Murphy High School - Mohian Yearbook (Mobile, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1944 volume:

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ANCIENT OAK dedication 'do dJou--braininy in cam fit aCC over Ifii country-- 'do jou--fiyhtiny on distant battfe fiefds-- do y0u- -saitiny the ships on danyerous seas-- do ilJou--f[yiny our p fanes across the. boundless hy-- do {lJou--faciny pain and dispair in foreiyn hospitals-- tfnd to njou- -whose bodies fie beneath earth and water, but whose spirits with five forever-- iSecause we remember you fondfy; 1(Because we admire your couraye and because we befieve in you, and in the Clause for which you strive; c Cfnd because you stand for aft that is best in us-- Ve, the members of the Senior Ctass of )Q44, in dfumifity and gratitude dedicate this eiyhteenth vofume of the cz l fohi an. by iss Itadys Baxter, onsor of Senior Ctass dariny; SOUTH TOWER THE BACK CAMPUS CAMPUS VIEW FACING ARTS BUILDING Mr. Sidney C. Phillips, A.B., M.A., Principal Mr. Sidney C. Phillips It may be his name on a pass card; it may be his voice over the address system; or it may be his ready smile to everyone he meets. Whatever it is, however small it is, it gives you and me and all Murphy’s citizens the genuine friendliness, sincerity, unpretentiousness, and fairness of Mr. Sidney C. Phillips, our principal, who has made us feel his great belief in us and the work we are all trying to accomplish at Murphy High School. by Mrs. Ruth Roach Clark Sponsor of Mid-Year Seniors Miss Mac Sanes Not for herself does that great heart of Miss Mae Eanes pour out is service year after year as the beloved assistant principal of Murphy High School, but for the boys and girls, and for the school itself. Her dynamic energy and forceful personality are being spent unstintingly, gladly, in work that is entirely free from expectation of reward. There are times, we know, when the returns from her great efforts are more than satisfying to her soul; there are other times when there are no returns. We do not know the score—she only knows that; but we do know and say, “How she plays the game!” Mrs. Ruth Roach Clark Sponsor of Mid-Year Seniors Mrs. H. L. Worrall Record Clerk Miss Elisabeth Moffat Head Librarian Rosemary Goeke; Bobby Clark; and Virginia Henderson. Clerks- Top Irft: Commercial Dep’t- Member , rested tVaughsn. Ward, Snvnice, Richard . Purifoy, Whitten. Whatley. Standing: Roland, B. Shaw. G. Shaw. Chancellor. Venman. Top rijrht; Machine U� e Taught. Center: Mr. Oscar Boland. Chairman of Commercial Dep't. Lower left: Secretaries Hold MeetinK in Library. Lower rischt: Typing Class. domnu.xciai Boland, Oscar, Chairman Chancellor, Mrs. M.,.... Hahn, Rosabeth.......... Purifoy, Carol,......... Richards, Edith,........ Savage, Anne............ Savage, Mrs. Sue,....... Shaw, Billie Shaw, Grace,............ Vaughan, Mrs. Chas.-.... Venman, Ray E.......... Ward, Mrs. Nellie,... Whatley, Winnie,........ Whitten, Mrs. A. R.,.... ...Meridan Col., .........................B.A. ...Bowling Green Bus. U.,..............B.A. ...Bowling Green Col. of Com.,.........B.A. ... Miss. St. Col., ......................B.A. ... Montevallo, ..........................B.A. ...U. of Wash.,...........................B.A. ...A. P. I................................B.S. ... Bowling Green Col. of Com.,........... ...Springhill Col., ......................B.A. ... Cornell U., ..........................B.A. ...Montevallo, ...........................B.S. ...Bowling Green Bus. Col.,.............B.A. ...Huntingdon, ...........................B.A. Top left: Co-op Vocational Dep't. Member� : Baker. May. Abernathy. McN'eely. Top right: Student Nurses. � eated: Litter. Percy. Sponsor Baker. Long. Hnyscr. standing: Wallace. Clarke. McDaniel. Simms. Pope. Brewer. Center: Mr. John Baker. Chairman. Lower left: Students of Diversified Occupations. Lower right: Learning About Airplane Motors at Brookley Field. (J$iv£isifud (Occupations. Baker, John, Co-ordinator,...........B’ham Southern, .....................B.S. Abernathy, Elizabeth,................U. of Ala., .........................B.S. May, Josephine,......................Montevallo, ....................... B.S. McNeely, Mrs. J. C.,.................J’ville St. Teacher’s,..............Cert. Top left: English Dept. Member� . Heated: Poole. Green. Clark. E. Moore. White. Jefferie . Korney, «landing: Smith. Simmon� , Savage. A. Moore. Olaon, Water� . Bedwell. Houston. Durham. Top right: Speech Dept. Member� : Speech Division: Mr� . Louise Hamil. Chairman: A. Moore: Fitzsimmons. Center: Mi� � E. Lura Moore. Chairman of English Dcp't. Lower left: Library 135. Lower right: EnglUh 7 Cla� � . Z’ncjM xi merit - |V Moore, E. Lura, English Chairman,.....U. of Mo.,.........................B.S. „ J , U. of Mo.,.........................M.A. Bedwell. Robert,......................L. S. U.,..........................B.A. Clark, Mrs. Ruth,.....................Huntingdon Col.....................B.A. Cook, Eugenia,........................Tenn. Col., .......................B.A. Davis, Winnie,........................Woman’s Col., .....................B.A. Durham, Mrs. Frances,.................St. Joseph’s Col., ................B.A. Fitzsimmons, Lois,....................West Kv. S. T. C., ................B.A. Forney, Lee,..........................U. of Ala.,........................B.A. Green, Elizabeth......................Auburn, ...........................B.A. Hamil, Mrs. Louise, Speech Chairman,..U. of Ala., .......................B.S. U. of Ala.........................M.A. Hope, Kathrine,.......................Woman’s Col........................B.A. Houston, E. P.,.......................Peabody............................B.S. Jefferies, Mrs. L.,...................Boston U. Col. of Bus. Ad.,......B.B.A. Boston U. Col. of Bus. As. March, Margaret Moore, A. R.,........................Athens Peabody, ........................M.A. Olson, Edna...........................U. of Ala.........................B.A. Poole, Mrs. Ruth,.....................Park Col., .......................B.A. Richards, Edith.......................Montevallo,........................B.A Savage, Anne,.........................U. of Wash.,......................B.A. Simmons, Mrs. E. L.,..................Peabody, .........................B.S. Waters, Martha,.......................Peabody, .........................B.s! White, Annie Lou,.....................Huntingdon, ......................B.A. Wilkie, Roy R.,.......................U. of Ala., ......................M.A. Top left: Home Economic� Class. Top right: Members of Household Arts Dep’t.: Tate. Wedg worth. Smith. Ross. Morrissette. iiruister. Center; Mrs. Louise S. Wedgworth. Chairman of Household Arts I)ept. Lower left: Clothing Class. Lower right: Mrs. Itruister's Foods Class. -Houis-hoCA czfyxts. Wedgeworth, Mrs. L., Chairman Bruister, Mrs. J.,............. Morrissette, Mrs. D.,.......... Ross, Mrs. Catharine,.......... Smith, Mrs. W. G.,............. Tate, Theresa.................. Montevallo, ........................B.S. Montevallo.........................B.S. Huntingdon Col., ..................B.A. Peabody, ...........................B.S. Montevallo, .......................B.A. Huntingdon, ........................B.S. Top loft: Industrial and F.na Art Dep’t. Member .— seated: Mancill. Steele. Houser. Wallin U� ry. Sitterle. standing; Kennedy. Harris. Boykin. Knderle. Top right: Fine Art Class. Middle left: Shop Work. Center- Mr. R. D. Houser. Chairman of Industrial and Fine Arts Dep’t. Lower left: Miss Knderle Mechanical Drawing. Lower right: Christmas Card for U. S. Navy Made by Art Classes. dlndu txia£ and ne. czrfxti Houser, R. D., Chairman, Boykin, Virginia........ Knderle, Myrtle,....... Harris, Mrs. Elizabeth, Kennedy, Clyde,......... Mancill, M. C.,......... Sitterle, Julius,...... Steele, Clyde,......... Usry, T. R.,........... Thompson, Mrs. Sarah. . Mergenthaler Lino. School U. of Ala. Springhill Montevallo, .............. Tulane, ................... Daphne St. Normal......... U. of Ala.,............... U. of Ala.,............... Springhill, ............... Newberry, ................ Lutheran Theo. Sov. Sem.,. U. of Ala., ........ Bob Jones Col.,..... Colo. St. Col. of Ed., ....B.A. ....B.A. Diploma ....B.A. ....B.A. ....B.S. ....B.A. ....B.D. .....B.S. ....B.A. ...M.A. Top left: Latin Dep't. Member : Cole. Chairman Gay. Tait. Top right? French an«l Spanish Dop't. Member : Venmnn. Chairman of French Dep't.; Kubira: Spradlin. Chairman of Spanish Dep't.; Kush; F'ulcher. Lower left: French a la Venman, Lower right: Chairman Spradlin's Spanish Class. Venman, Ray E., Gay, Jessie Mary, Cole, Mrs. Jessie jC.anqua.yc Jjcf axtmcnt LATIN Cornell U., SPANISH Wash. U., Columbia, St. Lawrence U B.A. B.A. M.A. B.A. Tait. Ruth. Northwestern U B.A. FRENCH Spradlin, Bertha, Farmville St. T. C B.S. Denton, Mrs. L. A.. U. of Texas, B.A. St. Mary’s of Texas, M.A. Fulcher, Mrs. W. W.,... Southwestern, B.A. Rubira, Sarita, Randolph Macon, B.A. Rush, Maybeth, Blue Mt., B.A. Vennan, Ray E., B.A Top left• Mib Anna Mary Sclater. Chainran of Mnthcmaticw Dep’t. Top right: Mathematic Dep't. Member seated: Sclater. Murphy. d’Ornella� . Marion. Moon. Douglas. Billups. Mntheny— standinit: Slaughter. Dobbin . Vaughan. Hand. Itrown. Lower left: Mr. Vaughan’ Math 7. Ix wer right: Student� ’ Delight—Solid Geometry. zA at(icmatici £ b tfuixtmtnt Sclater, Anna Mary, Chairman Billups, Mrs. T. G., Brown, J. W. C., Dobbins, B. T., Douglas, Mrs. Ruth, Foote, Mrs. Marie, B.A. B.A. Ph R Fulcher, W. W., Hand, W. S B.A. B S Marion, Mrs. Zora, Matheny, Mrs. Howard, b.a! B A Moon, Vella, Murphy, Mrs. S. S., U. of Ala., d Ornellas, Virginia, R A Sitterle, J. M., R A Slaughter, W. B., B S Vaughan, J. C., Whitten, Mrs. A. R., U. of Ala., Toy left: Mr. Claude Dahmer. Director of Orchestra: Top right: Mr. L. L. Stookey, Director of Hand and Glee Clubs; Lower Left: Mixed Glee Club; Lower Right: Band on Parade. zAiuiic chartmsnt Coe Col., ..............................B.S. Coe Col.................................B.M. Damrosch Bandmaster’s Sch’l—France, Diploma Stookey, Lewis L., Chairman, Dahmer, Claude L.,........ Top left: Game for Bodybuilding. Top right: Physical Education Dep't. Members: Jackson. Lining. Nowdome. Center: F. Lee Bridgewater. Chairman. Lower left and right: Girls Drill Work Ill St. Normal U., B.S. Southwestern, B.A. Peabody, M.A. Ohio Northernline, B.S. U. of Ala., B.S. U. of Ala.. B.S. Davis, Mrs. Doris U. of Ala B.S. . Top left. Mr. Matt Uwler. Dept. Chairman: Top riarht: Science Dep’t. Member� ,'— Seated: Kirtland. Stapleton ItrnKK. Steele. Hokk. I’iatole. Baxter.—Ntandinx: I. wler. Wilson. Marion. Fulcher. Kerxic. hdwarda. Lower left: A Typical Che� i try Qm . Lower rixht: Mi � Craddock'a Biolotcy. eScunct. [L e.f2axtmtnt Lawler, Matt, Chairman, B S Baxter, Gladys, Bragg, Mary, Craddock, Emma, Edwards, R. F Columbia, Columbia, B.S. B.S. M.A. B.A. M.A. B S Fulcher, W. W., Hogg, Mrs. Trelle, U. of Ala., .. B.A. B S Jones, Pauline, Kerzic, L. L., Kirtland, G. M., Marion, L. L., Woman’s Col., U. of Ala., U. of Ala., B.A. B.A. M.A. B.S. B E Pistole, Lillian, B A Stapleton, W. C., B A Steele, Roberta, B.S A. P. I., M.S Wilson, James, R A U. of Ala., M.A. Top left: History 7. Top center: Civic Division: Mis Joe Michael. Chairman: Anderson: Hargrove: Hudgens'. Top right: Economic 8 Class. Lower left: History 7 Class. Lower center Miss Ruth Forehand. Chairman of Social Science Dep’t. Lower right. Social Science Dep't. Members Unzickcr, Foote. Denton, Forehand. Cole, Alexander. Withers. Hudgens. £ociaC £l cunes Forehand, Ruth. Chairman, U. Of Ala., B.S Alexander, Maude, U. of Ala., Tenn. Col., M.A. B.A. Peabodv M.A. Anderson, Mary, Blue Mt. Col., Peabody Columbia, B.A. M.A. Ph.D. Cole, Mrs. Jessie, Denton, Mrs. Bernice, St. Lawrence U., U. of Texas. B.A. B.A. Foote, Mrs. Marie U. of Chicago, PH.B. U. of Chicago, Ph.B. Col. S. T. c.7 Northwestern, M.A. M.A. Hudgens, E. D., Michael Josenhine. . St. Teacher’s Col., Wash. U„ B.S B.A. Wash. U„ :....m.a. Withers, Sallie GOVERNING COUNCIL President ........................ Stanley Mitchell Vice-President ................... Happy Jernigan Secretary ............................ Jean Bobo ADVISORY COUNCIL Chairman...... Vice-Chairman Secretary..... Sponsor ...... ...Mary Butler Janice Thames Florence Taylor ... Miss Cook V-Pre . Happy Jernigan. Sec’y. Jean Hobo. Pres. Stanley Mitchell Studuit (lo-oficxativi ov xnlnq fiieclation Officers: Sec'y.. Florence Taylor: Pres. Mary Butler: Sponsor. Mis Kuircnia Cook; V-Prcs. Janice Thames REPRESENTATIVES SENIOR Betbeze, Gaines Diamond. Fiances Herndon. Gloria O’Neill. Helen Zivitz, Charlotte JUNIOR Armbrecht, Lucile McGill, Frances Megginson, Vidmer Wojohn, Thelma SOPHOMORE Cogburn, Reginald Rhodes, Barbara Sawada, Ben FRESHMAN Matthews, Bobby Smith, Marilyn MID-YEAR Senior—Gordon, Dorothy Junior—Powell, Otha Soph—Hogan, Leroy Freshman—Bailey, Jo Ann President Mitchell says, ............. FACULTY ADVISORS AND COMMITTER MEMBERS Mrs. Marie Foote, Honor Committee—Vidmer Meg- ginson. Miss Jesse Mary Gay, Nomination and Election Committee—Ben Sawada, Lucile Armbrecht. Mr. E. D. Hudgens, Auto Parking Committee— Reginald Cogburn. Mrs. D. J. Davis, Athletic Committee—Otha Powell. Miss Josephine Michael, Bicycle Committee—Leroy Hogan. Mrs. S. S. Murphy, Lost and Found Committee— Gloria Herndon. Mr. C. P. Newdome, Yard Committee—Gaines Betbeze. Mr. W. S. Hand, Chairman, Traffic Committee— Happy Jernigan Miss Gladys Baxter, Civic Welfare Committee— Frances Diamond, Barbara Rhodes, Dorothy Gordon. Mr. J. W. C. Brown; Locker Committee—Frances McGill. Miss Eugenia Cook, Advisory Council. Mr. B. T. Dobbins, Boys’ Dressing Rooms. Miss Hazel Driver, Girls’ Dressing Rooms, Thelma VVojohn. Miss Myrtle Enderle, Publicity Committee—Char- lotte Zivitz, Helen O’Neill. GOVKRNING COUNCIL Row one: Wojohn; Herndon: Diamond: Zivitz: Gordon: Rhoden; Hailey: O'Neill Row two: Mitchell: Jerniiran: MeRRinaon: Hobo; Armbrecht: McGill: Kilborn Row three: CoRburn; lioRan: Powell; Sawada. Row on� (left to right) O'Gwynn: Hannon; Bailey: Anthony: Orso; Brit; Mr- Whlrter: Brown. Row one (left to right) Phil- lip ; White; Metcalfe: Bank- hind: Hudgens; Semon. Brockway; Washington: Mc- Williams. Row three (left to right) Jonev; Martin: Lester: Hes- ter: Stewart; Byrd: Whitney. Row one (left to right) Duber- man; Ross: McGowan: Me- I.nuchlin: Chin: Barrett; Sim- mons; Carwie; O'Neill. Row two (left to right) Moore: Cleveland; Cropp: Knight ; Jesup; Kmerson: Bostwick: Craig. Row three (left to right) Bra- ille: Southall: McMillan: Montgomery; Gill. ADVISORY COUNCIL MEMBERS Row one (left to right) An- derson: Tims: Hansen: Gra- ham: Durant: Grant: Dis- nuikes: Coan. Row two (left to right) Fos- ter: Hammond; Rhea: Hack- meycr: Rumph; Goff: Tons- melre: Jacobs; Brasell; Wil- won. Row three (left to right) Allen; Billingsley: Kilborn: Lewis; Hill. Row one (left to right) Xos- tello: Shari� : Holt; May: Jackson: Kohn: Bowers : Baker. Row two (left to right) How- ard: Rhodes; Carwil; Sells: Hyde: Gwen: Chastain; Tait. Row three (left to right) Gra- ham: White-Spunncr: Lowe: Odom. Row four (left to right) Kill- imrsworth. Senior Class Officers January Sec’y. Nick Lukes, Spon- sor, Mrs. Clark, Pres. Emery Shull, V - Pres. Betty Houston, Trea. Barney Shull Senior Class Officers—June Row one: Vice-Pres. Emily Baker; Sponsor Miss Bax- ter; Sec’y- Janice Wood Row two: Pres. Mac Greer; Trea. Bill Daniels. ★ ☆ Mid Year Junior Class Officers Sponsor, Miss Green; Sec’y. Irma Grace Fortenberry; Pres. Mabon Pujfh; Trea. Claire Stallworth; Vice-Pres. Lewis Keheley. ■ Junior Class Officers Row one: Pres. Frances Baker; Sponsor, Miss Boykin Row two: Vice - Pres., Cecelia Overbey; Trea. Naomi Webb; Sec’y. Sally Tibor. ★ ☆ Mid Year Sophomore Class Officers Row one: Miss T. Tate, Spon- sor; Sec’y- Louise Young; Row two: Pres. Donald Smith; Trea. Allan Gilbert; V-Pres. Julian Sawyer Sophomore Class Officers Pres. Glenn Dismukes; Spon- sor, Mrs. Denton; Sec’y., Carolyn Doyle; V-Pres. Hazel Jansen; Trea. Ann Britton. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Row one: V-Pres. Peggy Wallis; Rep. Marlyn Smith; Sec’y. Mary Gene Durwoody. Row two. Trea. Tommy Talbert; Pres. David Kittrell; Rep. Bobby Matthews. Mid Year Freshman Class Officers Pres. Paul Neel, V-Pres. Beverly Haithcock, Sponsor: Mrs. Simmons, Sec’y- Shirley Rester, Trea. Rita Dhein. Constance Ruth Ackman Flayer� 2-4: HI Time� 2-4: I)cfen� c Council 2: Civic Welfare 3: Red Cro� � Knitting 2-4: Tenni� 2: Office Asw't. 2; Tea'� . A� a t. 1. Marv Emily Acree FYesh. Pre� . 1: Hi Time� 2-3. Player 2-4; Tea'a A � ’t. 1-4: Victory Corps. Edward Carlton Adams Psych. Club. Cecil L. Allen Francis Harold Allen Frwh. Club 1: A� � 't rep. Adv. Council 1: Tenni� 2: American Youth Forum 3: Civil Welfare Committee 4. Marguerite Allerton V-Pre . Math Club: Girl Reserve� 2: Sec’y. Am. Youth Forum 3: Hi Time 3: Psych. Club 4. Robert Amesbury Glee Club I ; Movie Radio 2: Prea. boxing 3; Boxing 4. Wallace McKenzie Anderson lake Charles High Track Team 3: Mili- tary Tng.: FYench Club 1: Intermural Basketball 3; Murphy High Mohian Bus- iness Staff 4. Callieroy 0. Andreades B Band 1-2; Tea� . A� � ’t. 1; Adv. Rep. 1-2: Tennis 2-3: Pre . Tennis 3; HI Time 3: Mohian Staff 4. Jean Emily Anthony F resh. Club 1: Girl Reserves 2 : Coin Club 3. Jesse Stenhen Attebery. Jr. Appr. Movie Radio 2: Rep. Adv. Council 2: Travel 2: Reading 3; Honor Roll 1-3. Lillian M. Austin Glee Club 1-2: Music 3. Bobbie Averyt Hobby Club. Emily Rose Baker Player� 3-4: Iatcker Office 2: Adv. Coun- cil 2: Vice-Prev. Sr. Class; Tenni� 2. Mary Lou Baker F e� h. Cho. 1: Movie Radio Club 2. Locker Insp. 2: Pre� . Red Cro S. 3; Office A� � ‘t. 4: Mohian 4: Yo Tappa Kee 4 : Tea’� . Sec’t. 4. Catheryne Rebecca Bailey Appreciation of Movie Radio 2: Phys. Club 3. Margaret June Barnes Tea’s. A� � ’t. 2-4: Knitting 2; Bible Study 3: Tea’s. A� � ’t. 4. Charles Mickey Balzli Baseball 3: Basketball 3; Football 4; Baseball 4; M-Club 4. John Gaines Baxter Eng. Dept. Helper 1: Tennis 2: Yard Mon. 3. Dorothy Lucille Beall Coffcevllle Hiirh: Cheerleader 2: Basket- ball 1-2: Tea's. Ass't. 1-2: Class Pres. 1; Glee Club 1-2: Photo. Club 2: Murphy High: Tea’s. Asst. 3-4: Girl Reserves 3: Honor Comm. 4 : Psych. Club 4. Barbara Joyce Bell Fresh. Chor. 1: Girl Reserves 2: I.oeker Mon. 2: Craft Club 3; Tea' Sec’t. 4: Yo Tappa Kees 4. Honor Louise Bell Fresh. Chor. 1; Tea's Ass’t. 2-3. Joseph Gaines Betbeze Band 1-4: Orch. 2-4: Glee Club 2-4; Adv. Council 1-2: Pres. Jr. Class 3; Rep. 4: Players 4: V-Pres. Music 3: Pres. Psych. 4: llarte Hi 2-4; Chair. Yard Committee 4. Douglas Ballard Bickerstaff V-Pretr. Projection Club 1-3: Intramural Basketball 1-3: Kootbnll 4; Music 3: Band 2-3: M Club. Doris Marguerite Biggs Adv. Council 1: Girl Reserves 2: Tea’s Ass’t. 2; Trea. Girl Reserve Tri. Ruby May Billy Lillian Jean Bobo Sec’t. class 1-2: Rep. Student Council 4; Sec’t. Student Council 4: Sec’t. Nat'l. Honor Society 3: Archery Club 2: Bible Club 3; Ass-'t. Ed. Mohian 4; Tea’s. Ass’t. 1-4: Welfare Store 3. Barbara H. Bodiford Debating Club 2: Yo Tappa Kees: Sec't. Tea. 4. James Pruitt Boone Reading Club 2 3; Football 4. Thomas Eugene Boyett Debating Club 2: Jr. Academy Science 3. Gloria Benefield Girl Reserves 2; Bible Study Club 3. Miriam Birmingham Players 3-4: Letter Club 2: Trea. Let- ter Club 2; Locker Mon. 2. Lindsay Boykin Glee Club 2-3: Coin 2: Math. 3; Adv. Council 1; Four Arts Club 3; Intramural Sports. James Terrell Benton Fresh. Club 1; Projection Club 2. Yvonne Geraldine Bitzer Appr. Movie Radio-Trea. 2: Cra k Clul 3: Ass't. tea. 3: Office Ass'tl 4j Matt Boykin Virginia Boykin Mon. 2; Bond Salesman 2; Tennis' 2: Pick-up Club 4: Tea'� . Ain't. 4. Joan Mae Brachel Red Crons Sewing 3; Psych. Club 4. Norma Lee Brandenburg Tea's. Ass't. 1; Tennis 2: Good Neigh- bor Club 8: Locker Mon. 3; Yo Tappa Kees 4; Tea's. Sec'y. 4. Dottie Lilian Breland Tea's. Ass't. 2-4: Hoe Rake Club 2; Adv. Council 3; Pick-up Club 4. Ellene Mae Brewer Girl Reserve 1; Girls Athletic Ass. 1; Tea's. Ass't. 2; Players 8; D. C. Club 4. Linda Beth Bridgewater Pres. Fresh. Class; Sec't.-Treas. Fresh. Player 1; Pres. Jr. Academy of Science; Tea's. Ass't. 1-4; Four Arts Club 4. Cecil Jimmie Brigance Fro«h. Chorus 1 : Reading Club 2: Traf- fic Mon. 2: Glee Club 2-3; Accounting Club 3. Gloria Elizabeth Brigman Office Ass't. 1; Library Ass't. 2-3; Knit- ting Club 3; Tea's. Asst. 4. Frank Benton Bristow Pleasure Reading Club 2; Art Apprecia- tion Club 3; Hall Monitor 3. Nora Britt Fresh. Cho. 1; Tea's. Ass't. 1-2; Glee Club 2-3; Players 3-4; Girl Reserves 2; Psych. Club 4 ; Tea’s. As t. 4; Cafe Ass't. 3-4. Nellie Brown Fresh Club 1; Psych. Club 4. Joseph Edward Browning Projection Club 2; Baseball 2-4; M-Club 3-4; Intramural Sports 1-3. Jesselyi Irene Bryan Office Ass't. 1; Girl Reserves 2; Tea’. Ass’t. 3: Civil Service 8; Adv. Council 3-4. Ruby E. Bryant Mon. 2: Office Ass’t. 2; Advanced Knit- ting Club 8; Psych. Club 4. Virginia Emily Buchanan Dance Club 2; Girl Reserve 3; Panther Club 4; Office As ‘t. 3. V. K. Buck Mildred Themis Buckhaults Yo Tappa Kees I. Patricia Lucille Bullen Girl Reserves 2-3; Sec’t.; Fresh. Cho. 1; Glee Club. a hfe � s Charles Clark Bulwinkle A-Itand 1-4: Music Club 2: Local Inter- eat Club 3; Paych. Club 4. Marion Albert Burgess Intermural Sporta 1-4: Murphy HI-Y 2-4; Boxing 3; Debating Club 2: Appreciation of Sporta 3: Locker Mon. 2; Yard Mon. 3; Victory Corpa 3: Sec. Rep. 2. Joe Burland Sec. of FYeah. Claaa; Ping Pong Club 3. Mary Elizabeth Butler More for Your Money Club 2: Oral Read- ing Club 8; Chair. Adv. Council 4: Aaa't. Adv. Council rep. 2-3. Elizabeth Jane Byrd Tennis Club 2: Knitting Club 3; Paych. Club 4. Billy Carter Mary Evelyn Carter Member of Study Club 2: Good Neighbor Club 3; Pick-Up Club 4. James A. Carpenter Appreciation for Movie and Radio 2: Track 2; Boxing 8; Football 4. Martha Chappell Fine Art� Club 2-4: Pres. Fine Arts Club 3; Fan Randlette Art Honer Society 1-4 Pres. 3. Charlotte Valeria Chason Good Neighbor Club 3; Fresh. Club 1. Bobbie Sue Clark Old Maids Club 1; Letter Club 2: Cafe Ass’t. 2: Girl Reserve 3; Tea's. Ass't. 2-4: D. O. Club 4. Evelyn Allene Clarke Glee Club 2-3: Fresh. Club 1; Girl Re- serves 2-4; D. O. Club 4. Paul James Cochran Engineer Club. Shirley Bush Coffer Spanish Club 8-4; 5-6. Irene Coffin Tennis Club 2: Bible Club 3; Fan Rand- lette Art Honor Society 8-4. Ona Mae Byrd Edna Pearl Christian George Woodie Coleman Rose Scott Coleman Basketball 1: Pres. of Clasw I in Union- town Hitch; Honor Roll. Margaret Toulmin Cook Class Troav. 1-3: Player 2-4; Nat. Honor Society 3-4. Dolores Edwina Cowart Girl Reserves 2-3; Yo Tappa Kee 4; Secy. Tea.: Pick-Up Club 4. William Downing Coleman Daisy Clarice Collum Girl Reserve 2-4; Pro , triangle 217; Chair. Inter-Club Council of Girl Reserve 4. Marjorie D. Cook Letter Club 3; Modem Dance Club 2-4; Civic Welfare 4. George Mack Coaker Music Club 2; Bible Study Club 3; 11- Band I; A-Band 2-4. William D. Cox V-Pre . Movie Radio Club 2; Player 3-4. Doris Crosby Wilma Louise Conner Knitting 3: Mon. 2-3; Know Ala. Club 2: Panther Club 3; Tea’s. Ass’t. 2-3. Anna Louise Cooper Appreciation of Radio Movie 2; Study 3; Locker Mon. 3. James Carl Crosby Jr. Coin Club 2-3: Glee Club 3. Margaret Lee Constantine Music Club 2: Coin Club 3; A-Band 2-4 Laura Valery Converse Fresh. Cho. 1: Players 2-4 ; Office Ass t. 4; Psych. Club 4: Hi Times 2. Mildred Marie Cowan Adv. Rep. 1-3; Cafe 1-2; Knitting Club 2: Reading for Pleasure Club 3; Mohian Busi. Mgr. 4. Ora Valetta Cowan Girl Reserve 4. Ann Cunningham Cafe 1; Tea's. Ass't. 2-4: Library Ass’t. 3; Stage Crew 3; Office Ass’t. 4. Elaine Cunningham for Pleasure Club 3; Honor Roll Thomas Leviri Cunningham FYesh. Club 1; Mnth. Club 2. Ralph Benson Daugherty Plcavure Rending Club 2: Jr. Academy of Science 3. David Verloin deGruy Murphy Hi Y 3: Tren . M. Club 3; Bas- ketball Letter 3; Capt. Football 4. Dorothy Yvonne Curd Knitting Club 3; D. O. Club 4; Cafe Ass't. 1. Jane M. Curd Dance Club 2; Accounting Club 3: Tea’� . Ass’t. 2-3. Charles William Daniels Mun hy Hi Y 2-4: Band Orchestra 8-4; Four Art� Club 3-4: Cla Trca . 4; Adv. Rep. 3; Mohian Editor 4; Usher Club 4. Bette M. Davis Stamp Club Scc'y. 2: Red Cross Sewing 3: Tea’s. Ass't. 1-4; Honor Committee 4; Civic Welfare Com. 4. Marion Joyce Davis Spanish Club 2: Mon. 3; Tea's. Ass't. 3: Bible Study Club 3: Psych. Club 4: Girl's Emer. Room Mon. 4. William Crippen Davis D. O. Club 3-4; Archery Club 3-4. Jean Foy DeLaBar Rres. of Movie Radio 2; Tea’s. Ass't. 2-4; Office A� 't. 2; Hi Times 3-4; Bus. Mgr. Hi Times 4; Glee Club 1; Dance Club 3; Quill Sc Scroll 3-4 ; Victory Corp. 3« Achilles William Demetropulos Tennis Club 2; Hobby Club 3; Tea’s. Ass't. 1-4. Ivon Grace Devine Knitting Club 2; Civil Service Club 3; Girl Reserves 4; Mon. 4. Cathryn Vermeil Daugherty Tennis Club 2; Girl Reserve Sec’y. 3; D. O. Club 4. Robert Day Swimming 2; Basketball 2: Track 1; Hi Y Rep. 2: Football: Home Room Chair. 3; Red Streak Rep. Frances June Diamond F reah. Chorus 1; Adv. Rep. 2; Scribblers Club 2; Honor Council Rep. 3; Cheer Leader 3; Pres. Table Tennis 3; Orator- ical Contest winner 3; Chair, Civic Wel- fare 3; Welfare Court 3; Governing Council Rep. 4. Eugenia Daugherty Adv. Rep. 1-2; Tea's. Ass't. 1-2; Bible Study 8; School Book. 4; Cafe 2. Gloria Mae Diamond Girl Reserves 2-4. More for Your Money A■ I Iannis Earl Deas FYesh. Pres. Coffeeville Hi; Athletic Club 1-2. Evelyn H. Ditto Cheer Leader-Ram nay Hi 1-2: Rnmette Club 1-2. Gerald Edwin Dixon D. O. Club 3-4. Thelma Genevieve Dodge Girl Reserve 3; Read, for Pleasure Sec'y. 2; Eng. Dept. Ass't.. 1. Rebecca Anderson Downs Biology Study Club 2: Girl Reserve 3-4; Psych. Club I: Pick-Up Club 4. Kirtland Douglas Adv. Council 1-3: Tennis 1-2: Jr. Acad- emy of Science 3: Office Ass't. 3. Mabry Frazier Dozier Reading for Pleasure 2; Art Appr. Club 3. Mary Draughon Adv. Rep. 1-2: Four Art Club 3-4; HI Time 3: Mohian 4. Mary Elizabeth Dubourg Tea's. Ain't. 1: Latin Club 2: Medical Club 3: l ocker Office Ass't. 2-4. R. H. Duke Sylvia Dumas Jeannette Dunn Linden Hi-Bet Club: Pres. Sr. 4-H Club: Pres. B. T. U. Jimmie Lee Dunn Girl Reserves 1-4. Grace Harris Durant Tea' . Ass’t. 1-4: Alternate Adv. Coun- cil Rep. 2-3: Adv. Council Rep. 4: A Orchestra 1-4: Glee Club 4; Pres. Bible Club 3: Vice-Pre . Jr. Class; Four Art Club 2-4: Tennis 2; Girl Swimming Tournament. Roberta Duren Margie Earnest Girl Reserve 2; Psych. Club 4. Charles B. Easley Drawing Club; Boxing Club. Ralph McCrary England Coin Club 2: D. O. Club 3-4. Carol Cecile Evans Knitting Club Pres. 2: Chin-Chin 3; Yo Tappa Kce 4. Lois Earline Evans Fresh. Club. Grace Floyd Girl Reserves 2-3; Mon. 3; Yo Tnppa Keea 4. Gertrude Melvina Foster Adv. Council 1-2: Music Club 3-4: Hand A 3-4. Loleta Evans Jack H. Everett, Jr. Sketch Club 2: Four Art Club 2: Mgr. Football Track 2: Pres, of Fan Bund- lette A. H. S. 3: Glee Club 4; Football Team 4; Usher Club 4. Loretta Exuni School 1; IteadinK for Pleasure Trea. 3. Four H Club-School V-I res. at Georgia Phyllis Ann Foley Players 2-4: Four Art Club 2-4; Pan- thers Club 3-4: Phych. Club 4. Fred N. Forwood Intramural Basketball 2: Math. Club 2; Coin Club 3. Evelyn Louise Foster Music Club 2: Girl Reserves 1; A Band 1-4. Betty Lorraine Fox FYesh. Chorus 1 : Glee Club 2; Radio Movie Club 2: Glee Club 3: Girl Reserve 4. Norman Quentin Frederick Football 2-3. Sheffield Ala. Vaughn Carlyle Frederick Carolyn Jean Faulk Tea's. Ass't. 1: Hi Times Bus. Staff 2: Knitting Club 2; Tea's. Ass't. 2: Office Ass't. 3-4: Cafe 1-2; Reading Club 3. Genevieve Merle Foster Sec’y. Music Radio Club 2: Know Ala. Club 3; Pick-Up Club. Doris Gaddis Yo Ifcppa Kees 4: Sec. to Tea. 4; Pan- ther Club 4. Carol Renita Fitts „ „ _ Girl Reserves 2: See'y. Coin Club 3: Yo George M. roster, Jr. Tappa Kees 4. Music Club 2; A Band 3. Anna Elizabeth Garnett Girl Reserves 1-2; Four Arts Club 8; D. O. Club 4. Etta Belle Gaston I). O. Club 3-1: Panther Club 3. Stevie Goode Player 2-4; Hi Time 2-3; Gym A � ’t. 2. Marion Gravlee Knitting Club 3. Bernard Leroy Gilbert Readmit Club 2: Mon. 3. Harvey A. Goodrich Coin Club 2-3. Helen Gray Hornti Hi-Pres; Home Kc. Club 3; Soph. Clas : Sec’y. V-Pre . Jr. Clas� . Joe Houston Glover Intramural Club 3; Mon. Emer. Room 3. Betty Sue Goodwin Girl Reserve 2: Coin Club 8: Tea'� . Ass’n. 3-4. Ouida Gray Pro� . I). O. Club 4. Rosemary Goeke Knitting Club 2: D. O. Club 3. Joel NNalker Goldsby, III U her Club 4: Harte Hi Y 3-4: Mid year Soph. Prea.; Tenni� 2. Esther Lee Goodw'n Hoe and Rake Club 2: Knitting Club 8; Tea � . Ass’t. 2. Dorothy Agnes Gordon Student Council Rep. 4; Adv. Counci Rep. 8; Girl Reserve� 2: Office A � ’t. 4. Rex Marion Gray Tenni� Club 2: Math. Club 3; Football 8-4: Harte Hl-Y 3-4: Victory Council 3. Edna Elizabeth Green Girl Rosvrvo� 2-3; Fresh Chorus 1: D. O. 4. Arthur Torry Gomila Debating Club 2; Cafe 2: Harte Hi Y 1-4; Intramural Basketball T; Norman Alexander Graham Reading Club 2: Fresh. Club 1. Jack Greer Adv. Council 1: Murphy Hi-Y 1.4; Movie and Radio 2: Basketball Manager 3: In- tramural basketball 1-8; M. Club 3-4; Football Mgr. 3. Mac Barton Greer Pres. Class 4; Harte Hi Y 4: Debating Club 2: Scc’y. 2: Amer. Youth F'orum 8; Four Arts Club 4; Mon. 2: Ushers 3-4; Intramural itasketball 3. Dorothy Gertrude Grepke Glee Club 2: Players 2-3; Girl Reserves 4. Merrell Griffin Stella Jean Grubbs Knitting Club 2: Yo Tappa Kees 4; Girl’s Kmer. Mon. 4; Mohian 4; Sec'y. to Tea. 4; Players 3. Eugene M. Gunn Martha Emma Gunn N. H. S. 3-4; Stage Crew 2-3; Mohian 4; Tea's. Assr-t. 2-3; Office Ass't. 2; Welfare Store Ass't. 2. Thomas Milton Haas Tennis Club 1; Adv. Council 1; Scc’y. Math. Club; Glee Club 1-3; Intramural Badminton; Ushers Club 3-4; Harte Hi Y 3-4. Edward Ernest Hale Gwendolyn Hall Adv. Council 4; Radio Movie 2; Read- ing Club 8; Tea's. Ass't. 2-3. Margaret Irene Hall Knitting Club 2; D. O. Club 4. Richard Hall Evelvn Forrestine Hammond Glee Club 2-4; Girl's Sextet 3-4; Knitting Club 3: Office Ass't. 3; D. O. Club 4. Mary Lillian Hamer Medical Club 3; Psych. Club 4. Charles E. Harris Reading For Pleasure Club 2; Adv. Coun- cil Rep. 3. Doug C. Harris Four Arts Club 2-3; Intramural Basket- ball 2; B Band 2-3. Charlton Dukes Harris Archery Club 2; Drawing Hobby 3; In- tramural Basketball 1-3. Myrt'e Louise Hanvev FVeo-h. Chorus 1; Girl Reserve 2; I). F:. Club 4. ■ Margaret Virginia Hatcher Scribbler Club 2: Player� 8-4; Fan Rand llttf A. H. S. 8-4; Gym A«a t. 2. Gloria Antoinette Herndon Four Art� Club 2-8: Welfare Court 2: Tea'� . A� � 't. 1-8: Welfare A� � 't. 3: Stu- dent Council 2-4: D. O. Club 4. Walter Lee Hooper Intramural Sporta I: Locker Mon. 2: Var ity Football 8-4. Flov Rozelle Hathaway Knitting Club 8. Glenda Oneida Havard Orche� tra 3-4; Glee Club 3-4: Music Club 3. Janies Hayes William Maynard Heard. Jr. Projection Club 2: Coin Club 3: Victory Corps 8; Mon. 1-2: Intramural Basket- ball 2. James M. Holland Intramural Basketball 3: Appr. Radio and Movies 2: Amer. Youth Forum 4; Victory Corp. 3. Rohert Bruce Herrington Tenni� Club 2: Reading Club 3. Peyton Higgison Tenni� Club 2: Orchestra 1-4: Four Art� Club 8: Concert Master of Orches. 2-4: Harte Hi-Y 2-4; U� her Club 3-4; Hi Time� 3-4. Dorothy May Hinton Welfare day 1: Sec. Rep. 1; Music Club 2: Civil Service Club 3: Mon. 3: Tea's. Ass't. Frances Eloise Hodges Music Club 2; Sec'y. Hi Y Club 3. William Winston Hollis Tenni Club 2: Math. Club 3. Miriam Elaine Hopkins Adv. Rep. 3: D. O. Club 3-4; Tea’s. Ass't. 1-2: Movies and Radio Club 2; Locker Mon. 2; Office Ass't. 1. James Leonard Horton Glee Club 1-2: Dramatic Club 1: Foot- ball 2. Bettv Janelle Houston Girl Reserve� 8-4: Kmer. Room Mon.: Tea’s. Ass't.; Office Ass't. V-Pres. Senior Class 4; More For Your Money Club 2. Ire e Marshall Howard Traffic Mon. 1: Appro. Movies and Radio Club 2: Spanish Club 3; Tea's. Ass’t. 2: Cafe 2. Marv Catherine Howard Biol. Audi Club 1: Biol. Study Club 2. Fannie Mae Hughes Amer. Youth Forum 4: Tea’s. Ass't. 3: Girl Reserve Sec’y. 4; Mon. 4 : Panther 4. Gladys Evelyn Hull Knitting Club 2: Girl Reserves 3-4. Ruby Myrtle Humble Locker Mon. 3: Knitting Club 2: Tea’s. Ass’t. 3; Chin Chin Club 3; Booth Ass’t. 3. Virgin.a McDuffie Hybart Office Ass’t. 2: Four Arts Club 2-4; Adv. Rei 3: Mohian 4: HI Times 2: V-Pres. Pick-Up Club 4. Madelyn Claire Hyde Sec. Rep. 4; Tea’s. Sec’y. 4; Yo Tapp Kees 4. Margaret Mary Imahorn Betty Loucille Jackson Dance Club 2: Girl Reserve 3; Yo Tap- pa Kees 4 ; Sec’y. to Tea. 4 ; Panther Club 4. Fred Lewis Jackson Mon. 3-4; Know Ala. Club 3; Tea’s. Ass’t. 3-4. Mary Alice Jackson Glee Club 1-4; Music Club 3. Carolyn LaVoe Johns Knittins Club 2: Sec'y. Fresh. Club 1. Wvoma Lucile Johnson Film Airs Club 2; Tren. Good Neighbor Club 3: Panther Club 4; Yo Tappa Keel 4; Tea’s. Sec’y. 4. Gloria Deane Johnston Accounting Club 3; D. O. Club 4. Helen Jean Johnston Adv. Rep. 1 : More For Your Money Club 2: Rending for Pleasure 3; Office Ass't. 3. Margaret Floraine Joiner Dance Club 2: KnittinK Club 3: Yo Tappa Kees Club 4; Tea's. Ass’t. 4. Edmond N mston Jones Appr. Movie and Radio 2: Local Interest Club 3: Mon. 3. Hilton Elbert Jones Jr. Academy of Science 2-3; Intramural Sport 1-3. Lottie Jewell Jones Girl Reserves. Mary Argietta Jones Knitting Club 2: Letter Club 3; Tea’s. Ass't. 3: Yo Tappa Kees 4. Mary Ellen Jones Girl Reserve 2: Bible Club 3. Matred Jones Bible Club 3: Adv. Rep. 3-4. Anna Louise Jordan Chin Chin Club 3; Fresh. Club 1. Leila Jordan Mon. 2: Traffic Mon. 2: Girl Reserves 2-4; Civic Welfare Com. 4. Helen I ouise Keevan Girl Reserve 2-3. Vivian Kemp Jack F. Kilborn N. H. S. 3-4: Pres, of Class 2: Players 3-4: Ushers Club 4; Adv. Council 1-4; Student Council 3; Hartc Hi Y 3-4; Spanish Club 2-3. James Walker Kirk Aubrey L. Kirkus, Jr. Vera Lee Knox Pvych. Club 4; Panther Club 4. Dorothy Louise Konrad Fresh. Club 1; More For Your Money Club 2. Mary Katherine Konstanzer Knitting Club 2-3. Nicholas E. Kotis Appr. of Movies and Radio 2; Cafe 1-3. Eva Wade Kountz Adv. Council 1; Reading for Pleasure Club 1-3: Glee Club 2: Tea’s. Ass’t. 3. Dick Kruse Jacquelyn Mae Kuffskie Girl Reserves 2; Spanish Club 3; Locker Com. 3; Traffic Com. 3. Carl Henrv Kunzman. Jr. Kaston Hl-Football 2-3: aB.ketball 2-3: Physics 3: Swimming 2-3. Margarete Kurkulakes 1‘resh. Chorus 1; Knitting Club 2: Letter Club 3. . Alice Gwenda Kurth Knitting Club Sec’y. 2: V-Prcs. Garden Club 3; Psych. Club 4. Ra «on Marcelino Lemos Movie Radio Culb 2: Victory Corps 2 Mon. 3; Intramural Basketball 3; Play- era 4. Danny Langan Irv� n James Langford En . I)cpt. As t. 1: Cafe 2: Mon. 3: linrte H-Y 2-4: Usher Club 3-4: Mohian 4; Intramural Swimmini; 2: Debating Club Trea. 2. Mary Elizabeth Lawler Triffic Mon. 1: Band 1-2: Tea’s. Ass’t. 2-3: Tennis Club 2; Knitting 3: Yo Tap- pa Kees 4. Cavelle Dorothy Lentz Girl Reserve 2-3; Knitting 3: Newspaper 3. Roy Glynn Lett Music 1-3: Science 3; Orchestra 1-2. Eugene Wilson Lewis Four Arts Club 4; Adv. Rep. 4: Players 4 Marv Ellen Linscomb Film-Aircs Club 2: Civil Service Club 3. Betty Bland Lloyd Letter 2-3: Girl Reserves Sec’y. 4: Tea’s. Ass’t. 1. John Salter Locke Reading Club 2: Art Appr. Club 3; Mon. 3: Four Arts 4. William Louis Lawshe Reading Club 2: Drawing Club 4; Mon. 1-3. George Washington Lewis Mon. 1: Tennis Club 2: Intramural Bas- ketball 1-3: Track Team 1-2: Baseball 3-4: M-Club 4. Marv Helen Loftin Tea’s. Ass’t. 3: Panther Club 4. Roberta Leamaster Pres. Good Neighbor Club: Locker Offic« ... 2-4: Mon. 4; Dance Club 2. Mildred Lewis ✓ Mildred Marie Logan Betty Olivia Long Anne Lora Luckie Knitting Club 2: Pres. Girl Reserve 3: Study Club 2: Emer. Room Mon. 3. Adv. Rep. 3. June Powell McDaniel Psych. Club: D. O. Club. Mary Elizabeth Lone: Tennis Club 2: Medical Club 3; D. O. Club 4: Locker Office 2-3. William Maury Lyon Coin Club 2: Eng. Club 3; Ushers Club 3-4; Adv. Rep. 2-4: Intramural swim- ming 2; Basketball 1-2. Ray McDaniel Sports Club 3-4: Math. Club 3. Catherine Inge Lott Office Ass't. 1. Otis MacMahon Spanish Club: Tennis Club. Betty McDonald Appr. Radio Movies 2: Reading 3; I). O. Club 4. Kathryn Lowry Knitting Club 3. Charlie McCalip Lovett Rand: Bavketball 1 ; Orchestra 2-4: Movie Radio Club 2. Betty Joan McBride Adv. Council 1; Girl Reserves 2: Sec’y. Girl Reserves 3: Governing Council 3; N. H. S. 4; D. O. Club 4. Ernest McCluskey John Carltorv McDonald Movie Radio 2: Jr. Academy of Sci- ence 3. Louise Ray McFadden Girl Reserve 2: Psych. Club 4. Nick Geortre Lukes Sec’y. Class 1-4: Radio Movie 2: Travel 3: Mon. 1-4. Maceraret Lynn McCrary Mohian 4: Music Club 2-3. Glee Club 2-4; Band 4; Orchestra 4: Piano Music 3-4. % rr Mary Edith McGill Archery Club 2: Reading Club 3. Dorothy Allceno McWhirter Tea's. Ass’t. 1-2: Music Club 2-3: Mon. 3; A-Band 4: Psych. Club 4: Adv. Hep. 4; Trea. Pick-up Club 4. Janice Malone FT. Chorus 1: Adv. Council 1: Hi Time 3: Sports Ed Hi Times 4: Reidimr Club 3: Welfare Court 3: Panther Club 4; Writers Club 2. Horace Haywood McIntosh Gov. Council 3. Carolvn McLendon Bible Study Club 3: Tea's. Ass't. 4: Psych. Club 4: Muhian 4 : Geneva Hi-Nat. Beta Club 2: h'uturc Homemakers of Am. 2. Dick McWilliams Fresh. Club 1: Relic Club 3. Walter Ernest Macon Hobby Club 2: Local Interest Club 3. Dorothy Mae Mandeville Girl Reserve 2: Letter Club 3: Tea's. Ass't. 4. Catherine Cccile Marsa i More For Your Money Club 1: hour Arts Club 1-4: Tea's. Ass’t. 1-3: Pick-Up Club 4: V-Pres. Psych. Club. Frances Louise McNeil James Lucion Maddox Locker Office 2: Film Club 2: Mohian 4: Frevh. Club 1. Pick Up Club 4; Tea's. Ass't. 4. Charles Swift Marshall Baseball Myr. 1: Baseball 2-4. Ronald Jordan McNeil Sec'y. F. F. A. 2. Max Maisel Garden 1 : Archery 2: Radio 2: I arlia- mentary Law 3. Bernice Aenes Martin Study Club 3: Yo Tapps Kees 4: Tca'r. Sec'y. 4. Melba Yvette McNider Dance Club 2: Sec. Rep. 2: D. O. Club 4 ; Dance Club 3. Myrtle Lee Mallette Stamp Club 2: Knittimt Club 3; Bible Study Club 4. Philip Earl Mask Frerh. Club 1 : Movie and Radio Club 2. Eric Hobart Mason Projection Club 2: Photography Club 3. Mary Jo Mayer More For Your Money Club 2: Knitting Club 3. Jacmieline Gertrude Miller Biology Club 2: Glee Club 2: Bible Club 3 Walter Emrene Mason F esh. Club 1. Edith Nan Matzenjrer Tea’� . A� ‘t. 1-2: Adv. Rep. 2: Four Arts 1-4: Mon. 2: Office See. 4: Mohian 4; V-Pres. Jr. Players 2: Yo Tappa Kees Club 4; N. II. S. Norma Shirley Mav Radio Movie Club 2; Reading 3: D. O. Club 4. Walter T. May, Jr. Coin Club 1; Sports Appr. 2: M. Club 3-4; Hi Y 4: Football 3 4: Baseball 3 4; Cafe 1-3: Basketball 3-4. Walter Calloway Mayes Anita Evelyn Mavr FYevh. Chorus 1: Music Club 2: Glee Club 2-4: Players 3-4. Melvin Norris Mauldin Stamp Club 2: A Band 3; Ass't. Sec. Rep. 3; A Band 4. Alfred Maurice Mead Yo Tappa Kees 4: Sec’y. to Coach. Homer Aloysis Minshew, Jr. Stamp Club 2; Varsity Football 2-3- Wrights Mon. 2. Geonre Stanley Mitchell, Jr. Plant Hi-Soph. Rep.: Archery Club 2: Bible Club 3: Players 3-4: liarte Hl-Y 3-4; Mohian 4: Pres. Student Council 4: Ushers Club 4. Nola Maxine Montgomery Panther Club 4; Yo Tappa Kees 4: Art Club 3. Eula Gienvenia Moody Girl Reserve Club 2: lea's. Ass't. 4; Yo Tappa Kees 4. Wanna Joyce May N. H. S. 3-4: Ass't. Ed. Hi Times 4; School Orator Winner: Quill and Scroll 4; Traffic Mon. 2; Players 2-4. Thelma Evelyn Merrill Fresh. Cho. 1: Glee Club 2-4: Reading Club 2-3; Girl Reserves 4; Jr. Nurses John Howard Moore Glee Club 2-3: Jr. Academy of Science 3: Philatelic Club 2. Rubv Anabel Moore Sewing Club 2; D. O. Club 3. Archie William Moran Tennis Club 2; Intramural Basketball 2. James Boyd Morris Reading Club 1 2. Ruth Lee Morrow A Hand 1-3: Dramatic 3: Basketball 1-2: Ciirl Reserve 1-3: Tennis 2-3: A Hand 4; A Orchestra 4. Charles Eugene Moulyet Mary Edith Mullins Hude Hi-4-II Club 1-3; Glee Club 1-3: Pres. 4-H Club 2. Dorothy Frances Muntz Tea's. Ass’t. 2-3: Movies and Radio Club 3; Good Neighbor Club 3: Tea's. Sec’y. 4 William Arant Murphy Tennis Club 2: Jr. Academy of Science 3: Adv. Rep. 2-3: Hi Tjmes 3. Dot Louise Murnll Fresh. Chor. 1: Rep. Student Council 1-2: Clam Favorite 2: Queen 2; Chair. Lost F. 2; Players 2-4; Cheerleader 3-4. Juanita Elizabeth Myers Tennis Club 2; Know Ala. Club 3: Yo Tappa Kees 4; Hand 1; Tea’s. Sec’y. 4. Anna Louise Naef Girl Reserves 2-4; Chair. Service Com. 3: Pres. 4. Beverly Jean Nelsen Letter Club 2: Girl Reserves 3-4-V-Pres. Tri. James Columbus Nelson Governing Council 1-2. Com. Chair. V- Pres. Parliamentary Law Club 2: Movie and Radio 3: Know Ala. 4; Mon. 3-4 Victory Corps 3. Helen Joyce Nesbett Raymond Niblett Reading Club 2: Photography Club 3; Intramural Basketball 3; Swimming 2: Glee Club 4. Georjre Edward Nicholas Movie and Radio 2: Local Interest Club 3. Dorothy Christine Niedermeier Girl Reserves 2; Coin Club 3. Dorothy Grace Nixon Library Ass’t. 1: Knitting Club 2; Four Arts Club 3-4: Mon. 3; Hoe and Rake Club 3: Office Ass’t. 4 ; Psych. Club 4. Edward Nurse Baseball 3-4: Football 3-4; M Club 4; Murphy Hi Y. 3-4; Projection Club 2. Theresa Theodora O’Brien Fresh. Chor. 1; More for Your Money 2; Panther 4; Civic Welfare Com. 4; Cafe 2-3. Marie Odom Bertha Joyce Odom Girl Reserve 2. Sec’y. Tri.; Pres. Tri. Mann Wills Oglesby Central HI Red Cross 2: Model Airplane Club: Murphy Hi Mohian 4; Players 4. Jean Oldham Girl Reserves 3-4; Student Bookk. for Cafe 4. Helen Hynde O’Neill Adv. Rep. 1-3: Mon. 8: Student Council 4; More For Your Money Club 2: Read- ing Club 3: Mohian 4: Tea's. Ass't. 2. Myrtie Ree Osborne Study Club 1-2. Thomas Earl Page Movie and Radio Club 2: Fresh. Club 1. Sara Ellen Palmer Movie and Radio Club 2; Tea’s. Avs’t. 2-3: Know Ala. 4. Madelyn Palmiter Red Cross Knitting Club 2-3: Tea’s. Ass't. Biol. Ass’t.: Welfare 2. Nick Pappas Alvertine Parker Adv. Rep. 1; Tennis Club 2: Girl Re- serves 3; Office Ass’t. 3. Robert Ercel Parker Mon. 1: Welfare Store 2-4: Tea’s. Asi t. 2-4: Mohian 4: Yo Tappa Keex 4; Play- er 2-4. Barbara Maxine Parmer McDonogh Hi-Pres. Voc. Interest Club 1: Volley Ball Capt. 3; Adv. Rep. 2: Soft Ball Co.Capt. 1. Don Dale Partridge Drama Club 1; Music 1: Him Airs 2: Players 3-4; Yo Tappa Kees 4; Tea’s. Sec’y. 4. E. R. Patrick Woodworking Club 2: Jr. Hobby Club 3; Mon. 3. Deloris Payne Psych. Club 1; Fresh. Chorus 1. Charles Peevy Glee Club 2: A Hand 2-4: Music 2-3: Glee Club 2-4; Pi ych Club 4. Marie Pennington Bible Study Club 3: Tea' . Ass't. 4; Mon. 2-4; Glee Club 2-4: Pick-Up Club 4. Harriet Peterson Mary Louise Pitard Jr. Academy of Science 3: Mon. 3: Knit- ting Club 2. Virginia Pollard Psych. Club 1. Jack Todd Pollock Motion Picture Club 2: Sec’y. Jr. Acad- emy of Science Club 3; Intramural Bas- ketball 1-2. Henderson Potter Betty Ruth Pringle Tea's. Ass't. 1-3: Music Club 2: Sec. Sec'y. 2; B Band 1-2: Accounting Club 3: A Band 3-4; A Orchestra 4: School Bookkeeper 4. William J. Puckett Movies and Radio 2: Mon. 2: Art 3. Emma Jean Pugh Fress. Chorus 1: Movie and Radio 2: Mon. 2; Bible Club 3: Glee Club 3-4 Tea's. Ass't. 4; Sec. Chair. 1-4; Yo Tap- pa Kees 4; Panther Club 4; Girl Re- serves 4. Ouida Mae Pugh Am. Youth Forum 2-3; Trea. Program Chair. Jane Agnes Purvis Archery Club 2; Readmit 3: Office Ass't. 2: Cafe 1-3. Ralph Richard Pybum, Jr. Fairfield-Football 3-4; Capt. 4; Basket- ball 3-4: Baseball 2-4: M Club 3: Pres. 4; Murphy Hi Y. 3-4; Boxing 3. Edna Earl Radford Knitting Club 2-3: Yo Tappa Kee 4: lea's. Sec’y. 4. Maude Elizabeth Rainey Band 1-3: Knitting Club 3. Walter Foxley Ramey Stamp Club 2: Locker Office Ass't. 2: Mon. 8. Sturgill Freeland Ratliff Movies and Radio Club 8-4; Gold Medal Basketball Tournament 3-4. Margery Ann Rawls Yo Tappa Kees 4; Tea’s. Sec’y. 4: Glee Club 1-3. Francis Leroy Reasonover Movio And Radio Club 2: Teen Age Host Y. W. C. A. Dances. J. Lamar Rencher Flayers 2-4: Stage Crew 4: Intramural Swimming 2; Tea’ . Ass't. 3: Victory Corp. 3. Georgia Joyce Roberts Tea’s. Ass’t. 1-3: Cafe 2: Enter. Room Mon. 2; Mohian Sec’y. 4: D. O. Club 4: Red Cross Knitting 2-3. James Webster Reaves, Jr. H. C. Rester, Jr. Rending 2; B Band 2; A Band 3-4. Henry Arrington Roberts Stamp Club. WiLiam Paul Redell Tea's. Ass't. 1-3: B Band 2; A Orch. 3; Music Club 3: Music 1: A Band 3; Mon. 3; Mohian. Edna Earle Reeves Biology Club 2: Intramural Club 3. Lyndall Joyce Rhodes Knitting Club 2: Good Neighbor V-Pres. 3. Durwood Rhodey Sports Appr. 2: Intramural Basketball 1-8: M Club 4: Football 3: Pres. Read- ing Club 3. Dorothy Marie Robiliard Knitting Club 2: Medicine Club 3: Yo Tai pa Keen 4; Fresh. Chorus 1. Vernon Harris Robinson Football 2-4: M Club 4: Sports Appr. Club 2; Boxing Club 3; Basketball 4. George Jefferson Reeves A Band Orch. 1-4: Music Club 2-3: Fan Randlette A. H. S. 3-4: Psych. Club 4. May Eleanor Rice Student Council 1-8: Fresh. Chorus 1: Players 2-4; Glee 4: Sec'y. Program Chair. Players 2-4; Pres. Pick-Up Club 4 Martha Jane Roche Frances J. Rogers _ Mon. 1-2: Orch. 1-2: Movie and Radio 2: Film Aires 3; Psych. Club 4. Dorothea Elaine Reith Frances Warren Richardson Girl Reserves 2-3: Yo Tappa Kees. Gwendolyn Marcella Rogers Knittinsc Club 1: Good Neighbor Club 2: Tea's. Ass’t. S; Yo Tap pa Kce 4. Harriet Brice Rossman More Kor Your Money Club 2: V-Pres. Mid-year Soph. Class; Dance Club 3; Pick-Up Club 4; Dance Club 4. Mary Yvonne Rumph Girl Reserves 2; Sec’y. D. O. Club 4. Helen Euree Rushing Uniontown Hi-Basketball 1-3; Nat. Beta Club 2-3; Cheer Leader 2: Glee Club 1-3; Tea’s. Ass’t. 3; Mon. 4. Dolores Helen Saad Letter Club 2; Medical Club 3; Reporter 3; Panther Club 4. Richard Lee Sanders Intramural Basketball 3. William Gillis Sanders Adv. C. 2; V-Pres. Debating Club 2; Wei. St. Ass’t. 2-3: Old Relic Club 3; Hartc Hi Y 1-4. Edward Tisdale Sauls Eng. Dept. 4; Cafe 1-4; Debating Club 2: Hart Hi Y 2-4; Usher Club 3-4; Pres. 4; Oratorical Contest 3. George Richard Schnell Intramural Basketball 1-2: Pres. W. H. U. A.: Mon. 2. Marion N. Schnell Knitting Club 2-3; Pres. 8; Tea’s. Ass’t. 2; Mon. 2. Claude Furniss Scott Projection Club 2; Jr. Academy of Sci- ence 3; A Band 3-4. Billie Jeane Scroggins Doris Eudylinc Scruggs Glee Club 2-4; Red Cross Sewing Sec’y.; Four Arts Club 4. Thelma Bernice Seibert Radio and Movie Club 2: Study Club 3; Tea’s. Ass’t. 4. Rose Mary Semon Class Sec’y. 1-2: Girl Reserves 2: Medi- cal Club 3; Glee 3; Hi Times 3. Oma Irene Sharp Mon. 3; Adv. Council 4; Girl Reserves 3. Edwin J. Sherrin Golf Club 2-3. Dorothy Shirley Irma Louise Simms Harley Robert Smith Girl Resrrvra 2: D .O. Club 3 4: Sec. Trea. D. O. Club 4: Tea’� . Ass't. 1-2. Lawrence Connie Smith Appr. Movie k Radio 4. Barney Lewis Shull Archery 8; Ala. Jr. Academy of Science 4; Trea. Mid-Year Soph. Clan Trea. Mid- Year Jr. Clan : Sr. Class. Emery Lee Shull Travel Club 2: Prey. Mid Jr. Class 8: Archery Club 3: Cafe 3: Pres. Mid Sr. Class 4; Jr. Academy of Science Sec. 4. Kathryn Eugenia Shultz Sec'y. Tea. 4: Yo Tappa Kees 4: Panther Club 4; Bookkeeper 4. Nellie Theresa Sierke Chin-Chin Club 2; Span. Club 3; Mon. 3. Alonzo Griffin Sims Tennis Club 2; Coin Club 3: Baseball 3. Maxine Sinclair Virginia Neal Singley Tea's. AswH. 2-4; Appr. Movies Radio 2; Civil Service Club 3. Lillian E. Sisson Coin Club 3; Yo Tappa Kees 4. Azelee Skinner and Marie Smith Girl Reserves 2; Coin Club 3. Phyllis Ann Smith Reynolds Richard Smith, Jr. Edward Dewey Simms Intramural Basketball-metal won; Appr. Movies and Radio 2: M Club 4; Capt. Soph. Football team; Varsity Football 3-4; Baseball 3-4. Mary Jane Slaton Hi Times 2-4; Cir. Man. Hi Times 4; Sec. Rep. 2-3; Tea's. Ass't. 1-3; Four Arts Club 2-4; More F'or Your Money Club 2-4; Pick-up Club 4; Cafe 4; Foot- ball team Sponsor 4. Ruby Emma Smith Appr. Movie k Radio 2; Member Civil Service 3; Girl Reserves 4. Willie Herman Smith Hand 2-3: Mimic Club 2-3; A Band 4: Tea' . Sec’y. 4. Julius Alphonse Snellman Radio Club 3. Sidney William Snyder Mon. 2: Projection Club 2-3. Betty Carolyn Southall Letter Club 2: TcaV Sec’y. 4; Yo Tapp� Keen 4; Girl Reserves 3. Ann Spencer Sarita Shiela Sprague Archery Club 2: Tea’ . A «’t. 3; Trea. Span. Club 3; Yo Tnppn Kces; Tea’� . Sec’y. Mary Marvin Sproles Player 1-4: Office A s’t. 3: Tea’ . Ass’t. 2; Glee Club 1-2: Pick Up Club. James Cecil Stalling I Jilin Club 2; Player 3-4; Harte Hi-Y 3-4: Tea’tr. A � ’t. 2: Hi Time 3; Civic Welfare 4; Usher Club 4. Mitzi Jean Steadham Girl Reserve 2: Bible Study Club 3; Sec’y. 4. Alma Daisie Steiner Girl Reserve 1; B aBnd 2: Emer. Room Mon. 3. Gilbert LaRue Steiner, Jr. Gloria Louise Steiner I-etter Club V-Prea. 3-4; Coral Readinir Club 3: Locker Ins. 3: Yo Tappa Kee 4: Four Art Club 4: Fresh. Ch. 1-2. Frances Marian Spain Film Air Club 2: Psych. Club 3. Nell Ree Stanton Russell Hi-Flrat Aid Club 3. Gloria Therese Steiner Coin Club 2-3; Yo Tappn Kees Club 4. Carl Henry Spanyer, Jr. Glee Club 1-3: ReadinK for Pleasure 2: Jr. Academy of Science 3. William C. Stapleton Band Orch. 2-4: Radio Club 2: Pho- tography 8: N H S 3-4. Roger Gorden Stevens, Jr. Mon. 2: Appr. 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Chor. 1; Tea’� Ass't. 2-3: Mon. 3; Knitting Club 4; Panther Club 4. Dorothy Mae Taylor Knitting Club 2: Coin Club 3. James T. Strickland Tennis Club 2: Tea’� . Ass't. 3-4; Music Radio 3. Edward Holt Swetman, Jr. Projection Club 2; Victory Corps. 3. Florence Davidson Taylor Jr. Players 2: Pres. 2: Prog. Chair Play- ers 3; Sec'y. Ad. Coun. 4; Macbeth 3: Rep. Ad. Coun. 8-4. Jean Taylor Girl Reserve 2-3. Edith Terrell Knittfnsr Club 2: Four Arts Club 2: Yo Tnppn Kec 2; Hi Time Staff 2-8: Tea'� . A� ’t. 4. William Theris Ad. Council: Pres. Sophomore 2: Pre . Sport Appr. Club 2: M Club 2-4: Murphy Hi-Y 3: Welfare 2: Football 2-4: lia� , ketball 4. Charmaine Thomas A Orchestra 1-4; Knitting Club Sec’y. 2: Garden Club 3. Martha Sue Thompson Bill James Thorworth Equation Club 2: Mon. 3: Harte Hi Y 3; I. Mary Lee Tindel Knitting Club 2: Mon. 3. Maida Ruth Toenes Adv. Council 1-3: Hi Time 3: Knitting Club 8: Radio Club 2: Panther Club 4: Yo Tappa Kecv 4 ; Civic Welfare 4 : Pick Up Club 4. Mary Catherine Tonsmeire Adv. Rep. 2-4: More For Your Money Club 2: V-Pre . Knitting Club 3; Wel- fare Store Asa’t. 3: Mohian Business 4. Evelyn Toole Brownsville Hi. Sec’y. Class 3: Austin Hi. Pan-Am. Club 2: Toppers 2: Select Scholars 1-2. Norma Twanette Torp Fresh. Ch. 1: Girl Reserve 1-8: Psych. Club 4: Panther Club 4; Civic Welfare 4. Lois Jacqueline Trotter Glee Club 1-2: D. O. Club 3-4. I Everette Turner Jimmy Vickers Ed Vickery Hi Y Club 1: D. O. Club 4. A. Kent Van Cleave Stamp Club 2; Engineering Club 3: Foot- ball Mgr. 4: Intramural Basketball Swimming 2: M Club. Mildred Maxine Vaughan Chin Chin Club 3; Mon. 4. Verna Lee Vaught Sec. Rep. 1: Cafe. 1-2: Four Arts Club 2-3; D. O. Club 4. Bernadette Josephine Wahl Girl R wrv« 3. Rhett Pringle Walker En . Dept. Aaa't. 1; Intramural Swim- mini; 2: Coin Club 2: V-Prea. Math Club 3; Prea. N. H. S. 3: Uaher Club 4;Chcm. Aaa’i. 4. Peggy Nall Bible Study Club 3; Paych. Club. 4; Office Aaa't. 3-4. Estell Wallace Girl Reserve 2: Parliamentary Paych 3: A Orcheatra 2: Emer. Room Mon. 2-3. Grant Rowland Wallin, Jr. Muaic Club 2-3: Ala. Jr. Academy of Science 4; Band 1-4. Nellie LaVon Wassman Girl Reaervea 2: Mon. 2: Office Aw’t. 3; Yo Tappa Keea 4. Winston Roberts Waters Intramural Sporta 1-2: Hartc Hi Y 3-4: Mohian 4; Four Arta 4; Mon. 3: Wel- fare Court 3. Jimmy Watt Martha O’Lene Webb Coin Club 2: V-Prea. 3; D. O. Club 4. Fan Alexander Wedgworth Tennia Club 2. John D. West Philatelie Club 2: Jr. Academy of Sci- ence 3. VaRue Evans Whitten Knitting Club 2: Four Arta Club 3-4. Blacksher White-Spunner Prea. Debating Club 1 ; Prea. Math. Club 3: S-eV. Harte Hi Y 4; Scc'y. Uahera Club 4. Audrey Elizabeth Williams Knitting Club 2; Girl Reaervea 3. Tula Mae Williams James Clyde W alton Tennia Club 1; M. Club 3; Football 3-4; Drill Sq. 2. Betty Ruth Welch Study Club 1-4: Scc’y. Tea. 4. Edgar Kress Wilson A Band 1-4; Muaic Club 2: Paych. Club 3. Cora Juan ico Wilson Girl Reserve 2-3: D. O. Club 4. .fMm ( M f m Vernon Albert Yost Sec. Rep. 1: Mon. 1: Tenni� Club 2: Mon. 2; Math. Club 3. Francis teaman Williams Coin Club 2: Mnth Club 3. Hollis Jav Wiseman Pre«. Movie Radio Club 2; M Club 3-1 Doris Marie Young Girl Reserves Club 2: Bible Study 3 ; Yo Tapp� Keen 4: Ten’ . A ’t. 4. F. Eugone Willard Int. M u ic 2: Rending Club 2: A Band 3-4: Tren. Bible Club 3: Glee Club 4. Ted Ross Wofford, Jr. Victory Corp . 3. Patricia voun r Fresh. Chor. 1: Music Club 2: Glee Club 2: Mnth Club 3: Mohian 4. Margaret Eloise Willingham Chin Chin Club 2: Tea’ . A ’t. 2-3: Cafe 4. M. Fralin W:lHanvj Radio Club: 1 . A. Sy� tem-N. O. Dor’s E'aine Williams Ha. Best All Around Girl 1. Marjorie Woodward David Joel Wootton Hi-Y 1-2. Janice Wood Adv. Council 1 : Cafe 1-8. Four Arts Clu’- 2-4: V-Pre 1-2: Sec’y. Class 3-4; Office Ass’t. 4: Mohian 4. Phil Wallace Young Span. Club 2: Glee Club 2: V-Pres. Span • Club 3: D. O. Club 4. Marv Jane Ziegler Knitting Club 2: Adv. Council I: Four Arts Club 2-4. Charlotte Belle Zivitz Kditor Hi Times 4: Gov. Council 4: Wei- fare Queen 1 : Quill Scroll 4; Players 1-3; Tea’s. Ass’t. 1-4. Nelson, de Gruy, Pyburn, Theris “M” CLUB COLORS: BLUE AND GOLD OFFICERS: President .......................................................... Ralph Pyburn Secretary and Treasurer ............................................ David deGruy Custodian .......................................................... Jimmy Nelson Sponsor ............................................................. Mr. Huckaby Don Barbour Charles Balzi James Boone A1 Browning Joe Ed Browning Jim Davis David deGruy Jack Greer Billy Holloway MEMBERSHIP: Walter Hooper Pcarlie Howell James Jones Irvin Jordon Dick Little Walter May Jimmy Nelson Edward Nurse lack Pate Mabon Pugh Ralph Pyburn Durwood Rhody Vernon Robinson Edward Simms Roger Stevens Billy Theris Jim Walton Jimmy Watt Row one (left to right) Nelson: Theris: Pyburn: deGruy: May; Stevens; Walton. Row two (left to right) Davis; Robinson: Browning: McDavid; Jordon: Holloway; Krhardt: Lewis; A1 Browning. Row three (left to right) Barbour; Nurwe: Balzli: Pugh; Rhody; Greer; Calhoun; Little; Bick- erstaff; Simms; Wiseman. football Captain Pyburn Robinson. Theris. Head football Coach Huckabee. dc Gruy. A� a t. Coach Newdomo Cheer leaders- Dick Allen. Dot Murrill. Robert Strickland. Jean Milne. Bobby Singleton. MURPHY 26—McGILL 0 Murphy’s Golden- Panthers got off to a flying start in their first game for the 1943 football season by taking an inexperienced McGill team for a 26 to 0 ride. The Panthers scored early in the first quarter when Gate Nelson intercepted a partially blocked McGill pass and ran for a touch- down. The conversion was missed and the Panthers kicked to McGill, who fumbled; Murphy recovered and quickly pushed over a second touchdown on a pass from Irvin Jordan to Ralph Pyburn. They scored again in the third quarter after they had driven deep into McGill territory. This time it was David De Gruy, who did the honors. The final Panther tally came in the third quarter with another Jordan to Pyburn pass. At no time in the game did Mc- Gill threaten the Panthers serious- ly and they were never able to get within 20 yards of the Panther goal. For Murphy it was Pyburn, Theris, Nelson, Holloway and Bar- bour, who stood out in the line, with Jordon, McDavid, and De Gruy showing well in the back- field. In the McGill ranks it was Chris Calmetti, Paul Thompson, Lettermen: Balzli Barbour, l oone, Calhoun First U.M.S. — Murphy, 6 - U.M.S., 0. and Tom Nonnemaker who con- sistently were in on the tackles, with Burke Strong doing a swell job of backing up and Carl Hen- dirckson sparking the Yellow Jac- ket offensive. MURPHY 19— PASCA- GOULA 0 The Murphy High Football Team kept their record clean by downing a tough Pascagoula club 19 toO in Pascagoula. The game was an exceptionally rough one with Holloway getting knocked out and Pyburn spraining his ankle. An intercepted pass in the first quarter set up Murphy's opening tally and from then on the Panthers had their way, rolling up two more touchdowns and bring- ing home the bacon for the second straight time. MURPHY 40—U.M.S. 0 The Murphy Panthers took a second notch in their city cham- pionship belt as they rolled over a helpless U. M. S. team 40 to 0. The Murphy team scored in all four quarters and even found time to score twice in the second and fourth quarters. De Gruy called a nice game from quarter back and the Murphy offensive worked as smoothly as a Big Ben Alarm Clock; while on the defense the Panther line did a bang up job of Lettermen: De Gruy, Everett, Holloway, Hooper bottling up Tom Martin, Wright’s all star halfback. Scoring touch- downs for Murphy were Howell, Jordon, McDavid, De Gruy, and Stevens. These, together with Ed Simmes, did most of our ground gaining. The entire first and second string lines played well with Nel- son, Theris, Pyburn, and Walton all playing spectacularly. Inciden- tally this was our third straight scoreless game. MURPHY 0—MOSS POINT 2 Murphy’s Panthers were tumbl- ed from the undefeated ranks by a 2 to nothing count at the hands of a hard charging Moss Point Eleven. Murphy kicked to Moss Point, who proceeded to march down the field until Irvin Jordan snatched an opportune fumble out of the air and raced for a score, only to have it called back because it had struck the ground. From then on it was a tight battle, with Moss Point hav- ing a slight edge until in the third quarter Junior White blocked Jor- don’s punt and Jordon fell on the ball in the end zone for a safety, which two points were the victory margin. Theris, DeGruy, and Jordan played well for Murphy, with Fag- Lettermen: Howell, Jones, Jordan, Little Jordon Fakes to Howell, Making Gain, Aided by DeGruy’s Blocking. y- gard and White standing out for the victors. MURPHY 19— PENSA- COLA 0 Murphy journeyed to Pensacola where the team avenged a 14 to 7 defeat handed them last year by the Tigers, defeating an inferior P. H. S. team 19 to 0. Murphy scored in the second quarter after driving deep into Pensacola territory and held a 7 to 0 lead at the half. Upon their re- turn in the third quarter Murphy really went to work and pushed across two more touchdowns, los- ing a third when a holding penalty pushed them from the Pensacola goal line. In winning this game Murphy rolled up 14 first downs and partly erased the memory of last week’s 2 to 0 loss at the hands of Moss Point. Without a doubt, Murphy’s outstanding player and the most outstanding player on the field was Pearley Howell, who played a brilliant game at full back. MURPHY 13—G.C.M.A. 0 In the first night football game of the year, the Murphy Panthers not only trounced but also out- played a heavier and older G.C.- M.A. team. Murphy did not waste any time in proving they were out to win by scoring the first time Lettermen: McDavid, McGehee, May, Nelson McGill-Jordon, Gains 66 Yds., Leaves String of McGill Tacklers in His Wake they were in possession of the ball with a beautiful run by Roger Stevens. The cadets from Gulf Coast were completely manhandled during the first half, with one Murphy drive being stopped on the ten and another good for the sec- ond tally and again it was Stevens who carried the mail. The second half was a seesaw affair with neither team scoring. And the final scoreboard read Murphy 13, Gulf Coast 0, with a great share of the victory going to Stevens and Howell in the backfield and May and Walton in the line. This game makes the Murphy record stand at five wins against one loss. The Panthers have scor- ed the lump total of 117 points in six games against 2 for the opposi- tion, and is yet to have their goal line crossed! We think that is quite a record and we take our hats off to the team. MURPHY 19—SIDNEY LANIER 0 Well we (meaning the team of course) finally defeated Sidney I.anier. As a matter of fact, Mur- phy not only defeated, but also shut out the Montgomery team by a 19 to 0 score. The Panthers tallied two touchdowns in the first quarter with De Gruy crossing the Poet’s goal for the first tally and a Jordan to Barbour pass good for the second. The first tally would have been sufficient for victory because Murphy’s stout line led by Theris and Pyburn held the Poets in check for the full four quarters and kept Murphy’s goal line from being crossed, but Murphy, who has usually come out on the short end of the score, added insult to injury by scoring another and then another touchdown on the hapless Montgomery team. Without a doubt the highlight of the game came in the third quarter when Roger Stevens took the snap from center on the Murphy 27 and raced fi6 yards to the Poet 5. From there Pearlie Howell took over and put the game on ice with Murphy’s third touchdown. MURPHY 37—McGILL 6 With the city championship at stake the Murphy Panthers took the field against the McGill Yel- low Jackets. When the final dust of battle had cleared, the score- board read Murphy 37, McGill 6, and two happy football teams left the playing field. Murphy, happy because of the city championship they had just won; and McGill, happy because they had scored the first touchdown of the season against the hard charging Murphy line. Now for the scoring of Murphy: Lettermen: Robinson, Simms, Stevens, Theris the Panthers started their rout in the first quarter, when Pearlie Howell after sparking the first Panther drive to the McGill 27, took the snap from center and raced across the Jacket’s goal. The Panthers struck twice in the second quarter with Watts crashing the McGill line after a sustained drive of 35 yards for the first tally and Jordan intercepting a McGill pass and racing 66 yards to the McGill two, from whence Jordan bucked over for the Panther’s third tally. In the third and fourth quarters, Murphy’s second string playeJ most of the time and covered themselves with glory by driving 50 yards for the fifth Panther tally, after the first team had scored the fourth Panther touch- down early in the third quarter. The final Panther tally come on a pass from Jordan to Stevens. Late in the fourth quarter, a determined McGill team ripped through the Panther’s second string until they reached the Mur- phy 15, and Coach Huckabee sent the first string racing in; how- ever, McGill was determined to save their face and did so by scor- ing the first touchdown scored on the Panthers in the 1943 season on a brilliant end around by John Calmetti, end and captain of the McGill team. Well, that wound up the scoring, the city championship, and Mur- phys’ record of not having their goal line crossed. To pick out any individual stars would be difficult because the entire Murphy team covered itself with glory. MURPHY 18—U.M.S. 0 Murphy wound up it’s 1943 football season with an 18 to noth- ing victory over a hard fighting U. M. S. team. The U.M.S. team, which had earlier lost forty to nothing to the Panthers, surprised almost 12,000 spectators by their stubborn re- sistance which held the Panthers to only three touchdowns. Murphy scored her first touch- down in the second quarter when Pyburn blocked a U.M.S. punt and Gate Nelson fell on the ball in the end zone. The conversion was blocked. The second Panther touchdown was made by De Gruy after a Panther drive led by Stevens had carried deep into U.M.S. territory. The third and last touchdown came in the last quarter on a six yard run after the “Jeep Theris Special’’ had set up the score. Jordan and Stevens stood out for Murphy in the backfield, while Pyburn, Theris, Nelson and May stood out in the line. Lettermen: Walton, Watts, Rhodey, Van Cleve Row 1: Mitr. Rhodey. Hooper, Pyburo. Theriw, May. Rob- inson, Wniton. Nelson. Har- bour. Boone Row 2: Micr. Cravlee. Pate. Holloway. McCehee. Pujch. de Gruy. Stevens. Howell. Jordan. Halzli. Little. Grey. McDavid. Mgr. Powell. Row 3: Coach Huckabrc. Hailey. Crosby. Erhardt, Stewart. h'alk. Armstead. Lowe. Burkett. Nurse. Watts. Baker. Bickerstaff. Everett. Calhoun. Coach Newdome. Murphy’s David de Gruy Stops McGill’s End Hun . . . Jordan Gains From Moss Point . . . Murphy Carries Ball For Gain — U. M. S. . . . McDavid Attempts to Break up Moss Point Pass . . . Murphy Tries for Point — McGill . . . Smothered! U. M. S.—Murphy . . . Rip-roaring Jordan Re- turns Punt (U. M. S.) ... Moss Point Stops Howell! . . . Holloway Leads Interference for Jordan — U. M. S.. .. McGill Finally Stops McDavid. . . FOOTBALL SPONSORS —— f ggyAnn Btrks Capfai Sponsor J1%ry Trances Deer i Jiv'd I Pna ? 1 iomI nson Jtfai'd 12 FOOTBALL SPONSORS On Floor: Shanahan, Hobson, Pitman, Carlin, Briram. Barsity Row: Greer, Bickerstaff. Kunzman, Schnell, Calhoun, Stevens, King:, Balzli. Standing:: Woods, Hill du Mont, Bowden, Sharpless, Coan, Branson. Captain Pyburn. basketball Calhoun Makes Foul Shot—Schnell Fights for Ball—Excitement on the Hardwood. Jump Ball Coach C. P. Newdome Basketball Mgrs.: Haas, Cogburn, Gravlee. MURPHY HIGH BASKETBALL SEASON 1943-44 Well, Murphy High School has finished another Basketball season. And what a season! Nineteen wins against two losses! That ought to be a pretty good record in any coach’s book. A great share of credit must go to Coach Casimir P. Newdome, who did a swell job and who carried his team on to a suc- cessful finish, after having lost such outstanding players as Jim- my Davis, David De Gruy, and Billy Theris, because of the armed forces, graduation, and ineligibil- ity. Murphy opened the 1943-44 sea- son by defeating Robertsdale 23 to King—Kunzman 17, with Calhoun as high point man. Next came Moss Point and Jimmy Davis ran wild scoring 27 points as Goaldiggers won 50 to 15. The third Murphy victim was McGill to the tune of 32 to 19. Number four was U.M.S. by a 37 to 19 count. Davis of Murphy and Hancock of U.M.S. were the lead- ing scorers. Victim number five was Pensacola and the Murphy fans got a real scare as Murphy won 31 to 30. With Calhoun and Schnell leading the scoring Mur- phy made it six in a row by de- feating McGill 47 to 27. Victim number seven was Moss Point by Davis Makes Foul Shot a 43 to 26 score. Led by Calhoun and Kunzman the goaldiggers made it eight in a row defeating U.M.S. 45 to 31. Murphy took number nine at the expense of McGill to a 38 to 30 tune. Victory number ten was wrung from the hands of U.M.S. 45 to 35 with King and Balzi, the leading scor- ers. Victory number 11 came from Robertsdale as Murphy chalked up a 51 to 37 win as Kunzman scored 20 points. Number 12 came from McGill in a close shave affair, 28 to 27. Number 13 from U.M.S. 42 to 29. The old jink of thirteen proved too much for the Goaldiggers and they dropped their first game of the season to Pensacola by a 37 to 30 margin. Murphy then pro- ceeded to finish out their season by defeating McGill and U.M.S., the former by 35 to 31 score and the latter by a 53 to 36 count. Next came the District Tourna- ment with Goaldiggers carrying off the crown. Murphy won the Championship by defeating Fruit- dale 59 to 18, Flomaton 75 to 8, Frisco City 26 to 24, and U.M.S. 33 to 28. Next in order was the State Tournament. Murphy lost to Rock- ford 45 to 46. That wound up the 43-44 season which was the most successful since 1938 when the Goaldiggers won 20 and only lost 1. Schnell Fights For Two Points Schnell—Stevens UBaiefcall 1913 CITY CHAMPIONS Due to the lateness of the baseball season the Mohian in previous years has been unable to include baseball in it’s annual sports roundup and as a result many a stellar star of the diamond has gone un- mentioned even in the school annual. However we feel that as important a sport as baseball, which is as much a part of an American High School as the English department or the Math department, should not go unmentioned even if we have to give a resume of last year’s season. Murphy under the able coaching of Casmir P. Newdome took off the city hon- ors in 1943 by winning eight out of nine games. Hut now for a brief summary of the games. Murphy got off to a bad start against U.M.S.. losing five to six. The pitchers were Stevens and Rowell for Murphy and Martin for U.M.S Martin was credited with the win and Rowell with the loss. Led by Captain Pete Milne who hit four for four and scored four runs for a per- fect dav at the plate, the Panthers bounced back to’ defeat the U.M.S. cadets twelve to nine. Erhardt was credited with the win and Martin with the loss. For the second straight time Murphy de- feated U.M.S. with Erhardt pitching. Mur- phy shut out U.M.S. three to nothing. Martin was the losing pitcher. Murphy defeated the Yellow jackets of McGill ten to nine winning in the last of the seventh, when Milne stole home. Wise- man was credited with the victory. Murphy made it two in a row over Mc- Gill defeating the Jackets nine to two. Stevens got the win and Jones the loss. Murphy made it five in a row defeating U.M.S. six to five. Wiseman was the win- ning moundsman and Martin the loser. A1 Browning led the Panthers at the plate with two hits including one double out of three trips to the plate. With Lonny Sims and Roger Stevens pitching five hit ball Murphy defeated Mc- Gill eight to two. Milne led the Panthers at the plate with two triples and a double out of four trips to the plate. Sims was credited with the win. The Panthers behind the able pitching of Hollis Wiseman defeated McGill for the second straight time by a ten to nine mar- gin. Stevens and Milne hit homers tor the victors. Murphy defeated U.M.S. twice to wind up her 1943 season. The first time the score was twenty-one to ten, and tne sec- ond fourteen to eight. In both games Milne was outstanding. Seated: (left to right) Brown. Coleman. Siim.% Erhardt, Burk- ett. Nurse. Balzli. A1 Brown- ing. Joe Browning. Day. San- der� . Standing: (left to right) Sweet - � or. McClinton. Conniff. Bob- ert . Reed, Kali . NcUon. Smith. Stinxon. Carlin. Fall. Henry Smith. 1943 Letter Men: Captain A1 Browning. Joe Browning. Rob- ert Erhardt. Lonnie Sim«. and their coach. Ca� imir Newdome. Bill Daniels Editor-in-Chief Millie Cowan Bus. Mgr. Staff Bill Daniels .... Jean Bobo ....... Millie Cowan .... Mary Lou Baker Joyce Roberts .. Mr. Roy Wilkie . ..........Editor-in-Chief ...Ass’t. Editor-in-Chief .....L.Business Manager Ass’t. Business Manager .........Staff Secretary ............Staff Advisor MOIIIAN EDITORIAI. STAKr' Row one: Drnughon; McNeil: Hobo: DiinieU: Wood: Gunn: Row two: Langford; Mitchell: Oglesby: W’ilkie: Water� ; Rcdell M OH I AN BUSINESS STAFF Row one: Hybart; Mstrongcr: McCrary: Tonsmeire: Cowan: Raker Row two: Grubbs: Young; Anderson; McLendon: Andreades. d -Umfceri Editorial Staff: Mary Draughon, Martha Gunn, Jimmie Langford, Stanley Mitchell, Wills Oglesby, Robert Ercel Parker, Billy Paul Redell, Winston Waters, and Janice Wood. Business Staff: Collieroy Andreades, Wallace Anderson, Stella Grubbs, Virginia Hybart, Margaret McCrary, Carolyn McLendon, Edith Matzenger, Helen O’Neill, Catherine Tonsmeire, and Patricia Young. Work? ! Charlotte Zivitz, Editor-in-Chief Jean De La Bar, Business Manager zA uifihy (Zhmzi “THE BLUE GOLD SPIRIT IN BLACK WHITE” Editor-in-Chief.................................................... Charlotte Zivitz Editor.............................................................Wanna Joyce May Feature Editor....................................................Slaude O’Gwynn Sports Editor........................................................Janice Malone Art Editor...................................................................... Ed deCelle Cartoonist..................................................... Barbara Jean Grandy Copy Desk ...............................................Joyce Heubach, Don Costa REPORTERS: Sue Bolter Jane Bullock Rose Coleman Laura Goodloe Aleen Luckie Fani Perloff Mary Ritchie Sammy Shannon Juanita Synder Earl Britt Durham Mrs. sponsor: Hi Times Newsboys Arant, Gartman, Little, Lawler (deceased) HI TIMES EDITORIAI. STAFF Row one: Malone. May. Zlvltt. Goodlow. Snyder Row two: Perloff. Ileubach. Ritchie. Shannon. Row three: Co� ta. l� e Celle. O’Cwynn. Wells. Rotter. Coleman. Luckie - t 'Uinie.! “THE BLUE GOLD SPIRIT IN BLACK WHITE” BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager ............. Advertising Manager .......... Circulation Manager .......... Foreign Circulation Manager .... Jean DeLaBar .... Cecilia Overby Mary Jane Slaton .. Shirley Phifer ASSISTANTS Patty Bowers Gladys Brodbeck Peyton Higgison Jep Hill Jean Rothenberg Frances Ann Snyder Tommy Wentworth Row one: Row two: HI TIMES BUSINESS STAFF Sponsor. Miw White: Brodbeck: Overby: DeLaBar: Slaton; Bower Wentworth: Snyder; Hill: Rothenbunc; HiSfison: Phifer NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row one: Garnett: Herndon: Gunn: Walker, Hobo: Daugh- erty: McGill Row two: Andreadrx: McDon- ald: De I-a Bar: Daugherty: Chappell: Rawlx; DavU; Me Bride; Baker Row three Greer; Attebery: Oglesby: Goldsby; Daugherty Row one: Pringle: Lawler: Beall: d'Ornellas: May; Hyde: Zivitz Row two: Wood, Goodwin, Hatcher: Collum; Cook. Me- Neil: Biggs: Dubourg Row three: Faulk: Langford; Partridge: Mitchell: lletbeze; Parker: Stapleton: Palmiter. Character J. S. Attebery Callieroy Andreades Emily Raker Dorothy Beall Gaines Betbeze Doris Biggs Jean Bobo Martha Chappell Clarice Collum Margaret Cooke Eugenia Daugherty Ralph Daugherty Vermeil Daugherty Bette Davis Jean De La Bar Mary Draughon dVotlonaC cMonox Society Scholarship Leadership OFFICERS: President: Rhett Walker Vice-President: Jack Kilborn Secretary: Jean Bobo Treasurer: Edith Matzenger MEMBERS: Mary Dubourg Jean Faulk Betty Garnett Joel Goldsby Esther Lee Goodwin Jack Greer Martha Gunn Margaret Hatcher Gloria Herndon Madelyn Hyde Jack Kilborn Jimmie Langford Mary Elizabeth Lawler Edith Matzenger Wanna Joyce May Service Betty McBride Betty Ia u McDonald Mary E. McGill Louise McNeil Stanley Mitchell Wills Oglesby Madelyn Palmiter Robert Ercel Parker Don Partridge Betty Ruth Pringle Marjorie Rawls William Stapleton Ward Swingle Rhett Walker Janice Wood Charlotte Zivitz QUII.L AND SCRCLI. Front Row: Charlotte Zivit . Laura Good loo. and Winn Joyce May Back Row: Sue Hotter. Claude O’Gwynn. Sammy Shannon. Cecilia Overby, and Rose Coleman. F. R. A. H. S. Front Row: Nancy Ross. hVances Edelbaum. Irene Coffin. Jacquelyn William- son. Second Row: Delores McBride. Connie Gunthorpe, Louis Fericuson. Dick Lowe. Dot Houstein, Ruth Clark. JQuill and Scioff Jean De La Bar Sue Botter Rose Coleman MEMBERS I.aura Goodloe Wanna Joyce May Claude O’Gwynn Cecilia Overby Sammy Shannon Charlotte Zivitz Jan cd andbtte c }it -Honoii. SocUty President ..... Vice President Secretary ..... Treasurer ..... ........ Jack Everett .... Martha Chappell Constance Gunthorpe .... Rosemary Falbe Martha Chappell Ruth Clark Irene Coffin Frances Edelbaum Jack Everett MEMBERS Rosemary Falbe Louis Ferguson Barbara Grandy Connie Gunthorpe Margaret Hatcher Dot Houstein Dick Lowe Delores McBride Jack Myers Nancy Ross Jacquelyn Williamson Row one (left to right) Mit- chell: ShuIk: Golduby; Nel- son; Waters: Everett: Dun- nam. Row two (left to right) Mc- Millan: Lyon: Thor worth . Jernigan: White-Spunner Sanders: Betbexc: Langford. Row three (left to right) Greer: Gray: Haas: McDon- ald: HlffgUon: Kilborn: Ren- cher: Hill: Stuart: Drey: Stallings. czHaxte. MOTTO: CLEAN SPEECH, CLEAN SPORTS, CLEAN SCHOLARSHIP,AND CLEAN LIVING President .... Vice-President Secretary ..... Treaasurer ... Sponsor ....... OFFICERS: ............. Ed Sauls ........ Happy Jernigan Blacksher Whitespunner ...... Jimmy Langford ..Miss Virginia Boykin Leroy Baggett Gaines Betbeze Owen Drey Lee Dunnam Jack Everett Joel Goldsby Arthur Gomila Rex Gray Mac Greer Tonny Haas Peyton Higgison Jep Hill MEMBERSHIP: Happy Jernigan Jack Kilborn Franklin King Jimmie Langford Billy Lyon Stanley McClain Harley McDonald John McMillan Stanley Mitchell Jimmie Nelson Vernon Nelson Jim Norris Otha Powell Maban Pugh Lamar Rencher Billy Sanders Edward Sauls Cecil Stallings Riley Stewart Bill Thorworth Winston Waters J. M. Weldon Blacksher White-Spunner Charles White-Spunner Officer : Langford : White-Spunner ; Jernigan : Saul Row one (left to riitht) Py- burn: Then� : del.� ay: Bur- gess; Newdome: Steven� : Calhoun: McCehee. Row one (left to rlitht Greer: Inire: Coleman: Howard: Gravlee: O'Neill: Little: Baker: Armbrecht: White- Spunner: Sam Inite. Row three (left to riitht) Moreland: Daniel ■ In-'e: Itarbour: Nur� e: May: du- Mont: Carlin: Farre: Hollis: Davi� . OFFICERS: ...................... Roger Stevens .............. John McGehee .............. Richard Calhoun .............. Ronnie Moreland ...............................Marion Burgess ..... ..’............. David deGruy .............. Mr. Newdome MEMBERSHIP President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms Chaplain Sponsor Billy Armbrecht Bill Baker Don Barbour Willis Brown Marion Burgess Richard Calhoun Tom Carlin Reginald Cogburn Bill Daniels Jim Davis David deGruy Sonny DuMont Ruddy Farve Billy Gravlee Jack Greer Charlie Hollis Pete Howard Coleman Inge Dick Inge Sam Inge Horace Jackson Dick Little John McGehee Jack McWhirter Walter May Ronnie Moreland Ed Nurse Stump O’Neill Johnny Pitman Ralph Pyburn Roger Stevens Frank Stove Bill Theris Bob Thorworth Strat Whitc-Spunner Chuck Wilson Officer� Row one: Steven� . deGruy Row two: C lhoun. McGehee. Burite� � . Moreland R« • «ne (left to right) Adam� : Fulford: Spencer: Andcmon : Beall: llrltt: White-Spunner. Row two (left to right) Ful- ford: Kurth; Nall: Shannon: Foster: Nixon: Atkinson: Williams: Davis. ( I Vi Ilium Q.amt.1. J-)ltycfioCogy dluC- MOTTO: THE GOLDEN RULE COLORS: BLUE AND WHITE OFFICERS: President .............. Vice-President ......... Recording Secretary .... Treasurer .............. Corresponding Secretary Marshall ............... Parliamentary Referee . Sponsor ................ Char'es Whitespunner .......... Peggy Nall ........... Nora Britt ... Genevieve Foster . Mary Lillian Harper ....... J. M. Weldon ........ Alice Kurth ...... Miss Anderson Carlton Adams Gertrude Atchinson Dorothy Beall Sue Botter Helen Brannon Nora Britt Marion Davis MEMBERSHIP: Genevieve Foster Mary R. Fulford Norma Fulford Marl Lillian Harper Alice Kurth June McDaniels Sue Naef Peggy Nall Dorothy Nixon Ruth Shannon Earnestine Spencer Norma Torp J. M. Weldon Charles Whitespunner Janice Williams William Jame« Psychology Club Row one: Nall. Britt, White- spunner Row two; Kurth. Foater How ont (left to right) Mer- rill : Roger� : Earnest: Down� ; Anderson; McLendon: Byrd; Marsa I. n w two (left to right) Pol- lard : Braahal: Converse: C le- man: Brown: Bryant: Pay e: Knox: Stojcich: Allcr on Row three (left to right) M ?• Whirter: Bitter: Reeves: Cochran: Peevy: Bulwinkle: Caine� : Foley . odclC U-'htjcfloLocjLj cu MOTTO: A FRIEND LOVETH AT ALL TIMES. COLORS: BLUE AND WHITE. OFFICERS: President ................................... Vice-President .............................. Recording Secretary ......................... Treasurer ................................... Corresponding Secretary ..................... Marshall .................................... Parliamentary Referee ....................... Sponsor ..................................... ... Gaines Betbeze .. Catherine Marsal Carolyn McLendon ..... C. G. Bitzer Dorothy McWhirter .... Coleman Inge ... Valery Converse .... Miss Anderson MEMBERSHIP: Marguerite Allerton Gaines Betbeze C. G. Bitzer Joan Brachel Willie Brown Ruby Bryant Elizabeth Byrd Clark Bulwinkle Valery Converse Paul Cochran CL AX Rose Coleman Rebecca Downs Marine Earnest Phyllis Ann Foley Matthew Gage Coleman Inge Anna Louise Jordon Vera Lee Knox Louise McFadden Carolyn McLendon Dorothy McWhirter Catherine Marsal Thelma Merrill Dolores Payne Charles Peevy Virginia Pollard George Reeves Frances Rogers Sammy Shannon Elizabeth Stojcich Social Psychology Club Row one: Converse. McClendon. Marsal Row two: Bitter. Betbeze. McWhirter. Inge Row one (loft to rixht) Down� : Jcnkinx: Whitney: Lynn. Row two (left to rixht) Lusk: Park; Stranxe: Thompson: Park; Odom; Goff: Gowcy. Row three (left to rixht) Rose: Push: Georxe: Jones: Keelpr; Cat tor: Hembree; Oldham: Smith: Simmons; Myers: Caton: Huirhc� : Ducas. Row four (left to rixht) Levens: Trehorn; Can enter; Thomley; Sellers; Johnston: Wilber; Scott; Martel: Pippin; Furr: Ijindry. OFFICERS OF GIRL RESERVES CLUB SCHOOL CLUB President..................Vetrice Goff Vice-Pres..............Emma Jean Pugh Sec................................Jean Caton Treas................ Alice Ruth Myers BROOKLEY CLUB Pres.................. Doris Thompson Vice-Pres............. Clarice Strange Sec.................... Billie Sue Park Treas...................... Melba Park CLUBS MEETING AT Y. W. C. A. T uesday— Pres. ........................Ina Faye Jenkins Vice-Pres................Audrey Pippin Sec.............................Lorene Storie Treas..........................Jo Nita Landry Thursday— Pres.................. Marilyn Trehern Vice-Pres...... Margaret Ann Whitney Sec.......................Joan Keeler Treas..................... Grace Lynn Marion Gourey Ramona George .... Janis Sellers ... Louise Rowell Wednesday— Pres........ Vice-Pres. Sec.......... Treas........ Friday— Pres............. Bertha Joyce Odom Vice-Pres................... Clarice Collum Sec.............. Fannie Mae Hughes Treas.................Waurine Bradley � The Hard-Working Panther Club iPuntficx CM Stage Craft: Bartce, Feaster, Mr. Bridgewater, Mrs. Hamil, Rencher, Bridgewater. Stag£ Ciaft The Welfare Store Does Work! f I Vdfaw. MISS ELIZABETH GREEN, SPONSOR Robert Ercel Parker, Secretary Doris Chin Frances McGill Hazel Jansen Mary Elizabeth Kilpatrick Norman Berber Reginald Colburn Richard Gunn WELFARE STORK WORKERS Row one: McGill. Jansen. Sponsor Mis Green. Kilpatrick. Chin Row two • Parker. Gunn, Berger. Cogburn The soldier visits home—scene from “The Eve of St. Mark.” yDfn Joux CCu£ OFFICERS President .................................Grace Durant Vice-President .................Florence Taylor Secretary ......................Stanley McClain Historian ..............................Margaret Cook Chairman of Program ............May Eleanor Rice FOUR ARTS CLUB STAFF Director .......... Assistant Director Stage Manager .... Business Manager Ushers ............ Fine Arts ......... Music ............. Printing .......... ...Louise K. Hamil ....Lois Fitzsimmons F. Lee Bridgewater .....Ray Venman .....Ruth S. Poole .....Clyde Kennedy .....L. L. Stookey .....R. D. Houser See here, Pvt. Hargroves” dafit ria iVox exi MRS. HELEN McINTYRE MISS HARRIET GRESHAM MRS. M. LYONS Assistant Director Assistant Holley, William Mullvey, Emmet Acree, Mary Emily Bray, Lillian Harris, Lewis Namil, Bernie Prouty, Alfreda Inge, Maria Ivey, Opal Mann, Delores Morrissette, John Platt, Ola Mae Pooley, David Shull, Barney Thomas, Dorothy Epperson, Maida Dickey, Lorraine Geisenheimer, Della Gilbert, Freda Johnson. Leonard Nurse, Barbara Pittman, Johnnre Richie, Ruby I.ce Sellars, Colleen Thompson, Evelyn Baker, Sister Ballard, Wade Bartee, Kitty Bates, Tootic Betbeze, Joyce Bray, Betty Britt, Nora Cady, William Case, Bettie Jean Cartie, Sara Crane, Betty Davis, James Douglas, Josephine Doyle, Carolyn Duncan, Henrie Jean Echols, True Elder, Floyd Ell s, May Everett, Elbert Far.n, Edwin Finch,Carlton Finch, Elsie Gaines, Lorraine Goodloe, Laura Hall, Delores Hamil, Cranston Hammond, Alice Hayes, Thomas Hazel, Billy Lerring, Elizabeth ►forst, Adele Horst, Tom Hinton, William Inge. Tom Ingram, James Izard, Merle Jackson, Pat Jordan, Kathleen Klein, Edris Knlpp, Jessica Landry, Jo Neta I awrence, John I ong;treet, Willis Lowery, Jack McMillan, Doris Marion. Ray Martin, Dorothy Marberry. Louise Mashburn, Mary Moody, Leroy Molphus, Odell Nelson, Elenor Nichols, Katherine O’Brien, Joanne Odom, Janice Powell, Otha Francis Powell, William Pride, Earl Pippin, Audrey Pridgen, Margie Fuckett, Benny nedmond. Evelyn Reese, Georganna Rhea, Nancy Robinson, Imogonc Ross, Leonard Sauls, Ed Schrimer, Charlene Shackleford, Henry Shu'l, Frankie Sindaff, Lois Smith, Dot Smith, Mary Grace Springer, Tommy Stookey, Jimmie Taylor, Florence Ti Iman, Janice Thompson, Marvin Thornton, Thomas Vineyard, Ruthe Van Houten. Margaret Welch, Ruth Weir, I averne Wheeler, Janice Williams, Charles Williams, Gertrude Williams, Jeanette Williams, Marie Williams, Rolland ‘•Villis, Frances Wilson, Betty Jo. Yarkers, Laura Anderson, Charles Atchinson, Miriam Barnett, Reuben Brooks, Chas. Brooks. Ethel Brumfield, James Butler, J. T. Collier, Frances Evans, Betty Evans, Jack Gadilke, Alice Gartman, Gerald Godfrey, Albert Greene, Bonnie Harwood, David Hodges, Lloyd Holley, Bill Howard, Eugene Hurst, Chas. Joyner, Robert Earl Maddox, Chas. Malvey, Emmet Morse, Louis Nixon, Dorothy Owens, Daniel Peacock, Loanne Price, Bryon Roney, Barbara Salter, Willis Sharp, Betty Jo Shenesey, Matt Shull, Emery Smith, Hoyt Slack, Jaclyn Walker, Johnnie Walker, Betty PICK-UP CLUB Row on«: Law)«r: Roxmin; Rice: Daugherty: Mia Wither� : Sprolca; Baker: Duma� : Hinton _ .. „ ,, „ , Row two: Downs: Cowart: Vaughan: Breland: Sla'on: Pennington: McNvn; Maraal: Stojcich: Toenes _ Row three: Hybart: Reeves; McWhlrter: Saad: Foster: Richardson: Boykin: Merrill: Carter OWc ZPU- Ufx Ctul MOTTO: “CLEANLINESS IS NEXT TO GODLINESS” COLORS: RED, WHITE AND BLUE FLOWER: WHITE CAM ELIA OFFICERS: pres.—May Eleanor Rice V-Pres.—Virginia Hybart Trea.—Dorothy McWhirter Emily Baker Virginia Boykin Dottie Breland Mary Evelyn Carter Edna Pearl Christian Delores Cowart Eugenia Daugherty Rebecca Downs Sylvia Dumas Genevieve Foster MEMBERS: Dorothy Hinton Virginia Hybart Mary Elizabeth Lawler Louise McNeil Dorothy McWhirter Catherine Marsal Thelma Merrill Marie Pennington Edna Earl Reeves May Eleanor Rice Frances Richardson Frances Rogers Harriet Rossman Delores Saad Mary Jane Slaton Mary Marvin Sproles Eliabeth Stojcich Charmaine Thomas Maida Toenes Mildred Vaughan F'rom Loft to Right: V-Prca. Hybart. Virginia Trea. McWhirter. Dorothy PreH. Rice. May FMcanor Seated: Inuc. Lyon . Pitman. Jernisran. Saul . Mitchell. Calhoun. Greer. Golduby. Havron, Greer. Standing: King. Whitc-Spunner, Itrown, Inge. MeGehee. Langford, Mr . Poole. Thorworth. Moreland. 'HUfie-ti CU SPONSOR: MRS. RUTH POOL?: OFFICERS: Head Usher ...................................................... Edward Sauls Assistant Head Usher .............................................Jack Kilborn Secretary ............................................ Blacksher Whitespunner MEMBERSHIP: Willis Brown Jep Hill Stanley Mitchell Richard Calhoun Coleman Inge Ronnie Moreland Bill Daniels Richard Inge John Pitman Owen Drey Happy Jernisran Billy Sanders Jack Everett Jack Kilborn Edward Sauls Joel Goldsby Franklin Kins: Richard Schnell Arthur Gomila Jimmie Langford Rosrer Stevens Jack Greer Richard Little Bob Thorworth Mac Greer Billy Lyon Bill Thorworth Tommy Haas Stanley McClain Rhett Walker Richard Havron John McGebee Blacksher Whitespunner Peyton Higgison Harley McDonald Charles Whitespunner White-Spunner, Kilborn, Sauls SENIOR FAVORITES Music by courtesy of Rutz Music House H PpV IO � � a.� Mi� SENIOR FAVORITES Johhhy Hack ■ • ««• iiAuruui tv? ?ftOKi by rnu Moot - roi •c2joJ2 SENIOR FAVORITES S31IHOAY3 HOIN3S 4t!W iiTAinu '“35: «mi I 0TU .IOUqot; -troi J 5 � noa “From beauty to beast” Dutch Miller .. Hunk Hoyt.... Satchel Mayer Chuck Green . Dr. Reeber .... Old Grad ..... Minerva ...... Ethel ....... CHARACTERS ...Stanley McClain ......John Holland ...Gaines Betbeze ........Otho Powell ... Winston Waters ......J. M. Weldon ...... Stevie Goode ... Margaret Cook Miss Smith ........ Delaware Water Gap The Blind Date....... Bud Hooper........... Professor Lloyd...... Gale Joy............. Jack Haggerty........ Chester Billings..... Helen Schlessinger .. Mary Marvin Sproles Mary C. Tonsmeire . Sara Ann Stewart ....Julian Gresham ....Ramon Lemis ....... Pat Fowler .. William Unzicker ....... Gene Lewis .... Grace Durant “THE EVE OF ST. MARK” CHARACTERS Deck West ............... Cy ....................... Nell West ................ Zip West................. Neill West............... Ralph West............... Janet Fuller ............ Private Quizz West....... Corporal Tate............ Private Thomas Mulveroy Private Shevlin.......... .. Daryl Hudgens Louis Ferguson .... Alfred Foster ..Margery Sullivan ....... John Locke Otha Powell .... Cranston Hamil ... Ramon Lemos Mary Emily Acree Grace Durant ... Winston Waters ......Donald Ross .. Dan Thompson ....... Gene Lewis Private Francis Marion .......... Stanley McClain Private Clinks .................-....Wills Oglesby Sergeant Ruby...........................Mac Greer Sergeant Kriven................... Thomas Redmond Lill Bird .....................Phyllis Ann Foley Sal Bird ..................... Miriam Birmingham Mary Lyle Davidson A Waitress....................... Margaret Hatcher Mary Marvin Sproles Flash ................................. Dot Murrill Martha Jane Roche Dimples........................ Linda Bridgewater May Eleanor Rice Pepita........................Mary Louise Durant Director: Louise Hamil CLARINETS: Charles Whitespunncr William Stapleton Willis Brown Roland Wallin Melvina Foster loel Goldsby Edwin Salzman David Williams Yvonne Jones Doris Thompson Ruth Lee Marrow Margaret Constantine Dorothy McWhirter Bert Drinkard Harold Lockler ALTO HORNS: Charles Greer Doris Chin Harold Goyette Rudolph Allen Robert Williams BASS HORNS: Kress Wilson Charles Peevy Eugene Willard Erskine Loftin FLUTES: Bill Daniels Jack Grames OBOE: Hugh Stanley BASSOON: Claude O’Gwvn CORNETS: Gaines Betbcze George Coaker George Foster George Reeves Earl Miles Harvey Crosby Otha Powell II. C. Rester Walter Northcutt Melvin Mauldin Jerry Betbeze Floyd Seiple Billy Hawkins BARITONES: Walker Taylor J. C. Kling Furniss Scott Jimmie Allen Evelyn Foster “A” ORCHESTRA VIOLIN: Peyton Higgison Vernon Raines Leroy Hogan David Kearley Harold Goyette Jimmie Allen Grace Durant Barbara Osburn Mary Ann Grieme Charmaine Thomas Carolyn Cunningham Virginia Seiple Ann Britton Emily Lynn Romona Etzkorn Ann Pake Jimmie Walker Milton Bronson Horace Odom Marian Jackson Dorthy Ann Grandy Mary Frances DeLoach Frances Nelson VIOLA: Glenda Havard CELLO: Donald Ross John Hanchey PIANO: Betsy Mason June Stabler Odessa Barlow Frances Tidmore FLUTE: Bill Daniels Jack Grames OBOE: Hugh Stanley BASSOON: Claude O’Gwyn CLARINET: Charles White-Spunner Willis Brown William Stapleton David Williams Yvonne Jones Ruth Lee Morrow SAXAPHONES: Eron Green Betty Pringle From top to bottom: Murphy High School Band Murphy High School Orchestra Combined Glee Clubs Glee Club Assembly Mr. Claude Pahmcr Orchestra Director Mr. Lewis L. Stookey Band Director Drum Major Bulwinkle TROMBONES: Floyd Kirk Roderick Slater Ix uis Ferguson Kirkland Pugh Willie Herman Smith SAXOPHONES: Eron Green Betty Ruth Pringle Frances Thomas Nell Foster DRUMS: William Redell Charlie Lovette Charlie Kinsaul Cecilia Overby BELL LYRE: Margaret McCrary Head Drum Major: Clark Bulwinkle TWIRLERS: Bobby Allen Merle Green DRUM MAJORETTES: Betsy Pfrimmer Marilyn Jackson Anna Laura Copeland Billie Joyce Furr. FRENCH-HORN: Doris Chin TRUMPET: Gaines Betbeze George Coaker Earl Miles George Reeves BARITONE: Walker Taylor TROMBONE: Roderick Slater Louis Ferguson Floyd Kirk TUBA: Kress Wilson Charles Peavy PERCUSSION: William P. Redell Charlie Ix vette Charlie Kinsaul Cecilia Overby TIMPANI: Margaret McCrary Student Orchestra Leader Higgison 1. May Eleanor Rice and Mac Greer, leaders of the Junior-Senior Prom ... 2. Leading Lindsay in the corner. Sissy? ... 3. The grand march ... 4. Francis Ressonover and Doris Antoni cutting the rug . . . 5. The President of the Pick-up Club Waits ... 6. Stan and Jean getting sentimental. 1. What’s up, girls? ... 2. Looking for something.Stump? ... 3. Pvburn Scores again ... 4. Wilkie, the big shot ... 5. A little young Siaton ... 6. Jr. and his public ... 7. Something upset you. Wills? . . . 8. Posing again! ... 9. “They’re either too young or two old.’’ . . . 10. “Katie’’ tells a big one. 1. The Lone Wolf ... 2. The Gruesome Twosome ... 3. Daisy Mae gets her man ... 4. The “Mole” at work ... 5. Esquire . . . hot off the press ... 6. The Fleet’s in ... 7. G. I. Joe ... 8. Margaret and her slaves. . . 9. The Spirit of Murphy. 1. Bringing May out ... 2. Maids and escorts ... 3. What happened to Holloway? ... 4. Getting ready for that big night! ... 5. Getting impatient boys? ... 6. Talking about old times ... 7. What a crowd! 1. That man with the friendly smile ... 2. Two Murphy cuties . . . 3. From the Halls of Murphy High to the Shores of Tripoli ... 4. Emily entertaining the boys ... 5. 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Mobile’s Junior Department Store KNOWN FOR VALUES x--x--x- x--:--x -x--:--x--x- -:--:- x- x--xx-:--x x -x- x--x--x--x- x--:--:- x--:- x--x--x--x--: •X X X X X, X- X X X -X X, X”X X X X X X X X -X X -X X X X X X X I y I x i In War as in Peace Murphy High School Graduates Find a warm welcome and the Gateway to Success at SPRING HILL COLLEGE Alabama’s Oldest College of Liberal Arts Specially strong pre-medical, pre-dental, and pre-induction programs. Freshmen may enter Summer Session (Coeducational) June 7th, which we recommend, or Autumn Term, September 1st. Both sessions part of Accelerated Program. WRITE OR PHONE THE REGISTRAR (6-3561) FOR FURTHER DETAILS KODAKS - FILMS and SUPPLIES WO JOHN’ S 16 South Conception Street DEVELOPING AND PRINTING PICTURE FRAMING AM PROSOUND PROJECTORS -X X- X -X X X -X -X- X X -X X--X--X X X X- X -X--X X -X- X X- X X- X -X- X Preforming A DUAL Role FOR YOU AND VICTORY JEWELERS TO MURPHY HIGH SCHOOL £ YOUR BALFOUR MAN I E. G. Fitzgerald P. O. Box 1072 Birmingham, Alabama L. G. BALFOUR CO. ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS £ x x x x x X“X x 4 x x x x -x x x h x x x-x x x x x k : •X X X X X X X X X X X X, X X X X ,X X X X X X X X X X X X X | I ZOGHBY’S LEADING STORE BETTER MERCHANDISE HONEST VALUES IMMEDIATE SERVICE ZOGHBY’S LEADING STORE £ 258-262 DAUPHIN STREET f i HERBERT M. ZOGHBY, Prop. T T | , v % X X X X X X X X,'X X'X : X-X'X X’’X X‘X X 'X X,,X X X 'X, X 'X .j. Congratulations and Best Wishes To Every Murphy High School Graduate x y. With the Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY x x x xx x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x ■x x x x - x- x m x x x x--x--x h x-‘H' ■!■ -m ■M' ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 'i-� v ! Cet’sKeepOn Keepin ’ em Jluing SAYS CLIFF HARRIS, JEWELER L. N. R. R. Watch Inspector 14 years Mobile’s Only Certified Watchmaker OFFICIAL JEWELER wfl€ r t. Furnishing Class Rings to High Schools — Murohv — Toolen — Wrights McGills — Wilmer — Convent of Mercy — Tanner Williams — Theodore Baker — Grand Bay — Bayou La Batre — Citronelle — Visitation Academy Fruitdale — Heart of Mary and Dunbar INVESTIGATE OUR “DIFFERENT” CREDIT PLAN COMPARE OUR SELECTION AND PRICES Diamonds — Vatchesf— Silverware — Kodaks — Film — Greetings Cards Diamond Setting — Engraving — Chronometer, Watch, and Compass repairing and adjusting. There is no substitute for experience, confidence, and service. We will continue our contribution to winning the war, repairing naviga- tion instruments, and railroad time pieces; which, naturally, come first. We are serving more civilian customers than we thought possible under present conditions. CLIFF HARRIS JEWELRY CAMERA CO. 203 DAUPHIN STREET MOBILE, ALA. PHONE 2-0258 Ask to see the watch Cliff made from raw material. | AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK TRUST COMPANY Mobile, Alabama Start Your Banking Career By Opening A “BUDGET CHECK’’ Account (Member of Federal Deposit Ins. Cor.) COMPLIMENTS S. H. KRESS CQ, 5-10-25 Cent STORE • • BEXEL TRY THIS VITAMIN— it is on sale at all drug stores in Mobile. McKesson bedsole COLVIN Wholesale Druggists i : : i i I ? BEST WISHES T UM| AJ ' i. 1879fr SOUTH ALABAMA’S GREATEST FURNITURE STORE T .•..;..X X X, X, X X X X X X X X X XX, X X X X X X X X X X X, X X X 1 .!. ! : ! I : I .1. A A A | : : A : A A | t ‘OUTFITTERS FOR GRADUATES ff T I t. t A All Photos of Graduates Made by Our Studio I A :I i :!: A A A .i. 1;..;..v..;..;..;..;..;..;..;..;..;..;..;..;..;..XE XEEEE X ! XE X ; XEE X'v,X,vvv,X XEE !“!,v' : i : : i : : J. : ! I I A X X X XXX X X XX- X X X X X !X X X X X X' X X X X X X X X X X J' DRINK- DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., MOBILE ,.xx x { xx x xxxx x xx x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x : TATUM’S PHARMACY 51 South Hallett Street ICE CREAM — MILK — CREAM — SODAS — CANDIES — CIGARS STATIONERY — KODAK FILMS Phone 2-5565 . .:..:..:„x x- x-:- x : x-x X X- x x- x--x-:- : -x x : x : x : x-.x : -X X :-x -x :- Alabama Stationery Company OFFICE OUTFITTERS 7 NORTH ROYAL STREET Mobile, Ala. t Armbrecht Tire Service ? 250 GOVERNMENT Dial 3-1591 U. S- TIRES — PAN-AM GAS Hot Point Refrigerator� and Range� Vx-x x--x--x--x--x-:--X“X“:-x-x--: x--x--:-x-x-x--x- x- x--x x--x x--x- X X- X -X X X X X X X -X X X X X X X X X To the Graduating Class of ’44 We Say HAPPY LANDINGS and at the COTTON SHOP The Co-Eds of Murphy will Find a Complete Selection of SLACKS — DEFENSE CLOTHING — SPORTSWEAR DRESSES — HOUSECOATS and ACCESSORIES THE COTTON SHOP 201-A Dauphin Street • XXXXXXX X X X--XXXX -X X X Xi XXX X XXX H M X -X X X : FIVE SERVICES Available in ONE STOP AT MM JOY lAUNORY :: CLEANERS :: SHOE REPAIRS There is a Convenient SAM JOY BRANCH In Your Neighborhood ■•x x x—x x x x—x x—x-x -x x x x x x—x-x x-x x x x x x—x-x—x-f- I I i i i V i s I t t $ J. : : J : : : : i I CONTRACTORS of GENERAL TOWING | % Phone 6-7270 Phone 6-7369 yr___ £l unm± IBzotfi louring do. P. O. Box 1421 MOBILE, ALABAMA •X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X, X I •H X X -X X X X X X X X X X XX X H X X X X M X' X Compliments of I i ASHLAND DRUGS Old Shell Road and Upham Sts. I£ DIAL 6-1344 COMPLIMENTS OF Adams Motor Co. Chevrolet Cars and Trucks DAY AFTER DAY- YEAR AFTER YEAR SINCE 1846 “Everything For Your Office” Bidgood Stationery Co. 67 ST. FRANCIS STREET •x x x x x x x x x x x x x COMPLIMENTS OF Betty Richards, Ltd. SAENGER THEATER BLDG. 14 SOUTH JOACHIM ST. Compliments of DIXIE MARGARINE and KING TASTE MAYONNAISE PRODUCTS I dixie= «•i !'l OULQHj A Burke Distributing Co. 163 S. ROYAL ST. •x.’H- ■ i- ■ i- ■x x x x x : x x Claude Moore ...JEWELER... 8 St. Joseph Street Mobile, Alabama The Little Store with the Bi Stock At The Rijsrht Prices .:.-X X X-x x x x x x-xv X”Xvx--:‘--x x x x X X x x x x XK x-xxi t | f Cowan-Irvine Co., Inc. ? C R A N E C O . t i REALTORS — INSURERS 61 St. Francis Street DIAL 2-4551 Mobile, Ala. } i : : VALVES — FITTINGS — PIPE PLUMBING - HEATING - PUMPS 300 N. ROYAL STREET Mobile, Ala. •!--xxxx xx x x x- x .xx .w x« x x x x : -x : x x x x :- x -x. •xx x xx x x x x x x x x”x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x GAY PE IP'S ‘The House That Has And Always Gives What It Advertises’ Extends Congratulations to the GRADUATES AND STUDENTS . . . OF . . . MURPHY HIGH ■•X X“X X”X X X X X ! X X v I Engravers • -x“: x x x x x xxx x x- ; Established 1913 iutn ± ONE OF THE SOUTH’S LARGEST ENGRAVING PLANTS Quality Engravers of . . . COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS . . . VISITING CARDS . . . GRADUATION BOOKS . . . DIPLOMAS STATIONERY — SHEAFFER FOUNTAIN PENS H. P. Gwin Stationery Engraving Company 8 SOUTH CONCEPTION STREET — MOBILE. ALABAMA GREETING CARDS FOR ALL OCCASIONS When You Buy From GWIN’S You Know Iit’s Made in Mobile “GWIN MEANS QUALITY” ! Lx X X X--X X X-X X--X X- X -X--X -X X -X -X X- X--X X- X X X“X--X -X X- l- •x-% x x x--x x -x x -x -x -x x x x- x--x -x--x x--x“x- x- x -x -x--x x ’x -x- • v i CRAWFORD’S I THE FRIENDLY STORES State and Franklin Streets -• Government St. and Holcombe Ave. St. Stephens Road Lafayette St. YES SIR ! ! t i 1 •x-x :“X -x X“X-x-X“X -x- :- x- x- Mobile - B. L. P. Paints D AMRICH MOBILE’S FINEST AND OLDEST SHOE STORE For Men, Women and Children 105 DAUPHIN STREET I I ‘Keeps on Keeping On •x :-: -x-x-x x-x-x-x -:-x- x :--:-x xJx x x x x x x x-x x x -x x- x : Mobile’s Telegraph Florist ROBINSON CLOTHING CO. 104 DAUPHIN ST. MOBILE, ALA. FASHION PARK SUITS TROPI-TEX SUITS Manhattan Shirts — Knox Hats Interwoven Hickok B. V. D. DEMERANVILLE 9 N. CONCEPTION ST. DIAL 3-3958 • :• •X--X X X X X X X X X X--H X--X- • DR. L. C. FREENY JEWELER and OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined and Glasses Fitted Swiss and American Watches Repaired All Work Guaranteed DIAL 2-0895 65 S. ROYAL ST. Mobile, Ala. xx-v x x x -x- x x x--x x--x--x x w-X' -M'- -x x : : : : : : : : : -:- : : : :- : : : : : : :- : : : Ths. a fQ tV ” X I .s. .j. : s : V •;• | : i J I g I FOR OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT If medals were issued for baking, the Merry Smith’s Bakers would certainly have a big collection. For many, many years they have been producing a loaf of bread that just can’t be beat . . . SMITH’S HOLSUM ENRICHED BREAD is really de- serving of its popularity. SrrdtAi. HOLSUM FNB1CHLD BREAD “WKere Quality ai d Purity Covmt ! I i i t I J : | : V t J. : : I J. i ittle pig SAUSAGE SE Z “HAAS-DAVIS PRODUCTS Are Always Fresher” ! A Mobile Institution Since 1865 •$• ! BEST WISHES Peyton Higgison 59 � ST. FRANCIS STREET 2 t GERHARDT’S Dial 2-7324 23 - 29 SOUTH ROYAL ST. LUGGAGE HEADQUARTERS $ Hartmann — Wheary — Oshkosh and Mendel Luggage Goodbrad Floral Co. 1408 DAUPHIN STREET DIAL 3-4624 Mobile. Ala. I : : f f : : ❖ I ! ! : .:. : : : ! ':' : : : i To All The Members of THE CLASS OF 1944 Our best wishes and a cordial invitation to Bank with us and Bank on us to help you in every way we can. St First National, Bank MOBILE ATAB,YMA Buy MORE — Keep ALL Your War Bonds •x-x x x x x x x x-x x- x-x x x- x x x x- x x x x x x x .XK X 4 4 X X X-X X X X X X X X X X-4 X 4 X X 4 X X X X X X X X I THOSS SPORTING GOODS COMPANY I : i X 76 DAUPHIN STREET ‘Complete Outfitters of the Panthers Athletic Equipment for All Kinds of Sports DIAL 2-7816 MOBILE, ALA. Over 58 Years in Business . . . Compliments of . . . GRAF’S DAIRY Dial 6-2851 RT. 4 - BOX 16 Compliments Green Poultry Egg Company IT’S Greers for Groceries And Remember PRICES ARE LOWEST AT GREERS x x x- GULF Furniture Stores, Inc. 319 DAUPHIN STREET Mobile, Ala. X 4 X“X X,,fr X X‘ 8 X X 8 X‘ X X—X—X—X—X X X X X—X—X—X1 4' 4 4' 4 4 4 4 4 4 ❖ x x x x x x x x x x x x“x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR A SAVINGS ACCOUNT IN A GOOD BANK Merchants National Bank MOBILE, ALABAMA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation “FOR ALABAMA—ITS PORT AND PROGRESS” : : ••j«� «� j j j«� j«� j � j� %«� j «� X X ! I I ! ! ' ! � ! « ! I ! !', I !' I ! ! I � ' ! I ! X X I I‘, « ! X ! I I ! I f £ V I I A. G. ANDERSEN, Manager Gulf Paint Company “Quality Forever Moore” PAINT, WALLPAPER, GLASS 73 DAUPHIN STREET Dial 2-7034 Mobile, Ala. j -XX-X-X-v X-X -X-X X Xv X v -X v •! A Complete Drug ; ... and . . . • Fountain Service Government Street Pharmacy Tom Moore — Jack Roberts ; GOVERNMENT JACKSON • Dial 3-1083 Mobile, Ala. MOBILE’S COMPLETE CAMERA CENTER EVERYTHING FOR THE CAMERA FAN One-Day Fine Photo Finishing T'anGbiJu t ? - n ii c ccAP,iA i KgJI Mobile, Alabama •x- x x x- x x x x x--x x x x- x-x -x--x x x x- x x x x x x x x x- : .xk x x x x x x x- x x x x-x x x x- x x x x x x x x x x x MALBIS ENRICHED BREAD For real meal enjoyment serve MALBIS ENRICHED BREAD at every meal. Now doubly enriched to meet Alabama and FEDERAL ENRICHING LAWS. Contains (Vitamin Bl) Riboflavin (Vitamin B2) Niacin, and Iron Also Serve our Snowflake products, Crackers and Biscuits BAKED BY MALBIS BAKERY COMPANY Mobile, Alabama •: x-x x x-x x x x xx-xx-x x-x -x- x x x % x x--x x x“x x -x x x v I f WHILE SHOPPING IN TOWN X X X X X X X X X X X 8 X X i, A Y|g - Ovil)) rflGGINS STOP FOR A SNACK — at — George’s Luncheonette 14 S. ROYAL 2-9444 Mortuary t : JL i | Gov’t. St. at Washington Ave. X j We service the policies of the Brown Service Insurance Company, Inc. . 26 Years of Honest Clean Service ! Compliments of The Hollywood Shop “The Shop Where Youth Reigns” Imperial Laundry DIAL 2-4571 ROYAL AND STATE STS. Mobile, Ala. ♦:x x x x x x x x x“x x x x x x x x x x x x xx x x ’ ' T t K ABER’S Smart Shoes, Hosiery and Bags DIAL 2-5354 119 DAUPHIN STREET King Bowling Alleys Ten 20th Century Bowling Alleys S. E. COR. GOVERNMENT AND JACKSON STREETS Mobile, Alabama ? x :- x x-x -X“X-x x : x-x xx-x-:-:- x- m : x : xX“X“X-: Lyons Insurance Co. 204-05-06 ANNEX FIRST NAT’L. BANK BUILDING Mobile, Ala. Dial 2-3683 Compliments of McCRORY’S 5 and 10c Store •: X”X“X :”X,,: X”X“:, :,,:,,X :,,X ! X :“X X X“X“X X“X“X“X X“X“X“X”X X”X- xx x x x- -x x x- ■:■ ■:■ ■;■ ■;■ ■x ■:■ ■;■ fr-x x-x-x-x - f COMPLIMENTS ......OF...... W. M. Meador Co. Incorporated DIAL 2-7794 Megginson’s Drug Store 104 N. COMMERCE STREET Mobile, Ala. .•X X--X X X--X- -X- X X X XX X X--X--XX--X X--X -X X X X X--X X- X--X- SERVICE THAT PLEASES Dauphin and Claiborne Sts. Mobile, Alabama The Minge Floral Co. ± 453 GOVERNMENT ST. Mobile, Ala. Compliments of Mobile Glass Co. 8 N. WATER STREET .X..X !-.X X- X X X X X X X X X X X X 1' SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT — For — Hotels, Restaurants, Fountains, Institutions, Bars, Meat Markets Mobile Fixture and Equipment Co., Inc. i: 24 S. WATER ST. DIAL 3-1204 We Serve Those Who Serve Others Mobile Ice Delivery Co. 167 South Royal St. ICE REFRIGERATION COAL DIAL 2-0718 Mobile, Alabama Nathan Furniture Co. 400 DAUPHIN STREET ..H X X X X X X- X X X X X X X :- •X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X, X XX X X X X ! t jfc MORGAN PLAN t Industrial Bankers Meets Your Friends at MONEY FOR EVERY NEED 1' at r«toi you can afford to pay OPPOSITE POST OFFICE •:-'X- x- x x :-«w :-m :-x xx x x- Be Sure — Insure with NORVILLE BROS. ? I j[ EVERY KIND THAT’S WRITTEN DIAL 3-3686 $ 63 ST. FRANCIS STREET ? TOMMIE'S Terminal Cafe 451 St. Joseph Street Open Day and Night y •X--X--X- X--X-V X X X”X- X : :”X X-'X;-X X -X X X -X--X- X X--X X- X X- X :-;:; t : j. Weatherby Furniture Company 412-414-416 DAUPHIN STREET Oakdale Ice Fuel Co. Broad and Tennessee Sts. ICE — COAL and COKE DIAL 2-2671 Mobile, Ala. X X X X X-X X X-X X X X X-; :i: DAUPHIN AT HAMILTON Mobile, Alabama COMPLIMENTS OF O. J. ANDREADES i • X X X—X X X X X X X X X—X X X X X X X X X X X X X ! — A Popular MURPHY GRADUATE Dresses Smartly— “In the Metzger Manner” —is pictured in a jcood look- ing campus sports outfit from: METZCER BROTHERS 108 DAUPHIN STREET .x x H x : W W ! w : w- : i ! M M : w w : H- : : w : : : x w w : w ': : : : :- :- M-.f. I Compliments of 2 $ :j: Phillips Furniture Co. “THE FRIENDLY STORE” CENTRAL CAFE TRY OUR STEAKS Dial 3-3136 Roche Funeral Home I ? 674 SPRINGHILL AVENUE DIAL 2-8761 I I 1 { COMPLIMENTS ;!; $ I t GOLDSTEIN'S :i: MOLYNEUX DRUG STORE X f { 417 Dauphin St. The name Goidstein adds . glamor to a gift, but it Phone 2-2619 does not add the cost. Mobile Alabama ? ? Thz Betbeze Spring Service, Inc. DIAL 2-0491 256 ST. LOUIS STREET MOBILE. ALA. Joe C. Montgomery LIFE INSURANCE 603 First National Bank Annex 3 - V X X X- X X X- “X X X-X X -X“X-X-X X X X-X -X X“X-XK X X-:-! “ALMOST EVERYTHING” BUY WAR BONDS Always a Safe Parking Space | •X ! X X X—X-X X”X X X X X—X X X X—X X X—X X X X X X 'X X X ! ; XX GULF STATES ENGRAVING CO cJWoinl sAbi.. Sood JEuck o Uhe Class of '44 As you go out into business life, call on us when you need . . . HALFTONES PROCESS COLOR PLATES NATURAL COLOR PICTURES ACTION PICTURES IDEAS ART WORK Gulf States Engraving Company S. BLAKE McNEELY BERT HARMER Mobile, Alabama •x x x x x- x x x x x x x x x x xx x xx x x xx x x x x x x� COMLPETE SCHOOL AND OFFICE SUPPLIES €hll Printing Stationery Company DIAL 3-3776 Ask to see our line of Engraved Cards and Stationery XGINE..RING AND DRAFTING INSTRUMENTS Compliments WALGREEN Drug Store Xx—x—x x x- x-x X X—x—x- x x x ; y. Warley Fruit and Produce Co. Wholesale FRUIT — PRODUCE VEGETABLES • .XXXX X X XX X XX XXX X XXXX : XXXX X XXXX X XX X X X X X X W. B. Delchamps Printing Co. DISTINCTIVE PRINTING 62-64 St. Michael Street Phone 2-1342 I •x-x x x x x x x x x x x x-x- • Webb Furniture Co. Dial 2-2088 FURNITURE — RUGS HOUSEHOLD SPECIALTIES For Over 38 Yetri 501-503 DAUPHIN STREET (CORNER LAWRENCE) I) .G. IfodRcs. Pre .......R. S. Barry. Mttr. Dial Dial 2 8 Clean as a Breath of Spring 8 8 8 9 1204 SPRINGHILL AVE. 9 6 5 Victory Cleaning Co. Inc. v : £ 1 i : • v v •x--:-.x :-x- x--x- x- x -:--x :--x-x-:-v:- : x x--x-:-xx--X'-x.- x--:-: : :-x-':-:vX-:-:--:-:- SEEDS — PLANTS — NURSERY STOCK IBSEN SEED COMPANY “Seeds With a Growing Reputation” 202 Government St. Dial 2-3671 X X X X XX -X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Rodgers Paint Store Paint—Hardware and Building Materials PHONE 6-3246 Prichard, Alabama X X X X X X“X X X X X X X J- j RAPIER'S FLOWERS i 32 N. ROYAL 2-6095 Best Wishes of SOKOL’S | FURNITURE and CLOTHING 59 DAUPHIN—JUST OFF ROYAL You Will Find SMART APPAREL For The SCHOOL BOY AND GIRL — AT — REISS BROS. FOR BOOKS— The Haunted Book Shop 58 S. Conception St.—Dial 2-6606 Fiction. Non-Fiction. Rental Library Technical books on shop, drafting. aviation and nautical subject FOR GIFTS— Staub’s Gallery Book Store 220 Dauphin St.—Dial 3-3729 Pictures framed and finished—Old and new prints—Greeting Cards Gifts of all sorts COMPLIMENTS OF RHEALEE EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY 217 Dauphin Street X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X -X X X- X X X-,X X X X fi' i 7 a on Pa . -t+ -O Coo t S' - k o Oo a o 7 £ O JL J Lx- J . j- SUcwmj ( c Lxijp :• C rXMj J •x x x x x x x x x x x x-x x x x x x-x x--x x- x : x x x--: 0 like this Kook Jt’s hats off to the Mohian Staff f)jU y Msyt CUj ( ' Aw JU uv fa Jet % -' J' xUt Lr-yf Ji UUh. yyt- - cJIaa %Asy La. (Xis [Jy. t xs srux y, Y kAs4s JjF' Ni: I jw w- Jl y Xho jfeA+%- 1 S ats v ijL jJafi MtO xJy tt (xSaz t A’ jJs Jjiht-Jx- jcL J-L' L -'. HEITER-STARKE PRINTING CO., INC. Euery Kind of Printing i •;.«X XX X X X X X X X X X X X X X XX X X X X X X X X X X K X- V -' 4MSVLS