Tuscaloosa High School - Black Warrior Yearbook (Tuscaloosa, AL)

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Varied Facets 0 Uur Li e The Serious Side As Well As The Light...Fun but Also Study Wmtm 'Wg-L MJ BECKY RHODES SIGNS the official roll kept by Amelia Kyle, secretary, during a National Honor Society induction. Just as adult citizens of Tuscaloosa are well-rounded individuals, so are the future citizens who populate our school. Crowds of boys and girls in our once spacious halls are a sure sign of an ever-growing city. ln a constant hub of activity, Tuscaloosa teen- agers are equally as fun-loving as any gen- eration with their myriad modes of recrea- tion. Parades, patriotism, concerts-all are included in our T. H. S. band life. ln the intellectual field, scholars follow the pace of the community through the ritual of the Honor Society. indeed, T. H. S. is a mirror which reflects the Tuscaloosa way of life- a mirror which reflects the hopes and am- bitions of a progressive city. WHEN DOES THIS thing stop? These T. H. S. students might well ask this as they pay a visit to the West Alabama Fair. l8l

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Af:,,w.,,i . sl iffy may X.. ,gl , , .vw J g ,V V if . . if That is a tribute to our people, a gentle, fb l X ff' 5, .F jg',4.,' kind people, whose warm feeling stretches i' 'L , 4 ,!, f '1 out to embrace all who visit our city. , . fy .- . 'W riff pb I I A 4 1 If rig ,,, V' A. I We still have much of our old culture, y f ' fi -9. many of our old homes and mellowed older Xi f ' if i it ' ' Ng If peope w ose attitudes and influence make These and other things have signalled the beginninfg of a new lite in Tuscaloosa . . . new people have come in. New people have been born, educated here, and have taken their place in the new Tuscaloosa. A city like Tuscaloosa is to those who know and love it like a home to a tootloose young fellow who always wants to know that he has a home to return to. lt is notable that once a man has lived in Tuscaloosa, his heart remains here no matter where he goes. l7l any city richer. Moreover, this is a new age, a space age, when lite is changing every day. Graduates of Tuscaloosa High School owe much to our city. Whether we choose to live here or elsewhere, all of us will retain within our hearts a warm spot for our first home, Tuscaloosa.

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TUSCALOOSA HIGH SCHOOL halls have become more populated because of the rapid growth of our city in recent years, even though the ninth grade has been shifted to the iunior high schools. Some poor soul is evidently being whirled away by the vicious mob. ' L 1 Afinliflegfmgq. 5: . WGGYHACK ' SGUTHERN STYLE ' lQddlllwm 1lA 'iiffF7f?5fn?. Aided with or wzfaceft fmifw ,,,,e,B sv W ig , shxpp,-V, NME in mtg?-is milf Sig Nun... PERSISTENCE AND DEDICATION, along with a rousing enthusi- DIDI FLETCHER, AL Mather, Mike Williams, Kyra Jones, and asm mark our band as a pace setter for Tuscaloosa High School. Bill Scott investigate modern industrial advancements, I9