Banks High School - Contrails Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1966 volume:

Cover Designed by FLOY STRICKLAND Co-Editor of 1965 CONTRAILS - A TIME TO REMEMBER 1966 CONTRAILS L. FRAZER BANKS HIGH SCHOOL BIRMINGHAM. ALABAMA VOL. IX ( •Editor GEORGIANA QUITTER and PAUL JOHNSON BANKS . . . Our Home For Seven Hours A Day, Five Days A Week . . . A Place For Action. Spirit, Enthusiasm . . . A TIME FOR LIVING RlT l ? r f! ? i! 11 • till •__• 1 _ ... ..... iftL 4 Hit .!.• I I'M: li li huny: ? ; ______ ■ •l |.|.|«J« ■ •III.1.1.1. muMnnni ift 4 JETS . . . Led By The Great Seniors Of ’66, Leave Behind Their Contrails: Senior Rings, Football, Homecoming, Basketball, The Prom, Baseball, Graduation . . . A TIME FOR PLAYING 5 THE CLASSROOM . . . A Place To Study, Learn, And Test . . . A TIME FOR WORKING 4 6 Nestled In BIRMINGHAM . . . A Place We Often Take But Always Proudly 1 i Red Mountain’s Bosom Dedication 10 Administration 13 Organizations 24 For Granted Honors 79 Features 89 Call Home Sports 116 Underclassmen 146 Seniors 181 Patrons 231 9 10 In Dedication When a man spends four years in one institution, he is giving not only time but a great part of his life. With the dedication of a true Christian, Mr. Benny Russell has contributed these years of his life to create in students an appreciation of good music and a framework upon which to continue further study and singing. Happy and good natured. thoughtful and respectful, Mr. Russell offers a fresh way of learning for many and a new look at living for most. In Appreciation . . . 'Hie Senior Class of 1966 takes this opportunity to express its sincere appreciation to Mr. Nichols for his contribution of six years of service to Hanks High School in the capacity of custodian, confidant, and friend. 4 12 JOSEPH A. GANN Our principal, Mr. Gann, lias been a principal for nine years. He was a coach at Samson High School ami Jones Valley High. After receiving his Master’s Degree, he became principal of North Roebuck School. He is interested in all phases of athletics and has lettered in several sports. In his spare time, he enjoys fishing. 13 ADMINISTRATORS LEAD SCHOOL MRS. REBA CLARK In school work for sixteen years, Mrs. Clark has spent ten as a classroom teacher and six as a counselor. She has a B.A. and an M.A. Degree in counseling from the University of Alabama. Next she will receive an Advanced Diploma in Counseling and Guidance. Her interests are sewing, reading, and graduate work. MRS. MADGE ROBINSON Our head registrar, Mrs. Robinson has been in school work for twenty-two years. Her hobbies include needlework. and her grandchildren. MRS. INEZ BARTLETT The Girls’ Advisor. Mrs. Bartlett, has held this position at Banks for six years. Her interests include two greenhouses, cooking, teaching Sunday School, and her educational sorority. MRS. BESSIE HOLBROOK Mrs. Holbrook who handles all our money has been a registrar for eleven years. Her interests include squaredancing and the welfare of students. MRS. RUTH KINNEY A newcomer to the office this year, Mrs. Kinney has been a registrar for three years. Her hobby is sewing. MRS. MILDRED BAILEY Mrs. Bailey leaches business education to many of our future business leaders. She has taught in Jefferson County and Birmingham schools for ten years. She attended Howard College where she received her B.S. Degree. MISS BRENDA BEARD Miss Beard is teaching History her second year here at Banks. The University of Alabama is ber Alma Mater. She received her B.S. Degree there. Painting is one of her interests. MR. WILLIAM BRAZF.AL Mr. Brazcal has taught here at Banks for four years. He received hb B.S. Degree at the University of Alabama. His hobbies arc tennis and swimming. He tenches History. MRS. DEAL BUTLER Mrs. Butler, who has taught for twelve years, teaches Physical Education. She received her B.S. Degree at Florence State and her M.A. Degree at Alabama College. MRS. RUTH ADAMS Mrs. Adams, who received her B.S. Degree from Howard College, teaches chemistry. She has taught at several different schools for a total of ten years. Her interests include travel, scouts, and church work. MISS DIANE ASHLEY Miss Ashley has taught English at Banks for three years. She went to the University of Alabama where she received her B.S. Degree. Her interests arc music and reading. MRS. I.OIS BOWIE Mrs. Bowie, an English teacher, received her B.S. Degree at Jacksonville State and her M.A. Degree at the University of Alabama. Her interests include music, teaching in church school, and rending. MR. MONTE BRAKEF1F.LD Mr. Brakefield teaches Latin and senior science. He has taught here for four years. He received his B.A. Degree at Birmingham-Southern College. Golf is his hobby. COACH WILLIAM BURGESS Coach Burgess has taught two years at Rinks. He received his B.S. Degree at Auburn. Hunting and fishing are hb interests. MR. JAMES CALDWELL Mr. Caldwell, who teaches Mathematics, has taught in Birmingham for three years. He works part-time at the Boy’s Club, teaching swimming, lifesaving, and first aid. 15 MISS ANN COCHRAN Miss Cochran, who teaches English, has taught for four years here at Banks. She was graduated from Birmingham-Southern College, where she received a B.A. Degree. She likes to read and listen to music, and occasionally, play the piano. MISS JANE DRINKARD Miss Drinkard teaches Kngiish and is the sponsor of the CONTRA 115 STAFF. She has taught for one year in Georgia and three here in Birmingham. She attended the University of Hawaii and the University of Alabama where she received her B.S. Degree. MRS. MARILYN FRANKS Mrs. Franks has taught for fourteen years and is now teaching at Banks. She attended New Mexico Stale University where she received her B.S. Degree, and the University of Tennessee where she received her M.S. Degree. Her hobbies are reading and sewing. MR. WILLIE FRY Mr. Fry, a Spanish teacher, has taught for a total of fifteen years. He went to the University of Alabama where he received his B.A. Degree and his M.A. Degree and his advanced degree in Education. His hobbies are reading and woodwork. MR. CARL CALVERT Mr. Calvert, who teaches us chemistry, has taught for a total of eighteen years. His interests are gardening and horseback-riding. MISS JOY CLARK Miss Clark, who teaches history and economics, taught at Enslcy for two years before coming to Banks. She attended Southwestern at Memphis; Huntington, where she received her B.A. Degree; and the University of Chattanooga, where she did gradunte work. MISS MARTHA DRIVER Miss Driver is teaching Science for the first time. She received her B.S. Degree at the University of Alabama. Her interests include watching television, playing tennis, and reading. MISS ROSA ELLIOTT Miss Elliott, who teaches English, is teaching for the first time. She attended the University of Alabama where she received her B.S. Degree. Swimming and attending concerts are her interests. MRS. EDNA CALLOWAY Mrs. Galloway has taught for a total of sixteen years. She is now teaching Latin. She received her B.A. Degree at Howard College and will receive her M.A. Degree from the University of Alabama this summer. Her interests are flowers, sewing, and traveling. MRS. MARIE GIBBS Mrs. Gibbs, an English teacher, taught fof three years in Gadsden before coming to Banks. She went to the University of Alabama and Jacksonville State where she received her B.S. Degree. Her hobby is collecting rocks. MRS. NANCY IjOU GRAVES Mrs. Graves (aught at Coulwood Junior High in Charlotte, North Carolina for one year before coming to Hanks. She received her B.S. Degree at Fast Tennessee State University. This math teacher's hobbies are sewing, knitting, and playing the organ. MR. DON GRF.F.N Mr. Green is teaching physical education and civic for his first _ year. He received his B.S. Degree at Howard College and his M.A. Degree at the University of Alabama. He enjoys hunting and fishing. MRS. IRENE HENDRICKS A supply teacher for eight years. Mrs. Hendricks liegnn teaching English at Banks this car. She attended the University of Arizona, and Birmingham-Southern College, where she received her A.B. Degree. Sewing, knitting, playing bridge, and church library work are her hobbies. MISS VIRGINIA HODGES Miss Hodges, who i teaching for her first lime, teaches bookkeeping, business law. and tvping. She attended Auburn I niversity where she received her B.S. Degree. Her hobbies are water skiing, knitting, and reading. MISS KATHERINE HARRISON Our favorite teacher. Miss Harrison, teaches us history. She has taught for four years. She attended the University of Alabama where she received her B.S. Degree in Education. Her hobbies are skiing and art. MRS. ELIZABETH HATCH One of the busiest teachers around Bank is Mr . Hatch. As one of the girls physical education teachers, -hr work- with the Cheerleaders, the 6” Club, the swim team, and the tennis team. She attended the University of Alabama where she received her B.S. Degree. MISS CHARLOTTE HOLLAND Mi— Holland, an English teacher, is beginning her third year her at Banks. She went to Judson College, where -In- received her B. A Degree. Her interests are sewing, reading, music, and cooking. MRS. BARBARA JARBOE Mrs. Jarhoe taught for two year- at tin- Lnivcr-it of Mi—ouri one year in Saint Iamis. and six years at Ramsay. She is teaching French this year. She went to the Uxdvenitv of Alabama and th� University of Mi—ouri and ha- rceei ed both a B.S. Degree ami t M.A. Degree. MISS DELLA GRIFFIN Before coming to Banks. Miss Griffin taught at Saint Clair County High School. She received her A.B. Degree at Howard College. She teaches American history and economics. Her interests include reading, cooking, and a desire for knowledge. MR. GEORGE HANI.IN Mr. Hunlin has taught for a total of nine years: two years at Warrior High School, one year at Woodlawn, and six years at Bank.-. He teaches ninth. He has received both a B.S. Degree and a M.A. Degree after attending Howard College and Auburn University. Mr. Hanlin enjoys sports. MR. WILLIAM LANKFORD Mr. Lankford, who has taught for eight years, teaches economic and physical education. He attended Howard College where he received his B.S. Degree and the University of Alabama where hr received his M.A. Degree. Hr is interested in sports. MRS. CAROLYN LAYTON This is Mrs. La 1 on’s first year to teach algebra. She attended Auburn University and Howard College where she received a B.S. Degree. Water skiing, swimming, and sewing arc her interests. MR. RICHARD MANSF1EI.D-J0NES Mr. Mansfield-Jones has taught for twenty years in Birmingham He is teaching math this year. He utlended the Universities of Alabama, West Indies and Chicago where he received his B.S.. A.B and M.S. Degrees. His hobby is horticulture. MISS SARAH MARLEY This is Miss Marley’s second year to teach math here at Bank? She attended the Woman’s College of Georgia where she receiver) her A.B. Degree. Heading and sewing are her hobbies. MISS MARION LOWRY Miss Lowry, an English teacher, has taught for two years. She attended Birmingham-Southern where she received her B.A. Degree and the University of Alabama where she received her M.A. Degree. Her interests are singing, bowling, skating, playing the piano and organ, and skeet shooting. MR. SIDNEY MALLOY Mr. Malloy has taught for a total of nineteen years. This English teacher attended Rirminghnm-Southern where he received his A.B. Degree. Golf and swimming are his interests. MISS REBECCA JENNINGS Our speech teacher. Miss Jennings, has taught for four years. She attended Alabama College and the University of Denver where she received her B.A. Degree and a M.A. Degree. Art and the theater are her interests. MRS. GRACE JOHNSON Our mechanical drawing teacher, Mrs. Johnson has taught for five years here at Banks. She attended Birmingham Southern College where she received her A.B. Degree. Her interests include working on a Master’s Degree, Sunday School teaching, and all the graphic art?. MRS. ELEARSE JEFFORDS Mrs. Jeffords i? teaching clothing and family living for the fir? time this year. She was formerly with the County Welfare Depart ment. She attended Birmingham-Southern College and Auburn Uni remit) win raduated with a ILS Dt ■ Her h ! l� ies ar sewing, knitting, and music. MR. WILLIAM JENKINS Before coming to Banks, Mr. Jenkins taught for two years a Davidson High School in Mobile. He received his B.S. Degree a Athens College. In addition to teaching history, he works part tim as our guidance counselor. His interests are art and sailing. MR. JOHN McCLURE Mr. McClure, our physics teacher, has taught for five years. Hr attended the University of Alabama, where he received his B.S. and M.A. Degrees. His interests are -.ports and science. MRS. GAY McNAIR This is Mrs. McNair’s fourth year to teach biology at Ranks. She attended Livingston State College where she received her B.S. Degree. Horseback riding and playing bridge arc her hobbies. MR. JOHN POINTER Mr. Pointer, who has taught for eight years here at Ranks, teaches government. American History, and senior science. He graduated from the University of Alabama where he received both his R.S. and M.A. Degrees, MISS ANNA PRAYTOR Miss Praytor lias taught English for many years. She attended Birmingham-Southern where she received her A.B. Degree and the University of Alabama where she received her M.A. Degree. Her hobbies are selling books and growing orchids. MRS. WILLARD MAULDIN Mrs. Mauldin, who has taught for many years, teaches home economics, foods, and family living. She attended Alabama College where she received her R.S. Degree. All 'port , needlework, and her grandchildren are her hobbies. MRS. NANCY McKINNON Mrs. McKinnon, who has taught for two years, teaches commercial arithmetic, history, and typing. She attended Auburn University. where she received her B.S. Degree. Baseball, swimming, and traveling arc her interests. MISS GALE McNF.IL This is Miss McNeil's first year to teach math and senior science. She attended the University of Alabama, where she received her B.S. Degree. Listening to music and reading arc her interests. MRS. ELIZABETH PEARCE This is Mrs. Pearce’s third year to teach Spanish here at Banks. She attended Alabama College and Birmingham-Southern and received a B.S. Degree. Reading, sewing, and knitting arc her hobbies. MRS. GLADYS RAWLS Mrs. Rawls, who has taught for thirty-five years in Birmingham, leaches American History and government. She attended Sophie Newcomb College where die received her A.B. Degree ami Columbus University where she received her M.A. Degree. Reading, gardening, traveling, nature study and music are her interests. MR. JOHN ROGERS Mr. Rogers taught at Talladega High School before coming to Banks. This math teacher attended Howard College, where he receiver! his B.S. Degree. Sports, art, and traveling are his interests. 19 MR. ROBERT SIMMONS Mr. Simmons has taught biology an l coached the Freshman Foot ball Team for three years here at Banks. He graduated from the University of Alabama where he received both his B.S. anti M.A. Degrees. He is interested in all sports. MISS SUE SMITH This is Miss Smith’s fir-t year to teach geometry and algebra. She attended Alabama College where she received her B.S. Degree. Her interest is drag racing. MBS. DIANNE ULCH Tins is Mrs. Ulrh’s second year to teach English here at Banks. She graduated from Troy State College where she receiver! her B.S Degree. Reading, sewing, and cooking are her interests. MRS. JEAN VAUGHN Mrs. Vaughn has taught Spanish mid English for one year. She attended the Universities of Mexico and Miami where she receiver! her B.A. Degree. Her hobbies are music and dancing. MISS JANNIS ROSA This is Miss Rosa’s first year to teach math and physical educe lion. She attended Alabama College where she received her B.S Degree. Sports and sewing are her hobbies. MRS. MARY SWEEPS •Mrs. Shields, who leaches biology, luis taught for a total of eigh years. She attended Tarkio College in Tarkio. Missouri where shi receiver! her B.A. Degree. MRS. WII.I.K STIFF Mrs. Slief is one of our English teachers. She graduated from Birmingham-Southern College where she received her B.A. and M.A. Degrees. Her hnhhie- are reading, oil and china painting, music, and fishing. MR. ROBERT THOMPSON This is Mr. Thompson’s fourth year as a math teacher here at Bunks. He gr.yluated from Birmingham-Southern where he received his B.S. Degree. Tape recording and gardening are his hobbies. MRS. GRACE L. WAITS Mrs. Waits, who says that she has taught for one hundred and nine years, teaches English. She attended the University of Alabama and George Peabody College and has receiver! both her B.S. and M.A. Degrees. Photography and growing flowers arc her hobbies. MRS. MU WEEKS Our art teacher. Mrs. Well , ha- taught for sixteen years. Shr attended the Universities of Denver and Alabama and has received a B.F.A. and M.A. Degrees. Collecting old jewelry, pressed glass and stercopticon slides are her hobbies. MR. GEORGE WHITE Our number one coach, “Shorty While, has taught for nine years. He attended Jacksonville Slate College and Auburn University and has received both his B.S. and M.A. Degrees. Hr is interested in helping boys develop physically and mentally. MR. JERRY WHITE .Mr. White, our shop teacher has taught for five years. He attended Mississippi State University where he graduated with a B.S. Degree. He is working on a M.A. Degree at the University of Alabama He is interested in all sports. MR. JAMES DAVIS Our band director. Mr. Davis, taught at Oak Grove High School for one year before coming to Banks. He attended Howard College and received a B.S. Degree. He is interested in hunting and guns. MR. BENNY RUSSELL Mr. Russell, our choir director has taught for four years, lie attended Howard College and has received a B.A. of Music Education Degree. Poodles and picture are his hobbies. MRS. BESSIE LEWIS Our Librarian, Mrs. Ijewis, has worked with schools for eighteen years. She attended Birmingham Southern whore site receiver! her A.B. Degree and Emory University where she received her A.B. Degree in Library Science. Gardening is her hobby. MRS. JUANITA BLUE Mrs. Blue is our assistant Librarian. She has worked with schools for four years. She has many interests including sewing, cooking, reading and gardening. MRS. STOKES— 11 earl Dietitian MRS. GAINES Assistant Dietitian A trjrhrr a! work. 21 Junior Fire Marshall? “And then ! � � aid to Monte “Hop-nlong” Calvert! “It taken a man to appreciate a rand' apple!” 24 ORGANIZATIONS Organizations comprise a major part of our curriculum at banks. The more than fifty clubs and other organizations build students socially, scholastically, and professionally. Steve Gurley Leads PRESIDENT TE K (,l Kin Banks High School was opened in September, 1957. One member was chosen from each Session Room, and those members ire called the Student Council. The Student Body officers, along with the officials appointed by the President, make up the Student Cabinet. The Fall Administration, lead by President Steve Gurley, functioned efficiently in co-operation with the elected Student Council and carried out the many functions demanded by the fall agenda. Homecoming mums. Student Directories, Sportsmanship Day, and other such projects were smoothly carried out by the student government. 'Hie officers, elected in the Spring of 1965, were the top candidates of an election which saw one of the most active campaigns in Ranks’ History. Signs were found plastered on walls throughout the halls and in most every room in the school. Students heard all the candidates make campaign speeches at the end of the campaign, following the signing of petitions and qualifying for the race the winners and losers alike gained the experience of honest competition, and several of the losers went oil to win in the Spring Semester race. HOYS’ VICE-PRESIDENT TED COl.l.SON GIRLS’ VICE-PRESIDENT JOAN WAGES SECRETARY TOMMY DCDl.EY TREASURER STEVE SPENCER HEAD MARSHAL BILLS MARTIN Fall Student Government Cabinet Accepts Challenge of a Rigid Schedule During the Fall Months PARLIAMENTARIAN ....................... Reid Crony BUILDING CROUNDS ............... Billy Strickland CLUBS SAFETY .................... Wand. Scfaeinert PUBLICITY .......................... John Conway ELECTIONS ......................... Cathy Andrews ATHLETICS.............................Jimmy Bum. SPORTSMANSHIP ....................... Don Roberts SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVE ............ Byron Bryani SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVE ............. Donna Daw PUBLICATIONS ......................... Jeanic Bailey CHAPLAIN ................................... Rick Andrews Student Body officer , along with the Cabinet form the higher tudent governing authority. Student Council Represents All Banks’ Students ht Row: Hancock, Wayne Melville, Demonic Mu mo, Debhy Powell, Libby Camp. Steve Curley. Joan Wages. Ted Coulson. Tommy Dudley. Steve Spencer, Billie Sl.irtin, Phillip Lankford, Dennis Staltcnbcrg. 2nd Row: Thomas Oakes, Buster Blackburn. Jcanninc McWhirtcr. Beth Thompson, Francis Crow. Jeanic Bailey, Cathy Andrews, Mike Murrah, Ginger McCord, Wanda Sheinert, Donna Davis. Joan Cobb, Debbie McCord. Becky Suttlr, Pat Gamble, Linda Cook, Terri Harper, Marilyn Taylor. 3rd Row: Don Comp, Bob Phare . Hoogic Mitchell. Steve West, Reid (’rotty, Billy Strickland, Btucc Undwy, Don Roberts, Jimmy Bums, Kenneth Mosely, Ricky Andrews, Ronnie Muncr, Byron Bryant, Rodney Sartain Joluuiy Waits, Jane Maynor, Janice Stevenson 4th Row: Clyde Gaines, Dennis Jame« Mike Holt, Woody O’Brien, Jeff Masters, Robert Gillham. Ken Wohler, Bennie Head, John Amart, John Conway, Joey Falkner, Jack Murrah, James Howard, George Henderson. 27 President Johnny Waits PRESIDENT JOHNNY WAITS BOYS’ VICE-PRESIDENT—REID GROTTY secr ETA RY—JEANI e bailey The Atlministration of Johnny Waits brought forth many new ideas to Hank High School. Committees were appointed from the Cabinet to check about possible revision of the Pilot, and a I fall of Fame was created for the first lime in the relatively short history of Hanks. Assemblies, which are planned by the student government, featured such programs a a display of Hirming-ham's famous police dogs, films of the Morris Avenue fire, a play put on by the Thespians Club, and several other programs rated among the Inst in Banks history. The campaign for the offices in the Spring Administration was the longest in history. The competition was fierce, and ingenious methods used to attract voters included a lighted “billboard'’, parades in the halls, coathnngors on the lights, signs on or near clocks, and highly artistic posters and banners. Several races was decided by razor-thin margins as many well qualified students were in the race. The winners emerged on the top of one of the hottest campaigns in the history of Hanks High School. TREASURER—DANNY S1LVEY CIRCS’ VICE-PRESIDENT— AMY BLACKBURN 28 Heads Spring Administration Cabinet Works Hard to Complete Several Major School Projects PARLIAMENTARIAN ........................ Jim Lloyd BUILDING GROUNDS .................... tarry Kn-h CLUBS SAFETY .................... Ginger McCord PUBLICITY ............................ Mary Waldrop ELECTIONS ........................... Paul Johnson ATHLETICS ............................ Ken Wohler SPORTSMANSHIP ...................... Loro1 Simmon SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVE ............. Wendy Wall FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVE ............ Kathy Ncugent PUBLICATIONS ......................... Dave Wat-on CHAPLAIN ............................ Joey Falkncr Student Elections Were Preceded by Fierce Competition Candidate ' banner appear high over the M-hool a candidate u c long ladder and much help to attract the attention of voter . Mr. Fry Sponsors Student Government for Second Year Mr. Fry this year sponsored thr Student Government for the second consecutive year. A teacher at Hanks for a number of years, Mr. Fry lias earned the admiration and resj� ect of the Students who have worked on the Cabinet and Council The work of these bodies need the type of capable leadership Mr. Fry provides while leaving the actual leadership to the elected of- ficials. 29 Choir Adds Music to Jet Spirit I I 3 Members Include Many School Leaders The 1965-66 edition of the Hank High School A Capclla Choir continued its pattern of being considered by many as. being the finest high school choir in the state of Alabama. Directed by Mr. Benny Russell for the past four years, the choir sang at such functions as the Christinas program, the dedication of a flag in the memory of Viet Nnm victim Warren Allen. Thanksgiving, Faster, graduation, and the biggest of all. the Spring Concert. To get the desired results of lieing a good choir instead of merely an average choir meant sincere dedication by ! oth Mr. Russell and the 113 members of the Choir. Congratulations to one of the finest organizations at Banks. VICE-PRESIDENT Joe - Falkrwr PRESIDENT Bobby Tiammrll SECRETARY' Barbara PigR HISTORIAN Jam Smitloun 30 Chancellors Excel in Musical Ability hirst Row, L-R. Wayne Dotton, Bobby I-cma ler, Tom Fuller, Johnny PrnucI, Tommy Codwin, Edwin Wright, Billy Waite . Jimmy Morris Rusty Coulter, Reid Crotly, Kay Killing-worth. Craig Cordo, Bobby Edward , Ronald Barber, Bobby Trammell, I jury McMillan, Frank Robin on, Pat McKim, Everett Vann, John Falkner, Craig Ray, Reid Tyler. 2nd Row: Bill Bright, Bob Broadhcad, Mike Smith, Steve Curley, Ijny Kendrick, r 'Jnt. Jim lJoyd, Dennis Kahlcr. Joey Faulkner, Doug Klinsing, Johnny Waits. Don Massey, Paul Johnson, Randy Whittington, Don ivf • ' d Vi Klin?ln a a lrr' Q™ Merrill. Prince Clayton. Tommy King, 3rd Ron'.-Bob Crosthwailh, Dennis Hallmark, Ricky Clifton, Dickm Rose, Ronnie Coons. Jimmy Summers Jody Conner. Bob Suinmerour. Ricky Crowley, Ernie Poore, Kenny Booker, Ricky Andrews Dave Watson, Kenneth Jarkvon, Steve Whiting. Mike Goddard, Harry Autry. Gary Knight. PREMIUM Joey Falkner VICE-PRESIDENT Reid Crotty SECRETARY Kay Killing worth TREASURER Bob Tramnrll Composed of sixty-seven boy , the Chancellors have firmly established a reputation of being one of the finest male choral group in the state. In the past years, capably directed by Mr. Benny Bussell, the) have received the highest ratings possible in district and state competition and are now widely recognized for their musical abilities. They not only give music to Banks High School hul also offer themselves and their time to various other services for the betterment of the entire school and student body. On October 21. 1965. the club gave to the schol a Victory Flag which is to Ik flown on the school flag pole whenever the Banks team w ins a game. 31 Girls Glee Club Sings Through Year I 19 Members Combine Outstanding Musical Talent Thrn the farmer’ daughter � a««l • • • The largest and most talented Girls’ Glee Club in the history of Ranks High School this year won recognition ns one of the finest such groups in the state. Led by Mr. Bennie Russell for the fourth straight year, the members rehearsed daily throughout the year to obtain the mature sounds so often missing from n high school chorus of its type. Many of the members were selected to Ik in the mixed ensemble or one of the girls' ensembles. 32 Bank’s Finest Voices Blend in Mixed Ensemble Seated: Doris Blackburn, Karcy Golden, Elaine Wheeler, Lejl to Kifiht: Margie Coe, Amy Blackburn, Larry McMillan, Jeanne Link. Don Mizell, Lynn Howard, Edwin Wright, Jean LaGroue, Bobby Edward . Bailor.! Pigg, Bobby Trammell. Ann Fowler, Ronald Barbee, EvereU Vann, Joey Faulkner, Rusty Couller, Pal McKim. Made up of the leading vocalists at Banks, the Mixed Ensemble blends into u unit of expert musical talent which excels the abilities of the average vocalist. The members are selected by the director. Mr. Bussell, at the beginning of each school year. To attain membership a person must must display outstanding musical ability nnd be a member of the school choir with previous exjrcricnce a highly desirable qualification. Since its formation several years ago the Mixed Ensemble has performed at school and community affairs os well as having consistently been rated “Superior at State Competition. Special numbers arc sung from all types of music and often the Ensemble sings “duets with the Choir, “echoing” the Choir in special arrangements. 33 Banks’ Ensembles Complet Senior Girls’ Ensemble Enters Second Year 1st How: Jennie Hailey, Rebeoca Dill, Thelma McElroy, Bronwyn Turner, Becky Murphree. 2nd Row: Honda Field, Judy Day. Marcia Ballrniinr, I.ynn Fullilnve, Judy Killingswortli. 3rd How: Cynthia Huhble, Jane Smithson. Nancy Arthur. Cingcr McCord. Junior Girls Gain Experience Singing Together lu How: Janice Gilbert, Teresa Thomas, Carol Adderhold. 2nd How: Kay Keeton, Peggy McCullough, I-er Ann Whittle, Barbara Wilton. 3rd How: Nancy Crimmit, Cinny Hearn, Linda Roberts, Sandra Cason. 4th Row: Helen Coulton, Martha Harp, Muffed Maples, Cathy Abney, Marcia Ballentine. 34 Alabama’s Largest Choral Department Sophomore Boys Begin Three Years of Singing Together l. R: Pianitl, Diane Adamson, Allan Oilnnan, David Duggett, I.rr Burdick, Bill Jnnr . Bill Bright, Tom Fuller. Mike Holt, Granville Bruner. Larry Kendrirk, David MeCraven. Ricky Crowly, John Martin. James Brown. Sophomore Girls’ Ensemble Sings Through First Year L-R: Nancy tanier,. Mary Frances Killingsworth. Pam Gafnea. Joy Bennett. Jane Skinner. Dale Simmons. Betty Jb Moye, Becky Lee. Mrliua Gilhreathe, Diane Adamson. Shirley Collins, Rrhecca Hildebrand, Patty Bank , Su� an Strickland, Brenda Jay. 35 Boot n Tassel Contributes Talent to Banks Row I Diana Mitchell, Diane Co . Linda Morrow, Connie Currier, Suvan Steven-. Row 2 Mary Ann Blair, Nan Windham, Judy Holland, Ann Windham, Pam Bowlin. B irhara Webb, Susan Oakley, Sherry Smith. Carol Foster. Row 3 Pat Clem, Pat Holmes, Janice Willis, Sheri Balrntine, Carolyn Dele-, Susan Slat sky. Janet Foster. Row 4 Peggy Brannon, Sharon Cash, Coil Fitzpatrick, F.laine Folsner, Sharon Merit, Bohbie Knplrtd, Jo Ellen Jarvis, Marla Scogin. Row S Diane Dean, Diane Dillion, Linda West, Betty Corina, Qturlene Kilgore. Becky Boone, Connie Mann, Jean Staton OFFICERS PRESIDENT—Linda Morrow VICE-PRESIDENT—Nan Windham SECRETARY—Carol Footer TREASURER—Marla Scgin SCT. AT ARMS—Judy Holland Sherry Smith SOCIAL CHAIRMAN—Susan Slatsky The purpose of the Boot n’ Tassel Club is to train girls to be Majorettes. The organization teaches the girls technique, fundamentals, and encourages them to have high standards. It is a training club rather than a competitive club. 36 ro c ro 3 00 TO QJ 3 CL Blue Jet Band Soars 38 to Greatest Heights Ever lo . Vo Head Majorette, Linda Morrow; Drum Majors, Lynn Phillips and Larry Willis; and Flagbearers Complete Birmingham’s Finest Band 39 Many Varied Aspects Combine . . . Lynn PblUipt direct at pep rally. To Make a United Band. 40 Majorettes Display Great Talent L-R: Head Majorette Linda Morrow, Judy Holland (featured twirler), Ann Windham, Pnm Bowlin. Barbara Webb, Susan Oakley. Sherry Smith, Nan Windham, Mury Ann Blair, Carol Foster. 41 Audio Visual Club Operates School Equipment The Audio-Visual Club wai first started in 1957 as a science club. The name was later changed to the Audio-Visual Club. This club is made up of twenty members who are interested in learning how to o|M rate such equipment as movie projectors, camera equipment and the lights behind the stage. One of the most important functions of the A.V. Club is to provide photographs for the Contrails. The photographer for the staff of the Contrails is usually selected from the A.V. Club. Tire A.V. Club takes care of the P.A. system and the microphones for programs in the Auditorium and the Gym. 'Hie A.V. Club handles the lights and spot lights during plays and speeches given for the public, from which benefits go to the school. An example of this was the program “Oklahoma given by the Speech Department. PRESIDENT Bill Waites VICE-PRESIDENT Wayne Perry SECRETARY Beverly Montgomery lu Row: Ronnie Stitli, Randy Foust. Terry Kershaw, David Phillips. Johnny Johnson. 2nd Row: Barbara Miller, Beverly Montgomery, Ceorgianna Quitter, Dab- DuBose, Nell Westbrook. 3rd Row: Alun Pas., Urr William . Wayne McMahon. Jerry Parker, Philip Gilmer,. Bick Schmidt. Kenny Schmidt. 42 Ushers Club Serves on Big Occasions 'Hie Ushers Club is a service club. It was created to provide ushers nt all school functions. Membership is comprised of hoys from the sixth, seventh, and eighth semesters selected by the club members. This year’s Ushers Club is sponsored by Mr. Jenkins. The slate of officers for the 1 ‘ 65-66 year include Billy Strickland. Head Usher: John Conway, Associate Head Usher; Ted Coulson, Assistant Head Usher; Steve Spencer, Secretary; Steve Gurley. Treasurer; and Don Roberts. Sergeant at Arms. In Row: Bruce Lindsey, Billy Strickland, John Con nay. Ted Coulson, Steve Curley, Steve Spencer, Don Roberta. 2nd Rote: Johnny Johnston. Ijrn Krch, David Dulion, Merrill Mann. 3rd Rote: Wayne Hester, William Zales. Jim Lloyd, Allan Cirardeau, David Young. Buddy Self, Alan Martin. 4th Row: Reid Grotty, Johnny Waits, Danny Silvcy. Robert Gillum. Rodney Pruitt. Boh Summerour, Jimmy Bums, Billy Coupland. Phillip 43 Isi Row: Mr. Roger , porw r; Sieve Gilmer; Larry Willi ; Lynn Philli| : Mike Shaw; David Crump; Allen Tillery. 2nd Row: Jan HcUley, Jane Martin, Joyce Sumner . Becky York. Judy Tilton, Barbara Hathaway. Skipper Greer. Gary Frrnbcc. 3rd Row: Bonnie MacDermatt, Connie Walker, Janice Roger . Jackie Cunningham, Bebbie Powell, John Amari, Kay Keeton, Murcia Kib-ntinr, Ralph Mitchell. Promoters Club Boosts Brotherhood PRESIDENT Jan HeUlcy VICE-PRESIDENT John Amari CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Steve Gilmer RECORDING SECRETARY Kay Keeton CHAPLAIN Mike Shaw The complete name of this club U “Promoters of Cootl Will and Understanding.” Its main purpose is to promote pood will and understanding among the people of this school, community, and country and to do all in our power for the cause of world peace. This club promotes understanding through the Uniter! Nations, that organization which has united the countries of the world as one brethren. The Promoters Club works to strengthen our nation and bring it to one accord with our fellow neighbors. Tin; mcml ers of this club are dedicated youth willing to work for the good of the club and the school. The greatest attraction of the club is the Uniter! Nations tour taken every year by members of the Banks’ Promoters Club and “indents from other Promoters Clubs around the city. The delegates on this tour spend about ten days in New York City and Washington D.C. touring the cities and studying the Uniter! Nations. 4 44 Member are: hi How: Marian Pierce, Rene Rhode , Sheryl Kilgore, Amy Blackburn. Kathy Hemphill, Jane Skinner. 2nd How: Cindy Slay, Card Vmbeifton. Judy Killing v.mh, Jan. Smitlwon, Margie Coe, Mary Gayle. Ird How: Ted Goulsan, John Conway. Tommy Dudley, Nancy Dullon. Jan Strubcl, I-air) Kiel., Coach Caoalr. ith Row: Rocky Peterson, Jimmy Rog.i . Reid • roily. Rusty Coulter, Crcg Gayle, James McCraven. Sih How: Sieve Abboii, Jackie Morrab, Rae Allen, Larry Simmon , Cliff Eady. Dave Watson. 6th How: David Young. Ruddy Self, Johnny Johnson, Paul Johnson, Joey Falkner, Jim IJoyd. Junior Civitans Build Good Citizenship Junior Civitan is n means of approval of the counselor of the PRESIDENT training youth for unselfish civic sponsoring club may be adapted. T«l Coul� on leadership for the present and in Each club carries out several VICE-PRESIDENT the future. The purpose of this projects during the year. The club Dave Wat� on club is to the community. sold toothbrushes last year and at The Junior Civitan Club of Christinas the club sells fruit cakes. SECRETARY Banks High School is sponsored As a member one accomplishes Amy Blackburn by the East Lake Civitan Club. the objective of Civitan “Builders TREASURER Our counselor from ibis Civitan of Good Citizenship in many Reid Qrotty i Mr. Miles Dutton who meets ways. Members learn to serve their with club twice a month. The club fellow members and their com- CH A PLAIN has a membership of forty with munity; and in doing this they are JimIJoyd Mr. Casale as the sponsor. developing the necessary training SPONSOR The Junior Civitans serve their for unselfish citizenship and true Mr. Cisalr respective communities in many leadership. ways. Any project meeting the 45 Latin Club Studies Roman Culture Cindy Dickey display, Roman palla. Tim Latin Club of Bunks High School is a member of the Junior Classical League of both state and national groups. It participates in all activities of the state group and lias had members attending the State Convention since the club was organizer). The purpose of this club is to encourage among students who are now taking I Jilin or have studied Latin an interest in and appreciation of the civilizations. language, literature, arid art of the Creeks and Romans. Meetings are held on regular club days with programs covering many phases of the ancient Creeks and Romans. 'lire chapter is already planning to send a large delegation to the state convention at Montgomery and hopes to send at least one to the national convention in Kentucky. Mrs. Galloway serves as sponsor for the Latin Club. The officers of the Latin Club arc: Steve Penuel. President: Jack Murrab, Vice President: Brenda Jay. Secretary; Cindy Dicky, Treasurer. I.-R. Paul Johnson, Jack Mutrah. Sieve Penuel. Brenda Jay, Cindy Dickey. Mr . Calloway. 2nd Row: Margaret Ilusbce, Clynda Wright. Linda -Stieraro. Pete ‘'hieId . Nancy Gillirealh. Sandy Flaugher. Barbara Attawav, Lynn Orrender. Becky Cation, Belli Van Dali, Kli aheth Crabtree. 3rd Ro� r: Dwayne Albret . Ronnie Manet. George Inzer. Cregory Gayle, Walter Brnnrit, Tommy Tolbert, Wayne Weosinger, Doug Burnell, Debbie Wilson. Puiriria Rilry. hh Row: Billy Mien, Barney Braden. Vic Treadwell, Mike Holt. Rirky Crowley, BniOC Smith, Ronnie Patton , Frank Sjurk . Jan Turner. Carol Gilliland. Barbara WiNon. Sth Rote: Donna Chilton. Diane Sample. Janie Howard. Floyd McBride. James Brown. 46 Spanish Club Learns of Spanish Civilizations PRESIDENT Marie Sandifer SECRETARY Lyn Vlnxant TREASURER Pat Gamble j Adelaide, siempre ndelantc! The purpose of the Spanish Club is “to encourage the practice of Spanish and the familiarization of the members with the custom , literature, and art of Spanidi-spcnking people and to try to increase the friendship of their country and ours. The club shall also work for the good of the school and participate in all the regular club activities’ as quoted from our constitution. Our activities have included programs on Communist infiltration in Spanishspeaking countries, programs on the culture of Mexican Indians, reports on actual visits to Mexico, a Mexican fiesta, Homecoming activities, and special project such as keeping the school clean. We try to live up to our motto: {Adclantc, siempre, adclante! Forward, always forward! The dub’s colors are red and green; the flower is the Yellow-Rose, and the song is “Cielito Lindo . Membership is limited to thirty. All members must have half a year of Spanish, a C average in all majors, and not more than twenty demerits. 47 hi Row: .Mrs. Pearce, Sponsor, Chris Hodge . Carolyn Perry. Pat Gamble. Lyn Vin ant, Linda Gamble. Matie Sandifcr. 2nd Row: Barbara Tribble, Dale Mitchell. Margaret Meadows, David Rich wine. Jan Allen. Catherine Crawford. Joan Cobb. 3rd Row: Richard Shocn, Beverly Davis. Peggy Brannon, Larry Watts, Jerry Gray, Kenneth Kytle. Pat Murphy, John White. ”Le Circle De Francais” Studies Today’s France First Row: Fat Townes, Cynthia Blue. Jackie Armfiold. Second Row: Cathy Durham, Ann Harkin� , Sharon Dear, Barluu Vann. Third Row: Fat Blythe. Diane Drrhrr, Nikki Currdot. Tamara Adam . Sharon Brav. Standing: Mr . Jarhoc. ?pon«or. Not Shown: Catol Blairb, Margaret Conradi. PRESIDENT Cindy Blue V. PRESIDENT Jackie Armfirld TREASURER Pat Towne CREED To acquire a knowledge of the French language and people. To further international well being, To be ready to give as wcll ts to take. To cooperate with others for the welfare of the club, To be loyal to my club in thought, word, and deed. To give her always of my best efforts— These shall be my honest endeavors ns a member of “Le Circle de Francais. The purpose of the French Club is to further international understanding and cooperation and to gain a better knowledge of France the people, land and language. To achieve this purpose our members have corresponded with French pen pals. The club has also had films anti programs about the land and customs on club days. The subject of the French teenager’s life is usually discussed in the programs. 48 Math Club Prepares Members for Future Needs First row. I.-R: Rrnnl.i Hcmlrrsnn, Naomi Russell, Shirley Collin . Ronnie Yarbrough. Sr.cond row: John Raker, Rilly Ingram. Pete Shields. Third row: Ken Wahlen . Frank Hi . Ricky Cafford. Eddir Sim . Fourth row: Ronny Smith, Janie MeCraven, Kelley Freeman, Mr. Thompson, Sponsor. The Math Club serves as a means of bringing together under favorable conditions students who are capable of realizing something of the beauty and |K wer of the subject. Increased interest in math and extended knowledge of the subject usually comes with individual research, but in most cases achievements are more normal and satisfying when attained by shared activities. One phase of Math Club.is the extension of knowledge beyond the possibilities of class instruc- tion. A course in the manipulation of the slide rule and explanation of computer oriented math will be items on the agenda of study. There will also be a time when the amusing side of the subject will lie examined in the form of puzzles and math riddle . A club thrives best when integrated with social activities, competitions and exhibitions both within the club and through school activities. Tri-Hi-Y Clubs Show Moral and Christiar hi Roiv: Helen Coulscn, Barbara Wilson, Leanne Whittle. Carol Addrrhold, Miv Beard. Sponsor, Janet Gilbert, Tanya Conway, Virginia Hearn, Martha Harp. 2nd Row: Jane Smithson. Cynthia Dahlke. Thelma Me-Elroy, Becky Suttlc, Gena Beckett, Nancy Arthur. Laura Hind . Unda Norris. 3rd Row: Gail Walton. Joann Tucker, Sandra Porker. Dori Blackborn, Sandra Fox. WIIAT IS TRI-HI-Y? Tri-Hi-Y is u YMCA-spon-sored service club for high school-age girls, united by friendship and working to create. maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian charatcer. This diih trains members to become good leaders by serving on program and project committees. by accepting other specific jobs. By preparing for, and participating in Youth and Government legislatures, Community Forums, and other public affairs programs, Tri-Hi-Y gives members experience in responsible citizenship. 50 Junior Tri-Hi-Y Club Wins 1965 Homecoming Parade Award for the Best Floats Leadership Throughout Banks Sonic objectives of the club nre to develop {icntonal integrity and self-discipline, to develop a growing sense of personal worth based on Christian concepts and values, and to maintain a perspective in a world of shifting values. The Tri-Hi-Y emblem is a small triangle with a torch inscribed in a circle in the miter. The Triangle stands for the whole personality: Body, Mind, and Spirit; the circle signifies the Circle of Friendship of girls all over the world; the Torch denotes the “Light of the World ' the center of our program. hi Row: Carol Bruns Ann Fowler, Mrs. McNair, Janet Bond, Jane May nor. 2nd Row: Brennan Cooney, Carol Kincaid, Thelr a Eubanks, Dale Warren, Nancy Dutton, Joan Wanes. Becky Murphrcc, Kaihy Flauitlier. Carol Past. 3rd Row: Marian Pierce, Barbara Pigg. Pot Bailey, Karty Golden. Amy Blackburn, Sara Case. Sheryl Kilgore. 4th Row: Diane Melville, Rene Rhodes. Ginger McCord. Patsy Kelley, Rhonda Feild. Senior Tri-Hi-Y officers are Ann Fowler, President, and Janet Bond, Vice-President. Tri-Hi-Y Organization Grows Into Two of the Leading Clubs of Banks 51 Art Club Trains Future Artists I.M Row: Kay Jones, Kathy McAlpinc, Paul Brook . Pat Hudson, Linda Cutts, Mary Gayle, Gay Benett, Dana Kanucn, Deeleen Vance, Debby Payne. Roger Sparks. Tim Lacke, Dale Evans. Standing: Sandra Shrader. A1 Hancock. Taylor Moore. Sylvia Meade. Jddi Hamer, I-ce Sehoettlin. PRESIDENT Kathy McAlpinc V. PRES. AI Hancock SECRETARY Judi Hamer The purpose of ihe Art Club is manifold lo bring together those students who enjoy a shared interest in art; to encourage further interest in art; to acquire a broader vision in nil the related arts; and to serve through this interest the school and community to the best of its ability. 'Hie members of the Art Club participate in most school activities; such ns sponsoring a float for the homecoming parade; making poster for school sponsored activities, and teaming our efforts with other departments to keep Banks the great school it is. Our programs arc well organized and planned; these programs include field trips, slide and film lectures and guest speakers who can further our knowledge of different media. Our displays have always been successful at the Alabama state fair and other centers of interest anti Art in Birmingham. Requirements for membership are that the students have at least one semester in Art and have maintained at least a B average or above in all courses. Each member is expected to attend all meetings, participate in all election , to take part in all activities sjumsored by or pertaining to the club; and to endeavor to uphold the honor and reputation of the Art Club. Thespians Troupe 616 Produce Music Man Thespians Complete First Full Year — Follow Up Production of Oklahoma” Last Spring. Troupe 616 of the National Thespian Society, while only one and one half years old. is one of Banks' most active clubs. Last year the Thespians produced ‘‘Spoon River Anthology” and in coo| erntion with .the Choral and Band Department, produced the highly successful “Oklahoma . This was witnessed by over 2500 spectators. The club now contains over forty active members in addition to the many “apprentices working to attain membership. Membership is based on the point basis. Apprentices must have a total of ten | oints to be eligible for membership in the club. One point represents roughly six hours of work in some field of dramatics. Miss Jennings is the sponsor of the club, and members ran testify to the true dedication of a wonderful person with a su| erb sense of the theater. 53 Stated: Margaret Wimberley, Ka Parris, Peggy Lawrence. Annette Smith, Anita Fauectt. Standing: Mrs. Stcif, Sponsor. Sharon Jarrett, Mike Callahan, Margaret Jones, Patricia Clark. Ellen Hicks. Carolyn Clark, Carole Grotty. Future Teachers Prepare for Widening Career The purpose of the Future Teachers of America is to learn about the teaching profession, its opportunities. responsibilities, and its important role in our democracy. Members explore their own interests and abilities in relation to the various fields of teaching. They leant to cultivate the high qualities of personality, character, and leadership which are essential in good teaching. Each student learns how and where teachers receive their preparation, the cost, the scholarships available, the number of years required, and the certification requirements and standards. Also, each studies the lives and the influence of great teachers. PRESIDENT—Peggy Lawrence VICE PRESIDENT— Anita Faueett SECR ETA R Y-TR EASU RER— Kay Parris , SERGEANT AT ARMS-Annettc Smith 54 .Wf l.-R: Bonnie Lamnn. Wanda Schcincrt, Mr Bailey. Rod Power . Janice Horton. Standing, First rote: Carol Bailey, Cynthia Collins. Peggy Vineyard. Carol Dorn, Pat Aiken, Barry Mr.mum, Brrkv Howell. Margaret Harper. Third rote: Blanton Schwantr . Kay Silas, Sherry McKay. Future Business Leaders Learn What Makes Business Tick The purpose of flic Future Business I .coders of America is to prepare business students to take their place in the business world. The FBLA Club cn-courages competent, aggressive business leadership, better business understanding good citizenship, and a concern for the welfare of the community. Last year the FBLA Club invited representatives of various fields of business to speak to it- members. In doing this we hoped to give students a clear understanding of the different positions in the world of business. The club demonstrated certain types of office machines ami instructed the members in proper office techniques. This helped to familiarize members with some of the problems most common among office workers. We hope to improve business standards by giving a sense of integrity and bard work to our members. PRESIDENT—Wanda Schcincrt VICE PR ESI DENT—Rod Power SECRETARY -Cynthia Collin TREASURER Jan Horton RECORDER Bonnie I-ainon 55 Archives Club Records Banks’ History In the relatively short existence of our great high school’s history we, the students of Banks and those liefore us. have done many outstanding things that reflect honor and credit to the name of our school and our faculty. It is only fitting lliat such things should l e remcml crcd and preserved for students that follow in our footsteps. This job has been the primary purpose for the organization established at Banks called the Archives Club. It is important that future students of Banks realize the high standards which they must meet and surpass. Archive members record events such as additions to our school, great achievements in athletics, and strides in scholarship. After several successful years of existence under the able sponsorship of Mrs. Griffin, the club will l c sponsored by Miss Clark, a new ami welcome addition to our faculty. We can now be assured that the club will continue in the fine tradition of Banks High School. t I.-K, MIm Clark, Sponsor; Sharon Shivers, Alice Barrow, Sherry Foudiee, Nuncy Manning, Jo Ellen Jacob , Jackie Du Bose, Sara Spann, Linda Mars, Billie Martin. t I.inda Rector, Joan Ellison. Kathy Hutchins, Cathy Scott, Cheryl Burdine, Tommy Reese, Bill Calomc, Danny Daniel, Buddy Self. Steve Spencer, Aaron Coleman, Mike Aldridge, Paul Burton, Kenneth Boyd, Jesse Tilton. Steve Abbott, Roger Manor, Floyd McBridge, Davit! Young, 'like Murrah, Ronnie McNaughton, Rocky Peterson. Orcn Smith. 56 Amateur Radio Club Broadens Hobby Interests The Banks High School Amateur Ciuh was Marled in the spring of 1961: since then it has grown in membership and become established among the other societies at Ranks. The purpose of the Club is to represent Amateur Radio in as many ways as possible. Il is actually a local “Embassy of Amateur Radio serving the “People of Ranks High School” and East Birmingham as well as any other area. I.ike any embassy, the Club offers information about the “| coplc that il represents. In the case of ibis Club, the people represented arc the Amateur Radio Operators. 'Hie Ambassadors are ihe Club members who are always glad to answer any questions about the hobby of Amateur Radio. The Club conducts classes on the subjects which are needed to obtain an Amateur Radio license. These classes are taught by licensed Amateur Radio Operators who lake an interest in their hobby. The Ranks High School Amateur Radio Club is constantly trying to he ready to serve the community should the need arise. Sitting: Erncat Gilmer. Standing, L R: Mike McClellan, Wajne Perry, Joe Codwin, Harry Wheeler. Mike Stanley, Jimmy McKay, Earl Whatley. Kenneth Deaton. 57 Future Nurses Prepare for a Career of Giving Lynn Bailey, PRESIDENT. Linda Honeycutt, VICE-PRESIDENT. The purpose of the Future Nurse Club is to promote the profession of nursing as a career. This i accomplished by introducing the girls to the various fields of nursing and to other related fields in tin: medical profession. Guest speakers from the medical field are invited to tell the girls of the opportunities open to them in the various fields. The Future Nurse Club of Banks is registered with the National League of Nursing and the National Future Nurses Club of America. The F.N'.A. is also registered with the State League of Nursing. This allows the girls to attend the State Convention held each year at the University of Alabama. There, they lie-come acquainted with other girls from all over the state with the same interest in nursing as they. They also learn of the different schools and colleges of nursing and what kind of program each offers. The qualifications for membership in the F.N'.A. arc simple. Any girl who is interested in a medical profession is urged to Income a member to I cam more ubout the career sire has in mind. The only other requirement is that you at least be a second semester freshman. Nancy Crider, SECRETARY. First Row, L-R. Kathy McCartney, Janice Ma aey, Kairn Pair, Katherine Dunlap. Second Row, Nancy Crider, Barbara McRcynold , Rita Motdy, Linda Olive. Third Row, Mrs. Uleb. Linda Honeyeutl, Yvonne Taylor, Lynn Bjilcy. t 58 Y-Teens Help Santa at Christmas The Junior Y-Teeiw Club of Banks High School is a service dub for girls sponsored by ihc Young Women’s Christian Association. There are Y-Teen chapters in all of the Birmingham High Schools. High School sophomore, junior and senior girls with an average of C or better and arc members in good standing of the YWCA are eligible for membership in the Y Teens. The meetings are held twice each month during school hours. At each session an interesting and informative program is presented. One of the special projects of the Y-Teens is the dressing of dolls at Christmas time as part of the Coodfel-lows’ Santa Claus operation. Each girl designs and makes the clothes ami accessories for a doll that is sent to the Goodfellow Store to make Christmas merrier for under privileged children. Every year all the Y Teens Clubs in the city select an outstanding member to compete in the selection of Birmingham's “Miss Y Teen.” She reigns for one year and represents the Y Teens on various occasions. The presidents of the clubs are: Mary Waldrop. Senior Y-Teens; and Gayle Butts. Junior Y-Teens. Y-TEENS Y-TEEN OFFICERS 59 New Home Economics Club Swiftly Grows Over 100 Members Sign Up as a New Club Is Chartered for Banks Mr . Mauldin demonstrate the art o( cooking. SECRETARY, Joyce Collins PRESIDENT, Karla Ward 60 Science Club Experiments for Higher Knowledge {••ft. John Spikrr, Cliff Charalilir-. KuOnir Church. Carol Sup Dawton. Tommy Ci! l � . Danny McVay, Larry ffodjrr . Mike Hrndrrson, John Martin. Smith. Jimmy Rodger . David Byrd. Sandra Cox. Frank Bu v . I.-R, Mike Hcndrrton, Vice President. Frank Bump), Srcrrlary, and Konnir Church. Chaplain. dul projects and activities. As a sen-ice lo the school this year, the club activity is cleaning the jet. Individual mcmlrcrs are working on projects to lw entered in the Science Fair. Our club has a memliership of sixteen with Jimmy Rodgers elected president. Mr. Calvert is sponsor. The purpose of the Science Club is to promote student interest in science and science related subjects. To become a member of this cluh a student must maintain an overall C average in major subjects. He must take or Ire taking at least two years of science. An active interest must be shown in 61 PRESIDENT, Jimmy Rodger B” Club Represents Banks’ Athletes hi Row: Jeff Master , Wemer Bcirr Hjoerfcr, Rhell Wood, Allan Girardeau, Woody O'Brien, Johnny Johnston, Coach Burge . 2nd Row: Earl Whatley, Philip Purcell, Alan Martin, Pot Lee, Mike I.ynam, Van Tunner, Clayton Nichols, Bill Jones, Store Gurley, John Conway, Bob Summerour, David Dulion. 3rd Row: Lam- Simmons, Blackie Thompson. Rodney Pruett, Robert Gillham, Everett Vann, Billy Copeland, Jim Bums, Doug Saab. Larry Gunnin, Tommy Webb, Danny Cooper. 4lh Row: William Za!e� . Danny Silvcy. Kenneth Jackson, Don Roberts, Sam Chambliss. Billy Strickland. John Amari, Benny Head. PRESIDENT, Allan Girardeau The Banks High B Club was created to foster among student of Banks an interest in athletics at the school and to encourage a more wholesome school spirit. The club membership consists of club one of the most active clubs at Banks. “B” Club members sell cokes and popcorn at all the home basketball games during the year. Throughout the year the members helltcd patrol the restrooms to VICE-PRESIDENT, Rhctt Wood TREASURER, Johnny John l«n all varsity lettermen enrolled in Banks. Coach Burgess is the club sponsor. The annual “B” Club picnic, the spring initiation of new members, and participation in many club activities makes the end smoking and class-skipping. This year fifty boys held membership in the club which is now one of the most recognized and respected at the school. 4 62 Olympian Club Stresses Physical Education All Members Strive for Club Letters Fellowship of Christian Athletes Puts Christ Above All 1st Row: Sam Oiambli-, Johnny Johnson, Allan Cirardeau. Billy Strickland, Wayne Hester. 2nd Row: Danny Cooper, George Henderson, Earl Whatley, Alan Martin, Howell Crrer, Larry Gunnin, Woody O'Brien, Bonnie Massey. David Dulion, Werner Beiertdofer. 3rd Row: Philip Purcell, John Amari, Danny Silvey, David Luck, Steve Gulley, Don Robert-, Merrill Mann, Ted Coulson, Benny Head. Jeff Matter , Rhett Wood. PRESIDENT Billy Strickland VICE-PRESIDENT Johnny Johnston The Fellowship of Christian Athletes i? an organization through which coaches him! players throughout the lain! arc confronted with the challenge of following Christ for their benefit and His. It is a voluntary duh of interested athletics and coaches which meets every other Wednesday night in Fellowship Hall at Wilsons Chapel Methodist Church near the school. Pete Clifford, the well known youth worker and pastor is sponsor of this chapter of the F.C.A. The fellowship joins together all people in a non-dcnominationnl group for discussion of current school events and problems. 4 TREASURER Allan Girardeau Spike Shoe Club Carries Torch for Banks 1 1 How: Coach Green, A. Marlin, D. Sihry, T. Dudley. 2nd Hou. C. Nicho!«, E. Whatley. S. ChamhlUs A. Girardeau. L Cunnin. K. Wood. W. O'Hrlcn, 15. Head, P. Purcell. 3rd How: 0. Hcndcr i� , R. Barnett, I). Lurk. J. Matter . D. Robert . R. Strickland. J. Johntton. T. Coulton. R. MaMey. hh Hou: W. Briitsdocrfrr, J. Ha m , II. Gtrer, J. Battharn, C. Eadv. B. Ingram,F. Bcatdon. Hie Spike Shoe Gub was established in 19511 under the sponsorship of Coach Crumpton. Its purpose- is to promote health and fellowship among the members of the track team all year long and an interest in track in Or school. To Ik eligible for membership one must run varsity or “R Team track. A picnic is held each year at the close of the school year where all members enjoy a eookout of steak and home made ice cream. The Spike Shoe Club's major project, other than its regular duty of keeping the track and equipment in good condition, is the sponsoring of the annual Turkey Day Run on the day before Thanksgiving. Freshman boys only ore allowed to participate in the event, and a nominal entry fee is required of the entries. The prizes for the first five places are: a fourteen pound turkey, a chicken, three cakes, and a kiss from u beautiful girl for the winner. The purpose of the race is to get freshmen interested in track and to start work early in the building of a better track team. This year the sponsor is Coach Green. Thirty boys make up the membership of the club. 65 VICE-PRESIDENT Danny Silvcy Pep Club Ignites Blue Jet Spirit A one of Banks' largest club , the Pep Club is an integral part of Jet Spirit. PRESIDENT. Barbara Miller VICE-PRESIDENT, Beth Thompson SECRETARY-TREASURER Margaret Cann “TWO BITS, FOUR BITS, SIX BITS, A DOLLAR; ALL FOR BANKS STAND UP AND HOLLER! The din became louder and louder as the season progressed and victories became more and more critical. The Pep Club, along with the Cheerleaders (who are all members of the club) led the way as Banks athletes gave students much to cheer about. Now in its fourth year of operation, its membership has well passed the 100 mark. The club sits in a group during the | ep rallies and displays spirit which far excels what could be expected from any one group of people. Mrs. Hatch sponsored the club this year as she has since the club’s formation in the early spring of 1%3. Barbara Miller served as president this year; Beth Thompson and Margaret Gann served as vice-president and secretury-treas-urcr respectively. Pep Club help lead cheering at pep rallies. Sixteen Cheerleaders Rated South’s Best Chccrlender return from Arkan a with No. 1 rating! They're No. I Too! Cheerleader feme victory a� Jct« move down field. Cirle give their all for Jet victory over We t End. Jn tram i encouraged to whip Raimay in tlie Clinic Came. Cheerleaders Help Yell Football 68 RITA CREEK LIND ALU THOMPSON CAROL PASS and Basketball Teams to Victory LINDA ROBERTS JANE SMITHSON KATHY HEMPHILL CAROLYN PERRY DEBBY THOMAS CYNTHIA DAHI.KE DORIS BLACKBURN JODY WOOD WENDY WALL BARBARA COFER 69 Cheerleader Debbie Thomas and Elaine Wheeler prepare for victory. The crowd cheered, the flag flew, and the band played Southern Special Jet Spirit Mounts for Year’s Chancellor wave school’ Victory Flag. JETS CAGE COLONELS! 70 Beat Woodlawn Day — and the VICTORY FLAG Continues to Fly! 71 “Monsters add to our Jet Spirit of Victory. Banks’ Notes Has Best Year 1st Rok: Floyd McBride, Koberi Gilllum, Roger Matter, Sarah Spann. Gouge Intrr, Jackie Du Bose. Stnruling: Kenneth Eddy, Patti Key, Drnni Gober, Bobby Armstrong. Mark William . Mike Henderson.. Jor Godwin. Gregory Gayle. Ku«t Coulter, Jim Powell, Robin Walton, David Richwine. Mike Murrah, Margaret Meadow . To Entertain ... To Inform ... To Express In ilft eighth year of publication, the “Banks Notes ha sought to fulfill all of these obligations to the community anti to | cak for both the students and faculty. The goals of the staff have l� een set high, for it is through the setting of high goals that the l cst results may be obtained. The Notes strive to represent Banks in all its activities—athletically, academically, socially—and to present fresh news, accurately and competently written. In order to achieve these goals. “Notes staff members have studied textbooks, other high school newspapers, listened to speakers, attended the Journalism Workshop of Howard College (now Samford University!, attended the Alabama High School Press Association meeting at the University of Alabama, and sought the latest trends through Journalism experts. Staff members have attended several press conferences in Birmingham. The Staff would like to take advantage of this opportunity to thank the students and faculty for the support .given the staff this year. Mrs. Bowie also deserve thanks for her able assistance. Sarah Spann and Roger Mancr wrvr a« Co-hdit� r« o( ihr Bank ’ Note Staff. 72 History? Old Sales Records Fall BANKS NOTES STAFF Editors-in-Chirf..........Sarah Sfwinn Roper Manor News Editor...............Floyd McBride Business Manager..........Rusty Coulter Asst. Business Mgr........Gregory Gayle Feature Editor............Jackie DuBose Humor Editor..............George Inzer Sports Editor.............Robert Gillhnm Exchange Editor...........Kenneth Eddy Reporters..........Boh Armstrong, David Rich wine, Mark Williams. Robin Walton. Margaret Meadows. Dennis Gober, Patty Key, Rebecca Moore. Joe Godwin. Mike Henderson, Mike Murrah, Jim Powell Sponsor................Mrs. Lois C. Bowie Principal.............Mr. Joseph A. Gann the Notes' Sponsor, Mr . Bowie, and Journalism Student attend the University of Manama Journalism Clinic. Over 14,000 Papers Are Sold to Readers During the 65-’66 Year. Staff members work hard to meet the printer’ deadline. Marshalls Keep Order in Banks’ Halls The marshall force at Bank this year had one of its smoothest years of operation under the leadership of Head Marshalls Billie Martin of the Fall Semester and Spring Semester Head Marshall Becky Murphree. The marshall force became a medium by which visitors and new students could receive information. Order was kept in the halls by the largest marshall force in the history of Banks High School. Student- could scarcely have left the room during a class period before being asked to produce their O.K.” Much of the credit for the efficient marshall force goes to Mr. Ingram, the organization's Sponsor. HEAD MARSHAL Billie .Martin Office Assistants Aid Administration in School Operations. 74 Paul Johnson and Georgianna Quitter Edit Contrails PAUL JOHNSON GEORGIANNA QUITTER The faculty advisor for our 1966 CONTRAILS is Miss Jane Drinkard. Being quick-witted and understanding, she has been the main force behind the production of this yearbook. She is dedicated to the annual, and her persistent work on the 1966 CONTRAILS has shown it. It is with deep sincerity and true admiration that we recognize her. MISS JANF. DRINKARD ’66 Contrails Staff Section Editors Pursue Modern Techniques Organization Editors LARKY KREH JIM LLOYD Feature Editors BRENDA WILLIAMS LINDA OWEN Sports Editors 76 JOHNNY WAITS REID GROTTY -Staff mnnlwM count Who Who” vote . Underclassmen Editors Reorganizes Yearbook Staff Workers Aid in the Production of Banks’ Largest Yearbook ERIN SNOWDEN WALTER BENNETT JACK MURRAH Business Manager RONNIE MAN'ER NEII. WESTBROOK I Photographers Ifc.ul Photograpbct Asst. Photographer A� t. Photographer hick sai.Mim PHILIP GILMER RONNIE ST1TH KATHY NEl CENT Morning Watch Keeps Christ in School City’s Largest Such Group Meets Mornings Before School 1 II Chaplain Kirk Andrew , Spring Chaplain Joey Fnlkncr, and -ti n or Mr . Johnson head the Morning Watch Organization. 78 INVOLVEMENT AND DAILY WITNESS OUH CALLING National Honor Society Taps Scholastic Leaders of School lit Ron: Sandra Strickland, Becky Mwphrer, Diane Melville. nn Fouler, Lind Owen. Can.I Paw. Kay Killings orth. 2nd Row: William Zalcs. Virginia Krcmxa, Jimmy Rogers, Brenda Adkinson. Nan Torch, Marian Pierre. Kathy Webb, Joan Wages, Dale Warren. 3rd Row: Anita Faueett. Paul Johnson, Amy Blorkhutn, Jean LaGroue. Johnny Johnston. Iinda Mars. Ith Row: Rocky Peterson, Reid Crolty, Bob Summcrour, George Inzer, Jim Lloyd, Steve Abbott, Tommy Reese. The most highly recognized honor that can In-bestowed on a .student is to Ik- tapjK-d for membership in the National Honor Society. On this page are pictured the true leaders of the scIkmiI. the ones who have done well the job we arc here to do. Many a student realizes too late the value of being eligible for membership and wistfully sits by as his more industrious fellow students are honored. These who are lap| cd are the ones who set their goals early und through consistent performance art able to obtain it. Memltership requirements arc high and involve such factors as character and leadership as well as academic performance. A member must have no suspensions or demerits on his record. Tapped f jr membership last year. thr� e were the only members at the I spinning a ot this year. The - had the honor of being selected in their sixth emr� trr. They are (l.-R) Jaek Murralt, Mury Ann Bluir, IWsie JohnOon. Linda Morrow. B� hrrt Cillhoru. 80 Mu Alpha Theta Taps Outstanding Math Students How One: Linda Morrow. Linda Mara, Karla Ward. Kathy Webb, Dale Warren. Carol Pa-s Jran LaCrooe, Jranic Bailey. Sandra Strickland. Cathy Andltm, Anita Paucctt, Virginia Krrmra. How Two: Gayle Mariner, Nun Torek. Mary Ann Blair. Ann Fowler. Joan Wages, Amy Blackburn, Marian Pierce, Sheryl Kilgore, Lynn Bailey, Brenda Adkin on, Carol Christy. Hou Three: Reid Crotty, Steve Abbott, Robert CilLun, Danny Silvey, Jack Murruh, Ted Coulvon. John Conway, Paul Johnson, Jim Lloyd. William Zale . Tommy Rec� c, Joy Valine. Hou Four: Oren Smith. Dave Watson. Jatnc- Howard, Darrell Warnix, Buddy Self. Merrill Mann, Johnny J« hn� ton, Bob Suramemur. George Inrer, Rocky Petmon. Johnny Waits. Mu Alpha Theta, sponsored by the Mathematical Association of America, is an honorary organization whose purpose is to stimulate interest in mathematics by providing recognition of superior mathematical scholarship by promoting various activities in mathematics. Student- who have completed five semesters of col- lege preparatory mathematics are eligible for full membership providing their mathematical work and their general high school work were done with distinction. Seniors arc tapped in the fall semester, and juniors are tapper! ii4 the spring semester. Officers are Reid Crotty, president, Paul Johnson, vice-president; and Jcanic Bailey, secretary. Mr. Caldwell illustrates the use nf logarithm to students. Bank Directors Chosen to Operate School Bank Banks' Banking Best Among Birmingham City System Schools LR, Kathy Rougher, Sle e Gurley, Dori Blackburn, Margaret Meadows, Tommy Dudley, Van Tunnrr, Ted CouDon, Peggy Brannon, Mrs. Marley, Jack Murrah, Rossie Johnston. Sara Can-, Verlion Carter, Don Robert . Boh Wood, Bruce I.indtev, Danny Cooper, Kathy Hrm|ihill. PRESIDENT—Danny Cooper Session Room C2 Leads School in Banking Percentage in ’65-66 SECRETARY CASHIER Kathy FUugbrT Don Herbert 82 Banks Leads City Schools in Number of National Merit Semi-Finalists to right: Jack Murrah, Nan Torek, Ted Coulton, Anita Faufetf, Ccorjtc Inzer, «oujC Johnston, Reid Crotly, Carol John Conway. c°neenti ‘ ,y °ff for drdicutrd students. Banks Shows Leadership Where it Counts — in the Development of Brain-Power Jack Murrah Receives Harvard Book Award Given by Harvard Club One of the greatest honors to he presented to a Ranks student is the coveted Harvard Book Award. The receiver of such a award has to be a very unique and outstanding student. He must, in addition, be active in school affairs, extracurricular activities, and community youth affairs. He must be will liked and respected by his fellow students. These, and other such qualities, go into consideration when the prospective student is considered. This year the person who was selected because of these qualities is Jack Murrah. Rated second scholastically in his class upon entering his senior year. Jack has been active in many community and school activities as well. He is in the National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, and several other school organizations as well as l� eing President of the Methodist Youth Fellowship at St. Johns Methodist Church. But his best qualification is his sincere and friendly personality known by the people with whom he comes in contact. His likelihood for success is little doubted by his fellow Senior students who elected him “Most Likely to Succeed . JACK MURRAH Don Roberts Represents Banks on ’65 Tour Don Roberts, one of the most respected and well-liked students at Ranks, was selected to represent his school on the annual Citizenship Tour. Along with fellow students from around Alabama, Don toured the United Nations Building in New York City and the Capitol Building in Washington, D.C. Other features of the tour included sight-seeing of many historical sites in the East and along the Atlantic Seaboard. Don hns l ren active in school affairs since he entered Banks in 1962. Included among his many activities are membership on the football team, student cabinet and council, and several school clubs. He has been selected “Favorite” all four years since he entered Banks and is the only Senior to have l een given that honor. 84 Four Banks Students Attend Freedom Forum Paul Johnson. Amy Blackburn, Kossie Johnston, Reid Crotty. Four Bunks High School Seniors attended the annual Freedom Forum at Harding College of Searcy, Arkansas, hist June. While attending the Freedom Forum, the representatives learned much about our free enterprise system in comparison to the communist system of Russia. Many fine and capable speakers helped to show the students about how life really is behind the Iron Curtain today. Citizenship Girl Is Elected Mary Waldrop was selected to he the Banks High School Citizenship girl for the present school year. As an outstanding Senior. Mary exemplifies good citizenship in everything that she undertakes. Mary is a leader at school and away from school, being an active participant of Roebuck l'ark Baptist Church. 85 Banks Boys’ Staters Lead Birmingham Delegation Three Delegates Gain State Office Seven delegates attended Alabama Boys’ State this year, and three of these attained state-wide offices. They were the only ones front Birmingham to do so in several years. Reid Crotty was elected by the more than 500 delegates as Assistant Public Service Director, and Jim Lloyd was elected to the high position of Supreme Gturt Justice. In addition. Larry Kreh was appointed by Governor Robert Parker of Montgomery as State Director of Conservation. All Banks' delegates gained important offices as Paul Johnson was elected State Senator. Billy Coupland served in the House of Representatives, and Johnny Waits and Jack Mur-rah gained civil service positions as a result of high scores on competitive civil service examinations. A bill was introduced by a Banks delegate which was to lower tlie State aviation tax. This bill, which has been introduced by Birmingham delegates for years without success, passed the House of Representatives by a wide margin. Pat Bailey Attends Girls’ State Our Banks High School delegate to Girls' Slate this past Summer was Bat Bailey, one of our out-standing Senior girls. At Girls' State. Pat learned about the functions of our state and local government. Through her active participation in the affair. Pat became known and widely respected and liked by girl from all over Alabama. The program was held at Troy State College in Montgomery. 86 Silling, Jim Lloyd. Reid Crotty. Standing. l.-R, Jack Murrah, Johnny Waits, Bill Coupland. Larry Krch, Paul Johnson. Hardest Working Student Council Members Receive Awards JOAN WAGES Key Award Winner The student government plays a big part in the lives of students at Banks. Assemblies, homecoming festivities, special projects, school regulation, student directories, and many other responsibilities keep the student administration busy during the year, and the time of all members of the Cabinet is fully used. Every year, however, two people are selected by the Student Council to receive awards for their service “beyond tin call of duty”. A high honor, this year the Key Award went to Girls' Vice President Joan Wages, and the '66 Award (runner-up) went to the Publications Director, Jeanie Bailey, who was responsible for what many students feel is the best Student Directory in Banks' history. Their names will be remembered at Banks for what part they had in the leadership of a great high school. JEANIE BAILEY 66 Award Winner B-Day Court Is Selected Members of the 1965 B-Day Court were selected on the basis of their contributions to the athletic department. They are selected every spring to com-merate the inter-squad football game following Spring Training every year. These girls were selected for the game which ended the Spring Training before the Jets soared to a LO-O season to win the State Championship. 87 l.tji-Right, Judy Holland, Linda Norris Jane! Gilbert. Governor George C. Wallace delivered a routing speech lo lire student and faculty. Afterward Mr. Cunn gave him a tour of the school. Ann Fowler Alabama’s Junior Miss Ann Fowler became the first Bunks student to be awarded the Alabama Junior Miss title. She won n five hundred dollar scholarship to Birmingham Southern College where she will continue to study music under Andrew Gainey. This award added another number ONE place to Banks year of 1 %6. 88 FEATURES Homecoming 1965 The 1965 Homecoming was a successful day for everyone. The activities began with a parade from the school out to Roebuck Shopping Outer. Along with the hand and a float featuring the Homecoming Court, the parade consisted of decorated cars representing various school clubs and organizations. The winning entry was submitted by the Junior Tri-Hi-Y. The Homecoming game against Phillips proved to he a display of mighty power as the Jets overwhelmed the Red Raiders with a record score of 10-6. The game statistics tell the tale as the Jets rushed for 225 yards and passed for 240 yards. They lost no fumbles and intercepted three of Phillip’s passes. During the half-time activities. Miss Debby Thomas, a radiant senior, was named the Homecoming Queen of Banks High School for 1965. She is one of the most |K pulnr and beautiful girls at Ranks and was a perfect choice for Homecoming Queen. The annual Homecoming Dance was held after the game at the high school. The Homecoming Queen and her court were honored along with Ranks’ alumni. All in all. Homecoming in 1965 was a most enjoyable event and will l e remembered for a long time. Everyone displayed tremendous spirit, proving that Banks Ranks High! The Spirit of the Pep Rally . . . the Excitement of the Parade . . and the Thrill of the Game . . . o HO MU J Mb TIME 0 00 n H fiwi 0 5UAf9ICrV H .. 1 011 VISITOR 10 vns u f Made a Great Homecoming. 91 92 Miss Debby Thomas 1965 Homecoming Queen t 1. to R.: Benny Head. Suxan Oakley, Butch Kev, Barbara Cofer. Rohby Powell. Susin Tucker. Mr. Gann. Kita Wilwn. 1961 Homecoming Queen, Con Roberts Debby Thomas 1%S Homecoming Queen. Ronald Barbee. Virginia Hearn. I-irry Kendricks. Donna Davis, Joey Faulkner. Mary Lilly. Steve Curley, Cathy Abney. The Queen and Her Court 93 t Beauty Finalists 94 Sunii? IjSalle, Karla Ward. Sharon Moore, Karen Steadman, Rita Dutton, Sherry Smith, Monica Rizzo, Susan Oakley, Jean hr Hailey. Marc la Bal entim . 95 t - The Judge Dave Roddy WSCN COOD GUY 6-9 P.M. TO THE STUDENTS OF BANKS HIGH SCHOOL It was indeed an honor to have lieen selected as official secret judge of the Miss Contrails Contest . In my career as a Disc Jockey. I have l� een asked to | erform many difficult tasks. But never have I encountered us many problems ns I did in selecting the finalists. To the guys, may I say that you are fortunate in that you have so many beautiful girls with whom to attend this great school. I have visited Banks High School several times and I have been cordially welcomed in each case. And uftcr meeting anil talking with many of you | ersonally, I fed that the students at Banks High School arc of the greatest caliber and possess school spirit far nbove the average degree. Thank you for being so kind and thoughtful and keep listening. Dave “Rockin' Roddy 96 1966 Miss Contrails Sharon Moore I 966 Senior Favorites 102 Don Roberts 103 Mary Waldrop Steve Gurley Elaine Wheeler Bruce Lindsey Allan Girardeau Donna West Debby Thomas 106 Johnny Johnston Joan Wages Joey Falkner Carol Amberson Jimmy Burns John Conway ir H Cindy Slay m Lindalu Thompson 108 DONNA WEST and BRUCE LINDSEY Personality Plus Sweetest Wittiest JOHN CONWAY ..n l CAROL AMBERSON RONALD BARBEE and ANN FOWLER 112 Best Dressed WOODY O’BRIEN SHERRY SMITH Junior Favorites DANNY COOPER MARGIE COE lf.on McCullough DONNA DAVIS Sophomore Favorites JODY WOOD JOHNNY MUSSO STEVE STUMAN KATHY NEUGENT Freshman Favorites SUSIE LaSALLE DICKIE HAWKINS 115 SPORTS For when the one great scorer comes To mark against your name. He writes not that you won or lost. But how you played the game. Spirit and sportsmanship have always been the key factors in athletics. Jet spirit and Jet Sportsmanship outrate all others. This is what makes champions. haracter fin La eart ttitude odesty I? ractice acrifice Football Team Is Best hjK r 1st Row: Jeff Matter , Pat Owen, Sam Cluinbli , Km Wohler, Kirk Stalling , Merrill Mann, Mark Guy, David l.urk, Johnny Mumo, Ixon McCullough. Johnny JohnMon, Joel McCoy, Danny Cooper, Bruce l.ind«ay, Hilly Jone , I-orn Willingham. Danny Sumner. 2nd Row: Larry Cleve- land, Terry Cromer, David Dulion, Palmer Byrd, Hamid Mr Elroy, Woody O’Brien. Jimmy Scroggins Don Roberta, Phil Cochran, Steve Chamber , Bryce Ru« ell, Allan Girardeau, Tommy Webb. John Moiling worth. Ted Coulson, Rhctt Wood, Mike Sullivan. Mike Rudd, 3rd Rote: Kenny 118 Coach Burge , Coach I-angford, Coach Simmon , Coach White Coach Green. in Bama Jones, Victor Littleton, Donnie Mutejr, Kenny Wntson, Steve Norri . Churle Lopez, Al McCullough, Cary Wilke, Billy Strickland, Mike I’itl . Ronnie MaMcy, Hill Iz-ighton, Roger Smith, Bill Wode, lift Row: Frank Hi . Ru� ty Morrow. Tommy Ytwik. 1965 SEASON BANKS... ..7 BESSEMER BANKS.. ..13 ENSLEY BANKS... ,.28 WALKER COUNTY BANKS... .19 RAMSAY BANKS... , .33 BERRY BANKS.. ..14 WEST END BANKS.. ..20 WOO 1)1.AWN BANKS.. ..10 PHILLIPS BANKS.. ..22 JONES VALLEY CLINIC GAME BANKS... ...7 RAMSAY COACH “SHORTY WHITE We’re Number I! 0 0 0 6 0 0 14 6 10 0 Quarterbacks Pat Owen. Ken Wahler, Kirk .Stalling , Merrill Mann Halfbacks Mark Cray, David Lurk, Johnny Mumo, Leon McCullough, Johnny Johnston, Palmer Byrd Backs Terry Cromer, David Duliun, Woody O'Brian. Sam ChamblU . Joel McCoy, Billy Jontr . Danny Cooper. Bruce Iindvey Centers jitniny Scropginn, Sieve Chambers, John llollingvworth. Don Robert . Phil Gochran 121 Linemen 122 Roger Smith, Bill Wade, Rutty Morrow, Tommy Ye ik. Lorry Cunnin. Harold MrElroy. Jrlf Mutter , Mike Sullivan, Larry Willingham. Frank His, Bill Leighton Victor Littleton, Charin tape?., Billy Strickland, Mike Pitti. A1 McCullough City Championship Trophy Jets Take Bessemer in Opener, 7-0 Bank? won its opening game from Bessemer by a 7-0 score. Bruce Lindsey drove over from two yards out for our only touchdown and Billy Strickland kicked the extra point. From then on. it was all defense. The Jet defense kept the Purple Tigers away from the goal line, and Banks had started on the way to the State Championship. Bank- had not won from Enslcy since the Clinic Caine in 1960. This year, however, the Jets turned things around and l cat the Yellow Jackets 13-0. It was one of the most outstanding defensive performances ever for the Jets. The hard charging line put constant pressure on the Ens-ley quarterbacks and they were never able to make a drive for the goal line. Ensley Finds Jet Defense Tough, Bows 13-0 Jets Run Over Walker County, 28-0 Walker County’s Vikings came to town intent on repeating their victory of a year ago. The Jets had other plans, however. After n fairly even first half which saw the Jets hold a 7-0 lead. Bank rolled to three touchdowns in the second half. Bruce Lindsay gained almost 200 yards rushing, and the Vikings went home soundly beaten, 28-0. Jets Wham Rams, 19-6 Intil this year. Banks had managed only one victory over Ramsay. On October 1. however, they won the first of two victories over the Rams this year by a score of 19-6. Before the Southsiders scored in the fourth period, the rugged Jet defense extended its scoreless streak to 15 quarters. Sharp passing by Merrill Mann and bard running by Bruce Lindsay and Johnny Musso enabled the Jet offense to pose a constant threat. Bucaneers Bow, 33-0, in First State Fair Game Banks and Berry played on October 7 in the first football pome ever played at the Alabama State Fair. The Jets put on a great show. After a tight defensive first half which saw us lead 7-0. the Jets exploded for four touchdowns in the second half to win easily. 33-0. Mrrill Mann’s great passing was the highlight of the game. ('Jiambli make a ureal catch at the Fairground . Jets Cage Lions, 14-0 Tile Jets made West End their sixth straight victim of the year by a 1-1-0 ore. The Lions never got their offense to move effectively in the game. A great goal line stand by the Banks defense was the highlight of the game. A Lion defender had run back an intercepted pass to the two yard line. Four tries failed to put West End over. The stage was now set for the big game with Wood-lawn. 126 Touchdown! Jets Explode; Bury Phillips 40-6 in Homecoming Homecoming caw the Jet win again by a record scon-. Tire Raider. fell -10-6 os Hanks bad its biggest scoring night ever. The JeU rolled to a 26-6 half-time lead and got twp more scores in the second half. Bruce Lindsey scored two touchdowns os our boys amassed 495 yards total offense. Jones Valley Falls. 22-10 Jones Valley was determined to halt the streak of Jet victories. The Brownies kicked a field goal and led 3-0 at the half. But Banks came back like true champions und won the game 22-10. This victory was our ninth straight and completed the regular season undefeated and untied. It also set the stage for a Thanksgiving Day meeting with Ramsay in the Clinic Game. 127 Jets Win Thriller From Woodlawn, 20-14 On October 28 Banks and Wood-lawn met to continue their traditional rivalry on the gridiron. ’Hie Colonels held a 7-6 lead at halftime, hut it was short-lived. Our boys scored to go ahead 13-7. hut a Woodlawn touchdown put us behind again. With only 1:44 showing on the scoreboard. Johhny Musso climaxed a drive .with a 7 yard touchdown run to give the Jets a dramatic 20-11 victory and a berth in the 1965 Clinic Game. Touchdown! 128 Jcl strategy pay 'if- Jets Prove They’re CHAMPS With Clinic Victory Over Rams If there were doubts in any minds as l who the state champions were the Jets erased them completely with a 7-0 win over Ramsay in the 26th Annual Clinic Game on Thanksgiving Day. After n tight defensive first half. Merill Mann sneaked over from the one yard line in the third qunrlcr for the game's only score. A crowd of nearly .'50.000 saw the Hank' Defense repeatedly prevent Ramsay from making a sustained drive for the goal line. 129 Basketball 1st Row: Slpte Praorl, Unwell Greer, Johnny Muwo, Ricky Clifton, Doug Saab, 2nd Row: Jody Connor, Ken Wdhler, Jim Hum . Benny Head. Hilly (xnjpland, Bob Summcmur. Jim Rag dalc 1965 66 SCHEDULE BANKS... .56 TARRANT .................. 32 BANKS.... 59 RAMSAY.................... 12 BANKS... 100 GLENN .................... 35 BANKS....69 WOODLAWN ................. 15 BANKS....49 EMMA SAMSON .............. 52 BANKS....50 ETOWAH COUNTY ............ 58 BANKS....57 CULLMAN .................. 70 BANKS....53 HUEYTOWN ................. 16 BANKS....47 TUSCALOOSA ............... 71 BANKS....64 JONES VALLEY ............. 37 BANKS.... 13 ENSLEY ....................50 BANKS.... 45 PHILLIPS.................. 17 BANKS....52 WEST END.................. 15 BANKS.... 85 RAMSAY.....................37 BANKS....78 GLENN .................... 19 BANKS....71 WOODLAWN ..................63 BANKS.... 19 JONES VALLEY ............. 40 BANKS....61 ANNISTON ................. 50 BANKS....51 ENSLEY ................... 58 BANKS....68 PHILLIPS...................55 BANKS... .71 HEWITT TRUSSVILLE..........58 a 130 COACH BILL LANKFORD BOB SUMMEROUR. Senior JIM BURNS. Senior 131 KIM Y COUPLAND. Senior JIM RACSDAI.E. Senior BENNY HEAD, Senior RICKL CLIFTON, Junior DOUC SAAB. 132 JOHNNY MUSSO, Sophomore HOWELL GREER. Junior STEVE PENUEL, Junior 133 134 135 Track 1st Row: Alan Martin, Joey Faulkner, Woody O'Brian, Johnny Johnston, David Luck, Howell Creer, Tommi Dudley, Werner Bcicrdcerfcr, Tommy Stuart, Jimmy Haynes, Floyd Beurden, Earl Whatley, Clayton Nichols 2nd Row: Richard Barnette, Rhclt Wood, Jeff Ma� teri , Ronnie MaMcy, Billy Strickland, Sam Clum-bib . Benny Head. Ted Coulvon. Bob Sumroerour, Phillip Purcell, George Headmen, Larry Willingham. Jimmy Barham. Cliff Eady, Danny Silvey A team i� fortunate to have one good crow country man, hut at Bank we have two of the greatest in Werner Beiersdeerfer and Clayton Nichols. Both have broken the old record for the two mile tun. Werner rank 4th in the nation and Clayton 5th for the event; both are in the top 50Jtt the whole world. Thev two prove once again lliat Bank U great. 136 COACH “SHORTY WHITE Cross Country Floya Bearden, Earl Whatley, Gift Eaiiy, Jimmy Haynes, George Henderson. Alan Martin. Tommy Stuart. Jimmy Barham. Ted Coalmen, Phillip Purcell, Tommy Dudley, Guyton Nichols, Werner Bciersdeerfcr Two Mile Run Ted Coulson, Werner BcicralccHcr 137 100 Yard Dash Joey Falkner, Larry Willingham 440 Yard Run 138 220 Yard Dash Howell Greer, Woody O’Brien 880 Yard Run Danny Sllvey Woody O'Brien Mile Run 139 Sam Giambi Ut, Benny Head Shot Put Ronnie Mawy, Jeff Masters, Billy Strickland, Rbett Wood 140 Golf PjiiI JoliriKin, Mike l.ynjin. Johnny Waits. Merrill Mann. Pat Lrr. Jim Ragsdale, Tommy Puckett Prospects are bright for a fine season for the Hanks Golf leant. Seniors Paul Johnson. Pat Lee, Merril Mann. Tommy Puckett, Jim Ragsdale, and Johnny Waits team with Junior Mike Lynam to give the Jets an experienced team. Coach Monte Brnkeficld is the team’s instructor. A fine golfer himself. Coach Brakefiohl will help the hoys to play the kind of golf necessary to become a strong contender for league honors this year. 141 COACH MONTH BR ICEFIELD Baseball Dunny Cooper, Terry Cromer, Mark Gray, Rodney Pruett. Douk Saab, Brace Lindsey, Jim Burns, Robert Gillliam, Wayne Healer, Bitty Weather , Vic Treadwell. Floyd Mize, Steve Penuel, Johnny PenueL Kandy Fox, Steve Fox ’l he Hank- Baseball Jets arc fortunate to have ttomc outstanding lettermen returning this year plus some fine newcomers from laM year’s B-team. The squad is led by Seniors Jim Hunts, Robert Gilliam. Wayne Hester, Bruce Lindsey, and Rodney Pruett. Coach Bill Burgess is a good instructor, and this is a team which was a strong contender in 1%6. 142 COACH BILL BURGESS Tennis The Boy’s Tennis team is headed by Seniors John Conway, Sieve Gurley, and Larry Simmons. They give the Jets a strong foundation to build on. Under the leadership of Conch Bill Lmkford. a fine player himself, the team should be a strong contender for league honors this year. Several other hoys will join later to back up the Senior captains. BOV'S TEAM John Conway. Str c Curley. Larry Simmons Four Seniors form the foundation of the Girl’s Tennis team. They arc Carol Ambcrson. Sura Case, Kathy Haugher, and Jane Maynor. Mrs. I bitch is the team’s very capable coach. Under her leadership, the Girl’s team should be one of the strongest Banks has ever produced, and arc expected to enjoy a fine season. GIRL'S TEAM Kathy Flauxher, Sara Caw, Carol Ambcrson. Janr Maynor 143 Wrestling Donnie Muwy. Ronnie Micaey, Phil Cochran, Tommy Webb. Eric Huckabee, John Amari, Reed Edward . Pat Curry. Mike Hulion, Jimmy l(ar| rr, Kenny Motley, Van Tanner, Bill Jone . Boh Smith 144 COACH DON GREEN Swimming First Won'—Dominic Muwo, Royal Bolding, Buster Cray. Frank Busoy. Tom Fuller. Second Row—Blackic Thompson, Steve CueMtum, Stanley Weir, Dale Mitchell, William Zalc . The Swimming team is enjoying another strong season. William .ales is the only Senior, so next year’s prospects arc very bright. The team swam in the John Carrcll meet and the State meet at the University of Alabama. Blackic Thompson represented the Jets at the A.A.U. meet in Tuscaloosa and placed sixth in free style nnd fourth in individual medley competition. Mrs. Match is the Swimming team’s coach. 145 CAPTAINS Blurkic Thompson, William Zalr. 146 CLASSES We Go to School to Learn and to Become — Becoming Is of More Importance. Gradually We Are Given an Awareness of the Worth and Dignity of Education, and We Find That Through Learning We Are Becoming. We See People Who Are? We Look With Wonder Into the Future to See What We May Become. A TIME FOR WORKING 147 Freshman Dale Abercrombie Carla Adams Mike A Kent Kita Agent Franky Allen Debbie Alexander Carmen A Iverson Janice Anu«m Bobby Andrews Margaret Andrews Rachel Andrew Mary Ann � el Mike Raghy Charles Bailey Bonnie Baker Sheila Balentine Duel Ballard Tommy Bales Deb Bannister Drbi Barnett Edward Barrow Elaine Bartlett Fdward Barkley Beverly Barton Andy Bates Karen Bales Robert Bates Cheryl Bolding Royal Belding Judy Bennett Bobbie Benson Harold Benson Deborah Bentley Hunter Blackman Dorothy Body Vicky Bonner Joneile Bonta Shirley Boroughs Henry Bostick Richard Bostick Richard Bowman Jimmy Bragan David Brent David Bridges Donna Bridges Mike Britnell Kathy Brown Kovrn Brown 148 David Bueklin Cary Bullock Mike Bullock Barbara Butnrlt l’ !� ) Burnell Rubyc Burl Mkhrul Busenlehncr Tommy Bush Don Bussey Glenda (Calhoun Mike Calvert Patti Campbell Bob Cannon Daryl Cargill Christine Carpenter Ronnie Cartce Charles Causey Sharon Grower Athd . A N l.fcat i Linda Childress Allan Clapp Kathy Clark Bradley Clem Patricia Gem Bill Cocke Gary Coggins Steve Coker John Cook Darrell Coon Earl Cooper Janet Cork Beth Corley Deborah Cox Perry Cox Melinda Crim Cindy Cro by Crcg Crosby Mary Jo Crostn Steve Croslhwait Manton Cmtty Fran Crow Edward Crusius Robert Dailey John Daniel John Davidson Maureen Davidson Wayne Davi Diane Day Cary DeArman 149 Mu-had Denny I.ynda Den Carolyn Diet Dian Dillon Ldand Dockery' Brent Dodd Bonnie Doming Deen Du Bose Belly Dudley Hita Dutton Mary Kady Charles Eagar Eddie Easter Bill Elliot Teresa Elliot David Emerson Jackie Epperson Doyle Fanchcr Becky Fardin David Fields Wayne Fleming Marcia Foote Richardena Foster Paul Foster Charlie Frederick Margaret Freeman Sammy Freeman Danny Friday Melanie Fro man I-arry Fullilovc Robert Galloway Susie Gandy Margaret Gann Tommy Gamer Diane Garrett Debbie Gaston Alice George David Gibson Georgia Giddens Bobby Girardeau Randy Glare Nora Dian Gober Jimmy Goodwin Barbara Gowers Robert Gray Becky Crcer John Griffin . 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Steve Guesman Ray Cunnels Jan Habshcy Debbie Haigler Jimmy Hall Swum Hall Janet Hamby Larry Hancock Billy Harper Jimmy Harper Tcrric Harper Trace H.irtill Carry Ann Harrison Samira Harrison Janice Hathaway Ronald Hathaway Sue Hathcox Dickie Hawkins Pam Hawkins Richard Hawkins Don Heath Jimmy Heath Bobby Henderson Deborah Henderson Dennis Herron Anllu Hestley Bradley Hicks Patricia Hix Jimmy Hoffman Linda Holhrook 151 Tim Holcombe Sharon Holloran Sara Holloway Brcntia Holt Carol)n Hopkins Becky Horton Terry House Judy Hudson Bonnie Hurst Donna Hurst Sharon Hu skins Jackie Isbell Lee Isaacs Gene Jackson JoEllen Jams Jimmy Jenkins Cathy Jennings Ann Johnscy Jerry Johnson Judy Johnson Karen Johnson Georgia Johnston Steve Jones Terri Jones Stephen Joyner David Keeton jimmy Kicker Donna Kincaid Ronnie King Calelte Kooyers Larry Lokey Stcve Lukey Brenda I tinier Susie LaSalle I jCon led low Marilyn Iedyard ' ft r Denise Lee Julie Ixe Shelia Lrnning Barbara Lilly David Lincoln Rebecca Lincoln Murk Lisby Kenny Lura Terry Lusca Linda McBride Sain McCord Ronnie McFarland 152 Jc c Mo Hu nh Lyn McKinney Hilly McMichacI Sandra MeVay Jeaninnr MeWhirter Janet Muliaffoy Debbie Martin Donnie Moascy Frank Matbewa Hrenda Mathis Carol Mayo Tommy Meaebara Joy Meeks Mike Megois Linda Merritt Hljnolie Miller Doug Miller Steve Miller Karen Mischke Angela Mitchell Iloogie Mitchell Steve Mize Judy Moore Jayne Morgan Phillip Morris Steve Morton Sharon Murphree Wayne Murphree Larry Murphy BUI Myers Cheryl Nation Terry Nation Mike Neel Kathy Neugent Krista Neugent Cary Nichols Jane Norris Harold Oakes Rod Oakly Ronnie O’Brien Cathy Odennea! Janice Odom IJnda Ogletree George Orummond Steve Owen Wanda Owen Boh Parker Debbie Parker 153 Richard Parker Mark Partain Linda Patterson Pam Payne Patti Prurce Royer Pearson 'like Perrin Carolyn Perry Martha Peterson Bob Pharr David Phillip Dennis Phillip Larry Pierce Kandy Pike Linda Pinson Su� an Pitts John Pocus John Poore Cary Pope Jeff Posey Janice Powell Robert Powell Denise Pruett Kenney Purcell Debbie Quitter Turner Ragsdale Harriett Rcagen Donna Reeve Preston Reeve Betty Reynold Robert Rhode Jim Rirhard Ray Richard Jane Ripley Ricky Robert Norri Robertson u Sloe Roddam Malcolm Rogers Floyd Rohling Joanne Rohrabaugh Brenda Rumore Pam Runyan Cuthy Sanders John Salluard Rodney Sartain Linda Savage Lee Schell Krnny Schmidt 154 Janet Smith Robert Smith Roy Smith Steve Smith Lynn Snowden Shirley Soi« on Roger Speed Linda Spiker Yvonne Spivey David Spurlock Steve Staggs Steve Staneil Debra Schwantes Becky Scott Danny Self Mike Self Vickie Lynne Seymore Sam Shannon Jamie Shield Jane Shiran Terrie Shrader Leah Short Lindsay Silas Ronnie Simmons Sam Sim Laura Slaughter Andrea Smith Bob Smith Cheryl Smith Doug Smith Richard Statham Pam Stephenson Jim Steadman Don Steven Linda Stewart Pam Strahan Linda Strouss Jnn Strubel Steve Stuman Haleda Swenson Elizabeth Talmadgc David Tanner Ivey Tate Donna Taylor Kenny Terrell Earl Tharp Beth Thompson Katherine Tibbs 155 John Tidmorc Sandra Tidwell Bill Tolar Ronnie TonrKnson Cathy Tam me 11 Grace Tronralli Barbara Tucker Becky Tucker Suxun Tucker Larry Turk Sharon Turner Stcplier Turner Carol Vines Dcbby Vinson Nancy Walden Becky Walker Karen Walker Kirk Wallace Sandra Waltz Joe Ward Pant Ward Curl Wasson Bill Waterhouse .Debbie Watlcy Mike Weatherby Susie Weatherby Susie Weeks Jerry Weinberg Joyce Weldon Susan Wells Mike Weal Lynn Wilcutt Dennis Wilkcy Barbara Williams Kenneth Williams Roper Williams Janis Willis Andrew Wilson Charles Wilson Linda Wilson Jane Windham lurry Woods Linda Worthington 156 Sophomores Diane Adannon Becky Aden Jan Allen Donna Altii |iii� t Shelia AniuM n Ray AriInhoii Butch Ambrose Cynthia Appleton Larry Archer Jackie Annficld Mike Armstrong Pf|R' Arnett Glenda Arrington James Atlicw Allen Altnwav Barbara Altaway Pat Baggett Carl Bailey A penny for your thought 157 John Baker Randy Baker Ronnie Bank Patti Bank Kicky Barnett Libby Barranro Robert Barrett Li via Bate Steve Haver Barbara Bell Joy Bennett Debbie Berry Linda Kipps Pam Billups Paul Blackburn Carol Bluich Tom Blairh Cindy Blue Pat Blythe l-inda Hogg Suzanne Bonham Becky Boone Bill Border Keith Bowers Ronald Boyd Craig Boyle David Braden Steve Bradford Peggy Brannon Nita Brasher Jerry Braswell Bill Bright Jan Bright Paul Brooks Janie Brown Cramlvillc Bruner ‘Byron Bryant Sherry Bryant Lee Burdick Ih� ug Burnett Neil Burnett Patti Bum Margaret Busbec David Busby Charles Hussy Brenda Byat Beverly Byers David Byrd 158 I.ynn Cabal Carol Cain Don Camp Bobby Capps Sharon Marie Capps Sherry Carroll Debbie Cates Sandra Causey James Chapman Russel Chaver Carl Cheek Shenry Cline Joan Cobb Phil Cochran Barbara Gofer Allen Coleman Patsy Colley Jack Collin Shirley Collins Joily Connors Margaret Conradi Perry Cook Teresa Cook lands Cooke Harry Corley Jan Cowan Marietta Cox Catherine Crawford Allen Creel Ricky Crowley Pat Curry-Anna Davis Beverly Davis Debbie Davis Donna Davis Paul Davis William Daws Diane Dean Terry I)ea� on Karen Denton Gene Denz Cindy Dickey Pam Dickinson David Doggo! I Vann Dorn Larry Dorough Linda Dowdy Diane Drcher 159 Janie-. Duke Phil Duke Katharine Dunlap Alter Dunuavant Diane Dunning Kay Du plant! Cathy Durham Diane Dwyer Cathy Katie Debbie KSland Debbie Elliot Kathy Elliot Dale Evan Robert Evan Staton Fagan John Faulkner Linda Farley Toby Faucet! Marilyn Faulkner Sandy Fluughcr lleardrn Floyd Elainr. Folmar Paul Folmar Patty Ford Janet Fmtrr Ctrg Fomt Handall Fou«t Jerry Fowler Randy Fort Kelly Freeman Jef Frey Mary Joyce Fricks Terry Fry-Tom Fuller Mary Funderburke Pam Cnfnea Clyde Caine Carol Gamble Pat Gamble Bonnie Gannon Oakley Garnett Cary Garret Becky Gaston Mary Gayle McIum Gilbreath Nancy Gilbreath Jap ire Giltnore Craig Class 160 Gary Clawcock Tommy Glenn Don Godwin Bu lrr Gray-Dun Gray Jerry Gray Annette Green Jane Green Mike Greer Anna Gupton Sharon Gallery Kdw.ud II,ill Roger Hall Cathy Hamer Tommy Dane Cheryl Ann Hanks Don Hanna Charlotte Harbison Janice Harper Mike Harris Debbie Headley Roy Henderson Belinda Hrnory Wayne Hibbard Hallman Higgins Rebecca Hildebrand Roddy Hill Judy Hind Joy Holcomb Judy Holland I.ynn Hollis John Hollingsworth Pat Holmes Mike Holt Linda Honeycutt Vicki Hook Wayne House John Howard Naomi Howard John Howell Roy Huckabee Ted Hulon Fred Hughe Robbie Ann Hutchins Linda Hutchins Bobi Hyde Janice Inzer Sue Inzer 161 Wanda Ruth Keeton Karen Keith Jimmy Kelly Michael Kemp Wanda Kemp Larry Kendrick Brenda Kcrlcy Butch Key Karen Key Don Kirrce Charlene Kilgore Mary Killingsworth Kathy King Gerald Knight Tereaa Knight Mark Kontzrn Bohbie Krogttcad Norman I.utsch Tim Larkey Barbara l-umbcrt Linda 1 jmon Ronnie Lamon Patsy Landers Nancy Lanier Brenda Latham Nnncv Lawnm Bccki Lee Bill Ia-ighton Jimmy Ixmon Dianne Lett Kathi Isle) Johnny Jarvi Nancy Jackson Vicki Jackson Brenda Jay Barbara Ann Jinright Steve John Harry Johnsey Diane Johnson Gloria Johnson Patti Johnson Glenn Johnston Bill Jone Billy June Dennis Jone Janice Jone Karyn Jone Terni Jonea Buster Linder Dale Lind ay Cilery I Iadbir Roy Long John Love Johnny Low Sieve Lyda Shirley Lyles Ronald Mi-Heath Kathy McCartney Don Me Cay Jimmy McCay Drbbie McCord Sandra McCormack David McCraven Dennis McCraven Steve McCrovkey Susan McCullough Charles McDuff Mulorir McFarland Franck McGaffney Charlie Melarmofc Carolyn McLean Tommy MrNaughton Bonnie MacKciwic Connie Mann Priwy Manning Dehhlr Marlow John Marlin Janice Ma«� ey 163 Terry Mathew. Diane Mracluun Margaret Meadow Mike Melville Lanny Merrill Itukscll Mr er mith Cathl Miller Fllnu Miller David Mill Rosemary Miranda Reeky Mitchell David Mitchell Elliot Mitchell Don Mizell Doris MuZtdl Sheila Mobley Billy Moore Gayle Moore Anna Morgan Brenda Morris Larry Morri. Bita Morri Deborah Morrison Danny Morton Rita Mow ley Bnty Jo Moye Karen Mulkey Kris Mullins I-aura Mullins Butch Murphy Johnny Musro Alan Myers Larry Neill Johnny Nichols Paula Norman Debbie Numtny Chip Oakes Charles Oden Tim Oden Johnny O'Donald Lynn Oncndcr Dehhy O home Mark Pardue Patti I'jrkins Ronnie Parson Alan Pass Pat Patterson Debhie Payne 164 Diane Payne Kicky I’aync Johnny IVnurl David Perry Vickie Peter Got dan Peter Diane Pope Larry Poieet Myra Powell Susan Powell Ellen Pratt Darlene Prink 3 Bill Proctor Gary Putman Ceorge Quick David Rawls Danila Ray Judy Reaves Oft 4 w.; Gary Reese Steve Reynolds David Riehwinc Patricia Riley David Rolierson Frank Knhinson Tommy Robinson Buddy Rogers David Ridding Nancy Row Mike Rudd David Rush Naomi Russell Nancy Ryan Krenda Saab Marla Scoggins Fred Seifert Eddie Self Lynda Self Tim Shnnnon Patty Sharp I.inda Sheram Gene Short Sandra Shrader Dale Simmons Dwight Sims Jane Skinner Susan Slatsky Bruce Smith Cheryl Smith 165 Gail Smith Harvey Smith Linda Smith Mike Smith Nan Smith Peggy Smith Tim Smith-Lyjn Wayne Snow Frank Sparks Roger Sparks Mike Slancil Nancy Stanford Mike Stanley Jeanne Stanton CU$i Strawn Ronnie Stith Julian Slrohun Susan Stricklin Susan Studdnn Alvin Sturgis Beverly Sulser Deane.Summerford Danny Sumner Sharon Swindall John Tanner Donna Taylor Kathy Taylor Marilyn Taylor Rohin Teague. Steve Tedfotd David Thames Beth Throw Dannete Tillery Faye Tingle Tommy Tolbert Don Toney Vic Treadwell Judy Trcecc Barbara Tribble Li Tucker Debbie Tulles Marilyn Turketl Dulcet) Vance Barbara Vann Ruth Valine Lyn Vin ant Beth Von Dali John Waldman 166 Wanda W'aldrip Johnny Walker Annette Wall Wendy Wall Ralph Wallace Becky Walter Ed Warren Fabian Warren Larry Watt Dick Webb Wayne Wessinger Allcn West Becki West I.inda West Steve Wot Robert Wetzel Horry Wheeler Mary White Mary Jane White Litu Whitfield Randy Whittington Dianne Wiggin Billy Wilder Lyn Wilkeiuon Cindy Wilkerson Cary Wilkey Danny Williams Larry W'illiams Lynn W'illiams Olivia Williams Peggy W'illiams Mike Williford Debbie Wilson Ken Wilson Larry Wilson Phil Wilson Connie Windham Linda W'ingo Jody W'ood Pam Wood Terry Wood Carl Worthington Bobby W'right Clynda Wright Bonnie Yarbrough Tommie Yesnek Teresa Sue York Fred Young 167 Juniors Linda Abel Culhy Abney Tamara Adam Virginia Adam Carol Addrrhold Pat Akin Billy Allen John Alley IJnda Anderson Dean Armstrong James Arnett Cynthia Arrington Nancy Arthur Harry Autry Craig Bailey Marcia Bairn tine Lynda Ball Donald Barbee Betsy Barker Beverly Barker Dwayne Barnett Jimmy Ba ham Churle Bate Freddy Bates Gena Beckett Walter Bennett Doris Bljckhum Linda Blackman Eddie Blake Kenny Booker Kathy Bowie Pam Bowlin Bowilla Box Barney Braden Sharon Bray Cary Brewer Nancy Brickell Linda Brown William Brown Lee Bryant Jimmy Burnett Richard Burnett Mike Bushy Diane But ch Gayle Butt Palmer Byrd Libby Camp Tommy Cart ledge 168 Sandra Cawn Si eve Chamber William Champion Donna Chilton Prince Clayton Dave Qiulng RomcII Clemons Larry Cleveland Ricky Clifton Margie Coe Tanya Convray Carole Cook Kenneth Cook Larry Cook Clayton Cooper Danny Cooper Craig Corde Betty Gorina A Simmons' Bcautyrot would be a full two feet wider 169 Larry Daugherty Diaiie Daviibon Mow l)avi« Sherry Dawes Carol Sue Dawson Judy Day Sluron Dear Dcloro Diriu Rebecca Dill Janice Dollar Virginia Dowda Tonmi) Dudley Carol Duerr David Duke Jan Duke Mike Dulion Bobby Joe Durham Burl Eady cna Eady Reid Edwards Beverly Elliot Jo Ann Ellison Sloe Entrrkin Pal Em.itd Lewi Ferguson Jackie Ferguson Phillip Flemiken James Hemmotu Bruce Foote Sandra Fox t9 -St-1 Susan Cornelius Helen CouLon Diane Cox F.ii ahrlh Cralilree Rex Crawford Brenda Crrel Linda Creel Dixie Crilchcr Terry Cromer Ka Crosby Carol Grotty Jacqueline Crow Jackie Cunningham Connie Currier .Mike Curry Linda Cull Cissy Dahlke Terry Dailey i Jhu 170 Lionel Fro man !.)nn FuIIilote Lynda Funderburk Ricky Cafford Rotator Gulligcr Linda Cambio Jan Gardner Tommy Gibb Dianne Gibnon Hobby Gilbert Janet Gill ett Terry Cilbert f -arol Gilliland Danny Gillison Enie t Gilmer Philip Gilmer Steve Gilmer Cwen Godwin VC% Vi A. Jl d, 1% 4 Tommy Godwin Mark Cray Jimmy Green Howell Creer Nancy Grider Nancy Crimmett Nikki Cuerdat Don llagel Dennia Hallmark Mike Hamilton Ricky Hammond Margaret Hanby Dick Hannah Cam hum Hanwn Ann Harkins Martha Harp Margaret Harper Bill Horri Terry Harris Jimmy Harrison Vicky Haskew Doug Hanler Barbara Hathaway Ro s Have Van Hayne Jimmy Haynes Virginia Hearn Barry Heaton Kathy Hemphill Brenda Hendmon 171 Ji m ll. mlrp.on Cheryl Herring John Herring Virginia Holley Larry Higdon Kicky Higgins Laura Hindi. Frank Hix Christine Hodge? Larry Hodge Becky Hoffman Pat Hollingsworth � Joe Hood Becky Hook Becky Howell Erie Huckabcc Jamka Hutnlier Wayne Hutching Bill Ingram Fran Jackson Kenneth Jackwm Debbie Jarvit Don Jinright Jimmy John Judy John Nonna Johnson Terry Johnson Tommy Johnson Stew Johnson Ernest Johnston Gene Jones Gerald Jones Judy Jones Kay Jones Kenny Jones Mary Ann Jones Mickey Jones Kick Jones Susan Jones Kay Keeton Sam Keith Michael Kelly Kathy Kelly Patti Key Judy Killingsworth Tommy King Daryl Kiser Cary Knight 172 Konnlo Knight CJiarlc Krcnkel Kenneth Kytle Julia Laney Phillip Lankford Edward la dlow Teresa Lee Bobby le Mauler Bill Lemon Danny Ixn Pal Little Victor Littleton Margaret l.oftin Bobby Loptx Qiarle Lopez Donna Lovett Elaine Lovoy David Luck Mike Lynom John McAfee Dianne McAllister Kathy McAlpinc Steve MirAuley Terry McCall Sherri McCoy Mike McClellan Linda McClung Joel McCoy Jmjies McCravm Peggy McCullough Judy McDaniel Sumii McDaniel Bonnie McDermott Thelma McElroy Danny MeVayr John Mabaffey Bonnie Manor Muffrt Maple Jane Martin John Martin Birnda Ma� ey Bernfe Matthew Ricky Mattox Ann May Jim Melville Qian Merrill Sharon Merritt Larry Mill 173 Tomni) M indie w Dale Mitchell Sandra Mitchell Floyd Mize Melanie Moore Rebccea Moore Sharon Moore Hill Morgan Sieve Morgan Bobbie Morrison Kusly Morrow Robert Morton Charles Motley Pal Murphy Dominick Muoo Mar) Ncodliam Hot. Neill Qinrlolte Nichols Clayton NichoU Jimmy Norri Linda Norris Strve Norris Mike Nummy Frank Oakley Tommy Olive Rita Ott Pal Owen Peggy Owens Cheryl Page Karen Pair Jeff Palmer George Puno Ronald Park Billy Parker Ruddy Parker Sandra Parker Becky Parson. Jimmy Pearce Albert Pearson Beverly Pearsons Peggy Pender Steve Prnuel Carolyn Perry Clay Pickard Mike Pitt Pat Plant Judy Popwell Ellen Posey 174 I am rixtren going on seventeen Debbie Powell Linda Puckett Mike Pugh Cniijt Ray , Jerry Ray Russell Richard Putty Rigg Klaine Hitch Monica Rim Lynda Robert Charles Roddam Carl Rogers Janice Roger Bryce Russell Roger Russell Doug Saab Florence Salvagio Dian Sample Marie Sand if er Richard Sehoen Lee Schoettlin Jimmy Scroggins Joyce Seaqubt Billy Sheppard Pete Shields Vickie Sliiruh Stephen Simmons Eddie Sim Ricky Sloan Janie Smith 175 Mark Smith Roger Smith Runny Smith Sherry Smith Jane Smithson Erin Snowden Sandra Sofoon Cindy Soulu Siuannc Spark Wayne Spark Kirk Stalling Bohby Stanford Karen Steadman George Steele Shamn Stoke Roxannr Stone Susan Sirahan Edward Sullivan Mike Sullivan Sue Sullivan Joyce Sumner Reeky Suttlr Hardy Swenson Vickie Sykes Mike Taylor David Teague Shirley Templin Jim Thomo. Roger Thomas Sharon Thoma Tcrwa Thoma Rlackie Thompson Linda Thompton Karen Thra her Charlotte Tibbs Judy Tilton Terry Toole Reeky Tortorigi Jerry Tortorigi l at Tovrne David Traylor Jeff Trill Jamie Tubbs Jo Ann Tucker Sara Ellen Tucker Van Tanner Cornelia Turner Jane! Turner 176 Jamc Walden Ralph Walden AnnaMI Walker Connie Walker Sieve Walker I.inda Waller Gail Walton Kenny Wataon Billy Weather Tommy Webb Stun Weir Charles Well Donnie Wc t Neil Westbrook Billy WeUel Gene Wetal Sue Whatley Richard Whbcfiant Mike Willi Barbara Wilson Cindy WiUon Judy WiUon Freddy Wiseman 1 j Rue WUncr Dianne Wolfe Bob Wood Janice Wright Ray Wright Becky York Mike Young John White Brenda Whitehou e Shelia Whiting Steve Whiting Janie Whitley Lrannr Whittle Reid Tyler Everett Vann Peggy Vineyard Bill Wade Ken Wahlen Trippy Wait Janie Wicdcrhold Barbara Wilburn Susan Wilkey 1’atn Williams Sandy W illiams Larry Willingham Variety Marks 1966 “The Schmoo.” The Jet were for Johnny. Jimmy Sidle and Joe Ntmalh played benefit basketball game at Ranks. Senior Class Officers President ALLAN GIRARDEAU Vice President Secretary JOEY FALKNER MARY WALDROP Treasurer STEVE SPENCER Chaplain REID GROTTY 182 MICHAEL STEPHEN ABBOTT Mu Alpha Theta; Session Room Offices; Spanish Club; Promoters Club; Archives Club; B-Tcam Football; Bank Teller; National Honor Society. EDMUND GLENN ADAMS Choir: Session Room Offices; Debate Club: J. B. Club. DWANE NEIL ALBRETS Speech Club; Thespians; Latin Club; Junior Proprams; Spoon River Anthology. JOHN MICHAEL ALDRIDGE CHARLOTTE ALFORD Session Room Office: Band—letter; Band Who's Who; Senior Who’s Who: Ijitin Club: Pep Club; Y-Teens; library Assistant: Marshal. CARLOS RAF. ALLEN. JR. Choir; Chancellors; French Club: Junior Civitans; J. B. Club: Science (Tub. RALPH EDWARD ALLEN JOHN EMANUEL AMARI Student Council; Session Room Offices: Homecoming Com m it tee; R-Club: Promoters Club: Red Cross Club: Fellow-ship of Christian Athletes: Wrestling Team: Bank Teller: Marshal. BARBARA CAROL AMBERSON Junior CUm Treasurer; Senior Who’ Who; Senior Favorite; Junior-Senior Prom Committee: Pep Club; Olympian Club; Promoters Club; Y-Teens; Tennis Team—Letter: Marshal. SHERRY ELAINE ANDERSON Boot n Tassel: F.B.L.A.; Home Economics Club; Marshal. CATHY CHRISTINE ANDREWS Student Council; Cabinet: Mu Alpha Theta: Session Room Offices: Speech Award: Banks Notes Staff; Chairman of Homecoming Dance Decorations Committee: Senior Play; Girls Glee Club; Debate Team; Y-Teens; Thespians; Forensic Club; Marshal. RICHARD MICHAEL ANDREWS Student Body Chaplain: Choir: Chancellors: Football Manager; Session Room Office-: Math Club; Latin Club Officer: B-Club. STEPHEN DOUGLAS ANGE Session Room Offices; Math Club; B-Team Football; Baseball: Gymnastics: Marshal. SANDRA LOUISE ARCHER Session Room Offices: Girls Glee Club: Boot n Tassel: Home Economics Club: Y-Teens; Marshal. ROBERT RAY ARMSTRONG. JR. Banks Notes Staff: Spanish Club—Officer. HARRIETT PATRICIA AUTfyY Choir; Session Room Officer; B-Day Queen Contestant; Y-Teens; Girls Glee Club: Student Teacher: Office Assistant. NORMA JEAN BAILEY Mu Alpha Thetn: Cabinet; Student Council; Senior Girls Ensemble; Glee Club; Choir; Y-Teens -Secretary; Latin Club: Session Room Officers. MYRA LYNN BAILEY Mu Alpha Theta; Session Room Offices: Student Council: Future Nurses Club; Bank—Teller: Marshal. PATRICIA ANN BAILEY Girls’ State Representative; Choir; Girls’ Glee Club; “Oklahoma”; Bool n Tassel; Session Room Offices; Y-Teens; laitin Club: Tri-Hi-Y; Band. RONALD WAYNE BARBEE Session Room Officers: Who's Who; Chancclors; Choir; Mixed Ensemble. LARRY TUCKER BARNETTE French Club: Thespians Society; Marshal: Lanier: Mi-Y Club. WERNER HELMUT BEIERSDOERFER Session Room Officers; Sportsmanship Representative; Spike Shoe Club- -President; “B Club Officer: Varsity Basketball; Varsity Track Captain; Bank Teller; “B” Team Football: “B” Team Basketball; “B Team Track. 185 CHERYL DENE DEEDING Olympian Club; Marshal; Tennis Team; Session Room Officers; Student Council Representative; Office Assistant; Gym Assistant. SHARON GAY BENNETT Library Assistant; Marshal; Session Room Officer; Bank -Teller: F.T.A.; Pep Club; Art Club; Art Club; Y-Teens. BEVERLY JANE BENTLEY Session Room Officer: Glee Club: Y-Teens: Home Economics Club; Archives Club; Latin Club; Library Assistant; Marshal. PAUL DALE BIDDY AMY LOUSE BLACKBURN National Honor Society; Choir; Girls’ Glee Club; Girls’ Ensemble: Mixed Ensemble; Oklahoma”: Promoters Club; Y-Teens; Senior Tri-Hi-Y; Junior Civitan Secretary; Spanish Club—Secretary. MARY ANN BLAIR National Honor Society; Mu Alpha Theta; Majorette; Latin Award Magna Cum Liudc; Nominee For Citizenship lour Flag Bearer: Choir; Girls' Glee Club; “Oklahoma ; Bank—Teller; Band; Pep Club: Boot 'n Tassel: Forensics Club: Session Room Officer. JANET MARIE BOND Student Council; Session Room Officers; Bank Assistant: Bank- Teller; Junior and Senior Tri-Hi-Y—Vice-President; Latin Club: Promoters: Pep Club. JAMES KENNETH BOYD Session Room Officer; Mardial: Bank—Teller: Archives Club; Math Club: l tin Club. 186 BARRY RAY BRANHAM Bank—Teller; F.B.LA. CAROL HOLMAN BURNS Session Room Offices: Library Assistant; Tri-Hi-Y—Secretary; Junior Tri-Hi-Y; Promoters Club; Olympian Club; Latin Club; Glee Club. CHERYL KAY BURDINE Session Room Offices; Marshal; Speech Club: Y-Teens; Archives Club. JAMES CANON BURNS, JR. Cabinet; Student Council; Senior Favorite; Session Room Offices; Sportsmanship Committee: Freshman Basketball; “B” Team Track; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Baseball; “B Club: Ushers Club; Fellowship of Christian Athletics. PEGGY ANNETTE BURNS Bank—Teller: Library Assistant; Y-Teens; Future Nurses Club. JOHN PAUL BURTON Bank—Teller; Archives Club—President; French Club— Vice-President: Promoters Club: BETTY JANE CAIN Session Room Offices; Bank Assistant; Marshal: Y-Teens; Litin Club: Future Nurses Club. WILLIAM ERWIN C ALA ME. JR. Session Room Offices; I.atin Club; J. B. Club; Archives Club. 187 RICHARD MICHAEL CALLAHAN Session Room Offices; Marshal Captain; Rank Teller; Library Assistant; F.T.A.—President: French Club; Amateur Radio Club; Promoters Club. KAREN JOYCE CALVERT Lruisburp: Y'-Teens; Glee Club: Cheerleader. Tarrant: Y’-Teens; Session Room Officer. SARA EM ALINE CASE Rank Roard of Directors; Session Room Offices; Rank Teller; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; Tennis Team; Olympian Club; Tri-Hi-Y: Pep Club: Latin Club. CAROL LYNN CHAMRERS Thespian Club: Girls Glee Club; Y-Tccns; Spanish Club; Home Economics Fashion Show. JOHN MICHAEL CAMPBELL RORERT M ATI SON CARGII.E Session Room Offices; B-Team Football: Marshal; French Club. CLIFF ANDERSON CHAMBLISS Marshal: Science Club: Pep Club. SAMUEL BYRON CHAMRLISS R-Team Football: Varsity Football; R-Tcam Track; Varsity Track: R-Team Basketball; Varsity Basketball: Session Room Offices; B-Club; Federation of Christian Athletes; Spike Shoe Club: Alabama J. C. Track Team—U. S. Champion. TERR IE LYNNE CHAMBLISS Session Room Offices; Bank—Teller; F.B.LA.—Secretary; Forensics Club; Red Cross Club. MARGARET ANN CHEATHAM Session Room Offices; Student Council: F.N.A.; Office Assistant; Library .Assistant; Pep Club: Gym Assistant; Marshal. SANDRA LEE CHEATHAM Student Council; Session Room Office; Latin Club; Y-Teens. JANICE MARIE CHILDERS Session Room Office; Pep Club: Latin Club; Promoters Club Vice-President; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; Y-Teens. CAROLYN ELIZABETH CLARK Band; Band Letter; All City Band; Gobi Key Club: Session Room Offires; Marshal; Bank—Teller; Spanish Club; Red Cross Club; F.T.A.; Audio Visual Club; Junior Civitan: Prp Club. PATRICIA ANN CLARKE Marshal; Future Teachers of America: F.N.A.; I .a tin Club. CHKRYI. FRANCES CI.ASEN Session Room Offices; Root ’n Tassel Club; PCp Club; Thespians Club: Y-Teens. AARON RAY COLEMAN Band—Letter; Archives Club; Audio-Visual Club; Session Room Offices; Library Assistant. CHARLENE RHETT COLEMAN Session Room Officer; Marshal; Fair Award: Home Economics Club: F.N.A. Club: Girls’ Glee Club. CYNTHIA ANN COLLINS Girls’ Glee Club: Speech Club; F.B.L.A.—Chaplain; Marshal. JOYCE MARIE COLLINS Future Nurses Club: Marshal: Girls' Glee Club; Home Economics Club Secretary. JOHN LAWRENCE CONWAY III Tennis Team; Forensics Club—President; L’shers Club— Associate Head Lslier: Jr. Civitans; Federation of Christian Athletes: B-Club; Mu Alpha Theta; Cabinet; Council; Rank Teller; Marshal; National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist; Ranks Notes Editor-in-Chief; Senior Play; Optimist Oratorical Contest; Civitan Oratorical Contest; Debate Team: “Know Your News”; Montevallo Drama Festival; Freedom Forum; Oklahoma ’; Student Director “Spoon River”; Senior Favorite: Senior Who’s Who: Session Room Offices. KATHERINE COOK Girls’ Glee Club: Marshal: Latin Club; Root ’n Tassel Club; Y-Tee«s: Pep Club: Session Room Offices. ROBERT NEl.SON COOK Marshal: Wrestling; Session Room Offices; Rank Teller; Math Club. 190 MARY BRENNAN COONEY Girls’ Glee Club—President; Glee Club Accompanist; Sen ior Girls’ Ensemble Accompanist; Senior Tri lli-Y; Junior Tri-Hi-Y; Y Tcens. CALVIN DOUGLAS COOPER EDWARD RUSSELL COULSON Merit Semi-Finalist; Mu Alpha Theta: Varsity Football; B Team Football; B Team Track; Student Body Vice President; Cabinet: Student Council: Session Room Officer; Bank-Teller; F.C.A.; Spike Shoe Club; “B” Club: Junior Civitan President; Bovs’State Candidate; Band; Marshal; Sophomore Representative. RUSSELL FRANCIS COULTER Bank—Teller; Student Council; Session Room Officer; Marshal; Chancellors; Choir; Ensemble; J. B. Club; l-atin Club; Science Club: 1066 Banks Note Staff—Business Manager. WILLIAM MALONE COUPLAND “B” Club; Usher Club; B Team Track: B Team Basketball; Boys’ State Delegate; F.C.A.; Session Room Officers; Varsity Basketball. SHIRLEY ANNE COX Session Room Officers; Rank—Teller: Olympian Club; Glee Club: Future Teachers of America: Future Nurses’ of America. MARGARET ELAINE CROSS Future Teachers’ of America; Future Nurses of Amcrica-President; Session Room Officers; Girls’ Glee Club. BOB ALI EN CROSTHWA1T Session Room Officer; Chancellors. REID AlISTOM CROTTY Choir; Chancellor —Vice-President; Ushers Club; Junior Civitan--Treasurer: J. B. Club—President: Freedom Forum; Boys’ State; Session Room Officer: Student Council; Cabinet: Citizenship Tour Nominee; Mu Alpha Theta; Annual Staff: National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist. DAVID EUGENE CRUMP Spanish Club; Promoters Club: Math Club; Session Room Officer: Junior Achievement; Bank—Teller; Marshal. RONNIE AARON CRUMPTON Session Room Officer; B Team Basketball; B Team Baseball: Varsity Baseball; Marshal. JOSEPH FRANKLIN DANIEL, JR. Session Room Officers; Bank Teller; Latin Club: Freshman Basketball; Promoters Club; Archives Club: J. B. Club: Marshal. CAROL ANN DORN Session Room Officers; Red Cross Club; Bank—Teller; F.B.L.A.; F.N.A. JAMES PATRICK DORR IETY National Thespians Society- President; Banks Notes Staff; Marshal; Bank Teller; Speech Club: Session Room Officers. 192 ADRIENNE DAVIS Choir; Glee Club; Library Assistant; F.B.L.A.; Guidance Club-—Officer; National Thespians Society; Session Room Officers: Office Assistant; Bank—'Teller; Bank Assistant; Student Council: F.T.A. DIANE SHERRY DAWSON Glee Club; Choir: Girls' Ensemble: Session Room Officers; F.T.A.; F.N.A.; Y-Teen� : National Thespian Society. LESLYE WAYNE DOTSON Session Room Offices; Rand; All-State Solo; All-Stale Ensemble; Choir; Chancellors; All-City Rand; Band Letter; Forensics Club; Marshal; Tennis Team; “Oklahoma”. JANICE RENEE DOWNS Session Room Officers; Rank -Teller; Root 'n Tassel Club; F.N.A.; Home Economics Club; Marshal. Dixie Heights High School—Band; Rowling Team. LEISA VIVIAN DUBOJSE Latin Club; Boot ’n Tassel Club; Office Assistant; Home Economics Club; Y-Tcens: Bank—Teller; Olympian Club; Marshal. CAROL DALE DUBOSE Audio Visual Club; Girls’ Glee Club. JACQUELYN LOUISE DU ROSE Session Room Officers; Student Council; Archives Club; Rand; Boot ’n Tassel: Ranks Notes Staff; Homecoming Float Committee; Citizenship Tour Nominee. DAVID BURKE DULION B Team Football; Varsity Football; Varsity Wrestling; “B” Club; Ushers Club; Session Room Officers. NANCY LOU DUTTON Archives Club: Pep Club; Session Room Officers; Rank-Teller; Junior Tri-Hi-Y: Senior Tri-Hi-Y; Y-Teens; B Day Court: Junior Civitun: Promoters Club; Marshal. JAMES GORDON DYER. JR. 193 CAROLYN LOUISE EADY Session Room Officer; F.T.A.; Y-Tccns; Rand; Rand Letter: Root 'n Tassel; Home Economics Club. JOHN R. EASTERLING. JR. Session Room Officer; Student Council; Rank—Teller; Math Club. ROBERT EDWARDS Choir; Ensemble (mixed); Chancellors; Session Room Officer; Student Council. LINDA JOAN ELLISON Archives Club; Pep Club; Y-Tecns; Rank—Teller; Marshal. STEPHEN WERB ELROD THELESA SUSAN EUBANKS Session Room Officers; Ijitin Club; Glee Club; Future Teachers Club; Choir; Junior Tri-Hi-Y—Vice President; Senior Tri-Hi-Y; Chairman of Homecoming Committee; Bank—Teller. WILLIAM JOSEPH FALKNER, JR. B Team Track: Varsity Track; Choir—Vice-President; Chancellors—President; Student Council; Session Room Offircrs; Junior Class Secretary; Senior Favorite; Senior Who’s Who; Mixed Ensemble; Lead in “Oklahoma”. CARY JAMES FEREREE Session Room Offices; Student Council. Other School—B Team Basketball; Student Council. RACHEL ANITA FAUCETT Session Room Officer; F.T.A.—Officers; Teachers' Aid; National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist; Mu Alpha Theta Math Honor Society. HONDA MERLIN FEILD Session Room Officers; Y-Teens; Tri-Hi-Y; F.T.A.; Junior Red Cross; Rank—Teller; Choir; Seniors Girls' Ensemble; Glee Club: Marshal. GAIL ANN FITZPATRICK Rand: Root 'n Tassel Club: Band—Letter. Phillips—Rand; F.N.A.; Session Room Officers; Marshal. KATHY SUE FLAUGHER Olympian Club: Latin Club: Pep Club; Session Room Offices: Student Council; Girls' Tennis Team; Tri-Hi-Y; Bank Board of Directors—Secretary. PAMELA ANN FOOTE Session Room Officer; Y-Teens; Pep Club: Rank Assistant; Miss March of Dimes Finalist; Marshal. CAROL ANN FOSTER Majorette; Band; Root n Tassel Club—Secretary; Rand letters; Session Room Offices. ANN HARRIET FOWLER National Honor Society; Cheerleader; Mu Alpha Theta; Tri-Hi-Y Club President; Mixed Ensemble; Choir; Girls’ Ensemble; Girls’ Glee Club; Who’s Who: Promoters Club; Bank—Teller; Latin Club; Rand; Pep Club; Good Citizenship Tour Nominee; Session Room Offices; Junior Tri-Hi-Y Club—Secretary. LARRY REVES FOX TERRELL DEANE FRAZER Latin Club; Red Cross Club: Guidance Club; Y-Teens; Home Economics Club. DARRYL RAY FROM AN Ham Operator’s Club; Science Club: Session Room Offices; Member of Junior Achievement; Wrestlin' Team: Bank—Teller. WANDA KAY FULLER Y-Teens; March of Dimes Representative; Pep Club; Session Room Offices; Spanish Club: Rank—Teller; Student Council; Marshal. WALTER GREGORY GAYLE Mu Alpha Theta: Latin Club: Spike Shoe Club; B Team Track; Junior Civitans: Session Room Officer: Ranks Notes Staff -Circulation Manager. RURNADETTE CATHERINE GIBSON Future Nurses Club: Marshal: Y-Teens: Session Room Offices. WILLIAM JERRY GILBERT B Team Football; Varsity Football; R Team Track: Session Room Officer: Math Club: Marshal. SANDRA KAY GILBERT Secretary of Session Room. ROBERT WESLEY GILLHAM National Honor Society; S. R. President; B Team Basketball; Varsity Baseball; “B Club; Usher Club; Mu Alpha Theta; Latin Club: Student Council; Banks Notes—Sports Editor. SYLVIA DIANNE GILLILAND Session Hoorn Offices; Girls Glee Club; Home Economics Club; Pep Club; F.N.A.; Marshal. ALLAN JACKSON GIRARDEAU B Team Football; B Team Track; Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball; F.C.A.: “B Club President; Session Room Offices; I'slier Club. SHARON ELIZABETH GLENN Red Cross Club: Y-Teens; Home Economics Club: Session Room Offices. DENNIS EVERETTE COBER Math Club; Session Room Officer; Banks Notes Staff: Marshal. MICHAEL PAUL GODDARD Chancellors; Choir: Forensic Club: Student Council; National Thespian Society -Vice-President; Optimist Oratorical Contest: Band Announcer: Session Room Offices; Bank —Teller: Marshal. JOHN EUGENE GODWIN Bank- Teller; Session Room Offices: B Team Track; Varsity Track; Spike Shoe Club. JOE CLYDE GODWIN. JR. Banks Notes Staff. Latin Club: Session Room Offices; Radio Club; Marshal—Captain. KAREY NELL GOLDEN Ses ion Room Offices; Bank—Teller; Pep Club: Y-Teens; Tri-Hi-Y: Choir: Ensemble—Accompanist: School Accompanist; “Oklahoma Accompanist; March of Dimes Contestant. 197 DAVID MORGAN GRAY Spanish Club—President: Session Room Officers. THOMAS MICHAEL GREENE Session Room Offices: Club Officer: I Jilin Club; Math Club; Promoters Club: Murshal. RITA JO CRIER Cheerleader; Olympian Club; “0 Club Letter: Guidance Club; Pep Club; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; Rank— Teller; Library Assistant. MYRA ANNE GRIGSBY Red Cross Club: Junior Y-Teens; Office Assistant; Home Economics Club. DIANE NADINE GRIZZLE Session Room Office: E.B.LA.; Pep Club; Home Economics Club—Assistant Secretary. LARRY WADE GUNN IN B Team Football: B Team Track: B Team Wrestlin'1; Varsity Football; Varsity Track; “B” Club; Spike Shoe Club; F.C.A.; Session Room Offices. KAREN JO GUNTHROPE Session Room Offices; Y-Teens: Promoters Club; Bank— Teller; Pep Club: Miss March of Dimes Contestant; Marshal, Bessemer Hie.h School: Session Room Offices; Spanish Club; National Thespians Society: Red Cross Club. STEVEN HANSEN GURLEY Freshman Basketball; Vanity Basketball—Manager; Varsity Tennis Team: Red Cross Club; Latin Club: “B” Club; F.C.A.; Chancellors; Jets Booster Club: Ushers Club— Treasurer: Session Room Offices; Treasurer of Student Body: President of Student Body: Senior Favorite; Who’s Who; Cabinet: Wrestling Team. 198 JUDY CAROL HAMER Art Club; First Place Winner at the Art Show nt the Pair; Hank Teller; Session Room Offices; Red Cross Art Award: Debate—Dramatics Club: Scholastic Art Award. ALEXANDER VERNON HANCOCK. JR. Session Room Offices: Library Assistant: Math Club: Art Club: Student Teacher: Marshal. JIMMY REYNOLDS HARPER. JR. B-Club: B-Tcam Track: Session Room Offices; Varsity Wrestling; Student Council: Math Club: Promoters Club; Art Club; Pep Club; Marshal. CLENNES MARILYN HARPER Session Room Offices: Rank Teller: Boot ’n Tassel; F.T.A.; Band Letter. ROBERT MILES HANCOCK MARGARET ELAINE HAND Future Nurses of America: Junior Tri-Hi-Y: Senior Tri-Hi-Y. BENNY STUART HEAD Freshman Basketball; B-Team Basketball; Varsity Basket-hall; B-Team Track; Varsity Track; Bank Teller; Marshal; B-Club; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Spike Shoe Club; Bed Cross Club; Math Club; Student Council; Session Room Offices. LEONARD ROWLAND HEBSON H eu'itt-T russville : Science Club. Hanks: Session Room Offices; B-Team Track. MICHAEL LEE HENDERSON Science Club—Officers; Banks Notes Staff; Track Team; Spanish Club; Speech Club. THOMAS WAYNE HESTER Session Room Officer; Bank Teller; Varsity Baseball— I-etter; B-Team Football: Fellowship of Christian Athletes; B Club; Latin Club: Banks Notes Staff; F.T.A.; Marshal; Math Club. JANICE ELAINE HELSLEY Woodlaun: Math Helper. Hanks: Thespian Club; Promoters Club—Officer; United Nations Scholarship Test—State Finalist; Miss Contrails Finalist: Marshal: Session Room Offices: “Oklahoma”; Spoon River Anthology. GEORGE LUTHER HENDERSON HI Student Council; Session Room Offices; Varsity Track; B-Team Track: Spike Shoe Club: Fellowship of Christian Athletes; J. B. Club. JULIA FLEW ELLEN HICKS Session Room Offices; Red Cross Club; Future Nurses of America; F.T.A.; Mprshal. DAVID BROWN HILLS, JR. Session Room Offices. JUANITA ELIZABETH HOLBROOK Latin Club; Boot n Tassel; Office Worker; Marshal; Home Economics Club: Olympian Club. SUSAN ELIZABETH HOLLINGSWORTH Boot ’n Tassel Club: Pep Club; Home Economics Club: Marshal. HOWELL DAVIS HOLT BARBARA JO HORTON Session Room Offices; Bank Teller: Pep Club: Mpth Club; Re l Cross Club: Y-Teens: Marshal; Horne Economics Club. JAMS ANNE HORTON Library Assistant; Red Cross Club; F.B.L.A.: Session Room Offices. JAMES RONALD HOWARD Mu Alpha Theta: Latin Club; Session Room Offices; Student Council; Student Teacher. LINDA KAY HOWARD Girls’ Glee Club: Y-Teens; F.B.L.A.: Library Assistant; F.N.A. CYNTHIA JANE HUBBLE Oxford Hifih School: Session Room Offices; Girls' Glee Club: Ensemble; Home Economics Club. Honks: Choir; Girls Glee Club: Girls’ Senior Ensemble. PATRICIA LYNN HUDSON Art Club: Session Room Offices; Art Awards; Math Award. DIANE EIXEN III LON Forensic Club: Audio-Visual Club; F.T.A. Student Teacher; Home Economics Club: Office Assistant. MARY KATHERINE HUTCHINS Boot ’n Tassel: Y-Tcens; Bank Teller; Archives Club: Pep Club. GEORGE FRANKLIN INZER. JR. National Honor Society; I-atin Club; Mu Alpha Theta; Banks Notes Staff; Marshal; National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist. DOROTHY SUZANNE JOHNSTON Latin Club; Pep Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Choir; Art Club; F.T.A.; Y-Teens; Marshal; Session Room Offices; Bank Teller; Library Assistant. ANNA CHRISTINE JONES Session Room Offices; Girls’ Glee Club; Red Cross Club: Y-Tcens Club; Home Economics Club. 202 MICK IE ISBELL Fitzgerald High School: Session Room Officer; Prom Committee; Pep Club; F.B.L.A.; Tri-Hi-Y: Art Club. Banks High School: F.N.A.; Library Assistant; F.H.A. REBECCA SUZANNE JACKSON Session Room Offices: Pep Club: Y-Teens; Home Economics Club: Student Council; Bank Teller JO ELLEN JACOBS Latin Club; Archives Club: F.B.L.A. Club; Red Cross Club: Bank—Teller. SHARON LARAINE JARRETT Session Room Offices; Student Council: Library Assistant; Girls’ Glee Club: l itin Club; Olympian Club: Y-Teens; F.T.A.; Marshal. ELIZABETH ANN JENKINS Session Room Offices; Home Economics Club; F.B.I..A.: Bank—Teller: Marshal. I� AUI. RAIFORD JOHNSON Session Room Offices; Boys’ State Delegate: Freedom Forum; Outstanding Junior: Latin Club; National Honor Society: Mu Alpha Theta Vice-President: Junior Civitan Club: Chancellors; Choir: CONTRAILS SI AFF Co-Editor; Student Council: Golf Team; J. B. Club; Sportsmanship Representative; Bank—Teller. SHERYL DIANE KILGORE Mu Alpha Theta: Band: Band Letter: Junior Civitan; Office Assistant; Tri-Hi-Y; Promoters Club; Latin Club; Council Representative. KAY FRANCES KILl.INGSWORTH Mu Alpha Theta; National Honor Society: Choir: Girls’ Glee Club: Chancellors Accompanist: Promoters C|ub: Latin Club: Pep Club; Session Room Offices; Girls' State Alternate; Marshal. JOHN MARK JOHNSTON Varsity Football; Varsity Track: Varsity Baseball; B Team Football; B Team Track: B Team Basketball: F.C.A.; Ushers Club: Junior Civitan Club; “B” Club; Session Room Offices: Mu Alpha 'Dicta. ROSSIE RITCHIE JOHNSTON Session Room Offices: Bank—-Teller; Mu Alpha Theta: National Honor Society—President: Bank Director; Student Teacher; Latin Club; Tri-Hi-Y—President: Freedom Forum Representative; Cabinet Member; Student Council: National Merit Semi-Finalist. MARGARET ANN JONES Session Room Offices: Rank—Teller: French Club: F.T.A.; Home Economics Club; Red Cross Club; Marshal. DENNIS NYI.E KAHLER MARGIE NELL KEITH Session Room Offices; Thespians Society: Rank—Teller; Olympian Club: Y-Trrns. PATRICIA LA NELL KELLEY Session Room Offices: Rank—Teller: Tri-Hi-Y: Office Assistant; F.R.L.A.; F.T.A. k. - - LINDA LEE KIKF.R Girls' Glee Club: Y-Teens: Home Economics Club: Session Room Offices. VIRGINIA ANN KREMZA Session Room Officer: Rank—Teller: Rank Assistant; Latin Club; Library Assistant; Future Nurses Club: Y-Tecns; Mu Alpha Theta: Student Teacher; Promoter Club. DORIS JEAN LACROUE National Honor Society; Girls’ Glee Club; Girls’ Ensemble: Choir: Mixed Ensemble: Mu Alpha Theta: Pep Club: Promoters Club: Y-Teens; I-atin Club: Session Room Offices: Student Teacher; Miss March of Dimes Contestant: R Day Candidate; Prom Committee; Marshal. BONNIE LILLIAN LAMON library .Assistant: Bank Worker; Root 'n Tassel: Guidance Club—Secretary; F.B.L.A.: Session Room Offices; Student Council; Girls’ Glee Club; Choir; Marshal. 204 I CAROL SUE KINCAID Session Room Offices: Latin Club; Promoters Club; Junior Tri-Hi-Y: Miss Contrails Finalist: Who’s Who; Prom Committee: Senior Tri-Hi-Y; Marshal. MARSHA LYNN KIRK Session Room Offices; Y-Teens; Red Cross Club: Glee Club; Marshal. DOUGLAS JOHN KL1NS1NG Cray High School: F.T.A.; Varsity Basketball; Golf Team: Bible Club: Session Room Offices. Honks High: Chancellors: Choir. DANA LYNN KONTZEN Session Room Offices; Forensic Club; Y-Teens: Pep Club; Art Club: Office Assistant; Girls’ Glee Club; Marshal. LAWRENCE ALAN KREH Treasurer of Student Body; Cabinet; Council; J. B. Club— President. Secretary; Chancellors—Secretary; Choir: Ushers Club; Junior Civitan; 65 Award: Junior Press Representative: Treasurer. Jeffco Association of Student Councils; Boys’ State Delegate: Debate Team: Forensic Club: Library Club: American Legion Oratorical Contest Finalist: 65-66 Contrails Staff: 1963 Speech Award; Howard Summer Journalism Workshop; Know Your News: Bank Teller: Session Room Offices: Optimist Oratorical Finalist. PEGGY LOUIS LAWRENCE Session Room Offices; Boot ’n Tassel; F.T.A.; President; Olympian Club; Bank Teller: Band; Band Letter; Marshal. JESSICA EILLENE LAWRENCE Session Room Offices; Y-Teens: Pop Club; Library Assistant; Spanish Club; F.T.A.; Promoters Club: Boot ’n Tassel; Girls’ Glee Club; Student Council: Red Cross Club. Hewitt Trttssvillc—Newspaper: Spanish Club: Choir. BERKLEY M. LEDYARD, JR. Session Room Offices: Archives Club: Latin Club; Math Club: Marshal; Bank Teller. 205 CONSTANCE DELORES LEE Session Room Offices: Girls’ Glee Club: Home Economics Club; Y-Teens. Other School—Session Room Offices: French Club; Newspaper Staff: Y-Teens: Bank—Teller. PATRICK DEAN LEE Session Room Offices: Student Council; “B” Club; I itin Club: Math Club; Golf Team: F.C.A. ROBERT JOHN LEONARD Golf Team: J. B. Club. DIANNE KAY LEONARD Home Economics Club; Newspaper Representative: Marshal. Woodlawn—Session Room Offices: Art Club; Bank— Teller; F.T.A.; Art Award. MARY ELIZABETH LILLY Y-Teens: Marshal; Pep Club; Archives Club: Session Room Offices; Glee Club; Cheerleader: Latin Club. Other School: C.S.M.C.. Sports Club: Student Key Chairman; Sportsmanship Trophy; Who’s Who; Junior Senior Prom Committee. BRUCE FORREST LINDSEY B Team Basketball; B Team Football; B Team Track: Varsity Football; Varsity Track; Varsity Wrestling: Varsity Baseball “B Club: Spike Shoe Club: Session Room Offices; Bank—Teller; F.C.A.: Favorite; F.T.A.; Who’s Who. KAREN JEANNE LINK Girls’ Glee Club: Girls’ Ensemble; Choir; Mixed Ensemble; Senior Ensemble: Session Room Offices; Spanish Club; Home Economics Club; Bank—Teller. JAMES SMITH LLOYD National Honor Society; Mu Alpha Theta: Session Room Offices: Boys’ State Delegate; Chancellors; Choir; Latin Club—Treasurer; Jet Booster Club: Ushers Club; Junior Civitan Club: CONTRAILS Staff. DONNA SUE LUNA Woodlaun: Tri Teens; A|K� llo; Session Room Offices: Homecoming Court Finalist: Marshal. Banks: Promoters Club—Vice-President; Y-Teens; Session Room Offices: March of Dimes Contestant; Office Assistant: Marshal. JAMES GADDIS LUSTER ANN LOWERY Y-Teens: Pep Club; Bank—Teller: Session Room Offices. MICHAEL CYRIL LOWERY Math Club: Session Room Offices. SHEILA FAYNE MADDOX Session Room Offices: Ranks Notes—Advertising Manager; F.H.A.; F.8.L.A.; Future Nurses of America: Boot ’n Tassel; Marshal. VINCENT MERRILL MANN. JR. Varsity Football; B Team Football; Varsity Basketball; B Team Basketball; Varsity Baseball; Mu Alpha Theta; “B Club: Session Room Offices: Varsity Golf; Ushers Club; Student Council. NANCY ROSALINE MANNING Archives Club; Bank—Teller; Session Room Offices; Marshal; Boot ’n Tassel; Drama Club: Y-Teens. GAYLE MARIE MARRINER Mu Alpha Theta; Glee Club; Y-Teens; Promoters Club; Session Room Offices: Future Nurses Club; Bank—Teller; Marshal. LINDA CAROLE MARS Session R«K� m Offices; National Honor Society; Mu Alpha Theta; Dank Assistant; Latin Club; Promoters Club: Junior Tri-Hi-Y: Archives Club; Student Teacher; Manila Cum Laudc Award; Marshal. LARRY EUGENE MARSHALL Ifillinplmm Hi pit: Hi-Y Club Secretary; Industrial Arts Club; Varsity Football: Varsity Baseball. Hanks: Session Room Offices. CHARLES ALAN MARTIN B Team Track: Varsity Track; “B” Club; Spike Shoe Club —President; F.C.A.: Ushers Club: Council: Cabinet; Session Room Offices: Latin Club. BILLIE RUTH MARTIN Session Room Offices; I-atin Club; Promoters Club; Junior Tri-Hi-Y; Archives Club: Head Marshal Of Student Body: Student Council; Magna Cum laiude Award; Girls’ Glee Club: Choir. DONALD EDWARD MASSEY Session Room Offices; Chancellors; Student Council. RONNIE JAMES MASSEY Session Room Offices; B Team Football; B Team Track: Varsitv Football: Wrestling; Varsity Track: F.C.A.: Spike Shoe Club; “B Club; Marshal. JEFFREY DURD1N MASTERS B Team Football: B Team Track; Varsity Football; Varsity Track: Session Room Offices: “B” Club; Ijitin Club; Spike Shoe Club: Fellowship of Christian Athletes. JOSEPH ARTHUR MAY. JR. Sc--ion Room Offices: Chancellors; Choir. JENIFER McCORD Choir; Senior Girls’ Ensemble; Miss March of Dimes Semi-Finalist; B-Day Candidate; Student Council; Promoters Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Pep Club; National Thespians Society; Freedom Forum; Session Room Offices. ALBURN HUGH McCULLOUGH Varsity Football; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Session Room Offices; French Club; Student Teacher. MARY JANE MAYNOR Promoters Club: Tri-Hi-Y—Treasurer; Girl? Tennis Team; Choir; Girls’ Glee Club; Pep Club; Session Room Offices; Student Council; Marshal. FLOYD THOMAS McBRIDE Latin Club—Vice-President; Bank—Teller; Archives Club: Student Council; Banks Notes—Editor; Session Room Offices: Student Cabinet; Student Teacher; Marshal. DONNA DAY MacDERMOTT Girls’ Glee Club. MARGARET ELIZABETH McDONALD Future Nurses Club: Y-Teens; March of Dimes Candidate; Session Room Offices. HAROLD McELROY. JR. Session Room Offices; B Team Track; Varsity Track; Spike Shoe Club; B Team Football; Varsity Football; “B” Club; F.C.A.; Student Council; Math Club: Marshal. PATRICK MICHAEL McKIM Choir; Student Director; Chancellors—President; Mixed Ensemble; Boys’ Ensemble; Bank—Teller; Student Council: Session Room Offices; B Team Football. 209 EVERETTE WAYNE McMAHON Audio Visual Club: Session Room Offices; Rank—Teller; Marshal. JAMES LAWRENCE McMILLlAN Chancellors; Choir; Mixed Ensemble; National Thespiana Society; Session Room Offices: I-end in “Oklahoma”. RONALD ALLEN McNAUCHTON Spanish Club; Session Room Offices; Student Council; Archives Club. BARBARA I.EICH M REYNOLDS Olympian Club—President; “O” Club letter; Pep Club: Future Nurses Club. BARBARA LYNN MILLER Audio Viiual—Secretary; Session Room Offices; Swim Team; Olympian Club; “O Club Letter; Pep Club. NELDA IjOUISE MINOR Cirls’ Clee Club: Student Teacher; Session Room Offices; Spanish Club; Who’s Who; Bank—Teller. 210 SYLVIA MEADE Science Cluh; Banks Notes Staff: Junior Achievement; National Thespians Society; Art Club; Library Assistant; Future Nurses Club. BARBARA DIANE MELVILLE Woodlawn: Session Room Offices; Junior National Honor Society. Hanks: Senior Tri-lli-Y: Choir. JANICE FAYE MISSILD1NE Promoter Club: Boot n Tassel; Hand; Hand letter; Band Who's Who; Library Assistant; Hank—Teller; Girls' Glee Club. BRENDA LEE MITCHELL Session Room Offices; Future Nurse Club; Y-Teens; Home Economics Club; Pep Club: Girls’ Glee Club: Choir; Hank—Teller. DIANA GAIL MITCHELL Hand; Hoot 'n Tassel; Gold Key Club: Head Flagbearer; Session Room Offices: Hand letter. RALPH MITCHELL, JR. Session Room Offices; Band Officer; Promoter Club; Office Assistant: Latin Club; J. B. Club; Bank—Teller; Student Council; Red Cross Club: Hanks Notes Representative; Marshal. FRANCES LOUISE MIXON Boot ’n Tassel Club; “B” Hand; Session Room Office; Bank—Teller: Y-Tccns. CLAUDE TAYLOR MOORE Art Club: Scholastic Art Award; Office Assistant; Alabama State Fair Awards; Marshal. BEVERLY ANN MONTGOMERY Audio Visual Club—Secretary; Marshal. LINDA DIANNE MORROW' National Honor Society—Vice-President; Mu Alpha Theta; Head Majorette; Flagbearer; Latin Club; Boot 'n Tassel— President; Session Room Offices; Band Letter. 211 KENNY LYNN MOSLEY JACK EUGENE MURKAH National Honor Society—Treasurer; Mu Alpha Theta; National Merit Semi-Finalist; Session Room Offices: Student Council; Latin Club—President; Junior Civitan; Contrails Staff—Business Manager; Sunup a Cum Laudc Award: Harvard Book Award; Boys’ State Delegate; Bank Board of Directors; Optimist Club Scholarship Finalist; Senior Who’s Who. DANNY MIKE MURRAH Ensley: Session Room Offices; Speech Club. Bunks: French Club: Archives Club—Treasurer: Banks Notes Staff: Student Council; Session Room Offices. Session Room Offices; Math Club; B Club: Wrestling Team; F.T.A. REBECCA SUE MURPHREE Student Council; Session Room Offices; Glee Club; Choir; Senior Girls’ Ensemble; Speech Award: Pep Club; Y-Teens: Tri-Hi-Y; Marshal. MARTHA SUSAN OAKLEY JOHN PAUL ODEN Session Room Offices; B Team Basketball; Marshal. 212 SANDRA FAYE NATION Girls' Glee Club; Y-Teens. NANCY VICTORIA NEILL Tri-Hi-Y; Future Nurses Club; F.B.L.A.; Offices Assistant: Bank—Teller; Marshal. JERRY THOMAS PARKER Audio Visual Club: Session Room Offices. RETA KAY PARRIS Session Room Offices; Rank Teller; Latin Club; Y-Teens: F.T.A.; Marshal; Home Economics Club; Girls' Glee Club. LINDA CAROL OLIVE F.N.A.: Bool n Tassel; Band; Library Assistant: Marshal. LINDA SUSAN OWEN National Honor Society: Choir; Girls’ Glee Cluh; Pro moters Club: Guidance Club—President; Bank Teller; Y-Teens; Math Club: Session Room Offices: CONTRAILS Staff—Feature Editor; Mu Alpha Theta. CHESTER HOYLE PARTIN. JR. I atin Club; Session Room Offices. CAROL ALINE PASS Cheerleader: Student Body Secretary; Bank Idler; Tri-Hi-Y—Treasurer; Session Room Offices; Latin Club; Promoters Club; Olympian Club: National Merit Semi-Finalist; Mu Alpha Theta; Magna Cum I.audc Latin Award; National Honor Society: Pep Club; Band—letter: Swim Team—Letter: Library Assistant; Junior-Senior Prom Committee. CHARLES WAYNE PERRY Band—Letter: Gold Key Club: Hum Club—President, Secretary; Audio Visual Club—Vice President; Bank Teller. WILLIAM ROSCOE PETERSON Mu Alpha Theta; Latin Club; Archives; Magna Cum 1-audc Lit in Award: National Honor Society. CALVIN LYNN PHILLIPS J. B. Club; Promoters Club; Hank Board; Band—Drum Major; Session Room Offices; Hand letter; Marshal. MARIAN ELAINE PIERCE Choir; Girls’ Glee Club; National Honor Society: Tri-lli-Y: F.T.A.—Vice-President. Treasurer; Mu Alpha Theta; Session Room Offices; Junior Civitans Club; Oklahoma; Thespians Club. BARBARA DIANNE PIGG Session Room Offices; Choir—Secretary-Treasurer; Mixed Ensemble; Girls Glee Club; Pep Club; Marshal; Spanish Club; Y-Teens; Tri-Hi-Y; H-Day Court. LYNN LEROY PIKE Session Room Office ; Marshal; Hank Teller. JAMES WESLEY POWELL Bank Teller: Session Room Offices: Hanks Notes Staff; Marshal. RODERICK WILLIAM POWERS Hank Teller; Hank Notes Staff—Artist; Session Room Offices; F.B.LA.—Vice-President: Wrestling Team. NORMA MAURINE PILLAR!) Spanish Club: Hank Teller; Girls’ Glee Club; Home Economics Club. LYNDA DIANE POPE Session Room Offices: Hank Teller; Spanish Club; Y-Teens; F.T.A.; Mis Contrails Finalist: Marshal: Library Assistant. Session Spanish Varsity JUDITH LYNN PROCTOR Room Offices: Y-Teens; Pep Club; Rank Teller; Club: Olympian Club; Student Council: Marshal. RODNEY EDWARD PRUET Baseball: B-Team Football; B-Club; Ushers Club. GEORCIANNA JANE QUITTER Photographer, Co-Editor. CONTRAILS; Audio Visual Club —Secretary; Olympian Club; Pep Club; Boot 'n Tassel; Bank Teller; Marshal: Session Room Offices. JAMES FORT RAGSDALE Freshman Basketball; Golf Team; B-Team Basketball; Varsity Basketball; Session Room Offices; laitin Club; B-Club; Marshal; Fellowship of Christian Athletes. THOMAS IJVRUE PUCKETT Session Room Officer: Marshal: B-Club: Golf Team State Tournament; Freshman Basketball: Spanish Club; Bank Teller; Basketball Manager. JAMES PHILIP PURCELL Ushers Club; B-Club; Spike Shoe Club: B-Team Track; Varsity Track; Student Council; French Club—President: Session Room Offices. VICKI LEE REAVIS Student Council; Session Room Offices; Red Cross Club; Y-Teens; Home Economics Club; F.T.A.: Bank Teller. LINDA SUSAN RECTOR Bank Teller; Archives Club; Y-Teens; Spanish Club. 215 RICHARD THOMAS REESE National Honor Society; Mu Alpha Theta; Latin Club; Promoters Club; Archives Club; J. B. Club: Session Room Offices; Bank Teller. DIANA KAYE RENFROE Tarrant: Session Room Officer; Girls Vocal; Y-Teens. Banks: Y-Teens. JUDY DIANNE RENSHAW Boot n Tassel; Y-Teens; Pep Club: Marshal; Home Economics Club: Session Room Offices. DEBORAH ANN REYER Session Room Offices; Guidance Club; Pep Club: Cabinet; Council; Choir: Girls Glee Club; Y-Teens; Red Cross Club; Home Economics Club. ROYCE MAUREEN RHODES Tri-Hi-Y: Session Room Offices; Marshal; Red Cross Club; Art Club -Secretary, Treasurer; Junior Civitans. JACK LEROY RICHARDSON, JR. J. B. Club; Promoters Club. JANICE ELAINE RICKLES Boot n Tassel; Olympian Club; Student Teacher; Girls’ Glee Club; F.B.L.A.; Tennis Team; Marshal: Choir; Office Assistant; Tri-Hi-Y; Session Room Offices. DONALD GILBERT ROBERTS Varsity Football; Varsity Track; B-Team Fdotball; B-Team Basketball; B-Team Track: Session Room Offices; Citizenship Tour; 65 Youth and Government Tour; Junior Class President; Who’s Who; Cabinet: Council: Favorite; Ushers Club: B-Club; Junior-Senior Prom Chairmun; Bank Board of Directors; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Marshal; Spike Shoe Club: B-Team—Assistant Coach. JAMES EMMETT RODGERS III Spanish Club President; Science Club—President; National Honor Society; J. R. Club: Mu Alpha Theta. EVELYN JOY ROGERS Latin Club; Future Nunes Chd ; Y-Tccns; Session Room Offices; Library Assistant. RICHARD PARKER ROSE Session Room Offices; Rank Teller; Chancellors; Swim Team. RANDA CAROL ROSS Marshal; Y-Tcens; Pep Club: Session Room Offices; Rank Teller: Homecoming Court; Olympian Club; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; Student Teacher: Homecoming Committee. LAGENA LOU SAMMONS F.T.A.—Parliamentarian. Historian; Home Economics Club —Vice-President: F.N.A.: Girls’ Glee Club. WANDA LEE SCHE1NERT Student Council; Session Room Offices; Cabinet: Marshal; Rank Teller; Pep Club; Olympian Club—Letter; F.R.L.A.— President. RICHARD ALVIN SCHMIDT Audio Visual Club; Pep Club; Science Club; Rank 'Idler; Session Room Offices; Rank Worker; CONTRAILS Staff— Photographer; Journalism Clinic. JAMES BLANTON SCHWANTES Session Room Offices; F.R.L.A. VERA CATHERINE SCOTT Girls’ Glee Club: Rank -Teller: Session Room Offices: Archives Club: Latin (Tub: Audio-Visual Club: Y-Teens; F.N.A.: Student Teacher. CECIL BRAXTON SCOTT Session Room Offices: Rank Teller: Student Teacher. CLARENCE DOUGLAS SELF. JR. Mu Alpha Theta; I ait in Club; Promoters (Tub: Archives Club—Vice-President: Varsity Track: Swim Club: Student Council Session Room Offices; Ushers’ Club; Freshman Basketball; Rank Teller: J. R. Club: Marshal. DAVID ROY SHADIX Archive Club; Session Room Offices; Marshal; Band: All City Rand: Math Club. MICHAEL EDWARD SHAW J. R. Club: Red Cross Club: l atin Club: Promoters Club; R Team Football: Marshal: Bank Teller: Session Room Office : National Merit Award. SHARON SUE SHIVERS Choir; Session Room Offices: Latin Club; Rank—Teller; Audio Visual Club; A’-Teens; F.N.A.: Archives (Tub: Student Teacher. DALTON RAY SILAS, JR. Session Room Office: F.B.L.A. GORDON DANNY SILVEY Mu Alpha Theta: “R Club; Spike Shoe Club; Ushers Club; R Team Track; Varsity Track: F.C.A.; Student Council: Session Room Offices. GREGORY LEE SIMMONS Session Room Offices: E-Team Track: Varsity Track: Spike Shoe Club: Fellowship of Christian Athletes: Student Council: Marshal: Promoters Club: Math Club- President; Spanish Club-Treasurer. KENNETH VANCE SIMMONS Assistant Bank Teller. LARRY DELMONT SIMMONS Junior Civitans: Session Room Offices; Spanish Club Vice President; Promoter Club: J. B. Club; Tennis Team: B-Club; Student Council. REBECCA ANN SITZ Session Room Offices; Marshal: Y-Teens; Pep Club; Pro-moters Club; Boot ‘n Tassel; F.T.A.; Girls Glee Club; 1961 Miss Contrails; Bank Teller. CYNTHIA JEAN SLAY Session Room Offices; Pep Club; Miss March of Dimes Runner-Up; l-atin Club -Secretary; Marshal; Promoters Club Secretary: Senior Who’s Who; Junior Civitan; Senior Favorite. BARBARA ANNETTE SMITH BARBARA DALE SMITH Spanish Club: Pep Club: Boot ’n Tassel: Home Economic Club: Session Room Offices; Marshal. FRANK WAYNE SMITH Lati,, Club; Math Club; Student Council: Freshman Basketball. 219 KAREN JOLEE SMITH Session Room Offices: Student Council: Speech Club: Promoters Club; Home Economics Club: Rank Teller. OREN CHARLES SMITH Mu Alpha Theta: Forensics Club: I atin Club—Vice-President: Archives Club: B-Team Track: Session Room Offices. SARAH BETH SPANN Ranks Notes Staff—Co-Editor; Guidanrr Club: Archives Club: Thespians; “Oklahoma”: Session Room Offices; Journalism Clinic. STEPHEN WRAY SPENCER Student Body Treasurer: Session Room Offices: Rank Teller: Forensics Club; Latin Club: Ushers Club: Promoters Club: Archives Club: Student Council; Student Cabinet; Junior-Senior Prom Committee. JOHN LEROY SPIKER B-Team Football; B-Team Track: Amateur Radio Club; Science Club—Treasurer. ALMA KAY STALLINGS Marshal; Home Economics Club: F.N.A. Club. CHARLES PAUL STALLINGS Marshal: Spanish Club. JANICE MARIE STEPHENSON Latin Club; Girls' Glee Club: Y-Teens; Session Room Offices: Student Council; Marshal; Rank Teller. 220 SUSAN ELAINE STEVENS Boot ’n Tan.- ! Club: Band; Flaghearer; Red Cross Club: Speech Club; Session Room Offices; Band l-elter; Marshal: French Club. WILLIAM WELLS STOWE WILLIAM ROSS STRICKLAND Fellowship of Christian Athletes—President: Ushers Club-President; Varsity Football: Varsity Track: Varsity Wrestling: B-Team Track: B-Team Football: B-Team Basketball; Spike Shoe Club: Session Room Offices. SANDRA MARILYN STRICKLAND Choir; Girls’ Glee Club; Session Room Offices; Y-Teens; Promoters Club; Mu Alpha 'Theta: Bank Teller: National Honor Society: F.T.A. BARBARA ANN STUMAN Session Room Offices; Boot ’n Tassel: Band—Letter; F.T.A.; Pep Club; Home Economics Club: Y-Tecns. GLORIA JEAN SULLIVAN Pep Club. ROBERT ALLEN SUMMEROUR B-Team Basketball; . Varsity Basketball; Varsity Track; Session Rdom Offices; Ushers Club: B-Club: Chancellors; Mu Alpha Theta; National Honor Society: Student Council. JAMES RANDALL SUMMERS Choir: Chancellors. 221 JENNIFER BETH TAYLOR Bool ’n Towel; Session Room Offices; Bund Letter; Home Economics Club. DEBORAH ANNE THOMAS Cheerleader; Miss March of Dimes; Senior Who’s Who; Senior Favorite; Pep Club; Y-Teens; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; Office Assistant; Session Room Offices; Student Teacher; Marshal; Student Council; Homecoming Queen. CHESTER RONALD THOMAS Marshal; Promoters Club; Math Club. LINDALU THOMPSON Cheerleader; Senior Favorite: Y-Teen—Treasurer; Pep Club: Latin Club; Bank Teller; Junior-Senior Prom Committee: Office Assistant; Student Council; Session Room Offices; Marshal; Gymnastics Team; Homecoming Committee. LYNDA RUTH TIDWELL Y-Teens; Pep Club: Red Cross Club; Home Economies Club; Session Room Offices; Bank Teller; Girls’ Glee Club; Marshal. WALTER ALLEN TILLERY B-Tcam Football; Bank Teller: Promoters Club; J. B. Club. JESSE CHARLES TILTON Varsity Wrestling: Archives Club: Marshal. MARY NAN TORCK I-nlin Club: Tri-lli-Y: Baud All City. All State: Session Room Offices: Mu Alpha Theta: Bank Teller; National Honor Society. ROBERT PEI.HAM TRAMMEL III Chnnrdlon -Treasurer; Choir— President; Mixed Ensemble; Bank Teller; Session Room Office : “Oklahoma”. VIRGIL TRAMMEL III Columbia Military Academy: Varsity Football; Varsity Wrestling; Varsity Baseball: C-Club. Hanks: B-Tcam Football: Vanity Golf; B-Club; Bank Teller. JUDY MARIE TUCKER Session Room Offices; Boot 'n Tassel; Y-Tenis; Home Economics Club; Pep Club: F.T.A. BRENDA NAN TUNE Girls Glee Club; Choir; Y-Tecns; F.N.A.; Civitnn Speech Award; F.T.A.; Promoters Club—President; Session Room Offices. BRONWYN TURNER Girls’ Glee Club: Senior Girls’ Ensemble; Choir; Pep Club; Y-Tecns; 1%3 B-Dav Court: Thespians Club; Session Room Offices; “Oklahoma . STEVEN MICHAEL TURNER Swim Train. JOAN BRADLEY WAGES Favorite; Girl's Vice-President; Who’s Who; Swim Team-Letter; Student Council; Student Cabinet; Pep Club; Marshal; Tri-Hi-Y; Mu Alpha Theta; Olympian Club; Gymnastics Team; Girlj ’ Glee Club; Promoters Club; Y-Tecns; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; Session Room Offices; National Honor Society; Homecoming Committee. WILLIAM CLAYTON WAITES Choir; Chancellors; Bank Teller: Audio-Visual Club— President: Stage Lighting Director. JOHN OTIS WAITS Student Body Secretary: Session Room Offices; Mu Alpha Theta; Boys State; I.at in Club; Promoters Club; Ushers Club: Student Cabinet; Student Council; Choir; Chancellors: Marshal; Golf Team; Junior Civitans; J. B.. Club; CONTRAILS Staff—Sports Editor. MARY ALICE WALDROP Cheerleader; Choir: Session Room Offices: Who's Who: Office Assistant; Y-Teens—President; Pep Club; Senior Favorite; Student Council; Junior-Senior Prom Committee: Homecoming Court: Marshal; Good Citizenship Girl. ROBIN HOWARD WALTON Session Room Offices; Banks Notes Staff. KARLA DARLENE WARD Choir; Y-Teens; Girls Glee Club; Pep Club: Olympian Club: Office Assistant: Session Room Offices. 224 FREEMAN DARRELL WARNIX 1-atin Club: Mu Alpha Theta; Bank Teller; Marshal. ELEANOR DALE WARREN II Girls Glee Club; French Club—Officer: Mu Alpha Theta; Olympian Club; Promoters Club: Junior Tri-Hi-Y: Senior Tri-Hi-Y; Session Room Offices: National Honor Society: Library Assistant. DAVID EDWARD WATSON Mu Alpha Theta; Latin Club; Junior Civitans— President, Treasurer; J. B. Club Treasurer; Chancellors; Choir: Junior Achievement; Marshal; Session Room Offices. SANDRA El JUNE WEATHERBY Pep Club; Session Room Offices; Y-Teens; Bank Teller; Office Assistant: Home Economics Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Girls’ Ensemble. DENNIS MIKE WEAVER Bank Teller; Session Room Offices. BARBARA ANN WEBB F.T.A.; Pep Club; Boot ’n Tassel: Majorette; Band: Session Room Offices; East-West Baseball Queen. MARGARET KATHRYN WEBB Mu Alpha Theta: Tri-Hi-Y; Promoters Club: Latin Club; Marshal: Library Assistant; Girls’ Glee Club; Home Economics Club: National Honor Society. DONNA LEE WEST Y’-Teens: Session Room Offices; Student Council: B-Day Court: Marshal: Favorite; Who’s Who. MARVIN EARL WHATLEY Audio Visual Club: Amateur Radio Club—Officer; Spike Shoe Club; B-Club; B-Team Track; Varsity Track: Fellowship of Christian Athletes: Session Room Offices. ELAINE WYNN WHEELER Head Cheerleader; Choir: Mixed Ensemble: Girls’ Glee Club: Girls’ Ensemble: French Club; Pep Club: F.N.A.; Session Room Offices; Favorite; Who’s Who; Junior-Senior Prom Committee. MARY LYNN WHITTINGTON Glee Club: Choir: Mixed Ensemble; Session Room Offices; Y-Teens; F.N.A.; Girls' Ensemble. SANDRA WHITTLE Session Room Offices; Pep Club: Promoters Club—Treasurer; Y-Teens; Latin Club; Junior and Senior Tri-Hi-Y. MARY JANE WIEDERHOLD Future Homemakers of America—Secretary; Future Nurses of America. GWENDOLYN ANNE WILKEY Red Cross Club; F.B.L.A.; Home Economics Club; Session Room Offices: Y-Trens: Girls’ Glee Club. BRENDA JOYCE WILLIAMS Contrails Staff- Features Editor; National Thespians Society—Secretary: Olympian Club; Choir; Mixed Ensemble; Forensic Club: Session Room Offices; Office Assistant; Bank—Teller: Gym Assistant; Pep Club. JUDY CAROL WILLIAMS Y-Teens; Pep Club; Session Room Offices; Bank—Teller; Homecoming Court: Junior-Senior Prom Committee; Boot 'n Tassel; Girls’ Glee Club; Library Assistant; Marshal. LINDA JANE WILLIAMS F.T.A. Club —Secretary: Home Economics Club. MARK WADE WILLIAMS Newspaper Staff; Band—letter. 226 LARRY KENNETH WILLIS Hatifi—Vice-President; Drum Major; Latin Club—Secretary; J. B. Club; Promoters Club; Marshal; B-Team Track; Varsity Track; Session Room Offices; Student Council. MARGARET JUDITH WIMBERLY Latin Club; F.T.A.—-Officer; Session Room Offices; Girls’ Glee Club: Marshal: Office Assistant; Olympian Club; Rank Teller. RAMONA JANE WOOD Session Room Offices; Y-Tecns; Pep Club; Home Economics Club; Cheerleader; Homecoming Court; Sophomore Favorite: Rank Teller. CLAUDE RHETT WOOD B-Team Track; B-Team Football: B-Team Wrestling; Varsity Track; Varsity Football; Varsity Wrestling; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; R-Cluh Vice-President; Spike Shoe Club; Session Room Offices; Marshal. MARTHA ANN WINDHAM Flagbearer; Majorette; Rand—letter; Boot 'n Tassel; Session Room Offices; Band Vice-President. MARGARET NAN WINDHAM Flagbearer; Majorette; Band—letter; Boot ’n Tassel. JAMES EDWIN WRIGHT Chancellors; Choir; Ensemble; B-Team Track; B-Team Football; Session Room Offices. DAVID MICHAEL YOUNG Session Room Offices; Student Council; Archives Club— Secretary; Promoters Club; Ushers Club: Junior Civitans; Latin Club: Marshal Captain; J. B. Club—Chaplain; Junior-Senior Prom Committee. 227 STEPHEN DOUGLAS YOUNG Colonial High School: Key Club; Safety Council; House of Representatives; Varsity Baseball. Banks High School: Science Club. WILLIAM EDWARD ZALES, JR. National Honor Society; B-Club; Ushers Club; Mu Alpha Theta; Promoters Club; Swim Team—Captain; B-Tcam Football; Session Room Offices; Student Council. ROY ZACHRY Easley: Session Room Offices; Bank Teller; Varsity Track; B-Teain Football; Key Club: Lyric Club; Ensemble. LYNDA BRUCE Huntsville: Volleyball Team. Elizabeth City: Softball Team: F.N.A.; Girls’ Basketball Team. Banks: F.H.A. VERBON CARTEE 8-Team Football; Varsity Football; Session Room Offices; Bank Teller; Who’s Who; Student Council; Marshal. RONALD COONS Derby High School: Debate Team; Drama Club; National Forensics; Choir; Madrigals; Junior National Honor Society. Hutchinson: Choir; Drama Club; French Club: District Music Festival Solo; Oklahoma”. Banks: Choir, Chancellors. SHERRY LYNN FOUSHEE Session Room Offices; Student Council; Drama Club; Y-Teens; Home Economics Fashion Show; Boot ’n Tassel; Marshal; Archives Club. BENJAMIN JOSEPH MANGINA JR. Session Room Offices: Student Council: Wrestling Team; Marshal. 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Ask Not What Your Country Can Do for You — Ask What You Can Do for Your Country . . . — John F. Kennedy A Tribute In Memory of Warren Allen, the First Alumnus of Banks High to Be Killed Defending His Country, the Students of This High School Paid Tribute to the Hundreds of Fighting Men of Our Armed Forces Who Defend the Rights of a Free People. A Man Can Do No More Than Stand for What He Believes Is Right. Warren Allen 255