Central High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Phenix City, AL)
- Class of 1961
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Zig. .V , 'le .. 5- leiflii5z?iele.Q. :':If'?2f5 e .:3I.2'5f' - ' 55:5'5 II--E ff ,e P A 215 Lfeqqginz' e , 5, re, . ,,,, me 1 . .. 3 K x Q.J.z,.e - . :2Q..,f.,:E.' I I 7 I M 'df we ,.7.W.im.7e . i . 5' LU' Rx i M IS I . 3 i I ' 'IU 'X e X we , I' - .lid if W 'T' 5 , W,', 'M WWW of 5 V- LM-e eeeee-e--fee. s V ye-3? if-e.g,,. ,qi A, ,,,,, . A ,, . , e 5 i f llvv . 1... .v:- ., lvvl Q, if hiwaxtm M. gg ,.,. gif ,Q , lmevzneew 'W I -. J f ee 5 f ,e ee-eye 5 Me. Sweeney is making eeeefeemeefe wifh Peggy .I 4, if If kg' Jody Lamb and Jean Adams for consulfulions. MR. JOSEPH SWEENEY ALONG THE ROAD OF FRIENDSHIP AND LOYALTY HAS COME ONE OF OUR BEST LOVED AND MOST RESPECTED FRIENDS. FRIENDLY, KIND, HELPFUL-THESE ARE ONLY A FEW OF THE MANY AD- JECTIVES WHICH CAN BE USED IN DESCRIBING HIM. SINCE HE JOINED THE FACULTY OF CENTRAL HIGH IN I957, HE HAS WON FOR HIMSELF A PLACE OF DEEP ADMIRATION AND WARM AFFECTION IN THE HEARTS OF CENTRAL BOYS AND GIRLS. HE HAS WORKED CEASELESSLY TO HELP AND BEFRIEND ALL THOSE AMONG US WHO HAVE COME TO HIM FOR ADVICE. BECAUSE HE IS WHAT HE IS, IT IS WITH THE UTMOST PRIDE THAT WE DEDICATE THE I96I EDITION OF THE RED AND BLACK TO MR. JOE SWEENEY. PJ DEAR STUDENTS, IT HAS BEEN OUR AIM THIS YEAR TO GIVE YOU A YEARBOOK THAT YOU WILL ENJOY. WE HAVE TRIED TO INCLUDE EVERYTHING TH AT HAS BEEN IMPORTANT TO YOU. WE HOPE THIS BOOK BRINGS YOU MANY MOMENTS OF PLEASURE IN THE FUTURE AS YOU THUMB THROUGH IT RECALLING YOUR MANY HAPPY HOURS AT CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL. YOURS, .IODY LAMB-FAY FERR ELL CO-EDITORS PEGGY KENNON BUSINESS MGR. MR. J. R. MOUNT SPONSOR T151 if 'Nm Q Qi 5 2,74 gk mn M, ACULTY remgg flax ff it sk I 5 Ki ,X he 41. SUPERI TE DE T ASSISTAN SUPERI TE DE T MR. WARREN RICHARDS SUPERVISOR I , . Q gmzcgzggzt :.,.:: I I - I EP - I '2A- , I I I . E. ' . v, ' ' 1 2:' I ,AVE I. 215 'ff 'If' :say 5:,:',2Ef.' If?'r :-'I :f5,2:'-55:1-I : If ':-ff' F. ,.... :,.'eEf:ff-, 521255: . MR. JOHN MR. J. G. DR. CLYDE MRS. MONTIE MR. JOSEPH BRYANT BOCKMAN KNOWLES MILLER SMITH II8I PRINCIPAL ASSISTANT MR. PORTER NEWTON PRINCIPAL SECRETARIE C in . -1 z MRS. MARTHA . JOH NSTON I 1 MRS. DORIS HINTON . Q35 f JUNIOR HIGH PRINCIPAL MRS. SHIRLEY POPE Q-gsm F CULTY f ,. .-.. , , W: N S ,.. in I A .e infix ., ,,.4 .V ,,.p .. . MRS. LUCY BLACKWELL MISS RHODA BURDESHAW MR. TERRY BURT A.B., Huntingdon College A.B. Asbury College B.S. Livingston State M.S. Auburn M.S. Auburn His wit is more than man, Sincerity gives wings to Our ideals are our his innocenc a child. power. better selves. I f -l I1 A MRS. FRANCES CATLETT MRS. MEYNEL CATO MRS. NELLE COULTER B.A. Western Kentucky A.B. Winthrop College B.S. University of Alabama College Knowledge is o treasure but M.S. Auburn Beauty to please the eyes practice is the key to it. Wisdom is better than and a sweet disposition to rubies. charm the soul. ff 7 V, ' g -is A f K , gf' v,.,' I 4 k 9' N ,F I 'ef ' f sz I 32 e-y A ,il ig o . A ' GI- A ' ' es if g I l ' '11, A - . ,ffl-y... Z ..,. H MRS. VERTIS CRADDOCK MRS. VIRGINIA CREAMER MR. BOB ELLIS 'B.S. Jacksonville College B.S. Troy State College B.S. Troy State College Honor lies in honest toil. Pleasure makes the hours It is not unfortunate to seem short. be too handsome a man. XJ MRS. BOB ELLIS B.S. Troy State College Man has his will but woman has her way. MR. HENRY FLEMING B.S., M.A. University of Alabama He that is slow to anger is better than the mighty. l20I 73 MRS. JUNE FREEMAN B.S. Troy State College Like Angels' visits, short and sweet. FACULTY MRS. AMY GILL MR. HENRY GRESHAM B.S. University of Florida B.S. Livingston College It is good to live and He compresses the most learn-H words into the smallest ideas. G11 MR. JAMES GUNTER MR. WILLIAM IKERMAN MRS. BESSIE JOHNSON B.S. Auburn B.S. Auburn A.B. University of Alabama May you live all the days An ounce of wit is worth M.S. Auburn of your life, a pound of salt. Le ban n'est que le action. YK I gf La bondad no es nas que la 0,3 bonita en acto. sc W 4 if MRS. EVELYN LUKER B.S. Troy State College She is a gallant creature complete in mind and feature. -' 3 1. f V I, i ,,,,. , : 1' a V 5 ll 5 . . ff llll lj' Ll V 1 . ff f ..., fq. ' . W - V R, , , 3 , eww, gg 5 i MR. GERALD JOHNSON MRS. NINA JO KEEL MRS. VIRGINIA KENNEDY M.S. University of Alabama A.B., M,A. University of B.S. University of Alabama B.S. Troy Alabama M.S. Auburn Men of few words are The sweet music of speech. As a living iewel dropped the best men. A '.. i 2 L S A he 1 1 ff 4 .. i- 52253 MR. LARRY LUPO A.B. University of Alabama M.S. Texas He that ruleth his spirit is better than he that taketh a city. unstained from heaven. MRS. LARRY LUPO B.S. University of Alabama The ideal of courtesy, wit and charm. MR. RAY MOUNT B.S., M.A. Auburn Think not I am what I appeagzii 1' Qx ,f I yo 'If -.-- ' gm.. V 7 h Q 5 fy. TP NI. .fl A AX -...iz fx ji A ,f X wg' '- I Q9 2 :I I 7 I 4 ,.... ,.., . A '-. Z ii- T I 'il 1 I MRS. PORTER NEWTON B.S. Auburn 'Kindness is the sunshine in which virtue grows. 1 Nj, ,mp- nw' 1' R F. . ...J A X-A R I X gt MRS. B. F. REGISTER A.B. Tift College Her ways are ways of pleasantness and all her MRS. MARY PITTS B.S. Auburn Wisdom giveth life to them that have it. FACULTY Mi'5i 5?75?i 2x?.??Qi ?Q ....s1.:.:.z.+ f 6 M - .. 1 Avi? Vw' .. N, A ff Manage . MRS. MUNDY A.B. Asbury College She is very nice and has wit at will. MR. EUGENE OSWALT B.S. Auburn A penny for your thoughts. MISS JEWEL PETERS B.S., M.S. Auburn I praise Ioudlyp I blame softly. ik, gas, I zv. 4 ' Q ' mf g . ..,'Q b1.2-. MRS. .IEANETTE SALZMANN B.S. Auburn Pleasure and action make the hours seem short. , W paths are peace. Rfk kj'--..QY,,: ik :' - A Q few' - I . ...'-,-. rw Vi , .... . .. In Ng?- V -1, --f -1' j'-.-. - Ee- :R 1 Q 1? V , . 1 . iff' W 'Ui . . . fx xo ,I I ' k 75 dw ' .g..,.. iTff?519M.f W W + .4:s'I- A .. A t... WR' 2'-' :iii 'WV ,..... f .Q W Weis. ,fi Et H' X 'rir f ....,,, ..,, V' za: ?i?57'iI'T95ff i A 1? K1 I E in fm. fi.,-.1:,.,.. ,- 55- -X - . f---- -. -,-.,-. -- . --.. 1 ..:.- . ' - Awe-m.w1H Qs. gs, , MR. NORMAN SCHAUBHUT MRS. w. R. SHARMAN MR. DAVID sLocuMB B.S. Loyola University of the South Cheerful company shortens the mile. B.S. Auburn Ideals are the worId's B.S. Auburn The Stuflenfs Friend masters. . A V. 4 , gf fs '+ Wiki ,J IM xl FACULTY ITH MRS. MARY ANN SM B.S. Troy State College Modesty is the beauty of women. They can conquer who t 'R 5125. -'-' -.-, Q!E Mgf , gig!!! Eemeew tb. as f ji . - , 3552 .A Q., gi t 5 'K ' A sa: 5' 5 5' . A MR. PAUL SPENCER B.A. University of Louisville believe they can. MRS. DONNA STALCUP B.A. Huron College M.E. University of Nebraska Wit to persuade and beauty to delight. inf 43153, ' F' if 'ww me We tw . we is ,. ...W A 3 5 A 3 tx Q if T Eillyizf , PM '1 3 Q 212.-52 .xt V 'emily A, MR. ESTON STEVERSON MR. l.UClEN STOUGH MR. JOSEPH SWEENEY B.S. Auburn B.S. Auburn B.A. St. Johns University Slow to argue but quick A happy life consists in M.Ed. Auburn to act. tranquility of mind. l'm not in the roll of common men. MRS. VICTORIA TAYLOR MISS BETTY VANN MRS- NONA WAMPLER B.S. Troy State College A.B. Judson College A-B- HOW'-'fd College M.S. Auburn She is more precious M0deSfY is the Cllfldel of Patience is the remedy for than iewels. be'-'UTY and Vlflue-U every trouble. 5 Qeawgfyveeeeweeee -iffiiiwemeee . 5, E ' .2 L' gl... is A i A ' , ,., ,Y 32 t ,,.,k. vi 4 i ,. g A AC : vltllttlal, ,V I if xv 3 .,,l nf 5 .,,,. f A W-95' - ' l Q3 M gif-3, I ---,.: - Q5 ,y.gfi:, fl- '.-' 7 if he-A . 2-ei MR. JAMIE WEATHINGTON B.S. University of Alabama Full of dignity and common sense. HE MR. JOHN WHATLEY B,S. Auburn very man is happy who thinks himself so. i231 MRS. LUCILLE WHITE A.B., M.S. Auburn Manners adorn knowledge and smooth its way through the world. g IX . .I . I '-Ni VIN' X? X f , . Jn .,,. fx,- K SENIORS an sf Q 1, 'Gin President, Gurvice Clark Secretary, Sue Harris Vice-President Tillman Housten Treasurer, Mary Anne Bentley On September 6, l96O, two hundred forty proud seniors enrolled for the last time at Central High. We began the year by selecting four-capable officers to lead us. Chosen as President was Gurvice Clark, Vice President, Tillman l-lousteng Secretary, Sue Harris, and Treasurer, Mary Anne Bentley. To guide us this last year we had Mr. Ray Mount, Mrs. Nell Coulter, Mr. Henry Flemina and Mrs. Gerald Freeman to be our sponsors. At the flrst of November we elected Mary Anne Bentley who reigned as queen at the homecoming game. The time kept slipping by and flnally the Christmas holidays arrived. Everyone enjoyed refreshments and entertainment at our farewell Christmas party, Toys were bought as gifts for the needy children. Soon our holidays were over and the old routine began again. In January Janice Sinquefleld and Sandra Ford were chosen to represent us at the Jordan-Central game for Bas- ketball Queen. Janice was crowned Queen. Elected as our class favorites were Anne Murphy and Jack Blau, who were chosen on the basis of Charm and Per- sonality. Anne Murphy and Jack Blau were honored to have the title of Mr. and Miss Central. The last days of our Senior year we found ourselves with mixed emotions. There were a few nervous laughs and quite a few tears, then at last but all too soon we were on our own. down BRENDA LOUISE MARTIN MARY ALYCE MASSEY You'lI find her in the jokes, You'H find her Good nature is the key To happiness in The games, buf no matter where you End her, she's always iusf the same The head of a genius, Te earf o a Honor lies in honest foil fm yr' RICHAKU ALVIN MCKINNY BILLY REX MCLANEY ' ' d ' h' f too, like doing Don't plague me with studies, l have Full of fun an misc ie weighfer Things on my mind things he shouIdn't do ,.A , ff Viv ' R A ALTON EARL ABBOTT He proflis mos? who serves best ,JW gi qu 4, 32 M, Awqigfgmkq ROLAND LARRY 'S'-2.'? M'Mv GLENDA JUNE ARN ID JUN IVNCHAEL ARWOOD Has study was but little' ,sw M P. We 3 8 5 X' if N .:..-3 2.44.4 , .iv-. f - T- .. -':::: '-., f,,: '1- -xi? A : 86 1 Ag' 1 ,i ,g-W - SHWRLEY BAKER suck 5 Q wa 'K , ' gk x-ff BL , X ,s sexist Y' , X J, 4 gn H 'Z fry we K? w 2 4' as J swxv l S ' 6 H' . xml Wg' A S ,bfi 3 5 Q R 4 K Q r ' ' ,.,A , I 5 M ,Z .,.x ...K s . Z3 , CHARLES DENTON BCONE AARON ERYANT BRADLEY MARY EARLENE BRANNON His boredom was os ploin as The nose on Every inch cx genllernonn Proof that gentlemen prefer his fone blondes glad? BROWN does not consist in greatness greatness in goodness JOYCE ALICE PAY BROWN brown Qi? Wlvfgf W' rig? -We 1 YT, wr Q I JERRY ROBERT BRYAN EDGAR BUCHANAN I beiieve in work but l'm not in favor of l'm no? Tozy, Vm Tust so ii af' W1 ' 4 .. sf' it tr ims JANE ELLEN BURKE 1 I 4 f?'v. Y' 3? 4 JCE BURCH ving my energy I-Hgh dected thoughts seated In The heort of couriesyf' JOAN BUTTS A womon's hecxrf is like the changing, but fhere's olwoys o mon 'end' We LANNY BRlTTON MARY ANN CALDWELL The man fhof blushes is not quite a brute Tl1OUgl1T lS The measure of life 'WIT - W.-31 LYNDA LOU CAPPS CHARLES WALLACE CARAWAY JAMES FREDRICK livery WOWCIH l'1GS her foulf, ond honesfy He doth indeed show lively sparks Why fake life seriously, you'll never is l'16fS our of it alive anyway 'ma , Maw W' wpsnwsqws. BRENDA JOYCE CARROLL ROBERT CARROLL CLEO CARROLL When in doubT, giggle A man of few words, doesn'T have any fo Men like ihis make The world Take bccld' SARAH ANN CLAYTON GURVlCE CLARK When she smiles, ihe clouds deport HA gogd pergonqlify is the key to 0 suc- cessful future OBED COKER, JR. CHARLES COLE I could do all of the things l think Every mon is ci volume if you know how To HMGV1 55 Creqriorvs masterpieces! BUT who of reod him soys so?-mon r- 5 A RICHARD EDWIN COX HOMER D. COBB, JR. EVELYN CHARLOTTE COULTER Life withouf mischief is no life of ull 'fHe who knows only his side of fhe case, A gvy hello for 9VeI'y0r1e knows liifle of thot HAROLD COULTER A likable lad wit LINDA GERALDINE DAVIS h lots ot surprises And music pours on mortals, her magnifi- cent disdainsn .swf N :sew GLENNIS JEWEL DAVIS JUDITH ANN DAVIS WILLIAM ROUDOLPH DAVIS Earnestness and sincerity are synonymous Here's a girl with I f' I I..,,..,-:, v ,: .I I I A J, I sw - : AV ,. 168,55 Q heart and Q smile A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest JUDITH GAIL DAYE LENORA ANN DeLUCCA OSCAR DEMPSEY Gay personality with added rascaIity Justice is the virtue that innocence re- There's a time to wink as well as 'to see ioiceth in NORMAN GENE DONALDSON BOBBY DORRELL Give me groduofion or give me deoih Common sense is not cz common Thing GERTHA NELL DRAKE CAROL DUNN DAVID RAY DRISKELL When l halve fun l like fo Shufe if What ho where is The music Here is a iudge no king can corrupt LARRY DURHAM MARY DUTY JAMES CARSON EDWARDS FveryThing is worth who? its purchaser will Two heads cure beher than one A kind heurr cmd ci level heod' poy for it 1 1 Y' KARL STEVVART EDVVARDS DWAYLOR KAY ELLIS l'll bet ltis biogroplwy could be mode into U l can resist everything except temptations bestselling sedative f i Q y .. l W ..-Q'-- SIN, V. : if .L i ' ' - y. 9 we A 0,--v 'ffm , ., v ' 9 l Q V W fl MARSHA RHYLUS ENGLlSl l VVc'll remember ner s'nile ter many years Slow 0 if LARRY EUGENE FARMER MADELINE FAY FERRELL nd steady wins the race Nice, neat, lost on her teet DYANE FIQUETT KAY ETTA FORD l'm no angel, but I'd like to be Always Q smile to greet you BRENDA .IO FOSTER PATRICIA EDVVINA FRANKLIN Little she savs but much she does Itls The smile that draws triends tor miles H2325 av x yrwwkwlf , It ,ge 1 .. ' A I 1 sv I ki, 1 ,W 'E abuse: L Z 5, t iam, I JAMES RAYMOND FULLER GEORGE MICHAEL GAMBLE JERRY GIBSON He bare without abuse the grand old Better late than never The Unspoken never does harm name of gentleman N EVELYN ODESSIE GODWIN LINDA GRAVES A heart of gold with the smile to match Youth is the season ot hope, enterprises, and energy, and she's been Through every season on top if 7 ,H W yy.. , f 1 V' K 1 i wg, A yi me 15-if as , 2- g ,X ,Q ,M Y, ,iv ,, ML, it si. -WEN W- Q f i x WU 1 ' ,www ELMER RONALD GREEN LEONARD JAMES GREER h t C mmon sense is the best of all senses Into his books he gets so deep, t Q way o down there he falls asleep i g 1 N - si! E Q 'ggvzbt gl izmwww X xi 1 I LEO GRIFFITH BOBBY E. HALL GLENDA DORIS HALL The good and the wise lead quiet live5 Life is not life ot all without delight lf eyes were mode for seeing-Then beauty is its own excuse for being Y ,ef 5 4, X W .,,,: V . K' . '75 fill J ,N if ' 1 .K if I .,.,. L sf ,Q 1. ,, , 4- A 'W' , 3 Www . SW 'Liss V . BOBBIE LOU HAMILTON JOSEPH HAMMOCK Love cometh like sunshine alter min HH55 3R'5 me riding, radio, and racing SHIRLEY JEAN HARRINGTON A compound of frolic and fun BILLY HARRISON -QW JULIA SUE HARRIS When in doubt, do The friendlies? Thing WAYNE HENDERSON PEGGY ELAINE HENDON Life is just one dream after anoTher 'ILive ia learn, learn 'fo live To build for character, nor for fame an in S KEITH HENDRIX CHARLES LEONARD HILL ConTempories appreciate man rather Than You're iusf a crazy mixed up Teenager lhe meriff buf posierify will regard Ihe merif rather than The man :swag-New .g , A - and ,wiiilxlf yi ,, J. I, .,.. ..,A'--v , W his its 's lQ h ., PSN, X DONALD IVEY PRICILLA IVEY Hear much, speak liHle Happy am l, from care l'm free , ':'. if xx X A aa aw, 'L' Q -www gig- IQ. :Sy- 3, . MARY FRANCES JACKSON BETTY CAROL JENKINS The same in sunshine or in rain USO like the lady with The mystic sm ,uf ff ,f , .1 4 1 A ,Q ,W .. , Z , 'N 5 , Ggah -324 Tl , i I4 Af mi KITTY JONES CULA GRACE KELLY BETTY JOYCE KENNEDY Silence is golden, buf lfm no gold diggern She makes a friend a minute buf never She shall laugh herself lo clealh forgets one RANDELL LAKE I mo y be wrong, mwwmwuivf DURWARD STANLEY LAKE but I think I'm wonderful First they taught me how to folk, novv they're teaching me how to keep quiet' ' if ,pw 'WDW . WM I QMMN ,fi thmzwwvv' JOHN LEAMON EVERLY ANN LASITER S omeone told me love was solvent, but A good Sport G good Student Gnd O good 'hoever sclw cl solvent lover frgendff I'- VN. ww-A LARRY EUGENE LITZ SANDRA ELAINE LOCKLER THOMAS LONG Most of Us are broodmincled, in an orgu- Oh this learning, what 0 thing it is Spreading glodness along the highways ment, we see both points ot view, the one of lite that is wrong and our own f FRANK MILTON HURST, JR CLARA NELL HUTTO Many con argue, no? many can converse 'Sercnely she goes her WCW' ROBERT HARRY KITTRELL LANNY MAURICE LAKE He may look quiei, bu? look again A friend To all, cz foe to none l40l T 4 'Giga 3, BOBBY LUKER A character wifh character ANNETTE LUTTRELL May she always be The same, changing nothing but her name OWEN MANCILL Leave siienfs To The saints, I am but hu manf' THOMAS HALL MATTHEWS SrnaH in statue, deep in mind, a Truer pal you'll never find W I-MIP if I I pl, , K ass? X 1 ':r, Q, In A f E' ' fx? Wy ,xv TAMERA JANICE MCLEMORE ANNIS INEZ MCVVATERS Youth is the gay and pIeosont spring ot BQ mqe 10 evefyomeff Iite when Icy Is stirring in the dancing blood ARIdgewc1y .::,: hu lg? k if L ' i, , 4 V- Ip :,.. 5 h K L, 'Wt '1 ' lt S Q K 5 'Y' is 5 , , . 'mum , I N X .gif : ' 1 sfgy ww- 485 f ' . .If 7 1 ,g:.,.o wr y x A' X8 ,r MICKEY JEAN MELTON BRENDA SUE MILLER WYKLE DEVVITT MITCHELL HAIWGYS OVW We SUVWY Side Of me Lots of Iougns, lots of fun, who soys so? He's not rec1IIy crazy, Iust ct little hazy I f lk , V, .. , 1 rg I JANICE FRANCINE MORAN The editor ot oIl worthwhile things Everyone S ,.,,, nge FAYE ELIZABETH MOSS I Iove the worIcI It is V If , .,, ,gif 1 ,W f I' l we 41. I ,W M -has f 1 W 5 Q MW 5 f f j BRENDA MURPHY DELORES LEE MYERS Oh, I love school Speak well or not at all PHILIP NEWSOME KENNETH NICHOLSON CAROLYN JOYCE NORRIS A girl, my kingdom for a girl Where can you find u boy so neat, his Sober, steadfast, and demureu classmates say he cc1n't be beat OVERSTREET LORETTA ALICE PARKER Jolly and fun, as clever as on elf, you'lI She's the girl so very neat, to meet her when you see him in spite ot yourself i510 have Q 1.-em ik www: www! .yu-2 vwww CHERYL JUDINE PEACOCK JERRY LEE PHILLIPS 'fShe's sfudious and iolly foo, never sfop- lf you have 0 chance Take if ping Till her work is llirouglwu 212511- ,. , . , ' I ,513 .,,, Q, .... . 3 ,gag atm J I X ,Mn Q wgamm MILFORD PITTMAN RONNIE POTTER JAMES WILLIAM REDDEN Silence is golden Let me be l'1ec1rd Lough ond be merry .nl RUBY MAUDE REEVES Give The besf you have ond The best will come back To you '-new W, PEGGY ANN REMY Know your Lessons 'Slim GLENDA FAYE RENFROE JAMES B. RENFROE She hos abundant good ngturg gnd QI- Serene, resolule, still Colm clncl selfe vvoys wears o summer smile POSSGSSGCV' l '1Ef ih,w ELIZABETH RICHARDS JOHNNY Roma igggpn FRANK RUDD Always o smile To greef you, when she The mon who minds his own business, fffgmgd ever, bold never chances To meet you will olwoys hove business To mind .L 1 . ,, yung: 'M flu-f ANN RUELEDGE RALPH SHAVERS She who meers This world everydtiy, will Beef or die frying be loved by numerous friends in every way mfr . ,M 'f'SMjFw l S sf X : Q 5. 352.95 g xfix V ' A an LARRY WlLSON STUBBS His flllWlt'?llC recorcl cxilrficls every eye, and luis clncircicler is one none con deny zw -,iv-ff MARY ALICE TAUNTON SYLVUX ANN TELL Always reading, seeking for knowledge, Though you may no? see her, you'll know sl1e'sTl ie kind Tlwey desire in college sl1e's neor, when o peel of loughfer rings upon your em 5 W E will I , V lVllCl'lALL GRADY TARRANT An inlelligenl nwcin no? only knows lwow To Take advice, but also how To reject ir KW, W- UNDA KAY TEW If words fail fo present Themselves, pro- duce cw smile 5 xt- aft 5 A JOHN ALLEN THARPE l have a lwearl lor every Qlflll wx e X JERRY ENNGENE THOMAS ff aim To be o successful business man 'mlm REBECCA ANN THOMASASON No woman is educated who is not equal to The successful management of a home Mid ..,. ,..,. , iff? W , TlMOTHY VICKERS Money alone sevs all The world In motions are-we GLENDA SUE THOMAS Not Today, There ls Time Tomorrow I l-EQ . ll , 1 .:: .5-,:1l:- if , W . A ,xg QTRXWE., GARY TURNER Vv'l1aT l llke abou? spvlng Is tlwal my plaln laziness is called spring lever WLM JERRY WARD RQNALD VVATFORD 'IWeII, I dow? core IIGSI WISCIOPHH '95 if fi' lqggv is 251595 ,L 5 Rim fi ,ff Www LINDA FRANCES WHATLEY WYONIA RUTH WHITEHEAD JUDY MARIE WHITTLE A mom is os old os he feeIsg Q woman Is XNor1I1 her WQIQIW1 rs cI1eerIuIrvess Few Iike her con be found os old os she IeeIs-like odmI1I'ing A p gf, L' ef 1 .- B R' ' I- .2 ' I' WILLIE MACK WILLIS 'The Thirsf for Truth is seIdom 0 passion of me-rw .Img FOY WILLIAMS A willing heart, a helping hand, always ready on demand JERRY WILLIAMS My idea of an agreeable person is one that agrees with me Q' JOE WILLIAMS LESLIE .IEANEVA WILLIAMSON WILLIAM ROBERT WINDHAM He who talks little, thinks much She certainly has a winning way, she The Lite of Man , SchooI tabietf stone always has something nice to say SVU tabletp and aspirin tabIet CAROLYN JUNE WOODHAM KENNETH EUGENE WONELL HARRY YEAMONS She makes a friend a minute, but never The best thing you can do for spring fever forgets a one is absoluteiy nothing-and brother does he out if a zebra is a ever black stripes, or a white stripes ff He spends most of his time trying to find white anirnaI with black anirnai with Hia' N ni' , . AWN ' - 74 ' :' XAN Y UNDERCLAS SMEN DAVID RHODES .,.,.,...,,...,.,...,.......... President MARY BOOKER CORNETT ....,.,,.....,....,... Secretary MIKE HOWARD. ..,. .4..Vice President ANN COPELAND ....,...., ,.... T reasurer CLASS HISTORY As upper classmen, we iuniors felt a new dignity as we entered school in the fall of l96O. Those who were selected to lead us in our activities were David Rhodes, president, Mike Howard, vice president, Mary Booker Cornett, secretary, and Ann Copelandf treasurer. Our class sponsors were Mrs. Kennedy, Miss Peters, Miss Burdeshaw, Mr. Fleming, Mrs. Salzmann, Mr. Lupo, and Mrs. Luker. Before we knew it football season had come and gone. lt was highlighted with Homecoming. Repre- senting us in the Queen's Court was Mary Booker Cornett. For a Thanksgiving proiect we carried fruit baskets to needy families. lt was not long, however, be- fore the Christmas holidays. We celebrated by decorating, having parties and exchanging toys which were distributed to needy children for Christmas. The basketball highlight of the season was the election of Basketball Queen. Edwina Rutledge and Beverly Adams represented our class. Mary B. Cornett and Jimmy Russell were chosen as our class favorites. To help raise money for our Annual Junior-Senior Reception we sponsored Variety Night. Then in May came the most important event of our junior year, the Junior-Senior Reception. lt was a night of fun for all. The receiving of the long awaited class rings along with final exams climaxed an exciting and eventful year. I-561 Billy Adams Abney W ' il Adams M, 'MB' N f 'V' ui H -1v1j,'l'll f .1 Y 3 Q D, .uk I ev if L he Jimmy Adams A 4 . ' 4' if 1 Ronnie Ainsworth I Q E :Z .,.. M S if: ffl-f Sandra Allen .M-If Q' ' W V ii - -fx Joseph Anthony 1 '. , -V Richard Atkins . if A -'- ' me E' I-,,, Ronald Bailey ' F , , ' .Q Walter Baker ki , A 4 I, Grada Barber L it - if f Y ' ' Julian Barrentine Terry Bence Alton Blackston ' Barbara Blackston 111, a -Y es Bowen o n rl n James Britt Barbara Brown r N55 :fr y. MAA' ,,., ef ,,. : Q. , 3' g .:i, . A--v . Q M , Ji I ,.,, , 1:5 ,., V. I N V , ,, .I A 5 . ' J V' 'unnnuv Jack Carroll riff Q My I -Q ,K Donna Chapman r ,fs - 'T Simi Martha Chapman WM-Q1 '51 1 . 1 .,, s -Mr! if ' My -f Ag 5 C 'A if Y M ,-ge Dianne Childs 'W K W J A Ronnie Childs W 4 ,.l., Q we Tommy Davis Frank Del ca eorge u ey Tommy Dunn .fv- Danny Cooper Ann Copeland Belly Corbeh ,., . , 7 H Joyce Brooks ' 1 - 3 -' Jackie Bryan Shirley Bryan ' Don Burkes 'W Bobby Bush -9 'Jang -':: 3+ Qi W. f ,F Jan Bush Sara Butfs Judy Campbell Diane Carroll A 2 if Mary Bee Corneft if Neal Coulter Gordon Cox Gerald Day Jerry Day f Marie Davis ' in vi- ,' ,-1 W 1 It 4 Pat Clark K -::E,:: 5g :,2:5jz:f W , - f N .., f' sag 1:i5ff V I 'lbw ..Q- .Wi s V -- ' by rn r M y N .Y :AI I ..,.,, t Q11 ij' 7 in if ff s J rf I J V5 A ' Lil? , J . m e Mike East Finley Eiland Raymond Evans Max Everett Joyce Farmer Betty Fairclotlw Seth Floyd Jeanelle Ford Howard Foxworth John Franklin Joyce Freeman Carole Fuell Carbitt Gables I .X Q i i ,fi 'KSA ,fum 'TF lk Terry Goss ,QQ -.Wye , Q Larry Greathouse m 'X W, ,pf wif! ,..w i - Li pun if 'X' ' Q , , L...-A JK V Nw , 1-if , .,,,w . ,, Z '23 'Qt KK I . 1 Q. my Wm M:- . S win si?-5? Q x gr Diana Gibbons Anne Giles Ray Griggs David Grissett Jean Gullaft 4 of 5 fl H x dgyggk Billy Hagan Larry Hagan Ralph Haines Kenny Hall i t rl' 'w ' if I3 ,W - ign- 1,,,m,.....- , f -1 Martha C. Hall Danny Hammond Sandra Hamrick Bill Harbuck Jimmy Harbuck Faye Highiower Kay Hightower Carolyn Hilyer Pairicia Hood Ellen House Mike Howard Georgia Nell Huguley it -. ,.4...h.., Ronnie Knowles Virginia Knox James Leamon Befiy J. Lee Linda Lee Anne Kemp Jessierene Kennedy Gene Kinney David Kiie .W if Carol Hufchins Elaine Jackson Pairicia Jenkins Derrell Johns Linda Johnson Francis Kane Jerry Keeler Z .1 ,Q in E l egy? a N 5 i 1 ' .:.. 'li i :.5g-at wifi X 3 we .iv 5 Mary Alice Jeffery Verlon Harden Jack Harper Shirley Harris Jerry Head Drucilla Hickman fWxul -Q mf as Vik 5 3 -5 R , gg- ,., -I l -.... ng I - -ll 1 ' , - l M 5 .40 7 A i . in S 13.1 . .es im. 9 J ' .A 3' fi .,., .f. , W. . W si . f' -3 2' hm gs: M 2 .n.,,rr. .N , .Q .L ,sf ss? Siu Judy l.iHle Wayne Mahoney Jimmy Mann Milne Marlin Z S iq gk Fay May ig fi: Wanda McClusky Pat McClure Phyllis McCurley Nancy McDaniel H3 Wmii Huff Mellon 5 . , tai Q .4 f-W , fl rw sm QE- Tzari t .T ' J J :-: - I - N 'fl' 'ISF can ,y.i.' ,,1 fix 6' 1-. ., 55535 t. H Wayne McDaniel Jimmy McDuffie Karen Meadows Sherry Mims Larry Pickren . - 3151.51 ., 5 C ZA Q' . 3 I ww-v 5, V 522 ' X ,W I b WW ,.:., ll M Q I , . ,. , . fu I x of 1 M :'i:' ...Q H in fs , ' 'A ' r, -i if fell f era. n '55, -:..i ' 1 X Es ' 'ff E ..., . Nancy Miller ,QQ K Judy Milley 4 Q .,.4. ,4 Delores Montgomery Douglas Murphy Leroy Murphy xiii Newsome raldine Nicholson if , , .if 21 f my ': ..:,:ff '30, ,E gg .5 1 :.-. ': -11'7 Y Jimmy Nicholson Millie Oswalf Carolyn ei Penny Pa Jane Paherson .2 .k.,, T, Q. f -'-- :ri - if - - ' gi' , :-' f' V ' 'X SW W ' ' ? L v , 1. i i In -I David Ray W A. K iii , W Janice Reed if V 'P V ' ,...f , A W W David Rhodes F ' K ' 'mi Janice Rhodes 4' we :QS . . ,ii ' ,W H ' X '- '- ' .T S Q4 Ricky Robinson 5 is I Ei., ,,, EE! i Q Betty J. Rosier H S., ,Lip A X, .559 ' ,W J E Jimmy Russell Edna SGSSSI' fl 'W . T3 '-I- ., 15 : Edwina Ruileclge ' Q ff .ff will - La Don Spivey Neil Siillwell Luvon Stroud Szczepanslci onad Tarvin 1 N 5 Josephine Gail Spears rim V. 3 ,g ' . .xr 'QS Mary A. Smith Darrell Snellgrove Mary Ann Snead Nickie Seymour Faye Sims Verna Mae Palillo Norma Percer W. C. Peterson Wayne Ploit Barbara Posey W. Aim. -3 V-v A, i... 5 an h B A 1 3? fp: .,, lv fr-5, ua-W QW. -5 A me ,A jf 3- 'Qi K E ..,,1 Q 2 F 6 4 'IW . Jr 1 mn-na. -Q.. ff 415 Pc? Wes? Belly Wesfer v-.4 -N Norman White Peggy While Cathy Wilkes lg? PM V! fm- , . x . rg A 5 ,ax ' Q. if Ar? Williams Linda Williams Dorothy Williamson Fannie Williford Ramona Wilson Kenneth Wooclhcm Dol Worlhy Phil Wyaff, Jr. SOPHOMORE HISTORY 960-61 entered Central High with an enrollment ot 269. We held our tirst David Coggins as President, Joe Morrow, lVice President, Sandra Christiansen, reasurer. Serving our class as sponsor was Mrs. Lucille White who helped us in Our required subiects were English and Physical Education. Among the elec- French, Annual Stott, Keyhole Statt, Dramatics and Glee Club. Johnson was chosen Sophomore candidate tor the annual Homecoming testivities. Holidays were quite a relief to us, as we could get away from school work tor awhile. Holidays came none too soon for the Sophomores. ln putting our Christmas Spirit to work, homerooms did various things for the needy. After our vacations we returned to face Eirsi Exams. But we were pleased to know that we had reached the halfway mark in our Sophomore year. our Class Favorites we chose David Coggins and Diane Dudley on the basis ot looks and personality. Spring Holidays marked another rest from school, but in no time school was in session again. May Second Semester Exams to us, and by some stroke ot luck most of us passed. In June unbelievable as it was, our Sophomore year had ended and we had unknowingly prepared take our places as Juniors of 1961-62. 1641 John Toylor Larry Taylor Foy J. Tlndell Cofhy Thorpe Aroniu Thomas TQ gfvufi ,fi J' AN Gene Thomas Chester Tice Rufhie Touchfon Aleihc Turner 'W all Leon Wofson 4 mol! ffl? fj- ,, ,' '-2' 1 ' -my : :L N iiooswwwl Jw.. Glenda Venable Jesse Woldrop Donna Woll is 5 ' if fs SM fl l N- 5 ,gg 'S ' A' A h..TLfQ,:,ssgL.41,.L. W .. ,,,, . ,... an J. 3 T 1? he 4. Wt ., A f ss If Q l Ki Q 1' fm 'N 4 Q -1 4 1 fb ,-P-si Q qi , rn, Mx 3 ?f e L mug - 'Q' ., my Vg: ' Li Jane Abboh' Benny Adams 1 -w SOPHO ORES Billy Adams Judy Adams .Q 4 h Decee Boufwell rw A N ,R Cleve Bowden Q 2' - .3 ' My .fr , Mary Frances Bradley I V Amyllis Brown ff 5 V r A fi A A , 4? H QF' M ex -, Donnie Allen -' I Wyane Allen X W - Bobby Anthony Lamar Branch 4: Q, L.. , ,. B ' M , ,K E E '4 Jerry Arnold ' 41 f f . ,W A My B'-Hey ,. -V 2 A Befiy Baker I ,tgaa 7. Jewel Baller . M-'FW er ,E A Shawn A f ,,Av---,- . 5 J: ,. 'QQ -1. ' f ,N ,.,., , 'W' A - f X y 3 ,r,., , W - if 5 J X w '- .B l df f' I A B ' A X? fi-' , A ' 1 ' 'XZ ..:V. ' A A '37 pw ,, ' . K '- 1 gf? ' f as A . J ' -.1 in ' ' 'mr -Q., 4 W . -522' -:::,::s .ff Jerry Barbaree Peggy Burbee lureen Barefoof Wendell Barr Ray Barrenfine Sandra Barilef Bobby Beavers Margie Bell Becky Bonner Raymond Boss M-Q William Cox ,swam - . of is Becky Brown louise Brown Barbara Bryan Mike Bryan Chrisfie Brice Beverly Burkes Mary Burns Jeannie Cain Edward Carden Buddy Carpenier Pairicia Carroll Sue Carter Jack Chancellor George Chapman Nancy Chapman ea, ' Mm ' if K V ..., me ' fly' ff ' E E :HQVAI , M 34 .16 W , ' W-as -If i ' 7 aiu f ' ...V, - C P ' HM , , . B J '-'- 1 1 If K 1 C' B ' i T: 4- . , ., 7 if W' ff ' W , ' ' ' W I V . A Alfa R f ees, 1 1 H ' ' Sandra Chrisliansen k ig V Linda Clark ffm Qi b' Y' I x Joan Clegg David Coggins W . ,. Randy Conner 1 in if ,S K Douglas Cook 7 M Laffy Cook 5 HM is . fr: D Norman cook 1 'W w a ef ' ,ss 1 Brad Corbin M A' W we 31 522' V ' Edward Corbiff 'i 'VW L A A A is L: f .:,. , f .sg Faye Cox :--' g We W '- -... ,, - ig, k ls. 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William Murphy Paf Nicholes John Nix Norma Otis Shirley Oils Earl Page David Parker Henry Parker Rebecca Porter Charles Price Esther Price Mike Raiford Mary Ann Ramsey Allan Ray Clinion Redden V' r ggiffggi.. 3 Y P M.. Q 5 I W... F. .A.A. 5 ' in M :-. it . .Er L . V of A -,A . 4 -f '--: t i? . iii? . 2 ' Ha 1, ,,,A. .. A B W ':i . M A Q- S , Ni 7 , llbl M fi? Q f 'gh' : ' il' ,Q .Q3 .jf'i, i V -'i isi-:a g Cecial Smith Jewel Smith Jimmy Smith Sandra Smith Sydney Smith Billy Smoke Wayne Spane Gary Stanford Nelson Starling Jerry Stewart Deborah Stillwell Kayce Stillwell Gene Stinson Terry Stinson Bryant Stokes if ,V 55 ' 'Q' AQ Myra Sides Kay Simmons Bobby Slocumb il i .As o ' o V: V . 'Uh Q 'QW F B if q 3 3 i Q if Jerry Sharp Barbara Shavers Quintin Shelton I ws, my ,Q 'W as iii sw' lla ,, X Meri' Mm Mike Reese Louise Reeves Buster Roberts Calvin Rogers Pam Romaine Mike Rose Marilyn Ross Nathan Rustin Linda Ryles Wanda Ryles Billy Sclllas Bobby Sanders Jerry Scarborough Carol Self Eddie Seymore o, M. W 5 1 '15 'K if it Q 'Q , 1 so is 3' Q -5 3. 1' B' 3 E S Zll . 53 9 5 ,K W ' , y a Sandra Storey Faye Strickland Marie Strickland Homer Tarrien Thomas Tarvin Earl Taylor Phyllis Taylor John Teel Byron Thomas Jerry Thomason Joyce Thompson Joyce Thompson Loyce Thompson Van Thompson Kaye Tice J Msg. G if .shi ' sn! wif 9 . ,.,, , K r 649' QE , 2-VW 4. W.. 'W is T17 fe- if if X J, fl' Jig, ,Y K -5 T' 3 L K . . ,: QL f Q? TX. A 5 i s N 3 '1' 5 A. ix ,.,, .. 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P resident SYLVIA RIDDLE ...,, ..,, S ecretary NANCY LOCKLAR ..... ,.,. V ice President KAY MITCHELL ..... ,. . .Treasurer CLASS HISTORY This year the enrollment of our Freshman class came to three-hundred forty students. Our routine this year has followed much the same pattern as in previous years. Our required sub- jects have been English, Science, Civics, and Physical Education. At the beginning ot the year we elected as our Freshman Class President, Larry Sellers. Assisting him was Vice President, Nancy Locklar, Secretary, Sylvia Riddle, and Treasurer, Kay Mitchell. At the climax of the football season we elected as our Representative tor Homecoming Queen, Jenny Webb. During basketball season our class elected Jenny Webb and Fannie Smith to represent us for basket- ball court. Later in the year we chose Larry Sellers and Fannie Smith to be our class favorites, During the last tew months ot school the freshman class chose cheerleaders to continue in the place of graduating Seniors, Now that we have come to the end of the 1960-61 term as Freshmen we look torward to becoming the future Sophomores of 1961-62. 1721 M3 -E' t ' N .. . .... ...,..,.., . M .: E mms -. L M ,- . :-.-5--g:',:f.:-:,: mwiggregzggggg Q wg, Higgs - ,: ..',.g:', f to gsggaiggm 1 1.253-re msgggxgm : 34.3 ' L an ,.,,. '. -t . - 1 - ,, mf W 4 if Q A B' ' yi . . I ' Y 'K ' i , -fu-A :mg y .xr ' A . 5 ' in Q M -. -ref 4 fa f Z 'il i' ,dt . if V . A A. g ' is mms: wQ'iW iv ' V , l I ., gL,,,x,. E .fl Mx? V5 Q , gal.. , gigs. ' X K if ' I V. f, N' 1 - y 'vfgfii Hgiia .-,,,..:. .Jef 1 - ' -x l i ..,., I 'H I I, ' ' Q:-:A f A- .. ' A 1 fry:- , ' it Ti if 55. P bg ' , .3 . 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Wilbur Spurlin . 4' , 6? A ? rg is ,... 2: hd 25 ' ,, 1 J ...v v ' , 4 S f fl , , Roger Stanley Carol Smith Smith Smith 5' Q ' . W' ' Y' as -ff . - 4' V ' ,Q .gig V 4 fw 1 N, Sf? 73, 5 Sandy Braxion Pcrsy Barby Sorrels Spohos Sparks Spears 64 ' 14, 5 ,E 1' . 2 it Srrr S ff S r .fr Buddy Paul Alicia Sfcnley Sfrengih Strickland go . if 'W' if S 2 X 4 Rila Riddle ,.-. EIGHTH '1- W 'M 'Q I., -vw M ,4 f Larry A, ,.,. N 3 W is Q, 3, .A I . Q., -. 1 'if' ,... ' 'fy QE: , ,ix 5 .,.,, L ili I Rebecca Allison Leonard Revel Reynolds Rhodes V,....,. W, 5339? A or R as it 2 In ,V Y ' 73 M ,. 11 We z it Elaine Palsy Bobby Robinson Robinson Roper fam ,W- WM? Glenda Sanders Jeanne Sanders ,-fm mf ' ZMN lil Roger Segresf Russell 41. Brenda Sexion .4 ,Q A ax' , Wei A Leonord Shiver ,wg fx .af JJ -ww ' Ronald Small '35 if if Efw W2 'V r ii ' A 3--5: l 'J' 5 rf- A , ,Amp I Q Z, :za K ,ge Q , R I' Virginia Andy Bobby Deloris Shelton Shipp Shine Shiver ' 1 5 ii -nf -1 . 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' Q? i in f E dd ie Be n ny Williams Williams 5 2 .9 Kenneth Woodruff Warren Worrell SEV TH i. i i 135. A K :E 'i f , lvl A3 f,:.,,,Z! 5. y i fi 'gk' ,Q ,, X Qi 7 ' ' i Wax . ,,,.,, :LJ i .1 ,M -4 . ,... . L , B -r A lr X if-fry. ffq 4, 1 Larry Linda Kay .Q 4' i 'Wk x it gram A rw A 4- fgrfgf. if i' Sherry Allen Ables Affleck Allen lyk Pf- U at A ,,, 11+ 1 ,Q figs ? J Q , gg, 4 , ' B fit ' -ff A ii Q free it M xg 1. . RX , - .- 'X L.. Mike Jeff Brenda Charles Alligood Arrington Atkinson Ausiin l ,,lA A A in 5-We A Keg rv ii ., W N I -fr. -- fv . - by rm, , YN M fs, , .3 V A y J if Q 2 .U A F 5 gl. ., M 1 f 1 4. . Q2 ,gr A' Jifil, . ,sf , K ' j i ' E gg . 4515, , .1 W Tammy Wyman Sieve Judy Lamar Ausiin Austin Barbee Barber Barber rl ,B me I 1 3. ,:. 4 1 rf. ,A H' 7 A A ' - ji A ig Z y X arp, QM , ' f' n K B Y r Y ff -f - v , AUS 1 Jimmy Jack Pat Beldon Bembrook Birch r-. ,. .,.., Fi 1? nf Ai mi' I.-71 v Zz y ,. sv ., -3 4 3 Q, ...i K 'V Q ' I X '.,. 'A A li' ig ff? Dale Mike Boufwell Bowden GRADE A , 'W' if A '31 all ' , Mi' , T iii?-:V -ll? 22:i?'Z:E - V, l , 3 'W Q D, W 4221 Q Robbie Bobby PCN Bowden Bradley Brannock B QW? as ' gf, B gi, f A3 'F A . V im gi ., :Q AMW W .21 ' ' ' X X ik 'ii R , B A in Q I Pat Jimmy Molly Carol Andy Brannon Braswell BriHingl1am Britton Brooks I Q X 4' 1? is if ' , , W' s 5, B ',.-BBW' J S' . f . i .kk km.. B 4 Gloria Joyce Kathy Jo William Brown Brown Brown Brown A' Glenda Burdeshaw 115 -fy 'J i A f gh .3 Q 7 f-MT' ' W . I , CV if Donald Lamar Jimmy Richard John Carden Carden Carney Carpenfer Carroll ' ',i :3'.f wr Q -w 4 fi? Z gg X A 35 MB ' Q J ig, V -'--' - wr , J ' Ysi i ' ff A Ji ' 15. - a i I ,, 'if 4 iff . ,, ' J 3 7 2 X J R ff. , ' Qfgi Q 3 ff A 'N V ,fi P- . QC Siiiiffa Wh, of J fgkfg Tommy Morris Guy Edna Shirley Carroll Chandler Childs Clark Clark i 1 W ' V J iff 1, 1 3 5 M , , Larry Kafhy Bobby Kathy Gary Jerry Clariday Coddington Cook Cook Cook Corbit ' r J C A 5 Qi fi Q M: J M ' M 'Q if . WE L si ! J Q .,-' , . MNA Maurice John Paf Jane Doug Corbii Craft Cox Councilman Corley 'E N. SEETH ir F NS, l i aiif K Ki- ' -. K 4 X A W f Ai 9 ,rf :J Kr , 63353, Q A .... , .,,, i A L. Sv i Sandra Bobby Diane Donna l Head Hearn mr 1 .nr SWK as A W A nr york . .3 ,' ' ,, M j Jr 1 am, Ki? K K J ri ' Tl' K X ll JK? -f X i IK ' k . 'V H1155 M , gm is Donnie Rhodney Earl Mildred Kalhy Hendrix Hennon Hickman Hightower Holloy Q 2 t Jw A 9 Q M V 1 N ,ms I Q v , fa Q ,, QM? QM ,qs wr .4-.. A me V.. A A .5 f A., S5 ' 15 , g S. ,3 A P f Y -. ig, 1 , W M ,- -v H.. ,7 W , en Q l I Kai? 7 l x , ,ff y -. X . r i X I. Judy Terry Ruth Brenda Diane Mike Holloway Holman Holt Hood Hood 1 1-N tf , N W: 0, ,eff-f c. 'f Q ia do 2 ii- k Vx M -W A V Q wiigeuziy A .f X i, ,, 5 V a Linda Billy Larry Barbara Weslley Horten Howard Hoyle Hudson Hulsleller , 4 H-go , A ff. ,335 ,ww A an mi N 'E ff AK 4 ' 4 fi ' it 5-in 95 an A W K J ' ' qi S J W' . Q MW M -Mr ,, Lg : Q of V wwf' s ' f. A 1 K I A? x I I V- ,,1,,.,, ll it 1 W ' J 'ik ' If , ., 0 fy Q 1 J Mary Wayne Ronald Jerry Kathy Gregory Hun? Hutchinson Idaho lmpson Ingram Nev ill vi i Z Q V-f V .1 ie, D N W M l 'V 1 .. . ' I - . ,- S- A V . . 2 ay ri 7 ., V U .,.,,:, it K K 3 I, A . ,v . S ii 5, fi lab 5-wh! f i Kenneth Donnie Marlene Brenda Jackson Jeanow l 101 ll Jenkins Johnson Pa? Jones - ex, i Y sr ,i v Rhonda Keichun Andy Knowles f mil iifi I w' fi V Larry Lawrence f W .v.1. . , , L ' .r.. efi Q ga Q Q f' fe g's ei. Q , , w 1 'G we -i 557 1' f wief of Q A fa'3 ,w f ewes! A ,gj ,ff L we g it, js L W 'W' ' .iidigi -uv-W' e 4 22 . : 5 ., , ,mi A MMS so of N Diane Jerry Kenneih Lana Jones Jones Jones Jones 1: ?3ff-Q?'53f.1f ,rfr A ...K i V, an iw ::' ' R l KXQEQQ f efiiffffinfizefsssifff. James Gail Myron Katrina Jordon Kelley Kelley Kennon 1 il ' ...- iv . A If 4 3 5 r 5 if 3. -as Rah F Q '3 ,Q sw -ees, A G MW . X5 ., , Z 5 3 W., eg is k M AQHQI if fff' NM? Billy Peggy Bobby Carol Rebecca King Kinney Kenshell Kiltrell Kitfrell ff :1.,' ' ' ,- l ff' ifwi' mf ,M W4 -1+ X73 V ' in If K :Q .A-495 . D if - wi' ff! N Q ' K ff . ii , L V' K I 56 j' ,IW Donnie Dwighf Connie Syble Knox Lake Land Lamb S .- , K .',- V V- in fi 'HAI I A, ' , L ' Q. ,Wi A 1 1 , ,W i if-if gg L 2 f ,. -. 7 in 3 s ,L 'f I-Eg: 41. ,gi 4 ..., 1 A 3, E .lx - f 4 ,ZV A -' W' .. M W' M . ' A M, Q ,ia 1 L 'vyf . ' 4 W, 6i3ewej,f e'3Qii Mgr: Q: sezsemy lyk ,H .H is K is Roseanne Patricia Celia Linda Palsy Layfield Leaiherwood Lee Lee Lennard , .A:- 9 I wifwse K ' , 'V' gms. -:. 'X P N QM A31 1? 4 ,Q if y ff my 6' 4:3 .. f Wwig? M f J ff, fQWflff5 -f 3 W H 2 Tommy BeHy Kaihy Ronnie Lewis Linton I I I Linion Lunsford 'Y' vim ls H SEVE TH . - 22:21 E ,Q ig i Q' ' X '- A , . -5 1 A . I - W mvfyi ff gy in XX I Linda nny Linda PC' Maddox nn MGYX Mmshall M.. .. S . -. ,N L, Q. L' E, . T 1 wx 4 t 1-A if ,KI I P : ,:v:5 , ., A A 2 , X Q f' ul slgv 2 . 3 -' is ft i ..,. 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' I 3 - + 1' ' - A AM A ,Q fir. - rl My 3345? . e , 4 ei. e Kyle Shirley Delores Peggy Eddie Morris Morris Morrow Moss Murphy ge l f ' R 5 W 1 in i :GE ,H V I' sy gi:,7.,fyfg, . - I f' ff , f. ., P , ,3 5 , , xi ,r 'Wk in . .3 A . L, ii A ff ' as if Sandra Charles Joe Byron David Nelson Nevels Newman Newsome Newsome Q ew' gvvt Q. ,., f I N , A E' 'Sr 1 ,,., L 5 Q X 1 ,, fm l F Wayne Mary Anne Nobles Nolen I, . f .Q Tw W2 'X V .B , 3 iv PM 'J ,ig 'W' 5 .,, A 9 I W' ,, X r 1 of M My M Gail Tommy Vernon Donald Frances Mike Norris Oaks Olds Palmer Parker Parker L .... V 1- 'L FE ' P ,QFMHUEQQ s. src . .,..g :- f 5- N V, - . .ii ' A M 'Z 1' ,M -Qi f 0' Q X I xr ,P A ,...Q Q, -.-i 1 V A A A f 9 I 4 , , R fs f I f H Q-M ,rs Tonya Pair c BeHy Louella Parker Payton Perish ,g e ff Rf we en. M Carolyn Janice Peterson Peterson as A '44, one Johnny Popwell X A sr iw ,.2:'. .:,. A Q , Q ig 1 m X, sf X if M4 , ,, .'hf '5v-nk-swmfwf' ' i Z' CADE HENDRIX ANN MURPHY DELORES ALLEN Vice-President I Secretary Treasurer DE TCOU CIL The purpose oT The STudenT Council is To promote o beTTer sTudenT-ToculTy relotionship and Try To raise anc maintain The sTondards OT The school. The Council, which is composed oT represenTaTives, one Trom each homeroom, is The governing body of The school. Among The many activi- Ties oT The school, The council sponsors are The Homecoming TesTiviTies, The prinjing of STudenT Directories, and many ol The elections. Janice Sinquetield and her court represented the Merchant's Association in Their Harvest Festival. The Student Council assisted by choosing thirty girls to compete in the contest. P' 5 J 3 ws T T T First Row: Miss Betty Vann, Jeannie Cain, Judy Mag, Margaret Holt, Fannie Smith, Peggy Kennan, Jack Blau. Second Row: Nancy Locklar Donnie Warr Shirley Walls, Sue Harris, Gail Spears, Druscilla Hickman, Barbara Blaclzston, Mickey Melton. Third Row: Terry Sfinson, Sydney Smith, Panl Duncan, Earle Brannon, June Lamb, Glenda Hall, Mary Ann Bentley, Delores Allen, Ann Murphy, Lana Gilbert. Fourth Row: David Ray, Code Hendrix, Bobby Windhr Herman Fussell, David Rhodes, Tom Woods, Bobby Waddail, Jimmy Ward, Steve Medlock, Jimmy Russell. 'wwe 'er' NEAL COULTER EVELYN GODWIN Vice-President Secretary L school is The BeTa Club. lTs of honesTy, service, and sTudenTs. The club sold help pay for The various are Career Day The club are chosen auT scholasTic slanding. :Q fat? Career Day, an annual presenraiion To help Juniors and Seniors choose Their careers, is sponsored by The BeTa Club. The commiTfee in charge of This was made up of Linda Graves, Calherine Wilks, Sandra Hamrick, and Peggy Kennon, K J. F we W 52 we We. M. Fi we? ee We rs? Row: Mrs, Kennedy, Eugene Worrell, P R J F eggy emy, oyce reeman, Peggy Kennon, Bill Massicot, Neal Coulter, Sandra Hamrick, Alice Brown, Peggy hite, Jack Blau, Mrs. Freeman. Second Row: Myra Jean Adams, Georgia Nell Hugueley, Lenora Del.ucca, Barbara Blacksfon, Druscilla Hickman, Wanda cCIusky, Ann Duck, Geraldine Davis, BelTy Wester, Fay Ferrell, Gurvice Clark. Third Row: Shirley Harris, Evelyn Godwin, Ann Murphy, Earlene Brannon, :vid Rhodes, Jimmy Russell, Linda Graves, Norma Percer, Nancy Miller, Ann Rutledge. 5 ,i jr V, -' l l if . ,X , f Joov LAMB Rza 1,gf,i-A t i V Secretary GGCM The C Club promoies good spirii athletic activities. Anyone who earns a and undergoes The required iniiioiion ship in This club. The club also kerball Queen. 1 RANDALL LAKE gm tk Vice-Presiden? W Z f Q W ' L,. 'QW' fees, .: .:..: rf' J - . miie' -,K ' ' A HW gif L 12 , ei Q 3 ,K 1 ii wi. 1 S KT . -- r f M X L. . E L, ggi? 35 . 51. - M ,gg QQ, 3 ' K ,ga ' -.'::. .g Q, Q Q, 'Q A 54,94 x . 4' i ,ee Y Jean Adams and Jody Lamb were insrrucied by referee David Ray about the Powder Puf? game. Although the Jr.-Sr. ieam had great instrucfors, the Fr.-Soph. Yeam wan. is R 5 A iii 5' ' iff- . L if im.. salts' First Row: Randall Lake, Jack Blau, Mike Gamble, Jody Lamb, Ann Murphy, Phillip Newsome, Tillman Housfon, Neil Siillwell. Second Row: Mike Mike Besie, Bobby Windham, Jimmy Fuller, Jimmy Russell, Jerry Williams, Wayne Mahoney, Third Row: Mr. Whafley, David Ray, Jimmy Carpenter Angel, Bill Massicof, Jerry Bryan, Karl Edwards, Lamar Smiih. KEY CLUB The Key Club is sponsored by the Kiwanis International. Its main purpose is to serve the school and city. Boys who obtain membership must be recommended by the faculty and granted an invitation from the club. MIKE BESTE President RICHARD Vice-President COX GURVICE CLARK Secretary BILLY ADAMS Treasurer The Key Club Queen, Ann Murphy rode in the Homecoming Parade as one of her duties. tr , . C W, , I rst Row: Randall Lake, Jack Blau, Jerry Williams, David Coggins, John Nix, Tom Woods, Larry Cook, Donnie Warren, Joe Morrow, Eddie Seymour, Joe nrch, Kenneth Abbott, Gene Kinney, Kenny Hall, Mike Reese, Jack Chancelor. Second Row: Seth Floyd, Gurvice Clark, Robert Kittrell, Wykle Mitchell, ike Ingram, David Parker, Mike Marshall, Wendall Barr, Corbett Gables, Cade Hendrix, Jerry Bryan, James Leamon. Third Row: Mike Beste, David Ray, chard Cox, Jerry Tidmore, Buck Angel, Jimmy Carpenter, James Redclen, Randy Hill, Larry Britton, Alton Abbott, Karl Edwards, Duaine Hathway. 1-1- SANDRA HAMRICK Presidenf Spanish is nof all work. Mike Raiford, Jean Adams, and Driscilla Hickman mal if a point Yo enjoy their studying. EDDIE SZCZESPANSKI Vice-Presideni figs ,J we 'if' in its second year, The Spanish Club is g made up of about 42 members. On Spanish l Club Day The members wear clothes Typical SYDNEY SMITH SHERRY MIMS of The Spanish and present programs de- Secreiary Treasurer piciing The Spanish way of life. The aim of The club is To create inieresf in Spanish cul- ture. SPANISH CL swwfiaiien E95 Firsi Row: Dianne Carroll, Sandra Hamrick, Susan Farrar, Randy Conners, Jerry Barbaree, Ben Kelly, Kay Mifchell, Norman Lufon, Jeanne Cain, Lori Davids, Sandra Christensen, Mrs. Johnson. Second Row: Tom Woods, Glenda Grimes PGQQY Bufbeef 5l'l leY Walls' -lack Gunter' Druffillv Hickman: Len' Delucca, Pat Franklin. Third Row: Wanda McClusky, Jackie Bryan, Sherry Mims, Sidney Smiih, Jean Adams, Geraldine Davis, Glenda Hall, Debbie We Mike Tarrenf, Mary Ann Ramsey, Lureen Barefoof, Beverly Fiquei-te, Deborah Sfillwell. Fourth Row: Francis Kane, Marfha Charles Hall, Larry Cook, Da Parker, Frank Mclemore, Bobby Waddail, Wayne Lihlefon, Robert Kihrell, Glenn Baxter, Mike Raiford, Allen Ray, Eddie Szczespanski, Peggy Remy. N.O.T. members learn the correct way to make beds during a visit to the hospital. The Nurses of Tomorrow moke up this club. Mrs. Coulter helps the girls choose what field ot nursing they would like ond tomili- orizes them with the duties of a nurse. The JUDY SORRELS Z, members visit hospitols to learn the vorious Treasurer duties of nurses, This club is olso responsible for the onnuol Christmas Seal Drive through- out oll the schools in the city. l l 0 l if E E it E 2 E F 5 is E l ,............... Q, ,,,.,..V ll2ll Gullatt, .lone Burke, Jeanevo Williamson, Linda Whotley, Delores Allen, Nancy Miller. ?i5lii?l'i'Z5lQL?S SSSX ,T ,ff 'S J il- QV as its sr .ir DELORES ALLEN President JANE BURKE Vice-President 0.T. CLUB 'U LINDA WHATLEY Secreta ry Row: Charlotte Coulter, Judy Little, Mrs. Coulter. Second Row: Mickey Melton, Judy Sorrels, Jane Redden, Pat Franklin. Third Row: ludy Knlghton ww, ' ,..:,:. f Qt :Fw Af ' 4 , fi 1 4 , ex? sf TIM VICKERS President I 4? in I Ji My 4 DELORES ALLEN JANE BURKE BETTY JENKINS Vice-President Secretary Treasurer LIBRARY To tamiliarize students with books is one ot the out- standing aims ot the library. Mrs. Cattlett, the Librarian, trains students to assist her in carrying out the many serv- ices of the library. The library staft promotes National Book Week by arranging book displays in the library. Next week we've got to get organized! First Row: Mrs. Catlett, Ann Thompson, Lydia Smith, Elizabeth Richards, Peggy Remy. Second Row: Jean Railey, Sandra Richards, Betty Jenkins, Jane Judy Adams, Pat Franklin, Kay Tew. Third Row: Penny Paddock, Delores Allen, Karen Giles, Shirley Koone, Tim Vickers, Ann Carter, Frances Bradley, Duck, Charlotte Jones. fl22l 3' N 5 i x X ,X .,. S 5 The News and Exchange staffs are composed of Susan and Jean Gullatt. The Feature Staff is composed of Cathy Thorpe, Sandra Smith, Virginia but Y Linda McLellan, Doris McClure, Linda Barbaree, Faye Hightower, Elizabeth RIch Jimmy Russell, Neil haw, za. .re Y- i Stillwell, and Jackie Bryan make up the Sports star? '-Q'-ws A ig.. ,. ' ,.. ards, and Dianne Johnson gather news for the Society and Annex columns. sQgj:igzfQ ? e E533 Reporters are Diane Michael, Ann Cooper, Connie Hamrick, and Carol Davis. f1271 THE PIANS filfgif iff' '.'A The purpose of Thespians is to promote the advancement and ' ' improvement of the dramatic arts program. For our fall production Bll'LY ADAMS we did a night of three one-act plays. The Death and Life of ANN KFMP President Vice-President Larry Benson , was the drama we choose to do in February. The Regional Conference, held in Birmingham, proved most helpful to the fifteen students who attended. In March, we par- ticipated in the State Drama Festival held at Alabama College. GAIL SPEARS JO SPEARS Secretary Scribe I F. ,R : Di Boss, Verlon Hardin, jg Spears, Gail Spears, Lana Gilbert, Peggy Hendon, Shirley Baker, Qorothy Slay, Mrs. Keel. Secpnd Row: Je !lf1i:msowDianTn2uChiIds Jackie Bryan Earlene Brannon, Edwirw Rutledge, Ann Rulledgef Jon Bush' Betty K '9hlon' Fay Ferrell' Sherry Mum' Ann Ken Third Kow' Kenneth Abbot Alton Abbot Sammy Keel, Jimmy Veasey, Karl EdwarC'lS, Bill Mcsslfof, Cade Hendfil. RGY Dflskellf E'-'gene Worrell. QUILL 81 CROLL at Journalism students who are juniors and have Worked one ri semester are eligible for this club. The purpose of this Club is to improve school publications. Mr. Mount and Miss the sponsors. JEANEVA WILLIAMSON President g mm' by 'aww MACK Wl'Ll.lS Treasurer Representing the Quill S Scroll, Kay Hightower, Jeaneva Williamson, and Mary Bee Cornett plan improvements on school publications. M- M V T ,Q ,I ,R ., W. ' - -set '- : rg r ' TEE: ijasi., A K Te, V h...,.... zz, -r sg, ..,,.,. Z ,E W N, jj Q ,H Q2 s .1 ti f 4 gy QA Ate, 3 , NM, ,. M L Q f I. H St pnww-W-w First Row: Lynda Capps, Peggy Kennon, Wanda McClusky. Second Row: Mr. Mount, Jody Lamb, Betty Wester, Glenda Hall, Mary Booker Cornett, Sherry Mims, Peggy White, Jean Adams, Miss Peters. Third Row: Lana Gilbert, Jeaneva Williamson, Wykle Mitchell, Mack Willis, Kay Hightower, Jean Gullatf. lii91 'rw Ai J , - ff, . DELORES MYERS President 34 'Gfiiv D.0. CL members Priscilla Ivey and Delores supervision of Mr. Fleming, s may work during part of These students are members the Diversified Occupations Club. They prepare notebooks concerning their jobs as part of the D. O. program. The D. O. Club supplies the library with information on dit- terent vocations for the student body to use. Treasurer 5?3i'i???e 5ii5E3?'M W Q W ilsiirxf' M 1- .f if W + , J? bww 'N NM Q .YNSBWO sm . .sfwme MMM was V in if 2 imm W. WWWW E EPM' .Z ' raw .1 ji to ' mliii 55539355 353 - '. X , , N' WMM Wa.. ..,, ...Q ..., 5 1 , Q ' ' 9 T 1 .QE5'f'i' - E... 2 A rf 'W 'Ki If. ' I V l H 4 , 'LXR ' 5 5 'W i . .. 1. 'A' . M M ww. .E.:,. - -:I A ' ,gg awww mm, ' ' :1 life . 1 ' 3 rf 1 -iii? ig' 'P' ,Q ff Wffs gi Q' Q ' s ' gg A 3.32 : r . '- 5' r i ww ff t Q g Sir T T .5 T 5'-ifisigig g 1 5 T l f. if 5fi5fSSm5iE5i5ES ii'E 1.51 . -.., .1 - ,... .1 .,.. : . ., ' W ' -fiiiiaf . --Q . . ' E ' 5. 2 ww-rw q,,q., ,, First Row: Mr. Fleming, Aletha Turner, Carole Hutchins, Vena Brannon, Carolyn McCall, Karen Meadows, Sara Adams, Pat McClure, Mary Ann Snead. Second Row: Mary Duty, Earlene Brannon, Barbara Posey, Grace Kelley, Annette Lutfrell, Mary Ann Caldwell, Priscilla lvy, Delores Myers, Gala Slay, Brenda Williams, Third Row: Joe Williams, Douglas Brown, John Leamon, Bobby Darrell, John Tharpe, Obecl Coker, Oscar Dempsey. 14.4 TIQOI The Sports Staff, sealed left to right, Donnie Warren, Mary Bee Cornett, Mike Howard. The Club Staff, left to right, Mike Raiford, Peggy White, Jean Adams, Glenda Grimes. Underclassmen Editors, Seated: Gwen Farrar, Kay Allen, George Nell Huguley, Marilyn Ross, Brenda Williamson. Standing, Sylvia Riddle, Vicki Worthy Ann Copeland, Jeannie Cain. 5.538 LVD Feature Staff: left to right, Delores Montgomery, Jean Adams, Gaylene l Faculty and Activity Staff: left to right, Diane Dudley, Janie Self, Kay Watson. I: 1Hightower, Lana Gilbert. 4-,, , l I MISS PETERS Sponsor Seated are Editors Janice Moran and Jeaneva Williamson, standing are Wanda McClusky, Assistant Editor, and Miss Peters. JEANEVA WILLIAMSON Editor JANICE MORAN Editor LYNDA CAPPS Business Manager MACK WILLIS Advertisinq Manager I26 The KEYHOLE has been Central High School's newspaper for twenty-seven years. lts primary obiective has been to inform the student body with the latest news in the school. Under the supervision of Miss Jewell Peters, the KEYI-IOLE carries a variety of news, features, sports, and editorials. A printed paper is published bi-monthly. Selling ads is just one of the many tasks of the KEYHOLE staff members. They write, proofread, gather news, and type the copy and get the material ready for the printers. Business Staff: Seated are Lynda Capps, and Sydney Smith. Standing Mack Willis and larry Cook. I nv 2 i 1 5 5 Qi ' VLJQLLQQ' slLSEZZZSZLVTSSSZNIQZSUS ,Z71nS6vEw ' T DELoREs ALLEN ,I y gfjiii? President .. 3. 'ant' I .zz N.O.T. members learn the correct way to make beds during a visit to the hospital. gi :iff 'sn ' if ' 9f1???5i'7?'3?5??fST5g e .iz JANE BURKE Vice-President The Nurses ot Tomorrow make up this club. Mrs. Coulter helps the girls choose what Y field ot nursing they would like ond fomili- orizes them with the duties of cz nurse. The members visit hospitols to leorn the various duties of nurses, This ciub is olso responsible for the onnual Christmas Seal Drive through- out oll the schools in the city. JUDY SORRELS LINDA WHATLEY Treasurer Secreta ry .O.T. CL ,pf-..,... irst Row: Charlotte Coulter, Judy Little, Mrs. Coulter. Second Row: Mickey Melton, Judy Sorrels, June Reclden, Pat Franklin. Third Row: ludy Knlghton BCH Gullutf, JUNE Bvflie, Jeaneva Williamson, Linda Whatley, Delores Allen, Nancy Miller. 11211 , ,FS If is 'cgi :ff s I 1 . -.,. VV i t we . 2' oQ Alllhl TIM VICKERS DELORES ALLEN JANE BURKE BETTY JENKINS President Vice-PresidenT Secrefary Treasurer Nexi week we've gof To get organized! IJBRARY To Tarniliarize sTudenTs vviTh books is one of The ouT- sTanding aims of The library. Mrs, CaTTleTT, The Librarian, Trains sTudenTs To assisT her in carrying ouT The many serv- ices oi The library. The library sTaTT promoTes NaTional Book Week by arranging book displays in The library. First Row: Mrs. CaTleTT, Ann Thompson, Lydia Smiih, ElizabeTh Richards, Peggy Remy. Second Row: Jean Railey, Sandra Richards, Betty Jenkins, Jane Judy Adams, PaT Franklin, Kay Tew. Third Row: Penny Paddock, Delores Allen, Karen Giles, Shirley Koone, Tim Vickers, Ann Carfer, Frances Bradley, Duck, Charlohe Jones. lI22l TRUUPE 185 Ann Kemp and Cade Hendrix in a scene from The Valientf' Scene from The Valientf' Jackie Bryan, a member of the make-up committee helps Mrs. Luker get ready to go on stage Scene from the rehearsal of The Death and Life of Larry Benson. J . .r-,. ,...: , if . .A T ss F 2 2 'f 129 bf l it E5-li ff. t ..,, The stage crew for A Night of Three One-Act Plays A scene from Antic Spring. ,M-.A fir? 'R' Z , T f e QQQQQQ' .,.' efY,. ,axes 'fig Q 4 SE W.. TQEEEEQEQS ' mr if Q-w ,b A q' if We W 15:25 A' use 'V -3 ROGER KING President ROBERT KITTRELL Vice-Presidenf The Boys' Quarfefz Aaron Smiih, Robert Kiffrell, Willie Ray Oakes, an: Roger King. CemTrol's Glee Club presemed SouTh Pocihcu by Rogers and I-lommersTeir1 on November IS, l9'6O in The Royol The-ciTre in Columbus. I For The ChrisTmc1s Seoson The Glee Club song Tor our annual ChrisTmos Program. ln The spring, The club compeTed wiTh oTher Clubs oT Troy in The disTricT music fesfivol. Twemy members song WiTh The All SToTe Chorus GT The UniversiTy. T MYRA J EAN ADAMS Secrefary PAULETTE PERKINS l Treasurer GERALDINE DAVIS PianisT l Among The sTudenTs to sing wiTh The All STaTe Chorus are Geraldine Davis Mike Gamble, Evelyn Godwin, Charles Cole, and Sandra Chrisiensen. 130 1 , Some Enchanted Evening . . . Luther presents Nellie with o little gi South Pacific RODGERS 84 HAMMERSTEIN CAST Emile deBe-que ......... ,... . ,.Aaron Smith Ensign Nellie Forbush .... ..... G lenda Hall Bloody Mary .......... ...... M yra Adams Stewpot ...... .... W illie Ray Cakes Luther Billis, . . ..... Robert Kittrell Professor ..... . . .Bobby Windham Lt. Cable ......., ..,.. R oger King Capt. Brackett .... .... J erry Bryan Commdr. Harrison.. ...Charles Cole Liat ........... . . .Peggy Kennon ft. , 1 N are .- M .1-V' AWN Bloody Mary tries to get Lutalant Cable interested in her daughter, Liat. sy is E........ Capt. Brockett tries to pump information from Nellie about Emile. Nellie demonsh-ages how she is going to Wash That Man Right Out of Her Hair. ll31l r in SR. GLEE CLUB 5 E l First Row: Beverly Lassiter, Ann Edwards, Margie Grimes, Linda Knox, Betty Jenkins, Sara Clayton, Sandra Bartlett, Linda Gresham, Shirley Koone, Jam Abbott. Second Row: Peggy Barbee, Doris Butts, Myra Jean Adams, Evelyn Godwin, Geraldine Davis, Jo Ellen Baker, Mary Ann Bentley, Lana Gilbert, Kittj Jones, Mickey Melton, Glenda Venable, Diane Childs, Linda Clark, Mrs. Register. Third Row: Edwina Rutledge, Carol Graham, Jan Bush, Mary Alice Smith Jeaneva Williamson, Carol Dunn, Hazel Harper, Delores Allen, Sandra Locklar, Loretta Parker, Kay Tice, Ann Giles. Fourth Row: Bobby Windham, Jerrj Bryan, Mike Gamble, Stanley Lake, Roger King, Willie Ray Oakes, Randy Hill, Bobby Ward, John Williams, Lanny Britton, Gary Turner, Ronne Potter Pat Floyd. First Row: Lenora DeLucca, Joyce Freeman, Glenda Hall, Linda Johnson, Sandra Christensen, Estha Price, Alice Massey, Peggy Kennon, Peggy Hendon, Mr Register, Second Row: Jenny Lynn Hall, Lillian Williams, Rosemary Wall, l.inda Hendon, Mary Burns, Sue Harris, Janice Mayo, Debbie Wells, Judy Knightol Gwen Davis, Janice Rhodes, Beverly Fiquette, Pam Romaine, Glennis Davis, Ellen House. Third Row: Deborah Stillwell, Barbara Bryan, Helen Driskell, Amylil Brown, Louise Brown, Jane Patterson, Sue Turner, Shirley Graham, Ann Baker, Verlon Harden, Mary Ann Ramsey, Jane Mobley, Shirley Bryan, Betty Jeo Rosier. Fourth Row: Jimmy Ward, Ronnie Garner, John Brinson, Robert Kittrell, Aaron Smith, LaDon Spivey, Bill Harbuck, Bobby Bush, Wayne Mahone' Gene Kinney, Gordon Cox, Ray Newman, Bobby Anthony, Brynt Stokes, Gerald Tindall, Jimmy Mann. lI321 ra N., QW' fi f J ei? lin First Row: Gayle Griffin, June Branch, Carl-ny Brown, Pai Wynn, Linda Nix, Pam Romaine. Second Row: Diane Tillery, Terry Booker, Donna Carroll, Susan Schweers, Janie Galloway, .lonnie Farmer, Virginia Mahoney, Carol Ellis, Joan Barefoof, Sharon Carroll. Third Row: Helen McVey, Ann Parks, Pat Dunn, Faye Bar1le'H, Doris Pills, Jenny Webby, Mary Poher, Sheila Robinson, Margaret Farmer, Sheryl Denson. ll33l -- --- I mx Of f1341 S-.....x LOUISE REEVES JIMMY RENFROE Drum-Maior BONNIE BARFIELD CAROL SELF X lm K 3 , - mf: V! 1555 ,.,. . ..,.. .-V, L V+ ' A f- - , 4-fry A . - . ..,. I M-1 'f'M f JOYCE THOMPSON QM' 'Al' ' 'L- Barfieid Baker Baxier -If Charles Caraway Judy Carr Sandra Carrington Janice Chadwick Mike Coely Jimmy Crowe Terry Fiqueti Jan Funderburke Keith Hendricks Geneva Johnson Jessierene Kennedy Karen Kennedy Sandra Brown Mike Bush Shirley Buxion ' ,ww 1 vi:-li www, BOYSCHORUS E+ W... -. . v C., f C, N. y Q, X 5, 955' ipiilg Wijg i P5136 fi ii wi 2+-.-A.,.z,if' 'wi fy yi., n Ser if? will ii ie - ,,,,,Nf , Q l in Pnlq gl 5+- C gy y ,g or mble, Bobby Windham, Mrs. Register, Charles Spivey, LaDon Spivey, Jerry rell, Mike Gullaff, Bill W f B ' ' es er, ryan Stokes, Ronnie Garner, Ronnie Potter, Mann. Third Row: Gary Jones, Don Carnely, Billy Cohen, Hugh Wheelis, 1, Wayne Mahoney, Sfanley Lake, Joe Morrow, Clifford Dempsey, Chipper RLSCHORUS 3,1198 Barry Newsome Charles Newi0I'1 Louise ReeveS Jimmy Renfroe 'vt Carol Self Gary Sllfl Gilbert sfiff Jimmy Tan? Joyce ThompSOH Shiela Wolford jerry Weaver Lynn Whailey M VICE STAFF The Chrisfmos members obilify Taking O MR. GROOM Direcfo r Jecn Adams, Ann Murphy, Tamelu McLemore, Linda Day, Jo Ann Meadows, Cuiherine Wilks, Jane Burke, Cuihy Thorpe, Mr. Newton, Mr, Worfhy. Lindo Whofley, Glenda Lee, Becky Knighf, Nickie Seymour, Mrs. Hinton, Ruby Reeves I 138 1 JR. HIGH GLEE CLUB Fronl Row: Mrs. Stalcup, Kqfrinqf Kennon, Jane Councilman, Carolyn Mixon, Deloris Shiver, Korin Johnson, Janice Pelerson, Judifh Barr, Belly Joyce Dulin, Mary Ann Nolen, Esperanza Simmons, Robbie Jean Bowen, Sieve Haines, Tony Rosso, Wanda Whiiehead. Second Row: Schuyler Websler, Elizabeth Singlee lon, Palricia Jones, Nancy Abdilla, Befly Ann Raden, Syble Lamb, Janice Adams, Jeralyn Fulgham, Dianne Drake, Laneife Wilks, Judy Hope, Gene Flowers. Third Row: Marie Winslow, Gale Harrelson, Barbara Basseff, Michael Tillman, Elizabefh Whifeheacl, Donnie Caraway, Arfhur Ellis, Alicia Sfickland, Linda Jackson, David Cornell. WTEWH E mir? -unwan- Firsf Row: Mrs. Stalcup, Linda Lee, Mike Pafierson, Gail Norris, Bob Greene, Becky Taylor, Bobby Tillery, Evelyn Woodward, Larry Malhews, Joseph Dunn. Second Row: Gail Kelly, Judy Holloway, Sandra Eiland, Kenny Jones, Patricia Park, David Schweers, Allyson Nix, Kafhy Ingram, Sheryl Ward, Margarel lohnson. Third Row: Daniel Waller, Lynn Dudley, Linda Revell, Palsy Vann, Regina Scroggins, Rhonda Ketchum, Sheila Turner, Joyce Brown, Sylvia English, Elaine Robinson. 51391 JR. HIGH OFFICE ST FF i E Donna Henderson, Linda Crenshaw, Jane Goins, Ann Williams, Debbie Franklin, Mr. Bird, Becky Farrar, Joyce Luf frell, Palsy Pafrick, Carol Capps, Mary Hoopnaugh, Kay Turner. Sue Burkes, Lyn Grimes, Mary Ruth Poole, Donna Rendell, Carol Brihon, Mrs. Nichols, Emily Carpenier, Barbara Lomax, Sherry Copeland, Pat Luton, Martha Mclnfyre, Pam Smiih. N401 JR. HIGH LIBR RY Library: Pa? Brannon, Terry Miicham, Brenda Efhridge, Kathy Jo Brown, Gloria Linsey, Bonnie Martin, Evelyn Jackson, Paula Grimes. Seated: Nancy Newsome, Linda Marks. Library Oflicers: Nancy Cross, Shelia Develin, Glenda Benion, and Mrs. Slough 1 141 1 N rl' NXVX 62 .4..,. CTI ITIES N -lihiwqmummn l l-vinuuuqxwmwnun 'Wlisnrs Whunaunsunnsvau- wmmmngnuannop 5 2 MXH .V TY fwg,fT.. ' am, Q mn. un. M u 3? 5 gg? 'Ha za 1 A w5,ah5,k i E ,,. W 1 Tgxwr ffm . f - awk fx ,K M 'Q' J 3 , ' -. aff -V . ,.. .- 3' , A Y - ' H A 32 'ZW -:-f :'f'3:5ff' .'f ':. '- 2' ,112 fr: - - ff 'K A 2 me fa W, J rms 5? V ,V . -- ..,,:::,:,:f55g -: -v---- .... H, H- 5,3 - in JV by K Hr 4Y 535 N f T82 'i '?-l'f:1'E:I. 25, V :f' 2::: if . .. V an A f H Y . W, Vw- ,....4 I ., N f My M KLQAH ,iv f 212 :zz A Q'y5agY::. ? M535 x ., -I , W 'ki' 1 A3223 . Y .1 -- ' 11- - sail .V -- fflfifff W ii ifirfr 4?g f Lack of room was one of the many problems at Central this year. This was proven through the changing of classes. The halls were packed, but the students didn't seem to mind. 3 he of fe -ees f s . ', - , - 5 ig ,... Z., ' . . is-' ' 5 - 9 V --., ,A ':.' ' '. I ,.,. K -- , ,c f rf - f S ,ge f,. m w I Uh . 1 ,, K -c . rhino V A--MJ,-?u.4.2'49' Two heads are better than one, is an old saying, which may or may not be true, Nevertheless, Diane John- son and Wykle Mitchell spend their study hour togetherp preparing themselves for the future. i Everyone seemed to be very happy with the return to school. Mr. Newton is checking schedules of these four eager students: Pat Floyd, Mike East, June Branch, and Beverly Adams. The cheerleaders and a few of the other students looked forward to decorating the goalposts before each game. Here working, and enioying themselves too, are Joe Morrow, Amylilis. Brown, Gail Spears, Ann Murphy, Helen Driskell, and David Coggins. 1441 The Harvest Festival came to a close when the four top beauties, Janice Sinqufield, Jean Adams, Jenny Webb, and Peggy Kennon were given their bouquet of carnations. Our counselor, Mr. Sweeney, with his assistant Ann Murphy, displays his version of guidance. Mike Howard, the victim, doesn't seem too alarmed. 5 al'-uct 5 E ge a I ,,.' 3 5 : J -35.225 J 'F ,-...ww ..., .Hill X 'M A, ,WN A V . 'w.,2I5fEELQ -Alai I!, E':'f:. l 145 pws. .1 I The favorite period of the day comes between 12:00 and 2:00. Enioying this break from studying are June Wood- ham, Gurvice Clark, Tillman Houston, and Sandra Ford. li Jody Lamb, a 'C' Club member, is going through one of the many phases of initiating new members. Diane John- son, Gail Spears, David Coggins, Mike East, and Joe Morrow are pledging their loyalty to the club. Sheryl Denson and Glenda Venable smile graciously at Gene Kenney and Cade Hendrix as they receive their box of candy at the Valentine Dance. Winning coach, Randell Lake looks quite happy over the success of his Puffs in the Powder Putt game. This was a first at our school-girls playing footballl Each year the Key Club selects a Queen and Court to represent them. This year Ann Murphy was selected Queen and Glenda Hall, Georgia Nell Huguley, Diane Dudley, and Peggy Kennon made up the court. The Powders get scolding from Coach Jimmy Carpenter after losing to the Puffs , 'l2 to 6. With long faces and tired, tired bones they silently left, longing to fall in bed and forget their disappointment. 1461 Each year the Nurses of Tomorrow sponsor the Christmas Seal Drive. To collect money and distribute crosses were the iobs of Jeaneva Williamson, Jane Redden, Jane Burke, and Linda Whatley. Everyone must do his part for the school. Phillip New- some, Gurvice Clark, Janice Sinquefield, and Roger King fulfill their duties as members of the clean up committee after the Senior Christmas Party. f 147 f T C+--W C ...xx The annual Christmas Program given by the Glee Club and Dramatic Club was enioyed by everyone. Ann Kemp and Cade Hendrix contributed much with their reading of The Birth of Christ . The Christmas Dance was enioyed by everyone. Jean Adams, Mike Beste, Ricard Cox, and Peggy Kennon are two of the cacples who attended the gala affair. -.F Fire drills are imporTanT and necessary for The safeiy of The sTudenT. Here Mrs. RegisTer is direding The sTu- denTs To The gym, where They will waif for further in- sfrucfions. David Rhodes, Peggy Kennon, and Sandra Hamrick were members of The commiTTee To presenf Career Day To The Sophomores and Juniors. This gave Them The oppor1uniTy To explore various vocations. Each year The Beia Club sponsors College Day. Lenora De Lucca, Janice Moran, and Eddie Szczapanski are busily engaged making plans for This day. Y. 2: Ordering class rings is a long awaiied privilege for The Juniors. .lessierene Kennedy, David Ray, Gail Spears, and Jimmy Russell are placing Their orders. 1481 B'lly Adams, and Bill Harbuclc, r hard work. 9 .laclcie Bryan, break from Decorating. ' l x while taking a Sherry Mums re o A fwilii oucass M X D N X go T0 rem. AW cm, ,ff- 15,65 This is an annual eveni all freshman girls look forward lo. Here cheerleader Jody Lamb wiih Gail Griffin, Linda McClellan, Cathy Brown, Janie Self, Sylvia Riddle and Sheryl Densan are caught in aciion during 'their first ' Cheerleaders. practice session for Congrof I . close wxhmlinsd The School rn uatio Term 1960-6 n. Affel' fhe exercise! B3Zx:1eAfO n9elI Lana G. :lb last forewjlv, Pe99y Kenn , on, and Roger King 5 GY One ll51J Homecoming Queen MARY ANNE BENTLEY I 152 1 Homecoming was dedicaied To Mrs, Sam Keel escorted by David Rhodes. The plaque was presented by Cade Hendrix. I 4 :gc When The Queen was announced, Mary Anne had a surprised, but happy look on her face. Queen Mary An-ne Benrley with escort Wayne Bell is shown with her couri, Mary Bee Corneft escoried by Larry Pickren, Diane Johnson es corfed by Richard Cox, and Jenny Webb escorfed by Wayne Green. I 153 Basketball Queen JANICE SINQUEFIELD I 154 1 The first performance of the Chorale was something not to be forgotten. Mrs. B. F. Register chose a select few for this honor. Diane Childs, and Mary Booker l l49 F 'fy if J 3 Ten million thanks to Coach Gresham for hauling us around! is what the beauties seemed to be saying to Coach Gresham after he was nice enough to take them to have their picture made. Ordering caps and gowns is a pleasure for every Senior. While Mr. Mount measures Glenda Halls arm length, Bobby Windham is ioking playfully with MYVU 1959 Adams about her height. .A ,, ,,,A 'M'i f ' 1 ' f. A, .. , -f ,.,. l : '.- , - , fa' A ai A M T QLM 'I'-:fl . ' - ' ' ' ' , 4, K f U 5 fa r t M glhgefgf .. ,A we 5 : ffI'f5A I .,' k r . ff: .aw ., 1 , 1 ,. - ,, ,Vw W' ' .,.L 4 , -:, lasmfifs.. y I A ,I Al, M V - 4 ,nf If gn , ,Z 44,3 ' ill Wheel If's spring vacahon-Time for fun and laughler. in ' M 4 ,. Qg ffff, . . Picnics are a wonderful way for siudents To relax and ' V ii 5 enjoy ihis vacation week. Ready for a big landing are Q I K I ' y ' pj ,W Carol Self, Jack Chancellor, Diane Dudley, Buddy Car- le, KL' W i - 1 - M X penier, Terry Booker, and Wendell Barr. ,..i'W q M . . 5' V . , ' ' l N - Y V A .F .. :l-,-,f:,-' z g 157, ,, - ,, , ' ' -. ,rm ,L gs, ef 4 V W , ' - 555 fe ,,.., . n .K aff' .,,., 55 I ,ee I , , f . .,, , n M W 5' J P -l-r , 91: 3 ,4 l7,q,g i5l V ' ' f ' Lf K, v fy, ' ,Q Q in at A7 New ,151 ,w e egg, , d V L ,fi ' ws, ' A 1. . or f A pw MHA- iw' On Kid's Day Seniors relive iheir childhood once again. Jean Adams, Ray Drislcell, Mike Ingram, and Lana Gil- berf fempf Mr. Worlhy wiih Their childish pranks. Bowlin 9 'S C' new sporf which man std f h U e fefenfly faken Y ns ave and hopes! UP' Mflfy Bee Cornet? throws the ball N501 Q1 The radiant Queen smiles for The came Janice Sinquefield, escoried by Buck Angell, was happy when Coach Whafley crowned her. The Queen's cour? consisted of Jenny Webb escorted by Sieve Abbot, Diane Johnson escorfed by Wykle Mifchell, Edwina Rulledge escoried by Baxley Oswalf, Sandra Ford escorted by Tillman Housion, Beverly Adams escorfed by Franklin Shine, Rebecca Porter escoried by Randall Lake, and Fannie Smifh escorled by Wayne Green. 155 Y , ,,, W, - Luther Billis displays his ability to argue Lt. Bill of the United States Bloody Mary always was stirring up a little excitement among the Sea Marines. Bee's, especially with Lieutenant Cable. South Pacific Seen on the patio of Emile de Beck's home are Emile and Nellie after cr lively party g'ven by Emile in NelIie's honor. - Z 5 The song and dance routine done by Nellie Forbush, along with her Nellie bids Emile's children goodnight. Honeybun, was the biggest hit of the Thanksgiving program. N561 Amll - ff 99 Everybody's favorites were Lana Gilberf and Aaron Smith who sang Carolyn Hilyer's comic reading was enioyed by everyone fha? night. Whof Would I do. ariety Ni ht faumawmrerasz M' J A womanless wedding is fruly what it wasl Mike Howard, Jimmy Russell, Bobby Bush, Gene Thomas, Francis Kane, James Briif, Jesse Waldrop, and Jack Harper kepf the audience in a roar. Edwlna Ruiledge had U Smile for SVEVYOHB 05 She Sang l Whisfle 0 Willie Ray Oaks, Roger King, Aaron Smiih, and Robert Kiffrell con- HUPPY T'-'n9'H fribufed much fo Variefy Nighf wifh flieir version of The Rigoleiio Quor1eHe.', Here we see The end men and end women dancing up a storm while ihe chorus in the background sings a lively number. Tommy Giglo, Dianne Stillwell, Gerald Rhodes, Mary Lou Powers, Have fun ond cuf up plenty was The motto of Charlotte Cone, Freddie Fussell, ond Brenda Johns are livin if u sin in to the David Cox, Mickey Wilks, Ronnie Goodwin, Carol Riddle, and 9 P 9 9 Rock-n-Roll Beat. I 158 :I Mike Davis. JR. - R. RECEPTIO The Reception was fun for all and was beautifully decorated. Wayne Bell with date Mary Ann Storey are shown standing in the lovely centerpiece. - Bentley and Jody Lamb with her date Larry - 22:49 -Q we .tifxagwe ,W :Q X 'M if 1 A Q s,,3.6f,Agk 1 ig, if N wtf law www its 6 i Y Our pretty hostesses dressed in Japanese outfits added much to our night of fun. Serving were Little, Mariorie Duty, Joyce Brooks, and Carol Hutchins. l159l .snags J ....vs....,..,.N..--- . - Vena Brannon, Geraldine Necholson, Judy '- -XM' f i X N .rf Y FEATURES Valedictorian JACK BLAU Salutatorian BILL MASSICOTT Honor Student EVELYN GODWIN QW SQ Tony Mani Clason Kyle l1661 JUDGES Ralph Pyburn Most Beautiful JEAN ADAMS Senior Class Beauty JODY LAMB A-gn Junior Class Beauty MARY BEE CORNETT Sophomore Class Beauty DIANE JOHNSON Freshman Class Beauty SHERYL DENSON . ,, YNY? A' 5 9' 0 i ' V X ji i , 8 , ,fgf,:f??-,,Q 2, ,L Wa' . ' qiktfllv , ' -N i ' f-, 5 M T kv, ' 1,-' al' 1' 1? Q f Elf. ? 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Porterf Coxroie Snlffmcncf Noriy Lnbklor. A 2 9' .5 ,V and Miss Central ANNE MURPHY ond JACK BLAU -, 'TTL -'Gill ff-limi, ft- Ds ev - ,. Ann believes in comfort at all times! But is it possible to Jack seems to agree with Ann's philosophy You must agree study and be comfortable at the same time? there are all ways to studyl 53 fe ww I .. I L. ,- 'wif ie, is 5 s 2 .4 s ' Eg- ': V U! F .X ,:E:':,- 9 :E : M In V J W Ari - ,w I ml A J MX 2 ' I is 'Qui X There's nothing like swimming for relaxing and building Riding Ligthning is Ann's favorite pastime that physique that will catch any girl's eyell 175 1 1961 VVHIYS WHO On the following poges, the Red ond Block tokes pride in presenting the l9ol Senior Closs Superlotives. These ore the students who have become known tor porticulor trodemorks ond who will be remembered by mony with these titles. BEST ALL-ROUND Anne Murphy ond Jock Blou MO TED Myro Jecm A cms ond Roger King Jecm Adams ond Mike lngrom Peggy Kermon on Jimmy Fuller Uk BEST PERSQNALITY Mary Anne Benfley and Gurvice Clark MOST Vlfl2SATll.E Glenda Hall and Cade Hendrix MOST INTELLECTUAL Evelyn Godwin ond Bill Mossico'rT MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Frcinces Deloney ond Mickey Mcires BEST DANCERS y cmd Auron Smith . my X '4'H'Hf1gvzrap4 Lx. 15'fQf. 'SUVF fyggivsissyv ff! '.3, f.iQjf.'H.?i1ES!2izvif F . 'rf 555' MJ, SQ I QW fi' l H iggvbwigfinygvlsgly, wyivqfibwk ywfnhi 'qw 'ww ivriwiwv VX -Miwrisw .gu- fS'1.., ' ws Q .N ,W ' iw f,,,dgsfi , K 'K 'zY'f1?vi9f gf . v-' ' -1 ,, ,iw , 5 fwx mimi A , Q is 1 Adwf , Q .RPM Lukivgwfi 1 I if -'.: Y aw f f ,., 1 '- . N 1 741114 X f ' , ixxliylxkk 4 q ,fnzxx ,lr if K M ' M11 HKU 212132 ,gpg f .3-255, ., if 1 k H-'HSN A , ff 154 . , X - W 1 5 Yi S 'Z Sw X A Q J . A S' ,, 13 5 A v 1 Q211,:: ff' H wk fa 1 4.152 ' 'L . www ,. JW 5 A . 74' 5 2 , . ' sf' 5,f?z,Jvf1L mm., Q2,1L2fQ4,. 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Senior Class Favorites AN HY and JACK BLAU + , I ,lunior Class Favorites MARY BEE CORMETT and JIMM-L Sophomore Class Favorites :Duma and DAVID coeolms Freshman Class Favorites FANNIE SMITH and LARRY SELLERS A r Y' -.-7.. NME ,mi - x Vaxxfxx 3 M W SPORTS F7 COACH HENRY GRESHAM COACH JOHN WHATLEY Athletic Director Baseball Coach Head Football Coach Assistant Football Coach C0 CHES Coaches Henry Gresham, John Whatley, Norman Schanbhut, Terry Burt, and Bob Ellis did a fine iob for Central this year in the field of sports They not only gave us a fine record, but they helped to promote good sportsmanship among the players. We express our deepest thanks to the coaches of Central High School. . , .... .- T ESQ .,,...,.. - , 25 Q , W to ....t,..: :....: . . ......,., .:.t. ,EV,,:t,.....: .t,,, ....::.....,.,,t., , , 2 COACH NORMAN SCHAUBHUT COACH TERRY BURT Basketball Coach Track Cgqch Assistant Football Coach B Team Football ' iii tffiiffffrfq ,, ,. :: , f HY ,vm fg ' , fu. fijhxyct gf if Ltitfff ' A- ifiil .0 Q. we we Q 6 , M. sf Aix 4 efiwiv 2 iff' WK 5 if 2 T . -45 ,gif Qi n 'i ,3rig.,st.,,,.fQg' we ,g,JiL?,, 5 sggia k ' : ::1.ff ffs ..-... sf , V i - ' COACH BOB ELLIS B and C Team Basketball First row: Jerry Bryan, Philip Newsome, Mike Beste, Buck Angell, Tillman Houston, Jimmy Carpenter. Second row: Terry Goss, Larry Stubbs Seth Floyd, James Leoman, Kenneth Abbot, Jerry Williams, James Britt. Third row: John Franklin, Larry Lewis, Bobby Slocumb, Wayne Mahoney Kenny Hall, Walter Baker, Gordon Cox. Fourth row: Bill Harbuck, Bobby Bush, David Kite, Don Burkes, Jerry Tidmore, Jack Chancellor Mike Reese Fifth row: Bobby Windham, Neil Stillwell, Jack Blau, Randall Lake, Bill Massicot, Nathan Ruskin, Jimmy Russell. Central Central Central... .. Central ...... Central VARSITY FOOTBALL Eufaula ...24 Ce-ntral.....,l4 Woodlawn ..... 24 Central ...... l4 Baker .... l3 Central......2O Columbus .. .,l3 Central ..... .2l Auburn ... .. 6 Central... ,. 7 Lanett . Jordan Opelika Valley . Dothan ,IGM JACK BLAU TILLMAN HOUSTON Co-Captain Co-Captain ll9l1 JACK BLAU DAVID RAY RANDALL LAKE TILLMAN HOUSTON Senior Junior Senior Senior Quarterback End Fullback Center 2 f 3 .,.. , if ,I 1 E I . ii 2 ,,, V Ii .3 . fi 2 -E. ,fggisgwk -, wwf 'V NEIL STILLWELL Junior Jack Blau picks up yardage on a short gain against Baker. The Red lmps pu? up a good Hammck fight, but The Baker squad proved too much for Them. The final score was Baker 13, Central O. , JIMMY RUSSELL WAYNE MAHONEY JIMMY CARPENTER BILL MASSICOT Junior Junior Senior Senior Haifback End Tackle Guard I1921 1 WALTER BAKER JAMES BRITT MIKE BESTE PHILIP NEWSOME Junior Junior Senior Senior Guard Tackle Center Guard V .W w ,. ii . I fl' VV . W Q 7 zvn 2 K -512: :'1'f::'. 2 A Q Y f A '--fgwfff BOBBY WINDHAM Halfback, Neil Stillwell, fighis free from the grip of a Columbus Blue Devil. Afier a rugged Hiifrggzk game Central came out on lop 'I9-13. 2 LARRY STUBBS JERRY BRYAN KENNY HALL NATHAN RUSTIN Senior Senior Junior Sophomore Halfback Tackle Fullback Tackle fl931 21 Mi. s M fi. Q fm, , Q ,s 3 M ' 91 X mr , ..1. , , Su l vs Q f 'sax , 1 . . X if r 'E W k ' - mv-mum ww A-alias .f Q Estzmbm W 'W f J BUCK ANGELL BILL HARBUCK TERRY GOSS JAMES LEAMAN Senior Junior Junior Junior End End Guard Tackle KA .W , .:- at .1 , '- Hai Q w A g -W V M gp 1'1 ?' I ,inf Vw- ,,g?,,?,VWt,ss5f - . MQ, M .',,, FWZ U W J isa , :2.f.,2:'2fs'i-ftlwrgfzfvmzffuiu BOBBY BUSH Junior Center Bobby Windham pushes off a big boy from Eufaula as he gains yardage. If was o hard game, buf Eufaula downed the Big Reds 24-12. KENNETH ABBOT SETH FLOYD GORDON COX DON BURKES SSHFOI' Junior Junior Junior Guard Hclfback Halfbuck Guard l1941 ,. Iii Q :: . W .. Q Q' ': I L! 1 Rf : 1 ' -' n if - f I I ,,., I E E ., ,:,. ' A I 'I I., .,. 'f'., Q , .i 'v'- l g, Ii:-:fi . .,.. i - he X QTY ' fi af, ,K IE X :,, M' ,5 M.. I ts , . A . I I ' Qffehfxgk Wifi? f'f771 i i ' iIi'iggWl'f'ff'? i I ' e :ffilg Il Q MIKE REESE JOHN FRANKLIN BOBBY SLOCUMB JACK CHANCELLOR Halfback Halfback End Halfback Sophomore Junior Sophomore Sophomore David Ray picks up a iouchdown as he breaks loose from a Columbus Blue Devil. The final score was I9-I3 in CenfraI's favor. I . .. 2 g p -N Q . 1 551 - 3 I mr, F! , . -2.-'fffifi' - .,,., p gffs:-1' - A I - .- 5, ,Wwign wg, JERRY TIDMORE Tackle Sophomore DAVID KITE LARRY LEWIS FOOTBALL MANAGERS: Kneeling, KARL EDWARDS. Standing: BILLY GREEN, End Quarterback PHILIP DAVIS, RONNIE CRANE, and GUY TILLERY. Junior Sophomore 195 Bottom row: Coach Burt, Ronnie Weaver, Wayne Allen, Andy Murphy, Randall Conners, Jerry Barbaree. Second row: Bryant Stokes, Jerry Roberts, Allan Ray, Bobby Waddail, Ronnie Garner. Third row: Bobby Beavers, Lawernce Becqueth, Durwood Kite, Jerry Scarbrough, Mike East, Ronnie Knowles. Fourth Row: Chipper Brown, Bobby Bush, Don Burkes, Duoine Hatha- way, Donnie Turvin, Roy Rosso. Fifth row: Tommy Henderson, Clifford Dempsey, Jerry Tidmore, Jack Chancellor, Mike Reese, Jimmy Wissman. Sixth row: Edward Corbitt, Freddy Haines, Ronnie Hudson, Larry Lewis, David Kite, Joel Watson, Bobby Slocumb. G6 99 l lCllfl'DGClK, Jack Cl1CIl'lCell0I', with the uid of Ronnie Knowles SCOYBS Jack Chancellor is brought down by two B team Blue Devils after a ugulnsl' Columbus- short gain. Central come out on top 33-6. Il'-761 E 5 Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central. . . . Central Central Central Central Central Central. . . Central Central Baseball ...II 8 8 9 5 9 ...IO ...IQ 6 ...IO ...I2 3 ...II 4 8 I ...IO I 6 ...I4 Schedule Baker ....... Columbus .... Alexander City .... Valley ....... Jordan ...... Valley ....... Sidney Lanier . Baker ....... Sidney Lanier . Jordan ...... Baker ....... Robert E. Lee. . Valley ...,,.. Opelika . . . Auburn .. Auburn ..,... Auburn ...... Union Springs. Union Springs. Union Springs. ....IO ....I2 5 ,,, 4 2 I 4 4 8 5 l 4 2 5 I 2 3 ,,, O Baseball Managers: Randy Conners, Mike Gamble, Gordy Byrd, and Coach Whafley 3 3 2 BASEBALL I EE . 1 N L, 't ex- Q 'S I 1.5:-:EE .r' . I- ,I ffl V... W A jig:-f' L 511.4 3 5253 1. -,S ' 21 U' ' x Jig-' iii.. ' I 5 A . .. is Z , Q as I I I YK, VL A 1 I F If V Kneeling: Bobby Windham, Neil Stillwell, Edward Perkins, Johnny Huckaby, Ronald Bailey, Mike Ingram, .lack Blau, Gene Sharpe. Standing: Larry Pickren, David Rhodes, Jimmy Russell, Sandy Smith, Coach Whatley, Wayne Platt, Paul Waldrop, David Ray, Ranny Carmack. lI97I 3 NE I , . 5 VARSITY BASKETBALL Central Central Central Central ...... 53 Central ...... SI Central ...... 46 Kneeling, Jimmy Fuller. ......52 Auburn . ......47 Jordan . .....,4i Columbus Baker .. Valley .. Eufaula . Mike Ingram, David Rhodes, Wendall Barr, Mike Marshall, Coach Schaubhut, Jimmy Russell, David Ray, Wayne Mahoney, Larry Pickren VARSITY BASKETBALL ....5O Central......6O Columbus ......53 Central...... .......58 Central,......57 Opelika ......,.5-4 Central...... ......58 Central......56 Auburn .. ....54 Central...... ....47 Central......6l Valley ....65 Central.,.... ....49 Central......49 Eutaula .. ....67 Central...... .......4i Central....1.69 Jordan .. ..-68 Central...... Central ...... Lanet . . . Eutaula . Dothan . Columbus Baker .. Tallassee Lanett .. COACH SCHAUBHUT Basketball Managers: MIKE GAMBLE, EDWARD CORBITT, BILLY GREEN, NEAL DUVALL. f 198 1 VAR ITY ACTIO ln the semi-Gnals of the Christmas Tournament Jimmy Russell attempts a rebound against Central met the Eutaula boys in a hard-fought Columbus. The game was hard and rugged game ending with Central on top 46-41. with Central coming out on top 60-58. Jimmy Russell and Wendell Barr fight for a rebound against Auburn. After an exciting game, the Red Devils edged the Tigers 56-54. Columbus put up a stiff battle against Central, Central's right guard, Jimmy Fuller, attempts to but the Blue Devils proved no match against drive around a husky Jordan player. Both teams the Red Devils with the final score 60-53. fought hard, but Central proved too much for , Jordan with a score of 69-68. J I 199 1 JIMMY FULLER Senior Guard LARRY PICKREN Junior Guard DAVID RAY Junior Forward WAYNE MAHONEY Junior Forward THE 1960 -61 JIMMY RUSSELL Junior Forward RED DE IL MIKE MARSHALL Sophomore Cenier DAVID RHODES Junior Forward ART WILLIAMS Junior Forward WENDELL BARR Sophomore Forward WILLIAM MU RPH EY Sophomore Forward MB Team Basketball Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central .... .... Central Central Central... ... Auburn . Jordan . Dixie . . . Columbus Baker .. Opelika Auburn . Valley . . Jordan . Lanett .. Eutaula . Pacelli . . Baker .. Francis Kane takes a shot against Baker with Pat Floyd looking on. The two teams put up a thrilling battle ending 51-49 the l.ioin's way. Buddy Carpenter, Ronald Bailey, Gene Kinney, Larry Lewis, Art Williams, Robert Williams, Daniel Jones, Coach Ellis, John Snellings, Bobby Bush, Donnie Tarvin, Ronnie Knowles, Pat Floyd, Ronnie Garner, Francis Kane. l2o21 l GGC99 Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Glenn Baxter and Henry Parker attempt to block a shot made by a Baker player. The tussle ended 22-30 in favor of Baker. Central. ., Team Schedule 31 Dixie . . . 41 Seale .. 38 Columbus 35 Baker .. 27 Valley . . 3l Jordan . l9 Columbus 22 Baker .. 25 Lanett .. 35 Valley . . 15 20 2,5 10 Kneeling: Coach Ellis. Standing: Wayne Lewis, William Cox, Henry Parker, Freddie Haines, Glenn Baxter, Jimmy Wissman Don Carnely Bobby Waddail, DUH Gamble, Herman Fussell, Mike Malone, Bryant Stokes and Jerry Barbaree. 12031 24 33 'DMM .22 ii r in A 'fu' 3 J' ff is First row: Tillman Houston, Ronnie Knowles, Jerry Hart, Otis Smith. Second row: Coach Burt, Jack Chancellor, Ray Driskell, Jack Blau, Donnie Tarvin. TR CK Otis Smith shows remarkable ability in broad iumping in a track meet against Troy, Smith has a promising future since he is only a Freshman 1 4 x l W, WW V 5 M! A 9' ' was ,Y . ! 1 l M 3 S . .. ' .,., Ig, 6 j '-1 ,A ' 1' ,ra f V-ft' -:ff 5 wi g m , I 2 11 ..'3,:g?E:,i,g-at-'s::. : ' 2 . ' ' 'I --.- . :ge A 1 lf: xi W Q., V- Z .-:::-:::: 21-2-1 - -iii 2 Qf1mfw.aw2--raf,tf A wir., '- ,- 3 .-3 - is 41111-.-g.s5s::sssrgaxwfi- V , .asv gf 9 6 Mn. ,,,, ., ., ,, , QSM.-,125 K, ,,. Wig , we - . H A M. 3 s as V r ,M -'AH , t i s A X 1 ,rra K Q :,gQL - . ' M- M . -wr-M sv. Qgs jgzgw' 2 e-f,,aQ,,:f.,,'r,g-,Q V ,gf QQ x f f fQff -Q V J. SfJw 4:.??,.smw ,ss 'fw-WW' .aim-fi' gg Cyglllftalffa-Jifffff Ray Driskell attempts a high polevoult against Troy's track team. Cen- tral showed skill in all events, but they couldn't match Troy. l2o41 First row: Mike Reese, Mike Howard, Mike East, Bobby Beavers. Second row: Tommy Bishop, Fred Morphis, Randall Lake, Jack Chancellor, Gene Kin ney, Kenny Hall. Third row: Coach Sweeney, Chipper Brown, Don Burkes, James Owens, Mike Beste, Bobby Slocumb. ' RESTLING Mike Howard and Mike East are shown working out. The two boys Mike Best and Walter Baker go through a few fundamentals in the art have u promising future in high school wrestling. of wrestling. Best is attempting to get a chicken wing on Baker. l2051 . ANNE MURPHY Captain 5 X5 f' ww? gf DAVID COGGINS . 2 5 25? W mums JOHNSON Jos Momaow L 206 1 BEVERLY ADAMS A854185 l2o71 . ,ww JODY LAMB Co-Captain GAIL SPEARS v , . .,.., ,. ,,,., , W ., , uvl H My MM, V WW , 0 . .H - Akug Q, .. V M, , . 6 M ,, , L 4 V -. ' A i A W A had :K . v V..- , , M of -A 9 . Sf M Q .f ak, -. ,T-'waz Vid 5 ,M . D Y, F W Aw.: 4 . ,X f 4 , ' 1 giry fgig lf., 'f fi k . Qfy+4fi5? vwvi--A PM-aff: 2 Y- fl KLM vii v - 4,-ff. E 4 t ' -X Tiflif' ' .rn Hwy Q T fQL2'fT ' f'ff,zY'.' -I is -x A ff-.Y-,,,.QqgA.+ K! ii ,,'1.3H,,-fzgnw , wgrzif , Q , ximf 5 Q L -fMf5wfrf'zf: ' -w.1'4s9?1f 3 E gi5?i'73'i 1,151 V 'YW David Coggins, Beverly Adams, Jody Lamb, Anne Murphy, Gail Spears, Diane Johnson, and Joe Morrow. XA :Sr ll' fx. hh X :iii ' AD ERTISEMEN ,J W V 5.:..,15t, S.ifg? u53,,5 ,, -,'5'2:x',,-gi. . k,,E Z-Q' 1 , -, P, ,Fw-. - .,:.-,. W- Ng. A .Y Q.. V hi,-'c nz' X fg,,,x.,-era L- fab gb! 1' in ' H 4' .1 'ff Q ,w-fN+1ax,N.z1 ml 1.332532 up QE :-r JOSTEN CLASS RINGS SYIVIBOLIZE THE FINEST TRADITIONS AND DURABLE SATISFACTIONS FAIR PLAY LOYALTY FRIENDSHIP SCHOLARSHIP 7? 96 if JOSTEN'S More Thom 60 years Represenfofivez E. TRUIVIAN FLETCHER BOX 358 MARIETTA GEORGIA I mo 1 'iBc-:ot udoheo 2or4u wonderful suture! x t x W EQ gf? . ,wwwlwl ,Az 9 X ,EN ,-, , . ...., , - if ' 3 fi x. rrs vouns wl1'H SObLfl'lC-EVM IQ11 1 Many school authorities encourage soft drinks to encourage good habits In many secondary schools. ofiicials make soft drinks easily available in food and refreshment facilities, in order to cultivate mild, moderate. wholesome recrea- tional habits. They reason that if youngsters have an after-school gathering place at school. with a soft and pleasurable refreshment keynote. they will be more inclined to participate in benehcial activities under the watchful eye of the school administration. By the same token, availability of soft drinks within school limits encourages youngsters to stay on school property at lunchtime. Other soft drink values to be taken into account in relation to school facilities: 1. DIETARY vAi.uE: Soft drinks are accepted in die- tetic planning as an Haccessory food. Like relishes, they accent the diet healthfully. Thus they add fiavor and variety to menus that otherwise may seem routine. Soft drinks provide 100 calories of food energy per 8 ounces in easily assimilable form-a helpful con- tribution during the school day to pupil alertness and interest. 2. wHoi.EsoMENEss: As you know, the body loses 256 quarts of fluid each day. Soft drinks help re- store body fiuid balance. Carbonation adds zest and palatability, In addition. soft drinks aid digestion and stimulate appetite. Because they are liquid, soft drinks pass quickly through the mouth, with virtually no in- volvement in oral conditions related to dental prob- lems. Recent dental research reafiirms this thinking. These are some of the reasons why soft drinks have a place in the food and refreshment facilities of our schools where bottled beverages are easy to store, handle and serve economically. lf the subject of soft drinks in schools comes before your Board, talk it over with your local bottler. He's a tax-paying busi- nessman of the community, dealing in products which contribute to the local economy in the same way as other food products served on school premises. He's entitled to a fair hearing. Let us send you more complete and thoroughly docu- mented literature on the food, health and social values of bottled soft drinks. Write: 2. American Bottlers oi B Washington 6, D.C. gl., The National Association of the Bottled Soft Drink Industry O Oo Carbonated Beverages 'i . . ,Ol ' o,l A non-profit association of manufacturers of bottled soft drinks, with members in every state. Its pur- poses: To improve production and distribution methods through education and research . . . and to promote better understanding of the industry and its products. COLUMBUS BOTTLER'S ASSOCIATION i E ogageuiew memory garclend WoJern perpefua! Care Cemefery Our aim ia fo cleuegzla Leaufifuf reggioud ga:-Jena fo infipire fke Allin? ana! cleloicf efernag fkaf flue Aeaufy of may Juruiue. jf IJ gpffer fa own ce jamffy Zguriaf afafe am! Hof neva! if, Mun fo neva! one unc! Hof Aaue if. jamid, Ab may Ae Aedzcfezl on monffzfy Pfam Ofgcafzd on Me UXQFAAIJ, LSZMM paznoacf 31'vef! PLOW cy 8-0225 cy 8-0706 cy 8-4768 Omce open Jellell- Jayif a WQGL I 213 1 COLUMBUS IRON WORKS Distributors of: Industrial Supplies, Heating, Electrical, and Plumbing Supplies, Building Specialties, Roofing, Glass Blocks, Etc. 9OI Front Avenue Phone EAirfax 4-246i COLUMBUS, GEORGIA Griffith and Norris I602 Opelika Road Air Conditioning-Heating-Refrigeration Sales-Service-lnstallation 24 Hour Service K E M P' S RESTAURANT Open 24 Hours ci Day Opelika Road Phone CY 8-9I6O PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA Landrum Auto Parts Dependable Used Parts 3054 Victory Drive PIWOIWG MU 9-8532 PARTS FOR ALL CARS CAIN'S RADIO AND ELECTRONIC SERVICE NOSEGAY SHOP FLORIST Since I945 Serving Phenix City, Columbus, and Fort Benning Phones CY 8-7726 or CY 7-438i Across from Cobb's Hospital- Fort Drive L. Ruth Pittman- Evva Owens, Owners PHENIX CITY ALABAMA f2i41 DILLINGI-IAM MARKET 530 10th Avenue Phone CY 8-9189 PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA Red Dot Store HARDENS' SUPERETTE PHENIX ciw, ALABAMA C O L O N I A L FUNERAL HOME 613 14th Street Phone CY 8-8728 Phenix City, Alobomo LAMAR MURPHY FOR: 0 Underwood ond Royol Typewriters- Used ond Reconditioned v Used Typewriters-oll mokes 0 New Portobie Typewriters-oil mokes 0 Typewriters ond Adding Mochine Repoirs 0 Rentol Typewriters ond Adding Mochines OFFICE SUPPLIES Coll or see- STEWART TYPEWRITER CO. 1041 Broodwoy Diol FA 2-8971 BRITTON 8g DOBBS FUNERAL HOMES INC. Phenix City's Most Modern Ambulance Service 1514 - 5th Avenue Phone CY 8-0668 YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME... 6 'mx ,..... . ......... .... .... ,,., 1 ,.,,, k x 'I if I j'. . . . . I , . - '--.. ..,. l -.,A,. ' z ' Dedicated To Community Service 215 BUDDY'S FOOD CENTER l5l3 - 3rd Avenue Dial CY 8-0896 Pl'lENlX CITY, ALABAMA Bickersiaff Clay Products Company l I E ERANICS CURB MARKET BOOTH 5 DRUG SWR 8g SERVICE STATION SAVE ON YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS MONO: ll: YOU CAN'T STOP WAVE Dial CY 8-6311 l6l8 Opelika Road Phenix CiTy, Ala Air Condifioned Cecil Carden, Overseer Frank l-larold, Owner Moore's Steak House Cafe VlOLET'S BEAUTY SHOP HFINEST FQQD IN TOWN 806 - l4Th Sfreef Phone CY 8-9094 REIENIX CITY, ALABAMA mm list Plwenix City, Ala amo CaTering Service HARDAWAY ,fb JN M MOTOR COMPANY Qjdlxggf - who C MP ' , 1 . D , . V ii? C2'Z,,,.A,,y4,,,,z,..,.,a,.,1.9aIa9.fw FORD SALES SERWCE Phone FA 2-7781 TNT ' T541 - lsf Avenue 216 COLUMBUS, GEORGIA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T961 K mone ma es ' I k 'TT ' 2 moreymoney . . LL I .44 zjfff i 2 it you save by the IOth! Bring your savings additions in by the IOth ot any month -earn high returns from the Ist! FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF RUSSELL COUNTY Phone CY 8-78OI 506 - I4th Street Phenix City, Alabama IQOO Broadway Phone FA 2-73OI 9 9 aVlSOIlS The South's First Family of Department Stores Stand Up and Fry. G G C O M P A N Y That Make You Cry, Buy Eggs That Phone CYpress 8-0636 T224 I3th Avenue NPHENIX CITY f2i71 ALABAMA IDLE HOUR PARK AMUSEMENT RIDES GAMES, SWIMMING, BOWLING, SKATING, SKIING MINIATURE GOLF COURSE Locmed Summerville Road, Phenix City, Alobomo Phone CY 8-7434 l2l81 SC HOMBURG'S Jewelers Over 89 Yeors Diomoncl Merchonis Serving This Community Since T872 C. Schomburg A Great No me in Clothing ond S on SUITS ilncorporoiedl SOUTH H21 Broodvvoy Columbus, Oeorgio MALONE OFFICE EQJIPMENT COMPANY 219 WE ARE ALWAYS HAPPY TO SERVE YOU TO7 l2Th Sireei Phone FA 2-25l3 COMPLIMENTS or!-x F R I E N D NOCERAS' VILLA NOVA RESTAURANT HoME or THE womb rf-vvlous PIZZA Vicfory Drive-Next To Villo Novo Mofel Plon A Dinner Or Porty In Our Romon Room PHENIX CITY AUTO PARTS GUNTER INSURANCE AGENCY I503 Fifth Avenue PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA GENERAL INSURANCE MORTGAGE LOANS REAL ESTATE SALES F.H.A. onol G.I. LOANS JACK GUNTER ROBERT GUNTER Your lndlependlenur Insuronce Agent Serves You First PHENIX CITY HERALD PRINTERS 81 PUBLISHERS Harold E. Poor, Sr., Publisher Harold E. Poor, Jr. 8OO Fourteenth Street Dial CYpress 8-696i Phenix City, Ala. - J 'fl .T J. 4 nf ily. , . fx L - 'J 'E ' c s'rArnu l 'S F- Q C REEVES AUTO SUPPLY Owned and Operated by .lack W. Reeves WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR Plwfie cv 8-7867 8l3 - l4th Street Phenix City, Ala. WOODWARD'S FABRics-cuRTAINS-LINENSSBEID. sEwiNe NoTioNs-TRiMMiNes Phone FA 2-395i ll39 Broadway COLUMBUS, GEORGIA Commercial Printers, Inc. Printing and Lithographing i039 - l3th Street Columbus, Georgia Ca rroII's Gu If Service 4th Avenue 81 l2th Street Open 24 Hours A Day Phone FA 2-5233 Columbus, Georgia H 8K K MARINE SALES EVINRUDE Sales and Service Boats - Trailers - Motors Sporting Goods - Guns - Ammunition CY 8-8634 l707 - I4th Street Phenix City ALL vvoiaic GUARANTEED G. H. MELTON Furniture Repairing - Refinishing and Upholstering Phone CY 8-7982 5Il Broad Street Phenix City, Alabama aj ...in life M ...in the Big 'f Blue Horse J. SHANNON BU RCH 33 ,5 Contest BLUE Honsno QMQZWMSMSWM MONTAG'S Atlanta, Georgia IT'S FUN TO SHOP AT KlRVEN'S I ll- Your Store 8ww.. With So Much . . : ..... Mme! . ' g, H36 Broadway A K 'WEN' 9' Columbus, Go. ' y Q We 1243-61h Avo. I2221 FA 3-4371 I I I I I B A R B E E I I THE PHENIX CITIZEN FIXTURE MANUFACTURING I I CY 8-4737 Phenix Girard Building COMPANY I LARGEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER Phenix CITY' Alcbcmc CHATTAHOOCHEE VALLEY SOUTH'S MOST MODERN FIXTURE Phenix City Alobcmc MANUFACTURING PLANT I I LEE A I V. V. VICK i JEWELERS I Dari-Delite Best Milk Shakes Diamonds - Watches - Silver - Chino and Dial EA 7-4348 l2l8 Broad I Malts in Town CGLUMBUS, GEGRGIA Phenix City, Alabama I REESE DRUG COMPANY CHOPPY'S RESTAURANT HJUST WHAT YOUR DOCTOR ORDERS Registered, Pharmacist and Phone CY 8-762i I l3ll - l4th Avenue Phenix City, Ala. I I PHENIX CITY FLOWER SHOP v. C. WATERS HARDWARE i3li - l4th Avenue FOR THE BEST Weddings - Special Arrangements IN THE HARDWARE LINE Cut Flowers - Funeral Designs Corsages - Pot Plants 4306 Hamilton Road Columbus, Ga. Representative MRS. SELBY FREEMAN I 223 Phone CY 8-8747 I COMPLTMENTS OF CENTRAL HIGH SCHCJOL PTA PHENIX CITY BOCSTER CLUB MR. STILLWELL MR. RUSSELL Presidenf Vice-President MRS. BLAU MR. LUTON Secrefo ry ' Treosu rer fl O 3 'U .-1: QE 54 :um ms EC' .4 8 Z ng SP cn E vig 1' O Z CD 91: CD . AQQfXX px SRX 5' QWGLQ9. 9' J E' 2. LI 5 :Ii 4 XX :L ' S I ' QB T sb-bw :r 03 AJ QXDGST P o X I f , K! 44 L ATTIJYEBOTLIO MASSACHUSETTS CLASS RINGS AND PINS C UB NSIGNIA MEDALS TROPHIES PLAQUES DIPLOMAS INVITATIONS Everywhere WEST POINT MANUFACTURING COMPANY COLUMBUS MILL DIVISION COLUMBUS, 691 POW OEOIQOIA Six A fr rp e,,T,Le E251 K I R A L F Y' S FEMININE FASHIONS CoLuMBus, GEORGIA HUGH BO BENTLEY - C. Brcidley Co. PHENIX FOUND RY From' Avenue IITIW S'rreeT Columbus, Georgie PARKVIEW CURB MARKET ER CO. WEST COAST LUMBER Rood Summerville ITY, ALABAMA All Kinds Builders Supplies Diol CY 8-8726 PIHENIX C Phone CY MI54 PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA LOCAL 8: LONG DISTANCE Niovmc . BROWN VAN SERVICE, INC. rv -:1. fn 0 AGENTS FOR I, A - rRAiLwAv .. MQVING vu miss. 'wg f f ' .LI-u l . 311-f.-A -5 noun hr ronunf nos. I h NAI-ggaLvhDE W' ?7i3'f,f'f f i dial FAirfax 7-4016 MOVING ' G s :Moss i Gov TSIBTKELEEABHIBEZROVEP CYpres5 8-414 w smmzeo sv onxm wonmcuf Ill, QPU-'KA ID., PHENIX CUTY It IIHIZJN Jhamgm . A 2l6 IMI. STIE ETH COLUMIULGA- I: 2 6 CRAlG'S BAKERY GRIMES BAIT AND TACKLE SHOP 1921 71h Avenue S'viIIe Rood CY 8-9298 KIRALFY'S SHOE SALON RED DEVIL Phenix City Book Store AMERICAN LEGION BILL AND N .JE'S BEAUTY sHoP l2271 I I FARM SUPPLIERS SUNSHINE BISCUIT CO Best Wishes to our Labor Friends CECIL A. COMER GENERAL CONTRACTOR Building and Remodeling No Job Too Large Or Too Small l505 28th St. CY 8-8207 CLASON OPTICIAN Accurate and Dependable Optical Service I034 I3th Street FA 4-2073 COLUMBUS, GEORGIA CONSUMER OIL COMPANY victorev DRIVE-ACROSS FROM AIRPORT FA 7-9248 COLUMBUS, GEORGIA THE AUTO SUPPLY CO., INC. Wholesale: SHOP IT - SUPPLIES - PARTS st Avenue FA 2-7385 COLUMBUS, GEORGIA COPELAND'S GROCERY Ill5 I4th Avenue CY 8-9229 PHENlX.CITY, ALABAMA MclMILLAN MOTOR CO. A. B. CBuddyl MCMILLAN 934 Fourth Avenue COLUMBUS, GEORGIA Phone FA 2-5400 281 P 81 G LAUNDRY 9I8 Broad Street PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA l MU RPH EY'S SPORT SHOP C 8g B OIL COMPANY 846-848 Brooclwoy EA 3-4080 COLUMBUS, GEORGIA OWNED AND OPERATED BY shing Toickle 'Toys ond Gomes A' In CHADWICK Worms oncl Minnows Schwinn Bicycles uniing Equipmeni Archery Equipmenf OPGIIISU ROOCI Phenix CITY HAINES DRUG STORE KELLY'S SUPERETTE sHEi2vvooD SHOPPING CENTER SHERWOOD PHARMACY ELITE CAFE COLUMBUS MATTRESS COMPANY 222I 2ncl Avenue FA 3-0591 Columbus, Georgio Complete Renovofion of Coiion, Innerspring ond Boxspring Mofiresses I 229 1 SEYMOUR'S SPORTS WEAR CITY COMMISSION DR. VV. B. MIMS JR. JIMMY PUTNAM Moyor Commissioner JOI-IN VV. BARBEE JIM LUTON Commissioner Ciiy Clerk f2301 COMPLIMENTS OF COUNTY COMMISSION O. W. TAFF M. M. mm DUDLEY G. W. MITCHELL 12311 BETTER BUY USED CARS See CA,MERON'S JACK CRANE MUNFORDSII-egg!-YOURSELF CLIFF M. AVERETT INC. 609 14111 511661 CY 8-0624 1445 Ist Avenue FA 3-3691 PHENIX CITY' ALABAMA RAIFORD REALTY CO. RALPH RAIFORD Phone 8-0963 502 - I4TI1 Sfreef Phenix City, Alobomo LYNN KNOX CONSTRUCTION CO. AUTO DRIVING TRAINING EMPLOYEES LOAN CO. PH EN IX CITY PHARMACY 1 2 3 I O 8. M MOTOR CO. FLOWER'S BROTHERS Men's Sfore ond Vorsify Shop IO28 Broodwoy Columbus CASA-GRAN DE MOTEL FIVE POINTS HARDWARE 914 I4'rI'1 ST. I Phenix Cify DAVIS SPORTING GOODS AND PHENIX PAWN SHOP PHENIX CITY MOOSE LODGE THE WHITE CO. DORIS' FLORIST I 233 JIMMY PUTNAM I-IOMER FRANKLIN Phenix Ciiy Represeniaiive of THE NATIONAL LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO. Specializing in Life, Reiiremeni, Education, Esiaie anal Endowmenf Insurance Office FA 2-7772 Home CY 8-4210 CANTACO OIL CORP YOUR PURE JOBBER 420 Souih SeaIe Road Phenix Ciiy, Alabama LEON SLAUGHTER FURNITURE CO. Th ree Great Siores: We're always glad To show: QUALITY FURNITURE 4400 Qnd Avenue H. ROTHSCHILD, INC 3808 River Road 2039 Fi- Benning Bond 1229 Broadway FA 3-6491 COLUMBUS, GEORGIA GAYNELL BEAUTY SALON RANDALL'S 2214 444 Avenue MEN AND BOY'S SHOP snaawaaigi cENTEi2 1507 54,4 Avenue i. fl-X frfeafmtfsow 4.29 fffrkaomsvi LLM? U om i' 5701003 ICE CR EAM 901 - 13th Sirreef PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA Phone CY 8-7071 Congratulations to the CLASS OF '6I We Welcome Your Account PHENIX-GIRARD BANK CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES OF T961 ll You Are The Hope Ot The Future See us for your Furniture needs. We carry Nationally Advertised Lines such as: Kroehler Living Room Bassett Bedroom and Dining Room Berkline and Fairfield Chairs Gold Seal and Sandran Felt Rugs Howell Dinette Suites Lane Cedar Chests Mohawlf Wool Rugs COULTER FURNITURE CO. Furniture is the Heart of the Home I409 Third Avenue Phenix City, Alabama CY 8-B7-4I B05 5th Avenue PHENIX LUMBER CO. corvIPLEtE suiunine suPPuEs JOHN DUDLEY PHENIX CITY DUDLEY BROTHERS LUMBER COMPANY 0 Best in Recappina U First Choice Rubber 0 One Day Service SLOCUMB'S AND CANNON AUTO 81 HOME SUPPLY KELVINATOR RANGES, WASHERS AND REFRIGERATORS MOTOROLA TELEVISIONS AND RADIOS C ,ETF 1 stop AT me sion or XB'EG 'ch +fT THE sMluNe rms' . as-M-I 5 X ' .. ,f , - .' ,.51 5 X-, 'I' if fl 5.5 ll .I 'i 'I Q I I Qi -IQ I ,I W I ' O 1 -g ' I 51 yi ' 'I' R ill I X ,XXXQ 13 ,f ,w ci 1' .xxkxix H., TX , FX I M P R I N T B.EG00dl'iCh Smileage Dealer PERSONS Estoblished I868 Your Frigidaire Deoler M ,M S, soL LOEB COMPANY A Good Neighbor! Incgrpgrqfed WHOLESALE OROCERIES AND CIOARS DIAL CY 8-OOI5 for Appointments MABEL'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 900 Fm' Ave- COLUMBUS, GEORGIA MASTER BEAUTICIANS COLD WAVES 502 - Ioth Street Phenix City, AIC1. POSEY STUDIO 0 PORTRAITS 0 CAMERAS 0 EILIVIS 0 WEDDINGS 0 PHOTO FINISHING 0 FLASH BULBS 507 Ioth Street Phenix City, Alobomo WE MADE THE PICTURES Fora THE HRED AND BLACK I 236 1 gllllasseg Qlullege Qlnlumhns. Qlenrgia WADE RQTHWELL, Accredited by the American Association TELEPHQNE FAIRFAX 2-sm mmm of Commercial Colleges 303 - 12TH STREET On behalf of the Red and Black I would like to thank the merchants who have taken advertising space in our annual. Peggy Kennon Business Manager mam Alton Earl Abbott B Team Football l, Thespian 3, 4, Key Club 3. Kenneth Abbott B Team Football l, 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, French Club l, 2, 3, Thespians 4, Key Club 3, 4, C Club 4. Betty Jean Adams Freshman Girl's Chorus l, Glee Club l, Sec. Freshman Class l, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. Sophomore Class 2, Red and Black 3, 4, Club and Feature Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Steering Committee 3, Who's Who 4, Oftlce Stott 4. Roland Larry Adams B Team Football l, Wrestling Squad 2, 3, Spanish Club 3. Myra Jean Adams Library Club l, Student Council l, 2, Amity Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, All State Chorus 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, French Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, District F.T.A. Pres. 3, Who's Who 4. Sarah Anne Adams D.O. Club 4, Treasurer4. Elizabeth Delores Allen Treasurer 4, Student Council, Nurses of Tomorrow, Presi- dent 4, Library Club 3, 4, Vice President, Senior Tri-Hi-Y 4, Sr. Glee Club 3, 4, Freshman Girls Chorus, Reception Steering Committee 3, F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 4. Benard Harold Angell Key Club 3, 4, Varsity Football 4. Glenda June Arnold Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Keyhole Stat? 3, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, D.O. Club 4, Reporter 4, Girl's Chorus l, 2. Jo Ellen Baker Freshman Girls Chorus, Amite Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, President 4, Senior Glee Club 4. Shirley Baker Dramatic Club 2, 3, Library Club 3, 4, National Thespian Society 2, 3, 4. Bennie LeRoy Barfield Amite Tri-Hi-Y l, 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4, Secretary 4, Band Council 4 District Band l, 2, 3, 4, All State Band l, 2, 3, 4, Maiorette 4. Mary Anne Bentley Freshman Girls Chorus l, Senior Glee Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Student Council 4, Red and Black 4, Senior Editor 4, Treasurer of Senior Class 4, Who's Who 4, Homecoming Queen 4. John Michael Beste B Team Football l, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, All Bi City Second Team 4, C Team l, Wrestling Team 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Soph. Vice Pres. 2, Jr. Vice Pres. 3, C Club 3, 4, Student Council 2, Glee Club l, Who's Who 4. Jack Lawrence Blau Varsity Football l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, Co Capt. 4, Var- sity Basketball l, 2, 3, Varsity Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Key Club, Vice President 3, C Club 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Freshman Class President l, Freshman Fa- vorite l, Vice Pres. French Club l, Student Council l, President of Student Body 4, President of French Club 2, Darnell Sportsmanship award 3, 4, Most Valuable Back 3, Junior Class President 3, Confederate Conference Football 3, 4, Confederate Baseball 3, Keyhole Staff 3, Who's Who 4, Most Valuable Player Award 4, Back of the Year Award 4, Senior Class Favorite, Mr. Central 4, Valedictorian, Aaron Bryant Bradley B Team Basketball l. Mary Earlene Brannon F.H.A. l, 2, Glee Club 3, Amite Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4, Student Council 4, Thes- pians 3, 4, Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer, D.O. Club 4, Vice Pres, Alice Brown Beta Club 2, 3, 4. Barbara Mae Brown Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4. Jerry Robert Bryan Band l, 2, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, C Club 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Clinic Choir 2, 3, Wrestling Team 3. Jane Ellen Burke Band l, 2, 3, Librarian 3, N.O.T. 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4, Li- brary Club 4, Sec. 4, Oltice Staff 4, Amite Tri-Hi-Y l. Doris Jean Butts F.H.A. l, 2, 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. Lynda Lou Cappa Amite Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, Keyhole l, 2, 3, 4, Reporter l, Assist- ant Circulation Manager 2, Exchange Editor 2, Society Editor 4, Business Manager 4, G.T.A. 4, Quill and Scroll 4. Charles Wallance Caraway Basketball l, Band l, 2, 3, 4, All State Band 4, Speech 4. James Fredrick Carpenter, Jr. B Team Basketball l, 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, Wrestling Team 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, C Club 3, 4, Who's Who 4. Brenda Joyce Carroll F.H.A. l, 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Library Club 2, 3. Sarah Anne Clayton F.H.A. l, 2, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Senior Tri-Hi-Y 4. Gurvice Clark Glee Club l, 2, French Club 3, 4, Sec. 3, 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Jr. Class Treasurer 3, Sr. Class President 4, Who's Who 4. l2391 Obed Coker, Jr. Keyhole l, 2, 3, 4, Reporter, Circulation Mg. 3, Adver- tising 3, Asc. Editor 4, D.O. 4, Hi-Y 3, 4. Charles Cole i, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club. Richard Edwin Cox C Team Basketball i, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 4, French Club 3, Student Gov't Day 3. Evelyn Charlotte Coulter Glee Club l, Amite Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, F.T.A. 2, 3, N.O.T. Club 4, Thespians 3, 4. Linda Geraldine Davis Amitie Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Accompanist l, 2, N.O.T. 3, 4, All State Chorus 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4. Glennis Jewel Davis F.H.A. l, 2, Glee Club 3, 4. Judith Gail Daye F.H.A. l, 2, Historian 2, 3, Ottice Staff 2, 3, 4. Lenora Ann Delucca Beta Club 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, All State Chorus 3, Freshman Girls Chorus l. Norman Gene Donaldson Band l, 2. Gertha Nell Drake Glee Club i, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4. Carol Ann Dunn Amitie Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Freshman Girls Chorus l, Senior Glee Club 3, 4, All State Chorus 4. David Ray Driskell Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, National Thespian Society 2, 3, 4, Varsity Track 2, 3, 4. James Carson Edwards, Jr. Varsity Wrestling Team 3. Carl Stuart Edwards Football Mgr. l, 3, 4, Baseball Mgr. 2, Thespian 2, 3, 4, C Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Key Club 4. Dwaylor Kay Ellis Glee Club l. Marsha Phyllis English Freshman Girls Chorus l, Glee Club l, F.H.A. l, 2, D.O. 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4. Madeline Fay Ferrell Red and Black l, 2, 3, 4, Freshman and Sophomore Class Editor i, 2, Cub Award 2, Assistant Editor 3, Co- Editor 4, Dramatic Club l, 2, 3, Thespians 3, Amite Tri- Hi-Y l, 2, Spanish Club 3, Beta Club 3, 4. Dyane Fiquett Band l, Amitie Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, Glee Club 4, N.O.T. 3, Sophomore Class Treasurer 2, Sophomore Class Favorite 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Senior Tri-Hi-Y 4, F.T.A. 4. Kay Etta Ford Glee Club l, Library Club 4, Keyhole l. Sandra Patricia Ford Glee Club i, Girls Chorus i, Amitie Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, Secre- tary 2, French Club 2, F.T.A. 3, 4, Secretary 4, D.0. Club 3, Senior Tri-Hi-Y 4. Brenda Jo Foster Glee Club l, Tri-Hi-Y 2. Patricia Edwina Franklin Glee Club l, Tri-Hi-Y l, Spanish Club 3, 4, Library 4, N.O.T. 4. James Raymond Fuller Vice Pres. Freshman Class l, .lunior Class Favorite 3, C Club 4, B Team Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Keyhole 3, B Team Football l, Varsity Baseball 2, Who's Who 4. Emmett Jerry Fulgem B Team Football 2, Varsity Football 3. Michael Gamble B Team Football l, 2, Basketball Manager l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Manager 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Boy's Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, All State Chorus 4, Soloist 4, C Club 4. Lana Gene Gilbert Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, All State 4, French Club 2, 3, Treas- urer 2, N.O.T. 2, 3, Fashion Board 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Student Council 4, Red and Black 4, Activities Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Thespians 3, 4, Who's Who 4. Evelyn Oddessie Godwin Library Club i, Amitie Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, District Festival 2, 3, 4, Girls State Representative 3, Beta Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Secretary ot 4th District 4, Who's Who 4, Honor Student 4. Linda Graves Glee Club 2, 3, Beta Club 3, 4, Chairman of Reception Steering Committee 3. Elmer Ronald Green Glee Club 3, Boys Chorus 3. Leo Griffith Track l, 2, Glee Club l, 2, Key Club 3. Bobby Hall C Club l, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Hi-Y l, Glee Club l, B Team Football l, 2, Football Mgr. 3. Glenda Doris Hall Red and Black l, 3, 4, Fr. Editor l, Underclassman Editor 3, Circulation Manager 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, All State Chorus 3, 4, Lead in South Pacific 4, Spanish Club 43, 4, Sec. 3, Who's Who 4, Basketball Repr. 3. Bobbie Lou Hamilton Glee Club l, 2. Mable Louise Hare Band l, All State l, Student Council l, Glee Club 3, 4, DO. Club 4. l24o1 Shirley Jean Harrington Transfer Student, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. Julia Sue Harris Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Fr. Girls Chorus l, Glee Club Award, District Festival, Amitie Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, Senior Tri- Hi-Y 4, French Club 2, 3, Alabama Federation of French Clubs 2, 3, Co-Chairman of Reception Steering Commit- tee 3, F.T.A. 4, Student Council 4, Ch. of Homecoming 4, Senior Class Secretary 4, Who's Who 4: Glee Club Corale 4. Peggy Elaine Hendon Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Thespians 4, Librarian of Glee Club 4, Glee Club Chorale 4. Earnest Cade Hendrix Dramatic Club l, 2, 3, 4, Thespian l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Thespian 2, 3, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 4, Varsity Track 3, 4, Vice President Student Body 4, Who's Who 4. Charles Leonard Hill Track 2, 3. Randy Wayne Hill Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Boy's Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y l, 2, Basketball l, 2, Baseball 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Key Club 4. Dwain Tillman Housten Glee Club l, 2, B Team Football l, C Team Basket- ball l, B Team Basketball 3, Varsity Football 3, 4, Boy's Chorus l, Student Council 3, Track Team 3, 4, Cross Country Team 2, C Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Vice Presi- dent of Senior Class 4, Captain of Football Team 4, Who's Who 4, Most Valuable Lineman 4, All Confederate Conference 4, All Bi-City Team 4. Bonnie Gerald Hudson C Team Basketball l, B Team Football l, B Team Basketball 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4. Peggy H. Hunter Amitie Tri-Hi-Y l. Frank Milton Hurst, Jr. Band l, 2, 3, 4, All State Band 2, 3, Superior Brass En- semble 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Vice President 3. Clara Nell Hutto Transfer Student, Office Staff 4. Mike Ingram Glee Club l, 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, C Team Basketball 2, B Team Basketball 2, Who's Who 4, Key Club 3, 4, C Club 2, 3, 4, Boy's Chorus l, 2. Martha Priscilla Ivey Amitie Tri-Hi-Y l, F.H.A. l, 2, Secretary of F.H.A. 3, Library Staff 3, D.O. Club 4. Mary Frances Jackson Glee Club l. l 241 Betty Carol Jenkins F.H.A. l, 2, Glee Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Library Club 4, Treasurer 4. Charlotte Cecelia Jones Library Club 3, 4. Cula Grace Kelly Glee Club l, F.H.A. l, 2, Library Club 3, D.O. Club 4. Betty Joyce Kennedy F.H.A. l, 2, N.O.T. Club 3, Thespians 4. Karen Cumi Kennedy Band l, 2, 3, 4, All State Band 3, Band Historian 4, Senior Tri-Hi-Y 4, Amitie Tri-Hi-Y l. Rebecca Ann Knight Amitie Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Fr. Girls Chorus l, Thespians 3, Dramatic Club 3, Office Staff 4, N.O.T. Club 4. Betty Ann Knighton F.H.A. l, 2, 3, Dramatics 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Sr. Tri- Hi-Y 4. Rodger King Glee Club President 4, Boy's Quartet 4, All State and Clinic Choir 3, 4, Who's Who 4. Robert Harry Kittrell B Team Football l, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President, Boy's Quartet 3, 4, All State Chorus 3, 4, District Choir 4, Spanish Club 4, Key Club 3, 4, Who's Who. Lanny Maurice Lake Hi-Y l, 2, Wrestling 2, 3. Durward Stanley Lake Glee Club 3, 4, Boys Chorus 3, 4. Jody Lamb Glee Club l, N.O.T. l, 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, President 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Student Council 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Vice President 4, Junior Class Beauty 3, C Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Red and Black l, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, N.S.P.A. Award 3, Ch. of Homecoming 3, Cub Award 2, Activities Editor 3, Freshman Girl's Chorus l, Who's Who 4. Beverly Ann Lasiter Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, Amitie Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, Senior Tri-Hi-Y 4, Girl's Chorus 3, 4, District Band 3, District Choir 3, 4. Larry Eugene Litz C Team Basketball l, 2, Reception Committee 3. Sandra Elaine Locklar Amitie Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, F.T.A. 4, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4, Sr. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4. Thomas Long B Team Football 2. James Everett Mack, Jr. Band l, 2, French Club 2, 3. l M' key L. Mares Glge Club l, Boys Chorus l, Red and Black 2, 3, Sports Editor 3, Key Club 2, 3, Beta Club 3, 4, Vice President 4, C Club 3, 4, Track 2, 3, C Team Basketball l, B Team Basketball 2, 3, Who's Who. Brenda Louise Martin Tri-Hi-Y l, Glee Club l, French Club 3, 4. M Alice Massey Sgjdelch Club l, Dramatic Club 3, Glee Club 4, F.T.A. 4: Senior Tri-Hi-Y 4. Thomas Hall Matthews Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y l. Nigle Winston Matthews Band l, 2, 3. William Harvey Massicott Student Council l, Beta Club 3, 4, President 4, Key Club 2, 3, Thespian 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Football l, EZ, 3, 4? Wrestling Team 3, B Team Football l, 2: Who 5 Who 4, Salutatorian 4. Janice Carolyn Mayo U Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Band, Amitie Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, Girls Chorus 3, 4, District Glee Club 4, N.O.T. Club 4, Who's Who. Carolyn Sue McCall D.O. Club 3, 4. Doris Louise McClure F.H.A. l, 2, Amitie Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, Keyhole STOH 3, 4i Annex Editor 4. Richard Alvin McKinny B Team Football 2, Cross Country Team 2. Billy Tex McLaney D.O. Club 4. Tamara Janice McLemore Transfer Student, Office Staff 4. Annis Inez McWaters F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. l, 2, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4, French Club 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4. . Mickey Jean Melton Amitie Tri-Hi-Y l, N.O.T. Club 3, 4, Sr. Glee Club 45 Library Club 4, Student Council 4. Brenda Sue Martin Amitie Tri-Hi-Y l, Dramatic Club 2. Wykle Dewitt Mitchell Glee Club l, French Club 2, Quill and Scroll 4, Keyhole 4, Feature Editor 4, Key Club 3, 4. Janice Francine Moran Keyhole l, 2, 3, 4, Journalism l, 2, 3, 4, Reporter l, Business Manager 2, News Editor 3, Editor 4, Glee Club l, Amitie Tri-Hi-Y i, 2, Pres. 3, Beta Club 3, 4, Key Club Queen 3. Faye Elizabeth Moss Glee Club l. r2421 Joyce Anne Murphy Freshman Favorite l, Glee Club l, French Club 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, Basketball Queen 2, Student Council Secretary 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain 4, C Club, President 4, Key Club Sweetheart 4, Oitice 3, 4, Senior Class Favorite 4, Who's Who 4, Miss Central 4. I Delores Lee Myers F.H.A. l, 2, President 2, 3, Miss F.H.A. 2, D.O. Club 3, 4, President 4. Carolyn Joyce Norris Glee Club l, 2. Willie Ray Oaks Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Boys Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, District Festival 3, 4, All State Chorus 4, Boy's Quartet 4, Hi-Y l. Bob Overstreet Transfer Student, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Loretta Akuce Parker Glee Club l, Tri-Hi-Y 3, F.H.A. 3. Cheryl Judine Peacock Glee Club l. Ronnie Potter Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, All District Choir 3, 4, All State Chorus 4, B Team Football l. James William Redden Key Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 4. Jane Redden Amitie Tri-Hi-Y l, Glee Club 3, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3, N.O.T. Club 3, 4. Peggy Kennon Reese Fr. Girls Chorus l, N.O.T. Club 2, 3, Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Beta Club 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Secretary 4, G-lee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Runner-Up Basketball Queen 2, Junior Homecoming Representative 3, Junior Class Favorite 3, Girl's State Repr. 3, Red and Black Staff 3, 4, Business Manager, Who's Who. Ruby Maude Reeves Office Staft 3, 4. Peggy Ann Remy F.H.A. l, 2, Beta Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, N.O.T. 4. James B. Renfroe Band l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Drum Major 4, All State Band l, 2, 3, 4, Superior Rating in Brass Ensem- ble 3. Elizabeth Estelle Richards F.H.A. l, 2, Amitie Tri-Hi-Y i, Keyhole Stott 3, 4, Annex Editor 4, Library Club 4, Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. Ann Rutledge Amitie Tri-Hi-Y l, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4. Mickey L. Mares Glee Club l, Boys Chorus l, Red and Black 2, 3, Sports Editor 3, Key Club 2, 3, Beta Club 3, 4, Vice President 4, C Club 3, 4, Track 2, 3, C Team Basketball l, B Team Basketball 2, 3, Who's Who. Brenda Louise Martin Tri-Hi-Y l, Glee Club lj FVGUCLI Club 3, 4- Mary Alice Massey Speech Club l, Dramatic Club 3, Glee Club 4, F.T.A. 4: Senior Tri-Hi-Y 4. Thomas Hall Matthews Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y l. Nigle Winston Matthews Band l, 2, 3. William Harvey Massicott Student Council l, Beta Club 3, 4, President 4, Key Club 2, 3, Thespian 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Football i, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling Team 3, B Team Football l, 2, Who's Who 4, Salutatorian 4. Janice Carolyn Mayo Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Band, Amitie Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, Girls Chorus 3, 4, District Glee Club 4, N.O.T. Club 4, Who's Who. Carolyn Sue McCall D.O. Club 3, 4. Doris Louise McClure F.H.A. I, 2, Amitie Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Keyhole Stott 3, 4, Annex Editor 4. Richard Alvin McKinny B Team Football 2, Cross Country Team 2. Billy Tex McLaney D.O. Club 4. Tamara Janice McLemore Transfer Student, Office Staff 4. Annis Inez McWaters F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. l, 2, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4, French Club 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4. Mickey Jean Melton Amitie Tri-Hi-Y l, N.O.T. Club 3, 4, Sr. Glee Club 4, Library Club 4, Student Council 4. Brenda Sue Martin Amitie Tri-Hi-Y l, Dramatic Club 2. Wykle Dewitt Mitchell Glee Club i, French Club 2, Quill and Scroll 4, Keyhole 4, Feature Editor 4, Key Club 3, 4. Janice Francine Moran Keyhole i, 2, 3, 4, Journalism l, 2, 3, 4, Reporter i, Business Manager 2, News Editor 3, Editor 4, Glee Club l, Amitie Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, Pres. 3, Beta Club 3, 4, Key Club Queen 3. Faye Elizabeth Moss Glee Club l. l2431 Joyce Anne Murphy Freshman Favorite l, Glee Club l, French Club 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, Basketball Queen 2, Student Council, Secretary 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain 4, C Club, President 4, Key Club Sweetheart 4- Office 3, 4, Senior Class Favorite 4, Who's Who 4, Miss Central 4. Delores Lee Myers F.H.A. l, 2, President 2, 3, Miss F.H.A. 2, D.O. Club 3, 4, President 4. Carolyn Joyce Norris Glee Club l, 2. Willie Ray Oaks Glee Club i, 2, 3, 4, Boys Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, District Festival 3, 4, All State Chorus 4, Boy's Quartet 4, Hi-Y l. Bob Overstreet Transfer Student, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Loretta Akuce Parker Glee Club l, Tri-Hi-Y 3, F.H.A. 3. Cheryl Judine Peacock Glee Club l. Ronnie Potter Glee Club i, 2, 3, 4, All District Choir 3, 4, All State Chorus 4, B Team Football l. James William Redden Key Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 4. Jane Redden Amitie Tri-Hi-Y l, Glee Club 3, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3, N.O.T. Club 3, 4. Peggy Kennon Reese Fr. Girls Chorus l, N.O.T. Club 2, 3, Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Beta Club 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Secretary 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Runner-Up Basketball Queen 2, Junior Homecoming Representative 3, Junior Class Favorite 3, Girl's State Repr. 3, Red and Black Staff 3, 4, Business Manager, Who's Who. Ruby Maude Reeves Office Staff 3, 4. Peggy Ann Remy F.H.A. l, 2, Beta Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, N.O.T. 4. James B. Renfroe Band l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Drum Maior 4, All State Band l, 2, 3, 4, Superior Rating in Brass Ensem- ble 3. Elizabeth Estelle Richards F.H,A. l, 2, Amitie Tri-Hi-Y l, Keyhole Staff 3, 4, Annex Editor 4, Library Club 4, Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. Ann Rutledge Amitie Tri-Hi-Y l, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4. Janice Sinqufield Amities Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Maiorette 3, 4, Twirling Drum Maiorette, Band Treasurer 4, Librarian 4, All State Band 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4, Who's Who 4, Basketball Queen 4. Dorothy Joyce Slay Glee Club I, Library Club l, Amitie Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, F.T.A. 3, 4, Thespian Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4, President 4. Gala Earlene Slay Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Amitie Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, Vice Presi- dent 4, F.T.A. 4, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4, D.O. Club 4, Sec. 4, Who's Who. Aaron Hugo Smith Band l, 2, All State Band 3, Key Club 2, 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Male Lead in South Pacific 4, All State Chorus 3, 4, District Festival 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Boy's Quartet 3, 4, Who's Who 4. Joseph Lamar Smith Football Manager 2, C Club 3, 4, Ham Radio Club 4. Lydia Ann Smith Amitie Tri-Hi-Y i, Band l, 2, 3, District Band 2, 3, Maior- ette 3, Library Club 3, 4. Judith Deane Sorrels Glee Club 2, Amitie Tri-Hi-Y 3, Spanish Club 3, N,O.T. 3, 4, Treasurer 4. Gilbert Ray Stiff, Jr. Band 2, 3, 4, All State Band, All State Ensembles 2, 3, Band President 4, Key Club 3, 4. Earl Ray Stewart B Team Football l, Track Team 3, 4. Cary William Stokes Varsity Football 3. Larry Wilson Stubbs B Team Football 3, Varsity Football 3, 4, Track Team 3. Michael Grady Tarrant Spanish Club 3, 4. Sylvia Ann Teel Tri-Hi-Y l. Linda Kay Tew Library Club 3, 4. Glenda Sue Thomas F.H.A. l, 2. Jerry Eugene Thomas Student Council l. Rebecca Ann Thomason Transfer Student, Library Club 4. Gary Turner Transfer Student, Glee Club 3, 4, Boy's Chorus 4, Tim Vickers Baseball Team l, Library Club, Pres. 4. Bobby Ward Glee Club 3, 4, B Team Football l, Track Team l. Linda Frances Whatley Glee Club l, 2, Amitie Tri-Hi-Y l, Spanish Club 3, N.O.T. Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. Wyonia Ruth Whitehead Band I, 2, 3, Amitie Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Library Club 3, 4. Judy Marie Whittle Glee Club l, D.O. Club 3, 4, Girl's Chorus l. Willie Mack Willis Keyhole l, 2, 3, 4, Reporter l, Annex Editor 2, Assistant News Editor 3, Circulation Manager 3, Advertising Man- ager 3, Advertising Mgr. 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Treas- urer 4. Brenda Frances Williams Glee Club l, 2, F.H.A. l, 2, D.O. Club 3, 4, Secretary of District D.O. Club 4, F.T.A. 4, Senior Tri-Hi-Y 4. Jerry Williams y Key Club 3, 4, NC Team Basketball l, 2, B Team Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, Varsity Football l, 3, 4 Lislie Jeaneva Williamson Fr. 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