Kennedy High School - Kenala Yearbook (Kennedy, AL)
- Class of 1959
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i ertfor u J'a.ss KENWEDV HiGWSCKOOL presents “' Ffia £9 Ke-A-ata' Ed ii or. Linda Jilsorx As we look out into the World, we see many new hopes and new dreams. We realize, that soon, we are to leave Kennedy High School. It is now the time for our yearbook. We hope that you will enjoy it as much as we enjoyed giving it to you. May many happy memories come to those who leaf through the pages of this book. May our work not be in vain. PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Each day brings a new challenge to our democracy Ihe challenge that the Russians have brought before us must be answered by citizen who have faith In God, an understanding and an appreciation of our American way of life, and the courage to stand for what they believe Is right. One of the major responsibilities of any school system Is to see that every student becomes well acquainted with the facts about the blessings of American citizenship. The teachers have done this. Now It Is your responsibility to use this knowledge you have learned to make our country a better place to live. I hope that you will always be citizens of which your parents, church, Kennedy School and community will be proud. Sincerely, C.P- C. P. Hayes, Principal MRS- L AU dici: .71JN KINS THE ANNUAL STAFF Editer-in-chief..... Assistant Editor.... Co. Assistant Editor •Linda Wilson Donald Conner .Armon Newman Art Editor.......... Assistant Art Editor Lawrence Whitson .....Don Crowley Snorts Editor...... Assistant Sports Editor •Jackie Elmore Jerry Weathers Social Editcr........... Assistant Social Editor Gloria Wiggins Shirley Howtcn Business Manager............ Assistant Business Manager .Patsy Ayers Larrv Savage Advertising Manager....... Assistant Advertising Manager Thurman Tailor Mertice Stokes Photographer.......... Assistant Photographer Lendon Howard James Johnson Sales Manager....... Assistant Sales Manager Zettie Holsonback ...Ann Holsonback Photographers James Johnson Llndon Howard Mr. and Mrs. Senior Class Patsy Ayers Donald Conner Class Prophet Larry Savage Class Historian Lindon Howard m Class Testator Lawrence Whitson Sponsor Mrs. Laudice Junkine Class Officers President---------—Lawrence Whitson Vice President-----Patsy Ayers Sec.----Trees.-----Larry Savage Reporter-----------Mertice Stokes Music Teacher Lunchroom Workers Mrs, Davis and Mrs. Nabors BUS DRIVERS First Row: L to R. Troy Prater, Est-er Owens, Lefoy Jones Second Row: L, to R, Robert Crawley, Marlon Foster, Jerry Moore Jackie Elmore Donald Conner PO.rs. Evelyn Davis Commerical and Socio-I Studies (Hys. Bernice Bryant H one Economics Billy Joe Colvin Physical Education and Science Miss Xne3 Douglass Math era at ICS aM Science Mys. ElUtvMsRdcxfvis Social Studies MrsBlancheHydrick Fi'fth Srade - ■ Yst5ar et Ui 11 GSAS Fourth. Grade Martin.E. Karr Vocational Agriculture Mrs. Lydia Filler Third Grade Mys Lurl earv K arr First Grade Mrs. Rae Mayes Sixth Grade President PATSY AYERS F.T.A.1,2 Beta Club 2,3,1 Class President 1 F.H.A. 1,2,3 Polio Chairman for KHS Glee Club 1,2,3 Who's Who Cheerleader 2,3,1 K Club 2,3,4 Rep, to Annual 2 Annual Staff Junior Play DONALD CONNER F.F.A. 1,2,3,1 Football 1,2,3,! K Club 1,2,3,1 Basketball Beta Club 2,3 Who's Who Annual Staff Junior Play Class Pres. 3 LAWRENCE WHITSON F.F.A. 1,2,3 Glee Club 1,2,3 Football 1,2,3,! Baseball 1,2,3,1 Beta Club 2,3,1 K Club 1,2 Rep. to Annual 3 Who's Who Annual Staff Junior Play MRS. LAUDICE JUNKINS SPONSOR Vice President LARRY SAVAGE F.F.A. 1,2,3 Glee Club 1,2 Beta Club 2,3.1 K Club 2,3,1 Football 1,2,3,! Class Reporter 3 Who's Who Annual Staff Basketball 3,1 Sec. Trea. 1 Junior Play MERTICE STOKES F.H.A 1,2,3 F.T.A 1,2,3,1 Glee Club 1,2,3 Who's Who Annual Staff Junior Play REPORTER DON CROWLEY F.F.A 1,2,3 Baseball 3,4 Football 3,4 Who'a Who Annual Staff Junior Play ANN HOLSONBACK Sec, Trees. 1,3 Cheerleader 3 K1 Club 3,4 Reporter Glee Club 1,2,3,4,5 Who's Who F.H.A. 1,2,3 F.T.A. 1,2,4 Annual Staff Junior Play JACKIE ELMORE F.F.A. 3 K Club 3,4 Football 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Who's Who Annual Staff Junior Play ZERTIE HOLSONBACK F.H.A. 1,2,3 F.T.A. 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,h,5 Who's Who Annual Staff Junior Play LENDON HOWARD F.F.A. 1,2,3 F.F.A. Store 2,3 Who's Who Annual Staff SHIRLEY HOWTON Who's Who Annual Staff I JAMES JOHNSON F.F.A. 3 Who a Who Annual Staff THURMAN TAYLOR P.F.A. 1,2,3 K Club 1,2,3 Glee Club 1,2,3 Football 1,2,3,1+ Who's Who Annual Staff ARMON NEWMAN F.F.A. 1,2,3 Football 1,2,3,1; Basketball 2,3,1+ K Club 2,3 Vice Prea. 3 Who'a Who Annual Staff Junior Play GLORIA WTGGINS P.H.A. 1,2,3 F.T.A. 1,2 Cheerleader 2,3 K Club 2,3 Glee Club 1,2,3 Who's Who Annual Staff Junior Play JERRY WEATHERS F.F.A. 1,2,3 Pootball 1,2,3,!+ Basketball 2,3,1+ Glee Club 1,2 K Club 1,2,3,U Baseball 2,3 I+ Class Song Leader Who's Who Annual Staff LINDA WILSON F.H.A. 1,2,3 F.T.A. 1,2 Glee Club 1,2,3 Beta Club 2,3,!+ Cheerleader 2,3 mKm Club 2,3,U Rep. to Annual 3 AnnuaL Staff Who's Who Junior Play Class Reporter CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 191 7, Mrs. Eula Mae Kincaid started us on our way as becoming seniors. We have eleven now of our original class, which w-s forty-six in number. They are: Ann Holsonback, Mertlce Stokes, Larry Savage, Lawrence Whitson, Patsy Ayers Linda Wilson, Zettle Holsonback, James Johnson, Donald Conner, Linden Howard, and Don Crowley. As sorry as we were to lose some of the members of our class, we were happy to ga'n the ones that took their places. Tn the year of 1953, Mrs. Kathleen Bragg started us on our way through high school. We worked hard In the eighth grade to put lights In our room. Our teacher was Miss. Doug- lass. In the ninth grade Mr. William Carpenter was our sponsor. In the tenth grade Mr. James Guyton, we welcomed Jackie Elmore and Joe Crow that year. Tn the eleventh grade we were glad to welcome Mrs. Laud Ice Junkins es our sponsor, but we lost Joe Crow and Nettie Grace Owens, and in that year we sponsored the Jun?or-Sen or Banquet also we had the Jun’or Play. As we close our twelve years at Kennedy High School we feel deep regret, but we take all our treasured memories of our classmates and teachers with us. We hope we w’ll leave memories w’th the teachers that w'll be remembered through the coming years. Class Historian p Q Linden Howard LA ST WILL AND TESTA KENT We, the Seniors of 1959, being of sound mind and body, hereby dedicate our Last Will and Testament to the faculty and students of Kennedy High School. Mert1ce Stokes leaves to continue looking for a husband. LarrySavage leaves his way of getting out of trouble to Buddy Vice. Armon Newman leaves his car talk and truck driving to Gene Ray Taylor. Ann Holsonback will be glad to give free advice to any- one Interested In a good Housekeeping Pol icy. Don Crowlev leaves his wise cracks and crazy ways to Jimmy Caraway. Jackie Elmore leaves his love for cars to Buddy Bradford. Patsy Ayers leaves her place as Cutest of the Class to Olivia Walker. Zett 1 e Holsonback leaves to live happily married. Jerry Weathers leaves his ability to play football to J1mmy Nabors. James Johns on leaves his quiet ways to Demas Hunnlcutt. L nda lson leavea her plsce as Miss D.A.R. to Joy Jones’! Shirley Howton leaves her friendly and sweet ways to Betty Cork. Glorla Wiggins leaves her way of 'making up and break- ing up'1 to Ann Smi+h. Thurman Taylor leaves his way of dating the young and old to Maurice Brown. Donald Conner leaves his way of getting along with the girls to Travis White. Linden Howard leaves his mathematical brain to Ronald Waldrop. Lawrence Whitson leaves his place as Sen’or Class President to Pa ye McDan ieT! To Mrs. Junklns, our sponsor, we leave our deepest appre- ciation for her patience and understanding throughout our Senior year. . • (fawr«nc« OkiZs ’ Lawrerce Whitson CLASS PROPHECY I was sitting In Study Hall day dreaming, when I should have been studying, thinking about what each member of the Senior Class was doing ten years from now. I saw Gloria Wiggins chasing B. V. across the Luxapilila Bottom. Armon Newman was hauling lumber to the Damn Yankees. Jackie Elmore had half interest in the Central Foundry. James Johnson was sitting around doing nothing like always. Mertice Stokes was writing a Gossip Column in the Birmingham News. Shirley Howton was happily married and living in Birmingham. Lawrence Whitson was teaching Solid Geometry at K. H. S. Jerry Weathers was playing left tackle for the San Francisco Forty Ninners. Lindon Howard was a great play writer by the name of Shakespeare. Ann Holsonback was living on a tree farm Just outside of Kennedy. Zettie Holsonback was in Germany where her husband is stationed. Don Crowley was happily married and living on a hill over looking Belk. Thurman Taylor was planning to run for President in the next election. Donald C. Conner was taking the top elimination honer with his new G. M. C. pickup at the Drag Strip. Linda Wilson was giving B. R. W. advice on how to handle the Wilsons, Patsy Ayers had just started her newest movie that is expected to win the Academy Award. Mrs. Junk ins was still calling soft ball games at her P. E. Classes. Because I couldn't see myself, I didn't find out what I was doing. Class Prophet Larry savage Lawrence Whitson Mertice Lou Stokes Zettie Mae Smith Don Crowley Patsy Ayers Armon Newman 0 Don Cecil Conner Beat Athlete Donald Connor Patsy Ayers Best Dressed Ann Holsonback Armon Newman Quietest James Johnson Shirley Howton Best All Around Jerry Weathers Gloria Wiggins Kindest Ann Holsoncack Don Crowley Most Intelligent Larry Savage Linda Wilson Cutest Jackie liliaorc Patsy Ayers Most Mischievous Jackie Elmore Mertice Stokes Most Handsome and Prettist Donald Conner Am Holsonback I Most Courteous Thurman Taylor Settle Holsontac« Neatest Gloria IJigfiRs Thurman Taylor Witt 1st Don Crowley Gloria Wigging Most Likely To Succeed Llndon Howard Zettle Holsonback Most Popular Linda Wilson Donald Conner Most in Love ... Armor. Newman Linda (Prater) Wilson Most Studious Zettle Holsonback Lawrence Whitson Shyest Friendlest James Johnson Larry Savage Shirley HowtonMertice Stokes There It Goes Duke Is'Gone Can Sln6 R D Vice’or Presley Bye-Bye Elvis Pattie Page And jo Stafford Margret Whiting Jerry Lee Lewis Everly Brothers Special Guest Sweet little Darlinrs President and Date of '?P He's pot one y N H % % Lovely Couples Local Trustee JUNIORS Mrs. Ellon McAdatrs Eobby Aldridge Kaurice Brown Jimmy Caraway Joy Jones Jady Newnan Billy Don Taylor Wallace Lenord Bobby Trull Faye McDaniel Buddy Vice Ronald Waldrop Prt-siJ nt-Faye McDaniel Vice President-Buddy Vice Secretary-Billy Don Taylor Treasurer-Carolyn Jones Sophomores Mrs. Evelyn Davis C. I. Gilliam very Sue Barbara Ann Ivy Gilrea tb John Billy Cooper Jeannette Dawkins Konny Larwood Elaine Crowley Virjinia cster Sandra Tons'. Arnold McDaniel Norris Jimmy Nabors McDaniel Robert Owens Oene Ray Cynthia Vice Taylor Pillie Ruth Watkins Dour Weathers Kathleen Sparks Bobby Aldridge Billy «joe bolvin Sponsor Christine Aldridge Cols Aldridge Eugene Collins Nona K. Buck Banka Graham Edward Hunnicut Brenda Jones Carol Jones Larry Land Marvin Leonard Nancy Mitchell Gail Newman Dorsey Nell Owens junlor patchen HenriJane Plyler Howard Prater Marilyn Shrrill Opal Smith Sandra Taylor Harry Tomlin EIGHTH GRADE Angelyn Aldridge Donald Champion Macky Clardy F, Tony Aldridge Tommy Ayers Billy Baty Billy Wayne Cargile Gary Crowley Horace Ray Crowley Eugene Poster Linda Gilreath Murel Jean Howard Larry Johnson Maurice Leonard Patsy Bobby James Douglas Carolyn Dwight Lindsey McDaniel Porter Prater Harry Dorothy Janice Ruell Vice Watkin3 Weathers Welch President-Tommy Ayers Vice President-Freddy Taylor Sec. and Treas.-Carolyn Porter Reporter-Bobby McDaniel Opal aldrioge Joseph Burgess Joart Clardy Bruce Coats Betty Foster Vester Gilliam Geraldine Howard Robert Hysaw Hansel Jones Wanda Lard James Langford Linda Leonard Nancy Leonard Johnny McAdams Nellie McCool Rut}tie Stripling J. E. Thorntcn Margaret Trull Benny hydrlck Carolyn Johnson Cherry Jones Janice Jones vieky Lyn Junkins Debra L. Kerman Dorothy Owens Ro3le Patchen Carol Porter Jerry rorter Joan Porter Suellen Prater Gwen Taylor Fred Trull Trull Blanche Hydride Earline Aldridge Mary aldridge Elizabeth Aycock Rebecca Bobbitt Jean Clerdy Bobby Cottrell Danny Crowley Max Crowley Barbara Foster Linda Gillian Sherry Gllreath Peggy Hollinger Margie Hudson Brenda Johnson w J • Langford Douglas Long m «. wm Ol w ■ a. _ w '■'ary Jar.e Long Thurman McDaniel Danny Newman Jerry Patchen Billy Ray Porter David Porter Regina Porter Tony Porter Curtis Stokes Sandra Trull Prank Vice Marsha AldridgeArdeth Anderson Kenneth Cash David Collins Lindon Cork Wayne Foster Charles Harris Davis Hayes Deleris Hildreth Olen Hudson Linda Johnson Harold Jones Brenda Leonard L vern Newman Barbara Long Annie Ruth Ovrens George Cwcnc Troyce Prater Fred Ray Sovnge Sher--’. Stok'r Jimmy Stripling Donald Sp . . Kay Taylor Wayne Taylor Joe Wilson Mr3. Lydia Plyler Edward Abbott Chester Aldridge Mary Ann Anderson Carolyn Crawley Gloria Crawley Patricia Duke Nellie Holsomback Jimmy Hudson Cecelia Jones Handy Jones Claude Karr Stere McAdams Billy McCool J. C. Ov' ns Freddy Max Moore Fay Langford Charlotte McDaniel Joyce Prater Sallie Wilson Mary Stripling Fourth Grade First Grade Sue Porter Elaine tr wa1 ne Penny Paul Mrs. Willena Davis Mary Beth Hayes Ricky Hudson Palmer Karr Billy Trull Douglas Trull Glenda Trull Jimmy Fowler Mary Gilliam Shelby Langford Linda Rushing Janice Wallace Luriene Karr faal Davis Larry labors Kathy Nabors nandy Newman Jimmy Anderson renny Davis Mary Ann Kincaid Danny Sorter - r' - - JAN DA WILSON MISS K. H. S. AND ESCORT PATSY AYERS AND DONALD CONNER RUNNER UP BARBARA ANN IVY Candidates for Miss K. H. S. (L. to R.) Faye McDaniel, Dorsey Nell Owens, Linda Wilson, Patsy Ayers, Carolyn Porter, Berbara Ann Ivy, Linda Lenardi Picture not shown. HIGH SCHOOL COURT Dorsey Nell Owens Kervin Lenerd CANDIDATES FOR MISS K. H. S. Linda Lenerd Joe Curry Burgess Barbara Ann Ivy Doug Weethers Runner Up of 1957 Linda Wilson Armen Newman Carolyn Porter John D. Dollar Patsy Ayers Donald Conner Faye McDaniel Maurice Brown Clauda Kdit't' Charlotte McDankl 'IhirA Grade Prince PffncetG Candidates for Queen (L. to R.) Cherry Jones, Mary Beth Hayes, Charlotte McDaniel, Sheryl Stokes, Regina Porter, Katherine Nabors, Picture not shown. ELEMENTARY COURT Ronnie Stokes Katherine Nabors Sheryl Stokes Fred Ray Savage Cherry Jones Benny Hydrick CANDIDATES FOR KING AND QUEEN Claude Karr Charlotte KcDsniel Palmer Karr Mary Beth Hayes Regina Porter Bob Cottrell King and Queen of 1957 Ronnie Davis Mary Roberteccio Club First Row: L. to R. Carolyn Jones, Joy Jones, Linda Wilson, Murel Nabors, Patsy Ayers. Second Row: L. to R. Jeanette Dawkins, Faye McDaniel, Mrs Savage, Sandra Long. Third Row: L. to H. William Davis, Lawrence Whitson, Larry Savare, Oeottis Porter, Charles Davis, Jimmy Nabors. Vice Pres. Linda Wilson Sec. and Trees. Fay McDaniel Program Chairman, Joy Jones Reporter, Larr.v Savage First Row: Sandra Taylor, Nona Kay Duck, Joy Jones, Veronia Prater, Henri Jane Pyler, and Carol Jones. ’ econd Row: Zettie Holsonback, Mertice Stokes, Miss Inez Douglass, Ann Holsonback, Jewel Moore, and Sandra Long. K Billy Joe Colvin Sponsor pres. Donald Ceciel Conner Vice Pres. Jerry Weathers Sec. Don Crowley Front Row: L. to R. Patsy Ayers, Faye McDaniel, Mary Sue Gilreath, Linda Cargile, Barbara Ann Ivy Second Row: L. to R. Linda Wilson, Ann Holsonback, Gloria Wiggins Third Row: L. to R. Coach Covin, Jimmy Nabors, jaokie Elmore, Armon Newman, Thurman Taylor, Donald Ceciel Conner, Don Crowley Fourth Row: L. to R. Charles Davis, Larry Savage, Jerry Weathers, Lawrence Whitson, Buddy Vice, Doug Weathers Mr. Karr CLUB f1 ■ • A. Officers President-------- Vice President--- Secretary-------- Treasurer--------- Reporter---------- Sentinel---------] Billy Don Tayl William Davis ■■■Charles Davis ---Eugene Davis ---Jimmy Nabors ---Travis White or Sponsor First Row: L. to R. Sitting Mr. Karr Travis White, William Davis, Eugen Davis, Charles Davis, Jimmy Nabors Second Row: L. to R. Banks Graham,Donald Porter, Howard Prater, Eugene Collins, Aronald McDaniel Bobby Trull, Cois Aldridge, Konnie Larv;ood, Jady Newman, cobby wheeler, Larry Land, Harry Towiin, Robert Owns, Third Row: 1. to R. Ronald Walters, John Cooper, Junior Patchen, Wallace Leonard, Travis Prater, Edward Kunnicutt, Marrin Leonard, Bobby Aldridge, Germ Taylor, Bobby Aldridge, C. L. Gilliam, Jimmy Carrol. Fourth Row: L. to R. Daniel Baty Jimmy Caraway, Charles Graham, Demos Hunnicutte, Doug Weathers, Maurice Brown, Buddy Vice, Deottis Porter, Nories McDaniel L. to R. Frist Row: Christine Aldridge, Sandra Taylor, Nona Kay Duel- Opal Smith, Marilyn Sherrill, Nancy Mitchell.Betty Baty L. to R. Second Row: Betty Hamm, Carolyn Jones, Mattie Ruth Owens Henri Jane Plyer, Nellie Duke, Carol Jones, Olivia Walker, Linda Weathers, Flaine Crowley, Virginia Foster, Barbara Gilpin, Barbara Roberts L. to R. Thi -d Row: Mrs.Bryant, Kathleen Sparks, Ann Smith, Barbara Ann Ivy, Joy Jones, Faye McDaniel, Murel Nabors, Cynthia Vice, Brenda Jone3, Dorsey Nell Owens L. to R. Fourth Row: Gail Newman, Billie Ruth Watkins, Barbara Trull, Jeanette Dawkins, Veronia Prater, Jewel Moore, Sandra Long, Mary Sue Gilreath, Betty Cork President—Nellie Duke Vice President--Carolyn Jones Secretary--Veronia Prater Treasurer- -Mattie Ruth Ou=ns Parlimentarian-Jeannette Dawking- Historian--Joy Jones Reporter--Betty Cork „ , Jewell Moore Song Leaders- Sandra Long Mrs.Bernice Bryant JR.HIGH GrRLS 'H First Row: L. to R. Joan Clardy, Ruthie Stripling, Carolyn Porter, Gearldean Howard, Opal Aldridge. Second Row: L. to R. Patsy Lindsey, Linda Leonard, Betty Foster, Mary Alice Patchen, Nancy Leonard, Gearldean Aldridge. Third Row: L. to R. Brenda Newman, Linda Gilreath, Janice Weathers, Marie Owens, Angelein Aldridge, Margaret Trull. Mrs. Ellen McAdams Song Leaders--Sandra Taylor Linda Gilreath Rec. Leader--Henri Jane Plyler JR HIGH BOYS 4-H First Row: Record Row: Third Row: .Toe (Vrry Burgess, C ai'lcs Owens, James Langford, Hershel Baswell, Tommy Ayevs, Freddy Taylor, Vester Gilliam, Gary Prater, Macky Clardy, Gary Crowley. Fred Trull, Jerry aylor, ‘illy A'ayne Car ile, Bobby McDaniel, J. 3. Thornton, Bruce Coats, Robert Hysaw, Donald Champion, Tony aldridre. Hansel Jones, Paul Nolen. Horace Ray Crowley, Billy Baty, Sumene Foster, Morris Leonard, Johnny McAdams, Richard Smith, Douglas Owens John D. Dollar, Harry Vice. President—Johnny McAdams Vice Pres.—Freddie Taylor Sec.-Treas., Reporter—Tommy Ayers Miss. Inez Douglass Sponsor ELEMENTARY GIRL54-H irst How: L. to R. Jo Holsonback, Eurlean Aldridge, Jean Clardy, Linda Fay Gillian, Sherry Gilreath, Rosie Patchen, Gwen Taylor, Mary Jane Long, Mary Ann Vick, Barbara Foster, Regina Porter, Linda Taylor. Second Row: L. to R. Martha Stripling, Mary Frances Aldridge, Margie Hudson, Sandra Trull, Brenda Johnson, Dorothy Ownes, Linda Langford, Elaine McAdams, Peggy Hollinger, Cherry Jones, Sue Ellen Prater. Third Row: L. to R. Mary Elizabeth Aycock, Deborah Newman, Rebecca Bobbitt, Janice Jones, Carolyn Johnson, Carol Porter, Judy Moore, Joan Porter, Eva Nell Dawkins, Vicky Lynn Junkins. President: Vicky Lynn Junkins Vice Pres: Elaine McAdams Sec. Tres.: Linda Ann Taylor Reporter: Linda Ann Taylor Song Leaders: Gwen Taylor Sherry Gilreath Mrs. Blanch Hydrick Sponsor E LEM ENTARY BOYS 4H First Row: L. to R. Curtis Stokes, Thurman McDaniel, W. J. Langford, Steve Crowley, Jerry Patchen, Douglas Long, Billy Wayne Wheeler, Second Row: L. to R. Terry Cash, Danny Newman, Andy Thornton, H. D. Mitchel, Danny Crowley, Jimmy Don Crowley, Max Crowley Wayne Coats, Third Row: L. to R. Fred Trull, David Porter, Ray Trull, Joe Leonard, Benny Hydrick, Frank Vice, Tony Porter. President: Danny Newman Vice Pres.: Benny Hydrick Sec.: Thurman McDaniel Soug Leaders: Jimmy Don Crowley Max Crowley -— Mrs. Rae Hayes Sponsor What A Santa Clause V ► Married Now 1 c Taking It Serious What Feet} Having Fun Chicken c $ FOOTBALL CAPTAINS OF 1958 Captain Donald Conner Co Captain Jerry Weathers CHEERLEADERS (L. to R.) Patsy Ayers, Faye McDaniel, Mary Sue Gilreath, Linda Weathers, Barbara Ann Ivy First Row: L. to R. Norris Me Daniel, Gene Ray Taylor, John Billy Cooper, Travis White, John D. Dollar, JilDy Caraway, Arnald McDaniel, Harry Tomlin, Second Row: L. to R. Howard Prater, Freddie Taylor, Bobby Joe ’Wheeler, Bobby McDaniel, Eugene Foster, Horace Ray Crowley. Bruce Coats, Tommy Ayers, Johnny McAdams, Third Row: L. to K. Jimmy Nabors, Thuraan Taylor, Jackie Elmore , Oneal Hudson, Eugene Davis, Charles Davis, Buddy Bradford, Armon Newman, Fourth Row: L. to R. Donald Conner, Buddy Vice, Lawrence Whitson, Jer y Weathers, Larry Savage, Doug Weathers, Don Crowley First Row: L. vj R. Norris McDaniel, Gene Ray Taylor, John Billy Cooper, Travis White, John D. Dollar, Jimmy Caraway, Secr.id Row: L. to R. Howard Prater, Freddie Taylor, Boboy Joe Wheeler, Bobby McDaniel, Eugene Foster, Tommy Ayers, Bruce Coats, Third Row: L. to R. Oneal Hudson, Eugene Davis, Charles Davis, Buddy Bradford, Fourth Row. L. to R. Harry Tomlin, Arnald McDaniel, Johnny McAdams, Horace Ray Crowley, Coach Colvin Lawrence Whitson Senior Center Buddy Vice Junior- Halfback Donald Conner Senior Pullback Jerry Weathers Senior -ackle Oneal Hudson Junior- Back Armon Newman Senior ««.uaterback Jackie Elmore Senior Halfback Larry Savage Senior ilia Thermon Taylor Senior Guard e Am Jimmy Nabors Don Crowley SeniO and Sophomore luard Doug Weathers V' j Sophomore . %r Jm Tackle DEFENSIVE A TEAM Front Row: Don Crowley, Douglas Weathers, Ther.man Taylor, Jerry Weathers, Larry Savage. Middle Row: Buddv Vice, Lawrence.Whitson, Donald Conner, Back Row: Oneal Hudson, Jackie Elmore. OFFENSIVE A TEAM Front now: Don Crowley, Douglas Weathers, Therman Taylor, Lawrence Whitson, Jimmy Nabors, Jerry Weathers, Larry Savage, Back Row: Buddy Vice, Donald Conner, Jackie Elmore, Armon Newman. Larry Savage Forward Armor Newman Guard Jackie Elmore Guard Donald Cecil Corner Forward Jerry Weathers Center Front Row: Second Row: Third Row: Baseball Team L. to R. Buddy Vice, Bobby Aldridge, Don Crowley, Doug Weathers, Armon Newman, William C, Davis, Demus Hunnicutt L. to R, Lawrence Whitson, Jackie Elmore Faye McDaniel c H E E R Linda Cargile Mary S. Gilreath Barbara A. Ivy Head Cheerleader Petay Ayers e P e«tr yv‘oe ®ot both L °d Jack ,, . ° “-i SSL «£ t ■wggi.lS both piP .v 5. «i Kennedy's tackles. jerry wd Doug Weathers, nere outstand- ‘OB.on defense for the losers. v 4 4? ■ ? 4 V «p aA S£ e , «y £ s- « -S sV 3V « v Jt % c? 1 fs £,. ?.c f r ?v ; 5 Vs' ■ e o- % y % .rP O d in Bmi- SSriSS taj’f' h.'gLe!' StayI e w Hie jackets drove to the one staying on the ground and on fourth down Annon Newman sneaked across the koal for the fourth Kennedy touchdown. V Don Cecil Conner was the best ground gainer for Kennedy despite a back Injury that had kept him out of workouts all week r5 . ’ % Don Crawley played at impressive game Friday night by keeping their apponent from sweeping around his end. Kennedy rolls to impressive §? 0 Carrollton Saturday . % mW % c vy m «ss- 'a n Vfciorv) nC ufle, Hclsan-WaM? e$ naf W IVtteJ £ar c. Stioifeh'sk? E¥ '■ CITIZENS BANK Tke Bank of P «rsonal Service A PROVIDED IN THE BANKING ACT Of 191} FAYETTE, ALABAMA KKXXISDY HJMHKU CO. DEALERS IN Yellow Pine Hardwood Phone lO Kennedy, Ala.. NEWMAN LUMBER COMPANY DEALERS IN YELLOW E AND HARDWOOD RETAILERS WHOLESALERS WITH DELIVERY SERVICE ANYWHERE Belk, Alabama STRIPLING GROCERY DRYGOODS Ira L. Stripling, Proprietor General Merchandise We give you best equality; full we yM:, low prices Kennedy Alabama DAVIS BROTHERS Fertilizer Seed 6 5 itllJll Spreader WM'- Service Kennedy, AZabama Flav-o-Rich Delivered Fresh Daily m 1! 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U nion Local and Long Distance Millport a7?d Kennedy, F) abam KENNEDY GIN CO. Dealers in Seed, Meal a-nd Hulls Kennedy ft! a. REID LUMBER COMPANY C.E.REID Manufacturer of Southern P ne + Hardwood PUe FR 5-4331 Reform ftlabama LAMAR MANUFACTURING COMPANY Millport, fl|a. HODGES DEPORTMENT STORE Quality ClotUg Fay ett e, R1 a. WRTKINS LUMBER CQ DEALERS im Yellow Pine and Hardwood Phone 75 Millport, Rla. R.F. ODUM g SON Grocery, Market RFOdum Ckaj.RQdum Millport, Rla, Cole Bros. G r oc er y and Dry Goods C omp let e Self-Service Millport, fllata-ma complime-nts of VERNON MILLING COMPANY Best Mishes f rom M NERSE.ROBERTSON HOSPITRL and CLINIC Fayette, RkLa ria. CompJ ments of Fa tte Coca.-Cola. Bottling C-OYnpa. fLyette, AlaL wa. WholeSzU +Truc htA g Ta a.Tir?er Dros. Fru 75 VejetAUs P lOV1€ 3 $ $ Fa.jt.tte., f T G. Lawrence + Sons GiNNers— YHil ers— Genera. I 'J'Tle rc ?a.r Jise Lawrence Lumber Dea rleiFS IN P A e + UaLrdurooJ L-Ur l er Wholesale 4- Re1a.i VElrSSW Clones- W£2 63 2 f re tte, f U. Ip FREEMAN' BARBER SHOP MOTOR CO. Pho =WE2-WI VJE 2 noi Fayette, Ala. bin a FAYETTE GRAIN SEEDCO. Corn-Cot-Meal - Shucks All Typer of FeedjSeeJ and fertilisers Buyers of Ear Corn Sam Collins CharlesThomas Phone WE Fayette, ALA COMPLIMENTS of VICK BROTHERS Reform and Kennedy Alabama Cong r at ulat’i otis to Ill The Gra 4uates KENNEDY ROTARY CLUB Golden Dru« Store PROFESSIONAL ATTENTION FOR YOUR DRUG NEEDS Millport flla Higdon Service Station PO. Box-32 6 Phone- 33 Millport, gsa —o fiu. Falk-ne r 5 Funeral Howe ProTwpt Courteous Service Da y PI) one Mijlit OX 5-2411 Verno n, p l a. OX 5-1231 Co Mp ve of ZJ”oes Record Bar Fv«fc. ft al 3A a do Mpl MZfi fs of Ca-NpLel s sg = — J £ wtflr iyeffe. f)la.kaj«a Roy D. Couch Tke F'rte.st a c r i fai e e flla.ba.Ma. doMpl MevIs of B c )arJs Tlleateri f)icl)Q.rds Diyielawd fli C-ob Jiifiot ei Dn e-Tfi fa ef e, ? a. Ho usd Hardware Conpaiy Painty Tools G-ET. TppliaNces BuIU mj Material R rh.dy Mix Concrete R eforyn------(jordo-------arrolltoN Gordo Ore ■ RecappiN aiy W V. Hall - Owner Quality Stearied Recapping . PhaNe-925 PQBox-56 (jordo, Hla. Compliments of SANDERS TIRE CO. RecappiN -Repairin -Vheel-Balac n Phone-571 Gordo,__________________Rlahayna Dr Rpper BoltliNj C ompany P0.B or-%5 Reform Rlabawa May e rr Ser we -Yo r-5 lf Grocery a id Market Rhone 53 Ricks Mayw. f?o nelor Millport, Rla. SHACKLEFORD BROS General Merchandise The Friendly Store Millport, Ala. Hydri ck Garage Millport Rk. Compliments of L.V Qouidle aruj Sot Funeral Howe Qroi n Service-F ?n'l Rej 'e Funeral Director Millfert. flu. Millport Cafe CMus Robertson, Owner Millport. fib Complnvents of GPRflTER+SON THerchants ♦ Cotton byers Millport, Rl a. Compliments of Mill port Gin C ompany Millport, Rla. Millport Hardware Co. V R. Wilier Wance Johnson Phone — 16 Millport Rla. Lamar Insurance fluency Life Accident Vernon flla Ben F ranklim 5 8 10 Store ClJuOtLUA cib OUA. MAJJIOZ Vernon A fa compliments of G.M. BOMAN Tax Assessor VERNON, ALA compliments' of JR. ALLEN Ta Collector Vernon flla. DODSON GROC. Y 48 States y y Belk, Alabama. McAdiMs Appliance Co. Radio T.V pfiT 7 Millport, Ala. Compliments BANK VERNON VCRNoN, ALA. MORROW FURNITURE CO. A Complete Line of Furniture Appliance «“Jewelry VERNON, ALA. FayeVte. Insurance AgeNty Scotty Yotiwj Buildirtj Phoivie VIE 5-173 Fay e tt e j A1 abam. Moore’s Flowers Flowers for al| Occas ions PhoNe UE2-52t N Fayette, Alabama D . H Auto Parts i' PAR sL Faye'ttCj Alabama Veajeylf ffiortuary J. Thomas Veajey Serving III Burial aM l Life Ins- Policies Ph. VIE. 2- Fay ett e, A abam a HarkiN s Lumber Co. Dealers iW all Kiwds of bui U' tj materials PhoMe V)E S1TL Fa ette, Alabama Comple mdoits of 0utUr Tractor L Iripl emeVt Company Fayette.; Alabama Scotty Cafe. Fayette, Alabama At as Service Sta.t i o W PropriaW JoePIadJoX PhoNe VIE 2-(.340 Fayette, Alabama A M Laundry Cleaners Fayette Alabama Compliment a of WEEMS Furnrture- Appliance s Fayetie, Ala. C omplimervts o pay e+te Moto r Comp any Fayette, Ala Chef C afc .f r Gr tcio us B Dining F a y ettc j A la. Compline n+ 'o-f Central Dru Store r y eftft, Ala. Com plnmemts of GoUe-n Ea le latle S rup F3 ette Rla. Fayette County Tlynei' Prlmtinj- Rib I isMnj- Office Supplies Phone WE 2-5955 Western fluto Associate Store Wizard Appliances — Batteries Davis Tires Vita Power .— Truetone Radios Western Fiver Bicycles Owner L. K. Gay Fayette, Alabama Phone I7I4. Diqvis Sundries Cosmetics — StAt oAlEry JeWElry—School Supplies GrtJen 5 E ds KfNNE dy} Al RICHARDS' GRIST MILL PiNd CRUSHER KENrtE y, AlfibfiMfi cornplimzNts of CRAWLEY BARBER SHOP KENNEdy, compliments of Hdly Trad tng KehheJ Fjla. KENNEth W. AIIrEcI c.c. Cun n’wham AyEKlt: LibERty NaIjomI L’iFe Insurance Co. STANDARD Millport, Alabama. A i 1 Ip Ala Have your Next suit Tailored a.t Don CaM Gordo, Alabama compliments of HITTS GaRage PaLittq Alabama H ou el Hardware Co. Bui Uinj Materials Ready- Mix Concrete Pa tut Gifts G.E. PppliaNces Reform, ftla JO. PUCKETT flge vt Standard Oil Products Refer , fll . Ref r w Tire Bui IJerj Reform, flk Highway 17 Service StatioN Reform flla. Stoker furNiture Co. Refom, flla R.Ft Rai ver + Son Reform wo°J Company ReforM, fll 3 Hujdofl Service Station •gnj Gnrage Garoliwe fill KuJs of Oil flla Stokes' Grocery ft. FAYETTE TIRE CO. Firestone Tires Tubes PUe WE 2-6233 Fayette, fllab arr a FAYETTE AUTO PARTS Comolete parts service for cars trucks tractors Automotive machine shop service Phene WE-2-5266 FAYETTE, ALABAMA Robert's Nichol 's Hardware Flayette, A 1 a.. Complip e n i Gull ett’s Dept. Sto r e Fayette. la CompJimenis of Renfroe Construction Co Fayette, Ala. Cooper 4 Otts Radio, TV; and Appliance Service Fayette Alabama C om p)i merits of G ravlee's Store Fayette, Ala. COMPLIMENTS OF Ben Franklin Stores Reform, Rla Gaults Garage C°lvin, Rla Dudley Shoe 5hop Reform, ft la H.M. Brock Colvin, ftla Ever-readj Berber Millport, 5h°P fill Gardners Cash Store Gas ano Groceries Belk, Rla Crawley Gra Belk, ftla Richards Dress Sh°p Refom, flk Ha Is Ouilei 5 {ore CIOtKilT Shoes Gordo, Rla Shelto v Merchant le Retom, Rla John son's Barber Shop Gordo, R la M.G. Sm th Grocer Palnetto, Rla 0 erce Dawkins BiaCKSMlth ShOP Millport, flla 6°rdo Ice I Cold Gordo, Rla Miss Sue Cash Mi 1 port, flla Shell Service Statior Fa ette, Rla COMPLIMENTS of W.C. )T)iDaniel Gro K ennedy, flla Davis Beauty Shop KeyMnecjy, flla. W B. fisher aft Ken Med , flla. Randolph Shoe Shop Hennery, ft la. Levoy J OMes KeMedy, flla T.EL. Tru I Kennedy, fl a Guys Snack Bar Vernon, flla. Polar Bar Veron, flla Jz51 Side Service Sta. Vernon Dillard Kiys Store Vernon, R(a Bostick Dry Goods Vernon, flla. Maddoy Motor Co ph.« WE 3.'4ai3- Fi Ate, flla Howell Flower Shop Fs ette, flla Frosty LaNd Fayette, flla Fayette Shoe Shop Rest id Shoe Repair Fvettre R ' VlEUre5« Stor, Fayette, flla TitNey J uN le Fayetty, f)la. Loftls Sewiw j Certer Fayetty, flla- Fdyett e Ma wfact u r hj Co. Fayette, flla. Rote rts Motor Co. Fayette?, fl a. 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