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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1958 volume:

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Bu-rje SS ur ho he(ped to ■work, out a s x - subject s c he df a_ (e fo t h rm. s4isisiartt Principal ■)clministrali on Our administration has an important part in our school life. They have a great responsibility to the community as they lead the citizens of tomorrow to higher ideals in life. Through their extra service and personal interest in each individual, they have helped to make our years in high school happier. MRS. DELLA SUTTER Petjiilrar MRS. EVELYN LOWORN _jhsiilunl lsttjistr.tr DR. I. F. SLMMONS DR. RAYBURN FISHER AsiiUanl SuptrinItnJenl MR. C. W. PHILLIPS School biredor MR. EUGENE J. AROMI Art; Sponsor, Art Club MR. FRED BAKER Science; Sponsor, Jr. Science Club MR. W. H. BOSTICK Mechanical Drawing; Sponsor. Mechanical Drawing Club MISS BILLIE BLANCHE BOYD English; Glee Club; Sponsor, Sr. Y-Teens. MISS JULIA BROWN Mathematics; Sponsor, Memento. MRS. ANNIE LAURIE CARLISLE Mathematics; Sponsor, Junior National Honor Society. MR. JAMES CHANDLER Boys’ Physical Education; Assistant Football Coach; Basketball and Track Coach; Sponsor, Jr. Boys’ 4-H Club. MR. HENRY W. DARK Driving. MR. JOHN F. DYER Social Studies; Sponsor, Operators’ Club. MISS MARTHA ANN FULTON English; Sponsor, Writers’ Club. MRS. LOYCE GUTHRIE Home Economics; Sponsor, Sr. Girls’ 4-H Club. MRS. MILDRED HAMILTON English. MRS. JOSEPHINE A. HANDLEY Commercial Subjects; Sponsor, Sr. Girls’ 4-H Club. MRS. CHRISTINE B. HARRIS Mathematics; Sponsor, Model Airplane Club. MR. ROBERT M. HAYNES Science; Sponsor, Jr. Science Club. MRS. DORIS HUTCHESON Science; Sponsor, Future Homemakers of America MRS. RUBY H. KELSOE English; Sponsor, Jr. Girls' 4-H Club. MRS. MILDRED LAMAR English; Latin; Sponsor, Latin Club. MRS. ANN LAWRENCE Science and Home Economics; Sponsor, Jr. Science Club. MISS ELIZABETH ANN LEE Social Studies; Sponsor, Sr. Y-Teens. MR. BILL MARSH Social Studies; Assistant Football Coach; Sponsor, Model Airplane Club. MISS THELMA MARSHALL Social Studies; Sponsor, Jr. Boys’ 4-H Club, Future Teachers of America. MRS. MARY H. McKLNNON Choral Music; Sponsor, Student Council. MR. OREN P. MITCHELL Boys’ Physical Education; Football Coach; Sponsor, H” Club. MR. WILLIAM MOBLEY, JR. Mathematics; Sponsor, Future Teachers of America. MRS. MARION ORMOND English; Sponsor, Jr. Red Cross, Chess Club. MRS. MARIE OSTERLING Commercial Subjects. MISS JOAN PAUL Girls Physical Education; Sponsor, Jr. Y-Teens. MRS. ETNA J. RHODES Mathematics; Sponsor, Jr. Boys’ 4-H Club. MRS. GRACE W. ROBERSON English; Sponsor, Senior National Honor Society. MRS. VELMA SCRUGGS Mathematics; Sponsor, Sr. Red Cross. MRS. JEANNINE SIZEMORE English; Journalism; Sponsor, Quill Scroll, Husky Howl. MRS. ROBBIE NEAL STANLEY English; Sponsor, Jr. Y-Tccns. MR. WALTER STEPHENS Economics; Sponsor, Sr. Boys’ 4-H Club. MR. STEVE STRICKLAND Spanish; English; Social Studies; Sponsor, Travelers’ Club. MRS. CHARLOTTE SUTTER English; Sponsor, Jr. Y-Tecns. MR. D. D. SWANSON Shop; Mathematics; Sponsor, Jr. Boys’ 4-H Club. MRS. JEAN W. SWIDER Science; Sponsor, Jr. Y-Tecns. MISS MAUD THOMAS Social Studies; Sponsor, Sumus Amici, Majorettes. MRS. WILLIE LEE VANN Lunchroom Supervisor MRS. BETTYE WALKER Girls’ Physical Education; Sponsor, Girls’ Athletic Club MRS. LORETTA WALLACE Librarian MR. PAT WALLACE Mathematics. MR. FRED WHITTAKER, JR. Science; Sponsor, Bi Phi-Chem Club. MR. SIDNEY WIGON Band MRS. ODELL YOUNG Science; Sponsor, Jr. Girls’ 4-H Club. .1 ? Mr. Strickland and Miss Boyd had the leading role in the operetta presented by the Choral Departmen during the Festival of Arts. Practice makes perfect the Junior Band. - - Mr. Wigon and Mr. Baker and the boys perform an experiment in Chemistry. imeets h s classes and. classmates. TTlcSS firovn cntro-du.ces Xtm to SoCidL G eo Tne try. Mis sch.ediA.Ce a (so cneCudes CoUege, EngCisK Spa-nish, Typing and American M( story. ohn Acker Meriwether Long MargaretBranham Michael B ken ip RESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Elsie Hochholzer BEAUTY Thomas Hallmark PROPHET Richard Boatwright HISTORIAN Ann Jones POET Carol Chinn VOCALIST Kirhleen Montgomery GIFTORIAN John Wachs LAWYER William L. Pylant PIANIST Wendell Holmes VOCALIST JOHN ACKER Jr. Sr. Nat’l Honor Soc.; Pres., Soph. Class; Chaplain, Vice-Pres., Parliamentarian, Student Council; Glee Club; Operetta, 57; Most Likely to Succeed, Sr. Class; Pres., Sr. Class; Vice-Pres., J.C.A.S.C.; Student of Month; Sr.II Advertising Essay Winner. DAVID ALLCORN Jr. 4-H;. Library Ass’t; Operators Club; Sr. Travel Club; Glee Club; “50 Mile” Club. MARY JANE AMARI Alt. Head Cheerleader; G.A.C.; Quill Scroll; H Club; Girls’ State Rep.; Sec., Sr. Y-Teens; Favorite, ’54 ’57; Library Ass’t; Husky Howl Staff; Homecoming Queen, ’57 ANNA MARIE ANDREWS Glen Iris: Music Club; Art Club; Homemaking Club. Hewitt; Sr. Art Club; Sr. 4-H Club; Music Club; Library Club; Sr. Travel Club. Se eniord ROBERT RAMSAY BAGBY Hot Rod Club; Jr. Sr. 4-H Club; Hunting Fishing Club. STANLEY BAILEY Hot Rod Club; Mechanical Drawing Club. PHYLLIS BALL Jr. Y-Tcens; Red Cross; Sumus Amici; Quill Scroll; Sec., Band; Leader, Jr. Majorette,Club; Majorette, ’55; Head Majorette, ’56 - ’57. KATHLEEN BEASON Ensley: Head Majorette; Jr. Y-Teens; F.H.A. Hewitt: Sr. Y-Teens. MICHAEL BLANKENSHIP Vice- Pres., Sr. Nat’l Honor Soc.; Treas., Sr. Class; Lettered , Band; All County Band; Bi-Phi-Chem Club; Red Cross; Vice-Pres., Band Club. CLAUDIE RICHARD BOATWRIGHT Crafts Club; Operators Club; Sr. Nat’l Honor Soc.; Bi-Phi-Chem Club; Historian, Sr. Class. KLIEN BOWEN Pres., Sr. Nat’l Honor See.; Jr. Nat’l Honor Soc.; Lettered, Football; H Club; Latin Club; Hot Rod Club; Art Club. ROBERT ANDREW BOX Hunting Fishing Club; 4-H Club; Hot Rod Club. MARGARET BRANHAM Trcas., Jr. Y-Teens; Mixed Chorus; Student Council; Dramatics Club; Sumus Amici; Sec., Sr. Class; Jr. Chccr-Lcader; Latin Club; Red Cross; Pep Club; Guidance Staff; Pres., G.A.C. NORA BRITNELL St. Clair High: F.H.A.; 4-H Club; Glee Club; Cheerleader. Hewitt: F.T.A.; Sr. Y-Tecns; Library Ass't; Mixed Chorus. WILLIAM GREGORY BRUMBELOE Pinson: 4—H Club. Hewitt: Sr. 4—H Club CARL BRYAN Operators’ Club; Art Club; Lettered, Track; Football; Mechanical Arts Club; Second Place All-State Fair, Oil Painting. ROGER BUFORD Red Cross; Mechanical Arts Club; Hot Rod Club; Art Club; Music Club; Glee Club; Dramatics Club. FAYE BURDETTE Music Club; Jr. Nat’l Honor Soc.; Majorette; G.A.C.; Student Council; 4-H Club; Friendliest, Sr. Class; Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Sr. Nat’l Honor Soc. BETTY LOU BURTON Jr. Y-Tcens; Red Cross; Sr. Y-Tecns; Sr. Travel Club; Library Club. MAMIE JO CHAMBLEE Palmerdalc: Jr. Cheerleader. Pinson: 4-H Club. Hewitt: Sec., Sr. Y-Teens; Husky Howl Staff; Quill Scroll. CAROL CHINN Jr. Nat’l Honor Soc.; Corr. Sec., Sr. Nat’l Honor Soc.; Rec. Sec., Sumus Amici; Sec., Soph. Jr. Class; Head Cheerleader; Sec., Latin Club; H Club; Soc. Chairman, Student Chairman, Dental Clinic Game; Vocalist, Sr. Class BOBBY CLELAND Glee Club; Hot Rod Club; Jr. Sr. 4-H Club; Library Club; Ass’t Bus Driver. CHARLES JACK COLLINS Douglas High: F.F.A.; 4-H Club. Hewitt: Ass’t Song Leader, 4-H Club. BRENDA COX Pres., Jr. Y-Tccns; Jr. Cheerleader; Jr. Nat’t Honor Soc.; G.A.C.; Sr. Y-Teens. JOHN CULVER HOUSE ’58 Memento Staff; Quill Scroll; Sec., Bi-Phi-Chem Club JAMES DEESE Hunting Fishing Club; Bi-Phi-Chem Club; Jr. Sr. 4-H Club. WILLIAM DINKEN Lettered, Band; Vice-Pres., Pres., Band Club; All State Band; All County Band; Rebelaires” Dance Band; Mechanical Arts Club. KERRY DIXON Operators Club; Road Rockets; Art Club; Track. BETTY DOOLEY Operettas; Pep Club; Dramatics Club; Song Leader, Pres., 4-H Club; Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Red Cross. MICHAEL FALKENBURG Gloucester Catholic High (Gloucester, N.Y.): Football; Science Club; The Christmas Play. Hewitt: Hot Rod Club; Library Club; Mechanical Drawing Club. D. D. FERGUSON Holtville: Football; 4-H Club. Hewitt: Operators Club; 4-H Club; Mechanical Arts Club. R A YMON D FOUSH E E Hot Rod Club; Hunting Fishing Club; Jr. Basketball; All State Band; Lettered, Band; Band Club. BILLY FRANKLIN Band; Band Club; 4-H Club; Lettered, Baseball; Hunting Fishing Club. CAROL FRIDAY Phillips: Austrcia Literary Club. Hewitt: 4-H Club; Red Cross. RICHARD BYNUM GARLINGTON 4-H Club; Operators Club; Band; Red Cross. PEGGY GILBREATH Gadsden: Glee Club; Science Club. Hewitt: Jr. 4-H Club; Reporter, Vice-Prcs., Sr. 4-H Club; Red Cross. EDWINA GLADDEN Memento Staff; Jr. Y-Teens; Operettas; Parliamentarian. Sumus Amici; Jr. Head Cheerleader; Guidance Ass’t. GENE GLENN Trcas., Jr. Nat’l Honor Soc.; Red Cross; Model Airplane Club; Mechanical Arts Club; Vice-Pres., Jr. Class; Treas., Student Council; Mixed Chorus; Best Dressed, Sr. Class; Sr. Nat’l Honor Soc. GUY GOODWIN Lettered, Football; Pres., H” Club; Basketball; Pres., Mechanical Drawing Club; Wittiest, Sr. Class; Most Valuable Football Player '57. JUDY GOODWIN Jr. Sr. Y-Teens; Music Club; Student Council; G.A.C.; Dramatics Club; Glee Club; Office Staff. MARJORIE GOODWIN Pinson: Vice-Pres., 4-H Club; Cheerleader; Red Cross. Hewitt: 4-H Club; Pres., Sr. Y-Tcens; Beauty ’58; Best Dressed, Sr. Class. JACK GOOLSBY Latin Club; Sr. 4-H Club; Jr. Hunting Fishing Club. WAYNE GREEN Lettered, Football; H” Club; Mechanical Drawing Club; Jr. Nat’l Honor Soc. THOMAS HALLMARK Bus Driver; 4-H Club; Dramatics Club; Prophet, Sr. Class. NELL HAMILTON Jr. Y-Teens; Dramatics Club; Red Cross; Jr. Nat’l Honor Soc.; Student Council; Parliamentarian, Vice-Pres., Pres., Sumus Amici; Latin Club; Sr. Nat’l Honor Soc.; DAR Citizenship Girl. CAROLYN HAND Jr. Y-Teens; Sr. Y-Tcens; Memento Staff, ’57. THOMAS HART ROGER HEAD Treas., Operators Club; Vice-Pres., Pres., Bi-Phi-Chem Club; Student Council; Sr. Nat'l Honor Soc. JAMES HER REN Band; Pres., Band Club; Hot Rod Club; Hunting Fishing Club; Lettered, Band. FRANCES HICKS Jr. Sr. T-Teens; Jr. 4-H Club; Music Club; Jr. Nat'l Honor Soc.; G.A.C.; Glee Club; Office Staff; Sr. Nat'l Honor Soc. FAYRENE HINES Irondalc: Safety Club; Red Cross. Hewitt: Program Chairman, 4-H Club; Glee Club. ELSIE HOCHHOLZER Y-Tecns; Red Cross; Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Majorette; Sumus Amici; Beauty,’57; Alt. Miss Hewitt, '58; Operettas ; Beauty, Sr. Class. ROBERT HOLLINGSWORTH Operators Club; Vice-Pres., Bi-Phi-Chem Club. JERRY HOLLINGSWORTH Operators; Hot Rod Club; Mechanical Arts Club; 4-H Club. WENDELL HOLMES Lettered, Basketball Baseball H Club; Dramatics Club; 4-H Club; Model Airplane Club; Vocalist, Sr. Class. LARRY HULLETT Circulus Latin us; Sr. 4-H Club; Jr. Hunting Fishing Club. LLOYD GRAHAM Bus Driver; 4-H Club; Hunting Fishing Club; Hot Rod Club. ANN JONES Phillips: Latin Club; Aulaia Soc.; Art Club; Certificate Of Merit, 3Gold Scholastic Art Keys. Hewitt: All County Chorus; Mixed Chorus; Sec., Glee Club; Treas., Sr. Y-Teens; Operettas; Dramatics Club; Poet, Sr. Class. GERALDINE JONES Phillips; Freshman Club. Hewitt: Pep Club; Library Club; Library Ass't; Music Club; Student Council; Mixed Chorus; Operetta, '57; Vice-Prcs., 4-H Club. JERRY MAX JONES Mechanical Arts Club; Science Club; Student Council; Football; Track; Hunting Fishing Club; Memento Staff; Operators Club; Quill Scroll; H Club. MARTHA ANNE JONES Ensley: Sec., Jr. Y-Teens; Art Club; Mixed Chorus; Yellow Jacket Staff. Hewitt: Sr. Y-Teens. RUPERT JORDAN Mechanical Arts Club; Hot Rod Club; Dramatics Club. EIGIL KAROLIUSSEN Exchange Student from Namsos, Norway, Hewitt: Student Council; Bi-Phi-Chem Club; Sr. NatM Honor Soc.; Most Courteous, Sr. Class. HARRISON KEITH Lettered, Track, Football, Basketball; H Club; Citizenship Tour, '57; State All Star Track Team, 55; ’54, Broke two Jr. High State Records in Track, the 440 yd. Dash Shot Put; Most Athletic, Friendliest, Sr. Class. LARRY LeBERTE Vice-Pres., Red Cross; Hot Rod Club; Mechanical Arts Club; Track; Science Club; All-State Band; All-County Band; Band Club. LARRY LIMBAUGH Hunting Fishing Club; Certificate of Merit, Gold Key in Art; First Prize in Art at State Fair; Sec., Art Club; '57 Oratorical Contest. MERIWETHER LONG Lettered, Football, Basketball, Baseball; Captaiji, Football, 57; H” Club; Sr. NatM Honor Soc.; Pres. Jr. NatM Honor Soc.; Vice-Pres., Sr. Class; Pres., Jr. Class; Student Council; Best Looking, 5r. Class. JOYCE LYONS Jr. Sr. NatM Honor Soc.; G.A.C.; Sumus Amici; Circulus Latinus; Sec., Student Council; A.A.S.C., S.A.S.C. Conv.; Student Council Workshop; May Queen, '57; Miss Hewitt, ’58; Most Likely to Succeed, Sr. Class. GORDON R. MACLEAN Lettered, Football, Track, Basketball; H” Club; Mechanical Arts Club. V t SANDRA KEITH West End: Y-Teens; Operetta; Mixed Chorus. ROSE MANGINA Jr. Sr. Y-Teens; Majorette. EDNA MARBURY Sec., Treas., Sr. Y-Teens; Mixed Chorus. SHERRILL McGEE Vice- Pres., Jr. Y-Tcens; Student Council; Sumus Amici; G.A.C. MARVELYN McKEE Pinson: Cheerleader; 4-H Club; Winner Dress Review. Hewitt: Vice-Pres., Quill Scroll; Vice-Pres., Pres., Sr. Y-Teens; Memento Staff ’$7; Husky Howl Staff; Student Council: Library Ass’t; Sec., Jeff. Co. Y-Teens. LYNETTE MOEBES Pinson: 4-H Club. Hewitt; Sr. Y-Teens; Red Cross; Latin Club; Operetta; All County Chorus; Mixed Chorus; Husky Howl Staff, '57; Quill Scroll. JEROME MONTGOMERY Pinson: 4-H Club; Vice-Pres., Jr. Ill Class; Basketball; Baseball. Hewitt: 4-H Club; Red Cross; Basketball. KATHLEEN MONTGOMERY Woodlawn: Y-Teens. Hewitt: Sr. Y-Teens; Red Cross; Husky Howl Staff; Pres., Quill Scroll; Sec., Sumus Amici; Art Club; Giftorian, Sr. Class. PATRICIA MOORE Pinson: 4-H Club; Red Cross. Hewitt: Sr. Y-Teens; G.A.C. CHARLES NAIL Hunting Fishing Club; Sr. 4-H Club; Latin Club. LAYNE RODGERS NALL Lettered, Football, Baseball; H” Club; 4-H Club. PATRICIA NEEDHAM Student Council; Vice-Pres., G.A.C.; Red Cross; Office Staff; Pep Club; Jr. Sr. Y-Teens; Dramatics Club; •'Favorite”, '55; Baseball Queen, '56. JUDITH ANN NELSON Editor, ’58 Memento; Treas., Sr. Nat’l Honor Soc.; Jr. Nat’l Honor Soc.; Sec., Sumus Amici; Sr. Y-Teens; Quill Scroll. GLORIA NEWTON Jr. Nat’l Honor Soc; Sr. Nat’l Honor Soc.; Y-Tcens; Student Council; Circulus Latinus; Husky Howl Staff; Quill Scroll; Office Staff; Sec., Chaplain, G.A.C. MARION ODENEAL Red Cross; Vice-Pres., Operators Club; Sr. Hunting Fishing Club; Track. HORACE PANNELL Jr. Sr. Glee Club; Jr. Sr. 4-H Club; Red Cross; Mechanical Drawing Club. LUCRETIA PARKER Jr. Sr. Y-Teens; Red Cross; 4-H Club; Library Ass’t Library Club. ROY PEOPLES Jr. Nat’l Honor Soc.; Sr. 4-H Club. PATSY PERDUE Antioch (Nashville, Tenn.): Sec., Science Club; Sec., Vice-Pres., Latin Club; Basketball; Forensic Club; Sec., Jr. Class; Recreation Club; Reporter, Student Council. Hewitt: Sumus Amici; F.T.A. CAROLYN PRAYTOR Homecrafts Club; Sr. 4-H Club; Office Staff; 2nd Place, 4-H Dress Review; Sr. Travel Club. JAMES POE Jr. Nat’l Honor Soc.; Certificate of Merit and Gold Key, Scholastic Art Awards; Mechanical Drawing Club. BOBBY PRESKITT Band; Trcas., Band Club; All County Band; Lettered, Band; 4-H Club; Operetta; Bi-Phi-Chem Club. WILLIAM LAWRENCE PYLANT Chaplain, Student Council; Mixed Chorus; Operetta; Mechanical Arts Club; Pianist, Sr. Class. MARGARET QUICK Jr. Sr. Y-Teens; Red Cross; Pep Club; F.T.A.; Music Club; Mixed Chorus; Husky Howl Staff; Quill Scroll. DAVID RAY Hunting Fishing Club; Hot Rod Club; Sr. 4-H Club; Mechanical Drawing Club. RONNIE RILEY Sr. 4-H Club; Latin Club; Chess Club; Hunting and Fishing Club. BECKIE JO ROPER Jr. Y-Teens; Vice-Prcs., Sr. Y-Teens; Mixed Chorus; Lettered, Glee Club; Music Club; Operetta. THOMAS SAXON Sr. 4-H Club; Chess Club; Hunting Fishing Club. NEIL SELF Lettered, Football, Track; H Club; Mechanical Arts Club; Operators Club; Hot Rod Club. KAY JONES SHOLES Student Council; Jr. Sr. Y-Teens; Red Cross. DEANNA SIMS MABLE SLMS Pres., Sr. 4-H Club; First Place, 4-H Dress Review; Sr. Y-Teens; Glee Club; Most Athletic, Sr. Class. WAYNE SMITH 4-H Club. LINDA ANN STEELE Office Staff; Pres., Sr. Y-Teens; Latin Club; Student Council; Red Cross; Husky Howl Staff; Quill Sc Scroll JERRY STEPHENS Hunting Fishing Club; Camera Club; Operators Club; Sr. 4-H Club. JERRY STEWART Operators Club. MARGARET STOCKS Red Cross; Jr. Sr. Y-Teens; Student of the Month; 1st Place, Dress, State Fair; 2nd 3rd Place, Bromberg Contest; Library Club; Husky Howl Staff; Quill Scroll; Most Courteous, Sr. Class. rr 'ih l JOE TIDWELL Hi-Y; Hunting Fishing Club; Jr. Sr. 4-H Club. MARTHA TILLMAN Sumus Amici; Sec., Treas., Quill Scroll; Jr. NatM Honor Soc.; Jr. Y-Teens; Alt. Winner, Oratorical Contest; Editor, Husky Howl. MARY RAE STUEDEMAN Office Staff; Sr. Y-Teens; Red Cross, Wittiest, Sr. Class. JOSEPH VINCENT SUMMERS, II Lettered, Band; All State Band; All County Band; Lettered, Football, Track; H” Club. WILLENE TURNER Irondale: Library Club; F.T.A. Hewitt: Jr. Nat’l Honor Soc.; Sr. Y-Teens; Glee Club; Circulus Latinus. GRADY GENE VAUGHN Hi-Y; Hunting Fishing Club; Sr. 4-H Club; Hot Rod Club. BETTY LOU VICKERY Jr. NatM Honor Soc.; Jr. Y-Teens; '58 Memento Staff; Vice-Pres., Sumus Amici; Publicity Editor, Student Council; Sr. NatM Honor Soc.; Quill Scroll. JOHN WACHS Pres., 4-H Club; Bus Driver; Student Council; Sr. NatM Honor Soc.; Lawyer, Sr. Class. CARL WALLS Sr. 4-H Club; Operators Club; Sr. Art Club; Hunting Fishing Club. BETTY WEAR Pinson: Jr. 4-H Club. Hewitt: Sr. 4-H Club; 3rd Place, 4-H Dress Review; Sr. Travel Club. GERALD RAY WHEELER, JR. Jr. Sr. Nat’l Honor Soc; Sec., Treas., Art Club; Cuba Washington Trips; Treas., Pres., Student Body; Pres., Alabama Association of Student Councils; County, State, Southern and National Student Council Conventions, State Workshops, Lettered, Football, Wrestling; Treas., Jr. Class; Most Representative, Sr. Class; Chaplain, H Club; Student of the Month; Mixed Chorus; International Student Burgesses, Williamsburg, Va. WILLIAM WHEELER Jr. Sr. Art Club. MARGARET ANN WILCOX Sec.,Sumus Amici; Ass’t Editor,’58 Memento; Jr. Y-Teens; Sr. Nat'l Honor Soc.; Quill Scroll; Jr. Cheerleader. HOUSTON JOHN WILDER Band Club; 4-H Club; Sr. Travel Club; Mechanical Arts Club. WANDA WILLIAMS Pinson: Cheerleader; 4-H Club. Hewitt: Sr. Y-Teens. GARY YARBROUGH Princess Ann (Lynnhaven, Va.): Aviation Club; Varsity Football, Baseball; Spanish Club. Hewitt: Lettered, Football; Baseball; H Club. MM Wayne and Mary Rac in the Homecoming lead-out. Christmas party Leo Hicks at the Prom. l,„,v CU CM icerA PRESIDENT..... VICE-PRESIDENT. SECRETARY..... TREASURER..... . Ray Hickman . Scotty Campbell .Catherine Scharf .David Waid umorS David Alldredge Joanne Amari Eugene Armstrong Brenda Ayres Gail Bain Juanita Baker Richard Barnett Sidney Barton Connie Boone Sandra Boutwell Jack Bradford Mary Ruth Bradley Hoke Brantley Wanda Brewster Dick Britt Roy Brown Eddie Bruce Sandra Brumbeloe Wayne Bryant Joseph Buckner Reba Bums Martha Jean Butler Sue Butler Sylvia Camp Buddy Chandler Steve Charlton Judy Chesser Molly Connell Linda Cosper David Crawford Bobby Crenshaw Gordon Daniel Bill Dickinson Bonny Dorrough Douglas Dyer junior3 Clyde Dykes Nancy Forehand Sara Franklin Kenneth Friday Bill Graves Ronald Green Gloria Griffin Whaley Hall Sam Hamrick Anita Harper Gene Harris Jean Harris Emmcrson Hart Ronnie Henderson Elouise Hewitt David Hill Ida Lee Hodges Virginia Holland Alvena Holmes John Hooper Ellen Hughes Linda Hulsey Geraldine Hunt Lynda Irwin C.J.Jacquemin Patsy Jennings Andy Johnson Betty Jane Jones Jean Jones Kitty Jones Jimmy Kiker Pam Kilgore Margaret Lamons Janice Livingston Shirley Love Wayne Lowe Jan Lyles Virginia Lyles Kenneth Maddox Billy Malone Francis Marbury Gloria Marlowe Linda Massey Larry McClellan Carolyn McCollough Ruby Jean McCulley Joan McEntyre Brenda McFrancis Peggy McGinnis Charles McKee Jean McKee Judy McKee Ella Meadows Alice Marie Melton Larry Minton Andrew Morgan [ 28 ] juniors Joyce Murphy John Nolen Linda Oden Harold Owens Wayne Parker Butch Perry Charlotte Peters Gwen Phillips Joan Purcell Jimmy Rayburn Betty Reed Steve Reed Kay Reeder Dave Richardson Tommy Robbins Jim Robinson Mimi Robinson Charlotte Samples Richard Scott Orrin Shaw Shirley Simpson Genevieve Sims James Sims John Sims Pat Sims Lcla Smith Monteze Smith Louis Soule Martin Sparks Richard Talley Markha Todd ffunetta Todd Karl Wachs Betty Ware Helen Whitley Clifford Willcutt Dean Willeford Elisa Williams Judy Wills James Wilson Kenneth Womack Donald Wood NOT PICTURED C.J. Hickman Gail Jordon Tom McCay Clifton Peoples Bill Reese Jerry Vann [ 29 ] Senior I CUOff: cerd JIM MILLER..................President RILL HANCOCK...........Vice-President NANCY SITZ..................Secretary MARILYN MCWHORTER...........Treasurer Senior I a add Kay Adams Tommy Adams Gary Adkins Lawrence Alexander Edward Allen Millard Allison Vickey Arnold Doris Bailey Bill Barnard Sylvia Barton Bonnie Baxter Leonard Beck Ann Bilbro Sandra Billiogsly Linda Bingham Linda Bowen Elizabeth Bradley Wayne Brewster Maudie Britnell Charles Brown Fred Brown Laura Bryan Carolyn Buckner Lynn Buford Richard Bullock Phyllis Burns Patty Burr Becky Burttram Frank Callahan Richard Carson Billy Chappclle Howard Chappelle Katie Clark Walter Cockrell Gloria Cone Senior I Chris Conway June Cooper J. A. Cox Larry Cox Ruth Culverhouse Betty Davis Johnny Day Gayle Dedman Douglas Deese Mike Doming Geraldine Dumas Emogene Eady James Eady Judy Elcy Joe Ethridge Jesse Faggard Sylvia Ferguson Mancie Fodge Bobby Friday Roland Frye Shelby Garner Jeanette Gibson Esther Glass Earnest Goble Elwyn Goodwin Barbara Grace Millard Green Johnny Grover Donna Guthrie Inge Nu Hale Shirley Hallmark David Hamric Linda Hardy Ray Hargett Jane Harrell Ann Harris Clarence Harris James Harris Kay Hayden Gladys Hcbson Diana Henderson Sonny Henderson Larry Hicks Ernest Hollingsworth James Howell Buster Ingram Joe James Ronald Johns Joe Johnson Kaye Johnson Betty Ann Keith Wilburn Keith Kenneth Kizzire Lloyd Kizzire Charlotte Lambert Wilburn Lankford Senior I Paul Lawson Peggy Layfield Symone Lee Martha Leslie Raymond Lilly Trudi Little Lynn Logan Ronnie Lovell Phillip Lovetto Richard Lyle Melba Mathews Harold Matthews Tommy McClellan Jerry McCrory Jackie Me El wee Madlyn Me LI wee Thomas McGuire Betty Miller Bill Mobbs Charlie Moncrief Suzanne Moncrief llavden Montgomery Arthur Moore Patsy Morgan Marie Murphree Eldon Nance Harold Needham Patsy Owensby Doug Panky Donald Parrish Wayne Peters Helen Poulos Jane Prescwood Linda Quick Horace Ray Joan Reed Donna Register William Richards Ruth Richey Benny Riddle Kenneth Roberts Joel Robertson Bobbe Robinson Harold Roddam Beth Rotton Laura Sanders Jean Saxon Nancy Saxon Margaret Seale Carol Self Jane Self Marie Self Ronald Self Jimmy Sewell Doris Shaw Linden Shaw [ 32 ] Senior I David Simmons Joan Simmons Henry Sims Sandra Sims Jeanette Skelton Betty Smith Dickie Smith Javell Smith George Snider Susan Stackhouse Tom Stallworth Johnny Steele Janice Stocks Thomas Stuedcman Robert Talley Lynn Terry Lou Todd Raymond Torstcnson Shirley Trull Gayle Turner James Van Houten Billy Vann Jimmy Vaughan Carlos Vernon James Waldrop oe Walker Evelyn Waller Lorene Warnick Jerry Webb Denny West Billy Wilcox Peggy Joyce Williams Jerry Wilson Ted Wingard Mike W'omock NOT PICTURED Rayford Adams Pat Amari Ray Brock Bobby Lou Coker Ronald Ford Carol LeBerte Ranee Martin Kenneth Mayo Gary McReynolds Jean Smith James W’ildcr Norman Wilson I 33 1 FIRST ROW: Sue Bradley, Bonny Castleberry, Walter Chesser, Freya Brasher, Carol Burch, Shirley Bell, Charles Carruba. SECOND ROW: Rickey Corley, Jerry Brown, Jerry Allredge, Ann Causey, Faye Cleveland, Patricia C.arrcker, Carole Kennedy, Jeff Bonnett. THIRD ROW: Mr. Baker, Myrna Black, Jaye Bosworth, Talmadge Callahan, Ellen Bagby, Patricia Carpenter, Doris Calvin, Billy Cleland.FOURTH ROW: Johnny Castleberry, John Brock, Don Berry, Fred Best, Coy Austin. W-J) Wr. Bal.r Sr. Ut£ Wr. CkanJLr FIRST ROW: Jane Eldridgc, Sue Dennis, Patsy Ferguson, Linda Garner, Elaine Gallaspy, John Allen Dcnsmore, Shirley England, Margie Davis. SECOND ROW: Barbara Cox, Mary Ann Cartce, Shirley Fomby, Janice Edge, Larry Davis, Kay Cox, Janice Eppes, Gene Edwards, Coach Chandler. THIRD ROW: Paul Cranford, Bobby Franklin, Jimmy Crawford, Edward Crittenden, Albert Folse, Ray Gaddis, Marilyn Gilliland, Memory Echols. FOURTH ROW: Joe Gamble, Billy Foster, Roger Jensen, Keith Davidson, Charles Cox, Ernest Daniel, Richard Franklin. FIRST ROW: Kay Glenn. June Harris, Joe Harrell, Jimmy Henderson, Randy Hines, Hyman Goodwin, Rebecca Hodge. SECOND ROW: William Goolsby, Wayne Hogg, Linda Howell, Dedy Hand, Doris Hale, Harry Golsan, Jenny Goodwin, Miss Fulton. THIRD ROW: Thelma Holmes, Janice Huckaby, Myrtle Higdon, Brenda Hite, Betty Hooper, Linda Hagwood, Barbara Glover, Billy Jones, Jay Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Gary Jones, Tony Hodges, Clyde Gray, Connie Hyde, Don Hall, Douglas Hill. J, ttl-C button J, 111-2) m, Jlaijmi FIRST ROW: Jean Mayo, Janice Jones, Charlotte Lance, Linda Marks, Carolyn Lochamy, Skipper Jordan, Sewell Livingston. SECOND ROW: Sandra Layfield, Annette Long, Ann Lee, Joe Kuehn, Joe Mangina, Roy Jones, Nicky Littlefield, Jimmie Lee. THIRD ROW: Mr. Haynes, Bobby Looney, Patricia LeCroy, Danny Lyles, Christine Lyons, Juanita Lancaster, Shirley Lockhart, Charleston Mayfield. FOURTH ROW: Norman LeCroy, Veto LaSalle, Johnny Martin, David Lov vom, -Lyman Lovejoy. FIRST ROW: Mary A. Payne, Robert McCullough, Donna Phillips, Linda Perrin, Charlene Me Clung, Pauline Newton, Chloe Odeneal, Gayncll McCullough. SECOND ROW: Linda McClendon, Della Miller, Mary J. Pass, Hazel Murphy, Rebecca McCullough, Lynn Mulinix, Rachel Payne. THIRD ROW: Martha McCoy, Neal Murphy, Lee Ormond, John Moor, Wilson Oden, Tommy McBray-er, Jimmy Mobley, Billy McGowan. FOURTH ROW: Larry Orr, Diane Needham, Jean Moore, Larry McCrory, James Nabors, Mr. Strickland. J'- Wr. SlriclLj t,i3 n, J(.L. MR ST ROW: Bobby Purcell, Tommy Reeder. Sonja Reed, Beverly Roton, Frances Roberson, Billy Shifletc. SECOND ROW: Shirley Robbins, Glenn Shelter, Wally Riggins, Patricia Praytor, Patty Samples, Gail Rotton, Linda Richey, Kenneth Simmons, Jackie Pulliam. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Kclsoe, Howard Rhodes, Walter Shackelford, Linda Ridgeway, Carolyn Reid, Tarlton Ray, Carolyn Ryan, Joyce Ryan, Elizabeth Reece. FOURTH ROW: Jim Richardson, Benny Price, Bobby Reece, Eddie Rose, Wayne Selby, Jim Salter. FIRST ROW: Bill Sims, Tim Thornton, Romcsa Slay, Martha Stevenson, Mary Thornton, Linda Simmons, Martha St. John. SECOND ROW: Juanita Tillman, Jimmy Thomas, Gene Suiter, Marlowe Taylor, Jimmy Sloan, James Smith, Don Soule, Frances Sims. THIRD ROW: David Stanley, Dorothy Tyler, Glenn Skelton, Ruby Smith, Martha Taylor, Linda Sims, Julia Tinsley. FOURTH ROW: Tommy Smith, Brooks Smith, Andy Sims, Patsy Sims, Cecil Stanley, Lester Tucker. J, m.Q Wr, VJJL, Jr. Ilt-Ji M, PaJ FIRST ROW: Leanna Weaver, Judy Young, Gayle Williams, Joan Whitson, June Whitson, Dianne Womack, Joan Washington, Andy Vann. SECOND ROW': Linda Weems, Donald Willeford, Julia W'illiams, Beverly Ware, Linda Waide, Lavane Waldrop, Douglas White. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Vickery, Mary Van Horn, Dorothy Watts, Lillian Wilson, Genie Ziegler, Nan Yarbrough, Beverly Will-cutt. FOURTH ROW: William Whiscnhunt, Lloyd Wilson, Wade Wells, Tommy Wheeler, Don Vincent, Lamar Wilson, James Weldon. FIRST ROW: Lynda Borger, Steve McWhorter, James Taylor, Terry Reynolds, Paula Ratliff, Rita Henderson, Jean Prater, .Mrs. Ormond. SECOND ROW: Janice Pickens, Barbara Robinson, Cl’eo Kilgore, Michelle Hart, Sandra Rogers, Phyllis Wood, Rhonda Searcy, Glenda Martin, Bob Tarrant, THIRD ROW: Carolyn Reed, Joyce Self, Colleda Barnard, Sheila Crowe, Larry Glenn, Patricia Quarrels, Joan Shirley, Janet Sizemore, Susan Matthews. FOURTH ROW: Hanna Williams, Linda Wilkins, Rita Fortner, Rivon Smith, Joy Skelton, Barby Robinson, Cheryl Adams. Jr. 11--J Wn. Ormond J, ii£ Us. Sunder FIRST ROW: Steve Carson, Michael Anderson, Carolyn Bryan, Doris Brown, Ann Brown, Ronnie Broom, Mrs. Swider. SECOND ROW': Bobby Carter, Marcia Allen, Carol Akin, Caludia Carlisle, Bonnie Calvert, Carol Burgess, Merle Bathhurst, Jimmy Butler. THIRD ROW': Jerry Coker, Jack Carreker, Donald Britton, Cathryn Cole, Carol Chambers, Mack Bryant, Donny Brown, W'ayne Blankenship, Bobby Brewster. FOURTH ROW: Carl Britnell, James Blankenship, Linda Brady, Barbara Byars, Jo Ann Cole, Sandra Catrette. II IK!! FIRST ROW: Judy Falkinburg, Janice Hall, John Davis, Linda Dunn, Nina Fuller, Mary Crick. SECOND ROW: Barbara Goodson, Sylvia Driggers, Randy Crittenden, Sue Evans, Billy Fowler, Linda Frye. THIRD ROW: Emily Faucett, Margaret Hamilton, George Dover, Skipper Fsslinger, Danny Davis, Tommy Goodwin, George Frey. FOURTH ROW: Johnny Gwin, Jimmy Cox, Harry Cooper, Phillip Dunaway, Larry Gurley, Mary Faster. ii:e more J, n-C n. S, J, II. 2 Wr, CurLt. FIRST ROW: Bill King, David Hill, Barbara Hare, Joyce Hill, Bobby Kizzire, Carol Johnson, Alva Johnson, Donna Hollingsworth, Mrs. Carlisle. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Jackson, Jerry Hawkins, Wayne Kile, Famic Isbell, Sue Isbell, Connie Harris, Jeff Keith, Shirley King. THIRD ROW: Anita Irwin, Annette Harvcl, Ruby Higdon, Joyce Kelly, Patsy Layfield, Jean Loggins, William Hodge, Bobby Harp, Lowell Keitn. FOURTH ROW: Betty Leathers, Linda Houser, Linda Hunt, Clemens Kirsch, Jimmy Lambert, Reuben Houser, Roland Higdon, Donald Langston. FIRST ROW: Lynn Murphree, Fred Morgan, Nelson Nichols, Thomas Odeneal, Jimmy Tuggle, Joe Partain, Faye Myers, Mary Murphy, Ann Moon. SECOND ROW: Daniel Nichols, Pat Myers, Linda Melvin, Ann Pugh, Dianne Oden, Fannie McEncyrc, Martha McAvoy, Mrs. Young, Theresa McClendon. THIRD ROW: Tim McGuire, Barbara McCullough, Linda McMurray, Linda Mize, Charlotte Page, David McGowan, Douglas Meadows, Ray McDonough. FOURTH ROW: Guy Mardis, Larry Mewbourn, Hershcll Morgan, Buddy Praytor, Donald Pannell, Richard Morgan, Butch Morgan. Jr. U-C U, ijoun, Jr. -!? Boyl FIRST ROW: James Sims, Larry Sanders, Martha Quick, Sharon Powell, Joyce Baker, Jean Skel-ron, Jimmy Self. SECOND ROW: Sharon Smith, Gary Roper, Bobby Smith, Gloria Bailey, Sandra Sims, Mike Reich, Patrick Riley, Brenda Scott. THIRD ROW: Mickey Roper, Joe Sims, Ray Soileau, Roy Robinson, Jerry Roberson, Durward Smith, LaVerne Rowe, Elouise Phillips, Miss Boyd. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Simmons, Jimmy Seymour, Phyllis Smith, Auby Smith, Larry Sims. FIRST ROM: Martha Taggart, Barbara Wilson, Margaret Williams, Carol Watson, Brenda Sullivan, Eddie Tyler, Mr. Aromi. SECOND ROM7: Douglas Stone, Robert Taylor, Ronnie Vann, Donnie Todd, Harold Townlcy, Kelly M'hite, Bobbie Sparks. THIRD ROM': Tina M’aldrop, Butch Tompkins, Bud-dy Mright, Sue Stone, Glenda Ball, Jerry Blocker, James M’illiamson, James Watkins. FOURTH ROM: Louie Milson, George Todd, Jimmy Thornton, Pat Brady, Gene Swadcr, Bobby Stone, Jimmy M'hite. J, n.g VHr. ronu FIRST ROW: Ronnie Allcorn, John Calvin, Bob Causey, Terry Anderson, Pat Braden, -Clifton Brown, David Barber, Ronald Buffington, Bailey Channell, Don McWhorter SECOND ROW: Sandra Bush, Melba Bums, Nell Buckner, Dianne Burdette, Joyce Allen, Gary Bonnett, David Bridges, Billy Bosworth. THIRD ROW: Larry Bailey, Randy Borland, Milton Bates, Wayne Allcorn, Faye Allen, Carol Carter, Leona Braden, Russell Byars. FOURTH ROW: Billy Chappell, O’Neal Benefield, Jack Brumbaugh, Doug Chasteen, Larry Attison, Buster Baker. Jr. i-JI RLL Jr. l£ Wr, Slani.9 FIRST ROW: Jean Coleman, Loretta Epps, Michael Curtin, Mike Cox, Larry Davis, Donald Dun-agan, Alan Dorscll, Laraine Falkinburg, Jimmy Ferguson. SECOND ROW: Tommy Coker, Charles Dodd, Richard Faulkner, Paulette Franklin, Nancy Cole, Joy Freeman, Robert Cosper, Phillip Crittenden. THIRD ROW: Ronald Cook, Burtis Cummings, Larry Foster, Sandra Fuller Elsie Coffey, Patsy Elliott, Rusty Davis, Gary Day, Sheila Fisk. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Freeman. Don Daniel, Emil Crowe, Butch Cross, Frank Eady, Frank Elgin, Tom Epps, Mrs. Stanley FIRST ROT: Audrey Harrison, Barbara Hooper, Johnny Hare, Joe Graves, Ray Green, Jimmy Hines, Ray Greer, Allen Golsan. SECOND ROW: Scan Hulsey, Audrey Glass, Louise Hudgins, Betty Helms, Larry Hagwood, Steve Garrett, Pat Hughins, Sherry Horton. THIRD ROW: Gene Hicks, James Harmening, Glenda Goodwin, V’Elna Garner, Kathryn Hicks, Jeanette Hodge, Martha Hollingsworth, Ann Hardin, Joann Hollis. FOURTH ROW: Gene Hitchcock, Johnny Hawkins, Harold Hatchett, Barbara Hand, David Garlington, Clifton Harris, Miss Marshall. J, l-C WarUt J, 1-2) Wr, J utcUn FIRST ROW': Bill Lambert, Dan Lambert, Jimmy Jennings, Joe Martinis, Bud Marks, Gayle Hyde, John Marsh, Joe Kelly. SECOND ROW: Bill Matthews, Ronald Mackey, Sabra Jones, Ann Larkin, Joel Jones, Mary F. Jones, Dianne Lowe, Daisy Knopps. THIRD ROW: Jerry Matthews, Danny Limbaugh, Pearl Hutchins, Barbara McCoy, Clark Kirsch, William Jones, Linda McCay. FOURTH ROW: Tom Mac Lean, Aubrey Leslie, James Inzer, Ronald Johnson, Kenneth McDaniel, Cary Hunt, Pat Jones. FIRST ROW: Kay Parrish, Eugene Poe, Lynn Moor, Norman Odeneal, Sylvia Presncll, Donna Morris, Joyce Mullins, Robert Nichols. SECOND ROW: Mary S. Praytor, Shirbey Owens, Robert Praytor, Phillip Norris, Rupert Perry, Grant Mitchell, Jackie Needham, Dennis Mobley, Sharon Murray. THIRD ROW: Herman Morgan, Janice Pankey, Joy McFrancis, Shirley Melvin, Lillian Nibblctt, James Norris, James Prcsiidge, Mardis Morgan, Elizabeth Peoples., FOURTH ROW: Mickey McDuffie, Betty Nichols, Claudia Parker, Larry McLaughlin, Richard Parker, Clayton Mixon, Wayne Moxley, Mr. Marsh. q £ yyj yyj Jr. -.? Vy n. SutUr FIRST ROW: Judy Southerland, Donna Burr, Douglas Stafford, Eddie Webster, Charles McFarlin, Mary Taggart, Suzanne Corley, Linda Shrader, Jimmy Hargrove, Sally Sutter. SECOND ROW: Kathy Darden, Don Travis, Sue McSwecney, Kristin Williams, Gail Roebuck, Pat Acton, Sue Wilkins, Arthur Wood, Steve Bowen, Barbara Best. THIRD ROW: Dina Mayfield, Bob Lancaster, Gloria Martin, Robbie Pass, Verna Martin, Keith Mardis, Paul Layfield, Sue Dover, Becky Butler. FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Duke, Kenny Goodwin, Lou Ann Brickncr, Leigh Acker, Jimmy Wheeler, Janet Mardis, Sandra Freeman, Mrs. Sutter. FIRST ROW: Jimmy Slater, Steve Quick, James Reese, Rodney Self, Charles Smith, Terry Quick, Joe Stephenson, Joe Smith, Mrs. Lawrence. SECOND ROW': Pat Shadix, Martha Smith, Dorothy Stidham, Brenda Sawyer, Judy Preston, Billy Swader, W'ayne Riggins, Ned Self. THIRD ROW: Janice Smith, Joyce Stone, Sandra Smith, Billie Roberson, Eddie Sanford, Ralph Rhodes, Mary Self, Linda Simmons, Gail Smith. FOURTH ROW : Don Slocumb, Marshall Smith, James Stidham, William Quarrels, Chipper Stewart, Gay Richards. Jr. - (J Win. Jaurr.nc. Jr. I. J4 Wr, JJarrtj FIRST ROW: Jan Tuggle, Donna Thompson, Bobbie Todd, Jill Thomas, Gene Watson, Robert Todd, Ralph Wadsworth, Robert Wilson. SECOND ROW: Charles Williams, Roger Wilder, Lowell Warnick, Don Walker, Sherry Walton, Barbara Tompkins, Harriette Taylor, Carolyn Weems, Jack Turner. THIRD ROW: Glenda Upton, Betty Walker, Billie Ruth Whitworth, Nancy Woodall, Gayle Warren, Julia W illiams, Carol Tinsley, David Whetstone. FOURTH ROW': Martin Yarbrough, Kenneth Wilder, Carl Whitfield, Bob Wilder, Jimmy Watts, Clinton White, O’Neal Wade, Mrs. Harris. t - ■nit h Jeitivci I Of M, The Festival of Arts was held at Hewitt this year for the first time. Its purpose is to bring together the various communities served by the school. In addition to the activities shown here, displays in home arts, books, Scouting, and other fields of interest were exhibited each night. On Monday night, three one act plays, What’s Wrong With Girls”, Sorry, Wrong Number”, and Make Room for Rodney” were presented under the direction of Mr. Mobley and Miss Thomas. On Tuesday night a Talent Show” was presented with some of the best talent we have ever seen or heard on Hewitt’s stage. After much deliberation on the part of the judges—Mr. Hugh Thomas, Director of the Birmingham Conservatory of Music and Bill Bolen,W.S.G.N.—the following were selected as winners; First Place, Tommy Robbins; Second Place, Suzanne Moncrief; Third Place, Beverly Willcutt. Brenda McFrancis looked lovely in one of the dress furnished by Friend Sisters for the Fashion Show on S nesday night. On Thursday and Friday nights we were entertained with an exceptionally good presentation by the Choral Department of Victor Herbert’s The Fortune Teller” under the direction of Mrs. McKinnon and Mr. Mobley. Let’s have a repeat performance of the Festival of Arts” next year! We think it was a great success. Sludenl (Council Officers MRS. MARY McKINNON............................Sponsor JOYCE LYONS.................................Secretary GERRY WHEELER............................. President CAROL CHINN.........................Social Chairman DOUG PYLANT................................Chaplain JOHN ACKER............................Parliamentarian EMMERSON HART..........................Vice-President GENE GLENN..................................Treasurer One of the most (Tiiportan't sc hoo [ activities cs Stu- Organizations den t Cou net ( . tizTGjE igt-C, ■uritb. 7Yhr. Bu-rgess, -meets the Studierit Council o T-fi cers and s jonsor. He os become, a.very active TnemLer. SENIOR HIGH MEMBERS FIRST ROW: Janice Livingston, Catherine Scharf, Lou Todd, Ruth Culver-house, Maudic Britnell, Betty Ware. SECOND ROW: Margaret Branham, Pat Needham, Suzanne Moncricf, Linda Quick, Eigil Karoliusscn, Roger Head. THIRD ROW: Dick Smith, Frances Marbury, Hoke Brantley, David Hamric, Jerry Jones, John Wachs. The Student Council consists of the Student Body Officers elected by the entire school, and one representative from each homeroom selected with regard to grades, citizenship, and the desire to serve. They work toward a better school by trying to improve relations between faculty and students, and undertaking worthwhile projects to improve the schools. In addition to sponsoring the Homecoming Queen, sock hops after the ball games, and various other student activities, they sponsor the United Drive and the Exchange Student program. Delegates attend the State, Southern, and National Association of Student Council conventions to leave better ways of carrying out the program. Our Student Council has had a very successful year under the guidance of Mrs. Mary McKinnon. JUNIOR HIGH MEMBERS FIRST ROW: Lee Hand-ley, Dave Barber, Bill King, Michael Anderson, Mary Thornton, Anita Mobley. SECOND ROW: Kathryn Hicks, Ed Self, Phillip Crittenden, Carol Tinsley, Carolyn Lochamy, Kay Parrish. THIRD ROW: Clark Kir-sch. Buddy Wright, Sandra Freeman, Doris Hale, Barby Robinson, Annette Long. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Crawford, Fred Best, Phyllis Smith, Emily Faucett, Beverly Ware. JUDY NELSON Editor MISS JULIA BROWN Sponsor PEGGY WILCOX Assistant Editor yyjemento The Memento Staff is responsible for publishing the school yearbook. We also sponsor the Miss Hewitt—Trussville,,Contcst in which the beauties arc selected for our feature section. After many hours of hard work, planning, making layouts, identifying pictures, typing, and proofreading, we finally have everything ready for the press and hope that you will enjoy the 1958 MEMENTO for many years. GAIL BAIN Club Editor LINDA BOWEN Club Editor JOHN CULVERHOUSE Sports Editor ANN HARRIS Class Editor JERRY JONES Layouts BETTY VICKERY Features KLIEN BOWEN MICHAEL BLANKENSHIP President Vice President GLORIA NEWTON Secretary JUDY NELSON MRS. ROBERSON Treasurer Sponsor Senior jationaf The Hewitt-Trussville High School Chapter of the National Honor Society of Secondary’ Schools was founded in 1945- This organization is not a club, and no one can buy mem- _ J'Jonor Societi bership into it. It is founded upon four qualities which are: scholarship, character, service, and leadership. To be eligible for membership, a student must have a B” average or better, be outstanding in leadership, have rendered service to the school and have a character above reproach. Election into this organization is the highest honor obtained in high school. Being a member gives one the highest of recommendations. Members arc elected by a committee composed of faculty members, and members of the chapter who know the candidates. Faye Burdette Carol Chinn Gene Glenn Nell Hamilton Roger Head Ray Hickman Frances Hicks David Hill Eigil Karoliussen Pam Kilgore Meriwether Long Joyce Lyons Joan Purcell Wayne Smith Betty Vickery John Wachs Gerry W'heel'cr Peggy Wilcox JOHN BROCK President PATSY FERGUSON BEVERLY WARE Vice-President Secretary DOUGLAS HILL Treasurer MRS. CARLISLE Sponsor junior ona t SCHOLARSHIP, SERVICE, LEADERSHIP, CITIZENSHIP, CHARACTER — these are the five qualifications for membership in the Junior National Honor Society. Members are selected from the eighth-and ninth-grades and must have attended Hewitt at least one semester. The club project for this year is to complete hanging the portraits of our former principals in the library. Elaine Gallaspy Don Hall Brenda Hite Betty Hooper Juanita Lancaster Anita Mobley Mary Jim Pass Linda Ridgeway Frances Roberson Glenn Skelton Martha St. John Gene Sutter Mary Thornton Tommy Wheeler William Whiscnhunt Gayle Williams Julia Williams Genic Ziegler LYNETTE MOEBES Business Manager Through a mass of typed and untyped copy, stories that didn’t quite make the deadline, and run-on sentences, comes the Husky Howl . A mimeographed paper published every two weeks, the Husky Howl gives us school news, editorials, sports and gossip. We present here the members of the editorial staff who have put out a first-rate, amusing and imformative paper this year. MRS. SIZEMORE Sponsor Mamie Jo Chamblcc Ida Hodges Marvelyn McKee Margaret Quick- Jean Harris Alvcna Holmes Laync Nall Linda Steele KITTY MONTGOMERY President MARVELYN McKEE Vice- President Qu ill Scroll MARTHA TILLMAN Secretary-Treasurer MRS. SIZEMORE Sponsor The Quill Scroll is an international honor society for high school journalism students. Members are selected from those who have excelled in the editorial, business and art departments of our school paper and yearbook. The sponsors of these publications recommend the students, and they must have a scholastic standing in the upper third of their class. Journalism is far reaching in its aims. Its followers carrv obligations to society - obligations that stand for TRUTH, LOYALTY, ENLIGHTENMENT, OPPORTUNITY, INITIATIVE, LEADERSHIP, AND FRIENDSHIP. NOT PICTURED Alvena Holmes Layne Nall Phyllis Ball Linda Bowen Mamie Jo Chamblce John Culberhouse Tommy Crowe Ann Harris Jean Harris Elouise Hewitt Ida Hodges Jerry Jones Lynctte Moebes Judy Nelson Gloria Newton Margaret Quick Linda Steele Margaret Stocks Betty Vickery Peggy Wilcox - BETTY VICKERY..........Vice-President JUDY NELSON.................Treasurer CAROL CHINN............Recording Sec. GAIL BAIN............Parliamentarian KITTY MONTGOMERY.Corresponding Sec. MISS THOMAS.Sponsor Sumus Amici is a service club whose members are selected by a teacher and student committee on the basis of service rendered to the school. Members must have a C average in their scholastic work. The club project for this year is Career Day. Plans for Career Day include outstanding speakers from twelve different occupations chosen by the students in the Senior High School Phyllis Ball Linda Bowen Lynn Buford Ruth Culverhousc Edwina Gladden Ann Harris Elsie Hochholzer Pam Kilgore Margaret Lamons Carolyn McCollough Marilyn McWhorter Joyce Murphy Patty Perdue Martha Tillman Lou Todd Lorene Warnick Peggy Wilcox Joyce Wood WHALEY HALL President FRANCIS MARBURY BRENDA Me FRANCIS LE LA SMITH Vice-President Secretary Treasurer MRS. LAMAR Sponsor Ci ircu fu 3 rjCa t inuA After a year of disbandment, we have reorganized the Circulus Latinus, one of the oldest clubs in the school. The purpose of the club is to promote the study of Latin and to.be of service to the school. A student must pass Latin to be eligible for membership. W'illcne Turner Elisa Williams Judy Wills James Wilson Richard Barnett Margaret Branham Sara Franklin Ann Harris Gene Harris Emmerson Hart Kay Hayden Jimmy Kikcr Margaret Lamons Joyce Lyons Marilyn McWhorter Lynctte Moebes Gloria Newton Kay Reeder Donna Register My'p RICHARD SCOTT President MARION ODENEAL Vice-President TOM HART Secretary HAYDEN MONTGOMERY Treasurer MR. DYER Sponsor Operator The purpose of the Operators' Club is twofold: to train and provide operators to run all types of audio-visual aids; to serve the principal, faculty, and school by maintaining, procuring, and operating audiovisual aids upon request. The projects of the club center around the problem of obtaining visual equipment for the school. David Allcorn Sidney Barton Dalton Bonner Jack Bradford Frank Callahan J.A. Cox Douglas Dccse Mike Deming Kerry Dixon Douglas Dyer Millard Green Richard Garlington David Greene Roger Jensen Clemens Kirsch CLL Membership in the Operators Club is open to all boys who have reached the ninth grade, and who desire to join. Full Operators Club membership is restricted to 25 operators. Apprentices arc trained and voted membership by the sponsor and the membership committee. Mickey Roper Jerry Stephens Donald Willcford David Simmons Carl Walls Jerry Wilson 1 ommy Smith Jimmy White Mike Womack iBi-Pli-CLm-CH The aims of the Bi-Phi-Chem Club arc to increase our knowledge of science; to learn to perfect our skill in science; to give service to our school, community, and nation; to help carry out the program of the Science Clubs of America. Any boy or girl interested in the aims of this club shall be eligible for membership provided they maintain a C” average in all subjects. The Bi-Phi-C.hcm Club is a member of the Alabama Junior Academy of Science which is sponsored by the American Academy of Science. Each year the Bi-Phi-Chem Club sends representatives to the Alabar.a Academy of Science Conventions. Last year our representatives were Gene Harris, Jimmy Kiker, and David Crawford. NOT PICTURED Lynn Terry Jay Weldon Mike Blankenship Douglas Dyer David Hill Eigil Karoliussen Bobby Preskitt Raymond Torstetitf Richard Boatwright David Hamric C.J. Jacquemin Richard Lyle Ronald Self Denny West DAVID BOOKOUT Vice-President DON HALL President JAY JOHNSON Secretary-Treasurer MR BAKER MR. HAYNES....Sponsors The Junior Science Club is made up of students from the eighth- and ninth-grades who have an interest in science. The club helps build the important foundation of knowledge and techniques which arc useful in higher science courses. Wayne Blankenship Donald Britton Jack Carreker Charles Carruba Ann Causey Faye Cleveland Rickey Corley George Dover George Frey Tommy Goodwin William Goolsby Larry Gurley Joe Harrell Jimmy Henderson Billy Jones Carole Kennedy Paul Layfield Tim McGuire Pat Riley Carolyn Ryan Jimmy Sloan Durwood Smith Gene Sutter Tim Thornton Lester Tucker Douglas White Tommy Wheeler Floyd Wilson NOT PICTURED Brenda Kiker Bobby Purcell Charlene McClung Glenn Skelton Fred Best PHILLIP CRITTENDEN President WAYNE ALLCORN Secretary-Treasurer DONALD TRAVIS MRS. LAWRENCE Vice-President Sponsor nior iSc cience The Junior I Science Club is made up of a group of boys who have a special interest in science. In their meetings they discuss current happenings in the field of science, as well as performing experiments, having demonstrations and guest speakers. Steve Bowen Mike Cox Paul Layficld Marshall Smith NOT PICTURED Bob Causey Tom Epps Eddie Sanford Eddie Webster David Garlington JOY SKELTON Treasurer PATRICIA QUARLES Historian MISS MARSHALL Sponsor JeacherA ofi junior dhapter merica Janet Mardis Gloria Martin Verna Martin Dina Mayfield Steven McWhorter Robbie Pass Janice Pickens Carolyn Reed Gail Roebuck Sandra Rogers Joan Shirley Phyllis Smith Sharon Smith Bob Tarrant Barbara Tompkins Jan Tuggle Sherry Walton Charles Williams ture 1 Jea cherd o ■I A mericu TUCU AH Future Teachers of America” clubs arc widely known and just as highly respected. There arc hundreds of clubs and chapters throughout the United States. We feel very privileged to have such a club in our school. Joanne Amari Gail Bain Sylvia Barton st- Bonnie Baxter Sandra Boutwell Ruth Bradley Norma Britnell Gayle Dcdman Sara Franklin Esther Glass Ann Harris The object of our club is to cultivate the interest of any student in the teaching profession and to promote a better and a more friendly relationship between the teachers and the students of Hcwitt-Trussville High School. Our project each year is to sponsor a student-teacher day and on this day the FTA club honors each teacher. Each of us is proud of our membership in the Future Teachers of America . Shirley Simpson Jeanette Skelton Lela Smith Jean Jones Lynn Logan Carolyn McCollough Jean McKee Patty Perdue Margaret Quick Donna Register Nancy Saxon Margaret Seale Marie Self bjouny lAJomen A (Christian s AAociat ion THE TRIANGLE represents you - you growing as a person you growing in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationalities -you growing in the knowledge and love of God. THE GLOBE represents the international scope of th« YWCA and the need for world fellowshij so that we may some day realize the idea of peace on earth, good will toward men.' WHO ARE Y-TEF.NS? Y—Teens arc girls in junior and senior high school (usually 12 to 17 years) who arc members of YWCA groups. They belong to a world-wide fellowship of women and girls of every race, creed, color and occupation in YWCAs in 68 countries..... Each is bound to the other by the YWCA Purpose and the Y—Teen Goals..... Each one shares in a democratic process to further these goals_ New friends, new experiences, new opportunities are the rewards of Y-Tccn membership. We now have six Y—Teen groups at Hewitt, all of them very active. As more girls become interested in the Y-Tccn program, more groups will be organized. junior FIRST ROW: Donna Thompson, Sherry Horton, Judy Preston, Judy Thompson, Donna Morris, Jan Tuggle, Nell Buckner. SECOND ROW: Sylvia Presncll, Harriettc Taylor, Patricia Hughins, Joyce Mullins, Kay Parrish, Lillian Nibblett, Carol Tinsley. THIRD ROW: Sherry Walton, Joyce Stone, Janice Smith, Carol Carter, Julia Williams, Janice Pankey, Elizabeth Peoples. FOURTH ROW: Jerrie West, Billie Whitworth, Claudia Parker, Mrs. Stanley. y-o. eenA junior y-o. eenA NOT PICTURED Barbara Kendrick Gail Warren Kristin Williams Pat Acton Barbara Best Lou Ann Brickner Sandra Bush $uzanne Corley Sue Dover Loretta Epps Barbara Hand Gloria Martin Dina Mayfield Joy McFrancis Sue McSweency Gail Roebuck Brenda Sawyer Mary Self Linda Shrader Linda Simmons Gail Smith Martha Smith Dorothy Stidham Sally Sutter Mary Taggart Jill Thomas Patsy Thompson Barbara Tompkins Glenda Upton Betty Walker Sue Wilkins BAR BY ROBINSON President PAT QUARLES Vice-President MARTHA TAGGART Secretary uni or eetid Cheryl Adams Carol Akins MICHELLE HART Treasurer MRS. SWIDER Sponsor NOT PICTURED Linda Brady Sharon Smith Judy Me Bray er Marcia Allen Colleda Barnard Lynda Borger Ann Brown Carolyn Bryan Claudia Carlisle Sue Chambers Mary Crick Sheila Crow Linda Dunn Rita Fortner Janice Hall Barbara Hare Rita Henderson Cleo Kilgore Glenda Martin Susan Matthews Linda McMurray Ann Moon Janice Pickens Jean Prater Ann Pugh Barbara Robinson Brenda Scott Joyce Self Joan Shirley Joyce Skelton Brenda Sullivan Tina Waldrop Carol Watson Linda Wilkins Hannah Williams Phyllis Wood DEDY HAND Secretary SUE DENNIS Treasurer PATSY FERGUSON President MARTHA ST. JOHN Vice-President CAROLYN LOCHAMY Chaplain MISS PAUL Sponsor junior y.D eend NOT PICTURED Elizabeth Reece Linda Ridgeway Nancy Taggart Barbara Temple Shirley Bell Patricia Cnrreker Bonnie Castleberry Sandra Catrctte Kay Cox Memory Echols Janice Epps Elaine Gallaspy Linda Garner Marilyn Gilliland Jenny Goodwin Thelma Holmes Christine Lyons Rebecca McCollough Anita Mobley Lynn Mu Unix Hazel Murphy Linda Perrin Donna Phillips Shirley Pruett Sonja Reed Carolyn Reid Linda Richey Linda Sims Martha Stone Julia Tinsley Lavane Waldrop Beverly Ware Joan Washington Joan Whitson Beverly Willcut Julia Williams Lillian Wilson Diane Womack GAYLE DEDMAN Chaplain MISS BOYD Sponsor NOT PICTURED Jane Self J ean Smith Nan Yarbrough Sylvia Barton Elizabeth Bradley Maudie Britnell Norma Britnell Phyllis Burns Becky Burttram Linda Cosper Judy Eley Donna Guthrie Frances Hicks Trudi Little Lynn Logan Melba Mathews Lynette Moebes Patsy Moore Linda Quick Margaret Quick Margaret Seale Marie Self Janice Stocks Gayle Turner Linda Waidc Peggy Williams Vlanda Williams MAMIE JO CHAMBLEE Secretary SANDRA BRUMBELOE Treasurer ALVEXA HOLMES BECK IE ROPER President Vice-President ? f MLMI ROBINSON Reporter MISS LEE Sponsor Senior If- Dt eend NOT PICTURED Molly Connell F.louise Hewitt Betty Jones Rose Mangina Charlotte Peters Runetta Todd Linda Hulsey Jcrrie Hunt Martha Jones Janice Livingston Virginia Lyles Ruby Jean McCuliy Annie Lou O’Neal Gwen Phillips Kay Reeder Genevieve Sims Mablc Sims Linda Steele Margaret Stocks Mary Rac Stuedcman Mark ha Todd Betty Ware Judy Wills Elisa Williams Rose Mangina; Anita Harper; Phyllis Ball, HEAD MAJORETTE; Jean Harris; Faye Burdette; Juoy Chesser; Elsie Hochholzer. I he Hewitt- ITussville High School Band has had a very busy and successful year under the guidance of a new director, Mr. Sidney Wigon. Many of the members have received top honors in the All County and All State Bands. Each year the band participates in many parades, which this year included the Dental Clinic Parade and the Ensley Christmas Parade. They give tw’o concerts each year, one during the Christmas season and the other in the late spring. The band is aided greatly by the Band Parents Club which consists of the parents of the students in the band. junior FIRST ROW: Jimmy Hargrove, Brooks Temple, Joe Martinis, Martha Taggart, Bob Causey, Mike Curtin, Joyce Allen. SECOND ROW: Mary Crick, Ronnie Vann, Robert Taylor, Roger Wilder, Alva Johnson, Bob Lancaster, Jimmy Slater. THIRD ROW: Mr. Wiggon, Ricky Parker, Jimmy Lee, Bobby Sparks, Patrick Riley, Joan Shirley, Colleen Hitchcock, FOURTH ROW: Barbara Goodson, Emily Faucett, Tim McGuire, Durwood Smith, C. J. Jacquemin. io nA BRASS: Richard Talley, Chris Conway, Don Soule, Don Baucum, Kenneth Friday, Skipper Jordan, Tnlmadge Callahan, Tim Thornton, Larry Whitehead, Ray Fou-shce, James Herron, Bobby Franklin, Larry LeBerte, Jimmy Cox, Richard Franklin, Martin Sparks. PERCUSSION:. Martha Jean Butler, Bobby Prescitt, Merle Bathhurst, Andy Johnson, Jimmy Vanllouten, Billy Sims. REED: Clco Kilgore, James Watkins, John Davis, Tommy Goodwin, Mike Reich, Joyce Self. George Dover, Juanita Lancaster,. Carolyn Reed, Jeanette Skelton, Billy Wilcox, Linda Richey, F'red Zeigler, Steve Charlton, C.J. Jacquemin, Robert Talley, Bobby Prescitt. euj wu The Choral Department is one of the fastest growing departments in school. W'c have the Mixed Chorus, two Senior Girls’ Glee Clubs, one Senior Boys’ Glee Club, and two groups of Junior boys and girls. All of the Senior High School groups compete in the District and State Contests, and under the very capable guidance of Mrs. McKinnon, they received two '’Superior” and one Excellent” ratings last year The Choral Department gave an excellent performance of Victor Herbert's Fortune Teller” during the Festival of Arts, and the Christmas Concert was most unusual and inspiring. m .j a or us FIRST ROW: John Sims, Wayne Lowe. Suzanne Moncrief, Jean Jones, Gerry Wheeler, Carol Chinn, Diana Henderson, Doug Pylant, Elsie Hochholzer, Becky Roper, Norma Britnell. SECOND ROW: Don Wood, Brenda Ayres, Lynettc Moebes, Margaret Quick, Shirley Love, Patsy Jennings, Katie Clark, John Acker, Kenneth Womack, Edna Marbury, Ann Jones, Mrs. McKinnon. THIRD ROW: Geraldine Jones, Betty Dooley, Wayne Parker, Dick Smith, Judy Wills, Kay Reeder, Wanda Yarborough, Billy Barnard, Tommy Robbins, Margaret Branham, Linda Hulsey. FIRST ROW: Kenneth Womack, Wayne I.owe, Jimmy Waldrop, Jerry Webb, Bill Hancock, John Moor. SF.COND ROW: Hoke Brantley, Billy Barnard, Gary Yarborough, Don Parrish, Pat Amari, Lymon Lovejoy, Lloyd Kizzire, Veto LaSalle. THIRD ROW: Larry Cox. Don Wood, Edward Allen, Donald Langston, Tommy Robbins, Larry McCrory, Charles Cox, Paul Cranford, Lester Tucker. Senior FIRST ROW: Gail Williams, Patsy Ferguson, Martha St. John, Linda Quick, Flaine Gallaspy, Sue Bradley, Kay Glenn, Brenda Ayres. SECOND ROW: Patsy Owensby, Janice Edge, Jane Eldridge, Shirley Bell, Dedy Hand, Virginia Holland, Ann Bilbro, Linda Garner, Charlotte Lambert, Shirley Trull, THIRD ROW: Brenda Hite, Jerry Hunt, Becky Roper, Christine Lyons, Ruth Bradley, Sandra Boutwcll, Janice Huckaby, Sandra Lay-field, Gail Turner, Esther Glass, Rebecca McCullough. FIRST ROW: Sue Dennis, Ann Lee, Jane-Self, Sandra Billingsly, Doris Hale, Lou Todd, Nina Fuller, Freya Brasher, Jenny Goodwin, Donna Ruth Phillips, Margie Davis. SECOND ROW: Linda Weems, Beverly Willcutt, Kay Hayden, Barbara Glover, Jaye Bosworth, Ruby Smith, Janice Epps, Charlotte Samples, Janice Stocks, Nancy Sitz, Bonnie Calvert, Pat-fcy Samples. THIRD ROW: Shelby Garner, Patsy Sims, Mable Sims, Trudi Little, Sylvia Camp, Billie Jean Moore, Betty Ann Keith, Sue Butler, Kay Sholes, Par Myers, Linda Bingham, Shirley Robbins. FIRST ROW: Janet Sizemore, Linda Dunn, Flsic Coffey, Doris Brown, Ann Brown, Glenda Martin, Rita Fortner, Sheila Crowe. Hannah Williams. SECOND ROW: Vlary Frances Faster, Sue Robinson, 3ndra Sims, Phyllis Smith, Joy Skelton, Rhonda Searcy, Cheryl Adams, Carol ton, Phyllis Wood. THIRD ROW: Betty Lou Burnett, Fannie McEntyre, Claudia Carlisle, Sandra Rogers, Jean Skelton, Janice Hall, Donna Hollingsworth, Judy Falkinburg, Linda Wilkins. FIRST ROW: Jerry Mathews, Danny Limb a ugh, Gary Day, Kenny Goodwin, Robert Praytor, Clark Kirsch, Ned Self, Jimmy Ferguson, James Reese, Steve Bowen, Joel Jones, Charles McFarlin, David Barber, Rodney Self. SECOND ROW: Betty Walker, Pat Acton, Sabra Jones, Harricttc Taylor, Joyce Mullins, Judy Thompson, Donna Morris, Donna Burr, Sally Sutter, Barbara Hooper, Lynn Moor, Donna Thompson, Jill Thomas, Joyce Hyde, Linda Shrader. THIRD ROW: Gail Roebuck, Kay Parrish, Sherry Walton, Diane Burdette, Melba Burns, Linda Simmons, Patsy Elliott, Sue McSwccncy, Carolyn Weems, Shirley Melvin, Judy Billen, Kathy Darden, Audry Glass, Dor-orthy Stidham. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Woodall, Robbie Pass, V’Flna Garner, Sue Dover, Becky Butler, Carol Tinsley, Glenda Goodwin, Glenda Upton, Sandra Freeman, Leigh Acker, Verna Sue Martin, Martha Hollingsworth, Polly Franklin, Dianne Lowe, Barbara Best. FIFTH ROW: Miss Boyd, Ann Hardin, Betty Smith, Lou Ann Brickner, Patricia Jones, Judy Williams. ft VERNA SUE MARTIN President SANDRA FULLER Vice-President SANDRA FREEMAN Secretary patsy braden Secretary ROBBIE PASS Treasurer MRS. HUTCHESON Sponsor future omemaRerA o. herd of menca The Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of pupils studying homcmak-ing in junior and senior high schools of the United States and Territories. These pupils have built an organization of their own in which they may develop social qualities and promote better home life for themselves and their families. Leona Braden Diane Burdette Melba Burns Becky Butler Nancy Cole Kathy Darden Patsy Elliott Laraine Falkinburg Sheila Fisk Polly Franklin Joy Freeman V’EIna Garner Audrey Glass Ann Hardin Kathryn Hicks Jeanette Hodge Martha Hollingsworth Joanne Hollis Barbara Hooper Gayle Hyde Mary Jones Pat Jones Sabra Jones Dianne Lowe tanet Mardis inda Me Cay Barbara McCoy Shirley Melvin Lynn Moor Sharon Murray Shirbey Owens Gay Richards Patricia Shadix Carolyn U'eems Nancy Woodall 4-Jf CLL „f _j, m erica Sponsored by the Extension Service of the United States Department of Agriculture. The National 4—H Club Emblem is the 4—Leaf Clover with the letter H in each leaflet. The 4-H’s represent the equal training of the Head, Heart, Hands, and Health. The 4—Leaf Clover signifies Good Luck and Achievement . THE PLEDGE I pledge My Head to clearer thinking. My Heart to greater loyalty, My Hands toTarger service, and My Health to better living, For my Club, my Community, and my Country. MOTTO TO MAKE THE BEST BETTER The purpose of 4-H Club work is to train all rural boys and girls between the ages of 10 and 21 in better methods of farm and home practices and to develop those traits of leadership and citizenship that will be useful to them regardless of occupation in later years. On the following pages we present the eight 4—H Clubs of Hcwitt-Trussville High School. BETTY DOOLEY President GERALDINE IONES MARTHA LESLIE CHARLOTTE LAMBERT MRS. GUTHRIE Vice-President Secretary- Song Leader Sponsor Treasurer (? . Jen tor 4-JJCful NOT PICTURED Carol Friday Inge Nue Hale Mary Ruth Bradley Sandra Boutwcll Sara Franklin Peggy Gilbreath Fayrene Hines Joan McEntyrc Lucrctia Parker Carolyn Pray tor Betty Ware JOAN SIMMONS Secretary SHELBY GARNER Treasurer JEAN SAXON VIRGINIA HOLLAND President Vice-President A I v JOYCE RYAN Song Leader MRS. HANDLED' Sponsor Senior 4-JJ CU Ann Bilbro Geraldine Dumas Peggy Layficld Patty Burr Emogcnc Eady Jackie Me El wee June Cooper Shirley Hallmark Peggy McGinnis NOT PICTURED Betty Davis Laura Sanders Carol Self Shirley Trull Madlyn Me El wee Marie Murphy Patsy Owensby Joan Reed Cloe Odeneal Rachel Payne ' Doris Shaw SHIRLEY LOCKHART Secretary MARY THORNTON Treasurer Sponsor junior QJU-M eu FIRST ROM': Linda Marks, Rebecca Hodge, Jane Eldridge, Mary Thornton, Charlene McClung, Sue Stone, Leanna Weaver, Beverly Rotton, June Harris, Linda Weems. SECOND ROW: Jean Mayo, Freya Brasher, June Whitson, Charmaine Green, Carol Burch, Doris Hale, Bonnie Calvert, Linda Frye, Suzanne Quinn, Martha Taylor. THIRD ROW: Barbara Glover, Shirley Robbins, Patricia May-field, Cathryn Cole, Myra Black, Myrtle Higdon, Mrs. Kelso. FOURTH ROW: Janice Edge, Elouise Phillips, Shirley King, Patricia Myers, Linda McClendon, Pat Praytor, Gail Quick, Shirley Lockhart, Juanita Tillman, Patricia LeCroy, FIFTH ROW: Dorothy Watts, Barbara Cox, Linda Hagwood, Patricia Carpenter, Patsy Layfield, Dorothy Tyler, Patsy Sims. RUBY HIGDON Vice-President MARGARET HAMILTON Secretary Sponsor junior 4-JJ CU NOT PICTURED Betty Lou Burnett Elsie Coffey Linda Melvin Mary Praytor Brenda Smith Cecilc Burlison Barbara Byars Jo Ann Cole Sylvia Driggers Mary Easter Sue Evans Barbara Goodson Annette Marvell Joyce Hill Anita Irwin Carol Johnson Joyce Kelly Betty Leathers Martha McAvoy Theresa McClendon Barbara McCullough Fannie McEntyre Linda Mize Mary Murphy Faye Myers Betty Nichols Charlotte Page Sharon Powell Paula Ratliff Terry Reynolds Sue Robinson Sandra Sims Sandra Smith JOHN WACHS President THOMAS HALLMARK Secretary-Treasurer “ MR. STEPHENS Sponsor BUDDY HOWELL(Not pictured) Vice-President Senior Soys’ 4-JJ CLl FIRST ROW: George Snider, William Richards, Kenneth Kizzire, Billy Graves, Charles McKee, Joe Tidwell, Jack Collins, Corky Roberts, Leonard Beck, Carl Walls. SECOND ROW: Jerry Montgomery, Benny Riddle, Douglas Deese, Ernest Hollingsworth, Billy Chappelle, Ronny Henderson, Jack Bradford, Ronald Green, Charles Nail, Jimmy Deese, Mr. Stephens. THIRD ROW: Charles Moncrief, Horace Pannell, Thomas Hallmark, John Wachs, Jack Goolsby, Larry Hullctt, Billy Dickinson, Elwin Goodwin, Tom Hart. FOURTH ROW: Gene Vaughn, Billy Brumbeloe, Lloyd Ingram, Jerry Hollingsworth, Wayne Smith, Clyde Dykes, Buddy Howell, Bobby Cleland, J.A. Cox, Buddy Allen. FIFTH ROW:Roy Peoples, Kenneth Maddox, Butch Perry, James Eady, Millard Allison, Earnest Goble, Johnny Day, Howard Chappelle, Richard Montgomery, Larry W’hite-head, Larry Cox. 526740 WAYNE HOGG BOBBY FRANKLIN DOUGLAS HILL DAVID LOVVORN MR. CHANDLER President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor NOT PICTURED Don Berry Jimmy Blankenship Jeff Bonnctt Larry Clements Michael Feltman Roy Jones Danny Lyles Johnny Martin Jimmy Butler Billy Cleland Jimmy Crawford Edward Crittenden Ernest Daniel Keith Davidson Larry Davis John Densmore Gene Edwards Billy Foster Ray Gaddis Harry Golsan Joe Graves David Hill Randy Hines Jimmy Jackson Bobby Kizzire Joe Kuehn ViTO Sewell Livingston Bobby Looney Lymon Lovejoy Joe Mangina Jim Richardson Butch Tompkins FIRST ROW: Robert Wilson, Charles Smith, Bud Marks, Norman Odeneal, Joe Martinis, Joey Kelley, Bill Lambert, James Harmening, Frank Eady. SECOND ROW: Tommy Coker, Jimmy Slater, Joey Smith, Gene Hicks, Bob Lancaster, Burtis Cummings, Buster Baker, Mrs. Rhodes. THIRD ROW: Harold Hatchet, Doug Chasteen, O’Neal Benefield, Don Daniel, Frank Elgin, Freddy Morgan, Gene Hitchcock. u n ior 9 A 4-MCU FIRST ROW: John Marsh, Dan Lambert, Larry Sanders, Glenn Harris, Richard Faulkner, Billy Swader, Ronald Johnson. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Dodd, Donny Brown, Wayne Roper, Danny Lim-baueh, Cary Hunt, A.W. Kirby, Mickey McDuffie, Miss Marshall. THIRD ROW: Kenneth McDaniel, Jack Brumbough, I.arry McLaughlin, James Stidham, William Quarles, James Inzer, Herman Mor-gan. Another fast growing department at Hewitt is Mechanical Drawing. Under the very capable guidance of Mr. Bostick, the mechanical drawing students have organized a club whose purpose is to further knowledge of mechanical arts and to help supply needed c-quipment in the mechanical drawing room. MR. BOSTICK Sponsor GUY GOODWIN President TOM McKAY Vice-President GARY ADKINS Secretary- Treasurer FIRST ROW: Clifton Peoples, Fred Brown, Robert White, Buster Ingram, Gary McRcynolds, Eugene Armstrong, Jerry Vann, Dick Britt, Johnny Steele, Bill Hancock, Richard Montgomery, D.D. Ferguson. SECOND ROW: David Crawford, Bill Mobbs, Stanley Bailey, Thomas Stuedeman, Lcnnic Shaw, Carl Bryan, Gary Adkins, Thomas McCay, Billy Dinken, Jerry Jones, Mike Falkinburg, Roger Buford, Mr. Bostick. THIRD ROW: Thomas McGuire, Guy Goodwin, Wilburn Keith, Jim Miller, Paul Lawson, Slatz Glenn, Lloyd Kizzire, Sidney Barton, Jerry Vann, James Sims, Sam Hamrick. FOURTH ROW: Dave Richardson, Harace Ray, Gordon MacLean, Wayne Green, Henry Sims, James Poe, Jim Robinson, Neil Self. ►S ml A— f ' I ' 3j5 .JSSl'! fiSSHS - • , Daniel Nichols Phil Owings I . '� LINDA HUNT Treasurer MR. AROMI Sponsor James Watkins James Williamson Bill Wheeler Buddy Wright uux, American Junior Red Cross Chapters are members of the American Red Cross which is a national organization and a member of the League of Red Cross Societies, an international organization. We have two chapters in our school. One is composed of representatives from the Junior High School and the other from the Senior High School. Members are selected from each homeroom on the basis of their desire to serve. Junior members of the American Red Cross serve others in many ways. Each chapter decides which activities are of the most service in its community. All activities, however, center around five emphases: SERVICE, HEALTH, INTERNATIONAL UNDERSTANDING, CITIZENSHIP, and INTELLIGENT LEADERSHIP. Jm erica n u n ior l ed (roJJ We believe in service for others, for our country, our community, and our school; in health of mind and body to fit us for greater service; and in working for better human relations throughout the world. We have joined the American Junior Red Cross to help achieve our aims by working together with members everywhere in our own and other lands. Our project for this year was to fill stockings for veterans at Christmas. FIRST ROW; Donna Thompson, Eddie Webster, Allen Dorsctt, Lowell Wamick, Sharon Murray, Steve Quick, Carol Watson. SECOND ROW: Judy Billen, Jean Skelton, Kristin Williams, Linda McCay, Sandra Fuller, Glenda Goodwin, Mrs. Ormond. THIRD ROW: Billie Sue Roberson, Jimmy Norris, James Sims, David Garlington, Linda Borgcr, Carol Akins, Barbara Goodwin. FOURTH ROW: Linda Hunt, Linda Mize, David McGowan, James Inzer, Gene Swader. M AUDI It BRITNELL Vice-President LINDA QUICK Secretary SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CHAPTER We Serve” BILLY BARNARD Treasurer MRS. SCRUGGS Sponsor The children of the world with our welfare projects, Our teachers and classmates by improving our school. Our neighbors who are victims of disaster, Ourselves by serving these others. NOT PICTURED Jaye Bosworth Gloria Cone Buddy Howell Linda McClendon Larry Minton Helen Poulos Linda Weems Dean Willeford June Whitson Houston Wilder Richard Barnett Roger Buford Betty Burton Chris Conway Paul Cranford Bonny Dorrough Jane Eldridge Nancy Fodge Carol Friday Slatz Glenn Billy Graves Wayne Hogg Thelma Holmes Linda Hulsey Pam Kilgore Charlotte Lambert Richard Lyle Christine Lyons Charleston Mayfield Jane Miller Jerry Montgomery Neal Murphy Bobby Purcell Margaret Quick Lynda Simmons Nancy Sitz Lester Tucker Betty Ware Jerry Webb Peggy Williams FIRST ROW: Don Bau-cum ,Alva Johnson. Skipper Jordan, Mike Curtin, Jimmy Hargrove. SECOND ROW: Larry Mcwboum, Albert Folse, Marlowe Taylor, Kenneth Friday, Jerry Aldridge, Mrs. ' Ormond. THIRD ROW: Tommy Robbins, Donald Wood, Tony Hodges, Roger Jensen, Gary Jones. Louis Soule, Wayne Parker. BETTY HOOPER President JANICE HUCKABY Secretary-Treasurer MISS FULTON Sponsor Joyce Baker Merle Bathurst The Writers Club is new at Hewitt this year. The purpose of its organization is twofold: (1) to encourage potential writers in all fields but particularly in the creative writing field, (2) to encourage and promote an interest in literature and the arts. Each member has an opportunity to read and criticise writing of his own. He is encouraged to enter various writing contests, both local and national. Members are selected on the basis of an active interest in writing and literature. J aye Bos worth Kay Glenn Brenda Hite Mary Van Horn NOT PICTURED Genie Ziegler Gayle Williams JIMMY WHEELER RONALD DUKE President Vice-President KENNY GOODWIN Secretary JIMMY FERGUSON Treasurer MR. MARSH Sponsor WoJJ i'pLn FIRST ROW: Donald McWhorter, Terry Quick, Douglas McWhorter, Bailey Channel, Lowell Warnick, Terry Anderson, Ronnie Mackey, Billy Cummings, Alan Dorsett, Robert Nichols, Eugene Britnell, SECOND ROW: Billy Bosworth, Ronnie Allcorn, Larry Davis, Donald Dunagan, Joel [ones, Phillip Norris, Jackie Needham, Grant Mitchell, Jimmy Jennings, Jimmy Ferguson, Bob Cospcr. THIRD ROW: Larry Bailey, Ralph Wadsworth, Douglas Helms, James Prestidgc, Mardis Morgan, Lee Handley, Allen Golson, William Jones, Charles Williams, Keith Mardis, Ralph Rhodes. FOURTH ROW: James Norris, Rusty Davis, Don Walker, Larry Attison, Jimmy Wheeler, Ronnie Duke, Kenny Goodwin, David Whetstone, Bob Wilder, Coach Marsh. FIRST ROW: Lloyd Wilson, David Allcorn, Nickey Littlefield, Bo Montgomery, Thomas McGuire. SECOND ROW: Geraldine Keith, Betty Dooley, Betty Burton, Martha Tillman, Lillian Wilson, Rebecca Hodge, Judy Young, Patricia Carpenter. THIRD ROW: Connie Boone, Reba Burns, Linda McClendon, Elizabeth Reese, Helen Poulos, Billie Moore, Margaret Stocks, Norma Britncll, Joyce Ryan, Nancy Taggart, Mrs. Wallace. The library assistants do a fine job of taking care of the library. They are in charge of checking the books in and out and keeping the books in order. Issislants rivers FIRST ROW: Tommy Crowe, Lloyd Ingram, Tom Hart, David Ray. SECOND ROW: Mrs. McCrory, Mrs. Chandler, Mrs. Vann, Mrs. Gamble, Mr. Calhoun, Mrs. Little. THIRD ROW: John Wachs, Mr. Morgan, Mr. Leathers, Mr. Allman, Thomas Hallmark. The bus drivers in our school enjoy a reputation for safety and courtesy on our highways. We want to thank these people for carrying us safety to and from school. No other job. in school holds a greater responsibility. Our hats are off to you—for a job well done. Office SVA i tants The students who work in the office help Mrs. Sutter and Mrs. Lovvorn in everyday tasks—collecting absentee lists, cutting stencils, running errands, and doing other incidental iobs. They are: Becky Burttrum, Betty Reed, Ruth Richey, and Tommy Crowe. CjulJ, ance OlAAidtantA The guidance assistants help Miss Tyler in the guidance office by filing, running errands, and doing other needed jobs. They are: Linda Bowen, Joyce Murphy, and Sylvia Barton. room The lunchroom staff provides us with delicious and nutricious meals all through the year. Mrs. McGowan, Mrs. Chandler, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Keith, Mrs. Allcorn, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Vann, Mrs. Crow, Mrs. Hedgepeth, Mrs. Gamble, Mrs. Norton, Mrs. Vann. The Rebeloires Eigil got tapped Another Sputnik? totaUy Tie'ur phase of high. scKool Life, for £cgl( S fke orga-n.lz.ed sports program. SfuJenf Body President Gerry Whee(er e p(ouns ■footba({ to E(.giL- official nov Hewitt-Trussville 9. ?j Clinic bid vs. Fairfield The Urv U-Tnis vi c Htlft Vies this morning wove named o oppose v Airfield in the Denial Cl j ic C« a mo, Thursday, Nov. IV a l.egion Field. . l a tm vl n£ at i‘oun v touches v� h, C. W Phillips, superintended ot high schools lor Jcitorson County. Piggy NWlcheU’s loam was ihe choice over Warrior. coached hy Paul Arthur. Hewill who won a t night. 33 0, over WlcAdory. fimvhed ‘is season with a 6-3-0 record in county p ay. Us percentage is .714. and on the basis of a point system set up in the county league, had a total of 1 .4 points. v UU OR. V INNF.U r� -0 oser l.ceds. Friday night B-i-l in the league, for a percentage of AY and a point total of The Oak Grove-Corner s.ame. that might havd nffectod Warrior' , x iUon. was poned because Each year during the week of November 1 1th, two teams are selected from among the fourteen high schools in Jefferson County to play in a Championship football game at Legion Field. This game is sponsored by the Jefferson County Council of Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Birmingham Oistrict Dental Society. The proceeds from the game are used to purchase and maintain mobile dental units to provide free dental service for school children whose parents are not able to pay for it. were proud that our team was selected for the game this year. er routing McAdory, 33-0- Huskies set for classic r! Regrouping their forces for 33-0. one of uetr mont impressive Anc games of the season, the Hew- Mitch ltt-Tni«vHle Huskies rocked for if; the McAdory Yellow Jackets, half the Children's Dental Clinic ■225'dst Fafrfleld at Le« rlossic opposite Hueytowo. It didn't appear that they'd be In the middle of things cbanmion- him back ■JS-0 final yard and and from on th VgORDON MacLEAN luskies wormed to o End Jim . jUp. A ley Hall, Guard Buddy cnon-dler, Center Guy Goodwin proved to be mighty big men for Hewitt. Miller was on the receiving end of three passes, intercepted another and re covered a McAdory fumble. Hall, in top physical trim for the first time in week , was a tower of strength in the line with Chandler. And little Goodwin, one of the smallest men on the field, was one of its biggest as a leather-popping Imc-backcr. Hew] times tory Hewitt 33. 6 Hewitt 19. 0 Hewitt 20. 0 Hewitt 8.. Warrior 12 Hewitt 6.. 18 Hewitt 24. 7 Hewitt 6.. Fairfield 33 Hewitt 19. 13 Hewitt 33- 0 Hewitt 14..(Clinic). Fairfield 28 MERIWETHER LONG Captain WAYNE GREEN Co-Captain DootlJf IJardity (fuacl FIRST ROW: Gary Yarborough, Dick Smith, Guy Goodwin, Bubba Long, Capt., Gerry Wheeler, Steve Reed, Bobby Crenshaw, Ray Hickman, Gary Yarborough. SECOND ROW: Gordon MacLean, Millard Green, Hoke Brantley, Jim Miller, Layne Nall, Dave Richardson, Doug Dyer, Jerry Jones, Eddie Bruce. FHIRD ROW: Orrin Shaw, Harrison Keith, Klein Bowen, Buddy Chandler, Wayne Green, Whaley Hall, David Waid, John Sims. Coac Coach Marsh Coach Mitchell Coach Chandler kia, Staff m ana 9eri Buddy Allen James Sims HEWITT 20, SHADES VALLEY 0 f Senior oCclL ermen KLIEN BOWEN JERRY JONES GUY GOODWIN tUa HARRISON KEITH 4 .. .:v' MERIWETHER LONG to Captain % 48 VfeV, 7 « '■w .7 1 .5 . y ‘ ‘•r’ ' '■' Vk -V V yi-t . - [ 98 ] — ’“T ;‘s . IVs •_ .■?£ J. ‘ isff? • 1 • ■• . a eer Lai erS Every time our football team chalks up a victory, our cheerleaders can do likewise; for in the role of morale-builders they. arc indispensable. They perform well their job of inspiring others with their own spirit of Hewitt High School. Kay Reeder, Suzanne Moncrief, Patsy Jennings, Brenda McFrancis, Diana Henderson, Jane Harrell. Mary Jane Amari, Alternate; Carol Chinn, Head Cheerleader. junior ( heerieaderd Our Junior Cheerleaders have done a wonderful job leading cheers at all the Junior and B” Team games. Well done, girls! Beverly Ware Rita Fortner Glenda Martin Sue Dennis Rhonda Searcy Joan Washington Janice Hall Shirley Bell Jenny Lynn Goodwin, Alternate, Martha St. John, Head Cheerleader FIRST ROW: Wally Riggins, Paul Cranford, Arthur Moore, Joe Johnson, Jimmy Thomas, Johnny Castleberry, Wayne Hogg, Joe Kuehn, Skipper Brock, Jimmy Sloan, Fred Brown. SECOND ROW: Coach Chandler, Millard Green, Bobby Franklin, Dick Smith, Donald Parrish, Andy Sims, David Lowom, Tommy MeBrayer, Tommy Wheeler, Gary Yarborough, Larry Hicks, Benny Price. Co-Captains, Dick Smith and Gary Yarborough. J3- Jeam uni or Jeam FIRST ROW: Jimmy Wheeler, David Barber, Ronald Duke, Lee Handley, Johnny Hare, Chipper Stewart, Wayne Riggins, Ray Soileau, Ronald Buffington, Skipper F.sslinger, Jack Carreker, Bailey Channell. SECOND ROW: Coach Marsh, Lowell Warnick, Jackie Needham, Ned Self, Bob Tarrant, Milton Bates, Kenneth McDaniel, Kenneth Wilder, Mickey McDuffie, Rivon Smith, Jimmy Thornton David McGowan, Tom MacLean. ace The Turkey Day Race, sponsored by the H” Club, is an annual event which takes place on the day before Thanksgiving. Any boy in the Senior High School who does not go out for track may enter. The races is a mile and a quarter around the Mall and the winner receives a turkey as prize. The finish. ace The winner, Larry Minton. This year for the first time a Cake Race was held for the seventh grade boys only. It is held in the early fall and the course is around the Big Mall. The winner is presented with a cake which is made in the Home Kconomics Department. The girl who does the most work on the cake presents it. GUY GOODWIN President DAVE RICHARDSON Vice- President CAROL CHINN Secretary-Treasurer 'XCLl The members of the H” Club are the cheerleaders and those boys who have lettered in any of these sports: baseball, basketball, wrestling, and football. The HM Club is paying for the new hoods bought for the football team. They sponsor the Cake Race, the Turkey Day Race, and the Junior-Senior football and basketball games. Their project for this year is to raise money for a press box on the football field. FIRST ROW: Brenda McFrancis, Diane Henderson, patsy Jennings, Kay Reeder, Carol Chinn, Mary Jane Amari, Suzanne Moncrief, Jane Harrell. SECOND ROW: Wally Riggins, Robert White, Ray Hickman, Gerry Wheeler, Tommy Wheeler. THIRD ROW: Guy Goodwin, Dickie Smith, James Sims, F.ddic Bruce, Hoke Brantley, David Waid. FOURTH ROW': Dave Richardson, Bubba Long, Buddy Chandler, Jim Miller, Orrin Shaw. FIFTH ROW: John Sims, Gordon MacLean, Harrison Keith, Wayne Green, Wendell Holmes, Klien Bowen, Jim Robinson. MRS. WALKER...... MARGARET BRANHAM PAT NEEDHAM...... SHIRLEY LOVE..... BRENDA McFRANCIS.. GLORIA NEWTON.... .........Sponsor ......President ..Vice-President .......Secretary ......Treasurer ........Chaplain C. The purpose of the Girls’ Athletic Club is to promote good sportsmanship and school spirt, and to maintain high personal standards. Our project for this year will be to provide the neccessary e-quipment for the installation of the water fountain in the girls’ athletic department. Members of the G.A.C. are chosen for their character, scholarship, and sportsmanship, and are selected by the members with the approval of the sponsor. FIRST ROW: Judy McKee, Pat Needham, Catherine Scharf, Suzanne Moncrief, Brenda McFrancis, Joan Reed, Becky Burttram. SECOND ROW : Joyce Lyons, Margaret Branham, Patsy Jennings, Jean Harris, Frances Hicks, Patsy Moore, Judy Goodwin. THIRD ROW: Faye Burdette, Brenda Cox, Mary Jane Amari, Sherrill McGee, Gloria Newton, Shirley Love. Where's the basketball, girls? Indoor baseball????? And Volley ball. Calisthenics, MERIWETHER LONG BaA.tUlt Senior GUY GOODWIN JEROME MONTGOMERY r tT: HARRISON KEITH FIRST ROW: Wendell Holmes, Jerry Montgomery, Guy Goodwin, Leonard Beck, David W'aid, Meriwether Long. SECOND ROW: Coach Chandler, Fmmerson Hart, Jim Miller, Whaley Hall, Jim Robinson, Harrison Keith, Steve Reed. 8- Deam FIRS! ROW: Walter Chesser, Harold Needham, Dickie Smith, John Brock, Johnny Castlebury. 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