Enterprise High School - Encoala Yearbook (Enterprise, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1951 volume:

gZ'Aji, I ii -fci -Kc-V.'v; ff fv(. :WA. - M V jW� l • ... v’. We, THE ENCOALA staff of 1951, hope that this annual will help to bring back memories of your high school days. Though time will pass, and we shall part, this book will be an unbreakable link in your chain of memories. And if, when looking through these pages, you relive the happy days of yesteryears for just a while, our efforts will not have been in vain. Thus, we present this book to you; may your hearts be lighter and your lives be happier for the memories it may bring. aCa ir M r . I� ; -vs 5 ! va, ‘ fefe 7 ,!� -'• ... -;V-r • • •. -• .- ig ft r 'MS ’’'♦'iCftel £ $ «V vf K '6 v ‘A 3glgf Bfl - « 3 V -vv y % ' 9r' v “3T -{«•v ctija • ? ,?� 'ewF ! ,i‘ i. S� •. V ' •ftfc g r.v-v.v «?•- ■ •'' v fcr • ( % fits n in f I: • V ?• VV CAmu usJ t if 1 I A : .v . t 4 v I ' 1 Wft 7- X '•: V ri4«-W r-‘ ‘:vr ‘ • - ........ 4 t . •rT- .. , „, ■ ■■• . f f T 5. -. . -A' ft J • . .' •• r I-;'--w . .. ,.., -; -s. .V. . ..?■•• '- •3 •• ?z.Z7 . ss ’., ' g£Tc.'.' •.. ••-' • . ■ JS. ... ’ • ■.vr;'-.«V.v—.r ..-. - ■ '■••-• . ...... ■-U... !.-ftx i-- pjiriVlTnwi .. .- . EDWARD JUSTICE (1936-1950) By the counting of years, Edward lived four- teen short ones, but by the counting of the grains of sand in the time table of joy, fun and love he lived many, many years. We shall miss his bright mischievous eyes, his happy smile and his quick, agile body, for it doesn't seem one so full of life should ever be devoid of it. We intend no sacrilege when we say that though it seems gloomy here because of his going, on that far shore the sun shines more brightly because Edward has brought his joy with him. 1 f. W; v..t , .e-; t--_ We of the South feel we have a rich heritage in the traditions of the past. These heritages have come down through the ages and are never dying. One of these is love for and loyalty to school. To these traditions of the South and a never dying spirit of school loyalty we dedicate this annual. MR. R.L. BATES Principal MRS. MERLE BATES Biology, Languages MR. COMER SEXTON Assistant Coach, History MR. R. L. TAYLOR Assistant Principal, Coach MISS EVELYN GRIZZARD Home Economics MRS. LOUISE WILLIAMSON English, Library MRS. CAROLYN ELLIS Chemistry MISS LEONIDAS JONES English, Commercial Subjects MR. C. E. PEACOCK Mathematics MR. C F. FEAGIN Diversified Occupations MRS. JOSEPHINE ARMOR Jr. High Mathematics MRS. MARY HUTCHINSON Lunthroom Supervisor MRS. MAE WEEKS Jr. High Science, Social Studies MRS. EVELYN PARKER Jr. High Science, Mathematics MRS. MAECY BROOKS English MRS. KATHRYNE WHITE Social Studies MR. J. W. REEDER Vocational Agriculture MRS. KATHRYN REEDER Typing MR. ERNEST THREADGILL Band Director MISS MARY RUTH LEWIS Glee Club, Piano MISS HORTENSE BARNES Mathematics MISS LOUISE DICKINSON Social Studies MISS MARY MAC CHANCEY English, Physical Education MRS. ANNE FEAGIN English Charles Don Averett FFA 2, 3, 4; Vice President 3; President 4; NHS 2. 3, 4. Dorothy Fay Averett FHA 2: NHS 3, 4; Closs Secretory 4. Hazel Jeanette Baker Glee Club 2, 3, 4; NHS 2, 3, 4; Cup O' Coffee 3; Miss Enterprise 1950. Bettie Jo Batchelor FHA 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4. Anne Benefield Sarah Ann Benton Lo-Z Club 3. 4: Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4; NHS 2. 3. 4; Treasurer 3: Closs Treasurer 4; Encoalo 4; Cup O’ Coffee I, 2, 3, 4. Merle Berry FHA 2, 3: Glee Club 3. 4: Band 2: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Miss Enterprise 1949. Marquise Jeanneha Bess FHA 2, 3; Treasurer 3. Barbara Jean Brewer Beverly Ann Brooks Glee Club 2; Lo-Z Club I, 2. 3, 4; NHS 2, 3, 4: Class Secretary 3: Cup O' Coffee 2, 3, 4: Encoala 3, 4: Editor 4. Joseph Reese Byrd Band 2; Football 2, 3; Cup O' Coffee 3: Glee Club 3, 4; Boys' Quartet 3, 4. Eudora Nell Carmichael FHA 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 4: Band I, 2, 3. Callie Nell Carr Glee Club 3. 4. Bobbie Jean Cotton FHA 2; Band I. 2. 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Jim Tom Crumpler FFA 2; Band 2: Football 3, 4. Betty Davis FHA 2; DO Club 3, 4; Glee Club I. JoAnne DeVaughan FHA 2: Glee Club 3. 4: Cup O' Coffee 3. 4. Annie Merle Duffell FHA 2; NHS 3, 4; Cup O' Coffee 4. Bobby Godwin Band 2; Football 2, 3, 4. James Allen Goodman Band 2, 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Boys' Quartet 4. Betty Juanita Adkins Hancock FHA 3. 4. Betty Lois Harrison FHA 2, 4; DO Club 3. Donald Harrison FFA 2, 3, 4. Billie Crumpler Hataway FHA I, 2, 4: Treasurer 4; Glee Club 3. James Harold Horne Band I, 2: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club I, 2, 3: Baseball I, 2, 3. 4. Margie Howell FFIA 2. 3. Lomax Hughes FFA 2. 3, 4: Glee Club Quartet 3, 4. Tommy Johnson FFA 2. 3; Booster Club 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4. 3, 4; 4; FFA Football K. Jane Justice Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4; Accompanist 3. 4; Lo-Z Club 2, 3, 4: Booster Club 3, 4; NHS 2, 3, 4; President 4: Class Presi- dent 3; Cup O' Coffee 2, 3; Encoala 2, 3; Girls' Ensemble 3, 4: Am. Legion Award 3. Maxine Kilpatrick FHA 2, 3; Glee Club 3; Cup O' Cof- fee 4. Billy Joe Kyser DO Club 4. Theo Lee, Jr. FFA 2, 3; Booster Club 2, 3, 4: Football I, 2, 3, 4: Basketball I, 2, 3. 4. Virgil Locke DO Club 4. Sara Longsworth FHA 2; DO Club 4. Connie Loomis Glee Club 2: Lo-Z Club 2. 3. 4: Vice President 3: Booster Club 2, 3, 4; Sec- retory-Treesurer 4; NHS 2, 3, 4; Cup O' Coffee 3, 4; Encoele 3, 4. Albert Maddox FFA 2; Basketball I, 2. 3. Annell Martin Glee Club 3, 4. Miriam Laverne McInnis FHA 2, 3; DO Club 4. Coye Medley FFA 2, 3, 4. Gayle Miller FHA 2, 4: Glee Club 3, 4; Cup O' Coffee 4. Vernie Dale Miller Dot FHA 2; Glee Club 4; NHS 3, 4; Re- porter 4. Margaret Mixson FHA 2, 3: Vice President 3: Glee Club 3, 4; NHS 3. 4. Florence Moates Band I, 3: Lo-Z Club 3, 4; Glee Club I, 2, 4: NHS 3, 4; Cup O' Coffee 2, 3, 4; Editor 4; Girls' Ensemble 2, 4. Douglas Newsome DO Club 3: Cup O' Coffee 3: Glee Club 3. 4. Laura Jeanette Newsome FHA 2. 3: Officer 2: DO Club 4: Glee Club 3. 4. Levi Arter Nichols FFA 2, 3, 4; Football I, 2. Ned Nichols Football 3, 4; Captain 4; Basketball 2: Cup O' Coffee 4. Franklin Nolin FFA 2. 3, 4; Treasurer 3: Secretary 4: Cup O' Coffee 4. 1 Cecil Odom DO Club 4, Treasurer 4. Amorette Paschal FHA 3: Glee Club 2. 4; Lo-Z Club 3. 4; Secretary 4; Cup O’ Coffee 4; Cheer- leader 4. Billy Ray Pearce DO Club 4. Hilda Bulungton Pierce FHA 2: Glee Club 3. 4; Cup O' Cof- fee 3. Bettie Rawls Proctor Glee Club 2, 4; Lo-Z Club I, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 2: Booster Club I, 2, 3. 4; President 4: NHS 2, 3, 4; Class Treas- urer 3; Girls' Ensemble 2; Encoala 2, 3, 4; Cup O' Coffee 3. Rosa Rawls FHA 3: Glee Club 3; Band I, 2. 3; Lo-Z Club I. 2. 3. 4; President 4; Encoala 3. 4; Cup O' Coffee 3, 4. Royce E. Reynolds FFA 2. 3. 4. Bobbye Regina Riley Glee Club 4. Ted Smith FFA 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 4. Evelyn Stokes FHA 2, 3; Glee Club I; Cup O' Cof- fee 4. James R. Striplin Band I, 2: Football 2, 3. 4: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4: Cup O' Coffee 4. Verna Mary Thomas FHA 2, 3: Secretary 3: Glee Club 3, 4. Billy Thornton FFA 2, 3. 4. Jane Brasham Waters FHA 2. 3: DO Club 4. Mildred Weeks Waters FHA 2, 3; Parliamentarian 3; Glee Club I. 2. 3, 4. Kathleen Weeks FHA 3; DO Club 4; Glee Club 3. Sarah Neu Wescott FHA 2. 3. 4. Margaret Marie Wesley FHA 2: Glee Club I. 2. 3, 4. James Herbert White Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 2: Class Vice President 4; Football I. 2, 3, 4: Basketball I, 2: Cup O' Coffee 3, 4; Encoala 2, 3. James Whitehead FFA 2, 3, 4. Billie Joyce Wilson FHA 2. 4; DO Club 3: Glee Club 4. NOT SHOWN Roland Hundley FFA 2. 3: NHS 3. 4; Vice President 4; Class Vice President 3; Basketball I. Sammy Hutchison Football I, 2. 3 4: Basketball I, 3: Now in Air Force. LeRoy Strickland FFA 4. Philip Martin' President Barbara McCall Vice President Jimmy Rollins Secretary Ed Sherling Treasurer CLASS OFFICERS Lincy Adkison Bobby Anderson Joyce Andrews Betty Arrington Madge Baker Joyce Barnes Miriam Bell James Boutwell Bobby Bowoen Kathryn Brabham Mable Brewer Johnny Mack Brown Phyllis Brown Harrison Brunson Billy Byrd Travis Cain Olivia Capps Calvin Carmichael Jane Chancey Rudolph Clark Helen Sue Cordle Don Cunningham J. L. Cum Dewayne Daughtry Gerald Donaldson Dell Ellis Peggy Forehand Patricia Graddy Norman Granthum Billy Grice Ed Grimsley Jimmy Grimsley Joe Goodman Tobyanna Gunter Jimmy Heath Bobby Helms Harold Herring Fostine Herrington Peggy Hood Delon Howell Delores Hundley Jean Hundley Dan Johnson Ruhane Johnson Billy Ray Lunsford Rudolph Marsh Philip Martin Annie Ruth Martz Nellie Pearl Martz Joe Maund Barbara McCall Maxine McIntosh Betty Morgan Jimmy Morgan Peggy Ann Moring Douglas Motley Billy Murdock Tony Nelson Bobbie Jo Nichols Nell Nichols Ruby Owens Mary Ellen Paschal Jean Patrick Mary Virginia Rawls Eleanor Reynolds Fred Reynolds Jeanette Reynolds Joyce Reynolds Roy Rhodes Ann Robertson Jimmy Rollins Braxton Rowe Ed Sherling James Sherrer Charles Simmons Jackie Speigner O'Neal Speigner Carol Steer Bobby Stewart Curtis Walden James Walding Barbaree Walker Mary Ellen Walls Ann Warren Lucy Warren Polly Watson Dorothy Whigham Virginia Whigham Wilton Whigham Eleanor Wilson Charles Wood Horace Wyatt Mary Helen Yelverton NOT SHOWN Royce Batchelor Sam Cobb Harold Motley Lamar Strickland Senkfi I Bern Akridge James Andress Bobby Arrington Leroy Arrington Marion Barley Betty Sue Batchelor Edo Bell Betty Sue Blackman Betty Joyce Brown Marie Carnley James Chalker Joanne Chancey Jeanette Creel Merle Crumpler Gene Crutchfield Melvin Davis Ned Dennis Faye Donaldson Grace Dukes Cecil Ellenberg Mable Etheridge Amos Everritt Bobby Fleming Ted Forehand Mildred Gay Howard Gilbert Gayle Gilmore Dot Goodman Gwen Graddy Hoyt Green Gary Griffin William Griffin Bobbie Hall Dorsey Harbuck Max Hardwick Lavonne Harrison Charles Hartzog Annette Hatcher Cynthia Hayes Don Hayes Byron Henderson Margaret Henderson Evon Hickman Mary Lou Hughes Jimmy Hundley ( K Marilou Hundley Peggy Sue Hutto Richard James Katherine Jerkins George Jeter Jerry Johnson Totsye Johnson Wayne Johnson Lavita Jones Marilyn Jones ' Ray Kirkland Ollith Lanton Billy Lolley Tarrell Lolley Henry Lunsford James Maddox Marilyn Marsh Ann Martin Don Martin Hewland Martin Minnie Pearl Martin Joyce McLean Mary Helen Miller Sue Ann Miller Eleanor Mixson Patricia Moates Ann Mott Travis Myers Jack Nichols Ann Oliver Larry Oliver Lena Peoples Ed Purvis, III Pierson Redmon Mary Sue Roberts Bobby Sanders Gene Smith Tim Smith Billy Sparks Elizabeth Stinson Jack Thomas Rueleanor Thornton Alfred Walden Kenneth Walden Billy Warren Eloise Warren Gloria Warren Haywood Watkins Jimmie Lee Watson Melba Weeks NOT SHOWN Wayne Wilson J. D. Thames, Jr. Betty Windham Bobby Wise Jjunhum Edward Mullins President Joe Knight Vice President Betty Joyce Watson Secretary Marilyn Farris Treasurer Vivian Barnes Joyce Bass Mary Audrey Bell Winnie Faye Brown Marion Burlingham Joanne Bynum Mary Alice Caraway J. L. Carmichael Mary Helen Carr Nina Clark Wendell Cordle Faye Cutts Betty DeJarnette Maryanne Donaldson Betty Dumas 9 Keith Glenn Grace Goodson John Graham Joe Grantham Wayne Grice Billy Fred Grimes Charles Harrison Eva Hayes Janice Hayes Donnie Helms Nell Helms Jimmy Henderson Margie Henderson Sara Henderson Sue Henderson Melba Ann Holland Thelma Nan Holland Carolyn Holley Clara Hundley Bonnie Ree Ivey Noma Jean Knott Joyce Kyser Curtis Lewis Sylvia Lindsey Billy Joe Logan Eva Merle Marchman Evelyn Marsh Joanne Martin Pat McEachin Angeline McLaney Merline McLean Rudolph Meredith Jordon Ogburn Jimmy Paschal Wynette Phelps Anne Pouncey Robert Pouncey Rex Powell John Reeves Evelyn Regan Lee Jackson Reynolds Margaret Joy Reynolds Barbara Riley Suzanne Sexton Shirley Shivers Dixie Sims Alex Skipper Wayne Smith Edward Spears Carol Speed Frances Stone Patsy Taylor Betty Thompson Faye Thompson Herman Tomberlin Ed Tra.wick Franklin Walker Walter Louis Waters Frank Whigham Maxine Yarbrough NOT SHOWN Joel Dee Drinkard Jerry Greenway Barbara Jean Schmitz Ellen Ruth Skinner Edna Arrington Betty Balter Ephriam Baker Bernice Bane Pastine Bane Patricia Banks Lomax Batchelor Margaret Batchelor Syble Benefield Orlin Boutwell Juanita Bowers Mary Bowden Billy Bradley Jennet Bradley Louise Brown Mary Pat Brown Jack Byrd Sara Caraway Sara Cochran Christine Craddock Jerlon Crutchfield John Paul Currie Ruby Jean Dean Herbert DeVaughn Onnie Mae Dillard Bobby Dismukes Earl Duffell Jimmy Dunaway Ed Moon Edmonds Don Ellis John Faulk Howell Flowers Betty Jo Green Carol Green Mary Carol Grice Helen Ray Griffin Joyce Hall Billy Jo Hardwick Ethel Harrison Mary Nell Hartzog James Hayes Ted Heath Betty Holland Byron Howell James Alex Huey Don Hundley James Jackson Levy James Joyce James Janice Johnson Jimmy Johnson Jerry Jones Joyce Jones Jimmy Layton Robbie Lenn Lee John William Lewis } i- ' s • Robbie Earl Lolly Bob Manning Joe Max Marsh Ann Martin David Martin Douglas Martin Loftin Martin Roger Martin Wayne Martin Leon Matthews Sharon Maxey Jerry McCrummen Wiley McDanial Bobby Meredith Sara Jane Metcalf Bobby Miller Bill Moates Barbara Ann Mouring Gaynell Murphy Carolyn Newsome Clayton Newsome Earl Newsome Ray Nolin Omega Oliver Buford Owen Bobby Payne Viola Parrish Melba Perdue Johnnie Lee Powers Roy Reeves Lomax Sellers' Jeris Shirah William Simmons La Faye Smith Mable Ruth Stanford Alden Stewart Thelma Strickland Seorgie Swain Louie Thomas Martha Ann Thomas Shirley Thomas John Will Thompson Mary Thompson Hubert Tomberlin Donnie Trawiclc Alfred Treadaway Myrtle Lois Truett Rachel Walker Carl Wells Martha Whittle Carol Williams Frances Wilson Bennie Wood Dora Jean Young NOT SHOWN Terrill Anderson Richard Bowden Lavon Garney Eva Marie Mathews Mary Louise McRae Willie Joe Phillips Maxine Shehee Lomax Siluvan Louis Strength Rex Walden Max Weeks JJunm I (Jim Lomax Adkins L. J. Adkins Barbara Ann Arrington Joyce Baker Moses Baker Shirley Bass Laura Benton William Blair Betty Jean Bradley Margaret Bradley Lewis Bragg Lucy Brown Peggy Cain Gunitta Calhoun Jewell Carmichael Carol Jean Carr Yovonne Carley Margaret Corley Patricia Crutchfield Earl Deal Jeanette Dunaway O'Neal Floyd Betty Foxehall Jan Franklin Mary Garries Katherine Gillenwater Benita Greene Bobby Harrison Virginia Hartzog Charlotte Hayes Racine Herrington Willaphane Herrington Jeanette Hickman Billy Hildreth Margaret Holly Julana Howell Patricia Howe Zane Hundley Kenneth Hurst Amos Ivey Jimmy Ivey William Johnson Bobby Jordon Nina Jordon Sue Kelly Elmer Lammon Eudell Lee Douglas Lewis James Lindsey William Lisenby Lou Dell Maddox Shirley Marchman Coy Martin Dorothy Martin Linda Martin Richard Martz Terry McCrummen Mae McLeod Guy Miller Annis Moore Thad Morgan Karen Mullins Joanne Mynard Elaine Odom Bonnie Faye Owens James Oliver Annie Pearl Pouncey Frankie Gene Paschal Cecil Peacock Lois Peacock Patricia Peavy Pearline Phillips Judson Pierson Anita Pittman Billy Dean Powers - James Pridgen Jimmy Purvis Henry Reagan Carroll Reeves Judy Richardson Bobby Richburge Betty Robertson Max Rudd Shirley Rudd David Sayle Joanne Shouppe Voy Skinner Edward Smith Mondrel Smith Jessie Stephens Carolyn Stephenson Mary Zoe Stephenson Roger Stephenson Ann Stewart Billy Joe Strength f - J i r v •'j Louise Strength O'Neal Strickland Mary Nell Thomas Claude Thompson Martha Thompson Woodrow Tindell Bobbie Sue Tindal Joe Walker Kenneth Walters Joseph Warren Patricia Waters Clifford Watson Douglas Watson Harry Watson Ted Watson DT SHOWN Rex Arrington Clifton Barnes James Byrd Faye Holmes Lillian Holmes Pauline Jackson Bobbie Jean Nichols Eddie Whitehead Tex Williams Beatrice Wyatt .. r.r . : •• • . « J • . • • ' • . • . � i wmmm EDITOR Beverly Brooks ASSOCIATE EDITORS ............. Connie Loomis, Barbara McCall BUSINESS MANAGER Mary Virginia Rawls ASSOCIATE BUSINESS MANAGER Jackie Speigner FEATURES EDITORS Rosa Rawls, Lucy Warren SNAPSHOT EDITORS Bettie Proctor, Marita Huey SPORTS EDITORS Bobby Helms, Ed Mullins ART EDITOR Lena Peoples PHOTOGRAPHER ................................ Don Cunningham CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: Senior III ..................................... Sarah Benton Senior II ...................................... Jimmy Rollins Senior I ......................................... Ann Martin Junior III Mary Ann Donaldson Junior II Bill Moates Junior I ................................. Charlotte Hayes SPONSORS Mrs. J. W. Reeder, Mrs. H. White, Miss Leonidas Jones SECRETARY ................................................. Barbara McCall TERS HONOR ETBALL TEAM Tho CUP 0' COPPEE, publishob twlco a month by otubonto af Caffaa County High Sohaali STAPP GOOD CITIZEN GIRL SELECT Club was the scene of the -Hi Booster-Footba]1 n- nday, November ?' was carri' A ntire _ o . ?w © cQ) cv r t n« C°C VA v-s� VS 0 .V9 V-) c© a0 � es Ebitar.....................Pla koatoo Aaaaolata Ebitar...........Luoy Warran Prant Pag ................Sarah Bantan Cannia Laamia Saolaty..........Mary Virginia Rawls Musio.............Sanbra Mullins Clubs................. Spslgnar Partias..........Tabyanna Ountar Library Nows..........«Annio Duffall Alumni Naws..........Amaretta Paschal Oayls Millar, Evalyn Stakes Art.....................Bavarly Braaks Lana Paaplas, Maxlno Kllpatrlok Paaturas...................Rasa Rawls Virginia Whlghaa, Pranklin Nalin, Anna Mlzsan Sparta...........Jamas Harbsrt Vhlta Jimmy Striplln Dlstributian............Jamas Sharrer Jaka Ebitar...............Nab Niohals ......................Patricia Halils Sara Lsa CUP 0’ COPPEE REPORTERS Oearge Jatar, Ray Sims, Pat Maatss, Jaan DaVaughn, Maryanna Danalbsan, Eb Or 1ms lay, Peggy Haab. Juniar High Sohaal....Ethel Harrlsen Paeulty Spansar....Mrs. J. W. Raabar Typists.....Seoanb Year Typing Class Jane Justice was selecte Senior III Class as Good C Girl. This contest is sp the Daughters of the unc olution and the entries a for qualities of dependabi ers’ ‘ ' and spholarship A . ’’d President of c [ £ , '•'al Honor al V SeStJ. r W, c • ly£«� « c CLASS OF 1931 RECEIVES JEANETTE FUSS ENTERPR Jeanette Baker, a Seni as chosen Miss Enterpr isses Patricia Hollis rooks were the other he contest was held Me ctober 16 at the Lew 1 1 . ; NIC rOlO RS )NO ,ANOUt The Rawls Hotex Thursday night, April 12,was the scene of one of the loveliest banquets ever held there. The theme of the banquet was Hitch Your Wagon To A Star, with blue and silver as the dominant colors. At each person s place was a little blue this time everyone h er why the Seniors lly waving their faces. Aings for arrived. There was as there has been in r, quite an exciting tim miors finally received t jusly awaited rings. Sine iur Company s representa a CCHS and measured the leir rings, the question 1 a get our rings? has b Lps of every Senior. Wh June Armor Juanita Bowers Winnie Faye Brown Mary Helen Carr Maryanne Donaldson John Mclnnis Faulk Charles Harrison Sara Henderson Joe Knight Evelyn Marsh Joe Max Marsh Roger Martin Pat McEachin Edward Mullins Robert Pouncey Suzanne Sexton Shirley Shivers Carol Speed Patsy Taylor Betty Joyce Watson NATIONAL HONOR. SOCIETY Rational flane (Society ENTERPRISE CHAPTER Chartered 1927 James SVierrer pres� o©nt Vice Pf ,de Secret -(reasuref u s Mercer t 's M'Wer M£culw Sponsor Oot ReP°r'er Don Averett Fay Averett Jeanette Baker Beverly Brooks Sarah Benton Annie Merle Duffell Peggy Forehand Tobyanna Gunter Sue Holland Sara Lee Connie Loomis Philip Martin Annie Ruth Martz Nellie Pearl Martz Barbara McCall Margaret Mixson Flo Moates Bettie Proctor Mary Virginia Rawls Jackie Speigner X 0 Miss Jones Sponsor Rosa Rawls President Olivia Capps Peggy Forehand Sara Lee Sarah Benton Amorette Paschal Beverly Brooks Vice President Secretory Jackie Speigner Treasurer Dot Goodman Bettie Proctor President James Welding Vice President Connie Loomis Secretary-Treasurer James Herbert White Sergeant-at Arms Tommy Johnson Doorkeeper Pro-Tem First row: Betty Windham, Sue Ann Miller, Faye Donaldson. Bobby Jean Jones. Lavonne Harrison. Eloise Warren. Second row: Marilyn Jones. Ollie Lanton, Annette Hatcher. Grace Dukes. Mary Lou Hughes. Melba Weeks. Margaret Henderson. Gayle Gilmore. Elizabeth Stinson. Third row: Cynthia Hayes. Gwen Graddy. Phyllis Brown. Tobyanna Gunter. Olivia Capps, Marion Barley. Totsye Johnson. Minnie Pearl Martin. Betty Joyce Brown. Betty Akridge, Peggy Hutto. Fourth row: Betty Sue Batchelor. Mary Frank Benton. Jeanette Creel, Joyce McLean. Eleanor Mixson. Rueleanor Thornton. First row: Polly Watson. Eleanor Wifcon. Joyce Reynolds. Jean Patrick. Fostine Herrington. Second row: Eleanor Reynolds, Cula Ann Mixson. Billy Joyce Wilson. Juanita Hancock. Helen Sue Cordle. Ann Mixson. Betty Morgan, Miriam Bell. Bobby Jo Nichols. Third row: Maxine Kilpatrick. Wilma Jones, Mary Helen Yelverton, Maxine McIntosh, Jeanette Reynolds. Sara Nell Wescott. Mary Ellen Paschal, Mable Brewer. Freddie Lewis. Ruby Owens. Fourth row: Betty Arrington, Gayle Miller. Betty Lois Harrison. Miss Evelyn Grizzard. Advisor. SENIOR I CLASS — First row: Calvin Carmichael, Billy Lolley, Henry Glen Lunsford, Wayne Wilson, Larry Oliver, Don Martin, James Boutwell. Second row: Bobby Fleming, Ted Forehand. William Griffin, Jimmy Hundley, Melvin Davis, Travis Myers. Alfred Walden. Third row: Dorsey Harbuck, Kenneth Walden, Roy Sims, Jerry Johnson. Jack Nichols. James Andress, Edd Bell. SENIOR II and SENIOR III CLASSES — First row: James Lolley. Donald Harrison. Rex Medley. Lomax Hughes, Ted Smith, Curtis Walden, Mixson Carmichael. Second row: Tarrell Lolley. Joe Goodman, Bobby Helms, Royce Batchelor. Jimmy Grimsley. James Whitehead, Gerald Donaldson. Third row: Coye Medley. Jack Brackin. Levi Nichols. Franklin Nolin, Ruhane Johnson. Don Averett. Charles Wood. Faculty Advisor — Mr. J. W. Reeder. First row: P. Moates, Shivers, Mott. Batchelor, F. Moates, Kelly, Hughes, Grimsley. M. Marsh. D. Miller, Cotton, G. Warren. Second row: A. Martin, Barnes, Paschal, Mullins, Baker, Stewart, J. Goodman, Byrd, Hollis, Burlingham, Herrington, G. Miller. Third row: Miss Mary Ruth Lewis, Director: J. Hayes. Clark, M. Mixson, A. Mixson, Pierce, D. Newsome, Purvis, Knight. J. New- some. Berry, DeVaughan, Waters. Fourth row: Wilson, Steer, Averett, M. Carr. Pouncey, Carmichael, Helms, D. Hayes, P. Martin. E. Marsh, Reynolds. Taylor, Donaldson. Fifth row: Etheridge. N. Martin. M. Miller, Owens. C. Carr, Moring, Sherling, Sheridan, Morgan. Andrews. Whigham, Chancey. GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Sixth row: Holland, Wesley, Riley, A. Warren. Bonner. Thomas, Murdock, Anderson, Hundley, D. Goodman, Huey. Barley. 4 FIRST SOPRANO—Moates. Barnes SECOND SOPRANO—Justice. Andrews ALTO—Goodman. Marsh MR. ERNEST THREADGILL—Director MARITA HUEY—Drum Major FIRST CLARINET — Joanne Bowers, Donald Hardwick, Jimmy Johnson. SECOND CLARINET — Joyce Barnes, Mary Ellen Walls, Dan Sexton. THIRD CLARINET — Maryanne Donald- son, June Armor, Charles Carmichael (not pictured). FIRST TRUMPET — James Alex Huey. Douglas Rollins. SECOND TRUMPET — William White. Eddie Whitehead. THIRD TRUMPET — Roger Martin. Teddy Seay. BARITONE — Wayne Martin. TROMBONE — Ed Purvis, Carol Speed. Laura Benton. Eb ALTO HORN — Pierson Redmon. Billy Hildreth, Don Ellis. BASS HORN — Harrison Brunson. Eudell Lee. BELL LYRE — Betty De Jarnette. CYMBALS — Dixie Sims. DRUMS — Donnie Helms. Patsy Taylor. Margaret Joy Reynolds, Evelyn Marsh, Gayle Tomberlin (not pictured). SENIOR Ill's — Sybil Martin Bonner. Sponsor—Mr. Charles Feagin, Betty Jo Batchelor, Betty Flowers Davis. Gene Head. Billy Joe Kyser, Virgil Locke. Sara Longsworth. Miriam Mclnnis, Jeanette Newsome. Cecil Odom. Billy Ray Pearce. Hilda Bullington Pierce. Kathleen Weeks, Jane Brabham Waters. SENIOR ll's — Kathryn Brabham. Billy Byrd. Travis Cain. Harold Herring, Jerry Knott, Joe Mound, Tony Nelson. i ORATORICAL CONTEST WINNER Nell Martin HONORARY CITY OFFICIALS TWELVE YEARS TOGETHER! FFA QUARTET 4 ;■ ELEVEN YEARS PERFECT ATTENDANCE Bobbie Jean Cotton DAR CITIZENSHIP AWARD Jane Justice FFA SPEAKER James Whitehead Left Halfback ED SHERLING Right Tackle JIMMY HEATH KENNETH WALDEN BRICK GRANTHAM TOMMY JOHNSON BOBBY ANDERSON Right Halfback Center Right Guard Left End Fullback I JOE GRANTHAM Left End ft BOBBY GODWIN Fullback JAMES BOUTWELL Right Tackle GENE CRUTCHFIELD Quarterback DOC WALDING Right Halfback Co-Captain MR. R. L. TAYLOR MR. COMER SEXTON Coaches ROY RHODES, Junior Manacer EDWARD MULLINS Quarterback Not Shown HOWARD GILBERT Right Tackle FRED SHERIDAN Left End BILLY MURDOCK Fullback THEO LEE Center JERRY JOHNSON Right Guard TED SMITH JIMMY STRIPLIN End Quarterback Above, left to right: B. Fleming, C. Wood, T. Johnson, H. Horne, C. Walden, J. Heath, K. Walden, J. Johnson, G. Crutchfield, J. Striplin, Mr. R. L. Taylor, Coach. Left to right: C. Harrison, H. Davis, J. Graham, B. Schott, L. J. Reynolds, B. Mullins, T. Heath, B. Grimes, J. Dunaway, J. Paschal, Mr. C. E. Peacock, Coach. MERLE BERRY AMORETTE PASCHAL ANN MOTT PAT GRADDY JOYCE ANDREWS SHIRLEY SHIVERS FRIENDLIEST Jane Justice Tommy Johnson MOST POPULAR Theo Lee Bettie Proctor CUTEST Ed Grimsley Barbaree Walker WITTIEST MOST INTELLECTUAL Roland Hundley Ann Martin BEST LOOKING Jeanette Baker Theo Lee SENIOR HIGH FAVORITES Sue Henderson William Henry Griffin James Herbert White James Walding JUNIOR HIGH FAVORITES Bill Moates Eddie Whitehead SENIOR MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Roland Hundley BEST DRESSED GIRL Jeanette Baker MOST ATHLETIC BOY James Walding (Je fient HJJe It wasn't too long before everyone became accus- tomed to the regular routine of school. School life at C.C.H.S. has so much to offer besides just studying, though. There is never a dull moment. Remember the election of cheerleaders? What fine ones they were! There were some spirited pep meetings in the fall, too. We also elected three C.C.H.S. girls to represent us in the beauty contest at the annual Peanut Festival. Then occurred an event which was a boner for the boys, but a blessing for the girls—Camp Rucker was re-opened. This meant something a little more serious to each of us, however, for it brought the Korean situation to our own back doors. On the light side again, though, the girls in school were kidded about the soldiers all year. It remained a standing joke. Remember that very important day when the Seniors got their class rings? Some people's arm must have gotten sore from holding out their hands for everyone to see the precious pieces of metal. r emk On September 4, all roads led to Coffee County High School. We gathered in over 600 strong, from beaches, camps, trips, and home, to begin the 1950-51 school session. On registration day we joined the throng of students to arrange schedules, pay fees, rent lockers, and buy books. We became acquainted with the new-comers, greeted old friends, and started the old apple-polishing with those teachers who would instruct us. We tolerated Junior Ill's!!! All year long many pictures were taken for the ENCOALA. How much fun it was to get out of class to have your pictures made. (It was fun to get out of class for anything, wasn't it?) The returning of picture proofs was an exciting time. Remember how everyone rushed to swap pictures with friends? One of the opportunities of the year was to attend the recreation course given last fail. The games and stunts learned at the course were used again and again during the year. One Monday morning in Sr. Ill homeroom it was learned that wedding bells had been over-worked the previous weekend. So many of the girls married in 1950-51. Others are sporting engagement rings as we go to press. Remember the time the Sr. II history class enjoyed a birthday cake baked by two students? The cake was a U.N. birthday cake in celebration of the fifth anniversary of the United Nations. Many distinguished people visited C.C.H.S. in 1950-51. Doctor W. H. Jones of Emory University gave a demonstration lab in chemistry class. Mr. and Mrs. Ackerman, South American lecturers and travel- ers, and the Alabama College Glee Club, both presented by the National Honor Society, made out- standing contributions to C.C.H.S. culture. Other visitors included Mrs. Ann Austill, speakers from the Recruiting Office at Montgomery, and representatives from many colleges. How hard the staffs worked on the two school publications, ENCOALA, and Cup O' Coffee. The advanced typing class and its teacher spent some hectic moments publishing the Cup O' Coffee, but it was worth it, because the paper was better this year than ever before. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy — and there were plenty of parties to offset the work. The faculty had several lovely parties. FFA, FHA, Lo-Z Club, and the Sr. I Class had parties; the Boosters made their annual beach trip, and several organizations had picnics. The school clubs conducted a series of radio pro- grams over-the local radio station. These gave the public a glimpse into school life. Oh day of woes! The Enterprise National Guard was called to active duty in January. Five C.C.H.S. students were in the Guard. How sad it was to watch the convoy leave! Not only did we lose students to the National Guard, but also we lost many who left school to join the armed services. The banquets are among the nicest activities of the year. The Booster Club's Football Banquet, the FFA-FHA Banquet, and the Jr.-Sr. Banquet will remain long in the memories of those who attended them. On most Fridays, first and second periods were shortened in order to have assembly. The chapel programs were sometimes plays; sometimes, speakers. Chapel was always fun. Remember how students sat on the very edge of their chairs waiting for the band to play the first note for dismissal? School plays, both Junior and Senior, drew record crowds this year. The audiences were well satisfied with the fine performances. C.C.H.S. was just bursting with pride for its Glee Club, Ensemble, and Band after the beautiful con- certs presented. The Band was only formed this year, and by its fine beginning shows promise of a great future. Class Night, Baccalaureate, and Commencement Exercises climaxed the year's activities. With mingled feelings of regret and pride, and with best wishes for the future, the Seniors were told good bye. As we look back over 1950-Sl, we can truthfully say — It was good while it lasted!! ALMA MATER From the paths of Coffee County Come our students true With a will that's ever ready For the task to do. Steadfast, loyal, brave and true Heart bound to heart will beat Year by year go marching onward Coffee County High. 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