Etowah High School - Etowahian Yearbook (Attalla, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1959 volume:

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A. helpers offer many hours of service Service with a smile Band solicits for the Heart Fund fx g '- Jw .,.,r ,,,,, L. The Senior Glee Club at rehearsal The 1958-59 Marching Band 5 5 N- T ie Bam. xx' or k u L Q A great honor-The Beta Club Tapping Blue Dev11Capta1m Poster Miss Congeniality Presentation of awards for essay on crime prevention Coach and one of Etowah's many trophies 5-J' ,...,,,,g 'Jable ob Contents Dedication 9' fl inf 1'-rf 4 .d '- Q We dedlcate our annual to one who during hlsfour years at Etowah has instilled nn us a spirit of understanding kindness loyalty enthusiasm and lnltnatlve Through his capable guadance the llves of many students have been made richer by has love for music and muslcuan shlp We apprecuate you and will never forget you To you we proudly dedicate this The Etowahuan for 1959 Mr Dewey Countryman 'Y 'Q V A W ,. 2 M? . f Xa s X ff? 1 f , I 1 W A l Q .. . I . I I . I . . . CID E d a t. G I' s o f - 1959 T . o W a h i a 'The Etowahaan Stabb I 959 -af TW' wif it 7533 5 BUSINESS MANAGER and ARTIST BUSINESS MANAGER FEATURE EDITOR Judy Newman Harry Hall Martha Yancey TSN 'Q L L A FEATURE EDITOR CLUB EDITOR CLUB EDITOR Faye Nell Hornbuckle Lrnda Laneaster -Inn Burgess l :ri 5' .0 Y? .f g L CLASS EDITOR CLASS EDITOR CLASS EDITOR Helen Perman Eva Sue Sherrrll Elrzaberh Chumley 0 . ff .W Sg- V, , 1 I ' .I If gffiix-f ' -ua, am 31.3. 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Science, Coach LEFT: JEAN BEASLEY B.S. , Jacksonville State Col- lege Science, Civics LEFT: KATE FIOYD BRISCOE A. B. , Birmingham Southern M. S. , Auburn Mathematics 23 1 . , ,974 if 9 f vw, BELOW: MARGUERITE BUFFINGTON B.S. , Jacksonville State College , Physical Education av' C A wi? SVC 'Y x v ggmalllwm fix I FQ Q l I' 'I S 1 ,,..,, 'x X,4.,,-I iz W v, as 31 -1 ,fwvfb 0 w A ,..- '3acultq I ABOVE: EDNA S. ELLIS AIVE2 JOE W. FLOYD B.S. , Jacksonville State College J2lCkSOI1Vi1l6 Stale College Social Studies, Science M3Ih2m3IiCS. Driving BELOW: PRUDENCE GILLILAND B. S. , Alabama College Science ABOVE. LOUISE FORD B. S. , Ala ba ma College Social Studies, English 25 BELOW: JAMES E. GLOVER B.S. , Delta State Teacher's College Physical Education , Coach 'lacultq ABOVE: ELIZABETH LANE ABOVE: PAYE LASSETER A.B: , Judson College B.S. , University of Alabama Record Keeping, Science Science. Social Studies ' s RIGHT: CLARENCE A. MATTHEWS B.S. . Jacksonville State College M.S. . Aubum Science, English . BELOW: EDNA MITCHELL A.B. . Howard College M. A. . Peabody ' , ' . English - LEFT: JUDY McCARVER B.S. , Jacksonville State College Business Education 27, 'iacultq RlGHT: MARY OSWALT A. B. , Southwestern College Special Classes LEFT: AUDREY S. NOBLETT B.S. , Auburn Home Economics LEFT: H. C. OSWALT A.B. , Southwestern College Special Classes RIGHT: VALDOR PAINTER A.B. , jacksonville State College Chemistry LEFT: V. F. PHILLIPS Jacksonville State College Mathematics RIGHT: BEN V. PILLITARY B.S. . Jacksonville State College Coach, Social Studies 28 RIGHT VIAMIE OUARLEb A, B, , Birmingham Southern Librarian, Alabama History '3acultq LEFT: IDRELE PINSON B.S. , Auburn Home Economics LEFT: CARMA JO RAY B.S. , Jacksonville State College Glec Club, English 29 ABOVE: MAX PRUETT 8.8. . Jacksonville State College Shorthand, Typing. Bookkeeping BELOW: INEZ. ROBINSON B.S. , jacksonville State College M.A. , University of Alabama English, History W,,A gl' , I' ' I :sat 5 Sggt ng? '7- -,W l 'fx ,JY I in f-4 1 gi px c RITAGE iff 1 1 .066 QOGOG' 0060? 000 41--. 1 1 Fug? X As' S , 4, wr. Qu ' 'F V . 'www .X 5155, ' . gi - . .,, ,. OUR A LL irgyvt, f.y,' ,mN , , , , wi, A,-y VM-, .35 3 ASQ., 6' P QNX il A 3 I ,Viv M Mfg-Sy, 2. 1' ,aff aw- Q 1 -vw.: K M - V, 4 ,- rs ,5- 'ir'- I 1 'lacultq 'tl' LEFT: ELISE K. YANCEY A.B. , Athens College Algebra, Latin, English RIGHT: BARBARA CLEMENTS Registrar 1 'ff f iz f gf' f We pay tribute to Mr. V. P. Phillips, o distinguished and faithful memlper of our faculty . who retired at the close of the school year, for his many years of service in.the Etowah County school system. ' Good luck and best wishes, Mr. Phillips. -H41:u',1:fn1gggf'. '. -0' Claaaea 1 IL . g - 1 ,,..,L- , - ' ,I-L f, X. 1 'lf 1 . 4 1 ,I ' f K J. 1 . '.' v'l4 ... ,An L. -mx . nm' ' ,ff 4' 1' I I 'M A-4 It ,QQ -if -ff' 4 JAMES ABERCROMBIE A quiet, modest disposition with a smile describes James. Beta Club 3,4, 4-H Club Jr. l, II, F.F.A. Club 1,2,3, Home- room President Jr. Il, Secretary F.F.A. Club 2. HILDA ADAMS Pretty and friendly, thought- ful and kind, another like Hilda is hard to find. 4-H Club Jr. l,II, F.H.A. 1, 2,3, F.B. L.A, 3, 4-H Club Secretary and Treasurer, Jr, Il. BUDDY AKINS Quiet at first-but look again. Hi-Y Club 4, Spring Festival 4 FAYE BARNES She is happy, carefree, joy- ous, and gay, she has good humor and plenty to say. Beta Club 3,4, Driving Club 4. A. B. BATTLES Little I think, less I do, isn't it funny how I pull through, 4-H Club Ir. I,lI, 1, Stunt Night Jr, I, 3-O at i '-2' qt. - 'ini' 1, ,I Ny' L.. ,M y ,g,,- 5? A'b V -n...v- 1 U, 3' i 13 ALLEN ABNEY He has lived well, laughed often, and loved but one. LARRY ADAMS Mischief is where you find it, especially if he's behind it. E Club 3,4, Baseball 4, Spring Festival 4. HELEN BACHELOR An ideal girl that can't be beaten. Driving Club 2. FREDERICK BARNES Quiet and shy, a real nice uy. F.F.A. Club 2,3, NOVICE BATTLES Small, sincere, pretty, neat, nicest girl you'1l want to meet F.H.A. 2, F.B.L.A. 3,4, F, T.A. 4, 4-H Club Jr. I,Il, Band Club 1, F.F.A. Sweet- heart 23, Sponsor 4, Homecoming Queen 3, Stunt Night Jr. I, 1, 2, Favorite 3.4, Student Coun- cil 1, Spring Festival, Treas- urer, F.H.A. 2. WYNNELLE BATTLES Full of laughter, full of pep, never quiet but that's her rep! F.B.L. A. 45 Band Club 2,3,45 Student Council 3,45 Head Majorette 4, Majorette 3,45 Stunt Night 2,35 Band, March- ing and Concert 2,3,45 Spring Festival 4. BERTA LOU BEVIL She has enough sense and nonsense to make her a charm- ing person. F. B. L. A. 4. GLENDA BLACKWELL Happy go-lucky and beautiful clothes, cute and witty5 there she goes. 4-H Club Jr. 1,115 Band Club 1,2,3,45 Student Council 35 Who's Who Jr. I, 35 Stunt Night 1,35 Majorette 45 Spring Festi- val. MERRILL BOATWRIGHT lf study is the cause of death, l'll live forever. 4-H C1ub5 Stunt Night. LARRY BOLEY His good nature towers above him. Hi-Y 4. CHARLES BEARDEN Tis the silent who live longest and learn most. Beta Club 3,45 Key Club 3,45 Vice-President Beta Club 45 2nd Place Winner, Crime Preven- tion Contest. DARLENE BLACK Our reasons for liking her are many. F, H, A, 45 4-H Club jr. I,lI, l, 2,35 Historian , F. H. A. 45 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. ROGER BLEVINS While we live, let's live in clover. For when we're dead, we're dead all over. 4-H Club5 Stunt Night5 Spring Festival. FELTON BOBO A cheerful heart, a cheerful smile5 a charm of friendship. 4-H Club Jr. l,II, 1,25 Key Club 3,45 Band l,2,:3,45 F.B.L. A. 45 Who's Who 3,45 Stunt Night 1,35 Spring Festi- val. GEIUAN BONE She has the power to live, laugh, and love. Glee Club l, 25 Driving Club 25 F,B.L.A. 3,45 F.l-LA. 45 4-H Club 1,25 Treasurer of Glee Club l. GLENDA BOYD Carefree, gay, full of fun, she is liked bl. everyone. F.B.L,A. 3,45 F.H.A. 45 Driving Club 25 Music Club 35 Band lg Glee Club 2,45 Who's Who 45 Stunt Night 2,35 Spring Festival. FAYRENE BRADLEY Happy am l, from care l'm free. F.B,L,A, 3,45 Library Club 45 4-H Club Jr. I,Il5G166 Club lr. ll. BARBARA BREEDLOVE I may not be dynamite, but l'm a darn good firecracker. F.B.L,A. 45 Band l,2,3,45 Majorette 45 Stunt Night 2,35 Who's Who 3. MARLENE BROTHERS Ready for anything, work or play5 she's a good ole' gal anyday. Transferred from Ashville5 F.B,L.A. 3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Co-Editor Newspaper 45 Spring Festival. DONALD BROWN There may have been smarter men before me, but I seriously doubt it. F.B.L.A. 3,45 Hi-Y Club 35 Cheerleader 3,45 Basketball 2, 3,-1, Captain, Basketball Team 4, All District Basket- ball 4, N.E.A.C. All Tour- nament Team 45 Stunt Night 2, 35 Student Council 2,3,4. ?? -an Y., ? ' K' 5 l gl . . Il. ,Q K A . ' 'PX 5 , if B 5 ,Hr Q 15 vw 17 GEORGIA BRACKETT Of witty remarks she has an unlimited store, she's always bubbling over. F.B.L,A, 45 Band 2,3,45 Vice- President of Sr. IClass5 Home- coming Attendant5 Who's Who 3,45 Stunt Night 1,2,35 Spring Festival. BARBARA BRANNON Her heart is a bell and her tongue, the clapper. 4-H Club lr. I,II, l,2,3,45 F. B. L. A. 3. EARL BROTHERS He may not say much, but he knows a lot. 4-I-l Club Jr. I,ll, 15 Beta Club 45 Stunt Night Jr. I. RONALD BROTHERS To know him better is to like him more. 4-H Club Jr. l,lI, 15 Beta Club 45 Hi-Y Club 4, ELOISE BRYSON Cute, well-dressed, neat and small, we really think Eloise is on the ball. Secretary of Student Council 45 4-H Club Jr, 1,115 Glee Club Jr, Il, lg F.B,L,A, 35 F.T.A. 3, 45 Beta Club 45 Student Council 2,45 Music Club 25 Office Staff 3,45 Secretary of F.T.A. 45 Who's Who Jr. Il, 1,2,3,45 Stunt Ni ht 1- Favorite 4- Vice- g , , President of jr. Ill Class5 Vice- President of Music Club 2. JERRY BUNCH None but himself can be his parallel. F,B.L.A, 45 4-H Club Jr. 1, u,111, Driving Club 2. EDDIE BYNUM The more you learn, the more you forget, so why study? CHARLES CARNES l put all my troubles in a pocket with a hole in it. DIANE CHAPMAN Men may come and men may go, but my tongue goes on forever. F.T.A. 3,45 Beta Club 45 F.B.L.A, 3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Ad Salesman and Picture Editor of ETOWAHIAN5 Band Trophy 45 Stunt Night 35 Sweetheart Maid at Band Dance 45 Spring Festival 4. ELIZABETH CHUMLEY A smile for all, a greeting glad, a sweet and friendly way she has. Beta Club 3,45 F.T.A. 3,4g F. H. A. 2, 35 Annual Staff- Class Editor 45 Annual Sales- man 45 Office Staff 45 Who's Who 4g Treasurer, Beta Club 4. 5 ANN BURGESS Gay, happy, serious too, with now and then a thought or two. F.T.A. 3,45 Beta Club 45 F.B.L,A. 3,45 Music Club lg Band l,2,3,45 Ad Salesman and Club Editor of ETOWAHIAN5 Spring Festival 4g Treasurer of Freshman Class, Stunt Night l,3. JACKIE CAMERON Happy, unconcerned. he came to class and sometimes learned. ANNIE CARTER A kind heart is worth all the world. CLEVE CHUMLEY He was a leader of men and a follower of women. BRENDA CLAYTON Behind those eyes much mis- chief 1ies. Band l,2,3,45 Majorette 3,45 4-H Club lg Stunt Night 2,3. PERRY CLINE NA Ready for anything work or NCY COLE NM . 1 - - , playg he's a good guy any day. err? to pa mth' Wm? to 4-H Club Ir. l,ll, l,2,:3,4g F.F.A, 2.53.45 Key Club 43 Art Club 2,r3,4g Stunt Night lr. l, l,2,3g Who's Who Jr, lg High Magazine Salesmang ETOWAH- IAN Staff 4. Beta Club 3.4, r.r,A, 3,4, Club 1fgl:.H,A, l,2,39 Junior X-.. Glee Club lg Spring Festival 4. TOMMY COLEGROVE To hurry and to worry is no Creed of mme- JEWEL co1.L1ER Hi-Y 3.43 Photography Club 33g .ul Her quiet Ways bespeak an Football l'2'3'4' Tram 2' 3' 3.17 understanding heart. Baseball l,2,3,4g Basketball l, -45 2g Stunt Night l,2g Who's Who 2g Student Council 2. LARRY COPELAND A good acquaintance and a better friend, of wisdom and BOBBY CONNER joy' the Perfect blend' N , My s A creature of appearance is 4-H Club Jr. l,ll,lllg Photogra- 47- ' phy Club 39 Hi-Y 4, Secretary of Hi-Y 45 Who's Who lr. ll, 4g Spring Festival 4. MARY ANN CONNER A friendly smile for every girl JANICE COX and two for every boy, an She is quiet, reserved, and Band l,2,3,4g F.B.L.A. 35 T unassuming. Spring Festival 4, .l NANCY CRUMPTON WYNETTE COX She has the power to live, lt's nice to be natural when 'H laugh, and love. you are naturally nice. N F.B.L. A. 4: 58115 l.Z.3.4z A Stunt Night lg Spring Festival. X l -41 talk with, pleasant to think of.' Squint and Scribble 3,4g Library ANN CUNNINGI-IAM She makes sunshine in shady places. F. B. L. A, 5 4-H Club. NANCY CUNNINGHAM Never solemn, never still, always laughing, and talk she will. F.H.A, 4, 4-11 C1ubJr.I,II, l,2,3,45 Newspaper Staff 2,35 F. T.A. 45 Vice-President of F. H. A. 45 Vice -President of 4-H Club 45 Member of Mc- CALL's Teen Fashion Board, .IERRY DAVIS You think he's shy, oh me, oh my! You just don't know him, that's why. 4-H Club Jr. I,II, 1,25 An Club 3,4. JOYCE DOBBINS Silence is sweeter than speech, DORIS EDEN A giggle here, a giggle there, a cute smile and light brown hair. Driving Club 25 F. B.L, A, 45 4-H ciubir, 1.11, 1, L. -riff '27 i L E? ? 11? 3? 43 '19 -5. , .v 4 Q -b 'gi ,anvi- LINDA CUNNINGHAM The only way to have a friend is to be one. F.H.A. 1,25 F.T.A, 45 Music ctub 2,35 F,B,L.A. 3,45 Gtee Club 2.3. LORETTA DAVENPORT Silence never betrayed any- one. HELEN MARIE DICK Always jolly and carefree5 life may be dull, but never me, 4-H Club Jr. I,Il, lg Library Club 25 F.B,L.A. 3,45 Glee Club Jr. II5 Band 1,25 Stunt Night Jr, 1, DONNIE DRISKILL Never too serious, never too gay, a real good fellow in every way, DON ELLIS He must have a sixth sense. There's no sign of the other five. 4-H Club Ir. I,Il, l,25 F,F, A, 3,45 Library 45 F.F.A. Reporter 45 4-H Club Vice-President 1, 4-H Treasurer Ir, II5 Stunt Night lg Spring Festival. LESLIE ELLIS l-le never troubles trouble un- til trouble troubles him. Football 1-45 F, F,A, 3. NANCY FORTENBERRY To know her is to appreciate her. F.B, L,A. 3,45 Driving Club 3.4. MILDRED FOX Calm, reserved, and very sweet, always dignified and neat. Beta Club 3,45 F.B.L.A. 3,45 F,T. A. 45 Office Staff 45 Li- brary Club 3. RICHARD FRENCH Nwhy aren't they all contented like me? 4-H Club Jr. I,II,III5 Hi-Y Club 4. SHELBY JEAN GARIGUES Eyes glad with smiles. 4 'lf '77 i '-'-T-7 1' ,,-Q fl ve' fi ,Q-5 tl' Q 15 'tv' HARLAN FORD Don't tell me whatl mean. Let me figure it out for my- self. Beta Club 45 Who's Who 4, CECIL FOX Men are born,free and equal, however most of them marry. 4-H Club 1-45 E Club 2-45 Driving Club 25 Basketball5 Track. BETTYE FREEMAN Success will surely be hers. Latin Club 3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 F. B, L. A. 3,45 Annual Staff- Class Editor5 Treasurer of F, T, A. 45 Annual Salesman 45 Marching, Concert Band 2,3, 45 Stunt Night 1,35 Spring Fes- tival 4. LINDA GALLOWAY Pretty clothes, sweet and smart, she is sure to win your heart. Glee Club 1,25 Stunt Night 1-3 F.T.A. 3,45 F.B.L.A. 3.4, Secretary F.B.L.A. 45 2nd Place Oratorical Winner. GLENDA GARNER So earnest in her work and fun, we know not half the work she 's done, Beta Club 3,45 Music Club lg Library Club 2, 35 StudentCoun- cil 25 Office Staff 45 Favorite 2 Stunt Night lg Who's Who 25 Vice-President Library Club 3. Beta Club 45 Student Council lg JIMMY GEORGE 'The boy so tall, straight and slim--we all like because it is him. Key Club 3,45 Hi-Y Club 45 Library Club 45 Favorite 1,45 Stunt Night 1-35 Secretary and Treasurer of Key Club. ELZA JO HAMLIN A friendly smile for everyone. F. B. L. A. 3,45 F. H. A. 3,45 Library Club 45 Driving Club 25 President of Library Club 45 Jr, , Chapter, State Degree in F. H. A.5 Spring Festival. NANCY HAMMOND ':Pep and jollity, a happy per- sonality. 4-H Club 1,25 Band 25 Driving Club 35 Glee Club 35 F.B.L. A. 3,45 Secretary 4-l-I5 Reporter F.B. L. A. JACKIE HARRIS I like a girl with a head on rn shoulder. F. B.I., A. 3,45 Photography Club 35 Hi-Y 35 Band 2,3,4g Favorite 2,35 Who's Who 2,35 Escort 25 Student Council 2. ANTHONY HELMS Nor spoke he one word more than was his need, F.B.L.A, 35 Driving Club l. Y i +I' Y'-27 if of 134- -K 45- YQ'-7' HARRY HALL There are two sides to every story-My side and the wrong side. Concert, Marching Band 2,3,4, Hi-Y 2,3,45 Squint and Scrib- ble 45 Photography 35 Key Club 1-45 Annual Staff-Business Man ager 45 Favorite 45 Student Council5 All State Band Winner 2-4, 35 Who's Who 45 President of Key, Band, Photography Clubs 35 Vice-President Hi-Y5 Ad Salesman 4. CAROL HAMMOND She's quiet but quite a girl. Beta Club 3,45 F.H.A. 25 Driving Club 35 F. B, L. A.: F.T.A, 45 Spring Festival. LARRY HAMRICK lnto his book he gets so deep5 that halfway through he falls asleep. Key Club 3,45 Photography Club 3,43 Hi-Y 45 Student Council 3,45 Stunt Night5 Pres- ident Hi-Y 45 Favorite 3,43 Es- cort 45 Office staff 45 Who's Who 4. BEVERLY HATHCOCK Be soft and silent, silence never betrays you. F.B.1..A. 3g Library 45 4-H Club. BILLY HEINDERSON Whenever I feel like exer cising l lie down until the feeling passes 4 H Club l 2 Student Coun cil 3 WANDA HENSLEE A light heart lives long. Music Club 1-4g Band 2,3g Glee Club 3, F,T.A, 4, Squint and Scribble 3,4, Latin Club 2.3.4, Stunt Night 1-3, Music Club v President 4g Student Council 4g Spring Festival. CLARENCE HILL To work little, to study less, is my idea of happiness. JIMMY HOLLAND The greatest men may ask a foolish question now and then, CAROLYN HOOKS A merry heart goes all the way. F.l-LA, 4, Camera 3, F.B.L.A. 3, Stunt Night 2, Glee Club 2, 3,45 Spring Festival 4. JAN HORTON l-ler disposition is as lovely as her hair, F.H.A. l,2,3g 4-H Club 1,25 F.B.L. A. 3.4, Glee Club 2, President F.B.L.A. 4g Stunt Night. J. T. HERRING In personality and sports he can't be beat, our tall and handsome athlete. E Club 3,45 Captain of Basket- ball Team 4g Student Council 4, Spring Festival. SHELBY HOLDBROOK Sweet and shy. Beta Club 3.4, F.B.L.A. 3: Driving Club 3, Library Club 3, FRANCES HOLLIDAY lt doesn't pay to worry. Things will happen anyway. 4-H Club 2,3,4g F.H.A. 2: F. B. L. A. 3,4. FAYE NELL HORNBUCKLE Here's to the girl with the heart and smile that makes the bubbles of life worthwhile. Glee Club 1,2g Latin Club 2, 3.45 E Club 3,4g Beta Club 3,4 F,T.A. 3,45 Squint and Scrib- ble 4g Student Council 1, An- nual Staff, Cheerleader, Favor- ite l,3g Who's Who l,2,4g Feature Editor, Stunt Night 1, 2, 3. HELEN HOWARD She came as a stranger, re- mained as a friend. 4-H Club 1,25 F.B.L. A. 4g Driving Club 2, Transferred from Pell City. HELEN HUBBARD The good she stands on is her truth and honesty. 4-H Club Jr. I,IIg F. B, L. A. 3,4. LARRY HUDGINS To hurry and to worry is no creed of mine. F. F. A. 2. ADELLE HUFF She speaks a great deal for nothing. Beta Club 3,45 F.T.A.g March- ing, Concert Band 2,3g Associate Editor of The Devils Speak. SYBLE MCDANIEL HURTT For heaven's sake, my husband has disappeared! Glee Club Jr. llg Band Concert, Marchingg Majorette 2,3,4g Stunt Night 3. MARZETTE JONES She speaks a great deal for nothing. 4-H Club jr. l,Ilg Driving Club 3: F. B.L. A. 3,4, F. B.L. A. Sweetheart 45 Stunt Nightg Spring Festival 4. 1' T3 'vm- 'x y 3 'UF .T MX Nr X Y 7- gun Ss... 4'1- 4'-H ,uv, 5: , , RODNEY HUBBARD Do not judge value by size. WILLARD HUDSON Tall of stature and pure of heart. 4-H Club Jr. I,I1,IIlp F,T.A. lg 4-H Vice-President. JAMES HUMPHREY Not too big for the little jobs. and not too little for the big ones. Beta Club 3,45 Student Council 3,4, Vice -President of Student Council 4g Who's Who 4. BRENDA JONES She's a gal that likes her fun, still she has her work well done, 4-H Club lg Band lg Glee Club 2g F. B.L.A. 3g Driving 3g F, H, A, 5 Student Councilg Spring Festival. CHARLES KEITH Quiet yeag but great thoughts have come from quietness. F. F. A. 1. JACKIE KELL I just love work! I could sit and watch it for hours. Key Club 3,45 E Club 3,4, 4-H Club'lg Baseball Manager 2,3, 43 Vice-President of Key Club 4, Stunt Night l,2,3, Escort Homecoming 4. REMONIA KELLY Good deeds, happy thoughts, that repeat themselves. Band Club 1,2,3,4g 4-H Club lg Stunt Night 2. LINDA LANCASTER Mighty sweet and mighty wise, but, my, oh, my, those eyes. Glee Club l,2,3g Latin Club 2,3,4g F.B.L.A. 35 F.T.A. 3, 43 Squint and Scribble Club 3, 4g Annual Staff-Club Editor, Ad and Annual Salesman 43 Stunt Night l,'Z,3g Who's Who 4, Spring Festival. BETTY SUE LEWIS Calm, reserved, and very sweet, always dignified and neat. F, H. A. 2,39 F. B, L, A. 4g 4-H Club Jr. I,IIg Band 1, BETTY LIPHAM Work, study, love--but the greatest of these is love. F. B. L. A. 'io ' 'Q-7 , un ? '95 ..,3 Q---4 ...I HY' IU' he 'F-9 - 6-., 3' if-t ,-N 3 a,,N vX DAVID KELLY If mischief admits one to heaven, he's well on his way. HELEN LAMBERT My idea of an agreeable per- son is one who agrees with me.' E.B.L.A. 3g Band l,2,3,4g Music Club 1,25 Driving Club 2, 4-I-I Club lg Glee Club 1. SHERRY LANKEORD That dimpled smile will melt the hardest heart, Latin Club 1,25 Marching, Concert Band 2,3,4, F. T, A. 3, 45 Beta Club 3,4g Squint and Scribble Club 3,4g Co-Editor of Annual 4, Secretary of Squint and Scribble'Club 3,45 Stunt Night 2, Favorite 4, Homecom- ing Court 4g Who's Who 4. SARA LEWIS Her ways are the ways of pleasantness. F. B. L. A., Band. DAVID LONG Nice and neat and hard to beat, 4-H Club Jr. I,II, l,2,3,4g Hi-Y 4. KATHRYN LUTES Curly, curly locks. F. H. A. 45 F. B. L. A. 3,45 Squint and Scirbble Club 3,45 Stunt Night 1,35 Glee Club 3, 45 Office Staff l,2,3, JUDY MADDOX None so knowing as she. Beta Club 3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 E Club 2,3,45 Beauty l,2,35 Who's Who l,2,3,45 Teen of the Year 45 Secretary of Sr. II Class5 Secretary of Beta Club 45 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Student Council 15 National Secretaries Scholarship Award5 Newspaper Staff 4. TRAVIS MARSH Of nimble foot5 of nimble wit5 with humor, dash, and foot- ball grit. 4-H Club Jr. I,II, 15 F. F.A. 15 E Club 3,45 All County Foot- ball 45 Second Team All State 45 Spring Festival. BARBARA MASON Wise except when otherwise. Beta Club 3,45 F,B.L.A. 3,45 F,T.A. 45 4-H Club Ir. II, 15 F.H.A, 25 Glee Club 2. MARTHA MATHIS Her very fingers hath music in them as they run across the keys, Good Citizenship Gir15 Treas- urer, Student Counci15 Music Club l,2,3,45 Student Council 3,45 Glee Club l,f2,3,45 Beta Club 45 F,T,A. 3,45 Who's Who 3,45 Officer, Music Club 2,3,45 Office Staff 45 Stunt Night 3. lt. ii .fx YI? me 1 1 'rf' 1 JACKIE MADDOX It is said that inches don't make the man. E Club 45 Key Club 45 Hi-Y 45 Annual Staff 45 Ad Salesman 45 Student Council 45 Football 3. 4, Tri-Captain of Football 45 Who's Who 1,2,3,45 Favorite 2,35 Stunt Ni ht 35 Vice-Presi- dent of Sr. I g2lass5 Treasurer of Sr. II Class5 Prince 4. DONALD MAISE Ready for anything, work, or play5 he's a good fellow any day. President of Student Council 45 Beta Club 3.45 Key Club 3,45 Boy's Stateg Favorite 4. ANN MARTIN l'd rather be small than be great and cast a great shadow. Glee Club 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 4-H Club5 Who's Who 2,35 Homecoming Maid 25 Favorite 3,45 Stunt Night l.2,35 Major- ette 45 Vice-President of Sen- ior II Class. EDWARD MASON They have everything for short boys except short girls. F. B. L. A. 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, GLORIA MATTHEWS A form more fair, a face more sweet, it was ne'er my fate to meet, SHIRLEY MATTOX 'At last, forth comes that far renouned Queen. F.T.A. 3,4: F.B.L.A. 4, Band l,2,3,4, Spring Festival 4, Annual Staff 4, Homecoming Queen 4, Favorite 4, Stunt Night 1.3, Who's Who 3. JIMMY MCCLENDON You can tell a man, not by the words he speaks, but al- ways by the silence he keeps. BARNEY MCCRICKARD The same yesterday, today, and forever. F.F.A. ONITA MEDLIN And then they will live free from care and strife, and she will make him a good wife. 4-H Club Jr, I,Il, 1,2, Driving Club 3, Library Club 2, F. H. A. 2. BETTY SUE MOORE Mighty sweet, mighty wise, the fun just twinkles in her eyes. Transfer from Alexandria High, F,B,L,A. 3,4, F.T,A. 4, Glee Club 4, Football Sponsor 4, Favorite 4, Who's Who 4, Stunt Night 3. fx -l? 3 3 rf' IC' -0-f 4 42 X-f E7 p an--' ws.-f 45 'X A..- ..-.4an1' 'tal JACKIE MCCARTNEY A good friend and a comrade true, if he has faults, they're very few. F.F.A. 2,3,4, 4-H Club l,2, 3, Glee Club 2.3, Ushers Club 2, Basketball l, 2,3. MYRA MCCOMBS Mighty glad I ain't a boy! Rather be a girl. Beta Club 3,43 F,T.A. 3.4, F.B. L. A. 3,4, Glee 1, 2,3,4, Newspaper Staff 4. CARL Uuniorj MCDONALD Watch out Gabriel--here comes competition. Key Club 2,3, Hi-Y 3,4, Band Jr, I, l,2,3,4,G1ee Club 3, Stunt Night 3. JANICE MILLING Her cheery smile and sunny song wins her friends all day long, 4-H Club l, Driving Club 3, Band 2, Glee Club Jr. Il, l,4, Who's Who Jr. ll, Stunt Night 1, Spring Festival. BRENTON MOORE He will dispute, and prove it too, that blue is black and black is b1ue, Squint and Scribble Club 4, Band 2,3,4, Magazine Sales Captain, Stunt Night 2,3, MARY JO MOORE A big heart always wishing to do right and to be a friend to everybody. F. B. L. A. 3,45 F. T, A. 3,45 Beta 45 Band Jr. II, l,2,3,45 Stunt Night 1,25 Favorite 3,45 Treasurer of Sr. I Class5 Vice- President of F. B. L. A. 3g Vice- President of F. T.A, 45 Band Treasurer 3. ANNETTE MULKEY There are dreams in your eyes. F.H.A, 3,45 Driving Club 45 Library Club 1. JUDY NEWMAN If flirting were a crime, I'd be in jail half the time. Beta Club 3,45 F,T.A, 3,45 Squint and Scribble 45 Annual Staff 45 Band.1., 2,3,45 Student Council 25 Stunt Night 1,35 Newspaper Staff 4. LARRY NOBLE l'm sure that care is an enemy of life, 4-I-I Club5 Stunt Night5 Spring Festival. DENNIS OSBORN Take life too seriously and what is it worth? E Club 45 F. B. L. A. 3,43 F.F.A. lg Stunt Night 35 Cheer- leader 45 Band 1,25 Secretary of F. F. A. 1. JN ai L. mv Q? F1 rv fan Q '?f on A character all his own. 7-4 5 ,ww--v ali RITA MORGAN As merry as the day is long. 4-H Club. DEAN NEWKIRK The smile that is backed by understanding completely out- shines the rest. Glee Club Jr. II, 1,33 Driving Club 25 Beta Club 3,45 F,T. A. 3,45 F,H. A. 1,2,35F.B.L.A. 3,45 Camera Club 3g Vice-Pres ident of F.B. L. A. 45 Stunt Night 35 Spring Festival 4. GAIL NOBLE She is as good as she is fair. F.T.A. 45 F.H.A. 3,45 F. B.L. A. 3.4. BILLY RAY NUNN 4-H Club 1, 2. ANN PANELL Good manners and soft words have brought many a diffi- cult thing to pass. 4-H Clubg Stunt Night. BETTY PAYNE Love, goodness. sweetness in her person shine. Music Club lg F.B.L,A, 3,45 Marching, Concert Band 2-4. RONALD PECK Here's a fellow that's hard to beat5 as a 1ady's man and ath- lete. EClub 3,45 F.B.L.A. 3,4: BHS' ketball 3,45 Football 3,45 Base- ball 35 Track 2-45 All-County Football 4, Basketball 45 All- District Football, Basketball 45 All-State Football, Captain 45 Who's Who 1-35 Kingsman, Es- cort 35 President E Club 45 Most Outstanding Athlete 4. HELEN PERMAN Happy, thoughtful, kind and true5 there is never a favor she will not do. Beta Club 3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 F. H. A. 2,35 Squint 8: Scribble 3,45 F,B.L,A, 35 Student Coun- cil lg Class Officer 25 News- paper Staff 45 Office Staff 45 Good Citizenship Girl 45 Annual Staff-Class Editor5 Who's Who 2,45 Spring Festival 4. KENNETH PHILLIPS I am as bad as the worst, But, thank heaven, I am as good as the best. Spring Festival 45 F.F.A. 1-4. JANE POWELL PIERCE Man does not live by bread alone-he needs companionship . Glee Club 1,45 F,B.L.A. 3,45 F,H.A, 2,45 Driving Club 25 4-H Club 25 Vice-President Glee Club 45 Stunt Night 1, 2,35 Secretary F. H. A. 2. :fy L25 .wk 4-3141? Gr' Q., 5, , L I j' .5 Qs. u?g2n! i'. gfbc f- ' 1 14 5, 9 4 as if if ilk ..t . ,. .Hiya -Q H.: 1-Q41 '.p1 'i 'E' .v--'-r '. ,M 1 -Q in . ,. , ..,, 4-'J' ,A SHIRLEY PEACE The smile on her face is but a reflection of the goodness in her heart. 4-H Club Jr. l,II, 1,2,3,45 F.B.L.A. 3,4. PAT PEERMAN I can resist everything except temptation. E Club 2,3,45 Cheerleader 2, Head Cheerleader 3,45 Who's Who 1,2,3,45 Favorite lg Prin- cess 4g Stunt Night 2, VICKI YOCUM PERMAN A1ways sparkling, happy and gay, naturally sweet, that's her way. F.T.A. 3,45 F.B.L.A, 3,45 Concert, Marching Band5 Stu- dent Council 25 Treasurer of Band 35 Who's Who 1, Favorite 25 Homecoming Queen lg Sec- retary F,B.L.A. 35 Stunt Night l. WAYNE PHILLIPS Give him a pigskin and he's off to glory. E Club 3,45 4-H Club l,2,3g Baseball 1-45 Football l-45 Senior Class President 45 Stu- dent Council 2,3,45 Kingsman 35 Stunt Night 2. HAROLD POTTER He enters a room voice first.' F.T.A. 3,45 Key Club 3,45 Concert and Marching Band 2- 45 Hi-Y 3,45 Student Council 45 President F. T.A, 45 Stunt Night 2,45 Kingsman 45 Office Staff 45 Annual Salesman 4, JERRY PRUITT 'Proof that there's never been a red-headed saint. Spring Festival 4. WAYNE RAKESTRAW Take good care of me, good men are scarce. Latin Club 45 E Club 4g Hi-Y Club 45 Annual Staff-Sports Ed- itor 45 Cheerleader 45 Student Council 45 Kingsman 45 Who's Who 45 Senior Class Secretaryg Stunt Night 1-4. EDWARD RHOADES He has a disposition not even the critics can criticize. E Club 2,3,4g Baseball 3,45 Football Manager 2g Stunt Night 1,2. SANDRA RICKLES I will be quiet now, but there will be a time when you will hear from me. F.B.L.A. 3,45 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Driving Club 4, BOBBY JACK ROBERTS Throw all my studies away, give me athletics any day. E Club 2,3,45 Kingsman Jr. I, Il, l,2,35 Baseball 2-45 Track 2g Who's Who Jr. ll, l-45 Prince 4g All-County Football45 All-Conference Football 4. X S19- if 'fib- L. QP Qu-2' N f 4Ds.N sv! 4:5 l Af' 103 JANICE RAKESTRAW Her ways are the ways of pleasantness. F. B. L. A. 4gG16C Club 1,25 Stunt Night 1.2.3. BARBARA RAYBURN Laughing is good for one's health. Concert and Marching Band 2 3,4. LINDA RICKLES She gives the world the best she has, may the best come back to her. Concert and Marching Band 2 3,45 F.B.L,A. lg Music Club lg Substitute Ivlajorette. LUTHER RIDDLE Beware -I may do something sensational yet. EC1ub 3,45 F,B,L.A. 45 Bas- ketball 3,45 Spring Festival 4 BRENDA RUPLE Just me and my shadow, 4-H Club Jr. I,ll, lg Stunt Night 3. EVA SUE SHERRILL Sweet and gentle, good and true, smart, sincere, and , friendly, too! 4-H Club Jr. I, Glee Club lr. I, Beta Club 3,4, Squint 8: Scribble 4, F.T.A. 3.49 F.H-A- 2.3, Annual Staff-Class Editor 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Who's Who l,2,3,4, Student Council 3, Stunt Night I,3, Annual Salesman 3. AUSTIN SMITH You can lead a man to school but you can't make him think. Glec Club 3, Student Council 3, Spring Festival 4, Stunt Night l,2, Football 3. CHARLES SMITH He's not too bashful nor too bold. He's just exactly right I am told. Camera Club 3, Hi-Y Club 4, 4-H Club Jr, I,II, l,2, Student Council Jr. I. CAROLYN STICHER Her friends are gained, never lost. Spring Festival, Stunt Night I- 3. JERRY STONE Easy going, never hurrying, hard to stop. 1 QQ -4.414 5.40 Fi T'-4 Nb' jf? haf 42 W il-. 'U5 lb' yu-rv YTI7' ng 3 -M'-I 4-af BOBBY SIMS His friends are counted by the score, and every day he is gaining more, Beta Club 3,4, F,T,A, 3,4, Key Club 3.4, Hi-Y 3,4, March ing and Concert Band l,2,3,4, Squint and Scribble 4, Stunt Night 3, Vice-President Band 3, President Beta Club 4, Who's Who l,3,4, Student Council: Annual Salesman 4, Kingsman 4. BOBBY SMITH It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. 4-H Club Jr. I,II, Library Club I, Student Council I, Basket- ball Jr. ll, l,2, Who's Who Jr. Il, 1, Spring Festival. THOMAS SMITH Never think, you might dis- turb your mind. F,F.A. 3,4, Transferred from Walnut Grove, NANCY STIMPSON Hair like coal, heart like gold. SUE STRICKLAND A blush is beautiful but often inconvenient. F.H.A. 2,35 F. T. A. 4, Con- cert and Marching Band 2,3,4, Stunt Night 3, Historian for F. 1-l.A. 3. DON SWINDALL A good all-round boy, he likes to work, he likes to play, whenever he's needed, he's on his way. M. C. TALTON Life is just what you make it- n JUDY THACKER If men interfere with your work, quit work. Transferred from Gadsden High5 Cheerleader 45 Stunt Night 35 E Club 45 F.B. L. A. 4. JIMMY THOMPSON Still water runs deep. BUDDY TUCKER He's always alert when it comes to a skirt. Key Club' 3,45 Htl-Y Club 45 F.B, L, A. 45 E Club 4g Student Council 3g Vice -President Hi-Y 45 Kingsman 45 Football 3,45 Basketball 35 Stunt Night l-35 Escort 2. 177 fi 1? -. Gi .r ., . A .n-Q' 11 if Lp 1 AQ' C7 CAROLYN TALTON The world belongs to the energetic. Beta Club 23,45 F, B.L. A. 3,45 F,T. A. 45 4-H Club Jr. l,Il5 Driving Club 45 Editor of The Devil Speaks , Stunt Night 3,45 Spring Festival 4. CLARA JEAN TEAL Nice, sweet, and sincere all through the year. Office Staff 4. BETTY FAY THOMPSON She may be little, not very tall, but nice things come in packages small. F. B. L. A. 45 Driving Club 3. RONALD TOW This man will go far because he believes every word he speaks, LOU ANN TUCKER A girl can be wise and clever at the same time. Beta Club 3,45 F.T.A, 3,45 F.B.L. A. 33.6166 Club 35 Driv ing Club 35 Office Staff 45 Stu- dent Council 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Etowah County Winner of Democracy Contest 3, BRENDA RUTH VINSON A willing heart, a helping hand, always ready on de- mand. Glee Club lg Latin Club 1-45 Music Club 3,45 Band 2-45 An- nual Staff 45 Girls' State 35 Who's Who 35 Favorite 45 Stunt Night lg Representative J. C. Talent Contest 3. LINDA WALKER And forth comes the June bride, Concert, Marching Band 2,3,45 F.B. L.A, Majorette 45 Student Council5 Stunt Night l,iZ,3. PAUL ALLEN WATERS Girls run through his mind-- they don't dare walk. F,B, L. A. 3,45 Photography Club 1,25 Hi-Y Club 35 Band Manager 2,3,45 Track 35 Stunt Night l,z1,35 Escort for Horne- coming 45 Student Council l,2. BILLY WEST Always striving to do his best5 he'll one day be a big success. Driving Club 3. RAY WILLBANKS l-le's a sweet guy and friendly toog there's not a thing he wouldn't do. Beta Club 45 Band 45 Squint 8: Scribble Club 3,45 Latin Club 2,3,45 Hi-Y Club 35 Photogra- phy Club 35 Student Council 3, 45 Co-Editor of Annual 45 Drum Major 3,45 Who's Who 45 Pres- ident of Squint Sc Scribble Club 3,43 Spring Festival 4. GERALD WALKER A personality that makes friends and loyality that keeps them. F.F.A, 2,3,45 4-H Club l,2, 3.4. EUGENE WALTERS Silence is the best policy. JULIA WATTS A real sweet girl with a win- ning smile5 to one who cares, a friend worth while. F. B, L, A. 45 Glee Club 3,45 4-H l,2,3,4. JAMES WHISENANT James--the personality plus5 he's a real grand guy, not just any ole cuss, Beta Club 3,45 4-H Club Jr. I GLENN WILLIAMS Life is one long process of getting tired. Choral Club 1,25 Football Ir. II, l,2,3. JERRY WIMPEE He never stands alone, 4-H Club l,2,35 Glee Club 3, SHIRLEY WOLFENBARGER Her kind heart and helping hand will lead her on through life. F, B. L, A, 45 F. H. A. 25 Driv- ing Club 35 4-H Jr, l,ll5 News- paper Reporter. GARY WOOD Don't put off doing things tomorrow that should be done today. F.B.L.A, 3,45 E Club 45 Stu- dent Council 25 Who's Who 3,45 Reporter F.B.L. A. 35 Escort of Homecoming Game 45 Stunt Night l,2,35 Band 3,45 Base- ball 3,45 Spring Festival 4, MARTHA EWELL YANCEY I-ler beauty points to fame and her talents lead the way. Music Club 45 Latin Club 2,45 Squint 8a Scribble Club 45 F. T,A. 45 Beta Club 45 Band l, 2,45 Annual Staff 45 Flagcarrier l,Q,45 Beauty 1,25 Princess 45 Student Council 25 Who's Who l,2,45 Blue-White Queen lg Music Graduate 4, MELBA WININGHAM lfl can't say what I think why think it. 4-H Club lr. I,l1,Ill, Sr, 15 Driving Club 25 F.H.A. 25 4-H Song Leader 1. JAMES WOMACK Live or die, survive or perish5 the bachelor's life is the one to cherish. JOY WOOD Her disposition is as sunny as her hair, MICHAEL YOUNG Athletic, studious, friendly, kind5 another like him you'll never find. Transfer from Bridgeport, Alabama5 Bcta Club J3,41EC1ub 45 Annual Staff-Sports Editor 45 Football l-45 All County 45 All NE Alabama Conference 45 All State 45 All American 45 Presi- dent of Senior Class5 Who's Who 45 Prince 4, if ll., ,i, l ikiiiiiiiiikiiiiikkiiiiiiikikiiiQkiiikiiiiiiikiiikiiikiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiikiii ELLA BATTLES IERMONE MORGAN A wtlltng worker On thetr own merrt men are srlent Beta Club 3 4 Drtvrng Club l Lrbrary Club 3 Sec Band Transferred from Emma Sanson retary and Treasurer of Library Club 3 Newspaper Staff 4 ,TUNE SMITH OAKES She could sew she could cook rt wasn t long before uNDA BESHEARS the was wok Mrne IS the pen of a worthy artist F B L A 4 Drrvrng Club 3 LARRY SHEI-TON Men of few words are the best men HUGH DEVINE JIMMY TAYLOR You can tell a man not by the words he speaks but Essay Contest Winner 4 by the silence he keeps DIANNE MCNAIR HENRY WILLETT Calmly and peacefully she treads lrfe s way Hts heart rs full of krndness kikiiiitikikikQiiikiikkiiikiikikkiiiiikiikikkkiiiiiiiiiiikiiiiiikiiiiiiiiiiiiikiki STUDENT CREED I believe in Etowah Hugh School as an institution striving to educate its students and to In still In them a spirit of honesty and courage I further believe that all students should obey all rules of the school, should strive always to keep the campus and buildings clean, should prevent any person from marrmg or defaclng any property of the school I believe that it should be the alm ot every student to maintain the hugh sportsmanship, ideals and reputation that have been handed down by former students ikkkkikkkkikikikikkkiiikiiiiikiiikiikkiiiikikiiiki ALMA MATER To our school we pledge our power For we trust In thee And we will at every hour Always loyal be CHORUS Faithful, ready spirit royal Etowah here s to We will evermore be loy To the White and Blue. May the memories linger ever Of the days gone by May the spirit leave you never Dear old Etowah High You have been to us a Mother ln the days gone by We will never love another Dear old Etowah High. kikkkikkkkikkkkkikikikkkikikkkikikikkkiikkkikiiiiiiikikkkikkiikiikkikiitkkifiikkkk H ' ' I 1- ' ' . ' 'rv . 9 ' ' 1 ' ' . - : . H I l l ' Speech is silver, silence is golden. .. Y I I , ou al 5 E l L ' .I l'.!'i!.E.? E'.' .....-Ll if fun. .1--'X .bv v--w- ---v to I u--' ' x'vR,1L.v'-A-' yiA1Q, -L'?sdi7 'Jian qv: H -D ,,n .1 , 1 ' , 4- J 1, 4 .4 in --,.. JV! - - ,,gr1. 1-,v-,T ' - -..Tr '.. f --9 :'- '- 'Q Vim? H: I- ,JK QW ,,l 'W iafflaltmx ',-,IM - Q -- . ' 3 f '- U- A 1'- L . AP rw ,ni-. I -4, :ali --, :V AE! 'f-D1 'J'!s ' jfqlx' ' .'- il' Yr..-' :Atal T 'av N7 v..,r.::.u !l. ' 50.8 1 J-I Q in. 3, FL 3 V'-,' 1 I ,gg -a . ls, , 1 uf. ! 'f1-wf.-: 'H,..1 ?f'v hu! 4.4t'uf!c1 H-7 -J-'W . 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Willman Gann, Elaine Gargus, Ruth Qaskin, Bettyjo Gattis, Douglas Gilchrist, Judy fi 45 , 'Q . ,U 5 - 1 if a Cunningham, Virginia Daugherty, Roy Davis, Bob A Davis, Gladys Davis, Mary Ellen Day, Clyde Delxledicis, Linda Dobbins, Tony Dollar, Carl Farley, Ewin Faucett, David Fleming, Kenneth union -w .31 ' 5-9 'Q nv - rf' ,-.4 f ,-J' ,Z fs vi' 75 f 48 .5 ,J uv A 4 Glenn, Billy Gray, Jolaine Gray, Mary Jane Griffey, Helen Griffin, Dorothy Hammons, Carolyn Harris, Jackie Herron, Carolyn Hill, Annette Hill, Peggy Holcombe, Roland Holderfield, Lfhelrna Claaa F, Q nyx 1 'O rf' 'CP ,..q ,-1 '-3 Q 7 ! X 34 11 gt L 3.1 ,lx 4 Lu Holliday, Verbon Holmes, Barbara Howard, Carol Howard, Gary W, Hubbard, Wendell Hunsucker, Charle Hyde, Louie Jacobs, Barry Jenkins, Douglas Jonef, Gene Jones, Sue Keener, Bobby If -C' fc row aid a N3 , A ' C' K QV .yn T' .Ili f ' ' IL., 'z A iff' x J3Z .'S f, .gif I age.: MvCornbs, Peggy Sue 2- McCoy, Wayne Mehurg, Joanna Milwee, Martha Ann Mims, Pasty Minyard, Leland Moon, Donald Moore, Delores Morgan, Morgan, Morgan, Morrow Harold Martha Wayne Bobby Killian, Frances Knight, Johnnie Faye Lambert, Delores Lane, Nancy Lalxkford, Lewis Lanning, Carl Laverty, Steve Lee, Eduard Lemons, Jimmie Sue Lowe, Jean Lowe, Virginia Malcom, Mary UNION 41 'f Mulky, Jimmy Mynatt, Ann Neeley, Kitty Nelson, Travis Nichols, Barbara Nichols, Sarah Noble, Sue Norton, Phyllis Nunn, Larry Oliver, Patricia Osborne, Billy Gene V f Owens, Bobby R 1, Claaa Q--Q s 1X l f S Q' 'Q Owens, Jerry Parr, Carolyn Payne, Julia Pence, S. W. Peek Theresa Perry, Carol Ann Perry, Jerry Phillips, June Pierce, Donald Polk, Richard Rakestraw, Gail Ramsey, Joyce 1 i I xl 'U W!! -Z 41' l X if i S r, 3 fee i 7' ff i , , , 1, Sayre, Barbara , Y' . 'fr Sheffield, Martha Shrader, Lillian Simmons, Billy Simmons, Patricia Sitz, Larry Sitz, Linda Sloan, Martha Srnedly, Byron Smith, James Smith, Mickie Smith, Rebecca Ramsey, Melvin Ramsey, Sally Ramsey, Wanda Reayes, Edward Renfroe, Troy Richey, ,lo Ann Riddle, Margaret Roberson, Dorene Rodgers, Ray Rosson, Tommie Rothrock, Lydia Sanders, Ronnie Quniofl 4 , , fr 1 ss ,l 1? -'Q '5 Smith, Wanda Snead, Nancy Stanfield, Judith Stanfield, Martha Stephens, Virginia Stone, Joyce Swann, Sally Tallam, Gary Ta lton, Bobby 'V -43 'ff T3 -11' 42 Thompson, Judy Tidwell, Linda Townsel, Jimmy fr' V77 1? C5 4' 'TJ ,Q af XT 'Y 113 Tucker Tucker Tucker Yarnon, 1 Annie Sue Barbara John Carolyn Vaughn, Faye Nell Waddell, Pat Wain, Syvola Walker, Barbara Alice Walker, Barbara Walker, Marston Walter, Linda Walters, Bronston J',f' 17 p-v 3? 0-5 C3 Arledge, Nancy Carter, Jackie Collins, Scarlett Cushing, Larry Daugherty, Phenias nl l ' ix Franklin, Gloria Harp, Martha Jo Hughes, Nell Kline, Milvine Lankford, Bobby 40 1 if M' Q A YP Washburn, Charlotte Washburn, Gary Waters, Glynda Watson, Elmus Whisenant, Don Whitten, Donna Wilks, Rommona Willis, Sarah Wimpee, Betty Woods, Linda Wooten, Sylvia Works, Helen O i325,z1',:?a::2::W'1 union Claaa NOT PICTURED 66 Lewis, Linda Marks, Edna Masoney, Laverl Morrison, Roy Stephens, Larry Stone, Jeddie Tucker, Robert Walden, Pat Walters, Nancy Williams, Harold ,..' 'NI 1 'J 6-Y' , :il 3 3.51 fri- 4-'12 A -22:2 ' fag ' ' If-J'-F. 'gy 2: ' Y' V 1'3 754 f . . 5 . VJ5 ' 5 i Hi M f Z 4 All . if' fi' 'NI Nl Q awfufova 4 . 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Birdwell, Marvin Birdwell, Mary ,i f Black, Johnny 'I , Black, Judy 1 Blevins, Anita 'g ' Boatwright, Johnnie Boggs, Thomas I, Bone, Erskine Claaa Boone, Linda Bowlin, Virgil Brandon, Ann Brooks, Sandra Brown, Allen Brown, Ruth Buchanan, Wesley Buckelenw, Claude Buckner, Edward Buffington, Norma Burgess, James Burke, Phyllis Burton, Edwina Butler, Nancy Carr, Tommy Campbell, Bobby Campbell, Don Campbell, Johnnie Carnes, Brenda Cassell, J, W. Casteel, Jo Ann Chaffin, Mary Chamblee, Germaine Chumley, Patsy Chumley, Wanda Clay, Jane Cline, Ruby Coin, Bonnie Cole, Carolyn Colvin, Gary Copeland, Barbara Copeland, Kenneth 7? I . rf J, 4 if f 5. Wg , ' F1 - i Bs A 'Z ,Wifi wire 1 ,L l , ' ff' , nn Q a N ia f- 'Q H' I? 'Y U! - fs. 1 ,lun - J Q5, rs -3 'Q 'z x , XL .3 6 3' i ' 'li 1 Qi , ff v 93 4, 3 A ,fy ' A A nj . six ,+ ,f 5 gl 'U L .0 . . -a 'Q A 'f g N r if . a G ,-3 I 4. Y '1 4 . 11 1 , ' r I. , fp.-r -6 'af i A, ta' ' f W 15 K 7 a 5 X -s 'T - I . ,, 5 R gif Q, A if 'Wm v . if ri y, n ' 'Q 7' Sophomone Cothran, Martha Cothran, Thad Cranford, Charlene Crosson, Harold Cunningham, Johnette Davis, Orbie Dease, Larry Denson, Bennie Dobbins, Peggy Dobbs, Louise Dodd, Jane Downs, Waylon Duke, .Terrell Duke, Artie Dunn, Artie Dutton, Mary Duyck, James Easterwood, Julia Eden, Gail Ellen, Glenda Estes, Vicki Evatt, G. T. Farley, Linda Faucett, Jimmy Fortenberry, Anne Fortenberry, Betty Findley, Linda Freeman, Rusty Gains, Jimmy Garigues, Carolyn Garner, Joan Garrett, Ronnie Claaa Garrison, Clyde Garrman, Joyce Gaskey, Mary Ann George, Ginger Gewalt, Victor Glenn, Bobby Glover, Jerry Gosa, Faye Grady, Gerald Grady, Raymond Gray, Doris Griffey, Harold Griffith, Sybil Griggs, Martha Griggs, Myrtle Guest, Terry Haggard, Eddie Hammonds, Pat Hamlin, Janet Hardin, Annette Hare, Wayne Harris, Evelyn Harris, Joyce Harris, Vicki Harris, Woodrow Head, Ray Heard, Dennis Helms, Simpson Henderson, Jackie Henegar, Joyce Henry, Laumah Herron, Joyce 44 ,if fy ' ? ' z,.. iii ' 35? , , 1 Al I - - '.JY , ' V ,-. I' 115 lx G in Z In 9- I 6 ..s s J 1 -.-f . 4A X , P Q 1 'Ze ,A . v J of A 4X GA. H fs' Q 3 JW av- . -5 W . - - ' ' X' - gif' In . ga ' '7 J-v i ffw 3 01 -It is 'Q 9' rw O? 5, Nl fir r 1 JA -1 4? fp f 1 r AL ,af X x Sophom Hicks, Io Ann Hill, Don Hill, Larry 0712 Hilley, Charlotte Hilley, Rita Hirsch, Judy Hobgood, Karan Holcomb, Cha Holderfield, Linda Holderfield, Pauline rles Holderfield, Terry Hollingsworth, Charles Hollingsworth, Eugenia Holms, Jimmy Hooks, Linda Horton, Joyce Howard, Doyle Howard, Edward Huff, Glenda Humphrey, Sh Hunt, Jerry Hyatt, Terry Ingram, Joan James, Cecil Jenkins, Faye Jordan, lining.- Jordan, Tonznty Jones, Sertie Jones, Leilarti Joiies, hlertie jokes, Naiuj. irley Kee....n,, Nan. x Claaa Kelly, David Kenum, Sonja Kilgore, Betty Kilgore, Freddie Kilgore, Frieda Kilgore, Linda Kilpatrick, Virginia Kirkland, Bonnie Lancaster, Carol Lankford, Barry Lankford, David Lee, Eugene Lester, Donald Livingston, Mickie Long, Julian Long, Larry Long, Melvin Maddox, David Malcom, James Marks, Charles Marler, Joe Massey, Patsy Mayo, Kenneth Mayo, Pelham McCain, Jean McClendon, Leon McCombs, Charles McConnell, Janice McCord, Jimmy McCormick, Billy McCormick, Martha McCrickard, Nancy 4? l ,,r new t,,f'i 1,1 ,1 W I X ,D .1 4 A. .ra ggi' fit I I 3 Q 4, L-. Ya A I 'Z X at 4? L I A ' Q X '1 'V oi 'is rt ff 4 -1 -:P D 9 bb' 7' 'S I 'r ,Q- , if C2 if Q Q Q '7 P Y '-Sf ,4 r fu- Q ? -P wg, i, Sophomone McCullars, Johnny McDaniel. Nancy McDowell, Nancy Medlin, Rolan Milling, Linda Mince, Larry Minton, Leeta Minyard, Charlotte Minyard, Shirley Moore, Jerry Moore, Thomas Moorehouse, Charles Morgan, Barbara Morgan, Carolyn Morgan, R. L. Mount, Glenda Nelson, Joy Nelson, Linda Newkirk, Gail Newsome, Donald Nichols, John Noles, Florene Norwood, Claude Oliver, Don Panell, Patsy Parr, Patricia Pate. Joel Pate, Roger Patterson, Barbara Pearce, Phala Sue Peppers, Lynda Peterson, Ray Claaa Phillips, Gary Phillips, Judy 5? i Pitts, Barbara Preskitt, David Pruitt, Dollie Pruitt, Johnnie Pruitt, Maxine Powell, Sherry If .6 Ramsey, Hillman Lf Rary, Donnie . Reneman, Frederieka Rhodes, Juanita , 3 Rickles, Wayne Rigsby, Gerald Roberts, Linda Robbins, Dorothy S f. Robinson, Linda Rodgers, Retencie Runyan, Rita Samples, Robert Samples, William Scales, Robert Shankles, Marie Shirley,.Garry Silvey. Glema Simmons, Linda Simmons, Robert Sitz, Ruth run ,-A M . 7 V. . ,Q Al Sizemore, Larry Smedley, Sandra Smith, Betty Smith, Bobby 'T -V-3 Ll -an 0141 - A W1 I 4 X G 4' AQ i -0 I ,W , V3 , E VV , ' E ttf 1 . , jlf ' l 15 , 1 4 1 1 15 'U 'fr 11 ff 3 l . 1 a-5 Q Sophomoue Smith, Franklin Smith, Kenneth Smith, Milford Smith, Rex Sprouse, Gerald Stanfield, Timothy Stanley, Gerald Starling, Bruce Stepleton, William Stone, Judy Stone, Patricia Strickland, Charles Summerlin, Tan Swann, Douglas Swindall, Edward Sykes, Terry Talton, Willard Tant, Dennis Tate, Gaynell Thomas, Mary Thompson, Rodney Thornton, Billy Tidwell, Betty Tow, Jerry Tucker, Barbara Tucker, Rebecca Turner, Lana Vaughn, Betty Vaughn, Joan Vice, Lamar Vice, Mike Voils, Margaret Claaa f- , J - fi i Waddell, Glenda ' 6' 'J' Wain, Jimmy V 4-1 , Wain, Peggy F f y Walden, Jane Walker, James Walker, Linda Wallace, Elmer , 'f Wardrup, Perry Washburn, Lou Jean Watson, Flash Watson, John Paul Watts, Charlie V y Q White, Carolyn , Whitt, Helen Willingham, Talmadge Willis, Estelle I J lk, Winningham, Sandra Winn, John Womack, Faye Wood, Albert C ' . Q K Wood, Sue Woods, Carolyn Wyatt, Joe Yocum, Bill Barker, Albert Crowe, Frances Bearden, Freddie HOOG, Oscar Callgway, R0y Hopper, Delvill NOT Camp, Hugh Don Jarmon. John I Duffey, Patricia Lemons. Edlrh PICTURED Gray, Donald Maroney, Billy Harrel, Allen Matthews, Doyle Harris, Brenda NCISOU. Bobby Hirsch, Jimmy Roberts, Johnny 77 Robertson, Dale l. f- 4 rf Alexander, Ann Alexander, Linda ,Q Allen, Virginia A -1 Alverson, Carol 'T Bailey, Polly Ann Barger, Cornelia Barry, Bruce Basson, Anna Bates, Frances Battles, Betty ,3- , -7 Blevins, Cynthia Bohanon, Richard Bone, Alvin Bone, Raymond Brackett, Bobby Brothers, Judy ,4' -v Byrd, Carol Cagle, Ruby Lynn Carter, Bobby Chapman, Ioe Chastain, Fred Cherry, Elaine .,,,x 21 I VT rf' 4 1 Q 4 E-. Alverson, Fa ye Bachelor, David Battles, Jacqueline Battles, Linda 4- Beard, Martha Bell, Ronnie Bennett, Bobby Blakely, Glenda - ff 1 a Yr Q 9:1 gf ,I 1 14 4- Q , 'Q ' ,Q tl 'ni ,' mr if x 1 Brown, Carolyn Brown, Ewell Brooks, Bonnie Sue 14' A -1 Burgess, Barbara Burns, Hollis fl -'J 'S Burns, Martha fix ,lat 'D- 4? A 1' 7 5 Clements, Jimniy Click, Ernest Coker, Barbara Collett, Jerry Conn, Charles Cook, Paula .iw ,ra if V 3.4 I ' f my wg H.. 3.1 2 9 'T ig., nun If ,an Q I W I 1 ,ij we -'1-'Y - 41' OJ Q Dobbins, Judy Downs, Juanita Duncan, Thomas Elliott, Janice Elliott, Jerry Findley, Rebecca 'Z' V5 .J 1 tr W'-' - .,,- I' X f 'Qtr , , .2 r B fzf- Frceiiiiin, Dorothy Freeman, Marion Fulghuni, Lavenia Fuller, Francis Qartman, John Gay, Joyce ,Ol Q . L A ,,- 1' mx... .- Cothran, Sue Countryriiag, 0? Jgirncs Cranford, Patricia Dgiizglierty, Anthony Decker, Nina Dobbins, Jie :F ,am Wm 'fa' 4, FQ' 4 , 0 Q D K 4' ' A I 2 A X 5 , X Ford, Jauk Ag 'Q A fr mm 41 -Ofos f I f 3 sv 1 7 P f-vm 09 'x or IHA x N1 -1 Ford, Leon Forman, Auburn Foster, Jerry Fortenberry, Alice Fowler, Jerry ,.. ,lrii i. Hall, Billy Wayne Hallmark, Sara 2 Nell 1 Hamm, Kay .Sharron Haney. Judy Hardili, Rollal Helms, Hoyt Helms, James Hendry, Joyce ' ff 7 , 0- Hilderbrand, Judy , 1 ' Higgins, John Faye '7 H Hill, Melba Ruth Hilley, James ,- ,. ,afraid Hinton, June Holcombe, Jackie , ,Q I A K ' ,:, Holderbrook, X-,J 1' ' Carolyn ' J 9' ' Holderfield, Mary ' 'xg s Holliday, Evelyna f Holliday, Richard ' T J .C . - J' Hollingsworth, if Barbara ,f :ff Hollingsworth, A , I ,A Phyllis ' ff ' fy, 9, , is ,3 Hood, James , ,, ' 'f' l 4, .3 If ' I , A I ff, - Ml I- Edward , ' .M-. J 1 A-9 Howard, Teddy J j , Howell, J. o. ff Hulsey, Patsy f,,2 me ' A 1 I it Humphrey, Henry fi il A, a Humphrey, Wayne l ' 3' 7 . 'V Hyatt, Linda 1 1- ' Q Hyde, Wanda Ay h V y Jenkins, Lucy -- ' : Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Bobbie Johnson, Doris V Johnson, Tommy fa 9 ,, ,. V ' ,, ri, f 'ff 'N Jones, Helen 4- - Q .7 E' Jones, Travis , ae - v X -v 7 -4 - .7 Kelley, Joe j I ,R f A 5 I A Kelley, Paul Kelley, Virginia Kilgo, Jimmy Kilpatrick, Linda Kimbrill, James Kinsey, Juanita I .t Lemons, Curtis Lemons, Martha Lewis, Eugene Lutes, Nancy Martin, Alan Matthews, Jane 1' 'cv-. S Dx t3 -g I Kline, Jearaldine A kk N 1, .A gf W Knight, Mary Dell ' l 5, ,Is A Knight, Ray 'B r a' 'A' , .9 Lasseter, Bonnie - - ,, Leath, Elaine ' .Jia , . bg' Lee, Sandra , -zz 3 ., 111. B Q -. 1? fi Q1 'Z 4 . ' ' ' ,A 3, - V t ' f 'IA ' ' D 1 ea L rf f . X L K, to . - - ,- X 3 ti 3 'X ' I I fx V ,YN-, Mayo, Anthony t Mayo, Mitchell M 5. , 1-. McDonald, Betty ,, A 5 Jean 'Q' ., 7 Metcalf, Carole Milam, Jackie X Miller, Tommy aa' X I I Mims, Van Moore, Garry Morgan, Charles Morris, Buddy Morrison, Johnnie Mulkey, Martha , r ,Q ,QL 1' 'r f i N 4 1 -9 1 1 f-Q ff' 1' fyiurplry, Shirley Nelson, Novella Noble, Linea Num., l:l'8llCCS Oliver, Melvin Orwell, Glenda s f'1 Tx . Quinn, Hilda Reeves, Doris Renfroe, Joyce Reno, Gail Richey, John Roberson, Donald I .A . 4 ,eq . A, V7 g l X Samples, Marston V D Saxon, Donald H ' , Scales, Pio Nell , 5 - Schwartz, Lynn LIVV , Lf Scott, Patsy ,. Scott, Sue .1 I 'f Q Q I . Q. 1 - :f Starling, Jimmy Steed, Martha Stepleton, Mary Stiefel, W,C, ' Strain, Bobby Stranberg, Daniel 1' CSI' JJ' r f if 7 4 MA A 4. 4 A --r Page, Charles Payne, Danny Peek, Don Pierce, Nina Pruitt, Veriena Quinn, Harold J' V Ls 'no Robinson, Linda Rosier, Margaret Rosson, Vivian Rothrock, Harriet Rowan, Brenda Rudd, Helen Joan '42 4 A , 71- I ff' If 'Q' . K .I f Sewell, Jerry Sheffield, Gail Sitz, Marvin Smith, Jerry Sntiih, Sharon Srarford, Alan 'V' Sweet, Carnl Axim Talley, Linda Tate, Sllljslo Thacker, Ella Joan Thompson, Rnselte Thrasher, Rzuhard 30 ' '- 1 il C5 Warn, Donald Walker, R. L. Walls, Gail Watson, Larry Weaver, Linda Wellborn, Jane Whitt, Ycrnisc Wlxitwnrtlz, lam Willett, Marlxjaue F Q TX x .df ,an 1,4 rf -2, -03 ..,f I I. 1 Q. E nh. U ' ,Aw f QC' r '1 7 Nag f' ' X 1 Q' 6 Q A Ralf W' 'F Willem, Plryliw Williaxzn, Dcr:1Lcc Xx'i1111i11:3x.1:r3, Ralph , Ywung, .Ann .J .1 Yluug, all-1 4 ff' 5' A WV' 'Q ii 'EP 7- . F- if-L : xjaa hw MW., NM, , , A , Q, ,,...,,f1, 4, , , . . ...Q -..'...,,1L.Jr...,f4,.9..--..,....ahJ . in , ,Ms -f 'A -f A 'T '4' 1 45 'llfff ff':'fwA1' KW-fxL,'. ' 11 ' ' 'F ' ' ' 1. : fiif??4'E..f? 1 7',, lf' , 45 :X ' A 34 4- ' ll ' A' '. 7 ff- . .u-..,A:, - ' SK- Ns- luv- 'ffm 0 f ' .W M A' ,Q L, -V . . Q, 4 t ff 'ina-4 U1 Q, rf H. ,, Mi, 3 'sua 'lx -I V, , T 91 I . ! H' , 0' 1 I N! 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J 41 4 ' A - ' 1 Eighth Abercrombie, Charlotte Abney, Martha Faye Adams, Elizabeth Allen, Ollie Mae Alexander, Margaret Argo, Carolyn Barksdale, Lois Barron, Gail Battles, Jerry Battles, Ronald Beard, Bobby Ray Beard, Martha Bearden, John Benefield, Gerald Blackwell, Gary Bowlin, Judy Brannon, Edward Brothers, Mary Ellen Bryant, Zelma Buchanan, Ervin Burger, Gail Burgess, Ralph Campbell, Melinda Chambers, Ronald Clifton, Larry Cline, Michael Colbin, Katy Cole, Ruby Jean Collins, Harry Crosson, Virginia nade Cushing, Leo Daugherty, David Davis, Larry M. Davis, Linda Davis, Sandra Deerman, Reba E. Eldridge, Frankie Elliot, Martha Ellison, Stanley Finley, Geraldine Franklin, James French, Stanley Ford, Glenn Foster, Eloise Gaines, Mike Gibbs, Rebecca Gilliland, David Gladden, Carolyn Goble, Richard Gray, Dorothy Green, Sandra Griffin, Henrietta Gritman , Cassandra Hardin, Larry Harper, Jerry Harris, Cloud, Jr. Harrison, Ronnie Heard, Mary Ann Hendrix, Carolyn Henry, Charlotte Eighth Hicks, James Elbert Hilderbrand, Harold Hill, Alice Jean Holcomb, Phyllis Holliday, Jerry Howell, Bobby Hubbard, Linda Hubbard, Sandra Hurst, Gail Husey, Grace Hutchens, Henry Hutchens, Nancy Ingram, Harvey Jenkins, Julius Johnson, Billy Lamar Johnson, Dean Johnson, Paul Jones, Carolyn Jones, Earl Keith, Mary Ann Kelly, Carolene Kenum, Donald Knight, Rebecca Ann Lanning, Ray Lanning, Rex Ledbetter, Joyce Ann Lindsey, Tommy Marks, Martha Marks, Mary Maroney, Denny nacle McCoy Fredia McNew, Thomas Moore, Kathy Morgan, Jimmie Mumm, Shirley Nelson, Robert Noles, Johnny Noles, McKinley O'Bryant, James Oliver, Mike Patterson, Herbert Patton, Janice Pruett, Irene Pruett, Leola Rakestraw, Jane Ramsey, Bruce Ramsey, John Ratliff, Glenda Rayburn, Grady Rust, Carolyn Samples, Carolyn Shankles, James Shelton, Brenda Sherrill, Ruth Simmons, Carolyn Simmons Johnny Smith en Smith Carolyn Smith Guy Smith Larry 1 4 f .-v-- L -:E I fs -, 'ff M- -ak -.l , f, ' 1 , T 'I a N, Q if I ,JL 'Al A ll 4 -.5 ver -N I-'fig 'Z Y pk x I f: '-3 . ,- ef pf. '-C 1, J I I , 41 iff I -J I 1- -4 I 'ff 1 1 Y 47 xl '15 . f' LJ , A, ,T , 5 4, Q' ' A A xi i ls 3. J ,1 T -Q 5, lux - -11 x ,f XA I A ff t 2. 1 F3 s Nor PICTURED If ,Q Arledge, Sandra Ann I 'O 4, Burns, Elbert Ray , D YUVWCSYI MGVY Lemons, Ruby ' 1 Renfoe, Judith E4 90 1 Eighth Cinade Smith, Jane Stanford, Patricia Stanford, Ronnie Stitcher, Mary Stone, Shirley Taylor, Arlin Thompson, Maxy Tilley, James Tullis, Joe Turner, Linda Vaughn, Coy Gene Vaughn, Glenda Vinson, Vera Wain, Jerrie Walker, Peggy Whisenant, Billy Whisenant, Brenda Whisenant, Larry Willett, Linda Sue Willett, Troy Mack Whitt, Marilyn Williams, Ricky Willis, Leatrice Wood, Charles Yancey, Cecil, Jr. Seventh qnade OFFICERS President . . . Charles Ifnller1Xot picturtedj Vice-President ,,,,,, Ricky Countryman Secretary and Treasurer . . . Vtrginia Patterson W? Q 4 5 I Y? it , Q. l is ,' 0 4 f Yi Q lg ft? Q , ' Q at 'Z- Qs 9 -.1 L rssst J rxx 'w I J it f r r x .gi A 5 A L7 q , A 1 i X r'? Q :V I, Adams, Glepda Adcock, Donnie Alderson, Johnny Ray Allen, Eugenea Alverson, Eva Lynn Bailey, Linda Barton, Tommy Bates, Ervin Battles, George Bevil, Wayne Blackwell, Larry Braggs, Diane Brothers, Billy Brothers, Preston Brown, Ricky Seventh Chestnut, Joseph Click, Floyd Cole, Sherman Collins, Frances Collins, Jerry Corley, Diana Cothran, Gail Countryman, Ricky Cunningham, John Davis, Diana Day, Elaine Denny, Randall Dowdy, Betty Duke, Doris Ellis, Kenneth Epperson, James Farley, Larry Fortenberry, Linda Foster, Frieda Foster, Nancy Freeman, Larry Wayne French, Donnie French, Glenda Ann Fuller, Charles Garner, Glenda Gibbs, Sally Gladden, Donna Goggins, David Grady, David Green, Raymond Hallmark, Tommy Hammette, Carolyn Harp, Oscar Harvell, Laurel Haynes, Terry Hervitt, Ronald Hilderbrand, Mazine Hill, Kenneth Hooks, James Earl Hopson, Wayne Hurst Patricia Jenkins, Gail Johnson, Helen Jones, Tommy Lambert, Phillip Lang, James Lankford, Mary Lou Ledbetter, Betty Jean Ledbetter, Johnnie Ledbetter, Royce Lewis, Sandra Lee Mardis, Donnette McDonald, John Wayne McElroy, Mildred Morgan, Billy Morgan, Patricia Morris, Gloria Morrison, Jo Ann Munn, Jo Ann Murphy, George Nichols, James E. Norton, Bennie Oliver, John Patterson, Virginia Patton, Gary Payne, Bobby Seventh Cjnade Pruitt, Estelle Pruitt, Johnnie Pruitt, Larry E. Pruitt, Larry Wayne Reaves, James Reeves, James Reeves, Lucille Rickles, Don Robertson, Claudette Robinson, Howard Rowan, Jimmy Samples, Ray Samples, Richard Souls, Roddy Scales, Thomas Sitz, Jerry Smith, Elizabeth Smith, Lamar Smith, Wanda Gail Soper, Larry Stone, Mary Strawn, Donald Tate, Wilma Tilley, Alfred Towasello, Frank Towery, Glenda Tucker, Diane Tucker, Lamont Vaughn, Raymond Waldrop, Donald Walker, Betty Washburn, Ellen Watson, Iva Dean Whaley, Carolyn White, Velma Whitt, Leon NOT PICTURED Ba Bully Funderberg, Richard Brooks Lols Gargus, Mavis Cox Louise Henegar, Johnny Wayne Farley Larry Hicks, Gary Lee , --4 K . 1 :gill Qi --4 .... ,, A ' ,, I, gif '19 q w., . 4 1.53. i , AW, . , df? gm' 1. f'l' !'4- 'Y f:f -4'fff:1.,ff'f12ia9ffew i A 'va . 61-.4-Id ,155 5... , . '-fffp. -' - A A 1 llfifvfiifiagggztf.. Um., V ? 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U .. :mamma Gnqanigationa f'Jhe Big and Little Dippenj Ann Burgess Dianne Chapman Linda Lancaster Judy Newman Harry Hall Wanda Henslee Jackie Ixladdox NOT PICTUREDZ Sherry Lankford Ray Willbanks Linda Lancaster Helen Perman Harold Potter Bettye lfreetnan Ann Burgess Mike Young Wanda Henslee Bobby Sims Elizabeth Cliumley Harry Hall ? l avg - Barbara Clements Mr. Parker Mrs, Hester Bonnie Brooks Eloise Bryson Martha Ixlartliis Elizabeth Chuniley Betty Jo Gaskin Joyce Harris Lou Ann Tucker Freida Kilgore Johnette Ckunningiiani Clara Jean Teal! Linda Kilgore Mildred Fox Glenda Garner Helen Perri1ai1 Larry Hamrick Obliice Stabb ?2 Dflivinq Club Ann Millwee Phala Pierce Janice Cox Faye Barnes Gary Washburn Paula Braswell Delores Moore Mary Davis Gin er George Rini? Brown Carolyn Talton Virginia Kilpatrick Brenda Jones Myra McCombs Nancy Fleming Louise Dobas Jolaine Gray Faye Gosa James Hilley Linda Countryman Harriet Black Annette Mulkey David Kelly Sandra Rickles Rex Smith Virginia Lowe Mr. Floyd Gail Cox J. L. Alverson Tommy Jordon Linda Countryman Barbara Walker Carol Howard Betty Wimpee Pat Waddell I .4 .4- CJ V SI L.. Squint and scnwuie FRONT ROW: Faye Nell Hornbuckle Nancy Cole ,yi Wanda Henslee Nancy Lane Q Linda Lancaster Martha Yancey BACK ROW: Eva Sue Sherrill Harry Lee Hall Helen Perman Brenton Moore Kathryn Lures Bobby Sims Joanna Mehurg Ray Willbanks Judy Newman The Squint and Scribble Club, organized two years ago, has a varied program for promoting the cultural interests of its members. Each member reads one selected book each month and ioins in a discussion at the meeting. Each member has a sea son ticket to the little theater of Gadsden where we enioy at least five plays each season. In October the club, with Miss Tera Trammell as its sponsor, journeyed to Birmingham for the Broadway production of Auntie Mame. To become a member one must show a proficient interest in good literature and drama. Ray Willbanks is founder and president 98 Senion Qlee Club i' l g is .f ig . F ' 4 ' , ' . Q - J , at ., . fs Q ' fi' 1- ? J I t 'A v V Q' ' C x A- 4 A if -' - - .' if Q ,, - CD' ' XJ I -1 in. ,, I Fw fl FIRST ROW: Miss Ray, Sara Nichols, Cynthia Blevins, Martha Stanfield. SECOND ROW: Betty 5ue Moore, Jane Powell Pierce, Glenda Mount, Aign Myiratt, Rita Ruiiyan, Brenda Carnes, Anita Blevins. THIRD ROW: Barbara Mor- gar., Elaine Gann, Joanna Mehurg, Evelyn Harris, Linda Benefield, Barbara Tucker, Nancy Jones, Martha Mathis, Joyce Harris, Barbara Nichols, Jolaine Gray, FOURTH ROW:Gle1ida Young, Martha Morgan, Carolyn Varnon, Glenda Boyd, Janice Milling, Julia Watts, Carolyn Hooks, Kathryn Lutes, Lillian Atkins, Myra MeCoinhb, Carol Laneaater, Brenda Jones, union Cjlee Club Miss Ray. June Hinton, 6 E Eloise Foster, Marilyn Whitt, Glenda Freiien, Sail- dra Grirnian, Sandra Huh- bard, Ellen lV35llOLlfll,.l..illkl3 Talli, Nancy Lures, Phgllis Holcoirin, Helen Griffey, Mari. Stitcher, Shirleg Srone, Betty Ledbetter, Katy Colvin, Elaiiie Leatii, Marie X Zggggtqi Q'I'.l1 Variiox, Aiiita Popder, Car- -'ZZZR' 'J yn 'ly A ,r u olx'L1 Herron, f-.iii Pnari, :zu I ' BIB Elizabeih Adanis, Graee :zz lull ll Bill Hosey. 3 if Q . L 1 X C' 1 'Y an ig vc? Bobby Sims, Larry Copeland, Buddy Tucker, Larry Hamrick, Tommy Colegrove, Wayne Rakesrraw, Ronald Brothers, Billy Rowan, Jackie Maddox, Jackie Kell, Harry Hall, Buddy Akins, David Long, P, A. Waters, Junior McDonald, Harold Porter, Barry Lankford, Eddie Haggard, Charles Smith, Richard French, David Faucerr, Gary Washburn, John Nichlos, Gerald Rigsby, Larry Boley, Johnny Bailey, Jerry Glover, Thomas Moore, Hi-'Ll The Hi-Y is on orgonizotion of boys from different fields of religion who strive to promote interest in the community. 100 Keq Club FIRST ROW: Felton Bobo, Jimmy George, Jackie Maddox, Jackie Kell, Tan Summerlin, Eddie Haggard, Barry Lank ford, SECOND ROW: Mr. Pruett, Buddy Tucker, Harry Hall, Bobby Sims, Junior McDonald, Larry Hamrick, Jerry Perry, Harold Potter, Charles Beardeii, Donald Ivlaise. -2-, o U9 E X. 3 ff- fff' ff' T i'lO A if lc X xg XX x -1 lll If f , - 1'l WE Y X f x The Key Club of Etowah High School has had many worthwhile proiects this year. They operated the ice cream stand during free period for the students. They guarded the fence during all the football games and ushered at all the programs for the seniors as Class Day, Commencement and the Vesper Service. They also help in all the drives that we have at school as Red Cross. We can say that our club lives up to their motto of We Build. 101 Wluaic Club Marina Mathis Nan c 5' Lane Jane Welborii Marina Yancey Jane Mariiess Luica Davis Sizirlej. Stone Judy Brotirers 5l1ir1eji Msrpln Wanda Hcrslcc Nancy Jones Brenda Vinson Nancy Lures Lydia Rorlirock Mary Ann Kierlr Norma Buffingtoii Harriet Rotlirock joe Kelley The Music Club is a group of students who have a keen interest and appreciation for different types of music. Any student is eligible For membership. The club is sponsored by Miss Stewart. muaic Qnacla t7 fxifXRTtiA YANCEY 102 f.IH-.:Q'I'ii3. fyl,-kilillb Student Council Marlyn Whitt, Jackie Beck, Eliza Hamlin, Eloise Bryson, Betty Gaskin, Barbara Burkes, Lib Smith, Pat Waddell, Ann Milwee, Rex Smith, Donald Brown, Mrs. Briscoe, Ray Willbanks, Harold Potter, Joe Marler, Wendall Hubbard, Carol Holbrook, Phyllis Norton, Harry Hall, James Humphrey, Thomas Moore, Johnette Cunningham, Norma Buffing ton, Low Ann Tucker, Wanda Henslee, Martha Mathis, Wayne Phillips, Bobby Sims, Donald Maise, Eddie Haggard, Homer Allen, Terry Guest, Jerry Tow, James Walker, David Bachelor, Cecil Yancey, Jimmy Gaines, Charles Fos- ter, Ben Smith, Lester Harris, Richard Polk, Glen Ford. The Student Council is the governing body of the school. It is composed ot the President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer ot the student body, and the presidents of the home- rooms and clubs. lt's members serve as monitors during lunch periods and set up a list of rules which the students are asked to abide by. Mrs. Briscoe is the sponsor of this organization. 103 I If 9714 FIRST ROW: Dianne Chapman, Eva Sue Sherill, Brenda Vinson, Faye Nell Hornbuckle, Nancy Lane, Lydia Rothrock, Sylvia Wooten, Martha Sloan, Judy Maddox. SECOND ROW: Bettye Freeman, Ann Burgess, Linda Lancaster, Carol Hammond, Lou Ann Tucker, Carolyn Talton, Dean Newkirk, Martha Yancey, jolaine Gray, Helen Perman, Eliza- beth Chtnnley. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Norton, Nancy Cunningham, julia Payne, June Phillips, Betty Wimpee, Bobby Sims, Harold Potter, Ann Milwee, FOURTH ROW: Eloise Bryson, Gail Noble, Myra McCombs, Judy Newman, Shirley Matrox, Mary Jo Moore, Novice Battles, Linda Galloway, Betty Sue Moore, The F.T.A. is composed of students who are interested in going into the teaching profession. Often occasions arise when a teacher must be absent from class for one or more periods--an F.T.A. student then takes over these classes. The students gain valuable experience by teaching the class during the absence of the teacher. 'I04 ff rib! .ov-1 '3BL14 i R . ,. I -r - I? ,gg I D -5. ahhianlhmmms Bettye Freeman, Dianne Chapman, Carolyn Talton, Helen Hubbard, Elza Hamlin, Nancy Hammonds, Nancy Forten- berry, Betty Faye Thompson, Brenda Carnes, Phyllis Burke, Bonnie Cohen, Ann Burgess, Anita Blevins, Johnette Cunningham, Betty Gaskin, Norma Buffington, Glenda Mount, Jo Ann Castell, Barbara Burkes, Dianne Brown, Frances Beasley, Sara Lewis, Linda Galloway, Novice Battles, Berta Bevil, Mary Jo Moore, Gejuan Bone, Shirley Wolfenbarger, Judy Phillips, Anita Hill, Linda Yarbrough, Marzette Jones, Dean Newkirk, Betty Payne, Frances Holladay, Ann Cunningham, Shirley Peace, Linda Demedicis, Elaine Gann, Joyce Stone, Virginia Lowe, Barbara Tucker, Barbara Sayre, Helen Griffey, Becky Smith, Martha Sloan, Jean Lowe, Carol Howard, June Phillips, Mar- lene Brothers, Barbara Mason, Vicki Perman, Virginia Stephens, Barbara Alice Walker, Betty Sue Lewis, Carolyn Stitcher, Sandra Rickles, Freida Kilgore, Gail Noble, Fayrene Bradley, Helen Dick, Patricia Parr, Jane Powell, Barbara Holmes, Julia Watts, Shirley Mattox, Linda Walker, Kathryn Lutes, Jan Horton, Carolyn Varnon, Linda Kil- gore, Janice Rakestraw, Georgia Brackett, P. A. Waters, Lamar Vice, Melvin Ramsey, Felton Bobo, Gary Wood, Dennis Osborn, Luther Riddle, Buddy Tucker. Mrs. Judy McCarver and Mr. J. L. Walker, sponsors. The purpose of the Future Business Leaders of America club is to help train students who ore interested in entering the business vocation upon finishing school. Its motto is Service--to serve as business leaders of America, Education--willing to strive and work to be well educated for the future ond Progress--speaking for itself. 105 'Jun 4 1' T314 Mr. Henderson, sponsorg Don Ellis, Gary Washburn, Perry Cline, Homer Allen, Bill McCormick, Roy Daugherty, Dennis Osborn, Tommy Jordon, Barry Jacobs, Lewis Lankford, Donald Newsome, Danny Payne, Joel Pate, Marvin Sitz, Johnny Campbell, Virgil Bowlen, Donnie Dreskill, Lenard Jones, Gene Day. J. O. Howell, Gerald Sprouce, Leon McClendon, S. W, Pence, Gerald Walker, Douglas Jenkins, Melvin Long, Joe Bryant, Larry Sitz, Mike Vice Harold Crosson, Pelham Mayo, Jerry Moore, Thomas Harris, Ralph Argo. . al E CD flllu ,323 1 RICA .gg-gi 2 r in 15120 ,P , G ,. , N ' fa' FNFAB 'E' -SW ' ,,f D : F -'4A D' V voz?-..ho'?Q 4 L L- UL15 i Ui,-3 4, The F.F .A. is composed of boys who take vocational agriculture. The chapter this year has won many honors in farming. IO7 NOT PICTURED Killa. GILLILAND , 1 Bearden, Charles Beasley, Frances Blizzard, William Bowlin, Danny Brothers, Marlene 1 - nf' Beta Club Abercrombie, James Barnes, Faye Beriles, Ella 4- 'sf G 'll hu 4 5 .1 5 4 :' .nfi A Cole, Nancy Ford, Harlon .3 3 ' -, 2 C- ff' Fox, Mildred ' ' 5 - Q! ' . 1 Galloway, Linda Garner, Glenda Ha mmond Carol rf' 'C7 Lane, Nancy Lankford, Lewis Lankford, Sherri Lambert, Delores Maddox, Judy Maise, Donald ? dt au' 2 lf y fl .f 4-4 5 Y ,.f Brothers , Ronald il 7 gn ,: 1 553 Bryson,Eloise Burgess, Ann 'J Chapman, Dianne Chumley, Elizabeth Churchill, Douglas -rx Holdbrook, Shelby Hornbuckle, Faye Nell Howard, Gary Huff, Adelle Humphrey, James Jacobs, Barry ! 'r- ps Q ca-fri Oliver, Patricia Payne, Julia Peek, Theresa Perman, Helen Phillips. June Polk, Richard 4 9' s fi, Q. 45 mr, 1 Talton, Carolyn Tucker, Annie Sue Tucker, Lou Ann Waddell, Patsy Walker, Barbara Vinson, Brenda Ruth Mason, Barbara Mathis, Martha McCombs, Myra 2 r, f d f -, 591 I B ll X iv 'T W 5- '-1.':'f53'5 ,Q 17 Sf ,., cr ,J 5 X .L McCoy Wayne Moore Mary Jo Ixelson Tran Newkirk Dean Newman Judy Norton Phyllis 1 ik . 0 . ,qv fl l. ,295 L A A All lf' H131 1:4-f' l ' ' -1, W' '1- r.. Ma, f' B 1 fig -' , A 4 Av- 1 f' jg 7- Proctor Jackie Rogers Rai Rothrock Lxdm Stanfield Judith Sherrill Exa Sue Sim Bobbi l Whisenanr lame Willbanks Rai Wimpee Bettx Yancey Martha Ewell Yancex' Marrh Ly nn 1 1 Y .'. , : , . 1 1 1 , ' , . i , ' ,Q 1 I lv 1 ,Y K 1 1 . Q V -, I We , fu W ,s ,, 1 L , I 1 1 ,1 1 VA1-HN K UCLA 99 f nal ' 4,-all? 41 4 .rut ,S . , ,,, 4 f 1 , - - . ,- l,,, , ' , ' ph ,pn,.1-nn--ri .-1-f -1---.L -1--r K. Sue Noble, Ann Pannell, Rita Morgan, Nancy McDaniel, Brenda Carnes, Judy Phillips, Johnette Cunningham, Joanna Nlelinrg, Carolyn Stitcher, Nancy Cunningham, Carol Lan- caster, Gejnan Bone, Ruth Brown, Pat Simmons, Nancy Hammonds, Lib Smith, Lynn Swartz, Carolyn Herron, Freida Kilgore, Glenda Morgan, Sandra Hubbard. The purposes of the 4-H Club are to teach rural boys and girls the latest and best practices in agriculture and home economics, including the fine things in rural life, and to encourage the members along the lines of cooperation and leadership. The interests of 4-H members are not confined to the family and individual farmg attention is given to such activities as church ancl community beautification, participation in church services. 110 ' . fr, i.. '--L 'L . 'W In . , r f f ,. - ' ' ' is fy, 4, 5 ' ,. '1 ' , ,V - , 49 , ' -J -' -Hs ,. .. ,. i Wendell Hubbard, Perry Cline, Leslie Ellis, Don Ellis, Jaekie Maddox, David Faucert, Rex Smith, Buddy Tucker, Travis Marsh, Bronston Kelley, Thomas Moore, Gary Wash- burn, Larry Adama, Edward Rhodes, Cecil Yancey, David Daughtery, Harvey Ingram, Arlin Taylor, Ben Smith, Bobby Smith, Larry Nunn, Larry Pierce, Tominy Jones, Ed- ward Lee, Donald Battles, Lester Harris, Ricky COLlllUyl'll3ll, Ralph Wiuningham, Jimmy Lambert, 1' X X . lll A, Q 5 .. -n W -.vi YQ ' ? 9' ig? Lilmanq Club The Library Club is composed of students who volunteer their time to assist in library work. Their duties include circulating books, preparing new books for the shelves, and numerous other activities. The club meets once a month for a planned program designed to increase the member's appreciation of books and reading and to improve their efficiency as library assistants. Pnojecton Club The Projector Club is a group of students who are interested in rendering a service to the school in audio-visual education. These pupils meet whenever necessary in order to learn the mechanics of all forms of audio-visual equipment. Etowah 'High if 3X fi t ,f f t ' The Etowah High School Band under the direction of Mr. Dewey Countryman presented many fine football shows this year. They participated in many parades including the Governor's Inauguration Parade in Montgomery. The band also went to the All-State Band Contest at the University of Ala- bama and returned with an Excellent rating. An event which all band members look forward to is the annual band dance. The theme of this years' dance was Blues ln The Night. FLUTE5 CLARINETS FIRST ROW: Ruth Sherrill, Leeta Minton, Judy New- Cliarlotte Hilley, Sliarley Murphy, Sylvia Wooten, Jane Gray, man, Brenda Vinson, SECOND ROW: Glenda Waters, Lydia Rotlirock, Mary Moore, Mary Conner, Linda Rickles, Nancy McDaniel, Shirley Mattox, Linda Walker, Barbara Rayburn, Leatrit-e Willis, Peggy Baggett, 5ne Noble, Jean Lowe, Milforc Smiili, Martha Ewell Yanteyf, Dianne Cliapinan, Nancy 5neatl, Betty Freeman, Linda Boone, Jane Rakestraw, Sandra Lee, Aign Burgess, Sara Lewis, Betty Abney, Vicki Harris, Pat Stone, Carolyn Rust, Donna Wliitten, Liixua Wood, School Band SAXOPHONES Phyllis Norton, Carol Hammond, Jimmy Gaines, Don Oliver, Nancy Lane, Bonnie Cohen, Martha Sloan, Julia Payne, Glenda Blackwell, Becky Smith, Sally Swann. Sue Wood, Sue Strickland, Ray Wilbanks. l . h :+L 'rp S'-fssX'f'f's,wLHw Thomas Boggs, Junior McDonald, Billy Rowan, Ja mes Walker Jerry Tow, Ricky Countryman, Pat Mims, Sherry Powell, Remonia Kelly, Janice McConnell, Carol Wood, Phyllis Willett, Pat Simmons, Edward Brannon, Betty Paine, Linda Willett, Sandra Green, Carol Bohanon, Judy Brot ers, Wy- nelle Battles, Brenda Clayton, Bobby Bennett, Billy Thorn- ton, Douglas Swann. W si I I ,, A ,Q ' - , fa , ,,. f 5 Er , .sp U it is 1 f ' i ' ' 'f ,, ' 2 J ,A ' rf . J P 'Y ffl. -'X F 1 5 'rizorvisonss Bases, BARITONES, FRENCH norms Harry Hall, Bobby Sims, Harold Potter, Larry Size- more, Eddie Haggard, Bobby Beard, Raymond Coving- ton, Larry Whisenant, Gary Colvin, PERCUSSION David Kelley, Barry Lankford, Terry Guest, Linda Milling, Mike Gaines, Eugene Lee, Edward Mason, Cecil James. FRENCH HORNS: Martha Yancey, Syble Hurt, Carol Bohanon Pat Simmons. BARITONES: Linda Walker, Donald Lester,- Jerome Morgan. BASES: Virgil Bowlen, John Higgins, Jack Harris, Jerry Hunt. MANAGERS P, A, Waters, Buddy Morris, Jackie Kell, Bobby Conner, Rex Smith. ' L1' 54,1-x X R XXX E GLENDA BLACKWELL ? L 3 Head Majorette WYNELL BATTLES p 1fN MCDAMEL 3 . ff X N maionettea 431- P' 1 3 Q,',,i'zgL T- 'JJ fzi! 'Q A 5'l 11. 4' i iv- i JF fx ,rv K- 3 .M BRENIDA C LAY TON LIINDA WALKER ga- - W! I GLENDA WATERS ' Cb 411 ' ANN NAARTTN B -XRBARA BREEDLOVE fi--A .5 S4 .f A ' Ah . 1' s - I X. - 1 ,A-A ' 1 ' 1 I 1 kbs' , 'fx 45 'l Q .Q 5 C E1 - N MXH A it x . V f' fgiynhg ii Q MW, ,. I V 5513- I Q ,wxiwv f W 1 1 X Q , I Iv. , V 1 x' Wu. -: '4 I '3laq PHYLL15 NORTON Cafvziena DONNA WHITTEN 7? A. :WMA W 4--9 - 'iw ., i,.f+g4.ff' I 11 P- A . 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' lj' cr Etowah ua Wlezqa ETOWXH -16 NIEIGD 6 T e Levil at e throrgl their eason opener sith fl ing to o on it g over X e ts ountx Tenn 4 I-rou ' te kickoff to the final whistle there was no doubt mo would come or t on top, for there vas not one motte t of let up on the part of ant Etoxah plax er Evtde t rut it dttate that the vtetorx has a teau effo t va the fact that seven ofthe Devil plated their it the Qortng column thev were Toxvnsell l o nt tl poit ts ubbard 0 lzllis 6 a er la e tn and Young 4 Etowah ua Vlqon DEVILb LPSET VIGOR 6 0 Fired dp bt their overwhelming vtctorv of the prior week the Devils gave a erovtd of some 1000 spettators a potter tul dtsolav of team work which throughout the season brought victory after vietory to them Throughout the first q arter the Vigor Wolves seemed to he the more putvertul team, but as the game progresnd lllIO the sec- ond quarter the old Etoxvah spirit seemed to suddenly t-ome alive Vigor fumhled deep in their otvn territorv an Etoxxah: Thomas Xloore fell on the hall. A few p avs later Joe Ixrarler turned their mistake into a 'ual -oft for us by darting some l8 yards over right guard into pay dirt, Young s trv ooint was vvide but the touchdown alone was quite adequate and after two more quarters the game ended Etowah-6 Vigor-0. Etowah ua. Hlexandfua ETOWAH EDGEA ALEXAIYDRI.-X l u-0 The Alexandria game ,vas a vert hard fought game xvnitit was almost entirely a defensive effort on the part of hotg teams, The entire first half nas plated hetxvecn the turn thittx -xard llllcs nxitltout even one threat hx either tear., After the halt both teatns had a great amount of pressure on tiietti and .fklexaneria let it get the btzl of Iilell.. Long hit Alex.1t.dria'sB:aee. .rare ut. the setott, gvlaz Z7u1:,stF11t1t1,agea11dta.see,1i.1.totgitthle. Lorg 'izt-1. fs-il ot, tile wall. luto flats later Pet R slipped over Iiotip The ore, Tire gwoi.t atter ton llLlU'.'it1W3: good so the s ore 'ezr,pttra7il1. rldtlvl Eto.-.ah T une Alexandria 0. Again litoxva. ki.heeot'fat.t:agai1g Lotg aased tltetn to tiitiphlc, this tt iie Eto'.4.an's fvlarsh tell o. the hal1.Joe Marler prom-fly .kcl.l all me .-.ai ot: a heautiitgl run around left exe, ..tYo.n.g'str1. tor woiit was .viue leaving the final ore 'v he A't'VlB1rleIDCVl1?. Etowah va. Cjacladen ETOWAH ROLLS GADSDEN T-0 Once again the power of the old Etowah spirit surged forth in true fashion as the Devils :olled a powerful Gads- den team out of their first place rating in the state, This game, as in two of the three previous games, was a dis- play dynamic defense on the part of both Etowah and Gadsden. Gadsden's only serious threat was an advance to the Etowah eleven. On the next play Gadsden's Wallen crashed down to the six which would have been a first down had it not been nullified by an illegal-use-of-the- il3llnlS penalty which placed the ball on the 26. They lost the ball because of lack of downs on the next play. Mid- way of the fourth period Etowah gained possession of the ball on their own 19 via an intercepted pass. The first two plays failed to yield any yardage, but on third down Peck broke away over right guard and went all the way. The conversion w as good and the game ended soon after with an all important victory for Etowah. Etowah va. Scottabono ETOWAH 48 SCOTTSBORO O The Devils had one of their easier games of the season when they romped over Scottsboro with an easy score of 48-O to avenge the beating they took the previous year, Etowah had no trouble throughoutthe entire game with the exception of a Scottsboro advance to the one foot line which ended with the end of the first half. Some 33 Etowah Devils participated in the game and a' 23 gave a very good account of themselves. Etowah ua. Emma Sanaom ETOWAH -41 EMMA SANSOM O The Devils played true to form in their sixth game of the season against the Emma Sansom Rebels, Both on of- fense and defense Etowah merely did as they pleased throughout the game, The Rebels did not even so much as penetrate into Etowah territory during the entire first half and their deepest advance during the second half was to the Etowah twenty yard line, The Devils' offense was truly in form with their defense. At any time during the game Etowah moved the ball at will. The game was Devils all the way and the score at the final whistle stood Etowah 4l Sansom O, 183 Etowah va. Albentuille ETO'-H'.i.ri A .irLBEE2TX'll.l.E 3 Again, as it. several trevioas gagties, Lie eoriest t.gr1.ed r..tr: a r.r.a'.r.ay shvrtly after the eng ofthe f1IstqLL21FY67, Albertville was p1ag..eC t.rro..gl1..t..t the ga.1.e zrrth .:.ts- takes. lr. eaefi of the first .t eaarters Yong oloefi-ee paris, Orte was eovereti iii tzte eL.ezot.e by ggard Carl Dollar for six f'Ull.lr a1.etrreother'.r.as soot. :tlaeed rr. rrayqirt my a crasi1 T1te.t.redle ','. rtri Jt3:.rr.'. ToWr.selI eorpg the .1o:.o:s. Later itt tire ga:11eI.Zarler added iso six :winters age Petri one. Yo..t.g Co..vertedo1.fo..:of lllf fl'x'C Cfllelll flr. Etowah va. went End ETOWAH fl WEST END lfi The Devils wort their eighth gartze of the season over the West Ertd Lions in a very hard-forrgltt garrte rrhieh was alrttost out of eortrrolseveraltirttes, btrt each tirtte the Lioris threatened to prrll ahead they xv ere forrght back by the .tard-charging Devils who had nothing short of anotlter vietory ort their rttirrds. The Etouvah scores carrie ort a pass frottt Peck to Roberts, a Peck to Ivlarler pass, arid a -lil yard rnrt by fullback Jirrtrtiy Townsell. Yorrrtg added eaeh P. .-X, T. T.regart1e :ras elose all the tray, bat tri the ettd West End was edged out to rttake way for artor.ter rttark ir. art rrrtdefeated season for the Devils. l Etowah ua. Hnmaton ETQWAH lx' ANfXlbTON t1 The Devils fourd or.e of their rorrenest garrtes of the sea- son t1. art opponent which had beer. expeeted to be a ptrsrtover when they titer the Arrrtistori Bulldogs. Due to their sornetrhat over-trortfident attitrrde the store at half- tirtpe stood at a O- r deadloek. The Bulldogs rartre forth xtitlg The first tally t.. the partie early ir. t:.e tlzird period, bat lf .ras rrtrlltfied ray a double-r lijgrire gverralty, Trte r.ext sr ore tarrte .-.hen the Devils' Joe fvlarler ratree -ltr yards a little later rr. trte 'ard period. The T.D. .sas only a teznporary lead for the Btrlleogs roared bar k .sith a to...:1eo'.rr. and P, .a,T, of their rr,-,... The r.exr tally. .a.:. trite. E1owah's lt1t.::.Q. To.rr.sell itroke anray for a 1.a'e TD ru:t.p xrrth t:1e great assistarr e of a bea..tif.rl Dlo A: by Nlelvi.. Long. Agar.. the relief was only tezrgporary for Ag.t.rsrorr sr oree atgair. shortly arid tied the sr ore, The partie, for a lore '.ri.rle, lklkllitfni as rf rt .4-as going 'o e,.e Q3 r.. a tie, btttz-.it:gso1t1e sever. :g.ir...tes left r.. tire gazte joe fylarler yazzie through l1l:iCeO1.Q six pointer of rlze e'.ertrr.g. The :.rr. :vas a bea..tif.rl 43 yards, 3..: :fre tr.te bearrty trt it '.-.as seeing rt or. tire s. oretvoard after the final uvltistle. Thrrs was the rrirttlr vietori. tn the Devils' great ..r.deteatee season. .. ,iv- A :ff ,F a' d n' A X ' .745 Q ' J I f- C A M 61 f if 1 ,W ,r A if . ffm f 'df -- fi is . ' If 'L QV' ' L ' Y -4-g i9 'Q' ilff' I K4 f 4+ 1 f- 'f by , , . L f . , ' J ' 5 - , .. 'f4'?':'-'4-Q7 gvgffff, ' Q14 - 1, ,JI rv, 41351 ,, X ' A3-.. fl JJVAC. 4. . .4 1 A 1 , 4. fy .I , X- '.' ,. ,, . ...rn 'Q 'fp' -K .fe I J 1 I9 we I 'G - 1 I 1 If-.. fUYX Vanaitq Baaleetball Xxnw an eww? V y ,X s i X gf X,f XUW4 CK - r 1.4. Eynsx J S217 X Q ' yfemwdfyf 22 A QL--fx 1? 'Q .rx 2 TS, , x.. s,, 1' I i PERRY! , - rd, Hwy.. f 1, X , V, ,ev Q. w . , 5,5 1 f---,rf Snape U iv i I r L v V I Y l I r 2 P I A P ! Pr 3 3 Q 5 3 'U , 'H A x b X I b. J w ' z L I Q z i 1 4 ,fs 6 i ' W , gp 3 ' - 'C 1' 1 'fl ' r ,bfi a W , -0 it Lg 6 Z. 9 l i 1 f- 4 f 'ff pa x 5 rf' 15 A' HR B 'Team Baaketball FRONT: R. L. Morgan, Jimmy Holmes, Edward Buckner, Joe Marler, Jimmy Bailey, Larry Ju Ivliuce. BACK: John Nichols, Tan Summerliu, Roger Pate, Charlie Watts, Claude Buckelew, Johnny MeCullars. union 'High B 'Team HZQNT MQW: Auburn lwmremai., Larry llavib, Johhiiy Soles, Coy Yazrgzir., fi1icl4eyCliue, BACK ROXH Bobby Payne, CecilYa1i- .ei, Rayrrmrid Warren, TOllllll1i Luger., Gearlu Beixifield. Wal' flunion 'High 14 'Jeam FRONT: Billy Whiseaht, Joe Cha pmah, Richard Bohariari, Charles Conu, Jerry Smith, Ed- ward Pulleu. BACK: Buddy Ports Riehard Holliday, Bobby Carier, Larry Alederson, James Kimbril S ,, w ,Q:,,1. ' I M, ' 1 QQWIYN 'Q v., wg,-Lf 'td' ET -3 Q 4 -mb-1 if 15-, I I 959 - Baaeball FIRST ROW: Tommy Colegrove, John Nichols, Jackie Harris, Larry Nunn, Richard Bohannon, Lewie Hyde, Donald Peirce, Larry Adams flnsertj. SECOND ROW: Jackie Procter, Johnny Bally, Bobby Jack Roberts, Wendell Hubbard, Tan Summerlin, Harold Crosson. COACH - JIM GLOVER 191 4 gf JACKIE PROCTEP. T-h.,,,. QQ Y' ic ., .. fx '- ' nr 'S- '-Q..-.,-ff' BOBBY JACK ROBERTS 'i TAN SUMMERLLN 'sql-' 'S' n ,,. 'fr TOMMY COLEGROVE -5 HJ' 5' .nu-Ls . x . Q Q WENDELL HUBBARD H- -1.- h . q' -K5 'N P' Us- A .. -2- x 4-115 DONALD PIERCE RICHARD BOHANINOIN P A JOHN NICHOLS ARRY ADAMS JACKIE HARRIS P L W f JOHNNY BAILEY 1' LEWIE HYDE LARRY NUNN HARALD CROSSON H- - LT- ...I ... Q 0 . ul o, 1' l ,fx fx ' I I, ,,..,. Q0 .V v ...u J divas' J' 41 'Jnack 'Jeam IMRONIT Doume Campbell JllTIlllX Baxlex R L Morgan Be my Den on Lar x Jo Mums Joe Nia ler BACK Iacklc Prootor Jer x Glov-cr Talmadge Wllllllghalll Xhnuel Hubbard Claude Bulkclcxs Ronald Peak Jer X Foster COACH Bull Plllltarx 194 -111' 5 p '. I 5 --R ,ps 4 is I 'mx if PG b ,IA -I E03 71, . 4 xl,,i .:,'T x 1 SIA , V5 MJ! n ' f .Ai, 'Q 1, mi: I ,qu , 'W - , V U cl xl ,hi f, W. L ' '- 1 km B 1 in. ff'?:v.ff'1 I D I in-. ,xg Q fx .vtvvf . - ff Je L ., vi' ,Ar 1 Semen Waahtnqton ew Monk 'Imp -J' ,.,,-v s 1 'V 'Witt .S ...ff 15 Q I' TG X r'-r,,-p..,,... 1TlNERARY Sunday March 8th Departed from Etowah Htgh at 7 A M by Conttnental Tratlways bus From here we traveled full of excttement and anttctpatton At last the trtp had begun' After a short rest stop tn Atlanta we traveled on unttl noon when we stopped for a ptcntc bestde the road We arrtved early that eve ntngattheluxurtous Almo Plaza Motel rn Charlotte N C The ftrst ntght was free Monday March 9th After our ftrst sleepless ntght we arose early ate breakfast and began the day s journey that would take us tnto Washtngton D C Arrtvtng early we had ttme to walk over downtown Danvtlle Va before havtng lunch tn Colontal Style at Hotel Danvtlle After that afternoon s rtde we were ex pertenced travelers and arrtved tn Washtngton just before sunset A drove tn seetng the Pentagon on our left and other famous markers we knew we were rn for the thrtll of a ltfettme Our ftrst ntght was free an we spent ttme seetng Washtngton by ntght Some of us also saw the wonder ful new screen process Ctnerama Tuesday Nlarch lOth We arose early and are breakfast at our hotel The Houston and began our ftrst day of stghtseetng We greedtly toured the Treasury Department cltmbed the nearly one thousand steps of the Washtngton Monument crossed to the Whtte House where we walked through the Red Room, Green Room Blue Room and pranced happtly atross the Whtte House lawn We vtstted :mtthsontan lnstttute where among other thtngs we aw the ftrst atrplane Ltndberg s bptrtt of bt louts and a collettton of B ll gowns wom by the wtves of the prestdents We then went to the Capttol and had our ptcture taken He were amazed by the compattness and art work of the Capttol s tntertor We saw the senate tn sesston and shook hands wtth a senator from the West Drntng down Embassy Row, our gutde potnted out the hotne ofthe French Etnbassy the ltaltan Embassx German bpantsh Brtttsh and Rus tan Embassy Perhaps one of the most beauttful butldtngs we saw ts e rwattonal Gallery of Art Upon entertng you come face to face wtth huge blatk marble columns and a beauttful fountatn Also are tnstde tropttal gardens Here we saw the masterpteces of Van Gogh Rembrandt Cezanne and many others That ntght we dressed tn our best and had dtnner at a ntght club, The Lotus Club Cathy Lyndon was the featured stnger Afterwards some of us Jotned tn the audtence parttctpatton part of the programme and were hy pnottzed Needles to say . that s a ntght we ll Wednesday March llth Up brtght and rather early and out to Mt Vernon After a tour of the grounds and the home of Washtngton we then went to Chrtst Church where we worshtpped and on to Arltngton Nattonal Cemetery Here we watched wtth fasctnatton the changmg of the guard Next came a tour the home of Robert E Lee and a trtp to the Ford theatre where Ltncoln was shot Back to the hotel for lunch and then through Maryland to the New Jersey turnptke and on to New York Ctty Then at last from our of the mtst of twtltght came the hortzon of New York Ctty The last ten or so mrles we trowded the wtndows startng ltke typtcal tourtsts as the bus passed the huge butldtngs and we began to know that at last we had arrtved That ntght was free Some of us went to a Broadway play some walked and talked and stopped and stared ltwas hard to comprehend but here we were from a town of seven thousand to a ctty of etght mtllton We wt never forget walktng down Ttmes Square at mtdntght tn the falltng snow No sleep that ntghtl Thursday March 12th Leavtng the hotelby chartered stght seetng bus we went up town down town Chtna Town out to the btatue of Ltberty to Columbta Untyerstty we spent an hour at the beauttful Untted Nattons Butldmg we toured the Cathedral of bl John The Dtvtne Central Park Madtson Ave Wall btrect Rockefeller Center and that ntght went to Radto Ctty Mustc Hall and rode a subway Irrtday March 13th Wtth red sleep robbed eyes we left New York and back to Vlashtngton for lunch Here we went to see the Declaratton of Independence then on frotn tl ashtngton to Charlottevtlle Va where we toured Nlonncello panoratntc home of Thon as Jefferson We arrtved at NaturalBr1dge that ntght where we saw the Drama of Creatton Detertr tned to stay up ttll dawn that last ntght we had a party tn one of our hotel rooms rrtendshtp and fellowshtp ran htgh that 1 tght and tt was a perfect cltmax to the Lrtp saturday March l-1th Gotng home' he stghed and shed a few prtvate tears because tt was totntng to a close Nh had all been through a wonderful expertence getlter that would last always tn our memortes We had made strong rtes of frtendshtp that would neter be broken We stepped off the bus at etght o tlock tn Attalla, back home at the tompletton of a dramattc week 1 F E1 1 . nf x W I 0 O V 1 ft ' fr' -- X 4,,..--. . , V, ,v - -- , ' , 2'T?Z' vs r 4 r. t ., F X. -T? 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Gemma ldicfs MONDAY EVENING, MAY EICHTEENTH 1, ' ev ' ' 0 V1.0 1mccx0C2:Ta11i Z: H0110 Y!Dxxec The YelgmXXa wminnn 5 Y Eight O'cloc-lc .VXN NYY: Land' ax Giou .hutch .arml C Wagnb OW x' CW N' ,mask c, OW mon scHoo1 STADIUM . GK! S Og Svc X . jk Bax 1 S CYQOYAXXCGOD tc SC! H Q2 xi s X950 M6109 Yak . ,ds Processional: The Prophet A, , ,x,,55,,5,,K,V 5.,7VxkxV,x, kV5kAk. M y efbeer Ymcm . W WW Mrs. Clyde Childers 1 I of XXYKVGXXCXKQW Biflfllh l!1VOC8flO1l , ,. 5 ,. ,,s, ,,YVk C hai-leg Bea!-den 3006 . nl XYCCCSQOXX hV6lCOm6. ,, , Mike Young The Lordk Prayer . . , , , , Malone .Nlartha Lynn Yancey Introduction of Speaker Mr. Norman O, Parker Aclclress Dr. Raymond YVl1ite Profmsor, Alabama Polylvclmic Institute, Auburn Intmrluction of Sturlvnt Prvsidc-nt-Elvct Donald Majge Sturlf-nt Body Prosiclf-nt llosponso Lewis Lankfofd l'1'wf'ntz1ti011 of Diplomas .Un Norman O, Pafkg-r Prim-i .11 of Etowah Hiffh School P Q A177711 rlfdfff , Etowah Seniors llf'L'i'S5I.UllZilJ Cf1fz1!10fl'0I1.1fHf!'ll . 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SKELTON GROCERY General Merchandise Route 2 Attal la, Alabama Compliments of FERGUSON FLORIST 331 5th Avenue Attalla, Alabama Phone JE 8-9271 g, Q f Se s ig Alwaysask your Grocer for That Good Tender Blended MERITA Stop and Save At the LEADER Phone JE 8-4251 Attalla, Alabama Compliments of REDFORDS 5 8. 10 STORE 326 West 5th Ave. Attalla, Alabama Self-Service REACH FOR NuNNALLY's Auto , SUPPLY , 0' A 'I i c Wholesale .... Retail r T Attalla, Alabama ' 'bo Compliments of MRS. HAZEL HOLLAND The Bread Thai Your Hairdresser Mother 518 Highland Avenue Attalla, Alabama T0 Bake Phone JE 8-5061 CITY BARBER SHOP We need your head in our business 405 West 5th Avenue ':E:1LQfjEAg?ZTT? Attal la, Alabama 412 North 4th Street Air-Conditioned ISBELL 8. HALLMARK FURNITURE CO 53 Years in West Gadsden Out ofthe High Rent District Phone Ll 3-5609 Gadsden, Alabama Compliments of ATTALLA PIPE 8. FOUNDRY COMPANY, INC. MANUFACTURERS Cast iron soil pipe and fittings. Plumbers specials CNI 8. NI - Resist Alloy cast iron pipe. Nipples Couplings Flanges and integral flanged pipe. Specials made to specifications and analysis. P.O. Box 211- Phone JE 8-22il Attalla, Alabama 4- i y . . ? 'i :NCIS Compl imenfs of Good Food Af YOUI' Fl'IendIf' MILL NG . DAIRY KING I CO Affalla, Alabama Affalla, Alabama CULP IRON AND METAL COMPANY INC. Home of WiIliam's Trailers Home Office and Planf Affalla, Alabama Phone JE 8-2131 IKE SAKS CLOTHING CO. Gadsden Finest Store For Men, Women and Children Gadsden, Alabama Compliments of CITY OF ATTALLA Charles Burke . . . Mayor Mrs. Bera Martin . . . City Clerk Mr. E. K. Hamby, Jr. . . . City Attorney E. R. Ballard Robert Pharr J. J. Robinson B. Frank Stowers M. L. Walker Compliments of --,,,,-.1-is. x4' Gadsden, Alabama YOU NEVER OUTGROW YOUR NEED FOR MILK Wa' UTTLEU H .L I EALTH a Compliments of STEWART DRUG CO. Phone JE 8-2001 Attalla, Alabama ATT ALLA FLORIST l' 1 XT 317 Cleveland Ave. Phone JE 8-7333 Quality Cleaning . f. , , 4.4 0 s S 'Jasc 3309! 'Q -'-'e l -ss GN 4936 nO.Qs.' ioooo i'I'1-2024 poooeod 000089 sgQOOS u 5 Q 0 O Q 0 '4.'q'g'o:o1s :':f':'o'4 509004 PO.5...Q.Qq osssso fQQggfJ QWVTNQ' 0.9.0565 5 P 5 Q Q O 5 fO.5.ss.gg O O 5 5 O Q Q O O Q O soon.: oooos 0:0165 'ozststos 6ff?0' 009,50 09'5OQ ofbsg . 0 Q Q 4 5 P50 9.95 v Q O fo- or Q4 244 Q LASQ Compliments of ATTALLA CLEANERS Attalla, Alabama FOR GOOD FOOD Try BUCK'S RESTAURANT ix 'si 0, R - 521 421 South Third St. Attalla, Alabama Visit NELL AND FAY'S BEAUTY SHOP You'll Look Glamorous Phone JE 8-5211 Fourth Street Attalla, Alabama Compliments STANLEY'S MENS STORE Clothing and Furnishings 508 Broad St. Gadsden, Alabama .I .. 5 4 Lf' R? Ji I5-'Q Y,, . Ni M 'Fi .. , 2 1' .1- ...fff vi' 44- II, -N 4. ,Jia ,r ,M ff, ,yr TH Y :fi 'N .- -rf -e xa- vfef END L fs V- fe ,' gf I L ' A-c 1,3 ' if Z7-' -- . . 45 M, I . 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