Kennedy High School - Kenala Yearbook (Kennedy, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1962 volume:

m-' Published by Senior Class of 1962 Kennedy High School Kennedy, Alabama FOkEUORD As the school year passes , we pause to catch a final glimpse of everything we have done. Our classmates, friends, and teachers have all played a part in this school term. We have attempted to preserve the memories through word and picture. You, the students of Kennedy High School made it; you lived it. Here it is—the 1962 YELLOWJACKET The Annual Staff 1961-1962 DE D ICKTIOIi V ith grateful appreciation we dedicate our annual to our Mothers and Fathers, who have been our guide through the years. MESSA E Seniors: I want to take this opportunity to tell you that it has been a pleasure working with you these three years. You have a wonderful yearbook—one that you will certainly be proud of in later years. The spirit of Kennedy High School has been evident in your class. You have accomplished many feats in the past years, both scholastically and athletic. Some of these feats were against great odds. You have proved that it doesn’t take a large school to be a good school. BEST OF LUCK IN THE FUTURE. Riley McGee Our Rlnz. fOaOer On our Cities Western Border Reared against the Sky , iroudly stands the school we cherish Dear Old Kennedy High Forward, ever, be our watchword Conquer and prevail Loyal we will be forever K. H. S. All Hail Annual Staff First Row, Left to Right, Seated, Brenda Jones, Olivia Walker, Christine Aldridge, Dorsey Nell Owens. Second Row, Henri Jane Plyler, Carol Jones, Gail Newman, Barbara Trull, Cois Aldridge, Marilyn Sherrill, Bobby Joe Wheeler. Third Row, Roy Banks. Graham, Bobby Aldridge, Edward Hunnicutt, Larry Land. Fourth Row, Buddy Bradford, Howard Prater. lililLfttl Editor, Gail Newman Assistant Editor, Edward Hunnicutt Business Manager, Henri Jane Plyler GAminiaiwUien James Riley McGee B.S. Livingston State M.A. University of Alabama Business Education Principal Principal and Fam i ij Mrs. Carolyn McGee Livingston State 2 Years Fifth Grade Sherry Sharlene Sandy Mrs• Laudice Junkins B.S. Florence State Science Phy. Ed. Sponsor - Jr. 4-H Sophomore Class Mrs. Ellen McAdams B.S. Florence State History Sponsor: Sr. 4-H Club Cheerleaders Ninth Grade Mrs. Bernice Bryant University of Alabama B.S. Home Economics Education Sponsor - F.H.A. Physical Education Mrs. Willena Davis B.S. University of Alabama Second and Third Grades Mrs. Mary Turner B.S. Jacksonville State Alabama College Graduate Work University of Alabama 7th Grade Sponsor President -Gail Newman Vice President-Howard Prater Secretary- Treasurer Reporter -Carol Jones -Henri Jane Plyler -Bobby Aldridge Mrs. Yvlette Savage Sponsor Bobby Aldridge Jr. 4-H 7-3-9 Reporter 12 F.F.A. 9-10-11 Sr. 4-H 11-12 Rec. Leader 3 Choir 9-10-11-12 Jr. Play Usher 12 Football 11-12 Basketball 7-3-9-10-11-12 Baseball 7-8-9-10-11-12 K Club 7-3-9-10-11-12 Homecoming Escort 12 Who's Who 12 Annual Staff 12 W.C.A.A.C. Team 12 All State 12 Christine Aldridge Jr. 4-H 7-3 F.H.A. 9-10-11 Sr. 4-H 11-12 Choir 10-11-12 Jr. Play Page Pep Club 11 Who's Who 12 Annual Staff 12 Library Ass't. 8 Cois Aldridge Jr. 4-H 7-8 F.F.A. 9-10 Sr. 4-H 10-11-12 Choir 10-11 Jr. Play Usher 11 Football 11-12 Football Captain 12 ”K” Club 11-12 V. Pres. ’’K” Club 12 Homecoming Escort 12 Who s Who 12 Annual Staff 12 Buddy Bradford Jr. 4-H 7-8 100 yd. dash 8 F.F.A. 9-10 Sr. 4-H 10-11-12 Choir 10-11 Jr. Play 11 Football 7-8-9-10-11-12 Football Captain 12 Baseball 10-11-12 ”K” Club 9-10-11-12 K Club President 12 Kiss K.H.S. Escort 11 Homecoming Escort 11-12 Who’s Who 12 Annual Staff 12 Crowned Kiss K.H.S. 12 Roy banks Graham Jr. 4-H-7,8 F.F.A.-9,10,11 Sr. 4-H-10.ll,12 Jr. Play Usher Who’s Who 12 Annual Staff 12 Edward Hunnicutt Jr. 4-H 7-8 President 8 Vice President 9 Class Reporter 10 Class Secretary 11 F.F.A. 9-10-11 County F.F.A. Sec. 11 F.F.A. President 11 F.F.A Secretary .10 Beta Club 11-12 Jr. Play 12 Who’s V ho 12 Annual Staff 12 Assistant Editor 12 Sr. 4-H Reporter 12 Miss K.H.S. Escort 12 Brenda Jones Jr. 4-H 7-8 F.H.A. 9-10-11 Sr. 4-H 11-12 Library Ass’t. 8-9 Choir 9-10-11 Jr. Play Pep Club 11 Who's Who 12 Annual Staff Carol Jones Jr. 4-H 7-8-9 Rec. Leader 7 Vice Pres. 8 Sec. 9 Class Vice Pres. 8,11 Pres. 10 Secretary 12 F.H.A. 9-10-11 Sec. 10 County Sec. 11 Sr. 4-H 11-12 Pres. 11 Sec. 12 Beta Club 10-11-12 Sec. 11 Pres. 12 Choir 9-10-11-12 Jr. Play K” Club 10-11-12 Pep Club 11 Cheerleader 10-11-12 Head Cheerleader 12 F.T.A. 9-10-11 Sec. 10 Song Leader 11 Miss K.H.S. 12 Who's Who 12 Annual Staff 12 Office Asst. 12 Class Testator 12 2nd Vice Pres. 4-H County Council 8 Salesmanship Award 12 Larry Land Jr. 4-H 7-8 F.F.A. 9-10 Sr. 4-H 10-11-12 Choir 11 Jr. Play Usher Football 10-11-12 ”K” Club 12 Homecoming Escort 12 Who's Who 12 Annual Staff 12 Gail Newman Jr. 4-H 7-8-9 Songleader 7 Class Sec. Treas. 7 Reporter 10 Annual Rep. 8 President 11-12 F.H.A. 9-10-11 Pres. 11 County Songleader 10 Sr. 4-H 11-12 Vice Pres. 12 Library Ass’t. 9 Beta Club 10-11-12 Treas. 12 Choir 9-10-11-12 Jr. Play Pep Club 11 F.T.A. 10-11 Pianist 11 Miss K.H.S. Candidate 8 Homecoming Maid 11 Queen 12 Miss D.A.R. 12 Who’s Who Annual Editor Office Ass't. 12 Magazine Salesman Award 12 Dorsey Nell Owens Jr. 4-H 7-8 Library Ass't 9 Miss K.H.S. Candidate 9 F.H.A. 9-10-11 Sr. 4-H 11-12 Choir 10-11-12 Jr. Play Page Dep Club 11 Homecoming Maid 12 Who's Who 12 Annual Staff 12 Henri Jane Plyler Jr. 4-H 7-8-9 Pres. 7-8 Hec. Leader 9 Class Pres. 7 Sec. Tres. 8 Pres. 9 Tres. 11-12 F.H.A. 9-10-11 Historian 11 Sr. 4-H 10-11-12 Vice Pres. 10-11 Pres. 12 Beta Club 10-11-12 Choir 9-10-11 Jr. Play 11 K Club 10-11-12 Tres. 11-12 Pep Club 11 Cheerleader 10-11-12 F.H.A. 9-10-11 Song Leader 10 Pres. 11 Who's Who 12 Annual Staff 12 Class Historian 12 4-H Club County Pres. 10 F.H.A. County Pres. 11 Howard Prater Jr. 4-H Club 7-8 Rec. Leader 7 Vice Pres. 12 F.F.A. 9-10-11 Officer 11 Sr. 4-H Club 10-11-12 Choir 10-11 Jr. Play 11 Football 9-10-11-12 Basketball 11-12 Baseball 12 K Club 11-12 Miss K.H.S. Escort 12 Homecoming Escort 12 Who's Who 12 Annual Staff 12 Marilyn Sherill Jr. 4-H 7-8 Reporter 7 Rep. to Annual 7 Sec. Treasury 9 F.H.A. 9-10-11 Officer 11 Sr. 4-H 11-12 Choir 10-11-12 Library'Assistant 9 Jr. Play 11 Pep Club 11 Who's Who 12 Annual Staff 12 Office Assistant 12 Barbara Trull Jr. 4-H 7-8 4-H Sec. 8 F.H.A. 9-10-11 Sr. 4-H 11-12 Library Ass't 9 Choir 10-11-12 Jr. Play 11 K Club 12 Cheerleader 12 Pep Club 11 Miss K.H.S. 11 Salesman Award For Magazine Who's Who 12 Annual Staff 12 Class Giftorian 12 Crowned Miss K.H.S. 12 Olivia Walker Jr. 4-H 7—8 Songleader 7 Class Officer 10 F.H.A. 9-10-11 Officer 10-11 Sr. 4-H 11-12 Sec. 11 Beta Club 10-11-12 Sec. 12 Choir 9-10-11-12 Jr. Play K Club 11-12 Cheerleader 11-12 F.T.A. 10-11 Sec. 11 Who's Who Annual Staff Bobby Joe Wheeler Jr. 4—H 7-8-9 Vice Pres. 8 F.F.A. 9—10—11 Vice Pres. 11 County Sentinel 11 Sr. 4-H 12 Beta Club 10-11-12 Jr. Play Commencement Usher 11 Football 10-11-12 K Club 12 Who ' s Who Annual Staff Class Prophet Homecoming Escort 12 Class President 8 Sec. 11 Who's Who Most Handsome Boy Bobby Aldridge Prettiest Girl Carol Jones Best Sport Gail Newman Bdward Hunnicutt Most In Love Barabara Trull Larry Land Friendliest Henri Jane Plyler Howard Prater Cutest Carol Jones Howard Prater Most Popular Marilyn Sherrill Bobby Aldridge Mr. 8c Miss Senior Class Gail Newman Buddy Bradford Quietest Dorsey Nell Owens Edward Hunnicutt 1I(1 Best Athlete Henri Jane Plyler Buddy Bradford Most likely to Succeed Brenda Jones Bobby Joe Wheeler Most Courteous Gail Newman Larry Land Laziest Barabara Trull Bobby Aldridge Most Flirtatious Olivia Walker Howard Prater Best Dressed Gail Newman Buddy Bradford Wittiest Christine Aldridge Cois Aldridge Neatest Marilyn Sherrill Larry Land Most Intelligent Henri Jane Plyler Bobby Joe Wheeler Roy Banks Graham Most Studious Gail Newman Edward Hunnicutt Best All Around Brenda Jones Cois Aldridge Most Mischievous Olivia Walker Bobby Aldridge Snapshots Editor at work Working Hard Seniors win again What happened? Instructions from the boss. Flirting On April 21, 1961 the Junior Class entertained the Senior Class with a Ban- quet at the High School Auditorium. The theme was An Evening in Paris, and was carried out in program, entertainment, and decoration. The Junior Class especially enjoyed making the plans and decorating for the occasion. A street scene in Gay Paree with sidewalk Cafes, French artists, the Effel Tower, a flower Vendor, and costumes of The Chefs and waitresses who sang French Songs contributed to Parisian theme. Favors of miniature towers, charnpayne poppers, perfume and corsages added further emphasis. The Junior Class President, Gail Newman, welcomed the group. The resronse was given by ’' illiam Davis, the Senior Class President. Howard Prater, portray- ing a French radio Commentator, and Viss Inez Douglass, reading the headlines from a Paris Newspaper, added to the merriment ofthe guest. ’’Au Revoir by Carol Jones concluded the program. 'amsoiK ET SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Tn 1950-1951, forty children with-out our front teeth entered the two first grides of Kennedy High School. One group was repeaters and the other beginners. Krs. Rae Hayes and Kiss Frock took us under their wings to guide and direct us through the first important step of our education. ’ e have thirteen of that group that have gone al] the way through high school together. They are: Carol Jones, Olivia Walker, Oail Newman, Frenda Jones, Dorsey Kell Owens, Karilyn Sherrill, Barbara Trull Henri Jane Plyler, Larry land, Howard Prater, Edward Hunnicutt, Roy Banks P.raham and Bobby Joe Wheeler, Vie had a hard tire ler rning to read, and adjusting ourselves to the rules of school. I remember selling apnles in the hall, to the high school students. Tn the second grade, the two first grades were combined, with Krs. Willena Davis to guide us. We learned to read the thermometer and keep up with the weather. Krs. Junkins was teaching physical education when were in elementary school. While some of us were reading, others had physical education. I guess this was the only thing that made it possible for Krs. Davis to stay with all forty of us. This year Bobby Aldridge and Christine Aldridge became members of our class. Cur teacher in the third grade, Krs. Lydia Plyler, taught us to change our print- ing to writing. Vie had the pleasure of having a fair and making a film of our fair activities. We all learned to do the 1‘inuet in G very gracefully. Tn the fourth grade, Krs. Janet Williams taught us to multiply and do long division. Vre also studied our own state of Alabama. Krs. Blanche Hydrick, in the fifth grade, made an extensive study of the United States. Vie had lots of fun making U.S. scrap books. Tn the sixth grade, with Krs. Pee Hayes, it was like getting back home, because this was our second year with her. Vie broadened our understanding of geography by studying all of North and South America. l'iss Inez Douglass helped us through the trying seventh grade year. Vie had a hard tine adjusting ourselves to changing rooms for each class and keeping up with our books. Cois Aldridge become a member of our class this year. I wonder how the teachers ever got forty of us to listen to them? They will probably tell us they couldn't get us to listen. By the eighth grade, with Nr. N. E. Karr as our sponsor, we were becoming more accustomed to high school and liking it more each day, though T won't say we were making better grades. This year we lost a few of our classmates, but we gained Buddy Bradford. When we became Freshmen, with Coach Billy Joe Colvin, as our sponsor, we then had the honor of participating in Senior High activities. This meant our history trips to Nontgomery and Koundville. There was ’lots of work for us, making enough money for the trios. Eut we will all tell you the trips were worth all the work and even more. The boys entered F.F.A. and the girls entered F.B.A., with an initiation we will never for- get. The boys began trying to letter in athletics and we were all trying to make grides high enough to become Beta Club members. Krs. Laudice Junkins was our sponsor for the first semester of our Sophomore year, but she had to leave for a blessed event. Therefore, Krs. Yvlette Savage become our dedicated sponsor through our Senior year. Our class served at the Junior-Senior Banquet except for a few lucky people who were invited. This year we lost Shirley Taylor, who had been with us only one year, also Nancy Nitchell and Sandra Taylor. We began our Junior year with the seventeen classmates and Krs. vvlette Savage. We knew we had many new tasks this year, so we all began working very hard. V’e had many new experiences, lots of work and great deal of pleasure. We all h%d a hard time learning our parts for the play, just to go out on the stage the night of the play and forget them, because of stage fright. But we had the most fun decorating for our banquet, An Evening in Paris. We worked so hard we couldn't enjov the food and entertainment that night. Tn the spring, we elected the Annual Staff, so we could began our work on the annual in fall of our Senior year. Our greatest endeavor this year was working together on our annual with Krs. Savage directing us. As an Annual Staff, we learned to solve many of our difficulties, and hqve a better understanding of eqch other. We will always remember ourselves as the 17 of '62 at Kennedy High School. SENIOR CLASS WILL We the Senior Class of 1962, upon graduating, leave our last will and testament as follow: Bobby Aldridge leaves his position as All-Conference football player and All-State to anyone who can fill it. Brenda Jones just wants to leave period. Larry Land leaves his courting in the hall to Harry Vice. Christine Aldridge leaves her frank opinion to Martha Rushing. Howard Prater leaves his mischievous ways to Bobby McDaniel. Bobby Joe Wheeler leaves his love for cars to Eugene Foster. Buddy Bradford leaves his wise cracks to Donald Champion. Olivia Walker leaves her ways of flirting to Carolyn Porter. Roy Banks Graham leaves his sneaky ways to Tommy Ayers. Henri Jane Plyler leaves her desire for one boy only to Patsy Lindsey. Edward Hunnicutt leaves his map of Vernon to Billy Wayne Cargile. Cois Aldridge leaves his position as left guard to anyone who is big and mean enough to fill it. Dorsey Nell Owens leaves her love for Chevrolets to Janice Weathers. Marilyn Sherrill leaves her steady ways to Freddy Taylor. Gail Newman leaves her sweet ways to Gail Gilpin. Barbara Trull leaves her ability to have a smooth love-affair to Vicky Junkins. And as for me, I leave with sincere wishes for all the classes that follow us. Class Testator SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY One day as I was daydreaming in Mrs. Savage's English class, I saw each member of my Senior class as they will be ten years from now. Carol Jones is secretary for Tim's Cleaners of Fayette. Bobby Aldridge is on the basketball team with the Harlem Globe Trotters. Larry Land, a retired History teacher, has taken up farming. Edward Hunnicutt, owner of LVLK radio station, is thinking of moving it to Vernon or Kennedy, Henri Jane Plyler is chasing f 1970 model G.M.C. pickup with a 50 model Pontiac. Marilyn Sherrill is salesmanaj er of Reese £. Bobo Auto Sales of Kennedy. Gail Newman is a Housekeeper living between Belk and Covin. Cois Aldridge has joined the Vrmy to support A little Aldridges. Dorsey Nell Owens is helping run a fish pond near Fernbank. Brenda Jones is now owner of the Metrecal plant since she has lost so much weight. Christine Aldridge is learning more history each day since she has been talking about it so much with one of those Palmetto boys. Howard Prater is working in the Garment plant at Sulligent in order to be close to someone. Buddy Bradford is playing end for the Washington Redskins. Roy Banks Graham is taking top honors in Go-Kart Racing. Barbara Trull is running the Kennedy Beauty shop when she can get someone to keep the little Cobb children. Olivia Walker is still having trouble with her boy friends. Just as I was about to see myself Mrs. Savage interrupted my thoughts. Class Prophet, 1 JunicxA, JUNIORS President-Freddy Taylor Vice President-Harry Vice Sec. Treas.-Janice Weathers Reporter-Bobby McDaniel Rep. to Annual-Carolyn Porter Angelyn Aldridge Eugene Collins Eugene Foster Tony Aldridga Horace Ray Crowley Gail Gilpin Tommy Ayars Jerry Crowe Donald Champion Bobby McDaniel Elizabeth Homan Patsy Lindsey Larry Johnson Maurice Leonard Margie Owens Carolyn Porter Jwight Prater The Gang Bobby, Harry, Freddy, Donald, and Tommy JUNIOR PLAY KEEP MOVING Junior Play 1961 Cast Ann Baldwin.......................................Carolyn Porter Her loyalty and consideration for her parents—particularly her father—are at all times evident. June Harris.......................................Patsy Lindsey A pretty, active, and endowed with an abundance for dry wit. Rush Harris.......................................Freddy Taylor A languid, sleeply youth of nineteen whose distaste for physical labor is unmistakable. Tom Jeffrey........................................Tommy Ayers An enterprising young man of twenty-two. Spectacular ideas are his specialty. Douglas Wells......................................Harry Vice A good-natured chap of twenty-two, genuinely anxious to aid his friends. Professor Edmund Enoch Randolph....................Bobby McDaniel He wonders through life completely happy but entirely unaware of his shortcomings. Harriet Mason......................................Linda Gilreath The perfect secretary for a college professor. Emma Knight.......................................Martha Rushing She takes an open delight in the personal activities of her neighbors. Loretta Phillips..................................Janice Weathers No obstacle can hinder her determination to get what she wants. Charity Lynn......................................Angelyn Aldridge She is dependable and loyal until situations surrounding her become too disturbing • Sam Vine..........................................Donald Champion A suspicious little man of forty who vainly attempts to carry out his duties as detective. Directer Mrs. Laudice Junkins PLACE...................The living room of the Baldwin home. ACT I ................................An afternoon in June. ACT II...............................Evening. The same day. ACT III..............................The following morning. Ushers.............................Jerry Crowe , Richard Smith Prompter........................................Dwight Prater or Play Snapshots Mrs. Bernice Bryant Sponsor SOPHOMORES Pres?dent-Wanda Land Vice President-Johnny McAdams Secretary-Paul Nolan Rep. to Annual-Betty Foster Johnny McAdams Wiley hordecai Paul Nolen Gary Prater Margaret Trull fries Am en Sponsor Mrs. Ellen McAdams Charles Corbett Sara Jo Holsonback Cherry Jones FRESHMAN Fresident-Gwen Taylor Vice President-Ray Trull Sec. Treas.-Vicky Junkins Rep. to Annual-Rosia Patchen Jimmy Don Crowley Geraldine Howard Janice Jcnes Opal rtidridge Jimmy Nell Gilpin Vickey Junkins Devra Newman Ray Trull Elaine McAdams Rosa Patchen H. D. Mitchell Suellen Prater Ann Stokes Shelby Taylor Mr. M. E. Karr Sponsor EIGHTH GRADE President - Mary Frances Aldridge Vice Pres. - Thurman McDaniel Sec. Treas. _ Marianne Vick Reporter - Brenda Johnson Barbara Foster Sherry Gilreath Brenda Johnson Thurman McDaniel Max Crowley Peggy Hollinger Judith Moore Sybil Daily Vester Gilxiam Margie Hudson Mary Long Jerry Patchen Jerry Porter Regina Porter Martha Stripling Linda Taylor Rex Thornton Sandra Trull SEVENTH GRADE Delene Crowley Sonny Cork Edward Corbett Ronny Davis Carolyn Foster Brenda Foster Sponsor Mrs. Mary Turner David Anderson Bobby Joe Crowley Delora Hildreath Mike Mordecai ony Porter urtis Stokes I—V Olen Hudson h- David Matthews Troyce Prater Brenda Leonard Leverne Newman ds Matthews Billy Porter Fred Ray Savage Ellen Stokes Kay Taylor Donald Spencer Wayne Taylor klvie Taylor Andy Thornton Elaine Foster Officers President - Kay Taylor Vice-President - Sonny Cork Secretary Treasurer - Ronny Davis Annual Representative - Delora Hildreath Edward Abbott Chester Aldridge Kenneth Cash SIXTH GRADE .ary Ann Anderson Carolyn Cr owley arah Chesnut Gloria Jean Crowley Mrs. Evelyn Davis David Collins Patricia Duke Nellie Holsonback Claude Karr Steve McAdams Joyce Ann Prater Bonnie Turner Freddie Max Moore Charlotte McDaniel Derris Newman Louis Trull Sally Wilson Amos Thornton Jimmy Stripling Elementary Boys 4-H Club Officers Pres. - Steve McAdams V. Pres. - Paul Davis Sec. Tres. - Palmer Karr Song Leaders Rec. Leaders Claude Karr David McAdams Selling Apples FIFTH GRADE Rosalyn Aldridge Ricky Cash ter Mrs. Carolyn McGee Annette Champion Joan Foster Mary Alice Gilliam Ricky Hudson Ronald J. Junkins Billy Long Palmer Karr David McAdams John Leon Prater Linda Rushing Billy Trull Douglas Trull Glenda Trull Buddy Taylor Mary Thrasher Janice Wallace FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Lydia Plyler Jimmy Anderson Ray Anderson Patricia Bobbitt Peggy Collins Diane Daily V Paul Davis Bertha Hughes Glinda Johnson Mary Ann Kincaid Gloria Leonard Kathy Nabors Danny Porter Kenneth Taylor Ronney Weathers THIRD GRADE firs. Lydia Plyier Michel Aldridge Martha Beasley Jane Jones Tommy Leonard Mark Prater Marron Stokes iivelyn Stripling Jerry Stripling Bobby Trull SECOND GRADE Mrs. Willena Davis Billy Dorroh James Gilpin Bill Gilliam Delores Gilliam Steve Hunnicutt Max Junkins Randy Junkins Brenda Long: Kenneth Matthews John McDaniel James Porter Sandy Porter Mike Rushing FIRST GRADE Mrs. Elizabeth Karr Bevelyn Aldridge Jimmy Gilliam Gary Aldridge v Darlene Crowley Jerry Aldridge Shirley Anderson Rebecca Dorroh Ricky Stripling Jeff Taylor James Thornton h’okie Trull Andrew Wilson David Wilson Steve Wright Shirley Wheeler Kike Newman t (ZctwiUea 1st. row Henri Jane Plyler, Olivia Walker, Patsy Lindsey, Carolyn Porter. 2nd. row Nancy Leonard, Tommy Ayers, Dwight Prater, Linda Gilreath, Mrs. Savage. 3rd. row Wanda Land, Martha Rushing, Paul Nolan, Freddy Taylor, Carol Jones. ;4th. row Edward Hunnicutt, Martha Duck, Margaret Trull, Johnny McAdams, Gail Newman. Bobby Joe Wheeler BETA Mrs. Yvlette D. Savage SDonsor Officers President - Carol Jones Vice President - Freddy Taylor Secretary - Olivia Walker Treasurer - Gail Newman President—Buday Bradford V. President—Cois Aldridge Secretary—Henri Jane Plyler CLUB First row, left to right, Carolyn Porter, Patsy Lindsey, Carol Jones, Barbara Trull, Olivia Walker, Henri Jane Plyler, Second row, Gary Prater, Horace Ray Crowley, Eugene Foster, Tommy Ayers Billy Wayne Cargile, Coach Babb, Third row, Howard Prater, Eugene Collins, Bobby Joe Wheeler, Cois Aldridge, Larry Land, Freddy Taylor, Fourth row, Donald Champion, Harry Vice, Bobby McDaniel, Johnny McAdams, Buddy Bradford, Bobby Aldridge, Joe Lane Waldrop First row: L to R: Linda Gilreath, Marilyn Sherrill Dorsey Nell Owens, Brenda Jones, Martha Duck, Olivia Walker, Henri Jane Plyler, Patsy Lindsey, Joan Clardy, Miriam Foster. Sect)rid row: L to R: Mrs. Elizabeth Vick, Carolvn Porter, Carol Jones, Barbara Trull, Christine Aldridge, Gail Gilpin, Betty Foster, Nancy Leonard, Margaret Trull, Third row: L to R: Joe Burgess, Dwight Prater, Cois Aldridge Buddy Bradford, Bobby Aldridge, Gail Newman, Martha Rushing, Angelyn Aldridge, Janice Weathers, Wanda Land. Fourth row: L to R: Johnny McAdams, Paul Nolen, Bobby McDaniel, Harry Vice, Freddy Taylor, Horace Crowley, Richard Smith, Eugene Collins, Jerry Crowe, Howard Prater. Larry Land: R First Row: Left to Right: Martha Stripling, Jean Clardy, Sherry Gilreath, Marianne Vick, Linda Ann Taylor, Brenda Johnson, Regina Porter, Mary Frances Aldridge, Linda Gilliam. Second Row: Left to Right: Mrs. Elizabeth Vick, Mary Elizabeth Aycock, Nettie Carroll, Geraldine Howard, Barbara Foster, Judy Moore, Becky Bobbitt, Brenda Foster, Mary J. Anderson. Third Row: Left to Right: Cherry Jones, Gwen Taylor, Vicky Junkins, Elaine McAdams, Janice Jones, Peggy Hollinger, Jimmie Nell Gilpin, Sullen Prater, Rosie Patchen. 1st. Row L.to R. Dwight Prater, H. D. Mitchell, Wiley Mordecai, Billy Wayne Cargile, Gary Prater, Jimmy Don Crowley, Paul Nolan. ind. Row L. to R. Billy Baty, Charles Corbett, Eugene Foster, Eueene-Gollins, Tony Aldridge, Ray Trull, Johnny McAdams. 3rd. Row L. to R.' Maurice Leonard, Joe Lane Waldrop, Horace Ray Crowley, Jerry Crowe, Harry Vice, Larry Johnson, Richard Smith. President Freddy Taylor Vice President Harry Vice Sentinel Tommy ayers Secretary Bobby McDaniel Treasurer Johnny McAdams Reporter Paul Nolen Sponsor Mr. Karr future Homemakers of America President Patsy Lindsey Vice President Martha Pushing Secretary Janice Weathers Treasurer Gail Gilpin Reportor Margaret Trull Historian Betty Foster Song Leader Nancy Leonard Parliamentarian V anda Land Rec. Leader Angelyn Aldridge 1st row- L to R. Suellen Prater, Geraldine Howard, cara Jo Holsonback, Cherry Jones, Rosie Fatchen, Cpal Aldridge, Mrs. Bernice Bryant, Sponsor. 2nd row L to R. Elaine Kcidans, Vicky Junkins, Shelby Taylor, Jimmie Nell Gilpin, Fatsy Lindsey, Betty Foster. 3rd row L. to R. Gwen Taylor, Ann Stokes, Adrian Foster, Joan Clardy, Linda Sue Frice, Gail Gilpin. 4an row 1. to R. Nancy Leonard, Ann Caraway, Carolyn Johnson, Elizabeth Soasan, Margie Gwens, Janice Weathers, Devra Newman, Vanda Land, Martha Duck, Margaret Trull, Martha Rushing, Angelyn Aldridge, Janice Jones. Secretary - Carol Jones Vice Pres. - Gail Newman Reporter - Edward Hunnicutt Rec. Leader — Suellen Prater President - Henri Jane Plyler Senior 4-H First row: Left to right: Dwight Prater, Gail Newman, Olivia Walker, Carol Jones, Barbara Trull, Henri Jane Plyler, Larry Johnson. Second row: Left to right: Gary Crowley, Joan Clardy, Martha Duck, Gwen Taylor, Jimmie Nell Gilpin, Geraldine Howard, Rosie Patchen, Elaine McAdams, Cherry Jones, Vickey Junkins. Third row: Left to right: Howard Prater, Buddy Bradford, Cois Aldridge, Dorsey Nell Owens, Marilyn Sherrill, Linda Gilreath, Carolyn Porter, Patsy Lindsey, Betty Foster, Nancy Leonard, Wanda Land, Margaret Trull, Edward Hunnicutt. Fourth row: Left to right: Freddy Taylor, Suellen Prater, Brenda Jones, Christine Aldridge, Janice Jones, Martha Sponsor Rushing, Angelyn Aldridge, Janice Weathers, Gail Gilpin. Mrs. Ellen McAdams Fifth row: Left to right: Donald Champion, Harry Vice, Freddy Hughes, Bobby McDaniel, Joe Lane Waldrop, Tommy Ayers, Horace Ray Crowley, Bobby Aldridge, Jerry Crowe, Richard Smith, Johnny McAdams, Roy Banks Graham, Eugene Collins, Bobby Joe Wheeler, Larry Land Jr. High Pays i-H Clu Pres. Danny Crowley V. Pres. Thurman McDaniel Sec. Treas. Ronny Davis Song Leaders, Wayne Taylor, Bobby Joe Crowley Rec. Leaders Terry Cash, Sonny Cork 1st row L. to R. Ronny Davis, Fred Ray Savage, Olen Hudson, Bobby Joe Crowley, Sonny Cork, Steve Crowley, David Anderson, Danny Crowley, 2nd row L. to R. Joe Wilson, Max Crowley, Jimmy Crowe, Billy Wayne Wheeler, Thurman McDaniel, Laveme Newman, Donald Spencer, Wayne Taylor. 3rd row L. to R. Curtis Stokes, Edward Corbett, Mike Mordecai, Frank Vice, Terry Cash, Jerry Patchen, Rex Thornton, Andy Thornton. i th row L. to R. Billy Forter, Vester Gilliam, Jerry Porter, Joe Leonard, Herschell Baswell, Tony Porter, Frank Campbell, Douglas Long. 1st row: L to R: Jean Clardy, Sherry Gilreath, Marianne Vick, Linda Taylor, Martha Stripling, Kay Taylor, Linda Faye Gilliam, Ardeth Anderson. 2nd row: L to R: Delene Crowley, Carolyn Foster, Mary Christain, Marie Aldridge, Troyce Prater, Barbara Long, Judy Moore, Peggy Hollinger , Mary France Aldridge, Linda Chestnut. „ , ,, , . , ... 3rd row: L to R: Ellen Stokes, Marsha Aldridge, Nettie Carrol, Brenda Foster, Barbara Foster, Delores Hildreth� Mary Jane Anderson, Earline Aldridge, Elaine Fostfer. 4th row: L to R: Sybil Daily, Mary E. Aycpck, Mary Jane Long, Brenda Leonard, Sandra Trull, Brenda Johnson, Pegina Porter, Margie Hudson, Rebecca Bobbitt. Pres. Vice Pres. Sec. Song Leader Rec. Leader Brenda Johnson Regina Porter Sherry Gilreath Linda Ann Taylor Kay Taylor Earline Aldridge Delora Hildreth ah Girls C ub Sponsor Mrs. Laudice Junkins E7e wentarji irls +-H Pres. - Joyce Prater V. Pres. - Sally Wilson Sec. - Pat Duke Song Leaders - Carolyn Crowley Sc Annette Champion Rec. Leaders - Janice Wallace Cecelia Jones 1st. Row-1, to r. Glenda Trull, Joan Foster, Mary Alice Gilliam, Mary Thrasher, Carolyn Crowley, Sally Wilson, Nellie Holsonback. 2nd. Row-1, to r. Rosalyn Aldridge, Linda Rushing, Joyce Prater, Charlotte McDaniels, Gloria Crowley, Mary Ann Anderson, Janice Wallace, Mrs. Carolyn McGee. 3rd. Row-1. tO r. Bonnie Turner, Annette Champion, Sue Porter, Hilda Stokes, Mary Stripling, Cecelia Jones, Sara Chesnut. � f Gr 3 i JVe oJjri a n POiss D. A. R. Good C'fizenship 'irl JJ Garo Xones fiiss f(. Jf.S. MiSS H.D.S. crouned by Ma.rba.rd Trull £scort Buddy Brad-ford Alternate L anda Land Escort Paul A o en L %'j e� 4 a r SI Carol Jones Escort Howard Prater 12th Grade Vicky Junkins Escort Ray Trull 9th Grade Linda Gilreath Escort Jerry Crowe 11th Grade Troyce Prater Escort Fred Ray Savage 7th Grade Linda Ann Taylor Escort Terry Cash 8th Grade Fourth Grade aEPUOTTAfty COURT -For PQiroccss Becky Dorroh Jimry Gilliam First. Grade Linda Rushing John Prater Fifth Grade Anita Kay Perkins Frankel Hunnicutt Second Grade Sue Porter Sixth Grade a.i! Neuman nomecom'mq Queen Homecom'tnc) Couri 1st. row L to 8 - Kay Taylor, 7th Grade, Rosie Patchen, 9th Grade. Back row L to R - Gail Gilpin, 11th Grade, Dorsey Nell Owens, 12th Grade, Gail Newman, Homecoming Queen, 12th Grade, Joan Clardy, 10th Grade, Mary E. Aycock, Sth Grade. omecom'i nj Queen (fail Ae Jzscort fiuddtj B . PecicLl Honors Bobby Aldridge Freddy Taylor 1961 East-West All Star Team Pitcher Played 6 years bby Aldridge 1961 All District Team 1961 All Star Team 1962 Most Valuable Player 1962 W.C.A.A.C. Team Played 6 Years Henri Jane Plyler State 4-H Vice President A-H Member - 7 years County Dairy Maid - 2 years Lunchroom Workers Mrs. Ethel Davis Mrs. Jessie Vice Mrs. Clara Hudson Office Workers Carol Jones Cail Newman Marilyn Sherrill Janitor Moses Campbell Mrf. Rebecca Adkins Sherry Norris Fred Aycock Football Season gets underway; 3 County Teams Play This Week Kennedy Defeats Berry Team In 40 To 6 Rout jtr !4vnBA. uAjay� ’ Vernon vs Guin; Sulligent vs. Haley ville; Kennedy vs. Carrollton There are two games scheduled for Friday night, • Kennedy vs. Carrollton at Kennedy. Vernon v . Guin at Vernon. The third game in the county this week will be at Sulligent Saturday night with Haleyville being the Kennedy Tramples Palmetto, 32-13 medy Ber lome invader. Kick off time for each l0 game is scheduled for 8:00. If you want to know who is favored to win. just turn to the back page of the Democrat and check the Pigjskin Predictions. This is to be a weekly item, with- three football fans making their predictions which wc think will be very close to right in m6st games. Coach Mark Colburn of Sulli- gent says that he will be up a- gainst a large team Saturday night but that he expects a good showing from the Sulligent Blue Devils. Coach Hugh Harrison is anxi- ous to get the first game t KENNEDY his belt, he will then know Kenne jy to expect from the Vernon tim py a KENNEDY — The Kennedy eleven made their homecoming successful Friday night. The Yel- low-Jackets tore over the Palmet- kick- k the jvhen eked xvas Aldridge went for another sion touchdown at the end of the first :e to half to put Kennedy ahead 26-6. mnt. The third quarter was score- nedy clogs since this is his first to coach them. If you are a football fan • these games. They sh very interesting In di Kennedy thp stponjrtb fkf tho t«.interci- ty Babb Accepts Head Coach jot itors fcame fc half of the g The decisi game's fadin a at Kennedy Kennedy Wins Wins Donald Babb has a In the opetning. J me of . tUQ jQdSOil the head athletic coachii season for both Kennedy t VUJUf| .• • .i... K � � nnonv Urrn -. the head athletic coachii g on for sltion at Kennedy Hisrh carrollton according to James R. B jackets lead by both the Kennedy Freddie fKenned.V TD's and three «7-3 season was good. The first quarter ended with a 7-0 score. The second quarter action be- :an with Sonney Barrentine . Ber- ry center, intercepting a Kennedy pass. Unable to retain procession Berry pftited Kennedy taking and going for the TD which was called back. After a 15 yard penalty the Jackets went in for their second TD of the game. The kick was taken by Jimmy Grey and after taking a 15 yard penalty. May- ard Godsey punted, Kennedy [fumbling with Berry recovering in Kennedy territory. End Mitch Grey took his brother. Jimmy Grey's pass, to the IB. Mitchell Grey to 1 yard line with Jimmy Grey going over for Berry 's TD. The try for the extra point failed. The score at end of the 1st half •as 13-6. Kennedy dominated the second alf by scoring two TDs in the rd Quarter with the score 27-6. he Jackets scored twice also in t 4th quarter to give the score $0 6. In the last few minutes of 4tb quarter. Berry drove to ennedy 7. but were unable to re. Kennedy took over and ept the ball the remainder of the artie. Kennedy was penalized 135 ards with one player being eject- from the game for unsports- anlike conduct. The Berry Wild ats were penalized a total of_43 Yellow Jackets Sting Millport MTLLPORT — The Kennedy _ Yellow Jackets upset the Millport on Junior Tide 13-0 at Millport's Fri- agam the half-day night homecoming, handing the score. The the Junior Tide its first loss of ot was no good the year. lad a 13-0 lead Kennedy's left halfback Buddy nents of play. Bradford went over from 10 nted a scoring yards out in the first quarter, the lal moments of first • Millport has been Swiney ran the «cor ' this season. The °ut a fine back 18 yards to ex� principal. Babb replaces Coach Morgan who resigned ti l c touchdown . (ay Johnson pick [ .' T er mark, a han TT« r 1 1 made by ■•“X «.«as® ■■� « 5 � -� «1-2. full line Blocton High School. ins scored the other marK� . ai] three °kemZfi pIays later F; £ A gradu:Ue of Livm Bradford ran one 81 yar a fljr°wns- «e ran 12 yards off a ! V, College. Babb has had two Kennedy team will. «core; sol Up ihc and rctur ‘ • of coaching experience as , Berry • M. ■� |,‘- — Kennedy Spoils Millport Homecoming Friday nite Queen Alice Sudduth Rules Over Activities crossed all season. The Millport Jr. Tide went down in defeat for the first time during the season Friday night before a record crowd. Pretty Homecoming Queen. Alice Sudduth surrounded by her court looked on with awe as the strong Yellow Jacket’s line failed to allow the Tiders to get homecoming into a position to tally. Buddy Bradford led the of- they slide by there was Brad first quarter. He took a pass in the second period and went all the way. Elmore, McDaniel and Prater never gave up trying to move the pigskin, but were stopped at the Kennedy wall by the stub- Kennedy Belts Indians. 39-0 bom linesmen and if by chance The Kennedy Yellow Jackets fensivfe attack for the Jackets ford and Co. looking them in the and scored both TD’s. He plung- eye. ed over from the 10 for the first Millport will go to Northside en 13 to 0. It was the first time score and then bulldozed his this week and Kennedy will go the Jr. Tide’s goal line had been way across for the PAT in the ' to Gordo. were in command all the way as they trounced the Millport clev- KENNEDY — Kennedy's Yel j low Jackets made Coach Donald ■ Banb's debut an impressive one here Thursday night with a 3SH: rout of Carrollton in the season- opening game for both teams. Kennedy scored on the fourtl fter the kickoff when half Buddy Bradford' L. Half-back Played 5 Lettered I4. Cois Aldridge L. Guard Played 2 Lettered 2 Coach Donald Babb Larry Land Senior L. End Played 3 years Lettered 1 year Bobby Aldridge Senior _ Played 2 years Lettered 2 years I ’I • W.C.A.A. Conference Team All State 1 year Bobby Wheeler Senior R. Guard Flayed 2 years Lettered 1 year Howard Prater Senior L. Tackle Played 4 years Lettered 2 years Tommy Ayers Junior R. Guard Played 3 years lettered 1 year Bobby McDaniel Junior R. Tackle Played 3 years Lettered 2 years Freddy Taylor Junior Quarterback Played 2 years Lettered 2 years Joe Waldrop Junior Center Played 1 year Lettered 1 year Horace Crowley Junior Fullback Played 3 years: lettered 1 year Johnny McAdams SoDhomore L. End Played 4 years Lettered 2 years Billy Cargile Sophomore L. Guard Played 2 years lettered 1 year y Harry Vice Junior P.. Guard Played 2 years Lettered 2 years Eugene Foster Junior Fullback Played 4 years Lettered 3 years 0 F F E N S E First row, left to right, Bobby Aldridge, Bobby McDaniel, Harry Vice, Joe Lane Waldrop, Qois Aldridge, Howard Prater, Larry Land Second row, Eugene Collins, Eugene Foster, Freddy Taylor, Buddy Bradford. First row, left to right, Johnny McAdams, Cois Aldridge, Howard Prater, Bobby Joe Wheeler, Billy Wayne Cargile, Bobby McDaniel, Bobby Aldridge, Second row, Larry Land, Eugene Foster, Eugene Collins, Harry Vice, Buddy Bradford, Freddy Taylor First row, left to right, Terry Cash, Ray Trull, Charles Corbett, H. D. Mitchell, Dwight Prater, Gary Prater, Jimmy Don Crowley, Second row, Billy Porter, Tommy Ayers, Tony Aldridge, Horace Ray Crowley, Donald Champion, Billy Wayne Cargile, Billy Foster, Third row, Freddie Hughes, Johnny McAdams, Jerry Porter, Maurice Leonard, Bobby Joe Wheeler, Wiley Mordicai, Coach Babb First row, Cherry Jones, Suellen Prater, Second row, Vicky Lynn Junkins, Janice Jones, Elaine McAdams, Marianne Vick Carrollton Berry- Reform Vina Millport Gordo Sullipent Palmetto Northside Hubbertville 0 Kennedy 39 6 Kennedy ij.0 21 Kennedy 12 7 Kennedy 33 0 Kennedy 13 12 Kennedy 0 13 Kennedy 6 13 Kennedy 32 0 Kennedy 13 7 Kennedy 19 79 Kennedy 107 Total Carol Jones Senior Lettered 3 Years Henri Jane Plyler Senior Lettered 3 Years SENIORS Olivia Walker Senior Lettered 2 Years Barbara Trull Senior Lettered 1 Year A' TEAM Bo-sKeAball Bobby Aldridge Senior Guard 5 Years 4 Letters 3obby McDaniel Junior Center 3 Years 2 Letters Joe Lane Waldrop Junior Forward 2 Years 1 Letter Johnny McAdams Sophomore Forward 2 Years 1 Letter Berry, Kennedy Meet By DELBERT REED News Sports Correspondent Berry and Kennedy will meet in the championship game of the West Central Alabama Conference tournament tonight at Northside after taking third round wins last night. Berry moved into the final game by way of a 59-43 win over Hubbertville. Kennedy earned a berth in the championship tilt with a 57-50 victory over Gordo. Eugene Collins Junior Guard 3 Years 2 Letters Freddy Taylor Juni or Guard 3 Years 2 Letters For Crown Kennedy Nips Berry To Win Wr AC Title By DELBERT REED News Sports Correspondent Kennedy nipped Berry 58-56 in overt me Saturday night to win the W’est Central Alabama Con- ference basketball championship at Northside High. M PROVIDI 0 INTMI BANKING ACT Of IJJI Fayette, Alabama KENNEDY LUMBER COMPANY Dealers m and Hard u Ph one 10 Kennedy, Alabama. NEWMAN LUMBER COMPANY DEALERS in YELLOW PINE AND HARDWOOD -retailers -t- yholesojers BELK,ALABAMA Ochverij Service j?mjuuhere CITIES SERVICE OIL COMPA Phone M.M. Brouhi Son GA-SSf71 Consignees Phone 9 or- Kenn edy , Habanja Vloodie £ Drive-I n Sanduic Ac Shakes Sundaes 4j Millport 4 G-or do, FI3.V-0-ft ch Delivered Fresh Daily Feiye.T L ha 7 ) CL DAVIS Brothers Fert luer Seed Spreader Kehn e y Alabama KENNEDY GIN and MILLING CO. KENNEDY, ALA Hat Blocking Draperies D eimg AMORV STEAM LAUNDRY CLEANERS )mo ry , Al iss 'issf pi Phone CL 6 -2 1 Expert Dry Cleaning fur and MWen. Stores Uniform. Senia I Service U e! come to visit the FRIENU Y CITY Co)om bus,Mississij p - YoUK neatest city your needs. Free pa-rffiny any cohere ‘m for IIa ho. me City of Columbus w 'illiam X Propst, fit ay or BANK REPORT REFDRm, AM BAM A MERCHANTS DM) FARMERS BANK Mi llport, Alabama THE CITIZENS OF FAYETTE Fayette, Alabama VICK BROS. Reform and Kennedy, ! 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WE 2-i Winfield Highway VERNON MANUFACTURING- COMPANY And EMPLOYERS Vernon , Alabama mm sBBKEsmn Tires Accessories KeNNedV. fila.ba.roA. REID LUMBE CO. C. £. R Manufacturers of- Southern fine + H rdcoood FAYETTE GRAIN'-‘SEED CO. Ill types of Jeef , Seed, fertilizers Buyers of Ear Cam Sam Colli n s - Char esThomas Phone Ul£ 2-531? PLOTT'S Frozen Foods VajetTa klc.s Radio nJ TV Rtpai r Kennedy, Alabama. Compliments L AMUR COUNTY TEL COMPANY Loca ihJ Westc rn Long Distance Union. Millport and Kennedy, Alabama LAMAR manufacturing COMPANY Millport, Ala.ba.yna. Fayette ’(% , Bottling Co. layette, A!a. Weyerhaeuser Company T im her Jane h issi ss i p -ft la. ma. Co I u YYibuSj 0 perai Mississippi Ffl YETTE Fa iu, PROCESS] NG ■ PLANT u l-HTc We do slaucj ifer ny and processing -for looker and home freez ers , Comp! iment s of M.C P Xudje of Pro Itote Vernon Ala bama HOUSEL HARDWARE CO. Building Alaterial Ready Ali Concrete Paint - G;fts G% £. Jl ppliZnces Gordo R eioYm Ca.no II ton FREE MAM GARTMAf 'S HAMBY Veui and Used Cars GARAGE If its difficult u e do it tin med iate y. If it's mpossi ble it Mes a liHU longer. PAo 93-2 - W Fayette } AIclJ? D9igl, Alillportj H lab cum cl Crordo Tire, and Co. w. W. Hall - Owner Quality'Steamed Recapping phone Em 4-2012 P.O. Box 56 Gordo, Alabama Compliments of Campbell's ____Faye rf a. bam a Compliment's of Ffoe's Record Bar Fayette, Alabama Golden Drug Store PROFESSIONAL ATTENTION FOR YOUR DRUG NEEDS __________ grnLuiu Ati LLPORT, ALABAM A AYRES URGES SHOP Fsyette, Pi la. G ene ra UJelding Tractor TVueA' Beds Built io order FOULER MUTUAL RADIATOR n... SERVICE l£2-W6t an.J SERVICE STATION Fayette, Alabama COUNTY BUILDING- SUPPLY Building a name in Building Sop pltes.1 Phone. VZZ C1.71 Fayfhhe, Alabama HI frDOA 5e 't ST p.O. Boa 3ZQ, Tires CITIES SER ( ICE Millport, Alabama. Phone JJ Batteries RICHARDS’ RICHARDS’ DIXIELAND Xiy Conditioned dri re-in Fa cHe, f{ I cl bam a AYERS MUTUA LSTATIOM T re.S and H ig h LJaij Access ovies D zse I fuel Road S'en ice 17 SoutIn nillpoytyAta. W. u. V3 M Tim be its d sE y i b uior of Toasted Pea.n j ts Peanut Butter Sand Jidies Can dies Salesman - f a.rn es t AJortAinqion Russell SKaRinK Fun for ike ent ire Ta ni lij . fll'illpori , A aba m a. THE HUB Good i and Datterias G.H. Dodecn B erl Mol liny shed 5eiryice Tat on Sinclair Produces (Sinclair.] Phone W£-53(= ) errj INC-5350 oijeHe, AU. dome Goforth e GOFORTH LODGE for your class parties Barbecues, Banquets, Dances Good Food Reasonable Prices Goforth Lodge FA £-5154 'T JV S',- Fleming ra JeI Company Sand — r ue j-mix Phone FA % - 1+61 C? q!utvbus, Mi 5 WIPES Business Machines Company ?.0. Box CSI Tuscaloosa, Alabama Quality Shop Tost coear «. smile, and a Jkntze SCotti Ns Fine Foods Open -from 5• 00 iil! JO '00 at niykt FiyoiU, Alabama Fayette., Alabama W CHOLS-NOLF VMOTORS Xne. Villare p. Ms CUrles V. HoUk CeJ'iUsc O dymob) )c G-ULLETT’S Dept 9£or s Xnterlor De corat'mc Gift u are Arroos Skirts - Cur lee Suits Fayette, Jt kbama Fatjettej fl a. Com V FAYETTE AUTO PARTS Vernon CO. OX 5-366) Payette, The famdtj Jrufi store Vernon , H la. umahr COUNT? . -3 Lake BOSTICK FURNITURE SKiol appliance s I ernon , A la ba ma {Somp limervfe Of DcL i 5 Qualify 6kop Kenn«. iy 3 J ) a] a.mo ctyeiT'te, farmers Cooperate, Inc. zer - -fce. A. - Se.ecL 7'K5-l lSec d c e5 Ma,rciUoL� -e Tayette 3 } xl?cuncL. Th CUF Caf' k Curb Se,rv ic.« Sa.n iujiclics — Orders -fco Ujj. 43 ?a e , AlcaWroo, Pepsi Cola. Bottling Co. L( i n Ft 'eld. )a-k a.rna Zx e mS XliW Ino. Complete. Home. Fu. v- n i V Lng Tb_y e t Al - mpiZmenT'S vS h V- cC neS H• C- lS L m ma-no ge� - 7a y eirte ) Icubcutncxj v3Ki©l is AounV'nS ijoar fToresV ro n g-ej- SauluA« S 'tBe 3«'n� ®r Cl«-SS Of -4,2. Ze.rn©n . ttaL.k .nnay Sonn pit m-en i § °F rr. Truii H nnedx Alai mcu fi o bert J and Hard ua re Co. Bolling Pharmacy Temple Fayette, FayettejAlaba m 2 CENTRAL DRUG- STORE T7 Elyette, .yjlg Alabama UIEEM’S FURNITURE Fayette 7 Ft 'a Comp )imen ts oF T. LESTER STREET Cor nyi I ss'i on er of' Pi strict I % Com piimenis BANK VERNON l ernon, Alabama Compliments of W. B. BURNETT Comm 55 ion er of P strict JIT LelMZr County farno f AUEmS Brock's Broun Service Funeral Home. Vernon ; Alabama Phone C15-3GSG 162! Com pJ i meni s of1 T.C. UOODS (2 o yn m i S5 one v o f District U Lama r County Vernon, AU hawa . A BOS) AM Tax Assessor Sf u ta£ Tfexnady tf yk Seniors Vernon j Alabama Reform Cioior Co. A 7 5- 6 3SZ Reform, A sbstna TMSUR ANCE •fo y HO iEOWMERS Ha uyhz on Real by Co. 3 Court £ v3.v S P ione 3-2 -faff Fayette. A 3.. fayettc. County Times N W Alabama's Fauoviie Compliments of- Partners l $ed fJeuispapeY Faye.t'Le; Aid beyna Pho ' Palette uei-sjn HALLMAN MATTRESS UPHOLSTERY CO. (Formerly of Fayette) Have moved to a new location on F iyette Ing AGENCY Highway 82, three miles west of Gordo. They welcome old friends and new customers to come by. For pick-up service call: 364-4154 or write RFD. 4 Gordo Sc tty Vo u ny B ui U i n j Phone WEZ-5JLZ3 Faye.t tc y Alabdmd. LOWffEV TRUCm CO. Phone ME3-+00+ Fa yetts, A fa. Millport fI ouer Chop Mill fori JU. Mari e Flay lack aye h t Ker n e Jy, Ala. HVDRICK Aot o m oti j e 3 epa. ir Urecker Service Millport, Alabama. FJLYCO, Ino. CORRUGATED MtTALCULVERT CONCRETE PIPE CONCRETE BLOCKS READY-MIX OLD TUSCALOOSA ROAD POST OFFICE BOX 29 FAYETTE. ALABAMA DOmE FUmnL Serving Brov n Service, Family Reserve, Legg Short Burial iolicies Ambulance Service Al ill port t Ala bam Fsyetfe Chain S bJ S e. y u i c e «one 132-5311 P.0. Bon Wf Fayette j A I aba m a VICK IMPLEMENT COMPANY Phone 032-8262 FAYETTE, ALABAMA JEvjter nations I Trucks anJ Tractors W inton’s Rex si Pharma, „ 'Tf) • onirac pmti.w C s Sul Iicjeni , A13 bcirri s MOORE ’5 nouiKs J2epe t double. C A vro le.i VJ; M Company jan aHT' X .StoKes feform, £. l J. Lo-r don. n Q.- PRATER+SO V PlEFCHAAlTS find Cotton fibers Millpori, Alabama. SHACKLEFORb B«0TH£fiS G-enera.1 MerchapJise. THE FKie voly store JAillport t l m YERS Serve Youy S-el-f GROCE ft MARKET Phone S3 fi cfe ‘tejjer -PropYie'boY flVUpor-t, ) £. mimsuoRTH GW Jj1 U When better ginning is done, we� 11 dc it.” PAffWe Ta.ijt.dte, Ala. OUENS POOL HflLL {zniert inwevLt FflLK VE R 4 1 ? OpeYode ftldriclge. COMPANY lemon, Alabama Kenneth LIBERTY NATIONAL LIFE INS. Millport ! Ala.ta.rna. THE FASHION CENTER Home, of famous Ho. e Brands Ladies Sf Chi ldrer S A?eo.dy Lo idea(.r tHe muiie you fo Comjpa.re Our prices and qualify' Heu) lectio -Jcr.0 Gomp 1 iments of Titus Barnes - Sheriff Melmon Boyette- Deputy B.R. Novthan —Deputy lernon ; Alabama. Glasgow lS Jeue ny [daleh Jeuyelrg Repam Vernon, A labamo. £ yiy Sol ova G om p m enis F OGDLAI BHO. of R. ARVICE MORE Be sir in Lamar Cou nty Reafl y - io'Uear Super ini end eni of Fducaii oh S ul Iicj erit, A F bam a. Uernon, Ala, e Alar on Davis Co. o o v 5: o s; ' B est in Feed Seed Fertilizer Priniiny £je buy ear com. Fayette J A aianna J ernon t Alabama. T.G. LAURE MCE SOUS Ginners Millers General Merc hand ice f'ayette AldbzynS Compliments of HODGES DEPT. STORE INC. Since f9II you can a cueys do better at UoJjms” Payette t f)U. Compji men ts of l loijd Cobb Office Supply Co. ColomboSj Af SS. COLE BROS. Grocery fflarkeli Ue seroe fro Serve z ain Millport, Alabama Com pliminis of THOMSON IMP. CO. INC fa (yetie, A la. Sales and lUf Service JAMS H. BLACK+SOKS TRACTOR +IMPLTMEA r CO JLf Hoor Oreckey Service Phone no. Miokt no. WBX-flll U£2- + 707 f° r fa y ) A ta Comp) i me.ycts U OLVERIIVE HAT+CAP r y .CO. Reform , A Is bsma c j.. toihe it Jgundiy a m Laundry V- Cleaners ? 3etie,A a. KmuH's RABIO T.U 5CR,- lUPDflT, ALU. Phonos 19+50 Stereophonic. pecori O io.nq«.r 4-1ra.nsistoi' nil IPORT CIA) CO. liUpOr j Pilo bccYnCU PALMER’S PLUMB IMG, HEATING, SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Home P tone P ione 2-4-53? U)E 2-5 22 Tusce. loos x. Sire c t F a y a , f cl hamo. a ent Foy' 5TAA)MRD Oil 00. CHIU pork) f oc Lanqa STATEFMWmco. TTl-Savnes, flqenf Fay fl ?cu. «See, me OiboLcf Vou,r fiUTQ, LlP£-flRf |A)5U«An)CE AUO -F)AMfOciW OOLf SfiOS. Crro ce.Y (j - WocyK e T n jJ «- S £ri 4. To$€.rve ocj in' Hi LL poyjj PlLoc bocyrja Norrous F a (LOwpie-te- l v-e op Fuu Y vi t U r e. f p p KXroczs T'V’S J'-e.uf e. 1 yy V Q,YAJO AJ) FI O' F) CL fT) fa WESTERN fWTO Associate. SToye Jix.a,rd a. pf a.nice.s ba.tt -ries d ex Vi S T� V«..s yi-tcx pb jQ.Y T ixefo v-e. ya.d 'os i+JqS+i-zy O Vy ey k?icyc es Fay €r£-£ e , ? a boL a Gruce Qm'ith Gro. Gene mi Mertdi d 'se. GaS “ 0 l Piece Goods mm Ends T ifeHv, Ala. Dairy Queeo Drive-In Any student with all A's gets a free Dairy i ueen Sunday when Report cards are presented at the window. ij e tte at DAVIS SUNDRIES Cosmet cs vS olEi one y Medicine, Teu edrj School Supplies Seeds Xennedlj , A clLqjticu Tct-C et't© Piurnbirv «and Heating THOMAS JMSllRDNCf FICENCV Insurance, of all types P % 0X5-3Z86 Je rn o Dj Q 1 atom a. hall n w mmp COA) PA MY Chesttr Hallman- Ouner Ea ette, 1 la. Fhone UE 2-Q2 33 Owens Ox-pe Coppe — 3andu)icl eS Priw)(s nd in) ; h Ul Amo, OWENS Standard Service, fSta-t o n Bat terms — fares and (Accessories PVjoaj e. 7 YfibJNe.H Jjfaloi BEN FRANKLIN STORE FARM BUREAU INSURANCE CO. Reform, Ala. Fayette, Ala. EMMA JEAN'S FABRIC SHOP MORDECAI GROCERY Fayette, Ala. Vernon Highway Millport, Ala. 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