Gadsden High School - Crucible Yearbook (Gadsden, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1952 volume:

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BOXVERS Lniversity of Alabama A.B., Vniversity of Alabama English Mathematics 9 vi' ELIZABETH COLLIER CHAPPEL COUCH A.B., University of Alabama Registrar Mathematics University of Alabama ALBERT GIRTEN A.B., University of Alabama Driver's Training KATHLEEN DRAPER A.B., Birmingham Southern English and Dramatics EVA GREEN B.S., University of Alabama Physical Education U T' MARY HALL B.S., University of Alabama Foods and Science GREEN A B Shorter College M A Lll'1lVCI'SlKy of Alabama Biology Educatlon and Physics VARY ELLEN KING jOHN KING B S ,lb T C. B.F,A M A L HIYCISIU of Alabama Huston Art 5, T' DAVIS M. LILLIARD BS., M.A., Peabody LENA PENTECOST BS., j.S.T.C. English ,... 9, ,fa hw ff! Ag 54 l IDS la f A SARA ELIZABETH MASON FLORENCE MVRPHY A.B.. M.A., Vniversity ofCl1icag1m AB., Brcnau Cullege XVALTER NELSON BS, University of Alabama Chemistry and Guidance '71 Q English, Sncial Science Music PEARL SAXVYER A.B., M.A., Lniversit French and Latin ERA SEXVELL BS, I-Inward College English y of Alabama PERCY PENTECOST BS., Berry College M.A., L'niversitv of Alaha Social Science K DORIS SHIQLTZ BS., j.S.T.C. Biology 1 IW fic? -Q31 2 .cgi NP! X 5. RT , '74' RICHARD SCHMITZ B.S., University of Alabama Diversified Occupations BETTY THOMPSON AB., University of Alabama Spanish and English MAI DINF XVHITE A B English .,,,h: 53 A? E ! . I-x 4 F 16 . n JL H7119 ..-..-1 ' qw K A u. H 5 NSCSAKS EENT l 1, 4 '21 ' h -- -- D F16 w r. ,, 4- 'ff - uuhr' Ik Hugh Wallace-Prefident n,T veawfer buf Catoy MY MM SENICR CLASS OFFICERS . r . 'eS1den ,we P' , Gufxtet - 8 vmm 67 V I ww, Carleen Harwood-Secretary THE SENIOR CLASS HISTORY ffraduatrons drawing nlgh but wrthln our hcirts yyrll he fondest thoughts of Gadsden High go nd by Yes as our Semor finals so well expressed we the class of S7 are leayrng G H S but the memones wrll remaln wrth us foreyer' They are wonderful and cherished memories too for our class has been a great and much honored one' Lpon our arrryal at C HS we were as green and xnexperlenced as all Freshmen are but yye entered school wrth spxrlt determrnarron and a wrll to strrye for those great achzeye ments that soon were to be ours We were determlned to make a name for ourselyes and belreye me we haye ' en s rfshrnfry tue fnena ers f r f s o act1y1tres the band football team the Magnayoy and 'Xnnual staffs the Student founcrl the clubs and rn scholastic yyork we drdnt ITIISS a thing and although no blue ribbons came our way that year many were heard to sav that Two City Sllckers rn Terrrble Texas yy as one of the best stunts a freshman class had eyer produced At any rate when we entered our soon to be famous Sophomore year the eyperrence and knowledge we had galned slncc entering Gadsden High sent us :ff to a glorloys start Our H0mCCOmlUg float was pronounced marvelous and we had rn our hands the frrst rn a long successnon of coyetecl blue rtbbons' The second came not too long after when we were unanrmouslv proclarmed the yyrnner of the class talent shoyy competrtron This was the frrst year that Talent Shows were held and we feel that we helped start rt off wrth a bang with our slnglng dancmg and musrcal Hollywood Premrer These were wonderful days but lrttle drd we know of the glory that yy as yet to come to us Stunt Night drew near and our class once again put heart and soul as well as long hard work into what has come to be known as our masterpiece fan we eyer forget the sensation our stunt Sophomosw1lt7v1tch caused7' The beautiful little town and the gorgeous costumes plus a clever plot and perfection ln eyery way won the praise ef everyone as yy ell as the blue rzbbon' Yes thns was a perfect year rn every way' As juniors and at last upper classmen we agaln found ourselves on top of the world' Our Homecomrng float Blue Plate Special was awarded another flrst prrze and our almost professional talent show followed surt' The mevrtable Stunt Nxght rolled around make lt authentic orlgrnal and lust generally wonderful B t there IS always a flrst trnc for eyerythrng and thus was to become the frrst tue ln Stunt Nrghts history We shared blue rlbbtn yrth thc SLUIUFS tn the Snhom res starec tae rec wrth tue Frmsh was a lrttle drsapporntrng after all our work but yye were stall the three time yyrnners thatyear' As we returned to C H S rn the fall for the last time as Senxors we realxzed that eyery mrnute was precious and each day brought us nearer to the end of four wonderful years so we bucklel c own to spend them well' Our Homecoming float yyrth its ten foot moy able tiger made us a blue ribbon wlnner again and then the annual Magazine Campaign brought to us another challenge No class rn the South had eyer been able to sell S O00 worth of magaznnes Could we do xt You bet your hfe we could and we d1d We broke qurte a few records ln the process and frnally wound up wlth the grand total of S 738 SU' Maybe became yust a llttle t v ure selyes wrth all ou hon or ma yy asnt our time but myyy ay yye took the red rlbbon for our Talent Show and wanted for Stunt Nlght yylth more anyretv and determxnatlon than eyer It was our last and we yy anted rr ty be the sr and If w as There just arent enough adgectlyes to descrrbc our Nong of Int a The music bac dro s costumes Ll'1DLlUg srnglne inc actlng reachtc an almtst professxonal perfection' We were so happy and yet a little sad when yye agaln receryed the blue rrbbon for we knew It was our last Our wonderful banquet and dance haye come and gone also XVe haye said our good by s to eyerythrnfr that means Gadsden High and now as we take our etght blue rrbbons one red rrbbon our magazrne trophy and our dlplomas we wrll lust fade away and h pe t for all ce r o Hs ha g en us w h ye gryen o rt a llttle rn return by berng The Class of 1957 .y 4 - .HH A y W -' ' , ' 1 Q ' -. A ' 'S V S- -S-v ' , . , Y Ev- a E 4 r ..,. e ., l . ..bA. of ou :lass were consplcu us in all of the school 4' ' e 4 , 1 ' , , . A , ' ' ., , , , . -, - , , v V . v y . '14 4 v v - - ' ' V V v ' ,' , ' 1 4, - ' . , A . 1, I - vi ' ' . - V ' ' ' , ' x ' y . t Q and class rivalry' was at its height. Wfe worked day' and night on our Spree in Pareeu to ,, , ' ' . . , ' ' ' r', ' ' . 'f . the ' 1 y - fe ' .. 4 tl ' .UI o l 'l l ' 'l 'A l ' 1 . It v 4 ' V V 1 Q v 'r -, - I 1 I 'A 4 L 'I . ,, 5- I I ' v ' x A - y , - ,, I, ' 1 A' 1 A ' I A ' ' ' A' . . 'tl Y I , 'Y . V . ' ' r V 4' we ' oy s of our ' , of r ors, .ybe it just 'y A 'be 'ul ' 'Q 1 ' n li' ' - ek PI ' , . ', 'g c l ' A' Q' -l 4 V ' A . ' c I '. I t . ' 'h A. 'tv' yy A tha ' l a ld G. f. s iy' , 'e a ' t ' ' ' ' just ABERNATHY, GENEVA Glee Clubg Future Business Leaders Ot Amerit.1 ADAMS, BILL President National Honor Smietyg Stunt Nightg Stu- dent Cwuntilg Humetuming Fltmtg H1-YL Carneiua Clubg 'llilent Shmxg Seini-Centennial. ALFORD, JERRY ALEORD, SHIRLEY Tri-Hi-YQ Favnriteg Fl4Igsxx'ingeI'g Stunt Nightg Talent Showg Glee Club: Crucible Subscription Stuff: Stu- dent Councilg Setretary. Future Business l.C1lLlL'I'S uf America. 542-.My 'A W-H. TZ ,Q tr - - ,, Qi ' .as gk, 731' 2 K5 Q -nw 1' - Q-LY, ATKINSON. ANDIIRSON, DOROTHY 'Vi' iii Library Clubg Hobby Clubg Glee Clubg Home Fel Future Business Leaders Of America, ARTHUR, BILLY JOE ELAINE FaxOrite1 Stunt Nightg Christmas Float: Choral Club: El Sombrerni Semi-Centennialg International Club: 44 Talent Show. QT? AIKLTRIAN. BOBBY Q Clubg Ftputbiillg Tmtlt: Stunt Night. AUMAN, JANE AUSTIN, LINDA Semi-Centennialg Tri-Hi-YQ Choral Cluhg El Sombrero Clubg Stunt Nightg Girls' Glee Club: International Cluhg Talent Show. BALLARD, ROGER Footballg Basketballg Baseballg G Clubg Stunt Nightg Talent Showg Stunt Committeeg Homecoming Floatg Spanish Clubg International Clubg Choral Clubg Val- entine Program. BANDY, JANE Tri-HIAYQ Favoriteg Secretary-Treasurer Choral Clubg Talent Showg Who's Whog Magazine Winnerg Stu- dent Councilg Crucible Subscription Staffg President junior Red Crossg Sub Flagswingerg Latin Clubg Span- ish Clubg Stunt Night. 9. Y.T:Y IU' Y M fl. iii -s9 ' X BARNES, BENNY Ushers Clubg International Clubg Stunt Nightg Flag bearer Marching Bandg FBLAQ Magnavox Staff Wfinncr Fire Prevention Essay Contest. BEAM, BONNIE Library Club. BENTLEY, TOMMY G Clubg Footballg Basketballg Baseballg Traclcg I-Ii-Y Clubg Stunt Nightg Talent Showg Student Council Representativeg Float Committeeg Sweetheart Pro- gramg Red Cross Representative. BICE, GAIL International Clubg Semi-Centennialg Stunt N'ight1 Girls' Glee Clubg Talent Show. BII.I.lNKiSl.lfY, liSTHliR Born, Blu. lull Stunt Niglitg Talent Sliuwg Semi-Ccntcnnial1 Sports G Clubg Hi-YQ Varsity lftiutlxillg Tratlc. B Font Editor Crutilvlc. BRADLIEY, jiiAN Stunt Nightg Semi-Centennialg Choral Clubg FBLAQ Office Assistant. BRANNOCK, PAT Tri-Hi-Yg Choral Clubg El Sombrerng Crucible Sub- scription Staffg Girls' Glce Clubg International Clubg Invitation Committee. ,van 'Wi' Vw! hh.,- IC' M11 BRANxoN, ROY Aiiizx BROOKS, RAYNELL Treasurer of FBI.Ag Semi-Centennialg Stunt Night: Tri-Hi-Y. BURGER, jAeKiiz FTAQ Stunt Nightg Talent Showg Glec Club: Inter- national Clubg Semi-Centennial. BL'RRouciHs, NANCY Choral Clubg Stunt Nightg Talent Slmwg Future Teachers of Amcrifag Future Business Leaders of Americag Magazine Campaign Captaing Typist S1 Crucibleg Semi-Centcnnialg Glce Cluhg Magazine Campaign NX'inncrg Tri-Hi-Y. BIJRTTRAM, DANNY International Club, CASE, RICHARD Stunt Nighty Marching Bandg Concert Bandg Camera Club Presitlentg NX'ho's W'hog l'shers Clubg Picture Show Operator. CHAMBLIEE, CAROLYN Tri-Hi-Yg Stunt Nightg Floatg Choral Clubg Inter- national Clubg jr. Red Crossg Talent Showg Future Business Leaders of America. CHUNN, GARY Hi-YQ Ushers Clubg Student Councilg Dramatics Clubg Vice President of FTAQ Choral Clubg Stunt Night: G Clubg Cheerleaderg Latin Clubg National Thes pians Society, 'l :: ' T' , CLARK, EARL Football Escortg Kingsmang Stunt Nightg Valentine Program. CLAYTON, DONNA Tri-Hi-YQ Crucible Ad Staffg Choral Clubg Magnavox Ad Staffg El Sombrero, Semi-Centennial: Stunt Nightg Crucible Subscription Staffg Girls' Glee Clubg ji. Red Crossg Magnavox Reporterg International Club: Talent Showg Magazine Winnerg NX'ho's Whrm, COLE, CAROLYN FBLA: Girls' Basketball. COLEMAN, ROSE COOK, LEXIE GAIL National Honor Societyg Future Teachers of Americag Glee Clubg Choral Clubg Semi-Centennialg Honorary Tri-HiAY. COPELAND, DAN Crucible Ad Staffg Crucible Subscription Staffg Band. .. ,Iii ' , Mfg I COLLINS, ELIZABETH National Honor Societyg President Future Teachers of Americag 52 Latin Club: Stunt Nightg Choral Clubg Future Business Leaders of Americag Glee Clubg Semi-Centennial: Delegate to State FTA Convention' Tri-Hi-Y. 1 CONNOR, DON B Team Basketballg Varsity Footballg Captain Foot- ball Slg Baseballg G Clubg County Football 50. 51: Stunt Nightg Semi-Centennial. 2 NL X . 1' ,ffl WE 1 '1 li 3 in Cox, DON , , 42 Lmmmr if , -if CORNELIUS, RONALD Cox, BETTY LOU FBLAQ Stunt Nightg Library Semi-Centennial, Clubg Football Sponsorg Stunt Nightg Footballg Semi-Centennialg Talent Showg B Team Football Coach 51. CURRY, JUNE Tri-Hi-Yg Chaplain and Vice President District FTAg Semi-Centennialg International Clubg Glee Clubg Magazine Captaing Crucible Subscription Staffg Stunt Nightg Magazine Winner. DAX'llDSON, PAUL DAY, JOYNELL Student Council Rep.g Choral Clubg Sewing Clubg Red Crossg Arr Clubg FB:.,'ig Ring Committee: an, Tri-Hi-Y, DEEsE, GENE President Student Councilg Vice President Hi-YQ Sub- scription Staff Crucibleg Kingsmeng Wh0's XX'hog Choral Cluhg Football Escortg Blue Notesg Concert and Marching Bandg Stunt Nightg Business Manager Magnavoxg Ushers Clubg Dramatics Clubg Future Business Leaders of Arnericag Talent Showg National Honor Society. DICKSON, JEAN A Concert Bandg Future Teachers of Americag Interna- ,i tional Clubg Marching Bandg French Clubg Semi- W 'Vw Q ftluf lm Q, 'ww 'll!P 7Z A A L Fx I ' J ' .5 ,044 f V' 4 Centennialg All-State Bandg Float Committeeg Choral Clubg Stunt Night. T 'lm I sv E7 .E ci, , 1 I. R , Doaas, MAEEELLE Stunt Nighty Semi-Centennial. DOOLEY, BETTY ANN American junior Red Crossg Choral Clubz Library Assistantg Future Business Leaders of Amerita: Stunt Nighty Semi-Centennialg Magazine Captain. DUNN, jo ANN National Honor Society: French Clubg Treasurer of FTAQ Semi-Centennialg Secretarx' uf Latin Cluh1 Float Committeeg Stunt Nightg International Club: Choral Club. DL'NN.TOB1lNiX' D1'vAI.I,, SYLVIA XY'ho's XX'hog Captain Basketball Team. Emroxnsorsi, ALAN L Q Y s fs- if A . 2 an 341 50,-L.. up VVAAI M., QA ELROD CHRISTY Q., l , ra-'Wm 'W one Clubg FBLA. N Us 3 45 ENLOE, LEE Z p G Clubg Footballg Baseballg Basketballg Hi-YQ Stunt I 5 at Nightg Homecoming Floatg Ushers Clubg Spanish Clubg Picture Show Operatorg Semi-Centennial1 Busi- V 'v:,-. , !,.:I . ' ness Manager Magnavoxg Annual Ad Staffg Annual ll Subscription Staffg Hi-Y Convention. .LA '2 ' Q J Yin.- 'QTY 'N lip 'Yrs 'EU' ,,,--f 41' ig: -I .155 ESPY, ANNE Glec: Clubg Choral Club. ESPY, MAGDALENE Semi-Centennialg Girls' Glee Clubg Choral Club Magazine Airline Contest XX'inner. ESTES, KENNETH FARMER, PAGE National Thcspians Societyg Choral L'niong Glce Clubg Dramatirs Clubg Red Cross Representative, Camera Club: Hi-Yg Ushers Clubg Future Teacliers of Americag Stunt Nightg Talent Showg Choral Speakers Union. FARROXW, RUBY jo FESELER, MARY ANNA Tri-Hi-Yg International Clubg Glee Clubg Stunt Nightg FTAQ Transferred from North Ave. Presby- terian School. Atlanta. Ga. FisH, ANITA Choral Clubg Semi-Centennialg junior Red Crossg Vice President of FTA 513 Secretary of FTA 52g Tri-Hi-Yg National Honor Societyg Art Club. FORD, BOBBY G Clubg Footballg Baseball. 'PH' if V 46' Fox, DOROTHY FREEMAN, THOMAS GAITHER, L. D. Concert Band: hfarching Bandg Semi-Centennialg Fu- ture Business Leaders of Americag Stunt Night. GLEASON, SARA National Honor Societyg Tri-Hi-YQ Vice President of Freshman Classg President of Library Clubg Fu- ture Business Leaders of America: Subscription Staff: Stunt Nightg Semi-Centennialg Future Teachers of Americag French Club: Typist for 1952 Crucible. Talent Showg Stunt Nightg Glee Club. Goiuwix, JAMES Football Escort. G00lDI.liT, EARLFNIQ Future Business Leaders of Americag Girls' Basket-- ball. GRANT, ToMMY Choral Clubg Tracltg Oratorical Contest, GRi5ATi-iousn, JOYCE XX'ho's XX'h0g Treasurer National Honor Societyg Tri-Hi-Yg Secretary-Treasurer National Thespiansg Vice President Art Clubg Future Teachers of Amei icag Delegate of FTA Conventiong International Clubg Semi-Centennialg Oratorical Contestg Choral Clubg Stunt Nighty Float Committeeg Valedictorian. ,M 'U Vw. Y 'cf-av 'V 'Ihr frm! ,K N X 4? 'S du- iunw... GRlFFIN,W1ARRIiN Kingg Secretary National Honor Sotietyg Secretary Boys' Hi-YQ Vice President and President of Choral Clubg Band Captaing Vice President and President of Latin Clubg Lieutenant Governor Boys' Statcg Ushers Clubg G Clubg All-State Bandg Alabama All- Star Track Teamg Crucible Subscription Staffg W'ho's Wfhog Stunt Nightg Magazine Vfinnerg Quartette 521 Trackg Ring Committeeg Magnavox Staff. Guxrijit, JIMMY Transferred from Spotsylvania High, Va.: Football Fscortg Vice President of Senior Classg Talent Showg Stunt Night. GUEST, jovce Girls' Basltetballg Semi-Centennialg Stunt Night. HALT., JANICE Glee Clubg tional Club. Semi-Centennialg Stunt Nightg Interna- HALL, jovcii HA5llI.TON, BLTTY HALIILTON, TOMMYE Choral Clubg International Clubg Semi-Centennialg Stunt Nightg Delegate to Youth LQislatureg Tri- Hi-Y Conferenceg Tri-Hi-Y Presitlentg Lab Assistantg Crucible Subscription and Ad Staffg Historian of Future Teachers of Americag Treasurer of junior Classg Stunt Committeeg Dramatits Clubg Girls' Stateg Talent Showg Stunt Night. HANEY, JANE Transferred from Gaston High Sthoolg Glee Clubg Future Teachers of Amerita. 'mf 3 '49 hr int? ANU! 'Q Nd 'Vt HARIDIN, BILL I Teamg Camera Clubg Latin Club, HARRISON, CARL Footballg G Club, HARw0oIm, C.-XRl.liliN Cheerleatlerg Football Sponsorg liiwriteg Setretary of Senior Class: Co-Captain of Bdsl-Le'Tl'Llll iliE3.lIl'lQ FBLA: Stunt Nightg Talent Show: Semi-Centennial. Tri-Hi-YQ G Club, HAWKINS, IILNIS Glee Cluhg Girls' B.ISketb.Ill Team: lfuture Busine Leatlers of America: Semi-Centennial. fx if ive. Marching Bandg Concert Bandg Stunt Nightg Tratk HEATH CAROL Future Teachers Of America' Semi-Centennial' Stunt Nighty Float Committee: junior Red Cross, HIZATON, jimmy , , iw v. I my 1 Hi-Yg International Clubg Crucible Staffg Choral , V 'P' Clubg Marching Banclg Cheerleaderg G Clubg Red M in Crossg Ushers Clubg Stunt Nightg Talent Showg Floatg I SemiACentennial. HOLIDRIIDGE, MARX' ANN Stunt Nightg Talent Showg Flagswingerg B Bandg Spanish Clubg Glee Clubg Football Sponsorg Semi- Centennial: Home Economics Club. HOOKS, ANN Cheerleaderg G Clubg Semi-Centennialg International Clubg Girls' Basketball Teamg Marching Band. mf 'Q:'T'Zl U' a 4 -A-aw. -Q- 'if if lit A my ,l '09 fl 4 HOOKS JAUINITA FBLA Club' Library Club' Semi-Centennial HOLTZCLAW ALFRED HARRIS, RUBY MAE HUNT, BILL Transferred from Flora High School, in Flora, Miss,g Football Teamg G Clubg International Club. 45. J.-xcxsox, JEAN Girls' Basketball Teamg Stunt Nighty Talent Showg Gym Review' Spanish Clubg Future Business Leaders of America Clubg Semi-Centennialg Tri-Hi-Y JENNINGSA, SHIRLIEY Tri-Hi-YQ Marching and Concert Bandg Lieutenant of Band S!-52g International Clubg Subscription Staff 52 Crucibleg Floatg Football Sponsorg Magazine XX'inner. 5' -pf 'C7 G 1 KLLTON, NORMA Tri-Hi-YQ Stunt Nightg Talent Showg Glee Clubg Magazine Campaign Captaing Office Assistantg Semi- Centennialg FBLA Club. KNOW'I.liS, MARTHA Ti'i4Hi-YQ Stunt Nightg Semi-Centennialg Business Manager of 52 Crucible-g Head Flagswingerg Future Teachers of Americag Football Sponsorg Talent Showg Fluatg International Clubg Subscription Staffg Future Business Leaders of Americag Glee Clubg National Honor Societyg Valentine Program. 37 el- .X 'N A Q, 1 'f -, -- . A , if Q U inffvx 5 Y LANOERS, DOT Majoretteg Spanish Clubg International Clubg Choral Cluhg Football Sponsorg Latin Clubg Stunt Com- mitteeg Float Committeeg Stunt Nightg Semi-Cen- tennialg Christmas Princessg Tri-Hi-Y, LANOFORO, XVANOA Future Business Leaders of America. fig, wg J. LATHAM, DOROTHY Glee Club: Choral Club. LEECH, RAMONA Secretary-Treasurer Sophomore Class: X'i'hO's XY'hO1 G Club: Stunt Nightg Cheerleaderg Captain Basket- ball Teamg Football Sponsor. Lita-ii'FooT, l-'ox G Clubg Tritlt 'll-tim: Magnavox staff. Lixlusiw, Primm' Captain Basketball Teamg Gymnastic Reiiew, LIVRETT, JEANIZTTIZ LOVORN, KA'1'H1iRx'N : .XR X 'm 'XX 9, ia? f',-725 X-O I ? . ei ln' -t-vw, we , M, lk . qw . 4 as gl uv- QQ 'av' , 'f.,:r -Cal '-lsA...q nn-f' sf -3 l 'Y z if Qtr' ' , In i:,w, 19' . Lowi, BERT National Honor Societyg Boys' Hi-YL Editor of Magnavox 50'51. 51-523 Vice President of Latin Clubg Stunt Nighty All-State Bandg Confert and Marching Bandg Secretary-Treasurer of Student Coun' cilg Handbook and Directory Staffg Crucible Staff: Honor Rollg VC'lio's VC hog Debate Teamg Kingsmen Orchestrag Choral Clubg Semi-Centennial: Quartet: Talent Show Comniitteeg Assistant Head Usher of it ew, Lfshers Club. LUCAS, WAYNE LYDA, LARRY lWCBRAYER, CLAUIJE Stunt Nightg Vice President of Camera Club? Cbvfall Clubg jr. Red Crossg Float Committee: Talent Show. MCBRIIJE, BARBARA Choral Clubg Semi-Centennialg Glce Clubg FBLA, Biology Clubg Home Economics Clubg Subscription Staff. MCCAULEY, ROGERS Transferred from Hilsboro High, Nashville. Tenn, 19503 Boys' Hi-YQ Marching Bandg Concert Bandg Debate Teamg Magnavox Ad Staffg National Honor Society. MCCAY, OLD jo FBLA Clubg Sewing Clubg Stunt Nightg Glee Clubg- Choral Club. MCCLUENY, RONALD Assistant Editor of Crucibleg G Clubg Varsity Footf ballg B Team Footballg Hi-Yg Camera Clubg Home- coming Floatg Talent Show Committeeg Stunt Nightg Semi-Centennialg Crucible Subscription Staff, Atl Staffg Choral Club. T 1332 .72 A 141' iixqx 3' f ? Q 'FS' N X NICELROY, BOBBY MCELROY, JOYCE Stunt Nightg Talent Showg Choral ClubgDramatics Clubg International Clubg Biology Clubg Floatg Sew- ing Club: Semi-Centennialg Fashion Editor of Mag- nzivoxg Magazine Winnerg jr. Red Cross, Bi.-KCKIEY, JOHNNY NTCKIBBEN, Biting jimi NIAYBEN, MARTHA MAYO, M. A. 'YN Qu Boys' Hi-YQ Concert Bandg Marching Bandg Alternate Captain Banclg International Clubg Kingsmen Or- chestrag Talent Showg Choral Clubg Semi-Centennial. MEEKS, MARY Stunt Nightg Talent Showg Choral Clubg Dramatics Clubg Semi-Centennial, MIl.I.ICAN, Ross Sports Editor of Magnavoxg Baseball Team. I, I F' 'Vuf 'Cl Q 3 5 MILLIGAN, VVANIIA Sewing Cluhg Reporter of Future Business leaders of Americag Gymnastic Revievvg Oratorical Con- testant of Birmingham News 1949-1950. Represent- ing Gadsden and Etowah County. MOORE, JOAN MOORE, PATRICIA MORRIS, SHERMAN National Honor Societyg Hi-Y: International Cluh Presidentg jr. Red Crossg Vice President Choral Cluh: Talent Show Committeeg Float Committeeg lkliers Club: XY'ho's Wfhog B Team Baskethallg Magnaxox. Staff: Magazine VUinnerg Valentine Programg Trans- ferred from Central Highg Minneapolis. Minn. NAIL, Lois FBLA Clubg Red Cross. NASH, ANITA Choral Clubg Football Sponsorg Ring Committeeg Stunt Nightg Talent Showg Glee Club. NATION, MARY ANN Tri-Hi-Yg FTAQ Marching Bandg Concert Bamdg Ring Committeeg Stunt Night. NEsBiTT, WAYNE Stunt Nightg Talent Showg Chaplain of Hi-Yg Head Usherg Magnavox Staffg Ushers Clubg Student Coun- cilg Choral Clubg Latin Clubg Business Manager of 52 Annualg Annual Ad Staffg GHS Quartetg Semi- Centennialg National Honor Society. 2,fs.,a, .Wan-1 'T' 5, ff NIVENS, ERMA JEAN NOOJIN, BOBBY Boys' Hi-Yg Marching Bandg Concert Bandg Medal XX'inner at All-State Bandg Treasurer of jr. Red Crossg Orchestrag NX'ho's Who 50, 51, 523 Stunt Nightg Semi-Centennialg Talent Showg Crucible Staffg Float Committeeg Magnavox Staffg Dramatics Clubg Choral Clubg Combog Valentine Program. O f X 4 ODEN, DANNY Onom, Louise Choral Clubg International Clubg FTAg Tri-Hi-YL Stunt Nightg Crucible Ad Staffg Red Cross Rep.g Semi-Centennial. PAt,E, GRETA National Honor Societvg 'l'ri-Hi-Y: Crutihle Stattg Home Fconomits Cluhg Choral Cluhl Semi-Ccntcn- nialg International Cluhg Glee Cluhg Spceth '!,luh, Stunt Nightg Drama Festivalg Fuutball Spunwr. Float Committeeg Latin Club: Valentine Program, PARKER, lxli-XRY Lott Sewing! Club: jr. Red CrosS1 Magazine Cainpaign Captaing Glee Clubg Choral Clubg Stunt Night. Talent Showg Vice President and President of FBLA. PAYNIT, O. j. PFARSON, GARY vw- Z' -luv' PENTIZCOST, MARQARET ANN Glec Club: FBLA: Office Assistant, PERRY, DEAN leatlcrg Track Tearng G Cluhg Captain Magazint Semi-Centennial. PHILLIPS, Lil.i.1AN FBLA: Home Eqonomits Cluh: Magazine faimpaign XX'innc-rg Girls' Baskethall 'lk-ani. Pi-lipids, DIELORES FBLAQ Home Economics Clubg Semi-Centcnnialg Stunt Night: Gymnastic Reviewg Girls' Baskethall Teamg Tri-Hi-Y. Student Councilg Stunt Night Talent Showg Cheera Campaigng High Salesman Magazine Campaignz PRLTITT, MARY ANN Tri-Hi-Yg FBLA1 Choral Clubg jr. Red Cross: Glee Clubg Semi-Centennialg Stunt Night. RAi.1.s, DIANE Ptxsox, CHARi,i1s PRt'n'T, Bohm' XX'ho's XX'htvg Semi-Centennialg FTA: Red Cmssg Stunt Nighty Talent Slums: . 14,3 4 W. ff, f. N, ' '-f ,, Homecoming Maidg Favorite: Secretary junior Classy Flagswingcrg W'ho's Whog Magazine W'innerg Sec- retary jr. Red Crossg Stunt Nightg Student Councilg Tri-Hi+Y. 5 191 , 1 ,rw ve- I 'l l ,104 ..- N. .,n-T-with 'W ' s .ff', w. - U 'H' I 'V dj RAYBVRN, CAROL Riznvizs, HELEN Review. RICHARDS, Dox ROBIQR rs, BRYON Frenth, Vshers Club. Favoriteg Choral Clubg Stunt Nightg Treasurer Senior Classy Talent Showg Glee Clubg Tri-Hi-Y. 1 Future Business Leaders of Americag Home Ecof nomics Cluhg Girls' Basketball Teamg Gymnastit 'Yi S ROBERTS, Tl'RK National Honor Sotictyg President of Boys' Hi-YQ XX'ho's Whog Latin Cluhg Bandg B Baskethallg Choral Clubg Vshers Cluhg Magnavox Staff: Artist 52 Cruci- blcg jr. Red Crossg Stunt Nightg Boys' Stateg Dc- batc Teamg GHS Quartetteg Float Committee-3 Talent Show. ROPER, DONNA Tri-Hi-YQ Future Business Leaders 0f'Americag Stunt Nightg Talent Showg Floatg S6mi-Centennial. ROSENBERG, KAY Tri-Hi-Yg Spanish Clubg Stunt Nightg Semi-Centcn- nialg Home Economics Clubg Choral Cluh: Glue Clubg B Bandg Magnavox Staff. RYAN, BARBARA ANN FBLAQ Stunt Nightg Home Economicsg Girls' Bas- ketball Teamg Gymnastic Review. 5 , . xx '54 m..,, 3 wa If QW Sr' N-v is , r . 9 SAULS, GERALDINE Marching Bandg Semi-Centennialg Concert Home Economics Club. SAXON, VIRGINIA Glee Clubg Choral Clubg Semi-Centennial, SEWELL, ALBERT SHORT, RONALD Band SMITH. BARBARA Choral Cluhg SemiACentcnnialg Football Sponsor Stunt Nightg Favoriteg Student Councilg Bantl, SMITH, BILLY SMITH, NIORRIS SMITH, MYRA JUNE Glee Clubg Stunt Nightg Semi-Centennialg Choral Clubg Future Teachers of Americag Home Economics Clubg Latin Club. fav' 'if , 2, 4 v '27 Kxx . l nw ii A.-W' SPIEI.BI5RG, JANE National Honor Societyg Tri-Hi-YQ W'ho's Whog Football Sponsorg Concert Bandg Stunt Nightg Semi- Centennialg Future Business Leaders of Americag , Marching Bandg Spanish Clubg Choral Clubg Future .- Teachers of Americag jr. Red Crossg Crucible Sub- scription Staff. STALI.INos, RUTH National Honor Societyg 'Fri-Hi-Y. STANCIELL, CECELIA Latin Cluhg Girls' Baskctballg Semi-Centennialg Stunt Night: FBLA. STIaPHLNs, ELLEN Choral Clubg National Thespian Society: Home Economics Club. STEPHENS, REBECCA STEPHENSON, GERALD STEVENSON, VISTA Tri-Hi-Yg Flagswingerg Whos W'hog Treasurer of International Clubg Choral Clubg Football Sponsorg Stunt Nightg Semi-Centennial. STEWART, GA11, Semi-Centennialg jr. Red Crossg Library Clubg Stunt Nightg Floatg Future Business Leadersg Girls' Bas- ketballg Choral Club. dun, 'K 000 g,...-nv STINE, ROBERT Vice President of Sophomore Classg FBLAQ Who's Whog Stunt Nightg Valentine Program. STOFFREGEN, ALMA Semi-Centennialg Choral Clubg Glee Clubg FBLAQ Home Economics Clubg Biology Club. TERRY, Rox' THOMAS, HENRIETTA Stunt Nightg Semi-Centennialg Talent Showg FBLAQ Student Councilg Choral Clubg Gymnastic Reviewg Home Economics Club. THOMAS, LAVIERNE lDeceaQetll Stunt Night1 Semi-Centennialg Glce Clubg National Thespians Presitlentg Tri-Hi-YQ Crucible Fditorg Latin Clubg Substription and Ad Staff of Crucibleg Spanish Club: Hometoming Float Com- K mitteeg Student Councilg Magazine Vfinner. THOMPSON, LAMAR Marthing Band: Concert Band: Stunt Nightg Lieu- tenant in 52 Bandg Circulation Manager of Magna- voxg Subscription Staff of 52 Crucible. THORNTON, MARX' ALiCE Homecoming Queen 52, Beauty 49. 52, Favorite 50, Slg Majorette 49-52g W'ho's XX'hog Club Editor 52 Crucibleg Society Editor Magnavoxg Chaplain Tri- Hi-Yg Stunt Nightg Ring Committeeg Homecoming Maidg Semi-Centennialg FBLAQ Third Place Maga- zine Wfinnerg Float Committeeg Talent Showg Valen- tine Program. TRAYLOR, TONY Marching Bandg Concert Bandg All-State Bandg Kingsman Orchestrag FBLAQ Stunt Nightg Talent To QW. in V f rl! 'V' 'Q lg 3, W v---' Showg Choral Clubg Float Committee. in - la Q ' G 1, -'Qt 43- : 'F F . UPTf7N,lY1.ARlIf H Ag ,L Semi-Centcnnialg Choral Clubg Glee Club: Future ' gf Af H -f Business Leaders of Americag Home Economics Club S fish - - VICE, liRRY , xt 1 'JN K .. Q I L I l ' gl 5 F 6 Vicii, NELDA jo Girls' Basketball Team: Semi-Centennial: Home Etonuntitx Club: Gymnastic Rcwiew. XVAQNON, Primm' Future liuwiuew Leaders of Aincrica: Stunt Night: Semi-Centennial: Subscription Staffg -lr. Red Cum: Girli' Basketball Team, Q WALKIZR, 'lAi'Ni'i'A jr. Red Crossg Semi-Centennialg FBLAQ Camera Clubg Girls' Basketballg Choral Clubg Talent Showg Stunt Nightg Glee Club. XWALLACE, HUGH President of the Senior Classg President of the jun- ior Classg President of Camera Club ily Treasurer of Hi-Y Clubg Student Councilg Football Escortg Crucible Pliotogrtipherg Floatg M.ig.i7ine Campaign Leaderg -lr. Red Crossg Footballg French Club: Ring Committeeg International Clubg Vshers Clubg Talent Showg Invitation Committceg Magazine Vfinner, wi-if 123' FBLA. WAi.i.ACia, MARX' Rt'TH Maioretteg Beauty 50. 511 liiwritt- S11 XY'ho's Xlflio Homecoming Floatg Ifootlmill Sponsorg Stunt Nightg Talent Showg Semi-Centt-nnialg Tri-Hi-YQ Glee Clubg Float Committeeg Reporter of Future Business Lead- ers of America. WALLER, joHN o 'r No VUATFORD, TROY ,rv 'C' Varsity Footballg All-State Teamg All-County Team: Trackg Baseballg President of G Clubg XX'ho's XYhog Stunt Nightg Kingsmeng President of Freshman Class. XYIATSON, VUILLIAM XYHZAVFR, BENNY Marching Bandg Stunt Nightg Concert Bandg Choral Clubg International Clubg Semi-Centennial. WHEELIER, BARBARA VUHIEELER, BETTY SLE Future Business Leaders of Americag Home Eco- noniicsg Glee Clubg Gymnastic Review. WHis1.cHi2L, CHARLES Semi-Centennialg Stunt Nightg Marching Bandg Con- cert Bandg All-State Bandg Camera Clubg Orchestra. 5- .Z ,AI VVHITE,-IEAN Choral Clubg FBLAQ Semi-Centennialg French Clubg Gymnastic Reviewg Captain Girls' Basketball 49-50. WHITE, HELEN Library Clubg Glee Clubg FBLAQ Semi-Centennial. -7.-. if X fi I' g 'L 1 ' ' '2 -V,-14 Q N. 1 rg. . rw WHITEY, BILLY WIER, BETTY Future Business Leaders of Americag Choral Club Red Crossg Glee Club. WILSON, MARX' Library Clubg Choral Clubg FBLA Club. WIILSON, MAX XX'ho's V'ho1 Basketball A and B Team: AIl'County Basketball. Most Valuable Player County Tourna- mentg Hi-Y1 Baseballg Trackg Football Manager: G Clubg Vice President of Hi-YQ Spanish Club: Stunt Nightg Homecoming Float Committee: Semi-Centen- nialg Cheerleaderg Hi-Y Convention: Secretary G Club: Student Council: Captain Basketball Team 521 Magazine Campaign Captaing All-District Bas- ketball. VUILLIAMS, BILLY JOE XVILLIAMS, ZELL WHORTON, BOB National Honor Societyg Stunt Nightg Floatg Spanish Clubg Marching Band: Concert Bandg Red Crossg Student Councilg Ushers Clubg Semi-Centennialg Choral Club. XVOFFORD, DOROTHY SUE National Honor Societyg Glee Clubg Semi-Centennialg Choral Clubg Lab Assistantg Future Teachers of Americag Subscription Staffg Tri-Hi-Y. I9 U 7- Or 'gf 'sr l . 2 .lk 2 BRYAN, JIMMY COTHRAN, PAUL COOPER, RUDOLPH FORRESTER, BETTY HOLLOxx'AY, BARRY Not pictured JOHNSON, RONNY JONES, JOE ED KEELINO, BILLY LIGHTFOOT, Fox WRENN, LAURA LEE Future Teachers of Americag Stunt Nightg Talent Showg Semi-Centennialg Jr. Red Crossg Choral Club: National Thespiansg Dramatics Club Secretaryg Tri- Hi-Yg International Club. MOORE, RICHARD PATTERSON, BILL REYNOLDS, JOHNNY SHEPHERD, BOBBY WE'FZEL, JIMMY 'lv' '9 ta Prof. Traylor and the Atomic Test What Is This Thing Called Love? Winter Wonderland ' , V igigzyr Y fifiiiwif Seniors' Masterpiece ll K! f fi? S P2 4 gi K ...Q ' i if 1 ' J Yea! Seniors Y Y! XID Drunks! ll I- M uniors and Seniors Together?? .I -Iii-air Xl A il lm 2. Working Girls 9 2 1 P L nf I 40 1 y H- Oh B05 Another Blue Rlbbon Ihr- c Dld We ScllMag.1z1new ' 9 f Aw A511 P . Cool Ole Qamlx 8 X ISTA STPVENSONJ TERRELI. ROBERTS , M051 Allvfefic RAIWONA LEACH-UPIGGY af' WHO ORS A1m5mdi0f'5 ARD CASE 50YCE GREA THOKSEJRIQH ,fu H ff' 'gf 1 M ' f' ' , , 9. c ' 1 'W 1 Q1 lj IYXX f, 'ln x7fjl 'f I 'Nfl Moy! Soflaifticaled DONNA CLAYTONfSHERMAN MORRIS ITN! 2- DQNN Clffefz Beit Lookzug INIARY RUTH VUALLACE-XY'ARREN GRIFFIN A ROPERXB OBBY NO OJIN 5, '11 H. X LAST WILL AND TESTAME T e tle members ot the Senior Class ol U57 at 1 ten IALI Sch n the Ctx tsden and State ol -Xli in o t 1 x ist e are this tt e r 1 o x o x xx all ie ure Senior e isses ot S x le ot sadn x i xx c x rt from this scene ol sm manx of our happiest momen s To the juniors xxe leave our ability to sell magazines To the Sophomores xxe leaye our ability to xxin blue ribbons To the Freshmen xxe leaxe three more xears ol l rtl xx irlx and i y XX'attord xxill my place in the lnotbt team to Parham Boo r rolyn Chamblee leaxe my Spanish ability to Benny Stinson I l pe toes moe yxith it than I haye xx hich isn t much Earl Edxxin Clarlx jr bequeath to errx Sims and Pitrielx Xolxum Hillside Terrace Robert Leonard Stine gave nothing leaxe nothings Mary Anne Pruitt xxill my loxe tor the alumni to Patsy X ines ane Bandx lxnoxxing his loxe tor them xxill tx Milton XX ieeins mx luxe for anyeles and rxes geometric il that is ta Qtexenson leaxe my ability t sleey in lass t 1 e e x 1 g s xoret' onna Claxton l aye my love tor e lleyces men parties el the I Xn s it aclxie Burteer leaye mx loxe for dear ole C H S to mx sister Xnita bhirlex Jennings xxill mx loxe for singing, t 1 lanie Sue XX tllaee Betty Hamilton do hereby yxill mx loxe tor Nrs Cireen to my sister Rose Hamilton Erma jean IXixens do hereby xxill my loxe and respect tor Miss Draper to any simple minded Freshman Bill Hunt xxill my desire to play another year ol football to Billy Griffin artha Mayben l lereby xyill ay l lty t hely rs reen to three mosqurtt Margaret Ann Pentecost leaye my sloxx moyement to foe Fllen Chambers Martha Knovxles leaye my love for little football players to Caroline Helderman Barbara Ann Ryan leaye mx quiet xxaxs and my ability to get to school on time to mx sister Martha Naney Burroughs xxill mx last name to mx sister XX eyeie maybe she xxont haxe to lxeep it as long as I have Qhirley Alford leave mx place as tlagsxxineer to the next girl who hates to ,eixe it up as much as I do Tommy Bentley leaye the rest ot the athletic equipment that I haye not talxen to Coaeh Teel' Betty Ann Dooley do xxill mx quiet pleasant and lady like xyays to Norma Priclxett Gerald Stephenson leaye mx son and mx last name to Hoss Amberson Lillian Phillips leave my class ring to mx sister Helen because she xxill probably get married instead of becoming, 1 Senior Morris Smith xxill mx seat in chemistry to any poor soul that talxes it une Curry' do vxrll my pretty hands to anyone xx ho can lxeep them out of the drshpan jaunita Walker leave my good grades and possibilities for success to Esther Lee Goggans Christy hlroel leaxe my tiny figure to Ramona Simpson Bobby Nooiin came saxx conquered this opportunity I leaxe to mx proteges Tommy Cross and Tony Miller xxho didnt quite malxe it this year XX'e Magdalene and Anne Espy xxill our places in Mrs Hursts Democracx class t anxone who has the Time jane Haney leave my love for dancing to julia Ann Presley Bill Adams hereby bequeath mx 1nab1l1tx to get or lxeep a girl friend to anyone xxho is that unluclxy for lucky l Kathryn Loyyorn do hereby vxill my tacley blue gym suit and tennis shoes to Mrs Green to xxear on the trampalene on rainy clavs Dorothy Latham leave mv ability to become a teachers pet to Gail w7llllHmS Helen Reeves leave mx plaee in elriying class to anxone xx ho can start off in hieh gear ron Roberts l ve mx seat tp ye l t mn if next years Seniors xxishes to talxe typing Greta Page rather unyxillingly leaye to Lanis my luclx in alxxays being able to acquire art eligible male' Hugh XY allace xxill mx loxe for A Models to anxone vxho lilxes to push e Charles XX'helehel and Billy XX hitex leaxe tur lt xe far the Marines ti anxbodx xxl becomes of age Robert L Stine vxill mx niclx name to the person vxho I lxnovx is vxorthy of it lerry Sims IBob XVhorton do leave to some yerx luclxy junior mx talent of getting alone xxith Grandma Hurst I jo Anne Dunn do leaxe mx natural curly hair to Vivian Hiclxs I Joyce McElroy do vxill mx ability to pronounce Spanish to jane Lane I, Don Cox, leaxe my loxe for Miss Draper to Tommy Cross, Poor Boy' I jimmy Gunter leave to Boyce Barnes my dislilxe for shaving fCor1tmued on Page 21 II XV, i A ' ' 1 f ' Q ' I - . Cadsl H' 'l f' ool i ' ,i I' of Gal .G . ' tbgr a, being ol s unl mind .intl mem xrxg tlo make, pullfl and del '. i lv ou last xxill and testament, thefrelx rex' king all pre 'i us x'ill or ills, To tl lut A .i - A lt '- G.H,f xxe' le-a 'e the Aeling A . ess x'itl 'hi 'li x'e pa ' '- ' ' 1 1' . '- A t . ' ' 'f '- - I 'A . ' ia '1 ' . fun. I,P'gg1' ' I , 1' 1 t ' it :ll A. : t lee. I, Ca ' . 1 3 A 1' f i . i i 1' A ' . ' . io - he l a re I, I ', ., . J 1' Q . 1 ' ' ' ' . i ' ' 1 z I, ' ' i . ' l ' . ' 1 . LJ ', ' ' '- ' , t ' pf ' 1 ' . i . eu ' -- ta' ' 'Q . ' If 1 I,ViS . . . '-' 1' o. Uv' o anyone els x'hi et l -l.f I, D I 1' , C. ' 1' ' 'o ' , ' . . I' , an ' ', of Ala. to x i.e- C. mt Llp iq ' 1' A V S. A I ' . I1 ' ' . A ' , 1 ,' , ., ' ,' , l 1 1 'fl I, Marx' Ann Holelridge xx'ill my' love for ex-football players to Judy' -lones. I, INI ' ' A , eo i- ' 'I ri ' a wi i 1' o - w M G - A 'A I I yes. I, 1 ' , - t . ' '- ' G. A 1 , . I, ' , ' , ' , , ' . 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' 1 1 1v A 1 AS TIME GOES BY Whrle I was rn the A8tP store the other day I saw Robert Strne Yes you guessed rt Robert rs manager now Whrle I was dorng my shopprng I ran rnto Lamar Thomp son Lamar rs ehampron wrener peeler now Later I ran rnto Tony Traylor and Brll Whrtey I asked them what they were dorng nowadays and I found out that they are co partners as Professronal Hoboes and Alma Stoffrenger rs therr secretary As I left tk tore I met erry Vrce and he rs strll at hrs old job on a Gadsden Trmes paper route Srnce crry rs Nelda Vree s eousrn I rsked hrm how she was He told me that she rs playrng professronal basketball wrth the Atlanta Tom Boys and makrng good at rt too Speakrng of basketball Ire been readrng an awful lot about Max Barto Wrlson lately He rs the star player for the Harlem Clobetrotters As I walked on down the street I met Hugh XX7allace our elass presrdent Hugh has taken over Boyette Glass and Parnt Co and rs gettrng rreh I asked hrm rf he had heard anythrng from Benny Weaxer and Charles Whetchel He sard that Benny rs a famous archrteet rn New York and Charles rs makrng hrs eareer rn the Marrnes As we talked on many other of our elassmates got rnto the conversatron Troy Prggy Watford our great hrgh school football player rs now coachrng at Snead r College Peggy Wfagnon and Betty Wheeler turned agarnst us and marrred some Sansom boys Laura Wrenn rs now one of Gadsden s favorrte Welfare Workers and Dot Wafford rs her x ray technrcran uanrta Walker rs Mrss Turners assrstant rn typrng elass at G H S I also found out that a good many of our grrls haye gone to Washrngton to work wrth the F BI They are ean Whrte Helen Whrte Betty Wrer ane Wrllrams and Mary Wrlson Nflarre Upton rs now school teacher at G H S and she just lox es to check the roll I found out that we haxe a celebrrty rn our class and thats Henrretta Thomas I hear that shes really makrng good rn those New York nrghtclubs wrth her assrstant ackre Burger Bobby Shepherd and Brlly joe Wrllrams are strll around town They lrve a lrfe of lersure I also found out that Mary Alrce Thornton and Mary Ruth Wallace our majorettes when we were rn school are strll pats and together They haye a wonderful acrobatrc team wrth Rrnglrng Brothers Barnum and Barley Crrcus There are so many people rn our elass who are marrred and haxe krds' Some of them are Brll Hunt to Sara Gleason Brlly Lambert to Norma Kelton Barry Holloway to Shrrley Alford une Hawkrns to Ralph that boy from Etowah Mary Ann Holdrrdge and erry Payne Shrrley ennrngs and Brll Boyd fand by the way they are strll rarsrng eowsj and Ramona Leach to a professronal baseball prteher Ann Hooks and her husband are rarsrng a football team Lrnda Kay Austrn and Brll McPherson and Garl Bree and Brll Golden are all happrly marrred too urte a tew are rn the protessronrl Irelds srrth as Wrrrcrr Grrtfen After completrng hrs nas al seholarshrp and seryree he rs rn Hollywood makrng at least 4 prctures a year rmmy Cunter ls srngrng wrth some brg name orrhestra at the Coeonut Croxe and ames Godwrn rs a harr stylrst rn New York Dot Ianders rs marrred to Cary Leach and she rs teaehrng Spanrsh at Vandy Martha Knowles rs dorng her Gootus rn New York and makrng qurte a name at rt too rmmy Heaton rs dancrng that Valentrno style rn the moxres and makrng qurte 1 hrr Brll Hardrn rs strll up to mrsehret and Ronny ohnson srngs rn the Blaekwood Bros quartette oe Ed ones rs presrdent ot the US Motortyele Assoc and Brlly Keelrng rs already a retrred busrnessman Fox Lrghttoot was tellrng us all about hrs latest trrp to the Olymprcs and he seemed to make qurte a good showrng Peggy Lrndsey rs rn sports and Carol Heath rs the new Presrdent of the Red Cross . , , . . Y I .I V . 7 , . . w , A V - , ' .1 f f . .V V, r ' y f V , , ' . . 1 ' . '-.'- - ' , , ' V . ., , ,. , - .. . ,, , ..- , v. .1 ak' vs . . I 4 .k. r r . ,. I , . , r' . f- '. ' I 4- y. ' y ' I LL-,. ' ' . ' V - . , . ., - ... , . , , ,J . 7 'l gi 1 - ,D v 4 Y , , . . . , . 1 . I v A Y , , ' v v-U r , v I V - 4 , - s , , . V ' ' . ' 1 , ' Y , . , . , ,,- ,..' ' . ,. . , . y .f . ' f ' ' ' . , , . J' , I , '- -' ,' , ' 5 . , , r - V , 4- I . . , F F5 is Y P X - I Q W N hx SX CIS? LLL3, SLE l yi,- igfl N - Q- Si T I Ss J ' f SS 2-1 QX S if 5 i 'D ESENT Lf I 'f lux' I QQ 1I JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Henry Sturkie ...,.. ........................ ,..,,...,.A.,. P r evident Gerald Phillips ....., ....... V ire Prefident Jane Bottoms ......... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, S ecremry Parham Booker ...... ,,,,,,,,, T rearzxrer CLASS HISTORY We entered Gadsden High School in 19-49 with great expectations, Our Freshman year we had a Stunt about the jungle and our talent show was The Amateur Hour. Our Sophomore year we came up in the world. Our beatuty was chosen Queen and we tied for second place in Stunt Night. Our talent show was Showboat. Our junior year our beauty was chosen Queen again and we won second place in Stunt Night with A jam in Siam. We won the S25 prize for having the largest number of parents at the P.T.A. meetings. Our Senior year we have greater expectations. 6 Booth. Betty Bowm.xn. Bully Boyd, Tommy Boyd. Betty Bottoms. Ann Breeden, Danny Breetlen. George Brewer. Ralph Brooks. Shirley Brown. Lowell Bryan. Nl.lrth.1 Bumblelow. lfloytl Burke. XY',1rner Burnett. 'lohnny Beadly. Ann Qrmpbell. Bill Ctllahan. limes Ed. Carruth. lohn 95 Ceeelm. ,llohn Chambers. Zoe Ellen L4 Dk Adams. lane Aelgmx. Speneer Acleoek.Virgin1A Allen. lfrnest Allsnp, Frances Anderson. Rohm Arnher. Lila Baker. B,1rh,1r.1 B.1lth. Robert B.1tei. Buddy Be.1ut'ord, james Be.11 rcl. Betty Be.v.'ers, Charlotte Beard. Ray Bishop, Mary Bobe. Betty Bobo. Betty Sue Bohannon, james Boldlng. Charles Booker, Parham Q A , I P' I an r-Q av- f? I -u ,ii in f Q g .. 62 as -vs V 'vs' i Dawson, Helen Day, Shirley Dean, jo Ann Dickson, jimmy Dodd, Elbert Dodd, Patricia Duke, Ann Dunn, Charles Dunn, Tommye Dyar, Bob Dyar, jim Edwards, janet Edwards, joan Espy, Eugene Eu-hinson, john Wai'ne lfambrough, Ruby Fail, Sue Favor, joan lford, Virginia Lee Frantz, Gene lla! tiksfllf Bal-ter, Carolyn f,l1.ilNlWlL'L', l.eon.1rd Cfliampion, jatk Chestnut, jo Ann Clark. Bill Collins, Bill Collins,j.1tl4 Connell, Benny Connell. jerry Connor, Martha Ann Copeland, Harold Cornelius, Robert Cothran, Shirley Cox, Barbara Cranford, Francis Cross, Tommy Crump, Sue Davidson, Ina Davis, Billy Davis, Margie f llxrp, Clurlcx Harris. Pntxy H.1rrison, 'lima Haun. Sylx'i.1 H.1wkins, Duorc Hnwkiiis. .Io Ann Hc.1dritk..loi1n Ht-.iltl. -lohnny Matli Hc.1th. 'lcrric Suu Htnxon. Mnxinc Hotwfcrbcrt. Emily Hood. Guy Huthon. Bill Hunter. Christine H.1rmon. Robert Isbell. james Ivey. 'lo Ann -lunkins. Martha johnson. Peggy johnson. 'lack ljrccnun. Garx' liLlllCI', Dorix ' Gnnn. Amir Garrett, Mrirxhtill Grirry. Naomi Ciiiittix, Anncttc Gipwon. Terry Glover. Loretta Ciogguins. Esther Cimlum. Betty Cir.ih.im. Pt-ggi Ciotlimn. -limmy Cirt-ggory, Doimltl Ciritilcn. Ann C'irit't'cii. Billy Griffith, Betty -loyt c firizznrtl. Whyiic Crimson, Bonnie Gullct. O, L, Hngctlorn. jane .A ' ti? 5' ':, Ai -Q . 4h fd ll 3 x , ii '3 Means, judy Melton, Ann Miller, Tony Mullinax, joe Mitchell, jack Moon, Carolyn Moon, Gerald Moulds, Virginia Moultry, Donald McCallie, jackie MacDonough, Elosie McGehee, Helen McCluney, Finis Nash, joe Ed Nelson, joe Neal Newhoff, Howard Norris, Peggy Otwell, Richard Overton, Ruth Owens, Francis 'Y .J johnson, Gwen johnson, Edward jones, Ernie Lou jones, judy jones, june Kelley, Pete Kirk, Carolyn Lane, jane Lee, Virginia Lewis, Ray Ligon, Tommy Lawford, jerry Maeger, Mary Malone, Howard Macial, Patricia Manderson, Mona Martin, Ann Mauney, june Mason, janice Means, Ed E' X 1 2 33 il ' ff Richardson, Francis Rodgers, Ann Rodgers, joseph Royal, Betty Rutledge, Gail Scofield, Diane Scruggs, jimmy Sharp, Edward Shaw, jane Shaigly, Marie Shoemaker, Frank Sibert, Nancy Seiber, Rebecca Seiber, Wfyatt Silvey, jimmy Sims, Donald Sims, jerry Sizemore, Ellaree Smith, joy Smith, Frank Packer, Faye Pall, joyce Page, Carolyn Parker, James Patty, Nellie joe Payne, Donald Pierce, Eugene Petit. Gabriel Pettit, Paul Phillips, Gerald Pike, Clarence Pinson, Billy Powell, Ruth Propst, Franklin Pruitt, Ray Presley, julia Ann Prestidge, juanell Rainer, Howard Ramsey, Janice Reeves, Marilyn ' 1 .rg .,f , my it . i fefw? t . it 'I QQ Vice, Cecil Vines, Patsy Vinyard, Martha Waddell, james Vfagnon, Gloria Walls, Mickey Waller, Pat Wallace, Bobbie Waters, Patsy Watford, Ann Watkins, jane Watson, Robert Webb, jo Ann Weeks, Lawrence Whitt, Aaron Wiggins, Donald Wiggins Milton ' ' 'l' Willingham, Jeanette 'W , 9 P YQ' A ' 4' ik 1 i 4 Wfilson, Myra Wisner, jane X 'Wu Smith, Rush Smith, Steve Smith. Kenneth Smith, Gloria Snead, Curtis Spradlin, Peggy Staggs, Dillard Stephens, Carl Stone, Betty Stone, Geneva Striplin, Howard Sturkie, Henry Summers, joan Talley, Billy Taylor, Sara Tennyson, Faye Towe, Charlotte Tidmore, Faye Tramel, jim Turley, jo Ann Q 3 W Wofford, Alice Womack, Jessie Wright, Ella Lou Wright, Lindell Wright, Richard Yokum. Pat Voung, jane 6 mi There are some in every class 'Nr-. I Mm! Pnlfulftlz' JANE BOTIUMS XX'YA'I I' SIIQBFR Mm! Slffrfinzm' IIANE ADAMS' f-IOHN XVAYNII ETCQHSON Q J , fill Fl LT? V Y. W v fix . 'N ,5,'fgf:1'gyf,Q4 Q SAR AT 1 L00k 1g K Lg? IP ARHAN B00 AY K -q ul V X 70 M051 Aflalelzr BARBARA BAKER LOWELL BROWN 'K Y 1 I 5 , 5 Bw! Aff flmznml JO ANN IVHY HENRY STURKIE Cnleft BETTY GRA HAMWTOMMY 'LIGON 4 jollieif My CROSS I 449f,,,., ' XTOM ANY. HAGQDORN Ne X C-Jw ' GML Bext Dtenfjux, H000 RUTLEDU' 'L' is Q fwfwl Q X V uh af f 1 ix 5 ,NE L AWIAX ffm J 515394 M I ., U m, 1 L ,Q , I JQ4 4 5 Ng v K. B1 PHOFIORESE f Qi ff 'Q N QL.-,f C 1 ff- 'jj E.SENT crm nw Q f 9 If :- r ' X N .W-A 'wx X x X kfvk! Lg 2 'ei 6 W 4 ' 1, X SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Billy Stewart Y,,,, ....vw,YY,..,,,,,,, , ..,, , ., ,,,.,,, Prefiderzt Frank Cottle ,.,,,, Vice President Ann Hall ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, S ecrelm'y Ann Gillespie ,,,, ,,,,,,, 7 'renifner CLASS HISTORY Yes Sir! The Class of '54 has really been rolling since its very first day at Gadsden High. Our Freshman year, we won 2nd place in the Talent Show and tied for 2nd place at Stunt Night. This year, we beat the Mighty Seniors to get lst place in the Talent Show. As to athletes, well, we've really got 'emi Several of our boys excel in the football and basketball teams. As far as the band is concerned, well, it couldnt get along without the mighty, musical Sophomores. This is a great class with a great future, so let's keep up the good work. class of '54 G'-5 'wifi 3 Benefield, Veldia Biddle, Billy Bishop, Sylvia Blackwell, Earnestine Blackledge, Marilyn Body, Geneva Boyles, jannette Brackett, Sylvia Elaine Bright, Itasca Brock, Glenda Brock, jimmy Brown, Ave-ris Brown, Judy Bryan, Harold Bryant. Bobbie jean Burger, Anita Burgess, Mary Gordon Burke, Billie jean Burke, jo Ann Burroughs, Nelda jo Abels, Kenneth Abernathy, joyce Abrams, Bobby Acker, Albert Adams, Buddy Akers, Betty Alexander, Barbara Alexander, Morris Alford, Gail Allen, Glenda Gail Amberson, Martha Amos, Roy Armstrong, Fred Ashley, Dorothy Ann Atkins, jimmy Dan Baker, Betty Baskin, Sue Battles, Phyllis Beauford, Edith Beck, Cecil v i F1 If 17' ' f i U., yr? Q r g 3!V'V' f Ski 4 -' 7 ll .. Kkaeeiis 'lk .2 76 9' ,ff J Q 1 J ' 'sw V 1. ,H .2 A 1 -vi ttf Ma, i .-'-dr Bynum, Bobby Bynum, Gailya Campbell, Betty Campbell, Carl Carter, james Cecilia, Sharon Champion, joe Childers, Arlon Chunn, Larry Clark, Carol Clements, jerry Cline, Dorothy Cole, Ferrell Coleman, Helen Collins, jewel Conyers Charles Cooper atkic Wayne Copeland Milton Copeland Sylxia Cottle Frank Cox, Robert Craig, Kay Cross, Mary Katherine Crowe, jerry Cusimano, Rita Davidson, Sue Day, Tommy Dean, Delores Decker, Esta Delap, Fay Dickson, Betty Dickson, Margaret Dover, Greta Dowling, Tommy Eaves, Paul Edwards, Franklin Eidson, Bobby Elsberry, Theodore Etheridge, Marie Famcher, Margaret 1 ,.-., Q! 'ai ak QE, Y Q1 11:0 Ni' 'A -5 , . I' .1 'A Granum, james Greenburg, Joyce Griffin, jerry Griffis, Margaret Groover, Walter Gross, Dana Hagan, joan Hall, Ann Hames, Betty Haneock. Howard Handley. Thelca Sue Hanson. Roy Hare. 'loyee Harmon. janet Hart, jimmy Harley. Alvin Hatley. Sylvia Hawkins. Shirley Hayes, Sammy Ray Hazelrig, Cooper Favor, Diane Favors. 'Iohnnie Ferguson, Robert Findley, Billie Fisheri Clark Floyd, johnny Fordham, Talmadge Formby, Gwendolyn Foster, Mary Fox, Robert Fuller, Carolyn Fulmer, David Gamblin, Harold Gardner, Bobby Gargus, jerry Garrett, Thomas Golden, Bobby Goon, Louise Gowens, jimmie Sue Gramlin, Way'ne 1 - , ' I P9 FEA is in IU' Kr.. Lakeman, Marie Lanford, Billy Langley, Alice Lee, David Lee, Hilda Ledbetter, Doris Lister, Evelyn Lockmiller, Louis Lockridge, Billy Ray Lovvorn, Robert Lumpkin, joe Charles Lumpkin, Ronald Lybrand, Max Mc-Duffie, Wfallace McElroy, Robert McKee, Frank McNaron, Way'ne Meeks, jo Ann Miller, Shirley Milligan, Kathryne 1 ,QA Heaton. jan Helderman. Carolyn H1gygir1s.Gail Hood. Nelson Hood. XY'ayne Hopper. jaik Hudson. Margaret Hughes, Kenneth Hurley. Peggy jo Inman. Delia Mar jarkson, Bobbie jean jackson, Faye jennings, jimmie Cleland. Barbara johnson. Rayburn jones, Billy jones, Nancy Lowery, Carol Kennedy, Clark Klein, Letty 1-.fx 17 2 I Y , i M Q4 .1 ,..'- va O'Neal, Graves Owens, Barbara Owens, Dan Overby, .lean Palmer, Billy Parker, jean Parker, Sybil Patterson, Doris Payne, Gail Peek, Lillian Perry, Helen Phillips, Helen Phillips, johnny Phillips, Malcolm Phillips, Tommy Prickett, Margie Prickett. Norma Puckett, Lucille Ragland. Ann Rains. Shirley 6 7 ,,VV ' ,K I A, 5' 'Q ai HN if ldxv A Wg, Q, ,,f ,ff . f. V Q, 7 Ar, Q. I I 4 Z' Minchew, jack Moat, Christine Moat. james Clifford Moon. lerrie Ann Moore, Billy Moore, jo Ann Moore, Louella Moore, Nettie Morgan, Bobby Mount, Barbara Mullins, Martha Murray, Rex Mushat, Carolyn Nabors, Carolyn Nailer, Shirley Nails, Margieree Hatley, Pucl Nelms, Harry Nelson, Glenn O'dell, Mary 45, 1 5 L 3 1 1 80 m .ai-2 15 Simpson, Ramona Siniard, jerry Sision, jerry Skipper, jane Smith, Bobby Smith, Smith Smith smiihl Smith, Barbara Carolyn Dan Howard Shirley Snyder, Gary Songer, jeanette Splawn, Martha Staggs, Haden Stanford, james Stewart, Bill Stinson, Benny Stoddard, George , Strawn, Patsy Street, Richard '-est E-s Q, 1 X 5' , '1'llr f 1' xi. . 1' 2. an 5' s' .A VS Rampey, Billy Reese, Anerol Reese, Glenn Reeves, Betty Reynolds, jimmy Rhodes, Sylvia Roberts, Belva jean Roberts, Ronnie Roper, M. K. Rosich, johnny Rushing, Naomi Russell, jerry Ryder, Gail Sansom, Don Sauls, Frances Scott, Ronald Seonrick, james Sewell, Lillie jean Sharp Ray Shipp David N s, 43 1 , ..-A Q , Y 9 ,, fi Q W f i f f. .V.. 4 , 4 1 Walton, jean Beth Watson, Max Webb, Ann Wetzel, johnny White, james White, Mac Wildman, Don Williams, Reigh Williamson, Ottis Willoughby, Thurman XXf'ilson, Lois Wilson, Pat Winton, Ralph Wood, Bobby Xwoodarcl, Mary 'lo Yancy, jean Yarbrough, Lothar Yeats, Nancy York, Charles '4 ,S ' 1 'iw 'K ET-i if f- A :A l Striplin, jimmy Striplin, jimmy M. Swann. Joyce Teague, Pat Thomas, Peggy Thrasher, Varney Timmes, Billie Marie Roberson, Bobbie Lee Tolson, Marion Traylor, Patricia Traylor, Way'mon Troncale, jane Turner, Bobby Turner, Ruth Vessels, William Wain, Parker Walker, Clarence Wallace, Janie Sue Walters, Barbara Waters, jimmy Ll 'vs , 4 . Xff? -fv' AI 21' s Q P' --if -4: Y :Q 1, 9. '97 HQ 0 w F T' C sl Q 1 Ji A Y? - . N , 1. R .. fs 43..- ah: v-l Bef! All Aroznzff SNOOKIE BURGES- GARY SNYDER x NX . 'ALA52' Q no B ow, Mos! Pofvzzfur ANN GILESPIEfl:RANK COTTLE Qvmx ivviaximlf M u u ' 6 GAIQITSQE LUMPKKN HA sOAN K, 84 Siffiefl 'I EAN YANCY-MARION TOLSON 1 45 Mon Afbfetzf ANN HALL DUCK WILDMAN Bef! Lookzng BETTY DICKSON WALLACE MCDUFFIE 1 if X l AS- Y- 1N10,zSr1ldl0ZixN1NY ROSCH QBERTSZBO R BELVMEAN Bm D, eager! JOYCE GREENBERG-BILLY LANFORD V7V7f7fUl:Hg5fgfi,w zz ! ' Q-lv 1 ' A f S - mxue BELLE 5, m,,,, t?fHwmx 'b .Ji 'WIT 419 N- 50' l 've 101 S S W N m xxlxflo ii Y HMERIM vwfvyfgl flu -- 4 it i '7 .SQ if ' K if nl NN' N ,,sf .- , 'VW Q L PRES EN ' ' I ,M I If lfjn Qlhx U E r X xx X 'X X s XAXQ XXX 1 fx 3 I Q X I S ' j 13' Q -- Q Q-,X X N ' i x E X. Q I W iolo 1-1-lg. F RESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Jerry McNabb ..A. ,.,,,......A......,,.,, ..,A,,A.,,..,.., P 1 'efidenf Gus I-lagedorn ....,A, ,Y,.,,, V ire President Norma Padgett .,.., ,,,,,,,....,,, S erremrj jerry Reeves A,,,,.. .,,,.A T rea,r1n'er CLASS HISTORY When the time rolled around for our homecoming float, the Frosh were very green and very undecided. By the time we got into the swing of things we found out we had won second place in the floats. Our theme was Sting 'Em Tigers. Then came the Talent Show. We thought we had ci good show for our first one, but we didn't place. Our show was Stairway to the Stars. And finally the biggest event of the year. Stunt Night! XVe worked and worked, all classes helping us along a great deal. But it seems we didn't get the ribbon, but watch out for us next year. A w.. .A- Bynum, Wayne Cannon, Ronald Carter, Anne Clark, David Clark, Marlene Clark, Sally Clotfeller, johnny Cook, joan Cooper, jaunita Cooper, Roger Copeland, jerry Copeland, Linda Cornelius, Richarti Cothran, Charles Cranford, Doris Craig, Kay Crawford, jimm: Crider, Don Croft, .Iudy Crumpler, George Abernathy, james Ackerson, jerry Alfred, jimmy Almond, Ronald Baker, jerry Baker, Reba , Ballard, Farrell Q' '21 Barnes, Angela Barnes, Boyce -' Bateman, Bobby ,I f ' W 5 Beachman, Wanda Bentley, Barbara Berman, Sandra Blackwell, jerry Brannon, Horace Breeden, Marion Brothers, Dot Brumbelow, Melvin Burke, Robert Burrel, Bobby xj -f 5 3 4 l 'J -' R ,-W5 ! 4, 'Epi 'LX ,er A ' i . ' , 5 T E- sf- U N I 1. k ' 5 1 W 11. - F, ,l i 4 92. .K Q 0 i :via X, ,Va nd N., ' -0 ,J 4 I v' W' 4, lla Foster, Billy Fox, Catherine Fox, Davis Franklin, Denson Freeman, Gail Fresh, Tommy Gains, Patricia Garrett, Billy Garrett, Bobby Geer, Charles Geer, Sylvia Gentry, Ella Mae Godsey, Kenneth Goss, Beuford Grambling, Bonny Grambling, joan Graves, Alex Green, Nadine Green, janet 53.-5 Griffin, Mary Virginia 3 ln 5 . I , Darnell, Berttie joyre Davidson, jimmy Dawson. Denman Dempsey. Mac Dismuke. George Driskell. Sue Dulce, Allan Dunn. Ralph Dupree. Leigh Durham. Patsy Edwards, Bobby Edwards, Sue Elliot, Ormand lilrod, Barbara Ethredge, Wilrxia Ezell, john Favor, joyce Fitt, Fred Flemings, jimmy Fordham, Marlyn if at , al ff ,Y , ' 3 J ,fi it . A It 7 :Z Y I , x , lx 1 9 J ,, J! Z 'rf Kay, Carol Keeling, Ellie jane King, Bobby jean Kirby, Gail Lang, Ernestine Lebo, Bobby Link, Sherman Lockmiller, Richard Lockridge, jerry Lovejoy, Florence Lovvorn, Peggy Lowe, Bernice Luckie, Bill McClain, David McCullough. Kenneth McDonald, Kenneth McDonald, Shirley McNabb, jerry McXX'horter, Charles Marble, Sue Guthery, XX'indell Hagedorn, Gus Hall. Joyce Ann Hamilton. Shirley Hammet, Tommy Hammond, Richard Haney, Jacky Hanson, Martha Rose Harbin, George Harris, Ruth Harry, Donald Hayes, joan Hicks, Vivian Hilleske, joe Holt, M. L. jackson, Betty Ruth Jacobs, Harriet johnson, Arbadella ohnson Lorraine jolly john l 4 AQ Phillips, Malcolm Phillips, Nancy Pressley, joyce Pressley Margie Pursall, Gene Redman, jackie Sue an Reed, Martha Reese, Anerol Reeves, jerry Riekett, Ronald Riley, Layon Rhoded, Dorothy Robershaw, Ronald Robertson, jerry Rogers, Tyler Rudd, Noel Russell, Linda Ryan, Martha Schudt, Jeanette Sibert, Ann Martin, XY'ayne Mayo, Barbara Ann Melion,j.1ne Merryman, Ella Bella Milam, Ray Miller, Billy Moring, Ted Moon, Patritia Morris, Marilyn Ottwt-ll, Elanor Owens, Carolyn Oyler. Alfred Packer, janiee Padgett, Norma Page, Bobby Page, Lanis Palmer, Billy Patterson, Donald Payne, Gail Pearson, Shirley , , ,. 1 Q 1 ' . Al' as 4 f P- 1 .1- X t. V fa' 1 Taylor, Nelda Thompson, Jerome Thrift, Shirley Ladene Townsill, Bill Usry, Margaret Van Sandt, Farrell Veazey, William Vice, Donald Walker, VC'ayne XX'alter5, Holly XVallace, Ronald XVeaver, jane XY'eaver, Ray Winton, Gail XVelCh. Martha Kay XY'heeling. Clara Anne NX'hittield. Ralph XY'horton, Kay XX'illiams, Gail Wfilson, Don Simpson, Ramona Siniard, jerry Sevils, Walter Sledge, Betty Lee Spurgeon, Juanzetta Stell, Nell Stenson, Shelby Stephens, Margaret Stewart, Barbara Stewart, jimmy Smith, Gary Smith, Leroy St. john, Bill Streip, joy Stroffenger, Alby Stroffenger, C. Strawn, Donald Stroud, Rosia Lee Sturkie, Connie Stuttle, Roger 1, Wilson, Shirley Woodham, Cecile Wright, Barbara Wright, Dorothy Yates, Carl 'z .1 r. 0 'Q M,1rx'Virgini A' On the B f .mk Comcr D I Wh . It vglhjg-,PQ . I? Q it -5 i T x Q I Yr cshmcn' S Buddy? Show BOM Ifr'ie11dfiw'1 K HOLLY WAI,'l'l2RS 'I UNIMY LRLSI1 V ,,..ul- T -- Lf , Bef! Looking SALLY CLARK --f- EDDIE CROSS -1 'Q sl . d ' 1 I C5-Se x 1 bm Dfgmsow x-MNH B . B1 A ff A 6JfAlfA10H77d 96 SANDRA CQNNIE STI,'RKIEfGUS HAGEDORN YRN1 PSN Cuteff ALEX GRAVESfGARY SINIITH VW! Most Studiouf BETTY LEE SLEDGIQ--ROGER SUTTLE ,lj R Q 'Q ,pgw H-Q. lvl., 2- .. wh W Most POPHW ERRY Mm ABB 1 T Nf'X , V IA GRUU ' . MARX WRGIN Arofmmffm- SNOOKIE XWEAVER-DON XWILSON N li: 53' 6 fi! Qi fl i ,-www s, 'RIIQW 62390 'psf' Q ' 1 ' 'ia QQ .. V f X225-Lf-QQQ N 364 25' A CT I W 'vgkzf' X if A by 6 . W ,A A ll' iii 10 t . Q 4 4 0 A t Y I J, i l J If A lf' ff' ' X . 4 Q2 ff is 5 f ,H X' I yi' .A54 4 s x 41 H' 1, ,, +w fx 73 R155 1 .P -5 g ix x' ,, .Z NL -, 2 I..aVt-rnc Thomiis Ronald Mtfluney ffgfllm-Dfi'e.1itif xl i ll il,u1i' Ififflfli Martha Knowles Elizabeth Collier Xwayne Negbit Cu-Blzfirzeii M121-LUFV' Mary Ellen King Cf,.B14y1r1ffr M.1I1.I4E6f Sp fl Pl ,fo r' 5 CRUCIBLE STAFF The annual staff of 1952 wants to thank you, the Gadsden High Student Body, for helping us to do our best to have a good annual, and to express our appreciation for the opportunity of working on it. Vife hope you will be proud of this annual and will cherish these memories of this past year. Thank you for your fine cooperation. Bill Boyd Sfmrli lfdzlm' Mary Alite Thornton Turk Roberts Ain 11 Plwtuqvpzlfvfae Not pittured -limrny Heaton 'XX'ayne l.ut.is Hugh XX'.1Il.ite Vol I I . I 5 ,SV 41 In C1146 Edllm' Sara Gleason Tlypl rl Nanty Burroughs T1fYil'l C N 41,,.,.t .ws I,K' 'A if Q9 2i 9' Hagan, Allen, G. Alford, Jennings, McDuffie, S. Alford, Knowles, Dickson, Page, Cottle, Rutledge, Griffin. Martha Knowles, Bl1.lfIl6,H Muzager THE SUBSCRIPTION STAFF THE AD STAFF Wfayne Nesbit, Blflllllfjfl' .fllmznger ,Si 1 Bottoms, Lanford, Dickson, Hood, Heaton, Nesbit, Ettllinson, Cottle, Griffin, L.xnt'ord. iff' vs, f-as 4' Preridenl Spgmm- Vice Pzeridezzl -rf' Tl'6'flJ'lH'6'l' Sgr,-31,153 OFFICERS Gene Deese ,,,,,,, .,A,............,..,,,... ....,,,....,,,, P 1 'eiidelzf XX yatt Sieber ...,,,, .,.,.. I fire Pmviderzt Ann Martin ....., ., ............. S efremrj Fred Armstrong ..,., ..... T rea.fm'er Wfalter Nelson .....r .,.. S pomor The Student Council for 1951-52 has had as its main goal, the bringing together of students and faculty. The Council believes that a closer relationship of student and faculty makes for harmony in the school program. The purpose of the Council is to regulate and control all student activities. It also is in charge of book selling, student elections, and arranging assembly programs. Members are selected by popular vote with each homeroom having one representative. . 3' I 4 5 A A' 1 - whywl--,,,. ',.,.,.,,. . ,D i Q -Q..-M., . CQUN Il. -hun H.1g,iH Fhlrlq Alf-m. P.1rh.1m lim-k XX',1ynu Nwbl -I-rhnny Run. Mxx Xxrllxwfl AHMTI Scvxll H111 Juno Iuhnm Row MEMBER Gerald Hulcy D1.m.1 Swficld Lilurm Srmth BI.Hi.1n 'I Lvlxun Pwggy Nwmw Dun Villsnvn Rnhmd XX ugh! Wlirrrn Qf1'lfflI1 BIJFIIQH Fordham Mdry V1rgm1,1Gr1ff1n Ann XX'.1tf-wrd Clary Syndcr ,Indy linmn Guy Chunn -Inc Lumpkm Anna' QQIHCNPIE H--mari Mdonc M.1:zh.1 Ann Vxnya R--Nc Cn-Imun NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Bill Adams , , . Pwmfwzf .lohnny Reynolds I 'mf PM mfr nf joytc Grcatliousc S'virtf.f,:f'1 WAIFYCD Griffin 'I i'L',i multi The National Honor Society is founded on four lusit printiplesz Scholarship Leader ship. Character, Servite, It is composed of people with B or better .u'er.1g,es xx ho In upto these basic principles, Bill Adams johnny Reynolds -Inytu Lift-ntlinuse XXv.ll'I'L'II Uriflin I,t-me Look MEMBERS Ruth Stallings l'lC'l'I lmxxl il-tl'I'L'll Rnlwt-its l1l11.1lvt-tlifnllitis lllrli Xxilltllltvll 5llk'!IIl.III Morris lint Ann Spit-llwctrg litlwe-t.: Sttxt-ns Mm Cflt.iwn ,lu Anna Dunn 5 g I i I 1' H 2 THE USHERS CLUB OFFICERS Wfayne Nesbitt .. , ., Hmd Lklm' BCP! Lowi , ,.,,, ,, Aiilifmzl Helm' liifver Miss Sawyer ...., ,,,,,,.,,.,, , . r Spfmwr The USIICFS Club of Gadsden High School was organized in 1936. The purpose of this club is to train the young men in our school in good citizenship .ind culture. The Ushers Club is one of the most honored and respected clubs in our school. Some of the activities of the club include ushering at the Artist Series and other important occasions during the year. 'l crrc-ll Roberts Creme DL-wc Sherman Morris L1.ary'ChLgnn Vlimrny Heston XY.1yne Lucas MEMBERS XX'.1rren Cirittin HughXX'.1ll.ice Richard Case Alohnny Reynolds Bob Sheppard AllWL'I'I Newell Bob Xxillttffllfl Lee Enlo: Benny lisirnes Pdge liirrncr Byron Roberts -qi BOYS' HI-Y OFFICERS Terrell Roberts , Hugh Wallace ..ll Wayne Nesbitt ,,,. Coach Burton The Boys' Hi-Y, a branch of the Y,M.C.A., is one of the leading clubs in school. Its purpose is to create high spiritual and moral values in the young manhood of America, The Hi-Y at Gadsden has sponsored many worthwhile projects, among these. a float in homecoming parade, Thanksgiving baskets and program, Faculty-Hi-Y basketball game for Goodfellows, reading devotional 2nd semester, Brotherhood XY'eek. and delegates to Youth Legislature. Max Wilson ,, ., , I Ire Warren Griffin ,. ,,...,, ,. YJ Bill Adams Tommy Bently Parham Booker Bill'l5oyd John Burnett -lohn Carruth Gary Chunn Gene Deese Lee lfnloe Page Farmer MEMBERS Gene Frantz Tomrnv Grant lirlli Griffin ,lames Hall -Timmy Heaton Ciuv llimud liert Ltmi M. A Mayo Rogers MtCauley Ronald MtClunev blrerman hforrrs litvlvlly' Nimyrn Albert Sem t-ll Ronald Short XX'yatt Sieber Robert Stine Howard Striplrn Henry Sturlxre ,lim Tramel l..1 xx reme Vxieeks , 9 4 Pre r hfezrf Pmarfdwif 5er'rel.1r'.r 'eil illfel' Cl7.1!7.!z!f1! 5,0011 rw' M CF Q9 1 TRI-HI-Y OFFICERS Toinmye Hamilton I P,-eiiderzl Mary Alice Thornton ,,... , Clmpfdjpg Donna Roper , , . ,. ,.,, Set-refary 'lane Handy . . . 7TV62.IJIll'e'P' Mrs. Thompson Miss M. Bellenger Slrzwzimw The members of the Tri-Hi-Y are chosen from girls in the fourth through the sexenth semester aeeortling to their seholarship and moral eharatter. The purpose of this tlub is to treate. maintain. and extentl throughout the school and community. high stanelartls ot' C hristian eharatter. This past year the Tri-HisY has carried out many projeets which have roven to be xery useful as well as enjoyable. They tonsistetl ol' reatling the Bible irst semester in the mornings. taking Thanksgiving baskets to needy people. sending boxes of cloth- ing .mtl useful artitles to a Korean orphanage, and many other things too numerous to mention. The main projett and biggest ot' all was the organizing of two new clubs. the Alpha .intl lieta Clubs, 'lillls was tlone betause ot the great need to take Care of more girls who tle-served to be members ofthe Tri-Hi-Y. MEMBERS Shirley Al:--rei l.int:.a Austin Cfhailtvtte l5eaXef's l5LlIX Slat' l5iIl'W1x Vat lwrannt-tk Caziflxn C,li.i:nhlee Di-nna Llaitiin Martha Ann Chnniiz' liiantes Ciiantii-ixl Altgne Curry wlanet Edwards -loan Etlxxarels Marx Ann Fessler Faza Lfleasun Betty Kiraham Peggy Graham liwteCii'eatl1tiLisc t Carol Heath Qi rlene Harxx mul Shirley -lenmngs Norma Keltiin Martha Knott les Ann Martin Mari Ann Nations Louise Odom Mary Ann Pruitt Marilyn Reaxes Kay Rosenberg Nantv Sihert Rebeet a Siebcr 'lui bntith -lane Ann Spielberg Vista Siexensrin l..iVtrne Thomas Patsy Vines Mary Ruth XYallate 'lane XX'illiams l.aur.i l.ee Yfrenn A Bert Lowi ,,...,,., Benny Barnes ...,.. Ernest Allen ...,,,,,,,. Leonard Chamblee .. Ross Millican .,,..,,,,, Mary Alice Thornton Lamar Thompson ..... lN'Iiss Mason ,,...,.,, IOWI MAGNAVOX STAFF Iidilor Maznzgjrzg Ifdilm' , Ariiifinzf Ifdifm . Bl1'lj7IL'll Alrzrznger Sflfiffl Ifzfflflf' Society Edilor Circnffiliozz Mmmger Sjvrmmr The G.H.S. Magnavox, the student newspaper of Gadsden High and official organ of all student activities, is one of the school's oldest organizations. The Magnavox is published monthly and is greatly enjoyed by all its readers. Its purpose is to publish news of interest to the student body and serve as a voice for expressing student opinions. This past year the Editor, Bert Lowi, was determined to put out the biggest edition that had ever been published at G.H.S. Sure enough, he succeeded in putting out a twenty-eight page Magnavox, the largest in the history of G.H.S. il ,111 V, A .,,.. ART CLUB 164 4 rf-, 'KF' - x. ul-if 'af' u. ..,-, ,f 1 ' llii U . johnKing-Sponfor I 5 S Betty Sue Bobo Joyce McElroy Benny Barnes Gail Kirby Sherman Morris Reigh VC'ill1ami james Isbell , ...A ,M , . rg , 4. , mi-A , n , -.,,V I in ni , uh K.-A '7 Q .M 7' ,qv Q' . TN Z, I ,e,...,,..,..-r .. ,W , .-, X , ,M fl ' A I - ng, EDITORIAL STAFF Lanis Page Ann Iwloulels -lu Ann Moore Guy Hummel --r ,Y Fox Lighttoor Tom Cross Mary Meeks XX'ayne Luras Martha Ann Conner Ray pl-um Mary Frames Riuhardson ADVERTISING STAFF Kay Rmenherg Roger McCauley ,lime Greenberg Naomi Garry 'Luk 'lnlunwn K fi - .5 ' 1 ti CHEERLEADERS The student body is mighty proud of thc fine spirit .ind ncvcr ending cnthusmsm which the Lhecrlcadcrs have shown thin ya-.1r. They stutk together through vittory ,ind defeat by keeping up the mor,1l ot' both thc tc.im and thc students. Hats oft' to .i certainly swell bunth of chccrlcadcrs on their fine: display ot' 4porfxiii.1iixliip in cvcry way. You did 41 grind job! XY'yatt Sicber ..,,, ,, , , Him! CXmA1'ff.1Jfl' Mrs. Eva Green .,ii, i,,,,,., , , Spfwior MEMBERS Vfyatt Sieber Max Vfilson Carleen Harwood Ann Hooks Gary Chunn Pete Kelly 1 Rebecca Sieber Ramona Leach -.. , . A , --iwmyf -nf A -'HA ' 'ZA 'A ' ' ' W-W W .. .,..--qw... af N H .i,,-. 4 l, , ..,., lan!- lf! 1 ,mg ... 'Ra fn? 4-v ', G CLUB The G Club is composed of those athletes who have lettered in the varsity sports of football, basketball, baseball, or track at Gadsden High School. The purpose of the G Club is to promote more interest in our athletics and to build better sportsmanship. The Sponsors of the G Club are Coach Teel, Coach Green, and Coach Burton. MEMBERS jerry Connell Lowell Brown joe Nelson Barry Holloway jimmy Silvey Fox Lightfoot jerry Phillips Barto XX'ilson Dilliard Stags Pete Kelly Ramona Leech Ann Hooks Rebecca Sieber XX'yatt Sieber Gary Chunn Carleen Harwood Dea Perry Ronald McCluney XX'arren Griffen NX'allace McDuffie jimmy Bryant Bobby Aultman Gary Snider Lawrance XX'eeks Duck XX'ildman Bill Clark Bill Hunt Lee Enloe Bill Boyd Roger Ballard Richard Otwell Bill Collins Piggy Wfatforcl Don Connor Bill Patterson Carl Harrison Bob Ford jerry Clements johnny R'3Yl'10ld5 jimmy Heaton Eugene Pearce Paul C0lhl'3n james Hall Henry Sturkie Tommy Bently Parham Booker Terry Gipson Billy Stewart ,lbs N N -q FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Elizabeth Collins Gary Chunn ,,,,,, Anita Fish ,.... Guy Hood june Curry ,,,, I Mrs, Hughes .,,, OFFICERS Vice Pre tide!!! preside!!! Secrelrzrit Trefmnw' Chaplain Spomor The Future Teachers of America Club is one of the most active clubs in school. The students get 11 chance to investigate the teaching profession and its possibilities for them. Each member may choose a teacher and serve as her assistant. Torntny Boyd Riynell Brooks Ntnty Burroughs Carol Clark l,tx1e Ciail Cook lfr.tntt-s Cranford Betty Ditkson -lt-.in Dickson -lu Anne Dunn ,lt thn Vlat ne Etchinson lktac Farmer MEMBERS Sara Gleason Betty limhum Peggy Graham .loyte Circ-.tthousc 'lommye Hamilton Silxiti Haitley Patsy Harris Delia Inman Ann Martin Ann Bic-lton Louise Otlom Ann Ciillt-spie Barbara Ou en Norma Pt-itkctt Bobby' Pruitt litpmklin Propst Belxatean Roberts Rc-betttt Sieber Ctrolyn Smith ,lane Spielberg Carl Stephens Patsy Vines Dorothx' XY'offortl LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS Sam Glcmon ,, ., PM ,frhm Dorothy Amdcrvon A ILE P1-,,Z!U1f Ruth Overton , St,1,.,.1, The LlbI'.ll'y Club is composcd of Iihmry .rwistdrmtsr or former hhmry .1Nst.1ntw. who help in carrying on the mrrouw scrwtcw or' thc lilumry. It we-ks to toopcmtc with thu tatulty for hcttcr use of IIIWLIFY fluuliticw. 'Ihr mcmhcrx th-wlop Nklll m their uw of books .md other library m.1tcri.zlx and ,ntl rn wtimul.1tmg gwmti tntxzcmhnp in thc uw ut' books by other students. Dmmhy Andcrwn Bunnxc Bt-.im Ahtc Langley Lulx Nlill I,xIl1.m Pt-ck I,1ll14m Phrlhpx Anna-ttf Ciattu Ruth Ox Lrrtnn lfmnk Mciicc .l.mc Rntlwutiwn Nylx1.1H.1un al AHD1L',Ilbf,.1E'lCI' Batty Arm Dnulcy ,h1.1n1t.1 Hunks M.1ryXX'1Iwn -hmc Ynung whmmrt' Suu Umm Sylxm lUmthw ,It-.rrmtttc Nunn-1' HL-len XY'h1tc Dm IN Nh Dum all CHS MEMBERS 51.15 C1-nth-n Buxgcsx ,Umm C.iI'IL'l' mm Crlt-.nun AIAFIC hptun f.ll.iIlCS X wk f:l'.iH4L'N Allwup HJ 1'h.11'.r C nw C.m1lynl'L1llcr lmtn Ahylmnwn hmhhlc wh-.tn Kmg Batty Ktvyal Rm' Amux Rm' H.mwn Bfary wh, XY'1mtlxx,1rt M.u'th.1 Amht-rwn Paul Frlvuw Nanny Philhpx MAX XY'.1twn Vhrytc Fklklll' ITIIJ fmu XY'l'lj1hI 4 .l Vi' INTERNATIONAL CLUB OFFICERS Sherman Morris Pfetldwlf L1 A M350 Vine Preilderzf Ann Martin Seuemfj Vi ta Stuenson Tfefltfffff The International Club is somethin new at Gadsden High. It is composed of all the Foreign Language Clubs which have been imorporated to make a club of more interest to everyone toneerned. It is the object of this club to increase interest in and knowledge of the tountries about which the students are studying, The members of this club are not named since it is one of the largest Clubs at Gadsden High Sthool, - JUNIOR RED CROSS OFFICERS jane Bandy .,...,,.,. A.,, Y.,.,,,, P 3 'eiidefzf Sherman Morris ..Y,r ,,.,. I ire Pfevjdefzt Diane Ralls ..,,, ,,.,..., S t,'L'7'f.'f.,7l'J' .lane Bottoms ,. ,, ,, 7ll'6.Iw'H'6I' Eva Green ,,.,. Sltmiziffr The American junior Red Cross is the junior membership of the American Red Cross and represents the American Red Cross in high schools. It is under the direction of the local chapter of this city. The 'l.R.C. Council, composed of one representative from each homeroom, elected by popular vote, has charge of collecting donations during the annual Red Cross Drive, and collecting articles for the overseas gift boxes, all which create international good will through these communications and service programs. MEMBERS Patsy Harris Mary Cross jane Troncole Hugh Wallace Betty Ann Dooly Mloyne Greenberg Silvia Bishop liettye Wiier Mary Virginia Griffin Ann Hall Carolyn Mushat Mary Bishop NATIONAL THESPIANS OFFICERS LaVerne Thomas fDeceasedJ ........, A ........,..... P relidenl Guy Hood .,,,,,,,,.................A......,. ...,....... V ire Prefidenl Joyce Greathouse ..A,A... ,,,..... S errefary-Treamrer The Thespian Club is an honorary Dramatics Club. To be a member one must be in one 3 act play and one 1 act play, and also do committee work on a play. The perform- ances must be of the highest dramatics ideal. This year's club has already sponsored a three act play Mother is a Freshman and plans to sponsor another this spring. The club has also been invited to the Drama Festival at Alabama College, which is a great honor. A formal banquet with all the trimmings is being looked forward to this year by the Thespians. IN MEMORIAM In memory of our beloved President, LaVerne Thomas, who died of acute leukemia February 6, 1952, the members of the National Thespian Society, Troupe 607, Gadsden, Alabama, present this tribute of her beautiful life of unselfish and loving devotion to them: Aff zrell your parfg therein all honor lie! Her Jlead in life, in dealh No frouper rould haze play ed yo well Her role, an art in all iff weallh. Her enlranre made info lizfef of all So poifed, Jerene. fo hind She dlffezered fear. diytrufl. and hate She made our lirer ruhlime, The exit fame. lhe rurlain floied. The foollighli' dimmed her fare. Yer NIFNIOVTEJ of her part u'ell-played Through span of time, u'ill leave iff trace. Atl u'ell your part. in life, in death, Therein all honor lier. Thur honor her, u'ho honored God To rearh her paradife. DRAMATICS CLUB OFFICERS -Iomn Ivev , ,, P1etz.It'1,'f I-'rlmes Cmmltord Ike Pfst'ftt'tf1. Llum XY'1'ent1 ,, , Sftufl.:rV3-7'rf,: nw, The Dmnutits Cluh 1s .m or5gtm1z.1tion vvhith provides .1 Htraming ground for the Ntttiorul Thespian Sotietv, lt provides opportunity for trvouts in all phases of dr,tm.1tit Arts, Capalwtlltv. interest. ind extelleme of p.1rtieip.1tion is the I-Ol.1HLlJ.KlOl'l ot' the Gadsden High School Dmmdties Cluh. Speech and dramatits students lE3e1l'I'l the value OI' tttir .lppftllitll and teamwork in thls orgtmiztttmon. The Df.1ITl.iIlLS Cluh. in tonjumtion with the NTS. sponsors three-.ut and one-Act phvs. prattxtung all phases ot make-up art. stage tmtt art. etc. THE CHORAL UNION OFFICERS Warren Griffin w....,. .............,..,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,.,, P reyldenf lane Barldy ..4........ ......, S errelary-Treafurer The Choral Union, under the most capable direction of Mrs. Murphy, consists of the combined Choral Clubs and Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs. Presentation of its Christmas program and Spring Concert is an annual accomplishment of the Choral Union. Aside from the Concerts. the Choral Union is responsible for a major portion of the music in assembly programs, and in the civic interest, it provides entertainment for a large number of organizations throughout the city. The Choral Union, along with expanding its members' knowledge of music, furnishes a great deal of enjoyment, and cultivates in its members a deeper appreciation of choral music. The membership of the Choral Club is too large to list each member's name individually. D. O. CLUB OFFICERS Ronald Short .,...A ..,.. ..A. . . . , ..,....A. Prefiden! Billy jo Arthur .A,,, Vice Preiident Rebecca Stephens .,.., ....,..... S errelary Bonnie Grimson ...r. .... T reamrer Mr. Schmitz Mrs. Smith .,.. ..... S Domors The Diversified Occupation Club fDOj colors are blue and goldg its motto is Learning to live and earn. of diversified Some of the objectives of this body are to provide for the exploration ottupation. To promote the growth and to have a better understanding od diversified otcupations .ind distributive education in the school, the community, and the state. Also to foster a deep feeling of the civic, social, and moral responsibilities of business to societv. Roy Allen lf-mnnivn Alfred Holtzclaxv Donllcl Richards Billy Smith Roy Terry Esther Billingsly Ruby M. lltrrmw Ruby -lo H.1rris Billie .lune Mtliibben Robin Anderson Betty l'le.1irtl Rav Beiiircl Floycl Brumbeloxv Benny Connell -lc-try' Cruxvfurtl Margv Davis Charles Dunn Eugene Espy Ruby Fambrough O. L. Gullett Robert .lohnson .loc Mullinax Dan Ou ens line Shaw Kenneth Smith isiiiy Talley Mutha Ann Vinvartl Alvte Xlfofford 4 If ig- il Mrs, Hurst . ..SC!7 f1r 01' Vlgmex Godwin Kenneth Ifxtex Curt' Pearxon PROGRAM SELLERS Pittured uhove Are the progrtun xellerx who h.1xe worked t'.1ithtuIly under the guidante of Mrs. Hurst. These hop hue thurge ui' welling progniinx .it the football gurnew .ind the money whieh 15 Ohtainiti is .xxeii for tiitterent needs ot the xthool suth JN ytage sets. turn1ture.ete. CAMERA CLUB The boys pictured below with their Adxiwor. Mr, XY.ilter Nelson. are interested in photography and some of them pI.1n to betome Fruteswional photographers. During the year they have nude pictures for their own interest .ind some of the pictures have been used in the annual and for the sthool newspaper. MEMBERS Rithurti Cme Rnnulti Bitcluney Hugh XY'.1ll.1te Lee Dupre Stew Smith Chuiew Welchel 'Vnhn XX.1ine Elehimon Benny XX'e.a'.er 'I hninm Cmrret Hill Hurwtin bent Ifmntf J c1Llf'i'iiY'Iti X ,liihn Ce-tilza -Luk Airihnwn Liniftil XX :ight irmfltex Sgllgii fQ1.u.Qe Nftliruyer XY.1iter Xeienn syw FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS Mary Lou Parker Marilyn Reeves ,. Shirley Alford .. Raynell Brooks ,, Wanda Milligan Miss Turner A .A .. ,... A. Vzre Pres idezzf Pre rideu! Secrefmvi Tren rzzrer Repnrler Sporzifir' This club in its second year of organization, has probably achieved as much or more than any club in Gadsden High School, It offers membership to any student who taltcs a business subject. The members of this club are not named since it is one of the largest clubs at Gadsden High School. 1011- aufa, ia: I' .K J g 'k.. 5 ' I N N? 1 V41 , asf' 9- 1.1 P i MAjORE'I'TES Mary Ruth Wallace Mary Alice Thornton Dot Landers-Suhr. Mfzjorelle ane Bandy-51161. Flizgmirzger' jane Adams Virginia Adcock Gail Alford Shirley Alford Fred Armstrong jane Bandy Benny Barnes Boyee Barnes Cecil Befk Charlette Beavers Tommy Boyd john Burnett john Carruth Richard Case jatk Champion john Clotfelter jimmy Cothran jewel Collins Frank Cottle Rohert Cox Frantis Cranford Billy Davis Tommy Day Gene Deese Faye Delap Betty Ditkson jean Dickson Margaret Ditkson Alan Duke Franklin Edwards Page Farmer Robert Fergason Fred Fitts Bobby Gardner MEMBERS Billy Garret Thomas Garret Naomi Garry Peggy Graham Bonny Gramling VUarren Griffin Ann Hall Rithmond Hammond Bill Hardin jane Harrison Devore Hawkins Vivian Hicks Mary Ann Holdridge jatk Hopper james Isbell jimmy jennings Shirley jenhings jatk johnson judy jones Gail Kirby Martha Knowles Dot Landers Billy Lanford Bert Lowi Bill Luckie joe Charles Lumpkin Sewell Lynn M. A. hlayo Rogers lNltCauley lfinis McCluney Bobby Iwlclflroy Frank MtGee joe Ed Nash Mary Ann Nations 4-foam Bohhy Noojin Paul Pettit Billy Pinson Charles Pinson Franklin Propst Diane Ralls Terrell Roberts jerry Russell Geraldine Sauls Albert Sewell jerry Siniard Steve Smith Carl Stephens Vista Stevenson joan Summers Faye Tennyson Lamar Thompson Mary Alice Thornton Pat Traylor Tony Traylor XX'aymon Traylor Margaret l'sry Bill Veazy XX'illiam Vessels XY'ayne Xlfallter janie Sue Wallate Mary Ruth Wallace Benny NX'eaver Roy XY eas er Charles NX'elthel Reigh XX'illiams jeanette Xlfillingham Ralph Winton john Etthinson l23 l l 14 'S' 'ff' 0' 5' 'Q fl 4 c Gi 'X 5 X 'ig' ,As A I Q71 ! M127 ' fi I . ' THE CONCERT BAND OFFICERS Warren Griffin , M. A, im,-O . A , ..., . ,Cfzltrlam A ,. . Firm! Llffliftfllclllf Lamar Thompson , ,, Shirley Jennings , ,, ,. H Librfzrnzu , , . Sec're!m'i - Trm ilzrer Mort Glosser ...,,,, , .,.. ,,,,,. . ,. Diretwn The concert band. as its name implies, works principally to perfect more serious music for its two annual concerts, Aside from the concerts a major accomplishment ol' the hand is its participation in thc- state competition. The Gadsden Hi Band has for .1 numher of years received a Superior rating in the state contest. Also many ot the members achieve Ist chair recognition in the All-State Band Festival, The concert hand is directed by Mort Glosser. OFFICERS XY arren Griffin M. A. Mayo Shirley jennings Lamar Thompson , Martha Knowles ,,,, Head Tommy Boyd A ... Mort Glosser . C.:pf.zm Llenlerzrzzzf , Llelllffldllf Liezzfemuzl Flag vu mg: 1' Drum Alarm' ,, .,,,,. ., D1r'er!0r jane Adams Virginia Ailtotk Boyle Barney Charlette Beayers Milton Copelantl Tommy Boyel john Burnett john Carruth Rieharel Case jatk Champion john Clotfelter jimmy Cothran jewel Collins Frank Cottle Gene Deese Franeis Cranford Billy Davis Tommy Day Faye Delap jean Dirkson Margaret Ditkson Alan Duke Franklin Edwards Robert Fergason Fred Fitts Bobby Gardner Billy Garret Thomas Garret Naomi Garry Peggy Graham Bonny Gramling XX'arren Griffin Ann Hall Rithmond Hammond Bill Hardin jane Harrison Deyore Hawkins Vivian Hitks jaik Hopper' james Isbell MEMBERS Shirley jennings jatk johnson Gail Kirby Billy Lanforel Bert Loxxi Bill Lutlcie Sewell Lynn M. A. Mayo Rogers McCauley Finis MtCluney Bobby MtElroy joe Fel Nash Mary Ann Nations Bobby Nooiin Paul Pettit Billy Pinson Charles Pinson Franklin Propst Terrell Roberts jerry Russell Geraldine Sauls Albert Sewell jerry Siniartl Steve Smith Carl Stephens joan Summers Faye Tennyson Lamar Thompson Pat Traylor Tony Traylor XX'aymon Traylor Margaret ljsry Bill Veazy XX'illiam Vessels XX'ayne Walker Benny Vfeayer Roy XX'eayer Charles W'elchel Reigh XY'illiams jeanette Xlfillingham ?Q 'mrs X -.Il RM F' A' '1 NFL . W 1 1 , 5 . - ' 5 XSPORQ5 ERNEST HERNIEH TEEI. in his fourth year as head football coach had his most successful season since coming to Gadsden Taking the faltering Tigers. which had lost two in its first four contests, the light- haired leader steered the Tigers down a straight track and derailed the Etowah team in the Charity Bowl. Victories over Etowah. Tuscaloosa and Anniston were the highlights of his work. Teel's four year mark at Gadsden shows 25 wins, 14 defeats, and 4 ties. JACK UCURLYH GREEN was a member of the triumphant Alabama Rose Bowl team in 19-16. Came to Gadsden in 1948. working with tackles, guards and centers which were all inexperienced he molded them into a hard charging wall. HERBERT HERB BURTON came to Gadsden in 1949 from Talladega. I-le played his high school athletics under Coach Teel at jasper. Starting from scratch he has continued the schools reputation of turning out great flanksmen. MANAGERS THE TIGERS' ROAR Gadsden's 1951 Tigers after starting off with a boom and losing two and tying one mid-season game advanced rapidly in the fall days. VC'hen the Etowah conquest was ranked in they were in the state top bracket. Mid-season losses to Bessemer and Little Rock were soon things of the past with victories over Anniston, Sansom, Coffee, and Etowah falling before the roaring Tigers. Sparking the Gadsden attack were three running aces: Piggy Watford, Don Connor and jerry Connell. Ranked first in Etowah county on total yardage gained and points scored Watford averaged over five yards per carry. Connor ranked second in Etowah on yardage gained and points scored. jerry Connell was a great runner but was also a great blocker. Tommy Bentley was great at quarterback with his passing and signal-calling. Bill Boman, Lowell Brown, Parham Booker and Lee Enloe performed extremely well. Gadsden's forward wall, which was supposed to be weak and inexperienced, became a great stalwart wall with such boys as Bill Patterson, Bill Boyd, Roger Ballard, Law- rence Weeks, jerry Clements, Duck Wildman, Gary Snyder, and Bobby Aultman. The centers were a small problem, Paul Cothran and Henry Sturkie doing most of the snaping. Wallace McDuffie and Richard Otwell also saw a lot of action. Ends: Pierce and Carl Harrison led Gadsen's pass receivers. Harold Copeland, james Hall and jerry Sims helped Pierce on the defense. Gadsden .,,....,. .,,..t. 4 6 Heflin ...... .... 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Qkf-' V Qfl l QV- f.7 , L, -gf -'i:,'1.f,1 -'Z' . . 5 f'?:,,N4ffg,i 'f 1-1,1 7.3, 5 , 1 1 'R- 'wax-A-...,,,,,,, .Q as i .v'Qid. 1 I. X 1 f' .QQ nv , N L. .cy , H QQ. 1- C ,Kyra . 4:1 Q K A M3 K' 'y A 0 V y 5,1 , , 3 Y .. Q - 'Q , fi , , my .. J M 1. M., 9- Mm BILL PATTERSON GADSDEN 7KETOXVAI-I 7 The Tigers got off to a good start that really paid oft. The Tigers won the toss and elected to kick and after holding Etowah on downs they took over, but failed to make 11 first down. Etowah looked as if they were headed for pay dirt, but the Tiger forward wall had other ideas. When the Tigers got the ball the second time there was no stopf ping them. They marched 75 yards for a T.D. with Watford going over from the ten on 21 Pitchout from Bentley, It looked like a 7-0 victory for the Tigers until later in the third quarter when Etowah scored on a 44 yard drive to tie the game 7-7. Both teams fought hard for a win but the game ended in a deadlock. DL-CK' VHLDMAN PARHAM BOOKER JERRY CLEMENTS :l1Q:gigggQ-T1Q12:222gQ:Q351iiLEiiQ:Q:2:Q:S 3.25 .-,,-rx. Wa- v ' a:'t-is-337551-'f-91 i wk .M PAI 'I. COT H RAM GADSDEN O-BESSEMER 35 The Bessemer Purple Tigers invasion on Murphree Stadium one Thursday night stunned the Tigers, by a 53-O score. The Tigers could do nothing right and everything the Purple Tigers did was right. Gadsden kicked off to Bessemer and after being held for downs punted and Booker fumbled on the five. Bessemer recovered and in three plays had scored. The Tigers took the kick-off and ruled off a first down and then the fat fell in the fire. An Enloe pass was intercepted by Adams and two plays later the score was 13-0. The Tigers' comeback was somewhat stronger but an inter- cepted pitchout by Bessemer ended the scoring and caused the game to end in a 33-O score. Watford up to his old tricks. Pl'NK PIERCE isoisisv AI 1 IMAN BW J?-' 'c4 +fne'+i. U s Q JS M, .J f 'Q QQQENPKY' I.UNX'l2l.l. li BILL GADSDEN 20--TUSCALOOSA O The Tigers, playing one of the best games of the season against the Black Bears of Tuscaloosa, were superb. On the first play from scrimmage, when Bentley stepped back and fired a pass to Piggy Watt-ortl, who raced into the end zone untouched, the Tigers brought the fans to their feet. The play covered 73 yards. After the Bears had driven to the Tigers' S, the Tiger forward wall rose up to halt them. On the next play the Tigers were penalized back to their one for offsides. Then the Tigers were on the march with the Dream Baekfieldu in full swing. The Tigers marched 99 yards for a score and lford converted to make it I4-0. The Tigers drove Brown and Connor doing most of the running. -'44 yards for their final T.D. with BOMAN ROKYN BILLY STEXVART GARY SNYDER . +:f ?i'!5f if-K: if -I J' f wrf 'i 07' l X A 1 c ,gg i ' fw-mi Q' Fr '53 .s ,,,.. fha ff.: ,lf w 'Q-.rs A P' ' P-if Q-of fiiwgn tw I 'L 5 1- E s ,Q X V Y , f if 52 Ea is . 4 H ,Q ,lf x 3 ,C K 9 2 -1, r' .4 ow Q V W A fy' f an A- , , s it-' RONALD MtCLL NIH GADSDEN 'V fLlTTLl2 ROCK ll The Tigers were a great team when they came oft the field that nightg even though they had lost 14-7, in the hearts of the fans the Tigers had won. The game was what looked to be a rout with Little Rock taking the kick-oft, and in right quick plays they led 7-O. But the second time the Tigers got the hall the Dream Backfieldn began to Click with Connell carrying the big load, and 10 plays later the score was 7-7. Little Rock kicked off to the Tigers to start the second halt' and after they tailed to pink up a first down Little Rock took over on their 20 and marched to the Tigers' 37 where Bellengrath passed to Porter for the store. The Nightmare line was the big gun as they fought desperately to keep 5 All-State Banks from storing. BIII BOYD ROGER BALLARD DON CONNOR ii ,.33'eg?, ,, exif? TERRY GIPSOlN GADSDEN 3 3-COFFEE 0 The Tigers journeyed to Florence only to ruin Coffee High's Homecoming to the tune of 33-0. The Tigers scored the first time they laid hands on the ball on a 48 yard drive with Connor bulling over from 4 yards out. The next score came in the second quarter on an 86 yard drive with jerry Connell scoring. NVatford set up the third touchdown on a 77 yard punt return with Connor going the last 3 yards. The half-time score was 20-0. The Nightmare line again stopped an offense cold that was supposed to be great and the blocking was superb. Watford scored the fourth touch- down after a long drive and Connor rambled 76 yards for the final tally behind beautiful downfield blocking. JOE NELSON BAGO COPELAND KENNETH ABLES Q-,,M.., ' ' nn- , , '- ' ' ' ' ' ' . r 1 1 955'- 'Lf 51 was 53 Y Q54 gym. XX'AI,l.AfF MeDL YFIF GADSDEN 26fSANSON 0 The Tigers looked great against Emma Sanson. The kick-off was fumbled on the first play and Bill Bowan tame up with it. A few plays later the Tigers scored on a 17 yard run by Piggy Watfordg with Ford tonverting the Tigers led 7-0. At this point the Rebels rose up to give the Tigers a tough fight for it. Late in the second quarter before the Tigers scored again, Connor after a 79 yard drive scored from the two. Early in the third uarter Connor scored again to make it 19-O. After Sanson drove to the Tiger 12. Gadsden took over and on the first play from scrimmage XVatford went over right guard on a beautiful 88 yard run. A penalty on the try for PAT put the ball on the 25 and Ford kicked the ball straight through the uprights. The Tiger subs played the remaining quarter, The game ended 26-0 and gave the Tigers a bid to the Charity Bowl. GENE FRANTZ CARL HARRISON BOBBY EDXY ARDS in 4. My A 5 4- 4 I- e . . . NT . , , J... se' 151 A . .. N. .. ,. W' V -1 .Y-.QAK-.xi in T fi- 4' - v' ig, I' 1 1 , .. . Q f l T' ' I - .wgsff N H .'- ' -45-' 'n 'n,..n- 'Y ' ' l.a,,,4 A ,,,.,'..q.M A X. Ecxf, 5 , , x . ' -If'- , '5 l'51. '.4. q sg 1 - r 1 A , 32 if ' '5 m'A': 'Z Q , , - Y xl .i qv ,f - 41, X , -,4, . Q. U U x' h . Q L . 11-.. I .jg V lyk . ,-:.,'. ..I - . ' . ., ea '- .,4. 1 ,tai J ' ' 6' A . ,,si-evw .Q - -- - 3' X, -, Q' ' -if ,. F' .' - ' 39-L . ' 1 A vw'-2' In . -' . , . fee, Hy, . GADSDEN 7-ETOWAH 6 The Tigers won a game that will long be remembered on Thanksgiving afternoon. Etowah won the toss and elected to receive, and the game was on. The Blue Devils broke out the TH formation but were held four downs and quick-kicked to the 17. On the first play from scrimmage Watford raced 59 yards before Cambell pulled him down only to have it called back for a clipping penalty. After an exchange of punts, Wildman covered an Etowah fumble on the Etowah 55. Three plays and 1 penalty later, with Don Connor bulling the last 6 yards, Gadsden scored. Etowah's score came late in the third quarter on a 73 yard drive with Kelly going the last 19 yards. On the extra-point play Etowah was penalized 15 yards for illegal use of the hands, and Brackett's second try was partially blocked by Gary Snider. The game ended with the Tigers on the long end of a 7-6 score. 'if' 400 Gadsden Gadsden Gadsden Gadsden ...., Gadsden Gadsden Gadsden ,,..,, Gadsden ..,,,, Gadsden ,,,,.. Gadsden Gadsden Gadsden Gadsden Gadsden Gadsden ,,,,aa Gadsden Gadsden aaa,.. Gadsden ,,,,,, Gadsden Gadsden Gadsden Gadsden Gadsden ..,a,. Gadsden ,,a,.. Gadsden Gadsden ,..,,, Gadsden ,,,,,, BASKITTIPSALL 1951-1952 56 56 ,56 46 Sl 76 76 54 an 55 45 so 65 ,N38 , ,456 ,,,,,,6O ,,..,r62 Vlacksonville Freshmen lznsley ,a,,, , .,.,., ,,.,, , . Selma , , Pell City , Talladega . Pell City or ,A Crossfield Ensley e,,., . Etowah .... Centre . lxille ,, ., Sansoin Alexandria Sansom ,, ,, Phillips ,,,.. Glencoe ..,4. Etowah ..,,. 79 fientre 14 lxille , 61 Piedmont, ,, 52 Phillips ., .r..,,55 Glencoe ,,a,,,62 Alexandria ....42 Sansom ..,r,,47 Talladega M55 Anniston ,,,,,,53 Anniston .. 6TH DISTRICT Gadsden a,,,,, ,. ..,...a. 52 B. B. Comer .......... .. Gadsden ,,,,.r,,, .,,,..,. 6 4 Etowah r,.,,,...,,, ,........ Gadsden ...,. . . .,,, 47 Sansom ....,,,, a,,,,.. , . Gadsden ,, ,,,,,,,,A 4 5 Anniston ,,,, 51 57 52 49 Coach Burton and Captain Wilson and Co-Captain Sturlcie -.fa 42 60 59 S6 41 47 44 76 44 35 44 59 71 40 64 54 52 58 49 41 58 41 61 44 29 58 47 St . ' e airing Fw Returning Boys for 1952-53 WX ATT SEIBER GUY HOOD BARTO XVILSON CHARLES CONYERS JIMMY STRIPLIN .X 'v PARHAM tx BOOKER 1' DON SANSOM x 4 I RANK SMITH S HOVUARD STRIPLIN GERALD PHILLIPS HEIN RY STL RKIE CHARLES GRIFFIN TOMMX DOW LIING nj ....,,..., N.. J Qsn ? B TEAM C TEAM , .,,,,, , To 1 I f iz?-A 5 5' .',, 6 0 8 , it la Di' T , Q , K we 'ui 1: V ' -,J XV f f T 'W ' my T 4 M,..............r W .,,,,,,.' ' yt ' i T 2 Wyf' ' y ' , ...S Under the expert guidance of Coach Herbert Burton, the Tiger cindermen had a very successful season. They walked away with the 6th District, and won the North East Regional meet at Decatur. They also had men placing in the State meet. On your mark Burton gives last-minute instruc- tions. Warren goes over top. ' 'W 'Qt f TN ff'-Q M ' +' ' 1 jhlx' Y' Q --y sr . Au- I 7'-1-5 .f ' Aff Mx -40' 'nr 'y 1 1 ' i I l 'K xv 5 ft lm 1- hgggiaiail 1952 BASEBALL SQUAD HENRY STERCHIE M 1 wwf , iw ,l ii, 1 i Elliot, M, if 'Q 'V' 9 M 1 ' ff A A ' CEQIL VICE jmiso BRYAN JOE NELSON LL 're eliminated in the State Tournament. cy will be the host team for the South- tcrn Tournament, and they still havc Chance to go places. GOOD LUCK. GERSU! LARRY LYDA BARTO XYILSUN GARY FREEMAN ,1fnvr ,L,,,. - ,. ' 'S A' Q .1 . if W 2 a . Y 4 MMF Y , . 'Q ROGER BALLARD BOB FORD ' PAP.. CHARLES BOLDHNG FD MFAXS T C STOFTERGER W 1 f l S 'VJ '? 3 s TUMBLING TEAM The tumbling team, under the capable leadership of Coach Herbert Burton, have thrilled the students with some spectacular demonstrations. There is an outstanding tumbler, Pee Wee Koehler, who competed for the U.S. Olympic Tumbling Team. Among his many other accomplishments are placing in the A.A.U. Open Competition, and being Captain of the tumbling team. V N ff., If 31' :QQ , ' f 9 v 4 1 , , f F ' f 1 , , 2 7 5' ? 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STANDARD OIL COMPANY NC 236 Nor+h 5+h S+reeI' Phone 2500 TUCKERS CLEANERS 645 Wal ul S+ Pho e 3l9I C L Tuclcer H O Tucker Assl M g Elie Qahsben Ulnmes COLLIER BUTLER FUNERAL HOME Promp+ Ambulance Service Pho e 6 467I LAD N LASSIE Children s Shop Chesl ul S+ ee+ TODAY S NEWS TODAY IN PICTURES AND WORDS OUALHY STYLE OI' Greal' Greal' Grand Greal' Grand Grand Pa an an dh an and YOU Esperamos servlr sus halos, sus me+os y sus buznuefos de us+edes VANCE SHOE COMPANY A. B. BOTTOMS Mgr. L. S BEAIRD, Owner , I . O TJ .M6nager I ' ' ana ef ' O l9I2 ...... . . . . . . I952 FIT F , Pa cl Ma Pa d Ma Pa d Ma d Ma GADSDEN PAINT CO. FAMILY W P MEANS Con+rac+mg PAINT d WALLPAPER FLOOR MACHINES FLOOR RENTALS SURFACING 4I9 CI1esI'nu+ SI'ree+ Gadsden Alabama SHOE STORE 4 306 Broad Sfreef Gadsden Alabama TERRY HODGES Owner SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY HAGEDORN and COMPANY C5619 GADSDEN S OUTSTANDING STORE Where Cour+ Mee+s Broad S'rreeI' GADSDEN ALABAMA Comphments of WRENN S ICE CREAM CO X, x In Take Home a uar+ DIAL 9I75 II08 Forresi' Ave an O O 1 X -'Iggy' NM T m I, ' Q COMPLIMENTS of the GADSDEN CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK FIRST NATIONAL BANK ALABAMA CITY BANK EAST GADSDEN BANK Member Banks: CLASS PROPHECY Conhnued Bert Iow1 IS the eel1tor of tl1e New York T1mes 1nd W1y11e Lueas IS takmyx p1etures for l1lITl lean aekson as you know went to Auburn 1nd IS haymg a pretty hard t1me w1th that farmmg As I went along I learned tl11t Geney 1 Abernathy and BOIIUIL Beam yomed the VC'ayes It seems that Dorothy Anderson 1s a nurse and Benny Barnes and Dan Copeland are doctors Earl Clark IS teaeh1ny, English at the IlT1Xt.I'Slfy and R1ehard Case IS h1s smartest student lane Bandy IS a tamous dress 1les1gner and Elame Atkmson models elothes ID New York It seems tl at Ie1n Br1lleh R1ynell Brooks and Carolyn Cole are seeretar1es now 1nd Ehzabeth COllll1 md Iexle Clll Cook are teaehers Pat Bran noek and Carolyn Chamblee are m1rr1eel 1nd l1ye 1t Auburn beeause the1r husbands are professors Naney Burroughs IN lI1llNlCll ellreetor of our w1nn1ne stunts 1t the C1p1tal Theatre III New Xork lllkl they seem to be gome oyer IS well there as they d1d here Roy, r Ballard and 'Iommy Bentley are football eoaehes and llTlITly Bry1n IS fl1C'lI' minager B1ll Adams 1s te 1eh1ng geometry at C H S now and Bobby Aultman IS st1ll trymg to pass DOITIII fllyton 1s m1rr1ed to IU old IUllll0IldlfC and expeets to 1nher1t mIlll0DS yery soon Helen Reeyes now owns halt ot Brtnnon Thompson Drug, started out as a clerk too Barbara Sm1th frnally marr1eel George ohnson and Kay Rosenberg, has a small gambhng easlno just rollmg IU the money Delores Ph1pps IS st1ll wa1t1ng for V1sta Steyenson never graduated from the Ln1yers1ty too good t1mes L1ke always erre Sauls 1snt domg anythmg she ean get out of Terrell Roberts IS a eommere1al art1st ID New York and Al Sewell IS after a long t1me dee1d1ng wr1t1ng stones for Secret Com1e Book Bob Pru1tt 15 teaehmg at dear ole G H S He took Mr I.1ll1ard s plaee After all that work Charles Prnson owns the Gadsden TIIITCS now Ellen Steyens IS playground d1reetor for the e1ty1 Ruth Stalllnes IS teaehmg Ldflll at Etowah V1rg1n1a Saxon IS workmg for the Gas Company and Ga1l Stewart fllidlly marr1ed her one and only O Payne runs a ear lot spee1al1z1ng 1n A Models of eourse B1ll Patterson has really adyaneed He IS now head eoaeh of the mult1 IDllllOD dollar Un1yers1ty1 of Gads den Whleh was deslgned by Ross M1ll1ean anel bu1lt by Larry Iyda and Rogers Me Cauley Sherman M0rr1s IS now pres1dent of Yale where Lou1se Odom and Greta Page are teaehmg Bobby Nooym f1nally made 1t to Hollywood where he IS the leader of h1s famous yazz band Two of h1s members are Bobby McElroy and M A Mayo Ronald MeCluney now ed1ts the eountry s leadmg ma5az1ne L1te johnny Mackey and Claude MeBrayer are on h1s ed1tor1al staff Wayne Nesb1tt IS now a famous sur geon at Mayo Brothers The new owner of Loyeman s ID B ham IS Mary Ann N3tlOUS and her manager IS LOXIS Na1l and her bookkeeper IS Barbara MeBr1de Mary Meeks and Ola jo MeKay run a DUSIHCSS eolleee together Patr1e1a Moore owns a large beauty shop ID Atlanta and her ehref ha1r styl1st IS aek1e Pa1nter As I walked on down the street I saw Ronald Short and learned that he was SIX t1mes w1nner of the Ind1anapol1s Speedway Raees and that Don R1ehards was 1n charge of all produet1on at the new Goodyear plant and Roy Terry was owner of Bloomxng N11ll Ine I also learned that Alfred Holtzelaw was 1n the Nayy and Esther B1ll1ngs1ey was h1s Seeretary Barbara W'heeler was manager of Searbro Photo Shop and Ruby HJYFIS was buyer for Southern DIYISIOU of Var1ety Store Synd1eate So Long It s Been Good To Know Ya . 4 V' . 1 ' l 1 , 1 - ' .y A 2 . . 1 K- 'h V -' 7 ' 1 .k 4 'S' ' Af ',l 'I , -N. .'.'4' 11- , ' ',. 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YA 1 V IRVlNG'S TOWN SHOP Styles of Distinction DRESSES I SUITS 0 BLOUSES LINGERIE COSTUME JEWELRY Ground Floor Medical Building 520 CHESTNUT STREET PHONE 2832 Belk Hudson 425 Broad Street Gadsden Alabama HOME OF BETTER CLOTHES SPEILBERGS CAMERA SHOP Camera Supplies SIBERTS Hardware Seeds Farm Implements S 4th St d A b Ph 4626 C Penney Company DEPARTMENT STORE 5l3 Broad Street Phone 6 I65I Clothes tor the Entnre Family O II8 South 6th Street 208 . reet Gacls en, la ama one E E FORBES and SONS PIANO CO for your musucal msI'rumen1's PIANOS AND BAND INSTRUMENTS SHEET MUSIC and HAMMOND ORGANS 438 Cl1esInuI' Sfreei Phone 6 35bI Complnmen+s of Joe L Moore 81 Company, Inc Morfgage Loans Real EsI'a+eSales Proper+y Managemeni' Appralsals Insurance 4I4 CHESTNUT STREET PHONES 253I 2532 2533 2534 BAGGETT TRANSPORTATION CO 735 Sou+h Tlmrd S'Iree'I' DIAL 6 I75I Doni' Mark I+ Rush Jus+ Tag II' BaggeH BIRCH ANDERSEN 6' COMPANY Royal Por+able Typewrufers For Sale On Easy Terms SCHOOL SUPPLIES ART SUPPLIES PRINTING and OFFICE SUPPLIES 525 Broad S+ree'I' Gadsden Alabama 'Iii-iiiiei-ii? C 0111 f7Illl16llf.S 0 ETOWAH ABSTRACT CO Gadsden Alabama Title ls Vital Serving E+owal1 Counfy Since l907 J P ALEXANDER MARY P EDWARDS JAMES N SILVEY Member Execuhve Vice Presldenf Vnce Presldenf and Treasurer American Tnfle ASSOCIGTIOD I I I Secrefa ry 'iii' 'Iii' ll ' I ' ll H.S. PaH'erson, Jr. Presidenf Home of Fashrons 3I9 BROAD STREET GADSDEN ALABAMA MORRIS L NELSON Your Dependable Dealer GRADING EXCAVATING d CROSSFIELD S ICE CREAM Made of Grade A Cream Duncans Department Store ERSPGO Bug Town and County Store 225 s h F GADSDEN ALABAMA 127 S BOAZ ALABAMA I ll ' ll 4tI'1 and Broad Streets Gads en, Alabama I ll ll Supreme in Quality ITI-I N 'S ll ' ll 2I7- out ourtI1 Street outI1 Main Street Complnmenls of GADSDEN SPORTING GOODS NEELY uw Sour:-I 4+h STREET GRQCERY CQ GADSDEN ALABAMA All Types of Sporhng Grocerres and Fresh Meafs Equlpmenf CORNER OF ELEVENTH AND PEACHTREE STREETS Complrmen+s of C F Cross, Jewelers, Inc One of Gadsden s Oldest Jewelers 426 BROAD STREET GADSDEN PHONE 6 souz Compllmenls of TH E FROSTY PARLOR SHORT ORDERS CURB SERVICE 228 Easl Broad SI'ree'r Easl' Gadsden Ala Phone 9475 On Any Occasion Serve Ice Cold . I ' 1 0 0 9 I , . 2? W, ! xi 01311 Aj, x VW if A if wil 5 Q L' if , kx f ' . fl' 1 af 5 V 1, X , Rag, i I 1 N I V A IQ, 'gf ls, A I . , 4 ' 4 - , ' 'W 1 S' ' S' 1 , - Mi - 1 'R Ai eff 45 fl. 29 v 2 Mg, 4 I r s - , . A A f ri we Z' 7 r 5 . g. . ff .wy'N L F H, wA. v v3, JM, O N, fn a . A M' fx 'xx ' N xi ff . H inxi 5153 N. N' PU in: 5' ,W M.. W y Zf 'f ' f55fW'f'7 ,g,i' Eg 1 ta! is ,K '.,1 ,fx if Us 3 W. y , E a '- 4. .y, Ku, M' f 2? We 'Q P if in 1' I 5 Hg. A' 11 1 M Z A A , My W W 1 .. V, u - K I J W DOOLEY GRO Self Servuce Corner 24fh Sf and H Il A Gadsden Alabama Phone 6 7656 H B SKELTON Curflsfon Alabama Phone 5I5l Affalla LEVIES BON MERCHE 40l Wlson Sfreef Walnuf Park Phone 926I A T MOORE 3I7 Broad Phone 6675! E L SIMS I30l Easf Broad Phone 9363 J M SIMMONS IIO4 Ce fre Hgh ay Phone 9l70 J V DOOLEY GROCERY l024 Tuscaloosa A e Phone 9I32 STRAWN FOOD MARKET McKINNEYS II09 Tuscaloosa Sfreef Phone 9I52 O E BATTLES 30l N 4th Sfreef A++aIIa Phone 246I Shop An CVE FOOD SHOP II47 Waln f Sfreef af I FR MS Bellevue Hnghlands Phone 9234 R C BURKE GRO l40I Malone Sfreef Phone 2982 HOME OWNED and OPERATED or ECONOMY GROCERY Holmes Bluff Legg Phone 6 5635 or 6-7445 6TH ST SUPER MARKET 613 s 6+h Phone 6 7737 LEO CRANFORD CRANFORD GROCERY 827 Tuscaloosa A e Canferbury Sfahon Phone 9586 Ala Cfy Phone 276I E 8: G GROCERY T C BROWN GRO I70I Easf Broad l00l Dwugh+ Ave Phone 6 3l03 Ala Cnfy Phone 9I8I DILLARD S STORE BUCHANAN GROCERY GREAT WESTERN Soufh Ilfh Sf Road 2809 Norris Ave MARKET l70I Taylor Sfreef Ala Cufy Phone 6 3334 304 Bay Sfreef Gadsden Phone 9l92 Phone 6 795I Gadsden u- . .. , ,Stl I d S FOOD SHOPS l l The Best . .I Q F Compliments of THE CITY OF GADSDEN ROY L WALLACE Mayor SAMUEL D LASSETER WAYNE MILLER Assoclale Comlssloners GADSDEN AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Amerlcan Dlscounl' Company Mark Boman Molor Company Courlesy Molors Gallaway Lmcoln Mercury Inc Cernes Molor Company Cargo Nash Molor Company Coker Molor Company Fowler Brolhers Mo+or Company Gadsden Molor Company Rex Keelmg Buick Company Nesblll Truck 8: Traclor Co Nichols Buuck Company Pollock Mofor Company John Thomas Molors, Inc C 8: S Garage John Miles Molor Company COMPLIMENTS OF FRED ALLEN FLORIST 305 So 5+I1 S1'reeI' B 1' Wshes F m JOHN MILES FURNITURE COMPANY 2I8 Broad S+ree'l' Compllmenfs Plumbing Con+ra c+or McCAY PLUMBING 81 HEATING COMPANY w A McCAY o ne Dual 6 67II REPAIRS GENERAL CONTRACTING 702 Doyle S+ree+ E Gadsden M e Serving E'rowaI1 Coun'ry 509 B d S+ eef COMPLIMENTS OF RAINBOW MATTRESS COMPANY I6l0 ALABAMA AVENUE GADSDEN ALABAMA Dream on a Rainbow for +I1e res+ of your Ilfe COMPLIMENTS OF JACK SAKS 435 Broad S+ree+ G adsden, Alabama es i ro . . . , w r of at I ' ' INSTALLATIONS ALLAN DEN SON en's W ar - . roa r WITH MUCH RESPECT AND ADMIRATION WE SALUTE OUR GADSDEN HIGH IN l952 Bes+ of LucIz and Good Wishes for +I1e years Io come +o bo'rI1 +I'me Sfudenfs and +0 +I'1e FacuI'ry WHERE THE CROWDS GO AND PICTURES ARE ENJOYED MORE C OMPLIMFNVI S OF mulluullll I IMI MIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII PUSH BACK SEATS NEW CYCLORAMIC SCREEN HEARING AIDS FREE PARKING Gei' Ou? of I'I'1a+ Everyday Grind .xx Go Out To A Movie Ji Z I I N . I .I I I 'I 'mlIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIurIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'EIIIIIIIIII Contnmfa' from If-' e' S6 t lard Case eaye my posrtlon gurdanee department statrstreran to johnny Burnett rol Heath leaye my plate memrstry to s ne other sire r Dorothy Sue Wfottord leave my long halr to Lourse Goon D an Perry yyrll all my museles to May Lybrand he needs them yyorse than I dy e Sara Gleason and jane Splelberg do hereoy yyrll our cluttered locker to anyone else yyho lrkes to lrye dangerously Iames Hall leaye my abrlrty to catch a pass to Trger I erryb Srms XX anda Ianktord leaye my ahnlxtv to get to school and classes on tame to Margre Narls B y me XX: rams to yyrll my square drmp es to uey ones to mateh her Bedroom eyes Iors Na: yyrll my place ID the typing room to my srster Margreree Niary I vu Par er I yyrll my plate as President of FBLA to Marrlyn Reeves Ola o MtCay leaye my plate rn M155 Turners trrst perrod Shorthand class to anyone yy ho tan understand her drctatron Kay Rosenberg leaye my loye to gossrp rn class to oyce Greenberg Nfarre I pton do yyrll my rnabrlrty to type on the library typeyyrrter to Alice Langley' Nfae Belle Dobbs do leave my loye for cute clothes to Sylvia Brshop Carolyn Cole do leave mv loye for Etoyy ah boys to Peggy johnson and Jane Harrison lean Drtkson do leaye my loye for talklng In band to Tommy Dav Barry Holloyy ay do yyrll my ab lrty t graduate to anvone vyho rs as good rn English as I am jane Auman leaye to Ann Rogers and ane Rtehardson my abnllty to get mto messes and lookxng for the postman 'yhry Allee Thornton do yyrll my loye for danetng to Betty Dlekson fAlso the nervous bumps that go yy nth rtlb Carleen Haryyood yyxll my loye for basketball fplayersl to Ann Melton Anne Hooks yyrll my loye for younger boys to anyone else yy ho lrkes to traln their ovyn Ramona Leaeh leaye my plate as cheerleader to anyone yylth good strong lungs and a loud mouth eanette Llyrrett do hereby yyrll my abrlrty t graduate to Altce Wfofford Hope she makes If Kenneth Estes leaye my loye for short easy classes to anybody else v.ho doesnt lrke to study ean Bradley elm yyrll my good grades and abrllty to g t along yyrth the teachers to mv sxster Ann Dorothy Foy yyrll my love for typing to my cousrn Katherine Foy Gary Chunn yyrll my posrtron as Cheerleader to any person yyrth a good strong voice and plenty of pep Dot Ianders leaye my famous nrckname Coyy Meat to one yyho deserves lt as much asl udy ones May Wfrlson yy rll my place on the basketball team to my brother Don Danny sed Burttram do herebv leaye the F I got rn Sallv Jacksons Senior Englrsh to Shakespeare CCLIIII Strnsell l yyrll to Ann Conner my engagement rung because that IS the onlv yyay she yyrll get one ean Iaekson do yyrll my loye for dressmg nn Phy Fd to Fvelvn Lnster une Hayykrns ly yylll my slster Qhrrley mv pleasant speakmg yolce She needs rt aunxta Hvoks d yyrll my beautrful blue eyes to Shirley Cothran vylth the hope t at she yyrll use them tu the best advantage Dranne Ralls do yyrll my place as F a g syyrnger tr C1arlAlfor -Xlma Stoftreeen do yy ull to Shrrley Brooks my plate rn Bookkeeping Class nt t o I o me Iotton rs my Donna Roper yy1ll t Carolyn 'yiushat my abrlrty to talk all the tlme and say notarn Ruth Ntrllnnes yyrll all the knoyyledee I should haye earned to anyone vyho can galn rt Bqrham Smrth yyrll my abllrty tm take drctatron to anyone yy holl be dumb enough to take If C eraldme Sauls d 1 yy1ll my place In Nummer icho xl tyHelen MeGehee C trol Rayburn lo yylll my beautiful broyyn eyes to lame Sue Wfallace lllgn stephens yyrll my abrllty to sleep ln class to anyone yyho can get by vyrth t Xiyra Iune Q T'lllll yyrll my loye of marrled lrfe to other brtdes Vlrgrnra iayon yyzll good luck to eyery body taking Chemlstrv ohnny Reynolds hereby yyrll my Pepsodent smrle to anyone yyho rsnt afrard to brush therr teeth oan Moore hereby yyrll I.1ttle Bxll Grlffln the rrght to smlle at eyery girl that looks fyyrnksm at hrm more than tyy 1ce We Delores Phrpps and Betty Que XX heeler do leaye our abllrty to get along vyrth each other to Helen Nltfvehee and Vrrgrnra Lee I Raynell Brooks leaye my ab1lrty of passmg shorthand tn my srster Slanrley yyho needs It 1 o o t y I neyer yy I,Ril 1.,-,1- 's as' -- - A .' 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