Hueytown High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Hueytown, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1953 volume:

THE 1953 RETROSPECT HUEYTOWN HIGH SCHOOL f -jgj r?i . ■ ’■ HUEYTOWN, ALABAMA Civics! Doing something! Not just reading! Martha Creagh, Paul Hayes, and Jack Morgon, are studying how the President is elected. This is part of their citizenship education. American history! Not just one book but lots of books! Fiction, biography, magazines. It takes many things to tell the story of our country. These students, James Stroiton, Sue White, Don Duke and Henry Holmes are reading current history in the library. I hear the students singing merrily about the school For each is happy and cheerful and tries to practice the Golden Rule. Listen in the typing room-can you hear it? The noisy hum as the typists send out songs of the busy workers. Then to the Chemistry lab; We see the song in the faces os the students complete each experiment and hastily clean the lab. In the shop the boys ore busy But still their hearts sing a merry tune of work well done. —Patsy Gizelar. Some of the bc:l advice of the ages comes from Shakespeores pen and reading Shakespeare is fun if it includes doing other things. Glenda Jackson, Gamer Bingham and Mary Ann McCollum are looking over models of Shakespeare's time. Math is needed in engineering courses in college. Many students enter this field, and are preparing for it. Kelley Nesmith is explaining a solid geometry problem. Home and Fomily Relations! Personality Study, How to Choose a Partner for the Future, Getting along with Others, these and many other topics are guide-posts to help us learn to live better. Joan Hosmer, Dick Shelby, Jimmy Parkel, Nell Nichols, are in the library looking up additional information for this course. Driving, a new course to improve sofety on the road. Mrs. Cook is teaching Lawrence Glass how to moke a right turn. Spanish or Latin? Which should I take? Is Latin a ' dead language? Will Spanish help me in college? These are many questions which baffle newcomers to our school. Here Norma Wade, (standing) helps answer these questions, as will Larry Scott, Johnny Simonton, and Joan Golden. w It lasts tr,e ix r£r: a . ••• MunK t� Typing cnoblcs us to earn a living; many begin employment immediately after graduation. Tommy Buckner, Betty Dickinson, Mildred Stone, Nell Olive, Elizabeth Stanton, Howard Winseltt, Betty South, Eloise Dye and Lera McLaughlin. Well dressed! That’s what Home Economics can do. Lucille Wright knows the pleasure of wearing something she mode. °° fun should , Howard cr oil the practice cep our yards perfect. °nd Bif y Burchfield. Science influences every port of our lives and has brought the wonders for us to enjoy. AI Eubank, Coleman Farrington, Walter Fridley, and Bobbie Stewart are learning as they work in the Chemistry lob. S� '““Teacbet ;n“ vnt The Teao 1® 0,WA« (Dug1 ® 1 ME ; tHe c paramount , APP1 , “T'i '00 iRK-k I VlodetaW In our complicated world of today, teachers are the basic foundation for the building of character, personality, and self-reliance. Teachers plan and study that they might be better instructors. Mr. Vines, Mr. Ezell, Mrs. Honderson, Miss McTyeire, and Mr. Marty ore planning the study for the Faculty Meetings of the year. And with such smiles as these it will have to be a good year. Board of Education Dr. I. F. Simmons Mr. George Rogers Mr. W. A. Berry Mr. O. G. Gresham Mr. C. R. Bottenfield Dr. I. E. Kirby, not shown Thoio men give their time and energy to serve the people of Jefferson County. Their task is o big one. In the County this year there ore 45,858 students, many of whom ore transported. We ore happy we hove such men os these ot the heod of our organization. MR. C. W. PHILLIPS, Director of High Schools is our immediate supervisor. His devotion to the cause of education and his understanding of high schools has led to better schools in the County. He is constantly on the alert to be of assistance and his help is appreciated by all of those with whom he works. DR. I. F. SIMMONS is Superintendent of Education. He is a man of wide experience. His keenness and efficiency in directing the affairs of the County Schools hove led to greater opportunities for all. MR. H. F. GILMORE, Principol, Is the representative of the Board of Education in our school. His integrity and strength of character have led us to recognize the importance of putting character first in our development. Mr. Gilmore is never too busy to help a student. Here he is helping Joyce Glenn check her permanent record. MR. WILTON R. BATSON tothemotics—Sponsor future Toothers of America MRS. MILDRED R. BEDINGFIELD MRS. MABEL CAUSEY English—Sponsor Jr. Honor Civics—Sponsor Student Council Society MRS. JESSIE H. CHAMBERS Secretory MR. R08ERT COFIELD English A TRIBUTE TO THE TEACHER The teacher is a prophet; He lays the foundations of tomorrow. The teacher is an artist; He works with the precious clay of unfolding personality. The teacher is a friend; His heart responds to the faith and devotion of his students. MRS. MARGARET COOK driver Training—Sponsor Paper Stoll The teacher is a citizen; He is selected and licensed for the improvement of society. The teacher is an interpreter; Out of his maturer and wider life he seeks to guide the young. The teacher is a builder; He works with the higher and finer values of civilization. The teacher is a color bearer; He leads the way toward worthier tastes, saner attitudes, more gracious manners, higher intelligence. The teacher is a planner; He sees the young lives before him as a part of a great system which shall grow stronger in the light of truth. The teacher is a pioneer; He is always attempting the impossible and v inning out. The teacher is a reformer; He seeks to remove the handicaps that weaken and destroy life. MR. CLARENCE E. COOK Choral Music The teacher is o believer; He ho; abiding faith in the improvability of the race. JOY ELMER MORGAN. MRS. MARIE V. FLOWERS Home Economics—Sponsor Home Arts Club .ARS. ALASKA DIGREGORIO MRS. EDITH EUBANK MR. JOE B. EZELL Typing Sponish, History, Home and Speech, History, Guidance Fimily Relations—Sponsor Sponish Director—Sponsor Usher Club Club MISS EDITH GEISLER Science—Sponsor Science Clu I LOVE TO TEACH I do not know Ihot I could moke entirely clear to an outsider the pleasure I hove in teaching. I hod rather earn my living by teaching than any other way. In my work, teaching is not merely a life work, a profession, an occupation, a struggle; it is a passion. I love to teach. I love to teach as a painter loves to paint, as a musician loves to play, as a singer loves to sing, as a strong man rejoices to run a race. MRS. AIMA GIUESPIE lunch Room Manager MR. ELIJAH O. HERREN Monual Training—Sponior Ushers Club MRS. MARY LOU GRIFFIN librarian MRS. HELEN GILLESPIE Physical Education MRS. LILLIAN HICKS Home Economics. Science MR. JOEL JAMES Bond Director MR. ElVIN J. KIDD Science Teaching is an art—an orf so great and so difficult to master that .a man or woman can spend a long time at it without realizing much more than his limitations and mistakes, and his distance from the ideal. But the main aim of my happy days has been to become a good teacher, just as every architect wishes to be a good architect and every professional poet strives toward perfection. WILLIAM LYON PHELPS. MR. LOUIS MARTY Mathematics. English. Coach TWO TEMPLES A builder buildcd a temple, He wrought it with grace and skill: Pillars and groins and arches All fashioned to work his will. Man said os they saw its beauty It shall never know decay. Great is thy skill O builder: Thy fame shall endure for aye.' A teacher builded a temple With loving and infinite care. Planning each arch with patience, Laying each stone with prayer. MISS CIUSTIE MeTYElRE MRS. NEVA MORAN MRS. ZElPHIA PATE Science—Sponjor Rod Cron, Latin. English—Sponsor Latin Club English Council, Scienco Club MISS LOUISE REESE Molhemoricf MISS MITZI SPARKS Pianist MRS. BESSIE H. STONE Typing, Civics, English MISS ANNA MAUDE SWIFT MR. CHARLES VINES MRS. GLADYS VINES English History, Agriculture, Coach History, Sponsor—Studont Council MR. MELVIN VINES MRS. SARAH WERMUTH MR JAMES WHITSETT Physical Education Coach Commercial Law, Mathematics, Mathematics Sponsor Dramotics Club None praised her unceasing efforts None knew of her wondrous plan For the temple the teacher builded Was unseen by the eyes of man Gone is the builder's temple, Crumbled into the dust; Low lies each stately pillar. Food for consuming rust. But the temple the teacher builded Will last while the ages roll For that beautiful unseen temple Is a child's immortal soul. HATTIE VOSE HALL Seniors Groduotion! The magic of it. Wc are Seniors at last . . idolized by the freshman, respected by the sophmore, envied by the juniors. Realizing that our high school days will soon be over, we are wondering how we will look in caps and gowns. Our Senior Officers! They are lucky . . . imagine the first to be measured for their caps and gowns. They are Betty Bullard Thrasher, Reporter; Al Eubank, Vice President; Rex Waldrop, President; Virginia Mew-born, Secretary-Treasurer. Yes, We arc Seniors! Our goal has been reached. Our next step will b into the world! JERRY ANDERSON ■'Jot ' To moke A‘� m English.” DONALD ARGO DIXIE LEE ASHCRAFT JERREll BAILEY ”To be the head ol ihe house when Dickie J ffecbvg my wife is gone.” Retrospect. Glee Club. Office Staff. ”To hunt wild game in Af.ico” Who Who. “To join Ihe WAF� .” NORMAN BARNETT Ace Football, Track. To get the limit on all game in one season. GARNER BINGHAM lwo-Poinn Footboll. Bote ball, Spom,h Club, Dramotk Club, Cheerleodcr. Manoger To pan English.' YVONNE BLANKENSHIP BONITA BOYD Yabone Glee Club. Girli Trio, Cheerleader, Who i Who “To smile thru hcortochei and tea's oecouie o smile •� like the sunshl.'.o “Bonnie library. Glee Club. Who Who, Re� roipecf. latm Club, St Beouiy. F Dental Clinic Queen 1951 To moke the most ov of hfe. breaking thru a dark cloud. MARY NEll BRASFIEID TOMMY RAY BUCKNER JACKIE BUNN MAR ALICE BURCHFIELD Glee Club, Home Arts Club, Library. “To be successful in everything I undertake. Deacon A little (lottery now and then makes husbands out of single men. Jock To tofce it eosy. Ido If ignorance were bliss, I would be a blister. CHARLES WILLIAM CHAM8ERS CHARLES BURGESS don Caldwell BOBBY CANANT Cacto “To always be happy. Buddr “Slew Foot- Football. Red Cross, Glee Club. Latin Basketball, Football U ' To get a house, o cor, then a wife. A pocketful of sunshine ,4 belt - than a pot of gold “Oicor Football, Track. Monitor. To find a job from II to I? with an hour off for lunch GERTRUDE IUCIUE CLARK Cert Editor of Purple ond Gold, Student Council. Retrospect. Cheerleader. library Stoff, Who t Who. Glee Club. To live ond love, thon I con lough ond be happy JOY YVONNE COX Shorfi Red Cross, Band. Poper Staff, Glee Club, Retrospect. To hook my anchor on a cloud ond rise to the heights of success NORWOOD CROCKER Woody Jr. Honor Society, Science Club. Not to worry. EVELYN LOUISE CONNELL Ebb To soil on o ship of happiness ond on shores of success.' BARBARA GAIL CONNELL Latin Club. To like oil ond love one. VIRGINIA COOLEY Grgi Home Arts, Glee Club. • To be o success ALVORENE COWLEY Renie Office. Dramatic Club, Paper Stoff, Sponsor of Homecoming 51-’ live long, Die young BARBARA ANN CRANFORD Bar hie Glee Club, life is short, why live it in o hurry?' CONRAD CROCKER Connie Glee Club. To make every ploce I go better for my hoving been there. CLYDE JACKSON CROSS DONALD MORGAN DABBS MARY ELLEN DABBS Crock” ''Morynellen' Basketball, Basebal. “To work from 11 to 12 and then Dramatic Club, Retrospect. To be oble to sing like Jerry Lewis. have on hour off for lunch. To always be kmd to dumb animals. especially boys. CHARLES EUGENE DANNER DONALD DAVIDSON GLADYS GRAGG DAVIS BETTY RUTH DICKINSON Chow Boys Quartet, Glee Club. Good, better, best; never let it rest till your good is better and your better it best. Red Latm Club. To be o minister. ' G od Majorette, Monitor. To always be a good wife.1 Dick Dramatic Club, Home Arts, Band, Paper Staff. I'm a man hater, but the Bible says love your enemies. MARLENE ELLIS DORIS ANN ELMORE WILLIAM CECIL ESTES AL EUBANK Butcfi Retrospect, Student Council, F.T.A., Zefce Boggie Monitor, Who's Who, Home Arts. Dental Clinic Queen ‘50. Sr. Beouly, Red Cross. Science Club, Ushers Club, Sr. Closs To join the Woves. Glee Club. Latin Club. Life is short; why live it in a hurry. To win souls os a minister. Officer. Student Council, Who's Who, Retrospect, Paper Stoff. Jr. Honor Society, F.T.A To be a Woman's Home Companion. TERRELL FARR EDGAR ALLEN FARRELL COLEMAN FARRINGTON PEGGY SUE FORlSTER Lick- Football. Boseboll, Basketball. H Club Who's Who. To got a dote. Pot Monitor. 8ateba)l, Bosketboll. I am now ot the brink of o great Career, won't someone shovo me off? Joe Football, Student Council, Bus Driver. To carry in the ploy that mokes the touchdown. Peg library. Retrospect, Paper Staff, F.T.A. Talk she con and folk she will, her tongue is very seldom still. WAITER FRIDLEY Fridley Red Cross, Trock, Student Council. To tell Eskimos electric font. BOBBY GLASS Spud” Bond, lotin Club. To own a flock of bird-dogs. SUE GUIN Susie Junior Honor Society, Science, Office Stoff. To invent o typewriter that doesn't moke errort.” NEIL ElMUS GABLE Round Hoad” To mako o million dollars ond hove a friend for every buck.” MARLENE RUTH GILMORE Monk” Red Crow, Glee Club, Majorette. The only woy to hove a friend it to be one. PATRICIA ANN GIZELAR Pony” Retrospect, Honor Society, Library Science. Paper, Student Council. The good die young. My, I mult take care of mysolf.” O DELL GLENN Dale Home Arts. Dromatic Club, like all, love one. DOROTHY JANE GOOLSBY Donie Dramatic, Paper Stoff. Anything that 11 worth doing is worth doing well. MARGARET GUARNIERI Dope Paper, Dramatic, Retrospect. To be o doctor s ossistont.” PAUL RAY GULLEDGE RONALD GWIN FAYE HARRISON Gu fy Lard Latin Club. Ushers Club. To feed chickens on sowdust ond To invent a typewriter that spells To live for Dixie, fight for Dixie, botch woodpeckers. correctly. ond die for Dixie. GAY HARRISON KENNETH HUEY HASSELL ANTON HITCHFIELD HENDRIX SAMUEL HOLMES “Mullerhead “Punkin Gillie Sam To be successful in everything I Cheerleader, Junior Honor Society, Ushers Club. Cheerleader, Ushers Club, Student undertake. Senior Honor Society, President of To be a perfect husband.” Council, F.T.A., Retrospect, Monitor, Student Council, Bottle Tour, Ushers Who's Who. Club, Who's Who. Not to let studies interfere with my “1 come, 1 sow, 1 whistled.” high school educotion. JIMMY HOLSENBACK ''Lucy'' Ushers Club. Head Marshall, Sfudonl Council, Cheerleader, Who' Who, Glee Club. “To crow on onion with o cucumber and produce a weeping pickle. GERALD HOOPER “Jerry “To enjoy life os much in Ihe future o I hove in ihe post.” FAYE HOSMER Shorty Home Arlj, Rod Cron, Relrotpeel, Monitor, Essay Winner, F.T.A., Glee Club. “Smile my way through worries— lough my woy through life. JOAN MAUDE HOSMER Joonio F.T.A., Library, Glecn Club. To always walk on the sunny sii of ihe street.” CLARA OLIVE HORNE DAN LARRY HOWARD CAROL VIRGINIA HOUSE GRANT HULGAN Olive” F.T.A., Glee Club. To be the perfect wifo to Macon. “Daniel Football, Basketball, Baseball, Student Council, H-Club. Go to college. “Colly Poper Staff, Latin Club, Monitor, “life is one fool thing after another; Love is two fool things after coch “Gabby To be healthy, wealthy ond wise. other. GLENDA ANN JACKSON Glenn Cheerleader, Band, Glee Club, Library, Sponnh Club, Retrospect. To be kind o dumb animali. especially boys.' JERRY INGRAM •‘Speedy'' To be a successful business woman. Retrospect, Home Arts Club. To prove thof all blondes aren't light headed. Betty Dramatic Club. To be a success ond to show the world what I con do. ' DOUGLAS JONES Poddtn Head Dramatics, Latin Club. 'To finish High School. ELAINE JONES lanio Red Cross, Latin, Dramatic Club, Monitor. To trovel in high and never shift gears. MARY ALICE JONES Judy Latin, Dramatics, Glee Club, Red Cross, Office Staff. I'm the only one of my kind. WILLOREE JONES Spanish, Dramatic Club. To always To always be hoppy. DONALD KEITH PATRICIA RUTH KIRKPATRICK CHARNER KNIGHT ALYCIA RUTH KNOWLES ■■Potty Football, Track, Ushers, Paper Staff. Monitor. Glee Club. To be on old soldier and never ' To leave some plain footprints. die. Hoppy Football, Ushers, Glee Club. To be able to understand. Lr'sh Glee Club. F.T.A To olwoyt look for the sunshine but be prepared for the rain. MATTIE LOU LAMB lu or Dromotic Club, Monitor Whot I don t Irnow would moke o great book.'' MARY ALICE LANKFORD Lankio Bond, Dromotic Club, Glee Club. To be o secretary. JUANITA LEITH WALTER CLEMENT LOONEY, JR. Niro'' Tick Monitor, Spanish Club, Rod Cross, Lotln, Glee Club Glee Club, Student Council, Senior To be honest. To be true. To Beauty. right in oil 1 do.” To be o bottci girl. JAMES WILLIAM LOVVORN Jimmy Bo whot you u and not whot you ain't, coute if you ain't whot you ij. you is whot you ain't. EDWARD LAMPKIN lump Ushers Club. To feel sick when oil great men die. NELL MALONE NolM'-o Glee Club. To discover who killed the Sea. CHARLES HENRY MANN Chor i'o Footbolf, Boseboll. Basketball. Dead To find out whot Muderoo means. PAUL MASHBURN HAZEL MUSGROVE MASSEY MARC ANN McCOLLUM MARY ELLEN McCRARY I like work, it foscinotes me, I can sit and watch it for hours. Married Woman Paper Staff, Glee Club. To leave footprints in the sand of time. ”Poodle Dramatic Club, Glee Club, F.H.A., Paper Staff. To marry and raise o football team. Homo Arts, Girl's Trio, Who's Who, Paper Staff, Sponsor '49-51, Beauty Shop Quarter. Glee Club. To climb the ladder of success and grasp the highest star. JAMES LEONARD McKINNON EARL MEEXS VIRGINIA BELLE MEWBORN Ion Football, H-Club. To always bo young. Big Bonzo Foolboll, Ushers Club, H-Club, Paper Staff, Who's Who. If I can't soy what I think, why think it?” Student Council, Sr. Claw Officor, Jr. Honor Society, Sr. Honor Society, Science Club, Paper Stoff, Latin Club. To rido around the world on a Kiddie Kar so I won't havo any puncturet.' EDWARD MILES Buck To join the Navy. ' JUANITA LYNN MILLER Nito Homo Arts, Monitor. ' To build a lodder of stars and climb to the cloud of happiness. TEX MILLICAN Texas Glee Club, 8osketball. 'To be a Methodist Minister.' MARY SUE MORGAN Sue” Home Arts, Dramatic, Latin Club. Sometimes I sit and think, sometimes I just sit. LORETTA NELSON I am a man hater, but the Bible soys love your onemies. KELLEY NESMITH Abo President of Honor Society, Student Council, Science Club. To toke the fust trip to the moon. SABRA NELL NICHOLS Nollio” Office Stoff, Student Council, Home Arts. Latin Club. Who's Who. To own a 'Hudson'. MARY JO OGLESBY Jo” Spanish, Science Club, Jr, Honor Society, Majorette, To be the only one Buddy wants to come home to. Rod Jr. Red Cross, Band, Football, Track. Make the best of lifo and livo happy. RONALD FRANK PAFFE Ronnie ALICE CAROLYN PARKER Coro HAZEL PAGE Sotchel JIMMY PARKEL “Porkul Ushers Club, Jr. Honor Society, Who' Who. To keep on having fun. F.T.A., Poper Staff, Retrospect. To fulfill that certam senior's ombi-tion. Ushers Club, Student Council. To listen to everyone $ advice and then do os I please. Dramatic Club, Latin Club, Retrospect. To livo in hi heart ond pay no rent.' EVA GAY PARKER “tilth Bit'1 Latin Club, Monitor. To weigh ninety pounds. JEAN PARRIS Huwptten Poper Staff, Student Council. Dramatic Club. Monitor, Retrospect To listen to everyone's advice ond then do os I plcose. CANANT PARSONS Tod To kill an elephant.” HERMAN PARSONS Hermey To climb the Saturday Evening Post and toko o look at life. FAYE DOLORES PATE Jr. Honor Society, Lafm Club, Science Club. F.T A„ Band. Glee Club. To be a leader, not o learner. BOBBIE LEE PATTERSON Pinky Student Council, Glee Club, Sponish Club, Red Goss, librory. F.T.A., Sr. Honor Society. To alwoys be funny but never silly. GEORGE POWERS lard So much in so little room. ZUE ELIZABETH PRICE Bette Spanish Club, Glee Club, Poper Staff. To find out what nothing is.” NORMAN PUCKETT Bucket! Trock, Lotin Club To rake an Admiral BIUY RICE 'Chickin'' Editor of Retrosoect. Lotin Club, F.T A., Student Council, Ushers Club, Monitor. PEGGY ROBERTS -Peg” Red Cross, Glee Club. To obtain the things I wont most. RICK ROCKEn ' Spaghetti “When I feel the urge to exercise coming up. I lie down until it posses. To bu Id a custom cor. GORDAN SEALE “Smoky- Football. To do or get who! | go offer.' DICK SHELBY Football, Track, 8osketball, H-Club. “To finish college.” MARY LYNELLE SIMMONS Nellie “To live, love and be happy. CARL DAVID SMITH, JR. Sotchmo Bond To be os big os my brother-in-low CHARLES WILBURN SNIDER Snip F.T.A., Ushers Club To be o colenc'o so I co.s hove my own ales. ROBERT ALLEN STAGGS To never do today what you can put olf until tomorrow. BARBARA STEWART Bobbie Home Arts, Jr. Honor Society, Office Staff, Sr. Honor Society, Red Cross, Gleo Club. “To be o Foreign Missionary SANDRA STONE Sandy Dramatic, Glee Club. To alwoys look for the silver Im'ng ond fmd the sunny sido of life. PHILLIPS MORRIS TATE JIMMIE LEE TAYLOR SHIRLEY TAYLOR PATRICIA ANN TESSNEER Tot Band Red Cross. ' To be on engineer.” Office Stoff. Red Cross. To be the housemother of Delto Chi. Blondi• Pot To be a true blonde.” Spanish Club. $tg. Cog., Who' Who, Glee Club, Cheerleader. Co-editor of Ret., Poper Stoff, F.T.A., Dental Clinic Chairman, Oratorical Winner. To let my laughter be contagious, so others will catch it. EDITH NELL THOMAS Snooks Jr. Honor Society. Glee Club, Spanish Club, Dramatic Club. To keep my mouth shut ond lot people think me stupid rather than open it and let them know it.' BETTY BULLARD THRASHER Chicken Sr. Class Officer, Spanish Club, Essay Winner, Paper Staff, Dramatic Club, Retrospect, Drum Majorette, Monitor. To be the only Throsher Gerald wont to moke hoy with. MARY EVELYN TIDWELL Red- Retrospect. Latin Club, F.T.A., Glee Club. ' Never grow old. EDWARD TINKER tr'ff e Man Ushers Club, Monitor, P. A. System To catch Stalin oil guord ond tot over.” JOSEPH ARCH TUCKER JACK VICE NORMA JENNINGS WADE Archibald Viceroy” ■■Boll Boseball, Latin Club. Retrospect, Basketball. Hi-Club Reporter, Jr. Hon. Soc., Sr. Who's Who Be aware 1 may do something Hon. Soc., Red Cross, Glee Club, Not to wait till fun finds me, but to go ohunting for it.” scnsofionol. Stu. Cou., Spanish Club, Science Club. To always moke Howard happy, and be successful in everything 1 undertake.” REX WALDROP Rex-o l Sr. Class Officer, Science Club, Jr. Hon. Soc., Ushers Club, Retrospect, Stu. Cou., lofin Club, F.T.A., Who's Who. When I leave who will fake my place.” DORIS JEAN WAIKER Tick rock Dromolic, Lolin Club. To be o photographer. JAMES WILBURN WALLACE JO ANN WARD Ushers, Glee Club. Student Council, Jo Who s Who. Monitor, Lolin, Student Council, Glee To hove a head ol genius and a Club, Cheerloodor, Moid for Miss heort full of truth.” Hueytown, Who's Who, Retrospect. To get 35 words a minute in typing. HARRY WARREN Hoirfess Lotin Club. Baseball, Basketball. To get a job working from eleven to twelve and get an hour off for lunch. ALVERINE WATERS SHIRLEY GERALDINE WILSON DONALD WINSLETT Toots Home Arts. To be helpful. Gerny Spanish, Dramatic Club. To be a woman who mokes it cosy for o mon to be a Gentlemon Suob To kill 4 turkeys in one day. PEGGY NELL WOODALL Peg ' Dramatic. Latin, Glee Club Monitor, Retrospect. Never fo'.e life too seriously; you'll never get Out of it olive anyway. Lucy Library, Home Arts. Red Cross. Glee Club. To be hoprr olwoys. in all ways.” LUCILE KATHRYN WRIGHT JEWEL ABERNATHY KAY ADAMS BARBARA ADKINS BILLY ALEXANDER C- B. ALLEN DOUGLAS ANDERSON STELLA ARMSTRONG JERRY BAILEY JAMES BATSON LARRELL beck MARIE BELL JEAN BLACK PEGGY BOWEN MARY LOU BRIDGES ALAN BROWN BARBARA BROWN A. C. BROWNING FOY CRUMP BARBARA DABBS JOHNIE FAYE DABBS PALMER DAVIS SHIRLEY DAVIS JEAN DcFREESE LYNN DeLOACH JACKIE DeMENT BILLY DILL DON DUKE ONA M EUGENE COX RONALD COX NELL CRAWFORD DON CROWDER ELOISE DYE JUANITA DYER JOAN DURBIN CAROLYN EARLEY NEAL EARLEY 8OB0IE ETHRIDGE MARY FAILS JOYCE FARLEY 8OB8Y FARMER EUZA8ETH FARR EVA FINCH BOBBY FLOYD YVONNE FLACK JACK FRANKLIN T. W. FRENCH NORMA GABLE RUBY GALBREATH PAUL GAMBLE CAROL SUE GANUS BILLY GEESLIN REX GILMORE LAWRENCE GLASS JOYCE GLENN JANE GOLDEN PEGGY GOLDEN DONALD GOSSETT JAMES GUTHRIE MERTHA SUE GWIN JANET HALL CHARLOTTE HOLCOMB TERRY HANCOCK ROSALIND HANDLEY ANN HARPER CHARLES HAYES MARGARET HEARTHERLY BILLY HENDERSON MAXINE HOFFMAN HENRY HOLMES JAMES HORNE DELLE HOSMER JOY ANN HOWTON WILLIAM HUDDLESTON EONA HUNNICUTT ANNIE BELL ISAAC SHELLY IVEY WENDELL JACKS AGNES JEFFREY JOE JEFFREY DORIS JENNINGS DORIS JENNINGS DORIS JONES JOHNNY JORDAN ROBERT JUSTICE SHIRLEY JUSTICE JOE KEITH BETTY KELLEY ANNETTE KING JEANETTE KING BOBBY KITCHENS BETTY KNOX JO ANN LANTRIP LINDA LAUGHLIN ARTHUR LESLIE JOAN LINDBERG JEAN LONG CARL MANN CHARLES MARTIN CARL McCOY HELEN MCDONALD JIMMY McDOWELL SARAH McFERRIN lera McLaughlin BILLY McWHIRTER GLORIA MEEKS CAROLE MILLER OON MILLER PATRICIA MIZE TOMMY MOORE DONALD MORRISON DORIS ANN NELMS BILLY NEWELL JERRY NICHOLSON EDNA NIMMER GAY NELL NOE BOBBIE NORTHCUTT NELL OLIVE LEROY PACK JOHNNY PARKHURST WILLARD PARKIN 8OB8Y PATRICK JERRY PEARSON RONALD PIERCE SYBIL PRICE HOMER PULLIAN SHIRLEY RICH RAYMOND RICHARDSON ELIZABETH RILEY BETTE ROBERTS NANCY ROCKETT CHARLOTTE SALTER HERBERT SANDERS JIMMY SANDLIN BILLIE RUTH SCALES TOMMY SEALE BARBARA SEWELL CECIL SEWELL WILMA SHIRLEY CARLOS SHORT NElLA DEAN SHORT BERNICE SMITH WILLIAM TATE DORIS THOMPSON HAZEL TILLERY MOLLIE trimm CAROL TYLER BARBARA VAIL MARLENE VINES CAROLYN WALDROP MYRA WALDROP BARBARA WALKER ROBERT WALKER SHIRLEY WATKINS BONNIE WELDON BETTYE WEST SUE WHITE BENNETTE WILLIAMS RUTH WILSON HOWARD WINSLETT VIRGINIA WOOTEN DOROTHY SMITH GENE SMITH MARCUS SMITH PATRICIA SMITH SHIRLEY SMITH BOBBY SMITHERMAN BETTY SOUTH JIMMY STAMPS ELIZABETH STANTON BOBBY STEIMAN SAM STEWART SUE STIGGENS MILDRED STONE JAMES STRAITON EVELYN SYX Normo Jeon Abs'on Shir ley Adcock David Adkins Farrell Aldridge Nello Amick Romona Anderson Rose Mone Argo Neol Atchison Tommy Avtrey Morguente Ball lorry Bonnon Shirley Barnes 8ruce 8or1on Roy Beach Don Beord James Bearden Shirley Bedford Douglass Bell Coriton 8lankenship Tom Blanton Milton 8owden Doris Bradley Thomas Brady Shirley Brooks 8obby Bryon Peggy Bunn Gerald Burchfield Lamor Burchfield Josephine Burgess Verno Burnette Horold Come Dorothy Correll Bobby Carroll Noncy Chombers Borbaro Cherry SOPHOMORES We have entered a new world! We are in senior High school Out horizons hove broadened. Our hearts sing with joy . . . we are people of affairs!! Bosl All Around MARILYN McKINNEY JOHN PRATT Pool Clements James Connell Jock Oon Cox Jane Gain Jeon Crain 8arbara Crocker Ruth Cion T. F, Crowder 8illy Crowe Ann Dobbs Boyd Dobbt Howard Dabbs Gail Davis Mary Davi; Ann Dawson Billy Deloney Betty Dosher Ronald Dyle Fiedo Earley Gail Earley Sue Eo.ley Sandra Earnest Patricio East Margaret Easterwood Lucille Elmore Freddy Earnest Jimmy Evans Barbara Evclt Horace Fancher Roy Farr Arthur Fleet Annie Finerty Delano Ford John Ford Peggy Ford Jimmy Fonster Mavis Foster Billy Franklin Clyde Franklin John Franklin Erma Gallups Jack Ganus Jerry Garrison Gail Gilmore Herman Gloss Don Golden Arvalene Goolsby Jessie Griffin Gordon Guy Dorothy Gwin Donald Hall Billie Jean Hamilton Audrey Hammonds Catherine Handley Glenn Hondley Kathryn Horris Kathryn Horrij Mary Ruth Herald Grady Hotter Roy Hill Oovid Hinton Patricia Hinton Carolyn Hogon Billy Joe Holcomb® AHrod Holmei Jo Ann Holt 8obby Hooper Dennu Hoimor Mory Howoll Betty Howton R. V. Hubbord Jock Hudton Peggy Huey Foye Huliey Barbara Hunter Sarah Mae Hutchmi Mary France} Hyche Oonold Ingram Talmodge Ingram Jackie Jockjoo Joyce Johnion Melba Johnion Sylvia Johnion Amoldo Johniton Jimmy Johniton Martha Johniton Bobb e Jean Jolly Noncy Jo Jonei Virginia Jonei Mamie Juitice Georgia Ann Kelley Willie Merl Kelley Non Kile Janice Kirkpatrick Johnny Kirkpatrick Mory Kirkpatrick Arthur Knapp Almo Knight Jerry Knight Don Knowlei Care Knox David Lockey E. J. lackey George locey Elizabeth Lawrence Kathryn Lovell Kathryn Lowery Mary Lowery Bobby lucky Avon McClain Edwin McDowell Elva Jeon McFernn Ethel MeGowon Jack McKinney Kltk McKinney Moiilyn McKinney Betty Melton Wendell Melton Ronold Mewbotn Wh.tt Miller Herman Moore Louie Moore Eltie Mordecoi Donald Moreland Moble Morton Billio Ruth Nobort W. I. Nichols Dorothy NickoWon Wilbur Nickotson Jetty Odom Coyle Oglesby Jack Otwell Saroh Otwell Eloise Page Billy Porker Dorothy Porker Paul Park Carolyn Parson Fred Pate Bobbie Pottorjon Frank Poyne Sue Pcorson Estell Pennington Bartley Phillips John Pickett Gladys Pierce Gail Pinkerton Ruth Pitts John Pratt Shirley Rocd Jerry Reynolds Emilie Rickies Paul Ray Roberts Ido Jean Robertson Tommie Robertson Alice Faye Rogers Kitty Rogers Jane Salter Joyce Sanders Hubbard Sovage lorry Scott Louise Sewell Barbara Shaffer Thomas Shelby Marie Shirley Robert Shirley Dora Lou Shugrue Johnny Simonton Mortho Ray Simpson Sue Sims Johnny Skaggs Joe Smith Kenneth Smith Peggy Stanford Floyd Steele Morgorct Stone Helen Sullivan Jock Summerlin Roy Summerlin Henry Syx Sondra Tate Nell Baldwin Toylor Willord Thacker Bill Thompson Eloise Traywick Jeanne Trenor Joyce Whife Elwin Wafers Howard Weaver Junior Three FIRST ROW: Mrs. OiGregorio, Gayle Dovis, Sandra Cooper, Jewel Wotkins. Martha Earley, Ann Kile. Betty Nell Evoni, Jeanette Singley, Dorothy Vinej, Buel Parker. SECOND ROWi Nellie Townley. Patsy Otwell, Shirley Smith, Jo Ann lewter. Mary Hawkins, Helen Boies, Janice Farrington, Bobbio Wright, Corol Robinson, Cecil Vickery. THIRD ROW: Norman Sellers, Larry Dickinson, Jerry Martin, Dudley Vines, Douglass Lontnp, J. B. Stanley, Lorry Stocks, Paul Hayes, Elmer Davis. FOURTH ROWi lenms Woid. Edgar Wholley, Floyd Shoemoker, Bobby Quick, Ronald Woldrop, Don Swolford, Bennie Sexton, David Barton, Floyd Don Kennedy. Junior Three FIRST ROW: Melbo Hulsey, Mortho Creogh, Corol Keith, Peggy Wilcox, Shirley Blair, Sylvia Horbin, Jockie Turner, Dorothy Cunningham, Betty Turner, Lilly Ruth Satterfield, Mrs. Eubank. SECOND ROW: Jock Morgan, George Curley, Bobby Pirkle, Geraldine Newell, Betty Knapp. Nancy Vines, Peggy Jones, Ruthie 8uih, Janice Fondow, Connie Cowort. THIRD ROW: Powell Morris, Carlon Clements, Don Mason, Reginald Forr, Richard Rush, Herman Kile, Charles McMahon, Jimmy Russell, J. W. Vines. Don Walloce. FOURTH ROW: James Garner, Henry Kelly, Ray Vines. Joe Porsons, Neal Moster. Winford Vines, Byron Elliott, Billy Davis, Charles Shockleford, Clarence Norfhcutt. FIRST ROW; Etoil Fredrick, Diane Heaton, Phyllis Richmond, Joyce Jordan, Barbara Norris, Geraldine Alexander, Mary Stanton, Bonnie Smith, Janice Duke, Shirlene Willcutt. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Gillespie, Nmman McClain, Anita Vines, Phyllis Pugh, Myra Linholm, Alice Argent, Margie Sims. Carolyn Goy, Iva 8utt, Tommie Bridges. THIRO ROW: Robert Mason, Eornest Muir, Robert Goggins, Hollis Headley, Roger Smith, Don Vines, Randall Mite, Joel Knight, Ronald McCullar. FOURTH ROWi Mavis Green, J. L. Riddle, Chorles Middleton, Johnny Larkins, J. C. Vines, Demetris Lindsey, Jimmy Com, Don Reed, Jimmy Chatman. Juniors Three FIRST ROW: Frozier Woid, Fronces Sykes. Joyce Gronode. 8orbaro Sue Laird, Patricia Waldrop, Martha Chastain, Jimmie love-lody. Sue Peoples, Billy Malone, Billy Ray Franklin. SECOND ROW: Clara Bell Atchison, Peggy Patterson, Ann Toffy, Ann Aid-rich, Ann Rhodes, Jerry Sue Hicks, Leo Frances Devore, Patsy Gwin, Barbara Parker, Anna lee Bigbee. Helen Locey. THIRD ROW; Ross Self, Morkey Carr, Cecil Phillips, Odis Scott, Bobby Gamble, Wayne Colemon, Benny Scott, Wilburn Willioms, Ruby Price, Christine Callups. FOURTH ROW: Chorles Bratton, Herbert Waldrop. David Vines. Woodrow Vines, Don Word, Joe Swedenborg, Jerry Willingham, lowis Crowder, Jimmy Tillery. Junior Two FIRST ROW: Wallace McCord, Pat West, Joyce Pierce, Juanito Pote, Faye Welborn, Sue Dulaney, Barbara Payne, Mary Griffin. SECOND ROW: James Kelley. Vaughn Gibson. Folo South. Joon Caller, Peggy lorimen, June Bunn, Geraldine Segars, Billie Ruth Tote, Josephine McKiney. THIRD ROW: Thomas Noe. Terry Reynolds, Gordon Jones, Betty Jackson, Shirley Wilson, Barbaro Herring, Jackie Stamps, Martha Hoyse, Peggy Quick, Judy Foster. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Goodwin, Larry Ingram, Chorles Howord Steele, 8radley Turner, Marvin Welborn, Jackie Willioms, Harold Golbreath, Jim Reed. Junior Two FIRST ROW; Bill King. David Nelms, June Knilpher, Ruby Crooks, Goy Butler, Foye Londtrip, Betty Roberson. Morgoret Me-Clinton. Rosa Lee Graham, Niro Kiser, Charlotte Powell, Mr. Kidd. SECOND ROW: Donno Armstrong, Elizabeth Bearden, Potricio Porker, Jessie Mae Nabors, Mary Edwards. Janice Vines, Frances Austin, Charlotte Olive, Billy Roberts, Jerry Vines. Gibson Jones, Lyndall Corter. THIRD ROW: J. D. Lucas, Tommy Bolden, Jimmy Williams, Douglas Chappell, John Braiser, Mox Kinp, Joe McRee. Douglas Smith, Ezra Myers, Chadwick Donaldson. FIRST ROW: Miss Anno Swilf, Shirley Shockleford, Betsy Nichols, Joan Justice, Alice Smith, Shirley Land, Fronces Harris, Sam-mie Wright, Eddie Caldwell. SECOND ROW: John Ashcroft, Gerald Coyle Patricio Davis, Shirley Cagle, Joyce Goodwin. Mary Jennings. Helen Bryant, Sharon Johnson, Betty Braziale, Susan Green. THIRD ROW, Billy McMahon, Shelby Mitchell, Martha Wilson, Rita Elliott, Marlene Horton. Carol Pock, Foye Gofneo, James Dunn, Lynn Grubbs, Laney Bruco. FOURTH ROW: Lee Long, Ralph Dickey, Harland Donaldson, Morris Jackson, Daniel Curtin, Carl Cherry, Don Southall, Jimmy Howse. PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING FAY HARRISON P DORIS ANN ELMORE CUTEST BOY AND GIRL DIXIE ASHCRAFT TERRELL FARR BEST ALL AROUND GERTRUDE CLARK REX V ALDROP MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED PATSY GiZELAR KELLEY NESMITH BEST PERSONALITY GERTRUDE CLARK JOE TUCKER BEST DRESSED BONNIE BOYD RONNIE PAFFE MOST ATHLETIC YVONNE BLANKENSHIP TERRELL FARR CUTEST COUPLE JO ANN WARD EARL MEEKS WITTIEST NELL NICHOLS JIMMY HOLSENBACK BEST DANCERS MARLENE ELLIS AL EUBANK These students were high sellers in the yearly magazine campaign, proceeds of which go to publishing the Retrospect. Douglas Jones, Bobbie Patterson, Margaret Guarnieri, Dan Howard, Doris Ann Elmore, Pat Tessneer, Jimmy Parkel. Stunt Might! Will I be in it? What will our stunt be? Who's going to win? These are some of the exciting questions that are asked weeks before stunt night. You find everybody asking these questions for all grades participate in this roaring event. 1st Place Pocahontas''—Jr. II 2nd Place—Tie New Squints On Old Prints—Sr. II Showboat —Sr. Ill 1st Maid BETTY GAIL HOOPS The winners of the 1952 stunts were: 3rd Place—Tie Miss America Pagent —Jr. Ill The Parade Of The Months —Sr. I Miss Hueytown and her maids! The last feature of the program and to many the most outstanding. The winners! First maid—Betty Gail Hoops, Second maid—Jo Ann Ward, Miss Hueytown—Tommie Robertson. 2nd Maid JO ANN WARD What Industry Means to Alabama What work went into the writing of these essays. With what care the material was gathered. The trip to the Fair! This time the industrial exhibits had a broader meaning. Then the suspense of waiting for the winners to be announced. At last! Hueytown had five winners out of eight for the county. Here they are at the luncheon— Betty Thrasher, Kelly Nesmith, Mr. Gilmore. Principal; Mr Hugh P. Bigler, Associated Industries; Faye Hosmer, Mrs. Opan Henderson, Teacher; Marlene Ellis, Charles Martin. In presentation of outstanding paper and project at the meeting of the Alabama Jr. Academy of Science in Mobile, Alabama, and in recognition of exceptional ability and interest in science and on the recommendation of the Alabama Jr. Academy of Science. Charles Edgar Hayes received honorary membership for one year in the American Association for the Advancement of Science. His project was Parasitic Worms.” If also won for him first prize at the Alabama State Fair. I Faye Hosmer modeling the dress she made in Advanced Home Economics Class. Faye was awarded second place at the annual Alabama State Fair. Homecoming Queen — Thanksgiving 1952 CHARLOTTE SALTER wos elected by the student body from seventeen candidates Candidates for Homecoming Queen and the club they represent. DENTAL CLINIC GAME! Another period of tension and excitement. Will our team be chosen? Who will be elected by our student body as candidate for Dental Clinic Queen? At last the vote is counted and it is—CAROLYN EARLEY. Glenda Jackson—Band, Linda Laughlin—Red Cross Council, Peggy Ford—Jr. Honor Society. Doris Nelms —Home Arts Club, Elizabeth Lawrence—Paper Staff, Elizabeth Farr—Latin Club, Betty Knox—library Staff, Patsy Gizclar—H Club, Charlotte Salter—Dramatic Club, Mary Evelyn Tidwell—Annual Staff, Pot Tessneer—F.T.A., Jo Ann Ward—Ushers Club, Betty Price—Spanish Club, Mary Ellen McCrary—Glee Club, Virginia Mewborn—Sr. Honor Society, Betty Ruth Dickinson—Science Club, Dixie Ashcraft—Office Staff. rj High School is more than books and study. There is also a chance to try out ideas, to learn to work with others, to practice democracy. Elections are important. Clerks for the election are: Nell Nichols, Jimmy Holsenback, and Myra Waldrop. Harold Carmichoel, Yvonne Flack, Lindo laughlin, Billy Rice, Joyce Glenn, Sam Holmes, and Sammie Wright are voting for Homocoming Queen. STUDENT Myra Waldrop, Secretary Kenneth Hassell, President Rex Waldrop, Treasurer BUly Henderson, Vice President The insignia of the National Association of Student Councils is emblematic. The torch symbolizes Leadership and Liberty; the scroll. Honor and Citizenship; the gavel, Authority; and the quill. Thought and Recorded Action. MRS. CAUSEY Sponsor FIRST ROW: Marilyn McKinney, Margaret McClinton, Patsy Davis, Jeanette Singley, Joyce Jordan, Sandra Tate, Gail Gilmore, Norma Wade, Bobbie Patterson. SECOND ROW: Katherine Harris, Willie Merle Kelley, Barbara Cherry, Linda Laughlin, Joyce Grenade, Peggy Ford, Sue Earley, Janice Fondow, Jack Morgan, Jane Golden. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Parsons. Jackie Stamps, Delle Hosmer, Ann Dawson, Nell Nichols, Jo Ann Ward, Virginia Mewborn, Foy Crump, Martha Simpson. FOURTH ROW: Sam Holmes, Jimmy Chapman, James Sandlin, Charles Hayes, Wilburn Wallace, Al Eubank, Henry Holmes, Randel Mize, Paul Hayes. uitdOHH OS COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Fold South, Judith Foster, Pot Dovij, Joyce Grenade, Jimmy Holscnback, Betty Thrasher, Charlotte Salter, Gloria Meeks, Thelma House. BACK ROW: Dorothy Vines, Gail Davis, Marilyn McKinney, Barbara Sue Laird, Sandra Cooper, Ronnie Paffe, Billy Rice, Sue Earley, Sam Holmes, Edward Tinker, Paul Hayes. The Student Council is a process by which the students and faculty work together for a common end. It gives the student a chance to participate in school government, the embodiment of a sound principle that youth should learn to control themselves by accepting ever greater responsibility. It is a training school for Democracy. CLUB REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW: Don Duke, Joan Durbin, Shelby Milch el I, Doris Nelms, Juanita Leith. SECOND ROW: Al Eubank, Henry Holmes, Doris Ann Elmore, Martha Creagh, Gertrude Clark. THIRD ROW-. Joyce Glenn, Kelly Nesmith, Jimmy Parkel, Billy Rice, Patsy Gizelar, Dan Howard. MRS. VINES Sponsor Junior Honor Society MRS. BEDINGFIELD Sponsor The purpose of the Junior Honor Society is to achieve high standards of scholarship, build character, render service and promote leadership among the students. Jimmy Fields President Barbara Cherry Willie Merle Kelly Peggy Fc- V. Preiidenf Secretory Treasurer Shirley Brooks National Honor Society The purpose of the National Honor Society is to develop character, to promote leadership, and to stimulate a desire to render service among the students of Hueytown High School. KEUEY NESMITH htiidinl MRS. HENDERSON Sponsor BARBARA STEWART V. President VIRGINIA MEW80RN Secrelary-Treoturcr PATSY GIZELAR KENNETH HASSELL NORMA WADE MRS. WERMUTH Sponsor Dramatic Club The Dramatic Club devclopes leadership, and self-confidence, and trains students for various school programs. This training carries over to the church and community. Trained people serve more effectively. MARTHA BETTY PEGGY GARNER ElAINE CREAGH THRASHER WOODALL BINGHAM JONES Preiident V. Proiidtnt Secretory Treasurer Reporter FIRST ROW: Mrs. Wermuth, Mary Ellen Dabbs, Janice Duke, Peggy Woodall, Betty Thrasher, Martha Creagh, Garner Bingham, Elaine Jones, Phyllis Richmond. SECOND ROW: Gail Gilmore, Mary Ann McCollum, Carolyn Parker, Anita Vines, Wanda Hulsey, Betty Kelley, Jannis Fondow, Connie Cowart, Erma Gallups, Flora Cason, Foy Crump. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Lawrence, Margaret Guarnieri, Mattie Lou Lamb, Mildred Stone, Willoree Jones, Brenda Jones, Doris Walker, Gail Pinkerton, Katherine Rogers, Alma Knight, Alverine Waters. FOURTH ROW: Sue Morgan, Margarett Stone, Betty Dickinson, Mary Jones, Douglas Jones, Allan Brown, Jean Parris, Carolyn Gay, Dorothy Goolsby, Shirley Wilson. Red Cross Council The Junior Red Cross believes in service for others. Our aim is to spread good will throughout the world by making tray favors, gift boxes and doing many other useful services for those at home and abroad. BILLY HENRY SUE WHITE HENDERSON HOLMES Secretory- Proiidont V, Provdent Troaujror MISS McTYEIRE Sponsor Love makes the world go around but Junior Red Cross makes love go around the world. FIRST ROW: Sommie Wright, Bobbie Horpor, Delte Hosmer, Faye Hulsey. Belly Dosher, Sandro Cooper. Katherine Lowery, Marilyn McKinney, Lorene Nicholson, Morlene Horton, Peggy Quick, Joy Howton, Bonnie Smith. SECOND ROW; Patricia Parker, Lelo Potterson, Jimmie Lee Toylor, Yvonne Flack, Sondra Tale, Nancy Vines, Soroh Hutchins, Gladys Pierce. Borbara Stewart, Borbora Crocker, Peggy Ford, Johnnie Faye Dobbs, Nell Crowford, Borbara Dabbs, Miss McTyeire. THIRD ROW: Lindo Lough-lin, Joyce Goodwin, Peggy Larimer, Shelby Mitchell, 8elty South, Ruth Bosh, Wilma Shirley, Elsie Mordecai, Jackie Jackson, Gail Earley, Sue Eorley. Non Kile, Jack.e Stomps. Robert Mason. Skipper Muir. FOURTH ROW: Sue While. Sondra Earnest. Margaret Easterwood, Betty Melton, Patricio Mixe, Henry Holmes. Wendell Melton, Pool Hoyes. Potsy Dovis, Mortha Jan Wilson. Mary Jennings. Ralph Dickey, Terry Reynolds. Eddie Caldwell. FIFTH ROW: Morgoret McClinlon. Ruby Price. Eva Finch, Williom Estes, Wilbur Nicholson, Wilburn Jocks. Phillips Tote, Chorles Hoyes, Jimmy Chapman, Georg lac«y. Jerry Reynolds. Ronnie M wborn, Chorles Steele. Billy Henderson. LATIN CLUB MRS. MORAN Sponsor Qui non proficit, deficit—Who does Charles JOAN charlotte jane not advance, falls behind hayes durbin salter golden President V. President Secretory-Treasurer Reporter FIRST ROW: Mrs. Moran, Yvonne Flack, Carolyn Parker, Ann Helen Harper, Foy Crump, Bobbie Lou Northcutt, Elaine Jones, Betty Kelley. SECOND ROW: Linda Laughlin, Marie Bell, Molly Trim, Peggy Bowen, Shirley Davis, Maxine Hoffman, Flora Cason, Gloria Meeks. THIRD ROW: Pat Burchfield, Sue White, Barbara Walker, Charlotte Salter, Betty South, Joan Durbin, Don Duke, Sara McFerrin. FOURTH ROW: Allan Brown, Wendell Jacks, James Chapman, Charles Hayes, William Huddleston, Bobby Glass, Donald Davidson, Henry Holmes. SPANISH CLUB El prosposito de este club sera formetar la practica del espanol y la familiarizacion dc los socios con las costumbres, la literara, y los artes espanolas e hispanoamericanas yosi acrccctar la amistad entre aquellos poises y el nuestro. —ft JUANITA GLENDA EDITH BETTE LEITH JACKSON THOMAS PRICE Preiident V. President Secretary Treasurer Reporter MRS. EUBANK Sponsor FIRST ROW: Shirley Wilson, Edith Nell Thomas, Mary Jo Oglesby, Billie Ruth Scales, Bette Price, Pat Tessnecr, Norma Wade, Bobbie Patterson Juanita Leith, Glenda Jackson. SECOND ROW: Willoree Jones, Barbara Weil, Lclia Patterson, Nancy Vines, Mary Lowery, Nan Kile, Betty Dosher, Carolyn Gay, Paulafae Thacker, Romono Anderson. THIRD ROW: Hermarf Glass, Bobby Bryan, Wendell Melton, Sue Earley, Martha Johnston, Sarah Hutchins, Gail Gilmore, Connie Cowart, Billie Hamilton, Gail Oglesby. Office Staff Office work in the high school gives the student o chance to get office training. It also gives the individual a chance to render a definite service to the school. Mrs. Chambers, Registrar; Sue Guin, Secretory; Nell Nichols, President; Myra Waldrop, Vice President. Dixie Aihcraft Atvorene Cowley Jo Ann Durbin Ann Helen Horper Mory Jone� Barbara Stewart Mildred Stone Jimmie Lee Taylor Barbara Walker Joyce Glenn Library Staff Joan Hosmer, Secretary Peggy Forister, Vice President Patsy Gizelar, President 8orbara Adkini Nella Amick Sandra Sarnctt Jonni Fondaw Glenda Joe bon Betty Knox The Library Staff allows the students to render a definite service to the school, and gives them an opportunity.to become acquainted with the work of a librarian—a future profession. Bonnie Boyd Connie Cowart Lucille Wright Joyce Glenn Bobbie Potterjon Delle Hoimer Sue Pearjon Peggy Huey Chriitine Work MR BATSON Sponsor EOLINE W. MOORE CHAPTER of FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Tho Future Teachers of America helps to prepare the student for future service in the field of teaching. Through this organization, the teachers of tomorrow become acquainted with the duties and qualifications of the teaching profession DON ANN MYRA DUKE HARPER WALDROP Prevdent Vice-Preiidcnt Sectary JOAN PEGGY HOSMER FORI5TER Treasurer Corresponding Secretary Alycio Knowles, Melba Johnson, Barbara Adkins, Peggy Ford, Martha Johnston, Mary Evelyn Tidwell, Billy Rice, Pat Tessneer, Sam Holmes, Charlotte Salter, Sue Earley, Bobbie Patterson, Hazel Page, Fay Hosmer, Al Eubank, Bonnie Boyd, Rex Waldrop, Doris Elmore, Charles Snider. Home Arts Club The Home Arts Club exchanges and carries out new ideas in regard to the home and the individual. They provide decorations for the lunchroom each month, os well as for special school events. DORIS NELMS Prttidmt ELIZABETH CAROL SUE RILEY GANUS V Pioudant $ocr lofy-Tr aiur f MRS. FLOWERS Sponsor nuvc. H T W CAST YOU js N SS HC p rw� fS TMC (.ARC. fOfl he IS 0000 PW wEflCT £ m eth roflfvtn STANDING. Thelma House, Jeanette King, Fay Hosmer, Nell Olive, Betty Roberts, JoAnne Lantrip, Rosa lyn Handley. SEATED: Normo Gable, Elizabeth Riley, Carol Sue Tylor, Doris Jennings, Gloria Meeks, Elizabeth Stanton, Annette King, Doris Nelms, Marlene Ellis, Shirley Causey, Jean Long, Carol Sue Ganus, Barbara Adkins. Delle Hosmer, Sarah McFerrin, Gay Nell Noe, Betty Hartley, Virginia Cooley, Lucille Wright, Mary Ellen McCrary. Purple and Gold Staff The Purple and Gold strives to keep the students informed about the latest activities of the school and of the students. It aims to promote good journalism through the publication of a monthly newspaper. •ARS. HAMILTON MRS. STONE MRS. COOK Advrtort Margaret Guarnieri, Circulation Manager; Joyce Glenn, Associate Editor; Patsy Gizelar, Business Manager; Gertrude Clark, Editor-in-Chief. Peggy Forister, Jean Parris, Pat Tessneer, Carol - Howse, Joy Cox, Hazel Page, Mary Ann McCollum. Don Swafford, Jimmy Chapman, Joel Knight, Melba Johnson, Don Duke, Nancy Vines, Barbara Adkins, Dorothy Goolsby, Betty Thrasher, Henry Holmes, Lela Patterson, Al Eubank. Not Shown: Harold Cain, Don Keith, Joe Jeffrey, Delle Hosmer, Elizabeth Lawrence, Katherine Harris. Retrospect Staff The Retrospect Staff publishes the school yearbook, thereby giving the students a chance of learning to accept responsibility and of findjng the joy of achievement. The result is giving to you, in print and pictures, the inside story of the work and play at Hueytown High Schoo,• MRS. GILMORE Sponsor Joy Cox, Rex Waldrop, Dixie Ashcraft, Peggy Forister Doris Elmore, Business Manager; 8illy Rice, Editor; Al Eubank, Sports Editor; Pat Tessneer, Co-Editor; Joe Tucker, Classes; Gertrude Clark, Activities; Bonnie Boyd, Features. Margaret Guarnieri, Jean Parris, JoAnne Ward, Glenda Jackson, Sam Holmes, Betty Thrasher, Charlotte Johnson, Hazel Page, Mory Evelyn Tidwell, Carolyn Parker, Patsy Gize-lar, Peggy Woodall, Mary Ellen Dabbs. The band and football, that is the highlight of the fall seoson. The band works all summer long to make this a perfect occasion. They also take part in chapel programs and concerts. The full band is composed of both high school and elementary school students. fiOys °rkt G -S TR 0 NWWmo SHVrXey, Mary fctten McCrary. Vvonne fc onVensK p. M tz SporV . accompanist. °Ua«T£t Qce. .ook. Glee Club Director. Harold Cain, Wilbi les ChOrl( °nr er Junior Glee Club The Glee Club gives a chance for development to those students interested in music. Chapel programs, concerts, and an operetta have been greatly enjoyed by the whole school. ° tffrv? n Senior Glee Club Som Holmes V President Eo� l Meeks Jackie Carter Billy Henderson Charner Knight James Sloiton V. President Secretory Treasurer Sergoanfs-of-arms Sponsors MR. GRIMWOOD, MR. EZELL. MR. HERREN Hueytown Ushers, one of the most active groups in the state, is proud ol its record of achievement in the post two yeors. The Club's ob|eclives hove been increased participation in social and service activities in on addition to infente leadership training. At football gomes, in oiscmbly periods, ond Calico Corner, Ushers hove distinguished themselves for their co operation and willingness to serve The Club feels that its endeavors for the year hove been rewording os they will be climaxed by a trip to New Orleans. The Ushers ore by no meons a self-satisfied group and will ever be striving to improve the organisation. The Club's ultimate goals will always be advanced os a challenge to future members that they might be belter Americans. CLUB lorry Bonnon Horotd Cormichopl Jimmy Bunn Don Dobbi Poul Gulledge Jamei Hohenbock Jame Horne Jimmy McDowell Edward Lumpkin Ronald Paffc Johnny Poikhunl John Farr Anion Hitchfiel Leroy Pacl William Tare Wilburn Wallace Science Club SHIRLEY PEGGY PATSY BARBARA HENRY CAROL ADCOCK FORD GlZElAR HARPER HOLMES HOWSE FAYE SYLVIA HULSEY JOHNSON NAN MARILYN VIRGINIA KELLEY Kile McKinney mewborn nesmith BETTY DOSHER SARAH OTWELL JERRY PEARSON JAMES SANDLIN CECIL SEWELL SAM STEWART MARGARET JIMMY STONE FIELDS Athletics builds patriotism and loyalty to the school. Not only the team but the whole school learns fair play, good sportsmanship and that how you play the game is more important than a win or loss. Efficiency is important too! Coach Melvin Vines is giving these boys careful instructions: Terrell Farr, Don Caldwell, Dan Howard, Leonard McKinnon, Earl Mccics. FOOTBALL COACH MELVIN VINES COACH CHARLES VINES Brothers who stand for clean sports, and who know the value of team work, both in the game and in life. FIRST ROW—John Ford, Eorl Mcelu, Colemon Farrington, Bobby Smithermon, James Bearden, Bobby Carroll, Dick Shelby. SECOND ROW—.Terrell Forr, Richard Rush. Williom Huddleston, Bill Henderson, Chorner Knight, Allan Brown, Ronald Dyle, Henry Holmes. THIRD ROW—Donald Keith, Gordon Seale, Jimmy McDowell, Jerry Bailey, Charles Hoyes, Jerry Knight, Robert Walker, Jimmy Bunn. Showing a stout defensive line ond o sharp possing ottack, Hueytown's Gophers defeated Minor 13-7. The 2 touchdowns were made by Mann and Forr, the extra point by Huddleston. Hueytown come close with Ook Grove but hod to settle for a 6-6 tie. Monn mode the touchdown by finishing off o short drive set up around the Oak Grove 30 by a bod Ook Grove punt. The Hueytown Gophers lost to the McAdory Yellow Jockets 9-7. The Gopher's touchdown was made by Rush, and Henderson posted to Ford for the extro point. The Gophers defeoted the Shodes Volley Mountoineers, 32-0. Henderson mode 2 touchdowns, Huddleston 2, ond Forr 1. The 2 extra points were made by posses. The bockiield wos quick to foke odvantoge of the gaps creoted in Valley's forward wall. The Fairfield Tigers defeated the Gophers 25-6. In the second quarter Huddleston ron 21 yords for the Gophers only six-pointer. The Tarrant Wildcats |ust didn't hove who! it look to stop the Hueytown Gophers os they went down to an 18-6 defeat. The Gophers got 11 first downs to the Wildcats 4. Jones Volley's Brownies defeated the Gophers, 6-0, in a major form reversol. Carroll, Howord, Forr ond Meeks all performed mightily on defense for the Gophers. Farr wos the gomes leading ground gamer, his powerful thrusts m� o the line resulting in a number of nice gams for the Gophers. The Gophers triumphed m their first homecoming game, played Thanksgiving morning, by erasing half of thot old 6-6 tie with the Oak Grave Tigers earlier m the season. Coach Melvin Vines onnounced thot this wos the lost gome for Manager 8mgham, and first- line ployers Shelby, Howord, Meeks, Farrington, Forr, Caldwell and McKinnon. They ore all good players and will be very much missed next year. VI FOOTBALL HAROLD CAINE GARNER BINGHAM No team could do very much without managers. Their job is hard work and no glory, but the result is credit enough. FIRST ROW—Gertrude Clark, Jimmy Holsenback, Pat Tessneer, Kenneth Hassell, Glendo Jackson. SECOND ROW—Sam Holmes, Carolyn Earley, Yvonne Blankenship, Jo Ann Ward, Don Duke. Whether the game was won or lost, the cheerleaders still helped the school spirit by their cheering. Their enthusiasm and leadership were felt at all times. Don Duke, Pat Tessneer and Henry Holmes were selected by Mrs. Gladys Vines and approved by Mr. Gilmore to represent our school at the Annual Dental Clinic Ticket Meeting. They had charge of the sale of tickets in our school. Pat served os chairman; Don and Henry have served two years on this committee VARSITY DAN HOWARD, Guard Co-Captain BOBBY CARROLL, Tackle JERRY BAILEY, Tackle DICK SHELBY, End JOHN FORD, End GORDON SEALE, Back CHARNER KNIGHT, Guard COLEMAN FARRINGTON, Tackle BOBBY SMITHERMAN, Center DON KEITH, Back JAMES BEARDEN, Guard EARL MEEKS, Tackle LENARD McKINNON, Back TERRELL FARR. Back Co-Captain ROBERT WALKER, Back DON CALDWELL, Tackle ALAN BROWN, End Season's Record Hueytown............13 Minor .............. 7 Hueytown............ 6 Oak Grove ...........6 Hueytown............ 7 McAdory ............ 9 Hueytown............32 Shades Valley...... 0 Hueytown 6 Fairfield ....25 Hueytown 18 Tarrant .... 6 Hueytown 7 Walker County .. Hueytown 0 Jones Valley ..... .... 6 Homecoming Game: Hueytown 6; Ook Grove 0 B-Team Gophers COACH: Louis Marty BACKFIELD: Roy Beach, Boyd Dobbs, Tommy Moore, Don Wallace. ENDS: Bobby Ouic't, Bobby Gamble, Johnny Pickett. CENTERS: George Lacey, Joe Jeffrey. GUARDS: Dudley Vines, Billy Cobern, Byron Elliot, Henry Holmes, Wilburn Williams. BACKFIELD: Jock Franklin, Jimmy Bunn, Gary Chambers, Lorry Scott, Herbert Waldrop. Hueytown SCORES ....12 Hueytown 51 McAdory .... 0 Hueytown 50 Jones Valley .... .... 0 Hueytown 19 Minor .... 0 Hueytown 6 Shades Valley ... .... 7 Hueytown 19 Boys Ind. Sch. .. ....13 Hueytown 19 Bessemer .... 0 TACKLES: Billy Franklin, James Batson, Charles Hayes, Donald Beard, Elvin Waters, Larry Stock. B TEAM GOPHERS FIRST ROW; Herbert Waldrop, Jack Franklin, Tommy Moore, Roy Beach, Henry Holmes, Gary Chambers, Jimmy Bunn. SECOND ROW: Wilburn Williams, Johnny Pickett, Larry Stocks, Boyd Dabbs, Joe Jeffrey, Billy Franklin, Don Wallace, Dudley Vines, Billy Cobern. THIRD ROW: Bobby Gamble, Bobby Quick, Paul Roberts, Don Beard, Charles Hayes, James Batson, George Lacey, Byron Elliott, Larry Scott. FIRST ROW: Donna Armstrong, Jerrie Sue Hicks, Bonnie Smith. SECOND ROW: Martha Ann Earley, BASKETBALL TOP ROW: Bobby Patrick, T. W. French, Dan Howard, Bobby Cananf. BOTTOM ROW: Roman Comer, Pat Farrell, James Estes, Charles Mann. ORWARDS: T. W. French, Bobby Canant, Bobby Patrick. CENTER: Dan Howard GUARDS: Charles Mann, Roman Comer, James Estes, Pat Farrell. TOP ROW: Tommy Moore, Ray Hill, Louie Moore, David Adkins, MANAGER: Tommy Autry Douglas Anderson. BOTTOM ROW: Billie Cobern, Herman Glass, Bennie Sexton, Clyde Franklin. BASEBALL TOP ROW: Douglas Anderson, T. W. French, Dan Howard, Billy Joe McWhirter. MIDDLE ROW: Larry Scott, Garner Bingham, Charles Mann, Roman Comer, Pat Farrell, Jack Cross. BOTTOM ROW: Don Duke, Billy Henderson, Joe Tucker, Billy Dcloney, Harry Warren, Jimmy Bunn. SCORES Hueytown........... 4 Hueytown........... 3 Hueytown........... 5 Hueytown........... 4 Hueytown........... 3 Hueytown........... 4 Hueytown........... 5 Hueytown........... 4 Hueytown...........12 Hueytown........... 6 Bessemer .............6 Minor ............... 4 Jones Valley .........3 McAdory ..............6 Oak Grove ........... 1 Bessemer ............ 3 Minor ...............11 Jones Valley ........11 McAdory ............. 1 Oak Grove ............2 MANAGER Charles Hayes SUPERIOR ICE CREAM All That The Name Implies SUPERIOR ICE CREAM COMPANY Phone Bessemer 20 and 21 BEST WISHES TO HUEYTOWN HIGH SCHOOL FROM P I Z I T Z BESSEMER'S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE Compliments Of S. H. KRESS CO 5-10-25 CENT STORE ENSLEY, ALABAMA Vulcan Equipment And Supply Co. 2208 North 3rd Avenue BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA Telephone 4-0665 Compliments Of Bank Service Station BRIGHTON, ALABAMA PLEASANT GROVE SERVICE STATION Tires Accessories Auto Repair Gulf Products Phone 58-9267 Prop. 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