Hueytown High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Hueytown, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1963 volume:

1963 RETROSPECT Published by the RETROSPECT STAFF of HUEYTOWN HIGH SCHOOL HUEYTOWN, ALABAMA EDITOR..............JLJDY DAVIS BUSINESS MANAGER...DEANNA PRATER FOREWORD The goal in life of each person is to be a success in whatever field he plans to enter. This year the Retrospect Staff hopes to point out the necessity of education in being successful. We endeavor to show you, the student body, how each individual class, organization, and student plays a part in receiving this education as each star plays a part in lighting the heavens at night. In doing so, we present to you as our theme for the 1963 Retrospect— EDUCATION—THE STAR OF SUCCESS TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty Curriculum Student Life Classes Features Athletics Organization 6 14 87 20 90 110 126 1963 DEDICATION Dedicated to teaching os an artist is dedicated to perfection, Mrs. McKinney exemplifies those characteristics she seeks to develop in her students. We humbly pay tribute to her through this dedication. FACULTY 'Twinkle, twinkle little star, How I wonder..................................................................................... Yes, this moy be a rhyme from earlier school days, but it has meaning. We at Hueytown are indebted to our wonderful Faculty for many things, but most of all for presenting us with knowledge that brings clarity to us about the things of which we wonder. Surely they aid us in our grasp for Education—the Star of Success. Mrs. Stone, a dcdicotcd teacher in the field of business administration, shows Mr. Batson, tcochor of advanced moth, why mathematics is essential to the typist. •Humimin IS iNGfAR ucncA 00 YOURSELF  •  m li ■ iwf 11 ltd' NOTICE! FACULTY MR. LOUIS MARTY Principol New York University B.S. University of Alabama M.A. MR. FRED WARD, JR. Assistant Principal Birmingham-Southern B.A. University of Alabama M.A. [ 8 ] FACULTY 4 MR WILLIAM ANDREWS Birminghom-Southern A.M. History, Democracy Usher's Club Sponsor MR. W. R. BATSON Howard College A.B. University of Alobama M.A. Mathematics MR. JOHN H. BEASLEY. SR. Birmingham-Southern B.A. University of Alabama M.A. Jacksonville Stole College Business Troining MRS. MILDRED BEDINGFIELD Birmingham-Southern B.A. Democracy Head Tcochcr Ivy Hall MRS. ARLINE BLACKWELL Howard College B.S. Algebra II, Plane Geometry Future Nurses of America Sponsor MRS. MABEL CAUSEY Howard College B.A. American History Student Council Sponsor MRS. JESSE CHAMBERS Alabama College Spencer Business College Registrar Office Staff Sponsor MRS. CHRISTINE CHESSER University of Alabamo B.A. English Tri-Hi-Y Sponsor MR. ARTHUR L. COBB U.S.M.A., B.S. Genoral Moth Hi-Y Sponsor MRS. PHOEBE COCHRAN University of Alobama B.S., M.A. Shorthand Counselor FACULTY MRS. MARGARET COOK William ond Mary College B.A. University of Alabamo M.A. Tri-Hi-Y Sponsor MRS. CECIIE P. DENSMORE Assistant Registrar Alabama College Birmingham-Southern College Wheeler Business College MRS. ALASKA DiGREGORIO University of Alobama B.A. Typing I MRS EDITH EUBANK Birmingham-Southern B.A. English MRS. MARIE FLOWERS Alobama College B.S. Homemaking Future Homemakers of Amorico Sponsor MISS EDITH GEISLER Howard College B.A. Chemistry Scienco Club Sponsor MRS. HELEN GILLESPIE University of Alobama B.S., M.A Physical Education Banking Club Sponsor MRS. MAE P. GILMORE Birmingham-Southern B.A. University of Alabamo M.A. Retrospect Staff Sponsor MR. J. LINCOLN HALL Birmingham-Southern A.B. George Peabody College for Teachers University of Alabama Drafting MRS. EVELYN HAMILTON Livingston State College B.S. Shorthand Future Business Leaders of America Sponsor [ 10 ] FACULTY MR. CORDELL HANCOCK Birmingham-Southern B.A. Art Art Club Sponsor MRS. LOUISE HAYIES Auburn University B.S. University of Alobomo M.A. Biology Futuro Teachers of America Sponsor MRS. OPAL E. HENDERSON Birminghom-Southern B.A. English National Honor Society MRS. LILLIAN HICKS Alabama College B.S. General Science 4-H Club Sponsor MISS JON ANN HIGDON University of Alabama B.S. English MR. MORRIS C. HIGGINBOTHAM University of Alabama M.A. Physical Education H-Club Sponsor MRS. ANNIE MAI HOLLIMAN Birmingham-Southern B.A. Spanish Spanish Club Sponsor MR. ROY I. HOLSOMBACK University of Alabama B.S. Amorican History Physical Education MRS. BONNIE LIPSCOMB Howard College B.A. English, Dramatics, Speech MRS. ELIZABETH F. McKINNEY Birmingham-Southern A.B., M.A. French, English French Club Sponsor [ n 1 FACULTY MISS CIUSTIE McTYElRE Birming horn-Southern B.A. Biology Red Cross Council Sponsor MISS JUNE MIUER Judson College A.8. Assistant Librarian MRS. TEXIE MAE MITCHELL Lunch Room Manager MISS CARRIE PURSELL Indiana University B.A. Librarian Library Staff Sponsor MRS. JOYCE SESSIONS Mississippi Southern B.S. Typing I MR. JOHN H. SIMONTON, JR. Birmingham-Southern B.A. General Moth, Algebra MR. HENRY R. SLAGLE, JR. Auburn University B.A. Physics MRS. LOUISE SKINNER Alabamo College B.S. Columbia University M.A. Bookkeeping. Recordkeeping Tri-Hi-Y Sponsor Paper Staff Sponsor MR. MARSHALL SPANN Birmingham-Southern B.M.E. University of Alabama M.A. Choral Music Hi-Y Sponsor MRS. BESSIE STONE University of Alobama B.A. Typing II [ 12 ] FACULTY MISS ANNA MAUDE SWIFT Huntingdon College B.A. English MR. JOHN A. SYLVESTER Howard College B.S. University of Alobama M.A. World History, World Affairs I MRS. GLADYS VINES Alabama College B.A. Social Studies Student Council Sponsor MR. MELVIN VINES University of Alabama M.A. Reading MRS. EDNA TEAGUE Howard College B.S. English Nationol Honor Society Sponsor MR. CHARLES H. VICKERS University of Alobomo B.S., M.A. Band MISS NANCY VINES University of Alabomo B.S. English Retrospect Staff Sponsor MRS. DORIS EZELL WHITE University of Alobama B.S. General Biology MR. JAMES WHITSETT Birminghom Southern A.B. University of Alabama M.A. Algebra I, Plane Geometry Key Club Sponsor I 3 1 CURRICULUM In Democracy the students learn the laws by which our world is governed. In Mrs. G. Vine's class, panel discussions give the student a better understanding of our gcvarnment and the laws by which each of us lives. With cur world in the position it is today, it is very necessary that we understand the other nations around us. Mrs. McKinney uses many visual aids in teaching French, thus, helping her students to understand the subject better. John Allman, Barbara Fox, Judy Huff, and Jimmy Folmar show a few of the aids used for this better understanding. I M ] CURRICULUM In Mrs. Geislar's chemistry class, the students learn the answers to various laws, theories, and problems relating to everyday life. Here Kenneth Singloy, Bill Richards, and Anita Lacy take advantage of the equipment provided to help solve problems Although our world is tending to turn to modern art, Judy Jones is confused about Kenneth Cartee's painting. Under the outstanding direction of Mr. Hancock, our art department has carried out an extensive program. I 15 ] CURRICULUM Not only does our boys' quartet have a sense of humor, but they also sing well. The quartet consists of Ronnie Shuff, Michael Redmond, Barry Huey, Richard Bolin, and Brenda Sue Waldrop, pianist. In Mrs. Teague's Business English class, she demonstrates different occasions that might possibly happen in an office and thus prepares the students for anything that may arrive in the business world ahead of them. Here Mrs. Teague, Donna Schmidlkofer, and Mary Houston demonstrate the use of the telephone. Shakespeare plays a large role in college preparatory English classes. Many aids such as the study books shown here are used to develop the appreciation of the classics. College English is one of the many classes which enable students to enter college well prepared. ( 16 ] CURRICULUM I 21 Drofting is a subject taken by the students who are talented and interested in architecture. This class is taught by Mr. John Hall. The study of formulos is an important part of Mr. Batson's solid geometry course. Bill Ginn and Rose Dosher are comparing the different ways to do a problem correctly. Bill's drawing helps him to solve and explain his problem more fully. College biology offers many fields to interested students. Here Terry Finch takes advantage of Waynetta Wilson's being afraid of insects. Each year Miss Clustie McTyeire requires her students to make a collection of various insects, labeling each division separately. ( 17 ] CURRICULUM The reoding classes ot Hueytown are taught to improve the student's reoding skill. As shown here, Mr. Vines uses films to help improve this skill. Our senior dramatics class has grown very rapidly in the few years we have had it. The first project of the class is to produce a Christmas play, and later the production of the senior play lies in their hands. Many enjoyable hours for the student body is produced by their efforts. Mrs. Helen Gillespie teaches various activities to those in the girls' physical education classes. The activities in which the students participate help develop both physical and mental health. Here Betty Hanson attempts a free shot. Homemaking students are taught the basic principles in home management, sewing and cooking The correct setting of a table is a very important achievement Here Ann Jones and Marguerite Lambert demonstrate how to set an attractive table. [ 18 ] CURRICULUM Shorthand and typing are two important divisions in our commercial department. Here the students learn valuable information that will aid them in nearly any career they wish to enter, either commercial or otherwise. The complete cycle of bookkeeping and accounting taught here at Huey-town assures the students of confidence and a well-developed skill with which to meet the world and its ever-growing demand for bookkeepers and accountants. Showns at the adding machines are Janice Mason, Charlie Robertson and Cecelia Wellborn. Physical fitness is very important at Hueytown. The boys in Coach Higginbotham and Coach Holsembacks' physical education class are sure to be in good physical condition. Shown in the picture is Ronald Roper doing his daily exercise. Shown here is a tenth grade psychology class. Psychology helps the student to develop an understanding of himself as well as his fellow classmates. The students taking part in a panel discussion are Jimmy Parsons, Pat Mur-phee and Tommy Odom. [ 19 ] CLASSES What you are. As each star contributes to the formation of a constellation, so each class contributes to the formation of Hueytown High. The sophomore, junior, and senior classes each aid in the formation of the atmosphere in which we study in our reach for Education—The Star of Success. Clifford Capps shows Jone Wolloce ond Wayne Bridges some of iho subjects required for o collego preparatory student. 1963 PRESIDENT ROGER HALCOMB Vieo-President, Junior Clow; Bond; Gopher Tolos Staff; Notional Honor Society; Science Club; Stunt Night; Prom Committee; Pep Club; Senior Favorite 1963 SENIOR VICE-PRESIDENT JOSEPH FRANKLIN DAVIDSON Hi-Y, President; Key Club; Concort Choir; Who's Who SECRETARY CHERYL HUETT Pep Club; Concert Choir; Youth Legislature; Miss Gopher Spirit; Top Ten Friondlicst; Gamma Tri-HI-Y, President; Blue Ridge Assembly; Stunt Night; Who's Who; Magazine Soles Captain OFFICERS TREASURER CAROLYN ELIZABETH KIRBY Notional Honor Society; Gamma TriHi-Y, Treasurer; Student Council; Homecoming Condidoto; Concert Choir; All-County Choir; Girls' Chorus; Retrospect Staff; Gopher Tales Staff; Prom Committee; Stunt Night; Pep Club; Guidance Office Staff; State Conference, Tri-Hi-Y; Youth Legislature; Who's Who CEASS [ 22 ] SENIORS MARY ALICE ABERNATHY National Honor Society; Secretory, Science Club; 4-H Club; Band, All State Bond, First Chair; All-County Bond, Fir ! Chair; NEOT Certificate; Top 100 Juniors in Jefferson County; Stunt Night Condidote MELVIN WAYNE ACTON Hi-Y; Football; H-Club; Mogoiine Soles Captain TO JOLLIE THOMAS AMICK AURELIA MURIEL AMICK Vice-President, Future Homemokers of America; Future Business Leaders of America; Girls' Chorus ELLEN ROZELL ALLEN Pep Club CLENNY RUTH ALVIS Purple Pep Club; Beta Tri-Hi-Y; Stunt Night; Girls' Chorus [ 23 ] SENIORS V Z EDNA E. ANTHONY KENEETHIA ANN ARMSTRONG Stunt Night; Rod Cross; Pop Club; Epsilon Tri-Hi-Y ROBERT LOWELL AUSTIN Vorsity Football, Captain; Track; First Vice-President, Student Council; H-Club; Treasurer, Science Club; Choir; All-County Chorus,- Band; Stage Band; NEDT Certificate of Merit; Youth Appreciation Week Finalist; Honorable Mention, All-County Birmingham News; Lineman of the Week; Top Ten Friendliest JAMES LARRY BAILEY Pep Club; Bond RITA FAYE BAILEY Student Council; Dolta Tri-Hi-Y; Spanish Club, President; Honor Socioty; Pep Club; Girls' Chorus; Concert Choir; Stunt Night Candidate WYATT GRAHAM BARBEE Band; Stage Band; 1st Prize, Alabama Stoto Fair; Pep Club; Secretary, Key Club; Hi-Y; All-County Band; Honorable Mention—Alobama Science Fair FRANK EDWARD 8ARTLETT Pep Club; Hi-Y, Reporter; Secretary, Key Club; President, Project Chairman; Choir; Boys’ Chorus, All-County Chorus; Stunt Night MARILYN LEE BARRON Prom Committee; Pep Club; Future Business Leaders; Delta Tri-Hi-Y; Banking Club, Cashier [ 24 ] SENIORS DINAH LEE BAUGHN Futuro Homemokors of Amorieo; Delto Tri-Hi-Y; Futuro Business Leaders of Amorieo; Stunt Night Condidoto; Pop Club ROBERT WAYNE BEST BRENDA CHERYL BOLTON Red Cross; Futuro Business Lenders of Amorieo; Banking Club; Magozine Solos Captain GLENICE CLAIRE BOOTH REBECCA ELIZABETH BOARTFIELD Purple Pep Club; Delta Tri-Hi-Y: Banking Club; Girls' Chorus, All-County Choir; Stunt Night RICHARD OTHA 80LIN Student Council; Concort Choir; En-semlo; All-State Chorus; All-County Chorus; What-Knott Quartot; Hi-Y, Chaplain; Civitan Club, Vieo-Prosident; Retrospect Staff; Fronch Club, President; Stunt Night; Hi-Y Convention Mm [ 25 ] SENIORS MILTON EUGENE BOWDEN Banking Club, Board of Directors RALPH LUTHER BOYKIN RONALD LLOYD BRADEN BRENDA MAXINE BRIDGMAN Pep Club; Future Business Leaders of America; Girls' 4-H Club; Oak Office Staff; Main Office Stoff VIRGINIA YVONNE BRIDGES Pep Club; Delta Tri-Hi-Y; National Honor Society; Future Business Leaders of America; Chaploin, Vice-President, Red Cross; Retrospect Stoff; Office Staff; Stunt Night LINDA CAROL BROOKS Treasurer, National Honor Society; Secretory, Spanish Club; Student Council; Student Council Workshop; Office Stoff; Retrospect Stoff, Homecoming Candidate; Stunt Night; Magazine Soles Captoin [ 26 ] SENIORS SANDRA FAYE BUFORD Pep Club; Future Butinen loader of Amorica JAMES AUEN BURGESS Stunt Night; Pep Club LINDA CAROL BURLINGAME National Honor Society, Reporter; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y, Secretory; Pep Club; Concert Choir, All-County, All-State Choir; Homecoming Candidate; Mit March, 1961; Senior Girl of the Month. November. 1962; Stunt Night THERESA CASSANDRA BURKS Pep Club; Red Croj ; Future Homemaker of America WILLIAM ELMER BUTLER. JR. Hi-Y; Student Council; National Merit Scholarthip Certificate; National Honor Society; Football DOlOROS WAYNE BUTLER Sonior Favorite; Rotrotpeel Staff; Library Stoff; Min Hucytown; Pep Club; Office Staff; Future Homemaker of Americo, Reporter; Prom Committee; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y; Sonior Ploy; Stunt Night; Red Cron; Future Teacher of Americo; Magoxine Sole Captain [ 27 ] SENIORS CLIFFORD ESCUE CAPPS Boy ' Stole; Notional Honor Society, President; Science Club; Student Council; Bond; Stage Bond; Basketball; Track; Stunt Night; Pep Club; Student Council Workshop; Mogozine Sole Captain BARBARA ANN CARMICHAEL Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club; Future Nur e of America, Secretory; First Alternate Mi  Hueytown; Co-Head B-Teom Checrlooder; Future Homemoker of Amorico; Office Stoff DAVID ROBERT CARMICHAEL Hi-Y; Pep Club JAMES ROBERT CARROLL Art Club; Pep Club; Bu Driver NANCY PATRICIA CARROLL Future Butinet Leaden of America; Pep Club KENNETH GLENN CARTEE 1961 Nationol Scholattic Art Awards; 1962 Regional Scholoitic Gold Key; Prom Committee; Library Stoff; Preii-dent, Art Club [ 28 ] SENIORS u ANN SHARON CAUDIE Girls' Chorus; Pep Club DON MARTIN CHAMBERS Ushers Club; Coin Collector Club RALPH HOWELL CHAPPELL Football; Track; Second Vice-President. Student Council; H-Club; Student Council Convention; Art Club; Who' Who SCOTTIE BOOTH CHAPPELL Future 8u ino s leader ; 4-H Club; Pep Club; Honor Society; library Stoff ROBERT WARREN CLAYTOR Usher's Club. Vice-President; Hi-Y Club; Stunt Night JUDY ELIZABETH COLEMAN Pep Club; Future Business Leaders of America; Stunt Night MICHAEL OLEY CHILDERS B-Team Football; B-Teom Basketball BILLY RODGERS CHRlSTAIN [ 29 ] SENIORS CONNIE ELEANOR COONS Concert Choir; Girli’ Chorui; Epiilon Tri-Hi-Y; Future Nunei of Americo; Rofroipect Staff; Homecoming Candidate; Pep Club; Senior Clan Ploy YOETTE COOPER Delta Tri-Hi-Y MARILYN JOYCE COPE Pep Club; Beta Tri-Hi-Y; Future Home-maken of America; Stunt Night; All-County, All-State, Girli' Chorui MEADE KENNETH COTTINGHAM HUBERT LEVAN CRIM DAVID LEE CROCKER I 30 ] SENIORS DANIEL ALFORD CROWSON Trock; B-Team Baskotball PATRICIA ANN CUMMINGS Youth Legislature, Officer; Dolto Tri Hi-Y, Vico-Presidont; Concert Choir; All-Stoic, All-County Chorus; Stunt Night; Future Business Lcodors of Amcrieo; Pep Club BILLIE RAY DAVIDSON JUDY BEATRICE DAVIS Retrospect Staff, Editor; Red Cross Council; Future Business Leaders of America, Treasurer; Pep Club; Office Staff; Usherette; Homecoming Candidate; Girls' Chorus; Alobomo High School Press Association Convention, Mogozino Sales Captain; Stunt Night STANLEY GERALD DICKERSON Band; Red Cross WILLIAM BOYD DOBBINS ALVIN ANTHONY DAVIS Future Teachers of America, President; Band. Vice-President; Stage Bond; All-County Band; All-County Bond Medal Winner; Pep Club; Hi-Y; Stunt Night LULA RUTH DEASON National Honor Society; Science Club, Troosuror; junior Red Cross; Stunt Night; Banking Club, Teller; NEDT Certificate of Merit; Outstanding Student, College Preporotory [ 31 ] SENIORS MICHAEL RANDOLPH DOBBS Ushers Club MIRIAM FRANCES DONALDSON Spanish Club, Vice-President; Future Teachers of America; National Honor Society; Student Council; Homecoming Committee; Stunt Night; Pep Club ROSE MARIE DOSHER Nationol Honor Society. Secretary; Pep Club; French Club; State French Club Convention; Homecoming Candidate; Freedom Forum; Ensemble; All-State Chorus; All-County Chorus; Choir. Secrotary; Top 100 Juniors in Jefferson County; NEDT Certificate; Office Staff; Concert Choir; Girls' Chorus; Stunt Night JAMES DRAKE H-Club; Pep Club; B-Teom Football; Track GEORGE ROBERT DRAPER Sophomore Favorite; Hi-Y; Junior Favorite; Who's Who BARBARA JEAN DUNN Pep Club; Gommo Tri-Hi-Y; Cheer-leader; Cheerleader Clinic; Sophomore Class Secretory; Stunt Night [ 32 ] SENIORS JERRY WAYNE EVANS Football; Basketball; Baseball; H-Club. President; Senior Favorite; Red Cross; Art Club; Stunt Night; Mogazine Sales Captain TREVA ANN FARR Spanish Club; Red Cross; Pep Club; Band; All-County Band. Medal Winner JANICE EARIENE ELLIOTT Banking Club, Teller; Pep Club; Stu-dent Council; Future Nurses of Amor-ica; Office Staff; Epsilon Tri-Hi-Y; Future Teachers of America LYNDALL SUE EVANS Pep Club; Beto Tri-Hi-Y WOODROW JACKSON FARRINGTON JOAN CAROLYN FASON Pep Club; Bond; Girls' Chorus JANE MARILYN FASON Office Stoff; Band; Girls' Chorus; Pep Club; Epsilon Tri-Hi-Y MICHAEL HENRY FLOYD Science Club; Senior Closs Play [ 33 ] SENIORS JAMES AUSTIN FOLMAR National Honor Society; Science Club. President; Bond, President; Pep Club; All-County Band Medal Winner; All-Stole Bond Medal Winner; Stage Band; NEDT Certificate of Merit; Top TOO Juniors in Jefferson County; Senior Closs Ploy; Track; Magazine Sales Captain BRENDA FAYE FRANKLIN Red Cross; Pep Club ROBERT LEON GILLILAND Hi-Y WILLIAM TENSLEY GINN, JR. Notional Honor Society; Red Cross; Hi-Y; French Club; Science Club; Key Club; Football; Basketball Manager; Concert Choir; NEDT Certificate of Merit; Top 100 Studonts in Jefferson County; All-County Choir; Magazine Sales Captain J SHIRLEY VICTORIA GIZELAR Cheerleader; Cheerleader Clinic; B-T e a m Cheorleoder; Homecoming Queen, 1961; Miss Retrospect; National Honor Society, Vice-President; Gom-mo Tri-Hi-Y; Pop Club, Vice-President; Office Staff; Retrospect Staff; Student Council; Stunt Night; Top Ten Friendliest; Sophomore Favorite; Outstanding Senior for November; Prom Committee; Senior Favorite; Mogozine Soles Captain CHARLES DOUGLAS GLASS Pep Club; Boseball [ 34 ] SENIORS BRENDA PAULETTE GOBER Student Council SABRA LUCINDA GOODE Stunt Night; Notional Honor Society; Pep Club; Bond; Spanish Club; Red Cross; Future Nursos of America; Ret-roipect Stoff, Tri-Hi-Y; Senior Clou Ploy; Office Stoff; Who Who BARBARA JEAN GOODWIN Pep Club; Civiton Orotoricol Speech Winner SAUNDRA MARIE GRAY Dolta Tri-Hi-Y, President; Student Council, Chaplain; Pep Club; Future Business Leaders of America; Office Stoff ROBERT WAYNE GRAVES Band; All-County Bond; B-Teom Football WILLIAM GREGORY GREEN Key Club, Secretary, Treoturer; Gam-mo Hi-Y, President; Student Council; Stunt Night; Who's Who; Alpha Hi-Y LINDA LEE GREENLEE Pep Club; Student Council; Stunt Night; Homecoming Candidate; Future Teachers of Americo; Epsilon Tri-Hi-Y, President. Treasurer; Second Pritc Baby Dress of Stole Fair; Tri-Hi-Y State Conference; Youth Legislature; Pre-Youth legislature RICHARD DWIGHT GRUBBS Ushers Club; B-Team Football [ 35 ] SENIORS WANDA LEE GRUBBS Narionol Honor Society; Future Business Leaders of America; Pep Club; Bonking Club, Board of Directors; Library Staff; Office Staff; 4-H Club; Magazine Soles Captain; Outstanding Student, Business Education DON BENARD HALL B-Tcam Football; Bonk Teller; Stunt Night 0 DOROTHY FAYE HALL Choir; All-Stote Choir; All-County Choir; Ensemble; Beta Tri-Hi-Y; Futuro Homemakers of Amorico, Secretary and Reporter; Stunt Night; NEDT Certificate of Merit Winner; Student Council; Fair Awords MARY JANICE HALL Library Staff; Office Staff; Notional Honor Society; Futuro Business leaders of America; Futuro Nurses of Amorico; Pep Club; 4-H Club TONY BARRY HAMRICK Pep Club; All-County Girls' Chorus; All-Stote Girls' Chorus; Beta Tri-Hi-Y; Pep Club; Concert Choir; All-County Choir; All-State Choir; Homemaking Assistant; Futuro Homemokers of America; Stunt Night TALMADGE EUGENE HANCOCK JO ANN HARDING Alternate Head Cheerleader; Cheerleader Clinic; Pep Club; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y; Who's Who; Stunt Night JOHN MICHAEL HARDY I 36 ] SENIORS LINDA DOLORES HARPER Pep Club; Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer; Girls' Chorus; Stunt Night JOHN MARK HARRISON JERRY WAYNE HARTLEY LAWRENCE LYNN HAYES Band; Stage Band; Pep Club RICHARD JASPER HAYLES B-Team Football; Vanity Football; Hi-Y Club; H-Club, Secretory; Key Club, President; Stunt Night; Senior Favorite BARBARA KAY HAYNES Pep Club; Beta Tri-Hi-Y, President; Future Teacher of Americo; Future Homemaker of America, Chaplain, President; Homecoming Candidate; Choir; Girls' Chorus; Stunt Night; Office Staff; Homemaking Assistant MARY RUTH HEATH Bond; Pep Club; Tri-Hi-Y MARILYN FRANCIS HENDERSON First Place in Dress Review; First Place in Baking; First Place in State for suit ot Fair; 4-H Club [ 37 ] SENIORS PATSY ANN HERALD Pep Club; Red C'oh WILLIAM HARMON HICKS DONALD RICHARD HILLIARD Bond; Pep Club; Delfo Cra-Phi-Hi-Y; Red Oon, Stunt Night CHARLES DAVID HOFFMAN Key Club; Usher's Club. Choploin PEGGY LOU HOLDER Delta Trl-Hi-Y CARLTON EDWARD HONEYCUTT Pep Club; Ushers Club; Stunt Night JERRY LANE HOPKINS President of Junior Clou; Science Club. Secrofory; Third Award North Alabama Regional Science Fair; Fourth Award Alabama Stote Foir, Zoology; Pep Club; Future Teachers of America; Hi-Y Club; Stunt Night; Band; Prom Committee; Senior Favorite; Magazine Sales Captain [ 38 ] JIMMY MARTIN HOPKINS Outstanding Junior SENIORS MARY LOUISE HOUSTON Notional Honor Society; Pep Club; Banking Club; Stunt Night; Epsilon Tri-Hi-Y; Retrospect Staff; Office Staff; Homecoming Candidate; Mogoiino Salo Captain BARRY EUGENE HUEY Varsity Football, Lettermon; Track Team; Stodont Council; H-Club; Hi-Y Club; Key Club; Concert Choir; Ensemble; What-Knots Quortot; All-County Chorui; All-Stote Chorus; Pep Club; Stunt Night St MICHAEL ELLIS HORNE Ushors Club PATRICIA ANN HORTON MARY ELAINE HUEY Future Nurses of America, Vice-President; Concert Choir; All-County Choir; All-State Choir; Prom Committeo; Stunt Night; Office Staff; Librory Stoff FRANCES LEE HUFF Future Business Leaders of America; Future Nurses of America; Pep Club; Honor Society; Office Stoff JACQUELYN LEE HUGHES Notional Honor Society, Secretary; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y; Office Staff, President; All-State Band Modol Winner; All-County Band Modol Winner; Bond; NEDT Certificate of Merit; Stunt Night; Senior Beouty; Pep Club JUDITH ALYNE HULSEY Pep Club; French Club, Vice-President; Future Business leaders; Delta Tri-Hi-Y, Reporter; 8anking Club; Bonk Teller; Office Staff; Concert Choir [ 39 ] SENIORS JESSE CECIL HUNNICUTT FRANKIE FAYE HURD Gamma Tri-Hi-Y; Pep Club; Retrospect Staff; Homecoming Candidate; Stunt Night CAROLYN HYCHE Girls' Chorus FRANK WINFRED HYCHE Baseball; B-Team Basketball; Who's Who; Pep Club; H-Club; Key Club; Stunt Night; Senior Class Play MARTHA ELLEN HYCHE B-Team Cheerleader; Varsity Cheerleader; Pep Club; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y; Miss December; Miss September; Sophomore Favorite; Junior Favorite; Top Ten Friendliest; Who's Who; Stunt Night NICKY HYCHE WILLIAM LAMAR JACKS Bond; Stage Band; Stunt Night MARTHA ANN JACKSON National Honor Society; Future Homemakers of America; Girls' Chorus [ “0 ] SENIORS CHARLIE LOU ROBERTSON JAYNE Futuro Business loader of Americo; Pep Club; Band; All-County Bond Medal Winner; Banking Club, President, Boord of Director ; Stunt Night BARBARA KAYE JONES LINDA ELIZABETH JONES Delta Tri-Hi-Y, Secretory; Future Nur e of Americo; 4-H Club PERRY ROSS JONES Hi-Y Club; Concert Choir; Boy ' Chorus; Pop Club; Key Club RICHARD WARREN JONES Hi-Y Club; Pep Club; Key Club; B-Team Football; Senior Clo Play; Bond; Stogo Bond; Wrestling Team; Stunt Night. Prom Committee GEORGE WAYNE JOHNSON RICHARD MICHAEL KEUUM MARY SUE KING [ 41 ] SENIORS EDNA MAE KIRKPATRICK Red Cross; Future Homemokers of America; All-County Choir; All-Stoto Choir; Girls' Chorus; All-County Girls' Chorus; Miss Huoytown Candidate; Stunt Night; librory Staff; Pep Club; Magazine Sales Captain MICHAEL LEE LAGLE Red Cross JIMMIE DOUGLAS LAIRD Banking Club, Board of Directors RAYMOND STUART LAIRD Student Council; Red Cross; Banking Club, Teller; Stunt Night; Library Staff; Pep Club; Boys’ Chorus LORETTA MARGUERITE LAMBERT Concert Choir; Girls' Chorus; All-County Choir; All-State Chorus; Future Nurses of America, President; Future Nurses of America Convention; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain; Stunt Night; Retrospect Stoff; Senior Class Ploy; Pep Club; Ensemble MELVIN DEIANEO LAMONS CAROLYN WANDA LANEY Gamma Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-President; Student Council, Social Chairman; Pep Club; Gopher Tales News Staff; Retrospect Staff; Future Nurses of America; National Honor Society; Prom Committee; Stunt Night; Who's Who; Senior Beauty Court; Head B-Team Cheerleader; Alternate Homecoming Queen; Journolism Convention; Senior Girl of the Month, December CHARLIE WAYNE LAWLEY Red Cross [ 42 ] SENIORS IETTIE JANE LAWRENCE First Place Winner Orotoricol Conteit on Cltiiemhip , NEDT Certificate of Merit; Red Crow, Pre ident; Red Cro Training Comp; Nationol Honor Society, Vice-Pre ident; Pep Club; Student Council, Reporter JOHN HERBERT LAWRENCE Concert Choir; Boy Choru ; All-County Choir; Senior Claw Ploy JEFFREY PAUL LEE Bu Driver; Who' Who BILLY FRANK LETSON L [ 43 ] SENIORS JUDY ANN IORINO Gamma Tri-Hi-Y; Retro, peel Staff; Stunt Night; Office Stoff; Pep Club; Senior Closs Play; Who's Who CHARLES EDWARD McCARlEY Civitan Club RONALD CHESTER McCOY NEDT Certificate of Merit RICHARD JAMES McCUllAR Hi-Y; Pop Club; Koy Club; B-Toom Football; Wrestling Team; Stunt Night; Senior Class Ploy; Who' Who JIMMIE RONALD McGUFFIE REBEKAH LOUISE McDONALD Majorette; Pep Club; Futuer Homemakers of Amorka; Concert Choir; All-County Choir; All-State Chorus; Ensemble; Girls' Chorus; Girls' Trio; Stunt Night; Majorette Workshop DIANE ELIZABETH McDONALD Delta Tri-Hi-Y; Banking Club. Teller; Pep Club; Future Homcmakeis of America, Chaplain DIANNE PARSONS McDONALD Epsilon Tri-Hi-Y; Pop Club [ 44 ] SENIORS MILTON WILLIAM McDUFF Concert Choir; Ensemble; All-Stote Choir; All-County Choir; NEDT Certifi-cote of Merit; Notionol Honor Society; Sponish Club; Hi-Y; B-Teom Boikotboll RAYMOND LOUIE McFERRIN JUDY ANN McVAY Notional Honor Society; Office Stoff; Retrospect Stoff BETTYE ANNE MAHAFFEY Future Homomokers of America; Pep Club; Student Council; Magazine Sales Captoin KATHREEN DELORES MANNING SARA JIM MARRS Notional Honor Society, Choplain; Red Cross, Vice-President; Notional Red Cross Convention; Student Council, Soc-relory; Science Club; Second Prize in Region; Honoroble Mention in State ASAS Fair; County Wido Rod Cross Council; Top 100 Juniors in Jefforson County; Youth Appreciation Week Fin-olist; Girls' Stote; DAR Good Citizenship Girl; Senior Beauty Court; Top Ten Friendliest; Concert Choir; All-State Band Medal Winner; All-County Band Modal Winner; Office Staff; North Central Regional Science Academy, Treasurer; Who's Who MARY SANDRA MALLARD Pep Club; Girls' Chorus CHARLOTTE MARIE MANN t « ) SENIORS GLORIA SUE MASTERS Pep Club; Futuro Nurtes of Americo; Future Nurte of Americo State Con vontion; Comma Tri-Hi-Y; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y State Conference; Office Staff, Secretary, Treaiurer; Rctrotpoct Staff; Homecoming Candidate; Stunt Night; Senior Favorite JANICE FAYE MASON Pep Club; Future Homemaker of America; Bonking Club, Board of Director ; Epsilon Tri-Hi-Y, Reporter ; Girl ' Chorut; National Honor Society; Stunt Night CHARLES GARY MAY Hi-Y; U her Club; Key Club; Prom Committee; Gopher Tale Staff; B-Teom Football; Pep Club; Stunt Night TERRI MARIE MILSTEAD National Honor Society; Future Tcoeh-er of Amorica; Girl ' Chorut; All-County Girl ’ Choru ; NEDT Certi-ficote of Merit SYLVIA SUE MITCHELL Concert Choir; Girl ' Choru ; All-County Choru ; All-State Chorut; En-temble; Girl ' Trio; Pep Club; Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary,- Mitt School Spirit; Homecoming Candidate; Stunt Night VELMA LEE MITCHELL [ 46 ] SENIORS LUTHER EUGENE MORROW Pep Club; Art Club ROBERT EUIS MORROW TOMMIE CHERYL MORRIS 4-H Club RONNIE CLYDE MORRISON Bond; Stoge Band; Pop Club; Hl-Y; Ushers Club; Gopher Tales Stoff; Stunt Night; Prom Committee MICHAEL EUGENE NABORS Concert Choir, Vice-President; Ensemble; All-County Chorus; All-State Chorus; 8oys' Chorus; Spanish Club, Vice-President; Notional Honor Society; NEDT Certificate of Merit CAROLE JEAN NEWELL Pep Club; Gomma Tri-Hi-Y; Cheerleader; Cheerleader Clinic; Prom Committee; Notional Honor Society; Stunt Night; Who's Who MARY JUDITH NORTHCUTT Cheerleader; Cheerleader Clinic; Pep Club; Gammo Tri-Hi-Y; Top Ten Friendliest; Miss April; Senior Beauty Court; Junior Fovorile; Office Stoff; Who s Who LARRY NED NORTHCUTT [ 47 ] SENIORS CHARLES WILLIAM PATRICK PATRICIA ANN PATTERSON Della Tri-Hi-Y; Future Homcmakors of America SARAH MAE PARKIN Pep Club ROBERT ERIC PATE HER8ERT RAYMOND PAYNE Ushers Club; 4-H Club LARRY JAMES PEOPLES [ 48 1 SENIORS DEANNA PRATER Student Council; Pep Club, Reporter; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y, Reporter; Stunt Night; Retrospect Stoff, Business Manager; Office Staff; Notional Honor Society. Social Chairman; Who's Who; Gopher Tales Stoff; Alabama High School Press Association Convention; Journalism Clinic; Outstanding Student, General Education; Youth Legislature; Moga-line Solos Captoin RICHARD LEE PRICE JAMES WOODROW RANEY B-Team Bosketball; Civiton Club; Science Club MICHAEL WATSON REDMAN Bosketboll; B-Tcam Football; Koy Club. Treasurer; HClub; Hi-Y; Spanish Club, Treasurer; Concert Choir; All-State Chorus; All-County Chorus; What-Knots Quartet; Notional Honor Society; Bonking Club; Pep Club; Stunt Night JOHNNY RICHARD RAINEY NEDT Certificate of Merit; Notional Honor Society, Vice-President; Bond; Future Teachers of America; Hi-Y KENNETH RAINEY [ 49 ] SENIORS PATRICIA DAWN REID Banking Club, Vice-President, Sacra-lory; Epsilon Tri-Hi-Y; Girls' Chorus NORMAN GREGORY RICKEY Footboll; Basketball; Baseball; Hi-Y; Rad Cross,- Pap Club; Key Club, Vice-President; H-Club, Vice-President ROGER DALE ROBERTS JUDY EDNA ROCKETT Pep Club; Future Business loaders of America; library Staff DAVID EVERETT RILEY GEORGE HUGH ROBERTS CAROLYN ANN ROGERS Pep Club MERRYIEN LEE ROOKS I 50 ] SENIORS FORREST NEAl SAlTER BToom Football; Vanity Football; H-Club; Pep Club; Hi-Y Club; Who'i Who LETSON HOWARD SALTER Choir BRENDA SUE SAMSAl Future Noriel of America; Gamma Trl Hi-Y; TriHi-Y State Conference; Offico Staff; Retroipect Staff; Stunt Night; Pep Club LARRY GRAY SATTERWHITE Science Club; National Honor Socioty; Concert Choir; All-County Chorui; All-Stoto Chorui; Stunt Night DONNA LEE SCHMIDLKOFER Student Council; National Honor Society, Chaplain; Delta Tri Hi-Y; Bonking Club; Future Buiinoii leaden of Amorico, Prciident; Library Stoff, Office Staff; Pep Club LORETHA ANN SCOGGINS Stunt Night; Band; All-County Band; Pep Club ( 51 ] SENIORS JOHN PAUL SEGARS BETTY GENE SEILERS Pop Club LARRY HAYWARD SIMMONS B-Teom Football; B-Team Basketboll; Vice-President of Bonking Club; 8and MELBA CLEO SIMS Banking Club, Board of Directors ARTHUR RAY SHOEMAKER Uihert Club; Pep Club; Civiton Club; Coin Club RONALD LAMAR SHUFF Studont Council, Pretident, First Vice-President; A.A.S.C. Workshop and Convention; Vanity Football. Co-Captoin, lettermon; B-Team Football; Concert Choir; Ensemble; All-County Chorus; All-State Chorus; Band; Stog Bond; Whot-Knots Quartet; T ock Toom, Lettormon; Hi-Y Club; H-Club; Key Club; Chaplain; Sophomore Class President; Sophomore Favorite; Junior Fovorite; Who's Who; Jefferson County Citizenship Tour, President; Top Ten Friendliest; Magazine Sales Captain [ 52 ] SENIORS KENNETH CARL SINGIEY National Honor Society; Notional Scienco Club; Band; All-County Bond; Stoge Band; Scholastic Art Aword of Gold Koy; Track Team; Football Team; Stunt Night; Top Magozino Salesman BENNY NEAL SMITH JUDITH ANN SMITH Sophomore Clan Treasurer; National Junior Honor Society, Secretary; Pep Club; Student Council, Secretary, Most Valuable Mombor; Citizenship Conference; Stunt Night; Senior Class Play; Future Business leodert of America; Future Teacher of America; Mis School Spirit MARSHALL WAYNE SMITH National Honor Society, President, Vice-Pre ident; Science Club; Pep Club; Gopher Tale Staff, Editor; Bessemer New Correspondent; NEDT Certificate of Merit Winner; Top 100 Junior in Jefferson County; Varsity Track; Band; Stage Band; Honor Society Convention; Who's Who; Journalism Convention; Freedom Forum; Journalism Institute; Stunt Night; Fifth District Chairman, Alabama School Pres Association; The Tempos, Pianist KAY FRANCES SNIDER Pep Club; Future Business leaders of America MARY ANN SNOW Gamma Tri-Hi-Y; National Honor Society; Office Staff; Pep Club; Bond; Stunt Night [ 53 ] SENIORS JUDITH MARCETTE SPANN National Junior Honor Society; Epsi'on Tri-Hi-Y, Trooturer; Pep Club; Future Teachers of America; Future Teacheri of America Stole Convention DONALD EVANS SPARGO WARREN JULIAN SPEEGLE Ushers Club; Civitan Club GARRY FLOYD SPIEGLE Library Staff; Notional Honor Society WALTER GRADY STAGG Bond; Hi-Y; Pep Club ROBERT PERRY STEELE. JR. JACK HARRY STERNBERG Pep Club; Art Club; B-Teom Basketball; B-Team Football MARY ELAINE STEWART Notional Honor Society, Chaplain; lot Amigot Club, Second Vice-President; Stunt Night; Pep Club; Office Staff; NEDT Certificate of Merit Winner t 54 ] SENIORS JOEL DAVID STOVES Seienco Club; Key Club; Hi-Y Club; Troek SUSAN OLIVIA SULLIVAN Girl ' Chorus PHILLIP EDWARD SWEARENGIN Troek; H-Club; Key Club; Hi-Y Club; Art Club; Art Award; All-County Track; All-District Troek JESSIE CURTIS THOMAS Choir, President; All-County Choir; All-Stato Choir; Bond; Choir Ensomble; Boys' Chorus; Stunt Night; Pep Club; Prom Committee PATSY ANN THOMAS PAUL BRITTON TINGLE Pep Club; Bonking Club; Prom Committee; Stunt Night RONALD HEWITT TOWERS Pep Club; B-Teom Football; Troek ROGER DOUGLAS TUBBS National Honor Society I 55 1 SENIORS DAN TODD ELIZABETH FAYE UNDERWOOD Future Nurses of Amerko; Future Business leaders of America; library Staff; Stunt Night; Concert Choir; All-County Choir; All-State Choir DONALD WALDREN VAUGHN B-Teom Basketball; Pep Club; Stunt Night JUNIUS VERCHOT Varsity Football; All-County Big-Eight First Team; Second Team All-County; All-County Most Valuable Player; Bose-boll; H-Club; Key Club, Secretory; Stunl Night; Who's Who; Pep Club CLYDE DOUGLAS VINES Football; Ushers Club; H-Club; i-H Club; Baseball; Pep Club; Key Club; Stunt Night HARRY TERRELL VINES JAMES ABRAM WAID Concert Choir; All-County Chorus; Hi-Y Club; Stunt Night; Retrospect Staff; Pep Club, Vice-President; Prom Committee; Junior Red Cross; Mr. School Spirit; Senior Closs Play; Who's Who BRENDA JOYCE WALDROP B-Team Cheerleader; Student Council; National Honor Society; Pep Club; Junior Class Secretary; Prom Committee; Miss February, 1962; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y; Future Teachers of America; Miss October, 1962; Majorette; Head Majorette; Office Staff; Stunt Night; Homecoming Candidate; Who's Who [ 56 ] SENIORS BRENDA SUE WALDROP Concert Choir; All-County Choir; All-Stole Choir; Girls' Chorus; All-Stoto Choir Convention; Sophomore Clot Vice-Pretident; Pop Club; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y; Stunt Night; Notional Honor Society, Secretory; Cheerleader; Cheer-loader Convention; Top Ten Friend-liott; Senior Favorite; What-Knotf Quartet, Pianist DAVID RAY WALTON Red Crot PATRICIA ANN WAYTON Future Nurse of America; Pep Club; Office Stoff; Stunt Night; Senior Clots Ploy GEORGIA LEE WEAVER National Honor Society. Treasurer; French Club, Secretary, President; Pop Club; Concert Choir; All-Stote Choir; All-County Choir; Girls' Chorus; All-County Chorus; All-State Chorus; Homecoming Candidate; Stunt Night; Office Stoff CECELIA ANN WELLBORN Future Business Leaders of America; Bank Board Of Directors; Stunt Night Candidate; Pep Club; Office Stoff CAROL ANN WEST Future Teachers of America, Chaplain; Futuro Teachers of America, Historian; Future Teochers of America Convention of Stoto; National Junior Honor Society; Los Amigos Club; Epsilon Tri-Hi-Y, Historian; Stunt Night; Second Alternote Miss Hueytown; Fifth Place Award Alabama State Fair in Zoology; Third Ploce Aword Zoology ot North Central Alaboma Science Fair; Grand Price in Alabama Science Fair; Competed in Nationol Scionce Fair-Inter-nationol; fifth Place Award Zoology, Alabama State Fair; Office Staff; Retrospect Staff; Gopher Tales News Stoff Typist I 57 ] SENIORS CHARLOTTE WANDA WILLIAMS Future Business leoders of Americo; Pep Club EVA MARIE WILLIAMS Pep Club; Future Business Leaden of America MONA GAY WILSON National Honor Society, President; Pep Club; Future Teochers of America; Band, Secretory; All-County Bond Modol Winner; All-State Bond Medal Winner; Stunt Night; Senior Claw Play; NEDT Certificate of Merit; 100 Top Juniors in Jefferson County ELIZABETH ANN WOMBLE Future Business Leoders of America, Vice-President, Secretary; Red Cross; Student Council; Delta Tri-Hi-Y; National Honor Society. President; Paper Staff; Office Staff [ 58 ] SENIORS DANIEL HANSON WOODALL Notionol Honor Society: French Club PATRICIA JOY WRIGHT Pep Club; Retroipect Staff; Poper Staff; Future Teachort of America. Treoiurer; Gamma Tri-Hi-Y; Stunt Night GAIL ANN YOUNG National Honor Society; Pop Club; Future Teocher of America; Future Teacher of America Stoto Convention; Student Council; Band; Future Nur e of America; Future Nurte Of Amorico State Convention; Prom Committee; Homecoming Candidate; Library Staff; Stunt Night; Retro pect Staff SARAH JOSEPHINE YOUNG Sponish Club; Future Nurte Club; Office Staff; Girl ' Chorut Senior di cu  with Mi Purcell the materiel avoiloble in the library to aid in the preparation of their theme for thi year. Senior decorote the cor for the Retrotpect Staff Candidate in the Homecoming Parade. JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS LINDA WILSON Vice-President LARRY WAYNE VINES President JUDY DOWDLE Trcosurer CAROL REEVES Secretary Adami, Kenneth Albright, Morgarot Alexander, Margaret Allman, Johnny Amiek, Gay Argo, Charles Armitrong, Bobby Ashcraft, Jimmy Atkins, Cecil Attawoy, Janice Bailey, Terry Baker, Lynn Baker, Wanda Banks, Ellen Barnes, Don t 60 ] JUNIORS Bartlett, Roy Batei, Ora Booty, Chri Bennett. Jo© Bennett, Nathan Beverly, Sylvia Bigg , Jerelyn Block, France Blockwood, Katherine Blankcnihip, Barbara Blankenthip, Lynne Bloomingburg, Allen Boman, Loretta Bowden, Judy Bowden, Kenneth Bowden, Ree lene Bracknell, Vera Brewer. 8renda Bridgemon, Paulette Bridgeman, Sandra Brigman, Ronnie Brook , Janice Brook , Lucy Brown, Byron Brown, Oti Burns, R. H. Both, Danny Butt, Arthur Cagle. Carol Cagle, Jam© [ 61 ] JUNIORS Campbell, Tom Canada, Diana Canada, Mortha Jean Carr, Johnny Corrigan, Tim Carroll, Freddy Carter, Lindsey Cayton, Ronald Chambloo, Richard Chappell, Michael Chastain, Betty Chastain, Linda Christian, Marilyn Childers, Fred Clark, Penny Clem, Brenda Coker, Billy Cole, Eddie Cole, Larry Cole, Norris Cone, Judy Cook, Terry Cooper, Gail Countryman, Diane Cox, Neil Cummings, Jackie Davidson, Doris Davidson, Eleene Davis, Anest Davis, Edna ( 62 ] JUNIORS Davit, Gerald Davit, Jo Ann Davit, Prentice Davit, Ventice Dean, Michael DcRamus, Rickey Deerman, Carolo Dill, Doug Donaldton, Doyle Donaldton, Kaye Donaldton, Mark Dowdlo, Judy Dugger, Mary Ann Dunlop, Gary Durham, Edwin Dutton, Jon Dyton, Janie Early, Johnny Ellis, Butch Ellit, Donny Ellit, Timmy Elrod, Tony Eitit, Clovo Ettit, Dione Ettit, Melvin Ethridge, Paul Evant, Phillip Fairburn, Tommy Farrington, Diane Ferguson, Carroll [ 63 ] JUNIORS Finloyson, Joy Ford, Johnny Fox, 8orbaro Gardner, Donnie Garris, Barbara B. Garrison, Carol Gay, David Gentry, Tommy Gibbs, Joe Gibson, Shirley Ann Gilbert, Joyce Gilmore, Edna Glass, Sherry Goodwin, Harry Goodwin, lorry Gosnoll, Kenny Green, Joe Griffin, Tommy Gurosky, Mike Holey, Jimmy Hall, Jerry Hall, Marianne Halligan, Roger Homaker, Dale Hamilton, Ann Hordy, Tommy Harlow, Corky Harris, Lanett Harrison, Tommy Hartline, Dale ( 64 ] JUNIORS Howkins, Ncyso Honderson, James Henslee. Jimmy Henson, Shirley Honson, Mitchell Herring, letha Hicks, Jean Hill, Gerald Hillman, John Hobbs, Tommy Hodges, Jerry Hodges, Theresa Holmes, Vicki Hood, Linda Hoops, Nancy Hope, Marion Horn, Kolton Hudson, Lionel Huff, Judy Humphries, Gloria Huey, Patricio Hunt, Jeff Hunt, Terry Hyche, Patsy Ingram, Pat Isbell, Glenda Jackson, Palmer Jennings, Mildred Jernigan, Alice Jernigan, Mavis [ 65 ] JUNIORS Jeter, Jerry Johnson, Billy Johnson, Dean Johnson, Judy Johnston, Dianne Jones, Ann Jones, Janice Jones, Juddy Jones, Kenneth Jones, Sheldon Kemp, Undo Kennedy, Carey Key, Freida Kielboso, Iris Killough, John Kimbrel, Carolyn Kincaid, Konnie King, Mike King. R. C. Knight, Ann Kniphfer, Johnnie Knowlos, Sherry Kornegay, Ronnie Kuglar, Judy H. Kyzer, Charles Lacey, Anita Locy, Darlene Lowley, Felicia Lindborg, Alan little, Koy [ 66 ] JUNIORS Littleton, Ronnie Locke. Gory Locke. Sandra Long, Clarice McAvoy. Koy McBrayer, Jimmy McClinton, Joy McCracken, Ronnie McDonald, Brendo McDonald, Carl McGriff, Jerry McKee, Dianno McKinney, Ann Mclane, Tommy Montooth, Lovanda Martin, Janice Martin, Terry Mashburn, Terry Money, Peggy Maxwell, Jerry Meek , Elizabeth Miller, Philip Miller, Woyne MilJO, Wayne Mitchell, Barbara Mitchell, Sue Moore, Carole Sue Moore, Donald Morgan, Melvin Morgan, Ronnie [ 67 ] JUNIORS Morris, Brent Morion, Joe Moudry, Joo Myers, Mortho Myets, Woyno Naughor, William Nelson, Carolyn NeSmith, Jorry Nickles, Mary Lee Noah, Lyndo Nolan, Linda Norris, Jone Norwood, Ronald Oglotby, Larry Joe Oswalt, Janet Padgett, Bede Ann Polmer, Joel Pappas, Margo Pappas, Tommy Park, Kenny Parker, Gail Parker, Jim Parkin, James Parks, Ann Parsons, Karen Parsons, Mickey Patterson, Sue Patrick, Charles Pearson, Ellen Pearson, Wayne [ 68 ] JUNIORS Penny, Lynn Phillips, Jim Pickett, Jimmy Pierce, Joromc Pierce, Suzctto Poole, Kotherino Poole, Woyno Posey, Thomas Proter, Sarah Rainey, Charles Ray, Donnie Roy, Joey Read, Faye Reaves, Mike Redmond, Avant Reed, Carolyn Reese, Judy Reeves, Richard Richards, Bill Riley, Michoel Robertson, Harold Robertson, Joyce Rodgers, Dale Ryan, Larry Sager, Jorrie Sanders, Bill Sanders, Nancy Schober, Betty Scogin, Faye Scott, Herbert [ 69 ] JUNIORS Sollor , Raymond Shonklet, Sister Shoemaker, Edward Sibley, Tommy Sims, Sharon Skinner, Cherry Smith, Ann Smith, Eva Mac Smith, Francoiie Smith, Jimmy Smith, Kay Smith, Linda Smith, Torry Spann, Joanino Sprunger, Byron Stanley, Gonelle Steele, Sharon Steveni, Bill Stone, Jo Ann Stone, Shirley Sutton, Steve Syx, Bud Syx, Randy Swedenburg, Martha Swinoy, Elaine Taylor, Mary Carroll Teogue, Jerry Ann Toasloy, Edward Thompson, Barbara Thompson, Harriet [ 70 ] JUNIORS Thompson, Suzio Throsher. Rondo Tidwell, Johnny Todd, Aloda Todd, Wayne Tromell, Donno Van Dyke, Betty Varden, Wanda Venz, Saroh Jo Vines, larry Neil Vines, larry Woyne Vines, Ronald Vines, Shyrln Volner, Morilyn Wade, Ann lopor Wolden, Dan Woldrop, Bobby Waldrop, James Wales, Dewey Wallace, Jane Walls, Freida Walls, Gary Wayton, Joe Wheeler, Woody White, Martha White, Tommy Wilkinson, Melanie Williams, Ann Williams, Miriam Williams, Myra I 71 ] JUNIORS Williomton, Linda Sue Willingham, Patty Willit, Royford Wilion, John Wilion, Linda Wilton. Royca Winkt, Eddie Winter, Vivion Young, Jamei JUNIOR ACTIVITIES Barbara Mitchell, Richard Recvet. Jerry Ann Teague John Hillman, Penny Clark, Jimmy Holey [ 72 ] Eddie Cole, Babe Event, Shirley Stone Jerry NeSmith, Ree lone Bowden, Kenny Gotnel, Wondo Baker SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS CAROL PHILLIPS Vice-President JOE LOGGINS President JANE BROWN Secretary NANN MORTON Treasurer Ackiss, Rusty Addison, Billy Anderson, Earl Anderson, Guy Andrewt, Jeon Anthony, Jannet Armstrong, Don Armstrong. Peggy Ashley, Billy Atkins, Fay Atkins, Marilyn Atkinson, lindo Avery, Jo Ann Boker, John Bankston, Leon Barger, Barbaro Barnes, Bill 8o!es, Jerry Bates, Sheryl Botson, Bobby [ 73 ] 8oan, Harold Beaty, Clyde Beck, Jimmy Benton, Jim Benton, Johnny Beverley, Gloria Bigbee, Peggy Biggs, Jimmy Bighorn, Freido Birchfield, Brod Blankenship, Billy Blanton, Linda Boggs, Susan Boggins, Sam Bond, Harrington Bonnett, Phillip Bononio. Morilyn Boone. Dianna Booth, Donna Boren, Terry Bowden, Carolyn Boyd, Butch Boykin, Jean Bradford. Regino Bradley, Butch Bradley, Guy Brand, Donny Brand, Dennis Brand, Elizabeth Brewer, Sue Bridges, Charles Bridges, Woyne Bridgewater, Jane Britton, Sandra Broadhead, Linda Brown, Freddie Brown, Jane Brown, Judy Brown, Linda Brown, Lynn SOPHOMORES I 74 ] SOPHOMORES Bruce, Stanley Byram, Wade Byram, Wayne Buckner, Barbara Burchfield, Don Burgest, Marilyn Burgots, Phyllit Burk , Carolyn Burn , Sondra Burton, Butch Bu h, Camille Buttrom, Moc Cagle, Pat Compbell, Lynn Cannon, Carl Cannon, Danny Carrington, Sutan Carroll, Larry Caudle, Don Chamber , Terry Champion, Van Chaney, Billy Chatham, Billy Clark, Judy Clark, Mary Clayton, law on Clem, Ernie Clement, Bill Cleveland, Mary Cole. Horace Coleman, Mike Colley, Mike Connely, Joyce Cooper. Paula Cork, Richard Cottinghom, Dovid Cottinghom, Larry Courington, Larry Cowley, Lee Cowley, Maurine [ 75 ] Cox. Joe Cox. John Cox, Judy Crawford, Mickey Crocker, Dee Crocker, Ronny Cushman, Donno Dabbs, Richard Darden, Sondra Dovi , Don Davis, James Dean, Mary Deoson, Roy De Poor, Carol Dennis, Wayno Do Ramus, Eric Dobbins, Jody Donaldson. Gene Donaldson, Joy Donaldson, Pat Donaldson, Sue Dotson, Ronny Droke, Judy Duke, Johnny Dyer, Dean Eorly. Tommy Eorly, Sheila Earnest, Joy Edwards, Linda Ellison, Adrian English, Steven Ethridge, Alexander Evans, Gary Evans, Kenny Fallon, Nancy Faust, Tommy Fikes, Tom Finch, Terry Finnerly, Shirley Finlayson, Woyne SOPHOMORES [ 76 ] SOPHOMORES Flippo. Robort Floyd, Bob Fostor, lavon Fronklin, Billy Franklin, Robert Franks, Myra Fuller, John Fuller, Dovino Fuller, Jimmy Fulton, Charles Gollahor, Judy Gamble, Mickey Ganus, Steve Garner, Malcom Gary, Michael Gentry, Judy George, Billy George, lois Gillie, Jackie Gilliland, Bruce Gillilond, Dovid Gilliland. Tommy Gilson, Vicki Gizelar, Chris G'aze, Jerry Glenn, Cassandra Glenn, Charlotte Glenn, Joon Glenn, Patricio Glover, Jane Glover, Larry Goldman, Linda Goodwin, Gail Goodwin, Joo Goodwin, Tommy Gower, Donna Gray, Carlotto Green, Charles Grissett, Jimmy Guthrie, Morris I 77 ] SOPHOMORES Gwin, Mary Hall, Peggy Hammond , Tommy Hamilton, Dixie Hamilton, Don Hamilton, Linda Hampton, Janet Handley, Melba Hanno, Doris Hankins, Geraldine Hankini, Maureen Hardgree, Mike Harmon, David Horn's, lovon Harrison, Charles Harrison, Lynn Harvey, Sharon Hawk, Tommy Hawkins, Jimmy Hayes, Steven Hazel, Lynn Henderson, Harriet Hensley, Janice Henson, Betty Henson, Gloria Herren, Joan Herring, Tommy Higginbotham, Edward Higginbotham, Roberr Hill, Frances Hilliard, Judy Hogan, Jomes Holmes, Kenneth Holmes, Joe Holt. Mortho Honeycutt, Ronald Houston, Elaine Howse, Verby Huddleston, Andrea Huey, Rodney [ 78 ] SOPHOMORES [ 79 ] Huoy, Morion Huff, Cloud Hulsey, Franc Humphries, Jerry Humphries, Sherry Hunt, Noncy Hutchins, Diane Hyche, Yvonne Ingle, Milton Ingle, Susan Ingram, Bruce Ingram, Melvin Ingram, Patricia Isaac, Tommy Jackson, Donna Jackson, Billy Jackson, Jimmy Jennings, Sara Johns, Helen Johnson, Phillip Johnson, Jane Jones, Bruce Jones, Carol Jones, Harold Jones, Judy Jones, Linda Jones, Morcia Jones, Patricio Jones, Rickey Jones, Sandra Kirby, Donald Knight, Joey Knight, Kenneth Knight, Vicky Knight, Zelda Lacy, Phillip Lacy, Linda Lambert, Carol Laminae, Jane Land, Phil longiton, Linda Larimer, Rick lawless, Steve lawley, Mike Lowion, Diane Lawronce, Corol lee, David Le furgey, Donna Ledford, Steve lewis, Jerry Lewis, Janice lewii, Ronnie Lindberg, Woyne lindttrom, Helma little, Jackie Littlefield, Charlotte Loggini, Joe Loggim, Troy Lowe, Donnie lee Lowery, Ronnie Lowery, Gaylen Lyman, Charles Mojori. Corl Mann, Brenda Manning, Fred Moiiey, Tommy Mathit, Barbara Meddcn, Bill Merrell, Rutty Merrell, Sylvia Milam, Jo Ann Militead, Wayno Mim , Mary Sue Mimi, Suzanne Mize, Judy Moody, Ronald Moore, Flo Ann Moore, Ronny Moore, Roger Morgan, Richard SOPHOMORES [ 80 ] SOPHOMORES [ 8i ] Morgan, Linda Morgan, Sandra Morri , Margaret Morrison, Rita Morton, Nonn Morton, Robert Motei, Carol Moyor, Jody Mullins, Lyndo Murphrcc, Potricio Morphy, Carolyn McBroyer, Donald McCordy, Thomoi .Donald, Diano McOonold, Faye McDonold, Ralph McFall, Beverly McFcrrin, Allan McForrin, Rod McGuffic, Donald McKoine, Koy McKee, Sondro McKee, Howord McKinley, Barbara McKinney, Gory Nabors, Roger Nichols, Shirley Niolon, Johnny Nix, Joyce Norris, Wayne Northcott, Lynn Norwood, Diane Odom, Tommy Odom, James Oglesby, Linda Oliver, Richard Polmer, Morfy Polmer, Tommy Pandelis, Joyce Porhom, Dolores Porker. Don Porker. Ralph Parson), Koy Parson), Jimmy Pate, Kenny Patterson, Lois Porvin, Skipper Payne, Patricio Pennington, Wondo People), Sondra Perkin), Jerry Perry, Brenda Phillip). Martha Phillip), Mary Phillip), Carol Phillip), Dovid Pickett, Bobby Pierce, Phillip Piorton, Jo Ann Pitt), Jean Polorie. Dianne Polk, Kenny Prestoge, lorry Price, Linda Price, Steve Pullen, William Potman, Ronnie Pyron, lonito Quick, Joyce Quinn, Peggy Raekley, Johnny Reovet, Donald Redmond, Sarah Reese, Toby Reynold). Kenny Rhode). Danny Rickey, Terry Rickie), Donald Rickman, Brendo Riley, Stoncel SOPHOMORES Robbins. Janice Roberson, Dickie Robort . Charlie Robert , Paul Robert , Vernon Robertson, Judy Rocket, Jerry Rogers, Billy Roger , Bab Rooker, Polly Rountville, Lois Roy, Jomes Russell, Kay Rutledge, Tommy Sander , Evelyn Sanders, Linda Sandlin, Terry Sandy, Sherry Sapp, Betty Saylors, Glenda Scarbrough, Lynn Scoggins, Leon Scott. Myra Self, Linda Self, Mary Sclmon, Benny Sessions, Linda Shell, Janice Sholton, Corolyn Shelton, Judy Short, David Short, Kotrino Shoulders, Barbara Shuff. Clyde Sims, Gwendolyn Skelton, Nolo Smitherman, Carol Smith, Herbert Smith, Jackie Smith, Joy [ 83 ] Smith, Undo Smith, Mike Snider, Corot Snow, Potty Solowei, Terrell South, Jerry Stracener, Shirley Staggs, Dianne Steading, Koy Steely, Mike Stephens, Eugene Sternberg, Jill Stockton, Madonna Stone, Marilyn Stone, Mike Stoves, Potty Strickland, Mickey Sullivan, Becky Sullivan, Linda Sutherland, Pot Swan, Margie Tarwoter, Chester Tatum, Andy Thomos, Mike Thompson, Phyllis Thrasher, Randy Tidwell, Timmy Tipton, Cathy Todd, David Trigg, Larry Trigg, Wayne Tucker, Dorothy Tunelio, Frances Turner, Billy Turner, Douglas Turner, Bobo Tyler, Charles Vance, Steve Vann, Patricia Vice, Jonny SOPHOMORES I 84 ] SOPHOMORES Vines, Mickey Vinton, Ronny Volnor, John Wadsworth, Jerry Wolloce, Diono Walton, Goylen Walton, Ronnie Wotvon, Billy Ward, Olivia Warren, Linda Woyton, Jackie Wcovor, Phillip Welch, Lynn Weldon, Linda Wellt, Jimmy Wells, Virgil Whatley, Delores Whatley, Jane Whatley, Jimmy Wheeler, Joe Wheeler, Jody White, Sondro Whitley, Janie Whitson, Jerry Whisenhont, Virginio Whisenhunt, Jackie Wilkinson, Dovid Williams, Jerry Williams, Thorman Wilson, Claudia Wilson, Lorry Wilson, John Wilson, Waynetto Winstead, Donna Withers, Joe Woods, Michael Wray, Larry Wright, Dovid Wyatt, Brenda Wyatt, Roby [ 85 ] Yarborough, Mary Jo Young, Sherry n Bobby Picket and Janot Hampton Joyce Nix, Carol Smitherman, and Wanda Pennington SOPHOMORE ACTIVITIES Shown are: Richard Morgan, Judy Hilliard, and Frieda Bighorn STUDENT LIFE Judy Davis, editor, and Deanna Prater, business manager, hove contributed greatly to the success of our 1963 Retrospect. Each member of the staff works on a special section; however, Judy is responsible for all of the sections. It is truly an honor to be editor, but it is also a great responsibility. Deanna has charge of selling ads. She is responsible for editing the ad section. We, the members of the 1963 Retrospect, are proud of our capable leaders. [ 87 ] STUDENT LIFE This year the senior class Christmas party was enjoyed by everyone. Entertainment was provided by the dramatics class with the play 'The Christmas That Bounced. The prom is a big event for everyone. The theme last year was Showboat. The sponsors were Mrs. Eubank, Mrs. Hamilton, and Mr. Andrews. The magazine soles, encouraged by two captains from each homeroom, is a very important part in producing the annual. This year we are very proud to say that our seniors sold more magazines than any other senior class attending Huey-town. The cheerleaders help tremendously in raising the school spirit of the pep rallies and ball gomes. Their great spirit has carried us through many victories. [ 88 ] STUDENT LIFE i I Each year the new sophomores find they need help in finding their classrooms. The head teacher in each building provides a senior to direct these students the first days of school. These twelve bus drivers are held responsible for transporting students to and from school each day. The 102 member band and majorettes practice daily so they can help boost the school spirit at each pep rally and ball game. The refreshment center in the administration building provides the after-school crowd with a gathering place. [ 89 ] FEATURES Up above the world so high . . . Some of our school activities shine in our school life os the morning star in the heavens. This section records those activities that stimulate an interest and spur us onward in our grasp for the most important star in our life. Education. Frankie Hurd ond Johnny Shoemaker walch Bobby Aus-tin and Judy Spann os they place a Gopher tog on a Model A. Great pride ond interost ore tokon in our school activities. MISS RETROSPECT 1963 Shirley Gizelar SENIOR BEAUTIES WHO'S Most Athletic Corole Newell Ralph Chappell Best Personality Jo Ann Hording James Waid ' ::f-n r :n • • ■ - T ’• 1 s ■ Cutest Brenda Joyce Waldrop Jeff Lee SENIOR Roger Halcomb Dolores Butler Sue Masters Wayne Evans [ 99 ] [ 100 ) Lynn Brown Charlie Bridges ( 101 ] IV, Judy Dowdle Second Alternate HOMECOMING Linda Hood First Alternate By popular vote of the student body, Miss Miriam Williams. Homecoming Queen 1962-63 and her court were chosen. The Queen was crowned during the half-time festivities of the Homecoming game with Shades Valley. [ 102 ] STUNT NIGHT Jeanine Spann was crowned Miss Hueytown, March 9, Of Sfunt Night. This is always a thrilling event filled with suspense os the crowning of Miss Hueytown and her court are on this night. The girls won these titles through many months of hard work in attaining more money than any other candidate for the school. The presentation of awards for the best stunts climaxed the event. Jeonine Spann f . MISS HUEYTOWN I 103 ] D.A.R. GOOD CITIZENSHIP GIRL Chosen as D.A.R. Good Citizenship Girl by the seniors and a faculty committee was Sara Jim Marrs. She was chosen because of her recognition of leadership and responsibility. Her high ideals and capability have helped boost the school in its climb to success. I 104 ] CITIZENSHIP Citizenship is a highly prized quality of the students at Hueytown High School. Each year the faculty has the task of choosing a boy and girl to attend Boys' State and Girls' State and a student to attend the Jefferson County Citizenship Tour. Ronnie Shuff was chosen for the Jefferson County Citizenship Tour. Sara Jim Marr$ for Girls' State and Clifford Capps for Boys' State. [ 105 ] HOMEMAKING HONORS These girls were honored at the Alabama State Fair for things they made in home economics class. Martha Ellen Hyche, suit—Second place; Linda Burlingame, coat—First place,- Dot Hall, evening gown—First place, baby dress—First place; Linda Greenlee, baby dress—Second place,- Marilyn Henderson, suit—First place,-Auerlia Amick, suit—Second place. SCIENCE HONORS At the Alobama State Fair Marianne Hall won Fourth Place in Botany,- Frank Hyche, Fifth place in Chemistry,- Jerrie Sager, Fourth place in Bio-Chemistry; and Carol West, Fifth place in Zoology, Third place North Central Alobama Science Fair, Grand Prize North Central Alabama Science Fair, Competed in National Science Fair-International in Seattle In the Art Department Phillip Evans won a Certificate of Merit at the Alabama State Fair; Kenneth Cartee won a Gold Medal in Notional Scholastic Competition and Ralph Chappell won a Certificate of Merit at the Alabama State Fair. [ '06 ) ART AWARDS SCIENCE HONORS Hueyfown chapter of Alabama Jr. Academy of Science won Second place in Chemistry in a group project. The project was Plant and Animal Experiments with Radio-active Isotopes. Those working on the project were Jimmie Folmar, Sara Marrs, Mary Alice Abernathy, and Larry Satferwhite. CITIZENSHIP HONORS Marshall Smith and Rose Dosher were selected to attend the Freedom Forum this past summer of Freed-Hardman College in Arkansas. 4-H and RED CROSS HONORS Sarah Prater received County recognition in 4-H, Marilyn Henderson won First place in County 4-H Clothing Project; Kenneth Knight is County Secretary of 4-H. Sara Marrs and Cherry Skinner have represented Hueytown and Jefferson County Red Cross chapters at the National Convention and Southeastern Area Leadership Training Center. Both Sara and Cherry serve on the Red Cross Advisory Board. BAND HONORS These students were chosen to be in the All-County bond. FIRST ROW: Trevo Farr, second choir; Charles Kyzer, second chair; Jackie Hughes, first chair; Gay Wilson, first chair; Bob Graves, second chair,- Sara Marrs, second chair. SECOND ROW: Tony Davis, second chair,- Ann Hamilton, thirteenth chair; Joyce Gilbert, seventh chair; Joe Moudry, third chair; Charlie Lou Jayne, second chair; Tommy Hobbs, second chair,- Mary Abernathy, first chair,- Tim Corrigan, first chair. SCHOLASTIC HONORS These three girls were chosen by the teachers as outstanding seniors from each field of study at Hueytown. Wanda Grubbs was chosen from the Business Department, Lou Deason from the Advanced Academic Department and Deanna Prater from the General Department. The following students were in the All-State Band and went to the University of Alabama to practice and play in the annual All-State Band and Choir Concert. Jackie Hughes, 1st chair Blue Band, Tim Corrigan, 1st chair White Band; Mary Abernathy. 1st chair Red Band; Sara Marrs, 2nd chair White Band; John Fuller, 1st choir Blue Band; Gay Wilson, 2nd chair White Band. BAND HONORS DENTAL CLINIC CANDIDATE Eoch year a candidate for Dental Clinic Queen is chosen by the student body from each school in the district. The candidate attends a banquet and is escorted by a boy from her school. Here the girls are judged by beauty, personality, and pcise. This year the honor went to Linda Wilson. MR. and MISS COURTESY Mr. and Miss Courtesy are coveted honors. Clifford Capps and Lettie Lawrence were among the nominees made by the faculty and were the finalists in the vote of the Future Teachers. ■i.. j ■ ■ B : ■ ' ■ MOST VALUABLE MEMBER OF STUDENT COUNCIL Each year the Student Council chooses a student who has contributed the most to the work of the council Judy Smith has worked hard and is a very deserving person for this honor. ( 109 ] ATHLETICS Like a diamond in the sky. Our athletic program contributes a spirit to our climb to success that otherwise might not be included. It promotes good sportsmanship and cooperation which are very necessary parts of our education and success. Athletics is recognized as a bright star in our school. FOOTBALL BOBBY AUSTIN Offensive Guard, Defensive Tackle; Captain; All-County Team; Post-Herald Lineman of the Week; Great! RALPH CHAPPELL Fullback; A senior who didn't get to play much because of injury RONNIE SHUFF Halfback; Contributed greatly to the success of the team HINKY VERCHOT Halfback; All-County Team.- Most Valuable Player Award; Did a great job in every game LETTERMEN GREG RICKEY End; All-County Honorable Mention; Most Valuable Player Award, Exceptional for a first-year player WAYNE EVANS End; Tackle; Did a good job when needed most DICK HAYLES Offensive Tackle, Defensive Guard, An injury in the third game held him up for several weeks, but he returned to do a good job WAYNE ACTON Guard; Tackle,- Developed into a good defensive lineman [ H2 ] FOOTBALL LETTERMEN JIMMY ASHCRAFT Quarterback, Linebacker; Did a great job this year, could be an outstanding football player next year TOMMY HARDY Center, Linebacker; Lineman of the Week; Did a good job when not injured ROBERT HIGGINBOTHAM Quarterback, Linebacker; Did a good job in passing, could be a well-rounded football player next year KENNETH JONES Tackle; Did well this year, could do an excellent job next year LARRY BROWN Guard; Injury slowed him down in latter part of good season BILL GINN Guard; Contributed to the team effort NEAL SALTER Bock; Did a good job ofter recovering from a severe ankle injury his part DON SPARGO Bock; Contributed to the success of the teom FOOTBALL ALLEN LINDBERGH Tackle; Pleasant surprise in the middle of the season when on Injury to another player gave him his chance JOEY RAY End; With plenty of work this spring, he will be o good football player next year DONNY RAY Center,- Did a good job; has another year to play LARRY RYAN Halfback; Good blocker and pass receiver LETTERMEN DON GARDNER Fullback, Injuries held Don back this year, spring training will give him a chance to catch up RICHARD BURTON End; A sophomore who did a good job and has two years to play JOE GOODWIN Halfback; Played mostly defense this year, can probably play both defense and offense next year BILL TURNER Guard; A sophomore with two more years in which to make a record for himself I 4 ] BRUCE INGRAM CHARLES BRIDGES DONNY LOWE FOOTBALL BILL MEDDERS SKIPPER PARVIN TERRY BOREN JOHN DUKE STEPHEN ENGLISH PHILLIP EVANS PLAY BY PLAY HUEYTOWN 26 McADORY 0 Late in the first quarter, Hueytown scored in five plays. In the third quarter Chappell went over climaxing a 44-yard drive. Hueytown scored twice in the lost quarter with a run by Verchot and a pass from Higginbotham to Burton. HUEYTOWN 13 SHADES VALLEY 14 The Golden Gophers ployed like victors, but the final score gave Valley the win. In the second quarter. Shades Valley intercepted a pass and ran 90 yards for a 7-0 lead. The high-spirited Gophers came back strong and marked up two touchdowns, which brought the total to 13-7. Valley then came back to climax the scoring at 14-13. ATHLETICS HUEYTOWN 7 MINOR 13 Late in the second quarter, Minor concluded a 92 yard drive to score. In the third quarter, Minor scored again to gain a lead of 13. A Minor fumble recovered by Hueytown's Bobby Austin set up the Golden Gopher's only score. HUEYTOWN 6 WEST END 13 In the first period. West End scored after a long ground attack showing plenty of power. Barry Huey intercepted a West End pass to set up the Gopher's score. West End again scored. [ 116 ] PLAY BY PLAY HUEYTOWN 13 JONES VALLEY 7 The first score by Hueytown come when Valley's fumble gave the Gophers a chance to pass to Ryan and then to Rickey. Another Valley fumble enabled the determined Gophers to score again. Valley was able to score once before the game was over. HUEYTOWN 26 MORTIMER JORDAN 6 Jordon scored first in the second period; then Higginbotham passed to Verchot for Hueyiown's first score and to Burton for another. Salter went over for a score, and Goodwin marked up another. Two of Hueytown's conversion points were missed. ATHLETICS HUEYTOWN 7 FAIRFIELD 7 Fairfield tallied first a few minutes before the half and Hueytown tied the game in the last minute of the third quarter. The Gophers' good defense gave them a draw. HUEYTOWN 14 TARRENT 7 Hueytown scored first in the first quarter led by Chappell and Verchot, backs. Austin converted for a 7-0 Gophers lead. The Wildcats scored on two passes. The confident Gophers scored again and marched to the Tarrant 1 yard line before time ran out. [ H7 ] COACHES AND HONORS Lef front to right: Morrii Higginbotham, Head Coach: Roy HolsonbacV; Bill Andrew A team's spirit and ability is shown in its coaches. We were fortunate to have three of the finest in the county. Our head coach, Morris Higginbotham and one of his assistants, Roy Holscmback, are new to Hueytown; but together with Billy Andrews, this group of men helped Hueytown to come out with a winning record. Coaches Higginbotham and Holsomback were our field coaches, and Coach Andrews did a fine job of scouting for the games to come. We are proud of our coaches. Our captains this year were Bobby The honor of Most Valuablel Ploy- Bobby Austin and Hinky Verchof Austin, Ralph Chappell, and Ronnie er went to Hinky Verchof and Greg made the All-County first team. Greg Shuff. Rickey. Rickey received honorable mention. [ US ] ATHLETICS SHIRLEY GIZELAR CHEERLEADERS MARTHA ELLEN HYCHE CAROL NEWELL JO ANN HARDING JANICE JONES JEAN DUNN Being o varsity cheerleader is an honor but is also a big job. In order to be tops at the start of the football season in September, the girls practice long and hard during the summer months learning new cheers and planning ways to promote the best school spirit. In August our cheerleaders attended the Cheerleader Clinic at the University of Alabama. The girls' hard work brought results. The spirit at our pop rallies ond games was the best ever. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Marie Flowers, this group has contributed a great deal toward the spirit of Hueytown High this year. JERELYN BIGGS SHIRLEY STONE [ M9 ] BRENDA SUE WALDROP B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS Mory Gwin, Margie Swann, Lynn Brown, Carol Phillips, Claudia Wilion, Lois Roumavillo One of our spirit raising drives takes place at the football pep rally which is held the evening before the game. The band helps to promote the spirit of the student body so as to lead the H.H.S. Team on to victory. [ 120 ] BASEBALL FIRST ROW: Johnny Allman, Frank Hyche, Hinky Vorchot, Jimmy AthcroM, Palmer Jackton. SECOND ROW; lorry Ryan, Molvin Eite , Woyne Evoni, Joey Ray, Johnny Shoemaker, lorry Brown, Doug Vinet. COACH HIGGINBOTHAM The Gophers had a fair season last year considering the lack of experience. The team will have twelve returning lettermen this year. The Gophers won 3 games and lost 7, Jinks led the team in wins on the pitching staff. Verchot led in batting followed by Roy. The Gophers are slated for a good season under the new coach, Morris Higginbotham. [ 121 ] VARSITY BASKETBALL CLIFFORD CAPPS GREG RICKEY I 122 ] LARRY RYAN KENNETH JONES VARSITY BASKETBALL JOE MORTON JOHNNY ALLMAN KELTON HORN JIMMY HENSLEE [ 123 ] B-TEAM BASKETBALL Joe loggins, Tommy Oden, Skippy Brodley. Dovid Wright, Ralph Porker, David Gillilond, Ronald McBroyer, Phillip Weaver, Robert Higginbotham, Mike Thomas. Billy Watson, Lorry Carroll MANAGERS MANAGERS FOOTBALL BASKETBALL Johnny Vice, Bob Floyd, Jim Porker Bill Ginn, Johnny Vice [ 124 ] TRACK JIMMY DRAKE RONNIE SHUFF JOEL STOVES ALFORD CROWSON TOMMY HARDY MARSHALL SMITH PHILLIP SWEARENGIN [ 125 ] ORGANIZATIONS Together they will all shine for success. One star cannot give off enough light to light the sky at night. It takes many different stars of varied shapes and sizes. So it is with our organizations. All combine to form a brighter picture of our school and its program. They also aid in our success of getting along with others in our reach for Education—The Star of Success. Poto McDuff presides over a meeting as Undo Brooks and Judy McVoy aid os other essential officers. 1963 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW- Rosemarie Dottier, Dianne Johnston, Janie Dyson, Kotherine Poole, lu Dcason, Pofsy Hyche, Cherry Skinner, Ganelle Stanley. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Henderson, lonita Pyron, Lindo Jones, Patricia Jones, Janet Hampton, Camille Bush, Dianne Staggs, Vicki Holmes, Jerrie Sager. THIRD ROW: Goy Wilson, Gail Young, Joyce Robertson. Georgia Weaver, Michael Gary, Mickey Gamble, Stoneel Riley, Judy Huff, Donna Booth. FOURTH ROW- Lottie Lawrence, Betty Van Dyke, Sara Jim Marrs, Bill Ginn, Jimmie Folmcr, Terre Milstead, Mary Alice Abernothy. Betty Schober, Sheldon Jones. FIFTH ROW: Janice Attoway, Joy McClinton, Roger Halcomb. Marshall Smith, Clifford Capps, Pete McDuff, Johnny Rainey, lorry Satterwhite, Kenneth Singley. TOP: lettie Lawrence, Vice President; Clifford Capps, President; Georgia Weaver, Treasurer. BOTTOM: Vicki Holmes, Scrop Book Chairman; Rose Dosher, Secretary; Cherry Skinner, Choplain. The flaming torch is the emblem of our purposes; to bear forward the searching light of truth, to lead that others may follow in the light, to keep burning in our school a high ambition for the enduring values of life, and to serve, in consideration of others. [ 128 ] NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW; Mr Teague, Jane Glover, Linda Burlingame, Brenda Sue Woldrop. Deanna Prater, Dovine Fuller, Marty Palmer, Carolyn Bowden. Soroh Venx. SECOND ROWt Shirley Gizelar, Jackie Hughei, Ann Hamilton, Sandra McKee, Gayle Walton, Lynn Welth, Mary Ellen Dean, Judy Mize, Evelyn Sander , Wando Grubb . THIRD ROW: France Huff. Judy McVoy, Donna Schmidlkofer. Elizabeth Womble. Joy Smith, Mory Hou ton, Brenda Brewer, Janice Hall, Elizabeth Meek . FOURTH ROW: Rita Bailey, Mary Stewart, Linda Brook , Ronny Moore, Bill Borne , Bill Sander , Johnny Corr, Kenny Gotnell, Mike Lowley, Mickey Par on , Carolyn Kirby. The purpose of the Notional Honor Society is to develop and to recognize character, service, leadership and scholarship in high school students. To belong to this group is one of the highest honors that can be attained during high school years. TOP: Linda Brook , Treo urer; Donno Schmidlkofer, Chaplain; Deonna Prater, Social Choirmon. BOTTOM; Linda Burlingame, Reporter; 8renda Sue Waldrop, Secretory; Elizobeth Womble, Pretident; Shirley Gizelar, Vice-Pretident. [ 129 ] RED CROSS FIRST ROW: Min McTyeire, Stoncol Riley, Rote Mary Donaldson, Donna Cuihman, Johnnie Kniphfer, Sissy Tucker, Wanda Pennington, Cherry Skinner, Sondro Burnt, Wode Byrom, Lu Dcoton. SECOND ROW; Lynda Noah, Wayne lowley, Bobby Armstrong, Thereto Hodget, Yvonne Bridget, Linda little, Margaret Alexander, lettie Lawrence, Sara Jim Morn. THIRD ROW Melanie Wilkinton, Brenda Bolton, Mike Coleman, Neyto Hawkint, Joy McClinton, Lindo Weldon, Kenoethio Armttrong, Bettye Anne Mohoffey, Judy Dovit. FOURTH ROW; letho Herring, Vera Bracknell, John Cox, Ronnie Brigman, Phil lond, Jamet Wold, Sam Boggin, Butch Weill, Troy Morrit, Carolyn Murphy, Stonley Dicker-ton. FIFTH ROW; Jamet Henderson, Ronnie Kornegoy, Jomet Young, Jimmy Holey. Kenneth Jonet, Mike Lagle, Ronald Vinet, Mike Horn, Treva Farr. Lu Deoson, Reporter; Cherry Skinner, Secretory; Lettie Lawrence, Pretidenl; Ronnie Kornegoy, Vice-Pretidont. Red Cross Council seeks your co-operation this year to help promote youth service in Jefferson County, the United States, and abroad. The club promises that in return you will have a great personal reward by knowing that you hove found the greatest joy of all—helping others. [ 130 ] STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Mr . Causey, Carolyn Kirby, Botch Donaldson, Carol Reeves, Carolyn Bowden, Jackie little, Donna Gower, Vicki Holme , Shirley Stone. SECOND ROW- Mr . G. Vine . Judton Jones, Shirley Gizelor, Gail Young, Janice Brooks, Mary Carroll Taylor, Judy Dowdle, Jorrio Sager, Jane Johnson, Jerelyn Bigg . THIRD ROW: Bobby Austin, Carolyn laney, Sara Jim Morrs, Lindo Brook , Johnny Carr, Judy Smith, Donna Booth, Charlotte Glenn. Betty Hanson, Borry Huey, Johnny Benson. FOURTH ROW: Clifford Capps, Ronnie Shuff, Konnoth Jones, Anita lacy, Joy McClinton, Ralph Chappell, Palmor Jackson, Raymond loird, lucy Brooks, Greg Green, Bob Draper, Buddy Shuff. The Student Council is the student governing association of Hueytown High. Every homeroom is represented by at least one student. The purpose of the Student Council is to create a better relationship between the student body and the faculty. The officers of the council are also officers of the entire student body. FIRST ROW: Bobby Austin, First Vice-President; Judson Jones, Treasurer. SECOND ROW. Ralph Chappell, Second Vice-Pre ident; Sara Jim Morrs, Secretary; Ronnie Shuff. President. THIRD ROW; Richard Bolin, Chaplain. [ 131 ] RETROSPECT STAFF SEATEO: Shirley Gixelor. Mory Hoution. Fronkie Hurd, Yvonne Bridget, Corolyn Loney, Jomet Woid. STANDING: Judy Lorino, Corolyn Kirby. Deanno Proler, Brenda Samtet, Sue Matters. The Retrospect Staff works hard each year to publish an annual that will honor H.H.S. If was done this year under the direction of Miss Nancy Hines, sponsor, and Judy Davis, editor. [ 132 1 GOPHER TALES STAFF FIRST ROW: Faye Read, Donna Tromcll, Pug Davit, Carolyn Kirby. SECOND ROW: Mrt. Skinner, Elizabeth Womble, Ann Hamilton, Joyce Gilbert, Carolyn Laney. THIRD ROW; Manholl Smith, Paul Ethrcdge, Ronnie Morriton, Roger Halcomb, Gary May. The Gopher Tales Staff publishes the student newspaper. The Gopher Tales News contains all news pertinent to student life and features about students and activities. FIRST ROW: Ronnie Morriton, Sportt Editor. SECOND ROW; Joyce Gilbert, Attittant Editor; Morthall Smith. Editor; Kenneth Cortee. Photographer; Roger Holcomb, Tolet Wag Editor; Elizabeth Womble, Typitt. [ 133 ] MAIN OFFICE STAFF The primary purpose of the Main Office Staff is to serve the school—its students and faculty. FIRST ROW: Deanna Prator, Dionne John t0n, Katherine Poole, Janie Dy on, 8rcndo 8rldgmon, Sarah Young, Rosemarie Do her. SECOND ROW; Mr . Chombor , Elaine Hou ton, Jackie Hugho , Shirley Cirelar, Judy Dowdle, Georgia Weaver, Margaret Alexander. Mr . Denimore. THIRD ROW: Diana Elte , Judy Northcutt, Karen Par on , Lynne Blcnken hip, Morilyn Henderton, Jonet Hampton, Gloria Beverly. FOURTH ROW; Sherry Knowlet, Betty Van Dyke, Mary loui c Hou ton, Mary Stewart, Soro Jim Marr , Sue Master . Cecilia Wellborn, Janice Holl. Sue Master . Secretory ond Trcoiuror; Jackie Hughe , Pre ident; and Shirley Gizelor, Vice Pre ident. OFFICE STAFF FIRST ROW: Marilyn Foton, Barbara Cormicha l. Saundra Gray. Donna Schmidlkofer. Wanda Grubb . Pat Wayton, V k. Holm . Ela.no Huoy SECOND ROW; Carol Gorriton, Jo Ann Dovi . Pot Reid, Brenda Sam ol. Diona Conado. RKondo Throjhor. Corol Ann W«t, France Huff. THIRD ROW: Undo Brook , Judy McVoy, Janice Elliott, D.lor Butler. Carol Cagle, Janice Brook , Judy Hu Hey, Sandro Br.dgmon. FOURTH ROW: Judy Davi , Jonice Atfowoy, Patricia Pottonon, Glenda Isbell, Wando Baker, Gay Amick, Paulette Br.dgmon, Barbaro Hoyne . The primary purpose of these offices is to serve Ivy Hall and Oak Hall—the students and faculty. [ 135 ] LIBRARY STAFF FIRST ROW; Mory Ann Duggor, Peggy Hall. Martha Myors, Ofa Bale . Edna Davis, Betty Chotfeen. Alice Jerigan. SECOND ROW: Min Pursed. Dion© McKee, Jody Rockett, Wanda Grubbs, Sheldon Jones, Scotrie Choppel, Susan Donaldson. THIRD ROW; Mrs. June Mosley. Janice Hall. Anne toper Wade. Joyce Robertson, Molonio Wilkinson, Edna Kirkpatrick, Gail Young, Myra Willioms. FOURTH ROW; Raymond laird, Sandro Buford, Carol Ferguson, Don Hilliard, Ronold Roper, Garry Spiegle, James Corrol, Janie Smitherman. With tho aid of the libarry stoff, students are able to work in the library. I Members of the Library Stoff give their services for one period o day, making it possible to operate the library efficiently. They render a valuable service, helping the students to get what they want when they need it. Repairing and keeping the books in order is one of the many jobs of the library assistants. [ 136 ] SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW: Jimmy Folmor, Dionne Stoggs. Soro Jim Morrs, Joe Moudry, Mist Geisler, Jerry McGiff. SECOND ROW: Woyne Myers, Morsholl • Smifh. Bill Ginn. Roger Holcomb. Mary Alice Abernothy. Polly RooVer THIRO ROW: Bobby Amlin, Clifford Capps. Mike Floyd, Bruce Gilliland, lorry Sottorwhite. Kenneth Singloy. The Purpose of the Science Club is to encourage interest in scientific study among our students and to give them a deeper understanding and appreciation of the scientific world in which we live. Bobby Austin, Treasurer; Mary Alice Abernothy, Secretory; Marshall Smith, Vice-President; Jimmy Folmor, President. [  37 J FRENCH CLUB FIRST ROW; Judy Huff, Foyo Road, Georgia Woover, Sholdon Jonos, Mrs. McKinney. SECOND ROW. Rosemarie Doshtr, Johnny Allmon, Tom Campboll, Richard Chomblee, Anne Wode. Georgia Weaver, President; Barbara Fox, Vice-President (not shown); Judy Huff, Secretory-Treasurer; Johnny Allman, Reporter; Sheldon Jones, Chaplain. The purpose of the French Club is to unite students of similar interests in fellowship and study. It endeavors to acquaint members with French culture as well as the language. It seeks to remove the language barrier between people by showing similarity in purpose, goal, and background. I 138 ] SPANISH CLUB Dione McKee, Secretary; Butch Donaldson, 2nd Vice-President; Rita Bailey, President; Ann Hamilton, Treasurer; Michael Nabors, 1st Vice-President. The Spanish Club, which is sponsored by Mrs. Holliman, was organized to facilitate the speaking of Spanish by the members. If helps to familiarize the students with the customs, literature, and art of Spanish-speaking countries. FIRST ROW; Joe Moudry, Brenda Brewer, Sarah Young, Butch Donoldson, Johnny Carr, Mrs. Hollimon. SECOND ROW: Juddy Jones, Ann Hamilton, Mortha Swedenburg, Dianne McKee, Lovando Mantooth, Mory Stewart. THIRD ROW: Linda Brooks, Vivian Winter, Mike Nabors, Rita Bailey, Treva Farr, Wayne Myers. KEY CLUB FIRST ROW: Mr. Whittett, Barry Huoy. Ronnie Shuff, Dick Hoyle . Don Spargo. Kenny Pork. SECOND ROW; J,„y Noimith, Joe Morton, Tommy Foirbgrn. Hinky Vorchot. Jome Woldrop, Mike Redmon. THIRD ROW; David Bryan, Perry Jone , Greg Rickey, Kelton Horn, Chariot Kyxer. FIRST ROW: Dick Hoyle . Pre ident; Hinky Verchot. Secretory. SECOND ROW; Greg Rickey, Vice-Pre ident; Micheal Redman, Treaiurer; Ronnie Shuff, Chop-lain. The purpose of the Key Club is to do service for the community, school, and church. If is a branch of the Kiwanis Club. Dealing with the school, the Key Club is so designed to build more community-conscious men, These men should be willing to carry out and render their services when needed. [ 140 ] USHERS CLUB FIRST ROW: Cooch Andrews, Don Chambers, David Holcomb, Ronnie Vincent, Phillip Miller, Ronnie Morrison, SECOND ROW; Bob Franklin, Ray Shoemaker, David Hoffman, Jimmy Garner, Worren Speegle, Roy Bartlett. THIRD ROW: Mike Horne. James Davis, Richard Grubbs, Gary May. Miko Dobbs, J. T. Amick, John Wilton. usA The Ushers serve the school in any way In which if may improve the efficiency. The Ushers Club has many achievements. The members usher at various ball gomes, contests, and at graduation. The club is a real asset to our school. Jimmy Garner, Vice President; Richord linholm, President; John Wilson, Chop-lain; Gary Sandlin, Secrotary-Treosurer. I Ml 1 CIVITAN CLUB FIRST ROW: Mr Vine , Dick Hoyle . Mike Smith, Warren Speegle, Butch Boyd, Mickey Gamble, Michael Gory, Don Chambers, Bob Fronklin. SECOND ROW: Don Parker, Phillip Miller, Billy Turner, Michael Chopped, John Wilson, Dennis Brand, David Goy, Roy Shoemaker, Woyne Acton. THIRD ROW; Ralph Parker, Butch Hudson, Greg Rickey, Jimmy Ashcraft, Terry Sandlin, Nolen Pitts, Mike Red-mon. Boo Evans, Wayne Evans. Ralph Porker, President; Mike Chopped, Sergeant-ot-Arms; Terry Sandlin, Reporter; Butch Boyd. Secretary-Treasurer; Richard Bolin, Vice-President. [ 142 ] The services of the Civitan Club are well known. The boys in this club co-operate with the city and school officials to help the needy. ART CLUB FIRST ROW; Don't Panter, Brenda Rickman, Linda O Neal, Susan Donaldson, Eleene Dovidton, Mr. Hancock. SECOND ROW; Katherine Blackwood. Bobe Evans. Jeff Hunt, Bobby Pate, Kenneth Cartee, Phillip Swearengin, James Carroll. The purpose of the Art Club is to offer art students training in art and introduce them to better art. The students exhibit their best work at Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter. Susan Donoldson, Treasurer; Kenneth Cartee, President; Katherine Block-wood, Secretory; Bobby Pate, Vice-President. [ M3 ] BOARD OF DIRECTORS FIRST ROW: Jim Porker, Koye McAvoy, Cecilia Wellborn, Oonna Tramell, Patricio Reid. SECOND ROW: Mr . Gilletple, Betty Honton, Gloria Humphries, Carolyn Kimbrel. THIRD ROW; Pout Ethredge, Undo Smith. Janice Mason, Robert Steele, Charlie low Jayne. Donna Tramell, President; Pat Reid, Vice President; Glorio Humphries, Cosh-ier; Chorlie low Jayne, President. The Banking Club was established to aid students, faculty and other school workers in saving and handling money more wisely. [ '44 ] COIN COLLECTORS CLUB FIRST ROW; letho Herring. Alodo Todd, Kaye McAvoy, Diana Canada, Paulette Bridgmon. Eleene Davidson, Jimmy Grissett, Terry Rickey, Mrs. Eubank. SECOND ROW; William Pullen. Wayne Finlayson, Paul Efhredge, Steve lawless, Ronnie Putmon, lorry Carroll, Roy Shoemaker, Wayne Brooks, Mork Harrison, Ronnie Lowery, Meade Cottinghom. THIRD ROW; Bob Franklin, Von Champion, Ernie Clem, Thomas Posey, Jerry McGriff, David Gay, Mickey Crawford, Don Chambers. FOURTH ROW: Lionel Hudson, Gory Moy, Richord McCullor, Richard Jones, Dennis Rickies, Kenneth Holmes, John Wilson. Bob Floyd. Joe Wayton, Michael Dean. The purpose of this club is to bring together students who hove the same interest. Diona Canada, President; Wayne Brooks, Secretary; Koye McAvoy, Vice-President. [ i« 1 GIRL’S ATHLETIC CLUB FIRST ROW: lynn Hozel, Joyce Quick, Mory Gwin, Woynetto Wilton, Claudio Wilton, Dorit Pantor, Linda Blanton. SECOND ROW; Mrt. Gillcjpio, Horrictto Honderton, Gayle Wolton, Carolyn Murphy, Judy Drake, Brenda Rickman, Jane lominack. THIRD ROW: Judy Clark, Lynda Sanders, Linda Brown, Nancy Hunt, loit Patferton, Dee Crocker, Beckie Sullivan. FOURTH ROW: Sandra McKee, Mary Jock Cleveland, Linda Weldon, Polly Rooker, Patty Snow, Andrea Huddleiton, Mory Clark, Nancy Bolton. Potty Snow, Social Chairman: Nancy Hunt, President; Lynn Hazel, Choplain; Polly Rooker, Vice-President; Linda Weldon, Chaplain. The purpose of the Girls' Athletic Club is to help produce physically, mentally, and socially fit citizens. [ 146 1 H-CLUB FIRST ROW; Bobby Austin, Don Sporgo, Jim Porker, Tommy Gentry, Neol Solter, SECOND ROW: Cooch Higginbothom, Woyne Acton, Rolph Chappell, Woyne Evons, Tommy Hardy. Kenneth Jone . THIRD ROW; Jimmy Drake. Lorry Brown. Melvin Eites, Mike King. Jimmy Ashcraft, Dick Hoyles. FOURTH ROW: Phillip Sworengln, Ronnie Shuff. Greg Rickey, Mike Redman, Joey Roy. Hinky Verehot. The purpose of the H Club is to promote higher ideals and school spirit for the student body. The members of this club must letter in one of our school sports. Woyne Evans, President; Dick Hoyles, Secretary; Greg Rickey, Vice-President; Jimmy Ashcroft, Reporter; Kenneth Jones, Treasurer. [ M7 ] 4-H FIRST ROW: Peggy Moisey, Sarah Prater, Potricio Murphee, Lynn Cambell, Morgaret Albright, Paulette Bridgemon, Brenda Bridgman, Sandra Bridgman, Linda Blanton, Beverly McFoll. SECOND ROW: Janice Brooks, Wondo Vorden, Carolyn Nelson, Judy Cone, Kathy Tipton, Marilyn Volner, Brenda McDonald, Eva Mae Smith, Peggy Hall, Dixie Hamilton, Barbaro McKinley. THIRD ROW: Ann Williams, Sandra Peoples, Gwen Sims, Borbara Blankenship, Lois George, Sue Mitchell, Movis Jcrnigan, Melba Handley, Sherrie Humphries, Jackie Smith, Marilyn Adkins, Judy Cox. FOURTH ROW: Marilyn Henderson, Mildred Jennings, Jeon Boykin, Donna Winstead, Diane Wolloce, Harriette Header son, Edna Gilmore, Edna Dovis, Elaine Swiney, Suzette Pierce. Felicia Lawley. Linda Hamilton. FIFTH ROW: Pot Horton, Janice Shell, Cheryl Morris, Pot Donaldson, Janice Henslee, Phyllis Burgess, Mary Moody, Dionne Lawson, Gay Amick, Verby House, Ann Knight, Susan Ingle. . . FIRST ROW: Suzette Pierce, Chaplain; Sarah Prater, President. SECOND ROW: Flecia Lawley, Vice-President; Sue Mitchell, Reporter; Elaine Swiney, Secretory; Peggy Mosey, Choister. The purpose of the Girls' 4-H Club is to develop skills, leadership, and citizenship that will be useful regardless of occupation,- to discover, and use wisely their individual abilities, and talents. I 148 ] FIRST ROW: Ronnio Littleton, Ralph McDonald, David Phillip, Jerry William , Mitchell Hen on. Allen McFerrin. Johnny Rockley. Mr. Beatley. SECOND ROW; Thurmon William , Ronald Honeycutt, Mike Stone, Wayne Mit o, Butch Brodley, Jerry Pukini, Danny Bu h, Roy Bartlett. THIRD ROW: Thur ton Griffith. Thomo Po ey, John KSIIough, Harry Goodwin, lavon Fotter, Lawton Cloyton, Kenny Knight, Corl Cannon. FOURTH ROW; Billy Blonkenthip, Steve Ledford, Billy Rodger . Babe Evan , Dewey Wole . Woody Wheeler, Joe Woyton, Gary Locke. The term 4-H refers to the emphasis in this club on head, heart, hands, and health ' This is one of the largest organizations for rural youths in this country. In addition to the programs conducted in their club meetings, the members have many worthwhile individual projects. TOP: Woyne Mi o, VicePre ident; Mike Stone, Song leoder; Kenny Knight, Reporter; Jerry Williom , Secretory-Treaturer. BOTTOM: John Killough, Pre i-dent; Dewey Wole . Chaplain. I 149 ] FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW; Jone Norm, Gay Wilson, Brenda Joyce Waldrop, Vicki Holmes, Rot Huey, Katherine Poole, Janie Dyson, Dianne Johmton, Potiy Hyche, Carol Ann We t, Mary Ann Dugger SECOND ROW: Potiy Welch, Jo Yarborough, Elizabeth Ann Jones, Rhonda Thrasher, Carol Garrison, Linda Jones, loniia Pyron, Carol DeFoor, Lois Patterson, Dee Crocker, Potricio Jones, Mrs. Hayles. THIRD ROW: Morianne Hall, Kay Steading, Karen Parsons, Jane Wolloce, Borbaro Shoulders. Andrea Huddleston, Judy Spann, Jonice Elliott, lindo Greenlee, Barbara Haynes, Doloros Butler. FOURTH ROW: Joy Finlayson, Janie Whitley, Joyce Robertson, Jerry Hopkins, Butch Donoldson, Judy Smith, Linda Self, Joyce Pondelis. Potricio Glasgow, Victorio Knight. Jeanine Spann. FIFTH ROW Joyce Gilbert, Betty Schober, Sherry Knowles, Terry Lee Hunt, Terri Milsteod, Johnny Rainey, Larry N. Vines, Lucy Brooks, Jo Ann Stone, Tony Dovis, Nancy Hoops, Lynn Boker. FIRST ROW; Vicki Holmes. Vice-President; Patsy Hyche, Secretary; Mary Ann Dugger, Sociot Chairmon. SECOND ROW: Dionne Johnston, Chaploin; Pot Huey. Parliamentarian. THIRD ROW: Carol Ann West, Historion; Tony Dovis, President; Betty Schober, Treasurer. The Future Teachers of America is a club that has been established to help prepare students for a teaching career. The students become acquainted with the duties and qualifications of teaching. During the year members attend district and state meetings where they learn more about the organization. They get firsthand experience by substituting at various times for teachers in nearby schools. [ 150 ] SECRETARIAL CLUB FIRST ROW: Ora Bate , Saundro Cray, Sandra Bridgman, Brenda Bridgmon, Donna Schmidlkofer, Terry Anne Cook. Lynn Penny, Martha Myer Wanda Grubb , Judy Dovi . SECOND ROW; Mr . Hamilton, Pot Cumming , Brenda Bolton. Cecilia Wellborn, Fronce Huff. Janice Hall, Judy Rockett, Scotfie Chappell, Yvonne Bridge . THIRD ROW: Judy Dawdle, Judy Hul ey, Sue Patterjon, Linda Buchanan, Marie Wil-liamt, Judy Smith, Elizabeth Womble. Gail Parkor, Judy Coleman, Charlie low Jayne. The purpose of the Secretarial Club is to promote well-trained students for the business world. To be o member of the Secretarial Club, one must be interested in seme phase of business life and take business subjects in school. The members are interested in guiding the school-age student to the road of success. FIRST ROW: Elizabeth Womble, Secretary; Yvonne Bridge , Vice-Pre idont. SECOND ROW: Judy Davi . Treoiurer; Marilyn lee, Reporter; Donna Schmidel-kofer, Pretident; Lynn Penny, Chaplain. [ 15) ] FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Alice Jernigon, Pot Woyton. Judy Kuglor, Corol Cogle, Janice Jones, Jerelyn Biggs, Penny Clark, Elaine Huey, Ann Smith. SECOND ROW: Cindy Goode, Connie Coont, Barbara Carmichael, Carol Lambert, Donna Gower, Linda Sullivan, Jane Brown, Jo Ann Milam, Goil Young, Marguerite Lambert. THIRD ROW: Shirloy Strocener, Nancy Fallon, Sherrill Bates, Carol Phillips, Lynn Brown, Shirley Henson, Marfho Swcdenburg, Corol Jones, Shirley Stone. FOURTH ROW: Hilma Lindstrom, Sue Masters, Flo Ann Moore, Brenda Somsol, Pat Ingram, Vivion Winter, Donna Booth, Jerrie Sager, Myra Williams, Carolyn Laney. FIRST ROW; Barbara Carmichael. Secretary; Shirley Stone. 2nd Vice-President; Elaino Huey, 1st Vice-President; Marguerite Lambert, President. SECOND ROW: Vivian Winters, Chaplain; Jerrie Sager, Treasurer. The purpose of this club is fo inform its members about nursing and how to enter this field of medicine. [ 152 ] FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Phyllis Thompson, lindo Sullivan, Regina Bradford, Barboro Bongin, Sylvia Beverly, Donna Cushman, Beckie McDonald, Margaret Alexander, Kathy Tipton, Dolorot Butler. Sarah Redmond. SECOND ROWt Mri. Flowers, Lois Rounsaville, Gloria Beverly, Corol Snider, Marilyn Cope, Martha Holt, Diane Countryman, Iris Kielbaso, Morgo Poppos, Elizabeth Jones, Ann Smith. THIRD ROW: Corol Lambert, Jerry Ann Teogue, Judy Cox, Marilyn Henderson. Dione McDonald, Linda Smith, Lynda Noah, Patricia Potterson, Theresa Burks, Barbara Hoynes, Cossandra Glenn, Marilyn Adkins. FOURTH ROW: Lynda Mullins, Kay Porsons. Potti Stoves, Myra Franks, Avon! Redmond, Betty Mahoffey, Judy Smith, Linda Greenlee, Tonye Hamrkk, Clarice long, Judy Wheeler, Joy Smith, Aurelia Amick. FIFTH ROWt Judy Mize, Madonna Stockton, Diane Wallace, Phyllis Burgess, Pot Donaldson, Janice Robbins, Lucy Brooks, Ann Williams, Mildred Jennings, Susan Ingle, Freida Walls, Barbara Thompson, Dorothy Hall. The Future Homemakers' Club recognizes that the home directly affects the well-being of family members. Therefore the homemaking program is focused on helping each one improve her personal, family, and community living. It helps one gain a better understanding of herself, her family and the people in the world about her. TOP ROW: Aurelia Amick, Vice President; Barbara Haynes, President; Myra Franks, Treasurer. SEATED: Delores Butler, Reporter; Diane McDonald, Chaplain; Dorothy Hall, Secretory. t 53 ] BETA TRI-HI-Y FIRST ROW; Barbara Mitchell, Corole Moor , Foye Scogin, Marion Hop , lynn Blonkenthip, linda Harper, Sylvio Mitchell, Mrs. Skinn r. SECOND ROW; Marilyn Cop , J rry Ann Teogue, R« L n Bowden, Carol Reeves, Judy Dowdl , Sharon Sinn, Jocki Cummings, Mary Carroll Taylor. THIRD ROW: Miriam William , Dian Countryman, Avan! R dmond, Judy Johnion, Joan Glenn, Dianne McK , Tony Hamrick, Iri Ki lboio. FOURTH ROW: Loretta Bomon, Diana Eifei, linda Wilton, Carroll Ferguton, Corolyn Reed, Freido Wolll, Sitter Shonklet, Judy Moyer. TOP: Carol R v t, Second Vice-President; Linda Harper, Treasurer; Mary Carroll Taylor, finl Vice-President; Judy Dowdle, President; Ree Lene Bowden, Reporter. BOTTOM: Lynne Blonkenthip, Reporter; Sylvia Mitchell, Secretory; Sharon Simt, Choploin. The purpose of the Beta Tri-Hi-Y is to improve Christian lives. As Christians, ALL must do their best to understand others. [ 154 ] DELTA TRI-HI-Y FIRST ROW: Mr . Stone, Linda Jonet. Martha Myert, Jackie Little, Joyce Quick, Linda Smith, Jane Bridgewoter, Lynda Broodheod, Jody Dobbin , Beckie Sullivon. SECOND ROW- Saundra Groy, Joni Lewi , Corlotta Gray, Donno le Furgey, Lindo Lacey, Potricia Payne, Sherry-Sandy, Joanne Avery. Shoila Earloy. THIRD ROW; Pot Cumming . Diane McDonald, Diano Canada, Betty Boortfield, Gait Goodwin, Carol Smitherman. loi Roun oville. Carol Burk , Yootte Cooper. FOURTH ROW: Judy Huliey. Chriti Gixelar, Peggy Holder, Morion Huey. Chor-lotto Glenn. Camille Buih, Nann Morton, Yvonne Hyche, Janice Robbin , Linda Hood. The Delta Tri-Hi-Y is a Christian fellowship with Christian standards, motives, and ethics governing it. If tries to help members and others to understand and accept the principles of Christianity and to live better Christian lives. FIRST ROW: Judy Huliey. Rcportor; Lindo Jone , Secretary; Chriu Gixelor, Chaplain. SECOND ROW: Saundra Gray, Preiidont; Lindo Broadhead, Treo -urer; Pat Cumming , Vice-Preiident. t 155 1 EPSILON TRI-HI-Y FIRST ROW; Elaine Houston, Jane Clover, Wanda Pennington, Tonye Hamrick, Marilyn Fason, Harriett Thompson, Barbara Mitchell, Carol West. SECOND ROW: Mr . Cook, Betty Hanson, Linda Atkinion, Cindy Goode, Connie Coons, Vera Bracknell, Anne Wade. THIRD ROW: Gaylon Lowery, Joyce Nix, Rhonda Thrasher, Janice Elliott, Lynn Baker, Pot Roid, Jeanine Spann, Judy Cone, Koye Donaldson. FOURTH ROW: Janice Mason, Keneethia Armstrong, Mary Louise Houston, Linda Greenlee, Barbaro Haynes, Judy Spann, Sue Mitchell, Suxette Pierce, Charlotte Littlefield, Felicia Lawley. FIRST ROW: Charlotte Littlefield, Reporter; Koye Donaldson, Chaplain; Judy Spann, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Mary Houston, Secretary; Linda Greenlee, President; Felicio Lowley. Vice-President. The purpose of the Epsilon Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school ond community the high standards of Christian character. [ 1 GAMMA TRI-HI-Y FIRST ROW: Mr . Chottor, Undo Burlingame, Brenda Sue Woldrop, Cheryl Huett, Deanna Proter, Mary Heoth, Jane Wallace, Morguente Lambert, Shirley Stone. SECOND ROW: Jean Dunn, Carole Newell, Janice Jonei, Jerelyn Bigg , Donna Tramell, Corol Calge, Mickey Vine , Shirley Gizelar, Judy Lorino. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Kirby, Jackie Hughe . Jo Ann Harding, Brenda Sarnia), Martha Ellen Hyche, Penny Clark, Pug Davi , Jane Brown, Donna Gower, Margie Swann. FOURTH ROW- Jo Ann Milam, Glendo l bell, Wondo Baker, Sue Ma ter , Frankie Hurd, Carolyn Loney, Lynn Brown, Corol Jone , Carol Phillip . Brenda Joyce Woldrop. The purpose of the Gamma Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. TOP: Marguerite lombert. Chaplain; Linda Burlingame, Secretary; Carolyn Kirby, Trea urer; Jane Wallace, Reporter. BOTTOM: Corolyn Laney, Vice-Pretidcnt; Cheryl Huetf, Pre ident. [ '57 ] DELTA CRA PHI Hl-Y FIRST ROW: Jimmy McBroyer, Tommy Goodwin, Eddie Bartlett, Richard Reevet, Jim Porker, Ronald Honeycutt, Mike Stone, Jimmie Folmer, Bill Ginn, Charlie Bridget, R. C. King. Mr. Sponn. SECOND ROW: Wayne Mitto, Bill George, Ronny Moore, Joe Davidson, Phillip Swearengin, Greg Green, Joel Stoves, Terry Finch, James Waid, Jerry Hopkins, Roger Halcomb. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Morrison, Bruce Ingrom, Wayne Milstead, Donnie Roy, Kelton Horn, Greg Rickey, Walter Stagg, Bobby Carmichael, Wayne Acton, Mike King, lorry Vines, Richard Jones. FOURTH ROW; David lee, John Fuller, Bobby Waldrop, Bill Barnet, Woyne Evont, Joe Morton, Kenny Pork, Jimmy Ashcraft, lorry Satterwhite, Gory May, Ralph Boykin, Richard McCullar. FIFTH ROW; P«te McDuff. Kenneth Singley. Ronold Roper, Mike Redmon, Don Hillard, Wyatt Barbee, Bobby Claytor. Babe Evont, Chorlet Kyxer, Lionel Hudson, Nolan Pittt, Richord Cork. Joe Dovidton, President; Greg Green, Vice-President; Eddie Bartlett, Secretary; 'hillip Swearengin. Sergeont-ot-Arms; Joel Stoves. Reporter; Richard Bolin, haploin. The Hi-Y Club promotes dean speech, clean sportsmanship, and clean living. It encourages members to band together in a definite cause calling for high scholarship, physical health, moral worth, and unselfish service. [ 158 ] Hl-Y FIRST ROW: Mr. Cobb, Eddie Bartlett, lorry Cottinghom, Tommy Foutt, Richord Dabbi, Jim Porker, Mike Smith. Wayne Byrom, David Cottinghom, Wode Byrom. SECOND ROW: Terry Finch, Douglo Turner, John Boker, Tommy Horriton, Bill Sanderi, Roger Holligan, Dick Hoylet, Richord CKomblee, Johnny Allmon, Jimmy McBrayer. THIRD ROW; Bob Franklin, Jomei Waldrop, Tommy Fairburn, Kelton Horn, Joe Morton, Greg Rickey, Wayne Acton. Woyne Evom, Jimmy Athcraft, Babe Evant. FOURTH ROW; Ronnie Morriion, Gory Moy, lorry N. Vine , Ronold Roper, Nolen Pitt , Mike Redman, Joe Gibbt, Kenny Pork, Gary Wall , Tommy Griffin. Wy FIRST ROW: Bill Sander , Secretary; Joe Gibbt, Choploin. SECOND ROW: John Allman, Pretident; Richard Chomblee, Vice-Pretidenf; Tommy Griffin, Treaturer; Tommy Fairburn, Reporter. Hi-Y is a branch of the Y.M.C.A. The purpose as stated by the Y.M.C.A. is to create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school and community, high standards of Christian character. [ 159 ] CHOIR FIRST ROW: Doshor, Word, Penny, Reeves, Bowden, Stonely, McDonald, Waldrop, Mitchell, Swedenborg, Scogin, Murphree, Donaldson, Bailey, Mitchell, Burlingame. SECOND ROW- Wheeler, Huey, Glasgow, Glenn, Steading, Cope, lombert, Batei, Stoggs, Pearson, Norrii, VonDyke, Huff, Wilton, Hultey, Varner. THIRO ROW: Skinner, Motet, Hanton, Molhit, Alexander, Brewer, Weaver, Boartfield, Cummings, Milam, Hamrick. Underwood. Jones, McClinton, Walls, Both, Teogue. FOURTH ROW; Parsons, Marrt Shelton, Drake, Strocener, Welsh, Morton, Hunt. Wyer, Boggs. Gwin, Burks, Gower, Brown, Herren. Swann, Sager. FIFTH ROW: Jones, Henderson, Ginn, Hall, Gizelar, Sutherland Tunner, Coons, Anderson, Huey. Loggint, Scarbrough, land, Killough, Parker, Salter. SIXTH ROW; Pickett, Allman Shuff, Ingram, Bartlett, Cork. Huey, McGuffie, Austin, King, Redmon, Nobors, Bolin, Winks, Lawrence. SEVENTH ROW; Hogan, Stone, Harrison, Mitso, McDuff, Jackson, Sotterwhite, Gibbs. Jones, Baker, Beoty, Wheeler, Tidwell, Thomas, Chaney, Woid, Milstead, Vines, Shuff, Davidson. Rose Dother, Secretary; Mike Nabors, Vice-President; Linda Burlingame. Social leader; (not shown) Curtis Thomas, President. Hueytown High School has over 200 choral students who make up the concert choir, ensemble, girls chorus, and boys chorus. Each year they attend the Competition Festival where they compete with other high schools from this area. They also participate in Christmas concerts, P.T.A., Graduation exercises, and various community gatherings. [ 160 ] ENSEMBLE FIRST ROW lynn Scarbrouah Ro emarie Dosher. Back! McDonald. Gonelle Stanley, Elaine Huey. Guy Anderjon. SECOND ROW Ronnie Shuff. Martha Swedenburg, Kaye Donald,on Undo Burlingame. Bobby Auitin. THIRD ROW Clyde Beaty. Morguer.te Lambert. Sylvia Mitchell. Rito Boiley. Joe Loggint. FOURTH ROW Richard Bolin, Pete McDvff. Jamet Hogan, Mike Nobor . GIRLS CHORUS FIRST ROW; Suzanne Mirn . Helon John , Barbara Barger. Marilyn Faton, Bede Podgett Sarah Young, Diana Canada, Carole Deermon, France Hulsey, Corolyn Bowden. SECOND ROW: Lynda Broadheod, Judy Dobbin , Claudia Wil on. Melba Hanley, Sherry Humphries, Peggy Money, Sue Mitchell, Leotho Herren, Judy Bowden, Elizabeth Wotkin , Diane Walloce. THIRD ROW; Sondra People , Martha White, Mary Sue Mim . Linda Goldman, Judy Gallohar, Linda Smith, Lynn Gamble, Brenda McDonold, Linda Little, Nancy Hoop , Linda Harper, Linda Jone . FOURTH ROW; Morion Huey. Corolyn Faion, Sandro Mallard, Freida Key, Margaret Albright. Lynn Baker, Sarah Prater, Barbara Butkner, lindo Hood, lovanda Montooth. Shirley Henton, Shirley Gilbert. FIFTH ROW: Jean Boykin, Janice Attowoy, Ann Knight, Donna Furgey, Aurelia Amick. Pat Horton, Gloria Humphrie , Margo Pappas, Jeonine Spann, Felecia Lawley. Patty Nichols, Suzette Pierce. [ 161 ] BAND FIRST ROW: Tim Corrigan, Drum Major, Brendo Joyce Waldrop, Hood Majorette. SECOND ROW; Vicki Gition, Undo Edwards. Judy Huff, Judy Hopkins, Lynn Blankenship. Gloria Henson. THIRD ROW: Brenda Wyatt, Flag Girl; Heath, McCurdy, Scoggins, Hopkins, Jayne, Kim-brell, Abernathy, Mr. Vickers, Vicki Holmes, Flag Girl. THIRD ROW: Hobbs, Hughes, Snow. Toylor, Wolloce. Hall, Hamilton, Palmer, Mims, Gentry, Quinn, Cagle, Self Gilbert. FOURTH ROW- Hankins, Tidwell, Fuller, Vonn. Payne, Carrington, lacy, Finloyton, lacy, Borbee, Barnes. Thompson, Smith Folmar, Marrs, Robins. FIFTH ROW: Stevens, Whitson, Wilkinson, Young, Bryant, Vines, Sutton. Potriek, larimor, Kyxer, Capps, Carr, Teosley, Franks. SIXTH ROW: Moudry, Morrison, Halcomb, Shuff, Foust, Killough, Hudson, Thomas, Riley, Syx, Welsh. Stoggs, Glonn. Wilson. SEVENTH ROW: Fuller Moore, lee, Johnson, Smith, Graves, Singcly, Rainey, Turner, Campbell, Davis, Smith, Majors, Farr, Cottingham. EIGHTH ROW: Booty, Barnet, Booty Staggs, Hayes. Sondlin, Harrison, Wilson, Fairburn, Hall, Jacks, Parsons, Shuff, Jones, Bailey. Jimmy Folmar. President; Gay Wilson, Secretary-Treasurer; Tommy Hobbs, Vice-President. The Bond is one of the most active groups within the student body. The bond participates in football games, parades. District and State Competition, All County and All State Festival and gives a Christmas Concert. This year the band was chosen to march in the inaugural parade of Governor George C. Wallace. [ 162 ] MAJORETTES Brenda Wyott, Vicki Gibon, Linda Edword . Judy Huff, Brenda Joyce Woldrop, Head Majorette; Tim Corrigan, Drum Major; Judy Hopkin . Lynn Blankenship, Gloria Henion, Vicki Holme . [ 163 ] E. L. HUEY FURNITURE COMPANY INGELS BOATS MOTORS Bessemer Hiway Midfield, Alabama Cutter Boats and Evinrude Motors 1919 Third Avenue Bessemer, Alobamo Fine furniture for more than 50 years EVINRUDE First in Outboards Charles Allgood Phone.- HA 5-0506 ST 7-3333 McKEE HAWKINS MOTORS Compliments of Bessemer's Newest Used Cor Dealer We Finance What We Sell. 827 19th Street Phone Bessemer, Alabama HA 5-7675 SIMPSON'S BARBER SHOP Hueytown, Alabama H. G. RAY FURNITURE CO. GUARANTEE SHOE COMPANY 1916 3rd Avenue Bessemer, Alabama 1910 2nd Avenue North Phone Ha 5-7332 Bessemer, Alabama BRADLEY GRAIN GROCERY Best Wishes to Seniors from COMPANY BESSEMER TOBACCO AND 401 North 20fh Street HA 8-2301 CANDY COMPANY 1310 North 19th Street Bessemer, Alabama GLENN RADIO T V SERVICE JACK'S T.V. RADIO CO. INC. Phone HA 8-7211 Our Top-Notch Technicians— Your TV's best FRIENDI 142 Brooklane Drive Drive-in Service Centers Hueytown, Alabama Bessemer 201 4th Ave. Phone HA 5-2473 Pinson 413 Main St. Phone NO 4-6327 ANDERSON CLEANERS FOUNTAIN BUILDING AND SUPPLY COMPANY, INC GENERAL CONTRACTING-REMODELING ROOFING-PAINTING 1924 North 7th Avenue Finest Care for your Clothing Phone HA 8-4173 GOOD LUCK TO THE SENIORS OF '63 compliments of BANKS SERVICE STATION Owner—W. D. Banks Huntsville Ave. Brighton, Alabama WESTERN AUTO BESSEMER TRIM SHOP ny corner orn Ave. ana lotn bt. David Kornegay—owner Bessemer, Alabama Phone HA 5-8242 Toys—Bikes—Sporting Goods Hueytown, Alabama HA 8-8541 W. E. KEMP D SERVICE STATION 1282 Hueytown Road Hueytown, Alabama Phone HA 5-0041 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS RIVER ROAD PRODUCE 3307 Warrior Road Hueytown FOUR POINTS CAFE • LUNCHES • ICE CREAM • SANDWICHES • MALTS Pleasant Grove Phone ST 5-9310 SNIDER'S SUPER TEXACO SERVICE JAMES WAYNE Expert Road Service Phone HA 5-9461 2529 No. 19th St.—Hueytown (Lee Junction) Carl Layton S S. Mgr. H. D. Hester The Cleanest used cars in town (and at the right price, too) HAPPY LEWIS WILLIAMS AND SON SERVICE STATION TOM WILLIAMS Tires—Tubes—Batteries—Accessories HELL] HOLLADAY MOTORS Bessemer's best for 17 years Washing—Lubrication Telephone 788-9126 1238 Valley Road Corner 17th Avenue and 19th St. HA 5-0362 Fairfield, Alabama WARRIOR BARBER SHOP Jackie Robinson — Dan Lucas 1394 Hueytown Road Hueytown, Alabama VOGUE BEAUTY SALON Phone HA 5‘8491 OFFICE PHONE HA 8-8411 RESIDENCE HA 5-6142 F. J. POE AUTO PARTS TWO PLACES TO SERVE YOU USED PARTS NEW AND REBUILT PARTS 1201 NORTH 19th ST. 1210 NO. 19th ST. Phone HA 8-4409 Phone HA 5-6244 Res. Phone HA 5-6932 R. L. PATTON BUILDING SUPPLY CO., Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTING REPAIRING Building Supplies and Hardware Bessemer, Alabama BESSEMER, ALABAMA 1905 8th Avonuo R L PATTON Ownor ond Monogei Prescriptions For All The Family Call 491-3581 It's a pleasure to serve you with quality merchandise WE BUY . . . SICK, LAME, LAZY, AND DEAD CARS THEN ... WE SELL THE PARTS IS T Y AU' 1 1 9 J I Compliments of PLEASANT GROVE HARDWARE OWNER-GRANT WHEELER Pleasant Grove, Alabama DIAL HA 8-5441 1313 NO. 19th ST. GOODWIN JEWELRY COMPANY Your Progressive Credit Jeweler MORGAN'S BEAUTY MODE D I A L: ST 6-9341 Pleasant Grove Shopping Center NORTHCUTT'S GULF New Station New Equipment ROAD SERVICE ST 8-9101 1031 Valley Road, Fairfield, Alabama BAXLEY'S FOOD LAND Phone HA 5-2467-HA 5-2468 Owner and Manager—Jack Jenkins’ JIMEZ DRIVE IN SHORT ORDERS OF ALL KINDS! REAL PIT BAR-B-Q Huntsville Ave. Brighton, Alabama 2903 Warrior Road THE MUSIC BOX Bessemer's only exclusive record and stereo shop! owner—H. L. Green Phone HA 8-1014 222 N. 19th St. Bessemer, Alabama BRIGHTON DRUG CO. Phone HA 5-6014 E. S. Hallard—owner and pharmacist 5705 Huntsville Ave. Brighton, Alabama ICEBURG RESTAURANT TAKE OUT DINNER Regular Dinners Steaks—Seafoods—Chicken 1408 Hueytown Rd. Hueytown, Alabama COME and GET IT ; % Tl 7 FAMOUS ICE CREAM 1810 2nd Ave. BESSEMER SUPERIOR ICE CREAM CO., INC. HAmilton 8-2315 BUCHANAN SON HARDWARE Dolomite Hordwore Barber Shop Bus. HA 5-6302 Westinghouse Dealer DABBS PLUMBING HEATING CO. 1725 - 18th Avenue Bessemer, Ala. John Dabbs Res. HA 8-1036 LOU-DON'S BARBECUE 2nd Avenue—Valley Road Dolomite Hours—10:30 to 12 o'clock Midnight Phone ST 59490 BESSEMER AUTO PARTS, INC. Automotive Parts and Equipment Warehouse Distributor 7th Ave 20th Street Bessemer, Alabama Phone 5-3221 Bessemer's Most Complete Automotive Machine Shop Phone HA 5-256 VANDERBURG MOTOR COMPANY New Trucks—Sales—Service—Parts GMC Franchised Dealers Used Cars and Trucks Gilbert Vanderburg Bessemer, Ala. 903 28th St. WARLICK-MILLER BATTERY COMPANY l J C BO'S TEXACO MOTOR TUNE-UP U. S. Royal Tires Marfak Lub. Havoline Oil Phone HA 5-7121 210 North 18th St. Bessemer, Alabama 5 H Green Stamps 1371 Hueytown Road Phone HA 5-916! Compliments of DIXIE WALKER HARDWARE COMPANY HUEYTOWN BARBER Sporting Goods—O'Brien Paints General Hardware SHOP Complete Line Electrical and Building Supplies 1384 Hueytown Rd., Hueytown, Ala. Phone 491-4781 a SHAFER APOTHECARY f—7 Ibe Prescription Shop Drive-In V—' Prescriptions and Sick Room Supplies Hospital Beds — Wheel Chairs PHONE HA 8-2321 Corner 2nd Avenue and 18th Street Bessemer, Alabama BYRAM CLEANERS The Home of Beautiful Cleaning FIVE POINTS GROCERY 1921 26th Ave. HA 8-2134 Hueytown Alabama 2630 19th Street Hueytown, Alabama Phone HA 8-4471 In Bessemer HA 5-1626 Sokol's 'SedJem ib ftux AeAMve Sfale The Young People's Store 1365 Hueytown Road Hueytown, Alabama Phone: HA 491-3411 MULKIN AUTO PARTS Automotive Parts and Accessories 1923 8th Avenue N Bessemer, Alabama Phone: HA 54348 BESSEMER APOTHECARY Corner of 3rd Avenue 19th Street Bessemer, Alabama Phone HA 5-1641 Free Delivery Fresh Quality Drugs, Reasonably Priced Phone Ha 8-3241 TEAGUE POULTRY EGG J. C. CURRY COMPANY, INC. 5120 Gary Avenue Fairfield, Alabama Established 1896 Phone St 6-3254 Bessemer, Alabama friawfo'rcl ROLL INN BARBEQUE Office Furniture Curb Service Office Supplies Forms Systems For Take Out Orders Just Phone 1819 2nd Avenue N. - Bessemer, Alabama HA 59477 Phone HA 5-1616 Bill Crawford Firestone Tires — Auto Parts Ethridge Service Station 3301 Warrior Road Hueytown, Alabama General Auto Repairing Graf's Corner 17st 2nd Aveni BESSEMER, ALABAMA The gift for all occasions! POLLY'S A BEAUTY SHOP M. Specialize in Permanent Wave—Styling and Cutting Phone HA 8-9631 3174 Warrior Road Hueytown J. M. HILL GROCERY with service as our speciality Serving: Pure Oil Products—Frozen Foods Package Meats—Notions Consolidated Dairy Products Just Below Concord School Rt. 6 Box 364 Concord Phone HA 8-8583 VOGUE BEAUTY SALON Modern Styles—High Fashions owner—Margaret Miller Beauticians: Jeanette Davis — Ruth Teasley Vera Jordon — Polly Greenlee Phone HA 5-8491 1920 27th Ave. Hueytown, Alabama ROYAL CLEANERS Phone HA 5-3246 1201 4th Ave. Bessemer, Alabama Quality is our By-Word JACK RODGERS USED CARS 602 N. 19th Street Bessemer, Alabama SWAN CLEANERS E. R. Hamilton—owner 20 years experience Phone HA 5-0854 3801 Huntsville Ave. Brighton, Alabama 4618 Gary Avenue FAIRFIELD, ALABAMA LORCH'S DIAMOND SHOP 4168 Gary Avenue Fairfield, —!l£IU£LtyY Alabama com m u 73 Friendly Stores to Serve You‘ Say it with Flowers PUTNAM'S FLORIST 1342 Hueytown Rd. Bessemer, Alabama Phone: 491-3516 • Bessemer • Birmingham • Roebuck PIZITZ Bessemer's Finest Department Store' Bessemer, Alabama Magnolia Diamonds LOYLE SEYMOUR JEWELRY COMPANY Guaranteed Service Telephone HAmilton 5-3482 Maytag Westinghouse Kelvinator Motorola Carrier Air Conditioning ERWIN APPLIANCE COMPANY 4910 Gary Avenue Fairfield, Alabama 220 North Nineteenth St. Bessemer, Ala. Carey Erwin Manager Phone ST 8-5684 • Letterpress and Offset Printing • Most Jobs Out in 24 Hours FAIRFIELD PRINTING COMPANY Established 1927 We Don't Do All the Good Printing But All We Do Is Good 405-407 Forty-Fifth Street Fairfield, Alabama Union F-a-s-t Pick-up and Shop Phone 785-3183 Delivery Service Tires of Quality by DUNLOP O.K. RUBBER WELDERS 1701 North 19th Street Bessemer, Alabama Phone HA 8-0111 HOLIDAY BOWL Family Fun Join a Jr. League After School Phone HA 8-8461 Bob Neff Manager LORCH'S DIAMOND SHOP CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS 208 N. 19th Street Bessemer, Alabama Home Owned and Home Operated JL310aA3HD aooio WOl WILLOUGHBY FURNITURE COMPANY 4800 GARY AVENUE—FAIRFIELD—ST 8-5672 ROUTMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE 4600 Gary Avenue Fairfield, Alabama Phone ST 5-4557 NEW AND USED AUTO PARTS GEORGE'S AUTO PARTS 2105 8th Avenue 1829 13th Avenue Phone HA 8-8161 Phone HA 8-6291 Bessemer, Alabama HARPERS SUPERETTE We handle the best Pleasant Grove Compliments of Bob Harper BROWN'S PHARMACY Pleasant Grove Shopping Center Prescriptions Our Speciality Phone ST 8-6462 WELDON PHARMACY Serving Hueytown 1280 Hueytown Road Phone HA 8-9651 BURCH FLORIST CHEW'S HOME FURNITURE CO. Flowers for all occasions Phone: HA 51644 City-wide Delivery Quality Furniture for the Home Phone: ST-11012 Pleasant Grove ST-87059 Shopping Center 1431 No. 19th Street Bessemer, Alabama Decorating Service Available UNDERWOOD VARIETY STORE 1367 Hueytown Road Hueytown, Alabama For those Automotive Services and Grocery Needs Come to HYCHE GROCERY Concord, Alabama Phone HA 5-9185 Barber's Quality Control begins down on the Farm! Every drop of Barber's Milk is produced under the direct supervision of Barber Farm Service Agents. These friendly Barber men know that a finished product can be no better than the raw material from which it is made, and their expert advice assists the local dairyman in producing top-quality milk for Barber customers. SEE IF YOU DON'T LIKE BARBER'S BEST! Barber6 Compliments of CRUMP Y N BESSEMER OIL COMPANY, INC. SAV-A-STOP 7 SW'-ar GROCERY 'V V 2427 8th Avenue North Phone HA 8-6212 1407 9th Ave. West Bessemer, Alabama Fairfield Highlands Phone ST 7-3768 SPANN'S BAIT SHOP 3296 Warrior Road Hueytown 22 3 Compliments of LINDSEY GROCERY 801 Rutledge Drive Fairfield Highlands A TO 'Vx Q FOOD TOWN HUEYTOWN BESSEMER JONESBORO Home owned — Home operated JACK'S BARBER SHOP 3300 Warrior Road aQ. Hueytown HILL’S FOOD STORE 1348 Hueytown Road JIM PAYNE, Manager Hueytown, Alabama Phone 8-4561 BESSEMER TYPEWRITER COMPANY Typewriters, Standard Electric Adding Machines, Calculators Office Supplies, Rentals LOUIS McANNAlLY 312 EIGHTEENTH ST. Authorized Underwood Agency Bessemer, Alabama AWNINGS STORM DOORS WINDOWS SIDING ROOFING FREE ESTIMATES FHA TERMS BESSEMER ALUMINUM SCREENS AND DOORS 1728 NINTH AVENUE -CUSTOM MADE- phone HA 8-6514 L. D. HOWARD 8ESSEMER. 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