Enterprise High School - Encoala Yearbook (Enterprise, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1954 volume:

There Are Paths That Lead... To Knowledge me 1954 eiicmi Published by THE ENCOALA STAFF Enterprise High School Enterprise, Alabama Volume XVII • • • Here Are Paths FOREWORD In the history of Enterprise High School the year 1953-54 will be long remembered. For it was at the beginning of this term that the name Coffee County High School ceased to exist and the name of Enterprise High School came into being. This has come about through the transfer of the school properties and management from the county system to the city system, thereby necessitating a change of name. It is to commemorate this event that the staff of the 1954 Encoala has chosen the theme--pathways of Enterprise--in the hopes th it these memories of schooldays in Enterprise will forever remain as vivid and colorful in the years to come as they are today. That Lead To Heart and Home THE ROAD NOT TAKEN Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And, sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth: Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though, as for that, the passing there Had worn them really about the same. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence; Two roads diverged in a wood, and I-- I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. Frost Breathes there the man with soul so dead Who never to himself hath said, 'This is my own, my native land.. Scott To her who has nurtured us all our years, who has pro- tected, encouraged and inspired us to strive onward toward the heights of our ambitions, who has loved us and mothered us and has sought always to give to us the best that life can offer, we dedi- cate this 1954 edition of the Encoala to the City of Enterprise. DEDICATION To you, the graduating class of 1954, I give my best wishes for what the future may hold. High school grad- uation should be one of the most important landmarks in your life. May these days bring happy mem- ories to you for many years to come, and may this milestone serve as a constant reminder of the possibilities in your challenging future. MR. R. L. BATES Master of Science University of Alabama ■’iV-.il Bachelor of Science Birmingham Southern Principal of Enterprise High School since 1933 PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION The members of the Enterprise Board of Education are Dr. J. S. DuBois, Mr. ]. R. Snellgrove, Mr. L. H. Sessions, Mr. D. H. Rollins, Mr. J. H. Bromberg, and Mr. H. M. Bryson. The first Coffee County High School was a brick building constructed in 1908 on the present site of Enter- prise High School. This building burned in 1912, and that school term was finished out in the churches of the city which were located near the site of the present city cemetery. The present school building was completed for the next school year. The City Board was established in 1906 and had only the elementary schools under its jurisdiction until 1953. On July 1, 1953, the high school officially came under the jurisdiction of the City Board, and the name was changed to Enterprise High School. The high school has grown from a faculty of three or four teachers and a principal to a faculty of 25 classroom teachers and a principal. CITY COUNCIL The members of the City Council are Mr. Quentin Miller; Mr. Douglas Feagin; Mr. Ed Nichols, City Clerk; Mr. Fred Taylor. Mayor; Mr. Aubrey Mixson; Mr. Wyatt Andrews, and Mr. Glenn Heath. Mr. J. H. Carmichael was the first man to settle permanently in Enterprise. Soon after Mr. Car- michael moved to this place, several other families heard of his settlement and moved here also. The town continued to grow and was incorporated in 1897 with a population of 250. Very soon a railroad was laid through Enterprise, a cotton mill constructed, a telephone system installed, and a weekly paper pub- lished. The erection of the Boll Weevil Monument was another great landmark in the history of the city Enterprise now has a population of about 10,500, a great many businesses, and several factories All the citizens of this city are proud of her history and her record of progress through the years. OUR GUIDES ALONG THE... Mrs. Josephine Armor Junior High Mathematics, English B.S. Troy Mrs. Merle Bates Biology, Languages A. B. University of Alabama Mrs. Martha Benton Junior High Social Studies B. S. Troy Miss Mary Mac Chancy Junior High Library, English, Girls' Physical Education; A.B. Huntingdon Miss Betty Culbreth Girls' Physical Education B. S. Troy Mrs. Carolyn Ellis Chemistry, Science A. B. Huntingdon PATH OF KNOWLEDGE Mr. C.F. Feagin Diversified Occupations B. S. Auburn Mr. H.N. Hawkins Boys' Physical Education, Science B. S. in Education, Auburn Mrs. Ann Gaither Junior High Piano, Glee Club B, M. Woman's University of North Carolina Mrs. Hollis Lunchroom Supervisor Mr. Charles Howell Social Studies, Boys' Physical Education B. S. Troy Miss Leonidas Jones Civics, Commercial Subjects B. S. University of Alabama Miss Louise LeCompte Home Economics B. S. Auburn Miss Mary Ruth Lewis Glee Club, Piano B. M. Chicago College of Music 0 U R Mrs. Thelma Martin Mathematics B. S. Auburn Miss Joy Parrish English B. S. University of Alabama Mr. J. W. Reeder Vocational Agriculture B. S. Auburn, M. S. Auburn Mr. Robert Paul junior High English, Boys' Physical Education B. S. Troy, M. S. University of Alabama Mrs. Kathryn Reeder Typing A. B, Huntingdon Mrs. Kathryn Searcy Junior High Science, Mathematics B.S. Auburn Mr. Ernest Threadgill Band Director, Science B.S. Troy Mrs. Roberta Tomberlin English B. S., M. A. University of Alabama Miss Elizabeth Wade Mathematics B. S. Troy Mrs. Mae Weeks Junior High Science, Social Studies B. S. Troy Mrs. Kathryne White Mrs. Louise Williamson Social Studies English. Library, History A. B. Huntingdon A B Bessie OLD SCENES OF CITY Right: First city water well for the city of Enterprise. Located on the site of the present stand pipe, it was just a few yards from a cotton gin located on the site where Peacock-Warren MotorCo. is now. In the background can be seen a few shacks for colored located approximately where the Pure Oil Service Station is today. This well was put into operation in 1903 or 1904. Left; This is how peanuts were handled about the time when the Boll Weevil Monument was completed. All these wagons are bringing their peanuts to Rawls Warehouse. In the back- ground is the present Masonic Building. Right; This is the Enterprise Gin and Warehouse Co. in 1908 with all hands weighing cotton on Main Street. In the height of the cotton season, the Main Street was jammed with cotton from the present Baptist Church to the Methodist and up the many side streets also. Left: Enterprise's first band pictured in front of the high school building which burned in 1912. CLASS OFFICERS Opposite right: Senior III Officers President-------------Robert Pouncey Vice-President--------Billie Fred Grimes Secretary-------------Marilyn Farris Treasurer-------------Suzanne Sexton Opposite right: Senior I Officers President----------Eddie Whitehead Secretary----------Clifford Watson Treasurer----------Laura Benton Vice-President-----Billie Hildreth Opposite left: Senior II Officers President-----------James Alex Huey Vice-President------David Martin Secretary-----------Ann Martin Treasurer-----------Juanita Bowers Opposite left: Junior III Officers President-----------Gene Reynolds Vice-President---7-- Joyce Benton Treasurer-----------Charles Carmichael Secretary-----------Eldridge Gillespie SENIOR III Bass Bess Baxley Brown Caraway First Row . Ronznana Anderson, Majorette 2,3.4; LO-Z 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Booster Club 3,4; Student Coun- cil 3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Class Secretary 3; June Armor, Band 1,2,3; LO-Z 2,3,4; NHS 2,3,4; Cup O’Coffee 3, 4; Encoala 2,3,4, Business Manager 3,4; Pep Club 4; Glee Club 2,4; Peggy Arrington, F.H.A. 1,2; Shirley Barnes, F.H. A. 3; Joyce Barr. Second Row: Joyce Bass, F.H.A. 2,3,4, Vice President 4; Glee Club 3; Exie Ruth Bess, Glee Club 1; Billy Baxley, F.F.A. 2,3,4, President 4; NHS 3,4; Winnie Faye Brown, F.H.A. 2,3,4, Treasurer 3,4; Glee Club 3; Mary Alice Caraway, F.H.A. 4, Historian 4; Cup O’ Coffee 2,3,4, Art 4; Miss Enterprise 2; National Peanut Festival Queen 2. Mrs. Ellis assigned lockers for the first semester. Bobby Sanders displayed the gift of Class of 1953. CLASS Dejarnette Donaldson Dumas Dunaway Farris First Row: J. L. Carmichael, F.F.A. 2,3,4; Mary Helen Carr, NHS 3,4, Reporter. 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Myrl Cobb, D.O. Club 3,4, Vice President 4; Pauline Cook, F.H.A. 3; Wendell Cordle, Basketball 4. Second Row: Betty Dejarnette, Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3; Marianne Donaldson, Band 1,2,3; LO-Z 1,2, 3,4, Treasurer 3; NHS 2,3,4; Cup O’Coffee” 1,2,3,4; Encoala 1,2,3,4, Associate Editor 3, Editor 4; Pep Club 4; Glee Club 1,2,4; Good Citizenship Girl 4; Betty Dumas, F.H.A. 3,4, Reporter 4; Pep Club 4; Glee Club 2; Sara Dunaway, F.H.A. 2; Marilyn Farris F.H.A. 3,4, Vice President 3; NHS2.3.4; Cup O’Coffee 3,4; Student Council 4; Glee Club 2; Class Officer 1,4. Rex Powell, Bobbie Miller, Vivian Hughes, and Eris Marianne Donaldson was selected DAR Good Citizen- Wilson were sponsors for one of the football games. ship Girl. SENIOR III Graham Grice Grimes Grimes Grimes Harrison Hayes Hayes Henderson Henderson First Row; John W. Graham, Basketball 1; Wayne Grice, D.O. Club 3,4; Bennie Grimes, F.F.A. 2,3, Vice President 3; NHS 2,3,4, Vice President 4; Baseball 1,3,4; Student Council 2; Boys' State 3; Class Officer 2; Billy Fred Grimes, NHS 4; Football 2,3,4; Student Council 4, President 4; Glee Club 4; Class Officer 4; Julia Mae Grimes, F.H.A. 2,3; Glee Club 1,3,4. Second Row: Charles Harrison, NHS 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Eva Lou Hayes, F.H.A. 2,4; Pep Club 4; Janice Hayes, F.H.A. 2; Glee Club 1,3,4; Pep Club 4; James Earl Henderson, Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 4; Student Council 3, Vice President 3; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 2,4, Quartet 2; Margie Henderson F.H.A. 2,3,4. The National Honor Society presented a play, We Hold The seniors received their class rings in November. They These Truths, during National Education Week. were delivered by Mr. E.G. Fitzgerald, Jr. Jones Johnson Kirby Knott Knowles First Row: Carolyn Holly, F.H.A. 2; Vivian Hughes, NHS 3,4, Treasurer 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Clara Hundley; Billy Jones, F.F.A. 2,3; Glee Club 2; Doyce Jones, F.F.A. 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4. Second Row: Maxine Jones, F.H.A. 2,3,4, Reporter 3, Secretary 4; Bva Merle Johnson; Richard Kirby, Booster Club 3,4; Football 3,4, Co-Captain 4; Cup O' Coffee 4; Student Council 3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Class Officer 3; Noma Jean Knott, F.H.A. 2; Student Council 2; Pep Club 4; Class Officer 2; Glee Club 4; John Know- les, Football 2,3,4. SENIOR III e10� McEachin McLaney Motley Motley Mullins FirstRow; Billy Lewis, F.F.A. 2,3; Glee Club 2,3; Sylvia Lindsey, F.H.A. 2; Glee Club 1,2; Gerald Lolly, F.F. A. 2,3,4, Evelyn Marsh, Band 1,2; Pep Club 4, Treasurer 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Girls' En- semble 3,4; Jo Anne Martin, F.H.A. 2; Glee Club 4. Second Row; Pat McEachin, LO-Z 2,3,4; Booster Club 2,3,4; NHS 2,3,4, President 4; Cup O' Coffee 3; Encoala2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 4; Angeline McLaney, F.H.A. 2,3,4; Jo Ann Motley, F.H.A. 2; Glee Club 4; Wilma Jean Motley, Student Council 3; Class Officer 3; Edward Mullins, Booster Club 1, 2.3.4, Vice President 3, President 4; NHS 2,3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1.2.3.4, Co-Captain 4; Cup O' Coffee 1,2,3,4; Encoala 1,2; Class Officer 1,2; Student Council 2; Glee Club 2.3.4, Boys' Quartet 2. Several seniors were on the class float in the Homecoming parade. The Senior II float depicted a sportsmanship theme. CLASS Nichols Powell Paschal Pouncey Pouncey Reynolds Reynolds Riley Sasnett Sessions First Row: Bobby Nichols, F.F.A. 2,3,4, Secretary 4; F.F.A. Quartet2,3,4; Glee Club 3; Jimmy Paschal, Booster Club 2,3,4, Doorkeeper 3, Vice President 4; Football 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co- Captain 4; Anne Pouncey, Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Robert Pouncey, F.F.A. 2,3, Secretary 3; NHS 2,3,4; Football 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Basketball 2; Class Officer 4; Rex Powell, F.F.A. 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4; F.F.A. Quartet 3,4; Glee Club 4. Second Row: Lee Jackson Reynolds, D.O. Club 4, President 4; Basketball 1; Margaret Joy Reynolds, F. H.A. 2; Band 1,2,3; Pep Club 4; Glee Club 1,3,4; Miss Homecoming 4; Barbara Riley, F.H.A. 2,3; D.O. Club 4, Secretary and Reporter 4; Leon Sasnett; Jimmy Sessions, F.F.A. 2,3. The Senior I float The Junior III float Sexton Shivers Sims Smith Speed Stokes Stone Taylor Thompson Thompson FirstRow; Suzanne Sexton, LO-Z 2,3,4, Vice President 3; NHS 2,3,4; Cup O' Coffee 3; Encoala 3,4, Activities Editor 3,4; Student Council 4; PepClub4; GleeClub Accompanist2,3,4; Class Officer 4; Shirley Shivers, LO-Z 2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4; NHS 3,4; Miss Enterprise 3; National Peanut Festival Queen” 3; Cup O' Coffee 3,4; Pep Club 4, President 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Girls' Ensemble 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Dixie Sims, F.H.A.2,3,4, President 3,4; County Miss F.H.A. 3; Pep Club 4; State F.H. A. Historian 4; Wayne Smith, Basketball 4; Carol Speed, Band 1,2,3; Encoala 4; Pep Club 4; Glee Club 2,4. SecondRow; Mary Gayle Stokes, F.H.A. 2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Frances Stone, F.H.A. 2,3; Patsy Taylor, F.H.A. 2; Band 1,2,3, Secretary 3; LO-Z 3,4, Secretary 4; Encoala 3,4; Pep Club 4; Betty Thompson, F.H.A. 2,4; Pep Club 4; Fay Thompson, F.H.A. 2; Pep Club 4; Glee Club 4. Walker Waters Watson Wilkes Yarbrough First Row; Franklin Walker, Football 2,3,4; Walter Louis Waters, F.F.A., 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 4; Basketball 1; Betty Joyce Watson, Majorette 2,3,4, Drum Major 4; LO-Z 2,3,4, Vice President 4; NHS 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Cup O' Coffee” 3,4; Student Council 2; Class Officer 1,2; Glee Club 2,3,4; Miss Enterprise 4; National Peanut Festival Queen 4; Phyllis Wilkes, LO-Z 3,4; NHS 3,4; Cup O' Coffee 2,3, 4, Editor 4; Ensemble 3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Girls' State 3; Maxine Yarbrough, F.H.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Glee Club 2,3. NOT SHOWN Tim Smith Horace Wyatt (Withdrawn) Curtis Lewis La Trelle Miller (Withdrawn) The Student Council float carried the Homecoming The National Honor Society float was one of the Queen and Phyllis Thomason, her maid. most beautiful in the parade. Bobe” Mullins, Bobby Yelverton, Margaret Joy BobeM Mullins, president of the Booster Club, Reynolds, Phyllis Thomason, Billy Mixson, and was toastmaster at the Football Banquet. Richard Kirby at the Homecoming game. Deloris Arnette Frances Austin Betty Baker Bernice Bane Pastine Bane Esther Barley Wayne Bowden Juanita Bowers Jennet Bradley Louise Brown SENIOR II Ruth Barley Colon Barnes Mary Pat Brown Ann Bruce Margaret Batchelor Mary Bowden Jack Byrd Sara Nell Caraway Captain Jack Youngblood was guest speaker at the Football Banquet. Coach and Mrs. Hawkins were very happy wit! gift certificate presented to him by the Boosters Ed Moon Edmonds Don Ellis John Mac Faulk Howell Flowers Erline Caylor John Paul Currie .ft ft 4 M Lavon Garney James Gillis Barbara Dalrymple Wavelene Danford Sue Glisson Angeline Godwin Ruby Jean Dean Robbie Sue Dickerson Juanita Grace Betty Jo Green Bobby Dismukes Earl Duffell The Boosters at the annual football banquet. The senior lettermen and senior cheerleaders at the football banquet. Ann Hatfield Ted Heath Levy James Jimmie Johnson Joyce Jones Peggy Jones Willa Dean Jones Reba King ofr The Glee Club gave a very beautiful Christmas program. Ol rWP “ Frank Herald $ Billy Herring Students decorated the stage for the Glee Club Christmas program. Myrtle Herrington Royce Herrington CLASS Anne Martin David Martin Douglas Martin Loftin Martin Curtis Larson Jimmy Layton Roger Martin Lomax Medley Robbie Lee John William Lewis Bobby Meredith Sarah Jane Metcalf Robert Lolley Bob Manning This picture was made and developed by the chemistry class. The girl s physical education classes enjoyed playing basketba Bobbie Miller Bill Moates Joe Max Marsh Angela Martin If Roy Morgan Max Motley Gaynelle Murphy Wiley McDaniel Margaret McKinney Carolyn Newsome Bobby Payne Melba Perdue John Reeves Roy Reeves Clayton Newsome Omega Oliver Janie Reynolds Lomax Sellers Gus Parrish Viola Parrish Maxine Shehee Jeris Shirah On a rainy dav the cirlsDlaved dress imM in —1 Thelma Strickland Manlia Thomas Shirley Thomas John Will Thompson Elizabeth Thorton Donnie Trawick Rex Walden Carolyn Walters A scene from Mrs. Martin's mechanical drawing class. Eris Wilson Frances Wilson June Windham Bobby Wise Jimmy Yelverton Dora Jean Young NOT SHOWN Ben Brackin Jimmy Dunaway Joan Harrison Glen Howell Don Hundley Janice Johnson Ben Kirkland Peggy Lee Ann Nelson Edward Spears Louie' Thomas Guy Waters Bobby Frank Whigham Benny Wood SENIOR I L. J. Adkins Lomax Adkins Helion Anderson Rex Anderson Joyce Baker Ralph Barley Shirley Bass Laura Benton Ellen Bowden Betty Jean Bradley Margaret Bradley Lucy Brown Merle Burkette Robert Byrd Peggy Cain Jewell Carmichael Carol Carr Harold Cotton Yvonne Crowley Billy Davis Earl Deal Elliot Dean Oneal Floyd Lillian Folk Jan Franklin Lomax Fulford Mary Garries Kathryn Gillenwater Benita Greene Janice Grimes Mrs. Reeder's first year typing class Typing students run off copies of the Cup O' took many speed tests. Coffee on the mimeograph machine. Miss Parrish's Jr. Ill English class dramatized Shakespeare's The Sr. II girls held a conference at half time during Midsummer Night's Dream. the game they lost to the Sr. Ill's. Peggy Hanson Robert Harrison Charlotte Hayes James Hayes Juanita Head Carol Hendrix Shirley Herrington Robbie Nell Herrington Billy Hildreth Shirley Ann Hogan Pat Howe Julana Howell John Bell Hughes J.R. Hughes Jimmy Ivey Bobbie Lee Jones Hulon Jones Jane Jones Jerry Jones Bobby Jordon Mildred Jordon Nina Jordon Elmer Lammons Ann LeCompte Sue LeCompte Eudell Lee Douglas Lewis Jack Lindsey William Lisenby Donald Lolley SENIOR I i 'd:M A c ' Lou Dell Maddox Coy Martin Dot Martin Linda Martin Richard Martz Terry McCrummen Roger McDonald Dorothy McIntosh Hubert McWaters Charles Medley Lamar Medley Guy Miller Annis Moore Thad Morgan Jo Ann Mynard Earl Noel Frankie Gene Paschal Carolyn Patrick Wonnie Patrick Judson Pierson Anita Pittman Billy Dean Powers Alma Ruth Presley Henry Reagan Carroll Reeves Judy Richardson Bobby Richburg Max Rudd Roger Rudd Shirley Rudd Mrs. Martin's solid geometry class often worked difficult problems. The F.F. A. Quartet won the county contest and won second place in the district contest. CLASS Annette Sexton Martha Shehee Oneal Strickland Bobbie Sue Tindol Autry Waters Patricia Waters Clifford Watson Ted Watson Eddie Whitehead Rex Williams Lloyd Wilson Bobby Yelverton NOT SHOWN Lomax Batchelor William Blair Lewis Bragg Cleveland Couch Patty Sue Dunaway Obie Goodson Jimmy Harrison Lavelle Hataway Ewell Heath Jeanette Hickman Margaret Holley Byron Howell Zane Hundley Kenneth Hurst Robert Kelley Juanita Kirkland Wayne Martin Guy McIntosh William Mills Ray Nolin Karen Mullins Elaine Odom Bobbie Owens Crandle Purvis Jo Anne Shouppe Edward Smith Roger Stephenson Alfred Treadaway Mrs. Bates's biology class studied first A Team basketball letters were awarded aid for six weeks. by Coach Howell in assembly. Anita Pittman, Spring Festival Queen, rode in the Boll Weevil Day parade. Mrs. Martin's algebra I class did a great deal of board work. JUNIOR III Jimmy Adams Carolyn Akridge Lloyd Arnette Jimmy Arrant Donald Austin Hillman Batchelor Joyce Benton Sandra Blacklocke Earl Blackman Sue Blair Maylon Bowden Jo Anne Bowers Modrey Brown Billy Byrd Mary Jean Byrd Roy Byrd Sara Cardwell Charles Carmichael Douglas Carr Gale Carroll Shelby Jean Cobb Gayle Condrey Frazier Couch Bob Crosby Barbara Cutts Mrs. Tomberlin coached the Seniors in the The Junior class presented Hilarity House, girls Junior-Senior basketball game. CLASS Barbara Daughtry Doris Dean Jimmy Dickerson Gracie Evans Jo Anne Folk Jack Forehand Roger Forehand Edward Gibson Eldridge Gillespie Edward Goodson Patsy Goodson Leonard Hardin Donald Hardwick Frances Hargrove Terry Hayes Neil Henderson Peggy Henderson Benny Hickman Alice Hudson Lavelle Johnson William Johnson Jackie Jones Joan King Pauline King Sandra King Seniors were measured for caps and gowns A scene from the Junior play which was given in the spring. Billy Baxley, president of F.F.A. was toast- Junior III girls served at the F. F. A.-F.H. A. Banquet, master at the F.F.A., F.H.A. Banquet. Rex Kirkland Billy Knight Eleanor Layton Jimmy Lolley Monroe Mauldin Bonnie McCall Tom Ed McDaniel Mary Helen McGowan Sandra Mixson Thomas Moore Lula Belle Morris Joe Morris Vivian Murdock Shirley Murphy Linda Nolin Jimmy Oliver Bobby Paschal Lomax Patrick Janice Perdue Jerry Powell Carolyn Purvis Mary Jo Purvis Gene Reynolds Martha Rhodes Wallace Riley CLASS Nanelle Russell Lois Sims Ann Smith Kenneth Smith Carlton Speigner Jane Stafford Jo Anne Stanford Morris Striplin James Theeck Sara Nell Thomas Elaine Thompson Fred Tice Woodrow Tindell Gayle Tomberlin Mozel Treadway James Turner Becky Warren Joseph Warren Julian Watts Ericka Wegt William White Margaret Wyatt NOT SHOWN Wilbur Childs Doris Donaldson Ray Neal Floyd Leon Grant Gordon Kirby Beatrice Trim Jlain Waters Samuel Rogers Charles Rowe Margie Shehee Helen Simmons Harrell Thompson Mary Whigham Margaret Williams Loftin Martin presented Bobby Nichols with an B basketball letterman recieved letters award as outstanding Senior F.F. A. member. from Coach Hawkins. Myra Averett Bobby Bellsnyder Freddy Bowden Mary Beth Bradley Annie Merle Byrd Sandra Byrd David Carr Sara Carr Ed Chancey Gerald Cordle Minnie Earl Cordle Jimmy Croley Don Dukes Jacquelyn Dyar Linda Ellis Suellen Ellis Barbara Flowers Mary Joe Forehand Lester Franklin Elza Garney William Garries Gail Griffin Gloria Grimes Jeanette Harrison Wendell Harrison Jerry Hatcher Mary Arthur Hatcher Jeanette Hayes Jerry Hayes Betty Mae Helms Jerry Henderson Bennie Herrington Eloise Herrington Billy Ray Holland Helen Howe Addie Faye Howell The chemistry class performed many Students took shots on April 7. experiments on lab days. CLASS June Hundley Charlotte James Lomax Jackson Jerry Johnson Tempie Jones Eleanor Jordan Mary Ellen Kelly Alvie D. Killings worth Mary Florence King Ann Lammons Laura Langley Lanell Layton Olene Lewis Searcy Manning Mary Helen Martin Sherrie Martin Ted Martin Myrtle McCall Joanne McDuffie Taylor McEachin Charles McIntosh Eloise Miller Johnny Miller Charles Mills Billy Mixson Richard Mullins Byron Nichols Shirley Paschal Elaine Phillips Janice Pierson Glenda Pouncey Roy Gay Reagan Mureen Reeves Minnie Lee Register Dan Riley Douglas Rollins The Lewaires rendered many beautiful selections during the year. Glee Club accompanists, Suzanne Sexton and Gayle Condrey, practiced regularly with the singers. JUNIOR II CLASS Teddy Seay Dan Sexton Jerry Skinner Truett Skinner Cleveland Smith Vernell Smith Roy Spears Angelyn Speigner Carolyn Stephens Frank Stout Joyce Strawder David Taylor Sara Tice Carolyn Tindol Ronnie Walker Lomax Walters Joan Ward Lou Alice Warren Mary Ottis Warren Roger Warren Jimmy Lee Windham Phyllis Ann Wood Christine Yarbrough Virginia Yarbrough Una Yelverton Connie Zeig NOT SHOWN Joanne Bradley Gene Brown Annie Glen Drinkard Betty Lou Goodson Ursula Holloway Barbara King David Oliver Mary Jo Owens Mavis Register Paul Stephenson A scene from the Senior play, Aunt Min Drops In , which The new Booster rats posed in their was a big success. attire for the day. JUNIOR I CLASS L - Ad, h M Sarah Adams William Adkins Jeanelle Andress Samuel Andrews Bobby Baston Hollis Bames Gary Bell Jan Bishop Glenn Blair Darlene Blake Hayward Botts Frances Bowers Carolyn Brackin Julie Ray Brown William Brunson Yvonne Byrd John Cannon Ann Carmichael Linda Carmichael Robert Carmichael Joyce Carr Donald Carroll Leslie Carroll Bobby Carter Vonette Chambers Paul Chancey Elvie Cain Jimmy Cochran Nell Counts Ed Crosby Sandra Cutts Peggy Crumpler Emma Deal Jerry Dowling Jimmy DuBois Edwin Duncan Mr. Bates presented Mary Helen Carr with a check for $50 as a prize for winning an essay contest. Several Seniors helped sort graduation invitations. JUNIOR I Max Herring Jane Herrington Bobbie Hickman Jimmy Hickman Annie Merle Hines David Hobbs Johnny Hundley Andrew Jackson Elayne Jackson Betty James Bobby Johnson Joe Jones Joyce Jordan Michael Kelly Christine Langford Maxine Langford Stanley Lee Jimmy Logan d. m s A k James Farris Lynn Ferguson John Findley Ronald Fulford Max Fuller Michael Gates Lillian Gillenwater Delores Gillespie Phil Goodson Guy Granthan Shirley Griffin Donald Hattaway Sue Hatcher Claude Hargrove Jack Harrell John Harrell Nancy Harrison Clayton Hendrix James Alex Huey, president of the Junior class, was toastmaster at Junior-Senior Banquet. Several tenth grade students, dressed as gypsies, served at the party that followed the Junior-Senior Banquet. Amy Martin Harold Martin Barbara Martin Jerry Martin Jimmy Martin Linda Martin Mary Martin Frank Maddox Ann McCall Jean McCall Rex McCall Ruthie McCall Wayne Medley Richard Maulden Grace Miller Luther Mixson Sollie Morris Jerry Motley Amy Nichols Mary Jane Norton Bertha Pelham Ray Pilcher Patsy Powers Margaret Pridgen Martha Ann Regan Nancy Redmon Harold Riggs J. L. Robinette Jack Rogers Rosalind Russell Earline Sawyers Calvin Simmons Jeanette Smith Freddy Snell Trell Snow Margaret Stalvey Several boys helped put up the May Pole for the Spring Festival. Queen Anita Pittman reigned with her court at the Spring Festival. NOT SHOWN Michael Campbell Margaret Foxworth Jimmie Rex Hood Morris King James Morris Carolyn Nolin Sally Quinn James Sanders Elizabeth Wilkins Crystal Veitch Alex Odom Gordon McIntosh Billy Wayne Simmons Charles Strong James Shouppe uBiiir Mrs. Ellis helped with decorations for the Spring Festival. Deloris Amette, Queen of Boll Weevil Day, rode on her float with Margaret Joy Reynolds and Shirley Shivers. Mary Ellen Sparks Don Shirah George Sherling John Sherling Wayne Speigner Dennie Swann Terrell Tanner Anette Truett Shirah Watson Jane Walls Joe Wall Frank Ward Jack West Charles Williams Johnny Wesley 4 UlMK Bobby Tyler Mary Thames Elizabeth Theeck Dorothy Thomas Phyllis Thomason Judy Tomberlin OIR PATHS ARE VARIED... Some Paths Lead • • • MOST POPULAR Richard Kirby and Shirley Shivers are seen getting their mail at the post office. BEST DRESSED Patsy Taylor and Jimmy Henderson are seen sitting on the steps of the modern, new health clinic. FRIENDLIEST Anita Pittman and James Alex Huey are shown sitting on a park bench in the beautiful park at the depot. BEST ALL-ROUND Ted Heath and Shirley Shivers look at some bonds at the city hall. These bonds were sold to finance the construction of the new school building. To Recognition to MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Bobe Mullins and Marianne Donaldson attend a financial matter at one of the two banks. PRETTIEST-BEST LOOKING Betty Joyce Watson and Bobby Yelverton are shown on the stairway of one of the beautiful homes in our city. CUTEST Clifford Watson and Anita Pittman put money into one of the parking meters in downtown Enterprise. This money is being used for die construction of the new school building. WHO’S WHO MOST INTELLECTUAL Marianne Donaldson and Bennie Grimes look at some books in the city's well-stocked library. SENIOR D AND III FAVORITES Mary Alice Caraway is shown fixing Anne Martin's teeth in one of the dental offices in the new health clinic. JUNIOR III AND SENIOR I FAVORITES Charles Rowe and Jimmy Ivey are shown on one of the two fire trucks which belong to the city. JUNIOR I AND II FAVORITES Jimmy DuBois and Roger Warren take part in the city's recreation program. EKOALA STAFF Pat McEachin, Features Editor; Anita Pittman, As- sociate Editor; Suzanne Sexton, Activities Editor; Sara Jane Metcalf, Becky Warren, Associate Editors. Class Representatives; Carol Speed, Sr. Ill; Ethel Harrison, Sr. II; Billy Hildreth, Sr. I; Vivian Mur- dock, Jr. Ill; Mary Joe Forehand, Jr. II; Elaine Jack- son, Jr. I. Marianne Donaldson, Editor; Linda Martin, Associate Business Manager; June Armor, Business Manager; Joyce Jones, Associate Editor; Mrs. J. W. Reeder, Miss Joy Parrish. Don Ellis, Photographer; Eddie Whitehead, David Martin, Sports Editors; Laura Benton, Patsy Taylor, Departmental Editors. CEP 0’ COFFEE” STAFF Sara Jane Metcalf, Associate Editor; Phyllis Wilkes, Editor; Mrs. J. W. Reeder, Sponsor; Laura Benton, Frontpage; Jane Jones, FrontPage; June Armor, Front Page. Betty Joyce Watson, Society; Edward Mullins, Sports Anne Martin, Society; Marianne Donaldson, Society Billy Hildreth, Sports; Richard Kirby, Sports. Gaynelle Murphy, Art; Mary Alice Caraway, Art; Shirley Shivers, Alumni News; Karen Mullins, Alumni News; Joyce Jones, Distribution; Ethel Harrison, Dis- tribution. Marilyn Farris, Reporter; Dixie Sims, Reporter; Helen Ray Griffin, Reporter; Levy James, Reporter; Annis Moore. Reporter; Linda Martin. Reporter; Becky War- ren, Reporter, Joyce Benton, Reporter; Anne LeCompte, Reporter; Phyllis Thomason and Charlotte Janies, Junior High School Reporters. Mary Otis Warren President Vamell Smith Vice President NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY The National Junior Honor Society was organized in 1950. The club has the same principles as the National Honor So- ciety--Scholarship, Leadership. Character, and Service. The programs this year have been on the Presidents of the United States. Mary Jo Forehand Secretary-Treasurer Mary Helen Martin Reporter Mrs. John Benton Sponsor Carolyn Akridge Hillman Batchelor Sue Blair Joyce Benton Joanne Bowers Mary Jean Byrd Gayle Condrey Barbara Daughtry Suellen Ellis Roger Forehand Eldridge Gillespie Mary Hatcher Taylor McEachin Sherrie Martin Monroe Mauldin Eloise Miller Dickie Mullins Vivian Murdock Gene Reynolds Doug Rollins Dan Sexton Ann Smith Becky Warren Not Shown; Charlotte James NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Membership in the National Honor Society is based on four principles: scholarship, character, leadership, and service. In the year 1953-54, the NHS participated in many activities. It sponsored the tak- ing of the School Day pictures, presented an assembly playlet during Education Week, ushered for a PTA meeting, and presented a $100 Scholarship to a deserv- ing senior. The local chapter was founded in 1927. President Pat McEachin Vice President Bennie Grimes Secretary Betty Joyce Watson Treasurer Vivian Hughes John Mac Faulk Billy Fred Grimes Charles Harrison Ethel Harrison Levy James Anne Martin David Martin Loftin Martin Roger Martin Sara Jane Metcalf Edward Mullins Robert Pouncey Suzanne Sexton Shirley Shivers Phyllis Wilkes Betty Joyce Watson Vice President Patsy Taylor Secretary Ronznana Anderson Treasurer Ethel Harrison Dixie Sims Phyllis Wilkes Miss Leonidas Jones Sponsor June Armor Deloris Arnette Laura Benton Ann Martin Linda Martin Sara Jane Bobbie Suzanne Metcalf Miller Sexton Shirley Shivers President Jane Jones The LO-Z Club was organized 28 years ago in Coffee County High School. The club has been con- tinually active since that date. The LO-Z Club is a service club whose con- stitution states as its purpose, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote scholarship and to de- velop mental, spiritual and moral character in its members and other students of Enterprise High School. Mary Pat Brown Sara Nell Caraway Marianne Donaldson Pat McEachin D. 0. CLUB D I V E R S I F I E D Barbara Riley Secretary Not shown; Tim Smith Jimmy Layton Roy Reeves 0 c c u p A T I 0 N S The D. O. Club is made up of students who attend school in the morning and work in the afternoon in order to learn a trade. The club attends the district D.O. Club convention and sends representatives to the state D.O. Club convention each year. The club motto is Learning to live and earn. First Row; Obie Goodson, Lamar Medley, L.J. Adkins, Hulon Jones, Bobby Richburg, Ted Watson, Donald Lolley, Elliott Dean, Second Row: Harold Cotton J.R. Hughes, Oneil Strickland, Ray Nolin, John B. Hughes, Ralph Barley, Billy Davis. Third Row: Lomax Adkins, James Hayes. Jimmy Harrison, Lloyd Wilson, Lomax Fulford, Ewell Heath, Hubert McWaters. F F A Not Shown: Walter Louis Waters, Guy Waters, Autry Waters, Glenn Howell, Roy Sims. Future Farmers of America is the national organization of farm boys studying vocational agriculture in rural high schools of the nation. FFA is an intra- curricular activity, having ori- gin and root in the instruction program for boys who wish to prepare themselves for a suc- cessful career in farming. First Row: Gerald Lolley Rex Walden, James Gillis, Wayne Bowden, Loftin Martin, Reporter, Bobby Merideth. Second Row: Wiley McDaniel, Treasurer, Royce Herring- ton, Jack Byrd, Bobby Nichols, Secretary, RobertLolley, Doyce Jones, J.L. Carmichael. Third Row: Max Motley, Colon Barnes, Billy Baxley, President, Rex Powell, Vice- President, Bobby Frank Whigham, Roy Morgan. FirstRow: Carolyn Newsome, Song Leader; Maxine Jones, Secretary; Marilyn Farris, Betty Dumas, Reporter; Dixie Sims, President; Winnie Faye Brown, Treasurer; Joyce Bass, Vice President; Mary Alice Caraway, Historian. Sec- ond Row; EllenBowdoin, Shirley Hogan, Charlotte Hayes, Betty Sue Thompson, Betty Bradley, Ruth Barley, Julana Howell, Angelyn McLaney, Margaret Bradley. Third Row; Shirley Bass, Carolyn Patrick, Jeanette Hickman. Eva Lou Hayes, Lucy Brown, Mary Gayle Stokes, Margaret Holley, Robbie Lee, Maxine Yarbrough, Miss Louise LeCom- pte, Sponsor. Not Shown; Janice Cassey, Helen Simmons, Bobbie Lee Jones, Carolyn Oliver. The Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of pupils studying homemaking in junior and senior high schools of the United States and Territories. As an integral part of the program of home economics in the schools of America, it offers opportunity for the further development of pupil initiative in planning and carry- ing out activities related to homemaking. BOOSTER CLUB Edward Mullins President Jimmy Paschal Vice-President The Booster Club was organized in 1924 by J.H. Johnson and ing pupils of the high school. The principles of the club are Loyalty. Character and School Spirit. The one purpose of the club our high school. The annual football banquet is given by the Booster Club. Another event looked forward to by all the members is the beach house-party usually at the end of the school year. This year the club made it possible for the basketball team to attend the Alabama - Kentucky basket- ball game in Montgomery. By operating the school store, the club obtains money to support the sports of Enterprise High School. 15 outstand- Scholarship, is to Serve 1 n Helen Ray Gr; Secretary-Trea Thad Morg; Doorkeepe Ted Heath Sergeant-At-Arms Dixie Sims Jimmy Henderson MAJORETTES Betty Joyce Watson, Drum Major, Robbie Lee, Ronznana Anderson, Annis Moore Karen Mullins, Patsy Goodson. CHEERLEADERS Jan Franklin, Shirley Shivers, Peggy Henderson, Billie Jo Hardwick, Evelyn Marsh, Pat McEachin. GLEE CLUB First Row: Suzanne Sexton, Accompanist, Gayle Condrey, Accompanist, Dot Martin, Kathryn Gillen - water, Mary Alice Caraway, Shirley Shivers, Jan Franklin, Betty Baker, Sara Nell Caraway, Ronznana Anderson, PatHowe, Sylvia Lindsey, Shelby Jean Cobb, Gracie Evans. Second Row; Miss Mary Ruth Lewis, Director, Patsy Goodson, Phyllis Wilkes, Reba King, Anne Pouncey, Carol Jean Carr, Martha Jane Rhodes, Anne Martin, Joyce Jones, Ted Watson, Richard Kirby, Noma Jean Knott, Janice Hayes, Margaret Wyatt, Barbara Daughtery, Julana Howell. Third Row; Joanne Folk, Shirley Murphy, Sandra Mixon. Gayle Tomberlin, Sandra Blacklocke, Lillian Folk, Anne Hatfield, Roger Martin, Ed Moon Edmonds, Edward Mullins, Evelyn Marsh, Joanne Martin, Linda Mar- tin, Joyce Baker, Pat McEachin. Fourth Row: Esther Barley, Mary Jean Byrd, Carol Speed, Margaret McKinney, Alma Ruth Presley, AnnLeCompte, Billy Fred Grimes, Rex Powell, Bill Moates, David Martin, Marianne Donald- son, Vivian Hughes, Joanne Motley. Fifth Row; Peggy Henderson, Charlotte Hayes, Janette Bradley, Mary Jo Purvis, Gayle Carroll, Faye Thompson, Bobbie Sue Tindol, James Alex Huey, Billy Lewis, Jimmy Henderson. Patsy Taylor, Margaret Joy Reynolds, June Armor. Not Shown; Julia Mae Grimes, Helen Ray Griffin, Peggy Hanson, Betty Joyce Watson, Bobby Yelverton, Eddie Whitehead. The Glee Club, under the direction of Miss Mary Ruth Lewis, has just finished a very active year. This group gave a patriotic program in November, a Christmas Cantata, participated in the Spring District Choral Festival in Troy and sent six of its members to the Clinic Choir. It also gave a Spring Concert and assisted with music at commencement and other programs throughout the year. Membership in the Glee Club is open to all students. BAND Director-Mr. L.E. Threadgill DrumMajor-Betty Joyce Watson; Majorettes-Ronznana Anderson, Karen Mullins, Annis Moore, Robbie Lee, Patsy Goodson. Flute: Rose Mary Heath Clarinets; Donald Hardwick, JoannBowers, Jimmie Johnson, DanSexton, Sue Blair, Joyce Benton, Gayle Condrey, Nancey Harrison, Bobbie Sue Tindol, Luther Mixon Saxophones; Levy James, Ethel Harrison Homs; Don Ellis, Amy Nichols Basses; Bobby Harrison, Robert Byrd Baritones; Roger Martin, Mary Jo Purvis Cornets and Trumpets; James Alex Huey, Eddie Whitehead, Doug Rollins, Teddy Seay, Jimmy DuBois, Jack Harrell, Tony Jones Trombones: Laura Benton, Patricia Waters, Charlotte James (Not Shown) Percussion: JoAnne Mynard, Ann Bruce, Mary Ottis Warren, Eloise Miller, Phyllis Ann Wood, Gayle Tomberlin The Wildcat band, under the direction of Mr. L.E. Threadgill, added to the spirit during the football season by attending all the games and rendering half-time shows for each of them. Enterprise was represented by the band in the National Peanut Festival, Camp Rucker Day Celebration, and the Homecoming Celebration. Two members of the band attended the All-State Band Clinic held in the spring in Tuscaloosa. In the spring the band attended the District Music Festival in Troy, where four, members participated in the Clinic Band. STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Juanita Bowers, Clifford Watson, Marilyn Farris, Suzanne Sexton, Joyce Benton, Anne Martin, Vice- President, David Martin, Laura Benton, Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. Herbert White, Sponsor. Second Row: Billy Hildreth, Charles Carmichael, Eddie Whitehead, Billy Fred Grimes, President, James Alex Huey, Gene Reynolds, Eldridge Gillespie, Robert Pouncey. The Student Council was organized in 1951 and has Mr. R.L. Bates and Mrs. Herbert White as faculty sponsors. Its membership is made up of the class officers of the four senior high grades. This year, the Student Council sponsored Homecoming and the Junior-Senior basketball game. It also sponsored a drive at school for boxes consisting of fruit and canned goods, which were turned over to the County Welfare Department. PEP CLUB First Row; Bobbie Miller; Betty Holland, Linda Ellis, Joanne Folk, Sandra Mixson, Jacquelyn Dyar, Billy Jo Hard- wick, Betty Baker, Sara Nell Caraway, Jan Franklin, Shirley Shivers, Pat Howe, Kathryn Gillenwater, Linda Mar- tin, Anita Pittman, Peggy Hanson, Lillian Folk, Shirley Murphy; Second Row; Peggy Henderson, Dot Martin, Joyce Baker, Becky Warren, Barbara Daughtry, Sandra Blacklocke, Vivian Murdock, Martha Jane Rhodes, Gail Carroll, Anne Hatfield, Viola Parrish, Juanita Bowers, Helen Howe, Betty Dumas, Janice Hayes, Betty Sue Thom- pson, Maxine Yarbrough, Pat McEachin, Dixie Sims, Mary Garries. Third Row: Darlene Blake, Amy Nichols, Lillian Gillenwater, Phyllis Thomason, Linda Lou Carmichael, Ann Lammons, Tempie Jones, Sarah Carr, Betty Helms, Myra Averett, Jeanette Harrison, Janice Pierson, Mary Ellen Sparks, Barbara Martin, Noma Jean Knott, Faye Thompson, Margaret McKinney, Eva Hayes, Miss Betty Culbreth, Frankie Wilson. Fourth Row: Jeanelle Andress, Eleanor Jordon, Joanne McDuffie, Jack West, William Garris, Lester Franklin, Gene Brown, Johnny Mil- ler, Roger Warren, Ronnie Walker, Marianne Donaldson, Ed Chancey, Carol Speed, Patsy Taylor, Evelyn Marsh, Margaret Joy Reynolds, June Armor, Suzanne Sexton. Not Shown; Shirley Bass, Jerlon Crutchfield, Charlotte Hayes, Frances Stone, Laura Langley, Edward Goodson, Crystal Veitch, Barbara King. The Pep Club was organized on September 9, 1953. It contains 83 members. The club has added much to the school spirit. They are transported to all out of town football games in school buses, and they attended all pep rallies. Anyone who has a keen interest in sports and wishes to support the school athletic teams is eligible for membership. The sponsor of the Pep Club is Miss Betty Culbreth. WILDCATS First Row: Heath, Moates, Grimes, Pouncey, Knowles, Mullins, R. Kirby, Paschal, Walker, Trawick, Martin, Manning, Byrd. Second Row; Bobby Wise, Manager, Hildreth, Fulford, Currie, Morgan, Speigner, Herald, Carmichael, Lindsey, Faulk, Dismukes, Martz, Treadaway, Jordan. Third Row: Coach Hawkins, Lolley, Cros- by, Miller, Powers, Reynolds, Lee, Lammon, Ivey, McDonald, Rowe, G. Kirby, Me Waters, Coach Howell, Mr. Bates, Principal. Although the scores show a failure in football, the teams had a wonderful season in the fact that they learned true sportsmanship. The five returning lettermen were joined by 34 of their classmates to make a team that fought hard, played tenaciously, and displayed an enthusiastic love for their school. In spite of the fact that the teams won no games, the enthusiasm of the students was shown by the organi- zation and support of a pep club, which held pre-game rallies and carried students to out of town games. Among the social activities inspired by the football games were a dance after each home game and a banquet sponsored by the Booster Club in December. The A team lettermen are shown as they appeared at the Football Banquet after receiving their letters. The ”B team lettermen are awarded letters for the first time, since it was the first B team. FOOTBALL First Row Ted Heath Robert Pouncey Bobe Mullins Jimmy Paschal Franklin Walker Bob Manning Second Row Billy Dean Powers Lomax Fulford Eudell Lee Elmer Lammon Charles Rowe Gordon Kirby Third Row Coach Herbert Hawkins Guy Miller Donald Lolley Bob Crosby Billy Hildreth Manager, Bobby Wise First Row Bill Moates Billy Fred Grimes Donnie Trawick John Knowles Richard Kirby Jack Byrd Alfred Treadaway Second Row Bobby Jordan Carlton Speigner Frank Herald Jack Lindsey Charles Carmichael John Mac Faulk Thad Morgan David Martin Bobby Dismukes Third Row Jimmy Ivey John Paul Currie Roger McDonald Gene Reynolds Hubert McWaters Richard Martz Coach Charles Howell WILDCATS First Row: Jimmy Henderson, Bobe Mullins, Doyce Jones, Bennie Grimes, Jimmy Dunaway„ Bobby Wise, Manager. Second Row: Mr. R. L. Bates, Jimmy Paschal, James Gillis, James Alex Huey, Colon Barnes, Wayne Smith, Coach Charles Howell. A TEAM RECORD Team We They Team We They Elba 34 72 Kinston 48 59 Hartford 45 40 Elba 45 67 Florala 64 48 Greenville 63 64 Luverne 45 41 Ozark 44 47 Greenville 39 67 Opp 53 82 Hartford 43 41 Andalusia 71 71 Cop 29 41 Ozark 15 39 Luvcrne 36 37 Troy 57 45 Troy 29 36 Andalusia 46 54 Florala 50 43 Kinston 56 49 BASKETBALL First Row; Wendell Cordle, Terry McCrum .ten, Earl Noel, Billy Hildreth, Rex Andress, Donald Lolley, Thad Morgan. Second Row: Coach Herbert Hawkins, Billy Davis, Donnie Trawick, Benny Wood, Lomax Fulford, Ted Heath, Lloyd Wilson, Glen Howell. B” TEAM RECORD Team We They Elba 22 42 Hartford 47 49 Florala 39 24 Luverne 37 42 Greenville 70 77 Hartford 21 24 Opp 41 17 Luverne 27 32 Troy 36 17 Florala 35 27 Team We They Kinston 44 42 Elba 39 38 Greenville 42 37 Ozark 34 33 Opp 44 24 Andalusia 20 15 Ozark 43 27 Troy 56 21 Andalusia 44 23 Kinston 28 23 HERE OUR ALMA MATER From the paths of Coffee County- Come our students true With a will that's ever ready For the task to do. 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