Parrish High School - Tornado Yearbook (Parrish, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1952 volume:

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ERN ENT l We the senuors of 52 feel that we owe a debt of gratutude and thanks to Mr Snuggs for hus help and unterest un Parrush Hugh He has proved un the past four years to be cu fruend to each student un the Selma school system The Senuor Class of Parrush Hugh feels very fortunate un havung had Mr Guulford as our pruncupal for three years We feel that he has added much to our years un hugh school that wull go wuth us through all of our luves P913 UUUTH' Q 'lf LEWEN bay gy ?:,u Gun Y'-1 RICHARDSON BOSWORTH H LL MORRISON HATCH H CARR PITTS FURR BERHMAN SMITH PITTS BERNICE Secrelary To Prlncupal FURR MRS J A Cafeteria Dnrector BEHRMAN HELEN Spannsh Englnsh BOSVVORTH THERESA Algebra Business Arrlhmehc BROADHEAD JOSEPHINE Physical Eclucahon for Glrls English BROWN HARLAN Physics Chernlsfry French English Guidance Counselor CARR HERMAN Band Dlreclor CARR KATHLEEN English DAVISON MRS JOHN A Buble FRIDAY MRS JACK P Dlslrlbuhve Education HAGANS RODNEY Duvelslfled OCCUDGTIODS HALL LANDON World Hnsfory American Government Econornucs Latin Amerlcan History Alabama History HATCH LOUISE Algebra General Mathemahcs HILL MRS HELEN Shorthand Typing Business English Offuce Proctuce Page I4 ....0lII 'IIllL'l'I' JOHNSON SHERMAN FRIDAY STOCKS HODGES NORWOOD JOHNSON MRS GEORGE JORDAN MARTHA JANE KERLIN WILEY HALL K CARR KERLIN THOMAS UNDERWOOD HICKMAN Athletuc Drrector Drnver Tranmng Physrcal Educatuon tor Boys Llbrarlan Glee Club Drrector Mussc Apprecuatlon Bnology MORRISON ELIZABETH Enghsh Speech RICHARDSON O E Shop Mechanncal Drawang Assistant Coach SEYMOUR JOSEPHINE Algebra Plane Geometry Sohd Geometry Trugonometry SHERMAN EUGENE SMITH MRS HOWARD SMYLY RUTH SPEED ELLIOTT STOCKS MRS J C THOMAS PEARL UNDERWOOD MRS NELLE WALLACE FLORENCE Page I5 Typrng Shorthand Bookkeepmg Cnvncs Engllsh Latnn Basketball Coach English Sclence Home Economics Arnencan History World Hnstory Sll lllllll B CRUTCHER M BRICE D BURTON OFFICERS DAWSON BURTON President MARTHA BRICE Secretary Treasurer The year l952 brought on outstandnng crop ot Sensors to Parrish Hugh about the most well rounded class these hallowed halls have seen In a long time Besndes excelmg an football baseball basketball and track our class was well represented in ath letuc events wlth cheerleaders band members and maporettes Also thus years Tatler has been one of the best havung two prmted lssues Instead of one One ot our members Milam Turner made us feel mlghty proud when he went to the state Amer: can Leglon Oratorucal Contest The Class went over the top In magazine sales showing the kmd of spurlt they have In each protect they undertake Truly thas rs a representatuve class of Albert G Parrlsh Hugh Page I6 I N ,X .,f BILL CRUTCHER ....,...............,... Vice President I1 IIIII CLA 'U ESTHER ALLEN, Transterred 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 ot Latin Club '50, Glee Club Concert '50, '52, Secretary-Treasurer ot 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 Stott '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 ot 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. -it 1531 M K' Hyip' 3 .IIMMIE BROWN Baseball 49 51 Red Cross I O Club 52 Baske ball Letter Club 50 51 DAVMSONL BURTON Football 49 51 Let ter Club 49 52 Hall Duty 49 Vice President of Class 49 President ot Class 52 Student Council Representative 51 Ole Club 50 Ring Committee 51 Invitation Committee 52 High Magazine Salesman 52 Whos Who 52 Tat ler Staff 52 Kiwanis Boy ol 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 51 Guidance Club 52 Sel Ala Statt 52 Hall Duty 49 5l Ottice Assistant 51 52 State Music Festival 52 BILLY CHERRY Baseball 49 52 Basketball 50 51 Science Club 50 Proiectionlst Club 52- Letter Club 51 52- Red Cross 52. SARA ALICE CLONTS, Band 49- 52- Glee Club Concert 50- District Olee Club Festival 50- Maiore te 50-52- Homeroom Chairman 50- Junior Rod Cross 49- Letter Club 49-52- Tatler Staff 52- Whos Who 52- Industrial Queen 52- H ll Duty 49 51 52- Spanish Club 51- Guidance Club Secretary 52. BILLY COKER, Football '50, D. O. Club '51, '52, Basketball '5O. MARTH COON, Homeroom Chairman '49, F. T. A. '49, Junior Red Cross '50, District Red Cross President '51, 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, Intra- 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 '51. MELVIN COSBY, D. O. Club '52, .Iunior Red Cross '51. A CLYDE COX: Football '50-'52, Latin Club '50, President '5l, Citizenship Club '52, Student Council '52, Outstanding Linesman '52, Letter Club '50-52, BILL CRUTCHER, District D. O, Oratorical Contest '52, D. O. Club '5l, '52, Latin Club '49-'5l, Dramatic Club '49, '50, Letter Club '50-'52, Oolt Team '50-'52, Kiwanis Boy of the Month '5l, Olee Club Concert '50, Vice-Presi- dent ot Class '52, Junior Red Cross '50, Presi- dent '5l, Vice-President '52. VlRGINlA DAVENPORT, F. H. A. Secretary '49, Dance Club '51, Intramural Sports '49-'52, Needle Craft Club '52, Hall Monitor '5l, Junior Red Cross '49. DOROTHY JEAN DAVIS: Dramatic Club '49- '50, '52, Birmingham News Oratorical Contest '49, Hall Duty '50, Olee Club Concert '50, '52, Acapella Choir '52, Sextett '52, District Music Festival '52, Clinic Choir '52, Spanish Club '5l, Library Assistant '5l, '52, Tatler Statt '52, Career Day Essay Contest Vtfinner '52, Junior Red Cross '52, Junior Red Cross Council, Secre- tary '52, National Honor Society '52, F. T. A. '49, Secretary '50, President '5l. HENRY M. DuBOSE, Baseball '50, '5l, Handi- craft Club '50-'52, Football '50. CARLTON DUDLEY, Dramatic Club '49, Lunch Committee '49, Olee Club Concert '50, Spanish Club '5l, Intramural Sports '5l, '52, Sel-Ala Staff '52, Guidance Club '52. BILLIE JUNE EASTERS. Spanish Club '5l, F. T. A. '52, Needlecratt Club '52. TIM EDDINS: Football '5l, '52, Dramatic Club '5l, Letter Club '52, JUNE 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 '5l, '52, Latin Club '49, '50, State D. O. Officer '52, Letter Club '50-'52. CHARLES FAULK: Science Club '5l, Dramatic Club '5l, Guidance Club '52, Spanish Club '50, Glee Club Concert '50-'52. Q. '2 'ev 'X 7' ' 4 W5 A I 09 ' 1 9 vat' rd? A JC' 'KN- M if ,L .l0R MARY ALlCff GODWIN: Glee Club '5l, Music Club '52, 'Spanish Club '5l, Homerooni Chair- man '5l, Hall Monitor '52, F. T. A. '5l, Junior Red Cross '5l. JFANETFF GUINN, F. T. A. '49, Glee Club Concert '50, '52, District Music Festival '52, District Clinic Choir '52, Sel'Ala Staff '52, Hall Monitor '5l, Office Assistant '5l, '52, Junior Red Cross '5l, Music Club '52, Pilot Club Girl of the Month '52. ANN HARRELL, Spanish Club '50, Guidance Club '52, Library Assistant '5l, '52, lntramural Sports '52, Dramatic Club '50, Glee Club Con! cert '50. JUNE HARRIS, Dance Club '5l, '52, F. H. A. '48, '49, D. O. Club '50, '5l, D. E. '50, '5l. JOHN A. HEAN, Transferred to Parrish '52, Proiectionist Club '52. CAROLYN HEINZ, Hall Duty '52, Student Council '49, Glee Club Concert '50, Spanish Club '5l, Guidance Club '52, Homecoming Queen '52, Homeroom Chairman '49-'52, High Magazine Salesman '52, Football Program '49- '52, A. A. U. W. Girl of the Month '5l, '52, Junior Red Cross '50. BARBARA HlCKS, National Honor Society '5l, '52, latin Club '49, '50, Glee Club Con- cert '50-'52, District Music Festival '52, District Clinic Choir '52, Sextette '52, Music Club '5l, '52, Acapella Choir '52, Hall Monitor '5l, '52, Office Assistant '52, Letter Club '5l, Spanish Club '5l, Class Poet '52, lntramural Sports '50, '5l. PEGGY HODGES, Dramatic Club '49, Junior Red Cross '49, '50, '5l, Hall Monitor '49, '52, library Assistant '49, Dramatic Production '5l, Glee Club Concert '50-'52, Sextette '5l, '52, State Music Festival '5l, '52, Acapella Choir '52, Clinic Choir '52, lntramural Sports '5l, '52, Honteroom Chairman '50, Tatler Staff '52, Who's Who '52, Letter Club '52, Science Club '5l, Guidance Club '52, Lunch Committee '50. MARY FRANCES HOLROYD: Music Club '52, Glee Club Concert '50, '5l, Sextette '5l, A Capella Choir '52, Dance Club '5l, Junior Red Cross '5l, '52, lntramural Sports '5l. ANNE HOOPER:Dramatic Club '49, Glee Club '5l, Vice-President, Guidance Club '52. CLASS... WILLIAM JAMES IKERMANQ 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, '50. 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, Girl's Intramural Sports '49, '50, '5l. PEGGY JOHNSON, Play '49, Hameroorn Chairman '50, Latin Club '50, Glee Club Con- cert '50, '51, Dance Club '51, Needle Craft Club '52, GirI's Intramural Sports '50, '51, Class Musician '52. RUBY JOHNSON, F. H. A. '49, D. O. Club '52, Girl'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 '50, Latin Club '50, Intramural Sports '50, '51, Winner, Ping'Pong and Tennis '51, Libra- rian Assistant '50, Guidance Club '52, Office Girl '52, Dance Club '50, Letter Club '51, '52, All Star Basketball Team '50, All Star Valley 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 KILLINGSVVORTH: Office Assist- 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. -ei J Q' ,gunna 11 IIIIR THOMAS KING, Debate Club '51, Secretary '52, Debate Team '52, Birmingham News Ora- torical Contest '51, Play '52, Kiwanis Club Boy ot 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. H1 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 Volley Ball Team '50, All Star Sottball 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 '5I, '52, Football '52, Basketball '51, Latin Club '50, '51, District Birmingham News Oratorical Contest '51, Kiwanis Oratorical Con- test '51, '52, Kiwanis Boy ot 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 Whitcomb 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 Cross Representative '50, D. O. Club '51, President '52, Hall Duty '49, D. O. Convention, Girls' Intramural Sports '50, FLORENCE LONGCRIER: Sel-Ala Staff '52, Ottice Girl '52, Dance Club '51, Glee Club Concert '50, Hall Duty '50, Needlecratt 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: Golf Team '49, '50, '51, D. O. Club '51, '52. MARILYN McKENZlE: 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 '5O. CARL McMILION: Science Club '51, Guidance Club '52. JOHNNY MCWILLIAMSZ 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 Y W il H? .IIN l F' IIIIR CHARLES RICHARD MOORE: D. O. Club '52, Band '48: CHARLES MOSELEY, Dance Club '51, Guid- ance Club '52, BETTY MOTT: F. l'l, 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, Sel-Ala Stott '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' Volley 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 NEVVSOME, Home Economics '49, Glee Club '50, D. E. '51, '52. JUANITA 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, Nc- tionol 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 OUARLES, 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 '5I. if ,5 iiigglf f -,-. . fn 3' qui' N45-5 v i Nui :vs WR 9 n 'v i10R 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 Statt '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, Handicratt Club '51, Letter Club '50, '51, '52. JOHN SPIVEY1 Spanish Club '51, President, Handicraft Club '52, Homeroom Chairman '52, Football '52, Baseball '52, Letter Club '52. .IEANE STANNARD: Band '49, '50, '51, D. O. Club '51, Hall Monitor '49, '50, '51, Dancing Club '51, LOIS 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 Staff '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 ot Month '52. CLASS... ANNA BELLE TALBERT: Glee Club Concert '50, '51, Hall Monitor '50, All Star Basketball Team '51, Social Club '51, Needlecraft Club '51, lntramural 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, Jie.: Football 418, '49, 60, '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, lntramural 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. 415 f 'A C'-my rm V' -1 Q9 'T' gg . 7:5 5 - Qui' A l 'TW kwa .. ,, ,--.. . f A is 29 is-J ' . w sk Tu S ' si?-E53 I TT? .J 4v 'll 1 HE ,rio ,CL ss MABEI. WARR, Hall Monitor '52, Glee Club Concert '50, '51, Social Club '51, Needlecralt 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 INILLIAMS, D. O. Club '51, '52. GLORIA VVILLIAMS. 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, .lunior Red Cross '52, Sel-Ala Beauty '52. Elllli NUT Plilll H D JIMMIE CARR. Transterred 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, VVho's Who '52, All State Football '52, Varsity Club, President, '52, Freshman Football Coach '52, Sel-Ala Stalt '52. JAMES ELLISON. AMOS FORD. NELDA RYAN GRAY. OWEN HARTZOO. ANN RAINE HUGHES. LINDA LURIE: Transferred to Parrish '52 E-and '52 ANN RIVES. MARSHALLTHRASH1 5ClenCG Club '51, Guld ance Club '52, Latin Club '50, Spanish Club '5l Junior Red Cross '5l, '52, Hall Monitor '50, '5l RUTH PEARSON SCHMIDT. JUDSON SNEAD, DEWEY TAYLOR. CLYDE B. WEIR. enior naps 2- T 'YK 5-urs' MJ Q QM JACK WRIGHT C Senior Cldss recduzw HMT :T O T C rw cur rc: mg mlm r when Jock wus ku Oc by on unfortunate Gccldem J was 0 membu of The lb Wd d WUI Mlm! by dll who krwvv We amend To has family cmd rlends ow hrcx HCI? Syrwwpcmthy Faqs 30 ', an ,W I , , fi . xy 4' i . 5 e , A :QP ' - - f X ff Q gf 1255? 2 g af ' f w, fh.,gqq:5 . L lv, N kg Y .V 1 Q 1 i x,Q 3 y Eiii Th I ' 1 , ' I 5 1 1 s amd' mm cv' 'll, CICLQ Y 2 CII ,cm A wc , him. A ' ' , f ' 2 f , ' . C 'X K OFFICERS PCLLY EHRENSPERGER President LEE CAYLE Vlce Presndent QUINTILLA BEERS Secretary Treasurer The Junior Class under the capable leadershrp of Polly Ehrensperger have proved themselves worthy to be called upper classmen Thexr Junior Senior Prom was a good example of enthusiasm and cooperation It took a great deal ot work and was a bug success One ot thenr class Rosemary Heunz was elected as Parnsh s representatsve for Rodeo Queen Truly they have shown that they are quute well prepared to be the SENIOR CLASS of 53 Page 31 72 . Nl0R LASS THE UNl0ll PLAN Absion, B. Allen, J. Argo, B. Baird, J. Beers, Q. Bevis, B. Bolling, J. Bradley, M. Bradshaw, G. Burton, K. Carlton, C. Carver, L. Chambers, K. Chance, C. Chance, R. Chapman, D. Clark, B. Comer, L. Cooper, E. Craig, L. De Bruzze, P. Dennis, F. Deramus, T. Donelson, F. Dryden, G. Dubose, R. Ehrensperger, P Faulk, A. Fiffs, B. Fitls, C. Fosler, J. Friday, E. Fuller, J. Garrison, B. Gayle, L. Gilmore, J. Ham, B. Ham, M. Hardin, S. Harris, C. Harris, R. Hefner, N. Heinz, R. Henry, R. Holiday, P. Holt, F. Hughes, R. Jackson, T. Johnsey, B. Johnson, G. Johnson, L. Jones, F. Kimbrough, A. Klinner, G. 'PH Nlllll CLA Zur- sd T' Page 33 SS Lumber? D Luwley B Lembley Lo J Lowery D Lumpkin Lules D McCu1cl1en M McHugh M McMahon L Mlddlefon S Muley G Mmler Moore Moore Nelms Payne Pearson P Phullnps M Plummer A Polley G Reynolds C Racks A Sheffield R Sl1errer C Smith J Solomon B Suftle M Thompson Thompson Tnpvon M Twllley H Vcrner G Worr B Warren J Weedm A Wlllunson R Wilson E Wlllls B Worrell D 73a ovuo our cllss gplrs3uY wl2 ' X AW 'MX J BARTON J RICHARDSON C PETTY JOE BARTON Presldent JOAN RICHARDQON Vlce President CLARENCE PETTY Secretory Treosurer Not os green os the Freshmon not os wlse os the Jun or thots the Sophomore Closs of 1952 They ve been very outstoncllng rn othletnc events wnth Ben Crone tokung the spotlnght on the grud Iron Mllton Boykin Joon Ruchordson Noldo Rowell ond Arleeto Bogort In the bond They hove been good school cntlzens ID every woy cooperating wnth eoch other and other closses rn oll school offcurs Page 35 OFFICERS . : , , s - . , . . . I . . . . - . I . . I . , . I . . 1 THE UPHUMUHE CLASS MISS THOMAS' HOMEROOM First Row, Left to Right. P. Sanders, J. Rush, M. Street, J. West, P. Twilley, E. Small, L. Weston, B. Renshaw, 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 FRIDAY'S HOMEROOM First Row, Left to Right. M. Day, E. Hatfield, S. Green, A. Bogart, L. Fain, S. Bodilord, C. Clonts . . Second Row: M. Brady, S. Abrams, M. Crocker, E. Harris, M. Chovers, B. F. Crisman, N. Allen . . Third Row: B. Holley, N. Herman, R. Brown, B. Amos, B. Bedgood, R. Adams, K. Gilmore, H. Friday. Tll SOPHOMllPiE CLAH MRS. HICKMAN'S HOMEROOM First Row, Lelf 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, W. Kelley, P Kelley, P. Jones, N. Jarrell . . , Third Row: E. Hullo, A Parker, A. Osborne, C. Majors, 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 Barlon . . . Second Row: R. Breech, J. Barton, H. Gamble, K. Arneffe, 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 0PHOil0RE Ui ii MISS HALL'S HOMEROOM First Row, Left To Right. L. Wall, R. Gwen, R. O'Fiynn, M, Priveit, R, Tiuinnioi, S, Rogers, N. She . . . Second Row: L. Rovven, J. Spivey, B. Speed, J. Thornpson, E. XNiIliciins, F. Suinlin, T, Phibil . Third Row: C. Sniifh, J, Penerson, R. Vciughon, L. Wiisoii, C. Tennirnon, C. Pony, B, Wfoodiiii, L. Holi. MR. HAGANS' HOMEROOM First Row, Left To Right: W. Hornsby, B, Moore, B. Houghton, T. Jones, H. Johnson, T. Mockin . Second Row: L. Lewis, L. McWhorter, B. Hicks, V. Nix, H. Mort, J. McKee . . . Third Row: E. Horris, Kendell, D. Knight, H. Love, B. Hordy, R. Hcigons. me nl nlll cllss C SUTTLE L HARRIS E YOW OFFICERS LEASK HARRIS Presldent EMILY YOW Vice President CAMILLE SUTTLE Secretary Treasurer The Freshman Class of 52 has been unusually active It wasnt long after September 6 that they were unto the swung of thungs They were probably a wee but scared those fnrst few weeks but soon found Parrish Hlgh a very nice place and their fellow students quite friendly Parrush Hugh ID turn seemed to like them too Certainly this years Freshman Class ns a class of whuch to be proud Page 39 . , . , . 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - THEFR LN Lilii Miss JoRDAN's HoMERooM First Row, Left To Righfr K. Cursey, A. Absfon, F. Heinz, M. Callen, R, Candy, B. Allen, R. Bevins F. Estes, R. Crabtree, S. Harris . . . Second Row: L. Donaldson, M. Coe, S. Cooper, C. Cooper, N. Goren flow, VV. Glenn, J. Chandler, L. Feurgerson, C. Herman, M. Fallcenberry . , . Third Row: J. Beverly, S Gwinn, E. Coon, R. Drinkard, B. Fisher, A. Flowers, A, Crutcher, L. Boufwell, M. Jordan. MISS SMYLY'S HOMEROOM First Row, Left to Right. S. Lackey, K. Johnston, P. Norris, L. McCullough, K. Moorer, L. Kemp, P Keith, J. Maddox, M. Plummer, C. Oliver . . . Second Row: A. Lambert, J. PalsTon,, N. Nabors, M. Holley S. Julian, E. Kerr, T. Morrison, J. McKenzie, J. Perry . . . Third Row: P. .Smyly, L. McCullough, S. Mc Kenzie, M. Peake, P. Twilley, C. Long, P. Pins, L. Johnson, P. Moss. THE FRE. . 'UL it MRS. UNDERWOOD'S HOMEROOM First Row, Lett to Right. J. Suiter, M. Viliikinso 1'a, C V. Henson, F. Yovv, C Suttie, G, Zeigler, J Suttle, A. Twilley, F. Trotter, D. Vccich, B, Smcril . . . Second Row: A V-kilker, N. Virorren, L. Storey, S Smith, C. Smith, L. Smith, B. STUlTllDOUQJi, E. Smith, B. Vtfoods, R. Steele . . . Third Row: R. Shuptrine, S Turner, A. Stonnord, B. J. Stevens, A. Woocis, P. Wotson, B. Vtfood, P. Wright, Underwood. MR. KERLIN'S HOMEROOM First Row, Left to Right. G. DeRomus, J. Johnson, G. Hordy, R. Bevins, J. Beotty, B. Bloyiock, C Hooper, F. Horris, B. Croig, K. Hooks, L. Harris . . . Second Row: B. Hogier, B. Coon, A. Johnson, B Cornett, D. Grayson, C. HUH, V. Hendricks, W. Edwards, T. Henry, S. Houston . . . Third Row: D. EH wcinger, B. Buckciioo, B. Clements, H. Ccirmock, C, Guinn, H. Hudson, P. Coiiovvciy, B. Bobo, J. French W. Kerlin. Z.. fin 'PHE FRE Hllylf Lflii MISS HATCH'S HOMEROOM First Row, left To Riglil: D. Meciclovvs, J, Rylee, E. Nicliols, G. Fones, J. WCll'l'l?ll, G. Mcflcillcniif McCain, J. Ryloncl, M. Reeves, R. Kliimer, R. Terrell . . . Second Row: J. Reimingioii, F, Rlumiiiui, C Perry, L. Vickers, J. Moore, B. Moorer, B. Jones, N. Jones, J. Joiies . . . Third Row: A. Lizsler, N. Siiiilli D. Mills, VV. Roluinsoiw, W, Sewell, R. Lewis, J. Perry, L. l-lcifcli. ,- i POW!! POW!! OMFY? Mons Music .e I ,fi smizir o' DIXIE MWC mer sew sicic ii E UUUUIE ff 15 f , . A 1,5 3 , 'W ' gf if ' W! TCHCJUT LLVLR' Y 3 WHAT! NO BUBBL ' Yi..-wg N . ff WHAT A PRETTX PALM TREE 'V 5' , -4, 'fwxs E 1 'J ,jf NJ'----. WHICH SDDE DC YOU WANT? W NO POSE? SPICO REG-AN THOSE LEGS N 2 I 3 l Ian '45 'I Il! ll MISS PARRISH HIGH RIDES AGAIN .. .mv-v-ng..- MISS PARRISH HIGH I ..,,qw.sm,. s CCS SN 4.1 qw-5.1 Q C, sfffg rl 4.1 3,19 , , ' YQ .fi Q . ... M Q -.' 7 .' . rv - . 4 .fl ' 4 'div P. f a 1- N Eta I ' ' Y -bg., , Nx fipgq V ,Q 'r 5 . . 'TPI' . X ,A x ' - c ,I b 3 4 -3 f-'N r- 4 'b--, 1J' x .-an A , 5 : C .. farrym 5 0n 0ur ' I 4 ,fx V 1. Q LX f. A K if Xi gf ,, , 'Yi 0 iii' D M v , . V f'A,,:i4-: ,.,,',: Y -E . A 71 Q ' - 'f1'4 f52 1: 4 Q ffl 4' ' . ' 'Z ,Z-.ff Q: 3 , if 'fe' 4 W, . ' ' 1,5 L9 5 1 'A ,A 'w 1 ' ' 2 31, '-' '7 1. 4 A 7 45 N-1 1 .lf 'if' Ql THE EL-AL TAFF The Sel-Ala statt is composed of: 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 Nelrns, Junior Class representative, Miss Kathleen Carr, faculty SFJOIWSOV. M. ROUNTREE 'U 'GR T' 'W' J. MONROE 6 A. RANKIN c. KEITH as ..-as P. LooNEY A. RUSH A. CARTER ff , A J. KELLY as C. DUDLEY NW L. STEVENS 'W' E. LONGCRIER J. GUINN B. WIRE D. NELMS MISS CARR 4'1 s aww CECIL JACKSON, President S E The presidency oT The STudenT Council - an honored oTTice, indeed. Perhaps The highesT and mosT desired in Parrish High. The STudenT Council is The represenfafive body ol The sTudenTs in P. l-i, S. This year's council has Truly been represenTing The sTudenTs and carrying ouT Their wishes in every instance possible. Some of Their service projecTs vvere. The book siore, bringing Dr. SuTTon Tor his annual address, having charge of all school elecTions, and numerous oTher Things, One of The ouTsTanding proiecTs of The year was l-lonesTy Week. During This week The council broughT in numerous speakers who emphasized The value oT honesTy. Everyone TelT This program was very eTTecTive. SEATED, Left To Right: M. Wilkinson, A. Powers, M. Minier, 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. '-- ::,' ..- T i ' . ' S 1.4 0 N I MISS THERESA BOSNNORTH, Sponsor I MR. HERMAN CARR Director PAT HOLLEY Mojorefte Mascot MAJORETTES: Arleefc Bogerf, Sarc Clonfs, Joan Richadrson, Jeunene Smiih, Kathleen Burfon, Noida Rowell. 1,25 9 U, 1 Umm 9 f X. 9. , RX ,WR N l x Q -M -- 0 . all n 9 0 U 0 g' 0 It ,, vm' .f-' gd' ,Q .,... -U FIRST ROW Left t Rght N Rowell J Richardson J Smith P Holley K Burton S Cot Bogert SECOND ROW T Plbll A Grey G Tucker V Perklns R Owens J Penmngton Houghton J Phelps C McMahon M Boykvn C Golson THIRD ROW G Hardy C Clonts A Weston B Norton M Holley R Sharp G Morns S Smith FOURTH ROW Mr Carr F Gugllotta A Parks B Bedgood B J Amos P looney E Wtllrams J Thompson M Arban FIFTH ROW R Moore D Mrlls D Clements J McGee L Johnson R Hughs T Jackson D Campbell Durlng Mr Corrs first year as director of our band he has shown a lot of Interest and talent This organization added to football season by marchtng IIT the parades and performing at half times This year the band partlcupated IH a Music Festlval with the Glee Club Along wuth sexeral other bands they parttclpated an the Selma Crarg Rodeo Parade and also at the Rodeo Mnlton Boykln was the drum malor with Pat Holley as magorette mascot Page 53 i We new ii, --M. 1 '- ,I i it Q Us . 1 I, v N 4 QV , ' ' ' YN . 1 x T .IX - F 4 I F' ' W' ' X . A sv .. I 5 ' 7 12 ' N - A I X- , o i : . , . ' , . ' , . , . , . Ins, A. . . . : . ' , . , . , . , . , . , B. , . , . , . ' , . . . . : . , . , l. . , . , . , . , . ' , . ' . . . : . , . , . , . , . . , . , . I ' , . , . . . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , , . . . . . I . . . h . , 5 .1-pf, Wi SEATED, Left to Right: S. Thompson, K. Butyon, J. Smith, M. Liepold, B. Quarles . . . STANDING: J. Baird, S. A. Clcnts, D. Davis, Mr. Sherman, J. Larison, B. Vardaman, P. Hodges, M. Arban, J. Fuller. TH 'l'A'l l'Iill Nllzlllll 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. Page 54 :pg-gwzwv Meef thc! deadline! Z! p- H, If A JFANENE SMITH Editor 2' if sfo' XURK M A s O Quick, the eraser! ATIO L llllllll SUUIET Membership in the Parrish High Chapter ot the National Honor Society is based on scholarship only. Five percent ot 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 Lavvley Gail Varner Qfwv vs FIRST ROW Left to Right M Llepold R Heinz B Wall M McKenzie SECOND ROW M M Rountree G Vcrner 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 Larsson T King M Turner A Rankin Page 56 . - I ,I f .Q A , f-sc 4 lf . ELETTER LUB f V, .usda -. ,... Me -...?i4ac..o.... ' 'als - -A .-MM..-.wc .. , .. -..,..L.L........4a . bn. .,....-.M.-.-.. ... FIRST ROW, Lett 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, l. S. Moore, D. Davis, M. Liepold, A. Rankin, J. Smith, A. Rush, M. Coon, C, Jackson, M. Boykin, J. Tait, J. lkerman, R. Sheffield, D. Speed . . . THIRD ROW: P. Looney, R. Heinz, M. F. Tipton, P. Ehrensperger, L. McMilion, R. Henry, B. Abston, J. Thompson, T. Eddins, C. Powell, B. Woodfin, J. Barton, L. Johnson, K. Chambers . . . FOURTH ROW: B. Vardaman, B. Hicks, A. Alexander, M. Holley, B. Bebgood, A. Parker, M. Tucker, G. Polley, C. Martin, F. Holt, T. Jackson, D. Smith, R. Wilkinson, J. Spivey, J. Shanahan, C. Reynolds, W. Stoudenmire, B. Speed, B. Cross . . . FIFTH ROW: B. J. Amas, G. Dryden, 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, Sei-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 enioyed by Parrish High because in most schools only athletes are given letters. Page 57 P. ll. '. 's IIRAMATIC PHYUIIUCTIUN gui OU D STAY IF THEY CHLOROFORMED YOU .ff I THINK HE LICKED CLEMATIS!! Y ' O BAD MANS LOLA J? W cms' ED Page 58 SEATED Left to Right B Kendall A Lester B Ford H Regan FIRST ROW B Stumbaugh Richardson J Rush K Johnston B Allen T Morrison A Bogert A Faulk P Wnght J Walker Maddox M Prince l. Stevens M Bruce L Johnson SECOND ROW S Hardin C Rainer Sanders S Shuptrlne ln Swun Allen B J Step ens Monk D J Davls M Walker J Smnth D Nelms THIRD ROW l. Gayle J larlson A Rush Cooper S Cooper M F Tipton A Klnbrough S A Greene C Malors J McKenzue Y Gullatee Brown A Stannard M Moon A Ranlun Muss Mornson The Dramatic Club under the dlrectron ot Mass Elwabeth Morrsson has been very octave thus year Lloyd Cralg made a very ettnclent presrdent apporntzng her committees and dlrectang them wlth ease The club sponsored the two plays put on thus y ar ' Seventeen' and ' Green Stockings promoting the tucket sales and servlng on the several committees Page 59 - : V- KW' M .5 ' A ? .. V ' I . 4 . my a . M A 1 Q L .. 1 Y l , r ,Q N . i ,W ,, 'K X V ll . 'ffmixsw' ' J. , . ' , . , . ' , . . . . : . ' , . ' , P. , . ' , M. E. Coe, M. Peake, M. L' dsay, J. ' k, N. , . . h , A. , . . ', . , . ' , . . . . : . , . ' , . , C. , . , . . ' , . ' , . . , . ' , . ' , . , P. , . , . , . ' , ' ' . s, ws , Tnyk .y THEGLE C Under The direcTion of Miss MarTha Jane Jordan, The Glee Club has parficipafed in several per- formances This year. They sang for The Chrisfmas Parade and also Their annual ChrisTmas ConcerT. The Glee Club wenf To The Music Fesfival in Troy and several from The Glee Club sang in The Clinic Choir. The Easfer Sunrise Service was anofher program on Their agenda. They also sang aT The May Day Fes- TiviTies and ended The year's performances wiTh a very successful Spring Concerf. Page 60 I Q is I Afkqvg I- -1 FIRST ROW left fo Rught B F Cruswell D Veoch R Lumpkun L Storey R Heunz D Asquufh B Thompson SECOND ROW N Hefner D Lowery A E Weeden J Loruson M Newsom B Thompson THIRD ROW F Cothron D Grayson S McKenzue A Corfer C McMuluon B J Fcncher R Trammel Because of her unduvudual unleresf un each of us and her mosf unspurung ond fuffung clevofuonols The senuors deducate Thus page To Mrs Dawson Through the years she has been an unspuraluon To all of us and Typufues wha? each gurl un Parrush Hugh should vvush To be an humble Chrusfuan woman She has guven her Buble classes and everyone else an unsughf unfo The deeper and more umportanf sude of lufe We extend To her our suncere opprecuafuon for all she has done for us and for Porrush Hugh f . . fl Q . , ,gg V -- -----,, f,. --I lf 1. ffiil, PM - . ,gsm -. , u 53 1 7' . f we M ' ffl 1 . , ,. . , . . I ' - . 4 ' 1 Q: , in f 1 ' .. l . . l u ft 2 I . - A 'Z at K . A M , I , . If . , ' : . . ' , . , . ' , . , . ' , . ' , . . . . : . , . , . . , . ' , . , . . . . : . , . , . , . , . , . . , . . 1 . . , Page 61 HIGH AGAZI E ALE ME We want to extend our sincere appreciation To all of the Senior Class who made this annual possible by selling S6 229 65 in magazine subscriptions sold more magazines than anyone else Stewart McKenzie Charles Powell Bernard Reynolds Cecil Jack son Martha Coon Beverly Wire Dawson Burton John Spivey Alice Carter Clyde Cox Carolyn Heinz Page 62 4 We particularly want to thank the following people for service beyond the call ot duty, for they FIRST ROW LefT To Rlghi D Chapman N Nabors M Moon J SalTer B S Holley A Kimbrough J Osburn B NorTon A Abston L Cralg G Varner SECOND ROW M Day S Sellers Barton J Lol? T Maclun B Ford D Davls J Kelley C Hooper R Wlllunson M Reeves B Jones Cralg THIRD ROW A Rives M F Holroyd B J Stephens L McWhorTers B Cherry T Kung Crulcher F Dennls M Thrash L Wllson C McShehan R Hemz D WesT RUSS The Parrrsh Hugh Junior Red Cross under The gurdance of Miss Florence Wallace has always been very achve Thus year They packed boxes for overseas relief and promoted The Red Cross druve wuth great sprrrT rn Parrrsh High Some of The other progeds were baskefs Trlled vvnth food for needy families aT Thonksguvnng clofhnng senf To people overseas sent books To The Veteran s Hospital rn MonT gomery and made an afghan As a hughlrght To Their years work one member ol The organrvafuon IS senr To The Red Cross Tramlng Cenfer nn the summer Thus year IT will be held aT a camp nn Tuxedo N C The week of AugusT 21 and Dotsue Nelms was chosen To aTTend Page 63 , : . , . , . , . , . . , . , N. . , . , . , . , . . . . : . , . , D. , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , B. . . . : . , . . , . . , . , . , . , B. , . , . , . , . , . , . . I I I I - , . , - L . , . ., QM in 'IIIE LIBRARY -SSISTA 'IS SEATED, Left to Right: E. Harris, G. Miley, M. Lawley, C. Carlton, M. Lindsay, Miss Johnson, A. Cooper, B. Siumbough, J. Walker . . , STANDING: D. Davis, P. Pitis, B. Wire, B. Garrison, S. Guinn, S. A. Greene. 'IIIE 0F ICE GIRL LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Absfon, J. Munroe, B. Wall, B. Piffs, B. Wall, F. Longcrier, B. Hicks, C. Carlion B. Thompson, J. Kelley, B. Varclaman, K. Killingsworfh, B. Thompson, A. Kimbrough, C. Keiih, J, Guinn A. Curfer. H I 1 . X SEATED, Left to Right: R. Chance, L. Nabors, E. Smith, B. Lembly, T. DeRcmus, 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. Ikerman, J. Brown. ..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-half day and work in se- lected business establishments the remaining half 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 uet with which the club members annually honor their parents and employers. This year's banquet was a St. Patriclds Day affair, 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 for an original skit presented as an entertainment feature of the Convention. Page 65 HER CLUB SEATED, Left to Righh D. Ellwcnger, D. Barton, Miss Thomas, J. McWilliams, J. Barton STANDING: S. McKenzie, J. Lewis, T. Jackson, W. Lide, T. King, J. Baird, S. Tepper. THE DEBATE SEATED, Left to Right J. Fuller, B. Vardoman, D. Meadows, P. Ehrensperberger, D. Grayson, F. Wrighi, M. Reeves . . . STANDING: D. Eilwunger, W. Lide, Miss Hull, T. King, B. Johnsey. 'PHE MU ' CLUB ci SEATED: Miss Jordan , . . FIRST ROW: F. Cofhran, F. Holi, M. Holroyd, G. Johnson, J. Guinn, G Klinner, B. Hicks, M. Godwin, M. McKenzie, C. Payne, R. Trammel. FIRST ROW, Lefl fo Righl: C. Clonls, N. Osborne, B. Hubbard, L. Lovelady, S. Abrams, I.. Slorey 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. McSheel1an, H. Twilley, P. De Bruzzi, B. Ham B. J. Amos, E. Friday, B. Bedgood, K. Lagrone, S. A. Sellars . . . THIRD ROW: N. Jarrefl, A. Griffin R. Caldwell, T. Jones, C. Tennimon, J. Thompson, R. Terrell, W. Affaway, B. Hogler, B. Corney, J. Beatty B. Moorer, J. McCain, J. Posey, R. Vaughn, Mrs. Hickman, J. Harris. THE All IT CL 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 IICI 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. Chuvers, B. Wood, O. Veach, E. Harris, F. Estes, S. Green, R. Gandy B. R. Worr, E. Hatfield, B. J. Foncher . . . 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. , ,,-. ..........,.-....,. , A.. if ' sf xgqgg'-wg-Q +. TIIE STYLE ' 3 T I A Y fx I . I ,K 7, - ,. Tl FIRST ROW, Lefi Io Righlz L. Kemp, K. F. Cursey, J. Saller, E. Yow, C. Sulfle, A. Absion F. Heinz, N. Callen, G. Zeigler . . . SECOND ROW: J. McKenzie, K. Moorer, E. Coon C. Smith, M. A. Crulcher, 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 AJIEIIICA FIRST ROW, Left Io Righlz J. Fuller, A. Faulk, B. J. Easfers . . . SECOND ROW: M. Walker, D. Nelms, B. Clark, A. Kimbrough . . . THIRD ROW: B. J. Bevis, B. Thompson, B. Willis, Miss Hatch. 1 I '- T' 'F Sllfl eeJII T T FIRST ROW Left To Right C Dudley P Hodges .I Kelly A Cooper M Kllnner M Lnepold C Curlion S Moore SECOND ROW R Heunz C Helnz B Quarles F Rives B Garrison K BuTon I. McMlIlon F Jones THIRD ROW B Wall K Kllllngsworrh A Hooper L Mulligan G Mull y J Loft D Norfon R McKinney FIFTH ROW C Faulk M Turner Mr Brown B Anderson C Bowlme 'PII IIIA CL The Guidance Club IS one of our mosT ouTsTancIlng acTlvlTy clubs Proof of Thus can be seen In The large number of sTudenTs belonging To This organlzahon The success of Thls club IS probably due To The Tune advisor Mr Harlan Brown who IS The guld ance counselor for Parrish Hugh AT The club meehngs sTudenTs may dlscuss any problems whuch may arnse e1Ther aT home or af school Page 70 B. Lawley, A. Ricks, M. McCuTchen . . . FOURTH ROW: M. Thrash, C. McMiIion, R. Sheffield, H. Regan, X ' X1-GW if 5 '3,,,,.f 3 -4--0 fs fl ws-'F :'-- L ' X Q, Q 1 , P A X ' X: ' V.. ' . W , I 'A ' :X ,Q 1.-1 Q33 , ar.. ., ' u , ag kit !I'1 WGS CAROLYN HEINZ Mass Homecomnng MARY SUTTLE SHERRIE RANDAL Junior Mold Sophmore Maud Homecomtng thus year was quxte a gala offatr The whole thang got underway wnth the appearance of posters all over the walls of the school say eat Lanier M Friday evenung a huge parade was held downtown wnth dozens of floats entered Carolyn Heunz 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 endlng for a perfect day Page 72 11' ntl, ,. I . A wffsiii 'ff 4 T T' A -5. H ll M E 1 l ' g B ' L S F T . -. .-...rs THF TOUCHPONNN ' +7 ' 'ny , l'v , ,a,Y.:nd,,' . . 5 gk Q -.Nl 1 1 ,um , Q. 'R 2 5 A r BEAUTIFUL LADIES - - me PARADE 3, 31' A c 14 54, Q u Y 0 , ..- 1- 9'- ft' K is iii '5 L.. asv -1 in 1. 0 . l xix . . V .Q 'Q ,, ' if s l f 4, -4. ,x,,,. J .L 9, ,A fy. 0 f '1'ee..f- 1: K Uv' if .q-Q-A 1 -U .gap 1 'F 'Z , ., ,Q-fn 'Egfr Swv 'Sem 1:-ui N, . I . Q-X i. 'Sm - l X. I 4.5, V-'0QR!v NX 1 wx, ,,.w x M33 11 Q 1 'HIE JUNIUR-SENl0R PIHDM THE 'wlltli liitlllt ' L L t f l A VVQ ovvo nr clolnt ot gofttmlv to tfto P,-T. A. tot' gixiug USISUCII nm good Sonior'Bottqu1-t this yeor. It took Cooperotiotw um! o grcot doo? of Hurd work on the port of thosp who were on the committees, but os cm result they govc Us the best one yet. To these people we soy, 'fttumk you . 7 ,L 38 fue ft' HULA Jw , If 'T ' 'Fi 'f7'. , M 1' 3' wi P11110 78 X !HllllA'I'l0l MEI-lCI.'lIlC Cn llfuy To, fo llxv, lcnnilzfze' glroins ol PolnI1 unrl C,llCUlllS'ClllC'.JH, lllf' 5 l11'V ffl 'J' W-no cmclncm,cl. M11 R li, Mclfonzne ymsuclonl ol lllo sclxool lyooxrl, 2l ,'SClll',Ll ll J f l I cliplonwus, lxflf, Morne Benton presenled The lucy Nelson Deboie oworcl To Torn Kir Bailey K, Grcon, profalflonl of lllc Cllxnon Club, presented Miss Polly Elwrcnsporgcr wlfll ilwo Junlor Cnizonslnp oworcl ol o trip lo VVo:l1ingTon ond the Senior Clli7cn:lnp owc To Cecil Jockson. url GRAlll1A'I'I01llAN , S grgwmm this yum' by Tlw Mnmu It-Nw ww TM' urmunml Grcxnlummrm Dum uw The hiufw school und college su? vvvrc vreseuwf. J I k Music wus Tur'miQlwod by Ralph logfm cmd his Or'C?m5Tr'u cmd C1 good Tir 1 by Gil. xx e 'Y M 1 'W - M XR, si 5 A 76, 'Ag .X .,,w, 's X any 19 K . , 4 ,,, 'XC . --N Q 9 3? 5 I ffl 4?-Ei. ,4 ILA na- 7 6'5- 97x . 5 r' ' X ,. f 4 X' A-5 'mx .ka -W 4 ' N , 4 1, 4 I Z I. wi - 1 ' 4 . 4 . , -1 1 ,xv ' , ' . ...N .x f',' - ' A A ,' V - .-., az' T ,I h Q' - tanks . ?' ' . N1 . 'f 5 -7 f' A ,gx X xi,ff s z. ' ixx' s l . A , f 41 We 're 5'porf1'n ' Roan ' People Heal: y w Y 5. 'ix Q' Myfis, ,,,,,.5g: .Q W, 2 ' Q21 -'.4.u- I ' . . -'Qi r 1 , J 1 ' ,Q 4, A, -fx -.. fi? J r ,7 ,214 H ...h- W A Nffiflf, .ff ' 'r fiii'fEf? K -8- Q6 0 f .1 gg. .E K M Rcirrish High hod o good seoson lhis yeorf winning o, losing 3,1ying l. This Wos porlly due lo The good cooching sloll composed of Norwood Hodges, Elliot Speed, O. E. Richordson, ond porlly To The lime boys who were out for foofboll. Milom Turner, os Copfoin, ond Eddie Woll, os Co-Copfoin, did on unusuolly fine iob. MILAM TURNER Copioin EDDHE WALL Co-Copioin FIRST ROW, Left to Right: iMgr.l B. Hicks, J. Posey, V. Nix, B. Moore, M. Privet, R. Terrell, R. O'Flynn, J. Bealty, D. Elwanger, W. Robinson, B. Moorer, iMgr.l L'. Horris . . . SECOND ROW: J. Bcrlon, B. Fifts, B. Cross, E. Wall, J. Baird, B. Speed, K. Chambers, D. Weir, C. Cox, B. Clemenls, D. Grayson, B. Reynolds . . . THIRD ROW: T. Smilh, B. Crane, J. Shanahan, D. Speed, W. Licle, C. Powell, J. Lamar, M. Turner, J. Spivey, N. Sewell, C. Reynolds. l Ill lllllll Ill l i E. SPEED, N. HODGES, O. E. RICHARDSON Coaches THE PARHSH PARHSH PARHSH PARHSH PARHSH PARHSH PARHSH B TEAM RESULTS ...T 37 VVEST END . . , 39 CLANTOP13. .,3H 29 CAMDEN H. , A . ,45 WETUMPKA , . . .. 33 LAPUER Ta.. , ,.., 45 VVEST EPJD .,. ,..,.35 ENSLEY .. Page 86 PARWSH PARWSH PARHSH PARWSH PARWSH PARWSH PARWSH PARWSH PARWSH PARWSH U,.27 .M.26 . A 6 3U.32 .U.46 M..31 .H,53 A TEAM RESULTS 38 GREENSBORO . 0 Dswxapaus . 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Se1111C 11C C1 C1 decisive edge 111 1111 1111? '.,1'C,. Q 'V ' A -' f ' ' , 2 2 '1 X 1,-1-111,1111C1. T110 151111511 13 C15 e 1 ' ' . T' , MILAM TURNER EDDlE WALL Winner of The James J. Cash Winrwer of the Quarterback Tro- phy, The most valuable player award. Trophy, award for The best lines- man of the year. H0 011 EDDIE WALL - FRANKLIN CHESTER SouThern All-Sfar Team ? 5 'lllll KNEELING, Left To Right: Rosemary Heinz, Lisa McMilion, Nelda I 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 foofball and basl4eTball. NOT only were They an inspiraTion To The Team buT To The sTudenT body as well, arousing school spiriT To a high degree. 'ADEHS JSE F,W I Coach Elliot Speed and Coach O. E. Rich- ardson did a line iob in urging our team on to victory this year. Witlwout 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 1, f ' lxdgfsxi wavy KET C , NWA fxfx I, N 5 Z 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. l-le has made a brilliant comeback because last year he did not play due to a shoulder iniury 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 QQPUQ KNEELING Lef io Rghf B Crane R Wlk E Warren J Ba d S McK ze STANDING 1 Yagi A A ... X X uf I KJXXMQ A ,N , t i 1 . , . i insan, . , . ir , . en i . . . D. Speed, L. Johnson, W. Sfoudenmire, J. Lamar, M. Turner, B. Clements, Manager. A A M , . . . 39 ...,,,.. 35 . 25 , . . 38 .,.,.. . , 40 54 . 5 .49 A .,.,...,.,,. 28 , . ,34 5 . ,..,52 36 H42 . .52 ,....,, 35 49 64 ...,....... 38 , 45 32 .,.....,., 31 A 55 A ,46 .,,....,3,, 48 48 . , , 5 . T , , , . 36 PARWSH PARWSH PARHSH PARWSH PARHSH PARWSH PARHSH PARHSH PARHSH 48 GADSDEN WEST END CLANTON CAMDEN WEST END ALEX CITY KINSTON TALLASSEE ALEX CTTY TE Season s Results Page 95 PARHSH PARWSH PARWSH PARWSH PARWSH PARHSH PARHSH PARWSH CAMDEN WETUMPKA LANIER CLANTON TALLASSEE LANIER ENSLEY VVETUMPKA anna-nil QELN4 QELN4 QEUI4 fi Q66 PARHSH PARWSH PARHSH PARWSH PARHSH PARHSH PARWSH PARWSH KNEELING Left fo Rlghf K Chambers M Pr elf T Jones J Posey B Speed STANDING F Cofha B Hardy C Clok F Holi E Cooper B Clements Ma cger WEST END CLANTON CAMDEN WETUMPKA LANlER WEST END ENSLEY ALEX CITY TE Season s Results Page 96 PARHSH PARHSH PARWSH PARHSH PARWSH PARHSH PARHSH PARWSH KINSTON TALLASSEE ALEX CITY CAMDEN VVETUMPKA LANIER CLANTON TALLASSEE BAIRD J CR PE B LAMAR J SPEED D STOUDENMIRE Vx! TURNER M VVARREN E WILKINSON R 'PHEPLAYEL FRANK COTHRAN B!LL CRUTCHER FRANK HOLT BOB VVOODFIN 0L EA 'PENN U 'l'EAl JOHNNY MCWILLIAMS WALTER ATTAWAY MILAM TURNER MILTON BOYKIN lf. I-BA Eli LL SEATED, Left to Right: R. Wilkinson, B. Moorer, G. Poiley, J. O. Moore, K. Cha ber o e m V STANDING: Couch N. Hodges, C. Smith, T. Smith, G. Long, W. Stoudenmire, J. Sp S a an I. Pore Ca Couch E. Speed. PARHSH PARHSH PARHSH PARHSH PARHSH PARWSH PARWSH SEASON'S RESUL 3 LANIER . 6 PLANTERSVILLE 6 CAMDEN 4 LANIER, . 1 JEMISON . . U 5 WEST BLOCTON . 2 CAMDEN ,. Page 99 if XX W Mgt ...I LK' f J XX J f. CHAMBERS K CRANE B SI-IANAI-IAN J LGRORTE L LONO O MOORE J O STOUDVNMIRE VV WILKINSON R SMITH SPIVEY I CLFMENTS P Mgr P ge IOO 3 .A 1 X X X I- , X',4W: 7 'I X f'!z 4x ' 1 N f 'A A.. xx ' X . X X I 0ur 6lory .FF V PF 'X .Ml .Q sl 'fm I i swf jg, 'P in :LN .J 9 1 1 l A A r'.'an'1- . 5' Q iff f- 1 5 1 -we ' t . ,f X' 1- . ., A ,yy-gk ,,..gQ'-if - 'f 'fr ilb.,j,'.ag'Y.N. 5- V I g, V 1 4, M. . - ya K4 ., . 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Illli Best Looking BEVERLY WIRE STEWART MCKENZIE X Biggesf Flirts x PEGGY HODGES 2 EDDIE WALL Best All-round JOAN KELLY CECIL JACKSON Wheel WM Erienclliest NELDA RYAN DAWSON BURTON Most lntellectuol ALMA JEAN ALEXANDER MILAM TURNER Best Dancers PEGGY HODGES JOHNNY MCWILLIAMS o 'O .,.l o '1- n Wiffiesf PAT LOONEY HOWELL REGAN Best Dressed JOAN MUNROE JOHNNY MCVVILLIAMS Best Figure SARAH ALICE CLONTS Besf Physique SOL TEPPER Most Dignified ANN RANKIN Mos? Likely To Succeed MATTIE MOORE ROUNTREE MILAM TURNER .XXX JIMMIE LEWIS Why Wm Most Ropulor MARTHA COON CECIL JACKSON Xl Best Athletes JOYCE LARISON FRANKLIN CHESTER E I 0 It M204 Wm Cutest SARA ALIEE CLONTS BERNARD REN NOLDS IX Q YQ 'WS' Wham WM any -'T 'hm I Besf Looking MosT I Tellecfuol POLLY EHRENSPEPOEP DOTSIC NELMS BOBBY CROSS DON SPEED if 41 D - if LJ E Best All round Most Popular POLLY EHRENSPERGER LISA MCMILION JIMBO BAIRD JIMBO BAIRD .-.Y iii , 5 7 A I v A -, ..,, , ' ' Y ,Q I Y T I N 'cl Y I , I 7, fi ' ' 0 f ' ,gi gggij, . 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Q- , , Ei If I 1 I 1 I 'RR l , . . 5 A fl MILAM TURNER Governor of Boys Stale GORDON PERSONS Governor of Alabama Mulom Turner went to Boys Stofe of Tuscolooso vvnth only one thought nn mind represent Porrrsh Hugh rn Th best woy he knew how l-le dld such o fine lob thot he vvos elected Governor of Alobomo Boys Stole o most covefed posuhon As Governor he represented Alclloomo of Boys Nohon an Woshlngton Thus wos o wonderful experience for Mnlom ond he reolly put hnmself Porrnsh Hugh ond Selmo on the mop Puig IM Q1 ,X X 1 V I ,, . K K S, if ' -il f ll nh I To , . . e l . . . fC ' Q17 lm JOAN MUNROE Jodn Munroe vvos this yeor's representotive to GirI's Stote held ot Hoifthrgcloii College. It vvos o grecit credit to the school to hove Joon represent it in this vvoy. H0011 ANN RANKIN Eoch yeor the Selmo Chopter of the D.A.R. presents o good citi- zenship owcird to the senior girl who hos proven herself to be very outstanding in oll phoses of school work. 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H I D IPJLDAIX ADTVI uapunxaw uoef DLUIV 'uos fu.5ofsn1g:3,1,.o1 ' Jalmg ssgw 'gl uau .9354 my ANOW 'H 'suewlg sgoq 'ZUQQH amlomj 'Ol 'qsng muy 'esnunog QJOOW fwgwvyv 46 'smug log 'smog omg 'LIOSf,ID'l a3Aof fsugog muy 'fusueqg Jmg MON Jfyvx Allanag 'LIHLLIS 9LlSLID9I'1L1D9G ISZDH IEDM yQZCH 'SUONX DAI3 'uumg allauosf' 534,13 IDLHJKJJXI Znadoog muy 'HUM AIJSAQQ 9 qyodusmng oguy6J5A AZ 'Jalsaqjj Ugg -gL1:J,1:4 'Q 'Aueyl uoof 'g 'SSAQH muy 'Susfx fag Sgoq 'V 'uoung UOSMDQ 'Q 'Aslpng 4 L:Ogi,tDD 'Z 'xoj spAD 'l rgm 96Od ,ti 1 5 LIESER MILLIGAN Class Husioruan ULASSHI 'l'0RY In SepTember 1940 a scared bunch of braTs assembled aT The Tour grammar schools of Selma IT was a momemous occasuon Thus brughT auTumn day for The class of 59 was begunnung uTs evenTTul uourney Through The varuous Traps and puTTalls of Th Publuc School SysTem Twelve years have passed and now wuTh smules we look back on Those pugTaul and starched pun afore days Tor we remember The TughTs and scraps Then as mauor cruses now as munor uncudenTs Our The poor fursT graders' LaTer much To our sorrow we leauned ThaT luTe us a confunuous cycle of clumbung To The Top only To fund oneself on The boTTom rung of a hugher ladder To uunuor hugh we wenT wuTh The wund Taken ouT of our sauls by a hecfuc summer un whuch The boys lost Theur haur and we all gauned a greaTer respecT Tor Those eughTh graders who suddenly seemed so much older Than we A year laTer we agaun reached The Top rung of The ladder we were The eughTh graders Our chuef Topuc of conveu'saTuon was Parrush Hugh ThaT mysTeruous place of our dreams where a good Tume us had by all Second To Thus un umporTance came Those wonderful people on whom we had crushes Usually These udols were senuors aT Parrush and werenT even aware of our exusTence buf uf one of Them hap pened To speak To us we were The envy of our classmaTes Tor weeks To come Conuunued un Ad Secfuon Page 130 I K . I . 4 I , M f . . . . . . G . ' V I I - fondesT memories are oT The sixTh grade. Then we were on Top ol The world, and how we lorded iT over . . . . . . ,, . , , s . . . . . . ,, f . . . . , . . I I - , A , L. . . 5 Arr QF' MILAM TURNER Class Lawyer We The Sensor Cnoss of 1952 resndenfs of Th Cny of Selma Sfofe of Aloborno beung of sound ond dxsposnng mlnd ond memory do moke pubhsh ond decIore Thls Instrument os ond for our Iosf WIII ond Tesfomenf hereby revoking ony wnIIs heretofore mode by us We hereby nornnnote ond opponnf Mr Thomos W GJrIford os Execufor of Thus our lost WIII ond fesfomenf ARTICLE I ITEM I The Closs of 1952 Ieoves with o Ioshng love for Albert G Porrush Hugh School ITEM II The Closs of 1952 Ieoves the highest rnogoznne soles ever ITEM III The Closs of I952 Ieoves nfs sincerest opprecnofuon To The teochers who hove worked un endmgly for our benefit ARTICLE II TEM I Almo Jeon Alexonder Ieoves her keen menfol oblluty To Dofsu NeIn1s TEM II Soroh Alnce Clonfs Ieoves her boofs ond boron To Pofsy Jones TEM III Mortho Coon Ieoves her populorlfy To Laso McMIIuon ITEM IV Ann Cooper Ieoves her oufomobnle to onybody who con hold In on The rood Continued In Ad SechonI PogeI3I C L A S S W I L L I . 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' ' BARBARA HICKS Class Poet A dream which seemed Too far To grasp And with :T come borh smnles and Tears And cherished memories of by gone years The faculry and frlends so dear Wull 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 parfles all slay To be recalled as yourh fades away As we slowly walk down The arsle We hlde our Tears and force a smlle Wlrhun us there re roy and sorrow For we know well nor come This way Tomorrow Page T32 - f 5 Our Golden year has come or lasf, PEGGY JOHNSON Class Musician We Il soon he leavrng Panush And The frnends held so Clear Well soon be funding all our dreams In The comlng years Cul Sch olclays were so lull of sunshine VVe ardnf even muncl The rain Our Memories will b for a llle fume Even The The futures l ll of ga Believe us We hate To leave you Parrush Our hearfs are sad To leave These halls of lame rTune IM ALWAYS CHASING RAINBOWS P g 13 C L S C N ' 'J A el u U .in ' Mmm ANNIE MERLE MONK Class Prophet ULASS PRUPHEC For ten years the class of 52 Has experienced something new A class reunuon has been planned To see the footprunts lett un the sand After much hard work, Michael Arban wlth hrs band Has became the best In our Dlxle Land Barbara Hacks has achieved her ambutlon After sux years of college she's a lab techmcnan Bully Anderson IH hls beautntul new grocery store Declares there's room tor no more Nelda and Dave Gray are both doung great Theur llttle family now total eight Alma Jean Alexander, l'rr' sure you'll agree, ls lust the gurl to run a ranch luke her B Bar B A smart young lady, now we meet Betty Vardaman, who desrgns dresses tor Avondale Mnlls and are they neat Bull Crutcher and Howell Regan, who loved to race, Got together and Invented a car called the Fodge V 8 Page l34 Y' 1 Y V ' ' ' .X . is-A ims K -:,,.rf.,15 Y ': f l - tile? ....,......f ..,....---ff a .x s - ' ix 15 hz s if as . 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'11 1 1 , s - l o c ' rf '1 ' , , ' -' ' 1' Iy, 2 ' s in lipulck whch sc:eI11eT To be every v l1 bcT OTT The l . lI1 spile oT iT all, we TTTCTTClQf'Cl To hula cnc h1,fad3 high and onif-al I1:osT oT our Tear TT T T' ' day aT P Iish, GTC l lly 1 s1':TTl:l i1 The IouTA I T high sl ool. OT There wer, lc hT in- Te I'upT' 11. The Thrill of ThaT Ti1'sT popf:1Ir-I-T'11g and The TITI11- a '1.'TIlOTA fzclu lly ,p lcif TiI'sT, J ' ' or be if 1 fairly seful A s , c ':l'cTal1lr'1 pa'T in Thr 11wr:cl1:I1Ej111 aT U1 fll U cr C lool, Tl1'1', -'1 T , ' 'l. iI1 our Touf yeas cT lDC1T'l'lSlT, The , io'- o ' ' , V- ' 1-I ' h .T ,1 I s leT' T' 1 ' l u 15' . ked Tog 1 lv 1 ,C 1' l T Tl TJ ' , oT 11' eTToI'T, The ,ff Til ., 'I' i e sales, seT o ' 11 -fv TT ,' 1' 'T. : 'A g ' Y: '.'.fo:'l4ed, a d ca e in '. l aT co, , 'A sl 1 u 1 ' 1 T s 1 ' s l ' .le S 'T'. As l P ' ' l , we ,1' Th? T 'l ' NI' 1 s A , high ' , - ' , ' ' ' '11 - f lis . I I . , . V . . , . 3 , . . , n . . 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