Butler High School - Rebel Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1960 volume:

[ 1 ] John Hunt 1805 ■ jje the • iu Alabama'- ' e- HU.� -1 Hun,SV‘ ’ solot. voJ � «a- ° - - “ Y� hiS,0,iC°' b“uII ond � - •’‘ ' I e. 'e In recognition for his faithful devotion and untiring loyalty to B.H.S., we the Class of ‘60 dedicate the 1960 REBEL to Mr. William M. Bryant. Jabfe oj (Lontentd ORIGINAL TOWN PLAT—LeRoy Pope, who purchased the land on which Huntsville now stands in the 1809 land sales, had a town plat made in 1810, showing streets os shown above. He sold the south part for public buildings and donated the north half for the town of Twickenham. The name was changed to Huntsville in 1811. LEROY POPE HOME, 1815: The first ante-bellum mansion built in the citv was that of LeRoy Pope, who was known as the “Father of Huntsville.” These six people are known as the “Builders of Butler”: Mr. Crim-Principal, Mr. Keel-Assistant Principal, Mrs. Wall ace-Secretary and Commercial, Miss Hollingsworth-Commercial and Annual, Miss Canterbury-Commercial and Newspaper, Mrs. Burkhardt-Home Economics and Cherry Pie Contest. The early settlers had the FACULTY for building a great city. The Indian Creek Navigation Company was chartered in 1820 and a canal was built from Big Spring to Triana. In this drawing we find some of our teachers dressed in the costumes of the period floating down the canal on a barge. They are: Miss Culbreath-Mathematics, Mrs. Bradford- Physics and Chemistry, Mr. Clem-Physical Education, Miss Cantrell-Fnglish and French, Mrs. Franklin-Commercial, Mrs. Amos-Guidance Counselor. In 1825 a census of the Huntsville area was taken. In the above picture the dates and the popula- tion are shown in the various scrolls. The teachers pictured are: Mrs. Ferranti-Biology, Mr. God- sey-History and Coach, Mrs. Miller-Commercial, Mrs. Milner-Home Economics, Miss Mitchell- History and art, Mrs. Myers-Spanish, Mrs. O’Reilly-Commercial, Mr. Stephenson-Mathematics. The Church of The Nativity (Episcopal) was established in 1830. Above we see several of our teachers leaving the church. They are: Mr. Askins-Hi story, Miss Davis-English, Miss Payne- Mathematics, Mrs. Cooper-Mathematics, Mr. HamiIton-Government and Coach, Mrs. Frazier-Math- emaiics. In 1835 the second Courthouse was built. Here we find six teachers: Mrs. Womack-English, Mr. Nichols-History and Coach, Miss Wiggins-Biology and Science, Mr. Myers-Band, Mrs. Mason- English, Miss Harris-Commercial. George Steel, famous Huntsville architect, built his home on MatsVille Road in 1840. The teachers we find here are: Mrs. Roper-Physical Education, Miss James- Library, Mr. Bryant-Latin, Mrs. Stewart-English, Mrs. Woolf-English, Mr. Rogers- Shop and Coach. In 1845 the legislature was reapportioned, Madison County had two representatives, and one senator—they still have the same. We’ll let Mr. Hunnicutt-D.O. and Mr. Tedford represent us in the House of Representatives. With them are Mrs. Jones-English and Speech, Mrs. Rausch- English and Mrs. Moore-Hi story and Democrary. An act was passed in 1859, authorizing the city to buy $50,000 worth of stock in the Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company. Here we see the Board of Education: Dr. Raymond L. Christian-Superintendent of Schools, Mr. A.V. Sneed, Dr. L.A. Davis, Mr. Cecil Ashburn, Mr. Richard Van Valkenburg, Mr. Tom Thrasher. The Huntsville Independent” was one of the first newspapers edited and published in Hunts- ville. One of the firsts” in our senior year was the election of our officers. They are: Janet Hann-Secretary; Lucy Elliott-Treasurer; Larry Walker-Vice-President; Craig Knowles-President. Huntsville is a SENIOR attraction in Alabama. PATRICIA JEAN ACKIN ‘‘Witty, carefree, full of fun, liked and enjoyed by everyone.” A Capella Choir 1,2; Tri-Hi- Y 2,3, Vice Pres- ident 3. PHYLLIS ADES ‘‘A friendly way, a face that’s fair, a combina- tion that's very rare.” Paper Staff 3; Dramatics Club 3; Science Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3. LOU JEANNE ALDRIDGE “Though she's quiet, she's not shy, her friendship limit is the sky.” Glee Club 1,3. BOBBY WILSON ALEXANDER “A hearty friend and a comrade true, if he has faults they’re very few.” Band 1,2,3, All-State Band 2. HOWARD RIVERS ANDREWS ‘‘I’m as happy as can be, for I never trouble trouble, till it troubles me.” Who’s Who 3. •Senior RANDY JOE BAFFORD ‘‘Quiet and shy, a real nice guy.” DANIEL BASIL BANKS To worry little, to study less, is my idea of hap- piness!” Band 1,2,3, President 3, Drum Major 3, All-State Band 1,2, Band Council 2,3; Key Club 3; Who’s Who 3. RONALD WAYNE BANKS Beware! I may do some- thing sensational yet.” Band 1,2,3, Band Council 2,3; Junior Class Play 2; WAYNE BARKLEY Ready for anything work or play; he’s a good fellow for any day. PHYLLIS FAYE BARNES “A merry heart that wins many friends.” CARL EUGENE BATES “My life is mine, so I'll I ive it my way. ” BRENDA JEAN BAUM “She’s gentle, she’s shy, but there’s friendliness in her eyes.” Pep Squad 3; Honor Society 2,3; Dramatics Club 3; Annual Staff 3; F.B.L.A. 2,3. GERALD HOWARD BEDFORD “Better men than I have lived but I seriously doubt it.” Band 1,2,3; French Club 2,3; Science Club 3; Junior Class Ploy 2. PATRICIA GAYLE BELL “A gay spirit makes her per sonality.” F.B.L.A. 2,3, Pep Squad 3. MAY BENNETT “She’s quiet, reserved, and unassuming.” D.O. Club 3. GEORGE WILLIAM BERRY “Never think, you might disturb your mind.” Art Club 1; Football 1,2,3. THOMAS EDWARD BILLINGS “Knowledge is a treasure but practice is the key to PARVIN EDWARD BLEDSOE “Little I think, less I do; isn’t it funny how I pull through.” RICHARD THOMAS BLOCKER “Let the rest of the world go by, I’m a spectator.” BILLY DON BONDS I put all my troubles in a pocket with a hole in JON ALAN BROWNSON “He’s a very likable lad, one of the best we’ve ever had.” Senior FRANCES FAYE BREWER “You never know she’s around. SILVIA ANNETTE BROWN “A friend to all a foe to none.” F.B.L.A. 2,3; National Honor Society 2,3. JERRY RONALD BOWLING “I dare do anything that I can get away with.” LARRY T. BRAZELTON Men of few words are the best men.” JOAN ELAINE BRYAN “A real sweet girl, with a winning smile.” F.T.A. 1; Rebelettes 2; Glee Club 3; Science Club 2; A Capella Choir 2,3. THOMAS RANDAL BUCK “What’s the hurry, let’s stop, be lazy and enjoy ourselves.” MARY GWENDOLYN BOLIN A smile for all and a greeting glad, an amiable friendly way she had.” Paper Staff 2,3; Band 1.2.3 Secretary 3, Band Council 2, All-State Band 2,3; Science Club 2,3; National Honor Society 2.3 Treasurer 3; Dramatics Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3 Pres- ident 3. JULIA FAYE BOLTON “The surest way not to fall is to be determined to succeed.” Glee Club 1; Pep Squad 3; Dramatics Club 3; Stu- dent Council 3. PATRICIA GAYLE BULMAN I can resist everything except temptation.” Tri-Hi-Y 1; Pep Squad 1,2,3. SANDRA LEE BUTLER “Here’s a girl who’s never still, she’s always talking and always will.” Band 1,2,3. JIMMY CARL CALDWELL “Neat, studious, friendly and kind; another like him would be hard to find.” Science Club 2; Key Club 3; Baseball 2,3; Hi-Y 3; Who’s Who 3. ROBBIE CANTRELL “She has a heart of gold.” French Club 2; Dramatics Club 2; Paper Staff 1,2,3; Art Club 3; Home Econom- ics Club 3. LEE EDWARD CATHEY “His sense of humor is at its best, and his boundless energy is seldom at rest. Madrigalians 1; Hi-Y 3; Paper Staff 3; Junior Class Play 2; A Capella Choir 1; Who’s Who 3. JOYCE CAROLYN CHILDERS “Talented, sweet, attrac- tive, and thoughtful.” Tri-Hi-Y 3; Band 1,2,3, Band Council 1,3, All-State Band 1,2,3; Who’s Who 3; Paper Staff 2,3; Science Club 2,3, Sweetheart 3; Dramatics Club 3; Chess Club 2. BARBARA CLARK “Sweet and gentle, good and true, nice, sincere and friendly, too.” Honor Society 2,3; Science Club 3; Glee Club 3; Pep Squad 3. CHARLES EUGENE CLARK “He leads such a marvel- ous life, full of ambition, success and strife.” Key Club 2,3; Science Club 2,3; Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2; National Honor Society 2,3, President 3; Track 2,3; Tennis 2; Band 1,2,3; Junior Class Play 2; Who’s Who 3. LEABERT THEO CARTER “Judge him not by his actions.” D.O. Club 3. JAMES MILBURNE CLARK “You can tell a man not by the words he speaks, but by the silence he keeps.” CAROLYN RAY CLEVELAND A charocter all her own.” Dramatics Club 3; Home Economics Club 3. LARRY THOMAS COLLINS “I am sure that care is an enemy of life.” GLORIA JEAN CORNELIUS Quiet, gentle, and re- fined, always thoughtful and very kind.” Science Club 1,2,3; Honor Society 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 3. PATRICIA RUTH COPE “She’s full of fun, bewitch- ing when she tries, besides being pretty she can roll those eyes.” Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; National Honor Society 2,3; Cheer- leader 2,3; F.B.L.A. 2,3; Who’s Who 3; Home Ec- onomics Club 3; Annual Staff 2,3; Office Staff 1,2, 3; Student Council 1,2. LARRY ELLIS COTHREN He will dispute and prove it too, that blue is black and black is blue. Senior DARLENE COX A pleasant nature is heaven’s gift. BILLY WADE CRABTREE Silently he treads life’s � I way. MARJORIE JUANITA CRAIG She’s naturally nice. Glee Club 2. JANET FRANCES CRAWFORD A manner so quiet, a brain so fine, a nicer girl is hard to find.” Science Club 1,2,3; F.T.A. 1; Home Economics Club 3; Latin Club I; National Honor Society 2,3; Paper Staff 1,2,3, Editor 3; Pep Squad 1,2; Dramatics Club 3; Who’s Who 3. CONSTANCE DARRELL CREEK Neatness is a crowning grace of womanhood.” National Honor Society 2,3 Sweetheart 3; Glee Club 2; Pep Squad 2,3; Dram at ice Club 3. GENVA ANN CUNNINGHAM ‘‘A pretty girl of the red- head type, with eyes that shine like stars at night.” Glee Club 2; F.B.L.A. 2,3; Office Staff 3; Pep Squad 3. JOYCE FAYE CUNNINGHAM “She makes the sun shine in shady places.” Home Economics Club 3. WANDA DANIEL “Content in every way.” BETTY DALE DAVIDSON “A thousand hopes for your success.” Paper Staff 1; Glee Club 3. ANN EVA DELAMARTER “She uses her head and listens to what others have to say. Pep Squad 1,2; Glee Club 1; Home Economics Club 1 DELORES ANN DeROUSSE A smile for every girl, two for every boy.” Science Club 3; Dramatics Club 3. BONNIE JEANNE DILL “She may be little, not very tall, but nice things come in packages small.” Dramatics Club 2,3; Tri- Hi-Y 2,3, President 3; National Honor Soc- iety 2,3; Office Staff 1,2,3; Who's Who 3; Student Counci I 3. BILLY WAYNE DORNING “A happy heart makes a happy face.” EDWARD CLEVELAND DOWDY “A man with an aim is a man with a name.” Chess Club 1,2; National Honor Society 2,3. JOHN WILLIAM DUFFY “A combination of wise and otherwise.” Science Club 3. LINDA FAYE DUNHAM “A nice girl and a good friend.” Glee Club 2; F.T.A. 1. MARGARET ANNE DURHAM She’s always cheerful and ever gay, a real grand girl in every way.” A Capella 1,2,3, President 3; Girls’ State 2; All-State- Choir 2,3; Homecoming Dance Chairman 2,3. FLOYD THOMAS DUSKIN Don’t let studies interfere with your education. ” PATSY ANN EDGER Her merry laugh has a certain tinkle, and in her eyes there’s a cer- tain twinkle.” Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Secretary- Treasurer 3; F.B.L.A. 2,3; Annual Staff 1,2,3; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Head Cheerleader 2,3; Home Economics Club 3; Who’s Who 3. PRATT WILLIAM ELLINGTON Frowning seldom, smiling ever, making friends is his endeavor.” Key Club 1,2,3, Sec- retary-Treasurer 3; Baseball 2,3; Who’s Who 3; Student Council 3. Senior LUCY COBB ELLIOTT Her smile shows her happiness; her friends show her popularity.” Tri-Hi -Y 2,3; Cheer- leader 3; Who’s Who 3; Annual Staff 1,2,3; Bus- iness Manager 3; Nation- al Honor Society 2,3, Secretary 3; Homecoming Queen 3; Senior Class Treasurer 3; Junior Class Play 2; B’ham News Ortori cal Contest Winner 1,2; Pep Squad 2; Glee Club 1. VERNA JEAN EMBRY “She has more good points than a pack of I I pins. Glee Club 1; Science Club 1.2.3, CARYL LEE EWALT “One with a character wrapped in treasures; to others Caryl gave many pleasures. ” Science Club 2,3, Sec- retary 3; Dramatics Club 2.3, Treasurer 3; Tri-Hi- Y 3; Annual Staff 2,3, Editor 3; Paper Staff 1.2.3, Sweetheart 3; National Honor Society 2,3 Vice President 3; Student Council 2,3; Miss Citizenship 3; Home Economics Club 3; Pep Squad 2,3; Junior Class Play 2; Glee Club 1; Quill and Scroll 3. ROBERT WESLEY FALCONBURY Lazy, slow and uncon- cerned he came to class and sometimes learned.” Science Club 1,2. NANCY CAROLYN FAULKENBERRY She gives the world the best she has, ma the best come back to her.” Tri-Hi-Y 3; Dramatics Club 3; Pep Squad. JUDITH EILEEN FERGUSON ‘‘Quiet in manner, sin- cere in speech.” Tri-Hi-Y 3; Drama Club 3; Pep Squad 3. WILLIAM FORD His cute ways are always showing; hand- some of face and easy going.” Basketball 3. FRANCES ROBERTA FRAME Always jolly and care- free; Life may be dull but never she.” Home Economics Club 3. ALLAN RAY FRANCIS True depth is gained by quietness.” Band 2; Dramatics Club 3; Science Club 3; Paper Statf 3; Photo- grapher 3. RUTH ELSPETH FRENCH She came to us a stranger and remained with us a friend.” Rebelettes 3; Mad- ridgalians 3; Dramatics Club 3; Glee Club 3; A Capella Choir 3. JOHN DAVID FUTCH “Like a powder puff, I’m made for women.” Paper Staff 2,3; Dra- matics Club 2,3; Hi-Y 3. LINDA GALE GAINES Her ways are ways of pleasantness.” Glee Club 1. MYRA WYNELLS GAITHER Always polite and kind at heart, ever willing to do her part.” Drama Club 2,3; F.B. L.A. 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Glee Club 1. FREYA GAY GASSEN Goodness and joy go hand in hand.” Girls Ensemble 3; Tri- Hi-Y 3. IRA JANE GIBSON I just love work; I could sit and watch it for hours. Home Economics Club 3- LINDA FAYE GILBERT “The essence of sweet- ness; and the model of neatness.” Tri-Hi-Y 3; F.B.L.A. 2, 3, Reporter 2,3; Glee Club 1; Paper Staff 1,2, 3; Annual Staff 3; Dra- matics Club 2,3; Junior Class Treasurer 2; Home Economics Club 3; Who’s Who 3; Pep Squad 2. BARBARA JEAN GILBREATH “Her gentle ways are liked by all.” NAOMI RUTH GLADNEY “Beauty lives with kind- ness.” Tri-Hi-Y 3; Paper Staff 3; Annual Staff 3; F.B.L.A. 2,3; Dramatics Club 3; Home Economics Club 3; Homecoming Maid 3; Who’s Who 3; Junior Class Play. Senior LINDELL JEROME HAILEY “Not only good, but good for something.” CECIL RAY HALL The solemn, the wise, live long but I shall live forever.” LYNDA HELEN HALL “She’d rather have a string of admirers than a string of pearls.” Glee Club 1; Dramatics Club 2,3; F.B.L.A 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Home Economics Club 3. CHERIE ANTIONETTE GREGORY “Love, goodness, sweet- ness in her person shine.” Dramatics Club 3, Secretary 3; Science Club 1,2, Sweetheart 2; Treasurer 2; Home Economics Club 3; Annual Staff 3; Paper Staff 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Pep Squad 3- VERA DEANE GUNTER Cute, well-dressed and small; we really think she’s on the ball.” Tri-Hi-Y 3, Secretory- Treasurer 3; Dramatics Club 3; Pep Squad 3. JANET MAY HANN “In everything she makes a hit because she has that certain it.” Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Home Economics Club 3; Art Cfub 1; Science Club 1; Junior Class Play 2; Pep Squad 2,3; Annual Staff 2,3; Who’s Who 2,3; Paper Staff 2,3; Home- coming Maid 3; Office Staff 2,3; Senior Class Secretary 3. BARBARA ALLEN HARBIN “A good disposition is more valuable than gold.” Glee Club 1,2,3; A Capella 1,2,3; Mad- rigaliams 1,2; Rebel- ettes 1,3. a add JACKIE RONNIE HARBIN “Mischief is where you find it, especially if he's behind it.” MARYCATHERINE HAUG So quiet she seems, so still and wise, 'till we see the twinkle in her I � eyes. Science Club 3; Tri-Hi- Y 3; Dramatics Club 3; Pep Squad 3. JAMES EARL HENDERSON “Athletic, friendly, full of fun; he’s really many boys in one. Football 2,3, Captain 3; Key Club 1; Letter Club 2,3; Vice President Junior Class 2; Who's Who. GERHARD HANS HERRMANN “Live or die, survive or perish, the bachelor’s life is the one to cherish.” KATHLEEN HILL “Born to talk and talk she does.” A Capella Choir 1,2; Rebel letes 1; Paper Staff 1,2,3; Annual Staff 1,2,3; Student Counci I 2. SHIRLEY DIANE HIMES “She was indeed a rare 11 one. Dramatics Club 2; Junior Class Play 2. BERND HELMUT HOFMANN “He likes, mustard, custard, and lipstick.” Footbal I 1,2,3; Letter Club 1,2,3; Key Club 3; Who’s Who 3; All TVC Football 3. BERND HELMUT HOF- MANN He’s an upright, down- right, good fellow.” RENATE ILSE HOFMANN “Anyone can be good, but the privilege of a few is to be sweet.” WILMA ANN HOLTON She’d stop St. Peter’s roll call to start a conversation.” JANICE MERLE HOWARD The only ambition she ever had was to win the heart of a certain lad.” Who’s Who 1; Home- coming Maid 1; A Capella Choir 1,2; Student Council 1; Rebelettes 2; Annual Staff 2; Cherry Pie Finalist 2. LINDA JEAN HOWARD Sweet as a rose.” VICKI ANN HUGHEY Her ways are true, her friendship lasting.” Dramatics Club 2,3; National Honor Society 2,3; F.B.L.A. 2,3; Home Economics Club 3. NORMA JEAN HUNKAPILLAR “Calm, reserved, and very sweet, always dig- nified and neat.” Glee Club 1; Rebelettes 1; Pep Squad 1,2; F.B.L.A. 2,4 Sweetheart 3; Annual Staff 3. •Senior LARRY KENNETH HUNTER The more you learn, the more you forget, so why study?” Science Club 1,2. FREDDIE DWIGHT ISBELL “Give him a problem and he’ll give you its solu- tion.” Band 1,2,3 Vice President 3; Key Club 3; National Honor Society 2,3; Paper Staff 3; Choir 1. DAVID STANLEY JACKSON Let the world move, I’ll not budge an inch.” Band 2,3; Chess Club 2; Tennis 3; Track 2. LINDA RUTH JEAN “She is quite, reserved, and unassuming.” F.B.L.A. 2,3. PATRICIA ANN JOHNSON She is happy, carefree, joyous, and gay. She has good humor and plenty to 11 say. REVA MAY JOHNSON “ Ever loyal, ever true, to the task she has to do.” Science Club 1,2,3, Sec- retary 3; National Honor Society 2,3; Paper Staff 1,2,3; Business Manager 3; F.T.A. 1; Home Econ- omics Club 3; Latin Club 1; Pep Squad 2; Student Council 3. SANDRA JO JOHNSON “She’s quiet but quite a good girl.” TOMMY DOYLE JOHNSON To know him better is to like him more.” Baseball 2; Hi-Y 3. BARBARA JONES “She’s pretty, sincere, nice, and sweet, friend- liest girl you’d want to meet.” Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; Home Economics Club 3; Cheer- leader 1,2,3; Annual Staff 1,2,3; Paper 1,2,3; Feature Editor 2,3; Office Staff 1; Honor Society 2,3; National Cherry Pie Contest 2; Miss Butler High 3; Who’s Who 2,3- CELIA CAROL JORDAN “Nice, sweet, and sincere all through the year.” Band 1,2, All-State Band 2,3; F.B.L.A. 2,3; Home Economics Club 3; Junior Class Play 2. MICHAEL WALTER KASPARECK “Life’s a pleasant insti- tution; let’s take it as it comes. ” EVE BURKE KESSLER “A merry heart is like good medicine.” French Club 3; Vice Pres- ident 3; Science Club 2; Dramatics Club 3. JUDITH GAYLE KING “Sincere and quiet, she wends her way from day to day. ” Pep Squad 2. HELEN JUNELL KIRKLAND “Her ways are true, her friendship lasting.” Glee Club 1. CRAIG WINFRED KNOWLES “Work is work and must be done, but while he works he’ll have his fun.” National Honor Society 2,3; Dramatics Club 3; Key Club 2,3, President 3; Secretary-Treasurer Ala- bama District Key Club In- ternational 3; Junior Class President 2; Senior Class President 3; Track 1,2,3; Tennis 2,3; Annual Staff 3; Paper Staff 3; Band 1, 2; Who’s Who 3. THOMAS LEE KOENEMAN “A studious and preserving I man. ROGER DANIEL LANGSTON “Full of wit, friendly and kind; another like him would be hard to find.” Baseball 1,2,3; Who's Who 3. FRANK JOSEPH LAWRENCE ‘‘A very popular lad is he; there’s every reason he should be.” Track 1,2,3; Football 2,3; Letter Club 1,2,3; Student Council 3; Who’s Who 3. GARY WAYNE LAWSON Everyday and every minute he fills with living to the limit.” Band 1; Football 1,2,3; Student Council 1; Hi-Y 3. MAXWELL HOLMAN LEE “Everything comes to him who waits—Why hurry? Art Club 3. Senior FRANCIS SUE LIGHTSINGER A pleasant nature is heaven’s gift.” Glee Club 1; A Capella 2; Dramatics Club 2,3; F.B.L.A. 2,3; National Honor Society 3; Home Economics Club 3. LINDA ALICE LINN Another day, another boy, another heart—her favorite toy.” Glee Club 2; Choir 3. CAROLYN ANN LOWERY A merry heart that goes all day , scattering sun- shine all the way.” Library Club 3. JEANELLE LOWERY She spreads around that magic spell that makes people like her well.” Glee Club 2; F.B.L.A. 3; Dramatics Club 3. ELIZABETH ANN LUSK “To some she seems quite shy; but they don’t know her, that’s why.” Glee Club 1; F.B.L.A. 1; 2; Dramatics Club 2,3; Home Economics Club 3. VIVIAN EARLINE NICKELSON Rother be small and little than be great and cast a shadow.” ALAN NIXON ‘‘Into his books he gets so deep that halfway down he falls asleep. NANCY JANE NORMAN ‘‘A quiet disposition and a quiet determination are two admirable qualities.” NANCY LEE ONKKA ‘‘The only way to have a friend is to be one.” DIANE KATHERYN PALSROK ‘‘A life of enjoyment -is the only life worth living.” Pep Squad 3; Office Staff 3; Dramatics Club 3. NETTIE BELLE PATTERSON ‘‘She may be little, but we know she’s there.” Glee Club 1. LINDA BEVERLY PAYNE ‘‘A personality that makes friends and a loyalty that keeps them.” GRADY SAMUEL PERKINS Let me be happy as I live, and live as long as I'm happy.” LINDA MARIE PAILLOZ She is happy, carefree, joyous, and gay; she has good humor and plenty to say. ” F.B.L.A. 2,3; Pep Squad 3. GEORGE EDWARD PICKETT Happy from care I’m free; why aren’t people content like me?” French Club 3, President 3; National Honor Society 3; Student Counci I 3. NORMA DEAN MEHARG ‘‘A quiet, modest dis- positiori with a smile describes Norma.” Glee Club 2; Dramatics Club 3. PATRICIA ANN MENDENHALL “A willing heart, a help- ing hand; always ready on demand. ’ ’ D.O. Club 2,3, Sweetheart 3. PATRICIA MILLER “Happy-go-lucky with beautiful clothes, cute and witty, there she goes.” Home Economics Club 3; National Honor Society 2,3; Library Club 1,2; Office Staff 1,3; F.B.L.A. 2,3; Glee Club 1. WILLIAM JAMES MORGAN “To hurry and worry is not my creed, things will happen, so what’s the need?” MARILYN MORRISON “Quiet and shy, a real • • I � � nice girl. French Club 3. Senior JAMES EARL MOSS Basketball is his speciality and everybody his friend.” Key Club 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3. HUBERT TROY NAGLE “Always his motto is Excell.” He does all things and does them well.” Science Club 2,3, Pres- ident 3; Honor Society 2,3; Key Club 3; Band 2,3, All-State Band 2,3. RENA MAY NEAL “A quiet disposition and a quiet determination are two admirable qualities.” THOMAS HOWARD NEWBY “All through the long day he chatters; the teachers storms, to him it never matters. ” EARNESTINE DELILAH NICHOLS “If flirting were a crime, she'd stay in jail all the time.” Home Economics 3. CL add SHIRLEY MAE McCARTER “Speech is great but si- lence is greater.” SANDRA LU McCORD “A quiet unassuming friend, upon whom you can depend.” GARY DALE MANN “He'll be successful in any land, he holds his future well in hands.” A Capella Choir 3; Sci- ence Club 3. BILLY JOE MARLOWE “Always his own affairs he tends, thus winning and holding many friends.” Hi-Y 3; Who’s Who 3- SARAH LAVON McFARLEN “Happy, thoughtful, kind and true; there is never a favor she wouldn’t do.” Pep Squad 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Vice President 3; Secretary Junior Class 2; Junior Class Play 2. CHARLES EDWARD McNEESE If mischief admits one to heaven he is well on hi s way.” WILLIAM GRAY MARSHALL “He doesn’t worry, he doesn’t fret, he’s a boy we won’t forget.” Band 1,2,3; Dramatics Club 2,3, President 3; Tennis 2,3; Track 2,3; Key Club 3; Who’s Who 2, 3. LOUIE MICHAEL MAY “Mike-the personality plus; he’s a real guy, not just an ole cuss.” Basketball 2; Junior Class Play; Annual Staff 3; Madrigal ians 3, Pres- ident 3; A Capella Choir 3, Al 1-State Choir 3; Hi-Y 3; Dramatics Club 3, Vice President 3. DOUGLAS MICHAEL PIERCE Full of talent, joy and charm; this young lad can do no harm. Band 1,2,3, All-State Band 1,2,3; A Capella 1,3; Madrigalians 1,2,3; Dramatics Club 2,3; Paper Staff 3; Track 3; Boys’ Ensemble 1. PATRICIA ANN PIPPIN May your life be always gay, full of happiness along the way.” Glee Club 1; Rebelettes 1; A Capella 2,3; Mad- rigalians 2,3, Vice Pres- ident 3; F.B.L.A. 2,3. VIRGINIA JACQUELINE POITEVINT A pretty girl, a witty girl, a girl full of fun, a peppy girl, o thousand girls in one. Paper Staff 2,3; Dramatics Club 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Cheerleader 3; Home- coming Maid 3; Junior Class Play 2; French Club 2; Who’s Who 3. JAMES LARRY POLLARD He is a gem in the ranks of men, sportsman, athlete and a friend.” Football 1,2,3; Letter Club 2,3; Track 1,2,3; Key Club 2- CHARLOTTE YVONNE POPE She must have a sixth sense; there is no sign of the other five.” Glee Club 1,2; F.B.L.A. 2,3; Dramatics Club 3; Who’s Who 3. •Senior MILDRED ROBERTA PRICE What ever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well,” GEORGE WILLIAM PRINCE “If you want your dreams to come true don’t over- sleep.” D.O. Club 2,3. BARBARA ANN PYLANT She’s always cheerful and ever gay, a really grand girl in every way.” Band 1,2,3, Majorette 1, 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; F.B.L.A. 2,3; Paper Staff 2,3; Annual Staff 3. LINDA DEE RAFFALOVICH Those who bring sun- shine into the lives of others, cannot keep it from themselves.” Paper Staff 3. PATSY MERLENE RAINS Always ready for a good Time.’' JUDY ANN RAY If laughter were the food of life she would live forever. Glee Club I; F.B.L.A. 2,3. SUZANNE ROWDEN The determination to succeed is the first step to success. Band 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Home Economics Club 3; Science Club 3; Dramatics Club 3; Girls’ Ensemble 3. GLENNIS JEANNE READY It’s nice to be natural when you’re naturally nice.” Glee Club 1,2; Home Economics Club 3. LARRY GENE REID Always happy and care- free, ready for the larks, he can’t be bothered by classes and little things like marks.” Band 1; D.O. Club 2,3. CHARLES ANTHONY RIGSBY His only fault is that he has none. Hi-Y 3. PHILLIP WAYNE ROBBINS A senior gift to a sopho- more girl.” Football 2,3; Letter Club 2,3; Hi-Y 3; Who’s Who 3. CAROLYN MAE RUSSELL A girl with a knack to do things well, how great she will be no one can tell.” Glee Club 2; Home Economics Club 3; Pep Squad 2,3. GARLAND BRIGGS RYAN “My only objections to schools are teachers and books. Hi-Y 3; A Capella 3; Who’s Who 1. LINDA LOU SATTERFIELD Studious, sweet, and kind, a duplicate will be hard to find.” National Honor Society 2,3; F.B.L.A. 2,3. NANCY JANE SCHEPLER Goodness is the only investment that never fails.” Band 1,2,3, Majorette 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Science Club 3; Paper Staff 2,3; Dra- matics Club 3- ALEXIS SEIFERT “Small of stature, but magnetic of personality. Art Club 3; Dramatics Club 3; Annual Staff 3; Paper Staff 3. LLOYD LOWE SHARP Your only choice in life is how to live it.” D.O. Club 2,3. PHILLIP WESTON SHARP Pleasure fills your youthful years; drop study if it interferes.” GORDON HOWARD SHEARER “All handsome men are dying, but he still looks his best.” Football 2,3; Junior Class Play 2; Letter Club 3. EVELYN DIANE SHORT “Mighty cute, mighty wise, but my oh my those wicked eyes. ” Tri-Hi-Y 3; Paper Staff 2; Glee Club 1,2,3. Senior WAYNE COLEMAN SHORT “Laugh and the world laughs with you.” CAROLE ANN SIMPSON “She’s smiling and happy, rarely sad; one of the best friends you’ve ever had.” Tri-Hi-Y 3. KITTY GRETCHEL SITZ “Any yet a Spirit still and bright with something of an angel-Ught.” F.B.L.A. 2,3; Dramatics Club 3, Sweetheart 3; Home Economics Club 3, Secretary 3; Who’s Who 3; Student Council 3; Cherry Pie Winner 3. CHARLES ALFRED SMITH “Life is not so short but that there is always time for fun.” Band 1; Dramatics Club 3. EMMETT HUBERT SMITH “I’m not a surgeon, but I do a lot of cutting up.” JIMMIE KENNETH SMITH “Away with ordinary customs, they cramp my style.” Key Club 3. PATRICIA INEZ SMITH “True to her work, her word, and her friends.” A Capella 1,2; F.B.L.A. 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Rebel- ettes 1. RALPH LEARY SMITH “Life is but a span, I’ll enjoy every inch of it.” Science Club 3; Paper Staff 3; A Capella 3; Madrigal ions 3. HAROLD SNELL “The world knows nothing of its greatest men.” Band 1,2; French Club 2,3; D.O. Club 3. GERALD JOHN SOBECKI Life isn’t a spurt, but a long, steady climb.” GWENNETH ROYLENE STEVENS “A combination of all good things.” Glee Club 1,2; F.B.L.A. 2,3; National Honor Society 2,3. PATSY ELIZABETH STEWART “A happy heart makes a happy face.” Glee Club 1,3; Pep Squad 3; Home Economics Club 3. WILMA FAYE STEWART “Kindness is a fountain of gladness.” Glee Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3. WAYNE EDWARD SUNS “If it’s fun, let's do it.” Football 1,2; Band 3; French Club 2,3; Science Club 2,3; Dramatics Club 2,3; Paper Staff 2,3; Junior Class Play 2; Dramatics Club Play. BOBBY JOEL TANNER “Such a whirlpool in his head of fun and mischief.” A Capella 2; D.O. Club 3. BARBARA JEAN TAYLOR “In her tongue is the law of kindness.” F.B.L.A. 2,3; Pep Squad 3; Home Economics 3. CLAUDIE EUGENE TAYLOR “Nice and steady, always ready.” GLENDA SUE TAYLOR Good nature is the most precious gift of heaven.” Pep Squad 3; Home Economics Club 3. ARNOLD RAY THOMAS “Who does not love wine, women, and song remains a fool his whole life long.” Paper Staff 3; Student Council 3; Baseball 3- JERRY THERESA THOMAS “Quietness encourages better thinking.” F.B.L.A. 2. Senior MARVIN DOYLE THRONE- BERRY “A teaspoon of common sense is worth a table- spoon of knowledge.” KAREN SUE TROMBLEE “A sunny attitude goes far toward making the world a brighter place.” Band 1,2,3, All-State Band; National Honor Society 3. EUGENE TURNER “Nor spoke he one word more than was his need.” JOHN WILLARD TURNER “Whatever may annoy the world for me is joy, just simply joy.” PATRICIA DALE TURNER “The quiet are the only truly great.” Choir 1,2; Home Economics Club 3. JOAN BEVERLY USELTON “So quiet she seems, so still and wise, til we see the twinkle in her eyes.” Glee Club 1; Library Club 3; Sweetheat 3. MICHAEL LARRY WALKER “In personality and sports he can’t be beat, our strong and handsome athlete.” Key Club 1,2; Football i,2,3, Co-Captain 3; Mr. Butler High School 3; Who’s Who 3; Senior Class Vice President 3; Letter Club 2,3. MARY ELLEN WALTER A merry heart doth good like a medicine.” National Honor Society 2,3; Junior Class Play 2; French Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Art Club 3; Dramatics Club 2,3; Paper Staff 3. BETTY JEAN WEBSTER “Always ready for a good time. ” Choir 1. CLAUDE EDWIN WEST “I might be better if I would, but it’s awful lonesome being good.” D.O. Club 2,3, President 3. GLENDA ANN WHITAKER There’s a girl with a heart and a smile, that makes the bubbles of life worthwhi le. Tri-Hi-Y 3; Dramatics Club 3; Junior Class Play 2; Home Economics Club 3; Annual Staff 3, Sweet- heart 3; Science Club 2,3; F.T.A. 2; Paper Staff 2,3; Pep Squad 2,3; Cherry Pie Finals 2,3. MARTHA JOYCE WHITE “She likes good wit and has more than her share of it.” Dramatics Club 2,3; Junior Class Play 2; Student Council 3. DONNIE GLEN WHITT “In basketball he does excel; in everything else he does as well.” Key Club 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3, Co-Captain 3; Baseball 1,2,3; Who’s Who 3; Letter Club 2,3. BILLIE FAYE WILBANKS She sure is cute with personality plus; which can’t be denied by any of us.” Glee Club 1; Dramatics Club 2,3; Annual Staff 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Office Staff 2,3; Junior Class Play 2; Student Council 2; Pep Squad 1,2; Paper Staff 1,2,3, Advertising Manager 3, Sweetheart 3; F.B.L.A. 2,3; Home Economics Club 3. JAMES ALLEN WILLIAMS If a man can look at life with a grin, has brains along v jth -it, he's sure to win.” Art Club 2,3; Baseball 3. Seniors CYNTHIA SUE WILLIS “Men not measures, have always been my work. Dramatics Club 2,3; Tri- Hi-Y 2; Home Economics 2; Pep Squad 2. ROBERT GLENN WILSON “Never think you might distrub your mind. D.O. Club 3. PATRICIA ARLINE WISE “A Big Heart always wishing to do right and to be a friend with every- body. National Honor Society 2,3; Who’s Who 3; Paper Staff 3; Home Economics Club 3; Annual Staff. HAROLD WILLIS WOMACK “Judge him not by his actions.” Band 1,2,3. ROBERT FRED WOMACK “A happy-go-lucfy fellow, gay and free, nothing in the world bothers me. National Honor Society 2,3; Football 1,2,3; Key Club 2,3; Letter Club 2,3; Baseball 3; Track 1,2,3. CHARLOTTE MARIE WORLEY “Her gentle ways are liked by all.” Pep Squad 3; Home Ec- onomics Club 3. LARRY DAVID WORLEY “He’s always right quiet and quite right.’’ MARY PAULINE WORLEY “True understanding is gained by quietness.” Pep Squad 3; Home Ec- onomics Club 3. WILLA DEAN WORLEY “Her heart is like the moon—ever changing but always a man in it.” Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; F.B.L.A. 2.3, Secretary 2; Paper Staff 2,3; Annual Staff 3; Who’s Who 3; Band 1, 2.3, Treasurer 1,3, Major- ette 1,2,3, Head Major- ette 3, All-State Band 1, 2,3; Junior Class Play' Home Economics Club 3. Lla55 FOOTPRINTS ON THE SANDS OF TIME” The time: 2000 A.D ; The occasion: graduation ceremonies; The place: Butler High School, Huntsville, Alabama; On the stage sat Homer Knowles, in the audience sat his grandfather, Craig Knowles. The speaker was droning on and on, rambling about the things that people do when they are in high school. Craig was trying to stay awake but he was getting old and his fatigue got the best of him. He wafted off to dreamland and, as usual, dreamed about his high school days when he was president of his senior class. However, his dreams went even farther than that. They went back to his junior year when he was also class president. He remembered Ginger Poitevant as the junior Homecoming Maid. Then the fabulous Spring Dance flitted through his mind and the lustrous formals almost blinded him. The next thing to strike him was the junior class play. A play with a cast of thousands and whose leads were taken by Lucy Elliot, Ginger Poitevant, Shirley Homes, Jimmy Caldwell, Charles Clark, Wayne Suns, Mike May, Bill Marshall, and Mickey Pierce. The thoughts of the fashion show with boys in girls’ clothes made the old man chuckle. He then thought of the tremendous junior prom. The theme ‘‘Blue Hawii” with the Coconut trees, the huts, the waterfall with blue lights and sprinkling water. His dreams shifted into his senior year. Being one who likes girls, his first thoughts were of the Homecoming parade in which Lucy Elliott reigned as Queen, with Ruth Gladney and Janet Hann as maids. The old man felt very tired when the remembrance of the work that went into raising money, such as selling cards, candy, and magazines came to him. How could he forget the sponsors, who prodded him continuously about raising money! About that time Craig was abruptly brought to his senses by the processional music. His fatigue was completely gone, and he could hardly wait to get home to show his grandson his senior class annual, 1 the only permanent reminder he had, through the un- tiring efforts of Caryl Ewalt, to remind him of his wonderful high school days. .. Jli.'ilor ¥ In Huntsville and the surrounding areas there were many slave plantations in 1860. Our Junior Class Officers: Marilyn Boyd-Treasurer; Billy Hodgin-Vice-President; Jimmy McDaniels-Pres- ident; and Barbara Foster-Secretary, have dressed in the costumes of that period. In the back- ground we see two negro slaves picking cotton. The JUNIOR members of Huntsville played an important part in building our fair city, - j unior5 Charles Acuff W.C. Adams John Albee George Allen Linda Faye Allen Tommy Allen Richard Alsbrook Morris Anderson Teofil Andre Betty Sue Armstrong Leon Armstrong Carol Ann Asby Jean Askew Katie Atchley Janice Ayers Virginia Bailey Irma Sue Baker Joseph Balch Donald Banks Jerry Banks Hugh Barnett James Bass Richard Beal Frank Beasley unioi Jo Anna Bennett Robert Birkenstein Marilyn Bjork Lucille Boger Marilyn Boyd Albert Boyett Larry Bricker Carl Brooks Earline Brooks Gail Brooks Carolyn Brown Charlotte Brown Mary Brandow Danny Bruce Glenda Faye Bryant Helen Ann Burgess Lynn Ellen Buttram Claude Buzbee Murrell Byington Wilson Byrd Patsy Byrum Dorothy Campbell Johnny Campbell Norene Campbell Phillip CaPece Dianne Carpenter Carol Chandler David Chapman Eddie Chapman Michael Christian Jerry Clapper Lula Belle Cleghorn James Clemons Sue Coll ier Carolyn Collins Joyce Collins Kathy Comaty Sharon Conklin Mike Cook Daniel Cooper Charles Cope Gayle Corcoran Linda Cortner Barbara Creque Allen Cruse Mac Culver Pat Daniels Judy Danley Elizabeth Davis Joanne Davis Maurice Davis Patricia Davis Bobby Denny Sarah Denny Marilyn DeRousse Tom Detchmendy Jerry Dickenson Louise Douglas Bobbie Duke Jackie Dukemineer uni ot Brenda Earls Ronnie Edwards Julie Eiffler Jim Ellis Brenda Elmore Mickey Elmore Pete Edenbusch Elizabeth Ethridge Ronnie Evans Ruby Evans Janet Falconbury Jack Faulkner Peggy Fann Joan Fanning Henrietta Fello Edward Fill Barbara Foster Dorothy Foster Ricky Fowler Donna French Jon Fries Lamar Frith Patsy Gant Pat Garrison Francis Gilbert Robert Gilbert Billy Gilbreath Shirley Gill Ann Gilmore Richard Gipson Charlene Gladney Marilyn Guenther Nancy Gusick Monte Guthrie Shirley Guthrie Charles Haggard Lorry Hardy James Hansen Theresa Hanvey Saundra Harper Martha Harris Peggy Harris Ronald Harskins Larry Hayes Nancy Helms Carman Helson Kenneth Hendrick Jean Henley Eva Hickman Don Hill Carolyn Hilliard Paul Hindman Bi lly Hodgin I la Holliday Janice Holmes Robert Holmes t Brenda Hopkins Driskoll Horton Patsy Houk Dwight Hughes Jerrell Hughes Jo Lee Hughes Gwen Hunt Tommy Huskey Gene Jackson Dianne James Sandy James Susy Jean David Johnson Steve Johnson Billie Jean Jones Margie Jones Melanie Jordan Faye Kelley Mike Kemp Ed Kennedy Christine Kilgore Glynn King Lynn King Henry Kinney Gail Knies Jimmy Lamb Lena Landers Charles Langford uniOi Daphene Langley Larry Lankford Camille Latham Linda Latta Linda Leder Harriet Lee Martha Lewis Charlotte Logan Raoul Lopez Barbara Lowery Ann Lucas Kim Maliskey Roger Maraist Dolores Mahathey Sue Marks Gary Martin Fred Martin Jim Marvel Pat Masey Dickie Maynard Donna Maze Sondra McAdams Ronnie McAnally Linda McCrary Jimmy McDaniels Sandy McElroy Jimmy McGaha Patsy McKenzie Margaret McPeters Benny Medlin Paul Mertz Dick Metzger Joyce Miller Cassandra Mitchell James Mitchell Mary Jane Mitchell Marcia Moneymaker Janet Moore Michele Moore Patricia Moore Joe Morgan Terry Morgan Larry Morring Brenda Morris - Er ii IP v c - 4Hkv Jt i j A P £ - i if ,V vl 1 fl | r i D «rT ft' 4 ! T p p 'V Pi V' 1 J It i k T £ « ejj SJI V o n w n V Is} Barbara Mrazek Jane Mull ins Warren Myers Randy Nagle Jackie Noblett Emi ly Oliphant Nancy Owens Helen Parcus David Paski Patricia Pate Donald Payne Thomas Penny Chrystine Politis Caroline Pollard Bonnie Porter Betty Posey David Preskitt Hildred Puckett Pat Rael William Reavis i. uniot John Reeves Donald Richerson Roger Riggs Louise Rigsby a aAA Gail Roark Barbara Robinson Linda Robinson Jones Rollinson Margaret Russell Ann Sadler Darlene Sanders Donnie Sanford Martha Sanders Joan Sawiki Carole Schepler Juanita Schrimsher Margaret Schrimsher Michael Scott Edward Searcy Bob Seidinger Marlon Seymore Mike Shafer Roy Shavers Lillie Sheetz Herbie Shoemaker Martha Short Volker Siekiersky William Sinclair Ruth Skinner Barbara Smith Bob Smith Charith Smith unio, Jo Ann Smith Jo EI len Smi th Linda Smith Lonnie Smith Robert Smith Ronnie Smith Samuel Smith Sandra Smith Linda Stanley Louise Stanley Jean Steffens Barbara Steger Dennis Stephens Kenneth Stephens Bobbie Stewart Charles Sulcer Charles Summerford Mary Ruth Suttles Raymond Swiane Peggy Swinford Larry Taormina Curtis Taylor Judy Taylor Sue Thompson Becky Thorne Bonnie Tidwell Susie Tobin Delmar Towery James Traglia Douglas Trainer Clayton Travis Linda Travis Pat Treece Janice Troglan Judy Tucker Joe Vaughn Theresa Vess David Vest Netta Wainscott Harry Walker Mary Elizabeth Walker Pat Walker Glenda Waller Bonnie Waltman Ann Wann Paige Whittaker Rondia Widner Judy Wi Ibanks Herbert Wi Iburn Beverly Wilkerson Glyndal Williams Judy Williams Ellen Wilson Gretchen Ward Judy Watson Roy Webb David Weible Stuart Wells Clarence White Donald White Larry White unioi daA5 Jimmy Winsett Joan Womack Lee Woolf Lloyd Worley Shirley Worley Bonnie Sue Wright William Yankowsky Barbara Yell Carol Young John Zierdt The Civil War Began in 1861. Faded in the background is a typical battle scene. Our Sophomore Class Officers’ Billy Lawrence-President; James Hargroves-Vice-President; Barbara Stolz- Secretary, and Linda Daniels-Treasurer, are dressed in clothes such as the more prosperous _ Citizens wore. ■„ Joan Adams Janet Adcock Jeannie Adcock Linda Ades Jennifer Aldrich Terry Alexander Albert Allen Sandra. Alien Kathy Anthony Costa Apostolakis Peggy Argo Billy Armstrong Velvia Asherbranner Judy Austin Cleilon Boeder Ronnie Bai ley Bert Baker Eunice Baker Maribeth Ballard Doris Bates John Battles John Beauregard Judith Bell Louise Bell Phillip Bell Gloria Bennett Janice Bennett Wayne Bennett Terry Bradford Lavon Brazier Jerry Brazier Marvaline Brewer Paul Brewer Harry Brooks Randy Brooks Ronnie Brooks Gail Brown Leroy Bryant Harvey Buchanan Carl Bullion onto� Thelma Burdett James Burgess Larry Butler Tommy Butler Elda Calvert Gwendia Campbell John Campbell Linda Campbell Bishop Camper Linda Cantrell Faye Carroll Phi Nip Cash Wayne Cates Andy Cathey Donna Chapman Sue Clanton Donette Clark Eddie Clark George Clark Kenneth Clark LaVonne Clark Frank Clifford Patricia Cline Betty Cobb Sue Cobb Fredia Colbert Leroy Collett Kenneth Collier Charles Collins Shirley Cotton Finlay Couch Karl Couch Gene Coulter William Cowan Edna Cowart Linda Cowart George Cox David Craddock Mike Crisco Beverly Cuberly •4 Joy Cunningham Pat Cunningham Linda Daniel Donna Dant Anne Datres Juliana Daubenspeck Jean Davenport Milton Davis Richard Davis Linda Day Richard Day Mary Deckman Richard Delamarter Betty Jo Denton Michael Dill Douglas Dovers Ronald Dowdy Vernon Drake Rader Duffie Brenda Dulin Annetta Duncan Garry Duncan Terry Duncan Robert Ealy Jerry Earls Robert Eckstein Carol Edens Araold Edger Wayne Elmore Floyd Emerson Darlene Enger Frank Eskew William Ethridge Janette Eves Nancy Evett Alan Ewalt Judy Faber Joey Fahey Betty Fanning Milton Faulk omoi Charlene Fay Neal Fisher Diane Ford Lois Ford David Foster Steven Forrest Stephen Fowler Kathleen Franz Jerry Frazier Sue Freeman Richer Garcia Sybil Gassen Eddie Gentle Jackie Geren George Geyman Dianne Gibbs Donald Gibbs Ralph Gipson Janice Gladney Billy Goodwin J.W. Goins Michele Gonsolves Sandra Gould Diana Graham Nancy Griggs Sandra Griswold John Gusick Larry Hall Patricia Hall Shirley Hall James Hamby Linda Hammond Jo Ann Hanson Shirley Harbin James Hargroves David Hardeman Jack Herrell Carolyn Harris Fred Harris Linda Harris Herman Hatfield Henrietta Hathaw John Hawkins Kay Heath Paula Hedrick Martha Henderson Glenda Henley Nancy Herrin John Herron Ronald Hertlein Brenda Hicks Phyllis Hill Conchita Hines Bi lly Hogan James Holder Carlos Holland J.D. Holland Michael Hoop Sandra Horne Anita Hoover Perry Hudson Sharon Hunt Don Hunter Charles Hunter Don Hutcheson Kathy Hutto Linda Ingram Betty Inman Melrose Jackson Tommy Jackson Richard Jacobs Pat James David Javins Gi Ibert Jenkins Preston Jett Julia Johnson Marie Johnson Robertha Johnson Chari ene Jones Clifford Jones omoi Robert Jones Roger Jones Tony Jones Of I£% lo V £5 Wayne Jones William Jones •V (B M 4 L: -41 qrHv 1 1 : James Justice Harold Kaspareck Brian Keller Marell Kelly Billy Kendrick W Lee Ann Kennedy Robert Kessler Rex Kilpatrick Dickie King Hilda King Stella King Judy Klan Richard Kloos Ralph Knowles James Krai Rita Kuhse Bettie Lacy Larry Lambert Judy Lamoure Leroy Landers William Landers Frances Langston Sheryl Latham Camilla Layne William Lawrence Ronnie Ledbetter Judy Lee Sandra Lee Royce Lindsey Sylvia Linton Thomas Little Joe Locke Judy Love Sandra Lovett Glenn Mann j: Bonnie Manley John Marks Howard Martin Ronald Martin David Marvel Patricia Mason Carolyn Mathias Tonita McCain Linda McCormick Patricia McCoy Burnice McCutcheon Judy McDougal Coyce McElyea Wayne McElyea Claude McKee Donald McLearn James McNeese Charlene Medlen Jerry Medley Michele Menning k omore Linda Messick Charles Miller Dewey Miller Eddie Mi Her Joel Millican Jane Mi II s Cole Minnich Robert Minton Margaret Mitchell Nancy Mitche II Edgar Mitchum Joseph Moore Barbara Morgan Cecil Morgan Freddie Morrison Richard Morrison Johnny Motley Robert Motley Harry Murray Dee Mytinger Michael Neener Mary Neil Fredia Nicholson Carl Nixon Jacquelin Noerr James Ogle Susan O’Rear Robert Pacheco Linda Palsrock William Parks Vincent Parr Clifford Parsley Terry Patterson Theresa Payne Mary Perkins William Pfeiffer Jackie Phillips William Poindexter Brendal Pollard Gracie Poore Donna Lynn Pratt Joel Price Ronald Quick James Quillin Sandra Ragsdale John Rairigh Darlene Rondo Iph Randall Raney Barbara Reed Merle Reeder Elizabeth Reynolds Robert Reynolds Wayne Rhoden Billy Ricketts Ronald Ridings Richard Robbins Douglas Roberson Terry Roberson Dwight Robinson Janet Robinson T Mary Rucker j Rebecca Rudd -)o Diane Russell Lee Russell Thomas Ryan Judy Sadler Jerry Sanders Jackie Satterfield Harold Schill Gilbert Scott Richard Scott Terrell Sellers Patricia Shannon Sarah Sharpe Tommy Shelton Royce Shepard Sherry Shields John Shipley Chari es Simmons Cathy Simpson Sharre Sims Judy Smith Marvin Smith Donna Sobecki Martin Sorenson Don Spencer Donald Stanley Barbara Statom Randall Statum Cindy Steogerwald Etheline Stephens Bernie Stephens Lavert Stevens Barbara Stolz Robert Strange Ann Strawbridge Robert Sturdivant Charles Suffridge Charles Sullins Barbara Summerford onto re a add Gary Suttles Joseph Swain Tim Swanson Patricia Swindell William Sydnes Wayne Taylor Dwight Thomas Jackie Thomas Marty Thomas Sharon Thompson Mike Tinney Brenda Tucker Suzy Twinen W.T. Turner Wi Iliam Truney Elaine Tyson Mike Umler Barbara Uselton Garrett Van Gouhnett Jerry Vankeuren Jerry Vaughn Evelyn Vickers Daphine Wagoner Sharon Walbridge John Wald Jimmy Walden Margaret Walker Kenneth Walker Ann Waller Paul Ward Patricia Warren Jerry Watkins Chantal Watson Penny Weatherly Wi lliam Weaver Jimmy Web Carolyn West Lorraine Weyant Linda White Regina White onto re Garry Whitt Jimmy Wi Iburn Marsha Wiley Donald Wilkes Charlyne Willard Julius Williams Nancy Williams Barry Wilson Faye Worley Linda Worley Sharon Worley Kenneth Yates Sara York Suzette Yost The Ku Klux Klan was an organization formed by a group of Confederate veterns. It accomplished much in bringing order out of chaos. The Klan was a secret organization and its members wore hoods as disguises. At the beginning, the disguises were an asset; but soon, others began taking advantage of them and committed crimes, blaming them on the Klan. About 1868, the official Klan stopped wearing disguises and went into the field of politics to regain for the South a government of their own. There were many ORGANIZATIONS in early Huntsville. tUJ This annual would not have been possible without the hard work contributed by the people other than those on the regular staff. We would like to express our appreciation to: Mrs. Martha Miss Jean Hoi I ingsworth—Sponsor EDITORIAL STAFF, STANDING: L. Seifert, G. Brooks, B. Creque, L. Daniels, C. Knowles, C. Clark, H. Lee, J. Tucker, M. Boyd, P. Cope...SEATED: B. Foster, C. Brown, L. Buttram, J. Hann, D. Worley, F. Wilbanks, P. Edger. Staff Witt Smith, theme; Mickey Pierce, art; Wayne Suns and Eve Kessler, compositions; Allen Francis, Photography. Lee Seifert—Art Editor AD SELLERS, STANDING: C. Clark, C. Knowles, C. Brown, B. Creque, J. Hann, P. Johnson, L. Daniels, B. Stolz...SEATED: P. Edger, P. Cope, J. Tucker, L. Elliott, G. Brooks, B. Jones, B. Foster. St, arA an J BELOW: Sponsor, Miss Canterbury Editor-in-chief: Janet Crawford BELOW: Allen Frances and Edward Cathy BELOW: R. Cantrell, D. Isbell, and L. Seifert. ABOVE: A. Waller, C. Childers, J. Gladney, F. H arris, C. Collins, K. Hill, P. Ades, S. Thompson Editor-in-Chief..... Assistant Editors.... Feature Editor...... Fashion Editor...... Cartoonists......... Photographs......... Proofreader......... Business Manager.... Advertising Manager Head Typist......... REPORTERS: News: Carolyn Childers, Caryl Ewalt, Gwen Bolin, Deanie Worley, Mary Walter, Fred Harris, Martha Harris, Janice Holmes, Ann Waller, Glenda Whitaker, Janet Hann. SPORTS: Craig Knowles, Richard Gipson, Larry Bricker, Dave Weible. FEATURES: Becky Thorne, Sue Collier, Johnny [ 66 ] M. Harris, G. Bolin, M. Walters, R. Smith, S. Collier, BELOW: P. Treece, C. Thomas, D. Weible, D. Worley, L. Bricker, F. Carroll, B. Foster, R. Gladney. imiirff -if. ...............Janet Crawford .........Wayne Suns, Susie Jean ................Barbara Jones ..............Ginger Poitevint Robbie Cantrell, Susan Cuberly ..Allen Frances, Edward Cathv ................Dwight Isbell ................Reva Johnson ........Billie Faye Wilbanks ................Linda Gilbert Futch, Larry Taormina, Carolyn Collins, Pat Treece, Bill Marshall, Ralph Smith, Janice Gladney. TYPISTS: Ruth Gladney, Cherie Gregory, Linda Linn, Pat Wise, Linda Raff- alovich. ADS: Pat Treece, Deanie Worley, Chip Thomas, Kathleen Hill, Faye Carroll. BELOW: F. Wilbanks, S. Jean, W. Suns, and L. Gilbert. [ 67 ] FIRST ROW: M. Walters, C. Creek, B. Dill, J. Eifler, P. Mi I ler...SECOND ROW: B. Clark, J. Crawford, G. Stevens, B. Baum, R. Johnson...THIRD ROW: V. Hughey, L. Elliott, P. Cope, S. Lightsinger, B. Jones, L. Satterfield... FOURTH ROW: K. Tromblee, A. Brown, C. Knowles, P. Wise, G. Cornelius, C. Clark... FIFTH ROW: G. Bolin, T. Nagle, D. Isbell, E. Dowdy, Mr. Stephens--Sponsor. ‘‘The National Honor Society, a national high- school organization, gives recognition to out- standing students on the basis of Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character. It en- courages the exploration and development of these qualities in students. It identifies the potential leaders for school and country, which our democracy will surely need for the assurance of a secure and strong America.” STANDING: Gwen Bolin, Treasurer; Lucy [ 68 ] Elliott, Secretory...SEATED: Caryl Ewalt, Vice-President; Charles Clark, President. Science FIRST ROW: J. Crawford, A. Lucas, K. Haug, A. DeRousse, L. Cortner, C. Childers...SECOND ROW: V. Embrey, G. Whitaker, B. Clark, C. Politics, R. Johnson, S. Jean, Mrs. Bradford-Sponsor...THIRD ROW: J. Duffy, P. Ayds, G. Bolin, A. Frances, B. Mrazek, K. Clark.... FOURTH ROW: S. James, J. Zierdt, G. Mann, G. Cornelius, R. Smith, T. Kenneman, B. Armstrong, R. Nagle...FI FTH ROW: T. Nagle, D. Isbell, J. Hansen, C. Clark, J. Wald...SIXTH ROW: J. Marvell, B. Bedford, W. Suns, J. Fries. Mr President..................................Troy Nagle Mr. Brenner, a scientist from Oak Ridge, spent several Vice President..........................Dwight Isbell days at Butler giving Science Lectures. Treasurer..............................Reva Johnson cjle (Lercfe JrancaiA FIRST ROW: S. Sims, L. Stanley, J. McDougal, S. Freeman...SECOND ROW: K. Comaty, P. Whitaker, M. Moore, M. Morrison, E. Kessler—Vice-President...THIRD ROW: S. Jean, A. Lucas, P. Treece, L. Ford, L. Leder...FOURTH ROW: L. Palsrok--Secretary-Treasurer, J. Robinson, J. Lamoure, P. Shannon, S. Horne...FI FTH ROW: S. Tobin, B. Calvert, D. Gibbs, A. Datres, D. Graham...SI XTH ROW: B. Mrazek, C. Collins, L. Messick, L. Hammond, D. Carpenter, G. Allen...SEVENTH ROW: B. Cowan, E. Searcy, M. Murray, J. Zierdt—Member-at-large. B. Sommerville, W. Suns ...E IGHTH ROW: C. Pickett--President, B Bedford, M. Hoop, J. Clapper, J. Albee, R. Kloos. Le Cercle Francois, the French Club, is made up of students from the French classes, and also those who do not take French, but are interested in the language and culture. This is its second year of existence. During the school year le Cercle Francois has undertaken several projects, among them a skit in the R.T.A. Talent Show, a fund-raising program at the Roller Rink for the March of Dimes, and a Mardi Gras-Dance. Miss Cantrell, the French teacher, is the sponsor of le Cercle Francois. At a meeting of le Cercle Francois, Miss Cantrell leads a discussion, while members look on. Judy Lamoure, a sophomore, was chosen Sweetheart of le Cercle Francois for the Homecoming Parade Officers of le Cercle Francois are SEATED: Eve Kessler—Vice- President, STANDING: John Zierdt— Member-at-large, Chip Pickett— President; Linda Palsrok—Secretary- T reasurer. “Places high value on a healthy, dynamic, moral philosophy and religion. FIRST ROW- P. Johnson-Sweetheart...SECOND ROW: B. Dill-President, P. Acklin-Vice-President, P. Edger—Secretary-Treasurer...THIRD ROW: B. Pylant, D. Worley J. Hann B. Foster, P. Smith...FOURTH ROW: M. Guthrie, C. Simpson, L. Elliott, M. Boyd, B.F. Wilbanks, D. Short, B. Stolz...FIFTH ROW. Daniel, R. Gladney, P. Cope, L. Gilbert, C. Brown, G. Whitaker, G. Brooks J. Austin...SIXTH ROW: B. Creque, C. Gregory, H. Lee, J. Tucker, G. Poitevint, M. Thomas, A. Durham, B. Jones, C. Ewalt, b. Pylant...SEVENTH ROW: Miss Payne-Sponsor. Offic. Staff, FIRST ROW: B. Dill, J. Hann, L. Elliott, P. Edger, M. Boyd...SECOND ROW: P. Cope, B. Wilbanks, B. Foster, S. Conklin, J. Tucker, L. Buttram...THIRD ROW: B. Smith, S. Hess, Mrs. Wallace. G. Cunningham, A. Delamarter, D. Palsrok, P. Miller, C. Simpson, B. Pylant, SEATED: Mr. Keel. M ome Economics FIRST ROW: C. Jones, K. Mitchell, J. Adcock, S. Shields, J. Crawford, C. Russell, B. Pollard, J. Tucker... SECOND ROW: P. Treece, G. Poitevint- President...J. Gladney, J. Bell, J. Adcock, S. Hale, C. Hines, A. Hoover, B. Foster--Vice-President...THIRD ROW: S. Collier, M. Henderson, S. Hunt, N. Mitchell, F. Carroll, J. Smith, H. Lee--Reporter, B. Creque... FOURTH ROW: K. Anthony, M. Cuthrie, R. Johnson, R. Hall, S. Cobb, M. Monoymaker, L. Buttram... FI FTH ROW: B. Stolz, L. Daniel, S. Thomson, F. Nicholson, M. Lewis, I. Gibson, C. Gladney, G. Brooks, N. Gusich, P. Rael, N. E vett...SI XTH ROW: N. Hunt, N. Griggs, C. Harris, C. Jordan, J. Bolton, B. Robinson, B. Robinson, M. Walker...SEVENTH ROW: V. Hughy, W. Holton, J. Cunningham, S. Lightsinger, P. Turner. FIRST ROW: R. Cantrell, L. Hall, E. Lusk, B. Reed, S. Cotton, B. Summerford, J. Daubenspeck, B. Posey, J. Fanning, J. McDougal, C. Medlen...SECOND ROW: L. Cowart, M. Johnson, M. Rucker, G. Campbell, L. Ingram, P. Stewart, B. Wilkerson, D. Worley...THIRD ROW: P. Beverly, P. Cline, M. Perkins, S. Gould, V. Bailey, K. Sitz--Secretary, P. Daniel, F. Colbert, J. AIdridge...FOURTH ROW: R. Rudd, B. Manley, P. Hill, F. Worley, S. Worley, S. Latham, C. Worley, N. Norman, J. Adams, D. Wagner...FI FTH ROW: B. Cuberly, P. Miller, R. Gladney, L. Gilbert, M. Jones, P. Worley, I. Watson, V. Ashbranner...SIXTH ROW: J. Austin, S. Gassen, P. Cope, J. Hann, M. Jordan, S. Smith, R. Kuhse, P. Argo...SEVENTH ROW: J. Williams, G. Bolin, C. Cleveland, L. Clark, M. Ballard, H. Parcus, T. Hanvey...EIGHTH ROW: B. Taylor, P. Wise, G. Whitaker, C. Gregory, S. Sharp, B. Armstrong, L. Cantrell, S. Hunt...NINTH ROW: R. White, S. Gill, C. Steigerwald, D. Randolph, L. McCrary, L. Campbell. oCibrarij Club FIRST ROW: P. Edger, J. Ray, L. Hall, E. Lusk, J. Lowery, N. Hunkapillar, S. Lightsinger, P. Miller, D. Worley, G. Cunningham...SECOND ROW: P. Smith, P. Pippin, K. Sitz, B. Baum, L. Gilbert, P. Cope, R. Gladney, B. Pylant, P. Johnson, G. Stephens...THIRD ROW: C. Jordan, L. Jean, W. Gaither, B. Taylor, L. Satterfield, A. Brown, V. Hughey, B. Wilbanks, P. Bell, L. Pailloz. FIRST ROW: S. Baker, K. Hutto, L. Ford...SECOND ROW: C. Lowery, A. Whited, J. Uselton, J. Eves... THIRD ROW: M. Gunther, S. Hess, J. Hagood, B. Stewart, M. Jones, A. Warren, Miss ames-Librarian. a a X -4. Drij i y ii FIRST ROW: G. Bolin...SECOND ROW: V. Gunter, Miss Davis, L. McFarlen... THI RD ROW: M. Moore, L. Hall, S. Rowden, A. Waller, C. Chi Iders...FOURTH ROW: M. Walters, J. McDougal, B. Oliphant, N. Faulkenberry, M. Moneymaker... FI FTH ROW: A. Wann, J. Fergerson, P. Ades, L. Douglas, S. Collier...SIXTH ROW: K. Haug, F. Stewart, N. Schepler, F. Gassen, G. Cornelius, N. Owens, W. Gaither. Pure DLu9Lt, Pure Word,, Pu re dictio nj. Lavon McFarlen-Vice-President, Vera Gunter-Secretory-Treasurer, Gwen Bolin--President, Susie Rowden, Chaplain. Omeaa J’ootiidlit l9‘ leri FIRST ROW: C. Childers, L. Seifert, M. Walters, C. Creek, R. Gladney, B. Dill, K. Hill, V. Gunter, E. Lusk, L. Hall, J. Lowery...SECOND ROW: Miss Davis--Sponsor, Mrs. Jones—Sponsor, A. Francis, P. Ades, G. Poitevint, L. Gilbert, C. Cleveland, A. DeRousse, W. Holton, F. Wilbanks, K. Sitz, S. Lightsinger, J. Bolton, B. Baum, N. Meharg...THIRD ROW: M. Pierce, J. Ferguson, R. French, J. Futch, N. Schepler, D. Palsrok, G. Bolin, E. Kessler, G. Whitaker, M. White, D. Nichols, V. Hughey, W. Gaither, C. Smith... FOURTH ROW: B. Marshall-President, C. Gregory—Secretary, M. May—Vice-President, W. Suns, C. Knowles, B. Alexander. COMEDY [ 76 ] Mrs. Wolfe—Sponsor Mr. Nei Ison—Speaker Mrs. Jones--Spons or FIRST ROW: D. Foster, C. Gladney, I. Holliday, S. Jean...SECOND ROW: P. Treece, L. Messick, C. Collins, A. Lucas, M. DeRousse, S. Smith, B. Lowery...THIRD ROW: M. Jones, B. Hopkins, K. Hutto, B. Robinson, R. Widner, C. Helson, C. Young, P. Real, J. Sawicki... FOURTH ROW: P. Masey, B. Oliphant, P. Whitaker, S. Guthrie, J. Danley, S. Conklin, J. Hagood...FI FTH ROW: M. Moore, D. Vest, Mrs. Myers-- Sponsor, U. Baker, Mrs. Wolf--Sponsor, D. French, H. Hello, S. Hess, M. Sanders, L. Inger, J. Smith, L. Cortner. ABOVE: Connie Creek, J 77 ] Carolyn Cleveland, Lee Seifert, and Susan Rowden. FIRST ROW: K. Heith, J. Faber, P. Shannon, R. White, J. Mills, L. Cantrell, L. Campbell. SECOND ROW: J. Cunningham, C. Edens, F. Langston, L. Ford, S. King, S. Freeman, J. Eves. THIRD ROW: N. Mitchell, L. Harris, C. Steigarwald, J. McDougal, L. Messick, A. Datres, D. Gibbs, L. Cowart, J. Gladney. FOURTH ROW: P. Warren, B. Tucker, K. Franz, C. Medlen, M. Deckman, S. Thompson, J. Phillips, B. Statum, S. Latham. FIFTH ROW: B. Pollard, V. Bailey, P. Gant, J. Askew, M. Guthrie, S. Conklin, D. Maze, L. Clark, L. Ingram. SIXTH ROW: R. Widner, B. Hopkins, S. Collier, L. McCrary, D. James, N. Gusich, M. Jones, S. Smith. SEVENTH ROW: M. Lewis, P. Daniel, H. Puckett, P. Pate, D. Campbell, S. Clanton, B. Jones, C. Hilliand, P. Masey, H. Fello. EIGHTH ROW: P. Bell, P. Worley, B. Clark, J. Bolton, B. Baum, C. Haug, J. Ferguson, C. Ewalt, A. Delamarter, L. Pailloz, S. Taylor, B. Taylor, Charlotte Worley. M CU FIRST ROW: C. Travis M.E. Walters, D. Carpenter, S. Hurley, S. Shields—Secretary, S. Worley, J. Cunn- ingham, R. Cantrell, L. Seifert...SECOND ROW: R. Day, M. Lee, M. Hoop, E. Searcy, Miss Mitchell — Sponsor, J. Holmes, G. Jenkins, V. Siebiersky, J. Moore, M. Moneymaker—Vi ce-President, M. Clark-- President, S. McAdams, B. Porter, N. Helms. FIRST ROW: R. Thorne, J. Shipley, M. Reede-Secretary, C. Nixon-President, D. Mytinger-Treasurer, M. Davis...SECOND ROW: J. Hedrick, C. Schepler, S. Gassen, D. Foster, A. Strawbridge, J. Lee, A. Duncan, N. Williams, P. Vionet, F. Langston...THIRD ROW: T. Hanney, D. Wilks, M. Christian, R. Minton, D. Turner, C. Collins, R. Hertlein, Mrs. Myers—Sponsor. S.R.BUTLER HIGH SCHOOL HUMTSVILLE FIRST ROW: C. Knowles, C. Morgan...SECOND ROW: R. Knowles. D. King, B. Marshall, E. Kennedy J. Krai, B. Lawrence, R. Gipson, R. Womack, C. Clark...THIRD ROW: S. Fowler, G. Hodgin, R. Fowler, S. Buzbee, J Caldwell, B. Ellington, W. Yankowsky, S. James, B. Hodgin, L. Woolf...FOURTH ROW: Mr Keel, J. Smith, L. Hayes, D. Banks, J. Moss, J. McCaha, T. Nagle, C. Whitt, D. Whitt, D. Isbell. Cecil Morgan--Vice-President, Craig Knowles —President, Billy E IIington—Secretary-Treasurer. Mr. R.L. Keel- Sponsor [ 80 ] Michelle Gonzales — Sweetheart TOP LEFT: J. McDaniel, T. Rigsby, J. Winset, J. Futch, D. Horton...CE NTE R: J. Laldwell, E. Cathy, D. Hall...TOP RIGHT: B. Emerson, G. Whitt, R. Edwards, J. Hargroves, D. Hill. TOP LEFT: B. Marlowe, M. Cook, T. Huskey, Nichols, M. May, G. Lawson, P. Robbins, r. Johnson, B. Hodgin, R. Lopez, J. Moore. G. Rayn...CENTER: Mr. Cash...TOP RIGHT: D. [ 81 ] cappelia dli oir FIRST ROW: Cobb, Lee, Geouge, Kennedy, Menning, James, Durham, Sims, Jones, Bryan, Freeman, Linn, Wann, McCain. ..SE COND ROW: Womack, Anthony, Pi ppin, Cortner, Wilkerson, Consalves, French, Holiday, Harris, French...FOURTH ROW: Bell, Stranger, Gulver, Mann, Forster, Houk. QiM QL FIRST ROW: James, Hall, Aldrich, Guenther, Strawbridge, Brown, Kennedy, Clark, Henderson, Cobb, Gould, Phillips, Datris...SECOND ROW: Hunt, Hale, Summerford, Latta, Ballard, Dulin, Williard, Guthrie, Hopkins, Brazier, Rudd, Hedrich, Simpson, Statom, Johnson, Hanson...THIRD ROW: Mitchell, Lewis, Stewart, Graham, Menning, Davidson, Gibbs, Byingston, French, Houk, Gladney, Rail, Clark, Carroll, Collins, Gladney, Pylant, Russell, Tucker, Adcock... FOURTH ROW: Adcock, O’Rear, Beverley, Gouge, Linton, Thompson, Masey, Evans, Randolph, Brown, Clanton, Manley, Lowery, Jones, Haygood, Williams, Freeman, McCutcheon, Sadler, Moore, Wilson. l ebeletteA FIRST ROW: Cobb. McCain, Kennedy, Gladney, Byington, Wann...SECOND ROW: Douglas, Rail, Holmes, French, Wilkerson, Hoover. l Yjaclri afianA Cjirld ddndemlfe FIRST ROW: Russell, Datres, Simpson, Strawbridge, Haygood, Guthrie, James...SECOND ROW: Rowden, Collins, Mennings, Graham, Gassen, Gibbs, Linton. FIRST ROW: Womack, Suttles, Pippin, French, Holliday, Harris, Foster, Houk...SECOND ROW: Taylor, Brooks, Smith, Smith, May, Lamb, Pierce. THE BUTLER MARCHING AND CONCERT BAND - WILLIAM H. MYERS-DIRECTOR WILLIAM MYERS-DIRECTOR r g4 i DANNY BANKS-PRESIDENT • ■ Drum Major; Solo Cornet, three years; All-State Band, three years. Carolyn Childers Bobby Alexander Carole Jordan Karen Tromblee Mickey Pierce Dwight Isbell Jim Marvel Don Kimbrough Larry Hall Sandra Allen, Netta Paul Mertz Wainscott, Sandra Lovett Marty Thomas Property Crew: Larry Hall, Wayne Suns, Gerald Bedford, Jim Marvel, Sandy James, Ken Clark. Deanie Worley, Judy Austin, Sandra Allen, Barbara Pylant, Carol Young, Danny Banks. Band Council: First Row: Sandra Lovett, Gwen Bolin, Danny Banks, Dwight Isbell, Deanie Worley. SECOND ROW: Pat Treece, Ronnie Brooks, Robert Gilbert, Ronnie Banks, Ed Kennedy, Betty Arm- strong, Carolyn Childers. DANNY BANKS, DRUM MAJOR BARBARA PYLANT DEANIE WORLEY, HEAD MAJORETT NANCY SCHEPLER CAROL YOUNG JUDY AUSTIN SANDRA ALLEN GERALD HODGIN All T.V.C. FIRST ROW: G. King-Historian, B. Blythe, J. Vaughn, L. King L. Carter...SECOND ROW. K. Stephens, H. Snell L. Sharp-Vice-President, J. Steffens-Treasurer, M. Schr.msher, J. Faulkner C. West-President, G. Prince, L. Reed, Mr. Hunnicutt-Sponsor...THIRD ROW: M. Bennett, D. Cooper, P. Menenhal 1-Secretary, T. Voss—Reporter. In 1873 a cholera epidemic struck Huntsville. Fortunately for B.H.S., Dr. Sammons wasn’t present to tend to the sick. Fortunate, not because he couldn’t have handled the job, but because he wouldn’t be here to care for our football squad. Various SPORTS were enjoyed by the settlers. A Team FIRST ROW: Landers, Boyett, McAnally, Horton, Lawrence, Hargrove, Seymour, Yankowsky, Travis, Shoemaker, Womack, Nickelson. SECOND ROW: Frith, Adams, Robbins, Price, Berry, G. Hodgin, Bell, Hall, Hayes, Steel, Edwards. THIRD ROW: R. Fowler, Pollard, Hill, Allen, Gusich, Morgan, Justice, Henderson, Walker, Lawrence, Whitt, Shearer, Jackson. B” Team FIRST ROW: Neener, Collier, Javins, Little, Tinney, McLearn, Baker, Lindsay, G. Duncan, Maurice Davis, Geren, Hoffman. SECOND ROW: Dukemineer, Forrest, Statum, Milton Davis, Krai, Campbell, Hogan, King, Gipson, Edger, Jacobus, Crisco. THIRD ROW: Etheridge, T. Duncan, Satterfield, Fowler, Smith, Russell, McAlyea, Rhoden, Craddock, Yates, Garcia. 'Jimmy Henderson Center 'Lorry Pollard End Lawrenc Halfback Terry Morgan Tackle Ronnie-McAna! I: , ,-End Tommy Jackson Ronnie Edwards End Driskoll Horton Guard Billy Nickelson Halfback Frankie Lawrence Ful Iback Tommy Allen Tackle Denotes Letter Clifton Adams Guard Chuck Boyett Quarterback James Hargrove Fullback Gerald Hodgin Guard All T.V.C. William Yankowsky Guard Denotes Letter Clayton Travis Guard Larry Walker trlon Seymour© Halfback. Robert Womack Halfback Games Steele Halfback Gordon Shearer Tackle Phillip Robbins Guard MANAGERS FIRST ROW: White, Schill, Dill. SECOND ROW: Gipson, Riggs, Noblitt. CAPTAIN Jimmy Henderson [ 94 ] ALTERNATE CAPTAIN Larry Walk er Proud Rebels carry Coach Clem off field at Decatur game. COACH « WEEK Birmingham Post-Herald. fULTOH HAMIITOH 5utle:r Higk. S c ool AFTER HtSTKAM CAME FROM QSH O T BEAT ST A TC 'S •f® Ram-eo TEAM, OECA Top. BY A S'CoRe of 7-6... OCX. 1963... .fadtA u Pa c -H e U V Coach of the Week Award COACHES STANDING: Bill Godsey, Thomas Rogers. KNEELING: Fulton Hamilton, Bill Nichols, Marvin Clem. Bill Ford Guard Tommy Jackson Center Bobby Claunch j I Guard . • Co-Captain Jimmy McGaha Forward We 55 67 64 69 63 56 51 77 37 58 94 Hortselle Hazel Green Cullman Athens New Hope Huntsvil le Walker Co. Curry New Hope Coffee West End They 57 53 47 50 68 44 53 55 56 65 51 LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Whitt, Emerson, McGoha, Moss, Quick, Wells, G. Whitt, Jackson, Claunch, and Ford. KNEELING: Coach T.E. Rogers. LEFT TO RIGHT: Hatfield, Moss, Smith, Morgan, Armstrong, Craddock, Landers, Martin, Aycuff, Dickens, Coach Godsey. “£”3. earn Coach Bill Godsey Coach Thomas Rodgers LEFT TO RIGHT: Ralph Knowles, Bill Marshall, Charles Clark, Sonny Buzbee, Craig Knowles, David Jackson. QoffZleam LEFT TO RIGHT: Johnny Futch, Jerry Dickerson, Larry Hayes, Harold Womack. IracL 7 eum FIRST ROW: Nixon, Marshall, R. Knowles, SECOND ROW: C. Knowles, Clark, Banks EaUJfD, earn FIRST ROW: Johnson, Riggs, Seymour, Payne, Ellington, Caldwell, Dill, SECOND ROW: Coach Clem, Noblitt, McGaha, Jackson, Whitt, Langston, Gipson, Coach Godsey. [ ioi ] PAT COPE JUDY TUCKER PATSY EDGER-CAPTAIN LINDA DANIEL LUCY ELLIOTT BARBARA JONES BARBARA STOLZ GINGER POITEVINT BARBARA CREQUE mg M omeconxincj SENIOR Ruth Gladney SENIOR Janet Hann SOPHOMORE LaVonne Clark ueen yjost Outdtandi incf Craig Knowles always used the popular bicycle as a means of transportation when he went to visit Lucy Elliott. Sonli opnomoreA � , ,; 'v wv Ground l Linda pleased « Hargroves look very Redstone Arsenal. Linda Cowart and Steve Fowler attended our Alma Mater when it was completed in 1944. a aAA dauorlte Wr. RMS Lorry Walker was a prominent figure in Butler's joining the city school system. Kitty Sitz, represented Alabama this year in the Cherry Pie Baking contest which was sponsored by the National Red Cherry Institute. She and Mrs. Burkhardt, her chaperone, received an all- expense trip to Chicago. Approximately 56 grrls particiapted in the school contest. Gail Brooks, Margie Jones, Gwen Bolin, Glenda Whitaker, and Deanie Worley were finalists. UQ.3. Parade J4its tli at Du The graduating seniors of I960 realize that they hold the future of the world in their hands. May they always strive for the highest goals in life. ADVERTISING, through the year has stimulated citizens, creating favorable business conditions in Huntsville. YOUR QUALITY FAMILY STORE SINCE 1914 HUNTSVILLE'S HOME for NATIONALLY KNOWN and ADVERTISED BRAND NAMES YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME-at DuniMvanrs WHERE THERE'S NO SUBSTITUTE FOR QUALITY Congratulations CLASS OF ’60 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Compliments of ADAMS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Clinton Avenue, W. CONGRATULATIONS SENIOPS Brown Engineering Co., Inc. Huntsville, Alabama J.D. JONES Plumbing Co. Wholesale Retail Plumbing 125 Blount Street Phone JE 4-0271 Compliments of MADISON COUNTY OIL DISTRIBUTORS ASSOCIATION Alabama Oil Co. Armstrong Oil Co. Cities Service Gulf Oil Corp. Pure Oil Co. Sinclair Refining Co. Standard Oil Co. Texaco Inc. Thrasher Oil Co. Guy Spencer, Pres. Walt Linde, Mgr. M. M. Cantrell Son Dan Boone V. T. Stone Toney Wilmer Wm. Stevens Jimmy Horton Tom Thrasher, Pres. Drink A Glass Of Sunshine Vitamin D Homogenized Clinton Avenue, W. Huntsville, Alabama Phone JE 2-8464 MEADOW GOLD DAIRIES OF ALABAMA Compliments of HUNTSVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY Kwik-Chek GIVES YOU LOW PRICES - PLUS THOSE WONDERFUL S H GREEN STAMPS Shop KWIK-CHEK Today Two Stores Conveniently Located 3710 Governors Drive Parkway Shopping Center COMPLIMENTS OF Chemical Corporation SAVE AT GRANTS....YOUR FRIENDLY FAMILY STORE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES! Please stop in for a free gift LEEDS JEWELRY 115 North Washington Street Cor. Washington Holmes Sts. CORNER WASHINGTON A HOLVE! Quality Huntsville MEN'S WEAR Phone JE 2-2251 Alabama —It's Easy To Shop— THE SHOP EZY WAY PHONE JE 4-4741 1003 MERIDIAN STREET BILL BYROM (Owner) HUNTSVILLE BUTANE GAS COMPANY Sales and Service 203 Fifth Street Phone JE 4-0212 Huntsville, Ala. BEST WISHES From GEORGE T. 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PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY JE 2-3554 Compliments of CLARK STEADMAN'S RESTAURANT Phillips Lunch Room Compliments of CLIFT AND HOLMBERG Men and Boys' Wear JE 2-2542 125 N. Washington St. L. MILLER Son Johnson Mahoney Compliments of BUSANN'S SHOE STORE Headquarters for Campus Footwear Compliments of NORTH ALABAMA TERMITE COMPANY COOKS PEST CONTROL ARNOLD CLOTHING COMPANY Popular-Priced Men's Clothing and Furnishings Huntsville, Alabama DAVID GIBSON BAR-B-Q Memorial Parkway, North Huntsville, Ala. MOVING STORAGE GO REBELS !!! WHITE TRANSFER STORAGE tfAj Agents Mayflower y ASSOCIATION ASHBURN GRAY, INC. General Contractors Earth Moving and Heavy Construction Compliments of BECKER'S DEPARTMENT STORE THE JEWEL SHOP THE HOME OF DIAMOND VALUES Open An Account Lyric Theater Building BYRD'S AUTOMATIC CAR WASH AUTOUUnDRY 803 Galatin Street One block off 5th Avenue Behind Huntsville Hospital Compliments of RECORD SHOP Compliments of REBEL INN 9th Avenue and 7th Street West Huntsville Dinners Sandwiches Steaks RUSSELL AND GENNIE READY'S BAKERY MASTER BAKERS OF FINE CAKES Washington St. Huntsville, Alabama THE MILL END STORE North Alabama's Most Complete One Stop Sewing Center 906 Meridian Street Compliments of YOUR FRIENDLY DAVIS STORE 12 N. Side Square Huntsville Alabama MEDICAL ARTS APOTHECARY Medical Arts Building Huntsville, Alabama Huntsville Most Modern Apothecary Compliments of HOPPER HARDWARE MILL SUPPLY Compliments of LEWTER HARDWARE Compliments of A. L HIPP Optometrist Jewelers 102 N. 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KRESS BARTEE LUMBER COMPANY Compliments of RUSSEL ERSKINE BARBER SHOP Compliments of PARK VARIETY STORE Phone JE 4-9131 Triana Blvd. CUMMINGS COTTON COMPANY Telephone JE 2-5671 H Compliments of MULLINS DRIVE INN Corner of Fifth St. Stevens Ave. Phone JE 4-9132 TROUP'S BEAUTY SHOP P. C. Wilson Grocery 2901 Governors Drive JE 6-2661 Compliments of MAVERINE McCLURE Compliments of PARKER VENETIAN BLIND COMPANY FULLER FENCE COMPANY 3813 Governors Drive S. W. Phone 6-1821 VAUGHN'S SUPERETTE Best Wishes Rebels!!!! HOME SUPPLY COMPANY 2900 9th Avenue and 4th Street JE 4-9572 Aluminum Awnings Storm Doors and Windows Chain-Link Fence Groceries — Meats — Notions Ornamental Iron 3201 Governors Drive JE 9-2743 FOUR LANE BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of Mabel Gipson Eva Curtiss Owner Manager Ray Roden Television Service ELMORE FOUR-WAY AMOCO Turner-Wiggins Beauty College 2619 West Clinton Make the Beauty Business Your Business 114 North Jefferson PARKWAY CITY SHOE REPAIR Compliments of THRIFT'S 11-13 Parkway Center Huntsville, Alabama SELF-SERVICE STORE Everything for the Family Refrigeration and Martin and Temco Air Conditioning Gas Appliances Sales and Service Gipson Heat Pumps ALFRED B. SMITH York and Norge Dealer 2507 Governors Drive S. W. Phone JE 4-7471 Huntsville, Alabama 1859 America's Dependable Food Merchant 1959 A P SUPER MARKETS Two Convenient Locations 223 Green Street, Huntsville Memorial Parkway, Huntsville H. RYAN Furniture Supermarket 324 North Jefferson St. Huntsville, Alabama Selling at Supermarket Prices Over 40,000 sq. ft. of Display Space Headquarters for: Hot Point — Maytag — Kelvinator R.C.A. Victor - R.C.A. Whirlpool Save the Supermarket Way JONES LUMBER COMPANY Lumber — Windows — Door — Plywood Compliments of Paint — Insulation — Cement — Sand Plumbing and Electrical HUNTSVILLE NEW Supplies JE 2-5621 CAR DEALERS W. Clinton at Parkway iiiimHMati Compliments of TOP DOLLAR STORES G. W. JONES SONS Corner of Washington Real Estate and Holmes “Bargains are our 307 Franklin Street Business JE 6-3301 Compliments of NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY Phone JE 4-4461 1018 Andrew Jackson Way W A A Y No. 1 in Huntsville Smith Broadcasting Inc. Your Radio Way in Huntsville SOUTHERN ASSOCIATED ENGINEERS, INC. Ordnance Division 2712 Governors Drive Weapons Systems Engineering Compliments of NU-KLEEN CLEANERS 301 Jordan Lane JE 6-5431 2514 North Memorial Parkway JE 6-9881 — It's Easy to Shop — LINCOLN FOOD CENTER 1221 Meridian Street Compliments of OLIN MATHIESON CHEMICAL CORPORATION 315 North Jefferson Street VOGUE JEWELRY Member of National Bridal Service 510 Clinton Ave. West W. L HALSEY GROCERY COMPANY, INC. Wholesale Grocers Reliable Merchandise Since 1879 Huntsville, Alabama FOREMOST DAIRIES Your Family Gets the Most From Foremost 3404 Meridian St. JE 2-5711 AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. 415 Meridian Street North JE 2-3525 Huntsville, Alabama Putman Construction Company General Contractors Building Material Dealers 120 Blount Street JE 4-1242 D. L. Putman, Owner We Appreciate Your Business CRESCENT CABS Huntsville HUNTSVILLE LAUNDRY Steam Laundry Since 1892 First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Huntsville 100 South Side Square T. T. TERRY'S Schoolbooks and Supplies Clothing and Shoes for the Family T. T. TERRY'S Ira M. Terry Owner Ready-to-Wear Department MANNING PAINT AND Compliments of WALL PAPER 3300 6th Ave. S. W. 1. SCHIFFMAN AND CO., Phone 2-2321 INC. Brushes Shellac Paints Wheel Paste Varnish Huntsville, Alabama My Best Wishes to The Rebel Compliments of and Butler High! JAMES A. HEAD and CO. ASHFORD TODD Your Judge of Probate 122 South Side Square Huntsville, Alabama Compliments of B. F. GILES COAL AND BUTLER FROZEN FOOD PLAN COKE Eat With Us! 426 N. Jefferson JE 6-2451 Governors Drive KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER LOYD BREWER and FLOOR POLISHER CO. 54 Years of Production Sales MOTOR COMPANY 800 Madison Street Have Car — Will Travel HUNTSVILLE FURNITURE ASSOCIATION Trade With The Bragg Furniture Company Eslick Furniture Company Woody Brothers Furniture Company Hale Brothers Furniture Company Mason Furniture Company Rhett Woody Furniture Company Southern Furniture Company Sterchi Bros. Stores Wilson Furniture Company Marks-Fitzgerald Furniture Company Miller Furniture Appliance Co. FRANK BROS, at ROSE JEWELRY CO. No. 7 North Side Square Where Your Patronage is Appreciated Your Home Should Come First H u ntsv i 1 le—Decatu r William Hollingsworth Johns-Manville Bldg. Material Shelby Drake Cement Marvin Drake Paints HUNTSVILLE ROOFING L',mb«r COMPANY 2511 Triana Blvd., S.W., Huntsville, Alabama Telephones JE 4-7366-JE 4-7368 Compliments of PIGGLY WIGGLY SUPER MARKET Compliments of REDSTONE FEDERAL CREDIT UNION Some of the best opportunities await the Graduates who choose careers in RETAILING ... Plan now to investigate the future in this important field! BELK-HUDSON CO. Huntsville, Alabama HUNTSVILLE QUALITY JEWELERS WORTHY OF YOUR CONFIDENCE J. B. HILL SON ON HUNTSVILLE'S MAIN CORNER JEFFERSON AT CLINTON ARON'S The Little Store With Big Values 102 WASHINGTON ST., S. E. HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA Compliments of HUNTSVILLE GLASS COMPANY THE HUTCHENS COMPANY, INC Hardware Gifts Houseware Paints Sporting Goods Jefferson and Clinton 24 Parkway City JE 6-3311 JE 4-6406 Compliments of MARTHA'S GRILL Best Wishes Rebels!! LOCAL FINANCE Martha Ivey Owner RAY OPTICAL CO. JAMES K. TAYLOR AGENCY JE 6-6603 905 Times Bldg. APPLIANCE CENTER GENE BLOCKER Your exclusive Westinghouse and Fedders Dealer 111 Green St. S. E. 310 Huntsville Electric Building Real Estate and Insurance With Compliments of J. C BROWN RALPH NALL STAR COMPANY ENGRAVING COMPANY Triana Blvd., S.W. Rings — Invitations Diplomas — Caps Gowns Grocery Headquarters for Huntsville Band Uniforms Since 1898 Annuals L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Known wherever there are schools and colleges Class Rings and Pins — Invitations — Diplomas — Personal Cbrds Club Insignia — Medals Trophies Represented by E. G. Fitzgerald, Gene Fitzgerald Jim Johnson P. O. Box 1072 Birmingham, Ala. Exclusively yours HAROLD'S Two Fine Stores To Serve You Parkway Shopping Center 7 North Side Square CRYSTAL DRUG COMPANY GRADY'S BEAUTY SHOP Clinton and Jefferson Street Phone JE 4-7341 Chrysler Corporation operations The FORWARD LOOK in a I forward looking community MASON jL Parkway City 115 N. Side Square Where Service and Friendship Meet DIAMONDS WATCHES GIFTS HUNTS VI Compliments of Tom Sharp U. S. TIRE SERVICE Across from Butler High THE GARDEN Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 3207 Governors Drive Open Seven Days a Week MILES SUPER AUTO SALES You Save on a Deal With a Deal with the Wheels Frank or J. P. Miles 2301 South Memorial Parkway JE 6-0706 Compliments of Compliments of UNCLE SAM'S LOAN OFFICE A FRIEND Compliments of ARTHUR COLE, INC Your Independent Ford-Chevrolet Dealer 214 Meridian Street JE 6-8516 BILL'S DRIVE INN HUNTSVILLE PRINTING CO. Our Food Is Great (Formerly Irwin Printing Co.) PUTT PUTT GOLF COURSE Compliments of Putt Your Troubles Away McLELLAN STORES Parkway City WELLS TATE PIANO SALES and SERVICE Electric and Appliance Company Your Philco Dealer 803 Wellman Ave. JE 2-2209 612 Meridian Street Phone JE 6-2322 MERLE NORMAN CUMMINGS IVY AGENCY Cosmetic Studio Realtors 211 Randolph Ave. JE 2-5431 20016 W-S Square JE 2-8424 Compliments of Compliments of HUNTSVILLE HOTEL ASSOCIATION W. B. H. P. Your Radio Station in Huntsville SOUTHERN SHOE STORE (DOWNTOWN) We have the shoe for you BANKS PAPER COMPANY Compliments of P. R. MALLORY SAINTS FLOOR SERVICE PHILS SHELL STATION WHITE'S FLOWERS Athens Pike 5 Street West JE 4-9861 Compliments of Compliments of S W RESTAURANT SPACO MANUFACTURING CO. Compliments of Compliments of DR. SAMUEL PENDLEY GILE SEED CO. Compliments of LITTLE ERNIE'S BARBECUE HUNTSVILLE FLOOR COVERING FRUIT-A-RAMA SACRED AIRES QUARTET 2121 Meridian St. Phone JE 6-6549 James Holland Mgr. A Fresh Fruit Gift Is Always in Good Taste Whatever the Occasion GOLDENROD MOTEL William Kenneth Johnson Best Wishes!! Rebels! Insurance Compliments of RENDEZVOUS RESTAURANT SERVICE SUPPLY COMPANY Pizzas Are Our Specialty 3305 Bob Wallace Avenue Beauty and Barber Supplies Best Wishes to The Class of 1960 Jones Boyette Compliments of Uncle Sam Loan Office Compliments of CITY AUTO PARTS COMPANY Commercial Printing Engraving White Printing Co. Times Building Compliments of Compliments of SARAH'S BEAUTY SHOP 514 Meridian St. N. POST OFFICE CAFE Compliments of BILL CLEMONS AUTO PARTS BUFORD MOTOR CO. Phone JE. 2-3921 or JE. 2-8544 ASKEW OFFICE MACHINE CO. COMPLETE OFFICE OUTFITTERS” Governor's Drive West Huntsville, Ala. FREEZ-ETTE DRIVE INN Specializes in — Burgers — Shakes — Eroasted Chicken Nprth Memorial Parkway Huntsville, Alabama Phone JE 6-8171 Compliments of DALE'S RESTAURANT South Memorial Parkway Phone JE 2-8311 BIG BROTHERS SHOP AND TRADE AT BIG BROTHERS GROCERY Whiteburg Drive Compliments of SOUTHERN SHOE STORE Headquarters for School Shoes ROY E. SMITH AMERICAN HUDSONS CARPET OUTLET INSULATING CO. 1213 Meridan St. N. Phone 9-3831 McCORMICK'S AMOCO SERVICE STATION P. R. MALLORY T. H. McCormick Corner 13th Ave. Owner Operator Memorial Parkway Huntsville, Alabama (Huntsville) Company SAINT'S FLOOR SERVICE LILY FLAGG GINN Floors of Distinction Huntsville, Alabama Best Wishes Rebels!!! Compliments of KILDARE CAFE Owned and Operated by DILLARD ADCOCK TAYLOR'S PHARMACY Dependable Drugs Compliments of BUTLER HIGH P. T. A. WEST GROCERY Compliments of the CHEERLEADERS GO REBELS Sign good printing UTHOGRAvPNT producers Paragon Lithograph A M S