Fairfield High School - Crucible Yearbook (Fairfield, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1943 volume:

F €X LIBRIS m3 CRUCIBLE- Volume 16 HIM SCHOOL 3S£r 1 4™ • CRUCIBLE 43 TOREWQRO In those days when tne world is in such chaos, wo want to have rwrories of the happy years we have spent in Fairfield High School. ’7e hope that when looking over these pages in years to coro, you will have pleasant and lasting rcirories. If this purpose is accomplished, the work on this Crucible of nineteen hundred and forty-three will be well rewarded. 4 CRUCIBLE 4J %CAijse of her friendly disposition, because of he� interest in both academic and extra-curricular activities, because she is understanding and instructive at all tires; the senior cIpss of nineteen hundred and forty-three, v.ith grateful hearts and best wishes for her future happiness dedicate this eighteenth volune cf the Crucible to � SS. JOSSPTITKE FINKS CSIT-NT 5 CRUCIBLE « SOLDIER'S PAGE '7c should like ho dedicate this nage of the Crucible to the boys who have left or graduated from Fairfield High School. Although some of these boys did not finish their education here, we know that they and all the others in the services are doing their duty, e an- all proud of you, boys, and the best of luck to you. Charlie Joe Barfield Leon Gale Richard Chanle Henry Dixon Jimmy Rmfinger Fulton Glass Glenn Glass Jack Graham Grady Hamilton William Henry Morton Tommy Ogletree Earl O'Shields Donald Parsons J. T. Roberts Gregory Pirrong George Howard 6 s CRUCIBLE 8 CRUCIBLE 43'- MH5. JOSEPHINE FINKE OSUENT Typing and Calculating INEZ TILLERY Librarian 9 CRUCIBLE «' KATHERINE KELLEY Science MILDRED ALFORD Physical Education FAY 11ARTJ.A1J Distributive Education B. B. HOBDY Diversified Occupations JUNE LOFGREK Distributive Education A • E • ECRU Machine Shop and Woodwork 10 CRUCIBLE «� MISS RITA LEA HA R1SQN L'.usic Supervisor NOT REPRESENTED lUxocui Moore Speech, English W. L. Rickard Supervisor National Defense Training Roberta Chambers Nursing Barbara Borough Thomas Plano 11 56 CRUCIBLE 43' THE CRUCIBLE STAFF Corinne EeBardeleben .......George Howell .....Bettye McCarley .....Dan Carmichael ASSISTANT EDITORS Editor-in-chief........... Associate Editor.......... Business Manager.......... Assistant Business Manager Classes......................................Flora Sarinopoulos Clubs....................................................Saranelle Head Activities...................................................Doris Pope Sports......................................................Bennie Sexton Photographs............................................E. C. Brock Art.........................Homer Parsons, Mary Elizabeth Cherry fypist.............................................Esther Plasman Typist...............................................Jean Frince lypist..............................................Betty Corretti Junior Representative..........................................Jim Huey 12 CRUCIBLE 4J OFFICERS OF SENIOR CLASS President..........................................John Abernethy Vice-president.....................................Coorge Howell Secretary-treasurer............................Frances VcAll4 ster Sponsors..............Viss Jewell Vaughn, Mrs. Lula P. V1cholso COLORS FICWER Blue and white Write Carnation MOTT° Van's ability to conquer o� deferd Depends upon his ability to put forth From beginning to th® end. Lawyer.............................................Walter Parker Prophet...............................................Htteh Gwin Gif tori an....................................Howard anna maker Poet......................................................Frances uriffin Musician...................................................Johnny Bullock Grouch................................................Anna Flynn 14 CRUCIBLE 43 JOHN ABERNETHY VIRGINIA ALLEN JONNY LEE ANDRESS JD£ BENNETT HELEN BLACKSTONE EARL BRANDON PAUL BRIGMAN MADELYN BRINER 15 CRUCIBLE 43 16 CRUCIBLE «� 17 CRUCIBLE « 3ECIL FIQUETT DOROTHY FLACK ANNA LOUISE FLYNN GLENN GLASS RAE GREEN FRANCES GRIFFIN HELEN FAYE GUILIAN HUGH GW IN 18 CRUCIBLE LILA JEAN HARPER BUDDY HAYS SARANSLL HEAD MARY JOE HOSEY HELLON JACKSON MARY LOUISE JONES 19 S16 CRUCIBLE « ELLIS KENNEDY FRED LANEY TALLADGE LOWORN FRANCES UcALLISTfcR BETTY McCARLEY CATHERINE NcCOOL I FRANCES UcCRAY UARYNELLE UcGILL 20 CRUCIBLE « JANICE MAHLER GLORIA NORMAN SETH MITCHELL WALTER farker DONALD rARSONS HCMER PARSONS GREGORY PIRRONG ESTHER PLASMAN 21 CRUCIBLE 43� BOB FOOL DORIS FOPE HOBSON PRESCOTT JEAN PRINCE EVELYN REED GENEVA RIDGE.VAY ANNE ROBERTS J. T. ROBERTS 22 CRUCIBLE 43' [RUCIBIE 43' IRIS SMITH SUE SMITH FRED STEVENS PAT STOKES MARY ELSIE STRIPLING HELEN THOMPSON LENNIE TIDWELL FAY TRF.ASTER 24 CRUCIBLE « 25 CRBClBie 4J NOT REPRLSENTED Dorothy Carpenter Henry Dixon Martha Joe Shaw Ella Mae White 26 CRUCIBLE 43' JUNIOR CLASS SEMESTER VII OFFICERS President......................................Lawrence Fiquett Vice-president.....................................Fred Chalmers Secretary....................................Gloria Ann Glosson Treasurer.......................................Raymond Vowell Sponsor.................................!a.ss Virginia Johnston COLORS Red, white, and blue MOTTO Rise to the summit of success and hold it. FLOKER Carnation Hansel Blackstcne Hal Brock Fred Chalmers Grady Farmer Lawrence Fiquett Leonard Gardner Hugh Gilmore Gloria Ann Glosson Olin Johnson Melvin Kilbum Jack Marshall Carlos McCarn Lynn Mosley Earl O'Shields Leo Pearson Robert Ray DilUe Ray Joe Keith Reed Emily Sanders Lola Sawls Georgina Smith Billy Stone Kenneth Thomas Raymond Vowell Mary Wintter 28 CRUCIBLE 43' JUNIOR CLASS SELESIZR VI OFFICES President.......... Vico-crosident..... Socretary-troasuror Sponsor............ ............Toni '.2oIderfi3ld .............Jacquelyn Glenn ...............Buddy Hendrix lirs. Josephine iako Osi-tont COLORS Ii'uvy blue and gold LOTTO •Time changes and so do v;o. F LCV EI: TAlisiatr. rose Han Alberson John Bailey Charles Bice Lirion Botter.fiold Walter Bruce Jack Bush James Clem Erskino Courington Doyle Crabbo Tonny Crawford Jean Donnor Doris Joun Dunlap Louiso Freeman Joe Friend Gloria Fuller Kathryn Gardner Jacquelyn Gionn ilary Sue Hamilton Mabel Harmon Billy Harrell Stella Harris 3ettye Harrison Catherine Heinton Juduy Hendrix Ilolon Hill Ton Holderfield Jim Huey Gloria Kirkland Laura Jean Kirkland Robert Lavender Frances ?Zax-.ve 11 29 CRUCIBLE 43' JUNIOR CLASS SEMESTER VI OFFICERS President.......... Vice-president..... Secret ry-treesurer Sponsor............ ....Henry Mahan .....Emily Sims .....Peggy Odom Miss Lola Clark COLORS Red and white FLOWER Red Rose MOTTO All the world is a stage; play your part well. Carolyn Bryant Jean Uackie Henry Mahan John MAhler Rosie Marino Alice McCart Margaret McGinn Ann Meskill Joe Meyers Carolyn Millar San Moore Covin Morris Jean Nazaretian Charlotte Nicholas Betty Odom Peggy Odom Louise Ogletree Frances Pfau Janes Piper Annie Jo Ross Anna Marie Scholl Marion Seay Emily Sims Betty Sims Mary Ann Smith Billy Spitznagel Mary Farr Stone Irby Thomason Elizabeth Thompson Peggy Totherow Fay Trimble Margaret Wright Charles Wyatt Margaret Tfyatt 50 CRUCIBLE 43' President.......... Vice-president..... Sccretary-troasuror Sponsor............ JUNIOR CLASS SEMESTER V OFFICERS .....Martha Thcmason .......Bettyo Craboe ......Mary Jc Sexton Miss An..� Ria Davis COLORS Oroon and white Rufus Bolchor Jack Bradley Agnes Butler LaVerne Chaple Jinanio Cleore Bettye Crabbe Cora Loe For3hoo Gladys Gardnor Evelyn Glaze Tcouy Guthrie Jackie Haa-n Mary Elizabeth Jackson Paul James Irene Jones MOTTO • Forward FLCSTER Sweet pea Ann Kurtts Lack Layton Jean Maxwell Joe Mitchell Gregg Parsons Jack Seay Mary Jo Sexton Georgia Francos Smith George Stephons Shuford Swift Louis Thomas Martha Thomson Botty Ruth Voight Scotty Wiliams Dorothy T7ooton 31 CRUCIBLE 43 •tom cuss pt ay V tvr. APHTI � t‘1 ? ''lav presented y tKe Junior Class, nrcv de ■ even n r‘ ‘'nterta-rjuent fc’ tie audience as tuey saw the C..arr1r;2 ’ cTnt vre farti.lv wi h their del ;btfu3 kids, having Just cut;;rcwn th. - pains of Ugh school an-. who are nov. occupied with .-o1n.o t.c cello. «s ar i fallin.; in and oi:t. c love agair.. Terry, the V'M.tnv p1rti8 dt faculty ir. selecting tKat person” (airos . nakce n ni stake', but ’‘other Tad 'iroTesoor Vcrnty� e) intvrvino to steer ;er on the right path one'3 ■ora. T1'0 parents watch t.ue children as they ;rc Into individuals. ''lay it- sel' was h'ran, tnorc'os, and refreshing. 52 OttVO es CRUCIBLE 43 SOPHOMORE CLASS SEMESTER IV OFFICERS Prosident..... Vice-president Secretary..... Treasurer..... Sponsor....... ........If-rj Bledsoo ......William Gobor Dorothy Jeun Gilbert ......... Stuart Box .. Miss Melba Watson flgber colors Orchid Purple and white MOTTO ■Elevator to success noc running take the stairs. Jean Alley Mary Bledsoo Stuart Box Gloria Endaley Peggy Ann Erwin Gordon Garrett Dorothy Jeun Gilbert William Gobor Martha Elian Eurdy Bill Hart Jack Herlong Thoo Jones Marian Jackscn Elmer F.ilburn Charlotte Luster Rocco Loo Royce McGill Betty June Morton Victor Totores 34 CRUCIBLE 43V SOPROMGRB 2LASS SEMESTER IV OFFICERS President.......... Vice-president..... Secretary-treasurer Sponsor............ ....Dotty LuxteII .Marshall Pinscan ...Kathryn Sawyer Hiss Hyrtis D vis FLO'.VSK COLORS White roses Green and white LOTTO ■Work conquers all things. Janes Buchanan Ethel Cope Bettye Dixon Mildred Estock Thonas Gruhan Lucille Hamilton Betty Maxwell Marguerite McGarry Bo tty McIIutt Tommy Horton Carl Farsona Cheator Feak Uarsiall Plasman Mary Elinor Robertson Percy Rogers Charles Ror.ino Kathryn Sawyer Jco Sins ?'ary France5 Thames 35 CRUCIBLE 43V sophomore :lass SEMESTER III OFFICERS President.......... Vice-president..... Secretary-treasurer Sponsor............ ..........Ralph Howae ■.......Gordon Holmes .........Joyce McGill Miss Katherine Kelly COLORS Blue and white MOTTO To be rather than to seem. FLO ?® Violets Joe Alesci Betty Jean Barnette Richard 3roadhead Betty Bruce David Burcham Frank Burton Betty Gene Couture Eddie Ellington Earl Fancher Gordon Glover Tommy Hamilton Gordon Holmes Jimmy Holmes Ralph Howse Harold Johnston Ruel Mooney Joyce McGill Joyce McQueen 0. C. Nichols Peggy O'Neill Yelton Pool Bobbie Jean Roberson Maureen Roberts Mary Alice Shaw Josephine Traina Alice Vernon James Whatley 36 CRUCIBLE 43'� FRESHMAN CLASS SEMESTER II OFFICERS President Pete Vowell Angeline Nazaretian Vary Frances Stevens Janet Nels on Catherine Stokes Geneva Pol? ng Ann Swift George Pugh Vary Helen Tate Douglas Rogers Betty Jo Thompson Juanita Rose Diana Trucks i rian Scholl rete Vowell Ann Self Harold H’alden Ruth Sloan Jimmie Water? Spurgeon Smith Doris V.’hit son Allan Smitherman Pa'il Williams Thurman Southard Ann Keith rrilson Evelyn Spann 38 5 - CRUCIBLE « FRESHMAN CLASS SEMESTER II OFFICERS President.......................Betty .Merrill, David Abemethy Vice-president.................Jeannine Beaty, Ernestine Bowen Secretary.......................Lawrence Meskill, Lena Bellino Treasurer......................Lawrence Meskill, Ann Esslinger Sponsors............Piss Vary Louise Hall, Piss Mildred Alford COLORS Red and white Green and white Jeannine 3eaty Betty Lou Brock Borland Box Gordon Hale Diana Harrell Betty Ann Harris Elizabeth Headrick Hilo Hill Janes Hixon Edna G-lyn Hobgood Jean Hosey Bernard Johnson Berniece Johnson MOTTO United for service. If we rest, we rust. Katherine Kurtts J. N. Lovett Joyce McAllister Sarah Katherine McDonald Martha Mahan Betty Merrill Lawrence Meskill Peggy Lou Miller R. E. Thompson David Abemethy Thelma Baird Lena Bellino Mary Frances Berry PLOVER Rose Gardenia Ernestine Bowen Rose Causey Bill Crawford Peggy Cunningham Carol Daniel Carlotta Dean Eugene Earp Ann Esslinger Mary Ethel Flowers Freda Freeman Emma Jean Fuller Billy Mason 59 CRUCIBLE 43' FRESHMAN CLASS SEMESTER I Officers President..... Vice-president Secretary..... Treasurer...... Sponsor....... Marguerite Skinnor .....Curter Doyle .....Sally Sallade ....Bobby Rittnann . Mrs. M. IT. Fratt COLORS FL03ER Bluo and white TThite carnation MOTTO ■Success comes in cans, not can'ts. Lois Carpenter Janes Catsban Jack Chastain Mary Chastain Edward Clark Mary Crump Oscar Cumberland Carter Doyle Bobby Drew Tommy Duffle Haney Ellen Glass Lois Green Mury Kail Sarah Hamilton Henry Harmon Elaine Hawkins Bobby Dean Houlditch Porter Jones Kolen Muckie Alice Neely Dorothy Phillips Mury Kathryn Poole Bobby Rittmann Edwin Roberts Sally Sallade Norma Jean Short Marguerite Skinner Betty Ann Vernon Jack WuIters Dorothy West 40 CRUCIBLE 4J� BETA CLUB OFFICERS President..... Vice-president Secretary..... Treasurer..... Sponsors...... ......Seth Mitchell ....Mozelle Skinner ......Saranell Head ......George Howell ,Uiss Anna Ria Davis Ur. 77. H. McUurry John Abe me thy Jonnylee Andress Earl Brandon Erskine Courington Kathryn Davis Corinne DeBardeleben Lawrence Piquett Jacquelyn Glenn Saranell Head Tom Holderfield George Howell Mary Louise Jones Robert Lavender Jean Uackie Janice Uahler Frances McAllister Frances McCray UaryneUe McGill Seth Mitchell Frances Pfau Esther Plasman Evelyn Reed Joe Keith Reed Flora Sarinopoulos Mozelle Skinner Mary Farr Stone Billy Stone Margaret Ellen Williamson Margaret Wright 42 SENIOH GIRL RESERVES OFFICERS President.......................................Saranell Head Vice-president..........................................Jonnylee Andress Secretary. ................................. .Catherine UcCool Treasurer......................................Uadelyn Briner Sponsor................................Mrs. Lula P. Nicholson Virginia Allen Jonnylee Andress Uadelyn Briner Betty Corretti Marjorie Crane Laura Leo Cope Corinne DeBardeleben Prances Griffin Saranell Head Betty McCarley Catherine UcCool Frances McCray Carolyn Millar Peggy Odom Doris Pope Jean Prince Dilly Ray Loulie Bes3 Robertson Marjorie Sanson Mozelle Skinner Mary Elsie Stripling Helen Thompson Fay Treaster 43 JUNIOR .URL RESERVES OFFICERS President..... Vice-ore3idont Secrete- ry... Treasurer..... Sponsor....... ..Charlotte Laster ....Betty Maxwell .. i e.Tgy Ann Erwin Marguerite McGarry .Miss Inez Tillery Jean Alley Betty Lou Brock Betty Bruce Rose lausey Gloria Endsley Peggy Ann Erwin Dorothy Jean Gilbert Charlotte Laster Martha Mahan Betty Maxwell Joyce M'.cAllister Marguerite r.'.cGarry Joyce McGill Royce McGill 3etty Merrill ! ary Llinor Robertson Evelyn Spann Ann Swift Diana Trucks 44 CRUCIBLE 43V COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS President..... Vice-president Secretary..... Treasurer..... Sponsor....... ........Doris Pope .....Agnes Butler ...Jacquelyn Glenn ••-Peggy Totherow .Hiss Melba Watson Nan Alberson Madelyn Briner Agnes Butler Jean Donner Doris Jean Dunlap Gloria Fuller Gladys Gardner Jacquelyn Glenn Catherine Heinton Mary Louise Jones Jean Maxwell Alice McCart Margaret McGinn Carolyn Millar Charlotte Nicholas Peggy Odom Doris Pope Loulie Bess Robertson Marjorie Sansom Anna Marie Scholl Mozelle Skinner Mary Ann Smith Martha Thompson Lennie Tidwell Peggy Totherow Juanita Walker Margaret Ellen Williamson 45 CRUCIBLE 4J� 0 0. and D. E. CLUB OFFICERS President Vice-president Secretary Sponsor Paul Brigman Melvin Kilbum Johnny Bullock Frances Maxwell Jack Bush Homer Parsons Betty Crabbe Emily Sanders Dorothy Flack Lola Sawls Boots Forsnee Georgia Smith Joe Friend George Stephens Evelyn Glaze Bill Turner Mable Harmon Leo Pearson Buddy Hendrix Mary Wintter Mary Jo Hosey 46 CRUCIBLE 43: HI-T OFFICERS President..... Vice-president Secretary..... Treasurer..... Sponsor....... ...John Abe me thy ....Cecil Fiquett •Billy Spitznagel •Lawrence Fiquett Mr. W. H. McMurry John Abemethy Jim Bennett Charles Bice Earl Brandon E. C. Brock Johnny Bullock Maris Cameron Dan Carmichael Fred Chalmers Erskine Courington Cecil Fiquett Lawrence Fiquett Hugh Gwin Billy Harrell George Howell Jim Huey Melvin Kilbum Robert Lavender Henry Mahan Jack Marshall Seth Mitchell Lynn Mosley Sam Moore Bob Pool Benny Sexton Billy Spitznagel Billy Stone Hugh Vallely Raymond Vowell Charles Wyatt 47 CRUCIBlt 43V RED CROSS COUNCIL OFFICERS Chairman Kathryn Davis Secretary Treasurer Virginia Allen ., David Abernethy Soonsorr ..Wss Myrtis Davis David Abernethy Carlos Me Cam Virginia Allen Varguerite McGarry liary Bledsoe Janet Nelson Frank Burton Evelyn Reed Kathryn Davis Mari on Seay Jackie Hamm Mary Elsie Stripling mo Hill Gloria Kirkland Betty Ruth Voigbt 48 CRUCIBLE 43'� G1TAK0S CASTSLLAi'iCS OFFICERS President.......... Vico-prcsident..... Socrotary-treasurer Sponsor............ .......Gsor e Howe11 ...Miriam Bottonfield ...Flora Sarinopoulos Miss Aina. Hays Howell Virginia A er. Miriam Bottenfiold Uaris Cameron Mary Elizabeth Chorry Doyle Crabbe Kathryn Davis Lawrence Fiquett Leonard Gardner Grances Griffin Helen Fuye Guillan Saranell Head George Howell Jean Mackie Francos McAllister Catherine McCool Frances McCray Carolyn Millar Peggy Odou Gregg Parsons Bob Pcol Evelyn Rood Flora Sarinopoulos Betty Sims Sue Smith Kennoth Thomas 49 CRUCIBLE 43V CAMERA CLUB OFFICERS SP°nsor...................................... T. W. Clements Jack Bradley E. C. Brock Cecil Fiquett Hugh Gwin Gordon Hale Olin Johnson Seth Mitchell 0. C. Nichols Bob Pool Jo Keith Reed Bennie Sexton Donald Vaughan 50 CRUCIBLE 43' DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS President..... Vice-president Secretary..... Treasurer..... Sponsor....... ........Henry Mahan Frances McAllister .........Jack Seay ..Jonnylee Andre33 . .Miss Uno— Moore John Abemethy Jonnylee Andress Lawrence Fiquett Gladys Gardner Mary Sue Hamilton Milo Hill Paul James Theo Jones Charlotte Laster Henry Mahan Martha Mahan Jean Uackie Frances McAlliater Sara McDonald Joyce McQueen Joe Mitchell Peggy Odom Geneva Poling George Pugh Flora Sarinopoulos Jack Seay Mary Farr Stone Ann Swift Raymond Vowell 51 CRUCIBLE 4J THE r?lAV4TTC CU'B piAY SEW rT ES A Cr-VEOY N'cy rir -s, a cosied.y in three acts, was presented by The ?r� r t1r Club, January 29, 1943. The play concern?.] an author, Stcovcn San try, trith deep crn-Hcti ns that hi? Tanily, � sophisticated, carefree, olea-sivre-secking group, trust find a purposeful wav o' living. He wrings the- frer ’heir house in Chicago to an old farm house inherited frotr his ncle Gideon. rhe family, a ter many quarrels and refusals to live on ti c far-, settled down to the fact that thev must work 'or the--r livelihood or else Stephen will no lo:.ger p$y their bills c they return tc Chicago. The family in ’he ’ idst of this new adaptation find that they are not only enjoying but actually finding a purpose por their existence. Interesting live angles develop and the play reaches its clinnx with a celebration In honor of Stephen's and his wife's Silver Wedding Anniversary. 52 C'tiVi'tus S CRUCIBLE 43' PRIKCIPAL'S CaBIXET LS:-3SRS Doris Pope George Howell Henry liahan Mr. Me Hurry Sum Moore Seth Hitehe11 Jo .n Abernathy Sarunelie Head Kathryn Davis Charlotte Lester The purpose of tho Principal's Cabinet is to aid tho principal in tho jromotion of ucadomic and extr. -curricular activities and the general welfare of the school. Tho membership of tho cubinot is conposod of the presidents of the various clubs, president of the student body, -nd the principal of the school. 54 CRUCIBLE !!I-LIFE STAFF Editor.................... Special Asst. Edi tor..... Assistant Editor.......... Assistant Editor.......... Assistant Editor.......... Feature Writer............ Sports Editor............. Social Editor............. Club Editor............... Make Up Editor............ Fjcchange Editor.......... Typist.................... Typist.................... business Manager.......... Assistant Business Manager ......Seth Mitchell ............Jim Huey .......fonny Andress ........E. C. Brock Corinne feBarrieleben ......George Howell .......Bennie Sexton ... .Varynelle 'cCill .....Madely: Britier .......Hugh Vallely .......lari Brandon .....Virginia Allen .....Frances McCray .....Raymond Vowell . Frances McAllister 55 CRUCIBLE 43V John Abrrnethy Virginia Allen Ernestine Howen uorl Brandon Betty I.ou Brock 1'arts Cameron Oscar Cirnberla.xi Carol Joyce raniels tddie -llington Gladys Gardner 3113y Harrell Betty Ann ,Jarris Jack Hcrlong George Howell Tvco Jones j. N. Lovett Tal adi-.e Lnworn henry 'aban .Tack Marshall Alice vcCart Var aret !'cGinn Carolyn VAllar Seth ’ttcnell Catherine ' cCool fil'ce Neely 0. C. Nichols fre gy Odom ’Jobscn Prescott Percy Rogers Ann Self Joe Sims Vary Ann Smith Shufcrd .ivrift Irby Thomason Feppv Tothere Howard Vannamaker Bet ty Ann '.'atpi ns James ’ hstley Charles '.’yatt 56 CRUCIBLE 43 A CAP FELLA C..CIR Kan alberson Jeun Alley Jim 3ar.no-t L'irram Eotter.fi eld Jo.ji Sullosk Laris Ju_«ron idary Elizabeth C..erry Francos Collins T.ca-y Crawford Sidle Ellington Glori- Fullor Gladys Gardner Ilalon Fhvo Guiliun Bil.y Harrell Bill kart Jack Horlon Jean iiosoy Theo Jones Harare - LcGinn Potoy CdOU Lo-iso Oclotreo Evelyn Rood Porcy Rogers Juanita Z-na Scott Sully Sims ILr; Alice Shaw iorothy S-ith Uary Ann S:.ith iiil-y S; itznu’ol Fred Earl S .o%-er.s x.uti.ori.io SLo.os 11a ry Fbrr Stono Ann Swift Hary Helen la to Charles Tfyutt Director. Hiss Rltu Lea Harrison 57 CRUCIBLE 43 girls 2:;se::ble Nan Alberson Liriais Eot ter. field Uury Elizabeth C..orry Fra.ices Collins Helen Faye Guiiiun Uarr.uret L’cGinn Fe sy Ouoic Louise O lotrso Zona Scott fcily Si:..3 Director, Hiss Ritu Lou Harrison 58 CRUCIBLE 43V -C.s -HSBIIDLE Ji Dennett John BallocJ: Haris Saneron TOiiiay Crawi’ord Sddie Ellington Thoo Jones Silly Harrell Jack Horlong Robert Lavender Percy Rogers Billy Spitznerel Prod Surl Stevens Director, iilss Ritu Lea Harrison 59 s86 CRUCIBLE 43V ORCHESTRA John Abernethy.... Virian 3ott.enfield Billy Harrell...... Jack I-arshall..... Seth 1'itchell..... Percy Rogers....... Joe Sins........... Sufford Swift...... Ji-rry Whatley..... Charles '.'.yatt... Saxophone ... .Piano .... Dr a™ 2 ,. .Trumpet .Saxophone ,..Trumpet ...Tr”mpet .Saxophone ....Leader ..Trombone VOCALISTS La Verne Chaple Frances Collins Louise Ogletree 60 CRUCIBLE SPEECH CHOIR Lawrence Fiquett Mary Flowora Charlotte Luster Jean Uackie Frances McAllister Sarah Katherine HeDonaId Joe Mitchell Louise Ogietreo Jones Fij:er Geneva Folinfc Robert Ray Flora Surinopoulos Mary Ann Sr-ith Pat Stokos Raymond Vowe 11 Dorothy Wooten Director, Miss Maoma llooro 61 Library Assistd-wfs Beta pT-esic eNf Oft ce Helpers 62 Hi-Life Staff Cruc fcle Staff Football Capfa NS 65 JL89UIM OMIWI mmm jsom mwmoM isou isnowiaiai r t isauio Aain 5 mm isow m nm isow F aiianiHLUf isaw snonaois mu f = 3 i s CRlDBUE 4J� FIFTH ROW Vowell; blocks tone; C-rahem; ifrffnger; Friend; Vallely; Vaughn; Farmer. srii«fT« how Gardner q. c- i; ?extnn; toward; v. Pool: qsCo. Layton; Thomas Tfir.D ncrr Fiquett; PrAdely; Brock; Hwtn; Sp+tznajle; O'Shields; Carmichael. s?ccsr kov Hay: Heed, Belcher; I'itchell; ‘laves; Holcerfield. FIRST tOT Coach Clements; Andress; Williams; Harrell; Parsons. 66 CRUCIBLE 43 CljlRLu'S , On -ccount of un injury his first year, Cbarao® d.dn t «« anj- service; however, ho earned Lis position this e r ::d will oo a vulunblo cog in ti;e lino next year. ...i..SEL BLvCKSTOKE—■DUCEIE —BaCK •BUelcie found hinself after a bud start and .lssa.eu oat o cO in , of t.;o hardest runnin backs o.; the sr.uad. Ee hopos to return next your. JAC.. DRaDSLX—TaCkLE « first year rnn who von his . ho will welcomed back next yo r with open arr.s. erhest a. brock—■boke1—.u.uu) Co-captain, veto ran ylayer, o no of tr.o outstundin county, w«s practically ■ • fifth sun in our op;ononts will bo sorol nisssd next your. .layers in the buckfiold. Ho DaI CARk'lCiuvEL—•PRUlf —KM) ■Fruit , a veteran of three yours, surprised every one t..is year when ho suddenly bocas.e our punting aco. ..is position will be hurt lo .ill noxt year. Jim ei.fi hgsr—-• social —back Jii..;.y‘s .anting was one of ti.e . .ighli nts of tho season. His position will be hard to fill next year. 67 [RUCIBLE 43' GRADY FaRUSR—- S LEE! V ■—-B.iCK ■Sleepy is expected to do bir tnin£S on the next year's eleven. CECIL r I VUE1T- - - STIORTY S! D Captain Fi quest tmo one of tue best ends to wear ti;e purple and old. .. will be sorel. cissed. Fairfield's loss is Juke Forrest's Suin. JCE FR1E..D---• LITTLE JCS ----3;«CK •Little Joe yjus t..o baby sire back on the s-.uad, but dynaaite cot� s in stxi.ll packages, too, as t.-.o opposing toasts found out. LEO.hvRD GaRDLER-—• C1GGY•--END •Ciccy was a resorve tliat co .Id be counted on to riuy any position on t; c lino, lie finishes this year. nUiiK GVOm—- 2. Jt'fhxlLv..S' ---CilITER • Earthquake , a first year pivot .- n and ono of t.ro best in the country, fin 1 alias c..is year. GEORGE ItOW.kRD--■LROOF ---C3TJT8R faithful rosorvo, who coal- be oountod on in u pinch and eurnod his •P , vrill not se back noxt seuson. 68 ■ CRUCIBLE 43' PACK LAYTOM----TACXTE Though Vack was not very a ressive, he was wr i.o rove. He ’-as another year with the Timers, 'aybe rore. Zr-'L 0' 1� T XCS--- � pr”V ----TACKI nr.-. y was a har'd blocker enb brtio Z t?o' ler who laved the gsr-e for keeps, ’’e's in the rry n w. ?.ALTER BARKER---- ACE -------ACK ••Ace's return to bolster the strength in the baekPel' really helped the team. LEO fJSARSOW-—KVr I«o was another ne of the faithful reserves to be awarded the «•”� . YELTOf POOL---- BUTCH ----GUAPD A real footb.-U player who earned his positions. He will se -lent'- of service. BO ' COL---- '.we T -HiiTIi -TACKLE This was .heelbrain's first and last year. .1 won his -� . 69 CRUCIBLE JOE ... RSfiD---■U.aia.iH —CJARD proved r.i� .aoli' - very v-iu-b.o substitute a. u ouy:.t to oo i.enty good next ye_r. us:«;iz S2xro;r—tackle .c.othor player who rocoivod the P . „ill. sfi.zhagle—-s.-oz -—uuaRD stioz , a. varsi'b.. .an VI.-.O wili 0 groutl; x'orvuru wall nout season. roll 4 on to J.ron t:.en tho IiUOi! V M-ELY---HACK With his sure ness, swiftness, and abilit. to site up his op. onents. Hughy sparked the Timers to greater heights than tnoy have evor -o before. DOI.aLD VrtUuHJi--■ D ----BACE For two years •D wori:ou laird lor his • K and finally Cutso through. BILLY HARRELL--- ■.tCE —LAAGER •Ace , with a year's oxvcrioncc, inspired the te-ja by the fine wuy he handled the equipment of the ■Tigers . He'll be back next year to carry on in the sane old way. 70 CRUCIBLE 43’ Paul '-iLLLda—•tadpclE —i ::acsr •ludpolo , has bojn u rout hoi: to Ace, anu iar.s to t-.:e over in two yours vn.on ce graduates. :::a .s mint cleshts—iuscot An oid vo to ran o. two © r« and a future rigor and vi 1-Amor ic.n, Lundv wuo awarded his Ko r ili bo with us for some t.ne yot. Dec-use of t..oir lovo for football, oonfidenco in thor.so.vca and t .eir couches, and t. oir determination to win, the VI ors of 'bJ. wer one of the best teams t'ait FVirfisla over hud. Svoryono cooneratod to make tno team a success. The band, cheerleaders, io -. support of Fairfield fans also played u ca0or part in i-i .ln; the team v::st it was. Fbirfield’s team was, without u dou t, one of who Lost in t. e county. FOOTBALL SCJIEDULE 191,2 Fairfield 0 Ensley 0 Fairfield 20 Oxk Grove 0 FUirfield 0 b'cst End 6 F-irfiold 25 Jofferson County 0 Fairfield 33 llinor 13 Fairfield 6 Jones Valloy 0 Fairfield 26 Hewitt 12 Fairfield 34 Leeds 0 72 ide uiances w -j- $ y A- rrr ? s. w X v- ; 9 yy aja? y % . 0 ' x Tl ■ X f X4 v V w.£i C ?? r A -, AXC A A - - |fA ! H. A A • _ 77 SENIOR CLASS PLAY Tie are very sorry that at the tine of publication the Senior Class Play had not yet been selected. 78 AUTOGRAPHS 79 AUTOGRAPHS