Central High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Phenix City, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1954 volume:

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J 1 -new www 7'Y Q rs? ? W3 ,QM f 3'kx President ....,... MAX, . .Wayne Aiierxiw Secretary ,..,. . . .Carrie Barry Viceiiilresidenf .... .wwf . A .John Thomason Treasurer , . . . . John Riddle Craig Adams Wayne Allen Elizabeth Anthony Marion Anthony Ann Armstrong Sonny Arrant Mary Lou Arrington Martha Atkinson Bennie Aughtman Frank Bailey Rebecca Barnes Carrie Barry Mary Bazemore Larry Bell Jean Bentley Jeanette Benton Rebecca Bessant Ann Best Virginia Black Peggy Bland JoAnn Boss Royce Bowers John Bragg Billy Brantley Ann B,-iff Beverly Brooks Jerry Brown Wayne Bruner Janice Burch Joel Burkes Darwin Burkett Barbara Burroughs Ray Bush Shirley Butler Earl Butterworth Carolyn Caldwell Billy Campbell Jerry Cannon Billy Carden Jo Ann Carden Douglas Casey Moderee Chadwick Myrtle Chapman Johnnie Faye Chestnut Ginga Claridy Mary Clegg Betty Jean Cochran Tony Coleman Charles Cooke Herbert Cooper Pansy Cotton Larry De Coux Buddy Downs Peggy Edwards Donald Ensley Jewell Evans Jean Gallman Ann Gamble Henry Gentry Lawrence Gossett Mary Lee Goss John Greathouse Ralph Green Paula Griggs Annette Hammock Gene Harbin Jack Harrell Jimmy Harrison Sandra Harvey Clyde Henderson Jeanette Herring Barbara Ann Hickman Jean Hickman Venita Hollis Carolyn Holstead Janie Howell James Hunter Ward Hutchinson John Ingram Shelby Jean Ivey Betty Jackson Lewis Jones Bobby Kelly l N i Glenda Kelly Marie King Don Kinney Gladys Kite Sheila Kittrell Glenda Knighton Melvin Knighton Marie Lawrence Jack Luker E. C. Malone David Maloy Mary Alice Maloy Shelby Jean Maloy Olga Mares Donnie Martin George McManious Beverly Miller David Mixon Mary Ellen Mobley Thomas Modling Donald Moss Jerry Murray Gladys Napier Howard Nevels Foy Nutt Patricia Parker Foy Gene Parks Homer Parsons Donald Patterson Peggy Perkins Dennis Pickard Jeanette Piland Ronnie Pittman Edwin Pope Donald Porter Jerry Pgwerg Ann Puckett Edwin Puckett Riley Puckett Tommy Pugh Bobby Rabion Lee Roy Ragan Sue Ramsey James Ray Pat Reeves Gene Richards Shirley Richardson Dorothy Ray Alice Riddle John Riddle Eleanor Robinson Harris Rowland Jimmie Mae Sanders Shirley Shirah Mamie Smith Carolyn Spain Bernard Spear Opal Spivey John Spivey E. S. Stephens Eugene Stubbs Barbara Tew John Thomason Carleton Thompson Connie Tillery Shirley Tillery Shirley Tolbert Annie Laura Veasey Hilda Wade Dempsey Walls Richard Ward Joyce West Donald White Wayne Wiggins Barbara Ann Williams Jean Williams Patricia Williams Nelda Williamson Betty Jo Willis Bennett Witherspoon Ronald Woodall Jo Ann Yeamons H0 UR 1,3 gmwww President ...... L ........ ..., L arry Carmack Vrce-President ............ .......... M ack Ross Secretary and Treasurer .... ..... P hyllrs Smith lll'lllllllllIlE Jimmie Champion Jo Ann Chancellor Bobby Chesser Janice Cole Raymond Collins Gerald Comer Kay Cook Edith Corbett Tommy Corley Philip Coulter Ernestine Cox Verlon Crenshaw Eva Crooks James Daffron Deannie Daniels Raymond Davenport Amelia Davis Mary Davis Mary Ann Da Gloria Day Barbara Dodd Hortense Duck Jack Dudley Miriam Dudley vis- lllllllllllllllll Yvonne Hodge Bucky Howard Albert Howard Richard Huguley Betty Jackson Houston Jackson Richard Jacobs Jean Jarrell Kiss: asazmtfaae 3-ww ' - 2, ' 5-2 153233352332 f 1- ' - A .5:.:aE: t:: , , . -' 2 ,I . .gs QgS3SQZ5sif.5ai 5: M, K1 ' -1 , ,,..,.W- W ., .E:3:E- . rs, ia fyslffyf nw Sara Jean Jinnett Charles Johnson Juanita Johnson Diane Johnston Paula Johnston Newt Jones Sally Kennedy Shelly Kent Myra Killingsworth Kathleen King Joyce Kite Zona Belle Knight Benny Knox Jean Lansdon Wayne Locklar lllllllllllllllll l 1. George Martin Beverly Massey Lamar May Joye McCart Andrew McClure Harold Money Noel Moore Ruby Moody Mary Belle Moye Billy Murphy Dorothy Murphy Tommy Mullis Leon McWaters l Hiram Newberry Rachel Newsome Winston Newton Betty Nicholson Pete Norris 4 Jerry Norton Robert Oliver Robert Otts James Parker Jack Patterson llPillllllllllill Patricia Pickard Billie Jean Pope David Pope Shirley Pope Billy Price Martha Sue Ramsey Rex Richards James Richardson Jerry Ritter Patricia Ritter Jimmy Roberts Edward Robertson Mack Ross J h S ders Jerry Shine Charles Smith Sandra Ross Yvonne Rodgers o nny an Phyllis Smith Shirley Smit h Glenn Spears Wayne Stevens Mike Stewart lllllllllllllllll Gerald Storey Bertha Stringfellow J. B. Sudduth Bonnie Tate Charles Tice Betty Tillery Donnie Tillery Curtis Tubb Louis Turner Bradley Waller Modena Weaver Runette West Joanne Wheelus Betty White Bobby Whitehead Buster Whitman Peggy Whitman Bryant Williams La Nell Williams Linda Wilks Frank Wilson Hinton Wilson Carolyn Wright ESIIM N Perdue Patricia Ray Secretary ,. . .... lfreasurer .. wg ......... Judy Grimes dawg N 4 J the apple Voxxglgltflg Just a little higher l-le profits most who serves best Two timers An eyetul of beaut It is better to have a little than nothing O ld Fai Sandy th if -an my 553 fi swans of ToMonn ow gs Ml? an Pres. Baxley Osvyalt V.-Pres. Milliam Billingsley Jr. ll Sec. Carol Stamps Treas. Judy Russell First Row, Left to Right: lvlorgan Daniels, Teresa Self, Reginald Kemp, Ann Decoux, Baxley Oswalt, Carol Stamps, Ralph Lake, Janice Ramsey, Jerry Oliver, Carolyn Doolittle, Jane Ellis, Tony Grimes. Second Row, Lett to Right: Ann Deason, Janet Deason, Virginia Robinson, Judy Russell, Frank Page, Jesse Napier, Judy Allen, Patricia l-lowell, Virginia Peoples, Dianne Thompson. Third Row, Left to Right: Gwendolyn Hammond, Jimmy Watson, Donald Sallas, Janet East, Billy Sallas, Wayne Wall, Delores Mathews, Angelyn Kite, William Billingsley. Pres. Sec. Donald Lawrence Mickey Wald rob V.-Pres. Howard Benetield i Jr. ll Treas. Cody Smith First Row, Lett to Righti Elizabeth Watson, Daniel Duncan, Martha Edwards, Randall Lee, Mickey Waldrop, Dickie Lane, Marie Adams, Ted Brown, Martha Arnold, Walter Teel, Doris Benton, Larry l-lesv ley, Cody Smith, Second Row, Left to Right: Eugene Anthony, l-loward Benefield, Barbara Bess, Jeffrey Tidmore, Donald Lawrence, Katie Teague, Gary Smith, Ronnie Calhoun, Barbara Barber, Jimmy Rusk. Third Row, Lett to Right.: Alvin Caldwell, Ralph Taylor, Doyle Neal, l-larry l-lurst, Gary Boothe, James Davis, Bobby Murphy, Wilbur Atkins, Pres. Sec, Richard Cook Delores l-lill V.-Pres. Judy Ferrell Jr. ll Treas. Betty Carson First Rovv, Left to Right: Wade Mote, Judy Ferrell, Kenneth Allen, Troy Burch, Marvin Povvless, De- lores Hill, Tommy Cannon, Alice Mount, Louise McConnell, Mary Byrd, Joyce Ray, Edna Claire Sanders, Vivian Joyner, Sandra Massey. n R vv Lett to Ri ht Carol n Hemmin son Bett Carson Jud Chapman, Faye Williams, Shirley Seco d o , g 3 y g , y , y Bray, Jean Medley, Katherine Gay, Selene Spivey, Judy Lee, Shirley l-lurst. Third Rovv, Lett to Righti Ruben Corbett, Raymond Napier, Roger Peoples, Joe Scroggins, Richard Cook, Johnny Weaver. Pres. Sec. Sara Reeves Baker Whatley V.-Pres. Wyanne Collins Jr. Il First Row, Lett to Right: Melvin Stewart, Wyanne Collins, Terry Arnold, Brenda Coppedge, Jimmy Rumph, Carrie Henderson, Donald Harper, Christine Hall, Baker Whatley, Judy Parsons, Larry Jones, Josephine Bockman, David LaRue. Second Row, Left to Righti Jimmy Nobles, Mary Williams, Sandra Lake, Brenda Malone, Annette Lester, Eula Howard, Sara Reeves, Gerry Burch, Linda Ledbetter, Tommy Evans, Jerry Watson, Jimmy Cox, Mrs. McNamora. Third Row, Left to Righti Phillip Day, Larry Digby, Eugene Greer, Tommy Wade, Tommy Scribner, Bobby Pelham, Marshall Long, Donald Huckaby, Joe Duncan, Robert Henderson, Jerry Wynn. Pres. Sec. Edison Prince Fay Browning l V.-Pres. Kay Carmack Jr. II Treas. Alice Yearnons First Row, Left to Right: Maxine White, Frank Bockman, Felix Wilson, Louise Reeves, Woodrow Flow- ers, Clanton Gibson, Jimmy Little, Audrey Batson, Mrs. Creamer. econd Row Left to Ri ht Jerrie Hall Callie Brown .loan Chaney Sandra Russell, Alice Fay Bowman, S , g 1 , , , . Mildred Daye, Fay Browning, Kay Carrnack, Alice Yeamons, Edward Lammons. Third Row, Left to Right: Michael Perry, Edison Prince, Michael Smith, Larry Mclntyre, Jerry Horne, Robert Griggs, Raymond Moore, Lynn Griffin, Bobby Puckett, Winston Kelly, Everett Brown. President Secretary Eloise Kornegay Jackie Haines Vice-Pres. Judy Bentley Jr. ll Treasurer Owen Barbee First Row, Lett to Right: James Willitord, Dianne Rurnsey, Sue Jarrell, Jane Branch, Eloise Kornegay, Leon Whitehead, Clay l-lorne. Second Row, Lett to Right: Nancy Carpenter, Patsy Stanford, Jeanette Barr, Jackie l-laines, Betty Jones, Shirley Ann Harper, Linda Burkes, Judy Bentley Third Row, Left to Right: James Ingram, Harlin Scott, Leon Wooten, Virgil Miles, Paul Maddox. res. ec. Jeanette Thigpen Brenda Hasty V.-Pres. Nina Tillery Jr. ll First Row, Lett to Right: Roy Britton, Jeanette Thigpen, Nina Tillery, Patsy Milton, Gary Norton. Treas. Gaynell Kyser Second Row, Lett to Right: Patricia Starnes, Eudean Hand, Shirley Blue, Brenda Hasty, Patricia McKin- ney, Alice Holt, Gayneli Kyser. ' Third Row, Left to Right: Bobby Ellis, Jerry Rash, Maurice Maddox, Harry Patterson. A Pres. Sec. Bobby Downing Peggy Jones V. -Pres, Durwood Sims Jr. ll ll Treas. J. T. Attavvay First Row, Left to Right: Ronnie Walls, Peggy Jones Billy Turner Sue l-lead, Bobby Downing, Peggy Greer, Audrey Rayle, Murphy Atkins, Sandra May, Joseph Parker, Mr, Dodd, Second Row, Left to Right: Angelia Clemmons, Alice Booker, Janice l-linron, Betty Maddox, Eya Neal M , ilam, Cherry Cochran, Lorane McGregor, Tony Pope, J, T. Atlavvay, Durwood Sims, Third Row, Left to Right: Tommy Sanders, Jimmy Peters, Bobby Joe Allen, Neal Kemp, Charles McClure, Robbie Ray Mills, Billy Brooks, Billy Joe Ragan. 13 Y-vw-F' 2 if Pres. Sec. Linda Chadwick Roger Milling Jr Treas. V,-Pres. Dianne Cook Wayne Brannon l First Row, Lett to Right: Wayne Brannon, Rebecca Neal, Rex Barefoot, Caroline Shavers, Charles Pat- tillo, Linda Chadwick, Gary Capes, Emily Pitts, Ned Stinson, Mary Frences Hall, Shirley Wooten, Carlton Doolittle, Harrell Ryals, Mr, Watson. Second Row, Lett to Right: Dianne Cook, Judy Edwards, Peggy Tillery, Geraldine Hanson, Barbara Sue Hicks, Marie Hammond, Barbara Pope, Geraldine Cooper, Judy Moss, Donna Sue Hodgins, Milford Pitt- man, David Webster. Third Row, Left to Right: Larry Jackson, Nettie Adkison, Willene Walls, Hilbert Mills, Kelly Davis, Roger Milling, Bobby Brown, Robert Strickland, Larry Dubose, Carl Ryals, Gardner Pitts. res. Sec. Faye Stubbs Virginia Wynn V.-Pres, Treas. Judy Ha rdeman Melissa Webb First Row, Lett to Right: Minzor Chadwick, Phyllis Weaver, Donald Cook, Dawn Finley, Noah Farrner, Melissa Webb, Frank McCIendon Sherry Bankston, Scarbrough Newsome, Jo ce Gar Th I , . y ner, e ma Jean l-lortrnan, Vernon Richardson, Vivian McLendon, Second Row, Lett to Right: Nedra Rodgers, Judy Pollard, Judy l-lardeman, Sandra Kay Autry, Virginia Wynn, Elaine Kilpatrick, Mirl Rugg, Caroline Snider, Faye Stubbs, Faye Dauphin, Marion Still, Margean Caraway, Mrs. Patterson. Thir d Row, Lett to Right: Myron Fillingim, Byron Coulter, Billy Kelly, Larry Grimes, Leroy Benefield, Jerry Ledbetter, Billy Davis. 11.4, -.V Pres. Sec. Kathryn Garrett Connie Carmack Jr. V,-Pres. Joyce OlBrien Treas. Larry Bond First Row, Lett to Right: Larry Bond, Annie Clara Newman, William Stillwell, Carolyn Kent, Thomas Lee Judy Grimes, Dianne Bonner, Wilburn Butts, Betty Barr, Joel Cosby, Martha Williams, Sandra l-lorne, Dennis McClure. Second Row, Lett to Right: Ned Weathers, Kathryn Garrett, Shirley Allen, Sara Medley, Charles Kelly, ' ' ' S ' P t Ann Shehane, Michael Burkes. Franklin Shine, Lois Howell, Mary Stephens, Betty Nell warn, a sy Third Row, Lett to Right: Mrs. McCarty, Cynthia Gullatt, Mary Newsome, Mary Ann Walters, Wilma Ducker, Lendon McWaters, Joyce O'Brien, Jane Butterworth, Alice Day, Jean Foxworth. Pres. William Weathersby Charlotte Floyd Sec, it Jr. F ll V,-Pres, F Treas. LC Carpenter Sue Land First Row, Lett to Right: Sally Tew, Ann Rolling, Patricia Bishop, Carey Chadwick, Brenda Newsome, Dan Barron, Myra Amerson, Bill Waldrop, Patricia Kennon, Bob Waldrop, Charlotte Floyd, Charles Floyd, Pamela Bray, Jimmy Snead. Second Row, Lett to Right: Norma Wells, Gypsy Evans, Janice Carpenter, Kay Kelly, Sue Land, Patricia Ennis, Faye Harden, Leslie Sudduth, Carole Cain, Marie Abbot, Brenda Lewis, Gloria l-larris, Third Row, Lett to Right: Sue Newsome, Laura l-lart, Martha Howard, Linda Webb, William Weath- ersby, Marc Burkes, Fletcher Findlater, Patricia Day, Margie Colbert, Betty Mae Cook, Tommy Lane, Mrs, Virginia Sells. S res ec David Mount Donald l-lamrick Treas V,-Pres. Bobby Bray Dawson Lee First Row, Lett to Right: Donald l-lamrick, Ralph Reddish, Mildred Farmer, Wendell Johns, Collis Wil liams, Rita Adams, l-loyt Gamble, Jimmy Byard, David Mount, Jackie Rhodes, George Davis, David Farmer Jimmy Pope, Roy Ramsey. Second Row, Lett to Right: Phillip l-lewitt, Jimmy Rash, Mary Alice Whitehead, Jean McFerrin, Willene Dattron Linda Daniels, Betty Ragan, Jean Ellen Burch, George Duck, Betty Applin, Lillian Moody Charlie Page. Third Row, Lett to Right: Sam l-lunley, Bobby Bray, Dawson Lee, Kenneth Piclcard, Bobby Spivey, Terry Pugh, Jerry Knowles, Jerry Reddish, Frank Justice. Jr. Preg, SGC. Ben Fuller Gilbert l7l'1lllIpS Jr. V. -Pres. J Treas. Gloria l-larden Glenn Woods First Rovv, Left to Right: William Willis, Charles Riddle, l-lenry Champion, Clintnice Smith, William Tolson, Carolyn Smith, Carlton Greathouse, Harold Grimes, David Adams, Eugene Killingsvvorth, Gerald Jones, John David Shelton, Alice Halliman, Jerry Tew, Meredyth Claridy. Second Rovv, Left to Right: Arnold Spurlin, Dorothy Thomas, Frances Smith, Margie Mahoney, Faye McKinney Gloria Harden, Marie Jones, Rebecca Gunnels, Judith Blanton, Lillie Bell Baker, Judith Fuller, Jimmy Johnson, Third Rovv, Left to Right: Lavaughn Aughtman, Randolph Peters, Ben Fuller, Glenn Woods, Don Kittrell, Walter Martin, William Morrow, Clayton Parrish, Nelson Weaver, Gilbert Phillips. Pres Sec. Alvin Gallman Mary Jo Cass Jr. Treas. William Roberts V,-Pres. Grady Goins First Row, Lett to Right: Eudon Morris, Linda Nell Allen, Thelma Gray, Calvin Harvey, Lana Chadwick, Mary Helen Sowell, Merriel Rhodes, Joe Perry, Freddy Cannon, Betty Jean Fuqua, Bobby Ennis, Second Row, Lett to Right: Emily Teel, Wynanne Polk, Jean Roberts, Mattie Faye Gordon, Arita Jean Thorne, Melba Jenkins, Judy Simmons, Maria Cacciatore, Clara Ann Cannon, Joseph Cacciatore, Joy Shiver, Mary Joe Cass. Third Row, Lett to Right: Mrs, Dowis, Alice Faye McClendon, Ann O'Bright, Barbara Smith, Patricia Luker, Naomi Whitehead, Kaylene Dunn, Henry Parks, Edgar Milan, Jerry Ellis, Elbert Jones, Alvin Gall- man, Grady Goins. l V.-Pres. Wanda La Rue res, Sec. Max Wilks Joe Franklin Jr. Treas Jimmy Teate ll First Row, Lett to Right: Effort Arnold, Barbara Ann l-lutchins, James Carroll, Wanda LaRue, Jimmy T t L R ea e, amar ogers, Carleen Burnham, Amos Liles, Jimmy Wrlliams, Seth Floyd Carroll, James Branch, Alton Littleton, Jesse l-lugley, James Grissett. Second Row, Lett to Righti Judy Carden, Juanita McCall, Barbara Clark, Nelle Rabion, Janet Redden, Dorothy Eiland, Bobby Stuart, Ned Redden, Audrey Rhodes, Wanda Knight, Charles Ivey, Donald Chapman, Charles Whitten. Third Row, Lett to Right: Joe Franklin, William Edwards, Charles Wilson, Lynn Willis, Cecil lrnpson, Jerry Hammond, George Lewis, Max Wilks, Joe Umphress, Robert Vance, Mr, Thomas Ingram, u II .L . J ,zv .MQWV J ww X 1 r Q Q 1, va M H 3. mx it 8, ' ,pa xg' Struttm after the vsctory W WAWW, f V V 7 I ' v 4 I I - Baseball 4,,.. ffffe 4 . P H 4 Pj, -I f', ' P 69840 f4f1t 3V 'Yll-vQ.vsb 5 X f' xx f' 'K I' N- 4 'gk D N bxs N. xx xx xx xx xx N xx X 'x BILLY McKENZIE Captain F00 BALL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL SCHEDULE I2 EUFAULA . ff 7 commsos AUBURN . LANIER ., ......44 JORDAN .. ......32 ORELIKA . ......27 SELMA... ......2'7 VALLEY .. ......I9 BAKER CENTRAL ...... O GORDON . TOMMY GARRETT Head Coach JIMMY FEWELL Co-Captain FLOYD WORTHY B Team Coach I I I I, L A. G. SMITH Line Coach M ITCI-I EL KENNEDY Line Coach BOBBY MCCLUSKY BILLY MCKENZIE BENNIE AUGHTMAN LOUIS TURNER JERRY CANNON End End End End End All-State All Bi-City Captain '53 HARRY HARRISON WAYNE WEBB Tackle Back MAIJRICE BRAGG JOE KEARNEY DONNIE DAVIS Tackle Tackle Tackle WAYNE ALLEN WAYNE CHAPMAN CHARLES MacDONALD EARL COOK JIMMY AMERSON Tackle Guard Guard Guard Guard Honorable Mention Honorable Mention All-State All-State SONNY PARKER BILLY CAMPBELL JOHNNY SANDERS BILL BUSH EARL BUTTERWORTH Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard HENRY GENTRY Center JIMMY FENNELL GEORGE DADES Center BaCk Co-Captain '53 FOY GENE PARKS LARRY HOLT RAY BUSH Back Back Back Honorable Mention All-State JOHNNY WALKER EDWIN PUCKETT RILEY PUCKETI' MATHEL FREDRICK DAVID POPE I Back Back Back Back Back Bush with the ball! CENTRAL I2 EUFAULA 6 A last-ditch pass from Bush to McKenzie gave the Central Red Devils a l2 to 6 upset victory over a strong Eufaula team in their first game of the l953 season, One of the main factors, that accounted for Central's win was the small Red Devil line. This first win seemed to give the team the confidence they needed to finish out the season with an almost ex- cellent record. An improving Central eleven tied a slightly favored Auburn squad, by the score of 6 to 64 The two teams were so evenly matched that neither could move on the ground and most of the game was played in the air, Both teams were forced to punt time and time again. Central's lone score came on a blocked punt on the Auburn five yard line. CENTRAL 6 AUBURN 6 Holt picks up yardage! l've got 'im. CENTRAL 7 COLUMBUS I8 The Red-lmps dropped their first Bi-City game to a powerful Columbus eleven by the score of I8 to 7A lt was a hard fought ball game all the way, but the Central backfield could not get started. The stronger Columbus team seemed to dominate the field. Central's lone score came on a Bush to McKenzie pass with Bobby McClusky adding the extra point, Bobby lvlcClusky's extra point boot proved to be the difference in a hard fought contest between the Central l-ligh Red Devils and the Sidney Lanier Poets of Mont- gomery. This surprising victory over a highly favored team shocked everyone, mostly the poet fans, Both teams fought hard but the Red Devil line held and Central took their second win of the year. CENTRAL 7 SIDNEY LANIER 6 is Ouch l CENTRAL 44 JORDAN 14 Central won their first Bi-City battle from the Jordan l-ligh Red Jackets by the score of 44 to l4. The Central team dominated the field and went ahead from the start to beat a shocked Jordan squad. The Central squad used every method of scoring they knew to win by such a wide margins The Central l-ligh Red Devils came from behind to beat a strong Valley team by the score of 27 to l9 It was a hard fought contest all the way with Bush and McKenzie leading the attack for Central, Although the Central squad trailed in the first quarter l3 to 6, they came from behind to win their fifth game of the seasons CENTRAL 27 VALLEY I9 Bush dives for yardage! Fredrick scores! CENTRAL 32 OPELIKA 19 A greatly improved Central team won their fourth game of the season from the Clift l-ligh Bulldogs of Ope- lika, The Red lmps held the Opelika team to only 27 yards rushing while getting 268 yards on the ground them- selves, The Red Devils ground attack was led by fullback MaTheI Fredrick with his smashes through the Opelika line. ln their homecoming game, the Red lmps made it six by defeating Parrish l-ligh of Selma, Alabama 27 to 6. The Devils pulled out front from the start and wouldn't be denied the victory, Selma was held to 27 yards rushing with the Central line turning in a superb performance, CENTRAL 27 SELMA 6 The big crack-up! SX. wwf Q' ' .,...,.f. ' , .. Q X' as V if 9 iv Y gigs' X gg I ' , 'gif f -X, I f fr 1 K 1 55 jxfxwt ' X , A I' 9 . Q J' ,ESR x X ,I 5 Qs by 4' A PWA! s .Q ff . XX xgf U if ft '10 m 5'f 5 -M. ZA. 11 19 if 34 5 20 3wE ?X4'i fwff 31 3. i x ii '42, i KS is A E ..Z . N i1 4 , ,,,, EN A wg, ,. 5' A Wvvfp, ig-+ ex. ff. 4 S Q - 1 + . QS if w R uk U . DF fi r. 'IF - A-any W FLOYD WORTHY Coach JIMMY FEWELL Captain CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL ..,., ...... CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL OPELIK IIA KIITIJALL SCHEDULE SEALE ........,......... SMITH STATION SMITH STATION BUREAGUARD ..... .,.. EUFAULA ...... SEALE ........ COLUMBUS ..., LANETT ..... BAKER ........ ALEX CITY . . . VALLEY ..... JORDAN ..... EUEAULA .... COLUMBUS ,.... .... O'KEEFE ,,....,.,. .... WEST FULTON . . LANETT ........ .... OKEEFE .,........ .... WEST FULTON .... .... JORDAN ......., .... BAKER ....... VALLEY ...., ALEX CITY .... OPELIKA .... OPELI KA ..... ALEX CITY TOURNAMENT SI-IEFFIELD,....... TLMLRODGERSH.. LAN ETT TOURNAMENT LAFAYETTEH.. LANETT,....... BEULAInl.......... FOURTH DISTRICT TOURNAMENT WETUMRKA A .........,...... MITCI-IEL KENNEDY B Team Coach JERRY COULTER Co-Captain Left to Right, First Row: George Dades, Frank Bailey, Ray Bush, Johnny Waiker, Second Row: Donnie Martin, Bennie Aughtman, Bobby McCIusky, Jerry CouIter, Jimmy FevveII, and Wesley Capps, t Q N. xg 1 K x ' mx 'Q Ni f QQ X 5 N i i 7 if is Qbmf N. ml my E . A asia Lie' Xl- , - ' T ' X C if ' , 2 ' 1 f x L.. 'I ima M 'NX b , Q p.,- :i:, - t ' - I W, 'I 9 X 5 f x 1 -, f . 'ai si 3 .. milf, ,- 35 Q I I .....,.,: 5 xgt- . 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S 4' ,ai ai'-a' .Q I 25 S, J! If , Xa wig L ' r iii BA IIIIIILL I Captain AUBREY Hicks CENTRAL ........ 3 CENTRAL ........ 20 SMITH STATION CENTRAL ........ 2 COLUMBUS ....... CENTRAL ........ 9 AUBURN ......... CENTRAL ........ 9 LAFAYETTE ...... CENTRAL ........ O CENTRAL ........ 3 CENTRAL ........ 23 SMITH STATION AUBURN ......... VALLEY .......... JORDAN .......... Coach 1953 SCHEDULE I3 CENTRAL I LEWIS JONES C0-Captain Most Valuable Player BAKER LAFAYETTE.......l OPELIKA.... ...5 JORDAN..... ...4 BAKER.... ...9 I VALLEY... ...9 7 OPELIKA ......... 8 CENTRAL ........ 9 COLUMBUS ....... 3 4 CENTRAL I3 CENTRAL IO CENTRAL 8 CENTRAL 3 CENTRAL 6 CENTRAL I I9i3SQUAD f Id B W'thers n, Jerry Bentley, Ger- Left to Right, First Row: Frank Hyles, Tommy Wade, Bucky Howard, Larry Sinque ie , eno I poo ald Boswell, Herbert Cooper, John Thomason, Henry Gentry, George Dades, Donald Porter, Second Rowi Sonny Parker, Marvin Foster, Bennie Aughtman, John Riddle, Hugh Bo Bentley, Morris Lee, Bobby Daniels, Henry Cook, Carthan McCart. Third Row F ll L ' J Bobb McClusky, Bobby Martin, Eddie Cameron, Jerry Cannon, and Wayne Webb Coach Hicks, Jimmy ewe , ewis ones, y TRACK RKLAND WAYNE WNY KK RAY BUSH CHAPMAN HARRY HARRISON M FREDRNUX SANDY Macog MMHEL WD THE souAD ' .N Left to Right, First Row: Foy Gene Parks, Manager, Jimmy Kirkland, Charles MacDonaid, Ray Bush. Second Row: Fredrick, Harry Harrison, and Wayne Chapman. Mafhel UIIEERL illlllll Lett to Right: Alice Riddle Donald Patterson Martha Whatley Ronald Sinquetield Dianne Johnston and Gerald Storey. M5 V V V dd MARTHA WHATLEY Captain Left to Right: Alice Riddle, Donald Patterson, Martha Whatley, Ronald Sinquetield, Dianne Johnston and Gerald Storey. .iw f,+smmwwawS.wns 5 ITF? 5' ' VX - fs? ,, A Q33 . . Q, wif W x, may-'Y-:emi mgw ,xwgxiy ? 1 i ...- :ax ii Q Q Q1 K x, x N R 2 K T A-' x xx X Q ,N 3- it 95 W x3 v 'W fi Q, N Wm .gf R' M wx X. qx F. W Aix mxswxyxwwwwmmmwm 2 .aM 2 1 1 5 1 1+ x-x,X. . + af 2 A , ww X -nn wt. 'sirE.:, . 1 I S 1' iw A . 3 55 9589 il . Y W V Q C ,O ww Rf Q Nw 2 X -iii . 5.-N55 X x ' SEQ V Emi wi Q E55 E54 : 3 2 EQ 1 1 sf if' if ,sous isis, 9 Q QQKQOQT. g..1l'if mm .lf,lN'iv!-gs ,IQ-l5Q 0 ix , W: K'Qg new ii Q on l'q'g',', AQQQQion .eil-tl-suse ,Qldlsooas rlllliiit ODQUODICQ at 9.0.0nuss U BOQU -ihqnlnnuqi' Ill! l , 0.0 IA 'L oi ww -.. 'E' . 2f4:Q. 5 .uno-'21, , i...1 ,n, .gle0!QllpI ill.. Q . fu Z'-x 'Y 0 '. R. x ,rd rg! ,. 'fa i 1, an '- RSF J W is O Obs I it . as Q 4 as if Q ws x J ,vw 1- s A x if-Sf 1 .avi-M X KY ,gg ui' x ,XS Ewf QV X M-.N ,. item Ribs Qvm, X. . xKw+:. x . 5' X xp .. Y ,jk M2 .. X ii A -,-W., . A. M- yr. ,N X . ,S Cv-W 5 , fm ww 4 ,z MS. . . yy, .www Fx lx ff-,uw P A wi . 1 ,wwf 'K SN iiiiiiii Pres. Sec. Elise Floyd Maxine McGuttin Treas. V. - Pres. Mickey Kennedy Jerry Murray The purpose of this club ist to promote the ideals ot honesty, service, and leadership among! the high school students ot America, to reward meritorious achievement, and to encourage and assist stu- dents to continue their education after high school. Left to Right, First Row: Jerry Murray, Elise Floyd, Ann Britt, Second Row: Jeanette Tiller, Carol Randall, Virginia Black, Patsy Watson, Mickey Kennedy, Jeraldine Adams. Third Row: Eleanor Robinson, Bobbie Jenkins, Judy Horne, Shirley Tillery, Mamie Smith, Joy Arrington, Ruth Barbee, Barbara Howard, Shirley Massey, Mrs, Clara D. Helms. Fourth Rowi Nelda Williamson, John Thomason, Edwin Pope, Jack Harrell, Sylvia Newsome, Peggy Perkins, Mane Lawrence, Rebecca Bessant, Mary Ellen Mobley, Mary Bazemore, Faye Bazemore. Fifth Row: Billy Hollis, Charles Cook, Byron Grant, Tina Johnson, Jo Ann Yeamons, Annette Welch, Glenda Knighton, Dorothy Ray, Olga' Mares, Shirley Richardson, Cynthia Reeves, Peggy Tidmore. Tllllll 'I' llllll lllli i X V.-Pres. Bobby Clark Pres. Sec. Byron Grant Judy Horne Treas. Fay Bazemore The purpose of the Student Council of Central High School is to promote harmonious relations between teachers and students and among students themselves, the worthy ideals ot scholarship, citi- zenship, sportsmanship, extra-curriculum participation, service, and co-operation. Left to Right, First Row: Carrie Barry, Edith Corbett, Larry Carmack, Beverly Parker, Sam Sherill, Patricia Ray, David Pope. Second Row: Mr. Warren Richards, Mary Bazemore, Margaret Attebery, Jerry Coulter, Mr. W. F. Darnell, Judy Horne, Byron Grant, Faye Bazemore, Mrs. Sam W. Keel. Standing: Wesley Knight, George Dades, Donald Ensley, John Ingram, Tony Engrish, John Johnson, Mack Ross, Mane Lawrence. A aw' , 3, PM WANNA ,Q :iii wg 5 3 If if! Sw ve- Sf N55 f K 1 we W5 k 3 1 152 I iw: UL M PM . 3 5344 3 3313 is 1 . ' , J. W Q ,MQ X if Wai V Q 3 Q v KX -L Min N gg Q.. M w 'N f'321zb. f Q .- SNS is Q45 43? 5 vf in Q 51555 E E if Q x ,K Xia? gi .,... if-r. B .4-v an 'E' MQW A S ff W, , .JS , .1 Q 2 2 g , A A Rf4'U'?Y xi x Xu E1 1 4 2 ',:'i,iQ:::f .Q : .q' W ..: A W: .: Ea 'X H , ' 5' Kyiv-5 X M .- wx .x R 3, ..N,,, ..... . :fe- w x- - 15332, im, img Q , it sr is 35. SCORE Q3 K S , KE' 5 2 Eff 5 A wi fi . , ,i .,,:., -k,. .,..,., , WW tif Www N ww X ,A .. Q :S ,. ax -qi : f :51' as 5 :Y V1 NX: Q -:F 13,9 Sf as ' - :km 'AIS-viii si, x . , Q f 2f6Sii,'gQ5LEZ-EQ 55325-58:2-?i'5?I. :zu-1-:-: - 3 QQ W : s L ' gx X , ... R, ax A , Q mx. MSS Q TQ J 1 NL 1 ,- K A as K :XV A ..,, X 'I1:l:2i:v:I x I X .,,,. V S X Mer ,Q X 1 T-Ya E: 'Q : ' ,mx 2 N X if y 533, . fx Vx :X ' my F x w x ef x , N x 7 ,Q . wa v V ,W 3.4 -. 1 .x Q - Sa k W T X ......:. ..., .,.. , . X X Y M 'fm N' A Rik Sf? Q K ,K 3 ' X5 4,9 gg i? .5 gp ,lg xm X 222 . W X i gf' ' 3. sg, gg: ., -v 1 ff y , R -. ik 3, QS, - xx Q .5 M. , X W Q . xii 9 V ' IS illl'l'lli 'llll-lll-Y Pres. Sec, Ernestine Cox Judy Barbee Treas. V,-Pres. Margaret Bowden Phyllis Smith l We help build a better tomorrow by extending throughout the school and Community, higher standards ot Christian character. Left to Right, First Row: Ernestine Cox. Second Row: Margaret Bowden,'Phyllis Smith. Third Row: Gloria Day, Judy Barbee ' ' ' FI d. F'fth Row Beverly Massey. Fourth Row: Jo Ann Chancellor, Dianne Johnston, Verlon Crenshaw, Patricia Ray, Bette oy 1 P F Gail Penuel Carolyn Wright Jean Lansdon Ethel McLendon Leah Funderburk, Betty William Tommie Byard, eggy reeman, , , , , son Jeanette Childs. Sixth Row: Betty Tillery, Dorothy Nix, Carol Lane, Barbara Posey, Ruth Ann Hilyer, Carol Walls, Mrs Victoria W. Taylor, Jeanette Ming, Phyllis Woods, Judy Grimes, Hattie Johnson, June Grimes, Janice Schweers. iiix iiii-iii-ii 5 Pres. Sec. Judy Russell Faye Browning V,-Pres Treas. Kay Carmack Carol Stamps We help build a better tomorrow by extending throughout the school and community, higher standards ot Christian character, Left to Right, First Row: Patsy Melton, Nina Tillery, Shirley Wooten, Pat Kennon, Linda Chadwick, Carolyn Shavers, Pat Bishop, Christine Hall, Judy Parson, Alice Mount, Sue Jarrel, .Sue Head, Frances Smith, Dorothy Thomas, Charlotte Fl d M J oy , iss ewel Peters. Second Row. Judy Russell, Dianne Cook, Virginia Robinson, Carol Stamps, Janice Carpenter, Katherine Gay, Carolyn Hemingson, Judy Grimes, Virginia Wynn, Faye Stubbs, Mirl Rugg, Meredyth Claridy, Selene Spivey, Mary Stephen Delores Hill Fa e William . Th' d R M ld ' y s ir ow: i red Day, Kay Carmack, Faye Browning, Shirley Hurst, Janet Deason, Ann Deason, Kay Kelly, Sue Land, Pat Ennis, Wynanne Polk, Alice McLendon, Mickey Waldrop, Patricia McKinney, Carolyn Doolittle Fourth Rowg Leslie Sudduth, Carol Cain, Joyce O'Brien, Alice Yeamons, Mary,Ann Walters, Linda Webb Willene Walls, Marth Ho d , a war , Mary Newsome, Cynthia Gullatt, Jerrie Hall, Louise Reeves, Janice Ramsey, Shirley Bray, Patricia Howell, Peggy Jones. 1 . x WML' 457 gf! ,,wv,W ,. ww t ,, wild . w sys. ff is NV 'Q ' - x. K 5 X Rxiwxf, X fl E W ,L is k , L fx 5. -1 ff- ,H 4.1 k '- GN , A .xc lj L Mu N iw -5:1 A ' ' , X . 2 is AL W A 'W Q' i n ' J f . ' 1 we if ' :.g:. X 5 7' A HW '7 ,SVSSZL S K - Q? 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' ' K fx qv . x .Q 5 F 5 T N , H x llllllllilL llL B Left to Right, First Row' Mr, Emile Watson, Phyllis Weaver, Peggy Ann Tillery, Edna Claire Sanders, Deanne Cook, Nina Ruth Tillery, Shirley Wooten, Pat Ke-nnon, Carolina Shavers, Sandra Massey, Christine Hall, Judy Parsons, Alice Mount, Pamela Bray, Mary Frances Hall, Second Row: Gerry Burch, Sara Reeves, Brenda Malone, Wynanne Polk, Margie Colbert, Carrie Mae Hen- derson, Brenda Newsome, Janice Carpenter, Kay Kelly, Betty Applin, Catherine Gay, Virginia Wynn, Fay Stubbs, Merle Rugg, Judy Pollard, Brenda Coppedge, Meridyth Claridy, Delores Hill, Faye Williams Third Row' Sue Land Dianne Thompson, Annette Lester, Eula Hovvard, Mary Williams, Sandra Lake, Judy Allen, Shirley Hurst, Linda Ledbetter Ga nell K V ' ' , y yser, irginia Peoples, Barbara Lynn Willis, Willene Daffron, Donna Sue Hodgins, Wyann Collins, Gloria Harden. Fourth Row: Linda Webb, Wll W ll Al H l i i ene a s, ice o t, Shirley Bray, Brenda Hasty, Janice Ramsey, Melissa Webb, Sherry Bankston, Patricia Ennis, The Choral Club is organized to give the students an opportunity to learn to sing together. lt takes part in assembly programs and to entertain PTA, Pres. Sec. Delores Hill Sa ra Reeves V.-Pres, Treas. Linda Chadwick Josephine Bockman GLEE CLUB Pres. Sec, James Berry Elise Floyd l V.-Pres. Treas. Judy Horne Carol Randall SENIOR GLEE CLUB The Glee Club of Central l-ligh School has tried through the years to encourage a wide participa- tion in the singing program and to maintain a high standard of materials and performance. The Boys' Chorus sang for the February meeting of the Fourth District meeting of Coaches and Principals, and the Junior Girls' Chorus and the Boys' Chorus were on the Variety Night program on February l8 and l9. The Glee Club, Boys' Chorus, and Junior Girls' Chorus participated in the Fourth District Music Festival at Troy, Aalabama, in March. Many individual singers and pianists took part in the auditions at the Music Festival. On April 22 and 23 the Glee Club proudly presented The Student Prince by Sigmund Romberg lmusicl and Dorothy Donnelly lbook and lyricsl. vi' 'fs Wf .qc 1 s W 4 'SJC ii: :T .IS 23.3 223 Q. ivy, in A 'ik 3319111 WHA' map? xii it-6' if QW 'Nm--0 Jerry Coulter Dorothy Ray V Pres. Treas. Bobby Vann Patsy Watson We provide music for the football games and present an annual band concert. We add to the community by presenting special programs ity organiaztions. Billl Flutes Mickey Kennedy Pat Ray Dorothy Nix Era Jean Cannon Clarinets Jimmy Harrison Frank Wilson Glenda Knighton Joyce Boswell Connie Tillery James Pennington Annette Hammock Michael Smith Beverly Brooks Louise Reeves Katie Mcl.emore Eb Alto Clarinet John East Bass Clarinet Alice Yeamons Buster Whitman Bassoon Kay Carmack Oboe Mildred Day Eb Alto Saxoph on Larry Ca rmack Tenor Saxophone Bobby Boone Baritone Saxophone Edison Prince Horns Bobby Vann Patsy Watson Curtis Tubbs Baritones Don Wade George Perdue Edward Robertson Cornets Donald Ensley Everette Brown Raymond Moore Charles Blau Donnie Tillery Riley Phillips June Barbee John Lupo Wayne Prickett Trombones Melvin Knighton Robert Perry Michael Perry Jerry Hall Bass Drum Tony Coleman Cymbals Bobby Puckett Snare Drums Shirley Ray Francine Putman Diane Martin Felix Wilson Belli Lyre Deloria Rabion Tympani Dorothy Ray MAJllRll'l'Tll We add glamour to the band as we march in parades and during halftimes at football games. Annette Hammock Connie Tillery Dorothy Ray Joyce Boswell Patsy Watson Mickey Kennedy Left to Right: Dorothy Ray, Joyce Boswell, Mickey Kennedy, Annette Hammock, Connie Tillery. Kneel ing: Patsy Watson. Jll lllll Pres. Edison Prince V,-Pres. Howard Benetield Sec, Walter Pitts Treas. Alice Yeamons Hlllll BA ll Kay Carmack Shirley Wooten Alice Yeamons Lett to Right, First Row: Donna Sue Hodgins, Caroline Shavers, Randall Lee, Charles Patterson Gardner Pitts, Gary Capes, Shirley Wooten, Mary Frances Hall, Bobby Brown, Linda Chadwick Robert Struck land, David Webster. Second Row: Judy Edwards, Dickey Lane, Jerrie Hall, Louise Reeves Mildred Daye Kay Carmack, Judy Moore, Marie Hammock, Alice Yeamons, Rodger Milling. Third Row Doyle Neal Michael Smith, Felix Wilson, Howard Benefield, Michael Perry, Edison Prince, Everett Brown Bobby Puckett, Raymond Moore. I X5 X. MW mwy 'Q gm, , i .3 ,QM ...L fa Q 2.1215 2,22 1152- f Q95 bwswfv-QILQ ,mf Wfw 8-vi if if gyvgh N1 Q s 2 E KEYIIIILE Lett to Right: J. B. Sudduth Marie Lawrence Mrsi Nelle Coulter Maxine McGuttin .... ........ E ditor John Thomason ..... ..... A sst, Editor Mrs, Nelle Coulter .... ........... A dvisor Barbara Burroughs ..... .... B usiness Manager Lett to Right: John Thomason, Maxine McGuftin, Mrs. Nelle Coulter, Barbara Burroughs. EDITORIAL STAFF Marie Lawrence John Thomason Wade Smith Maxine McGuftin Edwin Pope Annette Welch Barbara Howard TAFF N EWS STAFF Lett to Right: Jennette Tiller, J, B. Sudduth, Barbara Burrough, Betty Tillery, Carolyn Wright, Dianne Johnston, Margaret Bowden. Seated, Left to Right: Barbara Howard, Edwin Pope, Marie Lawrence. BUSINESS STAFF Carolyn Wright Margaret Bowden Mr. Warren Richards Barbara Burroughs Jean Lansdon SPORTS STAFF Jimmy Weaver Wade Smith Jack Harrell !-,,.11-f-'-5 lg-Q-'- ,L-:S ---Q-gi 54:1 ' 5N' .4-3 'E E ...-- i-- - '-E- '--- ' X UE 'I'llilLi-l ,rf .........Editor Donald Osborn .... Joy Arrington.. . . .... Literary Editor Fay Bazemore ..... ..... M ake-Up Editor Bobby Clark ,....., ..... B usiness Manager James Richardson ...... ........ A rt Editor Mrs. Nelle S. Coulter .... ..... A dvisor Lett to Right Standing James Richardson Joy Left to Rightt Bobby Clark, Fay Bazernore, Joy Arrington Bobby Clark Seated Mrs Nelle Arrington, James Richardson. Coulter Fay Bazemore llllILL AND UIHILL We who are members of the Keyhole Staff and the Red and Black Staff, belong to this National Organization whose purpose is to further the work of High School Journalists. Lett to Right, Seated: Jeanette Tiller, Mickey Kennedy, Maxine McGuffin, Max Adams, Barbara l-loward, Mr, Floyd Worthy. Standing: Jack Harrell, Carol Randall, Edwin Pope, Judy Horne, John Thomason, Jeraldine Adams, Annette Welch, Peggy Tidmore, Ruth Barbee, Barbara Burroughs, Joy Arrington, Marie Lawrence. Pres, TVEBS. Max Adamg Barbara Howard V.-Pres. Sec. Maxine McGuftin Mickey Kennedy Editor ,,........ Business Manager. Buiness Manager. 99 sub, 2 2 ' rv in '-3 3 F x .f 9 4 5 510 Left to Right: Shelia Kittrell Peggy Tidmore Mickey Kennedy Joyce McCart Jeraldine Adams Jean Gallman Mickey Kennedy Mr. Floyd Worthy Advisor ................. .........JeraIdine Adams . . . ..... Peggy Tidmore Mickey Kennedy Jeanette Benton .... Jeraldine Adams ..........,........... Peggy Tidmore ..,........................ Shelia Kittrell, Jean Gallman, Joye McCart, Judy Barbee, Jo Ann Carden ......,... Carol Randall ........................ Ruth Ba rbee .... Ann Britt ...... Shelia Burkes ,.... Carol Newsome ..... Bette Floyd ...... . Jeanette Childs ..... Alice Riddle. .. Tommie Byard .... Beverly Massey ..... Judy l-lorne .... Peggy Perkins ,..... Betty Jean Byrd . Gerald Boswell ................ Sammy l-lovyard, James Brooks ..... Max Adams .............. Mr. Floyd Worthy .... llllil ...........Editor . . . . . .Assistant Editor .. ...Business Manager . . . . .Business Manager ... . . .Business Staff ...Senior Class Editor . . . .Senior Class Editor . . . .Junior Class Editor Sophomore Class Editor . . . . .Freshman Class Editor .Freshman Class Editor . . . . .Freshman Class Editor ..........Club Editor . . . . .Club Editor . . . . .Club Editor . . .... Feature Editor . . . . . . . . .Annex Editor .Assistant Annex Editor . . .... ...Sports Editor . . . .Sports Staff . . . .Photography ....Adyisor we TEX xx xx X. 1 Ng, QQ: RQ' V ' . 4 L K x X -. Q S . v ' isis .X xx X. Q5 W QR N N5 y N SE Q1 my was wk ' i . 5 ' it xi S? .w2um.,.,4r: ., ,1i,gY.g,3 . ff SM., is ff- N ' ga, X 5 , x S 2 1 A ' N L X K KiE1f'H 'Rss WWE .wx 'F' LN xmqgfi W, ' is Mg ww 'N . My X an M Q Sf N X A Q NW x , ,. X ' 'Sidi'-5' K X .riff if N F Q g ff N ll' wg W Q: Www ,.. 'Q X-l 3 NX A SS , , Q1 Q -S ws ,W Mi! ,.., R , ,WMWRNQWK 'f , Q 53 59. 'K :ai Xgwyx . ,L Q sg . .X X if RKNIQW NX . -.igrv 3 'SUN - w 51215 . x A 'iE'I . . X : ., Q wh Ru .,... 5:55, at X qv -- mkbiysxwmm G x Q N x xx X X w. A 5 Q NS 1 K fr' ..:,.,.4x .. ,f X NN. al, ki ' ,wif -X ,TAX X x 5 ,gg M N3 x-X- ,, nf 'F?.Nv?i.xw,.w Xp, ,,.., .,,.., ,,,... ,... : S A-ik Sy? .ll.T. Left to Right: Mary Ellen Mobley, Myra Killingsworth, Runette West, Nell McVey, and Mary Bazemore. Left to Right: Mrs, Nelle Coulter, Peggy Tidmore, Jeral- dine Adams. Lett to Right: Joan Luker, Rebecca Bassant, Jean- ette Benton, Carrie Barry, Sylvia Gallman, Yvonne Hodge, Mary Ellen Mobley. Left to Right: Maureen Pelham, Nell McVey, Ann Best, Mary Bazemore. Seatedi Dorothea Morrow, Peggy Tidmore, Jeraldine Adams. At Lett-Wl.eft to Right: Jerry Powers, David lvlaloy, !Peggy McClure, John Greathouse, Janelle Jarret, Betty Bradshaw. At Right-Lett to Righti Rayburn Waller, David Smith, Billy l-lorne, Wayne Allen. Seated, Left to Right: Shirly Anne Williamson, Anne Puckett, Betty Bowen. Lett to Right. Barbara Price, Peggy Bland, Peggy Day, Jean Williamson, Mary Bullard. Standingg H. T, Oliver, Mr, Henry Fleming. Lett to Right Shelby Jean Maloy, Joel Burkes, Bobbie Kelly, Ralph Green, Lonnie l'lamilton, Billy l-larrel. Mary Alice lvlaloy. illl'l' CL B President Dorothea Morrow Vice-President Patsy Flinn Secretary Nelda Williamson Treasurer Barbara East Our club is made up ot students who are interested in 'the talent of drawing Our job is to help each other cultivate our talent as we study together. Lett to Right, First Row: Nelda Williamson, Phyllis Smith, Barbara East, June Sudduth June Grimes Second Row: Dorothea Morrow, Patsy Flinn, Dorothy Gates, Carol Newsome, Jeanette Childs Mr O L Duncan. Back Row: Janice Schwears, Shirley Stewart, Peggy Freeman, Ann Morrow Bette Floyd Jim mie Mae Sanders, Raymond Davenport. IIEBATI ll We, the members of the Debating Club, in order to be of the greatest possible service to our country, our state, and our community, to advance the interests of our school, to afford added Opportunities for our own educational development especially training in conducting public meetings and in culti- vating a more perfect manner of effective speaking and debating Left to Right, First Row: Barbara Burroughs, Mrs. R, A. Kobs Albert Howard Fay Bazemore Jerry lvlur ray, Billy Hollis, Jean Gallman, Authur Fussell, Shirley Richardson , 'y 'A Q ,git Wi F 3 il? M F fa? my xv . :S W xx , WT' , A N as ' WP s tg yi N. P + ...-NM. K kms wg W SUN we n RN-Y X , i Q '1':'x'1M A-SSRN sr w 1. 1 J NPV W, 1 , A. , 4' ,wwf s Q4T7'Q vm: 1 --L.-w sv L -Q ww.. x - +1 wr. Q fp 0-wx' 'Su Q p ,, ,aw wh 5., .ft w g? N Q Akin wgw umm, Q WZ, ima . H, wx w , NSF! W se. 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Truman Fletcher Box 358 MARIETTA GEORGIA 'S I 'I 'I I I 'I 1 I 'I 1 1 I I 'I 1 'I 'I 1 I 4 1 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I 4 I 51 4 I 'I I I 1 'I I I 4 'I I I I I I I 1 I 1 I I gi 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I We Mode The Pictures For The RED and BLACK PUSEY STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHERS 507 16th Street Phenix City, Alu. PORTRAITS CAMERAS WEDDINGS FILMS PHOTCFINISHING FLASH BULBS 'QB tina: '0h 1: if 7:44 ut'-H Ql9o ' . j 49 ooo .0 by Qjszgy aoooooooooooooooooooe ? gl .. Q QQQJZZB ' e ,Y9' xx gon ,4V - Q X 9hlf'.f0 1120 cocoon ,. X3 J -' .... .......... . 'D 5 gif O fe P ., GK I-Z 'fl I-, x ySZlOSC!' ' Ooeoannon. Vw '?35' M YQ! :Q , 'fi .6 In Any Language. . . A Job with SOUTHERN BELL Means a Good Future! SUUTHERN Bill. TELEPHONE AND TELEGRA H COMPANY ' I I 'MEMORY GARDEN CEMETERY' Your New Modern Perpetual Care Cemetery Member Member NATIONAL CEMETERY ASSOC. ALA. STATE ,CEMETERY ASSOC. It is better to own a Cemetery lot and not need it, than to need one and not have it. YOUR MEMORY GARDEN CEMETERY OFFERS A WIDE SELECTION OF FAMILY LOTS REASONABLE IN PRICE 1550.00 PER GRAVE SPACE AND UPI ON EASY PAYMENT PLAN WITH NO INTEREST OR CARRYING CHARGES. From 20'M: to SOW: of the Purchase Price of each lot is placed in an irrevocable trust fund, the interest or income being used to maintain and up-keep the Cemetery forever. 150 acres of land has been chartered for Cemetery development. ARTHUR McCLELLAN, JR., Manager MARGARET McCI.ELLAN, Secretary Representatives CLAUDE F. PIERCE CARL BUTLER JOE FUNDERBURK A. L. MOODY Located on the Old Opelika Road KSouth Railroad Streetj 2M Miles Phone: 8-4768 Phone: 8-0225 OFFICE OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1954 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION of RUSSELL COUNTY Phone 8-0984 506 - 14th Street Phenix City, Alabama BICKERSTAFF CLAY PRODUCTS COMPANY Dial 7-3226 P. O. Box II78 COLUMBUS, GEORGIA EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS HIGHEST QUALITY Bickerstclff Concrete Products Co. Concrete Masonry Units Bickerstatt Brick Co. Structural Clay Tile Bickerstatf Co., Inc. I Dixie Brick Co. Building Brick Face Brick PHENIX CITY FLOWER SHOP We Deliver POT PLANTS - CUT FLOWERS Phone 8-8547 J. S BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1954 BARBEE FIXTURE MFG. CO. 1905 - 14th Street PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS GUNTER INSURANCE AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY AUTO LOANS REAL ESTATE LOANS Jock A Gunter Robert G. Gunter Campus Favorite! STU-U-U-den!!! Have you heard about the big test? Royal Crown Cola wins 5 out of 6 group taste-tests from coast to coast. More than 125 Hollywood stars have chosen R C their taste-test winner. Try it yourself. fNc::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 11 11 1 '1 1 :o1:::J-000104-::::.r:J-13:1-c:J4': I 1 IC 1 II I 1: 1 1, G: 1, :P 11 11 1, 4 M D 1 1 1, It 51 I' 11 1: 11 1, 11 1, 1, 1, 1, 1 1: 1 1, 1' :I OWNED AND OPERATED IN THE 11 1, P 1: Qt 1, 11 T' 15 ' 1 II CHATTAHCOCHEE VALLEY SINCE 1876 If 1 Q 1' 11 1 ,, 1 II :E 1, 1, 1 Ii U M Mu-A1 4, :::::::::::::.::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::- - :v - : .,.. - - K::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::- - :- - 3 LI 0 11 1, E 'V 1' 'T P 1, O 51 yourself... wnh Coke 1 if Vx 5: 5' 1 1: 11 1 1 1, 15 1, 1: :1 , ix 3: 11 11 'U-xr'-1 f L: 1 1 11 1 51 -X 1 1: 1 1 1: 1' :1 1 1: :1 1 1 1, '1 1, 1 1 11 'Coke' ia o ngishnd Indo-levi. 1 1, I 1: BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY 1 1 1 11 1 1, ' 11 a.:- ----AA-- -A 2 :::::: -::::::oooc::::::::t::::::::::::::::::: ::::::: :::::5 BEST WISHES from RUSSELL COUNTY COMMISSIONERS O. E. COLE .I. B. PARKMAN A. A. DUDLEY Members of THE MOST PROGRESSIVE COUNTY IN ALABAMA VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME COLONIAL BAKING CO. 'IO38 13th Sf. Dial 2-0618 41 't .5 - 1, numev BROS. EE AMERICAN LEGION fl . I-UMBER C0-I 'NC- i ,If LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL Posr 135 R oute 3, Box 481 ' 5 PHENIX cnrv, ALABAMA . fl gl ii ..........A...................A.....A........ E: .IA..AI I.A4.A,III..., .....A..,A..,I...IIA.II,, - if My ig Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1954 1 2 CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL, PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA I 5 To each of you that graduate here this year we wish for you a great I S : measure of success as you take up your respective responsibilities as - . citizens among us. ', I P. M. Strickland Q i LINCOLNS and MERCURYS-the cars for you. They are big, beautiful, I Q modern, powerful, responsive, easy to handle, and economical too. Years I ' 5 ahead in styling and engineering. ' 5 We make them easy for you to own - 5 CALL US FOR A DEAL 5 3 s1'lucKl.Aun moronsm... 5 gi g g , x YOIIQ A 572556Z DEAL!! 2- I ii' 2 E ii f' A 'Til A' I 2 563 'ilfil -hill -2'i'lEieLll5i'rEifL.?f25LI Q-L A I:a'llE'flfffa'51':'.-2serfgirrff 2 Q A as f ssrfb v - . STRICKLAND MOTORS, mc. 595 14 5, Founru Avenue AT TWELFTH srlzssr - - PHONES 2-44145-6-7-8 fb yanm' yww, I . ,. it . E 5 -I eq!!IIIQIYIIIKQHUIIICUIY0INCOKNUlllClllYillKGll0!lllClllV0llC0ll' UIIGIIYUKGUVIIICIIYUllQl0lllCVlYlllQ.lllllUHYll1Qll IDIC Q ly QL, J , A ' ,aa - ' ' M , 1., , 'FQQIYUIIKQNUHIIQIYNNCOKN'l!lQllV'llKWN'lllUllY'lKNIl9llllUlY'liml'lllQI lll'1XY'lKNl'1QlY0IYKUMQ CRAIG'S BAKERY, INC. COLUMBUS GEORGIA HUGH McMATH CONSTRUCTION CO. READY MIX CONCRETE and ASPHALT PAVING Phone 3-1887 Brennon Road COLUMBUS, GEORGIA THOMPSON'S SPORT AND HARDWARE RAWLING'S SPORTING GOODS Phone 8-0295 1516 - 14th Street MU-SCOGEE CHEVROLET COMPANY 15th Street and 1st Avenue Telephone 2-0631 Victory Drive and Lumpkin Road Telephone 2-8217 C.SCHOMBURG8fSON Ilncorporal'edI J E W E L E R S Serving Columbus and vicinify for over az Years AT me SIGN or me CLOCK 1121 Broadway COLUMBUS, GEORGIA PHENIX FOUNDRY ORNAMENTAL IRON CASTINGS 1601 - 14th Avenue PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA Congrafulafions fo fhe CLASS OF 1954 We Welcome Your Accounf PHENIX-GIRARD BANK avisolfs D D D OF DIXIE Our Sincerest Congratulations cmd Best Wishes to you Graduates of 'l954. Whatever your vocation, may God have first place in your life. Wise men lay up knowledge -Proverbs lO:l4a. COULTER FURNITURE CO. Furniture is the Heart of the Home PHENIX CITY ALABAMA 7 9 fffrksomzws 175-6'Q7703f6000 57011113 PHENIX ClTY'S MOST MODERN FOOD STORE KWIK CHEK 1210 Broad Street You Save a Little on Everything, Every Day FM YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME... 49 QN ..---- ----- .... . , ' .f ..... ' ---- ----- - a, ' 1 ,f ilm , H-... ' -- ...,,...,,,,.. ' V2' , Dedicated To Community Service NOSEGAY SHOP FLORIST Serving Phenix City, Columbus, and Fort Benning PHONE 8-7726 or 8-7709 Across from Cobb's Hospital- Fort Drive L. Ruth Pittman - Evva Owens, Owners PHENIX CITY ALABAMA .- lf' , A DAILY HABIT FOR l9hB91 +:EUy11Il'B1' 45,000 FAMILIES! NEWSPAPERS .gf ff R. ., gs Every day, more than 45,000 families in the Chattahoochee , X35 Valley read and enioy The Columbus Enquirer and the Columbus - - . Ledger-and with good reason. pl' ' , l girl Top grade news stories, first-rate entertainment and the best Tl? P in I columnists ore daily features of the morning Enquirer and the Ai fl' afternoon Ledger. 'M 7' in - A - A - A A - - - - - - - - - - - - A A - A A - - - - -,-,-:v-,-:,-,-.-.-.-.-,-.'-A-v'.'.'-'-'J.'v'-'-'Iv'-'-'vA-A-' in 'iii 'f ' :::::::::: 'IIIIIQQLL LLLLLLL. ,.,.,.-.-.-.-+-,-c-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-c-.-v-.-.-.-.-0-.-.-.-.-.-.-. C. L. MULLIN 81 COMPANY INSURE IN SURE INSURANCE FIRE - CASUALTY - BONDS Phone 8-9686 Phenix City, Alabama 'T 'ry ,A Great ,Name MALONE in OFFICE EQUIPMENT Hlatlzing COMPANY I I 4 I 4, We are always happy fi I fo serve you 'I 'SUITS 107- 12th sfreef I EE TH En Phone 2-2513 - --A-- -A----- J. E W' -I' Established 1868 CONGRATULATIONS 51 fo the SENIOR CLASS OF 1954 Incorporated I SLOCUMB S SERVICE STATION WHOLESALE GROCERIES HOME OF AND CIGARS TUBELESS TIRES 900 Front Ave. 1 coLuMBus, GEORGIA 1904 -14th sneer Phone 8-9143 J. 1 r P h P P P I Phone 8-4441 3' ALABAMA TELEVISION AND Q5 ' ROYAL LOAN COMPANY ' APPLIANCE COMPANY ' .1 515 Dillingham St. 1 1, 4' I PHENIX CITY, ALA. 1' 525 Dillingham E fl PHONE 8-8208 Small Loans for Working People flAx'-'A'-'A'A'A'A'A'A'A':'A'A'A'-'EA'- 'A'A'A'A 'A'A'A' 'A'A' A Ax A ' 1 MAUUMAUMM A E' l:i.AssEa IN rm: AND ::aMMi:n::lAL Amr 1g ji . 1 if T E- + 4E 1' , 1' 4 ' ,Q ff 1+ 1 TELEVISION I ' 1, SALES s. SERVICE 4 Glnlumhus Szhnul nf 2111 gb 4, , 121-H STREET ll 4' S. RQlll'OGd Slfeel 1, Cm.uMaus, GEORGIA jf if :f DIAL a-5970 ummm., ANTDNID Muni: ' PHENIX CITY, IMABAMA if :I Q ,-,-v-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,A,-v v-,',Av ,-v-,-,Av-,A,-.-,-v-v-,4,',-,-,-, -,-,-v-v--,-,-v-v-,-v-Y-v-v-'Av--iAw-v-vA-v- 1, GEM JEWELRY CO. ': : T r u c ks 1236 Broadway 5 6 t lr ,. rnucxs COLUMBUS, GEORGIA ' 5: COLUMBUS MOTOR CO. 3 I 1 1 D LLINGHAM MARKET M C C R 0 R Y , 5 1 530 10th Avenue 1 ll 'r 4 tn in P Phone 8-9189 P FIVE AND TEN PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA , COLUMBUS' GEORGM A.......A.A.............. -- -- - - WHEN YOU THINK OF FOOD THINK OF .f7'f 1- I O SELF 'SERVICE STORES HOME OWNED and HOME OPERATED VIOLETS BEAUTY SHOP 806 14th Street Phone 8-9094 PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA THE HECHT INC. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA I eabufd, inc. FINEST FAMILY FOOTWEAR P. O. Box 305 PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA GEORGE E. WHITE 1 KELLY'S SERVICE STATION 600 Broad St. - Phone 8-9815 PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA The Best Friend Your Car Ever Had M E T C A I. F ' S ,Men and Boy's Wear Columbus, Ga. Montgomery, Ala. A:::::.- ::::.-:rf--: A If----'J '-'-'v'v'v'-'-'ff-'v JACK MOORE'S SPORT S-HOP, Inc. SPORTING GOODS-SPORT CLOTHING ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT 109 South 8th Street :I Phone T50 Opelika, Alabama ,I SILVER FLEET CAB CO. DIAL 8-8712 601 Broad PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA SUE'S SERVICE STORE 216 - 14th Street Dial 8-7851 PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA HUMES MUSIC STORE 1219 Broad Street COLUMBUS, GEORGIA -- - - - , - - , , -- - - , - - - , , -C .A.-,-,A,- .-,-.-.-.ff 0--1 CLASON oPrnc1AN 1115 Broadway FINEST OF EYEWEAR CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to the GRADUATES OF 1954 FLETCHER ELECTRIC CO. 16th Street Dial 8-8926 K I R A L F Y ' S rslwr-une ms:-uoNs cowmsus, GEORGIA JNO. A. POPE MOTOR CO. Phone 5575 13th Street and 3rd Avenue COLUMBUS, GEORGIA SALES SERVICE DODGE - PLYMOUTH - DODGE TRUCK 4 DISMUKE SERVICE STATION 14th and Broad J- A. '.','.'.'.':f:.'.':.'v':. I SEYMOUR'S LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR Phone 8-6976 I4'II Fifth Ave. PHENIX CITY, ALA. ' AAA ' ' A ' TES ICE PLANTS - REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITIONING PLUMBING-HEATING SUPPLIES Building Specialties - Mill Supplies Refrigeration and Air Conditioning COLUMBUS IRON WORKS Established 1853-1953 Phone 3-5651 I 'I :I I 1 I I 'I 4 I 4 ,I ,I I -9 RENT YOUR TUX v--- --v', I I AT FIVE POINTS LAFKOWITZ BOTHERS SERVICE STATNQN I TAILORS - REWEAVERS ' TEXACO PRODUCTS ,I T208 First Avenue Phone 8-9289 1 ,I Columbus' Leading Tailors IIII - 14th Street Phenix City, Alabama if It ''A ''''zizixiriziziziirizizizizf'-'ff' ' , THE BEST! IDLE HOUR PARK I I o I 5 THE SOUTH'S LARGEST AND FINEST MILK ICE CREAM AMUSEMENT CENTER , I I .v.v v,v,v,'A',vw 'YAYAYAY I P P I TAFF GROCERY BRITTON AND DOBBS 1706-7th Avenue I I PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA M------------u-------- -----.g ---- -----.u..--------- ------- I 1 RED WEST SERVICE STATION Your Friendly Sinclair Dealer We Specialize in Washing, Greasing, Vulcanizing and Wheel Balancing Phone 8-9102 518 Broad Street PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA 4 YOU'LL FEEL AT HOME AT Quality Friendly Furniture Service PERSONS FURNITURE CO. 714 - 16th St. - Phone 8-7363 oyd Bush, Manager Phenix City, Ala BOOTH'S DRUG STORE SAVE ON YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS Dial 8-6311 Air Conditioned --- ---,- --,-- .... -,,,-,-- .-.-.-.1 RALPH MILLER Give Something for the Home FURNITURE Phone 8-8719 - 1405 - 9th Ave. PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA ---- -----1,------------------ -- Q04-Goa GRADE A RESTAURANT, DRIVE-IN THE HOME OF GOOD FOOD 700 Linwood Boulevard J. A. SNIPES, Prop. if-'A' 'A'A'A 'A' f ' ' ' - - ' '- - f -v----f ' ' PHENIX CITY CREAMERY Grade A Homogenized Vitamin D Milk Grade A Pasteurized Milk Daily Home Deliveries Phone 8-9826 1230 - 10th Ave. PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA BEST WISHES to CENTRAL PEEBl.E'S SERVICE STATION ---v'l'-v-v if--:--. -------.- CAIN'S GROCERY AND MARKET 1228 - 14th Street PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA COURTEOUS SERVICE If ' 'ALA' A' A:'A 'A'A ' 'A'A'A'A'A'A'1 1 ' ' 1: In I FOR THE BEST IN 4 RADIO AND TELEVISION FLOWERS BROS. I Sales and Service YOUR COMPLETE MEN'S STORE I I - V H u 1028 Broadway lg 2 i , ' I I . Ip! wr-WN ff-W' cOIuMBus, GEORGIA ,Av-,-,-.-.-.-.-.-O-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-fff.-.-.-.-.-: -O-O-OA.:-.4 U.-.-.-O-.-. ,A,-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-,-.-,-,-.1-,-,-,-v-,-,A,-,A,- -,-,- --------------------------- .,,,n ,r.'.v.,'.v Y.L.:isv.,v.v,v.,v.v,,v,v,',',',',:',v,v,v,v,,vA , : Dial 8-0015 for Appointments It II JENKINS ELECTRIC COMPANY MABEL'S BEAUTY SHOPPE J MASTER OPERATORS I' COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL WIRING Croquignole Permanent Waves 'I 1603 Broad Street Phone 89011 Machineless and Cold Waves PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA 502 - 16th Street Phenix City, Ala. I Phone 5411 Phone 5411 RADIO CAB CO. I HARDEN SUPERETTE 1201 - 6th Avenue - Columbus, Ga. I QUALITY FOODS The Beg' in I GRADE A MEAT TWO-WAY RADIO TAXI SERVICE Serving Columbus, Phenix City, Ft. Benning, 1, Sand Hill and Harmony Church if Telephone 8-6351 1613 -14th Street Bake' VIIIUQC and Benning Hills 5:-:::: '::-'- ' ' ' '-'-' ii MAXWELL BROTHERS PHENIX CITY F U R N I T U R E HARDWARE 1521 - 5th Avenue 1247 Broadway 1 PHENIX CITY COLUMBUS, GEORGIA I A.A..,.... .... E .A AVERETT 81 KIMBROUGH - THREE BIG LOCATIONS - Lot No. 1 - 1424 First Ave. Phone 3-3691 Lot No. 2 - First Ave. at 13th St. Phone 3-1882 Lot No. 3 - Victory Drive - Phone 7-2617 TOPS IN THE DAIRY FIELD I ' 1 , I I DAIIIES COOUIIATIVE vlsn ouR MODERN DAIRY PLANT MELTON MACHINE SHOP Ornamental Iron, Our Specialty WE DO THE BEST, TO PLEASE YOU 900 No. Railroad St. Phone 8-7976 -,-,-: :-:-7 I KAYSER-LILIENTHAL Inc. STEAK HOUSE CAFE Specializing in Steaks and Regular Dinners WE NEVER CLOSE 2001 - 14th Street Phenix City, Ala FIVE POINTS HARDWARE HARDWARE - SEEDS - PAINT - CUTLERY ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES FISHING TACKLE Phone 8-7685 1103 - 13th Street PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA SNELLINGS LUMBER CO. ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER AII Kinds Builders Supplies Dial 8-8726 PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA N,,,,,,,,-.2.---- -,-- ,------ -- DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. JEFFERSON CO. REALTORS INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE AND LOANS - 12th Street Phone 5 COLUMBUS, GEORGIA 554 H A J O C A Wholesale PLUMBING, HEATING, AIR CONDITIONING and MILL SUPPLIES COLUMBUS, GEORGIA fff- '- A- TQ H. ROTHSCHILD, Inc. F U R N I T U R E In Columbus 60 Years G. AND H. PAINT CO. ' ART SUPPLIES 1016 Broadway COLUMBUS, GEORGIA BUDGET SHOP 1104 Broadway COLUMBUS, GEORGIA KIIESS CHANCELLOR CO. Columbus' Finest Men's Store HARDAWAY MOTOR COMPANY FORD SALES AND SERVICE Phone 2-7781 1541 - Is! Avenue COLUMBUS, GEORGIA I I 'I 'I 'I 4 U. S. ROYAL TIRES RECAPPING - ALIGNMENT - BALANCING BATTERIES ROYAL TIRE SERVICE INC. ,I I I 'I 'I 'I I 'I I I 1544 First Avenue Phone 7-2636 COLUMBUS, GEORGIA 11 :I 'I 'I I I I I I II ,I I :I 'I J C. J. FLINN GROCERY AND MARKET WHOLESALE - RETAIL 12i7 14th Avenue PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA Phone 8-0758 Market 8-9254 I I I T' I 'I 4 4 'I I I I I 'I 'I 'I I I 1 'I I. ..... BLAKE'S ICE 8. COAL CO. Disiribufors of SHELL OIL PRODUCTS FIRESTONE TIRES 8. BATTERIES Phone 8-7021 ::v'v'vi I I 'I I I I I ------------- ----I I me 'uni I 'I 'I I , I MOTOR SALES COMPANY H. L. GREEN CO. I of COLUMBUS 5 - -I0 - 25 Your Merry Oldsmobile Dealer Formerly Silvers ' Iaoo Fifth Avenue Dial 3-7313 I COLUMBUS, GEORGIA , COLUMBUS, GEORGIA V. V. VICK HAIR AND JACKSON , J E W E L E R S ' KELVINATOR HOME APPLIANCES Diamonds - Watches - Silver I Dial 2-7481 10 - 12th SIl'eeI 1517 - Sfh Avenue COLUMBUS, GEORGIA I, PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA - ............... ....,.... ..... I I I 4 BEST WISHES FROM I Headquariers for I I MATTHEWS HIGH SCHOOL CLOTHES Th H I E I ' e me O xc Uwe HOFFLIN 8L GREENTREE I DRESSES - COATS - SUITS Columbus' Leading Clofhiers 1 Broadway since COLUMBUS, GEORGIA I I 4 4 ' CAMERON -NICHOLS 4 1 W- C- BRADLEY Co- PLUMBING a. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES From Avenue nth street Westinghouse - Bendix - Magic Chef I Phone 8-0624 COLUMBUS' GEORGM 609 - I4Ih sheer Phenix City, Ala. I I .... ------- -------4,1.---- --- - -- A-- A B B A SALES and SERVICE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES - PLUMBING ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING 506 16th Street Phone 8-8736 PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA I U 4 4 CHADWICK'S BEAUTY SHOP 4 For COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE 4 A Compleie Line of Revelon 8- Dermetics Products ' For Appoinfmenf Dial 8-993I I I Tv,iv:wx.:Y,Y,Y,v,v,v,v,'.v.'.-.'.:v,:'.rv.: 1 vA'A:-A'AvA'A'A'-'A -W-'A'A'A-A'A'A'Av-v-vAvAvA'-v-'-: 4 4 Q1 J.v.'.v.v. RED DEVIL SANDWICH SHOP ALWAYS A FRIENDLY WELCOME - ............... A L............ -- - - 7 - J. L. RANDALL 4 MEN SHOP FINE WEARING APPAREL I I tr 4a qi I I 4 'I' 'I 'I I 4 lr ELEBASH JEWELRY CO THE CENTER FOR BRIDES' GIFTS IN THE VALLEY I I 'IO Broadway 'I I 'I 'I I FOR MEN AND aovs ,E ff coiumsus, GEORGIA . 'f I REESE DRUG CO. MONSKY'S I Jusf What fhe Doctor Orders 1 L 4 I REGISTERED PHARMACIST I 1, ., 1035 Broadway :I Phones 8-7621 - a-9185 soc -13th sf. 5 ' coLuMsus, GEORGIA PIIENIX CITY, ALABAMA gg 5: I .........E..A......... A, .... I AMT: T SKINNERS I FURNITURE STORES Phone 3-4692 I 1 HUGH BENTLEY I , 3707 - 2nd Avenue I 1, coIuMsus, GEORGIA 1, I grad' A-:xxxrvlx:-A'A::vAvA:xv ' 5---'ff -'-f-2---:---f----:---::-:-::- R -I -A--e-ve-----e------e---ff-1 gl ff BARBEE HARDWARE 1' , WILSON BROS. AND SUPPLY CO. FOOD STORE I Hardware - Paints - Building Materials 8 ' 4 Seeds - Fertilizer - Keys - Toys FRESH HOMEKILLED MEATS I Phone 8-7941 - 1901 -14111 sf. 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