Kennedy High School - Kenala Yearbook (Kennedy, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1957 volume:

CLASS ¥ KENNEDY HIGH SCHOOL presents The Yellow Jacket Editor---------Mac Ayers Student Life in J medyjjigh School Now for a year we have been together. We have studied and played— We have cried and cheered — We have struggled and succeeded. In years after May we remember each other and what we did together I Miration (DO (dur jjfaili !� ani Whose S'aci'ificej Guidance And Tail H ve Enabled Us To □ uk FiVsfc Pinn'acle Df 5access We Dedicate Wi+h Pfide find Since -i-ki The YELLOW JUCKET Local Trustees G.T. Walker Charles Davis Homer Ayers County Superintend ent A.A.C handler Countl) B oar 1 Vance Tohnson Felix Sizemore Benton Hankins J.C. h 5 Adams Youoy Shelton M655AG6 from Ihe PRINCIPAL Seniors: The total value of your school experiences can not be measured simply by checking the grades on your monthly or yearly reports. To place a time value on some of the experiences such as Citizen- ship and Leadership, one may have to wait until next year, or until the time when your family, community, state, or nation can have the opportunity to see your life as an individual citizen of your country. Or it may be that future generations will have to judge the true value of your contribution to human welfare. May it be said of you, when the final chapter of your life nas been written, that your contribution was equal to your ability. You may have to pass on to posterity part of the responsibilities which this present generation will leave to you, but let it not be said that you, with your training and background, did not eliminate some of the evils, solve some of the problems, and ih general, leave this world a better place in which to live. I have benefited greatly by our association. Having shared in your happiness and sorrow has left its mark on me. My pay has not been altogether in dollars and cents. My granted wish for you is that much happiness and success be yours. Always remember him from wnom all blessings flow. Sincerely, Charles P. Hayes, Principal Mrs.Byrd Billingsley 5 Special Classes James Guyton Physical Education and Science Mrs. Eve tun Davis Commercial and Social Studies drs.Willena Davis Second Grade • IIV( JL ' ’ 2) Mathematics «Science Mrs.Rae Hayes Sixth Grade Mrs.L audios Junkins Elementary HigK School Physical Education Flrs.Lurlean Karr First Grade fcy Vocational Agriculture Martin E.Karr Miss Bernice Moo re Home Economics A JSoUitt (Jerry Carroll v n GL h cfoona cl o d d (pixo!son back J czu Johnson 'emus e onnson o oy aOea.n c'Johnson j G ar ocLrGu c7o)1Q.3 aJe a,ne tie Oou en 6 'felirlt 5 portan ainieen o onald Q)CLVCLg £ e effi 3cce obmiiti Vice Free: day Holsonback Secretary Treasurer Rosa Lea Gilreath Reporter: Kathleen Rushing Sponsor: Mrs. Ellen Me Adams Class History In August of 1945� we started our school days at Kennedy. Mrs. Addle Baker helped us through our first year. There were I4.O of us in the first grade. By the second grade with Mrs. Willena Davis we were getting to be old hands at coming to school. The thing we enjoyed most with Mrs. Lydia Plyer was our Third Grade Fair. Our fourth year with Mrs. Marceline Willis brought on learning to multiply with four numbers. In the fifth grade with Mrs. Blanche Hydrick we were introduced to fractions. The sixth grade was a pain to a few of us. With Mrs. Yvlette Savage many of us got our first spankings. In '51 we had to accustom ourselves to the ways of high school. Mr. Luther Jones had a diffcult time getting us started. We welcomed Margaret Dunn to our class. Mr. William Carpenter brought us through the 8th grade, we had to say good-by to Margaret Dunn. We were also glad to have Mr. Carpenter again in the 9th grade. This year, we gained Lorine Wilson, Jerry White, and Joe Max Watkins. We began taking Home Economics and Agriculture and more priviliges came our way. We lost Nell Wilson to Pervy Carroll through marriage. Rachel Long was advanced from our class. Mr. M. E. Karr brought us through the 10th grade where we welcomed Rosa Lea Gilreath, Louise Gilreath and Mazine Crowley. We were sorry to lose Joe Max Watkins. In our 11th year with Mrs. Ellen McAdams we presented our first drama, A Feaudin' Over Yonder.” Our banquet theme was Oriental . We lost Jessie Nell Griffin and Mazine Crowley. Mrs. McAdams stayed with us for our senior year, when we lost Charles Howard, Lefoy Jones and Nell Bradford Foster. There are now 26 of us, 11 of the original class. Kathleen Rushing, Class Historian Last Will And Testament We, the Senior Class of 1957� hereby dedicate our last will and testament to the faculty and student body of Kennedy High School. To Mr. Hayes and the faculty we give our sincere appreciation for the patience and kindness they have shown us during our school days. To our beloved sponsor, Mrs. Ellen McAdams, we wish to express our appreciation for her untiring efforts, and the understanding she has shown to us this school terra and the preceding years. To Prances Moore, Kathleen Rushing leaves her knowledge of the Library. , „ ,, To Travis Johnson, Max Bobbitt leaves his ability to play football. Lorine Wilson leaves her silly laughing to Katherine Watkins. William Davis leaves his place as Class President to anyone who can fill it. Jeanette Crawley just wants to leave period. To Leon Vice, Mac Ayers leaves his way of being able to get along with everybody. To Lawrence Whitson, Donald Ciobb leaves hi3 ability of getting along with the girls. To Carolyn Moore, Evelyn Hollinger leaves her flirty ways. Ray Holabnback leaves his courting to Buddy Vice. Remus Johnson leaves his lazy ways to Brooks Wilson. To Bruce Hamner, Donald Savage leaves his map of Belk. Rosa Lea Gilreath leaves her position as Class Secretary to Sidney Earl Davis. Paul Johnson doesn’t want to leave anything. He wants to take it all with him. To Nellie Duke, Linda Cargile, and Faye McDaniel, Barbara Jones leaves her map of Vernon. Curtis Porter leaves his job of Working in the F. F. A. store to London Howard. Betty Sue Smith leaves her place as being quiet in the class to Julia Nell Owens. To Wayne Gilreath, Elton Cooper leaves his silly ways. Jerry White leaves all his wisecracks to Donald Cecil Conner. To Bobby Foster, Jerry Carroll leaves his flirting and also, his map of Palmetto to David Aldridge. Jeanette Owens leaves her ability to go with the Fayette Guys to Katherine Aldridge. Robert Crawley leaves his shyness to Donal Max Wheeler. To Barbara Wiggins, Louise Gilreath leaves her boy trouble. Ervin Cash leaves his Long Tall Sally Ways to Don Newman. To James Taylor, Roy Dean Johnson leaves his car talk. Della Marr Aldridge, well, Della Marr just leaves, Della Marr Aldridge Class Testator Class Prohecy As I, William Davis, sit here daydreaming, I see the future of the Kennedy Class of 57 • As the haze clears the vision be- comes clearer to me. Ten years have passed. I see Mac Ayers happily married and living in Millport. He is owner and manager of the Ayers Lumber Company. I see Ray Holsomeback living in Birmingham. Since he is both rich and good-looking he can't decide on any one girl. I see Lorine Wilson teaching dancing lessons at Kennedy High School. I see Donald Savage riding the girls in a Cadillac. Ha has just won the Indianopolis 500 for the third straight year. I see Max Bobbit doodling sawdust at a certain sawmill. There are a couple of little curly-haired boys running around in the way. I see Elton Cooper in jail. He has just been caught boot- legging blackberry wine. I see Louise Gilreath before a cheering crowd. She has just won the Academy Award for an outstanding performance in one of her many movies. I see Paul Johnson now married and owner of a farm near Palmetto. He still grumbles at his wife occasionally. I see Evelyn Hollinger working as a professional model in New York City. I see Donald Cobb playing right halfback for the world champions, the Cleveland Browns. I see Jerry White as Chief of Police in Belk, Alabama. I see Remus Johnson playing the guitar in Elvis Presley's band. I see Jerry Carroll sitting at a typewriter. He is Sports Editor of the Tuscaloosa News. I see Della Marr Aldridge working at Lamar Manufacturing Co. She is having to keep up her lazy husband. I see Ervin Cash with a towel around his neck, holding a medicine kit. He is manager for the Crimson Tide. I see Jeanette Crowley keeping house for her husband and eight children. She is a wonderful wife and mother. I see Robert Crowley riding a Farmall tractor. He is one of the county's top cotton producers. I see Kathleen Rushing working as a spy for the F. B. I. I see Rosa Lea Gilreath counting the money her husband is making working at Bosch's. I see Barbara Jones living in a fine mansion overlooking Vernon. I see Curtis Porter teaching mathematics at Belk Jr. High. I see Roy Dean Johnson the owner and operator of Kennedy Motor Company. I see Fred Graham as the owner of a large line of trucks. I see Betty Sue Smith as the private secretary to the Governor of Alabama. I see Jeanette Owens as a Private First Class in the W. A. C. I see Mrs. McAdams batting her brains out teaching History at Kennedy High School. I see William Davis as a hermit, since he couldn't get any- one to marry him. William Davis, Class Prophet i ■L0e � £ aT «SfcA °sp z,. tofefc MOST LIKELY TO SUSCEED Kathleen Rushing—William Davis MOST STUDIOUS Lorine Wilson—Donald Savage BEST DRESSED Jeanette Crowley—Donald Cobb WITTIEST Lorine Wilson—Ray Holsonback QUIETEST Betty Sue Smith--Roy Dean Johnson FRIENDLIEST Barbara Jones—Curtis Porter MOST MISCHIEVOUS Della Marr Aldridge-Paul Johnson Eveiy11 HolUn er' yer BEST ATHLETE Jeanette Crowley—Max Bobbitt 5 eh® ’■ % ' ■0009 Oviens Ey( Hayes or White Pranking Home Room Mother Used� to� be Annual Typist and Helper Working on the Annual Memory Books i a Absolutely Crazy - 4 14 a The Gang ft A Feudin’ Over Yonder 99 Jk Play 1355 CHARACTERS Mountain Maggie....An old woman who is quite a person....Rosa Lea Gilreath Maw Fry............... A middle aged woman............................Nell Bradford Emmy Fry.................Maw's daughter.................Della Marr Aldridge Izzie Fry..................Maw's son.................................William Davis Clem Fry......Another son too lazy to stand up straight......Paul Johnson Rosie Belle Fry.......The terror of the hills...............Louise Gilreath Aunt Harry Hornhonker. .A domineering woman..................Lorine Wilson Becky Mae Hornhonker.. .Aunt Harry's niece.................Evelyn Hollinger Willy Hornhonker.. .A very noraely mountain boy.................Donald Cobb Pappy Popoff.....The head of the feudin' Popoffs................Max Bobbitt Zeke Popoff................Pappy's son...................... .....Mac Ayers The Travelin' Preacher...........................................Ervin Cash Wedding Guests..............Kathleen Rushing, Barbara Jones, Betty Sue Smith Musicians.................... ..Ray Holsonback, Fred Graham, Remus Johnson Extra Guests..........Lee Foy Jones, Donald Savage, Jerry Carroll, Elton Cooper, Robert Crawley, Charles Howard, Jerry White Pages Jeanette Owens, Jeanette Crawley Ushers Curtis Porter, Roy Dean Johnson Director Mrs. Ellen McAdams PLACE The main room of the Fry Cabin in the Ozark Mountains TIME Act I: Morning of a beautiful June day Act II: The same as Act I. An hour later Act Illr The same as the previous acts. Late afternoon Junior Play HERE- COME BRIDES Cast December I4., 1956 Jimmy Took Leon Vine Bill Thompson HflmnA-n Aunt Ellen ThomDson. nQ-r a o Uncle Dan Took Peggy Westfield Mrs. Duvalle Bubbles Duvalle Lady MacBeth McDaniel Director Announcer Ushers Nellie Foster Wayne Gilreath Larry Newman Prompters Julia Nell Owens Sound Effects Curtains Pullers... Travis Johnson President: Don Newman Vice President Sidney Earl Davis Secritary: Treasures; Ruth Gilreath Reporter: Nellie Poster Representative to the annual: Katherine Watkins Sponsor: Mrs. Evelyn Davis mors Angalean Aldridge David Aldridge Katherine Aldridge Laynette Atkins Jean Barrett Marguerite Caraway Ratha Carroll Katherine Crowley Sidney Sari Davis 3obby Poster Margene Poster Nellie Poster Ruth Gilreath Wayne Gilreath Bruce Haraner Grace Hunnicutt Essie Pearl Johnson Travis Johnson Carolyn Moore Prances Moore Don Newman Mary HeIon Prater Clara Richards Barbara Ann Rose President Lawrence Whitson Vice President Donald Cecil Conner Secretary-treasurer Ann Brown Linden Howard Jimmy Hamm Shirley Howton James Johnson Armon Newman Nettie Grace Owens Linda Prater Roy Porter Larry Savage Zettie Mae Smith Mertice Lou Stokes Therman Taylor Bobby Aldridge Daniel Baty Glendon Bowles President: Buddy Vice Vice Pres: Maurice Brown Secretary: Linda Cargile Treasurer: Billy Don Taylor Recreation Leader: Lee Edward wilson Sponsor: Mrs. Yvlette Savage Grade, Nellie Duke Charles Graham Oneal Hudson Demos Hunnicutt Carolyn Jones Joy Jones Wallace Ray Leonard Faye McDaniel Norris McDaniel Loyal Mitchell Jewel Moore Brenda Newman Banks Trull Luther Turner Buddy Vice President: Murel Nabor3 Vice President: William Davis Secretary: Treasurer: Charles Davis Reporter: _ Eugene Davis Representative to tne annual: y Norris McDaniel Sponsor: Martin E. Karr Elmer Aldridge Mildred Baswell Betty Baty Mark Bobbitt Buddy Bradford John Billy Cooper Elaine Crawley James Crowley Charles Davis Arnold McDaniel Jimmy Nabors Mursl Nabors adine Owens DeOttis Porter Travis Prater Eugene Collina Gary Crowley Horace R. Crowley John D. Dollor Douglass Foster Eugene Foster rtoy Banks C-ranam Johnny Joe Jrifl'in Murel Jean Howard Edward Hunnicutt Brenda Jones Carol Grace Jones Donald Taylor Sandra Taylor Jerry i’aylor Dorothy Watkins Barbara Trull Billy Turner Olivia Walker Bobby Joe Wheeler First Row L. to R. Angelyn Aldridge, Geraldine Aldridge, Lola Grace Atkins, Tomy Ayers, Donald Champion, Macky Clardy. Second Row L. to R, Bruce Coats, Meri.am Foster, Mildred Gilreath, Linda Goree, Robert Lee HysSw, Larry Johnson. Third Row L. to R. Hansel Jones, Patsy Lindsey, Bobby McDaniel, Mary Alice Patchen, Carolyn Porter, Dwight Prater. Fourth Row L. to R. Gary Prater, Martha Rushing, Freddy Taylor, Roy Thompson, Harry Vice, Janice Weathers. First Row: L. to R. Opal Aldridpe, Hershel Baswell, Joan Clardy, Betty Ann Foster, Vester Gilliam. Joe Curry Burgess, Second Row: L. to R. Norris Griffin, Geraldine Langford, Johnny McAdams, Paul Nolen. Howard, Wanda Land, James Third Row: L. to R. Brenda Newman, Charles Owens, Ruth Striplinp, Margaret Trull. b 1° Thornton. St6phen Crowley’ Nan y Leonard, Marie Owens, Barbara Smith, J. Grade Mrs. Blanche Hydrick First Row: L. to R. Terry Cash, Wayne Coats, Jimmie Don Crowley, Paula Haney, Sarah Jo Holsonback, Benny Hydrick. Second Row: L. to R. Carolyn Johnson, Steve Johnson, Mary Janice Jones, Vicki Lynn Junkins, Linda Langford, Jo Frank Leonard. Third Row: L. to R. Peggy Jean Lollar, Elaine McAdams, H. D. Mitchell, Judy Moore, Debra Newman, Dorothy Owens. Fourth Row: L. to R. Rosa Patchen, Jerry Porter, Joan Prater, Gwendolyn Taylor, Ray Trull. lanPorter, Sue Ellen Grade No Picture: Jimmie Stewart, Andy Thornton •Mi Mrs. Janet Williams First Row: L. to R. Earline Aldridge, Mary Frances Aldridge, Mary Elizabeth Aycock, Rebecca Bobbitt, Bobby Cottrell, Danny Lee Crowley. Second Row: L. to R. Max Crowley, Baneta Channell, Barbara Foster, Brenda Foster, Linda Faye Gilliam, Peggy Joyce Hollinger. Third Row: L. to R. Margie Hudson, Harold Jones, Brenda Johnson, J. W. Langford, Patricia Lollar, Douglas Long. Fourth Row: L. to R. Thurman McDaniel, Danny Newman. Howard Owens, George Owens, Billy Porter, Regenia Porter. Fifth Row: L. to R. Tony Porter, Jerry Patchen, Curtis Stokes, Martha Stripling, Jennie Tompson, Sandra Trull. Sixth Row: L. to R. Linda Ann Taylor, Frank Vice, Marianne Vick. Mrs. Lydia Plyler First Row: L. to R. Edward Abbott, Marie Aldridge, Ardeth Anderson, Freida Cagle, Kenneth Cash, David Collins. Second Row: L. to R. Sonny Cork, Bobby Joe Crowley, Ronny Davis, Billy Foster, Carolyn Foster, Elaine Foster. Third Row: L. to R. Wayne Foster, James Griffin, Butcn Haney, Charles Harris, Delora Hildretn, Olen Hudson. Fourth Row: L. to R. Brenda Leonard, Barbara Ann Lollor, 3arbara Dean Loif, Levern Newman, Annie Ruth Owens, Troyce Prater. Fifth Row: L. to R. Fred Ray Savage, Donald Spencer, Jimmy Stripling, Kay Taylor, Wayne Taylor, Joe Wilson. 2-Grade f !rs. .viliens Davis (■fu 1' i Jl Fourth Row: Danny Owens, J. C. Owens, Joyce Ann Prater, Sue Porter, Mary Stripling, Louis Trull. Fifth Row: Bonnie Turner, James William Wilson, Sally Wilson. First ■‘tow: Che -ter Aldridge, Mary Ann Anderson, Deborah Jhannell, Carolyn Crawley, Gloria Jene Crawley, patrica ake’ Mrs. Lurlean Karr Second Row: Elaine Duncan, Joan Foster, Mike Haney, Nellie Holsonback, Jimmy Hudson, Cecelia Jones. Third Row: Randy Jones, Claude Karr, Steve McAdams, Charlotte McDaniel, Freddy Max Moore, Derris Newman. ROSA LEA GILREATH 'Good CITIZENSHIP Girl Sponsored by D.A.R. P. T. A. OFFICERS President-Mra. Evelyn Davla Vice Pres.-Krs. Rae Hayea Secretary-Mra. Lurline Karr Treagnrer-Mrs. Grace Jones to the Annual Staff Seventh Grade- Marilyn Sherrill Eighth Grade- Arnold McDaniel Ninth Grade- Travis White Tenth Grade- Patsy Ayers Eleventh Grade- Katherine Watkins Slmwim pAunmdr w $ umc rt 1� Blame Madams The ANNUAL STAFF We are happy to present to you the 1956-1957 YELLOW JACKET. Our aim has been to give you a book to be loved, cherished, and honored. 1 May it bring back pleasant memories of your days at Kennedy High School. To the student body and business people, we wish to express our gratitude for your co-operation and support. Sponsor: Mrs. Ellen McAdams Editor-in-Chief: Mac Ayers Assistant Editors: Kathleen Rushing, William Davis Social Editors: Barbara Jones, Betty Sue Smith, Donald Savage Art Editors: Louise Gilreath, Jerry White, Elton Cooper Business Mamagers: Lorine Wilson, Jeanette Owens Sales Managers: Della Marr Aldridge, Evelyn Hollinger, Donald Cobb, Robert Crowley Sports Editors: Ray Holsonback, Max Bobbitt, Jerry Carroll, Curtis Porter Photographers: Jeanette Crawley, Rosa Lea Gilreath, Ervin Cash Advertising Managers: Paul Johnson, Remus Johnson Sponsor Mr3. Elizabeth Vick Left Row: Top to Bottom- Lawrence Whitson, Leon Vice, Bruce Hamner, Jean Barrett, Ratha Carroll, Faye McDaniel, Nixola Porter, Mattie Ruth Owens, Carolyn Jones, Joy Jones, Margene Foster, Nellie Duke. Right Row: Top to Bottom- Thermun Taylor, Maurice Brown, Faye Wilson, Ann Brown, Clara Richards, Linda Prater, Patsy Ayers, Brenda Newman, Banks Prater, Mary Helen Prater, Linda Cargile, Jewel Moore. Left Wing: Francis Moore, Katherine Watkins, Marguerite Caraway, Betty Cork. Right Wing: Mertice Stokes, Shelby Jean Taylor, Zettie Mae Smith, Gloria Wiggins. 'VitaPi i Front Row: L. To ft. Nellie Foster, Nixola Porter, Mary Helen Prater, Banks Prater, Katherine Watkins , Waurene Newman, Linda Prater, Patsy Ayers, Louise Gilreath, Faye Wilson. Center uow: L. to R. Lawrence Wnitson, Grace Hunni- cutt, William Davis, ftatha Carroll, Marguerite Caraway, Sidney Earl Davis, Angalean Aldridge, Jeanette Crowley, Rosa Lea Gilreath, Donald Cecil Conner. Back Row: L. to R. Donal Max Wheeler, Ruth Gilreath, Larry Newman, Larry Savage, Wavne Gilreath, Donald savage, Don Newman. Roy Porter, Della Marr Aldridge, Leon Vice. Not snown Mac ayers. Sponsor Mr. Charles P. Hayes Officers President- William Davis Secretary- Ruth Gilreath FUTURE TEAC+tERS Officers President- Patsy Ayers Vice President- Linda Prater Sec.-Treas.- Ann Brown Reporter- Gloria Wiggins Song Leader- Mertice Stokes Sponsor- Miss Inez Douglass AMERICA Front Row: L. to R. Faye Wilson, Gloria Wiggins, Mertice Stokes, Anne Brown, Linda Prater, Patsy Ayers, Joy Jones. Back Row: L. to R. Zettie Mae Smith, Kathleen Rushing, Barbara Jones, Grace Hunnicutt, Katherine Watkins, Rosa Lea Gilreath, Betty Sue Smith. 'V CLUB oeated-L. to R. Carolyn Moore, Jeanette Crawley, Katherine Crawley, Barbara Wiggins. Center Row-L. to R. Jerry Weathers, Mac Ayers, Leon Vice, Bruce Hamner, Donald Cecil Conner, Bobby Foster, James Taylor, Ray Holsonback. Back Row-L. to R. Donald Cobb, Jerry White Jerry Carroll, Coach Guyton, Donald Savare Max Bobbitt, William Davis. President- Mac Ayers V. President- William Davis Secretary- Don Cecil Conner Treasurer- Leon Vice Reporter- Jerry Carrol Sponsor Coach Guyton FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA First Row: L. to R. Clara Richards, Katherine Watkins, Patsy Ayers, Ruth Gilreath, Margene Foster, Linda Prater, Faye Wilson, Nellie Foster, Banks Prater, Barbara Wiggins. Second Row: L. to R. Ratha Carroll, Nixola Porter, Waurene Newman, Mattie Ruth Owens, Joy Jones, Mary Helen Prater, Sidney Earl Davis, Brenda Newman, Carolyn Jones, Carolyn Moore, Katherine Crowley Third Row: L. to R. Marguerite Caraway, Nellie Duke, Faye McDaniel, Mertice Stokes, Katherine Aldridge, Francis Moore, Annie Faye Owens, Angelean Aldridge, Linda Cargile. Fourth Row: L. to R. Shelby Jean Taylor, Jeanette Crawley, Ann Brown, Gloria Wiggins, Zettie Mae Smith, Julia Nell Owens, netty Cork, Grace Hunnicutt, Jewel Moore. F H A OFFICERS President: Patsy Ayers Vice President: Ruth Gilreath Secretary: Nellie Foster Treasure: Sara Faye Wilson Reporter: Margene Foster Historian: Linda Prater Parliamentorian: Katherine Watkins Sponsor: Miss Bernice Moore CD v t. First Row: L. to R. Mr. Martin E. Karr, William Davis, James Taylor, Donald Cecil Conner, Joe Crowe, Jimmy Hamm. Second Row: L. to R. Roy Porter, Charles Graham, Bobby Aldridge, Bobby Foster, Armon Newman, Brooks Wilson, Luther Turner, James Johnson, Ray Holsonback, Jady Newman. Third Row: L. to R. Lawrence Whitson, Therman Taylor, Jackie Elmore, Daniel Baty, Buddy Vice, Larry Savage, Elton Cooper, Robert Crawley. Fourth Row: L. to R. Larry Newman, Wayne Gilreath, David Aldridge, Don Newman, Jerry Weathers, Bruce Hamner, Demus Hunnicutt, Wallace Lenard. Sponsor Mr. Karr Jf. High Girls First Row: L. to R. Merle Jean Howard, Dorotny Watkins, Adine Owens, Christine Aldridge, Olivia Walker, Carol Jones, Marilyn Sheri First Row: L. to R. Merle Jean Howard, Dorothy Watkins, Adine Owens, Christine Aldridge, Olivia Walkdr, Carol Jones, Marilyn Sherrill, Sandra Taylor. Second Row: L. to R. Mildred Baswell, Kathleen Sparks, Dorsey Nell Owens, Jimmie Nell Baswell, Elaine Crowley, Murel Nabors, Betty Spencer, Barbara Trull. Third Row: L. to R. Gail Newman, Henri Jane Plyler, Veronia Prater, Sandra Long, Jane Barrett, Opal Smith, Betty Baty, Brenda Jones. Sponsor: Mrs. Yvlette Savage GIRLS U-H CLUB OFFICERS President: Henri Jane Plyler Vice President: Sandra Long Sec. and Trea.t Murel Nabors Reporter: Marilyn Sherrill Song Leaders: Gail Newman and Olivia Walker Recreation: Carol Jones Miss Inez Douglass First Row: L. to R. James Crowley, Gene Ray Taylor, C. L, Gilliam, Mark Bobbitt, Arnold McDaniel. Second Row: L. to R. Larry Land, Jerry Taylor, Jimmy Nabors, Eugene Foster, Jonn D. Dollar, John Billy Cooper. Third Row: L. to R. Charles Davis, William Davis, Banks Graham, Billy Wayne Cargile, Bobby Joe Wheeler, Douglas Foster, Horace Ray Crowley, Johnie Joe Griffin, Elmer Aldridge, Howard Prater, Richard Smith. Fourth Row: L. to R. Joe Hildreath, Travis Prater, Eugene Collins, Don Flick, Junior Patchen, Douglas Owens, Cois Aldridge, Donald Taylor, Billy Baty, Sherman Johnson. Fifth Row: L. to R. Billy Gerald Jones, Billy Turner, Maurice Lenard, Eugene Davis, Buddy Bradford, Harry Tomlin, Doug Weathers, Edward Hunnicutt, Landon Livingston. ELEMENTARY GIRLS 4-H Front Row: L. to R. Joan Clardy, Opal Aldridge, Geraldine Howard, Ruthie Stipling, Patsy Lindsey, Brenda Newman, Wanda Land, Mildred Gilreath. Middle Row: L, to R, Mrs. Blanche Hydrick, Betty Foster, Mary Alice Patchen, Meriam Foster, Carolyn Porter, Margaret Trull. Back Row: L. to R. Linda Goree, Lola Grace Atkins, Janice Weathers, Angelyn Aldridge, Martha Rushing, Geraldine Aldridge. President: Patsy Lindsey Vice President: Carolyn Porter Secretary: Mary Alice Patchen Songleader: Mildred Gilreath Martha Rushing Recreation Leader: Angelyn Aldridge Sponsor: Mrs. Blanche Hydrick OFFICERS President: Freddie Taylor Vice President: Johnny McAdams Sec. and Treas.s Tommy Ayers Song Leaders: Harry Vice Paul Nolan Rec. Leader: Bobby McDaniel First Row: L. to R. Dwight Prater, Joe Curry Burgess, Freddy Taylor, Tommy Ayers, Paul Nolan, Hansel Jones, Bruce Coats. Second Row: L. to R. James Langford, Charles Owens, Macky Clardy, Johnny McAdams, Bobby McDaniel, Harry Vice, Gary Prater, Larry Johnson. Third Row: L. to R. Robert Hysaw, Ruell Welch, Donald Champion, Vester Gilliam, Norris Griffin, Hershell Baswell, Roy Thompson. Sponsor: Mrs. Rae Hayes I , cof « • xfl sP YeWovi Jackets Downs H'vitte Kennedy High Names v - rt l Carrollton New Cheerleaders l Coacn om .,: | chedd ° KENNEDY —Cheerleader� fo: e A A D.«hp coming school year have been: in ftnener 20-0 i r ° Ill VH0llV l Und crush� Wly„in5. ok- 1 (Inal came and Jeanette Crowley. The Tackle Ray last named vw a cheerleader las . Ca !«f ' 80$ Kennedy Goes ' ? T1� ”� ’' ' cJV' coi 'The Kennedy j; _—� irm of direction James pie led for the Max - � h r four will be ser £n s Cobb 1 see me ed to £ %.jH sS Ai “■ tS - k e Kennedy Donald „ - .s2 ,:. � « � “K” Club OrnalcMl A( Kennedy Hish Tho i Jerry Carroll ch i et Crmen of Kennedy Hfch 5 ?°1 organized their K� “i£? Wednesday Th « . , K club ,C vwrSDrPrMld n,: D -ST Secretary-' £ :ter.rer’ and Ca-V™: nlUttion will come three tin,.. Kennedy Defeats Guin By 1 Point Bv Jerry Carroll — j on a 67 I set the Yellow Jackets off to ai j egrly lead. Guin came back i strong and scored on a 63 yard •drive. Guin missed their extra point on their touchdown which j gave Kennedy the victory. Max Bobbitt ran the opening Jacket� kickoff from his 20 yard line to “ ■ jthe 37 yard line. On the first play QB Davis called on Bobbitt who : reeled off 10 yarcs on the first down of the game. Cobb picked up another first down on an 11 ard run 'Ground end. Bobbitt lined 3 N' ards and Con r gal' r m Jtt ran for 15 ds- down on (7 t Q d 6 yds A fv for n is h° ,N% %: Oj ’vS % % K „ A J'e W'V .noth- S 7Sr 4?«%: Kennedy B Jackets Win Over Sulligent By Jerry Carroll The Kennedy Yellow Jacket B team defeated the Sulligent B S gffiM . h C«bb dnigbt. }n_? Cobb on the K %L, or right a A oe ,y 12 t tackle for Guin failed fj® point and V kick-off to his °6a .«e Bobbitt gained •V 0 ' the 45. Cobb reeled X, , •• and a first down on Conner picked up 4 dsve .' nnedv fumbled and Guin v .d. Taylor picked up a 1st n tnd the quarter ended. Stuart carried for 5 and Taylor r the first down on the 48. God- sy went to the 40 and Taylor vent for the first down on the Kennedy 30. The Yet� - ted second 4 and bbltt team Monday night to remain «0- ?., .y CAJWJ; n ovor preBCe defeated. Kennedy scored .Ais VX - ' — Kennedy .'°J-,n9 behind in the first quarter, ano the second and one in tl period. They passed for tw in the fourth period to din 34 to 13 victory. Sulligent scored once in quarter and again in the It their 13 points. Kennedy's first TD was on a 30 yard drive with 1 Newman scoring. Wayne Gill made the extra point. Sulligent came back and d, 62 yards with Haney scoring ■Davi� Kenned TriumP'1 Opens Over klg a « iw- S n 00 o-yard % A A ( J My With 20-u =! . , Kennedy Nips Guin Hubb KENNEDY - The Kennedy Yel low Jackets won their third game ;v of the season against two defeats gfv ™ ■ a v- . ya � -«ille - 5o c4 iere Friday night as halfback Max flUtoberi ttedrijjjj Bobbitt accounted for all the Ken lu J a bloc 2Lde ■‘frsfcS S'aaiS � 5 cngporu aT,ia Ken around rTtump eo ; Ne aVa -cd w Wrobb r06,Cl ofteboo’-. next ( trKj itWWSS! ovrrtd oo Iu, , nedv points in a 7 6 decision over X Gum Bobbit drove over from the six ran again for the extra climax a 75 yard march with. a 15 vard run. Sulligent failec K£ X no- 13 recovr- to cmna • make the exUa point and K pedJ Jc V Hub JaBO , robtl °P«mn k,ckofI ■•l ovet 1 ntOUT. pgitfy ’ raiin ratalUtail Kv po© - navk •'.rtry ovr ' v� etr tn ' JTn tour • u.j uurn retau 3“J- S?s'Sg� s r yrsa f L “2 make the exUa nedy led 7 . Kennedy Intercepted a pass the 50 yard Moo A 50 yard pa v -tlvia from Larry Savage to end. Leo o e c --- Vice, who «cored on the play. Gi P' Snd ,’ 35 P°l a ber l7olo coning after that reath again ran for the axtr J Soa 4 -- ??•� bocK t. t ..n(,Pd to� 035 .«-cere� cyc- Pmy was hampered bv GUin retaliated by marching-lor hot the extra point The two team look turns mart - but K - -SCORES- -vs 20 Hubbertville 0 6 Carrollton 12 20 Berry (o 7 Re For m 26 7 Gum to 7 M |l port 13 27 V na 0 7 Vernon 28 7 Bn ll ant 13 2 Palmetto 18 Co-Captains Donald Cobb, Max Bobbitt Top How; L. to R. Donald Cobb.LH, Bruce Hamner B, William Davis,.}B, Donald Conner,PR, Max Bobbitt,RK, Bottom: Donald Savage,LS, Bobby Foster,?, Jerry White,G, back! £|ylor,C Ma° Ayers,G' Jerpy Weathers,T, Hay Holson- “A TEA M Jerry White, R.G. Pf Senior Played 3 years Lettered 2 years Donald Cobb, R.H.B. Senior Played 6 years Lettered I4. years Donald Savage, R.E. Senior Played 5 years Lettered I4. years u Bruce Hamner, Utility Back Junior Played 5 years Lettered 2 years Jerry Weathers, T.. Sopnomore Played 3 years Lettered 2 years Donald Conner, P.B. Sophomore Played’ 3 years Lettered 2 years James Taylor, C Junior Played I4. years Lettered 2 Bobby Poster, Utility Line Junior Played 3 years Lettered I year Travis Johnson, L.E. Junior Played 1+ years Lettered 3 years B TEAM Front Row: Oneal Hudson, Mark Bobbitt, Harry Tomlin, Eugene Davis, Buddy Bradford, Larry Land, Travis White. Middle Row: Larry Savage, Larry Newman, Wayne Gilreath, Charles Davis, Buddy Vice, Armon Newman, David Aldridge. Back Row: Leon Vice, Sherman Johnson, Therman Taylor, Lawrence Whitson, Jimmy Nabors, Doug Weathers, Norris McDaniel. William Davis 'guard' Holsonback 'forward' Bruce Hamner 'forward' Wayne Gilreath 'forward' Mac Ayers 'guard' Jerry White Jerry Carroll 'guard ' center' BASKETBALL B TEAM Front Row: L. to R. Jerry Taylor, Armon Newman, Jackie Elmore, Travis White Back Row: L. to R. Joe Crowe, Charles Graham, Coach Guyton, Roy Porter. I Front Row: L. to R. Bruce Hamner, William Davis, Robert Crawley, Paul Johnson, Bobby Foster, Lee Edward Wilson, Back Row: L. to R. Larry Savage, Ray Holsonback, Coach Guyton, Donald Max Wheeler, Larry Whitson, Donald Cobb, Demos Hunnicut, Max Bobbitt, Leon Vice What have you lost? Friends Falling 3ob Glee Club Former student What a bunch ah Mush Don't Glee Club Boss Just resting Superintends (oducation Vernon, Alabama MOON NOTOR 6 CO. Millport jAk-bq- � . DOWDLE FUNERAL HOME brown Service and. Familu Reserve. Millport, Alo.. davis brothers Spreader «Service. ppriilijer kennalvi, aid. 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