Jefferson County High School - Jeffersonian Yearbook (Tarrant, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1948 volume:

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Although we cannot stop old Father Time from taking away our merry school days and separating us from ma-ny of our school mates, it is our sincere -hope that in the distant future you may often look into this, THE 1948 JEFFERSONQAN, and relive those happy buoyant days once more. I f these pages stir the embers of your memory of the days at Jefferson County High School and cause yon to say, Those were the good old days, then our efforts in publishing this annual will not have been in vain. We wish to extend grateful thanks to each of you whose untiring efforts and whose sacrifices of your zfaluable time have made this publication possible. DEDICATIO Miss Grace Lindsley, an able teacher and adviser, for years has been our sincere friend who has given her heart and mind and energy to the best interest of the school and of the students. To acknowledge fully her endless patience, nntiring efforts, and continnons -interest in this school annual is i nz possibleg th ere- fore in token of our deep appreciation, we consign this page in commemoration of her. FACULTY L. D. HEAD, B.S.g M.A. if QWLJV BOYCE BROADUS, A.B.g B.S.g M.A. 73 Librarian GZAA! VAN CHAPLIN, B.S. Science and English f Pdf-,efceyv ESTHER L. GLENN, A.B. World History and Social Science MARY HAMMOND, B.S. American H istoryg Business Law BERTHA B. HERRINC, A.B. Record Keeping VRDA C. HOLT, B.S. ELLEN JOHNSTON, B.S. Commercial f 544, . MARY jONES, B.S. Economics WILLIAM F. KITCHENS, A.B. Dioersifecl Occupations NEIL LAWLER Band GRACE LINDSLEY, B.S.g M.A. English FACULTY BEULAH C. MAYES, B.S. Biologyg Home Economics Q-Siu-NU Q.: 'W ' ETHEL MCANNALLY, B.S., M.A. Scienceg Algebrag Calculator C. A. MITCI' E L, B.S.g A.B.g M.A.g L.L.B. +955 X History OHMA MONTGOMERY, Degree Of Music Piano ' HENRIETTE P. SHELTON. B.S. Home Economics ELIZABETH P. SIKES, A.B. T Wing Zfxjvpwl RUBIE JO SNELLCROVE, B.S. Physical Education .N M ,TQ 3j mn..'AJ-.+l,H,Q ANNA SVVFFT, A.B. English MARVIN VINES, A.B.5 M.A. Coach and Physical Education AMELIA WALSTON, A.B.g M.A. Shorthandg Ogice Secretary REX WINDHAM, A.B. Speech and Music ARNEL V. WOLFE, A.B. Drivefs Course .. .. , -.,,, , Ji E25 Mi V-f mmf. I . 'ENG v fn- .. uw f- , - li .. L .. Mi L A V ' f' ,MG W1 ..., , , 4552. , '.,W ' 5 , 1 fi .Lfw QQ W is .vw 5 Fw ., Sig? 2 of s 4 1,3 , V WV l .,,. 1 .... , in JAN 'Qi , h l f .H 'ALMA MATER H ai! to thee, our alma mater, H ere's our praise to you! J. C. H. S. is our high school, Banner, Gold and Blue. Hail to Jefferson, hail our high school! ' Tis the name we love, With the Gold of light around her, Blue of truth above. Hail thy children now and ever, Who shall come to thee! May our hearts in love united Faithful always be. 'Yaisc your voices, swell the chorus, Xing of Gold and Blue, Alma Mater we adore thee And we'll aye be true fm x in . 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Poet e va I o v s MARY NELL AARON Billie Motto: Let gossip go in one ear and out the oth- er, rather than in one car and out the mouth. Glce Club 45. GRACE ABEL Motto: Laugh, talk and be merry for tomorrow you may be expelled. Glee Club 46-47-48: Dramatic Club 46-47-48, Vice presidentg Y-Teen Club 47-48. I V IMA! A RICHARD CARLTON ABLE Motto: Laugh and the whole world laughs with youg snore and you sleep alone. J Clubg Glec Club. CHARLIE EARL ADERHOLT Curly Motto: Have a pleasant expression and a warm smile for everyone. D. O. Club. ADKINS eiMacn Motto: Don't be a crankg be a self starter. Dramatic Club 46-47-48. HAROLD MAX ANTHONY Slim Motto: Never do today what you can put off 'til tomorrow . Dramatic Club 47-485 Red Crossg Glee Club. V JOYCE ATCHLEY f'Kay Motto: Live each day as if it were your last. Dramatic Club 47-485 Library Club. GEORGE XVILLIAM BARTLETT .Vacku Motto: Golden Rule. 1 Club. O eniovs WILLIAM DONALD BATES ..R d.. Motto: Marry 'em young, Irena! 'em rough, keep 'em guessing. Hi-Y Club: Clee Club. CHARLOTTE BEAN Motto: Look for the sunshine but be prepared for the rain. JAMES RAY BOYETTE Bowyer Motto: Know nothing and what you know won't hurt you. Hi-Y Club: Glee Club: Dramatic Club. PATTY JEAN BRADLEY Molto: Better late than never. Red Cross 45: Y-Teen 46-47-48: Dramatic Club 47-48: Cheerleader 48. CARL ROBERT BRAND H nned.. Motto: Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow you may be suspended. I Club: Glee Club. 7 V lf? VQQJUK 'W , . L. MAX BREWER Peaches Motto: Always expect the worst and then d0n't be disappointed at the results. J Club: Glee Club. JACK Emacs Huggy. Motto: Put oi! till tomorrow what you can do today. ANNA SUE BROOKS Susie Motto: Don't say you'll never do anything, 'cause you'll end up doing it. Glec Club 47g Dramatic Club 46-475 Band 47-48. e va I o v s JIMMIE BROWN Brown Motto: Eat, smooch, and be happy. Glee Club: Cheerleader. IAMES BURNETT Jimmy Motto: Always try to look on the bright side. Dramatic Club: Glee Club: Cheerleader. 0, , BETTY IO'ANNE BURSON Chubby Motto: Love today, for tomorrow you may he heartbroken. Glee Club: Red Cross: Cheerleader. 1 ZARTHA Jo CAMP ..Jm,. Motto: Never trouble trouble until trouble trou- bles you. Library Club: Cheerleader. MARQURITE WALTERLENE CANNON Leung Motto: Laugh today for tomorrow you may have have lock jaw. Dramatic Club: Glee Club: Red Cross. cl D 1 ELIZABETH ANN CARLISLE Lizzie Motto: Always be happy even if things don't go your way. Library Club: Red Cross: Typist Chainnan for Annual. , ,ta BOBBY COBB Curly Motto: If at fiirst you don't succeed: try, try again. ,Fi BBY COMBS ..Ape., Motto: Carefree and happy. J Club. LY. .., li' fvwviyxs r C M I o 1' 5 DOROTHY LEE COWDEN ..D0t,. Motto: Live and let live. IIMMIE CRUMLEY Motto: Don't rush for success,so fast that you leave happiness behind. Dramatic Clubg Editor-in-chief d Annualg Glee Club. LLOYD ALVA DANIEL MoH0:' To be a leader and not-a follower. I-li-Y Club. ,fy ' ' W,n4,,. i ' ' Xa WILLIAM DENEKE ..Biuy,. Mvflu: Wlmfs worth doing is worth doing well or not at all. Dramatic Club 44-475 Fonxm 445 Business Man- ager for Annual. BONNIE ESTELL DENSMORE Motto: Talk as if you are talking to the person you are talking about. Library Club: Glee Club. ,, , I JWW- 1.1 uc,-1' LEON DUTTON Sonny Motto: Snapfastg hope for the best. D. O. Club. DOROTHY WYLENE ELLIOTT Willie Motto: I-je w o knows liltle, so repeat it. lf If REBA CAROLYN ENGLISH Pete Mnllv: Tu make my best better. Y-Teen Clubg Library Club. PZAKJ c va C o 1' s BRYANT HOBSON FARLOWE Nana., Motto: Do unto others before they do unto me. JOYCE FIELDS Daisy Mae Motto: Love and be loved by all. Dramtic Clubg Glee Clubg Red Cross. 4 .I WALTER FIELDS cm Motto: Take it slow and easy. 1 Club. CARRIE FOOTE Cabbage Motto: Always expect the worst and you'll never be dlnlppointed. Y-Teens. BETTY JEAN FORRESTER L4ttIebit Motto: Live, laugh and love. Glee Club. ' JAMES EDWARD FORRESTER Buahful Motto: Eat to live and live to eat. MARTHA JO FROST Fro.rtIe Motto: Live so that the preacher who olliciates at my funeral will mt be embarrased. Glee Club, ORVILLE GAMBLE Skip Motto: Why work so hard to leanx when you die and forget it? D. 0. Club. I 1 'Y' 1 C -st5Ak' if A he 3 2: if Q 3? , , ..xk i I W. , , 'K kkk- fe-.1 Mgt' ,.1,i1 1 Af if Q, fQ'f'f1g5 f .ffl A .L , w w1 L wuts. '? 5 ' 'Wi Y A df f ' , - I .--x - 2 . -: t A f i ' l...,1: A W 'A ,l ,.--A 1 Til l ,.Vl f A . -A N ii 'A' Q51 - . Q , . V. 1 ., Lf! 3 o , g -A I W fl qi gm- ff W V39 + ' I' JY gm. s ,L um- A -8 . , f of Qozztfwgz- ' fwifi' - A ' ' -- A w..Q. , - 1. .. . ft.-.iw , xi L sw If-Q. A wg . f 1-if fn - v- 'P - WM-t' H f':i.,,.L 22f! W ifi 31.11 Fife: ,ACH 'I' . Q2:sa28iA, ,,ff.fV Y.H.5ff53 - 2.355 e n I o 1' s NORMA JEAN GARNER V Motto: Don't be a sucker, be a card. WILLODEAN GLASS Molto: What you want you can't getg but what you can get you don't want. Dramatic Clubg Glee Club. VERNON HALL Burger Motto: All for oneg one for all. I Club. BETTY JEAN HARPER ' Beam Motto: Live and leam but in doing so, be cheerful and happy. Lib 'lry Clubg Clee Ili. WILLIAM HARRELL Goat Molto: Live and let live. EUNICE HATHCOCK Useless Motto: Make my own way and look at the world K through rose colored glasses. Dramatic Club: Glee Club. 'Wifi THOMAS WENDELL HAWTHORNE us H Motto: Do unto olhersoxfire they do unto you. MARTHA DEAN HAYDEN Mantle Alullu: To be happy on Monday momings. fQ', 6 V1 5 o 1' 5 RUTH IIAYDEN upuppyv Motto: Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers Red Cross. IEANETTE HAYES Motto: Experience is not always the beat lcaclwr. Dramatic Club. DORIS HEWITT Dot Motto: Leam when to laugh. Y-Teen: Glee Club. Wg! CECIL H ICCINBOTI IAM flick Motto: Stay away from women. JESSE ANDREW HICGINBOTHAM Mins.. Motto: To live and loam. A Ylezyfbf' GLADYS HIGGINS Little Motto: To live and Ieam. Dramatic Club. ALICE HARRIETT HOLLOMAN Motto: To accomplish something worthwhile in life and make everlasting friendships. Y-Teens. of ARTHUR HOLMES noun Motto: Breathe through your nose so you can keep your mouth shut. ,E t' 'I-'Q 44 f,u C3 eniovs EDITH HONEYCUTT ..Honeg,, Motto: One step higher. Y-Teens: D.O. Club, CLAUDlA HOSEY Busy Motto: Always be happy-even on Monday moming. Dramatic Club: Glee Club. lr If 1' 7' I 1 .- , 1 X A Yf f 1' x7w.ff.p,f f f ' X I .J 4 LUIS HOSKINS Louie Motto: Smile when others frown. Clue Club: Band. f, BILLIE FAY HOUSTON ..Biu,, Motto: Always look on the bright side of life. D. O. Club. DORIS JEAN HUGCINS UD tu Motto: Be broad-mindedoand fair. Dramatic Club. HELEN KILGORE Kilroy Motto: Eat, drink and be cool toilay for you may die and be hotter tomorrow. Red Cross 45-46-474 C-lee Club. , I, , V A 7 COLEEN KILLGORE usauy., Motto: Let my light so shine that others might follow. AILEEN KILLIAN ..Toot,, Motto: When pennies from heaven come raining down, I want to stand out in the rain and drown. Library Club. 75 wiv C va K o 1' 5 JOHN BILL KIRKLAND nanny.. Motto: Be a friend to all. D. 0. Clubg J Club. DOROTHY LORENE KLEIBER ..Dat,. Motto: To love and be loved by all. Glee Club. CHARLES LAMBERT Motto: Not by brawn, but by brain. BEI I Y IANE LASTER Little-Bit Motto: Love and be loved by all. RITA DELORES LOGAN Dee Motto: Live to lesm, die and forget isln K ROBERT EDWARD MAHAFFEY Bobby Motto: Eat heartily, die happily. D. O. Club. BOBBIE OLEAN MANN Motto: lf at first you-don't succeed, try again. Y-Teeny Art Editor of Annual. Qfvvv- BONNIE DEAN MARLIN ..Dr5p,. Motto: Love thy neighbor as thyself, but leave her husband alone. F' 5 ,1wi:f.+.g,. .C Ni aw? with-44 ' ' V 5 145.3 , l Zz. . 44 5 A K in lg, 'S . .R x K . P .- . jg ' f fb WWE... L -gn! 1 H of 'I 5 ' ' .W e va i o v s HERBERT MARSH Hub-Cap Motto: Put off till tomorrow what you don't have to do today, cause tomorrow you may be dead. Dramatic Clubg Glee Club. EUGENE McDANIEL frcenen Motto: Nothing good comes easy. Hi-Yg Glee Club. SHIRLEY MCDONALD Dingo Motto: Still achieving, still pursuingg I've leamed to labor, but I don't want to wait. Dramatic Clubg D. O. Clubg Y-T . KATHERINE MCDUFFIE Kitten Motto: So live that when I die the minister who conducts my funeral will not be duly em- barrassed. nmmauc Cl bg xvremi ciee Club. ff JULIA MCINTOSH ucuh.. Molto: Think twice before speskingg then lllk to yourself. V WILMA McKENZIE Motto: Make every day count for a better to- ITIOYIOW. 1 L, YW! f ' - ' A ,fir .. .k1v,4C,' EUEL MCKINNEY Curly Motto: Fortune makes friends and misfortune tries them. Hi-Y Club. DORIS MCSPADDEN Dany Motto: Never go where you would be ashamed to be found dead. Glee Club. c va I o v s W. A. MlTCHELL uslphon.. Motto: Always happy. J Club. MARTHA NELL MILLS HMONV., Motto: A winner never quitsg a quitter never wins. Dramatic Clubg Glee Club. JANE MOATS Janie Motto: Duties before leisure. Glee Club. FRANCES MOORE Frank Motto: It is better to remain silent and be con- sidered a fool than to talk and remove all doubt. Glee Clubg Bnnd. JOHNNIE MOORE Bo Bo Motto: Never leave, so you will never be late getting back. I ' 'ffl mm? ,ffrjffsl fm f, RAMONA JEAN MORELAND VI k Motto: Find 'em and fimol 'emg love 'em and leave 'em. . i. QL, Al , 'Q, uwf,f w.-7.,.f,.-A, A ,atm 1' N I GERALD MOSELEY Jug Head Motto: D0 unto those who won't. LORENE MURPHEE sunny Motto: Tu make the best better. iv f oaoe , 1: - .4 . x tt 'Q img wftg-2 55-W ,IK , 43 'TY . X. V an .9 :Ep S it lf 4 txgx- .N gba 55532 gli' we , mf 65 5 mm Mc , 3. W. 4, . W Qt' e va 6 o v s DONALD PARKS Redbonc Holla: Have much fun. J Cl A i, MAIIGIE I..EE.PEEK Tools Molto: To work as if I were going lo live fur- cverg to live as as if I were going to die to- morrow. Glee Club 47-48. C C BOBBY PHILLIPS West End Molto: Don't get exdited. 1 Clubg Hi-Y Club. EUGENE PIIEWITT Gene J Club. RICHARD RODGERS Ricky Molto: Colne rain, come shine, I love 'em all the time. Glue Club. BOBBY ROPEII Curly Motto: I can, will, amd did. Glee Clubg J Club. WANDA JEAN SEALE Dimples Muna: Why worry if your grades are low and your rewards are few, remember the mighty oak was once a nut like you. Dramatic Club 47-484 Glce Club. ANNIE B UTII SERTELLE Molto: To think on the bright things uf life. Y-Teen 46-47g Dramatic Club 46-47. 6 V1 C o v 5 IERRY SEWELL Luiack Motto: Always say what I think. I Clubs Hi-Y Club. JOHN SHORES Snakehips Motto: Haste makes waste. Hi-Y Club. BOBBIE SIMPSON Motto: Failure is for those who think failures. Y-Teen 46-475 Drumutic Club. BILLIE SMITH Red Motto: Love them while you've got them, leave them while you can. Glee Clubg Majorette 47. MARY SUE SMITH ..suw,. Motto: Look for sunshine, but be prepared for rain. Y-Teen 46-479 Glen: Club. VVILBURN SMITH ..squib,, Motto: Take it easy, Greasy, 'cause you go! a long way to slide. D. L. SNOW Snowbird Motto: Always questions to find out. JACQUELINE JEANETTE STONE Stony Motto: Greet the world with a summary smileg though it may be winter in your heart. Glee Clubg Library Club. ,. g Hr' '-v-:sf .ff Y. ...I it ' 1 C 91 8 0 Y 5 MAXINE THOMAS Marie Motto: Always strive for the best. Librury Club 46-475 Dramatic Club 46-47-484 Glee Club 47-485 Assistant Editor-in-chief for Annual. WILLODEAN THORNTON Motto: To love and be loved. Y-Teen Club 46-47-48g Red Cross 47-485 Li- brury Club 45-46. JOYCE MARIE TINCLE Pringle .Motto: Always expect the worst and never bc disappointed. Y-Teen Club 47-483 Library Club 475 Red C ss 47. M ' I S, 2766! 1 ' A l THOMAS TREADWELL Tipsy Motto: D0 it now! Glee Club 47-48. GENE UMPHREY Motto: Speak softly, but have n big stick. - Red Cross 47-48. O 'mg X BETTY MAY WAHL Betsy-Bug ' Motto: Slide forward, not baclcwu . sw 1. i H. L. WALKER Mottwyer say ie-just sit down and rest. ALCIE MAE WARD ushonuu Motto: Do unto others as they would have you do unto them. Glee Club 46-47-48. e n I o 1' s SARA MONTEZ WILKINSON H1-amp.. Motto: When love and duty clash, let duty go to smash. Cheerleader 47-48. 3. 191 JAMES RALPH WILLS Pill Motto: There is always room for improvement. ETHEL GRACE WOODSON Woodson Motto: To be a friend, wear a smile, and have courage without fear. Glee Clubg Band. IOHN N Y YATES HKW. Motto: Take it easy. D. O. Club. MILFORD YOUNG ..somw,. Motto: Always eat my Wheaties . 1 Club, Vice President. ik SUMMER SCHOOL GRADUATES BE'I'l'lE INGRAM l Motto: To make the world a better place in which to live. MATHEW SCOCGINS 'S xi. ,pm- 4..a-nliifif Y Rf' CLASS PROPHECY I was free .... The warden shook my hand. I was being released after ten years in the penitentiary for burning the chemistry laboratory at jefferson County High School. I decided to go out and see how my classmates had fared during this time. I was already familiar with jimmy Crumley, now a court reporter. I found him and together we went out to see some of our old classmates. As we went through town, I was amazed at some of the new buildings that had arisen since I had last seen Birmingham. I noticed especially a large department store, Kirkland 6: Fields, owned by john Bill Kirkland and Walter Fields. Stopping for a traffic light, we noticed john Shores, now the owner of a large bubble gum factory. He joined us, and while riding down to the main part of town, he had time to inform us that Ray Boyette is a lawyer. Much of his argu- ing ability, we are sure, came from his Senior II English class. William Harrell has developed a new explosive using radio-active nitroglycerin. Walterlene Can- non is campaigning to be the first woman President. Aileen Killian is seeking the vice-presidency. They hope to get on the Democratic ticket. Wendell Hawthorne is designing planes for V ultee Aircraft. Ethel Woodson is a drummer for Tommy Dorsey. As we rode along, john pointed out a large beauty salon owned by jack Bartlett, Dorothy Cowden, and Wyleen Elliott. We noticed a new photographic studio operated by Billy Don Tidmore, Leon Dutton, Richard Rodgers and Billy Deneke. We leamed that johnny Yates is an Ensign in the Navy. We stopped at Huggins and jacks' drugstore to get a bottle of Brewer's Root Tonici' and a Birmingham Post, now edited by Eugene McDaniel. We sat down and proceeded to catch up on the latest news. On the front page was the headline Scientists Find New Use For Atomic Power , which had been found by Orville Gamble, Doris Hewitt, and Gladys Higgins. New progress has been made in Psychiatry by Grace Abel. Mary Nell Aaron and Bobby Cobb are her assistants. james Burnett and Annie Ruth Sertelle are U. S. ambassadors to for- eign countries. That well-known quartet, the Funny Foursomen, including Cecil Higginbotham, Bobby Roper, Bobby Combs, and Milford Young, are now showing at the Birmingham. Reba English and Mary Sue Smith have just signed a contract with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Eunice Hathcock is taking a screen test there. Bobbie Mann has perfected a new surgical technique. johnnie Moore has replaced Oscar Wells in the First National Bank in Birmingham. jeanette Stone has become famous in the nursing field. Herbert Marsh has made a new speed record at Salt Lake City. Turning the page, we found many interesting advertisements. joyce Fields, Betty Wahl and Betty Harper are running a boarding house. Martha Nell Mills, Margie Peek, Ruth Hayden, and Norma jean Garner are running a beauty salon, giving jack Bartlett competition. Lambert 8: Murphee's department store has a full advertisement. Wanda jean Seale and jeanette Hayes are running a furni- ture store. Turning to the editorial page, we found interesting columns by Richard Abel and Harold Anthony. We found the editorial cartoon by Charles Aderholt amusing. We found a new comic strip drawn by Lloyd Daniel and Hobson Far- low. In the lovelorn column, run by Katherine McDuffie, who has replaced Mary Mason, there were letters from jesse Higginbotham, Gerald Moseley, and Donald Parks, seeking advice on their broken romances. We were plesantly surprised to see jack Briggs walking by. jack is now a successful business man, and we were interested in hearing about his great suc- cess. He oifered to take us to a football game so we gladly accepted, got a Snow taxicab, and rushed out to Legion Field where Alabama and Georgia Tech were playing. The coaches of Alabama and Georgia were none other than Bobby Phillips and W. A. Mitchell. 4 Beside us, three successful secretaries, Edith Honeycutt, Claudia Hosey, and Dorothy Klieber, were chatting with three members of the state legislature, Helen Kilgore, Betty jane Laster, and julia McIntosh. Don Bates, a wealthy lumberman, was there with his secretary, Doris McSpadden. Below us sat Sena- tor Brand. I was pleased to see the Governor, Wilburn Smith. He informed me that many of my old classmates were in his cabinet, among them are Maxine Thomas, Willadean Thornton, and Billie Smith. He has a liking for the oppo- site sex, it seems. The Lieutenant Govemor is Carrie Foote. After seeing Ala- bama beat Geo1'gia 14-7, 1 bid my companions farewell, caught a Beco bus fthat company is now run by Bobby Mahsffey and Delores Loganj, and stopped at the Holmes and Hoskins' Hotel for the night. The next morning, after breakfast at the Eastview restaurant, owned by Thomas Treadwell and Gene Umphrey, I went by Pruitt 81 Moreland's fliamoniaj Drive-it-urself establishment to rent a car. After seeing them, I went out into a new real estate project to see H. L. Walker, its owner. Maxine Adkins, Ioyce Atchley, and Anna Sue Brooks with their husbands have made their homes here. H. L. and I went around to see some of my old classmates. We ducked a rolling pin thrown by Mrs. Sewell QBobbie Simpsonb at jerry. We passed the former Jimmie Brown and Betty Burson walking with their children in a park. Alice fHollomanJ and Euel McKinney have a lovely home here. We stopped at the home of Mrs. Wright QShirley McDonaldj and found her entertaining her ladies club. The former Martha Io Camp, Elizabeth Carlisle, and Martha Hayden were among her guests. After bidding them farewell, I went to investigate a new company nearby, the Forrester Cjamesj atom energy cannery, which puts up atomic power in cans and pills for use in running cars, planes, ships, and for cooking. Bonnie Densmore and Betty Forrester are james' secretaries. Earnest Sandlin is in charge of the canned car fuel department. Montez Wilkinson is his efficient secretary. In the domestic department, which puts up atomic power for use in cooking, etc., are Colleen Killgore, Wilma McKenzie, jane Moats, and Francis Moore. Alcie Mae Ward handles the shipping department. ' Suddenly the building began to shake. It trembled worse and worse .... I awoke to find Miss jones shaking me as I had fallen asleep in her economics class. -RALPH Wn.1.s CLASS PCEM As the curtain downward falls On this the final act, In memory we recall Many a happening and many a fact! The halls resounding with laughter,- The homework we forgot to do, The friends we could always count on To cheer ns when the world seemed blne The joys we shared to gethcr, The way we liked to ycll, The grinding, crammiu g exam daysg These things in our memory dwell. N 0 longer will we return to these halls, Come Sefvtemberis golden days. Now, each of ns goes ont alone, To prove that knowledge pays. What the world has in store for us? VVe have yet to find out. But bra-rely will we face our tasks W -ith neither a worry nor a doubt. The foundation is firm beneath us, And no rnatter where the road may lead We know that we can follow it With assurance and with speed. J As we, the actors, cross the stage Carrying diplomas in our hands, H ere's a toast to everyone of us --ls we scatter over this land. Jw. Q I ., ff Qiwfjw .5 - 5 Q3 1 3 5' , 2 rr Q ? Y i LA 1. 5 il' as F ' . ff ' f f 'F. mv M ! .pi L. . , .ggi Q as , 4 'K x 15? I i V, M.: :aMs., -is-.. 3. if C3- Q .5 b 1 I CLASS OFFICERS f . l JOHN McINTosH . . . . President SHIBLENE MANN . . . Vice President TOM ACKER . Secretary-Treasurer SENIORAII A S Huw I-Carrell Anthony, Helen Ballard, Charles Bishop, Mrs, Chaplin, jack Callans, Tom Acker. Row II-Mary Ida Cunningham, Alice Ann Coleman, Ellen Alldredge, Clercille Cox, Lucille Brooks, Mary Bell Conway, Clara Nell Crider. Row III-Billy Blythe, Donald Alvis, Nolen Brewer, Albert Chatham, Roy Buttram, Harry Barnette, Ralph Brooks. SENIOR II B Row I-Peggy Fields, Marjorie Dixon, Billy Hay Fortncr, Miss Hammond, Leland Davis, Helen Estes, Clarice Flowers, Velma Hicks, Margaret Hayden. Row II-Lois Downs, Bemeice Ells- berry, Barbara Heaton, Agnes Daniels, Mary Hendricks, Mary Alice Dickinson, Rose Marie F itzgerald, Johnnie Earl Dean, Chalmers Hall. How III-Billy Gordon, Frank Hembree, I. W. H3yes,dMaurice Frazier, James Goodwin, Fred Goodwin, Bill Ezell, Eddie Harris, Reginald E war s. SENIOR ll C Row I-Mrs. Holt, joe Kaufman, Jean Kile, Mary Holmes, Betty Sue Leslie, Sarah Ann Moore, Patty Hornbuckle, Tresa Millar, Mary Nell Lambert. Row Il-Wynelle Humphrey, Carolyn Morse, Doris Madaris, Virginia Loftin, Jack McKinney, Evelyn Kaley, Martha Nell Jones, Shir- ley Mann, Dalton Livingston, jack House. How III-john Mcintosh, jimmy McClure, Ray More- land,.Jack Lawless, Onas McKee, Jack Mohan, Billy Marlin, Ernest Hudson, L. A. McConatha,, Donald Millar. 22,4 'nm rt, ,I if ,wr of SENIOR N D Row I-Elaine Rogers, Martha Phillips, jean Murphree, Earline Murphy, Mrs. Sikes, Earnestinc Ragsdale, Dewece Rogers, Maxine Rogers, Mary Rotton. Raw II-Raymond Russell, Clarence Murphree, jean Pannell, Robert Seogginsf James Seal, Alfred Self, Deana Phillips, Vera jo Hooker, Peggy Roberts. Row III-Charles Parker, Billy Rogers, Burney Pyle, Arthur Myrick, Ray Phillips, Charles Rains, Edward Owens. SENIOR H E Row I-Xenia Watkins, Mary VVarren, Ruth Walthall, Miss Snellgrove, Lou Etta Smith, Eliza- beth Weeks, David Shannon. Row II-Billie Smith, Mary Lou VValker, jean Self, Nell Snyder, Cecil Songer, Billy Don Tidmore, Buddy Tingle, Walter Lee Walker, R. E. Smith. Row III- Jewel Shaw, Isabel Shepherd, Eva Lee Smith, Harold Swindall, johnny Tidwell, Norman Thacker, Raymond Williams, James Wright, john Warren. PM 1' ' I ... xt 'Aix ,f , x. En- ' ff' 'Q .f x S M 1 . . J A , . .- , ,R ' x 1 1,3 . if as A 2 12 9 SENIOR! A Row I-Violot Black, Bobby Barton, Geraldine Brown, Beta Brakeflelcl, jimmy Alclriclge, Irene Andrews, Earl Battles, Ollie Nt-II Blaylock, james Anderson. How Il-Nell Brantley, Rosalie Bradlield, Margaret Baugher, Marion Brooks, jackie Abney, Dorothy Barnett, Mary Lou Barks- dale, Frances Bonds, Barbara Bishop, johnny Brookshire. Row Ill-Bill Ansley, VVallace All- dredge, Harold Beasley, Bill Brown, Dewey Barber, Kenneth Black, Billy Abney, Gene Able, Homer Battle, Basil Alvis. SENIOR IB How I-Mrs. Herring, Bobby Calvert, Earl Estes, Don Burdette, Buck Brumheloe, Don Comp- ton, Robert Bruce, George Bruce, Thomas Carlisle, Tommy Churchwell. Row II-Irene Camp- bell, Mary Ruth Carson, Bette Dawson, Betty Chatham, Ruby Carty, Elizabeth Dutton, Betty jean Calvert, Martha Buttram, Lowell Douglas. Row III-Peggy Clay, Alma Cole, Bobby Camp, Peggy Clay, Dorothy Burnett, Nadine Cartee, Joyce Edwards, Hershell Burchfield, Wal- lace Davison, Bobby Coley. - If--.1 - 'lg SENIOR IC Huw I-Betty Hopkins. joyee Forrester, Mary Ella Jernigan, ,loyee Hill, jane Glenn, Miss Linds- Ivy, Ruth Garrett, Frances House, Sharon Core, Marie lligginbothani, Gerald Foster. Row IIN Mary Frances Hill, Barbara Greer, Janie johnson, joe Hill, Ann llodge, Peggy Gillespie, Carla Ganus, Marie Hudson, Enla Mae Gentry, Lucy Io Hill. How III-Boyce Guthrie, Probert john- son, Billy Cfioggans, Charles Gibson, Clyde Holmes, Billy Cray, Donald Graham, Belvin Harper, Coy Howe . - SENIORI D Row I-jo Helen Kendall, joyce Miller, Betty Mason, Mrs. Mayes, Jean Morris, Reginald Lam- berth, Scotty Kelly. Row II-Henry Mullins, Barbara Lake, Pauline Martin, julia McKinney, Willadeau Moon, Ilt-en Moore, june McClure. Row III-Charles Leopard, Denver Mullins, Johnny Lanier, Billy Missildine, Charles Nelson, Bill Kilgore, Howard Mitchell, Jo Bob Mar- shall, James McAnnally. 1 N V L 1 . -1 3 l M Mi .- , L: Most Popular Girl Most Popular Boy REBA ENGLISH MAX BREYVER Best All-'Hound Girl Best All-'Hound Boy MAXINE ADKINS JERRY SEWELL euiov Wlofs Wlw 748 'Jn C .git-7 L .4 , f 11: f .', 13-xi.1fj J- .lfiikw Prettiest Girl BETTY BURSON UL C. H imc, F qv wmv Girl Most Likely Boy Most Likely To Succeed To Succeed BOBBIE MANN RALPH WILLS Neatest Girl Neatest Boy I PAT T Y BRADLEY HAROLD ANTHONY anion' Wbofs JUNE 748 Biggest Flirt BILLIE SMITH Biggest Flirt Most Athletic Most Athletic GENE PREWVITT MAXINE ADKINS MAX BREWER 3, I . x w M ost Scholastic M ost Scholastic Best Personality GRACE ABEL RALPH WILLS AILEEN KILLIAN O Jing Most Poised MARY SUE SMITH Best Personality RICHARD ABLE jEFFERSONIPIN MAIN STAFF A I x JIMMII-3 CRUMLIQY MAXINE THOMAS BILLY DENEKIE JACK BARTLETT . ALICE HOLLOMAN IEANETTE STONE . ELIZABETH CARLISLE JOHNNY YATES . RICHARD ROGERS . BOBBIE IWANN . GRACE ABEL . Miss Swnfr . BIISS LINDSLEY . . . Editor in Chief Assistant Editor in Chief . . Business Manager Assistant Business Manager . . Socml Director Assistant Social Director . Typing Director . . Photographer Assistant Photographer . . Art Director . Assistant Art Director Senior Sponsor Annual Sponsor RED CROSS Row I-Barbara Bishop, NVillndean Thornton, Betty Burson, Helen Kilgore, jo Helen Kendall, Gene Umphreys, Helen Ballard. Row II1-Sharon Gore, Eloise Sizemore Nell Snyder, Miss Snellgrove, Curtis Ward, Bill Ansley, Martha Phillips, Frank Hemhree. Row III-Clarice Flowers, Ruth Hayden, Peggy Clay, Shirlene Mann, Harold Anthony, Lowell Douglas, Charles Bishop, lack House. Y-TEEN CLUB How I-Bobbie Munn, Dorothy Barnett, jamie johnson, Annie Ruth Sertell, Bobbie Simpson, Eula Mae Gentry, Reba English, Joyce Hill, Peggy Gillespie, Sharon Gore, Helen Ballard, Patty Bradley. Row Il-Mrs. Holt, Carrie Foote, Doris Hewitt, Mary Sue Smith, Delores Fordham, Dorothy Osborn, Martha Phillips, jean Bosco, Alice Hollomnn, Grace Abel, Elizabeth Weeks, Elaine Rogers. Row III-Jenn Morris, Ellen Allredge, Clariue F lowers, Bobby Camp, Shirley McDonald, Joyce Tinglc, Peggy Clay, Willadean Thornton, Kathryn McDuffey, Carolyn Morse, Bcrric Simpson, Shirlene Mann, jean Self, Mary Hendricks, Mary Rotton. DRAMATIC CLUB Row I-Mrs. Herring, joyuc Miller, Doris Huggins, Mary Boll Conway, Eunice Hathcock, NVanda Seale, XVilladean Class, Claudia Hosey, Maxine Adkins, Joyce Atchley, Delores Ford- ham, Walterlene Cannon, Mary Lou Barksdale. Row II-Maxine Thomas, Katherine Wunder- lick, Patty Bradley, Ray Boyette, jean Kile, Shirley McDonald, Katherine McDutTie, Grace Abel, Mary Gladys Rotton, Elaine Rogers, Martha Nell Mills. Row III-Herbert Marsh, Jim- mie Crumley, James Burnette, Cecil Songer, Harold Anthony, Billy Deneke, Betty Faye Quick, jeanette Hays, Gladys Higgins, Anna Sue Brooks. HI-Y CLUB Row I-Wallace Davison, Buddy Tingle, Euel McKinney, Mr. Wolfe, Clarence Murphree, Lloyd Daniels, jerry Sewell. Row Il-Bay Boyette, Henry Williams, Tommy Vernon, Don Bates, Robert Scoggins, Johnny Tidwell, Ernest Hudson, Scotty Kelly. Row III-Hershell Burchfield, Harry Barnett, Edward Philyaw, Gene McDaniel, Frank I-lcmbrcc, Cecil Songer, Billy Don Tidmore, Walter Lee Walker. D.O.CLUB' How I-Nolen Brewer, Clara Nell Crider, Edith Honeycutt, Mr. Kitchens, Shirley McDonald, Leon Dutton. Row II-Donald Alvis, james Seal, Bobby Mahalfey, Charlie Aderholt, John Bill Kirkland, Edward Owens, R. E. Smith. BAND Row I-Billie Smith, Berrie Simpson, Mary Alice Dickinson, Jean Morris. Row Il-Lois Hos- kins, Frances Moore, Dorothy Barnett, Barbara Bishop, Ethel Grace Woodson, Ileen Moore, Anna Sue Brooks. Huw III-Mary Lou Barksdale, Ramona Rhodes, Betty Faye Quick, Thelma Smith, Georgia Vincent, Mary Hendricks. Row IV-Herbert Marsh, Willadean Glass, Betty Mason, Joyce Miller, Martha Nell Jones, Lucy Jo Hill, Ray Boyett. LIBRARY CLUB Row I-Agnes Daniels, jean Pannell, Maxine Thomas, Miss Broadns, Elizabeth Carlisle, Betty Harper. Row Il-Dorothy Osborn, Nell Snyder, Joyce Atchley, Aileen Killian, Bonnie Dens- more, Johnnie Earl Dean, Reba English. Row I1-Charlotte Hall, Clarice Flowers, Virginia Loftin, Jeanette Stone, Alma Cole, Betty Mason, Vera Io Rucker, Maxine Rogers. CHORAL CLUB This is the first year we at Iefferson County High School have specialized in choral work. Mr. Rex Windham has proved a very capable leader. With a few exceptions the entire student body has participated in this worthwhile program. A GENERAL ANNUAL STAFF Row I-Bobbie Mann, Martha Frost, Reba English, Shirley McDonald, Willodean Thornton, Walterlene Cannon, Miss Cracc Lindsley, Jeanette Stone, Joyce Tingle. Patty Bradley, Eliza- beth Carlisle, Iimmie Crumlcy. Row Il-Willodean Glass, Frances Moore, Alice Holloman, Mary Sue Smith, Aileen Killian, Billie Smith, Montez Wilkinson, Helen Kilgore, Betty jane Laster, Claudia Hosey, Grace Abel. Row III-Anna Sue Brooks, Martha Nell Mills, Eunice Hathcock, Euel McKinney, Maxine Thomas, Herbert Marsh, Eugene McDaniel, Billy Deneke, Harold Anthony, Doris McSpadden, Ruth Hayden, Maxine Adkins, Joyce Atchley, -Catherine McDuHie. -J WILDCATS Q 59s QQVMM ' N NN , Q ff yll :R 6 1 x - f f if 'xi Q S W' Ck WN m 15 4 9 I Nm er Ca r Fields, Co-Captaing Bobby Combs, Milfor ng, lack La hn McIntosh, Gene Prewitt, FOOTBALL TEAM Huw I-Herbert Spitzer, Jack Lawless, Max Brewer, Walter Fields, Donald Parks, Bobby Combs, Eugene McDaniel, john McIntosh, Donald Millar, Milford Young, Bobby Phillips. Row II-Clarence Mayo, assistant coach, Boyce Guthrie, W. A. Mitchell, Buddy Tingle, Earl Estes, Scotty Kelly, Don Burdette, Io Bob Marshall, Henry Mullins, Norman Thacker, Richard Able, Harry Bamett, Harold Smith, Carl Brand, Gene Prewitt, Willard Ray, R. E. Smith, Bobby Roper, Kenneth Black, Jack Bartlett, Jerry Sewell, Coach Marvin Vines, Eddie Harris, scomzs l jefferson County- 1 . . . John Carroll-0 jefferson County-7 . . . Northport-12 Jefferson County425 . . . Minor--6 lelferson County-18 . . . Fairfield-6 Jefferson County-25 . . . . . Hewitt-0 Jefferson County-83 . . . Mortimer jordan-0 Jefferson County--7 . . -Hueytown-0 jefferson County-18 . . . Leeds-14 Jefferson County-13 . . . Jones Valley-7 HOME COMING QUEEN Don Bates, Shirlene Mann, Bill Kilgore, Betty Mason, Reba English, fliome Coming Queenl Harold Anthony, Aileen Killian, Billy Denelce, James Burnette, Doris jean Huggins. CHEER LEADERS Betty Burson, fHead Cheer Leaderl Monteze Wilkinson, Martha Jo Camp, james Burnctte, julia McIntosh, Patty Bradley, Jimmie Brown, Frank Hembree. -K' Q ,7,v. ff 1' XV, ,W jf , M-X whds going g'f' Z7'5, 'ff with whom X! Mg! A+ ,wwgf lmx V.., .,,lW6i,,2n5wW,Vvggieigzgw g . .Mykl wig -mv im 5,55 N f M +A -514,21 S ur fQ g,5e '53 my 1 we, 2 . , w J M MW V W L- Q Q .. . .Wm A11-f ' wxgmgf'im-'-flmv--fx ww w w wf W fa 97 ' ff W Xi f' 1513. JW -1 'Lf WMM V - 3' 'CEL EX-wk' URM - A 1 f 5.3, iw ra sh' 24 f 'Q 19 P, 5w7sx ?22f2ggw-'wfigw gi Wqeail , sg . ,L -? - - wwf -A 9 A V , 3 . gg , V , M i JE, xv Mfr,-ff aim f my M M -ff: . ,ii M: an 5. Y. , Q 5 Q' f ,s , ' r I' K1 U ,N v , 5 , K 4 ,w Q x 1' x 1 ,,,.,i. X -P -v-5 i, , V ,HV , . -- -- . .., - - 1 pg ,,,,.,,,,.,, ,, ,.,,...,., -.., .. W,-Q---ft--5 - -ff: -4 FOOTBALL BANQUET BANQUET .1 ,.. mx, 23,95 415332 ' . .. 4 2 -N W r 2 'FF-f, ' ,V , 3 'Mr-1 Simi .1 tg ' Q3 v,'5if3f X E f T1 f.i?3'T '- f PI ,, . 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COMER AND SONS DAIRY Morris, Route I Special Raw Milk and Cream GREEN'M0RR'5 MONTE SANO DAIRY AGENCY S p e c i a I Real Estate Sales Pasteurized Milk l605 Pinson Street Pinson, Alabama Tarrant, Ala. ' n A JOHNS GROCERY COMPANY I G. R. HALE, Proprietor G , Phone 52-20l4 l 6 l 0 Jackson Boulevard Tarran t. Alabama THORNLEY SERVICE STATION 4223 Vanderbilt Road Standard Oil Products Complete Lubrication Washing and Polishing Also ROAD SERVICE When in trouble, call Jim Phone 52-9123 Compliments of 81 SEED CQ. C. W. BRIDGES Laundry and Dry Cleaning 1519 Pinson Street Se,-vice 1722 Pinson Street Tarrant, Ala. Tarrant, Ala. Phone 52-2704 Phone 52-4192 LEHMAN ALLEY DRUG CO. Just what your Doctor orders 1701 Pinson Street Tarrant, Ala. Phone 52-489 3 Compliments of CORNELIUS GROCERY 1620 Pinson Street Tarrant, Ala. S. K. VARIETY STORE 1717 Pinson Street SAM KANTER. Prop. BUCHANAN B T1-W AUTO SUPPLY 1625 Pinson Street Tarrant. Ala. H. C. ASTON 61 SON Dry Goods, Shoes and Notions 1621 Pinson St. Tarrant, Ala. Compliments of x E'.DDlE'S CAFE ' North Birmingham, Ala. Compliments of BEST AUTO SUPPLY Phone 52-2738 l6l8 Pinson Street Tarrant, Alabama M l L L E R TOWNES CAFE Furniture Company REGULAR MEAL5 S Tarmntls Complete Sandwiches Drinks Home Furnishers H46-48 East Lake Blvd. Phone 52-9I35 1624 Pinson si. Phone 52-2344 Tarrant, Ai.. T Ala' Complimentsw of T . Cowden Sundries V l604 East Lake Blvd. I Tarrant, Ala. Congratuhztionsl Graduates of CLASS of '48 Wood-Fruitticher Grocery Company 232l First Avenue, North Birmingham, Ala. W. MCCIUIC 1 B. W. Thompson 31527- REAL ESTATE Mon'rcAcE LOANS Sh0e Rebuilders gf Insurance 3022 North 27th Streeh Phone 3-0693 2624 N. 30th Ave. North Birminzlalm, Ala. North Birmingham, Ala. PHONE 7-979' J. H. BERRY REALTY COMPANY Realtors Insurors , L 9 2910 27th sneer, North 4 1 a . North Birmingham, Alabama 1 Q 11 ' fb Phone 3-0271 , 1 Q 18 1.3 3 ..,1 1 Marla the occasion with a Pll0f0Reflex Poriraif Lei the unique P11otoReHex Mirror Camera of your official yearlaoolz photographer he your expert recorder all memorable occasions rm J' I PhotoReflex Studio 4th Floor .4 1 'f wir CONGRATULATIONS R. H. HEWITTE Finance and Loan Company Tarrant, Alabama 'ZR' Alabama Produce Company A Good Deal Depends upon Where You Buy 2020 Morrie :Ave A Phone 3-8181 9 C MAY STEWAQT TARRANT FU 'ifl-We COWYPEWY Mattress Company ne 7-8739 29l3 N. 27th St. P124 Pinson Street 9, North Birmingham, Ala . ' PHONE 52 33l7 JIM STEWART T Al Wimberly 8. Thomas H a rdwa re Co. Everything for Every Sporty, Z0l I First Ave., No. Birmingham, Ala. Compliments of Compliments of A. W. HANNON Inglenook Pharmacy R- N- GARVICH 3623 Vanderbilt Road Ketona, Ala. one 52-9l02 Birmingham, Ala. KQEENRITE CLEANERS . 1202 East Lake Boulevard PHONE 52-422l in Pick-up and Delivery Tarrant, Alabama if? if COMPLIMENTS OF INGRAM HARDWARE COMPANY A good place to buy your Hardware Phone 52-2091 Tarrant, l 785 Pinson St. Alabama KALEY'S 5c and lOc Store Paints ' Groceries ' Dry Goods Phone Pinson 2-4ll Pinson, Ala. George Cowgill 81 Sons Prescription Druggzlvts Phone 7-4l79 go No. 27th St. Birmingham, Ala. I LEVY'S A Complete Outfitters for the Family 300l-03 North 27th Street North Birmingham, Ala. I334 Tuscaloosa Ave. West End Malpeli Groceiy General Merchandise Phones 3-3137 - 3-3l38 3329 27th Street North Birmingham 7. Ala. Compliments of Compliments PHONE 52-2044 'Garmnts Modern fD1y C-'leanefs Compliments Ed. BRASWELL Furniture Company North Birmingham, Ala. PIGGLY WIGGLY No. 205 3417 North 27th sr. No. 210 3007 North 27th St. E. vv. MANN es. soN C i 'f'm Green Street Grocery Poultry Company Company l0lI Green Street Tarrant, Ala. Phone 4-7226 210 No. 25th St. Birmingham, Ala. FANCY GROCERIES Meats - Frozen Foods CORNER GROCERY A. 81 A. ASH, INC. Jewelers ' Siloersmiths I454 East Lake Blvd. Optgmetnlgt- Corner 20th St. and 2n?Ave., No. PHONE 52-2296 5 PHONE 7-3364 Your Trade Appreciateaf' Birmingham- Ala- Spradley's Hardware 6: M K. Seed Store C lnstry Flowers Hardware, Paints, Glas: and Seeds SERVICE THAT SATISFIES Phone 3-5281, 3lll-I3 North 27th St GROUND FLOOR A. L. CARROA. Owner Brown-Ma rx Building 2006 First Avenue, No. Birmingham 3, Ala. TH A N K S 1' OUR ADNPJERTISERS A H is avers eg Speech, To you, who each day Take on anew your tasks Along the lines that speech will go Through city streets or far out Upon some mountainside Where you have blazed a trail And kept it clearg To you there comes from all Who use the wires A tribute for a job well done. 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