Murphy High School - Mohian Yearbook (Mobile, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1953 volume:

.«Vv � � with its port and industry. with Us magnolias, iron lace, and Grecian design. 2 mohian Mobile, the city of contrast. Its romantic past everywhere evident in historic spots recalling the 250-year old story of Mobile of the Five Flags . . . A nd jostling the past, the aggressive present—building, tearing down, rebuilding, growing, expanding— forging the Mobile that is to be. f fs r.----- mnrl 1 ■1111(1 ( • • • with its Iroe-KliailiMl campus mr school surrounding cream s(nm buildings of Spanish design — shadowy 4 mohian ,oloniiail ks. wrought - iron lialiMmiivs. ami sun-splashed |ialio. mohian 5 volume� twonty-sevoii «Ioniin oelIlion IHiIiIInIhmI liy Ilio sonior Hass. J« rry Wittman, Editor Kunacll Molpua, Assistant Charlotte Cook, Business Manager Marilyn O’Cwynn, Assistant Your IQS3 Mohian is nearing blue jeans— just like you. It has tried to catch your natural informality while strolling, talking, laughing, eat- ing, passing notes. But—just like you—your iQjj Mohian has its spots of seriousness. It holds within its denim covers your memories of Murphy at its best—your friends, your teachers, your thoughts, and your dreams. murphy liijgli school, mobile, uluhuma Annie Lou While, Adviser Roy R. Wilkie, Consultant 10 5 3 To Myri Io T. IVlor ... a Svrvntulv I ributc neither in song nor in words can express the place that Mrs. Peter holds within the hearts of her Glee Club students, her family, and her many friends. Her artistry and devotion to music in no way outshine her patience, generosity, and genuine interest in everyone and in life, (lifted both as composer and as performer, she has chosen to use her great talents in developing young musi- cians. anti her instructions are highly valued and proudly received. Mrs. Peter’s students grin when sour notes make her pull her hair, and groan when she stops their song in re- hearsal. But when she smiles, they reflect her radiance and realize that in musical treasures and in appreciation of life they arc receiving from her keys to a fuller life. They will sing their part in the great American Song with stronger voices and with greater harmony for having known her. 8 mohian “Unde Claude is the name lovingly applied by band and orchestra students to their director, Mr. Dahmer. Out- side the hand room he is easily identified by his ever-present sheaf of papers, his slightly preoccupied look, and his flick- ering smile that suddenly erupts, with a vigorous toss of the head, in a burst of hearty laughter. Mr. Dahmer's whole life has been devoted to music, both in perfecting his skill on the French horn and the violin and in helping youthful musicians along the “Musi- cal Highway. Mr. Dahmer is a devoted servant to the art of great music. His deep understanding and appreciation of music is without limitation. He is a perfectionist, who spares himself no pains to see that every detail of a per- formance is as “right as he can make it. Sympathetic and understanding as a friend, he has always been generous in serving both school and community with his talent. 1 Fanfarv for ... Clamlo L llalunor mohian 9 ' all yours . it’s all yours . it’s all yours . it's all yours • it’s all yours . it’s all yours • it’s all yours • it’s all yours . it’s alt yours . it’s all yours • it’s all y all yours • it’s all yours • it’s all yours • it's alt yours • it's all yours • it's all yours • it's all yourt • it’s all yours • it's all yours • it’s all yours • it's all you Fraslimen Find Murphy Fun Entering Murphy in September were many bewildered and baffled freshmen trying to find their way around. After getting acquainted and settling down they elected as their officers Ronnie Humble, president; Betty Borden, vice-president; Ann Benson, secretary; Becky Owen, treas- urer; and Judy Cowan and Cecil Beauchamp, representa- tives. Miss Betty Bosdcll was sponsor. The entire freshman class voted Beverly Baggett as the freshman sweetheart, and she chose Greer Megginson to lead the freshman Sweetheart Dance with her on February 13. On April 11, the freshman officers sold cokes and checked hats and coats at the Junior-Senior Prom. Three freshmen boys were outstanding in athletics. Hugh Merry was the only freshman on the golf team, along with three seniors, and Eugene Warhurst and Charles Coleman were the only freshmen to letter in football. Mary Etta Van Devendcr won first prize of twenty-five dollars in the Azalea Trail Theme Contest sponsored by the Jun- ior Chamber of Commerce. 12 mohian $4 4� m� s in a Fr«kslimaii‘s Life . Freshman parents meet gym teacher at P.-T.A. 2. Core students explain u ork to educator from the Philippines. 3. Boys and girls hare fun square dancing in gym on a rainy day. ■4. Freshmen ride in Murphy's pep parade against U. M. S. 5. Physical Education students don war paint for Thanksgiving assembly. 6. Freshmen girls flock to coke counter at the Homecoming Dance. 7. Queen of Hearts and escort lead freshmen's Sweetheart Dance. 8. Officers and sponsor discuss problems under flagpole. Greer Megginson and Queen Beverly Baggett OFFICERS. Owen. Borden. Benson, Humble. Miss Bosdell. Sophs Settle Down lo Stay Hack again as Sophomores! Together for another year at Murphy. Ready to take a real place in the life of their Alma Mater. Happy with Mrs. Edith Murphy as sponsor and lucky in the officers they elected—Skippy Jackson, president; Marilyn Whigham, vice-president; Dorothy Steph- ens, secretary; and Jim Fowler, treasurer. Proud of the accomplishments of their classmates. Of Allen Crowell, drum major, who appeared in three major productions of the Four Arts Club. Of Jane Cowles, who played the mother in “The Thirteenth Chair,” and Kitty Greer, who did the same in Monsieur Beaucaire. Of Lyda Swafford and Sarah Spottswood, outstanding debaters of Argument, Inc. Of Bennett Castleberry, letter man in foot- ball. Climaxed the year with variety dance in cafeteria on May 8. Prizes galore for broom dance, balloon dance, potato dance, and square dances. Proceeds go toward class gift in—just think of it!—1955. 14 tnohian Sopliomoro Salios 1. Sophomores of pirate hand gel made up for operetta. 2. Key Clubbers help All Girls' Council deliver Christmas baskets. 3. Plane geometry—not alu-ays so plane! 4. Happy girls really live it up. 5. Miss White's section in 114—for once. 6. Agile majorette exhibits acrobatic sk H at talent show. 7. Mrs. Murphy and class officers pose in front of cherub. 8. Now, if you ask. me . . . Officers. Whig ham. fackson. Strphens. Mrs. Murphy. Powler. Alfred and Sandra delay in the sun. mohian 15 Pooch, limior officers. Miss Michael perch on curb for photo. Row 1: Aikens, James Walter; Ard, Shirley Ann; Arnold, Betty; Atkins, Robert Frank. Row 2: Beasley, Horace Gerald; Beckham, Helen Jane; Boulo, Ann Lois; Breland, Patricia Ann; Brettel, Donald Andrew; Broadus, R. J.; Brock, Frankie Joyce; Bryant, Christine; Carey, Robert L. Row 3: Carlson, Fisa Theone; Coleman, Annie Laurie; Daniels, Marie; Davis, Luther Nathaniel; Davis, Mary Evelyn; Decs, Mary Elizabeth; Diehl, Eunice Elaine; Dockery, Vcola; Downs, Jack Patrick. Row 4: Duke, Beverly Joanne; Dukes, Ben Marshall; Dunn, Bill Car- rol; Dutton, Jackie Ray; Farmer, Earl Billy; Farris, Ina La- Merle; Fisher, Joe; Floyd, Ralph Duncan; Ford, Martha Anne. Row 5: Fridge, Dixie Dawn; Gabel, Gray; Gandy, Barbara; Gaynor, Louis Davis; Glass, Betty Jean; Glynn, William; Godwin, Dorothy Lee; Greer, Beverly Jane; Greer, Lee. Row 6: Grccnstcin, Billie; Groom, John Miller; Hallt’ord, Barbara Ann; Hamilton, Leah Clair; Hare, Hubert Delano; Harless, Lewis Danny; Harr, Berdy; Hayes, Pansy Jane; Hilburn, Thelma Alenc. Row 7: Hughes, James Jimmy; Hulctt, Charles Edward; Jackson, Edgar B.; Johns, Donald Ray; Jones, Betty Jean; Jordan, Betty Jean; Kidd, Patricia Ann; Kopperl, James; Kuppersmith, Shir- ley Jean. . 16 mohiun The Row I: Lambert, John Miller; Langley, Aaron; Laurendinc, Mildred Jo; Lee, Mary Frances. Row 2: Lewis, Janice; Lyle, John Frederick; McGill, Louis Mcdric; McMillan. Ann; McRcc, Kirby; Malone, Mary; Manning, Lind scy; May, Ruby Joyce; Morris, Peggy. Row 3: Morrison, Susie Hob; Noland, Barbara Ann; Northcutt, Mar- tha Jane; Norton, Frances Janette; Nutt, Barbara Ruth; Palf- rey, Grover; Parker, Douglas Roy; Pierce, Lonnie V.; Pitt, Calvin Douglas. Row 4: Prcstrige, Carolyn; Ray, Virginia Beryl; Robcrds, Catherine Ann; Roberts, Freddie Ray; Robinson, Charlotte Ann; Robin- son, Leo Jerry; Shaw, Barbara Ann; Shelton, Robert W.; Shields, Shirley. Row 5: Shipp, Gerald Rogers; Shirah, Kay Maureen; Simpson, Mary Gayle; Slaton, Donald Ray; Smith, Mary Ann; Sobcrg, Anna Bess; Stacey, Julian Lamar; Steelman, Wanda Lee; Taulbcc, James Kenneth. Row 6: Terrell, Mary Ellen; Thorpe, Dolores Aulyne; Thompson, Wil- liam Leo; Turner, Norma Lee; Varner, Bobby Ray; Vaughn, Perry; Wackcr, Georgia Louise; Walker, Barbara Faynellc; Walters, Marjorie. Row 7: Wendt, Charles A.; West, Mac Jean; Whatley, Cleveland Earl; Whitlcdgc, Gerry; Wiggins, Annie Merle; Wilson, Barbara Jean; Wisncr, Betty Jean; Woods, Robert Patrick; Zimmerman, Virginia Lee. 18 mohian The � mohian 19 Juniors 1 Rom nr Dale Adams, Glee Club 1-4, Select Choir 4, Latin Club 1 and 2, Chem-Bo-Phys 1. 2 Patsy Jean Aikens, Yo Tappa Kees 4, Future Nurses’ Club 2, Y-Teen� 4. 3 Collin Dale Airman, Nat. Honor Soc., Stage Crew 2-4, Chem-Bo-Phys 3 an l 4, Hi-Y 4, Bible Club 4, Visual Ed. 3. Spanish 2 an l 3, F.E.A. 4, Office Asst. I. 4 Barbara Joan Allin, Rep. Council 1 and 3, All Girls' Council 2, 0. B.E. 4, Four Arts Club 3 and 4, Hi Times 4. (dee Club I and 2, Gate Club 2. Spanish Club 2, Openuppalncka 2, F.T.A. I. Dra- matic Club I, Nat. Hon. Soc. (Hist. 4). 5 Dorothy Lee Allen, Rep. Council 1 and 4. All Girls' Council 2, Bible Club 4, Mohian 4. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 and 4. 6 Elizabeth Estllli. Allen, Nat. Hon. Soc., Bible Club 3 and 4, Chem-Bo-Phys 4, French Club 2 and 3, l-atin Club 1. Welfare Store 4. Teacher's Asst. I ami 3. 7Kucene Allen, Basketball (Varsity 3 and 4), Monitor 4, M Club 3 and 4. 8 Sibyl Ella Allen, D.O. Club 4, O.B.E. 3. 9 Beverly Ann Allman, Rep. Council 1, Bible Club 2-4, Yo Tappa Kces 4, O.B.E. 3, Glee Club I ami 2, Bartonian Staff I, Latin Club 1, Monitors' Council 1-3. 10 Claude Fred Ai.slp, Rep. Council 4, Football 4 (Varsity), Track 4, (Varsity), Tumbling 4 (Varsity), Fan. Ran. Art 4 (Treas. 4), Ushers' Club 4, Key Club 4, (Secy.), M Club 4 (Secy.), Nat. Hon. Soc. 4 (Treas.). 11 Marian El- len Anderson, Nat. Hon. Soc., Rep. Council I (Alt.), Bible Club 2-4, O.B.E. 3 and 4, Glee Club 1-3, Special Chorus 4, Four Arts Club 3 ami 4, Y-Teens 1 (Secy.). 12 Norma Jean Anderson, Chem-Bo-Phys I, Glee Club 1-3, O.B.E. 3 and 4, Allied Youth 3. 13 Virginia Andreades, Nat. Hon. S ic.. All Girls' Council 2 ami 4, Jr. Red Cross 3, Yo Tappa Kccs 4, O.B.E. 3. Gate Club 3, Glee Club 1-3, Dramatic Club I, Visual Ed. Asst. 4. 14 Ruth Noel Angelo, Short Story Club I, Four Arts Club 2-4, Swinish Club 3, Bible Club 4, Mohian 4, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 and 4, Library Asst. 2. IS Edward Ankerson. 16 Verna Madelyn Antoine, All Girls' Council 2 ami 3. Jr. Red Cross 1 and 2, Hi Times Staff 3, Future Nurses' Club 2-4 (V-Pres. 4) (Treas. 3), D.O. Club 4, Four Arts Club 2-4, Special Chorus 3, Opcnuppalocka 2 and 3, Glee Club I and 2, Y-Teens 1. Core Exec. 3, Dramatics Club 1 (Pres.), Hi Times Rep. 1. 17 Jay Eilen Ard, Quill and Scroll, Bartonian Staff I. Latin Club I ami 2, Girls' Recreation Club 2. Bible Club 1-4, Hi Times 3 ami 4, Adv. Psych. Club (V-Pres. 4), Psych. Club 3, O.B.E. 3. 18 Seed� n Stephens Armour, Sec. Rep. 3. 19 Lula Jean Armistead, Allied Youth 2 ami 3. O.B.E. 3 and 4. Teach- er's Asst. 4, Glee Club 1, Dance Club 1. 20 Adriana Adair Arras. 21 Julia Yvonne At« iiison, O.B.E. 3 ami 4, Jr. Red Cross 2 and 4, Psych. Club 4, Glee Club 1 and 3, Visual Ed. 3 and 4. 22 Martha Kay Atchison, Yo Tappa Kees 4, F.T.A. 1, Y-Teens 1, Teacher’s Asst. 3 and 4. 23 Ann Atkeiion, C uill and Scroll, Sr. ('lass Rep. 4, Student Council (Secy. 4), Cheerleader 4, Latin Club 1, Core Club 2-4, Four Arts Club 3 and 4, Allied Youth 3 and 4, Bible Club 2-4, Jr. Reel Cross 4, Inter. Club Council 4, Hi Times 3 and 4, Cate Club 3 and 4, F.T.A. 3 and 4 (Pres. 4) (District Secy. 3), O.B.E. (Class Secy. 3). 24 Eva Atkinson, Jr. Red Cross 3 ami 4 (V-Pres. 4), K.R.C. 2 ami 3 (V-Pres. 3), Bible Club 2 and 4, Cate Club 4, Four Arts Club 4, Allied Youth 3, O.B.E. 3 ami 4 (Treas. 4), Glee Club 1. Mobilc-Kenosha Ex. 4. 2SMaxin Gwyn Baber, Future Nurses' Club 3 and 4, D.O. Club 4, Basketball Club 4, Gym Asst. 3. 28 Merle Ray Baetje. 27Carol Elizabeth Bailey, Nat. Hon. Soc., Bible Club 3 and 4, Glee Club 1-3, Y-Teens 1, Jr. Reel Cross 1-4, O.B.E. 3 and 4. Allied Youth 3 and 4, Mohian 4. 28 Bobby Ray Baird. Band 1-4 (A 3 ami 4) (B I and 2), Chem- Bo-Phys 4. 29 Siiiri.i y L. Baker, School Bookkeeper 4, Openup- palocka 2 and 3, Allied Youth 3, Yo Tappa Kecs 4. Core Club 2 and 3, Glee Club 1 ami 2, Folk Dancing I. 30 Clayton Me- l-AUom.iN Banks. 31 Jerry Barents, Argument Inc. 3 and 4 (V- Pres. 4), Chem-Bo-Phys 4, Hi Times Staff (Bus. Mgr. 2), Latin Club 1. 32 Peggy Jo Barlow. Jr. Red Cross 1-4, Bible Club 3 and 4, O.B.E. 3, Openuppalocka 4. 33 Carolyn Barnard, Jr. Red Cross 1 and 2, Future Nurses’ Club 2 and 3, («iris' Recreatum Club 2 ami 4. 34 Emma Catherine Barnes, Allied Youth 4, Bartonian Staff 1, O.B.E. 3 ami 4. 35 Errol Hudson Barnes, Glee Club 1-3, Special Chorus 4, Select Choir 4, Monitor's Council 2. 36 Marilyn Ruth Barnes, F.T.A. 4, Future Nurses' Club 4, O.B.E. 3, Spanish Club 3, Dramatic Club I, F.H.A. I. 37 Nelson Eugene Barnes, Select Choir 4, Operetta 2-4, State Contest, Glee Club 2. 38 Eliz- abeth Joyce: Barnett, Student Council Rep. 1, Dramatics Club I, Four Arts Club 3 and 4, Riding Club 3, F.T.A. 4, Nurses' Asst. 3 and 4, Adv. Psych. 4, Spanish Club 3, Girls' Recreation Club 2, Monitor 1. 39 Elwood Smith Barrick, ’'A” Glee Club 4. 40 William J. Batchelor, D.O. Club (Rep. 3 ami 4). 41 Ronald Stanley Bates, K.R.C. 3 and 4. 42 Betty Jani Battisti, O.B.E. 4. 43 Kenneth R. Beam. D.O. Club 4, Core Club 2-4. 44 Wil- liam Douglas Bearden, Jr., Gate Club 1-4, Chem-Bo-Phys 1, Al- lied Youth 3, Core Club 2-4. Basketball I. 45Smirlbt Ann Bn k. O.B.E. 3, Yo Tappa Kees 4. 46 Betty Ann Bill, («lee Club 1-3, Special Chorus 4, Spanish Club 2 ami 3, Bible Club 3 and 4, Wel- fare Store. 47 Jack Victor Bell. 48 Cecelia Ruth Bi llakger, Yo Tappas Kees (Pres. 4), O.B.E. (Class Secy. 3), Core Club 2 ami 3 (Fat. Rep. 3), Allied Youth 3, Speech Workshop 3, Gate Club 2, Debating Club I, Folk Dancing 1. 1 Roy Karl Bimis Football (Varsity) 4, Boxing 3. Basketball B 1, Football “B 1. 2 Gayle Lucilf. Benefield, Psych. 4. O.B.E. 3 and 4, Spanish 2 and 3, Debating 1. Office Asst. I and 2. 3 Jam� � Killy Bennett, D.O. Club 4. 4 James Smith Berg, Psych. 4, Jr. Red Cross 3, Art Club (Pres. 1), Football B 1 and 2, Monitor Inspector 3 and 4, Monitor I and 2. 5 Charles Edward Bi rcer, K.R.C. 2-4, Varsity Baseball 2-4, Basketball B 2, Teach- er's Asst. I. 6 Jerky Bernal. 7 Robert Eugeni Bitbeze, Core Club 2-4, Glee Club 2 and 4, Hi Times (Bus. Mgr.) 4, Cheerleader 4. Office Asst. I. 8 James Albert Beuk. 9 Mary Ann Beverly, O.B.E. 3 and 4, Allied Youth 4, Bible Club 4, Core Club 3 and 4, Argument Inc. 4, Core Exec. 3 and 4, Science Club 1 and 2, Glee Club 1-4, All Girls' Council 4, Teacher’s Asst. I and 4. Monitor I. 10 Kay Winfield Biggs. 11 Chari.� � Eugene Bilbo. 12 Thomas Bishop, F.E.A. 2-4, Allied Youth 2 and 3, Latin Club I. Football (Mgr.) 1-3, Track (Mgr.) 1-3, Monitor 3. 13 Carol Ann Black- mon, Yo 'lappa Kies 4, O.B.E. 3, Monitor 3, Teacher’s Asst. I. 14 Beverly Jean Blackwell, O.B.E. 3 and 4, Psych Club 4, Bible Club 3. Spanish Club 2, Glee Club I and 2, Hi Times Rep. 3, Debate Club I, Teacher’s Asst. 4, Office Asst. 3. 15 Sylvia Jane Blackwell, Nat. Hon. Soc., All Girl Council 4. 16 John Henry Blake, Core Club 2-4, Allied Youth 3, Special Chorus 3, (dec Club I and 2, Football B I, Operetta (lead) 3. 17 Mary Alice Blanchard, F.T.A. 4, Future Nurses’ Club 4, Core Club 2, Y-Tcen 1, Teacher’s Asst. 3 and 4, Red Cross 3, All Girls’ Council 3, Fan. Ran. Art 3 and 4 (SeCy.-Treas. 4), 18 Mary Ann Blanchard, Yo 'lappa Kccs 4, O.B.E. 4, Monitor 2. 19 Ann Laura Boan, Girls’ Recreation Club 4, Core Club 3 and 4, Future Nurses’ Club 2-4, Hi Times Rep. 4, Basketball 4. 20 Anna Katherine Bodden, D.O. Club 4, Spanish Club 3, Core Club 3, Glee (!lub 3. 21 Naomi D’Vi.rn Boudin, Spanish Club 4, Yo Tappa Kees 4, Core Club 2-4. O.B.E. 3. 22 Edward BERGER BOLTON, Baseball (Var- sity) 2-4, Basketball B 2, Baseball “B 1. 23 W yon a June Bolton, D.O. Club 4, Glee Club I. 24 William Robert Boone, Special Chorus 3 anil 4, Allied Youth 3, Core Club 2 anil 3, Visual E 1. 1 and 2, Science Club 1, Glee Club I, Select Choir 4. 25 Bob 22 mokidti Henry Bostick, D.O. Club -I. 26()i.imk Prestos Botter, Jr. 27 Ki.win Burl Bounds. 28 Ji an Marii. Bourgeois, Core Club 2 and 3, Girls’ Recreation Assn. 3, Future Nurses' Club 2 anti 3, Jr. Red Cross 3, A Band 2-4, B Band 2 anti 4, Glee Club 1, All Girls' Council 3. 29 Ward I.. Boursaw. 30 Richard Holmes Bowman. D.O. Club 3 anti 4, Four Arts Club 4, Stage Crew 2-4, Glee Club 1-3, Core Club 2 anti 3. 31 Barbara Ann Bovd, Spe- cial Chorus 3 anti 4, Glee Club 1 anti 2. All Girls Council 4, Yo Tappa Kccs 4, Allied Youth 3. (late Club 3. O.B.E. 3, Core Club 2. 32 Daniel Jackson Boyd, D.O. Club 4. Glee Club 1-3. 33 Martin Joseph Brabner, Jr., D.O. Club 3 anti 4, Core Club 2-4. 34 Willie Jean Brackett, Yo Tappa Kees 4. K.R.C. 2-4, Core Club 2-4, Bible Club 4. 35 Charles I). Bradley. 36 EuciNB Bracdon, Atlv. Psych. Club 4. Core Club 2 anti 3, Rep. Council 2, Bartonian I, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 and 4. 37 Marilyn Ann Bract., O.B.E. 3 anti 4, Bible Club 4, Allietl Youth 4, Openuppalocka 4, Argument Inc. 4. Gm Club 2 and 3. Latin Club 1. 38 Char- lotte Ann Brantley, Yo Tappa Kees 4, Bible Club 4, O.B.E. 4, Red Cross I, Y-Tcens 1, Monitor 3 anil 4. 39 Barbara Ann Bra- ZILE, Future Nurses' Club 2-4, Core Club 2-4, D.O. Club 4. Latin Club I, Glee Club 1. Rep. Council I. 40 Ruth Zundel Breisten, Ruling Club 2-4 (Pres. 4), Allietl Youth 3 and 4, Bible Club 4, Four Arts Club 4, O.B.E. 3, Science Club 3, Core Club 3, Glee Club I anti 2, Inter-Club Council 4, Bartonian I, Office Asst. 2-4, Monitor I. 41 Shelby Jean Breland, Core Club 2-4, D.O. Club 4, All Girls Council 4, Future Nurses’ Club 4, Girls Recreation Assn. 2, F.T.A. I, Basketball 4. 42 Alma Tinsey Brewer. 43 Beverly Ann Brewer, Riding Club 4, Y-Tcens 4 (Trcas.), Glee Club 1-4, Core Club 2 anti 3, Hi Times (Rep.) 2 anti 3, All Girls Council 4, Teacher's Asst. 1. 44 Terrell E. Brewer. 45 Paul Parr Brinson, III, Hi Times 4. 46 Virgil Edward Broadus, D.O. Club 4, Red Cross 4, Glee Club I, Core Club 2 and 3. 47 A sis Elizabeth Brown, Bible Club 4, O.B.F.. 3 anti 4, Core Club 2-4, Spanish 1, Monitor 3, Teacher's Asst. 2. 48 Betty Jane Brown, Core Club 3 anti 4 (V-Prcs. 4), Yo Tappa Kees 4, Monitor 3 and 4, Office Asst. 3. 1 Katherine Sinclair Brown, Bible Club 4, Allied Youth 4, Opcnuppalocka 3 and 4. Ciris’ Athletic Assn. 4, Dramatic Club I, Locker Office Monitor 3 and 4, Teacher’s Asst. 3, Section Room Asst. 2, Lunch Monitor I. 2 Malcolm Dovi.� Brown, Ushers’ Club 4, Bible Club 4, A Band 4. D.O. Club 3, “A” Orchestra 2, Rep. Council. 3 Thomas H. Brown. 4 Gene Browning, Core Club 2-4, Allied Youth 3, Glee Club 1 and 2, Hi Times Rep. 4, Teacher’s Asst. 2-4. S Sarah Anne Bruch, D.O. Club (Secy. 4), Monitor 2 and 3, All Girls’ Council 4, Red Cross 2 and 3, Ruling Club 2, Girls’ Recreation Assn. 2. 6 Patricia Brunson, Bible Club 4, Future Nurses' Club 3 an«l 4, Yo Tappa Kces 4. O.B.K. 3, Core Club 2-4, Red Cross Rep. 3, Hi Times Rep. 2, K.R.C. 2. 7 K. Douglas Brunt, Four Arts Club 4. Argument Inc. 4, Psych. Club 4, Jr. Red Cross 3 and 4, (Pres. 4), Track 3 and 4 (Varsity 3 and 4), Boxing 2, Baseball 4 (Varsity 4), Football 3 (Varsity 3). 8 Calvin Earl Bryan, K.R.C. 4, Core Exec. 3, Football (“B ) 2, Cafe Asst. 2-4. 9 Ri ka Alice Buckalew, Four Arts Club 3 and 4, Bible Club 3, Hi Times 3, Monitor 3. IOCelmf.r Carol Buck els, Nat. Hon. Soc., Yo Tappa Kces 4, Four Arts Club 3 and 4, O.B..E 3. Speech Workshop 3, Core Club 2 and 3, Ijtin Club 1, Special Chorus 3 and 4, Teacher’s Asst. 3, Glee Club 2, Fresh- man Chorus I, See. Monitor I. 11 Kathryn Lyon Bui kin, Nat. Hon. Soc., Latin Club 3 and 4. 12 Carolyn Ann Burke, French Club 3 ami 4, Hi Times 4. Psych. Club 4. Opcnuppalocka 3, Bible Club 2 and 3, 1-itin Club 1, Monitor 2 and 3, Glee Club 2, Fresh- man Chorus I. 13Zoii Jean Burnett, Allied Youth 2-4, Psych. Club 4, Red Cross Rep. 4, Mobile Hist. Soc. 4 (Treas. 4), O.B.K. 3, Core Club 2 and 3, F.T.A. 1, Science Club 1, Teacher's Asst. 1. 14 Robert Eugene Burell, F.E.A. 3 and 4, Spanish Club 4, Jr. Reel Cross 1 (Rep. to Area Council). IS Calvin Lesley Burton, Bible Club 3, Visual Eel. 2. 16 Noi.ley Osborne Byrd, Visual Ed I and 2, Core Club 2-4. 17 Rose Marii Canning, Adv. Psych. Club 4. Future Nurses’ Club 2-4, A’’ Band 2-4, B Band I, Bible Club 4, Section Rep. 4, Science Club I. I tin Club I, Dramatic Club I. 18 Patricia Ann Cannon, Bible Club 2-4, O.B.E. 3 and 4, Yo Tappa Kces 4, Council 4, Science Club I, Y-Teens Club I, Monitor 1-4, Teacher's Asst. 1-3, Gym Asst. 2 and 3. 19 Astrid DkLores Carlson, Yo Tapoa Kces 4. O.B.E. 3, Bible Club 4, Glee Club 2-4, All Girls' Council 3, Core Exec. 4, Allied Youth 4. Nat. Hoo. Soc. s and •� . 20L mar FRANKLIN Carpenter, D.O. Club 4, Track 4, Football B 3. 21 Barbara Carroll, Spanish Club 4, O.B.E. 4. 22 Mary Alice Carter. Core Club 2-4, Yo Tappa Kees 4, O.B.E. 3, Bible Club 3. 23 Maxon Graham Catciiot. 24 Florence Quicksall Cecil, Fu- 24 mohian The Senior Class turc Nurse ' Club 2-4, Yo Tappa Kees 4, Latin Club 2, Girls' Recreation Assn. 3, O.H.F. 3, Psych. Club 4. 25 Zaidef: Gray Chatham, Mobile Hist. Soc. 4, Spanish Club 4, Hi Times 4, Bible Club 4. Special Chorus 4, Select Choir 4, F.T.A. 3, “A Band 4, A Orchestra 4. 26 Ronald Childree. Nat. Hon. Soc., Argu- ment hnc. 4, Four Arts Club 3 an l 4, Chem-Bo-Phys 4, F.E.A. 4, Hi ‘limes Rep. 2, Latin Club 1, Mohian 4, Monitor 1, Debate Team 4. 27 Nancy Chute, Yo Tappa Kecs 4, O.B.E. 3, Teach- er's Asst. 4, Library Asst. 1. 28 Annie Louise Clark, Girls’ Rec- reation Assn. 3 and 4, O.B.F.. 4, Glee Club 1-3, Core Club 3, Hi Times Rep. 2 and 3. 29 Nan Elizabeth Cleveland, French Club 3 and 4, Welfare Store 4, Latin Club 1, Yard Monitor 2, Office Asst. I. 30 Jack Arnold Coleman, Core Club 2-4, Projectionist Club I. 31 Sue Coley, Future Nurses' 4, Core Club 3 and 4, D.O. Club 4. All Girls Council 2 and 3, O.B.K. 3, Allied Youth 2 and 3, Girls’ Recreation Club 2, Glee Club 2, Teacher's Asst. 2 anil 3. 32 Horace Clifford Colvin, Core Club 2-4, Special Chorus 2 and 3, Operetta 3. 33 Sammy Pancoast Comly, Span- ish Club 4, Monitor 4. 34 Adelyn Louise Condon, O.B.E. 4, Core Club 2-4, Monitor Club 3. 35Charlotte Ann Cook, Nat. Hon. Soc., Quill and Scroll, Class Secy. 2-4, Mobile Hist. Soc. 4 (V-Pres.), Four Arts Club 3 and 4, Bible Club 3 and 4, Argument Inc. 3 and 4, Yo Tappa Kees 4, O.B.E. 3, Core Club 2-4, Rep. Council 1-3, Spanish Club 2, Glee Club 2 and 3. Allied Youth 3 and 4, Mohian 4 (Bus. Mg .). 36 Eleanor Frances Cooper, F.T.A. 4, Yo Tappa Kees 4. Future Nurses' Club 4, Core Exec. 3 and 4, O.B.E. 3, Rep. Council 4. 37 Margaret Merle Cooper. 38 Ocie May Cooper, D.O. Club 4, Core Club 4, O.B.E. 3, Girls' Recreation Assn. 3, Monitor 2. 39 Odie Fay Cooper, O.B.E. 3 and 4, Allied Youth 3, Psych. Club 3, Core Club 2, Teacher's Asst. 1 anil 2, Glee Club 2. 40 Wallace Gordon Cooper, Core Club 4. 41 Loretta Joyce Copiland, Jr. Red Cross 1-4, O.B.E. 3 and 4, Girls’ Recreation Council 4, Special Chorus 4, Spanish Club 2 and 3, Glee Club 3, Y-Tcens 1. 42 Mabel I.enore Coppedce, Jr. Red Cross 3 and 4, Future Nurses’ Club 3 anil 4, Gate Club 4, D.O. Club 4, Core Club 3 and 4, All Girls’ Council 3, Glee Club 3, Chorus 2, Riding Club 2. 43 Robert Emmet Corry, Jr., Quill and Scroll, Psych. Club 4, Ushers Club 3 and 4, Hi Times 3 anil 4, French Club 3, Glee Club 2. Football B”, Basketball “B”. 44 Helen Virginia Cowart, Nat. Hon. Soc., Bible Club 2-4, Mohian 4, Spanish 4, Rep. Council 2. 45 Dan Robert Cox. 46 William A. Coyle. 47 Franklin Crabtree, D.O. Club 4, Core Club 2-4. 48 Alice Nell Craddock. Jr. Red Cross 3 and 4, Yo Tappa Kees 4, Bible Club 3 and 4. mohian 25 1 Ben Creel, Glee Club 2-4, Science Club 1. 2 Josipiiint Cricir, Psych. Club 4, Allied Youth 4, Spanish 3, Teacher’s Asst. 3 and 4. 3 Ellis Carroll Culpepper, Jr., D.O. Club 4, Spanish Club 2 an l 3, Core Club 2 and 3, I-atin Club I. 4 William Buck Curran, Science Club I. 5Claude Joseph Curry, Jr., Visual Ed 3 and 4 (Treas. 4), Core Club 2-4, Allied Youth 3. 6 Joanne Daiilhokf D.O. Club 4, Cxitc Club 2-4, Rep. Q uncil 2. 7 Mary Ethel Daniels, Clcc Club 2-4, Freshman Chorus 1, Jr. Red Cross 3. 8 Ancelyn Jelaine Davis, Yo Tappa Kces 4, Bible Club 4, Allied Youth 4, Glee Club 2-4, O.B.E. Club 2, Rep. Council 4, Teacher's Asst. 1. 9 Blanche Yvonne Davis, Nat. Hon. S ic., Yo Tappa Kces 4, O.B.E. Club 3 and 4, Glee Club 1 and 2, E.T.A. 1, Teach- er's Asst. 4. 10 Charles Stanley Davis, Quill and Scroll, Bible Club 2-4, (Pres. 4), French Club 3 and 4 (V-Pres. 4), Four Arts Club 4, Psych. Club 3, Rep. Council 3, Hi Times Rep. 2, Glee Club 2, Latin Club I (Treas.), Freshman Chorus 1, Bartonian Staff 1, Mohian Staff 4, Nat. Hon. S«� c. 3-4, Inter-Club (Council 4, Keno ha Ex. 4, Teacher's Asst. I, Locker Committee I. 11 Charlie Wil- liam Davis, Core Club 4. 12 Dixie Omega Davis, Core Club 2-4, Library Club 3 and 4, Y-Tocns 4 (Social Cliairman). 13 Nancy Ei mm Davis, 14 Peggy Di Davis, D.O. Club 4. Glee dub I an l 2, Future Nurses Club 4, Y-Teens I (Pres.). 15 Tracy Rhea Davis. 16 Lauren Ray Dean, Psych. Club 4, Rep. Council 2, Art Club 1, Gym Asst. 2. 17 Norman Richard Dean, Hi Times 4, K.R.C. 3. 18 Joseph Theo Dees. 19 Willard Eugene Dees. 20 Si noth Eleanor DeFi.eron, Y-Teens 4, Red Cross 4, Freshman Chorus I, Recreation Club 1. 21 Mary Lucii.e Delciiamps,Quill and Scroll, French Club 3 anil 4 (Pres. 4), All Girls' Council 2-4 (Treas. 4, V-Prcs. 3, Secy 2), Core Club 2, Freshman Chorus 1, Special Chorus 3, Nat. lion. Soc. 3-4 (Secy. 4), Monitor I. 22 Jan Arnold DeMonbrun, Spanish Club 4, Latin Club 2, Rep. Council 3, Special Chorus 4, Student Council 1, Baseball 4, Foot- ball 1-3. 23 Carolyn Joyce Denmark, Nat. Hon. Soc., D.O. Club 4, Core Club 3 and 4, Spanish Club 3, Freshman Chorus 1. 24 Annie Jeanette Dennis, Hi Times Rep. 4, Red Cross Rep. 3. Y- Teens 1, Rep. Club I, Teacher's Asst. 3. 25 George John Dezkn- berg, D.O. Club 4, Football 2 (B). 26 Devon Dicks, Core Club 2-4, Rep. Council 2. 27 Robert L. Dicks, Core Club 2-4, Glee 7 8 9 10 II 12 26 mohian 17 Till� Senior Class 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Club 1-4, Allied Youth 3, Teacher's Asst. 4. 28 Magdalene Mae Dikyenkorn, Yo Tappa Kecs 4, Riding Club 2. 29 James Albert Dixon, Jr., D.O. Club 3 and 4. 30 Jimmii Ray Dixon, Core Club 2-4. 31 L. Virnon Dixon, D.O. Club 4, Core Club 2-4, Hi Times Rep. 4. 32Grace Donaldson, Freshman Chorus I, Girls' Recrea- tion Club 2, D.O. Club 4, Core Club 2-4, Latin Club 1, Future Nurses' Club 4, Hi Times Rep. 3 and 4, basketball Team 4. Locker Monitor 3. 33 I.ibby Ann Donaldson, Core Club 2-4, D.O. Club 4, Allied Youth 3, Stage Crew 3, Science Club 1, O.B.K. Club 3. 34 Aims OmEOA Dot NELLY, Quill and Scroll. O.B.K. Club 3 and 4, Hi Times 3 ami 4 (Adv. Mgr. 4). Girls' Recreation Club 2, All Girls' Council 2. 35 I)f.ward C. Donnelly, Hi-Y 4 (Secy.), F.E.A. 2, Model Club I. Teacher's Asst. 2-4, Hall Monitor I. 36 Shirley Ann Downey, Nat. Hon. Soc., Core Club 2-4, Yo Tappa Kecs 4, O.B.K. Club 2, Freshman Chorus I. 37 Gwenda Claire Drew, D.O. Club 4. Majorette 2 and 3, (dec Club 2, Office Asst. 3. Cafe Monitor I, Teacher’s Asst. 1. 38 Lewis Gordon Drew, D.O. Club 3 and 4. 39 George Stephen Drinkard. 40 Mary Jene Duffy, Yo Tappa Kees 4, Girls' Recreation Club 4, O.B.K. Club 3. 41 Albert Francis Duke, Senior Class V-Pres. 4, Four Arts Club 4, Core (Mub 2-4, Spanish (dub 2, Special Chorus 3 ami 4, Glee Club 2, Hi Times Rep. 2 ami 3, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 ami 4, Kenosha Ex. 4, Office Asst. 3. 42 Ellen Yvonni Duke, Openuppalocka Club 4, (x rc (dub 2-4, F.T.A. 4, Stage Crew 3, Monitor 3. 43 Mau- rice Yvonne Duke. Science Club 3 and 4, Bible (dub 3 and 4, Special Chorus 4, Psych. Club 4, Glee Club 3, Rep. Council 3, Spanish 2, Science Club 1, Select Choir 4, Teacher's Asst. 3, Gym Asst. I. 44 Richard Adair Duke, Monitor 4. 45 Mary Jane Dumas, Nat. Hon. Soc., O.B.K. Club 3, Spanish (dub 3, First Aid (dub 1 (Pres. 1), Red Cross Rep. I, Monitor I, Teacher’s Asst. 1. 46 Dianne Adair Dunn, O.B.K. Club 3 and 4, All Girls’ Council 3, Girls' Recreation Assn. 4, Hi Times Rep. 2 ami 3, Bartonian Staff 1. 47Sai.lv Dunn, F.T.A. 4. Science Club 3, Riding Club 2. Rep. Council 3, Teacher's Asst. 3 ami 4, Library Asst. 2, Office Avst. 3. 48 Donald Wayne Dunn am, D.O. Club 4. Rep. Coun- cil 3 and 4, Yard Monitor 4, Office Monitor I. 4� 45 47 mohian 27 1 Phyllis Ann Dikhi, D.O. Club -I, Core Club 3 and -1. 2 Michael Eugene Dutton. 3 Addice Sue DuValle, Nat. Hon. Soc., All Ciris' (Council -I, l.atin Club 3 anil 4 (Secy. Treas. 3) (V-Pres. 4 , Special Chorus 3 and 4. Select Choir 4, Rep. Council 2, Glee Club 2, Jr. Red Cross 1, Freshman Chorus 1, Girls' Recre- ation Assn. 2 and 3 (V-Pres. 2 and 3), Teacher’s Asst. 3 and 4, Gym Asst. 2, Monitor 1. 4 Anne Dyas. 5 Yvonne Marilyn Dyas, Monitor 4, Special Chorus 4, Allied Youth 4, Glee Club 2 and 3, Core Club 2 anti 3, Freshman Chorus I, Student Council I, Folk Dancing I. 6Godfrey William Eammlxy, Jr.. Core Club 2--!. Football 2 (B), Basketball 2 (B). 7Ai.n� s Ji ve Eastburn, Nat. Hon. Soc., Ruling Club 2 anti 3, O.B.E. 4, Teacher's Asst. 1-4, Spanish Club 1 anti 2, Rep. Council 3, Courtesy Club 1, Science Club 1. 8 James Richard Eastburn. Jr., Hi Times 4, Rep. Council 4, Argument Inc. 3, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 and 4. 9 James Albert Easterling, F.E.A. 4, Chem-Bo-Phys 3 Stamp Club 1, Kenosha Ex. 4, Monitor 1 and 3 anti 4. 10 Albert Cochran Edwards, Bible Club 4, Chem-Bo-Phys 4, Spanish Club 3, Glee dub 1 anti 2, Courtesy Club 1, Science Club 1. 11 Eliz- abeth C. Edwards, Yo Tappa Kccs 4, Core Club 4, Rep. Council 2, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 and 4. 12 Nathan Ai.i.in Einstein, Gate Club 2-4, Governing Council I anti 3, Spanish Club 1 anti 2, Vis- ual Ed. I, Science Club 1, Football 3 anti 4, Basketball 2 (B), M Club 4, Monitor I. 13 Benjamin Fitzpatrick Elmore, 111, Al- lied Youth 4, Ushers' Club 4. (late dub 3 anti 4, Spanish Club I anti 2, Latin Club 1, Special Chorus 3 anti 4, Glee Club I anil 2. 14 Melvin Lamar Emanuel, O.B.E. 4, Bible Club 4. 15 James William Enfmoex. 16Gkni R x-ik English, D.O. Club 4. 17 Billie Ruth Etheridge, Openuppalocka 4, Band 2, Glee Club 2 anti 3, Monitor 1. 18 Shirley Jean Etheridge, Allied Youth 4. 19 Esther Ruth Etzkorn, Jr. Red Cross 3, Core Club 3, Folk Dancing Club 1, Art Club 1. 20 Eloise Eubanks, Allied Youth 4, O.B.E. 3, Monitor 4. 21 James Russell Eubanks, Jr., K.R.C. 2, Visual Ed. I, Key Club 3 anti 4. 22 Mams Earline Eubanks, K.R.C. 4, F.T.A. 1 (Secy.), Special Chorus 3 and 4, Monitor 3, Glee Club 1 and 2. 23 Ebbie Cecil Evans. 24 Paul Edward 28 mohian The Senior Class 21 22 2S 21 25 26 27 f Evans. 25 (iisr. Fail. 26 Shirley Mari� Fail, Jr. Red Cross 2 and 4, Girls' Recreation Assn. 4, Core Club 3, Hi Times Rep. 3, Section Rep. 3. 27 Rudon Faircloth, D.O. Club 4, Jr. Red Cross 4. 28 Martha Ann Fairley, Allied Youth 3, Psych. Club 3, O.B.E. 3 ami 4, Jr. Red Cross 2 and 3, («iris' Recreation Assn. 3, Folk Dancing Club I. Latin Club 1, Glee Club 2-4, Teacher's Asst. 2, Monitor I. 29 Jacqueline Farr, All Girls'Council 4, Yo Tappa Kces 4, French Club 2-4, O.B.E. 3. Core Club 2 and 3, Riding Club 2 and 3, («iris' Recreation Assn. 3 and 4, Teacher’s Asst. 4, Nurses' Asst. 2, Monitor 1. 30 Juni Anola Faulkner, Spanish C ub 4, O.B.E. 4, Office Asst. 3, Teacher's Asst. 1 and 2. 31 Joan Feast, Yo Tappa Kces 4, O.B.E. 3, Monitor 4. Teacher's Asst. 4. 32 Barbara Elizabeth Felio, Bible Club 4, Four Arts Club 4. F.T.A. 4. Jr. Reel Cross I, Science Club I, Office Monitor 1. 33 Norma Jean Firth. 34 Alma Lucille Fisher. 35 Joe Fisher. 36 Byron Stacey Flanagan, D.O. Club 3 and 4, Core Club 2-4, Football I, Monitor 1. 37 Shelby Jeane Flowers, Nat. Hon. Soc., O.B.E. 3, Y-Tccns 4, Yo Tappa Kces 4, Core Club 4, Moni- tor 4. 38 Jo Ann Floyes. 39 Warren Franklin Fluker, Speech Workshop 2. 40 Helen Gertrude Foli.ansbee, All Girls’ Coun- cil 4, Core Club 4, Spanish Club 2, Girls' Recreation Assn. 2-4. 41 Mai.inee Janie Foster, Nat. Hon. Soc., Core Exec. 3 and 4 (Secy. 4), Inter-Club Council 4, Future Nurses' Club 4, D.O. Club 4. Allied Youth 3, Girls' Recreation Assn. 4, Teacher's Asst. 1-3, Majorette 2 (B). 42 John Jay Fowler. 43 Nellie Ruth Frank- lin, Psych. Club 4. 44 Jane De Pauw Frazer, Class Trcas. 3, 1-atin Club I and 3 and 4 (Pres. 3 and 4), Hi Times 3 anti 4, Girls' Sports Ed. 3, Asst. Ed. 4, Inter-Club Council 4, Stage Crew 3 and 4. Four Arts Club 3 and 4. Bible Club 2 and 3, Gate Club 2 and 3 (Secy. 3). Bartonian I, Girls' Recreation Assn. 2. Quill anti Scroll 3 and 4 (Secy. 4), Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 and 4, Mobile- Kenosha Ex. 4, Welfare Store 4, Teacher's Asst. 2, Glee Club 1 and 2. 45 Paul Freeman, Nat. Hon. Soc., K.R.C. 2. 46 John Wineield French. 47 Mary Louise French, Freshman Chorus 1, Teacher’s Asst. 3. 48 Mary Priscilla Frith, D.O. Club 4, Dramatics Club 1, Allied Youth 3, Monitors' Council 1 and 3. 1 Bn i.i� Jean Fulton, Allied Youth 4. 2 Joe Ben Fulton, Latin Club 3 and 4, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 and 4. 3 Mary Ruth Funder- burk. O.B.K. 3 and 4, Spanish Club 2 and 3. Bible Club 4. Allied Youth 4. Opcnuppalocka (Treas.) 4, Argument Inc. 4. Y-Teens I. 4 Donald Alexander Fuqua, (Jlce Club 1-3, Science Club I. 5 Bobby Houston Futral. Glee Club 1-3, Science Club 1. Projector Club I. 6 Rkiiebourc Gaili ard, III. Rep. 3, F'.K.A. 3 and 4 (Pres. 4), Ushers' Club 4, Chem-Bo-Phys 4, Four Arts Club 4, Agrmucnt Inc. 4, Latin Club 1-3, Rep. Council 2 and 3, Inter- Club Council 4, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 and 4. Mohian 4. 7 Ann Caro- lyn Galloway, Quill and Scroll, Four Arts Club 2-4, ( rc Club 2-4. Yo 'l appa Kecs 4, Bible Club 4, Core Kxec. 3. All Girls' Coun- cil 2, Y-Tccns I, Glee Club 1 and 2, Special Chorus 3 and 4. 8 I .Ol a Lee Galloway, Yo Tap|va Kecs 4, Four Arts Club 2-4, Core Club 2 and 3, Glee Club 2. Special Chorus 3, Future Nurses' Club 3. 9 Myron Ladd Gantt, Nat. Hon. Soc., Ushers' Club 4, Track 4. 10 Cecilia Klaine Garey, Allied Youth 2 and 3, Psych. Club 3 anti 4, Core Club 2 anti 4, Bible Club 4, Jr. Red Cross 2, Hi Times Staff 4, Future Nurses' Club 2, Nurse's Aitl 2-4. 11 Bettie Giietti, O.B.K. 3 and 4. 12 Carolyn Elizabeth Good- man, Yo Tap|u Kecs 4, O.B.K. 3, Bible Club 4, Future Nurses' Club 2, Latin Club 3 anti 4, Glee Club 1-4, Citizenship Club 1, Retl Cross I, Glee Club Accompanist 1. 13 Margaret Georgette Gould, Core Club 2-4, O.B.K. 3. D.O. Club 4. Recreation Club I. 14 Eleanor Hunter Gramling, Quill anti Scroll. All Girls' Coun- cil 2-4 (Pres. 4), Inter-Club Council 3 anti 4. Chcm-Bo-Phys 3 anti 4 (V-Pres. 4), Gate Club 2-4 (Pres. 3), Psych. Club 3, Span- ish Club 2 anti 3, Glee Club 2, Mohian 4, Nat. Hon. Stic. 3 anti 4, Girls' State Rep. 4. Mobile-Kenosha Ex. 4. IS Rutii Eli in Grandy, O.B.K. 4, Bible Club 2 anti 3, Four Arts Club 2-4, Hi Times 3, l-atin Club 1, Freshman Chorus I. Mohian 4, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 anti 4, Mobile-Kenosha Ex. 4, Quill anti Scroll 3 anti 4 (Treas. 4). 16 Frances Tarlton Gray, Inter-Club Council 4, D.O. Club 4, Core Club 2-4, Gate Club 2. Rep. Council 3, Major- ette 2 anti 3. 17 John Ciiason Gray, Spanish Club 4. K.R.C. 2 and 3. Ctfe Asst. 2 anti . 18Rm hi I.. (Imis, Bible Club 2-4 (Treas. 4), Special Chorus 3 anti 4, Select Choir 3 anti 4, F.T.A. I anti 2, Hi Times (Rep.) 3 anti 4. 19 Nancy Helen Gregory, Nat. lion. Soc., Argument Inc. 3 anti 4. Bible Club 3. French Club 3 anti 4, Four Arts Club 3 anti 4, Psych. Club 4, Glee Club 1-3, Special Chorus 4, F.T.A. I, Debate Team 3 anti 4, Mohian 4. 20 Frances Earleen Gremling, Office Asst. 4. 21 Betty Templi Grieein, Hi Times 3 anti 4 (Editor 4), Four Arts 3 anti 4, French Club 3 and 4, Gate Club 3 anti 4 (Pres. 4), All Girls' 30 mohian The Senior I S.'iss Council 2-4 (V-Prcs. 4), Nat. Hon. Soc. 4, Quill ami Scroll 4. 22 Hamlin Henderson Griffin, Jr.. Hi Times (Rep.) 3, Foot- Kill I, l-'ootlsall 2 ( B ), FiKitball 3 and 4 (Varsity), Basket- Kill I, M Club 3 and 4. 23 Joe Grills, Nat. Hon. Soc., Argu- ment Inc. 4. 24 (amis Alton Gunn, Nat. Hon. Soc., Visual Ed. I and 2. 25 Guy Frederick Gunthorpf.. Nat. Hon. Soc., Stage- Crew 2-4 (Asst. Mur- 3). Science Club 1. 26 Mary DllOUS Gunthorpf., Yo Tappa Kees 4, All Girls' Gnincil 4. Core Club 2-4. OjK-nuppalocka 2 anel 3. Mobile Hist. Soc. 4. Allied Youth 4, Girls' Recreation Assn. 4. 27 Marvin Colin Guthrie, D.O. Club 3 and 4, K.R.C. 2, Core Club 2, Hi Times Rep. 4. Science Club I. 28 Shirley Kaye Gw in. Special Chorus 4. 29 Daniel G.d in- Haas. Spanish Club 2 anel 4, Allied Youth 4, Hi Times 4, Base- ball 3 and 4, Football I. 30 Brice I.lRoy Hager, Football 2 (B). 31 Patricia Lee Hale, Future Nurses' Club 2-4 (Treas. 4), Opcn- uppalocka 2 and 4. Nurse's Aid I. 32 Richard Warren Hamil- ton, French Club 2. 33 Saraii Gaw Hamilton. F.T.A. 4. 34 Warren Levington Hammond, Ushers’ Club 3 and 4, Band 2 ( B ). Band ( A”) 3 and 4. 35 Joe Cornelius Hand, Jr., Bible Club 2 anel 3, Rep. Council 2, Speech Workshop 3, Spanish Club 2. 36 Carolyn Marie Hanks, D.O. Club 4, Core Club 3 and 4, Future Nurses' Club 2 and 3, Science Club 3, Girls' Recreation Assn. 2. Riding Club 2. 37 Shirley Anne Hanks, Allied Youth 2-4. Bible Club 3. Freshman Chorus I. 38 Doris Marie Hannik, O.B.E. 3 and 4, Rep. Council 1-3, Yo Tappa Kees 4. Spanish Club 3. Psych. Club 3, Freshman Chorus 1, (ilee Club 2-4. 39 Kath- ryn Ari.ynn Harrison. D.O. C'lub 4. Future Nurses' Club 4. (dec (dub 1-3. 40 Ralph Louis Harms, Football 2. 41 Re ha Mae Harris. Freshman Chorus 1. (dee Club 2-4. 42 Barbara Anne Harrison, Nat. Hon. Soc., D.O. Club 4. O.B.K. 3. All Girls' Coun- cil 2-4. 43 Omer Pierce Harrison, Jr., D.O. Club 3 and 4, Visual Ed. 1 anel 2, Rep. (Council I anel 4, F.E.A. 2-4, Ili-Y 3 anel 4. Jr. Reel Cross 3. Allied Youth 4, F'ootKil! I ami 2 ( B ), Basketball 2 ( B ), Mobile Hist. Soc. 4, Basketball ( A ) 4. Moni- tor 4. 44 Richard Lamar Hastings, Core Club 4. Key Club 3. 45 Robert Vai n Hayron, Nat. Hon. Soc., Quill and Scroll. F'our Arts Club 2-4, Stage Crew 2-4, Visual Ed. I ami 2, Key Club 4. 46 Loretta Ann Hayes, K.R.C. 3 and 4 (Pres. 4), O.B.E. 3, Bible (dub 4, Yo Tappa Kees 4. 47 Marjorie June Heard, Psych. Club 4, Core Club 2 ami 3, Bible Club 4, Four Arts Club 4, Y- Tccns 1, Freshman Chorus I, Glee Club 2 and 3, Special Chorus 4. 48 Shirley Mae Hearn, Yo Tappa Kees 4, O.B.E. 3, Core Club 2 anel 3, Rep. Council 1, Folk Dancing Club 1, Freshman Chorus I. I Joyce Ann Heath, Yo Tappa Kccs 4, O.B.K. 3, Teacher's Asst. 1-4. 2 Saraii Jane Heath, Nat. Hon. Soc., Psych. Club 4, Yo Tappa Kccs 4. 3 Esther Carolyne Henley, Nat. Hon. Soc., Yo Tappa Kccs 4, Core Club 2-4. Cirls Recreation Assn. 2-4, Jr. Red Cross 3, Opcnuppalocka 2 and 3. 4 Taylor Hill Henry, Jr. Gate Club 4. Usher’s Club 3 and 4, Four Arts Club 4, Gov. Coun- cil 3, Nat. Hon. Soc., Latin Club 1, Track 3 and 4. M Club 3 and 4. 5 Barbara J. Herrin, Bible Club 4. Glee Club 2-4, Core Club 2-4, O.B.K. 3, Riding Club. Jr. Reel Cross I, Y-Tccns 1, Speech Club 1. 6 William Francis Herrin, I-atin Club 3 and 4, Psych. Club 3. Gate Club 3, Science Club I, Supply Monitor I. 7 Johnny Ray Herrington. 8 Catherine Cecila Hobbs, Girls’ Recreation Assn. 4. 9 Sam McMillan Hocking, Key Club 2. 10 Martha Ann Hodge, Spanish Club 4, O.B.K. 3 and 4, Four Arts Club 2-4, F.T.A. I, Freshman Chorus 1, Teacher’s Asst. 3. II David Max Hoffmann, Yo Tappa Kees 4. 12 Arlene Lucille Hogan, Yo Tappa Kees 4, O.B.K. 3, Gale Club 2, K.R.C. 3, De- bate Club 1, Teacher’s Asst. 1. 13 Betty Jo Hogan. 14 John Henry Holland, D.O. Club 4, O.B.K. 3, F.T.A. 1. Office Asst. 1. 15 Russell Edward Holley, D.O. Club 3 and 4. Core Club 2-4, Football 1. 16 Dentil Montgomery Hollis, Jr., Core Club 2-4, Allied Youth 3, Football (Varsity) 3 and 4, Basketball (Varsity) 3 and 4, Track (Varsity) 3 and 4, M Club 4. 17 lanrisE Horst, Nat. Hon. Soc., D.O. Club 4, Spanish Club 3, F.T.A. I, Office Asst. I-.3 18 Betty Houston, Nat. Hon. Soc., Bible Club 3 and 4, All Girls' Council 2-4, Mohian 4, I-atin Club (V-Pres.) I. Of- fice Monitor 1 and 3. 19 Betty Merleni Howell, Nat. Hon. Soc., D.O. Club 4, Freshman Chorus 1. 20 Jefferson Walter Howell, Taecher's Asst. 3, Monitor I and 2, K.R.C. 1-3, Model Club (V-Pres.) 1. 21 Charles Fullincton Hrabe, Chem-Bo-Phys 3 and 4, Rep. Council 4, F.E.A. 4, Mohian 4, Core Kxcv. Club 3 and 4, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 ami 4. 22 William Robinson Hudson, Hi-Y 4, Spanish Club 4, Glee Club 3 ami 4, Science Club I. Moni- tor 1 ami 2, Teacher's Asst. 1 and 2. 23 James Arno.d Huddle- ston, Core Club 2-4, Science Club 1, Glee Club I. 24 James Walter Huggins, Jr., Core Club 2-4, F.T.A. I, Track 3 and 4. 25 Sylvia Annette Hughes, F.T.A. 4, Yo Tappa Kees 4, Glee Club I. 26 Jam is Aubriy Huhmamir. 27 Jam Hull, Bible Club 3 and 4, O.B.K. 3 and 4, Science Club 3 and 4. Special The Senior Class Chorus 4, Glee Club 1-3. 28 Ji nk Hull, Bible Club 3 an l 4, O.B.E. 3 and 4, Science Club (Secy. 4) 3 and 4. Glee Club 1-3. 29 Bobby Jam� Hutch� .ns. Monitor 4. 30 Harry Mitchell I Iutchincs, Jr., Bible Club 4, F.E.A. 4. Speech Workshop 3, Stamp Club I. Ushers' Club 4. Teacher's Asst. 3. 31 Martha Ann Hyd� , Openuppalocka (Secy.) 4. Allied Youth 4, Bible Club 3 and 4. Yo Tappa Kees 4. Argument Inc. 4, O.B.E. 3, Glee Club 2, I-atin Club 1. 32 Dorothy Ann Imms, (a� re Club 2-4, D.O. Club 3 and 4, Bible Club 2, Girls' Recreation Assn. 1-3, Allied Youth 3, Projector Club (Secy.) I. 33 Robi rt Stanley Imsand, D.O. Club 4. Projector dub I. Monitor I. NShulii M. Imsand, Y-Teens 4, Core Club 2-4. Four Arts Club 2-4, Dramatic Club I, Allied Youth 3. 35 Marilyn Jackson, D.O. Club 4, Core Club 4, K.R.C. 2 and 3. 36 Mary Charles Jackson. Nat. Hon. Soc., Quill and Scroll, Bible Club 3 and 4, Hi Times 3 and 4, Allied Youth 2 and 3, Spanish Club 2 and 3, Gate Club 3. Courtesy Club 1, Teach- er’s Asst .4. 37Willm Dome Jacobs. 38Pai y M. James, Yo Tanoa Kees, 4. O.B.E. 3. Y-Teens 2. Freshman Chorus I. 39 Phyllis Janl J� � coat. O.B.E. 3 and 4, Girls' Recreation Assn. 4, 0]K-nuppalocka 4, Monitor 4, Rep. Council 3, Jr. Red Cross 2, Freshman Chorus 1, Select Choir 4. 40 Jove� . Bcrnice J� nkins, Future Nurses' dub 3, D.O. Club 3, Glee Club I and 2, Student Council 1, Monitor 1. 41 Carol Sui Jkrnk.an, Nat. Hon. Soc., Future Nurses' Club 3 and 4, D.O. dub 3 and 4, Jr. Red Cross 3, Bible Club 2, Office Asst. 1, Teacher's Asst. 1. 42 Barbara Su� Johnson, Special Chorus 4, O.B.E. 3 ami 4, (dee Club 1-3, Science Club 1, Ruling Club 3, Girls Recreation Club 3 and 4, Teacher's Asst. 1, Monitor 4. 43 Ronald Patrick Johnson, Core Exec. 3, Chem-Bo-Phvs 3, F.E.A. 2. 44 Cecil W. Johnston, Nat. Hon. Soc., Advanced Psych. Club 4 (Pres.), Band (A) 2-4, Orchestra (A) 2-4, Inter-Club Council 3 ami 4, Jr. Speakers' Bureau 4, Ushers' Club 4, Psych. Club 3, Student Council I and 3 (V-Pres. 3), Rep. Council 3 (V-Pres.), Select Choir 4, Monitor 1. 45 David Towns� nd Johnston, Allied Youth 2 ami 3. Student Council I, Football (Varsity 2-4) 1-4, Track (Varsity) 3 and 4, Basketball I, Baseball I. M” (dub (Treas. 4) 2-4, Monitor 1 and 3. 46Ki neth Donovan Joiner. 47 Carl Matelalnd Jones, Jr., Core 2-4, F.E.A. 2-4. 48 Janet Lane Jones, Bible Club 4, Allied Youth 4, O.B.E. 3 and 4, Advanced Psych. Club 4, Mohian 4, Rep. Council 4, Pscyh. Club 4, Future Nurses’ Club 2, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 and 4. 35 36 43 44 4« 43 45 46 47 mohun 33 Teacher Zoie yells at “Dunce Ren, “Siddown an shaddup! M 15 34 nxohian 1 Joyce Ann Jones, Nat. Hon. Soc., D.O. c:lul� -1, Science Club I, All («iris' Council 3 and 4. 2 I.� � S. Jones, Core Club 2-4. Vis- ual Ed. 3, Monitor 1. 3 Marilyn Jones, Nat. Hon. Soc., Psych. Club 4, Four Arts Club 3 and 4, Glee Club 2-4, Spanish Club 2 and 3, Dramatics Club 1. 4 Patricia Faye Jones, Core Club 2-4, 5 Peggy Ruth Jones, F.T.A. 2-4, O.B.E. 3 and 4. Allied Youth 3 and 4, Girls' Recreation Assn. 4. Hi Times Rep. 4, Teacher's Asst. I ami 2, Monitor I. 6WlLLIAM Robert Jones, Football (Vanity 3 and 4, Track 4 (Varsity), Basketball 4 (Varsity'), Baseball 4 (Varsity). 7 Maurice Christine Josei h, Nat. Hon. Soc., Quill ami Scroll, F.T.A. 3 and 4 (V-Pres. 4), Hi Times 4, Future Nurses Club 2 and 3, Library Club 2, Rep. Council 2 and 3, Book Club I (Secy.), Science Club I, Jr. Reel Cross I, Teacher’s Asst. 1, Monitor I. 8Eleanori P. Karagan. 9 Barbara June Kearley, Bible Club 4, Core Club 3 and 4, Science Club 1, Dra- matic Club 1. 10 Betty Glenda Kearley. 11 Marilyn Sue Kearley, Bible Club 3 and 4, Yo Tappa Kccs 4, Core Club 3, O.B.E. 3, Spanish Club 2. 12 Nancy Carroll Keevan, Special Chorus 3 ami 4, O.B.E. 4, Courtesy Club I (Pres.), Special Choir 4. 13Corinne Leigh Kelly, Hall Monitor 4, Locker Monitor 3. 14 Patsy Ann Kennedy, Yo Tappa Kccs 4, Psych. Club 4, O.B.E. 3, Bible Club 3, Teacher's Asst. 3, Library Asst. 2, Office Asst. 1. 15 Robert Louis Kerzic, Spanish Club 4. Psych. Club 4. Science Club 3, Hi Times 3 (Asst. Bus. Mgr.), Rep. Council 2. Stamp Club I, (V-Prcs.). Key Club 2 and 3, Monitor I. ISCuarles Loren Kettler. Quill and Scroll, Mohian 4, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 and 4. 17 June C. Kirki.in, F.T.A. 1-4 (Treas. 3), Gate Club 2-4, All Girls' Council 4, Student Council 3. Jr. Red Cross 3, Glee Club 2, Science Club I, Freshman Chorus 1, Teacher's Asst. 1-4. Type. Lab. Asst. 4, Monitor 1. 18 Francis Gerald Koger. 19 Ann Incersoll Kooi , Nat. Honor Soc. 3 and 4. 20 Ann Eliza- beth Kopf, Nat. Hon. Soc.. Core Exec. 2-4, (Rep. 4), Allied Youth 4, Yo Tappa Kccs 4, Jr. Red Cross 2 ami 3, O.B.E. 3, Gate Club 3, School Bookkeeper 4. Teacher's Asst. 3, Monitor I. 21 Ethel Pauline Kordomenos, Mohian 4, Chem-Bo-Phys 3 and 4, («iris' Recreation Assn. 2, Monitor 1. 22 George Leon Kotis, (a«re Club 2-4. 23 James M. Kress, Core Club 2. 24 Burgette Doris Krusiias, Four Arts Club 3 and 4, Special Chorus 4. (dec Club 2 ami 3. 25 Allen James Lambert, Rep. Council 2, Base- ball 2-4, M ('lub 2-4, Office Monitor 1, Hall Monitor I. 26 Marshall L. Lambert, D.O. Club. 27 Suzanne Lambros, Yo Tappa Kccs 4, All Girls' Council 2 ami 3, Psych Club 3, Allied Youth 3, O.B.E. 3, Bible Club 3, Freshman Chorus I, Hi Times 4, The Senior Class 28 29 AO Cheerleader 3 and 4. 28 Christine Lancham. D.O. Club 3 and 4, Argument Inc. 4, Girls' Recreation Assn. 4, Allied Youth 4. 29 Eva Marii Lavui i d, (dec Club 1-4. Yo Tappa Kccs 4. O.B.H. 3 and 4, Allied Youth 3. 30 Jani Ki.i ari tm Leathirblry, Class Pres. 3. Spanish Club 4 (Class Pres.), Bible Club 2-4 (Pres. 3), Chem-Bo-Phys 4, Four Arts Club 4, Mohian 4. Inter-Club Council 3 and 4. Gate Club 2 and 3. Monitors’ Council 3. Hi Times 3, Student Council 3, Rep. Council 3, Glee Club I and 2, Hi Times Rep. 2. Girls Recreation Assn. 3 (Treas.), Latin Club I (Pres.), Bartonian I. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 and 4 (Pres. 4), i uill and Scroll 3 ami 4, Mobilc-Kenosha Ex. 4, D.A.R. Citizenship Girl 4. 31 Lucille Dauchdrill Leatherbury, Bible Club 3 and 4, Welfare Store 4. 32 Wilfred McKittrick Leather wood, Jr., Nat. Hon. Soc., French Club 3 and 4, Four Arts Club 4, Bible Club 4, Ushers Club 4, Student Council 4, Office Asst. 1. 33 Peggy Louise Leavins, Four Arts Club 3 and 4. Spanish Club 2 ami 3, Majorette 2 and 3, Freshman Chorus I. 34 Betty Nei.i. Lee, Core Club 2-4, Yo Tappa Kees 4. 35 Dorothy Eubanks Lee, Y-Teens I. 36'Lisye Elizabeth Lee, Teacher’s Asst. 4. 37 Clarence Marion Lewis. 38 Leon Gerald Lichtsey, Core Club 2-4, Hi-Y 2-4 (V-Pres. 3), Spanish Club 2, Science Club 1, Rep. AS .U 37 Si A2 AS S4 Council 1. 39 Phillip B. Linnick, Nat. Hon. Soc., Argument Inc. 4, Allied Youth 4, Spanish Club 2 and 3, Football 2-4, M” Club 4. 40 James Clieton Little, Baseball 2-4 (Varsity 3) (2 B”), Track 4. 41 Martha Jean Lowe, O.B.E. 3 and 4, Jr. Red Cross 4, Bible Club 3, Spanish Club 2, All («iris Ctuncil 2 ami 3. Student Council I, Science Club I, Freshman Chorus I, Monitor 4, Teacher's Asst. 3, Office Asst. 2, Monitor I. 42 Milva Gene Lowrey, Glee Club 2-4, Hi Times 3 ami 4, Bible Club 4, Freshman Chorus I, Science Club I, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 ami 4. Quill ami Scroll 3 ami 4, Teacher’s Asst. 2-4. 43 Shirley Ann Lowry, O.B.E. 3 ami 4, Adv. Psych. 4, Yo Tappa Kccs 4, Psych. Club 3, All Girls' Council 3, Rep. Council 2, Student (Coun- cil 1, Glee Club 2-4 ( A 3 and 4) ( B” 2), Monitor 3, Teach- er’s Asst. 2. 44 James Richard Lowther, D.O. Club 4. 45 Mary Alice Luke, Nat. Hon. Soc., Jr. Red Cross Rep. 3 ami 4, Core Flxec. 4, Yo Tappa Kees 4, O.BJL 3, Office Asst. 4, Cafe Monitor 2. 46Chari.es Ronald Luker. 47 William Bruce Lynn. 48 I m shore Winston McCleerY, Stage Club 2-4 (Pres. 2 anil 3), Four Arts Club 2-4, Science Club 1, Visual Ed. I, Glee Club 1, Foothall 2 (’ B ” , Basketball 2 (”B ”). Ushers’ Club 4, ‘‘A Band 2-4, A” Orchestra 2-4, All State Band 3. AH AO «0 41 1 James II. McConnell, Class Pres 2, Core Club 2-4, (late Club 3, Rep. (xHJtu'il 1 an l 3, Spanish Club 2. Jr. Red Cross 2, Argu- ment Inc. 1. Dramatic 1. 2 Donna Sylvia McCoy, Psych. Club •I, Core Club 2 an l 3, Allied Youth 3. Cirls Athletic Assn. 3, Teacher's Asst. 2. 3 Thomas Leroy McCrary, Mi Times 2 and 4, Jr. Red Cross 3, Monitor 1-3, Science Club I, Football (“B ) I. 4 Clarence Arno McDonald. 5 Joy Louise McDonald, Rep. Council -I, All Cirls’ Council 3, Four Arts Club 2-4, Cate Club 2-4, Core Club 3 and 4, F.T.A. 4, O.B.E. 3, Spanish Club 2 and 3. Jr. Red Cross 2, Monitor 3, Teacher’s Asst. 2-4, Cov. (Council I, Science Club I, Dramatic Club I. 6 Ronald Wayne McDon- ald, Hand ( B ) I and 2. Band ( A”) 3 and 4. 7 Jeanne Faye McFlroy, F.T.A. 3 and 4. Bible Club 2-4, Stage Crew 3, Science Club 3, Y-Teens I. 8 Joseph Michael McKean, Key Club 2-4, Cate Club 2 and 3, Monitor I, Rasketball 1. 2 and 4 (Varsity 4), Tennis Team 2 and 4. 9 Jane Gay McKniciit, Psych. 3 and 4, Yo Tappa Kccs 4, Teacher’s Asst. 4, Monitor I and 2, Dramatics Club (V-Prev) I. 10-ARTHUR BoTTBR McLean, Jr., Ushers’ Club 4, Band ( B”) I and 2, Band (“A ) 3 and 4. 11 William Hatch McLean, Senior Class Rep. 4, Usher’s Club 3 and 4, Key Club 3 and 4, Welfare Store 2 and 3, Student Council 4. Rep. Council 2, Latin Club 1, Golf Team 1-4, Football 1, Mobilc- Kenosha Kx. 4, Azalea Court Dandy 4, Flag Monitor 2-4. 12 Gail Patricia M Li more. Yo Tappa Kees 4, Psych. 3. O.B.K. 3, Cirls Recreation Assn. 2, Red Gross Rep. 1-4, Teacher’s Asst. 2. Moni- tor 3. 13 Larry Allan McMillan, D.O. Club 4, Monitor I and 2, Visual Kd. 1. 14 N ijon McMillan. IS Valerie Mc Millan. 16 Rosemary McNab, Nat. Hon. Soc., Bible Club 3 and 4. Span- ish 2 and 3 (Secy. 3), Allied Youth 3, Teacher’s Asst. 4. 17 Curtis Albert McNally, History Club 4, Monitor 4, Jr. Red Cross 3, Science Club I, Art Club I. 18 Thomas Neil McPhail, Select Choir 4, Visual Kd. I. 19 Murdock Ferguson McRae, Jr., Cate Club 3 and 4, Core Club 2-4, Rep. (Council 3, Basketball (“B ) 2. (Varsity) 3 and 4. Football (Varsity) 4, Baseball (Var- sity 3 and 4, M Club 3 and 4. 20 Joan Aurelia Macon, Nat. Hon. Soc., Latin Club 1, Office Asst. 1, Openuppalocka Club 2 and 3, Bible Club 3, O.B.K. 3 and 4, Mohian 4 (Assoc.), Monitor 1. Spanish Club 4. 21 Wesley Taylor Macon. 22 Gladys Mai Madison. 23 Shirley MaiseL, Quill and Scroll. Nat. Hon. Soc., Mohian 4, Psych. Club 4, O.B.K. 3, Spanish Club I and 2, Speech Workshop 2, Teacher's Asst. 4. Monitor I. 24 Richard Renn Mann, Core Club 2 and 3, Allied Youth 3, Glee Club I, Football 1. 25 Margie Maples. 26 Ernest Franklin Marciietti. Foot- ball 1-4 (Varsity 2-4), ”M” Club 2-4 (Pres. 4), Key Club 3, All- 36 mohian The Stale Football 4. All-City Football 3 ami -I. 27 Kirmit Leonard Martin, Jr., D.O. dub 3. 28 Russii.l Aims Martin, Cafe Asst. 1. Monitor I, Boxing 2, Baseball ( B ) 2, Football Manager 2, 29 Sdm EUOBNII Mamin, Mil. Hon. Soc.. Future Nurses’ Club 2-4, D.O. Club 4, Student Council 4, Monitor 2 ami 3, Library Asst. I .Science Club I, Quill and Scroll 3 ami 4, Hi limes 3. 30 Cora Ruth Massengale, Allied Youth 3 ami 4, Core Club 2-4, O.B.K. 4, Girl� ’ Recreation Club 2, Teacher’s Asst. 2 ami 3, (dec Club 1. 31 Barbara Ellen Massey, Speech Club 4, Y-Teens 1-3, Band 2 ami 3, Science Club I, Girls Softball 2 ami 3, Girls Ten- nis 2 and 3. Girls Basketball 3. 32 Charles Douglas Matkin, Glee Club I, Special Chorus 2-4, French dub 3 and 4, Psych. Club 3, Murphy Quartet 2-4, Operetta 4. 33 William Sevier May, Nat. Hon. Soc., Quill and Scroll, Mohian 4 (Faculty Ed.), Four Arts Club 4, Ushers’ Club 4. Hi-Y 4 (Pres. 4), Special Chorus 3, Rep. Council 3. 34 Floyd Bentley Mayes, Jr., Basketball (Varsity) 3 and 4, Football (“B ) 2, Baseball 1-3 (Varsity 2 and 3) (“B” I), M Club 2-4. 35Elrbrt Meadows. 36 John Stanley Megcinson, Spanish Club 4, Allied Youth 4, Hi limes 4, Monitor 1 ami 2, Rep. Council 2, I-atin Club I. Football I, Bas- ketball I. 37 Ralph Ellis Meitzle, Jr. 38 Ardii.ia Meri- wether, D.O. Club 3 and 4, Future Nurses’ Club 2-4 (V-Pres. 4), Gate Club 2-4. Glee Club 1 and 2, I-atin Club 2. Teacher’s Asst. 1-4, Hi Times 3 ami 4. 39 Marilyn Louise Mills, Nat. Hon. Soc., Mohian 4, O.B.K. 3 ami 4. Psych. 4, Bible Club 4, Monitor 3. Mobile-Kenosha Ex. 4. 40 Arva Jo Miller, Recreation Club I, Future Nurses' Club I. 41 Marian Gave Miller, Nat. Hon. Soc., Bible Club 3 ami 4 (Secy. 3), Four Arts Club 2-4, Allied Youth 2, (dee Club 1-3, Hi Times 3 ami 4 (News Ed. 4), O.B.F.. 3, Quill and Scroll 3 ami 4. Select Choir 4, Special Chorus 4. 42 Opal Allene Miller, Core Club 2-4, D.O. Club 4, O.B.E. 3, Allied Youth 3. 43Sydney Elizabeth Minor, Quill and Scroll, French Club 3 ami 4 (Treas. 4), Mohian 4, First Aid Asst. 2 and 3. Hi Times Rep. 3 and 4. Bartonian Staff 1. Latin Club I, Teach- er’s Asst. 4. 44 Robert F.ari. Mixon, D.O. Club 3 and 4, Jr. Red Cross 3, Visual Ed. 1 ami 2, Core Club. Football 1. 4S Betty Ann Mobley. O.B.K. 3 ami 4. Glee Club 1-4, Allied Youth 3, Monitor I. 46 Edward Russell Mot.pus. Quill ami Scroll, Key Club 3 and 4, Ushers’ dub 3 and 4, Four Arts Club 2-4, Mohian 4 (Asst. Ed.), French Club 3, Speech Workshop 2 ami 3. Football (“B”) 2, Mobile-Kenosha Ex. 4. 47 Patricia Ann Moncrief, Nat. Hon. Soc., Four Arts Club 2-4, Allied Youth 3 and 4, Yo Tappa Kees 4 (V-Pres.), Hi Times Staff 3, Rep. Council 2. 48 Joe Donald Mooneyham, D.O. Club 4. Hi-Y. 4, mohian 37 1 Barbara Ruth Moor� . Nat. Hon. Soc., Jr. Red Cross 1, Psych. Club 3, Chem-Bo Phys 3 ami 3 (Treat. 3). F.T.A. 3 ami I. Mo- hun 3. Freshman Chorus I, Teacher's A%%t. 2, Glee Club 2 ami 3. 2 James I). Morc.an, Quill ami Scroll, F.T.A. I (Treas.), Science Club I, Freshman Chorus I, Key Club 2-3 (Pres. 3), Visual Ed. 2 ami 3, F.E.A. 2 and 3, Glee Club 2, Special Chorus 3 and 3, Select Choir 3. Student Council 3, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 ami 3 (V- Pres. 3). 3 Eloise Morris, Yo Tappa Kees 3, Y-Teens I ami 2. 3 Ci rai d Lnr.it Morris, Quill ami Scroll, Four Arts Club 3, Ushers’ Club 3 ami 3, French Club 2-3, Mobian 3, Bible Club 3, Student Council Rep. 3, Hi Times Rep. 2 and 3, Teacher's Asst. 3 and 3. S Gracii E. Morris, D.O. Club 3 and 3, Future Nurses’ Club 3 and 3. Core Club 2-3, Jr. Red Cross 2, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 and 3. 6 Jay Lf.wis Morris, F.F..A. 3 and 3. Hi-Y 3, A Band 1 3 A Orchestra 2 ami 3, All State Band Festival. 7 Patricia Aline Morton, O.B.E. 3-3 (Pres. 3), Allied Youth 3, Inter-Club Council 3, Spanish Club 2 and 3, Argument Inc. 3. Latin Club I, Science Club I. 8 Bf.th Earlenk Mosley, O.B.E. 3 and 3 (V- Pres. 3), Bible 2 and 3, Four Arts 2-3, Student Council 1, Glee Club 1-3, Special Chorus 3, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 ami 3. 9 Dianne Mosley, O.B.E. 3 and 3. 10 John Boon� Mostellar, Student Council I and 3 (Pres. 3), Key Club 2-3, (V-Pres. 3), Ushers' Club 3 and 3. Four Arts 3 ami 3, Golf 2-3, Football Mgr. I, Mobile-Kenosha Ex. 3. Southern Asso. Student Council Corn. 3. 11 Elbert Harry Mudcb, F.E.A. 2-3 (V-Pres. 3), Hi-Y 2 and 3, Bible Club 3, Science Club 3 ami 3, Inter-Club (Council 3, Box- ing 2, Baseball (B) (Mgr. Varsity), Football I, Basketball I. 12 I.ORETTA C. Mi l.i.is. Quill and Scroll, Core 2-3, Hi Times 3, Bible 2 and 3, Nurse's Asst. 3, Monitor 3, Jr. Red Cross Rep. 3, Girls' Recreation Assn. 2. Glee Club 1-3, F.T.A. 1 (Pres.) 13 Jami s Marvin Merrill, D.O. Club 3 ami 3. 14 Sara Catherine Musselwhiti . IS Jamis Ray Nall. 16Shirley Ann Nelson, O.B.E. 3 ami 3, (Jlee Club 1 and 2, Speech Workshop 3. 17 Barbara Lf.oncb N� whirry, Bible Club 3. Core Club 2 and 3. Riding Club 2 ami 3, Select Choir 3, S| eci.il Chorus 3 and 3, Glee Club 2, Monitor 1-3. 18 Benny Earl Newberry, D.O. Club 3 ami 3, Monitor I. 19 ('harms T. Newcomb, Jr., Visual Ed. 3 and 3, K.R.C. 3. 20 Donnie Wilson Nicholas, Monitor 1, Al- lied Youth 3, Core Club 3 and 3. 21 I- dward James Nicholas, Projector Club I, Core Club 2-3. 22 Joiik Aubrey Nicholas, Jr., Ticket Monitor I, Hall Monitor I. 23 Sarah Gi rtrude Nicholas, Future Nurses’ Club 2, Yo Tap|u Kees 3. 24 John Clifton Nikola Kit, Projector Club I, Core Club 2-3. 25 Thelma Jf.an Nobles, O.B.E. 3, Teacher's Asst. 3, Monitor 3. 26 Henry Nor- rie. Allied Youth 3 anti 3. 27 Donna Lorrine Nunn, Riding 38 mohiiin The Senior Onss Club 2, O.B.K. 3, Teacher's Asst. 3, F.T.A. 4, Jr. Red Crass Hi Times 3, Bible Club -I. Ciris' Recreation Assn. 2. 28 Marilyn Patricia O'Gwynn, Nat. Hon. Soc., Quill and Scroll, Ijtin Club 1, Freshman Chorus I, Glee Club 2, Rep. Council 3 and 4, Science Club 3 and 4, (Pres. 4), Bible Club 3 anil 4, Welfare Store 3 anil 4. Inter-Club Council 4. Spanish Club 4, (Class Pres.). Mohian 4, Azalea Cl. Maid 4. 29 Twanette O'Gwynn, “B Band 1, Speech Club 1, Y-Tccns 1, “A Band 2-4, Four Arts Club 2-4, A Orch. 3 and 4, Nurses' Club 3, O.B.K. 3. 30 Henrietta Elizabeth Oliver, Four Arts Club 2-4, Jr. Red Cross 2, Monitor 4, Core Club 2-4, Rep. Council 2 ami 3, Science Club 3, Psych. Club 4, F.T.A. 4, Glee Club 3, Teacher’s Asst. 3 and 4. 31 John Allen Oliver. 32 Joanni Orso, Girls' Recreation Club 2, O.B.K. 3, Psych. Club 4. 33 Mary Jane Oswalt. 34 Travis Owen, Nat. Hon. Soc., Monitor I, French Club 2-4. 35 Faye Hope Owens, 0. B.K. 3, D.O. Club 4. 36 Joanne Gladys Palm. Nat. Hon. Soc., Freshman Chorus 1, French Club 2-4, Core Club 2-4, Glee Club 2 and 3, Special Chorus 4, Bible Club 4, O.B.K. 4. 37 Phyllis Ann Parish. Nat. Hon. Soc., Freshman Chorus I. Student Council 1, All Girls' Council 2, Spanish Club 2, Glee Club 2, Bible Club 3 and 4, O.B.K. 3 and 4 (Secy. 4), Special Chorus 3 and 4, Mur- phy Trio 3 and 4, Girls' Recreation Assn. 3, Allied Youth 3, Mo- hian 4, Student Council 3, Select Choir 4. 38Krnist Littleton Park, Jr., Ushers' Club 4, Argument Inc. 4, Gate Club 4, Mobile- Kenosha Kx. 4. 39 James Coi.ba Parker, Science Club 1. 40 Kathleen Akridge Parker, Debate Club 1, Science Club 1, K.R.C. 2-4, Gate Club 2-4, O.B.K. 3, Allied Youth 4, Jr. Red Cross Rep. 4, Teacher’s Asst. I. 41 Charles G. Patronas, Science Club 1-3, Visual Kd. I ami 2, Football 2-4 ( B 2) (Varsity 3 ami 4), Bas- ketball 2 and 3 ( B” 2) (Varsity 3), Track (Varsity 3 and 4), Baseball (“B 2), M Club 3 and 4, Boxing 2 (Mgr.), Mohian 4. Argument Inc. 4. 42 Betty Jo Patterson, Glee Club I. F.T.A. 2, Majorette 2 and 3, Teacher's Asst. 3. D.O. Club 4, Core Club 4. 43 Nancy Lucille Patterson, Nat. Hon. Soc., Freshman Chorus I, Core Club 2-4 (Kxec. 4), Jr. Red Cross 4, O.B.K. 4. 44 Pat Malcolm Patterson. Stamp Club I, Student Council 2-4, Class Rep. 2 and 3, Golf Team 3 ami 4 Spanish Club 4. Ushers’ Club 4, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 and 4. 45 Sheila Bullock Patterson, F. T.A. 2 and 3, Core Club 2 and 3, All Girls' Council 3, Psych. Club 4. 41 Bonn N'ii i PiAVEY, Science Club I ami 4, Jr. Red Cross I, O.B.K. 3, Argunsent Inc. 3 ami 4, F.T.A. 3 and 4, Rul- ing Club 3 (V-Pres.), Girls' Recreation Assn. 3 and 4, Library Asst. 3. 47 Hugh Albert Peebles, 4-H Club 1. Glee Club 1, Hi-Y 2. 48 Roy Wilbur Pennington, Core Club 2-4. mohun 39 1 Cleo Ros� Perez, Nat. Hon. Soc., Girls’ Recreation Club 2-1, (Pres. 4. Secy. 3), Yo Tappa Kccs 4, All Girls Council 2 and 3, Rep. Council 4. Core Club 2-4. 2 Valerie Ann Pkricola, Stu- dent Council I. Future Nurses' Club 4. Glee Club I and 2. Special Chorus 3, D.O. Club 4, (dire Kxec. Club 2-4 (Pres. 4), Inter-Club Council 4. Psych. Club 3, Biology Club 2. Y-Teens 1, Monitor I, Teacher's Asst. 4. 3 Marjorie Pirkins, Bible Club 2 and 4, O.B.E. 3 and 4, Psych. Club 3, Teacher’s Asst. I, Azalea Court 4, 4 Robert Percy Peters. S Forrest Wayne Peterson. D.O. Club 3 and 4. Mobile Hist. Soc. 4. Hi-Y 4. Track 4, Monitor 2. 6 Barbara Ann Pettis. Folk Dance Club 1. Y-Teens 4 (Secy.), C� re Club 2-4. O.B.E. 3 and 4, Jr. Ret! Cross 4. Glee Club 2, Monitor 3 and 4. 7 Herbert Joseph Petty. F.E.A. 2-4. 8Kint Wade Phillips, Short Story Club I (Pres. I), Psych. Club 4, Core Club 3, Spanish Club 2. 9 Kino Pickett, Spanish Club 4. Psych. Club 4, Latin Club 1, Monitor 4, Teacher’s Asst. 2. Squad Leader 2. IOAcnes Marie Pierce. 11 Beveri.y Ann Pierce, Riding Club 3 and 4 (V-Pres. 4), Allied Youth 4. Rep. Council 4. Psych. Club 4, Core Club 3, Office Asst. 4, Teacher's Asst. 3. 12 Samuel Scott Pierce. 13 Shirley JoAnn Pierce, Yo Tappa Kees 4, Rep. Council 4, Glee Club 2-4, Carre Club 2 anil 3, O.B.E. 3, French Club 2, Dramatic Club I, F.T.A. 1. 14 Peggy Joyce Pii i in, Four Arts Club 4. 15 Faye Pitts. Yo Tappa Kees 4, Openuppalocka Club 4 (Pres.), Bible Club 4. Allied Youth 4, Hi Times 2-4, O.B.E. 3, (dec Club 1-3, Future Nurses’ Club 2, Bar- Ionian Staff I. 16 Harry Pollard, Track 4. Baseball I, l;an. Ran. Art 3 and 4. 17 John Gordon Porter, D.O. Club 4, (dec Club 1- 3, Monitor I. 18 Nancy Macfarlane Potter, O.B.E. 4, All Girls’ (Council 4. 19 Robert Howard Potts, Hi-Y Club 3 anil 4, Basketball 3 and 4, ’’M' Club 3 and 4. 20 David Lide Powell, Nat. Hon. Soc., Four Arts Club 3 and 4, Spanish Club 4, Mohian (Sports) 4, Speech Workshop 3, Key Club 3 and 4 (Treas.), Ushers' Club 3 and 4. 21 Gerald Powell. 22 James Frederick Powell, Nat. Hon. Soc., Speech Workshop 3, Student Council I, Cate (’lub 3 and 4 (Treas. 4), Mohian (Sports) 4, Four Arts Club 3 and 4, Psych. Club 4 (Pres.), Inter-Club Council 4, Basketball C'B”) 2. Key (dub 3 and 4, Ushers Club 3 and 4, Jr. Speakers Bureau 4. 23 Margaret Elizabeth Powell, All Girls' Council 2- 4, Monitor I and 2. Psych. Club 4. Four Arts Club 3 and 4, French Club, 3 anil 4, M. U. Monitor 3 anil 4, Rep. Council 1, Bartonian Staff I, I-atin (dub I, (dee Club I, Mobile-Kenosha Ex. The Class 4, Teacher's Asst. I and 3. 24 Percy Joseph Pownam.. 25 Gar- « and Eugene Pri sslky. 26 Janet Clair� . Price, Psych. Club -I, Hi Times 3 and 4 (Make-up Editor 4), Inter-Club Council 4, Quill and Scroll 3 and 4 (Pres. 4), Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 and 4. 27Chari.es Wesley Pritchard. 28 Gloria Dean Proctor, Girls' Recreation Club 4. 29 Pram in Ann Pruitt, Nat. Hon. Soc., Mohian 4, Spanish Club 4, Yo Tappa Kccs 4, Riding Club 2 and 3, O.B.E. 3, Glee Club 1 and 2, Office Asst. 3. 30 Nelda Pugh, Core Club 3 and 4, Bible Club 4, Spanish Club 4, Teacher's Asst. 2 and 3. 31 Lonnie Quitman Pulley, K.R.C. 2-4, Jr. Red Cross 3 and 4, Hi Times Rep. 4, C!afe Asst. 2-4. 32 David Robert Quinnei.ly. 33 Carole Allen Rainwater, Bible Club 4, Core Club 2-4, Yo Tappa Kccs 4. Monitor I, Teacher's Asst. 2. 34 Betty Jean Ramsay, Glee Club 1 and 2, Dramatic Club I, O.B.K. 3 and 4, Allied Youth 3 and 4, Psych. Club 4, Core Club 4. Mo- bile Hist. Soc. 4. 35 Richard William Rasbkrry, Football 2. 36 Larry Marvin Rawls, Projector Club I, K.R.C. 2, D.O. Club 3 and 4, (jfc Worker 4. 37 Betty Jean Ray, Rep. Council 2, Opcnuppalocka Club 2 ami 3, Core Exec. 2 ami 4. Bible Club 4, Psych. Club 3, Advanced Psych. Club 4 (Secy. 4), Allied Youth 3. Jr. Red Cross 3, O.B.K. 3. 38 William Cecil Ray. 39Chari.es Leroy Raynor, Glee Club 1-3, Spanish Club I, Core Club 3 ami 4, Rep. (atuncil 4, Hi-Y Club 4, Allied Youth 3 ami 4, D.O. Club 4. 40 Sylvia Frances Rii.d, Nat. Hon. Soc., Argument Inc. I, First Aid Club 1, Girls' Recreation Club 3 and 4, (a� re Club 2. 41 Peggy Reeves, Nat. Hon. Soc., Quill and Scroll. Glee Club I, Bible Club 2-4. Four Arts Club 3 ami 4, Jr. Red Cross 2-4 (Treas. 4), Mohian 4, Fan. Ran. Art 3 ami 4, (V-Pres. 4), Teacher’s Asst. I ami 2. 42 Catherine Dean Reinhart, Nat. Hon. Soc., Glee Club 1-3, Special Chorus 4, Latin Club 3 and 4, Girls' Rcc. Club 2-4 (Secy. 4.) Mohian 4, Rep. Council 2-4. 43 Joyce Marie Rester, Nat. Hon. Soc., F.T.A. 1, Yo Tappa Kees 4, K.R.C. 2-4 (Secy. 4), Core Club 2-4. 44 Mavis I-OUISe Reynolds, Core Club 2-4, D.O. Club 4. Future Nurses' Club 4. 45 Vivian Jean Rev- no! ds. Quill and Scroll, Bartonian Staff, 1, Glee Club M. All Girls' Council 2-4, Mohian 4, Spanish Club 3. O.B.K. 3, Bible Club 4, Nat. lion. Soc. 3 ami 4, Library Asst. 4. 46Gayli Rhodes, Girls' Rcc. Club 2-4, Core Club 2-4, D.O. Club 4, Office Asst. 3. 47 Clyde Franklin Risen, Nat. Hon. Soc., Quill ami Scroll, Band ( A ) 2-4, Band ( B ) 1, Projector Club I, Special Chorus 3 and 4. Spanish Club 4, Hi Times 4. Orchestra ( A ) 3, Murphy Quartet 3. 48 Luda Berry Risiier. 1 Thais Graof Roberson, F.T.A. 3 an l 4, Mohian 4, “A Band 3 and 4, “B Band 2. 2 Paul I). Kohirti, I-'imiiIuII 4 (Varsity). 3 Marlow C. Robinson, Hi Times Rep. 4. Monitor 4. 4 Jimmie Harold Rogers, Core Club 3. 5 Rlnla Molittie Rogers, Core Club 2-4. D.O. dub 4. Future Nurses’ Club 4, Jr. Red Cross 4, All («iris’ Council 4, O.B.K. 3, Biology Club 2, Glee Club 2, Stu- dent Council I, Science Club I, Hi Times Rep. 1, Freshman Chorus I, Monitor I. 6 Shelby I.. Rogers, D.O. Club 3 anti 4, Glee Club 2, Freshman Chorus 1. Model Club I (Pres.). 7 Billie Jean Ross, Core Club 3 ami 4, D.O. Club 4, O.B.F.. 3, Science Club I. 8 Voncili I.ESSIE Rowell, Psych, dub 4. Dramatics I, Monitor 3 and 4. 9 Jack F.dward Rutherford. 10 Jerry Rut- land. 11 Vera Louise Rye, Psych. Club 4, Library Asst. 4, O. B.K. 3. Cafe Monitor 3, Freshman Chorus I. 12 Daisy Deiares Santa Crux, Bible Club 1, Argument Inc. 1, Jr. Red Cross I. 13 Carolyn Ann Sai p, Bible Club 4, Science Club 4, Psych. Club 4, O.B.K. 3. Future Nurses’ Club 2 ami 3. Library Asst. I, Nurse’s Asst. 4, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 and 4. 14 Margaret Dlloris Saras thi s, Core Club 2-4, Jr. Red Cross 4, Teacher’s Asst. 4, («Ice dub 2 and 3, Freshman Chorus I. 15 Robert Eugene Savacool, V- Pres. 2, Ushers’ Club 4, Psych. Club 3, Rep. Council 2 and 4, Foot- ball 3 and 4 (Varsity), Football 2 (B), Baseball 4, Basketball 2 (B), M” Club 3 and 4. 16 Annie law Schrock, Yo Tappa Kees 4, Recreation 1. 17 Shirley Gail Seay, Yo Tappa Kccs 4, O.B.K. 3. 18 Wanda Ann Sellers, Allied Youth 4. D.O. Club 4 (Treas.), Girls’ Athletic Assn. 4, Core Club 2-4, French Club 2-4, Jr. Red Crovs 3, Debate Club 1, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 and 4, Special Chorus 3, Glee Club 2, Freshman Chorus I. 19 Bertram Georgi Sells, Band 1-4. 20 James Robert Sharp, Student Council Rep. 1. 21 Sally Sharpe, Student Council I and 3 and 4, Spanish Club 4 (Secy.), Four Arts Club 4, Girls’ Recreation Assn. 2, Riding Club 2, I .a tin Club I. Glee Club 2 and 3, Freshman Chorus I, Welfare Store 4. 22 Mary Lydia Sheehy, Class Treas. 4, Class Rep 3, 0. B.K. 3 and 4, Rep. Council 1 and 3 ami 4, Mohian 4, Hi Times 3, Stage Crew 3, All («iris’ Council 2, Ruling Club 2, Latin Club 1. Quill anil Scroll 3 ami 4, Azalea Trail Maid 4. 23 Patricia Ann Sheehy, Nat. Hon. Soc., O.B.K. 3 and 4, Jr. Red Cross 4, Rep. Council 3, Spanish Club 2, I.atin Club I. F.T.A. 1 (V-Pres.), Glee Club 2 ami 3, Freshman Chorus 1. 24 William Cornel- lious Sheehy, Football 3 and 4, (Varsity) (All City 4), Football 2 (B), Baseball 4, Track 3 ami 4 (Varsity), Monitor 4, “M dub 3 and 4. 25 John Wileord Shell, Core Club 2-4, Spanish Club 4, Football 2 (B), A” Band 2-4, “B Band 1. 26 Margaret Bf.rnici Shepherd, Science Club I (Secy.), Nurse's Asst. 1 and 3. Special Chorus 3 and -I, Special Choir 3. 27 Marry Franklin Shirley, (2ore Club 2-4, Visual Ed. 2-4 (V-Pres. 4). 28 Betsy Jane Shoulders, Core Club 2-4, Jr. Red Cross 4, FT.A. 4, Future Nurse's Club 4. Rep. Council 4. 29 William O din Shropshire, Class V-Pres. I, Class Pres. 4. Class Rep. 2 and 3. Key Club 2-4. (V-Pres. 3). Ushers’ Club 3 and 4, Four Arts Club 3 and 4, Spanish Club 4, Football 1 and 2 (Mgr.), Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 and 4. Mobile-Kenosha Ex. 4. 30 Violet Kathryn Siemssf.n, Core Club 2 and 3, O.B.E. 3 and 4, Nurse’s Asst. 3 and 4. 31 Helen Jeanne Sims, Yo Tappa Kccs 4, Rilling Club 3, F.T.A. 1, Hi Times 3 and 4. 32 Wanda Diane Sims, Bible Club 2-4, All Girls' Council 2-4, Yo Tappa Kccs 4, Core Club 4, O.B.E. 3, Four Arts ('lub 2 and 3, Jr. Red Cross 2, Special Chorus 2-4, Freshman Chorus I. 33 Nancy Jean Skoclund, Nat. Hon. Soc., D.O. Club 4, O.B.E. 3, Four Arts Club 3 and 4. Courtesy Club 1 (Secy.). 34 Oliver Nu hoi as Skoclund, Stage Crew 1 anti 3 and 4, F.E.A. 1 and 3, Science Club 1 and 3. 35 Raymond Earl Skoclund, D.O. Club 3 anti 4, Football 2 (B). 36 Betty Jean Smith, Core Club 2-4. Yo Tappa Kccs 4, All Girls' Council 2, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 anti 4. 37Cl� vis Warren Smith, D.O. Club 3 3nd 4, Core (’lub 2-4, Allied Youth 3. 38 Dorothy Mae Smith, Four Arts Club 2-4, Future Nurses' Club 3 anti 4, D.O. Club 4, O.B.E. 3, F.T.A. 1 and 2. Glee Club 2 anti 3, Freshman Chorus I. 39 Frances Juanita Smith, Nat. Hon. Soc., Yo Tappa Kccs 4, Bible ('lub 4, “A Band 2-4, B Band I. 40 Joseph Smith, Band 2-4. Orch. 4. Freshman Chorus 1. 41 Omkika Loreitta Smith, Nat. Hon. Soc., Girls’ Recreation Assn. 3, (a� re Club 2 anti 3. 42 Hope Winthrop Sneerincer, Allied Youth 4, Openuppalocka 4, Core ('lub 2 and 3, Riding Club 2, Special Chorus 4, Glee Club 2 anti 3, Freshman Chorus I. 43 Louis Henry Snow. 44 Char- lene Snyder, Quill anti Scroll, Core Club 2-4, Allied Youth 4, F.T.A. 4, Psych, ('lub 4, Mohian 4, French Club 3, Jr. Red Cross 3 (Alt.). 45 James Frederick Snyder, Yard Monitor 4. 46 James Wallace Sockwell, French Club 3 anti 4, Ushers’ Club 4, Key ('lub 4, Mohian 4, Four Arts Club 4, Gate Club 3, Rep. Council 2, Hi Times 2, Mtdiile-Kcnosha Ex. 4, Special Chorus 3, Glee Club 2, Freshman Chorus I. 47Ciiarles Albirt Sowell. Jr. Red Cross 2 and 3 (Trcas. 2 anti 3), Author's Club I. 48 Jayne C. Stacey, Adv. Psych. Club 4 (Trcas.), Yo Tappa Kccs 4, Bible Club 4, Core Exec. 4. Openuppalocka 3, Psych. Club 3, Ai- ded Youth 2 and 3, Special Chorus 4. Tlie Senior Class mo hurt 43 1 Kenneth John Steiner. Allied Youth 4 (Troas.), F.E.A. 3 and 4. Football 4 (Varsity), Track 3 and 4. “M Club 3 and 4. 2 Mary Catherine Steiner, Nat. Hon. Soc., Yo Tappa Kces 4, O.B.E. 3. 3 Marylou Win Stephens, Future Nurses’ Club 2-4, F.T.A. 1. Teacher's Asst. 2 and 3. Monitor 3. 4 George Steven , Psych. Club 4 (V-Pres.). 5 Roberta Ann Stevens, F.T.A. 4. Future Nurses' Club 4, Core Club 4, Jr. Red Cross 4, Rep. Council 4. 6 Donald R. Stewart. 7 Stanley W. Strickland. 8 Lewis Nolan Stringfellow. 9 William James Sturtevant. 10 Cecil Delanor Sullivan. D.O. Club 3 and 4 (V-Pres. 3) (Pres. 4), Jr. Red Cross 3. 11 William Henry Sullivan. Class Rep. 4. Dra- matics Club I, Four Arts Club 3 and 4, Inter-Club Council (V- Pres.), S| cvial Chorus 2-4, Tennis Team 1-4, Rep. Council 3, Ushers' Club 3 and 4. 12Charles Sidney Summers. 13 Bitty Ann Sweeney. Recreation Club 1, Core Club 2 ami 3, O.B.F.. 3. Y-Tcens 1. 14 Gary Richard Swektser, ''A Band 2-4, A Orch. 3 and 4. 15 Janice Vernei.l Tanner, Psych. Club 4, Bible Club 3, All Girls’ Council 3 and 4, Core Club 2, Teacher’s Asst. 1. 16 Murray Alan Tanner. 17 James Warren Tarlton, Class V-Pres. 3, Speech Workshop 3, Glee Club 2, Freshman Chorus I, I-atin Club I, Special Chorus 3 and 4, Baseball 1, Ushers' Club 3 and 4, Welfare Store I, Sec. Rep. 2 and 4, Mobile-Kenosha F.x. 4. 18 Dorothy Ann Taylor, Psych. Club 3 and 4, Ruling Club 3, Y-Teens 1 (Pres.), Library Asst. 2 and 3, Hi Times Rep. 3. 19 Margaret Bancroft Taylor, Riding Club 2, Glee Club 2. Span- ish Club 4, Hi Times 3, Iaitin Club 1 ami 3 and 4, Gate Club 3 and 4 (Secy. 4), Monitor I ami 3, Quill and Scroll 3 ami 4 (V- Pres. 4). Welfare Store 4, Bartonian Staff 1, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 and 4. 20 Patsy Lois Ti.mpi.in, Y-Teens 1, Freshman Chorus I. Fu- ture Nurses’ Club 2-4, D.O. Club 4. Chem-Bo-Phys 3, F.T.A. I ami 2, Science Club I, Art Club I, Jr. Red Cross I, Bartonian Rep. 1, Hi Times Rep. 2 and 3, Monitor 1, Teacher’s Asst. 1-3, Library Asst. 1. 21 Imocene Tennyson, D.O. Club 3 and 4, Science Club 1, Core Club 2-4, Future Nurses' Club 2, Rep. Coun- cil 4, Hi Times Rep. 2. 22 Anne Ayres Terry, Argument Inc. 4, All Girls’ Council 2-4, Bible Club 2-4 (Trras. 3) (Secy. 4), 44 mohian iO The Senior F.T.A. 1-4 (Ilist. 3), I-itin Club 3 Jn«l 4, Spanish Club 4 (Secy.), Chem-Bo-Phvs 3, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 and 4, Teacher's Asst. 1-4. Monitor I, Mobile-Kcnosha Ex. 4. 23 Wili.iam Robin T� v, Core Club 2-4, F.E.A. 2 an l 3, Science Club 1. 24 Barbara Ann Thomas. Openuppalocka 3, O.B.E. 3, Yo Tappa Kees 4. Clcc Club 2, Core Club 2 and 3, Folk Dancing I, Freshman Chorus I, Teacher's Asst. I and 3, School Bookkec| er 4, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 and 4. Monitor I. 25 Billy Ray Thomas, D.O. Club 4. 26 Le- Bron Thomas, Core Club 3 and 4, Teacher's Asst. 3 ami 4. 27 William George Thomas, Rep. Council 4, Jr. Red Cross 4. 28 Gwyn Rai Thompson, D.O. Club 4. 29 Ijvura Janet Thomp- son. D.O. Club 4, Core Club 3 ami 4. O.B.E. 3, Jr. Red Cross 2, Y-Tcens I, Science Club I. 30 Jean Mae Thurman, Glee Club 4. 31 Marjorie Joy Thurston. 32 Margaret Elizabeth Tis- dale, Bible Club 4, Psych. Club 4. Dicker Monitor 4, Monitor 1. 33 William Robert Toli.ison, Jr.. Monitor 4. 34 Dorothy Flem- ing Tompkins, Hi Times Rep. 3, Softball 4. 35 Margaret Mar- ian Towle, Spanish Club 2 and 3, O.B.E. 4, Select Choir 4. 36 Thomas Lawrence Trawick, Cheni-Bo-Phys 4, Luin Club 1, F.E.A. 4, Bible Club 4, Monitor 3. Teacher’s Asst. I. 37 Beverly Ann Tucker, Freshman Chorus 1, Science Club I. Bible Club 3 and 4, Core Club 2-4, Allied Youth 4, Future Nurses' Club 4. l«atin Club 1, Glee Club 2-4. 38 Julia Virginia Turberville, Spanish Club 4, Glee Club 3, Special Chorus 4, All Girls’ Council 4, Teacher's Asst. 4. 39 Jo Ann Turk, D.O. Club 4, Yo Tappa Kees 3, French Club 2, Office Asst. 3. 40 William Spence Tur- ni r. 41 Bjorn Adole Tveismk, Track (A), M Club 3 and 4. 42 Mary JoAnn Urban, O.B.FL 4, Core Club 2-4. 43 John Ervin Vaughan, Rep. Council 2, Basketball 4. 44 Martha Ann Vauchan, O.B.E. 3, Glee ( lub 2-4, Core Club 3, Yo Taj pa Kees 4, Girls' Recreation Assn. 4, Library Asst. 4, Teacher’s Asst. 3 ami 4. 45 Lanelli Vickrey, Nat. Hon. Soc., Quill ami Scroll, Bible Club 2-4, Spanish Club 4, Allied Youth 3, Glee Club 2 and 3, Special Chorus 4, Mohian 4, Library Asst. 2-4. 46 Ann Millet Walker, Four Arts Club 4, Quill ami Scroll 4. 47 Eva Pearl Walker. 48 Stanley Willard Walker, Core Club 3 ami 4, Track 4. mohian 45 1 I . Harold Wallace, (d re Club 2-4, Basketball (Varsity 3 ami 4, B 2), Football 4, Ushers’ Club 4. Special Chorus 2, Chorus I. 2 Anita Carol Walters, Yo Tappa Kccs 4. O.B.E. 3. Core Club 3, French Club 2. Rep. Council 2, Folk Dancing I. 3 Herciiei F. Waltman, Allied Youth (Pres.) 4, Hi-Y 4, Monitor 2, M� l ilc Hist. Soc. 4. F.E.A. 2-4, Model Club (V-Pres.) I. 4 Richard A. Waltman, Glee Club 1-3. Visual Eel. I, Model Club I. 5 Hilln Estllll Ward, Bible Club 4, Girls’ Recreation Assn. 4, Four Arts Club 3 and 4, F.T.A. I and 2, Rep. Council 4, Yo Tappa Kccs 4, All Girls’ Council 4, Jr. Reel Cross 2, Hall Monitor 2 an l 3. 6 Yvonne Ward. Dramatic Club I, Teacher’s Asst. 4, Lunchroom Asst. 1. 7 Albert Matthews Warnock. Jr., Rep. Council 4. Spanish Club 4, Quartet 4, Stamp Club (Pres.) 1, Select Choir 4. Mohian Photographer 4. 8 Margaret Elaine Warnock, French Club 4. Spanish Club 2 and 3, F.T.A. I, Bible Club 4, Girls' Recreation Assn. 3. 9 Peggy Jo Wauerleben, O.B.E. 3... 10 Ernkrt Ray Watson, Basketball (Varsity 1 and 4). 11 TlOt Millard Weathers, Jr., lianel (“A” 2-4; ‘B’’ 1), Music Club 1. 12 Walter Scott Weaver, D.O. Club 3 and 4, Glee Club 1 and 2, Stage Crew 3 ami 4. 13 Luticia Jane Wetzel, Girls’ Recrea- tion Assn. 2 and 3, Bible 4, Hi Times 3, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 ami 4, Mohian 4. 14 Happy James Whatley, Jr., Glee Club 1-4, Psych Club 3, Core Club 2-4. IS Sue Ellen Whearley, O.B.E 2 and 3, Monitor I. 16 Nancy Elizabeth Wiieyland, Core 2-4, O.B.E. 3, Yo Tappa Kees 4, Debating I. 17Carolyn Elizabeth Whiddon, D.O. Club 4, Girls' Recreation 2. O.B.E. 3, (dee Club 1 and 2, Bible Club 2. 18 Betty Ruth Wiik.iiam, Y-Tcens 4. 19 Betty Jacki.vnn Whuenhant, Nat. Hon. Soc., Allied Youth 3 ami 4. O.B.E. 4, (dee Club 2 and 3, Red Cross 4, Core Club 2-4, Special Chorus 4. 20 Gi raid Glen Whitaker, Visual Ed. 1-4 (Pres. 4) (Treas. 3), D.O. Club 4, Core Club 2-4, Allied Youth 4. 21 Dera Dolores White, Core Club 3 and 4, Mobile Hist. Soc. 4, Yo Tappa Kees 4, Bible Club 3, (dec Club 1-3, Spanish Club 2, Core Exec. 2. Dramatics Club 1, Science Club 1, Special Chorus 4, Special Choir 4. 22 Tommy N. White-Spinner, Nat. Hon Soc., Sr. Rep., Soph. Treas., Key (’lub 2-4 (Secy. 3), Speech Work- shop 3, Core Club 2 ami 3. Jr. Reel Cross 2, Track 3 anel 4. Ushers’ Club 3 anel 4, M Club 3 anel 4, Mobilc-Kenosha Ex. 4 23 William Kitneh Whitmire. Nat. Hon. Soc., Core Club 2 ami 3, (dec Club I. 24 Tommy Taylor Wmcins. 25 Mary I-ouise The Senior Class Wii.ki.rsos, Core Club 3 and 3. Future Nurses’ Club 2 and 3, D.O. C.lub 3, O.B.E. 3. («iris' Recreation Assn. 2 and 3, Soft Ball 3. Basketball I. 26 Barbara Jean Williams, Y-Teens 3. Core Club 3 and 3, Red Cross Club 2, Future Nurses’ Club 2. Bible Club I, («Ice Club I. 27 Doris Evelyn Williams, Bible Club 4- Spanish Club 4. Teacher’s Asst. I. 28Emily Williams, Nat. Hon. Soc., O.B.E. 3 and 4, Future Nurses’ Club 2, Short Story Club I. Speech Club I, Library Asst. 29 Jake. Millard Williams, Argu- ment Inc. 2-4, F.E.A. 4, Cartoonist Club 3, Stamp Club I, Stu- dent Council I. 30 Richard Joseph Williams, Allied Youth 4, Cartoon Club 3 and 4, Visual Ed. 3, Core Club 2 and 3, Jr. Reel Cross 1 and 2, Student Counci) I, Football (Mgr.), Monitor 3. 31 Robert Augustus Williams, D.O. Club 4, Mi Times Rq . 2 ami 3. Football I. 32 William Ernest Williams, Core Club 2-4. 33 Robert Earle Willisson, Sr. Class Rep. 4. Rep. Coun- cil 2 and 3. Argument Inc. 3 and 4 (Pres. 4), Psych. Club 3, Cate Club 3 and 4. Courtesy CJub I (V-Pres.), Golf 3. Football 2, Basketball 3, Ushers’ Club 3 and 4, Select Chorus 4, Mobile-Ke- nosha Ex. 4. 34 Frances Ethel Wilson, Nat. Hon. Soc., Bible Club 3 and 4, Y-Icens 1, Spanish Club 4, Monitor 1, Teacher’s Asst. 2 and 3. 35 Helen Marie Wilson, O.B.E. 4, Core Club 2 and s. (‘ore Exec. S. 36|. T. Wilson, D.O. Club 4. 37Charlis Edward Winstanley. 38 Jerky Wittmann, Quill and Scroll. Mohian (Ed.) 4. Science Club I and 3 ami 4, Four Arts Club 4. All Girls' (Council 2-4, (Secy. 4), Gate Club 4. Latin Club 1-4, Girls' Rcc. Asm. 2 and 3, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 and 4. 39 Ai.yce G. Won ori� , D.O. Club 4. 40 Barbara Ruth Womack, Bible Club 2-4, Spanish Club 2 and 3, Special Chorus 3 and 4, Select Choii 3 and 4, Monitor 2 and 3. 41 Carrol Voncile. Wood, Yo Tappa Kees 4, Chorus I. 42 Rebecca Wood, Bible Club 3 and 4. Band ( A 2-4) ( B” I), Orchestra “A 3 ami 4, Tecaher’s Asst. 4. 43 Lois Jeannini Woodson. 44 Yvonne Worrell, Four Art? Club 4, Jr. Reel Cross 2 and 3, Spanish Club 4, Bible Club 2, F.T.A. 2. Nat. Hon. Soc. 3 and 4, Teacher’s Asst. 2-4. 45 Har- old 1). Wright, Bible Club 2. Science Club I. Music Club 1. Model Airplane Club I, Physical Ed. Club 1. 46 James Harrison Wright, III. Four Arts Club 4, Projector Club I, Band (A 2-4) (Capt. 4), Ushers’ Club 3 and 4, 47 Wilburn Eugene Wright. 48 Lynwood Rowe. Wynne, K.R.C. 3 and 4, Visual Ed. 2, Yard Monitor 4, Monitor 1. FAVORITES John Mos tellar Sally Sharpe 50 mohtan FRIENDLY mohtan 51 Bill Sullivan Martha Lowe 52 mohian VERSATILE tnohtan 53 Billy Shcehy Nancy Davis 54 tnohtan POPULAR mo hurt 55 Frances Pruitt Bobby Willis son 56 mohian M oh tun favorites are sixteen outstanding seniors eleited by popular vote of the Senior Class. niohtan 57 tus • its dll yours • it's all yours • it's all yours • it's dll yourt • n's ,ill yours • its dll yours • it's dll ) . all yours • n - dll y urs • it's dll yot all yours • it’s all yours • it's alt yours • it's all yours • it‘s all yours • it's all yours • it's all yours • it’s all yours • it's all yours • it's all yours • it's all y In 3ivmorium The teacher Who walks in the shadow of the temple, With his followers, Cives not of his wisdom But rather of his faith and his lovingness. If he is indeed wise He does not bid you enter the house of his ;wisdom. But rather leads you To the threshold of your own mind. And all knowledge is vain, save when there is 'work, And all work is empty save when there is love; A ml when you work with love You bind yourself to yourself. And to one another, A nd to Cod. ARRANGED FROM TlIE PROPHET BY KAHLIL GIBRAN A native of Virginia, Dr. Clark came to Mobile in 1926 as principal of Murphy High School. After fifteen years in that position and three years as assistant superintendent, he became Superintendent of Mobile County Schools. Kf.nley J. Clark 1889-1952 4 mohian 61 SupnimsoKNX Xewly appointed Dr. Cranford H. Burnt holds B.S. and M.A. decrees from University of Alabama; Ed. D. from Columbia. . Raymond G. Wilson Faculty 1 1 ii viiij� Host . . With its enrollment of twenty-six hundred students and its progressive curriculum, Murphy attracts as visitors many varied groups and individuals. Those of the current year included I)r. Albert Geiger, executive secretary of the Southern Association; Dr. Janet Kelly of City College, New York; Mrs. Grace Wright, re- search specialist in U. S. Office of Education; Prof. Henry Harap of Peabody College; Prof. David Austin of Teachers College, Columbia University; and Dr. Ruth Asmus from Germany, exchange teacher in Minneapolis. Murphy also docs its share of visiting. In the sum- mer of 1952 Dr. Wilson was one of four consultants at Columbia University in New York for a world con- ference of high school principals. In the spring he spent two days on Troy State Teachers College cam- pus as consultant in the department of education on “Curriculum Patterns of the Future.” Raymond CJ. Wilson, Memphis Slate University, B.S., Duke University, M. Ed., University of Illinois, Ed. I).; Walter M. Phillips, State Teachers College, B.S., University of Alabama, M.A.; Howard McManaway, University of Richmond, B.A., University of Virginia, M.A.; Hazel I). Driver, University of Wisconsin, B.A., Northwestern University, M.A.; Louise K. Hamil, University of Alabama, B.S., M.A. 62 mohian Assistant Principals. Mr. Walter l. Phillips handles discip- line, attendance; Mrs. Iconise K. Hamil manages Adult and Veteran school. Deans. Miss Hazel D. Driver regards uith pleasure Mr. How- ard M. McManauay’s M. O. Beale award for work, with Ke- nosha Exchange group. Scholars. A three-u ay double handshake expresses this trio's delight in their neuly at 1 in red Master’s degrees: Mrs. W. T. Douglas (MS. Auburn). Mr. . G. Crimm (M.A.. U. of Alabama). Mrs. Ruby Pieree (Mai., U. of Alabama). Travelers. Admiring the delieate embroidery of a Span sh man ton are Miss Virian I elks, who studied six weeks at Oxford. England . . . Miss Katherine Hope, who made the “grand tour” of Europe . . . end Miss Bertha Spradlin, who visited in Italy and Span. DtLKGATES. Mrs. T. (i. Billups, delegate to NJEai. contention in Detroit, shows picture of Alabama delegation to Mr. M. C. Mancill. II’e sting house fel- lowship student at Carnegie Institute of Technology in Pittsburgh. Workshops. Chatting abcul summer workshops in Texas are Mrs. Elizabeth Morris, who studied pupil personality at University of Houston, and Miss Emma Craddock, who went for one and stayed for five in science at University of Texas. . ami Goiii;� IMacos Many Murphy faculty members spend their vacation time in study and travel. In 1952 Mr. R. D. Houser attended “Ike’s Homecoming in Abilene, Kansas . . . Mrs. Towey explored “River Road” in Louisiana . . . Mrs. Frantzen went into Old Mexico . . . Miss Michael toured the (iaspe Peninsula in Canada . . . Mrs. Bridgewater visited every state cast of the Mississippi River except Vermont and Michigan . . . Mrs. Ross enjoyed the country between New York and Wisconsin. Studying at various schools were Mr. Dawson (Peabody), Mrs. Peter (Florida State U.), Miss Bosdell (U. of Illinois), Mrs. Hutchens (Spring Hill), Miss Hargrove (Pcnland School of Handicraft, North Carolina), Miss Vickrey (U. of Alabama). Workshops in their special fields attracted many teachers. Mr. Saunders and Mr. Randall attended Alabama School of Trades at Gadsden . . . Miss White enjoyed French Week at L. S. U. . . . Misses Foster, Williams and Tanner, Physi- cal Education instructors, were camp counsellors in Mobile, Georgia, and North Alabama. mohian ($ Murphy Myra Hailey, Secretary. Mrs. Lucille Baker, Welfare Store. Monte . Bartlett, Record Clerk. Mrs. Addilean Booker, R. N., School Nurse; Charity Hos- pital School of Nursing. Mobile Infirmary School of Nurs- ing. Annie S. Brantley, Assistant Cafeteria Manager. Mrs. (� . Ci. Diatlbiss, Registrar; fudson College, II.S., Chi- cago University, Columbia University. Mrs. Louise Hamil, Assistant Principal; Director of Adult and Veteran Division; University of Alabama, B. A., M. A. Josephine Hargrove, Freshman Counsellor; Health; Guid- ance Committee; University of Chicago, Ph. B., Colorado State College of Education, Northwestern University, A . A. Mrs. R. D. Houser, Record Clerk. Esther Knudson, Office Manager, Veteran Coordinator (Adult and Veteran Division); Bowdon College, Presby- terian College, University of Alabama. Mabel Lowry, Receptionist; Chicago University. William B. McIlwain, Bookkeeper (Adult and Veteran Division); Spring Hill College. Mrs. Helen McIntyre, Cafeteria Manager; Keep ’em Roll- ing Club; Massachusetts College for Women, University of Alabama. Julius Sitterlee, Fiscal Agent; Spring Hill College, B. S. Mrs. Doris Stumph, Transcripts and Record Clerk; Uni- versity of Tennessee. Our patient, understanding receptionist. The health and welfare of students is the When lost in the maze of the card cata- Mrs. Ijowry, is always willing to help. main concern of Mrs. Booker, school nurse. logue, call for the wise librarian. 64 mohian I Teachers Maude Alexander, History; Tennessee College, A. B., Pea- body College, M. A. John H. Baker. Jr., Vocational Industrial Kducation Super visor; Sponsor I). C). Club and Future Nurses’ Club; Bir- mingham Southern, B. S., University of Alabama, M. A. Florence S. Balderson, English; University of Alabama, B. S. Gladys Baxter, Core; Student Council Sponsor; University of Alabama, B. S. Carolyn B. Benson, Physical Kducation; Sponsor Girls’ Recreation Club; University of Alabama, B. S. Mrs. T. G. Billups, Mathematics; Sponsor of Gate Club; Western Maryland College, A. B., fohns Hopkins Univer- sity, University of Michigan. Betty Bosdell, Core, Spanish; Freshman Sponsor; Alabama College, A. B. Mary Bragg, Biology, General Science; Sponsor of Chem- Bo-Phys Club; Peabody College, B. S., Columbia University, M. A. Mrs. F. Lee Bridgewater, Core and Civics; University of Chicago, Illinois State Normal University, B. S. J. G. Brimm, Vocational Industrial Education; University of Illinois, B. S., University of Alabama, M. A. Richard N. Brown, Textile IXsign, Woodcarving; Sir fohn Cass College of Art. Mrs. Catherine Burnett, Library; Texas Christian Uni- versity, M. A., Texas State College for Women, B. S. in L. S. Mrs. K. J. Clark, English; Junior Historic Club Sponsor; Richmond College, B. A., University of Columbia, M. A. Lucile Hollis Cooner, English; Curriculum Committee, (Cafeteria Committee; University of Alabama, A. B., Pea- body College, Spring Hill College. Emma A. Craddock, Biology; Columbia University, M. A., University of Texas, B. A. The study and companion of business let- Miss E. laira criticises Sally's poem, a ters is a phase of Business English. product of her Creative Writing Class. lailic and Cleo discover diagraming can be fun in Grammar, senior English course. niohian 65 Mrs. Ijxngham explains her new compli- cated office machines to a puzzled group. 66 mohian lni |� liy Marie Crawford, Spanish, Typing, General Business; Trin- ity College. Claude Daiimir, Band, O: chest ra; Damrosch Hand masters’ School. Winnie ). Davis, English; Sponser of Tower Library, Guid- ance Committee; Huntingdon College, Howard College. I- Havis Dawson, Mathematics; Co-sponsor Senior Class; Scwanee, Florida Southern, A. II. H. B. Dennis, Woodworking; Alabama Polytechnic Insti- tute, B. S. Virginia d’ORNELLAS, Mathematics; Faculty Committee; Sophie Newcomb, A. B., Tulane University, University of Chicago, Graduate Worf{. Ruth Douglas, Mathematics; Alabama Polytechnic Insti- tute, B. A. and M. A. Myrtle Enderle, Me.hanical Drawing, ('rafts. Adult and Veteran Division; Chicago, Peabody, Applied Arts, Tulane University, A. B. Lois Jean Fitzsimmons, Dramatics, Speech; Fcur Arts Club, Assemblies; Western Kentucky State Teachers’ College, A. B., University of Alabama, M. A. Mrs. Marie Foote, History; University of Chicago, Ph. B. Miss Ruth Forehand, American History; University of Ala- bama, B. S. in F.ducation, M. A. Elo:se Foster, Physical Education; Alabama College, B. S. Etta V. Frantzen, Chemistry; Student Council; University of Mississippi, B. A. Mrs. W. W. Fulcher, Spanish; Mary Hardin, Baylor Col- lege, A. B. W. W. Fulcher, Biology; Curricular Committee; South- western University, A. B., Peabody College, University of Colorado. C:rls in foods learn table setting and serv- ice as well as cooking techniques. One of the most popular courses in Voca- tional department is mechanical drawing. Teachers Martha Gatlin, Librarian; University of Alabama, B. A. Jessie Mary Gay, Latin; Latin Club; Washington Univer- sity, B. A.. Columbia University, M. A. Elizabeth Green, Core, English; Spring Hill College, A.B., Alabama Polytechnic Institute, M. A. Ruth K. Groom, English; University of Alabama, A. B., M. A. W. S. Hand, General Science; University of Alabama, Ala- bama Polytechnic Institute, George Peabody College, B. S. Margaret Griffith Hawk, Core. English, General Sci- ence; Birmingham Southern, A. B. Evelyn Hinz, English; Hi Times Sponsor; Huntingdon College, Howard College, A. B. Mrs. E. C. Holmes, English; Sponsor of Allied Youth; Co- lumbia University, Tulane University, Spring Hill College. Katherine Hope, English; Chairman of Committee on Faculty Meetings; Huntingdon College, A. B., Peabody College, M. A. R. I). Houser, Printing; University of Alabama, Spring Hill College, Mergent haler Linotype School. Edward I). Hudgens, History; Driver Education, Sponsor ol Argument, Inc., Coach of Debate and Discussion; State Teachers' College, Missouri, B. S. in education, University of Missouri, University of Alabama. Nora B. Hutchens, English; Head of English Department; Huntingdon College, A. B. Vivian Jki.ks, Clothing. General Science; Louisiana State University, University of Alabama, Oxford University. Clyde Kennedy, Art; Fan Randlette Art Honor Society Sponsor; Art Institute of Chicago, University of Alabama, A. B. Inez Perry Langham, Office Machines, Latin; Senior Class Co-sponsor, Sponsor of National Honor Society; University of Alabama, M. A., Alabama College, A. B., Business Uni- versity. Mr. Manahgod. educator from the Philip- Old Mexico is the subject of study by Miss Waller describes the functions of her pines, visits Mrs. Bridgewater's Core class. pupils of Miss Moore's Core group. notorious brain to an enthralled spectator. mohian 67 Murphy Matt J. Lawler, Biology, General Science; Spring Hill Col- lege. B. S., University of Alabama. Ruth Lipscomb, Civics; Mississippi Southern. B. S., Uni- versity of Mississippi. M. A. Mrs. Virginia McAllister, English; English Department film Coordinator; University of Chicago, Ph. B., University of Cincinnati, B. E., Radcliffe College, M. A. Thomas L. McCann, Mathematics; Locker Sponsor; U. S. Naval Academy, B. S., George Washington University, LLB. William James McKnight, Mechanical Drawing; College of Technology, Belfast, Ireland. M. C. Mancill, Science, Physics; Sponsor Engineers’ Club; University of Alabama, A. B., Graduate Workj;; Carnegie Tech, Graduate Work Elizabeth Mayers, English, Mathematics; Columbia Uni- versity, University of Alabama, Spring Hill College, A. B. Josephine M. Michael, Civics, Social Problems; Junior Class Sponsor; Washington University, A. B., M. A. Ann Dyer Mitchell, Core, General Business; Inter-Club Council Sponsor; Belhaven College, Mississippi State Col- lege for Women, B. A. Vella B. Moon, Mathematics; Huntingdon College, B. A., University of Alabama, M. A., University of Chicago. E. Li ra Moore, English; University of Missouri, B. S., M. A., University of Colorado, University of Boston. Mrs. Elizabeth I. Morris, Biology, Core; University of Alabma, B. S., Alabama College, Spring Hill College. Mrs. Doris Morrissette, Home Economics; Huntingdon College, A. B.. Columbia University. Edith M. Murphy, Mathematics; Sponsor of Bible Club, Sponsor of Sophomore ('lass; Sophie Newcomb College, A. B. Edna Olson, English; University of Alabama, A. B., Uni- versity of Minnesota. Aspiring artists try their hand at charcoal sketches of a live model. Shakespeare lives again when Dramatics Henry Davis, latest addition to Murphy's students inspect the old Globe Theatre. Music department, encourages a sing. 68 mohian Teachers Mildred Pankey, Diversified Occupations; Birmingham Southern, A.B., University of Alabama, M. A., University of Cincinnati. Mrs. Myrtle Peter, Choral Director; Alabama College, H. M., Cincinnati Conservatory. Mrs. Ruby M. Pierce, Distributive Education; Alabama Polytechnic Institute, B. S., University of Alabama, M. S., Spring Hill College. Lillian Pistole, Biology, General Science; Head of Science Department; Mississippi State College for Women. Univer- sity of Chicago, Tulane University. B. A. Carol Purifoy, Bookkeeping; Head of Commercial Depart- ment; Mississippi State College for Women, A. B. Willie E. Reynolds, Core, Math; Chairman of Sunshine Committee; Alabama College, A. B., Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Florence G. Robinson, Core, English; Alabama College, A. B., University of Alabama, M. A. Mrs. Catherine Ross, Family Life, General Home Eco- nomics, Household Management; Sweet Briar College, Pea- body College, B. S. H. G. Saunders, Radio Electronics, Visual Aid. Anne E. Savage, Core, English; Washington University, B. A. Sue Harper Savage, Stenography; O.B.E. Sponsor; Ala- bama Polytechnic Institute. B. S. Mrs. C. L. Scarborough, Core, Civics; Huntingdon College A. B. Grace E. Shaw, Typing; Bowling Green Business Univer- sity. University of Alabama, B. S. Sam Shout, Physical Education, Coach, Track, “B Football Team, “B Basketball Team; Transylvania College, A. B., University of Kentucky. Lilla Simmons, Assistant Librarian; Huntingdon College. Advanced woodworking classes are produc- Mr. luiu lcr and students get large Small talh is lively at the Faculty Tea, ing useful articles of furniture. charge out of dynamo. compliments of the Future Teachers Club. mohian 69 Murphy Winnie Skidmore, Commercial; O.B.E. Sponsor; Bowling Green College of Commerce, A. B. W. B. Slaughter, Mathematics; University of Alabama, B. S., LL. B. Mrs. Willie Grace Smith, Home Economics; Alabama College, B. S., Columbia University. Blrtiia Spradlin, Spanish; El Clui� Hispancamcricano; Ijongwood College, B. S. Miss Irene Stapleton, Crafts; Junior Red Cross Sponsor; IJvingston State Teachers’ College, University of Alabama, Tulane University, B. S. Roblrtma Steele, Consumer Science, Biology; IJvingston State Teachers' College, B. S., Alabama Polytechnic Institute, M. S. Mart Sibley Swanson, Mathematics; Sponsor of Junior Red Cross (Sophomore Section); Alabama College, A. B., Uni- versity of Alabama, Columbia University. I.oletk Tanner, Physical Education; Majorettes, Cheerlead- ers; IJvingston State Teachers’ College, University of Ala- bama, B. S. R. B. Taylor, Physical Education; Key Club; Alabama Poly- technic Institute, B. S., University of Alabama, M. A. Betty Towky, Core, Speech; Ushers Club, Four Arts Club; Huntingdon College, A. B., University of Alabama. 'I . R. Usry, Machine Shop; Visual Education; IJvingston Normal, University of Alabama, B. S. Section parties at Christmas hare become Physical Education building and coordi- Miss d'Ornellas shows that Math 8. the an integral part of Murphy's activities. nating the youth of today. dread of seniors, is not so terrible. 70 ntohian Teachers Mrs. Charles B. Vaughan, Economic Geography; Attend- ance Assistant; Wisconsin State Teachers’ College, Univer- sity of Chicago, Spring Hill College, A. li. Ardietii Vickrey, Assistant Librarian; Troy State Teachers’ College, B. S., University of Alabama—Ubrary Certificate. Vivienne Waller, Psychology, English; Psychology Club; University of Alabama, B. S. Nellie Ward. Core; Business Sponsor of Hi Times; Ala- bama College, B. S. Louise S. Wedcwortii, Home Economics; Chairman of Household Arts Department, Red Cross Committee; Ala- bama College, B. S. Annie Lou White, French, Latin; Mohian Advisor, French Cluh; Mississippi State College for Women, B. A. Charles O. Willcox, Physical Education; Howard College, B. S. Roy R. Wilkie, Core; Sponsor of Quill and Scroll, Sponsor of Monitors' Council, Assembly Committee; University of Alabama, B. A. Mrs. Josephine Wilkins, Mathematics; Mississippi State ■College for Women, A. B., University of North Carolina, M. A. Joyce Williams, Physical Education; Riding Club; Ala- bama Polytechnic Institute, B. S. W. N. W k d vard, Machine Shop. Turn about is fair play. Mr. Wright Mr. Silteriee and the girls of the Fiscal Mrs. McIntyre gives last minute instructions supervising. Dr. Wilson plants a camellia. department total the day's receipts. on the day's cafeteria menu. mohian 71 s all yours , a's all yours • it's all yours • it's all yours • it’s all yours • it’s all yours • it’s all yours • it’s all yours • it's all yours • it’s all yours • it's all yot n't all your • it’s all yourt • it's alt yours • it's all Saeacool setting up Murphy's lone loiu hdown in U. M. S. game. On llie Gridiron Squad. Row I—Hopkins. Floyes, Bret le. Hollis, Jones, Harless. Patronas, Puckett, Richards, Smith. Row 2—Parnell, God- win. Barrow. Carpenter, Dearman, Hubbard, Ijnnick. Cain, Johnston, Alsup. Wall man, Canning, Neal. Row S—Sirmon, Shel- ton. Gable, Cowles, Griffin, Fan stem, Saeacool, Castleberry, Hamm, Vaughn. Warhurst, Sheehy, Sterner, Coleman, Kirkwood. Tho Sojimhi Murphy’s Golden Panthers had another “bettcr- than-average season. This year they won seven games, tied one, and lost two. They beat such highly-rated teams as Pascagoula, Phillips, and Parrish High. They broke the jinx by tying the Sidney Lanier eleven. They went down to the strong Woodlawn Colonels and the upset-minded U.M.S. Bulldogs. Even though the Panthers failed to win the city championship, they managed to share in a three-way tie. Standout players this season were Roussos and Mar- chctti, who made All-city and All-state. Roussos also made High School All-American. Other star players were Alsup, Shcchy, Smith, and Neal, who made All- city berths. Though they received no honors, Dear- man, Savacool, and Johnston were gtxxl performers. ★ Fool hull Spopps Murphy 27 Jackson 0 Murphy 20 Selma 6 Murphy 12 Woodlawn 20 Murphy 7 Vigor 0 Murphy 19 Moss Point 7 Murphy 24 Phillips 0 Murphy 14 McGill 7 Murphy 1.5 Lanier 13 Murphy 35 Pascagoula 0 Murphy 6 U. M. S. 13 Right—Coach Sharpe and Dr. Wilson on the bench at field assembly. Mow—Alsup fighting for yardage in I tinier game;.Sheehy and another Panther recover fumble from McGill; Dearmari streams around end against Phillips. Roussos—T ackje Johnston—End Ca n nin z—Guard Dearman— Bac Smith—Guard Einstein tciner Parnell—Hack Patronas—liacl{ Hubbard—Rac Harless—Back Shelton—Back Coleman—Guard Warhurst—Back 11 am in—Guard Murphy Murphy Murphy Murphy Murphy Murphy Murphy Murphy DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 78 Robcrtsdalc 43 67 U. M. S. 57 55 Monroeville 52 71 McGill 55 STATE TOURNAMENT 48 Selma 42 51 Alexander City 43 37 Dothan 41 51 Jacksonville 44 Coach Herman Maiscl On the llai' l voo l Squad. Row I—Maiscl (Coach), McRae, luchson, Cable, Wallace, Castleberry, Smith, Allen. Row 2— Weldy (Mgr.), Floyet, Mayes, Potts, Martin, Jones, Watson. Mayes All-city, All-district Potts AH-district Allen All-city, All-district, All-state BASKETBALL SCORES Murphy 63 Baker 27 Murphy 74 Jackson 36 Murphy 44 Moss Point 25 Murphy 48 U. M. S. 46 Murphy 45 Lanier 38 Murphy 51 Monroeville 54 Murphy 51 Moss Point 40 Murphy 50 Lanier 67 Murphy 67 Jackson 27 Murphy 41 McGill 40 Murphy 57 Vigor 58 Murphy 54 Ensley 37 Murphy 49 McGill 40 Murphy 63 Russclvillc 41 Murphy 58 U. M. S. 36 Murphy 60 Monroeville 54 Murphy 64 Baker 47 Murphy 55 Vigor 64 Mayes scores against Vigor Mayes and Smith out-check Cadets Smith Jackson 82 mohian Watson Floyes Martin Wallace McRae Jones ItaskHhall a I Murphy In his first year of coaching basketball at Murphy, Coach Herman Maisel had a highly successful season. He led the Panthers to the First District AA championship and to third place in the State Tournament. The Golden Panthers, combining a stout defense with a potent scoring punch, had a season's record of twenty-one wins and five losses. With a veteran team the Panthers placed only second in the intra-city competition. However, in the AA District Tournament the Panthers finished strong and defeated Mc- Gill in the finals to go on to the State Tournament. In the District play Bucky Potts, Buddy Mayes, and Gene Allen were named to the first team. After winning the AA District Tournament the Panthers went on to the State Tour- nament. In the State, Murphy was lightly regarded but fought on to finish third. Gene Allen was named to the All state Team, because of his superlative play. The three honor players had capable assistance from Jimmie Wallace, Bobby Jackson, Murdock McRae and Billy Smith. Murphy High School was proud indeed to have their basketball team win so many honors. All in all it was a banner year in basketball at Murphy. efM” null af Murphy The “M” Club consists of Icttcrmcn of the four major sports at Murphy: football, bas- ketball, baseball, and track. The aim of the club is to promote interest among boys in the different forms of athletics. Boys who have lettered have the use of the “M Club room, which is in the Field House. This room has a television set, movie projector and screen, phonograph, and three thousand dollars worth of furniture, all for the boys’ comfort and enjoyment. The club charges no dues and is financed by advertisements solicited from local firms to go in the football program. Members enjoy parties in the M Club room for most occasions and look forward to the annual hay ride given by the Second Gucssers Club. Under the leadership of Coach Sam Shout, their sponsor, the boys have undertaken several different projects to help the school. Officers of the club are Bubba Marchetti, president; Gene Neal, vice-president; Sonny Alsup, secretary; David Johnston, treasurer; and Billy Shcehy and Pete Roussos, sergeants- at-arms. (Picture of the M Club appears on page 85.) Mayes awaits tip from Allen in Vigor tilt. Coach Sam Shout anti Coach Charlie Wilicox. SCORES TO DATE Murphy 8 Vigor 11 Murphy 7 McGill 10 Murphy 3 U.M.S. 2 Murphy 1 Vigor 2 Murphy 7 Jackson 8 Wood and Mayes at the plate. Spring Sports IBusoliall Thus far this season the Panthers have won two and lost three games. Murphy's top moundsmen arc Harr, Gable, and Lambert. Pacing the Panthers at bat are Dcarman, Wood, and Ramey. Sparking them in the infield arc Lam- bert and Dcarman, while Mayes is holding down the duties behind the plate. Baseball Team. Row I—Ward. Wood, Hollis, ones. Hass, Jackson, Williams, Dearman, Harr, Floyes. Row 2—Walp, God- win. Mayes, Laimberl, latlle, Berger, Gable, Castleberry, Saracool, Ramey. Henderson, Bolton, and Weston. M” Club. Row 1—Martin, Hollis. White-Spanner, lones, Alsup, Coach Shout, Marchetti. Seal, Shipp, Tpeisme, Harless, Steiner. Row 2 — Patronas, Coleman, Warhurst, Lambert. Floyes, Henry, Williams, fackson, Ramey, Griffin, Thomas, Groom. Row i — Potts, Ijnnick.. McRae, Shelton, fohnston, Allen, Watson, Vaughn, Mayes. F.instem, Cowles, Harr. Golf Team. Mostellar, Merry. Mclsan. and Patterson. ★ Truck H� lf Right—Tveisme over the bar. Alsup dears H 6 Murphy’s track team started this season off by winning a triangular meet with Biloxi and Gulfport. They have also won a quadrangular meet with (iulf- port. Pascagoula, and Vigor. The Panther cinder men made points in the Southern Relays and finished third in the Montgomery Invitational. Murphy’s top per- formers are Steiner, who runs the high hurdles, 440, 880, and the mile, and Alsup, who stands out in the pole vault, broad-jump and 220. Other top tracksters arc Jones, Roussos, Gantt, Shechy, Tvcismc, Whitc- Spunner, Mcl-eod, and Harless. As the Mohian goes to press the Murphy linksmen have not played any of their matches. Freshman Huey Merry is expected to add greatly to last year’s squad. Billy McLean, John Mostellar, and Pat Pat- terson will furnish the remainder of the squad. Track Team. Row I—Gantt. Morgan. Alsup, Steiner. White-Spunner, Hug- gins, Harless, Pollard, Paisley, Owens. Row 2—Barrow. Allen. Thompson. Howdl, Tveisme, Gable, Me I sod. Shelton, Aram, Warhurst. and Groom. PANTHERS yourt • it s all yours . it's all yours • it's all yours . it's all yours • it's all yours • it's all yours • it's all yours • it's all yours • it's all yours . it’s all yot all yours • it's all yours • it's all yours • i 's all yours • it’s all yours • it's all yours • it’s all your • it's all yours • It - all )otirs • it's all yr.tirs • it's all , Kenosha-Murphy sponsors of Good Will exchange. Kenoslia lloiiml The most exciting event of the year for thirty-one Murphy students was the much-publicized Mobile-Kenosha Exchange. For two weeks during the beauty of a Wisconsin autumn these students attended scool in Kenosha. After visiting Chi- cago and other places of interest in and around Kenosha, they returned home to await the spring visit of their newly-made friends. These excerpts from a diary written by Jane Frazer, Hi Times editor, for the AJE.A. Journal, reflect the pleasure and the value of the exchange. October 12 Columbus couldn’t have been more delighted the day he landed in America than we were when we got to Kenosha. After all Miss Baxter and Coach Dawson said about us not talking of the Confederacy, the band played “Dixie as we got off the train. October 13 Kenosha High School is a wonderful and beautiful place. The building is located in the center of town across from a small park. Although the school itself is older than Murphy, it looks newer. There is no paper on the floor in the halls and no writing whatsoever on the walls. The main difference I notice is that of speech. We say “yaH while they say “you guys.” October 26 Everyone was sorry to go but I believe each of us left with a feeling of accomplishment and gratitude. The Southern hospitality cannot surpass the hospitality we received in Ke- nosha. The people everywhere were helpful and interested. We learned much about the northern people. There are dif- ferences, but we're all Americans. 90 mohian All the exchange studenti toured Brookfey Air Force Base . . . We had the privilege of inspecting a C-124. the largest transport plane in at live use. Sunday, February 15 At beautiful Bienville Square, where ciiy and school offi- cials and the Murphy High Band welcomed us, we realized that Mobile had taken a sincere interest in the exchange. Saturday, February 28 We Kcnoshans appreciate and admire Southern customs; we understand the South better now; we therefore believe the purpose of the exchange has been wonderfully fulfilled. From Herb Oechlcr’s Mobile Journal Kenosha Barn Dance. Court of Good Will presented to Murphy in style of Mardi Gras coronation. 92 niohian The two week? whizzed by and today we left the ninny South.' Queen Wisconsin King Kenosha ntohtan 93 Slmlonf oiim-il Governing Council. Row I—Counn, Hayes, Atkcisou. Whitledge (Mos- tellur). Miss Baxter, Mrs. Frantzen, Shropshire, Ford, Smith. Row 2—What- ley. Weston, Jackson. White-Spanner, A!sup, Pitt, Humble, Beauchamp. Row 3—Barrow, Wilhsson, Mclxan, Sullivan. Counterclockwise: I—Miss Gladys Baxter, adviser caught in typical pose by Warnock,’s camera . . . 2—Wtllisson and War nock busy with ice cream sales . . . 3—President Mostellar and Senior Prexy Shropshire ready change boxes for ice cream salesmen . . . 4—Sk'ppy lackson and Jeff Weston supervise Ijost and Found department . . . 5—Ronnie Humble and assistant put up school spirit posters in main hall . . . 6—Sullivan and Whitledge wrap goal posts in blue and gold . . . 7—Billy Mclxan straightens out a cafeteria line . . . 8—Barrow and Alsup stage an off-grounds catch. A Get-Acquainted Week initiated Student Council activities for the year. Through this campaign many freshmen and new arrivals at Murphy came to feel more at home. Then came the Homecoming celebration and dance; the Kenosha exchange visit, for which the Coun- cil provided buses for the New Orleans trip; and jeans Day, now an annual event. Officers attended the usual number of conventions— S.A.S.C. in Miami, Florida; the state convention at An- niston; the southern planning convention at Nashville; and the state planning convention in Montgomery. Income from ice cream sales was used generously for needs of the school—to buy garbage cans for Inter-club Council’s clean-up campaign; to send members of Argu- ment, Inc. to the state debating tournament; to purchase new uniforms for the cheerleaders; and to assist in pav- ing the parking lots and in placing the circular bench around the front campus live oak. mohian 95 IUk| nkMkiilaliv k i oiuiHI During this year two major organizational changes were made in the Student Council. The weekly meetings were held every Monday, and the approximately one hundred section representatives became an integral part of the Student Council. They met in a body with the Governing group instead of separately, as heretofore. Thus a greater unity was achieved . . . Inter-club Council, consisting of presidents of all clubs, again served as an auxiliary of the Student Council. This year their chief project was a mammoth clean-up campaign on the campus. Senior-Junior: Row I—Martin, Pierce, McDonald, Pierce, Peres. Cook., Shields, Allen, Canning, Davis, Beckham, McMillan. Row 2 —Morgan, Dll he, Kidd, l c, ford, O'Gwynn, leather wood, Raynor, Patterson, Oliver. Row 3—Warnoch, Savacool, Morris, Hrahe, Tarl- ton. Dim mini, Real. Sophomore: Row I—Haas, Sessions. Mullins, Collins, Pleasant, McMillan, Yancy. McNah, McNutt, Rush, Cute!, Stone. Row 2—Wal- ley, Byrd. Covan. Pearn. Nicholas, Warden, Cody, Holmes, McCollum, Timonin. Row 3—Sherloch, McLeod. Plainer. Freshmen: Row I—Benson, Owen. Gillis, Yeager, Anderson, Forsyth, Parham. Shelton. Simmons, Ijjdner, Haas. Row 2—Moore. Main. 'Fully, Brown, Frist, Mclsan, Owen, M., Moore. Row 3—Toup, Whitehead. Mosley, Scales, Kimhrough, Moran. 96 rnohian All Ivirls roiim il This large group of girls, with Miss Hazel D. Driver as sponsor, elected as their officers Eleanor Gramling, Betty Griffin, Jerry Wittmann, and Lucilc Delchamps. The council completed the project started last year of put- ting book shelves in the girls' dressing rooms. This year it sent a child to diabetic camp and donated a generous sum to the clinic for insulin shots. It also sponsored the Community Chest drive, March of Dimes, Freedom- grams, Career Day, and Christmas baskets for needy families. Senior-Junior: Row I—Breland. Terry, Powell. Griffin, Driver. Gramling, Delchamps. ll'i tniann. Reynolds. Sims, Beverly, Brewer. Row 2—Harrison, Breland, Boyd, Tanner, Kirilin, Turberville, Foillansbee, Houston, Simpson, Potter. Row i—Gnnthorpe, Ijturendme. Farr. Sophomore: Row I—Milne, Travis. Kaufman, Fowlkes, Im Grave, Hearin. Todd. Slain, Roberts. Maples, Sanford, fames. Row 2— I xmg, Sirmon, Iones. Thompson, Watkins, Cox, facl son, Golemon, Fie hold, Rodriquez. Freshman: Row 1—Ingram, Roberson, Rabertson. Wilson. Maples. Klatt, Fubanks. Hays, Walter, O'Connor, Beaudrie. Gentry. Row 2 —Goodloe, Gilliam. Van Devender, Foster, Greene, Cook,, Buerger, Legare, Greene. Golson, Set gel. mohian 97 National Honor Soriotv Out of the chasms of the dark, there came a ray of light!” clearly and impressively summoned the seventy-nine inductees of the National Honor Society. Of this number fifteen were members of the junior class. Officers who presided at the induction were Jane Lcatherbury, president; jimmy Morgan, vice-president; Lucilc Dclchamps, secretary; Sonny Alsup, treasurer; and Joan Allen, historian. Mrs. Inez Perry Langham is sponsor. Speakers at the induction included Hill Shropshire (Character), jane Frazer (leader- ship), jerry Wittmann (Scholarship), Richebourg (iaillard (Service). Members who ac- companied Mrs. Langham to the state convention in Selma on April 10 and II were Mary Frances Lee, Martha Ann Ford, Anna Bess Soberg, and Lucilc Dclchamps. 98 mohian tfciiill ami Scroll Quill and scroll is an international honorary society for high school journalists. The purpose of the society is to develop a means of recognizing and rewarding high school journalists of exceptional merit. Mr. Roy Wilkie is sponsor, and the officers are Janet Price, president; Margaret Taylor, vice-president; Jane Frazer, secretary; Ruth Grandy, treasurer. On February 4, twenty-eight seniors and three juniors were inducted into the society. Miss White Mohian sponsor, Mrs. Ward, Hi Times business staff sponsor, and Mr. Wilkie were present at the induction. Janet Price presided, and Jane Frazer ad- ministered the impressive oath to the new members. Qrit.'. Sc'ROU.. Row I—shields. Miller, Sheehy, leather bury, Gundy, Price, Wilkie, Taylor, Frazer, Walter, Ixiwrey, Martin. Row beeves. Dele ha nips. Gramling, Reynolds, Griffin, O'Gwynn, Snyder, Mullis, Donnelly, foseph. At prison, Cool(, faelfson. Wittmann. Row l—Soberg, Bollman, Ard, Vickrey. Kettler, May. Risen. Molpus, Hatron. Moms. Cony, Davis, Minor. Xnlionnl Honor Society Row I 'Gratilling, Alsup, Gaillard. Delchamps. Allen, Uatherbury, Morgan. Bragdon. Wittmann, Shropshire. Frazer. Row 2—Mosely. Iones, Pnee. Sapp. Taylor. Lowery, Wetzel, Monis. Carlson. Row }—Patterson. Sellers. Robinson. Smith. Grandy. Worrell, towards, Reynolds, Allen. Row 4—Hrabe. Thomas. Terry, Eastburn, Kettle-, Davis, Duke. Fulton. Row 1—Shields, Smith. Palm. Soberg. Bollman, Terril, Luke. Mills. Du Valle. Houston. O'Gwynn, Pruitt, Griffin. Row 2—(Missing) Harrison. Wiggins. Howell. Greenstem. Maiset. Moore. Andreades. Flowers. Bufkin. Downing, Cowart. Row i—Childree. Whitmire, fohnslon. Aikman. White-Spanner, leather wood. Owen. Freeman. Havron. Linmek. May. Powell. D.. Powell. F. Row 4—Gunthorpe. iMiirendme. Carlson. l e, Ford. Henry. Risen, Gantt, Harless, Beasley. Lyle. Row I Me Nab, Donnelly. Patterson. Perez, McDonald, fones. Martin. Whisenhanl. fermgan. Smith. Buckets. Miller. Reeves. Row 2— Cook. Kopf. Reed. Dumas. Moncnef. fackson. Wilson. Henley. Rester. Heath. Davis, foseph. Row }—Macon. Sheehy. Eastburn. Ander- son, Vickrey. Smith, Steiner, fones. Reinhart. Parish. Bailey. mohian 99 “Where’s the dummy?” “Who took the pins?” Has anylxxly written that 4-A headline?” From the sound of things it couldn’t Ik anything hut the editorial staff of Hi Times at work. At home base, room 120, staff members prepare copy, correct galley proofs, do make-up, and write headlines. All through the year reporters arc scurrying up and down halls searching for news or covering a story. This year reporters had the thrill of inter- viewing people like Cornelia Otis Skinner, Johnny Ray, Cicnc Autry, Paul Harvey, and I)r. Harold Benjamin. The business staff of the bi-weekly publi- cation works in room 165 at selling ads, de- signing ads, handling circulation, and mail- ing papers to exchanges and advertisers. The result of all this activity is a paper that interests its subscribers and rates well in national contests. In the twenty-ninth an- nual contest of Columbia Scholastic Press Association the Hi Times was awarded a first-place certificate. It received a second- class honor rating in the National Scholastic Press Association contest. Ml IIPIIY III TIME!1 In room 165 Rutherford, Broc way, Butler, LaGrave, and Armbrecht wrap papers for mailing. 100 mohian Typisit Atkeison and Craddock. Busy at table—Mullis, Hatron, Eubanks, Hanks, Ard, Brinson. Editorial Staff Editor____________ Honorary Editor Assistant Editor News Editor Make-up Editor Sports Editor Adviser ......... ..........Jane Frazer Betty Temple Griffin .......Marian Miller .......Gerry Bollnian ___________Janet Price -...... Bobby Corry Miss Evelyn Hinz Business Staff Business Manager....... Advertising Manager Asst. Advertising Mgr. Circulation Manager Exchange Manager_______ Adviser Printer Robert Betbezc _______Omega Donnelly .......Gwen Crenshaw ...........Jean Dostcr ....Charles Rutherford _____Mrs. Nellie Ward ... Mr. R. D. Houser In cafeteria all hands fold, stack, � nd delirer—Hearin, York, Brown, Brewer. Omega and Unda put ads on dummy Cookie, erry. and Charles check, subscription money from Ijicile and Thais. Peggy works on club insignia. Dorothy and Virian write. Editor Jerry Wittmann Business Manager ...� ..........Charlotte Cook Assistant Editor...............Russell Molpus Asst. Business Mgr......— Marilyn O’Gwynn Faculty Editors.... Lucile Delchamps, Bill May Sports Editors Charles Patronas, Fred Powell, David Powell, Ronald Childree Club Editors........ Eleanor Gramling, Gerald Morris, Vivian Reynolds STAFF Layout Editors Sydney Minor, Jimmy Morgan Features-----Charles Davis, Jane Leatherbury Artist------------------------ Peggy Reeves Typists------Shirley Maisel, Charlene Snyder, Lanellc Vickrey, Jane Wetzel Photographers—Charles Hrabe, Albert Warnock Clerical Assistants—Carol Bailey, Nancy Greg- ory, Janet Jones, Charles Kettler, Phyllis Parish, Frances Pruitt, Kay Reinhart, Thais Roberson, Jimmy Sock well. Russell, Patsy struggle with senior album: Charles, ane play with Cheshire cat. Y.leanor, (ierald plan layouts with Sydney. Jimmy, Charles. 102 mohian Sport section is big job for Charles, Fred, David, Ronald. 1953 MO III AN Nancy, fane, Charlene. Richebourg uatch Bdl practice for Mohian assembly. “Look out for floofles!” “7% is to 10% as 9% is to what? Quick, give me the proportion stick!” “Where did the Senior Section go? “No—tilt that to the right a little. These and other strange mumblings can be heard at any time in the Mohian work- room-warehouse, room 114. The raucous squcck-squawk of the guillotine, the gaso- liny smell of rubber cement, a weird over- sized teapot, and a Cheshire cat with leering green eyes create an atmosphere of utter con- fusion. Out of this uproar, however, eventually a book evolves. In 1951 the Mohian proudly took first place in the N.S.P.A. and the C.S.P.A. annual critical contests. To cover a school as large as Murphy the regular staff uses an auxiliary group of sen- iors known as Mohian Associates. Working in the group this year were: Mary Sheehy, Richebourg Gaillard, Betty Houston, Mari- lyn Mills, Ethel Kordomcnos, Helen Cowart, Barbara Moore. Joan Macon, Dorothy Allen, Ruth Angelo, and Ruth («randy. mohian 103 An inquisitive Alice Most illustrious Queen of Motion and Miss ft. laira as the Dormouse the Kin Alice in Murphylsiiiil |04 mohian Twiddle-dum and Twiddle-dee. Marching out of Lewis Carroll’s fantasy came the faculty burlesque Alice in Murphyland.” Alice, a bewildered freshman, encountered a Crad- dock Rabbit, flustered and late, a sarcastic Craw- ford Cat, and a dopey White Caterpillar. She stumbled on a tea party, where Mad Hatter Wil- son and March Hare Manaway set her in a spin, while the teapot bubbled Moore. A mock trial fol- lowed at the infamous Queen of Mohian’s Court, after which La Forehand's Color Guard joined ranks to spell out 1953 Mohian. Then shuffling wildly, they rushed on Alice—and the nine o’clock bell brought everyone back to reality. I'm late! I'm late! — for a very important date! mohian 105 A band member’s official program card reads sim- ply Period 1—Band—Mr. Claude J. Dahmer—Band Room. Bui read between the lines, and you will lx amazed ai his unofficial schedule of practice and per- formance. During the football season Murphy’s band played for ten games, one of them the Murphy-Wood- lawn game in Birmingham. Half-time entertainment for these games features precision marching and novel lighting effects as well as good music. A popular number this year was the shrimp boat, which floated down the field with nets and lines. The band was in Bienville Square to welcome the Kenosha students and on the following Wednesday played for their assembly. It gave a concert on May 12 to help pay for the new uniforms and presented its annual concert three times for the school. Forty members attended a district festival in Brew- ton, and nineteen went to the All-State Festival in Tuscaloosa, where they won seven medals. The instrument—the fuss soon: the player—Phillip Posey. Murphy Row I—Born. Moore. Clendenin, Byrd. Crowell, Cox. Rainer. Digmon. Cooper. Posey. O'Gwynn. Row 2— Scarborough. Mabrey. Bourgeois. Merrill. McDonald, Huhquist. tones. Mock,. Self. Hawkins, Smith. Preslar. Wood. Rou’ I—Copeland, Sowell. Rigsby. Moore, Rob- erson. Ebanks. McCleery, McLean, Phillips, Williams. Duke. Canning. Brown. Goodwin, Arant. |06 mohian IU Murphy’s hand lends color to many civic functions in Mobile. It played for the crowning of Miss Amer- ica as Queen of the Azalea Festival and also for the pageant celebrating the two hundred-fiftieth anniver- sary of the founding of Mobile. When it played for the premiere of Stars and Stripes Forever,” it was awarded a gold trophy for “Excellence in Musician- ship.” And parades! They come a dime a dozen in Mobile. “Get Out and Vote” . . . “Santa Claus” . . . “Community Chest . . . “Armistice Day . . . Not to mention the onc-a-day at Mardi Gras. Each of these parades is five miles long. Figure the mile- age. And figure the amount of energy and of inten- sive drill that precedes each appearance in public. Yet all the official program card says is simply “Period 1 — Band — Mr. Claude J. Dahmer—Band Room. The instrument—the bats clarinet; the player—Twanette O'Guynn. Row —Cot nitron, Winchester, Morris, Stone, fohnston, Gog gin. Baird. Harrison. Lundy. Chatham. Greer. Row 2—Collins, Oosse, Wilkins, Ruts. Dix. Merry. Row 3— Risen. McC.lary. Merril. McDuffie. Hill. Craven. Morri- son. Sells, Cool. Cogain. Summerall. Steber. Gardner. Wright. Row 4—Smith. Gardner. Hadden. Shell. Grots, Brown. Weathers, foseph, Mr. Dahmer, Thompson. mohian ] 07 The Pirates of Or A Slave of Only - Penzance rollicking hvo-aH opr roll� Reading counterclockwise— He loves me— . . . A rol- licking band of pirates, we . . . Damme, you don't go! . . . For be is a pirate king’’ • • • Take any heart, take ours . . . Here’s a first-rate opportunity to get married with impunity ... '7 am the very model of a modern mafor-general. mohian 109 ITS OF ACTO IIS. STAGE CHEW. AIKTISTS. I SHEIKS Major productions of the Four Arts Club for the current season were “Monsieur Bcaucairc by Booth Tarkington, Gilbert and Sullivan's “Pirates of Penz- ance. and the mystery, The Thirteenth Chair by Veillcr. Members also helped to present several assemblies, including the Thanksgiving and Christmas assem- blies, and a choral reading program for Mobile County Teachers’ meeting. The club assisted the Mobile Paint Convention with their annual sales convention by giving several skits. A one-act play for Senior Class paid assembly was planned for late spring. Sponsors of the club arc Miss I ois Jean Fitzsim- mons and Mrs. Betty Towey of the Speech depart- ment, who arc given invaluable assistance by Miss Clyde Kennedy and her art students and Mr. Charlie Willcox and his stage crew. This way, please, said the polite tuxedo-clad figure. This is a familiar expression we have all heard many times in the Murphy auditorium. The Ushers’ Club, the oldest of Murphy’s clubs, is composed of outstanding boys from the junior and Senior classes. To be eligible for membership in this club, a boy must have a “C” average and not less than 95 in deportment. The Ushers’ Club is on duty for all performances held in Murphy auditorium during the year. Among these arc programs of the Mobile Civic Music As- sociation and the Mobile Opera Guild, as well as school functions. Mrs. Betty Towey is sponsor of this club, and the officers arc Head Usher, Billy McLean; Assistant Head Ushers, Jimmy Tarlton and Tommy White- Spunner. Row I—II ittmann. Bell, Borden, Martin, Coale, Molpus, Mist Fitzsimmons, Deal, Robertson, Heubach, II'orrell, Wheeler, Rock- well. Row 2—Simpson, Zimmerman, At prison, Hodge, Sims, Ixatherbury, Brown, Findlay, Hoffman, Spieth, Barney, McDon- nell, Frist. Row 3—II right, F.lmore, Harless, Barenti, Havron, Henry, McCleery, Gaillard, Frazer, Galloway, Heard. Row 4— rhompson, II illisson. May, Shropshire, Duke. Ixatherwood, McLean, Davis, Powell, Sullivan, Mostellar. Row I Rice. Hearin. Slaughter, Yeager, Windsor, Palm, Newberry, Buckalew. Greenstein, Higgins, Spottswood, Ricl(S, Shields. Row 2 Fridge, Hard, Coleman, Reeves, Dunlop, Broadus, Miller, Dill, Imsand, Moncrief, McNutt, Quarles. Row 3—MeFadden, Durant, Greene, Grace, McCollum, Morris, Kaller, Betbeze, Doster, Fields, Cessna, Thompson. Row I—Oliver. FJias, Grandy. Ward, Stokes, Mosley. Stain. Swafford. Cowles. Warden. Locke. Watkins. Row 2—French. Me- Griff. II alker. Cook. Alien, Anderson. Atkinson. Soberg, Boll nun. Breisten, Sharpe, Gregory. Felbinger. Row 3—Prout, Stringer, Ray, Wilson. Brunt, Sullivan. Cody, Gutel. Sanford, Greer, Crowell. Daugherty, U iilrs Club. Row I—Mostellar, Park. Tarlton, Hutchings. Elmore, McLean, Towey, Patterson, fohnston, Davis, Powell. Row 2— Mclxan, Savacool. II right, Hammond. Henry, Gaillard, McCleery. Ixatherwood, Willisson, Sullivan. Row 3—Adams, Harless, Dukes. Lyle, Gantt, May. Corry. Shropshire. Morris, White-Spunner. Monsieur • • • Presented by Four Arts Club in honor of the two liiinilroi Itenueaire . . . Brought to Murphy's stage the glittering eighteenth century, with its political intrigue, flashing swords, sparkling wit, elegant manners, exquisite ladies, and high romance. I'll have your he,id for I hit! Chit-ehat. 112 mohum iftiolli mmivorsary of i lio foiimling of iMohilo by I lio Fro noli I have other plant. ll'e expected yon to grace the card table tonight. Curses on that lackey! Do tay the colors arc proper, dear Bean. niohian 113 Study to kIiovv tliysolf npprovod unto ( � «■ KIKLE tun After a musical prelude by Jerry McCollum, the Bible Study Club rises and gives its motto, II Timothy, 2:15. Officers of the club include Charles Davis, president; Lester Diamond, vice-president; Anne Terry, secretary; Rcinard Green, treasurer. A note with parents’ permission is the only requirement for becoming a member of the club. One reason the Bible Club is the largest club at Murphy is that Mrs. S. S. Murphy is the sponsor. Everyone sits enthralled listening to the timeless stories of the Bible, told as only Mrs. Murphy can tell them. Row I—Sapp, Arant. Morns. Terry. Davis, Mrs. Murphy, Green. Diamond. Du he. Breisten. Green. Butler. Row 2—MeXab, Hayes. Brunson. Brae belt. Bell. Xorthcntf, Mills, Cook.. Allen. Houston, O'Gwynn, Ixatherbury. I.. I gather bury. Row J—Owen, Sims. Brant- ley, Cannon, Drown, Stokes. Moseley. Ijtdner, Anderson. Bailey, ones. . Davis, Beverly. Row 4—Bachar, Champhn, Stevens. Dick- enson. Morris, Moore head. Berber, Proctor, French, McGie, Dutton. Row —Bowling, Trent. IJoyd, U'ells, Locke. Barbour, Greer. Bush. Grace. Moore, Miller. Aikman. Madge. Row 2—Herrin, Wetzel, Ard, Booker, McMillan. Slaughter, Miller, Green, Edwards, McCollum. Curry. Yeager, Reeves. Row i—Galloway, Kearley, Parish, Womack. Mosley, jackson. Cowart, Williams, Wilson. Angelo. Felbinger. Rockwell, Bodden. Row 4—M. Kearley, Rainwater, Rey- nolds, Allen, Smith, Vickry, Tisdale. Brown, Price, Mooney, Gibson, Ray, Stacey. 114 mohian orkmaii l Ii2iI mil lo he ashamed I! TIMOTHY 2:15. During the year the club studied the historical events of the Old Testament and their place in world history. Then starting at Genesis Mrs. Murphy told the story of the Bible through the Pentateuch. The New Testament was represented in the year’s course by a study of the four gospels according to Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. The Bible Club helped in the clean-up campaign sponsored by the Inter-Club Council, by providing a garbage can on which were written the ords, “Cleanliness is next to Godl incss.” Row I—Hakanton. Hogan, Funderburk. Bragg, Hyde, Pins, Todd. Rice, Powell. Dyas. Boone. Buns. Row 2—Segars. Rodriguez. Im- Crave, Fowtk.es. Aikms. Hunter, ll'etss. Joyce, Cray. Haas. Knight. Armhrecht. Row I—!-egg. Foote. Pate, F.zell, Parsons. Broadus. Iillman, Hardee. Stokes. Thompson. Stain. Roberts. Row 4—Harless, Moore. Williamson, Emanuel. Brown, Method. Trawick, Mor- ris. Hutchings, Busby, Allen. Row I—Spieth. Brown. Mitchwer. Findlay. Maepherson, Frist, Mol pus, Wharton. House. Baggett. Taylor, Heard, Palm, Newberry. Row 2—Hosier. Turner. Coale. Delaney. Screven. Hays. McCall. D. Bell, lobe, Ciddens, Slater, McRae, McDonnell. Barney. Row 3— Coodman, acobson. Schreiner. Heubach. Coulsby, McLean, Bell. Denny (missing), Hansen. Martin. Thompson, Beckham. Row 4 —Boswell. Mullins, Delchamps. Bunch. Puckett. . Hull. Hull. Warnock. Eubanks, Shell, Johnson, Chatham, Nunn, Karagan, Craddock- mohian 115 EL CLIUI IIINIVWO - AMEIKICAXO Once a quarter more than two hundred and fifty “senores” and “senoriias meet to enjoy the well-planned programs of the Spanish Club. The club hopes to leave in its wake broad-minded boys and girls who will better understand the problems and customs of their Spanish-speaking neighbors. Sponsor is Miss Bertha Spradlin, and officers include Allen Crowell, president; Sally Sharpe, secretary; Pat Fulton, treasurer. Cams� r. Row I—Beckham. Terry. (Hypos. Mullins, Fulton, Delchamps. Mist Spradlin. Crowell, Sharpe, Powell, O'Gwynn, Isather- bury. Purvis. Row 2—Prout. Taylor, laibel. Shelton. Prince, Shropshire. Lyle. Elizondo. Fernandes. McGhee, Anderson, Stores, Hodden. Row I—lacl(Son. Smith. Cowart, Turberv.Ue, Sir won. Wiseman. Macdonald, Hopkins. Bunkley. Macon. Pruitt, Huffman. Row 2—Rob- inson. Hodge. Carroll. Livingston. Stain. Moore. Boswell. McBride. Dunn. Todd, Kaufman, Segart. Row 3—Joyce Powell. Crabtree. Damas. Pleasant, Mc 'ab, Hakanson. (Intel, Adams, Bradley. Stripling. Row 4—Hudson. Pose, De Monbrum. War nock. Risen, Kerzic. Holmes. Hurell, Patterson. Steiner. Pickett. Comly. Row I—Bell. Bulzli, Ijong, McFadden. Champhn. Webb, Feaster, Haas. Brown. Hoffman, Baggett. Smith. Ibsen. Row 2—Groom. Mc- Kean. Barefield. Gentry, fac son. Worthington. Walter, Hall, H. Hall. Golomb. Delaney. Screven. Degmon. Row 3—Wright. May. Scla- ter, Norton. Torp, Howell, Curry, Berlin, Bishope. Row I—Shaver. Hamrick. Ratliff. Moore, Antoine. Goodloe, Minims, Nimmeau. Cox. Reynolds. Dini ter Boo, Buckley. Glasgow. Row 2 —Elias, McGriff. ones, McDonald, Ramey. Stewart. Cook. Hamilton, Copeland, Stone. Shaw, Bodden. Row 3—Borden. Slater, Rainer, O'Brien. Whitledge. Marriott, fury. Marmori. Crimson. Feore. I Van. Row I—Shields. Karagan. Shirah. Slaughter, Cecil, Smith. Collins. Pierce. Maples. Quarles, Robinson. Vickrey. Worrell. Row 2—Haas. Holifield. iMrgue. McNutt. West. Shape. Plotka. Ripps. Faulkner. Goodwin. Wilson. Chatham. Williams. Row 3—Megginson. Rouse, Knight. McCoUrtm. Busby. Palmes, Hanlein, Shell. Ijuirendine. Mahoney. Scarborough, (missing). Green. Dance—Beverly Burgetl. fannette McDonald, Margaret Albright. Music—fan de Monbrum, Ann Malone. Errol Barnes. Barbara Ann ones. Le Cercie Fraiu iis Row I—Sellers, Killian, Wall, Miss While, DeUhamps, Daris, leather wood. Morris, Owen, Farr. Palm. Row 2—Miller, Meade, Sod;- well, Gregory, Malkin, Hnrke. Cleveland, Powell, Marlin, Hansen, Rothenberg. Row } — Rabin. Findlay. Meador, I Miner, Ha {an ion, lawk . Soberg, Carlson, Warnock■ Row 4—Cart man, aekson, McMnhael, Pridgeon, Gaillard, Shankhn. Timonin, Stone. Opera study programs enjoyed by the- French Club were “Pcllcas and Mclisande” and “The Mar- riage of Figaro. Monsieur tic la Cain of Spring Hill College sjxikc on “Victor Hugo. Marianne Inner, (icrman exchange student at Kenosha, charmed the club and their guests with “A European's Views of America. A Valentine program presented Addicc l)uvalle of the Latin Club, who sang “Si Mes Vers, with words by Victor Hugo. Introduced at this program as mascot was Poodle Pierre aux Chcveux Noirs. Petits fours were served at the Cuisine program. The club participated in the pageant given to celebrate the 25()th anniversary of the founding of Mobile by the French. Sponsor of the club is Miss Annie Iou White. Officers are Lucilc Dclchamps, Charles Davis, Nancy Wall, and Sydney Minor. P BT TTMB Ihc Latin Club is comjx scd of juniors and seniors who are tak- MP ing third and fourth year Latin. Each member, who has a Roman or mythical nom dc plume, answers roll call with a Latin phrase. The greeting lo Saturnalia! signifies that the Roman slaves holiday has begun. Latin Club members celebrate this by wearing white paper hats and having a party. I he Club subscribes to a Latin newspaper, the Res Gestae, which is lull of stories, crossword puzzles, and jokes. Club members have a banquet at the end of the year, when each dresses in a toga, reclines on a couch, ami cats typical Roman food in the Latin style, without utensils. Speeches are made, and the Sibyl, who foretells the future, answers questions. Miss Jessie Mary Cay sponsors this group led by Consul Jane Frazer; Pro Consul Danny I larlcss; Quaestor Elsa Carlson; and Aedile Margaret Taylor. Dll Valle, Greenstein, Taylor. Carlson. Frazer. Miss Gay. Harless. Terry. Fnllon, Herrin. Rnfkm. 118 niohian Psychology Club On the second Tuesday of each month the Psychology Club met in the Auditorium. The purpose of this club, which is open to all students taking psychology during the current year, is to bring together students of psychology in professional and social activities and to promote interest in the subject throughout the school. This year, how- ever, a small group of students who took psychology in previous years, organized the Advanced Psychology Club for further study. Pursuing professional lines, the students received inspirational and broadened concepts from guest speakers well- informed on pertinent subjects. Some of the talks were Aphasia, by Miss Fitzsimmons; “Religion and Psy- chology,” by the Reverend Eugene Peacock; Heredity,” by Dr. Mary Anderson, and Juvenile Delinquency, by Judge Inge. Junior Club. Row I—Burnett. Ramsay, McCoy, I)nl(e. Sapp, Cecil, Tanner. Criger, Price, Malone. Mai el, Or so, Williams. Row 2— Tisdale. Greenstein. Oliver, Gregory. Pierce, Kennedy, Blackwell. Mills. Snyder, Patterson, Heath. Row I—Atchison, Berg. Franklin, Pick- ett. Phillips, Kerzic, Brunt, ones. Carry, Powell, Burl e. • J Advanced.—Bragdon. Mt Knight, Stacey. Ard. Miss Waller. ohnston, Ray. Barnett, Heard, tones. This group, whose officers include Cecil Johnston, president; Jay Ellen Ard, vice-president; Betty Ray, secretary, and Jayne Stacey, treasurer, is sponsored by Miss Vivenne Waller. Officers of the junior group arc Fred Powell, president; George Stevens, vice-president; Billie Grcenstcin, secretary; and John Jones, treasurer. The chief social activity of the year was a hayride and an outdoor party in the spring. CfWhy we liehave like human beings . . mohian J19 Or l r of llusiness Efficiency w Any advanced stenographic student is eligible for membership in the Order of Busi- ness Efficiency. The purpose of this organization is to uphold the standard of efficiency in every activity of school life, to Ik of service to the school and community whenever possible, anti to foster the spirit of friendship and goodwill between the businessmen of the community and the school. These future career women are sponsored by Mrs. Skid- more ami Mrs. Savage. Pat Morton, president, works with the other officers, Beth Mosley, vice-president; Phyllis Parish, secretary; and Eva Atkinson, treasurer, in carrying out the ideals of the O.B.E. K°w I Towle, Brown, Iones. Bailey. Parish. Mosley. Morton. Atkinson. Skidmore. Palm, Anderson. efcoat. Row 2—Condon. Patterson, Buckalew. Urban. Faulkner. Wilson. Whisenhant, Massengale, Dumas. Siemssen, Nelson. Row 3—Whearley. Keenan, Hull, Hull, Cope- land. Dunn. Clark. Row I Battiste. Mobley. Donnelly. Macon, Sheehy. Hannie. Savage, Perkins, ]ohnson, Carroll. Hodge. Mosley. Row 2—Williams, Bev- erly. Bragg, lunderburk. Iones, Mills. Blackwell. Allen, Barnes. F.astburn. lame. Row 3—Ramsay, Vaughn, P. Sheehy, Cooper, Atchi- son. tjowry. Anderson. 120 mohian Vo Tappa Koos For seniors only, the Yo Tappa Kces is composed of second-year stenography students with Mrs. M. Chancellor as sponsor. Officers of this club arc Cecelia Bcllangcr, president; Pat Moncricf, vice-president; Fay Pitts, reporter. The aim of Yo Tappa Kces is general and specific business and social training through personal contacts with people who arc accomplished in these arts. Expression of their aim is found in their favorite poem, “Abou Hen Adhem by Ix-igh Hunt. Pursuing their aim, the Yo Tappas have invited successful businessmen in the fields of insurance, law, real estate, and banking to talk to them on life in the business world. Row I—Sims. Flowers, Blanchard. Brown, Seay, Atkeison, Thomas. Hyde. Moncrief. Bellanger, Kopf. Cook, Hearn. Row 2 — Feast. Hayes. Gunthorpe, Carter, Brantley, Baker, Edwards. Lee, Smith, Buckets, Ramuater, Wheyland. White. Row i—At kens, Andreades, Cannon, Downey, Boyd. Heath, Brackett. Hughes. Nicholas, Cecil, Atchison. Goodman. Row I—Perez. Kearley. Duffy, Pruitt. Allman. Ward. Kennedy, Pitts, Smith. Steiner. Farr. Dieienkorn, Henley. Row 2—Davit, I My- field. Schrock. McLemore. Lamhros. Sims. Cooper. Hogan. Stacey. McKnighr. Rester. Galloway. Mrs. Chancellor. Row J—laike. Bod- den. Carlson, Maples, Pierce, Hoffmann, Beck. Walters. Morris, Heath, fames. Vaughn. mohian 121 122 tnohian minii, anil limnl lo livi� mnl i� � rn Murphy High Diversified Occupations Club is com- posed of students enrolled in the diversified occupa- tions and all day trade vocational education programs. Mr. John Baker is sponsor of the club. Officers in- clude Cecil Sullivan, president; Barbara Boland, vice- president; Sarah Brugh, secretary; Wanda Sellers, treasurer. In April the D.O. Club sent ten voting delegates and two non-voting delegates to the state D.O. Con- vention held at the University of Alabama. Approxi- mately three hundred D.O. students and their “bosses attended the club’s fifteenth annual Azalea Banquet on .March 5. Cecil Sullivan, president of the club, was toastmaster, and State Representative, Sydney S. Pflcgcr was the principal speaker. At the southwest Alabama D.O. rally, several Murphy students won honors, top honors going to Martin Brabner, who was named Mr. D.O. On May 17 the club had its annual hayride-bcach party at Gulf Shores. Only the club members participated in this final event of the year. Row I—Williams, McMillan, Culpepper, Harrison, Thomas, Brugh, Hnffmaster. Bostick. Winstanley, Sullivan, Bowman. Row 2— Randall, Dans, Pou nall, Herrington, Ijimbert, Dezenberg, Brown, Covington, Hare, Saunders, Woodward. Row 3—Mixon, Weaver. Robinson, Batis, lj� k.e, Wendell. Hutchins. ToUison, Davis, Robinson, Puckett, Dunnam, Bennett, Peterson. Creer, Macon. Row I—frith, Durfee. Dockery. ackson. Morris, Miller, Dyas, Noland. Wilkerson, Denmark, Dahlhoff. McLain, Could. Row 2—Pan- key, Patterson, Whiddon, Ross, Thompson. Donaldson, Hanks, C. Thompson. Sellers, tones, Wofford. Tennyson, Mrs. Pierce. Row i —Allen. Bolton. Harrison, foster. Cray, Rhodes. Skpglund. Horst. Drew. Turk. Owens, Howell, Cooper. Row 4—Raynor. Dixon. Crab- tree. Boyd. Mooneyham. Holland. Williams, Whitaker, Beam, Smith. Row I—Steelman, Harbison, Smith. Donaldson, Breland, Martin, TempUn, floyes. Meriwether, Baber, May. firth. Pierce. Row 2— Baker, fernigan, Brazile, Antoine. Pericola. Coley. Rogers, Coppedge. Reynolds. Broadus, Davis. Ward. Row 3—Dixon. Rawls, f. Broadus, Ijjwther, Porter Batchelor, Holley, haircloth, Cnlhrie, Strickland. Rogers. Row 4—Morrill. Newberry. Brabner, flanagan. McRee, Imsand. Azai.i a Banquet. At speakers' table—Director Ward. Mrs. Burns, Dr. Burns, speaker Pfleger. toastmaster Sullivan. P mohian 123 Row I—Hearin. Rutler. Powell. Mullins. Dele ha nips, Cook. Clark, DiMastio, Watkins. McCrory. Cowles. Warden, Todd. Row 2— Segars, Aikin. Fowlkes, Robinson. Malone. Weiss. Nutt, Duke. Spottswood. Stain. Roberts, Morton. Row i—Sessions, Dill. Haas. Cray, Armbrecht. Sheffield. Rouse. Waltman, Ralsh, Antoine. Fields. Moliilo Historic .Society Have you a hankering to know the history about the grand old city of Mobile? Then join the Mobile Historic Society. This newly formed club at Murphy is composed of people who arc interested in the history of their city. The sponsor is Mrs. K. J. Clark. Officers are Charles DiMassio, president; Charlotte Cook, vice-president; Linda Knight, secretary. The president has told many interesting stories about the romantic past of Mobile. The members have enjoyed a tour of Mobile, visiting all places of historical interest. They also have placed in the glass showcases in the hall of the main building some articles of historic interest. The scrapbook committee has made an interesting scrapbook with articles and pictures on Mobile history. CIipiii-Bo-PIivm All the young chemists, biologists, and physicists at Murphy belong to the science club, Chem-Bo-Phys. Judging from the noises issuing from room 223 on club days there may be some future Einsteins lurking in our midst. Since the purpose of Chem-Bo-Phys, under the sponsorship of Miss Mary Bragg, is to promote scientific interest and study among students, programs are given in turn by the chemistry, biology and physics groups. Officers of the club are Marilyn O’Gwynn, president; Eleanor Gramling, vice-president; June Hull, secretary; Bar- bara Moore, treasurer. As Chem-Bo-Phys is a member of the Alabama Junior Academy of Science, a project of annual interest is preparation for the science convention, held this year in Florence, Alabama. Row I—Whitledge, Kordomenos, I gather bury, Moore, Gramling, O'Cwynn. Allen. Sapp. Hull. Hull. Peatey. Row 2—Wittmann. Ed- wards. Aiknian. Mudge, Trawiek. lumber!. Caillard. Rarenti, Childree, Duke. 124 mohian . Row I- Beverly, Bragg, Funderburk. Hogan, Spottswood. Barenli. fouler, Hudgens, Terry, Morton, Peavey, SunfforJ. Ere hold, Row 2—McNutt, toyner. Deal, tones, Elias, Higgins, Ellis, Cook. Hyde, Gray, Gregory, Koop, Cruthirds. Row i— Hess, Sullivan. Morgan, Knight, Grills, Patronas, Matthews. DiMassio, Lambert, Gaillard. Williams, Childree. Argiim � nl. I in . “Resolved: That the Atlantic Pact nations should form a federal union.”—This topic for debate at the state convention held at the University on March 19, 20, 21. kept the alert mem- bers of Argument, Inc. busy for weeks. Their work was not in vain. Joe Grills, who took the negative side of the issue, was awarded first place as individual; and Murphy's team won third place. During the year Murphy debaters matched wits with teams from McGill, U.M.S., B shop Toolen, and Vigor. On February 13 two affirmative teams and two negative teams at- tended the district debates. Officers of this group arc Bobby Willisson, Jerry Barcnti, Sarah Spottswood, and Jimmy Fowler. Mr. E. D. 1 ludgens, history teacher, is adviser. Killing Uuli The Girls’ Riding Club, organized to promote understanding between horse and rider, is open to any girl, cither an experienced horsewoman or one who wishes to learn the art of riding. These girls go riding once a month at Braswell’s Riding Academy on Higgins Road. At their meetings every other Tuesday in the Girls' Gym, a program committee gives talks on such topics as “Grooming the Horse, “The Art of Riding, and “Horses and Their Gaits. Miss Joyce Williams sponsors this group, and officers include Ruth Brcistcn, president; Bev- erly Pierce, vice-president; Louise Elmore, secretary; and Betty Jo Collins, treasurer. Row I—Quarles, Shrout, Fernandez, Collins. Elmore. Williams, Breisfen, Pierce, Maples, Rockwell. Boswell, Felbinger. Row 2—Gib- son. Price. Siuma, Money, Gordon, Williamson. O'Connor. mohian 125 Ili-V Clubs Under the sponsorship of Henry Davis, the Alpha chapter of Hi-Y selected as a main project to send five delegates to “Alabama Youth and Government in Montgomery. This is a model legislature where members of Hi-Y get practical training in government func- tions anti parliamentary procedure. The club, with its president Bill May, spent some time developing programs in the Youth on Trial” series. Vice-president Jimmy Williams arranged for the club to sponsor dances during Mardi Gras to raise money for the Y.M.C.A. World Service. Records were kept by Deward Donnelly, secretary, and money was handled by Jay Morris, treasurer. Members of Beta chapter assisted the senior members in all their activities. Officers arc Jimmy May, president; Bobby Miller, vice-president; James Robeson, treasurer; Thomas Hodges, secretary; Buddy Miller, sergeant-at-arms; Robert Baker, chaplain. Alpha. Row I—Aiknian, Cody, Wall man, Williams, May, Donnely, Adams, Ughtsey, Mudge. Row 2—Vincent, Parnell. Cherry, Mor- ris, Mooneyham. Harrison, Hudson, Stewart, Raynor. Blta. Row I—Petit hory. Rarefield. Miller. Robeson, May. A. ’. May, Miller, liarer, (item. leter. Row 2—Zepermck,. Sullivan, Clem- ents, Poster, Raytraft, Turk, Mdxndon, Carlson, Keith. Row I—Stokes. Stifle. Harmon, Thompson, Hunter, Anderson. Yelverton, Clarke. Sti tuque, Deljoath. 126 niohian Alpha-ltd ;i Koy null AW —Fa ville, F. Powell, White-Spanner, Taylor, Ahup, Morgan, Powell, SI of tellur, Weldon, Lyle, Diamond. Row 2 — Eubanks, Palmet, P. McKean. Macron, Patch, Merry, Booth, Brinson, Hafner, Marriott. Row i—Moore, Sockwell, Slegginson. l)uhe, Mclxan, Shropshire, McLeod, McKean, Owens. Holmes. Kiwunis Club of Mobile is sponsor of the Key Club, a service organiza- tion. Officers under the leadership of Mr. Taylor arc Jimmy Morgan, president; John Mostellar, vice-pres- ident; Sonny Alsup, secretary; and David Powell, treasurer. For their two major projects the boys combined efforts with the All Ciris’ Council. Career Day in the spring gave each of Murphy’s 2600 students the opportunity of attending three confer- ences led by Mobile experts in their respective fields. At Christmas the boys helped to collect and deliver to the Mobile Welfare department the baskets packed by home room sections for needy families. On May 14-15 they joined the State Highway Patrol in spon- soring a highway safety campaign. At all basketball games and flower shows the boys sold cokes. Future Engineers of Murphy is keeping up with new ideas and developments in the world of engineer- ing. On February 18 members went by chartered bus to Alabama State Docks, where they were conducted on a guided tour to sec dock installations and func- tions at work. The annual banquet of the F. E. A. clubs of Murphy and V’igor was held at the Battle I louse on March 17. Speakers for the occasion talked on the different fields of engineering and the oppor- tunities for engineers in the modern world. Spon- sored by Mr. M. C. Mancill, physics teacher, club of- ficers include Richebourg Gaillard, president; Skipper Mudgc, vice-president; Bill Phillips, secretary; Jimmy Godwin, treasurer. The club sponsored a trash can and took an active part in the Student Council clean- up campaign. Row —Cocan, West, Miller, Boswell, Phillips, Mancill, Sludge, (lai'lard. Airman, Eubank , Harrison, Brown. Row 2—Dona can. Chil- dree, rate, Hadden, Burell, Hutchings, Williams. Everett, Bushy, Hodges, Barnett. Row I—Easterling, Fearn, Roy, Hrabe, Bowman. Trawuk. Slorris. Steiner, Dykes, Hopkins. McClure. Fill lire Engineers mohian 127 Fui uro Toarliors of Amertea Teachers at Murphy may have real competition when members of Mac Canes Chapter of Future Teachers of America start out in their career. On F.T.A. Day, November 7, members of the club gained useful experience by teaching all of the freshman classes. In the spring many of them assisted for a week’s period at Scoutshirc Woods, when the filth grades attended Camp school. They participated in the Family Life Institute by taking care of children of parents who attended. On October 30 Murphy faculty and adminis- tration were guests at a tea given by the club. A Christmas program was given at Russell school for the handicapped children. At the F.T.A. state convention held at the Univer- sity on March 6 and 7, the delegates formed the idea of sponsoring a concert, presented by the University of Alabama Cilcc Club. During the year they also sponsored a sock hop. Officers of this always-doing-something club are Ann Atkcison, Maurice Joseph, (Jerry Boll man, and Caroline Burns. Miss Hazel Driver, dean of girls, is their enthusi- astic, capable sponsor. Rosi' 1—Wens. Watkins, Hibson. Koonts, Kirkhn, Boil man, Moore, Miss Driver, foseph, Atkeison, Kaufman, McGhee. Row 2—Hamil- ton, Nunn. Blanchard, Blanchard. Barnes. Snyder. Glass, Attsl, Prince, Mooney. Row 3—Knight, Daugherty, Slaughter, Karl, Blake, Hughes, Crabtree. Waller. Pryor, fack on. Row 1—Shaw. Greenstem. Duke. McEIroy, Maples. McCool, Warden. Hanks. Moody. Golson, Cowles. Row 2—Parnell, Taylor. Mc- Donald. Smith. Golemon, Felbinger. Rockwell, ones, Stevens, Cooper. Row 3—Roberson, Dunn, Barnett, Roberson, luimbeth, Gabel, Ine. F. Ijee. Waldon, Craft, Murray. 128 rnohian Fill uro X ursos of A morio� During the year the Future Nurses Club of Murphy hail speakers from both City Hospital and Mobile Infirmary. Speakers from the City Hospital were Miss Hilda Rey- nolds, Miss Marion Trucx, Miss Sibyl Canning. The speakers furnished information about various types of nursing, orientation week, first impression of nursing school. Mary Jane Britain from Mobile Infirmary spoke to the club also. In February the club made a tour of Mobile Infirmary, sponsored by F.N.C. Approximately one hundred students attended this tour. The club also sponsored a tour of Mobile Infirmary for the Kenosha students in February. At Christmas time the club members prepared about one hundred miniature Christinas trees for patients in the City I iospital. Another important activity was the Easter project. Seventy-five small Easter baskets were made for the City 1 los- pital. The club also sponsored an “All (� irl Assembly in January. Sponsor of the club is Mr. J. H. Baker. Officers include Shirley Shields, president; Madelyn Antoine, vice- Row I—lohnson. Hall. Steelman, lernigan. Donaldson, Meriwether. Shields. Antoine. Firth. May. Salter. Rogers. Williams. Row 2— Balder, Honk, foil- Coppedge. Baber. Pencola, Rogers, Smith, Shipman. Ayres. Owen, leter, Walters. Row 3—Pate. Umdy, Moore, MeGnff, Forsyth. McNab, Cruit, Keeran, Stephens, Vaughn. Strickland. Row I—SuUiran. Fickhng. Robinson. Vaughn, Hiteshew. Thompson. Maples. I sonar d. ernigan. Thomley. Price, Donaldson. Whiddon. Row 2—Stanley, F.ngltsh, Gray, Foster, Moms, McClure, Waters. Stringer, Ijord, Nicholas. Wilson, Alldredge. Temp m. Row 3—Arant. T ratis. Hale. Coley. Breland. Reynolds, Martin. Davis, Adams. Hacard, Cecil. Boan. Row 4—Koontz. lames. Kelley. I Ml, Tanner, Can- ning. Barnes, Blanchard. mohian 129 Rou’ 1—Wilton. Shipman. Van Defender. Fowlkes. Aikjn, Mitt Gatlin. Malone. Boone. Powell. Wilton. Row 2 Grace. Hitethew, Huff- man, Hixham. Greene, Victory, Rye. Reynoldt. Turner. Libmry Assistants Let’s sec—B, C, I), Di. Dick, Dickens, oh, here’s where A Tale of Tiro Cities goes.” Such mumblings are common among the library assistants carrying out one of their numerous duties, shelving books. At club meetings library assistants plan bulletin board displays, and at Christinas time they hail a contest to see which |)eriod of assistants could plan the most interesting display. Some meetings feature puzzles and games planned by Charlotte Robin- son, program chairman. Miss Martha C. Catlin is sponsor, and other officers are Jane Aikin, president; Ann Malone, secretary-treasurer; Mary Etta Van Devender, Intcr-club Council re| - resentative. 0|M� nii|� paloeka Opcnuppalocka is the watchword of a small group that docs a big job—that of handling locker keys for 2600 Murphians. In the fall there is the problem of distribution, complicated by the fact that there arc not enough keys to go around. Daily there arc the problems that arise when students lose or forget their keys, when they carelessly leave their lockers open, and when keys arc found but not claimed by their owners. At the end of the year comes the mammoth undertaking of refunding deposits and arranging keys for redistribution in the fall. Murphy s Keepers of the Keys arc sponsored by Mr. McCann and have as officers Faye Pitts, Marilyn Bragg, Martha Hyde, and Ruth Funderburk. Row I fefcoat. Hale. Du e, Sneerinxer. Braxx. Putt, Funderburk,. Hyde. Koonlz, Culter. Row 2—Gibton, Mooney, Price, Barlow, lit her idxe, Gravely, amet, Kelley, Ruth, Reynoldt. 130 mohian Row I—Carmack.. Foster, Brantley. Dixon, ackson. Eubanks, Hester, Mrs. McIntyre, Parker, Smith, Hayes, Brackett. Thomley, tones. Row 2—Bates. Perkins. Pulley, Hughes. Hughes, Kennedy, Rettig, Salley, Hogan. Ritchie. Row 3—Vaughn. Crocker. Bryan. Newcomb. Hop• kins, Turk. McClure, Looney, Stewart, Shelby. Kikik|i Vm Itolliii� I'liili Keep ’em Rolling Club is named for the cry that echoes across the cafeteria daily at lunch time. Tlic dub is s|x nsorcd by the school dietitians, Mrs. McIntyre and Mrs. Brantley. Offi- cers are Loretta Hayes, l twrcncc Hopkins, Joyce Rester, and Clarence Perkins. In February Mrs. Ann Mitchell spoke on the importance of personality and skill in cafeteria service. Mr. Poole from the Board of Health stressed keeping bodies sanitary for working. Billy McLean represented the student's viewpoint in his remarks on the neatness of cafeteria workers. Club members enjoyed an all-day picnic to Scoutshirc Woods, for which entertainment was supplied by Coach Sharpe, Miss Benson, and Miss Tanner. YIkuuI Education Hull With Mr. T. R. Usry and Mrs. Catharine Ross as co-s| onsors, the thirty lx ys and four girls known as Vis Ed assistants show about 225 films a year. Popular this year were Jun- ior Prom, Julius Caesar,” The Lady or the Tiger,” and Clear Water.” Their equipment includes six 16mm projectors and two film-strip machines. The department has recently pur- chased a new RCA movie projector; has completely modernized room 213, the regular pro- jection room; and is to purchase soon a new screen for the auditorium. Officers of this unit so essential to a modern school arc Gerald Whitaker, Harry Shirley, Douglas Adams, and Claude Curry. Row I—Armistead, Hollis, Hearn. Patch, Atchison, Wetzel, Hedgepeth, Curry, Smith. Adams. Row 2—Stuckey. Mixon. Moore, Sal- ter, Ijisk, Kinbrough. mohian 131 •limior IIimI Cross Miss Irene Stapleton is the capable director of Junior Red Cross activities at Murphy. Assisting her are Miss Lipscomb, Mrs. Reynolds, and Miss Swanson. Student officers are Douglas Brunt, president; Eva Atkinson, vice-president; and Peggy Reeves, secretary- treasurer. The year’s activities, which centered around patients in city hospitals, enlisted the support of various groups at Murphy. Mrs. Wedgworth’s sewing classes made Christmas stockings. Miss Kennedy’s art classes made four hundred menu covers. The craft shop made more than 150 metal ash trays. Representatives from many Murphy sections collected reading material ranging all the way from funny books to classical novels and also filled Christmas boxes for needy children. Row I—Bailey, Blan enberg, Persons, Copeland. Swanson, Atkinson, Stapleton, Reeves, Bond, Roberts, Slaughter, DeFleron. Fail. Row 2—Tucker, lattle, Barlow. Northern!, H'altman. ones, Whisenhant, Wilson, Pugh, Pulley, Brackett, May. Miller. Row I—Ramsay, Atchison, Lowe, Mitchiner, Murdoch, Adams. Morris, Gray, Reynolds, Upscomb, Owen. Dodge. Bates, Smith. Row 2 —Burnett. Cowles, Armbrecht, Loyd, McCrary, Tucker, tones. Brunt. Sheehy. Yancy. Nunn, Saranthus. Patterson. 132 niohian Alli«k l Youth If you would like to get into a discussion of the dangers of tobacco, drugs, and alco- holic beverages, just strike up a conversation with a member of the Allied Youth. At the meetings once a month the club has had as guest speakers a minister, a doctor, and a teacher. One object of the club is to show that a party can be enjoyed without the use of harmful stimulants. To prove this, the club had a wonderful time at a party at the home of Mrs. Jackson on Deer River. In May the members enjoyed a trip to the Gulf. Sponsor of the club is Mrs. N. H. Holmes. Officers include Hershell Waltman, president; Mac McLeod, vice-president; Mary Todd, secretary; Kenneth Steiner, treasurer. Row I—Stain. Shrout, Roberts. Thompson, Holmes, Waltman, loyee. Rice. Powell, Megginson, Miller, Norton. Row 2—Cody, Moore- head. Steiner, Allen, Busby, B. Thompson, iMng. Morris. Method, Dans. Harrison. Warden. Stores, M. Thompson. Bourgeois. Row i —(missing), Haas, (iolemon. lac (son, Daugherty, Crowell, Felbinger. Rockwell, Eubanks, Etheridge. Hanhn, McGhee, Schreiner, Steiner. Row 4—Fulton. Barnes. Bowling, Pitts, Glenn, Funderburk. Hogan, Bragg, Hyde. Parks. Blanchard, lacobson, Ha ban son. Row I—Snemnger. Boone. Dyas. Dyas. Gibson. Mooney. Price. Boomer, McMillan. Burnett. Ramsay. Whitaker, Gut has. Row 2—Mor- ton. Criger, Morris. Parser, Gulel. Beverly. Bailey, ones, Anderson. Robinson. Shaw, Sessions. Row 2—Nutt, Arant. Moms, Draughon, Wooldridge. Eubanks. Harrison. Cruthirds, Whisenhant. Massengale. Watkins. Row 4—Green, Haas. Hearin. Fulton, Todd. Butler, McCool, Mullins, Delchamps. Elmore, Beckham. mohian 133 Row I—Frazer, (,„nthorpe. Coran. Row 2—McCleery, Haddon, Diamond, Hurron. Airman, oseph. Slug � Crew Moving easily among the backstage maze of ropes and curtains, the stage crew quickly changes sets and light- ing. With a flip of a switch and a moving of furniture, the stage can become a coast in sunny Spain whereas a moment before it was an English park on a foggy evening. All during the performance the crew is busy prepar- ing for the next change, tightening the stage screws that hold up the scenery, and seeing that everything is mov- ing smoothly. After the audience has gone home and the performers have left, members of the stage crew arc still busy cleaning up the stage and putting things in their projxrr places. Coach Charles Willcox is the sponsor. Galo Chili It at first you don t succeed, try, try again, seems to be a perfect motto for the members of the Gate Club, students who have been defeated in school office elections. The officers are president, Betty Temple Griffin; vice- president, Ben Dukes; and secretary, Eva Atkcison. The year’s activities of the club include sponsoring a sock hop after the Murphy-Jackson game, painting a trash can during the Intcr-club Council Clean-up campaign, and en- joying a weiner roast at Eva Atkcison's homt in Toulminville. The yearly project of the club, which is sponsored by Mrs. T. G. Billups, will Ik either to lay a cement walk or to present each teacher with a wire basket. Row I Donaldson. I' raris. Marlin. Xortbentl, Dosler, Dulses, Billups, Powell, Daugherty, I Darin. Weiss, Wittmann. Row 2—Hamil- ton, Ho,do. McDonald. Atkinson, Sobers, Spoils wood, Higgins, Ellis, Eichotd, Kirilin. Tucker, Nicholl. Row 3—Posey, Bearden, Henry, Elmore, McRae, Croon,. Cody. 134 mohan rnohian ] 35 Welfare Si ore Just follow the line in front of the cafeteria during section period and at the end you'll find the welfare store, a beehive of activity. Amid the clang of the cash register and the clatter of the typewriter, the welfare store work- ers get plenty of experience in salesmanship. Mrs. Lucille Baker keeps the welfare store so well stocked that a stu- dent can purchase anything from a package of Kleenex to a Spanish novel. The profit of the welfare store sales is used to help students who would otherwise be unable to attend school. 'I he officers of the welfare store workers are Billy McLean, president; Betty Bell, vice-presidnt; Nan Cleveland, secretary; Margaret Taylor, treasurer. Coro Exooulivos Core Executive Club is a law-making body for Murphy’s thirty-three core classes. Officers arc Valeric Peri- cola, president; Betty Brown, vice-president; Malincc Foster, secretary; and Frances Gray, treasurer. I wo repre- sentatives from each core class keep their respective classes informed on the proceedings of each executive meeting. Activities this year included a talent show, social functions, class problem discussions, and support of various campus campaigns. Row l—Kopf. Luke. Patterson, Beverly. Carlson. Brou n. Cray. Foster, Bates. Ray. Herring, Wright. Candy. Row 2—Cooper. Sims. Dann. Vaughn. Hamrick. Fnssell. Boswell. Fetbinger. Smile. Hrabe. Raynor. Cross. Row l—Layfield. Varner. Cain. Row I—Mostellar. Croom, Sharpe, Fraser. Taylor, Bilker. Delchamps. 0‘Cwynn, Allen. Row 2—Cleveland. Bell, leather bury. Ft more. Row I—Mclsan, Croud, March. SOCK-HOP IN THE •CAFETERIA On, Ole Murphy! Now, honor yore podner, Down, -boy! Down!, Scotch Christmas tree. French Club officers admire their creche. Murphy could use more of these. An “A” ’tain’t worth it! Murphy —1900. First period Mohian Drum major at P-TA When the cat’s away Special chorus trio. | !Tan or statui? 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