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( dd 'frsJv ' i tXoC Si 3-oH cK «waw fc •J f At — - v£? ‘£zv ? x? sTO+TtS S zr p y fc fs 't 7? + i '?- +p' ytr-yjf' s?nr£ 'TT 7' ' 5 rz st, i r V _ .7 -‘ „ ,; ' ■4ffl p Ay y yzr y aH v yV 7 y- ■ If this book should be lost, As well may happen, I pray that the finder Will know to return it. Part of a poem that Spanish students write on the first page of their books) A One JksL yVlokiarL VOLUME TWENTY-ONE Portraits, Adams Studio. Photography and Engraving, Gulf States Engraving Co. ■ Printing and Binding, Gill Printing Stationery Co. Page Three THE yyiohian. 1947 Published by Senior Class MURPHY HIGH SCHOOL Mobile. Alabama Pii e Five MUHIAN STAFF MARILYN YOUNG Editor WAYNE SMITH Business Manager CAROL WAITE Art Editor ANNIE LOU WHITE Adviser ROY R. WILKIE Consultant BETTY ELAINE BAKER FRANCES GAYNOR ELIZABETH PANKEY VIRGINIA BYRD JUANITA HARVEY JO ANNE PAYNE ANNE CAIN MARGARET HOPE JOHN PETIT MARY COOK ADELE HORST DORIS REED WILLIAM COSTELLO ELISE HUDSON MARY SEMPLE EULALIE DRAUGHON PAT JACKSON BETTY JOAN SCOTT MARY GENE DUNWODY BOBBIE RUTH McLAURIN STEWART SMITH CORINNE EDWARDS CAROLINE MULLINS JOY TOBLER MAMIE LOU EUBANKS JEAN NOLEN SARAH ANN WATTS 'Associat member of the .tail was Johnny Neel, who contributed several pictures. Including those used on the title page and the page facing ACTIVITIES. Pdge Six J-oa wojuL W E SPANIARDS have had a strong influence on the history and traditions of Mobile. To begin with, it was one of my adventurous countrymen. Admiral Pineda, who in 1519 discovered Mobile Bay. We failed in our efforts at colonization under Tristan de Luna, and so Mobile was founded by the French in 1711. At the conclusion of the French and Indian War in 1763. Mobile became an English colony. In 1780 we Spaniards returned under the leader- ship of the youthful Governor Galvez, and our red and yellow flag with the emblems of the castle and lion waved over the city until 1813, when the Amer- icans seized it as part of the Louisiana Purchase. During the three decades of our occupation we built Spanish Fort and gave many of the streets Spanish names, such as, St. Emanuel, Conception, Joachim, and St. Michael. And in 1947 we Spaniards are still coming to Mobile—from Cuba, Costa Rica, Mexico, and other countries to the south. We come to do business, to visit, and even to study at Murphy High School, whose beautiful Spanish Renaissance architecture is yet another sign of the strong Spanish influence in Mobile. (hi Capitan, this braggadocious fellow who struts across the pages of the 1947 MOH1AN, has been adapted from the caricatured Spanish captain of the sixteenth cen- tury Italian popular theater, Commedia dell' Arte.—Art Editor) Page Seven I__«k U (|| A VI I [ |) C ... is the friendiy greeting of Carlos from Campeche, Mexico, as A TilUlin Marilyn, MOHIAN Editor, introduces him to Murphy High School- Marilyn, its FACULTY, STUDENTS, ATHLETICS, and ACTIVITIES. Carlos is pleased to find the Spanish tradition in Mobile and feels at home in the Spanish atmosphere at Murphy. The Spanish Renais- sance architecture, with its familiar arches, patio, and balconies, reflects the glory of his race. In the Spanish department he meets friendly students and teachers, who know his country and love his language. La Lencua Castellana Claro y limpido raudal cs la lengua que yo adoro, la lengua dc versos dc oro y dc vibracidn marcial. —Lcojxildo Diaz The Spanish Language I he language that enchants me is a clear and limpid stream, the language of golden verses and of martial rhythm. We, the Class of 1947 DEDICATE OUR SPANISH EDITION OF THE MOHIAN TO Miss Bertha Spradlin WHOSE LOVE OF THE SPANISH LANGUAGE HAS LED HER TO TRAVEL WIDELY IN LATIN AMERICAN COUNTRIES BRINGING HER CLASSES ODD FACTS AND STRAY BITS OF KNOWLEDGE WHOSE ENTHUSIASM FOR ALL THINGS SPANISH AROUSES IN HER STUDENTS A KINDRED ENTHUSIASM Page Eleven — M r. RAYMOND G. WILSON is remarkably well suited to his position as principal of Murphy High School. Holding a B. S. degree from Memphis State College, an M. Ed. From Duke University, and an M. Ed. from the University of Illinois, he is now working toward his doctorate. Experience in the schools of Tennessee, both as teacher and as administrator, has given him the necessary background for solving school problems. An affable nature and a democratic phi- losophy make him informal, friendly, and—it is needless to add—popular with the 150 teachers and 3500 students whom he calls his partners in Murphy, Inc.'' Row 1: Louise K. Hamil, Assistant Principal (Murphy); Grey Gibson Devilbiss, Registrar; Hazel D. Driver, Dean of Girls; Josephine E. Hargrove, Orientation; W.C. Stapleton, Assistant Principal (Barton); Cecil M. Ward, Director, Vocational Education; Mabel R. Lowry, Office Assistant. Row 2: Elizabeth Gadihle, Secretary (Murphy); Mary Philips, Secretary (Barton); Lorraine A. McCoy, Record Clerk; Doris H. Stumph, Record Clerk; Addilean Booker, School Nurse; Helen H. McIntyre, Cafe- teria; Josephine Bruister, Cafeteria. Page Fourteen Row 1: Maud© Alexander, History; Mary Raleigh Anderson, Psychology; A. Ariail, Commercial; Eunice I- Bahrt, Biology; John H. Baker, Supervisor, Cooperative Vocational Education; Lucile Baker, Welfare Store; Florence Balderson, English. Row 2: Gladys Baxter, Biology; Mrs. T. G. Billups, Mathematics; Oscar Boland, Business Principles; Mary Bragg, Science; Mrs. F. Lee Bridgewater, Civics; F. Lee Bridgewater, Physical Education; J. W. C. Brown, Mathematics. “P I ROGRESSIVE” is a good word to describe the Speech department, which Miss Fitzsimmons equips with the latest mechanical devices. Dolores Foster is mak- ing a recording of her voice, with John Swan at the machine. The latest acquisition is a magnetic tape recorder, a one-minute play- back machine that reproduces voices with great fidelity. Art exhibits in room 256 are always interesting in their variety. Kay Gray and David Coley are looking at a display of Christmas cards and posters. In the foreground is Ed Heacker's mural type sketch of an incident in Alabama history . . . Art classes this spring created ideas for ad- vertising Mobile, making designs for notepaper, place mats, and menus. Page Fifteen Barton Academy. under the enthusiastic leadership of Mr. W. C. Stapleton, is the home of 540 Murphy fresh- men. Classroom and other activities closely parallel those at Murphy. The freshmen at Barton have their own band and glee club, a column in MURPHY HI TIMES, and a football team that won the City Championship in the Midget group. Their greatest pride is their library, recently enlarged and redecorated, which can accom- modate from fifteen to twenty per cent of the enrollment. The beige-gray color scheme, fluorescent lights, aluminum blinds, and largo convenient work rooms for the library staff make it—to quote Mr. Stapleton— simply a dream.” Row 1: Ruth W. Brown, Foods; Mrs. Tom H. Brunson, Science; M. Chancellor, Stenography; Mary M. Clark, Civics; Ruth Roach Clark, English; Jessie E. Cole, History; Lucile Hollis Cooner, History. Row 2: Emma A. Craddock, Biology; Mary R. Crocker, English; Claude Dahmer, Band and Orchestra; Winnie J. Davis, English; J. H. Dawson, Coach and Mechanical Drawing; Modeste E. Deakle, liatin, English, Art; H. B. Dennis, Woodworking and Mechanical Drawing. Piigf Sixteen Row 1: Lee Donalson, General Science; Ruth Douglas, Mathematics; W. T. Douglas, Mathematics; Mrs. James M. Echols, Assistant Librarian; R. F. Edward 3, General Science; Mildred Ellisor, Mathematics; Myrtle Enderle. Mechanical Drawing. Row 2: Lois Jean Fitzsimmons, Speech; Marie Foote, World History; Ruth Forehand, History; Mrs. W. W. Fulcher, Spanish; W. W. Fulcher, Biology; Velma Garratt, Spanish; Martha C. Gatlin, Librarian. School bookkeepers under the direction of Mr. Boland have the responsibility of handling all school funds, Four outstanding students are selected each year and for their work receive credit in second- year bookkeeping. Stella Strimenos and Sybil Clark look happy and at home among the ledgers, adding machines, and filing cases of room 211. A Iathematics is fun when the teacher is witty Mr. Vaughan, chair- man of the department. If the students in the picture seem somewhat mature for teen-agers, the explanation is that the class is composed of parents, who were following their offsprings' schedules on Open Night. Page Seventeen OCATIONAL education at Murphy comprises a Technical Training program with 42 students and a Diversified Occupations program with 107. In addition to the regular academic high school subjects required for graduation, the Tech Trade students take four periods of machine shop, radio, or drafting; and the D. O. students train down town in industry. Diversified Occupations students work for a minimum period of three hours a day, five days a week, in retail and wholesale selling, office training, and trades ... In the office of Dr. George I. Doody, dentist, Edwina Cooper makes an X-ray picture of a patient ... At Mobile Steel Company, Inc., Arnett McCoy and Marvin Steiner prove apt pupils and workmen. Row 1: Jessie Mary Gay, Latin; Betty Gensert, Speech; Elizabeth Green, English; Ruth K. Groom, English; W. S. Hand, Mathematics; Sue Hayles, Commercial Geography; Evelyn Hinz, English. Row 2: Helen Shelby Holbrook, English; R. D. Houser, Printing; E. P. Houston, English; E. D. Hudgens, History; Mrs. N. B. Hutchens, English; Vivian Jelks, Clothing; Edward G. Jenkins, Physical Education. Page Eighteen Row 1: Clyde Kennedy. Art; Maggie Lea C. Kerr, Mathematics; L. L. Kerzic, Biology; Inez Perry Langham, Typewriting; Matt J. Lawler, General Science; Ruth Liscomb, Civics; Ruth lane Lusk, Physical Education. Row 2; Virginia McAllister, English; Doris Mallette, Related Subjects; M. C. Mancill, Physics; Mrs. C. Howard Matheny. Mathematics; Josephine M. Michael, Social Science; Vella B. Moon, Mathematics; Annie Ruth Moore, English, Speech. Industrial arts courses in woodworking, machine shop, me- chanical drawing, printing, and household me- chanics enable a student to prepare for a trade, to acquire helpful information for everyday living, or to develop a useful hobby. Paul Hedgepeth in the upper picture is absorbed in rounding off the base in the design of his whatnot shelf . . . Seifert Hamilton, hav- ing turned his metal tool to specific size, now concentrates on finishing the surfaces with a file. Later with emory cloth he will give the tool a smoother finish. Page Nineteen Bulletin boards at Murphy serve as an aid and an inducement to learning. Mrs. Echols. Miss Gatlin, and Miss Smith are an alert and resourceful trio of librarians. With pictures and book jackets they publicize information about timely sub- jects that range in significance from Ground- hog Day to the United Nations General As- sembly. Latin students in room 169 find that Miss Gay's bulletin board provides a vital link between the so-called dead language and modern culture. Elizabeth Woodward of the VIRGIL class points to a bulletin board filled with pictures, cartoons, advertisements, and other clippings that were inspired by Latin language and civilization. Row 1: E. Lura Moore, English; Sue F. Morgan, Chorus; L. L. Morris, Woodworking; Doris S. Mor- rissette, Household Arts; Edith M. Murphy, Mathematics; Thelma Noel, English; Edna Olson, English. Row 2: Virginia d'Ornellas, Mathematics; Myrtle Peter, Music; Lillian Pistole, General Science; Sara Pledger, Clothing; Carol Purifoy, Bookkeeping; Willie Reynolds, Mathematics; Eloise Rolls, English. Page Twenty Row 1: Catherine Ross, Family Life, Household Management; H. G. Saunders, Radio; Anne Savage, En- glish; Sue Savage. Stenography, Typing; Billie Shaw, Stenography; Grace Shaw, Typing; Martha T. Sinclair, Physical Education. Row 2: J. M. Sitterle, Woodworking; Rubye K. Slade, English; W. B. Slaughter, Mathematics; Jeannette Smith, Assistant Librarian; Thelma Smith, Mathematics, Speech; Willie Grace Smith, Household Arts; Bertha Spradlin, Spanish. R . UMPELSTILTSKIN had nothing on this busy Clothing 3 class, making dresses, pajamas, and play suits. Alyce Kelly and Gloria Davis are arranging materials for cutting, while the girls at the machines sew industriously. These students, who had as their first project a simple pin- cushion, will in Clothing 8 make tediously intricate baby clothes. I'AMILY Life is a timely study of the problems and obligations of modem family living. The classes meet, ap- propriately, in the model apartment. For each topic studied Mrs. Ross, the teacher, invites a guest speaker. Mrs. Marian Cunningham of the American Red Cross discussed and demonstrated home nursing. Page Twenty-one I UTURE scientists, represented by Bert Mitchell and Pat Macon, learn in chemistry laboratory that Genius IS an infinite capacity for taking pains. ... A group of biology students listen with interest to Miss Craddock's explanation of the structure of the human skull. Visual education, which plays an increas- ingly important part in all courses offered at Murphy, is also under the supervision of the science department. Mr. Kerzic has acquired a library of eighty films and rents an average of fifteen per month. Equipment used by the Visual Education Club, which services all departments, consists of three film projectors, two slide projectors, three movable screens, and four dark rooms. Row 1: W. L. Stanford, Physical Education; Mary Stapleton, Latin; Roberta Steele, Consumer Science; Lewis L. Stookey, Director of Music Education; Mary Sumrall, General Science; Mary Sibley Swanson, Mathematics; Octavia Taylor, Physical Education. Row 2; Blanche Thul, Library; Corinne A. Turnage, English, Journalism; T. R. Usry, Industrial Arts; Mrs. C. B. Vaughan. Commercial Geography; I. C. Vaughan, Mathematics; Ray E. Venman, French, Spanish; Helen N. Waldrip, Spanish, English. Page Tiventy-tuo ] l tV Row 1: Vivienne Waller, English; Martha L. Waters, English; Esther Watkins, Civics; Bama Watson, Physical Education; Inez J. Watt, Mathematics; Louise S. Wedgeworth, Clothing, Home Planning; Win- nie Whatley, Commercial Co-ordinator. Row 2: Annie Lou White, English; Roy R. Wilkie, English; Charles O. Willcox, Physical Education; Catherine Williams, English, Civics; Lydia Williams, English; Vernice Williamson, General Science; Mary Ida Woolley, Chemistry. I ENOIR'S winsome Margot Brevard, which entrances Dorothy Boswell and Edna Long, is one of twenty new pictures given to English classrooms by the English department. Representing the wide range of artists and subjects are Abbey's King Lear, Homer's Portage, Van Gogh's Sunflowers, and Vermeer's Lady at the Casement. CyHECKING out books from their classroom library in room 222 are William Percy, Dot Huller, and Shirley Jones. Their English teacher, Miss Anne Savage, spon- sors this well-stocked library of two hundred volumes. Four other collections are Mrs. Howard's Library 224, Miss Davis's Tower Li- brary, Miss E. L. Moore's Bookshelf, and Miss White's White Falcon Book Club. Page Twenty-three Above: Mr. Korzic and his favorite girl, Johanna; The Fulcher Family Trio—Mr., Mrs. and Billy; The Smiths, Stewart and his mother; The Brimms—Coach laying down the law to Corley; Mrs. Matheny and her chief problem —Howard. Right: Mr. Stookoy and son Jimmy; Mrs. Peter and double trouble Charlie and Edward; Mrs. McAllister and Marianna—mother and daughter models; Mr. Slaughter and his cartoonist son, Charlie; The Three Musquotoors —Mr., Blake and Bobby. Not Flctured: Mr. Woodward and his daughters, Eliza- beth Anne and Alma Jean; Mr. Saunders and daughter, Diane. Page Twenty-four Jajnihj. CUbmvL TEACHERS AND OFFSPRING MV TEACHER (With apologies to William Cowpcr ) The fourth year now is well-nigh past, Since first your sky was overcast; I know you hope that I’m the last! My teacher! Thy spirits have a fainter glow; saw thee daily weaker grow; 'Twas my own mischief brought thee low, My teacher! Thy patience, once a shining store, For me unfailing heretofore, Now worn from use, doth shine no more, My teacher! But though thou gladly wouldst fulfill The same kind office for me still, Thy strength now seconds not thy will. My teacher! But well thou playedst the teacher s part, And all thy words with magic art Have found a place within this heart, My teacher! • Literature and Ufe in Fngland, p. 361 Pane Twenty dive ■ ! A STUDENTS Lo que bien se a prende no se olvida (What is well learned is not forgotten) . . . No hay trabajo tnalo si el trabajador es bueno (There is no work that is unworthy if the workman is worthy). Page Tu enty-icven m? CbULL MID-YEAR FRESHMEN Martha Sue Stephens Joyce Gordon Betty Matthews Howard Park ......... Miss Anno Savago... Secrotary ___ Treasurer Vice-President ....Prosidont ......Sponsor FRESHMEN Terry Daniels ................... - — Secretary Bebe Gwin..........-......................._ Representative VicePresidont Sponsor Treasurer Max Rogers.. President Jo Anne Brewer... .. .............——... Representative MID-YEAR JUNIORS Jimmy Moore............................. Representative John Davis------------------------------------- President Manson Murray _________________________ Vice-Prosldent Mrs Ruth Clark_____________________________________Sponsor Valerio Buckley.............................. Treasurer Larry Nelson................................... Secretary JUNIORS Jean Willard___________________________i-------Treasurer Miss Gensert... -------------------------------- Sponsor Maureen Johnson .......................... Secretary Carver Kennedy.—..................................— - — President Norman Robert ----------------------------Vice-President Page Twenty-eight jGPA L MID-YEAR SOPHOMORES Carol Richardson.................. President Wilfred Maurin Miss Green Dot Smith SOPHOMORES Charles Saunders Mrs. Murphy Mary Edmonds Bobby McNoely MID-YEAR SENIORS George Keller Clifford Balzli Dorie Stanloy Shirley Roster SENIORS Carolino Mullins Miss Fitzsimmons Peggy Wallis Secretary Page Twenty-nine SmiohA, BERNIE NAMIE, President of Student Council. Left to Right Row 1 • ERNEST WILBURN ABOTT. Vet. Club. • FRANK EDWARD ABERCROMBIE. Vet. Club. • JOHN EDWARD ADAMS. • DORIS ELOUISE ALFORD. • DOUGLAS ALFRED ALLEN. D. O. Club 3 and 4. • HORACE EDWARD ALLEN. • RICHARD STUART ALLEN. Choer Loader 1. • ALTON ALBERT ANDERSON. D. O. Club 3. • CHARLES EDWIN ANDERSON. D. O. Club. Band. • LOIS MARIE ANTHONY. D. O. Club 3 and 4. Adv. Coun- cil 1, Class Librarian 2. Row 2 • MARY LILLIAN ANTOINE. Yo Tappa Kees 4. Spanish Club 4, Monitor 4. • CLINTON LEROY ARNOLD. • MIRIAM ELIZABETH ATCHISON. Monitor 3. Glee Club 2. • HELEN JEWEL AUSTIN. Yo Tappa Kees 3 and 4. Nom. and Elec. Com. 3 and 4. • SIDNEY FRANKLYN AUSTIN, Welfare Com. 1. Adv. Council 3. Page Thirty • ELIJAH QUITMAN AUTRY. JR.. D. O. Club. • ANNA CAROLYN BADDLEY. Girl Reserves 1 and 2. Monitor 4. • BETTY ELAINE BAKER, Pros. Girl Reserves 3, V. Pros. Girl Reserves 2. Fresh. Cho., All Girls' Council 4, Monitor 4, Mohian 4, Hi Times 4. • HAYWOOD KINGSLEY BAKER. Sec. Rep. 1 and 2. Moni- tor 2 and 4, Usher Club 3 and 4, Murphy Hi-Y 3 and 4. • ELSPIA JEANNINE BALDO. Row 3 • CLIFFORD JOSEPH BALZLI. V. Pres. Mid-Yr. Sr. Class 4. 33 Club 4, Science Club 2, Victory Corps 1. Monitor 2. • EMILY JANE BANCROFT. Chair. All Girls' Council 4. Yo Tappa Keos, 4. Ex. Com. Psych. Club, Fresh. Cho., Off. Ass t. 2-4. Monitor 4. • GLEN HAROLD BARLOW. Pres. M Club, M Club 3 and 4. Football 3 and 4, Intramural Basketball 3, Yard Moni- tor 2. • JIMMY BARNES. D. O. Club 3 and 4. • DOLLIE MARIAN BARNETT, Psych. Club 4. 1 JOAN BATTON, Yo Tappa Kees 4. • fiUTH CVELYN BANKHEAD. Yo Tappa Kees 4. Hi Times 4, Adv. Council 1 and 2. Page Thirty-one • MARY LOUISE BAUMHAUER, Adv. Council 4. Argument, Inc., 4, Pres. Friday Y and Interclub Council 4, Y-Toon3 3 and 4, One-a-Month Club. Monitor Inspector 4. • CLARENCE JOSEPH BECK. Vet. Club • JACK HOWARD BECK. Civic Welfare Com. 1. Alt. Rep. Adv. Council 2, Office Ass't. 3 and 4, Yard Monitor 1. Row 4 • HAROLD GORDON BECKHAM. Vot. Club. Veteran Base- ball Team. • FRANK McKINLEY BELL, JR.. Cafe Monitor 3. Glee Club 1-4, Murphy Hi-Y 1-4, Usher Club 4, Murphy Male Quar- tet 3 and 4. • JOHNNY READ BELL. • ARVELL KELL BENNETT. • PHILLIP BENTON. • JOYCE ROSENELL BETBEZE, Pres. Keep 'em Rolling Club 4, Cafe Ass't. 1-4, Yo Tappa Kees 4. • WILLIAM JAMES BETANCOURT. • SUE BLACK. D. O. Club 4. • DAISY DOLORES BLACKMON. • ALICE BEVERLY BLAKE, Panther Club 3, D. O. Club 4. Left to Right Row 1 • GLADYS JACKSON BLAKE. • CHRYSTLENE BOBINGER. • MARY GEORGE BOOZER. Sec. Rep. 3. Cafe Monitor 3 and 4, Four Arts 3 and 4, Psych. Club 3 and 4. • BETTY BOSTWICK. Psych. Club 3 and 4. Fresh. Cho. 1. Glee Club 2-4, Four Arts Club 2-4 Thespian 4, Cheer- leader 3 and 4. Adv. Council 1, Alt. Adv. Council 2, Welfare Committee 2, Alt. Committee 1, Stunt Night 1, Miss Pop of Junior Class 3. • DOROTHY JUNE BOSWELL. Adv. Council. Monitor. School Bookkeeper. • EARL ROBERT BOWLES. Monitor 1. Psych. Club 4. • RUTH BRANDENBURG. Psych. Club 3. B Band 3. A Band 4, Library Worker 1. Alt. Adv. Council 3. Monitor 2. • WILLIAM HAROLD BRANDENBURG. • MARILYN V. BRANSON. Class Treas. 3 and 4. Ass't. Cir. Mgr. Hi Times, Hi Times 2-4, Sec. of Openuppalocka 3, Nat. Hon. Society 3 and 4, Tri Hi-Y 3 and 4, Yo Tappa Koos 3 and 4. • CHESTER L. BRANTLEY. Vet. Club 4. Page Thirty-two Row 2 • FAITH ELOISE BRANTLEY. Adv. Council 1. Girl Reservos 1, Yo Tappa Keos 3. • BETTY ANNE BRAY, Ass't Librarian 4. • BETTY B. BRAY. Fresh. Cho. 1. Monitor 2. • H. WENDELL BRAY. JR.. Vot. Club. • LILLIAN VIRGINIA BRAY. • NORMAN E. BRAY. • LOIS REBECCA BREDAHL, Glee Club 1 and 2. D. O. Club 3 and 4. • CHARLES HENRY BREWSTER. • SIDNEY JEAN BRIDGES. • GRAHAM CORKY BRIMM, V. Pres. Student Council. Adv. Council 1 and 2, Supervisor of Yard Committee, M. Club. 33 Club. Treas. M. Club. Football 1-3, Basket- ball 1-4, Baseball 3 and 4. Row 3 • FRANCES JUSTINE BROCKER, Class Troas. 2, Class Rep. 4. • RUBY VIRGINIA BROCKWAY. Adv. Council 1 and 2. Hi Times Staff. Business Mgr.. Sr. Chairman All Girls' Council, Psych. Club, Glee Club A, Fresh. Cho. • BEBE BROWN, Monitor 2 and 4. S nioti u EMILY BANCROFT, Chairman of All Girls' Council. • CECIL OTTO BROWN, Monitor 3. • HELEN LUCILLE BROWN, Monitor 2. A Glee Club 3 and 4, Psych. Club. • PAULINE BROWN. Treas. D. O. Club 4. Fresh. Cho. 1. Glee Club 2, Monitor 3, Adv. Council 4. • MILTON NORRIS BRONSON. Concert Master of Orch. 4, A Band, A Orch. 1-4, Psych. Club 4. • WINNIE NELL BRUMFIELD. Sec. Girl Reserves. Psych. Club 4. • DON ELMORE BRUTKIEWICZ. • ELBERT HARVEY BRYAN. JR., D. O. Club 4. Monitor 2. Row 4 • PAUL WEBSTER BUCHANAN. M. Club 3 and 4. Base- ball 3 and 4, Football 4. • BETTY JEAN BUCKLEY. • BILL SPAULDING BUNCH. Stamp Club. • SARAH FRANCES BURGESS. D. O. Club. • HURDIE HENRY BURK. Track Team 3. • JERR1E BURKE, Tri Hi-Y, Rep. Section 2. Monitor 3. • ALLEN McDADE BURKETT. Vet Club. • HAZEL MAE BURNS. Adv. Council 4. • FLORA FRANCES BUTTERS. Girl Reserves 1. Argument Inc. 4. • MARGARET MARY BYRD. V. Pres. Yo Tappa Kees 4. Glee Club 2 and 3. Welfare Store 2. Locker Office 4. Page Thirty-three S nwhA. PAUL SPIKES, Co-captain of Football Team. Left to Right Row 1 • VIRGINIA BYRD. Yo Tappa Kees 3 and 4. Glee Club. Welfare Com., Adv. Council, Mohian Staff. Welfare Store 2. • ANNE CEC1LE CAIN. Adv. Council 3 and 4. Mohian Staff 4, Murphy Hi Times 4, A Orch. 2-4, Lib. Ass't. 2. • MARY ELIZABETHE CALLEN. • CLARENCE EMMONS CAMPBELL. Glee Club 2. D. O. | Club 3 and 4. Football 1. • DAN LEONARD CAMPBELL. • INA GERTRUDE CAMPBELL. Psych. Club 4, Monitor 4.| Cafe Ass’t. 1. • RUTH INEZ CAMPBELL. Fresh. Cho. 1. Glee Club 2 and 3.| • VIOLET STAUTER CAMPBELL. • IRMA ELIZABETH CARAWAY. Adv. Council 2-4. Moni-| tor 4. • BETTY L. CARLETON, Monitor 4. Yo Tappa Kees 4,| Psych. Club 4. Row 2 • FRANCES JEAN CARPENTER. Monitor 3. Locker Officel Ass’t. 4. Psych. Club 3, Panther Club 3, Yo Tappa Kees 4.1 MARY ETTA CARPENTER, Fresh. Cho., Monitor 1 and 3.1 Vage Thirty-four • CATHERINE LORAINE CARTER. Yo Tappa Kees 4. • WILLIAM CHARLES CARTER. JR.. Boxing Club 1 and 2. Monitor. • ELMER DAUVIN CATLIN. Glee Club 2 and 3. Monitor 3. • STUART FRANCIS CAWTHON. Vet. Club. Band. • DOROTHY CHRISTINE CAYLOR. D. O. Club 4. • JOSEPH CHASTAIN. • WILLIE BEA CHAUDRON. Fresh. Cho.. Monitor 2. • HERBERT EDWARD CHENOWETH. Adv. Council 3 and 4. D. O. Club 4. Row 3 • DOROTHY CHRISTY. Lib. Ass't. 1. Hi Times Staff 1. • JACQUELINE CLARKE. Psych. Club 4. Monitor 4. • ORA BELL CLARKE. • SYBIL CLARK, School Bookkeeper 4. • BETTY ELEONORE CLEMENTS. D. O. Club 4. • SAMMY LANE CLEVELAND. Psych. Club 4. Y-Teen 4. • LOY NAOMI CLIFTON. Sec. Rep. 2. Welfare Rep. 2. Four Arts Club 3 and 4, Lib. Ass't. 3. • WILLIAM RICHARD CLOUD. Vet. Club. • BETTY RAY COALE. HENRY STEWART COBB. JR., Adv. Council 2. Student Council 3, 33 Club, Mobile Hi-Y, Argumont Inc., Four Arts Club, A Band, School Flag Attendant 2 and 3, Cafe Ass't. Row 4 • ERNEST MILFORD COCHRANE. Vet. Club. • GERALDINE COE. Psych. Club 3 and 4. • LUTHER W. COLEMAN. Basketball B Team 2. • SOLON L. COLEMAN. Sec. Rep. 2. Lost and Found 4. • BOB CHARLES COLEY. 33 Club 3. Football 3. • EARL VAUGHAN COLLIER. • CLYDE COLLINS. • BURTON ELIJAH CONNELL. Vet. Club. • LOUIS STEPHENS CONOVER. JR.. Vice Chm. Adv. Coun- cil 4. 33 Club 3 and 4. Glee Club 3. Usher Club 4. Science Club 3, Nat. Honor Soc. 3 and 4. • HELEN ELIZABETH CONSTANTINE, D. O. Club 3 and 4. Page Thirty-five Left to Right Row 1 tK MARY AMANTE COOK. Cafe Worker 2. Four Arts Club 1-4. Tri Hi-Y 3 and 4, Psych. Club 4, Mohian Staff 4, Hi Times Staff 3, Adv. Council 3 and 4. • PAUL RAYMOND COOK. A Band and Orch. 2-4. Lost and Found Monitor. • BUFORD DAVID COONER, Vet. Club. • BESSIE LOZSIS COOPER. Lib. Ass't 4. • EDWINA MILDRED COOPER. D. O. Club 3 and 4. Mon- itor 2. Sec. Rep. • MARGARET CAROLYN COOPER. Yo Tappa Kees, Wei- fare Store Worker 3 and 4. • BETTE ROSE CORNELIUS. Psych. Club 4. A. B Band. GEORGE WILLIAM COSTELLO. Adv. Council 1. Murphy Hi-Y 2-4, Ushor Club 3, Monitor 2. Welfare Store 4, Cafe- teria Worker 2. • RAY NELL COTTON. Yo Tappa Kees 4. • WALTER DOYLTON COTTON. Vet. Club 4. Row 2 • FREDDIE EUGENE COUEY. Adv. Council. D. O. Club. • FLORENCE EULALIA COX. Yo Tappa Kees. B Band 2. A Band 3 and 4. Page Thirty-six • JOAN CRAWFORD, Psych. Club 4. Lib. Ass't. • VIRGINIA HILL CRAWFORD. Office Asst. 3 and 4. Hi Times Staff 3 and 4. • JO ANNE CROCKER, Psych. Club 3 and 4. Yo Tappa Kees 4, Lost and Found 4, One-a-Month Club 4, Monitor. • EDGAR CRENSHAW. • THOMAS ALBERT CROSBY. Adv. Council 1. D. O. Club 4, Monitor 1 and 2. • WALTER ROBERT CROSBY. A Band 1. Off. Ass't. 3. • ARTHUR THEODORE CULLEN. 33 Club 3 and 4. Scienco Club 2 and 3. Basketball 3, Monitor 3 and 4. • BETTY JEAN CURD. Row 3. • LORA1NE CECILIA CURRY. D. O. Club 3 and 4. • HAROLD STENNIS DANIELS. Adv. Council 4. Psych. Club 4. • CATHERINE DARNELL. All Girls' Council 4. One-a-Month Club 4, Psych. Club 4. Gym Ass't. 3. • MARGARET ELOISE DAUGETTE. Monitor 4. • PAUL WANER DAUGHERTY. Adv. Council 1 and 2. • ELNORA DAVIS. Welfare Rep. 2. Adv. Council 1 and 3. Girl Reserves 1-4. • HELEN DAVIS, Yo Tappa Kees 4, Girl Reserves 1. • JEAN DAVIS. Panther Club 4. Yo Tappa Kees 4. • RUTH DAVIS. D. O. Club 3. Psych. Club 4. • WILLIAM DAVIS. Row 4 • ANNE LOUISE DAWSEY. Yo Tappa Kees. • MARY DAWSEY. Book Club. • MARY FRANCES De LOACH. D. O. Club 4. Lib. Ass't. 2 and 3. A Orch. 1 and 2. All Girls’ Council 4. • JAMES K. DEMPSTER. D. O. Club 4, Radio Class 3 and 4. Monitor 1 and 2. • RUTH De MILLER, Rep. Gov. Council 2, Editor Hi Times 4. Tri Hi-Y. Fresh. Cho., Four Arts Club 2-4, Speech Workshop 3 and 4, Argument Inc. 3 and 4. Y-Teens 4. Nat. Hon. Soc.. Ouill and Scroll 4, Nat. Thespian 3 and 4. CAROLYN GENE De VAN. Tri Hi-Y. Yo Tappa Koes, Adv. Council, All Girls' Council. Monitor. • FLORA JEAN DEW. Monitor 2, A Band 2-4, Spanish Club 4. • ELLA ELIZABETH DIARD. Yo Tappa Kees 4. • ANN ELIZABETH DISMUKES. Adv. Council. Glee Club. • CLARENCE DIXON. Mobile Hi-Y 2. D. O. Club 4. S nwhA, GLEN BARLOW, President of ”M Club. Page Thirty-seven RUBY BROCKWAY, Business Manager of Hi Times.' Left to Right Row 1 • JIMMY GILL DODD. M. Club 2 and 3. Mobile Hi-Y 1. Glee Club 1 and 2. Football 1-4. • HARRIETTE ELIZABETH DODGE. Psych. Club. Yo Tappa Kees. • GERALD LEON DOLAN. Vet. Club. ELEANOR HARDIN DOMINICK, Psych. Club 4. Openup- palocka 3 and 4. • JOHN R. DOMINICK. Vet. Club. • MARGARET BARBARA DONAVON. Psych. Club 3 and 4. • MARY SUE DOUGLAS. Yo Tappa Kees 4. • DOLORES DOWDLE, Psych. Club. • JOHN CALVIN DOWNEY. • JOHN CHARLES DOYLE. Welfare Rep. 1 and 2. Monitor 1 and 2. Mobile Hi-Y 2-4, M. Club 3. Baseball Mgr. 3. Football Mgr. 3, Page Thirty-eight Row 2 • FRANCIS GRAY DOZIER. Psych. Club 4. • GEORGE EDWARD DRAPER. Vet. Club. S niohA. EULAUE DRAUGHON. Sec'y. Class 3. V. Pres. Four Arts Club 4, V. Pres. Spanish Club 4, Nat. Hon. Soc.. Mohian Staff 4. Adv. Council 2 and 3. Thespian 3 and 4. Welfare Com. 1, Gym. Ass't. 1, Trl Hi-Y 2-4. • OPAL T. DUCK, D. O. Club 3 and 4. All Girls’ Council 4. • JESSIE H. DUFFEE, D. O. Club 3 and 4, Yard Monitor 1. • DELIA JOSEPHINE DUFFY, D. O. Club 4. • H. EARL DUKE, D. O. Club 4, Baseball 2. • HENRIETTA DUKE. • AUBREY BYRON DUNCAN, Adv. Council 3 and 4. 33 Club 3 and 4, Hi Times Ed. Staff 2-4. • BARBARA ANN DUNN. D. O. Club 4. Row 3 • HERBERT ELWOOD DUNN, D. O. Club. MARY GENE DUNWODY, Ass't. Ed. Mohian 4. Adv. Council 1-3, Sec'y. Class 1. Sec'y. Spanish Club 4. Tri Hi-Y Psych. Club 4. • WILLIAM HARMAN DURFEE. • DOROTHY DURHAM. Psych. Club 3. • CLAIRE NELL DYAL. D. O. Club 4. Girl Reserves 2. • BOBBY EDWIN DYESS. • JERRY DYESS. Vet. Club. • MARY LOU EARDLEY. h • MILDRED NELL EASLEY. Locker Monitor 2. Monitor 3. Yo Tappa Kees 4, Psych. Club 4, Fresh. Cho. • COLEAN MARIE EDMOND. Four Arts Club 4, Drum Majorette A Band 3 and 4. Row 4 • SHIRLEY ANN EDMONDSON. Monitor 4. • CORINNE ELIZABETH EDWARDS. Adv. Council 4. Treas. Spanish Club 4. Yard Monitor 2, Four Arts Club 3 and 4. Speech Workshop 3 and 4. Yo Tappa Kees 4, Girl Reserves 1. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 and 4, Mohian Staff. • BARBARA EUGENIA EIDSON, Yo Tappa Kees. • FLOYD HOWARD ELDER. • ANTONIO PERRY ELIZONDO, Spanish Club 4, Basket- ball 3 and 4, Football 4, A Band 4. • WILLIAM J. ENGLISH. D. O. Club 4. • JOHN ROY EPPERSON. • MAMIE LOU EUBANKS. Speech Workshop 3 and 4. Argument Inc. 4. Locker Off. Ass't. 3 and 4. Off. Ass't. 3. Mohian Staff. • CHARLES DOUGLAS FAGGARD. • CLAUDE JOSEPH FARMER. Vet. Club. Page Thirty-nine Left to Right Row 1 • LOIS MARGUERITE FARNELL. Monitor 4. • CLAUDE CHESTER FEAGIN. JR.. Vet. Club. • FRED FEAGIN. Adv. Council 2 and 3. Wei. Rop. 1, Yard Monitor 1, Locker Monitor 3, D. O. Club. AUSTIN EUGENE FELL. M. Club 1-4. 33 Club 3 and 4. Murphy Hi-Y 1-4, Football 2-4, Baseball 1-4, Monitor 1. • EVELYN ARDELIA FENDLEY, Adv. Council 2 and 3. All Girls' Council 4, Girl Reserves. • WILLODEAN FENDLEY. Off. Ass't., Yo Tappa Kees, Girl Reserves. • JEANNE FERRILL. Adv. Council 3. Wei. Rep. 3. Span- ish Club 4, Psych. Club 4, Locker Off. 2 and 3, Monitor 4. • FRED RICHARD FISHER. • SHIRLEY JANE FISHER. Psych. Club 3 and 4. Yo Tappa (V Koos 3. £ • MARJORIE QUINN FLEMING. Fresh. Cho.. Glee Club, Psych. Club. Cafe Club, Four Arts Club 3 and 4. Row 2 • JOELENE ELIZABETH FLOYD. D. O. Club 4. • DOROTHY JEANNE FLUKER, Gov. Council 2 and 3. Girl Reserves. Page Forty • ALBERT WILSON FORD, Adv. Council 3, Track 3. B Basketball 3. Monitor 2... • PAT FOREMAN, Glee Club 2 and 3, Monitor 1 and 2, , Locker Monitor. DOLORES MARIE FOSTER, Adv. Council 1, Four Arts Club 3 and 4. • VERNON EDWIN FOWLKES. Adv. Council. Murphy Hi-Y. D. O. • CHARLES MALLIE FRASIER. Psych. Club 3. • HENRY BRUCE FRENCH. A Band 3 and 4. • DAVID STEADMAN FRIDGEf ijU • LOWELL J. FRIEDMAN, 33 Club 3 and 4. Four Arts Club 2-4 Argument Inc. 3 and 4, Glee Club 2-4, Speech Workshop 3 and 4. Cheerleader 4, Monitor 4, A Band 3, Murphy Hi Male Quartet. Row 3 • ELVIN LEE FUQUA, Fresh. Cho. 1. Glee Club 2 and 3. Panther Club 3, Yo Tappa Kees 4, Off. Ass't. • BARBARA ANNE FUSSELL. Adv. Council 2 and 3. Wel- fare Com. 3. Argument Inc. 4, Drum Majorette A Band 2-4. • LANGDON HOWARD GARRISON. JR.. 33 Club 4. Speech Workshop 4, Four Arts Club 4, Usher Club 4, Jr. Ro- tarian. Pres. Senior Class. • BETTYE JEAN GAST. • JUNE CATHERINE GASTON. D. O. Club 4. Glee Club 3. Yard Monitor. Library Ass't. • FRANCES WINANS GAYNOR, Adv. Council 3 and 4. Cafe Worker 2. Mohian Staff. Locker Off. 2. Tri Hi Y 2 4. • DELLA W. GE1SENHEIMER, D. O. Club 3 and 4. • ELIZABETH CAROLINE GEORGE. D. O. Club 3 and 4. • ARTHUR CLARENCE GERHARDT. Veteran. • CHARLES HERBERT GIBBONS. D. O. Club 4. Row 4 • HOWARD WINFRED GILES. • JOE HOUSTON GLOVER. Adv. Council 4. • ELIZABETH RUTH GODWIN. Adv. Council 2. Gov. Council 4. Pres. Spanish Club. Chairman Hall Com., Fresh. Cho., Glee Club 2, Monitor 3, Monitor Inspector 3. • EXDR A GOODRICH, D. O. Club 3 and 4, Welfare Com. 1 and 2. 1 thomas McMillan Gordon. 1 BARBARA G. GOREE, Fresh. Cho., Locker Monitor 1 and 2, Hi Times Staff 3. FLORENCE AMELIA GRAHAM. Glee Club 2-4. Four Arts Club 4. PHYLLIS LUCILE GRANDY, Four Arts Club 3 and 4. Spanish Club 4, Glee Club 3 and 4. Orchestra 2 and 3. GLYN JACKSON GRAY. D. O. Club 4. Band 1 and 2. • GROVER A. GRAY. Vet. Club. Page Forty-one S niohA. RUTH DeMILLER. Editor of Hi Times. Left to Right Row 1 MARY KAY GRAY. Lost and Found Monitor. • BONNIE GENEVIEVE GREENE. Alt. Adv. Council 3. Yo Tappa Kees 4. • CAREY WILLIAM GREEN. JR.. Psych. Club 3 and 4. • THOMAS GREEN. NEDRA TOULMIN GREER. Four Arts Club 1-4. Psych. Club 4, Tri Hi-Y 3 and 4. Adv. Council 3. Monitor 4. • ELOISE GRIFFIN. D. O. Club 4. • CHARLES PAGE GRUBE. Fresh. Cho. 1. Psych. Club 3 and 4, Speech Workshop 3. ]BEN ALICE GUNN. Off. Ass't. 1-4. Tri Hi-Y 4. All Girls' Council 4. • WILLIAM JACK GURGANUS. M. Club 1-4. Baseball 14. • BEATRICE LORRINE HAAS. Row 2 • BETTY ANN HAAS. Sci. Club 3. Yo Tappa Kees 4. Monitor 3. • CARL FOX HAAS. 33 Club 4. M. Club 1-4. Murphy Hi-Y 1-4. Usher Club 3 and 4, Mgr. Basketball 1 and 2, Mgr. Football 3 and 4. Mgr. Baseball 2. GEORGE ALLEN HAAS. Murphy Hi-Y. Off. Ass't. 1-3. Paye Forty-two ■ • MARY LISBETH HAAS. Pres. Soph. Class. Class Rep. 3 and 4, Trl Hl-Y 3 and 4, Chr. Nom. Elections Com. 3. Lest and Found 4, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 and 4. Monitor 2, Off. Ass t. 2. • LEGARE HAIRSTON, JR.. Vet. Club 3 and 4. • CHARLES ERROL HAKANSON. • RUTH DOLORES HALL. Four Arts Club 1-4, Allied Youth 4, Off. Ass t. 4, Gym Ass't. 1 and 2, Monitor 1. Cafo Ass't. 1 and 2. • EUGENE PRESTON HAMILTON. M. Club, Football 4. • RUTH IRENE HAMILTON. Yo Tappa Kees 4. • FRIEDA JEWEL HAMM. Psych. Club. Row 3 • JOHN WESLEY HANCHEY. III. Orchestra 1-3. r JESSIE MOORE HANNON. Adv. Council 1. Welfare Com. 1, Monitor 2. Honor Com. 3. Tri Hi-Y 2-4, Psych. • JOHN RAYMOND HARMON. JR.. Vet. Club. Football. • BETTE JEAN HARRIS. • BONNIE B. HARRISON. Adv. Council 1. D. O. Club 3 and 4. Psych. Club 4. • MAGARETTE NADINE HARRISON. Row 4 • WILLIAM GILMORE HARRISON. Monitor 2. • EUGENE ROBERT HARKEY, V. Pres. D. O. Club 4. Adv Council 3 and 4, Library Monitor 2. • CLAUDE CARROLL HARTLEY. • De WITT TALMADGE HARTLEY. • GEORGE EDWARD HARTWELL. Pres. Mobile Hi Y 4. A Band 2-4. Four Arts Club 3 and 4, Purrina Ponthc-rs 4. PATSY KAY HARVILLE, Fresh. Cho. 1. Monitor 1. Off. Ass't. 2. Club 4. • LOIS HANSON. D. O. Club 4, Girl Reserves 1 and 2, Cafo Monitor 3, Fresh. Cho. 1. • JUANITA HARVEY. Yo Tappa Kees 4, Adv. Council 3, Monitor 3, Lost and Found 2, Mohian Staff 4. • MARGARET GLORIA HANWICK. Yo Tappa Kees 4. • GEORGE MELVIN HARBIN. • MARY N. HARCROW. • BETTIE PEARL HARWELL, Yo Tappa Kees 4, Nom. and Elections 4, Monitor 4. • HARVEY DAVID HARWOOD. Monitor. • JAMES ROYCE HATHCOCK, Vet. Club. Page Forty-three Loft to Right Row 1 • FRANK MONROE HAWKINS Jr.. Chr. Adv. Council 4. Pres. Jr. Class, Pres. Harte Hi-Y 3 and 4, Head Usher Club 4, Pres. Four Arts Club 4, 33 Club 3 and 4, Adv. Council 2-4, Jr. Rotarian 3, Spectator 4. • MILDRED REBECCA HAWKINS. Psych. Club, Monitor. • HILDA ALINE HEARN. Psych. Club 4. • JIMMIE DURANT HEARN. • JAMES PAUL HEDGEPETH. Monitor 3. • MARILYN L. HENDERSON. Adv. Council 4. School Book- keeper 4. Yo Tappa Kees, Welfare Store Worker 3. • PAUL JAMES HENDERSON. JR.. Openuppalocka Club. Psych. Club, Argument Inc., Monitor. • VIRGINIA RUTH HENDON. D. O. Club 4. • LORA FRANCES HENDRICKS. D. O. Club. • JAMES KENNETH HEYEN. Monitor 2. Football 1 and 2. Row 2 • DONNA LUCILLE HILDRETH. Yo Tappa Kees, Girl Reserves 1. Stunt Night. • BARBARA JEAN HINKLE. Monitor 4. Girl Roserves 2. • MYRTIS HINTON. Yo Tappa Kees 4. • IVAN MARCHAL HIXON. A Band 2-4. Page Forty-four • LLOYD WALTON HODGES. • EL WOOD LEON HOGAN. Troas. Soph. Class. A Band 14. • JAMES WESLEY HOLLAND. Vet. Club. • JAMES SAMUEL HOLLINGSWORTH. • ALFRED PARKER HOLMES. JR.. V. Pres. Psych. Club 4. V. Chm. Argument Inc. 3 and 4. Speech Workshop 3 and 4. MARGARET BRYANT HOPE, Monitor 1. Lost and Found 2 and 4. Off. Ass't 2. Adv. Council 3, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 and 4. Tri Hi-Y 3 and 4, Four Arts Club 2-4, Monian Staff. Row 3 • ELIZABETH ANNE HORN. D. O. Club 4. All Girls' Coun- cil 4, Adv. Council 4, Monitor 3. V ADELE LYLE HORST, Cafe 1 and 2. Mohian Staff 4. Off. Ass't 2, Welfare Com. 1. • DOROTHY ELLEN HUDSON. Yo Tappa Kees 3 and 4. Glee Club 3, Fresh. Chor. • ELISE WALLIS HUDSON. V. Pres. Openuppalocka Club 3 and 4, Adv. Council 2 and 3. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 and 4. • LILLIAN ANNE HUHNER. Psych. Club 4. • WILLIAM ERNEST HURST. JR. •' HUBERT L. IGOU. Adv. Council 3. Monitor 2. A Band 2-4, A Orch. 2-4, 33 Club 3 and 4, Murphy Hi-Y, Welfare Store Worker. S nwhA, WAYNE SMITH. Business Manager of Mohian . • FAY ELLEN INGRAM. Psych. Club 4. Yo Tappa Kees 4. Library Ass't. 2 and 3. Adv. Council 4, Cafe Worker 1. • MAUREEN M. IRBY. D. O. Club 3 and 4. Off. Worker. Monitor. • MARJORIE GRACE ISAACS, Book Club. Row 4 • BETTY JEAN JACKSON. Psych. Club 4. Yo Tappa Kees 4, Orch. A 1 and 2. • MARIAN JEAN JACKSON. Psych. Club 4. Yo Tappa Kees 4. Orch. A 1 and 2. • PATRICIA TURNER JACKSON. Adv. Council 1. Student Council 2 and 3. Soc'y. and Treas. Student Council 4. Tri Hi-Y 2-4, Maid Football Team 2. Chr. Welfare Com. 2 and 3. Monitor. Mohian Staff. • ELINOR MARGARET JERNIGAN. D. O. Club 4. • CHARLES EDWARD JOHNSON. Vet. Club. CLAUDE EDWARD JOHNSTON. Pros. Murphy Hi-Y. Usher Club. • DORA ONELIA JOHNSON. • EMILY JEAN JOHNSON, Pres. Openuppalocka Club 3 and 4, Glee Club 2-4, Frosh. Chor. • • LEONARD MORRIS JOHNSON, D. O. 4. • LYNN LOUIS JOHNSON. Page Forty-fue SsMWhAu MARILYN YOUNG. Editor of Mohlan . Left to Right Row 1 • GENE LESLIE JONES. Biology Club 3 and 4, Girl Roservo3 1-3, A and 4, Glee Club 2-4, Monitor 1. • MINNIE JOSEPHINE JONES. D. O. Club 3 and 4. • OPHELIA ELIZABETH JONES. • KATHLEEN ANNETTE JORDAN. Monitor 1-3. Girl Resorvos, Psych. Club, Gloe Club. • MARY FRANCES JORDAN. Adv. Council 2. Gloo Club 3. • BARBARA ANN JOYNER. D. O. Club 3 and 4, All Girls' Council 4. • JACQUES MERLIN KEARNS. Welfaro Store 2-4. Yo Tappa Kees 4. Glee Club 2-4, Murphy High Male Quartet 4. • JOAN ELIZABETH KEELER. Sci. Club. Cafeteria Monitor 3. Locker Monitor 2, Mod. Unit Monitor 2-4. • WILLIAM HERBERT KEITH, Psych. Club 4. • GEORGE LEE KELLER. Pres. Mid. Yr. Senior Class, Pres. 33 Club 4, Pros. Argument Inc. 4, Victory Corps 1, C. A. P. C. 2 and 3. Hi Times 4. Monitor 1-3. Row 2 • CLYDE MARSHALL KELLEY. • ESTHER MAE KELLEY. D. O. Club 4. ’age Forty-fix A • MAUDE LEE KEMP. Off. Ass't. 3 and 4, Welfare Com. 1-3, Fresh. Cho., Glee Club 2. • LOIS MARIE KEMPIN. Glee Club 2-4. • KATHLEEN JEAN KIMBERL. Psych. Club 4. Nal. Hon. See. 4. • DOROTHY ELOISE KING, Lockor Monitor 4. Yo Tappa Kees 4. • GEORGE WESLEY KING. M Club. Basoball 3. Monitor 1. • DOROTHY LOUISE KINSEY. Psych. Club 4. Yard Mon- itor 2. • CARL WILLIAM KNODEL. Monitor. • BARBARA KOHEN. Psych. Club 3. Sci. Club 3. Girl Reserves I, Adv. Council 2 and 3. Off. Ass’t. 2-4. Row 3 • MILTON AUBREY KOPF. JR.. Adv. Council 2 and 3. M Club 4. Mobile Hi-Y 1-4, Football 2-4, Baseball 3 and 4, Monitor 2 and 3, Welfare Store 4, Usher Club. • CYNTHIA KOTIS, All Girls' Council 4, One-a-Month Club 4. Fresh. Cho. 1, Gym Ass't. 2. • RONALD GEORGE KUERNER. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 and 4. Sec'y. 33 Club 4, Quill and Scroll 3 and 4, Hi Times 3 and 4. • ANDREW LA VERNE KUFFSKIE. • FEARN LaBAN. • DORIS WINIFRED LAMBERT. Adv. Council 1 and 2. D. O. Club 3 and 4. • BARBARA JEM LAMMON. Hall Monitor 2 and 4. Yo Tappa Kees 4. • MARY FRANCES LANDRUM. All Girls' Council 4. One- a-Month Club 4, Yo Tappa Kees 4. • BEN ANDREW LANE. • BETTY JUNE LARGIN, Psych. Club 3. Yo Tappa Kees 4. Row 4 • JAMES BRYANT LATHAN. JOHN CLEVELAND LAWRENCE. Psych. Club 4. Glee Club 2-4, Fresh. Cho., Four Arts Club 4. Basketball. • RICHARD WELDON LAWRENCE. • WILLIAM LAWRENCE. • DORIS MARY LeCREN. • GENE LEE. Sec'y. and Trees. Vet. Club. • JOHN LEE, Yard Monitor 2. D. O. Club 3. Off. Monitor. Cafe Worker. • VIRGINIA RUTH LEE. • AMELIA IOCLAIRE LESLIE, Adv. Council 3. Fan Ran- jdlette Art Hon. Soc. 2-4, D. O. Club 4. a • HELEN ELIZABETH LESTER. Monitor 1-3. Welfare Store 3 and 4. Adv. Council 1. Civic Welfare 2. Tri Hi-Y 2-4. Page forty-seven Left to Right Row 1 • LAURA FRANCES LIGHTSEY, Sec'yTreas. Fan Randletto Art Hon. Soc. 4, Psych. Club 3 and 4, Off. Workor 2 and 3. Hi Times 3 and 4. • ERNEST SEALS LINDSEY. D. O. Club 4. • BARBARA JEANNE LINEBAUGH, D. O. Club 4. Monitor 1. • FRANK CARLTON LIFSEY. Vet. Club 4. Football 4. Monitor. • • R. P. L1PSEY, Yard Monitor 4. Mobile Hi-Y 2-4. M. Club 3 and 4, Mgr. Baseball 3, Hi Times 3 and 4. • bURL LIVINGSTON. • BETTIE RUTH LOGAN, D. O. Club 4. • BETTY ANNE LOGAN, Yo Tapper Kees 4, Monitor 2. • GLADYS ELVERA LOMBARD, Adv. Council 4, Yo Tappa Kees 4, Glee Club, Girl Reserves 1. Norn, and Elec. Com. 4. • EDNA ROGERS LONG. Pres. Nat. Hon. Soc. 4. Vice- Pros. Tri Hi-Y 4, Hi Times 3 and 4, Psych. Club 2, Locker Monitor 2, Nom. and Elec. Com., Monitor 2. Welfare Com. Row 2 • ROY BUCHANAN LONG. D. O. Club 4. • LEE HENDERSON LONGSTREET. D. O. Club. • WILLIS HARVY LONGSTREET. D. O. Club 3. Vet. Club 4. Cafe 2. • JOHN LOPER. Vet. Club. • REGINALD MARION LOPER. Vet. Club. • KENNETH LOPOSER. Lib. Ass't. 3 and 4. Wolfaro Com. 1, Adv. Council 4, Mobile Hi-Y. Usher Club 4, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 and 4. • WILLIE JEANNE LOTT. Psych. Club 3 and 4. • HAROLD PRICELENE LOVELACE. JR., Monitor 2, A Band 3 and 4. • MARTIN RALPH LOVELACE. Glee Club 1-3, Football 2 and 3. Baseball 2-4, Monitor 2 and 3. • UYLESS FULFORD LOWE. Rcw 3 • MARY FRANCES LOWELL. • JOYCE LUNDY. All Girls' Council 4. One-a-Month Club 4, Yo Tappa Kees 4. Lib. Ass't 3. Glee Club 2. Adv. Council. • KITTY LUNDY. • BEATRICE VIRGINIA LUSK. • BETTY JEAN McCLUER, Lib. Typist. D. O. Club 3 and 4. AIMEE McCORMICK, Thespian Club. Four Arts Club. Lib. Ass't. 1. Hi Times 3 and 4, Nurso's Ass't 3, Lost and Found Monitor 3. • ARNETT McCOY, D. O. Club. Page Forty-eight SonwhA, fO • MARY ANN McCRARY. Hi Timos 2, Adv. Mgr. Hi Timos 3 and 4, All Girls' Council 4, Frosh. Cho. 1, Glee Club 2-4, Psych. Club 4. • • MILDRED CAROLYN McCRARY. Gloo Club 1-4. Girl Rosorves 1. Yo Tappa Kees 4, Off. Ass't. 4, Monitor 1. Cafo Ass't. 2. • DOROTHY McCUTCHEON. Welfare Com. 1 and 2. Speech Workshop 3 and 4, Glee Club Sec'y 4, Monitor 2 and 3. Row 4 • REGINA ALENE McDANIEL. Psych. Club 3. • JAMES MONROE McDONALD. • DOLORES INEZ McGAHAGIN. Yo Tappa Koes 4. Ono a Month Club. • JAMES REESE McGAHAGIN. A Band 2-4. • EVANELL McGOWEN. • RODERICK DONALD McKENZIE. Sci. Club 2. A Band 3 and 4. A Orchestra 4, Monitor 3 and 4. • BOBBIE RUTH McLAURIN, Adv. Council 4. Spanish Club 4. Psych. Club 4. Mohian Staff 4, Toa's Ass't. 1 and 2. • ; : an • MARILYN McMURPHY. D. O. Club. BLAKE WOODBURY McNEELY. Treas. of Psych. Club 4. 33 Club 4, Ushor Club 4. Adv. Council 2. A Band. A Orchestra 2-4, Loader of Purring Panthers. BLAKE McNEELY. Leader of Purring Panthers . Page Forty-nine SoMWhAu RONALD KUERNER, Sports Writer for Hi Times . Left to Right Row 1 • DANIEL DIX McRAE, Spanish Club 4. Monitor 1-4. • FRANCES MABLE MACKEY. • EMMABEL MAHONEY. All Girls' Council 4. • MORDAUNT EUGENE MAHONEY. Monitor 1 and 2. Psych. Club 3 and 4, Orchostra 3 and 4. • STANTON V. MAHONEY. Veteran's Club. • ALVIN DAVID MAISEL, D. O. Club 3 and 4. Baseball. • TERRY JAROME MALONE, Sci. Club 3. Frosh. Club 1. Baseball 3. • EDWARD MALOY. Psych. Club 4. • JAMES BENTON MAPLES. • LOUISE MARTIN. Adv. Council 2. Yo Tappa Kees 4. Frosh. Chor. 1. Row 2 THOMAS TODD MARTIN. Adv. Council 2. Murphy Hi-Y 1-4, Usher Club 3 and 4. • MARY MASHBURN. Pres. Panthor Club 4, Pres. Girl Reservos 3. Fresh. Cho. 1, Four Arts Club 1-4, Mod. Unit 2-4, Monitor 2 and 3. • CLOVIS HILL MASON, Vot. Club 4, Debating Club. Pane Fifty • WALTER BERT MITCHELL. National Honor Society 3 and 4. • WINIFRED MOBLY. Monitor. • B. O'DELL MOLPUS. JR.. Adv. Council 3 and 4. D. O. Club 3 and 4. Psych. Club 4, Hi Times 3 and 4, Monitor 2. Cafe Ass't. 1 and 2. • LEONARD CLETIS MONTGOMERY. Adv. Council 1. Monitor 1-4. Row 4 • MARY RUTH MOODY, One-a-Month Club 4. • JIMMY MERLE MOORE. Adv. Council 1. Ono-a-Month Club 4. • MARY HAZEL MOORE, Latin Club 1. French Club 1 and 2. • VERA BELLE MOORE. Four Arts Club 1-3, Psych. Club 4. Thespian Club 3 and 4. Pres. Y-Teens 4. • NORMA EARL MORRIS. JR. JOHN MARSHALL MORRISSETTE, Psych. Club. Monitor. Cafe Ass't. • JAMES LEWIS MOSLEY. • MYRTICE CHRISTINE MOULYET. Yo Tappa Keos 4. • MYRTLE THEODOSIA MOULYET. Glee Club 2. Monitor 2. • EMMET JOHN MULVEY. Cafe Ass't. 2-4, Monitor 2. Pane fifty-one • DANIEL WHITEHOUSE MASON. JR.. Football. Baskotball. Basoball. • MILDRED JENELLE MASSEY. D. O. Club 4. ROBERT SHAW MATTHEWS. Gov. Council 1, Sec'y. Murphy Hi-Y 4, Usher Club 3 and 4, Monitor 1, Murphy Hi-Y 3 and 4. • FRANCES LEE MATTKE. Psych. Club. • EDGAR CLAYTON MEAD. • ELOUISE MEADOWS. D. O. Club 4. • LEWIS ANDREW MEYER, Monitor. 33 Club 4. Usher Club 4, Four Arts Club 3 and 4, Thespian Club 3 and 4. Gleo Club 1-4, Murphy's Male Ouartette. Row 3 • BETTY LOU MIDDLETON. • JOHN WARREN MILES. D. O. Club 4. • AUDREY FAYE MILLER, Panther Club 4. • EULES AUDRY MILLS. Vet. Club. • DORIS MILNE, Adv. Council 1 and 2, Cheerleader 3 and 4, Office Ass't. 2 and 3. • • FANNY MITCHELL, Spanish Club 3 and 4, Office Ass't. 1-4, Welfare Store 2 and 3. Hi Times 4. Left to Right Row 1 BILLIE GRAYSON MUELLER, Pres, of Tri Hi-Y. Honor a Com.. Hi Times, Adv. Council. CAROLINE SAUNDERS MULLINS, Soc'y. of Soph. Class 2, Vice-Pres. of Sr. Class 4, Mohian Staff 4, Four Arts Club 2-4, Psych. Club, Welfare Com. Chairman. Thespian Club 3 and 4, Badminton Tournament 2, Tea’s Ass't 4, Lost and Found 2. • JAMES BURTON MURPHY, Vice-Pres. Class 3. Gov. Council 4, 33 Club 4. Four Arts Club 3 and 4, Basketball C 3. Speech Workshop 3. LEAH BASHABA MURPHEY, Fresh. Cho. 1. D. O. Club 3 and 4. • MYRA ANN MURPHY. Tea's Ass't. Girls' Baseball Team 3. • WILLIAM HARVEY MURPHEY. Sec. Rep. 1 and 2. Vice- Pres. Fan Randlette Arts Hon. Soc., Football 1 and 2, Basketball, Baseball, Monitor 4. • FRANCES LORRAINE MURRILL, Psych. Club 2 and 3. Yo Tappa Kees 4. • BOBBIE ARVALINE NALL. D. O. Club 3. Tea's Ass't 4. • BERNIE ERVIN NAMIE, Pres. Student Body 4, Chairman Publicity Com. 3. Chairman Violations Com. 4, 33 Club 3 and 4, Usher Club 4, Argument Inc. 3 and 4, Speech Workshop 3 and 4, Four Arts Club 2-4, Gov. Council 3 and 4, Adv. Council 2, Glee Club 2. Junior Rotarian 3. Thespian 3 and 4, Student of th© Moment 3. • ARCHIE L. NATIONS. Row 2 • GEORGIE ELEANOR NELSON. Welfare Com. 1 and 2. Orch. A 1-4, Psych. Club 4, Cafe Worker 2, Monitor 1. • A. G. NEWELL, Vet. Club. Football. • MARGARET REE NEWTON. Tea's Ass't. 4. • ORVILLE JOSEPH NICHOLAS. • JEAN ELAINE NOLEN. Monitor 2, Mohian Staff 4. Psych. Club 4, Tea's Ass't. 1 and 2. • CHARLOTTE MARY NORDEN, D. O. Club 3 and 4. • BETTY KATHERINE NORWOOD. Tea's Ass't. 2. Cafo Worker 1. • BARBARA JEAN NURSE. Yo Tappa Kees 4. • PAUL O'BRIEN. • J. D. OLIVER. Row 3 • JACK ALBERT OLSEN. Vice-Pres. Vet. Club. Adv. Coun- cil. Football 3. • KATHERINE ELOISE OUSLEY. D. O. Club 4. All Girls' Council 4. Monitor 3. • AUDREY JEANETTE OVERSTREET, D. O. Club 4. Psych. Club 3. RUFUS BERNARD OWENS. JR.. Monitor. Cafe Worker. Lib. Ass't. Adv. Council, Mobile Hi-Y. Cheerleader. • GEORGE GILBERT PAGAN. Vet. Club. 1$ E. ELIZABETH PANKEY. Treas. Yo Tappa Kees 4. Alt. Adv. Council 4, Mohian Staff 4, Tri Hi-Y 3 and 4, Argument Inc. 4, Tea's Ass't. 3 and 4, Monitor 3. Page fifty-two JOHN GERALD PARTRIDGE, p ANN MARIE PATE, Adv. Council 1 and 2, Welfare Com. 1. Psych. Club 4, Mod. Dance 2 and 4, Tea's Ass't. 1-3, Lockor Monitor 3. [• KENNETH LEON PATRICK. Vet. Club, i JO-ANNE PAYNE, Adv. Council 3. Locker Monitor 1. Glee Club. Mohian Staff 4. All Girls' Council. I Row 4 I LOANNE MARIE PEACOCK. Girl Reserve 2 and 3. Panther Club 3 and 4. D. O. Club 4, Ten's Ass't. 2 and 3, Cafe Ass't. 1-3, Monitor 1 and 2, Fresh. Cho. 1. MILTON W. PEARSON. I BARBARA FAYE PEAVY, Hi Times 4. Tea's Ass't. 3 and 4. Speech Workshop. Glee Club 2. Fresh. Cho. 1, Yo Tappa Kees 4. One-a-Month Club 4. I LILLIE MAE PENNINGTON. Tea's Ass't. 2 and 3. Glee Club 1-4, Four Arts Club 4, Hi Times 3 and 4, One-a- Month Club 4. I DOROTHY MAE PERKINS. D. O. Club 3 and 4, Sec. L Rep. 3. I CHARLES S. PETER. JR., Head Usher. Hart Hi-Y. M. Club. Football 3 and 4, A Band 2 and 3. JOHN ESTEVE PETIT, Tea's Ass't. 2 and 3. Spanish Lpflub 4, Mohian Staff 4. JACK WILLIAM PHILYAW. KATHERINE DELIA PICKENS. Glee Club. Monitor. | NELL CAROLYN PICKENS. Girl Reserves 3. Panther Club 4. One a Month Club 4. S nwkA, FRANCK CHAN GAYNOR, Senior Class Editor, Mohian . Ptigr Fifty-three S nwAiu FRANK HAWKINS, Chairman of Advisory Council. Loft to Right Row 1 • DONALD F. PIERCE. Monitor 1 and 2. D. O. Club 4. CHARLES JACKSON PING. Usher Club. Football 4. • PATRICIA JEAN PIPER. Off. Ass't.. Norn. Com. 4. Psych. Club 4, Argument Inc. 3 and 4. Glee Club 2-4, Girls' Octet 3 and 4. • HELEN HORN PITARD. Psych. Club 4. Monitor 3. Gym Ass't. 4. Locker Monitor. Team Sponsor 4. • JUANITA IONA PITT. • JO PITTS. • CARL EDWARD POOLE. Monitor 2 and 4. Psych. Club 3 and 4. • JAMES F. POLLARD, Football 4. DAVID PEARSON POOLEY, Psych. Club 3, Adv. Council 3. Cafe Ass't. 1-3. • JAMES THOMAS POWELL. Row 2 • EDWARD JAMES POWERS. Vet. Club. • JEANNE MARIE POYTHRESS, Yo Tappa Kees 4. Y-Teens Girl Reserves 2 and 3. •'v JOHN HUDSON PRATER, Baseball Mgr. 2. Monitor 1 and 2. Page Fifly-lour • GAYNELL FRANCES PRISOCK. Fresh. Cho. 1. D. O. Club 3 and 4. • ANGELO S. PUCKETT. M. Club. Mobile Hi-Y. Football Mgr., Baseball Mgr. • ROBERT CALVIN PULLEN. • LOLLIE RABBY. • MARY LOU RATHER. Monitor 2 and 3. Psych. Club 4. Glee Club 2-4. Speech Workshop 4. • JACQUELINE LOUISE RAWLINS. Yo Tappa Kees 4. Monitor 1. Stunt Night 1. • ANNIE LEE RAY. D. O. Club 2-4. Row 3 • RUBY DELORES RAY. D. O. Club 4. Fresh. Cho., Glee Club 2. • CHARLES EVANS RAYNER, Vet. Club. • DANNA CHRISTINE REDDITT. Pros. Inter-Club Council 2 and 3. Psych. Club 4, One a Month Club. Girl Reserves 1-4, All Girls' Council, Monitor 1, Fresh. Cho. • ARTHUR CHESTER REDMOND. Psych. Club 4. • DORIS MAE REED, Sec. Yo Tappa Kees 4, Corres. Sec. Psych. Club 4, Mohian Staff 4. Locker Monitor 2 and 3. • ALICE JEAN RELING, Monitor 2 and 3, Yo Tappa Kees. • GLADYS RENTZ. SHIRLEY LAINE RESTER. Sec'y. Class 1. Treas. 4. Monitor. NANCY MAE RHEA. Sec'y. Mid-Year Class Soph.. Sec'y. Adv. Council 4, Sec'y. Tri Hi-Y, Yo Tappa Kees 4, Nat. Hon. Soc., Adv. Council 3 and 4, Cafe Ass't. 2 and 3, Welfare Store 4, Civic Welfare Com. 2 and 3. • DONALD LEROY RHODEY. Psych. Club 4. M. Club 1. Football Mgr., Monitor 1. Off. Ass't. 3. Row 4 • MAGDALINE MAURITA RICE. Adv. Council 1 and 2. • BETTY JEAN RICHARDSON. Openuppalocka 2 and 3. D. O. Club 4. • JOHN DOUGLAS RICHARDSON. Monitor 4, 33 Club. Psych. Club. • ANNIE BLANCHE RISHER. • LYDIA REGINIA ROACH. Psych. Club 4. • THOMAS I. ROACH. Lib. Ass't. 1-3. • MARY NELL ROBBINS. D. O. Club 4. • GLEN EDWARD ROBINSON. Drum Major 4. Psych. Club 4, A Band 3 and 4, A Orch. 3 and 4. EUGENE CARL REOMELE. Monitor 2-4. WILLIAM ROLAND ROSS. Vet. Club. Page Fifly-fipr Left to Right Row 1 • DONNA LYNNE ROUSE. Psych. Club 3 and 4. Yo Tappa Keos 4, Cafe Worker 1. • BETTY ROWELL, Psych. Club 3 and 4, Clork Hon. Com. 3 and 4, Offico Ass't. 3 and 4, Cafe Ass't. 1 and 2. Girl Reserves 1. • JOHN E. RUSHAN. D. O. Club 3 and 4. • WILLIS C. SALTER. Monitor 1 and 2. • BETTY JEANNE SAMS. All Girls' Council 4. D. O. Club 4. • MARION SCARCLIFF. • VIRGINIA RUTH SCHAD. Panther Club 4. • CHARLES ANDREW SCHEUERMAN. • VELMA GWEN SCHLORFF, Vice-Pres. Mid-Junior Class, Adv. Council A, Monitor 3 and 4. • CHARLES WILLIAM SCHREINER. JR.. Monitor 4. Row 2 • BETTY JOAN SCOTT, Soc'y Psych. Club 4. Adv. Council 4, Mohian Staff 4, Yo Tappa Keos 4, Office Ass't. 3. • ROLLAND Le MOYNE SCOTT. Fresh. Club 1 and 2. Monitor 3. Puge Fifty-six • WILDA SCRIBNER, Monitor 3 and 4, Librarian 3 and 4, Adv. Council 4, Psych. Club 4. • WILLIAM EDWARD SEIVERT. D. O. Club 4. • COLLEEN SELLERS. D. O. Club 3 and 4, Off. Ass't. MARY ANN SELLERS. Tri Hi-Y, Office Worker. Welfare Store Worker. • DESPINA ORANIA SEMON. Murphy Hi Times 3 and 4, Adv. Council 1-3, All Girls' Council 4, Four Arts Club 1- 4, Glee Club 2-4, Fresh. Cho. 1, Thespian Club 4, Quill and Scroll 4. 0 MARY MILDRED SEMPLE. Adv. Council 4. Mohian Staff 4, Welfare Com. 1. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 and 4, Tri Hi-Y 3 and 4, Four Arts Club 2-4, Office Ass't. 1-3. • ANNA HELENA SEXTON. Science Club 3. Glee Club 2- 4, Psych. Club 4, Fresh. Cho. 1. Lost and Found 3. • MARY FRANCES SHAW. Row 3 • GERALDINE SHEHAN, Yo Tappa Kees 4. • ELOISE SHEPERD. • JOANNE LUCILLE SHERRELL. Miss Talent 3. • NORMA B. SHERRER. A Band 2-4, Monitor 4. • BEATRICE MARTHA SIEVERS. Yo Tappa Kees, A11 Girls' Council. Monitor 4. SsmiohA, CAROL WAITE, Art Editor of Mohian.' • RHEA PATTERSON SILVERNAIL, Adv. Council 2 and 3. Senior Class Rep., 33 Club. • DOROTHY OPAL SIMMONS, D. O. Club 3 and 4. • ROBERT LEMOYNE SINCLAIR, Adv. Council 3 and 4, D. O. Club 4. • DANNETTA PEARL SIRMON, Yo Tappa Kees 4. Monitor 1 and 2. • JACLYN SLACK. Row 4 eV. -('v • RODERICK BRIAN SLATER, Band and Orch. 1-4, Glee Club 2-4, Purring Panthers 4. • JANELLE SLAUGHTER. tv. ” MUNRO HARRISON SLAUGHTER. Four Arts Club 2-4. • JULIAN CRAIG SMALLWOOD, Cafe Monitor 1, Library Ass’t. 1-3. • JAMES L. SMILIE, Adv. Council, Vet. Club. • ANITA SMITH, D. O. Club 3 and 4. Girl Roserves 1 and 2, One-a-Month Club 4. • BETTY DOLORES SMITH. Psych. Club 4. Glee Club 1-4. ’• H ARLES CARTER SMITH, JR., Adv. Council, Murphy Hi-Y, Usher Club, Monitor. • • DOROTHY BERNICE SMITH. Psych. Club 4. Yo Tappa Kefes, Monitor 4. • ERIC SMITH. Page Fifty-seven SsminAA, LEWIS MEYER. Honor Thespian. Puge Fifty-eight 9 Left to Right • HARDY BOLTON SMITH, Sci. Club 3. Monitor 3 and 4. • JEANNE RAY SMITH. Sec. Rop. 3. Locker Monitor 1, Welfare Rep. 3, Psych. Club 4, All Girls' Council 4. • JULIA ELIZABETH SMITH. Yo Tappa Keos 4. All Girls' Council 4. • MARILYN LOUISE SMITH, Gov. Council 1 and 2. Hi Times 3. Monitor 1, 2 and 4, All Girls' Council 4, Psych. Club 4. • STEWART ALONZA SMITH. Ass't. Bus. Mgr. Mohian 4. Lib. Ass't. 2 and 3, Monitor 3, Argument Inc. 3 and 4, Four Arts Club, Speech Workshop 4. National Thespian 4. • VERA SMITH, Fresh. Cho. I. Psych. Club 4. All Girls' Council 4. • VIVIAN LORAINE SMITH. Girl Reserves 1. D. O. Club 4. • WAYNE EVERETT SMITH. Mohian Bus. Mgr. 4. Hi Times 4, Four Arts Club 4, Speech Workshop 4, National Thespian 4. • JUNE CAROL SNELLMAN. • ELIZABETH JEANETTE SNIDER. D. O. Club 4. Row 2 • FRANKLIN EMIL SOUTHALL. Vet. Club 3. B Team Basketball. Adv. Council. • JAMES GILBERT SPENCER. A Band 2-4. • PAUL CLIFTON SPIKES. V. Pres. M. Club, Hi-Y, B Toam, Varsity Team, Baseball 2-4, Adv. Council. • THOMAS AARON SPRINGER. Adv. Council 3 and 4. D. O. Club 4, Cafe Worker 1 and 2. • DENNY EUGENE SPRINKLE. • DORIE STANLEY. Secy. Mid Sr. Class 4. All Girls' Coun- cil 4. • JOHNNIE RAY STANFORD. • JOHN L. STEELE. Vet. • FRIDTJOF STEELREATH. • MARVIN HURBERT STEINER. D. O. Club. Row 3 • BETTYE YVONNE STEPHENS. Off. Ass't., Gym Ass t.. Lib. Ass't., Monitor. • CHARLES HARTLY STERLING. • BERT STEWART. Vet. Club. Baseball. • MARILYN JEAN STIKES. • RAYMOND EDWARD STILES. • JAMES LYNN STOOKY, Mobile Hi-Y. Psych. Club 4. Glee Club 2-4, Track 3 and 4, Cafe 1. Page Fifty-nine • JACQUELYN JUANITA STOKES. • EDNA LORENE STORIE, Psych. Club. • DOROTHY JEAN STRICKLAND. Lockor Off. 2 and 3. Yo Tappa Kees 4. • STELLA STRIMENOS, Adv. Council 1 and 2, Yo Tappa Kees 4, School's Bookkeeper 4. Row 4 • SUE ANGELA STRINGFELLOW, Psych. Club 3 and 4. Speech Workshop 2. Welfare Store Worker 1-4, Cafe Ass't. 1-3, Monitor. • CORRINNE ADELLE STRINGER. Cafe Monitor 4. Girl Reserves 2, Yo Tappa Kees. • CLYDE WHITNEY STUBBS. JR. • WILLIAM EDWARD SUMRALL. JR.. Psych. Club 4. Yard Monitor 3. • JOHN LUTHER SWAN. Psych. Club 4. • CLAUDE WILLIAM SWEETSER. Vet. Club. Baseball 1-3. • JOHN EDWIN TAIT. Psych. Club 3. • JAMES C. TANNER. Monitor 2 and 3. • MARTHA LUCILE TANNER. Adv. Council 3. Psych. Club 3, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 and 4, Yo Tappa Kees 4, Locker Off. Worker. • SHIRLEY ANNE TANNER. D. O. Club 4. Monitor 1 and 2. Loft to Right Row 1 • WILLIAM KENNETH TANNER. HIRAM BURGOYNE TAYLOR, Mobile Hi-Y 2-4, A Band 3 and 4. • JAMES OTIS TAYLOR, D. O. Club. • MYRTLE ISABELLE TAYLOR, Vice-Pres. Panther Club 4, D. O. Club 4. • VIVIAN MAE TEMPLIN, All Girls' Council 4, Spanish Club 4, One-a-Month Club 4, Monitor 4. • THOMAS JEFFREY TERRY, D. O. Club 4, 33 Club 3 and 4, Monitor 2, Yard Monitor 3. • MARGUERITE ZOE THOMAS, Psych. Club 3 and 4, Yo Tappa Kees 4. • • MARY ANNE THOMAS. All Girls' Council 4, Psych. Club 4, One-a-Month Club 4. • HUBERT SUMNER THOMAS. • JAMES HARVEY THOMPSON, M. Club 2-4. Football 2. Row 2 • MARVIN EDWARD THOMPSON. 33 Club 4. • MATTIE JO THOMPSON. • NELL RUTH THOMPSON. Pjge Sixty • JOHN EMMETT THORENTON. • HERBERT HOBSON THORNTON, Welfare Rep. 1 and 2. • JANICE ELIZABETH TILLMAN. Monitor 3. • MARGIE MINETTE TILLMAN. Oponuppalocka Club 3. D. O. Club 4. • DORIS TIMS, Openuppalocka Club 3, Library Ass't. 1 and 2, Ad . Council 1. • JOY ANN TOBLER, Yo Tappa Kees 4. Debating Club 4. Mohian Staff 4. • MILDRES ANGES TODD. D. O. Club 4. Row 3 • JOHN FRED TOLAND. Adv. Council 4. D. O. Club 4. Welfare Store 1. • SAMUEL D. TOMLIN. • MARILYN VIRGINIA TREHERN. Pres. Girl Reserves Club 1 and 2, Vice-Pres. D. O. Club 3 and 4. • HARVEY N. TRIMBLE. •URSULA INA TUNSTALL. Sci. Club 2. Debating Club 2. • NANCY JACKSON TURNER. Civic Wolfaro Com. 1-4, Lost and Found 2, All Girls' Council 4. Psych. Club 4, Office Ass't. 2. • VERNON HORACE URBAN. D. O. Club. • WILLIAM H. VAN LOOCK. • FRANK GEORGE VASSER. • GUS VERGOS. Cheerleader 3. Vet. Club. Row 4 • CAROL ANN WAITE, Vice-Pres. Nat. Hon. See. 3 and 4. Vice Pre . Fan Randlette Art Hon. Soc., Adv. Council 3, All Girls' Council 4, Art Editor of Mohian 4. • BETTY WALKER, Monitor 3, Cafe Monitor 1 and 2. • BILLY JAMES WALKER, Adv. Council 2, D. O. Club 4, A Band 3 and 4. • JOHNNIE WALKER, Cafe Monitor 1. • MARGARET INEZ WALKER. D. O. Club 4. Panther Club 4, One-a-Month Club. Monitor 3 and 4. • JEANNINE ALVAREZ WALLACE. Welfare Com. 2. • BETTE JEAN WALLER. Argument Inc. 4. Orchostra 2. • WILLIAM WALKUP WALLER, D. O. Club 4. Cafo Monitor 2. • MARIAN RUTH WALLIS. Adv. Council 1-3. Psych. Club. Glee Club 2-4, Fresh. Cho. 1. Vice-Pres. Class 1. Sec'y. Class 4, All Girls' Council 4. • • JOHN ALLEN WARD. A Band 3 and 4. S niohA. EDNA LONG McCRORY. President of N. H. S. Page Sixty-one S niohA, GEORGE KELLER, President of Mid-Year Seniors Page Sixty-two Left to Right Row 1 • ROBERT DONALD WARD. Vet. Club 3. • LILLIE RUTH WATSON. • SARAH ANN WATTS. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 and 4. Mohian Staff 4, Yo Tappa Kees 4, Argumont Inc. 4. • EDWARD PAUL WAY, Vet. Club. • BENNIE RUTH WEATHERS. D. O. Club 4. • BETTYE JO WEBSTER. Yo Tappa Koes 4. • IVON ESTELLE WELCH. D. O. Club. • FAY OLIVIA WESTFAUL. B Band 2. • BETTY LOU WESTON. Reporter 4. Psych. Club 4. Y-Teen 4, One-a-Month Club 4. • FRANCIS O. WHITE. B Band 2 and 3, A Band 3 and 4. Monitor. Row 2 • JARRELDINE WHITE. D. O. Club 3 and 4. • JESSIE RUTH WHITE. D. O. Club 3 and 4. • EDWEANA ANN WHITMAN, D. O. Club 4. • MARGARET ANNE WHITNEY. Girl Reserves 1 and 2. Fsych. Club 4, Monitor 1. Adv. Council 1 and 2, Medical Unit Ass't. 3 and 4, Cafe Monitor 4, Hi Times 4. • DOROTHY ELAINE WHITTAKER. Adv. Council 4. D. O. Club 4. • VIRGINIA CAROL WHITTEN, Locker Monitor. • WILLIAM STEPHEN WIGGINS. Vet. Club. • MARY HELEN WILLAMOR. Cafe Monitor. D. O. Club. Panther Club. • CHARLES WELDON WILLIAMS. Vet. Club 4. • DELORES WILLIAMS. Row 3 • DOLORES YVONNE WILLIAMS. Monitor 1 and 2. • JOHN BRUCE WILLIAMS. JR.. Vet. Club. • JOHN EDWARD WILLIAMS. • ROLAND RAY WILLIAMS. D. O. Club 4. • WILDA DELORES WILLIAMS. All Girls' Council 3 and 4. Yo Tappa Koes 4. Monitor 3 and 4. • WILLIE RALPH WILLIFORD. • MARVIN EUGENE WILKINS. Monitor. • GERALD ALLEN WILKINSON. • BETTE JEANNE WILSON. • BETTY JO WILSON. Welfare Rep. 1. Psych. Club 4. Row 4 DUDLEY WILSON. Adv. Council 1. Wolfaro Com. 1. Mobile Hi-Y 2-4, Four Arts Club 2-4, Speech Workshop 4. Monitor 2-4. • GWENYTH ARLENE WILSON. Yo Tappa Keos 4. • VERA MAE WILSON. • BARBARA ELIZABETH WISEMAN. Psych. Club, D. O. Club. Welfare Rep. 2 and 3, Gym Ass't. 3. Lockor Office 3. • HERBERT C. WOODHAM. Band 1 2. and 4. Glee Club 1-3. • ELIZABETH ANNE WOODWARD. Psych. Club 4. Locker Office 3. • FRANCIS PAUL YANCEY. Vet. Club 4. • CLIFTON YATES. MARILYN ELIZABETH YOUNG. Editor of Mohian 4. Tri Hi-Y. Psych. Club 3. Spanish Club 4. • LAURA MAE YUKERS. Four Arts Club. • SOPHIA ZINGELMANN. Pa c Sixty-three “The best is yet to be, The last oj life, for which the first was made ” Page Sixty-four “Our times arc in His hand Who saith ‘A whole I planned, Youth shows but half; trust God: see all, nor be afraid ’ ” FAVORITES SELECTED BY VOTE OF SENIOR CLASS PHOTOCIIAPHEI) BY ADAMS STUDIO Page Sixty-lire SUl jmD|-j |UD4J -7 V Glen Barlouu COACHES: Dawson. Willcox, Stanford, Sittorlo 3n fflrmnriam With the puffing of Mr. Curley Brown, one of the city's foremost athletic figures, Murphy lost a great friend and sports fan. Mr. Brown, an alumnus of Barton Academy, never held an official coaching position at Murphy, but his guidance and counseling down through the years were appreciated by Murphy coaches. Through his efforts many Murphy athletes received scholarships to college. —Ronald Kuerner. J'DoJJbalL SCHEDULE Murphy 6 Jackson 13 Murphy 7 Pascagoula 20 Murphy 13 Panama City 46 Murphy 7 Pensacola 14 Murphy 0 Lanier 21 Murphy 32 Tuscaloosa 6 Murphy 0 McGill 13 Murphy 6 Biloxi 46 Murphy 6 U. M. S. 0 Row 1—Lipsoy, Forsyth, Barlow, Howell, Livingston, Brimm, Clement, Pollard, Newell; Row 2—Crigler, Olsen, Slaughter, Spikes, Sa- veli, Peter, Iordan, Hyde; Row 3—Elizondo, Green, Newell, Harmon.Watkins, Buchanan.Van Hook, Ping, Shipp, Coley, Terrell, Hamilton. S YD: MURPIT visitor: Page Seventy-six MANAGERS: Doyle, Puckett, Geist CHEERLEADERS: Boy — Parker, Owens, Friedman, Vargas, Harris; Girls—Bostwick, Milne, Shaw. MURPHY-JACKSON An over-eager Murphy eleven took the field against Jackson, and although great- ly hindered by injuries and tough breaks, they fought gamely for three quarters, only to go down in a thrilling fourth quar- ter 6-13 . Murphy played without their All-City back, Gene Fell, and in the first quarter Van Hook, first string center, suffered a serious arm injury. Murphy's lone score came when, after being held for downs in mid-field, Brimm kicked to the Jackson 15-yard stripe. A bad pass from center got through the Jackson back, and after the pile-up that followed, Lipsey, Murphy end, had the ball on Jackson's 3-yard line. Brimm passed to Livingston in the end zone, but Brimm's placement was wide. The Jack- son scores were both made by a star back, Jim Clieland. Lanier breaks through Murphy defense Page Seventy-seven MURPHY-PASCAGOULA MURPHY-PANAMA CITY In a game showing both sportsmanship and good playing a much improved Murphy team went down in defeat, 19-7, to a well-drilled Pascagoula eleven. In the first quarter Pascagoula led off with a touchdown and never relinquished the lead. Murphy's only touchdown came late in the fourth quarter when Hudson, racing in from end, blocked a Pascagoula kick, picked it up on the 30-yard line and ran the distance from the goal. Brimm added the extra point from placement. On the Murphy team, Shipp's tackling, Brimm's punting and passing and Barlow's running kept the Pascagoula eleven on their toes. . A fighting Murphy team went down 46-13 before the bewildering offensive power of the Bay High Tornadoes of Panama City, who scored three times in the first quarter. In the second quarter, Howell chalked up Murphy's first score, following a 60-yard drive. A fumble set up Bay High's next score. Still in the second quarter, the Panthers power-housed 70 yards for their second score. Paul Spikes made the tally on an off-tackle smash. The Tornadoes highlighted the second half with a 35-yard pass from Cobb to Warren. In the last quarter Bay's Drake climaxed a 90- yard march by plunging 16 yards for the score. Big Bill Shipp, Spikes and Howell shared Murphy laurels. Barlow picks up 10 yards around McGill end. Panthers stop McGill for no gain. MURPHY-PENSACOLA A valiant Murphy team fell 14-7 beneath the claws of the powerful Pensacola Tigers. In the first play, the Tigers began their offen- sive, beating the Panthers back 55 yards to their own 6, where a pass from Norman to Mas- sey set up the first score. In the third quarter Lipsey broke through the Tiger line to block a Pensacola punt and pounced over it on Pensacola's 20-yard line. Spikes lateraled to Jordan, who went over for the tally. Brimm passed to Livingston for the extra point. Payne, an ace Tiger back, cut loose with an 80-yard touchdown sprint, turn- ing the tide for Pensacola. Murphy suffered a heart-breaker in the last quarter when Jordan executed a sensational 40-yard run, only to have it called back for an offside penalty. MURPHY-LANIER The Panthers, playing against a fast-break- ing Lanier eleven, again went down in defeat 21-0, although it was one of their best-played games of the season. The Poets had one of the best teams that have played in the city this year. Lanier's star was Renfroe, who made two of their touchdowns, passed for another, and scored three extra points for placement. Al- though Jordan and Spikes played a great game, the Panthers lacked the punch to score. Jordan several times was off on runs that looked like sure touchdowns, only to be tackled from behind. On defense Shipp again was the sparkplug, stopping many Lanier plays for losses. Page Seventy-eight MURPHY-TUSCALOOSA MURPHY-McGILL Th© Panthers first scored late in the first quarter when Jordan went over the goal from the 4-yard line. Brimm completed the conver- sion, and in the second period Jordan sparked another drive that took the ball to the Tusca- loosa 1-yard line. Brimm then ran a quarter- back sneak for score and also made the con- version. Early in the third quarter Barlow scored on a 50-yard run. The visitors' lone touchdown came in the third quarter on a pass from Hobson to Waldrop. In the fourth period Jordan again scored, standing up from the 7-yard line. Thereafter, Tuscaloosa kept Mur- phy on the alert with a pass attack, but Charlie Peter, sub-quarterback, made a great inter- ception, running 45-yards to complete the score of 32-6. In their first intra-city game of the year, the Panthers, although they played a great game, went down 13-0 to McGill. They were ham- pered by tough breaks, fumbles, and inter- cepted passes so often that one could never know what to expect. Three times the Murphy- men had the ball in scoring position, only to have a fumble recovered or a pass intercepted by the alert McGill team. The first McGill score came while the ball was on their own 20-yard line. Fell, attempt- ing a pass, had it blocked, and the ball fell into the arms of Arnold Stroecker, who ran 82- yard to the goal. Their second score came when John Rohmer ran around end for 7 yards and went over standing up. Fine tackling by Murphy holds U. M. S. scoreless He's down! MURPHY-BILOXI MURPHY-U. M. S. The Biloxi Indians went wild, and before the Panthers could find out what was happening, the game was over, and they were on the short end of a 46-6 score. Murphy's only score came in the third quar- ter after a 77-yard sustained drive, in which Howell, Crigler, Spikes, and Hyde, who made the touchdown, alternated carrying the ball. Defensively, Murphy had as stars Kopf, Shipp, and Spikes; on offense, Hyde and Spikes. One reason for the Panther's poor offensive show was the loss of Glen Barlow and Irving Jordan, who were out with injuries. For Biloxi, Tony Pitalo stood out, scoring three touchdowns and ripping the Panther line time and again with powerful plunges. Ending their season with the traditional Thanksgiving game against U. M. S., the Pan- thers played a great game and won 6-0, to throw the struggle for the city championship into a three-way tie. The Panther score came in the fourth quar- ter when Jordan took the ball five straight times and covered 55 yards, going over on a 14-yard jaunt off tackle. This proved to be the only sustained drive of the game. Only once did Wright's penetrate the Murphy 20-yard line, and were there for only one play, being thrown back to the 36-yard line on the next one. On Murphy's line Van Hook, Kopf, and Shipp stood out, while in the backfield Jordan was the star. Page Seventy-nine aKKOBM Harmon. Potor. Torroll; 30-yd. — Crigler. Hudson. Van Goal Lino—Barlow. Brimm; 10 yd. Coley. Buchanan. Ping; 20-yd. Hook; 40-yd.—Forsyth. Green. SavelL Page Eighty Goal Lino—Jordan. Spike ; 10 yd.—Kofi. Slaughter. Lirlngtlon; 20 yd.—Fell. Elizondo. Lipsey; 30 yd.—Hyde. Howell. A. G. Newell. 40 yd.—Clements. C. Newell. Watlcln Page Eighty-onc I'tL Left to right: Green. Doyle, Koff, Ping, Watkin , Saveli, Hyde, Forsyth, Shipp, Slaughter, Puckett, Buchanan, Livingston, Gurganus, Jordan, Dodd, Spikes, Hudson, Stanford, Lipsey, Barlow, Thomp- son, Coley, Fell, Harmon, Brimm, Howell, Clements, A. G. Newell, Howe, Crigler, Hamilton, Peter, King, C. Newell, Geist, Van Hook. President Glen Barlow Vice-President ................................. Paul Spikes Treasurer .................................... Corky Brimm Secretary ... Gene Fell Sponsor Coach Stanford Page Eighty-four All-State Jimmy Sinclair and Corky Brimm t'BoAksdbaU’ SCHEDULE Murphy 23 Fairhope 15 Murphy 24 Frisco City 23 Murphy 33 Robertsdale 19 Murphy 15 Jackson 29 Murphy 15 Pensacola 44 Murphy 20 McGill 55 Murphy 21 Evergreen 44 Murphy 40 U. M. S. 16 Murphy 41 Jackson 21 Murphy 55 Pensacola 37 Murphy 52 U. M. S. 36 Murphy 32 McGill 38 Murphy 48 Florala 29 Murphy 49 Frisco City 27 Murphy 32 McGill 34 Murphy 79 G. C. M. A. 44 Murphy 59 U. M. S. 24 Murphy 59 Jackson 19 Murphy 66 Evergreen 40 District Tournament Murphy 71 Wallace 27 Murphy 41 Robertsdale 28 Murphy 53 T. R. Miller 24 Murphy 41 Monroeville 21 Murphy 17 McGill 21 State Tournament Murphy 48 Tallassee 40 Murphy 45 Boaz 44 Murphy 24 P. Campbell 34 Murphy 47 Hamilton 40 Kneeling: Elizondo, Beasley, Brimm, Murphy; Standing: Spillman, Cline, Hubbard, Sinclair, Jones, Van Hook. COACMES: Havis Dawson. Bill Stanford Despite a green team Murphy showed fine form in taking its first three games, downing Fairhope 23-15, Frisco City 24-23. and Robertsdale 33-19. This winning streak was snapped, however, by four consecutive setbacks at the hands of Jackson, Pensacola, McGill, and Evergreen. With Corky Brimm leading the offensive with 22 points, the Goaldiggers bounded back to stop U. M. S. 40-16. Seeking vengeance for an earlier defeat at the hands of Jackson, the Panthers fought their way to an overwhelming 41-21 win. Sinclair Elizondo Next on Murphy's vengeance list was Pensacola. Jimmie Sinclair looped in 25 points to lead his teammates to a 52-36 win. The Panthers overcame a surprisingly strong U. M. S. aggrega- tion to take its second intra-city contest, 55-37. The Goaldiggers suffered their second defeat at the hands of the Mc- Gill Yellowjackets, but only after a hard scrap were the Panthers subdued 38-12. Brimm and Sinclair paced the Murphy basketeers to an overwhelm- ing victory over the strong Flora la hoopsters to the tune of 48-29. Clin© Beasley Van Hook Murphy Spillman Hubbard Jones Fresh from the Florala win the Mur- phians subdued a weaker Frisco City aggregation for the second time, 49-27. Murphy lost its third game to the more experienced McGill Five by the heart- breaking score of 34-32. From then on the Panthers experienced little trouble in finishing the season, crushing G. C. M. A. 79-44. U. M. S. 59-24, Jackson 59- 19. and Evergreen 66-44. Murphy ended the regular season with a record of thirteen games won and six games lost. In the district tournament Murphy trounced Wallace 71-27, Robertsdale 41-28, T. R. Miller 53-24, and Monroe- ville 41-21, but lost a tight game to Mc- Gill 17-21. In the state tournament the golden hoopsters from Murhpy showed fine form in taking second place. The Pan- thers took this honor by virtue of their win over Tallassee, Boaz, and Hamil- ton. In addition to the Panthers taking second place glory, Corky Brimm, forward, and Jimmie Sinclair, center, were chosen All-State. Brimm makes two more points Top left: Basketball Manager —Sand . Gelst, Puckett. Top. right: B and Freshman Team —(Seated) Buckalew. Yeager. Glover. Fulcher. Session . (Row 2) Gone. Durant. Branson. Tyson. Corridorl. Norwood. Oliver. Gardner. (Row 3) Lubel. Johnston. Randolph, Duval. Courtney. Morrisette, Adams. (Row 4) Ferguson. Williams. Forsyth. Cash. Handwergor. Quina. Hill. Center, left: Van Hook out-iumps the boys from U. M. S. Center, right: Brlmm checks. Bottom, left: Foul? Bottom, righ: Pensacola tries a figure eight woave. Page Eighty-eight iBaAsbalL Top. left: Coach Dawson. Top. right: Squad—(Row 1) Stewart, Fell. Tacon. Hodges. Wrigley. White. McWhorter. (Row 2) Sands. Mgr.. Brimm. Howe. Doyle. Duke. Moore. Hudson. Brill. Livingston. (Row 3) Brugh, Cline. Howell. J. Spikes. Kendrick. Mosley. P. Spikes. Spillman. Moore. Foster. Fulcher. Mgr. Center, left: Co-Captains. Paul Spikes and Gene Fell. Center, right: Catcher. Moore. Bottom, left: Batter. Howell. Bottom, right: Fitcher. Spillman. J A a. (physical Swimming Wator-wonders Gaynor, Hodges, Webb Winners of diving contest, 1946 Ready for the signa!! Mrs. Sinclair's swimming class Basketball Charlotte Baker practicing a winning shot iii fcducaiion, ddiultwA Tumbling—Elective Sports class Softball Ping-Pong—practicing for tournament Elective Sports—stoning Hays, Pride, Edmonds Modern Dance Rcv 1: Wright, Prossioy, Duckett, Jackson, Namie. Miss Baxter,Wright, Haas, Webb. Reece. Hannon Row 2: Breaker, Lumm. Adams, Murphy, Silvornail, Tucker, Godwin. 'fyoDQhninq. founciL OFFICERS President Secretary Adviser........ Vice-President Bernie Namie Pat Jackson Miss Baxter Jack Wright Pjge Ninety-four dduiADAlf, QoUMaL OFFICERS Chairman ............. Frank Hawkins Adviser Mrs. Bridgewater Vice-Chairman..................... Louis Conover Secretary Nancy Rhea Soniors: Row 1: Baumhauer. Cain. Burns. Henderson, Edwards, McLaurin. Gaynor, Somplo. Rhoa Row 2: Springer, Benson. Sinclair, Hawkins, Duncan, Conovor [union: Row 1: Cassity, Davis. Tims. Bunch, Singley, Parish, Adcock, Yeager, Cornelius, Gaynor, Krueger Row 2: Barrett. Hamner, Bradley, Sharpless, Mowe, Meyer, McCluskoy, Cameron Sophomores: Row 1: Edmonds. Emerson, Magee, Skeede.Marsland, Hammond, Whigham, Williams, McAdams, Vrachalus, Hillman, Stokos, Hines Row 2: Smith, Robbins, Collins, Chidgey, Edmond, Lasittor, Hunt, Hartman Row 3: Davis, Hatcher. Freeman. Brown, Moseley, Outlaw. Williams, Faulk Freshmen: McGowan, Owens. Neal. Stephens, Mrs. Bridgewater (sponsor) Smee, Hill, Barganur, Shirley NOMINATIONS AND ELECTIONS MONITORS LOST AND FOUND MONITORS Row 1: Webb, Trawick, Lombard, Skinner, Jones, Weaver, Willis, Smith, Harwell, Hall, Carter, Austin, Lambert, Jordan Row 2: Haas, Coleman, Greer, Gray, Hopo, England, Richardson. Foster. Crocker, Sholloy YARD MONITORS—GIRLS Row 1: Digmon. Fly, Odom, Edmondson. Saun- ders, Wright, Baxter, Bancrcft, Jims, Neville, Daly, Mullen Row 2: Clark, Faust. Savage, Biron, Rospess, Palmer, Benton, Sloan. Miller, Watson, Smith Row 3: Baddley, Sherrer, Phillips, Carloton, Campboll, ITiompson. Davis, O'Brien YARD MONITORS—BOYS Row I: Matkin, Tucker, Dozier, Reinhut, Wilson, Smith, Sitterle, Lipsey, Krueger. Williams, Salter, Richardson, Allen. Yul Bow 2: Moseley, Cleverdon, Benson, Rhodes, Todd, Baker, Owens, Povis, Tanner, Schremes, Jay, Browning, O'Noal, Cellen Row 3: Reasonovor, Poole, Wilkinson, Roemele. Fischer, Manley, Tuckor, Sumrall, Hogan, Con- over, Coley Row 4: Mosoloy, Woston, Brown, Murphy. Mowe, Montgomery, Steolroath, Wright, Stewart, Hickey, Britt, Edmond DMtSSING KOOM MONIIOHS CAFETERIA MONITORS Row 1: Gossett, Stevens, Ncrris, Hinkle, Richard- son, Bachar, Montgomery, Shaw, Williams, DuBose, Baddley. Stringer. Bowman, McLeod, Eardley, Lyles Row 2: Buckley, Hamrick, Duriee, Brunson. Crano, Walker, Faulk, Rester, Smith, Orren, Hartman, DeVan Row 3: Adams, Sands, Johnson, Wilson, Jones, McCluskey, Camoron, Barrott, Cleverdon, Stabler, Grace. Stookoy HALL MONITORS Row 1: Green, Cook. Baumhauor, Fiolds, Cross. Whitten, Robinson, Cato. Fountain, Lopor, Isaacs, Brown, Hawkins, Helvoston, Boone, Dcckens Mow 2: Elder, Poythress, Tomplin, Scribner. Smith, Cornelius, Sievers, V clker, Logan, Antoine, Lammon. Daugette, Langley. Beasley, Jones, Rumage Row 3: Pcrtor. King, Caraway. Ferrill, Ray, Tillman, McCcrd, Harbaugh. Wilson, Bunch, Rotch, Blow, Maxio, Moeoley, Jeansonne, Presley, Boykin Row 4: Fari ell. May. Long, Wilson, Bowicier, Myrick, Denmark, Slay. Chin. Gravlee, Metzgor, Dixon, Ennis. Pierce. Singley Row 5: McRae. Stowart, Jones, Hamner. Bar- ganier. Marler, Cosminsky. Hemphill, Demouy, Roberts, Robinson, Wiggins, Tillman, Wiggins, Gulledge, Risen, Tackotto, Evans THE NEW DIRECTORY Jimmy Murphy, Jack Tucker, Jim Tucker, and Pat Silvemail examine with interest and pride the work of their committee—the new Murphy High School Directory, which gives the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of all teachers and students at Murphy and Barton. BARTON COUNCIL OFFICERS Officers of the Student Council at Barton Acad- emy draw up a new constitution for their associa- tion. These serious, responsible students are Clarice Havard, Vangalia Lukes, Douglas Fer- guson, president, John Prisock, vice-president, and Katherine Kearley, secretary. CONVENTION DELEGATES Ruth Webb, Miss Baxter, Mary Lisbeth Haas, Pat Silvemail, Jack Wright, and Bernie Namie were delegates from Murphy to the Student Council convention in St. Petersburg, Florida, where they exchanged ideas on school govern- ment problems with students from many other schools. HONOR COMMITTEE The main purpose of the Honor Committee is to uphold high standards and to help offending students. The policy is to educate rather than to punish. Members of this valuable committee are Hugh West, Toulmin Greer, Jessie Hannon, Chairman, Elias Sedlin, Billie Mueller, Harris Friedlander, and Marilyn Branson (not pictured). FACULTY ADVISERS Among the faculty members who serve as advisers to Student Council Committees are Mr. Sitterle, Yard; Mr. Wilkie, Publicity; Mr. Dawson, Poys' Dressing Rooms; Mr. Hudgens, Traffic; Miss Baxter, Governing Council; Mr. Douglas, Cafeteria; Mrs. Bridgewater, Advisory Council; and Miss Watkins, Lost and Found. Pu e Ninety-seven diDnoJv SorisdwAu NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS (First Semester) President Edna Long Vice-President ........... Carol Waite Secretary ............. Ronald Kuerner Co-Publicity Chairmen Ruth DeMiller Eulalie Draughon MEMBERS Row 1: Hudson, Rhea, Draughon, Semple, Hope, Long, DeMiller, Branson, Watts, Edwards; Row 2: Mitchell, Kuerner, Waite, Kimberl, Tanner, Lo- poser, Conover. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS (Second Semester) President Corinne Edwards Vice-President Louis Conover Secretary ........... Kenneth Loooser Publicity Chairman Carol Waite MEMBERS Row 1: Baker, McLaurin, Pankey, Gran- dy. Young, Dunwody, Miss Savage, Sponsor, Boozer, Bums. Caraway, Cain, Eubanks, Mueller; Row 2: Crawford, Gaynor, DeVan. Massey, Mitchell, De Loach, Wilson, Lee, Fendley; Row 3: Wilkinson, Daniels, Coleman, Petit, McRae, Roemele, Brimm, Holmes Pjge Ninrty-eight FAN RANDLETTE ART HONORS SOCIETY OFFICERS President Edwin Heacker Vice-President _________ Carol Waite Secretary-Treasurer ... Frances Lightsey MEMBERS Row 1: England, Bunch, McCrary, Westfaul, Lightsey, Heacker, Waite, Nichols, Leslie, Bray, Stringfellow; Row 2: Karagan, Heiter, Demouy, Brew- ton, Brackett, Durham THESPIANS OFFICERS President ..... Frank Hawkins Vice-President ...... Lee Draughon Secretary Ruth DeMiller Historian ........... Jack Wright MEMBERS Row 1: Bostwick, Foster, Semon, McCor- mick, Draughon, Miss Fitzsimmons (sponsor). Miss Gensert, DeMiller, Moore, Grandy, Mullins; Row 2: Ward, Duckett, Fridge, Friedman, S c h i {f, Meyer, Namie, Wright, Smith, Wilson, Courtney, Fitzsimmons, Waite QUILL AND SCROLL Row 1: DeMiller, McLaurin, Pankey, Tobler, Watts, Harvey, Semon, McCor- mick. Mueller, Haas, Gaynor, Miss White. Sponsor, Young, McCrary, Row 2; Kuemer, Duncan. Oliver, Baker, Eubanks, Mitchell, Cain. Crawford, Cook, Semple, Dunwody, Draughon, Jackson, Mullins, Brockway; Row 3: Smith, Tucker, Petit, Richardson, Ivey, Heacker, Hinkle, Waite, Whitney, Crisler, Singley, Jones, Stringfellow, Echols, Smith. Not in photo: Byrd, Friedman. Page Ninety-n’-nr VYlohian 1947 The crowd gathers at the MOHIAN outdoor studio for a group pic- ture. Miss White, adviser, and Marilyn Young, editor, ponder problems of publication. Angel (see the wings?) Wayne Smith, business manager, with his assistant, Stewart Smith and William Costello, interviews Coach Willcox. Mary Gone Dunwody, assistant editor. L o e Draughon, and Mary Semple attempt (in vain) to persuade Mr. Sitz to visit the photog- rapher for faculty pic- ture section. Carol Waite, art odi- tor, introduces her model of El Capitano to Elise Hudson and Joy Tobler. Mary Cook and Chan Gaynor. sonior class oditor, check sonior in- formation cards. Bobbie Ruth McLaurin, Betty Baker, and Mamie Lou Eubanks, identify and alphabet- ize senior glossy prints for the engraver. Pat Jackson, Moon Mullins, and Corinne Edwards put up pos- ters for the subscrip- tion campaign. John Petit, picture edi- tor, and Betty Joan Scott assort snapshots for filing. Ann Cain. Elizabeth Pankey, and Jean Nolen study the file of old annuals. Adolo Horst, Jo Anne Payne, and Margaret Hopo work with a lay- out. Typists Virginia Byrd, Doris Rood, and Juanita Harvey prepare copy for the printer. Sarah Ann Watts and Mamie Lou Eubanks read printer's proof for orrors. Congratulations! Mrs. Turnage, edi- Journalists in tho making—the journalism class, torial adviser—N. A. J. D. director for Alabama; Ruth DeMiller, Editor—on oditorial board cf SCHOOL LIFE. 7947 Whuiphy. Feature oditors in roviow — Crislor, McCormick, Semon. Kuerner, Mueller, Ivey — sports writers enjoying victory. Editorialists — Duncan, Crawford. Typists — Mitchell, Haas. Columns Right — Pennington, Koller, Bankhead, Friedman. Business staff and its adviser. Miss Holbrook. Affable and responsible holders of key positions on business staff—Mickey McCrary, advertising manager. Ruby Brockway, business manager. dti Jim A. Charlie Slaughter—completing one of his clover cartoons. More cartoonists—Tucker, Smith, Heackor. Lightsey, Demouy. Advertising solicitors: Maury, Branson, McCrary, Duckett; Lipsey, Carlovitz, Echols, Branson—foroign circulation. The Beqinninq •Jie LdUdo ' +rcj coniro s ; Teheor. fAary Hartujz E't'z. do2.ec (Band.. Piccolo A1 Alton Saxophone Bruco French Loslio Jones Bryan Lindsey Jack Ward Clarinet Elwood Hogan Milton Bronson Bill Bullard Bobby McNeely Clliton Yates Charlos Ratcliff Sylvian Betbeze Robert Brown Herbert Nolson Hugh Williams Robert Taylor Millie Mason Virginia Strong Mary Denmark Jean Hennosy Ruth Brandenburg Mary Rainor Betty Williams Cornet Blake McNeely Henry Mostellar Reeso McGahagln John Phillips Rodney Melton Raymond May Francis White Bruce Johnson Ben Northcutt Luther Creel Harvey Purvis Otha Hammar Antonio Elizondo Camille Jaquith Betty Mills Bette Cornelius Horn Glen Robinson Charlos Adams Billy Walker Jerroll Moorer Joanotte Langham Winifred Jackson Juno Kroutter Baritono Burgoyne Taylor Harold Lovelace Lee Doney Trombone Roderick Slater George Hartwell Donald Herring David Thomloy Rodius Gregg William Millican Leslie Berry Tuba Hubert Igou Fred Ward Robert Spencer Harold Sumerall Harvey Crosby Drums Harry Oliver Roderick McKenzie Ivan Hixon Mid Middleton Buford Vaughan Cymbals Franklin Quinn Jean Loeb Bell Lyro Betty Campbell Drum Major Glen Robinson Drum Majorettos Carolyn Kennedy Gloria Havron Anno Fussell Coloan Edmund Mitzi Cieutat Band Manager Stewart Cobb Above: Mr. L. L. Stookoy, Director of Music Education; Mrs. Myrtle Peter, Director of Glee Clubs; Mr. Gaines Carley, In- strumental Teacher Below: Murphy High School Band Pane One Hundred Six F,.st “vM“u:lo,S,r1 ’ ,nS,rUmenU' M'- C1°Ude • «• Bond and Och-To: Mrs. Below: Murphy High School Orchestra Ohch Aiha Violin Milton Bronson Anne Cain Eleanor Nelson Anne Hilbum Bill Marler Peggy Anne Butters Lillian Baetje Anne Havens Elizabeth Isaacs Don Mathis Evangeline Kurkulakis Mary Ann Carlisle Imogone Harris Martha Lett Walter Inge Flute A1 Allon William Durant Oboe Bryan Lindsey Clarinet El wood Hogan Bill Bullard Bobby McNooly Clifton Yates Bass Clarinet Millie Mason French Horn Glen Robinson Charles Adams Trumpet Blako McNeoly Henry Mostollar Trombono Roderick Slator Georgo Hartwell Bass Mordaunt Mahonoy Howard Sumrall Harvey Crosby Glockonspiel Betty Campbell Tympani Jean Loeb Percussion Harry Oliver Roderick McKenzie Ivan Hixon Mid Middleton Piano Elolse Trotter Gone Hammond Shirley Matzenger Doris Cropp Page One Hundred Seven (fluJbA. First Sopranos Peggy Butters Lillie Mae Pennington Despina Somon Jackie Waite Betty Lou Schroy Maude Quinn Margarot Hinton Bonnie Havens Pat Piper Florence Graham Mildred McCrary Betty Bostwick Mary Lou Rather Gloria Helveston Pat Ward Nancy Richardson Leslie Jones Helen Sexton Ruthie Jones Corinne Godwin Carol Fultz Betty Rayford Mary Edmonds Wanda Glenn Bobbie Whigham Sara Haas Betty Smith Roberta Leatherwood Helen Brown Evolyn Sumrall Sue Shewmake Helen Carroll Janet Batchelor Henrietta Gurganus Betty Jean Wright Mildred Blackman Dot McCutcheon Second Sopranos Sara Antoine Joanette Robinson Patsy Gilbert Bobbie Vaughn Mavis Wade Sara Allen Marita Clancy Doris Palmor Betty Yoager Annie Mogginson Francos Falterman Lucilio Presnail Betty Jean Beck Bobbie Jean Morgan Betty Watts Jeanie Samuels Bonnio Denton Doris Inabnit Tholma Risher Betty Day Mary Brown Sarah Bolton Beverly Reeco Joyce Bullock Bobbye Burford Altos Lois Kempin Valorie Bowman Maidia Strickland Imogene Day Phyllis Grandy Carolyn Brooks Betty Sheohy Margaret Clark Jean Johnson Dot Hudson Ruby Brockway Peggy Wallis Mickey McCrary Betty Sansom First Tenors Charleis Williamson Richard Walker Nelson Conover Harroll Galloway Emile Noel Charlos Young Lowell Friedman Lewis Meyer Second Tenors Earl Joyner Cecil Pettis Franklin Dixon Rudolph Newlin Hank Copley Walter Laurentine Paul Jones Charles Saunders Curtis Williams First Bass John Laurenco Billy Howard Billy Robert Jackie Kearns Jack Wright Odom Freeland Calvin Croggin Jerry Farnell James Courtney Elwood Edgar Harold Mier Jack Bocton William Hetrick Second Bass Clarence Oswell Tommy Throwor Bobby Byrd Gene Cosminsky Johnny McHaney Jame3 Downey Jimmy Stcokey Mac Boll Roderick Slater Ray McClellan Wallor Hydo Page One Hundred Eight All Girls' Council Row 1: Rodditt, Smith. Smith. Morris. Roberts, Williams (Jr. Chairman). Bancroft (Gon. Chair- man), Dunwody, DeVan Payne, Harbough, Pollard. Row 2: Templin, Moody, Carlovitz, Waller (Jr. Secretary), Cato, Johnson, Waite, Stanloy, Broome, Simmons, Dykes, McCuiston. Row 3: Enzcr, Await, Hanks, Ballard, Findloy, McCord, Wilkinson, Duck. Merriwether, Dar- nell, Mcllis, Smith, Sams, Landrum. All Girls' Council Row 1: Ray, Smilie, Whigham, Bock nerd, Gray. Daniels, Baker (Fresh. SecTotary). Thompson, Inge (Fresh. Chairman), Chin (Soph. Chairman), Cobb. Moses, Wilson. Turnor. Row 2: Lowory, Kinsey. Landon, Parker, Mac Cole, Floetwcod, Rutledge, Lusk. Stokes, Platt. Thcmpscn, Williams, Hall. Weaver, Hindman, Sells. Row 3: Buckley, Grosskopf, Robinson. Stone, Lee, Antcine, Respess. Hartman, Draughon, Glenn. Powell, Smith, Prossloy, Britt. McCaw- ley. Page One Hundred Nine QlubAu Faculty Bock Club Monitors Left to right: Dovan. McMaken, McKay. Jenson, Williamson. Veterans Club Marines Row 1: Anderson. Robortson, Yon. Olsen, Bray, Gipson, Baldwin. Row 2: Beard, Wiggins, Franco, Southall. Bodln, Sheffield, Williams, Crosby, Draper. Veterans Club Army Row 1: Prcctor, Williams. Smilio, Beck, Cooner. Mascn. Vergos, Adams, Patrick. Row 2: Faggard, Holland, McMillan, Shew- maker. Blake, Atwell, Carroll, Hurst. fcL- Veterans Club Navy Row 1: Marshall, Penninqton, Davis, Putnam. Aborcrombie. Glover, Mahoney, Hairston. Pagan, Farmer, Gray, Williams, Cloud, Hath ccck, Cochrane, Newell. Vail, Lawrence, Harlan. Row 2: Reinhold. Lipsey, Lynn, Sumerlin. Dyess. Scott, Irwin, Arnold, Feagin, Steele, Fullerton, Gerhardt, Johnson. Parden, Rayner, Law, Mills, Loper, Ross, Whitfield. Row 3: Dean. Loper, J.. Cristy. Duplan. Davis. Broadus, Curtis, Hanes. Longstreet, Scarcliff, Johnson. Schlorff. Bunch, Childers, Powors, La Ban. Cotton. Williams. Cobb. Latham. Row 4: Harmon. Schwarzauer, Smyth. Caw- thon, Lane. Santa Cruz, Clement, McDole, Sprinkle. Neel. Dominick, Smith, Yancoy, Stall. Feagin, Lee. Page One Hundred Ten D. O. Club Row 1: Anderson. Springer. Toland. Mr. Saunders. Mr. Ward, Anthony, Mr. Woodward, Mr. Brown. Miles, Hughes, Dompster. Row 2: Pierce, Storie, Autry, Leo. Ladnier, Robinett, Duke, Fowlkes. Chenoweth, Dixon. Row 3: Long, Knight. Dean. Lindsey. Sinclair. English. Gibbons. Waller, Molpus. Hickman. Row 4: Woodall. Croeby, Duval, Sweatt. D. O. Club Row 1: Duffy, Caylor, Massey. Smith, Peacock, Taylor, Kelley, Gaston, Hammac, Ray, Tanner, Cooper. Horn. Row 2: Weathers. Ovorstreet, Black. Dunn. Walker, Douglas, Linebaugh, Hanson, Do Loach, McMurphy, Perkins. Miss Whatley. Row 3: Floyd. Ousley. Leslie. Irby, Sellers, Lambert. Hendricks. Whitman. Priscck. Hendon, Wolch. Tillman. Row 4: Wiseman. Richardson, Stanfill, Mc- Cluer. Meadows, Baker, Curry, Ray, Owen. Logan, Dyal, Dahlgren, Sams. D. O. Club Row 1: Goorgo, Bredahl, Joyner, Norden, Bur- gess. Jones (President), Brown (Treasurer). Constantine, Harrison. Duffle, Jernigan. Harris, Stewart. Row 2: Mrs. Pierce. Stewart, Gusenheimer, White, ]., White, J. R„ Simmons, Goodrich, Willamor. Tubun, Robbins. Clements. Todd. Griffin, Davis, Duck, Snider, Stewart. Miss Mallette. Row 3: Harkey (Vice-President), Bryan, John- son. Williams. Urban, Whitaker. Dunn. McCoy. Gray (Secretary), Douglas. Walker. Row 4: Mr. Brimm, Maisel, Gray, Terry, Feagin, Campbell. Taylor, Barnes. Seibert. Rushan. Cassity, Bateman. Page One Hundred FJeren Tri Hi Y Row 1: Greer, Jcckson, Dunwody, Rhea (Sec- retary), Mueller (President), Long (Vice-Presi- dent), DeMiller, Cook. Young, DeVan. Branson. Row 2: Gaynor, Lester, Hannon, Gunn, Draughon, Pankey. Harte Hi Y Row 1: Howard, Young, Ramior, deVilliers, Addlcks, Green (Secretary), Adams. Turner, Williams (Treasurer), Edgar, Quinna. Row 2: Curran, Carroll, Hawkins (President), McFadden (Vice-President), Peter, Saunders. Murphy Hi Y Row 1: Gaillard, Hardy, Morrissette, Costello. Fell (Treasurer), Johnston (President). Mr. Stan- ford (Sponsor), Murray (Vice-President), Matthows (Secretary), Martin, Woatherby. Henson. Row 2: Greer, Brown, Baker, Smith, Crowe. Van Hook, Phillips, Haas, Haas. Adams, Bell. Mobile Hi Y Row 1: Doyle, Geist, Green, Kopf, Wilson, Hiatt. Lipsoy (Secretary). Cobb, Owens (Treas- urer). Taylor, Cleverdon, Hickey, Gunn. Row 2: Puckett. Crigler, Sands. Loposer, Hart- well (President). Brown, Hairston, Hayes, Robinson. Row 3: Coley, Adams. Mostollar, McLeod, Allen, Phillips. Daniels. Page One Hundred Twelve Y-Teen Night Club Row 1: Heitor, Cleveland, Denmark, Strong, Tait, Gartman, Flowers, Davis, Fowler. Y Teens Row 1: Redditt, Fly, Long, Ward, Baumhauor, (President), Loper fTreasurer). Bolton, Penning- ton, Bookor. DeVan. Do Miller, Godard, Smith. Row 2: Williams, Moody. Tait, White. Krout- ter. Strong, Chandler, Denmark, Gartman, Cleveland, Williams. Y Teens Row 1: White, Jones, Elder, Hine, Lott, Wig- gins, Brown, Morris (Secretary), Cartor, Robin- son, Moore (Vice-Presidont), Lusk. Row 2: Becton, Moulden, Wobster, Evans, Adams. Brown, Kinsoy, Bullock, Honderson. Burford. Row 3: Godwin, Benjamin, Gray, Clark, Counselma'n. 33 Club Row 1: Geist. Fell, Haas, Slaughter, Ivey (Treasurer), Keller, Mrs. Turnage (Sponsor), Oliver, Igou, Garrison (Vice-President), Benson, McNeely. Row 2: Richardson. Coley, Brimm, Hawkins, Puckett. Conover. Keller, Heacker. Clark. Phillips, Thompson. Row 3: Balzli, Duncan, Cullen, Murphy. Sil- vornail (President), Wright. Cobb. Namie, Meyer, Friedman. Allen. Terry. Page One Hundred Thirteen Yo Tappa Keos Row 1: Davis, Hinton, Byrd. V. (President), Bankhead, Edwards, Rhea, Kearns, Do Van, Branson. Sjrimenos, Lammon, Tobler. Row 2: Watts. Hendorson, Moulyet, Martin, Greeno, Landrum, McGahagin, Batton, An- toine, Crocker, Hildreth, Stringer, Lundy. Row 3: Mrs. Chancellor. Webster. Sirmon. Cotton, Geno, Nurso, Smith. Williams, Largin, Easley, Rood (Secretary), Rawlins, Scott, Bancroft, Betbeze, Siovors. Haas. Rouso, Ingram. Row 4: Poavy, Fendley. Hanwick. Hamilton. Thomas, Tanner, Harwell, Hudson, Lombard. Lagan, Smith, Fuqua. Carpentor, Harvey, Douglas. Row 5: Poythress, Davis, Wilson, Austin. Cooper, Byrd. M. (Vice-Prosidont), Murrill, King, Strickland, Jackson, Diard, Eidson. Dodge. Dawsey, Carleton, Carter. Psychology Club Row 1: Brown, Easley, Hoss, May, Cleveland, Thompson, Antoino, Orren, Boozer, Pate, Tims. Row 2: Redditt, Nolen, Crawford, Reed (Secre- tary). Bancroft, Scott (Secretary), Carroll (Presi- dent). Stookey, Miss Anderson (Sponsor), Holmes (Vice-Presidont), McNeely (Treasurer), Wallis. Bostwick, Campbell. Row 3: Broome, Scribner, Smith, Smith, Hannon, Cook, Jackson, Sexton, Stringfollow, Rouse, Lott, Tanner, Dunwody, Evans. Row 4: Hearn, Johnson, Long. Etzkorn, Jordan, Tackette. Saunders, Jonos, Harbaugh, Harri- son, Waters, Christopher, Nelson. Campbell. Row 5: Johnson. Hansen, Cosminsky, Hamner, Tucker, Bowlos, Redmond, Donoy, Morrissette. Gandler, Walker, Robinson, Mahoney. Green. Psychology Club Row 1: Mullins. Pitard, McCrary. Smith, Rowell. Christy, Miss Andorson, Clarko. Smith. Ferrill. Weston, Smith, Fleming, Har- ville. Row 2: Barnett. Thomas. Rather. Whitney. Lightsey. Dominick, Storie. Darnell. Piper. Moore, Crockor, Woodward, McLaurln, Dona- van. Bishop. Brockway. Carleton. Row 3: Huhner. Evans. Fishor, Kinsey. Corne- lius. Long. Kimberl, Mattke. Thomas. Rock- well, Greer. Coe, Turner, Grice. Row 4: Smith. Wilson. Ward. Tait, Bronson. Keith, Richardson, Swan. Daniols, Barrott, Poole. Lawrence, Hendorson, Catlin, Ingram. Page One Hundred Fourteen Ushers Club Row 1: Weatherby, Loposor, Roemele, Ping Hawkins (Co-president), Miss Gonsert (Spon sor). Petor (Co-president), Woody, Cosminsky Hartwell, McNeely. Row 2: Geist, Matthews, Martin, Haas. Ken nedy, Phillips, Van Hook, Barlow. Morrissotte Moyor, Coley, Allen. Row 3: Fell, Costello, Holland, Sharpless Johnston, McFaddon, Kopf, Meyer, Namio Koarns, Garrison. Row 4: Wright, Roberts. Smith, Bell, Conover, Henson, Murray. Library Workers Row 1: White, Bray, Hines, Gentry, Broome, Miss Gatlin, Heath, Mabrey, Sylvest, Griffin, Lamb, Nelson, Loeb. Bell. Row 2: Stanfill, McCluor, McGowan. Maxwell, Long, Little, Simmons, Aycock. Seibert, Prater, Thompson. Armstrong. Row 3: Gray, Keller, Hatcnor, Gaston. Evans, McAllister. Cooper, Van do Car, Sullivan, Lee, Patrick. Row 4: Rivotto, Collins, Loposer, Young, Paul, Weston, Cherry, Fly. Keep 'Em Rolling Club Row 1: Wasserleben, Daugette, Mulvey, Booth. Brackett. Hoackor. Mrs. Bruister (Sponsor), Nelson, Robinson, Fuller, Copley, Cameron. Row 2: Brarkett, Wooley, Willamar, Shelby, Wooloy, Wallace, Rose. Mrs. McIntyre (Spon- sor), Raley. Robinson, Howard. Cook, Ewin, Scott. Row 3: Hubbard (Treasurer), Baumhauer, Maueden, Gartman. Allen, Fleming, Wallis, Gallagher, Howard, Scheuermann, Ramoy. Powell, Farr, Betbeze (President). Row 4: Kittrell, Morcer, Newman, Varnado, Lowis, Ramier, Gaillard, Greer, Callaway (Vice-President), Antoine, Jones, Sikes, Mc- Collum. Row 5: Marsh. Hughes, Johnston. Foagin (Secretary), Myors, Quina, Weatherby, Crowe, Cleveland, Gilbert, Wiliams, Wasserleben, Shea. Page One Hundred Fifteen Spanish Club Row It Maury. Pugh, Templin. Dunwody (Secretary). Draughon (Vice-President), God- win (President), Miss Spradlin (Sponsor). Ed- wards (Treasurer). McLaurin. Ferrill, Dew. Mitchell. Row 2: Young. McRae. Petit. Parish, Orron. Carlovitz, Ishee. Mayher, Elizondo, Castilla, Grandy. Speech Workshop Row 1: Rather, Hawkins. Metcalfe. Holmes (Chairman). Dill. Miss A. R. Mooro (Sponsor), Moore. Vera (Secretary). Peavy. DeMiller. Edwards, Garrison. Row 2: McCutcheon. Crisley. Hartwell. Namio, Smith. Johnson, Slay, Eubanks. Ward. Row 3: Smith. Wilson, Wright, Grube, Adams. Smith. Friedman, Vergos. Pickett. Visual Ed Club Seated: Santa Cruz, Hollis. Parrott. Cain. Betancourt. Standing: Mr. Kerzic (Sponsor), Logan (Secre- tary), Lundy. Jones. Stokes (President), Hardy, Mitchell. Savelle, Poole, Thompson. Argument. Inc. Row It Tunstall. Wallor. Lambeth. Piper. Holmes. Mr. Hudgens (Sponsor). Keller, Baum- hauer (President). Van de Car. Estelle. Leatherwood, Eubanks, Staples. Row 2: Smith, Henderson. Pankey (Secretary- Troasurer). Fussell. Mason. Buttors, Dixon, Hammond, DeMillor, Van de Car, Jr.. Jack. Row 3: Elliott, Wright, Cobb. Namie, Fried- man, Smith. Page One Hundred Sixteen Panther Club Hew 1: Pye, Thompson, Gorton. Pickens, Ben- nett, Miss Green (Sponsor), Mr. Houser (Mana- ger), Lett. Peaccck, Taylor. Willamor. Row 2: Presley. Etzkorn, Schad. Maury. Davis, Sims. Miller. Powell. Mertz. Mashbum. Row 3: Willis. Williamson, McLeod. Schad, Walker. Office Workers Row I: Ryals, Wiggins, Jarrett, Odeen, Britt. Merriwether, Ray, Gray, Storie, Stophens, Piper. Kohen. Row 2: McCrary, Graham. McCormick, Gunn, Crawford. Sellers. Stewart, Sellors, Irby, Nettles, Kemp. Row 3: Hall. Mitchell, Rowell, Spencer, Beck, Gonzales, Hess, Beck. Openuppalocka Club Row 1: Grizzel, Myrick, Day, Robinson. Car penter, Hudson, Mr. Brown (Sponsor). Johnson Eubanks, May, DeWitt. Rice. Row 2: Hetland, Johnston. Davis, Johnson Byrd, Ray, Pringle. Mayhor, Ishoo, Jones Parish. Row 3: DeMiller, Dominick. Hudson, Hender son. Willard, Williams, Yost. Welfare Store Row 1: Rhea, Fitzsimmons. Hill, Bender, Stringfellow, Cooper, Lester, Murry. Row 2: Witherington. Costello. Mrs. Baker (Sponsor), Holland. McCloud. Kearns, Kopi. Row 3: Sellers. Igou, Hardesty. Terrill. Pjge One Hundred Seventeen Page One Hundred Eighteen A . . . is for Alloy— Schu- bert Alley. starring the dramatics class . . . and also for Antics (Do you want to live in a trash can?) . . . is for Bar—milk, that is . . . and for Bench— they also serve who only sit and wait. C • . . is for Cleaning—the Yo Tappa Kees broom bri- gade . . . and also for Cramming — one way to mako that Aik. • . . is for D. A. R. Citizen- ship Girl and D. O. Club President, Minnie Jo Jones, with her proud brother .. and for Dunce—how nat- ural Cossie looks! F . . . is far Flag and the Faithful scouts who tend it . . . also for our Float In the Mardl Gras Floral Parade. G . . . is for Gardeners, who beautify the patio . . . and also for Gavel in the possession of lames Car- roll, Psychology Club pres- ident. H . . . is for Handout—one fork to a customer, pleaso . . . and for Haunted Hand- shake — by Paulis. the armless boy. J . . . is for Jalopy—Carey, •you mean it runs? . • • and also for Jitter-bugs at on M Club dance. ... is for Ice cream— I'll take a chocolate- e:ed. please-. Jud “ . o nd for Initiation—the (-lub reverts to Infancy. K . . . is for Killer—it's mur- der at Baldpato Inn! . . . and also for Kilroy — he certainly was here! L . . . is for Love (Puppy? Oh. no!) . . . and L is for —ditto! M . . . is for a Musical Miss . . . and for Musical Miss- es. N . . . is for Navy Band— they played with the band for a day . . . and also lor Nurse—no fever, no early dismissal. O . . . is for Open Night— with Section 120 dispen- sing hospitality . . . and O is for Orator Holmes, who went as far as the Regional in the American Legion Contest. p . . . 1 lor PPP-Post— Johnny Noel's iavorile p- p.p.porch lor p-p-p-pic- luros . . . end also lor Purring Panthers. Mur- phy's Swing Kings. Q . . . is lor Quartet, our barber shop gang . . . and lor Queueing up at the now water iountains. . . . is lor Removing fho Revlon Irom the sweet cherub's lace . . . and R ii lor Renewing the Pov- lon—on the sweet cher- ub's lace. S . . . is lor Secrets—Pat's at it again! . . . and also lor Sweaters—they're gay this year. T . . . is lor Telephoning— a business call, girls? . . . and lor Touchdown against Tuscaloosa. Is Harmon happy! u . . . la lor Uniforms—they that went down to the sea in ships . . . also lor Ush- ers— This way, please. V . . . is lor Vice Versa— the football team trips on the light fantastic toe, and the escorts carry t h e mums. w . . . is lor Wallop, and Jean packs a mean one . . . also lor Welfare Store, most popular pass card destination. X . . . is for Xmas baskots. project ol the All Girls' Council ... X is for Xmas party — smile for the birdie! Y-Z . . . is for Yelling—Yea. Toam! . . . is for Zanies—how about a ride? If I'm Lucky CtuJbqAahluL Junior-Senior Prom CLuinqAaphA D. O. Club •a . e.cr 9th Azaloa Banquet ChdjoqAapdiA, Page One enly-six 1 01)0 liene fin, Lo bueno y lo ruin. JW' ' (V ' bi ,A rW «?r v W ■
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