Haleyville High School - Havala Yearbook (Haleyville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1959 volume:

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We feel that in order to show you every part of H.H.S., a personal you and me tour by the Hav- ala staff would be the best way to do it. First though, introductions are in order. l'd like you to meet the little fellow standing next to me. He's Leo. You caught your first glimpse of him on the Havala end sheets as Leo spans the heavens, and, throughout this year's book you will meet him again and again as he attempts to help guide you through our own Haleyville High School. The staff, Leo, and I have collected all the high points of this past year and put them into print and pictures so that you might have permanent memo- ries of 1959. Of course, it was a tiring, year-long iob lwitness the circles under our eyesj, but we feel that every headache, worry, and sleepless night will be rewarded when you come to the end of our guided tour and realize how truly wonderful H.H.S. is. Exciting moments like win- ning the Russellville football game for the first time in six years, the glitter and excitement of the prom, the' ever-awaited graduation, everyday happen- ings like your English class, fill- ing out a Who's Who ballot, and your locker sticking when you have one minute to make a class, all these are included as only a small part of this book. So, if you're ready, so are Leo and I, let's turn the page and begin to iourney through Haleyville High . . . P I O I X64 ' wiv 0 ' 'ixee Q dex 066 cjivlx an 5 . O66 YN R09 YX OX Yx X165 Ill 4 xk -1 Q f Parents take time out for coffee and doughnuts and to reminisce old times. awdDad4 Odeowe Parents attend general assembly . . . Relive old school days. What are you selling, John? s Mrs. Barber's science class. Mrs. Northcutt's English class. Mr. Albright's Democracy class Heraldcrs, Clayton Wise, Lowell Kirkpatrick, and Mildred Slaughter sound thc lanlarc lor the entrance of Queen Leona and attendants. ek-,, i Queen Leona, Judy Berry, escorted by Don Martin receives the gold football from captain, Jimmy Wilson. Princess Lenora, Jeanette Batchelor, Queen Leona, and Princess Royal leota, Barbara Hall, flash their smiles for Leo. 79557 1 70 Ill 2 so ,, On Monday, the Beta Club and Senior Science Club presented the Christmas Story from the Bible. 'SQ A Tuesday morning, the Lyre Club sponsored the Senior Chorus, which sang a medley of Christmas Songs. d fd? gallon pgliillsmlai. xox-in on e Nll:5evf onfil1hBll on lg, Pete' mo,nm9' 0 esdaxl 77-,e b s avzfbfe ima ws- lence Um lfed ' fo H r 'HS ffe - . 'Some of the Annual Staff members acted out the poem, sfude and f Twas the Night Before Christmas on Thursday . . . ms ,b hfew 8 'he x:' P , z 'W I mv! , for .uf f ,,,-142 , 2 W 'is 7 .. 2 'E Q 'ami ff kb ' Q 4. ' 1 A aw LW., 4 E 5,6 ff 4 . -5 W, ' 2 P, S ww, we 3, g f 4 , if '34 2 Q nf . ,mg wg: -im F , Kg' .af gg. 4? g , 0 ff? l alen Pace, az, ' In r:1'L'E.' Bill Mauldin holds the ladder for Judi Clement to put up a campaign poster on Sunday. after- noon preceding the week of campaigning. All set for the mad rush!!! Candidate Margaret Dale Stewart entices two students, Tuc Cowart and Glenda Burgess, to vote for her. 744 'za' fu 1959-1960 Charles Banks -- ,.....,......,. President Steve Logan ...... ....,..... V ice-President Tommie Blake ..... ..... S ecretary-Treasurer All the prospects for each office hand one poor voter, Jeanne Kelly, their cards. What a de- cision! Q 'GUY' ,Q One table at the Junior-Senior Banquet enioy each other's company and prepare to enioy a wonderful meal. Principal and Mrs. F. A. Harvey before the large heart centerpiece at the prom. J. ,M ,sf Entertainment at the banquet was given by, left to right, Mary Slaughter, Steve Logan, Charles Banks, Judy Harris, Buddy Langston, Kaye Baker, and Wayland Elliott. Theirs was a medley of songs ending with the theme of the evening, With a Song in My Heart. 1 T 4. 'l: ,JB V ll, : ri' ' . -W3 l,-in lg. . 'Aj in F :Z bu gil' P' A '9-.. 439 . ,A Jfgkigfi I2 Z ,Zum ffff' 2' ,,, if gh., ' 1fsC'f4u if E f IQ s' A' so 3 J 'i . 5' X 5 Mr. Havala, 1958, Charles Banks, awards the 1959 Miss Havala, Sandra Howell, a bouquet of red roses. The Junior Senior Prom means a memorable evening for everyone. , H V . l f, 1 N Couples dance until midnight at lhe annual event. 5' ' ,i . ll Mr. and Miss Havala, 1959, as selected by Desi Arnaz and Lucille Ball, are Paul West and Sandra 1. Howell. , V :Q - .ya ! .214 4 if .1 f ,, ci 'I ff 7: fi P' . ,s ,Mrs If Q I3 E' O I 1 ' ' The change of the guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Washington, D. C. 12 Wmixm 4VkL-b Y5agM...A,.,., , ., v....,..,. f -- M M ..,,.- A-s.,..4.,.,., N .., ,-f.,-MA, , ,. . , ,. . mn ,,f-,mg W A view of Washington Monument and the re flecting pool from the steps of Lincoln Memorial Q 0 Our Haleyville High Seniors on the Capitol steps with Senator John Sparkman. Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D. C. The Seniors going to the home of George Wash- ington at Mount Vernon, Va. ffwf' Jim Wilson displays his hidden talent, tap danc- ing, while under hypnotism at the Lotus Club. At the Lotus Club in Washington, Bill Alverson ioins the act with an entertainer. 'I' K A ,V Don't cross me, Bud, l'm meanl A Quiet for a change. ni s N , 5 The modern United Nations Building in New York City. Une- pfage fe W ' Tell Dorie Not to Cry, the second play, a highly dramatic one, is about the conflicting love of sisters for the same man. Dorie, Gail Quillenp Patricia, Sara Dean Blake, Babette, Dianne Cowart, Georgia, Davene Nichols, and Fern, Judy Harris, await the arrival of Cliff, the man in question, for his marriage to Patricia. A Night in the Country, the comedy pre- sented by the Senior Class, tells of a young girl's struggle to present her family in a better light to her boyfriend, whom she hopes to marry. Ralphie, played by Paul West, is the boyfriend who has to sleep on the porch in a broken down hammock, Doug Kirkpatrick in the role of Jackie, the ever-eating son, and Bill Alverson the loud-but-loving papa, carry on a late evening conversation. The Mystery of Mouldy Manor, the mystery- turned-comedy, is the hilarious story of murders for the love of money. In this scene, Hulda, the maid, Mary Slaughter, sneaks up on Dr. Carver, Paul West, and rescues the detective, Nick Sher- lock, Bill Alverson, sent to save Jennifer, Becky Gay, from the evil clutches of Dr, Carver. I6 R ,, x- 6 X, M, ,M ff N. ,.,X. ma! 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Dianne Cowart, valedictorian, and Sallie Taylor, salutatorian, were presented at the Award As- f4wwwlf4 Outstanding Club of'l 959-FTA Outstanding Band Member other than a Senior- WENDELL CUMMINGS Best Typist-TOMMIE BLAKE Outstanding Commercial Student- JANICE EARLY Haleyville Study Club Citizenship Award- DALE LODEN and JOAN CHILCOAT American Legion Citizenship Award- PAUL WEST sembly. Sandra Howell, Girls' State alternate, and Galoria Snoddy, Girls' State candidate, pose for the photographer, Joel Mize presents a gold watch to Miss Ada Drake, retiring teacher, on behalf of the student body. Fine Arts Club Music Award-GASTON KENT Fine Arts Club Art Award-LINDA EASON DAR Citizenship Award-CAROLYN KIDD Speech Award-MARGARET DALE STEWART Activities Award-KATHY B. KELLY School Spirit Award-TOOTSIE HOWELL Homemaker of Tomorrow-SALLIE TAYLOR s Q,-.- 1 ., megan 'S Aka LJ Mu. iwf. The Haleyville High Marching Band lead the Parade of Classes, from 1910 to 1959. ML. , V, , -w Ewa.. Actor John Baragrey was named Alumnus of ihe Year by the Alumni Association. 9 1 0 0 Alumni Banquet, followed by a dance at the Mrs. F. A. Harvey presents ihe Senior of the H'H-S- Audllorlum' ' 14mmZ77Z ' 76, 7959 Year, Becky Gay, 20 5-'F -..,,wy 5s A portion of the 520 people who attended the P? 'sd There can be nofillumchii thlllllg average human being . . . there can be no middle ground with half below and half above, for humanity has an innumerable number of character- .limited confines of high school there exist many w o istics in an infinite number of combinations . . . Within had the strength and maturity to emerge from mache masks into the world of even though they may be hard to and any man who has the world declare, 'I am an -LEWIS g it 1 2 geaatca ..--7 22 Z' 7 Y 'jn. wi 555' The 1959 Havala Selectors . . . LUCILLE BALL and DES! ARNAZ 23 7704 3140454 7944! 704: ml- ff 71441454 gfoafell 776z,m477taw'ZfamZ4 Doug Kirkpatrick Efridge Barnett Gus Garrard Terry Riddle Talmadge Goodwin James Cecil Long Jerry DOH H0ldbl'00kS f aw J' ,x if N Us .MY ' , ,SXSW Mr Q 53,54 , V, -wuz M1 v Q5 Max Burleson Second place artha Martin 77Z'z.cwd 77024 Wdddzd Linda Cook Howell Defoy Bishop 740ml M66 Zdcwaee X X X 30 7 So Q me scenes from I he classrooms of Haleyville High Sc 3l hool Patsy Alsup Carolyn Arthur Johnny Barnett Tony Batchelor Sereda Bates Harold Bearden Robert Blake Juanita Bonds Mary Bratton Sylvia Briscoe Glenda Burgess Margaret Cagle Jeanette Canida Janice Claytor Hughdon Cochran Wayne Cockrell Linda Comeens Robbie Comeens Horace Cummings Robert Dillard Kent Dobbs Roy Doss Billy Edwards Mary F. Elliott Larry Faulkner Donna Fortenberry Margaret Frederick Judy Fulford Sue Fuller Betty Glover Linda Gunter Jerry Harling Pamela Hayes James Hicks Sherry Hill Kay Howell Billy lssa Jerry Johnson Betty Jones Carolyn Kelly Libba Kelly Gaston Kent M010 Hoi Avallwh '59 YY 'J' mf ,bf if N1 .. i In 'F 4' ,os 'x hi f K 1 T' ,x il .4 .I Pr'nfl KVA L- ligt ' 1-f -1 It . It I ' A, ,I x I J -A74 Dewayne Knight Margie Bell Hershell Bennett Nelda Cagle Sammy Campbell Ronnie Crumpton Wendell Crumpton Betty Elliott Jill Epperson Linda Godsey Judy Gravitt I Don Hughes Paulette Hughes I JUNIOR I GIRLS' CLASS OFFICERS: Janice Maddox, Secretary-Treasurerp Paula Richards, Presidentp and Donna Fortenberry, Vice-President, inspect the Student Bulletin Board. I JUNIOR BOYS' CLASS OFFICERS: Billy lssa, Presidentg Frankie Vines, Secretary-Treasurerg and Roger Smith, Vice-President, read the notices on the Student Bulletin Board. Tim Knight Tony Knight Johnny McNutt Rayford McNutt Phylliss Nolen Ann Page Roger Rhodes Paula Richards Norman Southern Sonya Southern Gail Vickery Frankie Vines 61, W: L- s C' 5 9 X ef' 1 1 la 5 . r F3 1 ' ll K X J Q' npr - X N L 1 Q' V J' fi 3 A X I- 4-Q - ' y f ' i' V 'W i , X 1 . , Q, . If an is xx ,. f , I .At is .- o V, ' nv x Y Y!! V 'K 5 . 1 X X as 1 Ll. ,. ,rl V. ' l ff N, , .pry Q J ' F 1' 1 v - t 'S' i V gil . AN Hr' f'n'eqs C 19' K Q.. f-J ' .t- .c i A' .t i . N , is X 4 N J J S ,. if E l S J A k Q sl- x V 'Fl Far' B W .V .1 -.- I El dk? as-an Y' .. J in V' I' 1' Ml nn' novlrglianil V 'X X ' If f J J ll K 1' 35 Janice Maddox Karla Maneval Eugene Martin Ricky Martin James McCrary Linda McGuire Sandra McNutt Elwyn Mize Ronnie Murphy Jerry Musgrove Allen Nelson Mary Newell Bobby Page Sue Pinkard Terry Porter Anita Pratt Tommy Reece Linda Reynolds O'Neal Robinson Rocky Rockhill Dale Roden Sue Nell Sargent Harold Smith Roger Smith Patty Stewart Margo Teas Linda Tedder Timmy Tidwell Carol Thornton Sonya Townsend Doris Wakefield Kathy Walker Johnny Wallace Jeanette Ward Anne Faye Weaver Sarry Webb Charles West Junior Whitten McArthur Whitten Mack Williams Larry Wilson Donnie Yarbrough . a aa? K K at 1 ,41 Q' intimacy al f - ,, 4 4-rr - no Rex Baker Brenda Brown James Chastain Margaret Crumpton Patricia Donaldson James Gaskin Q l Alum! what pizfwu were made Sm: a t if K if V ,...x,. a s V ogy, y. L,L V -9. A 'L . , 1 ft? 'lk I Jimmy Barnett Vivian Brown Myra Chilcoat Martha Crumpton Teddy Driver Susan Gay Larry Barron Betty Burnett Laura Clark Carolyn Cumeens Linda Edwards Margaret Green 36 Jo Batchelor Fayrene Butler Hilyerd Comeens William Cumens Erbie Frazier Myra Green Kenon Benton Martha Brock Earl Cagle Carolyn Cox Gene Dancer Jody Fulford L. B. Hale, Jr Naomi Chapman Linda Crumpton Joyce Davis L. B. Garrison Barbara Hall ..i L sir J .. .fa ' '5:. filiiftzu 3' Andra Knight Betty Lauderdale Reba Lawler Bobby League Mike Logan Anita Martin 37 Grady Harrison Janice Hawkins Herbert Head Charles Henderson Barbara Hill Jimmy Kent lsrael Jerry Jones Jeanne Kelly Bailey Kirkpatrick '63 Rachel Wilson, Secretaryf Stanley Thornton, Pres- identg Margaret Green, Vice-Presidentp Jimmy McCarter, Secretary. '63 Oh, and it was such a beautiful bubble, toolll Susan Martin Bobby Masdon Earnest Morgan Lonnis Morris Jimmy McCarter Elaine McMahan Donald McNutt Orval Newell Betty Orman Jerry Page Connie Parson Betty Peoples Kenneth Peoples 150 IUSY ,l, 'I 'flu fl vvly A H1010 Nd Availlbl L -:r ?-- 5 ' 'H 5' . i J, ,.',. Ah I, v 'ia Q A - l .7 El' if W ll 57 , Kb-f A- if 'aw ,. T in - .M L Lf gr, Q? N ' F' P A is P' A, 'l L, 1 s l i ,. . 1 . a , Carolyn Pierce Paul Roberts Jolene Smith Wilma Taylor Charles Townsend Patricia Wickwire oo, mom V nor annum: Shirley Pierce Norman Roby Kathy Spain Reba Thomas Kirby Veal Gail Willis 'S ' Jimmy Price Max Sanders Terry Steele Stanley Thornton Gary Vickery Rachel Wilson ,rt on x . EL Y Q1 r- . Jf it 1-5 as iq nyyi is Vx in W , n i ifffwbg .1 'ms Ruby Posey Faye Sanford Gary Sutherland Alvis Tidwell Linda Waldrop Wayne Wimberley 39 xg 11, lg v ri. ' .N..:,,:N' s so yy . My Ls '?' X by I y Tal' G t 1 af . s ,r 57' -qv' iv Ke S ,q..y X, Willie Joe Ray Juanita Seay Terry Sutherland Jerry Tittle Pat Walker Jimmie Dell Young i A fi' Q' NK c' ilkxg fx Q 4 4-si -'j U llhq S 1 N ifx y sit? M 'QA ' X gi FS. Carolyn Riddle Billy Self lna Sue Swims Thermon Tittle Tony Whalen I STANDING: Robert Lyle, Vice-Presidentg Billie Faye West, Vice-Presidentf Jeanette Bass, Secretary-Treasurer: Jerry Gay, Secretary-Treasurer. SEATED: James Cecil Long, Presidentg Harriott Dixon, President. Judy Barber Charles Benefield Jerry Aderholt Betty Armstrong Donald Batchelor Pauline Barnett Bobby Ray Boyles W4 Nina Amos Freda Bagwell Jean Batchelor Jeanette Bass Patricia Boyles .M- H-QW . 1- 4 5 if . X 'fsggwgfng K K -5'-'L K' , '-A ' IH' ' 14? mf 1 Q , 4 , -, r-5.1: 1' - L' ,n T 'Ek Qt. .iv wr. . ,Ml M f- . gf X ,,wesw'w1EC'2f Q , if J . .Lima V fs if A wig-4 W H ww. f my x, My niv K I I 4? t .. 1, wg ,LH A F - 2' U, , X55 ,y Jw . 1 ,l K, U , H 1' Jimmy Howell Dale Loden Konnie Miller Larry Newell Johnny Roberts Linda Howell James Cecil Long James Miller Norman Pate Betty Shelton Tex Johnson Robert Lyle Roland Miller Rex Pinkard Sherron Slatton 42 Martha Knight Robert Martin Jeanette Mize Judy Posey Thalia Smith Freddy Lakeman Tommy McClellan Billy Moore James Pratt Linda Taylor Lowell League Ann McNutt Jane Mullins Jimmy Roberts Myra Teague Y . Elo X-7 'X '1 tix hx X- X -H if xl ll Q cl- 4:- R, 'As . 1 ISXX Dwight Thomas Wayne Tiftle Wayne Yarbrough 'ML Wg, Murray Townsend Clara Vandivef f '5 Beity Wakefield Billie Faye West A-nm I Don West Linda West Billy Whalen Jimmy Willis Qs. I Who ya gonna hurl that snowball at, Talmadge? ,gf fin-x 1 my t' Q, as xi vim' yrs? L Nql Shdllfl 3 5 Z J w-5 r ' ' -C: - I is 1 m ,W , . . . i - ' v-r 5 5 3 ..,,,,, X ,, Q A w ow-41 wal 1 A mm ro wen ' V f Q, Randall Adams, David Aderholt, Barbara Armstrong, Gloria Arthur, Lee Atkins, Judy Bailey, Peggy Barber, Marlene Barnett, Jimmy Barton, Wayne Batchelor, Wendell Batchelor, Barbara Berry, Defoy Bishop, Raburn Bishop, Patricia Blake, Tommie Blake, Margaret Bonds, Don Brad- berry, Jo Ann Bridgeman, Harold Bridges, Max Burleson, Dellie Butler, Carolyn Cagle, Herman Cagle, Jimmy S. Cagle, Wilma Carey, Hugh Cavender, Jeanette Cheatham, Burnell Clark, Yvonne Clark, Judi Clement, Grady Colburn, Tuc Cowart, Reba Crumpton, Wayne Crumpton, Wendell Cummings, Janette Dancer, Frances Darty, Robert Darty, Waymon Davis, Linda Dillard, Betty Edwards. 44 Wanda Elliott Charlorle Estes Pat Flannigan Barbara Frazier Peggy Glenn Terry Glover Frances Gravift Laurel Green Patricia Harris W. S. Hess Paul Howell Sue Howell i I . l v i Kate Fell Morris Gilbert James Graham Kenneth Harper Glenda Holdbrooks Willodean Hudson '67 Can you dig these sophomores ??? Who, me??? I more nu Mariana , TQ M1010 N07 AVRIKAIU Shirley Hutcheson Nelda Kelly Lowell 'Kirkpatrick Aubra Lowman Paul Mayhall Ellen McMinn Allen Israel Mary Kidd Don Loden Wayne Lowman Betsy McCrary Ann Kelly Bobby King Nancy Lovvorn Martha Martin Tommy Morgan 4' I I K i - lil r. , 2 I X , I ll . , Vial: 0 ' ,n 4' 'V ,, 1 f 5 5, N :qs l' ' --df -fr , J rw . more 'H , N.,..V..i.,., Q X , 6' :VQ X .v K., 7 4 -'C .. - 'Q ' :' 3:5 - -M-' X. 1 lt. ' 1 f rw- .- 5- '-6? .'3Zl'E.:f X ,- I I 1 , , it 1' C K I ,,. 9 at my Qi Igefgr' S 73 X l lit aa wt 4 L wir more Nov Avuuuu 'N ' gf ... us- l N 9- U 8.33. 'f ilu Q RES I is I H an 2 wav- G QNX s Kar, ,ua 45 ti fc 1 - . e i t-s Y i ti ik .AB 5 Q , S' x A ik! E YT 1 4. .B ff at 4 -. 5 f N fl i 5 Charles Nicholson, Auburn Norris, Johnny Northcutt, Mary Pate, Drennen Posey, Mickey Price, James Pulliam, Joan Raines, Linda Rhodes Norman Rhodes, Mary Richardson, Terry Riddle, Sally Robinson, Gwenell Shipman, Linda Shirley, Kenneth Short, Thomas Sides, Brenda Sim mons, Mildred Slaughter, Luvenia Speakman, Margaret Stewart, Don Stubbefield, Dena Sutherland, Jerry Sutherland, Larry Sutherland, Sandra Sutherland, Gene Swims, Ray Teas, Linda Thomas, Marie Thomas, Helen Wakefield, Julia Walden, Frances Walker, Ronnie Walker, Nellie Ward Danny West, Dewanda Whitman, Sue Whalen, Alice Wilson, lva Yarbrough. 47 Sharon Baker Ray D. Bales Charles Banks Betty Barton Jeanette Batchelor Virginia Bryant Barbara Butler Myra Butler Rayburn Cagle Terry Cagle Ann Chastain Alma D. Clark Hazel Clark Betty Cooper Ronald Creel Ethelwyn Dobbs Linda Eason A. C. Eaton Louise Edwards Gerald Ellenburg Wayne Elliott Judy Epperson Sandra Foster Betty Frost Gus Garrard Virginia Goodwin Wanda Hall Judy Harp Shirley Harris Hillard Hess 'qi Raef I .ll A I ir' Jerry Bates Ann Brock Douglas Caldwell Othello Cavender Jessie Densmore C. R. Dillard Jean Ellenburg Wayland Elliott Hubert Garrison Yvonne Gilliland James R. Howell Sandra Howell '60 Bill Mauldin, Vice-Presidentg Charles Banks, President Sue Slaughter, Secretary-Treasurer , Elvl ll.: , t : MM 'Zll'!lll', '60 Workin' hard??? Peggy Hulsey Joe Kelly Robert League Jacqueline Lee Joe Lovett Delilah Martin Sally K. Nichols Carol Sue Pace Betty Salter Janie Sanford Scott Townsend Sara Vickery Nc Fish AVAILANI 4? JI? 3 1:7 A . 5' N Q 932 E1 ,g 4 .4 1 li fs i 'Q' 5 I Kenneth King Norma J. Knight Janet Lakeman Buddy Langston Doris Lawrence Bob Little Woody Little Steve Logan Ronnie Lowrnan James Lovett Bill Mauldin Chastain Mays Joel Mize Sherwease Newell Lowell Nicholson Juanita Parker Sara J. Phillips Carolyn Preston Jackie Price Obra J. Riddle Sue Slaughter Galoria Snoddy Joe Southern Wade Stone Forney Townsend Powell Wallace Phillip Williams Benny Wilson Doris Wilson Robert Young 425 ADERHOLT, PATSY5 FHA 57-585 Pep Squad 58 . . . ALVERSON, BILL5 Football 57-585 Track 575 Beta Club 57-595 Chorus 56-59 . . . BAKER, KAYE5 Chorus 56-595 Beta Club 57-595 D.O. Club 57-595 Maiorette 56-585 Pep Squad 56-59 . . . BARNETT, ETRIDGE5 FFA 56-59 . . . BERRY, JUDY5 FTA 585 Beta Club 58-595 Chorus 56-595 D.O. Club 57-595 FHA 57-59. BLAKE, SARA DEAN5 Drum Maiorette 55-595 Student Council 58-59, Officer5 Lyre Club 57-59, Officer5 Havala Staff 57-595 Band 56-59, Officer5 Beta Club 57-595 Head-Lioner Staff 58-595 Chorus 56-59, Pep Squad 56-59, Officer5 FHA 56-59 . . . BONDS, KATHRYN5 Pep Squad 57-59 . . . BOYLES, JIMMIE5 FFA 56-59 . . . BUCKNER, ROBERT5 FFA 56-59 . . . CHEATHAM, MARY EARNEST5 Chorus 56-595 FHA 56-595 Beta Club 57-595 Pep Squad 56-59. CLEMENT, CHARLIE5 FFA 57-59 . . . COWART, DIANNE5 Lyre Club 56-59, Officer5 FHA 56-59, Officer5 Head-Lioner Staff 58-595 Cheerleader 57-595 Beta Club Senior Class Officers are, SEATED: President Paul West. STANDING, left to right: Vice President, Sara D. Blake5 Parliamentarian Carolyn Kidd5 Secretary, Judy Harris5 Re porter, Linda Howell5 Chaplain, Don Martin and Treasurer, Peggy Taylor. 52 Q l ff' -ar C' Q10 'Z' ca l L 3 -1- .- .L 57-59, Chorus 56-59, Band 56-57, Officer, Pep Squad 56-57 . . . COX, CHARLOTTE, FHA 58-59, Chorus 56-57, Pep Squad 57-58 . . . CRUMPTON, RUBY, FHA 56-57, D.O. Club 57-59 . . . DOSS, FRANCES, FHA 56-59, Pep Squad 57-59 . . . EARLY, JANICE, FHA 56-59, Beta Club 57-59 . . . EPPERSON, JEAN, Beta Club 58-59, FHA 58-59 . . . EISELE, HEINRICH GEORG, Lyre Club 58-59, Senior Science Club 58-59, Basketball 58-59, Chorus 58-59, Band 58-59. 53 Aderholt Alverson- Baker Barnett Berry Blake Bonds Boyles Buckner Cheatham Clement Cowart Cox Crumpton Doss Early Epperson Eisele Estes Fuller af? GARRISON, IMOLENE5 FHA 56-595 Chorus 56-57 . . . GAY, BECKLEY5 FHA 56-595 Havala Staff 57-585 Head-Lioner Staff 58-595 Cheerleader 56-595 Beta Club 57-595 Chorus 56-595 Football 57-585 FFA 58-59 Band 56-575 Pep Squad 56-59 . . . GLASS, CARRIE5 . . . GRAVITT, THERESA5 D.O. Club 57-595 Pep Squad 57-59 . . . HARRIS, JUDY5 FHA 56-58, Officer5 Chorus 56-595 Head-Lioner Staff 58-595 Havala Staff 57-595 Lyre Club 58-595 Beta Club 57-595 Pep Squad 56-58 . . . HOWELL, LINDA COOK5 Band 56-595 Officer5 FHA 56-59, Officer5 Chorus 56-59, Squad 56-59, Squad 57-58, 56-59, Officer, Lyre Club 58-595 Beta Club 57-595 Head-Lioner Staff 58-595 Pep 56-59 . . . HOWELL, TOOTSIE, Head-Lioner Staff 58-595 Chorus 56-595 FHA Officer5 Beta Club 57-595 FTA 56-59, Officer5 Cheerleader 57-595 Pep 56-595 Senior Science Club 57-59 . . . HUFFNIAN, NORNIA JEAN5 Chorus FHA 57-59, Officer5 Pep Squad 57-59 . . . KELLY, KATHY5 Havala Staff Senior Science Club 57-59, Officer5 Beta Club 57-59, Otficer5 FTA 56-585 FHA 56-585 Chorus 56-595 Lyre Club 58-595 Pep Squad 56-59, Band 56-59 . . . KIDD, CAROLYN5 Beta Club 57-59, Ofticer5 Senior Science Club, Officer5 Havala Staff 57-595 Head-Lioner Staff 58-595 FTA 58-595 FHA 57-595 Pep Squad 56-595 Chorus 56-59 . . . KIRKPATRICK, DOUG5 Senior Science Club 57-585 Football 56-58 . . . KIRKPATRICK, WENDELL5 FFA TALMADGE JR.5 Football 56-575 Basketball 56-595 Football 57-58 . . . KNIGHT, 56-575 Chorus 56-57 . . . MCCARLEY, cuonussi 54 Wir . iv ' i C -,far Ql'7 MARY, Beta Club 58-59, FHA 58-59 . . . McNUTT, CRANT, FFA 56-58, D.O. Club 57-58, Chorus 56-59, Football 56-59 . . . MARTIN, DON, Chorus 56-57, Beta Club 57-59, Officer, MILES, MARTHA, D.O. Club 58-59, FHA 56-57, Chorus 56-57, Beta Club 57-59, Pep Squad 56-58 . . . NlCHOLS, DAVENE, Maiorette 56-57, Beta Club'57-59, Senior Science Club 57-59, Chorus 56-59, Head-Lioner Staff 58-59 . . . QUILLEN, GAIL, FTA 58-59, FHA 56-59, Officer, Senior Science Club 57-59, Cheerleader 57-59, Captain, Beta Club 57-59, Chorus 56-59, Pep Squad 56-59 . . . RHODES, LANETTE, Pep Squad 56-57, FHA 57-58, Chorus 57-58, D.O. Club 58-59. 55 Garrison Gay Glass Gravitt Harris Howell, L. Howell, T. Huffman Kelly Kidd Kirkpatric Kirkpatric Knight McCarley McNutt Martin Miles Nichols Quillen Rhodes lc lc 45 RICHARDSON, JACK, FFA 56-59, Officer . . . SHOOK, NINA DEAN, D.O. Club 57-59, Pep Squad 57-59, Chorus 56-57, FHA 56-57 . . . SLAUGHTER, MARY ELIZABETH, Lyre Club 57-59, Officer, FHA 56-59, Officer, Senior Science Club 57-59, Officer, Havala Staff, 57-58, Beta Club 57-59, Chorus 56-59, Band 56-59, Officer, Pep Squad 56-59 . . . SMITH, CHARLOTTE, Beta Club 57-59, D.O. Club 57-58, Chorus 57-59, FHA 57-59 , . . SMITH, FAYE, FHA 56-58, D.O. Club 58-59 . . . SMITH, THOMAS, Football 57-59, Basketball 58-59, Baseball 57-59, Track 59 . . . SUTHERLAND, LEO, Football 56-59, D.O. Club 58-59, Officer, FFA 55-56 . . . SUTHERLAND, SUE, Band 56-58, Beta Club 57-59, D.O. Club 57-58, Chorus 56-57, FTA 56-58, FHA 56-59, Pep Squad 56-59 . . . TAYLOR, PEGGY, Beta Club 57-59, FHA 56-57, FTA 56-58, Havala Staff 56-59 . . . TAYLOR, SALLIE, FTA 56-59, Officer, FHA 56-59, Senior Science Club 57-59, Havala Staff 56-59, Head-Lioner Staff 56-59, Student Council 56-59, Beta Club 57-59, Chorus 56-59, Pep Squad 56-59 . . . THRASHER, WALLACE, FFA 56-57, D.O. Club 57-59, Basketball 58-59, Baseball 58-59 . . . WAKEFIELD, FAYE, FHA 56-58, FTA 57-58, D.O. Club 58-59 . . . WAL- LACE, JAMES, FFA 56-57, D.O. Club 58-59, Beta Club 57-59 . . . WALKER, KAREN, FTA 56-59, Beta Club 57-59, Chorus 56-59, Band 56-59, Pep Squad 56-59 . . . WEST, GAIL, Chorus 56-57, FHA 56-59, Pep Squad 56-59 . . . WEST, PAUL, Football 56-59, Basketball 56-59, Baseball 56-59, Track 56-59, Senior Science Club 57-59, Beta Club 57-59, Chorus 56-59, Head-Lioner Staff 57-59 . . . WILSON, coNeRAtuLAnoNs ore coNDoLENcE? 56 i -ue' Q-' . JIMMY, Football 56-58, Captain, Student Council 56-59, Officer, Beta Club 57-58, FTA 57-59, Baseball 58-59, Chorus 56-59, Head-Lioner Staff 58-59 . . . WISE, CLAYTON, Band 56-59, FTA 56-59, Chorus 56-59, Senior Science Club 58-59, Lyre Club 58-59 . . . HAGAN, MADGE, Enrolled second semester. 57 Richardson Shook Slaughter Smith, C. Smith, F. Smith, T. Sutherland, L Sutherland, S Taylor, P. Taylor, S. Thrasher Wakefield Wallace Walker Vvev Hagan VVen Wilson Wise JUNIOR CLASS Joe Terry Lovett Barbara Butler SENIOR CLASS Etridge Barnett Martha Miles SOPHOMORE Don Bradberry Linda Gail Thomas 58 I . ' Hx . r W ' ' ' ' . I hw I Y in 36 .gm , 4- V 1 nr gp V.' -x.l,,dN 2s .1 if x lg 1 Y V', , ' ' x ,iw V Q.. f hx ...Q v S? Q s Y A' 4' X TX V1 fl , , sms-'ts 1 I nk S ' . is 4 Rfk W gelw ' i , ff. . ev 'Y W., 55, RX., a K Q 9' , ,.. X .v,4w...i517, 'Q' f' - fx, . SQA ' . ve-'-A' , ... 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MOST DEPENDABLE Davene Nichols Leo Sutherland .pf X' Wow Ci Losi- X Txiid O DKB15 62 X X f The players and coaches ask God's guidance in playing a good game. 63 k Coaches Scott and Lo- gan reviewed films cf the Haleyville High Lions in action during their 1958 season grid games, so they could see r 5 K. ,Q , g SSW I 1 mg Mx : xy W X wi, .Mm-gn 1: me their mistakes, learn how to improve game play, and plan new techniques in the fine points of the sporf. J: D 5675 VINA Vina, the first game of the '58 season, naturally caused unrest among the teamfno one knew what to expect. Once the game was underway, Haleyville dis- played a tremendous offense, scoring early and per- mitting every boy who was dressed out to partic- ipate. Vina's score came against the third and fourth teams. This opening contest was a preview of what the hard-hitting Lions were capable of doing this season. SULLIGENT The Lions really got their feet on the ground in this game, rolling up a total of 579 yards on offense and unleashing a very good passing game that caused the visiting scouts to get the iitters. Even though Sulli- gent had a lot of young, inexperienced players, they gave the Lions a good battle until they were completely overcome by the reserve strength of the powerful Haleyville team. WINFIELD This game came into focus as the big turning point of the season, Winfield had a strong team and were hard to handle. By the courage and determination of the Haleyville boys, they played an excellent game. The ends were very outstanding on defense, and the blocking on the punt returns was perfect. This, com- bined with their terrific knock-out punch was too much for the Pirates to hold, and the Lions went roaring on... 66 HAMILTON Due to the rain, the Winfield game had been played on Monday night. On Friday, the day of the Hamilton game, talk was still warm on the Winfield battle. This made it hard for the Lions to get the Aggies on their minds. Hamilton's team came with blood in their eyes and almost conquered the Lions, but once again the power of the Haleyville team was to prove itself to be more than the Aggies could hold. N RUSSELLVILLE The greatest victory of the year for the H.l-LS. Lions-it was, without a doubt, the best team work and individual effort put forth all season. The contact was vicious-our passing game really paid off with three touchdowns. Although the Tigers gained a lot of yardage in the first half and gave our Lions quite a scare, the defense stopped 'the Tigers almost in their tracks during the last half of the game. Thus the Lions chalked up their fifth victory. XNX X-4 FAYETTE Because Fayette had held Winfield in a close score the week before, the Lions went into the Fay- ette game prepared for the worst. The situation looked dark on the opening play as the Tigers scored with a lateral pass play and then held the Lions short of a first down. But the Lions refused to be held in check for long. Shortly after their loss of a first down, they started scoring in every way possible to once again exhibit a tremendous offense worthy of champions. The mighty mascot, Leo, con- tinued to roar... 671 DOUBLE SPRINGS After having a week off and hearing a lot of Talk about what the Double Springs team did not have, the Lions had begun to feel that all they needed to do was to show up for the game. Double Springs scored twice before The Lions could collect Themselves and reorganize enough to push forward and win over what appeared to be a stub- born, and well-prepared opponent. 555 LEIGHTON The Lions didn't have much information on the Leighton team, except to know That They were big and rugged. They went into the game ready to face most anything only to shortly find that the Lions were much more powerful, and rolled through to a comparatively easy victory, as once more, every man on the team had a chance to play. CARBON HILL Since most of the Lions had seen Carbon Hill play little more than a mediocre game against another opponent, the team made the worst mistake in football, that of underestimating your opponent. The feeling was that this would be iust another game and that the Lions had smooth sailing from there to the end of the season. The Bulldogs, however, had other ideas, they played the best game of their season to give the mighty Lions their first defeat of the '58 year. 68 ff . ff was 'gf ,Q , va 1 3' YQSVJ MOULTON GAME Moulton, not having won a single game up to this point, did not give the Lions much to worry about. Most of the Haleyville team felt that the season was already over. This resulted in barely managing to get by Moulton To bring in the ninth win against one loss for the 1958 Lion team that was one of the best ever produced by Haleyville High School. 'ix ABOVE: H,H.S. coaches, Scott and Logan, hold the Birmingham News trophy awarded to the i958 football team of Haleyville High School RIGHT: Managers for the '58 season are Jimmy Hill and Johnny Roberts. JOE KELLY-Junior, 6 feet 4 inches tall, BOB LITTLE-Junior, 6 feet 2 inches tall, BILL ALVERSON-Senior, Sfeet IO inches tall weighs 165 pounds, number 85, plays end. weighs 200 pounds, number 72, plays tackle. weighs 170 pounds, number 61, plays guard ALLEN ISRAEL-Sophomore, 6 feet 4 inches- CARRIE GLASS-Senior, 6 feet I inch tall, BILL MAULDIN-Junior, 5 feet 10 inches tall, weighs 150 pounds, number 84, plays weighs 195 pounds, number 71, plays tackle. tall, weighs 165 pounds, number 65, plays end- tackle. ,ts I 1 s ,ii Q. L. 'na Q- I l 4 ,Q up .- 4 as . ' Q . 1 . v, -'51 Emp -1 3 JIM Wll.SONreSenior, 5 feet 11 inches tall, weighs 195 pounds, number 60, plays guard. PHILLIP WILLIAMS-Junior, 6 feet 3 inches tall, weighs 180 pounds, number 77, plays tackle. 'VG4' 3'- ' r or ' It I . ,, -U-.-, X. g . LAQ' if , I J. 'af .ps Y'f.'2'V 3. . ' 1-. ,. ,, . I IU- - S I ., 1, - 'Q -I -V., ,Ti5i,:2!L2r.,- .Y -,,,, - - 'Qs ' , 193 H f-H: ,vs -fd A' , - , 1 .. A ., ,' wiv., .sfg V3 ,4 ,Qs A r ., 'ns-f'..f., , , 'Q' -of , V15-sw ss, 'R ,- X , raA?'- R, . A ...b J 3LLa?.,,.,AXJ.,gy-asihuli .,s,i 4 rw' Wu Lfkgkw-fe.Nv , HQ s Q X x LEO SUTHERLAND-Senior, 5 feet 11 inches CHARLES BANKS-Junior, 6 feet tall, weighs tall, weighs 185 pounds, number 73, plays 165 pounds, number 82, plays end. guard. THOMAS SMITH-Senior, 6 feet 1 inch iall, JOHNNY NORTHCUTT-Sophomore, 6 feet weighs 210 pounds, number 75, plays tackle. 4 inches Tall, weighs 160 pounds, number 80, plays end. v, A 'x s CRANT MCNUTT Sensor 6 feet fall, weighs STEVE LOGAN Junior 5 feet 10 Inches fall 180 pounds number 55 plays cenier. weighs 150 pounds number 11 plays quar GUS GARRARD-Junior, 6 feet fall welghs JAMES ROBERT HOWELL Junlor 5 feet 9 165 pounds, number 44, plays halfback. z X As J . .. . 75.5,-,5 ' Nlgxx . ,aa gygufv -. .,fw. 1 J '. ' ,Q Ill ' zfgfnfh. -f--J.. , , ,' .41-,? M N L. -N ..m,.., .:. ,, -fav' , Q . V, bg- , , -N - . . v- '.- 'w ' H 1' '. -7 '1'ln. V ff '. - -.1 H'-.2-f?.'.-' 1 - --.fn s'f': 7... .. , . nf - ' - -4 'fi Ng.. 161: - 'a' M Sd, xi -y -pf .1-, .Y fr '. f .. ug ,. ' ,N I. . l . fzfzf.-if.,gA ' fc.: fquqrg .1-:S 1' W -- -Q 254.11-4 .43-ls! -n X lq5'u 'Q 'il lf' 'I ixld r u Q '?gk',,,q ... . w.-L, l 1, 1 .. 52 , 18.2 :..,. . ' 17' l-' 5 av- , . 7' if :fifth Q. . -wwf' -O' 9 ' . .1 1 'xvvm s B Q ernyunfr ., ,M 'fave-?' ...lege its ,- fffu. , ..' sr o.,. t . i'1 :N. -V W-4 he - 74-W T 'Y .si-'th I JOEL MIZE-Junior, 5 feet IO inches tall, DEFOY BISHQP-Sgphomore, 5feef10inChe5 PAUL WEST-Senior, 5 feet ll inches Tall, Weighs l50 POUndS, f1Uml0'-ff 34, plays half' tall, weighs IBO pounds, number 40, plays weighs 155 pounds, number 22, plays half- back. fullback. back. RONNIE WALKER-Sophomore, 5 feet 6 BUDDY LANGSTON-Junior, 6 feet tall, inches tall, weighs l35 pounds, number 13, weighs 'IBO pounds, number 54, plays center. plays quarterback. afrfflliswv - J'2'a,fe T gr' 6: '35-vff 4 , Me-'wi s., L i f ' J5 'Y4Q94'-sd ' mg V 'gg' . . I ' 6 Z ,. x ', rd. , - as .. ,W f'ff,!i'- 595' 1 ..a ef-s.4'tgw'f' J, 3 male-.sjq ' ' afar- f : crf....QQ.' ,, -, ,fa , ,1 ,V . , M ,- swag, W fs 1M':,'fm.g1:'Pa ic 4, A Sv a,3,..gg ' . fa,-nr gL'v 'eff'-a ,-'sg .K 1 Xa 'V'-hr . 'J .qw -'h x r K ' X .cw ,Mg Q., , ,Y A M- gsfsgp F-' ' 'W . .', v- . ' . IQ fig, , 24,1 5- +g,g!'i 'g wing J Q X . ,Q ' , was 'A 3- A r4f .5g.: lyk ' Q, -ggrxxs . ' qv rl- V f 21 I I Czfdfly, cbtofzq 70,2,Z,,, 55? ' FRONT ROW: Ronnie Walker, Bobby King, Jerry Bates, Joel Mize, Jimmy Wilson, Billy Alverson, Leo Sutherland, Paul West. BACK ROW: Coach Scott, Terry Riddle, Gus Garrard, Crant McNutt, Buddy Langston, Allen Israel, Phillip Williams, Johnny Northcutt. SCORES Haleyville ..... ,,Y.... 3 7 Vina ...... Haleyville ...... ...,e.. 3 2 Sulligent Haleyville ..,... ....... l 4 Winfield Haleyville ...... o....,, l 5 Hamilton ..... Haleyville e...,, ......, 4 5 Russellville 74 7 4 0 -----i 3 ----- 6 I I I I II 74 Om .f cdofzq deze, www Zed km emi! -Mfmjis - is '- in Wg, ,1P ff?I 1'i.f' , 5.5, il . i -Mn, 4 9 1 .,- ,,,,,,.en4a - .i 4 i I l 1 II !'14 l Qn'- -1- ' li-UTQMEYF' 1 , , i J R fi It Lif- .ol-,--'f ,:i!, -D-.'b.,,?, 1.,ge5.f,,, , ,HM I ,MINS iiffff' ill 1 Q tri: 7 FRONT ROW: Defoy Bishop, Bill Mauldin, James H. Pulliam, Steve Logan, James R. Howell, Paul Howell, Tommy Morgan, Rayburn Bishop. BACK ROW: Joe Kelly, Thomas Smith, Carrie Glass, Charles Banks, Danny West, Coach Logan. Haleyville Aos.o,, ....., Haleyville v,7.,.. Haleyville, ,.,,, ,o.s , , Haleyville s7.... o.,.., Haleyville sss.o,s ,.., . . SCORES Fayette -, Leighton ,s,.,... Double Springs Carbon Hill .... Moulton ..... 75 Wendell Batchelor, Bib Little 3 7 ,,.. ..2O -,--..26 7 FRONT ROW, left to right: James Chastain, Tony Whalen, Norman Pate, Wyn Dobbs, Robert Martin, Jerry Don Holdbrooks, Bobby Masdon, Murray Townsend, Don McNutt, Billy Whalen, and Manager Jerry Musgrove. BACK ROW, left to right: Manager Tommy McClellan, Talmadge Goodwin, Joe Cagle, James Cecil Long, Jimmy Willis, Jimmy Roberts, Russell Cheatham, Freddy Lakeman, Jimmy Kent Israel, Robert Lyle, Jerry Gay. ' 7 The team practices for a football game. 76 MISS JUDY BERRY 77 ii' I THOMAS SMITH-Forward, 6'2 tall, weighs 205 pounds. S 2 4 E HERMAN CAGLE-Center, 6'1 fall, weighs 180 pounds. STEVE LOGAN-Guard, 5'8 fall, weighs 152 pounds. PAUL WEST-Guard, 5'11 tall, weighs 145 pounds. 78 JOHNNY NORTHCUTT-Center, 6'4 tall weighs 165 pounds. WALLACE THRASHER-Forward, 5'10 fall, weighs 150 pounds. 0 BUDDY LANGSTON-Forward, 6' 1 weighs 165 pounds. all, I MAX BURLESON-Guard, 5'4 tall, weighs 135 pounds. WAYLAND ELLIOTT-Guard, 5'9 fall weighs 140 pounds. LIUMS' Left To right: JAMES CECIL LONG-5'7 tall, Guard BOBBY MASDON-5'9 1aII, Guard TALMADGE GOODWIN-5'IO faII, Guard JIMMY WILLIS-5'IO 1aII, Forward JERRY DON HOLBROOKS-5'II tall, Forward REX PINKARD-5'II 1aIl, Forward RUSSELL CHEATHAM-5'II tall, Center JIMMY KENT ISRAEL-5'IO tall, Forward JOE CAGLE-5'8 tail, Guard JERRY GAY-5'6 1aII, Guard 80 if ee ll Far left, Top to bottom: JOHNNY NORTHCUTT-6'4 tall, Cenfer LARRY SUTHERLAND-5'9 tall, Forward RONNIE WALKER-5'5 tall, Guard Right, top to bottom: WENDELL BATCHELOR-6'1 1aII, Forward BUCK SIDES-5'8 1aII, Guard DON BRADBERRY-5'8 1aII, Guard 'Q ' if 3 2 Q tg J X I R f x s +1 X 2 'ful ' E-l RONT ROW, left to right: Jody Fulford, Bobby Masdon, Ken Harper, Ray Teas, Coach Scott, James Cecil Long, Jerry Gay, Ronnie Walker, Manager Terry Sutherland. BACK ROW, left to right: Larry Sutherland, Wallace Thrasher, Thomas Sides, Wendell Batchelor, Allen Israel, Bobby King, Talmadge Goodwin, Don Bradberry. ABSENT: Paul West, Wayland Elliott, Charles Banks, Thomas Smith, Max Burleson. 7957 2 64064 LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Cagle, Norman Rhodes, Gus Garrard, Gene Swims. ABSENT: Paul West, Talmadge Goodwin, 8I , s ,Q 0 X--5 ' f FUTURE HOMEMAKERS FUTURE FARMERS BETA CLUB SENIOR SCIENCE CLUB Ruth Ann Fuller Wade Stone Don Martin Kathy Kelly STUDENT COUNCIL H CLUB CHEERLEADERS MAJORETTES Jim Wilggn Bob Little Gail Qulllen Sara D. Blake SAFETY PATROL LYRE CLUB FUTURE TEACHERS DIVERSIFIED Clayton Wise Mary Slaughter Joel Mize OCCUPATIONS H.H.S. CLUB PRESIDENTS Leo Sutherland 83 x s ar 34 SEATED: Sallie Taylor, Joel'Mize, President, Sara Dean Blake, Secretary, Jimmy Wilson, Bill Mauldin, Jeanette Mize, Jimmy K. Israel. BACK ROW: Charles West, Mr. James Whitt, Sponsor, Barbara Butler, Jimmy Hill, Jimmie Sue Cagle, Defoy Bishop, Myra Chilcoat, Don Martin. This year's Student Council, headed by Joel Mize, has been one of outstanding merit and has contributed greatly to the efficiency of our school. The members of the council have worked conscientiously and co-operatively in promoting the neatness of our school, insur- ing the safety of the students, keeping the clubs of H.H.S. active, and in providing ac- tivities for student enjoyment such as Twirp Week. 84 Joel Mize and Sara Dean Blake total the money received for a Council-sponsored drive. ,.-. QSQJQVQ . ftlbly L FIRST ROW, left to right: Sue Sutherland, Karen Walker, Sharon Baker, Wanda Hall, Becky Gay, Dianne Cowart, Ruth A. Fuller, Tootsie Howell, Gail Quillen, Sallie Taylor, Janet Lakeman, Kaye Baker, Davene Nichols, Judy Epperson, and Miss Gilbreath, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Jean Epperson, Shirley Harris, Linda C. Howell, Sandra Foster, Peggy Hulsey, Charlotte Smith, Sandra Howell, Judy Harp, Benny Wilson, Sylvia Estes, Carol S. Pace, Mary Slaughter, Judy Harris, Ethelwyn Dobbs, Jackie Lee, Barbara Butler. THIRD ROW: Peggy Taylor, Sara D. Blake, Ann Brock, Kathy Kelly, Secretary-Treasurer, Joel Mize, Don Martin, President, Paul West, James Wallace, Buddy Langston, Sue Slaughter, Bill Mauldin, Janice Early, C. R. Dillard, Mary Cheatham, Carolyn Kidd, Vice-President, Betty Barton. nil i g 11151 llIlill.y l f ft, 5 .lil S' .A - 1--we .Y,Vs- ,- -i . ., ' The first semester initiates show off their costumes and vveiners in front of the school. A-Mwlvhupg Linda Shirley, Layout, Mr. Albright, .Adviserp Business Manager Sara Dean Blake gives some Sandra Howell, Layout, and Carolyn Kidd, Layout instructions to Margaret Stewart, Assistant Layout Editor discuss some finished pages. Editor. 7?59 Wdtldfd 5z'4ff Those staff members who were ab- sent when pictures were macle are: Frances Walker-Assistant Business Manager Johnny Northcutt-Photographer Powell Wallace-Artist Jeanette Mize-Freshman Editor Editor Kathy Kelly, and Assistant Editor Judy Harris, check the dummy of finished pages. .a p Sophomore Editor, Pat Blake, and Janet Lake- L' d E o At't uses th mimeosco e to , ggng ouisflggvs iffigr drawing: P man, Junior Class Editor, discuss the' layout of 86 their pages. ww Q HEAD-LIQNER V01 3, No. 31, Haleyvine High School, Haleyville, Ala-, Thurs-, April 2, 1959 The Head-Lioner was one of only tour school newspapers in its class to receive an All-American Honor Rating. So far as could be learned, no other Alabama high school received that award this year or any other year. For three consecutive semesters The Head- Lioner received First Class honor ratings. gf ' vi ' setwesn THE LIONS BY Leo f1lugQygHEAD-LION ER All-American Honor Rating N.S.P.A. Published every Friday throughnut the school year as I part ol The Advertiser. A member of: N.S.l .A. Quill and Scroll Editor .... ,.,.. S attic Taylor B. E Albright. uhner 87 fi li 3 1 S l STANDING, left to right: Max Burleson, Mary Kidd, Bobby King, James Pulliam, Johnny Northcutt, Joe Kelly, Allen Israel, Woody Little, Martha Martin, Jeanette Batchelor, and Ronnie Walker. SEATED: Linda Shirley, Pat Harris, Pat Blake, Sue Howell, Nancy Lovvorn, Carol Pace, Mar- garet Stewart, Tommie Blake, Frances Walker, and Judi Clement. 'S s ,,, , , TQ .X 24 W Q as ilk Cheryl Sue Fortenberry Patricia Harris Jeanette Batchelor 1952 y ' Myra Teague Martha Martin Harriott Dixon Sandra Howell Tommle Blake , xx 2 ,Af G N3 I 955' 1456- Sm 42 7646026 diff' ' 5 1, we WJ ' ff-f . I S . . Y -I ng ,- 54 i fx QM 3 f f . Q .Eff I. fag. X 3 , 1 3 ng 1 If V vi v lux iv f wifmfr K fi X ' U -. , N - 1 ' V: V .vf::':q -, . Q .. fy EV ir gf W: ,V , 5 : Qg . M, gf EN., , 5 W 'WH I. , , ! ' Y Q M3 - x ' 1 N ,W 3 i ' I 'ir' 'W' ' ' - n 1 ' Q 2 v' PSEH W' 'Sl -1 I' ' M J fm - 1 I 19,35 Q . 1 ! . 4' I K Hx i 1- A 2 The C. C. Edmondson Chapter of the Future Teachers of America has kept a steady pace at hard work this year. Among their activities were: A morning devotion period before school each day, keeping the grammar school office, furnish- ing the ladies' lounge, and sponsoring Religious Emphasis Week. Mrs, Otto Hilton, high school teacher, Carolyn Kidd, future teacher, Mrs. John Rutland, retired teacher, and Mrs. Lawson McNutt, grammar school teacher, participate in an F.T,A. activity. SEATED: Mrs. Alma Barber, FIRST ROW: Sue Howell, Margaret Stewart, Judi Clement, Ethelwyn Dobbs, Peggy Glenn, Brenda Simmons, Barbara Berry, Janet Lakeman. SECOND ROW: Joel Mize, Nancy Lovvorn, Galoria Snoddy, Alice Wilson, Judy Epperson, Carol Pace, Sallie Taylor, Tootsie Howell, Gail Quillen, Clayton Wise. THIRD ROW: Patricia Harris, Jeanette Batchelor, Frances Gravitt, Sue Slaughter, Steve Logan, Carolyn Kidd, Linda Shirley, Mary Kidd, Frances Walker. 92 5 A CNW A 0 . eat iilw N . , Q .. J 5 li 3 Ju H , , al E , ., w W f- Er-r 5 . 'V F X A K , Q K 7 aw ' mg I s K e, ,L , Y , , 1 1 i A .. i f iZ U M rk 3 N, ,, ., , 1 Q , ., V X , , +52-X 5.5 X W -uk wg lv gl' . 5 V, xi it '22 e ' i' .4 5 , If 1 rw- . -Q. I I I wx is -Q., I il It-A fm. . ANN CHASTAI N Nurse Blake-'s Hospital .- - az' MARTHA MILES Nurse Manasco-Maneval Hospital WALLACE THRASHER LANETTE RHODES Mechanic Lab Technician Cockrell-West Motor Co. Wilson s Hospital SARA PHILLIPS DORIS WILSON Nurse Nurse Blake's Hospital Wilson's Hospital -sv' NINA DEAN SHOOK Dental Assistant Dr, Fred Robinson JAMES WALLACE THERESA GRAVITT Mechanic Beauty Operator Bridge's Garage Libb's Beauty Shoppe C. R. DILLARD Mechanic Ray Motor Co. 95 FAYE WAKEFIELD Nurse Wilson Hospital ' X in ABOVE LEFT: Guarding grammar school children are, left to right, Tim Knight, Jerry Price and Oneal Robinson. ABOVE: Allowing passage through the gate are Tony Knight, Wayne Cockrell, center, and Bobby Page. LEFT: Eugene Martin, Dale Roclen, and Harold Bearden are receiving instructions from Captain Clayton Wise, BELOW LEFT: Stop flags are being displayed by, left to right, Dewey Leverette, Ronnie Murphy, Roger Smith, and Jerry Harlon. Kenneth King teaches them how to use their equipment. BELOW RIGHT: Rocky Rockhill, Kenneth Peoples, Tony Batchelor, and Jerry Musgrove hold back oncoming cars to allow pedes- trians to pass. SEATED: Sara D. Blake, Dianne Cowart. STANDING: Mr. Williams, Kaye Baker, Sharon Baker, Mary Slaughter, Sandra Howell, Judy Harris, Ruth A. Fuller, Linda C. Howell, Tommie Blake, Kathy Kelly, Martha Martin, Heinrich Eisele, Danny West, Tuc Cowart, Clayton Wise. . , 1 X S ,' -'.nfe4-'Pa , 610 P ' X X ix l V, M, ill li lt ,. WWE 'if x X 5 , 4' Q. .lf 0157! T -Q ,mf-f' The officers collaborate: Sara D. Blake, Secretary- Treasurer, Mary Slaughter, President, and Sandra Howell, Vice-President. I' LEFT LEG OF THE H : Max Burleson, Billy Whalen, Freddy Lakeman, Norman Pate, Robert Lyle Joe Cagle, Buck Sides, Jimmy K. Israel, Terry Riddle, James H. Pulliam, Russell Cheatham, Jimm Roberts Y 1 Phillip Williams, Joe Kelly. CROSSBAR OF THE H : Sharon Baker, Judy Epperson, Ethelwyn Dobbs. Ronnie Walker, Jimmy Hill, Murray Townsend, Woody Little, James C. Long, RIGHT LEG OF THE H : Wyn Dobbs, Jerry Gay, Joel Mize, Johnny Roberts, Bill, Mauldin, Steve Logan, Charles Banks, Bob Little. ABSENT: Bill Alverson, Jeanette Batchelor, Wendell Batchelor, Jerry Bates, Defoy Bishop, Rayburn Don Bradberry, Douglas Caldwell, James Chastain, Dianne Cowart, Harriott Bishop, Tommie Blake, Dixon, Wayland Elliott, Wayne Elliott, Cheryl S. Fortenberry, Jody Fulford, Ruth Ann Fuller, Gus Garrard, Carrie Glass, Talmadge Goodwin, Pat Harris, Don Henderson, Jerry D. Holdbrooks, James Robert Howell, Paul Howell, Sandra Howell, Tootsie Howell, Allen Israel, Bobby King, Buddy Langston, Martha Martin, Bobby Masdon, Tommy McClellan, Don McNutt, Tommy Morgan, Jerry Musgrove, Johnny Northcutt, Gail Quillen, Thomas Smith, Gary Sutherland, Leo Sutherland, Gene Swims, Myra Teague, Ray Teas, Danny. West, Paul West, Tony Whalen, Junior Whitten, Jimmy Willis, Benny Wilson, Jimmy Wilson. 98 f-MH VJwW'mr1 T' - CJ E J . . W5-fx W ' .,. ' ,W Sarwdm Hovu 5 Sylvia Estes r E x. Sara D, Blake, Drum Mnlornitc 79557-5? Judy Harp Jeanctie Baichclor 5 M: ,M ' fs ' M , -:fx -..'.s352f.,.:,..' ,--,Q-'-.iiie . fw- ' I I ' s ---59 in 5 Af ' A K Kg : - J J 0 J W I , -I , 33- ' - il L f ' WM - ' , . . . 'L' 'i I : ' 'N 'Q' ff ii 'Q - . ag V :NW 5 ' 1' ' ' ' ' f 2 ' ' -- ' 'V , ' .f 5- '21 Q , ' -12 5' ,, , 2 : .fglifig A , V- 22- . Q11 gf 1' 'Q , A Ai, 1- eV l,.7j,r M A I n :A , ... W.. .. Q.. . . . - Mfw f ROW ONE: Rocky Rockhill, Larry Barron, Don Hughes, Tex Johnson, James Graham, Heinrich Eisele. ROW TWO: Glenda Burgess, Kay Howell, Janice Claytor, Pat Walker, Mary Slaughter, Margo Teas. ROW THREE: Pamela Hayes, Margaret Green, Sue Fuller, Paulette Hughes, Frances Walker, Susan Gay, Linda Godsey, Brenda Brown. ROW FOUR: Carolyn Cox, Jeanne Kelly, Jimmie Dell Young, Martha Martin, Sandra Howell, Jeanette Batchelor, Sara Dean Blake, Judy Harp, Alice Wilson, Sylvia Estes, Jeanette Cheatham, Mildred Slaughter, Linda Shirley, Karen Walker. ROW FIVE: Mack Williams, Gaston Kent, Robert Blake, Nelda Kelly, Susan Martin, James Hicks, Jimmy McCarter, Lonnie Morris. ROW SIX: Linda Howell, Martha Knight, Sherron Slatton, Jan Hawkins, Ellen McMinn, Connie Parson. ROW SEVEN: Janet Lakeman, Kent Dobbs, Tommie Blake, Anita Martin, Judy Barber, Jerry Musgrove. ROW EIGHT: Wendell Cummings, Wayne Batchelor, Linda Cook Howell, Clayton Wise, Lowell Kirk- patrick, O'NeaI Robinson. I00 Max Williams, Director, led the Haleyville High School Marching Band through a wonderful band show at each of the 1958 football games, and, in addition, coached them for the parades in which they marched. 17587-5? Zane! I0l 7?5X-7959 FRONT ROW: Linda Godsey, Donna Fortenberry, Pat Walker, Lonnie Morris, Paulette Hughes, Brenda Brown, Linda Shirley, Karen Walker, Kay Howell, Pam Hayes, Glenda Burgess, Martha Martin, Frances Walker, Tommie Blake, Kent Dobbs, Kaye Baker, Robert Blake, Mack Williams, Judi Clement, Gaston Kent, Mary Slaughter, Ray Teas, Clayton Wise, Sandra Howell, Mildred Slaughter, Judy Barber, Lowell Kirkpatrick. BACK ROW: Max Williams, Director, Henrich Eisele, Tex Johnson, James Graham, Don Hughes, Rocky Rockhill, Carolyn Cox, Bobby King, Susan Martin, Jan Hawkins, Connie Parson, Wendell Cummings. Heinrich Eisele practices for the concert. l02 '-ia' 's 1 v 'QW slgaaftl, T Zane! L E 4 E FRONT ROW: Sherron Slatton, Linda Howell, Janet Lakeman, Martha Lou Knight, Jeanne Kelly, Margaret Green, Jimmie Dell Young, Sue Fuller, Susan Gay, Danny West, James Hicks, Jerry Mus- grove, Jimmy McCarter, Jimmy Roberts, Wayne Batchelor, Linda Cook, Howell. BACK ROW: O'Neal Robinson. The French horn section of the band . 5 N FIRST ROW: Glenda Burgess, Betty Elliott, Susan Gay, Emma Dillard, Kay Howell, Patty Stewart, Paulette Hughes, Anna Faye Weaver, Konnie Miller, Myra Teague, Harriott Dixon, Jean Batchelor, Janice Claytor, Margaret Frederick, Anita Martin, Kathy Walker. SECOND ROW: Margaret Green, Carolyn Cox, Betty Armstrong, Janice Hawkins, Connie Parson, Ann McNutt, Shirley Pierce, Faye Sanford, Betty Orman, Betty Peoples, Jeanette Mize, Cheryl Sue Fortenberry, Libba Kelly, Donna Fortenberry, Linda Godsey, Brenda Brown. THIRD ROW: Gail Aderholt, Janice Maddox, Jimmy Hill, Jerry Gay, Freddy Lakeman, Murray Townsend, Tony Whalen, Roger Smith, Norman Roby, Gaston Kent, Judy Barber, Paulene Barnett, Martha Knight, Linda Howell. FOURTH ROW: Wyn Dobbs, James Cecil Long, Jimmy Kent Israel, Jimmy Roberts, Johnny Wallace, Jimmy Howell, Robert Blake. l04 FIRST ROW: Wanda Hall, Becky Gay, Dianne Cowart, Tootsie Howell, Wanda Elliott, Sallie Taylor, Sara Dean Blake, Carolyn Kidd, Linda Shirley, Jeanette Cheatham, Janet Lakeman, Mary Slaughter, Davene Nichols, Gloria Arthur, Sylvia Estes, Charlotte Smith, Mary Cheatham. SECOND ROW: Kay Baker, Sally Robinson, Ruth Ann Fuller, Gail Quillen, Barbara Berry, Linda Dillard, Kate Fell, Margaret Stewart, Nancy Lovvorn, Barbara Armstrong, Galeria Snoddy, Judy Harris, Sandra Howell, Sandra Foster, Barbara Butler. THlRD ROW: Kathy Kelly, Alice Wilson, Martha Martin, Mary Kidd, Tommie Blake, Charlotte Estes, Nelda Kelly, Peggy Barber, Sue Howell, Laurel Green, Pat Blake, Judy Epperson, Doris Wilson, Linda Thomas, Joan Raines, FOURTH ROW: Scott Townsend, Wayland Elliott, Paul West, Sharon Baker, Judi Clement, Pat Harris, Reba Crumpton, Carol Pace, Ethelwyn Dobbs, Judy Harp, Sue Slaughter, Jackie Lee, Delilah Martin, Frances Walker, Linda Cook Howell, Mildred Slaughter, FIFTH ROW: Steve Logan, Bill Alverson, Jimmy Wilson, Buddy Langston, Charles Banks, Heinrich Eisele, Allen Israel, Joe Kelly, Kenneth King, James Robert Howell, Danny West, Tuc Cowart. Nc.. 15-51 ll lg as 5 'W 'FZ I1 0 5 l05 ,K A 4 74745. fgzlftd On The ciTy's easTern border Reared againsT The sky Proudly sTands our Alma MaTer As The years roll by lf-A Haleyville Elementary School presenTly houses 565 sTuden1s in grades one Through six and a faculty al- e --1. . , ,, ' . 1 W'l f'f.'sk:zwf 'I' 4, ' 'M Ai ww W v- Al 'B 'Q I, ll' we , . 4 ke, keg., MWWW HQ-r-3 -v ., . , '- M' , r ' ff- f'ii7 . -f -me 'MS-wi! Haleyville High School presently houses 550 students in grades seven through twelve and a faculiy of nineteen. of nineleen. ... ,J Forward ever! be our watchword J Conquer and prevail Lai Hail To Thee, our Alma Maler Haleyville High-all hail! l07 4..- .gaaussfd 3 'wifi fp K r 0 fists, PW, X.. K L 51 'W 71.745, LEFT: Supervising principal, Mr. F. A. Harvey, and the Registrar, Mrs. F. A. Harvey. Mr. Harvey received his B.S. from the University of Alabama and his M.S. from the Alabama Polytechnic Institute. f rect- semmcsofouk T . .,,. F6Ci.RM.'tOVE!NHEN'T ABOVE: Our Junior and Senior Social Studies teachers are, left to right, Mr. Boyce S. Albright, vvho has his B.A. from Howard College and his M.A. from George Peabody College, Mr. Fred Strickland, who has his B.S.' from Florence State, Mrs. Alice Olivet, who has her B.S. from Florence State, and Mr. Ted Logen, who has his B.S. from Jacksonville State Teachers College. LEFT: Our librarian, Mr. Marvin Brovvn, who has his B.A. from William Carey College. l08 ?4wW RIGHT: The Vocational teachers. SEATED, left: Mrs. Irene Rockhill, who has her B.S. from Athens College and her M.A. from George Peabody College, Mrs. Douglas Lakeman, who has her B.S. from Huntingdon College, STANDING are, left, Mr. James Whitt, who received his B.S. from Alabama Polytechnic Institute, and Mr. C. D. Thomas, who received his B.S. and M.A. from Alabama Polytechnic Institute. ABOVE: The Mathematics teachers. Left to right are Mr. Herman Scott, who has his, BS. from Troy State College, Miss Ada Drake, who has her B.S. from the University of Alabama: and Miss Rebecca Gilbreath, who has her B.S. from the University of Alabama. Bottom right is the band director, Mr. Max Williams, who has his BS. from Florence State College. A kxvw M tx W3 Q69 ' - v' .. f i ,4 . ' -:Lf - 6 K, k,fN:7,q?41Qf JN I, f M. ,,,WNmwmw,,m-...mvy A....W-1-HM. E Z ei 1 1 ' w s Q f A ---f, at Q' 5 5 1 , X Q, K ,N 7 i 3 ii Q ' gi JT., Q -. QQ 1532 :ff fm' ff Qfff -S ,f?g Q 1 WW 43,79 1 ,iii WL Mdfzf gfkxfv -, , ,ww 'L ...x.. X ' f M Agri If N. 7704, '7fzene feed!!! In the dignity of the noblest sense, she has instructed us, encouraged us, and led us by her example. Always ready to understand, to sympa- thize, to laugh, she has given freely of her time, talent, and herself. A gift of service and spirit on her part which, in countless ways, builds the morale of students and aids them in the quest for learning and good citizenship has meant throughout the years a greater Haleyville High School. With the sincere respect, the love, the gratitude that are so rightfully hers, we proudly dedicate this 1959 Havala to Mrs. Irene Rockhill. X? ii Q BB TOUUFFS7 cuu IN TYGIUN QF D 3 Complimenfs of L. B. WILLIAMS HALEYVILLE, ALABAMA gl! Ulbg' Ie THE PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE 4- iQ X W I W, PHONE HU 6-3233 'E' ' H4 J, M.,..M.,,,f..,.,....Af . A W-' W , A V- Z x 5 ' ,f -. - f-' fwmrww Aff: -W fwa,..1. X ' . . A W---3'?j4,k-24 vas: .f 5 51.5.2 ' ' Exim' A ' Q-PECU' N--J ,VMI - g- '-fwbsiii . ' 1 .. an- I 'Y 1 1 . Q 4- M A 1 M X 'Ann 1.1. -Jn-B , . .34 'P?f'72 ' ' 'E MSF,-Q3 2 , ., - wg: if H V, .H ,Y W- W V if Q? .. ' ff :ff , fy, J - -- -a K f .X ,fezziegyu Hgxf- ., Q W X I k .mga .fa Ixxx A553 we 1 Mvif , , l if, N rw' w n .M H 3 Complimen1's of THE REBEL RESTAURANT PHONE HU 6-245I HALEYVILLE, ALABAMA Come In and EQT Before We Both Stowe II6 e CDN' r-WWW A 96 W Q30 2 1,5 RAY MOTOR COMPANY Haleyville, Alabama Phone HU 6-2243 Complimenis of VELMNS SHOP POULTRY INDUSTRIES Ladies and Children Special+y Shop PHONE HU 6 26l2 HALEYVILLE, ALABAMA Complimenis of r:oLwa!N M 'ff-wowmae supoeoeaxa cHou.B TEAGUE ELECTRIC sERvIcE PHONE HU 6 2240 HALEYVILLE, ALABAMA ' Complimenis of DIXIE 3,000,000 Broilers Yearly Florence' Alabama Winmar Broiler Feed Mounfainwood Broiler Feed Moun+ainwood Baby Chiclcs ' A Complimen+s of ANGIE'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone HU-6-225I Haleyville, Alabama Complimenfs of REECE'S RADIO SHOP Phone HU-6-2226 Haleyville, Alabama Complimen+s of HALEYVILLE DR. PEPPER ARBLE RK BOTTLING COMPANY M Phone Hufffls S Ha'eY i e' Ahbama HALEYVILLE, ALABAMA DOBBS HARDWARE COMPANY Finer Things 'for 1'he Home PHONE HU 6-3I20 HALEYVILLE, ALABAMA 5, -ACO Compllmenfs HALEYVILLE AUTO PARTS Aufo P'aIi:seIay:ginE,qLi?pmen+ Phone HU 6-2727 Ha eyville, Alabama WHOLESALE-RETAIL DRAKE AND DRIVERS Phone HU 6-3223 Haleyville, Alabama 5' COCKRELL-WEST MOTOR CO. Haleyville, Alabama Phone HU 6-2253 Complimen+s of GREEN BARGAIN CENTER Complimenls of Phone HU 6-3800 Haleyville, Alabama Complimenfs of FORBES PIANO CO. FLORENCE, ALABAMA MITCHELL DRUG COMPANY Prescripiion Specialis+ Haleyville, Alabama Phone HU 6-223I Complimen+s of Comphmenh of SH':l:fz:xmi:532ERS I HOSPITAL Complimenfs of ODUM'S 5c, I0c, 8: SI.00 HALEYVILLE, ALABAMA DR. H. MANASCO DR. K. E. MANEVAL Haleyville, Alabama Complimenfs of SWIMS' CAFE HALEYVILLE, ALABAMA Complimenis of WHIRLEY'S WESTERN AUTO ASSCCIATE STORE HALEYVILLE. ALABAMA C 'P 'e +s of DEPARiihLiiTS STORE Serving You BeH'er and Saving You More CO' HALEYVILLE, ALABAMA RUSSELLVILLE, ALABAMA W. M. BURNETT TRUCKING LINES Over-Nighi Service From . HALEYVILLE TO BIRMINGHAM Phone HU 6-228I 0 Kp L., HEAR WJBB The News While l'l s Siill News HALEYVILLE. ALABAMA The NGWS 65 H Happens PHONE Hu 6-3720 I Com pIimen+s of ED SIDES JAMES A. HEAD 81 COMPANY I 20I3 FIRST AVE. N. BIRMINGHAM 3, ALABAMA I I I CompIimen+s of O'STEEN TILE AND MARBLE CO. Confraciors 9 E. TOMBIGBEE STREET FLORENCE, ALA. Complimenfs of CORNER HAT SHOP Smar+ Sfyling in Ha+s and Accessornes FLORENCE ALABAMA . HARRIS DRUG co. Comphmems of The RexaII Sfore WE FILL ANY DOCTORS PRESCRIPTION CO' HALEYVILLE ALABAMA 2903 Jackson Highway SHEFFIELD. ALABAMA ISIS LONGS COLONIAL SUPER SAVER 63 GULF REFINING COMPANY L. E. GAY Dis+ril:u+or Haleyville, Alabama Phone HU 6-3l95 Complimenls of J. T. FARGASON Complimenfs of C. W. KNIGHT AND SONS LUMBER COMPANY Haleyville, Alabama Phone HU 6-3l23 Whfflesale Complimen'l's of HALEYVILLE, ALABAMA KELLEY HOME FOR THE AGED Haleyville, Alabama Phone HU 6-3959 Complimenfs of SUPER SUE Complimen+s of ICE CREAM Columbus, Mississippi Fairfax 8-477I DIXIE SPORTING GOODS R. Complimen+s of P. MONTGOMERY 81 SONS MouLToN ALABAMA RUSSELLVILLE, ALABAMA gg, S V wg ff .aw W , . 3 t, ,A . . 5 I 'I wwf W. R. RUTLEDGE 8: SON LUMBER COMPANY Manufacrurers of Yellow Pine Lumber X ORVILLE RUTLEDGE, Manager Phone HU 6-3I04 ' HALEYVILLE, ALABAMA V I ..!.... Complimenrs of Compnmems of MCQUEEW5 R. w. GASKIN B. soN DR'VE N GROCERY TERIA HALEYVILLE, ALABAMA HALEYVILLE ALABAMA PHONE HU 6-24II Complimen+s of Complimenfs of READY-TO-WEAR Where Oualiry Tells and Price Sells HALEYVILLE, ALABAMA HALEYVILLE ALABAMA PHONE HU 6,3242 E STORE The Home of BeHer Shoes P HU 6 3 I 25 HALEYVILLE ALABAMA CompIimen+s of FOOTE AUTO COMPANY Y A +11 d c r u orize adillac Deae FLORENCE ALABAMA Complimen+s of LOWMAN'S DAIRY FREEZE Phone HU 6-2455 HALEYVILLE ALABAMA Compliments of WILSON'S HOSPITAL DR. W. K. WILSON DR. JOHN E. WOOD HALEYVILLE, ALABAMA I27 HALEYVILLE, ALABAMA Complimenrs of MITCHELL DRAKE Compliments Superin+enclen+ of Educa+ion of Double springs Alabama GILBREATH BROS. PHONE zaoi Complimenh vf Double Springs Alabama SUTHERLAND CAFE Where Good Friends Meer To Ear Double Springs Alabama Complimenfs of L. H. McDONALD Judge of Probafe Double Springs Alabama Complimenfs of GILBREATH'S GULF SERVICE Phone 2444 Double Springs Alabama Complimenrs of A. B. BURDICK Fire and Tornado Insurance Double Springs Alabama Complimenis of DOUBLE COLA SHEFFIELD, ALABAMA Complimenfs of YOUNG-PITTMAN COMPANY, INC. Phone AT 2-877I 600 Soufh Courf S+ree+ A P. O. Box 696 FLORENCE, ALABAMA Complimenh of Sincere Besir Wishes WHITT JEWELRY From All of Us Phone HU 6-3137 Haleyville, Alabama TRADERS AND FARMERS BANK Haleyville, Alabama Complimenls of LOU-RAYE'S l-laleyville's Newesl and Mosl Modern S+ore Haleyville Alabama Complimenls of WALLACE BROWN Pure Oil Service Station . PHONE HU 6-3736 Compllmenls of Haleyville Alabama 5c, l0c, 8: Sl.00 Haleyville, Alabama Q 'T' V 4 gWv,,- if, .g,-I A . ,,ea ea,l, GREEN 81 LINDLEY OIL COMPANY, Haleyville, Alabama QI In PURE OIL COMPANY OTTO HILTON, Dis+ribu+or HALEYVILLE, ALABAMA Complimenis of LOUISE BEAUTY SHOP Haleyville Phone HU 6-33I3 Alaba 3 Complimenis of LARRY ALBRIGHT'S TRADING POST Congra+uIaI'ions fo Ihe Class of '59 PLANTATION RESTAURANT CompIimen'Is of BRADBERRY'S GROCERY PHIL CAMPBELL, ALABAMA Haleyville Alabama CompIimen+s of MCSWAIN HSLICK.. LONG TYPEWRITER COMPANY Agency for UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS Ha'eY e Ahbama SUNSTRAND ADDING MACHINES Com pIimenI's of TINSLEY MOTOR COMPANY RusseLLvlLLE, ALABAMA Sales Service JOHN MCSWAIN Florence, Alabama Phone Aiwoocl 2-907I 4l5 Easf Tennessee Sf. 'xwyx-ry. AJ 1? I . 2 x This Picture and Many Others in The Havala Were Made by the ADVERTISER STUDIO HALEYVILLE, ALABAMA Hphoroqrephy ls Our Business l32 Complimenfs of BLAKE HOSPITAL S X Dr. Robert F. Blake HALEYVILLE, ALABAMA Office Phone No. HU-6-2222 Residence Phone No. HU-6-3632 I33 CompIimenI's of LEO'S FLOWER SHOP Complimenfs of FAULKNER'S GROCERY Haleyville Alabama HaIeyviIIe Alabama CompIimenI's of LION OIL SERVICE STATION Opera'I'ecI by RAY NORRIS DONORS Dr. J. Y. Blake Dr. Earl Mnchell Dr. sfew.-,I+ Brock Dr. Fred Robinson J. J. BarIIe'H' 'Frestone Com plimenfs of COWART'S FIRESTONE STORE Phone HU 6-2238 HALEYVILLE, ALABAMA Complimen+s of K 84 M APOTHECARY Phone HU 6-3I3l Haleyville, Alabama STATE NATIONAL BANK Haleyville, Alabama las ,, . ms,-.' ,,,7,,'4.-,A 5 44 .LX - -5 4 . 'W .Ny Agua' 4 U' 9 . fa. ' ' N TUV .Q . , X, yn-542 S, 4, , KILPATRICK BROTHERS Haleyville SEALTEST DISTRIBUTORS In This, The I959 eoIiTion oT The I-Ialeyville I-Iigh School I-IAVALA, we have aTTempTed To compose Tor you a vauI+ oT Treasures, a reminder oT The IasT year, I958-I959, aT our school. We cannoT conclude The yearbook, however, wiThouT exTencI- ing our Thanks To Those who have given oT Their Time, energy, and eTTorTs To make our annual a success. GraTeTuIIy, 744 7959 Wdtldfd 544,44 .:::.'2LT3 gc, -': ': 7 , I QE I - - TQEETTSI . I RTW' Tl. VIP' 7:::::.'1r' 'li , ':1:.::r ,:::':. Qi , I I 36 TAYLOR RUBLISTJOIIIF YCQMIANY f W' A ' Ig9...'. , ui, L: - I : 1' 1 .L1 J.. J . fm PI-k11,LF. ,g.1,:--.11f5'3a1.- ' 1 'Br' 1 ,gg , F 1 4 . '.-1:2-f I . ii 11, 5, : ff?-' L: '., ' 'fv :1 .MVN -. jf., 1.1.1 , A ,, :fb- ' . 1 '11 im? Pt: f if ' ,gn gwt-131' I' fwqlgq r . 11.5.1 -F 1111-izrx' .I nh -it um fi g'.,. ' ' f1.5p'.':i 53 111 TH 1 71. 1 'T- :Wa 3,-L, , 'J ra. ' 1- QQ 1 -1 '- 5.-'i,. f F ' 1 1 - I ' 1.3.1 U., 'q 72 R 1 1'- Qi A' ' Wi T1 -U. ?hi5:.1 1' f12fuf-FL .11 ff gf .Li .- ' 1 'jfq 1 55.11. ,Y,.-..n, .1 ' JY - ,l . Wk ,1 , 1 ,- 1 fggfgk- . M V141 , .1'-if7iIL'T1: J 4 g.Ef! 1: Wl 5 ' in .A - '11 .,1. . A .. 54,5 1' , 1,-we-1 4 ICH -1: 1 P 5' .1 1 ' ' :Av-A: AV . 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