Madison Academy - Oracle Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1962 volume:

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Q I f Twin- - I f S.W - Ns, WN X, W 75a Ufmcfe 7?62 -M, ' aa Wadma ffeademq qfewtwdfe, f4Qd40t4 ' 11- an .Mm mum 'WW 1f3?2x2Lm.m3L.,, s, ,: 'fl' MIM: 1'1 ' 'idf.X4!QUm 4 ' A W' M'5bh:aW1iGrwaZ6.'5RL?i, ium 'W 1? A -w lun? ' W ,TSgf'f' f.9iQ ,,l1 ,-'VLNQ ,, v,,.f fK'L, W 75' aS W'iW ?M.slig.aikfwYN?Q,m-if - - -QW ' 1 y-... if Siu-bs4 mws-ssllra-f:fw.:.,-w-u',xw uf-.3-, 1 w-Aww - f DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION SENIORS IUNIORS SOPHOMORES I UNIOR HIGH ACTIVITIES FAVORITES ELEMENTARY KINDERGARTEN ADVERTISEMENTS I I Because of her love and devotion to the cause of Christ and to young people . . . because of her faithful service to Madison Academy . . . we proudly dedicate this Oracle of 1962 to Mrs. Pauline Jenkins, our faithful teacher and friend. As all good things must come to an end, so must our days at Madison Academy. It is the sincere wish of the annual staff that this yearbook may serve as a measured reminder to each of you throughout the coming years. Sincerely, C'-Mata 'za Charlotte Albright: Editor 9 s E 1 3 Q 2 2 Su E s EN 3. E 5 5 1 5 3 3 K X S 12 5 1 2 2 .2 Wgiwgmgw,55,My,,.,,k:,E-,.-,,k. , , V 1s,,1:Q.Wgf ,5Mgm,,,, wma in ,,,g,,,,,wmw:w:MmM WM ....,mm,M.zw1y ,ww 11:-mm : w--...W - ' fm .. .17 ew .mms f--f , :V-:M f - , Ir, A f i , 204-wlaja' STANDING: Elmer Phippsg Lawson Jarrellg John Becky B111Harrisg Bi11C1emonsg Curtis Ramey SEATED: L. B. Lindseyg Paul Ragland, Chairmang A. E. Milsapsg Joe Gilesg Jim Dowdy CNot Picturedj. . n h . . and be thou a blessing. So said God to Abraham nearly 4000 years ago. This is my wish for you. To be a blessing one must seek not his own, but each his brother's gfoodg one must not place prime value upon things fleshly and temporal: one must exercise a spirit of kindness, forgiveness, love, and good will even in the face of malice and hatred, humble obedience to God and unselfish service to mankind must be one's chief con- cern. As our ways part, some never to meet again, let my parting words be . . .be thou a blessing. LEONARD JOHNSON MILDRED HOLT B. S. Huntingdon College TYPinS Shorthand Bookkeeping DONNA WISE B.A. Harding College Sociology Home Economics Art RALPH E. SAMPLES B. A. David Lipscomb M. Ed. University of Chattanooga History Bible PHIL SUMRALL S B.. Central Missouri State Physics Geometry Algebra II Biology ROBERT A. MCCREADY B. A. Maryville College English Speech Math Bible DWIGHT P. MOWRER B. A. Haxding College Algebra I English Bible KENNETH RANDOLPH B.A. Harding College Bible English Math I. A. JENKINS B. A. David Lipscomb Science History Bible LEONARD JOHNSON B . A. Harding College M. A. Auburn University Bible Latin CHARLOTTE HUDSON Secretary Bookkeeper NADA ROSENBLUM Assistant MRS. REED MRS. MRS, MRS. MRS. Supervisor JENKINS ROSENBLUM BENSON TANNER ESSOM FOREMAN Janitor ROMELIA GRAY Helper BOBBY CHURCH - , mr V A Vx n wmigim ,.. 'A 'Y ug. .., - -, - ,J -55,2 HE 5 , ,. , ,.. , Q .LB L . , nk MX J. vi V , H 1 M. -. X ., , N 5 Vi I ..,3,Z.,, ,K 1nj1n?.wf.'i1'. 1 .,::?1:, - R - I - k gk f X' ' . W. ':L.:j.. 1 f A A , . -' f K ' , W Wifi , K -,Q 5',-wfw -Bw 3 Wx :g,aps,2w: - H-rirfii , ' X T-Xi hfzswli . 1 'Y A H' ., v --wil. Mf. , hi . E ,gill gil 1 f W' 1 'rg ,fflifl . , 5 ' K 4' L BHKFTLEI :- nw RAY UPTON TIM WILLIAMS WINFORD PENNA IIADISGNJ DWIGHT MOWRER BILLY UPTON 'T'--Q. ., X linux T 4EB l iff 2 E 5 2 Q PRESIDENT ---- VICE-PRESIDENT- - SECRETARY- - - TREASURER- - - REPORTER - - - Ofokzew - - -Dianne Crane - - - -Judy McBride Charlotte Albright - - Cheryl Russell - -Winford Penna CHARLCJTTE ANN ALBRIGHT The reward of a thing well done is having done it. Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 1, Vice- Pres. 2, Sec. 3, 4, Speech Club 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer, Treas. 1, Sec. 2, Vice-Pres. Pres. 4, Student Council 4, Officer, Sec. 4, Oracle Staff3,4, Asst. Business Manager 3, Editor 4, Most Representative 3, Who's Who 4. IIMMIE GAYLE ASHWORTH With her smiling eyes and dark brown hair, she goes through life without a care. Beta Club 1,2,3,4, Oficer, Sec. 3, 3 Speech Club 2, Head Cheerleader 3, 4, Homecoming Queen 4, Who's Who 3, Chorus 3, 4, Miss Madison Academy 4. PEGGY DIANNE CRANE A willing worker, 'tis plain to see5 so jolly and so full of glee. Transferred from Lee High School in 1960. Cheerleader 25 Speech Club 25 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Queen runnerup 35 Class Treas. 35 Beta Club 3, 45 Offi- cer: Sec. 45 Class Pres. 45 Student Council 45 Officer Vice-Pres. 45 Oracle Staff 3,45 Asst. Adv. Manage 35 Business Manager 45 Who's Who 4. MARY ANN FISHER Quick and lively, happy and gay. Transferred from Butler High School in 1960. Chorus 25 Speech Club 25 Library Asst. 25 Oracle Staff 45 Treas. 45 seer Staff 45 Typist 4. I SANDRA JEAN HAMILTON Her ways are the ways of pleasantness. Transferred from Buckhorn High School 1962. CHARLOTTE WYNONA HARDEMAN A pretty girl is like a melody. Student Council 1g Speech Club 2g Chorus 1, 2, 4g Beta Club 1, 2,4g Cheer leader 45 Who's Who 4g Homecoming Queen 4. CAROLE ANN HAVEN Her graceful air shows her as good as she is fair. Chorus lg Beta Club 1, 2, 3, Seer Staff 4, Typist 4, Speech Club 2, Home- coming Attendant 4. BETTY JOYCE LINDSEY So full of life and lively fun, a friend and pal to everyone. Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer, Reporter 4, Class Secretary 25 Oracle Staff 3, 4, Sports Ed. 3, Feature Ed. 45 Speech Club 2g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Soloist 3, 4. LINDA DARWIN LOWE Kindness is the virtue of the heart. Chorus lg Orac1e Staff 4, Subscrip- tion Manager 4. IUDITH DIANNE MCBRIDE Not too big, not too small, just a gal liked by all. Beta Club 1, 2, 3,4g Class Sec. lg Chorus 1, 2, Seer Staff 4g Typist 43 Student Council 35 Class Vice-Pres. 45 Homecoming Attendant 35 Speech Club 2 WINFORD RAY PENNA A gentleman and scholar we all can see, but full of fun and gaiety. Class Treas. 29 Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Offi- cer: Vice-Pres. 4g Student Council 1, 3,4g Officer: Pres. 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3,4 Soloist 4g Oracle Staff 3, 4, Asst. Ed. 2, Sports Ed. 45 Seer Staff 3,45 Religious Ed. 4. CHERYL RUSSELL With never a harsh word, ever a smile she's graced our presence for this little while. Transferred from Huntsville High in 1960. Student Council 35 Beta Club 3, 4, Officer: Treas. 45 Seer Staff 4, Snapshot Ed.g Class Treas. 4. IACQUELINE FAYE SANDERS Never a care, never a worry, never, never in a hurry. Transferred from Huntsville High School in 1961. BETTIE I EAN SINGLETON Quietness is a charm within itself. Chorus 1, 2g Speech Club 2g Seer Staff 4g Typist 4. TIM WILLIAMS A lad who's full of fun and mirrhg we need more like him on this earth. Transferred from Jordan Vocational High School in 1961. Mr. Madison Academy, 4. 24Qa4S.S aabfz5 WINFORD PENNA CHARLUITE ALBRIGHT M16 We, the Senior Class ofMadison Academy, being real psych-ceramics do hereby publish and declare our last will and testament to all that it may concern, We, the Senior Class, after years of struggle, heartaches, joys, and happiness, will to the Junior Class the same fortitude that it has taken to get us this far. We, the Senior Class, will to the Jtuiior Class all of our old tests, term papers, etc. , provided that they are also willing to make low grades. We, the Senior Class, will to the Faculty blissful serenity after we're gone. I, Betty Lindsey, will my red hair to Martha Whitehead and my ability to ride horses to David Rodman, I, Carole Haven, will my ability to fix hair in class to Linda Hoskins. I, Winford Penna, will my bus route to Bro. Johnson, or anyone he can get to drive it. I, Charlotte Albright, will the editorship of THE ORACLE to Lynda Cooke, and I wish her plenty of luck. I, Dianne Crane, will my ability to promote any activity that comes along to Susan Chambers, I, Tim Williams, will my ability to bug Bro. Samples and get away with it to Rex Kilpatrick and Ray Upton. I, Jackie Sanders, will my ability to come late and leave early without Bro. McCready's knowing it to Rex Knott I, Bettie Singleton, will my quiet ways to Martha Whlthead. I, Cheryl Russel, will my willingness to work hard to Jean Giles. I, Linda Lowe, will my ad selling ability to Louise Lusk and Pat Gates. I, Mary Ann Fisher, will my ability to get a man to Linda Pike. I, Gayle Ashworth, will my cheerleading ability to Linda Hendrixson. I, Charlotte Hardeman, will my being Homecoming Queen to Myra Crabtree. I, Sandra Hamilton, will my ability to get married before school's out to Jackie Brooks, Bobby Chandler, and Joyce Reynolds. 1, Judy McBride, will my giggles to Joan Howard. We, Bettie Singleton and Carole Haven will Brother McCready to Bobby Church, Edward Upchurch, Dennis Crow- son, and Billy Ralph Glover. We, Charlotte Hardeman and Gayle Ashworth, will our ability to skip school without getting caught to Marshall Pierce and Freddie McBride. MMM? It is the year 1972. I had just finished delivering a series of lectures on the Psy- chological Causes of Idiosyncrasy and Traumatic Neurosis of Living in Space, at the forward outpost on the moon. Suddenly I remembered that the '62 graduating class of Madison Academy was having its tenth reunion. As I hurried aboard the X-15 Nova Spaceship for the return trip, I happened to meet Winford Penna, who had just com- pleted an engineering feat of transporting green cheese to earth. As we reached the space terminal on earth, who should we meet but the prima donna of the opera world, Betty Lindsey. Betty has successfully combined a singing career with being dietitian for the food concern of Sloppy Joe 's Space Delicatessen. As we boarded the jet train for Huntsville, we were joined by several other grads. Among those were Charlotte Hardeman, the personal nurse of Dr. Ben Caseyg -Jackie Sanders, who is now living in New Yorkg and Bettie Singleton, the private secretary of Dr. Phil Sumrall, who has replaced Dr. Werner von Braun. Also on the train, were Mary Ann Fisher, Judy McBride, and Sandra Hamilton, but we did not get to talk with them very much because they were busy chasing down all their children. When we arrived in Huntsville, we were greeted at the station by Linda Lowe, secretary for the reunion, and Gayle Ashworth, who had just won the title of Miss Space Age. On our way to school, we passed the beauty shop of Cheryl Russell and Carole Haven. I understand they specialize in aerodynamic permanents. The first one to greet us at the school was Dianne Crane, who had graciously left her household chores to be promotional director for the reunion. Also scurrying about was Charlotte Albright, the editor of Circus Universe, a magazine about the Sara- sota Spaceketeers, a circus which is managed by her husband. The last one to arrive was Tim Williams. He had just signed a contract to take over the Jack Paar show as comedian. As I left for my next lecture, Irealized that the reunion had been a wonderful occasion. Ralph E. Samples, Ph.D. CLASS SPONSOR , N w , 1 x A W , 5. Wffiigfsflsiwii ?'bS 'f : -- '- ' M' ' ' i lu? nf' rw A k-'k f-53935A7535 I: ,,.., A..,A. , .,,. 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MSW ,W w L4 Qvr NM '35r'EY X:w'E,gQ 'uf- PRESIDENT: Frankie Aldridge VICE-PRESIDENT: Kay Chambers SECRETARY: Sharon McBride TREAS URER: Linda Thronthwaite REPORTER: John Beck Frankie Aldridge Carol Anderson John Beck Sandra Besherse Bobby Bishop Bill Blevins Roger Bradford Kay Chambers Sandra Cheerek Patsy Eastep Babara Fanning Doris Fisher Dwight Hargraves Carol Hendrixson Carol Higgins Clifton Jones Larry Kirk Tommy Lamb Joyce Legg Ronnie Lister Gaylor McBride Marie Miller Brenda Minor Zeliron Mullican Piciure Not Available Teresa Neely Sandra O'Donnell Betty Penna Perry Petty Ray Pendergrass Leon Pierce Linda Pierce Elaine Pitts Johnny Redpath Charlie Ritch John Thomas Linda Thronthwaite John Tucker Danis Williard Mickey Dameworth egdzd PRESIDENT Jimmy Dowdy VICE-PRESIDENT Jerry Thronthwaite SECRETARY Joe Giles TREASURER Sandy Ashworth Barry Albright Vicki Albright Sandy Ashworth Linda Bailey Doris Barbarash Joy Cantrell Butch Crabtree Jim Dowdy Donald Ellenburg Pat Ethridge Bobby Fox Joy Garner Barbara Gates Anthony Gentry Joe Giles Larry Green Rose Mary Hedricks Sherry Hoskins Kenny Hensley Richard Johnson Janie League Anna Lister Paul Matthews James McDaniel Micheal Minute Sam Muller Jerry Pierce Janice Roberson L. 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Rousseau Roger Scott Ben Stone Tommy Stone Jerry Thronthwaite Linda Troupe David Upchurch Ronald White PRESIDENT Tommy Ragland VICE-PRESIDENT James Maples SECRETARY Paul Whitehead Mickey Bates John Bechtel Billy Black Carole Sue Boggs Bob Elser Nancy Essner Glenn Ferguson Vann Ferguson Janette Howe Patricia Hunt Stephen Jarrell Kay Kennamer Brenda Lusk Brenda Machen Reba Machen James Maples Lynn Martin Pat McBride Helen McQuiston Joy Melson Danny Miller Joan Moore Olivia Parker Jasper Pendergraft Brenda Pierce Darla Powell Tommy Ragland Schuyler Redpath Terri Stump John Travis Jimmy Wall Paul Whitehead Sandy Williard Wesley Woods George Wyatt Thomas Young A C TI VI TIES W7 htm I OFFICERS PRESIDENT ---- -------- - - Winford Penna VICE-PRESIDENT - - - - - Dianne Crane SECRETARY ---- - -Charlotte Albright TREASURER - - ---- 4 Jean Giles SPONSOR - - ----------- Ralph Samples Second Row - - - Frankie Aldridge, Sandra O'Donald, Joan Howard, Patsy Ogle, Sandra Baker The Student Council acts as a mediator between the faculty and student body. Each year a campaign is conducted among the students to elect a new president. Each can- didate must be from the Senior Class. Each class Q9-125 has two representatives. The student council has many projects. One of its major ones is the sponsoring of the home coming game each year. FIRST ROW: Teresa Neelyg Sandra Chereekg Charlotte Albrightg Bonnie Pendergraftg Margaret Mooreg Charlotte Hardemang Dianne Craneg Betty Pennag Louise Luskg DIRECTOR: Dwight Mow- rerg SECOND ROW: Kay Chambersg Sandra Barretts Peggy Kellyg Patsy Ogleg Jean Gilesg Linda Cookeg Faye Brewerg Sharon McBrideg Judy Bradyg THIRD ROW: Bradford Holtg Betty Lindseyg Marilyn Johnsong Joan Howardg Nancye Sharpeg Susan Chambersg Gayle Ashworthg Marshall Pierceg Frankie Aldridgeg FOURTH ROW: Ray Pendergrassg Dennis Crowsong Winford Pennag John Becky Rex Kilpatrlckg Bobby Churchg David Ellenburgg Clifton Ionesg Billy Willinghamg Edward Upchurch The chorus is composed of those from the ninth through the twelfth grades. Each year stu- dents are given try-outs. They must also, maintain passing grades. The chorus sings not only for pleasure, but also to strengthen and build up both those who hear and those singing. em Staff Writer: Ray Pendergrass: Editor: Linda Cooke: Assistant Editor: Jean Giles: Religious Editor: Winford Penna: Typist: Judy McBride: Mary Ann Fisher: News Editor: Joan Howard: Writer: Marilyn Johnson, Society Editor: Margaret Moore: Typist: Sandy Hamilton: Writer: Cheryl Russell: Typist: Carole Haven: Bettie Singleton: Sports Editor: David Rodman. The high school paper, the Seer , is published monthly keeping the students, parents, and friends of Madison Academy informed of the news of the school. Charlotte Albright - - Dianne Crane - Gayle Ashworth - Mary Ann Fisher - - Cheryl Russell - - - Linda Lowe - - Ralph Samples ' Winford Perma Charlotte Harcleman - - Betty Lindsey Qfivilfawf sg. , . :sas 'ww -. f- ' - f ', t f ' t V - 'f-s...,,y.-.N a- f'-- ' mem! OFFICERS Secretary: Dianne Craneg President: Charlotte Albrightg Vice-President: Winford Pennag Re- porter: Betty Lindseyg Treasurer: Cheryl Russellg Sponsor: Robert A. McCreadyg Gayle Ash- worthg Joan Howardg Joyce Reynoldsg David Rodmang Judy McBrideg Charlotte Hardemang Jean Gilesg Margaret Mooreg Louise Lusk. ' The National Beta Club is an honor society composed of students from the tenth grade through the twelfth grade. Such students excel in leadership, character, honesty, and service. Each member must maintain an 85 average and stand approved by the faculty and students. gm FIRST ROW: Mr. Robert McCreadyg Mrs. Leonard Johnson, Mr. Leonard Johnsong David Rodman, Margaret Mooreg SECOND ROW: Winford Pennag Jean Gilesg Betty Lindseyg Dianne Craneg Char- lotte Albrightg Charlotte Hardeman. Each year the Beta Club sponsors a banquet on the behalf of its new members. This year the banquet was held at Southland Restaurant. The new members, Margaret Moore and David Rod- man, were presented their Beta pins and certificates. Speeches were given by Charlotte Albright, President, and Mr. Robert McCready, sponsor. As a token for his helping hand, Mr. Johnson, Principal, was presented the center piece by Dianne Crane, Secretary. The banquet was enjoyed by all. I l PRESIDENT ---- - - - ---- Jim Dowdy VICE-PRESIDENT ----- - -Frankie Aldridge SECRETARY-TREASURER - - - - - Kay Chambers SEATED: Jim Dowdyg Frankie Aldridgeg Kay Chambersg Joe Gilesg Ronald Whiteg STANDING Paul Matthewsg Zehron Mullicang Sandra O'Donne11g Marie Millerg Linda Thronthwaiteg Step- hen Jarrellg Nancy Essnerg Janice Robersong Miss Donna Wise, Sponsor, 4-731 KNEELING, OFFICERS: Lynn Martin, lst Presidentg Ioan McNeil, 2nd Presidentg Kay Kenuamer Vice-Presidentg Betty Penna, lst -Secretaryg Sharon Scott, 2nd Secretaryg Darla Powell and Dorlea Dowdy, Reportersg Patsy Essuer and Margaret Chereek, Game Leaders. 4-W KNEELING, OFFICERS: Tommy Ragland, lst President, Ricky Medlln, 2nd President, Lary Sanderson, Vice-President, Glenn Ferguson, Secretaryg Paul Whitehead, Game Leader, Danis Williard, Reporterg Bobby Milam, Song Leader, Raymond Tanner, Game Leader, Johnny Willing ham, Song Leader. ,ms 2 I? ATHLETIC laden? Jae Captain DAVID RODMAN Forward FREDDIE McBRIDE Guard BOBBY CHURCH Center MARS HALL PIERCE Guard REX KILPATRICK Forward If If 6406 STANDING: David Ellenburg, Manager, Ray Upton, Guardg David Rodman, Forward, Rex Kii patrick, Forwardg Freddie McBride, Guardg Dwight Mowrer, Coach, KNEELLNG: Gary Upchurch, Forwardg Edward Upchurch, Forward, Dennis Crowson, Forward, Marshall Pierce, Guard. ff II STANDING: David Ellenburg, Managerg Charles Tucker, Forwardg John Peck, Forwardg Micky Dameworth, Centerg Clifton Jones, Forwardg Dwight Mowrer, Coachg KNEELING: Ronnie Lister, Guardg Leon Pierce, Guardg Pat Powell, Guard. . BACK ROW: Donald Ellenburg, Manager, James Maples, guard, John Travis, guardg Ben Stone forward, Jerry Thronthwaite, centerg Jimmy Wall, guard, Kenneth Randolph, Coachg FRONT ROW: Tommy Ragland, forward, Richard Johnson, forward, Barry Albright, guard, Jerry Pierce guardg NOT PICTURED: Butch Crabtree, forwardg Jimmy Dowdy, guard. 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LYNN MARTIN JAMES MAPLES 6 I JOY CANTRELL BUTCH CRABTREE F T?5VSi?LQ33 ',-E,+i,..f'fi3.-wwisiiikali.2i',eii1Q32glfl,! Qi3xgi-A322 - EWR ' an f ,mi 2 , W W Iifpyhis,'1pw5z,gg2,k, .g Hi H , W Ze VANCE CROWE MRS. P. JENKINS MRS. L. W. WARD Sixth Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Grade MRS. G. CARMACK MRS. R. L. GIVENS MISS S. FRANKS Third Grade Third Grade Second Grade MISS H. WRIGHT MRS. W. E. DARNELL MRS. E. KRUFT Second Grade First Grade First Grade .Saud Charles Anderson Paul Arnold Mariam Beck June Bishop Macky Caise Dorlea Dowdy Joseph Downing Jesse Eastep Sharon Elledge Herby Fisher Arthur Gibson Beth Harris Brenda Hornbuckle Jerry Isbell Randy Kimbrough PESEY Legg Patsy Lister Robert Lovejoy David Mann Debbie Matthews Ricky Medlen Charlene Mills Gloria McCo11och Becky McMinn Dennis Young NN. 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Murphy Abernathy Phillip Acuff Nancy Bishop Doris Boyd Sherry Boyd Cutis Chereek Carol Cole Janet England Neil English Jan Gillis Croley Graham Kenny Holzheimer Carolyn Logan Phillip Lovejoy Patti Luna Jimmy McBride Art McNeil Mike Mills Dennis Phillips Tony Phipps Pat Pugh Cary Rosenblum Kathy Tucker Larry Tucker Randy Webster Anita Whitaker Wayne Whitehead Steve Payne Ginger Williard Susan Worley ecawd Debra Boggs Ricky Bradford Nanette Cantrell Patrick Collins Johnny Cooper Cynthia Crabtree Vicki Elliot Dennis Eastep Marcia Eastep Kim French Melissa Hill Gary Hopper Nancy I-Iughs Laraine Jones Joan Kimball Bernie Kirkland Randy Lyon Carolyn McColloch Ray Perkins Karen Reynolds David Robertson Micheal Sanders Cherie Smith Jana Terrell Brenda Tipton Nancy Upchurch Linda Uptagrafft Kay Vining Tommy Webster Harvey Wise Claudia Wright eccwwl Babara Adams Nancy Barkley Linda Besherse Jeanne Boyd Bobby Brooks Lauren Brown Gene Cox Harold Fletcher Douglas Ford Douglas French Don Gilliland Pamela Golightly Yvonne Howe Dianne Hughes Teresa Isbell Charlotte Jones Michael Jones Ronnie Kruft Joseph Laird Sheila Marshall Darryl Miller Debbie Mills James Morgan David Roach Barry Scott Darrell Sims Paula Storey Oliva Summers Debby Troup Robin Willingham Helen Yarbrough Teresa Young 40' Chuckie Bailes Charles Barnett Barry Blevins Debra Brittain Malinda Burton Kaye Carmack Debbie Christopher Lindsey Clark Robin Cobb Marla Crabtree Patricia Dickey Jack Downing Virginia Elliot Bill Gates David Goddard Fredric Hermann Gary Holzheimer Douglas Hubbard Jeff Hudson Jimmy Hymer Janet Johnson Michael Jordan Martha Keller Frankie Lanford Philip Logan Eugene Mayes Pamela Martin Venessa Moore Donna Morris Ricky Parker Keith Rosenblum Kenneth Scott Amy Smith Bobby Smith Mark Stinnett Patricia Walden Deborah Wise David Worley Picture Noi Available 6245 Lani Abbott Reuben Anderson Anthony Argo Eugenia Bair Janet Barkley Michelle Beasley David Bryant Patricia Burney Joandra Cantrell Garland Crabtree Kent Cramer Debbie Dayl Harry Duncan Melinda Graham Glenn Green Michael Guger Marion Hamby Joey Hawkins Carol Hunter Janet Isbell Mark Jolmson Debra Kelley Catherine Kimball Michael Lowery Jess Marshall Alan Mimick Johnny Overton William Palmer Bill Payne Jeffrey Pettie Paulette Phillips Carol Lynn Rampey Nancy Rice Kimberly Sorrow Barbara Whitaker Elizabeth Williams if in ASTEQSISRESBB 333 ' me in QPKMIWAWFHM A 7' w S' QI wfll im I VEL OGLE EFF IE PHIPPS Director Assistant EDNA ANDERSON Assistant Jerome Acuff Jane Adams Therman Allen Jana Archard Timmy Bastin Jeff Beal Alan Bolton David Bolton Janice Carmack Stephanie Cantrell Jody Clanton Marcia Corder Charles Dobbs Rex Garrison Jerri Hill Kirk Howard Mark Kirby David Lawrence Gwen Manley Gary Markham Greg .Marty Bobby McCreacly Lee Milam Elizabeth Moore ur' Jimmy Worley Allen Wright Sandra Zaun Tony Mowrer Carol Muery David Mullins Randy Patton Wesley Parker Susan Putman Kathy Reed Rodney Reed Billy Reeves Ricky Renfroe Billy Richardson Douglas Rines Kathy Robertson Debbie Scaffer Mike Steelman Barrie Stirling Mary Stewart Amy Io Strickland Cathy Tucker Lana Io Waters .. If - .1 ,-- A Ln- 4 , v ar ' A .:,,- ,......A ...FV E .,.,.:. ,... . 1 . Y , fflilii 'L afifiii- f' :ww m1iV2573ET T3 QiE!i5LiiklB5,ES ?? W: 4- f ' .. 'item A ,.,. .M WM,w.M. W . g:-wir, :mi UPTAIN'S SHOE STORE 114 Washington St. N. E. HuntsVille's Quality Shoe Store .I. D. HONEY GROCERY 305 Oakwood Avenue 534-4274 Compliments of: HOWARD'S MACHINE SHOP TOM THUMB GROCERY SAM BREWER, Owner and Manager 2314 Clinton Avenue 536-2781 Compliments of: HUNTSVILLE IMPLEMENT DEALERS ASSOCIATION THE BENTLEY MOTEL 2219 Meridian St. N. 536-0812 C om plim ents of: BISI-IOP'S STANDARD SERVICE LEED'S .IEWELERS 115 Washington St., N. E. Huntsville, Alabama NITA AND DAVE'S SALON OF BEAUTY Compliments of: 53-68841 HUNTSVILLE COCA-COLA NITA'S BEAUTY SALON BOTTLING COMPANY 53-91845 Compliments of BANKS AND FANN REALTY Compliments of: BIG EDD'S PIZZERIA Located on N. W. Oakwood J. D. SMITH MOTOR CO. 2320 Clinton Ave. N. W. General Auto Repairing and Overhaulingl' Compliments of ALLISON AND BASS REALTY Compliments of: HOME ICE AND COAL SAM BREWER, Manager Compliments of: HUNTSVILLE AWNING AND STORM WINDOWS A Sz F CAFETERIA 115 N. Side Square 539-0618 Open Daily QUILLIN FRUIT-A-RAMA Gift Fruit Baskets 2121 Meridian Street Huntsville, Alabama Compliments of BILL'S MEN'S WEAR Downtown and Parkway City Compliments of MILL FABRIC STORE Compliments of HAROLDS Downtown and Parkway City Compliments of C 8: C FABRIC CENTER Compliments of GERON LUMBER 800 Meridian St. 534-7202 Compliments of MORTGAGE SERVICE, INC. Compliments of DOUBLE COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Compliments of LEWTER HARDWARE COMPANY Compliments of GRADY'S BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 8: LOAN ASSOCIATION ARON'S JEWELRY STORE 102. Washington St. Engraving - Jewelry Repair Watch Repair HUNTER CONSTRUCTION CO Grading Contractor 2001 Blue Spring Road Huntsville, Alabama 539- 28 05 Compliments of HILL CHEVROLET Your satisfaction is our business. HOTEL RUSSEL ERSKINE 123 Clinton Avenue RAY NASH, Manager 534- 7311 Compliments of: THE BOOK STORE Rus sel Erskine Bldg. Downtown BROOKS AND ROSENBLUM Real Estate and Insurance We List, Sell and Build 3804 Governors Drive Huntsville, Alabama lb!-ii-iirlfiii-i'l+i'iX'lfltiX-irlbi-ii NOW . . . a do-if-yourself job fha! beautiffes your home! adds to its value! 'S- 'He L ,. -11. Z iii '-T-islam 'f ig-5+-Q vs '4fi9 +i? 'f l . I-A.: r ' - -r Tf 35? K LZEQ l , ' 4-I . E-fr?-J , - 5' -I7 :N-pta ... L '- -l...,Ahh. - I N CEDARCO cioser LINING 0 Beautiful and Practical 0 Tongue and Grooved O Matched Ends O Aromatic Red Cedar 0 Easily Installed in Your Present Closets 0 A Natural for the Home Handy- man 0 Free S500 Warranty Against Moth Damage 0 Gives Pleasant Aroma to Closet and Clothes Compliments of: BROWNIE DRUG CO. 715 Wellman Ave. N. E. Phone 534-8352. 539-8601 BURKETT SCHOOL SUPPLY CO. CHARLES BENTLEY C mplete S h 1S OLDSMOBILE, INC. 102 G en Street N. E 300 G Drive, S. W. 536-1534 T l ph ne 539-1961 Huntsville, Alabama COMPLIMENTS OF BELL MASONRY CONTRACTORS 3803 F Huntsville, Dr A ive labama HUNTSVILLE IMPLEMENT COMPANY 101 Longwood Drive S E Phone 536-2891 Aygimygn, :Wy gl N: M',A Compliments of: WHITESBURG CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY Two Locations 103 Longwood Dr. 1523 Jordan Lane Compliments of: RAY LUMBER CO. 902 Bob Wallace Ave. S. W. Phone 536-9666 Compliments of: SECURITY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 101 North Side Square . . .at the Time and Temperature sign. Compliments of: ASKEW'S Complete Office Outfitters' 309 Seminole Drive S. W. W. L. HALSEY GROCERY CO., INC. Wholesale Grocers 'Reliable Merchandise Since Establishment in 1879 Huntsville's Quality Down Town Family Store Since 1914 Compliments of: BELK-HUDSON COMPANY I I Huntsville s Most Progressive Department Store Compliments of: INSURORS OF HUNTSVILLE PARDWAY BOWLING LANES, INC 2309 Memorial Parkway S. W. Phone 534-9458 Special Prices for Students in Leagues Compliments of STINNETT SERVICE STATION AND GARAGE 718 Meridian Street Phone 534-9601 534-9351 534-3701 BLUE WATER SPRINGS PARK Toney, Ala. Alabama' s Fine st Home Owned and Operated by GRADY WHITT Compliments of STINNETT AWNING AND SUPPLY, INC. 627 Meridian Street Huntsville, Alabama WILSON PICTURE Meridianville Pike On 231 North Huntsville, Alabama Compliments of A FRIEND Com plim ents of HUMPHREY'S TWICKENHAM PHARMACY FAMILY BOOTERY Pearsal Shopping Center Shoes for the Whole Family Phone 539-2.451 Il Compliments of BIG BROTHER FOODS 4008 Holmes Ave. N. W. Phone 539-3881 Compliments of LOGAN-HICKLIN PRINTERS 3804 Governors Dr. W. Phone 536-5lll Buy More Cotton Textiles and Support Alabama's Farmers Support Alabama's Textile Industry Support Alabama HUNTSVILLE MANU FACTU RING gi ...qu . ,In ...nn hs, u-nun-. 1-.guuinsnul . -, -.-....... ' -, ,i-.-...un-1 I. N--ttuqnn:lI::: ':.::,.. -u-JI... Z '-::...::a:1.i V -. ::.-.--nu.: ..fEEE:!l!! ' '- ---31332 .. ..... . Huntsville , Alabam a fConsumer of 46, OOO Bales of Cotton Annually in Production of Quality Print Cloths. J Division of: M. LOWENSTEIN 8: SONS, INC. ,Q ' Isl O 515 gt Q -Q ,sys s .-.----sg.X g--Qs oi, Qgxqiigiu xxx 1 ,.,. . nnxxxxzgfxlunnus-2:2 gun..--. -I' ..- ... -- .dlingliggunuun I 1.-U...--'g,.-. -. .. . Q -.nu ..-f gu. v -.. . . ... - un --u nun-up n un... I, -un-nu , k'llll 4:0 nn .I . nu . ., , . ll ' .. g Ln New York, New York PIGGLY WIGGLY SUPER MARKET Huntsville , Alabam a Home Owned and Operated by HOMER WHITT Telephone: 534-3181 5 A Compliments and Best Wishes A From ' I-px .l HOMER WI-IITT Compliments of: BLEVIN'S SUPER MARKET AUDREY'S BEAUTY SALON 2501 Oakwood Avenue Phone 534-1871 MARGARET ANN'S FLOWERS 2518 N. Parkway Phone 534-5604 Shop at FOWLER'S DEPARTMENT STORE Compliments of: GILES GARDEN CENTER BILL AND I-1.ARRY'S AUTO PARTS 819 Memorial Parkway N. W. BYRD'S AUTOMATIC CAR WASH 803 Gallatin Street A complete Carwash in Just 5 Minutes Compliments of THE GOLDEN FLAKE POTATO CHIP COMPANY Compliments of: MORGAN COTTON COMPANY Compliments of: SPRY FUNERAL HOME North Memorial Parkway PASQUALE'S PIZZA Carry-Out 1410 Governors Drive Compliments of: BESHEARSE USED AUTO PARTS 610 Memorial Parkway N. W. Huntsville, Alabama WILLIAMS SHELL SERVICE 1401 Whitesburg Drive Phone 534-9371 ALTON SANDERS CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY SERVICE 1229 Meridian Street 539-8341 Compliments of: MR. ROY JACKS MULLINS DRIVE INN 815 Andrew Jackson Way 534-9132 Hamburgers are our Specialty COMPLIMENTS OF: RAGLAND REALTY COMPANY AND RAGLAND INSURANCE AGENCY PAUL RAGLAND ----------- President BILL HARRIS ---------- Sales Manager MARJI ELKINS - - - - - ----- Secretary Salesmen FRANK WHITE HARRY MOURESS ALTON PENDER - ------ Insurance Agent and Salesman No. 4 Traylor Island Phone 539-0484 Q l fl f - IMI P N t t 4- f L. D yP d 4' N , Us COMPLIMENTS OF. MEADCW GOLD DAIRIES 601 Cli t Ave., West Huntsvill , Al bama COMPLIMENTS OF: BECK ELECTRIC COMPANY Huntsville, Alabama Phone 536 4961 0 o . S Znvssnrsng lfvrnncly DICK COFFEY, INC. Your Volkswagen Dealer 2.305 N. Memorial Parkway Compliments of: C. I. BRADFORD Phone 536-0685 539-7456 Auromosluis Customers Satisfaction Cfuaranteedl' Compliments of: Compliments Of. T. T. TERRWS HUNTSVILLE RETAIL FURNITURE ASSOCIATION Men's and Boys' Clothing h f HS Oes Orfhe Huntsville, Alabama Whole family Compliments of: THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS lll Jefferson Street, N. Huntsville, Alabama Compliments of: HUNTSVILLE NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION Compliments of: HUNTSVILLE BUTANE GAS 714 Wellman Ave., N. E. Huntsville, Alabama Compliments of: LACY'S CLEANERS 712 Meridian Street Huntsville, Alabama REALTY MORTGAGE CO Huntsville, Branch Office Sands Office Center 2700 So. Memorial Parkway Huntsville, Alabama Phones 534-0305 - 539-0161 J. TILLMAN WILLIANS, Manager Real Estate Mortgages FHA - Conventional - VA Call Us for Prompt and Personalized Service on Your Home Financing Best Wi shes From Ideal Bread e,e mel' A ORGAIN 8. SPARKS DRUGGISTS Corner Holmes and Gallatin Sts. Phone 534-4531 Huntsville, Alabama Compliments of MURPHREE MORTGAGE CO. 900 Bob Wallace Ave. Compliments of SHELBY CONTRACTING COMPANY, INC. Phone 536-3481 LOGAN-HICKLIN, PRINTERS 3804 Governors Drive W. Phone 536-5lll KELLY AND SUMMERS, AGENTS lOO5 Montgomery Street, S. W. Huntsville, Alabama Phones: .TE 6-0753 and JE 6-6494 Home of Distinction Call One of Our Courteous Salesmen THOMAS H. SUMMERS, JACK N. KELLY, JAMES H. NANCE HENRY JONES and FRANK M. STEVENSON Real Estate Insurance HUNTER AND MITCHELL REALTORS 2.006 North Memorial Rkwy. Phone 539-1759 and 539-7911 '- Sales Bullders 'F Developers F Rentals Pk Insurance Call any of our Courteous Salesmen HOWARD HUNTER CLARENCE TI-IRASHER WOODFIN MITCHELL EDDIE MILLER .TOE MATHIS .TIM DONNELLY NOBLE FOWLER HOMER EDWARDS I AL-E 55 . L QSENTQERS 'B ' ERS E553-INSURANCE 'DEVELOP w '-,N , K J C H A-. ' ,, +- if it X President Athens Clay Pullias Announces DAVID LIPSCUMB CDLLEGE Works for A Better--Not a Larger Lipscombn IPSCOMB proposes to work toward the goal of placing the best possible student under the best possible teacher in the best possible teaching situationf' This is your guarantee of a superior academic program, along with the finest Christian training. The wide variety of course oiferings includes more than twenty major programs leading to the BA. or B.S. degree, as well as pre-professional preparation for law, medicine, engineering, pharmacy, dentistry, nursing, journalism, and other professions. Of course you know that Lipscomb students all major in Bible, regardless of their academic major, since every student studies the Bible every day, that every teacher is a faithful Cliristiang that more than ninety-live per cent of Lipscomb students are members of the Lord's church, that daily chapel services and other opportunities are provided for worship and Christian training, and that one of Lips' comb's highest goals is to train future elders, deacons, preachers, teachers, song leaders, and their wives, for dedicated service to the church. W These buildings are the very heart Lipscomb. Alumni Aud?t:niuin. left, where daily chapel services are held, as well as Lipscomb Artist Series and other traditional programs. joining it in the rear and extending to the right is College Hali, the administration building. Here are main oliicvs, class rooms, post ollice-, hook store, and student center. WHY WAIT TILL FALL? A Better-Not a Larger Lipscomb, means expansion of the summer program, with a full-fledged summer freshman class, as well as excellent opportunities for sophomores, jun- iors, and seniors to complete a full quarter of work toward graduation. Summer class and student body oflicers, extracurricular activi- ties, newspaper, and a regular summer com- mencement program are also included. VVrite today for full information-opening date is june 18. A Better-Not a Larger Lipscomb, means that enrollment must be limited to approxi- mately 1400 students in the four college classes. A month before the 1961 fall session opened, more than 100 men and women were waiting for last-minute cancellations to open places for them in the dormitories. You may sentl your room reservation deposit of S10 immediately. It will be refunded up to july 31, 1962, if for any reason you do not enroll, or it will he credited to vour account. Address all correspondence to: VVILLARD COLLINS, Vice'Pre.siclent cwicl fipocoml: eollc-:ge fvrnnrsrs CLAY PULLIAS NASHVILLE 5, TENNESSEE MACK WAYNE CRAIG President Dggn PLAMOR BOWLING LANES Bowl for Your Health and Family Recreation Compliments of: ALABAMA CHRISTIAN DAVID GIBSON BAR-B-QUE H1 Memorial Pkway N. 4342 JORDAN LANE and BOB WALLACE C ompliments of: BON-AIR RESTAURANT AND MOTEL 711 Meridian St. Huntsville, Alabama Compliments of: TAYLOR'S PHARMACY 2412 Memorial Parkway Phone 539-2429 A 8: B CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. 2006 Oakwood Ave. , N. W. Huntsville, Alabama CORMAN'S DOUGHNUT SHOPS, INC. 506 Andrew Jackson Way Phone 536-8621 2221 Memorial Pkway, S. E. Phone 539-1871 Compliments of: PAT TE RS ON GARAGE Compliments of: CHRISTIAN BOOK STORE 802 Wellman Ave. , N. E. Five Points Shopping Center B HUNTSVILLE AUTO SEAT COVER CO. 4-Hour Service on Most Cars 707 Meridian St. . F. WARD Phone 534-8341 ' REDSTONE MACHINE AND TOOL CORP. 2325 Pansy Street Huntsville, Alabama Phone 539-8421 C ompliments of: ERNEST McMEAN'S Creative Photography Compliments of: JAMES K. TAYLOR STAR SUPER MARKET Five Points East - 534-8322 Huntsville, Alabama PRUITT RADIATOR AND BATTERY SERVICE 527 Meridian Street BARTEE LUMBER COMPANY 1714 Ward Avenue Phone 534- 1612 Huntsville, Alabama H , , , I Phone 534-1911 All Types of Building Materials Madison Academy Students at F. H. C. These former schoolmates of yours are a part of the 562 enrolled at Freed-Hardeman College from 24 states and 5 foreign countries. Scholar- ships, part-time Work and student loans are available. Write for information. FREE D-HARDE MAN C OLLEGE Henderson, Tennessee Congratulations Madison Academy Graduate s 1962 Our nationally approved and accredited training beyond high school can help you be- come a professional Secretary or Accountant. ' NORTH ALABAMA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE College of Commerce Building 528 Madison Street Huntsville, Alabama Phones 536-2611 539-0429 OUR BOOSTERS The Jewel Shop Houston Smith Arnold's Men Wear Butler Shoe Store B 8: S Jewelers Johnson 85 Mahoney Western Auto Store 141 Helton Service Station Robbins Music Center Gunn's Radio 8a TV Repair Madison Piano Company Mary Carter Paint Store Busann's Shoe Store Roper's Florist Guss' Barber Shop C. F. STINNETT REAL ESTATE 81 BROKER 2501 Meridian Street Huntsville, Alabama Compliments of: TROUPE'S BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of: INSURORS OF HUNTSVILLE Compliments of: A. E. MILLSAPS C ONGRATULA TIONS! CLASS OF '62 ! BROWN ENGINEERING fp. .imc , P , I j L ' I . is I' o o o. s 1 0 ' Service - Convenience - Economy They're all by-Words at Kwick- Check, where you'1l always find the finest groceries, freshest produce - and that famous W'-D branded Beef. Plus S811-I Green Stamps. At These 3 Convenient Locations 3710 Governors Drive 3004 Memorial Pk'way Parkway Shopping Center BELK-HUDSON CO. Huntsvil1e's Most Progressive Department Store . CARTER'S SKATELAND Traylor Island Memorial Parkway, N. E. Huntsville , Alabama Harding Kzfllsge Keep Qoingf Christian education is a great blessing. Some have the opportunity early in life, others have to wait until college. Some even shun it all of their lives. But we who are a part of Christian edu- cation and know its fruits can confidently say that it is never too early to begin but always too early to quit building upon our Christ-centered education. You have made a good start, so we sug- gest that you add to your sound education at Harding. Fully accredited by North Central for bacheIor's degrees with 34 maiors in 17 departments, Harding also offers master's degrees in education and in Bible, plus pre-professional training in highly specialized fields. We'd like to tell you more, so write us, or plan a visit soon. C ornpliments of: ROSE JEWELRY OUR THANKS Q Our sincere thanks to our parents, those of the faculty and business firms who have made this edition of the Oracle possible. 70x24 ' ' Because of his guidance and helping hand, for the past two years, we have grown to love and respect Brother Samples as a teacher and friend. As a teacher, he keeps boredom away from his classes with a little chuckle . . an expansive gesture . . an inexhaustible supply offunny, meaningful stories. As a friend, he has taught us to enjoy the lesser things in life. In gratitude we dedicate this page to him. FINISHED AT LAST I I I OKS afTAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The Worlds Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made X fa... mum 'Y -fr -Jw '-, M-a:1'u'fk A 3 2,1 M- .-,, . 11 13f23w ' - W,'fZ.'Q, 'xg-vm w'ff. 'w ..,,V,. f. iQ 2-'Li-'f N?-- . ,h if-g .A .. . .. Am-hx .QS--fiat-z:i9Q,. Nh 'F-'-: K A L. 'rf '- mx i of . : M, , 11. f TT-, X A , 'I' M. 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