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Childersburg High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Childersburg, AL)

 - Class of 1956

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9' Can It be true? Is our Senlot Year practtcally over'7 Our dreams of attendmg the junxor seruor prom the baccalaureate sermon graduatlon and the semor tr1p have almost materlahzed and w1ll soon be only pages ul our book of memorles Let s turn the pages back to September 1944 On that day Raymond B1ll.1ngs1ey Frank Rlddle Dorothy Cleckler Jo Anne Davls Audrey Godsey Lynese Maddox Dot Ingram Joyce Rtddle James Haver Douglas Lxmbaugh Sammy Pate Harold Roberts Bonme Caldwell Mary Kndd Joyce WIHIS Barbara Ryder Mary Hobbs Nancy Lxmbaugh John Watwood and Wayne hlhott t1m1dly clutched the1r Mom s hand and entered elementary school feehng a btt apprehen s1ve yet eager to recelve thexr fxrst taste of school hfe Lxttle dxd we reahze the long and some trmes d1ff1cu1t chmb that was before us As we moved along through grammar school each year we learned C77 new thmgs and added these people to our roll Lou Ann Elhott H1lda Lett John and Joe Kxdd Gayle W1ll1arns Bobby M1lls Luke Grtce Clifton Damels Don Butts Betty Tabor Nancy Carter Harold Wxlson Ray mond Shaw Harry Stubb1ef1eld Faye Justxce Pat Morrxs Tommye Caldwell Kenneth Dobbs Henry Coleman Donald Dobbs Howard Guess and Har ry Ruddy In the fall of 50 our dreams came true and we actually began our hxgh school career We were frlghtened and were lost several ttmes 1n the hustle and bustle of changmg classes but we could glve some help to these newcomers Bllly Barnes Norman Brannon Drew Elhson V1rg1ma Denms and Margaret Macormsh After a few years of knock1ng the Semors down gettmg to classes we reached the nmth grade and could f1na11y choose our own subjectsll Our new class members were Charles Cates Eston Lovmgood Charles Mlms Alyce Llttleton Elton Cleckler and B111 Morgan The tenth grade was a hecuc one Thxs was our ftrst year to encounter Mrs P1ckett and httle d1d we know then that we would have her unt11 we fuushed school C M Mann becameone of us Wllh the com1ng of our Jumor year came much work Money to be made! A prom to fmancel A paper to pubhshl The Garden of Frlendshtp and The Spothght were successful and we felt very proud Proud also of Devon Barrett who Jolned our ranks! At last the btg year arnved We were dlgmfled SENIORS lt dxdn t seem possxble that we we re graspmg the last rung of the ladder whrch led to our graduatlon nevertheless th1s was true James Smlth James Dobbs Pat Morrts John Jones J P and Marrell Carmack Patr1c1aJury and Bonme Payne became members of our class Perhaps we haven t done more than other sen1or classes but we feel that our accomphsh ments are second to none For everytlung that we have done we are mdebted to the wonderful teachers who have had the patlence and fortttude to endure us for the past most wonderful twelve years U . 1 1 1 1 , . . 1 - 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' ll I If ' I , . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 ' I I I I I I I I I 0 , . , . ' I I I , . 1 I I I I I ' 1 . 1 . . ' Cl ' ' Il Il ' II - 1 1 : 1 1 I I I I ' ' I I , . . - 1 I I - - u 11

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Page 22 text:

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Betty Lynese Betty Lynese Betty Lynese Betty Lynese Betty Lynese Betty Lynese Betty Lynese Lynese Betty Lynese Prestdents Howard Guess and Donald Dobbs Test drlvers Bobby M1115 and Harry Stubblefxeld fApplausel She 1S nghtlj Now for the S500 quest1on The new movle sensauon Davy Crockett s Women has made stars of several unknowns Name the 1ead1ng male and female stars and four supportxng stars Bonme Caldwell and B111 Morgan are the stars Elton Cleckler Bxlly Barnes Dot Ingram and Lou Ann Ell1ot are the supportmg actors You are at the fxrst plateau You can t go home wxth less than S500 For the Sl 000 questxon Steady now News was made a few years ago when a Carmack Brothers Top Lxon Tamer stuck h1s head 1n the hon s mouth Name the tamer and h1s ass1stants who saved h1s hfe when the hon almost b1t h1s head off Oh! that s Hugh Frank Rxddle the hon tamer The ass1stants were Raymond Shaw C M Mann and Drew Elhson Good! Next QUCSIIOU Who IS the new Laun danclng rage of South Amer1ca who IS tourmg the U S for the flrst tlme 1n h1s career? Also name three of hls ex dancmg partners Harold Roberts The ex dancers were Pat Morrts Margaret Macomlsh and Faye J' ustroe Now for the 1solat1on booth Your quest1on Thmk carefully Are you ready? Who has Just recelved the greatest award ever g1ven to a woman and for what d1d she recexve 1t'7 Oh! goodness why can t I thmk 'P Oh yes Could ll be Mary Ktdd who rushed mto a rag1ng flre to save Alabama s Governor James Haver and Lxeutenant Governor Harold Wtlson Attorney General John Jones State Treasurer James SI'DlI.!'l9 Come out young lady you are rlght Congratulauons! Hope we see you next week fOne week later The Creamy Dreamy program IS now 1n progress J quest1on now you w1n th1s beautrful Cad1llac convertxble styled for th1s program by Dr John Watwood of Mayo s Chruc Th1s ts h1s hobby Some hobby! Quesuon Who wrote the book BALLPOINT KNOWS HIS TEACHERS 'P Who are the typxcal teachers he used for examples '7 Oh! Another hard questton What IS that man s name? LlVll'lg18C87 Goodlovel Oh! Lovmgood Eston Lov1ngood The teachers were Pat Jury Joyce R1ddle Don Butts Barbara Ryder and Norman Brannon Rlght you are Mrs Ownmgs Now the next quest1on IS very dlffxcult so th1nk then speak I am gomg to play a record made by a famous tr1o Name the tr1o each member and thelr vo1ce teacher Oh! My favor1te artxsts The Roarmg Three Nancy L1mbaugh Henry Coleman and Charles Cates Thelr votce teacher IS Nancy Carter Correct! Correct! Betty you are a smart g1r1 See you next week to see rf you w11l take the S64 O00 quest1on fNext week s program IS well under way! Mrs Owmngs thxs IS the hardest quest1on of all, Take the full t1me1n answermg lt Can you hear me9 Back 1n 1956 two teachers made the headlmes when they went to court about the theft of s1x passes two weeks absentee lxsts two roll books and one type wr1ter These teachers were Mrs Ahce Pxckett and M1ss Martha Brtndley of Chllders burg Alabama Mrs Owmngs I want you to tell me who was the gutlty pa1r Oh! I can t 1mag1ne who would do a thlng hke that I don t know I am sorry I w1sh I could tell you It would really surprlse you You have already named them tn your other answers. Well, we have enjoyed hav1ng you on our program Good bye and good luck to you Lynese: As you know last week you reached Creamy Dreamy's second plateau. If you miss any

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