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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1946 volume:

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SLCOND ROW: Coach Christaplic-r, Wendy Broom, Lee Hamilton, Jimmy Gallacher, John Lollar, Norman Woods, Roy Crow, lliinswl Biraslcry THIRD ROW: Capo Perry, Pcrvic Dodd, Moxie Brown, Joe Legg, Ralph Kitchens, Bruce Jones, Cliff Brown, Calviiiiiii Wilsoit, Liiry Bflllilmllfflfl, Jim Sparks, NOT PICTURED: Bankhoad Bates, William Gray. THE llllil Plllll' Anything as intangible as a spirit that is The representation of a school is no recent development, rather it is the outgrowth OT years at living. So it is with The Viking Spirit. Walker County High School, as an institution, had been in existence many years betore the term Viking was applied To any of its Teams. Prior to The Tall of i920 The one sport at Walker had been basketball. That Tall a Tew hardy souls dared The rigors of a new-Tangled game and football had its inception aT Walker County High School. The first session was comparatively uneventTul, but There were no serious casualties. lt was in The Tall of 'Qi that Tootball became a major sport. Under The tutelage of Coach Christopher The Team waded Through its opposition without creating much notice until iT met Central High at Birmingham. AT that Time iT was Birmingham's one high school and They definitely felt They were slumming by Taking on a Team made up oT coal miners and Tarrners. By a queer Twist of circumstance The Walker players were unusually tall, big, and blond. That fact, ioined to The viciousness and unexpectedness at Their attack in defeating Central 6-O, led the Birmingham sports writers To refer To Them as the Vikings. A later game in which they deteated Sidney Lanier won Tor them the envied title of State Champions. Page 4 So iT was ThaT The name, Viking, came To be applied To a Walker CounTy High School Team, and so iT was ThaT The spiriT which led an unknown Team To The championship of The sTaTe came To be known as The Viking SpiriT. This same spiriT has imbued all Walker Teams and led Them a second Time To The same sTaTe championship. Though The presenT Viking squad ouTnumbers The earlier Teams, They have preserved inTacT The legacy oT spiriT passed on To Them. This year's Team includes many younger broThers and sons of older players. Four members of The l92l Team have sons who have played Tor Walker . . . William Lacy Brakeiield, Jr., son of Lacy Brakefield, P. L. Dodd, Jr., son of Pervie Dodd, Bobby Jcnes, son of Bruce Jones, and John Wilson, son of Coleman Wilson. We pass on To you who follow This Viking SpiriT To be cherished and perpeTuaTed Tor all Time To come. FIRST ROW: Gerald Kilgore, Bobby Jones, Jack BesT, Howard Wilson, George Pounds, Bill Williams, John Wilson, James Lum, Ralph Hamner. SECOND ROW: Jackie Morris, Ellis Tirey, Bill AllbriTTen, Jimmy Pounds, Harold Trigg, Lloyd Baker, Charley Long, George SmiTh Lindsey, Charles EarnesT, Bob Sherer, Neil Powell, Charley Sokol, Buddy Crew, Charles McKinney, James Mason, Frank Aldridge, Frank Borden, Gene Sanford, J. L. Hall, Billy Baird, Belfon Jones, Joe McGuire, MilTon Burson, Clayton McCoy, Hudson Nichols, Elvin Hagood, Gene Inman, Coach Harry Erwin. T ii' T, f H' ff . 1 'fi ' . .4 My f , ia ,A Q 7 his II ,M fy? xr? Mig' '1 if r ' T V-1 T.. 3' . wg X. . I ggi 'A . g M 4 . , N , 1 - 1- ,. , -we , . .. ..- - .-. Q. XT .1 1 T Z f - if ' cf if K f . ' A 1 2 5 E 21 3 ? 5 Ll' , 5 ' f' I bwnw is w ' I H E x XM T? I0 v .- g X! 1, G is I 2 M pg' -Y av 'wi .2 5. Fw. O . Z ,fx ZW f Z ,,, or 71' W '14 iff if 'N ,, 17 f xg, L ,, , ' X.. 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History ELAINE CROTWELL B.S. lik Wi Sociol Studies TENNIE DAVIDSON B.S. Diversified Education MRS. DOROTHY DILVVORTH Home Economics HARRY ERWIN History BERTHA FALLS Mothemotics MRS. ERNESTINE OHOLSTON Librorion DORCIE GOODWIN B.S. English MRS. ORA HUNTER English MRS. ETHEL MCKISSACK ,M History 'T MRS. GRACE MUSGROVE A A.B. English L'l' PAULINE NEWMARK Commercial MRS. ANNE OSBORNE AB, Mathematics ANNA MAE REEVES A.B. Biology BERNICE REEVES A.B. English MICHAEL ROGATO L.L.B., L.L.M. Commercial MRS. HELEN RYE B.S. Social Studies LOUISE SANFORD B.S. Home Economics NADINE SHELTON B.S., M.A. Mathematics MRS. LOIS SHERER A.B. Social Studies MRS. OLIVIA SHERER B.S. Art LUCILLE SMITH B.S. English ELIZABETH VVALDROP' B.S. Chemistry KATHERINE WALKER B.S. Science VV. L. WATSON B.S. Diversified Occupations I -F ' . , in ,.,. ju .'.9..w.Q -57 Q '.,'g:3 A-H 570 sv WM J 2 I ?W4. ,511 fg 'C'1 'W REBA ROBINSON Hilsilif-ss Mcmriqcii ALLEN WAID Editor DORIS BARRENTINE JAMES MCCARTY HOWARD WILSON BOBBY JONES BOBBIE MCGLAUN Feature Editor CAROLYN SALMON CHARLES ROLLINS Junior Business Monoger MARTHA MCMILLIAN JUNE O'REAR Orgonizotions Editor ELEANOR BLACK We K LY ?f'i. N Circulation Mcmoger Advertising Manager . Athletic Editor Art Editor Junior Editor Monoging Editor Historian BLACK GULD TAFF The tosk ot the BLACK GOLD STAFF OF 1946 hos been to present to the student body ot Walker County High School this yeor the best ond most well-remembered yeor book in its history, Our the best We body ds theme hos been the Viking Spirit, ond we, the Block Gold Stott, have corried it out to of our obilities. hove ottempted to give you d book which represents the thoughts ond octiyities ofthe student ci whole. ir ir 'A' 'A' 'A' ir 'A' 'A' The entire stuff at work HOWARD WILSON, President EX C JOHN WILSON Vice-President JACKIE MORRIS Secretary MARTIN LITWIN Treasurer Ll' In the fall the annual election ot student body otticers was held. Candidates filed a petition with a specitied number ot names in order to be eligible. The voting place was in the back at the auditorium, presided over by the presidents ot the Senior I, ll, and lll classes, who had lists ot the people in school by home rooms. The president was to come from the Senior Ill class, the vice- president tram the Senior ll class, the secretary tram the Senior I class, and the treasurer from either at the three classes. UTIIE CARI ET Because of her unflagging inTeresT in The welfare oi The school, of her Tireless eTTorTs in keeping sTraighT The Tangled Threads of senior finances, and above all, of her very real concern wiTh The problems of each of us, we, The Class of '46, dedicaTe To Miss Nadine ShelTon This volume oT The BLACK GOLD as a crysTallizaTion of our years aT Walker CounTy l-ligh School. IIEDICATIU Some students come and others go, but a class remains the same whether it gains or loses members. They get to know each other and maybe iust before exams yoU'll see one helping another with certain algebra problems, or chem- istry tormulas, or maybe the inside dope on how to diagram sentences. Yes, The class will stick together. Page i8 00 MAX? ik XV fu, 4 Nxt- x . JAMES MCCARTY President BOBBY STEELE Vice-President E mE,E K i X. A QF JUNE O'REAR Secretory ., kg ig., , We-L, D. J. MYERS Treasurer E Illli UFFICEH Page 20 l0ll HI 'l'llIiY Well, here we are, seniors iwhat's left of usll. Little did we realize back in '34 how long and hard would be that trudge up the ladder of success. lt was a sad day in our young lives when we had to give up our freedom of childhood play and face the daily encounter of mastering our ABCs. We really thought we were getting up in the world when, in the second grade, our one ambition was fulfilled, We were admitted as accomplished musicians, we thought, in the Kiddy Band. The song we played most frequently was There's Something About a Soldier. Maybe that's where our hero-worship originated-eh, girls? Our third year of school found us entering, much to our delight, the little white school house. Remember, the one with just two rooms? Within these walls we struggled abut not in vain-to master those dreadful multiplication tables. This was also a great year for the boys, they began their career as officers in the Safety Council. We hope that the fourth grade is the only year in which our editor had good reason to hang his head in shame. Even after much coaxing and persuading, we could not get any of the details out of him but we did find out this much-it was his first whipping. It seems that quite a mix-up occurred to us in the fifth grade. Remember that wonderful play we all had looked forward to so eagerly? The one in which Dot Barrentine was picked to be Mrs. Spratt and the fattest boy in the room Mr. Spratt. Everything was O.K. until the day before the play took place when the teacher discovered her horrible mistake-she had the characters backwards! We had to stuff Dot with pillows and slenderize the boy. Please don't ask us how we did this, Ah, a new school. That's not the big event of our sixth year. Would onyone like to know where Ann Speed got her pen name-Sally Rand? Well, here's the big secret- the accident occurred when we were playing jump rope. Yes, you guessed it, she lost her SKIRT. That, too, was the year when yours truly's shoes floated down Town Creek, but they were retrieved by some courteous gentleman t?l who didn't mind getting his feet wet. iContinued on page 292 ir ir 'A' if 'A' uk if 'lr Page 2l 'U 'r gl V A lv ' M a 41 Aoron, Dorothy Alexonder, John Allred, Oneil Appling, Billy Boker, Lofton Borrentine, Doris Borton, Betty Block, Agnes Block, Clifton Block, Eleonor Brody, John Broketield, Maxine Bridier, Jornes Brown, Sodie Burgess, Inez Burkett, Lorene JAMES HAROLD WAKEFIELD, Junior Red Cross Council President G 1 1 -1' V ULASS it 'E ' - 'Vi' 4,-rua SM l l Q er V P'-, qua -'Q I rq f? POLLY PARKER, Cnompion Clwrisrmos Cord 'ff w I f Solesmon ? l Y-nf 0 , 5 'ff 4 ., fy ., I 41 , X L 1 fvz Q'1'i Burton, Dewey Coin, Olene Crumpfon, L. M. Dovlclson, Eulene Deoson, Helen Drummond, Elvis Drummond, Hilo Jo Durlwom, Fronces Ellis, .leon Estes, Moxine Fought, Billy Gorreff, Doris Gentry, Bill Groce, Evelyn Gunnels, Grody Guflwrie, Amos Guthrie, Donold Homner, Soro Ann Hembree, Pete Herndon, Non Hicks, Birdis Higgins, Geroldine Hudson, Delene Hudson, Irene Hudson, Lonelle Hudson Lorene Hyche, Beffy Inrnon, Carolyn Joclcson, Koflwleen Johnston, Billie Jones, Bobby Jones, Cnorles We LASS X M f 1-WWW fig, PQ ff W 1 u N ' - , t si Q Yi Sr X tl . X 5 s 4 A i 46 GERALDINE HIGGINS, Our Super Magazine Salesman 2 is ,, fn finds tv , w3? W J 4 L 3 ff .xl Jones, Drucilla Kilgo, Louise Kirkpatrick, Ruby Lanstorcl, Betty Latham, Dot Lewis, Mabel Lindsey Elizabeth Lindsey, George Lollar, Robert Mauldin, Leon McCarty, James McCoy, Fannie Mae McGlaun, Bobbie Lou McMillan, Martha Mays, Dan Miller, Jack ii Murray, Ostella Myers, D. J. Nix, Erskin O'Rear, John O'Rear, June O'Rear, Percy Parker, Pauline Pennington, Namond Pledger, Bobbie Jean Price, Hayden Richardson, Jean Robinson, Reba Roden, Lorene Rutledge, Barron Sherer, Earice She-rer, Sibyl Phi Sigma Chi Vice-president DAN MAYS, T 'vi ,fr--. .,,... XX. ' t W' rl 1' i 574 U , it fr IH' - - If 'A an ,gf1f7.q15:r:., ' f 'f1i,ltZ!:-J 3' 2 I 4 , M! 'J J fi , , pf, -. X ff ,D W Q- 'Q 10' JL 4 mdk flli ELEANOR BLACK, Our Historian mia W , WW , ' XWSQ' Z f ,. J ,, 'Qw , l 1 ,, A ' 4 TA f ,Qi 1' U X f X Z ff .J qw fywry Sides, Lora Mae Smith, Vonteene Sokol, Charlie Sauter, Eloloner Speed, Ann Starnes, Lecil Steele, Bobby Svvindle, Betty Jo Swindle, Blanton Taylor, Kathryn Taylor, Ruth Tedford, Louise Terry, Lavern Thomas, Frances Thomas, Sarah Tittle, Kathleen f I ' 4 w .NFA I , B 7he CLASS 'Q BIRDIS HICKS, One of our Intelligencio Townley, Hershel Trimble, Fronces F Wold, Allen Wold, Peggy Wokefield, Horolcl Woll, Modjie Wells, Dorothy White, Jeon White, Pearl Wilson, Howord Wilson, Joyce Wright, Jewel -M T 5 . fil l if I 7 46 5 A fk vm GK 43 09- rg, 'mu E lllli HI 'I'0liY fConTinuedl Enough happened To us in The sevenfh grade To fill a book, buT we will menTion only a few of The main evenfs. Firsf was The arrival of Bob Pence To our room. He soon became a noforious characTer and we mighf menTion ThaT he was also The apple of all The girls' eyes. Under his leadership, The boys nearly drove everyone mad. One of Their mosT ouTsTanding pranks was To puT incense on The radiaTor and boy, did iT smell! We will never forgeT Thaf day when we all learned To gamble in English class. Looks like iT really TaughT some of us bad habiTs-how abouT ThaT, Poochie? The nexT year found us geTTing old and decrepif, mainly on accounT of The skaTing rink. Some of our seniors made good skafers while The maiorify of us goT around wifh The aid of several pillows and The rail of The rink. The ninTh grade and dear old Walker ! IT found us running up and down The halls looking for The righT rooms and being laTe To all our classes. IT also found John O'Rear up before The assembly on his firsT day here-caughT Talking, as usual. John, won'T you ever learn? Now we have reached The beginning of The Upper Ranks-beTTer known as Senior I. Here we were joined by sTudenTs from many oTher schools. We wish we knew some of Their hisTories so ThaT we could Tell you whaT happened To Them also. The oufsfanding evenfs of The elevenfh grade were The BeTa Club and The Junior- Senior picnics. Bofh were loTs of fun, buf as all of you know, The Junior-Senior picnic would have been beTTer if some of The crowd had noT been Thoroughly ducked when The bridge broke. AT lasT, The year of years has arrived. We are now The Envied Seniors ! And, oh, how we have flashed our new rings. JusT hope no one had Their eyes puT ouT. Now, we've goTTa go, so see ya lafer . . -ELEANOR BLACK, Hisforian. ir 'k if ir 'ir 'A' 'A' 'A' Page 29 bf V Ir ZUQQ I, 25 :- , L 5 - , 5 T 5 I 5 fndvhf X., 0. ELVIN HAGOOD President BETTY JEAN PRESTON Vice-President MILDRED WILSON SecreTory ELLIS TIREY Treasurer UNIIHT LIFFICEH Page 30 'A' 'A' -lr HI TUHY Well, This has been The elevenTh year our liTTle group has been TogeTher, and our Third year up aT dear old W. C. H. S. This was The year we finally goT To where we vveren'T underclassmen any more-buT Senior II's! We vvouldn'T have To lick seniors or anybody any more we ThoughT-we could aT lasT geT our Two cenTs' vvorTh in. And in a mild way we did, Our boys vvenT ouT Tor TooTball and came back vviTh The score, The girls wenT ouT Tor The boys, and They didn'T do so bad eifher. Our success sTory was slighTly alTered when iT came To our scholasTic endeavors. Hardly had We finished sTruggling vviTh biology, lbugs and gool home ec, and algebra lasT year, Than we plunged headlong inTo plane geomeTry, Typing, and a liTTle subiecT called chemisTry, sTill sTruggling-and praying Tor a passing grade. I In geomeTry we iusT couldn'T prove Those Theorems, we made Three words a minuTe in Typing, and in chemisTry we learned abouT afoms . . . buT somehow or oTher we made iT. lFrankly half oT us don'T see why everybody doesn'T Tlunk American l-lisTory-Mrs. IvlcKissaclc is such an undersTanding person.l The social highlighT of our year was The Junior-Senior picnic. OT course we had more Tun because we didn'T spend so much Time acTing dignified. Some of us also vvenT To The Spanish BanqueT and nearly killed ourselves eaTing ensalades and Tamales -muy buenol All during The year vve kepT buying vicTory sTamps. We goT resulTs Too. Ex-servicemen sTarTed coming back To school and puT us To shame-vve're so dumb, buT we were awfully glad To have Them back! This year has been loads of Tun Tor us, buT nexT year we're gonna shine. Can you believe IT? We'll be seniors! Uage 31 I? W W Z ff ,fi -1-yu 0' 'Y ..4f i HM, ? sf 5, A Y ,gn 4 Ks J get' T ,l 'FI' we L ' f 4' ,,2ff'7Z'l., ' XL QQ' 4 V - ,,, , L. JU Aaron, Thomas Allred, Bobby Allred, Imogene Bagwell, Tow Baker, Raymond Banks, Geraldine Banks, Jean Barton, Myrlle Barlon, Oneil Bennett, Willie Mao Best, Jack Brakelield, Betty Brom, Marlin Brown, Claudine Brown, Geraldine Brown, Hallie Burrow, Barbara Busby, Mavis Bulls, Leonard Chism, Lillie Mae Cook, Maxine Cox, Clifford Daniels, Kalherine Daniels, Margaret Davidson, Lula Merl Dover, Betty l0ll Downey, Juanita Drummond, Genelle Earnest, Martha Estes, Mary Fike, Venita Gallimore, Loman Guthrie, lrene Guthrie, Marion Hagood, Elvin Holman, Martha Hamner, Ralph Harbinson, Edward Hendon, Bernice Hitt, Pauline Holland, Frances Honeycutt, Mary L. Hudson, Jimmie Hutto, Polly Inman, Billy Inman, Gene Jackson, Odeon Johnston, lris Jones, Rosemary Jones, Willie Dean Jordan, Earl Julian, Juanita f Wax 7 .. ff Z 1 ,W X 6 f NV if 1 f 4 ,M f f 'Q ,A , LASS p, ANQ- g 4 f' 2, l' fi., Q I K',1'l ls 'i 4 r,-'Sf' , ' , ,Q ,J n4, , s . i sa i J, Q, 94: ll Kellum, Marion Kilgore, Gerald Knight, Travis Langford, Harold Legg, Bill Leigh, Maxine Litwin, Martin Lum, James McMinn, George Mathis, Johnnie Moore, Billy Moore, Norma Lee Muldrow, Helen Murray, Dorothy Myers, Christine O'Haro, Billie O'Rear, Dot O'Rear, Helen O'Rear, Marie Otwell, Marthalene Pierce, Ann Pierce, Jean Pleclger, Norman Pounds, George Pounds, Jimmy Preston, Betty Jean Redmill, Ray Nlllll Richardson, Rose Rollins, Charles Salmon, Carolyn Segers, Glenn Sherer, Billy Sherer, Delora Short, Ruby Faye Snow, Bobbie Jean Stewart, Virginia Stillwell, Agnes Thrasher, Cliff Tirey, Ellis Tubbs, Martha Ann Townley, Lola Tuggle, Joe Neil Wallis, Harold West, Frances White, Sara Joyce Wilkerson, Dot Williams, Bill Williams, Evelyn Wilson, John Wilson, Mildred Windham, Maxine Windham, Willodean Yarbrough, Charles Ziglar, Betty f 1 W 4 X XW 4 W f f f ,. ,fW,f,Z WZ' rf 0 4 ff X Qff it 1 ,4 ' fm ' f ,f , , ., W, wr ,f My ,, f,,,V M7 :W , ,,,y,,, f, f ,W W f ,M W CLASS WW ,if J. .44 ti AW f fl .f ' gamqpgi 155,541-1, 2 Pgm 'P 'Y a .. 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J., Bobo, Juanita, Brand, Oliver, Bradbury, Minnie Lou, Braden, John, Bradley, Lucille, Brady, John, Brignet, Marie, Brom, Estelle, Brown, Maxine, Bunch, Bobby, Burke, Albert, Clements, Betty, Cordes, Leo, Cranford, Buddy, Dorough, Mary, Drummond, Doris, Drummond, Helene, Drummond, Joe, Dutton, Annie Sue, Earnest, Charles, Estes, Billy. lll'll0 llllll Page 38 ' MV Kg! ! f ff W ff V 'V' iii? 2 X X f 1 ,H K ,Lew Kc Felkins, Nesbert, Fleming, Minnie Lou, Flippo, Reynold, Foster, Graham, Gant, Lyretta, Gardner, Anna Moe, Gilbert, Joyce Gilliland, Betty Joyce, Gillmore, Emma Lee, Glenn, Frances, Grace, Nellie Ruth, Grubbs, Johnnie, Gunter, Sara Nell, Guthrie Harry, Hocutt, Janene, Hodges, Lorene, Holley, Frances, Hollis, Joyce, Howell, Erma Lee, Hyclne, James, Hyche, Willodean Jackson, Eloise, Jackson, G. H,, Jackson, J. D., Johnsey, Freta, Jones, Connie, Jones, Donald, Jones, Milton, Jones, Topsie Kelly, Jane, Kennedy, Eulene, Kennedy, Ofell, Kilgore, Juanita, Kimbrell, Marie. CLASS ...... L .J r-if L1 L -2 ' ,an .- ., ' 19' 'Q i A' '33 l 5 Qt J gp 'N i 3 ,--- J lr 1' Z., ' ,. f 1' ' '- ,fbxwm 4 A , if . ,ii-Q. . iw-,gi f3 'S 5 f 1' g is i J, F1 5 i? if 'QI I U I 'V' if fa -Y x U' , '-f, 4Y1' Ji J ! '? ' , , Kirkpatrick, Cecil, Lampkin, T. J., Lawrence, Howard, Legg, Carelese, Lindsey, Billie Ruth, Lindsey, Earline, Lang, Charley McCollum, Fay, McConnico, Nancy, McCoy, Clayton, McCoy, Lorene, McCullough, Sara Ann, McDonald, Ara, McKinney, Charles MCNUH, Claudine, Manasco, Billye, Manasco, W. O., Maflwis, Helen, Mayliall, Reba, Meadows, Joe, Moore, Colline, Morris Jackie, Naramore, Bill, Nation, Lola Jean, Nerren, Mary Sue, Nichols, Hudson, Norris, Mildred, O'Rear, Mary Joy, O'Rear Oma Jean, O'Rear, Peggy, O'Rear, Ruth, Orwell, Hughclon, Orwell, Odean, Parker, lda Lee. llllllllllllllll Page 40 'lb .i...,,s f fm 0971 X , A ' I' X 7 x f W 'W E if f f' x ca 1 BP' Parker, Jewel Dean, Phillips, Anelle, Pleclger, Marie, Posey, Doris, Posey, Evelyn, Redmill, Jo Catherine, Richardson, Elaine Robinson, Imogene, Robinson, Linnus, Romine, Earline, 'Ryan, Irene, Ryan, Nell, Sanford, Michael, Sherer, James, Sherer, Lynn Sherer, Robert, Sillivan, Vonda Lee, Smith, Dorothy, Son-ger, Betty, Stewart, Vonda Lee, Stockton, Louise, Terry, Erskine, Tingle David, Trigg, Harold, Tubbs, Carolyn, Uptain, Juanita, Wade, Roy, Walclrop, Jean, Wallace, Willie Mae, West, Velma Wilson, Helen, Wilson, Jimmie, Woodley, Dolly Jean, Woodley, Helen, Youngblood, Lysbeth. CLASS ...... t f 5 1 1 FIRST ROW: Doris Cain, Jimmie Nell Wilson, Myra Godfrey, Olcland Reid. SECOND ROW: Dora Ruth Blaylock, Margie Barton, Talmadge Murray, Arthur Hinton, Wilma Jean Warren. THIRD ROW: Joyce Eddy, Edward Lamon, Hugh Sherer, Martha McPherson, Mitylene Crumplon. FOURTH ROW: Elizabeth Dover, Mrs. Rye, Charles Vann, Kenneth Borden. JUIIIIIIII 'llllllllll FIRST ROW: Dixie Wilson, Jean Morrow, Hazel Black, Bobbie Bedenbaugh. SECOND ROW Martha Sue Wright, Reba Jo Eddy Jessie Mae McRae, Dortha Drummond, Jacqueline White, Marjorie Sanders. THIRD ROW: Allred Duncan, Mariorie Calloway, Inez Norten, Dorsey Ruth Wright, Marion Terry, Dorothy Randolph. FOURTH ROW: Howard Collins, Alice Bargae nier, Joe McGuire, Gene Sanford, Wayne Braden, Jack Brown, Bobby Barlcsdale. FIRST ROW: Mary Nan Inman, Nell lrwin, Shirley Stephenson, Ann Smith. SECOND ROW: Joyce Elain Posey, Erma Jane Kirkpatrick, Nellie Moore, Ruth Smith, Billy Katherine Swindle. THIRD ROW: Wynace Dobbs, Lucille Richards, Glenda Mc- Glendon, Florence Legg, Elizabeth Hunter, Barbara Maddox, Martha Garrison. FOURTH ROW: William Ford, Buddy Crew, James Paul Richardson, McKay Gunter, Gene Manasco, Betty Hamilton, Barbara Brotherton. FIFTH ROW: David Lewis, Jay Ziff, James Harold Richardson, W. R. Brakefield, Richard Killingsworth, Miss Goodwin, Sara Ann Broom, Doris Short. Jll Illli THREE FIRST ROW: Mariarie Runk, Bonnie Dee Gunter, Phyllis Pike, Billie Anne Utley. SECOND ROW: Annie Mae Rogers, Claudine Hicks, Annette Gunter, Mary Nell Lindsey, Betty Hembree, Mary Helen Cain. THIRD ROW: Fred Aldridge, Hiller Dickerson, Paul lngle, Juanita Stafford, J. W. Hall. FOURTH ROW: Phil Shapiro, Joe Johnson, Bobby Jones, Larry Aldridge, Clayton Townly, Eugene Crump, James Hooper. FIFTH ROW: Jimmie Brown, Jessie Lamon, Mrs. Osborne. N8 nf rkv.. 45' if 5- . MQW' q an I Na' if 1 ...J f FIRST ROW: Clifford Grace, John O'Rear, Bobby Eddy, Elliofi Jones. SECOND ROW: Be1fyJaCkson, Johnnie Rufh Wilson, Kathleen Wade, Charles Braden, James Barion. THIRD ROW: Bobby Teclforcl, Alvin Nix, Johnnie Ruth Mason, Laura Siuddard, Hazel Watson, Elizabeth McCoy. FOURTH ROW: Miss Lucille K. Smiih, Cecil Holland, Roy Kennedy, Coleman Kimbrell, Mary Frances Couch. FIFTH ROW: Mary Rose Merchant, Jewel Frederick. Jliilililll TWO 'Ir ir 'A' if ir 'k 'k ir Page 44 FRONT ROW: June Bush, Dorothy Nell Borden, Bertha Lee Ellis, Billy Hembree. SECOND ROW: H. D. O'Rear, Lemonia Hunter, Kathryn Hall, Annette Hudson, Jerry Herron. THIRD ROW: Augusta Brignet, Clara Ruth Cain, Glenda Bess Sherer, Helen Humphries, Janie Lou Land, Lola Sherer. FOURTH ROW: Miss Katherine Walker, Gladys Hunter, Billy Morgan, .lack Clark, Gerald Kennedy, Charles Howell. .Ill Illllll 'lr 'A' ir ak ir 'Ir ir 'A' Page 45 4? A '50 5 QQ- 'w 4 U' wil' 1 No yeorbook is complete without the school beouties-so here they ore boys, the dote-boit ot Wolker. The first five ore the beouties in the order picked by our selector. The following six ore the toyorites listed in olphobeticol order. The Who's Who members were selected by the Senior Closs. The W Club selected Miss Homecoming. Page 46 FET HE x J My , 1 iw U' 4 rl. ff 5 a ux an 5 i' M' L9 sl ' MP I ' S Q '- K K 'Y 1 Fifi QQN '-fgghwwiii-Q' is ' Q Q 'O ua U f.Iff'l'Zf 2'.'lZY5.Tw f? 5. YQ 5 -MTV -4 2 I 1 Al L. .ebwalH 7 V 12 9' .VVV Q, x- 3 V ' Q L-.1-ug 35 251.1 ' , hQi,Xm12S-Q . Q '2i aw:?W'1 xgixm, Xa L , ' X1lWlLQ. Q.. 'auf ,,, f . ,iq A rm mm, - Mrm-Qmf, -,UIADM Join' ,.,x ,.'x ,fi , U1 .xr-Mia c cr-AwPm.L vnmvcgnf '-nw-x N, 1- -N-5 Cx, HMC chfur nv. M.-M. alf-Am, ' . -jsmx Mi e3pVSf.'3Ki Mfg., S 155' 0 , u nz mummy, nm , cum THE BYRNHNGHPKNX AGYPHERALD Tm. Sowns Gaamesv Nwfewvwi, Bmmxx-mmm 2. ALA. LHC . ' Dfw, ,2L1fiQ. .-- avfmi v xf'u rg x'ut ,u'u fh 'dmv ufflco 'X 'wa 'kv-f,fm,eg0. io Lwiylm A-,im Xummilf'-G A 11 N VNU F 'ffwux' X-: kwa + mv. 1'vwYn::','.-rA:g ui ww n-vllg. 'If -'11,1':.fa. X fx' Kfxxfs yum' 1 ' 'JL . iYmuu'o sex tk q.g3,', you 'mg sm , ivan X H 1,u-J! 1 kxwxe ,OWL mm 111 SEHK, ' HHN, '.,y1-inf. L Vx Y W 'K U! '-fnnj . , -, U! n w mix LAC-u 1 41 If U 'F11 'fx MU, A HJ: 'l'XCM.xi'vc. .-MW Luv 4 I 'levy eimmmb-J Um, X r f I I ' I ' f I 1 , ,,.,.,, if I g .nz '.m..,J bv A010 51AflON W SGW fbi OWNERS OF R P0912 45 4 nf TRB 51-U E Ncfwomc M44 Zcma Skcwi W A alfa!! si fw Z, y tiff K 2 W MQ Mm Qmfiafm gwmcmc P' '3- kZ.'....... M---uw MW, fM ',if,W' I V M , ,M WT ,, ,W f 7 W WW W in Wa ,A W 4 2 4fg 'L-x' M ,Q M44 Bmkafm Bwikmicm Z 3 W ? , , ,Vw f ff 2 ,W .I F 2 I 71: Q i Of Q 'Q f 4' ,Q nn' M ,Z 4, ,Q Z 'ff I' J' il, 'f' K Q J 1 :JW A A as ?'. 1 f 4 A 'il 'i' nf L I. M44 fme 0 'Qem NANCY MCCQNNICO We FRANCES HOLLAND FAVURITE MARY JOY UREAR EARICE SHERER Q- X, FAVUIHTE '16 ,f ,w K M42 A , X .4 H , , , Ax Y , A -vw f xx ,X FM! Z WHO' BEST ALL AROUND REBA ROBINSON wr k7.ZS V 7 We ' 471 .55 .1 Y BOBBY JONES GECDRGE LINDSEY WHO WITTIEST ANN SPEED W V6 . MUST POPULAR DORIS BARRENTINE 'S JAMES MCCARTY ALLEN WAID BEST LOOKING EARICE SHERER ,- Q EW, f f Qs 'ff' Lf f 'fy-51 f ,Gig V' ' I, W ,V ff L LLLL - M14 ff- ,, WH09 MCDST STUDICJUS JUNE OREAR TERRY CAIN HOWARD VVILSCDN WHO MOST ATHLETIC BETTY Jo SWINDLE 7 BEST DRESSED NAN HERNDON NAMQND PENNINGTON - M wh' JOHN CYREAR W I-I 0 BEST PERSONALITY JEAN ELLIS Athletics ploy o moior port in The student lite ot Wolker. Perhops The most enioyobie port of the school yeor is during The tootboll seoson. Here ore The i945 Vikings-with o record of Their ottempts ond The results. Moyhe They're not os big ond Tough os The first Vikings, but they've got the some spirit. Poge 66 THLETI R 1, 1694-... X. READY-ONE-TWO-THREE No game is compleTe wiThouT The boys and girls To cheer The players. Here are The ones who led The pep squad so well. WiTh Hayden Price acTing as head cheerleader and Nancy McConnico, Mildred Wilson, Hallie Brown, and Charles Rollins helping him They made The noise while The Vikings made The Touchdovvns. NANCY MCCONNICO HAYDEN PRICE MILDRED WILSON CHARLES ROLLINS HALLIE BROWN MANAGERS JOHN IVICCONNICO JACKIE MORRIS MARTIN LITWIN HARRY E. ERVVIN Coach fy pykh it so 'f 'N x 'S-. . V 4 ff 4445, Kilgore gets his toe into the bull . . HE llll' 0F With nine returning lettermen to bolster them, the Wolker Vikings ot l945 hove gone through one of their best seosons on the gridiron. Under the cooching ot l-lorry Erwin ond the leodership ot Howord Wilson, Coptoin, ond Bobby Jones, Co-Coptoin, the Vikings ron up o totol ot l36 points while their opponents were oble to score only 42. Six yorsity gornes ond one B teorn gome were loloyed in the county while three out ot county teoms were met. Ot the six vorsity gomes, the Vikings won tour, lost one, ond tied one. The B teom detected the Doro vorsity in their gome. The Vikings wolked ott with two victories in the out of County gornes ond lost one. Cordoyo wos the tirst teom to toce the boys from Wolker ond they were the tirst to toste detect ot the Vikings' honds by the score ot i9 to O. Wilson, l-lomner, ond Kilgore eoch scored once with Hornner odding the extro point from plocement. Poge 70 Wolker meT ond defeoTed The Curry Yellow Jockefs nexT To The Tune of 26 To O. The Vikings rolled up 300 yords rushing wiTh Wilson, who scored Three Times, goining T80 yords olone. l-lomner scored The ofher morker ond Kilgore kicked Two ouT of four oTTempTs of plocemenf. The Vikings fell for The firsT Time The nexf week when Wesf Jefferson moved over from Jefferson Counfy To Toke Them by o score of 6 To O. This wos one of The hordesf foughf gomes ployed This seoson. Neifher Teom could score in The firsT Three periods olfhough Jefferson hod o morvelous op- porTuniTy when Boiley possed To Snow for o firsT down on VVolker's four yord line. Four Times They hiT The line ond four Times They were checked by The Viking forworcl woll. Finolly, in The finol quorTer, They shook Joe Gimbronie loose off Tockle for nine yords ond The only score of The gome. The oTTempT To converf foiled. The following week, while The vorsify resfed up for The oll imporTonT Corbon Hill gome, The B Teom ployed hosT To Doro's firsT Teom. The finol score wos Doro O, B Teom 6. Tirey possed To All- briTTen for The score. Wilson geis 5 off Tackle Whose ball is if? ' l 3 Boys, your mouths are open . . . Hoping To reToin The counTy chompionship cup, Corbcn Hill moved in on Wolker oind wolked off wiTh o 6 To O vicTory. AlThough The Vikings ouTployed The Bulldogs, They could noT push The boll ocross. Hyde, Corbon Hill Tullbock, scored on o Twelve yord run over cenTer. Trolling O To 6 QT The end of The TirsT hcilf, The Vikings come bock sTrong in The second To down The Cordovo Blue Devils T4 To 6 Tor The second Time. Walker goined revenge Tor Their TirsT loss To Corbon Hill by soundly Trouncing Them 26 To O in o reTurn gome oiT Corbon Hill. The Bulldogs were compleTely ouTclossed ThroughouT The gome. Homner led The Viking oTTock vviTh Three Touchdovvns ond Hogood odded onoTher on o 35 yord run oTT Tockle. A poss from Homner To Lum wos good Tor one exTro poinT ond Lindsey bucked over cenTer Tor The oTher. The Tuscolooso CounTy VVildcoTs from NorThporT come To Wolker Tull of pep ond overconfidence. The loTTer proved To be Their vvoTerloo os They Tell oT The honds of The Vikings T9 To l2. Welker wos in The leod ThroughouT The gome buT The VVildcoTs' possing oTTock wos o consTonT ThreoT. 'U Page 72 Kilgore Takes o pass for 'IO yards Kilgore scored TirsT Tor Wolker in The iniTiol period ond Hornner scored ogoin before The WildcoTs hiT poy dirT, Wood Crossed over from The Tour oTTer o poss from leTT holibock Lory To Wilson, righT end hod odvonced The boll To ThoT poinT. SmiTh scored ogoin Tor Tuscolooso in The Third quorTer on cz run ground end Tor 5 yords. Leoding by only one poinT, i3 To iQ, The Vikings goThered up enough sTe-om To push ocross for onoTher score in The finol period To Clinch The gome. l-lornner scored from The Three. Wolker ond Porrish ToughT To o 6 To 6 deodlock The Tollovving week QT Porrish. i-logood scored for The Vikings on o 60 yord sprinT ond ChrisTidn scored Tor The Purple Tornodoes from The one oTTer oi TeomrnoTe hod recovered ci Wolker Tumble oT ThoT poinT. On Thonksgiving Doy The Vikings finished Their TooTboll cornpoign by Trouncing Cullmon High 20 To 6. A poss To Thompson Trorn QuoTTleboum produced The Beor CoTs' only Tolly. While l-iornner scored Twice Tor Wolker ond The oTher was mode by Hdgood. 5 Poge 73 No neclcing please . . 'Qfyx pi 'M A -as--.-.f....,MM fm. W if Wilson makes u gain off tackle . . . Pile-up in the center of the field . . . Kilgore kicks . Hamner gets 5 more 5 H. 4 Hamner gains for the Vikings . . . ir 'Ir ir 'lr ir HOWARD WILSON, Copfoin Bock 'maid' if my 'f T BILL ALLBRITTON, End CHARLEY LONG, End HAROLD TRIGG, End JAMES LUM, End JAMES MASON, End JACK BEST, Guard E I, GEORGE POUNDS, cemer Bae SHERER, Tackle I LLOYD BAKER, Guard I GENE INMAN, Guard LYNN SHERER, Tackle BILL WILLIAMS, Guard BOBBY JONES, AITernaTe Captain Tackle I 7 JJ! f -. Zvgw' RALPH I-IAMNER Bock JIMMY POUNDS Bock GERALD KILGORE Bock JOHN WILSON Tackle ELVIN I-IAGOOD Bock ELLIS TIREY Bock I-I'I' WALKER BILLY BAIRD Bock NEIL POWELL Bock CHARLES EARNEST Bock GEORGE LINDSEY Bock BUDDY CREW Bock FRANK BORDEN Center 0U The Vikings make another gain against the Blue Devils . . . ll E L 'I' WALKER 19 CORDOVA O WALKER 26 CURRY O WALKER O WEST JEFFERSON 6 WALKER B 6 DORA O WALKER O CARBON HILL 6 WALKER 14 CORDOVA 6 WALKER 26 CARBON HILL O WALKER 19 TUSCALOOSA COUNTY 12 WALKER 6 PARRISH 6 WALKER 20 CULLMAN 6 ir ir ir 'A' , 'k 'k 'Ir Page 80 Above is the team that started the majority ot the games. The linemen are tram lett to right: Bill Allbritten, Bobby Jones, .lchn Wilson, .lack Best, George Pounds, Bill Williams, and James Lum. The backtield, from lett to right: Jimmy Pounds, Ralph l-lamner, Gerald Kilgore, and Howard Wilson. THE TEAM Below is the B team that started against and deteated the Dora A team. These boys played a maior part in the development ot the varsity. They are, from left to right: Harold Trigg, Lynn Sherer, Bob Sherer, Lloyd Baker, Frank Borden, Gene lnman, and Charley Long. In the backtield are Charles Earnest, Ellis Tirey, George Lindsey, and Elvin Hagood. .Y V K, VV V Qi ' -., Qi ja 5 ,V X W '7 . A - ,H ' 'LV::,,'.g 1 mi i 1 'r 'g'- A A CT THE PLAYER As we go to press the basketball season is still in its intancy, which explains our lack of scores and any information about the games. The schedule calls tor two games with each team played x county schools and tour out ot county. The results ot the first tour games were: 014' Qt 9' WALKER 30 BERRY WALKER 27 CORDOVA WALKER 38 CORNER WALKER 37 CURRY Sl-IERVVOOD BROWN, Captain Guard Below: RALPH HAMNER, Alternate Captain Forward GERALD KILGORE, Center JAMES LUM Forward , ww 7 f sv W4 PW. Lv 'QQ 'iw' 4 vs. .Y 7- T-3 gq- QR CHARLES EARNEST D. J. MYERS LAVERNE TERRY Guord Forvvord Gucxrd GEORGE LINDSEY JOE WILSON LLOYD BAKER Cenfer Forward Guord THE PL YER W CLUB OFFICERS JAMES LUM , ' Presldenf JOHN VVILSGN . Vice President RALPH HAMNER , Secretary Treasurer Allbritten, Bill Baker, Lloyd Besl, Jack Earnest, Charles Hagood, Elvin Hamner, Ralph Jones, Bobby Kilgore, Gerald Lindsey, George Long, Charley Lum, James Morris, Jackie Pounds, George Pounds, Jimmy Sherer, Lynn Tirey, Ellis Trigg, Harold Williams, Bill Wilson, Howard Wilson, Jol1n 'x WhaT a good desserT is To a meal, organizafions are To high school life- They add The finishing Touch. Organiza- Tians aT Walker are varied. This is as iT should be because The inTeresTs oT our sTudenT body are varied. We believe They presenT a fair cross secTion OT our people as well as Their abiliTies. Page 86 UIIGA I ATI!! wnfirrl W 5 fl!! 2 N , , , ,,L xg Bf2' 2s 't' gig llfll IQ O --L L ' W i i ni 1 ' X- Y' Tixif? X E. ix ENNYNN X N2 5 , N A5 --' Hglfixix, , A I R 2 in if , ZZ' f .' sf sf ,lily 61, H' lc B' d'4 O'Rear, June, Pledger, Bobbie Jean, Black, Eleanor, Daniel, Katherine, Estes, Mary Lou, Herndon, Nan, IC s, ir ns, Preston, Befiy Jean, Robinson, Reba, Wilkerson, Dot, Miss Bernice Reeves, Advisor. NOT PICTURED: Carolyn Salmon. A CLUB S ll d Senior III irls. Membership is based The A Club is an honor organization open To enior an g T T'call become members. Necessary grades d d ll irls whose grades are adequate au omai y on gra es an a Q are A averages on each subiect with one B p The Senior llI's are cn a month To month basis. ermiffed. The Senior lI's come in afier mid-Term and Page 88 KEY CLUB OFFICERS TERRY CAIN , .,.. , , PresidenT CLIFTON BLACK . , Vice-PresiclenT ELLIS TIREY , . SecreTclry JAMES LUIVI , . Treosurer This chopTer of The Key Club is confined To TiTTeen boys of The Sophomore, Junior, ond Senior closses. To be ci member, one musT possess signiTiConT TroiTs oT scholcirship ond leodership. Member- ship in The Key Club is on honor ThoT oll underclossmen moy sTrive To oTToin. AA. Block, ClifTon, Coin, Terry, Gunnels, Grady, GuThrie, Donald, I-Iomner, Ralph, Lum, James, Morris, Jackie, Myers, D. J. Terry, Lovern, Tirey, Ellis, Woicl, Allen. Page 89 -fo-'s 1 FIRST ROW: Billie Ann Utley, Mary Rose Merchant, Ruth O'Rear, Shirley Stephenson. SECOND ROW: Nancy Mc- Connico, Dixie Wilson, Jean Morrow, Hazel Black, Wilma Jean Warren. THIRD ROW: Helen Deasori, Carelese Legg, Mary O'Rear, Reba Mayhall, Willie Dean Jones, Inez Burgess. FOURTH ROW: Marion Guthrie, Claudine McNutt, Geraldine Banks, Jimmie Hudson, Ann Pierce, Lysbeth Youngblood, Jean Pierce, Eulene Davidson. FIFTH ROW: Lula Merl Davidson, Irene Hudson, Hershel Townley, Birdis Hicks, Frances Holland, Agnes Black, Polly Hutto, Betty Jo Swindle, Sara Ann Hamner. SIXTH ROW: Lorene Hudson, Barbara Bedenbough, Hallie Brown, Percy O'Rear, June O'Rear, Mervin Kimbrell, Mary Elizabeth Hunter, Bonnie Dee Gunter, T, J. Lampkin, Martha Garrison, James Hyche, Mariorie Runk, Kelly Lee Mayo, Marjorie Sanders, Bill Legg, Miss Anna Mae Reeves. GLEE CLUB OFFICERS BILL LEGG . , , . President JEAN PIERCE , . . . Vice-President SARA ANN HAMNER . . Secretary EULENE DAVIDSON . Treasurer JUNE O'REAR . . Accomponist BARBARA BURROVV ,.,... Assistant Acccmpanist NORMA WAID, BARBARA BEDENBAUGH . . Librarians The Glee Club is made up ot about 60 students who like to sing. Under the direction ot Miss Anna Mae Reeves, the club this year has presented musical programs in chapel and at various clubs in town. Last spring the Glee Club initiated a Spring Concert ot which the community as well as the school should be iustly proud, The Walker County High School Glee Club has won the Kiwanis Club contest each spring except one, and we are grateful to them for this honor which they have brought us. Page 90 W FIRST ROW: Kathleen Wacle, Mary Rose Merchant, Helen Humphries, Betty Clements. SECOND ROW: Rosemary Jones, Martha Garrison, Kathleen Tittle, Earline Norris, Sara Nell Gunter. THIRD ROW: Harold Wakefield, George Lindsey, Ralph Hamner, Arthur Hinton, Garland Gilliland. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Hollis, Dot Posey, Evelyn Posey, Betty Barton, Mildred Wilson, Jean Morrow. FIFTH ROW: Bobby Barksdale, Bobby Jones, Jackie Morris, Bill Narramore, Leonard Butts, Juanita Bobo, Helen Wilson. SIXTH ROW: Bobby Eddy, Buddy Crew, Bill King, G. H, Jackson. SEVENTH ROW: Mary Estes, Bernice Reeves, Jane Kelly, Jimmy Wilson, Charles Howell. JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL OFFICERS HAROLD WAKEFIELD . . President ARTHUR HINTON , . Vice-President ELEANOR BLACK , Secretary-Treasurer The Junior Red Cross is the school affiliate of the American Red Cross. Every pupil becomes a member by the payment of dues. Each home room elected two representatives to the council. The Council then elected their officers. The main project so tar has been the purchase of paper, ribbons, seals and tags to wrap SOO Christmas presents. Page 9I ,ik , 4 1 Barrenfine, Doris, Barton, Betty, Black, Clifton, Black, Eleanor, Burrow, Barbara, Cain, Terry, Daniels, Katherine Daniels Margaret, Davidson, Eulene, Deason, Helen, Drummond, Hila Jo, Herndon, Nan, Hudson, Delene, Kilgore, Gerald, Lum James McGlaun, Bobbie Lou, Myers, D. J. CLIFTON BLACK ALLEN WAID JUNE O'REAR NAN HERNDON BETA CLUB OFFICERS Page 92 . President Vice-President . Secretary i Treasurer O'Rear, June, Parker, Pauline, Pierce, Ann, Pledger, Bobbie Jean, Richordson, Jean, Robinson, Reba, Rollins, Charles, Salmon, Carolyn, Sherer, Eorice, Smith, Vonteene, Speed, Ann, Terry, Lavern, Tirey, Ellis, Trimble, Frances, Waid, Allen, Waid, Peggy, Mrs. Hugh Sherer. BETA CLUB The Beta Club is ci chapter of the National Beta Club. This year has been another in the develop- ment ot o better club for Walker. More new members were taken in and initiated, and more socials and better meetings were planned. The club again operated the Lost and Found booth for the benefit of the students and also sold school supplies throughout the day. Page 93 3 as f 4 3 nw, V 'W' X C WM, I V'7V I, f Ashmore, Bryant, Bobo, A. J., Brown, Geraldine, Brown, Hallie, Burrow, Barbara, Butts, Leonard Cain Terry Cox Clifford, Daniels, Katherine, Drummond, Doris, Earnest, Charles, Estes, Mary Lou, Gardner, Anna Mae, Gunter Sara Nell Hamner, Ralph, Hollis, Joyce, Huito, Polly, Hyche, Willodean, Inman, Gene, Julian, Juanila, Legg, Bill, Lum James SPANISH CLUB SARAH JOYCE WHITE NANCY MCCONNICO MARY JOY O'REAR . BARBARA BURROW OFFICERS Page 94 . President Vice-PresidenT . Secretary . Treasurer ,f nf? MaThis, Helen, McConnico, Nancy, McGlaun, Bobbie, Muldrow, Helen, Norris, Mildred, O'Rear, June, O'Rear, Mary Joy, Parker, Jewel Dean, Philips, Annelle, Pierce, Ann, Pierce, Jean, Pounds, George, Pounds, Jimmy, Robinson, Reba, Rollins, Charles, Salmon, Carolyn, Sanford, Michael, Sherer, RoberT, Sokol, Charlie, Tirey, Ellis, WhiTe, Sara, Williams, Evelyn, Reeves, Bernice, lnsTrucTor. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club is composed of members OT The TirsT and second year classes. Many acTiviTies have highlighted our year. A Spanish Club TloaT was entered in The Homecoming parade for The first Time. lT was one of The besT . . . we Think. The second year class held Their annual Spanish banqueT iusT before ChrisTmas, The firsT year sTudenTs eagerly awaiTed The arrival of Their Spanish Club pins. Bofh classes subscribe To The Spanish paper, La Luz, and boTh enjoy Miss Reeves' delicious cakes- lespecially The chocolafe wiTh nuTsJ. BUT don'T geT The idea ThaT we never sTudy. The coniugaTion of Those Spanish verbs really keeps us quiTe busy. CrediT Though, is given where credif is due-To one of The sweeTesT Teachers aT Walker, Miss Bernice Reeves. Page 95 , D ., , T 1- ,, 4 if I i . L 4 1 3 ,vw- N , M? 5 I r as Q ' , - 1 1 V 4 N, x',,' - ' . Y l A -2 Q so L A , A ww 1. : x y My Q I 5, 1 TQ, ., if I ' , ' X .. ,, RST Q 'I .. T A so ll 1. Q E E: ts . - iv ' 2' Nw 'fn if f T9 . 'tg A ' Fit K P' J , at 4 , 1 X 'f' . A was x A V , f . Z V I y ,,,..f' 1 3. s Q V' ff ,., ,T X X . 7,11 2' if M , I M fl 5- - me t , ,, -W ,W :.Qwi ,x,, ,. W ,QE Am L .. g K A 4. 9' ry x H ' T T -ff K B it , ,A ' ' A .T 5- x g ,A -3 D-F 3' , T O f ' 'a V ,xi A ,, lk XX l V L . fiixfiwfli J ' 1 fi 1' A.. ,, ,l ' A A ' . ,, Q ,, at fu ,Q , ,E X fl' Aaron, Thomas, Appling, Billy, Bagwell, Tom, Baker, Lofton, Barton, Myrtle, Black, Eleanor, Bradley, Lucille, Brom, Marlin, Brown, Sadie, Burton, Dewey, Durham, Frances, Fought, Billy, Harbison, Edward, Hinton, Arthur, Honeycutt, Mary Louise, Johnston, Billie, Johnston, Iris, Jones, Charles, Jordan, Earl, Kirkpatrick, Ruby, Knight, Travis, Latham, Dot, McCoy, Fannie Mae, Nix, Erskine, O'Rear, John, Pennington, Namond, Rutledge, Barron, Sherer, Billy, Sherer, Charles, Smith, Vonteene, Souter, Eldo- ner, Wall, Madjie Lee, Wallace, Harold, Wells, Dorothy, Wilson, Joyce, Wilson, Mildred, W. L, Watson, Advisor. OFFICERS BILLY FAUGHT President LOFTON BAKER Vice-President BILLIE JOHNSTON . Secretary ELDONER SOUTER Treasurer Page 96 LEFT TO RIGHT: Billie Johnston, Lofton Baker, Miss Tennie Davidson, Advisor, Billy Faught, Eldaner Sauter. D. E. AND D. O. The D. O. Club is composed ot all D. E. and D. O. students. The club has taken an active part in school activities. It has had several socials but its main social event is the banquet and dance in the spring, The D. O. Club is state wide. The clubs climax their year's activities vvith a two days' convention on the campus ot The University of Alabama. Page 97 Barbara Burrow, Billy Appling, Charley Long, Mr. Watson, Edward Harbison, Dewey Burton, John O'Reor. THE STAR THE STAR had its beginning in the school term of '44-'45. It was sponsored by the D. O. Class and the staff consisted of a small group of D. O.'s who were connected in some way with local papers. After burning the midnight oil for about two weeks, the staff published the first STAR. And so with time THE STAR has grown to be among the best school publications in Alabama. The staff consists of John O'Rear, Dewey Burton, and Barbara Burrow in the editorial department, Billy Appling and Eleanor Black in the advertising department, Edward Harbison as circulation managerg and Mr. Watson as advisor. THE STAR is scheduled to make its last appearance in May ot TQ46. This is because of the fact that the publishers are members of the graduating class and there will be no one to carry on. We, the staff, wish all students the best ot luck through the years and thank you for the tine cooperation given us during the lite of THE STAR. Page 98 Black, Clifton, Cain, Terry, Crumpton, L. M., Gentry, Bill, Gunnels, Grady, McCarty, James, Mays, Dan, Myers, D. J., Terry, Lavern, Waid, Allen, Miss Nadine Shelton, Advisor. PHI SIGMA CHI CLUB The Phi Sigma Chi Club is one made up of Juniors and Seniors who have studied a good deol of math. To become a member, a student must be in his sixth semester of senior high school math. This includes two years of algebra, plane geometry, ond solid geometry. OFFICERS CLIFTON BLACK , . President DAN MAYS . . . . Vice-President L. M. CRUMPTON , . Secretary-Treausrer Page 99 f I Boker, Lloyd, Banks, Jean, Brodberry, Minnie Lou, Burgess, Inez, Coin, Olene, Drummond, Joe, Hcimner, Ralph, Higgins, Geroldine, Hudson, Irene, Hudson, Lorene, Hyche, Bettye, Jackson, Kathleen, Kennedy, Eulene, Kilgore, Gerald, Lumpkin, T. J., Lindsey, George, McNu1t, Claudine, Myers, D. J. ART CLUB OFFICERS JUNE O'REAR . , President EARICE SHERER . Vice-President ANN SPEED . Secretory RALPH HAMNER . Treosurer Page TOO O'Rear, June, O'Rear, Percy, Pierce, Ann, Pledger, Marie, Price, Hayden, Redmill, Jo Catherine, Sherer, Earice, Sherer, Lynn, Smith, Vonteene, Snow, Bobbie Jean, Sokol, Charlie, Speed, Ann, Thomas, Frances, Townley, Lola, Wilson, Jimmie, Windham, Maxine, Windham, Willoclean, Wright, Jewel, Mrs. Olivia Sherer, Advisor. ART CLUB The Art Class has been very active in pencil sketches, and water-colcr painting ot Christmas cards. The next proiect of the second year students is oil paintings. The Art Club won second prize in the school tloat. The tlcat was a Hawaiian scene consisting of two Hula girls-Christine Daniel and Earice Sherer, two Hawaiian boys-D. J. Myers and Joe Drummond. The bottom ot the truck was draped in green, blue and purple crepe paper to represent water. The bed was covered with white sand with palm trees in the background. We have erected a box on the second floor to put the best sketches and paintings on display. Page lOl ,ff D, A 1 ii' i l flii Barton, Marjorie, Bedenbaugh, Barbara, Blackwell, Andy, Bratherton, Barbara, Burrow, Barbara, Cain, Terry, Chism, Lillie Mae, Davidson, Lula Merl, Deason, Helen, Gardner, Anna Mae, Hollis, Joyce, Hutto, Polly, Inman, Mary, Jones, Connie, King, Mary Ruth, Legg, Bill, Legg, Carelese, McConnico, John, McConnico, Nancy, McGlaun, Bobbie Lou, Mayhall, Reba, Nichols, Hudson, O'Rear, June, O'Rear, Mary Joy, O'Rear, Peggy, O'Rear, R. D., O'Rear, Ruth, Parker, Jewel Dean, Parker, Pauline, Pierce, Jean, Rollins, Charles, Runk, Mariorie, Sanford, Michael, Shapiro, Phil, Speed, Ann, Stewart, Vonda Lee, Wald, Norma, Youngblood, Lysbeth, Ziglar, Betty, Tennie Davidson, Advisor. VICTORY COUNCIL The Victory Council is composed of two representatives from each home room. Some of its activities during the year were keeping the School's-at-War Flag flying, selling stamps and bonds, sponsoring equipment for hospital units, ushering at band premieres, sponsoring a booth at the Pure Food Show, and participating in the Victory Loan. Page lO2 , 6 Xf HW 1 fe ,, lf! f fcf , ' ' , r f N 1 594 , 1 ' fn f L f G f ' f w HSS S f , f x wk ff? ff mwmw, .., . 7 W , G A K Z 1 w 3 .M mf . ' 1 iQ K ni , 4 37 un WL , t f a ' ,al Y fr, h ,, 5 3 Q 4 Z 44 . I as .WJ -. ' I ' 1' if 5 M Y Q ,gg Z E 4 'W f 1 ,Q A-X ,V X M ? ,V L ,, y , , , V, 7heq Wwe! Za cam QM -----ovv-'--f- ve--- f-,--.r,--- CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS OF WALKER COUNTY HIGH Compliments of BRILLIANT COAL CO. BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA 'k Mines: Brilliont, AICI., Columet v v - - v - 04-Q- - v 000-00- , 0'-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ-Q-0 ::::.'04-::: :0::::: -1, V: ::-1-0.0-'Q'-0A'0'A'40v40Q.'0Q-Q4-0 TEXACO I I I Ii I. D. MCCONNICQ I I SERVICE STATION 1, and SQN TRUCK AND AUTO lg' I I GENERAL MERCHANDISE RERAIRIISIG I, - l TIRES, TUBES and BATTERIES I PHONE W I I, TT:::::::::T:::::::::::::' :il LTETT SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE BY PHONE, IN PERSON OR BY MAIL Compliments ot Secirs Order Office Jasper, Alobomcm TO THE CLASS OF '46 00'-:Ao 1 'I I' I 11 11 1l THE BEST OF LUCK TO YOU SENIORSH I Comp imenfs of 1, H. E. DRUMMOND COAL COMPANY I I I 4 11 1 I I MACHINE CUT COAL 'I GENUINE BLACK CREEK - ANY GRADE I 1 R. F. D. No. I Jasper, Alabama 11 1 I I T -:::::::::::::::::::::::: 1 r 11 i I I ' I GOOD LUCK, '46 SENIORS '1 1 I 1' R. H. CARR LUMBER 1: K - ' 1 1 ,, eenanj Service Srahon 1, CCMPANY Opposlfe Peoples Hospufal 1, , I I 1 1 Dealers in 1, YELLOW PINE LUMBER 5- GULF PRODUCTS 1, 1 ,1 Phone 522 ,1 ,I Phone 455 11 I IL f '::::::: ':: ' ' I 'I 1: HAMILTON MOTOR COMPANY 1 11 DODGE and PLYMOUTH DEALERS - SALES and SERVICE lj GENUINE DODGE, PLYMOUTH, DODGE TRUCK PARTS I GENERAL PARTS ,E Our Specially is Rradiafor Repairing I: Jasper, Alabama Phone III 11 1 4, .....A...A-. A.-- ----A-.. -- -,,,-,---, --,,-,, ,,,,,-,,.,,J ,,, 4-.'N'.'-0'0. 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' I PHONE 35 and 36 0 I I I III 4, ' ENGEL'S Jczsper, Alcbcxmo CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS SOUTHERN HARDWARE West I9tIT Street PHONE 48 COMPANY JASPER, ALABAMA --v-o4-v--- , 0',, ---o-- Compliments of IDEAL CAFE THE BEST PLACE TO EAT T922 3rd Ave. Phone 240 'V 'T T SMITH GROCERY COMPANY STAPLE ond FANCY GROCERIES HIGH GRADE FLOUR onol FEED Phone SIB Complimenfs of REDD'S BEAUTY SHOP PHONE 809 Berfho Block, Monoger '7 T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T T J CompIimenTs of GorcIon's Cofe ond Ice Creclm Porlor WesT I9Th Sfreef PHONE 725 BEST WISH ES FROM .I. H. REEVES PI-IQ-IQGRAPI-IER 3rd Avenue Phone 245 '7 I T 1 'T T T 'T T BEST WISHES ET2oTvT J. A. FIKES JASPER ----,,,-A-,---- Complimenfs of E. R. Mc1'r'ringIy, Inc. FORD DEALERS SALES ond SERVICE Phone 230 J '7 I 'T T I 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T I J FRANKLIN PONTIAC COMPANY SALES ond SERVICE BARGAINS IN USED CARS Phone I4 WATCHES - JEWELRY REPAIRS SETTING and ENGRAVING JASPER JEWELRY CO. Phone 405 Jasper tt 1 ,I 'I 1 11, I ,1 ,1 ,1 1,1 11 11, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I 1, 4, 1, 1, 'I 'I Best WISHES mom HUTTO'S FURNITURE CO. JASPER AL- CONGRA CASH GRAI TULATIONS N COMPANY A A A A A A A A A -::::::::::A-:::::::::00:::A A... A A A... A A A A A A ::::AQQ-000Q::::::::::::::::::::- COMPLIMENTS OF WElNSTEIN'S Jasper, A abama V 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 1 'I I I 'I 'I I 1, 'I 'I I I 1 1, I 1, I, I I, 'I I, 1, I, 4, 'I I 4, I 'I ' I 'I WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY GENERAL MERCHANDISE POSTAL JEWELRY CO. IO9-III W. I9th Street Jasper, AIa. Phone 606 V. C. Sprain H. Robins First National Bank WE CAN GIVE YOU SOUND PROTEC- TION AND REAL COOPERATION IN ALL FINANCIAL MATTERS Phone 57 'I T I I I I 'I 'I , 1 'I 1 1, 1, 'I I 'I 'I 1, 1, 'I 'I 1, 1, 'I 'I 1, 1, 1 1, 'I 1 1 'I 1, 1 ' I 'I 1, 1 1 'I or JASPER CLEANERS EXPERT DRY CLEANING Each Garment Insured Against Fire or Theft PHONE IOO BETSY ROSS BREAD 'k A:::: ::: :::::4-c:::v -------------- --------v wr 1' 11 l 'l 1, 1, 1 PRESCRIPTIONS DRUG NEEDS 1 GOOD LUCK, SENIORS 1 1 4 'I Peoples Drug Compony UPPER CLEANERS The Rexeii store 11 CLEANING Gnd DYEING 1 PHONE is-19 1 1, EXPERTS in ALTERATIGNS 1, 4, Cosmetics Condies ond Sodos 11, Phone 285 1 1, 1, 1 Cx LL ---A -M l 'I , I I Compliments of 1 I Lehman 1, Dou los II - .' 9 1: Furniture Compony . Insurcince Agency gl: 1 ' l8l8-20 4th Avenue 1 Blonton Building ' I PHONE 400 I 5 PHONE 40 1. l, 11 11 ------EE--- J 3 4 Y : 1 1 'I SHIRLEY-ANN 15 TAT AT THE E I l, I I I 1 1 I wth Street Wes, 11 Eost 20th Street 1 I 1 PHONE 70 1 1 B. B. 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CHEVROLET COMPANY SALES ond SERVICE Phone 238 Jasper, Alobomcz A A A A A A A A A:::4:::f:- vvvvrvvvv- v Compliments ot FRANK'S CREDIT CLOTHIERS STORE 2nd Avenue l9th Street PHONE 756 Williams Hardware Company SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT Phone lOl Leake lnsu ra nce Agency Blanton Building PHONE 444 Compliments of La ntrips Drug Store PHONE 63 ::::-1 SO KO L'S FURNITURE AND READY TO WEAR STORE Phone 396 BEST WISH ES FROM HILL GROCERY CO. O. P. Morris, Manager PHONE 146 Burton Man ufactu ring Co. l837 2nd Avenue PHONE l22 Compliments ot George Crim's Electrical Repair Shop Stovall Apartments PHONE 753-J -AQ,-----.f---,Q-a-.'0..---A Comom-xtumtiows, smiotes A. B. LEGO ond SONS FUNERAL HOME Phone 32 Josper, Alobomo IfffffffffffffflIiilliiiiilaif:1.,iiiiiiii,, I 'I I 1 Compliments of 1 Congrotulotions from 1 I 1 ORADY JONES ' FRANK FERRIS 1 1 I JASPER, ALABAMA ,I CIRCUIT CLERK 11 1, 1' 1' ,,--,----- - --,-J L-,--,,,-,,,, ,,,,,,,,- I I BEST VVISI-IES FROM I I Compliments ot Deovours ' Poul Soinford's 1 Service Stotion Grocery JASPER 1' ti JASPER I 1 Ii AL A:fffff:: C:I-ffff: -,-,-- -v---,- GOOD LUCK, SENIORS RADIO MAINTENANCE COMPANY JASPER, ALABAMA +:: :-'04r4-04-.f-r.r4-04-.04-04-4-0Q-000,44-Q4-Q: :0::-1-:: :: A--4- - - ,,--' v ,:-3 'U uw 0 fu Q E 2 2 32 4 2 2 :T 2 Uv 1 G Nw l ' Z P .E G m - CD 22 ITI Q ID I Z 3 Q cn O 2 P 5 E K Z7 ni Ju P Z O ' N4 1+ CD Q m P I-rl K Z -r1 U7 If :N Z ji I' 'U jp m Z U1 E S E JP 0 FU , 5 ll cn fn Z cn 1' 'U L O .,,J m -'- Q ?U O A A' , , ' ,, -: O Z .J Lf ' :: All: 5 5' 3 I-E Y ,,: A ' , Ijiii:' n f ' ' ' ' LQ 2 2-25-A F4 2 Q 2 ' Ir: Z -f 3 3 -I 3 I 0 Ei III Q 9.. 2 Q QE Z O Q ,U 1: 5: U2 2 T fy 4 2 5 Q P: 2 1 9' QD Q G E' -8 I- I l'l -' Z r- :X 3 3 323 1 1 Z 2 Q U' S FD.. 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FIEEQSRIEGPEQIEJSQS I, ENTIRE FAMILY I BICYCLES ond PARTS , I TIRES ond TUBES 'T Qt Q, T V :Y I, I, I ' I ' COMPLIMENTS OF 1, T' GOOD LUCK FROM I I JASPER SHOE SHOP I' Jim ond Joe's Grill 1, T I T ,I IQ I ., ' 4 T I 1, I W. B. Killingsworth, Owner '11 4tIT Avenue Phone 939 I 'I+ ii '45 -- A.. .fxfii ,ai llUIl 'llllllll llllll Lil Dlllllllll Long after war has ceased they will stand as beacons to the American Way . . . to greater achievement in religion, arts, science, research, and industry. The way is not easy. lt is narrow. It is sometimes rough, Other paths beckon alluringly, as seeming short cuts. But in mankind's halting progress through the ages many paths have been explored ow!! ffmfme before. It now in Uncertainty we change paths we will slow up progress and confuse those whose eyes are on us. By further smoothing ot the proved paths we can continue tc inspire earnest men everywhere to follow the way that already has led one nation so tar toward the better and happier lite tor all. ba aragun rests DESIGNERS AND CREATORS OF in ADAMS MoNteoMERY, ALA. WIN, ww ,. ,. CQME WHAT ZVIAY. CONFIDENCE is the heritage of youth .... it is also a fundamental requirement of business .... attained by long study, training and experience ' NVe have enjoyed the confidence of yearbook Staffs throughout the country for over thirty years .... an accomplishment for which we are truly grateful and justly proud .... nf if -k if ,k CQLLEGE ANNUAL DIVISION ALABAMA E N GRAVI N G C CMPANY B 1 RM 1 N G HAM Wy, , 1: Mp. 1 A . b I 4 4 - A M . . M Me-'L an Y uv- . .Ap -4.1. -F f , A 1f'.X EW 23 5f '95'Lf4 'JYv5L,FQ J UI':,E I9 'FWlE'HfIR i QW? . . JL .. ,- Y K7 Q . Q- 1 f 3 ,R Qggf ,mf t ,, ,Y .ff. v -1-am, f 1 4 . ,fr .,. . r 1 x N I 1, 'J ?.m,Q?f! . ALL? ,fgfkw ', JI :qi M 'i 5 ,NL . w . 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