Hewitt Trussville High School - Memento Yearbook (Trussville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1950 volume:

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HARRY ROOSEVELT WILSON ROOSEVELT TRUMAN 'F' The Square Deal The New Freedom The New Dea1 The Fair Deal 4 ebicafion To Mr. Joel Hewitt Burgess Throughout the history of the American Republic, the people have chosen from among themselves persons with outstanding social traits whom they could use in places of leadership. These men, whether village school masters or national Presidents, have played a vital part in the development of our great American tradition. When men who are chosen for these places prove themselves to be faithful to their charges and responsibilities, it is with pride that those who follow salute them. In this spirit, the Annual Staff dedicates the 1950 MEMENTO to- our principal, who, even in his first year of service to us, has demonstrated qualities worthy of the highest calling of man-LEADERSHIP. Deaicafion MR.JOEL HEWITT BURGESS mfg it ,mi -way 7-Le Genfufz Our grandparents ushered in the twentieth century under stars of peace that they might understandably expect to shine on a hundred years of uninterrupted progress. But our parents have lived through two world wars that still rever- berate with perplexity for every nation and race. Today we stand at the half-way mark of the century, conditioned by the after- math of these wars, their problems unsolved. None of the questions that con- front our generation has a facile answer. Too inexperienced to make compre- hensive suggestions, we yet modestly and tentatively offer a few things as our contributions. Ours is the hope of youth and the courage of the strong. Ours, the vision of the idealist joined with the determination of the resolute. We dare to believe in a better day for all mankind if the students in our school and the hundreds of thousands like us are prepared to think clearly, sacrifice as necessary, and work unremittingly for the common good. The foundation for our endeavors has been laid in Hewitt High School. We shall repay the teachings of our alma mater by carrying her ideals over into the realm of practical and devoted citizenship. By the way that we resolve the diffi- cluties of 1950 and the decades to follow will the twenty first century be de- termined. In this consciousness, we pledge the mid-century, and look forward to the stars of peace that shall shine in serenity when we, having lived our three score and ten, shall welcome in the year 2000. Education, the hope of youth, youth, the hope of democracy: democracy, the hope of the world. ,1 S-a ,, -- ,,+ 1 f -,-'--- If 1 .'.- lg 5' N ,Z -ks If -A V f ' SEX , -'Jig f - Hi- L- , L- 'lv' ,2..41- ' ! :l1 if'i-jl6i- F NFTE tg ' '!r xl? 'W ' .r l- QS' jg? 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ARMS 1GCulfl1 To take a child in gentle hands And lead him into mystic lands Where veils no longer shroud the past And each new hope o'er glows the last- 'Tis this to teach. JOEL HEWITT BURGESS, B.S., M.A Q ,gk Principal KATE BARKER, A.B. Special Interests LOIS BLUE, A.B. Social Studies BILLIE COBERN, A.B. Speech, English, Social Studies DAPHNE DANIEL, A.B. Mathematics HENRY DARK, A.B. Driver Training, Science LARRY DEAGON, B.M. Band Director JOHN EDWARDS, A.B. Social Studies HELEN FUR LOW, B.S. Librarian SUE GUNTER, B.S. Home Economics, Science 'The teacher is like the candle which lights others in consuming itself. DRUCILLA HOSKINS, A.B Biology, Science 4 MILDRED LAMAR, A.B. English, Latin MARY LANCE, A.B. English, Spanish 3 SARA LeSUEUR, A.B Mathematics, History ETHEL MCANNA LLY Mathematics, Science , A.B., M.A. MARY MCKINNON, A.B. Choral Director LUCILLE MORRISON, B.S. Mathematics MERRY NEIGHBORS, A.B. English JAMES OWEN, B.S., M.A. Coach, Physical Education, Science NANCY OWEN, B.S. English, Journalism If VIRGINIA PA UGH, B.S. English MILDRED PLEDGER, B.M. Piano He who honestly instructs reverences God. JJ V? -of V9 42. ,,' 'ti 'Fan GRACE ROBERSON, B.S. English JOE B. RUTLAND, A.B. History LUCY SANDBERG, A.B. Social Studies EDNA STANFORD, B.S. Physical Education, French LOTTIE THOMAS, A.B. Business Education VIOLET TYLER, A.B., M.S. Home Economics, Guidance WILLIE LEE VANN Lunchroom Manager S.E. WALMSLEY, A.B. Business Education I AMELIA WA L.sToN, A.B., M.A. ' Registrar PAUL WILLS, B.S., M.A. C Assistant Coach, Physical Education ii' Social studies . li 4 , Teachers whose pictures are not shown: EVELYN BAKER, B.S. MARTHA HORTON, A.B. Home Economics, Science Chemistry, Physics, Science PEARL TABOR COLE, B.S. J. DOSSIE WHITE, B.S. Social Studies, English Shop, Mechanical Drawing If you'd teach him to live to his very best You must live your life to the self same test. fl Q! Secretary JEAN MORRIS Giftorian 4 4 6 . it A. fi MARION SELF Poet ,Q GJ' , I of-1' r 7 'f a' .' ' ,,-e, -1 fn 1 A ii SMITTY FA RIS THCBE DIGNIFIED SENIOR OFFICERS President Vice-President F2 MIMS BARNETT REUBEN ROBISON Beauty LOUISE WEAVER Lawyer Vocalist , Pianist 1 .3-'F 'Z R 55 5 FRED GRIFFIS A NNETTE HEAD Treasurer PA TSY C LAYTON Historian -.fi- JACKIE MCGLOTHLIN Prophet A. JAMES KDANIEL DA LE MORR ISON LZ Character is the best dip1oma. Beauty BARBARA AIKEN Beauty l J UANITA NA LL Beauty LOUISE WEA VER SENIOR HOME ROOM OFFICERS -n. emofz 3 Q President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ' ac ' S , 2 s MIMS PATSY MARY ANN JAMES BARNETT CLAYTON BRADLEY BYARS emofz 3 K President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer , sr I 2 G. - 9' A ,fx 5' X ix f i I -vi A x' . .. if ' , ! DALE JACKIE JEAN BETTY NELL MORRISON MCGLOTHLIN MORRIS HARRIS emcfz 3 G President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer fy .2 K Q g '. , 'gg A A A gl 52. ' 9' I' Q Z F-I X f A A I T1 X. I JACK REUBIN LOUISE TOM VANN ROBISON WEAVER ROGERS From the halls of school into the corridors of life. Teacher ! b MRS. LAMAR Teacher ...ny MISS Mc ANNA LLY Teacher 3 MRS. SANDBERG eniorfs Our day is done? In all Dawn's rosy splendor our day i Life holds to us her brimming cup. Fortune, smiling, bids us sup. BARBARA ANN AIKEN Baba Motto: Live each day as if it were the last. Honors: Y-Teens, Los Espanoles, G.A.C., s just begun. Q Sumus Amici, President, National Honor Society, Secretary, Sr. 2A. MIMS BARNETT Motto: Love thy neighbor as thyself, but leave his wife alone. Honors: President, Sr. 2A, President, Sr. 3A, Most Handsome Junior Boy, President, Senior Class, Vice-President, H Club, Football, Science Club, Student Council, Most Handsome Senior Boy. FREDDY LLOYD BLACKWELL B10ckie Motto: Time is flying fast. I wish l were to I' if. Honors: Band, F.F.A. If C-fl JAMES EMMETT BOYLE Stuff Motto: Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow you may be married. Honors: Operators Club. BETTY FAYE BRADFORD Bebe Motto: Keep calm, cool, and collected. Honors: Glee Club, Band, Dramatic Club, Y- Teens, Hi-Light Staff, Publicity Editors, MARY ANN BRADLEYWI U W Motto: Set high goals and try to achieve them. Honors: Student Council, Perfect Attendance Record, Glee Club, Y-Teens, Circulus Latinus, Monitor, Hi-Light, Secretary, Sr. 3A, National Honor Society. JOHNNY H. BROOKSHIRE Brooksie Motto: When you need a helping hand, look on the end of your arm. Honors: Hi-Y member. Life lies before us. 'P N t as X! Q4 l lf . H 1 Memento, Monitor, Quill and Scroll, Oratoricals. M' gi P3 cu. It 41 nf 1 ,fax . Fl fi JAMES BYARS Byars Motto: Look for the sunshine, but be pre- pared for the rain. Honors: H-Club: Football: Secretary-Treas- urer: H Club: Student Council: Most Outstand- ing Football Player. EIBEL CARDWELL Squirre11 Motto: Able and willing. Honors: Science Club. GEORGE DOUGLAS CARR Mattie Motto: Wine, women, and song. MARY ANN CHANDLER Mac Motto: To live and let live. Honors: President: Library Staff: G.A.C.: lBand: Operators Club: Red Cross: Office Staff: Perfect Attendance Record. PATSY ANN CLAYTON Midget Motto: Let your conscience be your guide. Honors: Treasurer, Senior Class: Sec- retary: National Honor Society: Red Cross: Monitors: Vice-President: Sr. 3A: Y-Teens: G.A.C. RAY CLAYTON Motto: Do unto others before they do unto you Honors: Monitor: Football: Baseball. Us ROY COST Motto: Don't let anything get away. OLIVIA IJOIS COUCH Ophelia Motto: Life, liberty, and the pursuit of man. Honors: Oratorical Contest: Jr. 3 Class Play: Subscription Manager, Hi-Light. ERNEST RAY COX Motto: Get what you can when you can. BARBARA ANN CRENSHAW Babs Motto: Don't think about tomorrow today, but think about today tomorrow. Honors: President, Sr. lA: Student Council: Y-Teens: Sumus Amici: Hi-Light Reporter. vi-A! 9 'Enter to learn, leave to serve. SARA CROW Doolie Motto: Always look for sunshine, but be' prepared for rain. Honors: Y-Teens: Red Cross: Monitor. I . I JAMES DANIEL Daffy Motto: Old enough to know better, young enough to try. Honors: Baseball: Football: Basketball: H Cl President: Los Espanoles: Senior Class: Pro SHIRLEY DOBBS Dolly Boosie Motto: Smile if it kills you: then you can die with a smile on your face. Honors: President: Sr. Y-Teens: Vice-Presb dent: G.A.C.: Sumus Amici: Guidance Office Worker. GAYLE FCBTER DREILING Foster Motto: Live, laugh, love and be happy. Honors: Oratorical Club: Y-Teens: Hi-Light Exchange Editor: Library Staff: Operators Club: Suxnus Amici: President, Los Espanoles: Winner in Oratorical Contest: Secretary Los Espanoles. VIRGINIA IRENE DUNAWAY Wormy , Motto: to be a friend and have lots-of friends.I' Honors: Secretary, G.A.C,: Suxnus Amici: Most Athletic Senior Girl. BILLY ELLIOTT Bill Motto: Try: if you fail, try again. Honors: Red Cross: Band: Glee Club: Library Staff: Operators Club: 4 H Club: Science Club: Treasurer, National Honor Society: Battle Citizenship Tour: Ushers Club. I ABBIE MAE EWING Gabby Motto: Into each life some rain m ll. Honors: Sr. 2A Treasurer: G.A.C. ELIZABETH FAGGARD Motto: Learn to love others and others will learn to love you. Honors: Future Teachers of America. NORMAN SMITH FARIS Smitty Motto: Do unto others before they do unto you. Honors: Glee Club: Operators Club: Science Club: Best Dressed Senior Boy: Senior Class Poet. MARY ANN FREEMAN Motto: Be ready. Honors: I-Ii-Light: Monitor: G. A. C.: Library Staff: National Honor Society. Forward into the future. 41 W sv.,-5 C f -.N - -F '-ug, f ' ' ' 1 Q , , ' 'Q 75 ,A . A ' V 31.'-525' 'L 921 - , .ipggq if, V 1' I FRANKLIN GABLE Frank Motto: A man doesn't become a howling success by howling. GAYLE GARRINGTON Blondie Motto: To live, love, laugh and be happy. Honors: Red Cross: Head Cheerleader: H Club: Y-Teens: President, Sumus Amici: G.A.C.: Hi- Light Staff: Secretary,Student Council: Football Queen: Miss Homecoming: H Club Beauty: Miss Jefferson County of 1949: Office Staff: Quill G. Scroll: Advertising Manager, Memento. DON GOODWIN Pud Motto: Never hurry or worry. Honors: H-Club: Red Cross: Baseball. FRED GRIFFIS Buddy Motto: Strive to make the best better. Honors: President, Hi-Y: Glee Club: Los Espanoles: Vice-President: Student Council: Senior Class Lawyer: Friendliest Senior Boy HOYT HALE Jollylob Motto: Old enough to know better young enough to try. Honors: Baseball: Football: Basketball, H Club Most Athletic boy in Junior and Senior Classes: Co-Captain of Football Team. BETTY HAMPTON Hampton Motto: Say it now for later someone else may be talking. Honors: Editor, Hi-Light: Y-Teens: Los Espanoles: Library Staff: Red Cross: Secretary: Quill and Scroll. PAUL HANCOCK Sonny Motto: Help someone today for tomorrow you may need help. Honors: Circulation Manager, Memento: Operators: Hi-Y: Mostly Likely to Succeed Boy of Senior Class President, Jr. l Class: Cheerleader: H Club: Foot- ball: Basketball: Monitor: Biggest Boy Eater in Senior Class. PEGGY HARRELL Harrell Motto: When you need a helping hand, notice the end of your arm. Honors: Editor, Memento: Library Staff: Y- Teens: Operators Club: National Honor Society: Glee Club: Red Cross: Student Council: Hi- Light Staff: Circulus Latinus:.Monitor: Quill It Scroll: Fourth Vice-President off Jefferson County Student Library Assistant Association. BETTY NELL HARRIS Speedy Motto: Smile if it kills you: then you can die with a smile on your face. Honors: Valedictorian at Huffman Schoo: Monitor: G.A.C.: Sumus Amici: Glee Club: Operators Club: Office Assistant. ANNETTE HEAD Nut Head Motto: To get the most out of life. Honors: Senior Class Musician: Red Cross: Accompanist for Boys' Glee Club and Operetta: Office Assistant. We finish to begin. I DORIS ANN HEAD Red Motto: Live and learn. Honors: Historian, Circulus Latinus, Glee Club: Majorette, National Hanor Society, Monitor. ZANE HORTON Boley Motto: Get 'em young, treat 'em rough, and for- get 'em. Honors: President, Jr. 3 A, Student Council' Treasurer, Los Espanolesg Monitor, National Honor Society, Chaplain, Hi-Y, Quill and Scroll- Business Manager, Memento. MAYE KEITH Beu1ah Motto: Live and learn, die and forget it all. Honors: Red Cross and Glee Club. ,SARAH KENDRICK Sally Q14 Motto: Life, liberty, and the pursuit of man. Honors: Glee Club, Lead in Jr. 3 Play at Huffman. FRANCES x1RBY Frankie 3 Motto: Not finished, just begun. Honors: Glee Club, Y-Teens. EUNICE LANGSTON Niece Motto: To live by the side of the road and be a friend to man. Honors: Apollo, Glee Club, French Club, Euc- leadian, Student Council, President, Sr. 2 B, En- semble in Glee Club, Civitan Oratoricals, Operetta, Los Espanoles, Hi-Light, Flirt of Junior Class, Club Reporter, Birmingham News. MICHEL LONG Doogie ' Motto: Sleep! Eat! Honors: Qnerators Club, Hi-Y, Archimedes Club, Glee Club, Secretary, Freshman Class, Los Esl KW panoles, Ushers Club, Junior Class Wolf, Football, 'QM K gl -0 5 'Wu- 'Qu fh- KW .I Basketball, Baseball, Monitor, Hi-Light, Best S' Dancer of Senior Class. ' Y MARY FRANCES MANGINA Frankie . Motto: Live and learn. W, Honors: Glee Club. W dk MARCUS Fi-:RRI-:L MARTIN Red J Motto: Take life slow and easy. Honors: Football, H Club, Band, Monitor. 9 E SUE MARTIN Z' Motto: When you laugh the whole world laughs with you, when you cry, you cry alone. Honors: Glee Club, Red Cross, Student Council. As youth is, so is tomorrow. ROSE MASSEY Rosie Motto: Ready for anything. Honors: Secretary, Jr. ZB: Treasurer, Jr. 3 B: Jr. and Sr. Y-Teens: G.A.C.: Biggest Eater in Senior Class. PEGGY SUE MAY Blondie Motto: To be,a friend and have lots of friends, Honors:Junior National Honor Society: National Honor Society: G.A.C.: Y-Teens: Los Espanoles Beauty: Vice-President, Los Espanoles: Hi- Light: Library Staff: Glee Club: Memento Staff: Office Staff: Monitor: Quill and Scroll. ROBERT MCCRORY Rawbutt Motto: Live every day as if it were my last. Honors: President, Junior Class: H Club: National Honor Society: President, Student Council: Football: Basketball: Baseball. JACQUELINE LEE MCGLOTHLIN Jackie Motto: To be and not to seem. Honors: Senior Class Historian: Junior Class Beauty: Vice-President: Junior Class: Quill and Scroll: Hi-Light: Vice-President: Circulus Latinus: Secretary: Band Club: Vice-President: Sr. 3B:Best All-Round Girl and Best Girl Dancer: Senior Class. HUGH MORGAN Motto: Do not agree with so many opinions: I have some of my own. Honors: Band. JEAN MORRIS Jeane Motto: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Honors: Red Cross: Student Council: May Queen: Glee Club: Y-Teens: Monitor: Sec- retary: Senior Class: Secretary: Sr, 3B: Friendliest Senior Girl. DALE MORRISON Kirby Motto: Foot prints on the sands of time were not made by sitting down. Honors: Glee Club: Football: President, Sr. 3B: Senior Class Wolf: Student Council: Senior Class Vocalist: H Club: Most Popular Senior boy VINCENT MUSSO Motto: You have but one life: live it well. Honors: National Honor Society: Secretary, Hi-Y. WMM JUANITA NALL Dimpl Honors: Band: Y-Teens- - Club: Esembl Office Staff: Memento St :Quill and Srroll, Sr. 3B Beauty. 1 I' I Motto: To love and be lo MARVIN LOUIS NIXON Mexico ' Motto: Better late than never, After the battle, the reward. HOWARD VIRGIL PARKER Hairy Motto: Eat, drink, and be merry for to- morrow you may have to go back to school. Honors: Glee Club: Science Club. JAMES ALAN PARKER 62 Motto: Eat, drink, and erry for tomorrow you may be drafted. Honors: Glee Cluh: En ble. ,zflfvvk ANN PESNELL Pest Motto: Love 'em and leave 'em. Honors: Glee Club: Science Club: Monitor. SARA EARL PHILPOH' Sally Motto: To love and be loved. Honors: Vice-President: Jr. 3: Red Cross: Glee Club. I-Y . EDWARD LEE RAY, JR. Junior Motto: To seek, to find, to hold. P1 MATTIE SUE ROANE Suzi I Motto: Tomorrow is another day until - this one has been lived. 1 ,yi Honors: Assistant Editor: Memento: Cheer 4' 5, Leader: Treasurer: Student Council: Sec- retary: Junior Class: Hi-Light Staff: Y-Teens: Office Staff: Student Court: Quill and Scroll: Monitor: Los Espanoles. REUBEN ROBISON Dage Motto: Go forward, not backwards. Honors: Football: President: H Club: Vice- President: Senior Class: Captain: Football Team: Sportsmanship Trophy. SAMUEL. nonmm Sam A N Motto: To seek, to find, to have, Honors: Vice-President: Jr. 3 Class: Salutatorian: Jr. 3 Class: National Honor Society: Monitor. ' TOM ROGERS Curly Motto: Don't do anything today that you can put off 'till tomorrow, Honors: H Club: Football: Science Club. CHARLOTTE ROPER Tootsie Motto: Eat,drink, and be merry for tomorrow you may be married. Honors: President: Y-Teens: National Honor Society: Sumus Amici Beauty: Monitor: Presi- dent Senior 2C: Secretary, G.A.C.: Vice-Presb dent: Sumus Amici: Student Council: Senior Girl Most Likely to Succeed. The future is what we make it. tw .Dt C ' ,ff-01 jg! Motto: Take life as it comes. Honors: Red Cross: G.A.C.: Y-Teens. C LA RA ROPE R ROBERT ST. JOHN Bob Motto: If you need a helping hand notice the end of your arm. Honors: Basketball: Science Club. JCBEPHINE ANN SARTINO Motto: Better late than never. Honors: Glee Club: Circulus Latinus. BEULAH MAE SELF Boo Motto: Aim high, shoot far: your aim, the sky: your goal, -a star. Honors: Jr. 3 Red Cross Representative. ' - MAZION SELF ' Merren Motto: Launched, but not a hored. Honors: President, Jr. 2 C: Student Council: Hi-Light: Red Cross: Y-Teens: G.A.C.: Sumus Amici: Monitor: Giftorian of Senior Class: Senior Class Flirt: Office Assistant. BOBBY JUNE SHADIX Motto: Look for the best: prepare for the worst, and take what God Sends. Honors: President, Golden Rule Club QCharlanne Schoolj: National Honor Society. MYRION LOUISE SMITH Mickey Motto: This above all to thine ownself be true. Honors: Y-Teens: Glee Club: Circulus Latinus: Red Cross: Perfect Attendance Record. JOSEPHINE STANLEY Peggy Motto' Do unto others as you wo d h ' ' ' do unto you, E Honors: Jr. 3 Class Prophet: Glee Club: Future Z Teachers of America' Y-Teens' National Honor Society. JOYCELYN FRANCES STEPHENS Shorty Motto: To thy own self be true. Honors: Band, Y-Teens: Glee Club, SAMUEL HOYT TAYLOR Smiley Motto: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. We came, we studied, we conquere JOHN ARTHUR TILLMAN Tarzan Motto: Take life slow and easy. Honors: Football. CAROLYN TURNER Motto: Let your conscience be your guide. Honors: Vice-President, National Honor Society Vice-President, Library Staff: Memento Sales- man of Sr.3 C1 Student Court: Los Espanoles: Best Dressed Senior Girl. SARAH ANN UNDERWOOD Lard xAr' J,- Motto: Be happy today for tomorrow you may die. Honors: Red Cross: Cheerleader: H Club: Ad Committee of Memento: Monitor: President, G. A.C.: Hi-Light: Treasurer, Sumus Amici: Sec- retary, Jr. 2 Class: Most Popular Senior Girl. JACK VANN Eto Motto: Not to agree with so many opinions: I have some of my own. Honors: Football: H Club: Treasurer, Junior Class: President, Sr. 3 C: Student Council: Operators Club. 1 MARY LOUISE WEAVE Motto: Do like you want o do and let others do the same. Honors: May Queen: Circulus Latinus Beauty: Secretary: Sr. 3 C: Treasurer: Senior Y-Teens: Glee Club:-Operetta: Ensemble: Most Beautiful Senior Girl: Miss Hewitt High Beauty Queen. BILLY WADE WEEMS Wil1ie Motto: Love all pretty girls and stay happy. :lf- :??T'H'k' ' fww' 'A' P WlLLlAM ABE WHXTWORTH, JR. ' Motto: Hope for the best, be prepared for the worst, and take what God sends. Honors: Operators Club: Glee Club: Red Cross: Ushers Club: Los Espanoles. JOHN WIDE-:MAN Motto: As a man sows, so shall he reap. Honors: President, Junior National Honor Society: American Legion Citizenship Award: President, Jefferson County Junior Red Cross: Glee Club: Student Council: National Honor Society: Financial Chairman, Hi-Light: Treasurer Sr. ZC: Quill and Scroll President. ' ' M .. ,,,,J Seniors whose pictures are not shown: Jean Summers, John Taylor, Ronald Wills. From here we go a1one. 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Billy Elliott Charlotte Roper Zane Horton Peggy Harrell if, Aa' 'Lx 3 V3 if ,x as ' T ff 'Q 2- l Q, . 1 V an Q . A n Doris Head Robert McCrory Peggy Stanley Sam Roddam John Wideman ' 4. F '. ba A I P '73 ' aa , .f -in - .be Peggy Sue May Mary Ann Freeman Vincent Musso Bobby Shadix Mary Ann Bradley Scho1orship Leadership, Character, Service. JUNIJRS 7 -,,4-4? dx C A14 Q, 5 L I Q X :lf l uniofz Glass Ghgicefzs Our day is nearly spentg our course will soon reach its end. Thrice has the calendar changed its facep but once more and we, too, shall be of the historic past. 4 Y . 0, ' ' ' C 4 sopq' Beauty LPG, , QV' '41, r. W6 She 9 fv LYNDA BUSH Se cz-S gap ofa-but ex J' .Qi ' s N x f 5 'N :xy 1 6,1 lr -4L K U P 9669 pp P. Three down, and one to go. eniofz Q 0 Beauty President Vice-President Teeehef ,JH O fn ll, .1 of 'Ui A 5 TONY COX HARRIET HACKWORTH Secretary Treasurer .X if 523 5' LYNDA BUSH A 1 fl M f 'Y MRS. ROBERSON ALICE EPP DOROTHY CROW ,v..., Avixvn K First row, left to right: Tommy Sue Cole, Bobby Channell, Betty Attison, William Gabert, Shirley Childress, Tony Cox, Mrs. Roberson, R. A. Chandler, Harriet Hackworth, Allen Golden, Alice Epp. Second row, left to right: Morris Cousins, William Hargrove, Belle Coody, Mack Everett, Dorothy Crow, John Frazier, Burma Dickey, Billy Channell, Jean Aldridge, Burney Foster, Barbara Gilley, Oliver Hall, Conrad Fuller, Roy Bailey. Third row, left to right: Marvin Bolton, Charlie Little, Arlin Curl, Ray Bonner, Richard Hart, Jimmie Davis, Margaret Flater, Harold Crow, Mary Chapman, Raymond Campbell, Gladys Grown, Jerry Bush. What we are to be, we are becoming. enfofz 2 8 Beauty Teacher Pre sident Vice -Pre side nt Secretary- Trea surer 11' .Dl- ,425 Af! . John Mabe Carl McCrory James Pullen Imogene Holland MPS- Owen ,.-- ..,....-.... Y- - '3 First row, left to right: Geneva Johnson, Ed Herren, Frances Morrison, Carl Martin, Peggy Miller, Ed Pyle, Mrs. Owen, Jimmy Knowles, Imogene Holland, James Pesnell, Imogene Key, Tommy Meeks. Second row, left to right: Carolyn Hughes, John Mabe, Evelyn Keith, Jimmy Hurst, Kathryn McKay, Carl McCrory, Jean Massey, James Pullen, Emma Jean Lambert, Raymond Norrell, Howard Rigsby. Third row, left to right: Bobby McKee, Faye Morrison, Jimmy Philpot, Barbara Isabell, George Randle, Inez McKee, Henry Howard, Joanne Porter, Fred Mathews, Jane Jowers, James King. Before us is the timber - let us build. eniofz Q Be t h au y President Vice-President Teac er ..-It BON if 7 R' ,....-of BILLY RAY SPENCER ROY SHELTON Secretary-Treasurer X JOHNNIE GRACE ROBINSON MRS. THOMAS BILLIE SELF First row, left to right: Mildred Wharton, Roy Shelton, Johnnie Grace Robin- son, Billy Ray Spencer, Mrs. Thomas, Jimmy Taylor, Esther Sivley, Eugene Tate, Billie Self, Edward Sterrett. Second row, left to right: Jeanette Strieklin, Bill Thames, Carol Ann White, Charles Tortenson, Margaret Yarbrough, Paul Tillison, Joan Wingard, Jack Williams, Judy Williams, Tommy Roper, Joy Warren, Richard Vann. Third row, left to right: Linwood Shiflett, Dorothy Sanders, Billy Whitley, Ann Russell, Barbara Franklin, Jimmy Stone, Betty Roper, Joe Welbourne, Katherine Stubbs, Paul Ware. The road of Toil leads to the city of Success. SOPi-IOMORES J The Freshman sees the Sophomore And thinks she sees a star. 3 The Sophomore sees the Freshman-- V I wonder whose kids they are! President enioi I Glass Officeis sl 15 .-Vx ZAC GA BERT Vice- Pre side nt -is 1.5, X, BILLY JOE LOVVORN Of our great race, the second lap is run. Beauty Sec retary-Trea surer w Q 1' - I . RICKI HAMBRIC MARY SUE SOUTHERLAND eniofz l Q Beauty President Vice-President Teacher i: I A I ailfliiikg JENNIE BROWN MARTHA COX Secretary- Treasurer .. S, - 3 ,N 'Q , X . DOT BQNNER Qi M' ,QQ MISS HOSKINS PEGGY CLINE l H!!! First row, left to right: David Hudson Blankenship, Ruth Carlisle, Leroy Barber, Peggy Cline, Harold Carlisle, Miss Hoskins, Mike Cain, Laura Duna- way, Billy Bryant. Second row, left to right: Ben Brock, Johnnie Davis, Harold Darden, Martha Cox, Eugene Clark, Barbara Brown, QRoyj James Chandler, Betty Chandler. Third row, left to right: Tommie Ruth Denton, Jerry Carr, Betty Box, Gerald Bradford, Jo Ann Chatham, Arlin Curl, Jennie Brown. Ever climbing the ladder of success. eniot l K Beauty Teacher l President Vice-President Secretary- Treasurer Q , g I LV .A 4. , U .. A A e '.. 1 'Q' -j 1 ,- 3- I LQ 1 df' lj, ., , , -, .X ,ggi M- 7- . . A 'I' JULIA HANLIN WALLACE EVERETT FAYE HALE RICKI HA MBRIC MRS- DANIEL Front row, left to right: Clara Haynes, Harold Jackson, Pat Flournoy, Phillip Huckaby, Julia Hanlin, Wallace Everett, Mrs. Daniel, Teddy Gilmer, Faye Hale, Jerry Hicks. Second row, left to right: Bobby Gladden, Betty Fry, Stanford Gladden, Mary- alys Griffis, Wallace Green, Ira Mae Horsley, Kirby Gray, Elvalee Edwards, Ed Faggard, Shirley Jones. Third row, left to right: Eloise Jenkins, Billy Green, Ada Jean, Billy Hawk- ins, Dorothy Franklin, Dorothy Jennings, Graves Johnson, Elveree Hambric. Make stepping stones of the stumbling blocks. enact I G President Vice-President Beauty ,, W y M.kL , 4 J P DORIS RIVERS JOYCE MOORE I Secretary Treasurer hifi f' DORIS RIVERS 1 I LAVADA NEAL JOYCE MADDOX Teacher X. MRS. HORTON First row, left to right: Victor Lawson, Barbara Ledbetter, William Keith, Doris Rivers, Billy Jo Lovvorn, Mrs. Horton, Robert Miller, Margie McDuffie, Jack Little. Second row, left to right: Donald McLean, Otto Pulse, Louise Keith, Charles Lilly, Sarah McKay, Ken Lancaster, Lavada Neal, James L. Matthew, Sue Pesnell, Douglas Munson. Third row, left to right: Vernon Maske, Joyce Moore, Jean Mabe, Joyce Maddox, Joyce King, James Moore, Mary Jane Murnrnah, John Price, Wilma Oliver. This far and still climbing. eniot l D Beauty Teacher y President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Y- -A ' 'Q A ' A. ' KAY USSERY MARY ANN TURNER +- .13 FRANCESSHH1ETT ll it m5Q5W MARY SUBJSOUTHERLAND MR. RUT LAND ! -up . First row, left to right: Carlene Self, Bill Woodard, Mary Ann Turner, Steve Strickland, Kay Ussery, Mr. Rutland, Mary Sue Southerland, Joe Sartino, Jo Ann 4' A Sullivan, Jimmy Wyatt. 5:vi ' Second row, left to right: Ray Royster, Samuel Womack, Emma Lou Weems, Harold Stubbs, Frances Shiflett, Dan Tidwell, Mary Tyson, Billy Stroud, Imelda Walrond. Third row, left to right: Dale Wages, Paul Sims, Jean Zophi, Susie Seymour, Jean St. John, Patricia Ann Stuckey, Martha Tompkins, Sue Roberts, Eleanor Wallace, Hester Venable. Ever onward! PM U' enfoi 1 ana C2 I F Ogwo avot K Gin te B01 8 ,,.,,.w ' 'sie sk AN xx f me NKOY-Y-KSON 8' BM' GBBEBT ' Be st Dressed ix A1 BONNEB A DOBX5 BNERS Most Polite JXNWN T PDI LOB Mo sk Sm dious kj' X P- CPA an BURMA DXCKXE Mom Pxtkdetic HAROLD STUBBS at JANE JOAN if RLENE SEL-F SL TEDDY GXLNXEY- l'If you wa nt to be Cho TONY COX 81. GRACE ROBXSON Sen m I Yourself Choic ' e, ' ERS mid-Genfuty As the school bells ring at the beginning of 1950 we stand at the mid point of the century, looking back to its beginningg looking forward to its end, wondering, fearing, hoping. Change has been the dominant characteristic of the last fifty years. Ordinary living is much easier and more varied today than in 1900. Technological develop- ment has cut away the miles and brought us far closer to Europe and Asia than were New York and San Francisco fifty years ago. It has shortened working hours and given men various means of enjoying this new leisureg it has cut the drudgery of housework and freed women to take their places as citizens in today's world. Vastly expanded facilities have brought high school education within the reach of all classes. Medical advances have added about twelve years to the average life expectancy of the high school Freshman and have done much to alleviate pain and suffering. An awakened social consciousness has made us more aware of the value of a human life and has given us new respect for the individual. But most marked of all is the changed position of our country in the world. Two world wars and the atomic bomb have pushed us off our rock of isolation, changed our smug superiority to European conflicts, and elevated our country to the foremost posi- tion among all nations. In spite of all this progress, we teenagers find much to criticize in the national and international affairs of the last half century. Soon the responsibility of the world leadership will be thrust upon us and we shall discover that no one is a per- fect seer, able to predict the result of word or deed. If we wish to see the world move toward the more perfect civilization of which we dream, we must keep alive our youthful ambitions, our enthusiasm and will to do as we assume the respon- sibility of adult life and enter into full citizenship. Q Let us look for a moment to the year 2000--end of a century. Although it seems lost in the future, most of us will be alive then to account for our steward- ship. What will the record be? Ifthe New Year' s bells of 2000 are--like the bells of Tennyson--to ring out the oldg the feuds of rich and poorg the centuries of warg if they are to ring in the new: the thousands years of peace, redress to all man- kind, the valiant man with larger heart and kindlier hand, we young people must begin to forge those bells now. In the scale of the destinies, brawn will never weigh so much as brain. 'FC . F65 iff ,Q Olillll ul.. .- 545+ 97155 AVEKJ 'fe-u.. 0 Aug, 1-.. 5 0 HUKIVG F U A! Q.. .- ff' KR ,umm LH 56610 A . oy. KICK -Q .:f h Q SENQLI HUNGRY? .A,AzY Ohh fvfhl CBRLLL .-n ff X Q? ffl' X f X FRESi-IMEN S Y r-mum..-n umm-1-mn-1 uniofz 3 Glass Gggicefzs President Vice-President Long, steep, and rough is the road I tread. Behind and before me it stretches far. I faintly see in the distance ahead The goal that has been my guiding star. ,Diffs La .,- I il 1 , . . N ,ff -- .. J 4 . JERRY BURKETT Beauty BILLY SWAFFORD MARGIE BATTLE Secretary Treasurer 'Q as Q ,O RQ .,, - 'QI asv- .9 Q... 1 1 , i E ED MASSEY MARILYN FRANKLIN Climbing the ladder step by step. Beauty uniot 3 Q l President Vice-President 4 J ,, 5 I . V fig, FRANCES CROW EDWARD BEARD Secretary Treasurer it . -Q ff' 15 MARGIE BATTLE A 4 l MRS. COBERN ' - '55 5 Q MARGIE BATTLE SHIRLEY DRAKE First row, left to right: Mary Helen Bailey, Billy Chitty, Louise Chandler Calvin Collins, Shirley Drake, Vernon DeShazo, Mrs. Cobern, Ronald Coursey, Sue Barnett, Chesley Drake, Joyce Bishop. Second row, left to right: Frances Crow, Harry Chandler, Betty Channell Edward Beard, Jo Ann Bookholdt, Jimmy Etheridge, Sara Jean Cost, Joe Able Sue Eady, Jerry Burkett, Faye Barnett. Third row, left to right: Vera Burgess, Ray Brooks, Frank Chamblee Frances Dew, Sarah Byars, Margie Chasteen, Margie Battle, Joe Clayton Virginia Barnett, Faye Bolton, Maxine Brown, Ray Barnett. Green, but growing. Teacher uniot 3 g Beauty Teacher President Vice- President Q ' . .MQ A . 1.1. -, J .N W, HARDY FRANKLIN MARILYN FRANKLIN Secretary- Treasurer 1- -s JANYCE HANCOCK - ' MR. DARK JANYCE HANCOCK ,Ill llllll y 13 'q -ii First row, left to right: Donald Malpass, Ginger Graham, Earl Massey, Betty Mayfield, Edward Massey, Marilyn Franklin, Mr. Dark, Pana Martin, Roy May- field, Janyce Hancock, Joe Faggard. Second row, left to right: Pat Fulmer, Paul Harris, Lucille Jett, Hugh Franklin, Betty Mayo, Hardy Franklin, Ethel Massey, Billy Lovelady, Margaret Haynes, Tommy Griggs, Patricia Ivey. Third row, left to right: Betty Sue Gantt, Richard George, Ann Fuller, Murry Hutchins, Sandy Grogan, Neva Garner, Edward Horsely, Shirley Lowery, Gary McLain, Joyce Jones, Jack Keith, Joyce Hanson. Look up and on. uniot 3 G President Vice-President Beauty Teacher fa 4 ful , ,dfgfm ' 35 ' , ,, -2 .,, PEGGY MORGAN BOBBY MORGAN N S I Secretary-Treasurer y il 1 3 by O r ANN McDAN1EL MR. WHITE LEON PATTERSON 11KX1l RYWM N O. W,,,1 ,,., mf? git ' H-W 9 I - 'Www Q Q-U. EDI First row, left to right: Barbara Oliver, Leon Patterson, Clara Pocus, Luther Quick, Carolyn McQueen, Mr. White, Frances Sanders, Richard Prater, Peggy Morgan. Second row, left to right: Bobby Newton, Ann Sanders, James Morrison, Bobby Morgan, Billy Myers, Doris Sayer, Norman Moore, Helen Preston. Third row, left to right: Mary Miller, George Roane, Paul Neighbors,Ann McDanie1s, Joyce Reno, Frances Posner, Sara Roper, Nina Pitts. In ourselves our future lies. uniofz. 3 D President Vice-President Beauty ,, Teacher , Kp. :- Q' gif, I X 9 - BETTY WILLIAMS CHARLES STEELE ' A Secretary-Treasurer 1. 'S' ,H Y 4' BILLIE RUTH WILDER MR- WILI5 MAv1s STEWART First row, left to right: Eva Jo Whitley, Leland Stephens, Mary Onis Wade, Charles Steele, Bonnie Self, Betty Williams, Mr. Wills, Ruth Smith, Billy Sum- mers, Lovie Lou Smith, Kenneth Thomas. Second r0W, left to right: Morris Webb, Mary Wharton, P. C. Tidwell, Sally Sims, Harrison Wilson, Hazel Seymour, Bonner Self, Marie Zopfi, Albert Weems, Billie Ruth Wilder. Third row, left to right: Jimmy Smith, Virginia Wills, Jackie Segers, Bar- bara Self, Marvin Thompson, Clarissa Todd, Ernest Smith, Mavis Stewart, Mar- cus Weems, Allen Wilson, Thomas Treadaway, Randal Smith. Absent: Marion Wier, Gary Williams, Billy Swafford. The higher we climb, the broader the view. President 14 p 11 '56 BETTY VA NDERFORD Vice - Pre side nt .aaa-y, .W , f 3 X, I A. BOBBY MARTIN 'x,5r...----r.- unfofz ,national Hanoi ociefxi Beauty Secretary PEGGY TUCKER Treasurer BETTY VANDERFORD ELIZABETH BEAUCHA MP ...,.....g Euiiimiatn-ui Front row, left to right: James Burdette, Carl Pulse, Charles Eubanks, Ronnie Coursey, Jimmy Burns. Second row, left to right: Bobby Martin, Sue Barnett, Betty Vanderford, Shirley Drake, Peggy Tucker, Elizabeth Beauchamp, Miss Blue, Brownie Channell. Character is the cornerstone of all succe unfot .2 Glass Oggicefzs Still we press onward and upward With a cheerful and undaunted soul. For our motto reads, 'Higher, yet higher' And over the top our goa1. President Vice - Pre sident Q 3' if 1 X - 1 if BOBBY MARTIN Beauty JOY LYNN UPSHAW Secretary 4 I ' - - ks! PATRICIA LITTLE Treasurer f Q ANN SKELTON I-44' . I HUBERT LANGSTON One rung higher puts us one step nearer success. unfot .2 0 President Vice-President Eauty Teacher I I ,, Gloria Bradford Gaynell Crow Secretary Treasurer VN F 'I in ji ,, 't , ELIZABETH BEAUCHAMP 5 ' MR. EDWARDS Elizabeth Beauchamp Buddy Cowan i995-'IlLT e--'rw s First row, left to right: Jimmy Burns, Ann Calhoun, James Burdette, Shirley Bishop, Lamar Archer, Phyllis Bagley, Mr. Edwards, Gloria Bradford, Larry Clark, Elizabeth Beauchamp. Second row, left to right: George Coody, Emily Burton, Buddy Cowan, Kay Burns, Virginia Brock, Fay Brown, Gaynell Crow, Betty Bain, Herman Barnette. Third row, left to right: Joe Curl, Brownie Channell, Fay Cosby, Martha Cosby, Margaret Cole, Jane Blocker, Betty Colley, Christine Allison. Absent: Van Campbell and Leonard Cole. There are no benches on the road to success. uniofz .2 R President Vice-President Beauty Teacher V - or 'N . fi v I X 'LA xi.-' all Charles Eubanks Margaret Head 5, Zi IP SU C5 IP 'JJ P1 -1 -'II FJ Ib U 'U cb E . U1 by 'D E' 2 E 9. 5 Q9 Z2 ' 12 S O '1 F0 Il' U1 '-3 S- . P3 -3 MQ 3 Q4 :: 5 -H+., G3 2 '-s fb H Z 53 FD L lb Z O P1 G' IIYHHE 1 First row, left to right: Nlartha Gladdcn, Sherman Galbro:1th,Pcggy Hollings- worth, Hal Gwin, Mrs. Lancer, Graydon Goodwin, Ge-ncva Keith, Bobby Joni-s Louise Kirby, Charlvs King, Gail Keith. y Second row, loft to right: Joycc Gcorgc, lV1z11'gLiri-1. Grccn, l'zitr'1ciu Hoi ton, Mar'gai'ot Head, Joc Isdcll, Mavclinc King, Bobby Joo Edmondson, lvlziiplio Eddy, Tom Jacobs. Third row, loft to right: Cliark Gable, Myra Dardcn, Jack Day, Chzirh-5 E11- bunk, David Fry, Bobby Hzirris, Lavonc Holmcb, Jock Goodwin, Bobby Hf'5tl'I', Billy Goodwin, Howell Fortcnbcrry, Bobby Frzizicr. Onwar'd! uniot 2 G President Vice-President Beauty .Awe-A -0 I fl BOBBY MARTIN ANN SKELTON Secretary Treasurer .l ' J A ANN SKELTON 5 A , was at rierf 4 I ,T 'i PATRICIA LITTLE HUBERT LANGSTON Teacher MRS. MORRISON ,ulunlmuuuu Front row, left to right: Lamar Roper, Ann Skelton, Charles Pirtle, Gloria Praytor, Larry Self, Mrs. Morrison, Dixie Needham, Alan McEntyre, Patricia Quick, Rufus Mewbourne. Second row, left to right: Rebecca Miller, Elizabeth Otts, Bobby Martin, Patricia Little, Lawrence Self, Ruby Peoples, Jerry Self, Carolyn Massey,Wayne Sims, Rhonette Lyles, Harrell Little, Shirley Scott, Carl Pulse. Third row, left to right: Ronald Moore, Tommy Reid, Jack Pond, Richard Sivley, Bobby Ray, Gordon Lyles, Carol Jean Massey, Hubert Langston, James Miller, Lorene Sims, Charles Morrison, Beatrice Peoples, Dan Robinson. If we rest, we rust. uniofz .2 D President Vice-President Beauty Teacher 4 iq .J -u ,,r r . ,r s 'Y' x X DICKIE STRICKLAND JOY LYNN UPSHAW M4 ' Secretary Treasurer ' 3 gl 4 K-ix JOY LYNN UPSHAW -fc' - MRS. PAUGH 42-'cl . Jw DENNIS WEEMS KENNETH VANN First row, left to right: Hoyt Stone, Betty Whatley, Peggy Tucker, Dickie Strickland, Evelyn Wilson, Andrew Waldrop, Mrs. Paugh, Joan Wilder, Melvin Smith, Joy Lynn Upshaw, Kenneth Vann, Roberta Taylor. Second row, left to right: Charles Whitley, Faye Smith, Tommy Yarbrough, Sharon Wicks, Carlton Wallace, Glenda Watkins, Hugh Tunnell, Almeda Watters, Freddie Stephens, Betty Vanderford, Stella Tunnell, Third row, left to right: Earl Tillman, Lucille Whitley, Douglas Startley, Carolyn Smith, F. A. Taylor, Martha Treadaway, Eugene Wilson, Carolyn Tucker, Alvin Tompkins, Jo Ellen Thompson. Quitters never wing winners never quit. unfofz I Glass Ghgicefzs I know just what you're thinking of. You think we're powerful small. But lemme tell you sumthin' else-- We're just as smart as y'a11. Vice-President Secretary 1? gk ly 2 M K f .3 2 e X ' 'N N ' i Sl THOMPSON GILMER KITTY SEGERS O fx XJ ' x . Owl' QQJQL Bb W- .f v C 8 S QXV TE. Beauty I ODELL SMITH At the foot of the ladder but climbing. uniofz. I G Beauty , Teacher President Vice-President 's r f 4 .. .A 4' Q 's 1 ,I N v GEORGE ADCOCK ME LBA BONER Secretary-Treasurer si' no ME LBA BONER 5 MRS. BARKER I ' fl SHE LVA ALLEN unuusuzxxi . , 4,154 ll n f Hs. S. 'r -Q s 5. te If First row, left to right: Eugene Crowe, Mike Bryan, Inajean Buckner, Mrs. Barker, Yvonne Burkette, Jerome Buckner, Rebecca Chambers, Don Cowan. Second row, left to right: W. T. Bailey, Melba Boner, Johnny Ayres, Betty Jane Chinn, Buddy Burns, Eva Bolton, Doris Cole, Bill Caldwell, Joe Cox. Third row, left to right: Roy Bailey, Peggy Ayres, Margaret Cosby, Harvey Chitty, Jim Caldwell, Shelva Allen, Lawrence Chamblee, George Adcock, Bobby Cox, Jimmy Clayton. From small acorns, great oaks grow, uniofz I g Beauty Teacher President Vice-President .- - 'f 1 ,E ,L if W V 1 . I 'H JUDITH HEATH PEGGY HERREN Secretary Treasurer .I 0 ' j X- PEGGY HIPPS MISS BLUE , Q . ' , 1 '. l'-nic 'iw x 1 SHIRLEY HAYNES JOE FAUCETT Front row, left to right: Shirley Hayes, Frances Hargrove, Anita Drake, Miss Blue, Patsy Grubbs, Tommy Harper,Joy Hargett, Aaron Goodwin, Thomp- son Gilmer. Second row, left to right: Roy Harris, Carolyn Eddings, Tommie Gradick, Billy Garner, Betty Ann Franklin, Robert Elliott, Judith Heath, Coy Glass, Alfred Davis, Crawford Hightower. Third row, left to right: Hazel Everett, Mary Alice Elliott, Claudette Hand, Edwin Harrell, Joe Faucett, James Eades, Paul Glass, Peggy Herren, Peggy Hipps, Patricia Day. Heights beckon us. uniofz. l G Beauty ' Teacher President Vice-President M ,. N MONA LYLE JERRY MARTIN Secretary Treasurer 3 4 GAIL ISBE LL f MRS. GUNTER 1 QJ , GAIL ISBELL MYRNA LYLE ii 452: . . M in 'Tl First row, left to right: Myrna Lyle, Haskel Johnston, Ronald Matthews, Carolyn Lamons, Mrs. Gunter, Mona Lyle, Terry Mooney, Mary Ann McCord William Johnson, George Morrison. Second row, left to right: Jerry Jackson, Harry Kendricks, Judith Jones, M. J. Jennings, Jimmie Morrow, Gerald Lesley, Gail Isabell, Hoyt Jackson, Peggy Miller, Marion McEntyre, Audrey Moon, Harold Martin. Third row, left to right: Ernest Melvin, Donald McGowan, Jerry Martin, Dolly Lilly, Peggy Joyce Love, Margaret Lyons, Jo Faye McAvoy, Mary Lee Ledbetter, Frances McCullough, Carolyn Morris, Jane Keith, Small but mighty. uniofz I D Beauty Teacher President Vice-President Secretary- Treasurer - .sq Q. 5 Q f-0:5 .ww Qi ' s VNS BO ROPER ROSLYNN RUSSELL OTTIS O'NEAL O 1 '-I P1 F' l D 5 O U U D 3 5 cn U: 5? cn C U1 Cf IU llll lif 1 First row, left to right: Ruby Newton, Walter Peoples, Bobby Jean Rollo Johnny Parker, Miss LeSueur, Mertie Roberts, Billy Sloan, Othella Roddam Billy Parrish, June Robinson. Second row, left to right: Bo Roper, Ottis O' Neal, Guy Self, Milton Sanders, Ruth Phillips, Davis Pearson, Mary Jo Renda, Sue Davis Partlow, Pauline Pan- nel, Shirley Nnbers, Kathleen Preston, Eudine Rowe. Third row, left to right: Joyce Shrader, Ernest O' Neal, Charles Roberson, Margie Posey, Leonard Self, Roslynn Russell, Kitty Segers, Burl Shaddix, Johnny Renda, Jimmy Sanders. 1 J Never give up until the task is done. uniofz I 8 Beauty Teacher President Vice-President Sec retary-Treasurer 43? 4.6 DOUGLAS DAN STEWART STA LLWORTH THERESA SUTTER ODE LL SMITH MRS. NEIGHBORS 4 .lf l First row, left to right: Louise Walker, Bobby Tillman, Zona Taylor, Douglas Stallworth, Janice Yarbrough, Dan Stewart, Mrs. Neighbors, Bennie Walker, Char- lene Stewart, Wayne Vincent, Geraldine Wade, Ed Smith. Second row, left to right: Roy Smith, Billy Stone, Pegg Weir, Sandra Smith, Barbara Todd, Betty Turner, Rose Snyder, Henry Stevens, Betty Wilson, Billy Tidwell, Joyce Webb. Third row, left to right: Arledge Wilkins, Theresa Sutter, Edward Vernon, Wallace Tipton, Jack Startley, Gail Smith, Louis Stuedeman, Odell Smith, Gene Wade, Faye Winslett, Alice Yarbrough. Safe on first - now score. uniofz. High Wittie st Most Studious Best Dressed BENNIE WALKER 81 DOLLY LILLY 8: EDWIN HARRELL 8: JIMMY MORROW JIM CALDWELL CAROLYN LAMONS Most Polite Most Qthletic YVONNE BURKETTE S1 JIM CALDWELL 81 JIM CALDWELL TOMMIE GRATTICK Favorite Boy 81 Girl JUNIOR Be st Dre ssed X ALVIN TOMPKINS 8: CAROLYN TUCKER THOMPSON GILMER 8: GAIL SMITH Most Polite JUNIOR ONE CHRISTINE ALLISON 81. DENNIS WEEMS Wittie st ANN SKE LTON 8: DICKIE STRICKLAND They Can Who Think They Can CARL PULSE SL CA ROLYN TUC KER Favorite Boy St Girl with who BOBBY MARTIN 8: CAROL JEAN MASSEY Most Studious FREDDIE STEVENS 81 BETTY VANDERFORD Mcst Athletic JUNIOR THREE Most Athletic TWO RICHARD GEORGE 8L PATSY IVEY Most Polite Wittiest ,T 7 ,.. --...-- - l MARY ONNIS WAID St ED MASSEY St JERRY BURKETTE PATSY IVEY Favorite Boy 81 Girl Best Dressed Most Studious 'Jef JERRY BURKETTE 8: VERNON DQSHAZO Sz SHIRLEY DRAKE 81 MARY HELEN BAILEY BILLIE RUTH WILDER RONNIE COURSEY ll Be a Success in Whatever You Underta i www 3 MF : , - ' .'-'.GE.:I',,.WS'f. N4 IL, ', . .- . '- . ' :. , : f'E--.151,fi1,f1 '55. ,?i7T9Ii-387 M W ,k L,bL,,LA L T fy? xi? ks Q y day upon the pages of Life we are writing our records X A CTIW ITIES x -.X X . -.-- lx . Q 5 29 M 'Q N7 pf, - JT a hw- . J' - E53 Q ' '-in 5 ' Y-fy. 5 V fs 1, 'J .Vf f L V. 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Advertising Manager GAYLE GARRINGTON Art Editor JOY SMITH MISS WA LSTON Sponsor Circulation Manager '.-3 N IE PAUL HANCOCK Assistant Art Editor DOT BONNER Publicity Editor 'x - T MRS. NEIGHBORS BETTY FAYE BRADFORD Anything worth doing is worth doing well. Business Manager m3 i.: 4. 4:4- ZANE HORTON Typist ,IT PEGGY SUE MAY w Sponsor :mt ,A L , , f-2 JF. '-'-1 f-ffl' MR. RUTLAND gfudenf Gounci va .ff President Sponsor A Vice-President D- A Secretary Treasurer 5 S . Q? '- , ty A m 2 A- ' .-emhgv 9 .QQ -f' X HJ fi If ,I ., J' ' , X 1 :fgfl , . W' HARRIET HACKWORTH GAYLE GARRINGTON TEDDY GILMER J dl ROBERT MCCRORY MRS. MCKINNON eu NN' f K! :' P if lj ' 2 Y A S' - J iv J . is ' .., 3 Q7 ' fu' X ffvf A ,QA i ,Hai LV I and Ish i ' 'ar it J if A Don Tommie Gerald Billy Theresa Cowan Gradick Lesley Sloan Sutter 1' ' if V - Z' 3 V 4? ' J 4 1- A Us -A R 4 . -ei U A in Christine Marie Gordon Freddie Sue Betty Allison Horne Lyles Stephens Barnett Mayo 4 Wg ' Z I ,g L not 1? y MV' B . 'F f, M S v 7 an ' 1 1 ' ,- A I ' - , , , 1 D , Q h Joyce Sally Barbara Margie Pat Alice H9110 Sims Brown McDuffie Stuckey Epps .gf J 1 'lv 'W ' in ' if 'Eg I 1 x M A S 4. George Faye Jimmy James Zane John Randall Morrison Taylor Byars Horton Wideman On the youth of today rests the democracy of tomorrow. 'im' ' mf, Associate Business Manager Editor y -Q Financial Adviser 54 . Editor Sponsor 4,3 aikijifs z 1 L . ,. BETTY HAMPTON THE STAFF AT WORK First row, left to right: Barbara Aiken, Gayle Dreiling, Esther Sivley,Mary Ann Bradley, Dixie Needham, Belle Coody. Second row, left to right: Thompson Gilmer, James Burdette, Zona Taylor, Martha Gladden, Roslynn Russell, Edna Mewbourne, Yvonne Burkette. Third row, left to right: Bobby Morgan, Eva Jo Whitley, Jimmy Philpot, Eunice Langston, Frances Dew. STEVE STRICKLAND FRANCES MORRISON JOHN WIDEMAN Mrs. Thomas Jackie McGloth1in Steve Strickland John Wideman Harriet Hackworth Frances Morrison Betty Hampton Joanne Porter Bobby Jones Sue Roane Alice Epp MRS. THOMAS Julia Hanlin Pat Flournoy Doris Rivers Mary Jane Mummah Jenny Brown Jane Jowers Peggy Cline Joyce Moore Faye Morrison Maryalys Griffis Carlene Self R EPORTERS All I know is that I see in the papers. Svonsor President Beau Vice President I Secretary SARAH UNDERWOOD o s em P5608 NW- ' SHIRLEY DoBBs Treasurer VIRGINIA DUNAWAY GAYLE GARRINGTON ffm? LOU Q Sarah Underwood Faye Hale Virginia Dunaway Alice Epp Barbara Aiken Mary Ann Freeman Peggy Sue May Lou Weems Billie Self Pat Weems Shirley Dobbs Imogene Holland Mary Jane Mummah Charlotte Roper Marion Self Margie Chasteen Sara Crow Clara Lois Roper Rose Massey Mary Ann Chandler Patsy Clayton Mrs. Stanford fCenterj Betty Nell Harris OUR CHRISTMAS FORMA L The first wealth is health. Lavada Neal WEEMS A TYPICA L SCENE umus mici Beauty Sponsor 1 CHARLOTTE ROPER President Vice-President GAYLE GARRINGTON CHARLOTTE ROPER Secretary Treasurer 8 1 -Q Y. FRANCES MORRISON SARAH UNDERWOOD Q' MRS. COBERN Starting at left and going around: Charlotte Roper, Pat Weems, Barbara Crenshaw, Betty Nell Harris, Imogene Holland, Burma Dickey, Shirley Dobbs, Alice Epps, Virginia Dunaway, Gayle Dreiling, Barbara Aiken, Sarah Ausban, Marion Self, Billie Self. Center: Mrs. Cobern. Friendship is the highest degree of society. Beauty Pre sident Vice- Pre sident fa to XP R, a if ' s JAMES DANIEL FRED GRIFFIS Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sponsor . 2 J -+A -pg, y N ,.,, V bmAX iq , . V ' GAYL SUE ROANE E DREILING MRS. LANCE DORIS RIVERS DORIS RIVERS Un fos Zspano es TT U- Q I La P ,goof G1-ad ag 'roi' a so bf n4X 41' bgjle eSDa,2O1? we First row, left to right: Mrs. Lance. Second row, left to right: Sue Roane, Doris Rivers. Third row, left to right: James Daniel, Fred Griffis. Fourth row, left to right: Betty Hampton, Ronnie Coursey, Shirley Childress Gayle Dreiling, Barbara Aiken, Era Mae Horsley. Fifth row, left to right: Bobby Gladden, Jerry Bush,Elvalee Edwards, Shirley Drake, Joyce Bishop, Charles Little, Michel Long. Last row, left to right: Mary Tyson, Charles Torstenson, W. A. Whitworth, Harold Crowe, Zane Horton. Una vez un amigo, siempre un arnigo. 0 e-W 6 Saqxdad Gifzculus fafinus Beauty Sponsor President Vice-President ESTHER SIVLEY ALICE EPP HARRIET HACKWORTH Secretary Treasurer Reporter . fa Q , -1 . i fig-. . We . STEVE STRICKLAND ESTHER SIVLEY JIMMY PHILPOT JJ T FP MRS. LAMAR M4 ..1.1... Front row, left to right: Belle Coody, Peggy Miller, Mrs. Lamar, Kay Ussery, Geneva Johnson, Harriet Hackworth, Faye Morrison, Ann Russell. Second row, left to right: Peggy Harrell, Jimmy Philpot, Alice Epp, Lavada Neal, Billy Self, Steve Strickland, Esther Sivley. Third row, left to right: Frances Morison, Gerald Bradford, Jackie McGlothlin, William Hargrove, Mary Chapman, Mary Louise Weaver. Una Stamus filvfzafztl Beauty Sponsor 1 P re side nt Vice- Pre sident Secretary- Treasurer MARY ANN CHANDLER FRANCES DEW CAROLYN TURNER- BETTY ROPER MRS. FURLOW THE CLUB , First row, left to right: Emily Burton, Gloria l Bradford, Sara Byars, Betty Mayfield, Mrs. Furlow, Betty Williams, Frances Dew, Phyllis Bagley, Myra Darden, Sue Pesnell. Second row, left to right: Mary Ann Chand- ler, Eugene Clark, Carolyn Turner, Pat Little, Alice Epp, Virginia Brock, Ruth Smith, Almeda Waters, William Hargrove, Charles Harrison. Third row, left to right: Billy Elliott, Shir- ley Jones, Peggy Harrell, Mary Miller, Eliza- beth Beauchamp, Esther Sivley, Betty Roper, Joyce Harrison, Ann Sanders. THE LIBRARY AT WORK Reading maketh a full man. Quill G gctoll 'X ff ,Q In 1 1237! Q 1 I. I-I.8.l-l.S.J. President John Wideman Vice President Alice Epp Secretary Treasurer Betty Hampton Sponsor Mrs Nancy Lea Owen I Shirley Childress Harriet Hackworth Gayle Garrington Jane Jowers Jackie McG1oth1in Faye Morrison H , Joanne Porter Duty, Honor, Service Sue Roane Juanita Nall Zane Horton Peggy Sue May Betty Bradford Peggy Harrell Frances Morrison .5 5 v Q 2 'X 55 1 ,,,. I I -D ,nu 4 -I- xx? 'J eniot If-7-een , Q Beauty Sponsor President Vice-President fa 4 Q ...' SHIRLEY DOBBS BARBARA BROWN Secretary Treasurer f A. R i., wait? 1. ee ,Q G.: 1 , MARY JANE MUMMAH Q ff 'il ' MRS. BARKER MARY JANE MUMMAH LOUISE WEA VER YNY' 4 ' 1 First row, left to right: Faye Hale, Faye Morrison, Betty Roper, Mary Jane Mummah, Pat Flourney, Mrs. Barker, Laura Dunaway, Joyce Moore, Peggy Cline, Eloise Jenkins, Shirley Dobbs, Louise Weaver, Barbara Brown, Shirley Jones, Betty Faye Bradford. Second row, left to right: Jo Ann Porter, Joyce Maddow, Pat Stuckey, Ann McDaniel, Jeannie Brown, Dale Wages, Jean Morris, Patsy Clayton, Clara Lois Newton, Pegg Harrell, Johnnie Davis, Wilma Oliver, Betty Box. Third row, left to right: Esther Sivley, Ann Russell, Tommy Denton, Jackie Noyes, Elsie Meeks, Barbara Ledbetter, Rickie Hambrick, Era Mae Horsley, Virginia Dunaway, Sara Crow, Edna Mewbourne. The foundation of life is built with the bricks of character. OUR DR IVE RS fzansfofzfaffon MR . CA LHOUN I Chief Mechanic First row, left to right: Bobby McKee, Billy Elliott, Jack Little, Mr. Edwards. Second row, left to right: Mrs. Nixon, Mr. A11- man, Mrs. Chandler, Mr. Watters, Mr. Calhoun,Mrs. McCrory, Mr.Brookshire. MR. BAIRD WE BRING THEM TO SCHOOL Transportation Supervisor . t n -he - .. I . l C I 'M ig, 'E uk Chariots of gold. WE TAKE THEM HOME Qui .QUMCL-10004 Manager MRS. VANN LUNCHROOM PERSONNEL Left to Right: Julia Washington Sara Ellis Mrs. Nixon Miss Crow Mrs. Duncan Mrs. Vann Mrs. Chandler A TYPICAL LUNCHROOM SCENE 1 x I We may live without friendsg we may live without booksg ll But civilized man cannot live without cooks. 4 3 'J zu MARY ANN CHANDLER Q GA IL GARRINGTON ,lu Q HELEN BAILEY f-'i 3' - Q , ' 1 ANNETTE HEAD SUE ROANE CA ROLYN MCQUEEN School Uwce 2 1 JUANITA NA LL Q Q MARION SELF 4 4 BETTY HARRIS BETTY HAMPTON ,p as ff Ev- io MARY WHARTON -6 49' A l LOUISE CHANDLER -f . L. P EGGY SUE MAY A L. BARBARA CRENSHAW FRANCES SANDERS Registrar f vb Principal AMELIA WALSTON A TYPICAL OFFICE SCENE JOEL HEWITT BURGES And still be doing, never done. Hi-lf Club Sponsor President Vice-President 1 Secretary-Treasurer Chaplain 1 , - 3 . GEORGE RANDLE JIMMY STONE JIMMY PHILPOT BOBBY McKEE MR. DARK Front row, left to right: Roy Shelton, Jimmy Phil- pot, George Reynolds, Mr. Dark, Jimmy Stone, Edward Sterrett, William Hargrove. Back row, left to right: Samuel Womack, Mike Cain, Billy Greene, Harold Carlisle, Billy Whitley, James Pullen. Put your creed into your deed. uniofz Lf- Teens T K ' Front row, left to right: Christine Allison, Gloria Praytor, Yvonne Burkett, Melba Boner, Mrs. Gunter, Ann Skelton, Elizabeth Beauchamp, Pat Little, Roberta Taylor. Second row, left to right: Lucile Whitley, Peggy Tucker, Betty Whatley, Carolyn Eddings, Joyce George, Rhyllis Bagley, Martha Treadaway, Margaret Head, Caro- lyn Smith, Faye Smith. Third row, left to right: Rhonette Lyles, Shirley Scott, Sara Jean Cost, Joy Lynn Upshaw, Betty Bain, Gloria Bradford, Beatrice Peoples, Sharon Wicks, Mar- garet Green, Peggy Hipps. Sponsor President Vice-President J Secretary Treasurer A' PAT LITTLE JOY LYNN UPSHAW ROBERTA TAYLOR MARGARET HEAD MRS. GUNTER We are no better than our ideals. Opetafots First row, left tciightz Edwin Harrell, Jimmy Boyle, Peggy Harrell, Billy Elliott, Mrs. Fur- low, Hubert Langston, Jerry Hicks. Second row, left to right: Alfred Davis, Ed Sterrett, Jack Goodwin, Leland Stevens, Mary Ann Chandler, Andy Waldrop, Graydon Goodwin, Joe Cox, Bill Caldwell. Third row, left to right: Ken Lancaster, Jerry Self, W. T. Bailey, Leroy Barber, Tommy Yar- brough, Wayne Sims, Joe Faggard. 'Lf 'C K i . Billy Elliott Ken Lancaster Jerry Hicks President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Timely service, like timely gifts, is doubled in value. MRS. FUR1-,OW Sponsor ua ance Depatfmenf Psychologist Counselor A TYPICAL SCENE Student Helpers fi f ---,nl . 'Y' SHIRLEY DOBBS VIRGINIA DUNAWAY DORIS HEAD in Charge of Guidance MISS VIOLET TYLER MISS MURIEL SMITH Thou wert my guide, philosopher, and friend. ?ufu':.e Teaclmefzs ametica President Vice-President Sec.-Treasurer Sponsor 1: A -o . 2 49 g t JULIA HANLIN CLARA HAYNES CARLENE SELF MRS. DANIEL Left to right: Daphne Daniel, Doris Rivers, Pat Ivey, Margie McDuffie, Julia Hanlin, Clara Haynes, Carlene Self, Dorothy Crow, Shirley Jones, Eleanor Wallace, Eva Mae Horsley, Joyce Reno, Janise Hancock, Faye Hale. He is wise who can instruct us. 4-H Club Pre sident Vice - President Sec . - Treasurer Song Leader Sponsor 4, Q I it ROY SHELTON ROBERT MILLER JAMES CHANDLER PETE MORRISON MR. WHITE First row, left to right: Bobby Frazier, Buddie Burns, Earl 'Ray Tillman, Larry Self, James Burdette, Clark Gable, Rufus Mewbourne, Jack Goodwin, Graydon Goodwin, Buddie Morrison. Second row, left to right: Larence Self, Eugene Wilson, Gordon Lyles, Harry Chandler, James Chandler, Roy Shelton, Robert Miller, Ken Lancaster, Eugene Herring, Donald Malpass, Billy Bryant, Conrad Fuller. Third row, left to right: Hal Fortenberry, George Coody, Billy Moore, Bobby McKee,Billy Cosby, Tommy Yarbrough, Charles Eubank, Joe Curl, Ben Brock, Ed. Massey, Ronald Joe Moore, Jack Keith, Leroy Barber. Fourth row, left to right: Bobby Ray, Jimmy Stone, Tommy Roper, Billy Elliot, Edward Beard, Earl Massey, Shermon Galbreath, Jimmy Stone, Marvin Thompson, Billy Hawkins, Joe Isdel, Morris Webb. To make the best better. cience Beauty President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ayn O W Q , A.V. MATTHEWS ZANE HORTON MARGARET FLATER SMITTY FARRIE MARGIE MCDUFFIE Front row, left to right: Julia Hanlin, Teddy Gilmer, Margaret Ann Flater, Murry Hutchins, Mrs. Horton, Jimmy Boyle, Shirley Dobbs, William Keith, Barbara Brown. Second row, left to right: A. V. Matthews, Zane Horton, Roy Shelton, W. A. Whitworth, Jimmy Philpot, Joe Welbourne. Third row, left to right: Marjorie McDuffie, James Chandler, Smitty Farris, James Parker, Howard Parker, William Hargrove, Edsel Cardwell, Clara Haynes. Science is simple common sense at its best. emenfo gales 'fofzce First row, left to right: Louise Chandler, Peggy Harrell, Betty Faye Bradford, Alice Epp, Sally Sims, Jo Ellen Thompson. Second row, left to right: J. W. Bagley, Clara Haynes, Smitty Farris, James Chandler, Elsie Meeks, Kay Burns, Bo Roper. Third row, left to right: Joe Isdell, Bobby Martin, Janyce Hancock, Joy Hargett, Myrna Lyles, Theresa Sutter, Buddy Little. He who sells himself sells valuable merchandise. 'CREATURES or IMPULSEH glee Director R ,V 4 r' QQ GIRLS' GLEE CLUB MRS. MCKINNON nf. is .2 .., F.- Q..-1 First row, left to right: Peggy Weir, Audrey Moon, Bobby Morgan, Mary Ann McCord, Carolyn Lamons, Tommie Rae Graddick, Virginia Barnett, Shirley Bishop, Betty Vanderford, Margaret Lyons, Hazel Everett, Pat Day, Glenda Watkins, Shirley Ann Scott, Peggy Hollingsworth, Marion Weir, Frances Dew, Sue Roberts, Margaret Yarbrough. Second row, left to right: Pat Stackhouse, Almeda Watters, Clarissa Todd, Judith Jones, Faye Morrison, J-.mhnnie Davis, Stella Tunnell, Sharon Wicks, Margaret Green, Martha Cox, Patsy Grubbs, Jimmy Morrow, Jane Keith, Joy Lynn Upshaw, Billie Jean Steele, Ann Skelton, Judith Heath, Martha Gladden, Myra Darden, Faye Calloway, Betty Ann Franklin, Odell Smith, Elizabeth Otts, Gloria Bradford, Kay Ussery, Mary Sue Southerland, Jean Mabe, Doris Head, Patricia Horton, Betty Will- iams, Gail Isbell. Third row, left to right: Mary Jane Mummah, Betty Channell, Jean St. John, Joyce King, Betty Colley, Juanita Nall, Mary Chapman, Belle Coody, Frances Morrison, Mary Bradley, Barbara Isbell, Joyce George, Ruby Peoples, Marilyn Franklin, Evelyn Keith, Janice Hancock, Clara Haynes, Anita Drake, Charline Stewart, Gail Smith, Clara Pocus, Mary Miller, Eva Whitley, Mary Wharton, Barbara Hampton, Martha Treadaway, Roberta Taylor, Sara Cost, Dixie Needham. Fourth row, left to right: Patricia Ivey, Lynda Bush, Mary Waid, Carol Jean Massey, Carolyn Massey, Carolyn Eddings, Tommie S. Cole, Jane Blocker, Carolyn Hughes, Louise Weaver, Jo Ann Porter, Mary Turner, Mary Alyse Griffis, Geneva Keith, Sara Byars, Joyce Maddox, Jo Ellen Thompson, Betty Bain, Emily Burton, Peggy Miller, Pat Little, Martha Cosby, Faye Cosby, Theresa Sutter, Betty Harris, Edna Mewbourne, Eunice Langston, Pat Stuckey, Louise Chandler. Music is the poetry of the air. fz. an gt. gals' glee First row, left to right: Jerry Jackson, Buddy Little, James Burdette, Leonard Self, Ray Bailey, Melvin Smith, Rufus Mewbourne, Robert Elliot, W. T. Bailey, Bobby Martin, Leroy Barber, Joe Cox, Jack Day, Annette Head, Second row, left to right: Billy Elliot, James Chandler, John Wideman, Harold Darden, Stan- ford Gladden, Billy Bryant, Jack Yarbrough, George Randall, Frank Chamblee, George Coody, John Price, Ben Brock. Third row, left to right: Larry Clark, Howard Parker, James Parker, Don Goodwin, Robert McCrory, Fred Griffis, Harold Crowe, Jimmy Philpot. nsemble All V First row, left to right: Quanita Nall, Mary Chapman, Francis Morrison, Faye Morrison, Louise Weaver, Eloise Jenkins, Jo Anne Porter, Patricia Stuckey, Eunice Langston, Betty Lou Roper. Second row, left to right: Robert McCrory, Don Goodwin, John Wideman, W. A, Whitworth, Harold Darden, Harold Crow, Pete Morrison, Smithy Faris, James Parker, Dale Morrison. 1 'Music hath charm to soothe the savage breast. wp avg V ,An bn -6 v-. - -wa ,, - i f .,k.Q. -M. f,m,g -1 'lite ffm THE MAJORETTES THE BEGINNERS And the band played on. K+ W., ku x, 1. I 9 ,g. mm ' A il 1 Q3 412.1 HM We 1 OUR EXCHANGE TEACHER MR. S. E. WALMSLEY l f s Mr. Walmsley, who came to Hewitt High School this year from Kitsalano High School in Vancouver, British Columbia, has made a most valuable contri- bution of his talents as a counselor and his ability as a teacher of commercial subjects. We are glad that he came our way. Not shown in this picture are Mrs. Walmsley and handsome young Gary who are further evidence that our neighbors to the North are delightful people. The universe is but one great city. JEAN MORRIS fautie Raffle Gifizenslzif 7-out Reptesenfafive Selected by the faculty to the Laurie Battle Citizenship Tour to Washington Th D. Q. 12. citizenship Qal Selected bythe faculty from the Senior girls represent the school in FRANCES MORRISON e great hope of society is individual character. SUMMERTIME S bbs C2119 Subs S E NIORS '14 A P P 'F S A R '-fs 5 E T S T Q' E N T JOY SMITH PATSY WEEMS SECOND SEMESTER DRIVER TRAINING TEACHERS MRS. E. BAKER DORIS RIVERS, Driver Other Driver MR. DARK, Teacher Students WHICH TWIN HAS THE TONI? YA, ,i.. MRS. P. COLE CALDWELL BOYS LYLE TWINS O'NEAL BOYS Miss Posture ALICE EPP CHANNELL BOYS Hewitt High School Jr. Red Cross Representative AYERS TWINS ,, . . ,, Hewitt High School Staff Quality' not quantlty' Who Sold Annual Advertisements Z 'Z ,, ,ff 1 fl, ,, I?2? ' FV. XX? FPO? S 46, 5' ff! - -1 ,K - K -5 fi! 'i ' L-L j '1 v-' ' l- 112 Li- .-. .1---4' -f E' ,i- -1-.-- 1'- J ' ,-Q.-- S -Q il,- ...dd 1 is 1 , -' 7' ' ii: 1. ,i Gayle Blondy Garrington Allen Golden Roy Shelton J immy Taylor Jack Vann Pat Weems 3 Soir '46 E . Bobby McKee ' 'gf i 35. Billy Joe Lovvorn lj 7 is ills .fa-Q Paul Sonny ' 4 X. Hancock i Dale Morrison X ' 1 T0111 Curly Rogers Carl McCrory Ray Bonner Jerry Slick Burkett Bobby Martin Smitty Faris , G-1 pw- 5: gg 'Im ' ilu W 11' Glulv Reuben Robison Mims Barnett ., 5 '- - Pres. Vice-Pres. iw all James Byars Hoyt Hale Sec.- Trea. Bouncer Coach Wills Motto: We build the ladder by which we climb. Paul Wear Roy Bailey Faye Morrison Don Goodwin Pete Spencer Teddy Gilmer Sara Underwood Tony Cox James Daffy Daniels Tommie Roper Sue Roane Willian Red Gabert Conrad Fuller Ferrell Martin Robert McCrory Fred Griffis Glleeflleaaefls HEAD CHEERLEA DER ll I THE CHEERING SQUAD GAYLE GARRINGTON A PEACEFUL MOMENT.' F . CJ . my A at Standing, left to right: Sarah Under- Left to right: Sue Roane,Fred Griffis, Gayle wood, Sue Roane, Pat Weems,Faye Morri- Garrington, Faye Morrison, Pat Weerns, Carl son, Fred Griffis. Joe McCrory, Sarah Underwood. Kneeling, left to right: Gayle Garring- Not pictured: Smitty Faris. ton, Carl Joe McCrory. Not shown: Smitty Faris. VICTORY, VICTORY IS OUR CRYL From left around: Faye Morrison, Carl Joe McCrory, Sue Roane, Fred Griffis, Sarah Underwood. Center: Gayle Garrington. Not pictured: Smitty Faris. Victory is ours. edicafion Mr. Burgess and distinguished guests dedicate our stadium. Football season climaxed with a gala banquet. The Queen of Homecoming leads the parade. Gelelwtafion Qdotafion We have the material. Let us build. The Huskies Bottom-Top, left to right: B. Self, J. Mabe, P. Morrison, T. Gilmer, Mgr.,P. Spencer, B. Lov- vorn, D. Morrison, R. Shelton, R. McCrory, B. Gabert, H. Hale, R. Robison, J. Daniels, M. Barnett, D. Weems, Mgr., M. Long, M. Cousins,J.Bush, W. Sims, Mgr., B. Bryant, B. Channell, R. Vann, R. Baily, J. Taylor, R. Bonner, E. Pyle, T. Rogers, J. Vann, F. Martain, T. Cox, J. Byars, B. Martain Mgr., R. George, J. Tilman, B. Whitley, J. Owen, Coach, P. Wills, Coach, H. Wilson, R. Sively, J. Welborne, D. Munson, J. Price, C.Stelle, P. Hancock, R. Hart, J. Knowles, H. Langston, P. Hucklely, C. Fuller, F. Shifflet, R. Clayton, J. Burkett, E. Massey, B. Strand, B. Channell, ' 1 . sw ' 1 n x 'L Bottom-Top, left to right: R. Bonner, R. Bottom-Top, left to right: J. Mabe, R. St. John, R. McCrory, T. Cox, B. Gabert, M. Bonner, J. Burkett, B. Gabert, A. Golden, Long, T. Roper, D. Morrison, M. McKee, R. R. Robinson, J. Daniels, H. Hoyt, R. Mc- Robison, H. Hale, Paul Wills, Coach, B. J. Crory, H. Wilson, D. Goodwin,T. Cox, P. Lovvorn, B. Gladden,J. Price, H. Stubbs, H. Spencer, M. Long. P. Wear. Darden, D. Tidwell,Z. Horton, G. Gradford, P. Spencer, H. Howard,B. Channell, J. Mabe, B. Stroud, A. Curl, S. Strickland, J. Chand- ler, J. Hurst, A. Golden. It isn't whether you win or lose. It's how you play the game. J ,nineteen 707!.tll 'Dine 'football fats ana coaches Captain Alternate Captain Best A11 Round Player REUBEN ROBISON HOYT HALE Tackle Fullback 1 TOM ROGERS Guard JAMES BYARS Fullback MANAGERS JAMES End BOBBY MARTIN, WAYNE SIMS, TEDDY GILMER, DENNIS WEEMS TONY COX Quarterback if 33542-' 5 f5,f-:Q ' ' --QS ROY BAILEY Coach OWEN Guard RA ., , I 1 A s IJIA 1 H- ' Coach WILLS He who does his best, does well. X ? , REUBIN ROBISON BILLY JOE LOVVERN HOYT HALE Tackle End Fullback JAMES BYARS BILL GABERT CONRAD FULLER Fullback Halfback Fullback I MIC HEL LONG- End ZACK GABERT-Tackle RAY CLAYTON-Halfback SONNY HANCOCK-End EDWARD PYLE-Guard MORRIS COUSINS-Halfback JOHN TILLMAN-Guard .s L Sb JOHN PRICE-Fullback PETE SPENCER-Halfbacx Bottom row, left to right: T. Gilmer, B. R. Spencer, B. J. Lovvern, D. Morrison, R. Shelton, R. McCrory, B. Gabert, H. Hale, R. Robinson, J. Daniel, M. Barnett, D. Weems. ' Top row, left to right: W. Simms, R. Bailey, J. Taylor, R. Bonner, E. Pyle, T. Rogers, J. Vann, F. Martin, T. Cox, J. Byars, B. Martin. Coaches: Paul Wills, Jim Owen. In unity there is strength. Dick Beard trophy, given annually tobe st all-around football player, remains on display at the school, with gold football being given player and his name being engraved on trophy. Sportsmanship award, pre- sented by Clyde Ennis for first time this year, goes to out standing foetballplay- er for keeps. .... I MIMS BARNETT -Quarterback 4 5. 4 -f' , W JIMMY TAYLOR-Guard JACK VA NN-Tackler v . ' 'J - -, l- 'ii' 1 ' rr . - H ,.,,, 'n , aff ' g I I -A -'3 1 I' -.-- mv- - :.gT,,'1t wff2 J -1 2 ,Qt , .14-f-gy'n.- ' 'ti K-'Uflir 'I Q. . - r-r n N' It ,- ,i K,.-Q WAI.. ,-. xi ,,,!,-X, .h..,,.. 1. wb' 1 ' flu ROY SHELTON-Guard FERRE LL MARTIN-Tackle 1, ROBERT Mccnonv-center i A JERRY BURKETT- Halfback TROPHY WINNERS REUBEN ROBISON ENNIS TROPHY JA MES BYA RS DICK BEARD TROPHY ,rs X K. t 4 DA LE MORRISON-Halfback RAY BONNER - End Cooperation is the way to succe ga-slzeflnall BILL GABERT-Forward MICHEL LONG-Forward HOYT HALE-Guard A TONY COX-Forward REUBEN ROBISON-Guard RAY BONNER-Forward ROBERT MCCRORY-Center TOMMY ROPER-Guard BOBBY McKEE- Forward Captain Alternate Captain ayky -.- 1 .W if W' .f 2375 L I I -a rf . - ' , -0 'As N gf . ff X x I I . HAROLD STUBBS-Guard Elf' Left to right: R. McCrory, T. Cox, R. Bonner, B. Gabert, T. Roper, R. St. John, H. Hale, M. Long, R. Robison, D. Morrison, B. McKee, Z. Horton, H. Stubbs, H. Darden. JOHN PRICE-Guard CHANNELL, BRADFORD, ROBERT ST. JOHN-Forward HAROLD DARDEN-Center' STROUD, GLADDEN, ZANE HORTON-Forward BILLY JOE LOVVORN HAMILTON, CHANDLER, Guard GRIGGS, TIDWELL. li ll Each for all and all for each. Haselmll I' I C 1, X x ' X 'MK 5 A U '-. -L4- K ROBERT MCCRORY-Infield ALAN GOLDEN-Outfield DON GOODWIN-Catcher s HOYT HALE-Infield JERRY BURKETT-Pitcher ,5- .Susg-Q It '- 12 ,'f,QMw-sv KW BILLY RAY SPENCER-Pitcher PAUL WEAR-Infield lf- DON GOODWIN-Catcher Coaches WILIS AND OWEN He conquers who conquers himse1f. G 71.16.42 To 'Ilia '49 Huskies The 1949 Huskies- -a team of big little football players--a mighty little team- -a team that didn't win many games by score but morally they won them all. The '49 Huskies were probably the fightingest little team that ever came out of Hewitt. They had two things that make any kind of team complete--the fight and will to win. Yes, that's what made the '49 Huskies, that and forty boys who wanted to play football. Last, and by no means least, the team had two of the best coaches ever to be at Hewitt--Mr. Jim Owen and Mr. Paul Wills. They taught the Huskies what they knew and they stood by the team when times were good or bad. Yes, these things made the fighting '49 Huskies. Let's take a look back over the '49 football season at Hewitt. The first game of the year with Mortimer Jordan was probably the biggest and best game of the year since it was the first game to be played in the new stadium. The Huskies rolled over the Blues by the score of 25-6. This was Hewitt's greatest night in football. The second game was lost to Tarrant High School by a score of 13-0 but victory was ours in the next game, the Huskies winningover Leedsby a score of 14-6. For the next three games the team was subject to defeat, losing to Fairfield 19-0, to Jones Valley at Powderly 13-0,and to McAdory 13-Q, this being the first defeat for the Huskies in their new stadium. At the homecoming game The Huskies rolled over Warrior by a score of 13-0. This was a great night for the team. In the eighth game of the season, the Minor High School handed the Huskies their worst defeat of the season--26-0. For the next game John Carroll High of Birmingham came to Trussville and beat the Huskies by a score of only 7-Og whereas they were supposed to beat by at least 20 points. For the last game of the season the Huskies traveled to Oneonta to play Blount County High School on Thanksgiving and ended the season with a score of 19-0 in favor of the opposing team. The '49 Huskies--the fightingest big little team to ever come out of Hewitt- -will never be forgotten. It takes courage to win and a good sport to lose. . V ef BEA U IIZESW ,,ff4,, 0 jf? 'C KW ' MX fl xgxzx-if f X MLAQQ - ' , iss Hewiff gclzool LOUISE WEAVER Representing the Senior High School O thou art fairer than the evening air, Clad in the beauty of a thousand stars. GAY LE GA RRINGTON Representing the H Club A thing of beauty is a joy forever MARJORIE MCDUFFIE Representing the Science Club oved her for that she was beautiful DORIS RIVERS Reprosontiug the Spanish Club and the Sr. 1C Home Room She walks in Beauty like the night. iss uniofz H1911 ANN SKELTON Representing the Junior' High School LOU WEEMS Representing the Gir1s'Athletic Club Beauty is truth, truth beauty. 'L ESTHER SIVLEY Representing the Latin Club Beauty is powerg a smile is its sword. MARY JANE MUMMAH X Q . Representing the Senior Y-Teens She is fair, divinely fair, fit love for gods ll CA ROLYN TURNE R Representing the National Honor Society We paint the semblance of a form divine. BETTY ROPER iam Representing the Library Club A handsome woman is a jewel. For, when with beauty we can virtue join, C HAR LOTTE ROPEQ Representing the Sumus Amici Club Rare is the union of beauty and purity. Glass Beauties - 'Nu' x':S X'X.fXf4t' Representing their respective classes Left to right: Odell Smith, Junior lg Ann Skelton, Junior 2g Margie Battle Junior 3g Ricki Harnbric, Senior lg Lynda Bush, Senior 23 Louise Weaver Senior 3. The ancients had their dreams of fair, fair women ..... I had mine too ...................................................... They slumber on in dreams and I awake To find mine true. ADV:-fa'rnsmQ . ' 15,21 l 1 S ? jx X f xx U g ' vii '- X f ' LQL 'Tim AH II 'Q lg W -.a 'sr -fu -gjagijr ' X 'Q in X ' ,fi 5- X I X ,Z .s0wf0-0I0'0w-0-0f'0w0-10v010'0v'0v0-L0u9l0 101 -01 0. is remem er f is W if You'u never forget your school days, and we hope you'il always rememimer gi Piiotolleilex, your Official Photo- grapiier. We'il always rememiaer time fun we had taizing your pictures... 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