Haleyville High School - Havala Yearbook (Haleyville, AL)

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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.

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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.

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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