Hueytown High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Hueytown, AL)

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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.

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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.