Albertville High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Albertville, AL)

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JIM THOMPSON Silence can be deceiving. MARY H. VANDERGRIFF Ask questions and you shall be wise. FRANK REED All handsome men are dying, but he never looked better in his life. BILLY WOODSON Our movie boy. HARMON YANCY An athlete too! Camera Shy BOBBY BOWEN DELTON FLOYD BOBBY LEDBETTER BETTY JEAN MINOR LOWELL SMITH TOMMY TABOR

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 MARY NELL SMITH Her joy covies fro?n helping others. JAMES STEPHENS Where there's a willy there's a way. JOYCE SPRADLEY Give her a place to stand and she'll move the world. B. M. STONE A happy-go-lucky fellow. 1 DORIS STEPHENS Kindness is her motto. DOROTHY STRIPLIN It's a great life, if you don't weaken.

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Senior Will We the Annual Staff of 1951, being in as sound a mind as an Annual staff can be. do hereby will our headaches and troubles to the Annual staff of 1952. We Jim Thompson, Jimmy Phillips and Randall Nolen, being of sound body, unsound mind, and $10.00 short do hereby will to 3 unlucky Juniors who have the misfortune of being store clerks, the school store and all deficits. I Paul Thompson, being in the office only one time (per day) would like to will to Billy Ray Stone my ability to stay out of trouble while in class room and out. I, Hazel Barnes will to Anna Maude Coby my ability to sleep in English class and pass. I. Nancy Lee Hooper, being of fairly sound mind, will to Joanne Conway my ability to chew gum in Mrs. Thompson’s study hall — Provided she can do it without getting caught I, Bobby Hendon, will to Willie Spence my ability to take a test in Miss Richey’s room with my book open, not that I passed. I, Bob Hunt, will my ability to write excuses and get by with it to James Spence, who will need it. I, Barbara Decker, will my ability to pass Democracy on fs to Mary Grace Webster. I, Lillian Daniel, being of good sound mind, will my set of books to Joyce Powell. I, Nellie Jo Duckett, will to Ruth Gray my hard seat in Democracy class. I, Leon Ross, being wide awake, will to William Edmondson, my ability to sleep in Mrs. Blank’s toom. I, Betty Sue Brannum. will to Betty Cryar my seat in Democracy class in hopes that she will make; Miss Richey a better student than I have been. I, Christina Rains, will to Mary Nell Westbrooks my ability to keep my temper under control. I, Gail Baker, will my ability to make all A’s in advanced Algebra to Billy Thrash. I, Jo Ann Colvin, will to Bobbie Fay Williams, my ability to get the title of Best All Around,” and not ‘‘Biggest All Around”. I, James Corbitt, will .my good eyes to Jimmy Bopp, who needs them worse than I do. I, Betty Moultrie, will my cursed blush (which was willed to me in an oversupply by Margaret Ann Moore last year) to Frances Isenhower. I. Bobby Goodwin, will my ability to stay out of trouble in Phy. Ed. to Jim Hilly. I, Jack Appleton, will to Jim Hilly, Miss Farlow. I, Nadine Oliver Bean, will my Democracy Book to Pauline Smith. I, Estell Mullinax, will to Jane Decker part of my unlimited love for good music and a music teacher named Janiei I, Louis Cryar, being of sound mind (???), will to Kenneth Long my space outside Miss Murdock’s room. (Good as new, only been used one week). I, Bernard Roland, being of unsound mind and free-hearted, will my seat in the office to James Spence. I, Jennie Head will my loud mouth to Marion Prather. I. Ethlene Rouse, being almost sound in mind and body, will to Zudie LeMasters my Democracy book. I. Evelyn King will my ability to be called in the office half the time and still get by to Barbara Corbin. I. Jack Snider, will all of my' unused knowledge of English to James Spence. I, Betty Duckett, will to Jojrfce Powell and Raymond Stoner, my ability to eat candy during study hall without getting caught. I. Doris Blair, being of sound mind and body will to Anna Rose Ponder my locker on the bottom row. I, Christine Garrett, being sound in mind and body, will to Joan Rav my ability to get 17 words per minute in second year typing — keep the good work up! I. Charles Gore, bdng of sound mind, will my ability to stav out all night and not go to sleep in class to Charles Kitchens. I, Zane Barksdale, will to Carolyn Sparks my ability to sit in a desk and peep over the top. I. Joe Brown, will to Jim Hilley, the goodfortune that has followed me all my life. Also the bad luck. I. Doris Stephens, will my ability to make A’s in Shorthand to Betty Dobbins. I. James Stephens, will my ability to sleep in Miss Richey’s room and still pass democracy to Pete Cochran. I, Morris Clark, will to Fred Moman my ability to pass Economics without the use of the book. I. Joyce Spradley, Being in questionable mind and sound body do will my High School column to Betty Jean Smith. I, Gayneill McNeal, will my ability to make A’s in shorthand to Sue Bishop. I, Phyliss Rains, will to Ellen McGuire my appreciation for music. v I, James Hall being of questionable mind after taking two semesters of chemistry, will to Jimmy Roberts my ability fo balance chemical equations in my sleep.