Dadeville High School - Talisman Yearbook (Dadeville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1948 volume:

■ 4 2Ae STUDENTS TALLAPOOSA COUNTY HIGH . . Resent VOL VI Prof. A. H. Wallace 0u PRINCIPAL To Alton II. Wallace whose spirited, wise and patient teaching has won our gratitude and esteem, whose friendly, understanding nature has won our admiration and regard, we the senior class of 1947-48 dedicate this issue of the Talisman with affection and good wishes. When the golden sun is melting In the purple of the night There is promise of the morrow That it will be fair and bright. So today we see the gleaming Through regrets that we must part Of the beauty of the future And the hopes that till each heart. We go forth with firm endeavor .And a purpose ever true And our motto is perfection In whatever we may do. Though the land and sea divide us We will ever cherish dear Our beloved Alma Mater And her name will we revere. PROF. A. H. WALLACE MRS. HILMA COSPER Principal BENNETT Sr. lii Economics Commercial Subjects MRS. CHARLENE HESTER MOORE Home Economics—Science £ 7ze MR. EDGAR E. OWEN Math and History COACH HUGH FOSIIEE Jr. Social Study—Physical Ed. MRS. JULIA E. YOUNG MRS. MAUDE C. PRUETT English Jr. High Subjects FACULTY . . . MRS. GERTRUDE WALLACE MRS. ADELAINE TREADWELL MRS. MILDRED M. TURNER Jr. I Subjects Jr. I Subjects Jr. High Subjects Glee Club BIG EVENTS Sponsors of Dadeville and Alex. City Football games and their escorts were: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Washburn, Nancy 1 laggard and Alton Wallace, Levis Davis and Billy I Iamby, Jo Ella Walker and Jack Newman. Sponsors of Dadeville and Lineville Football game were: Frances Evers, I Iilda Buzbee, and Lila Corprew. Coach is presented a watch. Gerald Easterwood accepts the charter of Key Club from John Cross. I lighlights of Dadeville and Auburn Football game. The score was: Dadeville 27, Auburn 0. Key Club members and their parents. SARAH GERALD MELVIN DORIS MICKEY % SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Gerald Easterwood___________________________ President Mickey Washburn Vice-President Melvin Jones Treasurer Doris Harris Secretary Sarah Spraggins . Representative She SENIORS JOHN BALLINGER Once lie's started he's hard to stop. Reporter of Talisman; 4-H Club I, 2, 3; Sub. Manager of Tiger Rag. VIVIAN BRADFORD What would the girls do without her— pocket book. 4-H Club I. 2, 3, 4. CLYDE DAVIS He hopes to serve Uncle Sam. 4-H Club 1,2,3. HUBERT DAVIS To have a friend be a friend. 4-H Club 1,2,3. MAURICE BERRY lies a guy with a nice personality. 4- H Club 1,2, 3. MARCELL COKER A small dignified senior. 4-H Club I, 2, 3, 4. GERALD EASTERWOOD Always willing to help. President of Class I, 2, 3, 4; Vice Pres, of T Club 2, 3; Football I, 2, 3, 4; 4-11 Club 1. 2, 3; Pres, of Key Club 4; Class Reporter 3; Beta Club 4. ANN ELIZABETH EVERS Is the old saying goes, I have a wolf by the ears. (.dee ('lub 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Business Mana- ger of Talisman; 4-H Club I, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 4. MARILYN EVERS Most likely to succeed. 4-H Club I, 2, 3, 4; Pres, of ]r. Ill Class. MACK FREEMAN A cute little boy with big curls. 4 11 Club I, Sec. mid Treasurer 2, 3; Typist of Tiger Rag 4; Assistant Editor of the I alisiiian 4. LOREN E GRAY A cute little blonde. 4-H Club I, 2, 3, 4. (No Picture) BILLY HARRIS Always talking about summer school in the winter time. 4-H Club I, 2, 3, 4; Football 4. DOROTHY ANN FULLER Her sweet disposition will carry her many places. 4-H Club I, 2, 3, 4; Typist of Tiger Rag 4; Editor-in-Chief of Talisman 4; Good Citizenship Girl 4. GERALDINE CARTER She wears a Carat. 4-H Club 1,2,3, 4. DORIS HARRIS An efficient Sr. who has a smile for every one. Secretary of Class 4; 4-H Club I, 2, 3, 4; Vice President of Student Council 4; Beta Club 4. LIN WOOD IIARRIS Oh, those waves—they just make us sea sick. 4-H Club I, 2, 3; Cir. Manager of Talisman 4. 3h SENIORS MELVIN JONES A studious boy of Senior III Class. 4 H ( luh I. 2, 3, 4; T Club I. 2, 3, 4; Football I, 2, 3, 4; I res. of Class 4; Pres, of Student Council 4; Beta Club 4. GENE KNIGHT He's a quiet one. 4-H Club 1.2, 3. AURELLA NICKERSON We just love that northern brogue. Ilditor-in-Chief of Tiger Bag; 4-11 Club I, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4. GENUS OWEN She has a longing for her underclassmates Business Manager of Tiger Rag; Asst. Cir. Manager of talisman; Cheerleader 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4. VIRGINIA LESTER A little shy, but she gets around. 4-H Club 1,2,3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Cheerleader 4. HAROLD MILNER A friendly guy, whom we all like. 4-H Club I, 2, 3. BILLY FATTEN We think Billy and his freckles are cute. 4-H Club I, Sec. 2, 3. MARY PEARSON A cute little blonde whom every one loves. 4-H Club I, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Feature Editor of Tiger Rag. BETTY SEtiREST Her “littliest didn’t keep her from getting married. 411 Chib I, 2, 3, 4; rreas. of Home Ec. 2; Associate Editor of Tiger Rag; Beta Club 4. SARAH SPRAGGINS “Heart whole and Fancy Free” Representative of Class 4; Class Poet 4; 4-H Club I, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4. JOE ELLA WALKER A cute little brownette, who is a friend to everyone. 4-H Club 1, 2, Sec. 3, 4. JOYCE WALKER Underneath that shyness she's a swell person. Typist of Tiger Rag; 4-11 Club I, 2, 3,4; Class Historian 4. (No Picture) MAVIS SHARP She has a touch of diginity. 4-H Club 1,2, 3, 4. REITA THWEATT She likes a 1945 Alumnus. Glee Club 4. FELSIE WATKINS A friend to everyone. 4 11 Club I, 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA WHITE She likes to dream. 4-H Club I, 2, 3, 4; Pres, of Home Ec. Class 2. CJIK SENIORS PETE RENTFROW A hard worker and nice too. 4-H Club I, 2, 3; Football 2, 3, 4; T Club 4; Basketball 3, 4. MICKEY WASHBURN Fie seems to like all the girls. 4 H Club I, 2, 3; Key Club 4; T Club I, 2, 3, 4; Vice Pres, of Class 4; Football 1.2. 3, 4; Co captain of Tearn 4; Copt. Basketball 4; Beta Club 4. CORKEY TAYLER He likes to flirt with the girls. Class Prophet; Football 3, 4; T Club 4; 4-H Club 1,2,1. THOMAS WILSON Sr. Ill Music Man. 4-H Club I, 2, 3; Sports Editor of Tiger Rag; “T” Club 3; Basketball I, 2, 3. JACK WATERS lie loves his dogs. And also likes to argue. 4-11 Club I, 2, 3; Class Lawyer 4. BETTY ROSE WHITAKER JONES By George I did get him. Cheerleader I, 2; Head cheerleader 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Rep. I; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JOl INNY BAKER Mv! How I lox’e that blonde. “T Club 2, 3, 4; Football 1,2,3, 4; 4-H Club I, 2, 3; Sec. of “T” Club; Vice-Pres. of Key Club. CONNIE JOE PETTY A nice girl until blonde hair and blue eyes. 4-H Club I, 2, 3, 4. SENIOR II CLASS OFFICERS Argus Braswell President Martha Lester ___ Vice President Rcba I lolly __ __ Secretary Treasurer Frances Greer________________________Representative ARGUS. MARTHA, REBA, FRANCES SENIOR II RONNIE CARLISLE We love that boogy. MARTHA BLIZBEE With her personality she will be a success. STOSSELL COLE Always in class on time, (just 10 min. late) ELIZABETH DAVIS I ler life is a joyous one. BOBBY DEASON The Quiz Kid, of Sr. II Class. JUANITA DENNY She likes dark hair and dark eyes. WINSTON CLAYBROOKS We miss that friendly grin. BARBARA FARRINGTON My! how the juniors depend on her. - CHARLES HENDERSON Why does he like to drive a school bus? JEAN GRACE We like those big blue eyes. FRANCES GREER She's always willing to help. CLASS JOYCE HARDWICK Pretty hair, sweet smile, girl of fashion. Oh boy! GAYNELL HARRIS Let the good times roll LOUISE HENDERSON She needs an alarm clock so she can get to school at 8:00. REBA HOLLEY Studious, and my how she likes Dadei'ille! BILLY HOLLEY Our bashful beau from Dooley’ 11 ELEN IIOOTEN She is a quite one, sometimes. LEE JACKSON Have a good time to-nite and let to-morrow drag. BILLY FRANK KNOX Our comedian, but the girls all like him. MARTHA LESTER A cute and friendly red head. EVELYN MARABLE She keeps the juniors laughing. GENEVA O'NEAL She is really a hard worker. VIVIAN PATTERSON A friend to everyone. SENIOR II WILMA JEAN PRICE Always willing to help. JAMES ARTHUR SMITH A great football star, Aren't you “Doc ? RAY SPRAGGINS Maybe he likes dark eyes and hair too. MARGIE STRICKLAND Site’s quite and studious—what a combination to please the teachers. JOYCE VINES She likes her Tater .... IIERSHEL WALKER Where there is a will there is a way. RUTH WHATLEY The type that is always quite, and tends to her business. GENEVA MONROE Small and very quite. EVELYN WHITTLE It's fun to have fun. DONALD ADAMS All boys aren’t noisy. ALICE BERRY Small and friendly. ARGUS BRASWELL Our class standby. Not Pictured: BILL JINKS Cl IARLES SMITII UNDERCLASSMEN SENIOR I CLASS OFFICERS Dan Carlisle Jimmy Sanford Paul Robinson Oscar Perkins President Vice-President Secretary Representative 1st. Row: Betty Jo Steward. Robina Dabbs, Magdeline Strickland. June Oliver, Mary Ann Corprew, Ann 1 lubbard, 1 iiIda Bu bee, Joann I lenderson, Mary Allen Mask, Dorothy Harris, Betty Duck, Jean Caldwell, Reba Davis. 2nd. Row: Tina Jackson, Nellie Jo Wood. Annie Pearl Welcher, George Ballard, I lorace rbomas, Jimmy Bugg, Dan Carlisle, Jimmy Sanford, Bobby Bartlett, Melvin I Iamby. Radney Pitts, Earl Berry, Benny Patterson, Frank Pearson, Ruth Lockett. 3rd. Row: Clarice Thornton, Danny Lou Washburn, Betty Jo Harrelson, Levis 1 lamby. Marge Keel, Junior Newman. Kyle Railey, I loyt Walker, Freddv Postma, Donald Black, I larvey Garrett, I lorace Patterson, Charles Patterson, Robert Lester, Paul Robinson, Charles Baker, Billy McCoy, Oscar Perkins, Merman Pike, Raymond Walker, Mr. E. E. Owen. Not Pictured: Kenneth Caldwell. JUNIOR III CLASS OFFICERS Jake Kilpatrick_________________________________ President Ruby Nell I larris Vice-President Margaret Gresham Secretary Austin Meeks Representative Jerry Minor_______________________________________Reporter 1st. Row: Naomi Harris, Ollie Mae Hamby, Betty Sue Monroe, Geraldine Petty, Margaret Gresham, Vernece Garret, Vernice Watkins, June Jinks, Christine Keel, Celia Knight, Joyce Richard son. 2nd. Row: Donald Robbins, Allen Treadwell, Dick Harrelson, Jerry Minor, James Patridge, Harvey Easterwood, Harland Walker, Harold Walker, Ronnie Hamby, Rayford Blake, Billy Veazey. Martin Greer. 3rd. Row: Coach Foshee, Earnest Evers, J. R. Brown, Austin Meeks, Crider King, Donald Denny, Jake Kilpatrick, Amos Boone, Cerell Spraggins, Joseph Milner, Morrison Lester, Ruth Sharp, Bonnie Barron, Willa Fuller, Billie Temples. Not Pictured: Ruby Nell I larris, Johnny Davis, Charles Thweatt. JUNIOR II CLASS A OFFICERS Barbara Nell Veazey Nonie Minor - Jimmy Pitts________ Sue Lindsey_____ 1 lesper Ciaybrooke __ President Vice-President Secretary Representative Reporter 1st. Row: Hesper Ciaybrooke, Barbara Nell Veasey, Jimmie Ruth Pitts, Glenda Jean Petty, VVvlena Lasterwood, Barbara Clifton. 2nd. Row: Wayne Walker, Ted Newman, Dean Akin, David Spraggins, Franklin Ray, Irvin Garrett, Jimmy Pitts, Dannie Williamson, Coker Lester, Bobby Postma. 3rd. Row: Naomi Frazurc, Billie Smith, Mary Jo Monroe, Olive Gardner, Peggy Smith, Betty Berkstresser, Ann White, Joy Newman, Sue Lindsey, Mrs. Turner. Not Pictured: Nonie Minor, Donald Willis. JUNIOR II CLASS B OFFICERS John Willoughby _____ Paul Finch Betty Doris I lenderson June Carlisle Lila Corprevv __________President Vice-President Secretary-T reasurer ___________ Reporter Representative 1st. Row: Betty Jo Berry, Wilma Sue Coots, Mary John White, Jeanette Pike. Mary Jo Cald- well, Joyce Caldwell, Lila Corprevv, June Carlisle. 2nd. Row: Heyward Clanton, James Whatley, Maurice Fuller, Paul Finch. John Lester. Ray- mond Monroe, John Willoughby, Billy Milam, Joe I Iardwick, Grady Welchcr. 1 larold O'Neal. 3rd. Row: Nora Lee I lamby, Betty Doris 1 lenderson, Barbara Whatley, Billie Nell Black, Frances Davis, Carolyn Hamby, Nadine Dabbs. Nell Davis, Mrs. Pruett. MRS. A. 11. WALLACE, TEACIIER JUNIOR I CLASS A OFFICERS Donald Hall _____________________________ President Alton Wallace, Jr. _________________ Vice-President Sambo Oliver, Jr. ____________ Secretary-Treasurer Billy King--------------------------- Representative Jerry Braswell -------------------------- Reporter MEMBERS 1st. Row: Joyce Smith. Mary Brooks, Edna Earl Finch, Geneva Bryant, Frances Evers, Syble Pemberton, Jane Ann I (all, Martha Pearson, Tommie Lou Guy, Elizabeth Corprew, Nancy I laggard, Evelyn Monroe, Shirley Ann Strickland. 2nd. Row: Jerry Gill. Noel I iarrelson. 1 lubert Lee Fuller, Jack Ferguson, John Wilson, Gene 1 Iamby, David Greer, Billy Fuller, Ray Lockett, Thomas McCoy, Donald 1 fall. James 1 lambv. 3rd. Row: Paul East, Jimmy McIntosh, Dean Templeton, Alton Wallace, Jr., Sambo Oliver, Billy King, Jimmy Kilpatrick, Richard Knox, Harold Bartlet, William Duck, Jerry Braswell. JUNIOR I CLASS B OFFICERS Gene Smith ___________________________ President Ruth Patteison - Vice-President Paul Railey _____________________________Secretary MEMBERS 1st. Row: Joyce Boddie, Betty Jo Marable, Shirley Willis. Jeanette Waites, Shirley Price, Mary Ann Moore, Marie Parkman, Ophelia Jackson. 2nd. Row: 1 lelen 1 lammock, Alice Sims, Fay Walker, Sarah Sanders, Inez Welcher, Mary Frances Branch, Jean Williamson, Sara Mac Mann, Ruth Patterson, Mary Frances O'Neal. 3rd. Row: Mrs. John Treadwell, Bobby Adams, George Wise, Laurence Bailey, Robert 1 lar relson, |ohn Mack Howard, Gene Smith, Frank Crouch, Freddie Patterson, Charlie Monroe, Wayne Temples, Aubrey Jackson. Absent—Paul Railey, 1 hoinas lease, Billy lease, Katherine Welcher, Ray Williams. MRS. TREADWELL, TEACHER SNAPSHOTS ....... ATHLETICS anci ACTIVITIES Betty Rose W. Jones, Mary Allen Mask, Genus Owen, Ann Elizabeth Evers, Virginia Lester, Betty Jo Harrelson She CHEERLEADERS cJhe SQUAD 1st. Row: Martin Creer, Donald Adams, Billy Harris, Austin Meeks, Dean Akins. Cerell Sprag gins, Morrison Lester, Frank Pearson, Kenneth Caldwell, Charles Patterson, Raymond Walker, Ted Newman, Oscar Perkins. 2nd. Row: Billy McCoy, Pete Rentfrow, Maurice Berry. Jake Kilpatrick, Wayne Walker. Horace Patterson, Stossel Cole, Bobby Deason, Dan Carlisle, Jimmy Sanford, Melvin Hamby, Lin wood Harris, Donald Black. 3rd. Row: Coach Foshcc, Junior Newman, Herman Pitts, Melvin Jones, Ralph Patterson. Charles Smith, Mickey Washburn, Edward Pitts, Johnny Baker. Gerald Easterwood, J. R. Brown. James Arthur Smith, Bill Jinks, Assistant Coach Duffee. COACH DUFFEE COACH FOSHEE MICKEY WASHBURN- Our triple threat back. Good at passing, punting and run- ning. MELVIN JONES—One of the best high school pass receivers in these parts. Also a great defensive cud. GERALD EASTERWOOD- One of the most dependable and capable guards the Tigers have ever had. JOHNNY BAKER—TEe two position man. He can play cen- ter or blocking back and do a very good job of cither. HERMAN PITTS—An excellent tackle in all respects, always play- ing heads-up football with the idea of winning. JAMES ARTHUR SMITH— Big, rough rugged and an excel- lent tackle with one more year to go- JUNIOR NEWMAN-A great end on both offense and defense. He’ll really “snag those passes in the next two years. BILL JINKS—One of the best and most promising guards we have seen in a long time. JIMMY SANFORD-A hard hit- ting back with a long time to go. Watch him, folks. PLAYERS MAURICE BERRY-For his first year, Maurice did an exceptionally good job both on offense and de- fense. CORKY TAYLOR-The Tiger comedian. Also a good end, espec- ially defensive.) 1)Ai CARLISLE- lard bitting and aggressive with two more years to go. JUNIOR BROWN—The Tiger center, lie could always be de pended on to put the ball in the right place at the right time. CHARLES SMITH—Fleet - foot ed! What Charles lacked in size, he made up for in speed and ag- gressiveness. JAKE KILPATRICK—Does he hit hard? Just ask his opponents. RALPH PATTERSON Ralph is both good and promising. With some experience he’ll really go places. PETE RENTFROW—A uvivs de pendable. Pete was always will- ing to do his part and did a good job of it. She BIG ELEVEN Melvin Jones, right end; Doc Smith, right tackle; Bill Jinks, right guard; Junior Brown, cen- ter; Gerald Easterwood, left guard; I lerman Pitts, left tackle; Junior Newman, left end. Charles Smith, right half; Johnny Baker, quarter hack; Edward Pitts, full back; Mickey Washburn, left half. SUMMARY OF THE 1947 FOOTBALL SEASON I he 1947 football season was very successful for the Tigers. With nine returned lettermen. Coaches Foshee and Duffee, made a hard fighting team despite the injuries and the losing of several players. Of the nine games played, the Tigers won seven games, losing two. We congratulate the squad and Coaches for their fine showing. SCORES Dadeville 20 Roanoke 0 Dadeville 40 Ashland 6 Dadeville 27 Auburn 0 Dadeville 18 Line ville 0 Dadeville 14 Opelika 28 Dadeville 6 Emma Sansom 0 Dadeville __ 7 Valley Hi 0 Dadeville 27 Lanett 6 Dadeville 0 Alexander City 7 cJhe BASKETBALL TEAM 1st Row: Ratlney Pitts, Oscar Perkins, Allen Treadwell, Melvin Hamby, Frank Pearson, Kyle Railey. 2nd. Row: Melvin Jones, Paul Robinson, Horace Patterson, Capt. Mickey Washburn, Junior Newman, Charles Patterson, Austin Meeks. Not Shown: Pete Rentfrow, Freddy Postma, Charles Smith, and Argus Brascll. ★ As we go to press our basketball team is continually improving. We now have the use of a gym for the first time in several years, and so our A and B teams deserve a lot of credit for the show- ing they have made. “T” CLUB Melvin Jones ____________________________________________________________ President Gerald Easterwood ______________________________________________________ Vice-President Johnny Baker_________________________________________________________________ Secretary James Arthur Smith___________________________________________________________ Treasurer 1st Row: Allen 1 readwell, Pete Rcntlrow, Junior Newman, Bill links, Johnny Baker, Mickey Washburn, Dan Carlisle, Jake Kilpatrick, Jr. Brown, Billy Veasey. 2nd. Row: Coach Foshee, Faculty Advisor; Melvin Jones. Ralph Patterson, Thomas Wilson, Maurice Berry. 3rd. Row: Corky Taylor, Paul Robinson, Gerald Easterwood, Jimmy Sanford. % STUDENT COUNCIL Melvin Jones _ Doris Harris Sara Spraggins Frances Greer Robert Lester Austin Meeks Sue Lindsey Lila Corprew Billy King Gene Smith _____________ President Vice-President Sr. Ill Representative Sr. II Representative Sr. I Representative Jr. Ill Representative Jr. IIA Representative Jr. HR Representative Jr. IA Representative Jr. IR Representative SITTING LEFT TO RIGIIT: Linwood, Dorothy Ann, Mack, Ann Elizabeth, Gerald and Frances. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: June, Barbara, Reba, Joan, Mrs. Young (Faculty Advisor), and Genus. TALISMAN STAFF Editor-in-Chief ____________________________________________________Dorothy Atm Fuller Assistant Editor ___________________________________________________ Mack A. Freeman Business Manager Aim Elizabeth Evers Assistant Business Manager-------------------------------------------- - Joan Hamby Subscription Manager _________________________________________________ Linwood Harris Subscription Manager __________________________________________________ Centis Owen Sports Editor - Gerald Eastcrwood Art Editor______________________________________________________________________ - Frances Greer Typist _____________________________________________________________ Mack A. Freeman Typist ____________________________________.__:___________________ Dorothy Ann Fuller Representative ________________________________________________________ Reba Holley Representative __________________________________________________________ June Oliver Sponsor________________________________________________________________________Mrs. Julian Young SII I INC. LEFI IC) RICH 11: Betty, Aurelia, Joan, Martha, Mrs Bennett (Faculty Advisor), and Cenus. S I ANDINCi LEFI l() RICH I: Corky, Reha, Barbara, Mary and John. % TIGER RAG STAFF Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Assistant Editor Sports Editors Feature Editor Business Manager Assistant Manager Circulation Manager Cirls Sports Writer Chief Reporter Typist T ypist Typist_______ Typist T ypist________ Faculty Advisor Aurelia Nickerson ----------- Betty Segrest ---------)oan Hamby Corky Taylor and Thomas Wilson Mary Pearson -------- Cenus Owen Barbara Farrington John Ballinger Reba Holly ------------ Martha Buzbee Geraldine Carter ------ Dorothy Ann Fuller Joyce Walker ------------------Melvin Jones Mack Freeman Mrs. Bill Bennett SITTING: Argus Brascll, Mr. A. II. Wallace, Gerald Easterwood. STANDING. LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Pearson, Fredd Postma, Raymond Walker, Don- ald Black, Mickey Washburn, Melvin Jones, Ronnie Carlisle, Billy I Iolley, Charles I lenderson, Stossel Cole, Johnny Baker, Oscar Perkins. KEY CLUB Gerald Easterwood Johnny Baker __ Argus Brasell Mr. A. 11. Wallace Preside n I Vice President Secretary and Treasurer Faculty Advisor KEY CLUB I he Key Club, organized for the first time this year, is really a |r. Kiwanis Club with the same motto, We Build.’’ The purpose of the Key Club is to develop initiative and leadership among Sr. high students. 1st Row: Mrs. Pruitt, Mickey Washburn, Barbara Farrington, Melvin Jones, Joe Hamby, Ger- ald Easterwood, Reba Holley, Ann Elizabeth Evers, Joyce Hardwick, Betty Segrest. Sitting: Genus Owen, Martha Buzbee, Aurelia Nickerson, Mary Pearson, Juanita Denny, I lelen Hooten, Rita Thweatt. 3he BETA CLUB OFFICERS ------------- President -------- Vice-President ----------------------------------------- Secretary ----------------------------------- Treasurer ------------------------Faculty Advisor Barbara Farrington Genus Owen Reba I lollcv Joan Hamby Mrs. M. E. Pruitt GLEE CLUB MEMBERS 1st. Row: Mary Allen Mask, Betty Duck, Marge Claybrooks, Mary Pearson, Jean Grace, Ann E. Evers, Joyce Vines, I lilda Buzbee. 2nd. Row: Cenus Owen, Martha Buzbee, Margaret Gresham, Joyce 1 lardwick, Ann I lubbard, Dannie Lou Washburn, Levis Davis I lamby. 3rd. Row: Elizabeth Davis, Gaynell Harris, Evelyn Marable, June Oliver, Aurelia Nickerson, Mary Ann Corprew, Virginia Lester, Christine 1 larris. 4th. Row: Billy Templeton, Joan 1 lamby, Barbara Farrington, Ruth Lockett, Marge Ruth Strickland, Dorothy Mae Harris, Noma Harris. 5th. Row: Olive Mae 1 lamby, Betty Jo 1 larrclson, Betty Rose W. Jones, Sarah Spraggins. ATTRACTIONS JOE ELLA WALKER BARBARA FARRINGTON JUNE OLIVER FAVORITES iSenioK WHO'S WITTIEST C.IRL Geraldene Carter WITTIEST BOY Corky Taylor MOST DIGNIFIED GIRL Aurelia Nickerson MOST DIGNIFIED BOY John Ballinger MOST STUDIOUS GIRL Betty Segrest MOST STUDIOUS BOY Mack Freeman CUTEST GIRL ' Genus Owen CUTEST BOY Melvin Jones BEST LOOKING BOY Maurice Berry PRETTIEST GIRL Ann Elizabeth Evers BEST ATHLETE 1 lerman Pitts Not pictured WHO... FRIENDLIEST GIRL Virginia Lester FRIENDLIEST BOY Harold Milner GOOD CITIZENSHIP GIRL Dorothy Ann Fuller MOST POPULAR GIRL Betty Rose Whitaker MOST POPULAR BOY Mickey Washburn BEST ALL ROUND GIRL Mary Pearson BEST ALL ROUND BOY Gerald Easterwood Lafaonize out flieluls the ADVERTISERS LEE JAMES WE DO NOT SELL CHEAP MERCHANDISE, BUT WE DO SELL COOD MERCHANDISE CHEAP.” Doit’n On Railroad Avenue Opelika, Alabama ALABAMA MILLS, Inc. 10th Floor Liberty National Life Building 706 South 29th Street Birmingham, Alabama Compliments Of THE FAIR STORE Alexander City, Alabama THE DADEVILLE RECORD Publishers and Printers A Home Industry That Appreciates The Patronage Of Home People Dadeville, Alabama abrams McDonald HOME AUTO STORE Auto Parts and Home Appliances Radios and Service Dadeville, Alabama VALENTINE'S CAFE Where Friends Meet and Eat Pete and America Armstrong Dadeville, Alabama H. C. DAVIS SON General Merchandise and Building Material Electrical Appliances Jackson's Gap, Ala. 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