Thomasville High School - Growler Yearbook (Thomasville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1950 volume:

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We, the Seniors and the ROSE BUD Staff, stand proud and with a purpose-to inspire every student to good citizenship, which is our theme for this yearbook. We are keenly aware of the fact that a better democracy in America is made by its -citizens as they are able to apply their knowledge for worthy citizenship and leadership. Editor: Lenore Maness THOMASVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Thomasville, Alabama H 1950 Z We are proud to have as our principal a man who is interested in eachindividual student. We admire Mr. Dungan because he challenges the best in his students. only privileges as in your life in In the p for life. Our wo tolerance and unde prise. As you have a will, of ve enter- Sincerely, Thomas B. Dungan BUHHD UF TRUSTEES 0. R. HEAD-C . , 5ADDLER'TRU5TEE, MRS- LEFT TO RIGHT. MR, W. H MR MARV I N SP I NKSJRUSTEE' HAIRMAN OF TRUSTEES Since assuming the duties of trustees for our school, Mrs. Head, Mr. Spinks and Mr. Saddler have unselfishly given time, thought and effort toward improvements which will have far-reaching results. We extend our thanks and deep appreciation to these efficient citizens. 4 DEDIUHTIUH -W g5gg The 1950 ROSE BUD is dedicated to Mr. D. F. Anderson Jr. This is his twentieth year as an instructor and football coach in Thomasville High School. Mr. Anderson has inspired progressive citizenship during these years and we admire him. 5 55 3 5 5 I, U A My thoughts take wings as you pass me in review: H' What does the future hold? How will you -j,,,Z--f ,fp meet fi, ' Life's problems, sorrows, doubts-and HX It - Af! joys complete? '7'. Find strength for facing all that comes to you Through Faith in God. I 'X 3 vs Wisdom Z' X, .c X... 7 xg ff ss ,... We +2 -as 'fourngen .- x N-I 9-'x...J ,J X., , .-,I And, having faith, now deligently strive To keep your lives above reproach or staing Be ever watchful lest the thought of gain Be uppermost and dominate your lives. Let Wisdom rule. Many are the paths that lie before you, Many fields of service unexploredg When you have chosen one, press staunchly toward Your goal, which must be ever kept in view. Have Courage strong. Lillian C. Wilson 6 if ,, H w L W KKW7 my ja. 'ff QZLZGLTY 4 W I 'g , Q9 HW . ! 4060 fi V I fy V ' RW ,,...:. +-i.. ........, KMA ---- + ff -'--Q f .A w 6' L A. N. h XXX ,- - m, V Nmwxon D. W MR. THOMAS B. DUNGAN B.S., M.A. MISSISSIPPI SOUTHERN, UNIVERSITY OF ALA- BAMAQ PRINCIPAL. MRS. NELLIE J. SPINKS A.B. GEORGIA STATE WOMEN'S COLLEGEQHISTORY E SOCIAL STUD- IES, SENIOR HIGH. MR. N. B. LAWHORN B.S. MISSISSIPPI STATE, M.S. ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC IN- STITUTEQ SENIOR HIGH. MRS. MATALIE EDGAR B.S. ALABAMA COLLEGEI HOME ECONOMICS, SENIOR HIGH. MR. D. F. ANDERSON JR. B.S. HOWARDQ MATHEMATICS, SENIOR HIGH. MISS FRANCES LU BRANTLEY ALABAMA COLLEGEQ COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS, SENIOR HIGH. DR. BESSIE MARTIN A.B., M.A., PH. D. UNIVER- SITY or ALABAMA, COLUMBIA UNI- VERSITY: LIBRARIAN. MRS. LILLIAN C. WILSON A.B., B.M. JUDSON, HUNTING- OoN: ENGLISH, SENIOR HIGH. MR. W. L. ROTCH LIVINGSTON STATE TEACHERS COLLEGEQ MATHEMATICS, JUNIOR HIGH. MRS. MARIE S. GRIFFIN ALABAMA COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA: CAFETERIA MANAGER- ENGLISH, JUNIOR HIGH. MRS. BRADLEY KIRK HUNTINGDON COLLEGE, CIN- CINNATI CONSERVATORYS MUSIC. MISS HELEN MORGAN A.B.ALABAMA COLLEGEQPHYSI- CAL EDUCATION'SPANI5H. JUNIOR- SENIOR HIGH. MRS. LOIS M. LOWERY B.S. GEORGE PEABODY1 SCI- ENCE, JUNIOR M SENIOR HIGH. MRS. ANNABEL G. NICHOLS A.B. ALABAMA COLLEGE: HIS- TORY E SOCIAL STUDIES, JUNIOR HIGH. MRS. RUTH B. DUNGAN A.B. MISSISSIPPI SOUTHERN COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY OF ALA- BAMA: FIFTH, SIXTH GRADE. MR. LOUIS R. SCARBROUGH TROY STATE TEACHERSCOLLEGE, B.S.: DIVERSIEIEO OCCUPATIONS. 9 MRS. ANNE BECK WEST GEORGIA COLLEGE, UNI- VERSITY OF GEORGIA: FIRST GRADE. MRS. LUCY CLEILAND BEESON COLLEGEQ THIRD GRADE. MRS SARA D HILL LIVINGSTON STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE: SECOND GRADE. MRS. EDDIE PATIENCE KIMBROUGH TROY STATE TEACHERS COLLEGES FIFTH GRADE. MRS. MILDRED W. MEGGINSON TROY STATE TEACHERS COL- LEGEQ FOURTH GRADE. MRS. ANNETTE C. MOORE B.S. LIVINGSTON STATE TEACH- ERS COLLEGES THIRD GRADE. MRS. CLYDE TARLETON LIVINGSTON STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE: SIXTH GRADE. MRS. DORIS WILSON TROY STATE TEACHERS COLLEGEQ FIRST GRADE. ANNUAL STAFF , ,.,- J 1 ,Y- f v ICU' ,CURR . A SSI EXTR USINE POPE' T5 B WNEY: . GRACE RICKET LEN DO ,NH To RIGHT.. BKLLY JAMES AL GERALD X- T IESI S- E53 BUS LEP ACTNKTRY SPORTAQTIWTXM DICKS' I A LAR TUCKE AR MIRWA I ' LOY0 RRICUL E553 L A-CU BU5lN PORTS' If E11-R ERMPN' GLEY1 S H BA 5vI'T 1 TED NESS: M . V I 1 In f, 5 f HOT ' fi, if LUIS DEATOWSNAPS ., Fix B . 11 E v LEFT TO RIGHT' KENNET . H JACKSON, ART: BOBBY DORT CH, ASSISTANT EDIT ORJ MARY ANN 'n DowNEY, BUSINESS MANAGERI MRS. MARVIN SPINKS, SPONSORJ LENORE MANESS, EDITORg I E BOBBY TOMRKINS, TREASURER. L? EVA GREY PHILLIPS, CLASSROOM ACTIVITIESQ DOROTHY NEwToN, ART! KATHRYN BOULER, ARTg LA TRELLE DOZIER, SNAPSHOTSg BOB NICHOLS, EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES, BILLY HEAR- ON, SPORTS: BETTY SUE TERRY, CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES. Wwmw 56mQPi5 , -ff' 2 J f ffffff' ff f f 2,2 X J ff X X! if ' 1 X 1 7f f I f 1 j ff If f X ,l xt X xy K ,ff Wx. L f 7,7 f ff ff 6 Y k f . ,f Mix -as K QQZZS X5-A Q99 ,Mau RUTH JANE BAKER F.H.A. l9U6-U1-N8- N9-50: AMBITION: BEAU- TICIAN. J. B. COXWELL F.F.A. IQM6-U7-MS: HI-Y I9N8-U9: GLEE CLUB IQM9-5OSNEWSPAPER STAFF I9h9-505 AMBITION: AUTo PARTS SALESMAN. MAXINE BYARS F.H.A. I9M6-M7-M8- U9-50: BETA CLUB I9N8- N9-505 NEWSPAPER STAFF l9N9-50: AMBITIoN: SEC- RETARY. PATRICIA ANN DANIEL GLEE CLUB I9U9-503 NEWSPAPER STAFFl9U9-50: MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL OF sn. III CLASS 'N9-503 AMBITION: HUEY cAssITY F F A I M I . . . 9 6-N7-M8 FOOTBALL I9U6-N1-M8- U9p BASEBALL l9U8-U95 BASKETBALL I9U8-U95 BEST PERSONALITY BoY OF sn. III CLASS 'U9-50: AMBITION: TIN-SMITH. MOODY DAY F.F.A. IM6-M7-M8-M95 AMBITION! CARPENTER R ELECTRICIAN. PERMELIA CASSITY F.H.A. I9M6-M7-h8- 49-505 MUSIC I9U3-HN- N5-46-U7-U8-U9-503CHoR- AL CLUB l9H8-N9g GLEE CLUB l9N9-505 AMBITION: MUSIC TEACHER. LOIS MARIE DEATON F.H.A. IM7-M8-M9-505 VICE PRESIDENT OF F.H.A Iu8'u9SCH0RAL CLUB 'NS- U95 DRAMATIC CLUB 'US- u9jANNUAL STAFF 'U9-50: CHEERLEADER ' 119-SOQGLEE CLUB 'U9:AMBITIoN: SEC- RETARY. JAMES ALLEN DOWNEY DRAMATIC CLUB l9U8- N95 CHORAL CLUB IQU8- 39g HI-Y I9U8-M95 NENS- PAPER STAFF i948-U95 ANNUAL STAFF I9U8-U9- 505 STUDENT COUNCIL l9M9-505 GLEE CLUB l9M9-50g CONSERVATION CLUB IQU9-50: AMBITION: BANKER. MAUDINE DOZIER F.H.A. I9U7-M8-U9- 50g TREAS. OF F.H.A. I9M8-h9I MUSIC I9h7-h8- U9-50: DRAMATIC CLUB IQM8-M92 CHORAL CLUB IQH8-U93 Y-TEENS l9U8- U91 NEWSPAPER STAFF I9U9 -503 GLEE CLUB IQU9-505 AMBITION: NURSE. MARY ANN DOWNEY F.H.A. l9UY-U8-U9- 503 CHORAL CLUB l9N8- M95 SEC. R TREAS. CHOR- AL CLUB 'MQ-503 DRAMAT- IC CLUB I9N8-N9g NEWS- PAPER STAFF l9N8-H95 ANNUAL STAFF I9N9-503 CHEER-LEADER l9U9-50: GLEE CLUB I9h9-50: AMBITION: TYPISTQ MOST ATHLETIC GIRL OF SR. Ill CLASS 'U9-50. FAYE FENDLEY F.H.A. l9N6-U1-U8-N9 505 CHORAL CLUB I9U8- . H95 Y-TEENS I9U8-N9 CLEC CLUB 1949-505 AM BITION: BEAUTICIAN. IDA BEA DOZIER F.H.A. I9M7-h8-h9- 50: CHORAL CLUB l9N8- N95 DRAMATIC CLUB l9N8- U93 Y-TEEN CLUB I9N8- N93 MUSIC I9H6-UY-N8- U9-505 BETAVCLUB l9U9- 5O3AMBITION:LIBRARIANg MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED GIRL OF SR. Ill CLASS 'U9-50. HOLT GARRETT F.F.A. I9M6-h7-M8- M93 GLEE CLUB l9U9-50. AMBITION: SALESMAN. LA TRELLE DOZIER F.H.A. I9h7-h8-M9- 50: SEC. R TREAS. OF F.H.A. l9M8-M9: CHORAL CLUB l9M8-M95 DRAMATIC CLUB IQNS-U95 Y-TEEN I 9748-1499 PROGRAM CHAI R - MAN OF Y'TEEN 'NS-UQQ BETA CLUB I9U8-N9-505 QEC. 8 TREAS. OF BETA CLUB 'N9-50g VICE PRES. SR. Il CLASS I9N8-N95 PRESIDENT SR. lll CLASS I9U9-505 CHEER-LEADER I9U9-5O:NEwSPAPERSTAH I9N8-N93 ANNUAL STAFF I9U9-50: GLEE CLUB I9N9 -50: AMBITION: PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHER: BEST PERSONALITY GIRL OF SR. III CLASS 'U9-50. BETTY LOU GLASS F.H.A. I9h7-h8-M9- E05 CHORAL CLUB l9U8- 9g VICE PRES. CHORAL CLUB 1938-U95 DRAMATIC CLUB I9M8JQga BETA CLUB I9u9'5OQGLEE CLUB l9U9-503 SR. III CLASS REPORTER I9U9 - 50: CHEER-LEADER I9N9-50p AMBITION: SECRETARY. -A -,,.,,.1,w .,. ,: ws. X353 -MW ABN 1 -WEB 16? Saga Iigwur hifi alex Eiiww .J ,. ,. f--f . M ,Kiki f iBwi?:3 .,yg V ig Qywgig BABES --ff ABBHTE af ABS,SQRSxRf :Haw ESSSAR' 2gggQ5g?3QjgEQ5. g3?.55Ag AQQWSA ii? I-in vw ORIS DICKS HARRISON JR. F.F.A. 'MT-M89 FOOT- BALL 'U8-H9. S. M. KNIGHT F.F.A. I9UY-N8-U9-50: SECRETARY k TREASURER F.F.A. 'MB-M95 HI-Y 'M8- U9:SEcRETARY k TREASURER HI-Y 'U8-M93 AMBITION: MINISTER. E .F ms- DORTHY JEAN HILL BETA CLUB l9N8-M9- 505 PRES. OF BETA CLUB 'M9-505 Y-TEEN CLUB M8- U9g PRES. OF Y'TEEN CLUB M8-H93 CHORAL CLUB U8- h9z F.H.A. 'M6-h7-M8- U9-50g PRES. or F.H.A. '48-N9g ASSISTANT EDITOR OF ANNUAL 'U8-U95 SEC- RETARY TO PRINCIPAL 'U8- U9: SR. II CLASS PRESI- DENT '38-U93 SR. HI CLASS SECRETARY AND TREASURERQ GLEE CLUB'u93 AMBITION: SECRETARY. ERON JEANETTE LOTT GLEE CLUB I9N9-503 F.H.A. 'UQ-50: PAPER STAFF 'U9-50g AMBITION! HTO ALWAYS LEAD A HAPPY SUCCESSFUL LIFE.n llllhlnnk. CORDELL H. HUTTO F.F.A. IQM6-M7-h8g ATHLETIC: FOOTBALL 'UG- MY-M8-N93 BASKETBALL 'US-U95 BASEBALL 'U8- h9g GLEE CLUB VU9-505 AMBITION: SALESMANSHIP. LENORE MANES5 DRAMATICS I9N8-H9 CHORAL 'M8-M91 F.H.A.'M7 h8'u9-5Oi GLEE CLUB 'U9 50g BETA 'U8-M9-50: ANNU AL STAFFIh9'5OjANBITION DOCTOR OR DETECTIVE. KENNETH JACKSON F.F.A. I9M7-M8-M95 IvP.I 'MS-M9. GLEE CLUB 'U9-50: ANNUAL STAFF QART, 'h9-503 AMBITION: ELECTRICIAN Q PLUMBER, JAMES DOROTHY LOUISE NEWTON RHA.'wJ6JQ5m CHORAL CLUB 'MB-U9g ANNU- AL STAFF 'M9-50 fARTJQ GLEE CLUB 'H9-505 AMB!- TION: SECRETARY. WILLARD NEWTON A 'M M F.F. . 7- 8-M9 AMBITION: JOIN ARMY. ALBIE PUGH JR. CSNAPPER, LETIC: FOOTBALL 'NY- 'N8-'H9g AMBITION: VICE PRESIDENT OF UNITED STATES . F .F .A. U46-147-II8-149: GLEE CLUB 'M9-505 ATH- ROBERT BIVEN NICHOLS F.F.A. 'h6-h7-M8- N93 GLEE CLUB '49-50: CONSERVATION CLUB 'NS- U95 ATHLETIC: FOOTBALL 'NY-N8-N95 C0-CAPTAIP 'MQJ BASKETBALL 'MY- N8-M9g BASEBALL 'US- NQQSECRETARY AND TREAS- URER OF SR. ll '48-495 ANNUAL STAFF PHOTOGRA- PHER: VICE PRESIDENT OF SR. Ill '39-503 MOST HANDSOME BOY OF SR. Ill CLASS: AMBITION: PRESIDENT OF UNITED STATES. DONALD PUGH GLEE CLUB I9h9-50: ATHLETIC: FOOTBALL I9h1 -M8-M95 BASEBALL l9U8- U9-505 BASKETBALL I9M9 -505 AMBITION: MECHANI- CAL WORK. jp--f EVA GREY PHILLIPS F.H.A. 'M7-h8-M9- 505 CHORAL CLUB 'U8-U95 GLEE CLUB fH9-50: ANNU- AL STAFF 'MQ-505 ASSIS- TANT CLASS EDITORQ AM- BITION: SECRETARY. BERTHA MOD I NE RIVERS F.H.A. l9UY-U8-U9- O: CHORAL CLUB I9U8- 9: GLEE CLUB l9U9-505 AMBITION: BEAUTICIAN -Av' E GRACE MARLOwE POPE F.H.A. IM7-M8-M9 O: CHORAL CLUB 'HS- 99 ANNUAL STAFF 'UQ- 5O KEXTRA CURRICULAI GLEE CLUB 'H9-505 AM- BITION: SECRETARY. GERALDINE SMITHERMA F.H.A. I9h8-49-50: ANNUAL STAFF IQU9-503 CHORAL CLUB I9N8-U9g GLEE CLUB l9H9-50: DRA- MATICS l9U8-N95 CHEER- LEADER l9U9-501 AMBI- TION: SECRETARYQ MAID AT THE HOMECOMING GAME IN I9U8-U9 IBUTLER VS. THOMASVlLLE,. N BETTYE SUE TERRY BETA CLUB l9U8-U9- 5oz F.H.A. I9h7-h8-h9- 50: ANNUAL STAFF I9U8- U9-505 AMBITION: SCHOOL TEACHER. MIRIAM WHATLEY IIJACKII DRAMATIC CLUB I9U8- M95 CHORAL CLUB IQN8- N93 GLEE CLUB l9U9-505 F.H.A. I9M6-M7-h8-h9- SOL NEWSPAPER STAFF I9u9-5OQ ORATORICAL CONTEST l9h9'5OQ WITTI- EST GIRL OF SR. Ill CLASS OF 'MQ-503 AMBI- TION. .mi JAMES ROBERT TOMPKINS NBOBBYH BETA CLUB l9U8-U9- 5og F.F.A. I9N1-U8- M9: 503 AMBITION: LocoMoTIvE ENGINEER. JOHN ROBERT WILCOX IIBOBII F.F.A. I9M7-M8-M95 REPORTER OF F.F.A. 'UB- N95 FOOTBALL l9U1-M8- M99 SR. ll CLASS RE- PoRTER:AMBITIoN:C.P.A. LLOYD MILTON TUCKER IITUCKII F.F.A. I9M6-M7-M8 M95 VICE PRES. OF F.F.A 'U8-U95 FOOTBALL I9U6 U7-M8-H93 BASEBALL I9N8 -U93 BASKETBALL l9N8-N9 GLEE CLUB IQU9-503 CONL SERVATION CLUB l9U9-50 ANNUAL STAFF I9U9-50, PRESIDENT OF CONSERVA- TION CLUB l9U9-505 WI T- TIEST BOY OF SR. III CLASS OF 'H9-5O3AMBI- TION: To LIVE A HAPPY CAREFREE LIFE . AGNES JOYCE VILKERSON F.H.A. I9h7-h8-h9- 509 CHORAL CLUB l9U8- U95 BETA CLUB I9H9-505 GLEE CLUB I9U9-50: AM- BITIoN: NURSE. A JESSE RYAL WALKER F.F.A. I9h7-M8-Mgg FOOTBALL I9U1-M8-H9- AMBITION: DREDGE BOAT WORK. RUBY CLYDE WILKERSON F.H.A. l9u1-U8-U9- 505 AMBITION: BEAUTI- CIAN. yr- THOMASVILLE HIGH SCHOOL CREED I believe in the wholesome educa- tional ideals of the Thomasville High School of which I am a member. The purpose of my school is to develop one's spiritual nature for worship, to train the mind of the individual, to uphold the morals of society, and to promote health and physical growth. It is, therefore, my duty as a student to respect the instructions of those in authority so that I may develop into a more progressive citizen, and thus uphold the ideals of democratic living in America. fThis creed, written by Mrs. Marvin Spinks, was adopted by the student body this year during chapel assembly., 'mlb 6104? if y , ,. A g f X if f if Q l! .Q , gk i .W fx' 3 .iw JF 5 , Ja.. :W wi M A gigir f , SH.2 CLHSS .. . C. ARMSTEAD T. BAGLEY .Q W H :ff ,. A V .Qg D. HARE K. BouLcR M. BRANTON G. ANDERSON r ,V 'ifiggfd , ' N. M s A Y x if , 9 . 2 2. 4 1NWQW Q? .ir - H .- 2 f' ' w . A. 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ODOM WILLIAMSON 'fb X U H M 'W l , 1 1 EJ I ,fi j 'tg N J Wa '1 X H I' 5 5 5 W f M 1 : 2 ' 'yi N325 H Q1 'I F ' ' QV f fi? X : it 5 fi 7 2 X M 3 R, Q T5 F ' N wif' V 'f Q Q S Q mmm f U7 W 'Y MM 4517 fd'MQlgxXfff Nfnu H A K ,L Xx x X f X Li 'W.. Y XX fi X 1 X A . QF 650mg x Han :Zi NxcW:'X5 ixtie si whade Miriam Most Beautiful Patricia Daniels Wittiest Lloyd Tucker IG' Best Personality La Trelle Dozier Most Studious Bobby Tompkins B 3113 Huey Cassity 1 Y est Person ., most Studious Maxine B ' y'3'I'g '-In t Athxetic Mo S HuttO C 01.6311 .C Luaew To Suc N105 Doziel' C696 Most Athletic Mary Ann Downey Most Likely To Succeed S. M. Knight ma B' ,A-J' A Rev. W. M. Sproles Dr. Nlargaret Henry Mrs. Maxine Badger Rev. Bobby A. Lowery UUH FRIENDS Dr. and Mrs. Elo B. Jackson Mr. Roy Lavene Mott Sr. . I I Mr. George These individuals have helped us to be better Hin students. You may see them often in our school building or on the playgrounds. They encourage us. Mr. Roy W. Kimbrough Dr. J. S. Davidson Dr. Fred B. Mr' Earl Tucker Dr. Richard A. Irons Moseley ,r lf' Wi ---....., fx IILHSS HISTUHU School days, school days, dear old golden rule days, is a peppy tune we were taught back in 1938. This is the year that fourteen of the forty seniors of 1949-50 gathered in the Thomasville grammar school and started on their quest for good citizenship. This was one of the greatest events that we had ever experienced. This year Mrs. Hanson, our first grade teacher, began the first link in the long chain of our education here at Thomasville. She was the teacher who directed us along the right path and helped us get started off on the right foot. She instructed us on subjects such as: How to get along with other people that we are associated with, the importance of giving instead of taking and the importance of an education. The rest of our grammar school days were contributions and enlargements added to these fundamentals. The following teachers made it possible for us to sail through the next few years of our journey: Mrs. Decie Regan, our second teacherg Miss Frances Kerridge, our thirdg Miss Myrtle Rigdon, our fourthg Mrs. Earl Kimbrough, our fifth and Mrs. Alex Gunn, our sixth. These patient and understanding people are the ones who made it possible for us to enter the next portion of our education. Our seventh grade teacher was Mrs. Dovie Fair Anderson, Jr., who followed us on up to the eighth grade. Mrs. Nlassey Griffin was our ninth grade teacher. She was the one who secured for us the rare privilege of having our graduation exercises at night. Then the thrill of senior high school days came to us with the new atmosphere of really thinking we were coming up in the world. Mrs. Spinks, with her untiring patience, led us through the first rough waters that senior high school presented to us. Mr. Dovie F. Anderson. Jr., our eleventh grade teacher, made the year 1948-49 one long to be remembered. I-Ie, with the able assistance of Miss Frances Lou Brantly made it possible for our clas' 1 to give the seniors of that year a formal banquet. That was the greatest occasion of the year. Mrs. Haywood Wilson is our senior home room teacher. She helps many of her pupils in solving their problems concerning their futures. She has an untiring patience and is always the same, smiling and willing to help you in any way that she can. This year, 1949-50, is for some of us,the last link in the educational chain begun in 1938. This thought causes us to have a mixture offeelings-sorrow,because we are leaving the carefree school daysg pleasure, because we have achieved a long-sought goal. While this year marks the end of one phase of our lives, it marks the beginning of another. May the years ahead be as happy as those of the past have been, and bring with this happiness the full measure of success that the heart of each senior desires. Betty Glass, Class Historian 42 off f'-4 ' S P U H TS Q! 'XX XX E X i N X Gig' - X xv M' X ' - . kg, m G H QU I 3 Q fx 3' es LEFT T0 RIGHT, FIRST ROW: LOIS MARIE DEATON, LA TRELLE DOZIER, BETTY GLASS, MARY ANN DOWNEY, GERALDINE SMITHERMAN, MARY BRANTON. SECOND ROW: CORDELL HUTTO, JOHN BRANTLEY, LLOYD TUCKER, CAROLE SCARBOUGH, HUEY CASSITY, ERSELL HUTTO, KENNETH HUOGINS. THIRD ROV: PAUL JACKSON, DONALD PUGH, ORIS HARRISON, BILLY RICKETTS, TOMMY NICHOLS, Boa NICHOLS, HAROLD CRENSHAw, SNAPPER PUGH. FOURTH ROW: JIMMY LYLES, TED BAGLEY, DICK IRONS, BOB WILLCOX, WILL PUGH, BUSTER DANIELS, JESSIE HARE, BILLY HEARON, GEORGE RICKETTS- FIFTH ROW: GEORGE DAVIS, GAINES SMITHN, SULLIVAN SHEEHAN, DELTON RIDDLE, SINGLETON DOYLE, BOBBY DORTCH, DON CHAMPION, BILLY KIMBROUGH, PHILLIP NICHOLS. SIXTH ROW: COACH D.F. ANDERSON, GEORGE HILL, JIMMY DAVIDSON, LEON LYLES, JIM SMITH, CHUCK LENORE, BILLY VILKERSON, PETE BAGLEY AND PRINCIPAL T.B. DUNCAN. Bob Nichols IV, z Co-Captain Left Half f 1. . Lloyd Tucker Captain Huey CaSs1ty Right Guard Left Guard Lville's next-oplpnent, but they a gteams, and Coach Anderson is ptarted in the first game. Jessie Walker Left End Tigers Drop First Game, 6-0 A very fine Evergreen team handed Thomasville a 6 to 0 de- feat in the opening game of thi W1949 season Friday night. The ir experienced Tigers held the Cor 'ecuh eleven scoreless until th final few minutes when they scor- fed on a long run after a fumbled ipunt. ' The Tigers didn't look too bad :except in the tackling department. 'Good tackling on their part might have given them an upset victory 'The blocking, while far from pe' fect, was better than usual for initial game, and will improve ithe season progresses. ' Coach Anderson was loud in his praise of two Evergreen backs, Rawls and Ryan. These two boys were the difference in the two xtearns. Cunninghame, a husky ,center weighing 195 pounds, was fthe defensive star for Evergreen. - Thomasville's Don Pugh drew praise from Coach Anderson for his fine defensive play and he will wprobably be given a starting s 'signment in the game with Mill lFriday night. Four of Thomasville's regu. Qstarters, Billy Ricketts, Cordi 1!Hutto, Kenneth Huggins an lLloyd Tucker, were on the side- i line for Monday's scrimmage. They 'suffered -severe lime burns in th: ,lgame Friday night, but should b fready to go against Millry. Little is known about Thoma 'ways have above-the-averagt orking his boys extra hard thi week in an effort to break into th in column. Only a few change -will be made in the line-up tha Snappe r Pugh Right Half Ta number of Ricketts' passes for his Cordell Hutto Left End Billy Ricketts Right Half Donald Pugh Quarter Back T'i-ille Wins Over Millry, 40-0 by James Allen Downey The Thomasville Tigers broke into the win column Friday night by trouncing a game but outclass- ed Millry eleven by a score of 40 to 0. Strong power plays and well executed passes' accounted for most of the Tiger tallies. Millry was unable to stop the line plunges of Billy Ricketts, hefty Thomas- ville back, and he accounted ff of the yardage gained. -H was ably assisted in this depart- ment by Donald Pugh, who also played a spectacular defensive game. Tommy and Bob Nichols Harrison were other outstanding stars in Fun Back the Tiger backfield. Carroll Scarbrough, at center, turned in a nice performance, as did Cordell Hutto, end, who nabbed Oris long gains. Coach Anderson used his entire quad during the game, and sev- ral of the newcomers showed up fell in their first test against ompetitidn. Thomasville meets Sweetwater Friday night in Sweetwater, in what promises to be an excellent game. Reports indicate that they have one of the best teams in sev- eral years and would like very much to hand the Tigers a lacing. Ailing members of the Thomas- ville squad have reeovered from severe lime bums received in the Evergreen game, and Coach And erson will probably be able to fiell his strongest team against th Marengo eleven. Wins Over Sweetwater, 26-0 by James Allen Downey The Thomasville Tigers, rate the underdogs, roared to a 2 0 win over a very strong Sweet iter eleven last Friday night o sr lat.ter's field. It was Thomas le's second win this seasot gainst one defeat. Sweetwater won the toss ani ccted to receive. Ricketts kick l off and the Tigers held fo -wns. Sweetwater punting to th idfield stripe. A series of lint icks and end runs carried thi 111 to the Sweetwater five ani ob Nichols went over on the nex' lay for the initial marker. The 'igers tallied again in the seconc uarter when tough Lloyd Tuckei 'oke through to block a Sweet- ter punt which was caught by 1 Pugh who raced twenty yards ound his right-end to score standing up. Billy Ricketts, driving Tiger back, was probably the outstand- ing ground-gainer and his power- ful line plunges enabled Coach Anderson's charges to add two more touchdowns during the second half. Cordell Hutto gained plenty of yardage during the night on well executed end-around plays. Thomasville looked much im- proved in the blocking department and the tackling was vicious at times. The Tiger line play was nuch better, especially on offense, md the backs were able to get ,hrough into the Sweetwater secondary on almost every play. Phe Thomasville air attack, how- ever, was woefully weak, and Zoach Anderson is devoting much of his attention to this department iuring scrimmages this week. Sweetwater was simply no 'natch for !Thomasvil1e Friday iight, although they showed' spurts if offensive ability. They have a umber of potentially fine players 1 the squad and their team should' lnrove as the season progresses. Wm-,-, fffe' ,3,0otbS 5,0 Qgivm' . 29' XY- swivel f' xg Q GK, ggi ,ie 'Q Q05 0 9 0 P Q69 e A-9005 axes' eb foe' 5,59 so 40a Xe Ykxssqf vb 009 on, 40-a .506 00 44 z coin 60 9.0 D 49 Q' ,fi qw 'YQ e oo' eo Q' Q 'Q gp o- 2 A 9 w KPX, e0 Nob 'exp X935 V9 Vee evo emma l 'N oy ew' 9 45350 4,949 Qcyswgv nl' ,ei 0 Q04 ,531 ie' .390 .QA ,049 045' 0 soo -P 9 50 -o 99 QF' 4 9-9 fb x 91 5 No sip e vgivzvxw' sw 506405 9 dzixvgsogqi o . keg!-9 ,052-K' 609' 3?-9 vb 06' Q0 'Ci' get ,390 X0-1, Xf 9,06 ,0o0c',90 990,-3 90609 yflx-9 We' John Brantley .00 Q, do x. 0 be 0 4 0K . 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Cordell Hutto looked good on 9, number of punts, and Carrol Scarbrough broke up a number of Grove Hill passes. In fact, every Bulldog pass was either missed or down to give them a 0 in passing department. Spirlle ai.- tempted a number of passes but the Thomasville line gave him ttle time to get them away., The Thomasville line play was 9 S 9 X 9' Q5 Q 0 ve the average, with Cassity, 9 099 zyv 005' if 561 QV ,094 vi WX90 tley and Scarbrough looking fl! iw five 9 q,0f'v0 '0oe4.25gQ'4' Jef' gem-00 95 - n both otfenseband defense. ff 5 06' We-D 00 00 96373 QR 4 toms - Hill didn't give the Tigers K, R5 of Qoe' xi ,063 9 9' ,3e9',,0 oattle that many expected. eb' 'qv 415 5499-Q, K' dveiev' -00 Aoi' 0e- However, they were hard-hit by X, 49.9 05.92 49 KH., ef' K. - - - - QQ, S V Q9 v 5.9.6, Q09 as be 01 5,0 90 graduation and injuries. Bradford? Q' 39 0 06 509643 becxogff 0009 4,00 +5 QF' 6999 Spidle, Gates and Carlisle were the Q9 S ,oe igzeiv 8.9 9,9 0,0962 0-1'5,o0'i5eK'9 0? 019 09 00 cutstunding players for the Bull- ? 'veg -eyotg 0 eval-. 'G'-N6 ed at 6 sfo 'pit' vpvefgo ae' 'dog team' 94x 9 Q90 Q95 00' Q9 0 96000090 95 bog, 99 09 969 99 05 Thomasville meets Chatom here 09306 gsefkm e,29v0G' 4019, 06959 9,QbiQi90e9 CP ooh 50 5 Thursday night in what should be 389 .0-W Q 5 q9 45' ye- QV' XA 00 01' ,Ie V? 09 66' one of the best games of the sea- ,9 5 0 X1 09 .09 Q9 0 ,Qt div .09 5' 6 o h .P we Qc, gk ste .gdpiw gc, 050001 Q V09 do Kp ogy son. Coac Roy Knapp would ll.o Cao gk 4,3 .055 Q63 9-GD' 0,49 96 0190, 04,4659 QQ' eip very much to hand the Tigers ang 06' 96? 65' 05-. N40 Q95 Q05 goo 561 9. 5 3 900 0V other, licking and he has his boys Q9 4 Wxdxgei og 'oo yfqfqtz 000,09 we X095 gps' keyed up for this game. 50 e . 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V949 suite? q,- 06119 vo,-4' 1,5 Q99 59 15.1 Koo 9-00 'O iq, Qwe- -. 95 06' r, .0x 01, 0o .93 xx so w O - xv 9 Q 2' t , 4? 095 ge Gigvtge 0 Cp? 00' we It 66 ea' Q00 La-E' oe' K- 6905 ex '08 29 X' N521 39 oe'-4-'Q Q' of -5' o49'l0'b v Q' 91506 06 05490 Q' 0099 eKo 4'o'9N-' A9 45' 0 04' C' .NW 0 , vi Cp -023 qi' 4,0 G' -69 09 K9 0+ 09041 4, . 9 Q29 O90 oe' 5-0 5, -45' gg? Q9 'P 029 0 X 'S 15- 0 'Q -Q Tommy Nichols Q0b 2-0ei0Q 20q 20-oi oz 6536, 0:40. Right Half we -at 4, 4 it 'Q we 'pest -:foo Jo QP its-set' 'O 0 .ff 19 39 Q X91 Ks ,005 K Ye e Gow 6' Q,-bo . 25 X 041 1564 , 6' Q i 46 Carol Scarbrough Center jChatom Rolls Over T'ville, 12-6 Coach Dovey Fair Anderson's Tigers lost their second game of the season to a very fast and de- ceptive Chatom team here Thurs- day night by a score of 12 to 6. Coach Roy Knapp's boys played 'alert and snappy ball all the wal and approximately 1,000 fans as thrilling a game as has been played here this year. Thomasville showed occasional spurts of of- lfensive power and managed to stop :the Chatom rushing attack most occasions, but the accurate .Chatom passes made the dif- .ference in the two teams. The Bull- dogs simply outplayed the Tigers land deserved to win. 1 Chatom drew first blood. when on the kick-off they recovered a Thomasville fumble, and on the Second play George Martin threw a pass from the 40-yard line that Don Lyles took in the end zone. This was all the scoring for the :first half. Chatom received at the uzeginning of the second half, and marched 80 yards in 10 plays tc 'tally when Martin drove over fror the 6-yard line. Thomasville came back an scored in the fourth quarter whei Ricketts scored on a 20-yard run around left end. Score by periods: Thomasville ..... 0 0 0 6- G Chatom ......... 16 0 6 0-I Fans are in for another tr Friday night when the Tigers the Jackson Aggies here at o'elock. Both teams have been de- lfeated and according to compara- ftive scores there is little dif- ference. Should Thomasville win this game they will be the undis- puted County Champions, having ,already won over Grove Hill and Coffeeville. Last Home Game Friday Night The Thomasville Tigers downed a fighting Butler team last Friday night on the latter's field by a con- 'incing score of 26 to O. Billy 'icketts'was hot, scoring ,three of e four touchdowns and adding 0 of the points after TD's. Cor- Hutto scored the other mark- 1 an end-around play with d blocking. The outcome of the game was never in doubt after the first few minutes of play, although the Butler team put up a game fight all the way. The Tigers looked ,much better defensively and of- fensively, although their pass plays still don't click. Coach And- -erson hasn't been able to un- cover an accurate passer from the material on hand- and the pass receiving has left much to be de- sired. Cordell Hutto kept up his excel- lent left-footed punting, and kept zhe Choctaw team back in their erritory most of the game. His ng spirals went over the safety an's head a number of times and le punt went out of bounds of ne Butler two yard line. Carroll Scarbrough nullified the nly serious Butler threat when he ught a TD minded back from be- nd to haul him down on the lger 20. A pass interception nulli- ied this Butler drive. Huey Cassi- ty played good ball in the Thom- asville line. Thomasville meets a very strong .Demopolis team here Friday night. They are doped to lose by several touchdowns, but it is Homecoming lat the local,school and the Tigers tmay be keyed up for the fracas with the Marengo boys. At any irate, it will be a good game, and the last home game for the Tiger eleven. l Buster Daniel Left Tackle Greenville Wins 5 Over Tigers W A very fine Greenville team fscored in every quarter Friday night to hand the Thomasville 'Tigers their' worst defeat of the '1949 season. The fihal score was 48 to 7, Ricketts scoring the only 'tiger tally. f The loss to Greenville gave 'Thomasville one of the worst ses- gsons in recent years with five llosses and five wins. They also ,lost to Evergreen, Chatom, Jack- Wson, and Demopolis, while winning wver Millry, Grove Hill, Sweet- water, Butler and Coffeeville. V Considering the material on hand, however, Coach Anderson :did a fine job. Few veterans were fleft from last year's team and his fmain quarterback was forced to ,give up football after the first ,few games due to a heart ailment. QAll in all, the boys and their coach 'deserve much credit for their .500 finish. They played hard, aggres- sive football in every game, and someof the losses could have been turned into wins with a break or so. The line-up and summary for E the Greenville game: 'N T'ville 171 Pos. G'ville148l .E. Hutto L.E. Autrey Daniels L.T. Giddens Csssity L.G. Salter Scarbrough C. Herring Tucker R.G. H. Henderson Brantley R.T. Capps Huggins RE. Burt B. Ricketts Q. Mosley Pugh L.H. Lewis C. Hutto R.H. C. Henderson ,Harrison F. Aldrigl Score by periods: Thomasville ..... 0 0 7 0- 'I Greenville ...... 13 14 7 14-0 Scoring touchdowns: Greenville -Aldridge, Lewis 123, C. Hendon son 12J, Rowell, Burt. Points after: Rowell, Lewis 127, Aldrige. Thom- lasville: Ricketts. Point after. Rick- etts. LEFT TO RIGHT: SNAPPER Puai-1, MARY BRANTON, Boa NICHOLS, HOLT GARRETT. HOMECOMING SPONSORS LEFT TO RIGHT: LILLIAN DELOACH QMAIDJ, MARY BRANTON IQUEENJ, JANICE BRYANT fMAIDl. FRONT SEAT: MARY URANTON, HAROLD DELOACH. BACK SEAT: JANICEV BRYANT AND LILLIAN DELOACH. .LXX PRESENTATION OF FLOWERS TO QUEEN AND MAIDS BY BOB NICHOLS LEFT TO RIGHT: J.B. CoxwELL, SNAPPER PUGH, LILLIAN DELOACH, JANICE BRYANT, MARY BRANTON, HOLT GARRETT. i' Homecoming Thomasville's Homecoming game with Demopolis proved to be a hard-fought game from start to finish Friday night at Thomas- ville, when Capt. Dwanton Seals' Demopolis Tigers met Capt. Huey Cassity's Thomasville Tigers. The score at the end of the ball game was 19-13 in favor of De-, mopolis. I The scores were made in the? second period, a pass from Chiles: to Bouler started the Demopolis- team off on a series of plays net-5 ting a total of 80 yards. - Dozier took the ball on the' Thomasville 13-yard line, around left end for the first touchdown! for Demopolis. Thomas executed a successful key block to make thi! touchdown possible. The second touchdown for De- mopolis came soon after when Chiles again handed off to Thomas who weaved his way through would tacklers in a sensational run of 66 yards for a touchdown. The I try for an extra point was no- good. Thomasville showed its power in driving the line all the way down the field for a touchdown. Due to a penalty for holding, against Demopolis, the ball was placed on the Demopolis one-yard line. Rickett drove over the goal for the touchdown. Rickett also fakul a punt, and passed the ball intoa the end zone for Thomasville! extra point. Thomasville rallied and carried the ball down the field picking up yardage with powerful line drive! 'and Rickett again carried the ball over for a Thomasville touchdown. 327'-Y 'QE7!4Ll:L9 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: CORDELL HDTTO, PAUL JACKSON, JOHNNIE CORGILL, BILLY RIGKETTS, LLOYD TUCKER, CARROL SCARBRODGH, BILLY KIMBROUGH, HUEY CASSITY, BOB NICHOLS, GEORGE RICKETTS, BOBBY DORTCH. SECOND ROW: HARVY HASKEW, TED BADGLEY, GEORGE DAVIS, TON DOYLE, PHILLIP NICHOLS, JIMMIE DAVIDSON AND D.F. ANDERSON, COACH. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: SINGLETON DOYLE, JIMMY LYLE5, DONALD PUSH, BOD NICHOLS, LLOYD TUCKER, PHILLIP NICHOLS, BILLY RICKETTS, HAROLD CRENSHAW, GEOHGE RICNETTS, CARROL SCAR- BROUGH. SECOND ROW: KENNETH HUGGINS, HUEY CASSITY, CDRDELL HUTTO, PAUL JACKSON, W'LL PUGH, BILLY KIMBROUGH, JOHNNY CORGILL, JIMMY DAVIDSON AND D.F. ANDERSON, COACH. -41. SINGLE wr, -.f-, -1 GIRLS PHUSIIIHL EDUUHTIUH GHUUPS THUIHHSVIHE We enjoy living here. Our town sup- ports usg we like it. Here are some places you may go any day. 8. 'Saw- r 'X 4, pw fp ..-- ' if , -W ,, , W In., HCTIVITIES Vg ' II 2 D ,YQRG L ' mq igasa zl ,AZUFQIG Q El I r'- . A9 k ' I QYLCHRBT X ff af ?' x ZX , 'ff Af L fq X I A Q ? 9 J, af' ffhflflf pri. 4 2:2 ,M 2 ' X W 'mm 4 A' ' 4125 iff' Q. 9 A Wx QW 5 2 4,21 'X 9 F? 'EES fx 1 'TNYI ' , 0 1 1 K fm: -'U ' M xo' 5796 FUTURE HUUIEUIHUEHS UF HUIEHICH President . . Vice President Secretary . . OFFICERS . . . . . Ruby Clyde Harper . . Mary Branton Peggy Etheridge Treasurer . . . . Alice Tyson Parliamentarian . Miriam Dicks Reporter. . . . .Jane Kennedy Song Leader . Betty Megginson Historian . . . Katherine Bouler Advisor . . Mrs. Matalie T. Edgar Flowers: Red Roses Colors: Red 8: White FIRST ROV, LEFT TO RIGHT: MARY ANNA CASSITY, THALMA HILL, BETTY DEATON, JUNE CARTER, JULIA ANN GARRIT, MIRIAM DIcxS, PEGGY ETHERlDGE, MARY BRAN- TON, RUBY HARPER, MRS. EDGAR UINSTRUCTORU, ALICE TYSON, JANE KENNEDY, CATHERINE BOULER, BETTY MEGGINSON, LENORE MANNESS, BETTY WILSON, LILLIAN DELOACH, CAROL KIRK, CHRISTINE JACKSON. SECOND: HOPIE SMITH, LAURA ANN BAKER, ALICE MEGGINSON, DOT MGHENRY, RUBY RUTLEDGE, OLNA SANDERS, INEZ ROBERTS, EDNA HILL, MAUDINE DOZIER, BARBARA REID, DOT TUORER, MARIETTE SANDERS, BETTY MCHANEY, EDNA PHILLIPS, MARY LOU NEWTON, JOHNNY LOU HUNT, EVA GENE RIVERS, DOROTHY NEWTON, EVA GREY PHILLIPS, PERMILLIA CASSITY. THIRD: DOT SMITH, JEANETTE LOTT, EDWINIA CASSITY, LATRELLE DOZIER, PAT DANIELS, MARY JEAN ROBERTS, NELL SELLERS, RUBY ETHERIDGE, DOROTHY LEE HALKER, CATHERINE HARE, ANNETTE RIVERS, PEGGY SUE RAINEY, OUIDA MCDONALD, BETTY LOU PHILLIPS, DOTTY MAE KELLEY, MARY ESTA POPE, BETTY SUE TERRY, MIRIAM WHATLEY. FOURTH ROV: MARY ANN DOwNEY, BETTY GLASS, LOIS DEATON, DOT HILL, IOA B. DOzIER, SYDNEY SHEEHAN, GERALDINE SMITHERMAN, MAxINE BYERS, AGNES VILNERSON, FAYE FENDLEY, RUTH JANE BAKER, MODINE RIVERS, GLASS POPE, RUBY CLYDE WILKERSON, GHENDOLYN ANDERSON, NOLEY REID, CATHE- RINE HARE, MIRIAM SMITH AND GEORGIE EMERSON. TROPHIES WON IN DEMOPLIS CALF JUDGING CONTEST LEFT TO RIGHT: EDWARD SMITH, GEORGE DAVIS, WELCH JAOKSON, JOHNNY CORGIL AND MR. LAW- HORN. OFFICERS CONSERVATION C LUB President . . ...... Lloyd Tucker Vice President .... . . Huey Cassity Secretary 8: Treasurer . . Vivian McIntyre Reporter ...... . Jimmy Newton CONSERVATION CLUB FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT! EXELL MAULDIN, BILLY RICKETTS, VIVIAN MCINTYRE, CHUCRY LE- NOIR, CHARLES LYLES, HAROLD CRENSHAW. SECOND ROW: JIMMY LYLES, CHESTER NORRIS, BOBBY REID, MR. LAWHORN, HOLT GARRETT, JIMMY NEWTON, CHARLES VERGESON. THIRD ROW: HUEY CASSI- TY, SNAPPER PUGH, MAURICE RUTHLEDOE, LLOYD TUORER, JIMMY DAVIDSON. FOURTH ROW: DICK IRONS, CHARLES GOODMAN, ELDRED AGEE. 3 is I 5 OFFICERS President ......... Edward Smith Vice President . . Maurice Rutledge Secretary . . . Welch Jackson Treasurer . . Jimmy Newton Reporter. . . . . .Johnny Corgil MOTTO: Learning to do, Doing to learn, Earning to live, Living to serve. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: NOPALEN REID, DONALD NIGHT, ROBERT GREEN, WILLIAM GREY BYRGE, PAT HILL, DON CHAMPION, LEON LYLES, JOHNNY CORGIL, MR. LAWHON fINSTRUCTORf, S.M. KNIGHT. SECOND ROW: CHARLES LYLES, CHARLES GOODMAN, EZELL MAULDIN, BILLY HERAND, GEORGE RICKETS, BOBBY REID, SULLIVAN SHEHAND, ARNOLD HARE, KENNETH HUGGINS, MAURICE RUTLEDGE. THIRD ROW: CHESTER NORRIS, ELDRED AGEE, JOHNY SANDERS, JIMMN: LYLES, HARvY HASKEw, JOHN HARRISON, JIMMY NEWTON, DONALD HARE, FLOYD ETHRIDGE AND WELCH JACKSON. FOURTH ROW: GEORGE DAVIS, WENT NOBLES, EDWARD SMITH, VIvIAN MCINTYRE, SAM AGEE, ORIS PHILIPS, SNAPPER PUGH, HOLT GARRETT AND ALEX GOODMAN. STUDENT lIUUIIBIl FIRST ROW, LEFT 'ro RIGHT: CECIL BASELL, JENETTE LoT'r, JAMES A DowNEY. SECOND ROW: FAY ROBINSON, PEGGY ETHERIDGE, MARY BRANTON ARWARD MANESS. FOURTH ROW: KENTON BRASELL, BILLY KIMBROUGH BILLY DAVIDSON, LILLIAN DELOACHE. 5? Emmys R 58 IUIIIHHHIUII SIHII NEWSPAPER STAFF FIRST ROW, SEATED: ALICE TYSON, PEGGY ETHERIDGE, IDA B. DQZIER, PAT DANIELS, BETTY MEGGINSDN, CAROL KIRK, JANE KENNEDY, MAXINE BYARS, J.B. COXWELL. SECOND ROW, STANDING: JOHN BRANTLEY, JOHNNY CORGILL, BETTY WILSON, LILLIAN DELOACHE, JENETTE LOTT, MAUDINE DOZIER, DOT SMITH, JIMMY DAVIDSON, PAUL JACKSON. THIRD ROW, STAND- ING: MISS FRANCIS Lou BRANTLEY, MISS HELEN MORGAN. Editor .... ..... . . Pat Daniels Assistant Editor . ....... Ida B. Dozier Sports .... . .Paul Jackson, Jimmy Davidson Gossip . . .Jeanette Lott, Maudine Dozier, . . . . . . . . Carol Kirk, Dot Smith Feature. . . ......... Peggy Ethridge, . . . . . . . . . Betty Ann Megginson, Alice Tyson School Activities-Reporter . . . . . Miriam Whatley Class Reporters .... ..... D ot McHenry, . . . . . . . . . John Brantley, Betty Glass Proof Readers . ...... Maxine Byars, . . . . . . . . Jane Kennedy, J. B. Coxwell Social Editors . ...... Johnnie Corgill, . . . . . . . . . . . Lillian DeLoach, Betty Wilson Typists. . .Maxine Byars, Jane Kennedy, J. B. Coxwell Sponsors ........ Miss Francis Lou Brantley . . . . . and Miss Helen Morgan Journalism Teacher - Mr. Earl Tucker 59 llHUHHl CLUB HI I AURA as X FIRST ROV, LEFT TO RIGHT: CAROL KIRK, PAT DANIEL, PERMELIA CAssI- TY, MARY BRANTON, JEAN KENNEDY, LA TRELLA DOZIER, DOROTHY NEwTON, MAUDINE DOZIER, BETTY GLASS, NRS. WILSON, FAYE FENDLEY, RUBY CLYDE HARPER, MIRIAM DICKS, PEGGY ETHEREDGE, EDHINA CASSITY, BETTY MEG- GINSON, ALICE TYsoN. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: JEANETTE LOTT, GRACE POPE, SYDNEY SHEEHAN, LENORE MANESS, MIRIAM WATLEY, MODINE RIVERS, GERALDINE SMITHERMAN, MARY ANN DOWNEY, IDA B. DOZIER, EVA GREY PHlLLlPS,AGNE5 WILKERSON, DOT HILL, KATHERINE BOULER, BETTY MCHANEY, Lols DEATON. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: ALBIE PUGH JR., KENNETH JACKSON, JIMMY LYLEs, WILLARD NEWTON, JOHNNY COGLE, BOB NICHOLS, VIVIAN MCINTYRE, DONALD PUGH, HARVEY HASKEW, DICK IRONS, ARNOLD HARE, BOB WILCOX, TOMMY NICHOLS. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: JAMES ALLAN DowNEY, TED BAGLEY, BusTER DANIEL, CORDELL HUTTO, BILLY RICKETTS, S.M. KNIGHT, J.B. COXWELL, HOLT GARETTE, LLOYD TUCKER, CHESTER NORRIS, MAuRIcE RUTLEDGE, JEssIE RYAL WALKER. 0 ! , U It f Qgl. if , A 5? I ix N,x i 53' .X 60 . ai ' V3 if ' Q W fm A 114 1 , 0 4 32 +0 Ki im 1 M fl! X ? QA ai: I ' ' I be gf' ,Q mu.. ' we V' 2 ,A X! X 7 ll f 55 sl 'f A' 7 ,... VMS? 'wi' Q' ' 51 6 1 ' 'F wh 5 Z 'I T? X. fo A -U.- mf as QQ 'Q' f 'fd 'i'-hui Mrs. C. B. Kirk gl Her Music Students lub, s. H' 2 .. A Z, G 018 .I ,f' ' ,ffm P ff i ,,,, g f. 3 ' ' WI 'K' BETH CLUB B C'1'lZ'5II3 FIRST ROW, CENTER: DR. BESSIE MARTIN. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT! RUBY HARPER, LENDRE MANES5, KATHERINE BOULER, PEGGY ETHERIDGE, JANE KENNEDY, IDA BEE DOZIER, MARY BRANTON, BETTY GLASS, DOT HILL, LA TRELLE DOZIER, ALICE TYSON. SECOND ROW: BETTY MEGGINSDN, OUIDA MCDONALD, BETTY WILSON, LILLIAN DELOACH. THIRD ROW: MIRIAM DICKS, AGNES WILKERSON, MAXINE BYARS, BETTYE SUE TERRY. FOURTH ROW: Boaav TOMPKINS, Bosav DORTCH, JOHNNY CORGILL, PAUL JACKSON. FIFTH ROW: JIMMY DAVIDSON, VIVIAN MCINTYRE, ALEX GOODMAN, GEORGE DAVIS. OFFICERS President . . . ..... . . .Dot Hill Vice President . . .Bobby Dortch Secretary . . . La T1-elle Dozier Reporter. . . Katherine Bouler Treasurer . . . Ruby Harper MOTTO: Let Us Lead By Serving Others 62 SEHIUH SPEECH CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: JANlCE BRYANT, DOT SMITH, MIRIAM WHATLEY, MRS. GRIFFIN ESTHER POPE, LILLI fINSTRUCTOR,, MARY AN DE LoAcH, BOBBY DORTCH. YLES , LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED, FIRST ROW: BETTY DAVIDSON, ANN L JOYCE LYLES, EUGENE GOODMAN, MRS. GRIFFIN QINSTRUCTORJ, CAROLYN DAVIS, WAURINE KELLEY, CAROLYN DRINKARD, DEANNA PHILLIPS. SECOND ROW, STANDING! BILLY DOYLE, NANCY GILLASPIE, NEOMIA WILKERSON, JOEL MEOGINSON, SALLY DEAS, HARDY KIMBROUGH, NELSON EDDIE SPINKS. 63 WE EU .N wx iff 3 I :ff , I. I S I , I Mi 6 I ia kk ' miss -fi 3 K xx sae '-W J'-'QW' if ., W I, I-I K, 3, If .- I , -I Butch Megginson Dick Hall David Phillips Nancy Brasfield I lii il ,fffi h VVA Patricia Dungan Danny Wallace Bill Gallaspie y FUTURE CITIZENS OF h i THOMASVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 5 I- Tom Griffin Gerald Dungan Ann Andrews 'V i' Mita, ' Q , , lglf, 'W I 4 vi ' mf fi Johnsie Spinks Kitty Nichols Jimmy Wilson Ann Overstreet Carol Megginson I zlu ay Philip Robinson 9 2 iz ' il! 66 13? .J PRETTY AREN'T THEY??'??'?'?'????'?? 68 A Progressive Lumber Industry Builds Our Community We are proud to carry on the tradition of this area? good lumber---a tradition made possible by the world's finest timberlands plus the brains and brawn of experienced men. STUTTS HIIHBEH CUHIPHHU AUTOGRAPHS Compliments Of THOMASVILLE SHOE SHOP Thoma sville , Alabama OVERSTRE1-:T SERVICE STATION Thomasville, Alabama THOMASVILLE YELLOW FR ONT EXCHANGE CLUB STORE Thomasville, Alabama Th-0IT1aSVi116, Alabama AUTOGRAPHS THOIVIASVILLE MACHINE SHOP Thoma sville , Alabama G. W. MEGGINSON nk-5 GT- 5 WL S 5 'P . ff Q 12 S V M1 ff: , ,Q XL:,. .f,,,Qf1. -, Hin Ja , ww , . QQ? 5 i ,sg , 4 - wif, -L V. , i-if w' 21 -ww N' ' . -vwmglifgi QQ L 'gig , - up V ,Jef sigqswf ,- ,eff 5 --fzilw fxfizfgwaw Qggsififidygi Z X5 my we -,1.,A-f '+- if Wilivin Ai'f7?i'5iST9l Y .-My I f, . T. ll. BllUlER HIUTUH UUHIPHIIU 3 as .V 351 rw ,Q 'zu Lg vis if ' - j -j:,pi3Yi THUlHHSVIllEH10IUHCU.,IHC. Sales Service Day Phone Wrecker Service Night Phone 261 262 Thomasville , Alabama HHH HIUTUH SERVICE DeSoto - Plyrnouth Authorized Sales and Service Phone 43 Thomasville Alabama Authorized Sales and Service-Parts Complete Front End Alignrnent Hlclflllllf HIUTURS Body and Fender Work. Auto Painting-Welding Auto Accessories Radiator Repair General Auto Service on All Make Cars and Trucks 192 Phone 192 Thomasville Alabama C ompliments STEUIHHT CHEVHULET IIUHIPHHU Thomasville , Alabama ,,,..3+ 1 Q, V 44 ' ' iw' '51 K M w G +1 75 .M Q 1 lr 'Sli E-' A A144 C om pliments of i W.HIMBHUU6H Established 1893 The Great General Store' Thomasville Alabama Compliments of Your General Electric Appliance Dealer DUHHIH6 Tire and Home Supply Co. Phone 151 Thomasville, Ala omp 1ments of THUHIHSVILLE PHREHT-TEHCHEH HSSUUIHTIUH Thomasville Alabama of BEDIUELL GHS HND HPPLIHHCE CU., IHC. .,,, a'l1 Q na, ' 1 5 41 H Y 5 , ,M VW' ,yu ,o f , 'WV ,IDM i 4 ' x ,Hif- 'Z .gvrmf 5 Q ,W W 3 Ns, BQQL. 1 1 'Wx Q THUIHHSVIHE BHHHXITHUST CUIHPHHU A Friendly Bank In A Friendly Town Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Thomasville Alabama Always Shop At BEDSULE IJRU GUUIJS CUHIPHHU For The Best In Shoes Ready-to-Wear Furnishings For Men-Ladies-Children Featuring National Brands Thomasville Alabama Compliments Compliments of of MARTIN'S ST ORE CITY GROCERY C om plirne nts Compliments of of DE I-OACH THOMASVILLE SPECIALTY CO. THEATRE ,Q 4 3' iis , . , , .. my ,, A Y5 S, K f X- t '- H A ..., ' 2 nkll V ..,, 3 'as H Q vga ,, U , L, , M ,. igwkik I7 ' - -, ' 3 M ' f Q kk g V-fV .K ., ' ,, 1 awwwnwsgg ,, fr K f mm- ,,,, K I M1 MMR A. J., 4 Y WW , 4 V F A Wm. , V. - iw E , 5 W 1, fi ,, . ,A A I Q I i,-:rv g k .nn ' A 'Qwm ' t A l 5 F krv U x um A sw f 84 I uv 5, ,. 2 if ' - 1: ,,.. ww ,lyy .LVL ,L., A M L3 V , Q nik M ,. ,. , 1 I ,, H H5 2 MDB -4.2, .., ,,,,,, y L ,Q 'Qi , W 4 0 ' ,mlm I f A ' , Mmfmg Jiwy g K, ., 4 A B sf , ,mi H U if Q . . , 1: , Q V , fix , WM ,1, V VV g , mfizfn :V IWHN 13 TEE EJ x f -a. ,Www--4 W N w.w,Nsg,,1,L, is E , f W-...mi A lr 'N .Q it.. 1 ., mv. .-' , 'f ,ax fy f 5985'- 4 ,, . JN , .ig-SW, Fig 4 52 , C l K y , pf ,, . ., A ,Y if 3 s fglgigvnn it ?-Q10 J, AL, 1 . 9 Ak 1 M-'aww' if 'S -FW af , ,'1 ?W5 f'.ff 6 f 4 .,l' if - . -k .Q 9 5 45,4 gg w k w r QF QM DOZIER HARDWARE C O. Hardware and Farming Im plements If you get it at Dozier's it is right. C ompliments of SERVICE LAUNDRY Sz DRY CLEANERS MEGGI NS ON 'S DRY C LEANERS Cleaning - Pressing Our Work Guaranteed Phone 119 Thomasville, Ala. C ompliments of THOMASVILLE TRACTOR C O. C ompliments Compliments of of PEOPLE DRUG TUCKER COMPANY INSURANCE AGENCY Compliments of W. L.. GARRICK at soN Compliments of Wholesale Distributors Big Deamond Feeds Sf Flour Thomasville , Alabama SOLOMON BROTHERS hekw L , , gf! , .M ,MMM k,f1 FQW, v. 15:3-PL , 4 J 'Q ff? a 1 vt ,,f-f' Af., ,,,,-0' ,,...M- if ,. ,if -- 5 'vt 'K .r mg WMI, xwmnwad 'Q U .1 t! 'f ln ' -,' . . ' 54 f , K.: A' fi 'Q fa 'Ziggy . 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B. JACKSON Compliments of DR. R. A. IRONS C ompliments of EDDIE T UC KER C ompliments of HUGH LISENBE. 6. W li 4 , EW FT, J! wg ga 'M Wt hw Q K S K 4 fnmnunn macfs ann scfnfs 32 fu 1 m7 I PLEHSE THU T0 HHIIIF THFIH Compliments of W. W. DEWITT Thomasville, Ala. Compliments of SELMA COFFEE CO Selma, Ala. Compliments of L. WHITLEY Thomasville, Ala. Compliments of SMITI-I'S JEWELER Thomasville , Ala. Compliments of MC MIL.L.lAN'S STORE Grove Hill, Ala. Compliments of R. E. ANDERSON Thomasville, Ala, Compliments Compliments of of YORK'S CAFE CHAPMAN'S DRUG CO Thomasville, Ala. Grove Hill, Ala. Compliments Complimebnts of of JACKSON GROCERY T. S. NICHOL 8: SON Best Wishes from Compliments A. s. JOHNSON of and INDEPENDENT INSURANCE CO. W. JOHNSON MC CALL , . . ' 1 1 ' .X pin l V M , ,-O,,A,, ,,,, ,, A,,,, - UXLM V, T l - V fly' 1, ' C W if 1 ' ' ' W M vu. ,A 7- Q, ,,. ,. 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T19 ily Exclusive Distributors of Goldsmith 8: Rawlings Athletic Equipment THUSS SPUHTIH6 GUUDS CUIHPHHU Mobi1e's oldest and largest sporting goods store 'Son' Thoss 'Chick' Malone Dial Z-7816 76 Dauphin Street Mobile, Alabama IHSI Illlll IIIID IESIHIIIEIII CDf THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1950 WE, THE SENIOR CLASS OF THE YEAR OF OUR LORD NINETEEN HUNDRED FIFTY, OF THE CITY OF THOMASVILLE, COUNTY OF CLARKE, AND STATE OF ALABAMA, BEING OF QUESTIONABLE AGE AND OF UNSOUND MIND AND RELAPSING MEMORY, DO MAKE, PUBLISH AND DECLARE THIS T0 BE OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT, HEREBY REVOKING ALL wILLS BY US HERETOFORE MADE. ARTICLE I WE BEQUEATH TO THE JUNIOR CLASS ALL SENIOR PRIVILEGES. fTHIS IS MERELY A FIGURE OF SPEECH, FRIENDS. WE HAVEN'T FOUND ANYI, WE ALSO LEAVE T0 OUR PATIENT LONG SUFFERING TEACHERS AND PRINCIPAL OUR GREATEST LOVE AND DEEPEST GRATITUDE FOR GENTLY PUSHING US ALONG AS WE FALTERED AND STRUGGLED ALONG THE OBSTACLE COURSE OF KNOWLEDGE. ARTICLE II LA TRELLE DozIER LEAVES HER RAVENOOS APPETITE T0 KATHERINE BOULER. JAMES DOWNEY BESTOWES HIS CAPTIVATING SMILE UPON ANY GIRL WHOILL RETURN IT. PERMELIA CASSITY LEAVES HER--MUSIC TO THE JOY OF ALL MANKIND. LLOYD TUCKER LEAVES HIS NWAY WITH WOMENn TO THE SENIOR Il BOYS. DON PUGH woULD LIKE T0 LEAVE SOMETHING BUT HE NEEDS ALL HE'S GOT. RUBY CLYDE WILKERSON PASSES ON THIS TIF TO CHEMISTRY STUDENTSQ MRS. LOwERY IS QUITE FOND OF HAVING LITTLE HTRUTH MEETINGS.u QWOE UNTO HIM WHO DOESN'T SPEAK THE TRUTH, GRACE POPE LEAVES HER SUPERBLY nGRACEnFUL FORM T0 ANY GAL THAT NEEDS IT. CORDELL HUTTO JUST WANTS T0 LEAVE THE SCHOOL. MAUDINE DOZIER BESTOwS UPON RUBY HARPER EACH AND EVERY ONE OF HER CUTE LITTLE FRECKLES. HUEY CASSITY WILLS BILLY RICKETTS HIS ABILITY T0 ARGUE OVER ANY QUESTION, REGARDLESS. BOB WILCOX BEQUEATHS LTO THE HIGHEST BIDDER, HIS PRIVILEGE TO SLEEP IN CLASS. DOT HILL LEAVES T0 THE SR. II GIRLS A FEW HELPFUL HINTS ON nHOw T0 GET YOUR MANH. ORIS HARRISON LEAVES HIS SWELL PHYSIQUE TO BOBBY DORTCH. DOROTHY NEWTON LEAVES JAMES SMITH 'CAUSE SHE CAN'T TAKE HIM WITH HER. S.M. KNIGHT LEAVES HIS GOLDEN CURLS T0 EDWINA CASSITY. IDA B. DOZIER LEAVES T0 SOME WORTHY SOUL HER COVETED PLACE IN THE BETA CLUB. KENNETH JACKSON wILLS HIS ARTISTIC TALENT TO ANYONE WHOIS CRAZY ENOUGH TO WANT IT. BOBBY TOMPKINS AND WILLARD NEWTON WILL TO BUSTER DANIEL THEIR MATHEMATICAL GENIUS. BETTYE GLASS wOuLD LIKE TO DISTRIBUTE AMONG THE SR. II GIRLS A FEW OF HER EXTRA BOY FRIENDS. JEANETTE LOTT I5 LEAVING TOMMY NICHOLS BUT, CAREFUL, GALS, SHE'LL BE BACK FOR HIM. LENORE MANESS LEAVES A SIZEABLE PAIR OF SHOES FOR SOMEBODY TO FILL. II DIDN'T MEAN THIS LIT- ERALLY, LENORE., BOB NICHOLS LEAVES HIS DASHING GOOD LOOKS T0 BROTHER TOMMY. CKEEP 'EM IN THE FAMILY HUH, BOB?I PAT DANIEL LEAVES HER JOB AS EDITOR IN CHIEF OF THE TOMAHAWK T0 WHOEVER CAN HANDLE ONE. IA TOMAHAWK THAT IS., FAYE FENDLEY AND RUTH BAKER LEAVE THEIR QUIET PERSONALITIES T0 PEGGY ETHRIDGE AND BETTY MEG- GINSON wHo NEED T0 BE QUIETED DOWN T0 A ROAR. MAXINE BYARS LEAVES HER HIGH I.Q. TO DONALD HARE. JESSIE WALKER AND HOLT GARRETTE LEAVE BOOKKEEPING T0 SOMEONE MORE INDUSTRIOUS THAN THEY. BETTYE SUE TERRY LEAVES HER AFFECTIONATE WAYS TO JIMMY NEWTON. AGNES WILKINSON LEAVES HER LOVELY RED HAIR TO BETTY MCHANEY. MODINE RIVERS LEAVES THAT SWING IN HER WALK T0 RUBY LEE ETHRIDGE. EVA GREY'PHILLIPS LEAVES HER NPERS AND POISONALITYn T0 MARY BRANTON. J.B. COXWELL LEAVES HIS ABILITY T0 KNOW-IT-ALL T0 TED BAGLEY. MARY ANN DOWNEY wILLS EVERYTHING SHEIS GOT, EXCEPT BILLY RICKETTS, TO ANYONE IN THE SR. II CLASS. GERALDINE SMITHERMAN LEAVES HER GOOD LOOKS TO SOME GIRL IN THE SR. ll CLASS IN HOPES THAT SHE WILL BE LUCKY ENOUGH TO G0 WITH THE CAPTAIN OF THE FOOTBALL TEAM NEXT YEAR. SNAPPER PUGH LEAVES HIS nSNAPn AND MOODY DAY HIS NMOODS. LOIS DEATON LEAVES HER GIFT TO GAB TO ALICE TYSON. MIRIAN WHATLEY HILLS HER DISTINCTIVE PENMANSHIP T0 MIRIAM DICKS. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, HE, THE SENIOR CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED FIFTY, HAVE HEREUNTO SUBSCRIBED OUR NAME AND AFFIxED OUR SEAL TO THIS, OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT, AT THOMASVILLE, ALABAMA THIS LAST DAY OF THE SCHOOL YEAR, l95O. SIGNED BY THE SAID SENIOR CLASS AND BY THEM ACKNOWLEDGED T0 BE THEIR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT, BEFORE ME AND IN MY PRESENCE AND BY ME SUBSCRIBED AS ATTESTING WITNESS IN THEIR PRESENCE AND AT THEIR REQUEST THIS LAST DAY OF THIS SCHOOL YEAR I95O. I I - ' W Q I 100 MYERSJ7 QYEARBOOKS MYERS AND C0 INC TOPEKA KANSAS xr .Sm s 5 ,r f - nun 5 gf, 1' 4+ 1 lm' ' .1 ,W Q M M . K . .N H if LZWV Lk? L V .L 1 V I i f in 1' f . , . 0 ' 3. 9 5' ' L V nn: 21: A Cu . 4 -- kk K, A . ,, I y 4 :elf 2 1 '26 1 'P' . , ? f ' jr .E if ff W il if 1 Q . 5 A X . 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