Luverne High School - Panorama Yearbook (Luverne, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1958 volume:

PANORAMA The PANORANIA IS publrshed annually by the students of Luverne Hlgh School wrth the able assrstance and encouragement of the Spon sors express thelr apprecxatlon to every person who lll any may helped make thrs puhllcatxon possrble LUVERNE, ALABAMA EDITOR Stanley Srkes ASS T EDITOR Hayne Xhtchell SPONSOR Xlrs E Nl Cox The PANORAMA staff and sponsors of this 1958 yearbook wish to hL,,,,fN A ' 'xx .A X: 4 U V,,1f.F7' , X L v 4 P -4 1 ' I LUVERNE GYMNASIUM ERECTED 1953 3 HOME ECONOMICS AND VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE ERECTEO1936 LUVERNE HIGH SCHOOL ERECTEO1936 ADMINISTRATION ...LEADERSHIP THROUGH SERVICE... EDITOR-- MARY HOLLAND KING L41 5 x,,f Q 5 Qu COACH GENE RUSSELL B.S. Livingston S.T.C. Civics and Physical Education COACH GLEN DANIEL B.S. Livingston S.T.C. KLA. University Ala. History and Physical Education COACH CHARLES SPORT B.S. Troy S.T.C. junior Math, English, and History MRS. GENE RUSSELL B.S. Livingston S.T.C. Physical Education i HRS. GERDON FOLMAR B.S. University of Alabama Senior Science NIISS RACHEL LIGHTFOOT A.B. Huntingdon Commercial HRS. EVELYN TURNER A.B. Furman University Senior English HRS. GUY MITCHELL BS. Troy S.'I'.C. junior History MRS. LOYCI-Q PETREY B.S. Troy S.T.C. junior English XIRS. E.If. HARLIN B.S. Troy S.T.C. junior Math HRS. B.F. WILLIAMS A.B. Huntingdon junior Science f E f' W W 2 7 4 f s ' 1 f , , ,, .Am 1 5422, 3 5'i5Pf?? jf EZ M , 4 J Q Q..,zW4uw n31m1vu.yM.,.f V t :, r fx: ff zz sf If 124' ' 1 4 , ,. 1, 4 i v , ' Av H , ,, f 5 x , L f ga 1.4 5 . , .39 af We 5 i 4, F si!! H N 2 2 H 1 X 5 K 'gs'-fb' Q! . .--4 A, 1. ..l.,, ,gs X' I Tw EW' ililt-I ,. 2 9 y QE 9 Q 3 i 1 S 'li W, 5 :ii 55 ff' , , I 1 M, ,fr . f 'uw ' . AWS, ff -'U .- gf -v-m-Q...-...... V ,flu wi: fzfl' gxgpmggs , Viv nv Eff an s v- Q If T0 THE MEMORY OF M JD Matthews whose llfe was devoted to the dnscovery and development of the best ln youthful character thns 1958 PANORAMA lS affectlonately ded1cated He proved he great thmgs ln men are the unseen thmgs Hls teachmgs wnll affect eterruty' f. . . 1 UT . . . H . . . H . , 'Mr Matthews My Niost Unforgettable Kits Niatthews recelves a CCI'IlflC3IC Teacher Robert Curus Petrey for 2 1958 PANJORAHA from the ednor f fo'-'Tu J Some of Mr. Matthew's boys--the F.F.A. officers. I 9 1 FEATURES ...HIGHLIGHTS OF THE SCHOOL YEAR .... EDITOR PRISCILLA MAHONE IIOI BEAUTIES FAVORITES WHO'S - WHO SWEETHEARTS N11 SENIOR Beauues for the 1958 PANORAMA were selected by the Auburn Knzghts and announced at the junior Semor Banquet N21 MISS PRISCILLA MAHONE MISS JUNE BROWN SENIOR MISS REBECCA KING JUNIOR N43 Lions Club Sportmanship Trophy a- The first Travis llolliday Memorial warded Roy Money by popular vote of Trophy for the outstanding senior band his teammates, member presented to Tommy Fowler. The john Giddens Memorial Trophy The john Ross Hicks Memorial Line- for the best back was presented to man Trophy given by Mr. Steve Hicks Buzzie Hargrove by the Rotary Club. was presented to Stanley Sikes. COUNTY GOOD CITIZENSHIP GIRL MARY HOLLAND IGNG L. H. S. GOOD CITIZENSHIP CHARLES CLEMENTS ww M4 . .ww V? ., , ,.3- . L. H. FAVORITES Larue Vsilliamson Lanier Beasley Seniors Favorites for the 1958 PANORAMA were nominated by each class and selected by the student body. Nay, L. H. S. FAVORITES Peggy Um Buzzie Hargrove Seniors L. H. S. FAVORITES . 'on Sophon jerry Kias Junior L. H. S. FAVORITES Carole bp dl junior Dick W le Soph e L. H. S- s WEETHEARTS P AY RXCX A O PNXS SUE MOUNT IQOII X9 HX LLXS SVRTH V XZGGY RLSX Wx L. H- 3' KA 1'1f1eYN you A CQ: 151, Y ' .VSUN .N HUM 1 9 TS SWEETHEAR lll 11111 A X rm Il If CGINIA .HCFA R 171 Y 1 Y, Wi ,515 S ef' ,Mx l I M ,Wgfx K, :sy in , kk' it ov an Ma HV'A g . f fu, 1, , 5, W A , , x g yy: ,. , 'V fIf f 7f45! 9257:' 7 i , ,, Z I Q V ,Q A H Z , ff Af, w'23: if, A Nam ., fv- 'M' ,,1?,s,4Q,, ' fn. it ,I A A , 'V ' ,x' fg,f5.f fx' 8 ,y ' W' i ' mf N 4 TV, M J'fwmfff9' ,, V W, J, ,af Y, N, ,Lf ,ynyffff , 7 1 'YU iw Yi? A 4 A if x U 32 S32 .QKi'Q?e5r+ in Q I ff' 5 'E Z , G as Qsjwfg. 'fix 1 z T K. 2 Z , M .wfi ,atm st Z 3421? . ,' J , ,AV ' . Ab, --L 4 S, Saga ,, f X x 4? 5,-If g ' , R A r qiwwx. xx H ,, J Wx . 5 QQ? f 4 tis.-:L 5 I. 1 , I .IQ f 1 4 ' 9 ,gi 5 X. 'fin 1958 WHO'S - WHO PRIDE OF THE FACULTY N J BEST PERSONALITY PA JE Z f,,,V ,, W Q ,f ,, 221, QQKW TL' I ,Jw Z, 4 41, 1 , 4 'aw ' ' J Q ?' , ,, ZEQQZQQZM MQ, ' WW' ' ,unki 4,12 V, uf, f fan, ' Em f H121 'yew' f ff. ,i M A ?'x'M ,pw 4. it 5 gt J .,., B ,W Jw A ,Q ,Q C 75 Q' k 1 1' my 'Q mfs, 1.,:x xg, Y! if . 2.x 1 ft ,uw :Sl 1 , ! . 'gi .. 5 Q A mg ix 1. Q Zh A X: . ' iiii ll- 1 . A ffgyi .+f?ii2 . --' 5 MOST DEPENDABLE Penny Campbell Tommy Hamilton 8 1958 WHO' HOST POP LTLAR Forest Lane Bozeman Pat Lisenby FRIENDLIEST Bonnie Ulm Stanley Owens l IR. HIGH WHO HOST HAPPY-GO-LUCKX Ann Morgan jimmy Petrey CIQTEST jean Rushing Charles Sikes 9 BEST ALL'ROUND Pam Miller Lamar Penn SPORTS INSTILLING IN US THE IDEALS UF EDITOR FAIRPLAY BUZZIE HARGROVE A 5, . :Lan ,, Lf, 5 i'1:3g:'Ef- 'f 7 , - fHf'Ff'a-T244 ' ' - wa-',5. ,f ,3 .,,,ifQIm5? 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'faq JX Q0 iff' gi '4 f-5' 1 x ff' -61 A if Q KX G 'ff .AX 6 ,962 A' , O, I aqziziccq A ,SXT CLUBS BANHUETS HOMECOMING SNAPS 55 STAF FEATURE EDITOR BAND EDITOR ADMINISTRATION EDITOR Mary Holland King F EDITOR of ASSISTANT EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR Buzzle Ilargrove PON SOR. PANORAMA BUSINESS MGR. Wendell Xlitchell ASSISTANT BUSINESS MGR Don Morgan qw if 1' 4 A-mint? . . 0 f Z-1. a 'W if it if A Af , f M 7 s 5 I , 4 'hw W l uf- P M X! 1 5 iw A 42.1 f I ' .V ff 3 , .ig I ' M33 ' 1-V A . f' ' ,, . w QW : f' . . il.4,f:,2t,3,,rf V X wr W 5, , I X . S , f'.f3,:1:, 1 F if ' f , 3- f -5Lff?'fZf5ff . , , ff ' 1 , . 5 ., Q, WM If f 'flaw 99 5 , 5, ifgw, '18 gg af-+. ', 5 ff in K W, f ' 2,1 ff f . JZ V ,gy f N , ,I ,, ffiz f 4' ' Q, an as A. . ,N Q S4 ,Z ,f ff : 1? ,-.fitfgk Q- 'LSQEUQ A L . .f b ' g-Vg., M QgE.fv,w,2Q , ,W X 5541? X. 9 ' E.. five gt tgwxesf ' ' nf' , me- - eak ma Hayne, be nlce to Shadow. tg, Q.ct-,me on, Lindy, Play Fair! ' iw K ,fn INITIATION OF 7 O.K. you tell them apart. of? Wx Dust Storm CLUB ! f I ey.. Good lbll I rt lludgens7-It is Hudgens? bv.- Z7 f gf 'la ,J X .4 J M , A N-X, , f, I ' W- T4 '17 'X S Bah' I e 9 UCL Y mort? Z --.J . 'JXINNJQI-. l 7 . rNJ+,. NEW MEMBER 'Try harder, it'l1 pop Jw Mari fs 5, I'h1rsty girls? X' -.f'-..1,, ', O0 LL. ' Is she OIR homecoming queen? pyl- 'fy , I ,117 Hey, Larr -il MERRY FROM THE Tle food 'HLQT have been GOOD ,ar r ,l R 9 wil .l4, Does the mayor need so many of the waitresses? Franklm Speaks---nervously Lndefeated, untled,-Coach Dooley CHRISTMA L LUB of 58 'S-Q,-,,..! Nir Petrex sp Well thank you, Nir. Steve CHS -- Oh, excuse me, lost my notes. yes, boys, ,I S real. They have such mce profxles. 1 I 2 9 5 L CLUB We promised Byron a picture in the annualw And the band played on I Are Carole and Dick feuding? DEC. 18 Q 3 Yakity-Yak! DANCE 1957 XX aka UI Iolnne I'he ROCkettcs -Thcx served. 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A band concert was given in Slay. 77 pg, ff' A-1 DRUM MAJOR-DON MORGAN 9 iw! ul! mx Im-. Pm1xc NU xr up mlm L k xi hum 1 X1 rl 1. . ' x' 1 Ns 4 X nu AL' luxluus. H.1rgrnu-? Ixlllfillhl sulmol A4r.1dL1.1tcx, ANNUAL AND DANCE 14, 1958 K s gfw ff , , My Nw ,M 4 , , A 'fdwwff 'L .wwf , ,f A:pq,4u,fw,'wwm , 7 ' ' x . 'gwiiiff . Q H V ' Y,,m,ksfi 2' -W5,1g,4',4ZaAi,,,Zy? Ar ,L N wif' f ' ff- gf - ,,,,ff,,.? , f' f' , 1 ,p ,,V.,,,i51'm-fm. f fy ' fkgawi j ,L f L '- UA, ' ' L57 ' ,QV ag ifffii? 4' ,S 1 pf ,L , yffzyw vw- 'M ffwgk ,-...,.,WM... 1 f?':5'i? ifri fm' 1 'W f, , IJ I I mfihxa f iw? If f?'?'Q9,, f A 'YQ 4.4 3A , .V X Aw f . . gy A M y 2 , f ,,, 4 r w 'H' ' ,f X61 3 3 1 4 553 ,' , , M W L5 x , M vm, 2 'f z f , ? 4 gi iw , gg' 'S 5 4' Al J I Y .fa f , .JK ' s Www ' - ' if U 4 r 'A 1 2 f 3 Tw Q 4 j , W Aw, is was 3' SP Q ZZ! K egg ' ., 'W' 5' 8 'X gin K f , M Q ,,,,, 16 . Q L Q9 ,, use. V aw, .1 - I ,f ,o -. 4 tl . ,Q 'b' ag-,jg .. Q R vid, Q If Q ra' Q 52,4 1. 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PRESIDENT .....,.... ..... P am Xliller VICE PRESIDENT .... ....... P at Lisenby SECRETARY ......... .......... B onnie I'lm TREASVRER ..... ..... T ommy Hamilton REPORTER ..... .,.. S ammy Windham SPONSOR.. . ..... XIr5, I-oyce Perl-ey v 1 vo? Look, Boys, the cameraff 4 ' ww BANHU ET CRUISE f- 3 N Ilns is h.xrmony???? f Did they hurt your feelings, jeff? TQ ack doesn't understand. . .anything Friends, Classmates, Seniors, I K1 scared Vllmt beautiful .... scenery .... JR.-SR. APRIL 18 g ICJ Xly llttlc grass shack. u Ilxrwfrlvxu SHIKI llnflxlnuga .....,I ,...,r ., ..--, ,...,.b.,A Rumen Head DANCE - Xliss America... 1958 M-iii' We haue no comment, whatsoever IS VUOICY JSICCPP Sway wifh HIC- CONC 011. UB'-H Look Stan, they're taking our picture. f 8 ? Y W f ,. , ' ? ,A w 'c yn' My 1 I , ' 9 , v J' W2 V J ff 4 ' f , q ' f , il , ,, .fm Q x 1 'A ' ' if 5, 0 M ,, A ' , '1 4 ' 5 ' ' 4 , V . Q . , We X , , 5 , H A A if V 7 V I . , N , V ,Q Cy W Q ff ' Q. 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EDITOR-- PHYLLIS SMITH - ROBERTA CORNETT N061 f f f . ,- -nf V my if V SENIORS UNDER-- GRADUATES Y. W x- - A ,M QB Fw, '.'VFW ' i 7 Q :Vl wr 5 T vo --96.1411 .Y 5 55 y 4 Z ' '42 511 mn. W' fi: ir fm Maur: . lx I V51 E I N ' ..,,,w,, ,. M ,V In fgyf, MLA M, -'--A fl 54- i X -Q -Q, I Si 5 . xl' Q-'X W - cn .-I - t LD 5 A fm 'Q fr 2 1.. Q , EQ-qw A M 'il W CD 5 I Z U' f CD 1 , i X l ,,,?EwR s ' 1 uw ,sig 6 'S+ - if wx f Nr Inn.. '-I f. N T S HISTORY OF THE CLASS UF 1958 Today, this 22nd day of May seems quite different from that September day back in 1946. It was quite a shock to realize that we would be on our own now, and those who went through the agony, of turning loose their mother's apron strings are these: Stanley Sikes, Phyllis Smith, Wendell Mit- chell, Dartha Rhodes, Roy Money, Roberta Cornett, Tommy Fowler, Glenda Boswell, Hayne Mitch- ell, Betty Lee, Kate Holladay, Don Morgan, Helen Swanner, Peggy Langford, James Sipper, Pris- cilla Mahone, Sara West, Janice Finlay, Mary King, Davis Ganey, Charles Clements, Nelson Knight, and yours Truly. Jimmy Head joined us in the second grade and this was the year that we were shining exam- ples of all schools. Most of us were in the rhythm band, and there's no telling how many sticks we wore out beating together and DOI a tune yet! This was also the year that Jimmy and Wendell began their careers as class romeos. We had no additions to our 3rd grade or 4th grade classes, maybe it was a good thing, though Those who were here nearly drove the teachers crazy! It was in the 4th grade that the old school building burned and we managed to miss a few days of labor. But, in the surrounding schools, the class of '58 carried on and Rutledge was especially jolly. Faye Duncan and Joanne Johnson made the clean-up list and it was a funny thing how they always managed to get with John David and Buzzie, respectively. And was Buzzie a lover? Boy, you should have seen him in that coat-room! Jimmy Kelly and LaRue Williamson joined us in the Sth grade. We were all impressed with La- Rue's braveness when she fell and skinned her knee--she cried and we thought she was going to lose the leg, then when the teacher left, she told us it didn't hurt at all--she just didn't like her ball team at recess. Joyce Richardson and Juanita Penn joined us our year in grammar school. This was really a big year in our lives because this was the year we went to our first formal. Some of the couples at our graduation banquet were these: Betty Jeffcoat, and Nelson, Priscilla Mahone and Jimmy Head, and Glenda Boswell and Stanley Sikes. Our first year in high school started off with a bang as a year of confusion, especially for those who joined us from surrounding schools. We had a number of students to join us during this year and we provided the school with plenty of laughs. At the change of every class, we went to the wrong room and the laughter hit us hard in the face! Soon we learned to laugh back and to get in the right room. Those who joined us and helped make our 7th grade in school a perfect one are: Bonnie Broadway, Faye Duncan, John David Johnson, Joanne Johnson, Buzzie Hargrove, and Billy Jordan, Myra Tidwell came from Chapel Hill, fthe first six listed are from Rutledgej. Lalar Byrd, Gaye Smith, Margaret Johns, and Shirley Messick joined us from Videtteg June and Jeanette Cle- ments from Dry Creek, Lagettie Skies. Curtis Petrey and Lanier Beasley came from Petrey. This year we joined Mickey Smith and Thomas Franklin. These boys knew the class of '58 and liked us so much they just stayed back and waited for us. This year in our eighth grade, Sam Phillips, leader of the Senior Quartet, moved to l..H.S. from Montgomery. This was also the first year that B team cheerleaders were elected and Joanne Johnson, Kate Holladay, and I were elected. This year Joanne Johnson was our candidate for Homecoming attendant. AND THIS IS WE WERE With the 9th grade can the girl who has caused Hayne and me so much trouble! She has caused Hayne trouble because she keeps saying NO to him and she has Caused me trouble because she keeps daying YES to jim! just joking, june, we're really proud you came to school here. Also' joining us were Fred Spurlock and Gerald Flowers. Buzzie Hargrove went out for football and Stanley Sikes and Mickey Smith were managers. james Armstrong, Patricia Davis, and Elese Hughes entered the 10th grade with us. Janice Finlay rejoined us from Red Level. This year june Brow was selected beauty and Patricia Davis was Homecoming queen. It was in the 10th grade that james Sipper began his creative works. He was risen from the short, simple essays to the class poet. In the llth grade Priscilla Mahone was top beauty fchosen by Perry Comoj. Although we had no additions to our junior class many things were accomplished and many tender memories were gained. We worked hard on our junior-Senior banquet and dance and put on what we think is the best ever. The theme was Star journey . Don Morgan was drum major of the Tiger's band and Gaye Smith was Homecoming attendant. This year we made history with several firsts. We were the first to announce the beauties before the annual was published. Priscilla Mahone and june Brown were our senior beauties. We were also the first to ever stop the clock at Beta Convention, first to ever vote Homecoming Queen into the L Club and the first to have a candidate for President of the Beta Club at Con- vention. Mary Holland King and Charles Clements were Good Citizenship Boy and Girl. Phyllis Smith was chosen for the F.H.A. Award, and Stanley Sikes and Joyce Richardson received .recognition in the National Merit Scholarship Contest. Tommy Fowler was awarded the Travis Holladay Memor- ial Trophy, Don Morgan won a place in the State Music Festival. jimmy Head was winner in the Baptist District Speaking Contest. Curtis Petrey was awarded an F.F.A. Now, we 're almost through our Senior year in high school. Something we have looked forward to for many years. To be a Senior at L.H.S. has taken mnay hours of hard work, worry, and dis- appointments. But, don't take me wrong--the good times and happiness we've shared have long over-crowded the other. Now, as we say good-bye to the future seniors of L.H.S., we know that we're saying good-bye to a place we all love, to the teachers who have been second mothers to us and as we enter into the world for the first time really alone, only now do we know what these twelve years have meant to us. In a few months, each of us will be on our own way of life, but D0 matter what path we choose, the years at Luverne have made their mark on us. So, now, as we depart, we say good-bye to each of you and leave you with this thought: Today we follow, tomorrow we lead. --Peggy Ann Ulm Class Historian BACK WHEN CUTE! 'U' BUZZIE HARGROVE Athletic, friendly, and kind, another like him you'll never find. Class Pres. 1,2,3,45 Panorama Staff 45 Tiger Rag Staff 3,45 Beta Club 2,3,45 Skit 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 All State 45 All S.A.C. 45 john Giddens Memorial Trophy 4, L Club 1,2,3,45 Dramatic Club 25 Student Council 1,25 Who's Who l,3,45 Favorite 3,45 Christ- mas Play 2,45 Toastmaster junior-Senior Ban- quet 35 Chemistry Club 45 Track 35 Class Day Ex- ercise 45 Honor Student 4. LAGETTIE SIKES With a personality all her own. Tiger Rag Staff 15 Librarian l,2,45 Beta Club 253, 4g 4-H Club l,2,3,45 Band l. J EAN PHYLLIS SMITH And yet a spirit still and bright with something of angelic light. Class Officer l,3,45 Beta Club 2,3,45 Pres. 45 F.ll.A. 2,3,45 off. 45 Panorama Staff 45 Tiger Rag Staff 45 Pep Squad 3,45 Music 15 4-H Club l,2,3, off. 35 Who's Who 3,45 Chemistry Club 45 Student Council 1,2,3,4g Off. 25 Christmas Play 45 Home- coming Attend. 45 Betty Crocker Homemaker A- ward. 45 Honor Student 45 Beauty Candidate 4. SHIRLEY ANN MESSICK Il matters not how long we live, hut how. Beta Club 2,3,45 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Pep Squad 45 4-H Club 2,3. THOMAS FRANKLIN If women interfere with work-quit work. L Club 3,45 Off. 45 Christmas Play 45 Tiger Rag Staff 45 Chemistry Club 45 Football 1,35 Bas- ketball 2,33 Dramatic Club 2. SARAH M. WEST Friendly giggles, full of pep, friends must rush to keep her step. Dramatic Club 25 F.H.A. 2,3,45 4-H Club 1,2,3,4, Christmas Play 45 Tiger Rag Staff 3,45 Who's Who 2,35 Student Council 25 Chemistry Club 45 Pep Squad 3,45 Off. 45 JAMES ARMSTRONG l'm not lazy-I just conserve my energy. Beta Club 2,3,4g Band 2,14- BETTY JEAN LEE True to her school, her work, and her friends. 4-H Club 1,23 Pep Squad 4g F.H.A. 2,3,4. JAMES SIPPER It's good to live and learn. Beta Club 2,3g Class President lg Student Coun- cil 4g Poetry Prize 45 Senior Scholastic Cross- word Puzzle prize 4. FRED SPURLOCK He must have zz sixth sense, there's no sign of the other five. F.F.A. 1,2,3g Basketball 1,2g Baseball 2,3. X-., ll' STANLEY SIKES Through arguments he will win his fame, Beta Club 2,3,4, Skit 4g L Club 1,2,3,4g Pres- ident 4, Toastmaster L Club Banquet 45 Can- didate State Beta President 3g Tiger Rag Staff 2,3,4g Who's Who 1,145 Christmas Play 3,43 Dra- matic Club Zg Football 1,2,3,4g john Ross Hicks Trophy 4g Panorama Editor 4g French Club 2,35 Student Council 3,43 Vice President 3, County Chairman Teens Against Polio 3,43 Certifi- cate of Merit National Scholarship Committee 43 Honor Student 4, English Award 4. DAVID GANEY I have learned nothing and forgotten nothingg therefore I am even. F.F.A. 45 Basketball 2g 4-H Club 1. X GAYE SMITH A loving disposition bas won ber many friends. 4-H Club 1,2,3,4g F.H.A. 2,3,4g Pep Squad 2,3,4g Tiger Rag Staff 4g Chemistry Club 45 Dramatic Club 2g Homecoming Att. 3g Christmas Play 3,4. JOHN DAVID JOHNSON He's a wonder, be's a scream, be's the co-cap- tain of our team. L Club 3,43 Football 3,4g Dramatic Club 25 Who's Who 1,3,4g Basketball 2,3,4g Chemistry Club 4g Class Off. Zg Tiger Rag Staff 45 Co-Cap- tain football team 4. PEGGY ULM A merry bear! in work and play. Cheerleader 2,3,4g Head Cheerleader 4g Beta Club 2,3,4g Skit 45 L Club 2,3,4g Who's Who 1,2,3,4g Favorite 3,4g F.H.A. 2,2545 Tiger Rag Staff 2,3,4g Dramatic 25 Librarian 1,2,3g Panorama Staff 4g 4-H Club 1,2,3,4gOff. 1,2,3,4g Safety Essay Award lg County Baking Winner 1g Girls Achievement A- ward lg Jr. Cheerleader 15 Head Jr. Cheerleader lg Food Preparation Award 2g Christmas Play 4. BENNIS PATE Men of few words are the best mer1. Dramatic Club 25 Band 3,4. PEGGX JOYCE LAINGFORD L1 e is never dull ztberz she s around 2 34 Off 34 Beta Clu Dramatic Club 2 Christmas Play 4 Tiger Rag Staff 3 4 Pep Squad 2 3 4 President 4 Student Council 4 NELSON KNIGHT I am very ond o the Company o ladies. ' F.F.A. l,2,3,4g Off. 2,3,4g Livestock udging Team 1,2,3,4g Tractor Driving Contest 2,3g Chap- ter and County Winner 2g State Farm Degree 35 Del. to State Convention 3,45 F.F.A. Music 1,2, 3,49 Glee Club 45 Magazine Sales Winner 2g Soil Samples 3,4g Farm Mech. Award 2g Soil Judging Team 4. JOANNE JOHNSON l'm ready for anything, but let's make it fun. 4-H Club 1,25 Pres. 25 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Pres. 3,45 Dramatic Club 25 Beta Club 2,35 Who's Who 2' Cheerleader l,3,45 Christmas Play 45 Beauty Candidate 15 Sweetheart 15 L 'Club 3,45 Treas- surer 45 Tiger Rag Staff 2,3,45 Editor 45 Student Council 354. v WENDELL MITCHELL A little in one man's pocket zs better than much in another n1an's purse. Dramatic Club 25 Glee Club 35 Beta Club 2,3,45 Skit 3,45 Nlusic 1,35 Band 15 L Club 2,3545 Tiger Rag Staff 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Who's Who l,3,45 French Club 2,35 Panorama Staff 4, Business Manager 45 Chemistry Club 45 Student Council 35 Christmas Play 253,45 Honor Student 45 Class Lawyer 4. C3 lL HELEN SWANNER Her words are few but those spoken are well worth while. Music 15 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Beta Club 4, Skit 45 Pan- orama Staff 4. MYRA TIDWELL Speech is great but silence is greater. F.H.A. 2,3545 Beta Club 4, Skit 45 Panorama Staff 45 Honor Student 4. JEANETTE CLEMENTS Give her her man and she's off to her glory. 4-H Club 1,25 F.H.A. 2,3,4. JUNE CLEMENTS lf words fail to present themselves produce a smile. 4-H Club 1,25 F.H.A. 2,3,4, fa? GLENDA BOSWELL She has a smile for every girl and liao for every boy. Niusic lg Beta Club 2,3,4g Dramatic Club 25 F.H. A. 2,3,4g 4-H Club 1,2,3,4g Panorama Staff 49 Tiger Rag Staff 3,45 Pep Squad 3,45 Chemistry Club 4g Christmas Play 3,4. ELESE HUGHES What u'oula't1Jis world be zvitboul fun. 4-H Club 1,2g F.n.A. 2,3,4. LA LAR BYRD Site may look quzet, but look agnznf' 4-ll Club l,2g F.ll.A. 2,3,4g Pep Squad 3,4g Tiger Rag Staff 49 Panorama Staff 44 Beta Club 4. GERALD FLOWERS A rmn of few zrords, fair and square. F.F.A. 1,2,3g Tractor Contest 1,2,5g Stage Farm- ers Degree 3g Beef judging Team 2g Del. State Convention 3. i PZ NIARGAR ET JOHNS She is lrtlle and happy and full of jubilrml glee. Who's Who 2,33 4-H Club 1,2,3,4g Off. 39 Dra- matic Club 25 F.H.A. 2,3,4g Pep Squad 3,4 JUNE BROWN A daughter of the Gods. Diuznely tall and most divinely fair. 4-H Club 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 2,3,49 W'ho's Who 2,3,4g Beauty 2,4g Pep Squad 3,4g Tiger Rag Staff 3,43 Dramatic Club 25 Chemistry Club 4g Sweetheart 3g Christmas Play 3,4. JOYCE RICHARDSON She leaves no stones untufned. Beta Club 2,3,4g Officer 43 Skit 3,43 Nlusic 43 Dra- matic Club 23 F.ll.A. 2,3,43 Officer 3,43 R.E.A. Public Speaker Winner 2,33 Who's Who 1,43 French Club 2,33 Officer 2,33 Pep Squad 3,43 Band 43 Panorama Staff 4g Student Council 3,43 4-H Club 1,2,3,4g Officer 2,3,45 Yeast bread winner 2,33 County 4-ll awards in best record 2,3,43 Chemis- try Club 4g Christmas Play 43 Tiger Rag Staff 43 Valedictorian 4. DARTHA 10 RHODES Silence never betrays you. F.H.A. 2,3,43 Pep Squad 4. 'Jr BONNI li BROA DWA Y Herc s proof all red lveaiis 1zren't bot lvem1's. 4-ll Club 1,23 F.ll.A. 2,3,43 Pep Squad 43 Pano- rama Staff 43 Beta Club 4, Skit 4. HAYNE MITCHELL ll'r1tcl1 out girls, lvere I Come. Football 2,3,43 L Club 3,43 Basketball 1,2,3g Christmas Play 3,43 Chemistry Club 43 Tiger Rag Staff 3,43 Beta Club 3,43 Skit 3,43 French Club 2,33 Dramatic Club 23 Panorama Staff Ass't lid. ff-,R PRISCILLA MAHONFQ Lovely to look at, delightful to know. Beta Club 2,33 F.ll.A. 2,3,4Q Lyre Club 2,33 4-ll Club l,2Q Music 1,2,3,43 Pep Squad 3,43 Dramatic Club 23 Panorama Staff 43 Who's Who 3,43 Beauty 3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Tiger Rag Staff 4g French Club 2,3. MICKEY SMITH Slow and unconcerned be zvenl to srlvool and sonzetirnes learned. 4-ll Club lg L Club 1,2,3,43 Dramatic Club 2g Who's Who 2,3,43 Senior Quartet 43 Glee Club 2, 3,43 Christmas Play 3,43 Voice 2,3,43 Class solo- ist 4. 5 ll 1 ant., , is ,. Q '05 5 4 JANICE FINLAY janice is nice, janice is sweetg Tbis blonde just can't be beat! 4-H Club 15253545 Student Council 45 Beta Club 4, Skit 45 F.H.A. 253545 Pep Squad 3545 Sweet- heart 3. CHARLES CLEMENTS Beufare.' I may yet do sometbing sensational. Chemistry Club 45 Basketball 1,25 Beta Club 3545 Pep Squad 35 Good Citizenship Boy 45 Who's Who 45 4-H Club 15 Christmas Play 4. .ROBERTA CORNETT So soft, so calm, yet eloquent, the smile tbat wins, tbe tint that glows. Beta Club 253545 Skit 45 Officerg Dramatic Club 25 4-H Club 152,35 Pep Squad 3,45 F.H.A. 253545 Ti- ger Rag Staff 152,145 Student Council 45 Officer 45 Panorama Staff 45 Christmas Play 45 Honor Student 4. ROY MONE Y Not too serious, not too gay, but a likable fel- low in every way. 4-H Club 152535 Football 3545 L Club 3545 Bas- ketball 25 Good Sportmanship Trophy 45 F.F.A. 4. MARY HOLLAND KING Her qualities outnumber ber incbes. Class Officer 15253545 Good Citizenship Girl 45 Beta Club 253545 Officer 4, Skit 45 Tiger Rag Staff 15253545 Panorama Staff 45 Christmas Play 3545 Chemistry Club 45 French Club 2535 Officer 35 Dramatic Club 25 Who's Who 3,45 Student Coun- cil 1525 F.H.A. 253545 Officer 3545 Nlusic 253545 Honor Student 45 Salutatorian 4. G SANI PHILLIPS To worry little, to study less-Tbis is my idea of bappiness. Football 35 4-ll Club 15253545 Chemistry Club 45 Glee Club 45 Senior Quartet 45 Class Giftorian 4. JUANITA PENN Those who know her best, love her best. Class Officer 15 Pep Squad 2,3,45 Beta Club 45 Tiger Rag Staff 45 4-H Club 15 F.ll.A. 2,3,45 Dra- matic Club 25 Cheerleader 45 L Club 4. TOMMY FOWLER God made him, so therefore let him pass as iz man. Band 1,2,3,45 All State 2,35 Thomas Holliday Trophy 45 Lyre Club 1,25 Off. 25 Dramatic Club 25 Student Council 253,45 Beta Club 3,45 Skit 3-45 Basketball 1,2,35 Panorama Staff 45 Tiger Rag Staff 45 Toastmaster Band Banquet 45 Senior Play 3. FAYE DUNCAN Quiet persons are welcome everywhere. Tiger Rag Staff 45 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Beta Club 2,3,45 Cheerleader 15 4-H Club 1,25 Dramatic Club 25 Student Council 45 Panorama Staff 45 Who's Who 25 Sweetheart 25 Beauty Candidate 25 Librarian 2,4. JAMES LEON KELLEY A little learnzgzg is a dangerous thing. 4-H Club 1,2,35 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Off. 3,45 Dairy judging Team 253,45 Beef judging Team 45 Trac- tor Cont. 2,35 State Farm Degree 45 Soil judging Team 45 Del. to State Convention 45 Tiger Rag Staff 4. BETTY JEFFCOAT A quiet friendly girl is she, just as fine as fine can be. Beta Club 3,45 Skit 3,45 Dramatic Club 25 F.H.A. 2,3545 French Club 2,35 Tiger Rag Staff 45 Pep Squad 3,45 Librarian 45 Christmas Play 45 4-ll Club l,2. DON MORGAN Allgoodmendie young and 1,711 not feeling well.' Beta Club 2,3,45 Skit 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Pres. 2, 3, Toastmaster Band Banquet 35 All State Band 3,45 Drum Major 3,45 Lyre Club l,2,3, Pres. 2,35 Chemistry Club 45 Magazine Sales Winner 35 French Club 2,35 Dramatic Staff 25 Basketball 1,25 Panorama Staff 45 Christmas Play 45 Glee Club 35 4-ll Club 15 Honor Graduate. KATE IIOLLADAY I nezfer mel a man I didn'l like. Tiger Rag Staff 3,4, B Team Cheerleader I, Dramatic Club 2, Beta Club 3, 4-H Club 1,2,5, Panorama Staff 4, F.Il.A. 2,3,4, Chemistry Club 4, Christmas Play 2. jlxmx' HEAD lf silence is golden then he must be one hun- dred percent brass. Class Officer 1,2,3,49 Baseball 3,4, Beta Club 2,3,4, Skit 3,4, L Club 2,3,4, Dramatic Club 2, Chemistry Club 4, French Club 2,35 Glee Club 3, Nlusic 1,2,3,4, Tiger Rag Staff 4, Student Coun- cil 4, President 4, Christmas Play 2,3,4, Class Quartet 3,4, Class Prophet 4. LARUE WILLIAMSON We love her for her willingness, her ready smile, and friendliness. 4-H Club 1,2,3, Beta Club, Skit 3,4, Who'S Who 4, Favorite 4, Dramatic Club 2, F.H.A. 2,3,4, Tiger Rag Staff l,2,3,4g Librarian 4, Student Council 1,2,3g Pep Squad 3,45 Band 1,2,3,4, French Club 2,3, Off. 2,3, Christmas Play 3,45 Honor Student. BILL Y RAY JORDAN Why should! study and make myself sad. 4-H Club 1,2,3, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Off. 2,3,4, Del. to State Convention 4, Dairy judging Team 4, Beefjudging Team 4, Soil judging Team 4, Chair- man of Calender Campaign 4, Tiger Rag Staff 4. ROBERT CURTIS PETREY Hold the fort! l'm coming. Football 3,4, All State 4, L Club 3,4, 4-Il Club I,2,3,4, President 2,4, Secretary 3, F.F.A. l,2,3,4, President 3,4, Student Council 4, County Champion Corn Grower 2,3, County Cotton Grow- er 3, Beef judging Team 2, Dairy judging Team 3, Del. to State F.F.A. Convention 2,3,45 County Tractor Driving Contest 1,2,3,4, County Winner 4, Chapter Winner 3,4. PATRICIA DAVIS Always laughing, never sad, sometimes naughty hut never had. 4-H Club l,2, Pres. 1, F.II.A. 2,3,4, Dramatic Club 2, Beta Club 3, Skit 3, Who's Who 2,4, Christ- mas Play 2,3,4, Homecoming Queen 2, Sweet- heart 2,3, Cheerleader 4, L Club 4, Tiger Rag Staff 3,45 Pep Squad 3,4. LANIER BEASLEY Save your confederate money boys, the Soullfs gonna rise again. Who's Who 1,43 4-H Club 1,2,3,43 Basketball 13 Dramatic Club 2g Christmas Play 4g Favorite 4g Glee Club 43 Baseball 43 Tiger Rag Staff 43Chem- istry Club 4g Senior Quartet 43 Class Giftorian 4. SPONSORS ' Nlrs. Evelyn Turner Miss Rachel Lightfoot PRESIDENT ............... ....... B uzzie Hargrove VICE PRESIDENT ...... ......... . .jimmy Head SECRETARY ........... ........ P hyllis Smith TREASURER ........................ Nlary Holland King 1 1! mH Rs WI? ., ,im . ff ,, ,, W2 w Jerry Mason Jimmy Mason Mageline Mitchell Irma Moore Cleve Money jack Money Mary Sue Mount john W. Murry Buster Nichols Daniel Owens jesse Owens Edna Ruth Pate Windham Pittman Annette Reynolds Peggy Rhodes Marcus Rhodes OF '59 Herbert Rhodes Peggy Rushing Willo Dean Rushing Elizabeth Russell Cecil Sexton Sandra Shirley Bill Smith Carole Spradley Bennie Styron Donnie Taylor Mary Thompson joe Vickery john D. Williams Larry Williams Terrell Williamson Sylvia Witherington CLASS Sue Henderson Horace Henderson Huey Hllburn Wendell Hughes Jacquelyn Hodges Jeanette Holladay Henry Holmes Barbara Jackson Bonme Jeffcoat Guthne Jeffcoat Ira Lee Jeter Norene Keller Jerry Kennedy Alex Krllough B111 Knrght Elame Lawrence Charles Ledbetter Edna Lowe Sally Maddox Nlorus Acreman Joe Bagents Patncra Ballard Danny Bass Clara Zue Beasley Leah Black Brlly Boswell Cecd Butts Wendell Butts Ann Carr Smoky Catrett Carolyn Davls Kenny Davrs Klme Flowers Helen Foster fl241 Joyce Clements OF '60 Harry Penn Virginia McCartha Robert McGaha Norma jean McGough Ann McCleod joyce Messick Linda Miller jean Moody Lloyd Nlilton Tura Petrus Franklm Phllllps jerry Roberson Patsy Rushmg Nome Russell ames Shows Niemorxe jo Slkes ultman Tlsdale Carolyn Turner Charlotte Turner Hayward Vrckery eanette Sprvey rmmy Spradley Margaret Spurlock Thomas Stephenson Dorrs Taylor joel Taylor Lmda Thagard Webster Thompson Dick Wooley Karin Worrell ll5l Patsy Walker Danny Wrllrams Alma Fae Wrllramson Niollre Wrtherrngton NOT PICTURED Ollver Dorman jumor Holmes Sanford Holmes Brlly Pouncey Sandra Franklin eanette Gamey Elsie Grayson Flynn Gregory Frances Gregory Amy Hall eanette Hall Joann Hall john Hamilton Charles Holladay ames Holland Charlotte Holley Thomas Holliday Peggy Horn Betty johnson oe ohnson Virginia Kimbrough Alex King Mary King Nlary Armstrong james Alford Lamar Atwell Gloria Baggett Don Bell Samuel Bell Joyce Bodiford Eleanor Boswell Roy Butts Thomas Butts joe M. Bradley Billy Broadway Howard Brown Harry Bryan Penny Campbell Travis Capps Wanda Clements Henry Curtis Carrie Duncan Nlarice Duncan CLASS I 6 J U 'I J . J . J J Jfmfflonfs . ' 2 1 V ir if V Nlary Ann Kmg joe Landers Nlarvm Ledbetter Hrlda Lee Par Lrsenby ames Niartm Pamela Xirller joy Lee Khlton Xlrke 'Hoody Ann Nlorgan Phrlllp Norman oann Owens Stanley Owens Ronnre Ov, ens Lamar Penn Nlartha Petrey Bobby Prttman Charles Rtchardson Brlly Roberts Pat Russell X-S II7 NOT PICTURED Ben Holllday Irby Brooks rmmy Russell 1m Sanford oe Schofield Flora Nell Schofreld Klary L Schofreld Tommy Srpper Gary Shrrley Charles Srkes xmmy Sport Sue Stephenson Barbara Sty ron Vem Summerlrn Elrzabeth Tay lor Xlanlyn Thames Carolyn Wrthermgton Sara Watson Lmda Welch Sammy Wmdham Wayne Whrte Ruth Walker Pete Wolfe J ,.. ' Ti J 7 ' lag l UF '51 Jj t J -e J ' U l' ' 21 Larry Mills Robert Hills Bobby Milton Sonny Mitchell Niary jo Hoody Frances Xlorgan Charlotte Owens Edward Partridge Kathryn Paul Larry Penn NOT PICTURED: Peter Mitchell Billy Sipper Mary Smith Jeffy Slpper Judy Smith Wanda Richburg jean Rushing Reba Sanders Judy Schofield Melton Sexton jimmy Petrey Lamar Pippin Patsy Pritchett Billy W. Raybon Tommy Register David White joe White Lomax Tomlin Mary Whiteside Shirley Wood Bonnie Ulm R. jean Miller Thomas Graydon Edward Langford Judy Lane Stephens I:I291 Margaret Smith Bonnie Spurlock johnny Stevens Charles Talley George Taylor Shirley Tidwell Tommy Tomlin Edward Turner Sylvia Watson Mike West of T oe Fail Hickey Franklin Faye Free Douglas Furr Faye Furr James Furr Douglas Golden Ruby Graydon Fred Hermeling Horace Horn Pete johns ean Kimbrough Charlie King Donald Landers johnny Langford Ginger Lewis Wilborn Lewis Dell Lowe William N1CDougald Carlton McGough Jimmy Dorman Kenneth Ballard Hazel Bass Angelin Black Lanell Bolling Dean Bradley Mary Lee Bradley Bill Brook Helen Brown Patricia Ann Brown Nlary janet Bryan Danny Bush Douglas Butts Ladonne Campbell Betty Cato Joanne Chesser Mary Clements Shirley Clements james Clemmons Vonnie Corley Lamar Defee IRI V552 ADVERTISEMENTS EVIDENCES OF THE SUPPORT GIVEN OUR SCHOOL WENDELL MITCHELL BUSINESS MGR.--- II321 AD BOOSTER FIFTY FOUR SENIORS GRADUATED FROM L H 17 LUVERNE MOTOR CQMPANY XCHEVROLET I Very best wishes to students teachers ond parents of Luverne Hugh School LUVERNE, ALABAMA CLASS OF FIFTY-EIGHT GRADUATED TWELVE HONOR STUDENTS . Lg-JT, k -1 ' AL: 2 ft ,ill LUVERNE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Member of Federol Deposit lnsuronce Corporcmon LUVERNE ALABAMA KENDRICK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL LUVERNE Al-A3AMA SMYTH HORNSBY MOTOR COMPANY FARMALL TRACTORS INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS J D SMYTH .IR Agent Insurance J D SMYTH Dustnbutor Amoco Producis Phone 2 256I LUVERNE ALABAMA 1 I Aufnvtnn 11.......-1 . . I .I - c A 1 Q 0 I 1- I L. H. S. HAS FIRST FULL TIME BAND DIRECTOR-RODNEY NEUDECKER Martin Radio 81 TV Service SALES SERVICE 81 INSTALLATION ANY MAKE OR MODEL SERVICE THAT SATISFIES Phone 2-232i LUVERNE, ALABAMA Complimenis Of W. L. PETREY WHOLESALE COMPANY PETREY ALABAMA J E HEAD, Jeweler LUVERNE ALABAMA 1 I BUZZIE HARGROVE ELECTED CLASS PRESIDENT FOUR CONSECUTIVE YEARS l 1 1 , COMPLIMENTS OF DOLLY MADISON RECESS COMPLIMENTS P L E S Phone 23602 GLENWOOD ALABAMA COMPLIMENTS OF HICKS TACKLE CO LUVERNE ALABAMA 'NYU ii' , OF NUC u L J.' . TER DON MORGAN MADE ALL-STATE BAND MORGAN BODY SHOP Rodaofor CIeonlng ond Reponr Welding Elecfrscol Repour Phone 2 5484 LUVERNE ALABAMA ALTON MASON Owner Forrest Avenue LUVERNE ALABAMA r:14-- 'T'- Q J--ii MILLER FEED GRIST MILL SERVICE STATION GIN LUVERNE ALABAMA STANDARD PARTS CO TURNER'S SUPPLY STORE Phone 2 4491 HARDWARE BUILDING SUPPLIES LUVERNE ALABAMA FEED 81 SEEDS LUVERNE ALABAMA L CLUB INIATION MOST COLORFUL IN L H S HISTORY M W NORSWORTHY 81 COMPANY PLUMBING ELECTRICAL GAS WORK GLENWOOD AVENUE LUVERNE ALABAMA COMPLIMENTS OF UNITED TELEPHONE on TELEGRAPH CO ROGER'S DRUG CO. Best In Drugs LUVERNE, ALABAMA ll ll ' ,I , Q., , I, Im! , I J, .jk If I-QQ' I .a. K . 0 I I I H Q T l d . - I A. P. I. ENROLLS SIX 1958 L. H. S. GRADUATES a F MAKE EVERY MEAL A SUNDAY ' DINNER FARM SUPPLY PAKE - STEPHENSON on BUILDING MATERIALS SPORTING Gooos ond TOYS FEED SEED FERTILIZER HARDWARE and BUILDING MATERIAL H pays to play Headquarters For JIM DANDY FEEDS Phone 2 5801 GUY OWENS MONTGOMERY ALABAMA LUVERNE ALABAMA J W HOLMAN LUMBER COMPANY Manufadurers of PINE AND HARDWOOD TIMBER Hughland Home Alabama Q I H QS LJ 9 in d T -1 ll II I . - E: F ' - , 33 1' V H X vw -A fa-aa-A--A A E' . f ig: - Q ' I - f Q U QI S.,-A 'aa ' I ' 2 ' .W 3 U I ' ' 'Ain 'A' f' 'f . I I f ' PHYLLIS SMITH CHOSEN BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW THE FAIR STORE F, G. MITCHELL, OWNER 4?-L THE FAIR IS SQUARE TRADE THERE LUVERNE ALABAMA wg?-Y., , I . rr x I 1 I Q I I - sy p I 3-I I La ' , 9 9 . I Q, T ,VM I ,Q r 4' i A ' 'W- 7 v .K FAQ? I I A I .. :NNN si wwf gg it -I i ,, A 2 I I ' I 'IA I i1 ' I 3, x '- BUSINESS MANAGER WENDELL MITCHELL ANNOUNCES MOST EXPENSIVE ANNUAL IN L. H. S. HISTORY Q NOW LETS DONT FUSS YOU TWOI GLENWOOD GIN CO. Dealers CROSSTIES cmd HARDWOOD LUMBER GLENWOOD ALABAMA f .iff ...av TOM'S Of Luverne LUVERNE ALABAMA Tom Ornffm Owner CHARLES CLEMENTS L H S GOOD CITIZENSHIP BOY COUNCIL CITY OF LUVERNE on THAT Ex SERVICE- , 6- COMPLIMENTS OF gs Compliments Of CRENSHAW MOTOR CO. NEW CARS USED CARS PARTS AND SERVICE LUVERNE, ALABAMA HENDERSON BLACK GROCERY COMPANY TROY, ALABAMA I 1 F I I v V If C I T Y f TR4 .f A? SENIORS PRESENTED CHRISTMAS PLAY GLORIA LUVERNE PEANUT COMPANY LUVERNE ALABAMA 4107 'af WWE PLANT me -sw l, Phish' 'UNT Fam PWEPLAN X16 X-'L 'HIE f 16 GREENVILLE PLANT FOOD CO GREENVILLE ALABAMA FOUR CHEERLEADERS CAME FROM SENIOR CLASS B BLUE RIBBIIN liAivl0l'5d Q1 H06 SUPPLEMENT B IRIIIIIIUSE lllllli W IIC B mums: mmm B MITCHELL SUPPLY COMPANY FEEDS GENERAL MERCHANDISE SEEDS GUY MITCHELL L U V E R N E T V MITCHELL ALABAMA W A MAY 81 GREEN FRANK RosA Mgr Sporting Goods Fishing Tackle 35 South Court Street MONTGOMERY ALABAMA Phone 3 0224 LUVERNE MOTEL Air Conditioned Tiled Baths Electruc Heat Beautyrest Mattresses Wall to Wall arpet 4 Mules South o U S 29 331 and Alabama 9 Phone 24221 Luverne Alabama PERDUE FOLMAR Aluminum Awnings, Aluminum Windows, Venetian Blinds, and Aluminum Window Screens Phone 2 2332 Luverne, Alabama MERCANTILE PAPER COMPANY A Paper for Every Need MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA jr SOLUS Nl' as ass B I 5 1 B ,,... I B B ta- B Tg S B A E 'I B Z 4-C73 B B .f1ff A' 4 3 I I , . T . .. -. . O . . . Y C 5 . n . . , L H S HAS THREE NEW TEACHERS CURTIS DUKE CHARLES SPORT AND RODNEY NEUDECKER COLLINS BAKING CO MONTGOMERY ALABAMA PRINTING PUBLISHING LUVERNE ALABAMA CRENSHAW COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COURT Bakers of Colonial Bread LUVERNE JOURNAL STANLEY SIKES AWARDED CERTIFICATE OF MERIT BY THE NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP BOARD BARBER PURE MILK fix Barber5 i A COMPLETE LINE OE QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA CLASS OF 58 HOLDS RECORD OF MOST PROFIT MADE ON MAGAZINE SALES BE THRIFTY SHOP THRIFTY 1,0 THRIFTY STORES TROY ANDALUSIA GREENVILLE PEGGY! DONT SQUEEZE MY HAND! I COMPLIMENTS OF MATT'S FLOWER SHOP Phone 2 2035 LUVERNE ALABAMA GLENWOOD MINING COMPANY SHIPPERS OF BROWN ORE Troin Lood A Doy GLENWOOD, ALABAMA MARY HOLLAND KING WAS CHOSEN COUNTY GOOD-CITIZENSHIP GIRL PLANTERS TRADING COMPANY COTTON PECAN AND FERTILIZER DEALERS Phone 2 3 I 51 LUVERNE ALABAMA TURNER S FLOWER SHOP LUVERNE ALABAMA COMPLIMENTS LUVERNE DRUG CO I- A Y T 0 N ' 5 RELIABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Phone 2 5082 LUVERNE ALABAMA LUVERNE ALABAMA I T COMPLIMENTS OF I I ov O JOYCE RICHARDSON WON MORE 4 H CLUB METALS THAN ANY GIRL IN L H S HISTORY COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF BEN BOLEN GREENVILLE ALABAMA TRIANGLE SERVICE STATION AND GROCERY GROCERIES - GAS - OIL Phone 2-4I 85 LUVERNE, ALABAMA CLASS-DAY EXERCISES BEST YET CQMPLIMENTS GF RIEGEL TEXTILE CORPORATIGN Greenvdle Duvusuom GREENVILLE ALABAMA TAYLOR APPLIANCE COMPANY :TH CHLI PC Pro e 2 33LfQ LLJVEPNE ALABAMA ZENII nf A TMS Safes cmd Semice ' rw - A F T958 ANNUAL STAFF FIRST TO ANNOUNCE BEAUTIES BEFORE ANNUAL PUBLISHED Lumberland U S Where ss nt? Its dstterent ploces to dufterent people but you II tnnd at rnght nn your own bode yord We Iuve an one ot the most nmportont ond productive tnmber oreos un the country ond ore bles ed wnth o contnnuung horvest of trees thot ore the economlc strength of th e Community Ameruco needs these trees ond oll ot us mer chonts tormers Ioborers Iondowners ond mony others reop the resultont rewords It as becouse of our punes thot most of us con lnve here todoy They ore the very blood ond fuber ot Lumberlond U S A W T SMITH LUMBER COMPANY CHAPMAN GREENVILLE W. T. SMITH LUMBER coMPANY I CHAPMAN ALABAMA A GODD NEIGHBOR FOR 72 YEARS GSX T958 ANNUAL FIRST PANORAMA WITH HARD COVER COMPLIMENTS UF G E TURNER JR BL SR JOSEPHINE GOLDEN REGISTER CLERK B L BECK TAX ASSESSOR E A SIKES MAYOR BELAND BROTHERS GREENVILLE MERCHANTS WHOLESALE COMPANY GREENVILLE HELLERS BTP B S GREENVILLE CAPPS DRUGSTORE GREENVILLE RYAN DRUG COMPANY GREENVILLE GAMMAGE BROTHERS GREENVILLE MAJORS LAUNDRY GREENVILLE MURPHY CLOTHING COMPANY GREENVILLE GRANGER TRACTOR COMPANY EMMETT KIRKPATRICK QUALLS SANDWICH SHOP S M REVEL BILLKENNEDY SI-IERIFE E BLLOYD PROBATEJUDGE W L SEGREST RUTLEDGE MERCHANTILE COMPANY RUTLEDGE BEN LIGHTEOOT JOE MOORES STANDARD SERVICE STATION LUVERNE CLEANERS FAIR DEPARTMENT STORE TROY BETTIE BOYD TROY JITNEY JUNGLE LEWIS GHOLSTON A F B ALTON TURNER BILLY HICKS T E SWANNER TAX COLLECTOR DR. JOE E. WATSON W LT-III X X X Q fYX f Y E F KX S X Your yearbook published only ONE time Let Paragon produce It so that It wlll be K 1 4 a true picture of the times with pictures that sparkle and design that enhance Call the Paragon Man Sign ol: GOOD PRINTING an LITI-IOGRAPHY Producers of HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE YEARBOOKS MILITARY PUBLICATIONS 'L-5, 7' +1 E4 jilv , wswilf' 1 Vx M Z wx E llll' 'W' fr ,,,54.,-,,,g f'42'iaf' aragun teas Lxtbograpbed and Letterpress Yearbooks for over 25 Years 34 ADAMS AVENUE MONTGOMERY ALABAMA o S , g 1 sc ' XVI In - I'--TSN 'K F X I Lg X R X N QA Cl X C I X wi ZF 1 , IJ .. Y E-fx up g, 5 A E- R Q .. V 1 5 in X x , i xkzirx tray ' OX - O1 Ill II I I z I , I . u ff,g'.--' ix' A I f ,I M lv... ,hw V Vw 406' . fri l Li' A- jst. N-8.5-g-O-ll, I4 rpg, ,lg , lg. Z. , 6 4. 3- n,,.,,',. . . , nm , .. .n A .4 1 . 'S , ffj'Q . - slr! , , i.. 'I ' pl,' C' s' - G 'i- A ,' ' 5 l'l'1r' -I . . , Qi- 1 r xx x , -ip' Q5 -04: -, . . . V ,MV1 f K '. 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