Huntsville High School - Pierian Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

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DES The Juniors have done a creditable work in providing assistance to the leaders of our efforts whenever needed. They will be liable for the continuance of the task of directing the energies of the student body into efforts for victory. JUNIOR CLASS LIST OF THOSE IN PICTURES Acuff, Howard Acuff, Jeon Atkinson, Bobby Baxter, Hubbard Bragg, Doris Broadway, Gayle Callaway, Billy Career, Marjeon Chose, Thomas Cryer, Dorothy Davis, Jesse Dilworth, Sara Elliot, Helen Fowler, Bill Fry, Drexel Garvin, Mary Willie Gilliam, Richard Gipson, Terry Green, Geraldine Harbin, Louise Harris, Ann Harris, Wilton Hart, Marion Hawkins, Jo Hill, Lister Hines, Jean Holliman, Martha Hopper, Ennis Hudson, Jeanne Hughes, Richard Hughes, Sydney Jones, Nelson Kaufman, Ernest Lacy, Roy Landman, Sara Larkin, John Lewter, Jane Loeb, Sigfried Maddox, Christine Mason, Edith Miller, Ed Payne Mims, Jane Moxness, Eleanor Osburn, John Price. James R. Sanderson, Elise Sanford, Thomas Scott, Mary Sailie Sockwell, Sam Starr, Marie Sublett, Billy Talley, Billy Tate, Minerva Taylor, Carolyn

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IVe Will ALWAYS Our cheerleaders. The Honor Society ceremonies. The Underclass Officers. The scare of the Lawrenceburg game. The ever-changing faculty. Our glorious victory over Decatur. The War Rally at half time. President Billy Lee. The scrap metal holidays. The colorful performances of the Band. The Red and Blue dance. The Tavern. Key collection. Our mountain of scrap metal. Success of the '42 Pierian. Senior (and Junior) Class rings. Mrs. Banks room's monopoly on the Red and Blue banner. The Homecoming Celebration. Our beautiful queen and maids of honor. The Hi-Y initiation parties with these pitiful pledges. The tie at Decatur. Thanksgiving Day at Athens. The Junior Class barn dance. Herr Schickelgruber's space in the Red and Blue. The success of the victory parade. Our Honor Roll of Service Men. Christmas holidays—dances, dates, and general good times. New Year's Eve. Spanish Club—Pageant and Fiesta. The Pierian Staff and Room. Our good citizenship girl. The Dramatics Club plays. Service men's letters home. Our new lunchroom and supposedly soundproof bandroom. The Senior magazine sale. Hi-Y defense dance. The 1943 Who's Who. Shoe rationing. The Band banquet. The hectic point rationing week. Our Basketball team's great showing in the successful District Tournament held in our gym. B average exemption requirements. The Senior Class upheaval. Week-ends spent in the mountain cabins. Gas and food rationing. The Pierian room. Saturday nights at Steadman's. Sunday nights at the shew and elsewhere. Scottsboro's jinx on us in basketball. The annual's sales campaign and chapel program. Picture making for the Pierian. The Hi-Y convention in Tuscumbia. The intramural basketball games; Senior's clean sweep. The Hi-Y barn dance. Spring—hikes, picnics, hayrides and all that goes with it. Hill Billy day. Sad Seniors. Rehearsals for graduation. Last days—invitations, gowns, class day, confusion, fun, toil, and tears.

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JUNIOR OFFICERS BILL CALLOWAY JANE MIMS MARTHA SAILLE SCOTT SAM SOCKWELL NELSON JONES President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Business Manager Taylor, Herman Tinker, Christine Turner, Tully Wall, Ann Watts, Jane Whiteside, Corrine Williams, James Wilson, Alex Wilson, Mary V. Not in picture: Allen, Eirene Andrews, Jeraldine Blankenship, Orden Clift, Edgar Cowley, Josephine Crowson, Jack Davis, Margaret Dryer, Thurston George, Sylvia Gibbs, Christine Gill, Mastin Gunn, Joyce Hoy, Dick Holley, Estel Honey, Curtis Jones, Cora Jones, Emogene Leavens, Don Loveless, Marvin Michael, Calvin Neville, Don Nichols, Mary Lee Oldfield, Alwyn Parks, Alene Pitts, Nadine Scott, Lois Simms, Elizabeth Smith, Lynch Stolz, Iva Marie Suddeth, Virginia Walker, Faye White, Anna Ruth Whitaker, Jane Wilburn, Joe Womack, Euclid » r