Dora High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Dora, AL)

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af- Club SPONSORS Mrs. Powell Mr. Robinson OFFICERS President ----- - - Charlotte Glover Vice-President ---------- Reba Wilson Secretary and Treasurer ---- Rose Lowery Reporter ------------ Sammy Combs President ----- - - Phil Jones Vice-President ------ - - Ervin Darty Secretary and Treasurer ----- Barry Reed Reporter ---------- - - - Olan Sanders Left to Right: FIRST ROW - Diane Davis, Cynthia Tilley, Charlotte Glover, Reba Wilson, Charlotte Capps, Rose Marie Lowery. SECOND ROW - Larry Beavers, Neil Boyd, Michael Wilson, Sandy Combs, James Barnes, Don Brown, Ricky Stone, Michael Palmer, Fred Weirs, Jimmy Fluker. THIRD ROW - Archie Sanders, Phillip Elliott, Dale Windsor, Ervin Darty, Phillip Lovelady, Steve Boshell, Larry Good- win, Tommy Brown, Olan Howard Sanders, Jimmy Porterfield, Randy Hammond, Harvey Cunningham, Lloyd Wood. FOURTH ROW - Gordon May, Gary Posten, Morris Lombard, Barry Reid, Johnny Dutton, Donald Robinson, Terry Jordon, Bill Self, Roy Tidwell, Michael Johnson, Randy Wise, Bruce' Leather- wood, Phillip Jones, Gary Collier, William Hight, Howard May, Michael Harrison, Harold Vest.

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Red Cross PRESIDENT Tommy Wynn VICE PRESIDENT Jimmy McCrary SECRETARY and TREASURER Earlene Birchem REPORTER Jean Marshall SPONS OR Miss Humphries Q. 'HM B' hem, Shelia Lawson, Judy 'd ll Diana Wilson Tyra Mayberry Earlene irc Left to Right: Barbara T1 we , , , W Jimm McCrary, Tommy Brown. Farris, Evelyn Henson. STANDING -Johnny Dutton, Tommy ynn, y

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Beauties CUZ cl Favorites Yes, undoubtedly, it is true. We are Seniors. Wonderful, pleasant memories point up that fact. In the person of Brenda Gann, we proved our good natured boast that we would capture the Home- coming Crown three years in succession. As always we made a float but it was faded by tears - whether the tears were prompted by the knowledge that it was to be the last time we would be engaged in such employment, or by the gigantic pins that were supposed to se- cure the flat sheeting but oftentimes secured fingers instead. New members were solemnly added to the Beta and Science Clubs but somehow the Senior members wore a mask of sadness. Magically, it was banquet time, then graduation - our graduation. We are wiser yet sadder for we must surrender the title of Seniors to another group and join the army of honored alumni. As we go forth to join that army, we carry with us the knowledge we acquired within the be- loved halls of Dora High, permanent friendships we cemented there, and memories of the wonderful years we invested there with mag- nificent returns.