Shades Valley High School - Tower Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1952 volume:

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This tremendous task rested on the shoulders of one man, selected because of his wide range of knowledge gained from a background of varied experiences. His father-a teacher, lecturer, author, and minister, and his mother, a teacher of languages, contributed to his early training for such a task 3 the understanding patience of his wife encouraged him in his profes- sional achievementsg his wide travels into universities and colleges over the nation gave him an insight into the best educational practices being observed, his connections in civic and social organizations gave him a broad scope of today's problems and aided in the organization of administrative dutiesg his teaching and administrative positions in different type schools provided the professional 'experience and executive ability necessary for such a mammouth undertaking. Today, this school plant, housing almost 1,200 students and 55 teachers, and boasting a program of studies and activities outstanding in the nation, is a tribute to the vision, the ideals, and unceasing efforts of Frank A. WR? 1' 1, 'A 4, wk - - ,. : 1. eg , 'N I f f Peake. The increasing enrollment, the broadening of the curriculum, and tre- mendous amount of public relations work to be done have added much to the complexities of his task, and yet he finds time to know individual stu- dents and counsel with them. In this short time he has Won a high place in the admiration of stu- dents, faculty, and patrons. His task is by no means complete, for the school has only begun to take shape, but the beginning has shown that Mr. Peake is an educator with the ability to in- spire those about him and imbue them with his own enthusiasm and ideals. For his accomplishments in devel- oping this magnificent plant into an educational institution,with a spirit, for his sincere earnestness of purpose, for his ideals and leadership and for his visions for our future-we proudly dedicate the 1952 Tower to our prin- cipal, FRANK A. PEAKE. Q 554' f vs. V-J! MR, RUFUS W, SHICLTON, ILS.-M,A, MRS. OUIDA IS. HIGHTOWEK, A.l!.-li.S, MR HORTON B CHAMBI FF BQ I'11-1'-l'r:'nr-i1,41l, I irut Sl'7Il!'!4fl'7' Girls' Founsalnr ' H ' QI' I 'JA' ' Pe-ulmely, Hnwurml l'ulleL!v I'SN h0, gy nys infuse or Iiirrnimzhzxnl-Smltliern, State 'l'e-zu-hers' PIIUSIUS Cullege Howard College Q I , f . X 'N acu 1 QX o o 0 'i v -ff ,,.. X , 'ii W . , X' 4x 4 X X M . WI .LI . ,LI R I AM H C Pl MR. HENDERSON WALKER, ILA.-M.A. .-1 .-wistful! fff!flfNfT1lT, Mrlilmmutivs M HS. A.Ii., Iiirmimzhnm-Southern ILA. in I.ib1'ury Suiens-9. Ge-urge Washington University MARY COBB BENNETT, H.S.-A.li. Srrvrzzfufylv liccyixtrur State 'I'0zu'h9l's' College Vire-l rfm'ip11I, Szfrvnlrf Semextev Birminghum-Southern, University uf Alabama Mr. H, C. Alexanrler. li.S. Merhunirnl Ilruwing liirminfzham-Southern Mr. Norman liarrimtton, ILS. Ilmld Couch, Srimzrrf Alabama Polytcc-hniv Instituti- Miss Annie Lois lioreh-rs, A.l!. l'Ing1Iiah liirmingham-Southern, University of Texas Mrs. Charlotte Colson. ll.S lfunirumn lin uv, Is'oolrlre1epl'ng, Typing University of Alabama Miss Jimmie R. Houlton, ILS.-M.A. Girls' l'hyxi1'lll l'flluf'ufi0n University of Alabama Mrs. Dorothy Jordon, AJS. Biology Judson College Mr. Jesse 0. Meeks, ll.A.-M.A. l'h11sir'uI l','rlu1'11l1'm1 Howard, P1-aborly Mrs. Dorothy Shiroy, ILS.-M,A. Speed: University of Alabama Northwestern University Mrs. Maxine Snirlor, A.ll. Spa n inh Howard Colle!-Z0 Mrs. Atholinc A. Wakefivlrl. A.l!, Sovial Slluiimv Howard Collepzv Mrs. Ruth Waldron, ILS. Librarian State Tm-avhm-rs Collvgv, Howard, University of Alabama Miss Vol:-na Whaley. A.ll,-M.A. Ml1f'l0WllIlll'N Alabama College, University of Alabama THEY KEEP THE HEEL. ROLLI G ...ARI we-wav Mrs. Erlv-H .lo Ballard, ILS. Geometry Howard, Northwestern University Mrs. W. F, liihr, B.S. Home I'Jr'rn mi4'x Christian College, Missouri University Mr. Alvie Burilett Huflding Engineer Graduate, VValker County High School Mrs. Ruth Carlisle. A.B.-M.A. Ifnfllfxlr Howard College Mr. James F. Cummings, li.S. I-Inylislz, .47l,ll-0-l'7iS'lllll I'J!l'lU'lltl0ll University of Alabama Mrs. Danhne Daniel, A.li. Commurrirll I'Idu1'f1tion Howard, Birmingham-Southern Mr. li. P. Deagon, ILM. Clarinet, Piano Birmingham Conservatory, Northwestern Mr. Ray Goodwin, li.S. liffllrlflll. Cl1e1ni.'4!T1l, f'n1ir'l1 liirmingham-Southern, Howard Mrs. Franves B. Hayes, A.B. English Howard College Mr. W, H. Hendrix, B,S., A.l3, Diivarsified Orwzlgmtiorzs University of Alabama Mr. .l. W. Hill Shop University of Alabama Miss Vsther Hobson, li.S.-M.S. l'l1ysir'r1l Erlilrrzlion Kansas State. Greeley Mr. H. B. Holliman. All. I'Ir'm1omir's Birmingham-Southern Mrs. Charlotte Jones, B.A.-M.A. Math, Sovinl Studies Huntingdon. University of Alabama Mrs. Nell Jordan, ILS. l'rinting Howard, State Teachers' College Mr. Herbert Levenson, M.M.-M.E. Orrhestrn Miami University, Northwestern University Mrs. Frances Arnold, A.B. English Birmingham-Southern Mrs. Margie Lou Little Dietitian Florence State Teachers' College University of Alabama Miss Dinnie May Mackey, A.B.-M.A English Howard. University of Alabama Mrs, Ruth Jewell Maxwell, B.S. Mathematics Howard College Mr, W. 'I'. Mm-Lain. Jr., lS.M.E. Vnivre Choral I'1nxe1nbIfe liirminghnm Cunscrvutury Mrs. Wnnrlu McKenzie, A.Ii. hilrruryl Axxixtunl Huntingdon Mrs, Murivn Nash, A.l!. Sorful Shuliam Huntingdon Mr. IJ. H. Newman, ILS. Hlrfllisll, Sywrrvll I!irminpzhnm-Southern, Auburn Mr. James 0. Ogle. Il.A.-M.A. llfnfory, l'f1'onomirx Iiirmimzhnm-Southern. l'e-ulmmly Mrs. lk-My Urmvs, ILA. l'h1mif-nl l':lI'Ill'llfllPlI I-'lnrenvrs Siu!!- Mrs. Shirley Puraulisv, ILS. Typfnfl. Shrrrtlmnfl Alnhumn Pulytex-hnir Inslitulv Mrs. Kathryn Puts-, ILS. Homzr H1'ml0mi1'x, 1'ypiny llnivorsily of 'l'1-nm-ssc-v Mrs. Milmlrecl Phillips, A.lI. llinlofll. Spmfrh Alulmmn Cullwzv Miss Iiulh lim-ml, ILS.-M.S. Hinlogm Alnlmmu I olytf.'c'hnit' Insiilutn- Mrs. Sadie Snow. A.Ii. f'ivi1's, Idrlylinli IH-xxlxmly, University ul' Alulmnm Iiirminghunm-Sulltluwn Mrs. Virginia Slunllwirlgv, A.li. llinforll, Lulin llnivvrsily nf Alalmmn rs. H1-lc-n K. Ste-phvns, A.Ii.-M. lfrrgllisll, Jollrurllinm Alnlmmu Cullum-, liirmimzhnm-Smuthorn Mrs. Eunivv Tixlwull, A.li, lnzfin, flmlerul M11tl1vm411i1'.'4 Athens College. University of Alnhanm, Ilirminyzham-Soulhorn Mrs. .Iuliu Tislwf-ll, ILA. Frm: rh , Eu jllllilll .lxvksimville Shilo, Ilirminghnm-Suuthurn Miss Annu Waugh, A.l4. l7f1'i1'.s Huntinpzdun Miss Ruth Weuvvr. ILS. Muflnmm.lif'.w, Uenmwl S1'i1rnr1' Alulmmn Cullcizv Mr. Luther I.. Williams, A.Ii. llriwrrn l'Id'll!'llff0Vl. Iiirmingham-Southern Mrs. I.uNL-il Immh Wilsun, A.Ii.-M.A. Art Univ:-rsiiy nf Alulmnm NOT IWCTUREIJH Mr. Thermus Ilullm-k A.B.-M.A, El'0PIOWlI4'8 Duke University Mrs. Alma Hall 7'mu'lmr of l'ir1:l0 sv All' 1:7 W T J How Now, B7'0ll77t Cow? Watch Your Fingers, Boys Future Architects? Blow, Gabriel, Blow I Fould Have SIl'01'7? That Was Lower Sloboviaf Oh, That Math!! ULASSES EIU MTW 34 I 'I 1 X I mm 4 I I I aI I H I I-Iv I u VN' ,IL u WN I i A4 I u fx' I w I 1 ' 1 I 'AK N1 . ,, I Tri M I X I, n NWN X M N L-.- 1 OFFICERS ED CHAPMAN ,7,7.7,7..A...VV,,,,,,,,.,,.w,,,,.,,,,,,,,, N d t ED NORRIS . ...,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,..... .Y...A.,.,,.. V ic P d e r t ANGIE LEBERTE ,Y,,A7,.,,. A7...,.,.... S t QI .,,T'reasu'r ecre PAT HILL ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..... .....V,,,. fi- A 'R M-.I 1' I. 2 3. '14 ROY JONES ACTON, JR.-f-Automo- bile- Club, Vic:--Presirlent: Hi'Y. Treas- urer: Vim-f-AI'resirlent. of Sophomore Class: Prosizlont of freshman, sopho- more anll junior homerooms: Football: Baseball. SHIRLEY SUE ALLEN Convert Choir: Senior Servive Club: Frenvh Club: Rc-rl Cross: Tower Staff: Car- marizo Club: Gloe Club: Y-Teens: Mar- shall: Vive-I'rL-sitll-nt of junior home- room: Vive-Presirlent ot' sophomore homeroom: Quill and Svroll. PHYLLIS ANN A RMSTRONG-A Treasurer of sophomore homeroom: Y- Teens. Chaplain: Marshall: Offir-e As- sistant.: Library Assistant. CHARLES NORMAN ARN ETT-Pho- tolzravby Club: Automobile Club: D. O, Club. ROBERT ISAGWELL----D. 0. Club. ANNIE MAUDE BAILEY--Y-'I'eens, Treasurer: Commercial Club, Chaplain: Office Assistant. MARY ELIZABETH IIAIL EY4Y- Teens: Library Assistant: Commerrial Club: Office Assistant. ANNE GARRETT B A RD W EL L- G. A. C., Vice-President: Tower Staff: Y-Teens: Senior Servire Club: National Honor Soviety: Clinir' Assistant: Sorre- tary of homeroom, ELIZABETH BARR- Y-Toons: Mar- shall: Vive-President. oi' homeroom: Car- margo Club: Senior Service Club: Tower Staff: Concert. Club: Cleo Club: Hon- orary Music' Club: French Club. EMMETTE DAVID RATESU Hi-Y: Civitan Club: Travk. ROSEMARY IIEARIJEN - -Y4'I'eens: Glee Club. JAMES CRIMSLEY IiECKvThospian Unclersturly: Civitan Club: Ara-hery Club. ALLEN FREDRICK BENTON-Autw mobile Club: Civitan Club: Tennis Club? Carmargo Club. JOHN MILES BENTON. JR. -Car- margo Club: Red Cross: Honorary Mu- sic Club: Civitan Club: Boys' Chorus, DOROTHY KAY lSERRY4Y-Teens! Thespians: Promoters of Good Will and Understanding: National Honor So- ciety: Tower Staff: Treasurer of home- room: Senior Service Club: Marshall. MARTHA ANN BONNER-Secretary of Sophomore Class: Operetta: Mar- shall: Promoters of Goodwill and Un- derstanding, President: Girls' Chorus: Student Government: National Honor Society, Treasurer: Valley Echo, Edi- tor-in-Chief: Quill and Scroll, Presi- dent: Usherettes: Thespians: Concert Choir, President: Glee Club, Cheer- leader, Head: Y-Teens, Secretary: Pres- ident of homeroom: Scribo Staff, Po- etry Editor: D. A. R. Good Citizenship Girl: Hi-Cub Reporter: Senior Service Club: Senior Class Who's Who. WALTER VIRGIL BOULDlN-Civi- tan Club: Ushers' Club: Student Coun- cil: National Honor Society: Tower Staff: Senior Class Who's Who. ANN GOWER BRASWELL-Art Club: Secretary of homeroom: Senior Service Club: Y-Teens. HERBERT EUGENE BRIGGS-Red Cross: Thespians: Band: Automobile Club: Photography Club: Lighting and Scenery for Down In The Valley, Charlie's Aunt, and My Sister Eileen: Carmargo Club: Variety Show. 8. El. 10 ll 12 ELIZABETH MOSS BROWN-Cab margo, President: Vice-Presid ent, French Club: Valley Echo Staff: Secre- tary of homeroom: Concert Choir: Quill and Scroll. JAMES EARL BROWN-Entered from Murphysboro High School, Mur- physboro, Illinois. ANNE PERSONS BROWER-Entered from Central High School, Memphis, Tennessee. RICHARD EARNEST BUCKNER- Hi-Y: Red Cross: Printers Club: Base- ball: Football. EDWARD MEREDITH BURGESS- Science Club, President: Ushers Club, Treasurer: National Honor Society: Honorary Music Club: Hi-Y: Youth Legislature: Debators Club: Track: Down In the Valley: Messiah ' xvf' W rf-3' iw-v l. MARY lRl'INl'I IIURKHOLIJER- -Y- 5 Teens: National Honor Society. 6. 2. JULIA ANN BUSH-Y-Teens: Library Y Assistant: Commercial Club. Zi. WILLIE LEON lill'l I'S. JR. Foot- ball: Printers Club. 'T 4, CAROLYN MARLOWI-I CALHOUN Valley Echo Staff. Iiditor-in-Chiel'Z Girls' Sports Editor: Srribo Staff, Short Story Editor: Quill and Scroll: Local Honor Society: National Honor Society: Student Council: Red Cross Council, Vice-President: Marshall: Promoters, Vice-President: Y..Teens: Homeroom, Vice-President: Debate Club: Concert Choir: Down In the Valley cast. H. JAMES CHAIDWICK CAMERON Stamp Club. MARGARET MI'lLliAI.lNE CAMI' Senior Service Clubl Debaters Clubi Y-Teens: Red Cross Representative: Rand: Glee Club: Marshall. I-'LORA CANFIELD-National Honor Society: Accompanist for Glee Club, Operettas, The Mesiahf' Dance Or- chestra, and Carmargo Club: Alpha Mu Alpha: Concert Choir: Honorary Music Club. MORTON LIPSCOMB CARL. JR.--W National Honor Society, President: Sen- ior Hi-Y, Chaplain: Civitan Club: Bas- ketball: Track: Student Council Repre- sentative: Tower Staff: Favorite of Session Roomt Magazine Staff: Senior Class Who's Who. 'Se NM . xg us ' .,,,,, ? . s , ,M I . .Z , QI it 1--iii ,J yqa 3: Zi A . . l i . ,x f I .Q wx SL J A N lfl C A R M I C H A IC L 'Y-Teens, I'resident: Vice-President: Majorette. WILLIAM ARTHUR CHANDLER- - Senior Hi-Y: Automobile Club, Sei'- yzeant-at-Armsy Marshall: tllee Club. JOHN ROISERT CHANDLER f-Senior Red Cross Representative: Glu- Club: IJ. O. Club, Vice-I'resi1lent. EDWARD JULIUS CHAPMAN -Na- tional Honor Society: President of Sen- ior Class: Quill and Svroll: Valley Echo Staff. Sports Editor: Magazine Staff: Civitan Club: Senior Hi'Y: Red Cross: Local Honor Society: President, Ses- sion Room: Secretary, Session Room: Baseball, Co-Captain: Senior Class Who's Who. .nail aegis. 'Hi s N5 MARY BURR CHENERY-Entered from Parish High School, Selma, Ala- bama: Promoters of Goodwill and Un- ilerstanmling: Debaters Club: Y-Teens: Senior Scrvice Club: National Honor Society: Stage Crew, The Imaginary Invalid, HELEN CHRISTU-Thespians: Y- Teens: National Honor Society: Tower Staff: Stage Crew, Charlie-'s Aunt, Papa Is All, and The Imaginary Invalimlf' Marshall. CHARLES STANLEY COATES- Civitan Club: Automobile Club: Ses- sion Room Treasurer. JETTIE RUTH COBB-Concert Choir: Band: Future Teachers of America: Monogram Club: Tower Staff: National Honor Society. EMOLYN COCKE. SHIRLEY JO COCKRELL-Y-Teens: G. A. C. JUNE ANN CONN-Y-Teens: Glee Club: Library Representative: Mar- shall: Operettas, Bell of Bagdadf' and Down In the Valley. FRANK WINSTON COOPERsSenior Hi-Y. RUTH MARIE COOPER-Library Science Club: Y-Teens, Secretary: Na- tional Honor Society: Senior Service Club. ELIZABETH ANN COTHRAN-Nav tional Honor Society: Carmargo Club: Y-Teens: Senior Service Club: Office Assistant: Girls' Chorus: Session Room Beauty: Marshall. NELDA JOYCE COTNEY-Y-Teens: Vice-President of session room: Glee Club: Office Assistant: Office Practice Club: G. A. C.: Future Teachers of America Club: Tower Staff. ANNA LOIS COX-Y-Teens: Senior Service Club: Library Science Club, President: Library Representative: Marshall: National Honor Society. if' -we 4305 . 467: T155 . ali FRANCES F A I RL E Y CUNNING- HAM-Usherettes, Vice-President: President, Secretary, Reporter of home- room: Y-Teens, Secretary: President of History Class: Senior Service Club: Pro- moters of Goodwill and Understundinsz: Marshall: Office Assistant: Office Prac- tice Club. HAZEL ANN DARBY-Red Cross: Y- Teens. Treasurer: Vice-President of homeroom: Promoters of Goodwill and Understanding: Marshall: Senior Serv- ice Club: Usherettes: Office Assistant: Office Practire Club, Reporter: Na- tional Honor Society. DIANE ADELE DAVIS-Y-Teens. Chaplain: Glee Club: Concert Choir: lf, , .5 'UV P i 1:.T 5 I Ji 'C' Q I :. In we Q , Girls' Ensemble: French Cluh: Vice- President of homeroom: Alice in Won- derland cast: Senior Class Who's Who. HERBERT LESTER DAVIS. PEGGY ANN DAVIS-Commercial Club: Y-Teens: Library Assistants. DONALD ETTER DENECKE-Sum- mer School graduate. JERRY VINCERT DOWNING--D. O. Club. ANDREW JONES DUNCAN- Foot- ball, Co-Captain: Hi-Y: Track: Presi- flent of homeroom, THOMAS HARRY EARLEY-CivL tan Club: Track Team. ,J GERTRUDE ELAINE EAS'I'W00lJ--- Secretary-Treasurer of homcroom: Son- ior Service Club: Y-Teens: Art Club. GLADYS LOUISE El!ERHARDT-- Operctta: Thcspians: Promoters of Goodwill and Unflerstanmlirur: Senior Service Club: Y-Teens, Lay Member: Honorary Music Club: Tower Stuff: Office Practice: Library Representa- tive: Reporter of homeroom: Alternate in Hcp Tr-ts: sang in Luohack: National Honor Society. EVELYN EARL HMONI7 -Sophomore Beauty: Red Cross: Girls' Choir: Car- margo Club: Y-Teens, fx' ,..e '--5 with WEE ROBERT LEROY ESKEW-Football: Track: Letter Club: Senior Hi-Y: Treasurer of homeroom. SUSAN GAIL FARLEY-Y-Teens: Red Cross: Tower Staff: Officc As- sistant. EDWARD WILLIAM FARRELI, - Dance Orchestra: Band: Quartet: Con- cent Choir. ANGELA SUE l OLDSfAssistant Head Majorette: Senior Service Club: Pate Y-Teens: Commercial Club: G. A. C.: Red Cross: Alabama Girls' State Winner of Jefferson County De- signers Contest. ANN KATHRYN FRANKLIN-Maru shall: Student Council Representative: G. A. C.: Usherettes: Senior Service Club: Tower Staff: Pep Squad. 6. 'T X 9. 10 11. ELEANOR DOWNING GOAD-Usher- ettes: Pate Y-Teens, Chaplain: Student Council Representative: Promoters of Goodwill and Understanding: Senior Service Club: Marshall: Tower Staff. MARGARET NANCY GOODEfMal'- shall: Y-Teens: Commercial Club: Tower Staff: Clinic Assistant: Glee Club: Operetta: Pep Squad, JAMES GORDON GREEN. ALVIN GROSSfSecretary of home- room. WILLIAM COLLIER GULLAHORN, JR.-Baseball: Treasurer of homeroom: Red Cross: Civitan Club: Archery Club: Valley Echo Staff: Quill and Scroll. SHIRLEY ANNE GUY-National Honor Society, Secretary: Thespians, 'UW Treasurer: Y-Teens, Vice-President: President and Secretary of homeroom: Tower Staff, Circulation Manager: Stu- dent Council, Secretary: Marshall: Pro- moters: Dance Chairman for Armistice Day Dance: Usherettes, President: Of- fice Assistant: Chairman of Homecom- ing Activities: Birmingham Represent- ative to Y-Teen Conference: Delegate to Student Council Convention: Thes- pian crew for Charlie's Aunt, Papa Is All, and Emperor's New Clothes: Chairman of College Day Activities: Quill and Scroll. ROBERT LAMAR HALESfGleeClub1 Concert Choir: Football: Baseball: Vice- President of homeroom: Track: Student Council Representative: Hendrix Hi-Y: Historian. .yer sr 'CJ' rs, 5554 QW X l. 2 4. 5 .L DEAN ALMON HARRIS-Secretary of homeroom. FRED ISERNA RD HATFIELD. WILLIAM RICHARD HAUENSTEIN Junior Hi-Y: Local Honor Society: Red Cross: Football: Scholastic Honor Award: Baseball: Basketball: Ilowlinyz: Senior Hi-Y: National Honor Society: Marshall: President and Vice President of homeroom: Glec Club: Concert Choir: Down in the Valley: Messiah: .Iunior and Senior Class I avorite: Stu- dent Council, President: Senior Class Who's Who: Delegate to Hi-Y Conven- tion: Delegate to Student Council Con- vention. JAMES VERNON HAWKINS-'l'hes- pians: Quill and Scroll: Valley Echo. Sports Editor: Baseball: Charlie's Aunt and Imaginary Invalid casts. MARY JANE HEARN--Senior Serv- ice Club: Y-Teens: Glee Club: National Honor Society: Winner of Senior Ora- torical Contest: Winner of State Civ- itan Oratorical Contest, ti. 7 R. SP. LORETTA DORIS HELDAPromoters. Secretary-Treasurer: Valley Echo, Ex- change Editor: Y-Teens: Thespians: Crew of Charlie's Aunt: Vice-Prcsi- dent of homeroom: National Honor So- ciety: Quill and Scroll: Carmargo Club: Debaters Club: Crew of Emperor's New Clothes, and The Imaginary In- valid: Valley Echo, Feature Editor: Magazine Staff: Carmarzo Club: Office Practice: Marshall: Tower Staff, As- sistant Editor: Alice In Wonderland cast: Delegate to Brenau Journalism Convention. WILLIAM HERBERT HENDRIX Bus Driver. DOUGLAS CARTER HERRICKS-f Operetta: Art Club, Chaplain: Male Chorus: French Club: Red Cross: Fash- ion Show: Concert Choir: Christmas and Hallowe'en programs: King of Hearts. CATHERINE LOUISE HESTER- Promoters of Goodwill and Understand- ing: Thespians: Glee Club. IO. ll. I2. PATRICIA GRACE HILI. Promoters of Goodwill and Understandimz: Y- Teens: National Honor Society: Senior Service Club, Vice-President: Vicc- President of homeroom: Treasurer of Senior Class: Cheerleader: Office Prac- tice: Homecoming Queen, JACQUELYN HINES -Student Coun- cil Representative: Pate Y-Teens, Pres- ident. Secretary, Treasurer: Student Council, Treasurer: Vice-President of homeroom: Marshall: Promoters of Goodwill and Understanding: Sopho- more Homecoming Attendant: Usher- ettes, Chaplain: Head Cheerleader: Na- tional Honor Society: Delegate to Southern Association of Student Coun- cils: Delegate to Y-Teen Conference: Delegate to National Honor Society Convention: Editor-in-Chief ol' Student Directory: Senior Service Club: Tower Staff, Features: Quill and Scroll. NORMA JO HINTON-Y-Teens: Hand: Commercial Club: Tower Staff. VONCILLE TROUBLE HOLLO- WELL-Valley Echo Staff: Quill and Scroll: Marshall: Senior Service Club: Tower Staff. DOROTHY JANE HOOVER- -Presi- dent homeroom: Ballard Y-Teens: Sen- ior Service Club: Fashion Show: Stu- dent Council Representative: Marshall: Glee Club: Queen of Hearts. BOBBY EUGENE ISBELL-Football: Baseball: Basketball, Captain. JAMES NESTOR ISSOSfEntered '5l. ERIE BELLE JEBELES-Tower Staff: Valley Echo Staff, Business Manager: Y-Teens, Reporter: Future Teachers of America Club, Treasureri Promoters of Goodwill and Understand- ing: G. A. C.: Clinic Assistant: De- haters: Quill and Scroll: Thespian Un- derstudy. FRED EUGENE JOHNSON' -D. O. Club. ROY EDWARD JONES-Bus Ilrivcr JANET ERSKINE JONES-Thespians: Usherettes: Senior Service Club: Mar- shall: Valley Echo, Assistant Editor: Quill and Scroll SANDRA IRENE JONES-Valley Echo. Associate and Assistant Feature Editor: Quill and Scroll: National Honor Society: Y-Teens, Chaplain, Treasurer, Vice-President: Usherettes. Secretary: Red Cross: Senior Service Club, President: Down In the Valley, Messiah: Cheerleader: Marshall: Con- cert Choil': Tower Staff. SHIRLEY ANN JONES - Y-Teens: Red Cross: Secretary-Treasurer of homeroom: Cheerleader: Student Coun- cil Representative: Glee Club: Valley Tcho, Publicity Manager, Art Editor: Miss Posture: Nurses Club: Quill and Scroll. ALLEN OLEN JUSTICE. THOMAS J. JUSTICE. Q. x KVA I ......, .. Q ,N kb KW. l, Q .3552 1 We rife-gl K- CAROLYN RU T H K E L L E R-- - Real Cross: National Honor Society: Senior Service Club: Library Assistant: Office Practice Club. ROBERT BRUCE KENNEDY---Autlv mobile Club: Marshall: Civitan Club: Golf Team: Secretary of homeroom, ANDREW FINLEY KEY-Hi-Y: Red and Black Staff: Concert Choir: Oper- etta Cast: Track: National Honor So- ciety, Chaplain Quill and Scroll: Valley Echo, Sports Editor: Magazine Staff: Ushers Club, President: Thespian Play Cast. JOHN LEON KIUD, JR,'-Footballi Track: Senior Hi-Y, Vice-President: llnnd. Q-aye I .ig : -in 3 al S' ,gf is M ---' f ' -' rv. ..... sf.. 11.4, '- 1: , -li' '. FL 1-: ' .Q 9. ,i,.'?'- X '-1:-'Y 5 , iw My - '- Y M '- f'g.a.-.-J-ff A .Q PAUL GEORGE KILPATRICK-l-'oot- ball, Co-Captain: Track: Hi-Y: Vice- President of Junior Class: Viee-Presi- dent of homeroom. MARTHA ENSLEN KINZER-Art Club: Band: Senior Service Club: Mar- shall. ALDEN WILLIAM LANDEL, JR.f- National Honor Society: Red Cross: Debate Club: Marshall: Library Assist- ant: Science Club: Homeroom Officer. MARGARET ANN LANNING-YY Teens, Secretary: Senior Service Club: Concert Choir: National Honor Society: Marshall: Valley Echo Staff: Library Assistant: Quill and Scroll: Beauty of Senior Class. CHARLES HUGH LATH E M ' -- Art Club: Honorary Music Club. ANGELO PETER LEBERTE, JR. - Football Manager: liaseball: Basketball, Co-Captain: Student Council Represent- ative: Senior Hi-Y: Tower Staff: Na- tional Honor Society: Secretary of Senior Class: President of homeroom: Bowling Team. ALAN ERNEST LELAND-ffNational Honor Society: Stamp Club: Automo- bile Club: Footbnll: Golf Marshalli Var- sity Letter Club: Track: Oratoriral Contest, third in school. JOHN W ESLEY LITTL E -W Hi-Yi Thespians: Ushers Club. NETTIE FAYE LOWERY---Library Assistant: Glee Club. PATSY ANN McDANAL MABIUS- Y-Teens: Commercial Club. CLAIRE PISTER MALONE-Entererl from Murphey High School, Mobile. Alabama, '5l: Carmargo Club. ROBERT FRED MASSEY-Archery Club. OLGA ELIZABETH MATHEWS-Em tered from Munich American High School, Munich, Germany: Y-Teens: Chaplain: Promoters of Goodwill and Understanding: Student Council: Fu- ture Teachers of America, Vice-Presi- dent: Senior Service Club: Valley Echo Staff, Reporter, Assistant Editor: Scribo Magazine Staff. Formal Essay Editor: Tower Staff: Quill and Scroll: Marshall: Library Representative: Na- tional Honor Society. MARGARET ANNE MAYNARD--f Y-Teens: Senior Service Club: Valley Echo Staff, Circulation Manager: Na- tional Honor Society: Quill and Scroll: Senior Class Who's Who. ELEANOR CATHERINE McCAINf Y-Teens: Secretary, homeroom: Pro- moters of Goodwill and Understanding: Carmargo Club: Art Club, Secretary, President, Chaplain: National Honor Society: National Scholastic Art Win- ner: Senior Service Club, Secretary. W. J. McCULLERSfTrack Team. CRENSHAW MCDONNELL fPresi- ident, Vice-President of homeroom: Y- Teens: Commercial Club: Office Assist- ant: Senior Service Club: National Honor Society: Marshall. IRIS CATHERINE McGARITY-Y- Teens: Art Club, Treasurer: Library Representative: Float Committee for Armistice Day Parade. CHARLES EUGENE MCINTOSH- Football: Baseball: Junior Hi-Y: Glee Club: President of homeroom. ELIZABETH C ARRING T 0 N MIL- LAR-Library Representative. I. 2 1. 4. MARILYN JANET MILLER---Promo- ters of Goodwill and Understandingzz Senior SOI'VIt'I'Q Usherettes: Iiand: Y- Teens, Lay Member: Tower Staff. Club Editor: Imaginary Invalid Stairc- Crvw: National Honor Som-iety: Quill and Svroll. ROBERT EARL MILLER- Called to the Navy. MALLORY FORBES MIREE- Deba- tors: Sricnve Club: I rcm'h Club: Civi- tan Club: Travk. JANET GRACE M ITC H E L L---Red Cross, Presids-nt: Office Assistants, Vit-0-President: Comrnera-ial Cluh: Ush- erettes! Y-Tet-ns, President: French Club. I MICHAEL KIRK MOORE -Junior Hi-Y: Civitan Cluh: Science Club: Track Team: Tennis Team. TREVOR TEAGUE MORIJECAI- -Na- tional Honor Sm-iety: lfrenvh Club: Ushers Club. JOHN BLAIR MORGAN --Glec Club: Civitan Club: Papa Is All. MARTIN RALPH MUELLER-Hi-Y. ELIZABETH TUDOR NESISITT--Art, Club: Senior Sc-rvive Club: Red Cross Representative: Secretary of homeroom: Marshall. EDWARD JANNEY NORRIS ----Art Club, Vice-President, Chaplain: Red Cross, President, Vice-President, Chap- lain: President of Jefferson County ll. 12. Red Cross Counril: Hi-Y: Carmargo Club, Tl'l'ZlSIll'iIl'C Quill and Svrollg Val- ley Echo Staff, Circulation Manager. Associate Editor: Hi-Cub Reporter: Svribo Staff, Editm'-in-Chief: Thos- pians: Imaginary Invalid Cast: Vim-- I i'csid0nI, of homeroom: Vive-I'l'0siclmil of Senior Class: National Honor So- vie-ty. GRACE GREENWOOIJ NORTON - - Marshall: Carmaryo Club: I rvnc'li Club: Library Assistant: Y-Teens. ISARRARA ANN O'IlONNI'ILL Frrsnvh Club, President: Conmu-rrial Club: Svvrctary of homeroom: Offim- Assistants, Pri-sirlvnt: Student Counvil: Senior Servire Club: National Honor Sovic-tyi Tower Staff. 1. 2 3, ELIZABETH ANN OGLESBY-Pres- ident, Vice-President of homeroom: Stu- dent Council, Secretary: Senior Service Club: Y-Teens: Promoters of Goodwill and Understanding: Cheerleader: Tower Staff: National Honor Society. MIRIAM ANN OGLESBY - Y-Teens. Chaplain: Ushcrettes: National Honor Society: Office Assistant: Promoters of Goodwill and Understanding, Histor- ian: Girls' Chorus: Tower Staff: Senior Service Club, Treasurer: Debators: Marshall: National Honor Society, SHIRLEY MANN OGLETREE-Prey moters of Goodwill and Understanding: French Club: Y-Teens, Lay Member: Secretary, President of homerooms: Red Cross, Treasurer: Valley Echo Staff, Photographer: Scribo Staff, Art Editor: National Honor Society: Quill and Scroll: Senior Class Who's Who. FRANK ORSTADT!Golf Team. EVELYN OVERTON McCLENDON. WILLIAM HOMER PANTER-Hi-Y, President, Secretary: Baseball, Captain: Basketball: Football, Scholar Athlete Award: President, Vice-President of homerooms: Student Council Represent- ative: Sophomore Class Favorite: Pres- ident of Junior Class: National Honor Society: Tower Staff: Band: Dance Or- chestra: Senior Class Who's Who. JERRY ORIVILLE PARRISI-I-Band: Dance Band: Glee Club. EDMOND ELKOURIE PAYNE- 12. Hi-Y: D. O. Club, President: Band, Captain, KATHLEEN IANTHA PEACOCK- National Honor Society: Senior Service Club: Y-Teens: Debatorsi Honorary Music Club: Concert Choir: Carmargo Club: Thespians: Down In the Val- ley, Papa Is All, The Imaginary Invalidf' Senior Class Who's Who: Best Actress. VALERIE DUNE PEAKE-Y-Teens. Treasurer: French Club, Secretary: Quill and Scroll: Valley Echo Staff, Feature Editor. MARION RUTH PENN - Y-Teen si Senior Service Club. WILLIAM MYERS PHILLIPS-Arch- ery Club: Civitan Club: Tower Staff: National Honor Society. Aa r y I ,fur K -s,.,m:5rf Q xr I, VA,' if Q I A ., .,A,:, ,A:,A ,g,. . 7 ,,,-, .. vll- A .,,.v ,... J':E J - f ..,- il JAMES PATRICK PIKE--Stamp Club, Vice-President. KATHERINE JEANNE PITTMAN -Tower Staff: Promoters of Goodwill and Understanding: Thespians: Student Council: Secretary-Treasurer of home- room: Vice-President of homeroom: Valley Echo Staff: President of Speech Class: Marshall. ALICE RUTH PORTER-Carmargo Club, Secretary: French Club, Vice- President: Concert Choir: Honorary Music Club: Girls' Glee Club: Girls' Ensemble: Library Representative: Mar- shall: Tower Staff: Senior Activities Committee. JAN DAVIS POTEET---Paradise Y- Teens, Vice-President: Carmargo Club: Marshall: Tower Staff: Treasurer of homeroom. RONALD S. POWELL. WILLIAM HENRY PROCTOR, III---- Concert Choir, Vice-President: Valley Echo, Assistant Sports Editor: Mar- shall: Civitan Club: Photography Club: Boys' Glee Club: Glee Club: Down In the Valley: Cheerleader Carmargo Club. .IIMMIE JEAN PUCKETT-Red Cross Representative: Library Representa- tive: Future Teachers of America, Pres- ident: Weaver Y-Teens: Tower Staff: Concert Choir: Office Practice Club. R. 8. MARY KATHRYN QUINN- AFrcnch Club, President: Head Marshall: Officc Practice: Senior Service Club: National Honor Society: Devotional Chairman: Student Council Representative: Clcc Club. FREDRICK MADISON RICHARDS Treasurer of homeroom. THOMAS BAYARD RICH A R DS - Football. DAVID MARK ROBBINS Carmargo Club: Male Chorus: Concert Choir: En- tered from Parkersburg High School, Parkersburg, West Virginia, '5l: Sen' ior Class Who's Who. 12. MARY ANN ROBERTS. JAMES THORNLEY ROGERS- Science Club: Stamp Club: Red Cross. RICHARD EUGENE ROMEII-Arch- ery Club, President: Band: Papa Is All. BETTY LOU SANDERS-Weaver Y- Teens: Clinic Assistant. ALLEN MATHEWS SATTERWHITE -French Club: Art Club: Civitan Club: Red Cross: Marshall: Photography Club: Automobile Club: Hi-Y: Baseball: Sec- retary of homeroom: Archery Club, Secretary-Treasurer. SHELAH GERSHON SAUL-Promo- ters of Goodwill and Understanding: Vice-President of homeroom: National Honor Society: Debaters Club: Tower Staff: Glee Club: Y-Teens. SAHRA ELIZABETH SCHMID-Pro- moters of Goodwill and Understanding: National Honor Society: Senior Service Club: Carmargo Club: Tower Staff: Marshall. WILLIAM PHILIP SEIBERT-Band: Dance Band. CHARLES HENRY SELF-Archery Club: Football: Papa Is All. JOANNE TRONE SHANK-Commerw cial Club. PEGGY COLTON SHEPHERD. CHARLES RICHARD SMITHfCivi- tan Club: Automobile Club: Archery Club: Red Cross: Photography Club. FRANCES LEA SMITH-Ballard Y- Teens, President: Girls' State Repre- sentative: Founder and President of Promoters of Goodwill and Understand- ing: Secretary of Inter-Club Council of Promoters: Senior Service Club: Na- tional Honor Society: Usherettes: Edi- tor-in-Chief of Tower: President of homerooms: Second Vice-President of Student Council: Quill and Scroll: Sen- ior Class Who's Who: Secretary of Thespians. X . 4' t MPSM plug, ff ,f '-.Ar .. ff . ,f fl Mfrs ll if. JAMES EDGAR SMITH. FREDRIC LEE SMITH-Student Council Representative: Junior Civitan. President, Treasurer: homeroom Presi- dent: Concert Choir: Boys' Glee Club: Valley Echo Staff. GEORGE RAYMOND SOUTHARDi Photography Club: Marshall: Boys' Choir. ANNIE RUTH STANDIFER. SHARON LEE STANSELL-Glee Club: Y-Teens, VicePresident: Cheer- leader: Art Club, Vice-President, Treas- urer: Promoters of Goodwill and Under- standing: National Honor Society: Sen- ior Service Club: Marshall: Tower Staff. MARY JOYCE STARNES-G. A. C.. Treasurer: Weaver Y-Teens: Scribo Staff: Valley Echo Staff: Quil and Scroll: Clinic Staff. GID STUART STEVENS-Glee Club. MARGARET WINN STONEAFrench Club: Marshall: Valley Echo Staff, Re- porter: Office Practice: Quill and Scroll, Vice-President: Dance Produc- tion of Carmargo Club: Girls' Glee Club: Pep Squad: Carmargo Club: Sen- ior Class Who's Who. JOSEPH DAMON TAYLOR+Base- ball: Football: Hi-Y: Most Valuable Player. WESLEY CHARLES THIGPEN Treasurer, Vice-President of home- rooms: Student Couni-il Representative: Boys' Glee Club: Choir: Senior Hi-Y: Civitan Club. JAMES HROWNING THOMAS Con- cert Choir: Boys' Chorus: Activities Chairman of Staff: Valley Evho Staff: Quill and President of junior home- room. MARGARET NELL THORNTON -- Carmargo Club: Thespians: Bullard Y- Teens: Office Assistant: Cust of Em- peror's New Clothcsf' Valley Erho Staff, Assistant Editor: Marshall: Dance Production of Curnmrpzo Club: Quill and Scroll. H, Ya t Q x f x x u C x . A it ' M S :QR lex Q X 3 it HARRY VANCE TODD-Junior Hi-YJ Senior Hi-Y: Red Cross: Class Officer: Basketball: Bowling Team: Senior Class Who's Who. WILLIAM DOWELL TRAMMELL. LILLIAN LAKE TRECHSEL 7 Con- cert Choir: Glee Club: French Club: Carmarxzo Club: Marshall: Secretary of homeroom: Honorary Music Club: Dance Production of Carmarfzo Club. TOMMY TUCKER-Baseball: Automo- bile Club: Bus Driver. GORDON GERALD TURNER. JOE CURTIS TURPIN. JEANNIE FORTENBERRY VAUGHAN-Marshall: Student Coun- cil Representative: Clinic Assistant: Office Assistant: Y-Teens, President. Secretary: Commercial Club, Vice-Pres- ident: Quill and Scroll: Valley Echo Staff, Reporter: Tower Staff: Office Practice Club: Pep Squad. GEORGE DONALD VINCENT. ROSALIE MCCABE VOIGHT- Pro- moters of Goodwill and Understanding: Inter-High Club of Promoters: Repre- sentative of Promoters Club to U. N.: Senior Service Club: Thespians, Presi- dent: Cast of Charlie's Aunt: Y- Teens, Secretary: National Honor So- ciety: French Club: Student Council: Senior Class Who's Who. EVAN HARRIS WALKER. JOAN ALENE WALL4Marshall: French Club, Secretary: Camargo Club: Treasurer of homeroom: Valley Echo Staff, Assistant Exchange Editor: Ac- tivities Committee of Senior Class: Red Cross: Girls' Glee Club: Pep Squad: Dance Production of Carmargo Club: Quill and Scroll. FREDERICK MORGAN WALLACE. SENIORS NOT PICTURED: Frank Salzman Barbara Ann Wilson 1 Hn . MARTHA AGNES WALTERS --Mar- 5 shnll: French Club, Treasurer: Cnr- murxzo Club, Production Committee: Vice-President of homeroom: Valley Echo Stuff, Exchange Editor: Thes- niuns: Girls' Ensemble: Concert Choir: 6 Honorary Music Club: Girls' Glee Club? Student Council: Pep Squad: Quill and Scroll. 7 1. ROBINSON JESTER WARD-l-'ooh hull: lluseball: Ilasketbzxll: Senior Hi-Y: Concert Choir: Boys' Glee Club: US Club: Senior Hi-Y, Treasurer: Howling: 'l'enm: Red Cross. I. MACKEY WARREN. 4. WILLIAM MARVIN WATKINS- Boys' Glee Club. A if Qs MARTHA ANN WATSON- -Tower Staff: Senior Service Club: Pate Y- Teens: G. A. C., President: Clinic As- sistants, President: Library Represent- ative. JANE WESTIiRO0KfJnnunry Grud- uate: Junior Beauty? Quill and Scroll: Honorary Music Society: Glee Club: French Club: Red Cross: Echo Stuff. ELLIOTT DOUGLAS WILDER -Jun- ior Hi-Y: Basketball: Track: Local Honor Society: National Honor Society: Thespians, Vice-President: Cast of ChzLrlie's Aunt, Emperor's New Clothes, Down In the Valley: Ushers Club: Debaters Club, President: Car- murgo Club: Concert Choir: Rattle Cit- izenship Tour: Harvard Book Award: Business Manager, Valley Echo: Stu- dent Council, First Vice-President: Sen- ior Hi-Y Youth und Government Rep- resentative: Science Club: French Club: Quill and Scroll. SHIRLEY IRENE WILSON --- Purn- dise Y-Teens: Student Council Repre- sentative: Marshall: Senior Service Club: Mujorette: Curmurgo Club Dance l'roduction. NORMAN CLYDE WRIGHT. LILA RUTH YATES--Pute Y-Teens: Red Cross Representative: Marshall. BARBARA JANE ZOIIEL --- French Club: Office Practice: Y-Teens: Red Cross: Student Council: Pep Squad. I,l'U1IlIl'f Musician Lawyer KATHLEEN PEACOCK FLORA CANFIELD ELLIOTT WILDER Poet Sfatisticimz Historia II, MARTHA BONNER HARRY TODD BILL PANTER JUI 011 'D xl-5 Ni ,jlfg a 'K 1 1 N N VV 1 O1g,., X X x ' 1 UW x I I X 1 1 , I I 1 I 1 L 1 1 1 , .... . t I , X k ' I 1 u Q p + 1 3 X NNW X X My I H ig, TW X E X N X W I X wif Nm n , X gl ........l OFFICERS JACK KIDD ,,,,,,7,77,,,,,,,, , NAN LOGAN ,,,,. ,. , SCOTT CORLEY ,,7w7,7 , Presmdml V I reside t . 'n Secretary ROY COSTNER ., Treasurer 409' W F A , ,vjafii if ,WA Wm :ff SU' 45. 1 1 nik , - W , i -' ' ,:::. lu ,, vu, X Mu . ' k ,,, 4. , 3 , f gg y i W 6 , -. . ,,,. 1 .. 5 .M ,, . af xii? if Q? QF 51? ii ww - 1: ,f mg, s. A.. ,, :gm Q ,, as Hb :qu ta X3 Judy Gillespie, Doris Glass, Re- gina Goldsmith, Janice Goldstein, Joan Goldstein, Richard Gordon. Miller Gorrie, Martha Ann Gould, Elizabeth Graham, Gwen Gravlee, Martha Jo Gray, Peggy Gray. Pat Grossman, Elizabeth Gulas, Barbara Hacker, Bob Hahn, Mary Hamlett, Robert Hamlet. Ruth Hamner, Charlie Hanson, Nelda Harry, Jimmy Hartley, Martha Hawkins, Alan Heldman. Lorraine Hicks, Elizabeth Ann Hill, Stanley Hoggle, Coy Hol- lis, Dorothy Hollis, Gene Hope. Anne House, Cynthia Howard, Raymond Howard, Buddy How- ell, Bobby Hunter, Margaret Isbell. Miriam Jackson, Benneson Janes, Evelyn Johnson, Knoxye Johnson, Daniel Jolly, Bobby Jones. Eleanor Jones, Jane Jordon, Frank Joyce, Charlotte Kennedy, Charles Kidd, Jack Kidd. Q, ,P A 'EEN WV , is s V . F 12' A L, ane w 5 Si is 3 SQ 2, Egg. S M., , .K :zfrgw if . Q ,- f W :gi AG.: v 'fi :fxgg ,,y..,,Q M, A A x ,w be i1'3':'w2 X sf 'X ' , ifw xg' ww Sw' N I xx , 5 K 'Hwy 2, im .Q .Q , w , kwa ,Qi K , 'ww N ,, .1-S: ' 5 J 54 'W ff, Mk If, Ke' X Sw We sq gi- sw Y N, vis W Wi -Q' .., QW N x , , S gifiif X ww .wx g we 2 l J f 15 QA . , WE. X ' 1 K gxfgp ii: ' A V6 4 Mir Q f K erm Q K l SQ ' I 1 I I I I -I N I I N I I ,wi W I - 'If u u I I I i I Bill Abernathy, Emma Jo Acton, George Adams, Carla Albert, Marcia Albritton, Ray Alexander, Jane Ander- son. Dale Andrews. Carlton Arm- strong Carol n A , y rmstrong, Barbara Bailey, Billy Bailey. Juan Bailey, Martha Ann Bailey, Ray Bailey. William Bailey, Bingham Bal- lard Mike B ll' , a let, Suzanne Balliet. Charlton Barger On- Donald Barker, Mark Bass, Harry Bates. 11... X' is wQ'f , Xml ss? 'Me' V im .. . . 3' H ,QA .mg U if W ' 3' qv, .ff W AQ WX' ., , tx if M , Q M if yawn Q.. s Qc V, M, 1 vii A Eg 1 X pf V :A I Sf Q .. ifwh s X Al B A 235 gg :S I 2' Q M 55,5 ST N 'Q sf-my ..,, M 1 if V , P, M225 v ww M 'E , 5345? sf' K. Q 'Q' ef W ! i ' S , E wx, w aw' 4 K , .ki. ff. Q, Q5 S 5 1 'K ' wwf 3. X. v - Q W A AMB? V k ' A , Effie Earnest, Betty Ellis, Dean Ellithorpe, Doyle Ennis, Roy Evans, Wesley Farley. Eddie Flurey, Jeanette Folmar, Gary For- tenberry, Don Franklin, Julia Franklin, Bettye Friedman. Lura Fulkerson, William Fulton, Kathryn Garrison, David Gatling, Ben Gibson, Solon Gibson. Walter Glenn, Sid Godbee, Kay Goldstein, Billy Goodwin, Paul Goree, Douglas Gray. Beverly Grayson. Mable Ann Green, Jerry Gnief, Stanley Gulledge, Irvin Gotlieb, Joe Hagedorn. John Hand, John Haley, Billy Hawkins, John Heilman, Chambless Hendon, Jerry Hinton. Ira Holt, Hayes Hoobler, Bill Hoover, Louis Hope, Robert Howard, Pattie Hall. Sandra Harbin, Carol Harris, Jane Harrell, Jo Ann Harrell, Kay Henderson, Rosalyn Hester. Julie Gunn, Sara Hager, Sandra Hartman, Evelyn Herchenhahn, Carol Hodo, Jo Ann Hollis. Helen Hoover, Rosemary Hoover, Eleanor Houck, Leona Hosier, Royldene Howard, Bobby Howard. Wanda Howard, Bibb Huffstutler, Carolyn Huffstutler, Pat Hughes, Sue Hughes, Paul Hunter. Buddy Huppertz, Elbridge Hydinizer, Mar- garet Isbell, Elaine Issos, Caroline Jackson, Edward Jarman. Sandra Johnson, Sue Johnson, Marilyn Jones, Rose Marie Jones, Jerry Jordan. Virginia Justice. David Kahn, Barbara Kanter, Marian Kar- peles, Roy Kay, Mary Frances Keef, Nowlin Keener. Carolyn Keller, Mary Perry Kennedy, Bob Kidd, Jimmy Keith, Carol Kessler, Peggy Kimberlin. Ken Kinman, Robert Lambert, Helen Landel, Joan Latham, William Lawson, Katherine Leader. Milton Ledbetter, Hershal Letlow. Harold Lewis, Jane Lewis, Evelyn Limbaugh. Tommy Lindsay. Tommy Little, Shirley Love, Karen Lund- mark, Bettye Lusk, H. T. Lyons, Winston Marbury. Johnny Martin, Minnie Ruth Massey, Charles Matthews, Kenneth Matthews, Mary Mattison, John Maynard. Dudley McAllister, Hubert McDanal, Artie Lee McDonald, Thomas McNickle, Clarence McDorman, David McGraw. Gail McPherson, Joe McPoland, Joan Meadows, John Mendel, Frank Meredith, Jimmy Milliken. Dick Miree, Jackie Moncrief, Kitty Monroe, Jane Moore, Jerry Morgan, Ralph Morgan. Steve Morton, Lynn Morris, Mary Anne Morrison, Ann Murray, Dale Murray, Jane Noah. Mimi Norman, Peggy Norris, Jerry Oppen- heimer, Ruthie Mae Overton, Claudia Owens, Jean Palmer. Jimmy Dale Parker, Jane Parrish, Virginia Parrish, Dorcas Payne, Bob Peake, David Overton. Alyce Phillips, Julia Prater, Mary Charles Preston, Nancy Snook, Joe Spurgeon, Vas- tine Stabler. Anne Stamps, Doris Stansel, Jenelle Stal- cup, Jeanette Stalcup, Mary Stark, Bob Strickland. Aubrey Teele, Penny Theurer, Jane Thom- son, Kay Trafton, Bobby Trammell, Patsy Tucker. Peggy Tucker, Billy Turner, Ann Upshaw, Peggy Vanderford, Jerry Waller, Joe Warren. Joan Waters, Grace Watkins, George Wat- son, Jane Watson, Mary Watson, Dan Weaver. Shirley Pitts, Louis Prosch, Carolyn Reese, Courtenay Renneker, Janis Roberts, Dick Rodkey. Libby Jean Roegner, Joel Rotenstreich, Dorothy Ann Rothe, David Russell, William Russell, Dale Sanderfur. Phil Sarris, Lee Saunders, Norma Saun- ders, Leonard Schwab, Monteray Scott, Sidney Scott. Marjorie Sellers, Mary Ann Shelton, Susan Shepard, Vesta Skees, Jane Skinner, Wil- liam Slnppey. Billy Smith, Caroline Smith, Jane Smith, Janie Smith, Betty Soloman, James Piz- man. Mary Lane Smith, Patsy Smith, Suzanne Smith, Bill Webb, Eva Weiss, Patti Welch. Sally Wendel, Tim Wheeler, Doris White, Marion White, Fred Wilbanks, Lucy Wil- kerson. Sterling Wilkins, Eve Williams, Howard Williams, Jimmy Williams, James William- son, Harvey Wingo. Sylvia Womack, Judy Wood, William Woods, iiilly Wright, Dorothy Wynne, Meri- lyn Zehnder. George Zinser, Hobby Zobel. SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Barbara Allen, Allen Butts, Charles Clark, Lawrence Kilgore, Chace Strickland, Bertie Sue Webb, Sam Wright, Barbara Weaver. FRE HME G' L Ly 1 L, M 1 RWA LLWX K X 'WM I W L , 1 Q , 5 , J I4 ly I I 1 M K R' R x , ,V 1 , 5 - N ' - H X I l K X MW-,X 'mf . Vw! 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Jaequeline Carroll. Roberi Catanzano, Jerry Chapman, Bonnie Chew, Susie Clem, Jo Ann Cloud. Bobby Coarsey, James Cobh, Fred Coeke, Bette Collier, Henry Collins, C a ro l y n Cook:-iey. Sidney Constantine, Margaret Catheran. Jane Cox, John Creamer, Helen Crow, Sally Cummins. Miriam Currie, Janice Daniel, Joe Daniel. Clifton Darby, Mary E. Glenn, Norma Glass. Bill Gilmore, John Gilley, Jan Gillespie, Roy Gilbert, Jr., Dorothy Gideon, Mary Ann Gatling. Charles Gammill. Ann Fowler. Richard Foster, Shirley Foshee, Luvy Forsyth, VVil- liam Forbes. Andrew Forbes, Jean Ferris, Paul Felgner. Robert Farrell, Peggy Elrod, Betty Ann Faerber. Billy Ellard, Jack Edwards, Carolyn Dra- per, David Durham, Margaret Dnrsett. Murray Dinkins. Noma De Loach, Shirley Davis, Eleanor Davis, Suzanne Darby, Kendyl Godwin, Cor- nelia Goodwin. John Gurrie, Judy Goswick, Richard Got- lieb, Jo Ann Graff, Martha Graham, Jim Gravlee. Don Gray, George Gregory, Mary A. Ham- ilton, James Hamlett, Ann Hannon, Paula Hanson. Jane Harrison, Sam Hatfield, Jerry Haught. Michael Hauser, Phyllis Held, Jo Ann Henderson. Hurvey Henderson, Sandra H e n d e r s 0 n , Shirley Henderson, Marilyn Herren. Su- zanne Herren, Margaret Herzberg. Jurk Hill, Patty Hill, Elvin Hodges, Frank Hodges, Helen Hollis, Shirley Hollis. Juvk Holloway, Judy Horne. Nell Hudzins, Edith Huey, Jane Hulsey. Estelle Hunt. Freddie Hurvich, David Ivey, Ronny Jack- son, Dorothy Johns, Jerry Johns, Jo Ann Johnson. Shirley Johnson, Gerand Jolly, Tommy Jones, Gerry Katz, Cecilia Keeley. Hunter Keller. Ann Kenan, Marie Kilgore, James King, Polly King, Allen Kronenherg, Andrew Lake. Charles Lane, John Lanier, Mary Lee, Helen Leland, Russel Levenson, Roy Lick- lyter. Lloyd Liles, Doris Limbaugh, Rebecca Lim- luulkh. Robert Limbaullh, Carol Lobuono, Uurlene Lind. llnvid Logan, Harriet Longly, Arthur Lo- vett, llarlmuru Lux, Angus MaeQueen, Alive Malone. Jnvk Mathews, Mnry Matthews, Don Me- Cnin, Hilda McConnell, Jo Ann McConnell, Rirhnrd Ms'Cullers. Bcn McDaniel, H. G. McDaniel, Millie Mc- Daniel, Betty McDonnell, Anne McDonough, Russell McElroy. Travis McGowin, Gayle McKenney, Jerry McKinstry, Mary Nell McKissac, Morris McLemore, Betty Jo M1:Swec:vry. Bobby McWilliams, Jerry Melman, I-city Ruth Miller, Jeannine Miller, Sherrill Mil- ler, Ben Mitcham. Billy Mitchell, Danny Moates, Jere Moore, Valerie Moore, Buddy Mosley, Peilgy Mor- rison. Patricia Mouat, Charles Munkus, Taylor Murray, Raymond Naish, Frances Newman, Ronnie Ney. Paul Nola, Jr., Charles Northern, Peyton Norville, Carol Odom, Billy O'Grady, Sallye Oliver. Lynne 0'Rorke, Russel Orr, Katherine Os- burne, Joan Pardue, Jimmy Parsons, Ed- ward Pasco. Hansel Peacock, Dicky Perkins, Jo Ann Peters, Ralph Phillips, Richard Phillips, Judy Piper. Merritt Pizitz. Margaret Powell, Austin Porter, Larry Posey, Gordon Pugsley, Leo- nora Rankin. Carol Lou Ray, Bill Reed, Denny Richards, Philip Roby, Harriett Rochelle, Joan Ross. Jimmy Rotenstrieh, Dick Rubin, Etovile Russell, llill Saterfield, Rosalyn Schulman. Ray Shultz, Carol Seal. Eugene Seifert, Clarenre Shel! ton, Kathy Shoffner, llohhy Jean Sims, llavid Sinfzton. lloh Smith, Fred Smith, Russell Smtih, .limmy Sokol, Joy Solomon, Hildeyzarde Spears. Pemzy Starks, Sonny Stein, Arnold Steiner, Henry Stovkham, Marjorie Swift, Mary Ann Taylor. .lane 'l'atum, Wayne Terkune, Sidney Thames, Duke Thigpen, Owen Tolette, San- dra Townsend. llartley Tromlxly, Ellie Ann Turner, Helen Sue Turner, Jimmy Upshaw, Terry Varda- man, Mark Wagner. Carol Walker, Cullom Walker, Fred Walker, llill Walter, Johnny Ward, Freddie Ware. llynum Waters, David Watson, Bette Weaver, Bernard Helms, Anne Westbrook, Don Whaley. Lynn Whitney, Ann Wilkerson, Carole Williams, Dehoral Williams, Earnest Wil- liams, Jan Williams. Millie Williams, llilly W i n l' red , Gene Wright, Albert Wynne, Jimmy Yelrlell, Lynn Zell. FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED: Mary lieth Crawford Marian Jo Gunter Tom Hearn Jean Williams The Voice of Authority DL?.9ff71,llfiCllI.' Printer All the Wo'rld's af Stage, and Hara We Sit! C0-Edi1catioiz?? Look At the Dzmzmy-Paper, That Is Service With II Smile l FIRST SEMESTER Svaiwcl- -.Iuyee Starnes. typist. First row, left to right-Shirley Ogletree, Carolyn Calhoun, Ed Norris, Regina Goldsmith, Sara Ju Cnuke, llvth Matthews. llarhara Brown, Andrew Key, Martha Bonner, Nell Trite, Ann McGahee, Barbara Sparkman, Mrs. Stevens, and Ed Chapman. THE VALLEY ECHO SECOND SEMESTER l frsl rum, lvfl In rfgfhl Sue Allen. Martha VVal1e1's, Betsy Brown, Peggy Gray, Janei Jones, Ruth Hamner, Martha Hawkins. ln,-ah Marie Rawls, Maryxaret Maynard, liill ilullahnrn. Second roll'-f-llorraine Hicks, Zoe Ann lluulware, Elizabeth Gulas, liar- lxara Harker, Shirley Jones, .lu Ann lion, .lane Butler, and Alan Heldman. 'I'l1ir1l1-mr---Joan VVall, Joan Copeland, .loan Gold- stein, Carol Harris, Maloy Love, liill Prmwter, Nancy Oliver, Nita Mills, and Mrs. Stephens. THE T952 TOWER Edifor-in-Chi1'f.' Fran Smith Assistant Editors: Loretta Helcl, Jeannie Pittman, Boots Jebeles , Iiusimfss Man,agc'r.' Morty Carl flTl'CIlIlLTI'U7I l7W!17Il1gf'l'f Shirley Guy AlIl7f'I'f1.STlIg Mumigcrs: W'alter Bouldin, John Lit- tle, Jan Poteet, Alice Porter Senior 1jTCTIll'f'S.' Barbara O'Donnell, Kay Berry, Jeannie Fortenberry, Sahra Schmid, Beth Mathews, Shelah Saul, Gladys Eberhardt, Voncille Hollowell, Jettie Cobb .lirniar 1'icfurz's: Martha Bonner, Nan Logan, Jan Mitchell, Eleanor Goazi, Susan Farley, Ann Watson Snplzonmrz' I'ir:f1n'cs.' Jeannie Puckett, Margaret Allen, Charles Barksdale, Jimmy Cooper, Don TOWER STAFF Lee, Barbara Norman, Carolyn Satterfielcl, Betty Jean Lollar, Jane Gray Freshman Picfurr's.' Miriam Oglesby, Angie Bar- ber, Anne Ariail, Aileen Bailey, Joe Daniels, David Logan, Pat Mouat, Kathy Shoffner, Margaret Cothran, Jeannie Brasher, Jean- nine Miller Clubs : Janet Miller Fenturvs.' Jackie Hines, Betty Oglesby, Sue Al- len, Betty Barr Whffs llvllllf Ann Darby, Sharon Stansell Sporfs: Angie LeBerte, Bill Panter, Bill Phillips. Lamar Hales, Anne Barmlwell Typisfs: Ann Franklin, Jeannie Fortenlmerry, Joyce Cotney, Vivian Ray, Norma .lo llinton, Helen Christu Final row Ilafl to riyl:llfHe-len Christu, Jan Mitchell, Jeannie Puckett, Betty Barr, Sue Allen, Alive l'ort1-r. .lan l'otvm-t, Jn-annie Pittlnan, Fran Smith, Loretta Held, Eleanor Goafl, Miriam Oglesby, Shelah Saul, Jettie Cobb, Anno llarelws-II, Gladys l+lbvrl1ai'4ll,, Janet Miller, Nan Logan. Sfzrond ron' fleft to riglhtj--Joyce Cotney, Susan Farley, Ann Watson, Norma Jn Hinton, Alan Helilman, Nlorty Carl, Kay lim-rry, lioots Jehu-les, Shirley Guy, Sharon Stansell, Ann Darby, Jackie Hines, Angie Lelierte, John liitile, lianmr Halas, Vunnie Hol- lowell, liarbara 0'Dnnnell, Walter llouldin. STUDENT GOVERNMENT O F F I C E R S President. ,, Y 7 ,,,,,,, RICHARD HAUENSTEIN VTCG-P7'68'ldG'II,t ,,,, .,,,,, , , ,,,,. ,,,,,, B ARBARA BROWN Second Vice-President 7,,,,, .,,,,,,,., K ERMIT POTTS Secretary ,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, B ETTY OGLESBY Treasurer . W ,,,,,, NCLYDE TAYLOR The Student Government of Shades Valley High School has led the school in all its undertakings. Under its fine leadership many improvements and awards have come to our school. The students enjoyed the wonderful assembly programs and the student directory, Red and Black, made possible through the Student Government. The Student Government gives the students a chance to take part in the operation of the school in a democratic way, and building leaders for the future. First row, left to 'right-Russell Carter, Edward Pascoe, Bob Crowe, Terry Pratt, Patsy Andrews, Jane Harrell, Barbara Brewer, Richard Hauenstein, Kermit Potts, Betty Oglesby, Clyde Taylor, Russel McElroy. Second row, left to right-Lumus Langley, Morty Carl, Harry Bates, Joe Penick, Tim Wheeler, Walter Bouldin, Ruth Hamner, Rosalie Voigt, Patty Camp, Jo Ann Graff, Shirley Jones, Sonny Stein, and Mrs. Phillips. Third row, left to right-Douglas Beatty, Jerry Jordan, Steve Morton, Gary Fortenberry, Roy Gilbert, Ricky Smith, Barbara O'Donnell, Mary Stark, Frances Farris, and Tommy Lindsay. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY O F F I C E R S President ,, ,,,,, , MORTY CARLE Vice-President ,CWALTER BOULDIN Secretary , , ,,,,, H WSHIRLEY GUY Treasurer MARTHA BONNER Chaplain ANDREW KEY HONOR SOCIETY POEM Of all the ships that ever brought success, Sholarship and leadership stand high among the rest. Character and service are entwined thus in their rail, The torch of learning, fixed on high, is stamped upon the sail. These ships have docked at many ports and gathered up their crew, But many have they let go by because they did not hear the cry of the ship's horn when it blew. Oh, sail forever on with crew and cargo, That the modern world may better know That long as ships like these sail on the waters, The cities and the towns will thrive and grow. Today we lowered down the plank to welcome some of you Who, through your efforts and your zeal, Have come to reach our high ideal and place your hand among this crew. First row, left side of atuge-Mrs. Snider, Shirley Guy, Jackie Hines, Mirian Oglesby, Ed Chapman, Elliott Wilder, Rosalie Voight, Andrew Key, Morty Carl, and Peggy Lanning. Second row-Mr. Peake, Flora Canfield, Loretta Held, Richard Hauenstein, Sandra Jones, Carolyn Keller, Martha Bonner, Carolyn Calhoun, Fran Smith, Mary Burr Chenery. Kathleen Peacock, Bill Landel, Walter Bouldin, Third rou'-Mary Kate Quinn, Sahra Schmid, Shelah Saul, Crenshaw McDonnell, Eleanor McCain, Ed Norris, Shirley Ogletree, Betty Oglesby, Barbara O'Donnell, and Bill Panter. First row, right side of stage-Allen Leland, Angie LeBerte, Ann Cothran, Judy Scruggs, Helen Christu, Mary Burkholder, Kay Berry, and Anne Iiardwell. Second row-Don Farmer, Sarah Emerson, James Dorsett, Dyanne Carlisle, Barbara Brown, Bo Bo Breedlove, Henry Beatty, Douglas Beatty, Trevor Mordecai, and Sharon Stansell. Third 'row-Kermit Potts, Joe Penick, Ronald Peake, Jane McCall, Harold Morgan, Knoxye Johnson, Martha Hawkins. Ruth Hamner, and Bob Hahn. NOT IN PICTURE lnew members!--Mildred Beard, Patty Camp, Sara Jo Cooke, Ann Douglas, Barbara Freil, White Gibson, Miller Corrie, Peggy Gray, Sonny Nesmith, Ellen Palmer, Margaret Richards, Jim Stroud, Gladys Eberhardt, Mary Jane Hearn, Beth Matthews, Margaret Marnard, Janet Miller, Bill Phillips, Jettie Cobb, Ed Burgess, Anna Cox, Ann Darby, Pat Hill. at U , anew -rages H1 -1 MQ fakh' SPHf1'lI ll2ll'lHll'8 lirown, Sara .lo Cooke. lieth Mathews, Carolyn Calhoun, Shirley Ogletree. Nlunriino Martha llonner, Nell Tritt. llarliara Sparknian. Regina Goldsmith, Anne lVl4'tlehee, Joyce Starnes, Andrew Key. and Ed Chapman. lfllifor-in-l'l1ft'f Ed Norris .-lrl:-r'rtisf'ny pllfzmzglvr Ed Chapman I'o1'Iry 1'I1l1'lor Martha lionner .imsrfofr Andrew Key Short Story Iffliluv' Varolyn Calhoun llvzlfe-111: , Nell Tritt l orm4ll Ifxsrryl 1'JllH4l7' lletli Mathews Typist ,, Joyce Starnes Informal l','NX1Ill ,',l4ll'f0f llarlmara llrown .vtsxixfrmt W Anne Mrtlehee .-trr Iffditor Shirley Ogletree lu'.rc'ln1ifg1v , ,, Barbara Sparkman .lsaisfrmf .-tr! Hdffor Sara .lo Cooke .-tssistunf ,, ,Sam Mosley Iirmiimss fllrzmzglrr , Regina Goldsmith Scribe, the school magazine, gave the students a treat this year. lt was a new project in the Journalism Department, and was a great success. HSC1'llJ0H will indeed he looked forward to again next year. SCRIBO AND QUILI. AND SCROLL OFFICERS 1II'!'Hltll'llf MARTHA RUNNER Vice l'1'esfr!wi1f PEGGY STONE Sr'c'1'4'fr1ry and Tl'l'!1NlII'CI' ,ED NORRIS QUILL AND SCROLL, an international honorary society for high school journalists, was organ- ized for the purpose of encouraging and rewarding individual achievement in journalism. Member- ship is extended only to those students who are at least of junior standing, who appear ln the upper one- third ofthe class in scholarship and who have done superior work in some phase of journalistic work. Leadership from Quill and Scroll membership has guided the publication ot' the school paper, VALLEY ECHO, and the school annual, THE TOWER. l'vl'V'Nf roll' fleft lo rfyrhIflVl::rtlia llonner, Joyce Starnes, Peggy Stone, Jane Westbrook, Voneille Hollowell, Carolyn Calhoun, Sandra Jones, Jeannie Pittman. and Loretta Held. Svroml roll'--Erl Uhapnian, James Hawkins, Elliott VVilder. lloots Jelieles, lieth Mathews, Ed Norris, Andrew Key, and Mrs. Stephens. .Yew .'lIwn1I1ers-- Alan Heldman, llill Gullahorn, Sara .lo Cooke, Nell Tritt, Shirley Ogle-tree, Joan Goldstein, Peyrlly Gray, Sue Allen, llarlyara Hacker, .lo Ann Loo, Elizabeth fllll2lS, Zoe Ann lloulware, lietsy ltrown, Terry Pratt, Margie Thornton, Joanne Chandler. Janet Jones, Nita Mills. Martha Hawkins, .lane llutler, Nancy Oliver, Ruth Hamner, Leah Marie Rawls, Regina Goldsmith, Barbara lirown, Ann Mr-tlehee, Loraine Hicks, Martha Ann Fulton. Margaret Maynard, Martha Walters, Joan Wall, Shirley Jones, llill Proctor. liarlsara Sparkman, Malloy Love, Shirley tluy, Janet Miller, Jackie Hines, Fran Smith. SENIOR SERVICE OFFICERS lwvsiflwwf SANDRA JONES Vlrrr'-l'rz'sirIenf PAT HILL Svffrvmry EI,EANo1c MCCAIN Trcasurrfr MIRIAM OGLESBY THE SENIOR SERVICE CLUB is one of the busiest groups among us. Their objective is to serve the teachers and the school. Each girl is assigned to a teacher and she helps this teacher in every way she can during the year. New members are invited to join each year from outgoing Junior Class. They are chosen by set standards of the club-desire to serve, personality, scholarship, and leadership. Initia- tion Service is held for these new menibersg this is an inspiration for their future work. As members of this group they acquire knowledge of clerical Work, as well as training in working for and with other people. l i'r:4! row, left tu 'right -Janet Jones. Betty Barr, Jane Hoover, Fairley Cunningham, Carolyn Calhoun, Kathleen Peacock, Miriam Oglesby, Sandra Jones, Eleanor MeCain, Gladys Eberharilt, Barbara 0'DonneIl, Eleanor tloatl, Anne ll:-aswell, Betty Oglesby, and Rosalie Voight. Serum! ron-ffMary Jane Hearn, Sahra Si-hmitl, Sue Allen, Iiookie Nesbitt, Mel Camp, Carolyn Keller, Martha Kinzer, Shirley Wilson, Fran Smith, Jeannie Puckett, Anna Cox, Anne liarwlwell, and Mrs. Arnolil. Third Tllll' Elaine Enstwmnl, Mary Kay Quinn, Ann Cothran, Kay lierry, Crenshaw Mellonnell, Sharon Stansell, Marion l'vnn, lieth Mathews. Jackie Hines, Martha llonner, Peggy Lanning, Vonnie Hollowell, an1lJanet Miller. NOT IN I'lC'I'UliE fAnn Watson, l'al Hill, Mary Ilurr Chencry, Margaret Maynaril, Ann Darby, Angela l oliIs, and Ann Franklin. I -C X W ... :WN . . Aqlullfigs I tt.g,..,vK- ..Q ,,, , es., I I' wi ' t 1 , 'f-e: ': ,-'F-Y-.'L ' ' ts-3?faiff.'. -, Q 5 A ., 1535 :terr a df:-, -ff ,- I4 KX USHERETTES O F F I C E R S President ,, , ,,,,,, ,,,,,, , SHIRLEY GUY Vice'-President , ,,,, FAIRLEY CUNNINGHAM Secretary , LAUREL WILLOUGHBY Treasurer , ,,,,,,,, ,Jo ANN L00 Service With a Smile should be the motto of the Usherettes. These girls have worked very hard to serve the school. They have given a helping hand to many visitors and have also ushered for outside activities such as Town and Gown Theater. These girls are chosen on the basis of personality, service, and scholarship. Left to right-Eleanor Goad, Jan Mitchell, Peggy Gray, Miriam Oglesby, Martha Bonner, Janet Miller, Nancy Eaton, Ruth Humner, Mary Williams, Sandra Jones, Fran Smith, Knoxye Johnson, Mary Bo Breedlove, Ann Darby, Elaine Ellard, Barbara Freil, Ruth Jane Smith, Sara Sitz, Jackie Hines, Jo Ann Loo, Laurel Willoughby, Fairley Cunningham, and Shirley Guy. NOT IN PICTUREfAnn Franklin, Jane McCall. - l 'LX5K' ..e..i......- W USHERS O F F I C E R S President JOE PENICK Vicc-I'rcsirlci1f WHITE GIBSON Sccrctary COURTENAY RENNEKER Treasurer EARLE CARPENTER 'tTo serve the public -sounds like a big order, and it is! But this is exactly what the Ushers have been doing this year. They have ushered at civic and social affairs at the school and elsewhere. Luft to riylzf -Walter liouldin, Joe l'1-nick, Elliott Wilder, Andrew Key, Ed liurgess, Ronald Peake, and Mr. William Clift. NOT IN PlC'I'URlC flid Chapman, John Little, Trevor Mordecai, Ed Norris, Douglas Beatty, White Gibson, Harold Morgan. Walter Starke, Earle Carpenter, Courtenay Rennekcr, George Watson. PRUMOTERS OFFICERS 1,l'l'Sl'!II llf , WMARTHA BONNER Vice-l'resirIeHf RUTH HAMNER Scfercffrry-TrvasuVer ,, ELAINE ELLARD The Promoters of Goodwill and Understanding is a club organized to do just what it's name sug- gests. We study the United Nations and try to help promote goodwill throughout the world. At Christ- mas we had a drive to collect pennies for the starving' children in India. On U. N. Day a special pro- gram was presented by the club. As usual, we had our annual Hey Day, to help promote friendship in our own school. In the spring we gave a tea for the foreign students and all the other Promoter clubs. Two of our members also attended a trip to Washington, D. C., where they learned more about our government. First row, left to righiflietty Oyzlesby, Eleanor Goad, Jane McCall, Shelah Saul, Sahra Schmid, Ruth Hamner, Martha Bonner, Elaine Ellard, Peggy Gray, Rosalie Voight, Jo Ann Loo, Leah Marie Rawls, Sarah Emerson, and Miss Waugh. SCFOHKI row- Eleanor McCain, Jackie Hines, Sharon Stansell, Jane Butler, Patty Camp, Miriam Oyzlesby, Loretta Held, Janet Miller, Gladys Eberhardt, Kay lierry, Sandra Jones, Ruth Jane Smith, and Fran Smith. Third ro74'4Ann Darby, Mary Williams, Sara Jo Cooke. Fairley Cunningham, Carolyn Calhoun, Knoxye Johnson, Audrey Fairbrother, Nita Mills, Shirley Ogletree, Laurel Wil- loughby, Beth Mathews, Boots Jeheles, and Jeannie Pittman. -.-- X -- V-Y uv' X K, , 3 'M -jr s- jr r'3 ,.- we lbs -,ami 'Sv Ea-, ew IV I T AN OFFICERS l'wsiflf'nf .Invi STRUIYIJ I'iw-l'i-fsiflwifl flIlAIlI,l'IS SMITH Sfff-I-ffm-gf IIAKRY I!A'l'ns 7'i-f-usfn-tw C'iiA:n.ics IZNAGAN I stunfl fm' gwmcl citizenship in my hcnnc, school, and community. I Iielieve in my school, its faculty, its stzinclarrls of scholarship, athletics and cnnclnct. I In-lic-vc in thc g'ovei'ninent ot' the United States, unrl my state and city. I Iielievc that trne t'i'iencIship is the greatest asset any person can possess. I believe that the success ut' any orgzmization is dependent upon the et'I'mn't ot' its memliers :intl that thc mcmluers in tni'n are Imenefitterl in pi'opm'tion tn their interests and eI'I'm't,. My t'i'eemI: Whutsoevci' ye would that men shnnlcl clo to yon, do ye even so to them. My I'IccIg:e: Is to practice this Golclen Rule: To make it pay flivislcnmls, Imth l1Ii1l,0l'I2l.I and spiritual: In In'i4I-fe with it the rozul to Inettei' LIIItlCl'StilIltIllII Iwtween I 1cnltv zincl stnnlentg tn lmnilfl upon this ai rs rs f . finer and nnliler citizenship. l frsI nur, lwfl In riglhl .luck lin-ntnn, IVIii'Ii:wI Iizillin-t, Ifrml ICI-nsnni. linzzy Sntts-rwliitv, tlvnrjrv Amlnnis, K'Iizu'In-s Smith, .lim Struinl, t'h:ii'Ics lit-min. Iiilly Iimwn, Iiill I'1'uctm', W. V. Thigzpvn, :intl Sum IVInsIcy, Srroml run' Hurry 'I'mI4l, Mike Mmm-, Bill linmw-r, Ilill Mngm-sim. .Iuhn lvlurgzm, Jimmy Christy. Leslie- Smith, t'Ii:ix'Itun lhxiyt-mln, Allcn Iicntnn, :incl Mr. Newman, Tliirrl rml' .Inmvs Iivck, Iiicky Iiickfmwl, .lirnrny Iii-airnizui. John H2llYll'IC'k. lVI:iul'ice KIl'IiIl2ll!'It'I'i, Stanley t'nntes, IVI1-I McAllister, Iinh King, :incl Iifl Vliznpniun. I Wi? tm ' Nz.. THESPIANS O F F I C E R S President , , , WROSALIE VOIGT Vice-l resident ,,,, ELLIOTT WILDER Secretary ,, , H FRAN SMITH Treasurer ,,,,,, ,, ,SHIRLEY GUY Sponsor , ,,MRS. DOROTHY SHIREY Seventy-two Thespians have been active in Troupe 398 during 1952. As an affiliate with the Na- tional Thespian Society, the Troupe is dedicated to the advancement of dramatic arts in the secondary school. While engaged in play production, Thespians enjoy wholesome and stimulating fellowship with those who share their interest in good theatre. They seek to provide the school and community with a varied and entertaining play bill. Both modern and period plays are produced, as well as an annual children's theat1'e project. Thr lmngimrry In1vaI1'rI, by Moliere, and the Lewis Carroll fantasy, t'Al1'ce in lVonrlerIm1d, have been staged by the Thespians this year. Fira! row, left to righi-Elizabeth Gulas, Louise Hester, Kay Berry, Margie Thornton, Mary Lane Smith, Leah Marie Rawls, Jane McCall, Jane Sirles, Helen Christu, Sally Wendel, Suzanne Smith, Jane Lewis, and Janet Jones. Second ro11'fRo1-:alie Voighi, Regina Goldsmith, Elliott Wilder, Carol Hodo. Fran Smith, Shirley Guy, 'Tommy Lindsay, Harvey Wingo, George Wat- son, Bob Howard, and Howard Carle. Thirrl rou'fRonnie Brasher, Eugene Briggs, Ed Norris, Mary Mattisun, Lucy Wilkerson, Barbara Hacker, Ruth Hamner, Carolyn Calhoun, Janice Goldstein, Peggy Gray, Martha Bonner, Barbara Brown, and Lo- retta Held. CAMARGO CLUB OFFICERS I,l'l'S1'ffl'lIf BARBARA BROWN lIl'l'f'-1'I'l'Sl1ll'IIf BETSY BROWN S1-ffl-mo-y ALICE PORTER 7'rcus1o'c'r ED NORRIS The Camargo Dance Club was organized in the fall of 1950 by three dance enthusiasts of Shades Valley, Elliott Wilder, Barbara Brown, and Betsy Brown, their purpose being to provide an outlet for the efforts of those students, interested in the dance, who were trying to bring the ballet into the high school. With 15 charter members, the club got off to a good start by producing a dance revue in the spring of 1951 for the school at an assembly program. This year the Camarpgcfs efforts have even reached further, producing, completely on their own, a full three-act Dance Production. Plans for coming years are to hold dancing' classes for the students, and to nationalize the Camargo Club. Camargo was one of the first great ballcrinas. l i1'at 1'ou', left lo Tiyhlf- Martha VValters. Monty Scott, Alive Porter, Sue Allen, Sahra Schmid, .lo Ann Loo, Sara .lo Cooke, Eleanor McCain, Peggy Gray, Nancy Oliver. and Jane Moore. Strznrling - Anne House, 'l'erry Pratt, Jean Palmer, Sandra Town- send, Kathryn Garrison. Christy Doerfler, Betty llarr, Lorraine Hicks, Martha Ann Could, Marion Ulements, Margie Thornton, .loan Wall, Lillian 'l'rez'hsel, Lura Fulkerson, Claire Malone, Loretta Held, Ann Ariail, Dyanne Carlisle, Jan l'oteel, Hill Proctor, and llarbara Brown. Kbllflllllllfl Tommy Lindsay, Ed Norris, Jack Benton, and Dave Robbins. liffhimlfflietsy Brown. liarbara Hacker, Mr. Newman, Anne Lou Dearborn, Elliott Wilder, and Libby Jean Roegner. Sliozring 11 non' .-flop is Marjorie Me- Namara and Ann Cothran. Flora Canfield fu ut the piano. JUNIOR RED CROSS OFFICERS 1'l'f'Sl'IIl'Hf ED NORRIS l7I'l': -lIl'e Sllft'IIf CAROLYN CALHOUN Sufi-erm-y ANNE BRASFIELD Tl'UflSlU'4'1' GENE BRIGGS The Junior Red Cross has been one of the most active groups of the year. The Children's Hos- pital, as well as the Welfare Department, has good reason to be proud of Shades Valley. The funds for different activities were given by every person in school. Many other volunteers have given their time for hospital duty and courses offered by the Red Cross. This club is one to be proud of! First row, loft to 'rigllzt 'liuzzy Sattcrwhite, Sally Lindley, Terry Vardaman. Sandra Johnson, llarlxara Harker, .lo Ann Loo, Jeannie Pixvkett, Carolyn Calhoun, lfld Norris, Judy Wood, Anne lirasfield. Julia Prator, Jane lieasley, Mary Alive lleatly, Doris Limbaugh, Beverly Grayson, and Freddy Hurvieh. Sm-mul roll-f-Leslie Smith, Lila Yates. Mimi Norman, Laurel Wil- lou:-Illby. Peggy Noah, Patty Hill, Jo Ann Meadows, Anna Dell Tucker. Jane liuiler. l'llaine l'lllard, Mary Williams, Sue Allen, Jane Lewis, Annie Lou Dearborn, Austin Porter, and Mary Lou Killian. Tllirrl rulvff-Sam Mosley, llarllara lirian, Carolyn Keller. Mel Camp, Max Chandler, Charles Massey, Jimmy Denton, Jimmy lioienslrich, Johnny Marlin, Jaek llenion, lrvin Gotlieln, John Hamrick, liarbara Riddlelvaugzh, Harry Todd, Ch'xrles Smith, Helen Mc'f'onnell, Kalherine Osborne, liette Collier, Hildegarde Spears, James Hamlet, Sue llalliet, and Mrs. Ormes. -Y-f e We -A-M .-....-W - .W e.,,.me.,.., Mshem Us-1 My mum .wwe tswsiafmefru A- .W..-sq-.1-ww,-W .,,,,-wma,-umunun awww-au R ' V-W-is A , .,..M,, 1-we-ST, ass, , . -. Y - ' K e q sj tsif4,.- 5- ,, as-:fs , f3g,2,.Lj,g,. ., 5 3---ji -9-ifi-as-Mi -.-qwyq - ., '55-t-+ ng , e . M,-,,,E,Q'rgips -ff' 1 1 if will Sill, .5 + Sz, R M I, -Q-A M. ., - FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS I'rfmlwfr .Ii-:ANNIE Puoxi-:'r'i' IYRIY'-l'l'UNF!FI'llF Hr:'1'H MATnr:Ws Swfwrffwy f7oNNlE Sonivnn TM-usfm-r Boo'rs .licimims Sponsor MRS. IIAYI-ZS The Future Teaeliers of America is an honorary organization dedicated to the preparation of stu- dents for their life in the future as a teacher. A faculty committee suggests eligxilrlc members. They are tapped in an initiation service, and invited to join. The work of this group deals with learning.: the possiliilities and opportunities open in the teaching' profession. During National Fldueation Week this cluh presents a progrrani for the student Iwody. They conduct. tours of the school during: A. IC. A., teach Sunday School at various churches, and their project is keeping' a library of college catalogues. l r'r:4I' row, Inf! Io riyhl Zoe Ann lioulwarv, Iiarlrara Ann I rciI, Connie Sehmid, Jeannie l'uekett, llc-th Mathews, Iloots Jelneles. lh-verly Grayson, l'e1.ry:y 'l'nekei', Mary Ann Shelton, Pepzgy Van4lert'ord. Mary Iiam' Smith, and Nan Logan. Srwoml run- Knoxye Johnson, .lane Iieasley, Franees Iiearden, Patsy 'l'ueker, I'atti VVelrh, Jean Waters, Carol Seale, Patty Camp, Jeanette I oIrnal'. 'l'l1frrl run' .Ioyee Votney, Judy Horne, Aileen Hailey, Jackie Monl'rieI', Monta Faye Iirown, Helen Iiolling, I'at Gross- man, Janiee tioldstvin, Susie l'lem, lieverly l'uryeal'. NOT IN I'It I'IIIiI'l Anne Iirast'it-III, .Io Ann Ilryan, Joyee liunt, Gwen tlravlee, Miriam Jaekson. Minnie Ruth Massey, IIiIIie May, 'I'4-rry Vardanian. ART CLUB O F F I C E R S President c , , W . ELEANOR MCCAIN VtC6-P7'6StdC7Lf ,,,,,,, HSHARON STANSELL Secretary , ,,,,, , LORETTA VVILLIAMS Treasurer ,, ,,,, CATHERINE MCGARITY Chaplain ED NORRIS THE ART CLUB has again this year tried to promote a better interest of art among students and the community. We have pledged a large number of new members and had a variety of informative speakers at our meetings. Shades Valley art students won many awards in the National Scholastic Art Awards this spring for their art work. This club has helped with the Art Department, many proj- ects, such as play stagings and window displays. Our school enjoys the beautiful art projects made and displayed by thc club. KllPI?lfIlgl'DllU2'l?lS Herrin-ks, Joan Goldstein, Betty Soloman, Loretta Williams, Margaret Allen, Marie Coffman, and Martha Ann Gould. First Tl7ll Ell Norris, Sharon Stansell, Miriam Jackson, Scott Mead, Mrs. Wilson, Sylvia Bass, Patsy Acton, Leah Marie Rawls. and Mary Kinman. Second rmv, standing'-Nancy Snook, Dudley McAllister, Malloy Love, Catherine Mcflarity, Tommy Lindsay, Ann Braswell, Terry Pratt, Martha Kinzer, Wanda Howard, Charles Lathem, and Albert Pardue. In rcrrrf Ronnie Brasher, Tommy Little, and Iiuzzy Satterwhite. . wr ,Sf N P:-' 5' W :.- :2' I. .- ., q. s DEBATERS O F F I C E R S I'i-wsiflwvr ELLIOTT WII.DPZli Vir'r'-l'Vcsf1l1'i1f MEI, CAMP Sfff-rf-fro-y VASTINE STABLER Trf-asm-cr LEONARD SCHWAB The Debaters of Shades Valley entered the Alabama High School Debate Tournament for the first time since their existence. The varsity debaters participating for the affirmative were Leonard Schwab and Vastine Stabler. The negative team consisted of Elliott Wilder and Leslie Smith. On March 29, 1952, thc affirmative team was awarded an Excellent Certificate at the University of Alabama. The purpose of the Debaters is to promote public speaking with the students, aid to bodily action, teach a person to think before speaking, and to improve diction. Mr. D. E. Newman is sponsor of this club, and we wish to commend his fine work. First row, lrfi lo Tiglllf' Mel Camp, She-lah Saul, Janice Goldstein, Jane Butler, lletty Soloman, Patsy Grossman, Loretta Held, lVliriam Ogzlesby, Kathleen Peacock, liill Landel, Elliott Wilder, Leah Marie Rawls, and lVlr. Newman. Second rnuh- lloots .lm-ln-les, Uarolyn Calhoun, Chase Strickland, Mallory Miree, Leslie Smith, Mary llurr Chenery, Eleanor Livingston. and Ed llnrgcss. Tllfrrl row- Charles Cason, Vastine Stabler, Dick Miree, Jean Palmer, Lenora Rankin, Phil Sariss, and Harris Walker. CONCERT CHOIR Anyone who hasn't seen the Concert Choir in their striking wine robes has really missed a pleasant sight. The purpose of this group is to further the understanding and appreciation of good music. The Concert Choir has had many outstanding achievements this year. They have participated on many auditorium programs-their Christmas program and the concert with the Band being outstanding. Besides the honor of singing the Vulcan Easter Sunrise Service and receiving notable mention in the Music Festival, the Choir sang with the Birmingham Civic Symphony last fall. The Girls' Ensemble sang A Christmas Cantata, by Vincent Leubech, for the Birmingham Classroom Music Teachers Asso- ciation, with much success. The Concert Choir also furnished 12 singers to the All-State A. E. A. Chorus. First row, lrff In right-fMerilyn Zehnder, Kathy Shoffner, Sally Lindley, Barbara Freil, Dyanne Carlisle, Charlotte Kennedy, Bill Ilarnhart, Tommy Lindsay, W. C. Thigpen, and David Robbins. Second 'mu'-Jane Brownlee, Marjorie McNamara, Gladys Eberharilt, Violet liailey, Carolyn Calhoun, Peggy Noah. Libby Roegner, James Pigman, Harvey Wingo. Jack Benton, and Hob Warsl. Tliirrl row--Mable Ann Green, Janice Roberts, Gail McPherson, Sandra Hartman, Margaret Richards, Penny 'l'hei1rer, Jane Sirles. Nancy Oliver. Lamar Hales, Hunter Womble, Doug Herrieks, Eddie Farrell, Jerry Waller, and Lee Saunders. Foerrfl: TON''M1ll'ilI2lBOHTICF.BHllHll'?lBl'0VVI1,AYIUQCCE Mobley, Jettie Cobb. Martha Walters. Alive Porter. Diane Davis. liotty liarr. Sur- 'l'rinible. Sue Allen, Terry Pratt, Aubrey Teel. Bobo Thomas, Bill llroctmg liuddy Howell, Ricky Smith. and C'harle-s Laihem. N0'l' IN l'lC l'llRl'l Sandra Jones. BOYY GLEE CLUB First row, lefl to r:'grI1tffI.ee Bryant, Lee Saunders, James Berk, Doug Herrieks, Bolx Ward, James Pipzman, Jaek Edwards, ind Billy McWilliams. Scroml nm'-Joe Thompson, Jimmy Shaekleforrl, Leland Crenshaw, John Hand, 'Fed Wallaee, Ray Southard, Bill Peake, Rieharll Hauenstein, David Robbins. Third rou'fJimmy Cooper, Billy Chandler, Gid Stevens, Jaek Ben- ton, Auhrev 'l's-el, Rim-ky Smith, Bo Bo Thomas, and Bill Proctor. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB 'irsf row, left In right Shirley O'Neal, Shirley Jones, Jane Hoover. l,ura lfulkerson, Annie l.ou Uearhorn, Marion Clements, lane Sirles, Sara Tubbs, Judy Seruggs, Joyee Cotney, June Conn, Connie Schmid, Joan Wall, Martha Ann tlould, and Mary l'ranc-is Keef. Seronvl ron'-Patti Weleh, Beverly Byrd, Sandra Wilson. Pat, Metfarter, llale Murray, Jean Christiansen, Sylvia Woniaek, Jane Tliomlvson, tlrare NVatkins, Lillian Treehsel. Martha Payne, Billie Mays, and Betty A4-ton. Third row -Diane lluvis, Sandra Johnson, Ann Baxter, Barbara Brumett, Martha Singleton, Eleanor Jones, Betty Bailey, Shirley Aeton, Jane t'ox, t'aths-rine Leader, Betty Barr, Alive Porter. Martha Walters, Naney Oliver, Gwen tlravlee, Jean Boriss, Dorothy Johns, Varleen Lind, and Beverly Puryear, l m1rth 'raw'--Melinda Barker, Judy Woods, Shirley Slimp, Carolyn tlooksey, Mareia Auld, Bonnie Vameron, Jane Beasley, Peggy Adams, Margie Dorsett, Val Peake, Mary Jane Hearn, Mel Camp, Jeannie Puekett, Jane Lewis, tferilia Keley, l'ey,rgy lfllrod, Lynn 0'Rorke, Jeannie Stuart, Jo Ann Henderson, Jane Moore, Peggy Stone, Bootsie Emonds, lull ELPIHIUI' Houek, MAJORETTFlSfJane Carmirhael, Le- vada Davis, Doris Stansell, Nan Logan, Shirley Wilson, Shirley Richardson, and Angela Folds. HEAD MAJORET'l'EfNan Logan. ASSlSTANTffAnf.!ela Folds. BAND A list of the many activities participated in by the band will serve to prove how active this group has been this year. The football season would not have been complete without the high-stepping majorettes and color- ful band shows. With 10 home games the band worked hard to put on 10 new and entertaining shows. Immediately following the football season, the band, together with the Concert Choir, gave a lovely Christmas program. A big event of the spring season was the Band Review. The band also participated in the Vulcan Easter Sunrise Service. The Shades Valley Band climaxed their busy year with a big concert. We should really be proud of our band. Director, Mr. Larry Deagon. First 'roz1', left to 'rightfJo Ann Peters, Lloyd Liles, Janet Miller, Jerry Parrish, Charles Mat- thews, Harold Morgan, Charles Gamble, Don Whaley, Martha Kinzer. Eddie Florey, Shirley Brunner, and Melbaline Camp. Second rou'-Mary Hamlet, Royldene Howard, Billy Smith, Bill Webb. Third row--Jay Blach, Russel Carter. David Kahn, Pat Benson, Millie McDaniel, Monta Faye Brown, Eddie Payne, Stanley Gulledge, Joe Penick, Lonny Lee, H. G. McDaniel, Roy Gilbert, Tommy Jones, Glen Carmichael, Tom Hearn, Sterling Wilkins, Mike Houser, and Phil Seibert. Fourth. row-Norma Jo Hin- ton Marie Kilgore, Jerry Taylor, Vivian Ray, Doris White, Lawrence Baum, Jimmy Abbott, Eleanor Davis, Gail Linster, and Howard Carle. In front, left to right-Shirley Richardson, Levada Davis, Jane Carmichael, Nan Logan, Angela Folds, Shirley Wilson, and Doris Stansell. NOT IN PICTURE-Georgann Ozley, Gene Briggs. CHEERLEADERS Head Cheerleaders ,, MARTHA BONNER, JACKE HINES Our Cheerleaders are one of the hardest working organizations in school. This year they accom- plished ideals they have been working on since Shades Valley first opened, the main one being the organization of the Pep Squad. Even though this squad is still young in experience, they added much to the zest and spirit of the football games. Rain or shine, this squad was cheering the football team to their victories. Before the Homecoming game the Cheerleaders sponsored a bonfire pep rally and snake dance through Homewood. This activity helped in making homecoming the huge success it was. All in all, the Cheerleaders have done a fine job in promoting spirit and enthusiasm in the school. First row-Betty Oglesby, Martha Hawkins, Peggy Gray, and Mary Bardwell. Second row-Jackie Hines, Pat Hill, Nita Mills, Sharon Stansell, Sandra Jones. Shirley Jones, Nancy Eaton, and Martha Bonner. G. A. C. O F F I C E R S President . . ,,,, ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, A NN WATSON Vice-Presidents ,,,,,,,,, JERRY MIZE, ANNE BARDWELL Secretary .. . . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, MARY BARDWELL Treaszww' ,,,, ,.,,, J OYCE STARNES This group is composed of those interested in athletic activities and sports. These girls have set standards by which they may earn a letter-and they have worked hard for letters this year! The G. A. C. had several basketball games with other high schools and played other teams within the school. Softball was the highlight of the spring season, along with tennis. Membership in this club is open to girls interested in sports and physical education. First 'l'0'Il'. left to right-Judy Gillespie, Kathryn Garrison, Marylee McGarity, Shirley Cockrell, Mary Bardwell, Ann Watson, Anne Bai-dwell, Jerry Mize, Betty Jo Neal, Joyce Starnes, and Ann Franklin. Second 'row-Jane Self, Barbara Brian, Jean Cooper, Juanita Cooper, Mary Hamlett, Miss Houlton, Jackie Vick, Effie Earnest, Mable Lamb, Betty Lusk, and Ann Upshaw. CLINIC ASSISTANTS O F F I C E R S President, , ANN WATSON Vice-President ,, , BETTY LUSK Secrefa1'y-Treasurer SUE HUGHES A Clinic Assistant's duty is to meet the needs of the students. The girls give up their study hall or free period to work in the clinic. There they supply students with first aid material and answer the gym office's telephone. The clinic assistants deserve a lot of credit for their work. Left to right, around the table-Ann Watson, Miss Houlton, Betty Jo Neal, Mable Lamb, Jan Gillespie, Knoxye Johnson, Jo Ann Henderson, Merilyn Zehnder, Effie Earnest, Joyce Starnes, Cecilia Keley, Jane Parrish, Patty Camp, Sue Hughes, :md Nunvy Goode. PICTUREiBetty Lusk, Lucy Forsyth, Betty Sanders, Juanita Cooper, und Shirley Love. N OT IN is 'Q . .. - flux, Y ,...t,.,,- -HM W ,,..s,,,wm. .As 4 A A OFFICERS President .. .. .. . ANNA Cox Vice-Prcside11.t LORRAINE HICKS Secretary- First Semestei ',,, ,,,,, D ON FARMER Second Semester . JOAN YOUNG Treasurer NMARY Bo BREEDLOVE J. C. L. A. Repre- sentative ...LORRAINE HICKS LIBRARY STAFF MEMBERS First row, left to right-Ronald Peake, Barbara Davis, Joan Goldstein, Mary Bo Breedlove, Sarah Emerson, Mildred Beard, Betty McSweeney, Anna Cox, Lorraine Hicks, Joan Young, Mary Kinman, Peggy Davis, Mary Elizabeth Hailey. Second roivf Daniel Cason, Wescott Murrel, Joe Daniel, Barbara Kanter, Bonnie Brand, Julia Bush, Ruth Cooper, David Blumenthal, Jerry Oppenheimer, Plummer Beaumont, and Mrs. Wuldrop. NOT IN PICTURE--Martin DeVone, Carol Harris. The aim of the library staff is to give efficient, courteous service to the faculty and students. The members are chosen on the basis of scholarship, character, and desire to serve. All the students on the staff, who give at least one period each day to work in the library, are interested in books and people. They serve at the circulation desk, type, file, process books, prepare displays, and work with clippings, pamphlets, films, slides, and other materials of instruction with which the library serves the school. LIBRARY HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES First row, left to right-June Conn, Janet Bell, Jane McCall, Anne McDonough, Eliza- beth Millar, Mrs. Waldrop, Catherine Mc- Garity, Ellie Ann Turner, Sara Jo Cooke, Marion Eanes, Terry Adams, and Suzanne Smith. Second row-Bob Howard, Annette Mobley, Mary Mattison, Jeannie Puckett, Jane Underwood, Jane Anderson, Cynthia Howard, Ann Cockrell, Monty Scott, Alice Porter, Gwen Gravlee, Phyllis Armstrong, Duyle Murray, Eleanor Houch, and Doris White. NOT IN PICTUREfNita Mills, Janie lirashares, Betty Ellis, Faye Lowery, Mar- garet Richards, Connie Goodwin, Margaret Dorsett, Bobbie Jean Sims, Margaret Al- len, Ann Watson, Jimmy Green, Mary Alive Beatty, Bill 0'Grady, Carol Lobruno. OFFICE ASSISTANTS OFFICERS l'l'!'NfIfWllf l:Alfl3AllA U'lliJNNlIl.l. lilil'I'-f'l'f'Sl.ff1'rlf .lANl'l'l' lVll'l'4'lll'll.l. Sccr'1'fr1ry ANNE llUlYSlil TI'!'flNIII'1'l' lllAliK'IA VVlIi'I'Z The primary purpose of the Office Assistants' Organization is to give lroys and girls an opportunity to train for a husiness career and to serve the school. Students selected for this organization are those who have chosen office work as a career. As an office assistant, a student has the privilege of using office machines, taking dictation from office personnel, preparing material for mailing, handling in- coming mail, using the telephone, and meeting fellow students, faculty memlners, and guests who call ll t the General Office. Qualities of dependability, loyalty, cooperation, and courtesy are emphasized in the work. Students recognize personal accomplishments and feel keenly the service they are alwle to render the school. I irsl row, lrfl to rigflil Joan llullz, liillie Faye May. Marcia Allbrilton, Sarah l'lnierson, Mary l'erry Kennedy, l'arol llavis. leannie Puckett. Anne House, Marcia Wirtz, liarhara 0'lJonncll, Janet Mitchell, Janie Underwood, Kay Sherrill, Marion Stro- zier. Marianne Voston, Joanne l'liandler, Janel liell. and Margie 'l'liornton. Sccoufl ron' Marion Karpeles. lilainc lillard, Jean- nie Miller. Janice Goldstein, lfranees lfarris, Carolyn Keller, Jane Anderson, ldlizabeth tlrahaln, Annie ltulh Standefer, .lane Z Ai N0 bn oliel, l'nl Acton, llillie Jones, Knoxye .Iohnson, Joyce Uotney, Jean lioriss, and Mrs. llcnnell. Tllzral row l airley l'unningliain, in llarhy, Mary Williams, Kitty Monroe, Jane lintler, Jeannie Fortenlnerry, Audrey l airl1ro1l1er, Ann llonglas, ltuth Jane iith. Sara Sitz. Doris Jean VVhite, Nelda Harry, Annie llailey, Mary Kay Quinn. and Marilyn Mcfluire. 'I' lN l'lU'l'llltl'l lloris Slansell, Shirley Richardson, Pat Grossman. liarliara Hacker, Varolyn Satterfielul, and Jo Ann lloo. swim' mist f . if rf il t F, 5, , X: 5 Y' X 21, 1 .TN s. ii t R STAMP CLUB OFFICERS President . . ,,,,,,, ,,,,, , WILLIAM WOODS Vice-President . ,,,, W , PAT PIKE Treasurer .. .JOEL ROTENSTRICH Secretary , CHARLIE NORTHEN The sole purpose of the Stamp Club is to increase our knowledge and better our understanding of stamps and countries through the study of stamps. The Stamp Club was the first new club to be given a charter this year. We of the Stamp Club have benefitted from the outside speakers and other activities of the club. The credit for organizing the Stamp Club goes to Amzi Barber and Churchill Blakey, both of whom have worked continually towards our goal and have taken an active part in the club's functions all during the year. We all look forward to the meetings of the Stamp Club next year. Sc11Ie1lfMrs. Carlisle, Pat Pike, William Woods, and Joel Rotenstrichl Stmlding-Alan Leland, David Logan, Roy Beavers, Taylor Murray, Sidney Constantine, Alvin Kirk, J. L. Freeman, Ben Janes, Douglas Cole, John Creamer, Amzi Barber, Dickey Gotlieb, Harvey Henderson, Tom Hearn, Jimmy Cameron. NOT lN PICTURE-Churchill Blakey, Roy Lichlyter, Harold Morgan, Charles Northen, Billy Smith, Bobby Zobel, Ira Holt, Jimmy Rogers, Mary Hamlet, Jim Gravlee, Will Carter, Ed Mabius. in-... . AUDIO-VISUAL EDUCATION O F F I C E R S Prcsiclewzf HOWARD CARLE Vice-President , JERRY PATTERSON Secretary-Treasurer DOUGLAS BEATTY The Visual Aids Club is composed of boys working for the school. They do not receive any scho- lastic credit for this workg they do it because they like the work. They set up and operate every movie that is shown in the school. They set up the control board in the office for the devotional every morning. A small group of boys sets up the microphones and lights for the assembly programs and plays that are presented at the school. They also work backstage for any outside groups that use the stage. The Audio-Visual Club is responsible for the care and circulation of such machines and materials as are needed in the school program. This club has done a lot of fine work this year. lf'1'raf row, lrzfl in riglilglloufzlas Beatty, Kenneth Adamson, Archie Mcliride, Ilnvicl Immun, Joe Daniel. liub Howard, Paul Felz- ner, Freddy Hurvich. Sccoml rmrf--Jerry Patterson, Gale Linster, Mr. Cummings, Howard Carle, James Hamlett, Vincent Miller, Robert Farrell, Dun Franklin, Richard Rubin, Austin Porter, Mike Hansen, Jimmy Ruthenstrirh. FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS 1'l't'Sflil'7lf lVlARY CATHERINE QUINN Vilv'-l'1'f'sirlm1f ALICE PORTER Sffffrvfnry JoAN WALL TI'K'fl8lll'f'1' MARTHA VVALTERS The French Club program for this year has been to promote the understanding of French custom among: the students taking: French in Shades Valley. At our meetings we have talked about customs, geography, and history of France. In February we sponsored a program in assembly in which stu- dents from many countries all over the world came and told us about their manners and countries. We hope to do this again next year. Firal row, lrfl lo rr'g1l:fn'l'atty Camp, llctsy Brown, Connie Schmid, Judy Scruggs, Martha Walters, Mary Kay Quinn, Alice Porter, Joan Wall, Caroline Jackson, and Barbara Frcil. Second 'mu'-eliillian Trechsel, Jeannie Stuart, Jane Westbrook, Betty Frcislnian, Janice Goldstein, Jane Sirles, Margaret Richards, Jean Clark, Cynthia Howard, and Miss Tidwell. Thirrl roirfliiblm Huffstutler, l'cy,z1,:y Stone, Anne House, liillie Mayes, Trevor Mordecai, .lane Mc-Call, Martha Fulton, Robin Teague, Shirley Ogle- lrcc, and liuzzy Satterwhite. MONITORS ff1'Illl lllollifm' MARY KATHICRINE QUINN Have you an Okay'??'! lf the monitors had a nickel for every time they have asked that ques- tion they would surely he rich! This group has several main duties, which are to assist visitors, check with students for okays, and maintain order in the halls. A monitor is courteous, cooperative, friendly, and is a good citizen with a good character. They have toiled very hard to lie, and have lveen, fair with the students and yet have seen that the rules of the school were enforced. llats off to a hard- working' group! I ir::I row, lrff lo ffjlllf'-I2lllL'f Jones, .lan l'o1eet, Jane Hoover, Anne Ilrasfield. liookie Nesbitt, Ellen Ann l':ilnin'r, Mary Kny Quinn, Sara .lo Cooke, Shirley Guy, Ann liaxler, Farol liearilen and Sis l l'uitm'her. S1-vmrrl'ro1r- Jeannie l'iHmnn, .lnne Moore, Sahrzi Schmid. Sylxin llnss. l rances liearllen, Cynthia Howard, Janice Goldstein. ln-e lirynni, Alice l'orler, Mnrlhn VVnllel's, :ind Mrs. Vtfnkefield. Tliirzl rrnrf -Helly Acton, Lorraine Hicks, Je-an Goldstein, lieverly l'ul'yenl', liill l.nn1lel, Vonnie Hollowell. Ilon- ald lilurnenthzil, Peggy Stone, and Patsy Acton. , W, 1 ' X 1-ww SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS Prc'sidcnz' ED BURGESS Vim' Prcsidcm' HARRIS WALKER Svzfrcfflry-Trcasurm' VVHITE GIBSON The Science Club is composed of those students interested in some field of science. At their meet- ings they have obtained outside speakers or discussed the scientific improvements which make news in the medical 01' scientific field. This club is open to students who are interested and Want to join. Savile-rl flcff to right! .lu Ann limi, Mrs. Jurilzin, Leah Marie Rawls, Harris Walker, and Charles Matthews. Stunzliuy flefft in riyliil--f'Elliut,t Wilder, Shirley Ogle-tree, liill Lnndel, Mullury Miree, Earle Carpenter, I-ld liurpzess, John Mendel, Alun Helllnizin, VVz1ltcr lluulmlin. H , ARCHERY OFFICERS Prcsirlcnt RICHARD ROMEI Vice'-President JOHN MORGAN The Archery Club was created last year to further sportsmanship and create an added interest among Valley students for archery. Members have participated in various tournaments and hope in the future to establish competition among neighboring high schools. First row, lcff fo riyllf fBill Phillips, Don Franklin, Naylor Stone. Bob Creve-ling, Bill Ilulluhorn, White Gibson, Buzzy Suiter- white. Srwowl run' lxtumlinyj--ARay Schultz, Fred Smith, Jimmy Douglas, Tom O'Rorke, James Heck, Richard Komei, John Morgan, John Hamrick, Charles Self, liilly Reed, .Iohn Tatum, Coach Meeks, Charles Smith, and Jerry lVlm'Kinstry. NOT IN l'IK'TllREf'Jimmy Rotc-nstrich, liill Hoover. 1. - COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS Pl't'SI'l16'I1f ,, FRANCES BEARDEN Vice-1 1'eside11f , .IEANIE FORTENBERRY Secrefnry-Treasurer FAY BASWELL CREED FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA I believe that free education is the right of every young person in America. I believe that the future of Ameriea depends upon mutual understanding and eooperation of business, industry, labor, the home, the ehureh, the sehool, and by the peoples of our own and other lands. I agree to do my utmost to bring about better understanding and eooperation on the part ot' all these groups. l believe every young person should prepare himself for a useful or-vupation, and that he should earry on that oeeupation in a manner that will luring the greatest good to the greater number. l believe every young person should he aetively interested in better soeial, politieal. eommunity. and family lift'- l luelieve every young person has a right to earn his living at a useful oeeupation and that this right should not he de- nied him beeause ol' rave. color, or ereed. l believe every young person should take responsibility for carrying out assigned tasks in a manner that will refleet eredit to himself, his assoeiates, his sehool. and his eommunity. I believe in my own abilities to make America a better plaee for everyone. Firsl 'V'0Il'ffli2ll'lHll'2i Davis, Dorothy Hollis, Jeanette Barker, Peggy Tyson, Norma Jo Hinton, Gloria Roberts, Annie Bailey, Wanda liailey. Fay liaswell, Willie Dean Noah, Lavada Davis, Betty Bailey. Second 'roivflan Mitchell, Lois Loggins, Vivian Ray, Shirley Brunner, Naney Goode, Patsy MeDanal, Carol Bearden, Mary Frances Wainwright, Jerry Taylor, Eleanor Jones, and Mrs. Colson. Tlzird ron'fMartha Payne, Shirley Slimp, Billie Jo Parker, Shirley Acton, and Betty Rose Cain. l I - , - . as f s X 1 +- S. DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS CLUB OFFICERS l'rvSirIvnt EDDIE PAYNE VI'f?f'-1,I't'SftIf'7If JOHN CHANDLER Sew'z'ff11'y DOWELL TRAMMELI. T1'r'11sllr1'1' CLYDE VVRIGHT The Diversified Occupations Club is a statewide organization with which our local club is affiliated. Only those students who are members of the D. O. Program or D. E. Program may be considered for membership in the club. The purposes of the D. 0. Club are: To furnish opportunity for social contact, to develop quali- ties of leadership, to develop personality, to take part in the annual state convention held each spring' at the University of Alabama. Firxt row, left Io right- Tony Cannon. Jerry Downing, Robert llzuzwell, Clyde Wright, Eddie Payne, John Chandler, llowell Trnmmell, llnn llnrker, and Charles Arnett. Slreonrl row, left to riglhfn Fred Johnson, Maekey Wnrren. Raymond Howard, Bobby Townley, Jimmie Smith, Charles Mann, Wiley Meeks, and Mr. Willis Hendrix. NOT IN l'lC'l'Ulll'l lion Vincent, Put Moore, Sadie Cooper. wx- ,MJJ ' 5 ' A A . , , . 1 1 ' I BALLARD Y-TEENS O F F I C E R S llrvsiflmzf FRAN SMITH Vzlcc-I'1'csicle11f SHIRLEY GUY Sf-1:1-effwy FAIRLEY CUNNINGHAM Trcasiircz' .. ANN DARBY Lay Mcnlbcrs JANET MILLER GLADYS EBERHARDT RUTH JANE SMITH ELAINE ELLARD The Ballard Y-Teens, composed of fifty members, is a very active club at Shades Valley. Striving to enrich their own lives and to do their share in building a better community, the club has sponsored and participated in various projects. Thanksgiving the Ballard Y-Teens filled a Sunshine Box to take a needy family: during: Christmas many volunteers worked at the Goodfellow Center during! their spare time. Other activites included participation in the Y. W. C. A. chocolate drive and doll display, a fun-packed spend-the-night party held with the Pate Y-Teens at Calico Cornerg and a week-end at Camp Mary Munger with the four Y-Teen clubs at Shades Valley, climaxcd the year. Fira! rrm'.11'f! to rig1hIffMara-ia Allhritton. Ann liraswell, Catherine Ma-Garity, Janet, Miller, Jo Ann Loo, Margie Thornton, Ruth Hamner, Ann Darby, Shirley Guy, Fran Smith, Fairlcy Cunningham, Betty Barr. Kathleen Peacock, Pat Armstrong, Pat- iie Turner, Sandra Johnson, Sally Lindley, Peggy Gray, and Betty Ogleshy. S1-r-owl row, left lo riglitgllale Sands-rfur. Emolyn Col-ke, Diane Davis, Ruth Jane Smith, Sue Allen, Crenshaw MI-Donnell, Sharon Stansell, Loretta Held, Gladys Plberhardt, Mar- tha Bonner. Rosemary Hoover, Sara Jo Cooke, Mary Perry Kennedy, Carolyn Calhoun, and Laurel W'illoughby. Third row, lfrfr to righiflfllaine Ellard, Eleanor McCain, Mary Williams, Martha Hawkins, Eve Williams, Kay Berry, Audrey Fairbrother, Nita Mills, Shirley Oizletrec, Mary Jane Hearn, Jane Anderson, Jane Smith, Jane Hoover, and Mrs. Ballard. PATE Y-TEENS OFFICERS 1Il'1'SI'fll'lIf JACKIE HINICS Vim'-l'l'r'SfdcnI SANDRA JUNES Scz'r1'fr1ry MARY LOU KILLIAN Tl'l'!lSlIl'l'l' SHmI,m' RICHARDSON Vlzrzplrrirz ELEANOR GOAD Lily l,lr',1'llfb1'l'S JOANNE CHANDLER, BTARIAN EANES Ifl'1ml'fl'l' JERRY NIIZE C'uIico l'nrner l61'pr'vs1'r1f- tlfllv' NANCY EATON This Y-Teen group is one of the most active clubs in the school. Their activities consist not only of socials and fellowship, but more so of service projects and deeds to help others. The members con- sist ot' those girls who are interested in the Christian ideals of the Young Women's Christian Associa- tion. The services this club has rendered have been many, namely-working' at the Goodfellows' Store, dressing: dolls, taking' children from the Mercy Home to see Santa, packing: Easter baskets for the Crip- pled Children's Clinic, and taking' magazines to the charity ward of a local hospital. Socials include a spend-the-night party, installation banquet, and a houseparty at Camp Mary Munger. We feel this club has had a most successful year. Fira! row, lrfl In rigllil Leah Marie Rawls, Joyce Cotney, Mary liardwell, Joan Young. NHYWY Eaton, Joanne Chandler, Shirley Itivhardsun, Sandra Jnm-s. Jackie Hines, Mary Lou Killian, Eleanor lload, Marian Eaues, Marylee Mctiarity, Caroline Smith. Rita Little, Helen Cbrislu, Jane Underwood, Patsy Tucker. and Jane liutler. Sccoml row, Icfl lo riglitffl'eggy Tucker, Betty Jn Neal, Ann VVatson, Lila Yates, Doris llownvy. Kay Henderson, Jean Christiansen, Miriam Ogle-sby, Susan Farley, Sara Richardson, Iloris Slansell, Nan Logan. Anna Cox, Sandra Wilson, and Frances Farris. Tliirfl rmr, lrff In rigllil Mary Wal- sun, June Conn, l'atti VH-lc'h, Marie Coffman, Ann Cothran. Caroline Jackson, Judy VVnod, Barbara Allen, Juanita Cooper, lin-lyn l.imbau1:h. Helen Landel, Becky Baan-ke, Lillian Streit, Jerry Mize, and Mrs. Pate. U if , wxa I X Q .1 x N 3 .Mx:y5piiihmwoQyiwY'L-5Q'e- Ni: .L .N we Y 5 MN ' l,gr:QQ ki W.tf?,g3M 5 4 W X ,gk PARADISE Y-TEENS O F F I C E R S President .. . JANE CARMICHAEL Vice-Ili-esidmf . JAN POTEET Secretary . . PEGGY LANNING Treuszcrffr , ANNE HOUSE Chaplain . NBARBARA BROWN The Paradise Y-Teens participated in the annual doll show and worked at the Goodfellow Store during the Christmas holidays. A day was spent in town with children from the Mercy Home, taking them to see Santa and the Christmas toys. An Easter party was given, with baskets and all the trim- mings, for the children at the Children's Hospital. Scrap books were also made and given to the Chil- dren's Hospital. The year was completed with a wonderful houseparty with the four Shades Valley Y-Teens at Camp Mary Munger. First row, left to right-Betty Ann lfac-ber, Dorothy Wynn, Janice Daniel, Peggy Elrod, Lucy Forsyth, Ann Cothran, Barbara Brown, Jan Poteet, Jane Carmichael, Peggy Lanning, Anne House, Pat Acton, Shirley Wilson, Jane Mm-Call, Barbara Hacker, Norma Sue Delloarh, Lynn Barner, and Sally Oliver. Second row, left to 'riyhtfKay Trafton, Anne lirasfield, Knoxye John- son, Grace Watkins, Connie Schmid, Sally Abbott, Ann Keenan, Carolyn Armstrong, Shirley Foshee, Norma Glass, Zoe Ann Boulware, Marion Clements, Marion Penn, and Gayle McPherson. Third row, left to 'right-Carolyn Reese, Bootsie Emonds, Sue Balliel, Miriam Jackson, Sylvia Bass, Barbara Weaver, Pattie Hall, Jean Ferris. Mary Ann Gatling, Nancy Glenn, Carol Hodo, and Mrs. Paradise. WEAVER Y-TEENS OFFICERS l'i-vsiflmfr .IHANNIIG l+'oIc'l'bJNiai-zum' l'7'il'f'-l,l'l'Sl'fIl'Ilf PAT lllCllANAl, Sf'1'rvf11ry RUTH fl00l'l'Ill Ti-msui-w ANNIE J. I5Ail,r:Y Flmplniu Iii-:TH lllA'I l'llI'INVS Ifvimrfvi- Boo'rs .lrzniciifzs Tho purpose of the Weaver Y-Teens coincides with that of the Y. W. IT. A. lt is to liuilml at follow ship among girls through physical, mental and spiritual mlevelopnient. This is accoinplisliocl by having fun together, learning' together, anfl helping others together. I'1r.-41 rulr, lr'fI In rigflil Holly liollnr, Jo Ann liryzin, liillix- lVluy. l'l'1I1J5' llaivis, lior1vllU' Hlfllii fVl2ll'IlHI flllll l5ilill'3', -lflilll liilllm Ruth llonpvr, Annim- linilvy, lil-Ili Mzitllm-ws, Jeannie l'u1'ks-li, Mary lliirkliulrlx-r, Iivity llaiilvy, l'ui:g'y Vziiislvrforil, Nlury liaxm Smilh, Jam- Gray, :mil Mrs. VV1-zivvr. S4'1'mfrlrui:', lvfl fu rigllif- Juno Self, Na-l1l:1 Hurry, Patsy lVlrllun:il, lfraiiivn-s livnrmlvn l'lliz:ilu-th iiraihum, Maury l ruIu'vs Wainwright, lin-lui Curtis, limmzi .lo Amon, l'lf1'is- l'i:irm-st, lic-vzulu llzivis. .lu Ann Murriso Rnsolnzwy liciurilx-n, :incl limits JL-lwls-s. Thfrrl row, lvfl to rigrfif: lfziy llzisws-ll. Sliirlc-y l'm'lu'4-ll, Nzinvy tlnomlv, lVl:irtli:i .lo UVIIY- JUYW' lillfll- BVU! UNH-ns, Doris Glass, Mary lfllizulwih liuiley, Shirley Avloii, Patsy i':innun, :null .luyrv Slaurlws, L- it 1? ww-M 'f ' 3 we 51,6 is ff., 'wx aw 1 .5 ,:,5e5wsf?s. ., e xi. JUNIOR HI-Y OFFICERS IU-esidmzt , JIMMY DENTON Vice-Prvsirlent BOB KIDD Sf'crcfr11'y-Trcus1frcr , BILL CAMPBELL Flzaplrzirz MARK BASS The Junior Hi-Y is a club of boys that are interested in improving themselves, their school, and ren- dering service to others whenever possible. Its members take very active parts in the club, as is shown in its undertaken projects, convention attendances, athletic programs, and socials. There are no special qualifications for membership except 'fTo create, maintain, and extend, throughout the school and com- munity, high Standards of Christian character. Fira! row, loft fu 'rigl1tfJerry Carlisle, Ric-hard lfosler, William Fulton. Andrew Forbes, Hunter Keller, David Ivey, David Logan, Bill Campbell, Jimmy Denton, Bob Kidd, John Creamer, Gerry Katz, Walter Glenn, Billy Goodwin, Robert Farrell, Jimmy Byars, and Paul Adamson. Second ron--M-Bill Abernathy, Paul Hunter, Tim Wheeler, Jimmy Dewberry, Roy Evans, Jim Braden, Billy Ellard, Don Franklin, Jack Holloway, Johnny Ballenger, Ben Gibson, Dale Andrews, Jimmy Calhoun, Billy Turner, Bobby Trammell, Jerry Grief, Coach Ray Goodwin. Third 'rowff'l'opps Chew, James Hamlet, Sid Godhee, Ronnie Jack- son, Jerry Buckalew, Henry Collins, Shorty Lane. Neil Blankenship, Nowlin Keener, Bibb Huffstutler, Kenneth Armstrong. Solon Gibson, Fred Wilhanks, George Gregory, Lewis Akin, John Gilley, and H. T, Lyons. ,iv ww-4 sf, mera 4mnw-.1-is , ,-,, -e f X f A A ' ti. ,W W - M W .,.,,..t ..t , .. ,, ......... ... ,mmm , QL, mm Mix, f LF eggs, A , Msfswf .1 A is in was s fm l l 1 , emi Mr A as sm, ,M W, , J - - - v ,,,,QW, 1. K x ' l r J ,.., OFFICERS l'r1'al'1lr'nl llill Panter l'i4'1' I'r1'xizl4':fI lieon Kidd Sm-relury Angie Lellerte 7'r1'4l.wr1'r Huh lliurzl 5 N or xp UGLE HI-Y Finrt row Leon Vlahos, lien Janes, liob Ward, Bill Pants-r, Angie Iielierte, lluddy Howell, Jerry Smith, .lark Kidd. and Paul Kilpatrick. Second 1'ou'ffJames llorsr-lt, Charles Melntosh, Harry Todd, Charles Kidd, liarry llryant, llilly Chandler, Andrew Key. and Larry Kinraid. Third row -Catus Williams, liritlon Stamps, Roy Costner, Andy Duncan, Frank Cooper, and Mr. Ogle. Membership in the Senior Hi-Y is open to Juniors and Seniors who are selected and approved by the members and the faculty. These boys are voted in according to leadership, personality, and schol- arship. The club sent delegates to such conventions as the Statewide Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Conferences and the Fourth Alabama Youth Legislature. The Hi-Y sponsored the Book Drive as their project for the library and helped promote citizenship and safety in the school. They have set a fine example for others to follow. HENDRICKS HI-Y First rou'fMorty Carl, Alvin Kirk, liuzzy Satterwhite, Rim-hard Hauenstein, Kermit Potts, Henry lleatty, Harris Walker, and Douglas lieatty. S1-vom! run'-Bob Eskew, Lamar Hales, Robert Hamlet, Bobby Hunter, Elliott Wilder, Stanley Hoggle, and Lumus Langley. Third row-f.lohn Little, Emory McDaniel, liob Townley, lioh Hahn, Hunter Womble, Don Farmer, and Mr. Hendrix. 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The second-semester sports included basketball, gym games, track, indoor and outdoor softball, and bait-casting demon- strations. Intramural contests were held in touch football, basket- ball, ping-pong, softball, and hole-in-one golf. Basketball Game Physical Education V Q. Touch Football Champs Physical Education Class First row lleft to righll-Ray Bailey, James Lett, Edward Dice, Kenneth Adamson, Gene Casey. Second row fleft to right!--Miller Goree, Ed Mundine, Jackie Selby, und Donald Buzby T10 Physical Education Volleyball Game Physical Education Calisthmzics gf cf? VARSITY SQUAD Firm' ron' Hof! to right! -Bobby Eskew, Jerry Smith, Bob Hahn, Bill Panter, Andy Duncan, Paul Kilpatrick, Joe Taylor, Buddy Acton, Leon Vlahos, Leon Kidd, Bobby Isbell. Sevonzl row lleft to righU7Scott Corley, James Dorsett, Ray Acton, Tommy Williams, Bob Ward, R. G. Barnes, Henry Beatty, Richard Hauenstein, Alan Leland, Third row fleft to right!--Angelo l.eBerte, Coach Barrington, Roy Costner, Jack Kidd, Jerry Buckalew, Nowlin Keener, Larry Bryant, Billy Turner, Leon Butts. Tommy Whitson, H. T. Lyons, Emory McDaniel, Coach Meeks, Billy Campbell. l95I F00'lllllLL EA 0 ATHLETIC COACHES Imf! fo riylztf-Coach Ray Goodwin, B Team Coach: Coach Norman Barrington, Head Coach, Coach Jesse Meeks, Assistant Coavh. Q9 5: 4 F Shades Shades Shades Shades Shades Shades Shades Shades ARTING LINE-UP Fira! row Ilcft In rigllmtlfljudmly Acwn, Bobby Eskew, Jerry Smith, Leon Kidd, Leon Vlahus, liulrlmy Isbell, Hub Hahn. Sernud ruu'fPuul Kilpatrivk, Andy Duncan, liill Panter, Joe Taylor. Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley SCO 12 ,, 18 ,, 12 14 26 , 13 0 6 RES Jones Valley Minor , Hueytown Leeds ,,,. Warrior Fairfield Woodlawn Ramsay Fonflmll lvlrznrzymfx-Hilmlx Hul'l'sLutler, llill Campbell. llurry liryunt, Angola: Le-lie 24 6 6 20 6 0 32 32 ,- gl' 4. ANDY DUNCAN COACH MEEKS PAUL KILPATRICK Halfbaclc-Senior: Paul, a co-captain, was the best running back on the team. Very fast, his speed paved the way for many Valley vic- tories. The team will miss Paul next year. ANDY DUNCAN Fullback-Senior: Andy was co-captain of the team, and valuable for his line plunges, He could be counted on when yards were needed. Andy is well liked by gridders and stu- dents. BOB HAHN Left End-Junior: Bob's fine defensive play and ability to catch passes made him one of the coun- ty's best ends. He will be counted on for more fine work next year. BUDDY ACTON Right End-Senior: The strength of the right side of the line was carried by Buddy, and he showed fine work offensively, as well as defensively. He will be missed next year. BOB WARD Center-Senior: Greasy's rugged charging and tackling' was recognized as a standout in the forward wall. His line-backing stopped many of the opponents' attacks. RICHARD HAUENSTEIN Halfback-Senior: Richard hacked up the left side of the line and proved to be one of the best team. Richard defensive men on the will be missed very much next year. JOE TAYLOR Halfback-Senior: Joe showed his talent in great offensive running. His sharp cutting and hard blocking were often the difference be- tween win and defeat. Joe received The Most Valuable Player award this Yeah BOBBY ISBELL Tackle-S eniov' : Bobby was the mainstay on the line. playing both offensive and defense. He was aggressive and was one of the hard- est hitting linemen un the team. swf' i as 'Q PAUL KILPATRICK COACH BARRI NGTON LEON KIDD Cl lIf0I'1S! I?,flH This was Leon's first vear out and h developed into an aggressive lineman and valuable center, helping Bob Ward fill this post BOBBY ESKEW Tackle-Srnioz liobhy's beginning year on the first string added spirit to the line. His willingness to work and hustle improved the enthusiasm of the team BILL PANTER Quarterback-Senior: After an injury in his freshman year, Bill was unable to play until this season. e progressed rapidly and saw a lot of '- tion at quarterbavk. He improved as e season moved on. Bill received e Scholar Athlete Award this year. JACK KIDD Quarferbtlck-Junior: Jack came up from the B team and advanced to No. I quarterback. Jack's passing ability and quick thinking helped him to L-all plays, of which he did a good job. A lot will be expected of him next year. TOMMY WILLIAMS GllQI'fl1-lIt'Ili0I'J Camus, as he is known by his friends, rame up from the B team and de- veloped into a fine lineman. He is on the returning squad for next year and much is expected of him. JERRY SMITH G1lllI'll--11l711:lJI' .' This was Jerry's first year at Shades Valley, and with hard work he captured the first-string berth. He was going to be back next year but moved to Mobile. RI-IETT BARNES Guard-.l1mim'.' This was R. G.'s third year on the team. He was one of the lightest linemen but made up for it in his spirit, speed, and aggressiveness. He will return next year. LEON VLAHOS G1tlll'd-JI47lilI r : L1-on is another one who came up from the ul! team. He was one of the hard- est hitting linemen and was outstanding on the defense. He will return next year lo strengthen the line. 4 SCOTT CORLEY Halfbaclc-Junior: Scott was the smallest man on the team. weighing 116 pounds, but his courage and swiftness made up for it. He showed great ability in returning punts and in quick opening plays. ROY COSTNER Right End--Junior: Foots played good ball all season as a substitute end. His offensive and de- fensive plays should win a starting berth for him next year. JAMES DORSETT Halfback-J1m1'0r: This was James' first year on the team. His lack of experience held him back but he filled in capably. He has the making of a fine halfback. HENRY BEATTY T6L0kl6-J7fl7lHiOl'.' Henry turned in good relief work at tackle and showed that he is capable of being a good lineman for next year, RAY ACTON Tackle-J1m.io1'.' Ray filled in at left tackle and showed the courage of a good lineman. His hard work and team spirit were recognized by all. COY HOLLIS Tackle-Junior .' This was Coy's first year on the squad, but he made a place on the starting team. He has another year and his tackling should put him up with the best. JIMMY WARREN End-Jzmio r : Jim is up from the B team. His fine relief work showed the coaches a Hood prospect for next year's squad. You bet- ter watch Warren! ALAN LELAND Fullback-Senio r .- This was Alan's first year on the team. His fine spirit, and willingness to work gained a starting spot near the end of the season. JOE WHITE Tackle-Junior: Joe, one of the biggest men on the team, was powerful on defense. He has an- other year and should show good offen- sive and defensive work. VARSITY DEFENSIVE TEA M I irxI run- flvfl In rfzlhfl H. 'l'. Lyund, Ray Am-lun, Tummy NVilliums, llnh VVur1l, R. ll. Iiaxrnvs, Hvnry lk-nity, Roy llxslm-r, Srrnml run' l'ln1m'y Mvllzxrlivl. Jzunvs Ilm'sz-H, ,lurk Kidrl, Alam lmlanmi. llivhznlwl I'l:un-nslvin, Swat! Vurlvy. l'm 35 27 251'- Shrrrlrs Vullry li TUIIIII Squad I U 74 . 7'?9'i'4? ' fm m7?w.nfl 1 You Ihwiflc' In H,llfI',I Gmnvs This Arfinn Tonk llrlvv? TEAM 5539! N. M.. 'aw W5 M -6' 3? ' S-mmf' . JW' ,x 1. V wwf '. .W 2 Miiiiazg 1 1 Shades Shades Shades Shades Shades Shades Shades Shades Shades Shades Shades Shades Shades Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Bl Warrior , H Ramsay 7 McAdory Phillips ,, Hewitt ,,77,,,, West End ,,7,,, Corner Y ,7,,,,7,, Y Jones Valley John Carroll Warrior , Bessemer ,7,, West End Phillips . KETBALL U 57 Shades 43 Shades W 41 Shades 7 ., 42 Shades 34 Shades 35 Shades 39 Shades 35 Shades S... 36 Shades 50 Shades 40 Shades , 55 Shades 44 Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Shades Valley Varsity Team, lfllith Coach Ray Goodwin Shades Valley B Team, With Coach Jesse Meeks Hewitt ,, , Corner A ,,e, 7 John Carroll Woodlawn 7 Leeds Ramsay 7 McAdory Jones Valley Tarrant 7 7 Bessemer ,,,,, Tarrant ,,,,,, Tuscaloosa . .1 , ,il Q 3215 Q 4, Q, K my-,, 4 ,, nw. Af afriillw ifin , -35 W ...av-' 177' .53 is ' 'J .-an--1 :f 42 1 gg F f izuv. A, ' if ar x ,rn , NSS' x ,wx ii S- J' . i '- W ' .W---P-, - W- X Nlufnxu TW' f W . ,, j if A 'E 7 gqfmf W5 Shzmliflglf--liill Uzmmbell, Walker Riddle, Steve Morton, Bill Slappey, Coy Hollis, Roy Costner, George Gregory, Lamar Hales, Roy Acton, Ron Janos. Paul Kilpatrick, and Coach liarrington. Krfzwlmgf liiblu Huffstutler. Svott Corley, Enmry ML'Daniel, Tommy Early, R. G. Barnes, Frank Salzman, Dick Miree. lill.l. CAMl'l5l'Il.l, AND LARRY BRYANT MnnuLZPl's First of Season llUl5llY 'l'OWNI,l'lY AND SCOTT CORLEY INUI l'ff'fllTl'llf Mnnmzvrs for Full SL-nson Paul Vazllfvrs WALKER RIDDLE BEN JANES R. G. BARNES TRACK Discus Thrower Shot Put ROY COSTNER COY HOLLIS Sprinters FRANK SALZMAN DICK MIREE IRVIN GOTLIEB BEN GIBSON R. G. BARNES PAUL KILPATRICK Track f Running 1 HIBB HUFFSTUTLER RAY ACTON EMORY MCDANIEL STEVE MORTON BILL SLAPPEY Prospective Hurdlers BEN JANES WALKER RIDDLE TOMMY EARLY PAUL KILPATRICK SHADES VALLEY TRACK TEAM Track at Shades Valley has grown more prominent in the last few years. This is due to our fine coach, Mr. Barrington, and his constant work to improve track in the Valley. The team has gone to Auburn for the State Meet, and to the Alabama Relay Meets for the past 3 years, showing up well each time. The hard work by the boys and the Coach has made track one of Shades Valley's finest sports. N ,4 1 Alternate Captain ED CHAPMAN 5, A Captain C BILL PANTER Coach JESSE MEEKS IBA EIBALL Beginning April 15, with the opening of the 1952 baseball season, Shades Valley defeated Leeds, 8 to 3. This was the first game of the season, with seven scheduled games remaining to be played. The team consists this year of twenty boys, nine of which lettered last year. With the determination and fine spirit displayed by the team this year, Shades Valley is looking forward to a very successful 1952 season in baseball. First row fleft to right!-Tommy Williams, Bobby Smoke, Richard Hauenstein, Ed Chapman, Bill Panter, Angelo LeBerte, Larry Kincaid, Charles Kidd. - Second row-Jimmy Cooper fManagerl, Kermit Potts, Bob Ward, Bobby Massey, Tommy Tucker, Bill Brown, Bob Hahn, H. T. Lyons. Charles Mclntosh, Allen Satterwhite. l f ' ' SHADES VALLEY GOLF TEAM The golf team has shown up with an excellent record in the past two years at Shades Valley. The team has played many city and county high schools, and ha entered a full team in the State High School Championship at Roebuck during each year. The members of the team this year are Robert Mann, Bob Kennedy, Elbridge Hydinger, and Ervin Gotlieb. It is very difficult to become a member of this team because of the skill and consistent practice it requires. TENNIS TEAM The 1952 tennis team has represented Shades Valley with a perfect record so far this year. In the six matches that have been played with- the Big Five City schools, it has not lost one match. The team, made up of Charleton Bargeron, Jack Allison, David Bartholomew, Jimmy Denton, Lumus Lang- ley, Harry Todd, Russell Carter, Mike Moore, and Paul Goree, is the top tennis team in the league. Each city school is played twice, and with its recent records, Shades Valley is looking toward more triumphs from this fine group. SHADES VALLEY CHAMPIONS Among our students at Shades Valley are several state, regional, and national champions in various fields of sportsrincluding water skiing, roller skating, and swimming. Pat Hill and Leah Marie Rawls hold various titles in water skiing. Among Pat's honors have been the Alabama State Women's Championship for the past two years, third place in the Dixie Women's Division, and third 'place in mixed doubles in the International Ski Tournament. Pat, who was a mem- ber of Cypress Gardens Water Ski Show for four months last spring, has sponsored several water ski shows at Guntersville in the past three years. Leah Marie holds such titles as Ontario Junior Cham- pion, New England Junior Champion, Dixie Junior Champion, and National Junior Trick Champion. At the recent Dixie .Water Ski Tournament, Leah made a perfect score for the first time in the history of the event by winning-three first places. ' In the field of roller skating, Mary Alice fPanchitaJ Beatty stars. Though Panchita has been skat- ing seriously only sixteen months, she has already become known in Alabama and Georgia for her skills. A member of eight skating clubs--one honorary for those having passed difficult tests-Pan- chita has starred and participated in several skating exhibitions, and has given non-professional instruc- tion to skaters. In addition, everyone will remember the beautiful skating she did in the recent Camargo Production. The Bardwell sisters are a swimming pair that has won many titles in their field. Ann, a Senior, holds the National Junior 100-meter breaststroke, and 150-yard individual medley records of 1951. She also is the Southeastern Senior, Southeastern Interscholastic, and Georgia AAU record-holder in the breaststroke and individual medley divisions. Mary, a Junior, holds records in the Southeastern 100- yard freestyle, Oklahoma Open AAU 50-yard freestyle, Chattanooga AAU, and Midsouth 100-meter. Though these sports are not sponsored by our Physical Education program, Shades Valley wishes to congratulate these champions on their achievements. AF Members of the Winning Intramural Volleyball Team Left to right--Julia Franklin, Jan Gillespie, Jeanette Stalcup, Effie Earnest, and Jeannelle Stalcup. GIRLS? The department of Physical Education for girls is one of the finest in the country. Under the leadership of Miss Jimmie Houlton the girls learn to master many dif- ferent sports. Dividing into teams, they participate in intramural sports such as soccer, volleyball, basketball and softball. Tournaments are held in these sports and a championship team is crowned. Individual competition is held in badminton and ping-pong. A portion of the course is devoted to achieving skill in dancing and tumbling. The need for improved physical fitness is as impor- tant for girls as for boys. Under the guidance of the Girls' Physical Education Department a health program is conducted. Everyone remembers the eye tests given to every pupil in school, T. B. tests to all who wanted one, and dental exams to every girl taking physical education. ast Game of llaskcfball Practicing Skills In T'1u11b1'i'ng S , M fi 5 A 5 Mlj7f5'5fV . J 15, M . ...g- .., 6 5 W gfs imww l . Q Q ff Felllif XX 4'Mv Qfvl : - -f '? fi ' 1325 ' h - 1- ' ' ! , . -V+ '-- ' 1 ,.. , AP Xwww .f' ' H as 'rf- -L f-S 5 2 . 5 s fg 5' g Q -.1 Q L. r .J Visa-W s....-.. W, .,,. ,W EDITOR'S NOTE The last piece of copy is in, the last picture has been captioned, and the last lay-out sheet has been put away to be recalled only in memory. The Tower, in making its last run before retiring to the station- yard, feels there should be a few words of gratitude to those who have made this year's annual what it is. I wish to thank first the staff members, whose untiring efforts and graciously-given time have laid the tracks for this book. Then, to our indefatigu- able sponsor, Miss Annie Lois Borders, we owe a debt of gratitude that cannot be fully expressed. And then to Mr. Roy D. Hickman, engraver, and Mr. J. W. Cole, printer, I say thank you for your wonderful cooperation in making our annual com- plete: and to Mr. Keelan Rice, another thank you is due for the contribution of your skill as photog- rapher. Lastily, appreciation is expressed to our advertisers who have made this book possible. And now, to all the students of Shades Valley High School, to all those who have had glimpses of this book in the making, Here is your Tower . . . we hope you like it. FRAN SMITH. ,mm ,,,. www ...,,35,,..- ADVERTISEMENTS We and some of the things they do Telephone girls enjoy interesting and im- portant jobs in a growing industry. Operators using modern equipment pro- vide world-wide communication.-Service Representatives handle customer contacts in our business oiices.-Stenographers, Typists and Clerical workers perform important and specialized jobs in all departments. If good pay-friendly associates your own age-paid vacations-sickness benefits and frequently scheduled raises appeal to you- why not come in and talk with us about a position with the Telephone Company. TOWER PHOTOGRAPHER KEALEN RICE Commercial and Home Portrafitnre Specialists in PORTRAITS OF CHILDREN in the Home 543 Oxmoor Road ' 2-5551 Compliments of HOMEWOOD DAIRY PRODUCTS, Inc. H A H N ROOFING AND HEATING COMPANY - Since 1912 - ROOFING-NVARM AIR HEATING AND SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS 1905-7 Second Avenue, South fAvenue BQ 3-3840 1 Phones T 54-2541 Congratulations to 1952 Seniors from P. T. A. ,l- LASSETTER AND CO. SCHOOL AND ART SUPPLIES 1918 Fourth Ave llll e, North Phone 4-3407 Crmzpliments of BARBERS MILK - ICE CREAM See If You Dovft Like Bcw'be1 s Best! FRANK CHAMBERS ENCRAVING CO. 2106 Fifth Avenue, North Phone 4-8701 M am1factm'e1's of C:OIH1116l1COIl16I1t A1111Olll1CC1TlCl1tS Calling Cards - Cuts - Metals Trophies - Diplomas I ALABAMA OFFICE OF L. C. 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