Springville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Springville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1958 volume:

PUBLISHED BY STUDENTS OF SPRINGVILLE HIGH SCHOOL SPRINGVILLE, ALABAMA 1958 WE ARE GRATEFUL FOR THEIR LEADERSHIP: OUR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT MR. D. O. LANGSTON Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime, And, departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time. Footprints, that perhaps another, Sailing o'er life's solemn main, A forlorn and shipwrecked brother. Seeing, shall take heart again. From Psalm of Life, by Longfellow We, the '58 Tiger Staff, proudly dedi- cate our annual to you, our parents, in recognition of and gratitude for the wonder- ful guidance you have given the students of Springville High School throughout the year; indeed, throughout all the years past in the history of our school. We are humbled, and this is little re- ward for what you are and have been to us. Gratefully we thank you for the faith and understanding which you have so generously given us. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Mark Pearson, Rodney Windham, James Bryson, Frank Buckner, Judy Lovell, Don Pearson, Jo Alice Braden, James McClendon, Tony Beason, Joan Carden, Anne Walker, Nancy Jo Washington, Carol Pearson, Jessie Ann Tucker. MARK PEARSON MARIE LEOPARD Business Manager ANN L A L S .P A F F Editor Mark Pearson, James Bryson, James McClendon, Rodney Windham, Don Pearson, Neil King, Mrs. Ruby Moore, Sandra Dixon, Joan Carden, Phyllis Riddle, Anne Walker, Marie Leopard, Pat Washington. MRS. B. G. SMITH, Sponsor Years ago WAYNE HARRISON President SENIORS NANCY JO WASHINGTON Secretary A girl who's serious in all she tries, (And it usually ends up in success,) We predict Nancy to climb to the top, If she continues to do her best! Earlier Days He is the Captain of the team, (Football is his game) His son will be there on the beam When Dad is old and tame! FRANK BUCKNER Vice-President One whose personality is so bright It shines as a beacon in the night. RALPH ADKINS Years Ago Not one to leave a job undone, Ralph is calm, dependable, thorough. And just a whole lot of fun! He has skilled fingers and hands. And a mechanical mind, For repairs on a car, Paul's a good find! PAUL ASH Childhood JAMES GLIDEWELL In Years Past He was bom with talent in his bones And music in his soul; To be like Elvis is his dream, A stage career his goal! Agusta always wears A quiet shy grin. If You're in distress, She would be a dependable Friend! He’s the life of the party; Jolly? I mean! He's so full of fun he's Apt to burst at the seam! I JOHN STEWART Years Ago He is a dependable courteous guy. Give him a job. And he'll give it a try! JERRY TAYLOR Long Ago A gentle smile And a gleam in his eye Reveal Jerry's warm Character, Which we know will never die. % f JESSIE ANNE TUCKER Cradle Days Lithe and athletic, Attractive and sweet, With her on your team. You couldn't get beat! CLAUDE WASHINGTON Babyhood He's the sort of person We're glad to know; He's got plenty of pep, Get-up ancf go! JUNIORS JOHNNY ALLISON JO ANN BARRETT JO ALICE BRADEN BRENDA STATON BILLY VAN THOMPSON WAYNE TUCKER ROBERT WANNINGER ROY WASHINGTON DORIS WHITTINGTON CLARENCE WILLIAMS Glenda Galbreath Johnny Glenn Emma Lee Heyen Ronald Hollingsworth Jeanette Johnson Mickey Jones Joyce Kendrick Carol Sue Lawes Janice Leopard Billy Loggins Carolyn Lovelace Glenda Lovell Judy Lovell Larry Marlow Benjamin Martin Paul Earl Martin Billie Marie Mikle Helen Morrow Patricia Pearson Larry Puckett Jimmy Richerzhagen Reba Ruple Larry Sims Carrie Faye Smith Frank Vann Helen Vann Johnnie Ruth Vann Richard Waid Anne Walker Pat Washington Bobby Wilson Betty Lou Wisner FRESHMEN Charles Brenda Paul Armstrong Ash Banks Ann Beason Sarah Branham Kenneth Bryson Janice Burnette Wayne Burttram Felton Canady Jean Carden Walter Cash Bobby Cook Jesse Dailey Sally Glidewell Elizabeth Hassel Erline Johnson Carol Ann Jones Jone Jones Bill Leachman Pat Leopard James McClendon Martha Jean Moore Ed Morgan Juda Murray Hilda Sue Nolan Mary Sue Owens Bobby Joe Palmer Jim Roberson Alton Ruple Eugene Tucker Harry Tucker Rex Vanpelt Sydney Walker David Whitley Carolyn Williams Patricia Williams Clifford Wisner Frank Wright President MARGARET PRESLEY EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS Erline Braden Geraldine Braden Pamela Ledford Linda Martin Barbara Nolin Mary Anne Smith Peggy Stoffergen Susan Walker Sponsor MISS SUDIE OZLEY Sue Washington Linda Williams EIGHTH GRADE President DON DOLLAR Vice-President DONALD BASWELL Secretary JIMMY- WRIGHT Sponsor MRS. JOHN S. WALKER Bucky A Iverson David Beason Roderick Brown Roger Dale Carden Billy Cook Howard Cruse David Helton Johnny Jones Richard McGinnis Gordon Malone Ray Malone Clyde Roulaine Wayne Sims Mickey Washington Larry Williams Rodney Windham President SANDRA BREED SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS Elta Armstrong Betty Banks Linda Baswell Brenda Bryson Joan Carden Marianne Colley Billie Faye Dailey Sandra Dixon Anne Ford Anne Hollingsworth Shirley Isbell Mavis Jo Lesley Winifred Long Sue Malone Mary Masters Jane Murray Lois Phillips Margaret Phillip Anita Sheppard Betty Tucker Margaret William President TONY BEASON SEVENTH GRADE BOYS Vice-President RICHARD MARLOW Secretary RONALD LEOPARD Tommy Barrett Eugene Canady Neil Harrison Ronnie Huffstutler George Johnson Hoyt Kendrick Donald Leopard Charles Mize Thomas Morrison William Phillips Ronnie Richerzhagen Buford Roberson Billy Joe Sims Larry Tucker Robert Tucker Gary Waid 'KIT7W ELEMENTARY FIRST GRADE Miss Margaret Byers, Burttram, Conway, Crouch, Dobbs, Hetton, Horsley, Johnson, Howington. Jones, Key, Layfield, Leopard, Loggins, McGinnis, Morgan, Nolin. Robinson, Stephens, Terry, Williams, Wise, Wisner, Woods. Barnard, Baswell, Brown, Callahan, Caruse, Colley, Fox, Hodges, Holder, Keith, Keith, King, Lewis, Long, McCullough, McDaniel. Martin, Noah. Odom, Price. Robinson, Tucker. Mrs. Helen Moody, Burch, Burttram, Daily, Dobbs, Galbreath, Green, Green, Hardemon. Hetton, Hicks, Hodges, Key, Loveless, McClendon, McGinnis, Newton. Noah, Nolin, Owens, Pendegraph, Phillips, Presley, Rankin, Satterfield, Sims, Smith. Taylor, Terry, Tickle, Tucker, Vanpelt, Walker, Welch, Windham, Wright. SECOND AND THIRD GRADES Baldwin, Barrett, Baswell, Brown, Crouch, Davis, Gardner, Hayes, Hoffman, Howard, Keith, Ledford, Lewis, McCombs, Malone, Nolin. Peoples, Price, Price, Ray, Ray, Smith, Vann, Walker, Welker, Woods. THIRD GRADE Mrs. Maude Walker, Allison, Allison, Barrett, Breed, Brooks, Brown, Bryson, Burttram. Cleveland, Cox, Everett, Fenley, Harper, Helton, Jones, Keith. Keith, Lewis, McGinnis, Malone, Morgan, Noah, Oakes, Phillips, Ray, Robinson. Roulaine, Rutland, Smith, Spence, Waid, Washington, Wilson. FOURTH GRADE Allison, Colley, Holder, Huffstutler, Jones, Keith, Layfield, Loggins. Long. McCullough, McGinnis, Morris, Murray, Owens, Presley, Rhoades. Ruple, Staton, Tucker, Walker, White, Williams, Youngman, Mrs. Cash. FOURTH GRADE Mrs. W. E. G. Sutton, Callahan. Colley. Fenley. Garret. Hodges. Horsley, Johnson. Jones. Lamar. Lovell, McCormack, McDaniel, Moore, Morrison, Odom, Perkins. Rich, Sarusce, Smith, Stephens, Tucker, Tucker, Venable, Whittington, Wright. Our building is on the hill; When in need we call on Will. FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Coats, Allison, Armstrong, Beaty, Barrett, Callahan, Colley, Dobbs, Fenley. House, Jones, Keith, Leopard, Lewis, Malone, Martin, McComb. Mikle, Morris, Nolan, Perry, Price, Simmons, Rhoades, Stoffergen, Tickle, Tucker. Vann, Walker, Washington, White, Williams, Wise. Allison, Ash, Beason, Canady, Coats, Colley, Fenley, Goolsby. Holcomb, Jones, Jones, Layfield, Leopard, McClendon, McDaniel, Malone. Martin, Meharg, Morris, Nichols, Oliver, Presley, Price, Rutland, Simmons, Staton. Terry, Vann, Venable, Walker, Weaver, Wilson, Windham, Wisner, Owens, Mrs. McClendon. SIXTH GRADE Mrs. White, Allison, Brown, Cleveland, Diggs, Elam, Fitzpatrick, Forman, Hampton. Helton, Helton, Howington, Huffstutler, Johnson, Jones, Jones, Jones. Murray, Odom, Owen, Phillips, Ruple, Sarusce, Smith, Smith, Stephens, Tucker. Waid, White. My, but we enjoy eating, and we appreciate our lunchroom friends. Way down South in February 58 Some skate standing - others don't ♦ ACTIVITIES Vanpelt, Loggins, King, Pearson. Taylor, Johns, Roberson. Hollingsworth, Newton, Windham, Washington. Tucker, Marlow, Armstrong, Glenn, Harrison, Baker, Waid, Forman, Elam. Burttram, Cash, Wise, Burttram, Wisner, Waid. Coach T. M. Tucker. BASKETBALL STANDING: Richard Waid, Wayne Harrison, Ray Baker, Johnnie Elam. KNEELING: Paul Ash, Jerry Taylor, Claude Washington, Robert Wanninger, Larry Wise, Coach T. M. Tucker. CHEERLEADERS Little Mr. Springville CALVIN NOUN HAPPENINGS Ye Ole Opry Pat Washington wrote an essay on Hiring The Handi- capped. She was County winner and here the judge is awarding the twenty-five dollar bond and the Governor's Merit Award. Brother Mabe is to her left. SPRINGVILLE JESSIE ANN TUCKER Miss Homecoming WAYNE HARRISON Most Dependable GLENDA SMITH Most Popular Girl ROY WASHINGTON Most Popular Boy STUDENTS VOTE CAROLYN SUE WILLIAMS Cutest PAT WASHINGTON Hardest Worker TEDDY BURTTRAM Neatest . LARRY WISE Best Athlete JAMES GLIDE WELL Most Talented ROBERT WANNING ER Handsomest CARRIE FAYE SMITH Most Beautiful FRANK BUCKNER Friendliest LARRY MARLOW Best Personality :t$! -f i a - FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE 4-H GIRLS FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE 4-H BOYS President, Janelle Brown; Vice-President, Marie Leopard; Secretary, Jane Price; Song Leaders, Jeanette Johnson, Judy Lovell. HIGH SCHOOL 4-H CLUB FOR BOYS President, John Stewart; Vice-President, Roy Washington, Secretary, Jimmy McCorkle, Song Leader, Wayne Tucker. —This Nutritious Twow-Fe Daiwy Snack is ♦Tro Fe Dairy Milk and Meadow GolJ Ice Cream that X nl NUTRITIOUS TRO-Fe Dairv Snack TK A PRODUCT OP TroFe Dairies THAT A MAN IN HUNTSVILLE. ALABAMA o - ms A SEVEN INCHES, LONG 9 ...neither do weff'— ' BUT HERE’S SOMETHING YOU believe... J A [ tVtlTl— is the BEST insurance you con buy ff Phone f SEE ELMER COLE Allison SERVICE STATION fi-APSPEN. Aj-AgAMA mm 'y Sanitation Supply co. 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