Berry High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Berry, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1960 volume:

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Lest We Forget Our Alma Mater, our friends . . . Our teachers, now and then, letls get aboard this Train Load of Mem- ories . . . this 1960 Spotlight, and be together again. 02W I ANNUAL STAFF 1959-60 Sales Mamzger LINDA MCCALEB A.ffi.Ilfzm'5 JOE TYNER , SANDRA GIBSON Twfff- MARILYN WILLIAMSON . .. UNE CANNON Photogmphen IIOHN SHRUM I funior High ANN SMITH Reprefefztafizfer BOB PARRISH LAURA SIMS LARRY DAVIDSON Aff Wm-A by DON OLIVE 2 Co-Editors Don Olive, Doris Esary l31mmfu- l1,11zLzLgw' DOROTHY PIZNDLIZY 1 mlsfff BXIIHJVU ,XIMIIJIKQUI SERDIA VU LMER S fin 111 'lr Mrs. Dixie Brock , .i ,Q V xk N., s di'- ,,,, tw l . .. H., K, . P 1 -Q 1 .2 - i f ' f I' ' 'i -E.. , f., V . . lg if .gf MWF if 3 f' i VSA . Q ' 1 if, 1' Q 1 'Q JV . A tw' ,E 4 it it i . i fifjglfgf GCCIZEI MRS. MINTA AMERSON B.S.. jacksonville State College jzmiw' High Sriezzfe MRS. ESSIE BARRENTINE University of Alalwimiii 21152 111111 3161 Gnzdi f MRS. DIXIE S. BROCK BS.. Mississippi Southern College B11.i'iz1e.i'.i' lfa'm'i1Iiw1 SIR. LEON BROCK B.S.. Mississippi Southern College lNI.A., l.fnixe1'Sity of Alalvaimu Elt1IIL'I!ftI7'j' 5117001 Prizzfffml. Iligfv Sflwnl Sfjliltit' BlRS. MARILYN CANNON B.S.. Alabama College H mm' Erfzzirfzrmii' MRS. TRANNII2 CROVUNOVFR BS.. Florence State College 2114! Grads MR. ELBERT DEASON, JR. BS. Florence State College: CUJLRXJ, Plpiffml Edmuffimz. Aflzwiairz Hiilwy lWRS. ERA LEE DOBBS University of Alabama Sfferhzl Cftzff - E16'!llL'I7I.l7'j Sflmof W' FOXWLER State Col lege MR. FRED NI. WEBSTER BS., Florence State College M.A., Peabody College Ed.S.. Peabody College Prinripal, Senior Sofia! Studie! MRS. DOT TRAXVEEK B.S., University of Alabama Iii Grade MISS VELMA TRAWEEK B.S., Jacksonville State College 151 Grade MRS. NELL WEBSTER B.S., Florence State College Junior and Senior High Englifla MR. VUILLIAM C. JONES BS., University of Alabama A.f.fi.fltlflf Comb, Plfyfiml Edumlirni. Miztherrialiar MRS. JOYCE H. JONES BS., University of Alabama junior High Englirla mid Minh MRS. NELL C. MAY B.S., University of Alabama fuiiior High Sofia! Sludier MR. HERBERT POTTER B.S., M.S., Auburn University Voralional Agrirullure MRS. CZARINA SHEPHERD B.S., Howard College I Librarian, Junior and Senior High Englifh INIRS. INIARY D. STOUGH Alabama College 5th Grade MRS. MARY STUDDARD B.S., Livingston State College 425 Grade MRS. ANNIE THORNTON B.S., Livingston State College 3rd Grade Q l l 'E 46 L Qbeofcfafzkm WE LOVINGLY DEDICATE TO Mrs. Minta Amerson who has helped us bridge the tremendous gap between elementary school and jun- ior high with such understanding and who has always been our friend and guide even as we left her classes and went on into high school work. The many times we have gone to her for advice and counsel and the gracious way in which she has always been ready to lend a helping hand with any of our activities will forever be a part of our lives as graduates of Berry High School. THIS 1960 SPOTLIGHT Mr. Herbert Potter who in his four short years here has indeed made himself a part of our school and its activities. Surely these years wouldn't have been so rich and wonderful had he not been here to give freely of his time and efforts. His calm and able manner, loyal service, cheerful disposition, and de- votion to duty have been an example and inspiration for all of us. Because you were both there when we needed you most. we give to you the most precious gift we have to offer . . . the dedication of a year of work, a year of memories. enzbrs GEORGE TRAXVEEK, Vice-Pre.ride12f,' JOE TY- NER, Prefidelzlg JOHN SHRUM, T1'ef1Jzn'e1',' LINDA MCCALEB, Sec1'e1m'y,' DON OLIVE, Reporter. ,f x ,,.,, 0 i , s. H E 5 ag E X , K .1 ' X X if X E v -- IK , fx X 'f 91 ,I bv MARTHA ELLIS DOYLE BAKER M. C. BONNER VUANDA BRCJWN JUNE CANNON AUDREY DAVIS JERRY DOUGHTY DORIS ANN ESARY ROY WAYNE ESPEY SERDIA FULMER XVALLIS HOCUTT JACKIE KEY ANNA LAURA KIMBRELL CHARLENE KNIGHT LINDA MCCA LEB . f-,J -1 LARRY MORRIS - 1' J' ima un 3- V . Q.-594' M -'L gf 1: 532 Q 7. Xxx? Q ,,z1Qf-h' 5:'w3i MQ 2 h i M, VM. X L 2' -,iifgfw 155 Lg . fy Mesa .N 5 semen. 131555, wi K w Q A N 'S aw. ,lb- W, X S fs , .A.. ,. , w,.S,Z3nz5Q:ii 5 2 V L Q ,E Qkwiwf . ' f r WM 5 15' v in wi gi M Q, : A L, Y.kk 3 Vw img g 55. 3113? ,. 1 J ' L u i W , 3 , L iq f f f ' ia?9i , .aw Q M . M2 ,E - -f- . 2 ' ig. , mifif+y.e.rff4'-Q .fr f 5 ' 'I W Wa JOHN SHRUM PATSY SIMMONS MIRIAM JUNE SMITH GEORGE TRAWEEK JOE TYNER THELMA VICE MRS. DIXIE S. BROCK Senior Sponfor csfafzlsfzbs The shortest girl is 5'2 and the tallest is 5,9 . The lightest girl weighs 105 pounds, and the heaviest 155. The smallest shoe size among the girls is a 5V2 and the largest is a QVZ. The youngest girl is 17 and the oldest is 18. Most girls prefer black hair on boys. The shortest boy is 5'2l' and the tallest is 6'1 . The lightest boy weighs 119 pounds, and the heaviest weighs 160. The smallest shoe size is a 7 and the largest is a 1OV2. The youngest boy is 17 and the oldest is 18. Most of the boys prefer blondes. AVERAGE BOYS GIRLS Age 17 17 Weight 141 118 Height 5'8'l 5'4 Color of eyes Brown Hazel . Color of hair Brown Brown Shoe size QVZ 7 DORIS ANN ESARY Stalirzifizzn MOTTO: Choose wisely, for happiness lies largely in our own choice. COLORS: Red, White, Blue FLOWERS: Roses 9706122 I2 THOUGHTS OF GRADUATION It's Graduation Day, And time to say goodbye. Our memories do portray Fond thoughts that never die. As we march down the aisle We think of yester-years, When all was fun and smiles, And football games and cheers. Our teachers, they reside, Whose patience never ceased. Their help they did provide When grades did not increase, The ball games-yes, again, We never will forget The time of our big wins, The time of our besets. Our classmates, most of all, Strong recollections bring. In life's book they enthrall, And ever shall they cling. Now we must stand up straight, And face the future strong. We must not give up to fate, But go through life with song. As we take one last view, And start to turn away, The thoughts will e'er be true, Of dear old high school days! DOYLE BAKER, Clan Poe: S: E wllfldkl GCOFALZC Idifldll JCTFY Dgfofhy Sefdia lv. DOYIC' Aflflli Don Patsy Doris M. C. : ii ,.., I wea r iv Gini 'lf I . F1 iii... . UW -' ' il A W ClaP Your hands. jg L' A i Q.. b 1 W1ggle your carsg M I Q , .ll This is us - I f ' Y ' .5 In younger years. ii ., S . 52. ' 1 - -. - -- . 55:1 i Q 1 gi gglgigmgk I.iil'l'y AIIYHUN Charlene Wallis WVVQQ - . 7 . L X ,- ,595 fi... . .5 ' . ww. ., Ms.. .gif ee ? 9' n ' n 2 f ' H ROY MHYY Hilda John Audrey jerry DA ,I-hC'JlN1l Jung JOE' Afarfhd Ruthic I3 giyazk' ' il jg ' Y' u IL 'K A fb' Sxixrix 11 I5 Qliftffffl MI2.fl Ttllfllfed john Shrum, Audrey Davis Doyle Baker, Doris Esary Preflierf and M011 Handxrmze Linda McCaleb, joe Tyner Beit Drexfed Peppieyf Girl, Serclia Fulmer Bell Nalzzred jerry Doughty, Hilda Sawyer Mos! Albletif Boy, George Trawefi-lc Don Olive, Audrey Davis XIX .Mori Popular George Traweek, Linda McCaIeb 0 A xi M051 Likely to Surreed john Shrum, June Cannon Culerz Hilda Sawyer, Jackie Key Perxomzlizy Plus' llyiftiert F1'i6f1dlie.rt joe Tyner, june Cannon Dorothy Pendley, Larry Morris D0fiS ES-ary, Don Olive yjI'O!05QCy One bright sunny afternoon, as I was taking a walk, I suddenly came upon a small stream, where the water rippled soft and low. As I moved closer to get a better look, an image caught my eye. The year 1970 was slowly coming into view. Then I began to see my 1960 classmates and what they would all be doing in the future. Of course, the first person to catch my attention was joe Tyner. He did such a great job as president of our senior class, until he was unanimously selected to become the first president of the moon. Hilda Sawyer was sitting in the moonlight with Jerry Doughty, listening to the drtuns of the Congo since she is a missionary to Africa and he is a famous explorer. I saw june Cannon as a home economics instructor at Montevallo. She has a busy schedule this year with all of her school duties and looking for a man at the same time. Next I began to see beautiful girls diving from a high diving board. Now who is that strong, handsome life- guard? Why, it's our own jackie Key. I'm not surprised, because jackie was always chasing pretty girls during our high school days at Berry. I saw Doyle Baker, who is now a concert pianist in Europe. He hasn't changed much since 1960, except for his long curly hair and sideburns. Wanda Brown was recently elected Miss Rocket Ship for 1970. She will be given a free ride to Mars by that famous scientist, John L. Shrum, who has just developed the fastest rocket known to man. Patsy Pendley and her family Qwhich includes 10 little Pendleysj have just moved to Hollywood, where Patsy will star in her first movie. She is looking forward to that Academy Award. Serdia Fulmer has taken over Mrs. Brock's place as typing teacher at B.H.S. She only allows male students in her typing classes because she is afraid of becoming an Old Maid. I saw Linda McCaleb as a stewardess for Trans-World Airlines. She is very much in love with the pilot, but he prefers Marilyn Monroe Qbelieve it or notj. james Odom is still driving Bus 35 from Bankston to Berry every morning. It's getting kinda, out-of-date now, because most of the schools are using airplanes but james doesn't have the heart to get rid of his famous rattletrap. I could see a huge ship coming into view. There's the captain waving to me. Oh, yes, I can see him clearly now. I6 It's Jerry Odom still as handsome as ever. He is really enjoying his navy career. Don Olive is now serving as a private artist for one of our other 1960 classmates, Doris Esary. Doris can't decide whether she should color her hair baby blue or hot orange for her next portrait, which Don is painting. Since George Traweek was so successful coaching the Powde-r Puff Football Games in high school, he decided to make a career of it. This year his team didn't do so well because all of the girls were too busy swooning over George to play football. I saw Anna Kimbrell looking quite different since 1960. Her long red hair was changed to black. Anna informed me that she had to do something drastic if she ever hoped to get that certain Hubbertville boy. fred hair means temper you knowj There go United States Senators, M. C. Bonner and Leon Pendley on their way to Washington. They have just visited Berry where they did a good deed for Mrs. Shep- herd. Believe it or not, M. C. and Leon paid for all over- due books in the library. Next I could see Dorothy Pendley as mathematician for a large New York City restaurant. Prices are so high this year that even an adding machine canit add up the bills. Dorothy was always a whiz at math. I saw Wallis Hocutt as he had finally passed high school bookkeeping. Qafter only 10 yearsj. His motto is, Flunk now and avoid the rush. Ruthie Sands and Thelma Vice are now next door neighbors in Alaska where their husbands are working as igloo builders. Remember Kenneth Fields, the quiet boy in our class? You'd be surprised at his job now. He is an auctioneer at the Fields Sale Barn located in downtown Berry. I saw Audrey Davis training Huckleberry Hound Dog for his next TV show. She also feeds peanuts to the mon- keys in her spare time. I could see Roy Wayne Espey after he had just become The W01'ld'J Champion Giggler from a field of 500 con- testants. When asked how he felt about this important position, his only reply was, Heel Hee! Hee! Larry Morris was telling jokes to his little red-haired, freckly-faced son. junior certainly thinks Pop is another jack Benny, Red Skelton, and Bob Hope all in one. I saw Charlene Knight as she rushed up to tell me that she and her husband had just bought a new 100 room tourist cabin in Flatwoods, the exotic summer resort. The water began rippling soft and low again and as I stood up everything was gone and darkness was coming fast. My vision had lasted longer than I realized. The time had come to .leave 1970 behind and head for home. i l l Miriam Smith, Clary Prophet P.S. And we also saw into 1970, Miriam. We saw you back in Bankston in the i first grade again-only teaching this time. Miriam had a special class in speech i making where she taught her students Speech-Giggling Easf 021' f cmof fjesfamenf We, the Seniors of 1960, being of reasonably sound mind and questionable memory, do hereby bequeath to Berry High School and to the future Seniors of '61, our Last Will and Testament. Audrey Davis leaves her figure to Shelvis Gray and Charlene Brown. M. C. Bonner thinks jerrell Bowles and Claude Nuckols are entitled to his reading ability. Jerry Odom leaves all his old arguments to Raymond Strickland and Loyd Perkins. Serdia Fulmer leaves her walk to Sandra Gibson. Roy Wayne Espey leaves all his ole girls to Bobby Mealer and jerry Honeycutt. Wallis Hocutt leaves Mr. Brock to Gerald Smith. fGoocl luck, Mr. Brock.j Dorothy Pendley leaves her flirty ways to Ann McGough and Marene Thacker. George Traweek donates his athletic abilities to Hubert Sawyer and Lecil Pinion. Ruthie Sands leaves her front seat in Mr. Webster's class to Doris Knight and Deloris Pendley. Larry Morris leaves Mr. Jones to Myron Handley. QPoor Myronlj Linda McCaleb leaves her friendly personality to Marie Gurganus. James Odom leaves Grasshopper to Marilyn Williamson. Doyle Baker leaves Carolyn Sparks, but not for long. Doris Esary leaves her beautiful voice to Carolyn Holley. The Cheaters of the Senior Class leave their shifty eyes to the juniors, jackie Key leaves Mrs. Shepherd to G. W. Goodwin and jimmy Madison. Charlene Knight leaves her tiny figure to Ann Smith. Miriam June Smith leaves her ability to make speeches to Lynda Dobbs. Kenneth Fields leaves a burnt welding rod to Jerry Wayne Handley. june Cannon leaves the Bowen name to Bettie since she doesn't think she will use it right now. Thelma Vice leaves her book of gossip to Mamie Ruth Sanford and Bonnie Pendley. jerry Doughty leaves his neat way of doing things to Achey Curing- ton and Ronald Pendley. Anna Kimbrell leaves a box of dye to Martha Sue Watkins. Don Olive hands Mr. Potter over to Charles Dunn and john D. Stough. Edith Studdard inherits Wanda Brown's shapely legs. Leon Pendley leaves his back seat in English class to Sonny Cotton and Thurston Pendley. Joe Tyner leaves his dream legs to Wayne Roberts. Truman Lollar may take over john Shrum's position as most stu- dious next year. Shelba Feltman inherits Hilda Sawyer's cuteness. Patsy Simmons Pendley leaves to go with Cecil. Witnessed by: Bridgette Bardot bf----1 The Three Little Pigs Old King Cole john Shrum, Lawyer Class of 1960 QThe contents herein do not necessarily express the opinion of the writer.j jiglsfory The history of our school days begins in August of 1948 with fifteen of our present students enrolled in Berry Elementary School First Grade. They were: Don Olive, Jackie Key, june Cannon, George Traweek, M. C. Bonner, Wanda Brown, Dorothy Pendley, Doyle Baker, Hilda Sawyer, Charlene Knight, Anna Kimbrell, Roy Wayne Espey, Wallis Hocutt, Patsy Simmons Pendley, Jerry Doughty. It was only a short time, it seemed, until our grammar school days were over and we entered into high school in 1954. Then at last we became dignified Seniors. Most of the club offices are held by seniors. We have had one Homecoming QueenhHilda Sawyer. We have some outstanding football and basketball players in our class. Joe Tyner and George Traweek were co-captains of the football team this year and Joe was voted most valuable player. The cheerleaders from our class are Linda McCaleb and june Cannon and Linda was chosen head cheerleader for the year. We have a record number of Beta Club members in our class. These B plus stu- dents are Wallis Hocutt, George Traweek, joe Tyner, Don Olive, john Shrum, Miriam Smith, June Cannon, Patsy Pendley, Doris Esary, Dorothy Pendley, Serdia Fulmer, Linda McCaleb. At the time of this writing, we have not yet produced the Senior Play but books have been ordered for a 3 act comedy entitled 'lOff the Tracki' and it will be staged in March. With kind help and strong guidance, our beloved class sponsor, Mrs. Dixie Brock, has made the last milestone in our school years the most wonderful experience of our lives. And without the help, advice, and patience with our many problems which our prin- cipal, Mr. Fred Webster, has given us, we would have missed much of what it means to be a senior. In behalf of our senior class, I would like to say a sincere thanks to each teacher, parent, friend, and fellow student for their cooperation and help in making our school life a most memorable one. We will never forget you. We will always remember Berry High School. Linda McCaleb, Hirlorimz. Of! OPS For Achievement For Leadership For Loyalty to BHS JUNE CANNON Salutatorian Balfour Award Hall of Fame Good Citizen Girl Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award Best FHA Member Best FTA Member SERDIA FULMER DORIS ESARY Hall of Fame Danforth Foundation Award Underwood Award for Best Typist DOROTHY PENDLEY Valedictorian Underwood Award for DON OLIVE Hall of Fame Danforth Foundation Award Best Business Education Student GEORGE TRAWEEK Hall of Fame JOHN SHRUM Best Beta Club Member JOE TYNER Best FFA Member Our 1959 SPOTLIGHT was selected best in the state among schools our size. Doris Esary, co-editor of the 1960 SPOTLIGHT, accepted the plaque at the convention of the Alabama High School Press Association. She is showr here with the other state winners just before they appeared on a state-wide television proa gram. joe Tyner was voted most valu- able football player of the 1959- 60 season by his teammates. Coach Deason presented the trophy to him at the football banquet in November. CU Our Barbershop Quartette appeared first at the Glee Club recital in December but were called on again to entertain the queen at Campus Queen Coronation. Left Lu iight, they are: Bob Parrish, Doyle Baker, Don Olive, Larry Morris. Seated is Mary Pulliam, ac- companist. czmous J efsonaffzes Harvey Kuykendall WHS the Tramp f1'0m Greg jones, Kathy Nolan, Janice McCaleb, and john Brock served the Campus Queen and the Streets who wandered in to serenade King this year as pages and crownbearers. Queen Mary at her coronation this year with Oh, You Beautiful DOH! Wil OQIU6 S S122 Q12 f-ii? 4 D , G f Q O or , A Y E, D A i f 6 Q Q 1 ' 'Z as 'f Z? ' ' 1V 4 Bettie Bowen jerrell Bowles Charlene Brown Mary Faye Burkett Mary Corkerin Sonny Cotton Lynda Dobbs Charles Dunn Shelba Feltman Sarah Sue Frost Sandra Gibson Shelvis Gray Marie Gurganus Jerry Wayne Handley Myron Handley Carolyn Holley Jerry Honeycutt Doris Knight Truman Lollar Jimmy Madison unzor GQJS Q J, X K I X' is Edith Studdard Marene Thacker Martha Sue Watkins G XV Coodmn Marilyn Williarnson Ann McGough Bobby Mealer Claude Nuckols Bonnie Pendley Deloris Pendley Loyd Perkins Lecil Pinion Wayne Roberts Hubert Sawyer Ann Smith Gerald Smith Carolyn Sparks john D. Stough Raymond Strickland L... Thurston Pendley Mamie Ruth Sanford jenfg QFGOQ Oleta Barrentine Bobby Bonner Mary Bonner Rayburn Brown Linda Buchanan Rosa Nell Buchanan Gilbert Curington Doris Ann Davis Kellis Davis Paul Earnest Gara Nell Ellis Patricia Fields Shelby Files Maynard Godsey Bobby Gray Billy Ray Griffin Willie Fay Griffin Buel Handley Gerald Dean Hocutt Linda Gay Honeycutt James Howton Mary Ann Johnson Moody Kelly Richard Key Alta Muriel Kimbrell jimmy Knight Earl Locke Robert Madison Harold Mealer Glenda Moore jimmy Moore Bobby joe Nelson Roger Odom Lola Mae Olive Bob Parrish Sandra Patton Mary Pulliam Larry Simmons Winfred Simmons Sherry Simpson Gladys Smith Richard Smith Bonnie Taylor Bonnie Traweek Barbara Watkins David Watkins Truman Wallace Betty Jo Wilhoite Loyd Yerby Quinton Alexander Milford Bailey Charles Barrentine Alice Faye Bircheat Bobbie Bowen Judy Brand Leon Brown Jerry Busby Billy Cannon Kenneth Coggins Brenda Cook Clifton Cook Thomas Cunningham Larry Davidson Lawana Dunn Harold Feltman Mitchell Grey Wanda Harbin Kenneth Hocutt Lina Lou Honeycutt James Knight Rose Lollar Bill Lunsford Carol Moore jackie McGough Paulette Parrish jewel Patilla Frances Pendley Katie Pendley Lee Pendley Leon Pendley Shirley Pendley Stacy Mae Pendley Laura Sims Larry Smith Irene Stoker Shirley Strickland Mack Tidwell Davis Uptain jewel Upton Mildred Watkins Doris Whitson Bobby Yerby Not Pictured: Earl Locke H2115 graog Ninth Grade Officers: Midge Watkins, President: Laura Sims, Vice-President: Wanda Harbin, Secretaryg Mitchell Grey, Treasurer. l Tenth Grade Officers: Mary Pul- liam, President: Sherry Simpson, Secretary: Paul Earnest, Vice-Presi- dent: Bobby Bonner, Parliamen- tariang Roger Odom, Treasurer. 25 Charlie Aldridge Mildred Brown Tommy Brock Linda Burkett johnny Busby . Linda Collins Q, Barbara Nell Cook aa Gayle Dunn Lunnie Dunn, jr. Raymond Feltman Nadine Fields jerry Frost jimmy Grey Earnest Joe Stough jerry Strickland Billy Willis Not PiCtured: james Gray aww 9160 Q Curtis Ann Goodwin james Griffin David Hocutt james jackson Rita jenkins Barbara Kimbrell Betty Rose Kimbrell Kimbrell Macon Kimbrell Martha Locke -lean Lollar George Madison Terry Moore Patsy Morgan Lynn Olive Edgar Pendley Milton Pendley Betty Pinion Earl Pinion Pansy Simmons Paulette Simmons Elbert Smith 7th Grady Uffiicfy Mary Shgphtrdh P1-Qgidmtl Bobby 8th Grade Officers: jimmy Grey. President Gayle Dunn. Clark, Vice-President: Larry Doughty. Set'retary1 Amelia VIC6-Pl'CSlKlf0fi 161111 I-Ullzlr. Secretary? p2lfSy' MUFSHI1- Peterson. Treasurer, T1'C21SUfSf. Edward Baker Leland Barnes Carolyn Bowen Odis Bowen Shirley Brasher Bobby Clark Glen Collins Linda Crowell Freddie Davis Hubert Davis -5 Steve Deavours Larry Doughty Jimmy Earnest Kathleen Earnest jimmy Fowler Charles Gillion Carolyn Gray David Gray johnny Gray jimmy Griffin Nedra Hocutt Daniel Howton Terry jones Kenneth Key Kermit Key Charles Killian Geral Dean Kimbrell Otha Kimbrell Harvey Kuykendall Charles Lollar Steve Lunsford Betty Madison Pat Minyard Melba Moore Sonja Moore jerry Olive jim Parrish Billie joe Pendley Jimmie Nell Pendley Judy Pendley Lynn Pendley joe Perkins Amelia Peterson Jerrie Pinion Mel Pulliam Mary Shepherd Linda Gail Smith Wanda Sue Smith Louis Vice Michael Vice Kenneth Williams Not Pictured: C , Thomas Brown, Priscillia Sp-rouse, james Wyers. Mwmvhifc. hawk at the mnryh Num nw, ' 2. mu nm: babzu A toast to the Wbifildcatsf Ah, Larry, it couldnt be that bad. Peaches Wfcbstcr nu Learning ham to ffy ?? Lina, your fillings are showing! gqcffbzfzav .411 5, C. + - i Q X... Q X f ..z 411 I Q X 1' 'X A f' 5. 5, 15' ,fLf . L V 29 Mon in Lore Sandra Gibson, Don Olive Prelliexl and M011 Handfome Linda McCaleb, joe Tyner Scfoof Mort Popular Linda McCaleb. George Traweek M051 Sludiouf Bert All-Around Williefl Mary Pulliam, john Shrum Linda McCaleb, joe Tyner, june Cannon Dorothy Pendley, Laffy Bw! D1'f'J,f ed Sherry Simpson, joe Tyner ,-H-'M ',W,',f f-f M-i M ,f K JAM, . ,...... . .A,, W- 'f,l! if i M' MIX ..- ' .uf Frieazdlieff Doris Esary, Don Olive Czzlerf Linda McCaleb, Joe Tyner Bw! P6'7'.l'07I1Iljlj Freflaefl F7'6J'!J??7.'HI M011 Alfvfffif Mary Pulliam, Joe Tyner Mitchell Grey June Cannon, GCUYQZC Traweek L 9 V-A ,- A 'wx ,....f 'i sf fa 5 ,,..-1- J , Sr. III-jackie Key and Linda McCa1eb Ir. II-Gayle Dunn and jimmy Grey 0 aff jr. III Laura Suns and Mitchell Grey Jr. I-Carolyn Bowen and Edward Baker Sr. II-Marilyn Williamson' and Wayne Roberts 33 Hilda Sawyer, Homecoming Queen Doyle Baker, Effort jfymecofnzny UQQI? Hilda Sawyer, Queen, Doyle Baker, Escort - Sr. III Bettie Bowen, jimmy Madison - Sr. IIg Glenda Moore Roger Odom - Sr. Ig Midge Watkins, Thomas Cunning- ham - Jr. III. SHERRY SIMPSON, Znd place MARILYN WILLIAMSON, MISS BERRY LINDA MCCALEB, 3rd place 52555 7' Llferfy 1960 - - .gf aug-I ,al..f31,1sggQigg,g1:m,ggigg:gIigggm E 1 4 24 1 ' 5 ja w is YQ? F gin ' - 4 Q 1. 'L ' ' -m, .,L x: Hw y , . ' M ,::., , gmww Ely ,... , , w wsasxfNm,MW.Vmwbmm,W:,..v ww. Sw m.,egff'wwmwm1wA,1W.W-,ww mr ? Q .3 ' The EEA is an intra-curricular activity having its origin and root in a definite part of the school curriculum, Vo- cational Agriculture. The foundation upon which the or- ganization is built, includes leadership and character de- velopment, sportsmanship, cooperation, service, thrift, schol- 2 arship, improved agriculture, organized recreation, citizen- ship and patriotism. Larry Simmons, Loyd Yerby, M. C. Bonner, Moody Kelly. Charles Dunn, Richard Key, Roy Wfayne Espey, Paul Earnest, XVinford Simmons, Kellis Davis. joe Tyner, Presidentg Mr. H. E. Potter. Advisorg John Shrum, Treasurer, Don Olive, Reporterg jerry Odom, Sentinelg joe Nelson, Vice-President: Truman Wallace: Larry Morris: Thurston Pendley. E l EEA Sweetheart -f SHERRY SIMPSON Y 3 1. - gf .ft 6 fr 4 i 5-fig 1:23 The FHA -- Future Homemalcers of America f- is a group of busy, busy girls. U' Planning and carrying out their many projects for improvement of the Home Econom- ics Department, they stay pretty much on the go. They are always ready to attend sub-district, district, and state meetings and you can be sure that our girls and boys G . take an active part. Ann McGough. Recreation Leader: Bettie Bowen, Reportelt Miriam Smith, Historian: Linda McCaleb, Vice-Presidentg june Cannon. Presidentg Sandra Gibson. Secretary, Marilyn XVilliamson, Treasurerg Anna Kimbrell, Parliamentarian. Carolyn Sparks, Marie Gurganus. Alta Merle Kimbrell, Ruthie Sands, Mary Bonner, Mary Pulliam, Glenda Moore. Mamie Ruth Sanford, Carolyn Holley, Martha Watkins. Charlene Brown, W'anda Brown, Linda Buchanan, Gara Nell Ellis, Bonnie Taylor. Sandra Patton, Mrs. Marilyn Cannon, Betty Wfilhoite. Patsy Simmons, Thelma Vice, Ann Smith, Audrey Davis, Roger Odom, Shelba Files, Rosa Buchanan, Lola Mae Olive, Barbara Xwatkins, hlartha Ellis, Hilda Sawyer, Sherry Simpson. 5 1 3 Bda C 1116 Each year new Beta Club members are selected on the basis of displaying qualities of scholarship, leadership, loyalty, and character. These new mem- bers, on approval by the faculty, join the old in providing leader- ship and guidance for our school. They are always ready and will- ing to give counsel and sugges- tions to anyone who needs help. They prove the statement that The basis of success in every school is the individual. i Mrs. XX'ebster, Sponsorx W'allis Ho- M Y W, cuttp john Shrum. Presidentg june C a n n o n. Parliamentarianz Doris Esary. Dorothy Pcndley. Serdia Fulmer. Patsy Simmons. Carolyn Holley. Lynda Dobbs. George 'Iraweele Vice-Presiclentg Miriam Smith. Secretary: Linda McCaleb. Treasurerg Sandra Gibson. Rc-porter. jimmy Madison. Don Olive. Joe Tyner. Lecil Pinion. Jerry Handley. Charles Dunn. Our Student Council devotes much time attending to the problems of the school. XVe are grateful for their ever present interest and leadership and realize that they contribute much to our school system. They are broadminded and practical at all times, even when facing students with below average conduct. Teresa Jones. june Cannon. Linda McCaleb, Secretary-Treasurerg Alta Mureil Kimbrell. Sandra Gibson, Linda Collins, Rose Lollar. Steve Deaxours. Earnest Kimbrell. Roger Odom, Mr. Xwebster. Sponsorg Mr. jones. Sponsorg Mr. Brock. Sponsor: Larry Davidson, Don Olive. President. Not Pictured-Marilyn Wfilliamson. Vice-President. gzgrarzdns We in school have much to be proud of in our library. Dur- ing the past year many new V V books have been added and many My I ' old ones repaired and cataloged. Mrs. Shepherd and her librarians ti 5 have really made our library a va - '- new center of interest. 5 li? SEATED. I to r: Bettie Bowen. Lynda Dobbs. Laura Sims. Alta Kim- brell. Rosa Nell Buchanan, STAND- ING: Midge Watkins, W'anda Har- bin. Mrs, Czarina Shepherd. Gayle Dunn. Betty Rose Kimbrell. Shirley Strickland. R i c h a r tl Kev. Linda Buchanan. Shelby Files. I in iz sum Mg IE .1 Fl !ZLi4ll ix? -ng Are you interested in making teaching your profession? Well, if you are, then you should join the Future Teachers of America. It is an or vanization for bo s and virls who vlan a teachin v career. Durin f the 'ear the' have several da 's of . E SH H Y U 8 I 5- A 4 fa I I I practice teaching and sorta get some idea of the headaches and the joys ot being a teacher. FIRST ROXW. I to r: Ann Smith. Treasurerq Linda McCaleb. Vice-President: june Cannon. President: Carolyn Sparks, Reporter: Marilyn Williamson, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Audrey Davis. Sandra Patton, Sherry Simpson, Linda Buchanan. Miriam june Smith. Barbara W'atkins. Hilda Sawyer. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Joyce jones, Sponsorg Roy Wayne Espey. Don Olive, Sandra Gibson. Rosa Nell Buchanan. Mary Pulliam, Glenda Moore. ev' Q S S S 5 2'- 'll WWW tiffe- Z Nr-2 fr.: nl' 5 ii. WE C115 The B Club is an organiza- tion of those boys and girls - who were allowed to join for the first time this year - who have earned letters for active participation in football, basket- ball, cheerleading or as man- agers. Sponsored by Coaches Deason and jones, these students are outstanding examples of sportsmanship and fair play. Marilyn Williamson. Linda MCCaleb, june Cannon. XX'ayne Roberts, Ray- mond Strickland. Joe Tyner. Lecil Pinion, Loyd Perkins, Wallis Ho- cutt. Bill Cannon. john Stough. Coach jones, Hubert Sawyer. Coach Deason. George Traweek, sf ' A Tx S 9 The Pep Squad is one of our schools most important organizations. With the spirited leadership of the cheerleaders they urge the football and basketball teams on to victory. Doris Esary is president of the group and Midge Watkins SCIVCS HS SCC1'CfZ11'y-fI'C2iSLlI'CI'. Christmm Primm:-Senior High Shelba Feltman Cbriflmas Princes:-Junior High Rose Lollar X Q Halloween Queen-Marilyn Williamson Christmas Princess Contest: Wanda Brown, Sr III, 2nd Place, Senior High. Shelba Feltman Sr. II, lst place, Senior High. Rose Lollar, jr III, lst place, junior High, Rita Jenkins, Jr. II 2nd Place, Junior High. fZfgQf1C5 Qs Nix 32 fxfxfgiipk f i if f fi ff-Ji! QE AT5 ! .A 'J Z UHLD L V, ur ZU1f0Q'afs Co-Captaim Joe Tyner and George Traweek Manager: Steve Lunsford, Harvey Kuykendall, Head Manager Loyd Yerby 44 Sponsored By: RALPH BARNES - JITNEY JUNGLE Amman! Coach Bill jones Coach Ed Deason 69121614 70 ofgafjlfzroes 1959-60 SCORES Berry 0 Fayette 36 Berry 7 Palmetto 6 Berry 13 Kennedy 25 Berry 13 I-Iubbertville 13 Berry 13 Red Bay 25 Berry 13 Brookwood 20 Berry 7 Guin 40 Berry 0 Oakman 40 Berry 20 Meek 20 Berry 14 Millport 28 Of 5. I : if ,W L .l- WALLIS HOCUTT f JACKIE KEY Guard Q End N I Q QS!001'fs122a12s51Q0 195 1742114 COOQ JERRY ODOM GEORGE TRAWEEK JOE TYNER Tackle Halfback Fullback l WAYNE ROBERTS ACHEY CURINGTON LECIL PINION MAYNARD GODSEY Quarterback Halfback Halfback Halfback junior junior junior Sophomore Qf' PAUL EARNEST DAVID VVATKINS Fullback Fullback Sophomore Sophomore JERREL BOW!-ES HUBERT SAWYER TRUMAN LOLLAR GILBERT CURINGTON End End Tackle End Junior junior Junior Sophomore 46 RAYMOND STRICK1-AND MITCHELL GREY CHARLES BARRENTINE BOBBY BONNER Center Tackle Quarterback Tackle IuniOr Freshman Freshman Freshman -L 0. . ex n U X KENNETH HOCUTT THURSTON PENDLEY Center Center Freshman Junior GERALD SMITH KELLIS DAVIS JOE NELSON JOHN STOUGH Guard Guard Guard Guard junior Sophomore Sophomore Junior 47 QR YRIP KR Fffxgi Rl? l 2 GFSIQ FIRST ROW, l to r: Harvey Kuykendall, managerg Achey Curington, Gilbert Curington, Lecil Piniong George Traweek, Steve Lunsford, manager. SECOND ROW: Coach Deason, Don Olive, Jerrell Bowles, jimmy Madison. Hubert Sawyer, Mitchell Grey, Joe Tyner. Zjasfe fgaf Our Wildcats started off this basketball season in their usual style by taking top honors at the West Central Alabama Conference tournament at Millport during December. Not only did the team take first place but George Traweek and Hubert Sawyer were named to the All-Conference team and Achey Curington was named to the second team there. With a record of 15 wins to 2 losses so far, we're looking forward to a good showing in the district tournament in March, FIRST ROW, l to r: Steve Lunsford, manage-rg Bobby Mealer, Leon Pendley. Kenneth Coggins. Richard Key, Thurston Pendley, Pete Pendley, Harvey Kuykendall, manager. SECOND ROW: Truman Lollar, Raymond Strickland, joe Nelson, Jerry Odom, Loyd Perkins, jerry Honeycutt, Sonny Cotton, Paul Earnest, Coach Deason. WW UW, I Danny Grey, manager, Charles Killian, Bill Cannon, Harvey Kuykendallg Steve Lunsfordg Dan Howtong jerry Strickland: Coach jones Charles Lollar, Larry Doughty, jerry Frost, Leland Barnes, Mel Pulliam, Tommy Brock, jimmy Griffin, Steve Deavours. Terry Moore Bill Lunsford, Bobby Clark, jerry Olive, Odis Bowen, David Hocutt, Jimmy Grey, Hubert Davis. This was our first year to have a junior High Football team and they got off to a good start with 2 wins and 4 losses. The basketball team was one of the best in several years. They took 2nd place in the Invitational Tournament in january and had 4 boys to place on the All-Tournament team. Quinton Alexander, Mitchell Grey, Mel Pulliam, Ken Coggins. Their record to date stands at 8 wins to only 1 loss. Berry Berry Berry Berry Berry Millport .. Hubbertville Bobo . Millport . Liberty . Berry. . Berry Berry. .... .... . Berry Millport Red Mill Farmstead .. .. .. Hubbertville flnvitational Tournament Q flnvitational Tournamentj flnvitational Tournamentj Tommy Brock, Leland Barnes, Mel Pulliam, jimmy Grey, Harvey Kuykendall, Larry Doughty, Charles Killian. Steve Lunsford, Steve Deavours, jerry Strickland, Charles Lollar, Jimmy Griffin, Earnest Kimbrell, jerry Frost. Milton Pendley, Bill Lunsford, Charles Barren- tine, Quinton Alexander, Kenneth Coggins, james jackson, Coach Jones. ,,r - ,ef 'll Feed the Monkey, Pass the rolls and W'ell. I didn't ask to referee Ll girls' ball gamef butter. please. Berry Wild-Kittens Shows some improvement A , 4 L My ' ' Wish that bus would come Mr. Clean ik v xy ' I Im Lonesome' We love our coach Me, too! SI Mflix KK c . Berry High's peppy cheerleaders are one of the reasons for S N our schoo1's spirit and zest. Throughout the year they lead the L Q3 school in cheering at pep rallies, football and basketball games. 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FOWLER'S SIXTH GRADE Bruce Bailey Richard Baker George Bowen Judy Brown Donald Cook Faye Earnest Janet Howton Daniel Jones Shelba Jean Kimbrell Linda Milligan Ray Parrish Kenneth Pendley Jenette Pendley Ned Smith William Smith Jerry Taylor Mary Traweek MRS. HOCUTTS SIXTH GRADE Judy Bowen Faye Brown Janis Christian Aletta Clements James Thelon Cook Barbara Davis Roger Feltman Earl Fields Shirley Files Brenda Fowler Danny Grey Linda Gray Donald Griffin Roy Gillion James Hammock Lester Carrol Honeycutt Patricia Howton Carmel Lynn Kimbrell LaVonne Kimbrell Paulette Kimbrell Bobby Knight Gary Lollar Barney Madison Linda Iklinyard Joe Patilla Myrtle Ruth Patilla Harold Pendley Judy Pendley Laura Pendley Terry Pendley Judy Shepherd Elwood Simmons Barbara Strickland Billy Joe Stines Carl Studdard Elizabeth Studdard Ray Thacker Joe Wfayne Turner Bobby W'atkins John Clell Walker Not Pictured: Gary Pinion MRS. FOWLER'S FIFTH GRADE Vernon Alexander Jimmy Ray Brashier Walter Clark Kathleen Earnest Arthur Evans Shirley Feltman Betty Joyce Kimbrell Genevieve Lollar Sheila McGough Terry Nuckols Linda Pendley Nancy Smith Minnie Stines Billy Ray Swinclle Eugene Taylor Richard Watkins MRS. STOUGH'S FIFTH GR Charley Bills Sue Brand Jo Clements Tommy Lou Clements Syble Collins Frank Collins Bobby Cook Billy Cook Annie Sue Crowell Willadean Curington George Davis Tolbert Davis Edward Davis Rodney Dobbs Larry Earnest Kenneth Franklin Charles Frost Barbara Gibson Tom Gray Roger Juan Handley Ronnie Hathcock George Leonard Mary Locke John Lollar Billy Lowrey Charles Lunsford Judy Miller Larry Moore Roy Moore Warren Morgan Carol Neyman Maxine Parris Jimmie Carol Pendley Charlotte Ann Pendley Larry Joe Pendley Larry Wayne Pendley Fay Pinion Johnny Pinion Riley Smith Cheryl Smith Charlotte Sue Taylor Kenneth Turner Leonard Uptain Garry Williams ADE iq S275 gra Q Q37-33 Not Pictured: Jimmy Pinion, Hilda Frost Lana Killian MRS. STUDDARD'S Deborah Barnes james Bills Brenda Brown Kenny Burkett Carol Christian Judy Christian jimmy Clark FOURTH GRADE Patrick Clark Martha Corkerin james Crowell Peggy Dunn Chester Franklin Gail Gray Tony Grey Linda Harcrow Stella jones Katherine Key Ourlf QIUOQ uh-x 'E 1 v. .ut XX nl? Q In 'N it f cffx Byron Kimbrell Clifford Kimbrell Wanda Kimbrell Wayne Kimbrell Ralph Knight Stanley Madison john May Eulene Milligan Eddie Moore Martha Morris Jerry Parrish Billy Pendley Timothy Simpson Brenda Strickland Randall Studdard Larry Taylor Winford Whitson Tommy Willianus, -Iacquelyn Pendley Juanita Pendley Martha Pendley Paulette Pendley Cecelia Simmons jr. wa. Q Q ,ff if l . P . , 14 ,103 I ' 'rf .hf j f X MRS. BARRENTINES johnny Lee Bircheat Orland Brand Carol Fields Nell Gillion Donald Hendon Gus Key Kelly Key Genette Knight Jerzy Leonard Betty Locke Robert Parrish Kenneth Pendley Paul Smith Silas Swindle, Jr. Kenneth Taylor Carl Yerby MRS. THORNTONHS Roger Bowens Larry Brown Gwinette Campbell Donna Christian Carol Clark Larry Clements Willodean Cook jackie Currington Howard Davis Danny Deavours Roger Dale Dobbs Lois Earnest Mack Espey Thomas Hammock Donna Faye Hathcock Larry Honeycutt Tim Howton Vernon Hudson Sherry jenkins Shirley jenkins Kathy Johnston Donald Kimbrell Mary Kimbrell Brenda LaGrone Mike Moore Tommy Perkins Terry Pennington Eda Nell Pinion jerry Simmons Tommy Strickland Lynn Watkins David Whitson THIRD GRADE THIRD GRADE Not Pictured: Robert Corkerin, Norman Franklin, Larry Pinion J l Jlglf fd Q F , QCOI?Of QFGOQ MRS. BARRENTINES SE Eddie Collins jeweldean Davis Bonnie Sue Garrison Gail Harcrow Larry Leonard Leonard Pendley Sammy Pendley Aaron Smith Barbara Vice MRS. CROWNOVER'S SECOND GRADE Georgia Barnes Gail Bills Deborah Bowen Roger Clark Raymond Christian Ann Cook jerry Cook Terry Cook Edward Crowell Tommy Curington Larry Duncan Kenneth Earnest COND GRADE Chris Hambrick Helen Hammack Betty Ivlae Hocutt Phil I-Iowton Faye jones jimmy .Tones Gail Kimbrell Gaylen Kimbrell jackson Kimbrell Ronald Kimbrell Billy Gene Knight Jerry Knight Kaye Kuykendall Charlotte Minyard Jacqueline Naramore Shirley Nuckols Martha Pendley Oscar Pendley Charles Taylor Ada Mae Thacker Judson Tidwell James Traweek Betsy Lou Turner Patricia XVilliams Not Pictured: Kathleen Parrish MRS. DOT TRAWEEK'S FIRS Tony Baumgardner Joyce Bircheat Linda Sue Brown Charlotte Ann Cannon Owen Cook Mary JO Crowell Carolyn Curington Charlotte Curington A Carol Davis George Feltman Jeffery Lee Fowler Larry jackson Bobby Kimbrell Arvil Locke Charles Madison Saundra Mays Rayford Naramore Kenneth Nuckols Lowell Pendley Sheila Perkins Shirley Simmons Thomas Smith Wacle Smith Larry Swindle Robert Yerby MISS VELMA TRAWEEK'S FIRST GRADE Carolyn Jo Bell Diane Campbell Curtis Corkerin joe Corkerin Brinda Courington Mitchell Deavours Bobby Hathcock Donna Key Koley Key Valvie Kimbrell Chris Kuykendall Mickey joe Leith joan Matthews Barbara McKee Donna Jo Milligan Mary Jean Pinion Austin Wright Larry Rutledge LaVada Stines Dean Thacker Patricia Whitson Danny Williarns Not Pictured' T GRADE . d 1 ' . 5 71m-f gra Q Roy Wright ft -R 5 .. , , a if S 'l xl 9 Jw 1- ' H 'Awww Ms- A we-r-:sw at W-M--F1-0 I I r mam WM arf mms we ww fe, Lana Killian, Deborah Barnes, Lincla Harcrow, Martha Pendley, Martha Morris, Peggy Dunn. Katherine Key, Martha Corkerin, Judy Christian, Brenda Strickland, Paulette Pendley, Betty Kimbrellg Johnnie Garrison, Shirley Feltman, Mary Traweek, Shelia McGough, Nancy Smith, Jacquelyn Pendley, Juanita Pendley, Wanda Kimbrell. Gail Gray, Stella Jones, Carol Christian. Brenda Brown, Minnie Stines, Judy Brown, Janet Howton, Jeanette Pendley, Genevieve Lollar. Linda Pendley, Faye Earnest. .jf CMAQ Winfrecl Whitson, James Bills, John May, Billy Ray Swindle, Tim Simpson. Dywain Corkerin, Clifford Kimbrell, Wayne Kimbrell, Eddie Moore, Tony Grey, Kenneth Burkett, Vernon Alexander. James Crowell, Leonard Uptain, Walter Clark, Jerry Tidwell, Patrick Clark, Stanley Madison, Jimmy Ray Brashier, Randall Studdard, Byron Kimbrell. Ralph Knight, Jerry Parrish, Richard Watkins, Larry Taylor, Tom Gray, Terry Nuckols, Richard Baker, Kenneth Pendley, George Bowen, Donald Cook, Jimmy Clark. Eugene Taylor, Hezzie Sprouse, Jerry Taylor, Ned Smith, Daniel Jones, Bruce Bailey, Arthur Evans, Carl Studdard. Y 25 '- f i ' Yi i ' ' nt 1: wma-vi 442 A + .4 1 ..., . ' u 3 aw h'-' 1 - N 1. rc?-:Li Q 1. N . M f .7 H. 1, ,,,.: -N .. , Lira -- uv .1252-31 Q if f.1-L g: iggi g k,-'L w A ,gyfiz A ge, Z ,Q if . ff 5, ' sm.- Q., A james May, Donna Rae Clark Gufesf Edgy Gonfesf Karen Keeth, James May, Donna Rae Clark, Barbara Morrison, Bonnie Kay Hathcock jf A i Q -, X2 '--- N Q. 11.1. 'A , ' 1 Z gf ,J v f Z If X We Handle Mosl' Everylhing From a CRADLE +0 .3 COFFIN THERON CANNON 81 CO. Berry, Alabama ',,,... -gap 12- A.. ' I .4 5-fn-Qi IL-,l+'l?iiEA1'l- 1Li ff -S 41 L, 15-5-, A -iafsaxififgfqg-fi?-5+ ' W .-in ,ff f 4 27- H ' 712 ,, T ' 1 - -as- 'i1 :- - U. . r If i'm' f'jA e !j Vsixgx 1 , ' ' ' 1 ' ::' , ' 'f r W ' ' kieisfggsicyi- 2 , ii -.5 3 'Pl'-BUYS UT Q Q .P . ' T 'J-iff f' ' ' .W - 1 ' f Wl+h Bes+ Wishes for ,gziiiilv -. -. -:ZEQ-giaaisif' '-:gq-:gag-gi-, Your Success '-.23:3:E!f 2332125 ' EW?-. Q:-. l ----'- T? FARMERS ..'..v - - -'.'. . . . 51231-f.g1g'. 4 ,L-5'-if -'.' ' ' '.'.'.u--j,':?J.T: 'x '-Q-.3-i:g'.'.. '1':5i:':.l' H -:If . ' 55215 1' ':1:.---' , ' ' A -.-'A,:.F'-,?:,:'f' ,'l'!!'v:n , AND WAREHGUSE COMPANY Berry, Alabama Complimenfs of' BANK OF BERRY N mmsuou E BAKER SALES 81 SERVICE SERQKE BERRY, ALABAMA svuvlwjifwlvus Ll.,-1344 ITH Complimenis of Comphmenh of MURIEL'S BEAUTY sl-IOP DEWEY STCUGH BERRY, ALABAMA Cornplinqenfs of HONEYCUTT'S DRUGS BERRY BARBER SHOP BERRY' ALABAMA Your Pafronage ls Appreciafed DOBBS RADIO 8: TV Complimenfs of BERRY- ALABAMA MOORES SERVICE STATION BPS Painfs BERRY. ALABAMA Tl'1ey're in a Iailspinl Maybe Ihey'Il have a girl nexi' year. There's nofhing so repulsive as , , , 1 Complimenls of SHEPHERD MERCANTILE BERRY, ALABAMA Complimams of Complimenh of BILL pORTER L. Z. MORGAN CO 'P'f 'e +S of PAOJEIEEAESIQN HUDSON? GARAGE LIBERTY NATIONAL LIFE INs.- Local Barry, Alabama Agen, Complimenls of J. D. SCRIVNER. MD. WILLIAMSON JEWELRY FayeHe, Alabama Complimenfs of Complimenfs of C-BRIFFlN'S DRUG STORE l'lOWTON'S REPAIR SHOP Berry, Alabama Complimenfs of LYNWOOD EDMONDSON Radio and TV Service LEE WATKINS Dry Cleaners Berry, Alabama Complimenh of ZEKE '60 Annual Sfaff Whole lol of shalxin' goin' on. Foolball Casuallies. Slomp yo' hands! Clap yo' feel! I I ,....... I IY QNSA A UP! a n-'J - BAN KSTON, ALABAMA EAYETTE ALABAMA GRAW 8' FEED CO' TELEPHONE co., Inc FayeHe, Alabama Phone WE 2-5399 y - All Types of 'HBE'-SENT FEED, SEED, AND FERTILIZER SAM COLLINS CHARLES THOMAS FAYET1-E' ALABAMA PENDLEY'S SERVICE STATION I Berry Alabama Complimenfs of LEE WATKINS PERRY'S PRIDE Milk - Ice Cream PERRY CREAMERY COMPANY, INC. P. O. Box 4-8I TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA TIT re's one In every SchooI Wha+ are we sfanding in line for? AIT, ha, I caughf y P. W. COLBURN Superiniendenf of Eclucaiion FAYETTE, ALABAMA Complimenis of CLYDE CARGILE Probafe Judge FayeHe Counfy Complimenfs of HODGES' DEPARTMENT STORE FAYETTE, ALABAMA ig 'J Z fa- E , iv U, - -5.-wx: 7 ' 4-Gif' ' ,' :QT-he-U' i'. N' - 4 alia ' -,kwa ' --five!-'Lf COUNTY BUILDING SUPPLY FAYETTE, ALABAMA Low ee: Rafes - Good Service TROY HOLLIMAN FARM V Faye'H'e. Alabama BUREAU HOMER JONES 'NSURANCE L Berry. Alabama Au+o - Fire - Life FAYETTE COCA-COLA BOTTLIN6 CO. FAYETTE, ALABAMA H'S a bird! WS G ISHS! Love in Bloom Now. wha? did l forgef? FOWLER OIL COMPANY Phone WE-52I8 FAYETTE. ALABAMA ANDERSON HARDWARE CO FAYETTE, ALABAMA CENTRAL DRUG STORE FAYETTE, ALABAMA WESTERN AUTO 81 SUPPLIES FAYEUE, ALABAMA Com plimenfs of STERMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE FAYEUE. 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