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Murphy High School - Mohian Yearbook (Mobile, AL)

 - Class of 1945

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MoonligW on the South Tower of Main - - - MOHIAN‘1945 ■ VOLUME Photos by McNEELY Engravings by GULF STATES Printing by GILL Covers by KINGSCRAFT Just Loafing with Pleasant Companions - - - A Murphy Cub and His Wolf lings. Courtnoy. Britton. Bob Kohn. Ann Kohn, Bishop. The Story of the Life of the Class of '45 On Your Mark! Get Set! Go! Through the Stimulating Whirl of Murphy Activities. DEDICATION MR. C. FRANK NEWELL Everyone who knows Mr. Newell admires him for his courage and perserverance, respects him for his innate honesty and high ideals, and loves him for his sincere friendliness' and personal charm. Incidently, everyone knows Mr. Newell. Our new friend has made a very definite contribution to life at Murphy High School and we wish him every success and hap- piness in the years to come. by Miss Elizabeth Green, Sponsor of Mid-Year Seniors. MRS. LOUISE K. HAMIL As a teacher in Murphy High School and director of the Speech Department Mrs. Louise K. Hamil dem- onstrated her unusual ability and her worthiness for an even more responsible position. As assistant prin- cipal of Murphy High School Mrs. Hamil has won the love and respect of teachers and pupils by her serene manner, her unfailing friendliness, and her generous spirit. by Miss E. Lura Moore, Chairman of English Dept. Top: Miss Josephine Hargrove, Orienta- tion and Supervisor of Study Halls; Miss Hazel Driver, Adviser to Girls. Lower: Miss Elizabeth Green, English teacher. Mid-Year Class Sponsor, and Sponsor of Welfare Store, 12 Left: Mr. Ray Venman and hi assistant. Miss Carol Purifoy—school bankers. Right: Mr. Wright. M The English Department and the Library Develop a Firm Foundation for an Appreciation of Fine Literature. Top: Murphy's Comfortable Llbrcry Where Pupils Enjoy Good Reading. Bottom: (loft) Miss Jeanette Smith. Assistant Librarian; Miss Martha Gatlin. Librarian: Miss Eugenia Cook. Assistant Librarian; Chester Capps Consults Mr. Webster. Top to bottom: (loft) Miss Fitzsimmons' Speech Class. Sonior Eng. 8 Class. Miss Lee Forney. Eng.; Miss Edna Olson, Eng.: Mr. Roy Wilkie, Eng. and Mohian; Mrs. Florence Bclderson, Eng.; Mrs. Ruth Clark. Eng.: Mrs. Ruth Poole, Eng. (Center) Miss E. Lura Moore, Chairman of Eng. Dept; Mrs. Rubye Slade, Eng.; Mrs. Amelia Nugent. Eng. and Hist.; Miss Ester Watkins, Eng. and Civics: Miss Winnie Davis, Eng.; Miss Edith Richards. Eng. and Type.: Mr. E. P. Houston, Eng.; Mrs. J. M. Howard, Eng.; Mrs. Trelle Hogg. Eng. (Right) Eng. Bulletin Board, Room 122. Miss Martha Waters. Eng.; Miss Lois Fitzsimmons, Chairman of Speech Dept, and Dramatics; Miss Annie Ruth Moore, Eng. and Speech; Mrs. M. Moore, Eng.; Mrs. C. Turnage, Eng.; Miss Anne Savage, Eng.; Miss Elizabeth Green, Eng.; Miss Annie Lou White, Eng.; Miss Katherine A. Hope, Eng. 17 A Background for a Study of Foreign Peoples. Top: (left) Miss Gay's Latin 3. (Right) Ray Vonman, French, Spanish and Commercial Arithmetic; Miss Bertha Sprad- lin. Chairman of Spanish Department; Mrs. W. W. Fulcher, Spanish. Bottom: (left) Teaching the Good Neighbor Policy. (Center) Miss fossio Gay. Chairman of Latin Department; Mrs. Mary Stapleton, Latin. (Right) Mrs. S. Barrett, Spanish, and Mrs. Bruce. Spanish. Top to bottom: (left) Mr . Matheny's Algebra Class. Higby explains solid to Pounds and Williams. Mr. W. S. Hand. Arith. and Algebra; Miss Vella Moon, Algebra and Geom.: Mrs. L. Marion. Algebra and Geom.; Mr. J. C. Vaughan. Chairman of Math Dept. (Right) Learning Math the Easy Way. a la Hand. Mr. J. W. C. Brown. Algebra and Geom.: Mr. W. B. Slaughter. Algebra and Geom.; Mr. B. T. Dobbins. Arith. and Algebra: Mrs. Ruth Douglas. Algebra. Geom. and Com. Geog.; Miss V. d'Ornellas. Algebra. Geom., Solid Geom.. and Trig.; Mrs. T. G. Billups. Algebra and Geom.; Miss Mary Swanson, Algebra and Geom.; Mrs. Howard Malheny. Algebra and Geom. The Art of Concentration Is the First Rule of Thinking. Experience Is the Best Teacher. Top: Coops. Studying at Murphy—John Bakor. Coordinator with Cecil M. Ward. Director of Voc. Ed. Center: Stu- dent Learns at Downtown Plant. Instructors: John Bakor.Coordinator; W. N. Palmer. Div. Occu. and Rel. Subj.; Mrs. Alice Thompson. Rel. Subj. and Ret. Sell. Bottom: Mr. Palmer's Div. Occu. Class at Work. Top: (left) One of Murphy's Popular Classes—Cooking. Bottom: Heft) Mrs. Smith's Sewing Class. Right: (top to bot- tom. left to right) Mrs. L. Wedgworth. Chairman of Household Arts Department; Mrs. W. G. Smith, Fds. and Cl.- Miss T. Tate, Fds Mrs D. Morrissette. Fds.; Miss V. Jelks. Cl. and Fds.; Mrs. C. Ross. Department Buying. Cl.. H.' Mgt.; Halloween Party Planned and Prepared by Department. Future Homemakers Busily at Work. 21 Top to bottom: (left) Ablo Young Chemists Perform Important Experiment; Mr. Matt Lawler. Gen. Sci.; Mis Mary Bragg. Chem. and Gen. Sd.; Mr. R. F. Edward . Gen. Sd; Mi Emma Craddock. Biol.; Mr. W. W. Fulcher. Biol. Top to bottom: (right) Ml Gladys Baxter. Chairman of Sd. Dept., BloL; Ml Vivian Jelk . Gen. Sd.; Mr. W. C. Stapleton. Chem.. Gen. Sd.; Mi Robertha Steele. Soc. Studios. Con. Sd.. Biol.; Mr. lames Wil on. Phy .; Mr. G. M. Kirtland, Gen. Sd.; Miss Lillian Pistol . Gen. Sd.; Mr. L. L. Marion, Gen. Sd. and Biol. Simplifying the Understanding of Scientific Truths. 22 Accuracy and Speed Make Deft Fingers Invaluable in Business. Top: fleft to right) Typing Class. Mrs. Chancellor Dictates to Advanced Stenog. Class. Middle: Qeft to right) Book- kooping by Purifoy. Mr. Oscar Boland, Chairman of Com. Dept.; Miss Billie Shaw, Stenog; Miss Grace Shaw, Type. Bottom: (left to right) Miss Winnie Whatley, Book., Stenog.. and Type; Mrs. M. Chancellor, Stenog. and Typo; Mrs. Johnson, Com. Geog. and Sci.; Miss Carol Purifoy, Book.; Miss Inez Langham, Type; Mrs. Sue Savage. Com. Geog. and Stenog.; Mrs. C. Vaughan, Com. Geog. Top: (left) Studying Current Events. (Right) Mrs. J. Cole. U. S. Hist.; Dr. Mary Anderson. Psych., Civics; Miss M. Alexander. A. Hist.. U. S. Hist. Center: (left) W. Hist. Class. (Right) Miss Ruth Forehand. Chairman of Social Science Department. Bottom: (loft) Mrs. Cole's History Class. (Right) Miss Alice Frazer, Latin. Civics. W. Hist.; E. D. Hudgens. U. S. Hist.; Mrs. M. Foote, W. Hist., Math. Revealing the Wonders and Progress of the World. 24 Industrial and Fine Arts Train Hands and Mind. Top: (left) Print shop work. (Right) Mr. Usry's shop work. Center: (left) Mr. Sitterie explains woodworking. (Right) Miss Myrtle Ederle, M. Dr.: Miss Virginia Boykin. M. Dr. and Bl. Pr. Bottom: (left) Mr. R. D. Houser, Chairman of Ind. and Fine Arts Dept.; Miss Sarah McClellan. M. Dr.; Miss Clyde Kennedy. Art. (Right) Mr. J. M. Sitterie, W.W.; Mr. M. C. Mancill, W.W.; Mr. T. R. Usry. M Shop. H. Mech. Top: (1 10 Mr. Claude Dahmer instructing the band. (Right) Murphy's famous Glee Club. Center Oeft) Big boys with big horns. (Right) Murphy's Million Dollar Band. Bottom Oeft) Navy Day. (Right) Mascot; Betsy Pfnmmer, Majorette. Music, Maestro, Please! 26 Gym. Activities Promote Healthful Recreation. Top: (left) Girl ' Archery Class. Top: (right) Physical Ed. Teachers: Miss Octavia Taylor, Miss Elsa Hyndman. Mrs. G. Crenshaw. H. S. Pugh, C. Newdome, F. L. Bridgewater, Chairman of Department. Bottom: Boys' Outdoor Calisthenics under Newdome. Logan Sharpless — Elizabeth Barrett The Boy - the Girl Looking to the Future. Seniors - - Serious, Confident, After Four Years at Murphy SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS — JANUARY AND JUNE Kneeling: Frances Baker. Secretary—June; Irma Grace Fortenberry, Vice-Presidont—January.. Seated: Miss Virginia Boykin, Sponsor—June: Sara Ann Stewart, President—June; Gerald Harvey, President—January; Miss Elizabeth Green, Sponsor—January. Standing: Ann Mclnnis, Treasurer—June; Richard Havron. Vice-President—June; Carolyn Griffin, Secretary—January; Claire Stallworth, Treasurer—January. Hoppy Arthur H. Allen, Jr. Helen Louise Allen lyse her Monitor 3. Traffic Monitor 3. Catherine Anderson Fresh. Club 1, Craft Club 2. Tea's, ass’t. 2. Girl Reserve 3, Yard Monitor 4. Yo Tappa Kees 4. Gladys Marilyn Anderson La La Chin Chin Club 1. D.O. Club 4. Robert Anderson Bobby James Edwin Andrews Eddie Movies Sr Radio Club 2. Johnny Andrews Tacks Doris Louise Anthony D.O. Club 3 and 4. Gladys Antoine Runt Girl Reserves 1-3. Mary Catherine Ardoyno Cat Girl Reserve 2. Study Hall Ass't. 3. Lucile Belle Armbrecht Sec’y I, Knitting Club 2, Fresh. Club I. Cafe 2 4. Welfare Com. 4. Tri-Hi-Y Club 4. Student Council 3. Sam Lindsey Armistead Sammy Office Ass't 2 Sr 3. Football 3 Sr 4, Monitor 3 Sr 4. Paula Diane Arnold Tea's. Ass't. 3, Fresh. Chib 1. Knitting Club 2. Wel- fare Day 3. Student Council 4, Mohian Staff 4, Sub-chan. Welfare Com. 4, Yo Tappa Kees 4. Robert Eugene Arnold Bobby Fresh. Club I. Tea's. Ass't. 2. Fresh. Chorus . Glee Club 2 Sr 3. Pres. Movies Sr Radio Club 2. Science Chib 4. Dorothy Ashcraft Dot Mabry Atchison Pat Fresh. Club I, Tea's. Ass't. I 2. Knitting Club 2. Yard Monitor 4. Gertrude Smith Atkinson Fresh. Club 1, Knitting Club 2. Tea's. Ass't. 3. Ijoc er Monitor 3. Psych. Club 3. Office Ass't. 4. Amos Cortez Austin Cafe 3 Sr 4. Bobbie Averyt Hobby Club. Faye Averett F.mer. Room Monitor 3, lxxk.er Office Monitor 3. Mable Pearl Babcock Boots Fresh. Club I. Biol. Study Club 2, Tea's. Ass't. 3. School Bookkeeper 4. Joan Badon Jo Emer. Room Monitor 2, Office Ass't. 3 Sr 4. Leroy Chester Baggett, Jr. Fresh. Club 1. Mech. Draw. Club 2. Harte-Hi-Y 3 Sr 4. Ushers Club 4. Agnes Lucile Bailey Pysch. Club 4. Girl Reserve 4. 30 Nell Bailey Fresh. Club I. Chin Chin Club 2. Frances Boykin Baker Sister Adv. Council I, Cafe Ass’S. 1-4. Tea's. Ass’s. 3. Monitor 3. Class Pres. 3. V.D.C. 3 4, Sec'y. Knitting Club 2. Fresh. Club I, Tri Hi Y 3 4, Election (r domination Com. 2. Class Secy 4. Civic Welfare 1, Welfare Day 4. James Franklin Balderson Jimmy International Club 2. Fresh. Club I. Flag 3. Science Club 4. Tea’s. Ass’S. 3 4. Charles Michael Balzli Mickey M” Club 3 4. Glee Club I - 4. Yard Monitor. Advis. Coun. Walter Lowry Barfield, Jr. Fresh. Club I. Study Club 2. Odessa Barlow Dessa Fresh. Players I. Inst. Music I. Band 2, Four Arts Club 2 3. Orchestra 3. Traffic Monitor 2. Andrew Barnes Yard Monitor 4. Alice Elizabeth Barrett Knitting Club 1. Fresh. Club 1. Tea's. Ass’t. I (r 2. Election Nomination Com. 2, Adv. Council Rep. 3. Civic Welfare Com. 3, Tri Hi Y 3 4, Welfare Store 4. Annie Claude Barton Claudia Fresh. Club 1, Fresh. Cho. 1, Girl Reserves 2. Psych. Club 4. Dorothy Lucile Barton Girl Reserves 3 4. Glee Club 3. Marie Elizabeth Battiste Me Me Inst. Music I. Locker Monitor 3. Tea’s. Ass’t. 2 4. War Stamp Salesman 3, Fresh. Club 1, Craft Club 2. Yo Tappa Kees 4, Psych. Club 4. B Band 2. Office Ass’t. 4. Dorothy Ruth Beck Dot Fresh. Club 1, Study Club 2-3. Elizabeth Ruth Bender Betty Four Arts Club 1 - 4. School Bookkeeper 4- Tea's. Ass’!. 1-4, Monitor 2 6r 3, Modern Dancing Class 3. Tri Hi Y 3 6r 4. I la Faye Bennett James Terrell Benton Adv. Coun. 2, Projection Club 2. Gerald Edward Berger Reading Club 2. Verda Marie Best Fla. 4-H Club 1 - 3. D O. Club. Idonia Aurora Bickerstaff Sidney lamier. Glee Club 2. Red Cross Rep. 3. Ass't. Grey Jjidy (Red Cross). Betty Jean Billingsley Billie Fresh. Cho. I. Girl Reserves 2. James Edward Billingsley Tea’s. Ass’t. 1-3, Welfare Store 2, Sec'y Craft Club 2, Student Council 3. D.O. Club 3 €r 4. Gerry1 Dony Edgar Lee Bittle Nookie-Rusty Projection Club 2, Fresh. Club 1, Fresh. Cho. 1. Charles Godfrey Bitzer C. G. Cheerleader 1 6r 2. Fresh. Club 1. Treas. Ijoco! Int. Club. Treas. Psych. Club. Intra. Sports 1 -4. Tennis Club 3 4. Yard Monitor 4. Lucille Black Snookie” Fresh. Club 1. Girl Reserve Club 2 Cr 3, Adv. Council 4. Jack A. Blackman An B” Team 1 2. 3 S l£ l i I li Ll t © 31 James L. Bodiford Sonny Rending Club 2. William David Bolton W. D. fresh. Club I. Table Tennis I. Read. Club 2, Photo. Club 2. Betty Jane Bosdell Fresh. Club I. Tea's. Ass't. 1-3. Office Ass't. 1 -3. Curl Reserve 2. Panther Club 4. Mohian 4. Sue Better Fresh. Chorus 1. Fresh. Club I. lxtter Club 2 dr 3, Clee Club 2-4, Hi Times 3 4, Welfare Rep. 3. Psych. Club 3. Welfare Com. 2, Quill dr Scroll 4. Bruce Bowden Basketball 3 4. Football 4. Donald Anthony Boyes Injun Adr. Council 3. Monitor 3. John Bradley Ann Merline Brandenburg Hoe dr Rake Club I, lab. Ass’t. 2. Curl Reserves 3. Carolyn Brannon Ub. Ass't. 2 dr 3. Girl Reserve 2. Tea's. Ass't. 4. Yo Tappa Rees 4. Psych. Club 4. Dorothy Imogene Brasell Dot Fresh. Club I. Knitting Club 2. Sec. Garden Club 3, Office Ass't. 4, Advisory Council 4, N.H.S. 4. Myrette Brewer Gladys Brodbeck Fresh. Club I. Movies dr Radio Club 2. Four Arts Club 2. Tea's. Ass't. 2. Lost dr Found Monitor 2. Ub. Ass't. 2. Rep. Welfare Com. 3. Hi Times 3. Richard Brooks Ijocker Monitor 1. Craft Club 2. Yard Monitor 2, D. 0. Club 3 dr 4. Joyce Brown Fresh. Club I. Advisory Council 2. Psych. Club 4. Nelda Brown Midge Panther dub 4, Girl Reserve 4. Robert Hughes Brown Bobby Fresh. Club I. Ruth Brown Movies dr Radio Club 2. Ijocker Office Ass't. 3 4. Willis Brown Fresh. Club 1. Good Neighbor Club 1, Murphy-Hi-Y 2-4. Orchestra 2 - 4, Band 2-4, N.HS. 3 dr 4. Usher's Club 3 4. Co-president of Usher's Club 4. Governing Conned 4, Student of the Moment 4. Albert Browning Bubba Baseball I - 4. M Club I - 4. Football 4. Betty Lou Browning Fresh. Club I. Four Arts Club I • 4, Cafe I dr 2. Enter. Room Monitor 3. H. Grady Bryant, Jr. Mae Movies dr Radio 2, Civic Welfare Com. 4. Jane Bullock Fresh. Chorus 1. Glee Club 1-3, Four Arts Club 1-4, Tea's. Ass't. 2, Office Ass’t. 2, Hi Times 3 dr 4, Quill f Scroll 4. Doris Burleson Fresh. Club 1, Movies dr Radio Club 2, D. O. Club 4. Katie Butts Knitting Club 2. Girl Reserve 3, Office Worker 4, Panther Club 4. 32 Barbara Rose Byrd Bobbie Fresh. Club 1. Chin Chin Club 2, D.O. Club 3 4. Vue-Pres, of D.O. Club 4. Tea’s. Ass’t. 2 4, Adv. Council 4. Martha Cahoon Pinky Fresh. Club 1. D.O. Club 2. James Richard Calhoun Toughy Welfare Store Worker 2. Usher Club 3 4. Old Relics Club 3. “M Club 3 4. Murphy-Hi-Y 3 4. Sec. of M-H-Y 3. Varsity Basketball 2-4. Captain of Varsity Basketball 3, Varsity Football 3 4. Co-ca plain of Varsity Football 4. Elizabeth D. Campbell Ebbie Reading Club 2. Ur. Club 2, Study Club 3, Panther Club 3. Johnnie Percell Cannon Dorothy Claudine Capps Bitsy Fresh. Club I, Girl Reserve 2. Ub. Ass’t. 2. Yo Tappa Kees 4. Juanita Capps Nita Craft Club 2. Winton Wheeler Carleton Enter. Room 4. Carrie U. Seba Carlisle Psych. Club 4. Sylvia Carpenter Fresh. Club I, Chin Chin Club 2, Study Hall Moni- tor 2 4. Tea’s. Ass’t. 3. Marie Helen Carwie Fresh. Club 1. Monitor 1 - 4. Chin Chin Club 2. Girl Reserves 2. Adv. Council 3. Jean Caton Rabbit Fresh. Club I, Girl Reserves 2 3, Sec’y 2 Vice-Pres. 3 of G.R. Mary Emma Chambers Mimi Fresh. Club 2. Ping Pong Club 3. Hal! Monitor 3. Psych. Club 4. Juanita Chandler Citronelle 1-3. Treas. of Dramatic Club, Commer- cial Club, Science Club, Glee Club, IJbrarian. Dolores Chastain Locker Office Ass’t. 1-4. Medical Club 2. Adv. Council 3. Tea's. Ass’t. 3. Dorothy Chidgey Girl Reserves 2, D.O. Club 4. Doris May Chin Tommy Fresh. Club I. A Band 2-4. A Orchestra 2-4, V-P of Girl Reserve Triangle 2. Welfare Store 3 4. Tea's. Ass’t. 2 3, Adv. Council 2 3. Welfare Day I 2, X.H.S. 3 4, Pres. Student Council 4. Mohian Staff 4. Margaret Elizabeth Chisholm Maggie Adv. Council 3. Tea's. Ass'f. 3, D.O. Club 3 4, Civic Welfare Com. 3. Mary Christodolous Fresh. Club I, Knitting Club 2. Locker Monitor 2, Traffic Monitor 4, Yo Tappa Kees 4. Bessie Geraldine Clark Jerry Fresh. Club I. Chin Chin Club 2, Office Helper 2, Tea's. Ass't. 3. Yo Tappa Kees 4, Panther Club 4. Ruth Clark Cha” 1-ost Found Monitor 1-3, Players Club 2-4, Fan Randlette Art Honor Society 2-4. Adv. Council 2. F.mer. Room Monitor 3, Office Ass’t. 3, Psych. Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y Club 4. Cafe Worker 4. Mohian Staff 4, Yard Monitor, Stunt Night 3. Marie Clausen Fresh. Club I, Hoe Rake Club 2, Panther Club 3 4, Monitor 1. Sula Virginia Clayton Sue William Richard Cloud, Jr. 33 IE Ivi tUlie Libbie Mae Clough Tuscaloosa High 2 3. leader's Club 3, Sec’y of FJI.A. 2 3. Norma Jayne Clough Tuscaloosa High 2 3. R.O.F.B., Section Librarian. Patricia Cogbum Pat Fresh. Club 1. Fresh. Chorus 1. Welfare Day 1. Girl Reserve 2. Stunt Night 3, Adv. Council 4. Psych. Club 4. Betty Cole Bee Fresh. Chorus 1. Chin Chin Club 2. Tea’s. Ass’t. 3. Yard Monitor 3, Psych. Club 4, Yo Tappa Kees 4. Harriet Jean Coleman Pinky Fresh. Club I, Chin Chin Club 2. Monitor 3, Yo Tappa Kees 4. Betty Collins Fresh. Chorus 1. Fresh. Club 1. Craft Club 2, Hi Times Reporter 2, Library Ass't. 4, Yo Tappa Kees 4. John William Cornish Jackie Reading Club 1 2, Drill Corps 3. Bicycle Monitor 4. Edward Thomas Conniff Photo Club 2. Baseball 3 6-4. M Club 4. Anna Laura Copeland Girl Reserve 2. Band 2 3, Victory Corp 2, Tea’s. Ass’t. 3 4. Don Louis Costa Fresh. Club 1. Hobby Club 2, D.O. Club 3 4. V-P 3 Pres. 4 of D.O. Club. Virginia Covey Ginger Girl Reserve 2. Eugene Godefroy Cox Fresh. Club 1. D.O. Club 3 4. Claude Francis Craig, Jr. Fresh. Club 1, Reading dub 2, Adv. Council 2 3. Leo Crain Buddy Good Neighbor dub 2. Pearlie Deveme Creel Sister Red Cross Seu'ing Club 2. Tea’s. Ass’t. 2, Locker Monitor 2. Margie E. Croker Band 2, Glee Club 2, Reading Club 2. D.O. Club 3 4. Wilma Lene Cromer Girt Reserve Club 2. D.O. Club 4. Juanita Paige Croxdale Fresh. Club 1, Girl Reserve 2 (r 4. Greta Jean Crutchfield Gret Girl Reserve 2. Alice Joyce Cuny Fresh. Chorus I, Craft Club 2, Tea’s. Ass’t. 1 £r 3, D.O. Club 4. Juanita Curtis Nita Bible Study Club 2, Girl’s Dressing Room Monitor 2. Patricia Louise Danks Pat Fresh. Cho. I, letter Club 2, Psych. Club 4. Mary Lyle Davidson Lolly Fresh, dub 1, Four Arts Club 1-4, Yo Tappa Kees 4, Office Ass’t. 4. Annie Laura Davis 34 Mary Lou Deakle Lulu” Fresh. Club 1, Medical Club 2, Ijost and Found 2. Psych. Club A. Twynette Dean Edmond Thomas de Celle Ed” Fresh. Club I, Players Club I. Four Arts Club 2, Civil Air Patrol 3. Jr. Rotarian 4. Hi Times 3 6r 4, Editor of Hi Times 4. Mary Frances Deer Meah” Fresh. Club 1. Class Treas. 1. Ijocl er Monitor I, Four Arts Club I - A. Tea's. Ass't. 1. 3 A. Office Ass't. 2, Knitting Club 2, F.mer. Room Monitor 3 A. Psych. Club A. Robert Irvin Dees Dizzy Dorothy Dees© Dot” Monitor 3, Hi Times 4. Francis Dement Buddy” Fresh. Club 1, Reading Club 2. Victory Corps 2. Clifton Owen Dew, Jr. Diz” A R Band 2, Traffic Monitor 4, D.O. Club A. Helen Loraine Dickey Fresh. Club I. Girl Reserves 2, Cafe 3. Yo Tap pa Kees 4. Stephen Ford Dill Harold Dilworth Dilly” Welfare Store A. Psych. Club 4, Mohian A. Christine Dobbins Cricket” Tuscaloosa Sr. Hi, F.H.A. Club. Fresh. Service Club, Victory Club. June Dodge Adv. Council 1. Tea's. Ass’t. 1 - 3. Knitting Chib. Albert Owen Drey Drew Reading Club 2. Usher’s Club 3 4, Harte-Hi-Y 2 - 4. Sec’y of H-H-Y 4. David Duberman Adv. Council 2, Governing Council 3. Study Club 3. Chairman of Boy's Dressing Room Com. 4. Billie Alma DuBose Fresh. Club I, Craft Club 2, Tea’s. Ass't. 3 A. Kathleen Elva Duck Ducky Fresh. Club 1, Girl Reserves 2-4, Sec'y 3 6r V-Pres. 4 of GR. Robert Dudley Cecil Joyce Dungan Fresh. Club 1. Girl Reserve I 2. Yo Tappa Kees 4. Tea’s. Ass't. 4. Lee Dunnam Hart Hi-Y 3 4. Usher’s Club 3 4. Mary Louise Durant Weesie Fresh. Club'], Four Arts Club 1-4, Orchestra 1 2, Fresh. Chorus 1, Library Ass’t. 2, F.mer. Room Mon. 2. Bible Study Club 2, Welfare Day 2-3. Office Ass’t. 3 4, Tea’s. Ass’t. 3 4, Tea’s. Sub. 3 4, Glee Club 4, Mohian 4, WHS. 3 4, Pres. Four Arts Club 4. Frances Elizabeth Edelbaum Pee-Wee Fresh. Club I, Fine Arts Club 2, Tea's. Ass’t. 1-4, lettering Club 3 Cr 4, Fan Randlette Art Honor Society 3 4, Office Ass’t. 4. Eugene Ellis Gene Frances Martin Ellis Fresh. Club I. Bible Study Club 2. Adv. Council 2. Tea's. Ass’t. 1-4, Civic Welfare Com. 3, Monitor 4, Psych. Club 4. Lvl Lillie ©s 35 i3 £ IE Ivi L11 Ll t Mary Louise Ellis May Fresh. Club I, Adv. Council 1 2. Pres. Knitting Club 2, Ijost 6r Found 2. Cafe 3. Honor Com. 4. Ed. Mohian 4. See. Tri-Hi-Y 4. Maida Kate Epperson Fresh. Club 1. Office Ass't. I. Cafe 2-4, Ctrl Re- serves 2-4. Sec'y of GR 4. Panther Club 3, Yo Tappa Kees 4. Marcella Yvonne Epperson Fresh. Club 1, Girl Reserve 2-3, Cafe 2. Library Ass’t. 4. Robert Donald Erhardt Baseball 3 4, M Club i 4. Football 4. Gov- erning Council 4. Joyce Lucile Escobedo Fresh. Club I, Chin Chin Club 2. Ijost Found Monitor 3. Tea's. Ass't. 3. Kenneth Tracy Eslava Ken Art Club 3 6r 4, Yard Monitor 4. Wade F. Eubanks Preacher Ethel Paige Evans Girts Reserve 4. Perry Walter Evans D.O. Club 3 4. Rosemary Falbe Rosie Fresh. Club I. Fresh. Chorus I, Fine Arts I, Hi Timer 3. Fan Randlette Art Honor Society I • 4. Pres, of FRAHS 4. Ethelyn Falls Fresh. Club I. Locker Monitor 2. Chin Chin Club 2. Tea's. Ass't. 3 4. Yo Tappa Kees 4. Roscoe Feaster lames Wayne Fergerson Jimmie F.F l. 2 3. Mary Eugenia Field Fresh. Club I. Tea's. Ass't. 2 3, Radio Movies Club 2. Library Ass't. 3. Office Ass’t. 4. Betty June Finnen West Blocton High I 2, Girls Basketball Team. Girls’ Soft BillI Team. Drum Majorette. Bettye Fitzgerald Fresh. Club 1. Girl Reserves 2. Tea's. Ass't. 1-4. Aubrey Neeze Flowers Girl Reserve. John S. Flowers Spud Fresh. Club 1. Pleasure Club 2, Monitor Insp. 2 3. Victory Corp 2 Sr 3. Adv. Council 3. Welfare Court 3. Pub. Com. 3 4, Civic Welfare Com. 4, Football 4. Office Ass’t. 4. Adv. Council 4. M” dub 4. Mary Katherine Flynn Katie Fresh. Club I. Girl Reserves 2, D.O. Club 4. Herman Folsom Photo Club 2. Marianne Forcheimer Movies Radio Club 2. Fresh. Chorus I. Yard Monitor 3. Office Ass't. 4. Irma Grace Fortenberry Nuny Class Sec’y 3. Class V-Pres. 4. Knitting Club. Moni- tor. NJ3J. 4. Alice La Nelle Foster Treat. Chin Chin Club 2. A Band 3 4. Eunice Franklin Molly Library Ass’t. 3. 36 Sybil Frasier Fresh. Club 1, Traffic Monitor 2. Knitting Club 2. Elections Cr Nominations Com. 3, Tea's. Ass’t. 3. Treas. of D.O. Club 4. Marjorie V. L. Frederick Glee Club 1 - 4, Psych. Club 4. Bennie Walace French, Jr. Frenchie Fresh. Club I. Monitor I, Good Neighbor Club 2 Norma Alice Fulford Halfpint' Fresh. Club I, Bible Study Club 2. Ijost Cr Found Monitor 2. Ijocker Monitor 3. Psych. Club i, Tea's Ass' . 3 Cr 4, IJbrary Ass’ . 4. Yo Tappa Kees 4. George Washington Fullerton Jake” Garden Com. 1 2. Cine Welfare Com. 2, Chair- man of Scrap Drive 3. D.O. Club 4. John E. Fultz Footz Reading Club 2. Alice Marie Gadilhe A. D. Anniston Hi 1 2. Cafe Worker 3, Girl Reserve 3. Gloria Galloway Adv. Council I, Welfare Day 2. Traffic Monitor 3. Psych. Club 4, Yo Tappa Kees 4. Marguerite Harrell Galloway Traffic Monitor 4. Frances Gamer Fresh. Club I. Victory Corps 2. Bible Study Club 2. IJbrary Ass’t. 2 3, Study llall Helper 2 Cr 3, Nominations Elections Monitor 4, Tea's. Ass’t. 4. Lois Eula Garrett F.H.A. 2 Cr 3. 4-H Club I Cr 2. V-Pres. of 4-H 2. Jean Gaston Welfare Court 2, Four Arts Club 1-4. Edwina Muriel Gates Eddie Enith Grace Gibson Silor High 1-3, Vice-Pres. of 4-H Club 1, F.H.A. 2 Cr 3, Beta Club (a National Honor Society) 2 Cr 3. Basketball Team 3, Pres, of Brookley Girl Reserves 4, Psych. Club 4. Marilyn Ann Gill Bootsie Fresh. Club 1, Ijost Cr Found 1-3, Tea's. Ass't. 1. 3 4, Victory Club 2, Knitting Chib 2, Modern Dancing Club 2. Linda Elizabeth Godwin Libby Chin Chin Club 2. Locker Monitor 2 4. Kenneth Webster Goff Puncky Cafe 1. Fresh. Club 1. Reading Club 2, Cafe 2. Vetrice Ann Goff Vee Fresh. Club 1. Glee Club 1-4, Adv. Council 3. Tea's. Ass't. 2, Locker Monitor 2, fr. Nurse’s Aid 2-4, Civic Welfare Com. 3. Girl Reserves 1 - 4, fr. Red Cross 3 Cr 4. Panther Club 4. Hi Times 4. N.HS. 4. Lucille Goins Lucy Library Ass't. 1, Adv. Council 2, Art Cr Movies Club 2. D.O. Club 4. Evelyn Golden Jane Golden Sec'y - Treas. of F.H.A. Club 1 2. Basketball I Cr 2. Yard Monitor 4. Psych. Club 4. Anita Goldman Nita Fresh. Club 1, Four Arts Club I - 4. Glee Club 1-3. Tea’s. Ass't. 1-4, Psych. Club 4, Section Sec’y 4. Laura Annette Goodloe Fresh. Club 1, Adv. Council 1. Knitting Club 2, Cafe Ass't. 2 Cr 3, Tea's. Ass't. 2 Cr 4, Civic Welfare Com. 3, Hi Times 3. Mohian 4. Yo Tappa Kees 4, Quill Cr Scroll 3 Cr 4. Barbara Goodwin Bobbie Fresh. Club 1. Chin Chin 2. Tea's. Ass't. 3. Girl Reserve 3-4, Psych. Club 4. 17 CgSlE Lsi LUllt 0j Ann Gonzales Fresh. Club I, Adv. Council 1 2, Teat. Ass’t. 1-4. Radio (r Movie Club 2. Office Ait't. 3 4. Tea' . Substitute 4. Mary Conelia Gordon Thyra Jo Gordon ''Jo'' Metal for Citizenship 2, Ixtter Award 3. Tea’s. Sec'y. 4. Betty Gould Knitting Club I £r 2. D.O. Club 3 4. Harold Louis Goyette Godoy Fresh. Club 1, Tea's. Ass’t. I. A Orch. I - 4, A Band 2 - 4. Special Chorus 3 4. Ping Pong Club 2. Glee Club 3 4, Welfare Rep. 4. Barbara Jean Grandy Fresh. Chorus I. Glee Club 2 3. ljock.er Office Ass'l. 1-3, Hi Times 3, Fan Randlette Art Honor Society. D.O. Club 4. Marion Moughon Gravlee Fresh. Club I, More For Your Money Club 2, Knitting Club Treat. 3. Gym Helper 3. Library Ass’t. 4. Donald Horace Gray Don Instrumental Music 1 6r 2, Reading Club 2. Marcia Emily Gray Fresh. Club I, Knitting Club 2, Cafe 2, Modern Dancing Club 2. Ass't. Adv. Council Rep. 2 3, Psych. Club 4, Hi Times 4. Tea's. Ass’t. 1. 3 4. Mohian 4. Typist for Mohian 4, Photo Editor of Mohian 4, Welfare Rep. 4. Beverly de Lores Green Dessie Fresh. Club I. Girl Reserves 2. Welfare Day Pro- gram 1. Margie Anne Green Fresh. Club I, Knitting Club 2, Civic Welfare Com. Rep. 4. Yo Tappa Kees 4. Charles Nelson Greer Charley Fresh. Club 1. A Band 1-4, Drawing Hobby Club 2, Study Hall Club. James Eldred Grepke Jimmy Mary Anne Grieme A Orchestra 2-4, Chin Chin Club 2, Ijoc er Moni- tor 4, Adv. Council 4, Psych. Chib 4. Carolyn Griffin Fresh. Club 1, Knitting Club 2. Sec'y 4, Tea’s. Ass't. 4. Anne Dortch Griggs Fresh. Club 1, Adv. Council 1 2. Welfare Day 2 £r 3, Nomination (r Election Com. 2 6r 4, Knitting Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y Club 3 (r 4, Tea's. Substitute 4. Mohian 4. Constance Clair Gunthorpe Connie Sec. Rep. 2, Sec'y of F.R.A.HS. 2 - 4, Sec’y of Fine Arts Club 2, lettering Club 3 4, Tea's. Ass't. 1-4. Blanchard Guthrie Bonehead Band I 2, Music Club 2. Betty Haas J. F. Hackmeyer Fresh. Club 1, Drawing Club 2. (Jzz - A t- - Frederick H. Haidt, Jr. Snooks Charlotte High School 1 (r 2, Swimming 1 2, Monitor 3. Adv. Council 3, Monitor 4. Dorothy Louise Haigler Dot D.O. Club 4. Lida Hall Fresh. Club 1, Psych. Club 4. Roberts M. Hall Bob Fresh. Club 1, Reading 2, Cafe 3, D.O. Club 4. 38 Earl Cranston Hamil Cranny Players 1-4, Cafe 1-3, Yard Monitor 4, Usher Club 4. Evelyn Hamilton Fresh. Club I. Girl Reserve 2. D.O. Club 4. John Hammerle, Jr. Alice Joyce Hammond Fresh. Club I, Tea's. Ass’t. I ■ 3. Four Arts Club 1-4, Cafe 3. Civic Welfare Com. 3 4, Section Sec’y. 4, Tea's. Substitute 4, Mohian 4. Bettye Jeanne Hammond Honore Hanks Butch Robertsdale High School 1-3, F.H.A. Club 2. Glee Club 3. Odessa Marie Hansen Tea's. Ass't. 1 2. Adv. Council 1. Chin Chin Club 2, Section Rep. 3. D.O. Club 4. Dorothy Mae Harbin Dot Fresh. Club 1. Tea's. Ass't. 1. Girl Reserve 2. Enter. Room Monitor 4. Jean Harbin Chin Chin Club 2, Psych. Club 4, Yo Tappa Kees 4. Sadie Harris Dinky Fresh. Chorus 1. Agnes Harrison Red Fresh. Club 1. Biology Club 2. D.O. Club 3 4. Barbara Harrison Girl Reserves 2, Monitor 2-4, Yo Tappa Kees 4. Ray Brown Hartwell, Jr. Fresh. Club 1, Victory Corps 2, Tea’s. Ass't. 3. Gerald Harvey Dimples Fresh. Club 1, Sports 1 -4, Reading Club 2, Welfare Store Worker 4, Pres. Mid-Year Sr. Class. Doris Hatch Dot Girl Reserve 1, Knitting dub 2, Tea's. Ass't. 3. Pauline Hathcock Polly Fresh. Chorus 1, Girl Reserve 2, Tea's. Ass't. 2, Office Ass’t. 3. Panther dub 4, D.O. Club 4. Dorothy Lillian Haustein Dottie Fresh. Club 1, Fresh. Chorus 1, Fan Randlette Art Honor Society 1 - 4, Glee Club 4, Office Ass’t. 4. Waunvis Havard Keeter Girl Reserves 2. James Richard Havron Infra. Swimming 1, Glee Club 2 (r 3. Usher Club 3 (r 4. Science Club 4. V-Pres. of Sr. Class. Billy Baker Hawkins Hawkeye A Band 3 4, A Orchestra 3 4. Four Arts Club 3 Cr 4, Yard Monitor 4. Joe Thomas Hawkins Coan Football Varsity 4, Reading Club 1. Josie Hawkshead Jo Girl Reserves 1. Panther Club 4, Tea's. Ass't. 4. James Hazen Jimmy Craft Club 3. Marion Lee Heape Fresh. Club 1, Study Hall Club 2. 39 Ruth Nadine Heim Sis Freih. Club 1. Monitor I 2. Girl Reserve 2, Tea's. Ass't. I - 4, Office Ass’t. 3 fr 4, Tea’s. Substitute 4. Psych. Club 4. Carl Heinisch, Jr. Drawing Hobby Club 3 fr 4. Virginia Henderson Fresh. Club 1, Knitting Club 2. Victory Corps 2. Welfare Store Worker 2-4. A Jr. Council 4, Mohian 4. Joyce Pearl Heubach Girl Reserves I. Hi Times 3 4. Donald Albert Hickey Mona Marie Hieronymus Fresh. Club I. Yo Tappa Kees 4. John Donald Higby Fresh. Club I, Victory Corps 2, Reading Club 2. Ella Lee Hilbum Fresh. Club 1. Fresh. Chorus 1. Knitting Club 2. Girl Reserves 2 3. Tea's. Ass't. 3, Library Ass’t. 4. Panther Club 4, Yo Tappa Kees 4. Mary La Verne Hildebrand Bible Study Club 2. Panther Booth 3, A Band 4. Tea's. Ass't. 4. Psych. Club 4. Edith Irene Hill Pete Fresh. Club I. Inst. Music I, Girl Reserves 2, Yard Monitor 2. Jep Hill Old Relics Club 2. Harle-Hi-Y 2 - 4. Adv. Council 3. Monitor 2 - 4, Ushers Club, Phych. Club 4. Frances Hines Fran Monitor 3 4, Panther Club 4. Office Ass’t. 4. George Garner Hoffman Bruno Movie fr Radio Club 2. D.O. Club 4. Walter Leroy Hogan Fresh. Club I, Bible Chib 2. A Orchestra 1-3, Adv. Council 1. 3 4. Governing Council 2. Alice Bernice Holcomb Niecie Stunt Night 3. Reading Club 2. Yo Tappa Kees 4. James Holland Wesley Stuart Holmes Glee Club I fr 2. Harte Hi-Y 4. Usher Club 4. Four Arts Club 4. Tom Horst, Jr. Fresh. Club 1, Craft Club 2. Cafe 2 fr 3, Monitor 3 fr 4, Science Club 4. Vareda Odell Hortin Rita Aud. Club 3 fr 4. Four Arts Club 3 fr 4, Girl Reserves 4. Nova Horton Nova Scotia Coin Club 2 fr 3. Girl Reserve 4. Sally Howard Ruston High School 1-3, Glee Club 1, Reporter 1. Home Ec. Club 1-3, V-Pres. Home Ec. 3. School letter in Extracurricular Activities 3, Pep Squad 1-3. Student Council 2, Debate Club 2, Spanish Club 2 fr 3. Wesley Daryl Hudgens Fresh. Club I. Glee Club 1 - 3. Table Tennis Club 2. Adv. Council 3, N.HS. 3 fr 4. Psych. Club 4, Monitor 4. James Ernest Hull Fresh. Club 1, Governing Council I, Fresh. Chorus 1. Mary Virginia Hunt Ginny Chin Chin Club 2. 40 Jean Jackie Hunter Monitor 3 6r 4, Adv. Council 4, Ubrary Afs't. 4, Span. Lab. 4. Simon Imura Nellie “B Football 1-3, Sport Appreciation Club 2. Box- ing Club 3, Cheer leader 4. Coleman Inge Adv. Council I 2, Murphy-Hi-Y 2-4. Honor Com. 3 (r 4. Usher Club 3 4, Co-Pres. of Usher Club 4, Psych. Club 3. Richard S. Inge Red Fresh. Club 1, Cafe 1. Monitor I, Usher Club 2 - 4. Murphy-Hi-Y 2 - 4. Ernest Irby Reading Club 2, Monitor 4. Evelyn Frances Isaacs Red Girl Reserve I - 4. Treas. 3 (r Sec’y. 4 of GR. Joe Ishee Monitor I (r 2, Good Neighbor Club 2. D.O. Club 4. James H. Jackmond Jack Lillian Ruth Jackson Monitor 3, Honor Roll I - 4, lJbrary Ass't. 4, Welfare Com. Rep. 4. Marilyn Jackson A Band 2-4, Tea's. Ass’t. 2-4. Chin Chin Club 2. Thomas Lester Jackson Intra. Basketball I. Reading Club 2. D.O. Club 4. Shirley Ann Janzen Spooky” Monitor 3, Science Club 4. Ernest Edward Jarrett Fresh. Club I. Reading Club 2, Victory Corps 2, Tea’s. Ass’t. 3 4. Ina Faye Jenkins Tea's. Ass't. 1 - 4. Biol. Study Club 2, Girl Reserve Pres. 3 4. Carl Henry Jenson Fresh. Club I. Reading Club 2, Victory Corps 2. Audice Jemigan Movie Radio Club 2. Ijoc cr Office 1 • 3. Christeen Johnson Lenny Tea's. Ass’t. I - 3. Craft Club 2. D.O. Chib 4. Dorothy Jean Johnson Dot” Tea’s. Ass’t. I - 3. Craft Club 2, D.O. Club 4. Gurden Moore Johnson, Jr. Mech. Dr. Club 2, Tea’s. Ass’t. 3. Alvin Heyl Jones Jonsey” Coin Club 2. Irma Delle Jones Torchy Girl Reserve Pres. 2 3, Four Arts Club 2 6r 3. Reading Club 1, Modern Dance 2 3. D.O. Club 4. James Robert Jones Deacon M” Club. Football 3 4. Juanita Jones Nita Fresh. Club 1. Tea’s. Ass't. 2, Biol. Club 2, School Bookkeeper 4, Yo Tappa Kees 4. Mary Janice Jones Girl Reserve 1. D.O. Club 4. 41 Mary Elizabeth Kilpatrick Libba Fresh. Club I, Ade. Conned 2, BiNe Study Club 3. Office Ass't. 3, Welfare Store 3 Cr 4. Tea's. Ass' . 4. Benjamin Franklin King, III. Fresh. Club I, Victory Corps 2, Old Relic Club 2. Harte-Hi-Y 2 - 4. Usher’s Club 3 Cr 4. Cecil Bruce King Chora! Reading Club 2 Cr 3, Basketball 3 4, M Club 4. Charlie Frank Kinsaul Tea's. Ass’t. I. Reading Club 2. B Band 2. B Orches- tra 2, A Band 3 4, A Orchestra 3 4. I C. Kling, Jr. A Band 3 Cr 4. Mickey Knight Adv. Council 3. Knitting Club 2. Ann Evelyn Kohen Annie Fresh. Chorus I, Chin Chin Club 2. Incker Office 2, Tea's. Ass’t. 3 Cr 4. Yo Tappa Kees 4. Mildred Kominek Fresh. Club I, Chin Chin Club 2, Monitor 2. Yo Tappa Kees 4. Jimmy Kraver Fresh. Club 1. D.O. Club 3 4. Lloyd Krueger Goober Adv. Council 1, Reading Chib 2. Monitor 4. Betty Lancaster Texas Fresh. Club I, Movie Cr Radio Club 2. Katherine London Kathie William Earl Langley Alice Lee Ida Will Lee Fresh. Club I, Girl Reserve 2. Tea's. Ass’t. 1-4. Ramon Marcelino Lemos Baseball 3. Players 3 4, Football 4. A. C. Levi Fresh. Players 1. Intra. Basketball 1 2. Varsity Basketball 4, M” Club 4, Varsity Football 4, Usher Club 4. Marjorie Jean Lindsey Margie Fresh. Club 1, Radio Cr Movie Club 2. Tea's. Ass't. 2-4, Four Arts Club 2 • 4. Jacquelyn Marie Lippard Jackie Eloise Ruberta Lipscomb Weesie Knitting Club 2, Monitor 3 Cr 4. Civic Welfare Com. 4, Welfare Day 2, Tea’s. Ass't. 3-4. Dick S. Little Little Dick Murphy Hi-Y 2-4, V-Pres. 4, Usher Club 3 Cr 4. M” Club 3 Cr 4, Varsity Football 3 Cr 4, Captain Football 4. Lenola Virginia Littlegreen Littlegreen” Fresh. Club I, Monitor I Cr 4, Bible Study Club 2, Inst Cr Found 2 Cr 3, Stunt Night 3, Office Ass't. 4, Psych. Club 4. Arnold Albert Locke Locke Fresh. Club 1. Reading Club 2. Victory Corps 2, IJbrary Ass't. 2. Welfare Day 3, Infra. Basketball 3. Monitor Inspector 4. Natalie Lockhart Fresh. Club 1. Tea’s. Ass’t. 2, Girl Reserve 2 Cr 3. 42 Delores Victoria Long Wicky Fresh. Club I. Slorie Radio Club 2, Yo Tappa Kees 4. Patsie Lonnecker Fresh. Chorus I. Fresh. Club I. Knit ling Club 2. Tea's. Ass'l. 2. Hi Times I, Glee Club 2 6-3. Cafe 3. Office Ass'l. 4. John Lowe Adr. Council 2 • 4, Harte-Hi-Y 3 fr 4, Ushers Club 3 Cr 4. NMS. 3 4. Football 4. Valna Lowell Navy” Fresh. Club I. Reading Club 2. Joyce Juana Lowery Fresh. Club I. Dancing Club 2. Marjorie Aleen Luckie Study Club 2. Hi Times 3, Monitor 4, Tea's. Ass'l. 4. Psych. Club 4. Ava Jeanne Lusk Girl Reserves 3 4, Treas. of GR 4, Psych. Club 4. Dolores McBride Skeeter Fresh. Club I. Fan Randlette Art Honor Society 2. Knitting Club 2. Thomas Jefferson McClain Com Club 2. Psych. Club 4. Carol McCue Fresh. Club 1, Band 1 (r 2, Ijoc er Office 2-3, Girl Reserve 2. Billy McFarlin Mac Cafe 1. Intra. Basketball I, Reading Club 2. John McDuffie McGehee Fresh. Club 1, Murphy-Hi-Y 1-4, V-Pres. 3 Cr Pres. 4 of M-H-Y, Victory Corps 2. Reading Club 2, Usher’s Club 3 4, Adv. Council 2, Monitor 2, Office Ass'l. I 6r 2, Football 3 4, M Club 3 4. Frances Harriet McGill Frankie Fresh. Club I, Adv. Council I €r 2, Knitting Club 1, Bible Club 2. Four Arts Club 2 - 4. Governing Coun- cil 3 4, Sec’y of Govern. Council 4. Chair. I ocl er Com. 3. Tea s. Ass’l. I - 4. Tri-Hi-Y Club 4. Mohian 4, Class Editor of Mohian 4. Charlotte Louise McGraw Charlie Fresh. Club I, Tea's. Ass'l. 2, Knitting Club 2, Ubrary Ass't. 3, Yo Tappa Kees 4. Ann Mclnnis Ijosi Found 1 3. Bible Club 2, Adv. Council 3, Treas. Sr. Class 4. Tri-Hi-Y 4. Fleeta Lynn Mclnnis Fresh. Club 1. Glee Club 1, Ubrary Ass't. I. Gov- erning Council I. Office Ass't. 1 4. A Band 1-3, Bible Club 2, Tea's. Ass’t. 2 (r 4. Victory Corps 2. Monitor 3. Pat Mclnnis Frances McIntosh Fresh. Club 1, Cheering Club I, Craft Club 2, Tea's. Ass't. 2-4, Glee Club 3, Yo Tappa Kees 4. Evelyn McIntyre Mac Tea's. Ass't. 4 Reginald Witsel McLaney Danny McLeod Harte-Hi-Y 3 4, Ushers Club 3 4, M” Club 4. Margaret McLeod Fresh. Club 1, Sec. Chair. I. Welfare Day 1-3, Monitor 1 6r 2, Cafe 3 4, Psych. Club 4. Tri-Hi-Y Club 4. Mohian 4. Robert McLeod Fresh. Club 1, Victory Corps 2. Charles J. McMillan Mac Fresh. Club 1, Intra. Sports 1 2. Monitor 1-4, Reading Club 2, Photo Club 3, Welfare Store 4. ' J EHW.Llll.lt 43 Ii E E Lvi 111 lit 0) Margaret McMillan Fresh. Club I. Monitor 1 2. Cafe 2. Knitting Club 2, Office Ass’t. 3. Tea's. Ass’ . 4. Rubine McNeil Margaret McPherson Ctrl Reserves See'y 1, Monitor I, 2 4. Ubrary Ass’t. 2 4. George Thompson McRae, Jr. Tommy Reading Club 2. Usher Club 4. Myrtle Lee Mallette Stamp Club I. Knitting Club 2, Bible Club 3, Tea’s. Ass’t. 3 4. Mary Janet Malone Fresh. Club 1, Tea's. Ass' . 1 2, Movie Radio Club 2, Office Ass't. 4. Dolores Clara Mann Fresh. Club 1, Cafe 1, Ctrl Reserve 2, Cafe 2 3. Tea's. See’y 4. Jessie Louise Marbury Polly letter Club 1 6r 2, Pres, of letter Club 2. Fresh. Club 1, Monitor 3 4, Tea’s. Sub. 3, Tea's. Ass't. 3 4. JvJarceline Kathryn Marks Marcel Fresh. Club 1. Girl Reserve 2. Welfare Com. 4. Patricia Audrey Marsal Patsy Fresh. Club 1, Craft Club 2, Monitor 2, Tea's. Ass't. 3. Dolores Marsh Dorothy Ann Marshall Fresh. Club I, Chin Chin Club 2. Jo Martel Alma Ruth Martin Biol. Study Club 2. Monitor 3. Janet Martin Fresh. Club I, Knitting Club 2. Monitor 3. Joyce Mashbum Polly Fresh. Club I, Fresh. Cho. I, Girl Reserve 2, Tea’s. Ass’t. 3-4. Panther Club 4. Yo Tappa Kees 4. Eric Mason Projection dub 2, Photo Club 3. Broadine May Deanie Fresh. Club 1, Glee Club I • 4, Four Arts Club 1 - 4, Tea's. Ass't. 1 4, Typist Honor Com. 3. David Lanier May Band 1-4. Monitor 2, Intra. Club 3 4. Walter C. Mayes Jr. Arnold Jack Mears Science Club 4. Vidmer Megginson F.ng. Department Helper. Tea’s. Ass't. 1 - 4, Govern- ing Council 2 - 4. Knitting Club 2, dominations 6r Elections Com. 2, Chair, of Honor Com. 3 4. N.HJ. 3 6r 4. Gloria Tyesly Merrill Bessie Fresh. Club 1. Yo Tappa Kees 4. Virginia Merrill Chick Fresh. Club 1. Ubrary Ass’t. 2. Yo Tappa Kees 4. 44 Margaret Frances Merriman Tutter Fresh. Club I. Craft Club 2, Tea's. Ass’t. 3-4, Psych. Club 4. Mary Louise Merriman Dramatic Club I. Glee Club 2. F.H.A. 3. Alice Louise Metcalf Ickie Monitor 4. Ass' . Librarian 4. John Wallace Meyer Fresh. Club 1. Roy Mickler Mickey Reading Club 1, Honor Roll 2-4. Monitor 4. Scien. Club 4. Joyce Claire Milligan Fresh. Club I. Monitor 2. Photography Club 2. Ijbrary Ass't. 2, Tea's. Ass't. 3. Hi Times Business Staff 4. Ijbrary Ass't. 4. Edith Gloria Mills Knitting Club I. Welfare Committee 3 • 4, Ijbrary Ass’t. 4. Anita Mitchell Dusty Betty Nell Mixon Nettie Bell Movie and Radio Club I. Fresh. Chorus I. Fresh. Club 1, Adv. Council 4. Martha Carole Moncrief Fresh. Club I. Bible Club I. Girl Reserve 3. Wo Tap pa Kees Club 4. Margaret Money Girl Reserves 4 V'-Pres. Dorothy Lorrcine Mooney Dottie Chin Chin Club 2. Civic Welfare 2 - 3. Psych. Club 4. Verona Lyndal Moore Rusty” Glee Club I, Home Ec. Club I. Tea's. Ass't. 4. Mary Jeanne Moorehead Fresh. Club 1. Adv. Council 2-3, Knitting Club 2. Garden Club 3. Fresh. Chorus I. Office Ass't. 4. Ronnie Lee Moreland Adv. Council 1. Cafe 1 - 4. Murphy-Hi-Y I - 4. Vic- tory Corps 2, Old Relics Club 2, Ushers Club 3 - 4. Mohian Bus. Mgr. 4. Charles Wyatt Morgan Adv. Council 1 • 2. Fresh. Chorus I. Glee Club 3 - 4. Served on Section Basketball Team. D.O. Club 4. Elizabeth Elois Morgan Monitor I. Ruby Morgan Fresh. Club I. Tea's. Ass't. I, Girl Reserves 2. Monitor 2. D.O. Club 4. Patsy Ruth Morris Trish Hoe and Ral e Club 1. Tea's. Ass't. 2. Monitor 2 -4. Roland Eugene Moseley Art Appreciation Club 2. Monitor 3. Boxing Club 3, Psych. Club 4, Varsity Football 4. Marion Leslie Muntz Lefty Adv. Council 1-2. Glee Club 3 • 4. Monitor I • 3. Science Club 4. Eunice Mary Murphy Nunnie Tea's. Ass't. 1-2. Girl Reserve 1-2. Office Ass’t. 2. Monitor 2, Yo Tappa Kees 4. Alice Ruth Myers Dude Fresh. Club I. Welfare Day 1 - 2, Girl Reserves 2-3, Monitor 3. Emergency Room 3 - 4. Imogene Myers Jeanie Bible Club 2. Girl Reserve 3 • 4 (Devotional leader). Monitor 3, Speech Production 3. 45 (§ E l£ Lvl L11U. £ ©) John E. Myers, Jr. Jack Boxing Club 2. 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Club 1, Locker Office I 2, Girl Reserves 2. D.O. Club 3 4. Marion Percy Fresh. Club 1, Locker Office 1 2, Girl Reserves 3, D.O. Club 3 4, Sec y of D.O. 4. George Perkins Perk” Fresh. Club 1, Adv. Council I, D.O. Club 4. Rodgers Gene Perkins Perk Reading dub 2, Four Arts Club 3 4. Fani Eve Perloff Monitor 2, Hi Times 3 4, Four Arts Club 3 4. Office Ass’t. 4, Tea’s. Ass’t. 4. Peter Wiley Peterson Pete” Fresh. Club 1, Study Hall Club 2. Mary Elizabeth Pfrimmer Betsy Fresh. Club 1, Girl Reserves 2. A Band 2 • 4, Tea’s. Ass’t. 2-4, N.HS. 3 4, Substitute Teacher 4, Yo Tappa Kees 4, Faculty Editor Mohian 4. Shirley Phifer Adv. Council 2, V-Pres. Crafts Club 2, Hi Times 3 4. Psych. Club 4. Gloria Pilgrim Buddy Tea’s. Ass’t. 2 4, Girl Reserve 3. Audrey Alene Pippin Trigger Cafe 2 6r 3, V-Pres. of Girl Reserves 3, Tea’s. Ass’t. 3 (r 4. ' J £ IE K L ll ll £ © 47 S IE Will Life John Pitman Adv. Council 1, Murphy-Hi-Y 2-4, Treas. of M-H-Y 4. Basketball 3. Usher's Club 3 4. Clyde Platt Fresh. Club I, Victory Corps 2. I. Eugene Plotka Gene'' Tea's. Ass't. 1-4, Monitor 2. Projection Club 2, Photo Club 3, Fresh. Club 1, Office Ass't. 4, Welfare Store Worker 4. WHS. 4. Rena Maxine Pounds Tea's. Ass't. 1-3, Reading for Pleasure Club 2, Locker Office 3 4. Caroleen Lucille Powe Cathy Fresh. Club 1, Fresh. Chorus 1. Craft Club 2, Tea’s. Ass't. 2, A Speech Production 3, Monitor 4. Manner Girl Scouts 4. Loraine Powell Fresh. Club I, Chin Chin Club 2. Tea’s. Ass’t. 2, Girl Reserves 3. V’o Tappa Rees 4, Hi Times Ass’t. 4. Otha F. Powell Ferdinand Fresh. Club 1, A Band 1-4, Tea’s. Ass’t. 1-3, Intra. Basketball 2, Victory Corps 2, Cafe 2-4, Players 2- 4, Gov. Council 2 3, Music Club 2 3, Harte-Hi-Y 3 4. Edna Presley Craft Club 2, Girl Reserves 3. Anne Prim Red Tea's. Ass't. 2. Girl Reserves 4, Monitor 4. Edith Prine Fresh. Club I. Gladys Marie Prine Fresh. Club I. Biol. Club 2. D.O. Club 4. George Privett Fresh. Club 1. Reading Club 2, D.O. Club 4. Alfreda Prouty Babyface Fresh. Club I, Fresh. Chorus 1, Four Arts Club 2, Monitor 2, D.O. Club 3 6r 4, Adv. Council 3 4. Eunice Pruette Junebug Bid. Club 2, Monitor 3, D.O. Club 4. Julia Pugh Girl Reserves 1. Office Ass't. 1 2, Study Hall Ass’t. 3. Mabon Pugh Mahon Glee Club I - 4, Pres. fr. Class, Football (letter) 3 4. M Club 3 4. Secy M Club 4. Harte-Hi-Y 4. Virgie Mae Pugh Richard Pully Johnny Margaret Quarles Lillian Elizabeth Raines Liz Monitor 1-3, Knitting Club 2, Office Ass't. 3. Florence Elizabeth Rather Ping Pong 2, Office Ass't. 3, Tea’s. Ass't. 3, Sub. for Teachers 3. D.O. Club 4. Frances Raulerson Fresh. Chorus I, Craft Club 2. Marion Frank Ray Hank George Jefferson Reeves Fresh. Club I, Music Club 2 £r 3, A Band A Orch. 1-4, Fan Randletle Art Honor Society 2 - 4, Psych. Club 4. 48 Velma Rhodes Fresh. Club I, Fresh Chorus I. Adv. Council 2-3. Chemistry Club 2, Library Ass't. 3. Monitor 3, Tea's. Ass t. 3. D.O. Club 4. Karl Richards Fresh. Chorus 1, Glee Club I. Fresh. Club I. Class Ass't. 2 - 3. Four Arts Club 2. Science Club 3. Lena Evelyn Richards labrary Ass't. I - 2. Office Ass't. I, 2, 4. Knitting Club 2, Psych. Club 4. Joe Allen Risher Shorty Reading Club 1, Woodcraft Club 2. Monitor In- spector 4. Ernest Travis Ritchie Tadpole Mary Helen Ritchie Chin Chin Club 2, Hi Times 3. Ed. Staff 4. Lois Elizabeth Roberts Girl Reserve 1-2, Ubrary Ass't. 2. Nell Roberts Adr. Council 1. Chairman of Civic Welfare Com- mittee 3. Chin Chin Club 2. IjosI and Found 2 - 3. Yo Tappa Kees 4. George Edward Robison Glee Club 1. Fresh. Club 1. D.O. Club 3. D.O. Club 4. Imogene Robinson Knitting Club 2, D.O. Club 4. Paul Robinson Monitor 1, Adv. Council 2. Sec. Rep. 3, D.O. Club 4. Louise Rose Stinky Girl Reserves 2 - 3. D.O. Club 4. Edna Earl Rosier D.O. Club 4. Nancy Taylor Ross Treas. 4. X.H.S. 3-4, Fresh. Chorus I. Mohian 4. Mot ies-Radio Club 2, F.R.A.H. Society 3-4, Moni- tor 2. Adv. Council 2 • 3. Tea's. Sub. 3 • 4, Off. Ass't. 4. Jean Elizabeth Rothenberg Jeanie Fresh. Chorus I. Glee Club 2. Girl Reserves 2 (Vice Pres.), Ht Times Staff 3, Monitor 3, Office Ass't. 4. Louise Rowell Red Fresh. Club I. Girl Reserve Club 2, (Treas. 3), Modern Dance Club 3-4, Tea's. Ass't. 3-4. Psych. Club 4. Barbara Jane Rush Bobby Girl Reserves I, Yo Tappa Kees 4. Emma Rush Ubrary Ass't. 3. Thomas Edward Rushan John Edmund Russ Ned Adv. Council Rep. 1. Usher Club 4. Joseph Michael Sanders Jose Monitor 3 - 4. Ping Pong Club 2. Marian E. Sawyer Girl Reserves 1-2, Monitor 1. Treas. Com Club 2, Pep Squad 3, Office Ass't. 4, Panther Club 4. K. W. Saxon, Jr. Blockie Vivian Scarcliff Fresh. Chorus 1, Music Club 1, D.O. Club 3-4. 49 £ l£ Li LII ll t © Helen Mary Schreiner C r Reserves 2, Yo Tappa Kees 4. Jean Schwarzauer fresh. Chorus I, Rifle Club 2, Tea's. Ass'S. 2. Carl Scivicque A Band 1 Cr 2. Fresh. Club I. Reading Club 3. Wilmer Medford Scott Billy” Fresh. Club I, International Club 2, Glee Club 2-4. James Roscoe Seibert Bookworm” Willie Seibert Fresh. Club 1. D.O. Club 4. Floyd Seiple Music Club 2. A Band 3 4. Virginia Avis Seiple Jinny A Orch. 1-4. Bible Club 2. Monitor 4. Iris M. Sellier Fresh. Club I, Sec’y of Tennis Club 2. Treas. of Craft Club 3, Modern Dance Club 3. Tea's. Ass't. 4. Virginia White Shackelford Fresh. Club I. Fresh. Chorus 1. Knitting Club 2, labrary Ass't. 4, Psych. Club 4. Ruth Shannon Ruthfuss Fresh. Club I. Craft Club 2, Psych. Club 3. Sammy Shannon Express Stage Craft 1, Medical Club 2. labrary Ass't. 3. Psych. Club 3. Monitor 3 4, Reporter 3. Sports Fdnor of FIi Times, Quill Cr Scroll 3 (r 4. Logan S. Sharpless Leaky Fresh. Club 1. Drawing Hobby Club 2. Basketball 3 4, Monitor 3 Cr 4, Harte-Hi-Y 3 Cr 4, Chair. Adv. Council 4. Grover Lee Sheffield Bud Quitman High School 1 2, Boy Scouts I Cr 2, F.F.A. I (r 2. Glee Club 1, Band 2. B Band 4. James Howard Shepherd Shep” Projection Club I, Reading Club 3. Katherine E. Sherrin Kathy Fresh. Club I, Girl Reserves 2. Tea's. Ass’t. I Cr 2, Treas. of letter Club 3. Dorothy Shewmake Dot Fresh. Club 1, Girl Reserves 2 Cr 3, D.O. Club 4. William Hargrove Shultz Billy Pan Atlantic Club I, Student Council (Clearwater, Fla.) 1. Photo Club 2 Cr 3, Office Ass't. 4, Psych. Club 4. Cecil Frances Simmons Girl Reserves 2 Cr 3, Adv. Council 3, Four Arts Club 3 Cr 4. Nurses’ Aid 3 Cr 4, Tea's. Ass't. 3 Cr 4, Yo Tappa Kees 4. Harry V. Simmons Fresh. Club I, Intra. Sports I Cr 2, Adv. Council I Cr 2. Welfare Rep. I Cr 2, Reading Club 2, Drill Squad 2 Cr 3. Monitor 4. Albert Lee Simms Brother Com Club 2. Monitor 2 Cr 4, Tea's. Ass’t. 2. Billie Simms Fresh, dub I, 3d one Cr Radio Club 2, Civic Welfare Com. 3, Monitor 4. Barney Smith Travel Club 2, Baseball 3 Cr 4, M dub 3 Cr 4, Psych. Club 4. Betty Jeanne Smith Bets Fresh. Cho. 1, Adv. Council I, letter Club 2-Pres., Cafe 2, Glee Club 2, Girl Reserves 3, Monitor 4. 50 Frances Ann Snyder Com Club I. Hi Times 3 4, Circulation Mgr. of Hi Times 4. Juanita Ruth Snyder Fresh. Club I. Girl Re series 2. Hi Times 3. Psych. Club 4. Emmett Norman Spears Fresh. Club 1. Academy of Science 2. Victory Corps 2. Monitor 2, Tea's. Ass't. 3. Daniel Burns Spence Kathryn Sperduto Spert II Fresh. Club I. Fresh. Cho. I. Welfare Day I Cr 2. letter Club 2, Monitor 2, Glee Club 2 3. Gym Ass't. 2-4, Panther Club 4. Florence Spikes Fuzzy Yo Tappa Kees 4. Lyle Sprinkle, Jr. Tyke D.O. Club 4. June Louise Stabler Fresh. Club I. Knitting Club 2. Bible Club 3. A Orch. 3 4, Monitor 4, WHS. 4, Tea's. Ass't. 4. Marjorie Ann Stallings Welfare Court (Maid) I, Welfare Court (Queen) 2. Fresh. Club I. Governing Council 2, Chin Chin Club 2. Tri-Hi-Y 4. Mary Claire Stallworth Fresh. Club I, Office Ass't. I. Gym Ass't. 2. Knitting Club 2, Tea's. Ass't. 2-4, Class Treas. 3 4, Monitor 4. Mary Katherine Stanford Kitty Knitting Club 2, Monitor 2-4. Psych. Club 4. Eugene Stansell Speech Club 1 2. Lillian Amelda Stauter Girl Reserve 2. Panther Club 4, Tea's. Ass't. 4. Lois Claire Steger Knitting Club 2, Enter. Room Monitor 3 4, Class Monitor 3. Selden Harbour Stephens Class Ass't. I, Adv. Council 3. Usher Club—Pres. 4. Hazel Pauline Sterling Girl Reserves 2-4. James Hoyt Smith Smitty Monitor 2. Football 2-4, Boxing Club 3. Cafe Worker 3 4. Tommie Rhea Smith Glee Club 1-3. William Michael Smith Billy ' Fresh. Club I. Victory Corps 1 2, Reading Club 2. Bettie Jean Snowden Sara Ann Stewart Fresh. Club I, V-Pres. of Class 1. Monitor 2, Adv. Council 2 4. Civic Welfare Com. 3. Oratorical Con- test 3. Tea's. Ass't. 2 - 4. Welfare Day 3. Tri-Hi-Y 3 4, Pres, of Tri-Hi-Y 4, Four Arts Club 1-4. Pres, of Class 4. Office Ass't. 4. Sub. Teacher 4, Psych. Club 4. Feature Editor of Mohian 4. Miriam Alice Strickland Fresh. Club 1, Girl Reserves 1, Locker Office 2 - 4. Frances Strimenos Fresh. Club 1. Tea's. Ass't. 1-4. Sec'y of Adv. Council 4, Ijbrary Ass't. 4. Honor Com. Typist 4. Betty Lee Strong Bet Fresh. Club 1. Fresh. Pres. I, Adv. Council 1 3, Girl Reserves 2. letter Club 3. Osn Lvi mu 10) 51 (I £ II l i 11! II t © Riley Stuart Dippy” Fresh. Club I. Victory Corp 2, International Club 2, Harte-Hi-Y 3-4. Sammy Suhrer Splinter Photography Club 1, Football 4. Brunita Tanner Boo Tanner Hays Joseph Tapia Jo-Jo International Club 2. Fresh. Club 1. Victory Corps 2, Murphy-Hi-Y 3 - 4, Monitor 4. Jill Tatum Walker D. Taylor. Jr. Sousa” Football 1 - 2. Band I - 4. Orch. 3 - 4. Mary Elizabeth Templin Leon Terry Fresh. Club I, D.O. Club 3 - 4. Norma Janice Thames Teko Welfare Committee I - 3. Tea's. Ass't. I - 3. Knitting Club 2, Adv. Council 1-3, V-Pres. Psych 4. Cafe 4, Fresh. Club I. Kitty Jean Tharp Sidney Ijtn er I - 3, D.O. Club 4. Earl Richard Thomas, Jr. Fresh. Club I. Victory Corps 2. D.O. Club 4. Frances J. Thomas Frankie B Band I. Fresh. Club I. A Band 2 • 3. Tea's. Ass’t. 4. Knitting Club I. Dan Thompson Esquire Adv. Council 3-4 (V-Pres.), Four Arts Club 3-4 (V-Pres.) Dollie Thompson Robert Jerry Thompon Robert Barton Thorworth Robe Murphy-Hi-Y 2 - 4, Usher Club 3 - 4. Monitor I. Old Relics Club 2. Ernest Thublin Jay Good Neighbor Club 2. Science Club 4. Sally Ann Tibor Sec. Class 2, Sec. Class 3, Govern. Council 4. Players 2-4. Cafe 3 • 4. V-Pres. fumor Players 2 • 3. Tea's. Ass't. 3. Cast of fame 4, Welfare Day 3. Fran Tomlinson Tea’s. Ass't. 3. Gym Helper 3. Team Sponsor's Maid 3. Psych. Club 4, Four Arts Club 3-4. Florian Harris Toulmin Pauline Elizabeth Truex Polly Fresh. Club J, Knitting Club (Vice Pres.) Armalee Ruth Tucker Monitor 2. Lock.ee Office Ass't. 4, Fresh. Club 1. Phoebe Lou Tucker Monitor I - 2, Chin Chin Club 2. Civil Service Club 3. Tea's. Ass't. 4. Adv. Dance Class 3 - 4. Betty Ann Turner Girl Reserves 1. Fresh. Club J, Monitor 3, D.O. Club 4. 52 Betty Tyler Fresh. Club I, Victory Club I, Bible Study Club 2, Ijbrary Ass't. 2. Study Hall Helper 1-3. Tea’s. Ass’t. 4. Vo Tappa Kees 4. Nathaniel Van Devender Reading Club 2. Richard Edward Van Houten Fresh. Club I, Cafe I. Handcraft Club 2. A Orch. 2. Tea's. Ass't. 2 4. Sammy Vrachalus Cheerleader I. Adv. Council I 6r 2, Monitor 2. Band 2. Civic Welfare Com. 3, Victory Corps 3. Class Rep. 4. Football 4. “M Club 4. William Waldorf Buddy Fresh. Club I. Reading Club 2. Betty June Waldrop Fresh. Cho. I, Tea's. Ass't. 2. Knitting Club 2. dee Club 4. Enter. Room Monitor 4. Otis Walker Drawing Club 2, D.O. Club 4. Dorothy Louise Walters Dot Girl Reserves. William Ashurst Ward Fresh. Club I. Clara Fay Warren Faybe Ann Ruth Waters Girl Reserves 2. Grady Waters D.O. Club 4. Rasco Jackson Watkins Fresh. Club I, Monitor I, Coin Club 2. Tea's. Ass’t. 3 4, Stage Crew 4. Opal Watson Fresh. Club I. Sec'y of Dance Club 2, Tea's. Ass't. 2. Office Typist 4. Yo Tappa Kees 4. Naomi Davis Webb Fresh. Club I. Fresh. Players—Pres. I. Four Arts Club 2-4, Gym Helper I (r 2, Tea's. Ass’t. 1-3, Monitor 2. Class Treas. 3, Adv. Rep. 3-4, lab. Ass't. 2, Office Ass't. 3 - 4. Cafe 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4. Mohian 4. Frances Wedgworth Fan” Fresh. Club I, Tennis Club 2. Pan American Club 3. Ruth Burke Welch Ruthie Fresh. Club I, Tea's. Ass't. I, Knitting dub 2, Cafe 2 - 4, Office Ass't. 2. Welfare Day 2 3, Yo Tappa Kees 4, Mohian 4. Mary Anne Weldy Girl Reserves 2. Four Arts Club 3. D.O. Club 4. Tommy Wentworth Monitor 2, Tennis Club 2. Art Appreciation 3. Pub. Com. 3, Hi Times 3 4, Welfare Store 4, Sports Editor of Mohian 4. Charles Sandys White-Spunner, Jr. A Band (r A Orch. 2-4, Honor Com. 3 4, Adv. Council 4, Usher's Club 3 £r 4, Hart-Hi-Y 3 4, WHS. 3 (r 4. Marie Beatrice Wilhelm labrary Ass't. 3 4. Joyce June Wilkie labrary Ass't. 2-4. Betty Frances Williams Com Club 1. David H. Williams A Band A Orch. 3 £r 4. Fresh. Club I, Reading Club 2. Ree” Fran 53 Isl tllllS Janice Williams Yo Tappa Kees 4. Marie Ella Williams Office Ass't. 4, Cafe Ass't. 2 - 4, Welfare Section Rep. 4. Tea's. Ass't. I - 2 Mary Jeanette William Knitting Club 2. Cafe 2-3. Monitor 2. Norva Williams Nonnie Fresh. Club I, Tea's. Ass't. I • 3. Girl Reserves 2. Robert Williams A Band 3 4. Dexter Wilson Dex Fresh. Club I. Reading Club 2. Adr. Council 4. Edgar Kress Wilson A Band I - 4, Music Club 2. Psych. Club 3. Nadine Wilson Fresh. Club I. Craft Club 2, Tea’s. Ass’t. 3, D.O. Club 4. Thelma E. Wojohn Adv. Council I, Knitting Club 2, Monitor 3, Adr. Council 4. Student Council 2-3. Doris Wolfe Dot” Samuel Riley Woodham Sam Usher Club 4. Science Club 4, A Band 4. Fred Wright Joseph Robert Wright Bob Walter Wright Paul Ed wen Yeager Fresh. Club 1, Reading Club 2. Zeila Yeager Tea's. Ass't. I ■ 3. School Bookkeeper 4. CAMERA-SHY SENIORS Ruby Elizabeth Bryant Leslie Cochrane Gernette Ellison Fred Nelson Forwood George M. Foster Clyde Honderson Lottie Jewel Jones Lewis Harry Keheley Alice Gwenda Kurth Mary Agnes Lister Homer Milton Minshew Virgie Mae Monzingo Ann Moreland Mary Edith Mullins Thomas Edward Parks John Robert Phillips Maudo Elizabeth Rainey Durwood Rhody Dorothy Lou Stevens Bruce Swinehart Frances M. Tidmore Billie Anna Weaver Janie Younkin 54 Underclassmen! Theirs to Enjoy the Gladness of Youth, the Pride of Dignity. Junior Clast Officers— January and June. Seated: Pat Farren, {Resident— June; Miss White, Sponsor—June; Billy Stewart, Secretary — Janu- ary; Julian Sawyer, Vice-Presi- dent—January; Miss Tate, Spon- sor — January: Donald Smith, President — January. Standing: Anne Britton. Secretary — June: Betty Lou Cropp, Treasurer — June; Carolyn Doyle, Vice-Presi- dent—June. Sophomore Class Officers— January and June. Left to right: Mrs. Clark, Sponsor —January; Betty Fendley, Presi- dent—January; Betty Ruth Eng- lish, Vice-President—June; Jeffery Watt. Vice-President — January; Nancy Rhea. Secretary—January.- Patsy Brocker Treasurer — Janu- ary; Elwood Hogan. Treasurer— June; Caroline Mullins. Secretary —June; Mary Lisbeth Haas, Pres- ident — June; Miss Fitzsimmons, Sponsor—June. Freshman Class Officers— January and June. Bottom Row: Alice Wood, Secre- tary—June; Jean Taylor, Vice- President—June; Helen DuBose, Secretary—January,- Jane Hodges. Treasurer — June. Top Row: Mitzie Cuitat. Vice-President — January; A1 Allen, President— June; J«4rs. Hogg, Sponsor—June: Mrs. Moore, Sponsor—January; Patsy Weeks, President — Janu- ary; Beverly Heath. Treasurer— January. Ronnie Moreland, Business Manager — May Ellis, Editor in-Chief — Nancy Ross, Art Editor. The Business Manager, who handled the financial problems; the Editor-in-Chief, who was responsible for all copy; and the Art Editor, who, with intriguing designs, tied captions and photo- graphs into a unified theme—these three have been the leaders in the production of our book. MOHIAN STAFF Row one (sitting, left to right): Paula Arnold. May Ellis, Naomi Webb, Doris Chin. Row two: Ronnio Moreland, Betty Jano Bosdoll. Virginia Henderson, Betsy Pfrimmer. Sara Ann Stewart. Anno Griggs. Alice Hammond, Ruth Welch. Mr. Roy R. Wilkie, sponsor: Margaret McLeod, Frankie McGill. Ruth ClaTk. Harold Dilworth. Nancy Ross, Marcia Gray. Laura Goodloe, Mary Louise Durant, Tommy Went- worth. Naomi Webb has senior picture taken—Watch the birdie. Marcia Gray, Snapshot Editor, and Laura Goodloe. Organizations Editor, criticizing our competitor. 58 Mohian Workers Top: (left to right) Alice Hammond. Anne Griggs, Frankie McGill, Margaret McLeod. Ruth Welch, Paula Arnold—all Mohian busy beavers. Bottom: (left) Art Editor. Nancy Ross and Faculty Editor. Botsy Pfrimmer. (Right) What kind of Jokes does he tell! Is this the way the Mohian Staff works? 59 Around table: man, Erhardt, GOVERNING COUNCIL Mogginson. Arnold, Tibor, Sawada. de Miller, Jansen. Back row: Turner, Cogburn. Farris, Duber- Chin. McGill, Smith. McFadden. Bowers, Overbey, Bailey. Brown. Section Representatives at Advisory Council Meeting. and that government of the 60 Top Left: Hazel Jansen. Vice-President of Student Council; Doris Chin. President of Student Council; Frances McGill. Secretary of Student Council. Top Right: Vidmer Mogginson and Miss Lee Forney. Adviser. (Lower) Advisory Coun- cil (right to left): Chairman, Logan Sharpless; Vice-Chairman, Dan Thompson: Adviser, Miss Eugenia Cook; Clerk, Frances Strimenos. people, and for the people, shall not perish from the earth. 61 ORCHESTRA—Mr. Claude Dahmer, Director. “And ever, against eating cares, Lap me in Soft Lydian airs.” GLEE CLUB—Mr. L. L. Stookey, Director. Mr. Stookey's Choristers Practice Their Parts. 62 BAND—Mr. L. L. Stookey, Director. Murphy's Own Million Dollar Band Struts Its Stuff! MURPHY HI TIMES MISS DOROTHY WESTERFIELD Editorial Advisor Published semi-monthly by the Journalism Class of Murphy High School. Mobile, Alabama EDITORIAL STAFF Editor ...... Claude O'Gwynn Associate Editors Joyce Heubach, Sue Botter, Mary Ritchie, Sammy Shannon Art Editor ... Jimmy Campbell Reporters: Felix Singer. Pattie Bowers, Joan Bilbrey. Anne Britton, Margaret Broome, Norma Brown, Jack Cain, Virginia Caine, Joyce Cohran, Elizabeth Davis. June Fitts. Dorothy Hine, Opal Ivey, Harriet Kohn, W. H. Knox, Rita Long. Anna Lukes, Doris McGill. William Powell. Mary L. Sumrall. Ruth Sylvest. Gene Thompson, Ouida Weakley. Editorial Advisor Miss Dorothy Westerfield Editorial Staff: (Seated on ground) Shannon. Row ono: Ritchie, Bullock, de Celle, Miss Westerfield, sponsor; O'Gwynn, Porloff. Row two: Weekley, Bilbrey, Cohran Davis. Caine, Goff, Botter, Houbach. 64 Member of the National Scholastic Press Association and the Columbia Scholastic Press Association BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager ....Cecelia Overbey Advertising Manager......................................Shirley Phifer Circulation Manager Frances Ann Snyder Foreign Circulation Manager .................... Pattie Bowers Assistants: Jerry Betbeze, Marilyn Branson, Dorothy Christy, Betty Cropp, Doris Johnson, Carolyn Kennedy, Lorraine Powell, Eugene Quarles, Mickey McCrary, Marion McIntyre, Joyce Milligan, Marilyn Smith, Marcia Gray, and Dorothy Deese. Business Adviser Miss Virginia Anthony Business Staff: Row ono: Mc- Crary. Betbeze, Gray, Phifer, Overbey, Snyder, Bowers, Quarles. Dees. Row two: Smith, Christy, McIntyre, Cropp. Milligan, Branson, Kennedy, Johnson, Powell. 65 HARTE-HI-Y TRI-HI-Y To Create, Maintain, and Extend Throughout the School HARTE HI-Y Row one: Baggett, Hill, Lowe, Mr. Sitterlee. sponsor; Sharpless. Drey. King. Row two: Hawkins. Collier. McLeod. Stewart. Holmes, White-Spunner. Row throo: Pugh. Dunnam, Neal. Powell. TRI-HI-Y Row one: Baker. Row two: Barrett, Stewart. President. Row three: Armbrecht, Ellis. Secretary: Stallings. Vice-Presi- dent. Row four: Griggs, McLeod. Clark. Webb. Row five: Bender. Doyle. Farrin. Mclnnis, Jansen. Megginson, Treas- urer. Row six: Miss Taylor. Sponsor. MURPHY HI-Y MOBILE HI-Y and Community High Standards ol Christian Character. MURPHY HI-Y Rev one: Haas, Moreland, Inge, McQuirter, Mr. Newdome, sponsor; Little. Fell. Johnson, Inge. Row two: Mathews. Cogbum. Inge, Pitman. Brown, Armbrecht. Howard. White-Spunner, Calhoun. MOBILE HI-Y Row one: Kopf, Prater. McGill. Quarlos. Wood, Kearley, Stanley. Dixon. Row two: Young, Betbeze, Evans. Vice- President; Allon. Treasurer; Coan. President; Giest, Secretary; Strickland, Mr. Hudgens. Sponsor. Row three: Faulk. McDonald, Platt. Wood. Anderson, Hartwell, Puckett. D.O. CLUB Front row: Williams, Chidgey. Hoffman, Owens, Stonceil. O’Brien, Springkle, Anderson. Back row: Campbell, Goins. Mr. Palmer, Schwarzauer, Ingram, Vickery. Ishee. Pruitt. D.O. CLUB Row one: Mr. Palmer, Mrs. Thompson, Mr. Baker, sponsor; Mr. Ward, Percy. Frasier, Byrd, Costa, McBride. Foster. Scarcliff. Row two: Wilkins, Rose, Robinson. Curry, Johnson, Dorothy Johnson. Weldy, Billingsley. Jones. Cox. Rob- inson. Row three: Paul Robinson. McLendon. Kraver, Anthony. Haigler. Jones. Tharp. Cromer. Shewmake. Burleson, Cahoon. Row four: Rather. Youngblood. Fullerton. Chisom. Dew. Morgan. Prouty, Turnor, Rosier. Nurse. Croker. Row five: Wilson. Harrison. Terry. Thomas. Smitz. Hamilton. Flynn. Best. Martel. Rhodes. Seihert. Row six: Evans. Tan- ner. Walker. Nixon. Simpson, Northsworthy. Allen. Orso, Perkins. Hall. Row seven: Perry Evans. Urban. Brooks. Prine. Morgan. Hathcock, Longstreet. Anderson. Waters, Jackson, Privitt. D. O. CLUB Ho, Ho, Ho, It's off to Work We Go! 68 PSYCHOLOGY CLUB A Friend Loveth at all Times MUSEUM CLUB Here's Where You Find Murphy's Curiosities! PSYCHOLOGY CLUB Row one: Stewart. Phifer. Long, Hudgens. Mis Mary Raleigh Anderson, sponsor; Overbey. Richards, Deer. Ellis. Jansen. Row two: Shultz. Bowell. Gray. Metcalf. Christopher. Fitts. Nance. Laws, Hollowaye. Goldman. Row three: Osbourn, Littlegreen, Grieme, Tomlinson. Lusk. Mooney. Broome, Perry. Or so, Heim. Byron. Row four: McClain. Wil- liams. Mason. Newberry. Findley. Williams, Larson. Thornes, Badon. Row five: Moseley. Smith. Mason. Snyder. Caine. McDaniel. Barton. Davidson. Danks, Ritchie. Row six: Neal. Cogburn, Myers, Deakle, Hall. Galloway. Stewart. Booker, Mallette, Harbin. Row seven: Brannon. Sutton. Hildebrand. Bailey. Goodwin, Gibson. Tucker, Mixon. Ellis, Lowery. Row eight: Bullock. Stanford. Benson. Clague, Merriman, Battisto. Cogburn. Marbury. Palmer. Ross. Cham- bers, Brown. Row nine: Gunthorpe, Bon, Golden. Shackelford. Thames. Carlisle, Cole. Rambeau, Dilworth, Godwin, Williams, Shannon. MUSEUM CLUB Row one: McKenzio. Murphee, Balzli, Mitchell. Row two: Stewart. Sutton. Bartee, Robinson, Mr. Kerzic. THE USHER CLUB Let Me Show You to a Seat, Madam. USHER CLUB Row one: Sam Inge. McRae. Drey. Holme . Russ. Inge. Stephens. Havron. Woodham. Sawada. Row two: Branson. Calhoun. Dunnam, Pitman. Brown. Baggett. Lowe. Moreland. Kearley. White Spunner. Row three: Cogburn. Moore DuMont, Hill. Phillips, O'Gwynn. King. McLeod. Little. USHER CLUB Row one: Sawada. White-Spunner, McRae. Cogburn. Drey. Thorworth, Levi. Kearley. Havron. Woodham. Row two: Inge. O'Gwynn. Stephens, Brown, Hamil. Lowe. Dick Inge. Carlin. Pitman. Hill. Baggett. SCIENCE CLUB Row one: Salzman. Moor©, Farris, Payno, Coleman, Oliver. Row two: Tunstall, Miss Baxter, sponsor; Mickler. Havron, Brezil, Jones, Patrick. Powell, Jansen. Mason. Row three: Byers. Lattoff, Krueger, McGrow, Arnold. Richards, Buckley. Muntz. Row four: Johnson, Johnson. Marion, Ott, Woodham Sexton, Mears. Row five: Sutton, Jonos, Neal, Horst, Odom, McKenzie, Stewart, McPhillips. YO TAPPA KEES Row one: Williams. Lockhart. Coleman, Pfrimmer. Welch, Mrs. Chancellor, sponsor: Goodloe, Billingsley. Fulford. Fulford, Long. Murphy. Merrill. Row two: Malone. Green. McGraw. Lindsey. Wojohn. Nicholas. Sawyer. Caton. Gal- loway. Heubach. OTarrell, Clark. Merrill. Row three: Stanford. Brannon. McIntosh. Powell. DuBoso, Babcock. Christodolous. Crutchfield, WarTon. Gordon. Capps. Row four: Davidson. Simmons, Marks, Martin, Strimenos. Pil- grim. Raulerson. Mashburn. Dungan, Mann. Epperson. Kominek. Moncreif. Watson, Falls. Row five: Ardoyno, Tomp- lin. Pippin, Strickland, Snyder. Rush, Tucker, Shriener, Collins, Dodge. Nelson. Row six: Cole. Battiste, Merriman, Holcomb. Gadilhe. Curtis. Row seven: Arnold, Tyler. Jones. Spikes. Stallings. Roberts. Kohen, Pate. Harbin. Har- rison. Butts. SCIENCE CLUB Better Things for Better Living through Science. YO TAPPA KEES Motto of Future Secretaries: Work While You Work. 71 LOCKER COMMITTEE Row one: McFadden, Ferrill. Easley. Sumrall, Fendley, Mr. J. W. C. Brown, sponsor: Johnson, Davis. Rand. Carr. Gaynor. Richardson. Row two: Tillman, Strickland. Brown. Chastain. Jernigan, Pounds. Sproles, Rutz, Rhodes, Tucker, Branson. Ginn. M CLUB Row on©: Balzli, Pugh. Collier, Falls. McGhee. Pate, Stimson. Row two: Miss Green, sponsor; Carlin. Burkett. Lowe, Davis, Levi, McLeod. Row three: Smith, Stewart, Conniif, Erhardt. Armistead. Row four: Hawkins, Henry Smith, Vrachalus, Fell, Browning, Calhoun, Barney Smith. LOCKER MONITORS Monitor Service with a Smile, 8:10-3:40 'M CLUB Clean Sports Mean Clean Living. 72 WELFARE STORE Row one: Byrd. Plotka. Henderson. Harvey. Nicolson. Strickland. Stringfellow. Seated on Counter: Virginia Byrd. Chin. Row two: McMillan, Kilpatrick. Wentworth, Barrett. Kearn. PANTHER CLUB Row one: Hines. Sperduto, Goff, Burchfiold. Lammon, Mashburn, Stouter. Row two: Askegren. Butts, Jenkins. Allen, Hawkshead. Clark. Yeend, Mr. Houser. Sponsor: Brown. WELFARE STORE PANTHER CLUB Whistle While You Work. 73 N.H.S.—MAY. 1944 Row one: Durant. Mary Louise; Megginson, Vidmer; White-Spunner, Charles; Chin, Doris; Pfrimmer, Botsy. Row two: Lowe. John; Miss d'Or- nellas; Ross. Nancy; Brown. Willis. N.H.S.—FEB.. 1945 Fortenberry. Irma Grace; Stabler. June; Goff, Vetrice; Brassoll, Dorothy; Miss d'Or- nellas; Plotka. Eugene. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY A. H. S. Row one: Kitty Bartee, Doro- thy Grandy. Dorothy Hau- stein, Betty Collins, Waunvis Havard, Frances Edelbaum, Rosemary Falbe. Row two: Nancy Ross, Carlton Wheeler, Jack Myers. Louis Ferguson. Wiliam Murphy, Edwin Heacker, and Connio Gun- thorpe. Jacqueline William- son. Ruth Clark, Florence Spikes. Joclaire Leslie, and Barbara Grandy are mem- bers without picture repre sentation. FAN RANDLETTE ART HONOR SOCIETY N.H.S.—APRIL. 1945 Row on©: Long. Delores; Malone. Mary Janet- Grieme, Mary Ann©: Mixon. Betty Nell: Barrett. Elizabeth; Stew- art, Sara Ann; Griggs. Anne. Row two: Geist. Richard; Carleton. Wheeler; Marion. Jerry.- Sharpless. Logan.- Me- Gehee. John; Alien. Jimmy; Havron. Richard. Row three: McPherson. Margaret; Brown. Nelda; Gill. Marilyn; Hender- son, Virginia; Ellis, May; Armbrecht, Lucile.- McGill. Frances is a member without picture representation. N.H.S.—APRIL. 1945 Row one: Overbey, Cecilia; Franklin, Eunice; Botter. Sue; Chastain, Dolores,- Jernigan. Audice; Heubach, Joyce; Garner. Frances; Galloway. Marguerite; Milligan. Joyce; May. Broadine. Row two: Duberman, David; Keller. Guy; Hogan. Leroy; Billings- ley. Edward; Stephens, Sel- dom Higby, John; Goyette, Harold. Row three: Janzen. Shirley; Hare, Johnie Evelyn; Johnson. Christeen.- Simmons. Cecil; Gunthorpe, Connie; Phifer, Shirley. Character, Scholarship, Leadership, Service QUILL AND SCROLL Row one: Powell. William; Overbey, Cecilia; Bilbrey, Joan; Sylvest, Ruth; McGill, Doris: Sumrall. Mary Louise; Frasier. Sybil; Bullock, Jan©; Heubach, Joyce,- Chin. Doris; Shannon. Sammy. Row two: Ellis. May; Phifer. Shirley; Bowers. Patti©; Kohn, Harriot; Hammond, Alice; Britton, Anne; Broome. Margaret; Cohron. Joyce; Durant. Mary Louise; Miss Annie Lou White. Sponsor. Row three: Henderson, Virginia; Botter. Sue; Pfrimmer, Betsy; More- land, Ronnie; Griggs, Anno; Stewart, Sara Ann; Ross, Nancy. McGill, Frances and Gray. Marcia are members without picture representa- tion. QUILL AND SCROLL In Memoriam Franklin Delano Roosevelt 76 FIRST STRING Line: Davis, Pate, Lowe, Browning, Pugh. McGhee, Stinson. Back Field: Erhardt, Calhoun, Hawkins. Little. FOOTBALL SQUAD Row one: Armistead. Pugh. Fell. Calhoun. Little. Stinson. Stewart. Barlow. Row two: Collier. Falls. Hawkins. Dodd. Burkett, Joe Smith, Bendor, Vrachalus. Davis. Erhardt. Watts. Row three: Tapia. McGhee. Levi. Pate. Branson. Suhrer, Lowe, Browning. James Smith, McLeod. GOLDEN PANTHERS Rootin', Tootin', Fightin' Boys! 80 CHEERLEADERS (Loft to right) Betty Jean Hughes, Bobby Singleton, Kitty Bartee, Simon Imura, lean Milne, and Robert Strickland. First Aid Administered Promptly. CHEERLEADERS Hey! Hey! Ho! Ho! Come on Panthers, Let's Go! 81 Head Coach Harvey Pugh; Holland, Gravlee. and Thompson, Managers; Assistant Coach Casimir Newdome. 1944 Football Schedule Murphy 0 VS. Pascagoula 7 Murphy 0 vs. McGill 19 Murphy 0 vs. Moss Point 19 Murphy 0 vs. Pensacola 25 Murphy 6 vs. G.C.M.A. 21 Murphy 8 vs. Lanier 19 Murphy 19 vs. Wrights 0 Murphy 6 vs. McGill 6 Murphy 18 vs. Wrights 6 82 1944 FOOTBALL REVIEW From a Murphy football fan's point of view the Golden Panthers left the season behind them in vic- torious furor. After slowly gaining momentum through experience on the field and Coach Pugh's constant verbal barrage in practice. Murphy licked the Cadets of U.M.S. 19-0, threatened to tie McGill for the City Championship, and ended the sea- son by beating Wrights 18-6. Such rapid improvement of a severely handicapped team, by in- experience, a new system of play- ing under a new coach, and by numerous other trivial matters, was due to the persistent coaching and systematic calisthenics of Coach Harvey Pugh and his able assistant. Coach Casimir Newdome. The first four games can be classi- fied as the period of learning how to play, learning the new shifts, and getting the feel of the game. The G.C.M.A. game was the turning point of the season, the decisive game in which Murphy scored for the first time. The remaining games show just what the Panthers had in them — the will to win. Murphy - Pascagoula The Murphy - Pascagoula game will be remembered for the splendid defense exhibited by the Pantherian eleven in the fourth period on the 2- yard line, where, on the verge of ex- haustion, the Murphy Panthers held the Pascagoula crowd for three downs. The Pascagoula boys handed the ball over to the Blue and Gold clad boys who chose to punt rather than to run. There wasn't any Plunge by Murphy through Moss Point's line for one yard! 83 Off-tackl« play by Moss Point stopped! single hero of this play; the whole team was the hero, particularly the lines-men. The game was played mainly in Murphy's territory. Cal- houn displayed a neat kick that failed twice because of teammates blocking the way. Others who de- serve credit for the first game are: Fell, Little, Erhardt, and McLeod. Murphy - McGill This was the first time the Jackets of McGill had beaten Murphy since 1940. Responsible for every touch- down made was Burke Strong, a thorn in Murphy's side. During this game Dick Little, Murphy's Captain, was hurt in a play in which McGill proved to be off sides. Standouts were: Little, Calhoun, Erhardt, Haw- kins, and Fell. Murphy - Moss Point Moss Point with driving power and blocking skill to their merits pushed down the field to score three times. Their victory was a terrestial one which they incurred by little use of passes. Highest in accomplish- ments was Erhardt's blocking of Blanchard's placement. Moss Point made 14 downs to Murphy's 5. Dick Calhoun and Gene Fell took the laurels with Collier and Erhardt giving fine support. Murphy - Pensacola The Murphy-Pensacola is the fourth and last in the series of score- less games which made Thomas Paine's famous quotation enter into the life of Murphy Hi. ''These are the times that try men's souls. The summer soldier and the sunshine patriot shrink from the service of their ....! What matters if whether 84 the last word be country, school, or what have you? The fact remains that the number of tickets bought last year when Murphy was winning had decreased this year. Dick Little didn't play in this game because he was hurt. Outstanding player was Richard Calhoun, who not only did most of the tackling but carried the ball most of the time. Murphy - G.C.M.A. The few loyals who arrived at Gulfport yelled their lungs out when Robert Erhardt made Murphy's first touchdown. Coach Pugh shook hands with Coach Huckabee, former coach at M.H.S., after this climatical game ended. Murphy • Lanier The ball rolling, Murphy was gathering punch with every game. It looked like sure victory when an exchange of punts left Lanier deep in her own territory, doomed to an inevitable set back. Lanier returned after the quarter puffing like a bull who had just been enraged by the pricking of swords. It was during the third quarter that the Poets scored 13 points. Also during the quarter Joe Hawkins made the second sea- sonal touchdown, much to the joy of the tonsil-wobbling audience's de- light. Murphy - Wrights Never was a victory more ap- preciated. more deserved, or harder earned. First down of this first victory was performed by expedient Fell, who also made the only conversion of the season. Two Down! On® Up! and G«no Fell wants to go. 85 End Sweep by Murphy Man brings gain against U.M.S. Dick Little, that star-crossed foot- ball captain, had been injured in nearly every game in which he par- ticipated. However, Dick came out determined to make up for every game he had missed— .. . Dick just missed a pass .in the end zone. Fell made the longest run of the season, 88 yards which resulted in a score. Then the limelight flashed on Calhoun where it remained after he had made two touchdowns, one en- tailing a 40 yard run, the other a line buck. The white football along with Sonny Raines, who went in for the first time since his accident in the beginning of the season, were unusual eccentricities of this game. The following persons' shields shown brightly: Gene Fell, Joe Haw- kins, Buddy Collier, Sammy Vracha- lus, John Lowe, Bobby Erhardt, Sam Armistead, M a b o n Pugh, and Jimmy Davis. Murphy - McGill A frightened McGill hobbled away with the city championship after having their pants scored off by the Panthers who fought tooth and nail to tie the City Champion- ship. The odds were against them, as Murphy students gave up their usual seats to sit in the eastern grandstands. Had the hidden ball trick been unsuccessful, Murphy would have won. P.S. Confidentially don't blame the football players, because there hasn't been an honest spectator who followed the ball completely. It's admitted Murphy was sucked in while Calametti made the touch- down. 86 Murphy - Wrights Touchdowns were made by Murphy's Armistead, Calhoun, and Davis; Wright's Skipper. A1 Brown- ing recovered when Cartier fumbled on his own 26, turning to receive a punt. After a series of punts Cal- houn passed to Armistead for the first score. Conversion failed. Later in the period Armistead recovered a practically blocked punt on the Cadets' 34-yard line. On the next play, Calhoun ran 45 yards through the line. Again the try for the extra point was unsuccessful. A last minute touchdown in the final period was made by Jimmy Davis who re- ceived a pass from Gene Fell. Once more no extra point. Note to next year's coach: Put those boys to work on that conversion business. Hawkins advanced six yards every time he got the ball. The entire school salutes the team, the coaches, and the water boys, one of whom was drafted to- ward the end of the season Monk Holland. Browning helps to make tackle. 87 1. Dot and Ladies-in-Waiting. 2. Good food, lets eat! 3. Moon and Ladies-in-Waiting. 4. The Star Ban- quet. 5. Careful, Mabon. 6. Beauties and their beasts. 7. What say, Moon . 8. Before the firing squad. 90 Knooling: Montgomery, Carlin. Davis, Levi, Brimm. Standing: Jr. Mgr. Haas, Calhoun, Pitman. Sharpless, Branson, King. CECIL BRUCE KING Honorary Captain BASKETBALL 1945 SEASON Casimir Nowdome, Coach Varsity Basketball 55 12 Murphy 39 McGill 35 Murphy 37 Robertsdale 16 Murphy 45 U.M.S 24 Murphy 46 Moss Point 25 Murphy 31 Robertsdale 32 Murphy 25 U.M.S 29 Murphy 37 McGill 36 Murphy 51 U.M.S ... 28 Murphy 45 McGill 35 Murphy 37 Pensacola 52 Murphy 28 Pensacola 51 Murphy 44 McGill 36 Murphy 33 Lanier. 32 Murphy 36 U.M.S 34 Murphy 46 Moss Point 32 Murphy 51 Bay Minette —28 Murphy 49 U.M.S. 40 Murphy 64 McGill 39 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Murphy . .29 Robertsdale 23 Murphy 64 Excel .19 Murphy 47 Fairhope 27 Murphy . 44 McGill. .34 STATE TOURNAMENT Murphy. 29 Selma 57 B BASKETBALL TEAM Sitting: (left to right) Robort Taylor. Guy Morton. J. P. Van Hook. Donby Hardy. Jack Phillips. Woody Hiatt. Richard Kunzman. Kneeling: John Clement, Edward Hahn, Billy Gravlee. David Wood. Sidney Coan, Bill Baker, Sidney du Mont. Standing: John Flowers. Bobby Harvey, Jimmy Robbinson, Jimmy Walden, Thomas Redmond. Reginald Copeland, Graham Brimm and Fox Haas. 92 Jump. . . . Worth two points? Review of Basketball Season By SAMMY SHANNON This was a rather amusing season — that boy on the B” team who shot the ball into the enemy's basket, Davis' black eye and in- fluenza, Cecil King's galloping dribble, the unorganized cheering sections, second-string Levi, Moon Mullins. . . . Jan. 3, 1945. Murphy steam-rolls Bay Minette 55 to 11 in the first game of the season. Jan. 5. Murphy licks McGill 39 to 35. Jan. 10. Panthers win 37 to 16 over Rob- ertsdale. Jan. 12. Jimmy Davis scores 18 points and receives blackeye in Murphy's 45 to 24 vic- tory over Wrights. Jan. 16. Panthers beat taller Moss Point five 46 to 25. Calhoun, top scorer, makes 16 points. Jan. 17. Robertsdale defeats Murphy 32 to 31. Jan. 19. Wrights beats Panthers 29 to 25. This was Murphy's first defeat in the City Prep League. Jan. 24. Davis' 18 points gives Murphy 37 to 36 lead over McGill. Jan. 31. Murphy's Panthers pin Wrights' Bull Dog's ears back in their sensational 51 to 28 win. This ends Wrights' chance in winning the City League contest. Branson, Forward Calhoun, Forward Davis, Contor Pitman, Forward 93 Scramble . . . The Toe-Dancer! Feb. 2. Branson and Davis star in the 43 to 35 Panther victory over the Yellow Jackets. Fastest game of the season puts Weasle King into a fast dribble. Feb. 3. Murphy couldn't help herself when she was defeated 54 to 37 by Pensacola. These cagers as a whole averaged six feet in height. Feb. 7. Murphy Panthers beaten 51 to 28 by Pensacola Fliers. Same story. Feb. 9. Davis sports 19 points in Murphy's thrilling 44 to 36 cage victory over McGill. Feb. 10. Panthers travel to Montgomery to beat Lanier 33 to 32. Feb. 14. U.M.S. Bull Dogs beaten 36 to 34 by Panthers. This was a close game in which the Cadets tied Murphy several times. Feb. 16. Murphy tops Moss Point 46 to 32. Feb. 17. Davis scores 18 points in their 51 to 28 win over Bay Minette. Feb. 21. With City Championship almost a certainty, the Panthers stopped U.M.S. 49 to 40. The Bull Dogs frightened Panther fans with their 10 point run up in the first half. Feb. 23. Murphy crowned City Champion- ship by their sensational 64 to 39 victory over McGill. Calhoun led in the scoring with 19 points. King. Guard Levi. Center Brlmm. Guard Carlin, Forward 94 From the sideline . . . Looks like a good play. March 2. In the district tourney Murphy won the semi-final, beating Robertsdale 29 to 23; Murphy, in the quarter finals, licked Excel 64 to 19. March 3. Once again Murphians tried to get into the overflowing C.Y.O. gym to see Murphy white-wash Fairhope 47 to 27 in the semi-finals; and to see McGill defeated 44 to 34 in the championship game. March 9. At the University of Alabama Murphy lost in the state tournament to the crack Selma team 57 to 29. Selma won the state title. “B” Basketball Murphy 25 McGill 20 Murphy ...14 U.M.S. 10 Murphy 21 U.M.S. ...13 Murphy 20 McGill... ...14 Murphy 16 U.M.S... 12 Murphy 21 McGill... ...17 Murphy 14 U.M.S. 29 Murphy 31 McGill 27 Murphy 30 U.M.S. 34 Murphy 33 Bay Minette 30 Murphy 8 McGill .20 Sharpless. Forward Montgomery, Guard Flowers, Manager 95 Basketball Snap Shots 96 Row one: Hawkins, Branson, Biggs, Browning, Bolton, Howe. Row two: Spikes, A1 Browning. Brown, Howell. Burkette, Carlin. Fell. Blake. Gurganus, Smith, Sundberg. Row three: Higby. Terrell. Morton, Duke. Sharploss. Spillman. Newdome, Sartin, Connlff, Hahn, Platt. Prater. 1. Coach Newdome. 1944 Lettermen: 2. Pitcher Tommy Carlin. 3. Geft) Pitcher Ed Connlff; (right) Left-fieldman Cantrell Brown. 4. Second-baseman Gene Fall. 5. (left) Thirdbaseman A1 Browning, (right) First-baseman Barney Smith. 6. Geft) Cd cher Jack Gurganus. (right) Center-fieldman Baseball Schedule 1945 April 2 U. M. S. 3 Vs. Murphy 11 April 4 McGill 2 Vs. Murphy 5 April 10 Jackson 1 Vs. Murphy 13 April 16 McGill 2 Vs. Murphy 3 April 18 Jackson 3 Vs. Murphy 8 April 20 U. M. S. 1 Vs. Murphy 11 April 25 Robertsdal© 2 Vs. Murphy 10 April 27 McGill 1 Vs. Murphy 3 April 28 Pensacola 6 Vs. Murphy 8 May 4 McGill Vs. Murphy May 9 U. M. S. Vs. Murphy May 11 McGill Vs. Murphy May 16 U. M. S. Vs. Murphy May 19 Pensacola Vs. Murphy TERPSICHOREAN ART Modem dancing is a recent innovation into the physical education program, beginning in 1940 under the leadership of Mrs. Eleanor Smith Tuthill. From a small group of 6 or 8 girls, meeting only one period a day, the classes have increased in number and enroll- ment. Membership in the classes is obtained only by successful try-outs in simple rhythmic steps and patterns. All dance and rhythm compositions are originated with and worked out by the girls in the classes, to the accom- paniment of drum beats or recordings. Archery, badminton and table tennis are the favorite recreational sports in the physical education classes, particularly the elective class. Basketball and softball continue to hold their long-established lead in the teams sport groups while social dancing is a loudly ac- claimed class favorite. Benefits derived from these activities, such as coordination of move- ment, better carriage, are likewise given special attention. Using apparatus equipment and exercise helps develop balance and co-ordina- tion, while poise and self-confidence are achieved through training. 1. What's up? 2. Guarding the home front. 3. Is any- body listening? 4. Little Brother —Oh yeah? 5. Miss Wilhelmina Tell! 6. Fight! Fight! 7. Pep talk. 8. Home, sweet home! 9. My hero! 10. Tapia on the mark! Betbeze. Norwood. Forcheimer, Powell I All Work and No Play Makes Jack a Dull Boy. HIGH SCHOOl fty U. S. War food o«d Slomfi FHESPIAN A Notioftol Publication Devoted To Dromotici In the Secondory School Mary °m PO Khaist ART EXECUTIVES ATHLETES EDITORS MUSICIANS BARBARA OSBl'RN HAROLD GOYETTE w JUST FAVORITES CAROLYN GRIFFIN ROBERT KRIIARDT JUST FAVORITES JUST FAVORITES JUST FAVORITES THESPIAN This year our Four Arts Club de- cided (after many heated discussions) to join with a national dramatics organiza- tion known as THESPIAN. The Four Arts Club” officers automatically became of- ficers of the MURPHY THESPIAN, and the president this year is Weesie Durant. She is assisted by Dan Thompson as Vice- President and Otha Powell as Secretary and Treasurer. Our one and only John Holland serves as Historian. Mrs. Hamil is now chief adviser on all problems, while to Miss Lois Jean Fitzsimmons falls THESPIAN! A name which whispers the secrets of backstage, of curtains, and of disaster! Can't you see Miss Fitz rush- ing around backstage nailing up fallen flats and collecting strayed properties, and at the same time holding the book, call- ing out forgotten lines to Murphy's aspir- ing young actors? 112 the job of directing. It is Miss Fitz's first year in the position, and her ability has been demonstrated in the plays she has presented. The stage crew, under the able direction of Mr. Bridgewater, has a big part in making the play a success, be- cause they paint the scenery, build the props, and all important — pull the cur- tain. Membership in the Four Arts Club” is gained by try-out in the freshman year. At this time, the auditorium is filled with frightened freshmen speaking their pieces” to the judges, who are selected by Miss Fitzsimmons. A successful try- out entitles you to four years in the Players” that give you hours of fun. From out of the Four Arts Club” casts for the plays given each year are also selected by try-out. The chosen few work (and play) long and hard at rehearsals, and when the big night is over, they go home with their laurels, tired and triumphant. The complete staff of production in- cludes such persons as Mr. Venman, who has charge of tickets; Mr. Houser, who is responsible for getting the tickets and the programs printed; Mrs. Poole, who put the Usher Club on duty; and Miss Kennedy and Mr. Stookey, who are responsible for the artistic and musical side of the play. Along with Miss Fitzsimmons and the players, these teachers all co-operate in making the play go over. They suc- ceed, too. Left page: (Top) Otha Powell. Secretary- Treasurer of Players and Miss Lois Fitzsimmons, Director. (Middle) Rita Rochambeau and Lowell Friedman, jitter-bugs. (Bottom) Entire cast of Janie . Right page (Top and Bottom) Sconos from Janie . (Middle) Scoopor Powell and mean lil' Elsbeth Dog- gette. “JANIE” For a most successful fall production members of the Four Arts Club presented the hilarious Broadway comedy and movie hit, ''Janie'', written by Josephine Bentham and Herschel Williams. The scene of the play is laid in the town of Hortonville near an army camp. The plot centers around what happens when Janie Colburn, sixteen year old daughter of a newspaper editor, meets Dick, smooth soldier son of her mother's best friend, the widowed Mrs. Lawrence. Janie's father is the worrying type and is definitely opposed to young girls of the high school set entertaining soldiers. When Janie and Dick and a few of their friends get together for a little innocent fun while their elders are dining at the Coun- try Club, the party gets out of hand. Two hundred soldiers arrive on the scene just in time to wreck the house before the en- raged Mr. Colburn returns. The plot is complicated to a degree by Janie's seven year old sister, Elsbeth, an enterprising child with an inventive mind and a genius for making a nuisance of herself. But Janie has troubles besides family ones because Scooper Nolan, her platter-bug admirer, runs away to join the Air Corps when she jilts him for the more sophisticated soldiers. Mr. Van Brunt, business partner of Mr. Colburn, and Mrs. Lawrence provide the love element among the grown-ups. The giggling Bernadine, who gets chased all over the Colburn house by her soldier flame, Dead-pan Hackett, and the pert Paula, who is determined to remain faith- ful to her sailor overseas, play important parts as Janie's chief cohorts in trouble. When the curtain falls, Janie has found favor once again with her family because Matthew Reardon of the Washington priority board promises her father a long- desired printing press in view of the fact that Janie has so patriotically provided amusement for the soldiers. Scooper, too young to enlist, has returned, and life has gone back to a questionable normalcy for the Colburns. The cast, who played to three capacity crowds in Murphy's auditorium, was as follows: Mr. Colburn, John Holland; Mrs. Col- burn, Mary Louise Durant and Sara Ann Stewart; Janie, Sally Tibor and Marilyn Busch; Elsbeth, Jacqueline Doggette; Mr. Van Brunt, Dan Thompson; Mrs. Law- rence, Jane Bullock; Bemadine, Ann Pake and Marion Griffin; Dick, Vernon Nelson; Scooper, Otha Powell; Paula, Hazel Jan- sen. Members of the supporting cast in- cluded Bill Crawford, Munro Slaughter, Vera Moore, Naomi Webb, Lowrey Var- nado, William Powell, Harold Green, Bernie Namie, Lowell Friedman, Vernon Raines, Rita Rochambeau, l-ouis Fergu- son. Ramon Lemos, Pat Farren, Mary Jean Nall, Aimee McCormick, Greg Heimer, Frank Hawkins and Carthy Ryals. P.S.—Never to be forgotten backstage moments: When Marilyn's zipper broke during a quick change and Marion and Vernon ad libbed 'til she appeared! (The show must go on.) — When John knocked a vase full of water over on a chair and Sally unconsciously sat in the wet spot. — When early and late tele- phone cues rang — when Jackie and Otha kept calling fudge squares lady fin- gers — when there were long deathly silences on the stage — But we don't think the audience noticed — at least, not too much. —The Cast. 1. Need some help, Bub? 2. Three Musketeers. 3. Mr. Newell speaks! 4. Making a big mess out of a little one. 5. Lost, Robert? 6. Housecleaning? 7. That wonderful trip to Gulfport! 8. Mrs. Hamil and convoy. 9. Like mama, like son. 116 1. I Walk Alone . 2. The good ole' days—ice cream! 3. Miss Priss and Tootie . 4. Those winning smiles? 5. Happy? With all those books! 6. Slam books, again! 7. A gracious lady—Mrs. Cole. 8. Where's Kathryn, Lee? 9. Rum and Coca-Cola . 10. And this is—uh— oh well, it's pretty, isn't it? 11. Understand now, Archie? 12. Mr. Hand patiently explains. 13. . . . then there's the studious type! 117 1. Such affection! 2. The Lone Wolves. 3. Looks like he is having trouble. 4. Look what Ziegfeld missed— bet he's glad though! 5. All alone and lonely. 6. In- teresting? 7. Must be good. 8. We think it's a good- looking sweater too, Hays. 9. Ain't we sweet! 10. Three boys and one pedigreed. 11. Up to your old tricks, White-Spunner? 1. Sweet and Lovely—Peebles, Webb, Payne, and Weatherby. 2. Watch that diet, Thelma! 3. Charity comes first. 4. Don't be selfish, Wheeler! 5. Let us in on it, too, Margaret. 6. Murphy's Beauty Parlor. 7. Come on out, Merle—we don't bite. 8. Is it that bad, Virginia? 9. Watch the birdie. 10. Murphy's typical wolf. 119 1. The Lone Wolverine. 2. There goes Sara telling another tale. 3. Tar zan tried it too, but? 4. Murphy, it'll never change. 5. You didn't tell us about this. Billy! 6. Must be before school! 7. There's always room for one more! 8. Situation , well in hand. 9. Doing fine, Fran, but where's Dick? 10. The JAW with his bobby soxers. 120 1. The Genes” give the gals a thrill (or vice-versa). 2. Oh! It MUST be posed! 3. Ipana” Smith and Pepsodent” Vrachalus. 4. This man-power shortage is tuff, eh, Frances? 5. Oh! so that's how you made that A ! 6. How much did you pay 'em, lack? 7. Melvin and Jep skipping with the cash. 8. My, aren't we cute ... 9. Three Junior belles—Marilyn, Betty Jo, Harriet. 10. Share and share alike, eh Dot? I. Fearsome Fivesome! 2. No man's land. 3. Who in- sulted Markie? 4. How did HE get in here? 5. A rodent spots some cheese. 6. Look out, here they come! 7. What are they up to now? 8. A study in black and white. 9. Ave Maria Purissima. 10. What can it be? II. Oh, for the Life of Riley! 1-3. Mid-year Senior Banquet—Admiral Semmes. 4. Does a ring make the Senior ? 5. Plant me now and dig me later. 6. Blue Card production line. 7. Whatcha' reaching for, Carthy? 8. One of Murphy's paid assem- blies. 9. Let's take psychology, girls! DEDICATION To You—training in camps all over this country— To You—fighting on distant battlefields— To You—sailing the ships on dangerous seas— To You—flying our planes across the boundless sf y— To You—facing pain and despair in foreign hospitals— And to You—whose bodies lie beneath earth and water, but whose spirits will live forever— Because we remember you fondly; Because we admire your courage and daring; Because we believe in you, and in the Cause for which you strive; And because you stand for all that is best in us— We, the members of the Senior Class of 1945, in Humility and Gratitude, dedicate to you this page of the nineteenth volume of the Mohian. By Miss Gladys Baxter, Chairman of Science Department.

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