Walker County High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Jasper, AL)

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' Q . 8 '79 p . ll and I r-f .f .av- nrvs ' sd 1 ,-.-. is I 1 g 3 , C2 'E ia. a A df! 'D 1 'T 44' 3 A COOLIDGE EDGIL1 One man blitz, flawless, active. BELTON ELLIS: Red'f, remember the night at the college?, that number 45 fullback. JACKIE ELMORE: She's Got a Touch of Texas in Her Heart , refresh- ing naturolness, very sweet. HENRY ENSOR: Sincere and independent, giifls to the right of him, girls to the left oi him, girls all around, HUGH FARRIS: TREASURER OF SENIOR CLASS Star athlete, I shall devote my life to making girls happy. There's Joy in his heart. BOBBIE FAUOHT1 Bobby who fought the girls off, trusty lad, a howling success. ALINE FEROERSON1 Mountain of personality, life is a song, very energetic. LOY V. FERGERSON: Don't rush him, girls! mischief maker, those broad shoulders. AVVLEEN FIELDS: Dark and dainty, V for Victory, winsome. BETTY FIELDS: Booster of her Alma Mater, twinkling personality, forever frolicking, BURNETT FIKE: Outstanding in his own quiet way, shy but oh! how L vpife. , i-L J' LTVIVIERENEFORRESTER: A .Eyes with a devilish sparkle, honor roll cutie, many , ' nameless virtues. JOSEPI-'IINE GADDY: As sincere as the blue of the sky, regal statelihess, true friend. MARION GALLACHER: Vivdcious, imaginative, I want to go home and sleep.

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VERA NELL CAIN: She's proud of it now, Hello Joe , homey ambitions. NELL CHAFIN: Sunny disposition, non-ceasing smile, conscientious and capable. GARVIS Cl-HSM: A ten o'clock scholar, red-headed, mischievous too! CHARLES CLARK: Deliberate manner, quiet but unlimited intelligence. JEAN CLARK: Worlds of fun, she who loves loud radios, ecstacies over uniforms! R. J. CRAIG: 'Fessor Craig, too busy getting the early worm to get to school on time. CALVIN COOK: Cookie , looney and crazy, what would the girls do without him? MABLE COONERz Hey, Mable, wait for me! Ah flipl, she is the possessor of lovely locks. JOYCE COPELANDf Who cares'? , an athletic queen, super smoothie. JAMES CORNELIUS: Golla! , quiet and easy-going, friendly. JUANlTA DAVIS: Pert and perfect, a direct hit, easy to know. JOSEPHYNE DICKSON: Blondie , snappy comebacks, nobody's fool. DICK DRUMMOND: A perfect knowledge box, all work and no play makes-Dick smart. CAROLYN EASTER: Fudge cookies are her, favorite, iust my Bill, our faithful editor. Q - .qv- ev- , 2 -6 -A 3 5 L C:

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ERCELL GANT: Half shy charm, an attractive brunette, enviable dis' position MARTHA LACEY GARDNER. Unassuming but wonderously gifted with the artist's touch, a pleasant comrade. THOMAS GIBSON: He's a iolly good fella, sometimes he likes a girl with four eyes. BILL GILLILAND: French-harp swingster, quiet and quazy, this is Billy , AL GRAY: Words, words, wordslll, shades of Nelson Eddy, a right iovial lad. AUDRA GREENE: Blonde bombshell, Venus de Milo, whiz at quiz. ELLA MAE GREENE: The pause that refreshed, Yank in Ireland, Datebait. MARGARET GUY: , Our old-fashioned irl, no d sweeter, scatterbrain. . 9 .--. . vvml' Q14-I' UAL.. .swear Luau LLLLAJ. iv, YC df 17 -0f- .', ,. ,-A k . MAVIS HAMILTON: A perfect panic, she's for the army, a friend to all. PETE HAMILTON: Keep in there tossing at' the girls, Pete, long, lanky, and likeable. MAXINE HAMNER: That Ipana grin, Can't go, gotta get my hair set , keep 'em cheering! JOHN HATCHER: Romeo , A Hatcher of ideas, bold baritone. INEZ HEMBREE1 Snootie little cutie , happy-go-lucky, everybody's friend. VIRGINIA HILLER: Great things come in little packages, third finger- ' 3 I is +12 f' 3 fl aw 4- vi' 40- left hand , shorthand wizard. I 'sr A , -' , I