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

Text from Pages 1 - 174 of the 1956 volume:

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'Q MZYA , 'gSxp.Mwh fl 4 WWW, ROUND ALL THEIR CHILDREN FAR THEIR ARMS ENTWINE . . . lVlr, Stough was Suoermtehoeht ot the Phehzx Qty School System trom June, IQZB, urltrl has death m Aprll, V355 l-le dedlcated thlrtyftvvo actlye years ot hrs hte to the buzldlhg and programmmg ot the schools ot our Come muhlty, lt can be sald ot hlm as was sand lm St, lohh l5'l3eef'Greater loxe hath ho mah than thls, That a mah lay dowh hls hte tor hls trlehos ' Truly he gaye a hte ot serxlce to tho people ot Pherllx Crty, lvlr Stough loyed oeoole, ahd because ot hls uhseltlsh love ot humahlty hls assocrates, through the years, had a smcere loyalty ahd devotlon tor hum Hrs phrlosolqlhy ot educatloh was to malhtam a school program vvhlch would teach our boys and glrls to be ohyse :cally clean artd strohg, mehtally prepared ahd alert to thelr oooortumtres ahd l'6'5DOITSlbIIlIl6'SQ morally hohest and deoehdable, vwth a Chrrstrah taith nh the tuture and ah amhitloh to hye a worthwhrlo hte tor themselves arld therr tellowmert IN AND NEAR :Q , ,lg MW? W , by egg: in B5 WE CHERISH THEE Q? IN FAITH Tbua lalllw mul works loggelber grow ' ef--. ff 1 , on ,Vw No eemreil. l lnel. L, pr Lal lar plfx TVA fe :lm if: :oz P 'il ng' l , 1+ .ffl '-- - Wm. el., rl lore ne nmn yu, ldfgnnab More AND HOPE Tbrougglw lwnilnesa Luggai-rnees lo ggulde and boln llwffgreifw M151 CCL,ll?i,x Y rngn, beg linear enabled lo llr-1. lwobe J ulrlu possessed ond ueec to llwe lullcel by my man wlwo truly lowes TO THEE OUR LAURELS BRING .. Lolllesl JCINGXGVTWCHIS, noblest success are lound lll tbe bedrla and rnfndz ol fbe bundreds Touched by a leader uno lnend No greater laurel can exlal lban tne aeallslocllon wllnln lne neart ol one whose llfe lS Spent ln selfless service lo mankind, a Ille based on Cfbnsnan bnnclbles and ldeals. ,J mn' IN TRIBUTE OF OUR LOYAL LOVE 3 L 5 'tt f Forty-Sax years as a teacher and school adrnrnustrator represents generations ot untluenee upon the cultural, economtc and socual pattern ot the area the educator had served, Thousands ot young people have been molded in the educational program he has admrnrstered and have been intluenced by hls personallty, His Convuetlons, hrs beliefs, has actlons have rn all Irkelihood made a rnore permae nent rmpressron upon the eohnrnunrty and area he served than those ot the most lntluential politlclans Lueren Stoughs sprrlt lrves l-lls personalrty has made a perrnanent rmpnnt upon the Communuty he served Chzldren ot the Children he taught vvtll teel the intluenee ot Lumen Stough HT the untluence ot therr parents upon thern, l-lts tntluence vvlll go on torever. 8 an mw.bA,y4gggvg, ,A Xb , . .... . .. 5-jEf:, :,:- f 1 .... iff 22 WW 'FA ' f5g-Eg'i- 2:5.Ir z fff' ff. . , If 2gW E t fist - -122 . ' z 5 , ga 9 iw 3: S 'EK Qi 'Viilbgi :Sw LED BY THE GLCJRIOUS X,,,,,......---- f L ft To Rwghfi M55 Mcfarr Manage Manager EMQSTWQ Cctv CwrCu gr,Cr1 Nkzzwgagcrg Tcmmwc Egan Y, E V f- , Y Z! Or, lucy bfmnee Busmegs Manager Larol Ncwgcme, Agmsmwr Editor, WE'LL Opemmg Socnom Classes Arwrwx 10 RED 84 BLACK NNNETEEN HUNDRED EIETY SYX VOLUME XXV! EDITOR TOMMIE BYARD BUSINESS MANAGER JOYE MQCART BUSINESS MANAGER JUDY BARBEE Published By L CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL A ALL OUR VICTCRIES SHARE Sports Clubs Eeatures Advertising H Congretulattons to the faculty and stueents of Central Hgh School for a tery successfut year. I have mlssed our Close assoclation of the past, out l hate olsscned your rheny spleneld echlerernents wth a feel- lng of prlde and pleasure, I slncerely hopo that your future aehleyements as a faculty, as students, and as future CIIZQIIS xfxrll trertseeno those of the past, Thank you so much for your loyalty and cooperatlon, Your help and good yrlsh-es haue made rny task easter. lt rs Q sreere pleasure to work wth won- Cerful people such as you XM F Darnell, Superlnterufent, SPURRED ON BY HONORS' RADIANT Mr. Pt. G. Brown Superintendent of Grounds and Bulldlngs ,, , 1 si tfhfm 1' BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr Joseph Srnlth Top Row, Mr I3rlIyMrnnrns, Iytr S Lauderdale, Presldent 2nd Row. lVIr Wllllarn R, Belcher, lvlr. Perry Lee Parker, Jr. I2 f 2 ' f Xxx-5.-.H STAR, WE DO AND DARE 'TSE -4 F7 4 4 fix I iii 2 A if Mr Wfgafrwrw N Rrcimrffg. Mr Qmarx WM pl, fv ,lv , f-V ,,-491 -r' S'-1 lffyf v ,N 35 'M' fr :M ,mg 11- w,.u, . x,x,, ,,.,. D 13 IN PUREST, SWEETEST HARMONY IN MEMORIAM MR. W. O. LANGLEY AND JOIN WITH SWELLING MELODY UR VOICES NOW WE RAISE W I I ai .4 W ,fi xi U. H - P' mvvwxow .f ' ' 'iff IN MEMORIAM MR. L. P. STOUGH TO SING OUR HIGH SCHOOL PRAISE FACULTY ,gg gm-is A3 i ity -sqm If, diy as in S 555' ' .. saga ' .,:- ., ' A sf-., Q X '-.,- i aa Q fl as - T -- 'Ts' 3 '- ,-,Ri ' .1 ' 1 f ' bi 5 2 K, A f 5,9 '4'i.21 .. T, 1, T 2' Wi M T 'T iff H11 Si it-E Mrs NelleS Coulter Mr F 'E Thomas Mrs Vieioria Taylor Mr Otis i4i'rxlF 'f4 B S, University of Alahama BS, MS , Alahama B S, Troy STaTe Teachers B S . Trey STaTe 'lcacrers MS, Alabama Polylechnic DolyTefl1nir lnstilnne College College lnsTiTilTe Algebra M S , Alahama l3olyTechnic Algebra Algebra, lozirna' sna lnslnaie Gecmevy Math ag A., 'W QM - 9, l ..:: asnziffs :I , fgze: , me 4 Mrs J T, lngram B S., Alahama PolyTech lnsTiTi:Te Malh ,-5 in Algebra should he sTudied in order To search ouT The mysTeries oT The earTh such as radar, lT is The Toondahon of maThemaTics lT is responsible Tor bridges, Tunnels, highways, railroads, and Tlood control nroiecTs, Tor con- Trolling The energy oT waTer. Toelsy and aToms lT is essenf Tial in many Tields, and oseTol in oThers IT is a means ol cindersTanding The world of Today, EQ' ,yp...,,-1. T Mr Gerald Johnson Mr, David Slocumb B S , Troy STaTe B S , Alahama PolyTechnic Teachers College lnsTiToTe MaTh Mafh Physical edocaTion is an imoorTanT parT of The moder program oT general edLicaTion lT includes physical acTiyi Ties and coorses ol sTiicly connecTed yyiTh The individual' healTh saleTy, and recreaTion As well as Teaching use Tol soorTs, TT Teaches sponsmanshio among The sTudenTg , .,.. gf. FAT w ere ii 51,52 T ,r, ga . A fl Ti i f S fi 1- fl - H Mr Bill Kennedy B S, Troy STaTe Teachers College Physifal Educahon 16 S. fxg ,QW , 1' if iff i T Mr Edwin Daniel T B S, LiyingsTon STaTl Teachers College l pliySlI al Ediicahoni FA . Fir Wasw. , Y -. E ,ggiff-Aa- -'ff' Q if .. ,Saw -XV ,I V . ., , , ffitaf I , f fn Y ' - 1 ..:-:Q ,,.7tf 3 45' . 1'4mCf', ff' , 4 5,93 vi- ,awxbiya . x'A,..,:: L, M . o W . , Miss Bette Vann B A, Judson College College tur Xklemen English B, Alabanaa Polytechnic l Q?i'i,'Q 's Vaudie D Marshall A, Mississippi State mi sit , , CU LTY ,f ,px 45' n K ' '? ,gr 1- ? 'Uk Q fi 4-. is Miss Nona lVl:Carty A B, l-loward College Degree in Xiiral Mt.sii Unitersity et Alabama English V5 Zi K Q? , Mrs Sam Keel A B , M A, University ot Alabama English W One ot the primary purposes ot English is to create and deyelop the power ot thinlqingff then to help one to express those thoughts clearly, intelligently, and correctly in either oral or written come position, Whenever we speak, we express English in some form. lts basic rules should be mastered tirst ot all so that we can communicate easily with other people, Language is the basis ot all learn- ing, We need to learn it thoroughly so that we can take our place with other educated people. No one liyes without English-fit is essential in whatever kind ot occupation one engages, - . 5 -Z ,,.-. Q L E 15 A :z.- ' VK was 5 H iii' Q' arf g t5'l ' i'w fs I e ' may ' H it if fail zz ,Q ,fn 4 rt ,b?c:,g,5?9 fwgff '14, fibgfgy 9 fra M 'Vg rss.. , farm J, Mg N sv: Wag' fihfiw. e 5, c msn, ,snag gZ,f4,1b W za. ,w , 'W Miss Jewel Peters Mr. J, B, Mount Miss Betty Baldwin Mrs, W, O, Langley yl.S,, B S, Alabama BS, Alabama Polytechnic B S, Florida State BA, Judson College 'olytechnic Institute lnstitute University Speech English English English 17 J FACULTY I r mtl W M A mmf r.'r2g ft N 22222: A fi S J xg dl Mrs Cla a D Helms Nr tlcyd Wcrthy Mrss Elrzabeth Palmer Mrs Jean Mussleman N rs Nrrgrnra Cream B S Troy State Tea hers B S MS., Alabama B Av Huntington College B A, Alabama Poly e hnr lr y State le Collcg Polyte nnrc lnstrtute World hlrstory lnstrtute College MA Alabama Polytechnrc Economrcs-Annual World tlrstory cry s ral Stu es 4 We are rnterested IU our natlonal history because It embraces the whole ot our soclal polltrcal economrc actrylty showing how the Amerrcan people came to be what they are An ancrent phlloso pher has sald To know nothlng ot the past lS to understand lrttle ol the present and to have no con Amerrcan hlstory helps to make our social world more rhtelllgrble and throws llght on thc problems whrch our natron taces today thus helprng Us to understand our present crxrlrzatron fb. Mrs Lucy Blat lcwell A B ldl1ntrngtonCollege M S Alabama l3o!ytec'hmc lnst rttrte Socral Sttrdres Mrss Ima lean Stephens Cieorgra State College tor Women Alabama Polywzclrnrc lnstltute Soclal Studies FACULTY Y S 'f slgevmkg . .--:-. v awww? aw. KR? M Greene Mr Ovia L Duncan Alabama Polytechnic BS, M S., Alabama institute Polytechnic lnstitute Chemistry Science, Health H l ? . P' ,gwf ' Y its I, . M, Dewey Lee Mr, J, A, Dodd Mrs F W Williams B S Atabama A B. University ot Alabama Jac ksonville State TeacherS Polytechnic Institute M-S Alabama Pdvtechnic Cclleee Science, Health lUSTlTUTG P 5- lVl-Si 'P Ed AA, Qgmfigafg Alabama Polytechnic lnstitute Science, Health Library Science is a study ot lite itselt, ln almost all protessional tields, a person plans and does his particular work according to general rules which connect tacts, Facts and principles or rules which are used to explain or hold together what you know, and to help you discover what you still do not know, make up the heart of science. And these rules you tind already at work to some extent in the case ot the cave man, the savage ot the jungle and the plain, the workman ot ancient times, and the average citizen ot today, Scientitic knowledge has been arranged, classitied, made up into neat tables or schemes, put in general language, and built up like structures ot the basis ot understandable models. M f , ,,i, M213 .. '.:a,ij:i:E:. 2 ff ' ti- 4 WK ' Jw ,bca N we N X , Z1 5, ' V75 . , . 4' . ,nv -- ' vos ' . N b . fl A.. .f,'.g.-.'2,1,, ' .55- Mrs, Lucile White AB., Georgia State Institute Teachers College MS, Alabama Polytechnic Institute Biology Mr. ,lohn T, lngram , Alabama Polytechnic Science, Health z ,. A fs, it A tm Y , . ini? r x g, Mr, Carlton Smith BS., MS., Alabama -:v E in . x fi ll . ,,q ,.,., ,, X .t t t Mx, 5-gf- ,, A Hr f . rffrz' 2- il, :kg ,. 44 t t f Rvt fair? Qt 91' , ,, 1 affix t Mrs. Mary Pitts Troy State Teachers Mrs Catherine Cary B S., Maryvil.l Presbyterian Polytechnic lnstitute College College Science, Math, Civics Alabama Polytechnic Home Economisc Institute Math, Science FACULTY V. W i. - I A it . F V , ' E , A:,, V-:,g .. ni 1 syffaaaf bmw' tim tis Miss Vertis Day. Mrs, Virginia Kennedy Mrs, Mary Davis Miss Rhoda Burdeshavv Mr Henry Fleming BS. University of Alabama BS, MEd Alabama AB Asbury College BS. University ot Alabama BS Jacksonville Start MS. Alabama Polyterhnic Polytechnic lnst.tute M.Ed Alabama Polytechnic T, 6 I, Edusation Teachers College Institute Shorthand Typing English Institute Registrar Qftire Iieco Bookkeeping Typing 5 9 is ik' , af 'aft '-mtv The course ot study in commercial education has been extended consider- ably to meet the demands ot a complex business world, Central provides courses ot bookkeeping, typevvriting, and shorta hand, They prepare the students tor future jobs, and tor future study in college. Music is like a language vvritten vvith notes instead ot words, All those vvho take part in music by singing or playing become better listeners, and learn to appreciate, or like, music better when they are older, Q y , T rgy Sis ? 3 Miss Martha Nell Little Alabama Polytechnic Institute Secretary to Superintendant ATI New IZZ Mrs B F Ro AB. Bessie Tilt Cleo Club Mr Maurice Brausa B,M Ed. Murray State Teafhers College M.M.Ed, University of Alabama Band gister College Miss Jamie Cary BS, University ot Alabama Office Secretary f C, .X r J, 5 1'.1- i -, The library is a vvorkshop where s' dents may gather knowledge and vt dom, It preserves our heritage in boo on films, and in other records, WI' keeping the records ot the past, I library also stores nevv knowledge tuture use, H5 an Mrs L, I3 Stoug BS Alabama Polytec Institute Librarian CLASSES S ig M f s fx Wmy ULOIIZ LS f 5 L L f nm! fzszs was gif nu om an nuff: an Llsttnzgj get LuzLL5'LStLzrzLlLfu Prover S 4- - 'W 'f'N 'M f v - S 5 M.. xy James Conrad Adams 'Handsemg 5 mat naddsonte does' Dramane Clttlp 1256, Treas 55- 56, Tnesptans Zi-56, Boslness Mgr 54-55, lll-Y 5256, Boys Cnorus 52-56, Cilee Club 52-56, Vlee Pres 35-56, Beta Cleo 54- 56, C Cloll fx-56, lv' Football 34-56, 5 Basleball 52-ff, Xt Easkeball if-26, Baseball ff- f6, Xlxlftds lylfto F656 Nanette Adams Honor lles tn nonest toll. Llbrary 52-56, F T, A 55-56 SENIORS We, the Sensors ot l956 regustered on Friday, September agatn, Atter strargtttentng out tnetr senedules everyone nlgn senool career Classes were started on September 7, fe' i N Booble Joanne Al lmond 'Wtllrtrbness and persistence Cenoaer all ttvngsl' Fl-lA 1:2-',J'rQ Sr Trl-Ht-Y 54-- 56, Glee Clttln 54-56, Ser bb- 36, Student Cczttnttl ,D-36 l-larold Cllttord Anthony 'Honor is not wen, untll some nonoarable deed be done. gk me . ,S - X 1 ,3 we swf Audrey Faye Arnglal 'Soeetlt vs great, but sllenfe lS greater Snlrley Faye Arrlngton 'Snag-e'lt speeglw ts neneyed oo sen Cwlee Clttlb 54.25, Pep Club 55- 56 szamwiwmwz mi any , Dons Glenda Andrews Margaret Ellen Attebery Farnes'ness and stneerlty 'Wnew tn dettlzt goggle .flqyw are sgnen moms H Y W y M Y gh K l Student Ctytn tl 3,3-DT, l-let: X 53 Clt.lD ffl-lit, Beta Club 54-36, 2 f M tftatlr-Y55,as6 - 3... A4P R'mz . 'r: MMwg t A-Q C H .,.,, . , X, - L .,.. 1' ,I ll M 4, af--.Jr 5 sealift 'FX . ,rw S A-M....1 194 tr 'll V J 9,0 G15 --'wi , -uf' is 5 6 xii W ,, - Joseph Hubert Austin Put himself upon his good behavior B Basketball 5i-54 Mariorie Louise Austin 'lXly crown is in my heart, not cn my headw DO 54-56, NOT Q5-56, Ami- 'ie Tri-Hi-Y 5-l-V4 William Zellous Bailey at is left x hen honor us RH' Wh ty 5 2. Www!-1 ' ali' of ' .t, inf-'.:: . .... 77 , ,., ,,., y .v,-.'- . .H .V 21 tt .' B Footbalt 53-54. Judy Patricia Barbee Versatility and charm, her claim to tamef' !Xmi'ie Tri-lm-Y 52-34, Sec 56-54, PHA 52-54, Pres. 53- 54, FT A, 52-53, lied and Black 54-56, Bus. Staff 54-56, Junior Class Asst, Editor 54-55, Bus. lylgr, 55-56, Quill and Scroll 54- 56, Pres 55-56 NOT. 54-56, Sec 55-56, Sr Tri-l-li-Y 54-56, Chaplain 55-56, Junior Class Treas 54-55, Glee Club 55-56, Library Statt 55-56, NS PA, Awards. lylary Ann Barnes So earnest in her work and tun, we knew not halt the work shes dehe H Ft-lA 52-54, Drama C .tb 54-55, Thespan 54-55, Library 54-55, Beta Club 54-56, Sec, 55-56, Girls State 55 lylaryanne Belcher 'Nyhosetwer theretore shall humble hirnselt as this little child, the sarne is greatest in the kingdem ot heaucn Red add Black 54-56, Qi: -l ard Scroll 54-536 Fl-tfx 52-54, V Pres 55-54, PT A. 55-56, BGTB Club 54-56 t 0F 1956 W' 'll X , 5,35 fra. Wt 5 gf., ETX? 4 MPX W l, i955 Everybody was happy, tor he was with his friends vyas settled and ready to start on the tinal stretch ot their lvlichael Dayid Bentley To think is an idle waste of time. Richard Eugene Berry Rated high-not only on the musical scale. Glee Club 52-56, Boys Chorus 52-56, Boys Quartet 54-56 '1S t W Mus, ff' Moley Bernard Blacikslon Juslmew loll l oll 5 lVl'lDOSS'l3lQ Charles Edward Blau The head ol a genlus, ,V '..': 1 a heart ol a Clown. l-ll-Y 52-56, Bela Club 54-56, Baod 52-55, All Slate Band 52, 55, XfVnlle Band Medal 52, Boys ,aj-,, , chorus 52-55 HWW , 11 4dh? l y SENIORS N5 On Sebiember 2l, l955, the Senlor class held Margaret Carol Bowden Work lS work, and rn..sr be done, nevertheless, l'll have my lun Keyhole 52-56, Reporter 52, Adv, Mgr. 53, News Edllor 54, Edllor 55-56, Keyhole Award 53, Student Counl ll 55-56, Sec 55- 56, Peo Club 54-56, Arr Club 54-55, Sei' lil 55, Arhllle Trl- lnll-Y 52-54, Treas 55-54, Qulll and Scroll 53-56, Reporter 55- 56, Sr Tflrl-ll'Y 55-56, Vlfhols Who 55-56 Shirley Ann Brown 'The thlng lhal losts The leasl, but adds the most lS a oleasanl smile. Shella Burkes res a glr. ylfn a nearr a snnlle Red and Blark 53-54, Soph, Edl- J Tommle Saline Byard MA loollsh wcrnan lS Clarnorous, shes SlVl'lDlF?, and knoweth llOll'llI'1gH Red and Black 55-56, Club Ed 55-54, Ass' Ed 54-55, Ed 55- 56, Cheerleader 54-56, Co- Cab' 55-Q6, C Club 55-56, Peo Club 54-56, V Pres 55-56, Pres 54-55, Qlllll and SCroll 547 56, Amllle Trl-lrll-Y 53-54, Sr Trl-Ha-Y 55-56, ETA. 55-56. Glee Club 52-53, N S P A Cub Award 54, N S P A journeyman Avlfard Vylhos Vlfno 55-56 Belly lean Byrd 'See and be seen Llbrafx 52-55, lied and Bla'k 53-56, Asst Ed Jr Ellgh 55-54, Ed Jr Class 54-55, Ed Sr. Class 55-56, Qulll and Sfroll 54-56, NSPA Awards 54-55g Ofllce 55-56 Larry Earl Carrnack 'Eyery man shall recelye hls own reward aicordlng To hls own labor Band 52-55, All Slate Band 52- 55, lvlcdal XAJHWVTQV 55-55, Glce Club 55-56, Boys Chorus 55- 56, Pres Freshman Class 52-53, Pres, Sooh Class 53-54, V Pres Jr, Class 54-55, Eoolball 55-56, B Basketball 55-55, Sludent Coungll 52-54, Who's Wllo 55- 56, 'im 'Wr- ,flu 'is X Q z Q if 39, A as . - fl si ,pr- l .ff fx X? l film- 'et' we K Cl gtszas-,vm XlW,,wu,,f Constance Jean Carpenter Ohl To be different. FHA, 52-54g Reporter 53-54, Sr, Tri-l-li-Y 55-56, Jo Ann Chancellor NA smile tor every girl and two tor every boy. Keyhole 53-56g Reporter 53-541 Society Editor 54-56, Keyhole Award ,54g Art Club 52-553 Treas, 54-553 Rep Club 54-56g Treas. 55-56g Amitie Tn-Hi-Y 52-54, Sr Tri-HifY 55-56, Glee Club 55-56, Junior l-lomecoming Representative 54-55g Who's Who 55-56. Q I ,. In :AMW Aww 5 . , ,Ar an 1 'TP X ,- ,mga 5 ,W xp H 7 Xa F' ...,. 7 fir 'fyyvlk f K A. Bobby Gene Chesser Every man has his tault, and honesty is his. B Football 52-53. Hear much, speak ltttlef' Janice Virginia Cole Happy is she who is contentg She won her way wtth time well spent, lNl.O,T, 55-565 DO, 54-56g Re- porter 55-56. William Raymond Colllns l might as well take my time theres a whole lite ahead ot me. OF 1956 its tirst meeting, tor the purpose ot organization. Gerald Lee Comer 'Alt is best to be with those in time we hope to be with in eternity. Happy, unconcerned, she came to class and sometimes learned. Glee Club 52-53, I' ff? I VA-'xv'-v,.,,vir0 f .v ,hu l 'Was ste Sf g mt x L as . Wmbfa C X , 4 W2 'gff ai M ' x Preston Allen Clayton Kay Florence Cook in .,.. t t llnn ll'-We X It awe , mix 4 l' Af rxftia . Edith Ann Corbett 'Mighty nife, rnghty mise, tun lust twinkles in her eyes FHA. 52-54, Ser 53-54, Stu- dent Council 53-54, Beta Club 54-56, Pres, 55-56, Thespian 54-55, Drarrau' 54-55, Library 4-55, Grls State 54-55, Wnes w 'W '6 , Nefa JO 55 5 Thomas Bennett Corley Not education but character is rnan's greatest need and mans greatest sateguard Boys Chorus 52-53, B Football 52-54, V Football 54-55 Verlon Crenshaw 'Beaaty and rntelligence- what a rare fOlTllJlIT3llOt'lll Dramatic Club 52-56, Sec 55, Adv Mgr, 53-54, lhespian 53- 56, FHA, 55-54, Arnitie Tri- tfli-Y 55-54, 5r Tri-Hi-Y 54-56, Library 55456, Vxfnols Vxfho 55' 56 Mary Ann Dades When l have tun l like to share it Band 52-53, Pep Club 55-56, FTA 55-56. SENICRS The otticers elected to serte the class were as tollowsi Ennis, Secretary, and Jean Lansdon, Treasurer, Philip Wylie Coulter A Man ot few wordsm words that count, Cilee Club 52-55, Art Club 52- 55, Boys Chorus 52-55, Hi-Y 52-56, Pres 53-56, Dramatic' Club 55-56, V Pres 54-56, Thespian 54-56, Beta Club 54- 56, V, Pres 54-553 Student Council 55-56, V Pres. 55-56, Vwfhos Who 55-56 Ernestine Cox lt men interfere with your work, quit work, Arnltle Tri-l-li-Y 52-53, Pres 53, Glee Club 54-56, Treas, 55- 56, Beta Club 54-56, Pep Club 55-56, FTA. 55-56, Quill and Scroll 54-56 Red and Black 54- 56, Circulation lvlgr. 55-56, Cub Award 555 lvliss Central 55-56, James Allen Dattron He doth indeed show liyely sparks l-li-Y 52 Rita Diane Davenport A keen mind behind that yiyacious smile Glee Club 52, 55-56, F TA 55- 56, FT A. 54-55, Honor Society 54-55, ax 5 5 ,wr ' L1 We A s A 2 i 1-w-'M A v 5' Q x tr- .ff Q fx t Xt 1 i 2 K- ' -+2 1 5. 1 , N 3 5 SEK'-f . , :fi , l v-5' 1 James Raymond Davenport l'Don't Let bis silence tool you, two nas nts sltare ot fun. B Football 53, Glee Club 52-55, Boys Cborus 52-55, Art Club 53 Mary Ann Dayis Gay personalvy with added rascality Cilee C-lub 5456, Pet: Cub 55- ff6, F TA 55-56, Tri-Hi-Y 55- 56 Camilla Flortense Duck 'Witty remarks, unlimited store, gets in trouble, bas tum galore Fl-lA 52-54, FTA 52-56 Sec. 55-56, Library 52-56 Miriam Faye Dudley A merry neart makes a cbeerlul countenance, Library 53-55, l-lcrnecoming Queen 55-56 CF1956 Joe Flair, President, Jack Patterson, Vice President, June ,. . W .,.. . s 1' .2 New ff' fi MM' .. 1.1: mi,-.xr .. 213,12 '1 .svn I xr ' .... , . -,hx ,, 1. 2 5 ,. ' 1. wr- , -mp F ,vm . Q ,W V 3, gt, ,A , ' ., xg ,uf .3 W.. 25- - fs, A ..... , f ,ei Gloria Ann Day A great deal ot talent is lost in tnis world for want ot a little courage, Cllee Club 52-53, Amitie Tri-Hn Y 52-54, Dramatic Club 53-56, Sec' 54-55, National Tnespians 54-56, Sec and Treas 55-56, Sr Tri-Hi-Y 54-36, Se? 55-56, FTA 54-56, Treas 55-56, Barbara Allen Dodd Perfection consists not in doing extraordinary tliings but in do- ing ordinary tbing extra- ordinarily well Ped and Black 54-56, Annex Fditor 54-55, Club Fditor 55- 56, Amitie Tri-l-li-Y 52-53, F HA 52-54, Treas 55-54, FT A 55-56, Quill and Scroll 54-56 Cltarles Quay Duty you Come to it Don't cross tlie bridge till ' , ao, 54-sa, y Pres 55-sa -' 1 Dv - .f,..,,.s-tv Alice Pearl Ellis Seriousness spiced with humor, trrr y.y .. is is K.-ws we AW wg, 'F N, i l William Fe Landa Ellis Little nonsense now and then, is relished by the wisest. Football Mgr. 545 Baseball Mgr. 545 Boyls Chorus 55-56. Mary June Ennis A bright smile and a gay hello tor everyone. Beta Club 54-565 Tri-l-li-Y 54- 553 Library 54-555 Student Council 54-553 Sec. Jr. Class 54-553 Sec, Sr. Class 55-56g Class Favorite Jr. Class 54-553 Who's Who 55-56. Robert Murray Funderburk 'One cannot know everything. Glee Club 52-565 l-li-Y 55-56. Arthur Fussell A witty saying proves nothing. Glee Club 52-535 Boy's Chorus 52-53g Debating Club 53-543 Dramatic Club 54-55g Thespian 54-55. r w my ,W v Q f s Q D X V l QA 1- Qi'-' ,, Qin.-f. .l Mx ,QW it 3 x -n S E N I o R S ...4vy...y. -..-. y a s E ln order to raise money tor the treasury vve all agreed to i955 by Sl4594. l-ligh salesmen were M. W. Whitman, Senior lll Als vvith Mr. Mount as their sponsor. l YW N mai' l Lillie Corine Forrest Serenly she goes her way. Thespian 53-565 Dramatic Club 53-565 Asst. Scribe 55-56g Vice Pres. 56. Julia Ann Fuller Five, minutes! Goodness l've been tive minutes late all my lit 6. Amitie-Tri-Hi-Y 52-535 Glee Club 52-56g lead in Operetta 565 Pep Club 55-56g Who's Who 55-56. 2 r V g. Z- Donald Rex Gallman Why take lite seriously? You'l never get out of it alive anyway. DO. 54-555 Pres. 55-56, , r lj'l'1'3 ' ei I if .R EEE? :-: 15: ., H at Sylvia Diane Gallman The delight ot ambition. Fl-l.A. 52-545 NOT. 53-563 Vice Pres, 55-56g Amitie Tri l-li-Y 52-53g D.O. 54-56. . A sl Hilda Dianne Gibson She got her manl S. Tri-Hi-Y 54-55' Glee Club K, bran an . 46155 ft at , vu fs 5, .. .. M r . WWW In 54-55, Peo Club 55-56. 5 I' Hazel Orlean Grier Born talking, never lost her birth right. Beta Club 54-56, Pep Club 55- 56. in 3. mg. .Q ' ' fiieigeiiiswie Qi X ez M Q.. W IAQ X ai t 25?- mm:-im mm: ma 'fi il 'l 491 vw? gun, an .le g ,,,-3 Joe Rogers Hair, lll They that-stand high have no need to fear. Dramatic Club 52-563 Pres. 55- 56, Vice Pres. 54-55, Hi-Y 55- 56, Beta Club 54-565 Sr. Class President. Myra Joan Hall Sincere in every thought and deed. Pep Club 55-56. Harold Buford Hammock Sometimes l sit and think, but most of the time l iust sitf, Glee Club 52-56g Boys Chorus 52-56. Mildred Annette Hamriclc 'iAlvvays friendly and willing to lend a helping hand. Beta Club 54-56, Treas. 54-55, l:,'l'.A. 54-565 Vice Pres. 55-56, Library 54-56, Girls State Alter- nate 55. OF 1956 . Y. , Mr .lf it -er' 'W-1w.' . sell magazines. We sold S244594, topping the class of Jr., and Paula Johnston. The winning homeroom vvas the Bobby Frank Harden Let every man mind his ovvn business. DO. 54-56. Harold Hubert Harden i'You're out of condition, what have you been doing, studying? '45 N J sw if 'mf-f ' Q - i if , F4 if ig t rtfgugjka 6.8: 3 p ,ff iw ff ' 29 N f Y rss Billy Gene Hickman lt doesnt pay to vvorry, unless youre worrying tor pay H Boys Cnorus 52-56 Kay Janice Hodge She smiles and the world smiles vvith her. Glee Club 52-53, Student Coun- 'W cil 55-54, DO 54-55 'ifil fmt' -af xc in -icf't f-5 fs., Z. few' tts SE NICR Albert Oscar Howard, Jr. 'There ig no great genius vvith- out a touch ot madness. Dramatic Club 52-545 Thespian 55-56, Hi-Y 55-565 Sec 55-56, Beta Club 54-565 Debating Club 55-54. Willard Cleveland Howard lt takes brains to be a real fool, Red and Black 52-535 Student Council 52-535 C Basketball 52-535 B Basketball 53-545 C Club 53-565 Sec. 55-565 Base- ball 52-565 Whos Who 55-56 x ya J. Q 5? H i ,QS in -. 'Bw' LM .,.- i - 5' I it f ,iff fr 6 1.-,..,:..,., ., vw' A M , ' - . ?5f 5 Seniors declared Htvvirp season in November tor three W N lvlary Yvonne Hodge UA heart ot gold with a smile to match, Amitie Tri-Hi-Y 52-535 Chair and Gravel 52-53, FHA, 52-545 N O T, 53-55, Beta Club 54- 555 DO. 54-565 Treas 54-555 State Treas 55-56, Student Council 55-56. Ronnie Wilton Hodges A man of silence is better than a man ot a million words Sylvia Yvonne Huggins A big heart with plenty of room tor many triendsm Amitie Tri-Hi-Y 52-53, Band 52-545 N OT. 53-565 Pres. 55- 56 Julius Richard Huguley A package can't be iudged by its size f M if if A ,aw eas t, 5. X -an kb t CC gig X William Kendrick l-lunt lt you will still live at ease, hear and see, and hold your peace. s 4 Band 52-56. lx 5 19 James Will lngram A good sport is alvvays V popular, - J - . ' Boys Chorus 52-56, Glee Club Q 'W gn 1015 l A' E4-56, Baske'ball 54,563 C Club 4 55-56, Visual Aid 54-56. J if 1 if . well ii 'Via , qw! N'wr'! W Wm!! is Betty Louise Jackson Silence is more musical than any song, Carolyn Pauline Jackson Cheerful giving is the vvay to happiness. vveeks, John l-louston Jackson one can be sure, except upon . . one's seltf' There is no dependence that 3 . sksa f 1 ti ei M., as v.Nc ww' .sw t Richard lvlarvin Jacobs What he has, he gives willingly. B Football E3-5. 'awww During this time the girls vvere required to treat. l... .' www' . 535 .,'l Sara Jean Jinnett , JV... 5 r-..V ., ,, ,,vs,,.- l can resist everything A except temptation. I ,,.v Amitie Tri-l-li-Y S3-54g Pep , cite 5556, FTA, 55,56 f-g, 'V is, l '- K t Charles William Johnson A good sport-alvvays-W all ways B raarisaii 55541 v, For-mit ' 4 54565 c cub 55-seg sf. Class W' y W Favorite. 31 gal 4 3 1-sg W1 , z it . 5- W A.., 3 JJQM sf rf ,, s wwe X E E. .. il D' .2 . Flin.: ,., 1 -7--we 4 t Juanita Johnson We'll remember her smile tor many years, Treas, Freshman Class 52-53, Art Club 52-53 Rayrnon Wilson Johnson Mischief lurks beneath a solemn face ROTC 52-54. DO Club 54- 56 SENIORS We had many ot our Seniors participating in the Ooeretta, enjoyed immensely by exeryone. Patsy Dianne Johnston Nice, neat, fast on her feet, Junior Glee Club 52-535 Glee Club 53-56, FTA 55-56, Sr Tri-Hi-Y 55-565 Amitie Tri-He Y 52-53g Pep Club 54-56, Vice Pres 54-55, Pres, 55-563 Quill and Scroll 54-56, Treas. 55-56, C Club 55-563 Keyhole 53-56g Reporter 53-54g Annex Editor 54-551 News Editor 55-56, Cheerleader 55-56g Captain 55- 565 Who's Who 55-56 Paula Marie Johnston Always on the sunny side ot life. Jr, Glee Club 52-533 Sr. Glee Club 53-56, Pep Club 55-56, Amitie Tri-Hi-y 52-533 Who's Who 55-56 La Bruce Justice A likeable lad with lots of surprises. Drarnatics 53-553 Thespian 54- 55. lvlary Sally Kennedy truer friend is hard to tind, Club ,2-N, FHA 5 -5, ja- 1, T-- w- - - ..., Q: f- if , ., I In .. as S 'WCW 'Q Shelley Donald Kent ii ----7And a good time was had by allf' DO. 54-56 Myra Killingsworth The endearing elegance of female friendship. FH A. 53-54g NOT, 53-56g DO. 54-56. GT- AE' is N., .-WN.-pw if' Aiigtimm if-vj'Qt aa, v Bobbie Jean King 'Energy and persistence conquer all things Joyce Annette Kite Women ot tew words are the best vvornen atter all E E Bennie l-larolcl Knox 'Michievous but courteous, reliable and resourceful l' Basketball hflgf. 55-54, Glee Club 54-55g Boy's Chorus 54-56, Shellie Jean Lansclon No sinner, but certainly no saint. Glee Club 52-56, Asst. Sec, 55- 56g Art Club 52-535 Arnitie Tri- Hi-Y 53-54g Keyhole 53-56, Be- porter 533 Exchange Editor 53g Feature Editor 54-553 Business Mgr. 55-56g Quill and Scroll 54-565 V Pres, 55-56g FTA, 55-563 Sr. Class Treas, 55-562 Who's Who 55-56. Thomas Vincent Linton Even l get into trouble sometimes. Norman Wayne Loclclar A'Don't plague me with studies, l have vveighter things on rny mind, Sweethearts, on December lst and 2nd which Barbara Ann Love Hlnteresting, likable, always bright. Glee Club 52-553 E, l-l, A. 52- 55, Beta Club 54-56, Cheer- leader 52-54, Basketball 52-53. George Alvin Martin 'The rnan that blushes is not quite a brute. Boy's Chorus 55-56, Bennie Joye McCar1 l'5he's here' she's therel Always fun loving, neyer a carelu Glee Club 52-56, Art Club 52- 53, Arnitie Tri-Hi-Y 53-545 Red and Black 53-56, Bus Statt 53- 55, Bus. Mgr. 55-55, Quill and Sfroll 54-56, Ser 55-56, ETA 55-56, bl SBA Cub 55-54, N S P A Journeyman 54-55, Andrew Dewitt McClure They say silenre is golden Barbara Ann Moseley Charm and sinferetyfthe ideal senior Transferred trom Yuma Union High School, Yuma, Arizona, 55 German American Club 52-53, Student Coyirifll 52-55, Girls Clee Club 52-54, Mrxed Chorus 52-54, GAA 12-54, Beta Club 55-56 Senior Tri-l-li-Y 55-565 Library 55, Bed and Black 55- 56, Sr Editor 55-56, Thomas Edward Mullis Dont tell me what l mean. Let me tigtire it out myseltl' Boys Chorus 52-54, Hi-Y 52-56, Dramatifs 55-54, Thesbian 5,i- 54, B Football 54-55, Beta Club 54-55, V, Football 55-56, SENIORS Many ot the Seniors worked in the ottice and obtained Ereddie Elbert Mobley 'To think is an idle waste ot Tlml' Luther Noel Moore Full ot' wit and humor and always on the go Thesoian 53-56, Dramatic 52 Q Dorothy Ann Murbhy A true triend is always a friend FHA, 52-53, NOT 54-56, Treas 55-56 Katherine Mozelle Murphy 'In gentle ways she has no pew, modest and sweet, Calm and 56, Stage Mgr 53-56, Boys Slmelel' CHOMS 52-56. VW' Aid 52- Choral Club ss-54, Glee Club 55, WHOVS Wlio 55-56. 53-56, NOT, 55-56, Beta Club 55-56. Winston Porter Newton Speak briefly and to the point, V, Pres Freshman Class 52-53, B Football 53-54g Student Coun- cil 54-56g Beta Club 54-56, Fli- Y 54-56, Treas, 55-56g Boys State 54-555 Whos who 55-56 Betty Joyce Nicholson Man has his will-but woman has her Way. D O 54-56, Sec and Treas 55- 56g N. D. T. 55-56, Jerry Buttord Norton Quality, not quanity, is my measure. C Basketball 52-53g B Basket- ball 53-54, Robert Donald Otts An honest boy who takes it on the chin, a good sport and a warm heart within. sms., a4Q'K5, '? James Flarry Parker, Jr. Let the world move on- l work in sports alone. Glee Club 54-55, Boys Chorus 52-56, C Club 52-56, FTA 54-553 Football 53-56, Football Mgr. 523 Basketball 55-563 Bas- ketball 52-55L Treas C Club 55-563 Baseball 53-56, Baseball Mgr 52g Visual Aid 55-56, Who's Who 55-56. valuable experience that would be helptul atter gradua Jack Benson Patterson Ml-le bore without abuse the lg E grand ole name ot gentlemen. Boy's Chorus 55-56, Glee Club 52-53g 55-56, Student Council 52-533 Pres Jr. Class 54-55. V-Pres. Sr, Class 55-56, C Club 55-56g Baseball 55-56, Drama- tic Club 53-56g Who's Who 55- 56 Robert Eugene Oliver Patricia Ruth Pickard Learn to live, and live to learn, Always ready for a good time, Wm Student Council 54-55, Boy's Glee Club 52-53, M Chorus 55-56. Xi ww X six' J E wx if 'Ca X Q Jimmy Allen Rlland l'Some are wtse and some are otherwlsef' .- -Q 4 if -um Av'ww K 8 X Omer Daytd Rope 'll-lts let's go sptrtt ts neyer downed Q WF . W, 5 ff' t Student Counctl 5:-54, B Foot- ' ball 52-55, V Football 53-56 4 'wi refer SENIORS On December l6, the Sentors held their annual Christmas chtldhood, tn whtch each played wtth a toy, refreshments Jaycees for dtstrtbutton to the less fortunate chtldren ar 5' .,4 Q, St' li KV ,sg W4 'FTSE' W r . W if Vx ff' - Martha Sue Ramsey Worth her wetght tn cheerfulnessf' Arrtltle Tru-Ht-Y 52-55, Sr, Trl lnlt-Y 54-55, Dramatic Club 52- 55, Thesptan 55-55, Sinbe 54 55, FHA 52-53, Ltbrary 55 56, Dramattc Award 54-55 James Henry Roberts ls it so true that second thoughts are best? Band 52-53, C Basketball 53-54, B Football 54, Keyhole 54-56, Sports Edttor 55-56, Leon Edward Robertson Fun htdden under a cloak of stlence Band 52-55, Glee Club 55-56, Boy's Chorus 55-56 15 fn rf '55 'ki' -fx- X ' fit- t- at '53 K -sk , 7 3 4 Johnny Woodrow Rodgers Always expert the unexpected Gordon Mack Ross lt's a cheerful worker who always succeeds. Clee Club 52-55, Boys Chorus 57-56, Student Counctl 52 56, Pres 55-56, Keyhole 55-56, Ctr- culatton Mgr 55-56, Thesptans 54-56, Rubltctty Chairman 55- 56, Dramattc Club 53-56, Beta Club 55-56, Treas. 55-56, Whos Who 55-56, Most Repre- sentatye Boy 55-116 Sandra Ann Ross 'AA ttny bundle of eyerythrng nice. Keyhole 54-56, Ctrculation Mgr 54, Adv lvlgr, 54-55, Feature Ed 55-56, Letter 55-56, Art Club 54-55, Reporter 54-55, Rep Club 54-56, Sr. Trl-l'li-Y 55-56, FTA. 55-56, Glee Club 55-56, Arrtitle Tfl-l'll-Y 53-54, Sr Class Fayortte 55-56, J ,rw f- mv...,44vU'P' 'M X t r -2 ., 4 rt - wp t tt ,Q-,QSM gf' 1-,fo ,,-vv- ullul ' . A , -...w li- , A . :AA .,,.y, 1 'Q ! 2 Johnny Alfred Sanders 'LA 'Triple S' man- spirit, smiles, SDOrtS.H Student Council 52-53, B Foot- ball 52-53, V. Football 53-56, Football Captain 55-56, Base- ball Mgr 54, Baseball 55-56, C Club 53-56, Glee Club 52-56, Boys Chorus 52-56, Pres Clee Club 55-56, Pres C Club 55- 56, FTA Club 54-56, All-Bn City 54-55, lvlost Valuable Play- er 54-55, Honorable All-State 54-55, C Club Lineman 54-55, Visual Aid 54-56, Jr Class Fay- orite 54-55, Lead in Operetta 55-56, Mr, Central 55-56, Most Popular Player 55, WhO's Vxfho 55-56 Larry James Sinduetield Laugh, and the world laughs with you, Weep, and you weep alone, Baseball 52-56, Basketball Mgr 52, B Basketball 53-55, C Club 53-56, V-Pres. 55-56, Margaret Phyllis Smith UFler smile, her speech, her winning way, Amitie Tri-Hi-Y 52-54, Pres 53-54, Glee Club 52-52, Dra- matic Club 52-56, Thespian 53- 56, SCC The-spian 54-55, Pres lhespian 55-56, Art Club 53- 34, Class Sec 35,-34, Homecom- ing liepres 53-54, Sr Tri-Hi-Y 54-56, Pres, 55-56, FTA 54- 56, Pres 55-56, Beta Club 54- 56, Girls State 54-55, Ottice 55-56, Wno's Xlfho 55-56, lvliss Citilenstiip 55-56 Sara Nancy Smith 'Twinkling eyes and sparkling wit, CFI96 party in the cateteria, Atter a period ot entering second were enjoyed and the gifts were later presented to the Ot our town, .av- Geraldine Shine Her care was never to ottend, and every person was her friend, Shirley Ann Smith Its easy to be sweet when you're naturally sweet. Sophomore Beauty 53-54 Charles O'Neal Smith l'Plucky and cheerful! a regular -fellow. Glenn l-larold Spears l'Full of tun and mischief too, likes doing things he shouldn't do. Football 52-54, B Football 52- 53, V, Football 54, Dramatic 52-54, Treas. 53-54, Beta Club 53-56, Art Club 52-53, Nation- al Thespian Society 54-55, Treas. 54-55. .Alf i N lvllchael Thomas Stewart -amfi r-q,, 5V' My battence is long, and work tlres lt not. Gerald Lamar Storey Hrs smrle, hrs dress, rate hum best Student Councll 52-53, Dfamatrc Club 52-56, Thesoran Club 53- 56, Boys Chorus 53-55, V, Foot- ball 55-56, Cheerleader E3-54, Whos Who 55 56 SENIOR The day trnally came when we were measured tor our Caps telt the glory ot being a senior, N , Haywood Strrngtellow Thought lS the measure of lute. Ann Gaul Tankersley 'leave srlence to the sarnts l am but human, Transterred from Okeechobee lnlrgh School ldomeiomrng lie- oresentatrye 55-543 FH!-X 55- 55, FTA 53, O Club 55. Cheerleader 54-55, Bohnre Sue Tate 'lrttle she saysebut much she does Jlmmy Cary Thlgpen l talk tast, but I say what 1 I want to say eg X , B Football 54, . Q... l v' l ' Q j Jesse Booker Sudduth, .lr Charles Arnold Tice lg Although he's no surgeon, he Uhle must have a slxth sense, y,,,,. rj does a great deal of ruttrng up. theres no sygn of the other li A5 M J Art Club 52-53, Boys Chorus We' , M V New-if . 52-56, Debatlng Club 53-54. .A We agp ' 9,2 r Betty Louise Tillery Eriendliness is the keynote to a good personality, Glee Club 52-56, Arnitie Tri- Hi-Y 52-54, Keyhole 55-56, News reporter 53-54, Exchange Ed. 54-55, Co-News Ed 55-56 gypsy, Donald Edwin Tillery E, Content to know an be un- ? known. whole in hirnseltf' if tffgfsa Band 52-55, Baseball 55-56 , 7,5 'Z?' K George Louis Turner Manners, looks and athletic ability----a rare Combination, B Eootball 52-53, B Basketball - 52-54, V, Baseball 52-56, V Eootball 53-56, Boys Chorus 53- 55, Glee Club 54-551 C Club 54-55. ' Lois lvlontine Ward As many good points as a pack ot pins. un, Charles Edward Webb Bewarel l may be a sensation yet Robert Earl Weeks 'The unspoken word never does harm. CJF1956 4 P 2 K I T 1 1 G '5 lx , ..,,. - ir: if will f ,. we ,ggi -rr .. Q 1 ,an ffm, ww' 'EE-:ss and gowns. l-low dignified we all teltl Now we really Dorothy lVlae Whatley Not all blondes are empty headed. Transferred to Dothan High 53- 54, Transferred from Dothan 54-55, Amitie Tri-l-li-Y 52-53, See ot Freshman Class 52-53, Freshman Class Beauty 52-53g Entre Nous 53-54, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 54-56, V, Pres. 55-56, Glee Club 52-54, 55-56, ETA 55-56 Mary Joanne Wheelus The most completely lost ot all days is that on whifh one has not laughed. Library 52-54, Beta Club 54-56, Pep Club 55-56. 'lm 'Wim' W A . A1:.i,., A ssl., :IW ..M,. we.,.,.,a.-F ' ?s NN sw? ..-,.,.,-e-W 7 Camera Shy: Jimmie Lee Champion Jimmie Mae Sanders Betty Faye White The way to a mans heart is through his stcmach, so l'ye taken cooking lessons Glee Club 52-53 M W. Whitman, Jr, We grant, although he had much wit, he was yery shy ot using it, Band 52-56, Asst Drum Maior 55-565 Reporter-Correspondent 55-56, l-ti-Y 5556, Whos Who 55-56 Bryant Morgan Williams, Jr The greatest tccls in lite are those who dont tool around at least a little. Laura Marie Williamson lt is neyer wise to be wiser than necessary' Linda Lee Wilkes When she was young it was Toys' Toys' Toys' Now she's older, and its Boys' Boys' Boyslu oiee crib 54.55 Ari crib 54 ss, Pep crab 5456, rm. ss- se, Sr rf.iit-y ss-se, Clarence Franklin Wilson, Jr. Warmth and sincereity speak calmly trorr his eyes Band All State Band 55, 55, District Band 53, State Con- test 52-55 Lester l-linton Wilson A bashtul eye sometimes betrays Boys Chorus 52-53g B Football 53 A wg' Shffmr 'fm dx -655' ' MQ ,na-an -Q ew. 5 iv ofnw W- we--gp is E 5 Q 'RQ The last activity betore graduation was the class which was enjoyed by all participating. William Jerry Windham 'Ntxfork tacinates him, he can sit and look at it tor hours Alice Carolyn Wright She certainly has a winning way, she always has something nice to say. Amitie Tri-Hi-Y 52-54, Sr, Tri- Hi-Y 55-56, Pep Club 54-56, Treas 54-55, Publicity Mgr. 55- 56, Glee Club 54-56, Keyhole 53-56g Asst Circulation Mgr, 533 Circulation Mgr 53-54, Ady Mgr 54, Reporter 55-56. 331 ww 154,55 , JUNIORS 'C f rw mf :H , is fin, if UW 1, it A N t if vm NM T Adams Erle Adams -5 f w- Q:-12 1 -. ' 1 13 S9 tak git IGM' 'WP Atktnson lone Barbee 33+ Wig? Nt Patsy Bootwell Larry Boswell f m qw Q :Zi 0 ' t li f A 52 Bull Bush Kettn Callaway s 'f Eugene Appleby l Jerry Barr -v 'M 5 V. af Lzanita Brassell if 2 are rm -N vr ly Malcolm Campbell , ,1,1 , NM. ,K + 'er 3 'K-Q at 1 , X .r Ati QW an fw fx' f , M , K, at, W ' w ,Rm uf ' t tai 1 Xfgwf K 1 if y X Larry Armstrong Kenneth Arnold Hubert Barrentine Pat Benton J 'll' Z 5 2-' f-P . L' xl? -3- as . A r. James Brooks Jerrell Brown 2 ,t 'Ek K -1 av 4' 1 -t x t lvlattle Lou Camp Era Jean Cannon gif- Q . 5 E A L 5 :l: . Ik hx eww Glenda Carroll ro 0 start the year ott, we elected class ottteers. They arei Pat Ray ll eeretaryg George Dades, Prestdentg Sam Snernll, Vtee Presrdentg and arol Newsome, Treasurer. Jeanette Cntlds iff aj 1 'Y' Slwlrley Arrington . .,,: Q or x L yi 4. Peggy Blackwell -rr it t t. Nw r fix lv' 3 gk Lynn Burch r ' aaa.. ,J-v , ,ik but i L Jerry Carden we .-W W W ar M Pat Carver Wd, . 4? M qv 'M . Ae Nancy Clarke ,we fy HRH Jimmie Sue Cole Jane Dudley -4,3Qj'9- F. Bobby Flinn ,fs 5 .ein N81 ' J EK Bonnie Gamble Joyce Griggs iz lt -'-- -5 it if as L June Grimes JUNICRS .ao- - gg iv .stirgtigm ri Y .63 or EJ Eleanor Corner Clyde Copeland J d u y Edwards Dorothy Faircloth I 'iz' li W ...ies 4, V-T xml as A if J 1 M, A li J lk it 'S Mary Sue Flowers Jack Franklin ff J A Gil SF R arms-sew , ' M J' J gift: ' item :,.. as X if Martha Garner Frank Giles wg Q, - rf -fps J 4 i la ., 9? ' 5 1. mv ' Wayne Corbett 2 t 1 -3 W M .Q f ,Q -we A A Larry Ferrell J .V ,sew simm is Ray Franklin H 'Q Valk Frank Goodwin mf WN Hb: 4, 3 as surf ,..... f f ii A he W J' 4 :FL Neva Dennis . W l'F:jE il,-A -YW 1 'Q 1. W L, J fr' as - no -f 4 Luther Fewell C r Lge , a K J JS Peggy Freeman all ,Q , Sl J ll i el Q.. Keith Griggs 2,5-we?'e2f 5 . 1 ry Wt.fN,,.,, W Don Disrnuke Donnie Fiquett :yew Leah Funderburk A232 K 3, Frank Grrggs ip rw Judy Grimes 5 , The Junior class Christmas party was a success, The boys enjoyed water guns, and the girls played with the dolls. The toys collected distributed to the Children in the Community. Judy Hall gf ff! 3 I vvenda Harnrlclq 1552 lizabeth Harrison P ' ,Q in J c Wa, . it Eleanor Hood I . ' ,I Qt 'v .3 2 1 , f John Johnson f gt M 'iff p Carol Harden --.. rv W, Louise Harrison 5 , 'Q , V .lm Sammy Howard - :rf ', , am? 1' 'M Don Jones JUNIORS 54 ,, ,. . . we fm J J., f . ' Q 3' J if J Cyrus Harden ,Ry E-in if Wm -t ex Alice Head - . :.,-. 3 ::', - 4 iw Stanley Howard ,rs .Y Eugene Kelley ag- xr If Shirley Harden ,J 3, i 4' , P Elaine Head 5 ng, J fs ,gf ,tilwfy .wx Ronald Howell is 1' 1-M 1 , .wwf Erenda Harp X X tt 4- IJ 5 JY 'f Varner Head u AL fan swf Donnie Hudson i wwf' l of Devon Kilcer Alouin Killingsworth Junior class reached another mile stone in their journey through High School. The class rings were received hy the enthusiastic , E , W ,ef ,af 'wr -it K , 27 Terry Kinney or ' - Q2- f 'Q faiw l Craig Lisle hifi ,C i fs, f -'a , is 2 My ,r 1' I Martha John Harris as f A if i K 'SE Ruth Ann Hi Iyer . cam. 1 'W' 4 M Earl Hutchinson Jane Ann King Q ,J Carol Lane ii i. Vgr, -317 ,t qi J will .4 1 ,higfffj Billy Mahoney 2 we-K-1 we fr B frm N ' F552 Bully McCarley x ic 1' .3 tm f 2 if aw R B ,bv Anne Morrow tif gg Chartes Norris 'Z 1 Rrtey Phrthps P if . xr? S 3,43 , nf Wayne Prickett z Francene Puttman H ar- qw 'P :Ii I 4225 JUNIORS 2 P W 'K w.,,,a5f at N Shtrtey McDonald Ethel McLendon '-': 52: RW A in R I Q P P V ., r' gi i'g-..g- , 'si . 'Ii' .tbkowfr fi 1' I ,gg ,A Q Bobby Newsome Ahce Page . .553 ' Patncra Ptttman Je-reathia Pugh at wr X. X' 1. 5 K Faye Pyron Caro! Newsome ,nf YM I ,N -f EC-er'y Parker -, M ma X Russell Pittman '22- Jeanette Mung 'S s 9' D1 Ceceha Morgan at .L Many E: ,K .' . . air' ., AWN' P s -S., Roland Newsome Toby Newsome , ij' ,.:.- 3 ff V A A P ts if ' R Gary Peacock GarlPenue1 P , ,, , Q Q, a i x ' PA I X K. 3 Jerry Pope Mary Lee Pope ir f E ,V gg 'I J . xx X. Fwy, X . 1 X 'W . Y N . Ray Morris A 75 h h is i A 6 R ' K 2, : ,'-' : :-:ers f x M Dorothy Nix , ,884 if , ' 52, Q. '32 Zi as George Perdue rw Barbara Posey Ky Every great advance rn Scrence has Issued from a new audacuty of rmagi nation. ,E .71 ., P! J ,A ,. ----Q'.., , ,,qA. at vga, AFS ii' - . S ' z M5193 ' S' ,,A... is 5 l Deloria Rapion Pat Ray V- '35 5 1 if J Repefca Riddle JimmY R0bl '50n ,M -v VS' rw 'ft s , x ' ' r if D ,gary 4 ,. QQ. in ff :wwe 1 1 mast! Grover Sharpe William Shavers V , y -.., 4 . fs mul 3 l x--f we' x 1 Charles Smith lVlaryJo Smith 1... , 'f f ' y-i f 4 , Q ' tif .f 'ii WW vi , A KES i am ,Z 1. Shirley Ray Ronnie liice ,Ts-:A i'? ',i A .. x 1'9 . f V fi? W i Y r x Larry Rodgers t i? X 'VX 5 Sam Sherrill rg F? X 3 Thomas Smith if qwwm i Donald Rollins t X :E NLM f gi ' ii . 5 '. fi my wg , , Marilyn Shirah :Q I f Q M sa xl af. 1 K 1 I Fwy V Sonny Snead 'he picnic marked the end ot our Junior year, Everyone enjoyed swim! wing, dancing, and eating, i 'fn 'S ':...,w Anna Riddle M- mf' l Oliver Sanders 552 ,J Il M 5 Metairie Shirah Sz N.-4 HK jx Vai ,....X Frank Spivey ix 1, yr 7 Peggy Riddle i H-u- Ct E , as r Janice Schvveers Dottie Simmons ,, , . , New -1: V Delmar Strong .J S 1.rry ii A f 355 t 7 1 i'Yig???iiig3'ifl June Sudduth Margaret Taylor F 7 w i J f ,I Ki m wif J' 'ig ii Q Jar' 1 1 f Joseph Teel Shelia Thomas JUNIORS l ,M I 4 .sit 'WS - . . N' Q f . i 2 '-. . YW rn ww V ro, I W W Qi: , '.--.. , V ,ix N53 2 , iff' ws, A , W , ir . , .V,:V,. 4 if , , g 4 A , c . if gli 9 ,W , -mx ef i 5 r if izmkl if 'WT 11 A l r Carl Thomason Pat Thornton Edgar Tomblin Bobby Trawick Marie Turner Martha Turner Rs F R' f'-fi ,..., J ' ': .. . S : W., , . Y , t 5 ft . V 'w af, 5 QAHAQ Z A 0 Q' g t V ,A N rg J my A ,,-.: I ag , . W - mlggrgg f ,signage , .r ,,, . , Ka i . KX :-----: , I . 'l ':::' i ' ' A J rw R P' ll, Janice Veasey Peggy Veasey Carol Walls Jimmy Walters Sue Ward Joseph Weaver Y Ev ,. -.,. J rrrr -rrrr 1 ' is r ,, www, A ,,.. disk 1 fri --wa. L ,,,, ,,s f M N- g 2'5 i 'iy N - , Q' C' A . ' ' J 'r -J si ,ra f K l -.215 41,1-f ' Y ' 3 Wayne Webb Faye Wellborn Mary Wellborn Julia Welch Sarah Wells Arthur Wilkerson . - r , W, , '. a t X xr '-ffzs? ' f P Joan Williams Mary Jane Williams W Betty Williamson Peggy Williamson Phyllis Woods JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Our class sponsors are Mrs, Vaudie Marshall, Mrs Virginia Kennedy, MIS, Clara Helms, Miss Rhoda Burdeshaw, Mr, Henry Fleming, and Mr, Billy Kennedy, Eleanor Comer was our representative for Homecoming Queen. For our projects we brought ' ' d h e tion for the Seniors, Our class officers arei President, George toys for the under-privileged children, and sponsore t e rec p Dadesg Vice-President, Sam Sherrill, Secretary, Pat Ray, Treasurer, Carol Newsome. Our class favorites are Carol Newsome and Wayne Webb Among many of the Juniors that participated in the Operetta was Melaine Shirah who had one of the leading rolls. Eleven of our Junior boys played on the varsity football team. CAMERA SHY Joyce Batson, Carolyn Bennett, Era Jean Cannon, Ann Carroll, Christine Champion, George Dades, Johnnie Dixon, Dorothy Dudley, Jackie Ellis, David Favors, Ronald Frazier, Carnell Givens, Douglas Harden, Joyce Harrison, Ronnie lvey, Wesley Knlglll. Hilda LlSl6, Elsie Faye Littleton, James Maddox, Frances Mancil, Donnie Martin, John McLersdon, Katherine Murphy, Warren Mobley, Cora Newberry, John Oliver, Mary Frances Page, Billy Parrish, Mary Frances Parker, Beverly Perry, Herman Richards, Gloria Robinson, Helen Royal, Joyce Sanders, Lamar Spear, Donald Stringfellow, Faye Turnham, Eugene Walling, Peggy Washington, Jimmy West, Harry Wiggins, Deron Wilson. Jimmy Wynn 46 , 'I fi-N I . W gi' 2 - Mane Adams U W , 2 fx A Q , ,T -f' - i i lj' ls 'Af' I. Henrietta Adklnson W A -cs f - Judy Allen it 4, Kenneth Argo .,.,. A. ki 2 m b Ann Armstrong ,X I t,. 5 yi ,,,, ,, cu . B my A i lvlafllia Arnold 'E . H the we .W 1 36, ,W ,W WMS A ' ' -' Y 1 if 1152 Lucy Faye Austin W , Q y i -'vs' ' Nelda Baker f 'V'-. Q , 'A W ' ' Tommy Batts l 5 'T' E , Howard Benetield 3 . -:':. Q 34ir nh A, z ' it 7 551, ,, -., l .. if if ' Judy Bentley 1 my wwe 1 '.. A' ' Ti -- 1? 'lf ,,.,., .f William Billingsley ' A 1 V44 't . 1 ' tg l lvlay Ruth Blackwell we A 1 ' , at , smilie Blue B ,..'.Q T mall at ll .1 .,., ll loseplllme Boclqman .fi 'A' 3'-' ' - , My WWW asa, 5 fn' ..r 'wmv v Maw A Evita r .. - :what 215:22 'wf3l', ' H' mama wma F' 2 K .- f ' t sl aww -W A k Qi, M. k E.:r' Mmm: ,ft l ,:'--,.: ' mmm - .' f i M 4 Wig vb I av Uk ,l 5 B A f ' Q -V 3'?..Q'Z..5?Qfyff R tt' A A 1 sw' ,lil l s SWE-2 QA ,V 1- .,.' A 'WEE 1, '- .K 4 ei ' , -W ,, ---- a ' 5 -an at A rrr A y ' uv. B at aa. .. y s i t sis The Sophomore class was overflowing with an enrollment ot 2l4 members, Our class sponsors were Xlylrs. W. Ol Langley, Mr. Ralph Martin, Miss Elizabeth Palmer, Mrs, Lucille White and Miss Betty ann. 'A F 5 K Jane Branch - A . , b., V Jeanette Brinkley ,.- 34 U, Y it Billy Brooks x s f -si:-E: 'K X t ' ., -' rw ' .Q Q fl' fl 3 - li Callie Brown V B - Everett Brown 13 ,fl A 5 W 4 , ,gi W Nelson Brown ., . W A ' ' Ted Brown N :tml v sf. s c K -1 or H-: E few X5 ay FOWHIHQ Mary Byrd Alvin Caldwell '? we ' gym Q n f-Qfm ii . 3 5 l M A !, ! . G , su f' N IVI: .. Tommy cannon ll A n V' ' ' AV I H 1? Kay Carmack 5 A ,QW - we W ly ,N Nancy Carpenter ,M Q, , . - 1 r K. gk' :I , V ff . W 1 ' Q 'X A lk ' . Betty Carson f 2 K V M Him ' I ,, 'I ' I We My Angella Clemmons f A X' . le 5 A V Q ,fn Richard Cook Brenda Coppedge Burt Corbett Jimmy Cox Clytee Crossley Gloria Dayis Phillip Day Mildred Daye Janet Deason Ann DeCoux Larry Digby Carolyn Doolittle Roth Dudley Joe Duncan 1 an ,fl WW' Wil' 5 , Nag, Fm A or ti A 'fn D D Y kk Y ix ,f 5, H K RJ 35 'Il ,L V.,-1 D , .I Q-Vg , ,..,,. ' .:,. .. .. fill' in , ffj. 1 F t.:, J- 'H J' I , ff are if f D ,, J, an 'i' ff-'Q' 3 yy f W' I I , l av -:-,,.. ' ' . E I. ,. : Q f ' A ei W as A , X J it , D ll 3 G Y .. .:-' 21: , ' MT .- -', 1 . , -:. - V G y gg A . 14. . -A.,. ,. ,--,-- - 4 . lk, V 2 ' '- -. Wta r or A - .,,,.- - J 4 fl . s ' ,: 2 K 10,4 I N Q X . Marlene Elmore 'wx QW 4r,4 , , 4 SOPHCMOREE We chose tour capable rnemoers ot the class to serye as our class officers They were Richard Cook, y Presidentg Baker Whatley, Vice Presidentg Fay Browning, Secretary, and Kay Carrnack, Treasurer, Bill Enfinger Tommy Evans Judy Ferrell Woodrow Flowers Katharine Gay Peggy Greer Diane Griffin Lynn Griffin ' Jackie Haines Christine Hall Jerrie Hall Gwen Hammond Peggy Harden Donald Harper Shirley Harper ' fr f sr, G f -'fx gt K Q 1' iw -:. H 4 ln' Qi MSW ...K QQQI , ,I I: :I , Fl. in si K DN i ' . y' V - I M-Q-raw, . ' lif 5 hhs QQ ,. M A W Vg s it V gif? y i as ,., 'r ' he 3,5 2 X ., 6 ': 't .,,, : 1-5. .1 r----:2 -3 -:-Z,. it ' Dewi 21. 'X' i I SH E x ri, ff - in ef, 1 in ,Giga w xl ,a a 3 2 . - ,wg 3. V QE K K t r r uyy sy aio, A ai, 'I' A X Q Af Q-My ,, -ET. an ax D A M M? P 5 l Q- ,.:.,,, V fl AJ 1 3 : : ': ,X ff? Mm new , o 'A:- 111 my , as 1 ay E.: -.,-,. QVAA Z ' y - 1 . . 'l:- Q t ': 3 M ,L ff? C f t 3.9.2 wmv .2 '. in sum , A W x 5 V . 61 X -H-rr -rm ' I L , Q if . X332 K' Estancia' CPHOMOR The class helped in many school services such as U 4 if ES school sanitation and beautification 3. 92 -fa.. . '--- if J f .. .- , .... I .. -'-- - - .i ww 3 -' ,- , -1 '- ff 5 ' :Q ff' ' - . . N i -I J A -llul . ..,. 1 '. :?,:s.. :l3 M My W '. . V Nth, ' , ,W ' I I gg a' ' ,. xx ' ' F' ,Q s W ' C l ? 'T'27' ' fy- N 6 .,.. Q? 1 it ' , ,,,.- W, .3 .I V, 'll 5l.' ., i,,i.,,i. ' me '- f-is as g faiwayt !, av ag g ow ill, ,. im. . J 5l 't'Q4 1 gm , ,. 3, , 'x L, ,rx ff if Masai , A A t ' Q :Wk v , W ay'-5 L Peggy Sue Head Carolyn Hemmingson Robert Hendenson Larry Hestley Janice Hinton James Horne La Vaughn Houston Eula Howard Patricia Howell Donald Huckaby Ann Huguley Harry Hurst Shirley Hurst Oscar lngram JamieJenkins 53 is hr , T1 I of school grounds. Willie Carl Jenkins Larry Jones Winston Kelly Reginald Kemp Angelyn Kite Sally Kite Sandra Lake Edward Lammons Donald Lawrence Claire Layfield Linda Ledbetter Judy Lee Jimmy Little Jan Lubetkin Charles McClure taamz C0 3 Sdn 5 A- ,ar 1 1' A is r ,, gf , -I -,V, , , U A 2: .'-A , . Louise McConnell , -E 'APQ' n - ,Q if? Lorane McGregor Wt Sis .' W' ' E' 'R Sandra Massey - M J V Sandra May - li ' We i A . . . ,., , r V f.f,:::5j:-'A '--. , Ili ff -vhl , Jean Medley lk ' .W I - Af' ' 'V'- i ll 5 patsywielton law .1 A, .vm 339' W as we 'ir Eva Neal Milan A - J A, A6 X, Y, 1 ' Sam Miller MM 3 P , Jerry Mixon 'MPL Us n gr , , 3 l als fm V ..,.. X Helen Moore J I ' I lm gm! if Raymond Moore 'Sr V 1 M 3 -Q X' k W W Q Wade Mote iam, . P 1 f ,N A 1 Alice Mount A J ag Ex 4 Bobby Murphy , K Q l X 1 E . fr sl f Ki X J' 5 3 ' .1 'V . l 'MPN 6 '1 .f K lx K, ...Ni Xue, 121.4 ...H R s za' -- ers Finally the schedules were completed and we settled down to the regular routine of study, The Thanks- giving, Christmas, and Spring holidays gave the teachers and students a needed rest. Raymond Napier Jimmy Nobles Gary Norton Jerry Oliver Baxley Oswalt Judy Parsons Michael Perry Frances Phelps Jean Pittman Cary Pope Edison 4 Prince Bobby Puckett BillyJoe Ragan Janice Ramsey Joyce Ray . ,,:- K -A M W Na ,K ,Qi r N f .NE .:.,, C I Q , Q I ,W .,.,..,.., ,W rg Aa .3 Fay ,.,.. ,if I L. V V J 3 W ' sr Q M sew: c ' fgmxk s ,X fs .- f--f- Ll L '. , z-1 . ., . '.ri:, ,.,: r,.'r 1 t r .,',',,, f f 1 ' .,.y 'Tim , LW ww- at 'W if X A .ar ai- ffif QQ' Q Y F N W . k :K YJ, Q ? X V ia f , r fi 1 cc 3 xt .ma ix 5 L .mm ii yJtri ,S 1 it J in 1 ' ,1 r a, he r 1 ' V so jf? f N .agiigf ix.. : KL M:7s5jEg?T . My i we ' ' D M 'fl' . ' if 'F' A X354 :nga K2 W W' V if' .T , V, . W nm- Vi ,X V ' 'WM 4 W 1 5 W 1: to .-- X Signs' 35544, A 5 2 X ' il l ,, I, f i, 2 A'A' 3 Jfaaa J' ' -'A ,, ' A 9. 1 .... aft Yjjbfy J ' Ea in 4, 4, 1 CPHOMORES Audrey Rayle Donald Raymer Louise Reeves Sara Reeves Bobby Richards Virginia Robinson Jimmy Rumph Diane Rumsey Brenda Rungain Judy Russell Sandra Russell Edna Sanders Teresa Self Alicia Shaeter Jeannie Shepherd HOUSEFLY Wy? The sophomore biology class .exhibited their biological drawings to the parents ot Central l-ligh School. Shovvn observing the exhibition are l-lortense Duck, Mr. Leonard Coulter, Bucky l-lovvard, Annette l-lamrick, and Sam Sherrill. wt' 5 as-saga, . H wwx 2 ' wa, 51 M. it 1' .: , ,N i , if M' 'flea .. Vw Q- A ,vi X K, -1 lgtizjzs: J W fp Q N 1 .W A I A ' Q , , D X E , Q 5, 1 .fa A A -- J H ' gg: ,ws eww, I an Y ,z , R M 'S vm, 'E Ex l 5 of 2 l fi ,J as at if. ff'1?'4w f- Al T, ,lik K are D A .J via- 'J-5-jziz gf. .A ,af T We ,im . W -rn al fa Karl' Air ,J , , A... E i t if Durvvood Sims Helen Sizemore Cody Smith Gary Smith Norris Smith Selene Spivey Carol Stamps Patsy Stanford Melvin Stewart Ralph Taylor Katie Teague Walter Teel Janell Thigpen Jeanette Thigpen Jeff Tidmore Nina Tillery Joyce Turner Tommy Wade n Mickey Waldrop Wayne Wall Ronnie Walls Elizabeth Watson Jerry Watson Jim Watson Johnny Weaver I' X5 'T fiti wrt , R A 'favs ,QQ k j H , filly if J' p A 3' ik is as. S r . c 1 X .X L52 in L , If L? Reginald Wells Baker Whatley Maxine White Fay Williams Mary Williams lp I 1 WW A L 'af :iight wwf: - 'H - fin V -:fa 1 Y I M -as , A FS X 1. -5' af e- 35. MQ SOPHOMCRE The school year ended and vve realized our Sophomore year was over and vve were Juniors. The Soph- omore year ended with our annual picnic at Yuchi Reservation, A delightful time vvas had by all who participated in this activity, NOT PICTURED Murphy Adkins Bobby Joe Allen Kenneth Allen Bobby Ammons Eugene Anthony Terry Arnold A J, T. Attavvay Jacquline Bally Dan Bland Nonna Fay Christian Reubin Corbin James Davis Bobby Downing Daniel Duncan Janet East Bobby Ellis Jane Ellis Tony Grimes Winford l-lanie Oscar lngram Gaynell Kyser Ralph Lake Randall Lee Marshall Long Lamar Luttrell Larry Mclntyre Carthan McCart Patricia McKinney Brenda Malone Robbie Ray Mills Doyle Neal Frank Page Joseph Parker Tony Pope Marvin Powles Jimmy Rusk Tommy Sanders Odessa Schofield George Summers Wayne Wood Felix Wilson Sulane Woodal Leon Wooten Larry Worrill Undine Wynn Alice Yeamons K W gr , if y te. f 5 ,NR , , Mme Q 991 gl 'WF' 4 sw 4' K we - -eww -45 .wg , 1 T T 'Wm -,., .. Z klsl sie: xi '::,, , K A as wgm 'Km-ti 'A wx is l F' -W l lt David Adams Elaine Argo 524 3 aifi -my 't , , l l Patricia ' Bishop ga. 5 2 mf-N Env!-gg James Branch ,MM I M 'dx elf, -S S Q- J, 1. it f Carole Cain Margene Carrovvay T l 'PW iizf ga ,I 43,5 A ' U-'iff K+: ,Q as ,Ai ' fav r,, 2 K' Gaynell Adams it . my -uwsf s4'?giLlEf.l fl! x ' 'J Effort Arnold .I .tg if 4' eff- , Wh: ' s Q, , 11,1 Judy iw Blanton 1 , f' 'W as if-as Fred Braswell 3 or M Q- ,lk 5 Clara Ann Cannon 11 J, ' ,,. : iii' T claw My cafes., Buster Chadwick FRESHMEN ,W we X ,wwf 4 at ' 2 re Rita Adams 'll' 'X V. , ,KAI ,wi-if' 3 A Willoise Austin Jackie Boneburg ag it , -W' X Bobby Brown af' ' li . 1 5 4 all 5 f. Freddy Cannon ffl Lana Chadwick WP 2- '- E., itll? if ,J W, an -K qu . J ' Q' . - 5 '-' ' ,.,,,,A l . M ll ' N' ra fam ,r,.-1 JM W '7 'W 1494 A ' 'A M' - Q r - ww N :J 'St B 4 5 4 I Q 5 , ' ll l lvlarle Linda Shirley Myra Abbott Allen Allen Arnergon ,L ,,.,. .. . ll' X ,,,' 'A ' ,':. Aw we .y . p: . m an ., , Wk f-. 5 . N wx -KM I my e V ,.--1' C J f or 3, l x ttf 2 if l A ' J Sandra Belle Sherry Judy Autry Baker Bankston Bishop :az 5 .:Q:t:g: i A 2 W an , .A., ..V. . I weialv J , l'-' lyvy at ... It 1,l 'Q' ,f gf E- Q I ' A .T A f t ,W , Diane Pam Benny Wayne Bonner Bray Brooks Brannon .,, b i.. will zi. s A-.fi ,, . an 4 1 fl, Ji - Q Z freak .. al' C? A, gifts- y H L 2' We yyl at x V r ss W s Ellen Norman Patricia Jimmy Brown Brown Burns Byard gi Z- K :W .--.,. - A , Vbzu I ..,b Z i. my N V ni W .Z ,ff-ff ,Q Y ' f 'W as we e. 'H fa or 'M' C 'T K K s .,l, I J .7 3 M i ..-ez... W 49 Q Gary Bill Connie Janice Capes Carden Carmack Carpenter Those who led us in our group activities were: President, Gypsy Evansg Treasurer, Billy Kellyg Secretary, Kathryn Garrettg Vice-Presb dent, Melissa Webb, Our class sponsors are: lvlrs Catherine Cary, Mr, Otis Kirkland, Mr, O, l., Duncan, lvlrs, Ruth Kobs, lvlrs. Jean lvlusselman, Mrs, Vic- toria Taylor, and lvlrs, Nina Jo Keel, Our homecoming representative was Kathryn Garrett, 53 ,gf ' .5I f' 5 Q 13 Z Lrrwda Chadwick ,- ,Q rc 1 ' 4' ,af 355 X Lroda Dave! :E+ '5r fa. - Me, ' as nr 4 X 1 Judy Edwards 5 sw C - 1 ,wig VX' ax Flemvrwg ff-ff' 2 Sr Er fo fs Moredyfrm Clarmdy S- 'ffr ,Ly u v L Y Ikeda' ,. fax 5 D a J D V1 T rx ff? ,zz F Jerry EIMS H . .W 5? V f M5 , -' Craries Froxd k my 1 'Z 'A , 1 - ' .fm-far' 2. MJ C 4 . frm If .jr ., 5 X 1' Judy Fuiler 'iq Hoy? Gamble aff FRESHM Berry Cook w V' .SK WTS 1 A--' , as 3 'ze if . , Aww' Q f gorge Drk ., A -,ii gum WJ ax X ' hubby Erwms 3 bw K , L59 wb? frwarkyfre Floyd fl W if f fr lam as. 5 kr Kathryn Qarreff EN . -:-A 5 3 X y Zf. 5 321 I I .. 5 rg Q 3 QF W A 'Cm QW pf rf 5 ff 'C wg' T WL, A V SW . , Drama lfaraldme Byron Wrlleoe Cook Cooper Coulter Dafrron fvr . .,m ,... . 4 k is ig! - VA ly . A H . ' ' , VH r 75 :. A-::' r dw V F-in V ' Mr Q., ws .ma V :- w M A' fiwf, ,F W LE' , 7 .,A. I yi , Kax foe 5-ofogkj Ciom e Patrrjwa Dfw Donn Daxerfpcrr Daye H, , I 'S' A --r- V I X 5, K Y 4 uw'-M. ' fr ' W WX ww we V . , V gi 4. f I , X Q i ., ,M , I n t:?MR.,x F 1 3 Par Gypsy Mddrcd Fkvtc rwer Erwvs Evans Farmer FmdNaTer ,-, f I -F ,-..,.,. ' ' -It D 4' W . 'zz' I I if gg 3 C A 1' fi 'ls C - - N -. , .q.Qg:5,!, . ww r i. 3 V . I PM KL if-fiior r , 5: 5 CL I Joao ,ce H4 y Joara Bam Frtxymortrw Parwkkd Fuqua FuHor H :::,-A., H I t , . 5 ' Fw J , get w A X 'F ,K we-Q?-. 1 k j WCW ,. , W Q .Q V 71, , .f - . g fa , l i A V .L 2, 3 Al ' Mm Q, sg , ,I Sandra Crawford Paul Mattwe FaY9 Gatlm Gnbsoru Crlreowarer Gordon F 1. . , Q , , . vigrx :I r F , ilf aw I X .- .Q .1 W , km Arm Thelma Harold Gordy Gray Grimes 'so , ,. t ,J fm f. E A , , W Judy Grimes sv? A 'Q ivan' -fr' Mu xx AA gy ef in-, Marie Hammock 1 , - : ' SV V mf' .. 925' W Q E 4 wr Gloria Harris fir 5 f fr eww Q is WCW' fit Smitty Jenkins ,W v . K ., rfb Marie Jones on Kittrell ' -:.,,- D D ,i A 2 1. FRESHME x. N '. 'Zi , 3, Q - ::,, ,I jg. In 'Q ,: Q W , C . . - Q , , --1 'ff' . E ., M ,V-' C, ' u r yt ty mm,mmm st J' 'SH V 3-vit if ' ' , -..- - K 'hw M t 'C 4 A ,N :E 2 - ....,. ,. -'ff ,,,,. af M A .. ' 'l W ' f Ks? ,, ' ,.,. ,.,., ' i. 1 'wif Piaw' l E L Charles Carlton Cynthia Rebecca Mary Frances Gould Greathouse Gullatt Gunnels Hall J i- 't 't 'r H - 212 i P C 'rfsilii'-ff? i',1i' A 'U .i.. i J ax or ' i rt Y 'list E: Hw:w',: 5 if , Jerry Donald Don Judy Faye Hammond Hamrick Harbuclq Hardiman Harden ' i ' Q 1, 1 'l,,,. , .. S .,, ' A ,.. t J., ., my Q M m,,,j,, ' ' 1 as -J S '51 as , y A x ...Y A ii '-1 - N A9 W A , ,. V A i ' . ' 1 ' by ii fit? K 3 t' 52 is I -', . ,-' X Q an M :F f - g 1' - ig A 2, E Donna Sue Thelma Martha Jesse Tennie Lou Hodgins Hortman Howard Huguley Huguley ret., P i t C, J ff J Q a,,.s ,... Q J? ,ft X My is Jl?E1'-MQ : ' Q ft ' A E K yin -,,,. . gt, AE if K A ax 6,1 mf 34 , VL vlltll lbk- Q Y ,M Wendell Durant Jimmy Jean Elbert Johns Johnson Johnson Johnston Jones .,,... ,..,...... ...,,,..... 3 :,V D lyq: I V . ,, 1 1 J C, ago - 'ti M 'M fq ji .Q 41 1' ' , 5 K U A ,D ' i 1 'X- A K .1 Wm K .. ,,,-iw t W A ,,,,. 3. N i ' W 2 4 - ' A Xl Si g? if Billy Kay Carolyn Eugene Elaine Kelly Kelly Kent Killingsworth Kilpatrick fx mi Wanda Knight ,....: 1 xt I James Knox W wr Y Wm x wi:5:,gg:f- ,. 5' Alice Holliman Gloria Harden t .. ' '35 Barbara Hiitclnins t w? 2552 of Y ? Gerald Jones sf W Pat Kennon Mr. Duncan taught from the textbook and used experiments with his teachings. Those observing in the picture are Jimmy Johnson Bobby Ennis, Shirley Wooten, Leslie Sudduth, Patsy Shehane, Pat Ennis, Ettort Arnold, and Jimmy Sullivan. By showing experiments it creates an interest in Science, and better explains the problems It also makes the classes more enjoyable. 55 FRESHMEN ev., .sm Lx M 1 yer ,L n L M .2 ,fx -A ,,. r - ' ,. Q V so f if FW , if W . W Y M f if ' W will L. 'M 'N 5 ' QL- 'V' M ', , gr ,L . dwells - .uwmr I I 1 I , fl-r ' .. .. . 1. A A an E .S L A E i s ..... 5- 3 rf 1 gf fr J W Q35 Q xxx fl? ..,,, -L Q Linda Dawson Wayne Brenda Amos Brenda Patricia Koon Lee Lee Lewis Liles Love Luker 2:3255-I , E . A lvbul L :I x.., -QIV :I I I Y- H N in ,. L or Q L L 2 :J-hz jiq .. 3 A . : -E . 7 ,, ,- D -ga' X ggi, A ' ,, me if . rr- 55 LIT! am: L ' ' M , V 1 v- 1 is h we ww Y X 'W l ' 2 X ' Pall Margie manila Barbara Dennis l4enne'n lean Maddox Manoney MfCall M:Carl McClure McClure MCFerrin M M .M .'L,,, M is r , M X 'l one new WJ Q 1 Tl ,..r ,fi V' lm ii I Q. -5' l , , A I X C A ' X We i5 A :E X A 3 ' H lm V -- , 1 . '5 Faye Faye Frank Vivian Lendon Sara ROEGV McKinney MeLendon McLendon MeLendon MCWalers Medley Milling -V -'Al.. i . ..Z ,.,, if ,QII ,.', .-v,l W Q 1 K ,.., 'V A , U., 9. ..v.: ,.,' y ,,,,.. , L, M , M . .- ,, 'ru-1 D ., ,. W 0 Q se 'W 'Il l s l L , 3 M ayaa -' . L,:.LQa-- L L l ef ' f' :-Q 1 L f gl my f , L.-.- f A L.1-L, 1 Iggy, aba . L l J F ' X' Jimmy' Jrgdy Dayid Jenn llflyeira Clara Sue Mills Mess Moon? Munro Neal Newman Newsome 5 W M L , SM , ' , i L . .::-- i--H:-efri. , i Z i I fl : H , 3 pm .mmm ., f:::f 5, 'ea' 'F' me W W' W 'N ,,4 'L . W em X I me wx , ' S M- f eeye rar Y 5 es ,xx i Q .mn ' , f lgyqg Ann Henry Cnarles Charles Joe Ben O'Brien O'Brigl1l Park Parnell Patlillo Perry Petty ' M ,' .-.r. . L., M e..,, fe L N - ,IF iw' l 4 L.: L ' L .. 'W A. rlfifwx . MLY1, 1 C v-.an-M . 1 5 lx Z 5 A E! y Gilbert Milford Emily Phillips Pittman Pitts pawn 'vw 3 354, Gardner Pitts , -EV-1 , 'Z 01? 3,4 . - ,MW 31 W 3 if I Ralph Reddish QW l Carl Ryals Q ,X s is Sally Sessions 'lSE, .r,. is W Y s 'Sf 'M N ' Ned Stinson .. I A if ?: ,E ' -' l mfg Ernily Teel FR ESHMEN K, erfv 'ifkii 5- A ' '. , W xv , 3 Q ff' H, , ,, a vg, Wu A -V ,4 ., 4' wg I ' ' . get-f A 1 ' RIS' 3 rr X, fumiywl ps. i S S' 1 , mga, M V Terry Nelle Ned Pugh Rabion Reddon I ,S ik S! we f, ,Q 1 Q Y A- K ,:,, ,,..Q iii Tony Ann Mirl Romane Rolling Rugg 4 . .. ......,., A l f S , Eff ' S S: M S J' K.:, .,,,, 'A , 5 J ..-. . , . '- . 1 i 33- if . 1 David Jon Franklin Shelton Sherrill Shine if -'. -.,i.. A I is v ,, . ig Q 4 K 'izu 'W M 5 pea, ,avi 4545i X XT W Mx , .:. Q , ,.:: , ,Q if Helen Bill Homer Sowell Stillwell Stilts A WN W. L :-- :EEF 1 V . ,il Z Mm any :-'v I, 5.15: 503 i ,, S J 1 li i t 1 at gf , 'J high J aiitftr K 'JL' wk i t f': Q4 it Betty Nell WilI4am Nellie Swain Tolsom Taylor The freshman activities were ended with a picnic at Pine Mountain Those eating lunch were Lana Chadwick, Paul Gillenwater, Kay Kelly, Charles Whitten, Judy Bishop, Max Wilkes, and Connie Carmack, Dancing, swimming, eating, and hiking were enjoyed by all, We agreed that this was the most enjoyable day of the year. mul it 4 N! W li -fig. 4 my Q, ' by K' V .K 2? ' xii' ' A - fl? 'R f W x Wynanne Judy Jimmy Polk Pollard Pope ., ..v -ig.. , V ,Q 5 --'- V2 ,br 'S ' S! NT uf A M, W if W?'ygg' in .gA,. Jackie Jean Nedra Rhodes Roberts Rodgers ,i., V- . b. wk x ii , f yj ,ac A' I g 2 ak w 1 .-W Qt: M in J Q A Xf1e1,,E ar iq M ' Harrell Carolyn Patsy Ryals Shavers Shehane , ' A i ii .1 I K 6 ' ii arf P s i g, , Carolyn Mary Frances Jimmy Smith Smith Snead il- .'i- 2 ,pw 7- - no J jp We ' , ,Fug ff Y ' af' ' rs , W 3 . 4 Robert Fave Leslie Strickland Stubbs Sudduth fa g ,,.,: EV- ,751 , 2 'HQ fr i af' . it .,., A - m fg 3,9 . ' Iffzli .J?'i . Gerald Sally Tew Tew , 1 is 3 ,2 'Wi al M' Dorothy Thomas if M W ,,,,W,g Wm' T' l Willene Walls Mary Whitehead filw Glenn Woods .. . ::- J? W 1 V E 2 I H s .A M f-no nv' K ,, M Wx :Ei W W V' fi' it iw t ' lr, 1 ffm' ww' ,. P ,A I J D R A iojg it an Q l fi, J il it S r l me - Q ' QW K , Arita Bernice Joe Bill Bob Ted Thorne Tinsley Umohress Waldrop Waldrop Ward at tries. EE L Q A -:.: fm : ' fgii .5 'uz' 5. A K ..,, I -I I A ,:r T t N.,o .:,, i A , ,, ta 1:61 W ,X V ,1 we ,- V v ig e,y' ,q . it ' 1 ' Q' ' NW T' C Y ' r-:r A ' J it 5 as ? -V 5 N' 4. , Mary Ann William Linda Melissa David Norma Walters Weathersby Webb Webb Webster Wells -.,.-, 5 ,y1,,-V-- Q is A , J v ,..,. i,, J fi, ' : A se Q' :Z fc. sr- 'ff 'N X '.',l We ,:.. :Z. iE' 1 Y, J lx SA an l 4 ii Qi .,.. lg J l 4 :V 1- f 'ff ,Shades iii' at X J 5 asm. J- Laura Max Jimmy Martha Edward Lynn Wilkerson Wilkes Williams Williams Willis Willis ,I . I '5 . :,' I Z V- J Shirley Wooten CAMERA SHY Lavaughn Aughtman Betty Barbee Rex Barefoot Jeanette Barr Audrey Batson Leroy Bennetield Jean Branch Carleen Burnham Judy Carden Floyd Carroll James Carroll Lamar Chadwick l-lenry Champion Ann Davis William Davis George Dismukes Carlton Doolittle William Edwards James Eaircloth Mae Ganus Martha Sue Greene James Grissett Calvin Harvey Max l-ieming Barbara Sue Hicks Bob Horne Clay l-lorne Albert Howell Charles Ivey Betty Jones Vivian Joyner Frank Justice Charles Kelly Tommy Lane Norma Lenoir George Lewis Alton Littleton Garland Marshall Bobby Mitchum Lillian Moody Billy Monroe Mary Elizabeth Newsome Scarbrough Newsome Jerry Noles Charles Page Clayton Parrish Randolph Peters Pereila Pressley Jeanette Redden Merrell Rhodes William Roberts 58 Judith Simmons Gail Smith Shirley Smith Arnold Sourlin Marion Still Martha Stringfellow Jimmy Sullivan Billy Thomas Peggy Ann Tillery Etta Jean Wade Earl Walker Minzor Warnell James Weathers Nelson Weaver Phyllis Weaver James Wilson Q I Memory of Dianne Cook W ww MY MASTER SAID TO ME I heard my Master say to rne, Ml have work to do and I need thee, I heard rny Master say also, I need a vvillrng one to go. I said to Christ, I Cannot go To those whose ways I do not know, Another day I heard so clear, As it rny Lord were standing near, A voice that said, Come, take my hand, And I will lead thee to that land. So new that land I do not tear, Build a little fence ot trust around today, Fill it tull ot useful worlqsand therein stay Look not through the sheltering Bars upon tomorrow, God will help thee bear What Comes ot joy and sorrow, I -. 4 4 i. wr :v:1:a-if-41' WELCOME NEW CCMERS Z f E521 1 - -..... - awww. ga w',v sw 5 .. 'Iii:Q55 ,Q---4, Lett to Rrght, lst Row Connre Dayonport, John Shenrony Aan Qoroy, Earl Wackerw, Erncla Ray, Charles Parnell, Srnrthy Jonkrns, TCTTVHG Lou Elugley, James Earrcloth, lvlary Ann Olrxfe, Wrnlrod Hanle. Jac- ouelrne Bonepurg Lett lo Rrghtt 2nd Roy. Wayne Eoet Betty Jean Vrnson, Earl Edwards, Gaynell Adams Glenn Woods, Jean Srnrth, Edore -luclscra Brenda Lore, John Olrye Wrllorse Austlnx Vcrnon Chambers 'Rfk' f --s'??r51y :SW ic M 'H .M The personalrty ot Central l-lrgh School rs shown rn thus group ot lovely young ladies as they enter the portals ot Central Hrgh School in the early Fall, Everyone was eager to return to school after a lengthy vacation, The Registratlon was done rn an orderly manner and the pupils had become students with' in two weeks after reglstratron. 60 ANN xx, S 'X Hmiunvh Nix WM N'-Q.. ,,.. NX W 9 .M ,awww 'W' 5 -W: 1 aa.. , hberfy 1 W mga The Jr, llfA Section is the band section in the Eighth grade, They are a stodious section and enioy keeping their room as neat as possible, we Pres, Robert Griffin, V, Pres., Linda Roberts, Sec., Patricia Knox, Trea, Annette George. lst Row, Michael Burch, Dorothy Williams, Juanita Harden, Carrie Mae Arrighi, Diane Stillwell, Linda Roberts, Melanie Head, Dorothy Sanders, Brenda Sewell, Barbara Yawn, Judy Adams 2nd Rowi Mich- ael Daxis, Edwin Earl Kelley, Barbara Howell, Patricia Knox, Jo Anne Hall, Derry Fonda Chadwick, Janice Collins, Barbara Nix, Annette George, Linda East. 3rd Row Mrs Joseph Ayery, Charles Yates, Jerry Adams, Jerry Yoiingstrom, Charles Adlcinson, Robert Grilin, Bobby Harrelson, Stexe Abbott, Merlin McCraine John Etans rlth Row' Seaborn Smith, Roy Linton, Aubrey Rhodes, Vernon Richard- son, Donald Chaoman, Mitchell Williams, Herman Harrison, and James Sasser. X JR. II-B 'M The Jr. ll-B's have been studying biographies ot promi- nent people, weaving pot holders, drawing charts and maps, and learning a little about public speaking, Per- sonality development is being stressed in the home room Period, 1-'vnyv' ff Pres., Gloria Tidmore, Vice Pres., Bobbie Jo Stewart, Trea, Janice Arnold. lst Rowg Sandra Moore, Frances Cobb, Vivian l-larralson, Shirley Elkins, Ralph Liles, Louise Kennedy, Gloria l-larper, Linda Ann Baxter, Mae Agnes Caudill, Rossie Wilson, Bobbie Jo Stewart, Roger Bare- toot, Sandra Fortune, Carol Ann Shores. 2nd Rowi Helen Hovey, Gloria Atkins, lvlaxie Newsome, Bev- verlyn Fiouett, Lennie Wynn, Gerald Rhodes, Austin Kinney, Eddie Littletield, Ruth l-lardy, Judy Bowen, Sondra Spivey, Robert Gibson, Linda Garrett, 3rd Row: Larry Bush, William Bradley, Gloria Tidmore, Louise Hightower, Alice Perdue, Ellis Kennedy, Samuel Howard, Frances Reed, Mary Nevels, Robert White, Robert Bray. mf? N J R . I I - C mas came around we enioyed the Christmas party, l l Pres., Robert Eilandg V. Pres., Brenda Jonesg Sec, JQy Marshallg Treas, .lo Ann Mihalko. .........n... Li .....- , lst Rovvi Freddie Bruner, Billy McConnell, Michael Martin, Tommy Joyner, Tommy Gentry, Robert Eiland, Carolyn Sourlin, Patricia Williamson, Brenda Johns, Bonnie Stuart, La Ray Foxvvorth, Michael Gallrnan, Charlie Frank Sanders, Frankie Pittman, James Jenkins, 2nd Rovyi Miss Peters, Doris Osborne, Ruby Koon, Joy Marshall, Patricia Thompson, Norma Franklin, Mary McMuIIan, l-loward Sasser, Larry Stillvvell, Jo Ann Milhalko, Larry Colbert, Maxine Chambers, Marian Cimaglia, Manin Jenkins, 3rd Rovvi Lewis Gray, Linda Ray, William Barnes, Margaret Gates, Gale Metcalf, Clara Upton, Linda Roberts, Judith Russell, Beckey Gould, Joyce Summers, Laura lyey, Frances McClutcheon, Eugene Toale, Gary Stewart. Gs Wwkfifmt WQQQW, 5355,-ii sew? We Began our school term by electing our class otticers When Christ F1 'Uwe W A in H, BW L at Qt? . 1 Aw .M .5 . 58 1 The election ot Class otticers started the year ott tor the .lr ll-D's. They have an active class and take part in most ot the school activities. JR. II-D Pres, Randy Grimes, V, Pres, Barry Christianson Sec., Roth Coulter, Trea, Betty Lisle lst Rovvi Joe Connor, Alton Wynn, Eddie Bland, Alice King, Cora Ann Newton, Toledo Nolan, Ruth Coulter, Glenda Smith, Joanne Wood, Dorothy Lindsey, Alan Weaver, Terry Grimes, Peggy Roberts, Beverly Shirah, Fred Fussell. 2nd Rovvi Mrs. Sara Kennedy, Brenda Crockett, Martha Webb, Nell King, Dorothy Smith, Ann Carter, Betty Lisle, Malinda Weaver, Judy l-larbtick, Mary Pinckard, Edith Carroll, Carol Davis, Frankie Bolt, Barry Christianson, 3rd Rovvj James Williams, Mike Wright, Charles Cook, Glenda Wooten, Melinda Wilson, Kay Yates, Billie Carole Johnston, Charlotte Cone, Ray Shir- ley, Randy Grimes, Glynn Stovve, Gerald Whitman, Larry Wall, and David Clark. www 41 3535? ,, N JR. II-E The Jr. ll-Es have dravvn a paned pictture depicting lite in the United States in the lBOO's. They have dravvn maps, made booklets, and model ships. Pres., Patricia Noles, V, Pres., Willie Camp, Sec. and Trea, Suzanne Penuel. lst Row: Mrs, Creamer, Norman Evans, Judy Perry,Judy Purvis, Betty Barr, Betty Peoples, Carl Duty, Phyllis Parrish, Donnie Ellis, Peggy Watson, Wanda Tanner, Mary Alice Taunton, Myrtle Singleton, Patsy Royal, Mary Austin. 2nd Povv: Patsy Fuller, Betty Ramey, Charles Davis, Wayne Lake, Allen Kirby, Patricia Noles, Sue Penuel, Ann Johnson, Marlorie Martin, Sandra Davis, Lois Brovvn, Joan Mur- ray, Annette Hancock, Eva Tasker, Janice Jackson. 3rd Rovv: Joanne Meadovvs, Betty Aplin, Bobby Bowden, Ray Tomblin, Bobby McCart, Jackie Sparks, Robert Brovvn, Frank Barnes, Willie Camp. Jackie Mayo, Eugene Sharpe, William Bryan, Lamar l-larris, Joe E Richards, Wayne Bell. C, 1223552 2 hwy JP? B . -s 4 ax ' f,,,i ' Funk- vw ' l 'btw 3 - -WW E M? .yy A W it il JR. II-F The Jr, ll-Fls elected otticers the tirst ot the year. We began a study ot English Grammar, with special attention on verbs. Atter finishing this we spent the second six weeks on Literature. We enjoyed a unit on Short Stories, We alternated the Study ot Grammar and Literature throughout the year. i 4 A it Pres., Jimmy Reese, V, Pres. Gerald Fair Sec and Treasi, Judy l-lead. Mrs. Baldwin, Jimmy Reese, Buddy Freeman, Glenda Smith, Sandy Smith, Carol Coleman, Peggy Radney, Janice Howell, Kenneth Dollar, Larry Cutts, James Guy, Rennie lvlorris, Sharon Arewood, Larry Winsor. 2nd, Row: Gerald Fair, Frank Rentroe, Patricia Corbitt, lvliclcey Tucker, Mary Lou Powers, Larry Whitehead, Bobby Walls, Earle Frank Kinney, Edward Lee, Edisel l-lolt, Barbara Bloodworth, Carol Riddle, Wylene lVlcWaters. 3rd Pow: Bobby Rumsey, l-loward Pitts, June Syn- der, Lana Abercrombe, Linda Gail lVlcDuttie, Pat Long, Judy Head, Carolyn l-lorne, Patsy Smith, Faye Knox, Beverly Raoer, Kenneth l-larp. find. AY . I F 65551 .M-QMWW ,awww 'F' Le JR. II-G The Junior ll-Gs elected their otticers at the beginning ot the school year and voted to hold regular class meetings on the lst and 3rd Wednesday ot each month Through these meetings the students have been able to olan together the actixities entered into and work together in insuring an enioyable Christmas program in the-home room, Pres, Jack Blalock, V. Pres., Sandy Smith, Sec., lvlickey Wilkes, Trea, Camille McClellan, lvl lst Row: Dewey Lee, Donnie Taylor, Larry Sanders, Larry Bush, Sandy Smith, Freddie Cooper, Leon Cook, Roger iller, Jimmy Sanders, Donald Cook, Ranny Carmack, Robert Davis, Jimmy Whatley, Jimmy Edwards, Doris lvlorrow, Lorinda Edwards, Louise Smith, Znd Row' Ray Burnside, E L. Bailey, Perry Ward, Clellan 3rd Ro Jack B Dick Day, Freddy Rumbh, Jimmy Walls, John Frank Robinson, Rowena Waddail, Camille Mc- , Cecille McClellan, Mickey Wilkes, Faye Parker, Doris Earl, Shirley Littleton, Betty Goodson, wi Wayne Burkes, Gerald Whitehead, Alton Kelly, Gerald Kite, Larry lVlcLure, Arthur l-lead, lalock, Ronnie Goodwin, Jack l-larr, Vern Edwards, Elizabeth Blackwell, Juanita Nelson, Patricia Dobson, Virginia Butts. 'Winn JR. II-H Atter starting the year with the election ot class otticers we settled down to hard study, With the coming ot Christrnas we had a Christmas party. 1 51 APMQQ Pres., Dianne Morphy, V, Pres., Charlene Jacobs Sec. Vicki Lee, Treat, Vicki Webster. lst Row: Glenda Stevens, Doris l-larden, Roby Thomas, Willie Beck, Dickie Slocurnb, Eddie Turner, Mary Golden, Leroy Norris, Phillip Rolling, Ray Terry, Dianne Sides, Dan Barron, Richard Lewis, Diane Murphy, Charlotte Gibson, Annette Allen. 2nd Rowg John A, Dodd, Glenda West, Gay Morris, Vicki Webster, Peggy Jo Martin, Lois Greer, Morleane McGregor, Lynda McCarley, Loretta Moore, Doro- thy Greer, Alice l-lutchinson, Charleen Jacobs, Jerry Patil, Edward Jowers, 3rd Rowg Richard House, Gene l-linson, Louise Collins, Tiney Newman, Cleo Harris, Vicki Lee, Wayne Green, Mack Garner, Traxis Garner, Bob Keck, Paol Waldrop, Carl Scott, Joel Cosby. a we J R. II g in ,5,- ::' i g 5 :bi S M A A . b gbiil I ':g'. . it . A .b: ,y We elected Class ottieers at the beginning ot the year, For Christmas vve had an enjoyable time at our Christmas party. Pres., Douglas Brovvng Vice Pres., Bobbie Wil- Iiamsong Sec. and Trea, Theo Ridley, lst Rovvi Russell Tadlock, Stanley Russell, David Culpepper, Tommy McKinney, Johnny l-luckaby, Steve Jones, Robert Sanders, Annette Lubetkin, Velma Phillips, Bonnie Reddish, Alton Blaclcstori, Anna Kay Clayton, Brenda lvlilner, lean Price. 2nd Rovvi Theo Ridley, Mike Searcy, David Cox, Billy Smith, l-larold Williams, Ruth l-lorne, Wayne Richards, Gerald Lisle, Lois Goodin, Foy Grimes, Raymond Mor- ris, Raymond Piland, Ross Theriault, Douglas Brovvn, 3rd Rovvg Bobby Williamson, Patricia Ward, Sharon Gilbert, George Adams, Rufus Nevvsome, Jerry Reddish, Raleigh Moore, Byron Kent, Larry Dubose, Charles Williams, Cody Kirkland, Joseph l-lunt, is -rf' Ei S32-it JR. I-A The Jr, l-A class helped make tombstones tor the taculty graveyard at our Harvest Festival. For classvvork they have dravvn graphs, made posters on fractions, decimals and percentage, When they study formu- las, they will construct figures on posters and make small tigures trom card-board. Pres., Julian Taylor, Vice Pres., James Young, Sec., Janice Sinquetield, Trea, Lamar Smith. lst Rovv: Mr. Johnson, Lamar Mills, Kenneth Butler Janice Sinquetield, Wayne Rhodes, Ronnie lvlulli- gan, Julian Taylor, Paulette Sides, Barbara Conner, Brenda Carroll, Carol Redden, Earl l-louston, Jerry Gibson, Charles Thigpen, Larry May. 2nd Rovvt James Young Jr., Lamar lvlartin, Eddie Fair Robert Carroll, Sara Ann Graham, Jane Redden, Michael Gamble, Joseph W, Fasker Jr, Susie Jones, Shirley Baker, Glenda Davis, Tommy Clark, Dell Rentroe, Donald Johnson, 3rd Row: Jerry Fulgham, Jack Weaver, Joel Prickett, Larry Litz, Grover Allen, Annette Luttrell, Glen Cravvtord Jr., Gala Slay, Lamar Smith, Johnny Fuller, William lvlassicot. .....,.3... ,..w..-Q--4 'kia l PMS , Hg? mit E221 Ml Q Z 4.3 5 awww SW JR. i-B I X We have brought three aquariums and some tish to the room, Mrs. W Dovvis gave us the grass to go in them, We also have a turtle dish vvith tvvo turtles in it, We undertook a project lor getting a clock, The Coca'Cola Company gave us one f1: iJP Pres, Ann Murphy, V, Pres, Jack Blau, Sec., Rebecca Garrett, Trea A Lana Gilbert. lst Rovvi James Mclierrin, Diane McManus, Suellan .Pugh, Gurvice Clark, Charles Hill, Mary Duty, Charlyne Coppage, Peggy Sue Kennon, Bobby Hall, Patricia Franklin, Charlotte Coulter, Thomas Long James Fuller, Ralph Shavers, 2nd Rovvi Jerry Williams, Wykle Mitchell, Betty Jenkins, Rebecca Gar- rett, Kenneth Abbott, Jack Blau, Mary Ann Bentley, Betty Jean Adams, Anne Murphy, Lana Gilbert, Betty Kennedy, Randy Hill, Grant Spurlin. 3rd Rovvi Charles Cole, James Bush, Felton Kennedy, Delores Myers, Kent Ludwig Delores Allen, Harold Hall, Elzabeth Pendleton, Jerry Fillingim, Linda Whatley. zzeixzfzsf I eimeter? iigt 9915? A re ' ' tt A 4 a J fx at sm 'sew ' 'ala' ei Y JR. I-C f' The Jr, l-C's were responsible tor the l-larvest Eestiyal. We elected class otticers at the beginning ot the year. .away AA Pres, Beth Gallagherg V, Pres., June Woodham Sec., Linda CBDDSQ 'l'rea,, Alice Brown. Donald Pierce, Gloria Dean Champion, Frances Snow, Glenda Corbitt, Linda Capps, Randy Hoyey, Jerry Lee Phillips, Judy Estes, Sara Ann Clayton, Brenda Joyce Brooks, Elizabeth Gallagher, Dwight Stin- son, Virginia Eerrell, Alice Brown, lvlargie Stephens. Znd Rowi Nina Joyner Brannon, Louis Cinciue, Kay Eord, Janice Cullbebper, Elaine Green, Betty lVlcCutcheons, Sara Adams, Earlene Dianne lvlelton, Eay Williams, Betty l-larden, Christine King, Mrs lVlcCartyr 3rd Row: Elma Newsome Kay Tew, Elizabeth Richards, June Woodham, Betty Sue Watford, Linda Graves, Rebecca Knight, Shirley Wil- liams, Margie Gunter, James Redden, Judy Dayis, Cynthia Lee Siggler, Leriora De Lucca. JR. I-D . and brought toys tor the under privileged children. Q J 'W Pres., Cleo.CarrolI, V, Pres., Willie Hue Grittith, Sec,Jo E 'XTX X llen Baker, Trea., Lee Akin, Ronnie Potter, Elston Jones, Terry Jones, Johnny Sessions, Larry Stubbs, Brenda Foster, Henry Turner, Dorsey Garrett, Eloise Sanders, Matthew Marable, Willie Hugh Grittith, Larry Johnson, Joe Paul, Brenda White, 2nd Row: lma Jean Stephens, Phyllis Stowe, Dale Sanders, J. B. Edwards, Leroy Thom- ason, Rex Smith, Glenda Rentroe, Virginia Miller, Virginia Faircloth, Janelle Oates, Geraldine Davis, Joseph Hammock, Johnny Roper, 3rd Row: Larry Mums, Raymond Ruby, Richard Dempsey, Donna Johnson, Peggy Spear, Jo Ellen Baker, Cleo Carroll, Lee Akin, Ralph Jones, Ralph Page, Aubrey Tillman The Jr, l -D's elected class otticers, They had 3 class party at Christmas f JF' Rnd ,B TQ 3- A62 7 az gi ' an .ws- ib 4 Q Na -1 , , 6, l'?'?T?fkff' -1 2 'W tl' km - JR. I-E The Jr, laE Class has shown a fine spirit ot cooperation this year. Our group enjoys working together on ditterent projects. Pres., Gerald l-ludson, Vice Pres., Tillman Hus- ton, Secs, Jimmy Bridges, Trea. Barbara Brown. lst Rowi Aaron Bradley, Jimmie Bridges, Kyle Esteridge, Larry Lalse, Tim Viclsers, Michael Tarrant, Barbara Lou l-larnilton, Jean Craddock, beane, Dorothy Slay, Carolyn Ruth, Doris Butts. 2nd Row: Joe Burch, Thomas Shirah, Kitty Jones, Fanny Willtord, Gerald Hudson, Rebecca Martin, Owen Mancil, Tillman l-louston, Mrs. Lucy Blackwell, 3rd Row benter, George Rage, June Arnold, Mike Beste, Carroll Cosby, Wayne Kittrell, Larry Durham, Richard Cox, Alton Abbott, Ann Rutledge Stanley Lalse, Randall Lalse, Barbara Brown, l-lerman She- Larry Britton, Charles Boone, Walker, Sue Thomas, Brenda Edgar Buchanan, Jimmie Car- l-lumber, Jimmy Slay, Robert Qi WF, E aw if IQ JW BVS -3255 wa rw M ' fi , , . v , ,,,v wk me wwf Eff: , if ' wif' ,456- , F V , ' . I W ks. N., ,af W 4 fa, ,, M W, mann, W f .W ,, aa, W ,L mam, ,Af WMM, , mm ma V 4 li ir 5 JR. i-F The Jr, l-Fls haye been creatiye students. For Christmas the room was decorated in gay Christmas decorations with a beautiful Christmas tree as the center ot attraction. -'QF' f ., 0, Pres., Freddie Tew, V, Pres., Jerry Thomas, Sec. and Trea, Betty Jean Dupree. lst Row: Betty Jean Dupree, Christine Smith, Jerry Thomas, John Allen Thorpe, Charline Gay, Chris- tine Smith, Peggy Hendon, Charlotte Jones, Charles Caraway, Eddie Smith, Richard McKinney, Adrian Mathews. lvlickey Melton, Sandra Locklar, Ronnie Green, Caaynell Chadwick, Znrl Powi Bobby Ward, Tony Woooham, Al Wilson, Patricia West, Beyerley Screws, Freddie Tevy, Cheryl Peacock, Roland Richards, Diane Fiooett, Billy l-larrison, Diane Bootvvell, Jimmy Barnett, Peggy Botts, Mrs. Pitts. 3rd Row: Patricia Statham, Ralph Williams, Faye Moss, Brenda lyliller, Loretta Parker, Kenneth Nicholson, Nigle lvlatthews, James Gvyens, lvlartha Ann Culpepper, Lionel Ellis, Larry James, Keith Hendricks, Jerry Bryan. -psy At the beginning ot the year the Jr, l-G's elected their class otticers. 41 E awww S? an 3 NS ra srl Hi 'Q ws sf Y ,fl I' M ,.,, JR. .-G All gf J I Mara Pres., Sandra Ford, V. Pres, Mickey Kite, Sec Marcia English, Trea, Donnie Burdeshaw. lst Row: Carolyn Blocker, Nedna Luttrell, Mickey Kite, Jimmy Gordon, O'lXleal Singleton, Larry Adams, Charles Butler, Barbara Jo Smith, Wilson Smith, Donis McClure, Gerald McCart, Glenn Ray, Winnard Maddox, Roderick Neal, 2nd Row: Ruby Barbee, Sandra Eord, Julia Sue Harris, Jane Burke, Karen Kennedy, Douglas Lee, Christine Green, Mary Ann Caldwell, Theodore Lewis, Eugene Gray, Donnie Bundeshaw, James l-layes, Gene Godwin, Mrs. Edwin G. Sucher, 3rd Row: Sandra Williams, Marsha English, Jean Jackson, Mary Ruth Sanders, Lanette l-linson, Dorothy Dease, Annis McWaters, Betty Knighton, Jeaneya Williamson, Joseph l-lead, Ralph Killingsworth, Comer Ray Wilson,-Gary Lam- mons, ,sm 5' Q 'O Q ' as iw 'VW' nf N 1 ' 'M' 'Wm' party. Pres Patricia Brown, Vi Pres., Sandra Harper, Sec and Trea., Mable l-lare. lst Row: Obed Coker, Marie Jones, Nell Drake, Cade Hendrix, Janice Mayo, Mable Cary Stokes, l-lubert Mott, Linda Brown, Willie Gordon, Kay McLendon, 2nd Row Charles Raber, Evelyn Godwin, Carolyn Petty, Patricia l-licks, Nora Davis, Tommy stead, Christine Grimes, Kenneth Young, Leo Gritrith, Charles Summers, Johnny Row: Carolyn Williams, Sandra l-larber, Cletus Baird, Myra Jean Adams, Frances l-lodges, Jean Maddox, Carol Wood, Brenda Williams, Patricia Brown, Ann Crook Ifi 'W Y sr fr A H 'i N3SeT Si:-f N F We W ,qs we Riff' JR. I-H Atter starting the year with the election ot class otticers we settled down to hard study. With the coming of Christmas we had a Christmas i JR. I-I This year science has been about l'Our Environment and Its Relation to Us. This vvork was diveded into six unitsf-Air, Fire, Machines and Electricity, Water, Rock and Soil and Ourselves, Our lab vvork covered forty-six exberimentseeight vvere key experiments. 'Egfr- 3 13, Pres., Sandra l-layesg V, Pres, l-leathe Rigdom Sec., Mickey Mares, Trea, Linda Walls. lst Rovvj Mrs, Louise Dovvis, Brenda Murphy, Linda Wall, Fleathe Rigdom, Faye Cox, Linda Coggins, Willie Pearl Davis, Frances Deloney, Sandra l-lays, Priscilla Ivey, Peggy Vance, Grace Kelly, Charles Fluckaby, Jimmy Wheeler, David Kite. 2nd Rovvi Mary Tarvin, Mickey Mares, Audrey Earle, Sabrina Edvvards, Frankie l-lurst, Donnie Tarvin, Jerry Roberts, Roger King, Wayne Henderson, Joseph Wood- all, Gene Donaldson, Larry Collins, Dan Willis, Jerry Ward. 3rd Rovvj Sylvia Teel Judith Daye, Rita Roberson, Bonnie Bartield Lydia Smith, Ann Thomason, Beverly Lassiter, Jerry Dunn, Bobby Luker, Eugene Warrell, Joe Rudd, Michael Ingram, Ray Driskell, Roger Cannon. JR. I-J Pres., Beverly Ann Mallory, Vice Pres., Fay Joyce Tindell, Sec, Fay Ferrell, Trea. Jimmy Rentroe. lst Row: Mr, Ingram, Pansy Fralish, Ray Rerrell, Willie Ray Oaks, lrby Clark, Rudolph Davis, Charles Nevels, Donnie Stringtellow, l-lomer Cobb, Barbara Simmons, Ray Gilliland, Mike Arwood, Andrew Childers, Faye Tindell, Znd Row: Patsy Smith, Judy Sorrels, Janice Moran, Dwaylor Ellis, Mary Frances Jackson, Dewitt Blue, Philip Newsome, Ronald Wattord, Christine Parish, Jimmy Martin, Patricia l-lays, Mack Willis, Thomas Elkins, 3rd Row: Beyerly Mallory, Mamie Flowers, Carole Costello, Gladys Roge ers, Jo Ann Upton, Irma Jo Pinckney, Louise l-lancock, Ronnie Ainsworth, Jimmy Rentroe, Douglas England, David Pittman. The Jr. laJ Class started the year ott by electing class otticers. Wmwasm -as ' A Q- V VN-1 fl A , if' Jwgf? Qt- ggi-E32 V as 'wi . M, .V ,W , .W , , .A - .. W. 4 my p 1 at CAMERA SLOW gif y I may i y Robert Dudey, Martha Hugoley, James Thomson, Joe Sylyus, Peggy Coggins, Wrlluam Attebery, Mary Alice Harper. Janice Arnold. Raymond Eyens, Barbara Tee, Toyd Newsome, Shirley Simmons, Burnard Newsome, Barbara Sparks, Pat Valentour, Carylyn McCall. 2 x 1 f : --............,..., TRI-HI-Y CLUB E The l-lr-Y ahd Tre-HrfY Clubs slahd lor all roohd ClENGlODmQfWl or H5 members. 'Sorrrr mshd amd body, dl'lCl serles the three Trarhrhg Agehcles, Home Church. and School l' The l-ll-Y lS composed of boys vxhrle The Trl'-HMY ls a glrls club. HI-Y CLUB Yif Y :PL 2' 3352.51 -11-In E iw LIBRARY T fam, ...os V 123' The i.ibrary's purpose is to proyide enjoyable and educationai reading tor the students The books which are provided are noyeis, tiction, nonetiction, biography, and autobiography, The reading ma- teriai is based on the Junior High ieyei, The Keyhole Ciubis Purpose is to teach younger students duty, responsibility, and service. Also, so they will haye a better understanding ot journalism work when they enter high school. KEY HOLE CLUB 1' CHCRALCLUB '33 QQ? 53 The musm system at Juhror Hrgh rs drrected by Mrs B F Regster and Mr, Maumee Brausa. The Choral Club rs composed of T14 members while the bahd TS composed of 24 members, The purpose of each is T0 Tram sfudehts m musre ablhfy, BAND .Clif ? E A Q H13 Anna Faye Rtddte P RTS 5 -: ,- -V 2, . NX Kettrt Grrggs Dtame Johnston Tommre Byard Captam Co-Captam J rt vvftrert 5trH eeps me ag 0 tqfa tsm wrte ls erma rms 1 mg Sr C r ttte V orlf at the momem wrttt tts spfrrt ot rules kept ami regard tor the adversary w th rt rg t S ctw er or a ees when tex t A rw ,A r 91945 at er :rwterratrorta e tavrs the Cat force whtctt rates trtr re, mow wt!! Jrrtk away a Cf umart we gme' e tort e trrst ttme from the turt , Galsvvorthy A Qfxu was Wyann Colltrts F391 ld' Www 4.1. ZALWW -VY ezmmszmmmwaw f 4 aww r w,nmr1M.m..1aw1w,. M.mn1fn.1fm:mf ww Aa Bren daf oppedge ri .W fre ,,..'wu,mm'i? I NVQ ---- I 5. H - - an-, 2 7 ' ' - .1s - 1 '--' R M 5 ag: ' -' Q g H a E gk Y E 3 Rh J X A :fx H H 'ft ' is Q 5' W XS M t, A 1 kk? Q -fs M , ?s 'T'5 W T g Q L TT All A T 1 t N i g lg g . , Ziu 5 1 k I accr A.. G. Smith Dewey Lee Edwin Daniels Llhe Coach B Team Basketball C Team Basketball Z T .:z, :GEF aka, ww - 1'2,1:ZQ'f? 5? ,. .1 '- ::l3:f5:as5,,:,, E 5215. J fr2E!.f-fri. l YV A J ,. - : 1 - T fr , rilgqgtwix. K Tommy Garrett Floyd Worthy Mitchell Kennedy Hood Football Coach l-lead Basketball Coach Head Baseball COaCh B Team Football Coach Line Coach Front Row, lett to right: Jimmy Adams, Larry Rodgers, Wayne Corbett, Charles Johnson, Bobby Tra- wick, David Robe, Larry Digby, Jerry Barr, Wayne Webb, Johnny Sanders. Second Row: LaVaughn Houston, Craig Lisle, Bobby Murphy, Tommy Mullis, Robert l-lenderson, Gerald Story, Rat Thornton, Terry Kinney, Varner Head, and Sammy l-lovvard. Third Row: Frank Spivey, Larry Carmack, Bobby Flinn, Donnie Fiooett, Jett Tidmore, David Favors, James Brooks, James Parker. Tommy Wade and Ronnie Rice. N ,D ,MFL D, ifa l8,f-'17 12516 is W 1 sa Eightyetwo boys responded to coach Tommy Garrett tor the U5556 Football Season Practice began on August 22, with skull work and conditioning drills The days were hot and long with a morning and afternoon practice, Exery person looked torward to the noonoay meal that was served by the Central Elementary School lxglmafz 'F F , 1 ' J ,F A V K m f x T jfs' K o K gif' T CENTRAL 31 BAKER 6 Well on its way toward what promised to be a very successful grid year, 'Big Red' walloped Baker to take its second straight win in two games. James Brooks again led his mates to the overwhelming victory while Bill Bush did an outstanding rob in the Imp Liner Once again quarterback Brooks was Centrals leading point-getter with three touchdowns, Haltback Sammy Howard scored one sixepointer while end Lewis Turner got another on a double reverse and tackle David Doughnut Favors ploughed his way through the torward wall to get the Devils' lone extra point, CENTRAL 20 EUFAULA 0 Head Football Coach. Tommy Garrett, unveiling his U55 Red Devils, put into motion a fleet ot hard thrust- ing backs and a stout forward wall all sparked by the gallavantin' ot James Brooks, and saw the Phenix aggre- gation slap Futaulas Tigers Brooks, a newcomer to the quarterback role, got two TDs while haltback Lalfaughn Houston added the other six-pointer and Sonny Parker converted two ot his three extra point attempts. y In b i Charles Johnson James Parker Jclnnnv Sanders Larry Carmack Jimrry Adarrs Quarterback Guard Center Tackle Guard MUST SDOVT5m5Vl'Lll49 Player CO-Captain Ho orablc lxflentic w Honorable Mention Al'-Arr-erzian All-Bi ctly A l-State !Xll'B: City CENTRAL 34 AUBURN 0 Garretts crew took its most convincing triumph ot the season against an Auburn squad that seemed a little over- whelmed by everything it saw displayed by the Centralites. The Baby Tigers' treouent tumbles tigured in most ot the Imps scoring, Quarterback James Brooks topped his teammates in the point column with two touchdowns. l-le also threw to end Lewis Turner tor another while wingback Tommy Wade and defensive end Frank Spivey also joined the nights six-marker club. Sonny Parker converted three extra points and Doughnut Favors got the other on a plunge through the forward wall. YW' CENTRAL 33 COLUMBUS 13 Slowed by iniuries to several key men, Columbus l-ligh bowed low to the Red Devils to become the PC. Giants third victim l-laltback Pat Thornton led the pack ot Imp backs, but James Brooks was on his heels. Tackles Bill Bush and l'Doughnut Favors and center Johnny San- ders sparked the line play. Brooks collected lB ot the Devils markers on three touchdowns, Thornton got l3 as he tallied a pair ot TD's and also ran over an extra point. Sonny Parker booted an extra point through the l-l-barrier and Favors gave the crowd a laugh as he bulled his way to paydirt to pick up the other PAT. CENTRAL 20 LANETT 0 Playing its toughest opponent thus tar in the grid year, Central sparked by Pat Thornton in the backtield and Wayne Webb among the Iinesmen, humbled the Lanett Panthers tor its titth straight triumph, James Brooks' aerials to Lewis Turner and Webb netted a pair ot TD's tor the Devils-while David Favors ripped his 250-pound body through the tackle slot to grab a third, Sammy Howard plunged over tor one PAT and Sonny Parker added the other with his educated toe. J f- le ni Vvfayrie Webb Sammy Howard Pat Thornton Donnie Fiouett Bill Bush Fnd Flaltback Flaltbafk Guard Tackle All-Bi City All-Bi City Second Tgam All-Bi City Second Team All-Bi City Serond Team Red Devil Most Valuable Player CENTRAL 6 JORDAN O A 69-yard pass from James Brooks to Wayne Webb on the opening play of the final quarter meant the difference in this close tussle The Red lmp win was the squads sixth in a row and it brought the Bi-City Grid Crown once again to Central. Coach Garrett was warm in his praise of all the boys, but especially so concerning the jobs turned in by Webb, Johnny Sanders, and defensive halfback Charles Johnson as those contributed most to the victory, T CENTRAL I9 VALLEY I9 The Valley High Tradesmen, up for a game which they were supposed to drop by three touchdowns, staged a big fight with the lmps and managed to hold them to a tie. A Central pass was intercepted in the last minute of the contest by Valleys l-lomer Washburn to kill a late lmp scoring threat. lt appeared that Washburn was caught behind the goal on that vital play but the refs ruled that he had carried the ball out of zero territory before being nailed. Tommy Wade picked up the first Central score in the initial period on a pass interception. Sonny Parker toed over the extra point, James Brooks scored the other ypair of six-pointers late in the set-to. CENTRAL 0 SIDNEY LANIER 14 The strong Sidney Lanier eleven of Montgomery handed the Centralites their first and only defeat of the season, A small gathering of rather wet fans watched the rain- soaked tussle go Laniers way on the strength of two quick touchdowns in the third period, Barely three min- utes of action separated the two scores. Practically noth- ing- the lmps tried could gain against the tough Poet forward bulwark. When it did, a fumble usually cancelled the effort. David Favors Frank Spivey Jeff Tidmgfe Varner Head James Brooks All-State End Guard End Quarterback All-BiCity Tackle ' All-Bi City Red Devil Back ofthe Year CENTRAL 26 SELMA 7 Combrnrng the lrne play ot 'lDooghnot Favors, Johnny Sanders and Wayne Webb wth the rtrnnrng ot James Brooks and Pat Thornton, Central took rts sexenth wrn ot the WSE season, Webb led the seorrng parade vvlth l2 porntsfon a touchdown pass from Brooks and a double reverse Brooks had seren markers vlhrle Pat Thornton got srk vra a TD Sonny Parker eonterted one polnt-atter attempt. Ps :ft l P' as 2 1 , E we 0 5 yr QF 'vatsggkh Wd, nf T 'f f' A ,QS 6 A B 4 wiv S. S lx 'J J Eigfkj? QE ni WT- T . lflinnre Rrfe Wayne Corbett Larry Drgby Tomnny Wade Datrd Pane l lldllllifkk Pla tbaik Cemer XNrlrngoa:'k Haltha k CENTRAL 33 OPELIKA O The Red Deyrls trnlshed up therr 8-l-l season by soekrng Clrtt hlrghs Bulldogs rn Martrn Stadrum The Opelrkans saw Center, Johnny Sanders end hrs star-lrt prep Career yyrth as gooe a pertormanee as eter Sanders scored onec- on the center sneak -the lone TD ol hrs hrgh school tootball years Wayne Webb also played another lrne game ter the Red Detrls Webb along wrth Pat Thornton ehalked UI? TDS btzt Webb strrvplenrerrted hrs tx th a salety Tommy Wade and lamtgs Brooks each got one ot the lmpls TDs vyhrle Sonny Parker added the lone extra porrrt. S m 7 H We 5. L N5 if Ei . f l sf' za ,AQ ,W -A wx ' fi 'H Zi 'M 'Q Y N A ,.., . ' H: af' R W WT gl Qt' ref T , -r. tr ,sr we wg 1: A 2 'awe K rr ,. S ,ye T miie if TZ'7?'f'- 1 N r -if e ,. A51 1 . S , jr -Mft My ,K V R 1 M ' , ,igrmrie Wwiq M 12, t , sf 1 T ' 1 ' ' f 4' Wfgfy' - i':f'f'g.f-E? Fi? WP- ,ffmziwt ' ,fiayz if :pm ' M :ff , M f r ,yay V M A if-,gig ,SQ mf , lily Ag M A V K S ,rsgfgyggjq gif! 5 , ,f r ' H - fy jf' ' I . vw' ,, ,g , - , T 4 u mfg 3 L ,' H' Q, 1 V W .-1. ,ly 4, G ry-QM -fd W. r GA, - r W , ffagfym Q X MA' fr T tt tr ' T W' r ---- -, V '1::?ltii,'L We iff! 3 . 1 S ,r 'X 'VT' , ta , 'YW 1 l E' am. L3VElllj1lTlT Houston Larr Rod ers Bobb Flrnn Gerald Storey George- Dades Y Y Wrngbafk Tackle Tafkle Haltback Haltbat k HRX HE of , Ag P .A ,, 4 rw any Egfr Team Record T a ' . Central A . 0 Central f Colombosp T Baker 5 Cenrrdl Central V7 ,lr, ldrglw 6 :mf . 4' 'itaik C. S -'--..W v A iv f'X'nle' Vanag 5 Le' ' l 5 Tw-'Ea-v . a'2 , Nazi, Emrm, Enrb, EMS 9 5 N 'L La , af: a.d Fa,:'5 All-B' C ry Seiond Team gp T T ls Terry Krnney Tommy Mollrs Bobby Murphy Bobby Travviek Roberl Henderson l-lalfback Tafkle Guard Hallback Vxfrngbafk Slandlng, left To rrglwtr Balls, Henderson, Nobles, Fuller, Rlcbards, Carden, l-lunt, Mllls, Wells, Cox Kemp, Woods. Kneelrng: Arnold, !Xftebery, Caldwell, Wlmtren, Tioslv, Wllks, Kelly lylyldlbon, Slrlriey Lammons, Lnttle, Pobe, More Grllenwater, Floyd, Rompb, Brunner Seated' Enms, Cosby, Monroe Stokes, Abbot, Pitts, Grrmes, Llles, Prlrman, Wblrman, Waldrob, Clwrlaronaon, Moonr, Byard, Hamrlck Grimes, Cbambron, Rhodes ,,2fv17glnqfq19+ IN THE WINTER COMES BASKETBALL tt tr ttflwirj are 8 0 ' ?..f.fVFf'?57 MNq T 32 W M , 4 -2-W' wt fgssefm ig WM Wg . 1 www , Ja-ft to ,S at Slxty boys reported to the gym as Coach Floyd Worthy The boys went through a thorough-body bulldlng cam began a thorough shape-building program ln basketball, palgn They were drllled ln the tundamentab Ot l389l4GT ball by coaches Floyd Worthy, Dewey Lee and Edwn SCHEDULE Central ...,.. 56 Central ...... 76 Central ...... 67 Central ...... 53 Central ...... 52 Central ....., 66 Central ...... 6l Central ...... 12 Central ...... 58 Central ..,... 53 Central ...... 57 Central ....., 54 Eutaula . Opelika . lfutaula . Roosevelt Fulton 4. Troup .. Jordan .. Columbus Lanett . . Baker ,. Alex City Valley .. CENTRAL 53 COLUMBUS 79 The lmpsl atter a good tlrst duarter, tell to the on- slaught ot Columbus, Big scorlng drives in the last two peruocls meant the dutterence James Brooks got l9 in grabblng top scorer honors tor Central while lam Durblns T8 was Columbus' best. Danlels Cent ral Cen t ral Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central ...... Cent ral Central Jordan ,. Latayette Clpellka . Valley .. Columbus Grady . . . Bass .,.. Lanett .. Baker .. Jordan .. Valley ,. Alex City Opelika . Tallassee CENTRAL 53 BAKER 77 Central couldnt get started as Baker rolled up a one slded Blg Four wln, and backed xt up by taklng adyantage ot the lmps' mlstakes and coyering the l'CbOUlWClltlU boards well. Jerry Carden's T5 was Central s best Bakers powerful brother combine Gordon and Tomrny Darrah A plunked rn Zl polnts aplece ln leadung the Ltons 1 'i 'M ri 'za af aff S -, , Pm. f ,,,, 1 i, Ge. , s .., C. a vang, James Brooks Jerry Carden Larry Boswell . ri K r John Johnson G a d F Q 4 5 F w..-I 'f 'vw Varsity, Left To Rightf Devon Kiker, George Dades, Tommy Wade, Jimmy Adams, Frank Goodwin, James Ingram, John Johnson, Wayrfne Webb, Jerry Carden, James Brooks, Larry Boswell, Tommy Evans, Jerrell Brown, James Parkers James Ingram Frank Goodwrn Tommy Wade Jerreli Brown James Parker Center Forward Guard Guard Guard EEZ gk?-ff: 2' L Q5 'mari-mamunnl 1:-an nnu1.vnn-nu-is z 1L, m lin nn-n iunn1n1r1wwm vinlnu-nu m ll ll W E F l W ' 5 ' 1 YE X l Q 3 gg E' MB TEAM, lett to rlgbti Max Herrlng, Jerry Watson, Max Wrllqis, Ben Euller, Dawson Lee, Marsball Long, Thomas Batts, Joe Eranlqlln. Jlmmy Cox, Wrllle Jenlarnsr Joe Duncan Donald Harbuela, and Cbarles Eloyd, Not ln oreture lS Jnmmy Mllls, CENTRAL 58 ROOSEVELT 49 CENTRAL 72 COLUMBUS 56 Alter seyeral years ot sblrttrng Central tlnally tools all Guard James Brooks' 27 bornts soarlveo tbe lmbs over 4 games agalnst tlte Atlantlans, Central won over a blgbly' Columbus Tltrs trnumnbetbe first in two games rn Bu' Sbrrrted Roosexelt and lulton tne rn Pbenrx Clty. Jerry Clty play, but Central rn second place. Carden ane James Brooks led Central TEAM, tront royyj Wlllee Camo, Jack Blau, Gerald Rhodes, Eugene Sbarp, Jaeloe Mayo, Larry Wunsdor, Back Row: Ronnle Goodwrn, Wayne Bell, Wrllram Attebery, Joe Sylyis, l.arry Bush, Bobby Wrlllamson, Kent Ludvvlg Not ln breture IS Raleigb Moore and Jimmy Euller, 12X J CENTRAL 70 BAKER 86 Centra! rs belted out ot the running tor Br-Cnty too honors by a cetermzneci L on that roared tts way to a J6- pCrit Jead rw the trnaJ 22 rhrntrtes ot ptay. The score was knotted, 23-23, at the end ot one quarter, the imos storm Baker James Ercclrs fei fentrat, graobtng QQ mark- ers, whfle Gorcion Darrahs 29 sgrarked the Laons. George Dades Jimmy Adams Wayne Webb Tommy Evans Forward Guard Forwa rd Guard CENTRAL 73 JORDAN 68 Avengung their tormer deteat at the Red Jackets' hands, Coach Worthys the sank therr brggest part ot the wrn- nnng margin donng the second period to take the import- ant game, Brooks' 24 led Central whrte Herb Slayden paced Jordan wrth 21, Central was defeated earher by Jordan rn the Chrrstmas Tournament 62-61. 94 were onab e to keep up ther own scorrng pace ard atso DIS TRIC T CHAMPS ,, ,.,, , A S 1 ALABAMA 4-T 55 Coach Kennedy and Tommy Wade are shown lacin the Bi-Cit Tro hy in the Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central D S V D trophy case. 1955 SCHEDULE Chavala .4.. .... l Opelika .... .... 2 Columbus ....... 8 Jordan ..... .,.. 3 Opelika .... .... 6 Chavala ....2 Opelika .... .... 4 Columbus .....,. 4 Baker ........... l Central ..,... Central, 4 , , ,. l8 FOURTH DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 6 l-loly Trinity .,..,. 4 Jordan ,,,...,,. 5 Union Springs ..... l Union Springs ..... 3 Union Springs ...,, l Alex City ......... 3 Alex City ........ 5 Alex City ...... 2 STATE TOURNAMENT , fd.: A-5A t:y',,3.,5 , fx ,ds 331. fu. '- J 1- ,ff.t,Q,gm,1 x-: A . fm' -. v,.'+fL,v.-A J N,-24 MOST VALUABLE PLAYER DEVON KIKER The l955 Central baseball season was a many scalps season tor Coach Bill Kennedy and tribe. The l4-5 showing amassed by the crew topped the record ot any other comparatively recent lmp dia- mond nine, During its regular course, the squad saw deteat only twice with the rest ot its losses coming in tournament battles. John Bragg, John Riddle, Devon Kiker, Bennie Aughtman, Donnie Eiouett, Lewis Jones, Wayne Webb, Beno Witherspoon, Bucky l-loward, Carl Thomason, Tommy Wade, and Larry Sinquetield were the big braves for lvlentor Kennedy, but experience also lent a helping hand ln the final result. Central ..,... 3 Chatham ......... 6 HUQ 52 lsx as , Q, J, W: iiifnarite ,J if .f I X A J? X fix, I 3 J V'L5f1,fL3 Nz X W 1' Bay ximian! M J, J J A 'ri Li, M it J J li M as ' 1 wi A Q We 'W 'fi 'X A fm D f s-...ff wil :lv ,L riff A fails . f,tfr i ift,' 5, 'Q Z2 trait' Q xzgftffftii yi, it' A., R, 2 4 , N.. - M f, iw J A ,Tx 5,1 pf M , H, gl 1 J+E'gQ-D-5 ' tl ' ga x ll in ..x.X.-'ww V A fl gk First Row-Devon Kilqer, John Bragg, l-lenry Gentry, Bucky Howard, Beno Witherspoon, Jack Patter- son, Donnie Tillery. Second Row-Joe Duncan, Jerry Carden, Donnie Fiquett, Johnny Sanders, Larry Sinquetield, Tommy Wade, Lewis Jones, Jimmy Adams, Jett Tidmore, Reporter Sam Sherrill, Third RowMTommy Evans, Carl Thomason, Donnie Martin, David Favors, lvlarshell Long, John Riddle, Wayne Webb, Bennie Aughtman, Jerry Cannon, and Coach Bill Kennedy. Not shown in picture, Sonny Parker. is A .,,, it IN THE SPRING COMES BASEBALL Bennie Aughtman slides in sate at third as third base Coach Bucky l-loward tells Wayne Webb one more to go and youll be home, man has trouble locating ball, HISTORY OF BASEBALL AT CENTRAL HIGH Six years ot high school baseball is not a long time considering the sports short seasons but the horsehide has been put through its paces by Central l-ligh baseball squads during that interval. Our diamond tortunes have taken a plunge downward and then have risen again to meet the occasion dur- ing the past halt-decade, compiling a 45-38 and winning three BieCity crowns, and two Fourth District Tournament Titles and trips to the state meet, Coach Kennedy pitched camp here in V952 and has listed 7-6, 6-l l, 7-6, and lil-5 records during his stay, lib I - Central's Jerry Cannon heads tor home against Baker High in Bi-City action last year. Central ,M downed Baker l9-l. N. I f X n I 97 99 C7 The V955 Sports Season was xery successful, Central Athletes had strong support from their fans both at home and on the road, The basketball season was a success with the Devils posting another winning season, if i V K., .K , iw pa' .1 I 4 gf, ' A K 1 gy ., fm? aff, in P4 . f,,lg3'-9 V- V - , ,,-vvv ,,., 2 I ,, ...,,:A V Y A H , 'T' ,rd XX if ff 'Mi '- The after game ceremonies was one of enjoy- ment and educational to the sports follower. l955 l-lomecoming portrayed the confidence that the commu- nity had in our athletic pro- gram, HIGHLIGHTS 98 The football season became an exciting seaf when the inexperienced Deyils begin warm up to their task of defeating their enemi 8 , I ' 1 I 'TTA 'flak y 4 ' 'iff ' T, . 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' f : ' h.,, BETA CLUB The Central Beta Club, a leadership- seryice organization, was organized in i953 Its'obiectiyes are to encourage ettort, pro- mote character, stimulate achievement, re- ward merit, and to encourage and assist students to continue their education atter high school graduation. This year they had the privilege ot in- ducting two new clubs in Russell Countyi Russell County l-ligh School, l-lurtsboro, ,r'G'l! ,wif Pres. Edith Corbett V, Pres, Carol Newsome gzzi E x Alabama and Chevala l-li gh School, Seale, A it Q t ttrt Alabama- ' 1' lr.: 1-fit 4.23. 5' My Sec, Mary Ann Barnes Treag, Mack Ross Seated, lett to right: Martha John l-larris, Carol Newsome, Mack Ross, Mary Ann Barnes, Edith Cor- bett, Eront row, lett to right: Sam Sherrill, Eleanor Corner, Gwenda l-lamrick, Erie Edams, Phyllis Smith, Annette Hamrick, Beverly Parker, Mary Sue Flowers, Jeannette Childs, Julia Welch, Winston Newton, 2nd Row, lett to right: Glenn Spears, Margaret Attebery, Joe l-lair, Katherine Murphy, Ernes- tine Cox, Charles Blau, June Ennis, l-lazel Grier, Mary Vyfelborn, Sue Ward, Betty Williamson Eugene Appleby, 3rd row, lett to right: Albert l-loward, Larry Armstrong, Maryanne Belcher, Joanne Wheelus, Philip Coulter, Carol Lane, Mrs. l-lelms, Dorothy Nix, Jereathia Pugh, Barbara Moseley, Barbara Love, Jimmy Adams. Jani' 3-1 Wi, ,eu vu nu so as an K K up adv anus at nm fi R .f Q in X1 H245 ,- ,xv 1 R Q R, J' R R Q RWW A Q3 WRX , ff- . ' ' 5' Q -x A M X Q ? ' ' lk. X 1 . ii' .Xi I vb lr-,V vi . 5 Rx. 2 V ' L if s R NX . T' 40:45 X f' .. Ay,',?:g:,:Q-Sf.. 1 A ' I ik 55C2iWxEi-A , , 2. R R aj V R -4. 3 n IOIOO N5.V.s 930 H30 2230 l 550 AROUND THE QLWOCK fu IN THE LIBRARY all . 'e' iaffmwa Mvwfr 5 'fn at f lt SsiQ, ,, ,,,. or 4. ,la 5 W , . . CLUB The purpose ot the club is to promote the growth and a better understanding ot diyersitied occupa- tion and distributive education in the school, the community, and the state, They also help to engender a healthy respect tor vocational education, and a desire to keep abreast ot current developments in business through use ot the training facilities it otters, both in school ,, and adult lite, Pres. Rex Gallman , au.. .. i .... t ,i , if S aff, is 'N rv V l Sec,-Treas Betty Nicholson 1 if xv L - 1- v vs: i' .x M M Vice Pres Charles Duty lbw' .,..w Reporter Janice Cole Standing, lett to righti Charles Duty, Janice Cole, lvlr, Elem ng. Betty Nicholson, Rex Gallmani Seated: Myra Killingsvvorth, Eugene Kelly, Elizabeth l-larison, Earl Hutchinson, lvlary Erances Parker, Don Rol- lins, Joyce Sanders, Jimmie Sue Cole, Alice l-lead, Erie Adams, Bobby l-larden. 'r S J' -frr '---r P i'1 i -' - I 'M' ,. - um. W L f 5: if ii-ff? Vt is :wif 'ww jf 4- mwwmsg M wwsu W cwmnw an nu su- b in as W s ,, -W V ' Mt an mio.-7 V. 1? : sf ,, gf -nm ag 1 J v,'-.- Z .I Ss ,J ,. Ag,QFtQ5 'mZa mfg 251, ..,, r f till zillfmrrl? ,nt . 4- Q JA, rum. .-do ...-1-' Pres, Mack Ross .. ,ii-5' .. 15, l, , fu- ,siwv-vz' if .2 vu 13 A STUDENT COUNCIL The purpose ot the Student Council ot Central l-ligh School is to promote harmonious relations be- tween teachers and students and among students thernselyes, the worthy ideals ot scholarship, citi- zenship, sportsmanship, extra-curriculum participa- tion, service, and co-operation. V, Pres. Philip Coulter if f A :- G J'-I t fd w . A N' . ' -':: '.-, in A r ,ggi ec. Margaret Bowden all Af, ,U ...ij i 1, 5341 Treasurer George Dades tl Seated lett to right: June Grimes, Bobbie Almond, Margaret Bowden, Philip Coulter, Mack Ross, Winston Newton, Julia Welch, George Perdue, Standing left to right: Larry Armstrong, Mariha Howard, Don l-larbuck, Fay Browning, William Weatherby, Alice Mount, William Billingsley, Mr, Warren Richards, Mrs, Nina Jo Keel, Mr, Billy Kennedy, Mr, Porter Newton, Mr, W. F. Darnell, Billy Kelly, Linda Allen, Ruth Dudley, Tennie Lou l-lugley, Sally Kite, Leslie Sudduth, George Dades. 103 L--...J 7! rrl -4 M' ..,. 1 Q lj! Seated left to rnglwf Fay Browning, Mrs, Nelle S Coulter, Standlng left fo nglwf. Jean I Roberts, Ralph Taylor, Gypsy Evans, Jerry Ollxler, Sandra Russell, Janlce Carpenfera ' I .,,,.,au . ,. - ge Edver fq- ' ASS' Edlter V W Margaret Bowden Sam Sncfrlll i DM, e W7 ka 1 Seated left fo nglwr Betty Tlliery, lvlargarer Bowden, Sam Slwcrnll. Dlanne Jdlwnsfcn. Sfandmng left fc ngnr Jamie Sunvveers, Jo Ann Qnanceller, lmrny Rsberfs, Carol Harden, Sandra Ross 104 CLE STAFF Busuness Manager lean Lansdcn C l 5 was M. ,af 'VA l vw! Seated left to rlglwt Jean Lansdcn, Baxley Oswalt Standrng left to rrgnt, Carol l-larden Mack Ross. wwf Advisor: Mrs Nell Coulter i . I .At ..,.: t I 'I. , ,wil -.Mimi ' WW 'TW , X.., I Standing left to rrghti Gwenda Harnrrck, Joe Urnphrys, Carolyn Wright. 105 Rebecca Rxddle, Mane Abbott RED AND X-533'-'ra 955515 Seated, lett to right: Tommy Byard, Carol Newsome, Standingi Joye McCart, Ernestine Cox, Mr, Floyd Worthy, Judy Barbee. Editor .......... Assistant Editor ..... Business Manager .... Circulation Manager .. Senior Class Editor ... Junior Class Editor .... Sophomore Class Editor ..... Freshman Class Editor .... Annex Editor ........ Faculty Assistant ..... Sports Editor ...... Club Editor .... Feature Editor ....... Business Staff ........ , . . . . . . .James Brooks, Sammy l-loward, Judy Barbee, Joye McCart, Peggy Freeman TommieByard Carol Newsome ..... Joye McCart, Judy Barbee ErnestineCox Betty Jean Byrd, Barbara Moseley JuneSudduth .Nina Tillery, Josephine Bockman .,. . ...Kay Kelly, Ettort Arnold, Byron Coulter .. . Peggy Freeman, June Grimes JudyBentley . James Brooks, Sammy l-lovvard, Devon Kiker, Jett Tidmore .Barbara Dodd, Melaine Shirah, Leah Fundeburlce . .Mary Ann Belcher, Ann Morrow 'I06 Tommie Byard Editor Mr, Floyd Worthy Advisor W H. V hi in Wwe! if Yo 1 I aw A Joye McCa rt Business Manager Judy Barbee Business Manager E, 1-4 L for K If .. .1 BLACK r Seated, Lett to right: Barbara Dodd, Melaine Snirah, June Grimes, Standlng: Deyon Kilcer, Maryanne Belcher, Jett Tidimore. Seated, left to right: Josephine Bockman, Nina Rdtlt Tlllery. Standing lett to rrgnt Effort Arnold, Kay Kelly, Byron Coulter, Judy Bentley ' Seated, Left to rignti June Suddutlt, Sammy Howard Standing, left to riglwti Peggy Freeman, Anne Morrow, Betty Jean Byrd, James Brooks, Barbara Moseley, 'IO7 TRI-HI-Y 5 A H Seated' Verlon Crenshaw Martha Turner Carol Lane Lett to right1 Dorothy Whatley, Bobbie Allmond, Phyi Smith, Mrs White, Gloria Day, The Sr. Trulia-Y helps to promote good sportsmar Jud Barbee Comme Cayemer Barbara Mosele Sally ship, clean speech and Christian feelings throughout tl Kennedy, ' D ' Y' home, school and Community. We yisit the sick in tl 1 1.: 'H Seated, lett to righti Linda Wilkes, Peggy Williamson, Sandra Ross, Margaret Bowden, Jo Ann Chancellor, Caro- lyn Wright, Dianna Johnston, Standing, 'lett to righti Tommie Byard, Martha Garner, Gail Penual, Mary Ann Davis, Anna Faye Riddle. hospitals and carry food and baskets to those in need i food or clothing, Seated, lett to right: Phyllis Woods, Judy Edwards, Rebe ca Riddle, Sue Ward, Leah Funderburlc, Standing, lett righti Brenda l-larp, Ruth Ann l-lilyer, lane Dudley, Bonr Sue Gamble, Mary l.ee Pope. sl! 55, AMITIE TRI-HI-Y .f .fs K, as v 4-:WP .-..5 --:' 5 A' l '..:, 1 11 i 'A'.,, . gl' 'fl ,A4 is , The Amrtle Trrallfy Club stands tor all around deyeloprnent ot tts members, D , M95-lUClY B9'Wll9Y Splrlt, rnrnd, and body, and serves the MGS Paw Rlowmllg three tralnlng agencues, Mhlorne, Church, and School The club rs composed ot girls ,, m who subscrube to hlgh purposes set betore . - them and who earnestly try tn thelr dally 1 3' lrylng and through thelr club actlyutues to l 'As r 3 5 , Qi, llye up to these ideals, Z N3 ,, J' QQ W, ,K , f A 'S' s 6 Sec. Josephrne Beckman TVGJS lXlHflCY CSVDGVWTGV Flrst row, left to righti Josephene Beckman, Nancy Carpenter, Judy Bentley, Faye llrownrng, Nrna Tlllery Second row, lett te rigltt Rat Kennon, Janlce Carpenter, Sandra Russell, Jean Johnsen, Dane Bonner, Ann Rollrngs, Lrnda Danlel, Sandra Gatlln, Shrrley Vyloaten. Thrrd row, lett to rlght Kay Kelly, lvlay Ruth Blackwell, Ann Armstrong, Katherlne Gay, Janet Deason, Alrce Yeanwons, Carol Stamps, Jean Roberts, Faye McKinney, Patsy Shehane, Lunda Koon Fourth row, lett to nght, lvllss Rhoda Bur- deshavv, Wrllerwe Wall, Ruth Dudley, Pat Howell, Sandra Lake, Judy Russell, Kay Carrnack, Joyce O'l3rlen, Frances Smlth, lvlarte Jones, Mrs. Vrctorla Taylor. l l -0 -Y. n-inc lu- 9 sr grew QUILL AND SCROLL Pres. Judy Barbee V, Pres. Jean Landson Sec. Dranne Johnston Treas, Joye IV1CCart Standtng Jett to rwglwt Ernestrne Cox Jean Lansdon Tornmue Byard, Jody Barbee, Barbara Dodd Mr Floyd Worthy Seated left to ngnt Betty Jean Byrd Maryanne Betcner, Joye McCart, Dranne Johnston Left to rught James Brooks, Melanne Shrran, Janrce Scnweers Peggy Freeman Anne Morrow June Gnmes Carol Newsome Sam Snernll, WSSXWI' 5. F ,, 'wmv 'lt .af fi YV, ' t ,WE Q! H c:l-LII5 g A E ' 'S 7 The CJ Club is organized to promote the prog- ress ot the school and its athletic program. Any J person who has earned a letter in tootball, basket- f' ball, baseball, track, or cheerleader, may apply tor . membership, The club sponsors Fathers' Night tor tootball and basketball. The fathers ot the tootball President Johnny Sanders and basketball players are honored as special guests, WCS PVGS Larry SJWQUGTJGJ my , fr , gf ,Q gf '..- if 2, ,L W, My Zi a. 1 ' 'Q ' fm' 3 P emi? P, i e ilmm' gg , f ,a Sec. gucky Howard Treas. James Parker Seated left to right: Tommie Byard, Dianne Johnston, Anna Faye Riddle Standing lett to rightg Bucky Howard, Charles John- ston, James Parker, Reginald Wells, Keith Griggs, Larry Digby, Benny Knox, Larry Sinooefield, George Dades, Johnny Sanders, Tommy Wade, Bill Bush, Jimmy Adams, James Brooks, Luthor Fewell, Larry Boswell, Louis Turner, Wayne Webb, James Ingram. aa A MfV I ,.,. , , W. rg V If , mm ww ww-1 d .,.. M., 2' 'm M' Mn-Ma4wm ,nm V vlmaaw-1-gwswuvwuww wuwmax-B awwwmww mm was imma, My Mmm awmaz MW ww, 3523 .W U M ww Pres. Philip Coulter HI-Y A l-li-Y club is a group ot high school boys organized to encourage practical eyery day Christian liying. The l-li-Y movement is a worldwide fellowship ot high school boys with a common loyalty to Jesus Christ. Our purpose is l'To create, Maintain and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards ot Christian liy- ing-1, V, Pres, Tommy lVlullis Sec. Albert Howard Treas, Winston Newton Standing, lst row, lett to right: Tommy Mullis, Philip Coulter, Albert l-loward, Winston Newton, 2nd row, left to righti Charles Blau, M, W. Whitman Jr., Byron Coulter. Donald Lawrence, Stanley Howard, Charles Johnson, Baxley Oswalt. 3rd row, lett to rights lvlr, Walter lvl. Green, Joe l-lair, Lynn Grittin, Raymond Collins, lvlurry Funderburk, Wade Mote. I' U i l , mx iu i rrJ P E P C L U B if ,..:, -:,f 23 32, 4 ae, Nm , F -1 'Um ' The Pep Club is a new club at Central. lt was organized last year by the ettorts ot the Central cheerleaders who were Alice Riddle, Donald Patterson, Dianne Johnston, Tommie Byard, Anna Rtddle and Snookie Griggs. P , D' J h t , , V, P ' 3 leg lame O ns on The club s purpose is to support all ath- les' lommle yard Ietic events ot Central and to promote bet- ter sportsmanship, Alice Riddle was presented a loving cup by the club tor her outstanding ettorts in the organization ot the club. ti-Im Sd V V V E Z,,.- i f ik I ff f fe 1 Sec. Wyanne Collins Treas, JoAnne Chancellor Seated' Jo Ann Chancellor, Wyann Collins, Dianne Johnston, Tommie Byard, Carolyn Vxfright First row, left to right. Delorla Rabion, Leah Funderburke, Pat Kennon, Janice Carpenter, Brenda Coppedge, Sandra Russell, Jackie Rhodes, Marie Abbott, Peggy Williamson, Anna Faye Riddle, Shirley Wooten, Sandra Ross, Linda Wilkes, Jimmie Mae Sanders, Gail Penuel, Second row Willene Walls, Margaret Bowden, Mary Ann Dades, Sara Jean Jinnett, Judy Grimes, Faye Stubbs, May Ruth Blackwell, Shirley Hurst, Carol Stamps, Faye Harden, Nedra Rodgers, Patsy Shehane, Sandra Gatlin, Jean Roberts, Emma Jean Johnston, Ce- celia Morgan Third row, Hilda Gibson, Faye Will ams, Joan Hall, Ann Armstrong, Fay Browning, Katherine Gay, Gloria Davis, Nancy Carpenter, Judy Pollard, Pat Ennis, Cynthia Gullatt, Ethel McLendon, Paula Johnston, Mary Ann Davis Fourth rowi Shirley Arrington, Hazel Grier, Jonanne Wheelers, Alice Head, Kaylene Dunn, Judy Russell, Janet Doason, Keith Griggs, Gay- nell Adams, Joan Williams, Patricia Howell, Rebecca Riddle, Joyce OBrien, Era Jean Cannon, Martha Garner, Eleanor Hood GC, CENTRAL HIGH BAND 'YE 'WSJ 55 9 , af ' Pres, Edtson Pnnce V, Pres Howard Benetreld 1 --lv Patricra Ray N 5 A , 1 Treas Dorothy Nrx P3 e 1,5 5 T ix. ,E, :agn3's' I -awww .. xc Fcr the Vrst ima rn tts hrsfory Central Hrgh otayed host to The Frtfn D sfnif Must Fas? rat Currrats band one more, tor fhe Sefond trrno qn a row, wcn tcp honors Our band had the hrgwesr auoragfa ot the W6 hrgh scnccts rcprcscnted at tno Festrvat Edrson Pnnce was solefted as Pxlabarnas represcntatwe to play rn tha Nahcnal Mnsrf Educators Crotden Jubrtce Band rn St, Lows, Mussotrrr, cn Aon! le-W6 Edsson has Drevtcusly been rn the rrp sta'e hand ard fn the dfstrrft band Ont of 25 nnerrbers we exoeit to haw WC or I5 rated tor fXt',S'ate Band -at 'QI-:Q t...xp x . nf Fnrst Row, Left to Rrght Wrlks, Yearnons, Carrnack, Ray, Barbee, Nnx, Hall. Second Row, Left to Right: Whattey, Harrtson, Pitts, Renfroc, Cooper, Carmack, Willrs, Shavers, Frourtt, Tew, Edwards, Thrrd Row, Lott to Right, Webster, Waddelt, IVICOQI- tan, Mgilcltan, Moss, Strrrkiand, Wrlsorw, Burns, Putnam, Barbec, Statham, Bryan, Fourth Bow, Loft to Bight. Hunt, Brown, Perry, Brown, Benefertd, IWLCIUVG, Mrthngs, Pnnce, Battrlloe, Whrtmarr, Hadgrns, Hammock, Cook H4 June Barbee Dorothy Nix Alice Yeamons MAJCRETTES 4, We , 5 Ml ala. as 9 Pat Ray The Majorettes contribute a great deal to the atmosphere of our local sports scene, The students at Central support their girls and believe them to be the loyeliest among the local Maiorettes, The girls are selected tor their beauty and their musical ability. ,ff c... 'Y' .1 ' ,, .L ,L V 51 -nik ' r Kay Qarmagk TT Mickey Wilks Mary Frances Hall u uvlu T ., 1 I ,fr :fi . we M M N., ' Wi Tis we ff T A W gym Tu- 1 Pres. Sylvia l-luggins V. Pres. Sylvia Gallman See. Judy Barbee Treas. DoroThy Murphy Nurses of Tomorrow lm 'Y' , T' SeaTed leTT fo righT Marlorie AusTin, Jani-'e Cole Srandrng leh To rrghT Judy Barbee, Peggy Freeman, Shirley Harper, DoreThy Nix, Ann hluguley, May Ruth Blajlqvvell' Janirg l-linTon, Peggy Sue Head, Sylvia Huggins CTM k v-...Ln 1.4 T 5 M SeaTed left To right Carol Harden, Mickey Waldrop, Louise Reeves, Betty Nicholson. STanding left To righT3 Francene PuTnam, Janice Sfhvveers, Sylvia Gallman, Mrs Nelle CoulTer, Myra KillingsworTh, PaT Ray, June Barbee and Dorothy Murphy, l One oi' The highlighTs of The year was The Trip To Brrrningharr To re: eive The Orihld vvhiih vvas awarded lg l-Qussefl Cuiunlg by The Marin QT Dimes, Syl-.ia Hug- gins is shovvn rereiving The Orchid from Miss America, Sharon Kay Rirqhe The purpose of The Nurses of Tomorrow Club is To give The members an insight into The nursing Tields, The Club enables a girl To undersTand The problems gnd rewards a girl may reieive in The field of nursing The club was given its ovvn club room and meeTs on Monday during The Achvity period, The TuTure nurses have partieipaled in both Xmas and T B, and Cripple Children Drives The group has been revvarded by being The guesTs aT numerous bandueTs ThroughouT The eounTy. f '. . , ' '- sw- J 5. E ,gif ,. - M f 2 ,iq 'Eg A l ' N f .,,. Q y Q , i ' , , J i 'Gm l t to righti Marlene Elmore, Judy Russell, Mrs Catherine Cary, Virginia inson, Janet Deason, The Future Homemalcers ot America brings together state groups interested in and working tovvard better home and family living, provides opportunities to share in solving projects, important to home lite, and sponsors group proiectseelocal, state, and national in scope, it increases opportunities tor the development ot leadership and intelligent participation that is so needed in a demo- cratic society. ett to right: Gloria Davis, Ann Armstrong, Wyann Collins, Judy Lee, Edna nders, May Ruth Blackwell, Shirbie Blue, Jan Lubetkin, Shirley Hurst. , I ,.....,.4,.,v M 2 lf N ' .rf -A E ' tvs ,N , , 4 , , im Lett to right, Sandra Lake, Catherine Gay, Janice Ramsey, Patricia Howell, Carol Harden, Ruth Dudley, Myra Amerson, 1 wtf 'S A rghk Standing left to right Dorothy Thomas, Gloria l-larden, Willene Dat- fron, Judy Pollard, Patricia Stanford, Judy l-lardeman, Marie Jones, Linda Koon, Linda Webb, Fay Williams, May Ganus, Seatedi Martha Howard, Emily Pitts Seated lst row: Frances Smith, Dianne Cook. 'I Seated lst row left to nght' Katherlne Gay, Barbara Dodd, Paw Bray, Maryanne Belfher, Bcnnte Gamble Seated Znd row left to rtght' Carolyn Hernrntngson, Undlne Wynn, Edna Sanders, Judy Parsons Standtng left to rtghti Peggy Ttllery, Jean Roberts, Mira Arn erson, Sarah Wells, Stte Ward, Fay Wtlllarns, Wyann Collins 'hu-Q., qw 'f-we .Cm my . y, 5 'rv , Q. -. 'FWMQ f he lk .ff i Q-,, , - p ay il 'if t wt lf: Nt., s'Q'.'1 'wiMw', M1 'ft lates 'Q fetwwww -vm--.w......,,.,.,,, , .., fx y K !A 'A ww Seated left to rlght Crlorra Day, Annette H Hamrtck, Phyllls Srntth, Hortense Dttfk Standtng, lxlr J lt Nlrttn' Q .W 'N-ms., law' Q... 9' N in Quinn M8 Seated left to rtght' Sandra Ross, Nanette Adams, Carolyn Wrtght, Dorothy Whatley, Johnny Sanders, Tommie Byard, Llnda Wtllqs, Mary Dades. Standlng left to rlghtg Joye MCCart, Mary Ann D8VlS, Ernestlne Cox, Jean Lansdon, Sara Jean Jtnf nett, Dtanne Dayenport, Dtanne Johnston L- my .yum 7 ,W H ' Qxgf': -V V , 1 :Z Prog PhyN155mfth wie Pres, Pimp Comm 1 , l fi 3 mis an I A A , ' A - 1 Q J, BP' Q 'x Q., 'V Sec Verlorw Crenshaw s X if VARIETY PLAYS t 3? X 1 A -rs 5 Out of the Darkness A Man Called Peter A lvlan Called Peter Antic Spring This play will be presenter the State Drama Festi Alabama College, Montel lo, Alabama. l The Dramatic and Thespian Clubs presented sev- eral one and three act plays during the year, They yisited the churches in the community with a re- ligious play called l'0ut ot the Darkness, which was well received, They competed in the State Drama Festival at Alabama College, pertormed at the Regional Thes- pian Convention in Birmingham, and tools part in the Chattahoochee Drama League Festival in Colum- bus, Georgia Besides pertorming at the ditterent places in Phenix City and Columbus, they presented the three-act play, 'KA Man Called Peter, in Ope- lika, Alabama, The Dramatists and Thespians have worked hard this year and have tultilled the Thespian motto, Act well your partg there all the honor lies. A Man Called Peter A Man Called Peter rx Vice Pres, limrny Adams A Pres. Johnny Sanders Wi Eg? Seo Bobbie Allmonr 'H Treas. Ernestine Cox SENIOR GLEE CLUB The Glee Club and Choral club represents one ot the largest student groups at Central l-lrgh School. The Choral work that is done lay the group is well known throughout the State ot Alabama The Group is directed by Mrs, B, F, Register, who is well known in the tield ot lvlusie The Group has done outstanding work at Troy State Teachers College during the Annual Spring lvlusre Festival, The University ot Alabamafrs well aware ot the work done lay the students The local citizens Call upon the group to do many drtterent actiyities in relation to entertainment and the group has neyer tailed to answer the call. Central is Certainly proud ot its Glee Club. fi F 5 I W-in-..-W Q Es K Q : 5 AAAQ' Ia5L4'? 1'.' .,:Q:-':- .,,A r fp i 5 E , ,.,1,., i 'E L Z 'fi 1'2:: ttf A Ftif-F53 L,-f n gk. f ig 5, ' yt ,Lg 2 . .................. 'X 935 fi, lift 286599 V Q FTE is 7'i?'fg Qi? gb Q yi f+- 1'5,'7'f' fir zfvrrfsitiygtrf' A MP2 Wi, Our Freshmen make up the Junior Glee Club, A course ot study in music tundamentals ancl singing in the Thanksgiving, Christmas, Parents Night and Easter programs have kept them busy. a concert vvith the Band in May. BUYS' CHORUS The Boys' Chorus has many members ancl has pertormed as a group in the program Parents' Night ancl the Minstrel They also participated in the District lvlusic Festival A . A' , t,.',' 3 2 r I f H Q, 9, si sy 1 in Q 1,34 !t ii 6 All groups gave s tor Christmas, s ii , 155353 1AQQi' my www wmxwqm, W-, as MW Wm , M .7-was iH,W.,wf, W QQ H Wm M.. 5 if 2 'l Q : :g -va - M57 Q ' i r ' 2 f ffm ggi'- qp, rf ff ' -.. E wh' is G I ! Z W CPERETTA The Glee Club presented Victor l-lerberts beloved suc- cess Sweethearts on Deco l and 2, Mernbers ot the cast included Sylvia played by Julie Fullerg Franz, Johnny Sandersg Lt. Karl, lack Pattersong Liane, Melaine Shirahg Mikel, Noel Mooreg Dame Paula, Jean Lansdong and the daughters, Paula Johnston, Joye McCart, ,Judy Barbee, Bobbie Almond, Dianne Johnston, Dorothy Whatley 'r..fN,,.w-A-M1-vkwxbv Q .... . 3. ...., E gl if f 2' LEA 'arm y -.' ' George Dades was named one of the seven high school students from Alabarna to participate in the Golden Anni- versary All-American Chorus, They sang in St. Louis, Mis- souri, April 16 tor the national convention ot the National Music Educators Conference. fait E f ,gg ,yi mwzig Q !'fTll.'w Valedictorian and Miss Citizenship Miss Phyllis Smith Good scholarship and a right attitude toward lite makes her outa standing in our Class Her good grades, deportrnent, and attendance have been an inspiration to os. lt you have knowledge let others lightitheir candles by it, 126 Fuller M 6.w,U,q1 M ' 1 as Salutatorian Mr. Philip Coulter We salute his qualities ot leadership, scholastic standing, and loyalty to Central. l-le has Consistently dorie his best through his high school yea rs. Study rather to till your mind than your cotters, HSeheCa 'l27 Honor Student Miss Mary Ann Barnes The record of a good srodehr is a mark of honor, high grades, good deportmehr, and faithfulness 'ro school acriyiries. 'Every branch of khowiedge which a good mari possesses, he may apply to some good purpose - Bockharieh 'I28 Most Representative Boy Mr. Mack Ross l-le represents to us the ideal student who strives to make his school a good place to pe. Hls leadership, scholarship, and good dis- position have helped us all. Our deeds still travel vvlth Us from afar, and vvhat vve have been makes us vvhat vve aref'-eEliot 129 Most Intellectual clflazy cqnn. Baines fllfirzifon cfvswkon WHC'S Best Personality fpgyllii cgmifg gacg gjaffauon Alt-'E Best Dancers Uommis ygazjazcl Jimmy agtlami WHO Wittiest ggaufa gofinifon dvoaf Jmoozs WW 43 ,MM Most Likely To Succeed Enfifg dozgaff gggififz Uoulfsm Most Talented Jaffa QMXXE1 JM. fmjgifnzan J Cutest Ann Clin J Eu GIG? GVOCL' l get HCS!! all WHO'S Best All Around Jian. .ZQHLJOH ldlly 661311726165 Most Athletic Dianna gogrzxforz gdfllii .QDCLTIQET -unsung WHO Most Popular guns Ennis gofirzny :garzlau Best Dressed Qlsfzfon C71en1Eau1 ga 'zafff cgfozsy V . Vs, 'V 'mv' 'TA' . mgfw' s f M Most Dependable duazgazsf Bocvclan ouacfg cpou L..JN 7 , i sta H ,,,, ..,... , 2 iii' 5? 'WRT' 7 SEE? 25 my ,,, wzgjixmgj jQ'g?l5p I P ez? . ?1f'Zfzi2irg'.ag4iw fg 2.22524 - 'agin g K, Jw? i: - M 'JE awww ,av 'sawn tra' cam ri 'Jiifsa ' .- 34' . - ' - itz:-at V- i i 'Lit if' ' b w w Z We present the favorites ot our classes . . . the Sen- iors, Juniors, Sopnomores, and Freshman, We recog- nize them for their attractive appearance and winning per- sonality. 1 w M Semor ' E .iiancfza :Qui ffl get -my 4,71 A .1 Junior dazof GXVELUAOITLE KQMIQHILE CULXE5. JOIZIZLOIZ J' we B V 5 ' 1 ,E afasiifi V -.fiszlfitsift Q' ff RITES They are likable and friendly Toward their fellow Classmates. They 'rake an ac- tiye part in The allalrs of Central and are interested in their schools welfare. Sophomores Bzsnrfa. 4RLLlZ9C1,fIl l 1 gag jirllnoza l may W ,N M u-www fl 3 rw mr ? W Mr . ,rw K E X iii' QZZZ 6 Q3 3 ,ff w QQ? X., :aww age eg 3 M Freshmen annie lou clfugufsfy Kelly WWW sw ', , yew H P in Q f M53 9 fs .gg M 3 iv mg , .tlilfll Q. Om, , 1 x Y' . r ,X QQ' 91 M K may 'Nw C -...Q lfflfyl j' WX X ,C lf FMS new mvmsmpg l Q61 1 A N ' ff, l -LAW A i t ,,,...A .:. ,,,, 3 ' A fr H - litsssiz t 5 K A lla Q l fl at Q5 'T' sf if ertssggr gr x, PHENIX ALL AMERICA Thousands ot people gathered at Broad Stret near the City l-lall on January 6, l956, to see D George Gallup make the ottlclal presentation ot th ALL AMERICA CITY award which was acceptd by Mayor Clyde M. Knowles. Atter Centrals Glee Club sang The Lord Prayer, the ALL AMERlCAN CITY DAY PARAE began with the tlrlng ot a rnortar. Eleven bands, twentyftlye tloats, mllltary unit a Canune corps ot scout dogs trorn Fort Bennin, M53 iiifkiwiqfiiilf Q-:il fffaisfAt'fW CITY :ITY nd a horse platoon marched proudly down Broad itreet and up Summerville Road. Many Central tudents participated in the parade The visiting bands and a tevv other parade par- icipants were given tree barbecue at the Idle l-lour ark. That night a display ot tirevvorlcs began at the ark. A dance in the park closed Phenix City's elebrations tor ALL-AMERICA CITY DAY. 1 S y iv-1 I I 6 'Q Q , I Hg l ,A Q , I '1 I C 2 1 1 I 73 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AA'b'1 .. ,:1,-A. :::V.:q: 57 ,N K Kay Shearouse and Pres. Jack Patterson g ,.V-A , . Ernestine Cox and V. Pres, Larry Carmaclc ,-V' , ,.,,: 5 1.-f .:1'f 1 ,1.,1. 2:,...,.,Q.. . I :ZQ 2.: 1-- H:-fs: I l ififgffii 's ymw r--2' ' W or Jack Dudley and Treasludy Barbee A fountain was the EHTGVGST Conte tor the reception. JUNIOR-SENIOR RECEPTION On May 20, l955, the Senior and Junior students and their dates dressed in their tuxedos and gowns and attended the annual .lunior-Senior Reception, Beno Witherspoon served as master ot ceremonies and songs were rendered by Glenda Kelly and Ray Bush, Everyone had a grand time and enjoyed dancing together to the music furnished by the Cavaliers. The Red and Black did an outstanding job of selling Advertising for this year's book. The staff has nothing but praises for the business Editors. Through their organization and efforts, their staff sold 2,000 worth of Ad- vertising. This additional money has enabled the staff to put a few extras for this year's annual. Through the combined efforts of the editorial and business staffs the financial success of the annual was assured. The work accomplished by Ernestine Cox, as Circulation manager, Joyce McCart, as Advertising manager, and Judy Barbee as Business manager, was out- standing. Members of the Advertising staff are shown selling an Ad to Mrs. Fred Marshall owner of the Red Devil Sandwich Shop. June Grimes, Peggy Freeman, Melaine Shirah, and Mrs. Fred Marshall We Mode The Pictures For The RED and BLACK PUSEY STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHERS 507 16th Street Phenix City, Ala. PORTRAITS CAMERAS WEDDINGS FILMS PHOTOFINISHING FLASH BULBS 6220726 ON YOUR, GRQXBXUQ 0 N 1556 Mak x4 Wifwww ' LV 7577 I, fecmgcmmzivf f?fM53Z?W ff 26 KIRVEN' 1 THE CHATTAHOOCHEE VALLEY'S GREATEST STORE 4, v- J i t E COULTER FURNITURE COMPANY Furniture is the Hecirt of the Home i409 Third Avenue Diol 8-7542 Phenix City, Aloiborno Congrotulotions ond Best Wishes to you Grciduotes ot 56. As you plon tor the tuture let us help you with your turniture needs. You will olwoys receive o worm ond friendly welcome of our store. FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS AWARDS YEARBOOKS .IOSTE ' SINCE 1897 Representative: E. Truman Fletcher Box 358 MARIETTA GEORGIA Tfakehieht emnrg Igarhen INCORPORATED Modern Perpetual Care Cemetery OUR AIM IS TO DEVELOP BEAUTIFUL RELIGIOUS GARDENS TO INSPIRE THE LIVING AND DEPLICT LIFE ETERNAL, THAT THE BEAUTY OF LIFE MAY SURVIVE. From QOVQ to 3O'X1 ot the Purchase Price of each Iot is placed in an irrevocable Trust Fund, the income being Used to beautify and uplkeep the Cemetery forever. It is better to own a Family Burial Estate and not need it, than to need one and not have it. FAMILY 'LOTS MAY BE SELECTED ON MONTHLY PLANS Arthur McClellan, Jr., Lex P. McClellan, and Margaret McClellan ISO acres ot land has been chartered tor Cemetery development. REPRESENTATIVES: CLAUDE F. PIERcE - A, L. MOODY - JOSEPH H. FUNDERBURK Located on the Old Opelika Road ISouth Railroad Streetl QV2 Miles PHONE: 8-4768 PHONE: 8-0225 OFFICE OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS are discovering Americo's famous Royal Crown Colo , it 1 T sfsww , wus .V . . the cola that brings sparkling enjoyment to friendly get-to- gethers around the campus luncheon table. King-Size Royal V ' V, i ' fi ' 'T' Crown Cola brings 2 t i ue X, 9,31 if , Er ' satisfying, thirst f, p EZZV .ZAI g 'ma i ' if I quenching enjoyment Xt ' A 'H 'ffl to smart students at N My iii ..'Ei i r, .:,i. p gi Central High School E rf S kgmpw . 5, . . . who know .how so 1 i -' Ii? 5 to choose wisely. I 4 i I C ' i Ni 'unc . . . and there is a mighty important reason why so many Central High School teen- P K agers go for RC . . . Theylve tried and Mu compared Royal Crown Cola with other Q '91ll.fR0jyl leading colas . . . and by comparison lffflfflffi-ffffG found that RC, the cola with the finer, fresher flavor, suits their taste best. COLA f' VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME COLONIAL BAKING CO. 'I038 13th Sf. Dial 2-0618 Congratulations to The Class of 1956 K: , 5 ' QF L Q money makes 517. XI-5 more money . . . if you I :gi save by the 10tb.' tx ,Tal Bring your savings ddii ' b th I 2 2IOthtc?iPS ' mobnthi any earn high returns from the lst! .: :Q-2 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF RUSSELL COUNTY Phone 8-0984 506 - I4Th Street Phenix Cify, Alabama f -:::::::::::: :::::::: A:::::::::,, ,::::::::::- -0 Enloy yourself... with Coke fx 4 2124 B ' I - ' 115, 'Colo' in a rogiuhnd 'NJC-IG.. BOTTLED UNDER AUTHTITY OF YHE COCA-COLA COMPANY IY kk....,,. .. HARREL IDN 00N TRUCTIUN C0., INC. 2104 Fourth Avenue PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA J. C. HARRELSON Phone 8-0604 -5 I I .9 fffrsaomzws frsgmafaoao 41 4 H 13. x . sv, QTY' sh 7990122115 l I i Q f y Congratulations to the Senior Class of T956 M y . sy 1 CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL, PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA g 4 Q To each of you that graduate here this year we wish for you a great Q ' 5 measure of success as you take up your respective responsibilities as citizens among us. E Q 3 . P. M. Strickland . 2 LINCOLNS and MERCURYS-the cars for you. They are big, beautiful, g 2 E modern, powerful, responsive, easy to handle, and economical too. Years U 7 ahead in styling and engineering. ' 2 We make them easy for you to own 5 7 3 3 CALL US FOR A DEAL i Y 5 , iamsacum 3 L. ,..,,,,..:-4, .. wma: I : - ' S 5 . 5 5 E 2 Q is E 5 535 5 . g 2 W H Q .. ,.lE ' ,4.mi?V?i g g S STRICKLAND morons, mc. Q2 1 x Founri-I AVENUE AT TWELPTH STREET PHONES zaus as 7 n sf I 5 coll 0 IIICIKY I llxoll U ICICUIY 0 IIKDDI 0 IIICUIY I LQQUI 0 lllfUlY ' IYOCNU NIICUIY U KTCOCN 0 IIICUIY 0 lla! U IIICUIY 0 IYGI l IIICIHY U IYQI I lllc' if fr: A ' E ' A-59 r- , ,gggsg it , 'YQHWXQIUQQHYUllKQll'lflWlY'lYQll'llluOl1'LKGl'lllCW LIICOI-l'lllGlV'lQl'lQl10llK0Ll'1YVU l?l'mV! -- ---- v -'---- '---vv--- vvvv v----- -----v v-vv------ - vvvv - - v -Y---.ro Q! 99 C L B SEATED Left to Right-Pete Devlin, Billy Tinlcler, W. F. Darnell, Ashie Roberts, Couch Tommy Garrett. STANDING Left to Right-Jerry Cannon, Bobby Bradley, A. G. Brown, Alex Smith, Fred Marshall, Roy Edwards, and Paul Moran. The City of Phenix City is proud of the C Club. The Members ot this organ- ization have proven their worth to the schools and to the community. Many projects have been undertaken by the members and success has always been the result. Through the organization land was purchased and finally resulted in the construction of our present Annex building. The gym was the result ot a group of C Club members work. Their untiring efforts was rewarded by this modern building. The group is thinking about ways and means of building new schools and better athletic relations between Central and other high schools. The annual House of David Game is one of the many proiects undertaken by the C Club. The Group presents banquets for the athletic teams and awards the Seniors in all sports miniature balls at the ,end of their high school careers. Our school is fortunate in having such an organization in our City. R ..,, ...A Q l 4 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF T956 GUNTER INSURANCE AGENCY T503 Fifth Avenue Phenix City, Alobomci GENERAL INSURANCE MORTGAGE LOANS REAL ESTATE SALES F.H.A. and G.I. LOANS JACK A. GUNTER ROBERT G. GUNTER JOHN S. KELLY GENERAL CONTRACTOR Rt. I, Box 98 Phenix City, AIobomo Phone 8-8397 BRITTON HARDWARE II LUTHER N- SMITH AND SUPPLY CO. TEXACO SERVICE STA. g l I . I3th Street ond Brood Hardware - Paints - Building Materials Havoline Motor Oil Seeds - Fertilizer - Keys - Toys Wgshing Gnd Gi-egging Road Service Phone 8-7941 - 1901 - 14111 Sf. ,I M 1Phone 8-6295 O. Box 49 Phenix City, Ala. If 1: Phenix City, AIoboma I I -::::::::::: ,:::::::::::::::-8 :::::::::-::::: ::::::::::::::: J BICKERSTAFF CLAY PRODUCTS COMPANY EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS Siruciurcil Clay Tile Bickersiafi Brick Co, Concreie Block Bickersiaff Co., Inc. Building Brick Dixie Brick Co. Face Brick HIGHEST QUALITY DIAL 7-3226 P. O. Box II78 COLUMBUS, GEORGIA YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME... ,',, ,,,....I.. .... ,,,,,,,,,,., if A Q I ,,,. I i i, , I . ccccc Dedicafed To Community Service HUGH McMATH CONSTRUCTION CO. READY MIX CONCRETE and ASPHALT PAVING Phone 3-1887 Brennon Road COLUMBUS, GEORGIA :..,,,:,,,,,..,.,,,,,,gif?rriiigffiiiiiiiim:x::m::::: --v--v- I, 4, I 'I CAINIS GRQQERY Pl-linux clrv CREAMERY And :I Grade A Homogenized I Vitamin D Milk I226 l4Tl1 STFGGT i Grade A Pasfeurized Milk PIIGFIIX Cify, AICIDCIITTCI Daily Home Deliveries I I I C 5 H I Phone 8-9826 1230 - 10th Ave OUVISOUS e'V'Ce I PHENIX ciTY, ALABAMA I . - .............. A L xx-::::::::::-A:::::H:f MALONE OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY The Home of Your Roycil Typewrifers I07 - I2th Street Columbus, Georgie: Phone 2-25l3 , I I K E M P ' S I Congratulations D R IV E - I N 1, - to the I CLASS or '56 Open 24 Hours ci Day I I I We Welcome , , Your Account Opelika Rodd Phone 8-9160 a PHENIX-GIRARD PHENIX dw, ALABAMA if BANK Iffff' fifffff-- -ffff---ffffffI- Phone 8-7044 Phone 8-7044 MITCHELUS FARM SUPPLY, INC. Purina Feeds - Seeds - Fertilizer - Insecticides Brood Street Phenix City, Aloloomoi pa- :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::: -Q CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE SENIOR CLASS OF I956 SLOCUMB'S SERVICE STATION Home Of TUBELESS TIRES ond MOTOROLA RADIO ond T.V. Phone 8-7690 T904 ILITII Street Phenix City, Alobomo ::::::::::p .4-:J :::::.-:: ::::.-.-:::: :Q-::::::::::::: :: NOSEGAY SHOP FLORIST Serving Phenix City,'CoIumbus, and Fort Benning PHONE 8-7726 or 8-7709 Across from Cobb's Hospital - Fort Drive L. Ruth Pittman - Evva Owens, Owners PH ENIX CITY ALABAMA IN COLUMBUS IT'S avison s D D P OF DIXIE C. L. MULLIN 81 COMPANY INSURE IN SURE INSURANCE FIRE - CASUALTY - BONDS Phone 8-9686 Phenix City, Alcbcimu PHENIX CITY HERALD HaroId E. Poor, Sr., Prop. BOOK AND COMMERCIAL PRINTING 800 I4th Street DiaI 8-696i RED DEVIL AND PHENIX CITY BOOK STORE Always a friendly welcome T 'P I Ii 4 'I I 4 V.V.VICK JEwELERs Diamonds - Watches - Silver DiaI 2-7481 1218 Broad COLUMBUS, GEORGIA CLASON OPTICIAN HNEST or EYEWEAR I I I5 Broadway COLUMBUS, GEORGIA WOODWARD'S FABRICS - CURTAINS - LINENS - BEDDING SEWING NOTIONS - TRIMMINGS Phone 2-3951 1139 Broadway COLUMBUS, GEORGIA Rent your Tuxedo AT LAFKOWITZ BROS. TaiIors-Reweavers-Aiterations I208 First Avenue Columbus' Leading Tailors Since I89O FIVE POINTS SERVICE STATION TEXACO PRODUCTS Phone 8-9289 I I I I-4th Street PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA H A .I 0 C A Wholesale PLUMBING, HEATING, AIR CONDITIONING and MILL SUPPLIES COLUMBUS, GEORGIA GEO. E. WHITE GUN 8K LOCKSMITH II Tenth St. Columbus, Georgia -A--,,,,------------------- - 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 K I R A L F Y ' S FEMININE FASHIONS COLUMBUS, GEORGIA FIELD and FIRESIDE, INC. Sportsmen's Gitts and Gear COLUMBUS, GEORGIA GEM J EWELRY CO. KEEPSAKE DIAMOND RING BULOVA-ELGIN-GRUEN WATCHES CONVENIENT TERMS 1236 Broadway COLUMBUS, GEORGIA GREASING WASHING DIAL 8-9260 DEASON GULF SERVICE STATION 1338 - 14th Street PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA Road Service DON ARRINGTON, Manager Courtesy is Contagious KELLY'S GROCERY Our Future Depends on Satisfied Customers Phone 8-9205 1907 4th Avenue Phenix City, Alabama Q - .---------- ---A--- - - J -I E'-it - I 4 ill! s ff l F'5J i'1f'x-E 'yr-ia B, wPNx , e-Y 'T'ME STATm P' 3' I' X I-O O' T----' oile i E3 DILLINGHAM MARKET 530 10th Avenue Phone 8-9189 PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA TAFF GROCERY 1706 - 7th Avenue Ph ne 8-7611 PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA HAIR And JACKSON RAYTHEON TV. Phone 8-4277 1517 - 5th Avenue PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA SNELLING LUMBER CO. WEST COAST LUMBER All Kinds Builders Supplies Diol 8-8726 PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA CHADWICK'S BEAUTY SHOP for COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE A Complete Line of ReveIon,8l Dermetics Products For Appointment Dial 8-9931 GENTRY'S INC. Your Only Finest Fomily Footwear Store in Phenix City 600 - 16th Street Phenix City, Algbqmq GOODSON'S QUALITY FOOD REASONABLE PRICES- IIOO-I4th Street. Phone 7-9356 COLUMBUS, GEORGIA 4, :,:::,:::::- ::,::::, 4 4, -::::::::: A::::::::: 4 WILSON BROS. FOOD STORE FRESH HOME-KILLED MEATS FISHING TACKLE We Deliver DIAL 8-0521 W. C. BRADLEY CO. Front Avenue 11th Street COLUMBUS, GEORGIA JEFFERSON COMPANY INSURANCE F. H. A. - G. I. and CONVENTIONAL LOANS ON HOMES IO3 - 12th Street COLUMBUS, GEORGIA DIAL 5554 ALABAMA TELEVISION AND APPLIANCE COMPANY G. E. Appliances G. E. T.V. Sets Admiral T.V. 525 Dillingham - Phone 8-8208 Phenix City, Alabama REESE DRUG CO. Just What the Dodor Orders REGISTERED PHARMACIST Phones 8-7621 - 8-9185 806 - 13th St. PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to the GRADUATES OF 1956 FLETCHER ELECTRIC CO. 601 - 16th Street Dial 8-8926 LYNN KNOX GENERAL CONTRACTOR 8. BUILDER Every Job Well Done PHONE 8-0763 1417 - 17th Avenue PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA 4f'-'- - -'- ------'- '-'- Y--- I U. S. ROYAL TIRES RECAPPING - ALIGNMENT - BALANCING BATTERIES ROYAL TIRE SERVICE, INC. 1544 First Avenue Phone 7-2636 COLUMBUS, GEORGIA I I p.+::: ::::::::::::::::::::: Jb ::: ::::::- ::::::::::::::::: J McCRORY'S Five-81Dime COLUMBUS, GA. STEWART TYPEWRITER CO. Home of UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS 1041 Broadway COLUMBUS, GEORGIA COLUMBUS IRON WORKS COMPANY Distributors ot: lndustriol Supplies, I-leoting Electricol ond Plumbing Supplies Building Speciolities, Rooting, Gloss Blocks, Etc. 901 Front Ave., Columbus, Georgio SUNSHINE COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME Phone 8-8728 613 - 14th Street PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA BRITTON AND DOBBS INCORPORATED DUDLEY BROS. LUMBER INCORPORATED Lumber ond Building Moteriol Route 3, Box 481 Phenix City, Alobomo Phone 8-9716 TOWN 81 COUNTRY Simply Wonderful Sportswear 1332 - 13th Street COLUMBUS, GEORGIA ABBA SALES 8K SERVICE Appliances Plumbing Electrical, Television Phone 8-7366 506-I 6th Street Floyd Worthy 81 Robert Chadwick C A M E R O N 'S PLUMBING - ELECTRICAL SERVICE Electrical Appliances Westinghouse-Bendix-Gas Appliances PHONE B-0624 609 - I4th Street Phenix City, Alabama --R'1sf'1i52'iXf ...c....cA.. fXl9l29'I'9.--3 A::::::::::::- :::::::::::::::.-:::.-, 'I JNO. A. POPE MOTOR COMPANY PHONE 5575 i3th Street at 3rd Avenue COLUMBUS, GEORGIA SALES - SERVICE Dodge-Plymouth-Dodge Trucks r--- - ------ ----.v.- .-... - - v-: lr THE BEST! . I MILK ICE CREAM 1Q08 . 2157 AVE. PHENIX CITY. ALA. LYNN9S FIDRIST GREENHOUSE AND NURSERY CUT FLOWERS. CORSAGES. POTTED PLANTS WEDDING AND FUNERAL DESIGNS on STREET 'ro Pnsnix crrv uosvrrlu. DELIVERY DAY OR NIGHT PHONE 3-7935 HUGH BENTLEY ALL WDRK GUARANTEED G. H. MELTON FURNITURE REPAIRING - REFINIBHING AND UPHDLSTERINB 511 BROAD BTREET FHDNE B-7982 PHENIX CITY, ALA. g:A--- -- ----- --- rv-v --, In SEYMOUR'S LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR Phone 8-6976 1411 Fifth Ave. PHENIX CITY, ALA. BOOTH'S DRUG STORE SAVE ON YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS Dial 8-631 1 Air Conditioned HARDAWAY MOTOR COMPANY FORD SALES AND SERVICE Phone 2-7781 1541 - 1st Avenue COLUMBUS, GEORGIA Dial 8-0015 for Appointments MABEL'S BEAUTY SHOPPE MASTER OPERATORS Croquignole Permanent Waves Machineless and Cold Waves 502 - 16th Street Phenix City, Ala. H. ROTHSCHILD, INC. E u R N IT U R E In Columbus 63 Years C H A N C E L L O R Columbus' Finest Men's Store MAXWELL BROTHERS E u R N 1 1 u R E 1247 Broadway COLUMBUS, GEORGIA 1, f::: A-A I ELEBASH'S Graduates are invited to Come in for Free Graduation Book. 1 110 BROADWAY COLUMBUS, GEORGIA II09 KAYSER-LILIENTHAL, Inc. The Shop of Original Styles Two Convenient Locations To Serve You- BROADVVAY - 2302 WYNNTO N RD. CRAIG'S BAKERY, INC. c:oLuMBus, oEoRolA Headquarfers for HIGH SCHOOL CLOTHES HOFFLIN 81 GREENTREE Columbus' Leading Clofhiers Since I888 CHOPPY'S RESTAURANT And DRIVE - IN IOI-4Th Street COLUMBUS, GEORGIA FLOWERS BROS. YOUR COMPLETE MEN'S STORE 1028 Broadway COLUMBUS, GEORGIA PHENIX CITY HARDWARE 1521 - 5th Avenue PHENIX CITY --vv--- ----- ,----.,-0. RESTAURANT 8K DINE-A-PORT The Home of Good Food Dial 3-449I 700 Linwood Boulevard COLUMBUS, GEORGIA J. A. SNIPES, Prop. MUSCOGEE CHEVROLET COMPANY I5Th Sfreef ond Ist Avenue Telephone 2-O63I Victory Drive ond Lumpkin Rood TeIephone 2-82I7 COLUMBUS, GEORGIA TRAILWAY'S BUS TERMINAL COLUMBUS, GEORGIA J -- .vv..v.-.- - -------- ---v-1 I SUE'S FOOD CENTER I5I3 - 3rd Avenue DioI 8-0896 PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA VIOLETS BEAUTY SHOP 806 14th Street Phone 8-9094 PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA H. L. GREEN CO. 5 - 10 - 25 Formerly Silvers COLUMBUS, GEORGIA f :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::- HARDEN SUPERETTE oufxurv rooms Grode A Meofs VVE DELIVER Telephone 8-635I I6I3-I 4th Street PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA MARTIN FURNITURE CO. I223 Broodwoy COLUMBUS, GEORGIA mans 3' CLASSY CLOTHES SHOP 1035 BROADWAY Phone 2-7092 Columbus, Ga. I 'I 'I I I I I I YAMAHA H nun' vi 'H :x::::: ' ::::T::T::::T7I I 'I I II I BEST WISHES FROM B L A K E 1 S 1: I 'I I MATTHEWS COAL 8. ICE CO. 5: I The Home of Exclusive Disfribmors of I I I DRESSES A COATS - suits SHELL 011 PRODUCTS I I I I Firestone 84 Goodyeor Tires If I 1122 Broadway I COLUMBUS, GEORGIA Phone 8-7021 II I -,m::,::,mm:m M M A.-mmm: .1.A :J Tx T: mmm::mm:m TAI II ToPs IN THE DAIRY FIELD 1: I II I D I s M u K E s I I 'I I SERVICE STATION ',I,ll II 1 ' I ' Dnnuzs coovuumvc ,I II 14th ond Brood :I I I QI Phenix CITY, AIUIOCWO VISIT ouR MODERN DAIRY PLANT II 1, .... .+.A A.A+ - - - mx- ..... ,-llll-v vvflf- -'fi ' lil :::: T '- lQl, I :I I :I I RALPH MILLER ,I I o a M MOTOR co. gf ' Eric Gnd MG,-y DOUQI-ye,-fy Give Something for the Home 'I I II I Phone 7-6505 E u R N I T u R E JI I 1618 - 2nd Avenue Phone 8-8719-1405 - PIII Ave. I COLUMBUS, GEORGIA :I I PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA 4: In lh:::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::: :: - A ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::I TTx:x:x::x::::::::::::H::::H: A '::T:::::::: ' ::x:::N::::: TI I Phone 5411 Phone 5411 I: I RADIO CAB COMPANY I The best in I I Two-Woy Rodio Toxi Service :I : 1201 - oth Avenue :I I Columbus, Georgio jf 1: And our 1: 1: PHENIX CITY OFFICE 'g 301 - 14th sneer Ig II 4,:::::::::: -:::::::: ::::: Phenix City, Alobomo I It J PHENIX FOUNDRY I60I - I4th Avenue Gray Iron 81 Ornoumentol Castings PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA Established I 868 SOL LCEB COMPANY Incorporated WHOLESALE GROCERIES AND CIGARS 900 Front Ave. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA ,4 Great Nam: in 6latl1iu 'SUITS THE SOUTH C. SCHOMBU RG and SON CI ncorporcatecll JEWELERS Serving Columbus and Vicinity For Over 84 Years AT TI-IE SIGN OF THE CLOCK I IQI Broadway COLUMBUS, GEORGIA BEST WISI-IES FOR A SUCCESSFUL PUBLICATION FROM THE PIIENIX CITY CIIMMISSIDNERS MAYOR ............... ........ C LYDE KNOVVLES MAYOR PRO-TEM .......... ....... S ETH J. FLOYD ASSOCIATE COMMISSIONER . . . .,.. LEONARD COULTER CITY CLERK ............... ....... T ED FARRAR KATHLEEN'S QlQ51igIQ19pPe DRESS Si-ioP, INC. I fl A Complete Line of H44 Broadway Junior 8. Misses I-Iolt size Dresses Phones 2-4091, 3-0501 602 Ioth sneer. Phone 8-0870 I I PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA I, In Ill Edison Prince and George Dudes were selected to be inthe Golden Jubilee Orchestra and Chorus respectively. The Jubilee will be in St. Louis, Mo. April 13, 14, 15, and 16. Mr. Maurice Brausa is the director of the Central High School Band. We ore proud of Russell County's Progress in Eolucotion-Agriculture ond Inolustry. O. -E. COLE J. B. PARKMAN A. A. DUDLEY RUSSELL COUNTY COMMISSION Central High School was honored with the presence of our Honorable Congressmen from the House of Representa- tives and the R. S. Senate. The Congressmen were interviewed by the High School Journalist. LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Tillery, Jean Lansdon, Hon. John Sparkman, Sam Sherrill, Hon. Roy Andrews, Hon. E. L. Forrester, and Baxley Oswalt. I