Dadeville High School - Talisman Yearbook (Dadeville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1964 volume:

mi fiuww iff? MM,M f WE, THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1964, Proudly Present THE TALISMAN OF DADEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Dadeville, Alabama Volume XXII ALMA MATER 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 fill 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 Ruth Ea ster wood Editor Edwin Pruett Associate Editor Joyce Pemberton Assistant Editor Nancy Curran Assistant Editor Judy Banks Business Manager Lee Sims Ass't Business Manager Linda Young Feature Editor Donald Lester Club Editor THE TALISMAN STAFF have enabled us to publish this edition of the TALISMAN. its appreciation to all who Edward Hall Sports Editor Jimmy Howard Sports Editor Linda Kitchens Snapshot Editor Gary Ingram Subscription Editor William Fuller Subscription Editor Sandy Holliday Junior Assistant Darryl White Junior Assistant Mrs. Adelaine Treadwell Sponsor Not Shown--Carolyn Davis and Betty Gibson Assistants 2 IN MEMORIAM We, the Senior Class of 1964, proudly dedicate this edition of the Talisman as a memorial to Larry O’Neal. His untimely death has left an empty space in the hearts of his classmates and friends. 3 Secretary Mrs. Betty Pitts Secretary, Mrs. Pitts; Helpeis: Linda Young, Sue Evers, Judy Banks, Carol Jane Meigs, Linda Kitchens, Linda Patterson, Betty Pritchard, Joyce Pemberton, Wylone Davis; Principal, Mr. G. W. Hause. 4 Mrs. Mary Burnett� Mrs. Pallie Lockett, and Mrs. Verne Greer, First Grade. Mrs. Bethany Abrams, Third Grade; Mrs. Nelle Hause, Second Grade; Mrs. Mattie James, Second Grade; Mrs. Lillian Adair, Third Grade. Mrs. Grace Mixson, Fifth Grade; Mrs. Frances McDaniel, Fifth Grade; Mrs. Roberta Greene, Fourth Grade; Miss Sarah Sorrell, Fourth Grade. Not Shown--Mrs. Kathryn Hearn, Special Class. Mrs. Alma Burton, Sixth Grade; Mr. Donald Black, Sixth Grade. Mr. Hugh Foshee, History and Assistant Principal; Mrs. Julia Young, Librarian; Mr. Richard Williams, Phys. Ed. and Civics, Head Coach. Mr. Arland Carter, History and Assistant Coach; Mrs. Charlene Moore, Science; Mr. Jimmy Sanford, Sci- ence and Math; Mr. Jef Thurman, Band and Phys. Ed.; Mrs. Mildred Turner, English. Mr. R. K. McKemie, Agriculture; Mrs. Adelaine Treadwell, History and English, Mrs. Maude Pruett, Home Economics; Mrs. Mary Kinnaird, English. Mrs. Johnnie Fay Pennington, Typing and Spanish; Mrs. Dorothy Wright, Mathematics; Mrs. Louise Thompson, Phys. Ed. and Science; Mr. John Nolan, Higher Math, and Science. 8 VALEDICTORIAN CLASS SPONSOR Ruth Easterwood Mrs. V. R. Pennington SALUTA TORIAN Judy Banks SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Joyce Pemberton, Secretary; Ruth Easterwood, Treasurer; Nancy Curran, Reporter; Wayne Barber, Vice Presi- dent; Edwin Pruett, President; Judy Banks and Linda Young, Social Chairmen. 10 BOBBY BALDWIN He knows what he wants to do and does it Football 2, D club 2, FFA 1,2, 3,4. JUDY BANKS A pleasant mix- ture of fun and seriousness FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Treas. 2; Beta Club 2,3,4; Vice Pres. 4; Sr. Science Club 4; Tiger Rag Staff 3,4; Ass't Ed. 4; Annual Staff Bus. Mgr. 4, Class Beauty Nomi- nee 2,3; Best School Spirit 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Officer 4; Home- coming Queen 4; Office Staff 4; Salutatorian 4. WAYNE BARBER: I'm a woman hater, but the Bible says, Love your enemieS FFA 1,2,3,4; Sentinel 4; Class favorite 4; Class vice pres. 2,3,4. AS THE CURTAIN CLOSES ON THE FOURTH ACT OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL DRAMA, WE BID A FAREWELL TO THE THINGS LOVED IN HIGH SCHOOL— BILLY BEAIRD Not the kind you forget FFA 1,2,3,4; Class President 2. JOYCE BREWER Judge me by what I am FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4; FT A 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Cub Band 4. HARRY COOKSEY School would be nice without books FFA 1,2,3,4; String Band 3; Sr. Science Club 4; Wittiest 4. JIMMY CROUCH He is a gentle- man because his nature is kind FFA 1,2,3,4; Class Pres. 2. LYNN CULVER He has the patience that can accomplish anything FFA 1,2,3,4; 3rd place, State Forestry Contest 3. NANCY CURRAN She reminds us of champagne--always bub- bling over FHA 2,3,4; V-pres. 4; GAA 2,3,4; Ass't Ed. Annual 4; Tiger Rag Staff 4; FTA 4; Sr. Science Club 4; Band 3,4; Head Flagbearer 4; 2nd place Dist. Oratorical Winner 3; Most Likely to Succeed 4. THE SPIRIT OF DHS, THE RING OF LA LIGH- TER ECHOING THROUGH THE HALLS, THE ASSEMBLIES TOGETHER, RUTH EASTERWOOD It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice FHA 1,2,3,4; Treas. 3; Sec. 4; Jr. Chapt. Degrees 1; FTA 1,2,3,4; Pres. 4; GAA 1,2,3; Beta Club 2,3,4; Sec. 4; Editor Annual 4; Class officer 2,4; DAR history award 3; County Science Fair Winner 2; Most Dependable 4; Valedictorian 4. SYLVIA FREEMAN There never was a saint with red hair FHA 1,2,3,4; Officer 3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Pari. 2,3,4; Most Popular 4. RANDALL FULLER He'll find a way FFA 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Cub Band 4; Class Vice Pres. 2; Class Treas. 3; Most Dependable 4. WILLIAM FULLER Life without mischief is not life at all D club 3,4; Football 3,4; Base- ball 2; FFA 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Annual Staff 4; Cutest 4. CHERYL CORDON A good dis- position is more valuable than gold FHA 1,2,3,4; CAA 1,2,3,4; FT A 3,4. EDWARD HALL I'll take my football any day and throw my books far, far away Football 2,3,4; D club 3,4; Pres. 4; Key Club 3,4; FFA 1,2, 3,4; Officer 4; Student Council 4; Most Congenial 4. THE STUDENT DANCES, SINGING THE ALMA MA TER, AND THE LOVE FOR LEARN- ING BT STUDENTS AND TEA CHERS; JIMMY HOWARD The football Team isn't the only place you need a good line Football 2,3,4; D club 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Reporter 2,3; Pres. 4; County FFA vice pres. 4. GARY INGRAM A little non- sense he enjoys, which is true of many boys FFA 1,2,3,4; Reporter 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Cub Band 3,4; Corporal 4; Annual Staff Subscription Ed. 4. TONY JOHNSON That which does the most is just a pleasant smile FFA 1,2,3,4; Key Club 3,4; Bas ketball 3,4; Sr. Science Club 2 LINDA KITCHENS As merry as the day is long FHA 1,2,3,4; CAA 1,2; Band 3,4; Cub Band 3,4; Tiger Rag Staff 1,3; Annual Staff 4; Class Beauty Nominee 4. DONALD LESTER Head erect shoulders square, Clean minded fellow, just and fair FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 3,4; D club 3,4; Treas. 4; Basketball 2,3; Key Club 2,3,4; Sec. Treas. 4; Annual Staff 4; Most Likely to Succeed 4. CAROL JANE MEIGS By the work we know the workman FHA 1,2,3,4; Pres. 3; Crisco Award 2; GAA 2; Beta Club 2,3,4; Pres. 4; Girls' State 3; Student Council 3,4; Officer 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Capt. 4; Head Major- ette 3; solo twirler 4; Tiger Rag Staff 4; Sr. Science Club 1,2, 3,4; Class Beauty nominee 2,3; Best All Around 4; Nat'l Poetry and Essay Award 2,3,4; 2nd place State Vogue Sew- ing contest 2; Betty Crocker Award 4. THESE THINGS WE’LL REMEMBER AND CHERISH. DOUG PATTERSON The face of his own merit makes his own way FFA 1,2,3,4; Quartet 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Class V-pres. 3; Mr. Senior 4. -'O, LINDA PATTERSON The world is no better if we hurry FHA 1,2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4; Sec. 3, Vice pres. 4; GAA 3; Homecom- ing maid 4; Class beauty 4. JOYCE PEMBERTON The dreamer with a million moods F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Reporter 3, hist. 4; Rept. 4; Jr. Chapt. degrees 1; Class rept. 3; class sec. 4; Tiger Rag Staff 3; GAA 1,2,3,4; Ass’t editor Annual 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Cub Band 3,4; Class favorite 4; Office staff 4; Class Beauty 3; Nat'l Anthology Poetry Winner 4. OLIVIA PINKSTON Her eyes were made for Laughter FHA 1,2,3,4; FTA 2,3; Treas. 3, GAA 2,3,4; Sec. 3. LYNDA PRATHER Personality is the key to success FHA 1,2,3,4; Treas. 2; GAA 1,2, 3,4; Sr. Science Club 4; Cheer- leader 3,4; D club 3,4; Most Congenial 4. EDWIN PRUETT Earnest in his work, wholehearted in his play Key Club 3,4; Pres. 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Treas. 4; Sr. Science Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Officer 2; Allstate Band 1,3,4; Class pres. 4; Boys' State 3; Tiger Rag Staff 4; Student Council 4; Associate Ed Annual 4; Boys' State Physical Fitness Award 3; Best All Around 4. NOW WE FACE BROADER HORIZONS AND WORLDS NEVER SEEN BEFORE. WE’LL FACE THEM WITH COURAGE, LEE SIMS The world is as you take it Football 1,2,3,4; Capt. 4; D club 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Most Outstanding Lineman 4; All conference 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Student Council Pres. 4; Boys' State 3; Best School Spirit 4; Class Pres. 3; Ass't Bus. Mgr. Annual 4; Science Club 2,3,4; Nat'l Anthology Poetry Winner 2. EMALYN THOMPSON A girl whom you like better with each passing day GAA 1,2,4; FHA 1,2,4; Degree 1; Beauty nom. 1,2,4; Class Beauty Runner-up 2,4; Cutest 4. SHEILA VINES It's the Little things that Count FHA 1,2,3,4; Wittiest 4. LLOYD WAITES But you can't marry ten pretty girls ! D club 3,4; Sec. 4; Football 3,4; Baseball 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Sr. Science Club 4; Most Popular 4. RANDY WILLIS He's able be- cause he thinks he's able FFA 1,2,3,4; Key Club 3,4; Vice pres. 4; Sr. Science Club 1,2,3,4; Boys' State 3; Class Favorite 2; Hon. Mention County Science Fair 2. ANN YARBROUGH Though she talks but little, 'tis a great deal more she thinks FHA 1,2,3,4; FTA 3,4; Sec. 4. BECAUSE DHS IS A PART OF US, AND MUCH OF OUR STRENGTH COMES FROM ITS INFL UENCE. LINDA YOUNG What she under- takes to do, she does FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Vice pres. 4; D club 2,3,4; Cheer- leader 1,2; Sr. Science Club 4; Tiger Rag Staff 1,2; Office Staff 4; Annual Staff Feature Editor 4; Class favorite 1,3; Good Citizen- ship Girl 4; Miss Senior 4; Student Council 2; Beauty Nominee 3,4; Nat'l Essay Anthology 4. Mrs. Dorothy Wright David Baker Anne Barnes Randy Barron Randy Bell Carol Black Lynn Brasell Kenneth Brewer Sue Bryant Roger Mac Caldwell Curtis Wayne Coker Sara Collum Barbara Counts Shirley Curran JUNIORS Beverly Davis Carolyn Davis Jerry Davis Nina Davis Herbert Dennis Sue Evers Bill Farrington Jimmy Freeman Dottie Fuller Kati Fuller Roger Fuller Betty Gibson John Gittings Jewel Haggerty Lola Haggerty John Ayres Linda Hall June Hamby Martha Hamby Eugene Harper Betty Faye Harris Jimmy Harrelson Winona Harrelson Joyce Hartley Nell Henderson Sandy Holiday Jimmy Howard Julia Jinks Mrs. Louise Thompson THE “JOLLY JUNIORS” TAKE PART IN EVERY PHASE OF LIFE A T DHS Murray Knox Patricia Litsey Linda Mathis Frances McCoy Bill McDonald Ann McKelvey Billy McKemie Jane Moore Jerry Monroe Larry Monroe Patricia Monroe Joyce Mullican Doug Nickerson Nancy Pitts Edward Pless Barbara Prather Betty Pritchard Janice Fomby David Noles Christine Patterson Crayton Patterson Martha Patterson Jimmy Payne Pat Pinkston THEY ARE CHEERLEADERS, ATHLETES, BANDSMEN, HONOR STUDENTS YOU NAME AND THEY ARE IT! Judy Robinson A1 Smith Shirley Strickland Billy Joe Templeton Sonja Templeton Patricia Valentine Charlene Vines Annette Wallace Darryl White Judy White Mary Dean Whorton Benny Wise Brenda Berry Nelda Black Peggy Black 1 -h. Jackson Baldwin Harold Banks Rex Barnes Mrs. Mary Kinnaird Mary Blair Danny Brewer Martha Brooks Martha Bryant Stanley Campbell Alan Carlisle Sheryl Coger Ronnie Culberson Betty Davis Martha Davis SOPHOMORES OUR “SA UCT SOPHOMORES” REALLY HA VE Wylone Davis Kay Evers Bob Fourtenbary Steve Freeman Glenn Fuller Corene Garrett Jane Gittings Roberta Greene Janis Greer Craig Guy Sandra Hamby A1 Harrelson Annette Harris Mevelyn Hayes Margaret Howard Mrs. Adeline Treadwell Ray Reynolds Danny Roberts Stanley Roberts Mike Robinson Frances Sanders Charles Lauderdale Donna Lockhart Larry Mann Mary Jo McKelvey Mitch Mitchell Jimmy McKemie Johnny Pearson Bill Prather Joe Ponder Eloise Price THE SPIRIT. JUST ASK ANYBODY! Nancy Sanford David Sharpe Ronnie Strickland Tressie Taylor Carolyn Vines Lamar Walls Micheal Wallace Ann Welcher Billy White Elaine Whitman Elizabeth Whorton Perry Willis Sheila Wilder Terry Wright Janet Young Betty Fourtenbary Carolyn Greer Linda Hall Jane Ann Hamby Betty Harris Janis Baker Renee Burnett Joyce Cassiday Rebecca Clark Ann Davis Sandra Easterwood Elise Farrington Maggie Ford Mrs. Maude Pruett Dorothy Hartley Laura Ingram Linda Jinks Angela Johnson Linda Johnson FRESHMEN INTRODUCING THE Brenda Langley Sheri McCormick Patricia Meigs Jean O'Neal Lillian Pinkston Ann Pitts Marilyn Sanford Judy Sexton Marion Smith Carolyn Tease Jennie White June Williams Raphelia Willis Evelyn Wise Sharon Yarbrough Mr. R. K. McKemie Miles Crouch Rex Culver Wayne Davis Calvin Dean Joe Duke Phil Evers Larry Freeman Johnny Gilbert Joe Gravette James Haggerty Jimmy Abbett Sid Banks Wayne Banks Jim Barnes Stan Barron Charles Brewer Dan Caldwell David Claybrook “FROLICKING FRESHMEN” A GREA T BUNCH OF KIDS WITH JUST A “TOUCH” OF MISCHIEF Thomas Hall Jimmy Horn Eugene Ingram Thomas Kellum Melvin Moore Hubert Osborne John Patten Charles Pearson A1 Pennington Buddy Seay David Sharpe Larry Stapler Larry Templeton Jacky Thompson Randy Walls Mrs. Charlene Moore Jimmy Collum Janis Cooksey Judy Cosby Brenda Craddock Charles Davis Beulah Strickland Jimmy Davis Larry Davis Roger Davis Cecil Duffee Wanda Flournoy Mike Gardner EIGHTH GRADE “GROWNUP EIGHTH GRADERS” KNOW THAT Anthony Garrett Patricia Guthrie Jimmy Hamby Mickey Hamby Terry Hamby Sandra Harrelson Sharon Harrelson Wanda Harrelson Peggy Hartly Jane Ingram Lane Ingram Glenn Kelly Richard Kinnaird Carolyn Knox Jenny Lester Bill Langley Cristy Lockett Frank Sharpe Nancy Hammock Lynn Harrelson Marion Harris Lee Isabel Emily Ann Keith Judy litsey Sandra Lockhart Roger McCormick Janet McKelvey Billie Jo Milner Lumus Moncus vM' Ann Nelson Lucian Payne HIGH SCHOOL IS WORK! AND FUN! Dorothy Pennington Mike Pitchford Mickey Pless Billy Pritchard Carl Pritchard Lamar Sharpe Billy Thornell Margaret Thompson Wayne Vines Wayne Waldrop Janet Washburn Sue Wesson Charlotte White Lester White Patricia White Bob Wilder Elizabeth Wilder Jennifer Wilder Mrs. Mildred Turner Jackie Brown Dyane Buchanan Gary Claybrooks Don Cleveland Ann Coker SEVENTH GRADE THE “POOR LOST SEVENTH GRADERS” — WE WONDER IF THEY CAN FIND THE John Cornett Charlotte Crockett Cathy Danford Carolyn Davis Gene Davis Jimmy Davis Judy Davis Amelia Dennis Betty Dennis Joe Dye Diane Easterwood Randy Forbus Donny Harris Finch Moran Ellen Moore Mr. Arlan Carter Creath Davis Linda Davis Barbara Flournoy Brenda Flournoy Charles Ford Rhonda Gittings June Gravette Charlotte Greer Lee Guy Ronnie Hall Neal Hamby Shirley Harper Tommy Harrelson Paulette Harris Bonnie Hartley RIGHT CLASS AT THE RIGHT TIME! David Hartley Hank Holley Debra Ingram William Jones Jean Knight Patrick Lowe Jimmy Meigs Wallace Milner Anita Mitchell Patricia Mixon Joe Moore Phil Patten Celia Pinkston Debbie Smith Steve Carter Jimmy Davis Melissa Moore Rickey Parrott Rosalie Pennington Dan Prather Randy Pritchard Betty Ray V ' ♦ Jimmy Reeves Johnny Roberts Sandy Sanford Steve Sherrer Mr. Jimmy Sanford OH YES! THE SEVENTH GRADERS ARE ON THE WAY. . . Willie Sims Tommy Strickland Douglas Templeton Rickey Tucker Olivia Valentine Billy Walls Jean Walls Dora Jean Watkins Bobby Wesson Ruth White Frank Whorton Linda Wigley Betty Wise Donald Yarbrough Patricia Yarbrough Kenneth Berry Hayward Bolan Christine Boswell Rosalie Boswell Mrs. Kathryn Hearn Amos Bolan Daniel Bolan SPECIAL STUDENTS—THE HARDEST WORKERS IN SCHOOL Robert Murphy Susan Murphy Chris Roberts G. W. Sims Ray Lee Sims Lorraine Stewart Willie Stewart 29 Bob Banks David Barber Elsie Barron Wanda Brooks Ramona Cassady Brenda Counts Buddy Davis Nancy Davis Tim Davis Ronnie Fourtenbery Freita Fuller Mr. Donald Black SIXTH GRADE Lynn Yarbough INTRODUCING THE “SENIORS” OF THE ELEMENTARY THE YOUNGSTERS ARE HALF- WA Y THROUGH NO W Ronnie Fuller Irma Hall April Hamby Sue Kelly Dean Kimbrell Thurman Lightsey Joyce Meadows Cortez Mixon Ann McCormick John Ray Robin Reynolds Ann Smith Margaret Thompson Larry Whatley Charles Yarbrough Mrs. Alma Burton Bill Curran Debbie Newman Frances Oliver Mary Davis Sadie Davis Linda Driver Steve Duffee Deborah Easterwood Rickey Evens Mickey Fuller Mary Jane Griffith WATCH THEM AND SEE WHAT WONDERFUL THINGS HAPPEN Wendell Huff Wanda Jones Mike Harrelson Marie Lane Sharon Langley Jimmy Meadows Rhonda Moore Frances Pastley Deborah Reaves Kathy Reynolds Ronald Sandford Frank Sharpe Ronald Sharp Gene Tucker Therease Waldrop Wendell Atkins Patty Berry Leon Brewer Phil Caldwell Ramona Cassady Roger Collum Janet Cosby Bobby Culver Mary Faye Davis Ruby Davis Jean East Judy Garrett Debra Gittings Mrs. Frances McDaniel FIFTH GRADE “WE LOVE TO READ! READ! READ! James Harper Jerry Harrelson Kathy Harrelson Dianne Huff Dianne Kelly Tony Lowe Jimmy Melton Robert Miller Gene Pemberton Sue Prather James Roberts Steve Templeton Janet Valentine Nancy Welcher Rex Young Mrs. Grace Mixon Martha Davis Martha Dothard Jimmy Evers Sandra Freeman John Gardner Marie Garrett April Hamby Mickey Harry Sue Hartly Phil Holiday Martha Howard AND HOW WE APPRECIATE THE HELP FROM OUR READING LABORATORT” Elmer Jones Joe McKee Susie Mixon Earl Murphy Michael Orr James Pike Joseph Pritchard William Sharpe Judy Smith Larry Smith Randy Spraggins Miranda Wallace Billy Wesson Charles Wesson Suzanne Wilder Mrs. Roberta Greene Mattie Ruth Davis Laura Ann Downing Pam Duck Christine Flournoy Sandra Garrett Kathy Guthrie Jimmy Hamby Kenneth Harrelson Melissa Harry Sherry Huff Martha Yarbough FOURTH GRADE FOURTH GRADERS GO “’ROUND THE WORLD” IN GEOGRAPHY Ginger Jennings Teresa Johnson Richard McGill Patricia Lightsey Eric Moore Randy Moran Janice Pearson Roger Pinkston Rodney Pless Sue Reaves Leland Sharpe Sue Skinner Susan Thompson Barbara White Patti Wilder Miss Sara Sorrell Toni Flournoy Dean Flourtenbary Hugh Dean Fuller Kathy Gibson R. C. Grant Arlene Hamby Rachael Hammock Terry Harrelson Jerry Huff Mike Langley Jeanine Barnes Luvon Collum Jimmy Cosby Minnie Davis Jerry Driver Judy Duff Larry Young AND THEY “LIVE” IN ALABAMA — HISTORY! Mary Helen Lewis Ronnie Milam Diane Monroe Jean Monroe Debra Norris Derle Patterson James Patterson Ray Price Ronald Ray Nancy Reynolds Rhonda Richardson Joan Robertson Jackie Washburn Sally Williams Cathy Whorton Patricia Baker Pat Ballentine Farrell Berry Bill Black Scottie Caldwell John Collins Samanda Carroll Lee Cleveland Linda Counts Mrs. Betheny Abrams Unnie Duffee Marvin Flournoy Ricky Ford Camille Foshee Anita Haggerty Eai‘ Wadkins THIRD GRADE “NO W WE CAN DO READING AND WRITING Ralph Hall Stanley Holley Rob Johnson Rickey McClendon Glenda McCormick Kenny McCreight Tommy Minor Debbie Moran Chris Noles Morris Oliver Randy Parrott Glen Partridge Marsha Robinson Maggie Sims Leah Smith Mrs. Lillian Adair Debra Bailey Vernon Bice Rickey Brewer Charles Caldwell Tim Evers Lucy Farrow Ray Flurry David Fourtenbary Steve Fourtenbary Cliff Hamby Larry Handley Mike Henderson Gloria Hogan SCHOOL IS SO MUCH FUN! Rhonda Johnson Ronny Joiner Ricky Keel Brenda Knox Jerry Meadows Elaine Monroe Nanci Moore Jimmy Petty Wayne Sims Barry Templeton William Thweatt Luanne Thompson Ronald Tucker Patsy Watkins Jimmy Welcher David Berry Johnny Blackston Jerry Boswell Janet Caldwell Carolyn Cleveland Randy Coger Mrs. Nelle Hause Gary Davis Nancy Dennis Joe East Phillip Elliott Joe Gibson Cindy Gilbert Joey Harrelson Phil Harrelson Cindy Herring Janell Joiner SECOND GRADE THE SECOND GRADERS ARE REALLY DOING GREA T. . . “AW, MOM, Rita Jones Toni McCormick Amanda McKinney Angela Owen Mickey Patterson Carol Pinkston Tony Pitts Betsy Reynolds Debra Reynolds Jeffrey Robinson Leann Robinson Wayne Smith William Thompson Reba Wesson Jim Wilder Mrs. Mattie James Vicky Coker Thomas Davis Nancy Easterwood Randall Flournoy Thomas Gardner Betty Sue Garrett Angela Harrelson Nancy Harrelson David Holley Janice Lockhart Clarence McMichael DO I HA VE TO GO TO SCHOOL?” Richard Miller Mary Mixon Nancy Murphy Edward Oliver Cynthia Pearson Brenda Reynolds Shelby Sanford Bruce Shillis Zachary Templeton Wade Washburn Mickey Washburn Lynn White Wanda Williams Linda Yarbrough Martha Yarbrough Melanie Black Starr Carter Lee Ann Carroll Bob Collins Eugene Collum Michael Driver Mrs. Mary Burnett FIRST GRADE WELCOME TO DADEVILLE SCHOOLS Tim Greer Tommy Gresham Sheree Herring Marilyn Kitchens Peggy McCormick Scotty McKelvey George Murphy Donna Norris Johnny Payne Barbara Pinkston Billy Pinkston Janey Siggers Suzette Templeton Kenneth Thompson Alana Webb 40 LEARNING THE ABC’S AND READING, ’RITING, ’RITHMETIC . . . Terry Garrett Jerry Hall Keith Hamby Terry Huff Tony Lee Mark Lightsey Donna Lowe Beverly Minor Michael Oliver John Parkman Carolyn Prather Harriet Sanford Roger Sims Deborah White Ronald White 41 Connie Davis Donnie Davis Leroy Davis Lonnie Davis Gene Dye Martha Farrow Mrs. Verne Greer THE FIRST GRADERS START ON A JOURNEY TO KNOWLEDGE Helen Forbus Jeffery Garrett Allen Hammock David Hogan Karen Knox Jean Mann Tim McCreight Nelda McIntosh Judy Me KeIvey Mike Mixom Linda Monroe Jean Prather Joanne Rape Diana Webb Gary Willis 42 LINDA WUNG DOUG PATTERSON 44 MOST DEPEN DA BLE Randall Fuller, Ruth Easterwood GOOD CITIZENSHIP Linda Young (BEAUTY NOMINEES BEAUTY NOMINEES AND ESCORTS V.t SOPHOMORE BEAllTY NELDA BLACK FRESHMAN BEAU' JOHNSON CLASS SEVENTH GRADE Miriam, Olivia, Linda, Lee, Randy, Sandy EIGHTH GRADE NINTH GRADE 54 Jennifer, Lester, Steve, Brenda Brenda, Sandra, Phil, Buddy FA VORITES TENTH GRADE Johnny, Janet, Jane, Bobby ELEVENTH GRADE Darryl, Pat, Roger Mac, Betty, Winona, Murray 55 Homecoming Queen: Judy Banks being crowned by the 1963 queen, Sarabeth Seay. Homecoming F.F.A. Quartet: Jimmy Freeman, Lynn Brassell, Johnny Pearson, Doug Patterson, Pianist, Annette Harris. F.F.A. Sweetheart Judy Robinson Dadeville Darlings FRONT ROW: Head, Janet Valentine, SECOND ROW: Left to Right: Cathy Whorton, Miranda Wallace, Sally Williams, Debbie Noris, LAST ROW: Jack Washburn, Debbie Gittings, Ellen Dothard, Jean East, Lu Anne Thompson. 57 I Cheryl Gordon Lloyd Waites Y ' ♦ Randall Fuller -V Emalyn Thompson Linda Joy Patterson Ann Yarbrough Senior “Babies” William Fuller Bobby Baldwin Joyce Pemberton Ruth Easterwood Jimmy Crouch Randy Willis Linda Young Nancy Curran Joyce Brewer Judy Banks Olivia Pinkston Lee Sims Edward Hall Billy Beaird Harry Cooksey Donald Lester Gary Ingram Wayne Barber Lynn Culver Sylvia Freeman ATHLETICS Betty G. Billie Jo Lynda Patricia Carolyn Betty Faye Alan Buddy Kenneth Murray Jerry Roger Jimmy B. Terry Lester Billy Randy Cecil Bob Mitch Dan Curtis A1 Bill Perry Ray Bobby Jimmy A. Rex Craig Doug Joe John David HEAD CHEERLEADER Betty Faye Harris Betty Gibson Billie Jo Templeton Sponsor Mrs. Louise Thompson Carolyn Davis Lynda Prather Patricia Valentine Judy McKelvey—Mascot SENIOR CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: Edwin Pruett, Randy Barron, Lee Sims, Jimmy Howard, William Fuller, Edward Hall, Coach Jackie Williams. SECOND ROW: Alan Carlisle, Rex Barnes, Doug Nickerson, Bill McDonald, Perry Willis, Mitch Mit- chell, Donald Lester, Murray Knox, Coach Arlan Carter. THIRD ROW: Joe Ponder, John Gittings, Curtis Coker, Lloyd Waites, Kenny Brewer, Ray Reynolds, Buddy Seay, Coach Jimmy Sanford. FOURTH ROW: Terry Wright, Craig Guy, Jimmy Black, Bobby Fourtenbary, Lester White, Billy White, Cecil Duffee, A1 Harrelson, David Baker. COACHES Arlan Carter, Richard Williams, Jimmy Sanford CAPTAINS Lee Sims, Randy Barron Tigers Win Opening Game Tigers Take 31-OVictory, Clantoi Tigers End Season With Win William Fuller Ht. 5'9 Wt. 145 Left Halfback 2 Yr. Letterman Ldward Hall Ht. 5'9 Wt. 160 Fullback 2 Yr. Letterman Jimmy Howard Ht. 5'8 Wt. 145 Guard 2 Yr. Letterman Edwin Pruett 6'2 Wt. 175 Tackle 2 Yr. Letterman Lee Sims Ht. 6'2 Wt. 210 Tackle 3 Yr. Letterman Outstanding Lineman All-Conference Lloyd Waites Ht. 6' Wt. 150 End 2 yr. Letterman Donald Lester Ht. 6 2 Wt. 165 Tackle 2 Yr. Letterman Randy Barron Ht. 6'2 Wt. 185 Center 3 Yr. Letterman All-Conference Kenneth Brewer Ht. 5'8 Wt. 140 Right Halfback 2 Yr. Letterman Ray Reynolds Ht. 5' 6 Wt. 140 Quarterback 1 Yr. Letterman Terry Wright Ht. 6' Wt. 190 Tackle 1 Yr. Letterman Alan Carlisle Ht. 6'1 Wt. 160 End 2 Yr. Letterman Doug Nickerson Ht. 5'8 Wt. 140 End 1 Yr. Letterman Murray Knox Ht. 5'10M Wt. 165 Tackle 1 Yr. Letterman Curtis Coker Ht. S'll Wt. 150 End 1 Yr. Letterman Rex Barnes Tackle, 3 Yr. Letterman Ht. 5'9 Wt. 195 lbs. Outstanding Lineman All-Conference Perry Willis Back, 2 Yr. Letterman Ht. 5 9 Wt. 150 lbs. Outstanding Back John Gittings Guard 1 Yr. Letterman Ht. 5 9 Wt. 150 Bill McDonald Center, 2 Yr. Letterman Ht. 5'9 Wt. 155 David Baker End, 1 Yr. Letterman Ht. 5'9 Wt. 145 Bobby Fourtenbary Back, 2 Yr. Letterman Ht. 5'9 Wt. 165 Joe Ponder End, 2 Yr. Letterman Ht. 5’10 Wt. 160 Mitch Mitchell Back, 2 Yr. Letterman Ht. 5'9 Wt. 145 Craig Guy Guard, 2 Yr. Letterman Ht. 5'6 Wt. 180 A1 Harrelson Tackle, 1 Yr. Letterman Ht. 5'8 Wt. 175 Billy White Tackle, 1 Yr. Letterman Ht. 5' 7 Wt. 180 Buddy Seay Back, 1 Yr. Letterman Ht. 5' 9 Wt. 145 A TEAM, Left to Right: Buddy Seay, Darryl White, Roger MacCaldwe 11, (All-County), Jerry Monroe, Perry Willis (all-county), Alan Carlisle, Terry Wright, Joe Ponder, Doug Nickerson. KNEELING: Coach Richard Williams. B TEAM, Left to right: Jacky Thompson, Danny Brewer, David Sharpe, Ray Reynolds, Stanley Campbell, Randy Walls, Jimmy Abbett, A1 Pennington, Bill Prather, Dan Caldwell; KNEELING: Coach Arland Carter and Manager Jimmy Meigs. Perry Willis Roger MacCaldwell Jerry Monroe Alan Carlisle All-County All-County Buddy Seay Joe Ponder Terry Wright Doug Nickerson Darryl White Managers: Cecil Duffee, Lester White, Jimmy Black, NOT SHOWN: Tony Johnson. 69 Miriam Black Linda Johnson, head Sandra Easterwood Jane Ann Hamby Brenda Langley Alternate Anita Mitchell, Alternate JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS L. to R.--Brenda Craddock, Miriam Black, Bonnie Black, Jane Ann Hamby, Sandra Easterwood, and Linda John- son, head cheerleader. 70 BETA CLUB 1st ROW: Annette Wallace, Billie Jo Templeton, Mrs. Young, Sponsor; Carol Jane Meigs, President; Judy Banks, Vice-President; Ruth Easterwood, Secretary; Edwin Pruett, Treasurer; Patricia Valentine. 2nd ROW: Nancy Pitts, Judy White, Linda Hall, Jewel Haggerty, Sandy Holiday, Roger Mac Caldwell, David Baker, Carolyn Davis, Betty Gibson. STUDENT COUNCIL 1st ROW: Miriam Black, Maggie Ford, Rebecca Clark, Darryl White, Patricia Pinkston, Judy Banks, Secretary- Treasurer; Lee Sims, President; Mrs. Pennington, Sponsor; Carol Jane Meigs, Vice-President; Nelda Black, Nancy Sanford, Carolyn Davis, Emily Ann Keith. 2nd ROW: Olivia Valentine, Anita Mitchell, Linda Davis, Rosalie Pennington, Larry Davis, Lester White, Buddy Seay, Edwin Pruett, Jerry Monroe, Murry Knox, Randy Barron, Jimmy Abbett, Joe Ponder, Stanley Campbell, Edward Hall, William Fuller, Diane Easterwood. 74 CLUB PRESIDENTS 1st ROW: Rhonda Campbell, Jr. Science Club; Martha Faye Hamby, Sr. G.A.A.; Ruth Easterwood, F.T.A.; Carol Jane Meigs, Beta Club; Jane Moore, F.H.A.; Angela Johnson, Jr. G.A.A.; 2nd ROW: Edward Hall, D Club; Lee Sims, Student Council; Edwin Pruett, Key Club; Jimmy Howard, F.F.A. TIGER RAG STAFF 1st ROW: Nancy Pitts, Judy Sexton, Annette Wallace, Billie Jo Templeton, Mrs. Young, Sponsor; Judy Banks. Ruth Easterwood, Carol Jane Meigs, Carolyn Davis, Patricia Valentine, Betty Gibson, Nancy Curran, Annette Harris; 2nd ROW: Judy White, Linda Hall, Freita Fuller, Jewel Haggerty, Sandra Harrelson, Bonnie Black, Melissa Moore, Sandy Holiday, Edwin Pruett, Roger Mac Caldwell, David Baker, Betty Pritchard, Bill McDonald. Janet Young, A1 Pennington. 75 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Lynn Brascii, Secretary; Edward Hall, Treasurer; Wayne Barber, Sentinel; Jimmy Howard, Presi- dent; Gary Ingram, Reporter; Jimmy Freeman, Vice-President; Mr. McKemie, Advisor. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Mrs. Pruett, Advisor; Nina Davis, Reporter; Carol Jane Meigs, Song Leader; Janet Young, Treasurer; Jane Moore, President; Nancy Curran, Vice-President; Joyce Pemberton, Historian; Ruth Easterwood, Secretary; Sylvia Free- man, Parliameriarian. 76 SENIOR GIRLS’ A THLETIC ASSOCIA E ION President, Martha Hamby; Vice-President, Linda Young; Secretary, Betty Gibson; Treasurer, Nina Davis; Reporter, Joyce Pemberton; Parliamentarian, Sylvia Freeman; Recording Secretary, Jane Gittings; Advisor-- Mrs. Louis Thompson. JUNIOR GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President, Angela Johnson; Vice-President, Laura Ingram; Secretary, Patricia Meigs; Treasurer, Sandra Easterwood; Parliamentarian, Linda Johnson; Corresponding Secretary, Miriam Black; Reporter, Bonnie Black; Advisor, Mrs. Louise Thompson. 77 SENIOR SCIENCE CLUB President, Carol Jane Meigs; Vice-President, Edwin Pruett, Sec.-Treas.,Carol Black; Advisor, Mr. John Nolen. JUNIOR SCIENCE CLUB President, Rhonda Campbell; Vice-President, Lester White; Treasurer, Mike Gardener; Secretary, Cecil Duffee; Reporter, Marian Harris; Advisor, Mrs. Charlene Moore. 78 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Sponsor, Mrs. Wright; President, Ruth Easterwood; Vice-President, Linda Patterson; Secretary, Ann Yarbrough; Treasurer, Jane Moore; Reporter, Judy White; Parliamentarian, Sue Bryant; Historian, Ann Barnes. K E r c L u B Advisor, Coach Foshee; President, Edwin Pruett; Vice-President, Randy Willis; Secretary-Treasurer, Donald Lester. 79 4-H CLUB OFFICERS KNEELING--Creath Davis, Jimmy Black, Doug Templeton, Sandy Sanford, Jimmy Meigs, Johnny Roberts, Ernie Barnes, Don Cleveland, Frankie Sharpe, Marion Harris, Cecil Duffee, Richard Kinnaird, 2nd ROW--Anita Mitchell, Olivia Valentine, Jackie Brown, Rosie Pennington, Linda Davis, Mary Bailey, Angela Culberson, Jennifer Wilder, June Gravette, Judy Bass, Sharon Harrelson. 3rd ROW--Emily Keith, Miriam Black, Mary E. Allen, Dorothy Pennington, Bonnie Black, Rhonda Campbell, Randy Forbus, Bob Wilder, Steve Carroll, Larry Davis, Micky Hamby, Lester White. ELEMENTARY SCIENCE CLUB 1st ROW--Debra Gittings, Tim Davis, Steve Duffee, Betty Danford, Patty Berry, Jean East, Suzanne Wilder, Miranda Wallace, Thurman Lightsey, Martha Kay Brewer, Jimmy Evers, Wendell Atkins, Randy Spraggins, Debbie Newman, Ann Davis. 2nd ROW--Larry Whatley, Sue Prather, Kathy Harrelson, Janet Valentine, Ruby Davis, Bob Banks, Gene Tucker, Brenda Counts, Rex Young, Frieta Fuller, Ellen Dothard, Dale Brassel, Robert Miller, Terry Harrelson, Phil Holliday, John Gardner. 3rd ROW--Mrs. Grace Mixson, Sponsor; Mike Harrelson, Robin Reynolds, Francis Oliver, Ronnie Sanford, Walter Baker, Lynn Cornett, Rhonda Moore, Mary Jane Griffith, Sharon Langeley, Wanda Jones, Joyce Meadows, Rhonda Burnette, Mrs. Alma Burton, Sponsor. Grab that Snooze Time!! ! The Four Devils We girls have a secret' Another Monday Pilgrim's Progress It's a Great Big Brownie Smile Such Sweet Little Children After the Party A Party at Bert's Slow Just Waiting Around They've taken our food. We did it ourselves Have You Ever Had the Blues? Just Posing Girl Shortage Don't worry, Lee can solve it. HANG HANIH Just One? A Lovely Evening In the Family Where's the Boys? Church on Sunday Huh?? They've Grown Up Beauties Got Him! Me Top The Thinker Prima Donnas Compliments of ROBERT GRA VES STUDIO Phone 234-4781 Photographers of Anything Anytime Anywhere Alexander City, Alabama ROBERT H. LESTER NEIGHBORHOOD GROCERY General Merchandise Dry Goods Groceries Gas and Oil Ray Willis, Owner North Dadeville, Alabama North Dadeville, Alabama DAVIS DRY GOODS CAMP HILL FURNITURE COMPANY Shoes—Piece Goods—Ready to Wear Furniture Electrical Appliances M. J. Davis, Owner Phone 896-2051 Phone 896-4681 Camp Hill, Alabama Camp Hill, Alabama MEADOWS T.V. 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TUCKER'S DRUG STORE Wholesale Distributors of Paper—Dry Goods—Notions Camp Hill, Alabama Camp Hill, Alabama Compliments of DAVIS HARDWARE PENNINGTON TRUCK AND Paints—Building and Plumbing Supplies TRACTOR COMPANY Our Terms Net by 10th. Day of Each Month Dadeville, Alabama Phone 896-4771 Camp Hill, Alabama McKELVET CHEVROLET CORPORATION CHEVROLET—CORVAIR Dadeville, Alabama Compliments of Compliments of CHARLES C. ADAMS PEARSON JUDGE OF PROBATE PHARMACY Dadeville, Alabama Dadeville, Alabama Frank Pearson, Owner THREE LITTLE PIGS CAFE Where the Tigers Meet and Eat Owned and Operated by Dick Harrelson Dadeville, Alabama FULLER FORD CO. Authorized Sales and Service Cars and Trucks Telephone 825-6166 Hugh Dean Fuller—Owner Dadeville, Alabama FREEMAN STANDARD OIL STATION RCA TV STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Dadeville, Alabama Compliments of DALE MANUFACTURING CORE. Dadeville, Alabama DADEVILLE LUMBER COMPANY Phone 825-4287 Dadeville, Alabama Compliments of Dairyland Farms Opelika Alabama THE DADEVILLE RECORD Pake Stevenson Inc. Printers and Publishers Office and School Supplies Phone 825-4231 Sporting Goods Dadeville, Alabama Athletic Equipment Compliments of P.O. Box 1798 WILLIS RED AND WHITE 14 Commerce Street ) Montgomery Alabama Dadeville, Alabama Special Service Co. Alexander City, Alabama VALENTINE'S Compliments of 280's Favorite Restaurant for Over 47 Years THOMPSON'S READY TO WEAR Dadeville, Alabama Dadeville, Alabama DADEVILLE 5 10 Compliments of Something for Everyone GITTING'S JEWELRY CO. Molly and Jim Avant Phone 825-4591 Dadeville Alabama Dadeville Alabama WHITE SMITH FURNITURE COMPANY Compliments of Phone 825-4433 DADEVILLE CASH STORE Complete Home Furnishing Dadeville Alabama Dadeville, Alabama OLIVER HARDWARE ED'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION Sporting Goods School Supplies Hwy. 280 Phone 825-6211 Dadeville Alabama Dadeville Alabama Phone 825-4261 Ed Robinson—Proprietor ‘ Beot ]or a wonderful future! sSoutAem ‘Bell CLYDE JACKSON GROCERY MARY FRANCES SHOP Gas and Oil Phone 825-4273 Beauty Parlor Merle Norman Cosmetics Women's Apparel North Dadeville Alabama Dadevil le Compliments of Alabama Compliments of JAMES T. FARROW SHERIFF MODERN BEAUTY SHOP COLONIAL FLOWER SHOPPE Dadeville Alabama Phone 825-4990 Dadeville Alabama Compliments of VIRGIL NOLEN PRICE Superintendent of Education JULIA LANGLEY Bookkeeper—Secretary TED SPEARS—Supt. of Int. SOUTHSIDE GROCERY AND MARKET Hugh Owen, Prop. Free Delivery Groceries and Meats MRS. DOROTHY PENNINGTON Lunchroom Supt. Phone 825-6242 Dadeville WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Compliments of MARY SEGREST—TAX ASSESSOR Dadeville Alabama Dadeville, Alabama Wizard Appliances Western Flyer Bicycles Davis Tires W. M. McDonald, Owner BETTER RUBBER FROM START TO FINISH E M FIRESTONE New Tires - Tubes Quality Recapping Guaranteed Mufflers Bear Wheel Alignment Wheel Balancing Guaranteed Brake Service Phone 8-6081 DADEVILLE, ALABAMA Compliments of SOKOL'S We Carry Top Brand Names in Clothing Furniture and Appliances Alexander City Alabama AUTOMATIC GAS INC. Propane Gas Appliances and Services Dadeville Alex City Opelika 825-4403 234-2212 DADEVILLE CURB MARKET Compliments of Gas--Oil —Groceries—Produce 280 Highway—East GUY'S CORNER LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Phone 825-4904 Dadeville, Alabama Dadeville, Alabama Compliments of PATTERSON GROCERY LAKE HILL CAFE Edward Patterson, Proprietor Alexander City, Alabama Highway 280—West T. B. HAMBY Compliments of Highway 280, West VALENTINE'S GROCERY Service Station Grocery Store 825-6152 Dadeville, Alabama Compliments of THE FAIR STORE Alexander City Alabama Dadevi lie Compliments of CITY ELECTRIC VEAZEY'S MEN'S SHOP HOUSE JEWELRY CARLISLE CLOTHING BELK HUDSON CARLISLE DRUGS NORMAN'S SHOES Alexander City, Alabama Alexander City, Alabama DEAN'S CORNER BARBER SHOP DADEVILLE INSURANCE AGENCY Dadeville, Alabama Independent Insurance Agents DADEVILLE FERTILIZER AND GIN CO. 310 Cusseta Street Dadeville, Alabama Phone 825-4418 Dadeville, Alabama CAROL DA VIS GENERAL MDSE. Jack and Aaron Harrelson Grocery Groceries—Meats—Dry Goods Fishing Tackle—Live Minnows Fancy Groceries—Fresh Meats Gas and Oil Phone 825-6472 Route Two Jackson's Gap, Alabama Dadeville, Alabama PENNINGTON SERVICE STATION H. A. (Dick) Pennington Wash and Grease Pickup and Delivery Service HARRELSON'S SUPER MARKET Sanitary Market Quality Meats Fresh Produce Daily Phone 825-6103 Phone 825-6233 Dadeville, Alabama Dadeville, Alabama TALLAPOOSA ICE CO. RED WING SERVICE STATION Authorized McCollock Outboard Dealer Open 24 Hours Sales and Service Dadeville, Alabama Jerry Evers—Manager Dadeville, Alabama Compliments of Compliments of SAM W. OLIVER MARVIN GREER—TAX COLLECTOR Dadeville, Alabama Dadeville, Alabama Compliments of Compliments of ELDON SHARPE COUNTY TREASURER MINOR'S GROCERY Dadeville, Alabama Dadeville, Alabama Compliments of BOB'S BARGAINS EVERS MOTOR COMPANY The Money Stretcher Store Dadeville, Alabama Dadeville, Alabama VALENTINE SERVICE STATION AND GARAGE WALL'S BARBER SHOP Auto and Small Engine Repairs Torro and Yaloo Lawn Mowers Wheel horse Tractors Homelite Chain Saws (The Old Reliable Barber Shop) Dadeville, Alabama Highway 280 West CAMP HILL PECAN CO. LANGLEY J . B. Jennings FUNERAL HOME Camp Hill, Alabama Ambulance Service Compliments of Camp Hill, Alabama B. W. PLUMBING CO. Dadeville, Alabama Compl iments of Compliments of TALLAPOOSA COUNTY EXCHANGE INC. DADEVILLE QUICK FREEZE Dadeville, Alabama Dadeville, Alabama CARLISLE SERVICE STATION Compliments of Gas and Oil Washing and Greasing DADEVILLE RECREATIONAL CENTER Phone 825-9924 Dadeville, Alabama Dadeville, Alabama BANK OF DADEVILLE 4 Percent Interest on Savings and Certificates of Deposits Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Growing with and Serving Dadeville SEATED: Mrs. Beth Washburn, Lunch- room Supervisor. STANDING: Mrs. Carrie Lou Caldwell. TIGERS Compliments of Compliments of LOUISE'S BEAUTY SHOP WILDER'S INSURANCE AGENCY Jacksons Gap, Alabama Dadeville, Alabama Compliments of Alexander City TRUITT LANES Provision Company The Best in Bowling 280 By-Pass Alexander City W. L. 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