Geneva County High School - Gecorala Yearbook (Hartford, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1949 volume:

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ALMA MATER In the city’s southern border, Reared against the sky, Proudly stands our Alma Mater Dear ole’ Hartford High. Forward ever be our watchword, Conquer and prevail. Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, Hartford High, all hail. DEDICATION MRS. SAMMONS MRS. HATCHER To Mrs. Sammons and Mrs. Hatcher, our sponsors, we wish to express our appreciation and gratitude for your guidance and aid through our senior year. As a small token for everything you have done, we dedicate this edition of the GECORALA. ANNUAL STAFF Editor................ Assistant Editor...... Business Manager...... Circulation Manager.. Advertising Chairman Art Editors........... Typists............... ....Florre Jo Broom ....Billie Jo Phelps .........Gene Hughes ....Elizabeth Palmer .......Jodean Harden ....Christine Cotton Herbert Fain .......Jorene Burch Maxine Harrison Marguerite Sammons FACULTY S. R. BRANNON B. S. A. P. I. Principal MRS. S. R. BRANNON Lunchroom Office MISS JESSIE MAE METCALF A. B. Alabama College M. A. University of Alabama Mathematics LON WISE B. S. Troy State Coach Economics WALLACE TRIBBLE B. S. A. P. I. Science Assistant Coach MISS RUBYE NELL REEVES Howard College Commercial Department MRS. JEAN F. REGAN B. S. Alabama College Home Economics PAUL DEAN B. S. A. P. I. Agriculture MRS. ZACK HATCHER Troy State Teachers Study Hall and Library JEFF STRICKLAND Band MRS. OLGA COLLINS Troy State Teachers Social Studies MRS. WILLIAM SAMMONS Ouachita College A. B. English W. E. HOLLAND University of Alabama B. S. Physical Education MRS. S. D. McCORMICK Bowden State College English and Science MRS. LEM PHELPS Troy State Teachers English and Social Studies MRS. MARCUS MILLER B. S. A. P. 1. Mathematics SNAPS 1. Budding romance? 2. Stepping high. 3. Twins. 4. Seen at the football banquet 5. I don’t believe it. 6. A day’s work is ended. 7. Teacher’s got a new car. 8. Some gals have all the luck 9. Camera shy. 10. K. P. vc - SENIORS MELBA ARMSTRONG •‘Love all, trust a few, do harm to none. NED COBB “Ambition has no rest. FLORRE JO BROOM “Music is well said to be the speech of angels. CHRISTELL BURCH “She is rich who is contented. JORENE BURCH “Our deeds determine us as much as we determine our deeds. ’ HERBERT FAIN “A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. BETTY COBB •'Never trouble trouble 'til trouble troubles you. ’ CHRISTINE COTTON Love is a faith; one faith leads to another.' WILLIAM HALL Life is really simple, but women insist on making it complicated. GERALDINE DORRIETY When you get to the top, look me up. 1 11 be there. GLYNN GIBSON A good name is better than a girdle of gold. BOBBY GENE HARDEN If worry were the only cause for trouble, I would live forever. LOUISE GUILFORD ‘'Why take life seriously? You’ll never get out alive BETTY SUE HALES Silence is a great peacemaker. GEORGE HERRING Knowledge is proud that he has learned so much; wisdom is humble that he knows no more.’ ELOISE HALLFORD The day is always his who works in it with serenity and great aim.” JODEAN HARDEN You have greatly ventured, but all must do so, who would greatly win.’ GENE HUGHES Be silent or say something bett than silence. MAXINE HARRISON “Life is music if one be rightly in time and tune.” MARIE HOLLAND “Life is friendship set to music.” VERNON “SONNY” HUGHES “A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance.” MARION HOLMES “Very little is needed to make a happy life.” SARAH HOWELL “Cheerfulness and content are great beautifiers, and they are famous preservers of youthful looks.” O’NEAL JERKINS “I don’t know much about his ability, but he has a very good manner.” HERBERT KIRKLAND How shall I be able to rule over others, that have not full power and command of myself. BETH LEE “She lives on the sunny side of the street. ’ MADIOLAN McGOWAN “Be soft and silent. Silence never betrays you. Charles McClendon “We are here to help each other, try to make each other happy. HERMAN McNEAL “They are never alone that are accompanied with noble thoughts.” MARY ELLEN MILLER “Noble deeds that are concealed are most esteemed.” LOUELLA MOUNT “Great thoughts come from the heart.” BURL MERCER “Let us make haste to live, since every day to a wise man is a new life.” IVALENE MYERS “Happiness is made to be shared.” KATHRYN ORR “The quality of doing things quietly and well is rare indeed.” HERBERT MILLER “Time ripens all things, no man was born wise.” ELIZABETH PALMER “The greater the obstacle, the more glory in overcoming it.” BILLIE JO PHELPS “True friends have no solitary joy or sorrow.” BILLY OUTLAW “What I gave, I have; what I sp I had; what I kept, I lost.” MARGUERITE SAMMONJ “Those who are pleased with t selves must always please.” VIDERA SKINNER “Promise is most given when is said.” WAYNE PARKER ••The true test of a man’s worth is not his theology but his life.” PEGGY SPANN Kindness is the golden chain by which society is bound together.” DON PARKER “They can conquer who believe they can.” PAULINE SORRELS “Truth is the highest thing man may keep.” LAURA WARD “None but herself can be her equal.” HASTEL WILLIAMS “Man who man would be, must rule the empire of himself.” VIRGINIA ANN WHITE “Love is the enchanted dawn of eveiy heart.” THOMAS WORTHY “Everything has been thought of before, but the difficulty is to think of it again.” Not Pictured JOE JUSTICE “If pleasure interferes with work, quit work.” CLASS OFFICERS President...... Vice-President.... Secretary...... Treasurer...... Reporter....... .....Burl Mercer . Christine Cotton Elizabeth Palmer ......Kathryn Orr ...Eloise Hallford COLORS Red and White FLOWER Red Rose MOTTO “Not finished; just begun.” SPONSORS Mrs. Zack Hatcher Mrs. William Sammons JUNIORS HAROLD BARNES ORELL BATTLES LOUGENIA BECK BETSY BERCKBICKLER JOYCE BLOUNT HARRIET BORLAND JEFF BRANNON OSCAR BROOKS ELIZABETH CARLISLE JIMMY DAUGHTRY MAX HOLLAND ANNIE REE MAULDIN MARY HOUSTON ROBERT HUGHEN jeanne McClellan HOWARD NEWBERRY FRANCES NEWSOME KATE ODOM HUGH OVERTON GRANT PALMER LAWERENCE DEAN MAY DRUE DORRIETY CARL FILLINGIM K. L. GLASS JUNIOR GRANGER JIMMIE HALES OTIS HARDEN MADGE HARRISON EMMETT HELMS MARTHA JO HICKS HANNAH FAYE PARKER ERNEST PELHAM OUIDA PRICE DONALD RILEY LUCILLE SHEPHERD ROBERT SHEPHERD PAUL SHIPES MARTHA ANN SPEARS JUNE STUBBS EMMA JEAN TURNER THELMA WELCH JOE WILLIAMS JOE FRED WILLS JEAN WOOD LAURA JEAN WOOD JACK KELLEY SOPHOMORES James Alberson, Maxwell Barnes, Mildon Birge, Joe Borland, Linda Bottoms, Cranford Brannon, Banard Bridges, Faye Allen Broxson, Ann Byrd, Jack Clark, Mary Jo Coe, Patricia Dean, Rex Dean, Millard Dillard, Willa Fulford, Peggy Galloway, Sarah Garner, Royce German, Ann Gilis, Patricia Goolsby, Talma Grantham, Luther Green, Gladys Hall, Christine Harrison. SOPHOMORES Kenneth Howell, Jack Holland, Sarah Jean Jerkins, Albert Justice, Sarah King, Doyle Kinsaul, Geraldine McCoy, Nadine McGowan, Trudell McKnight, Anabeth Matthews, Hilda Miller, Voncille Miller, Ruby Nell Nichols, Harold Gene Peacock, Opal Peacock, Harold Phillips, Jack Shepherd, William Shepherd, June Shipes, Milford Shirley, Malcom Smith, Adger Thomas, Norris Walden, Madie Wiggins. FRESHMAN Kenneth Atwell, Betty Sue Barnes, Waylen Blair, Betty Sue Bottoms, Mary Brannon, Marilyn Broxson, Clara Campbell, Brycie Cassidy, Joyce Chandler, Betty Coe, Faye Cotton, Genevieve Crocker, Bobby Dowling, Kathleen Dowling, Richard Eddines, Aubrey Fondren, James Fondren, Shelley Fillingim, K. B. Galloway, Kenneth Glover, Charles Goolsby, Eddie Granger, Harrell Griffin, Deloris Guilford, Edra Nell Hendrix, Ellen Hicks, Winfred Hicks, Sara Margaret Hughes, Sibert Howell, Clara Johnson, Joyce Hall, Betty Langford, Betty Sue Langford, Phillip McGregor, Joe Mack McLaney, Margaret Mims, Joyce Mount, Carolyn Peacock, Jimmy Price, Gilbert Ross, Althea Skinner, Martha Smith, Charlotte Strickland, Jerry Sullivan, Edra Welch, Jeanette Welch, Bill Whittle, Woodrow Williams, Harold Shirley. EIGHTH GRADE First row: Gerald Spears, Patricia Shirley, Virginia Anderson, Carolyn Guilford, Betty Tippins, Betty Sue Shields, Lois Outlaw, Sarah Woodham, Ronald Lee, Mack Shepherd, Dorothy Hicks. Second row: Jerry Green, Bill Hughes, Sammy Guilford, Betty Cotton, Martha Sue Wood, Una Kate Hendrix, Carolyn Quick, Lola Mae Williams, Louise Lowery, Elizabeth Welch, Mary Helen Childs. Third row: Mary Sue Clark, Gwendolyn Riley, Mary Alice Miller, Patricia Simmons, Sarah Miller, Mary Helen Hales, Margaret Hales, Mae Frank Thomas, Harley Howell, Johnny Pippins, John Wade Horn. Fourth row: Verna Zorn, Gail Burch, Joan Poole, Mary Nell Turner, Myrna Loy Pelham, Mary Ellen Brooks, Betty Joyce Howell, Peggy Matthews, Nellie Davis. Fifth row: Jimmy Enfinger, Johnny Mack Tindell, John Thomas, Jimmy Orr, Jean Hatcher, Gordon Harrison, Jeanette Ketchem, Flora Nell Sammons, Charles Coe, Charles Robert Burch. Sixth row: Carl Coe, Conrad Moates, Bill Cassidy, Lex Bynum, Billy Joe Quick, Johnny Turner, Foy Sorrels, Roy Sorrels, George Ward. SEVENTH GRADE MRS. EDNA EARL MILLER-Sponsor I First row: Franklin Byrd, Bobby Granger, Kenneth Welch, Kenneth Riley, Charlie Loftin, Max Quattlebaum, David Ward, Jimmy Caraway, Harold Lee, J. W. McClellan, Billy Williams. Second row: Durl Benefield, Frank Hughes, Bobby Borland, Ellis Whittle, Jimmy Spears, Foyal Carter, Robert Earl Glover, Don Dean, Gene Simmons, Rex Riley, Elton Battles, Watson Welles. Third row: Lorena Martin, Angeline Helms, Margaret Crawford, Peggy Hallford, Martha Burch, Carolyn Enfinger, Jeanette Cobb, Barbara Strickland, Mary King, Jeanette Coe, Peggy Spears, Myra Nell Skinner. Fourth row: Betty Jean Sorrels, Shellijo Shepherd, Mary McClellan, Irene Holmes, Yvonne Kelley, Betty Jean Efurd, Sara Merle Sellers. Huey Booth, James White, Billy Sizemore. Montes Shirley, Elizabeth Cherry. Fifth row: Myrtle McClellan, Evelyn Harrison, Nancy Williams, Carolyn Thomas, Faye Parrish, Betty Ruth Bryant, Bobbie Cotton, Virginia Glenn Peacock, Sara Alice Guilford, Gary McCoy, Rayburn Sizemore, Lex Mauldin, John David Brax- ton. BAND MAJORETTES: Ann Gillis, Sara Alice Guilford, Gayle Dean, Joyce Hall, Betsy Berckbickler, Betty Tippins, Tommy Holman, Martha Burch, Sarah King. BAND MEMBERS: Marion Holmes, Betty Sue Shields, Clara Johnson, Harold Lee, Franklin Byrd, Sara Margaret Hughes, Annette Hughes, Margaret Mims, Kathleen Dowling, Carl Fillingim, Genevieve Crocker, Patricia Shirley, David Ward, Sarah Woodham, Lois Outlaw, Ronald Lee, Betty Cotton, Billy Boyette, Delores Guilford, Martha Smith, Martha Sue Wood, Carolyn Guilford, Bobbie Cotton, Harold Phillips, Foyal Carter. BETA CLUB First row: Kathryn Orr, President; Billie Jo Phelps, Vice-President; Elizabeth Ann Palmer, Secretary; Burl Mercer, Treasurer; Christine Cotton, Second row: Maxine Harrison, Sarah Howell, Louise Guilford, Eloise Halford, Marguerite Sammons. Third row: Louella Mount, Vernon Hughes, Geraldine Dorriety, Jorene Burch, Pauline Sorrels. Fourth row: Virginia Ann White, Jean Wood, James Parrish, Sarah King, Ann Gilis. Fifth row: Joe Borland, Anabeth Matthews, Madie Wiggins, Sarah Jean Jerkins, Ann Byrd. F. h. A. Mary Dell Mauldin, Christell Burch, Sarah Howell, Christine Cotton, Betty Sue Hales, Virginia Ann White. Mary Ellen Miller, Ouida Lou McNeal, Marion Holmes, Melba Armstrong, Videra Skinner, Madelian McGowan. Eloise Hallford, Sarah Howell, Louella Mount, Jorene Burch, Marguerite Sammons, Pauline Sorrels. Elizabeth Palmer, Betty Cobb, Peggy Spann, Annie Ree Mauldin, Jeanne Me Clellan, Madge Harrison. Kate Odom, Ouida Price, Martha Jo Hicks, Hannah Faye Parker, Thelma Welch, Betty McClellan. I. h. A. Lougenia Beck, Jean Wood, Joyce Blount, May Drue Dorriety, Tina Mae White, Emma Gene Turner. Elizabeth Carlisle, Madie Wiggins, Ruby Nell Nichols, Ann Byrd, Trudell McKnight, June Shipes. Nadine McGowan, Christine Harrison, Sarah King, Faye Allen Brnxson, Sarah Jean Jerkins, Linda Bottoms. Peggy Galloway, Mary Jo Cope, Voncile Miller, Ann Gilis, Willa Fulford, June Shipes. Geraldine McCoy, Sarah Garner, Anabeth Matthews, Patricia Dean, Patricia Goolsby. F. F.A. Thomas Worthy, Billie Outlaw, Herbert Fain, Ned Cobb, Herbert Kirkland, O'Neal Jerkins. Joe Williams, Lawerence Dean, Joe Fred Wills, Howard Newberry, Ernest Pelham, Harold Barnes, Robert Shepherd, Emmett Helms, Maxwell Barnes, Norris Walden, James Alberson, Cranford Brannon, Rex Dean, Millard Dillard, Harold Phillips, Royce German, Jimmie Anderson, Banard Bridges, Jack Shepherd, Sibert Howell, K. B. Galloway. GECO BUGLE STAII Editor................. Assistant Editor....... Social Editor.......... Assistant Social Editor Sports Editor.......... Business Manager....... Circulation Managers.. Typists Art Editor Sponsor.... ........Burl Mercer ...Geraldine Dorriety ........Mary Houston .....Maxine Harrison ........James Parrish .....Billie Jo Phelps .....Pauline Sorrels Virginia Ann White Louella Mount .......Jorenc Burch Elizabeth Palmer Marguerite Sammons .....Christine Cotton ........Miss Reeves h CLUB William Hall, George Herring, Jimmie Anderson, Herman McNeal, Jimmie Daughtry, Melba Armstrong, Marie Holland, Ivalene Myers, Thomas Worthy, Herbert Miller, K. L. Glass, Banard Bridges, Gene Hughes. CHEERLEADERS Christine Harrison, Elizabeth Carlisle, Jeff Brannon, Mary Houston, Jodean Harden, Harriet Borland, Ivalene Myers. MISS HARTFORD Jeanette Cobb MOST BEAUTIFUL Ivalene Myers BEAUTIES Martha Smith C III si Wayne Parker Joyce Hall illii si Jeff Brannon Louise Guilford _ciziest Girl Most Sfu I IOUS Kathryn Orr Burl Mercer Class I residents Ellen Hicks, Freshmen; Ann Gilis, Sophomores; Mary Houston, Juniors; Burl Mercer, Seniors. Jack Clark, Herman McNeal, William Hall, Gene Hughes, Thomas Worthy, Joe Justice, Burl Mercer, John Thomas, Bobby Borland, Assistant Coach Tribble, Herbert Miller, Wayne Parker, Charles McClendon, Bobby Gene Harden, Doyle Kinsaul, George Herring, Don Parker, Jimmy Daughtry, Coach Wise, Shelby Lee Fillingim, Pete Anderson, Joe Borland, Jimmie Hales, William Shepherd, George Ward, Max Holland, Kenneth Glover, K. L. Glass, Bobby Dowling, Oscar Brooks, Adger Thomas, Otis Harden, Joe Williams. f Wayne Parker, Right End; Herman McNeal, Right Tackle; William Hall, Right Guard; Gene Hughes, Center; Thomas Worthy, Left Guard; Herbert Miller, Left Tackle; Burl Mercer, Left End; George Her ring, Fullback; Doyle Kinsaul, Quarterback; Jimmy Daughtry, Right Half Back; Don Parker, Left Half Back. First row: Coach Wise, Doyle Kinsaul, Jimmie Hales, George Herring, Thomas Worthy. Second row: Mr. Drannon, Otis Harden, Jimmie Daughtry, Joe Justice, Grant Palmer, Joe Borland, Coach Tribble. First row: Albert Justice, Phillip McGregor, Bobby Dowling, Adger Thomas, John Thomas. Second row: Mr. Brannon, Harold Phillips, Joe Williams, William Shepherd. Robert Shepherd, Oscar Brooks, Coach Wise. Third row: Coach Tribble, Kenneth Glover, Jack Clark, Paul Shipes. YOU NAME IT!!!! YOU NAME IT! I ! STEWART AUTO Dodge - Plymouth HUGHES BROS. Hartford Alabama Horses and Mules Wagons HODGES DRY GOODS Hartford Alabama Hartford Alabama Compliments of E. E. 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