Midland City High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Midland City, AL)

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High School life at best is passing Gliding swiftly by, Then let us pledge in word or deed, Our love for Midland City High. 3 4 M! Ag X 0 uv X e V ,, .. - s Q 411 V Q 1' d I S - - A The year has gone, and w1th it many a glorious throng of happy A dreams. Its mark is on each brow ff 7 -'67 h h 11 a n . g ,. Its s adow on eac eart. wr , , s rlt ifl 'Yard-C -' 'gfigpb - ' eff Z ,fg l fe 23: 'V IA 'T . 'iw X95 V ol u m e 5 6 A Yearbook Published by the 8 Senior Class sur ,Q of fi, Midland City School 44. Midland City, Alabama .55 K cr' 'i H33-5 is-fi w iifi' f --c' 5 4 Y. ,, ' 3 x , A -,tl ,. . .155-f -1' - r -- - - q 1 , 15,3 MM' THE TREASURE CHEST STAFF Mary Ola Kennedy . . . Joyce Hartzog . Rebecca Steele Mary Ida Myers Bobby Tate . . Gelette Payne . Michael Wo Charles Patterson . . . . . . . . Editor-in-Chief . . .Assistant Editor . . Business Manager . . . . . . Secretary Art and Picture Editor . . . . . . . Activity Editor . .Sports Editor . . . Class Editor Z iiiltivhrf 1 01QEPRT s.-N 1 1 ..,.,..L - If , 1 E ff A! 'Z N N i p As you turn through the pages of this book, may you i wander once more through the memories of the past years, r e c a 1 1 i n g the happiest h o u r s, the best loved scenes, the valued friends, and may the pictures which we have chosen y help to make your memories more vivid throughout the 3 passing years. i t 4-1: 9' . SENIOR HOMEROOM MOTHERS Mrs. E. L. Kennedy Mrs. J. I. Steele Mrs. R. E. Tate If I had all the mothers Iever saw to choose from, I would have chosen you. This quotation from C ar l y l e expresses the feeling of each Senior for his or her own mother. This pa ge is to us symbolic of all our mothers. C 4 ,Ag VV 7Z5eQQbdj6.MI H 411 im Q VL- WL I :X Q iff 3 TN GRATTTUDE WE DEDTC ATE h' S 195 T Edit T 1 of the TREASURE CHEST TO you, 5. UR PARENT ion O B s an expression oi aiiecuonare recognuio incere appreciation for your unseTiish n efforts and energies re lo- and s ' ' n oi unriri g whax we a J x conmbnuo mar have Targely made us day and whal we nope ro be. 'x l 5 xv ll v-0, 1. r g x , ul .17- 31? 1.-.Sis '7 . 2 o 3 '. y,'! X l ' . 4 . rf N I fd . - . . N - 6. PRINCIPAUS MESSAGE In effecting the promises of American democracy our objective is to guard, cherish, advance, and make available in the life of coming generations the cultured and growing wisdom, knowledge, and aspirations of the race. Our system of public education has been developed to assist in perpetuating, improving and realizing high ideals. Such ideals envisage democracy as a desirable mode of living. We attempt to direct the students in the cultivation and control of those com- petencies, attitudes, or types of behavior which will make for livinp in hirmony withthe democratic theory of social life. We feel that some accomplishment has been made if we have helped advarce knowled4e and elevate human attitudes. Sincerely, OPQIXT Roy L. Dorman, Principal e that hath a trade hath an estate He that hath a calling hath an office of profit and honor. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN ULTY BLANCH McKAY B. S. University of Alabama Sr. III Sponsor, Mathematics EVELYN KELLEY B. S. University of Alabama Sr. II Sponsor, English REBECCA PARRISH A. B. Huntingdon Sr. lSponsor, English HOMER T. UNDERWOOD B. S. University of Alabama Jr. III Sponsor, Coach RENA DANIEL Troy S. T.C. Jr. II A Sponsor, Social Studies THOMAS R. SNELL B. S. Troy S.T.C. Jr. II X Sponsor, Science MARIORIE MASTERS A. B. Huntingdon Jr. I A Sponsor, Commercial JOHN O. JOHNSON B. S. Troy S.T.C. Jr. I X Sponsor, Assistant Coach WILLIE KATHRYN RONEY B. S. Aubur11 Vocational Home Economics HENRY V. TALBERT B. S. Auburn Vocational Agriculture SPELLA I. WOODHAM B. S. Troy S.T.C. Sixth Grade MARIE HARRIS B, S. Athens College Fifth Grade MRS. J. A. WHITSETT B. S, Livingston S.T.C. Fourth Grade VIRGIE E. KING B. S. Troy S.T.C. Third Grade ALLIE BAGWELL B. S. Montevallo Third Grade GENIE CLEMENTS Troy S.T.C. Second Gr FANNIE HUDSON Troy S.T.C. Second Gr VERNA MAE NORRELL ELVIRA P. CURRY B.A. Judson Music EIIIGRS BOBBY REX TATE-President Looks and Brains go hand in hand- a boy whom we can trust and honor. Senior Who's Whog Most Outstanding Senior Boy5 Captain Football Team 45 Class President 3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Football 2.3.45 Art Editor of Annual 3,45 Journalism Club President 3. REBECCA STEELE-Vice President Scholastic, Dignified, Pretty, an ideal Senior. Beta Club 2, 3, 45 FHA l, 2, 3. 4' Songleader, Historian5 M Club 45 Hy- Life Staff 45 Cheerleader 45 Journalism Club 3,45 Class Reporter 35 Student Coun- cil Treasurer 35 Junior Play5 Assistant Edi- tor 35 Business Manager 4 on Annual Staff. MARY OLA KENNEDY-Secretary Love, Honor, and Respect is the way of Life. Senior Who's Whog Most Outstanding Senior Girl5 D, A. R. Good Citizenship Girl5 Beta Club 2,3,45 President 45 FHA l,2,3,45 Editor of Annual 45 Vice President of Class 35 Class President l5 Journalism Club President 45 Junior Play. JESSIE JOYCE HARTZOG-Treasurer lf Silence is golden, she is solid brass. Hy-Life Staff 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Senior Who's Who5 Journalism Club 3,45 M Club5 Cheerleader 4. RUBY CHARLES PATTERSON-Class Reporter A willing heart and a helping hand. Art Club 35 Future Teachers of America 2, 35 4H Club 15 Journalism Club 3,45 Annual Staff 4. BOBBIE JEAN WHATLEY -Class Reporter She woos them all, but loves only one. FHA 1,25 Journalism Club 3.45 Student Council 35 Hy-Life Staff 35 Miss Midland City 45 Senior Who's Who5 Junior Play5 Glee Club, JAMES THOMAS GODWIN Wine is the fruit of life-drink heartily. FFA l,2,3,45 Vice President of Class 15 Senior Who's Who. DAPHNE WILSON HAWKINS She loves with her whole heart. FHA 1,2, 3,45 Beta Club 2, 3,45 Treasurer 45 Student Council 35 Senior Who's Whog Journalism Club 45 Hy-Life Staff 45 Class Last Will and Testament. BETTY LOU MARSHALL My studies never interfere with my educa- tion. Senior Who's Whog FHA 1.2.3. MARY IDA MYERS I can't think of two things at once-so I just think of him. 4H Club 15 FHA 1,25 Secretary of Class 35 Vice President of Jour- nalism Club 35 Reporter 45 Senior Who's Whog Journalism Club 3,45 Hy-Life Staff 3,45 Annual Staff 4. GELETTE PAYNE Little as a mouse, Bold as a lion, M Club 3,45 Basketball 1, 2,3,4g FFA i,2, Football 3,45 Senior Who's Whog Baseball 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Junior Play 3. BILLY FORT REGISTER I'm on needles and pins for when a man marries his troubles begin. FFA lg Bas- ketball l,2,3,45 Junior Play 35 Hy-Life Staff 45 Journalism Club 4. CHARLES RAY REGISTER If good boys die young, he'll live to a ripe old age. FFA l,2,3,4, Basketball i,2,3, 4, Football lg Student Council 2,4, Senior Who's Who, J. W. RILEY He was born young and never grew up. M Club, Senior Who's Who, FFA l,2,3,4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. WILTON THERDQRE WINDHAM Why take life seriously? You'1l never get out alive. Senior Who's Who, FFA l,2,3, 4, FFA President 3, Basketball l,2,3,4. BETTY ELOISE WOODHAM After four years of high school I can still enjoy life. Journalism Club 3,4g Glee Club, Junior Play, Senior Who's Who, FHA 1, 2. 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, KENNETH MICHAEL WOODHAM Silence! ls that something to eat? Foot- ball l,2,3,4, Vice-President of Student Council 2, 3, Representative l, Junior Play, Basketball l,2,3,4, Beta Club 2,3,4, Base- ball 3,4, M Club, Senior Who's Who, FFA, Glec Club. JOHNNY MAE YEOMANS Master of Mischief. FHA l,2,3,4g Junior Play 3, Senior Who's Who. CLASS HISTORY Given a cordial welc ome by those who were to guide us into a life we had never before experienced, we began the first long mile of our high school educational voyage four long years ago. It was they who taught us to develop incentiveg not to look for the gold at the foot of the rainbow, but rather to search for the knowledge, truth, and self sacrifice that would make our journey into real life much easier. Although the persistent trials and tribulations of our first year were sometimes dis- couraging, they were not impossible to ove rc ome for they slowed our progress for a short time only. While striving to set examples for others our cla ss developed a spirit of cooperation and confidence in order that we might reach our ultimate goal with the proper attitude. As we entered our second year of high school, the energy exerted by each of us displayed a more serious attitude toward advancement and the ability to get a keener insight into the future. This was also a victorious year for us in other ways. We attain- ed prominence in athletics and won the Basketball Championship in the B Division of the Wiregrass League in which several of our boys played. When we returned the following year as Juniors the fact that our goal was nearer strengthened the ties of frie ndship among our classmates. This year was filled with many exciting moments as well as hard work. We presented the Junior Play by the name of Mama's Baby Boy , and gave the seniors a banquet in the gymnasium. Returning to school the last time for our Senior year, we realized that we were just Beginning not finishing our education. We re al i ze d that some of us have attained complimentary records, but none of us can do greater things than those which are in our hearts to do. As a last gesture of gr atitude to those who have guided us in our high school life we express our sincereappre cia tion and we can only hope that the future will be as happy and inspiring to the ones from whom we depart. We wish them success and may the spirit of friendship and cooperation make Midland City High School greater than ever. Michael Woodham Historian As I laid me down to sleep last night The dream I had filled me with delight If dreams all do come true ----- Then Seniors I'm glad for you In this dream I did behold Each one's future, which I now unfold. Charles Patterson, behind a desk teaching English, and punishing the pest! Betty Woodham, our business girl, hair rolled without a curl! Betty Lou Marshall, nursing in her friendly way, smooth white pillows all day! Billy Register, husband and POP doing right well on a four horse crop! Mary Ida Myers, a house wife true blue, she sweeps under the beds and MOPS some too! Michael Woodham, in the world goes far, singing on radio as a number one star! Daphne Wilson Hawkins, no need to say, shops for groceries every day! J. W. Riley, a coach we behold, showing the boys how to kick for the goal! H Bobbie Whatley, strikes up a pose and models Fifth Avenue exclusive clothes! About Joyce Hartzog I had dreams galore, she was cooking breakfast at half past four! Mary Ola Kennedy, the wife of a preacher, she makes a lovely Sunday School teacher! Wilton Windham, so quiet slow, showing the cars when to come and go! Johnnie Mae Yoemans, in an office does stay, but has months vacation without any pay! V In this vision I clearly saw, Bobby Tate, a student of law! Gelette Payne, no failure to befall, teaching boys to shoot basketballs! Thomas Godwin, so very high does rate, a gentleman and a senator of the state! I, Rebecca Steele, a Home Economics teacher, showing the girls now to make homemaking cheaper! Charles Register, an odd sort of a plight, he flew around the world on a reckless flight! You'l1 admit this dream could be worse and here I would like to repeat Whittier's verse Of all sad words of tongue and pen The saddest are these 'It might have been' ! Class Prophecy Rebecca Steele LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF l95I We, the Senior Class of 1951, of Midland City High School, realizing that we are leaving our High School days behind to enter an unknown world, do hereby make this our last will and testament. ARTICLE I We, the Seniors of 1951, le ave with friendship and understanding the prized pos- sessions below hoping they will be received in the same spirit in which they are given. ARTICLE II To our Principal and Faculty we leave our sincere appreciation for a job well done. ARTICLE Ill To our Parents for standing behind us throughout our school years, we leave our deepest love. ARTICLE IV MARY OLA KENNEDY leaves to Loretta Taylor her sweet disposition. WILTON WINDHAM leaves his love for all the girls to Hartford Thompson. IOHNNIE MAE YOEMANS le ave s to Martha Nell Thompson and Peggy Walding her witty ways. BOBBY TATE leaves his scholastic ability to Roberft Moring. JOYCE I-IARTZOG leaves to Mary Ivey her height. CHARLES REGISTER leaves his good looks to Jackie King. REBECCA STEELE leaves to Mary Windham and Charlotte Rice her love for shorthand. BILLY REGISTER leaves his ability to stick to one girl to Charles Prince. BETTY ELOISE WOODHAM leaves her name and all that goes with it to Ruth Woodham. I. W. RILEY leaves his love for Bookkeeping to Howard Lee. BOBBY WHATLEY leaves to Bonnie Adkins her title of Miss Midland City. THOMAS GODWIN leaves to Frank Sellers his arguing inclination. DAPHNE WILSON HAWKINSleaves her technique of gettinga husband to Aurecia Jenkins, GELETTE PAYNE leaves to Randall Tice his athletic ability. BETTY LOU MARSHALL leaves her ability to act her age to Janis Ann Reynolds. MICHAEL WOODHAM leaves to Bryan Hill Carlile his singing ability. MARY IDA MYERS leaves her neat appearance to Carol Palmer. CHARLES PATTERSON leaves her ability to talk in Economics to Sara Nell Tidwell. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my h a nd and seal this fourteenth day of December in the year of one thousand nine hundred fifty-one. Signed, Sealed and Delivered in the Presence of the Senior Class. DAPHNE WILSON HAWKINS Testatrix vw' vc 1 . sp'--:rag- -- , ,-uqlgwmf-v - af ,- 'weft w 124 . . ,,,. 1. JL I f x v-'E-'JM Mfaw, . 'PHE S GF ' - ' W s 1 T We've been together for twelve long years, Joining in friendship through trials and tears. . Working and struggling inone joyful clasp, 'l Traveling the long and winding path. We've tried. so hard, and done our best. To please our teachers and all the rest. .Serving our school with pride and with love, Making her name to rank high above. But the time for us is drawing near. To part with friends we love so dear. With sad good byes, we'l1 go our way, To work for successin some future day. We'1l choose our vocation and do our best. To make Midland City proud when we find success, Proud that she taught us and guided us when We needed it most, both guidance and friend. We thanft you so much. for you've made us see, That what we make our lives or what we would be, Might influence some others as years move away, To help to hring peace at some closer day. Mary Ola Kennedy Class. Poet I Class Motto: Not finishing but beginnings! - t . . . Class Colors: Greenand White Q Q Class Flowers White Gladiolus , f.. vs,- : at rl-:La an ' Uh 'Il ,-. ,T as ,. .t ,,. at i ff if Q ,A :iwtf fix' r .bl . . Fu., . Q, f: ?i,Q f, -J 35, slexfzf -, X.. . W. . r,g,,. gg, M 'ii' had three chairs in my house, one for solitude, two for friendship, three for society. X? fav Ingres .40 MOSTSCHGLASUC Mary Ola Kennedy Bobby Tate CUTEST Billie Register Mary Ida Myers MOST ATHLETIC Betty Lou Marshall Gelette Payne MOST LIKELY TG SUCCEED Daphne W. Hawkins I Thomas Godwin PAOST VERSAT LE NEATEST dY Mary Ola Kenne chael Woodham s Mi L. 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David Dozier-Reporter Betty Adkins Billy Joe Bass Dan Buffkin Virginia Burgess Cupidean Clark Nell Condrey Agatha Corbin Edna Crooms Eugene Dease Jo Ann Dykes Johnnie Mack Eldridge Judith Glenn Wade Allen Glover Roslyn Green George Hall Jeanette Hicks Harold Lee llunter Sally Kennedy Evelyn Marshall Delma Ray Mathews James Paramore John Popwell Billy Joe Rice Virgil Skipper Sue Smith Larry Turnipseed ' ,, i V . , in ' . , Y V --'wi A.: ,Q 1, wa a. , , 1 V,,, XV if A ' S gli, U Charles Weed ,W A4, A, ,., EA, Jennings Windham Rebecca Windham Elnor Woodham Thelma Woodham Ted Yeomans Qllw he great thing in this world is not so much Where we are but in what direction we are moving. OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES 'D I1 ITIIYIBH sg Rig Bobbie Adkins Billy Bagwell Major Bell Gennine Chapman Wayne Culpepper Kenneth Davis Myra Fay Enfinger Shirley Flowers Marie Gentle Janice Glover Jerry Godwin Stevetta Green Lula Mae Hartzog Mathel Leen Henderson Janet Horn Jacqueline Jenkins Juanita Johnston Bobby Kennedy Sue King Juliaett Lisenby Gerald McCallister Barbara McKnight Ann Newton Calvin Nowcll Curry Mac Palmer Carolyn Roberson Harry Smith Braxton Snowden Irma Starling Lewie Taylor Shirley Thompson Betty Williams Gayle Williams Shirley Williams Louvera Ward Frances Wced Charlotte Yarbrough xv w if il I iz, .13 4 ra-K 1 .iii-I ,Q ' 1 I 4 H., K A find h iness by hunting for it, f you ever app you will find it as the old woman did her M 3 :nf , fr, a lost spectacles safe on her nose all the time. JOSH IILLINGS . A 'M K' V 7 Q'-w3agf1...:.W pg ' .Qfvfz-:122vw-X'ff:',:,. f , IIHI ITII Q E , JUNIOR 2 ,J M' ffl L,,'. , , 4252 ! gig:-Q13 .: 5 '- simmer . . ml: 331' .aegm fi H .. 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S.: - IKIVV 'ig' I a K K K Q. - E , V .L A - AVVA I L'-- 5 ' V U ii , LL i i 'fi lls L 5 ' - V' L ' 3' A JUNIOR I Eloise Andrews, Elobby Ard, Dorothy Nell Balkconi, Gerex Ball, Gloria Ann Bell, Kenneth Benton, Bill Blocker, David Braekin, Barbara Ann Brand, Mancel Burgess, Flossie Mae Cogburn, Bill Culpepper, Martha Elaine Culpepper, Betty Jean Cunningham, Robert Cunningham, Myrtle Davis, Raymond Dean, Jimmie Sue Dykes, Martha Sue Dykes, June Lang Eldridge, Jerald Enfinger, Marylon Enfinger, Rebecca Enfinger, Jerald Everette, Alfred Faison, Billy Gibson, Faye Glover, Peggy Godwin, Damon Hall, Rosie Mae Harris, Annie Marie Hartzog, Betty Joy Herndon, Barbara Horne, Blondette Hughes, Jack Hughes, Robert Hughes, Marjorie Johnson, Stanley Johnson, Mary Low Jordan, Genella Kennedy, James Lingo, Virginia Liscnby, Lavern Mallory, Donald Marshall, Graham McKnight, Valera Parmer, William Paramore, Gerald Penn, Oma Faye Petris, Junior Pippin, Barbara Register, Joyce Richards, Barbara Jean Saucier, Carolyn Sellers, Sylvia Skipper, Nell Smith, Martha Snowden, Gary Spann, Hughlene Thompson, Dorothy Thorpe, Lucille Tomlin, Leon Turner, Jimmy Walding, Lula Ray Ward, Tex Weed, Melba White, Brunice Whitehead, Jewell Windham,Sharon Woodham, Virginia Woodham, Gary Wright, James Yeomans. ' LEIYIEIITHHY Ruth Ard Frank E. Bell Helen Bottoms Martha Burgress Roy Ray Deal Frances Dorman Jimmy Dorman Mary Herndon Doris Hodges Jerry Ann Johnston Lowell Kennedy Margrel June Kennedy Joel B. Mallory Nina Beth Marshall Marcine McKnight Rebecca Ard Douglas Balkcom Larry Balkcom Gloria Beasley Aurilla Beverett June Blair La Verne Condrey Donnie Corbin Diane Daniels La Gene Faison Billy Folds George Godwin Hershel Hall Larry Hammock Emma Jean Hartzog Willie Jewell Kennedy Vern Klinger Randall Ledder MXTH GRADE FWTH GRA Jimmy Newman Jimmy Peacock Nettie Vea Pope James Rayburn Preston Dewitt Richards Dowling Richards Edward Smith Hilda Grace Smith Sue Stuckey Jeanett Summers Billy Thompson Johnny Mack Weed Lynette Windham Billy Charles Woodham Mrs, Spella J. Woodham Teacher DE John Mallory Sharmaine Marshall Shelby Jean Mathis Jerry McKnight Sara Frances Nowell Stanley Outlaw Billy Pope Lamar Rister Jerald Stanford Bennie Tice Barbara Walding Stephen Walding Henry Ward Ann Williams Gloria Williams Sonny Williams Lenora Windham Rex Woodham Miss Marie Harris - Teacher FOURTH GRADE Mack Adams Fred Andrews Annette Ard Hansel Bateman Marcus Beverert Larry Bell Charles Blair Jeanette Cason Berlon Corbin Ovida Canford Ronald Donaldson John D. Godwin Floyd Halford Ruby Halford James Harris Nadine Harris Mattie Hartzog James Robert Jenkins Irvin Johnson Robert Jordon Betty Ann Kennedy Ross Kennedy Judith Marshall Coley Mathis Virginia Reeves Shirley Roberson Billy Mack Sems Don Smith Billy Spann Normen Tharp Wilma Tharp Willie Jean Trammel Rober Walding Daphine Ward Peggy Weed Lafayette White Lee Allen Woodham Glenda Wright Wallace Yarbrough Annie Yoeman Glaria Yoeman Mrs. J. A. Whitsett, Teacher THIRD GRADE Ted Ard Joe Bell Sonya Benton Sara Joe Beverette Betty Jean Bottoms Barbara Ann Condry Jerome Cook Jeanette Creswell Ronnie Everette Betty June Faison Joy Laverne Godwin Haywood Grantham Billy Gray Marie Gullage Mary Frances Hallford Martin Harris 'Betty June Hartzog Jerry Hartzog Joe Lane Hodges .Sara Frances Hughes Janis Ann'Jackson Martha Joe Kirkland ,Ann Kleer Phyllis Marshall Bobby Joe Mathis Shirley Ann Mathis Dixie Lee Reynolds Patsy Rice Bruce Richards Silas Pope Mary Smith Nell Elizabeth Smith Dan Stanford David Thomas Mary Trammell Mikie Walden Helen Walker Caroll Ward Jimmy Ray Ward Bill Watson Glenda Weed Josie White Libby Williams Ronnie Williams James Jerry Wilson Edward Woodham Annette Yarbrough Mrs, Vergie E. King, Teacher Miss Allie Bagwell, Teacher Barbara Adams Sally Andrews Gerald Andrews Wesley Ardd La Gerald Baxly Mary Lynn Benton Donald Beverette Martha Jean Beveretre Ronald Beverette Johnny Max Burgess Hilda Byrd Richard Childs William Cobb Ray Condry Jackson Corbin Faye Danford Bobby Dassinger Phillip Dease Wanda Dixon Mary Faye Dorman Wanda Dorman Cathy Eldridge Kenneth Eldridge Judith Folds Inez Godwin Judy Elizabeth Andrews Marion Bryant Vionell Cook William Lee Condrey Joe Covington Billy Criswe1.l Lamar Dorman Stanley Eldridge Jessie Paul Godwin SECOND GRADE Margaret Grantham James Edward Hall Mononia Hamrick Harold Hartzog Barbara Ann Howell Kenneth Jenkins Alice Johnson Alice Jordan Lomax Kelly Billy Ray Kennedy Thomas Kennedy Virginia Kennedy Billy Earl Kirkland Russel Kirkland Chester Klingler Junior Leger Nell Leger Alma Lou Mars Preston Mars Ronald Marshall Jerry McKee Joyce Parker Ray Parker Doughlas Preston Durwood Preston Annette Richards Miss Fannie Hudson and Mrs. Gennie Clementsg Teachers FIRST GRADE Kleer David Hall Lenora Hodges Mary Ellen Jenkinsc. William Jerry Jenkins Authur Creig Kennedy Emily Ann Mallory Shirley Nell Mathis Virdell Mathis Verna Mae Norrell. Teacher Annie Ruth Richards Elden Richards Larry Rister Mickey Roberson Ronald Shank Paul Shepherd Ann Smith Eva Smith Shirley Smith Simmie Smith Nellie Smith Fay Summers Betty Lois Talbert Jerry Taylor Willie Pearl Tharpe Bobby Ray Walding Janis Fay Walding Linda Fay Walding Billy Martin Ward Glenn Jr, Weed Elaine Whidden Irvin Woodham Johnnie Mae Woodham Wright Lomax Sandra Yeoman Louise Morrell Robbie Sue Parker Pauline Grase Pipper Jackie Stuckey Jimmie Oveal Trammel Roger Dale Woodham Olan Peacock Woodham Jimmie Lee Wilkins Sandra Jo Williams RADERS TH I-I S E A RS EN S 7 94 6 94 .. C O rn u.. 5U .Q O D5 r-1 CU Q. O cf Lv 1:1 3 O .: rn CU l-4 as .G 1-1 ITS 1 an rn U if GJ GJ IZ CI IU GJ 'U I3 O .J :F E3 N Evelyn 1. Marshal Lou erry CD 1.4 Q1 H rn rles Regi ha ham, C ind W Wilton F IRS T ROW: ae Yeomans, M ie Reeves, Iohnn Mavis le Rebecca Sree Pope, Ogelle Im yers, M Y Mar y 'Faye Gaye ll Do ean, es Godwin, Peggy D I'1C Fra in, odw G 35 Andrews, Thom 3S Thom Y, EZ rk Pa Harry Tate, er, Bobby TD Par 8X n Thompson, Lom do E1 son, nny Thomp Be ley, i I.W.R archman M h Kennet W RO LE MIDD lass Sponsor. C II Le .P.W. IS M Rice CS Lyle, Iam Russell dham, OO Snowden, Michael W Donald Marshall. a Kennedy , Thiry l gister, Mary O Re ese, Billy njamin De Be S. Edward Hiram W: CK RO BA HGHHIZHTIGHS President - - - Vice President - - Secretary - - - Treasurer - -N Reporter ----- Parliamentarian - - Historian ----- Sponsor - - -r - - Betty Adkins Bobbie Adkins Jeanette Chapman Jeanine Chapman Cupidean Clark Nell Condrey Agatha Corbi.n Betty Joe Danford Joan Dykes Myra Faye Enfinger Lettie Ann Enfinger Shirley Flowers Marie Gentle Janis Glover Stevetta Green Lula Mae Hartzog Daphne W. Hawkins President ---- Vice-President - - Secretary ---- Treasurer - - - Reporter - -- - Sponsor - - - Billy Joe Bass Duel Brackin Bennie Corbin Eugene Deese Johnnie Mac Eldridge Lucious Faison Thomas Godwin Jackie King Delma Mathews Robert Moring James Paramore F. H. A. Mathleen Henderson Jeanette Hicks Janet Horne Aurecia Jenkins Nellie Jenkins Juanita Johnson Sally Kennedy Sue King Juliaette Lisenby Barbara McKnight Ann Newton Janis Ann Reynolds Carolyn Robertson Hazel Robertson Martha Richards Winifred Richards Sue Smith Irma Starling F. F. A. - - Mary Windham - - Mariam Marsh - - - Carol Palmer - Mary Ola Kennedy - - Virginia Marshall - - Canora Woodham - - Gerolene Marshall Willie Kathryn Roney Rebecca Steele Martha Nell Thompson Shirley Thompson Peggy Joe Walding Louvera Ward Olive Pearl Ward Betty Woodham Elanor Woodham Ruth Woodham Thelma Woodham Bobbie Whatley Rebecca Windham Betty Williams Gayle Williams Shirley Williams Charlotte Yarbrough Johnnie Mae Yoemans Sue York - - Bryan Hill Carlile - - Howard Lee Hunter - - Bill McCallister - - Billy Joe Rice - - - David Dozier - Henry V. Talbert Gelette Payne Charles Prince Charles Register Frank Rice I. W. Riley Frank Sellers Merlon Thomley Hartford Thompson Charles Weed Wilton Windham Michael Woodham t Ted Yeomans I 2 LM. President . . . . Vice President , . Secretary . . . . Treasurer , . . Reporter . . . . . . BETA CLUB cameos Chairman Program Committee . . Sponsor............ Jeanette Chapman Lettie Ann Enfinger Sally Kennedy Mary Ola Kennedy Michael Woodham . . . Loretta Taylor . . Daphne Wilson . .Rebecca Steele . . Mary Windham . . Blanch McKay Carol Palmer Janis Reynolds Rebecca Windham Ruth Lingo Betty Eloise Woodham Mariam Marsh Canora Woodham Gerolene Marshall Ruth Woodham wth. JOURNALBM CLUB Preside11r.......... Vice President . . Secretary. . . Treasurer . . Reporter ..... Bonnie Adkins Wade Allen Glover Daphne W. Hawkins Harold Hunter Sally Kennedy Ruth Lingo naonnnuo-nouns. Charlotte Y arbough Mary Ola Kennedy . . Joyce Hartzog . . Carol Palmer . . Mary Myers , , , , Mary Ivy Mariam Marsh Jean McKay Charles Patterson Billy Register Sue Robertson Rebecca Steele TITILETIGS 3 X N- gf. X 535. x .f ,ff i ' z 41 ' h X .L.- K A if ,Q 5 'Six S - Footsfrtt SQUAD CIoach..,,.....,.,..,, ,.,.HomerT.Underwood Assistant Coach . . . . . . . Otis Johnson Manager . . . . . . .Wade Allen Glover Front row, left to right: Frank Sellers, Bennie Corbin, Jennings Wind- ham, Gelette Payne, J. W. Riley, Michael Woodham, Co-Captain, Vergil Skipper, John Popwell, Colbert Marshall. Second row: Mac Palmer, Joe Tate, Terry Everett, Harold Hunter, Hartford Thompson, Robert Moring, Larry Turnipseed, Charles Prince, Jackie King, David Dozier. Standing: Randall Tice, Jerry Smith, Bryan Carlile, Bobby Tate, Captain, W g. 4 ? .- ,Vt,- his ,ir it , Ra' A s 53 Q r 1 1-5. fx, tw T Vt. g ,A ,Arr 'rrr t BOBBY TATE MICKEY WOODHAM GELETTE PAYNE J. W. RILEY Captain X Co-Captain LINE-Left to Right: Windham, Dozier, Thompson, Carlile, Corbin, Sellers, Tice Turnipseed, Popwell, King, Skipper, Smith, Prince, Marshall, Everett. Coach--Johnson. w BACKFIELD-Left to Right: J. Tate, Payne, Hunter, B. Tate, Woodham, Riley, Moring, Palmer. Coach--Underwood. FOOTBALL And when the one great Scorcrcomes To write against your name He writes not that you won or lost But how you played the game. --Grantland Rice CAROL PALMER JOYCE HARTZOG MARY IVEY MARIAM MARSH Captain VIRGINIA MARSHALL C H E V E R L E A D E R REBECCA STEELE SUE ROBERTSON CANORA WOODHAM S v N fn 4 Be great clty ns that whlch has the greatest men and wome ' ' WALT WHITMAN EHT1 EH Qnffawz Qgfzziff Strong Efficient Courteous Z Dothan, Alabama Our Speciality Prompt Courteous Service Your Patr onage Appreciated C9623 e n-.uno lime! SWISS DRY CLEANERS 241 East Troy Street TELEPHONE 2-2570 DOTHAN. ALA Compliments of NIP AND ERNIE Ice Cream and Sandwich Shop Dothan, Alabama Congratulations to Midland City School 76,5116 Q4 U. S. 231 M. H. Yarbrough .544 9010532 oL.DsMoen.E INC. Home of Rocket 8 Phone 2.-3910 Dothan, Alabama +4 ARR: 5 ?Za44z4'Z'4f2e as Headquarters for Lane Cedar Chests Dothan, Alabama A6263 Air Conditioned - Up-to-date Curb Service Sandwiches and Fountain Service Phone 2-9055 l D othan, Alabama Zlmyfigz LUMBER cowmc. Yellow Pine s Southern I-Iardw ood Phone 4-7 520 DOth-111, Alabama Colnpliments of BEE LINE GROCERY CO. 709 N. Oates Street Dothan, Alabama Compliments of azlnefi 5JZf22a4b' D0tha1'1, Alabama SOLOMON iZ552lZQywgg Chevr olet Dial Z-9000 - Z-6055 Dothan, Alabama If It's ..... TOP O' THE WORLD It's Good NEWTON 4066? Qi D othan, Alabama 5Q25WMQf7' SUPPLY co. .Tobbers - Distributors Industrial Supplies Heavy Hardware Phones 4-2700 - 4-7930 402. E. Main St., P. O. Box 765 Dothan, Alabama 805 N. Oates St. - Dial 35490 Expert Farrn Tire Repairs B6St Wishes to the Class of All Nlakes, All Sizes 1951 Every .Tob 10011 Guaranteed Iumberq's Zi? SZQJQJZWQ Q' . -Your Fisk Tire Dealer- We Appreciate Your Business Dothan, Alabama ing? Quay Producers of t e Finest in Dairy Products h Dothan, Alab Compliments of fafmnm TRACTOR co. Headland, Alabama Compliments of +4 AW K 1 N 5 92? ffmnebfi Telephone 105 Headland, Alabama Compliments of We Wwe 30452284 Er COTTON OIL CO. Cotton Seed and Peanut Products H dl d A1 b Compliments of CAROLYN3 Maul? EAW Permanent Waving Owner: Mrs. Carolyn Y. Wood Headland Al b Compliments of W it ca F2?D?82Md5 Dial 2055 5 Dothan, Alabama Compliments of UQQWQJJZ DEPARTMENT STORE He adland , Alabama Enjoy Borden's Ice Cream lt's -if to be Good! If it's Borden's g BORDENS gee Qeam owzjoeazf Dothan, Alabama , DRQNK :li GOOD . 7 ' 1 ' , ' T FOR LIFE! 1 u ' n 1 ,r?f2 3 noon TIMES1UENJUYllFEMUHEZll 4 JA DOTHAN MOTOR COMPANY Sel-ect Used Cars 601 N. Oates - Phone 4-9508 Dothan,Alabama Compliments of J. l..-l-'IAFQR I 5 Yfdafzhf 60? Bird Roofing Kresky Floor Furnaces Zephyr Awnings Dothan, Alabama AND SHOP SAVE 125 W. Main - Dial 3-0100 Dothan, Alabama Compliments of Wmgfmey wif N. Foster St. Dothan, Alabama Compliments of ?Z5g0f0'77Z071f HAR DWARE CO. Quality 8: Service Hardw are 8: Furniture Building Mate rial He adland , Alabama Compliments of Zak!! WMM for Everything to Wear Headland, Alabama .Q Qfffiof cseoce Fav co. Wholesale Grocers Ozark, Alabama Compliments of Qlecdgxvfijaany Complete Stock of Goodyear Tires Batteries 81 Accessories Next to Post Office Dothan, Alabama Compliments of +4 A Fe F2 s 5 Qfzu Wldlmac Oldest Drug Store in Southeastern, Alabama Pinckard, Alabama Now this is the Place to Eat, Where all Young People Meet Chicken, Seafoods, and Sandwiches of all kinds for lots of fun and a wonde rful time Stop At THE GREEN LANTERN fOn the flight line, Compliments of f I 4960124 Dothan, Alabama Compliments of Wunfggiui Q RN ITUFZ 0772 dn Napier Fifi Aiabi Compliments of E. D. SULLIVAN Groceries, Gas, Oil Pinckard, Alabama Compliments of DAVE YORK MARKET Pinckard, Alabama We take pride in featuring SUNDAY DINNER PRODUCTS gcffvdd 6 QQ 41 GROCERV Co. The Quality House for 80 Years Montg ome ry , Alabama C ompliments SNELLGROVE DRY GOODS CO. Ozark, Alabama Compliments FASHION CENTER 8: OZARK BEAUTY NOOK Owner - Mrs. W. C. Head Phone 74-L - Ozark, Ala. R. U D D 12024145246 df O. W. Rudd Luther Cheshire E. F. Rudd Ozark, Alabama JOHNSON MOTOR CO. . New 8: Used Cars On the Square Headland, Alabama C ompliments JI TNE Y JUNGLE Ozark, Alabama Compliments of LUCILE BEAUTY SHOP 8: HARDY SHOE STORE He adland, Alabama C. C. WHIDDON Groceries at Meats Headland, Alabama Compliments of fieenwaocf PRODUCTS COMPANY Leads the Peanut Market Peanut Buyers and Shellers Dixie Runner Peanut Seeds Peanut and Cotton Insecticides Peanut Oil, Peanut Meal, Purina Feeds Representative Midland City - B. I. Gary Graceville, Florida CONGRAT ULATIONS FROM fuyafzeme The South's Finest Ice Cream Dothan, Alabama COMPLIMENTS OF AL'S GROCERY Napier Field, Alabama DANIEL DRUG STORE J. W, Daniel, Prop. Let Me Fill Your Prescriptions Phone 31 Res. Ph. 33 Midland City, Alabama Compliments of FQ QFJMQ. TIRE COMDANY Serving the Wiregrass for 30 yrs Vulcanizing-Recapping Auto Truck 8: Tractor Tire Bargains Midland City, Alabama Compliments of HEADLAND Wafwfmf gawk COMPLIMENTS -WALDEN-TAYLOR MOTOR CO. Ozark, Alabama A Good Place To Bank COMPLIMENTS SKIPPER BEAUTY SHOP Heaclland, Alabama phone 45 Midland City, Alabama Compliments of 76019436 914036992 6 OIL COMDAN v Dodge 8: Plymouth Cars Ozark, Alabama Compliments of Wayaieiz ?t'Q!66 THEATER Napier Field, Alabama Wahblaffa M A12 KE T HOME OF FINE FOODS Midland City, Alabama COIVIPLIMENTS OF C f DR. THOMAS M, MILLER 0mP 'ments 0 VETERINARY CLINIC 08+ ' ' Montgomery Hi--'Way H D th ,Al b O an a ma SALES COMPANY ' Distributors Of a ,JEFF S, PLACE Tom Toasted Peanuts C1365 Service Products Crackers Sz Delicious Candy grocery, 81 Market Ph. 37100 206 East Powell Midland Clty, Alabama Dothan Alabama Compliments of COMPLIMENTS or GRIFFIN OIL COMPANY DQ. AR. GRISSENDANNER Daaaaa, alabama Ca' DR. P. C. RACKLEY Ve te rinarie s Dothan, Alabama COMPLIMENTS OF DOTI-IAN BUICK COMPANY 901 West Main Dothan, Alabama 3. ls Q igkfiwg . +V .Sw-4 fyaiigff A Q , Wm fivafimi Qiyfiqag ,im ix Vikxiiw 22535125 Enfffrgbfm Wagga, ,NM 5 ii ':':,,ji, l Vi?UQg ilFQg2,g1 1 f5 .I , lilyfii, 1 Q ,wg iw: x +5 i V' au., 3 YE 'fs ':..w-' M i v I K :. I E , . Kifgfiwig Zia: i f fs x..fw'f-2,1,E-L5Wi,.z V D 2? . -. , 1,3 K 4 F 'A - , 1 me I lex 4 41 LMT s i,,,:4'5:fi'v'wiv'xv, wb Q Y fi?-123, ' 5 if .. 9, fif?fMT,222iggi:1afK,L Wyf 3 - A ' , -v . figfwffif 1f1?ff3f?5sa5 73 , L H' .s:1,:4,:. L: -E it -2433 jj W, K w A 21 E 5,43 wi, M Q Ag f 4 ' . ,I Qqsfswqi 'ff-.Gif QL Y ywfew- -1. , B+ sn , L, V Q f9,Mg,2gX-:W EA X 3 gh , -5 0fw21bWf-155 75 j.-52 4 via. 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