Kennedy High School - Kenala Yearbook (Kennedy, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1966 volume:

KENALA 1966 KENNEDY HIGH SCHOOL KENNEDY, ALABAMA RILEY McGEE The job of being principal of a high school is a big responsibility. Constantly there is someone calling upon him for help. There are many other duties that keep him busy. Many other men are able to fill the position of principal of a high school, but there are few able to face each day the way ours does. He is always in a good humor and willing to help anyone. Mr. McGee received his B.S. degree from Livingston State and his Master’s degree from the University of Alabama. S 5 hurrying steps, closing doors, ringing bells . . . Our minds are tested . . . The day begins . . . an effort failed . . . a goal attained . . . the day is done . . . the questioning mind rests. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Academics...... 8 2. Sports 17 3. Organizations. .33 4. Activities....47 5. Classes 55 6. Advertising 85 7 SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH PAVES A WAY. As a new project for this year's activities, the science classes pre- sented a science fair. Each student worked very hard to complete a project. Pictured on this page are the winners. As one of next year's improve- ments, Kennedy High School will have a new Science Department. 8 Mrs. J. C. McAdams Coach Billy Briggs LEARNING THE PAST FOR BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE FUTURE. Through the years we have learned that by observing the mistakes of others, we can avoid making the same ones again ourselves. A group of students dressed dolls to rep- resent the peoples of nations over the world. Boys in the same class built a glass panel case for displaying the dolls. Mrs. J. C. McAdams and Coach Billy Briggs taught social studies this year. 9 cp A Mrs. Fred Savage ENGLISH Do you ever stop to think before saying a word. Just how much learning goes into your ability to speak correctly. A youngster begins to talk as he be- gins to understand words being said to him. Almost everyone is able to talk, but the ability to speak cor- rectly comes only with study and work. Mrs. Fred Savage and Mrs. Ellen McAdams teach English at Kennedy. Each required their students to do a project this year. 10 EQUATIONS, PROOFS, AND GRAPHS These three words, equations, proofs, and graphs prove answers for many of our questions. Math is one of the most impor- tant courses we may take in high school. It is one thing you will use every day. Our math department received a new overhead projector which is very useful and labor saving for our teacher. Mrs. Peggy Davis, a Florence State Col- lege graduate, taught math this year. I I STUDENTS LEARN AND DEVELOP We have really worked in home economics class this year. The Seniors covered a chair and sofa for the department. As another proj- ect we repainted the girls' restroom. Another class made new curtains for the lunchroom. During the last half of the year each student participated in a fash- ion show presented for the P.T.A. SKILLS AND TECHNIQUES Developing your skills and tech- niques is not as simple as it may sound. Many times it requires long hours of trial and error. The vo- cational agriculture, students are always building things, repairing, or just cleaning up around our cam- pus. They help to keep our cam- pus in very good condition. These students, under the direc- tion of Mr. Martin Karr did an ex- cellent job of painting wall plaques representing the different clubs of our school. 13 THE FUTURE BELONGS TO THE FIT. The future belongs to the fit. This well known quote is an excellent descrip- tion of the world's state. The future does belong to the fit. Mrs. Laudice Junkins organized a new P.E. program. It included a series of phys- ical exercises and written tests. 4 MUSIC Music seems to be understandable to peo- ple of all lands. Each one of us sometimes catch ourself humming a tune. Mrs. Elizabeth Vick, our music teacher, taught us to sing the three other parts of a song along with the melody. READING Reading is a way to tour the world from your own living room. You can learn about people, cities, books, clothing and many other things by reading books. Reading is also an excellent way to increase your vo- cabulary and your understanding of words. The reading teacher who came to Ken- nedy the last half of this year was Mrs. Betty Kitchens. ATHLETICS i it BILLY RAY BRIGGS AN OUTSTANDING MAN, BOTH AS A COACH AND AS A TEACHER He graduated from Mississippi State where he re- ceived his B. S. degree with a major in P. E. and a minor in Social Studies. 18 FOOTBALL Football at Kennedy this year, if you look at the record, was unsuccessful, but like boys on losing teams everywhere we were very successful. We learned to take the good with the bad, and to take it like men. Our situation was pretty well summed up at the athletic banquet when it was said: Any- one can play when you are winning, but it takes a man to play when you are losing”. We could take our defeats, because we were learning from them, and we knew that some day we would put this experience and knowledge to use to come out winners. Terry Cash shoves a Red Devil to the sidelines 19 Hildreth is ready but he isn't need- ed, as Cork pulls it in. CO-CAPTAINS JERRY PATCHEN FRANK VICE rr i - ) STEVE CROWLEY MAX CROWLEY SONNY CORK n, ft' vV.? FRANK VICE JERRY PATCHEN r V i v v , It A DENNIS STRIPLING ft v, ♦ WAiNt rUb I LK V - STEVE McADAMS ft MIKE MORDECAI THURMAN McDANIEL ft, LETTERMEN ■ V Y V'. ROGER BELK TERRY CASH A V RONNY DAVIS FRED SAVAGE JERRY PORTER f - '0 '£ LETTERMEN JIMMY HILDRETH Va DAVID McADAMS v BOBBY JOE CROWLEY r v BILLY FOSTER SONNY BREWER 23 CHEERLEADERS BETTY BARRETT REGINA PORTER MARIANNE VICK 24 KAY TAYLOR CHARLOTTE McDANIEL f v V.yt BASKETBALL Steve McAdams lays two in for the Yellow Jackets. FRONT: Coach Billy Ray Briggs BACK: left to right, Jimmy Crowe, Sonny Cork, Ralph Carroll, Roger Belk, Steve McAdams, Jimmy Hildreth, David Collins, Dennis Stripling, Ernest Taylor, David McAdams 26 The beginning of another heated contest JIMMY CROWE Junior Guard DAVID COLLINS Sophomore Forward STEVE McADAMS Sophomore Center ERNEST TAYLOR Sophomore Guard RALPH CARROLL Senior Forward DAVID McADAMS Freshman Guard Action from another Kennedy vs. Millport game JIMMY HILDRETH Junior Forward DENNIS STRIPLING Senior Guard 27 B TEAM COUNTY CHAMPIONS The B team was a fast, hustling bunch who could also use their heads when it was necessary. They played 21 games and won 14, for a .666 percentage. Among these wins were two which brought the county championship to Kennedy. Billy Porter adds another point to the score Paul Davis sinks two as Kennedy wins over Liberty. FRONT ROW: left to right Ronnie Weathers, Larry Barrett BACK ROW: left to right, Palmer Karr, Paul Davis, Billy Porter, Claude Karr, Lewis Trull The pitcher at work A GAME The Batters 30 OF ACTION do their stuff CHEERLEADERS GLENDA TRULL KATHY NABORS • i •� KAY HILDRETH 32 SN ORGANIZATIONS I WHERE THE FEATURING 1. ACTION KIDS 2. JOHNNY BOND 3. MAX THE AX 4. NANCY SINATRA 5. SUPREMES 6. ROY ORBISON The Supremes doing Honey Boy Mary, Sherry and Betty. Johnny Bond had to pour his ten little bottles down the drain. Danny Crowley ACTION IS Ring Dang Do Liz, Sherry, Mary, Earline, Betty. Back in My Arms Roy Orbison - Dennis Stripling KENALA Yearbook Clinic EDITOR Brena Johnson ASSISTANT Thurma. McDaniel LAYOUTS Barbara, Mary, Judy BUSINESS MANAGER Linda Gilliam Peggy Hollinger FEATURES Sherry Gilreath STAFF TYPIST Sandra Trull COPY Mary Aycock SALES MANAGERS Margie Hudson Roger Belk PHOTOGRAPHER Ronny Davis ASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHER Billy Wheeler 37 BETA OFFICERS Pres. Ronny Davis Vice Pres. Danny Crowley Sec. Barbara Foster Rep. Sherry Gilreath Martha Rushing Wanda Land Cherry Jones Brenda Johnson The Senior home economics girls made gold shawls for the graduates who are members of the Beta Club. Another project we undertook was to buy a good camera for future seniors to use when making pictures for their annual. During the past four years, the Beta Club has given a $50 scholarship to the senior that best fits the requirements. The past four winners are pictured at the left. On Thursday, April 28, the Junior and Senior Beta Clubs had a very enjoyable banquet in the school lunchroom. CLUBS OFFICERS Pres. David McAdams Vice Pres. Palmer Karr Sec. Linda Rushing Treas. Mary Gilliam The Beta Club for leadership For loyalty and truth; The Beta Club for fellowship A guide and help to youth. Then let's stick together in fair or foul weather We'll find that there's no better plan. Twill make school days brighter And make our paths lighter To serve wherever we can. Here is how we made it! 39 Presidents - Sharlene McGee Ronny Weathers Vice Pres. - Penny Davis Loyd Moore Sec. - Kathy Dorroh Larry Barrett Reporters - Kathy Nabors Larry Nabors Song Leaders - Janet Porter - Evelyn Stripling Danny Porter - Kenneth Taylor Rec. Leaders - Glinda Trull - Rosa Gray Paul Davis - Jimmy Anderson JR. HIGH 4-H 40 The K Club provided excitement and spirit for all t e Students One of the highlights of the year was the boijfire that enthusiasm. The main project carried out by our operation of the concession stand in which eac FUTURE AND FARMERS Peanut sales.. .candy sales... F.H.A. degrees... meetings... These activities and many more help the Future Homemakers to ful- fill their purpose - Toward New Horizons - and to learn to live better today in order that their lives and those of their families may be better tomorrow. Pat Duke------- Myra Gray------ Sherry Gilreath - Margie Hudson - Regina Porter - - Barbara Foster - Carolyn Crowley Linda Gilliam - ------President - - Vice President ------ Secretary ---------Reporter ------Song Leader ------Historian - Parliamentarian Recreation Leader HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Learning to Do Doing to Learn Earning to live Living to serve. President - - - Vice President Secretary — ■ Treasurer----- Reporter------ Sentinel------ Fred Ray Savage Jimmy Hildreth David McAdams - - Claude Karr - Bobby Crowley Steve McAdams President - - Vice Pres. - Secretary - Reporter - - Rec.--------- Song Leader OFFICERS ------------Nancy Cochran ----------Denise Crowley ------------Anita Perkins -------------jane Crowe •----------Regina Gilliam -------------pam Richards The National 4-H Club Emblem is the 4-Leaf Clover with the letter H in each leaflet. The 4-H's represent the equal training of the Head, Heart, Hands and Health. The 4-Leaf Clover signifies Good Luck and Achievement. 44 I pledge... My Head to clearer thinking, My Heart to greater loyalty. My Hands to larger service, and My Health to better living. For my Club, my Community, and my Country. 45 JANITOR BUS DRIVERS Horace Crowley W. L. Trull Robert Porter Ester Owens Levoid Jones Troy Prater ATTENDANTS BRENDA JOHNSON JANE JONES WAYNE HILDRETH KAY HILDRETH PALMER KARR DIANNE DAILY RONNY WEATHERS MARIE ALDRIDGE EDWARD ABBOTT MARY STRIPLING JIMMY HILDRETH 9 PRINCE AND PRINCESS COURT WANDA DALE ALDRIDGE CASH DENITA JOHN PAUL BELK WILSON 50 BRENDA RONNIE DOOLEY NABORS SHERRY CHRIS McGEE GILLIAM BECKY DORROH MIKE NEWMAN SHELBY RANDY PORTER HUDSON BILLY SANDY DORROH PORTER HOMECOMING MAIDS 1965 MARY STRIPLING 7th Grade SHARLENE McGEE 8th Grade CYNTHIA SMITH 9th Grade Si PAM THOMPSON 10th Grade MYRA GRAY 11th Grade 52 MARGIE HUDSON 12th Grade HOMECOMING QUEEN MISS REGINA PORTER 54 1966 MISS D.A.R BRENDA JOHNSON Kenny Aldridge Ray Aldridge Terry Aldridge Terry W. Aldridge Wanda Aldridge Terry Belk Dale Cash Cathy Crawford Deborah Hudson Roger Long Terry McAdams Johnny McCool Kathy Parker Randy Rushing Jerry Shelton Gary Stripling Nancy Turner Rebecca Vice Debra Watkins Daphne White Terry Lynn Wilson FIRST GRADE BRINGS CHANGE 56 MORE LEARNING, IN Wanda Barren Freddie Campbell Eddie Campbell Brenda Dooley Frances Foster Chris Gilliam Jane Gray David Hildreth Kitty Hunnicutt Ricky Jones Pamela Madison Sherri Ann Mathis Sherry McGee Ronnie Nabors Ricky Owens Denise Perrigin Drusilla Smith Janice Stripling Junior Stripling Shelia Stripling Alvin Taylor Timmy Wheeler 58 MORE DUTIES SECOND GRADE 59 THIRD MRS. FRED RICHARDS Wyman Barrett Mandy Campbell Robert Campbell Larry Crowe Phillip Cochran Betty Cook Carol Crawford Larry Dean Barney Gilliam Steve Higdon Randy Hudson Dillard Mathews Millard Mathews Ricky Moore Debbie Owens Rodney Perregan Shelby Porter Billy Rushing Kenny Stripling James Thornton David Wilson 60 Gary Aldridge Steve Aldridge Denita Belk Shirley Bobbitt Charlotte Carrell Shelby Cash Steve Clardy Darlene Crowley John Hildreth Gwenda Hunnicutt PARTIES, SURPRISES AND FOURTH GRADERS 62 Wanda Moore Johnny Joe Patchen Ricky Rushing Ricky Stripling David Thompson Hokie Trull John David Trull Abbie Turner BIG EVENTS KEEP ACTIVE Bevelyn Aldridge Jerry Aldridge Shirley Anderson Ronnie Barrett Brenda Blaylock Jane Crowe Freddy Dooley Becky Dorroh MRS. EVELYN DAVIS EAGER YOUNGSTERS MAKE PROGRES Ronny Elmore Andy Foster Bill Gilliam Jimmy Gilliam Regena Gilliam Dennis Howard Brenda Long Sherron Long Dennis Madison ... Jewel McCool John McDaniel Kenneth Nabors 6 IN THEIR FIFTH YEAR Anita Pratt James Porter Mary Porter Pam Richards Ginger Smith Weston Smith Jeff Taylor Joyce Thompson Philip Watkins 'Thommy Weathers Shirley Wheeler Steve Wright Mike Aldridge Sandra Brewer Sharon Carrell Douglas Clardy Nancy Cochran Denise Crowley Jane Davis Billy Dorroh Wanda Duck Delores Gilliam Frankel Hunnicutt Brenda Higdon SIXTH GRADERS ARE PRACTICING ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION Max Junkins Kenneth Matthews George Newman Anita Kay Perkins Sandy Porter Mike Rushing Jerry Stripling Sherry Vann Ava Sue West AA 1 Clear moutl Larry Barrett Dennis Elmore Jimmy Gray Wayne Hildreth Jane Jones Martha Moore Larry Nabors Mark Prater Evelyn Stripling Bobby Trull JR. HIGH CHALLENGE PRESENTS A NEW TO SEVENTH GRADERS President Vice Pres. Secretary Treasurer Representative LARRY BARRETT JIMMY ANDERSON JIMMY GRAY MARK PRATER JANE JONES 69 AS UNDERCLASSMEN WE Patricia Bobbitt Peggy Collins Dianne Dailey Paul Davis Penny Davis Kathy Dorroh Alice Foster Rosa Gray Jimmy Hudson Ricky Hudson Bertha Hughes Glinda Johnson ARE Kenneth Taylor Mary Thrasher Douglas Trull Glenda Trull Ronnie Weathers Debra White SERIOUS STUDENTS Mary Ann Kincaid Sharlene McGee Loyd Moore Kathy Nabors OFFICERS: Danny Porter, President: Paul Davis, Vice-President: Ronny Weathers, Secretary; Lloyd Moore, Annual Rep. Danny Porter Jan Porter 71 Rosalyn Aldridge Marianne Anderson Ricky Cash Annette Champion Joan Foster Billy Foster Mary Alice Gilliam Kay Hildreth Palmer Karr David McAdams Billy Dean Long John Prater Linda Sue Rushing Cynthia Smith Billy Trull Janice Wallace “ADJUSTMENT” YEAR President Vice Presidents Secretary Treasurer DAVID McADAMS LINDA RUSHING CYNTHIA SMITH PALMER KARR HIGH SCHOOL INTRIGUED Edward Abbott Chester Aldridge Ricky Belk Frankie Brewer Kenneth Cash David Collins Carolyn Crowley Gloria Crowley CLASS OFFICERS President: MIKE MORDECAI Vice-President: CHESTER ALDRIDGE Secretary: CAROLYN CROWLEY Annual Rep.: STEVE McADAMS 74 SOPHOMORES Pat Duke Wayne Foster Mary Ann Gray James Hildreath Olen Hudson Cecelia Jones Claude Karr Steve McAdams Charlotte McDaniel Marion Mitchell Freddy Moore Mike Mordecai Derris Newman Billy Porter Sue Porter Joyce Prater Mary Stripling Ernest Taylor Pam Thompson Louis Trull Macky Watkins 75 CLASS OFFICERS President: RONNY DAVIS Vice-President: DELORA HILDRETH Secretary: ELAINE FOSTER Treasurer: KAY TAYLOR Annual Rep.: FRED RAY SAVAGE FUN, FUTURE, FULFILLMENT ARE PHASES OF Sonny Cork Jimmy Crowe Dellene Crowley Bobby Joe Crowley Ronny Davis Carolyn Foster Brenda Foster Elaine Foster Myra Gray Delora Hildreth Jimmy Hildreth Brenda Lenard Barbara Long Leverne Newman Jerry Porter 76 JUNIOR YEAR Tony Porter Fred Ray Savage Ellen Stokes Shelby Stripling Kay Taylor Wayne Taylor Steve Crowley SENIORS LOOK FORWARD MRS. FRED SAVAGE Sponsor President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter MARY ALDRIDGE DENNIS STRIPLING REGINA PORTER LINDA GILLIAM MARY AYCOCK Mary Frances Aldridge is valedictorian of the 1966 Senior Class. She has an average of ninety-four. This average is based on her grades for the last four years. Other awards that she has won are the Crisco Award and the Betty Crocker Award. Sherry Gilreath is salutatorian of our class. Her average for the last four years is ninety-three and fifty-eight hundredths. SALUTATORIAN SHERRY GILREATH VALEDICTORIAN MARY FRANCES ALDRIDGE EVER, BACKWARD NEVER. EARLINE ALDRIDGE MARY FRANCES ALDRIDGE VICKY ARY MARY ELIZABETH AYCOCK BETTY BARRETT ROGER BELK JEAN CLARDY DANNY CROWLEY MAX CROWLEY LINDA DUCK BARBARA FOSTER LINDA GILLIAM VESTER GILUAM SHERRY GILREATH PEGGY HOLLINGER FAYE HOWARD MARGIE HUDSON BRENDA JOHNSON MARY JANE LONG THURMAN McDANIEL 80 ERMA MOORE JUDY MOORE FLOYD OWENS 81 SANDRA TRULL FRANK VICE MARIANNE VICK BILLY WHEELER GRADUATION DAY We have finally made it. The past twelve years each of us has dreamed of this day and now the time is here. There were times we thought we couldn't make it and then there were times we thought we wouldn't make it, but we did make it. Now as we leave we say a farewell to Kennedy High School. SENIOR INDEX ALDRIDGE, EARLINE F.H.A. 9-12, 4-H Club 7-8, Glee Club 7-9, An- nual Staff. ALDRIDGE, MARY FRANCES 4-H Club 7-8, K Club 9-12, F.H.A. Vice-Pres. 10, Beta Club 10-12, Jr. Beta Club 9, Class Presi- dent 8 12, Class Treas. 11, Class Sec. Treas. 7, Glee Club 9-12, Betty Crocker Award 12, Who's Who, Annual Class Editor. Cheerleader 9-11, Of- fice Assist. 11-12 ARY, VICKY 4-H Club 8'-9, 4-H Vice-Pres. 9, F.H.A. 10-12, Annual Staff. AYCOCK, MARY ELIZABETH 4-H Club 7-8, Crowned Prince Princess 7, Jr. Play, Homecoming Maid 8, F.H.A. 9-12, Glee Club 7-12, Sr. Play, Jr. Beta Club 9, Senior Beta Club 10-12, Copy Editor of Annual. BARRETT, BETTY 4-H Club 7-8, F.H.A. 9-12, K Club 12, Glee Club 7, Cheerleader 12, Annual Staff. Jr. Play. BELK, ROGER 4-H Club 7-9, F.F.A. 10-12, 4-H Club Vice-Pres. 8 9, T Club 11-12, Football 10-12, Basketball 7-12, Baseball 8-9, Annual Staff. BOBBITT, REBECCA ANN 4-H Club 7-8, F.H.A. 9-12, Who's Who, Jr. Play, Glee Club 9, Annual Staff. CASH, TERRY 4-H Club 7-8, F.F.A. 9-12, K Club 10-12, Bas- ketball 7-8, Football 8-12, Glee Club 11, Sr. Play, Annual Staff. CARROLL, RALPH 4-H Club 7-9, 4-H Sec. 9, K Club 12, Basket- ball 7-9 12, Baseball 7-9, F.F.A. 10-12, An- nual Staff. CLARDY, JEAN 4-H Club 7-8, F.H.A. 9-12, Annual Staff. Glee Club 7-10. CROWLEY, DANNY LEE 4-H Club 7-8, F.F.A. 9-12, Jr. Beta Club 9, Sr. Beta Club 11-12, Beta Vice-Pres. 12, Glee Club 10-11, Who's Who, F.F.A. Dairy Judging 9-10, An- nual Staff. CROWLEY, MAX 4-H Club 7-8, Jr. Beta Club 9, F.F.A. 9-12, Foot- ball 10-12, K” Club 11-12, K Club Pres. 12, Class Vice-Pres. 11, Glee Club 11, F.F.A. Dairy Team 9-11, Annual Staff, Jr. Play, All Conference Football Center. DUCK, LINDA 4-H Club 7-8, F.H.A. 9-12, Glee Club, Annual Staff. FOSTER, BARBARA 4-H Club 7-8, F.H.A. 9-12, Jr. Beta Club 9, Sr. Beta Club 10-12, Beta Sec. 12, Glee Club 9-10, Who's Who, Annual Staff. GILLIAM, LINDA 4-H Club 7-8, Beta Club 10-12, Glee Club 11, Business Manager Annual, F.H.A. 9-12, F.H.A. Pres. 10, F.H.A. Vice-Pres. 11. Jr. Play, Class Sec. 11, Class Treas. 12, Who's Who. GILLIAM, VESTER 4-H Club 7-8, F.F.A. 9-12, Baseball 11, Land Judging Team 10, Annual Staff. GILREATH, SHERRY 4-H Club 7-8, Jr. Sr. Play, Who’s Who 12, Fea- tures Activities Editor Annual, Class Sec. Treas. 8, Cheerleader 10-12, Head Cheerleader 12, K 83 Club 10-12, Glee Club 7-12, F.H.A. Sec. Treas. 10 12, Jr. Beta Club 9, Sr. Beta Club 10-12. HOLLINGER, PEGGY 4-H Club 7-8, F.H.A. 9-12, Glee Club 7-10, Jr. Sr. Beta Club 9-12, Miss K.H.S. Court 9, Miss K.H.S. 12, Pres. F.H.A. 11, Advertising Editor Annual, Who's Who, Class Sec. 12. HOWARD. FAYE F.H.A. 12, Annual Staff, Secretary 9, at Belk. HUDSON, MARGIE 4-H Club 7-8, F.H.A. 9-12, Class Treas. 9, Home- coming Maid 12, Sales Manager Class Editor An- nual, Who's Who. JOHNSON, BRENDA 4-H Club 7-8, Jr. Sr. Beta Club 9-12, Jr. Beta Pres. 9, F.H.A. 9-12, Cheerleader 10-11, Class Pres. 7 11. Who’s Who 12, Alternate Miss K.H.S. 11, Jr. Play, Miss D.A.R. Yearbook Editor. LONG, MARY JANE 4-H Club 7-8, F.H.A. 9-12, Beta Club 11-12, Glee Club 10-11, Annual Staff. mcdaniel, thurman £-H Club 7-8, Football 11-12, K” Club 9-12, Bas- ketball 7-12, Baseball 9-12, Jr. Sr. Beta Club 9- 12, F.F.A. 9-12, F.F.A. Pres. 11, F.F.A. County Pres. 11, Glee Club 10, Who's Who, Jr. Play, Sports Editor of Annual, Land Judging Team 10-11, Sr. Play. MOORE, ERMA 4-H Club 7-8, F.H.A. 9-12, Glee Club 7-9, An- nual Staff. MOORE, JUDY 4-H Club 7-8, F.H.A. 9-12, Jr. Sr. Play, Home- coming Maid 11, Art Editor of Annual, Alternate Miss K.H.S. 11. OWENS, FLOYD F.F.A. 10 12, Who’s Who, Annual Staff. PATCHEN, JERRY 4-H Club 7-8, Football 9-12, Baseball 9 12, Bas- ketball 10-12, ”KM Club 10-12, K Club Vice- President 12, F.F.A. 9-12, Who's Who, Annual Staff, Jr. Play. STRIPLING, DENNIS 4-H Club 7-9, Football 10-12, Basketball 10-12, Baseball 10 12, ”K” Club 10-12, Beta Club 11- 12, Class Vice-Pres. 12, Class Pres. 10, Who's Who, Annual Staff. TAYLOR, LINDA 4-H Club 7-8, F.H.A. 9-12, Glee Club 7-12, An- nual Staff. THOMPSON, TOMMY F.F.A. 10, Annual Staff. TRULL, SANDRA KAY F.H.A. 9-12, Beta Club 10-12, Who's Who, Typist for Annual Staff. VICE, FRANK 4-H Club 7-8, Football 9-12, Baseball 7-12, K Club 10-12, F.F.A. 9-12, F.F.A. Pres. 10, Live- stock Judging 9-10, Who’s Who, Annual Staff, All Conference Football HB 12. VICK, MARIANNE 4-H Club 7-8, K Club 9-12, F.H.A. 9-12, Jr. Sr. Beta Club 9-12, Glee Club 9-12, Class Sec. 8, Who's Who, Annual Staff, Cheerleader 9 12, Jr. Play, Jr. Cheerleader 8, Choir Accompanist 10- 12. WHEELER, BILLY 4-H Club 7-8, 4-H Club Pres. 7, F.F.A. 9-12, Jr. Play, Basketball 11, Dairy Judging Team 10. 84 ADVERTISERS We the 1966 Seniors of Kennedy High School would like to thank our parents, faculty and advertisers so very much for their loyalty, patience and understanding. Without the support of our advertisers, it wouldn’t have been possible for us to make this yearbook. 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NABORS CITIES SERVICE Tires Batteries Accessories Mechanic on Duty Kennedy, Alabama MILLS AND MORRIS Automotive Parts and Equipment Columbus, Miss. Compliments of LAMAR MANUFACTURING COMPANY 106 Millport, Alabama KENNEDY LUMBER COMPANY Member: SPIB Kennedy C. C. CUNNINGHAM SULLIGENT QUICK FREEZE COMPANY Agent for Standard Oil Co. Locker Service Slaughtering A Retail and Wholesale W Meat STANDARD Phone 698-3311 Millport, Alabama Sulligent, Alabama SANSING ESSO STATION (tsso) VIRGINIA’S Lace and Nylon Shop Fabric for Every Occasion Highway 50 East Phone 932-6752 Columbus, Miss. Fayette, Alabama KENNEDY GIN AND MILLING COMPANY Top Quality Ginning Custom Mixed Feeds 108 Kennedy, Alabama NEW HOME BUILDING STORES Columbus, Mississippi CROWLEY BARBER SHOP MILLPORT HARDWARE CO. Kennedy, Ala. Millport, Ala. LUTHER'S TEXACO MAC’S RESTAURANT Service Station DRIVE INN Fayette, Ala. Specialties Fried Chicken and Bar-b-que VICCO OIL COMPANY Intersection of Highway 82 and 69 Phone 328-5454 Fayette, Ala. Columbus, Miss. Compliments of McNEASE CjV f cleaning CLINIC A M LAUNDRY Fayette, Ala LAMAR INSURANCE AGENCY A. A. CHANDLER, Agent VciTIES SERVICE Vernon, Alabama GULLETT’S DRESS SHOP CITIES SERVICE House of Famous Brands Established 1923 OIL COMPANY Fayette, Ala. SEXTON’S BARBER SHOP M, M. BROWN Fayette, Alabama GLASGOW’S JEWELRY Phone: 596-3339 Watch and Jewelry Repair Vernon, Alabama Kennedy Alabama 110 FIRST COLUMBUS NATIONAL BANK Columbus, Miss. HALLMAN’S RETREAD SHOP Phone: WE 2-6233 Fayette, Alabama SHIRLEY'S MINIT MART Columbus, Miss. CHAMPION GROCERY Millport, Alabama DEEP SOUTH CREAMERY Quality Dairy Products VITAMIN TT homogTnized MILK Jasper, Alabama HOMOGENIZED MILK Setter l atue6 IL 03 HODGES DEPT. STORE Fayette, Alabama WESTERN AUTO Vernon, Alabama COLUMBUS HARDWARE CO. Columbus, Miss. Ill AUGUSTA V. THOMPSON Tax Collector Vernon, Alabama COLUMBUS BUSINESS MACHINES Office Machines ■ r COLUMBUS BUSINESS MACHINES rVVW V,VV 'AVVAV.',' We Service Everything We Sell Sales - Service Phone: FA 8-5422 1325 Main Street Columbus, Miss. J. J. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Fayette, Alabama BYARS AND McGRATH Columbus, Miss. CLARENCE PATTERSON Box 185 Phone: 932-4522 Agent for Elberton Georgia Blue Granite and Georgia Marble Monuments Fayette, Alabama STERMAN'S DEPT. STORE Fayette, Alabama DOLLIE’S BEAUTY BAR Vernon, Alabama 112 BOLLING PHARMACY RELIABLE D PRESCRIPTIONS Fayette, Alabama JEAN ANN'S Columbus, Mississippi CONNER ROBBIE'S CHILDREN'S WEAR MILLING COMPANY Fayette, Ala. Compliments of Your Business Appreciated THE BANK OF HAROLD L. CONNER, Owner VERNON Vernon, Ala. Phone 662-4220 Millport, Ala. FINE’S CLOTHING STORE BLAKNEY SHELL STATION For better Values in Better Goods Shop Fine's Fayette, Ala. JOE MADDOX STANDARD SERVICE STATION Sulligent, Ala. Fayette, Ala. WEEMS TAYLOR FURNITURE CO. 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FAYETTE GRAIN FEED COMPANY THE HUB SERVICE STATION All types of high quality feeds [S ncla rj Fayette, Alabama Goodyear Tires and Batteries Sinclair Products VERNON DRUG COMPANY Phone 932-5369 Fayette, Alabama Vernon, Alabama Listen to WWWF 990 on your radio dial COLUMBUS OPTICAL CO. Read Each Week Columbus, Miss. THE FAYETTE COUNTY BROADCASTER HOLLIS T. V. RADIO PRYORS Fayette, Ala. Columbus, Miss. 116 n°™TW M1IW FAYETTE PROCESSING PLANT LOCKERS Frozen Foods, Meat Curing, Storage We Buy Chickens, Hogs, Cattle Fayette, Alabama BOB CALDWELL FAYETTE INSURANCE AGENCY FURNITURE CO. 418 Main Street Phone 328-1011 402 North Temple Avenue Columbus, Mississippi Fayette, Alabama RUTH'S BOSTICK FURNITURE STORE If it's in on the campus Ruth's has it for you Visit us often. . . Columbus, Miss. Vernon, Alabama Phone FA 8-3636 DAVIS FRUIT STAND Kennedy, Alabama MOORE’S FLOWERS Say it with flowers 118 Fayette, Alabama THE CITIZEN’S BANK Fayette, Alabama Member F. D. I. C. 119 P. O. 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