Kennedy High School - Kenala Yearbook (Kennedy, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1963 volume:

. KENNEDY HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS “THE YELLOWJACKET EDITOR-TOMMY AYERS Principal Message This year has been a wonderful experience for me to be able to teach and work with this fine Senior Class. I want to thank you for your fine be- havior and your eagerness to cooperate in all phases of school life. Keep this book to remind you of your last days in high school. I sincerely hope that you will be as successful in life as you have been at Kennedy High School. May I say at this point, BEST OF LUoK ALVvAYS. Riley 1McGee ALMA MATER Our Alma 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.S. All Hail. ANNUAL STAFF Seated: 1. to r. Harry Vice, Ass't Editor; Tommy Ayers, ditor; Martha Rushing, Typist; Janice Weathers, Business Manager 1st Row-1, to r. Gary Crowley, Ass't Sport Fditor; Patsev Lindsey, Feature Fditor; Margie Owens, Ass't Feature Fditor Elizabeth Homan, Art Editor, Carolyn Porter, Lay-Out Met; Linda Gilreath, Social Editor; Gail Gilpin, Ass't Advertising Manager; Horace Ray Crowley, Ass't Business Manager; Bobby McDaniel, Advertising Manager; Eugene Foster, Sport Editor; 2nd Row-1, to r. Dwight Prater, Typist; Donald Champion, Sales Manager; Angelyn Aldridge, Lay-Out Mat; Freddy Taylor, Sales Manager; Jacky Killen, Art Editor; Joe Lane Waldrop, Tyoist; Jerry Crowe, Photographer; Bill Trull, Art Editer; Larry Johnson, Photographer; Tony Aldridge, Typist. DMINISTRATION James Riley McGee B.S. Livingston State M.A. University of Alabama Business Education Principal nriwMi� iirtoMO ©600000°®® OOOOOOOOOO ooeoooooo ooooc oeo© Mrs. Vuillena Davis B.S. University of Alabama Second and Third Grades Mrs. Lurlene Karr B.S. Jacksonville State First Grade Mrs. Carolyn McGee Livingston State 2 Years Fifth Grade Miss Jeanne Chaffin Livingston State 2 Years Third and Fourth Grades Mrs. Evelyn Davis B.S. Florence State Sixth Grade Sponsor - Elem. 4-H Martin E. Karr B.S. M.S. in Ag. Ed. Auburn Vocational Agriculture Sponsor - F.F.A. Club Mrs. Yviette D. Savage B.S.-M.A. University of Alabama Alabama College English-Library Sponsor-Beta Club 9th Grade H.S. Chaffin B.S. Livingston State College M.A. University of Alabama Sponsor of Jr. 4-H Jr. High Eng. Soc. Stud. Mrs. Ellen McAdams B.S. Florence State History Mrs. Bernice Bryant University of Alabama B.S. Home Economics Education Sponsor - F.H.A. Physical Education ENIORS Pres.--Freddy Taylor V. Pres.—Harry Vice Sec. Treas.—Tommy Ayers Reporter—Dwight Prater Angelyn Aldridge 4-H Club 7-8-9-10-11 F.H.A. 9-10-11 F.T.A. 10 Choir 10-11 Pep Club 10 F.H.A. Rec. Leader 11 F.H.A. Reporter (County) Junior Play Who’s '«ho 12 Annual Staff 12 Tony Aldridge 4-H 7-8 F.F.A. 11 Football 11-12 V.'ho ’ s Who 12 Usher Commencement 10-11 Annual Staff 12 F.F.A. Dairy Judging 11 Tommy Ayers 4-H 7-8-10-11 F.F.A. 9-10-11 F.F.A. Sentenial 11 4-H Sec. Treas. 7-8 Football 9-10-11-12 Basketball 10 Class Pres. 10 K Club 11-12 Class Sec. 12 K Club V-Pres. 12 Home Coming Escort 12 Choir 10 Junior Play 11 Who ' s Who 12 Annual Staff 12 Beta Club 10-11-12 Beta Club V-Pres. 12 Billy Baty 4-H 7-8 F.F.A. 9-10-11 Basketball 10-11 Who's Who 12 Annual Staff 12 Usher Commencement 10-11 Usher Class Play 11 Donald Champion 4-H 7-8-10-11 F.F.A. 9-10-11 Basketball 10-11-12 Football 11-12 Baseball 10-11-12 Salesmanger Annual 12 Who's Who 12 Junior Play 11 K Club 11-12 Choir 10 F.F.A. Dairy Judging 11-12 Jerry Crowe F.F.A. 9-10-11 4_H 9-10-11 Choir 9-10-11 Who s Who 12 Annual Staff 1 2 Gary Crowley 4_H 7-8-10-11 F.F.A. 9-10-11-12 Football 11-12 Horaee Ray Crowley 4-H 7-8-10-11 F.F.A. 9-10-11-12 Football 10-11-12 Baseball 10-11 Choir 11 Basketball 11-12 K Club 11-12 Eugene Foster 4-H 7-g-IO-ll F.F.A. 9-10-111 Class V-Pres. 10 Football 9-10-11-12 Baseball 10-11 Basketball 10-11 K Club 9-10-11-12 Choir 9-10-11-12 F.F.A. Quartet 11 4-H £ mi. race (County) 9 4-H 100 yd. dash (County) 9 4-H 4 mi. Relay race (County) 9 WCAC Team 10-11-12 Gail Gilpin F.H.A. 9-10-11 Glee Club 10 Pep Club 10 F.H.A. Treas. 11 4-H 10-11 F.T.A. 10 Home Coming Maid 11 Rec. Leader F.H.A. 10 Who s Who 12 Miss K.H.S. candidate 10 Office Asst. 12 Magizine Saleman Award 12 Ren. in Governors Inaugural Parade 12 Linda Gilreath 4_H 8-9-10-11 Choir 9-10-11-12 Beta Club 10-11-12 Officer two Yr. F.H.A. Miss D.A.R. 12 Magazine Salesman Award 12 K.H.S. Candidate 11 Office Asst. 12 Who's Who 12 Pep Club 10 Class Play 11 Elizabeth Homan F.H.A. 11 Who's Who 12 Annual Staff 12 4_H 7-8-9-10 Pep Club 10 Jacky Killen 4-H 7-8-9 F.F.A. 10-11 F.F.A. Sec. 11 Who's Who 12 Annual Staff 1 2 Miss K.H.S. Escort 12 Larry Johnson 4-H 7-8-11 F.F.A. 9-10-11-12 Who's Who 12 Annual Staff 12 Patsey Lindsey 4-H 7-8-9-10-11 Beta Club 10-11-12 F.H.A. 9-10-11 Cheerleader 10-11 F.H.A. Sec. 10 Who's Who 12 Home Coming Oueen 12 Office Asst. 12 Glee Club 10 Pep Club 10 F.H.A. Pres 11 K Club 10-11-12 Class Play 11 Beta Club Sec. 12 Annual Staff 12 Class Testator 12 Maurice Leonard 4-H 7-8-11 F.F.A. 9-10-11-12 Football 11-12' Basketball 10-11 Choir 10-11 Who's Who 12 Annual Staff 12 K Club 12 Bobby McDaniel 4-H 7-8-11 F.F.A. 9-10-11 V-Pres. F.F.A. 11 Football Manager 7 Football 9-10-11-12 Basketball 9-10-11-12 Baseball 9-10-11-12 Choir 10 Junior Play 11 Annual Staff Who's Who 12 Home Coming Escort 12 K Club 10-11-12 Football Captain 12 All Conference Football 11-12 All Conference Basketball 11-12 All District Basketball 11 Carolyn Porter Margie Owens F.H.A. 10-11 Who ’ s Who 12 Annual Staff 12 Beta Club 10-11-12 4-H 7-8-9-10-11 F.H.A. Reporter Pep Club 10 Choir 10-11-12 Cheerleader 11-12 Annual Staff 12 Junior Play Beta Club Reporter K Club 11-12 K Club Sec. Dwight Prater Martha Rushing Beta Club 10-11-12 4-H 7-8-9-10-11-12 F.T.A. 10-11 Chbir 9-10-11 Pep Club 10 F.H.A 9-10-11 F.H.A. Vice Pres. F.T.A. Vice Pres. F.H.A. Vice Pres. (County) F.H.A. State Degree 4-H County Dress Review Winner Alternate Dairy Maid Library asst. 4_H 7-8-1C-11 F.F.A. 9-10-11 4-H Song Leader 11 Beta Club 11-12 Football 11 Choir 10-11-12 Class Reporter 12 Beta Club Treas. 12 Annual Typist 12 Basketball 10 Football Manager 12 Usher Commencement 11 F.F.A. Soil Judging 10 F.F.A. Dairy Judging 11 F.F.A. Forestry Judging 11 Junior Annual Play Staff 12 Who's Who 12 vcr Freddy Taylor 4-H 7-8-10-11 4-H Songleader 7 F.F.A. 9-10 F.F.A. Chapter Pres. 10-11 F.F.A. County Pres. 10 F.F.A. Dairy Judging 10-11 Football 10-11-12 Basketball 9-10-11-12 Baseball 9-10-11-12 All Conference Football 11-12 All Conference Basketball 11-12 EW All Star Baseball Team 10-11 K Club 9-10-11-12 Junior Play 11 Choir 9-10-11-12 Annual Staff Who's Who Home Coming Crown Bearer Beta Club 10-11-12 Vice-Pres. Beta Club 11 Pres. Beta Club 12 12 12 Bill Trull 4-H 7-8 F.F.A. 9-1C-11 Football 12 K Club 12 Who’s Who 12 Annual Staff 12 Baseball 9-10-12 Basketb 11 10-11-12 Choir 9-10 K Club Treas. 12 Harry Vice Joe Lane Waldrop 4-H 8-9-10-11 4-H V-Pres. 9 F.F.A. 10-11 Football 11-12 Basketball 8-9-10-11-12 K Club 11-12 Usher Commencement 11 Annual Staff 12 Who's Who 12 Basketball All County (Fayette) Jr. High 4-H 7-8-10-11 F.F.A. 9-10-11-12 Football10-11-12 Class Sec. Treas. 10 K Club 10-11-12 Baseball 9-10-11-12 F.F.A. V-Pres. 11 F.F.A. Pres. Quartet 11 Junior Play 11 Choir 10-11 K Club Pres. 12 Football Manager 7-8 F.F.A. Soil Judging 10 F.F.A. Land Judging 10 F.F.A. Dairy Judging 10-11 Home Coming Escort 12 Who's Who 12 Annual Staff 12 All Conference Team 12 All-State 2nd Team 12 Janice Weathers 4-H 7-8-9-10-11 F.H.A. 9-10-11 F.H.A. Sec. 11 Choir 9-10-11 Class Play 11 Home Coming Maid 10-12 Class Sec. 11 Who's Who 12 Alternate Miss K.H.S. 12 Business Manager Annual 12 Laziest Horace Ray Crowley Angelyn Aldridge Elizabeth Homan Best Athlete Fugene Foster Carolyn Porter Most Likely To Suceed Linda Gilreath Dwight Prater Most Flirtious Bobby McDaniel Janice Weathers Moafo Q'f Gail Giloin Jerry Crowe Best Dressed Bobby McDaniel Patsey Lindsey- Shy e St Maurice Lenard Loudest Donald Chamoion Most Courtious Elizabeth Homan Jackie Killen Best Sport Margie Owens 'frull Friendliest Bobby McDaniel Linda Gilr'ath Gail Giloin Tommy Ayers Most In Love Angelyn Aldridge Harry Vice Most Popular Freddy Taylor Janice Weathers Most Handsome Pretteist Patsy Lindsey Jackie Killen Most Intelligent Elizabeth Homan Tommy Ayers Best All Around Call Gilpin «ioe Lane Waldrop Kindest Billy Baty Wittest Gary Crowley Martha Rushing On May 4, ly62 the Junior Class entertained the Senior Class with a Banquet at Go-Fortn Lodge in Columbas, Mississippi. The theme was titled, Song In My Heart'.' B Sharp, Freddy Taylor, the Junior Class President welcomed the group with Music in the Air'.' High C, Gail Newman, the Senior Class President gave the re- soonse with Under the Spell'.' Otners in t ie program were the Pitch Piper, Tommy Ayers and the Disc Jockey, Dwight Prater with I Spin A Platter'.' Then the program was completed. We, the Juniors, enjoyed planning and decorating for the banquet. Senior Class History You may not find the events that I am about to relate in the pages of American History. Nevertheless, 1 defy anyone to prove that they are not worthy to mention as any of the deeds performed by tne heroes whose names are painted in flaming letters in those same national eulogies. Would you have me orove my words? Then stretch your ears and take heed. In the year 1951, a handsome, smiling, eager, but scared group of 28 boys and girls, descended upon this institution to begin a new adventure—SCHOOL. Mrs. Rae Hayes and Mrs. Lurline Karr, our first graae teachers, helped us through tnis first trying year. In the 3' cond grade, with Mrs. W'illena Davis to guide us, we became old hands at going to school. In the t. ird grade Mrs. Lydia Plyler wrent through the ordeal of teaching us to write. This was the year that we got to go to the fair and we also had a fair ourselves. The fourth year of our education was with Mrs. Janet Williams. Most of us thought we would never survive the long division we learned that year. Under Mrs._ Blanch Hydrick, in the fifth grade, we made the U.3. scrapbooks. In the sixth grade, with Mrs. Rae Hayes, it was like getting back home, because this was our second year with her. Miss Inez Douglass helped us get started in junior high. We had a hard time adjusting ourselves to changing rooms and keeping up with our books. . e gained Bill Trull this year. By t‘he eighth grade, wdth Mr. martin E. Karr as our sponsor, we were becoming more and more accustomed to high school. We gained Linda Gilreath this year. On becoming Freshmen, with Billy Joe Colvin as our sponsor, e had the honor of participating in Senior High activities. We went on history trips to moundville and Montgomery. The boys entered F.F.A. and the girls F.H.A., with an initiation we will never forget. The boys be- gan trying to letter in athletics. Gail Gilpin joined us. Mrs. Laudice Junkins was our sponsor the next three years. We gained Joanne Hamm, Margie Owens, Freddy Hughes, and Joe Lane WaldroD our sophomore year. Bill Trull and Joanne Hamm left at the end of the year. During the junior year we had our play Keep Moving and gave the seniors a banquet, Song In My Heart . We gained Elizabeth Homan and lost Ruell Welch. In our senior year we gained Bill Trull and Jacky Killen. We lost Richard Smith, Eugene Collins, and Freddy Hughes. It was a very exciting time when we got our class rings. But then there is a lot of excitement in just being seniors. There are now 26 of us—9 girls and 17 boys. There is only 11 of the original class. Class Historian Angelyn Aldridge SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the senior class of 1vo3, v ho are about to leave Kennedy High School, and being mindful of the needs of our fellow students we leave here to take our places, we make the following bequests: Eugene Foster leaves his position of fullback to Fred Trull. Dwight Prater leaves his mathematical abilities to Johnny McAdams. Tommy Ayers leaves his mischevious ways to Billy Wayne Cargile. Tony Aldridge leaves his love of books to Paul Nolan. Joe Lane Waldrop leaves his ability to keeo the whole class laugh- ing at his jokes to Steve Crowley. Bobby McDaniel leaves with a sorrowful good-bye to his old flames from Kennedy, Vernon, Millport, and Fayette. Donald Champion leaves nis arguing ways to Joe Curry Burgess. Harry Vice leaves his nosition as guard to his little brother, Frank. Horace Ray Crowley leaves the Reform road ooen to Dwight Aldridge. Billy Baty leaves nis courteous ways to Ray Trull. Larry Johnson leaves his shy ways around girls to H.D. Mitchell. Jackie Killen leaves nis witty ways to Charles Corbett. Bill Trull leaves his ability to swao schools to Ronnie Cannon. Maurice Leonard leaves his position as tackle to Jerry Porter. Jerry Crowe leaves his neat wTays to Wiley Mordecai. Garey Crowley leaves his sneaking ways to Garey Prater. Janice Weathers leaves her pleasant ways to Janice Jones. Gail Gilpin leaves her sweet smile to Suellen Prater. Margie Owens leaves her quiet ways to Wanda Land. Elizabeth Homan leaves her tomboyish ways to Cherry Jones. Martha Rushing leaves her Horne Economics ability to Betty Foster. Linda Gilreath leaves her position as secretary to Mn McGee to Joan Clardy. Carolyn Porter leaves her job as head cheerleader to anyone who can fill it. Ange.lyn Aldridge leaves her ability to get engaged to Vickey Junkins. Freddy Taylor leaves his nosition as All Conference football player to Sonny Barrett. Patsey Lindsey leaves her love for one boy only to Nancy Leonard. Class Testators SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY As I was sitting alone daydreaming, I saw the class of '63 ten years from the day we graduated from Kennedy High School. Each was finding hap- piness and success in life. I saw: Angelyn Aldridge happily married and living in Tuscaloosa keeping house for the little Hughes. Tony Aldridge is a bachelor and is serving twenty years in the army. But every spare minute he has, his head is in a book. Tommy Ayers is hauling logs for his father since he didn't have a success in college. He is married and supporting a family. Donald Champion has a T.V. show. The name of it is Loud Mouth Champ . Gary Crowley has just taken the place of one of The Three Stooges and he is great. Horace Ray Crowley is in Africa, where he is making piles of money. His wife is back at Reform with three little Crowleys. Billy Baty is working for a missle outfit. They are planning to send him to the moon shortly. Jerry Crowe is still a big flirt. He has never made up his mind which girl he wants. Eugene Foster is still trying to fix up a hot rod. In his spare time he is with his wife and four tots. Gail Gilpin has won a beauty contest in New York City. They are send- ing her on a world tour. When she returns she plans to marry some guy from Northport. Linda Gilreath is now a head nurse in a hospital in Florida. She is in love with her doctor, but he hasn't decided to marry her yet. Bobby McDaniel was always good at making wise cracks. He has a radio program titled Wise Crack Mac . He also has found the right girl and is married. Elizabeth Homan has joined an art club. In her spare time she dra� .s, but usually her husband and kids Keep her busy. Larry Johnson is riding around in a shiny new car. He has just won a speaking contest. How he did it I'll never know. Jacky Killen is married to a beautiful brunette. He amazes his two children by wiggling one ear at the time and making funny faces. Maurice Leonard is now living on a farm in Kingville community. He has a jallopy he putts around in at night hunting him a wife. Patsey Lindsey is now making her home across the river. She has her hands full with the little Vices while Harry is away. Margie Owens was always so quiet in school and never let her business be known until now. She is working for the F.B.I. Carolyn Porter is the wife of a professor. I'll never know why she chose the marriage career. Dwight Prater is a professor at the University of Louisiana. He has never taken enough interest in any girl to marry. Martha Rushing has her two desires. She is teaching Home Economics at a large school aad she is married to a lawyer she met at Auburn. Freddy Taylor is catcher for the New York Yankees. He and Sandra come back home every year. They have a hard time deciding where to go, Millport or Kennedy. Bill Trull was always a funny comedian. He has now taken over The Red Skelton Show . Harry Vice is in the Air Force. He comes back to Kennedy quite often to see Patsey and the little Vices. Joe Lane Waldrop is now a successful businessman in Reform. He fin- ally decided he had to settle down to support his extra large family. Just as I was about to see if I was going to have happiness and suc- cess someone distrubed me. Class Prophet Oj x ac£s Janice Weathers UNIORS 0 F FIC ERS Bernice M. Bryant Sponsor President-Paul Nolan V. Pres—tfanda Land Sec. Tres.-Nancy Leonard Reporter-Niley Mordecai Rep. to Annual-Betty Poster Paul Noler Gary Prater OPHOMORES s Mrs. Ellen McAdams Sponsor o p H O M O R E S President-Ray Trull V. Pres.-Gwen Taylor Sec.-Janice Jones Rep. to Annual-Suellen Prater Ronnie Cannon IL Charles Corbett Geraldine Howard Carolyn Johnson Che:ry Jones Jciiice Jones Vickey Junkins Elaine Mcatia.-ns land . D. Mitchell i-evra i.'ewaan Suelten Prate. Ann Stokes Gwendolyn Tavior uay Trail RESHMEN Pregident-Frank Vice V. Pres.-Brenda Johnson Sec. b. Tres.-Repina Porter Margie Hudson Rep. to Annual-Barbara Fester Karline Aldrid e Mary Frances aldrid e Mary Elizabeth aycock Betty Barrett Jimmy Chaffin Max Crowley Linda Gilliam Margie Hudson Mary Christian Jean Clardy Jimmy Crowe Linda Duck Sherry Gilreath Vester Gilliam Brenda Johnson Joe Leonard. Danny Crowley Baroara Foster Peggy Hollingei Mtry Jane Long Jerry Porter Rex Thornton Marianne Vick Thurman McDaniel Judy Koore Regina P rter Martha Striding Billy Jayne Wheeler Jerry x’atchen Linda Taylor 1 1 Prank Vice LEMENTARY Sponsor Mr. Karr T Pres.-Sonny Cork V. Pres.-Delora Hildreth Sec.-Tres.-Troyce Prater Rep. to Annual-Kay Taylor Bo .’by Orowley Sonny Cork Edward Corbett Dellene Crov.'ley Ronny iJavi s Brenda Foster Glen Hudson Steve Crowley Carolyn Foster Sybil Daily Elaine Foster Billy Porter Donald Spencer Kay Taylor Leverne Newman Troy e Prater Tony Porter Fred Ray Savage Curtis Stokes Wayne Taylor andy Thornton Sponsor H. 3. Chaffin President-Steve McAdams V, Pres-Chester Aldridp-e Sec. Tres.-Carolyn Crowley Reporter-Petty Killin Reacreation r Sonr Leaders Louis Trull, Cecelia Jones Edward Abbott . Chester Aldridge Marsha Aldridpe Mary Anderson David Collins r Carclyn Crowley Gloria Crowley Patricia Duke Cecelia Jones Steve McAdams Derris Newman Billy Foster Wayne Foster Claude Karr h Billy McCool Charlotte McDaniel Sue Porter Joyce Prater Nellie Holaonback Betty Jo Killen Hilda Stokes Louie Trull Connie Turner Sally Wilson Teacher hvelyn Davis Annette Champion Jivn.ny Hud son SIXTH GRADE Ricky Hudson Rosalyn Aldridge Mary Alice Gillian Faye Johnson Ricky Cash tfilly Ray Giloin David Jones John Prater Linda Rushing Janice Wallace Glenda Trull FIFTH GRADE j Teacher-Carolyn incJee Jimmy Anderson Sharlene Mcdee i Kathy Nabors Larry Nabors 01 iria Leonard Dan y ’orter Kennetd Taylor FOURTH GRADE Mike Aldridge Lucy Dison Ann Hood Jane Jones Martha Moore Mark Wayne Prater Evelyn Strinling Sharon Cummings Jerry Stri pling THIRD GRADE Teacher - Miss Jeanne Chaffin Nancy Cochran Ui Delores Gilliam Denise Crowley James Gilpin FrankelHunnicutt Kenneth Johnson Kenneth Matthews Jewel Gay McCool James Porter George Newman Anita Kay Perkins John McDaniel Sandy Porter Marron Stokes Deborah Wilson Teacher '.villena C. Davis Jerry Aldrid,e Darlene Crowley SECOND GRADE bhirley Anderson Bevelyn Aldriage Ronnie Barrett Jane Crowe Mary Porter Vicky Shelton Barbara Stokes Roxie Trull Ricky Stripling Shirley Wheeler v ! Andrew Wilson David Wilson Steve Wright Teacher Lurlene Karr Shirley Bobbitt Linda Dison FIRST GRADE Steve Aldridge Barbara Aldridge Steve Clardy Shelby Cash Rickey Moore Wanda Moore Johnny Patchen Debbie Owens Ricky Rushing JuniorStripling Abbie Gail Turner Cheryl Wilson CTIVITIES First Row, Left to Right: . Earths Stripling, Jean Clardy, Linda Faye uiiiiam Larline Aldridge, Opal Aldridge, Geraldine Howard, Mary Christian, Linda Taylor. Second Row: Mary Frances Aldridge, Brenda Johnson, Marianne ick, Cherry Jones, Nettie Carroll, Miriam Foster, Nancy Leonard, Be-ty Foster. Third row: Regina Porter, Sherry Gilrcath, Vickey Junkins, Linda Duck, Ann Oarroway, Barbara Foster, Judy j-ioore, Fourth Row: Joan Clardy, wanda aand, Margie Hudson, Jinnie Nexi Gilpen, ann Stokes, Becky Bobbitt, Fifth Row: Mary Jane Long, Peggy Bollinger, Debra Newman, Carolyn Johnson, Gwen Taylor, Sara Jo Holsomback. Sixth Row: Elaine Land, Mary Elizaoeth Aycock, Janice Jones, Sandra Trull, Betty Barrett. Bottom Row: Vickey Junkins-Sec. Jimmie Nell Gilpin-Rec. Lead Cherry Jones-Songleader Janice Jones-Treas. Standing: Geraldine Howard-Historian Nancy Leonard-President Carolyn Jonnson-Songleader wanaa aano-v. President Eetty Foster-Reporter Gv en Taylor-Parl. Future New W Homemakers of America 1st Row-1, to r. Gary Crowley, Danny Crowley, Max Crowley, Jimmy Chaiiin, H. D. Mitchell, Thurman McDaniel, Billy V«. Wheeler, Mr. Martii. -. Karr. 2nd Row-1, tc r. Joe Burgess, Douglas Long, Jimmy Don Crowley, Ronnie Cannon, Jimmy Crowe, Gary Frater, 3rd Row-1.to r. Billy W. Cargile, Rex Thorton, Frank Vice, Dwight «lariage, Charles Crowell, Ray Trull. 1th Row-1, tc r. Fred Trull, Terry Cash, Vester Gilliam, bonny Barrett, Kenneth Crowe. 3th Row-1, to r. Wiley Mordeoatj Larry Johnson, Harry Vice, raui Nolen, Joe F. Leonare. oth Row-1, to r. Jerry Fort r, Maurice Leonard, Charles Corbett, Johnny McAdams. Front Row L.-R. Billy Cargile-Sentinel f. F. A. Harry Vice-President Jimmy Don Crcwley-Reporter Back Row L.-R. Officers Paul Nolen-Secretary Johnny McAdams-V. President Ray Trull-Treasurer £■ E N I O R Mrs. Soon First row: vickey Junkins, Gwen Taylor Patsey Lindsey, sueilen Prater, Carolyn sorter, Elaine wcAdams, jecond row: Nancy Leonard, cherry Jones, Sara Jo Holson'oack, Third row: Martha Rushing, V anda Land, Linda Gilreath, Janice Jones, fourth row: Dwight Frater, Freddy Taylor, ruui nolan, Johnny wcAdams, Tommy ayers, Joseon bur ess B E T A C L U B Sitting—Patsey Lindsey—Secretary Carolyn Pcprter—Reoorter Standing—Tommy nyers—Vice President Freddy Taylor—President Dwight Prater—Treasurer 1st Row-1, to r. bertha Ann Stripling, Blaine Foster, Mary Frances Aldridge, Carolyn Foster, Dellene Crowley, Marie Aldridge. 2nd Row-1, to r. Regina Porter, Jean Clardy, Mary Ann Vick, Sherry Gilreath, Kay Taylor, 3rd Row-1, to r. Brenda Johnson, Delara Hildreth, Mary Elizabeth Aycock, Peggy Hollinger, Barbara Ann Foster, Ijth Row-1, to r. Sonny Cork, Danny Lee Crowley, Ronny Davis, Donald Spencer, Thurman McDaniel, Max Crowley, Fred Ray Savage. Special Project-Lockers Pres.-Brenda Johnson V.Pres.-Mary Frances Aldridge Sec.-Regina Porter Treas.-Ronny Davis Reporter-Fred Ray Savage First Row, Left to Right: Cherry Jones, Petsey Lindsey, Marianne Vick, Vickey Junkins, Mary F. Aldridge, Carolyn Porter, Suellen Prater. Sec. row: Sonny Cork, Garey Crowley, Ronnie Davis, Fred Ray Savage, Jimmy Don Crowley, Billy Foster, Coach Babb, Third row: Billy ayne Cargile, Garey Prater, Horace Ray Crowley, Tommy Ayers, Eugene Foster, Dwight Prater. Fourth row: Sonny Barrett, Joe Lane Waldrop, Bill Trull, Harry Vice, Freddy Taylor. Fifth row: Donald Champion, Tony Aldridge, Maurice Leonard, Johnny McAdams, Bobby McDaniel. CLUB President—Harry Vice V. President—Tommy Ayers Secretary—Carolyn Porter Treasurer--Bill Trull Rep. to Annual—Freddy Taylor r 7T IS 1st Row-1, to r Carolyn Porter, 2nd Row-1, to r Jean Clardy, Suellen Prater, Sherry Gilreath, Betty Foster, Linda Taylor. Patsy Lindsey, Mary Frances Aldridge, Cherry Jones, Brenda Johnson, Regina Porter, Geraldine Howard. 3rd Row-1, to r. Judy Moore, Gwen Taylor, Marianne Vick, Barbara Foster, Nancy Leonard, Joan Clardy. 4th Row-1, to r. Peggy Hollinger, Linda Gilreath, Janice leathers, Joe Burgess, Vickey Junkins, Elaine McAdams. 5th Row-1, to r. Wanda Land, Angelyn Aldridge, Martha Rushing, Paul Nolen, Janice Jones, Mary Elizabeth Aycock. 6th Row-1, to r. Freddy Taylor, Wiley Mordecai, Johnny McAdams, Eugene Foster. CVio’ir The choir, under the direction of Mrs. Elizabeth Vick, had as its special project the music for the Graduation programs. PIT’st row, left to right: Carolyn Crowley, Ardeth Anderson, Brenda Poster, Mary Ann Anderson, Bonnie Turner, Sally Wilson, Nellie Holsonback. Second row: Gloris Crowley, Elaine Foster, Marie Aldridse, Troyce Prater, Kay Taylor, Joyce Prater, Betty Killen, Charlotte McDaniel. Third row: Cecelia Jones, Barbara Long, Mary Stripling, Brenda Leonard, Ellen Stokes, Dellene Crowley, Carolyn Foster. Fourth row: Linda Fowler, Marsha Aldridge, Delora Hildreath, Hilda Stokes, Sue Porter. G RLS JUNIOR. 4'W CLUB high Sponsor Mrs. Laudice Junkins Charlotte McDanial-Rec. Leader Troyce Prater-President Carolyn Crowley-Rec. Leader Barbara Long-Reporter Cecelia Jones-Song Leader Delora Hildreth-V. President Kay Taylor-Sec. Betty Killen-Song Leader First Row L. to R. Amos Thornton, Deris Nev� man, Jimmy Stripling, Chester Aldridge, Billy Foster, Steve Crowley. Second Row L. to R. Lewis Trull, Olen Hudson, Harold Jones, Robert Moore, Wayne Taylor, Sonny Cork, Bobby Joe Crowley. Third Row L. to R. Lavern Newman, Wayne Foster, Billy McCool, Steve McAdams, Ronny Davis, Claude Karr, David Collins. Fourth Row L. to R. Curtis Stokes, Kenneth Cash, Edward Corbett, Freddy Moore, Edward Abbot, Fred Ray Savage. Fifth Row L. to R. Donald Spencer, Mike Gavin, Tony Porter, Billy Porter, Andy Thornton, Mike Mordecai. Tr. H.,k 4-H Club Mr. Chaffin Sponsor Front row, L. to R. Wayne Taylor-Songleader, Sonny Cork-Vice President Back row, L. to R. Claude Karr-Recreation leader, Fred Ray Savage-Secretary, Ronny Davis-Pres. Steve McAdams-Reporter. First row, left to right: Jimmy Anderson, Larry Barrett, John Prater, Johnny Wilson, Mark Prater, Jerry Strioling. Second row: Mrs. Evelyn Davis, sponsor, Kenneth Taylor, Danny Porter, To. any Leonard, Ronnie weathers, Micheal Aldridge. Third row: Ronald Junkiri, Ricky Hudson, Douglas Trull, Paul Davis, Ji..miy Hudson, Ricky Gas , Billy Ray Gilpin. Fourtn row: Billy Dean Long, David McAdams, David Jones, Paltrier Karr, Buddy Taylor. 4-H CLUB BOYS E President—Billy Dean Long Vice President—Paul Davis Secretary—Paltrier Karr Song Leaders--Davis McAdams Joan Prater 1st Row-1, tor. Jane Jones, Evelyn Stripling, Faye Johnson, Peggy Collins, Alice Foster, Glenda Trull, Bertha Hughes. _ 2nd Row-1, tor. Mrs. Carolyn McGee, Lucy Dison, Ann Hood, oharlene McGee, Kathy Nabors, Pamela Shelton, Martha Sue Moore, Patricia Bobbitt. 3rd Row-1, to r. Janice Wallace, Joan Foster, Mary Alice Gilliam, Rosalyn Aldridge, Linda Sue Rushing, Louise Randolph, Kathy Dorroh, Diann Dailey. 4th Row-1, to r. Sharon Cummings, Joyce Price, Janice Barrett, Annette Champion, Glenda Johnson, Gloria Leonard, Penny Davis. E L E n E M T A R Y Front - Sharlene McGee-Secretary Patricia Boibitt-V. President Pamela Shelton- Recreation Leader Back - Janice hallace-Song Leader Glinda Johnson-Song Leader Annette Champion-President Penny Davis-Recreation Leader The Boss Lady- Photographers What's the News? Daydreaming Where's Harry? Bookworm W Having A Feast Packing Champ In Person Where’s She At? True Love Working Hard EATURES LINO AGILREATH MISS D.A.R. “good CITIZENSHIP girl” MISS.K.H.S. BETTY FOSTER Miss K. H. S. Court •Elvie Taylor, Betty Foster, Ardeth Anderson. •Sullen Prater, Peggy Hollinger, Janice leathers Seated L. to R Standing L. to R Betty Foster 11th Grade Escort Johnny McAdams Suelien Prater Escort Jimmy Don Crowley 1Oth Grade Peggy Hollinger Escort Danny Crowley 9th Grade Ardeth Anderson Escort Fred Ray Savage 8th Grade Elvie Taylor Escort Freddy Max Moore 7th Grade PRINCESS------PAMELA SHELTON PRINCE--------PAUL DAVIS FIFTH GRAD E Elementary Court 1'or Princesses Seated L. to P.-Landy Porter, Pamela Shelton, Pamela Richards. Standing L. to R.-Mary Porter, Joan Foster, Pamela Kicharos Escort John David Trull 1st Grade Sandy Porter Escort Jerry Stripling 3rd 4th Grade Mary Porter Escort Andrew Wilson 2nd Grade Joan Foster Escort Ronald Junkins 6th Grade HOMECOMING QUEEN PATSY LINDSEY ma-r.. Home Coming Court Seated L. to R.-Jimmie Nell Gilpin, Wanca Land, Troyce Prater. Standing L. to R.-Patsey Lindsey, Betty Killen, Janice Weathers, Brenda Johnson. QUEEN PATSY LINDSEY ESCORT HARRY VICE Home Coming Representives of Elementary Seated L. to R.-Palmela Shelton, Sharlene McGee, Delores Gilliam, Becky Dorroh, Shelby Cash. Standing L. to R.-Palmer Karr, Paul Davis, Max Junkins, Mike Newman, Barney Gillian. Sherry Mathis Train Bearer Donald Champion .SPECIAL HONORS Eugene Foster All-Conference Team 3 yrs. Honorable Mention All-State Harry Vice All-Conferenc, Team All-State Freddy Taylor 1st Team All-Conference Honorable Mention All-State All-Conference basketball All-District Basketball 5obby McDaniel 1st Team All-Conference Honorable Mention All-State All-Conference Basketball All-District Basketball Bill Trull 2nd Team All-Conference 2nd Team All-Conference Office workers Gail Gilpin Patsey Lindsey Linda Gilreath Principal - Riley McGee Lunchroom Workers Mrs. Ethel Davis Mrs. Clara Bee Hudson Mrs. Jessie Vice Janitor Moses Campbell I YellowiacVfjs Still UnscA Kenr Wnnf i D� r n« the . first 1 Friday n‘«htntDC the or-e . ? cy came Into po� IHll even.' time the Donald t toon� PM ?1 J£ ecori e i .._ HR o pitchout Champion 1«« Hrst score. 05 yards an L_d( v Taylor rC % ” ?£ the A KEN warm .... the Kennedy nerve Picken ho % £§ for more V% Yellt � thei u V vopre- madoes ol ‘ e. the 'N-put ned - of the season h Billy Foster o „. . year’s WCAC conference ch ions here Friday night. Midway in the third kens halfback Billy b broke up a Tornad' drive by intercei ty y 0 ' ‘ ennedy Hopes Resting' l“ l S On Returning Veterans rv AKFVMPnv _ 'O' ' t V 0,0 «L ■o 6 4 the safety m With first Three plays s' the Tornado' with Dona' 5 KENNEDY — Coach Donald at the r CV Counting on 10 return- - 'a ' J Wets A' S V ■ '■ f0r fie c hounds on -s pen. ' fff ! • L Vi, rj. g Ote 1 • O3o 3 what eem- Score 0 7 h� K°ns n'ct°t Iv Ae ‘ 3 ible harrier Pickc A)fla e X 'v 3i ' -'5 - h™ Kenn;Ce; 0 2%. C ,lh‘m r ol t-Up «Pine Po , a ? ,l irJtt r t0 ,! e s a i d , 7) % � •,£ the si; 3a. els (or ('V(W r e, -v.v A ■ ??,p ' � noUng V- - L «■ ‘r la,Ror ,1:° Seat «e a- 'ef lhr v as°n f ,y Vy • % °A I'v.v - ■ - h 4V 4c- div V S in ng so Vernon is the only gy. .,m A. O' the schedule. The returning Mermen are tinkle Bobby McDaniel 170 . guards Harry Gice «155►, Billy ' argilo (148� and Tommy Ayers • 53). end Johnny McAdams •159), center Joe Waldrop .it� � , fullback Eugene Foster 158, quarterback Freddy Taylor «152) and back Horace Crowley '148 ........... ,Vice’ w«Wrop. Fos- h?5. • Kennedy has ’4 Carroll. i d - off from m js ’£ — '.« iici, vice. Waldrop. Fos- M.■ -tveaneqy has ■ Carroll- • ter ami Taylor were starters last T J tdn. 14-0. Berr V . form 7-L McAdams was a O Vina. 31.7 % r'c ‘ r cam- -««fis . --wu„ fr ® gainst q tf0l H0f0rm 0,1 ,a � wn -' yard line. ' J°e p .0n , But on the next play '}e � .erts mage Pickens' hair Jgfocty tichardson raced u, • Xidley Keer ' e + jf $ % 6 m and saile x ..... x? x x ' iSc5 itwv ,vt‘,s lo v«na «Kifwf % honK to face ' I V1 I I r itf ilr :md travels is • 12 Kennc-dy A'e« on Oct. 19. at' season, and McAdams defensive starter. Others cxjtectod to help ate ends Tony Aldridge (152'. Bill Trull r 145) f Charles Corbett 125' and Terry Cash Mio tackles Maurice Leonard (,85)! S lorter U ), Douglas [.ong (135) Billy Porter (180� . Hcrshel B;i.s- well 120) and David Matthews ‘,25): «wards Frank Vice «135� J ary Crowley 130) and Tony; Porter (122). centers Ray Ti (137) and Edward Corbett Kennedy x 31'7 A? ort. 424). y thc 'vc1n_ 'n e -'• • — — __ — ’ Qji.;.. - � and closes Hs marked up their ’home games — •• v, vwiwu 1 ir i Quarterbacks Jerry Pa 115) and Gray Prater K CT of the season by he midfield Qn a niddlc |bic a % ° with qu . Bek Harry hampioi' c - ion Q jmore ti'- x - - «v imahrfng n. LA mg but the ;• V fflwtd nlj me thc statistic depart ment a sound Hck- ield Friday Nov. 2 and 9 Gray prater x halfbacks Donald Chamnw Dwight Prater (125), r Crowley (126), 126) and Sonny fullback Fred Ti y i,Ap un S- rsu'' ° ,orta,n j. fern0o y °r � heB •° view k V S -w « V Y � 0 o' N cs Win are leadtng the WCACLj 5_ i, 5wSi5P 44 4T 'V i ' rS?' 6 PLxs® CAPTAINS Harry Vice Bobby McDaniel FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Kennedy 14 Carrollton 0 Kennedy 6 Berry 0 Kennedy 6 Reform 0 Kennedy 31 Vina 0 Kennedy 42 Millport 0 Kennedy 19 V ernon 25 Kennedy 9 Sulligent 0 Kennedy 34 Palmetto 0 Kennedy 45 Northside 0 Kennedy 53 Hubbertville 0 259 25 These are the 12 seniors who received the trophy presented by the Commerce a1 Dispatch. Presenting the trophy is Barney Imes, right. Receiving the troph Ts Coach Babb and Mr. McGee. From left to right the seniors are: Bottom row: Horace Ray Crowley, Eugene Foster, Dwight Prater, Gary Crowley. Second row: Freddy Taylor, Donald Champion, Tommy Ayers, Harry Vice. Third row: Tony Aldridge, Maurice Leonard, Bobby McDaniel, Bill Trull, and Joe Lane Waldrop Eugene Foster Senior Fullback Played 5 years Lettered 4 years All W.C.A.C—10th, 11th 2nd Team W.C.A.C—12th Freddy Taylor Senior Quarterback Played 3 years Lettered 3 years All W.C.A.C—11th, 12th Donald Champion Senior L. Halfback Played 2 years Lettered 2 years All W.C.A.C—12th 2nd Team Sonny Barrett Freshman R. Halfback Played 1 year Lettered 1 year Maurice Leonard Senior Tackle Played 1 year Lettered 1 year Johnny McAdams Junior R. Tackle Played 5 years Lettered 3 years Tommy Ayers Senior L. Guard Played 4 years Lettered 2 years Joe Lane Waldrop Senior Center Played 3 years Lettered 2 years Harry Vice Senior R. Guard Played 3 years Lettered 3 years All W.C.A.C—12th Bobby McDaniel Senior R. End Played 4 years Lettered 3 years All W.C.A.C.—12th Gary Crowley Senior Guard Played 1 year Lettered 1 year Bill Trull Senior End Played 1 year Lettered 1 year All W.C.A.C. 2nd Team—12 Gary Prater Quarterback Played I; years Lettered 1 year Charles Corbett R. End Played 2 years Lettered 1 year Jimmy Don Crowley R. Halfback Played 3 years Lettered 1 year H.D. Mitchell L. Halfback Played 3 years Lettered 1 year cnadoHzncn Bottom Row L. to R.- Eugene Poster, Freddy Taylor, Horace Ray Crowley, Tommy Ayers, Donald Champion, Gary Crowley, Standing L. to R.-Tony Aldridge, Maurice Leonard, Bobby McDaniel, Harry Vice, Joe Lane Waldrop, Bill Trull. First Row L. to R.-Ricky Belk, Sonny Cork, Jimmy Don Crowley, Billy Porter, Mike Gavins, Dwight Aldridge, Jerry Patchen, Douglas Long, H.D. Mitchell. Second Row L. to R.-Sonny Barrett, Billy Wayne Cargile, Charles Corbett, Gary Prater,Fred Trull, Frank Vice, Ray Trull, Jerry Porter, Johnny McAdams. Third Row L. to R.-Billy Foster, Fred Ray Savage, Dwight Prater, Eugene Foster, Donald Champion, Horace Ray Crowley, Tommy Ayers, Freddy Taylor, Gary Crowley. Fourth Row L. to R. Tony Aldridge, Maurice Leonard, Bill Trull, Joe Lane Waldrop, Bobby McDaniel, Harry Vice, Coach Donald Babb. 0 p IV s E . to R. Boboy McDaniel, Johnny wcAdams, Horace Ray Crowley, Joe Lane Waldrop, Tommy Ayers Billy Wayne Cargile, iMaurice Leonard. Second Row: L. to R. Gary Crowley, Sonny tiarrett Freddy Taylor, Harry Vice, Donald Champion, Bill Trull D E Waldrop, Johnny mcAdams, Tony Aldridge Second Row: L. to R. Bill Trull, Harry Vice, Horace Ray Crowley, Freddy Taylor, Gary orowiey, Bobby McDaniel, Donald Champion First row, Cherry Jones, Carolyn Porter, Vicky Junkins, Second row, Marianne Vick, Suellen Prater, Mary F. Aldridge Top row: Carolyn Porter, Suellen Prater Bottom row: Cherry Jones, Vicky Junkins, Marianne Vick, Mary F. Aldridge Carolyn Porter Senior Lettered 2 years Head Cheerleader 12 Vickey Junkins Sophomore Lettered 1 year Suellen Prater Sophomore Lettered 1 year Marianne Vick Freshman Lettered 1 year Mary F. Aldridge Freshman Lettered 1 year Cherry Jones Sophomore Lettered 1 year Snapshots L. to R. Coach Babb, Gary Prater, Dwight Aldridge, Kenneth Crowe, Charles Corbett, Ray Trull, Sonny Barrett, H.D. Mitchell. L. to R. Coach Babb, Horace Ray Crowley, Donald Champion, Joe Lane Waldrop, Johnny McAdams, Bill Trull, Bobby McDaniel, Freddy Taylor. VARSITY BASKETBALL ”B TEAM Donald Champion Senior Guard Played 3 Lettered 2 Freddy Taylor Senior Guard Played 3 Lettered 3 Joe Lane Waldrop Senior Forward Played 3 Lettered 2 Bobby McDaniel Senior Center Played 3 Lettered 3 Johnny McAdams Junior Forward Played 2 Lettered 2 Bill Trull Senior Forward Played 2 Lettered 1 BASEBALL TEAM L. to R. Sonny Barrett, Donald Champion, Bill Trull, Bobby McDaniel, Harry Vice, Freddy Taylor, Frank Vice, Horace Ray Crowley, H.D. Mitchell. DVERTISING WOOD t’S DRIVLIJV G-o Where The. Qra is j Groes' .SavJuric cs 5uwJaes -MILLPORT, ALA. COMPLIMENTS OF FIRST NATIONAL BANK FAYETTE, ALA. KENNEDY LUMBER CO. DEALERS IN YELLOW PINE AND HARDWOOD PHONE-10 KENNEDY, ALA. NEWMAN LUMBER COMPANY DEALERS in YELLOW PINE AND HARDWOOD Retail era XholesoJers BELK, ALABAMA £)elivertj Service where DAVIS BROTHERS FcRTILIXSR Seco 'Jl||j| fflDER KENNEDY, ALA. W BANK REFORM REFORM,ALA. Hat Blocking Draperifs Dyeing AMORY STEAM LAUNDRY CLEANERS AMORY, MISS. PHONE C.L-6-1 Expert DRY cleaning. Fur utoofcv Storage UNIFORM RENTAL SERVICE KENNEDY G-IN AND MILLING COMPANY KENNEDY, ALABAMA ClTIE 5 SERVICE OIL COMPANY PHONE H-S5f7 cmtrv ySERVICE MMBROWNASON PHONE Tor Mil KENNEDY.ALA. MERCHANTS AND FARMERS BANK MILLPORT, ALA. 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KENNEDY, ALA. GOLDEN DRUG STORE PROFESSIONAL ATTENTION FOR YOUR DRUG NEEDS Compliment s of TOE'S RECORD BAR oiatidLtii'ja MILLPORT, RLA FAYETTE, ALA (Lorn PLir i£i rs of V.L. PAUL Judge Of Pnonnn Vernon, Conpi,i Mrvrj Of LA 1AR Supt. OF Edulrtion R. Cuirvice Vernon, Rlr. VERNON JioussL DRUG CO. Hardware THE REYRLL CO PHONE 6,35-3551 VJ v • Building the Fnnur drug STORE Rerdy lix CoivcRmr Print Gtifts • Gr.E. Rpflirnces G OR.po —- Retorti VERNON , MR. C RROLbroiV COUNTY BUILDING-SUPPLY FREEMAN PAINT-BODY SHOP BUILDING- R (GARAGE IN BUILDING SUPPLIES EAST COLUMBUS ST PHONE PHONE V E-2-GZ77 932-6731 FAYETTE5 RLR. FAYETTE, COMPLIMENTS Of KENNEDY KENNEDY AMERICAN ROTARY CLUB LE ION POST 247 KENNEDY, KENNEDY, ALA. COMPLIMENTS of CAMPBELL S JEWELRY C FAYETTE, ALABAMA HIBBETT3 SONS SPORTING- P.O. Box388 FLORENCE, THE HUB SERVICE STATION 5,ncu r PRODUCTS BATTERIES ®0 PHONE 53 9 FAYETTE, ALABAMA. 53 0 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF Westin house OF DAVIS BEAUTY SHOP KENNEDY ALA. 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