Kennedy High School - Kenala Yearbook (Kennedy, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1949 volume:

THE GOLDEN ROD 1949 Published by the Students of KENNEDY HIGH SCHOOL Kennedy, Alabama FOREWORD Here, within the pages of The Golden Rod, we have attempted to capture and hold for all time the reflection and spirit of our life at Kennedy High. We have recorded the activities and ideals of our school life with the true simplicity of everyday speech and thought. To The Golden Rod we give the task of keeping alive the joys and triumphs of '49. DEDICATION To Miss Inez Douglas, we, the Senior Class of Kennedy High School, dedi- cate this, the first Volume of The Golden Rod, as a token of our love and ap- preciation for the kind assistance she has given us through the years; for her faithful guidance in our trials and pleasures; for the love, understanding and interest she has shown everyone. J. C. WALLACE, Principal Another milestone in the history of Kennedy High School is successfully passed under the leadership of the Principal, J. C. Wallace. Patiently has he guided the faculty and students. His endeavors for the general welfare of the school has been indefatigable. It can well be said of him: There was his duty to be done-- And he did it. No thought of glory to be won; There was his duty to be done- And he did it. Mr. Wallace is concerned only in promoting the best interests of all. Truly can it be said of his daily living that he gives of his best to the Master. Then this tribute best fits him: To love and serve--that only is a great life. INEZ DOUGLAS MR. J. C. WALLACE principal MRS. J. C. WALLACE Home Economics MR. J. O. WILLIS Coach--Science MR. E. M. BAKER Vocational Agriculture MRS. E. M. BAKER Social Studies MRS. J. C. RICHARDSON English MISS LAUDICE HOLSOM- BACK First Grade MRS. J. O. WILLIS Fourth Grade MRS. SHIRLEY DAVIS Second Grade ANNUAL STAFF In August of 1948 the Senior Class of Kennedy High School elected the above pictured Annual Staff. Seated, Left to Right: Beatrice McAteer--Ass't. Editor; Geraldine Hunnicutt-Editor; Cemon Johnson-BusinessManager. Stand- ing, Left to Right: Ray Foster-Ass't. Adv. Manager; AnitaCline-Adv. Manager; Edra Lee Rushing-Sales Manager; Gilbert Stokes-Ass't. Sales Manager. The Annual Staff under the leadership of their Editor, Geraldine Hunnicutt, has worked untiringly to produce the first edition of The Golden Rod. I wish to express my appreciation to the Annual Staff for the fine coopera- tion they have shown. Mrs. J. C. Wallace IVZjUauu Annual Sponsor SENIOR LEADERS GERALDINE HUNNICUTT Editor-in-Chief GOLDENROD DOROTHY F. JUNKINS Treasurer BEATRICE McATEER Assistant Editor GOLDENROD CEMON JOHNSON Vice-President ROBERT CROWLEY Class President PATRICIA BLAYLOCK Secretary PAT BLAYLOCK 45- 46—-F. H. A. 46- 47—-F. H. A.. Glee Club, Beta Club 47- 48 F. H. A. officer Beta Club, ••K Club, Newspaper Club, Cheer- leader, Junior Play 48- 49-F. H. A. officer, “K” leader, Senior Play, KATHLEEN BROWN 45- 46-F. H. A. 46- 47-F. H. A. Glee Club 47- 48--F. H. A., Glee Club, F. H. A. Play, Junior Play and Newspaper Club 48- 49-F. H. A., OVELLA BURGESS 46- 47-F. H. A., Glee Club. 47- 48- —F. H. A., Glee Club. Beta Club. Junior Play, Newspaper Club 48- 49-—F. H. A. , Beta Club, Glee Club and Club, Glee Club, Cheer- Beta Club, Glee Club, Senior Play Beta Club and Senior Play ANITA CLINE 45- 46-F. H. A. 46- 47—-F. H. A. 47- 48-F. H. A., Beta Club, Glee Club, Junior Play, Pep Squad, Dra- matic Club 48- 49-F. H. A., Beta Club, Newspaper Club, Annual Staff, Senior Play, Pep Squad ROBERT CROWLEY 45- 46 F. F. A. 46- 47 F. F. A., Beta Club 4 7-48--F. F. A., Beta Club, Junior Play, Newspaper Club 48-49-—F. F. A., Newspaper Club, Beta Club. RAY FOSTER 45- 46 F. F. A. 46- 47-F. F. A., Footbail, ‘K”Club, Boys Council 47- 48 F. F. A., Football and “K Club 48- 49-F. F. A., Football “K” Club, Baseball, Senior Play, Annual Staff. MARY SUE HAMM VAUDINE HIGDON RAY HOOKS 45-47----Attended School at Fayette 47- 48 F. H. A., Glee Club, Annual Staff 48- 49 Newspaper Club F. H. A., Candidate for Halloween Queen. 45- 46 F. H. A. Withdrawn 46- 47 F. H. A., Glee Club, Beta Club 47- 48 F. H. A., Beta Club, Newspaper Club, F. H. A. Play. 48- 49-Beta Club, Vi- sual Aids Club. VAUDINE HIGDON RAY HOOKS BAY FOSTER PAT BLAYLOCK ANITA CLINE KATHLEEN BROWN ROBERT CROWLEY MARY SUE HAMM OVELLA BURGESS CEMON JOHNSON GERALDINE HUNNICUTT 45- 46—F. H. A. 46- 47—Beta Club, Glee Club 47- 48—Beta Club, News- paper Club, Junior Play 48- 49—Beta Club, Visual Aids Club, Annual Editor BOBBY JONES 45- 46—F. F. A. 46- 47—F. F. A.. Beta Club 4 7-48—Transfer red to Vernon 4 8-49--F. F. A., Beta Club Officer, Foot- ball, K Club, Senior Play, Baseball BEATRICE McATEER 45- 46--F. H. A. 46- 47—F. H. A., Beta Club 4 7-48—Transferred to Palmetto 48-49--F. H. A., Beta Club, Newspaper Editor, Asst. Editor of Annual, Senior Play, D. A. R. BILLY JOHNSON 45- 46--F. F. A., Vice President Class 46- 47—F. F. A. 47- 48—Newspaper Club, Vice President Class, F. F. A. 48- 49--F. F. A., Senior Play DALE JONES 46- 47—F. F. A. 47- 48--F. F. A.. Newspaper Club 48- 49 —F. F. A.. Football, K Club, Baseball BETTY PATTERSON 46- 47—F. H. A. 47- 48--F. H. A., Glee Club, Miss K. H. S. Dramatic Club, Class Officer 48- Attended summer school 48-49--F . H. A., Beta Club, Glee Club, Pep Squad, Senior Play, Annual Staff, Homecom ing Attendant 45- 46—F. F. A., Bas- ketball 46- 47—F. F. A., Foot- ball, K Club 47- 48--F. F. A., Foot- ball, K Club, Junior Play 4.8-49—F. F. A., Football Capt., Basketball Capt., K Club, Senior Play Class Officer, Annual Staff DOROTHY JUNK1NS 45- 46 —F. H. A.. 46- 47—F. H. A., Glee Club 4 7-48--F. H. A., News- paper Club, Glee Club, Beta Club 48-49 — F. H. A., Class Officer, Senior Play, Beta Club, Glee Club, Homecoming Attendant BROOKS RUSHING 45- 46—F. F. A. 46- 47—F. F. A. 47- 48--F. F. A., K Club, Football, Jun- ior Play. 48- 49—F. F. A., Sen- ior Play, Football, K Club BOBBY JONES DALE JONES DOROTHY JUNKINS- .. g EDRA LEE RUSHING GILBERT STOKES 45- 46--F. H. A., Glee Club 46- 47—Newspaper Club 47- 48--Junior Play 48- 49--Senior Play, Vi- sual Aids Club 47- 48--Jpnior Play. Newspaper Club 48- 49--Senior Play, Annual Staff HELLON VICE JEAN WALDEN 45- 46--F. H. A. 46- 47--F. H. A. Glee Club 47- 48—F. H. A., Dramatic Club, F. H- A. Play, Class Officer 48- 49--F. H. A., Senior Play, Newspaper Club 45- 46--F. H. A. 46- 47--F. H. A., Glee Club 4 7-48—Transferred to Millport 48-49--F. H. A., Asst. Editor of Newspaper � EDRA LEE RUSHING GILBERT STOKES HELLON VICE JEAN WALDEN NAME Ambition Hobby Patricia Blaylock Teacher Swimming Kathleen Brown Secretary Swimming Ovella Burgess Career Girl Basketball Anita Cline Telephone Operator Movies Robert Crowley Farmer Courting Ray Foster Marine Football Mary Sue Hamm Housewife Cooking Vaudine Higdon Secretary Basketball Geraldine Hunnicutt Telephone Operator Sewing Billy Johnson Farmer Courting Cemon Johnson Coach Football Bobby Jones Chemical Engineer Hunting Dale Jones Cowboy Baseball Dorothy Junkins Secretary Swimming Beatrice McAteer Secretary Dating Betty Patterson Receptionist Swimming Brooks Rushing Farmer Hunting Edra Lee Rushing Secretary Basketball flellon Vice Housewife Piano Jean Walden Secretary Basketball Gilbert Stokes Marine Fishing Needs By-Word Nickname Men Aw, Shoot! Pat Sleep Aw, Heck! Gert Boyfriend Really Oquella More time Heck, Naw! Nita Bobbie Lou Gee Whiz Doc More Girls Aw, Shaw! Whiskers Sleep Jeepers! Sudy Men Heck! Lupper Sleep You worry me! Gerry Hellon Dad Blame! Armon More time Heck! Archie Girls My Gosh! Zeke Girl Friend Shoot, Naw! Luller Sleep You don't say! Sis More Men Quit that! Bea Sleep Stop, now! Litlun More time I'll be Darn! Spencer Sleep Aw! Tooter Billy Flip Hellin More time Who said Boots Girls Aw, Heck! Van President Robert Crowley Cemon Johnson Vice President Secretary....................Patricia M. Blaylock Treasurer....................Dorothy Faye Junkins Reporter............................Gilbert Stokes Class Colors: Green and White Class Flower: White Carnation Class Motto: “The door to success is labeled ‘Push’ “ CLASS POEM Each of us to make a success Must use our talent to do its best. As we leave old Kennedy school behind. We go out into the world to see what we can find. The path may be long, rugged, and steep; To make a success we must not go to sleep. We must not hide behind a tree or bush; The Door to success is labeled “Push” Some may go North, South, East, or West- The thing to remember we must do our best, With an open heart and a willing mind, We can soon see our way as we begin to climb. Each must remember to put a shoulder to the wheel Then you can see success with a Great Big Yield. We must ever be ready to lend a hand Tohelp some neighbor whenever we can. If scattered abroad on land or sea, There is always work wherever we may be. We must not hide behind a tree or bush For the Door to success is labeled “Push . Anita Cline Class Poet SENIOR CLASS HISTORY When school opened on September 3, 1945, the Junior Ill’s were happy be- cause it was their last year in Junior High School and we were initiated into the F.H.A. and F.F.A. There was one addition to our class this year, Ovella Burgess. On September 2, 1946, we were glad to enter Senior High School and to have Mrs. J. C. Richardson as our.sponsor. The following people did not return to help us work toward our senior goal: Catherine Pasley, Jewel Vice, and Harlon Ray Moore. On entering school September 1, 1947, it was hard to realize that we were Senior II’s and we had Mrs. E. M. Baker as our sponsor.. Several people in- cluding Minnie Ruth Johnson, Kittie Mae Prater, Beechil Dollar, Craig Davis, Mary Martha Taylor, Ann Appling, Carolyn Skelton, Beatrice McAteer, Jean Walden, Bobby Jones, Mack Wilson, and Tony Breshenam, did not return this year. We produced the play Aunt Tillie Goes To Town under the direction of our sponsor, Mrs. Baker. There was one addition to our class this year, Mary Sue Hamm. We looked forward to the opening of school on August 23, 1948, because this year was to be the highlight of our school career. We were fortunate to have Miss Inez McDowell, who on November 25, became Mrs. J. C. Wallace, our sponsor. We were sorry that the following people did not return this year: Faustine Rainwater, Margie Nell Porter, Thaxton Cline, and Denton Sparks. We welcomed the following to our senior class: Beatrice McAteer, Betty Pat- terson, Jean Walden, and Bobby Jones. Only six students have been through the twelve years together, sharing the fun and disappointments: Patricia Blay- lock, Vaudine Higdon, Edra Lee Rushing, Geraldine Hunnicutt, Ray Foster, and Robert Crowley. This year the class produced the play A Case Of Springtime and published this annual under the efficient direction of our sponsor, Mrs. Wallace. Now we have come to the end of our high school career and for us, The door to success is labeled Push . Class Historian GERALDINE HUNNICUTT SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY As I sit here gazing into the crystal ball of the future, I see what fate has in store for my fellow classmates. Ten years have rolled by and each has made a start toward his ca- reer. I see a young science teacher in the University of Alabama. Yes--it’s Pat Blaylock. Who is the young woman now selling jewelry for her husband? It must be Kathleen Brown. Robert Crowley has made a fortune on his large dairy and fruit farm in the Sacramento Valley. Who is the sweet little secretary to John D. Rockefeller? It's no one else but Vaudine Higdon. Anita Cline is now chief operator of the Bell Telephone Co. in New York City. Ray Foster and Gilbert Stokes are both in command of two large Marine fleets. The sweet little housewife with red-headed twins is no other than Mary Sue Hamm. I Billy Johnson is now Head of the Agriculture Dept, of Alabama. He is assisted by Hellon Vice, his wife and secretary. Edra Lee Rushing is now a public stenographer in the Waldorf-Astoria. Dale Jones has a big cattle ranch in Texas. Sis Junkins is secretary to her husband, who is President of the First National Bank in Fernbank. Bobby Jones has made an outstanding career for himself. He is head chemical engineer for DuPont Research Laboratories. Brooks Rushing is now a commanding officer of the occupation forces in Germany. Betty Patterson is now keeping books for her husband who owns a large lumber company in South Alabama. Geraldine Hunnicutt is now designing clothes for New York's most ex- clusive department store. Beatrice McAteer is the private secretary of the President of the United States. Cemon Johnson is now coaching at Notre Dame. He was voted outstanding coach of '59. Jean Walden is now secretary to the President of the Standard Oil Com- pany. The crystal ball is growing dim, but I see myself as assistant operator of the Bell Telephone Company in New York City. OVELLA BURGESS Class Prophet LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 1949, having come to the end of our journey in Kennedy High School, do ordain and establish this our Last Will and Testa- ment. To Mr. Wallace and the faculty we give our sincere appreciation for the patience and kindness they have shown us during our school days. To Bobby Newman and Billy Plyler, Cemon Johnson leaves his book on, “How to Capture Every Girl's Heart . To Ravis Ayers, Billy Johnson leaves his knowledge of love. To Ruby Nell Johnson, Beatrice McAteer leaves her excessive talking ability and good personality. To Betty Cline, Betty Patterson leaves her ability to flirt and still go steady. To Edd Dorroh and Claudie Reese, Ray Foster leaves his ability to play football. To Harvey Davis, Cemon Johnson leaves his place as football captain. To C. M. Johnson, Robert Crowley leaves his book on “How to stay Short in Five Easy Lessons To Lavelle Prater, Geraldine Hunnicutt leaves her knowledge on keeping quiet. To Wincie Nell Higdon, Edra Lee Rushing and Vaudine Higdon leave their love for fun and laughter. To Robert Sparks, Dale Jones leaves his speed in typing. To Leslie Gilliam, Brooks Rushing leaves his slender waistline. To Sarah Faye Gilpin, Anita Cline bequeaths her secrets of love-life. To Peggy Wilson, Ovella Burgess leaves her art of playing the piano. To Dissie Faye Moore, Hellon Vice leaves her ability to keep her man under her thumb. To Gene Bobbitt, Gilbert Stokes leaves his knowledge of Palmetto. To Billy Porter, Bobby Jones leaves his place as Beta Club President. To Peggy Wilson, Pat Blaylock leaves her place as head cheerleader. To Mary Biddie Taylor, Sis Junkins leaves her ability to play the piano. To Lavelle Prater, Kathleen Brown leaves her driving ability. To Joe Duke, the Senior Class leave their sympathy for not being able to finish with them. To Sarah Faye Gilpin, Mary Sue Hamm leaves her ability to get married. To Dissie Faye Moore, Jean Walden leaves her sweet personality. BOBBY JONES Class Lawyer Leslie Gilliam Betty Cline President Vice-President Ravis Ayers Gene Bobbitt Harvey Lee Davis Edd Dorroh Sarah Faye Gilpin. Wincie Nell Higdon. C. M. Johnson Ruby Nell Johnson Joe Duke Claudie Reese Mary Biddie Taylor Peggy Wilson ! Arnold Leonard Dean McAteer Douglas Howard F aye Walker Janice Walker Dorothy Davis W illis Higdon J Oe J ohnSon Moore Nabors it Blanche Walters Bobbie Lou Watkins Barbara Ayers Deidri Blaylock Ralph Carroll Jewell Cobb Betty Jo Crowley Betty Elmore Remus Foster Sarah Foster Franklin Gilliam Vala Gilliam Joe Bill Hamn i Jimmy Porter Faye Prater Sue Rushing . Inez Smith I Jean W right Jackie Anderson Charles Baswell Mike Cline Joyce Connor Mary Davis Jack Davis Sylvia Foster Herbert Higdon Tommy Hysaw Ottis Johnson Jerry Jones Clara Jean Moore Gaylor Mae Moore Copeland Nabors Mavis Owens Hellen Sherrill Kaywood Stokes Sara Joe StriplinR Georse Ramie Taylor Ethel Trull L.en Wilson F ranklin Cash Patricia Cline Frances Frances Jack Mary Ellen Jack Coats Cook Crowley Davis Duke Arlie Foster Olen Olivia Aldridge Bobbitt Noel Carroll Dorothy Mary H. Stillman Johnson Johnson Johnson Gatha Mae Jones Rayford F oster Christine Gilliam ll Clemmie Bea Goree Clauzell Howton DeLoy Leonard C. B. Lindsey Crawford McDaniel Tommy McDaniel Richard Moore Junior Newman Marie Owens Lydia Prater Elizabeth Richardson Doris Stripling Vernell Taylor Barbara Tomlin Dan Tomlin Joseph Watkins FIFTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE FOURTH GRADE FIRST GRADE SECOND GRADE F. H. A. President Pat Blaylock Vice President Betty Patterson Secretary Betty Cline Treasurer Faye Walker Barbara Ayers Deidri Blaylock Kathleen Brown Ovella Burgess Virginia Burgess Anita Cline Jewel Cobb Betty Jo Crowley Dorothy Davis Betty Elmore Sarah Foster Vala Gilliam Wincie Nell Higdon Dorothy Junkins Peggy Lindsey Beatrice McAteer Loudell McDaniel Bernice Moore Jean Porter Faye Prater Lavelle Prater Mary S. Rainwater Ann Richards Ruth Richards Peggy Richardson Mary Biddie Taylor Hellon Vice Jean Walden Janice Walker Blanche Walters Bobbie Lou Watkins Peggy Wilson Jean Wright Mrs. J. C. Wallace-Sponsor GLEE CLUB Ravis Ayers Deidri Blaylock Pat Blaylock Gene Bobbitt Kathleen Brown Ovella Burgess Betty Elmore Leslie Gilliam Sarah Faye Gilpin Wincie Nell Higdon Ruby Nell Johnson Boots Junkins Dorothy Junkins Bernice Moore Dissie Faye Moore Bobby Newman Betty Patterson Billy Porter Mary Biddie Taylor Janice Walker Blanche Walters Peggy Wilson Mrs. Z. D. Vick-Sponsor GLEE CLUB NEWSPAPER CLUB Beatrice McAteer Jean Walden Mary Sue Rainwater Hellon Vice Mrs. J. C. Richardson Miss Mary Waldrop Virginia Burgess Anita Cline Jewel Cobb Dorothy Davis Peggy Richardson Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Art Editor Sponsor Assistant Sponsor Ruth Richards Jean Porter Lavelle Prater Faye Walker Bobbie Lou Watkins BETA CLUB Bobby Jones Betty Cline Dissie Faye Moore Betty Patterson Pat Blaylock Kathleen Brown Ovella Burgess- Anita Cline Robert Crowley Sarah Faye Gilpin Wincie Nell Higdon President Vice President Sec. and Treas. Reporter Vaudine Higdon Geraldine Hunnicutt Dorothy Junkins Beatrice McAteer Lavelle Prater Mary Biddie Taylor Miss Mary Waldrop- Sponsor i' NEWSPAPER CLUB BETA CLUB SENIOR WHO’S WHO PRETTIEST GIRL - Pat Blaylock MOST HANDSOME BOY - Cemon Johnson MISS D.A.R. Miss Beatrice McAteer of the Senior Class was selected Miss D. A. R. for the Kennedy High School. To receive this honor it is necessary to possess the following quali- ties: Leadership, Scholarship, Service, Dependability and Character. SENIOR WHO'S WHO Ray Foster ST PERSONALITY Gerry Hunnicutt BEST PERSONALITY Brooks Rushing MOST POPULAR Dorothy Junkins MOST POPULAR Standing, left to right: Bobby Jones and Vaudine Higdon-Most Intellectual; Jean Walden and Robert Crowley-Cutest; Seated-Cemon Johnson and Edra Lee Rushing-Wittiest. Faye Prater WINNER Mary Lois Wiggins RUNNER-UP Mary Sue Hamm RUNNER-UP HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL On Halloween the P. T. A. arranged a program of ghostly activities for the Halloween Carnival, consisting of witches, ghosts and the like--butthe best part of the program--we think--was the Queen Contest. Three attractive girls were in the run-off: Faye Prater, Mary Lois Wiggins and Mary Sue Hamm. The night of the Carnival the contest was closed; Faye Prater was the winner and presided over the program presented by the Sixth Grade, as Queen of Hal- loween. Seated: Jean Porter, Billy Plyler, Faye Walker, Beatrice McAteer Standing: Linda Prater, Larry Whitson, Gloria Nickols, Faye Prater, Sarah Faye Gilpin, Betty Patterson, Dorothy Junkins, Dissie Faye Moore, Bobbie Lou Watkins, Ann Bryant, Armon Newman, Patsy Ayers. Seated: Jean Porter, Billy Plyler, Faye Walker, Beatrice McAteer. Standing: Linda Prater, Larry Whitson, Gloria Nickols, Faye Prater, Sarah Faye Gilpin, Betty Patterson, Dorothy Junkins, Dissie Faye Moore, Bobbie Lou Watkins, Ann Bryant, Armon Newman, Patsy Ayers. HOMECOMING SNAPSHOTS A MS SNAPSHOTS c, p Two of a kind Steve Vlllla Coach of ’70 Coollnr. off The fall of 1948 brought a new coach to Kennedy High, not only new to the school, but new to the field of coaching. Yet as ably as a professional. Coach Willis guided and trained the Yellow Jackets. Through his untiring efforts and continuous encouragement he taught the boys to Play up! Play up! and play the game . Through his wise coaching the Yellow Jackets swarmed the fields of play, fearlessly encountering their many opponents. Having fought each game fair- ly, no matter the result, there was that satisfaction of having done their best. Here's to Coach Willis and the Yellow Jackets of 1949. May they continue to brave the fields and meet many successes new . 1. Archie 5. Zeke 2. Dopey 6. Joe 3. Hot 7. Dee 4. Whiskers8. Bangs 9. Coach 13. Muscles 17. Bonus 21. Foots 25. Quarter 10. Bob 14. Peg 18. Cooney 22. Lover 26. Goose 11. Lefty 15. Pat 19. Lulu 23. Hog 27. Red 12. Bet 16. Rab 20. Willie 24. Swiney 28. Boots CHEERLEADERS 1948 i v ‘fv-= First Row: Cemon Johnson (RE), Billy Porter (LHB), Herbert Higdon (C), Wayne Waldrop (RG), Demp Johnson (RHB), Ray Foster (LG), Brooks Rushing (LE), Bobby Newman (LE), Douglas Howard (RT), Jimmy Porter (FB), Harvey Davis (QB). Second Row: Doyce Nabors (G), Lewis Foster (C), Gene Bobbitt (B), Ravis Ayers (G), Dean McAteer (LT). Third Row: Bobby Jones (B), Rayford Foster (B), Crawford McDaniel (G), Kaywood Stokes (T), Jerry Jones (E), Dale Jones (T), Joe Billy Hamm (E), C. B. Lindsey (G). THE RECORD September 17 we played our first game of the 1948 season at Gordo, and came away losers by the score of 18-13. September 24 we played Carroll- ton there and the game ended in a 6-6deadlock. Our first home game was with Berry, October 1, and we lost 6-0. October 8 we journeyed to Winfield and surprised everyone by scoring first and then losing 25-6. October 14 we played Hubbertvilie at Fayette and won our first game 19-6 October 22 we played Liberty at home and the whole squad participated as we won 26-6. October 29 we played Sulligent and lost 19-0. November 5 we played at Vernon and once again lost, this time by the score 13-7. November 12 we took a well deserved rest and had an open date. November 19 Palmetto came here and we had our best day in winning 42-0. November 25, Thanksgiving Day we played our traditional rivals, Millport. We won 13-0. All the backs and ends of this 1948 squad participated in this year's scor- ing. Billy Porter and Cemon Johnson were our leading scorers. We finished the season with four games won, one tied and five lost. Our loss through graduation, from this year's team will be: Ends, Cemon Johnson and Brooks Rushing; Guard, Ray Foster; Tackle, Dale Jones; and Back, Bobby Jones. Fifteen lettermen are returning for 1949 competition. I m IjuAix H.rt i don-Catri r Uo c Nahor -Go itL 13. Ru okizic - tlicl Ne,:jm aLTi Enel l � Ho dtrei ' Ta.cfcU Co lc ?t Ji Ilia Ltu Ls Fosier Ce ziicr Wr“ «£ Jimmta, H rier 13cisluiLdill Sauced I 'Rov-B. Porter, C.JohnsJn.H, Iht n 2'Ho«-llrt'Ateer H°«ir i,nT hxison. L.Foster, IS Newmati-Noi Shoujp, .n h hi t. a ay i «r j. porter, c. m . t IukMA Ceveto n. 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