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

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vi a -Q 3 I :arf 7 T 1-C 14' B' 3 I2 A 14' HERSHAL ROSEY: I-Ii, DocI a mirthqualce of laughter, IWOT trumpet player. HARVEY POWELL: Ott he goes into the wild blue yonder, a perfect gentleman. CHARLES RRIMM: Sportsmanship de luxe, For Me and My Gal , sleepy- head. DOUGLAS RRORSI: Winston is my name, but not Churchill. Doodge a sterling character. RAY RICE: Never fails to gain the point with his wit or his basketball, source of clever quips. ELIZABETH RICHARDSON: Ray ot sunshine, dependable, a perfect classmate. DOROTHY NELL ROBERTS: Honey I'm in Love With You 'the Armyl the stroke of the artist's brush. KATHLEEN ROBINSON: Charming charms, actually elegant, another angel? MARY NELL ROBINSON: That Ford V:8, fluttering eyelishes, Icute klothes. SARA ROBISON: Sunny red hair, Who is captain ofthe Oakman team, Sara? full o' pep. PAULINE ROMINE: Quiet as a mouse, pretty dry goods, who so interested in the Army? MONTINE RUSHING: I Ain't Got Nobody those brown eyes, Yep, reckon not . ANNA LOU SHERER: Ra! Army! true as steel really a wonderful gal. DORIS SHERER: Witty, dear winscme thing, dream walking. FRED SHERER: White Lightning Viking's center of interest, Underi ,'-- iminded. HAZEL SNOW: Sweeter than sweet, understanding, my those gar- denias,

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BOBBY LlDDELL: VlCE-PRESIDENT OE SENlOR CLASS A captain of any team, gallant ways with the ladies, talent plus. WAYNE LINDLEY. I've got to study-about girls, unique technique. BETTY JO MARTlN: Gay, powerful personality, very dependable. BILLY MATHEWS: Air-minded, dark, hands off girls-he's immune. JUANITA McLAlN: All-American girl, an adorable friend, a swell sense of fun. T. L. McCOLLUMf Lady-killer, cheerful, leisurely inclined. JEWELL MEADOWS: Sweet as spice, where's her heart? brilliant. EVELYN MINOR: When this war's over-stylish clothes, prissy little missie. DORlS JEAN MURRAY: Devastating dame, spic and span, delicate. ERSKINE MURRAY: Girls, girls, girls, who can think of anything more interesting? You mean there me other things? blue eyes. WILLODEAN MYERS: Deanie Walker's sweetest senior, solid sender. FRED NORRIS: Hey manager, where is the hot water? dark and devilish, like a worm in hot ashes. MARTHA ANN O'REAR: Annie pug nose and freckles, Cobb keep 'em flying . PEGGY O'REAR: . Combination found in few, chili-con-carne, those Au- burn trips! DOROTHY NELL PARRISH: Wise, willowy and winsome, bewitchingly sweet. CAROUNE RAMSEUR: Our Scarlett O'Hara, actually elegant, Kinie , Green Eyes . T' ,35 A 1-1- .W 'v-. Vi X fx ,Z 4 'X 3' 'Q 111 3

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J. D. STARNES: Taciturn, simple and sensible, MURRAY STOVALL1 I'Stok2e , those good-looking man. RUTI-I STUDDARD: Carrying the torch tor? lover netic charm. VANCE SWINDLE: Our handsome D. O. boy, del can be. WILLIAM SWINDLE: We all love to love, don't we, a Iady's man. BETTY TAYLOR: cute red hair. clothes, boogie-woogie of mirth and ioy, mag- ighttul to know, nice as Jean? my what a guy, Public energy No. I, whatta gal, whatta voice! PAULINE TIDWELL1 Peppy, southern songbird, our dream girl. HELEN THOMPSON: A raving riot, unsurpassable friendliness, onthe beam. G. E, TOWNSEND: Those forward passes, Curly , Raise the windows, G E DORIS JEAN UNDERWOOD: Our petty girl, Lamebrain , love life???? ESTELLE VEIT. PRESIDENT OF SE NIOR CLASS Pennsylvania brogue, blues singer, orange blossoms and wedding bells. VELDA WALDROP: Meek but masterful, not too showy, what more could you ask lor? GLADYS WALLIS: Angelic smile, a complete book of knodweldge, sure nuff'?L' INEZ WEBSTER1 Sweet senorita, priceless, exquisitely feminine. SARA WEST: Piauant, actually elegant, totally true. LEXIE WILSON: Innocent looks, little girl with an immense heart, small and dear. e 1 'Q gan .., .A 'S' ' I 3 59 'di , .av ii., X1 .B A , 3 L 'O T? Nan J '57 I 1 L ,Q .lm ix...