Hueytown High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Hueytown, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1958 volume:

The RETROSPECT of HUEYTOWN HIGH SCHOOL HUEYTOWN ALABAMA V 1958 They say that life is a highway and its milestones are the years —Joyce Kilmer THROUGH THE YEARS To Mr. H. F. Gilmore, the founder and only principal of Hueytown High School for thirty-five years, goes much of the credit for the steady growth of our school not only in number of pupils, teachers and buildings, but also in the development of character and citizenship among its students. He always maintained strict discipline; this allowed all the energies of the school to be used for the benefit of the pupils. Yet with this firmness, there was always a respect for individual personality which engendered love and warm friendship in students and faculty alike. Mr. Gilmore has kept close contact with the community. He lived there and served one of the churches as deacon and Sunday School teacher. As a scholar, a builder, and a Christian gentleman. Professor Gilmore has made his place in our history. MR. H. F. GILMORE We spend our years as a tale that is told. —Psalms These five teachers have given a total of one hundred and forty-four years of service to Hueytown High. MISS EDITH GEISLER MRS. MAE GILMORE MR. R. E. DEESE Affectionately remembered as Fess 1921-1951 MRS. NEVA MORAN MISS CARRIE PURSELL 1958 These clippings were token from the high school periodical. HUEYTOWN JOINED THE ALABAMA DEBATING LEAGUE Huey town High School has joined the Alabama Debating League. The debaters to represent the school are George Cunningham, Charles Copeland, Wel-liy Smith and Horace Franklin. The debate is ‘“Resolved, That the time is now ripe for the disarmament of all nations.” The debate will take place at the University of Alabama some time in the first week of May. This debate is to decide the standing of Huey town High School and other schools in debating. It will be a championship debate, as all the minor teams have been eliminated in the preliminary debates. HU-TO-HI. 1922 GREAT CREDIT DUE GIRLS The Camp Fire Girls of Hucy-town, under the guardianship of Mrs. Mary bell Foust, went into debt $250 so that Hueytown High School might have a big eight foot concrete walk from the front of the building to the road. The Girls took the situation in hand and have paid out that debt by themselves. 1922 SCHOOL AFFILIATED Mr. Gilmore, the principal, has received the information from the State Department that Hueytown has passed all requirements to be met and is affiliated, and the students graduating from here can go to any college in the state without having to take an examination. Today, 1958, only 95 of Alabama's 341 white high schools are accredited. High Style — 1922 Grace Parson Ellington, Mildred Thompson Turner, Annie Wilson Byrd, Zelma Huey Marsh. In 1933, mainly with WPA labor, the stadium was built in a natural bowl. The school and patrons raised the money to pay for the material used. FOREWORD TABLE OF CONTENTS Organizations Athletics Advertisements In 1958—a year long to be remembered, for at that time o chapter in the 37 year history of Hueytown High came to a close. We, the staff of your RETROSPECT have tried to bring to you a story of the beginning and the ending of an era in the life of our school. We would like to pay tribute to those who have given their energies, their aspirations, and their hopes to make Hueytown the school it is today. But The best is yet to be for we begin a new and exciting era next year. Because we have literally been bursting at the seams in growth we are moving the senior high school to a new location. On Friday, April 26, 1957, the contract was let for a new school. The present building will be a junior high school. If we may paraphase Shakespeare's All the world's a stage , let us say the curtoin has rung down on the first act. We look forward to the next act for which the first was made with hope for o glorious future. Editor Art Editor Business Manager GLORIA CAIN DORMAN BATSON BEVERLY VINES DEDICATION No one could be more o port of Hueytown High School than Mr. Malcolm R. Howell. With understanding and friendliness he has won a place in the hearts of the entire' student body. To him, we sincerely dedicate this the 1958 RETROSPECT. CLASS OF 1930 There were five teachers on the first faculty at Hueyfown in 1921. They were H. F. Gilmore, principal; Miss Cora Waldrop, Miss Elizabeth Lofton, Mr. R. E. Deese, and Mr. W. C. Parsons. The present faculty, at right, consists of the principal and forty-six teachers. In the early years most of the subjects taught were academic, but with the rapid growth of the student body and their needs for vocational and business education, many teachers were added to serve in these fields. In addition to college preparatory courses, such os mathematics, science, and languages, there are now being taught dosses in typing, bookkeeping, shorthand and recordkeeping, The typing classes have grown so rapidly the school now has one hundred and twenty typewriters. Homemaking, shop, and Driver Training serve many. Music in both choral and band has become an important element in the curriculum. Educational TV, art, speech, mechanical drawing and special reading classes, enrich the program. A counselor works full time on guidance for the students. Faculty members use many modern tools to faciliate learning such as a controlled reader and visual aids, which include films ond film strips. A tope recorder is a great asset in some classes. A library containing 6400 volumes and 50 periodicals serves the students. I So teach us to number our days, that we may apply our hearts unto wisdom. —Psalms FACULTY Mrs. Mildred Bedingfield A.B. Bhom. Sou. Democrocy Psychology Sponsor Retrospect Mrs. Mabel Causey A.B. Howard Col. American History World History Sponsor Student Council Mrs. Jessie Chambers Alabama College Spencer Business College' Registrar Mrs. Phoebe A. Cochran Alabama College Civics Mrs. Margaret Cook B.S. Howard College B.A. Col. of W. and M. Driving Training Mrs. Gloria Creel B.S. University of Ala. General Science Sponsor Beta Tri Hi-Y Mrs. Aloska DiGregorio A.B. University of Ala. Birmingham Southern Scarritt College Typing Mrs. Cecil Densmore Alabama College Bham. Southern Wheeler Bus. College MR. LOUIS MARTY Assistant Principal B.S. New York University M.A. University of Alabomo Coach Mr. J. H. Beasley A.B. Bham. Southern Jacksonville State Teachers College History Sponsor Jr. 4-H Club Sr. 4-H Club Mrs. Edith Eubank A.B. Bhom. Southern Spanish, Family Relations Sponsor Spanish Club Mr. Richard Hansel Farrar B.S. Mississippi State College Science FACULTY Mrs. Marie Flowers B.S. Alabama College Home Economics Sponsor, Future Nurses Miss Edith Geisler A.B. Howard College University of Alabama Chemistry, Physics, Biology Sponsor, Science Club Mrs. Helen Gillespie B.S. University of Ala. Physical Education Sponsor. 4-H Club Cheerleaders Mrs. Mae Gilmore A.B. Bham. Southern College M.A. University of Ala. Guidance Miss Margaret A. Gunnals B.F.A. Wesleyan Col Howard College Art, English Mr. John Lincoln Hall A.B. Bham. Sou. Col. Shop, Manual Arts Mr. Dexter L. Hovoter B.S. University of Ala. M.A. Columbia Univ. Teachers Col., N.Y. Math Mr. Malcolm R. Howell B.S. University of Ala. University of Texas M.A. George Peabody College English, Amer. History Sponsor, Hi-Y Mr. William Martinson B.S. Troy State Teachers College A.P.I., Auburn, Ala. History, Business Law Mrs. Evelyn Hamilton B.S. Livingston State Teachers College Shorthand Mrs. Opal Henderson A.B. B'ham. Sou. Col. Jacksonville State Teachers College University of Alabama English Mrs. Lillian Hicks B.S. Alabama College Home Economics Science Sponsor, F.H.A. Mrs. Annie May Holliman A.B. B'ham. Sou. Col. University of Alabama Democracy These girl in the home economic! closs under the supervision of Mrs. Flower are making party dressei. In this course the girl not only learn jewing, but cooking, home management, and per onol grooming a well. FACULTY Mrs. Elizabeth Fikes McKinney M.A. B'ham. Sou. Col. English Sponsor, Jr. Honor Soc. Miss Clustie McTyeire A.B. B'ham. Sou. Col. First Aid, Biology, Arts and Crafts Sponsor, Red Cross Audubon Society Mrs. Neva Moran A. B. Florence State Teachers College M.A. B'ham. Sou. Col. Latin Sponsor, Latin Club Mr. Barry Norton B. S. Tennessee Tech. M.A. Peabody College Physical Education Mech. Drawing, English Mrs. Zelphia Pate A.B. B'ham. Sou. Col. Peabody College English Mr. T. M. Pritchett B'ham. Sou. Col. Choir, Theory of Music Miss Carrie Pursell A.B. Indiana Univ. University of Alabama Columbia University Librarian Miss Louise Reese A.B. B'ham. Sou. Col. Math Mr. Chester B. Skates B.S. Jacksonville State College Physical Education Mrs. Louise Skinner B.S. Alabama College M.A. Columbia Univ. Bookkeeping Record Keeping Thi year our bond wo rated one of the boil in the state. Mr. Vickers and the band are practicing so they will be an their toes when football soason rolls around. Mrs. Bessie Stone A.B. University of-Ala. University of Tennessee B'ham. Sou. College Typing Miss Anna Swift A.B. Huntingdon Col. B'ham. Sou. College Peabody College English Sponsor, F.T. Mr. John A. Sylvester B.S. Howard College Snead Junior College Civics, History Sponsor, Jr. Red Cross It take) lots of hord work and study to put on o spring festival, Mr. Pritchott and a chorol group ore gelling a head tlarl to they con moke thi� Iho bell feilival in the history of our school. FACULTY Mr. Fred Ward, Jr. A.B. B'ham. Sou. Col. Alabama Poly. Institute Typing Sponsor, Key Club Miss Thelma Elizabeth White A.B. Alabama College English Mr. James Whitsett A.B. B'ham. Southern College M.A. University of Alabama Algebra Sponsor, Jr. Honor Society Miss Sue Wooten B.S. Aabamo College Physical Education Sponsor, Tri-Hi-Y ■ Mr. Hershel Vickers M.A. University of Alabama B.S. University of Alabama Band Mrs. Gladys Vines A.B. Alabama College History Mr. Melvin Vines A.B. B'ham. Sou. College Physical Education Under the supervision of Miss McTyeire. o class in biology is boing taught by television. This is one of the modern methods of teaching in our school. [ 11 ] CLASSES CLASS OF 1922 In May 1922, Hueytown graduated its first class of twenty-five seniors. The school had opened on Februroy 1, 1921, with sixty-six students. Since that time it has grown until this year, 1957-58, there are two hundred and twenty-three in the graduating class, and an enrollment of 1273. Many of these students have won awards when in competition with students of other schools, especially in the fields of science. English, music, athletics, and history. The present graduating class is pictured of right. Some notable Hueytown alumni are-. Bishop George Murray, theologian; Gerard Murray, inventor and business man,- Charles Vines, educotor.- Margaret Gilmore Vines, educator; Henry Miller, mathematician; Paul Ray Wildes, industrialist; Lavern Stevens and Herbert Stockdale, educators. Dr. Edwin Waldrop, Dr. William Pitts, Dr. Zone Gout, medicine; Dr. Charles Parke!, dentist; Dr. Gera d Fievet, veterinarian; John Cochran, coach of Detroit Lions,- and Peggy Mauldin, writer. If we should live a thousand years! Our time is all today, today. So today be wise, be wise. n F vX W vX CP 2 § 1 c 03 1 3 1 3 5 ° S 5 1 3 ? 1 6 0 10 9 a ' ? r 9 o 1 ? 1 9. o cutou.n Ininh Sc ,0o ° LI i ' ® a ««« 73951 f a 0 § •? - . .. , .. a 3 9 Q.3 9 9 O 3 0 3 9 0 a ® a 9 3 © 0 3 0 3 2 3 9 3 3 .1 a 3 M 2 1 ? 3 3sr, jOTl'ni? 0 3 3 0 • 9 9. a 9 ® 01 ? 0 O 9 0 .3 « • i • § . 9I 993 a 0 3 0 1 2 3 0 3 0'! .t § 3 8 3 ® JOHN WIUIAM ALDRIDGE Beor To make my future a success. DOROTHY NELL AKRIDGE To live each day as if there were no tomorrow. Sfudonl Council; Bond; Glee Club; Vice President Garden Club; Vico President Audubon Socioty; Junior Honor Society,- Nationol Honor Society; F.T.A; Rotrospoct Staff; 1st Maid Homecoming 1957; Stunt Night. THOMAS ANTHONY Bo To be matiagcr of an A6P store. GAltY ARGO Montovonl To attain my goal. President Latin Club; Key Club; Hi-Y; Who's Who. SENIORS Seniors! How lucky they are; looked up to by the freshman; admired by the sophomore, and envied by the junior. The class officers ore glad they had a big part in their senior class. Here they are as they measure for their caps and gowns. They are Johnny Northcutt, Vice-President; Jackie Hartline, Treasurer; Tommy Lou Waldrop, Secretary, and Jimmy Wright. President. DONALD ALLEN Don have the best success in life. CARL ALLINDER Doc Senior Red Cross. ROY ASHCRAFT “Bow Science Club; Student Council. CHRISTINE OLIVIA BAILEY “Chris To sing away my troubles and lough away my cores. Soc. Notionol Honor Society. Sec., Choir; Treov, Vice-Pres., Choir; Treos., Lotin Club. Citizenship Tour; Editor Gopher Gob: Junior Clou Treat.; Ensemble; Monitor. All-County; All-State.-Chorus; Stunt Night; Prom Comm.; Senior Favorite.- Inter-Club Council; Red Cross, Glee Club; Student Council. Garden Club. Jr. Honor Society. Christian Youth; Student Council Workshop; Science Club; Monitor. MELBA BONDS “Tiger-' To be able to become u more interesting person.' FAYE BARTON Fayro To be o success in onything I do. F.H.A.; 4-H. Audubon Society,- Glee Club; 4-H Dress Review; Orotoricol Contest; Christian Youth Club. CHARLES WILLIAM ASHE “Yak MARTHA JO AUTRY So Mon cant live by bread olone. but needs companionship Glee Club; Choir; All-State Choir; Latin Club; Vice-Pres F.B.L.A.; Student Council; Student Council Workshop; Sec Gordon Club; Future Nurses; Colorette; Head Majorette; Majorette Workshop; Stunt Night,- Who's Who. NANCY RUTH BATSON BOONE To always do my best, but to do better than the best. Vice-Pres. Historical Club, 2nd Place 4-H Dress Review,- Red Cross; Glee Club; Band. 8 years.- All-County Band, 6 yrs.; First Choir, 4 yrs.; All-Stot© Band. 4 yrs..- First Chair, Red Bond '56; Pep Bond,- Library Stoff; Student Council; Stunt Night; Miss Hueytown Candidate; Pres. Lotin Club; Homeroom Officor. DORMAN LEE BATSON “Jeopcrs To do my best to try and understand Modern Art. Ushers Club; Annual Staff. MARY FRANCES BOWDEN “Ment Glee Club. F H A.; Candidate for Senior Beauty. Lotin Club,- Rod Cross. JERRY BELL “Jerry-8o SANDRA BRIDGES To not grasp too much of life at a time hut to live each day one by one. Senior Honor Society; Glee Club; Choir; F.B.L.A.; AH-Counly Chorus; All State Chorus,- Stunt Night. BONNIE LOU BRADY To find out why Bonnie lies over the ocean. CARLOS BROWN Drcamboot All great men aren’t dead yet; I’m still here. MARY CATHERINE ANDERSON BURCHFIELD Cot Marriage is my life, happiness is my thought, and succeeding in life with my family and home is my goal 4-H Club; Red Cross; Glee Club; Vice-President F.H.A.; Stunt Night. DORIS MARIE BREEDLOVE Pee Wee To have an umbrella of smiles for every day. Varsity Cheerleader; Treasurer Senior Honor Society; Glee Club; 4-H Club; Student Council; Vice-President Junior Honor Society; Secretary of Sophomore Class; Latin,- Senior Beauty; Senior Who's Who; Candidate B-Team Cheerleader.- Candidate for Homecoming Prom Committee.- Top Ten Friendliest; F.B.L.A.; Stunt Night. RAYBURN BROWN Nose To show Miss Reese that two parallel lines will intersect. Science Club; Junior Red Cross. REBECCA ANN BURTON Becky Silently Planning. F.H.A.; Stunt Night; Glee Club; Red Cross.- Historical Society.-Garden Club; Christian Youth; Student Council. EMMA FRANCES BULLARD 4-H Club; Majorette; Majorette Workshop. JOHNNY BUSH To carry on. GLORIA ANN CAIN Glo To be trusted is a greater compliment than to be loved. Stunt Night; Glee Club; Junior Honor Society; Senior Honor Society; Student Council; Red Cross; F.T.A.; Vice-President 4-H Club; Lody-in-Waitlng; Annual Staff; Candidate for Miss Huey-town,- County Dress Revue Winner; District Dress Revue Winner; County Dairy Maid; District Dairy Maid. CARLOS POPE CAMP “To understand what to do u knowledge; to be able to do it is skill. Bus Driver. CHRISTINE CAMP Teeno Set your noal high. You may not reach it. but you'll put on muscle climbing toward it. Junior Honor Society; Future Homemakers. THERESSA JEANETTE CARR Shorty To ktiow a lot about a few things, and to know a little about a lot of things. JOAN CANANT Joannie To be a good housewife. 4-H Club. RONALD CARTER Topknot 'To be a father like my father; to have a wife like my mother; a son like my brother; and a daughter like my sister. CHARLOTTE CHAPMAN Brains To be a good secretary. Glee Club; Commercial Club. PATRICIA GAIL CHERRY Pot Future Homemaker ; Christian Youth; Choir; Candidate for Senior Beauty; 1st Maid Miss Hueytown. BEATRICE CHERRY Bebe To In- the kind of girl my parents want me to be.' [ 7 1 HERMAN M. CHAPMAN Mock To help me be good. Ushers' Club. DANNY CHRISTIAN Monk Usher's Club. BARBARA ANN CLARK Bonoi To be a square without being level headed.' Future Nursei. JOE CROOKS Buddy To invent wingi for low flying eon.' Bui Driver; 4-H Club. CARL CROWDER Slow Poke To have a flat head Ford that will at least run.' CARL TRAVIS DATES ‘‘Plumb To learn the correct way to tpell Plum (The Fruit). MARGARET SUE DABBS “Suiio To Sail on the Sea of Discouragement and Anchor in the Harbor of Success. Vice-Prev Red Cron; Gordon Club; Glee Club; Mill Hueytown Condidotc; Junior Honor Socioty; 4-H Club; Historian Alpho Tri-Hi-Y; Vice-Prei. Spanish Club; Chriition Youth; Pres Office Staff; Homeroom Representative. County-Wide Reporter for Jr. Red Cron BARBARA ANN DILL ■'Daffy-Dill ' To be Honest and Sincere in all my Undertakings. Science Club. BARBARA ANN HANSON DAWSON •'Bobble ' To live my life to the fullest extent and hold the respect of others. Band; Glee Club; Choir; Stunt Night; F.H.A.; B-Team Cheerleader; Homecoming Candidate; All-County Choir Competition; Homeroom Sec.: Student Council; Garden Club. JAMES PRESTON DAVIDSON Jimmy To do the best I can with what I have. Latin Club; Band. JERRY DOBBS To get married and have all the money I need NANCY ELIZABETH DEVORE Nancy-Beth To dare to be different. Colorette; Drum Moioretto; Majorette Workshop. F.T.A.; F.B.L.A.; Chaploin Student Council; Prom Committee; Homeroom Officer.- Monitor; Annual Stoff; Stunt Night; Glee Club; Garden Club; Red Cron; Chriition Youth; Scc.-Treoi. Sponiih Club; Moit Valuable Member Student Council '56; Chaplain Jeff. Co. Ann. Student Council; Student Council Workshop; Sou. Student Council Convention. CHARLES ALIEN OORSETT Muffy To be a success in life Spanish Club; Sportsmanship Club; Citizenship Club. RICHARD BYRON DAVIS To wake my mother and father proud, for they have done so much for me. ANN DUNCAN Llttlo Ann Rod Cross. ALTON DORIETY Goldie Band. SYLVIA EVANS Slbbio 'When I become a teacher to instill in the minds of all my students a desire for learning. Reporter of F.T.A.j Future Nurses; Christian Youth Club. BILLIE KAY FAIRBURN To use my education as will best reward my j)arents for making it possible. Junior Honor Society; Senior Honor Society; Future Nurses. Student Council; Red Cross. Librory Staff; 4-H Club; Stunt Night; Band, Christian Youth; Latin Club. BONNIE FARR Be-Bop “Not to be better than the rest but as good as the best.” Red Cross 4-H Club; F.B.L.A.; Stunt Night; F.T.A.; Garden Club; Student Council. JUDITH ANN FALLS Judy To graduate.” Art Club. SYLVIA GAYLE FRANKLIN Sib “To go to Ceorgia and learn to raise sugar cane. Future Nursos. NONA FAYE FRANKLIN Fayo Nonie To alwaus remember that it's not what you have, but it‘s what you do with what you nave. Courtesy and Consideration for others arc assets in personality development of every student. These qualities are being shown by Jack Savage and Vivian Grubbs. CHARLES FORRIESTER Lefty Red Cross; Key Club. CAROLYN JEAN GIZELAR Bip To find out what I am atul be a good one. National Honor Society; Glee Club; Hall Monitor; President F.B.L.A.; Miss Hueytown Candldoto. EDWARD GEORGE Buddy To finish high school.' FRANCES GILBERT Francis the talking mule To try to please the highest Judge of all. National Honor Society; Junior Play; Stunt Night; Red Cross; Press Club; Library Staff; 4H Club; F T.A. JAMES HARVEY FRANKLIN Karv To lay two thousand bricks a day. Latin Club; Hl-Y. MARY SUE FRANKLIN Pencil Always naughty, never l ad, sometimes happy, never sad. 4 H Club; Trl-HI-Y. GLADYS CHRISTINE GILL Chris Band; Miss Hueytown Candidate; F.B.L.A.; Girls' Volley Bull Team; Glee Club; Hobby Club. JOHNNY GIZELAR To become one of the greatest Naval Officers of all times. Red Cross; Christian Youth Club. [ 20 ] CHARLES RAY GLASS, JR Charlie To be a dentin because I like the iouuJ of Dr. Charles R. Glair, Jr.” 4-H Club Pres and Sec.; lotin Club; Glee Club; Hobby Club; Student Council; 4-H Boy of ihe Year. BENNY GORDON Flosh Student Council; Pre� . Science Club; Pros. Hobby Club; Lotin Club; Rod Cron.- Stunt Night NANCY GOODWIN To alwayi smile, because when you're smiling, the whole world smiles with you. CECIL WAYNE GOODWIN Pistol To ting my way into Heaven. MURRAY GREEN Moe Ushors' Club. Red Cron; Representative to Red Cross Training Camp; Who's Who PATRICIA ANN GREEN Pat We love in others what we lack ourselves, and would be everything but what we are. Cheerleader; Senior Who's Who; Lady in Waiting to Senior Beauty; Sec. Red Cross; Lotin Club; Annual Staff; Glee Club; Choir; 1st Maid Homecoming; Garden Club. CLARIS JEAN GRAY To keep my mouth shut and let people think I’m dumb instead of opening it and leaving no doubt. Gloo Club; F.H.A. DELORES ANN GRANT Granny WANDA GRIFFIN Wondo low 'To live in a cabin beude the road and hare a friend wherever I may roam. lib Staff. 4-H Club. Rod Cross.- Christian Youth; Miss Huoyfown Candidate. Stunt Night. VIVIAN GRUBBS Bib To be the kind of friend that I would tike to have. lotin Club; Treasurer F.T.A.; Stunt Night; Candidate Miss Huey-town; Annual Staff. Alpha Tri-Hi-Y; Homeroom Officer; Homecoming Candidate. RONALD TERRY HAIFACRE Half Student Council. Hi Y; H Club; Football. CAROLYN HAMMET To take life at a flow and eaty face. Miss Hucytown Candidate. SANDRA HARPER Sonny To invent a method to prevent meaneft.' library Staff; National Honor Society. L C. HARRISON, JR. To get out of school. Art Club; D.O. Club; Red Cross. IYNETTE GUIN Not It n great to have fnendt, but greater to be a friend.'' Rod Cross.- Sec. Jr. Honor Society; Science Club. Stunt Night. Glee Club; Pres. Office Staff; Girls' Volleyboll Champs '57; Softboll Team; Student Council; Sgt.-at Arms. Alpha TrhHiYj Nationol Honor Society. LARRY HALCOMB To help Pat Boone find that gold mine in the iky. ARVOl HANKINS. JR. Houdini To be the vorld'i leeond greateit magician.' Ushers' Club. JERRY HANDLEY Buddy 'To Succeed [ 22 ] ROBERT HARRISON Horry When therr n no work to be done you eon count me out. JAMES MAX HATCHER PEGGY JOYCE HAYES To be of happy in the future at I have been in the part. VAN LOUIE HAYES Hi-Y, Football, Basketball. � � ARTHUR DAVID HAYES Dove 4 H Club; Ushers' Club. JACKIE LOUCIUE HARTLINE Hockio To be j Little Raieal all my life. B-Tcam Cheerleader; Varsity Cheerleader. 2 yrs.; Alt Head Cheerleader; Cheerleader Convention, 2 yrs.; Who's Who, Senior Fovorite; Senior Beauty Candidate; Homecoming Candidate, Treas. and Vice-Pres. F.N.A.; Treasurer Senior Class. Homeroom Officer; 4-H Club; Garden Club; Stunt Night; Prom Committee. Annual Staff; Glee Club. MARY NANCY HlGGiNS Granny To try. but not too hard.' Spanish Club; Historian Future Teachers. JON ANN HIGDON Jonnle To remember that in the bright Lexicon of youth there is no such word as failure. Sec Office Siaff; Vice-Pros. Garden Club; Stunt Night, Vice-Pres. Freshman Class; Jr. Honor Society; Sec Science Club; National Honor Socioty; Student Council; Prom Committee,-Student Council Workshop; Latin Club; Senior Beauty Candidate; Glee Club; Christian Youth; Science Club Convention. LILLIAN HORN Pill To always face the world with a imile. but don't over do it. Christian Youth; F.H.A.; Stunt Night ‘S6-‘S7. Glee Club; Choir. RUEBEN EDWARD HILL Eddie To pan Senior Engliih.' [ 23 ] ROBERT HAROLD HUBBARD WAITER HOLLAND Butter'1 To dinar� be found in the path of lifthi LINDA LEE HUEY Lou To design o life with oil the teams of happiness. Garden Club; Studont Council; Annual Stall; Tri-Hi-Y. B Team Cheerleader; Stunt Night. Glee Club. NORMA JEAN HUEY Buddy Glee Club; Choir; Christian Youth; Stunt Night; Sec. Garden Club; Jr. Honor Society; Ollice Stall; Latin Club; Science Club; Student Council; Red Cron. Tri-Hi-Y Vice-Pres ROBERT WAYNE HILLIARD Star H Club; Kappa-Hi-Y; Baseball; Basketboll; Football. President Junior Clois; Who's Who; Retrospect Stall; Student Course!; Red Crow. Top Ten Friendliest JOHNNY HUBKA Not to write anything hi the annual.' FRANCES VIRGINIA HUNT Roslo” To make the best better. F H A.; Gleo Club; Alpha-Tri-Hi-Y; Red Crow; Homecoming Con didote; Student Council; Library Stall; Y-Tecni; Homeroom Officer; Stunt Night. Paper Stoll. JON HYDRICK Jon Sam Our deedf follow us and what we hare been maket us what we are. [ 24 ] SARA LOUISE HURD Sissy 4-H; F.H.A.; Tri-Hi-Y; Homeroom Officer.- Majorette. Stunt Night. Majorette Convention MARTHA LEE HUEY To Hire the world the best I hare and the belt will come back to me. Garden Club; Future Homemakers; G'ee Club; Office Staff; Library Stall; Tri-Hi-Y. Future Teochcr ; 4-H. Stunt Night LUTHER JOHNSON To be a better person when I grow older. Key Club; Band; Choir. NANCY RUTH JENKINS Shorty Treajurer F.H.A.; Stunt Night; Girij' Volley Boll Tcom; Notionol Honor Socioty; Min Hueyfown Condidote. AMANDA LEE JOHNSON Mondo To always see the world through rose-colored glasses.'' National Honor Society; Pretidcnt Junior Red Crow,- F H.A ; Glee Club NANCY JOHNSON Little Bit To grow a little. REDA FAY JONES To always be happy in whatever I do.' ROONEY JONES Rod 4-H Club, Prendent; Senior Who't Who. TED JONES To live a full and happy life. PEGGY MAUREEN JORDAN To carry Christ to the ones who haven't heard. Sophomore and Junior Homeroom Officer; Latin Club; Red CroM; Library Staff; Beta Trl-Hi-Y; Glee Club. MARTHA COX JORDAN To hitch my wagon to a star and climb the stairway to success. SHiRLEY ANNE JOHNSON Shirl To take everyone's advice, but do as I please. Library Stoff; Glee Club; Stunt Night; 4-H Club; Red Crou SHIRLEY GAYLE JUSTICE To accept life us a cluillcnge uiul meet it cheerfully. DORIS FAYE KING Foye To he always laughing. never sad, sometimes luiughty, never I tad. EMMA NELL KELLY Nellie Bell To he gtn d, imrc, and kind; to do what is right ana leave troubles behind F T A., Secretary and Historian; 4-H Club; Tri-Hi-Y; F H.A.; Red Cross Council; Glee Club. JOE KNIGHT To be a success in life. JAMES $. KIllOUGH Sid 4-H Club; Baseball. FRED KNOX CHARLES DOUGLAS KILLOUGH Golden Toe To find my goal in life, run a touchdown, and kick the extra point. Football; 8aseball,- Track,- H Club; Hi-Y. Band; All-County ond All State Band; Choir; All-County and All State Choir; Annual Staff. CAROLYN KNIGHT Library Staff, Future Homcmakors; 4-H Club; Glee Club; Red Cross; Stunt Night MARY ANN KIRKPATRICK Kirk To do what I have always wanted to do—nothing. F.T.A.; Spanish Club; Treasurer of Gordon Club; Girls' Championship Volley Boll Toam; Softball Team; Stunt Night; Glee Club; Senior Who's Who. BEVERLY GUIN KNAPP Bov Red Cross; F.T.A.; Glee Club; Choir; Band,- Stunt Night; Library Staff; Ensemble. ( 26 ] WANDA LOCKE To lake everyone's advice and do as please. EUGENIA IANDRETH Jeanie Why work when someone else will do it for your Sdenco Club; Christian Youth; Choir; National Honor Society ARTHUR EUGENE LACY ‘'Cotton” To be a tureen in HU: Student Council; Key Club. HI Y. GEORGE WILLIAM LA.RD, JR. This will do until (omethinn better eomet along Future Teachers; Latin Club; Speech Club; Hobby Club. NORMA JEAN LOWERY To let otheri see Jesut in me. Varsity Cheerleoder; Glee Club. Choir; All-State and All County Chorus.- Christian Youth. Sec Historical Society; Stunt Night, Homecoming Candidote; J.N.A.; Pres F.B.L.A , lody In-Waiting; National Honor Society. DALE LEWIS “Luce To work hard if I have to make lomethmg of myself . GENA LOGGINS Dcna” To find the thing God meant me to do. then do it to Hit satisfaction. Annuol Staff, 3 years CHARLES LOWERY •'Goober” To ride Sputnik into outer space lotin Club; Senior Who's Who. Homeroom Officer CHARLES MASHBURN Buddy To be big. but never too big for my britches.' Key Club; Student Council.- Red Cross; Annual Staff JAMES ISSAC MARTIN Spider” Football; Track; Hi-Y. Art Club; Baseball. Tumbling Team. HARRIET ANN MARRS “To face the task of each day with courage and look forward with faith. Student Council. Secretory; Office Staff; Nationol Honor Society; Red Cross.- Who's Who.- Representative to Europe for S.E.A for J.R.C.; Stote Student Council Conventions and Workshops; Homecoming Candidate; S.E.A. Advisory Council for J.R.C.; County Wide J.R.C. Council; Latin Club, Candidate for Senior Beauty; Favorite; Friendliest Girl; D A.R. Good Citizenship Girl; Educational T.V.; Annual Stoff; Post-Herald Reporter; Elks Leadership Contest Winner,- Finalist In Courtesy Contest.- Junior Honor Society, President; Baseball Sponsor. LARRY FRANKLIN McAlPIN Walter To succeed in all that I undertake to do. EDWIN McLENDON Ed To succeed in attaining my highest goal. Science Club; Honor Society; Red Cross. MARTHA McCLINTON Bobbo To give the world the best I have. Vice-President National Honor Society; Vice-President Science Club; Treasurer Student Council; Treasurer Junior Honor Society; Student Council Workshops ond Conventions; Representative Southern S. C. Convention; Science Academy Convention; Alternate Miss Jofforson County ; Who’s Who,- Candidate Senior Beauty; Secretary Office Staff; Annual Staff. Finolist in Courtesy Contest. Alternate Homecoming Queen. SARA NELL McDANIEL Syrupy President and Secretory Future Nurses, Glee Club; F.B.L A. LINDA ALICE McGOUGH Lin To major in the subject. Courtesy, and receive the diploma of respect Red Cross Gorden Club; Secretory F.H.A .- Stunt Night; B Team Cheerleader; Glee Club. GERALD MOSELY Pete” Red Crois; 4-H Club; Glee Club. PAUL NELSON To exist. Science Club; Band; All-State Chorus.- All-County Ensemble; Glee Club; Hobby Club. DARRYL MELTON To In a success in life and take only what belongs to me. Latin Club; Red Cross; Audubon Society.- Ushers' Club; Stunt Night TOMMY MEWBORN Fleetfeet Co-Captain. Football Toom; H Club; Stage Crew; Latin Club. Student Council; Who's Who.- Track; Senior Fovorite. Chorus. f 28 ] DONALD EDWIN MORROW Don” To lire every day of my life as if il were my tail Ushers' Club WILLIAM MURPHREE To tty to be the bet! in everything I do. Pm,, band: All-State Band; All-County Band; Key Club; Latin Club; Hobby Club; Ushers’ Club. DONALD FRANKLIN MORRIS ''Don” To make a career of the Navy' JOHNNY HAROLD MUIR Fuzzy” MARY NICKOLSON To climb the ladder of fueceft and look back- MARTHA JEAN NICKOLSON F 1 A.; 4-H Club; Latin Club. LEITA JEAN NORRIS “Luty To acccmphfh the unaceomphihable accompluhmcntt. Future Homemakers.- Stunt Night, Lady-m-Waitlng to Senior Beauty. JON NELSON NORTHCUTT ''Zero To be a cuceets. H Club; Hi Y; Basketball Co-captoin; Baseball; Football, Co-captoln. Who's Who. Sonlor Favorite, Homeroom Officer. Vise-President Senior Class; Student Council; All County 3rd Team. NANNETTE PARISH Colonel No ont hat ever yeI (limbed the ladder of success with hit handf in hit pockets” No . Honor Society; Bond; Vice-Pret., Sec.. Treat.. Band; Pep Band; All-County Band; All-Slate Bond; All-State Orchettro; B'hom Youth Orchettro; B’hom Symphony; Choir; Sponith Club; Chriitian Youth; Hiitoricol Society; 4-H Club; Stunt Night; Homecoming Candidate; Senior Beauty. HARRIET ELIZABETH PAYNE Botsy To he a secretary.” Jon,or Honor Society.- OKice Stall; Latin Club; Bond; Audubon Club; National Honor Society Chape! programs serve for educational as well os entertainment. Jonny Northcuft, Mary Frances Vance, Sue Dabbs, and Lyneffe Guin are enjoying taking port in one of these programs. ROSIE MAE PENNINGTON To drive a Cadillac imtead of a ‘46 Ford. Babe SHIRLEY ODOM PHILLIPS To change my recordt to 'Phillips'” MARY JO RUSH “Jo “To always have my eyes otten so I won’t stumble through life blindly.” Choir Giee Club; Homocoming Sporuor, Stunt Night; Garden Club. DONAIO ROBERT RUSH Bobby To finish a season of football. Hi-Y, football; lotin Club; Garden Club. Who' Who; Glee Club; Stunt Night; Preiident of Homeroom. Tubby Just to better myself. 4 H Club; Trl-Hi-Y, Glee Club; Y-Tecnt; Student Council; Red Cross; future Nurses. Stunt Night. LAURA SALTERS MARY HELEN RUSSELL Mario Keep your fare toward the sun and the shadows will fall behind. Christion You'h; Garden Club; 4-H Club; Junior Honor Society; Senior Honor Society; Annuol Staff; President of F.T.A.; President of Sponiih Club; Preiident o Oiitrkt V F.T.A; Stunt Night; Student Council; High Salesman; Secretory Junior Class. PATRICIA RUTH SANDERS “Potiy To govern my life and my thoughtt at if the world touid fee the one and read the other. Bond; Sec, Office Staffi 4-H; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y; Sec , Audubon Society; Choir, Stunt Night; Spanish Club; Rod Cross; 4-H Talent Contest Winner, BARBARA FAYE SANDERS Bobs Tv make the hen of everything and not let anything make the wont of me. Gloo Club; Audubon Society; Historical Society, Soc.; Library Staff; Stunt Night. JERONE SAVAGE Joch 7 am hut one. hut I am one. Baseboll; Football; Basketball; “H” Club; Stage Crew.- President Kappa Hi-Y; Senior Who's Who; All-County 3rd Team. ELIABETH SELLERS Liz To ride smoothly over the rough roads of life with a smile for everyone who pastes by lotfn Club. Glee Club; F B L.A., Stunt Night; Audubon Society. CAROLYN SELF Co as fat at you eon see. and when you get there you’ll see farther Future Nurses; F.B.L.A MARILYN SELF Shadows fall behind when you walk toward the light. F.B.L.A.,- F.T.A BEVERLY SHRADER “Snick To cheer on the field of victory for the game of life Vorsity Cheerleader ‘57-'58; Jr. Honor Society; Head Cheerleader ‘58; Pres. Nat Honor Society; Red Cross.- Prom Com mittee; Garden Club; Feoturo Editor, Rotrospect Staff; Inter-Club Council; Cheerleader Convention- Top Ten Friendliest; Stunt Night; B-Team Cheerleader; F.B.L.A. STELLA SIDES To let what's coming come because it’s coming anyway.' Future Nurses; Who's Who, Candidate Senior Beauty. -- GLENDA SUE SIMS “Susie To master my mind and body and be able to concentrate on the one thing before me. Library Staff, Glee Club; Tri-Hl-Y. DONALD WAYNE SKATES To be able to make the grades in college so I can play football. Red Cross; Audubon Society,- Football; Concert Choir, All-County Choir, All-State Choir. EDITH MARIE SPANGLER To reach goals in lift President F.H.A., Student Council. PATRICIA LOUISE SMITH Pot To always be a person everyone can like.' Senior Beauty Candidate. JAMES SPLAWN Chipmunk To he a success in life and own the world.' PAUL SMITH Shiftless o take the gospel of my Lord and Savior. Jeiui Christ, where it has never been before. Ushers' Club, Pros.; Key Club, Chaplain; Spoech Club. Treos.; Latin Club, Christian Youth Club. Treat,.• Hobby Club. Treat.; Boys' Stole Representative; Hittory Club MAXINE GAIL STELMAN Student Council; Stunt Night; Future Nurset. Vice-Pres., Sec.; Latin Club; Band; All-County Band; Pep Band; Glee Club. Softball Team; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y. DAVID ROBERT STEWART Davo To fill every day with fruitful momenti for I won't pass this way again. Pret and Vice-Prcv. Student Council; Pres. of Science Club; Pres. National Honor Society; Annual Staff; lotin Club; Uthert' Club; Who't who; Stunt Night, Pres. Sophomore Clats.- F.T.A.; H Club; Basketball. SARAH MAE STAMPS Solly To look forward to the future.” Audubon Society; F.H.A.; Glee Club; Stunt Night. CHARLES HEBRON STANLEY But Driver. GERALD STOVES Jerry To graduate in ’58.” HELEN OLLIVEA STROKER To choose the harder right instead of the easier wrong. 4-H Club; Junior Honor Society; Christian Youth Club; F.T.A.. F.8.LA.; Stunt Night. [ 33 ] SAMMIE SUNDBERG Sombo Good, better, belt. I'll never let it rett, until my good it better, and my better it bctt.” Reporter of F.H.A.; Historical Society. Stunt Night; Band; Soft boll Team.- Alpha Tri-Hi-Y; Pop Bond; Homecoming Candidate; National Honor Society. CAROL ANN THOMAS Poncho To find Cisco. Glee Club; Choir.- Stunt Night; Historical Society, Tri-Hi-Y, FH.A.J Sec. of Choir; Chcerlcodor, Homeroom Officer.-School Huddle. Red Cross; Football Sponsor; B-Team Winner of Honno's High RICHARD PENN TREVOR lightning To prove the best things in life are free, or practically free.” lotin Club H“ Club; Vorsity Basketball; Kappa Hi-Y; Audubon Society.- Ushers' Club; Garden Club; Stunt Night. ELIZABETH FAYE THOMPSON Irky 'Not to be carbon copy, hut to make my own impression.' VIRGINIA FAYE TUBBS Foot Not only he wise like an owl. but to learn ho to howI like a beagle? Alpha F.B.LA. 4-H Club. PATRICIA ANN UNDERWOOD Patsy To be a good secretary. JOE VICE Tubby To learn the way to a teachers' heart. Bus Driver; Ushers' Club. MARY FRANCES VANCE Frank To be five feet, instead of almost. Pres and Treas. of F.H A.; State F.H.A. Convention; Homeroom Officer. Alternate Cheerleader; Homecoming Maid; Pres. Gar den Club; Annual Staff; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y; Stunt Night; Candidate for Senior Beauty; Student Council HAROLD THEODORE WHATLEY, JR. Ickobod Mudd” To be a bachelor for 50 years and live to 100. Key Club; Band. DAVID WEAVER ROBERT E. WALES Speedo” Ushers' Club; 4-H Club; Stunt Night; Red Cross BOBBY WADE ROBERT GRAHAM WALL, JR. Bobby To be a success in life. Bond, Latin Club; Key Club. TOMMIE LOU WALDROP Lulu To cheer for the game of life and be awarded the trophy of happiness. Voriity Cheerleader '57- 58; Who's Who; Sec. of Senior Class; Candidate Senior 8eauty; Favorite; Vice-Pres. Senior Honor Society. Latin Club; Pros 4-H Club; Pres Audubon Society; Inter-Club Council; Prom Committee; Stunt Night; Retrospect Staff; Homecoming Candidate; Cheerleader Convention; Delegate to Nationul 4-H Congress. VIRGINIA CARROLTON WELDON Ginger To do unto others as I would hare them do unto me. BOBBY WARE Hardware Lotin Club. MARY CAROLYN VINES Caroline To always keep turned toward the sunshine so I can't see the shadows. F T A . Pros Alpha Tri-Hi-Y; Office Staff; Library Staff; Student Council; Glee Club; Stunt Night; Candidate Senior Beauty; Homecoming Candidate. DORIS JEAN VINES 'Be not the first by whom the new is tried nor yet the last to lay the old aside. Future Homemakers. WAYNE WINSIETT Whistle To be a success. WILLIAM WHATLEY 7’o be the first man on the moon. JERINELLE WOOTEN Slugger To go into the Nary and study to be a doetor. JERRY WOODWARD To hare a million dollars and a friend for every buck- JAMES ALLEN WINTTER '•Wormy To be the friendliest of the friendly; the kindest of the kind, and the greatest of the great and then I couldn't help but be a success. H Club; Football; Baseball; Kappa Hi-Y; Key Club; Stunt Night; Sophomore Class Vice-Pres.; Homeroom Pres.; Who's Who; Senior Favorite; Annual Stall; Purple ond Gold Stoll; Student Council. WILMA JOY WILSON To set my ideals as stars and though I may never reach them, use them as a guide. Jr. Honor Society; Not. Honor Society.- Red Cross; Audubon Society, Student Council; Stunt Night; Homeroom Pres.; Glee Club; Bond; All-Stotc. All-County, Pep Bands. JAMES WINSTON WRIGHT, JR. Jimmy To be a success in anything I do. Science Club Ushers' Club, Vice-Pres., H Club; Student Council; Baseball; Basketball; Pres. Senior Class.- Senior Favorite. JERRY WILLS To always remember that you get out of life only what you put in it. Science Club; Not. Honor Society; Oflice Stall; Homecoming Candidate,- Spanish Club. •• • i vunvj Band. Youngster to be a success tn life according to the plan ( gives in Joshua 1:8.” JUNIORS LINDA GREEN . . Vice-President JOE STRICKLAND President BONNIE CLEVELAND Secretory LINDA McGUFFFIE Treasurer Here the Junior Class Officers are appearing for an Assembly Program. This year the Senior Class will be the guest of the Junior Class at the annual prom which will be held in the spring. Arrangements for this outstanding event of the year are being completed. Robert Abernathy Mick Adcock Chorlotto Adkins Gall Aldrich Letter Allen Leslie Anthony Janice Anthony Melvin Armjtrong Robert Armstrong Lorry Atchison Gilbert Bonks Jon Barron Thomos Barry Nell Batemon Kenneth Beard Peggy Beard Ralph Bearden Martha Beck Edward Bierly Janice Blankenship B. Bloomingburg Marvin Brice Linda Broughton Oonald Brown Don Cantrell Barbara Cosh Gilbert Cash Norton Chastine Sylvia Chambers Bonnie Cleveland David Cochran Sonja Cole Margaret Colemon Larry Corley Marilyn Cost Melba Crawley France} Crow Larry Crump Terry Doughtery Charles Davidson Kay Dovii Patsy Dean Alice F. Donaldson Eugene Donaldson Charlotte Doss Carolyn Droke Joe Drake Mary Drake Wayne Draper Dick Drummond Dan Dulaney Benny Durrett Louis Dutton Joiry Earnest lindo Earnest Gail Ellis Judy Elrod Leroy Ethridgo Brenda Farr Ann Fields Jorry Fleming Joe Fondow Freda Franklin Waymon Fredrick Jimmy Gardner Patton George Bruce Gibson Edwino Gilbert Betty Gill Ann Gilmore Eddie Goolsby Jerry Graham Mary Griffin Joe Fondaw and Kay Justice are recording one of our plays for college English while Wayne King is operating the tape recorder. These recordings are played back in class for all to hear and criticize. These helpful criticizisms have helped us to improve our diction and English in preparation for college. JUNIORS [ 38 ] M ’L Ted Johnston Charles Jones Marvin Jimmerson Barbara Johnson Milton Johnson Jerry Johnston Milton Johnston Ned Johnston Madeline Kircus Joe Kirkpotrlck Margaret Knighten Ollie Knighten lorry Knowles Gall logic Charlotte landrcth Jerry lowley Betty lee Sue lenning Jimmy Leslie Gloria Letson lanny lewis Myra Livingston Glenda Locke Paul looney Robert Lowery Nancy McCarty Barbara McGrow Donald McDonald Chorles Mcferrin Merdith McFerrin Berney McGoughey Linda McGuflie Sue McWilliams Donold Manning Johnny Masters Hugh Mays lorry Mehorg Raymond Merrill Billy Don Miller Harold Miller Barbaro Mitchell Jimmy Morgon Gerold Morris Annie R. Murphree Jimmy Murphree Jo-Ann Murphy Fred Nobors Terry Noll Jimmy Nelems Patricia Newell Momie Nicholson Myra Noe Billy Odom Floyd Odom Jetty Otwell Ryth Ousley Emmett Groy Kip Green Linda Green Shelia Gogglns Faye Grubbs Jack Guln Alice Gullohorn Paula Gulledgc Sherry Guthrie Charlotte Gwin Mory Ann Homilton Billy Handloy Jewel Hankins Christine Honnoh Jock Hanson Janice Hordmen Ben Hardy Jim Hargett Jane Harmon Peggy Horrison Robert Hartley Wayne Helms Josie Helton Steve Henderson Bobby Hendrix Barbara Hewitt Linda Hicks Roy Hilliard Barbora Holmes Randle Holmes Don Horn Hunter Horton Nelda Howton Don Huey Dennis Huey Grady Humphries Donnls Humphryes Elva J. Jennings Goy Jennings Phillip Jimmerson Panel discussions ore a common thing in American History. Here Eddie Goolsby is showing the settlements founded by the French and English. Glenda Locke, Linda Green, and John Pearson will explain the bearing that these settlements had on our present day democracy. JUNIORS JUNIORS Gay Lynn Jones, Linda Hicks, Jerry Ot-well, and Gaines Watts are demonstrating air pressure in the Physics Laboratory. Physics is one of our elective courses which students take in order to prepare themselves for college. A A “Hiii Melvin Owen a X % Tommy Roberson a a Russell Redman Floyd Richardson Potsy Porker Edward Pormley Barbara Payne John Pearson Sonia Perry Alvin Roper Jean Roper Coil Rounsvillc Kilty Roberts Morgorot Roberts Tommy Roberts Jackie Robinson Lynn Sadler Bebe Sailer Jimmy Samsaf Oonny Satterfield Evelyn Satterfield Betty Scott Rcba Seller Leon Shirley 1 ’ ft Ik jA ji ► Charity Short William Short I. Shuttlesworth Patsy Shuttlesworlh Mike Simonion Johnny Simmons Melfocd Simmons Rebecca Simmons Grant Sims Jerry Sims Bobby Smith Carol Sue Smith Jackie Smith Jerry Smith Nancy Smith Sidney Smith Jonelle Splegle Woyne Splown Jimmy Stinnett Joe Stricklond Gory Swann Jimmy Swindle Joon Thomas Ann Thompson Steve Todd Amelio Troywick Belton Trlmm Jerry Turner Mack Turner Rito Tyler Shirley Undorwood Martha Vice Beverly Vines Patricio Vine Freddie Vinson Glenn Wadsworth Carolyn Waldrop Sybil Waldrop larry Wallace Lois Walton Donald Waters Bronda Watkins, Nancie Watkln Nancy Watkins Gomes Watts Bennie Whatley Charles White Jo Ann White Woyne Williams George Wilson George Womble Morle Wooddll Glolce Works Jeon Wright Barbora Yerby Charlotte Young Miss Reese is explaining one of the more difficult problems in Plane Geometry to Wayne King, Joe Fondow, and Linda Hicks. Plane Geometry is required of College Students, and when students leave Miss Reese's closs they tan compete with the best students anywhere. JUNIORS SOPHOMORES This year the Sophomores or Hueytown High elected for their class officers Ronnie Mason, President; Sue Martin, Vice-President; Ann Stewart, Secretary; Peggy Horton, Treasurer. Gloria Adorn Wayne Adorn Cloylon Adkin Richard Adkin Mary Allen Jame Amick Joyce Amtek Mark Argo Betty Atchijon Charlotte Austin Celeste Awtrey larry Ayre Ronald Bailey Joyce Bailey Harriet Boll Barbara Ballard Davis Barnhill Jerry Batson Pat Bawghn Wallace Boughn Kenneth Bigbee Jody Blackwell Robert Blankenship Roy Boartfield Norma Booth Dovid Bowden Bobby Brocknell Peggy Bradford Pot Brady Kenneth Braswell Elaine Brewer Tommy Bridget Mary Brocholf lone Brown Linda Brumberlow Jim Burlingoro Harriot Burton Hollit Coin Maion Cain Judy Caller Eric Camp Borbaro Cappt i om Clevenger Jerry Cochran Aletha Cole Clyde Cole John Collinc Mary Collint James Cooksey Ronald Cooper Martha Cope Jacky Coppedge Tony Cox Eddie Crowford Barbara Creel Frank Crowder Mary Crowion Ronald Crump Tommy Davidson Barbara Davis Barbara Davit Charles Davis Gene Davis Ronald Dun Jo Ann Elliott Michael Elli� Sandro Elrod Sandra Falrburn Robert Fpncher Elouije Farley Peggy Fleet Harold Gardner Gailon Goiterland Sydney Ginn Dole Gore Jamej Green Nell Grubb Branyon Guin Wanda Guthrie Donna Gwin Marcia Hall Tynette Hall Joan Harlow Thomai Harmon Don Harrell J. L Horrli Bobby Harrison Billy Hartley Eugene Hatcher Milford Hoyos Anne Headley Don Holm Jimmy Honderion Jeanette Hendrix Ule Hester Richard Hick Jerry Higdon No Higgle Goyle Huett Margaret Hutchin Jerry Hyche Sandro Hyche Jerry Jenning Helen Johnjon N.ta Johnton Peggy Kelley Kenny Kenner Mildred Klltough Peggy Killough Corolyn King Eleanor Kirby Maureen Knight Jerry Kou Chorlei Locy George Loey Billy Large Douglai Lawion Gory Leymon Condie Lowery Bobby Ludolf Andy Molone Charlotte Manning Chorlct Morcum Sue Martin Annette Mojon Gail Mown Glenda Movon Ronnie Moton Ann Money Cldye Matter Dorit Moynord Trocy McCullor Jeanette McDonald virainio Mimi Sarah Moore Sylvia Morgan Joe Morrij David Morriion Bob Naborj Herman Miller Melba Nelms Goll Nelson Goil Nichols Arnold Noland Undo Norri Don Odom Eloine Orange jtL . rV Rebecca Oiley Janice Palmer Jody Porker Mary Parker Charles Parson Mac Parsons Patsy Parsons Anita Potterson Carolyn Ponny Margaret Peoples Mary Peterson Sandro Potty Dean Phillips Virginia Philpot Larry Pirkle Bobbie Prater Roiford Presley Jackie Price luvenlo Pugh Kay Quin Ann Ray Pat Reaves Billy Rcddell Nicky Reed Ben Reeves Linda Rich Wayne Richardson David Roberson Barboro Rockett Rex Rockett Woody Rogers Barney Roper Barbara Russell David Russell Richord Salter Betty Sanders Mary Sanders Francis Sovage Albert Schober Johnny Self Wayne Soxton Martha Seymore Robert Shirley Trebo Shuttlejworth Carolyn Simmon tarry Sim William Sim nn Sloggett Elixobeth Smith Oalton Strickland Bonnie Sutherland Carol Teague Lynn Tennyjon Thcrmon Thoma Joyce Thompjon Johnnie Thrasher Betty Todd Donold Todd Laura Tucker Martha Turner George Valle Jo Ann Veitch Jane Vice Neal Vine Mory Waldrop Mike Wolloce Billie Watkin Beth Weaver Jame White Pat White Clayton Wright Gene Wyatt Barbara Yarbrough These people were assured of the trust and respect of the ninth graders when they were elected class officers. They are left to right: Charlene Reeves, treasurer, Gail Willoughby, secretary; Philip Drummond, vice-president; and Harriet Larimer, president. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Cochran, Charlene Reeves, Suo Roberts, Gail Willoughby. Betty Vinson, Margarof Poyne, Carolyn Robinson, Rondy Higdon, Glenda Sandlin, Jackie Bradley, Judy Veitch, Pat Livingstono, Barbara Church. Undo Gwin. SECOND ROW: Rayburn Willis, Wayne Greer, Ronnie Byrom, Edwin Hammonds, Sammy Dowdle. Micky Gordon, Jockey Kemp, Sharon Shufl, James Bennett, Charles Atchison. Winford Ashe. Sammy Wilkinson, Billy Gilbert, Larry Harris. Roy Vines. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Ware, John Trovor, Harry Rhodot. Frederick Bailey, William Edwards, Bruce Russell, Tommy White, Jerry Vines, Ted Batson, Jimmy Roberts. Wayne Trawcck, Billy Hopkins, Bill Richords. Woodrow Jones, Jan Towers. FIRST ROW: Mr. Farrar. W. E. Kelly. Jo Ann Shackleford. Jamej Vmei. Nicky Steen, Wayne Sotterwhite, Jane Hosmer. Paul Cummings. Jerry Snider, Jean Stoves, Roger Watkins, Carl Roberson. William Hayos. lindo Morgon. SECOND ROW: David Evans. Doyle Brown, Johnny Johnston, Terry Collins, Mike Hillman, Billy Mortindale, Jane Miles. Melda Waldrop. Carol Smith, Eugene McWilliams, Bobby English. Connie Gilbert, Johnny Knight. Jerry Cunninghom THIRD ROWj lorry Murphree, Billy Van Dyke, Jimmy Herring, Belton Helms. Rodney 8urns, Raymond la Borde, Duey Vines. Woodle Woodhom, Raymond Lindsay, Stove Snider, Charles Alexander. Jimmy Moore, Hansel Carol. John Gilbert. junior FIRST ROW: Mrs Gillespie. Patricia Cash. Alice Wildes. Sandra Nichols. Jane Dow, Geraldine Huey, Mary Swedenburg Judy Ashcroft, Judy Tate. SECOND ROW; Carolyn Townsend, Judy Davidson. Earnestino Stanley, Rebecca Creagh. Poggy Spiedle. Carol Whatley. Ann Eliis, Christine Roberson. THIRD ROW: Glenda Bell, Gcroldean Dunlap. Alice Reeves. Kate Gamble, Doris Woldrop. Carolyn Turman. Virginia Steel. Carolyn Wright, Geraldine Henderson, Carolyn Bush. [ 50 ] FIRST ROW: Mrs. Hicks. Margie Riley, Marie Guthrie, Edwin Bragg. Ann Hudson. Brenda Durham, Brenda Bloke. Linda Horn mondi. Frances Capps, Terry Armstrong. Kenneth Komcgoy. Dovid Donaldson, Woyno West. SECOND ROW: Jerry Burton, Jimmy Sapp, Gene Roberson, Lawrence Johnston, Sandra Mehorg, Janice Gullohorn, Janice laglo, Verlon Jones, Robert Wells, Ray Martin. Bill Gasgow, Mike McMahon. John Ackridge. Dovid Watts. THIRD ROW: Jerry Stricklond, Lloyd Sims, Tommy Elders, Chorles Gomble. Bruce Jones. Elaine Doloney. Goorge Waldrop, H. H. Nabors, Earl Harmon. Danny Carnes, Mac Potts, Warren Killough, Donnie Justice. junior FIRST ROW: Mrs. McKinney, Glenda Garrison, Sherry Parrish, Sharon Wadsworth, Peggy Marler, Rebecca Gunter, Mary Cartel. Sara Northcutt, Jo Ann Irwin, Carolyn Nethery. Brenda Bowden, Nclda Crowder. Myra Jo Gilbert. SECOND ROW: Ronny Cosby, James Wensel, Tommy Myrlck. Lowell Lawley, Eugene Richords. Roger Moody, Phillip Drummond, Jack Glass. Billy Guln, Eric llndburg, Gordon Mosley, Woyno Smith, Chorles Henson, Jorry Bennett THIRD ROW: lorry Smith, Jack Wills, Robert McDaniels. Fred Lowery, Douglas Noe. Robert Dabbs. Dovglos Groenlee, J. T. Dabbs, Roy Sewtcr. Volt Pooplos, Troy Dotes. Douglos Fields. Ralph Jetter. I 51 ] junior FIRST ROW: Miss Wooten, Alice Parsons, Janlco Marcum. Barbaro lowley, Patsy McAlpin. Betty Hunt. Joyce Guin, Sherry Pierco . . . SECOND ROW: Sandro Bunn, Brendo Morton, Mickey Boone. Delores Herring, Gay Vines, Barbara Martin, Willo-dean Standley, Patricia McDaniels . . . THIRD ROW: Barbara leeman, Bonnie Stoort, Koy Robertson, Rita Roper. Becky Robinson. Hilda Dixon, Elizabeth Stanley. Carolyn McFerrin. History is a subject that you toke with you from the ninth to the twelfth grade. Mrs. Cochran shows the relationship of geography and history to her ninth grade Civics class. Next year the Senior High School students will move to a beoutiful new location. These froshmen, Nelda Crowder and Charles Hensen, are looking at the plans for the new school and wondering if they will ever get adjusted to a system of little schools. [ 52 ] unior President . . Vice President HARRIET DEVORE Secretary MINNINETTE AllGOOD MARIAN CALLAR Treasurer . PEGGY JENNINGS These Eight Grodors are In a new era of life at Hueytown High School. Entering wrong rooms, missing lunch periods, and forgetting where class meets ore only a few of the activities in which a new student engages. FIRST ROW: Roger Burchfield. Nicky Hycho, Judith Perry. Sue Gontry. Sandra Fleming, Carol Salter, Faye McGrow. Dionne Johnson, Jerry Dickey. Jimmy Higdon. Potsy Turner. Soroh Dyer. Becky Williams SECOND ROW: Kay Reed. Connie Dea-son, Annett Oliver. Linda Watkins. Tommy Densmore, Phifer Crone, Gilmon Rogers. Gwendolyn Donaldson. Dorothy Davis. Eor'line Pugh. Froncie Lindsey. Martkb Padbery, Roy Manning. THIRD ROW: Mr. Martinson. Jimmy Hassell. Roger Bolden, Wayne Wellborn, Dennis Balnbridge, Doltn Bunn, Coy Armstrong, George Bolssal, Jerry White. Morcus Horris, Malcom McLeod. Corl Huddleston. Horbert Chapman. I 53 ] FIRST ROW: Lorry Vincent. Robert Nelems. Corol Smith. Borboro Block, Brenda Ayer . Deborah Dobbs, Gcrald ne Huey. Ann Cantrell. Vicki Gordon. Barbara Aiho. Prod Robert . Ralph lowwn SECOND ROW: Roycc Jordan. Peggy Jennings, Juanita Swindle. Glenda Austin, Lucille Contrell, Linda Humphries. Sylvia Humphries, Diane Evans. Elonda Wilson. Donna Wilson, John Rhodes, Glenn Ferguson. Minninette All good. THIRD ROW: Jock Segars. Donald Sellers. Ronnie Wylie, Rugb Morton. Wanda Rooks. Linnie Bonnon, Kenneth Diffy. Bobby White. Bill Riddle. Cocil Willcutt. Paul Noborj. Willard Chapmon. Tommy Tucker. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Creel, Jerry Hartley. Bonnie Huey. Joe Beane. Kenneth Cooper. Margaret Archibald, Vivian Rodgers. Patsy Twiner, Cheryl Dean, Eloin Broycale, Jimmy Malone, Heorld Lemley- SECOND ROW: Morion Cooler, Julia Helms, Joan Bido, Amelia Roddam, Carol Ellis. Fondo Wright, Carolyn Poorcli. Horriet, DeVoro. Sue Wall, Cheryl McGee. Glenn Coffee. Joel Robertson. THIRD ROW: Latha Salter. Georgia Penlgor. Harvey Davis, Jr.. Larry Gilmore. Konneth Ramey, Benny Martin, Robert Sexton. Johnny Kuglar, James Henderson, Floyd Hatcher, Gary Dabbs, Tommy Gilmore, Ronnie Lond. 0urricufi um The Staff took a peek into some of the classrooms. HI - '-' These math students are working to become finalists in the race to outer space. Bug-haters, beware this biology class. Hey, you in the leather jacket, back to your drawing board! Sit up straight! Keep your feet flat on the floor! Keep your fingers curved and keep your wrists low! These are echoes from the typing room. [ 55 ] Greenwich Village, Hueytown High School. FEATURES MARY ROPER Girl 1927 At right is Doris Breedlove who was crowned Most Beautiful at the Annual Beauty Pageant in the greofest array of feminine loveliness ever witnessed in this school. A two hour musical program was climaxed by a colorful presentation of twenty senior candidates who rightly deserve their picture in the beauty section of the annual. NANNETTE PAftRISH Senior Beauty Ladies In Waiting PAT GREEN JEAN LOWERY LEITA NORRIS GLORIA CAIN BEVERLY SHRADER STELLA SIDES FAY THOMPSON PAT SMITH DORIS REDDELL MARY BOWDEN TOMMIE WALDROP JACKIE HARTLINE HARRIET MARRS MARTHA McCLINTON JON ANN HIGDON CAROLYN VINES PAT CHERRY MARY VANCE [ 61 ] Bed rj£)re33ecl Bed JW Jlrouncl TOMMIE LOU WALDROP TOMMY MEWBORN These two have won the love and affection of the Senior Class as outstanding people with outstanding characters. DORIS BREEDLOVE JON HYDRICK We can be proud of these students as they have learned that proper dressing is an important step toward success. Best f- er6onahti PAT GREEN CHARLES LOWERY A good personality has won the approval of everyone for these two. Wod PopuLr FAY THOMPSON WAYNE HILLIARD These two will be remembered for their friendly fun thot has brightened our high school years. BEVERLY SHRADER JIMMY WINTTER These two have won their popularity through their friendliness and leadership in all activities through the vote of the Senior Class. iffiiyQe t Jfirts B,d Wan„,„ J MARTHA McCLINTON JACK SAVAGE These two are respected for their consideration of others. Bed 2, 'anceri BEATRICE CHERRY MURRAY GREEN These fwo enjoy doncing ond do it so well that others enjoy watching them. Wait JhMetic MARY KIRKPATRICK JONNY NORTHCUTT These fwo have helped our school by being good sports as well as good athletes. mU JjU Do Succi HARRIET MARRS DAVE STEWART These students have shown their ability all through high school, and we are sure that they will have a successful future. I IdJittiest STELLA SIDES RODNEY JONES Where these two go, laughter follows. friendliest JACKIE HARTLINE GARY ARGO These two are well liked because they show that they like others by. being friendly. Contest MARTHA AWTREY BOBBY RUSH Everyone likes this couple for the fun they hove together and the fun they are to be with. Representing Hoeytown High School ot tho Dental Clinic game this year wai Martha McClinton. She is to be congratulated because she was selected alternate to the queen. Christine Bailey was chosen for the honor of representing our school in the Citizonship Tour to New York and Washington this year. Christine also writes tho Gopher Gob column for the Birmingham News each week. She is doing a grand job on this column and deserves a lot of praise. HONORS Jane Vice and Jimmy Wright were chosen by the faculty and student body as Mr and Miss Courtesy this year. This is a real honor as it represents citizenship os well os popularity. Harriet Ann Mart? was choson from the Senior Class as ou Good Citizonship Girl bccouse of her fine leadership qualities Harriet Ann has brought many honors to us and we are o! very proud of hor. I 66 ] This yoor our annual magazine solei reached a record high of $3,800 of which we can all be proud. The student . pictured here showed their cooperation and loyalty to the school by being tho top salesmon. They arc: Martho McClinton. Mary Russell. Jon Hydrick. Harriet Marrs, and Gene Locy. Representing the Huoytown High School Annual Staff at the A.H. S. P. A. Convention held at tho University word Kay Justice, Undo Willoughby, 8everly Vines, JconcHc McDonald, Peggy Horton. The annual staff always works hard to put out a good yearbook and they deserve a lot of crodit. HONORS Theso si chcerlooders represented our school at tho Cheerleader Clinic at the University of Alabama last summer. They come back with the honor of being chosen as ono of tho top sixteen groups from over one hundred schools represented and are to bo congratulated as this Is tho first (into Huoytown has ever won this honor. Thoy are: Jackie Hartllno, Glenda Locke. Pat Green, Beverly Shrader, Doris Breedlove, and Tommie Lou Waldrop. These two boys, Jon Hydrick and Dennis Huey, represented Huey-town at the Key Club International Convention in Washington, D. C, lost summer. Thoy wore sent by the Kiwanis Club of Bessemer. Alabama. The boys learned a lot of valuable Information which has aided them in the organization of the Key Club. I 67 ] HOMECOMING HOMECOMING QUEEN Brenda Roy. Maids Martha McClinton, Nell Akridge. The queen ond her maid are chosen each yoor by popular vote ond are crowned at the halftime festivities of the Homecoming game. Thii year there wot more cause for celebration than ever, os our team defeated unbeaten Fairfield. HOMECOMING CANDIDATES were lovely this year. Each could hove easily been queen. The candidates were: FIRST ROW; Linda Willoughby. Jone Dork, Glenda Moson. Joyce Brown. Vivian Grubbs. Brenda Durham, Frances Hunt SECOND ROW: Anno Louro Pole, Brenda Bowden. Undo McGuffle. Alice Gullohorn. Sammie Sunburg, Judy Caller. Bonnlo Stewart THIRD ROW: Jerry Wills, Brendo Roy. Noll Akridge, Beverly Vines, Harriet Morrs, Carolyn Vines. Foye McCrow STUNT NIGHT Stunt Night is one of the most exciting events of the year ot Hueytown. Each class presents a stunt and a candidate for Miss Hueytown. The girl who collects the most money for the miscellaneous fund is declared Miss Hueytown and crowned while the judges decide upon the best stunts Stunt Night is always a night of suspense as everyone eagerly awaits the crowning of Miss Hueytown and the a-wards for the best stunts. FIRST MAID Pat Cherry f 69 J SECOND MAID Charlotte Doss avori auori SNAPSHOTS SNAPSHOTS Our Editor ORGANIZATIONS HUEYTOWN HIGH SCHOOL'S FIRST BAND Not only for this day, but for all our years. Grant us Brotherhood not of words but of deeds. —Franklin Roosevelt STUDENT The Student Council is a representative organization of the entire school The members are selected by an executive commit-tee ond two teacher sponsors These students have a responsibility to keep the rest of the school informed of our activities by reporting to their homerooms and clubs after every meeting. One period each Tuesday is devoted to Student Council work. Several projects are sponsored by the Student Council each year. One of our main projects this year is the organization of the inter-club council. Another project was buying a trophy to be given each year in honor of Mr. Gilmore to the student with the most outstanding record of leadership, scholarship, service and citizenship during his high school career. Each member on our council has a very definite responsibility to himself, his class and his school FIRST ROW: Vicky Gordon, Undo Willoughby, Gail Ellis. Lynn Sadler. Jerry Wilts, Jon Ann Higdon, Ann Stoworl, Elaine Brozeale, Harriot Burton. Larry McNair, Mickey Gordon. Tommy Corr, Mr . Vines, Mrs. Causey . . . SECOND ROW: Judy Ashcraft, Beverly Vinos, Jimmy Nelms, Connie Gilbert, Linda McGuffie. Sondra Foirburn, Marilyn Cost, Margaret Hutchison, Mary H. Russell, lone Brown, Charlotte Austin, Christine Bailey, Philip Drummond . , . THIRD ROWt Charles Mashburn, Nell Akridge. Tommy Elders. Paul Smith. Roy Ashcraft, Joe Strickland, Jimmy Wright, Benny Gordon, Milton Brown, Lynetto Guin, Van Hayes, Ronald Halfoce. Robert Dabbs, Melvin Parsons. COUNCIL Tho Student Council officer ore Mortho McClinfon, truoosurcr; Van HoyoJ, Head Marshall; Dave Stewart, prosidont; Ronnie Mason. vice-president; Horriet Morrs. secretary.-and Wayne Jones. 1st vice-president. FIRST ROW, left to right: Vicky Gordon, Mary Frances Vance. Sue Dabbs. Jane Vice, Ann Fields. Marylin Cost, lone Brown, Sylvia Argo . . SECOND ROWj Mary E Stanley. Carol McClendon, Tommy Lou Waldrop, Carolyn Vines. Christine Bailey, Mary Helen Russell, Gloria Cain . . . THIRD ROW: Jonny Northcutt, Linda Green. Harriet Marrs. Jon Hydrick. Rodney Jones, Gary Argo, Paul Smith, Martha McClinton, Robort Dabbs. [ 77 ] fi1 The Science Club is the oldest club in our high school and is also one of the most active. Membership is made up of outstanding science students sponsored by Miss Edith Geisler. The Science Club was started to help promote interest in science and to encourage students to participate in scientific projects. It is affiliated with Science Clubs of America, and the Alabama Junior Academy of Science. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer BENNY GORDON MARTHA McCLINTON JON ANN HIGDON JERRY WILLS H.J c. rote The Red Cross is on organization composed of Junior and Senior High School students who are interested in helping the school and community. Each year at Christmas they collect articles that will go to needy children. The senior officer ore: Mark Argo, secretory.- Sue Dobbs. president; and Joy Wil-son, vice-president. Officer of the junior club ore: Rebecca Creogh, secretary; Robert Dobb , vice-president; Brenda Bowden, preiident. FIRST ROW: Donald Anthony, Ann Wright. Kay Justice, Lnda McCuffie. Barboro Johnston. Pat Reeves, lone Brown, Norma Huey, Margaret Knighton, Nancy McKinney, Joy Wilson, Harriet Burton, Martha Hawkins, Miss McTyiere. SECOND ROWi Beatrice Cherry, Chorlos Forriestcr, Fred Grund, Juanite Griffin, Barboro Bloomingburg. Josie Helton, Peggy Bradford. Charlotte Doss, Sue Dabbs, Faye McDonald, Frances Gilbert, Patsy Sanders, Harriet Mom. THIRO ROWi Mark Argo, Carl Allinder, Floyd Odom, Buddy Bierley, Donald Brown, Jerry Bell, Johnny Gizelar. Richard Salter, Lester Allen, Gerald Mosley, Wayne Skates, Gery leymon. FIRST ROW: Becky Williams, Fred Roberts. Jo Jordon, Harvey Davis, Jr.. Tommy Densmore, Undo Gwin, Mr. Sylvester. SECOND ROW: Jone Miles. Patty McAlpine, Donna Holland, Peggy Brooks, Brenda Bowden, Rebecca Creogh. THIRD ROW: Roy Martin. Tommy Elders, Ted Batson, Don Roberts, Robert Dobbs. [ 79 ] Students who moke up the library staff serve the school well. They work in the library for one hour each day, helping in all the activities, ond make possible an efficient library service. Miss Carrie Pursell is our librarian. The librarian. Miss Pursell. is very helpful in the library. Here sho is instructing one of the students the use of the card catalogue, which is one of her many tasks. SEATED—Miss Pursell. Emma Kelly. Morgaref Lond. Myro Noe, Glenda Sims. Martha Beck, Patsy McAlpine. STANDING— Pat Reeves, Bobby Hoaton, Wanda Griffin. Virginia Steel. Cecil Roundsvillc. Hank Johnson, Suo McWilliams. Sandra Harper, Elizabeth Parsons, Richard Solter, Ann Roy. Milton Brown, Jane Dark, Alice Gullahorn, Jeanette Hendrix. Mary M. Waldrop. [ 80 ] Eighteen of our high school girls work in the office as office assistants. These girls render a service to their school which will prove of value to them in their future lives. The officers of the office staff are: Jon Ann Higdon, vice-president; Sue Dabbs, president; Patsy Sanders, secretary,- Ann Fields, social chairman LEFT TO RIGHT; Jorry Will . Ann Field . Pal� y Sander . Jon Ann Higdon. Shirley Juitice, Gall Ellis. Lynn Sadler. Mortho Me-Clinton, Harriot Mcirr , Mr . Chamber , lynotte Guin. Mr . Donimorc. Norma Huey. Bctjy Paine, Sue Dobb . Caroline Vine . Joyce Brown, Mortho Huey. Dorii Jean Waldrop. LEFT TO RIGHT- Ann Wright. Sandro Hyche. Sharon Wodiworth. Goy Nell Vines, Nancy Watkins, Sherry Parrish, Gloria Lotson. Marilyn Cost. Judy Parker, Mrs. Gilmore, seated. The Guidance Staff under the direction of Mrs, Gilmore gives the students training in office work and they hove an opportunity to serve their school in many tasks that are to be performed. They are of very valuable service to all of the students ond teachers of our school. PROJECTION STAFF Boys and girls who operate the audio-visual equipment give valuable service to the school. Each student has been trained to operate at least one machine such as the 16mm projector, the filmstrip machine or the tape recorder. They are always willing to serve the school when they are needed. ROW ONE: Jack Will , Bobby Hooton, Sue McWilllamt, Rebecca Creagh, Margaret Lond. Jimmy Nolemv ROW TWO- Joe Fotmor, Ray Boartfield. Milton Brown, Freddy Vincent, Jerry Jennings. Arnold Nolan, Bonny Martini. 'Ahers K lu The Ushers Club consists of high school boys chosen by the club for their choracter, leadership, scholastic standing, and their willingness to serve the school. They serve the school in many ways by ushering at various school events Tho Ushers Club officers ore- Joe Vice. Sergoani-at-Arms Murray Green. First Vice-President; Pawl Smith. President; Edmond Bierly Second Vice-President; Mack Chapman. Secretory! reosurer. FIRST ROW: Mock Turney. Terry Koss. Darryl Me'fon, Dale Lew s. Ronnie Byrum. Mr Farrar . . SECOND ROW: Charles Former. Jimmy Wright. Robert Woles. Arvol Hankins. Gary layman . . . THIRD ROW: Murray Green. Dormon Botson. William Murphree. Paul Smith, Donald Morrow, Bobby Hendrix. Mojorettes: Ann Fields. Bobbie Erwin, Sherrie Gutherie. Martho Jo Awlrey. Noncy Devore. Edwina Gilbert. France Bollard, Soro Hurd. FIRST ROW; Billy Mortindale, Nancy Boone. Pat y Sander . Borbara Paine. Marylyn Co t, Myra Jon Stocker, Mary Parri� h, Menninette Algood. Sybil Woldrop, Sidney Ginn, Corol Ruth Devore. Melvin Parsons, Linda Potty, Eileen Patton, Rita Syx, Mr. Vickers. SECOND ROW Sammy Sundberg. France Bate , Barbara Tosson, Sandra Petty. Mildred Killough, Betiy Paine, Nanette Parish, Koy Davis. Betty Williams, Pat y Cooper, Stanley Jones, Charles Dabbs. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Bigby, Barbara Wilson, John Ackridge. Gail Steelman, Joy Wilson. Barbara Huett. Jo Ann White. Mary Margaret Waldrop, Coroline Waldrop, Shoron Shglf, Potsy Dean, lorry Ayres, Billy Kay Fairburn, Belton Trimm. FOURTH ROW: Mickey Gordon. Jimmy Davidson. Bobby Wall, R W. Young. Paul Nelson. Paul looney. Robert Blankenship, Buzry Trevor, Ronny Rkkles. Dovid Wommock, Tommy Bridges, Mike Wollace. Skipper Bedsole. FIFTH ROW: Randall Holmes, Jimmy Moore, John Smith, Richard Pock. Harold Watley. Doug Killough, William Murphree. Steve Todd. Terry Carrigan. Randel Pitts, Alton Dougherty, luther Johnson The Hueytown High School Band under the direction of Mr. Hershel Vickers has made much progress during tho year. They hovo added to their instrumentation an oboe, bossoon and tympanl. The bond was asked to morch in o number of parode this year, including the Dental Clinic Parade and the Christmas Parode In Bessemer. After a successful football season the band began working on music for Christmas and the Spring Concerts. Hueytown is proud of Its bond and we know it will continue to ronk high among the high school bands Officers left to right: Kay Davis, reporter. Williom Murphree, vice president; Nanette Parrish, secretary; Paul looney, president [ 84 ] FIRST ROW. left lo right; W.lliom Hayes. Mortha Seymour Brenda Watkins Potsy Sanders. Christine Bailey. Jeon Roper. Judy Wlntter. Kip Green. Mr Pritchett SECOND ROW: Larry Murphree. Elva Joyce Jennings. Beverly Knopp, Sandro Bridges, Shoron Shull. Jean Lowery, Alice Wildes, Charles Alexander THIRD ROW: Jack Hanson. Jonice Logie. Sybil Waldrop. Nannette Parrish. Marie Guthrie. Lois Wolton. Kay Davis, Nancy Watkins. Dennis Huey . FOURTH ROW: Luther Johnson. Belton Trimm, Goines Watts, Jimmy Murphree. Paul Looney, Paul Nelson. John Earl Harmon, Charles Jones. Steve Henderson. Wayne Skotes. Left: CAROL THOMAS Secretory Right: CHRISTINE BAILEY Vice-President The Concert Choir of Hueyfown High School, directed by Mr. Ted Pritchett, has won many honors. They have been awarded a superior rating in both district and state competition for the past four years. Our choir members are selected for their musical ability and their scholostic rating JIMMY MURPHREE President KEY The Key Club is a service organization sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. If is an international organization with clubs in Mexico. Alaska, Canada, and the United States. This past summer Jon Hydrick and Dennis Huey went to Washington, D. C., for the International Convention. CLUB The Key Club Officer are: William Murphree. Vice-President; Dennis Huey, Secretary; Jon Hydrick. President; Jimmy Murphreo. Parliamentarian. FIRST ROW: Don Harold. Chorles Mashburn, Jim Hargett. Randy Holmes. Joe Folmar. Gloico Works. Mr. Word . . SECOND ROW: Melvin Parson, Paul Looney. Jimmy Murphree, Joe Fondaw. Richard Pock, Dennis Huey, Bobby Walls . . . THIRD ROW: Paul Smith. William Murphree. Jon Hydrick. Wayne King. Gory Argo. Harold Whatley. Geno locey. Carlos Brown. H I - Y The Hi-Y is o Y.M.C.A. sponsored organization for boys of high school. Its main purpose is to promote Christian living among boys in everyday life. This is the first time that Hueytown has had a chopter. Our Hi-Y officer are: Seotcd: JACK SAVAGE LARRY WALLACE DENNIS HUEY JOE STRICKLAND JON HYDRICK President Vice-President Secretary Chaplain Trcaturer Junior officer ore-WILLIAM HAYES LARRY MURPHREE JIMMY MOORE NICKY STEEN President Vice-President Treasurer Secretory FIRST ROW: Jock Savage. Jimmy Wintter, Lorry Wallace. Jim Hargett. Bruce Gibson. Gloice Works. Phillip Jimmerson. Don Harold. Jimmy Martin. Mr Howell . . SECOND ROW: Francis Savage. Bobby Rush, Eddy Goolsby. Woyne Hilliord. Jock Guin. Gone Lacy, Richard Trevor, Woyne King, Mack Porsont. Steve Henderson, Joe Fondaw, Woyne Goodwin, Billy Hartly . . . THIRD ROW: Jimmy Fronklin, Larry Mchorg. Joe Strickland. Carlos Brown. Rodney Jones. Oooglos Killough. Ronald Halfocre. Ronald Carter. Jonny Northcutt. Tommy Mowborn . FOURTH ROW: Patton George. Marvin Claytor. Grant Sims. Jon Hydrick, Jimmy Murphree. Gary Argo. Kenneth Beard, Vann Hayes. Bronyon Guin. Comer Justice. Donnit Huey. FIRST ROW: Wayne West. Kenny Cooper Joe Davis, Jimmy Moore. Nicky Steen, Joel Bean, Roger Burchfield, Mr. Pritchett . SECOND ROW: Skipper Bedsole, Jerry Snider. Raymond Lindsey. Bruce Russell. Willlom Hoyes. Donnie Justice. Larry Murphree . . . THIRD ROW: Don Roberts. Benny Martini, Jerry Vinos. Billy Richmond. Billy Hopkins. Eric Lindburg. LATIN CLUB The Lofin Club of Hueytown High School is mode up of students who ore in their second year of Latin They study the lives, customs, and religions of the people of those times. Mrs. Neva Moran is the Latin Club sponsor. Tho Latin Club officors, spooking to a group of mombors oro: Loft to right: Jack Guin, Vico-Prciidentj Jim Hargett. Secretary; Gary Argo. President. FIRST ROW Tommie Lou Waldrop. Patsy Porker, Betty lee. Shirley Underwood. Martho Nicholson, Glenda Locke. Peggy Bcord. Michoel Simonton, Thomas Mcloud. Nancy McKinney. Jlmy Martin, Mrs. Moran . . . SECOND ROW: Jack Guin, Linda McGuffie. Pat Green, Richard Sailor. Lorry Moharg. Jim Horgelt. Neldo Howton, Marsha Hall, Harriet Burton. Wayne Jones, Joe Miles . . . THIRD ROW: Charles Gloss, Curtis Mctoud. Ronny Mason, Billy Toylor, Gary Argo, Paul Smith, Benny Gordon, Darryl Melton, Glen Wadsworth. Bobby Walls, Terry Doeghtery. H- CLU B The H Club is made up of boys that have lettered in various sports. It is set up to promote higher ideals and school spirit for the student body. Coach Vines who is the coach for the football team is the H Club sponsor. OFFICERS JONNY NORTHCUTT KENNETH BEARD VANN HAYES.................... IARRY WALLACE. WAYNE HILLIARD Prevident Vice-Pre� idenf Secretary-Trcojurer Sorgeant-o«-Arm� FIRST ROW: Jock Savage, Tommy Mewbom, Jonny Northcutt. Wayne Hilliard. Jimmy Wintter, Coach Vine . SECOND ROW: Chorle Dovidion, Dave Stewart. Jimmy Wright. Richard Trevor. Joy Lee. Vann Hoyei. lorry Wolloce . . . THIRD ROW: Jack Guin. Jimmy leilie. Douglai Killough, Kenneth Beord, Larry Meharg. George Wiljon. [ 89 ] The senior officers or : Larry McNair, sec- retory: Rodney Jones, president; and lorry Roberts, vice-president. f 4-JJ CU The 4-H Club is on organization for future Americans, and helps to moke the community a better place in which to live. The 4-H take their name from four words—Head, Heart, Hand, and Health. Each is developed through Club membership. The junior officers ore: Marcus Morris president; Larry Smith, secretary; ond Bill King, vice-president. FIRST ROW: David Russell, Bon Hardy, Larry Alros. Tommy B ridges. Charles Jones, Larry Coin. Lonnie Shuttlesworth, Rodney Jones, Sidney Bruce. Donald Helms. SECOND ROW: Ricky Vincent. Alvin Roper, Tommy Cox, Billy Hortley, Mike Wollaco, Davis Barnhill, Rex Rockett, Earl Carter. Steve Todd, Wayne Adams. THIRD ROW: Ralph Bearden, Neil Vines, Don Cantrell, Lester lowley, Johnny Self, Andy Malone. Jerry Cochran, Jimmy Henderson, Jimmy Gardiner, Nicky Reed. FOURTH ROW: Ned Jones. Marvin Claytor, James Klllough, Jerry Johnson, Jerry South. Tod Jones, Bernoy McCoy. Bronyon Guln, Ronold Cooper. FIRST ROW: Roger Burchfield, Nicky Stoen. Wayne Smith, Lorry Smith, Herbert Chapman, Jerry Bennett, Mr. Martinson. SECOND ROWi John Rhodes. Jerry Burton, Jerry Synder, Mike McMahon. Donnie Justice. Ray Manning, Johnny Ash. THIRD ROW: Lowell Lolly, Boyd Peoples. Skipper Bedsole, Wayne Bennett, Edwin Bragg, Bill Richmond, Robert McDaniel, Cecil Wlllcutf. 90 Qi,L 4-JJ fi a r0«c no no© n r� o rtnnnotifVfirvol FIRST ROW: Jody Tate. Carol Smith. Linda Hammonds. Gloria Patton. Patty Turner, Sue Roberts, Ilene Patton. Caroline Townsend. Jon.ce Hoyes. Judy Perry. Min White SECOND ROW: Patsy Turner. Ann Hudson, Margaret Payne. Janet Salter. Juanita Swindle, Georgia Penniger, Corolyn Robinson. Sherry Crain, Botty Hunt, Carolyn Porch, Wanda Headley. Willadene Stanley. THIRD ROW: Nelba Waldrop. Lindo Humphry. Julio Helms. Elondo Wilson. Peggy Jennings. Janice Marcum. Faye McGrow, Myrozonne Stoker. Sherry Pierce, JoAnne Shackleford, Brondo Martin, Carol Whatley. FOURTH ROW Mary Stanley. Rita Roper. Doris Jean Waldrop. Wando Rooks. Jono Miles. Fonda Wright. Barboro Martin. Virginio Steele. Bar-boro Lawley. Geraldine Huey. Sylvia Humphreys. FIRST ROW Donna Tote. Peggy Fleet, Betty Todd. Junction Densmore. Botty Swindle. Gayle Hewitt, Marie Woodle, Miss Gunnells. SECOND ROW, Harriet Boll. Betty Sanders. Marsho Hall, Beth Weaver, Ann Ray, Dione Finn. Barbara Davis, Betty Williams. THIRD ROW. Evolyn Holmes. Marilyn Smith, Wondo Griffin, Jeanette McDonald, Carolyn Knight. Peggy Kelley. Sherry Guthrie. Joan Canont, Corolyn Pope. FIRST ROW: Jonelle Splegle, Patsy Parsons. Sonja Perry. Peggy Burns. Myra Noe. Barbara Mitchell. Betty Church, Tommie I Waldrop. SECOND ROW: Roselyn Johnson. Ann Geeslin, Gloria Coin. Gay Jennings, Faye Grubbs, Joyce Brown, lindo Clork, Llndu Norris. Janice Blankenship. THIRD ROW: Margaret Roberts. Sarah Moore. Elva J. Jennings. Gloria letson, Chorlotfe Young, Frances Bullard, Potricia Vines, Janice Hardeman. FIRST ROW: Carolyn Bush, Peggy Brooks. Nelda Crowder, Charlene Guthrie, Patricks Cash, Carol Ellis. Sandra Bunn. Mrs. Gillespie. SECOND ROW, Marion Caller. Barbora Church. Horriet DeVore. Glenda Austin. Dorothy Davis. Jone Dow, Mickey Boone. Deborah Dabbs. THIRD ROW: Koto Gomble. Cheryl Dean. Ann Cantrell. Lucille Cantrell. Sue Gentry, Lynnie Bonnon. Gwendolyn Donoldson, Joyce Guin. FOURTH ROW: Connie Deaton. Brenda Ayers, Connie Gilbert. Mary Carter. Frances Capps. Hilda Dixon, Geraldine Dunlop. Judy Dovidson. JJonor FIRST ROWi Mory Holen Russell, Betsy Payne, Christine Camp. Sondro Harper. Sammie Sandberg. Peggy Hayes, Eugenia londreth, Nancy Jenkins, Carolyn Gizolar, Frances Grlzelar. SECOND ROWi Nanette Parrish. Gail Sfolmon, Beverly Shroder, Amooda Johnson, Patsy Sanders, Nell Akridge, Chorlotto Chapman, Billy Kay Fairburn, Christine Gill, Jerry Wills, Jon Ann Higdon. THIRD ROW- Giorio Cain, Sandro Bridges, Dave Stewart, Doris Breedlove, Harriet Ann Mam. Jerry Bell, lynelle Guin. Jimmy Wright, Joy Wilson, Benny Gordon, Jean Lowery, Tommie Lou Waldrop. FIRST ROW: Ann Sloggett, Tommie Carr, Harriet Burton. Ion© Brown. Jo Ann Reid. Junellen Densmore, Rebecca Ozley. Bar- bara Dov� � , Tommie Casey, Jody Carter, Janice Palmer, Mr. Whitsett. SECOND ROW: Jo Elain Brower. Terry Higdon, Sondra Hyche, lorry McNo.r, Judy Wintter. Nell Grubbs, Doris Maynard. Morgoret Hutchins, Sandra Fairburn. Judy Caller. Barbara Bollard. THIRD ROW; Dovid Bowdon. Peggy Horton, Jeanette McDonald, Sylvia Salters, Glenda Moson, Tommy Davidson, Richord Salter, Charlotte Manning. Ralph Hopkins. Donald Bollcy. Mary Waldrop. FIRST ROW: Undo Hommonds. Ann Hudson, Freddy 8urchfleld, Billy Gay Bailey. Randy Higdon, Sandra Nichols. Barbara Martin, Patricio Cosh, Sandra Burn, Alice Wildes. Mrs. McKinney. SECOND ROW: Wayne Satterwhlte. Corolyn Netherly, Harriet Larimer. Philip Drummond, Mory Guthrie, Harry Rholdos. Sandra McHary, James Wensel, Billy Van Dyke, Billy Glasgow. THIRD ROWi Konneth Kornegoy. Pat Livingston, John Akridge. Elaine Deloney, Robert Dabbs, Earl Harmon, Charles Alexander, Billy Marlindalo. Kenneth Wore, Edwin Hammonds. ylnnua Staff The staff has long hours of research for ideas and much study of technique and layout to do before oc-tuol work on the annual begins. Representatives from all class levels co-operate in this project. Sitting: left to right. Mrs. Gilmore. Peggy Horton. Jeanette McDonald. Vivian Grubbi. Standing: left to right. Gloria Coin, Doug-los Killough. Koy Justice. Charles Moshburn. Mary Frances Vance. What fun we had even when the work was hard! Friendliness and good will -toward each other made the atmosphere so pleasant. loft to right; Konny Beard, Pat Green, Tommy Lou Woldrop, Dennis Huoy. Beverly Shrader, Undo Greon. Jackie Hortllne. Glenda locko. Special interests and abilities are used as criteria in selecting staff members. Salesmanship ability, reporting, photography, and artistic talent are represented by this group. Sitting: Gena loggins. Mrs. Mildred Bed-ingficld. Dorman Batson. Standing: left to right. Linda Willoughby, Bevorly Vines. Myra Livingston. Woyne Hilliard. The officer ore, itonding: Joon lowery. president; Jono Hormon. treasurer; Mortha J. Awtrey, vice-president; Margoret Gran- uMneAA oCeailerA of merica The Future Business Leaders of America is a national organization to help prepare the youth of today to be the business leaders of tomorrow. It is a service organization whose membership is mode up of students in business subjects. The officer ore: Bebe Sobers vice-presi dent; Ann Field , secretory; Carolyn Geisler, president. ger, secretory. FIRST ROW: Donnice Humphreys. Peggy Bedford. Ann Buford. Kathryn Hood. Marilyn Cost. Geneva Heofncr. Ann Fields. Betty Gill, Jean Roper. SECOND ROW- Pat Newell, loi Richardson, Barbora Payne, Bebe Salters. Margaret Coleman, Ruth Ousley, Charlotte Guinn. Geroldine Palmer, Fronces Gizelar. THIRD ROW: Nancy McCorthy. Sheliah Goggins. Gail Legall. Patsy Shuttlesworth, Martha Vice. Corolyn Geisler. Dori Breedlove. Beverly Shrader, Doris J. Summerlin. Foye Tubbs. FIRST ROW: Elizabeth Seller, Bobby Heaton, Martha Awtrey. Jeon lowery, Christine Gill, Nancy DeVoro. Judy Elrod, Frances Cross. SECOND ROW: Helen Stoker, Sue McWilliams, Alice Gullahorn. Ann Thompson, Bonnie Forr. Barbara Sanders, Sarah McDaniel, Sandra Bridges THIRD ROW: Jean Thomas. Charlotte Adkins, Mory Griffin, Morllyn Self. Goy Jennings, Morgaref Gronger, Carolyn Self, Eloulse Nolond, Jane Harmon. Th senior offkeri or : Jockie Hartline, vice-president; Faye Thompson, treasurer; Jody Elrod, correspondence secretory; Sarah McDaniels, prejidont. ond Gail Stelmon, secretary. n urAed The Future Nurses is an organization that gives girls an idea of what to expect in a career of nursing. The club does service work at a local hospital, and some girls have already earned their service pens, the club also has projects each year. The junior officers are: Bonnie Stewart, secretary; Janice Logic, treasurer; Bonnie Watkins, president; Patricia McDaniel, vice-president. ROW ONE Jockie Hartline. Jeon Lowery, Glenda Locke. Linda Green. Bonni Cleveland, Peggy Horton, Sue Martin, Martha Awtrey. Foyo Thompson. Mrs. Flowers. ROW TWO: Stella Sides. Nancy DeVore, Mory Ann Collins. Sandro Fairborn, Billie Foirburr, Annie Morphree. Jody Elrod, Mortho Cope, Jody Collar, G. Mason, Pot Brady. ROW THREE: Betty Scott, Christino Honna. Elaine Orange, Evolyn Satterfield, Sylvia Salter. Gail Stelman, Sara McDoniel. Carolyn Self, Johnnie Thrasher, Dona Gwln, Potsy Bigbeo. Helen Johnson. FIRST ROW, Sara Wadsworth. Sylvia Argo, Sherry Porrish. Alice Isball. Bonnie Watkins. Morgle Riley. Mrs. Cook ROW: Martha Padburg, Bonnio Stewart, Frances Lindsey, Barbara Blair. Potricio McDaniel. Willo Deon Stanloy. THIRD ROW. Janice Logie. Latho Salter. Jockie Bradley, Annette Oliver, Potsy Cooper, Linda Watkins. ROW ONEi Mory Vance. Goil Ellis. Chorlotte landreth, Linda Willoughby, Lynn Sadlor. Vivion Grubbs. Koy Justice, Sylvia Chamber}, Sara Hurd. Carol Thomas. Miss Wooten. ROW TWOi Beverly Vines, Loi� Walton, Sue Dabbs. Martha Lee Huey, Giendo Locke. Sammy Sundberg. Evelyn Satterfield. Peggy Burns. Gay Jones. Charlotte Young. Sherry Gutherie ROW THREE: Linda McGuffie, Myra Livingston, Carolyn Vinos. Lindo Green, Lynetto Guin. Nelda Howton, Bonnie Cleveland, Madeline Kircus. Potsy Sanders. Gail Stclman. Bocky Burton. Senior Beta ROW ONE: Martha Beck, Margaret land. Barbara McCrow, Peggy Ryan. Marilyn Cost, Joyce Brown. Cecil Rounsoville. Maureen Jordon. Donnis Humphreys, Mrs. Skinner. ROW TWO: Pot Newoll, Ruth Ousloy, Margaret Knighton, Jo Ann Murphy. Faye Me Dona Id son. Norma Huey. Shirley Brandon Noll Kelly. Charlotte Guin, Jeon Roper. ROW THREE: Janice Biankonship. Ruth Stevens, Barbara Mttchcll, Glorio Lotion, Peggy Beord, Noncy Watkins, Sonja Cole. Linda Huey, Glenda Sims. ROW ONE: Donna Toto, Sue Martin, Lynn Tennyson, Martho Hopkins, Mory Brookholt. Carol McClendon, Ann Massey, Noncy McKinney. Mrs. Stone ROW TWO: Borbaro Johnson, Beth Weaver, Gail Huett, Billie Sue Wotkins, Barbara Creel, Joy Hill, Bonnie Southerland, Joyce Thomason, Marcia Hall, Sandro Elrod. ROW THREE: Celeste Awtrey, Linda Rich, Linda Spears, Judy Porker, Jackie Wilkes, Betty Sanders. Mary Sondors. Poggy Bradford. Mary Allen. Hl-Y Senior Cji amnia FIRST ROWi Ann Wright, Mary J. Porker. Bobbie Prater. Martha Seymour, Gail Nichols, Diane Finn, Mrs. Holliman. SECOND ROWi Gall Mason, Melba Nelms, Harriet Boll, Dona Faye Guin, Jane Vice, Jane Dark, Linda Carr, Elouise Ledbotter. THIRD ROWi Ann Stewart, Helen Johnson. Betty Williams, Tracy McCullor, Judy Blackwell, Nita Patterson, Lindo Norris, Gail Nelson. FIRST ROW: Charlene Reeves, Janice Marcum, Peggy Marler, Jeanette Salter. Peggy Spiddle. Alice Isball, Brenda Bloke. Terry Armstrong. Ann Ellis, Bonnie Smith, Peggy Brooks. Mrs. Cochran. SECOND ROWi Alice Parsons, Carol Whatley, Joan Tennyson, Patricia McDaniel, Judy Veitch, Becky Robinson. Betty Vinson, Rebecca Creagh. Janice Lagle, Brenda Dur-ham, Gail Willoughby, Betty Hunt. THIRD ROW: Lynda Gwin, Glenda Bell, Joyce Guln, Alice Reeves, Jo Ann Erwin. A A J Jacqueline Bradley, Patsy Simms. Saro Northcutt, Janice Gullahorn, Carolyn Larimer, Patsy McAlphln, Barbara Church. uni or a FIRST ROW: Becky Wlllioms, Bonnie Huey. Vicky Gordon, Linda Littlo, Amelia Roddom. Barbara Asho, Jo Jordon, Sara Dyer. Mrs. Creel. SECOND ROW: Judy Perry. Faye McCraw, Harriet DcVoro, Peggy Jennings. Carol Salters. Margaret Archibald, Georgio Pennlger. Vivian Rodgers. THIRD ROW: Barbara Wilson, Brenda Ayers. Dianne Evans. Kay Reed, Dianno Johnson, Myra Ann Stoker. Latha Salter, Fonda Wright. future OeaclerA 0( 4, m erica ROW ONE: Lila Foye Higgins, Lynn Sadler, Meredith McFerrin. Martha Nicholson. Vivian Grubbs, Mary Higgins, Noll Kelley, Charlotte Austin, Tommy Carr, Charlotte Manning. ROW TWO: Helen Stoker, Goil Ellis, Linda Willoughby, Lindo Hicks, Judy Blackwell, Madeline Kircus, Nelda Howton, Mary Helen Russell. Margaret Hutchinson. Judy Winfter. ROW THREE: Carolyn Vinos, Martha Huoy, Beverly Vines, Jano Harmon, Martha Turnor, Eloiso Nolond, Jane Vico, Marilyn Sell, Barbora McCraw, Margaret land, Sylvia Evans, Goil Aldrich. ROW ONE. Carol McLendon. Mory Bookholt, Celeste Awlrey, Trocy McCullor, Charlotte Davis, Ann Stewart, Miss Reese ROW TWO: Sandra Hyche, Lynn Tennyson, Francis Savage, Ronnie Mason, Tommy Davidson, Mory Sanders. Rebecca Ozloy, Joyce Thompson, Jonice Palmer. ROW ONE. , Vickie Gordon, Jane Hosmer. Sandra Nichols, Alice Wildes. Brenda Durham, Miss Ham'etf. ROW TWO: Sharon Shufl, Alice Reeves. Sandro Meharg, Harriet Lorimor. Mary Swedenburg. ROW THREE: Carolyn Nethcry, Becky Robinson, Janice Gullahorn, Marie Guthrie. Elaine Deloney, Randy Higdon. T uture JJomemaherA The Future Homemakers Club is composed of high school girls who are training to be better homemakers. F.H.A. strives to prepare the students for their future work in the home. The officers of this club are: Mary Fronces Vance, president; Ceil Rounsaville, secretary; Faye Franklin, reporter; Jo Ann Murphy, historian; and Alice Gullahorn, vice-president. FIRST ROW: Ann Sloggett, Brenda Farr, Mary Frances Vance, Nancy Jenkins, Sue McWtllloms, Margaret Granger, Judy Carter, Sue kenning. Jo Elaine Browor, Ann Mosey. Mrs. Hicks. -SECOND ROW. Cell Rounsoville. Bobby Heaton. Charlotte Manning. Ann Headley, Faye Franklin, Joy Hill, Billie Wotkins. Barbara Creel, Nancy Watkins. Gall Nelson, Borbara Elliot, Glenda Jordon. THIRD ROWi Alice Gullahorn. Jane Dark. Tommy Cosey. Sue Sowell, Becky Burton. Annette Mason, Jackie Wilkes, Foye Barton, Mary Kirkpatrick, Mory F. Bowden, Jo Ann Murphy, Glenda Moson, Mary M. Waldrop. athletics S HUEYTOWN'S FIRST FOOTBALL TEAM Football through the years at Hueytown has brought fame and glory to our school. The teams have produced many college players and coaches over the state and � n professional fields. Sell-out crowds have always manifested the Interest of the community in the athletic pro- grams and their cheers have helped the Gophers to many wins. At the right is this year's football eleven who played hard and had an outstanding season of victories, but missed by four-tenths of a point being chosen for the county competition in the grand prize. The Dental Clinic Game. The team won seven and lost three. JONNV NORTHCUTT—Fullback Lettered 2 Year DOUGLAS KILLOUGH—End lettered 3 Year Honorable Mention All. County JACK SAVAGE—Guard Lettered 2 Yean Honorable Mention All-County JIMMY WINTTERS—Halfback lettered 2 Yean FOOTBALL SEASON'S RECORD Hueytown 26 Oak Grove 0 Hueytown 12 McAdory .. 0 Hueytown 0 Shades Valley 22 Hueytown 7 Fairfield 6 Hueytown 34 Tarrant . . 6 Hueytown 7 Jones Volley 21 Hueytown 40 Minor 0 Hueytown 14 West End 6 Hueytown . 7 John Carroll 0 Hueytown 0 Bessemer 13 KENNETH BEARD—Tackle lettered 2 Year Honorable Mention All-County LARRY WALLACE—Guard lettered 2 Yean WAYNE HILLIARD—End lettcrod 2 Yean JAY LEE—Tackle lettorod 2 Yoon GEORGE WILSON—Quorferback Lettered 2 Year LARRY MEHARG—Halfback lettered 2 Year RONALD HALFACRE—Tackle lettered 1 Year VAN HAYES—End Lettered I Year In the doting minutes of the third quarter, Jonny Norfhcutt on o pau from Jimmy Wintteri, tailback, made a sensational circus catch to score ogainst the John Carroll Cavaliers Kil lough's conversion added the extra point for the 7-0 victory. BOBBY RUSH—Quarterback lettered I Year JACK GUIN—Center lettered 2 Years JIMMY LESLIE—End lettered 2 Years COMER JUSTICE—Guard lettered I Year JIM HARGETT—Halfback Lettered J Year FRED NABORS—End lettered I Year EDDIE GOOLSBY—Fullback Tommy Mewborn blost. around right end in the 2nd quarter, picking up 31 yard against Bessemer. Mewbcrn wos the leading yord gainer in this well-fought bottle. BRUCE GIBSON—Guard JOHN PEARSON—Halfback TERRY DAUGHTERY—End GLEN WADSWORTH—Halfback MILFORD SIMMONS—Tackle This Is the Gopher's big, fast, and furious line that led Hueytown to a 7-3 record this season. These are not the boys who score the TDs but they do mako thorn possible. They orei Ooug Killough, Kenny Board. Wayno Hilliard. Larry Walloco. Jock Gain, Jay Lee. and Cormor Justice. NORTON CHASTAIN—Tackle MAC PARSONS—Guard RONNIE HUDDLESTON—Halfback JIMMY MARTIN—Halfback lettered I Yeor Jimmy Wintfcr icampor 92 yord for o Gopher TD agoin� t Foirfield, a Gain and Killough dear tho woy. JERRY FLEMING—Tackle JIMMY WALDROP—Center Killough and Meharg apply the brake to Scott again Fairfield o Beard, lee, Hilllord. ond Juiticc follow up. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ii XX x TOMMIE LOU WALDROP DORIS BREEDLOVE LINDA GREEN If nobody smiled and nobody cheered and nobody helped us along, if nobody cared just a little for you and nobody thought about me, and we all stood alone in the battle of life, what a dreary old world if would be! GLENDA LOCKE PATSY PARKER CAMPUS LIFE COACH MELVIN VINES COACH LOUIS MARTY Varsity Football Varsity Football Varsity Baseball Hore is a shot ol the Beal McAdory” pep rally There was a great turnout tor the burning of the yellow[Ocket. which helped boost the Gophers to o 12-0 victory COACH BARRY NORTON COACH CHESTER SKATES Varsity Football B Football Varsity Basketball Track B Basketball Ping Pong is the chief source of entertainment In the boys physical education class when cold or roiny weather does not permit outside octivitles. All is ready for on hour of. competition os well os instruction. Our football team’s favorite girls: Charlotte Adkins, Sponsor,-Corol Thomas. Mary Woldrop. These girls were introduced at the Homecoming festivities. WAYNE HELMS Manager CHARLES LACEY Manager B-TEAM FOOTBALL FIRST ROW—Tommy Davidson, Charles Wright, Jimmy Hond orson, Larry Plrklc. Bruce Russell, Don Odom, Bill Richmond. Francis Sovage, Joe Miles. Woody Woodham. Woody Rogon. Mike McMahan, Troy Dates SECOND ROW —James Cooksey. Eugene McWillloms. Gone Davis. Worren Killough, David Bowden, Eric lindb«rg. Tommy Bridges, Mickey Gordon, Lorry McNoir, Donnie Justice, Dovis Barnhill. Kenneth Cooper, Malcolm McCloud. THIRD ROW—George Waldrop. Jerry Vinos, Dewey Vinos Nicky Reed, Branyon Guin, Charles Dovis, Ted Batson. J T Dabbs. Ronald Cooper, Jerry Cordon. Chorles Gamble. Ronnie Moson, Douglas Fields. Coach Skotes. B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW Carolyn Netherly, Gall Willoughby, Rondy Higdon, Peggy Jennings, Connie Gilbert. Lorry Harris. Janico Marcum. Harriet DcVore. Patricks Cash. Charlene Reeves. •� BASEBALL The Gopher bosoball team has a fine group of veterons returning and jhould enjoy a winning season Eight regulars remain from last season's team which compiled eight wins and two losses. FiRST ROW; Eddie Goolsby. Johnny Northcutf. Jack Guin. Jot- Franklin SECOND ROW: James Killough. Wayne Mill.ord. Jimmy Wright. Douglas Killough. Chariot Davidson THIRD ROW: Charles Davis, lorry Walloce. Jimmy Wintter. Joy lee GIRL’S PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASS When the weather prohibits outside sports, tho girl's physical education classes under the direction of Mrs. Gillespie and Miss Wooten moke good use of their time by leorning to folk dance. This is a scene of the second period doss doing the Ace of Diamonds , one of the new numbers TRACK FIRST ROW—Jim Hargett. Tommy Mowborn Jimmy Mortin Gloice Workt. Jimmie Leslie SECOND ROW—Jerry Fleming George Wilson, Fred Nabors. Kenneth Board. Terry Doughtery, lorry Mnharg, Jay lee. Comer Justice. The frock team Is looking forward to another fine season. This group of outstanding performers will (cad Hueytown's bid for county honors. BABY SHARPSHOOTERS lorry Pirkle. Woody Rogers. Donald Todd, Charlie Davis. Jerry Vines, Mark Argo, Nicky Reed. Francis Savage, Charles Wright. Jimmy Burlingame. From this group, Hueytown's future vorslty boskotball team will come. They hove represented our school very well in competition this year ond should prove fine varsity players. VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Edmond Biorley. Milton Johnson, Jim Hargett, Jack Guin SECOND ROW: Billy Taylor, Jimmy Wright. Richard Trevor, George Womble, Russell Redman. Von Hayes. Joy Lee STARTING LINEUP BASKETBALL RECORD 1957-1958 Hueytown Hueytown Hueytown Hueytown Hueytown Hueytown Hueytown Hueytown Hueytown Hueytown Hueytown Hueytown Hueytown Hueytown Hueytown Hueytown Hueytown Hueytown Hueytown Hueytown Hueytown Hueytown 50 Minor 43 Dora 44 Warrior 68 Leeds 64 Fairfield 39 Leeds 53 Tuscaloosa Co. 51 Leeds 79 McAdory 46 Fairfield 42 Wood I awn 56 Tuscaloosa Co. 37 Mortimer Jordan 67 Dora 50 Warrior 71 Mortimer Jordan 48 Ramsay 67 McAdory 49 Ensley 82 Fairfield 67 Minor 38 Jones Valley 55 36 39 34 51 40 47 43 62 41 57 46 45 50 71 55 53 57 32 52 70 35 LEFT TO RIGHT: Jimmy Wright, Milton Johnson, Von Hayes, Jay Lee. George Womble. ADVERTISEMENTS In the morning, at noon, and at night, Any ole time will be alright. Just drop by when hungry, I’ve got what it takes to fill ye. F. M. HUEY HOT DOGS, COLD DRINKS and CANDIES ALABAMA This advertisement brings fond memories of many happy hours spent at Pop Huey's. Teenagers were welcomed to have a coke. If they had a nickel, they paid; if they didn't, they usually were treated by Pop anyway. Time is money. —Bulwer Lytton baking ENJOY Do ch's _ And Cookies BuddY Bars At Your Fn Bovorite Deo er 0nfo-Birmi min9h° -Jack son HUETT'S 3030 Warrior River Road Huey town SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES GROCERIES — HARDWARE Open When Others Are Closed you y AVt VOGUE BEAUTY SALON 1920 26th Avenue, N. North Highlands FIVE EXPERIENCED BEAUTICIANS TO SERVE YOU Phone HA 5-8491 DIXIE WALKER HARDWARE COMPANY Telephone HA 8-3846 BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS HARDWARE - B. P. S. PAINTS Complete Line Farm and Building Supplies Hueytown, Alabama There ore many lost minute details which come up before the annual is mailed. Here Mrs. Bedingfield and Gloria Cain are putting on the finishing touches. They have put a lot of hard work and extra time into our annual this year os sponsor and editor. BROOKS HARDWARE CO. RETAIL HARDWARE and BUILDING MATERIAL 217-19 19th Street Phones 5-1631 - 8-3671 BESSEMER, ALABAMA FOOD TOWN 700 19th Street FREE PARKING AIR CONDITIONED 100% Self Service BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS l awn- BRASWELL HOME FURNISHINGS, INC. 1901 First Avenue, North Phone 5-1214 BESSEMER, ALABAMA PUTNAM'S FLORIST HUEYTOWN, ALABAMA Phone Bessemer 5-1332 DORTCH BAKING CO. ENJOY Dortch's Pies — Cookies And Buddy Bors At Your Favorite Dealer Atlanta—Birmingham—Jackson RICK KNIGHT GROCERY RICK KNIGHT, JR Fine Groceries — Courteous Service You Can Depend On Us. HUEYTOWN, ALABAMA Phone 5-9142 The Birmingham News sponsors an oroforical contest every year in both Junior and Senior high schools. This year Robert Dabbs won- the Junior contest with his speech on Robert E. Lee. Beverly Vines won the Senior contest with her speech on Thomas Jefferson. FARM FRESH FLAVOR BARBER'S MILK THOMAS 1. ROSEN SPORTING GOODS The Store Ahead 1817 2nd Avenue, North Second Avenue BESSEMER, ALABAMA BESSEMER, ALABAMA Phone HA 8-4642 HUEYTOWN BARBER 323 North 19th Street Phone 8-6273 SHOP GOODWIN 1354 Hueytown Rood JEWELRY COMPANY SAM HARBIN and HENRY SNYDER Your Progressive Credit Jeweler BESSEMER, ALABAMA You Can Lick uiru nmrnr H. W. LAY CO., INC. rllurl PKlLr Manufacturers of Fritos—Cornetts—Skins Go-B-Tweens—Peanuts—Pop Corn CLYDE COOKSEY P 1 Z 1 T Z COMPLIMENTS OF BESSEMER'S MOST MODERN DEPARTMENT STORE CARL GOODWIN BESSEMER APOTHECARY Phone 5-1614 Reg. No. 2316 TEAGUE BESSEMER, ALABAMA POULTRY and EGGS 5120 Gary Avenue 1916- 1918 Third Avenue PHONE 8-2024 H. G. RAY FURNITURE COMPANY BESSEMER, ALABAMA FAIRFIELD, ALABAMA COMPLIMENTS J. M. THOMASON PACKING COMPANY Phone 5-4334 1200 4th Avenue MFGRS. OUTLET Nobody Ever Undersells Us BESSEMER - WOODLAWN STAR SHOE STORE Better Shoes For Less 1903 — 2nd Avenue Linda McGuffie, Linda Green, Joe Strickland, and Bonnie Cleveland are on their way to distribute the doughnuts that the Junior Class is selling in order to raise money for the Prom. BESSEMER, ALABAMA Phone 5-7224 BRADLEY GRAIN GROCERY COMPANY WHOLESALE 401 20th Street BESSEMER, ALABAMA Phone Bess. 8-2301 BLUE RIBBON SHOE SHOP We Take Care Of Your Soles BESSEMER, ALABAMA This year the County Council of Student Councils is sponsoring a Safety Skit Contest in which oil the schools are osked to participate. At the next Council meeting a winning skit will be chosen to appear on educational T. V. Robert Dabbs, Randall Pitts, and Elonda Wilson are practicing the skit representing Hueytown High. SUPERIOR ICE CREAM All That The Name Implies SUPERIOR ICE CREAM COMPANY 1810 SECOND AVENUE, NORTH Phone HA 8-2315 WITH BEST WISHES FROM R. L. ZEIGLER, INC. MAKERS OF SEASONED TO PLEASE SAUSAGE BESSEMER, ALABAMA Sheet Music—Records—Accessories Instrument Instruction Books Batons HUEYTOWN DRUG CO. BURT LYTLE MUSIC SHOP JACK L. WALDROP Phone HA 5-1321 117 North 20th Street BESSEMER, ALABAMA Prescriptions—Cosmetics—Candies Phone 8-2134 HUEYTOWN, ALABAMA GOLDEN FLAKE PRODUCTS MAGIC CITY FOOD PRODUCTS CO. Phone 58-3341 BIRMINGHAM. ALABAMA UNION SUPPLY The Family Store 1926 — 2nd Avenue North BESSEMER, ALABAMA MAGIC CITY RESTAURANT SUPPLY COMPANY 816 818 — 2nd Avenue North BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA Many students find wandering in the halls during periods a nice vocation. In order to prevent this the Student Council placed in the halls, monitors. Linda Willoughby, one of these monitors, is talking with Kay Justice and Sue Dabbs who are on their way to class. LOVEMAN'S Bessemer's Finest Store 1016 — 2nd Avenue North BESSEMER, ALABAMA- COMPLIMENTS OF HARPER'S HUEYTOWN, ALABAMA UNDERWOOD VARIETY STORE 1367 Hueytown, Road HUEYTOWN, ALABAMA McLURE TRADING CO. PIANOS—RADIOS—FURNITURE EASY TERMS 1914 Third Avenue BESSEMER, ALABAMA BYRAM CLEANERS SANITONE SERVICE 1921 — 26th Avenue BESSEMER, ALABAMA FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF BESSEMER 310 —- 19th Street GEO. E. RUTLEDGE, President L. C. Teosley Robert E. Hall MOTOROLA Phone HAmilton 5-2062 North Highlands TV RADIO SERVICE Motorola TV and Sunbeam Appliance Sales and Service EA5Y TERMS 1918 26th Avenue Bessemer, Ala. GUARANTEE SHOE CO. 1910 2nd Ave. North Phone 5-7332 BESSEMER, ALABAMA FULLER'S SERVICE STATION ROAD SERVICE, TIRES, BATTERIES PAINT - FISHING SUPPLIES - HARDWARE Across From High School Phone 5-9584 SHAFER APOTHECARY The Prescription Shop Drive-In PRESCRIPTIONS - SICK ROOM SUPPLIES Corner 2nd Ave. and 18th St. BESSEMER, ALABAMA The student council had os one of its projects in a previous year the placing of a telephone in the front hall. Here Von Hayes and Ronald Halfacre are putting the phone to good use. The counselor's office is a place of many conferences. Robert Dabbs has just finished his schedule for his sophomore year after a lengthy conference over the requirements necessary to enter the college of his choice. Did you Know? you can get EVERYTHING For the Home on Easy Payments AT j. w. McDonald FURNITURE COMPANY Phone 8-5413 1816 Third Avenue BESSEMER, ALABAMA