Parrish High School - Sel Ala Yearbook (Selma, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1952 volume:

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A':-vw.: ,A X' -:L zu. . 2. .A-1 s Aww' A :mf 'ffm Q yn .w ig v . N- 4.5. Aw ' fm Y w w Um Bal 0 'llllllll llll 'llltlllllllll We, the seniors of '52, feel that we owe a debt of gratitude cmd thanks to Mr. Snuggs for his help and interest in Parrish High. He has proved in the past four years to be a friend to each student in the Selma school system. The Senior Class of Parrish High feels very fortunate in having had Mr. Guilford as our principal for three years. We feel that he has added much to our years in high school that will go with us through all of our lives. Page I3 RICHARDSON BOSWORTH HILL MORRISON HATCH H. CARR PITTS FURR BERHMAN SMITH PITTS, BERNICE ...I, FURR, MRS. J. A. .,.. . BEHRMAN, HELEN. . . . . . . . . .Secretary to Principal . , . . . , , , .Cafeteria Director ............,.....Spanish, English BOSWORTH, THERESA ..... ,....,......,..,........ A lgebra, Business Arithmetic BROADHEAD, JOSEPHINE ......,.......,..... Physical Education for Girls, English BROWN, HARLAN ,....,.... Physics, Chemistry, French, English, Guidance Counselor CARR, HERMAN ...,4,... CARR, KATHLEEN ....... Director DAVISON, MRS. JOHN A. ,... .. . ..,.. . . . ,...,,...,,... , . . .Bible FRIDAY, MRS. JACK P.. ,... .......,...,............... D istributive Education HAGANS, RODNEY .....,. ..,,.,.,.....,...... ..,... D i versified Occupations HALL, LANDON ...... HATCH, LOUISE. . . . . HILL, MRS. HELEN .... . . . . .World History, American Government, Economics, Latin American History, Alabama History ..., ...,.............Algebra, General Mathematics Shorthand, Typing, Business English, Office Practice Page I4 It FACULTY JOHNSON SHERMAN FRIDAY STOCKS HODGES, NORWOOD ., . JOHNSON, MRS. GEORGE ,,.. JORDAN, MARTHA JANE ,.... KERLIN, WILEY. .. ,,.. . . ., x s HALL K. CARR KERLIN THOMAS UNDERWOOD HICKMAN . . . ,Athletic Director, Driver Training, Physical Education for Boys ..................,...........,Librarian .....GIee Club Director, Music Appreciation ..............,...........,,..Biology MORRISON, ELIZABETH ..,.,.....,..,....,..,,......,...,...... English, Speech RICHARDSON, O. E. , , .,.. .........,, S hop, Mechanical Drawing, Assistant Coach SEYMOUR, JOSEPHINE ....,, Algebra, Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry SHERMAN, EUGENE ..,......,...........,..,... Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping SMITH, MRS. HOWARD ..,,,.....,..,. SMYLY, RUTH. . u.., , . SPEED, ELLIOTT. . , . , . STOCKS, MRS. J. C. ...... , THOMAS, PEARL .........., UNDERWOOD, MRS. NELLE ,.... WALLACE, FLORENCE ......,. , .....,,......,......,,.......... Civics ..,,....EngIish, Latin . . . . .Basketball Coach .,..,.......EngIish ....,,.,...,...,......Science .....,,.......,..,Home Economics . .... American History, World History Page I5 We SE lllll CLASS B. CRUTCHER, M. BRICE, D. BURTON OFFICERS DAWSON BURTON ............. ....... P resident BILL CRUTCHER .... ...... V ice President MARTHA BRICE .... . . .Secretary-Treasurer The year 1952 brought on outstanding crop of Seniors to Parrish High, about the most well rounded class these hallowed halls have seen in a long time. Besides exceling in football, baseball, basketball and track, our class was well represented in ath- letic events with cheerleaders, band members and maiorettes. Also, this year's T atler has been one of the best, having two printed issues instead of one. One of our members, Milam Turner, made us feel mighty proud when he went to the state Ameri- can Legion Oratorical Contest. The Class went over the top in magazine sales, showing the kind of spirit they have in each proiect they undertake. Truly this is a representative class of Albert G. Parrish High. Page 16 ll 11111 CLASS ESTHER ALLEN: Transferred to Parrish in '52, Band Concert '52, Dramatic Club '52, District Band Festival and Clinic '52, All State Band Festival '52, District Glee Club Festival and Clinic '52. MARY ALLEN: Transferred to Parrish in 52, National Honor Society '52, District Music Fes- tival and Clinic Choir '52, Glee Club Concert '52, Dance Club '52. ALMA JEAN ALEXANDER: Student Council Representative '50, '52, Vice-President of Class '50, President of Latin Club '50, Glee Club Concert '50, '52, Secretary-Treasurer of Class '51, Hall Monitor '51, Dance Club '51, Citizen- ship Club '52, Acapella Choir '52, District Music Festival '52, National Honor Society '51, '52, Letter Club '52, Intramural Sports '50. BILLY ANDERSON: Science Club '50, Latin Club '51, Dance Club '52. MIKE ARBAN, Letter Club '48, '50, '51, Band '48-'52, Band Club, Vice-President '50, President '52, Band Council '50-'52, Homeroom Chairman '52, Hall Monitor '51, Band Award, Tatler Staff '52, Dramatic Club '49. LOUISE BODIFORD: Intramural Sports '50, D. O. Club '52, Glee Club Concert '50. BARBARA JOYCE BOOKER, F. H, A. '49, Dance Club '51, Needle Craft Club '52. BETTY JEAN BRADY: High Magazine Sales- man '52, Latin Club '49, Glee Club Contest '50, Dance Club '51, D. O. Club '52, National Honor Society '52, Intramural Sports '50, '51. GLENDA BRADY, Junior Red Cross '49, Dance Club '51, '52, Spanish Club '51, Hall Monitor '51, Intramural Sports '49, '50. MARTHA BRICE, Dramatic Club '49-'52, Hall Duty '50, '51, F. T. A. '50, '51, Secretary of Class '52, Music Festival '52, Glee Club Con- cert '5O, '52, Spanish Club '51, Dramatic Club, Vice-President '52, Library Assistant '51, Little Peppers '49, Intramural Sports '51, '52, Letter Club '52, Acapella Choir '52, Dramatic Pro- ductions '49-'51. lllli JIMMIE BROWN, Baseball '49-'51, Red Cross '49-'51, D. O. Club '52, Basketball '50, '51, Letter Club '50, '5I. DAWSON L. BURTON: Football '49-'51, Let- ter Club '49-'52, Hall Duty '49, Vice-President of Class '49, President of Class '52, Student Council Representative '51, Glee Club '50, Ring Committee '51, Invitation Committee '52, High Magazine Salesman '52, Who's Who '52, Tat- ler Staff '52, Kiwanis Boy of the Month '52. RALPH CALDWELL, Science Club '51, Dance Club '52. ALICE CARTER, Dramatic Club '49-'51, Glee Club Concert '50, '52, Acapella Choir '52, Latin Club '5l, Guidance Club '52, Sel-Ala Staff '52, Hall Duty '49-'51, Office Assistant '51, '52, State Music Festival '52. BILLY CHERRY: Baseball '49-'52, Basketball '50, '51, Science Club '50, Proiectionist Club '52, Letter Club '51, '52, Red Cross '52. SARA ALICE CLONTS: Band '49-'52, Glee Club Concert '50, District Glee Club Festival '50, Maiorette '50-'52, Homeroom Chairman '50, Junior Red Cross '49, Letter Club '49-'52, Tatler Staff '52, Who's Who '52, Industrial Queen '52, Hall Duty '49, '51, '52, Spanish Club '51, Guidance Club, Secretary '52. BILLY COKER: Football '50, D. O. Club '51, '52, Basketball '50. MARTH COON: Homeroom Chairman '49, F. T. A. '49, Junior Red Cross '50, District Red Cross President '5l, Glee Club Concert '50, Office Assistant '51, Cheerleader '51, '52, Stu- dent Council, Vice-President '51, Student Coun- cil Representative '52, Spanish Club '51, Citi- zenship Club '52, Who's Who '51, '52, Intrae mural Sports '50, High Magazine Salesman '52, Favorite '51, '52, Beauty '52. ANN COOPER: Glee Club Concert '50, '51, Hall Monitor '50, Library Assistant '50-'52, Dance Club '51, Spanish Club '51, Guidance Club '52, Library Club '51, Letter Club '52, Intramural Sports '5I. MELVIN COSBY: D. O. Club '52, Junior Red Cross '5I. ULASS... CLYDE COX: Football '50-'52, Latin Club '50, President '51, Citizenship Club '52, Student Council '52, Outstanding Linesman '52, Letter Club '50-52. BILL CRUTCHER: District D. O. Oratorical Contest '52, D. O. Club '51, '52, Latin Club '49-'51, Dramatic Club '49, '50, Letter Club '50-'52, Golt Team '50-'52, Kiwanis Boy of the Month '51, Glee Club Concert '50, Vice-Presi- dent ot Class '52, Junior Red Cross '50, Presi- dent '51, Vice-President '52. VIRGINIA DAVENPORT: F. H. A. Secretary '49, Dance Club '51, Intramural Sports '49-'52, Needle Cratt Club '52, Hall Monitor '51, Junior Red Cross '49. DOROTHY JEAN DAVIS, Dramatic Club '49- '5O, '52, Birmingham News Oratorical Contest '49, Hall Duty '50, Glee Club Concert '50, '52, Acapella Choir '52, Sextett '52, District Music Festival '52, Clinic Choir '52, Spanish Club '51, Library Assistant '51, '52, Tatler Staff '52, Career Day Essay Contest Winner '52, Junior Red Cross '52, Junior Red Cross Council, Secre- tary '52, National Honor Society '52, F. T. A. '49, Secretary '50, President '51. HENRY M. DUBOSE, Baseball '50, '51, Handi- craft Club '50-'52, Football '50. CARLTON DUDLEY, Dramatic Club '49, Lunch Committee '49, Glee Club Concert '50, Spanish Club '51, Intramural Sports '51, '52, Sel-Ala Statt '52, Guidance Club '52. BILLIE JUNE EASTERS, Spanish Club '51, F. T. A. '52, Needlecraft Club '52. TIM EDDINS: Football '51, '52, Dramatic Club '51, Letter Club '52. JLINE EVANS: Band '49-'52, Music Festival '49-'52, All-State Band '49-'52, Junior Red Cross '49, '50, D. O. Club '51, '52, D. O. Convention '51, '52, Latin Club '49, '50, State D. O. Otticer '52, Letter Club '50-'52. CHARLES FAULK, Science Club '51, Dramatic Club '51, Guidance Club '52, Spanish Club '50, Glee Club Concert '50-'52. 11011 MARY ALICE GODWIN, Glee Club '51, Music Club '52, Spanish Club '51, Homeroorn Chair- man '51, Hall Monitor '52, E. T. A. '51, Junior Red Cross '51. JEANETTE GUINN, F. T. A. '49, Glee Club Concert '50, '52, District Music Festival '52, District Clinic Choir '52, Sel-Ala Staff '52, Hall Monitor '51, Ottice Assistant '51, '52, Junior Red Cross '51, Music Club '52, Pilot Club Girl of the Month '52. ANN HARRELL, Spanish Club '50, Guidance Club '52, Library Assistant '51, '52, Intramural Sports '52, Dramatic Club '50, Glee Club Con- cert '50. JUNE HARRIS, Dance Club '51, '52, F. H. A. '48, '49, D. O. Club '50, '51, D. E. '50, '51. JOHN A. HEAN, Transferred to Parrish '52, Proiectionist Club '52. CAROLYN HEINZ, Hall Duty '52, Student Council '49, Glee Club Concert '50, Spanish Club '51, Guidance Club '52, Homecoming Queen '52, Homeroom Chairman '49-'52, High Magazine Salesman '52, Football Program '49- '52, A. A. U, W. Girl ot the Month '51, '52, Junior Red Cross '50. BARBARA HlCKS, National Honor Society '51, '52, latin Club '49, '50, Glee Club Con- cert '50-'52, District Music Festival '52, District Clinic Choir '52, Sextette '52, Music Club '51, '52, Acapella Choir '52, Hall Monitor '51, '52, Ottice Assistant '52, Letter Club '51, Spanish Club '51, Class Poet '52, intramural Sports '50, '51. PEGGY HODGES, Dramatic Club '49, Junior Red Cross '49, '50, '51, Hall Monitor '49, '52, Library Assistant '49, Dramatic Production '51, Glee Club Concert '50-'52, Sextette '51, '52, State Music Festival '51, '52, Acapella Choir '52, Clinic Choir '52, Intramural Sports '51, '52, Homeroom Chairman '50, Tatler Statt '52, VVho's Who '52, Letter Club '52, Science Club '51, Guidance Club '52, Lunch Committee '50. MARY FRANCES HOLROYD: Music Club '52, Glee Club Concert '50, '51, Sextette '51, A Capella Choir '52, Dance Club '51, Junior Red Cross '51, '52, Intramural Sports '51. ANNE HOOPER,Dramatic Club '49, Glee Club '51, Vice-President, Guidance Club '52. CLASS... WILLIAM JAMES IKERMAN: Band '48, '49, '50, '51, All State Band '49, '50, '51, Letter Club '50, '51, '52, Homeroom Chairman '49, Music Festival '51, D. O. Club '50, '51, '52, Vice-President, Band Club '52, Library Assistant '49, Football '48, Basketball '49, '5O. CECIL CHESTER JACKSON, JR.: Letter Club '48, '49, '50, '51, '52, President, Student Coun- cil '52, Vice-President, Student Council '50, Representative, Student Council '48, National Honor Society '52, Sel-Ala Staff '51, VVho's Who '49, '50, '51, '52, Kiwanis Boy of the Month, High School Register, High Magazine Salesman, Football '48, '49, '50, Hall Duty '48. LORAINE JOHNSON: Hall Duty '49, '50, Spanish Club '50, '51, Concert '50, Dramatic Club '49, '52, GirI's Intramural Sports '49, '50, '51 PEGGY JOHNSON: Play '49, Homeroom Chairman '50, Latin Club '50, Glee Club Con- cert '5O, '51, Dance Club '51, Needle Craft Club '52, Girl's Intramural Sports '50, '51, Class Musician '52. RUBY JOHNSON, F. H. A. '49, D. O. Club '52, GirI's Intramural Sports '50, Glee Club Concert '50, Dance Club '51. GENE JOHNSTON, D. O. Club '51, '52. CORDETTE KEITH: Sel-Ala Staff '52, High Magazine Salesman '52, Hall Duty '49, '52, Dramatic Club '49, '50, '51, Glee Club Con- cert '5O, Latin Club '50, Intramural Sports '50, '51, Winner, Ping-Pong and Tennis '51, Libra- rian Assistant '5O, Guidance Club '52, Office Girl '52, Dance Club '50, Letter Club '51, '52, All Star Basketball Team '50, All Star Volley Ball Team '50, All Star Soft Ball Team '51. JOAN KELLY, Who's Who '49, '50, '52, Sel- Ala Staff '52, Miss Parrish High '51, '52, Ring Committee '51, Invitation Committee '52, Office Girl '52, Red Cross '51, President '52, Favorite '52, Hall Duty '49, '50, '51, Glee Club Concert '50, Spanish Club '52, Homeroom Chairman '52, Little Pepper '49, Lunch Committee '49, Letter Club '52. KATHERINE KILLINGSWORTH: Office Assisi'- ant '52, Needlecraft Club '51, Glee Club '51, Hall Monitor '51, Guidance Club '52. CHARLES KING: D. O. Club '51, '52, Base- ball, Assistant Manager '49, '50, Hall Monitor '49. .a- 's IIIR THOMAS KING, Debate Club '51, Secretary '52, Debate Team '52, Birmingham News Ora- torical Contest '51, Play '52, Kiwanis Club Boy at the Month '52, Usher Club '50, '51, President '52, National Honor Society '52, Junior Red Cross, Treasurer '52. MOLLY ANN KLINNER, Dramatic Club '49, Hall Committee '49, '50, '51, Latin Club '50, Dance Club '51, Guidance Club '52, F. H. A. '50, '51, Glee Club Concert '49, '50, Lunch Committee '49, '50, Girl's Intramural Sports '50, '51, '52. JOYCE LARISON, Spanish Club '50, '51, F. T. A. '49, '50, Dramatic Club '52, Who's Who '52, Tatler Club '52, National Honor Society '52, Girls' Intramural Sports '49, '50, '51, '52, All Star Valley Ball Team '50, All Star Softball Team '50. JIMMIE LEWIS: Football '49, '50, '51, '52, Basketball '50, National Honor Society '52, Student Council '52, Citizenship Club '52, President, Spanish Club '51, Letter Club '50, '51, '52. WILTON LIDE, JR.: Letter Club '51, '52, De- bate Club '51, '52, Football '52, Basketball '51, Latin Club '50, '51, District Birmingham News Oratarical Contest '51, Kiwanis Oratarical Con- test '51, '52, Kiwanis Boy of the Month, Lucy Nelson Debate '51, '52, Civitan Oratorical Contest '52, Usher Club '51, '52, Secretary- Treasurer '52. MAXINE LIEPOLD: National Honor Society '51, '52, Hall Committee '49, '52, Spanish Club '50, '51, Latin Club '50, Guidance Club '52, Dramatic Club '49, High Magazine Salesman '52, Girls' Intramural Sports '49, '50, '51, '52. BILL LINDSTRAND, Transferred from James Whitcamb Riley High School '51, Dance Club '51, Proiectionist Club '52. GLENN LONG: Spanish Club '52, Letter Club '50, '51, '52, Basketball '50, '51, '52, Baseball '50, '51, '52, Football '49, '50, '51, '52. HELEN LONG: Red Crass Representative '50, D. O. Club '51, President '52, Hall Duty '49, D. O. Convention, Girls' Intramural Sports '50. FLORENCE LONGCRIER: SSI-Ala Staff '52, Office Girl '52, Dance Club '51, Glee Club Concert '50, Hall Duty '50, Needlecraft Club '52, Girls' Intramural Sports '49, '50, '51. CLASS... KENNETH LONGCRIER, D. O. Club '51, '52. PAT LOONEY: Tatler '51, Who's Who '52, Sel-Ala '52, Letter Club '51, Guidance Club, Vice-President '52, Hall Duty '50, '52, Band '50, '51, Band Concert '50, '51, Art Club, President '51, OTIS MITCHELL MATTHEWS, Galt Team '49, '50, '51, D. O. Club '51, '52. MARILYN McKENZIE, National Honor So- ciety '52, Latin Club '50, Glee Club Concert '50, '51, '52, Music Club '51, '52, District Music Festival '52, Hall Duty '52, Girls' Intramural Sports '50, '51, STEWART MCKENZIE, Student Council '50, '51, Class President '51, High Magazine Sales- man '52, Who's Who '51, '52, Ring Committee '51, Invitation Committee '52, Basketball '50, '51, '52, Football '49, '50, '51, Tatler Staff '51, Letter Club '50, '51, '52, Basketball Captain '52, Citizenship Club '52, Latin Club '51, Red Cross '49, Kiwanis Boy of the Month '52, Glee Club Concert '50, CARL McMlLlON, Science Club '51, Guidance Club '52. JOHNNY MCWILLIAMS1 Who's Who '49, '52, Student Council '50, Letter Club '50, Ring Com- mittee '51, Invitation Committee '52, Usher Club '49, '50, '51, '52, Latin Club '50, Junior Class Vice-President '50, '51, Hall Duty '49, '50, Baseball '49, Basketball '50, Tennis Captain '51, Tennis '51, '52. LIESER MILLIGAN: Hall Committee '49, '52, Student Council '50, Class Historian '52, High Magazine Salesman '52, National Honor So- ciety '51, '52, Secretary-Treasurer of Class '50, Glee Club Concert '50, Latin Club '50, Science Club '51, Guidance Club '52, Girls' Intramural Sports '50, '51. ANNE MERLE MONK: Radio Plays '49, Glee Club Concert '50, '51, Music Club '51, Class Prophet '52, Hall Duty '49, '50, '51, '52, Dramatic Club '49, '50, '52. MARY ANN MOON: Junior Red Cross '50, '52, Glee Club Concert '50, '51, Hall Duty '50, Latin Club '50, Music Club '51, Dramatic Club '52, Lunch Committee '50, Intramural Sports '50 1 IIIR CHARLES RICHARD MOORE, D. O. Club '52, Band '48. CHARLES MOSELEY, Dance Club '51, Guid- ance Club '52. BETTY MOTT, F. H. A. '51, Glee Club Con- cert '50, Dance Club '51, Dramatic Club '52, Girls' Intramural Sports '50. JOAN MUNROE, Dramatic Club '49, '50, '51, '52, Latin Club '49, '50, Hall Duty '49, '50, Sei-Ala Staff '52, Letter Club '52, Who's Who '52, Glee Club Concert '50, '52, A Capella Choir '52, Birmingham News Oratorical Con- test '49, Intramural Sports, Girls' Valley Ball Tournament, Girls' State '51, Office Girl '52, Dramatic Club Plays '49, '50, '51, Student Director of Play '52, Beauty '52. LEON NABORS, Dance Club '50, Science Club '51, Guidance Club '52. PHILLIS NEWSOME, Home Economics '49, Glee Club '50, D. E. '51, '52. .IUANITA NICHOLS, F. H. A. '49, D. O. '51, Glee Club Concert '50, Girls' Intramural Sports '49, '50. DICKY NORTON, Hall Duty '49, Red Cross Representative '52, Football '51, Guidance Club '52. ELAINE ODOM, D. O. Club '51, '52, Na- tional Honor Society '52. MARIAN OLIVER, Speech '49, Glee Club Concert '50, D. E. Club '51, '52, Spanish Club '50, Girls' Intramural Sports '49. CLASS... HAZEL PIGG, Who's Who '50, Dramatic Club '49, Girls' Intramural Sports '49, '50, Hall Duty '49, '50, '52, F. T. A. '49, '50, Cheerleader '51, '52, Letter Club '51, '52, Glee Club Con- cert '50, '51, Spanish Club '50, '51, Red Cross '51, Dance Club '52, All Star Volley Ball Team '50, All Star Basketball Team '50. CHARLES POWELL: Letter Club '51, '52, Foot- ball '49, '52, Science Club '51, Varsity Club '52, High Magazine Salesman '52, Baseball '52. FRANCIS PUGH, Transferred to Parrish High '52, Dance Club '52, Red Cross '52. BARBARA QUARLES, National Honor Society '52, Tatler Staff '52, Glee Club Concert '50, '51, Hall Duty '52, Guidance Club '52, Dance Club '51, Latin Club '49, '50. ANN RANKIN: Student Council '51, Library Assistant '50, Sel-Ala, Business Manager '52, National Honor Society '52, Latin Club '52, Junior Red Cross '50, Debate Club '51, Dramatic Club '52, Pilot Club Girl of the Month '52, AAUW Girl of the Month '52, Who's Who's '52, Favorite '52. HOWELL REGAN, Who's Who '52, High Magazine Salesman '52, Science Club '50, Red Cross '50, Cheerleader '52, Dramatic Club '52, Letter Club '51, '52, Guidance Club '52, Bas- ketball '51, Hall Duty '49, '50. BERNARD REYNOLDS: Football '51-'52, Let- ter Club '51-'52, Varsity Club '52, Latin Club '51, Dramatic Club '51, Hall Monitor '52, Who's Who '52, High Magazine Salesman '52. SARA REYNOLDS: Junior Red Cross '49, Glee Club Concert '50-'51, Music Club '51, Guidance Club '52. MARY FAY RIVES, Spanish Club '51, Guid- ance Club '52, Intramural Sports '49, '50, '51, '52, Hall Monitor '49, Office Girl '52, Glee Club Concert '50, '51, State Music Festival '50, Birmingham News Oratorical Contest '49, Junior Red Cross '49, MATTIE MOORE ROUNTREE, Editor, Annual '52, Student Council '51, Secretary, Dramatic Club '50, '51, '52, Treasurer, Letter Club '51, Music Club '51, Hall Monitor '49, '50, National Honor Society '51, '52, Latin Club '50, High Magazine Salesman '52, Glee Club Concert '50, '51, Who's Who '52, Intramural Sports '51, All Star Volley Ball '51. 391, sh 'mr IOR JACK ROWLAND: Handicraft Club '51, Presi- dent, Handicraft Club '50, '51, '52. ANN RUSH, Letter Club '51, '52, Hall Moni- tor '49, '50, '51, '52, Latin Club '50, Dramatic Club '49, '52, Glee Club Concert '50, '51, '52, District Music Festival '52, Sel-Ala Staff '52, Intramural Sports '49, Guidance Club '52. DOYLE SMITH: Band '49, '50, '51, Dance Band '51, '52, Letter Club '49, '50, '51, JEANENE SMITH, Editor, Tatler '52, Tatler Staff '51, Glee Club Concert '50, '51, '52, Dis- trict Music Festival '52, Letter Club '51, '52, Hall Monitor '49, '50, '51, Dramatic Club '49, '52, Dancing Club '51, Speech '49, Maiorette '52, Birmingham News Oratorical Contest '49, Miss Parrish High '51, Library Assistant '50, Little Pepper '49, Sel-Ala Beauty '52, Favorite '52. JUANITA SMITH: National Honor Society '52, Dance Club '51, Hall Monitor '51, Guidance Club '52, Glee Club Concert '50, '51, TED SMITH: Baseball '49, '50, '51, '52, Foot- ball '50, '51, '52, Varsity Club '52, Handicraft Club '51, Letter Club '50, '51, '52. JOHN SPIVEY, Spanish Club '51, President, Handicraft Club '52, Homeroom Chairman '52, Football '52, Baseball '52, Letter Club '52. JEANE STANNARD: Band '49, '50, '51, D. O. Club '51, Hall Monitor '49, '50, '51, Dancing Club '51. LGIS STEVENS, Spanish Club '51, Dramatic Club '49, '52, Ring Committee '51, Invitation Committee '52, Intramural Sports '51, Hall Monitor '49, '50, '51, District Music Festival '52, Junior Red Cross '49, '51, Sel-Ala Stott '52, Football Programs '49, '50, '51, '52, High Magazine Salesman '51, Glee Club Concert '50, '52. WALTER STOUDENMIRE, Baseball '51, '52, Basketball '50, '51, '52, Student Council '52, Homeroom Chairman '50, Dance Club '51, Citizenship Club '52, Letter Club '50, '51, '52, Secretary and Treasurer of Class '49, Football '49, Kiwanis Boy of Month '52. SS... ANNA BELLE TALBERT, Glee Club Concert '50, '51, Hall Monitor '50, All Star Basketball Team '51, Social Club '51, Needlecraft Club '51, Intramural Sports '51, SOL TEPPER: Baseball '49, '50, '51, Home- room Chairman '51, Usher Club '49, '50, '51, '52, Spanish Club '51, Citizenship Club '52, Kiwanis Boy of Month '52, BARBARA THOMPSON: Office Girl '51, '52, Handicraft Club '52, Needlecraft Club '51, Glee Club Concert '51, Homeroom Chairman '51, '52, F. T. A. '51, President '52. MILAM TURNER, JR.: Football '48, '49, '50, '51, '52, Captain '52, Basketball '50, '51, '52, Baseball '49, '50, Tennis '51, '52, Quarterback Trophy '51, Secretary, Latin Club '49, Class Laywer '52, Class President '49, Student Council '51, Vice-President, Debate Club '51, President, Guidance Club '52, National Honor Society '52, Letter Club '49, '50, '51, '52, Who's Who '49, '50, '51, '52, Civitan Good Citizenship Winner '51, Junior Red Cross '49, First Place State Birmingham News Junior Oratorical Contest '49, Third Place State American Legion Oratori- cal Contest '52, Governor Boy's State '51, Boys' Nation '51, BETTYE VARDAMAN: Debate Club '52, Spanish Club '51, Glee Club Concert '50, '51, Tatler Staff '52, Intramural Sports '51, Office Girl '52, Receptionest '52, Sel-Ala Beauty '52, F. H. A. '50. JACK VEACH, Handicraft Club '51, D. O. Club '52, AUBREY VINSON: Football '49, '50, Letter Club '50, Dance Club '51, D. E. Club '52, BETTY WALL, Glee Club Concert '50, Speech '49, Hall Monitor '51, Office Girl '52, Spanish Club '51, Guidance Club '52, District Music Festival '52, BEVERLY WALL: Junior Red Cross '49, Home- room Chairman '49, '50, '51, '52, Glee Club Concert '50, District Music Festival '50, Dance Club '51, Needlecraft Club '52, National Honor Society '52, Hall Duty '51, '52, Office Girl '52, Sel-Ala Staff '52, Social Club '50. EDDIE WALL: President of Class '49, Football '49, '50, '51, '52, Co-Captain '52, Letter Club '49, '50, '51, '52, Boy's Quartet '50, '51, Glee Club Concert '49, '50, Who's Who '52, State Musical Festival '50, President of Photography Club '51, Science Club '50, James L. Cash Trophy '51, Secretary of Varsity Club '52, All State Football Team '52, Honorable Mention All State Football '50. 'lfS IIE 111111 ULASS MABEL WARR: Hall Monitor '52, Glee Club Concert '50, '51, Social Club '51, Needlecraft Club '52. JULIETTE ISAACS WEIR, Hall Monitor '49, Spanish Club '51, Guidance Club '52, F. T. A. '50, F. H. A. '51, Glee Club Concert '50, '51, '52, Dramatic Club '49, '50, Spring-Training Game Sponsor '51, A Capella Choir '52, Li- brary Assistant '51, ALLEN WILLIAMS, D. O. Club '51, '52. GLORIA WILLIAMS. JOYCE WILSON: F. T. A. '49, '50, D. O. Club '51, '52, Hall Monitor '49, Dramatic Club '49. BEVERLY WIRE: Hall Monitor '49, '50, '52, President of Spanish Club '51, Glee Club Con- cert '50, '51, Guidance Club '52, Latin Club '49, '50, Who's Who '52, Intramural Sports '50, Sel-Ala Beauty '52, Miss Parrish High '52, Li- brary Assistant '52, Dramatic Club '49, Little Pepper '49, State Music Festival '50, High Magazine Salesman '52, BERNICE WORRELL. JOYCE WORRELL. WINNIE WRIGHT, Social Club '51, Hall Monitor '51, Intramural Sports '50, Library As- sistant '50. FAYE WRIGHT: Glee Club '50, Spanish Club '51, Debate Club '52, Junior Red Cross '52, Sel-Ala Beauty '52, THE CHARLESTON E l0R 0T JIMMIE CARR, Transferred to Parrish '52, D. O. Club '52. FRANKLIN CHESTER, Debate Club '49, Lucy Nelson Debate '50, Homeroorn Chairman '49, Lunch Committee '49, Football '49-'52, Basket- ball '49, Letter Club '49-'52, Who's Who '52, All State Football '52, Varsity Club, President, '52, Freshman Football Coach '52, Sel-Ala Staff '52 JAMES ELLISON. AMOS FORD. NELDA RYAN GRAY. OWEN HARTZOG. Pl TURED ANN RAINE HUGHES. LINDA LURIE: Transferred to Parrish '52 Band '52, ANN RIVES. MARSHALL THRASH, Science Club '51, Guid ance Club '52, Latin Club '50, Spanish Club '51 Junior Red Cross '51, '52, Hall Monitor '50, '51 RUTH PEARSON SCHMIDT. JUDSON SNEAD. DEWEY TAYLOR. CLYDE B. WEIR. Blllltl' HELPS THE WELL INFORMED LOOKS INTERESTING E lllilillll. JACK WRIGHT The Senior Class realizes that it lost an outstanding member when Jack was killed by an unfortunate accident. Jack was a member of the band, and well liked by all who knew him. We extend to his family and friends our heartfelt sympathy. Page 30 We .Ill lllll CLASS OFFICERS POLLY EHRENSPERGER .......,.... ....... P resident LEE GAYLE ..,.,..... ,.... V ice President QUINTILLA BEERS ..... .... S ecretary-Treasurer The Junior Class under the capable leadership of Polly Ehrensperger have proved Themselves worthy to be called upper classmen. Their Junior-Senior Prom was a good example of enthusiasm and cooperation. It took a great deal of work and was a big success. One of their class, Rosemary Heinz, was elected as Parrish's representative for Rodeo Queen. Truly they have shown that they are quite well prepared to be the SENIOR CLASS of '53, Page 31 THE JU lllll SS Abston, B. Allen, J. Argo, B. Baird, J. Beers, Q. Bevis, B. Bolling, J. Bradley, M. Bradshaw, G. Burton, K. Carlion, C. Carler, L. Chambers, K. Chance, C. Chance, R. Chapman, D. Clark, B. Comer, L. Cooper, E. Craig, L. De Bruue, P. Dennis, F. Deramus, T. Donelson, F. Dryden, G. Dubose, R. Ehrensperger, P Faulk, A. Fitfs, B. Fitls, C. Foster, J. Friday, E. Fuller, J. Garrison, B. Gayle, L. Gilmore, J. Hom, B. Ham, M. Hardin, S. Harris, C. Harris, R. Hefner, N. Heinz, R. Henry, R. Holiday, P. Holi, F. Hughes, R. Jackson, T. Johnsey, B. Johnson, G. Johnson, L. Jones, F. Kimbrough, A. Klinner, G. THE JU Illll CLASS Page 33 lcmberl, D. Lnwley, B. Lembley, B. Loif, J. Lowery, D. Lumpkin, R. Lules, D. McCufchen, M McHugh, M. McMilion, L. Middblon, S. Miley, G. Minier, M. Moore, I. S. Moore, I. Nelms, D. Payne, C. Pearson, P. Phillips, M. Plummer, A. Polley, G. Reynolds, C. Ricks, A. Sheffield, R. Sherrer, C. Smilh, .l. Solomon, B. Suttle, M. Thompson, B. Thompson, S. Tipfon, M. Twilley, H. Vurner, G. Worr, B. Warren, J. Weedin, A. Wilkinson, R. Wilson, E. Willis, B. Worrell, D. it ,.:,. it A .5 1' qv ,I A--If QI 1 'nga I, , A ,I 'fgnwsb I fv. ,Q n ts Q 'r' .1 M gi a :JK wk M W? 1' . I , 1 , nll ' i 1 PHYSICS CLASS AT CRAIG 331331 NOW LISTEN HERE fi if 7ke IIPIIII lllill CLASS J. BARTON, J. RICHARDSON, C. PETTY OFFICERS JOE BARTON ........,..,...... ..,.... P resident JOAN RICHARDSON ,,., ,..,.. V ice President CLARENCE PETTY ,.,, .... S ecretary-Treasurer Not as green as the Freshman, not as wise as the Junior - that's the Sophomore Class of 1952. They've been very outstanding in athletic events, with Ben Crane taking the spotlight on the grid- iron, Milton Boykin, Joan Richardson, Naida Rowell, and Arleeta Bogart in the band. They have been good school citizens in every way, cooperating with each other and other classes in all school affairs. Page 35 THE 0PH0lVl0llE CLASS MISS THOMAS' HOMEROOM First Row, Lett to Right: P. Sanders, J. Rush, M. Street, J. West, P. Twilley, E. Small, L. Weston, B. Renshavv, J. Richardson . . . Second Row: S. Randall, J. Swink, A. Yates, J. Weedle, J. Vinson, S. Rives, L. Rives, M. Smith, S. Sellers . . . Third Row: J. Walker, C. Rainer, M. Tucker, A. Walker, P. Stewart, V. Sobera, D. Weeks, P. Thomas. MISS FRlDAY'S HOMEROOM First Row, Left to Right: M. Day, E. Hatfield, S. Green, A. Bogart, L. Fain, S. Bodiford, C. Clonts . . Second Row: M. Brady, S. Abrams, M. Crocker, E. Harris, M. Chavers, B. F. Crisman, N. Allen . . . Third Row: B. Holley, N. Herman, R. Brown, B. Amos, B. Bedgood, P. Adams, K. Gilmore, H. Friday. THE UPHO UPLE CLASS MRS. HICKMAN'S HOMEROOM First Row, Left to Right. B. Perkins, L. Lovelady, N. Love, O. Lowery, N, Herman, A, Morgan, M Lawley, M. Newsome . . . Second Row: E. Pritchard, M. Lindsey, B. Hubbard, M. Prince, VV. Kelley, P Kelley, P. Jones, N. Jarretl . . . Third Row: E. Hurto, A. Parker, A. Osborne, C. Maiors, E, Nichols, J McKenzie, J. Hickman, J. Mosely, N. Osbourn. MR. SHERMAN'S HOMEROOM First Row, Left To Right: D. Asquifh, H. Dunkin, B. Blackwell, K. Brady, R. Daily, J. Gabbard, D Barton . . . Second Row: R. Breech, J. Barton, H. Gamble, K. Arnetfe, M. Boykin, S. Ezell, B. Ford, D Campbell, J. Foster . . . Third Row: H. Gillis, A. Griffin, J. Brown, D. Clements, B. Crane, C. Clark, C Dunaway, E, Sherman. THE UPHO TIRE CLASS MISS HALL'S HOMEROOM Firsf Row, Left to Righiz L. Woll, R. Owen, R. O'Flynn, M. Privefi, R, Trommel, S. Rogers, N. Shedd . . . Second Row: L. Rowen, J. Spivey, B. Speed, J. Thompson, E. Williams, F. Sumlin, T. Phibil . . . Third Row: C. Smiih, J. PeTTerson, R. Voughon, L. Wilson, C. Tenniinon, C. Petty, B. Woodliiw, L. Hall. MR. HAGANS' HOMEROOM First Row, Left To Right. W. Hornsby, B. Moore, B. Houghion, T. Jones, H. Johnson, T. Moclcin . . . Second Row: L. Lewis, L. McWhorter, B. Hicks, V. Nix, H. Mott, J. McKee . . . Third Row: E. Harris, B. Kendoll, D. Knight, H. Love, B. Hordy, R. Hogons. 7h Fllll Illllil CLASS C. SUTTLE, I.. HARRIS, E. YOW OFFICERS LEASK HARRIS .... .......,.. ..... P r esident EMILY YOW ..,.. .,,., V ice President CAMILLE SUTTLE .... .... S ecretary-Treasurer The Freshman Class of '52 has been unusually active. lt wasn't long after September 6, that they were into the swing of things. 'Fhey were probably a wee bit scared those first few weeks, but soon found Parrish High a very nice place and their fellow students quite friendly. Parrish High, in turn, seemed to like them, too. Certainly this year's Freshman Class is a class of which to be proud. Page 39 THEFRES LASS MISS JORDAN'S HOMEROOM First Row, Left to Righf: K. Cursey, A. Absion, F. Heinz, M, Collen, R. Gondy, B. Allen, R. Bevins F. Estes, R. Crobfree, S. Horris . . . Second Row: L. Donoldson, M. Coe, S. Cooper, C. Cooper, N. Goren flow, W. Glenn, J. Chondler, L. Feurgerson, C. Hermon, M. Folkenherry . . , Third Row: J. Beverly, S Guinn, E. Coon, R. Drinkord, B. Fisher, A. Flowers, A. Crutcher, L. Boutvvell, M. Jordon. MISS SMYLY'S HOMEROOM First Row, Leff to Right: S. Loclcey, K. Johnsfon, P. Norris, L. McCullough, K. Moorer, L. Kemp, P Keith, J. Moddox, M, Plummer, C. Oliver . . . Second Row: A. Lombert, J. RoIston,, N. Nobors, M. Holley S. Julion, E. Kerr, T. Morrison, J. McKenzie, J. Perry . . . Third Row: R. .Smyly, L. McCullough, S. Mc Kenzie, M. Peolce, P. Twilley, C. Long, P. Pins, L. Johnson, P. Moss. THEFRE .CL SS MRS. UNDERWOOD'S HOMEROOM First Row, Lett to Right: J. Salter, M. Wilkinson, C, V. Hensan, F. Yovv, C. Suttle, G. Zeigler, J Suttle, A. Tvvilley, F. Trotter, D. Veach, B. Small . , . Second Row: A. Walker, N. Warren, L. Storey, S Smith, C. Smith, L. Smith, B. Stumbaugh, E. Smith, B. Woods, R. Steele . . . Third Row: R. Shuptrine, S Turner, A. Stannard, B. J. Stevens, A. Woods, P. Watson, B. Wood, P. Wright, Underwood. MR. KERLIN'S HOMEROOM First Row, Lett to Right. G. Del2antus, J. Johnson, G. Hardy, R. Bevins, J. Beatty, B. Blaylock, C Hooper, F. Harris, B. Craig, K. Hooks, I.. Harris . . . Second Row: B. Hagler, B. Coon, A, Johnson, B liornett, D. Grayson, C. Hull, V. Hendricks, W. Edwards, T. Henry, S. 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L-.4 5' -.-4- N1 , fd vii' f , Jw. fn THE EL-AL 'PAFF The Sel-Ala statt is composed ot: Mattie Moore Rountree, editor, Joan Munroe, assistant editor, Ann Rankin, business manager, Cordette Keith, assistant business manager, Ann Rush, statistician, Alice Carter, literary editor, Joan Kelly, miscellaneous editor, Jeanette Guinn, typist, Beverly Wall, typist, Flo- rene Longcrier, typist, Carlton Dudley, photographer, Lois Stevens, photographer, Franklin Chester, sports editor, Pat Looney, art editor, Dotsy Nelms, Junior Class representative, Miss Kathleen Carr, faculty sponsor. M. ROUNTREE 2.3 J. MONROE A. RANKLN c. KEITH P. LooNEY A. RUSH A. CARTER J. KELLY c. DUDLEY NN L. STEVENS LK' E. LoNocRLER J. GUINN D. NELMS 'N' Miss CARR .- KA, Lg sms - Q. ' If Pi B' WE A A b qly The presidency ot the Student Council ff on honored office, indeed. Perhcips the highest ond most desired in Porrish High. The Student Council is the representotive body of the students in P. H. S. This yeor's council hos truly been representing the students ond corrying out their wishes in every instonce possible. CECIL JACKSON, President Some of their service projects were: the book store, bringing Dr. Sutton for his onnuol oddress, hciving charge of oll school elections, ond numerous other things. One of the outstonding protects ot the yeor was Honesty Week. During this vveelc the council brought in numerous speokers who emphasized the volue of honesty. Everyone felt this progrom was very effective. SEATED, Left to Right: M. Wilkinson, A. Powers, M. Minter, A. J. Alexander, R. Henry, M. Fuller, S. Turner, M. E. Mc- Hugh, M. Coon . . . STANDING: C. Cox, S. McKenzie, J. lewis, W. Stoudenmire, Miss Bosworth, C. Jackson, H. Gamble, B. Crane, G. Jones, R. Wilkinson, B. Speed. gl Q? V15 Y QYLSY QRXSNNW xg , R ,pil wa i Q QS . ., '- 13 1..3::'f .QJ'i5f 'S Y ' Latin Ls Aga Nam W . . 5 X xc X X E Rx . - A 1 . A 1 - . .,. r x bn, Q 5 5 2' - -. i 'Q .ia 9 x . .. V x.+.wx..tS sm, 3 .3 , ,..,:b ,Ez l . 3' 1 S X X, . 2 f is: Q Q Q x- 1 v s I Q MR. HERMAN CARR Director PAT HOLLEY Majorette Mascot S Cl Q J on Richodrson, Jeanene Smith, Kathleen Burton, Noida Rowell. MAJORETTES: Arleeia Bogerf, cxru on s, o .Ms . . . . .... X . FIRST ROW, Left to Right: N. Rowell, J. Richardson, J. Smith, P. Holley, K. Burton, S. Clonts, A. B ' ' ogert . . . SECOND ROW: T. Pibil, A. Grey, G. Tucker, V. Perkins, R. Owens, J. Pennington, B. Houghton, J. Phelps, C. McMiIion, M. Boykin, C. Golson . . . THIRD ROW: G. Hardy, C. Clonts L A Weston B Norton M H ll Fi g o o, or s, B. Bedgood, B. J. Amos, P Looney E Williams J Thompson M Arba . . . , . , . , . n . FIFTH ROW: R. Moore, D. Mills, D. Clements, J. McGee, L. Johnson, R. Hughs, T. Jackson, D. Campbell . , . , . o ey, R. Sharp, G. Morris, S. Smith . . . FOURTH ROW: Mr. Carr Gu Ii tt A. P k ' ' During Mr. Carr's tirst year as director ot our band he has shown a lot of interest and talent. This organization added to football season by marching in the parades and performing at halt times. This year the band participated in a Music Festival with the Glee Club. Along with several other bands they participated in the Selma'Craig Rodeo Parade, and also at the Rodeo. Milton Boykin was the drum-major with Pat Holley as maiorette mascot. - Page 53 W SEATED, left to Right: S. Thompson, K. Butyon, J. Smith, M. Liepold, B. Quarles . . . STANDING: J. Baird, S. A. P H d , M. Arban, J. Fuller. Clonts, D. Davis, Mr. Sherman, J. Lariscn, B. Vardaman, . o ges THE 'l'A'l'l'Lllli TAF' Always late to class, getting the latest gossip, meeting those deadlines or not meeting them, these things are part of the fun of being on the TATLER staff. This year the paper has been better than ever, having two printed issues instead of one. The members of the staff are: Jeanene Smith, editor, Kathleen Burton, assistant editor, Segie Thompson, news editor, Mary F. Tipton, literary editor, Joan Fuller, feature editor, Peggy Hodges, gos- sip editor, Jimbo Baird, sports editor, Joyce Larison, art editor, Peggy Sanders, social editor, Maxine Liepold, business manager, Mr. Eugene Sherman, faculty sponsor. J Page 54 4 I Q I non-me----W Meei Thai d d eo line! Quick, th e eraser! JEANENE SMITH Editor S'!' ll ATIII AL llll Illl SIICIETY Membership in the Parrish High Chapter ot the National Honor Society is based on scholarship only. Five percent of the Junior class and ten percent ot the Senior class are selected each year tor membership in this organization. Being a member is a great honor, and is not taken lightly by anyone in Parrish High. This year's members are: Seniors: Alma Jean Alexander, Mattie Moore Rountree, Lieser Milligan, Barbara Hicks, Thomas King, Maxine Leipold, Juanita Smith, Jimmy Lewis, Barbara Quarles, Betty Jean Bradley, Dot Davis, Marilyn McKenzie, Cecil Jackson, Beverly Wall, Milam Turner, Joyce Larison, Elaine Odom, Ann Rankin, Juniors: Dotsie Nelms, Rosemary Henry, Bernice Garrison, Rosemary Heinz, Barbara Lawley, Gail Varner. FIRST ROW, Left Io Right: M. Liepold, R. Heinz, B. Wall, M. McKenzie . . . SECOND ROW: M. M. Rountree, G. Varner, B. Lawley, R. Henry, B. Hicks, B. Garrison . . . THIRD ROW: D. J. Davis, B. Quarles, l. Milligan . . . FOURTH ROW: M. Allen, A. J. Alexander, Mrs. Stocks, D. Nelms . . FIFTH ROW: J. Larison, T. King, M. Turner, A. Rankin. Page 56 HE LETTER CLUB E Ex x s ,SR is - A ...W ,-..i:..,..........,a......s........ss,.,.,..,.s.:.....iLJ'.s..-..uisn,.Q.iilL..,i...........eM FIRST ROW, Left to Right: L. Stevens, J. Richardson, N. Rowell, A. Bogert, J. Guinn, S. Clonts, M. Brice, P. Hodges J. Evans, L. Weston, B. Norton, M. Privett, B. Reynolds, B. Moore, E. Williams . . . SECOND ROW: C. Clonts, M. M Rountree, I, S. Moore, D. Davis, M. Liepold, A. Rankin, J. Smith, A. Rush, M. Coon, C. Jackson, M. Boykin J Tait J Ikerman R. Sheffield, D. Speed . , . THIRD ROW: P. Looney, R. Heinz M F Tipton P Ehrensperger L McMilion R Henr B. Abston, 1 - - 1 - 1 - 1 - Yr J. Thompson, T. Eddins, C. Powell, B. Woodtin, J. Barton, L, Johnson, K. Chambers . . . FOURTH ROW: B. Vardaman, B H' k ' ic s, A. Alexander, M. Holley, B. Bebgood, A. Parker, M. Tucker, G. Polley, C. Martin, F Holt T Jackson D Smith Ri Wilkinson, J. Spivey, J. Shanahan, C. Reynolds, W. Stoudenmire, B. Speed, B. Cross . . . FIFTH ROW: B. J. Amas IG. Dr den 1 Y I L. Comer, F. Danzey, A. Faulk, K. Burton, J. McGee, J. Baird, B. Crane, R. Hughes. The Letter Club is an organization which gives credit to those students who have been very active in extra curricula activities. Each participant in sports, Student Council, Sel-Ala, Glee Club, Dramatic Club and the like are given points according to the amount ot work invested in the activity. When a certain number of points are acquired, a Parrish High letter is awarded. This is a unique system enjoyed by Parrish High because in most schools only athletes are given letters. Page 57 f r.. . OU D STAY IF THEY CHLOROFORMED YOU! P. Il. S. 'S IIRAMATIC PIIIIIIUUTIUNS Pg58 I THINK HE LICKED CLEMATIS!! ' 3AD MANS L01-A SC mx LQSS' CW' V, TH DRAMATIC LUIS SEATED, Left to Right: B. Kendall, A. Lester, B. Ford, H. Regan . . . FIRST ROW: B. Stumbaugh, J. Richardson, J. Rush, K. Johnston, B. Allen, T. Morrison, A. Bogert, A. Faulk, P. Wright, J. Walker, J. Maddox, M. Prince, L. Stevens, M. Brice, L. Johnson . . . SECOND ROW: S. Hardin, C. Rainer P. Sanders, S. Shuptrine, M. E. Coe, M. Peake, M. Lindsay, J. Swink, N. Allen, B. J. Stephens A. Monk, D. J. Davis, M. Walker, J. Smith, D. Nelms . . . THIRD ROW: L. Gayle, J. Larison, A. Rush C, Cooper, S. Cooper, M. F. Tipton, A. Kinbrough, S. A. Greene, C. Majors, J. McKenzie, Y. Gullatee P. Brown, A. Stannard, M. Moon, A. Rankin, Miss Morrison. 1 1 r 1 The Dramatic Club under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Morrison has been very active this year Lloyd Craig made a very efficient president, appointing her committees and directing them with ease. The club sponsored the two plays put on this year, Seventeen and Green Stockings , promoting the ticket sales and serving on the several committees. Page 59 'V 'W 4 za s-K, THEGLE ULU Under the direction of Miss Martha Jane Jordan, the Glee Club has participated in several per- formances This year. They sang for the Christmas Parade and also their annual Christmas Concert. The Glee Club went to the Music Festival in Troy and several from the Glee Club sang in the Clinic Choir. The Easter Sunrise Service was another program on their agenda. They also sang at the May Day Fes- tivities and ended the year's performances with a very successful Spring Concert. Page 60 THE BIBLE ULASS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: B. F. Criswell, D. Veach, R. Lumpkin, L. Storey, R. Heinz, D. Asquith, B. Thompson . . . SECOND ROW: N. Hefner, D. Lowery, A. E. Weeden, J. Lorison, M. Newsom, B. Thompson . . . THIRD ROW: F. Cothron, D. Grayson, S. McKenzie, A. Carter, C. McMilion, B. J. Fancher, R. Trommel. Because of her individual interest in each of us and her most inspiring and fitting devotionals, the seniors dedicate this page to Mrs, Davison. Through the years she has been an inspiration to all of us, and typities what each girl in Parrish High should wish to be - an humble Christian woman. She has given her Bible classes and everyone else an insight into the deeper and more important side of life. We extend to her our sincere appreciation tor all she has done for us and for Parrish High. Page 61 lllllll AGAZI E ALE ME We wanf fo exlend our sincere appreciation 'ro all of The Senior Class, who made this annual possible by selling 56,229.65 in magazine subscriptions. We particularly want To Thank the following people for service beyond The call of duly, for 'rhey sold more magazines than anyone else: Sfewarf McKenzie, Charles Powell, Bernard Reynolds, Cecil Jack- son, Marfha Coon, Beverly Wire, Dawson Burton, John Spivey, Alice Carter, Clyde Cox, Carolyn Heinz. Page 62 FIRST ROW, left to Right: D. Chapman, N. Nabors, M. Moon, J. Salter, B. S. Holley, A. Kimbrough, N. J. Osburn, B. Norton, A. Abston, L. Craig, G. Varner . . . SECOND ROW: M. Day, S. Sellers, D. Barton, J. Lott, T. Mackin, B. Ford, D. Davis, J. Kelley, C. Hooper, R. Wilkinson, M. Reeves, B. Jones, B. Craig . . . THlRD ROW: A. Rives, M. F. Holroyd, B. J. Stephens, L. McWhorters, B. Cherry, T. King, B. Crutcher, F. Dennis, M. Thrash, l.. Wilson, C. McShehan, R. Heinz, D. West. Til JU lllli RED CRIISS The Parrish High Junior Red Cross, under the guidance of Miss Florence Wallace, has always been very active. This year they packed boxes for overseas relief and promoted the Red Cross drive with great spirit in Parrish High. Some of the other proiects were baskets filled with food for needy families at Thanksgiving, clothing sent to people overseas, sent books to the Veteran's Hospital in Mont- gomery, and made an afghan. As a highlight to their year's work, one member of the organization is sent to the Red Cross Training Center in the summer. This year it will be held at a camp in Tuxedo, N. C., the week of August 21 and Dotsie Nelms was chosen to attend. Page 63 2 sg E .t.' sazwawmz. ...ms 1' s mswwfg .WMM .Wow-o,.,,...,,,,,,,,,',,,,,,, .3139 I A s 'PHE LIBRARY ASSISTA TS SEATED, Left to Right: E. Harris, G. Miley, M. Lawley, C. Carlton, M. Lindsay, Miss Johnson, A. Cooper, B. Stumbough, J. Walker . . . STANDING: D. Davis, P. Pitts, B. Wire, B. Garrison, S. Guinn, S. A. Greene. TIIE IIF ICE GIRL LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Abston, J. Munroe, B. Wall, B. Pitts, B. Wall, F. Longcrier, B. Hicks, C. Carlton, B. Thompson, J. Kelley, B. Vardomun, K. Killingsworth, B. Thompson, A. Kimbrough, C. Keith, J. Guinn, A. Carter. Sv-A ...miami 'r if y SEATED, Left to Right: R. Chance, L. Nabors, E. Smith, B. Lembly, T. DeRamus, M. Cosby, R. DuBose, C. King, R. Bearden, H. DuBose . . . FIRST ROW: C. Harris, B. Fitts, M. Harris, J, Evans, H. Long, C. Fitts, D. Chapman, E. Odom, J. Foster, L. Bodiford, M. Jones, J. Veach, K. Ferguson, Mrs. Friday . . . SECOND ROW: G. Dryden, B. J. Brady, J. Stannard, E. Wilson, R. Davis, R. Johnson, P. Newsom, M. Matthews, B. Crutcher, A. Williams . . . THIRD ROW: J. Stannard, G. Longcrier, N. Sewell, A. Vinson, H. Rush, W. Morgan, R. Hughes, J. Carr, K. Longcrier, J. lkermon, J. Brown. .ll. CL The D. O. Club includes vocational students in the Distributive Education and Diversified Occupations classes. Students in the part-time cooperative program attend school for one-halt day and work in se- lected business establishments the remaining halt day. The D. O. Club meets twice monthly, one meeting is devoted to business, the other to a program presented by club members or guest speakers. The highlight of activities sponsored by the club is the Employer-Employee-Parent ba n q u et with which the club members annually honor their parents and employers. This year's banquet was a St. Patriclds Day attair, the decorations, menu, and entertainment all depicting an Irish atmosphere. The club annually sends delegates to the State D. O. Club Convention held on the University of Alabama campus. Fourteen members of the club attended this year's convention. The Parrish High group won first place in state competition tor an original skit presented as an entertainment feature of the Convention. Page 65 HER CLUB SEATED, Left fo Right: D. Ellwanger, D. Barton, Miss Thomas, J. McWilliams, J. Barton . STANDING: S. McKenzie, J. Lewis, T. Jackson, W. Lide, T. King, J. Baird, S. Tepper. THE DEBAT SEATED, Left 'lo Right J. Fuller, B. Vardaman, D. Meadows, P. Ehrensperberger, D. Grayson, F. Wright, M. Reeves . . . STANDING: D. Ellwanger, W. Lide, Miss Hall, T. King, B. Johnsey. THE MU IC UL SEATED: Miss Jordon . . . FIRST ROW: F. Cothran, F. Holt, M. Holroyd, G. Johnson, J. Guinn, G Klinner, B. Hicks, M. Godwin, M. McKenzie, C. Payne, R. Trammel. TIIEDA CL FIRST ROW, Left to Right: C. Clonts, N. Osborne, B. Hubbard, L. Lovelady, S. Abrams, L Storey M. Lawley, A. Morgan, P, Jones, M. Ham, P. Pearson, J. Bolling, H. Pigg, V. Moseley . . . SECOND ROW J. Suttle, P. Kelley, B. Norton, A. Parker, M. Holley, C. McSheehan, H. Twilley, P. De Bruzzi, B. Ham B. J. Amos, E. Friday, B. Beclgood, K. Lagrone, S. A. Sellars . . . THIRD ROW: N. Jarrett, A. Griffin R. Caldwell, T. Jones, C. Tennimon, J. Thompson, R. Terrell, W. Attaway, B. Hagler, B. Corney, J. Beatty B. Moorer, J. McCain, J. Posey, R. Vaughn, Mrs. Hickman, J. Harris. ff Y.: 1-lx xv uw? 1 1 THE VAR CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Baird, K. Chambers, B. Reynolds, D. Burton, T. Smith, D. Speed, B. Cross . . . SECOND ROW: Coach Speed, N. Sewell, J. Shanahan, J. Staggers, T. Eddins, C. Powell, Coach Hodges. TH UCIAL CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: W. Wright, S. Bodiford, B. R. Solomon, S. Wooley, J. Weedle, L. McCullough, B. Hooker . . . SECOND ROW: S. Ezelle, E. Small, L. Nichols, F. Donaldson, A. E. Weeden, E. Hutto, D. Weeks, M. Chavers, B. Wood, O. Veach, E. Harris, F. Estes, S, Green, R. Gandy, B. R. Worr, E. Hatfield, B. J. Fancher . . . THIRD ROW: M. Boike, J. Smith, D. Worrell, M. Newsom, A. Flowers, M. A. Brady, G. Smith . . . FOURTH ROW: C. Dunaway, A. Wood, Mrs. Smith, B. Wood, P. Watson, L. McCullough, L. Ferguson, K. J. Gilmore, V. Sobera. ngnnpq ll! S I ef . 5 im TIIE TYL CL FIRST ROW, Left fo Right: L. Kemp, K. F. Cursey, .I. Salfer, E. Yow, C. Sufile, A. Absfon, F. Heinz, N. Callen, G. Zeigler . . . SECOND ROW: J. McKenzie, K. Moorer, E. Coon, C. Smith, M. A. Cruicher, R, Small, M. J. Williams . . . THIRD ROW: G. Van Heusan, A. Walker, N. Warren, C. Long, E. Kerr, C. Rowell, M. Hohenberg, Mrs. Underwood . . . FOURTH ROW: P. Hodges, M. Brice, S. Rives, S. Randall, A, Morgan, P. Norris, F. Williams. FUTURE TEACHER A ERICA FIRST ROW, lei! to Righl: J. Fuller, A. Faulk, B. J. Easiers . . . SECOND ROW: M. Walker, D. Nelms, B. Clark, A. Kimbrough . . . THIRD ROW: B. J. Bevis, B. Thompson, B. Willis, Miss Haich. lIlIl 'V T llll FIRST ROW, Left to Right: C, Dudley, P. Hodges, J. Kelly, A. Cooper, M, Klinner, M. Liepold, C. Carlton, S. Moore . . . SECOND ROW: R. Heinz, C. Heinz, B. Quarles, F. Rives, B. Garrison, K. Buton, L. McMilion, F. Jones . . . THIRD ROW: B. Wall, K. Killingsworih, A. Hooper, L. Milligan, G. Milley, B. Lowley, A. Ricks, M. McCutchen . . . FOURTH ROW: M. Thrush, C. McMilion, R. Sheffield, H. Regan, J. Lott, D. Norton, R. McKinney . . . FIFTH ROW: C. Foulk, M. Turner, Mr. Brown, B. Anderson, C. Bowline. 'III IIIA CLUB The Guidonce Club is one of our most outstonding octivity clubs. Proof ol this con be seen in the lorge number of students belonging to this orgonizotion. The success of this club is probobly due to the fine odvisor, Mr. I-lorlon Brown, who is the guid- once counselor for Porrish High. At the club meetings, students moy discuss ony problems which moy orise, either ot home or ot school. Pogo 70 - . ..-..,,,,g,,,.,, .--N Q X My is x ,ba 'Sl C 5, Q' wx Ma x. li 55 . -Q' is '--. l 3 xx ,X f Q X , if 51 w fQQ. 1 5 y vi, Q Mm Q 5 N . 5 ,X M S E i 5 Qi is Q............g,.l x - xr X Q P . N 'S . i 'Q w e - , r f -, V X ix 3 KREASXXQXQ K 'N V x Q N NN x X mx A .X ,, FI.: Q. k,.. N Q - Q 'QQ i A 1 S Y f . if -ff -s N WS ,M 'il sw runnin! J M3 CAROLYN HEINZ Miss Homecoming MARY SUTTLE SHERRIE RANDAL Junior Maid Sophmore Maid H0 M Homecoming this year was quite a gala affair. The whole thing got underway with the appearance of posters all over the walls of the school say- ing Beat Lanier , L S M F T . Friday evening a huge parade was held downtown with dozens of floats entered. Carolyn Heinz was selected as Miss Homecoming and Mary Suttle and Sherrie Randal as her maids. The game was held that night, and though it was a little cold everyone had fun. After the game, the P.-T. A. held a dance in the gym. A perfect ending for a perfect day. Page 72 E TOUCHDOWN -gms AQ Q Q , X, A Q. .iixigsg 1 yi' w, X -A , if 'Qs , Na 5 an ,Q A X M -' A 2 - Y , , YN .JV www 4 X i My 1 , 3 ly S 'NK' BEAUTIFUL LADIES , ,PF x be 5.41, '.,' I THE PARADE SH, fi, A 7 f ' Q vs, ' Q , . E wif by ' , 'H x. '32, J A 15 gb: K K, Q' ,WS , 5 r+ 'Q FN my' x MEX K ,.,.i'. ' ri 'se ,N -. :L , ,QQ . kv, ,x.,, X K X V K3 41. 15.451, I ,Pg ll 5 , 'Q' WT? YL. 5 -,.. ,,, ,A df! 5m -'M EE x r 45? ' TZ .1 1 dl . xi I, lj YN vlxxx I K' .Q KY 5 is k wh an 1 V 'iw 1 Q' Qs 2 4413 g Q X. -M ...se as X! 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Milam Turner, as Captain, and Eddie Wall, as Co-Captain, did an unusuall t y ine iob. MILAM TURNER , .,Captain EDDIE WALL , , , CO-Captain FIRST ROW, Left to Right: iMgr.l B. Hicks, J. Posey, V. Nix, B. Moore, M. Privef, R. Terrell, R. O'Flynn, J. Beatty, D. Elwanger, W. Robinson, B. Moorer, CMgr.J L'. Harris . . . SECOND ROW: J. Barton, B. Fifts, B. Cross, E. Wall, J. Baird, B. Speed, K. Chambers, D. Weir, C. Cox, B. Clements, D. Grayson, B. Reynolds . . . THIRD ROW: T. Smith, B. Crane, J. Shanahan, D. Speed, W. Lide, C. Powell, J. Lamar, M. Turner, J. Spivey, N. Sewell, C. Reynolds. llli N? W S S S 1.4 E. SPEED, N. HODGES, O. E. RICHARDSON Coaches THE B TEAM RESULTS PARRISH ...... 37 WEST END .... PARRISH ..,... 39 CLANTON ,.., PARRISH ,..... 29 CAMDEN , I , PARRISH ,...,. 45 WETUMPKA , . PARRISH ...,. 33 LANIER .... PARRISH ...... 45 WEST END , , , PARRISH ....,. 35 ENSLEY . , I Page 86 PARHSH PARHSH PARHSH PARWSH PARWSH PARHSH PARHSH PARHSH PARWSH PARRISH. . E . ,.,., 27 ...U26 6 .....32 .....46 .,...3I ,....53 A A Il TE AM RESULTS GREENSBORO . DEMOPOLIS , . I ANNISTON .. VALLEY ..., EUFAULA ...., TUSCALOOSA . CLANTON . . . LANIER ...,. GREENVILLE .. DOTHAN ,, 6 ......39 O ,..I4 . ...26 ......I2 7 ...I4 . ..,2O ,.,2I BILLY HICKS, LEASK HARRIS Managers THE PLAYER A AI 506 IDM' BAIRD, JIM BARTON, JOE CHAMBERS, KEN CHESTER, FRANKLIN COX, CLYDE CRANE, BEN CROSS, BOBBY EDDINS, TIM FITTS, BOBBY Page 87 THE PLAYER LIDE, WILTON MOORE, BILLY O'FLYNN, RALPH PRIVETT, MALLORY REYNOLDS, BERNARD REYNOLDS, CHARLES SEWELL, NED SHANAHAN, JIMMY SMITH, TED Page 88 T H E CPltA Y E R l SPEED, BILLY SPEED, DON TURNER, MILAM WALL, EDDIE GAME WHITEJH' PARRISH 38 GREENSBORO 6 Cooch Norwood Hodges 1951 edition ot the Fighting Tigers opened the seoson with o resounding 38-6 triumph over Greensboro. Smith, Cox, Woll, ond Weir were out- stonding in the Parrish forword, with Turner, Lewis, Boird, and Chester beoring the brunt of the running ottock. Page 89 SPIVEY, JOHN VVEIR, CLYDE POWELL, CHARLES GAME WRITE-UP PARRISH 0 DEMOPOLIS 39 The Parrish offensive completely collapsed as a fine coached Demopolis team completely out- played Parrish. Bo Spear, one of the fastest stopping backs in South Alabama, was the shining star of the game as he scored 4 T D's. PARRISH 0 ANNISTON 0 Coaches Hodges and Speed took the wraps off a sophomore back, Ben Crane, he scored on a 67 yard run late in the 4th quarter, but was called back. The entire Parrish team played outstanding ball as Captain Turner was the outstanding blocker on the field. PARRISH 25 VALLEY 14 The Fighting Tigers got back into the win column by defeating a strong Valley Hi team. Flat Smith and Eddie Wall were stalwarts in the Parrish line, as both opened gaping holes in the enemy forward wall. PARRISH 13 EUFAULA 26 Parrish went down to defeat before a great Eufaula team. Baird and Crane were the outstanding players for Parrish. PARRISH 13 TUSCALOOSA 12 Coaches Hodges and Speed went back to their old stomping grounds, as both were former Crim- son Tiders, and brought back a victory over the Black Bears. It was the first Selma victory over Tus- caloosa in 6 years. PARRISH 37 CLANTON 7 Coach Hodges' offensive minded Tigers completely demolished a valiant Clanton team. The Tiger offensive functioned like clock work, as time after time Parrish backs were breaking into the clear for long touchdown runs. PARRISH 6 LANIER 14 Parrish was beaten, but not out fought by a highly favored Poet eleven. Bart Starr and Nick Ger- manos were the stars for Lanier. Selma had a decisive edge in all the statistics. PARRISH 37 GREENVILLE 20 Those Fighting Tigers kept right on rolling along and defeated Greenville. The Parrish team was unstopped as they needled off several touchdowns marches. PARRISH 46 DOTHAN 21 The people of Dothan called them the best blocking football team they had seen in IO years and that was the story, as Coach Hodges' Tigers completely wrecked Teedie Faulk's Wiregrass boys. Twelve seniors said a reluctant goodbye to Coach Hodges and ended one of the most successful football sea- sons in Selma in many years. Page 90 MILAM TURNER Winner of the Quarterback Tro- phy, The most valuable player H0 EDDIE WALL - FRANKLIN CHESTER 'Sm'fHem All-Star TEEN'- EDDIE WALL Winner of the James J. Cash Trophy, award for The best lines man of the year. 011 award. Q l ,,,,.-1-. if - THE KNEELING, Left to Right: Rosemary Heinz, Lisa McMilion, Nelda Ryan . . . STANDING: Martha Coon, Guy Polley, Howell Regan, Lee Comer, Hazel Pigg . . . Jackie Friday, Mascot. The Cheerleaders were excellent this year. Ably led by Martha Coon, they cheered the team on to victory in both football and basketball. Not only were they an inspiration to the team but to the student body as well, arousing school spirit to a high degree. 1 EAD ERS C155 age 93 llll Coach Elliot Speed and Coach O. E. Rich- ardson did a fine iob in urging our team on to victory this year. Without their untiring de- votion to the boys this success would not have been possible. Of course without the individual skills of the players plus the splendid cooperation be- tween both team and coaches this success could not have been achieved. Due to these facts we were runner-up in the District Tournament. In the State Tourna- ment we were finally beaten by a strong Coffee County team. ELLIOTT SPEED, Coach STEWART McKENZlE, Captain KET O. E. RICHARDSON, ELLIOTT SPEED Coaches Captain Stewart McKenzie showed outstanding ability in leading our team this year. Although not always the high scorer, he was considered the most valuable player on the team. He has made a brilliant comeback because lost year he did not play due to a shoulder injury acquired while playing football. His leadership. was evident in the confidence shown him by his team, and the way in which they played, not as five individuals, but as a compact unit. Page 94 BALL H. V 1. J..-Q. fiwgxxx' PARMSH PARMSH PARHSH PARHSH PARHSH PARHSH PARHSH PARHSH PARRISH .... KNEELING, left fo Righh B. Crane, R. Wilkinson, E. Warren, J. Baird, S. McKenzie . . . STANDING D. Speed, L. Johnson, W. Stoudenmire, J. Lamar, M. Turner, B. Clemenfs, Manager. GADSDEN WEST END CLANTON CAMDEN , WEST END ALEX CITY KINSTON TALLASSEE ALEX CITY A T E A M Seoson's Results . . . .35 PARIUSH . . . .40 PARRISH . . . .28 PARRISH ... .36 PARRISH . . . .35 PARRISH . . , .38 PARRISH ....31 PARRISH ....48 PARRISHM.. ....36 Page 95 CAMDEN . VVETUMPKA LANIER . . CLANTON TALLASSEE LANIER . . . ENSLEY .. WETUMPKA BA KETIIALL ... I A .ln ff-.kxiu KNEELING, Left Io Righh K. Chambers, M. Privoti, T. Jones, J. Posey, B. Speed . . . STANDING: F. Cofhran, B. Hardy, C. Clark, F. Holf, E. Cooper, B. Clements, Manager. PARRISH PARRISH PARRISH ..,, PARRISI-I ..,, PARRISH PARRISH .... PARRISH PARRISH ,,,, WEST END CLANTON CAMDEN . WETUMPKA LANIER .. WEST END ENSLEY .. ALEX CITY B T E A M Sec:son's Results 27 PARRISH 26 PARRISH 6 PARRISH ..,, 32 PARRISH 46 PARRISH 31 PARRISH 53 PARRISH 32 PARRISH Page 96 KINSTON TALLASSEE ALEX CITY CAMDEN , WETUMPKA LANIER ., CLANTON TALLASSEE i -N Q x ,Q F .Zi ya 3 .Q'b 'Q'-' ' .P TW 'Ti -zgw.. , f - xi Aix? A . sfdxf S X mm. 595' , an X X ig? , N ' S F , X5 p N x ss, --f x Nay 56.-q QQ R W X EX Hglfwgng K ,I is :E g v-N-.QW xx Eg 0L 'PE FRANK COTHRAN BTLL CRUTCHER FRANK HOLT BOB WOODFIN 'PENN TEA JOHNNY MCWILLIAMS WALTER ATTAWAY MILAM TURNER MILTON BOYKIN 1' 1 1 ,lf . RY 1 - 1 .X 1 1 4 1 ll XJ x JL Il 1 1 I- K K xxxvll wjxx-1 lx 1 A Xiliq xx! ISA EBALL 'xxx 'xxx hx RK XR1?2.if5f' T. jifixxiggs xx- 2 XL Q Xxx R SEATED, Left to Right: R. Wilkinson, B. Moorer, G. Poliey, J. O. Moore, K. Chambers F Kozel R Tramell V Nix STANDING: Couch N. Hodges, C. Smith, T. Smith, G. long, W. Sioudenmire, J. Spivey J Shanahan L LaPorfe B Crane Couch E. Speed. PARRISH PARRISH PARRISH PARRISH PARRISH PARRISH PARRISH SEASON'S RESUL 3 LANIER ..,., 6 PLANTERSVILLE . 6 CAMDEN . , . 4 LANIER . . . I JEMISON ..... , . 5 WEST BLOCTON , . , , 2 CAMDEN , Page 99 ,ff 'M .41 L, 0ur 6lory xx iii 5 34, Ma ,gp . Q Q x 5 A .sr r is .lx xx' .Www Ng R .. sl Y . Ni f2f'.'v'5'?j . .Mp ' . W M3 A A . X , ,,. 2 bl w'4 Vx ,, W'3 'i as M ,WN Q ,au we SST if .V ISK -kg 5 Q X R Q X Q5 A Q ' f was 5-x , X- v Q' X YQ? t 'Y S X it Q :X iff' ' Q wyx gl in K K ma iigxplkx Q 'Q A 5 X S U Q x ' as . ' K S A f S X Sk in it Q X Q N N! X N Q S N ,, S55 'Q -w N Q wk H wx A ,Q GORDON PERSONS Governor of Alabama Je Chew 0 li BEA TIE 55 V irq ' I :gm 2 'S yziig ' , x. ,M ,, Many ' xf9Wf-f . 'L' 4 s Q k 4,5 , F5231 A-xiw fig V fm M . 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Rib P ' . x X x .QQSQQCQQSQQS,QS-'E if 1 gf If P I 1 x Q A x L ' ' x Nm xv M iss Bef Varduman llAl'l'lE. ii 3' Q w 'Q X asa? .Semen FAVUIHTES ANN RANKIN Semen FAVOIil'I'E MARTHA COON SARAH ALICE CLONTS ARDIS PGWERS Sophomore LEE GAYLE Junior JOY SUTTLE Freshmon IIIII Be-ST Looking BEVERLY WIRE STEWART MCKENZIE Biggest Flirfs PEGGY HODGES li EDDIE WALL Best AII-round JOAN KELLY CECIL JACKSON Wkcal WM Friendliest NELDA RYAN DAWSON BURTON Most Intellectual ALMA JEAN ALEXANDER MILAM TURNER Best Dancers PEGGY HODGES JOHNNY MCWILLIAMS Wittiesf PAT LOONEY HOWELL REGAN Best Dressed JOAN MUNROE JOHNNY MCWILLIAMS Best Figure SARAH ALICE CLONTS Best Physique SOL TEPPER HRV Most Likely To Succeed MATTIE MOORE ROUNTREE MILAM TURNER Most Dignified ANN RANKIN JIMMIE LEWIS MOST Popular MARTHA COON CECIL JACKSON Be-ST ATI1IeTes JOYCE LARISON FRANKLIN CHESTER II I II II Wkcal WM Cufest SARA ALICE CLONTS BERNARD REYNOLDS JU IUR Wkaiwka Best Looking Most lnfellectuol POLLY EHRENSPEROER DOTSIE NELMS BOBBY CROSS DON SPEED X if P' 3+- ll i S, Best All round Mos? Populor POLLY EHRENSPEROER LISA MCMILION JIMBO BAIRD JIMBO BAIRD Ullllllllllllllll Who! WM Most lnfellecfuol Best Looking PATSY JONES JOAN RICHARDSON HARRY GAMBLE HARRY GAMBLE Most Populor ARDIS POWERS BEN CRANE FIIE HIIIIA Wheel .-- 'fPn what Most Populor Best Looking SARA TURNER TAY MORRISON LEASK HARRIS DICK GRAYSON Most Intellectuol KAY MOORER DAVID ELVVANGER X kv Q7 Vg MILAM TURNER, Governor of Boys' State GORDON PERSONS, Governor of Alabama H0 0ll Milam Turner went to Boys' State at Tuscaloosa with only one thought in mind - to represent Parrish High in the best way he knew how. He did such a fine job that he was elected Governor ol Alabama Boys' State, a most coveted position. As Governor he represented Alabama at Boys' Nation in Washington. This was a vvondertul experience tor Milam and he really put himself, Parrish High, and Selma on the map. Page 124 Q-7 JOAN MUNROE Joan Munroe was this year's representative to Girl's State held at Huntingdon College. It was a great credit to the school to have Joan represent it in this way. H0 011 ANN RANKIN Each year the Selma Chapter of the DAR. presents a good citi- zenship avvard to the senior girl who has proven herself to be very outstanding in all phases of school work. The lucky girl attends a pil- grimage, along with other Good Citizenship Girls trorn all over Ala- bama. LIKE I SAID BEFORE- Ln4f ' I ,-111 5 . ,. ' 'Wig 'S JUST A GOOD OLE GIRL AIN'T LOVE GRAND dx. wx-1 . N, .:, S si' QQ X . if Q SQ if TOUGH GUY COOKING? ,,,,,,. i'WNf WHO? SICK 5 COMMENT ENIERING THE PEN f x If I I X I QI Q . X :: I I.. z- I SA N Sw-M-'X Q Q25 ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION7 x E1 ER RA AH NEED SOME HELP POSTURE WEU DENT CUTE AHQNI-N ',e f f H. 4 .fi , l 5 iglffsiz. V 4 ,V v ' amz! og.. nas! , I ' K A sv, f ll my ,. .li 1.5! Q N4 ,,'y5.5' 1 i U' an.,M Piv- elf' . .4 filling- Ita nag, may N8 ' Q x . xqx x X Q . 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LIESER MILLIGAN, Class Historian CLASS HI 'l'0liY In September, i94O, a scared bunch of brats assembled at the four grammar schools of Selma. It was a momentous occasion, this bright autumn day, for the class of '52 was beginning its eventful iourney through the various traps and pitfalls of the Public School System. Twelve years have passed, and now, with smiles we look back on those pigtail and starched pin- afore days, for we remember the fights and scraps-then as maior crises, now as minor incidents. Our fondest memories are of the sixth grade. Then we were on top of the world, and how we lorded it over the poor first-graders! Later, much to our sorrow, we learned that life is ci continuous cycle of climbing to the top only to find oneself on the bottom rung of a higher ladder. To iunior high we went, with the wind taken out of our sails by a hectic summer, in which the boys lost their hair and we all gained a greater respect for those eighth graders, who suddenly seemed so much older than we. A year later we again reached the top rung of the ladder-we were the eighth graders. Our chief topic of conversation was Parrish High, that mysterious place of our dreams where a good time is had by alI. Second to this in importance, came those wonderful people on whom we had crushes. Usually these idols were seniors at Parrish, and weren't even aware of our existence, but if one of them hap- pened to speak to us, we were the envy of our classmates for weeks to come. fContinueol in Ad Sectioni Page i3O Q llllllfiii..i,S,.ig.,?iiiliiimiti MILAM TURNER, Class Lawyer CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1952, residents of the City of Selma, State of Alabama, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do make, publish and declare this instrument as and for our last will and testament, hereby revoking any wills heretofore made by us. We hereby nominate and appoint Mr. Thomas W. Guilford as Executor of this, our last will and testament. ARTICLE I ITEM I. The Class of l952 leaves with a lasting love for Albert G. Parrish High School. ITEM II. The Class of 1952 leaves the highest magazine sales ever. ITEM III. The Class of' i952 leaves its sincerest appreciation to the teachers who have worked un- endingly for our benefit. ARTICLE ll ITEM I. Alma Jean Alexander leaves her keen mental ability to Dotsie Nelms. ITEM II. Sarah Alice Clonts leaves her boots and baton to Patsy Jones. ITEM III. Martha Coon leaves her popularity to Lisa McMilion. ITEM IV. Ann Cooper leaves her automobile to anybody who can hold in on the road. lContinued in Ad Sectionl Pagel3I ..,--.V BARBARA HICKS, Class Poet GLASS PUEM Our Golden year has come at last, A dream which seemed too tar to grasp, And with it come both smiles and tears, And cherished memories ot by-gone years The faculty and triends so dear Will be recalled year after year. They made our problems seem so small Were ne'er too busy to help when called. The pep meetings, and ball games, too, These gay hours would soon end, we knew, The dances and parties, all stay To be recalled as youth fades away. As we slowly walk down the aisle, We hide our tears and force a smile. Within us there're ioy and sorrow, For we know we'll not come this way tomorrow Page 132 PEGGY JOHNSON, Class Musician ASS We'll soon be leaving Parrish And The friends held so dear. We'll soon be finding all our dreams In The Coming years. Our Schooldavs vvere so Tull of sunshine We didn'T even mind The rain. Our Memories vvill be Tor a life Time Even Tho' The TuTure's Tull of gain Believe us- We haTe To leave you Parrish Our hearTs are sad To leave These halls oT Tame. llunez l'lVl ALWAYS CHASING RAlNBOVVSl Page IQS3 ANNIE MERLE MONK, Class Prophet CLASS PRUPHECY For ten years the class of '52 Has experienced something new. A class reunion has been planned To see the footprints left in the sand. After much hard work, Michael Arban with his band Has became the best in our Dixie Land. Barbara Hicks has achieved her ambition- After six years of college she's a lab-technician. Billy Anderson in his beautiful new grocery store Declares there's room for no-more. Nelda and Dave Gray are both doing great. Their little family now total eight. Alma Jean Alexander, I'm sure you'll agree, ls iust the girl to run a ranch like her B-Bar-B. A smart young lady, now we meet Betty Vardaman, who designs dresses for Avondale Mills-and are they neat Bill Crutcher and Howell Regan, who loved to race, Got together and invented a car called the Fodge V-8. Page 134 CLASS PRllPllEllY A class is never complete without an Air-line hostess for you to meet Marilyn McKenzie is our girl, and isn't she sweet! Dickey Norton is a photographer for Vogue, the fashion magazine, He takes pictures of Ann Cooper that are really dreams. Virginia Davenport and Barbara Joyce Booker took the Civil Service exam and passed Now they are stenographers in Washington, D. C. and really live in class! Dawson Burton has met with much success As governor of Alabama he has a iob to keep him in distress. Betty Jean Brady and Glenda Brady took their names and put them together, They own the Brady Salon and sell the loveliest hats-designed to last forever. Joyce Larrison is our Tennis Queen . She's a tennis instructor and specializes in the J. L. Swing. Another instructor now appears. lt's Mitchell Matthews, a great golf teacher. Then we see Thomas King-the Nation's greatest preacher. Elaine Odom and Louise Bodiford got together to plan They came up with ELOB a new type of tin can. Dr. Lieser Milligan studied Psychology in Berlin Today has the snazziest office you have ever been in. A kindergarten is needed in every town, So Carolyn Heinz opened a school here, the nicest to be found. Faye Wright, so I'm told, ls the best stenographer Judge Allen Williams has ever controlled. Mary Alice Godwin has become society editor for the New York Times. The items she writes are worth more than anyone's dime. Ralph Caldwell is the talk of the town, As a good captain, he keeps his ship safe--on ground. Gene Johnson and Joyce Wilson, who said someday they'd be ioint managers of Sears Are still clerks, after all these years. Among the ten best dressed women of America we see Joan Munroe at the top and suits the title to a T . Clyde Cox, the greatest surgeon of all times- Says without Peggy Hodges, his nurse, his success would be blind. I want you all to see and hear Sara Reynolds in the greatest opera of the year. For a radio commentator who's up to date, Listen to Jimmie Brown, who has plenty to say. Pat Looney, Anne Harrell, and Ann Hooper have all obtained great names As outstanding artists they are in the Hall of Fame. Dorothy Jean Davis, a teacher in demand, Requires of her students to do their best and all they can. Eddie Wall, as president of the Southern Railroad, has a hard time, At home Cordette Keith helps by giving the pots and pans a shine. Jim Ikerman and Kenneth Longcrier own a barber shop, with no competition at all. The haircuts they give will usually please you unless they make you bald. Speaking of voices-here's Mattie Moore Rountree, when she begins to croon No men can be seen because they all swoon. Jack Veach, a famous bookie, places millionaires' bets, While accountant Bill Lindstrand keeps his records in sets. On fur coats, fancy hats, and money to throw away, Martha Brice is the best one we all say. Marshall Thrash makes surgery his life's work, For his duty he will never shirk. Ann Rush, with her beautiful red hair, has iust returned from Hollywood. She made Rita Hayworth sit down and stare. Stewart McKenzie with his good looks, Accompanies models on fashion books. lContinued in Ad Sectionl Page l35 I I LOSING YOUR TEE 7 MAN WITH A HORN M341 I I I Q T .14 I - uf -me ,E THREE MUSKETEERS TSHES WEET7 NEED ANY MEN DO A JOB7 S f 7 --.. A- ---. .. CASSANOVA LOWNS7 3 -.-Q .I AFTER THE GRADUATION DAP NX! gf! NOSE ROUNTREE AND HEAD TURNER M' -1-'ff np' 'f ,I W--'Hunt-'vii TWAS THE NIGHT BEFOR CHRISTM1 I 4 Broad Street Phone 1211 Levy Brothers Clothing for the Family SELMA, ' ALABAMA 9 -::: -::::- ::::: Claughton Johnson ll REAL ESTATE INSURANCE li P. O. Box 166 SELMA, ALABAMA li 5- ::::::::::::::::::::::::- A Gift For Every Occasion B e w i g Jewelry and Optical Co. Over 75 years of Service ' BENDERSKY'S JEWELERS EE RADIOS LUGGAGE lf Phone 1616 26 Broad St. 4: SEI-MA, I ALABAMA ll SELMA, n ALABAMA -,,,,,, - - - -,,,,,,,,, lL,,,,,:, - - ,,,,vvvv,-., ,,,,,,,,,: :::::: ::::::::: 'W f::::::: '::::::::::::::::::::::' COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF Pilcher-McBryde Drug Co. 5- ., Rives Appliance Co. 1 l CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Sales - Service Bailey Motor Co. Phone 145 905 Water St. f. ----- ------- Robinson and Blanton , Floral Co. :, Established 1920 316 Dallas Ave. P. o. Box 872 1 ll Say it with Flowers QI DAY and NIGHT SERVICE 1 Q, ---------AA------------- 4, 4, Y ::::::::f:::: 4 r :::f:::::::::::::f:::::: 1 COMPUMENT5 Bailey K. Green OF ' . : ' Dry Cleaning : POP and OTHA CAPNEAL Come dean n 'r 'I , I1 1 With Green ig Selma Electric Battery Co. 1:51 1 il if Phone 1600 1' J iifffffffffff: f -::::::::::::::- ' : 1 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS ' OF 1 1 r ' ' 1 Hohenberg Bros, CQ, 1' Seimcl S1'CJ1'lOnery CO. 1 L ::::::: JL 1- -:::N::::: J. 5 1 1 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS 1 OF 1 u 1 :I :E Bama Auto Ports Co. 153: Bonnie-'S Beuufy Solon +I 1 Wu 1 J ::::::::::,:::::::::, f- - ..... I 1 ' Edwin T. Hicks I COMPLIMENTS f OF 3: REAL ESTATE ond GENERAL INS. :,:, 5E1oo2w A. P.O.B 1111111 . . 5: mer Ve OX :g: Coffee Prmhng Co. :, P H o N E s P :,: :+ :ft s ' d A s I' :I Office-2305 Home-2243 ::Q: monery on ff Upp'eS CLASS lll i'l'0RY iContinued from Page l3Ol Summer of '48 brought more changes in our disturbed little lives. The boys who had begun to look almost human again were once more shorn of their crowning glory, and the girls were strange creatures in lipstick which seemed to be every where but on the mouth. In spite of it all, we managed to hold our heads high and conceal most of our fear on that first day at Parrish. Gradually we settled down into the routine of high school. Of course, there were slight in- terruptions-the thrill of that first pep-meeting and the time a senior actually spoke first, but we soon became a fairly useful if somewhat unpredictable part in the mechanism of a well organized school. There were two outstanding milestones in our four years at Parrish. The first was the Junior- Senior Prom. We put everything we had into that dance. lt was the first time our class had really worked together, and we were proud of the results of' our effort. The second was the magazine sales. We set our quota so high that even we were afraid of it. Once again we worked, and came in with a total of 36230, which gave us the trophy for outstanding sales in The South. As the year draws to a close and we hear the familar chords of Pomp and Circumstance , high school days become memories, and a beautiful chapter in the Book of Life closes forever. With faith, hope, and the inspiration given us by high school friends among both faculty and stu- dent body, we confidently face a new life. LASS PRUPHECY lContinued from Page l35l Speaking of models, look and see Hazel Pigg, specializing in toe-nail polish Guaranteeing that it cannot be demolished. Bernard Reynolds' success as a lawyer, Gives him more fame than the celebrated Tom Sawyer. Sara Alice Clonts, with one ambition-iust to finish school, Now finds herself the owner of a beautiful swimming pool. Doyle Smith, who works at Tillman's and handles the bakery's bread, Makes sure all the pretty girls who come in get fed. Mary Frances Holroyd has a profession of which she can boast, She now writes romantic stories for the Saturday Evening Post. Johnny McWilliams who's on the tennis team at Bama Gets his name spread through the Rama-Jama. Juliette Isaacs, now Mrs. Weir, Keeps her little family without a care. Cecil Jackson, announcer of fame, Will tell you that radio is not a game! Molly Ann Klinner has a new profession, She went to Texas and now has an oil-well collection. Ted Smith, a famous baseball player, Wouldn't change places with the city mayor. Bernice Worrell and Winnie Wright have married and now live on a farm. They like the city, but they say the sun does them no harm. If your house needs redecorating, drop in sometime and see Jimmy Carr's new furniture store, You can buy furniture for your house for S6 a week, or maybe a little more. Beverly Wire, whose label we find on many a dress, ls one of our leading designers, our figures her clothes caress. Charles Faulk, an important man around town, So important he has a bodyguard like Billy Cherry to follow him around. lContinuedl f ------ -A------ COMPLIMENTS COMPUMENTS OF 1 OF EE Burson Laundry-Cleaners 'r Mcickin Electric Co. If 2: 709 Jeff Dcnvis Ave. Phone 2341 ,,, Lx, A... .A..... , ::,,,:,:, JI: 5:5555 COMPUMENT5 fi COMPLIMENTS OF OF U P tr I SPEED 5 1' S. H. Kress81CO. 2- :::::::::::9:::: OOMPUMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF Gibson Ccmdy Co. ir 'r 1 Liepold Antique Co. Brood Street Q1 SELMA, ALABAMA iii iiiiiiif: O.A.A.A.. , -,i3i1i3i3i3i' COMPUMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF I . J . H I x 1 J E W E L R Y Bc1rne's Music Co. SELMA, ALABAMA if lv 'u 'r Y xx? tx: 1: H Best Wishes From C. W. H O O P E R A G E N C Y 5555 lslDoRE KAYSER A CI n d INSURANCE R E AL E S T A T E Brood Street Phone 2400 if SELMA, ALABAMA Compliments ot Compliments ot SEARS, RoEBucK if cu n d C o M P A N Y W , S E Shop ot Seors ond Sove! g DRY CLEANERS 325 Brood Street SELMAI ALABAMA SELMA, ALABAMA CL SS PRUPHECY iContinued from page 1393 For two welfare workers who really know cmd love their work, Maxine Liepold and Joan Kelly are our nominees for the girls who will always be alert. Francis Pugh put his white shirt and tie to use He is manager of A8rP and requires his employees to wear ties tight-not loose. Mable Warr and Ann Rives were always ready to give first-aid to anyone who had a fall Are now nurses at the Baptist Hospital and are ready to answer to all patient's calls. Although Mary Ann Moon still has the same name, Her work as a traveling saleswoman has caused her to have wide-spread fame. Juanita Smith and Katherine Killingsworth are housewives Who love to cook and not open cans. Sol Tepper is iust about the biggest man around town, he owns Tepper's Department Store-his theme- Clothes designed for comfort and to-look keen. Betty Wall knows to please the boss she must keep the checks and balances correct. She's employed by the People's National Bank and the president, Charles Powell gives her orders straight and direct. ' Charles King and Leon Nabors are hard working farmers of Selma and around, They work twelve hours a day, from sun up to sun down! Barbara Thompson and Anna Belle Talbert are secretaries here in Alabam'. They work hard during hours and at night go out on the town. Wilton Lide and Glenn Long have showed their ability to work, They have started a newspaper office handling everything from elections to ads for selling dirt. At the Alabama Power Company we find Jean Stannard and Barbara Quarles working rain or shine. On week-ends, they spend their money in Florida, having a good time. Good elementary teachers are in great demand, Florene Longcrier and Billie June Easters are girls with high standards and the ones we recommend. Service to our country is always a proud stand. Franklin Chester is our paratrooper, and we all think he's grand. Loraine Johnson, a cute little housewife who does the cleaning well, Also bakes cakes and hubby says they taste swell! Jeanette Guinn now has a little home and three children to occupy her mind. She has proved, To be a good mother, you must be patient and kind. Jimmy Lewis, as Alabama's senator, is really going places! But how could he go wrong with a stenegropher like Helen Long to handle his cases. June Harris now lives in California, where the sunshine grows, Looks very nice in her sun clothes, but loves her frills and bows. We see John Hean, as a commercial artist. Everyone says he's the world's smartest. Tim Eddin, now in Hollywood as a famous actor, Wues his talents as his income's factor. Carlton Dudley's vivid blond hair Won her first place at Alabama's State Fair. Melvin Cosby has an outdoor gym Where he teaches tiny tots to swim. Martha Coon, with her speaking ability, Will be the first lady president in all probability. Charles Moseley and Aubrey Vinson stayed at Speed's quite a bit. They like the food, so they bought a private parking place for their car to fit. Phyllis Newsom, Betty Mott, and Ruby Johnson are typists at Craig Air Force Base. They never have a dull moment, and with the Air Men they rate. Carl McMillion is a country doctor and makes each a happy day, Because he can cure people and then send them on their merry way. iContinuedl p...---, -A Nationally Famous Branded Lines MEN'S and BOYS' WEAR JACKSON CLOTHING COMPANY Youth Center For Clothes SELMA, ALABAMA Congratulations upon your achieve- ments at school. We look forward to assisting you to even greater success in whatever business you may choose. THE PEOPLE'S BANK 8K TRUST CO. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Member Federal Reserve System Compliments of PERRIN CAFETERIA Compliments of BRADSHAW'S BAKERY :Q 1- ---- r HARDY 8K HEINZ gtg: Best Wishes Alwoys, Seniors! REAL ESTATE ond AN E 'NSUR C gBARTON'S SELMA, ALABAMA EE Good Luck, Seniors Compliments of swirr DRUG COMPANY iii 211' JEWELRY co. 'T BERN'S Quality First - Service Alwoys If it Brood Street WATCH ES SELMA, ALABAMA 25 DIAMONDS LUGGAGE JL i :- ::::::::::::::::.A, ::::04, :::::: :::::::::::::: :: TT lr ll COMPUMENTS If I: COMPLIMENTS or s Q' or fi Stoudenmire-Melton l Dr. John L. Gray's ' O Jewelry 8. Optical Co. .1 .' Tractor Co' 5: ji Phone 900 1, 1, SELMA' ALABAMA :g J: SELMA, ALABAMA lin - ..... .......... J 9- CLASS PHIDPHEUY CContinued from page 1423 Alice Carter had a good ambition, she wanted to marry a millionaire's son, Alice found her man, and he gives her diamonds by the ton. Walter Stoudenmire is a basketball player valuable to the team He keeps in shape and his playing is always on the beam. Although Dagmar is still on top in T.V., we think Jeanene Smith is guaranteed to give you a lift. Ann Rankin, as Jeanene's manager, keeps things in order for her pal. She makes sure the men have millions before they see her gal. Milam Turner is the best lawyer in Washington and wins a case every day. When he begins the court rooms are filled, because people know he has plenty to say. Peggy Johnson has a talent for playing the piano well. She has tried composing, and what she writes goes over swell! Marion Oliver is living in her highest heaven. Her husband leaves work at 6:11, but Marion worries if he's not home by IO till 7. Mary Faye Rives and Beverly Wall became the attendant's to a famous dentist On their offdays, they're in Faye's back yard playing tennis. Jack Rowland and John Spivey are the biggest cattle men in our state and they aren't from Texas. During the year many spectators come to envy their ranches. Lois Stevens, after graduation, studied dancing in New York Today she teaches in Selma, and her classes are filled with children which gives her much ioy. Esther and Mary Allen are singing together Their voices can be heard in all kinds of weather. Billy Coker started as an airplane mechanic, Now he pilots planes from the Pacific to the Atlantic. June Evans is a nurse that should be given a prize She makes sure her patient never dies. Juanita Nichols leads a quiet life She has a home, a daughter, and is a good wife. Now we come to the end of the class, And l'm the last to pass. I hope this prophecy is not a mess, As for me, iust let me rest. F 'P I ll Moke lt A Groduotion Frock , From ROTHCH l'LD'S Gowns Wrops Millinery I fr J Diomonds Wotches For The Finest In Jewelry For The Lotest In Stotionery EDWARD'S JEWELRY CC. IO8 Brood Street Selmo, Alobomo Gifts Stotionery Q v -- Compliments of THE SELMA NATIONAL BANK ' Member F. D. I. C. ll Member Feclerol Reserve System I SELMA must s SAVINGS BANK Member F. D. I. C. I I J LILIENTHAL'S AIl the School Boys Know For Their Clothes Where to Go. Selmo's Best Clothiers A Selmo Institution For Over 60 Yeors. Complimenfs of CARTER DRUG CUMPANY WALGREEN AGENCY SELMA, ALABAMA ----v--v,.-- ::.-,::: ,:::: ::: Complimenfs of DIXHECHEVRULET CRMPANY SELMA, ALABAMA CLASS WILL ITEM V. Dorothy Jean Davis leaves her essay writing to Sir Francis Bacon. ITEM VI. Carlton Dudley leaves her bottle of peroxide to Ida Susan Moore. ITEM VII. Carolyn Heinz leaves her Miss Homecoming title for next year's seniors to fight over. ITEM VIII. Barbara Hicks leaves her knowledge of Trigonometry to Mallory Privett but I wish she'd give it to me. ITEM IX. Peggy Hodges leaves her love for Red Turner to Barbara Stumbaugh. ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM X. Mary Frances Holoroyd leaves, a year ahead of schedule. Xl. Ju liette and Duck Weir leave to raise their family and show that fortune teller. XII. Peggy Johnson leaves her song writing ability to Irving Berlin. XII. Cordette Keith and Eddie Wall leave for Meridian. XIV. Joan Kelly leaves her wonderfully sweet ways to Sarah Turner. XV. Joyce Larrison and Ann Harrell leave their artistic ability to Coach Richardson. XVI. Maxine Liepold leaves her walk to Lee Gayle. XVII. Billy Anderson leaves Station WHBB to Mr. Julian Smith. XIX. Dawson Burton leaves the senior class in the capable hands of Don Speed. XIX. Billy Cherry leaves Parrish minus its greatest poster painter. XX. Franklin Chester leaves his I3 touchdown record for future Parrish All-Staters. XXI. Clyde Cox leaves his Flying Ability to Smiling Jack . XXII. Bill Crutcher leaves his State Golf Championship to Frank Holt. XXIII. Charles Faulk and Dickie Norton leave the freshmen girls. XXIV. Cecil Jackson leaves the presidency of the student council in the competent hands of Polly Ehrensperger. ITEM XXV. Thomas King and Wilton Lide leave their debating ability to anybody who'll have it. ITEM XXVI. Stewart McKenzie leaves his basketball ability to future Parrish greats but he takes his doctor's kit with him. ITEM XXVII. Johnny McWilliams leaves the clothing stores of Selma wondering if they'll make a living next year. ITEM ITFM ITEM WFM blue ITEM ITEM ITFM ITEM ITEM and XXVIII XXIX. XXX. XXXI. leans XXXII. XXXIII. XXXIV XXXV. XXXVI . Charles Moseley, after passinq freshman English leaves. Charles Moore and .lack Veach leave, we hope. Charles Powell leaves his physique to Leask Harris who could use it. Francis Pugh, after wearing dress shirts and ties all year, leaves in a dirty T shirt Bernard Reynolds leaves his hair to John, the janitor. Aubrey Vinson leaves his excess weight to Mr. Sherman. . Ted Smith leaves his love of knowledge to Albert Einstein. John Spivey leaves his romantic tractor to Don Juan. . Sol Tepper and Doyle Smith leave their Bikini bathing suits to Miss Carr. ITEM XXXVII. Faye Rives leaves her car to anyone who would take a Dodge in preference to a Ford. ITEM XXXVIII. Sara Reynolds leaves her voice to Lili Pons. ITEM XXXIX. Faye Wright, Betty Vardaman, and Virginia Davenport leave their places as beauties to those next year who can pass the aesthetic test. ITEM XL. Glen Long leaves to take Ted Williams place. ITEM XLI. Alice Carter leaves her attraction to Stewart McKenzie to the young girls around Georgia Tech. ITEM XLII. Anne Hooper leaves her burning yearning for just one more cigarette to Mr. Guilford. ITEM XLIII. Helen Long leaves the D. O. Club minus one of its best members. ITEM XLIV. Joan Munro leaves her million dollar wardrobe to Rosemary Henry. ITEM XLV. Lieser Milligan and Hazel Pigg leave freshmen Don Mills and Dick Grayson to next year's senior girls. ITEM XLVI. Ann Rankin and Jimmie Lewis leave their faithful love to next year's senior love birds. ITEM XLVII. Beverly Wire and Jeanne Smith leaves their ability to catch their man to the Selma Police Department. ITEM XLVIII. Mattie Moore Rountree leaves her legs to Joey West. ITEM XLIX. Walter Stoudenmire leaves his blazing speed to Louise Lovelady. ITEM L. Annie Marle Monk leaves her prophecy to anyone who dares believe it. lContinuecIi ' Ax: Y TURNER M0'l'0l1 CUMPANY, INC. Soles F O R D Service SELMA, ALABAMA IN SELMA IT'S TEPPEIVS Where 0 Child Con Buy --- ,A A A A A AA A A A A A A -A A A A A A A A A A A -:::::4:::::A'0 'A,,A A AQQQOAAQ-,4-.,Q0A,'. We and some of the things they do Telephone girls enjoy interesting and im- portant jobs in a growing industry. Operators using modern equipment pro- vide world-wide communication. - Service Representatives handle customer contacts in our business offices.-Stenographers, Typists and Clerical workers perform important and specialized jobs in all departments. If good pay-friendly associates your own age-paid vacations-sickness benefits and frequently scheduled raises appeal to you- why not come in and talk with us about a position with the Telephone Company. --------,--0---v------'-4 00' 4-,0,.'., .A ,.,',A,.' 00,-04, 0-QAQQQNQAQ, 4 S S S 5 5 U i S N S 5 S 5 S l 5 5 1 S S S 5 5 S 5 5 U S ' S S S 'I 'I 'I S 'I 'I S 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 1 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I , 1, 'I 'I 'I A,,.AAq ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM CLASS WILL LI. Molly Ann Klinner and Bill Lindstrand leave for the golf course. LII. Ralph Caldwell leaves Peggy Kelley, never. LIII. Mike Arban leaves his size 7 shoes to keep Mr. Brown's size I3's company. LIV. Tim Eddins leaves Shirley Harden to David Wright. ' LV. John Hean leaves his profile to David Ellwanger. LVI. Linda Lurie leaves the Craig Airmen to Col. John H. Bundy. ' LVII. Ann Rush leaves her hair to Titian's daughter. g . ITEM LVIII. Joyce Worrell Bruner and Ann Raine Hughes leave their ability to get married to next year's old maids. Q ' ' ITEM LIX. June Harris, Esther Allen, Jean Stannard, Joyce Wilson, Anna Belle Talbert and the rest of the unmarried senior girls leave to get married this summer. ITEM LX. Mable Warr leaves her last name to the Communists. ITEM LXI. Lois Stevens leaves her new IO carat diamond ring to Bugs Bunny. ITEM LXII. Judson Snead, and Dewey Taylor leave Continuation School to Mr. Yeager. ITEM LXIII Pat Looney and Martha Brice leave Bar B Que Heaven to Charlotte Carlton. ITEM LXIV. Mary Alice Godwin, Jeanette Guinn, Marilyn McKenzie and Florence Longcrier leave their likable ways to next year's freshmen girls. ITEM LXV. Loraine Johnson Riddle, Kathrine Killingsworth, Marion Oliver Harris, Juanita Smith, and Juanita Nichols leave, married. ITEM LXVI. Elaine Odom, Phylis Newsome, Barbara Booker, and Louise Bodiford leave what's left of their sanity to Miss Thomas. ITEM LXVII. Jim Ikerman and Melvin Cosby leave their automobiles to Bob's Junk Yard . ITEM LXVIII. Allen Williams and Jimmie Carr leave the Sel-Mont Drive-In to next year's romantic couples. ITEM LXIX ITEM LXX. ITEM LXXI ITEM LXII. ITEM LXIII ITEM LXIV. Bowline. ITEM LXV. ITEM LXVI. Billy Coker and Barbara Quarles leave their love affair to Miss Jordon and Mr. Brown. Beverly Wall, Betty Wall, and Barbara Thompson leave their dependability to Miss Pitts. Betty Mott and Mary Moon leave bookkeeping to Mr. Sherman. Mary Allen leaves her place on the National Honor Society to Rosemary Heinz. Glenda Brady leaves to get married and raise a football team. Bernice Worrell, Billie June Easters and Carl McMillion leave their quiet ways to Carl June Evans and Ruby Johnson leave their nursing careers to Florence Nightingale. Ann Rives and Betty Jean Brady leave, most probably, to follow the precedent of our Senior girls and get married. ITEM LXVII. Martha Brice leaves her acting acility to Claude Rainer. ITEM LXVIII. Winnie Wright leaves her first name to Zeigler Packing Co. ITEM LXIX. Amos Ford leaves his great last name to the Turner Motor Co. Item LXXX. Kenneth Longcrier and Jack Rowland leave to 'accept Uncle Sam's latest invitation. ITEM LXXXI. Marshall Thrash, Charles King, Jimmie Brown, Henry DuBose, Gene Johnston, and Leon Nabors leave whatever's left. ITEM LXXXII. I, Milam Turner, with a sincere, true love for Parrish in my heart, and sympathy to future lawyers, leave my head to O'Brion Plumbing In the presence of: Dawson Burton, President, Bill Signed, sealed, published and declared by The to be their last will and testament, in the presence of quest, in their presence, and in the presence of each Company. Crutcher, Vice President, Martha Brice, Secretary. Senior Class of l952, above named, as, for, and us, and each of us, whereupon we, at their re- other, hereunto set our hands as subscribing wit- nesses this the 16th day of May, 1952. Signed: DAWSON BURTON, President BILL CRUTCHER, Vice President MARTHA BRICE, Secretary A A A A A A A A A A A AA A A A A A A A A A A A A :::AAA::::4-4-AAQOQQ4-AAOQQQQOQ4-'Q'Q ' ZI Compliments of Compliments of Wi 'i M E L v I N QQ gt C gi gi P o W E R ' S ' 1, 1, :E EE Ei ai SEMA' ALABAMA Q: Q: SELMA, ALABAMA 'liffiiifiiiiifiifiiiiffifiiiiiiiiA AffffffffffffiiiZ11il1if:iQij1jjjj il Wiiiitt -H Education owes its existence to the Printing K Press . . . In the future us in the post, wherever there is enlightenment, the printed word shall leod the wczy. Ghz uragun mess DESIGNERS AND CREATORS OF lu ADAMS - MONTGOMERY, ALA.