Carroll High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Ozark, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1962 volume:

d- - THE 1962 EAGLET CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL OZARK, ALABAMA CO-EDITORS Mary Ellen Harris Betsy Blackwell SPONSOR Floride Holman Every citizen wants to give full expression to his God- given talents and abilities and to have the recognition and respect accorded under our great traditions. Americans want a good material standard of living -- not simply to accumulate possessions, but to fulfill a legitimate aspira- tion for an environment in which they may live meaningful and happy lives. We are committed to the creation and preservation of opportunity for every c itizen, opportunity to lead a more rewarding life.” Dwight D. Eisenhower In order to become a mature, well-rounded individual, a person must be exposed to opportunities or experiences which create this type of individual. At Carroll High School the students are exposed to these creative conditions. The 1962 Annual Staff presents, in this annual, the experiences, the people, and opportunities for learning offered in Carroll High School. [ 2 ] CONTENTS -a� WKKmk SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN ACTIVITIES FEATURES SPORTS MISCELLANEOUS TITLE PAGE DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION FACULTY STUDENT COUNCIL CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL CODE SENIORS JUNIORS John Harmon Mosley To one who has done much to uphold school standards, and one who has truly dem- onstrated the wonderful qualities of friendship to the students of Carroll High School. Mr. Mosley has the exceptional gift of being able to communicate with the students, and a willingness, always, to listen to our problems and help us solve them. In his four years as band director he has made a lasting impression in our hearts. He has not only served his school with loyalty, but has served his community as well. His determination to have an outstanding band, and his untiring efforts to put our school on top, along with many other admirable qualities, have led us to dedicate to him, with the highest respect, the 1962 EAGLET. [ 4 ] ADMINISTRATION -FACULTY CITY SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Thomas Alexander Through his leadership, of Carroll High School be democratic citizens. the students will grow to PRINCIPAL OF CARROLL HIGH Mr. Milford Painter With his guidance and counseling, the students will become better Americans. Mrs. Virginia Huey Mrs. Marie Horn Mr. Wilton Key Mr. Bob Hollis Mrs. Floride Holman JOHNNY FITZGERALD President BUDDY WILLIAMS Vice-President ANNICE ANDREWS Secretary MISS MARTIN Sponsor MICKEY ADKINSON SAMMY FOLMAR CAROLYN RUDD T reasurer JOHN WEEKS Chaplain Not Pictured: CHARLOTTE SERGENT Reporter ALICE FAYE ALLEN KATHA MILEY STUDENT COUNCIL MARY ELLEN HARRIS PAT RIDDLE [ 12 ] [ 13 ] THE CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL CODE We, the students of Carroll High School, pledge to I. Be honorable in all things we do or say I I. Take advantage of our opportunities, realizing that our purpose for being here is to learn I I I. Promote school spirit by supporting all school activities IV. Practice good sportsmanship and conduct at all times V. Extend respect and courtesy to everyone VI. Dress in an acceptable fashion each day VI I. Meet school obligations promptly VI I I. Respect school property IX. Represent our school in such a way as to reflect credit on the faculty and the student body X. Uphold our standards as traditionally done by students of Carroll High School SENIORS ELIZABETH AMAN To look ahead, look out but never look back. LAMAR ANDREWS In school and sports and all that’s fun, put him down a number one. Love, goodness, and sweetness in her person shown. n BILLY BANKSTON Beware! I may yet do something sensational. BOB BROWN ‘‘Onward boys1 If you sight work, come back and we’ll go the other way.” WESLEY BROWN The man that blushes is not quite a brute. RICK BROWN Until you get to know him, you’d think he was quiet. CARLA CASEY Though a housewife now is she, she’s a swell girl we all agree. - [ 18 ] _ BETTY GAGNAN Sincerity shows through conversation and action. JOE GREEN The only way to be rid of temptation is to yield to it. [ 20 ] JERRY GRIMES Truth is the highest thing that a man can keep. GAYLE HARDEN If you think I have nothing, you are wrong. I have dreams. CLAUDE HARGETT I think; therefore I am. MARY ELLEN HARRIS An innocent heart is a brittle thing, and one false vow can break it. CLETA HOLLOWAY A good acquaintance and a better friend; of wisdom and joy, a perfect blend. ANNETTE HUGHES Speech is good, but silence is better. [ 21 LINDA HUGHES The rays of happiness, like those of light, are colorless when unbroken. ] ALICE JOHNSON A really great talent finds its happiness in execution. LERA NELL JACKSON The true effect of genuine politeness seems to be rather ease than pleasure. BILL JIMMERSON I f worry were the orriy cause of death, I’d never die. LARRY LIGGETT Let me fail in trying to do something, rath- er than to sit and do nothing. STANLEY LITTLETON Without music, life would be a mistake. CORNELIUS LIVEAKOS He does his work without a word; still he’s fun you must have heard. ROBERT LYNN RALPH MATHIS “Put all my troubles Not bashful, I first in a pocket with a give others a chance, hole in it. Fjrqgejty of Ozqrk Dala County Public Library HALEY NEWSOME Into his books he gets so deep that halfway down he falls asleep. r. JEAN PARAMORE There is nothing so sweet in life as love’s young dream. [ 25 ] DON PADGETT It seems to me tis only noble to be good. SALLY PATTERSON Not afraid of work, but certainly not in favor of it. JACK PROVOST I'm a woman hater; but the Bible says “Love thine enemies.” — r GAYLE RILEY Joyfully she treads life’s way, as full of spirit as the month of May. VICTOR ROPER I Never think, it may di sturb your brain. TED SCHMIDT I’ll agree with you; but you’re wrong. Friendship is the shadow of the evening, which strengthens with the setting sun of life. CHERYL SHUMAN What’s the good of living if you can’t enjoy yourself? V Silence is more eloquent than words. [ 27 ] Not a leader of women, but a follower of men. LINDA SNELL Happiness is cheaper than worry, so why pay the higher price. RICHARD SWIATEK Why worry; the world goes on just the same. ANN TALLEY She speaks a kind word to everyone and real Iy does have lots of fun. DOROTHY THOMPSON Sweet, true and always kind; a better pal no one can find. TOMMY THOMPSON Two can live as cheaply as one. MARTHA WOODHAM Charm of manner and quiet ways, illumine her person and lift her days. OLEN WOODHAM 1 Life must go on- I forget just why. JACKY WURTH Don’t let her silence fool you, she has her fun. [ 30 ] FAYE HOBBS It’s better to know something about everything than to know al I about one thing. NANCY MIXON Let the wild world wiggle. I’ve got it by the tail! JOHN FOWLER A mighty spirit fills that little frame. CHARLOTTE SERGENT As neat as a pin, as prompt as the sun; Charlotte on the job means a job well done. BETTY WILKINSON Dignity consists not in possessing honors, but in the conscious- ness that we deserve them. GUESS WHO? Carol Joan Kay Sue Jane Joe JUNIORS SUE WILLIAMS Corresponding Secretary Judy Alkire Annice Andrews Peggy Andrews Lana Arnold Jerry Arnold Gene Barefield Charles Arrington Roger Barefield Shelton Beard James Brown Carol Beech Jeanelle Brunner Margie Bludsworth Georgeanne Burns Raymond Bosworth T. W. Brunson Jerre Childers Jean Crumpler Patty Chi sm James Daniels Douglas Cowarts Linda Davis Pam Craddock Larry Dean Glenn Deloney Martha Doughtie Haydee Dempster Robert Dyson Claude Dodson Dale Edwards Judy Doster Patsy English Mavis Etheridge Shirlon Ford Annette Evans Frances Foster Jerry Florence Frances Fuller Murray Foote Bobby Glazner Mary Glover Hilmar Griggs Pat Green Mary Grohe Chuck Griffin Peggy Hagler Raiford Griffin Joyce Hagan Lorraine Hall Freddy Head Billy Hancock Linda Hicks Dorothy Harlow Ricky Hinderliter Barbara Harrison Dorothy Hix Elaine Hodges Jeanette Hutto Sandra Hudson Wayne Hutto Cheryl Hunter T. J. Jay T -9� ' Jack Hutto Jack Jeffcoat Jane Jimmerson Virginia Langford Julellyn Jones Merril Ledford Donald Ray Jordan Kate Riley Levy Walter Kennedy Janene Loranger Angel Lugo Maude Martin Jean Maddox Billy McCormick Alvin Manning Wayne McDaniels Harold Marsh Emily McDuffie 5 Larry McGee Mary Ann Mitchell Katha Mi ley David Mixon Barbara Miller Mary Ann Milligan Julie Mixon Martin Mixon Danny Monk Cliff Noland Helen Munn Billy Paramore Lenora Morrott Larry Pate Shirley Nobles Sandra Parker Marie Peden Larry Peters Wayne Pickett Durwood Preston Jerry Peters Helen Phillips Pam Provost Evelyn Redding Bill Reader Patricia Riddle Charles Riley Mae Ola Riley Susie Rogers Tricia Rowlette Robert Schwarz Sara Searcy Bobby Show' Laurie Skipper Paul Sheehan Kalene Slay Eddie Sherwood Ann Smith Ronald Singley Joe Smith Laverne Smith Becky Sutton Monica Smith Patricia Stockwell Ronnie Stokes Danny Tarter Annette Tew Judy Thompson Betty Turner Larry Turner Sammy Turner Carlos Urrutia Ike Urrutia Howard Valentine Alton Wallace Terry Wallace Diane Wood SOPHOMORES — CHARLES HUEY President Ibo, i W SUSI SHAW Vice-President BETTY SCOTT T reasurer T reasurer JANE CLARK Reporter Faye Andrews Patsy Andrews Tommy Armstrong Bobby Adams Dennis Adams Glida Alexander Patricia Allen Carol Barbour Sandra Long Thomas Long Fulton Loppatto Sherry Lorenger Rosemary Mixon Gene Mosher Vincent Napier Elaine Nelson Larry Newsome Jenny Lee Moore Vicki Morgan Charles Morris � ) James Patton Samuel Paulk Jimmy Nichol s Jimmy Oliver Richard Overall Janice Parker Jeff Parker Jenny Parker Tom Pashilk Dorothy Patton Donald Payne Katherine Pennington [ 51 ] Mary Petrey Mary Ellen PowelI Barbara Pridgen Betty Pridgen Kenneth Randolph Daniel Riley Michael Rhodes Rodney Richie Alan Roth Carolyn Rudd Joan Saunders Stephen Schmidt Judy Schwarz Lawrence Sconyers Ann Scott Nick Shaw Jean Searcy Tommy Sherwood Louvena Skipper Judy Slavin Betty Walker Larry Walker Barbara Wallace Tina Warwick Darlene Wasiolek Robbie Waters Carolyn Weeks Mackie Whitman Rheba Whittle Benny Whittaker Henry Williamson Joe Dan Wilkinson Jim Wood Reade Wood Stephen Zinn 0 ” I4C t iH Roselyn Harper Nancy Powles Annette Robinson FRESHMEN ■ ? DAVID CARROLL President M RODNEY DODSON Vice-President NANCY HIGHAM Secretary JIM SNELLGROVE T reasurer JANANN TILLEY Reporter Mike Akridge Frank Andrews Robert Bagwell Betty Andrews Joseph Aaron Ann Blocker Donald Bolton Michael Carlson Dennie Bludsworth Billy Byrd Danny Childree Larry Bright Rebecca Childers Sam Chi I dree Johnny Christian Jenny Clark Donna Craig Ronnie Cieslawski Linda Cote Rita Deese Bobbie Deloney Jenny Foin Alice Frazier Riggie Edwards David Folmar Mary Ann Glenn Linda Glover Naomi Godwin Brenda Hale Ronnie Glover Marsha Greenwood Kenneth Hayes Patricia Head Adrian Holman John Hughes Don Holloway Virginia Hudson Suzanne Jackson Sarah Johnson George Johnston David Leatherwood Travis Johnson James Langford Jane Mound Billy May Bryant Mixon Walter Novak Sue Miller Judy Neher Sharon Nowka Harold Painter John Parrish Catherine Peters Albert Parrish Annette Peel Randy Richie Jackie Patrick Norma Peters Pat Pearce Prudence Pruitt Gloria Patterson Sammuel Powers David Patrick Nina Jo Peters A V' i Carolyn Sanders Darlene Sheppard Larry Sanders James Singley Ruby Sanders Audrey Skipper Britt Searcy Terri Smith «( ‘ i Sue Robbins John David Sheffield Cecil Stanford I ■ Lewie Sessions Trevor Snellgrove Mark Sterzenback Wallace Stewart Don Stork Katherine Wagner Charles Stockwell Gary Vance Eddie Whitehead Coley Sullivan Judy Wambles Russell Turner Thomas Wheeler Shirley Strickland Kenneth Walk David Tarter Norman Watson ACTIVITIES NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President: Christine McPhoul; Vice President: Mario Baker; Secretary: Linda Morris; Treasurer: Charlotte Sergent; Sponsor: Mrs. Horn. Members: Joe Adams, Dan Bittner, Larry Dykes, Stanley Littleton, Betty Adams, Jane Brite, Linda Hughes, Arverene Peacock, Gayle Riley, Pamela Wells, Betty Wilkinson, Dorothy Thompson, Jan Kelsey. NEW MEMBERS INDUCTED - DECEMBER 15, 1961 Peggy Andrews Raiford Griffin Virginia Langford Pablo Canales Paul Sheehan Sue Williams Billie Bush Jean Maddox Carol Ann Phillips Lamar Andrews Annice Andrews Jack Hutto Pam Craddock Bryant (Buddy) Williams Martha Doughtie Cl eta Holloway Emi ly Thomason Howard Valentine Sonja Faye Taylor Frederick Bitterman Jerry Peters Jeanelle Bruner Patricia Riddle Nigel Wells Owena Griggs Maureen Mack Georganne Burns Ramona Mitchell Barbara WiIIis [ 64 ] ANCHOR CLUB The purpose of the Anchor Club is to develop initiative and leadership in school. President......... Vice President . . Secretary ........ Treasurer......... Program Chairman Sponsor .......... Cleta Holloway Alice Faye Alien Mary Ellen Harris Jane Brite Dixie Childree Mrs. Murphy Betty Adams Brenda Barefisld Linda Hughes Ramona Mitchel I Pam Wells Kay Woods [ 65 ] SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club is an organization formed for the purpose of learning about Spanish and Spanish-American culture. President........... Vice President...... Secret ary-T rea surer. Program Chairman... Sponsor............ .Harry Evans .Pam Craddock .Virginia Langford .Dorothy Hix Mr. Cox Betty Adams, Tricia Rowlette, Ike Urrutia, Pablo Canales, Angel Canales, Dorothy Harlow, Glida Alexander, Stanley Littleton, Larry Dykes, Fritz Bitterman, Danny Monk, Lynn Bare- field, Carolyn Gilliam, Sonny Hargett [ 66 ] FRENCH CLUB The purpose of the French Club is to stimulate an interest in French Literature and culture. President..... Vice President Secretary...... Treasurer...... Sponsor........ .Dan Bittner .Peggy Andrews .Carolyn Rudd .Rehba Whittle .Mrs. Brown M. Baker, C. Barbour, L. Billings, J. Booth, C. Cretin, R. Deese, B. Deloney, M. Glenn, 0. Griggs, P. Hagler, S. Howell, 3. Hutto, S. Jackson, J. Kelsey, C. Liveakos, S. Long, A. Lugo, B. Lynn, L. Matthews, P. McCullough, L. McLendon, M. Mclnerney, J. Nehr, L. Morris, A. Peacock, S. Long, J. Rhodes, G. Riley, C. Rudd, C. Sanders, A. Scott, C. Shuman, J. Slavin, T. Smith, S. Spiliotis, J. P. Stewart, E. Thomason, A. Talley, J. Tripp, E. Turner, B. Turner, K. Turner, J. Wambles, V. Watson. [ 67 ] LATIN CLUB The purpose of the Latin Club is to stimulate an interest in Latin literature and culture. President...... Vice-President, Secretary...... Treasurer....... Historian...... Sponsor........ • Jack Hutto .Marshall Flowers .Becky Sutton .Prudence Pruett .Kate Riley Levy .Mrs. Petrey J. Adams, A. Andrews, R. Brown, L. Davis, M. Doughtie, L. Dykes, J. Flowers, S. Folmar, D. Goscinski, R. Griffin, E. Hodges, C. Holloway, J. Jimmerson, A. Johnson. R. Johnson. J. Jones, F. Kingsley, J. Levy, G. Lisenby, J. Maddox, S. MotthewsC'B. McGrawJC. McPhaul, J. Miller, M.A. Mitchell, J. Mixon, J. Neher, W. Novak, Ja. Rart er7 Je. Parker, B. Pridgen, P. Riddle, G. Roberts, N. Shaw, P. Sheehan, E. Stevens, E. Thomason, H. Valentine, B. Wallace, D. Wasiolek, B. Whittaker, C.|WiIkinson, B. Williams, S. Williams, D. Wood, D. Wurth, B. Coers. v ,tl H V°'1 [ 68 ] LIBRARY CLUB The objectives of the Library Club are many, but the principal objective is to acquaint pupils with the library and its facilities. President...... Vice-President, Secretary..... Treasurer...... Reporter...... Sponsor....... .Arverene Peacock .Catherine Peters .Margie 3ludsworth .Mary Ellen Powell Bryant Mixon AArs. Henry E. Aaron, G. Blackmon, A. Blocker, J. Bruner, M. Butler, C. Clark, M. Culverhouse, C. Crumpler, P. English, M. Foster, A. Frazier, L. Frost, J. Grimes, J. Hagen, D. Helms, F. Hobbs, S. Littleton, J. McCormick, L. Morrott, G. Mosher, J. Patton, M. Petrey, N. Powles, S. Rogers, J. Schwarz, P. Stockwell, R. Vaughn. [ 69 ] F.F.A. LEARNING TO DO FFA DOING TO LEARN M The purpose of the F.F.A. is to encourage interest in agriculture and to prepare its members to become better farmers. J. Aaron, B. Bagwell, J. Bludsworth, R. Bowman, J. Brown, B. Byrd, D. Chalker, D. Cook, H. Davis, K. Davis, G. Deloney, R. Dyson, D. Fay, M. Foote, D. Grantham, L. Grantham, B. Goodson, K. Hayes, L. Hodges, D. Holloway, 3. Houston, W. Jimmerson, J. Johnson, W. McDaniel, B. Hancock, F. Minton, J. Morott, W. Napier, H. Newsome, D. Padgett, B. Paramore, A. Parrish, M. Peters, D. Preston, L. Sanders, J. Smith, L. Smith, J. Snellgrove, A. Snell, W. Stewart, r. Tomlin, L. Whaley, M. Whitman, D. Wilkinson. D.O. CLUB The D.O. Club is composed of students connected with the Diversified-Occupations classes. The over-all purpose is to encourage students to prepare for a vocation. President...........Sonja Taylor Secretary...........Martha Peters Sponsor. Vice President...............Hillman Griggs Treasurer....................Gene Watson .Mr. Hollis J. Daniels, J. Grimes, L. Jackson, R. Johnson, H. Marsh, D. Medley, M. Mixon, S. Parker, B. Rogers, R. Shaw, A. Smith, S. Turner, A. Wallace, T. Wallace, R. Watson. [ 71 ] 4-H CLUB The purpose of the 4-H Club is to help members in oil phases of home life. President..................................Ramona Mitchell Vice President.............................Linda Hughes Secretary-Treasurer........................Cleta Holloway Reporter...................................Elizabeth Aman Recreation Leaders.........................Gayle Riley Catherine Peters Song Leaders...............................Brenda Barefield Linda Snel I E. Aman, P. Andrews, M. Baker, I___Barefield, S. Barefield, P. Benefield, M. Bludsworth, B. Cannon, D. Childree, E. Childs, L. Cote, G. Crumpler, J. Crumpler, T. Culpepper, J. Doster, J. German, N. Godwin, B. Hall, S. Howell, J. Jones, L. Morris, C. Peters, H. Phillips, N. Powles, D. Riley, G. Riley, 0. Riley, A. Robinson, J. Saunders, L. Skipper, M. Smart, B. Snell, P. Stevens, S. Strickland, W. Strickland, T. Warrick, B. Whitlock, P. Woodham. [ 72 ] 4-H CLUB The purpose of the 4-H Club is to help members in all phases of home life. President...................Jerry Johnson Vice President..............Douglas Cowarts Secretary...................Mickey Adkinson Reporter....................Henderson Johnson Sponsor.....................Mr. Key F. Bitterman, K. Bond, S. Carter, D. Cholker, G. Deloney, T. cmory, D. Grantham, M. Grantham, K. Hays, D. Holloway, G. Johnson, D. Jordon, W. Key, C. Lisenby, T. Long, L. Matthews, G. McCormick, W. McDaniel, L. McGee, D. McLendon, J. Mizell, C. Morris, B. Mixon, H. Newsome, B. Oliver, J. Oliver, J. Parrish, R. Richie, A. Skipper, A. Snell, J. Stewart, L. Turner, R. Turner, K. Walk, L. Walker, N. Watson, M. Whitman. t 73 ] FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America seeks to motivate capable candidates for teaching, to offer experiences to potential teachers, and to develop the qualities, traits, and aptitudes necessary for successful teaching. President____... Vice President Secretary...... Treasurer....... Parlimentarian. Historian...... Librarian...... Song Leader.... Sponsor........ .Annice Andrews .Alice Johnson .Owena Griggs .Sue Williams .Virginia Langford .Barbara Carmichael Alary Ann Milligan .Harry Evans Mrs. Carpenter J. Alkire, M. Barkett, N. Brite, G. Burns, B. Carmichael, P. Chism, J. Clark, M. Doughtie, H. Evans, M. Glover, E. Hodges, S. Howell, J. Jimmerson, A.'Johnson, J. Maddox, M. Mangeiri, M. Mitchell, J. Mixon, C. Phillips, B. Scott, L. Skipper, S. Slay, S. Williams, D. Wood, J. Wurth, R. Berry, E. Stevens. [ 74 ] THESPIAN SOCIETY The Thespion Society is established for the advancement of dramatic arts in secondary schools. President...... Vice President. Secretary...... Treasurer......... Sponsor........ .Danny Bittner .Rick Brown Jane Brite Alice Faye Allen Mrs. Ragsdale Pam Wells [ 75 ] Jeff Davis Judy Price Sue Napier Stanley Littleton SENIOR SCIENCE CLUB To promote and encourage interest in the field of science. President....... Vice President, Secretary...... Treasurer....... Reporter....... Sponsor........ .Nigel Wei Is • Kate Riley Levy Lamar Andrews Charlotte Sergent Shelton Beard Mrs. Horn F. Bitterman, D. Bittner, R. Brown, G. Burns, B. Bush, L. Davis, D. Dixon, S. Folmar, J. Hutto, G. Lisenby, S. Littleton, D. Loranger, J. Maddox, L. Matthews, L. McLendon, V. Roper, T. Schmidt, E. Sherwood, L. Skipper, J. Slavin, T. Stewart, B. Sutton, C. Turner, H. Valentine, G. Warzecha, B. Wilkinson, B. Williams, D. Wurth. [ 76 ] BIOLOGY CLUB To promote and encourage interest in the field of science. President...... Vice President. Secretary...... Treasurer...... Sponsor........ .Bobby Gaines .John Lewi s .Tommy Sherwood Shelia Slay Mr. Dansby C. Brown, D. Coley, B. Coers, C. Cretin, G. Hamilton, C. Huey, R. Johnson, F. Loppatto, S. McGarvey, M. Mclnerney, J. Parker, C. Roberts, A. Roth, S. Schmidt, J. Schwarz, R. Wayghn. [ 77 ] GENERAL SCIENCE CLUB To promote and encourage interest in the field of science. President...... Vice President. Secretory..... Treasurer...... Reporter...... Sponsor....... .Greg Andrews Tim Hartzog Prudence Pruett Harold Painter .Linda Cote iv r. tSroxson D. Andrews, F. Andrews, A. Benefield, R. Carr, R. Clark, J. Christian, J. Dunn, J. Ferguson, D. Folmar, D. Goscinski, B. Hale, A. Holman, V. Hudson, B. May, R. McDonald, S. Nowka, R. Richie, C. Sullivan, K. Wagner, R. Walker, T. Wheeler. [ 78 ] ART CLUB [ 79 ] FUTURE HOMEMAKERS The Future Homemakers of America is made up of girls taking Vocational Home Economics or those who have taken it. F.H.A. promotes appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of home- making. It fosters the development of better home and community life. President.......... Vice President..... Secretary.......... Treasurer.......... Recreation Leader. Historian.......... Parliamentarian.... Reporter........... Sponsors........... .Katha Mi ley .Pam Wells .Martha Doughtie .Mary Sue Barkett Nancy Brite Betsy Blackwell .Pam Craddock Glyde Myra Alexander .Mrs. WiIkinson Mrs. Alexander [ 80 ] OF AMERICA MEMBERS OF r I.A.: E. Aaron, A. Andrews, B. Andrews, F. Andrews, K. Andrews, P. Andrews, R. Berry, A. B cker, C. Bolish, L. Brannon, M. Butler, S. Cain, B. Carmichael, T. Childree, J. Clark, Je. Clark, B. Cotton, G. Creekmore, C. Crumpler, B. Dansby, B. Deese, S. Dell, B. Deloney, J. Deloney, P. Devericks, P. Donahue, J. Fain, D. Finch, S. Finch, A. Frazier, M.A. Glenn, L. Glover, M. Glover, D. Grant. M. Greenwood, P. Harvey, E. Hayes, P. Head, S. Henderson, D. Herring, N. Higham, C. Hilboldt, J. Holmes, D. Howell, H. Hubbard, S. Jackson, H. Jones, B. Lisenby, L. Logan, M. Mangeiri, J. Maund, C. McPhaul, R. Mengle, M. Milligan, M. Mitchell, R. Mixon, G. Mosher, S. Napier, J. Neher, J. Neher, S. Nobles, G. Patterson, A. Peacock, A. Peel, K. Pennington, N.J. Peters, N. Peters, B. Pridgen, J. Price, S. Robbins, A. Robinson, C. Rudd, C. Sanders, B. Scott, J. Searcy, D. Sheppard, T. Smith, E. Stevens, J. Tilley, E. Thomason, B. Turner, B. Wallace, J. Wambles, C. Weeks, C. Wilkinson. [ 81 ] Future Homemakers sampling their work. Glyda Myra learns to clean up. F.H.A.’ers prepare for a merry Chri stmas. C' CLUB p iripnt ..............................Lamar Andrews Secretary.:;: :::.,................................Cheryl Shuman Sponsor............................................RoV Davls J. Davis, J. Bludsworth, P. Riddle, C. Shuman, D. Wood, E. Hodges, C. Dodson, Lisenby, R. Brown, R. Edmands, L. Matthews, J. Tripp, R. Whittle, B. Bush, J. Jeffcoat, D. Jordon, J. Adams, N. Wells, J. Johnson, D. Cowarts, D. Wurth, J. Weeks, L. Andrews. C. [ 83 ] PEP CLUB The Pep Club is an organization to promote good school spirit. President.......... Vice President..... Secretary-T reasurer. Shelton Beard Pam Provost Georganne Burns P. Allen, K. Andrews, K. Bean, C. Bolich, L. Brannon, B. Bush, M. Butler, E. Childs, P. Coleman, D. Coley, A. Cook, D. Craig, R. Deese, B. Deloney, J. Deloney, H. Dempster, P. Donahue, K. Evans, N. Furgueron, C. Gilliam, M. Glen, M. Greenwood, E. Hayes, D. Herring, C. Hi I Iboldt, E. Hodges, J. Holmes, D. Howell, H. Hubbard, C. Hunter, S. Jackson, J. Ketcham, C. Lisenby, L. Logan, J. Miller, R. Mengle, M. Mitchell, S. Meyers, J. Nehr, J. Nehr, K. Pennington, P. Riddle, A. Robinson, S. Robinson, C. Sanders, J. Searcy, J. Schwarz, L. Skipper, J. Slavin, T. Smith, P. Stockwell, J. Tripp, J. Wambles, T. Warrick, R. Whittle, D. Wood, J. Woodham. [ 84 ] rjCadies and (jentfemen, f reientina THE CARROLL HIGH THE WOODWIND SECTION: C Weeks, D. Stork, M. Borkett, N. Brite, P. McCullough, S. Adkinson, M. Smart, B. Carmichael, V. Langford, B. Hutto, M: Milligan, J. Tilley, B. BlackweW, M. Glover, D. Finch, J. Hardin, G. Roberts, G. Patterson, R. Vaughn, P. Wells, A.F. Allen, J. Parker, C. McPhaul, R. Mitchell, K. Turner, J. Clark, R. Johnson, J. Brite, S. Howell, L. Morris, J. Alkire, J. Jones, C. Rudd, A. Talley, M. Baker, G. Alexander, J. Byrd. BAND OFFICERS: Alice F. Allen, Mike Windham, Larry Liggett, Captain, Alice Johnson, Pam Wells, Jack Hutto, Rusty Johnson, Chris McPhaul. [ 86 ] THE PERCUSSION SECTION: K. Kingsley, C. Sullivan, G. McCormick, T. Rowlette, B. Scott, M. Rosser, S. Littleton, R. Berry, S. Patterson, C. Phillips, N. Mixon. THE BRASS SECTION: C. Andrews, A. Roth, T. Wheeler, L. Knight, J. Hutto, M. Windham, L. Sessions, A. Holman, C. Lisenby, J. Blackmon, W. Kennedy, L. Liggett, M. Carmichael, J. Belcher, W. Henry, R. Carr, D. Folmar, K. Carroll, J. Christian, R. Glover, R. McDonald, B. Oliver, J. Roberts, J. Oliver, P. Pierce, L. Smith, E. Johnson. [ 87 ] THE MAJORETTES: Chris McPhaul, Carol Phillips, Pam Wells, Drum Majorette; Sal I ie Patterson, Alice Johnson, Feature Twirler. The Carroll High School Band has enjoyed much success in the past few years, and this year has been no exception. The band hos attained ratings of Excellent and Superior in Contests and Festivals around the state of Alabama, in addition to continuously playing in parades such as the Governor’s Inauguration in Montgomery, Orange Bowl Parade in Miami, Florida, The National Peanut Festival Parade, and others. The band this year presented a series of half- time shows dedicated to American Hertiage and Patriotism which were not only enjoyable but educational. As a result of this theme, the band was invited to give a half-time show at Troy State College, which was highly successful and well received. The band is under the direction of John H. Mosley, who has earned both Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees in music from Auburn University. [ 88 ] FEATURES 7 1 I: SENIOR, JUNIOR, SOPHOMORE, FRESHMAN ATTENDANTS Susan Shaw Jennie Clark [ 90 ] CHERYL SHUMAN 1962 HOMECOMING QUEEN [ 91 ] SENIOR ALICE FAYE ALLEN BEAUTIES SUE WILLIAMS SUSAN SHAW FRESHMAN BEAUTIES JENNIE CLARK [ 97 ] ALICE JOHNSON HARRY EVANS MR. AND MISS F.T.A MR. AND MISS D.O. ANN SMITH HAROLD MARSH WHO’S BIGGEST FLIRT Jan Kelsey Bob Brown MOST TALENTED Alice Johnson Rusty Johnson BEST ALL AROUND Pam Wells John Fitzgerald WHO FRIENDLIEST Nancy Mixon Stanley Matthews BEST PERSONALITY Judy Tripp James Flowers BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT Cheryl Shuman Joe Bludsworth Mary Harris SWEETEST [ 102 ] Sammy Folmar BEST DRESSED Patti McCullough Mickey Adkinson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mario Baker Joe Adams Dixie Childree WITTIEST [ 103 ] Bobby McGrow MOST DIGNIFIED Rich Brown Christine McPhaul CUTEST Jeff Davis Sal lie Patterson MOST POPULAR Jack Provost Ann Talley BEST SPORTS Wesley Brown [105] Ramona MitchelI CUTEST COUPLE Jerry Johnson , . , Betsy Blackwell MOST COURTEOUS John Weeks Jocky Wurth MOST STUDIOUS Stanley Littleton Arverene Peacock Elaine Hodges Billie Bush CHEERLEADERS Rheba Whittle Dianne Wood Jack Provost - Forward Doug Cowart - Forward Selected for All S.A.C. Team Lamar Andrews - Center Captain Selected for All S.A.C. Team Nigel Wei Is - Guard Don Payne - Guard Rick Brown - Center Ted Schmidt - Guard Dan Bittner - Forward Claude Dodson - Forward Mickey Adkinson - Guard B Team L. to R. Don Payne, Joe Stewart, George Warzecka, Rex Edmunds, Eddie Sherwood, Tommy Long, Cy Lisenby, King Bond, Buddy Williams [ H8 ] ANNUAL STAFF Mary Harris............Editor Betsy Blackwell........Editor Jean Paramore...............Business Manager Jean Maddox..................Class Editor Pam Wells...................Assistant Class Editor Kay Woods...................Feature Editor Carol Phillips..............Assistant Feature Editor Ann Roberts.................Sports Editor Bob Brown...................Assistant Sports Editor Adrian Holman...............Photographer Sue Napier..................Typist Maude Martin................Typist Jane Brite..................Photographer Sponsor.....................Mrs. Holman Adrian Holman - Record Salesman I Christine McPhaul Valed ictorian Joe Adams Jan Kelsey rverene Peacock Va led ictorian Betty Adams Salutatorian Bettv Wi Ik inson Salutatorian THE TOP TWELVE Dan Bittner Gayle Riley Jane Brite Charlotte Sergent I� J Larry Dykes Pamela Wells PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE [ 120 ] ALUMNI HOMECOMING 1962 CLASSES ’36, '46, ’56 Glenn Weeks, 36; Erin Howell Teal, 36; Grace McSwain, 36; Roselyn Weaver Carroll, 36; Christine W. 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