Dora High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Dora, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1964 volume:

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As edi- tors this year, we want to take this opportunity to thank everyone who worked so long and hard to make this book a reality. Linda Watts Margie Elmore I 'i ,,,, GLENN C. GANT Principal To the class of 1964: We are living in an age of rapidly accelerating technological change. Electronic digital computers can, in a few hours, out-perform a man's lifetime of work. Automation is replacing workers by the hundreds of thousands. lets and rockets have shrunk the earth to a small fraction of its former size and all nations have become practically next door neighbors. Peoples of the once remote and undeveloped parts of the world are clamoring for a place in the sun, Yes, times change, but people don't. The rules for living remain static, Those who live by these rules continue to be successful, perhaps not in material wealth, but more signifi- cantly in their relationships with other people. What are some of these time-tested rules? First of all, there is HONESTY. We must be honest with ourselves as well as with others. We must face our everyday problems realistically, and with confidence, and yet, realize our own limitations, Then there is LOYALTY. We should maintain a loyalty to our school, our employer, our church, our community and our country. Finally, there is HARD WORK, Our country was not made great by those who put forth just enough effort to get by. It is effort beyond the minimum demands of your teacher or your employer that turns the ac- ceptable job into an excellent one. By following these simple rules of living you can help to carry the torch of progress through the changing years ahead. Glenn C, Gant ROBERT E. C UN NINGHAM Superintendent of Walker County Schools J. B. MCCRARY J. W. ALLBRITTON CARL O. BAIRD Board of Trustees BILLY I. MOORE Guidance Counselor Q ' I I WL, ,M ,, W Mwwxwwmgf f ,, . MMM ...- ,QM M-wh wif 4-w 37 -ff.-V 'ff 'W-.7 ,M I. ' w ... 'haf fvf? . ,, Q . - .1 -of Q. Faculty The faculty and administration, unlike the students, are a permanent integral part of a school. The stu- dent comes as an inexperienced freshman, and four years later gra- duates as a mature senior. He helps Dora to grow, but when he graduates his contribution is completed. The faculty member, however, spends his entire career giving of himself to the school - in his knowledge, interest, and friendship. In the classroom, the teacher interprets his knowledge and expe- rience to the student. Through his guidance, he hopes to help the stu- dents grow toward the maturity each one is seeking. He also shows his interest by sup- porting Dora's teams and by direct- ing activities with enthusiasm. Because of Dora's size, he is able to offer friendship to the student, thus helping to create an atmosphere of warmth and security. lt is the faculty who have put the educational building block of Dora in place and who have made it not just a building, but an edifice of learning. Annual Editors 9 I1 O ADAMS, LINDA ATKINS, JERRY BIRCHEM, CHARLES i r S BO-YD, NEAL BRASEIELD, DANA BROWN, JOHNNY MACK BURTON, SUE CAMP, MAXEY CAMPBELL, PAT CANTLEY, JIMMY CARSON, MARY CI-IUNN, DENNIS ew-x CO1-E. BARBARA COLE, CAROLYN COOPER, CARL J' CORDELL, LINDA CORDELL, TOMMY CORNELIUS, PATSY CUPPS, ROY DAVIS, LARRY DAVIS, MARCIA DETWILER, JAMES DOLLAR, JOHNNY DODD, JIMMY DUNCAN, CATHY DUTTON, LINDA ELLIOT, ROBERT ELMORE, MARGIE FORTENBERRY, LILA FOWLER, JOHNNY FRANKLIN, LARRY FREEMAN, JAMES GANN, ROGER GILBERT, JOAN GILI-IAM, CONNIE GLOVER, JIMMY ami-.-A GRUBBS, NORMA GUY, SAMUEL HARPER, CAROL 4419, HARRISON. DAVID HAYES, HARDISON HEADRICK, JANICE HENDERSON, SARAH HENSON, BARBARA HILL, CAROLYN HOLLIS, MARY HOLLIS, TERRY JARMAN, BILLY JUSTICE, TOMMY KEY, CHARLENE LANTRIP, JOHNNIE LAUGHLIN, JERRY LEDBETTER, MARLON LITTLE, BENNETT LOCKHART, RALPH LOMBARD, BARRY LOVEIOY, GUY MARTIN, JOEL MAY, MARILYN MAY, RONNIE MAY, WAYNE MORGAN, HENRY -- -Y -i ..- YI'-'-ll MCBRAYER, JIMMY MCLAIN, DALE MEADOWS, JAMES MORROW, BUCK MYERS, GARCIA NSSMITH, PAYE NESTER, SARAH PEFFER, SANDRA PETERSON, HUEY PINIGAR, LINA PRUDEN, ANGELINE REAID, IUDITH ROBBINS, PAYE ROBERTS, BOBBIE ROBERTS, JAMES ROBERTS, WANDA ROBERTS, WAYNE SANDERS, IANICE J? 7 W i 'iTf SANDERS, JO ANN SANDLIN, TOMMIE SELLERS, DONNA SIDES, LINDA SIDES, PAT SKALNIK, JOHNNY SMITH, BRENDA SMITH, DONNIE STEPHENS, SKIPPY -1- v Wi' ' i T ' STONE, DONALD SUCHEY, RANDY THOMASON, JEAN TUGGLE, JUDY TUGGLE, PEGGY TURNER, ROBERT VINES, JIMMY WATSON, HAROLD WATTS, DONALD gf -- - V frm' ' '--- wt A 9?-M, W iwwhwln I , i ,V O CLASS MOTTO: The fruit you reach for is better than that which falls at your feet. Class Flower: Chrysanthemum Class Colors: Blue and White Class Song: Now Is The Hour WEST, ROLAND WINGO, PATSY n y .VJ Q it I' S MRS. ANDREWS MR. ELLENBURG MR, MOORE PRESIDENT Johnny Mack Brown VICE'PRESIDENT Harold Watson SECRETARY Skippy Stephens TREASURER Angeline Pruden REPORTER Linda Dutton CLASS TREASURERS Angeline Pruden lean Thomason Peggy Tuggle CLASS OFFICERS SPONSOR PRESIDENT VICE'PRESlDENT SECRETARY TREASURER REPORTER 44' CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS SECTION A SECTION B Mrs. Kirkpatrick Mrs. Murray Pat Shelton Billy Fowler Martha Savage Martha Savage Gallon Pullman ,.,..K Sheila Sandlin Linda Russell Pat Cooke Linda Barrett Petey Ellis gil Q wi ? , 1 , I I 5. ' If s if In SECTION C Miss Ramsden Rayburn Barton Becky Campbell Ray Davis Judy Birmingham Brenda Speigle Adkins, Judy Allred, Peggy Andrews, Susan Ary, Billy Ray Atchley, Linda Baird, Carroll Ballenger, Alon Barrett, Linda Barton, Charles Beavers, Ralph Birmingham, Judy Bland, Howard Bridgeman, Gary Browning, Diane Burns, Ann Q., 'V' Detwiller, Gary Dollar, William Duckworth, Joe Ellenburg, Mary Ellis, Petey Farris, Judith Ferguson, Ronald Fowler, Billy Fowler, Gary Fuller, Jimmy Fullman, Gailon Gillham, Virgie Goggins, Joe Goodwin, Stella Gravlee, David ff' SWK? Burroughs, Betty Cagle, Gary Campbell, Rebecca Capps, James Capps, Jerry Chambers, Ronnie Childers, Eugene Clark, Jo Colburn, Jacquline Combs, Tommy Conley, Becky Cooke, Pat Cooper, Linda Creel, Randy Davis, Ray Green, Dianne Hardin, Bill Hardin, Dickie Harper, Doris Harris, Brenda Harris, Phillip Harris, Travis Hight, Janice Hight, Rebecca Hill, Laura Hood, Mary Hyche, Janette Ivey, Lynn Jay, Donald Johnson, Johnny Johnson, Linda Key, Janice Landrum, Donald Lawson, Johnnie Ledbetter, Jerry Leist, Joan Letherwood, Howard Levan, Bruce Livingston, Kenneth Mitchell, James .m L is R-an-nav Ratcliff, Randall Reed, Io Ann Reed, Shirley Reeves, Barbara Reeves, James Russell, Linda Sandlin, Shiela Sargeant, Gloria Savage, Martha Scissom, Edna Shelton, Pat Smith, Clifton Spears, Ronnie Speigle, Brenda Morgan, Barbara Morgan, Jo Ann Morrow, Evan Moore, Bruce Myhand, Diane Netherly, Willodean Norris, Jimmy Park, Gary Parker, Charlotte Phillips, David Phillips Phillips Phillips Phillips Ratcliff, Donald Martha Robert Wayne Donnie Wa ' I . Spradlin, Linda Stacks, Eugene Swindle, Jamie Tipton, Timothy Tubbs, Ricky Tucker, Judy Tuggle, Cheryl Twilly, Bobby Watson, Brenda Westbrook, Mary Whisenhunt, Linda Wiley, Billy Williams, Rene Wires, Helen Wolfe, Gloria ,ph 'J PM 1-uf' Wynn, Stanley Yates, Joyce McCrary, Lana Juniors enjoying a happy valentine party in the school gym, 'W' 'v -v O O m O I' 9 S . K , W, , SPONSOR PRESIDENT VICE'PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER REPORTER SPONSOR PRESIDENT VICE'PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER REPORTER , rw S, ,fr CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS SECTION A Mrs. Gant Larry Brown Susane Owens Linda Wilson Linda Wilson Judy Edwards SECTION E Mrs. Gallacher Violet Burks Linda Sanford Ann Cordell Ann Cordell Sandra Birchem SECTION B Mrs. McMichen Ann Ellison Jane Baird Diane Wilson Nancy Burns Gloria Reeves SECTION C Mrs. Ellison Frankie Cicero Jerry Cole Sideny Wilson Dennis Roberts Larry Spears SECTION D Mr. Roberts Thomas Reeves Donald Rice Jerry Beersdorph Jerry Beersdorph Gregg Phillips Christmas is sharing. Arnold, James Baird, Jayne Ballenger, James Ballenger. Mary Beersdorph, Jerry Birchem, Sandra Black, Freida Black, Janice Blackwell. Wanda Brasfield Dee Brasfield, Jimmy Brasfield Joan Brasfield Linda Brock, Patsy Brown, Larry Brown, Sandra Browning, Denny Browning, Diane Burks, Violet Burns, Nancy Busby, Carolyn Busby, Linda Bussey, Charles Cummings, Barbara Cummings, Jo Ann Cunningham, Lewis Cupps, Myron Darty, Dale Davis, Troy Dickie, Jimmy Dutton, Lana Early, Forrest Early, Marilyn Edwards, Judy Ellis, Anita Ellison, Anne Farr, Delouise Fowler, Bobby Camp, Don Campbell, David Canell, Manley Cicero, Frankie Chunn, Mary Colburn, Faye Cole, Douglas Cole, Jerry Combs, Brenda Cooper, Curry Cordell, Ann Cordell, Gary Cordell, Lila Cornelius, Roger Crumpton, Neil Freeman, Brenda Freeman, Donny Freeman, Larry Frost, Hazel Gillham, Carl Glover, Charlotte Goodwin, Lecil Gough, Linda Grace, Sondra Grisson, Ann Hann, Junior Harper, Janet Henderson, Margaret Hill, Earl Hill, Glenda - -e .lf I. ' 1 S 1 Hinton, Carolyn Hodges, Walter Ingram, Dennis Ivey, Ella Dean Johnson, Dale Jones, Beverly Joslin, Annie Julian, Mary Justice, Jane Key, Ronald Kilgo. Janice Kirkpatrick, Tommy Langley, Robert Leach, Harry Leverett, Larry , v. , Nethery, Harold Nix, Melva Norris, Brenda Owens, Edward Owens, Karon Owens, Suzanne Painter, Mitchell Parker, Connie Parker, Tommy Pennington, Jerry Phillips, Gregory Phillips, Irene Phillips, Janet Phillips, Jerry Phillips, Linda t Lewellan, Sandra Little, Larry Lovelady, Brenda Mathews, Ben Mathews, Judy Mathews, Patricia Marshall, Jean McDonald, Diane Moncrief, Carrie Morgan, Allen Morgan Carol Morgan Charlotte Morgan, Connie Morgan, Donald Morrow Sharron ,fr-+ A Q . ar 'K Mfwnu. 'NIS Ei' 1 Sides, Nancy Singleton, James Skelton, Titus Smith, Sherion Spears, Larry Sperling, Robert Spradling, Lynn Stacks, Danny Stacks, Linda Stephens, Linda Stewart, Jerome Stillwell, Qlayton Stillwell, Frank Stone, Teressa Sumner, Linda Phillips, Nancy Phillips, Tommy Reeves, Gloria Reeves, Rebecca Reeves, Thomas Rice, Donald Rice, Frances Robbins, Janie Roberts, David Roberts, Dennis Robinson, Brady Russell, Janice Russell, Janie Sandlin, Regina Sanford, Linda so R i W Taylor, Myrel Trammell, Gail Thomason, Robert Tuggle, Donna Tuggle, Bruce Twilley, Margaret Upton, Ronald Vintson, George Vintson, Randy Watson, Sharon Watts, Sarah Weakley, Sharon West, Clinton Whalen, Brenda Whalen, Danny Whisenhunt, Ronnie Whitley, Alvin Whitlow, Peggy Winnett, Sandra Wilkie, Alice Williams, Lera Wilson, Dianne Wilson, Linda Wilson, Reba Wilson, Sidney Wood, Sandra York, David Sanders, Alton Allen, Jerry Arnold, Paul -Y -- 4 I' 6 S ITI 6 I1 SPONSOR PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER REPORTER qsy CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS SECTION A Mr. Auxford James Ellison Sandra Hunt Wayne Burns Ricky Hood Shelia Lawson s,l,- at 5 . 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T E f 'L ki S wr 1' 3. 2, if I' . 4 .0 lik 1 I S REQ ,J 2 K SECTION B Mr. Odom Jimmie Creel Johnny Blackwell Connie Sellers Prestion Headrick Georgia Chambers Sherry Cunningham . . .,,.., , if R ' A E f P- f - '---- - J' V T 1 2. , Q SECTION C Mr. Woodley Janice Roberts Barry Reed Paula Wiley Phillip Jones Nora Sanders Arnold, Rodger Atchley, Nancy Baggett, Jane Ballenger, Joyce Barnes, Myra Barrett, Billy Barrett, Shelia Bell, Brenda Birchem, Earlene Blackwell, Johnny Bonds, Brenda Brown, Dianna Burns, Wayne Butler, Phyllis 'AMN RMK 'gk N!! -'K' le MK , J--P - 'Z' Y, ,vm as ,-w J l X1 is . . .-52. , Q 3 X '5 MY' Antiques displayed by Mr. Auxford and the ninth grade class. na., Capps, David Clark, Toby Chism, Laraine Chambers, Georgia Combs, Sandra Cooner, Darlene Cordell, Harley Cunningham, Sherry Creel, Jimmy Dickie, Paul Ellison, James Everette, Billie Freeman, Pearl Gann, Nancy Gilbert, Charles Harper, Charles Harris, Martha Headrick, Preston Hester, Carol Hight, William Hodges, Jimmy Hollis, Mickey Hood, Rickey Hunt, Sandra Jenkins, Johnny fi H , '3g5fQgg?5f'i ,,.,, k..k ,U um we fl, f , f 1 144411 J r af , J Lyzij lg si A,.. - ,1,, ff-fgjff g,,s3gesS'95, . ,ii RN r if? .i:',: -- W? atv' Meadows, Brenda Miller, Reba Mitchell, Wanda Morgan, Sarah Moore, Shelia Myrick, Linda Nix, Arlon Pearson, Faye Powell. Janice Quinn, Sharon Reed, Barry Robbins, Donald Roberts, Janice Sanders, Howard Sanders, Nora '!' Jenkins, Pinkey Jones, Phillip Knight, Steven Laughlin, Brenda Lawson, Shelia Ledbetter, Myra Liverett, George Lombard, Morris May, Gordon May, Howard May, James Martin, Brenda McDonald, Ellis McLain, Kathy McLain, Nadine Self, Bill Sellers, Connie Smith, Faye Spradlin, Patsy Stevens, Doris Stone, Larry Trammell, Carolyn Walker, Judy Ware, Carl Watts, Brenda Washington, Tommy Wesson, Nina West, Trevee Whitley, Dorothy Wiley, Joyce Wiley, Paula Willcut, Susie Winkler, Junior Wise, Richard Sperling, Terry CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS SECTION A SPONSOR Mrs. Martin PRESIDENT Phillip Lovelady VICE-PRESIDENT Tyra Mayberry SECRETARY Linda May TREASURER Sandra Castleberry REPORTER QSJ Barbara Tidwell Sheila Harper gnu. SECTION B Mr. Hudson Johnny Dutton Neil Boyd Tommy Brown Tommy Brown Harvey Cunningham Abbott, Sandra Barnett, Brenda Bonds, James Boshell, Steven Brown, Debra Brown, Donald Brown, Tommy Burgess, Ellen Bussey, Sandra Capps, Charlotte Capps, Ervin Carrol, Linda Castleberry, Sandra Chapman, Brenda Collier, Gary v v v Hicks, Johnny Johnson, Michael Johnson, Shirley Leach, Sandra Letherwood, Bruce Liverette, Judy Lovelady, Phillip Lowery, Rose Marie May, Linda Mayberry, Tyra Phillips, Larry Pinion, Donnie Porterfield, Jimmy Raney, Betty Ritch, Carolyn F , 5141 C unningham, Harvey Davis, Diane Dutton, Johnny Elliot, Phillip Falls, Sally Fluker, Jimmy Gilbreath, Linda Gilbreath, Randall Gough, Janice Hammond, Randy Harper, Shelia Harrison, Billy Harrison, Mary Harrison, Michael Hatley, Glenda 't - J, r Robinson, Brenda Smith, Author Stone, Rickie Tidwell, Barbara Tidwell, Roger Tidwell, Roy Wilson, Michael Windsor, Dale Vintson, Sherry Wires, Fred Woods, Lloyd Wynn, Linda pq I V4. - CLASSES Y CLASSES! CLASSES. yu--M 7 , 'Ni Q I 'I' im 3 gs. mf -iiwfyiy H V Springtime is a happy time at Dora High YY- vvffv- v - -- --- v--q SPONSOR PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER REPORTER CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS SECTION A Mrs. Powell Kitty Laughlin Sonya Brasfield Donna Hyde Carmelita Lawson Johnnie Bobo Vw NY fiw ms ff 9 V 6 SECTION B Mr. Robinson Terry Wilson Tommy Andrews Randy Peterson Randy Peterson Tommy Hester Andrews, Tommy Atchley, Cletus Baggett, Cathy Barnes, Rayburn Beavers, Larry Black, Gaytha Bobo, Johnnie Brasfield, Sonya Brown, John Burks, Brenda Cagle, Roy Darty, Ervin Daughtery, Billy Detwiler, Jimmy Dickie, Carolyn Ellenburg, Charlotte Ellenburg, Jack Everette, Freeman Freeman, Freeman Freeman Terry Brenda Donnie Leo Linda Glover, Patsy Goodwin, Kay Goodwin, Larry Hall, Freddie Harper, Wayne Haynes, Donald Harrison, Kenneth Henderson, Larry Hester, Tommy Hicks, Dorothy Hicks, Linda Hodges, Deborah Hodges, Ricky Hyde, Donna Jones, Pamela Joslin, Linda Kiker, Jerry Kizziah, Larry fi - -. t - - 4 s fl' S Q3 'N af,-0.3165 is if Q, Tr , , fe asf' .2441 'IK'-1+ ' K fri 1: K . ii ti x If Z wi' Charts on Good Health Rules displayed by Mrs. Powell and the seventh grade class. An exhibition of art by seventh graders. Quinn, Donna Rainey, Thelma Reed, Peggy lo Ritch, Kenneth Robbins, Clyde Robbins, Peggy Scurlock, Patsy Stevens, Junior Sides, Melissa Sperling, Becky Spradling, Sara Stewart, Judy Tilley, Cynthia Trammel, Roger Tuggle, Eva Annette Knight, Randall Knight, Terry Laughlin, Kitty Lawson, Carmelita Logan, Michael Lombard, Wayne McLain, Leon McLain, Paul Morten, Patsy Nethery, Wanda Plamer, Michael Peffer, Danny Peterson, Randy Posten, Gary Quinn, Krystal Walker, Diane Watts, Tommy Watson, Ricky Wesson, Annette Whalen, Don Wiley, Charles Williams, Margaret Wilson, Terry Wise, Marsha Wise, Randy l Woods, Ronnie Word, Jenny Arnold, Lynn Arrival Wage graph. Algebra Problems xfs... 1' -Kwgws. -4 , 2 nm, .iw ' 1,- 4. My X no . , M-X, Qi A. Junior Favorites BRENDA SPEIGLE TOMMY COMBS Senior Favorites PAT CAMPBELL BARRY LOMBARD Sophomore Favorites CHARLOTTE GLOVER JERRY COLE QL ' f . - 4-wvn ,V -fx f,-Q... . - Freshman Favorites CONNIE SELLERS WAYNE BURNS Seventh Grade Favorites MELISSA SIDES RICKY WATSON Eighth Grade Favorites SHIRLEY JOHNSON DALE WINSOR 5' J .gh x Z, 4 - wywz vu be ,V , 1 , . x ' A S Am, K L ilcnurir. --4 ::. E- fr 7 .f ' A ffk:::'357sig5N rw- sh A lsi 'TAYQEW' hi: 'f -6, ,, K TW l 5' k 563 - If :QQ-, f 'fi ' 5 'sw Ja, ' 'ff If L2 'I qw 'EF' - ,, Y, Maia lam, Y g' 2 41 , fl 11 ,1 3,1 51 w 3 V1 A A Q I K ,fx 11, - ' 1 K Q 257.3525 ikiiiiifcf v K Q53 V ,?qi22'5,g5?,m,A.,,. Y , . MM v mmm ewmszfff mmf? we ff J Hz .1 it ,X 1 M -A ff' Homecoming Queens MARCIA DAVIS and JIMMY CANTLEY QUEhN WANIDA ROBERTS and JIMMY DODD IOHNNIE LANTRIP and RANDY SUCHEY and Escorts Good Citizenship Girl TOMMIE JEAN SANDLIN In Memory JERRY LEDBETTER We had a terrible tragedy the other day, And now l know what everyone did say: We lost a friend and someone we love, But we know that God took him up above He was the drum major of our school, He always smiled and spoke as a rule. He was the president ofthe band, And then God took him, this we must understand. Yes, we lost a friend and someone dear, At the closing of another year. He was then laid to rest, With the thought that God knew best. by Earlene Birchem .-'- ,V on .4 A i 1 r., QQ. .J 5 M O r 9 Cl n Z Cl f O I1 S BAND OFFICERS AND SPONSOR PRESIDENT Jerry Ledbetter VICE' PRESIDENT Martha Savage SECRETARY Ann Ellison TREASURER C athy Duncan REPORTER Teresa Stone HEAD FLAG SWINGER Diane Browning DIREC TOR Mr. Perkins K ',,. Y ig' PMR? PQ , P I R 5 fb' AE 'DN-I DIANE WILSON JUDY TUCKER Maioreties JANE BAIRD 6 f CI J U OFFICERS Sponsor - - - - Mrs. Andrews Historian -- ' ' ' Johnnie Lantrip President ---- - - Barry Lombard Parliamentarian - - - - Tommie Sandlin Vice-President - - - - Tommy Cordell Reporter ----- - - Jimmy Cantley Secretary ---- - - Dana Brasfield Song Leader - - - - Harold Watson Treasurer ---------- Peggy Tuggle County Reporter ------- Johnny Brown Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Pat Campbell, Sandra Peffer, Edna Scissom, Linda Watts, Jean Thomason, Charlotte Parker, Betty Burroughs, Angeline Pruden, Judy Atkins, Judy Birmingham. SECOND ROW: Joan Gilbert, Jo Ann Sanders, Mary Hood, Marcia Davis, Judy Tuggle, Lana McCrary, Faye NeSmith, Becky Campbell. THIRD ROW: Donna Sellers, Diane Browning, Brenda Speigle, Martha Savage, Tommy Combs, Donald Landrum, Quinn Leather wood, David Phillips. FOURTH ROW: Ray Davis, Linda.Dutton, Janette Hyche, Evan Morrow, Jimmy Norris, Jerry Laughlin, Rayburn Barton. ... f - W v - - -,- , - ,a- c i e I1 C 6 U OFFICERS Sponsor - - - ----- Mrs. Ellison Reporter - - - -Peggy Tuggle President ---- - - Johnny Mack Brown Librarian - - - - Judy Tuggle Vice-President - - ---- Dana Brasfield Historian ---- - - Marcia Davis Secretary ---- - - -Tommie Sandlin Parliamentarian - - ' 'Johnnie Lantrip Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Anne Ellison, Teresa Stone, Judy Mathews, Martha Savage, Jean Thomason, Rebecca Height, Pat Campbell, Ronny Ferguson. SECOND ROW: Donald Rice, Gary Cordell, Tommy Cordell, David Harrison, Rayburn Barton, Quinn Leatherwood, Jimmy Cantley, Burce Moore, Petey Ellis. 6 6 U --v v Y -..W ,,--i.'-'-- V- w - - - -v v Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Barbara Morgan, Kay Barnett, Connie Gilham, Faye NeSmith, Mary Hood, Judy Farris, Miss Ramsden. SECOND ROW: Bruce Leatherwood, Peggy Allred, Doris Harper, Becky Conley, Joyce Yates, Sandra Peffer. , I , 2 , I ,,,l, ,xxx , .. A 1, - 4,15 , f Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Janice Black, Nancy Gann, Judy Atkins, Judy Birmingham, Reba Wilson, Earlene Birchem, Trevie West, Susie Wilcut, Sarah Morgan, Brenda Laughlin, Melva Nix. SECOND ROW: Johnny Fowler, Freida Black, Barbara Hall, Billie Everette, Mary Phillips, Jo Ann Sanders, Hazel Frost, Georgia Chambers, Brenda Meadows, Linda Gough, Gary Cagle. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Chambers, Lila Fortenberry, Barbara Morgan, Marianne Hall, Sandra Hum, Sandra Lewellan, Brenda Martin, Pat Cooke, Edna Scissom, Jo Clark, Johnny Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Barry Reed, Harry Leach, Gary Bridgeman, James Meadows, Barry Lombard, James Ellison, Tommie Sandlin, Sarah Wilson, Faye Pearson, Cheryl Tuggle, Shelia Sandlin CI I1 S 4-H Club - 4, - PRESIDENT Connie Sellers VICE'PRESIDENT Johnnie Bobo SEC RETARY Janice Powell TREASURER Carol Hester SONG LEADERS Georgia Chambers Susie Wilcutt Trevie West REPORTERS Sandy Combs Sherry Cunningham SPONSOR Mrs. Powell Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Carolyn Trammel, Shelia Barrett, Dorthy Whitley, Billie Everette, Nancy Gann Charlotte Ellenburg, Donna Quinn, Charlotte Capps, Linda Carroll. SECOND ROW: Brenda Watts, Linda Still well, Kitty Laughlin, Margaret Williams, Linda Freeman, Sharron Quinn, Nora Sanders, Brenda Burks, Kaye Barnett. THIRD ROW: Jenny Word, Pam Jones, Kathy Baggett, Joyce Ballenger, Joyce Wiley, Donna Hyde Krystal Quinn, Thelma Rainey. PRESIDENT Wayne Lombard VICE - PRESIDENT Michael Harrison SECRETARY and TREASURER Johnny Dutton SONG LEADER Johnny Blackwell REC REATIONAL LEADER Charles Wiley SPONSOR Mr. Robinson 4-H Club Left to Right: Terry Wilson, Wayne Thompson, Tommy Andrews, Dennis Harrison, Terry Everette, Roy Cagle, Donny Brown, Johnny Hill, Terry Knight, Kenneth Harrison, Jerry Kiker, Clyde Robbins, Ricky Watson, Johnny Brown, Donny Freeman, Larry Beavers, Rayburn Baries, Paul McLain, Ricky Hodge, Howard May, Wayne Burns, Butch Height, Howard Sanders, Fred Wires, Jimmy Fluker, Phillip Elliott, Roy Tidwell, Douglas Martin, Michael Wilson, Lloyd Woods, Tommy Brown, Donnie Pinion, Mickey Hollis, Larry Goodwin, Ellis McDonald, Bill Self, Randy Peterson, Dale Windsor, Steven Boshell, Don Whalen, Ricky Butler, Phil Jones, Jimmy McCrary, Preston Headrick, Terry Sperling, Randy Wise, Donald Robbins, Joe Plunkett. ' PRESIDENT Bruce Moore SECRETARY Jean Thomason REPORTER Joanna Cummings Red Cross Representatives Left to Right: Melissa Sides, Carol Hester, Diane Davis, Patsy Cornelious, Margie Elmore Carolyn Dickie Sandra Birchem, Mrs. Martin - Sponsor, Tommy Brown, Barry Reed, Preston Headrick Johnny Blackwell Tommy Hester. PRESIDENT Tommie Jean Sandlin VICE PRESIDENT Dana Brasfield SEC RETARY Charlotte Glover TREASURER JO Ann Sanders PARLIAMENTARIAN James Meadows LIBRARIAN Pat Campbell HISTORIAN Angeline Pruden REPORTER Linda Dutton SPONSOR Mrs. Kirtpatrick FT A SEATED, Left to R'ht: Martha Phillips, Linda Cordell, Patsy Brock Jean Thomason Judi Reaid Linda Cordell Bobbie Roberts, Marcia Davis. STANDING: Janette Hyche, Donna Sellers Ralph Lockhart Charlotte Parker Ray Davis, Joan Gilbert, Barry Lombard, Judy Tuggle, Johnnie Lantrip Joyce Yates Sandra Peffer Faye Ne Smith. +- Parents and Teachers Association OFFICERS President - - - - - Mr. Yerby Auxford Vice-President - - - - - - Mrs. R. D. Vines Secretary - - - - - -Mrs. James Cantley Treasurer - - - Mrs. Albert Owens S 'F T Q 1-N a v ,196 7 in-f H-.3 if TH Y if 5-,g I f Sports Every one of the boys on these p ages has proved that he has what it takes. These are boys who were fighting for you and your school every Friday night. Every one of them was playing because he enjoyed playing and support our school. played to Football game scores for the season are: DORA 21 West Jefferson 0 Cordova 18 Martin o Haleyville 27 Oakman 20 Carbon Hill 13 Parrish 14 Corner 34 Thompson Basketball game scores for the s 37 Martin 44 Corner 32 Curry 3 1 Carbon Hill 40 Hewitt 52 Cold Springs 70 West Jefferson 47 Corner 85 Martin 58 Cordova 48 Mortimer Jordan 43 Carbon Hill 70 West Jefferson 66 Martin 44 Mortimer Jordan 76 Cold Springs 87 Glenn 64 Carbon Hill 67 Leeds 44 Hewitt 71 Indian Springs 67 Curry 59 Walker 68.8011 HIC SKIPPY STEPHENS Back A Team ROLA ND WEST TOMMY COMBS Backs Offensive WAYNE PHILLIPS Back BRUCE MOORE HAROLD WATSON Back Back GARY BRIDGMAN 5 A Team Defensive - v v S RAY DAVIS End RONNY MAY Tackle HONORS: Trophy for best lineman. All county. All state. Lineman of the week. All tournament basket- ball, and Honorable mention in All American for football. DAVID C AMPBELL Tackle EVAN MORROW Center CARL COOPER A - W' T 1 'f 42, H wi- WAYNE MAY Guard Good Sportsmanship Award fl RONNIE SPEARS Gum d BILLY DGLLAR Guard Left to Right: COACH WOODY ODUM Co-CAPTAIN CARL COOPER Co-C APTAIN RONNIE MAY COACH WALLACE REID ..-Y - .. -7 -r --. ., - 'X B Team g R 5 ' , J: 1 1 E I V ,,,.. 5 yn :Q -f W . . ,.,., ig, 7 'fire ,Q . wg '. A if 'rf at ' f ., ff L- f--ZLL., F4 Ex its it f L - ii 'M N' :. 7 .. A--- 1 B C ii LVLL v -' Q .-:, ff ,' sz, 7 KNEELING, Left to Right: Douglas Cole, Ellis McDonald, Donald Rice James May, Tornrny Kirkpatrick, and Tommy Washington, Sidney Wilson, Preston Hedrick, Aalon Ballenger, Johnny Dutton, Curry Coop er, Carl Ware, Larry McDonald and Larry Brown. BACK ROW: Rene Williams, Tommy Phillips, Bill Self, Billy Ary, Jerry Beersdorf, and Butch Height. - - - - JERRY BEERSDORF IIMMY C ANTLEY Basket SIDNEY WILSON X I I I 111 DAVID CAMPBELL BRUCE MOORE 11- ball COACHES - - 1 - w f- v RONNIE MAY Woody Odum De Witt Roberts Wallace Reid Q HAROLD WATSON TOMMY COMBS BRUCE I-IAMBRICK GARY CORDELL - - ,,.. A AND B TEAM Left to right are: Coach Odom, Tommy Combs, Harold Watson, Jerry Beersdorf, Ronnie May, David Campbell, Bruce Hambrick, Jimmy Cantley, Gary Cordell, Sidney Wilson, Bruce Moore, Coach Reid. DHS JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM Left to -right, KNEELING: Butch Hight, Preston Hedrick, Johnny Blackwell, Ricky Hood, James May and Larry Stone. STANDING: Charles Harper, Gorden May, Wayne Burns, Johnny Dutton, Johnny Jenkins and Coach Roberts. COACH ELWOOD ODOM BILLY ARY JERRY BEERSDORF DAVID CAMPBELL Second Base and Outfield Pitcher and Outfield First Base TOMMY COMBS ROY CUPPS RAY DAVIS Second Base Pitcher and Outfield Pitcher and Outfield ,- . - - - -W BILLY FOWI-ER DAVID GRAVLEE BRUCE MOORE Outfield Outfield Outfield V EVAN MORROW Y JIMMY NORRIS JAMES ROBERTS Catcher Third Base Third Base and Pitcher DONNIE SMITH ROBERT SPERLING RENE WILLIAMS Shortstop Outfield Pitcher and Outfield GAME SCORES Dora ALL COUNTY STARS Hanceville 1' James H. Roberts Walker 2 Tommy Combs Cullman 9 David Campbell Carbon Hill 8 Evan Morrow Ensley 1 Ensley 0 Walker 2 Carbon Hill 13 Alabama. SIDNEY WILSON Outfield and Second Base JAMES HORACE ROBERTS James is the first baseball player from DHS to be awarded a full grant and aid scholarship to the University of --- V f- f-- KNEELING, l to r: Bruce Moore, Joel Martin, Tommy Combs, Tommy Kirkpatrick, Jimmy Norris, John Brown, and Harvey Cunningham. STANDING: Ronnie May, Coach Wallace Reaid, Jerry Whitley, Donald Stone, Evan Morrow, Ray Davis, David Campbell, Sidney Wilson, Jerry Beersdorf, and Gary Cordell. Not shown: Larry Mitchell, Larry Stone, and David Hall. CORDOVA MEET, Third Place Relay Team, first place Ronnie May, second in high jump David Campbell, second in shot put Tommy Combs, second in 220 yard dash COUNTY MEET, Walker County High School Fourth Place Bruce Moore, third place, 220 yard dash Bruce Moore, third place, 100 yard dash David Hall, fourth place, mile run Ray Davis, second place, 880 yard run Ronnie May, fourth place, high jump Mile relay team, fourth place 440 yard relay team, third place ia 7 iv3M W.ll'i 'il INK in V ' -- -any - ga- -- 9 Annual Staff EDITORS Linda Adams Margie Elmore Sarah Henderson Jimmy Glover SPONSOR Mr. Ellenburg UNDE RSTUDIES J I AD SA LESMEN KNEELING, Left to Right: Connie Gilham, Bobbie Roberts, Tommie Sandlin, Judy Birmingham Brenda Smith Judi Reaid. STANDING: Linda Dutton, Jo Ann Sanders, James Meadows, Bennett Little, Barry Lombard Randal Ratcliff, Jimmy Vines, Buck Morrow, Norma Grubbs. -g-- 1- -1 f 'wif -W EDITORS Sandra Peffer Roger Gann SPONSOR Mr. Ellenburg Paper UNDERSTUDIES Judy Adkins, and Shelia Sandlin Left to Right: Sandra Birchem, Shelia Harper, Barbara Sherry Georgia Chambers, Trevie West, Judy Edwards, Linda Dutton, Faye NeSrnith, Jerry Laughlin, Gailon Pullman, Ralph Lock hart, Gregg Phillips, Brenda Speigle, Gloria Reeves, Shelia Lawson, Tommy Hester. ..- ,W Y 4, Office Staff - 5 v Devotional Committee Sandra Peffer Bobbie Roberts Joan Gilbert Faye NeSmith Ralph Lockhart Lila Fortenberry Left to Right: Petey Ellis, Jo Ann Sanders, Johnnie Lantrip, Tommie Jean Sandlin, Joan Gilbert, Angeline Pruden Linda Adams, Faye NeSmith, Marcia Davis, Donna Sellers, Tommy Cordell, Johnny Mack Brown Barry Lombard Dana Brasfield, Peggy Tuggle, Janette Hyche, Mrs. Andrews - sponsor. fry - gf-u 4- vj,-+ Gordon Warren - - Charlie Plunkett - - Mrs. Maggs - - Mary Lou Brennen Don Donley - - Larry Donley - - Miss Entwhistle - Miss Prather - - Jane Gardner - - Carol lzzard - - Mrs. Donley - - LOCK, STOCK, AND LIPSTICK BY J John Henderson Cast of Characters Jimmy McBrayer - - - Billy Jarman ' Margie Elmore ' Linda Cordell - Bennett Little - - Donald Watts - - -Judy Tuggle ' Norma Grubbs - - Johnnie Lantrip - - Bobbie Roberts - Donna Sellers Play was presented in the high school auditorium, Friday, March 27, 7:30 p.m. It was directed by James Ellenburg. -vp-- v ww ,.-Q., -iv' I We wish to dedicate this page in appreciation to those who helped make the Senior Play a success. W - .pq - v v - Beta Convention February 28-29, 'I964 Birmingham Alabama i X -v v Mrs Ellison, Sponsor. Judges: Rev. Ira James, George Averette, Rev. George Doss, Nicolas Herrera, Mrs Pete Baker Vandon Windsor. Science Fclir Awards SENIOR HIGH BOTANY First place: Tommie Sandlin Second place: Judy Mathews Third place: Jean Thomason PHYSICS First place: Ann Ellison Second Place: Jimmy Dodd Dee Brasfield A Third place: Tommy Cordell ELECTRONICS First place: Johnny Brown Second place: Johnny Johnson Third place: Suzanne Owens ZOOLOGY First place: Peggy Tuggle Second place: Janice Sanders Third place: Rayburn Barton CHEMISTRY First place: Jimmy Cantley Second place: Judy Tuggle Third place: Dana Brasfield Pat Campbell SCIENCE IN INDUSTRY First place: Jimmy Brasfield Second place: Donald Rice Third place: Rebecca Hight BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE First place: Sandra Rice Second place: Alvin Smith Third place: Judy Henson ASTRONOMY AND SPACE SCIENCE First place: Kathy Wilson Second place: Margaret Bennell Third place: Geary Leach PHYSICAL SCIENCE First place: James Ellison Second place: Eddie Williams Third place: Jerry Capps ELEMENTARY PHYSICAL SCIENCE First place: Jim Phillips Second place: Janice Young ELEMENTARY BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE First place: Jeanne Ellison Second place: Sherry Tubbs Third place: Alton Wilson The Dora High Science Club held its annual Science Fair April 16 and 17, in the Dora High School auditorium Students from Dora Elementary, Empire, Sumiton Elementary, Sumiton Jr. High, and Dora High exhibited more than 175 projects. This was the largest Science Fair that our Science Club has ever sponsored and we would like to thank each exhibitor for displaying his project. v- - Y-F1 - vw 7-V-v Advanced class preparing a meal. Food demonstration given by Miss Margaret Jones, Home Economics Department Activities in sewing class. v- v -vw -W v vcr' rv vw--Y --v THE DORA JUNIORS SPONSOR A BANOUET JASPER, Ala. , May 1 - The Junior Class of Dora I-ligh School sponsored a banquet in honor of the Senior Class, May first. The banquet began at seven thirty o'clock at the Musgrove Country Club in Jasper, Alabama. Rene Williams was master of ceremonies and many lovely songs were sung and played during the program, The Hallyhocks and girls sang appropriate songs for the garden setting which decorated the Banquet Hall. Judy Birmingham also added to the entertainment accompanied at the piano by Miss Sadie Roberts. Mr. Glenn Gant, principal of the school, gave the invocation and then a delicious steak dinner was en- joyed by all. After the meal, a toast was given the Seniors by Miss Charlotte Parker, the Queen Bee of the garden. Johnny Mack Brown gave the response, A Bouquet for the Juniors. The speaker for the Banquet was Mr. Louis D. Tyler, an instructor at Walker Junior College in Jasper. He talked on the importance of furthering education after high school. lt was a very inspiring talk which the students will long remember. After the program, Pat Camp- bell was crowned Queen of the Banquet. She had been chosen by the Junior Class in an elec- tion the day before the banquet. A Hootenanny and Dance fol- lowed the banquet. The dance music was supplied by Joe Gog- gins, Carroll Baird, and David Hall. Another year will pass before the next banquet and if it is en- joyed as much as the past one it will be a great success. - Betty Burroughs Pat Campbell BEST ALL AROUND Randy Suchey, Jean Thomason MOST' INTELLECTUAL Jerry Laughlin, Dana Brasfield MOST POPULAR Barry Lombard, Pat Campbell 7 64 MOST ATHLETIC Ronnie May, Ju dy Tuggle MOST ACCOMMODATING Skippy Stephens, Margie E lmore S - -v-vi? BEST LOOKING Guy Lovejoy, Barbara Cole MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Harold Wats on, Wanda Roberts MOS T LIKELY TO SUCCEED Johnny Brown, Tom ' mre Sandlin WITTIEST James Rob erts, Patsy Carmichael NEATEST Jim my Cantley, J ohnnie Lantrip I May 15, 1964 Oxford Lake vw -5- v- - wlvvfvr- Baccalaureate BACC ALAUREATE SERMON Sunday, May 25, 1964 Prelude - - --'---'- - - Processional - - Invocation - - FOR THE BEAUTY OF THE EARTH' O GOD, OUR HELP IN AGES PAST' Scripture Reading ---------- THE LORD'S PRAYER ' ' Sermon --------- Benediction ------ Recessional Billy Fowler Pat Shelton David Phillips Pat Cooke USHERS PROGRAMS - - - Shelia Sandlin Judy Brimingham - ' - Cathy Duncan - Rev. M. B. Lockhart - - - - - Judy Tuggle - - Barry Lombard ' - Peggy Tuggle ' ' James Meadows - ' - -Roger Gann ' -Marcia Davis - - Randy Suchey - - - - - Senior Class ' ' Rev. J. A. Lombard ' ' ' 'Johnnie Lantrip ' ' ' Rev. J. A. Lombard Rev. Andrew Thomason David Gravlee Evan Morrow Ray Davis Mary Hood i Q 'F fic f . -iiigu , Q of' ,,., i5?? kZiibl . ' -f'E1b:4.1,. ww ,,., M. '9.. fil- WV' ig! Li'? m ---f H: Os fi digg 5'- x': ww Q.. 441 -13' W W w fag I if 'Q if 'mfg' , GFI , a -Q- T - v 7- v v v-Q,-. ,. .. .-3v,-U-1-X-f .ve -v 'v ROY CUPPS HONOR STUDENTS Graduation Roy Cupps and Roger Gann have attended school for twelve consec utive years without missing a day ROGER GANN GRADUATION EXERCISES Monday, May 25, 1964 Prelude Processional Invocation - - - - Rev. Vandon R. Windsor Class President's Address - - - - - - Johnny Mack Brown Climb Ev'ry Mountain - - Introduction of Speaker - - Commencement Address ------- President of Walker College: Student Speaker - - Presentation of Diplomas - - Alma Mater ---- Recessional Music by: Judy Tuggle Programs - - - -Johnnie Lantrip - -Mr. Glenn C. Gant Dr. David J. Rowland Jasper, Alabama - - Dana Brasfield ' - Mr. Glenn C. Gant ' Senior Class ' ' Janice Pounds Joyce Yates I 'frff -v - v og png' .F - + -auf + v .. -'Lang My 4 LUNCHROOM WORKERS Right to Left: Mrs. John Terry, Mrs. Renie Michel, Mrs. Robin Lovelady, Bernice Banks, Lou Ella Harris, Thursa Thorn- beau. fi l ii I L 5 . , f Ja , A... SUPPLY STORE Charles Harper, Fredia Black, Mrs. Brown, Brenda Norris, Linda Surnners, Janice Black. if .Lf 51355 f , C USTODIAN Mr. Clint Gilbrearh --W Y-'Mniv REYNOLDS GAS AND APPLIANCE COMPANY Butane - Propane Gas Phone 648-6231 Dora Junction Dora, Alabama TOM SANDLIN RAYMOND PHILLIPS MELVIN SMITH Compliments of FOREMOST DAIRIES Retail Delivery Service JAMES E. SMITH Sunaiton and Empire Area A D HILLVIEW LANES V E R Dora Junction T Phone 648-89820 I S Free Instructions E M E N T S feat wioheo WX X l ly Pm for ca wonderful future! outhc-:rn gc-:U in-Q -in v -+ -Av 5 - + NORTH ALABAMA LUMBER COMPANY II Complete Building Service Jasper - 384-3491 - Alabama NALCO CASH 81 CARRY BUILDING SUPPLY Jasper - 387-2118 - Alabama DORA HIGH scHooL I PARENT-TEACHER AssoclATloN With parents and teachers Working together we can expect better homes, better schools, and better citizens MR. YERBY AUXFORD, President DR. GEORGE W. POSEY Optometrist Jasper, Alabama Aocox DRUG Prescription Specialists Jasper, Ala. 408 W. 18th St. Phone FU 7-1481 Free Delivery Service A C. L. OWENS GROCERY Good Mdse. - Priced Right Rt. 1991, Empire, Ala. G. MAYS Sz SONS Jasper, Alabama Compliments of HENRY C. MORGAN STANDARD SERVICE STATION GREEN TOP CAFE Sandwiches and Beverages Highway 78 J. V. WEBSTER 8: SON Furniture and Appliances p Sayre, Alabama CLAYTON BRASFIELD BARBER SHOP Sumiton L ,,,, I -, '-f-- , U lww.,,,W X T vu WWMI - , --' Ml I ' , ,, I i M , ,QQQJ 'I f . , . ' fa ' H 4 P I T' y THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF JASPER Jasper, Alabama Complete Banking Service ,Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation v--ff..-Y--vw -Y- v - , 53255 7, ., ,...,,.w it .a ,-,il-93 'EK .. l ,rs - ,-. R V. 1 f'? o V W,-. is S 5' .5 1, . re fx 2, -. .,s?I'ff IVY? gif Ye af Q Ei 5 f ' 'Ein fl - Q r 13, ,Q -5 1 sg' 1. : N- L:,1l7I'f.ilI24j Q ,,Ag':-3,5122 'I ' 3 ' 1 U -53 7' . I ' ' Tj, - '7 'W' 'X ' 'A 231 4- J 1 'fl I 'X L si ' law - f gf If- li, Qi Elma! CD, cc- IMQE ' 5 l f ' '59 f - 'E '3 ':- :mf .w::sa1q...: '-'-'- 't f1 ..,. ' 'fifi Q ..- ' Ig ' I -- X 1 :U 5' 1' It i ' :,.7-1: 2 5. rl HI - - . ., 'I H L sf -W A , ,z . ,, . . my QA:-' , I. 1 ,X +A , 93? 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Am mm nu NMI IU ,Q ,... -, Y- an 5-41- YOUNG'S JEWELRY for good watches and fine diamonds Jasper, Alabama HAMILTON SERVICE STATION Sumiton, Alabama BRIDGES ONE STOP SERVICE Bait - Live and Artificial Groceries- White Gas - License Sipsey, Smith Lake Road STERLING JEWELRY COMPANY lll West 19th Street Jasper School Books - Fine Jewelry JASPER TIRE 8: RECAPPING CO. Guaranteed Factory Methods Recapping and Vulcanizing Phone 384-5211 Fifth Avenue Jasper, Alabama J 8: K LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY Lumber and Building Materials Jasper, Alabama Compliments of F. W. WOOLWORTH Jasper, Alabama Phone 384-6782. SUCHEY'S GROCERY 8: SERVICE STATION Sayre, Alabama HOWARD HAMRICK BARBER SHOP Sumiton, Alabama C. D. PARKER'S SUPER SAVER Phone 648-2421 Exchange 46 Sipsey, Alabama The Be st Stocked Store in Alabama LOLLAR'S GROCERY West Jeffer son TATE MERCANTILE GROCERIES 8: DRY GOODS Quintown, Alabama ETHEL'S BEAUTY SHOP Pumpkin Center, Alabama HARDIN GROCERY Groceries, meats, produce, feeds, drugs, cosmetics, sundries, service, courtesy, and economy Quinton, Alabama PIIOHC 648-5837 BILL 8: NELL'S CAFE Copeland-Ferry Bridge Pumpkin Center, Alabama SPROUSE GROCERY Snowtown, Alabama v v -v- -f------ v- -------fv+W ' 'v' ' vw- WALKER FARMERS CO-OP Feed - Seed - Fertilizer - Tires Misc. Farm Supplies Owned and Operated by Walker County Farmers Carl C. Ellard, Mgr. - Jasper - Phone 387-1142 DIXI CREAM DONUT SHOP 109 East 19 Street Jasper, Alabama Bus. Phone: 384-4447 V n Res. Phone: 387- 1202 5,25 JASPER TRAcTnR COMPANY P IHIG DNHMINGHAM AVF. JASPRR, Al AUAMA 1 p YIACIDIX -..- .V k llnsu-us . Pmlur l 1 K- -A.n- x . f WALKER COUNTY BANK Jasper, Alabama HALL BROS. The Sports Center Jasper ,. Alabama Phone 3 84-3463 CR.ANFORD'S HARDWARE We handle everything in hardware Telephone 384-4596 Jasper, Alabama CREEL'S GROCERY Cash and Carry Sumiton, Alabama JITNEY JUNGLE Sumiton, Alabama sfo' PIGGLY WIGGLY Sumiton, Ala. ' , F 'hid' LOUIE SCURLOCK FURNITURE Phone 648-5581 Sumiton, Alabama Dry Cleaning, Shirt Laundry 9 Sumiton 6 Cordova Where you care enough to send your best. WALKER COUNTY DRUG CO. , INC. ROY W. PAYNE, President Jasper, Alabama M 8: S GROCERY Your Business is Appreciated EMOGENE BLACK, Mgr. Dora, Flat Creek Road Gas - Parade or Shell HORACE ROBERTS GROCERY Flat Creek Road Phone 648-5145 A. H. GILBERT General Merchandise, Groceries Gasoline - Friendly Service Punkin Center, Alabama 674-5543 DIXIE SUPER STORE Graysville, Alabama QQ + 7 C- W U 4' U WOODY'S CAFE Sandwiches, Short Orders and Dinners Where Friends Meet, and the Hungry Eat '78 West, Forestdale Prop., JACK DICKINSON Phone 788-9321 For a Real Treat, and Good Things to Eat, Come to WOODY'S TASTEE TREET. Forestdale, Alabama On Highway 78 West I RIVER INN CAFE Highway 78 Just East of the Warrior River Bridge OSCAR C. DOBBS, Owner Regular Meals Hickory Cooked Bar-B-Q Malts and Milk Shakes CLELL ROBERTS SERVICE STATION AND GROCERY Route Two Cordova, Alabama Phone 648-5609 DORA MOTOR COMPANY Dora, Alabama RUFUS N. SANDERS 8: SONS Groceries - Gasoline Lynn's Park - Cordova, Rt. Q2 648-9281 BLOCKS STORE Quintown, Alabama BOBO'S BARBER SHOP Just Off the Campus Dora, Alabama BERNARD'S Store for Men Ja sper , Alabama SUMITON DRUG COMPANY Sumiton, Alabama Telephone 648-5471 J per, Alab ma DRINK COLA I ee- I Royal Crown f A Heller fbsfe rails lol RC I B 8: F LUMBER COMPANY Dora Junction 648-5485 Complete Radiator and Water Pump Service GARRETT'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 23rd Street and Delaware Ave. P.O. Box 308 Jasper, Alabama Phone 384-3984 BELL PHARMACY Complete Prescription Service Graysville, Ala. Phone 674-4476 -Quality Has No Substitute- I. C. BULL CHARLES E. MYERS BULL 8: MYERS BUILDING SUPPLY, INC. Jasper, Ala. Builders of Better Homes 525 West 19th Street P.O. Box 950 Phone 384-4545 GAINES PARTS COMPANY 384-4501-2 Phones 483-5121 Jasper - Alabama - Cordova Complete Automotive Machine Shop Twenty-four Years Proven. , ,, , .. Q-Q v PHILLIPS GROCERY Rocky Hollow Go Modern at the TIN TOP ROLLER RINK Rt. l Empire, Alabama HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOP Sipsey, Alabama Phone 648-5843 J. C. SILAS GROCERY Empire, Alabama Phone 648-5866 QUINTOWN CAFE 8: SERVICE STATION Quintown, Alabama COLE GROCERY Sr SERVICE STATION Argo, Alabama CITY HARDWARE West 19th Street Phone 384-3406 Jasper, Alabama STONE AUTO SERVICE 8: PARTS Sumiton, Alabama Phone 648-6307 R 81 E STYLE SHOP Ladies' and Children's Ready-to-Wear Sumiton, Alabama DORA CLEANERS Dora, Alabama J. M. HAYES 81 COMPANY The Store of Quality and Service Jasper, Alabama Meet Your Friends at RANDY'S KREME KONE Dora, Alabama PHILLIPS AUCTION SALES Sz FURNITURE BARN Dora, Alabama 648-4841 COUNTY LINE GROCERY Shell Pr oducts Rt. 1, Dora, Alabama Rely on a Specialist PRUITT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SERVICE North Jasper Phone 384-3402 DODD HOME 8: AUTO SUPPLY Sporting Goods - Paints - Hdwe. Giftware Phone 648- Z 641 Sumiton, Alabama v- l- I- I I ALLBRITTON GROCERY For Grocerie s Hardware Gas and Oil Phone 648-9141 SCU RLOCK'S Appliances - Televisions Home Furnishings Sumiton, Alabama GLIDEWELL TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 309 W. 20 St., Jasper, Ala. Phone 384-6634 R. C. Allen Dealer Typewriters, Adding Machines CARL O. BAIRD DRILLING COMPANY Wells, Pumps, Filters, Repairs and Installation Plumbing, Septic Tanks, Ditching Phone 648- 42 81 Sumiton, Alabama H. C. JAMES LUMBER COMPANY Repair Loans - Building Supplies Awnings - Hereford Cattle Ph. 648-2311 Dora, Ala. BUCK WILEY GENERAL MERCHANDISE T.V. - Furniture - Major Appliance General Hardware Dora , Alabama Compliment s of BUZZ OIL CO. Division of Atlantic Oil Company Two Locations: 706 West 19th Street Intersection Highway 5 and 195 Jasper, Alabama FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Save for a Purpose :lf A Home :lf Emergencies if Retirement 25' Vacations Jasper, Alabama . 1, - v ig.. - W. L. BRAKEFIELD, Jr. Vice President W. L. BRAKEFIELD LUMBER CO., INC. Wholesalers - Retailers Lumber - Building Materials - Ready Mix Concrete P.O. Box 271 - Phone 384-3484 - Jasper, Alabama Meet the Gang at Compliments of REXALL DRUGS SHERRER'S Cordova, Alabama in Sumiton LUCKY SHOPPING CENTER Hamburger 195i Shakes 194: Dora, Alabama Courteous and Efficient Service Service on All Burial Policies Issued in Alabama BELL FUNERAL HOME Phone 785-0401 CRUMLEY CHAPEL i CUMBY'S PIGGLY WIGGLY - Groceries Hardware . Sundries Cordova, Alabama ff' Best Brands of Everything 'I-L6 . 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