Kennedy High School - Kenala Yearbook (Kennedy, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1960 volume:

Ke.ar2e.dy Ala. i X)e d c at on Jn appreciation for their devotion and help through the years, uue Sincerely and re- spectfully dedicate our yearbook Utah lights f'GO do Our OuJn Mothers and fathers and to Mrs.El en M'Adams Editor billy Don Taylor The 1960 demor Class of Kennedy High School presents HIGHLIGHTS - '60 The Annual :Q mm mksmKf :'rSW{:i - w:� ' 7. ' it� i ;. ,«• . v� '.Vv ‘•O-iiXiOfu-yj. mu? - mmmmk' ?-:rf:V-V: ':Sfe.? : :; EdItor-in-Chief-Billy Don Taylor Assistant Editor-Travis White Business Manager-Ronald Waldrop Advertising Manager-Maurice Brown Social Editors-Jimmy Caraway Ann Smith Sports Editor-Buddy Vice Sales Managers-0'nea1 Hudson Faye Chesnut Photographers-Demas Hunnicutt Nellie Duke Typists-Ann Smith Nellie Duke Faye McDaniel Maurice Brown J ressenf ng our principal m r. JAKf S RILEY MS-GEE our fllma Mater On our cities western border Reared against the sky Proudly stands the school we cherish Dear Old Kennedy High Forward, ever, be our watchword Conquer and prevail Loyal we will be forever K. H. 3., All Hail. Janet Williams University B. S. seniors lb' 'v« V CLASS OFFICERS m m M:, m. Sponsor Ellen McAdams President - Maurice Brown Vice President- Ronald Waldrop Secretary - Billy Don Taylor Treasurer - Joy Jones Jimmy Caraway k-E Club 1-2-3 Basketball 1-2-3-4-5-6 Class Play 3 Football I4.-5-6 F. F. A. I; -5 Class V. Pres, lx K Club 5-6 Glee Club 1-2-3 Usher for Junior Play Alice Faye Chesnut 4-K Club 1-2 Class Sec. 1 Glee Club 2-6' F. fi. A. 3 lr“6 Class Treas. 3 F. II. A. Historian 5 F. T. A. 6 Sr. 4 F Club 6 Annual Staff Nellie Duke 4-H Club Songleader 1-2 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 F. H. A. 3-4-5 F. T. A. Songleader 4 F. K. A. Parliamentarian 4 Class Reporter Jr. Play F. K. A. President 5 County F. H. A. Parliamentarian Annual Staff Beta Club 6 Sr. 4-H Club 6 Betty Cork 4-K Club 1-2 Glee Club 1-2-3 F. H. A. 3-h-5 Junior Play F. h. A. tteporter Senior 4“H Barbara Ann Gilpin I4.-H Club 1-2-3 Class Sec. I4. P. H. A. 14.-5 F. T. A. i;-5-6 Junior Play Sr. I4.-H 6 Charles Graham 1+-H Club 1-2 F.F.A. 3-k-5 Basketball 3-1). Usher Jr. Play Betty Jean Hamm lj.-H Club 1-2-3 Class Play- 3 F. H. A. I4.-5' F. T. A. I4.-6 Glee Club I4. Carolyn Jones I4.-H Club 1-2 lj.-H Recreation Leader 2 Glee Club l-2-3- -5 F. H. A. 3-1+-5 Beta I4.-5-6 F. H. A. Song Leader I4. Junior Play F. H. A. V. Pres. 5 Class Treas. 5 Sr. 1+-H O'Neal Hudson k-E Club 1-2 F. F. A. 3-I4.-5 Football 2-3-I4.-5 Baseball ij.-5 Junior Play Annual Staff K Club 5-6 Demas Hunnicutt I4.-H Club 1-2 F. F. A. 3-3-14--5 Baseball 3“4--5 Basketball 4.-5 K Club 5 Annual Staff Usher-Junior Play Faye McDaniel Joy Jones k-H Club 1-2 ij.-H Recreation Leader 1 Dlee Club 1-2-3-k k-H F.eoorter 2 F. H. A. 3 k 5 , F. T. A. 3-14.-5-6 F. T. A. President k Beta Club k-5-6 F. K. A. Historian 5 Beta Program Chm. 5-6 F. T. A. Sec. Treas. 5 F. T. a. Pre.s. 6 Class Treas. 6 Page-Junior Play Jewel Moore k-H Club 1-2 F.H.A. 3-ir P.T.A. Sonpleader k Glee Club l-2-3-k-5 F.H.A. Sonpleader 5 F.T.A. Reporter 5 F.t.a. 'Mce resident Page-Junior Play k-H Club V. Pres. 1 ii-H Club Fres. 2 Class V. Pres. 2 Glee Club l-2-3-.Jj.-5 F. H. a. 3-Jj.-5 Class Pres. k 5 Cheerleader Jf-5-o Beta Club k-£-6 F. T. a. ij. P • H. A. V. Pres, k ”K Club k-5-6 Beta Club Sec. 5 Candidate for Miss K.H.S. 5 Beta Club Pres. 6 Annual Staff Head Cheerleader 6 Sr. k-K Club 6 Jady Newman k-H Club 1-2 Glee Club 1 F. F. A. 3-k-S Escort 3 Commencement Usher 5 Usher Jr. Play Wallace Hay Lenard k-H Club 1-2 Glee Club 1-2 F.F.A, 3-k-5 Basketball 3-k-5-fc Mattie Ruth Owens k-H Club 1-2 Glee Club l-2-3-k-5 F. H. A. 3-k-5 Junior Play Sr. k-H Club 6 F. H. A, Treas. 5 Silly Don Taylor Vice Pres. 1-2 4-H Glut 1-2 Glee Club l-2-3-4 5 4-H Club V. Pres. 2 Football 2 Class Trees. 3 F. F. A. 3-kS Junior Play F. F. A. Pres. 5 Class Sec. 5-6 Basketball 4 5-6 Baseball 5-6 K Club 5-6 Annual Editor Barbara Roberts 4-H Club l-P-3 4-H Club Sec. 2-3 Class Play 3 F. H. A. k-S F. T. A. 5-6 Sr. 4-E Club 6 Ann Smith 4-H Club 1-2-3 4-H Pres . 3 4-H Songleader 2 Class Play 3 F. H. A. 1+-5 Glee Club 1-2-3-4-5 Sr. i{.-H 4-6 Miss K. K. S. 6 Annual Staff 3uddy Vice 4-H Club 1-2 4-H Club Pres. 2 Class Pres. 1-3 Class V. Pres. 5 F. F. A. 3-4-5 F. F. A. V. Pre s . 4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4-5 Football 2-3-4-5-6 K Club 3-4-5-6 Baseball 2-3-J|-5-6 Basketball 3-4 6 Junior Play Annual Staff Football Captain Escort for Miss K. H. S. 6 Charles Thornton 4-H Club 1-2 F. F. A. 4-5 3obby Trull 4-H Club 1-2 F. F. A. 3-4-5 Usher-Jr. Play Travis White Ronald Waldrop i|-H Club 1-2 Class Sec. 1 P. F. A. 3-I+-5 F. F. A. Sentinel 5 Glee Club 1-2 3asketball l-2-3-k 5-6 Football 3-k-5-o Annual Staff Football Captain 6 K Club 5-6 Linda Cargile Weathers I4.-H Club 2-3 Class Play 1-3 Basketball ?-3-k-5“6 Ensley-R. 0. T. C. k Baseball 1-6 F. F. A. 5 Clas3 V. Pres. 6 Junior Play Annual Staff I4.-K Club 1-2 I4.-K Club Songleader 1 I4.-H Club Sec.-Treas. 2 Glee Club l-2-3-k“5 Class Pres. 2 F. H. A. 3-k-5 Class Sec. 3 F. H. A. Treas. k F. T. A. k Junior Play Cheerleader 5 K Club 5-6 c r‘ . '£42 ; r ' ' } 4 •: V . . . • • cp 'SJ - .VO f� f ■-•?■'- 'r .a v. ■ jdfr. ,r- - f7 °S $ QV Noi IS WHO ASS HISTORY In the fall of 19i+8, thirteen of the Seniors started on t eir des- tination toward this year. Linda Cargile, Maurice Brown, Billy Don Taylor, Faye McDaniel, Nellie Duke, Buddy ice, Bobty Aldridge, Charles Graham, Jev;el Moore, Joy Jones, Betty Cork, Mattie Ruth ‘ Owens, Carolyn Jones. Some of our highlights in our Elementary years, were the Kiddie Band in the first grade, May Day in the Second, and the Fair in the Third Grade. Betty Cork left us in the second grade and returned in the sixth. Joy Jones left in the sixth grace, but returned in the seventh. When we really thought we were grown-up, was when we reached the Seventh grade and started our journey through high school. In the ninth grade, we made our two day trip to Montgomery, and our trip to the Fair in Birmingham. In the tenth grade we went to Koundville for a day of sightseeing. It was during our eleventh year that Linda Cargile changed her name to Weathers. This was our year to have the Junior Play, Betty's Last Bet and the Junior-Senior Banquet with a Western theme. The most important event of our Junior year was our trip to Hew Orleans, Gulfport, and Mobile. At the end of our Junior year we ordered our class rings. On August 21+, 1959, we began our Senior year. Our first big moment as a Senior was the day we received our class rings. We didn't know what work was until we began work on our annual. Although it was a hard job, we enjoyed it. We know that the remaining, school year will be filled with many activities. During our twelve years of school we lost and gained many class- mates. The ones who are still with us are: Travis White, Ann Smith, Jimmy Caraway, Demas Hunnicutt, Faye Chesnut, Barbara Roberts, Jady Newman, Ronald Waldrop, Barbara Ann Gilpin, Eetty Jean Hamm, Charles Thorton, Bobby Trull, O'neal Hudson and Wallace Lenard, As we leave Kennedy High School, although we've had our ups and downs, we'll always treasure the memories we are leaving behind. Historian Buddy Vice LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Betty Jean Hamm leaves her ways of sneaking into the Drive-In to Barbara Trull. ■� Mattie Ruth Owens leaves her big mouth to Murel Nabors. Linda Weathers leaves to take care t f the Weathers family. Nellie Duke leaves her love affairs to Barbara Ann Ivy. Jewel Moore leaves her ability to get along with the teachers to Betty Baty. Betty Cork leaves her ways of breaking up and making up to Cynthia Vice. Faye Chesnut leaves the title of Most Beautiful to Aline Campbell. Joy Jones leaves her quiet and sweet ways to Gail Newman. Carolyn Jones leaves her ways of ge'ting along with the Camp family to Veronia Prater. Faye McDaniel leaves the place as head cheerleader to anyone who will work hard enough to fill it. Ronald Waldrop leaves his size sixteen shoes to Vernie Stripling. O'neal Hudson leaves Cutest of the class to Norris McDaniel. Billy Don Taylor leaves his place as editor-in-chief of the annual staff to anyone who can do the job as well as he has Buddy Vice leaves his place as left halfback and speedster of the football team to Buddy Bradford. Maurice Erown leaves his ability to get by with anything to r Ray Taylor. Jimmy Caraway leaves his neat appearance to William Collins Davis. Travis White leaves his ability to play football to Jimmy Nabors. Barbara Ann Gilpin leaves to change her name to Prater. Jady Newman leaves his quiet, dignified ways to Robert Owens. Charles Thornton leaves his polite ways to James Crawley. Charles Graham leaves his mathematical brain to C. L. Gilliam . Bobby Aldridge leaves his way of getting along with Mr. Karr to Travis Prater. Bobby Trull leaves his way of getting caught while reading in class to Konney Larwood. Demas Hunnicutt leaves his ways of co-operating with every- one to Eugene Davis. Wallace Ray Lenard wishes to eave his thirteen years of school to someone else because he's tired of it. Ann Smith leaves her tom-boy ays to Jeanette Dawkins. I, Barbara Roberts, leave my best wishes to everyone. To the Juniors, we leave the leadership in the club organizations, plays and in athletics. And, if we may be permitted to give you a little advice, may we say, Ee interested in them; work hard for them because next year you will be the leaders. To the Sophomores, we leave the knowledge that out of a medieval wilderness was blazed a path upon which only a few scholars who could read its mileposts were privileged to travel. With a lot of hard work and effort, someday you will travel this path. To the Freshmen, we leave our love for the good, the true, and the beautiful things of life. To the entire school we leave with the appreciation of the things we have learned and acquired during the past twelve CLASS PROPHECY On a misty moonlight night, as I gently turned my class ring dreaming of graduation, a Genie suddenly appeared revealing to me a glimpse of the future of my fellow classmates. Jady Newman is now Post Master at the Kennedy Post Office. I saw Buddy Vice playing left halfback for The World Champions, The Baltmore Colts. I saw Mattie Ruth Owens and she was still doing some of her fast talking as she and her boss were going after their marriage license. Demas Hunnicutt has just finished his second term in the Army. Joy Jones is a second grade teacher for some school down in south Alabama. O'neal Hudson has just set a new speed record with his last trip to the moon. Linda Weathers has just won the Mrs. America contest for 1970. Ronald Waldrop is now a Proffessor at the University of Alabama. Jimmy Caraway is now living at Millport with guess who? Barbara Ann Gilpin and her husband have just completed their second cruise around the v orld. Ann Smith's waiting is over. She is now married to a General and living in Washington where he is stationed at the Pentagon. Faye Chesnut is still upholding her title as Prettiest for she has now won the Miss Universe title of 1965. Silly Don Taylor is still trying to decide between Kennedy and Millport. Nellie Duke is now a lawyer in Tampa Florida. Maurice Brown is still traveling the Farm to Market Road from Kennedy to Vermon. Bobby Aldridge is now working as an Electrician for Alabama Power and has now been promoted to head Electrician. Betty Cork is now an instructor at Seminole in Columbus. Just one change though, her last name is not the same. Faye McDaniel has quit her job at Ben Franklin to keep her red- headed kids out of mischief. Carolyn Jones is now in Columbus working as Secretary for her husband at Oliver's Electric Works. Barbara Joan Roberts is still trying to keep up with her title Most Intelligent while studing at Columbia University. I saw Jewel Moore in Hollywood where she is now head Secretary for a famous Hollywood producer. Bobby Trull is still reading a book and is about to finish his course at the Trade School in Tuscaloosa. Charles Graham is now teaching history at the University where he received his degrees. Charles Thornton, with his quiet ways, has worked himself up to a good job with the F.B.I. Wallace Lenard now owns his own farm and cattle where he, his wife and children are very happy. Just as I started to ask what I was doing the Genie suddenly disappeared. So, you'll have to wait for ten years to find out what I'm doing. Class Prophet Travis White President-William Davis Vice President-Charles Davis Sec. Treas.-DeOttis Porter Reo. to Annual-Eugene Davis JUNIORS Hattie Hammond Elaine Crawley Aline Campbell James Crawley Jimmy Carroll Charles Davis John Billy Cooper Eugene Davis Barbara Ivy Norris McDaniel DeOttis Porter Gene Ray Taylor Konney Larwood Jimmy Nabors Travis Prater Cynthia Vice Sandra Long Murel Nabors Veronia Prater Arnold McDaniel Robert Owens Vernie Stripling Doug Weathers President-Carol Jones Vice Pres]dent-Olivla Walker Sec. Trees.-Edward Hunnlcutt Reiorter-Gail Newman Reo. to Annual-Sandra Taylor SOPHOMORES Laudice Junklns Bobby Aldridge Banks Graham Larry Land Christine Aldridge Edward Hunnlcutt Nancy Mitchell Cols Aldridge Gall Newman Buddy Bradford Dorsey Nell Ownes Henri Jane Plyler Shirley Taylor Barbara Trull Olivia Walker Bobby Joe Wheeler % fresh m en FRESHMAN CLASS President-Freddle Taylor Vice President-Carolyn Porter Sec. Harry Vice Reo. To Annual-Patsy Lindsey Angelyn Aldridge Frances Chesnut Eugene Foster Tommy Ayers Gail Gilpin Billy Baty Horace Ray Crowley Linda Gilresth Donald Champion Nona Kay Duck Larry Johnson Maurice Lenard Patsy Lindsey Martha Rushing Carolyn Porter Freddie Taylor t EIGHTH GRADE 4 i Joan Clerdy Murel Jean Howard Wanda Lend • O' Macky Clardy John D. Dollar President-Nancy Leonard Vice President-Charles Owens Sec. Trees.-Johnny McAdams Reoorter-Ruthie Striding Ret . to Annual-Wanda Land Geraldine Aldridge Joseph Burgess • . ■ i . 4 J Billy Wayne Cargile Robert Hysaw M.E. Karr Betty Ann Foster Clarence Johnson Geraldine Howard Nancy Leonard Brenda Newman Gary Prater Nellie McCool Charles Owens Ruth Stripling Johnny McAdams Marie Owens Margaret Trull 4. jfito Paul Nolen Mary Alice Patchen Picture Not Shown Lola Grace Atkins Shirley Matthews SEVENTH GRADE President-Vicky Lyn Junkins Vice President-Charles Corbett Sec. Trees.-Elaine McAdams Rep. to Aunual-Cherry Jones Inez Douglass Pictures not shown: Bruce Coats Wayne Coats Steven Crowley Opal Aldridge Charles Corbett Terry Cash Vester Gilliam Jimmie Nell Gilpin Martha Harper Sarah Holsonback ) Carolyn Johnson Cherry Jones Linda Langford Judith Moore Hansel Jones { 1 Joe Lenard Devra Newman Janice Jones Elaine McAdams I Dorothy Owens ► Carol Porter Jerry Porter D O K k. ?rl Rex Thornton Fred Trull Sue Ellen Prater Ray Trull Vicky Lyn Junkins i i 1 H.D. Mitchell Rosie Patchen Gwen Taylor Audean Vice SIXTH GRADE Earline Aldridge Mary Aldridge Bobby Cottrell Edward Corbett Danny Lee Crowley Max Crowley Barbara Foster Danny Newman Jerry Patchen Billy Ray Porter Regina Porter Tony Porter Curtis Stokes Hazel Shelton Linda Ann Taylor Andy Thornton Sandra Trull Marie Aldridge Ardeth Anderson Ronald Davis Dessie Dison Billy Poster Carolyn Poster Elaine Poster Wayne Poster Delores Hildreth Janice Harper Olen Hudson Harold Jon.es Brenda Lanark Troyce Prater r ' Kay Taylor Barbara Long Maudine Pate Wayne Taylor Laveme Newman Annie Ruth Owens George Owens Janet Williams FOURTH GRADE p . « «•-� m — UftlonnKo l .T mTTlV HlldS Edward Abbott Chester Aldridge Gloria Crowley Patricia Duke Cecelia Jones Claude Karr Faye Langford Steve McAdams Billy McCool Charlotte McDaniel Freddie Moore THIRD GRADE Annette Champion Ricky Cash Jimmy Fowler Mary Alice Gilliam John Harper junior Allen Hill Ricky Hudson Wanda Jackson Buddy Johnson David McAdams Alice Pate � r.' . Vy VITTv Douglas Trull Glenda Trull Palmer Karr Shelby Langford gmy Dean Long John Prater Linda Sue Rushing Billy Trull Johnny Vice Janice Wallsce Dorris Wilson 4L j V A SECOND GRADE vtV.A Patricia Bobbitt Willena Davis Wanda Cargile No Picture Jimmy Doyle Anderson Randy Newman Danny Porter Jerry Stripling Kenneth Taylor Ronnie Weathers No Picture James Wilson Joan Hudson Jane Jones V i V. James Porter Mark Prater Jewel McCool Sharlene McGee Kenneth Matthews Janice Stokes Evelyn Stripling Bobby Trull ■ r— ■ - First Row: L. to ft. Henri Jane Plyler, Linda Weathers, Faye McDaniel, Cynthia Vice, Barbara Ann Ivy, Carol Jones, Second Row: L. to ft. Arnold McDaniel, Gene Ray Taylor, Charles Davis, Billy Don Taylor, Jimmy Nabors, Third Row: L. to R. Doug Weathers, Norris McDaniel, John Billy Cooper, Eugene Davis, Travis' White, Coach Colvin, Fourth Row: L. to R. Demas Hunnicutt, Jimmy Caraway, Buddy Bradford, Buddy Vice, O'Neal Hudson if Soonsor Bill Colvin CLUB Pres.- Faye McDaniel V. Pres.- Jeanette Dawkins Sec; Tress.- Murel Nabors Program Chm.- Joy Jones First Row: L. to R. Olivia Walker, Carol Jones, Henri Jane Plyler, Joy Jones, Carolyn Jones, Nellie Duke, Second Row : L. to R. Murel Nabors, Faye McDaniel, Jeanette Dawkins, Gail Newman, Sandra Long, Jimmy Nabors, Third Row: L. to R. Bobby Joe Wheeler, Charles Davis, De Ottis Porter, Ronald Waldron, William Davis. Pres.- Joy Jones V. Pres.- Jewel Moore Sec.. Treas.- Carol Jones Reporter- Sandra Taylor Sowt Leaders (Hen-ri Jane Plyler- (Sandra Long Sponsor Inez Douglass I First Row: L, to R. Henri Jane Plvler. Olivia Walker. Carol Jones, Gail Gilnin, Barbara Ann Ivy, Barbara Gilpin, Elaine Crawley, Second Row: L. to R. Martha Rushing, Sandra Taylor, Frances Chesnut, Murel Nabors, Sandra Long, Joy Jones, Faye Chesnut. Third Row: L. to R. Nona Kaye Duck, Jeanette Dawkins. Gail Newman. Jewel Moore, Veronia Prater. Fourth Row: Miss Douglass, Cynthia Vice Murel Nabors Jeanette Dawkins Carol Jones Veronia Prater Elaine Crowley Sandra Long Nancy Mitchell Sandra Tayloi; - President - Vice President - Secretary - Treasurer - Reporter - Parliamentarian - Song Leaders Soonsor Bernice Bryant T First Ro ': L. to R. Henri Jane Plyler, Olivia Walker, Patsy Lindsey, Elaine Crowley, Dorothv Watkins, Christine Aldridae, Carolyn Porter, Virginia Foster, Second Row: L. to R. Sandra Taylor, Dorsey Nell Owens, Carol Jones, Gail Gilpin, Linda Gilreath, Jeanette Dawkins, Marilyn Sherrill, Nona Kay Duck, Third Row: L. to R. Martha Rushing, Angelyn Aldridre, Janice Weathers, Barbara Trull, Barbara Ann Ivy, Betty Baty, Shirley Taylor, Brenda Jones, Frances Chesnut, Cynthia Vice, Sandra Long, Veronia Prater, Gail Newman, Fourth Row: L. to R. Murel Nabors, Nancy Mitchell. he w Sponsor Martin E. Karr First Row: L. to R. Freddie Taylor, Howard Prater, Ruell Welch, Larry Land, Donald Ch enrol on, Bobby Joe Wheeler, Larry Johnson, Tommy Ayers, Second Row: L. to R, Eugene Collins, Travis Prater, Horace Ray Crowley, Billy Baty, Arnold McDaniel, Bobby McDaniel, Bobby Aldridge, Eugene Foster, Third Row: L. to R. Norris McDaniel, Gene Ray Taylor, Cois Aldridge, Banks Graham, William Davis, James Crowley, Edward Humnicutt, Larry Duck, Fourth Row: L. to R. Doug Weathers, John BillyCooper, De Ottis Porter, Vernie Stripling, Buddy Bradford, Charles Davis, Eugene Davis, Maurice Lenard, Robert Owens, Konney Larwood. William Davis - President Charles Davis - Vice President Edward Hunnicutt- Secretary Vernie Strioling- Treasurer Arnold McDaniel - Reporter Konny Larwood - Sentinel First How: L. t-o R. Dorthy Catkins, Jimmie Nell Gilpin, Paty Lindsey, Henri Jane Plyler, Faye McDaniel, Nellie Duke, Ann Smith, Linda Gilreath Carolyn Porter, Second How: L. to R. Sandra Taylor, Eugene Collins, Harry Vice, Sandra Long, Barbara Ann ivy, Faye Chesnut, Third Row: L. to R. Martha Rushing, Barbara Ann Gilpin, Joy J nes, Cynthia Vice, Murel Nabors, Jeanette Dawkins, Tommy Ayers, Fourth Row: L. to R. Janice weathers, Carolyn Jones, Barbara Roberts, Betty Jean Hamm, Shirley Taylor, Fifth Row: L. to R. Francis Chesnut, Horace Ray Crawley, Jewel Moore, Howard Prater, Mattie Ruth Owens, Betty Cork, Sixth Row L. to R. Angelyn Aldridge, Eugene Foster, Travis Prater, Richard Smith, Bobby Joe Wheeler. Sponsor Ellen McAdams SEWOtf M GH President - Eugene Davis Vice President - Henri Jane Plyler Sec.-Treas. - Jeannette Dawkins Song Leaders - Sandra Taylor Travis Prater First Row: L. to R. Opal Aldridge, Geraldine Howard, Ruthie Stripling, Jimmie Nell Gilpin, Suellen Prater, Rosie Patchen, Sara Jo Holson- back, Wanda Land, Cherry Jones, Joan Clardy. Second Row: L. to R, Linda Lanford, Elaine McAdams, Vicky Junkins, Dorthy Owens, Bevra Newman, Gwen Taylor, Janice Jones, Mural Jean Howard, Judy Moore, Third Row: L. to R. Geraldine Aldridge, Mary Alice Patchen, Carol Porter, Susie Harris, Betty Foster, Nancy Lenard, Brenda Newman, Carolyn Johnson, Martha Harper, Eva Nell Dawkins. Sponsor Laudice Junkins Girls Pres.-Nancy Lenard Vice Pres.-Ruthie Stripling Sec.-Wanda Land Song Leaders Betty Foster Gwen Taylor Recreation Leader Cherry Jones First Row: L. to R. Charles Owens, Mackey Clardy, Jimmy Don Crawley, H. D. Mitchell, Steve Crawley, Wayne Coats, Terry Cash, Fred Trull, Joe Curry Surgess. Second Row: Gary Prater, Paul Nolen, Billy Wayne Cargile, Han?el Jones, Rex Thornton, Hershel Baswell, Ray Trull, Third Row: Robert Hysaw, Charles Corbett, Bruce Coats, John D. Dollar, Johnny McAdams, Jerry Porter, Clarence Johnson, Joe Frank Lenard . 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X',;: • • • • sa Joyce Ann Steve c ix 0 o06d6 Junior - Oen o r d$an met On March 27, 19?9 the Junior Class entertained the Senior Class with a Banquet and Prom at the High School Auditorium. The theme was Western, and was carried out in program, entertainment, food and decorations. The Juniors esoecially enjoyed making the clans and de- corating for the occasion. The campfire, surrounded by sink- ing cowboys and cowgirls from the tenth grade, greeted the arrivals as they came into the old corral. Other familiar sights of the west were the chuckwagon, and the tack house. The welcome was given by the President, the response by the Senior President. Talks were given by other students and faculty mem- bers. The strains of many familiar as well as new songs, warmed our hearts throughout the evening, making it a night to remember. % gsgpugar Bowl Stadium x:Xy prjeana . % 'W Xf. - X Show Boat New Orleans ssissippi Bride-© I «'vvOCVVvOOC s ; •••■•. • ■ • _w.'X • V '' ■ 088888888800888 8� •X-: v'1 ::x;x.:;'x'Sleepy bjpt ■ ertt give up _______________________ : :•:• x the Cann0n x: vx-xx:xxxx _ ::x::;:;:;:;::x;-'xj : v: _ Audubon Park � Coach Billy Joe Colvinl SCORRBOARD Kennedy Hubbertville Kennedy Kennedy IKennedy Carrollton Reform Kennedy Kennedy Millport Kennedy Kennedy Kennedy Gordo Palmetto Aliceville Total Total XT; : •yy r-y.'..'.-. CO-CAPTAINS Buddy Vice Travis White First Row De Ottls Porter Doug Weathers Gene Ray Taylor Eugene Davis Norris McDaniel Second Row Eugene Foster John Billy Cooper Jimmy Nabors Travis White Third Row Buddy Vice Jimmy Caraway First Row Norris McDaniel Doug Weathers Gene Ray Taylor Charles Davis John Billy Cooper Eugene Davis Da Ottis Porter Second Row Jimmy Caraway Jimmy Nabors Third Row Eugene Foster Buddy Vice Squad ii r+? ■ - Or; ? 7 w • . ry.v-.. v « ■■ ,?•’ . . ?• ' -iv' : - i' - First Row L-R H.D. Mitchell Travis White Gene Ray Taylor Arnold McDaniel Tommy Ayers Howard Prater Second Row L-R - Horace Crawley Bobby Joe Wheeler Bobby McDaniel John Billy Cooper Eugene Foster Jimmy Nabors Larry Land Third Row L-R Coach Colvin Charles Owens Billy Wayne Cargile Robert Hysaw Norris McDaniel Charles Davis Travis Prater John D. Dollar Eugene Collins ary Pr-i er Harry Vice Fourth Row L-R Doug Weathers Vernie Stripling De Ottis Porter Eugene Davis James Buddy Vice James Crawley Buddy Bradford Jimmy Caraway Johnny McAdams Jimmy Caraway Left End Senior Buddy Bradford Fullback Sophomore Norris McDaniel Ripht End Junior — v. Eugene Davis Left Tackle Junior John Billy Cooper Left Guard Junior James Crowley Right Tackle Junior Doug Weathers Right Tackle J unior A Team Basketball First Row: L. to R. Travis White, Billy Don Taylor, William Davis, Bobby Aldridge, Second Row: L. to R. Jimmy Caraway, Doug Weathers, Ronald Waldron, Eugene Davis, Pu-’dy Vice, Coach. ■y§ as c eiball B Team Bssketball First Row: L. to R. Freddie Taylor, Eugene Collins, Mlly Baty Harry Vice, Tommy Ayers, Second Row: L. to R. H. D. Mitchell, Robert Hysaw Johnny McAdams, Maurice Lenarel, Bobby McDaniel, Donald Champion. Doug Weathers Junior Center Eugene Davis Junior Center Bobby Aldridge Sophomore Guard William Davis Junior Forward First Row: L. to R. H. D. Mitchell, Billy Don Taylor, Arnold McDaniel, William Davis, Bobby Aldridge, Second Row: L. to R. v. B. Stripling, Buddy Bradford, Eugene Davis, Charles Davis, Doug Weathers, Buddy Vice Faye McDaniel 3 years Cynthia Vice 1 year Head Cheerleader Sr-AcSi ■ a’-—.— Ejj i s £v33Ss ss i§8 J§| P H er cze isi CITIZENS BANK or rAYETTE The Bank of Personal Service FAYETTE, ALABAMA FIRST NATIONAL AS PROVIDED IN THE BANKING ACT OF 193) FAYETTE, ALABAMA KENNEDY LUMBER COMPANY Dealers in Yellow Pine and Hardwood ’phone i o KENNEDY, ALABAMA NEWMAN LUMBER COMPANY DEALERS in YELLOW PINE AND HARDWOOD Retailer's [Wholesalers BELK, ALABAMA Deliverij Service yfaijiuhere cfi' R. GARVICE MOORE LAMAR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION ‘yernon ,yf a FI v-o-Rich Delivered Fresk Dailij « 7 E! fcujetie ,j STRIPLING'S GROCERIES and DRY GOODS Ira L Stripling proprietor General Merchandise cue give best quality , _ fall UUeiqht , low prices Kennedu, DAVIS BROTHERS Fertilizer Seed Kennedy, Alabama. Service MERCHANTS AND FARMERS BANK MEMBER TEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MILL PORT, ALABAMA BANK or REFORM REFORM,ALABAMA KENNEDY GIN and MILLING CO. KENNEDY, ALA. HOUSEL FALKNER HARDWARE arrui CO. CO. Building Materials Ready Mix Concrete Paint — Gifts G.E. Appliances VERNON ALABAMA 7ftc?le bie Owe U mston and juxapablta «Mi. PO- Box FAYETTE . ALABAMA ipomp tments FAYETTE 2sa.-652: BOTTLING CO. TANNER BROTHERS fruits Yeyeiixbles ((Jho esa tnj Jrack ny LUe Z-598Q FAYETTE, ALABAMA toonyo i merits NICHOLAS 5TUDI0 Jfayette, JIIcl.. BO’S PAINT BODY SHOP T.W. BOBO, OWNER Fayette,A a. Ph. We 2-4-858 FRIENDS o F OUR SCHOOL REID LUMBER CO. C.E. REID fllanufaciurers op Southern Pine « - tUrdioooA COLE BROS. GROCERIES and DRV GOODS Complete self service _______A Hporf, 4; a.._ RE ODUM SON GROCERY and MARKET R.LODUM CHAS. P. ODUM MILLPORT, ALABAMA Ti+us Barnes Sheriff Velmon BotjeH Depuf B.R.Nori ham Depufij a (ernon0j( ab a.mcL LAMAR MANUFACTURING COHPANY fl llporf.Ala. ARKANSAS FUEL OIL COTPANY (icnnedi Uabarm M.n.Brown Distributor Phone Wo.6! J.G. LAWRENCE SONS GINNERS — MILLERS-GENERAL MDSE. LAWRENCE LUMBER CO. DEALERS IN PINE « - H ARDVOOD LUMBER i ouholesNe-i-refai I _ ,. phones; . i uje 2-553S — uue 2.-6312 AlQ-bcLma, PLOTT’5 FROZEN FOODS VEGETABLES FREEMAN’S BARER SHOP MOTOR CO. phone 1 ue £-4841 and u;e z- 48ol ayeffe.) fflabamcu NEU and omp t merit LAMAR COUNTY TELEPHONE CO. Local °-nd Lonq Distance Western Union Millport and Kennedu , Alabama NABORS SERVICE STATION TIRES BATTERIES And ACCESSORIES Ayfo 1PARTS KENNEDY ALABAMA 'Compliments VICK BROS e.Forrr) o.nd J nne- , JitahamoL V CE SERVICE STATION and SANDWICH SHOJ5. Complete lubrication KENNEDY JQeauty ou ojfllerle c forman t$osm ei c Ufa d o ifen Colvin Owner 22 5 M So tcmbus, Al ss. LAMAR MANUFACTURING CQ and EMPLOYEES ‘tyd'rnon ?j{labamoL FAYETTE GRAIN SEED CQ Q.H types of ffeed, Seed +?erfilgers buyers of 6 ar Sorn SAM COLLIN'—CHARLES THOMAS FWt , Uje 2-5399 Alabama. PAYETTE PROCESSING PLANT tUe do slaughtering and processing or lockers and home reefers PAYETTE, ALA._______ ____ MILLPORT HARDWARE COMPANY Jfardware and building J afertcJs W-VANCE JOHNSON V R. MILLER phone 16 JHjHporf, J{labama The Ruth's Label means 30 much..� It stands for style...quality... and for distinct elegance...yet, it adds no more to your cost� ' ZuJJlru COLUMBUS' DOMINANT STORE VC. PAUL Judge of Probate Xermedy, la. VERNON ALA. omphrr)enbs iZampbeHs f yeife lo, bam a. 'S 0 rryofimof floebfiecord jQar Sayefie-j lla. RICHARDS' RICHARDS' DIXIELAND jig tvir conditioned drive- in 1 «. Payette, Ala. GOODYEAR THE HUB SINCLAIR TIRES + BATTERIES PRODUCT‘ PRODUCTS C.H. DODSON Berf HollinqsRead Service Station ■jayefte TH ember S.P. t. LUMBER CO., INC. TYlanu-facturer tP forpn , A a. Southern orne and harcLuJoocL GOLDEN DRUG STORE PROFESSIONAL ATTENTION FOR YOUR DRUG NEEDS ________Millporf,Ala.____ HVDRICK GARAGE Automotive 'Repair UJrecker Service ff}il port, Alabama. HIGDONSErviCeSTATION P- i.o. box TIRES phone 35 BATTERIES Millporf, Ala. Re enn. !a . VOWCAI IILLItt ccm eiy VERNON, ALABAMA_____ UUU iir TIMBES distributor of Toasted Pe xnuts Peanut Butter Sandwiches Candies TOM Salesman: Earnest IMorthmgfon LINWDDD 5.5M1TH LOMBARD CHAIN 5AU5 phone CUe 2-4031 Ulhnfield Highiuay—Fcvyette , Al «xbcxtna. CHRISTINE'S beauty Salon |R. -Mairstcjlinq Xyil 0)6 Z-S985 Fo.qetfe, Alabama NORTHWEST ALABAMA. VAN LINES hauling FageMe UJe 2-4672- daw M uje 2-4015 mgw ROBERTS NICHOLS HARDWARE Pauette, Ala. HARKINS LUMBER CO. dealers m all kinds oF ixjuldmq me Z-52T2. materials Fayeffe DODSON r .«PR0 Be|K Ala. STOKES GRQ |p GULLETT’S DEPT. STORE Interior Decorating di tiuare Arrotu Shirts - Cur lee Suits Fayette WESTERN AUTO Associate Store wizard QpfJiances batteries l iavjs fires Vila power Iruebne r ubo; western flyer bicycles Pay ette, Al abama MADDOX’ motors 50 —' uUo S MOBILE U e - 212. FayeHe Alabama COMPLEMENTS THOMSON IMP. CO. INC. Payeffej Ala. service oothe yfatch J hop r CLye.+kjtf cL all watches. electronicaJkj cleaned T med Expert ujodch repair aorn a. 3a a end -mutpoK't BEN FRANKLIN STORE ■reform, ala. ornplipnenfs HITT'S GARAGE PALMETTO, ALA. Have yoar next sait tailored at DON GVIPML’S GORDO, ALA. Morroio fumifurc Co. a complete line of Furniture. Appliances T.V. s Jeuuelr y Verno n AiabamcL Brock’s Broun Service Funeral Home Vernon,Alabama OX 5- fcS OX S-5686 Loomph me n v of GMBOMAM Oax j VERNON, ALA Lamar Lumber Co. manufacturers and uAolesalers YELLOW PINE HARDWOOD phone ox S-2. z Vernon, A abama. HUNTER E.5MITH GIN VERNON , AL� A ’tZomphmenis of BEN FRANKLIN 5 10 store Vernon, WfcL. G.PRATER tSON MERCHANTS ana COTTON BUYERS t illjDorl,J[Ja. | Compliment of FLOYD WRIGHT MILLPORT ALA. ' KennethUJ.flllred LIBERTY NATIONAL LIFE IN5. AGENT fl1illport,Ala. Westing house YOU CAN ttIT’S VLstinithouse mmw fioform THE FABRIC SHOP drape r es dress materials REFORM, ALA. AYERS LUMBER CO. YELLOLUj PINE HARDLUOOD LUMBER VTliUporf, Alabama SULLIGENT QUICK FREEZE CO. Locker Service Slaughtering Proceseing Retail and wholesale meat phone My 8-3311 Sulligent, Alabama '’compliments HODGES DEPARTMENT STORE Payette, A bounty Building Supply (Formerly Pen fro) Payetiz, t FAYETTE AUTO PARTS Complete Parts Service for cars, trucks, tractors Automotive Machine shop service phone We 2-5288 Payette, Ala, dependable Chevrolet -j§g||gf Company xc.sUes REFORM, E.WLangdon ALA. DUNCAN STANDARD SERVICE STATION r ‘“ B � W, phone Accessor.es Fr 5-2-230 Reform, Ala. L.W. PARKER GROCERY General Merchandise J Gqs-Oi Drij Goods Pa I meHoP Alabama ompJi menfs BANK VERNON Vernon, Alabama VERNON DRUG CO. Wqjtm njLW phone ox 5-5 55 Vernon Jne ramuy aruq store A LAMAR C0U N,TY Jas jouj p Ldatch and Jeu elry f epa r eAir c;c Uernon, P) x. SANDERS TIRE C( W.L.SPRINGER’S SHOP Recapping - Repairing Wheel Balancing and Tuning Gordo, Ala. phone Em l .-27l±2 Gorclo, ) a. Clinton Power Saws Briggs Stratton Motors Lawn Mowers and Motors General Blscksmith Electric and Acetylene Welding Em 14.-3513 Gordo, Alabama GORDO ICE N COL STORAGE GORDO TIRE - RECAPPING CO. Fresh Meats Lockers for Rent Groceries Ice Cream phone Em l4.-3ij.6l Gordo, Alabama W. W. Hall - Owner Quality Steamed Recaoping ; phone Em lj.-2012 p.o. box 56 Gordo, Alabama Compliments WOLVERINE HAT«+ C AP MFG. CO. COLUMBUS SHOE STORE Famous Brand Shoes •Air Step .Life Stride .Roblee .Pedwin •PROPR BILT .Robin Hoods .Acme Boots .U.S. Keds Columbus, Mississippi Come Goforth Jfodge GOFORTH LODGE for your class Parties, Barbecues, Banquets Dances Good Food Reasonable Prices Goforth Lodge FA 8-51514. DOWDIE FUNERAL HOME ? Serving Brown Service, Family Reserve, Legg Short Burial Policies Ambulance Service Millport, Ala. FAYETTE INSURANCE AGENCY Scotty Young Building phone u ea-yaaa FAYETTE, ALABAMA Compliments of T H. M Kin Fayette A la. C omph merits oi GravIceS 5 We Fayette, Alakama. Compliments ANDERSON HARDWARE Fayette, Ala. Compliments BUTLER TRACTOR IMPLEMENT COMPANY Compliments of Or. Cannon Fay effejAlabajna FAYETTE, ALABAMA HOLLIS RADIO TVSERVICE SHOP phone U ca-sA7l FAYETTE MOTOR Co. Ford Sale Service FAYETTE, ALABAMA FAYETTE, ALABAMA Comp i menis of Dr. Kilyore TONES SERVICE STATION STANDARD OIL FAYETTE}ALABAMA niLLPORT, ALABAMA CHEF CAFE For z-' CoocJ Eats FAYETTE; ALABAMA GARDNER'S GRO. GAS--. OIL H igha-ay Tb BELIC ALABAMA 5T0UGH CITIES CHEF AMOCO ■sjjfe. Car Wash Tires c“ J Batteries a, phone u e2 $3(,f Fayette, Ala.. P 3.M- hour service phone ujesL-mx a miles north of Fayette on highway H3 Fayette )a. Compliments 1 of A ‘ DANIEL’S GROCERY a� dSERVICE STATION FAYETTE MANUFACTURING Co. Qufifyucfe, Fayette. Ala. 7 Wiles Norfh of Kennedy MAYERY5 S erve Yourself GROCERY Qnd MARKET phone 53 R cks Mayers-Proprietor MILLPORT: ALA. SHACKLEFORD BROS. Genera! Merchandise THE friendly store (V) 111 port, Alabama. VEAZEV’5 PUNEPAL HOME (Brown Service) J. Thomas Veszey Serving all burial and Life Insurance Policies Ambulance Service We 2-5388 Payette, Alabama Funeral Home and Ambulance Air-Conditioned « Totop phone. bx 5- 68 LU. U{jf Vernon, Ala. HOTEL VERNON phone OX5-33U VEPNON.ALA. Columbus Produce Co. Distributors of 'P cfstueej' Frozen Columbus, Al ss. Robertson's Cafe Odus Roberfson, owner A l porf Alabama 4 food cc.Cunningham (standard) niLLPORr, ALABAMA CROU LEY'S GRO. General Mdse. BelA1 C ljcLYncL REFORM MOTOR CO. FR 5-6315 fornn) Al barna. uieem’s Furniture c cu etto. tt l as A M Laundry «► Cleaners Fa-Meite Rid-. BOSTICK FURNITURE , APPUANCES Vernon, Ala. CROWLEY barber®, 5H0P J DAVIS SUNDRIES Cosmetics Sfationery Jewelry School Supplies Seed Kennedy CENTRRL DRUG STORE LAMAR INSURANCE Agency A A. Chandlerj Agent phone, ox Vernon, HOLSUM BAKERV Birmingham, Alabama. Millport Flouer «� . Sh°p (T} ill part, Ak Formers Marketing Exchange Association Complete Line ffla n e blay ock' ■JILhb Kennedy, A a. Fertilizers Fayette, Ala, Fayette, A a.. Hayes Grocery Columbas Highway Roq e r’s True k Stop +Ca r Highway 18 Vernon Complimervbs Circuit: Clerk L.X RandolpK From a. friend in Kennedy Robbies Children's Wear Fayetie Ala.. W lliamsori Jeweler Fayette,Alabama Quality Shop Fayette� , AWbama. Modern Retread Co. Fayette, Alabama. (YCUktcj's Shoe SerWire FayeHe, Alabama Chain Saw 5 smce Fayette, Alabama Cobh Motor Co. Fayette, Alabama. Tucker Hardware Co. Fayette Alabama M'MtbiMIlWSte Fayette, Alabama Viet Implement Co. VhorxC: We. 1 5-2 6 JL Fayette Pllabama W C. 2-6 $3 Palmers Rumhinij arvAHeoiin and Septic Tank ierWce. FatjeHe. Alabama Out of the Night 7a.m. WWF 990 on you,r D� cU Hays ComcrforJ Re-form, Eelleys Cities Service Station Palmetto Alabama Lamar Democrat Job Printing Vernon, A tatama Dillard Ring Vernon, A la- Dollie's Beauty Bar Vernon, A labarna Burris Dawkins Blacksmith Skop Millport, Alabama Randolph Shoe Shop Vernon. Ala. Everready Bar her Shop Mill port, Ala-- Davis Beauty Shop Kennedy, A a. Sterman's Fayette, Ala. V.X Elmo Store Fayette A labctma Shell Service Station Fayette, 41 a., Sextons Barber Beauty Skop Fayette Ala. Vick Oil Company Fay et-fce, A labavna Wade H� Ayres Associated Fayette. Ala. XL. Davis Sul lifjerrb, Alabama State Farm Ins. Co. W. L. Kirkj Agent Gordo PA. -377 Austin Jewelry Repair GordojA labama Ph.t-4933 Owens-Sanders Company Gordo A la. City Drug Store Student rle Gordo, Alabama Reliable Home Improvement Phone Fr. 5-331 Fr 5-4553 Ed Jones Reform, A la. McArthur Motel Route 11 Vernon Ala. Wests ide Service .r Station ' Vernon A)a. LoDads Flowers ..Oxford 5-3)01 Vernon,A)a. Conner Mil lino Go. Millport, iJa. Compliments of JTE. Tru I Kennedy, Alabama. Dudley- Shoe Shop Ref0 r m, labama Stokes Quality Store Reform, A la. Home ife Chain Saws Gay Winters Reform, Alabama. !j?F Rainer and Son Reform Pulp wood Co. Deform, A la. Don Alexander Kennedy Ala. Hami Hon. Cafe Defor m, A1 a bama Pr C.E.Peal Fayette Ala. Fabric Shop Fayette Ala. Hallman Mattress Upholster Co. Fayette Ala. Fayette County Times Fayette Ala. Gardner's Landscape Service Vernon Ala. B Ym nqham Bros. Wreckinq Co. Reform, =dn “these the people ujho helped publish our yearbook Support them unth you tra de. The 6 eruor Class m i .. mmm INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers — Manufacturers Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements Factory — Home Office Kansas City, Mo. U.S.A. KeizaecUj Htc)l| School N ' s s. A