Oxford High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Oxford, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1943 volume:

IE JOUHLaLISI: CL..3S 0? 1942-43 PRESENTS THIS YEnRjOOK OF CaLHOUN COUt'TY NIGH SCHOOL. WE SINCHRLY HOPE THAI IN THE YE..ES TO CONE THIS WILL BE A BOCK. OF CHERISHED HENORIES TO EaCH IHDI- VIDJ..L, I.IaY WE WXPRE3S O'JR rtPPRL- LaTIO TO TUN. FACULTY, TO THE STU- DLiES, ii D TO OCR ADVER- TISERS FOR THEIR COPHR- ATION WHICH HAS BEEN GIVEN 30 VI LLINGLSf . THE STAFF FORlWOXD i' i im ODEOmAITOQN 0$ CaSUimm 1AJTW 4' 4 a. Hit hmw mJH m L Jt Tb VJjdSAU-. -u.. r • ii Will'll—IHIIITlMfli SCHOOL CALENDAR August 24--School Opens Sept. 9—Cheer Leaders Elected Sept.1C — First Stinger Published Sept.25—Dramatic Club Organized Oct. 7--Senlor Class Collect Scrap Nov. 25-26--Thanksgiving Holidays Dec. 1--Cecil Paris Elected Host Valuable Player of Season Deci 18—Christmas Holidays Bogin Jan. 4--School Reopens Jan. 7-15—Midterm Tests Jan. 27—Victory Corps Organized-Charles Kirby Elected President Feb, 2--Seniors finish Macbeth” Feb. 8--Lunchroom Opens Feb. 23—Yellow Jackets ’.Yin District Basketball Tournament March 3—Red Cross Drive By Victory Corps March 11—Yellow Jackets Play Murphy High in State Tournament Miarch 19—Lunchroom Closes March 25-2G--A.E.A. Holidays April 23—Senior Play May 7—Senior High Glee Club Cantata May 16--Baccalaureate Sermon May 17—School Closes May 17--Graduation — V - mm ,'v TSjKXjA , kcZ JjOJ tfas+Zts ' 'ft . 7f.%t+ is , ? . s$l l st-' , c' cJ aas' y t-UStXA, $AAa4ajlI£. ti?y SKIgVljC SENIOR CLASS ROLL Clyde Fat? Bagiev Member of Cr' Club � 40, «41, '42 Football Member '40, '41, '42 Captain Football Squad '42 President of C Club '43 Inez Bla nton Student Council '42 Rayferd Bowman Glee Club Dorothy Bro wn' La Grange, Georgia Revere Brown Hubert Butch Bright Member Football Tean «40, '41, '42 Member C Club President Sr. I Class '40, '41. LauraLee Lolly Burkard Annual Staff '43 Stinger 3taff Dranatic Club Asa Clip Carter Football Squa d '40, '41, '42 Alternate Captain Football '42 Vice President of C Club '43 Vice President of Class '43 Member C Club '41, '42 Mavis Comer Harold Com Pau 1 Denson Basle tball Team ' 43 Sec re tary of 4-HI Club-43 Linion Deverell Football Tean '40, '41, '42 Member of C Club Secretary and Treasurer Sr. I «39 eesMEoma� Elizabeth Lib Graham Dramatic Club Glee Club Margie Hall Glee Club '41, '42, '43 President of Glee Club '42 SponrSponsor for Homecoming Game '42 Jamos ITa rdwick Julian Duke Head Dramatic Club '43' 4-II Club '41, '42, '43 J. B. Henson Charles Kirby Stinger Staff '41, '42, '43 Annual Staff '43 Vice President Student Council '43 Glee Club '42 Dram atic Club '43 Jr. Play '42 Victory Corps Jack Kirby Pootball '41, '42, '43 Basic tball '41, '42, '43 Alternate Caotal n Basketball '42-43 Member of C Club President of Sr. I Class '40, '41 Hughlene II oopy Law ' Stinger Staff '42, '43 Annual Staff '42, ' '43 Glee Club '41, '42, '43 Dramatic Club Vice President Junior Clas3 Secretary and Treasurer Glee Club '42 Victory Corps Johnnie Eaye Lovvorn Glee Club '42, � 43 Winner of D. A. R. History Medal'4H Member of Stinger Staff '43' Member of Dramatic Club '42, '43 Class Prophet '43 2nd prize American Legion Contest '41 Vic tory Corpa Annual Staff Mary Anna Mallory Secretary of Student Body 42, '43 Dramatic Club O.ueen's Court May Day '42 Junior Play ’42 Julia Ruth ’’Judy McDowell May Day Music Invitation Committee Lewis Tubby Miller Student Body President '42, '43 Member of Q Club Football ’42 Kenneth Yank Mitchell Kathleen Moore Good Citizenship Girl 43 Historian ’43 Junior Play '42 Clarice Moore Talladega County High Arvid Padgett Margaret Peek 4-H Club Member Sam Kysie Pressle y Avery Pike Pike Glee Club 42 Keller Ramsey President Drama tic Club Glee Club 41, 42, � 43 Stinger Staff 41, 42, 43 Annual Staff 43 Ethel Sherman Betty Sue Susie Stewart Glee Club '42 Club '41, '41, '43 , «42, � 43 Club '41, '42, '43 , «40, 41, '42, '43 Pope Sally Smith Annual Staff � 43 Stinger Staff � 42, Dramatic Club � 43 Victory Corp s '43 Cecil Simpson Editor Stinger '41, � 42, '43 Editor of Annual Yellowjacket � 42, '43 Vice Preaident Dramatic Club '43 Treasurer of Student Council � 42, '43 Secretary ai d Treasurer of Senior Clas3 Senior Class Lawyer'� 43 Student Council '40, � 42, '43 Assistant Editor Stinger � 40 Glee Club «41, '42, � 43 Crowned King and Queen of May «42 Secretary-Treasurer Glee Club «43 Tyre Stitt Fr®nkie Tater Taylor Dramatic Club '42 4-H Club Ma'rvin Thomas Football Team '41, '42 C Club '42, «43 Basketball '42, '43 Glee Club '43 Sport3 Editor of Stinger '42, «43 Dramatic Club '43 Victory Corps � 43 Joyce Thurman President of Class '41, '42, «43 Glee Club '41, «42, '43 Student Council '41 Dram atic Club '43 Stinger Staff Annual Staff Victory Corp Gle nn Trammell Studen t, Counci 1 � 43 Junior Play 4-H Club Frahk Vinso n '43 r ' Srma Lee Vinson SaraWaterhouse 4-H Club '41, 42, '43 Vice President 4-K Club '41 Janet Jan Wilkins Junior Play '41, '42 Dramatic Club '42, '43 Maid for Sponsor '41, � 42 Bernice Wilson Glee Club '41, '42, '43 Junior Play '42 Edsel Williams Football ‘43 Junior Play 4-H Club Harrie Lane Wilson Diggs Secretary of 4-H Club � 40, '41 Stinger Staff '41, '42 AnnuaL Staff � 41, '42 Ruby Neva Tootsie Wil3on 4-H Club '40, � 41 Stinger Staff '41, '42, '43 Annual Staff � 41, '42, '43 Treasurer Dramatic Club Junior Play � 41, ‘42 Joe Earl Willingham Glee Club '43 mmmmm SK, JJJ WHO'S WHO MOST STUDIOUS-—---—g-------------------CECIL SIMPSON MOST AMBITIOUS-------------------------CECIL SIMPSON BEST ALL • ROTND GIRL---------------KATHLEEN MOORE BEST PL L ’ROUND BOY-------------------CLYDE 3AGLEY MOST LIKELY 'D SUCCEED-----------------CECIL SIMPSON MOST VERSATILE BOY-----------------------ASA CARTER MOST VERSA THE GIRL-----------------HUGHLENE LAW MOST ENERGETIC---------------------------ASA CARTER WITTIEST___________________ -—-CLYDE BAGLEY MOST POPULAR GIRL--------------------BERNICE WILSON MOST POPULAR BOY-----------------------CLYDE BAGLEY NEATEST BOY-----------------JAMES HARDWICK NEATEST GIRL—------------BETTY SUE STEWART BIGGEST PEST-----------------GLENN TRAMMELL MOST DEPENDABLE------------------------CECIL SIMPSON BEST DISPOSITION-----------------------JOYCE THURMAN MAN -HATER——---------------------------ETHEL SHERMAN WOMAN-CMASER----------------GLENN TRAMIEIL CLASS BABY______________-MARY ANNA MALLORY MOST A ITJE TIC----------------- AVERY PIKE FRIENDLIEST GIRL-------------ETHEL SHERMAN FRIENDLIEST BOY -----------------------CLYDE BAGLEY PRETTIES T GIRL------------ BERNICE WILSON MOST HANDSOME---------------------------PAUL IENSCN ISP iwri'j 'i memmm a $$ §t© T The 3hort and single annal3“' of the senior cla33 of 1943 are here.n presented. In 1931, the present class of graduating seniors entered grammar schools at Oxford, Friendship, Coldwater, Mechanicsville, Dearnan- Pleasant are many of the memories which we have of our high school days. One of the most enjoyable phases of the girli high school ca- reer was the course in home economics where we learned cooking, sewing and homemaking. Some of the boys were members of the football team for the first time. After a short vacation, we began our junior year which was climaxed by the junior pla’ � Seeing Double, and the Junior-Senior banquet and dance. We entered o ir last year with our heads held high for we were now dignified seniors, all looking forward to one occasion-the day of Com- mencement. There were ups and downs during the year. The War Production 3oard asked the school students to help ease the labor situation by getting out of school earlier, so for a period of six weeks in the fall, school was from 3-12, and students worked on farms and m the 3tores in the afternoons. Our class play, V ho’s Crazy Now was given on April 23. Mrs. W.W. Turner directed it. Many of the members of our class held places of responsibility during our senior year. Lewis Miller was President of Student Government Association; Clyde Bagley, President of C Club and Captain of football team; Avery Pike, Cap- ville, and Lulaton, and not until we were I� s were we united In one cla33 at I's were we senior Calhoun tain of basketball team; Cecil Simpson, Editor of Yellowiacket and 3t n;;er, Charles Kirby,Ires- idont ox Victory Corps; Sellar Ramsey, .-resident of Dramatic Club; Joyce Thurman, President ol senior class and Kathleen Moore, good citizen- ship girl. This year has seen the institution of mili- tary drill for boy3 of our blass with Mr. Stan- ford directing. More and more this year we have seen life at school a3 will as every phase of our life affected by .,'orld '. ar II. A3 v e separate and go our various ' ays, many of us will go to work in warrIndustrios or in private businesses; a few will go to college nerhaps; and Uncle Sam� s Army will call practi- cally aii the boy3 to service . And as v e leave our carefree high school days forever, we want to thank C.C.H.S. for helping us to build memo- ries which we shall never forget. Kathleen Moore Historian C v y r We, The Senior Class of Calhoun County High school being of sound mind (?) and body, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will anatestament Item I: he le ve and bequeath to our ad an i.iuter our deepest appreciation for the past years of guidance and understanding which h ve brought us successfully to the threshold of life. Item IIs he leave to the faculty the memory of “that certain senior class11 and affectionate thanks for their part in our education. Item III: be leave to the entire student Dody what vir- tures v.'e nmy have possess 3d and also the enevitable signs of our six years occupation--knife carved initials on study hall desks, chewing gum stuck inconspicuously under desks top3, the old books which are always handed dovm scrawled over with momentary thoughts, lost between the leaves, marginal notes and ideas of a passing senior class. Item IV: be, the Senior Class, leave tne following in- dividual traits and characteristics to the various per- sons who might be fortunate or unfortunate enough to deserve them. I, Clyde _ ugley, leave my sense of humor to Mary Frances [I Thomas. You can certainly use it n..xt year, “Footsy11 , dispelling that “dignified senior1' tradition. . I, ftayford bowman, icave my job at Grant's to J. . Carter.' Yo've had plenty of experience at Silvers, J. . i I, Ethel Sherman leave my undicputed title of oook- orm to Hoss Knighton, iton't spend too much time read- ing, Ross. They say it’s bud for your eyes. I, Hubert nright, leave my ability to be a shrewd V.all Street rroker to anyone who thinks he can win as often as I can. I, Inez Jlanton, leave ny great height to Juanita Dunials. Eat plenty of spinach, Juanita, and you will eventually attain '.-ny statuesque figure. I, tfevere _ rown, leave ray well-groomed hair to Iynn Mullinx. I've found, Lynn, that the girls adore ''that ell-groomed look. ' I, Elizabeth Graham, leave ray glamorous title of femme fatale'1 to oetty Eritzgerald. Love 'em and leave 'em, aetty. I, Johnnie Faye Lovvorn, leave my ease in using unusual words to Jane Williams, That doesn't mean we understand double takl, Jane, I, Jul a fluth HcjJowell, leave my unconcerned manner to Jessie Smith. Just sit tight and let the world go by, Jessie. I, Avery Pike , leave my title of Captain of the basketball 'leam to Cecil Paris. I know that we mil have another championship team, Cecil. I, nrvid Padget, leave my title of bus driver to Mil- fred bowman. Watch out for curves, Miifred. I, Joyce Thurman, leave my title of ■' Class President'1 to Frances Jtricklund. May thou reign be a happy one, Frances. I, Janet Wilkins, leave my lovely complexion to Flois Gay Hayes. It's thaf'sk n they love to touch -, Flois. I, Julian Head, leave my uoy Scout uniform to Jack Thomas. Let's see how many merit badges you can get , Jack. I, Charles Kirby, leave my plates in cafeteria to Walter Jones. I think you can dispose of them, Walter, but if you need any help. I'll still be around. � 3 ■ . : % ,£! � 1 IIS—Ulil—UMJ,,;. ••• • 4 I, Glenn Trammell , leave my powers of fascination ith the vvonon to Vernon Robertson, Don't get too many on the string, Vernon. I,Joe Dillingham, leave my musical ability to Bettye Stovall. You know, Dottye, practice makes perfect. I, Paul Denson, leave my physique to anyone v:ho can make feminine hearts flutter, as I do. I, Dorothy Brown, leave my ability to bo kin 1 and thoughtful to Bernice binn. It's not everyone tliat can bo that way all the t me, Bernice, but it's al- ways worth while. I, Llavis Comer, leave my quiet manner to Ed Heaves. Study Kali needs mere quiet students like you and me Ed, don't you think I I, Lewis Miller, leave my zoot suit to billiam Russell;! Bennett. Maybe they'll be in st:;rle next year, Wink . I, Margie Pitts, leave my ability to sing well tc Helen Hulsey; however we lon't always have the temper ament oi -songbirds, Helen. I,Hughlene Law, leave my marital tranquillity to Joan I Aldrich. You seem to have the knack of getting along with the men,Joan, so I'm sure you won't have any trouble with your futuro spouse. I, Ruby kova uilyon, leave my spirit of cooperation toll Inogone Haynes. Congeniality is one of the virturos, Imogene. I, Clarice Hoore,leave my acting ability to Frances Ann Engle. Acting is - fine art. Prances--just so one uoesn't practice it in private life. I, Ed3el, le ve my safe driving record to Eldon McCombs. There's nothing like taking it slow and easy, -ldon. I, I, Kellar Hamsey, leave my knowledge of photography to Jack Boswell--A worth while hobby, Jack. The army has need of photographers. to’luo-o?a tabulate oojVieur ;«•• «orale nowaday , Loscne. b0C,!,t a tl'a SSt ZTi £”? Xtfr°nlt O'� i� EasUsh Jadent, n ,rley. ' ' seat ual:os one noro con- 1, Laura Lee Burkard, leave n r ion- bl el fr—6 bo L' nn “ohrrt-ti r,-n, , . , , ' w ■- O-Lo.Ci. tlGaje , toe, when the occasion ariaos. fa Jher r13 t0 to us . 1 c lc - Lary Judson, that’s L rS fs aloag «T aecretarial ability to MUy handy aomtlmh. SdJoy Slf1 81, oor,M i� � I Janos. 1J° rj.0t.in3 to the uj.nd. n«t:d?''bLo‘hhhdh h‘L4a',rc7 ° “U«1 0. Lillian? n fc have Perpetual notiora. Jk SSttSTi,al nLii Lrtl?;J' ' ' 10 I C'on’t have aeaiyns on tha Cat ,ei-ln0 but I, James Ifordv icL lcsv mr t i I Mok- thotoui it i?tSe fi?S , ri“rl I I , Karrie Lane Ui --e son. i;hov111 find out'th?f J«o74.b®4Uty tr Sara Simp- Sara. at beaut d isn’t only skin [I! deep Sara. rsarefShufbof hlvatm‘ ° Pr«k m obbothan sure they'll bocor.ie you too , drank. •v. «bd®r I, Kathleen Moore, leave ny beautiful eyes to Robert laddell. Just be careful how you use them, Robert I I, Sarah Waterhouse, leave a part i iterest in tie to anyone who values navy stock as high as I oo. I Linion Deverell, leave my originality in Economics to Austin Simpson. Originality is a big asset in some instances, Austin. 1 J.B. Henson, leav my interest in International Relations to anyone who ' ants to make it an interesting and timely subject nest year. I, Jack rdrby, leave ny post-v.v.r plans for settleing down to S‘Tbi 1 Pettv.s . Haybo cooperation is tne keynote, Sybil. I,T rce Stitt, leave my punctual ty at check-up to Huth Strickland , whost alarm clock sometimes fai._s co do its duty. If! ITMESS '.THEREOF, I have hereunto set my'hand and seal this 17th day of May, ii the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred anc forty three. Cecil Simpson, Class Lawyer________ L Li3ton iyy children anti you shall hear Not the midnight rids of Paul Revere 13ut something tiiat will even top it The story of a trip made by your class prophet. I will travel over the Seven Seas Thi3 trip will take me over hills and leas. The first I saw in a little white house at the odge of town _ Uas a very happy housewife who once was Dorot.iy Brown. ’..lien I arrived in Anniston T saw a girl in foreign dress . _ „ She looked Very mysterious-why it was Rosemary Pope, adventuress. Then came time for me to loave the city And I caught a train and met the engineer, Ci ae Who said, bloat a pity . Tiiat you weren’t hero yesterday-you would have s c cn Ethel Sherman, an authoress, dressed like a queen. I talked to Clyde for over an hour And found out that Julian Head was a Iyer Then I turned and saw Asa Carter, a famous movie lie saj.d his next picture was called Eight to the Bar. When I arrived in New York I went to a hotel to And°who should be the manger but Margaret Peek, when in my room I looked down on this scene I 3aw Avery Pike, a prosperous boxer, getting in- to his limousino. The next dny I decided. I needed o. spring drcs3 And when I walked into an exclusive shop I saw Julia Ruth, model, no less. Then I walked into a yery expensive hat store And instead of Lily Dache, the designer was I'athleen Moore. Then I -vent to 3eo a famous first night or Avery fine drama with Cecil Simpson the writer Janet Wilkins, leading lady, Linion Dcverell the leading man And Cecil directing made it the best in the land. While going down the street I saw Ilenneth Mitchell dressed in Navy Blue lie was an admiral in the Navy and ovmed his own yacht too. The next day I went to Kacey's, a large depart- ment store And I saw Ruby Neva Wilson selling clothes galore. She told me the managers were old friends of mine They were J.B. Henson and Joe Willingham who took up lots of tine. Telling me that Revere Brown had become a great miner. And that Tyre Stitt was an engineer on a new steam liner. When out on the street I saw a sign that read Learn how to dance. Frank Vinson was teaching Lib Graham a now step called the prince. When on the subway I started reading a book The author, Lewis Killer. The story How To Tame a Rook. Then I saw somebody rushing down the street like a racer It looked like-it was Glenn Trammell, still a woman-chaser I wondered why he was running them 30 far But I found out he was just reporting for The Star. While walking down 3roadway I saw Sarah Gann, dressed as a Navy nurse. She is still by Cau3ly through better or worse I strolled into the Waldorf-Astoria to get a bite to eat And you'd be surprised but as a chef, Charles hir- by couldn't be beat. Then I decided I needed 3ome of New York's night life. I looked around until I 3aw a place that looked just right. This place called the Stork was really a hum- dinger, The entertainment wa3 grand for Margie Pitts was the singer. The next floor 3how v as one of the best I had seen For it was Harold Corn and Betty Sue Stewart, a Very smooth dance team. But when the high bill came that was really the rub. But all wa3 O.K. when out walked Jack and Rayfred the managers of the club. The next day I went to Radio City ju3t to see the place And there was Sally Smith and Inez debating on Equal rights for the Black Race. The next program was a musical one; Laura Lee Bur- kard 3inging the blues. And then Lellar Ramsey gave an interesting digest of world news. Two of his reports caught and held my attention It was thattMavis Comer was speaking at a conven- tion That mot to reform criminals of our land And make each of them a better man. He told of how Bd3el in the jungle deep Had captured lions, tigers and elephants for zoos to keep And Ed3el with all of his luck Had become a second Frank Buck. Well my time in New York has come to an end Then to Washington, D.C. my trip I'll extend. The first thing I saw on the mall v as a woman dressed up-to-date. Could it be-it v;as Clarice Iioore, Congress woman from her state. Then into the White House I was sent and found Frankie Secretary to the President. I received an invitation to a party sent by Hubert Bright. He had iought many battles in Congi'C3s for what he thought was right. Then in walked Mary Anna, dressed just right Don’t tell but Mary Anna is connected with the P.B.I. She told me Jame3 Hardwick was a famous attorney and with his brilliant work he had saved the government lots of money. Then I went down to the sea to see what I could see And there I met Paul Denson, skipper of the ‘‘Ruby Nee. Then it ’was time for me to return to my home And it will be long before I want to roam. I v Bnt down to the airport to catch a plane I found Marvin Thomas pilot; co-pilot Harrie Lane. Y hen I boarded the plane I heard a soft voice I looked and sav; it was the airl:.ne hostess, Joyce Then I looked at the passengers who were close to me I saw a face that v as familiar--It was Erma Lee I asked her if she remembered me and she said, yes I asked her what her work was and she 3aid I teach at C.C.II.S. She said that she had two of the cutest pupils she over saw. They are the twin children of Ilughlene Law. Also she said Bernice Wilson was still an army wife. Tor E.C. was a Lt. General and was in the army for life. Then the plane flew to the ground And I saw my family gathered round This brought me back to reality And gave to my wandering fancy finality. Johnnie Paye Lovvorn Prophet SR. II ROLL Joy Anderson Katherine Barnett Lucille Bonds Dorothy Copeland Juanita Daniels Betty Fitzgerald Trances Garrett Ann Griffis Eloise B. Grizzard Eva Haney Flo is Gay Hayes Irao .ene Hayes Roberta Howie Mary Hughes Helen Hulsey Martha Judd Willie Grace Kelly Mary Georye Kemp Mary Judson Kerr Hazel Latham Joyce Pettus Sybil Psttue Loama Reaves Margaret Rhule Bera Roberts Lynn Roberts Sara Frances Robinson Martha Self Sarah Simpson Bessie Smith Be3ter Adams Troy Barker William R. Bennett James Bobo Loys Bonds Rudolph Brooks Paul Brown Mark Burroughs Leon Digby J.B. Carter Sam Goray G. W. Gunter William G. Hardin Lloyd Head Frank Higginbotham Horace Hubbard James Lett Marshall Long Eldon McCombs Hugh Morris Lynn Mullinax Cecil Paris John Rufus Phillips H. L. Phillips Herman Pugh Jimmy Roberts Vernon Bobertson Austin Simpson Robert Williams Hubert White Betty StoVall Audrey Lee Stephens Frances Strickland Geraldine Trammell Catherine Trotter Mary Ruth Ward Bernice Vann Clarice Young ... mimmmwmmr - Mi VJrlCJS Wf O TtOST STUDIOUS...............- —BERNICE.Wli... MOST AMBITIOUS----------WELLIAM RUSSELL BEHHTO BEST ALL «ROUND GIRL------------------------ ™ Mom «TT I (0 ND BOY---------------JAMES BOBU MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED-............B™CE WI1W MOST VERSA TELE BOY............. MOST VEiSATILE GIRL--------------- MOST ENERGETIC-.................. 7™° ™v VI .............................T pSptt LP A-TB T'O tT1 POPULAR B0Tr— ------- — --------CECIL PA.J.S SS? SSSwB ai?.L-.......................JUAHim. DMIELS 1IEA1EST BOY-............-...... .......-........... rn ri m nl'0 TTIO'I--— — — — — — — —— — — — — — -JAi . l� o 13U.JU ±...............-—BET® fitzoekaid ‘ 01 'A,T-CFASEE—————————————'NILLIAM DENNETi St .....................-...... MOST ATHLETIC........-........‘“'“UECIL PARIS FRIENHJEST GIRL------------—'JJAil FRIENDLIEST BOY......-.......... PRETTIEST GIRL---------------------------—SARA SaMPSON MOST iLA.N DSO! IE BOY..... -J. B. CARER MOST TYPICAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT-----iiARY EiJl SR.I ROLL Joan Aldridge Eula 3 Arthur Christine Bennett Inez Blount JR.ry Nell Bradford Martha Brickhouse Geraldine Brovm Mary Loti 3urkar5 Gerald Buford Boris Bushy Tula C' ap:man Aina Cook Rut! C reason Prances Ann Engle Vi rgi ni a I!ei fno r Prances Holland Mailande Hopper Chri stino Pydrick Janette Truin Ca'.hryn Jones Bet bye Sue Jon'on Joyce Kettles Bernice Leahey Ema Lett I la I!a e Ma rtin Jewell McCombs Mary Louise Mi Hi can Louise !Morris Juanita. .Murphree Ftyliss Murphree Virginia Now?one Geraldine Parks Marcine Price Bobby Robinson Sybil Sherrel Mary Ceil Simpson Mildred Smith Jacqueline Strickland Ruth Strickland Imogene Summerail Mary Prances Thomas Vivian Vinson Thelma Walker Mary Elizabeth Waugh Fred Adams 'Troy Ashley Troy Bentley Edward Brown MiIf red Bowman Huey Burrov a Paul Copeland Justice Dean John Denson Jr. Cooper Borsett Lamar Eaves Douglas Perguson John lid Gorman Earl Rail Billy Ha-kins Paul Haynes Earl Hardwick Lamar Hinds Sammy Hubbard James Earl Hughs Richard Jones Peter Kirby Rose Knighton Eugene Ledbetter James Lloyd Charles L 'ner Curtis Redders Sam Mellon Jr. John Mitchell Junior Morris Hugh Donald Murphree Prunkljn Ne1? on Eugene Newman David Pettus Edward Reaves Ray Snow Re r f o rd S fc ri c kland Robert Waddell Amy lieu 73 Ilians Jane .71 Hi a ms Ruby Nell Wilson Bernice Wood Grace Y oung Myrtle Young '.Villis Pettus WHO'S WHO HOST STUDIOUS-------------MARY HELL BRADFORD MOST AMBITIOUS-----------------JANE WILLIAMS BEST ALL ROUND GIRL------------FRANCES ENGLE BEST ALL ROUND BOY-------------SAMMY HUBBARD MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED----MARY NELL BRADFORD HOST VERSATILE GIRL-------MARY FRANCES THOMAS MOST VERSATILE BOY----------JAMES EARL HUGHES MOST ENERGETIC------------MARY FRANCES THOMAS WITTIEST-----------------------CURTIS MEDDER MOST POPULAR GIRL------------CHRISTINE BENNETT HOST POPULAR BOY-.....-........SAMMY HUBBARD NEATEST GIRL-------------------JUANITA I.IURPHREE NEATEST BOY--------------------EARL HARDWICK BIGGEST PEST-------------------EDUARD REAVES MOST DEPENDABLE----------------FRANCES HOLLAND BEST DISPOSITION---------------FRANCES HOLLAND MAN HATER----------------------JOAN ALDRIDGE ROMAN CHASER------------------- CURTIS MEDDER3 CLASS EABY'--------------------- SAM MELLON MOST ATHLETIC-------------------------------PETER KIRBY FRIENDLIEST GIRL---------------1 LA ME MARTIN FRIENDLIEST BOY----------------PAUL COPELAND PRETTIEST GIRL..............-CHRISTINE BENNETT MOST IANDSOME BOY--------------SAMMY HUBBARD MOST TYPICAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT............ JAMES EARL HUGHES JUNIOR rJJCrl WHO’S WHO MOST STUDIOUS-----------------------------LOUISE WILLIAMS MOST AMBITIOUS--------------------JACK BOSWELL BEST ALL ROUND GIRL------------------ANN KERR BEST ALL ROUND BOY-------------BILLY HARDWICK MOST LIKELY TO SUCEED---------------------LOUISE WILLIAMS MOST VERSATILE BOY---------------‘JACK BOSWELL MOST VERSATILE GIRL-----------------------LOUISE WILLIAMS MOST ENERGETIC-----------------JEWELL LYBRAND WITTIEST_______________________BIIiIiJ? TWI3DALE MOST POPULAR GIRL--------------ANN WHITEHURST MOST POPULAR BOY---------------BILLY HARDWICK NEATEST GIRL-------------------ANNETTE I.IINSHEW NEATEST BOY-----------------------BILLY HARDWICK BIGGEST PEST-------------------BERNARD PRICE MOST DEPENDABLE----------------CAROL BAZEMORE BEST DISPOSITION--------------------------LOUISE WILLIAMS MAN HATER-------------------------MAVIS SMITH WOMAN CHASER-----------------------DAN WALKER CLASS BABY-----------------------LOUIS IIO'. ELL MOST ATHLETIC------------------JAMES HAWKINS FRIENDLIEST GIRL-----------------DORIS HOWELL FRIENDLIEST BOY----------------COKE WILLIAMS PRETTIEST GIRL-------------------------------ANN WHITEHURST MOST HANDSOME BOY 1----- -------BILLY HARDWICK MOST TYPICAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT-----ANN KERR aue ActuutiM- Oxford 0 Etowah 20 Oxford 0 Syllacauga 12 Oxford 6 Alexandria 0 Oxford 0 Anniston 52 Oxford 12 Jacks onsn lie 0 Oxford 12 Alexandria 12 Oxford 7 Talladega 7 Oxford 2 Piedmont 24 Oxford 0 Pell City 12 SENIOR BASKETBALL SDORES OXFORD 25 Heflin I3L 14 Heflin 12 24 Spring Garden 12 26 Jacksonville 16 23 Talladega 28 39 Piedmont 36 29 Alexandria 19 29 Jacksonville 16 28 Piedmont 29 23 Anni s ton 8 24 Anniston 20 45 Alexandria 15 COUNTY TOURNAMENT 22 Jacksonville 233 29 Pi edmont 23 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 32 Center 14 35 Ranburn 23 32 Jacksonville 23 25 Syllacauga 13 28 Glenco 18 STATE TOURNAMENT 26 Murphy High 27 TOTAL 579 404 -• III ----dm-tn ' dfdUL ' ' kL jhj, ?{j s+sJru 7t- tf'AuL M+J CTotcf «' ££ -+� J ,. 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