Enterprise High School - Encoala Yearbook (Enterprise, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1952 volume:

TAYLOI PUBLISHING COMPANY DALLAS. TEXAS eafAu— - R “7 y � -««« « MEANS BETTER YEARBOOKS = Published by THE ENCOALA STAFF COFFEE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL ENTERPRISE, ALABAMA Volume XV 1952 Within the covers of the 1952 ENCOALA, the staff has provided many treasures for your chest of memories. The purpose underlying this volume has been to preserve a record of the days spent at Coffee County High School, that the memories of the past may not be lost in dreams of the future. The most fabulous chests of all times are those of the pirates, thus we have turned to them for our art work. If you should glance through these pages again, and they should refresh the pleasant memories of your school days spent here, we will consider our purpose accomplished, our work a success. hEF.DF.R Mrs. J. W. Reeder has been a loyal member of the Coffee County High School faculty for eight years. During that time she has demonstrated her versatility in many fields of activity. For the past three years she has served as one of the sponsors for the ENCOALA. In addition to her work with the yearbook, Mrs. Reeder has been faculty sponsor for the “Cup 0’ Coffee,” the school paper, for the past two years. Because of her untiring efforts and her willing- ness to make this yearbook one of the best ever, we gratefully dedicate this 1952 edition to Mrs. J. W. Reeder. .bates I Science I Sourer I Science ;f„( A arna Kce Coun ME- E- Bflchelor Birm'ng''a faster c Jn vetsu'! PrinciP 'S (Coffer (Eountg ISggli rbiml R. L. Bates. Principal EntrrpriHr. Alabama During the past year we have worked as pupils and teachers in a united effort to face ever changing world. We hope that we have learned some valuable lessons for the problems ahead. May the memories of high school years serve to enrich and beautify the years to come. We watch the seniors leave the Coffee County High School for broader fields of endeavor. To each individual we wish to express the hope that you will find much happiness and success, and also that you will utilize every opportunity to be of service to your fellow man. May I wish the best of luck to each of you. Sincerely, MR. R. L. BATES Principal MRS. MAECY BROOKS MRS. JOSEPHINE ARMOR MRS. MERLE BATES MRS. MARTHA BENTON Jr. High Mathematics, English B.S., Troy Biology, Languages A.B., University of Alabama Social Studies B.S., Troy English, First Semester A.B.. Huntingdon Coffee County H igh School MISS MARY MAC CHANCY English, Library, Girls’ Physical Education A.B., Huntingdon MR. JAMES DAY Boys’ Physical Education English B.S., Troy MR. R. G. DOBBINS Assistant Principal, Coach B.S., University of Alabama MRS. CAROLYN ELLIS Chemistry A.B., Huntingdon MR. C. F. FEAGIN Diversified Occupations B.S., Auburn MRS. JEAN GILDER English, Second Semester B.S., University of Alabama MISS CAROLYN HIXON English B.S., Troy; M.A., Auburn MISS LEONIDAS JONES Civics, Commercial Subjects B.S., University of Alabama MIS LOUISE LeCOMPTE Home Economics B.S., Auburn MISS MARY RUTH LEWIS Glee Club, Piano B.M., Chicago College of Music MRS. EVELYN PARKER Mathematics, Science A.B.. Huntingdon MR. C. E. PEACOCK Mathematics, Science B.S., Troy MR. J. W. REEDER Vocational Agriculture B.S., Auburn; M.A., Auburn MRS. KATHRYN REEDER Typing A.B., Huntingdon MR. ERNEST THREADGJLL Band Director, Science B.S., Troy MISS ELIZABETH WADE Mathematics B.S.. Troy MRS. MAE WEEKS Jr. High Science, Social Studies B.S.. Troy MRS. KATHRYNE WHITE Social Studies A.B., Huntingdon MRS. LOUISE WILLIAMSON English, Library, History A.B., Bessie Tift College MRS. MARY HUTCHINSON Lunchroom Supervisor Troy and University of Alabama SENIOR III CLASS OFFICERS Jimmy Rollins, President; Mary Virginia Rawls, Vice President; Virginia Whigham. Secretary; Peggy Forehand, Treasurer. a m� 'l r“' ' .04- ..gamma JEANETTE JOYCE ROYCE BOBBY KATHRYN BARNES BARNES BATCHELOR BOWDEN BRABHAM MABLE JOHNNY MACK PHYLLIS AURELIA HARRISON TRAVIS BRYANT BREWER BROWN BROWN BRUNSON CAIN OLIVIA CALVIN FRANKLIN JANE RUDOLPH DON CAPPS CARMICHAEL CHANCEY CLARK CUNNINGHAM Lincy Adkison FHA 2. Joyce Andrews Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Booster Club 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; “Cup O’ Coffee” 4; Who's Who 4; Girls’ Ensemble 2, 3, 4. Helen Sue Arnette FHA 2, 3. Madge Baker Clee Club 2. Wilma Barley FHA 2. 3, 4. Vice President 3. Jeanette Barnes FHA 2, 3. Joyce Barnes Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Girls’ En- semble 3, 4. Royce Batchelor FFA 2, 3. 4; Football 2, 3. Bobby Bowden FFA 2, 3. 4, Treasurer 3. Kathryn Brabham FHA 2; DO Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Glee Club 4. Mable Brewer FHA 2, 3. Johnny Mack Brown FFA 2; DO Club 4: Glee Club 4; Football 4. Phyllis Aurelia Brown FHA 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 4. Harrison Brunson FFA 2; Band 2. 3; Class Vice President 2; “Cup O’ Coffee” 3. Travis Byant Cain DO Club 3, 4. Olivia Capps FHA 3; Glee Club 2; Lo-Z Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4; “Cup O’ Coffee” 4; Girls’ State 3. Calvin Franklin Carmichael FFA 3. 4. Jane Chancey Glee Club 2; Lo-Z Club 3, 4; Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4. Rudolph Clark FFA 2, 3. Reporter 3; DO Club 4. Don Cunningham Football Manager 4; Basketball Manager 4; Encoala 3, 4. On opening day, Coach Dobbins assisted Lucy War- ren with her schedule. Students lined up in the hall to arrange their cours- es in the office. Six hundred thirty-four students enrolled. J. L. CUTTS PEGGY LOU FOREHAND JIMMY GRIMSLEY a JENA HUNDLEY DALRYMPLE BILLY DEWAYNE DAUGHTRY GERALD DONALDSON DELL ELLIS JOE PATRICIA BILLY ED GOODMAN GRADDY GRICE GRIMSLEY TOBYANNA JAMES FRANK GUNTER HEATH BOBBY HAROLD HELMS HERRING J. L. Cutts DO Club 4. Jean Hundley Dalrymple FHA 2. 4; Glee Club 4. Billy Dewayne Daughtry Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Football 2. 4r Basketball 1. 2, 4. Gerald Donaldson FFA 2. 3, 4; Football 4. Dell Ellis Football 1, 2. 3, 4; All Wiregrass 4. Peggy Lou Forehand Glee Club 2. 4; Lo-Z Club 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 2. 3, 4; Class Treasurer 4; Student Council 4. Joe Goodman FFA 2, 3. 4. Patricia Graddy FHA 1; Glee Club 4; Cheerleader 3, 4. Billy Grice Bast-ball 3. 4. Ed Grimsley Glee Club 3: Band 1, 2; Cheerleader 2; Foot- ball 4; Basketball 3; “Cup O’ Coffee” 4; Who’s Who 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4. Sponsors for the Greenville game were Dick Kelly, Suzanne Sexton, Barbaree Walker, and Bobby Helms. Jimmy Grimsley FFA 2. 3, 4. Tobyanna Gunter FHA 3; Glee Club 2; Lo-Z Club 3, 4: NHS 2, 3, 4. Secretary 4; “Cup 0’ Coffee” 3, 4. James Frank Heath Band 1, 2; Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2. 3; Student Council 1. Bobby Helms FFA 2, 3. 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Encoala 3; Who’s Who 4. Harold Herring FFA 2; DO Club 3, 4, Vice President 3, Secretary 4. Fostine Herrington FHA 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 3, 4. Peggy Hood FHA 4; Glee Club 2, 4; “Cup- 0’ Coffee” 3, 4. Delon Howell Natiileen Howell Dolores Hundley FHA 2. 3. President 3; Glee Club 4; NHS 3, 4. For the Samson game, Don Hayes, Mary Alice Caraway, Nancy Dobbins, and Edward Mullins were sponsors. SARA NELL LEE TARRELL LOLLEY BILIY RAY RUDOLPH PHILIP ANNIE RUTH NELLIE PEARL LUNSFORD MARSH MARTIN MARTZ MARTZ Dan Johnson Glee Club 4. Ruhane Loyd Johnson FFA 2, 3, 4. Dick Kelly Glee Club 3; Band 2; Basketball 3; Base- ball 3. Fkanklin D. Knight Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4. Jerry Knott DO Club 3, 4; Baseball 2. Sara Nell Lee FHA 2, 4; Lo-Z Club 2, 3. 4; NHS 2, 3, 4; “Cup O’ Coffee” 3, 4. Don Lewis Freddie Lewis FHA 2, 3; DO Club 4. James Hearlon Lolley FFA 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. Tarrell Lolley FFA 2. 3. 4. Billy Ray Lunsford FFA 2. 3. 4. The contestants for “Miss Homecoming” were Anne Martin, Carole Steer, Bobbie Sue Tindol, Marita Huey, Betty Joyce Watson, and Sue Blair. Rudoplh Marsh DO Club 4, President 4. Philip Martin Glee Club 2, 3, 4; NHS 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 4; Class President 1. 3; Who's Who 4; Boys’ Quartet 2, 3, 4. Annie Ruth Martz FHA 2. Officer 2; NHS 2. 3, 4. Nellie Pearl Martt FHA 2, Officer 2; NHS 2, 3, 4. Joe Maund DO Club 3, 4. Barbara Lee McCall Lo-Z Club 2, 3, 4; NHS 2, 3, 4; Class Secre tary 2, Class Vice President 3; “Cup O’ Cof fee” 4; Encoala 3, 4. Associate Editor 3, Ed- itor 4; Who’s Who 2, 4 Jean Patrick McDaniel FHA 2, 3, Treasurer 3. Maxine McIntosh FHA 2. 3, Secretary 3; NHS 3, 4. Willie Rex Medley FFA 2, 3, 4 Junior High School had one of the prettiest floats in the homecoming parade. PEGGY ANN HAROLD BILLY TONY NELL MORING MOTLEY MURDOCK NELSON NICHOLS RUBY MARY ELLEN OWENS PASCHAL FRED REYNOLDS MARY VIRGINIA ELEANOR RAWLS REYNOLDS Hay Metcalf Glee Club 3; Band 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Anne Mixson FHA 2, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; “Cup O’ Coffee” 3, 4. Cula Ann Mixson FHA 2, 3, Parliamentarian 3. Betty Morgan FHA 2, 3; Glee Club 4. Jimmy Morgan Glee Club 2. 3, 4; Boys' Quartet 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who 4. Peggy Ann Moring FHA 2, 3; Glee Club 3, 4. Harold Motley FFA 2, 4. Billy Murdock Glee Club 3, 4; Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2. Tony Nelson DO Club 3, 4. Nell Nichols Band 1, 2; Lo-Z Club 3, 4; “Cup 0’ Coffee” 4. This is one of the floats which represented the FFA in the homecoming parade. Ruby Owens FHA 2, 3; Glee Club 3. Mary Ellen Paschal FHA 2, 3; Glee Club 4. Mary Virginia Rawls Lo-Z Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Treasurer 2; NHS 2, 3, 4; Class Vice President 4; “Cup 0’ Coffee” 3, 4; Encoala 3, 4, Business Manager 3 Stu- dent Council 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4. Eleanor Reynolds FHA 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 2, 4. Fred Reynolds Class Treasurer 1. Carolyn Jeanette Reynolds FHA 2, 3; Glee Club 4. Joyce Edwinna Reynolds FHA 2, 3, Historian 3; “Cup 0’ Coffee” 3. Roy Rhodes, Jr. Football 1, 2, 4, Manager 3. Ann Robertson Band I, 2; Glee Club 4. Jimmy Rollins Encoala 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 3, Class President 4; Student Council 4, President 4; NHS 4. At the homecoming game, Jimmy Ivery escorted Bobbie Sue Tindol, and Marita Huey, “Miss Home- coming,” was escorted by Jimmy Rollins. EMILYN CAROLE STEER LAMAR STRICKLAND JAMES WALDING BARBAREE MARY ELLEN BOBBIE JO ANN LUCY WALKER WALLS NICHOLS WALTERS WARREN WARREN POLLY JOYCE WATSON f VIRGINIA WILIAMS WHIGHAM WILTON WHIGHAM DOROTHY WHIGHAM Not shown JAMES H. BOUTWELL MIRIAM BELL HANSON ELEANOR SESSIONS WILSON CHARLES MARY HELEN WOOD YELVERTON James Sheerer NHS 2. 3. 4, Treasurer 3; “Cup 0’ Coffee” 2, 3, 4. Jackie Speigner Lo-Z Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; NHS 2, 3, 4, President 4; Class President 2; “Cup 0' Coffee” 3. 4; Encoala 3, 4; Who’s Who 4;. DAR Good Citizenship Girl 4. Emilyn Carole Steer FHA 2; DO Club 4; Glee Club 2, 3. Lamar Strickland FFA 2, 3. 4, Vice President 4, County FFA Vice President 4. James Walding Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, 4; Class Vice President 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, Captain 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Barbaree Walker Glee Club 4; W'ho’s W'ho 2, 3, 4. Mary Ellen Walls FHA 2, 3. 4; Glee Club 4; Band 1, 2, 3. Bobbie Jo Nichols Walters FHA 2. 3; DO Club 4; Glee Club 2, 3. Ann Warren FHA 2. 4; Glee Club 3, 4. Lucy Warren Lo-Z Club 2, 3. 4; NHS 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; “Cup 0’ Coffee” 2, 3, 4, Editor 4; Encoala 3. 4. Polly Joyce Watson FHA 2, 3; Glee Club 2. 4. Dorothy Whigham Glee Club 3, 4. Virginia Williams Whigham FHA 2, 4, Vice President 4; Glee Club 4; Class Secretary 4; “Cup 0’ Coffee” 3, 4; Student Council 4. Wlton Whigham Eleanor Sessions Wilson FHA 2, 3. Charles Wood FFA 2. 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Basket- bell 1, 2, 3. 4, Captain 4; Baseball 1, 4. Mary Helen Yelverton FHA 2, 3. Sponsors for the Hartford game were Philip Mar- Milton Trawick won first place in a talent show tin, Mary Alice Caraway, Robbie Lee, Max Hard- given in assembly, wick, Betty Hopkins, and Joe Maund. ■1HHI Freddie Sheridan President George Jeter Vice President 4 Marita Huey Treasurer Betty Akridge James Andress Betty Arnette Marion Barley Betty Batchelor Ed Bell - Betty Joyce Brown Mixson Carmichael Joanne Chancey Gene Crutchfield Melvin Davis Faye Donaldson i JJS - rj Grace Dukes Mahle Etheridge Amos Everritt JLd Ted Forehand Mildred Gay Dorothy Goodman Gwen Graddy Gary Griffin William Griffin Dorsey Harbuck Max Hardwick Annette Hatcher Cynthia Hayes Don Hayes Byron Henderson Margaret Henderson Evon Hickman Jimmy Hundley Marilou Hundley Richard James Jerry Johnson Totsye Johnson Bobbie Jean Jones Lavita Jones Marilyn Jones Ollith Lanton Bobby Lee Billy Lolley Henry Lunsford Joyce McLean Leedolph McLean James Maddox Marilyn Marsh Don Martin Minnie Pearl Martin Mary Helen Miller Sue Ann Miller Eleanor Mixson Pat Moates Douglas Motley Sandra Mullins Travis Myers Yvonne Newberry Jack Nichols Mary Alice Caraway, Miss Enterprise, lunched with Col- Marilou Hundley. Mary Virginia Rawls, Gwen Graddy, and leen Hutchins, Miss America. at the National Peanut Fes- Pat Graddy replaced Miss Enterprise in the parade, tival in Dothan. Ann Oliver Larry Oliver Lena Peoples Ed Purvis Pierson Redmon Mary Sue Roberts Bobby Sanders Roy Sims Gene Smith Tim Smith Billy Sparks Elizabeth Stinson Jack Thomas Rueleanor Thornton 1 Milton Trawick Kenneth Walden V N V Toby anna Gunter, Betty Baker, Pat McEachin, and Anne The Junior III Girls presented a Negro minstrel in as- Martin were sponsors of the Andalusia game. They were sembly. escorted by Billy Sparks, Douglas Martin, Jimmy Hender- son, and Billy Warren. Billy Warren Eloise Warren Gloria Warren Haywood Watkins Jimmy Lee Watson Melba Weeks LeWayne Wilson Betty Windham Not shown Betty Arrington Merle Crumpler Ned Dennis Bobby Fleming Bobby Hall Lavonne Harrison Ray Kirkland Betty Strawn Horace Wy tt Jimmie Knowles Janet Rittener Billy Murdock welcomed the football players, cheerleaders. The Senior football lettermen at the Booster Banquet, and faculty members at the annual Booster Banquet. Edward Mullins President Bennie Grimes Vice President Betty Joyce Watson Secretary Norma Jean Knott Treasurer Carnett Adkison Evon Adkison Charlie Ruth Anderson Ronznana Anderson June Armor Peggy Arrington Reba Averett Shirley Barnes Vivian Barnes La Joyce Barr Joyce Bass Mary Frank Benton Exie Ruth Bess Winnie Faye Browm Marion Burlingham Mary Alice Caraway J. L. Carmichael Mary Helen Carr Pauline Cook Wendell Cordle Betty De Jarnette Nanc; Dobbins Marianne Donaldson Betty Kuth Dumas Sara Dunaway Marilyn Farris Grace Goodson John Graham Wayne Grice Bennie Grimes Billy Fred Grimes Hazel Grimes Julia Grimes Mary Jo Grimes Wayne Grizzle Bobbie Jean Harrison Charles Harrison Eva Lou Hayes Janice Hayes Donnie Helms Nell Helms Jimmy Henderson Margie Henderson Sara Henderson Sue Henderson Carolyn Holley Sybol Houston Billy Howell Vivian Hughes Clara Hundley Maxine Jones Raymond Jones 1 Pat MeEachin Ray McIntosh Joanne Motley Wilma Jean Motley Rebecca Parrish Jimmy Paschal r 4 Billy Mac Jones Doyce Jones Joe Knight Noma Jean Knott Curtis Lewis Sylvia Lindsey Evelyn Marsh Joanne Martin Angeline McLaney Rudolph Meredith j?i m fa Edward Mullins Bobby Nichols Wynette Phelps Robert Pouncey J J. Rex Powell John Reeves Lee Jackson Reynolds Margaret Joy Reynolds Barbara Ann Riley Jimmy Sessions Suzanne Sexton Shirley Shivers Dixie Sims Ellen Ruth Skinner Wayne Smith Carol Speed Mary Gayle Stokes Frances Stone Patsy Taylor Betty Thompson Fay Thompson Franklin Walker Betty Joyce Watson Bobby Frank-Whigham Jewel Wilkes Phyllis Wilkes Bobby Wise Maxine Yarbrough Not shown Billy Baxley Howard Bryan Faye Cults Foye Mae Helms Richard Kirby Billy Lewis James Chalker Lomax Medley Buddy Miller Anne Pouncey Edward Spears Edward Trawick Walter Lewis Waters Ruby Nolin Kathleen Ryals Joe Max Marsh President Bennie Wood Vice President JJuniM I(Jms CLASS OFFICERS Sara Nell Caraway Secretary Roger Martin Treasurer Edna Arrington Lomax Batchelor Margaret Batchelor Bernice Bane Pastine Bane Betty Baker Ephriam Baker Syble Benefield Mary Bowden Juanita Bowers Billy Bradley Jennet Bradley Louise Brown Mary Pat Brown Jack Byrd Sara Nell Caraway Sara Cochran Christine Craddock Jerlon Crutchfield John Paul Currie Harold Davis Ruby Jean Dean Onnie Mae Dillard Bobby Dismukes Diane Dowling Earl Duffell Jimmy Dunaway Ed Moon Edmonds Don Ellis John Mack Faulk Lavon Garney Howell Flowers Angeline Godwin Betty Jo Green Carol Green Helen Ray Griffin Billie Jo Hardwick Ethel Harrison Mary Nell Hartzog Anne Hatfield James Hayes Ted Heath Patricia Hendley Betty Holland Betty Hopkins Caroline Howell James Byron Howell James Alex Huey Joyce James Levy James Janice Johnson Jimmy Johnson Jerry Jon.es Joyce Jones Jimmy Layton Robbie Lee John Will Lewis Robert Earl Lolley Bob Manning Joe Max Marsh Anne Martin David Martin Douglas Martin Loftin Martin Roger Martin Wayne Martin Wiley McDaniel Bobby Meredith Sara Jane Metcalf Bobbie Miller Bill Moates Barbara Ann Moring Gaynelle Murphy Carolyn Newsome Clayton Newsome Ray Nolin Omega Oliver Buford Owen Viola Parrish Bobby Payne 11 Melba Perdue VP Johnny I-.ee Powers Roy Reeves Lomax Sellers Maxine Shehee Jeris Shirah La Faye Smith Alden Stewart Thelma Strickland Louie Thomas Martha Ann Thomas Shirley Thomas John Will Thompson Mary Thompson Herman Tomberlin Hubert Tomberlin Donnie Trawick Alfred Treadway Rex Walden Martha Whittle Carol Jean Williams Frances Wilson Bennie Wood Rachel Walker Wood Dora Jean Young Not shown Ray Bowden Robbie Sue Dickerson Carol Grice Joyce Hall Don Hundley Martha Newman Dorothy Shealy Earl Newsome William Simmons Ronnie Smith Carolyn Walters Max Weeks Doris White % f 1 L. J. Adkins Lomax Adkins . U r • ✓ I ; Carl James Abner Rex Arrington 4 S'. Joyce Baker Shirley Bass ; Laura Benton William Blair Betty Bradley Margaret Bradley Lucy Brown Minnie Merle Burkett Joe Byrd Robert Byrd Carol Jean Carr Patricia Crutchfield Jeanette Dunaway O’Neal Floyd Kathryn Gillenwater Benita Green Peggy Cain Jewel Carmichael Betty Sue Davis Emory Earl Deal Jan Franklin Mary Garries Bobby Harrison Virginia Hartzog r 0 ,1 tv __- I ,avelle I lutaway ( harlolte I In) rs Willaphanr Herrington Jeanette Hickman Patricia Howe Julana Howell James R. Ivey Pauline Jackson Nina Jordan Sue Kelly James R. Lindsey W illiaiu C. Lisenby Dorothy Martin Linda Martin Mae McLeod VI dev Jitii McLeod Juanita Head Carol Jay Hendrix William B. Hildreth Margaret Holley Zane Mathan Hundley Kenneth Hurst Elmer R. Lammon Eudell Lee Lou Dell Maddox Coy Martin Richard Mart Terry McCrummcn ' ) Cuv Mille� m� i� Lhuo _ .1 J w Thad Morgan Karen Mullins V Jo Anne Mynard Carolyn Newton Bonnie Faye Owens Annie Pearl Paschal 1 Frankie Gene Paschal Cecil Peacock n ■ c s K Harold E. Nichols Earl Eldridge Noel 4 . . ■ J •4- W % ) . - 0 ■- • —f : f) Gray Noland Elaine Odom % L ■ A � _; S' Iw Judy Richardson Bobby Richburg Annette Sexton Jo Ann Shouppe linger Xepheno.'.n Lotike Stwmgtk Henry Reagin a _ Wayne Reev es Max RssM S hwfey liaM m r a 1 «TA� Joe Walker Joseph Warren Harry Watson Douglas Watson Patricia Waters Clifford Watson Ted Watson Eddie Whitehead Bobby Yelverton J Not shown Moses Baker Clifton Barnes Lewis Bragg J. T. Dixon Janice Grimes Amos Ivey Charles Medley Roger Rudd Billy Joe Strength The underclass football lettermen at the Booster Banquet. Twenty-nine seniors went through all twelve years to- get her. Angelyn Adams Carolyn Akridge Hillman Batchelor Earl Beagles Joyce Benton Willie E. Blackman Sue Blair Buddy Joe Bowden Maylon Bowden Joann Bowers Craig Brammer Modrey Brown Billy Bvrd Jean Byrd Linda Byrd Roy Byrd Sara Mae Cardwell Charles E. Carmichael Carroll Dewitt Chapman Gayle Condrey Judith Lee Conk Robert Crosby Inearl Culver Barbara Cults Barbara Daughtry ‘O' 0 a 1 v . _ 1 )' N A c ) a A a A a V A ‘ A a A a a a i. A Ik. A A A - -i • otfS f ’ ’ The FFA boys barbecued the meat for the FFA-FHA Everyone had a good time at the FFA-FHA Banquet. Banquet. Doris Dean Doris Donaldson Dewey Driggers Gracie Evans Ray Neal Floyd Jack Forehand Roger Forehand Chester Gay Eldridge Gillespie Jack Godfrey Patsy Goodson Donald Hardwick Frances Hargrove Juanita Hartzog Terry Hayes Jerry Henderson Neal Henderson Peggy Henderson Benny Herrington Benny Hickman Tommy Howell Kraell Ivey Levell Johnson Billy Ray King Joan King Pauline King Sandra King Rex Kirkland Billy Ray Knight Myrtle Knowles Judge Carr was guest speaker at the Junior-Senior Ban- “Festival of Roses was the theme of the. banquet, quet, with Fred Sheridan acting as toastmaster. James William Manning Monroe T. Mauldin Tom Ed McDaniel Mary Helen McGowan Nellie Meeks Thomas R. Moore Lula Bell Morris Eual Gene Morrison Vivian Murdock Shjrley Murphy James Nolin Linda Nolin James Oliver Ronald Owens Bobby Paschal Lomax Patrick William Peeples Janice Perdue Jerry Powell Carolyn Purvis Mary Jo Purvis Dan Riley Wallace Riley Martha Jane Rhodes Charles Rowe Jimmy Rudd Nanelle Russell Gilbert Senn Margie Shehee Helen Sue Simmons The graduation invitations were sorted by some of the A group of senior girls being measured for caps and gowns. seniors. Not shown Ann Smith Kenneth Smith Mondrel Smith Oscar Carlton Speigner Jo Ann Stanford Martha Sue Stinson Mary Nell Thomas Sara Nell Thomas Elaine Thompson Gayle Tomberlin Fred Tice Woodrow Tindell William Vordenbaum Rebecca Warren Julian Watts Mary Whigham William White Eugene Wise Margaret Wyatt James Harold Yelverton Virginia Anderson Gayle Carroll Jerry Wayne Counts Gerald D. Dale Jimmy Dickerson Jeanette Dixon Rex Ducker Jim Tom Evans Lottie Herring James Gordan Kirby Frances Langford Sandra Ann Mixson Lewis Peacock Jimmy D. Pervis Margaret Sexton Travis Skinner Myrtle Spears Morris Striplin Mozel Treadaway Jimmy Turner Kenneth M. Whaley The National Honor Society inducted iifteen new members in May. The seniors’ caps and gowns were issued during a march- ing practice. i Most Popular ED GRIMSLEY assists SHIRLEY SHIVERS as she gets into the school's new ear, which is used for student driving lessons. Cutest BOBBY HELMS and BARBAREE WALKER get her books from the locker for her next period class. Best Personality EDWARD “BOBE MULLINS and SANDRA MUL- LINS make an announcement over the intercom- munications system which was given to the school by the Classes of 1947 and 1948. Best Looking and Prettiest As JIMMY MORGAN and MARY ALICE CARA- WAY enter the gymnasium, they reminisce over the many chapel programs, parties, and ball games which were held there during the year. Friendliest JAMES ALEX HUEY and JACKIE SPEICNER look at the trophies which the various classes of CCHS have won. Most Intellectual BENNY CRIMES and JACKIE SPEICNER work with the tape recording machine which was left to the school by the Class of 1951. Wittiest BILL MOATES and MARILYN MARSH watch the fish in the aquarium made by the biology classes. Seniors Most Likely to Succeed PHILIP MARTIN and BARBARA McCALL strug- gle with an experiment in the chemistry lab. Ideal JIMMY MORGAlM and RONZNANA ANDERSON check out a hook from the school library, where approximately 3000 volumes are available. Junior I and Junior 11 Favorites CHARLES ROWE and ANITA PITTMAN are in charge of the office during one of their study halls. Junior III and Senior I Favorites JAMES ALEX HUEY and BETTY JOYCE WAT- SON sort out music for the thirty-three piece band of which they are both members. Senior II and Senior III Favorites HAYWOOD WATKINS and JOYCE ANDREWS sit on one of the two benches which w' rc given to the school by the Lo-Z Club in 1951. Seated: Sara Nell Caraway, Anne Martin, Vice President; Betty Joyce Watson, Peggy Fore- hand, Mary Virginia Rawls, Secretary; Marita Huey. Mrs. Kathryne White, Sponsor. Standing: Benny. Grimes, Jimmy Rollins, President; George Jeter, Fred Sheridan, Norma Jean Knott, Benny Wood, Virginia Whigham. Joe Marsh, Edward Mullins. Roger Martin. The STUDENT COUNCIL was reorganized this year under the direction of Mr. R. L. Bates and Mrs. Kathryne White, the faculty sponsor. Its members are the class officers for the four senior high grades. This year, having just been organized, the Student Council has tried to help the school in every way possible. The mem- bers devised a means of helping “Traffic” in the halls by marking certain stairs for up and certain ones for down. The Student Council sponsored a drive at school to send boxes for foreign relief. It also got boxes of food for the local welfare de- partment in a school drive. Both of these projects were very successful. The Council submitted nominations for candidates for Armed Forces Day Queen and the Ameri- can Legion Good Citizenship Awards. The NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY was organized in 1950. The club has the same cardinal principles as the National Honor Society: Scholarship, Leader- ship, Character, and Service. Their programs this year have been on the United Nations. Mullins Mynard Oliver Membership in the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY is based on the four principles: Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service. Each year the National Honor Society gives one hundred dollars to a deserving senior to help further his educa- tion. It sponsors book drives for the school library. It gives ribbons of the National Honor Society colors to all students making first honor roll during each six weeks period. The local chapter was founded in 1927. JOANNE CHANCEY Vice President The purpose of the LO-Z CLUB is to stimulate a de- sire to render service, to promote scholarship and leadership, and to de- velop mental, spiritual, and moral character in the students of Coffee County High School. The Lo-Z Club was organized in 1925 with 15 charter members. SANDRA MULLINS T reasurer Jane Chancey Marianne Donaldson Peggy Forehand Dot Goodman MISS LEE JONES Sponsor Gwen Graddy Tobyanna Gunter Marilou Hundley Pat Moates Barbara McCall Nell Nichols Ann Oliver Mary Virginia Rawls Shirley Shivers Dixie Sims Jackie Speigner Lucy Warren Dewayne Daughtry Serpeant-at-Arms ■j' Jack Nichols Doorkeeper The CO-HI BOOSTER CLUB was organized in 1924. Members are selected on the basis of scholarship, character, and loyalty. Boosiefi CM O V'lsi f ■« Bill Murdock President James Walding Vice President i o v w j Mr. Dobbins Sponsor Jane Chancey Secretary-Treasurer The purpose of the club is To Serve Our School. It has contributed much to ath- letics and to the betterment of the school. Joyce Andrews i Olivia Capps Dot Goodman Gwen Graddy Jimmy Henderson Marita Huey First row: Elizabeth Stinson, Cynthia Hayes, Eleanor Mixson, Sue Ann Miller, Rueleanor Thorn- ton, Virginia Whigham. Second row: Angelyn McLaney, Ann Warren, Julia Grimes, Syble Houston, Sylvia Lindsey. Janice Hayes, Joyce Bass, Fostine Herrington. Third row: Miss Louis LeCompte, Adviser; Sara Lee, Nell Helms, Mary Gayle Stokes, Joanne Motley, Norma Jean Knott, Rebecca Parrish, Melba Weeks, Joyce Kyser. Fourth row: Mary Frank Benton, Maxine Yarbrough, Betty Sue Thompson, Faye Thompson, Winnie Faye Brown, Joanne Martin, Sara Dunaway, Reha Averett. Fifth row: Eva Lou Hayes, Ann Mixson, Peggy Hood, Barbara Riley, Mary Ellen Walls, Bob- bie Jean Jones, Peggy Arrington, Foye Mae Helms. Sixth row: Vivian Barnes, Maxine Jones. Not shown: Patsy Taylor, Dixie Sims, Margaret Joy Reynolds, Wynette Phelps, Sue Henderson, Betty Arrington, Merle Crumpler, Lavonne Harrison, Eleanor Reynolds, Grace Goodson, Frances Stone, Ruby Jean Nolin, Kathleen Ryals, Janet Rittener, Faye Cutts, Carol Grice, Carolyn Walters, Hazel Grimes, and Ellen Skinner. The FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA brings together groups interested in working toward better home and family living, provides opportunities to share in solving problems important to home life, and sponsors group projects, local, state, and national in scope. It increases opportunities for the development of lead- ership and intelligent participation. It is an integral part of the program of home economics in the schools of America offering opportunities for the development of pupil initiative in planning and carrying out activities related to homemaking. THIRD YEAR First row: Joe Goodman. Gerald Don- aldson, Billy Ray Lunsford, Bobby Bowden. Bobby Helms, Jimmy Grims- ley, Lamar Strickland, James Lolley. Second row: Calvin Carmichael, Ruhane Johnson, Charles Wood. Third row: Tarrell Lolley, Roycc Batch- elor. Not shown: Rex Medley. SECOND YEAR First row: Bobby Fleming, Bobby Lee. Melvin Davis, Bil- ly Lolley, Wayne Wilson. Second row: Roy Sims, Don Martin. Jack Thomas, James Andress, William Griffin. Bil- ly Lewis. Third row: Edd Bell, Harold Motley, Dorsey Harbuck, Hen- ry Lunsford, Jimmy Hundley, Lomax Medley. Not shown: Travis Mvers, Jimmy Knowles. A l°nC' ■toon Ra Jones a. Vo e Vtoyee Re% ion Ses fli-nn'e JU' ’ Were J ov - UvidAf Ca Rel , i Vv nA 1- BacV xa ' e' _ Vounc j. -«• Jone ’ Ue- obetWxC S' w G d' sRovfn- . Ge� � ' l A The local chapter of the FUTURE FARMERS of AMERICA was organized in 1935 with Mr. R. E. Martin as adviser. The FFA motto is “Learning To Do, Doing To Learn, Earning To Live, Living To Serve.” The officers are as follows: Roy Sims, President; Lamar Strickland. Vice President; James Lolley, Secretary; Don Martin, Treasurer; Dorsey Harbuck, Reporter. Joyce McLean Harold Herring Kathryn Brabham Mr. Feagin Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor The DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS CLUB is made up of a group of students who attend school in the morning and work at various businesses in the afternoon learning different trades. The motto of the club is “Learning to live and earn.” The club sends representatives to Tuscaloosa each year to the state D.O. Club convention at Northington Campus. Travis Cain Rudolph Clark Faye Donaldson Ted Forehand Evon Hickman Nathleen Howell - k Richard James fl Sk k 7 lu Rav Kirkland Larry Oliver Gene Smith Freddie Lewis Carol Steer Leedolph McLean Bobbie Walters Pi k Tony Nelson at Bobby Wise Jerry Knott Tim Smith Not shown: Rudolph Marsh, President; Harace Wyatt, Johnny Mack Brown. Moates, Pegg ;tv Baker. Sara Muring. Pat Me . Peggy Armor, Warren June Hardwick- ¥ Burlingham. FOURTH PERIOD w: Christine Craddock. Mary Frances Wilson. Ann Martin. Mary iraway, Shirley Shivers. Philip Martin. Dan Johnson. Gloria Warren, le Batchelor, Sara Nell Lee. Betty Morgan. Betty Hopkins. row: Dianne Dowling. Carol Speed, Ann Pouncey, Anne Mixson, Whigham. Don Hayes, George Jeter, Fostine Herrington. Mary Ellen Delores Hundley, Eleanor Reyno Ids, Mary Ellen Walls. row: Carolyn Newsome, Pat Graddy, Rueleanor Thornton, Mary Frank n. Mary Helen Miller. Billy Murdock, Jimmy Morgan, Joyce Andrews, n Marsh. Jean Dalrymple, Jerlon Crutchfield. Marianne Donaldson. h row: Mary Helen Carr, Ann Hatfield, Betty Jo Green, Rachel Walker, Cochran. Jimmy Henderson. Billy Howell, Betty De Jarnette, Nancy ins, Betty Dumas. Ronznana Anderson, Cynthia Hayes. hown: Janet Rittenor, Dorothy Shealy, Richard Kirby, ami Anne Martin. Su auuC Bobby floral EDITOR ...................... ASSOCIATE EDITOR ............ BUSINESS MANAGER ............ ASSOCIATE BUSINESS MANAGER FEATURES EDITORS ............ ACTIVITIES EDITORS .......... ART EDITORS ................. SNAPSHOT EDITORS ............ PHOTOGRAPHERS ............... CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: Senior III .............. Senior II ............... Senior I ................ Junior III .............. Junior I and II ......... SPONSORS .................... .................... Barbara McCall ...................... Marita Huey ................. Mary Helen Miller ....................... June Armor Jackie Speigner, Marianne Donaldson . Mary Virginia Rawls. George Jeter .... Lena Peoples, Nancy Dobbins .... Lucy Warren, Marilou Hundley ....... Don Ellis, Don Cunningham ........................... Jimmy Rollins ............................ Anne Martin ........................ Pat McEachin ...................... James Alex Huey ........................... Jimmy Ivey Mrs. J. W. Reeder, Miss Carolyn Hixon FEATURES and SPORTS—Joyce Reynolds, Olivia ART and GOSSIP—Sara Lee, Mary Alice Caraway. Capps, Ed Grimsley, and Marianne Donaldson. Not Lena Peoples, and Anne Mixson. shown: Sandra Mullins, Gene Crutchfield, and George Jeter. EDITOR—Lucy Warren. ASSOCIATE EDITOR— Pat Moates. FACULTY SPONSOR—Mrs. J. W. Reed- er. ALUMNI, SOCIETY, and DISTRIBUTION—Peggy Hood. James Sherrer. Joyce Andrews. Mary Virginia Rawls, Virginia Whigham, and Tobyanna Gunter. REPORTERS—Annis Moore, Joe Knight. Ethel Har- rison, Roy Sims, and James Alex Huey. Not shown: Phyllis Wilks. FRONT PAGE—Nell Nichols, Barbara McCall, and Jackie Speigner. 'J First row: Johnson, Morgan, W'alding. Murdock, Metcalf, Ellis, Crutchfield, Nichols, Watson, Watkins. Second row: Hubert Tomberlin, Manager; J. Heath. Walden. Walker, Jeter, Waters, Knowles, Rhodes, Mullins, Grimsley, Sheridan. Third row: Coach R. G. Dobbins, Brown, Daughtry. Byrd. T. Heath, Grimes. Faulk, Manning, Currie. Herman Tomberlin and Don Cunningham. Managers. DOC” WALD1NG, Captain BILLY MURDOCK, Co-Captain DELL ELLIS. All-Wirtgrass LINEMEN First row JIMMY HEATH JOHNNY M. BROWN ROY RHODES JERRY JOHNSON DEWAYNE DAUCHTRY WALTER LOUIS WATERS JIMMY MORGAN KENNETH WALDEN JIMMY LEE WATSON DELL ELLIS JOHN KNOWLES FREDDIE SHERIDAN ED GRIMSLEY JOHNNY M. FAULK BOB MANNING JOHN PAUL CURRIE Second row TED HEATH BILLY F. GRIMES JACK BYRD Not shown LAMAR STRICKLAND CARY GRIFFIN ED SPEARS LOMAX BATCHELOR BACKS GENE CRUTCHFIELD FRANKLIN WALKER GEORGE JETER JAMES WALDING BILLY MURDOCK HAYWOOD WATKINS RAY METCALF JACK NICHOLS EDWARD MULLINS Florala 47 22 21 28 Ozark 60 37 37 19 Elba 35 38 21 51 Andalusia 47 31 43 38 Eufaula 39 52 23 46 44 64 24 48 Luverne 44 45 27 45 New Brockton 36 31 33 31 Eufaula 47 46 28 42 33 23 30 47 Kinston 38 50 25 24 Luverne .58 21 35 31 Malone 45 51 31 36 A B We They We They Pleasant Home 40 33 27 43 Opp 62 51 30 34 New Brockton 48 43 42 43 Kinston . 38 34 28 27 Opp 55 53 30 27 Andalusia 44 43 28 29 Florala 64 34 No ‘B n Came Elba 54 52 30 38 pred Grimes. Not shown: Jimmy Henderson Mr. C. E. Peacock coached the and Wayne Grizzle. “B” Team and the Junior High Team- JUNIOR HIGH TEAM HAROLD DAVIS JAMES ALEX HUEY TED HEATH BENNY WOOD BILL MOATES DONNIE TRAWICK JIMMY DUNAWAY ROY REEVES Not shown REX WALDEN JOHNNY LEE POWERS First row: Mr. L. E. Threadgill, Director; Karen Mullins, Sandra Mullins, Dot Goodman, Majorettes; Gail Tomberlin, Margaret Joy Reynolds. Snare Drum; Donnie Helms, Bass Drum; Patsy Taylor, Evelyn Marsh, Snare Drum; Betty Joyce Watson, Ronznana Anderson, Majorettes; Marita Huey, Drum Majorette. Second row: Betty dejarnette. Bell Lyre; Jo Anne Bowers, Joyce Barnes. Jimmy Johnson, Marianne Donaldson, Clarinet; Dixie Sims, Cymbals; Dan Sexton, Donald Hardwick, Charles Carmichael, Clarinet; Teddy Seay, Trumpet; Billy Hildreth, Don Ellis, Eudell Lee, Alto Horn; Eddie White- head, William.White, Doug Rollins, Trumpet. Third row: Harrison Brunson, Bass Horn; June Armor, Clarinet; Roger Martin, James Alex Huey. Trumpet; Pierson Redmon, Alto Saxophone; Carol Speed, Laura Benton, Ed Purvis, III, Trombone; W’ayne Martin, Baritone. Not shown: Helen Ray Griffin, Tenor Saxophone and Bobby Paschal, Bass Horn. DRUM MAJORETTE MARITA HUEY MAJORETTE DOT GOODMAN BETTY JOYCE WATSON KAREN MULLINS SANDRA MULLINS RONZNANA ANDERSON CHEERLEADERS SHIRLEY SHIVERS BILLIE JO HARDWICK MARILYN MARSH PAT MOATES JOYCE ANDREWS PAT GRADDY MARY ALICE CARAWAY 1951 National Peanut Festival Queen MARITA HUEY Homecoming Queen ALMA MATER From the paths of Coffee County Come our students true With a will that’s ever ready For the task to do. Chorus Steadfast, loyal, brave and true Heart bound to heart will beat Year by year go marching onward Coffee County High. Here we work as a band together As the years go by Working, playing, always growing Cheering Coffee High. Marching out to serve the Nation Men and women too With minds and hearts to give allegiance From our school to you. djnaduatien ftiqfi DOROTHY Scholarship MARY VIRGINIA RAWLS Salutatorian Bausch Lomb Science A war a J■ ERNEST r rdr,ad ati° ROLLINS—' � ;®v,UE JIMMY rEV. W. s' Baccalaureate President Mr. Thrcadgill and attendant. omernmmg Booster Banquet Fredd give.' welcome address at Junior-Senior banquet H Scooter l rigade Mi's F.F.A.. Sara Fee honor of Mi The east from the Senior |da . Sprint; Green !,. i k ■ ■ 11 ..i 11 hani[iions 3 ,SsS' 0'v .© (| | !§$ _....._•. ‘.Vtw ' ',J-' . Vy. -X:'.::? i .{� ••? ! V. t-'v ■V'-V� - .vr , ]rf •!? '«ftcnK4� 'r,-.' 'SV. ] •CT'’ � B... t:. j. . i ( ? m 4 ' J , .v.o. ll'lfv . • • . ■• ■ m .i mm ■ §MtPiir •VOVv M’Vf'.jiv. ;' _ L 1'� V' Your Friendly Ford Dealer WAREHOUSE, Inc. Wholesale and Retail BUILDING SUPPLIES ENTERPRISE, ALABAMA Coffee County's Oldest and Most Reliable Building Supply Dealer cleaning MILLERS PHONE 191 Service With A Smile „ Lii Ttws W”1 Men Boys7 Shop We are thinking of you now— We want you to think of us always! OUR PRICES SELL OUR QUALITY TALKS 0 Established 1903 MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Or DRIVE-IN THEATER ENTERPRISE ALABAMA [fob Cm DANLEY FURNITURE CO. 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