Bibb County High School - Bibonia Yearbook (Centreville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1959 volume:

. ', 7 , WHEN I GROW TOO OLD TO DREAM ........ The fond memories of high school days linger with us for many years after we enter the world as young men and women. We would like for you to share just a few of them with us now ------ THE 1959 BIBONIA '. ?WM'rwr H ' d - -, J u p BIBB COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL CENTREVILLE, ALABAMA I11 Volume XXIV Mrs. Lucia Lowrey 9; The Dedi event. The special pers. fies all the . '0 the PrOfess 0nd undersfo 65' Sense of Of discipline 0 Seeing a she has ?ern WIH COme 1,0 ties We hOV Characfer Oh' Thi 5 Algebra The Dedication of the annual is a special event. The Senior Class has chosen an extra- speciol person for this dedication. She exempli- fies all the qualities of a person truly dedicated to the profession of teaching. She is kind, patient, and understanding. Being a student in the strict- est sense of the word, she has shown us the way of discipline in clear thinking and the importance of seeing a problem through. In the classroom she has taken time to single out the problems that will come to us in later years. In outside activi- ties we have become richer from her sterling character and Christian way of life. The SeniOr Class of 1959 of Bibb County High School solutes this extro-speciol person, Mrs. Lucio Cleveland Lowrey -w'.... ,-;,. o';-..-m . . Off to Church n-AWG-taEI9-I-Th,-airia-ti:;f;v'1:55:37.ijV.vw1 ;:-;w6A.-: -,H; , , , 7 ,, , -.. -x-w .... 'I . 0 U R PR I N c I PAL W4 teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops? Henry Brooks Adams H. L. Greer - W -mm i - n . mem - L . , Am i : 1 A W '1... W, Miss Bridges Speech 8E Spanish Coach Cossidy Math 8! Coach Mr. Cochran Economics, Typing THE FACULTY Mrs. Brewn Science I a ; E 15 EEEEEE En E E ; E Mi 55 Chambers Home Economics Miss Dawson Home Economics 211251 3x. 3-312; - ' :. - . Dr'ffu-i: 'W? ?5 tic 1,, 'V.:. H, ,- 0'5 f . ggggmwggui H4 .. THE FACULTY M . M i 5 Mrs. Meigs r e 9 English Agriculture Mrs. Moore Miss Nichols English Math Mr. Padgett Miss Splown Bond English NNRx NX x; x $xxx x x uNx x Mrs. Steele History Mrs. G. Young Business Education Mrs. Young Supervisor k$3 $x THE FACULTY Mrs. Stacy Library Hubbard rlnfendent Dr. SUpe' Reporter President Treasurer Vice-Presidenf Secretary Dorothy John Judy Lupee Dori s SENIORS HazeIBn Bettye Apperson Fred Ammons Charles Averette Donny Barton Jimmy Beorden ,9 Hazel Bracknell Billy Bradford James Bright Barbara Burnett Alton Carlee m ArnO'd H 1 Doris Carfer J.B. Clark Mary Colburn Betty Lois Creel Jer'Y EPpers Bobby Creel $ $ Earl Creel k I 12 1 Bobby Croc er AHenGmdn 3y Cosh Sylvia Deoson Wayne Edwards Peorline Eklm Jerry Epperson Lupee Foucene I Lois Creel Helen Frith Allen Gardner Mable Geesling Crocke' 1:3 1 Bobby w --s- a m-.m -. sm ' m wg-osv. , . ,ON-.-.-.,.... . .... WWW--a.. .- -V. Q m- Johnny Greothouse Donald Green Earl Hartley ? Elois Hill Betty Lou Hobson James Hobson Edward Hollifield Earnie Hubbard 71, A H F Jreen Juno Hanrri Judy Hubbard Billi'e Jenn Hunt fy Lou HOBson Scarlett JOCkson Bertram Johnson a J V Sylvia Johnson Dorothy Longford Jimmy LGTLOrP Hubba'd 15 1 Earnie Olliel Medde Jimmy Lawrence Billy Litton James Mathews Mildred McGrew Donnie McKinneY dynLeqch OHieZ Medders Billy Mitchell f Martha Murphy Tommy Odom Bob Loveioy Anne Oden W LoneH Perry Robert Poe John Pratt ,. - -, --.... ; ;. -- n- v . .-. Edna Rogers JUdY Sherbet? Betty Nell Shows Doris Smelley Ethridge Smelley LynnWhoth Faye Nell Smifherman Flora Jane Smifhermon Janell Smifherman -:r.' ln- , ' SWerben , zwxmmmp ' , fgamg Peggy Sullivan gge Smelley Lynn WhatleY 5:71 i 'he'man Earl Watts David Yeager J.D. Taylor Harriet WiHioms Ed Young '9! t: :1 L 3313.; 3;. .- . I'l gm,I;hggggggsiam.me.uzmsiasnmgssm haugagrnixmmgmv mt- W .U; SENIOR DIRECTORY FRED AMMONS As industrious as Rip Van Winkle. 4-H Club; F.F.A. BETTYE APPERSON She's little, but she's wise; she's a terror for her size. National Honor Society; Anchor Club; Annuolr Staff; Sec. Junior Class; Library Club; Paper Club; Squad Captain. NORMAN ARNOLD He admits there are two sides to every story, his side and the wrong side. National Honor Soc.; Key Club; Basketball; Pres. Student Council, 4; Junior Pla'y; Baseball Manager; 8 Club. CHARLES AVERETTE Don't blame me because I'm late; not my fault just fate. B Club; Captain Football Team, 4; Lineman of Week; Student Council; All State Football; Who's Who; Basketball. DANNY BARTON Take good care of me, good men are hard to find. F.F.A. President. JIMMY BEARDEN A leader of men and a follower of women. National Honor Soc.; Key Club; Paper Club; Science Club. HAZEL BRACKNELL Marriage is good for the heart. Bond; Annual Staff; Pen Pal Club. BILLY BRADFORD A likeahle lad with lots of surprises. 4-HClub Who's Who; Sec. F.F.A.; Arts and Crafts Club. JAMES BRIGHT To take things as they he. That's my philosophy. BARBARA BURNETT Here's a girl with cute little grin; full of fun and neat as a pen. Junior Class Beauty; Anchor Club; Who's Who; Junior Ploy; Student Council' Editor, Annual; F.F.A. Sweetheart. I ALTON CARLEE Men of few words are the best men. Spanish Club; F.F.A. DORIS CARTER She'll tell you that hlack's blue and prove it, too. Paper Club; Senior ll Class Reporter; Sen- IOI' HI Class Secretary; Annual Staff; Anchor Club; National Honor Soc.; Squad Captain. AUBREY CASH They say he was once caught studying. 4-H Club; F.F.A.; Scienc CI b; P W ' B Team Football. 8 U ee ee foorban' J.B. CLARK A man with an aim will he a man with a name. 4-H Club; Spanish Club; Library Club. MARY COLBURN Don't let your studies interfere with your high school education. Maioret're; Bond Letter Club- Library Club; Annual Staff; Glee Club. ' BETTY LOIS CREEL It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. F.H.A.; Glee Club; Paper Club; Annual Staff; Nurses Club. BOBBY CREEL Leisure is the best of my possession. 4-H Club; Safety Patrol. EARL CREEL ' Silence is my theme song. Football; Basket- ball; Sofefy Club; BOBBY CROCKER Let me have my way, Ihm satisfied. B Club; Football; Basketball; F.F.A.; Homecoming Escort; Mr. F.H.A.,' Who's Who. ; SYLVIA DEASON You can pick a side and Ihll argue with you. Arts and Crafts Club; Pen Pal Club; Library Club; Paper Club; Rhythm Club; Future Teachers Club; Annual Staff. WAYNE EDWARDS Some say he's bashful; most doubt it. Pee Wee E?ogboll; 4-H Club; F.F.A.; Vice Pres. of Science u . PEARLINE ELAM HSpeech is Silver, silence is golden. Band; Maioreffe; National Honor Society; Annual Staff; Paper Club Editor; Sr. HI Who's Who; Jr. Play. JERRY EPPERSON He keeps his thoughts to h' i. F.F.A.; Library Club. 177259 f EUPEE FAUCETTE he uses her head instead of her tongue. Anchor Club; Senior l Class Sec.; Vice Pres. of Senior Class; Junior Play; Homecoming Maid; National Honor Society; Junior Class Beauty, Vice Pres. of Junior Class. HELEN FRITH I'm not lazy, I just conserve my energy-H Glee Club. ALLEN GARDNER Good manners and knowledge make up a 800,41 man. Annual Staff; Football Manager; Whos I 20 1 Who; B Club. BLE GEES 5155111535 W JoHNNY ORE Athletics I 01171 em 1 F.F-A- DONALD GRE The 51 ye: 4.H Club- EARL HARM U 1120ny we die- n ELOISE HILL Silent convers Future Teadm1 F.H.A.; RhY' m BETWLOUH nwby do it u F.H.A.; P9 h Club; Annual 51 JAMES H0850 All great me: National Honor Club; Who's W EDWARD HOU. I should like Whole School' an educated loo Safety Patrol; I Baseball Manage EARNIE HUBBA I can resist B Club; F.F.A.- ball; sum, pm; J'UDY HUBBARD Y0 think she I don't know 59,. :1 Club; Annual 5,, JHUNE HUBBARD Beauty Omecomin .; honul Ho 9 ml: Student CounciI-h LI She E JEAN Hl Studyin . b! I Rhy'hm Club? A: ?ISTCiu 80L. A: MC: Q Ugu 21:1! 3;; Pol CH; Lib? 5; Future Teuc'm Joni: :L Peels cg Pres. ofScqu SENIOR DIRECTORY MABLE GEESLING She 1'5 just the quiet kind, whose nature never varies. Nurses Club; Paper Club; Annual Staff; Rhythm Club. JOHNNY GREATHOUSE Athletics, Friendly, Kind; another like him you'll never find. Football; Basketball; B Club; F.F.A. DONALD GREEN The same yesterday, today, and forever. F.F.A.; 4-H Club. EARL HARTLEY If worry were the only cause of death, I'd never die. ELOISE HILL Silent conversation keeps me out of trouble. Future Teachers Club; Paper Club; Annual Staff; F.H.A.; Rhythm Club. BETTY LOU HOBSON Why do it today, there's always tomorrow. F.H.A.; Pen Pal Club; Rhythm Club; Paper Club; Annual Staff. . JAMES HOBSON All great men die, and gosh, I feel sick. National Honor Soc.; Pres. of Key Club; Paper CIub; Who's Who; F.F.A.; Science Club. EDWARD HOLLIFIELD. I should like to write a book, entitled HiMy Whole School' and tell the long lost story of an educated fool. Key Club; B Club; Football; Safety Patrol; Basketball; Jr. Class Favorite; Baseball Manager. EARNIE HUBBARD I can resist everything except temptation.' B Club; F.F.A.; 4-H Club; Boys Club; Basket- ball; Safety Patrol; Arts 8t Crafts. 0 JUDY HUBBARD You think she is shy, oh me! oh my! You just don't know her, that's why. Anchor Club; Paper Club; Annual Staff; Rhythm Club. JUNE HUBBARD Beauty and brains make a good combination! Homecoming Maid; Anchor Club President; Na- tional Honor Society; Jr. II Class Beauty; F.T.A- Student Council; Paper Club; Annual Staff. BILLIE JEAN HUNT HShe burns the midnight oil but not always for studying. Pen Pal Club; Future Teachers Club; Rhythm Club; Annual Staff; Paper Club. I211- SCARLETT JACKSON She is quiet, but you always know she's there. Rhythm Club; Squad Captain; Annual Staff. BERTRAM JOHNSON Makes the best of everything, thinks the best of everyone. Arts 8t Croft CI b; 4-H C b' Club; Science Club. S U IU I Key SYLVIA JOHNSON If silence were golden, she'd he a millionaire. F.H.A. DOROTHY LANGFORD Her tongue runs like the clapper of a hell. Class Favorite of Sr. III; Library Club; Cheer- leader; Student Council; Paper Club; Class Re- porter; Junior Play. JIMMY LATHAM Football his specialty, and everybody his friend. Football; Basketball; Baseball; Annual Staff; F.F.A.; B Club. JIMMY LAWRENCE Work fascinates me, I could sit and watch it all day. 4-H Club; F.F.A.; Library Club. CAROLYN LEACH She may look quiet, but look again. National Honor Society Pres.; Anchor Club Reporter; Library Club Reporter; Sec. of Annual Staff. BILLY LEVIE Greater men than I have lived, but I don't be- lieve it. Football; Key Club; B Club. BILLY LITTON Not much talk, a great silence.' BOB LOVEJOY One of these all-around guys so rarely found. Football; Key CIUb; 8 Club; Glee Club; Mr. Future Teacher; Who's Who; National Honor Society; Science Club; Future Teacher Club. JAMES MATHEWS He's where the girls are. President of 4-H Club; Key Club; National Honor Society; Presi- of Science Club; Band and Dance Band. MILDRED MCGREW True to her school, her work, and her friends. Pen Pal Club; F.H.A. Pres. Paper Club; Anchor Club; National Honor Soc. Pres.; Who's Who; Annual Staff. DONNIE MCKINNEY It's good to live and learn. 4-H Club; F.F.A.; Arts 8t Crafts Club. SENIOR DIRECTORY OLLIEZ MEDDERS Happy am I, from care I'm free. Wby aren't they all contented like me? Good Citizenship Girl; Who's Who; Club Editor of Annual; National Honor Soc.; Sec. of Anchor Club; Sr. I Class Pres.; Sr. II Class Favorite; Sr. l Class Beauty. BILLY MITCHELL Ifit took any effort to go from today into tomorrow, he would still lie in yesterday. Football; Bas- ketball. MARTHA DEAN MURPHY Friendly giggles, full of pep, friends must rusb to keep her step. Student Council; Vice Pres. of Jr. III Class;Anchor Club; Library Club; Who's Who; National Honor Soc.; Annual Staff. ANNE ODEN She has beauty, Charm and pride; Sbe will make jimmy a good little bride. Homecoming Queen; Annual Staff; Paper Club; F.H.A.; Who's Who. TOMMY ODOM Music as Tommy's recreation, We hope will make bim well-known in our nation. 4-H Club; Reporter of Bond; Pres. of Bond; Letter Club; Science Club; Key Club; National Honor Society. LONELL PERRY She's not so quiet, sbe's just too busy to be noisy. Vice Pres. of National Honor Society. ROBERT POE I take life as it comes and enjoy it. JOHN PRATT Give me graduation--or give me a'eatb. Jr. Ill, Sr. ll, Sr. III Class Presidents; Key Club; B Club; Back of the Week; Football; Basketball; Baseball; Jr. Play. EDNA ROGERS I live for fun and fun I have. Nurses Club; Paper Club; Annual Staff; Rhythm Club. JUDY SHERBETT Whenever she has anything to say, sbe says it. Treasurer of Jr. and Sr. Class; Jr. Play; Anchor Club Treas.; National Honor Soc.; Annual Staff; Paper Club; Future Teachers Club. BETTY NELL SHOWS If mischief admits one to Heaven, sbe's well on ber way. F.H.A. Queen; Library Assistant; Vice Pres. of F.H.A.; Pen Pal Club; F.H.A. Maid; Annual Staff; Who's Who. I221 DORIS SMELLEY Natural beauty is not tbe gift of just ev , n Student Council; Homecoming Maid; HeafiryMgizglg- effe; Jr. Play; Sr. III Class Beau? ; T Annual Staff; Jr. Ill Sec. V reas- of ETHRIDGE SMELLEY Illlm not a Surgeon, but I do a 101 Of Cutting up, Pres. of F.F.A.; Who's Who. FAYE NELL SMITHERMAN You don't bave to be loud to be nice. F.H.A Rhythm Club; Who's Who. ' FLORA JANE SMITHERMAN I'm ready for anytbing, but let's make it fun. JANELL SMITHERMAN Her quiet disposition is a cloak for ber true spirit. F.H.A.; Rhythm Club. PEGGY SULLIVAN Didn't wait, found a mate. Rhythm Club; Annual Staff; Feature Editor of Paper Club. J.D. TAYLOR I've answered tbe roll--now I can relax. Foot- ball; Basketball; Baseball; B Club. EARL WATTS Napoleon was little, too. Football; Basketball; Baseball; B Club; Sr. III Class Favorite; Who's Who; F.F.A. LYNN WHATLEY A fine fellow, full of fun, be is liked by every- one. Key Club; Who's Who; Band, Vice Presi- dent; Jr. Play; Annual Staff; Oratorical Contest; Band Letter Club. HARRIET WILLIAMS This young lady, we are sorry to say, was not content single to stay. Glee Club; Student Coun- cil; Squad Captain; Rhythm Club; Paper Club; F.H.A.; Annual Staff. DAVID YEAGER It was no fun to stay single. F.F.A.; 4-H Club. ETOYLE YEAGER Marriage is a thing you've got to put your whole mind into. Paper Club; F.H.A.; Squad Captain; Rhythm Club; Annual Staff; Nurses Club. ED YOUNG Worry kills people, wby die? Pee Wee Football; F.F.A.; B Team Football. iHy Bradford Best Dressed Barbara Burnett B r .. a m I .T ,., ..u m m p m N 0 n . . e A .. P d M S . . 0 e I. . 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Mitchell Mitchell Mitchell Charles Bobbie Joe Moreland Murphy w-mvv-vvvmvm'- Nellie Sue Jerry Tim Nichols Noah Odom David Martha Owens Payne Perkins Poe Riley Rotenberry Jeanette Gwen Dorothy Scoggins Shirley Simmons Simmons i . ? Judy 1 Simmons Steele Steele Stephens Stephens R0 erf Billy James Alton Mary I Taylor Tucker Tucker Wallace Wallace 5 Judy Ralph Jock Emily Christine Alec Word Word Ware Warren Watkins Wheeler Frances Gerald Wifcher Worrell S R F. D A F. L R F. F. H C HMargaret 1.33.. O at $1 w it came ?AoujAf flmh's 123; d sfrod xVx R G A N I Z A T I O N S 26m EDITOR ASSOC. EDITOR Barbara Burnett Dorothy Langford JUNIOR 8: SENIOR ANNUAL STAFF HELPERS m-I'Ib-lw www:gffr$,m-p:rgw . n 49! , 2 g z 3 1 stymm Features 8s Organization Harriet 8s Olliez Circulation 8s Activities Martha Dean 8s Doris ,wxxz Classes Treasurer 8s Art Martha, Mary, Judy S. Doris 8s Lynn Secretary Business Mgr. Secretory Sports Advertising Sports Carolyn June Bettye I 51 1 Allen Judy H. Jimmy T $ A t r FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB Katherine Scoggins, Kay Doiley, Sandro Lower , P o ' SECOND ROW: Joyce Falkenberry, Lou Goidwien rlngEom, Moe Hobson, Margaret Osborne, Bobbie Jean Hlobsony May, Mrs. Steele. THIRD ROW: Diane Booth, Maggie Mae Sngithory Frances Nichols, Helen Owens, Nelda McKinney N er- Steele, Judy Stacy, Dexine Boyles, Elizabeth Pounds. FOURTH ROW: Beverly Belcher qu oricy Hubbard, Janice Kornegoy, Bonnie Coddis, Florence Shows, Nadine Boggs, Leone OwerIIs Sr'romn Creel, Cindy Bilbro, Margaret PiHs FIFTH ROW: Mike Luefh, Ward D055, Bob Loveioy. I e 0 FIRST ROW: Madge Epperson, Sewille Raglond, Potty Wheeler, Linda Hayes, Judy Desmond, Wanna Wallace, Jean Burt, Dorothy Shirley, man, Gail Seale, Mary Jane Afcheson, President .......................................... Pearline Elam Vice-President ................................ Sondra Lowery Secretary 8 Treasurer .................. Sewillo Raglond Reporter .................................................. Kay Doiley Historian ............................................ Patty Wheeler 95 3V i , 9232151 ; I521 4 :mu v 'vnV' . M .v ,., V, x . 1w. . ....,...V, W -.. egg, -; - .. FIRST ROW: Florence Ware, Wanna Moe Hobson, George Vernon, Ann Baker, Syble Smitherman, Bonnie Elam, Billie Ruth Earwood. SECOND ROW: Wanna MaeHicks, Mary Jane Atcheson, Judy Hubbard, BerniceMedders, Ora Jean Perry, Carolyn Belcher, Betty Medders, Lizzie House. THIRD ROW: Mr. Cochran, Ron ny Daniel, Myrtle Nash, Rita Smith, Emily Taylor, Sarah Simmons. EDITOR .................................. Syble Smitherman NURSES CLUBk FIRST ROW: Barbara Hood, Mickey Johnson, Frances Witcher, Charity Ann Garner, Glenda Brod- ford, Ruth Wilson, Connie Kornegay. SECOND ROW: Melba Jo Steele, Barbara Boyd, Patsy Creel, Mary Mitchell, Vollie Shuttlesworth, Rosalind Vernon, Jessie Dean Boyd, Judy Steele, Gwen Scoggins. THIRD ROW: Hazel Simmons, Faye Owens, Jean Thompson, Dorothy Caddis, Cynthia Jones, Dorothy Shirley, Eleito Dunlap, Linda Thompson. The purpose of the club is mainly for girls who are interested in nursing as a cpreer. As a ser- vice club the members keep the school's sick room and give first aid when needed. 1- I'M Tommy Billy Bertram Ar Edward Earl Jim 8 Joe Bernard Marshall John Howard Paul Stanley Roy Sherwood Jack Bobby Jomes-President Jimmy-VicePresidenf V , ., . A r. 1 1 - - nm.1...,mN.Hnwyggw,smy1wwps-jn .m; a:vim-ow 1-1- '1 ' WV.....-.u-a7A..Im.mg.7wr..w .- -744-MW 1, ....,a-'z1 '.'- 12.131 , .' 3: 1- ,, f 1 7 I .-v. .- -,- .11 , 1 Ann Dorothy Jo Ann Judy Mary Olliez Barbara Doris Joyce Lupee Mildred Patty Bettye Doris Jo Judy Martha Deon Nancy Patsy Carolyn June Jan Mary Olivia Sommye President ....................... June Vice-Presidenf ................ Ann Secretary .................... Olliez Treasurer ........................ Judy 1 1 1 Mrs. Martin ': 55 1 son NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ,, ?RTKDNR'M HONOR sacs ' 2 FIRST ROW: Bettye Jean Apperson, Carolyn Leach, Martha Dean Murphy, Doris Carter. SECOND ROW: Norman Arnold, Olliez Medders, Mrs. Lowrey, June Hubbard, Lupee Foucette. THIRD ROW: Mildred McGrew, Lonell Perry, Pearline Elam, Judy Sherbetf. FOURTH ROW: Tommy Odom, Bob Loveioy, James Hobson, James Mathews. The purpose of the National Honor Society is to create scholarship, service and leadership, and high moral character. PRESIDENTS .............................. Mildred 2; Carolyn VICE-PRESIDENTS .................. Lonell 8x Martha D. SECRETARY-TREASURERS......Pearline :g Bettye FIRST SECOF THI RD Johnsc Thoma: 'mzlavar..1.y-..a : 3w M' W'WVW Pf ' J .' I Va-quuin-uttvgdam? : . THE SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW: Mr. Hawkins, Wayne Edwards, Bonnie Elam, Joyce Falkenberry, James Mathews, SECOND ROW: Robert Poe, Ann Baker, Gail Seale, Jo AnnlChism, Aubrey Cash, Mike Hobson, THIRD ROW: Lynn Whafley, Tommy Odom, James Bright, Bob Loveioy, Mike Hubbard, Berfram Johnson, Billy Bradford, Curtis Fountain. FOURTHROW: Billy Mitchell, George Vernon, Mike Thomas, James Hobson, Ed Young, Billy Wayne Hallmon, Randy Chism. PRESIDENT .................................... James Mathews VlCE-PRESIDENT .......................... Wayne Edwards SECRETARY 8CTREASURER....Joyce Falkenberry REPORTER ........................................ Bonnie Elam Betty Nell Brenda Bobbie Jean Doris Jean i, A I i ce Frances Gail Jennie Joyce Leila Leone Mary Nelda Patsy Paula Sommye Wanna Moe LIRARY LUB An 1 FIRST ROW:Shirley Kornegay Frances Nichols Jennie McS ' D - - ' I Padden, Nelda McKmne , Alberta e0 son. SECOND ROW: Leila Lawley, Alice Smith, Patsy Moses, Margaret R Osborn, Florence Duncan- The Library Club attracts those students who wish to understand and have a working knowledge of the library set-up. This is prompted by their desire to use the library in connection with their ' classroom work and to gain aid in learning how to f k ' I h i PRESIDENT ................................ Leila Lawley WV??? 5:3E'gioEEO???fiefifmice Smith 5 SECRETARY ................................ Patsy Moses TREASURER .......................... Margaret Osborn REPORTER .......................... Florence Duncan THE STUDENT COUNCIL Connie Linda Patty Patsy Lupee Mary Brenda Nancy Howard Charles Jon et Kay Madge Peggy Dorothy Peggy Mary Nell Martha Kay Sewillo Norman PRESIDENT .................................................. .Norman VICE PRESIDENT ...................................... Howard SECRETARY e TREASURER .................... Dorothy REPORTER .................................................... Lupee The purpose of the student Council is to encourage student par- ea- ficipafion in school activities; to promote the ideals of service, I. leadership, and democracy, and to bringabout a better under- !9 standing between the students and faculty. W , . h I 59 1 Mrs. Greer . mv vs- env-H-xia-vr.m 'h'lW-IZQ - . 9.9 uv n..- - r -w - - . F - . A uv -- .... wr- 1 5.. uvlpe-l pp. . ... quay, nw- ' , . , . x . Ch- m a e - ehwv-N mevL- --- hdv- - 16v ; . A ,- - e . V . ,. e e - . 1- - v .1 ' - wx J :7 . R gr::-m Mir: .7 : v3? FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW- Mr Martin Jerry Holdsombeck, Mock Jackson, Raymond A. ,Hobson, Donald Peek, ie Hubbard, Ethridge Smelley, Billy Cox, 50mm Stanley Roy aogegager-IJSZYAFQEDpegrsgg,AnErcrzgnns, Mickey Ingram, Ernest Walloge, Roland Simmonsyl Duke, Tommy CSNEeIROW. Mac Locvrence, Jerry Frederick, Larry Elam, Frankie Breelond, DWight Mr. Melgs. SE! M - Jim'Sfacy Travis Smitherman, Robert Ingram, Jimmy Lotham, Johnny Great. Wallace, PaIU 5,!ESHeH John Dloss, William Mayfield, Donald Perr.y, Stanley LGWIeY,WIH-y MCGee, house, Chswfaj I C Caleel James Burnett, Cecil Scoggins, F'rankle Jackson, J?S?'e Sm.'fherm0nl THIRD RP'I. anmescharlesl Smifhermon, Mickey Morrison, 0 Neal. Fulgham, Wil.llom lewonder, RichardE 'IgrSeeHi-I John H. Smitherman, Perry Collins, Ken Price, Tony Smithermgn, Aubrey James FatsUR'rFH iiOW-Billy Medders, Andrew Goodwin, Donald Green, Frank Boyd, Jimmy Dun- Foster. B t Gorvuis Kinard, Billy Dowdle, Charles Bearden, Douglas Gentry, Jock Brown, . Ban,niV:OKA:iin:;;, David Yeager Mack Tidwell. FIFTH ROW: Stanley Owens, Sanford Edwards, a 1 on I I . Bill Edwards Wesley Wyatt, Cecil Burt, Leslie Hobson, Joe Owen, Garland Kinord, Thomas Fon- 9. Cheri Jimmy Stlephens, 0dis McGee, James RiChIe- - w HLearning to do. Doing to Learn. VS Earning to Live. Living f0 Serve.H 65. y E7 FIRST J. Sho Lou l lion R Jones, Roth Peggy ROW: Arnold -- . . A isgim . I601 , .7 , b, Mpvtmwuy, .P' . T'1 1 7:.P...A..PMM-- x P A-P- '- - .1 P - P1- P ' 1 I 42 ?21 - FIRST ROW: Miss Dawson, Gail Ingram, Mildred McGrew, Ann Riley, Glenda Bradford, Doris J. Shows, Miss Chambers, Margaret George. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Dennis, Cherry Lighfsey, Lou Goodwin, Linda Arnold, Lea Duke, Ora Jean Perry, Jennie McSpadden, Patsy Hobson, Lil- lian Riffe, Jessie Deon Boyd, Judy Hubbard, Myrtle Nash, Carol Wallace. THIRD ROW: Linda Jones, Frances Lucas, Patsy Moses, Ophelia Cosh, Mary Lou McKinney, Jane Ferguson, Janice Ratliff, Judy Crocker, Linda Langford, Joanne Foster, Lynn Medders, Maxine Gay, Beverly Green, Peggy Cochran, Glenda Murphy, Wanna Mae Hicks, Linda Edwards, Mildred Geesling. FOURTH ROW: Nanette Rowe, Geneva Doss, Bonnie Hobson, Rosalind Vernon, Kay Owings, Brenda Arnold, Winifred Murphy, Peggy Taylor, Marcia Barkalow. Bobby Crocker F.H.A. Beau The over all goal of the Future Homemakers of America isfo help individuals improve personal, family, and community living, now and in the future. : PRESIDENT ...................................... Patsy Hobson a ,, VICE PRESIDENT .......................... Mildred McGrew . - SECRETARY ................................ Doris Jean Shows TREASURER ................................ Befty Nell Shows Vh- mkuwc . . . . 3.. P. u. .. m. an .. AaJ-wsmtu. I Aqu-anhnm ,-AV:'.-L'-w vhuwgi: ' :;.gz,u .- 1 I ' ' rd. . dry, run, - :k Mmennqriggi-gpcgggiym SQUAD CAPTAINS FIR . . S - I Harriet Williams, Scarlet Jackson, ltnogene.Jackson, Elaine SEC gllRSkT Raxzmimgimtzallitiglfindo HayeS- SECOND ROW: Pat Perkins, Gall Ingram, Patsy Ela oc er,Gl nda Bradford Nelda McKinney, Jean Thompsonu Faye Owens. THIRD ROW: LOUise loWI Etrjswania Mae Hobsoh, Jaunita Wallace, Jane Lowrey, Shlrley Kornegay, Mary Boothe, Shirley J,B. Smith: The Squad Captains are selected as leaders of their physical education classes at the begin- studThi. ning of each year. They have certain duties that they perform each day such as: checking the roll, T0 ben. recording absentees, seeing that all equipment that is needed in class is available and returned to e m: its proper place after class. No tAll SPANISH CLUB : Miss Brid es, Mary Doy' Ann Baker, Livia Hornst: Bonnie Hobson, Barbara Hall. SFEFESOTNSOSIOW: Stella greel, Elizabeth Pounds, Sandro Lowery, Rita Smith, Gail Seal? Bonnie Elam Patty Wheeler. THIRD ROW: Doris Jo Stacy, Jon Belcher, Madge Epperson, Marcua Barke- 'OW 1J0 Hmmg' Kathy TWO ! Martha K- Roby. FOURTH ROW: Mike Hubbard, Alton Carlee, J.B'. Clark, Ted Rice. The Spanish Club was organized forthe first time this year for the enjoyment of the Spanish students and for a dip into the life and customs of Spanish speaking countries. The club hopes to be more active next year. HNo es oro todo lo que reluce tAII that glitters is not goldt I631 - . . Nee . :wJ-xf Much-m-gw awntmwuvm w MN : . r ,- .. .. , e vat: .. . Vomgaav Who e - x v,- e A , , F u g-...g,gggg.w..e..u. - .. . . . , . N. .521 A1612ufius Jiu-uvvrmzes-h ' t ' '- ' ' , m-t-swc-qhkmrz-..zze -, , '2 . y M. -; Mrawmawan 1 , BIBB COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL BAND Concert '- - W, Officers Pres.-Peorline Vice-Pres.-Lynn Sec.-Faye 8 Hazel Treas.-Barbaro Reporter-Tommy Historian-Syble Librorian-George Mr. Padgett and Keith I 64 1 Outstanding Seniors Peorline Lynn Mary ColbUrn Jo Herring Faye ThomPson Dori s Smelley Peorline Elam Cathy TUrcoff SYble Smi'rhermon All State Barbara Hood Hazel Bracknell Carol WaHaCe Tommy Odom Pearline Elam George Vernon Mike Lueth Linda Longford QUEEN $31955 33$? June 8 John Lupee 8 Norman Anne 8 Jimmy FOOTBALL LEADOUT LEADERS Martha 8i Earl Kathleen 8 JHD . wN,V.,.. noogwi Ann 8 Billy I691 W WK$W .. N4 ' h n '59 $.3'1 2 - cT:-:o93- - SN . - a P H 8 Sh d 1 a erwoo Syble 8 Allen y LEAD Brenda 8 James Faye 8 Bobby Sammye 8 Marshall Joyce 8 Howard .4. m '- $ mw. - n-- r -' A- a. ?- wm- ' - .. ,L-... -- -.m 44' Alberta 8 Jim OUT Judy 8 JOe Mattie Ree 8 Mickey Peggy 8 Byron Betty 8 Jackie LEAD Mickey 81 Billy J , amuga xv ixx x xx Linda 8 Alsey Sue 8 Olon Marcia 8 Joe n m In 0 3 J J Do 0a n m m P g5. . g1 Kay 2; Bobby Mary 8 Walter ..,..-1. 3H. .m mung. - ml and frae I ,Rw, v.-va 5'33 ,H ,un-urvln L'ai, 294.71,. 1d -,,,,..'l.rd-'UAR' zMMWg 11.1, 11.3, 1 ,y 1 , $511 A m. 4.1 mmr- Hf e Ist. Team Trainer Allen Gardner Manager Roland Simmons Coach Hobson Coach Cassidy Captain Charles SENIORS Averef're Pratt Tackle Back Taylor Greenhouse End End i 75 1 6 '. - -.. 6.6V ...h.v. --A . 6 ' 6 . . .. 6 66 - N w -$aawm.w.vzzwl u .. 6 Crocker Guard Smithermon Tackle Bibb Bibb Bibb Bibb Bibb 19 0 13 6 48 Levie Tackle FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Hale Co. Demopolis Thompson Chi ldersburg Perry Co. Duke Back End 0 2O 0 6 0 Bibb Bibb Bibb Bibb Bibb Jamison Tackle Guard 6 6 26 44 Hollifield Buck Holt 14 Greensboro 0 Brookwood 0 Blocfon 7 Shelby Co. 7 WW4 McMillan I I M. Smifherman Tackle Tackle 14w 39:3; WW w . Meigs Cleveland Center Tackle Back Back 4 Belcher SeweH Horton Medders Wallace Center Guard Guard Back Back B k Ingram Kornegay Warren Mitchell 0C Guard Tackle Back Back -5 15 -. 3' mmcmiim$siav35-7.:.-4-- H4431; 6? 4 4 , 6 15f place Brookwood Invitational Tournament Most Valuable Player in Warrior Conference Bill Cox 'Isf place--Warrior Conference A TEAM Bibb 44 Montevallo 36 Bibb 44 SUHIe 49 Bibb 51 Demopolis 45 Bibb 47 Montevallo 40 Bibb 53 Thompson 56 Bibb 34 Suttle 30 Bibb 50 Hole Co. :8 Bibb 50 Brookwood , Bibb 63 Jemison 65 AmO'd M'khe' Bibb 45 Holt 44 Bibb 63 Perry Co. 42 4, Bibb 46 Perry Co. 38 -. 5r. , Bibb 94 Bessemer I. 44 bx Bibb 45 Holt 34 Bibb 35 Brookwood 29 BROOKWOOD INVITATIONAL TOURNAME NT Bibb 49 Holt 40 Bibb 58 Brookwood 43 Bibb wins first place and Billy Cox is selected Most Valuable Player. WARRIOR CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT Bibb 56 Perry Co. 38 Bibb 63 Demopolis 39 Bibb 50 Greensboro 45 Wallace Crocker Brown Billy Cox - Most Valuable Player Brookwood Invitation Trophy B TEAM Bibb 12 Montevallo 25 Bibb 43 Suffle 26 Bibb 31 Demopolis 24 Bibb 29 Montevallo 42 Bibb 30 Thompson 27 Bibb 49 Suttle 24 Bibb 33 Brookwood 21 Bibb 43 Jemison 30 Bibb 25 Holt 17 Murphy Bibb 51 Perry Co. 19 Bibb 45 Perry Co. 14 Bibb 25 Holt 23 Bibb 27 Brookwood 29 Bibb 43 Demopolis 25 WARRIOR CONFERENCE HE3 TOURNAMENT Bibb 43 Perry Co. 20 Bibb 38 Demopolis 28 Bibb 45 Greensboro 37 Bibb wins first prize Medders McCory Allen Dial Mitchell Watts ifhermcn Brown Sm Cleveland Murphy w MW wqmw ww 4 , , .2 ?2 1? C7, 9 0714 .uww, w m h. , 2 72 WM e-e ; ' t ' - 'v ' g 43mm 4 5 V4 ' I 4 Mfm, h ; 4, x 4 a U 994me M vM szQ4 4 4 '0, my x 0 4 y ' 4 4;?4 m 'mem 70 VII Va 40004 5W W, 4 IMWWW, WWW 044704404, 4 .x Mexm7 11,47; , 4 4 4 4 4 4A , r. 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H 195 great to be erd! s HPrivate: Secretory LL81 xWVWquDYMu AU O ,M--.... .A h'.-Qwi Centreville Crammer School THE PEOPLES BANK OF CENTR EVILLE, ALABAMA A SOUND FINANCIAL INSTITUTION SERVING BIBB COUNTY FOR OVER FORTY-FOUR YEARS Member - Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation COMPLIMENTS OF BRENT BAN KING CO. The Bank of Friendly Service Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Your Account is Important to Us. OLON BELCHER ENTERPRISES OLON BELCHER LUMBER 00., INC. Brent, Alabama Qualify Lumber Manufactured In Modern Electric Mill Let us appraise your Standing Timber BELCHER AUTO MACHINE SHOP, INC. Brent, Alabama Machine Work, Welding, Road Work Bulldozing Poulan Chain Saw Distributors Structural Steel BELCHER TRUCK AND TRACTOR CO. Centreville, Alabama International Trucks Forma H Tractors Congratufafiond A r e I n O r d e r ! O Bibb County Has A Fine Crop 0f Graduates! 0 We Have A Fine Crop Of Timber! Trees and graduates do go together, strange as it may seem--In this part of the country neither can go for without the other. Whatever job a new graduate takes, at least part of his pay will result from timber growing, being harvested and manufactured into forest products. On the other hand, the growth, protection and future of our forests depend on good neighbors. We try to be good neighbors and certainly appreciate all the good neighbors we have cround Bibb County. OSMOSE Pressure-Treoted Lumber Stops decay, prevents termites, Iastse 3-5 times longer than untreated lum- ber. HOUSE LUMBER Framing, boards, finish, mouldings, paneling--AII the lumber needed for home construction. LOGS 81 LUMBER We pay highest prices-- See us before you.sell! W.E.BELCHER lUMBER CO. CENTERVILLE, ALA Wo-ZIH COMPLIMENTS OF THE N. D. CASS C0. of ALABAMA BRENT, ALABAMA Phone WAlnuT 6-2962 Manufacturers of Wooden Toys For Over 65 Years Sales Office: 200 Fifth Avenue New York, N. Y. Other Plonf .Afhol, Mass. Congratulations to the 1959 Seniors of Bibb County High School vam w- -wvw ,-., . H .4r M 1 For That Special Treat, The Place To Eat :Axw my rm ,m .cm- W, ,QMbuy is . m , gum WW Twix and Tween Cafe Open 24 Hours A Day Y z' r d l i L . x 1 , i 1 3 I g I a I j; 1 3 t5 .3 .5 '1, 7i i :5. '2'? I 'E '5 E1 .9. ,4, . .54 , .1! ' '4' r r. f'. v; '3'. '8' x '3 . .s ' r51 :4 f: 3; -;: .4 .l'f'; .A . ! CLEVELAND'S JITNEY JUNGLE SUPER MARKET YOUR COMPLETE SHOPPING CENTER Western Meats - Fresh Poultry Fancy FruiTs 8 Vegetables YOUR COMPLETE non CENTER Get More and Save More AT Your JITNEY JUNGLE STORE CENTREVILLE, ALABAMA CENTREVILLE, SOUTHERN BELLE TOURIST COURT 1k i'iti'lt Vk JUNCTION HIGHWAY 82 AND 5 A A A APPROVED Diol - WAlnuT 6-5321 CERAMIC TILE BATHS SPRING AIR MATTRESSES ELECTRIC RADIANT HEAT AIR CONDITIONED T. V. IN ROOMS AOpfionoD 42 UNITS ALABAMA COMPANV AND TELEGRAPH E N O H P E L E T BELL SOUTHERN COMPLIMENTS OF NIX AND COMPANY Your Complete Store Gifts For All Occasions Complete Lines Of Lodies and Men's Clofhing The Best For Less CENTREVILLE, ALABAMA - AND - JIMMIE P. NIX, JR. AGENT STANDARD OIL COMPANY' Aflos Tires, BotTeries and Accessories Phone WAlnuT 6-5091 Lzmmmmahumaammgwummmew CompHmenfs of J. F. WOOD MOTORS Phone WA 6-5891 CENTREVILLE, ALABAMA DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DEALERS DODGE JOB-RATED TRUCKS BIBB COUNTY MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Phone WA 6-3111 Cenfreville, Alabama Phone 6541 STANDARD OIL OLDSMOBILE SERVICE BELCHER MOTOR CO., INC. BODY SHOP CENTREVILLE, ALABAMA WA 6-7091 CHISM CLEANERS QUALITY IS THE ONLY BARGAIN IN DRY CLEANING 4 If Your Clothes are not becoming to you, they should be coming to us Cenfreville, WA-6-6101 Brent, WA-6-4931 ' mubagx NWT .1.-A-r- . -, , NICHOLS MOTOR SALES Bibb County's Only Independent Dealer NEW a USED CARS mom: WA 6-2041 COMPLIMENTS OF MEIGS DRUG STORE STATIONERY -- GREETING CARDS ASSORTED NUTS and CANDIES SCHOOL and BOOK CENTER For Tasty Refreshments For Giff Problems NUT and Fruit Sundoes Costume Jewelry Creamy Milkshakes Lovely Gift Items Phone WA 6-3191 CENTREVILLE, ALABAMA COMPLIMENTS 51 OF Your Home-fown Newspaper THE CENTREVILLE PRESS w 1 1 BEN FRANKLIN STORE 5c - 10c 11 Locally Owned -- Nationally Known .1 CENTREVILLE, ALABAMA PIERSON HARDWARE STORE General Electric Appliances Television Radios Hardware Sporting Goods Household Goods Farming Implements Cotton no longer reigns supreme in Alabama. The past two de- codes have forced King Cotton to share it 's throne with the State's vast and valuable tree crop. Fast growing yellow pines and a broad range of southern hord- woods now contribute immensely to the Alabama farm income. Gulf States Paper has pledged its continued leadership in brihg- ing the farm-forests of Alabama into maximum sustained production. Another crop, not to be overlooked, is the crop of seniors from the county schools, graduating in 1959, who will either go on to secure further education at colleges or trade schools or will go into the business world. To this crop, Gulf States Paper wishes to express its hope that they will be successful in their endeavors. GULF STATES PAPER SALES DIVISIONS. E-Z- OPENER BAGS GULF STATES PULP TUSCALOOSA ALABAMA IST Two de- hthe Smte's them had- Inn incomey xip in bring i producricm seniorsLIC' her go W 5 of WlL L eit endLLLLL '-46w.w223:.m Top Military training Honor and prestige Educational opportunities New skills Advancement and promotion Training in your home town Increased income Opportunities for a commission New frienos Appointment to West Point Leadership development Good sportsmanship Unit of your choice Annual summer camp Retirement benefits Defense of home and country Enlist now in your local unit 123 Q. M. SUBSISTANCE SUPPLY CO. BRENT, CAHABA PLUMBING COMPANY Plumbing - Heating Industrial Pipe Fitting Owner - Vernon Medders ALABAMA J4 Mai 4.3.x 3.254.116 Waxx ear.2153:V4333oMimium;u:sb:u1ua;obm.z:xzzzdmwzaaum-Aw W. A. BELCHER LUMBER COMPANY Birmingham, Alabama STate 5-2196 STate 1- 1471 J; 1 1 V ,' 13 E T: '- W .5. q '1. n . V .1 J 9 Band Sawn Pine and Hardwoods HOUSE PATTERNS OUR SPECIALTY Framing, Decking and Small Timbers Siding, Ceiling, Finish, Flooring, Moulding and A Complete Line of Building Materials. One of the Southk Most Modern Plants RITZE THEATRE Cenfreville, Alabama Garnet? 8; Ruby Stencil HGe'r more out of life, go out to a movie COMPLIMENTS OF J. C. MURPHEY GROCERY and BARBER SHOP moviell COMPLIMENTS OF CAHABA MANUFACTURING C0. MANUFACTURERS Of PLAPET TOGS CENTREVILLE, ALABAMA W Feature Porfra its by COMPLIMENTS OF :Y WARD MERCANTILE COMPANY W BRENT! ALABAMA New location -- 1005 - 7th Ave. Tuscaloos, Ala. Compliments of HUNT'S DRUG STORE Prescriptions Filled Promptly Helena Rubinstein Cosmetics Photo Supplies School Books Gifts for all Occasions Baby Needs V.A. Hunt - John Meigs Registered Pharmisfs Phone WAlnut 6-3611 Brent, Alabama JOHN STEELE DAIRY Your Perrys Pride Distributors Brent, Alabama WAlnut 6-7056 Congratulations From MASSEY-DRAUGHON BUSINESS COLLEGE MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA Since 1887 Air Conditioned Classrooms Individual Progress COMPLIMENTS BLACK z; FRIEDMAN and WINSTON Fine Men's Wear TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA : CAHABA RESTAURANT AND SERVICE STATION SHELL OIL PRODUCTS Complete One-Sfrop Service Station For All Trucks 8 Cars WAInUT 6-9551 Highway 82 By-Poss CENTREVILLE, ALABAMA 1 THE TUSCALOOSA NEWS '1 ; Since 1818 'Wesf Alobomds Family Newspaper 1 M8 COMPLIMENTS OF BRENT SERVICE STATION ALABAMA CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! JUDGE G. H. STACY HGREETING'SH from . SENATOR LISTER HILL COMPLIMENTS OF UNITED STATES SENATOR JOHN SPARKMAN COMPLIMENTS OF DAILEY MERCANTILE COMPANY ' .msvsuiazsmmmmr MAMhmsuhmwjmqum . ' WAInu'r 6-6501 CENTREVILLE, ALABAMA ' GOOD LUCK SENIORS :ba iry Queen HGood Luck Seniors! C.A. GRIFFIN Sheriff of Bibb County Compliments of your Farm Equipment Dealer 8 8 F TRACTOR 00. Courtesy YELLIIIW FHHNT i'Fli'I'E'NDLY szed Wit? 0 0 0 uWhere Quality Prevails at Low Prices! 0 0 6 Dry Goods-Groceries-Meats COMPLIMENTS OF TWIX 6 TWEEN SERVICE STATION J. D. Owens, Manager Sinclair G65 6 Oil Phone WAInUT 6-9531 MILSTEAD ELECTRIC COMPANY ANYTHING ELECTRICAL- APPLIANCES, SUPPLIES WIRING, MOTORS REWOUND ELECTRICAL REPAIRS COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITIONING Phone WA 6-6211 Boy CENTREVME ALABAMA CENTREVILLE, ALABAMA LECROY FURNITURE and COMPLIMENTS APPLIANCE OF BRENT, ALABAMA QUAUTY GROCERY THE FRIENDLY STORE 1 3133 1 Next door To the Post Office 1 GE. and Philco Appliances We Sell Today To Sell Tomorrow Welcomes One and All BRENT, ALABAMA Compliments of CAHABA H 8 S AUTO PARTS N.A.P.A. Jobber Complete Line VD PACKING COMPANY of 3N Auto, Truck, and Tractor Home of Country Parts Dial WAInut 6-4371 Boy Ham Bacon and Sausage MA Brent, Alabama DAILEY AND FAUCETTE Luck Always, Seniors! MOTOR COMPANY RY E BIBB SUPPLY COMPANY BRENT, ALABAMA Phone WAlnut 6-3291 Brent, Alabama 1' '31 113' m1. . ....- -166 -41 .. . . AltigjuW'iuJitm-kuijp..m$mAu.;5-Jtlm'IM,-z.vswkmw;vummmvmmeWWWWNMmmw 1 Vuujk, -a.::..x::.v;u4;u-3:a'ciwhzm NW w. , JACK LEE FUNERAL HOME Licensed Funeral Director AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone WA 6-7021 Congratulations Seniors! WESTERN AUTO STORE - WAlnuf 6-7263 CENTREVILLE, ALABAMA COMPLIMENTS OF BUCK WALLACE GROCERY When Eating AT Home Trade AT WEST END GROCERY BRENT, ALABAMA Phone WA1nUT 6-3711 When Eating OUT Go To BRENT CAFE Phone WAlnuT 6-3711 Fine Foods AT Reasonable Prices COMPLIMENTS OF LELAND PIERSON Congratulations Seniors! JAMES LAWRENCE CENTREVI ROY': JAMES HARDWARE COMPANY Farm Implemenfs-Building Material Sporting Goods-Sherwin-Williams Points UCERY Phone WAlnut 6-4811 m Brent Aloba mu 13m Om; K COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS WE OF DAILEY and JAMES KATE DA'LEY 0-3711 PRINCESS BEAUTY We Pm; H A R DWA R E and FLOWER SHOP ALABAMA CENTREV'LLE' CENTREVILLE, ALABAMA X COMPLIMENTS X COMPLIMENTS OF OF . . 5x73 Dozner Melgs Insurance Co. ROY'S SERVICE STATION Fire AUf0-Life Roy Owens - Owner And lERSON . Melgs Cafe WAlnut 6-9731 WAlnuf 6-5911 L QUALITY CLOTHI G STORES COLLINS O.K. RUBBER dgemmii - w Dry Good-Shoes-Reody-fo-Wear WELDERS MENCE PhoneWA-c'a-63H PhoneWA-6-66H complete Tire same I G l Ce eViHe, Ala. Brent, Ala. WAInUT 6-4851 COMPLIMENTS OF H.P. JAMES AND LH. JAMES LEON ELAM GROCERY Phone WA 6-3251 Brent, Alabama Concrete Blocks Cement Mortar Mix Amoco K4 Compliments of BIBB CO. 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