Parrish High School - Tornado Yearbook (Parrish, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1953 volume:

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Therefore, we presem To you This combihaTiorT record oT sTudenT liTe in l:noTh The 50's ariol The 2O's, hoping ThaT iT will always bring back pleasarTT memories. ff Q? 'Ita ig bum -sun -1,- Mun.- '-I E . eng, I 1 gl-.4 5- 2 I i T f' In 51-2- 'dau-1. ri tag: 'U 1 'C un 7n!E! 'l ng:-: --..:: iss!! :'gE: : .-.v I' k J. r, , J ' I 4 4 CL. . N .. Usa. 2 --ral: 'gn 5 ?'? -3? -Sz.:- 5'-5' -..,,,,s-1 's 1 1'f E-I-V ' EEE ii -'Sis Q if iii f 9 i 1 ll F- 52'- '4'T..... L U I . I il: is -5 - E13-ii lk ,I MRS JOHN A DAVISON 0 Beccwse be wwf 3 exnmdbe GT bVSNO vm edcb ef Us beccxbse .wl'WQfWf15 Cbcvw dc' meh eb cxever OF +0 every sfudemf EDGCOUQG she MGS embcydsficdifv coobefcnfed wnb U rw our dcffvrfues cmd d ded JS wfb Sl r bfobiems becduse she bbs cmd becduse sbe Nm wen wr Q r cefe wve cw ievewbr we c Sei Aid bldff yr Mer e ed1T K 5 L 'X 'c vm cm 0 c SQ is cm Qfcgcfwm di. 2 fC. 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BROWN, ACTING PRINCIPAL The Sensor Closs of '53 as very gro'refuI To Mr Brown for hus whole heorfed Cooperoflon ond has Conflnued lnTeresT ID Us He nos done Cl won derful 'ob os ocfsng prlnclpol, ond olfhough we know vve've Tried I'lIm soreIy of Times, we nope thot he feeIs os kindly Tovvord This yeor's Sensors os we do Toword Iwfm Poge I3 W ,quads W E SNUGGS THOMAS W GUILFORD Superintendent of Schools Prmclpal The Class ot 53 adds nts apprecnatnan for Mr Snuggss help to that ot all previous classes He has always shown an actuve Interest IH Us and our actuvltues We have massed Mr Gunltord the past year and are sorry that he had to be away during our last year here We teel that he belongs partncularly to us since he took up has duties as pnncupal ot Parrish the year we arrived as freshmen Although we regretted hus absence we took great prude tn has being the rectpxent ot a tellovvshnp to study at Harvard Page I4 K '?y.. 51, -QS its FRIDAY HALL STOCKS UNDERWOOD JOHNSON RICHARDSON KERLIN PITTS PITTS BERNICE FURR MRS J A BALL MARTHA ANN BOSWORTH THERESA CARR HERMAN CARR KATHLEEN DAVISON MRS JOHN A FRIDAY MRS JACK P HAGANS RODNEY HALL LANDON HILL MRS HELEN BOSWORTH H LL Secretary to Prunclpal Cafeteria Director Spanish Enghsh Science Bu Iness Arnthrnetlc Bond Director English Buble Dlstrabwlxe Education Dnversttued Occupations World History American Government Economics Latln American History Alabama Hrstory Shorthand Typing Business Engllsh Ottlce Practice Page I5 SINCLAIR H CARR THOVLPSON FURR SHERMAN K CARR BALL SCARBOROUGH JOHNSON MRS GEORGE JORDAN MARTHA JANE KERLIN WILEY REYNOLDS MRS BERNARD RICHARDSON O E SCARBOROUGH JOHN A. SEYMOUR JOSEPHINE SHERMAN EUGENE SINCLAIR MRS. L. V. SMYLY RUTH STOCKS MRS. J. C. THOMPSON MRS. C. S. UNDERWOOD MRS. NELLE FACULTY REYNOLDS DAVISON Librorion Glee Club Biology Physicol Education for Girls Shop Mechonicol Drovving Physicol Eclucotion for Boys Algebrcx Plone Geometry Solid Geometry Trigonometry Page 16 Typing Shorthond Bookkeeping . . , Speech French . English Lotin ,. . . English Arnericon History Home Economics 'Q C IQ 'Q Y ff? ,E OFFICERS DON SPEED Presudenf JIMBO BAIRD Vuce Presldent ELLEN MCHUGH Secretary The Class of 53 has been a remarkably versaflle one Its members are known as sfuclenfs who get thmgs done capably and effecnvely Presmdent Don Speed has shown oufstandmg qualmes of leade shnp I0 guadmg thus class to the right decsslons We feel Tl'1aT Thus years graduanng class will be an nnspara non and model to all other classes To come Page I7 5 41 7 u .4 ,Y 'E fur 'X I E r' 535 - , ii 1 a -any 'las I ll BEVERLY ABSTON: Glee Club Concert '51, '52, Troy Festival '52, Office Assistant '51, '52, '53, Dance Club '51, Home Ec Fashion Show '50, Homeroom Chairman '50, '52, Miss Parrish High '51, Letter Club '52, '53, High Magazine Salesman '53, Senior Play Comm. '53, Cheer- leader, '53, Who's Who '53. JIMBO BAIRD, Football '50, '51, '52, '53, Basketball '51, '52, '53, Kiwanis Boy of the Month, Red Cross '50, '51, Student Council '51, Who's Who '50, '51, '52, '53, Letter Club '50, '51, '52, '53, National Honor Society '53, Senior Favorite '53, Ring Committee '52, Class Officer '53. OUINTILLA BEERS: Red Cross '50, Dance Club '51, Spanish Club '51, Officer '52, Class Officer '52, Sel-Ala Staff '53, Hall Duty '52, '53, May Day Festival '52, Homeroom Chairman '51, Senior Play Committee '53, Home Ec Fash- ion Show '50, '51, JEAN BENTLEY, F.H.A. '50, Intramural Sports '50, '51, Dance Club '51, Little Olympics '52, English Club '52. LUCIEN BERRY: 13.0. Club '51, '52, '53, Glee Club '52, '53, Photography Club '50, '51. BETTYE JEAN BEVIS, Spanish Club '52, Dance Club '50, Hall Duty '50, May Day Festi- val '52, Glee Club Concert '51, '52, '53, Intra- mural Sports '50, '51. RICHARD BOND, Transferred from Salem, Mass., High School, '53, Football '53, Invitation Committee '53, Baseball '53, Class Favorite '53. GERALD BRADSHAW, Science Club '50, Photography Club '51, Proiectionist Club '52. CAROLYN BROWN, Dance Club '51, D.O. Club '52, '53, Intramural Sports '51, KATHLEEN BURTON, Hall Duty '50, '51, Red Cross '50, Concert Band '50, 51, Tatler Staff '50, '51, '52, A.A.U.W. Girl of the Month '51, Maiorette '51, '52, '53, Science Club '51, Guid- ance Club '52, Ring Committee '52, National Honor Society '53, Who's Who '53, Letter Club '50, '51, '52, '53. LASS... CHARLOTTE CARLTON, Red Cross '50, Hall Duty '50, '51, Dramatic Club '50, '51, Guidance Club '52, Tatler Staff '53, Spanish Club '51, '52, May Day Festival '52, Ottice Assistant '52, '53. LUTHER CARTER: Red Cross '50, FOOtbC1ll '50, D.O. Club '51, Dance Club '52, Hall Duty '51, KEN CHAMBERS: Baseball '51, '52, '53, Spanish Club '51, '52, Handicraft Club '51, Foot- ball '52, '53, Basketball '52, '53, Letter Club '51, '52, '53, Varsity Club '52, Track '52, Little Olympics '52, Hall Duty '53, Glee Club Concert '53, Troy Festival '53, Quartet '53, Kiwanis Boy ofthe Month, '53, Talent Show '53, Favorite '53, Who's Who '53. RICHARD CHANCE, D.O. Club '51, '52, '53, Dance Club '50, '51, DO, Float Committee '51, '52, '53 CARRIE ANN CHANCE: Needlecratt Club '51, '52, D.O, Club '53, Sel-Ala Staff '53, Little Olympics '52, National Honor Society '53. DlANE CHAPMAN: Intramural Sports '50, Glee Club Concert '50, '51, Needlecratt Club '51, D.O. Club '52, Ofticer '53, Red Cross '52, Homeroom Chairman '53. BARBARA CLARK, Intramural Sports '50, '51, Hall Duty '51, F.T.A. '51, '52, '53, May Day Festival '52, Dance Club '51, Spanish Club '52, Glee Club Concert '52, '53, Tatler Staff '53. LEE COMER: Football Manager '50, Red Cross '52, Homeroom Chairman '51, Dance Club '51, '52, Cheerleader '52, Head Cheerleader '53, Letter Club '52, '53, Who's Who '53, Hall Duty '51, High Magazine Salesman '53. ENSLEY COOPER: Football '50, '52, Basket- ball '52, Music Club '52, Lucy Nelson Debate Winner '53. FRANK COTHRAN, Latin Club '50, Music Club '52, Letter Club '52, '53, Basketball '52, '53, Galt '52, Baseball '53, Glee Club Concert '51, '52, '53, Senior Float Committee. A tw mv- 1 1 ll LLOYD CRAIG, Miss Porrish High '53, Dro- niotic Club '53, '51, Officer '53, Sel-Alo Stoff '53, Red Cross Reporter '52, Holl Duty '50, '51, '53, Moy Day Festival '52, Lotin Club '50, Homeroom Choirmcin '52, Senior Ploy Commit- tee '53, Glee Club Concert '52, High Mogozine Solesmon '53, Beouty '53. BOBBY CROSS, Football '50, '51, '52, Letter Club '50, '51, '52, '53, Totler Stoff '52, '53, Who's Who '52, '53, Vorsity Club '51, '52,'1rock '52, Little Olympics '52, Donce Club '50, '51, Homeroom Choirmcin '5O. FRED DANZEY: Lotin Club '50, Music Club '51, Officer '52, Assembly Pionist '51, '52, '53, Glee Club Accomponist '51, '52, '53, Holl Duty '53, Letter Club '52. RUTHE DAVIS, Donce Club '51, Holl Duty '50, D.O. Club '52, Officer '53, Convention '53, lntromurol Sports '51. PHYLLIS DEBRUZZIQ lntromurol Sports '50, '51, Art Club '51, Donce Club '51, Beouty '53. FRANK DENNIS, Tronsfer from Lonier '51, Hondicroft Club '52, Officer Red Cross '52, Senior Ploy '53. TALMADGE DERANUS, D,O. Club '52, Of- ficer '53, Hondicroft Club '51, D,O. Club Floot Committee '53. GUY DRYEN, Dromotic Club '50, '51, Bond Concert '50, '51, '52, '53, Stote Bond Contest '50, D.O. Club '52, '53, Senior Ploy '53, Letter Club '50, '51, '52, '53, Homeroom Choirmon '52. RICHARD DUBOSE, Holl Duty '50, '51, Donce Club '51, Homeroom Choirmon '51, '53- Kiwonis Boy of the Month '53, D.O. Club '52 '53 f 1 POLLY EHRENSPERGER, Student Council '51, Closs Officer '52, President Debote Club '52, Notionol Honor Society '53, Civitoin Good Citi- zenship Aword '52. LASS... ANN FAULK: Girls' State '52, Letter Club '52, '53, Dramatic Club '50, '51, '52, Senior Play '53, Hall Duty '50, '51, '52, Olee Club Con- cert '50, '51, '52, '53, Troy Festival '51, '53, A Capella Choir '51, Intramural Sports '51, F.T.A. Officer '53, Homeroom Chairman '51, Red Cross '53, May Day Festival '51. KENNETH FERGUSON: Library Assistant '50, Dance Club '51, Glee Club Concert '51, D.O. Club '52, '53. CAROLYN FITTS, Hall Duty '50, Glee Club Concert '50, '51, Dance Club '51, D.O. Club '52, Officer '53, Convention '52, '53, invitation Committee '53, Band '51. Boistsv FITFS, Football '50, '51, '52, Letter Club '51, '52, Red cross '50, Do. Club '52, Officer '53, Dance Club '51. JEAN FOSTER: F.H.A. '50, Dance Club '50, D.O. Club '52, '53, Glee Club Concert '53, May Day Festival '52, Intramural Sports '51. VlRGlNlA FOVVLER: Glee Club Concert '53, Dramatic Club '50, National Honor Society '52, '53, Hall Duty '50, Senior Play '53. ERLINE FRIDAY, Glee Club Concert '52, '53, Intramural Sports '50, '51, '52, '53, May Day Festival '52, Officer Dance Club '52, Little Olym- pics '52, F.H.A. '50. BERNICE GARRlSON: Hall Duty '50, Red Cross '51, Intramural Sports '50, '51, '53, Ass't. Librarian '51, '53, Student Council '53, Latin Librarian '51, '52, '53, National Honor Society '52, '53, Student Council '53, Latin Club '50, '51, Guidance Club '52, Little Olympics '52. DARRY GAYLE, Hall Duty '50, Red Cross '53, Senior Float Committee '53, Tatler Staff '53, Dramatic Club '50, Senior Play Committee '53. LEE GAYLE, Latin Club '50, Hall Duty '50, Dramatic Club '51, Officer '52, Miss Parrish High '52, Favorite '52, '53, Homeroom Chair- man '52, May Day Festival '52, High Magazine Salesman '53, Senior Play '53, Who's Who '53, Sel-Ala Staff '53, Office Assistant '53, Miss Homecoming '53. '79 1011 JOYCE GILMORE, Red Cross '53, Office Girl '52, '53, Intramural Sports '50, Music Club '51, '52, Senior Play Committee '53. BARBARA HAM, Beauty '53, Tatler Staff '53, Dance Club '51, '52, Spanish Club '51. SHIRLEY HARDIN: Girls' State, Nation '52, National Honor Society '53, Spanish Club '51, Glee Club Concert '53, Troy Festival '53, Office Girl '53, Hall Duty '52, Sel-Ala Staff '53, High Magazine Salesman '53, Little Olympics '52, Home Ec Fashion Show '50, Senior Play Com- mittee '53, Favorite '53, Who's Who '50, '51, '53, Dramatic Club '50, '51, '52, Cheerleader '53, Letter Club '53, Beauty '53, Rodeo Queen '53 ROLAND HARRIS, Letter Club '50, '51, '52, '53, Football Manager '50, '51, '52, Dance Club '50, Baseball '50, '51, '52, '53, D.O. Club '52, '53, Varsity Club '52. DOROTHY HARTZOG: Glee Club Concert '50, '51, Home Ec Fashion Show '51, Hall Duty '50, Dance Club '5i. JOHN HEAN: Transfer from St. Louis, Mo., Projectionist Club '52, Sel-Ala Staff '53, Library Assistant '53, Red Cross '53. NELL HEFNER: Needlecraft Club '51, '52, Intramural Sports '50, '51, Senior Play Commit- tee '53. ROSEMARY HElNZ: Latin Club '50, Officer '51, Spring Game Sponsor '51, Hall Duty '51, Student Council '51, Red Cross '52, Pilot Girl of the Month '52, Guidance Club '52, Cheer- leader '52, '53, National Honor Society '52, Officer '53, Letter Club '52, '53, High Magazine Salesman '53, Who's Who '53, Favorite '53. ROSEMARY HENRY: Red Cross '50, Who's Who '50, '53, Hall Duty '50, '52, Glee Club Concert '51, '52, '53, Troy Festival '52, '53, Clinic Choir '52, Dance Club '51, Office Girl '53, Student Council '52, Librarian '51, Latin Club '50, National Honor Society '52, '53, Miss Parrish High '52, Letter Club '52, '53, Home Ec Fashion Show '51, Ring Committee '52, Sextet '51, '52, A Capella Choir '52. PHILLIP HOLIDAY, Transfer from Carlow- ville High, Handicraft Club '51, Proiectionist Club '52, English Club '52. LASS... FRANK HOLT, High Magazine Salesman '53, Kiwanis Boy ot the Month '53, Troy Festival '52, '53, Clinic Choir '52, '53, National Honor So- ciety '53, Class Otticer '51, Latin Club '50, '51, Red Cross '50, '51, '52, Letter Club '51, '52, '53, Golf '51, '52, '53, Basketball '52, '53, Who's Who '53, Ring Committee '52, Music Club '52, Olee Club Concert '51, '52, '53, Senior Play '53. JIM HOULDITCH, Transfer from Plantersville, ROBERT HUGHES: Band '50, '51, '52, '53, Dance Band Club '50, '51, '52, D.O. Club '52, '53, Letter Club '50, '5l, '52, '53, State Band Festival '50, Proiectionist Club '50, Homeroom Chairman '51, Band Council '53. TOM JACKSON: Band Council '53, Band '50, '51, '52, '53, Band Club '51, '52, '53, Ushers' Club '50, '51, '52,, DO. Club'53. BILLY JOHNSEY, Dramatic Club '52, Debate Club '52, OERRY JOHNSON: Intramural Sports '51, '53, Glee Club Concert '51, '52, '53, Troy Festi- val '52, '53, Glee Club Librarian '52, '53, Stu- dent Council '53, Red Cross '51, Spanish Club '51, Music Club '52, Dance Club '51, Office Girl '53, A Capella Choir '51, Play Prompter '53, High Magazine Salesman '53, Letter Club '53 LLOYD JOHNSON: Letter Club '50, '51, '52, '53, Basketball '52, '53, Band '50, '51, '52, Band Club '51, Dance Club '51, Proiectionist Club '52, All-State Tournament '53. ANN KIMBROUGH, National Honor Society '53, Hall Dutv '50, Dramatic Club '50, '51, '52, Latin Club '50, F.T.A. '51, Officer '52, '53, Red Cross '52, Ottice Girl '52, '53, Sel-Ala Stott '53, Pilot Girl of the Month '53, Homeroom Chairman '53, Invitation Committee '53, Play Prompter '53, Glee Club Concert '53, Troy Festi- val '53, Letter Club '53. MARY HAM KLING, Intramural sports '50, '51, Hall Duty '51, Tatler Stott '53, Dance Club '51, '52, President Spanish Club '51. GWENDELLE KLINNER: Intramural Sports '50, '51, Hall Duty '51, Dance Club '51, Spanish Club '51. T 1' lllll FRANK KOZEL: Football '53, Baseball '53, Dance Club '52, Proiectionist Club '52, Senior Play '53. JIMMY LAMAR, Football '50, '5l, '52, Basketball '5l, '52, '53, Letter Club '52, '53, Guidance Club '5l, '52, Student Council '53, Troy Festival '53, Glee Club Concert '53, Latin Club '50, '5l. DONALD LAMBERT: Red Cross '5l, Dance Club '5l, '52, D.O. Club '53, LAWTON LAPORTE, Dance Club '5l, Base- ball '52, English Club '52, Basketball '52, D.O. Club '53. BARBARA LAWLEY, Latin Club '50, Guidance Club '52, Intramural Sports '52, National Honor Society '52, '53, Tatler Staff '53, Music Club '5l, Senior Play Committee '53, May Day Festi- val '52, Uslwerette Club '50. BOB LAWRENCE: Band '50, '53, Senior Play '53. BILLY LEMLEY, Dance Club '50, '5l, D.O. Club '52, '53. GENE LONGCRIER, D.O. Club '52, '53, Science Club '52. JOHNNY LOTT, Latin Club '50, Art Club '51, Guidance Club '52, Hall Duty '50, Red Cross '52, '53. DORIS LOWERY, Dance Club '5l, Needle- craft Club '52, Sel-Ala Staff '53, Intramural Sports '53. CLASS... RAY DEAN LUMPKIN: National Honor So- ciety '53, Hall Duty '50, '51, '52, Homeroom Chairman '50, '52, Latin Club '50, Needle Craft Club '51, '52, Tatler Staff '53, Office Girl '53, Senior Play Committee '53, Usherette Club '51, '52 DAVID LUTES, Handicraft Club '50, '51. MARTHA MCCUTCHEN: Latin Club '50, Guidance Club '52, Intramural Sports '50, Sel- Ala Staff '53, Music Club '51, Senior Play Com- mittee '53. ELLEN MCHUGH: Glee Club Concert '52, '53, Troy Festival '52, '53, Office Girl '53, Hall Duty '51, '52, Latin Club '50, Dance Club '50, Homeroom Chairman '51, Student Council '52, Senior Play Committee '53, Who's Who '53, Class Officer '53, Tatler Staff '53, Pilot Club Girl '53, Beauty '53. Officer '51, Homeroom Chairman '52, Guidance RICHARD McKlNNEY, Red Cross '50, Class Office '51, Homeroom Chairman '52, Guidance Club '52, Student Council '53, Who's Who '53, LISA NCMILION, Who's Who '50, '51, '52, '53, Favorite '50, '53, Spanish Club '51, Dance Club '51, Cheerleader '52, Head Cheerleader '53, Letter Club '52, '53, Intramural Sports '50, Glee Club Concert '51, '52, '53, Troy Festival '52, '53, Guidance Club '52, Beauty '53. GENE MlLEYf Red Cross '51, Social Club '52, Glee Club Concert '52, '53, Troy Festival '52, '53, Library Assistant '52, '53, Senior Play Committee '53, Secretary of Library Staff '53. MARGARET MINTER, Latin Club '50, Debate Club '51, Student Council '50, Vice-President of Council '52, Student Council President '53, Favorite '53, National Honor Society '53, SUSAN MOORE, Hall Duty '50, '51, '52, Library Assistant '51, Maiorette '53, Dramatic Club '50, Guidance Club '52, Dance Club '51, Glee Club Concert '51, '52, Troy Festival and Clinic Choir '52, Sextet '52, Letter Club '52, '53, Student Council '53, Who's Who '53. IRBY MOORE, Red Cross '50, '53, Dance Club '51, Guidance Club '52, Who's Who '53, Favorite '53, Science Club '51, Stage Manager of Senior Play '53, Invitation Committee '53, High Magazine Salesman '53. QT 3? 1011 WILLIAM MORGAN: D.O. Club '52, '53, Science Club '50, '51, Homeroom Chairman '51, DOTSIE NELMS, Dramatic Club '50, '51, '52, Spring Plays '50, '51, Senior Play '53, Latin Club '50, Who's Who '51, '52, '53, Ring Committee '52, National Honor Society '52, President '53, Red Cross '50, '52, Student Sponsor '53, Dele- gate to Training Center '52, D.A,R. Good Citi- zenship Girl '53, AAUW Girl of the Month '53, Sel-Ala Staff '52, Editor '53, High Magazine Salesman '53, Civitan Good Citizenship Award '53. CHARLES PAYNE1 Red Cross '50, Dancing Club '51, Music Club '52, Senior Play '53, Home' room Chairman '50, Little Olympics '53. PEGGY WADE PEARSON, F.H.A, '50, Little Olympics '53, Intramural Sports '50, '51, Dance Club '53, Hall Duty '53, Glee Club Concert '50, Senior Play Committee '53, Beauty '53. ANNA CAROL PLUMMER, Library Assistant '50, F.T.A. '50, '51, '52, President '53, May Day Festival '51, Glee Club Concert '50, Red Cross '53, Sel-Ala Staff '53, Office Girl '53, Senior Play '53, Letter Club '53, Winner Civitan Ora- torical Contest '53. GUY POLLEY, Football Manager '50, Base- ball '53, Cheerleader '52, '53, Hall Duty '50, '51, '52, Music Club '52. JIM POSEYz Football '50, '51, '52, Basket- ball '5I, '52, Glee Club Concert '51, '52, Quartet '52, President Dance Club '52, Track '52, '53, Homeroom Chairman '53, Senior Play '53. CHARLES REYNOLDS, Varsity Club '52, Handicraft Club '51, Football '50, '51, '53, Let- ter Club '51, '52. ALICE RICKS, Latin Club '50, '51, Guidance Club '52, Who's Who '53, Senior Play Commit- tee '53, National Honor Society '53, May Day Festival '52. HILLIARD RUSH: Red Cross '50, Proiectionist Club '50, Science Club '51, D.O. Club '52, '53. LASS... RAY SHIFFER1 D.O, Club '52, '53, Protection' ist Club '52, Science Club '51, Red Cross '50, Homeroom Chairman '51, Hall Duty '51. NED SEWELL, Football '50, '52, '53, Base' ball '51, '52, '53, Track '52, Letter Club '51, '52, '53, D.O, Club President '53, Varsity Club '52. .llMN.lE SHANAHAN: Student Council '50 Hall Duty '52, Football '50, '52, '53, Baseball '50, '51, '52, '53, Letter Club '52, '53, Varsity Club '52, Red Cross '50, Homeroom Chairman '50, Latin Club '51, Little Olympics '52. RICHARD SHEFFIELD: Basketball '50, Class Officer '50, Sports Publicist '52, '53, Letter Club '50, '51, Dance Club '51, Guidance Club '52, Sel-Ala Staff '53, Who's Who '53, Homeroom CLAUDE SHERRER, Hall Duty '52, '53, Chairman '50, Red Cross '53, Favorite '53, Handicraft Club '51, '52, Ushers' Club '52, Red Cross '52. ELNA WILSON SMITH: Latin Club '50, Dance Club '50, Hall Duty '50, FTA. '50, '51, Dramatic Club '51, Class Officer '51, D.O. Club '52, '53, Red Cross '51, Homeroom Chairman '50, JANICE SMITH, Intramural Sports '50, '53, Social Club '51, '52, Glee Club Concert '51, '52, Troy Festival '52. BETTY ROSE SOLOMON: Homeroom Chair- man '50, '53, Red Cross '51, Officer Social Club '52, Needlecraft Club '51, Glee Club Concert '50, '51, '52, '53, Troy Festival '52, '53, Intra- mural Sports '51, Little Olympics '52, F.T.A. '51, Tatler Staff '53, Social Club '51, Senior Play Committee '53. DON SPEED: Football '50, '51, '52, Cap- tain '53, Basketball '51, '52, Captain '53, J. L. Cash Award '52, All State First Team '52, Honorable Mention All Southern '52, Letter Club '50, '51, '52, '53, Class Officer '50, '53, Latin Club '50, '51, Varsity Club '52, Student Council '51, Boys' State '52, Who's Who '50, '51, '52, '53, Favorite '53, Mayor Boy and Girl City '53, National Honor Society '53, Ring Com- mittee '52, Invitation Committee '53, All District Basketball Team, District Winner Civitan Con- test, Winner Kiwanis Contest. JAMES STAGGERS, Student Council '51, Red Cross '50, Baseball '52, '53, Football '50, '51, '52, '53, Letter Club '50, '52, '53, Ushers' Club '51, '52, Varsity Club '52, Homeroom Chairman '51, IIIII CLASS JIMMY STANNARD, Red Cross '50, Hall Duty '50, '51, Science Club '51, Homeroom Chairman '51, Handicraft Club '52, D.O. Club '52, '53. MARY SUTTLE, Homeroom Chairman '51, Latin Club '51, Intramural Sports '51, Citizen- ship Club '52, Hall Duty '52, Student Council '52, Homecoming Maid '52, Cheerleader '53, Favorite '53, Office Girl '53, Red Cross Presi- dent '53, Letter Club '53, Pilot Girl of the Month '53, Glee Club Concert '53, Troy Festival '53, May Day Festival '51. BETTYE THOMPSON, Dance Club '51, Glee Club Concert '51, Office Staff '52, Hall Duty '51, Intramural Sports '51, '53, Little Olympics '52, Spanish Club '52, F.H.A. '50. SEGIE THOMPSON, F.T.A. '50, '51, '52, So- cial Club '51, '52, Homeroom Chairman '52, Hall Duty '50, '51, Tatler Staff '52, Office Girl '52, Sela-Ala Staff '53, Senior Play Committee '53, Intramural Sports '50. MARY FRANCES TIPTON: Homeroom Chair- man '50, '51, Hall Duty '50, '51, Dramatic Club '50, '51, '52, Plays '50, '51, Student Director '53, Glee Club Concert '51, '53, Tatler Staff '52, Letter Club '51, '52, '53, Office Staff '53, Sel-Ala Staff '53. GAIL VARNER, Student Council '53, Red Cross '52, Glee Club Concert '51, National Honor Society '52, '53, Spanish Club '52, So- cial Club '51, Hall Duty '50, '53, May Day Festi- val '52, Senior Play Committee '53. MARTHA GAIL WALKER: F.T.A. '51, '52, Needlecraft Club '51, Dramatic Club '52, Hall Duty '51, '52, '53, Debate Club '52, National Honor Society '53. ED WARREN: Basketball '52, '53, Dance Club '51, Guidance Club '52, Homeroom Chair- man '51, High Magazine Salesman '53. RALPH WILKINSON, Basketball '50, '51, '52, '53, Baseball '51, '52, '53, Letter Club '51, '52, '53, Student Council '52, Red Cross '50, '51 '52, Hall Duty '52, Latin Club '50. BOBBY WILLIS, Homeroom Chairman '50, '51, Hall Duty '52, '53, Glee Club '50, '51, '52, '53, Red Cross '50, '51, Spanish Club '51, '52, F,T.A. '50, '51, '52, Science Club '52. Elon ol Plcwunlln ALBERTA PARSLEY BANNISTER ELVA WATTS HUBBARD CARL BGWLINE: Science club '5I5 ouad- SAMUEL LEVONE NOBLE5 ance Club '52g Football '50, Homeroom Chair- B BB R mart '51, Lab Assistant '52, Wl1o's Who '53, O lE LOW Y PARKER Senior Play '53g Dramatic Club '52. HENRY WILLIAM PHILLIPS BQBBIE ARGO BQADY ANNIE NELL POWERS LENWOOD WILLIAM FREAS EUGENIA WORRELL SMOKE WILMA GRAHAM RICHARD WILLINGHAM: Spanish Club '51 '52, D.O. Club '53g Basketball '53g Baseball '53 ELOISE HILYER Letter Club '53. P MEMOIilAM ALVIN EARLE WEEDON The students ot Pdrrlsh Hugh redllze thot they lost d tune student cmd cm understand mg friend rn the dedth of Alvm Earle Her surmy dusposltlon ond pledsmg persondlnty mode her o fdvorzte with students cmd faculty members dllke We express our deepest sympathy to her fomlly ond frlends Pg 30 t 7 UNIIIII ULASS VWMV IQ AF 11 OFFICERS BILLY SPEED Presldent MALLORY PRIVETT Vice President ALICE WALKER Secretory Treosurer Under the Ieodershap of Bully Speed, the Closs of '54 hos shown Itself to be one of the most versotnle Porrush Hugh hos ever known In othletncs, muslc, ond dromotncs they ore tops They ore the most en thus ostlc members of the vorlous cIubs The Jumor Sensor Prom, soonsored by this closs, was sold to be the best IU yeors The Closs of '54 hos certolnly been o tune exomple for other closses to come Page SI I lfrrr f I I .V -r ' I gt I , . ' ss I Al' Lf, k Q yn s ' I I 5 I' - jim 3g2TkT,- I -C. F I fs Xb Tiff y L eq, , v KI ' E K A ' I I , , x I A , N r, K THE Ullll0li CL SS MRS. UNDERWOOD'S HOMEROOM First Row, left to right: E. Hatfield, L. Fain, B. Garrett, M. Day, C. Clonts, M. Brady, A. Bogert, C Gugliotta . . . Second Row: M. J. Harris, S. Green, S. Bodiford, M. Crocker, S. Abrams, B. Holley, N. Allen K. Gilmore, Mrs. Underwood . . . Third Row: M. Chovers, N. Bigler, J. M. Henderson, S. Craves, D. Green B. Bedgood, B. J. Amos, Y. Gullatte. MRS. HILL'S HOMEROOM First Row, left to right: E. Nichols, E. Prichard A. Morgan, M. Lowley, B. Norton, J. Martin, N. Love L. Lovelady . . . Second Row: B. Hubbard, M. Newsome, M. Lindsay, J. Moseley, VV. Kelley, E. Hutto, C Legrone, P. Jones . . . Third Row: N. Osbourn, V. Houston, P. Kelley, J. McKenzie, C. Majors, A. Powers Mrs. Hill. Page 32 THE JUNIUH CLASS THE JlNl0R ASS MRS. THOMPSON'S HOMEROOM First Row, left to right: D. Asquilh, B. Haughfon, H. Johnson, B, Hicks, D. Barton, B. Blackwell, K Brady, J. Barton . . . Second Row: C. Clark, R. Dailey, J. Fosfer, B. Crane, A. Leverf, B. Ford, H. Gillis, T Jones, J. Ellison . . . Third Row: A, Griffin, C. Dunaway, O. Godwin, D. Campbell, J. Brown, B. Hardy, W Lardenf, D. Knight, E. Harris, Mrs. Thompson. sAcmnce ro me sun ooo, 72 .0l'H0lllllllE CLASS S OFFICERS JOHN JONES Presudenf GENE HARDY Vuce President CLARICE LONG Secretary Treasurer For Two years members of the Sophomore Class have been the underdogs ngnored as If they were stall Freshmen But now offer a good sfarf they are ready fo handle a bug rob being nexf years .lun nors The Class of 55 has added a certaun space and gauefy To these halls Lets hope they wont lose their carefree ways before they geT To be dlgnufued Sensors Pge 35 X51 -,ui ,,-Q 1 l f . . . . , ' I I - . , . . . , , . ,,. .. , J, ri 'PHE SllPHll lllill CLASS MRS. BROWN'S HOMEROOM First Row, left to right: B. Allen, F. l-leinz, A. Albston, N. Collen, K, Cursey, L. Donoldson, R. Gondy F. Estes, B. Aldridge . . . Second Row: N. Gorenflo, M. Coe, M. l-lohenberg, S. Cooper, B. Cooper, R Bivins, G. Clcirk, B. Fisher . . . Third Row: B, Holley, J. Clorlc, S. Gwinn, E. Coon, J. Beverly, A. Crutcher, A Flowers, L. Ferguson, Mrs. Brown. MISS BALL'S HOMEROOM First Row, left to right: J. Solter, K. Moorer, T. Morrison, A. Knowles, P. Norris, K. Johnston, N. Nobors P. Chandler, S. Lockey . . . Second Row: L. McCullough, L. Kemp, J. Moddox, E. Kerr, C. Rowell, C. Oliver, J. Perry, S. Julion, J, McKenzie, M. Plummer . . . Third Row: Miss Boll, R. Shuptrine, M. Peolce, C. Long, S. McKenzie, A. Lombert, C. McSheehon, P. Moody, P. Pitts, L. McCullough. l L.. Page 36 THE i0Pll0MORll Cliilfi 1 MRS. FRIDAY'S HOMEROOM First Row, left to right: G. Zeigler, E. Yow, C. Suttle, A. Walker, D. Veach, F. Williams, F. Trotter, A Twilley, M. Williams . . . Second Row: R. Steele, M. Wilkinson, J. Suttle, L. Storey, B. Small, B. Wood, B Wood, P. Wright, P. Watson . . . Third Row: A. Stannard, L. Smith, B. J. Stephens, J. Taylor, B. Stum baugh, S. Turner, N. Warren, C. Smith, A. Wood. MR. HAGANS' HOMEROOM First Row, left to right: T. Henry, S. Houston, C. Hooper, W. Craig, K. Hooks, J. Hornsby, G. Howard L. Harris, F. Harris, A. Green, B. Bobo , . . Second Row: R. Ellison, E. Godwin, B. Coon, H. Carmack, C Guinn, H. Hudson, P. Calloway, D. Grayson, B. Clements, B. Blaylock, B. Hagler. Pfigr' 37 'PHE SOPllll 0Rl CLASS MISS HALL'S HOMEROOM First Row, left To right: D. Meodovvs, J. Rylond, B. Moorer, M. Reeves, J. Vlforren, J. Pennington, G Jones, E. Nichols . . . Second Row: Miss Holl, G. McClellan, J. Johnson, F. Plummer, P. Upright, C. Perry B. Jones, J. Lesfer, J. McCoin . . . Third Row: R. Klinner, J. Perry, R. Terrell, W. Robinson, D. Mills, A Lester, J. Jones, H. Poine, J. Noore, J. Rylee. in - .,, M W ,, ,,, Y , x 5' J w , K ww' ,,f1..: , ...., swf, ESTHER WILUAMS???? WAT ' 1 1 1 1' fr' Ax :x X f ' . 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'17 'I' 'a 'L-L First Row left to rlght QUINTILLA BEERS Photographer LLOYD CRAIG Photographer ANN KIM BROUGH Assistant Edltor ROSEMARY HENRY Llterary Edntor DOTSIE NELMS Editor SHIRLEY HARDIN Typnst LEE GAYLE Photographer ANNE PLUMMER Asslstant Busmess Manager Second Row left to right JOHN HEAN Miscellaneous Edltor RICHARD SHEFFIELD Sports Editor MISS KATHLEEN CARR Sponsor MARTHA MCCUTCHEN Ar? Editor DORIS LOVVERY Typist MARY ERAN CES TIPTON Busuness Manager Page 45 'I' Il I EL - II LA I IIIIII If ,I 'wi' X Hg f 4 , 5 I ' S..-fr A' ,t i'I'llllli ll0lNUlL MA lho Student Council ol l9fJ2fl953 wus en exceptionally cictive ond cilert one. Besides continuing estcihlished services, the Council took un new find noteworthy proiects. This yecii s Council helped nrcike the cinnucil convention of the Alcibcznio Federcition ot Ncitioncil l-lonoi' Societies, held otPcirrish,c1 successful one, by work- ing closely with the Purrish High Honor Society. Established proiects which were con tinued were: running the hook store, sponl soring Dr. Sutton's onnucil oddress, holding oll school elections, ond publish- ing the Student Directory. RGAR ET MINTER, President FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Swink, S. Moore, T. Morrison, M. Crocker, M. Reeves . . . SECOND ROW: Y. Gullotte, G. Varner, L. Wilson, B. Garrison, G. Johnson, J. Ryland . . . THIRD ROW: Miss Bosworth, R, McKinney, R. Vaughan, J, Burton, D. Ellwanger, J. Lamar. S fia- PRESIDING, Mcrgoret Minter S i i 1 I I I Y 2 1, . 69 -3' ' ' ' J' - gp Q 5 'S A? 'ASQ rwyy Q CIITIEK fr N 5 rf X' : . g A la . U Q' I, . - ' 0' Q , 4 '45 '61 ' .:?,iQfiQ,J' Q31 ,,-.KW f:'.g5:::f,1j' fplfff ani? my 351 ' Uri 342' 1 I J, f',,,Ax'.2J xii I , , Q. LLM 'A :Ms 0 ,Wig il. THE COUNCIL BOOKSTORE M155 THERESA BOSVVORTH, Sponsor ilM'l All! F595 I E 2 ba Q V4 'inf 1 N Duo' -L f xxx K MAJORETTES SUSAN MOORE ARLETA BOGERT PATSY JONES mascot PAT HOLLEY KATHLEEN BURTON JOAN RICHARDSON NAIDA ROWELL Under Mr Herman Carrs capable and enfhuslastlc leadership the Parrlsh Hugh Band has proved lfself an organnzahon chock full of talent and get up and go By marching In the parades performing so well at football games and presenting such an excellent concert the Band shows the results of much hard prachce The students of Parrssh Hugh have every reason to be exceedungly proud of Thesr hne Band Page 48 ,S ' w ' . ' ' if ' , 'Nr , 4 ' . .I sig! I Q i g ,sn ,ip , A - ,,. ,W -g y Q Q, . '- 9 ,. ti' K X xi .Fw V A f . s , Y mtl . , , , . AKN 'Q' 1' , .Xa 5 J' E -4 V A . za xx X, 1 1 .g 1 ' f XX me x ,F A -4 c, Q , V- S ' 'f if wif: Q N ' ,mv e -H QE v li X V . ,7 - l A xg . U -.5 . l v , 4, ., -52 l wfngi' THE PARRISH HIGH BAND DRUM MAJOR-MILTON BOYKIN Page 49 'PATLER TAFF O ul' ll' a ',1ll: ff' ff, .,4r'Ll I fmnf' mix- KATHLEEN BURTON Editor-in-Chief MARTHA ANN BALL AND E H SHERMAN Advisors in J. L,K Page 50 svj FY ivo- - lx . ,, f N! sh ,J 1. L' ', I A f . 'Nh. - P q...A.,, nu: v W' 1 A v- i ' .A - XY V A A 'jg'-' ' ' 4 ' ' 1 f'ff'NW '-if . A K W . .,.. ,M ,I M AA . K STAFF AT WORK ., ENTIRE STAFF 5 w x I A A ,s-. X fe K' . ,,...-'V l l r 1 if , ' , fi TF' - , -L ,Pg , '- ,s si 13 - 'Sp sw '- suascmaei Nuw ' Fujmmyunr :- --L-1 a 1 W I L- fb rt :i FIRST ROW: Miss Ball, Carolyn Cooper, Peggy Sanders, Kathleen Burton, Barbara Lawley, Bobby Cross, Mr. Sherman . . . SECOND ROW: Ray Dean Lumpkin, Barbara Ham, Charlolle Carlfon, Carl Bow- line, Bernice Garrisson, Barbara Clark, Patsy Jones, Ellen McHugh, Mary Kling. Page 5l fl fa if A I0 AL H0 011 SUUIETY ,,4n0' 36 as nr- Y Gullatte A Racks M McCutchen G Vclrner M Mlnter K Burton THIRD ROW S Hardin B Lawley A Kimbrough P Ehrensperger R Henry J Swank FOURTH ROW D Nelms Mrs Stocks B Garrison F Holt B Crane J Barton J Balrd NOT PICTURED M Prlvett D Speed Thus hos been on outstoncllng yeor ln The history ot the Porrush Hsoh Chopter ot The Notlonol Honor Soclety For the tlrst Tlme since :Ts orgcrnlzotuon In our school The condudcxtes for membershup were ludged on oll tour ot :Ts stondords scholorshup leodershlp chorocter ond service With the help ot the Stu dent Councul the entire membership of the Socnety consastlng of ten per cent from the Senior Closs ond tive per cent from The Junior Closs octed os host to the onnuol Stote Conventlon ot Honor Socletues As CJ money mczlclng prolect for Thus yeor the Society sponsored the sole ot spelling books from which IT recelved C1 percentoge commission Under The exemplory dlrectuon ot Mrs J C Stocks society sponsor the Porrush Hugh Chopter N H S hos mocle on envnoble record Page 52 Tw 1 .. lk ' l fs.. y . t 5 J .. . as 'T ?f 'QQ 0 A z , , Y . , ' . . 1' J gg. N fx. . y , N . - . , .. Q s- T... . S . FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Jones, V. Fowler, C. Chance, R. Lumpkin, R. Heinz, D. Asquith . . . SECOND ROW: M. Walker, in LETTER CLUB 'E fra' i '3- FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Heinz, L. Weston, L. Lovelady, P. Wright, S. Sellers, M. Crocker, G. Hardy, M. Privett, E. Warren, K. Chambers, D. Bond, F. Kozel, R. Wilkinson, B. Moore . . . SECOND ROW: E. Young, B. Norton, M. Tipton, P. Ehrensperger, B. Clark, M. Tucker, B. Solomon, J. Walker, B. Ford, F. Cothran, B. Cross . . . THIRD ROW: F. Harris, B. Abston, E. McHugh, C. Clonts, M. Holley, A. Faulk, K. Burton, G. Miley, A. Parker, C. Burns, R. Owen, G. Polley, J. Lamar . . . FOURTH ROW: R. Henry, P. Jones, J. Richardson, C. Rainer, J. Swink, B. Garrison, B. Bedgood, M. Boykin, F. Holt, J. Baird, C. Reynolds, J. Posey, B. Speed . . . FIFTH ROW: L. Comer, S. Hardin, A. Kimbrough, G. Johnson, M. Suttle, L. McMilion, M. Minter, T. Jack- son, L. Johnson, J. Beatty . . . SIXTH ROW: J. Pennington, B. Clements, B. Hardy, C. Martin, B. Woodfin, G. Dryden, B. Amos, B. Houghton, J. Barton, J. Tait, G. Jones, R. Vaughan, B. Moorer . . . SEVENTH ROW: R. Hughes, T, Pibil, F. Danzey, B. Lawrence, J. Moore, C. Clark, C. Smith, H. Love, B. Crane, H. Gillis, V. Nix, E. Williams, R. Willis. The Letter Club recognizes students who have been very active in extra-curricular organizations. Par- ticipants in various schcol activities are given points according to the degree o ttime an dvvork which they've put into activities. Letters are awarded those who have acquired a certain number of points. Page 53 SENIUR PLAY THE BARRETTS OF WIMPOLE STREET Page 54 THE GLEE ULU tu-ini , .Ju-1 5 5 Z 5 s T ann if 59 p 'frl', s' ' A5 44A , ,.. fun. The Parrish High Glee Club gave two stellar performances this year, the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert. The group also appeared before several civic clubs, and participated in the State Music Festival and Clinic Choir in Troy. This year's Glee Club, under the direction of Mrs. J. H. Brown, has cer- tainly been outstanding. Page 56 o FIRST ROW: E. Hatfield, R. Davis, C. Fitts, C. Chance, D. Chapman, G. Smith, Mrs. Friday, M. Tucker, C. Welch, E. Hutto, S. Bodiford, A, Parker, J. Foster, L. Lovelady . . . SECOND ROW: A. Griffin, L. Berry, R. Wiflinghcim, H. Mott, R. Harris, N. Sewell, R. Hughes, R. Chance, G. Longcrier, C. Tennimon, L. LaPorte, J. Foster, W. Morgan, J. Stinson . . . THIRD ROW: C. Dunaway, B. Fitts, H. Rush, R. DuBose, B. Lemley, W. Lardent, D. Lambert, T. DaR::mus, D. Campbell, K. Ferguson . . . FOURTH ROW: D. Knight, E. Harris, T. Jackson, R. Schiffer, J. Stannarcl. ..ULUB The Parrish High D.O. Club enjoyed a well-rounded program in T952-1953. It was marked by sev- eral socials and highlighted bythe annual banquet, at which parents, employers, and teachers are honored. This year the affair was held during the Christmas season. 35 members of the DO. Club attended the Convention of the Southwest District of DO. Clubs, held in Bay Minette. There the Parrish club placed first in the oratorical contest and also won first place in the skit contest with their skit, Square Pegs. ln April a bus was chartered and members iourneyed to Tuscaloosa to the State D.O. Club Conven- tion. There their Skit took first place in a statewide competition. The Club's projects this year resulted in the presentation to the school of a two-door bulletin board with flourescent lights, and the purchase of a combination safe and filing cabinet for use of the DO. Club. Two Parrish High D.E. Etudents won first and second prizes in the statewide essay contest on Spelling as a Career. Page 57 mmm 45:3 Q5 Q V 'l ashes Mf,'in LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Nelms, . Holt, I. Moore . Comer S. Hardin, B. Abston, R. Heinz L, Gayle G. Johnson E. Warren. MAGAZI E AL The Sel-Alo Staff is indeed grateful to The entire Senior Class lor molcing this onnucil possible by sellii-Q 7160 worth ol magazine subscriptions. I: l ' 3 Ii ll A Cl iss of 53 Topped cill previous classes in rhe omounv sold. Page 55 PM . isis., . 3. f W. is ,s ,VK d if ,xx , , f fi. fgij, 3 U FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Clark, N. Nabors, A. Stannard, K. Mocrer, A. Plummer, B. N. Renshaw, R. Heinz, O. Eeers . . . SECOND ROW: R. Sheffield, J. Lott, D. Mills, D. Meadows, B. Fcrd, S. Randall, M. Hohenberg, l. Moore, D. Gayle, M. Sunk. JU lllli li C1108 Under the direction of Mrs. Carl Thompson, the Junior Red Cross Council packed boxes for over- seas relief and promoted the JRC Drive in Parrish High. Some of the other projects were: fixing baskets for needy families at Thanksgiving and Christmas, helping out in the county Red Cross office, and sending representatives tothe county schools to explain the meaning and organization of Red Cross. Page 59 1 1 LEE GAYLE Mass Homecommg NORA NABORS NELL ALLEN Junior Maud Sophomore Maud UMECO L Lee Gayle as Miss Homecoming relgned over This Years celebrafnon wlth Nell Allen and Nora Nabors as her Maids Her reign began with a bug parade an The afternoon was clumaxed by The football game That nnghf and ended wlfh a dance sponsored by the Parrish Hugh PT A Page 62 nf M'- . 14 '4 ' X ' - - L : L: If fy 'im ' .ki , I ' ,1 ,Q .Si 12. K . Y. g -- A . . . . , . , 1 , 1 lilll DAY -,H 'rim X 'MGI N Q! 4 'Q Th 5 5 'V ,L 12 g ...lilll HAY --I vm , 1 m., ..l, 4, xi' xt ,J 1 . if -X ,-.I . -swf , 1 n,'fV f Y . V1 N . . ? '- 9,- 3 i' ww 5 v 6 V K 9 .. f Hx VS ll L UN fm... 4 f n Q 5 - - Q . ll 191 L . JlfNl0H-SEXIDR PIHHI A t ,Q 1' 'I' H E E I 0 Hi li Every lucky person who was present ut tiiis yccii 5 Senior' Banquet Con testify to its being tiie best every The food, the service, the setting, tiic entertainment were cili Hsupeibcf' Many, inuny tiwunks to time PTA. for making this banquet un Occcision to reinernber ulvvuys. , i 'MIX lv ,. 'wb Q. vas, -.- frf f I ' A :AHI3 v-:T if UF 4 - 'K MN i 44 Q-' F ' 4 1 H , wk' .- YE MB u gm 49 nQ.k, s :si Page 68 GHADlA'I'l0T IVEIHTI. EU Thff C1028 Of '53 wus CHlClLJf11'f1 on Timf- mmm mf Jump 3 um 'rw Pfwmebw HM L J .J fVAOITFlIC1IWd, pV'CSiCJf,I1T of Tlm City SQIHQQN Bofwi, i ff-'-vmcfci TM- 'farm' 'N We, Nw Luc NolsorwDclvc1m Avvf1:'cf'OfnvJu' Q00 yer, Mr, LTV'-C Nlil' ' uf 'V ':f1.Wr K' J f Y f I Swmln whh The Jmmiar Cirizewhp ::v.fcw'ci of ': 'fm fffr'W' jf 1' ii 'Vi Sim Dotsie Nefms. llUA'l'l0N DAN KIIIH II Y AT CRAIG fer, COLONEL SPEED AND AIDE I -X I .-.. O - , W I x f 'iil 'T' fi pf' PECIAL SMILE RA ' A' 3 UNDERSTAND PERFECTLY!! 'rg AF RECRUITS GET BRIEFING L M' Fdffzz' ,Y ,Q g POTENTIAL PILOTS II TI:NNIS SOFTBALL Fronf left to right A Knowles S Turner M I-Iohenberg Bock J McKenzue J Swank V Sobero O Lowery LITTLE OLYMPIC CHAMPIONS Front L Lovelody, K Cursey, N Cullen Back P Connors, K Moorer, B Bedqood, E Frldoy, S Greene Page 72 . --9 7' ' V 4 Q . K, , I L: . ,Q L. -I if 1 , : . , . , . : . ', . A , . A. , V x , X 1 if X c - I ., av, K ,FSA lf I ,L Fxfs Revs I fda gf X! XSAg8 M Q4 4744fv 'MAAMM WM 144444141 WMM MWMMQMVMMW 51113 Af Kxfxf WMA ,4,1444,f , ,P o 1 of J. , . I G U D - U -V R.. .1 X 1 ' , fl X , f M 7 X X X X! N- ,X f f, ff la f , x K 1,44 fufoff afe K , N QM ,va fl 1-'fl-1 62 ll - yk. SIL 21. ' ' - Arun X 74, ' . h xff-:i3 51Q-g ?f - ' V A . K3 www, XX Q. Q' 4 v 1 , N , Elf '-W '- L ,. xg tl. : igfiwip Xia y ua F 4' QQ - Q' V' .1 . fy, ' '.- 1 ' 'Q . L , 4 wif 5.11 .,.g 9 xjedil 0 1 5 'fkr n J, gl... . 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Ryland, J. Baird, K, Chambers, B. Speed, M, Privelt, R. Terrell, V, Nix, F. Ko L. Harris, J. Johnson . . . SECOND ROW: P. Uprighi, J. Beatiy, B. Hardy, B, Moorer, J. French, D. Bond, C, Reynolds, Barton, W. Robinson, B. Moore, J. Tail, H. Gillis . . . THIRD ROW: C. Smfth, J. Lamar, H. Love, S. Sfaggcrs, H. Hudson, Shanahan, D. Speed, N. Sewell, D. Grayson, B. Crane, i s ., , . . . , .. . -. . rg f .. , . . - ' s 6 1,1 Parrish. . . Parrish Parrish Parrish Parrish Parrish Parrish Parrish Parrish Parrish NORWOOD HODGES Head Coach Although the Parrish High Tigers didn't have the most successful season in the history of the school, they did have one of the hardest schedules in many years. Parrish was also somewhat handicapped this year by an unusual number of iniuries, Even though the Tiger eleven lost 5 and won only 4 games, they played clean, hard football the whole season, and every game was a real test for the opposing team. THE A Murphy Anniston Dothan . Eufaula . . , . Tuscaloosa , T . . . Lanier A , . . Tuscaloosa Co. . . . , Valley , T . Phenix City ... ,. . Demopolis. , , PETE UPRIGHT Manager 'PHE PLAYER SHANAHAN BOND CHAMBERS BAIRD KOZEL STAGGERS REYNOLDS CRANE BARTON Page 79 B SPEED N HARDY PRIVETT TAIT MOORE LOVE GILLIS SMITH Page BO MOORER GRAYSON ROBINSON FRENCH TERRELL BEATTY HARRIS MCCAIN Page 81 HUDSON RYLAND JOHNSON FUUTBALL H0ll0l-l DON SPEED Wlnner of the James Cash Trophy for the most valuable lnneman Also chosen to play made Honorable Mention on the All Southern Team BEN CRANE Wnnner of the Quarterback Trophy The mosf valuable player award Page 82 on The All-Stale team, and CHRJS BURNS FRANK HOLT State High School Chompiom BOB WOODFIN COKIE HOOPER GULF TE M TRACK EAM 0 U 1 1 FRONT: JIM POSEY KEN CHAMBERS BARNETT HARDY BACK: JOE RYLAND LLOYD JOHNSON BOBBY CROSS JOE BARTON li: This Yeor's Cheerleaders, led by Lee Comer ond Liso Mclvlilion, cheered The Tigers on To victory in both foofboll ond boskefboll. LEFT TO RIGHT: Beverly Absion, Guy Polley, Mary Suiile, Lisa McMilion, Lee Comer, Shirley Hardin, Leask Harris, Rosemary Heinz. ...THE f':.qr- C5 CHEERLEADER S an -,ni-,N E vw' agar 1' S .wwl .gb Q EF gfg,mvff N K ' ,,-.41 ga! Yvx.c Wim W :QSM W, Li .,. ii! ,,,g tink Sagnse mmg k U W A . -. A O, ig. ,ss ie gi in ,. , ,X r 'N . 3. 1 1 8 gg A 1 'ii -If , T 4 e was .uni 75,5 fi f' pn W A s -sew fm ' 1 1, ,:..v- ,o V: 'sq is V,vs ,,. , nvfw :iii , N Y'r-'-M21 9. .4 , .-A R575 'i CAPTAIN DON SPEED COACH JOHN SCARBOPOUOH CO-CAPTAIN BEN CRANE .af BA KET Coach John Scarborough returned To Tho Parrish hardwood This year and produced a fine hustling Team. VViThouT his fine spirit and uniiring devoiion To The boys of both A and B ieanis, Parrish would not have had so successful a season. This your Parrish was again runner-up in The Disiricf Tournameni, buf due To The fine play of The Parrish squad we placed Three men on The All-Distric? Team. BEN CRANE, DON SPEED, LLOYD JOHNSON JIMMY TAIT, JIMMY BEATTY All-District Team Trainers naman, ll, in A 250' l 'VC NEWS? . frillww llR E'll iHSlFi S T K UUWE lllll'. f Y ! Page 86 X BALL PARWSH PARWSH PARWSH PARHSH PARWSH PARHSH PARHSH PARHSH PARHSH PARHSH TO RIGHT B Speed K Chambes C Clck H H d oh on D Spee Warren J B d 61 WEST END CLANTON GADSDEN JEMISON WINFIELD ENSLEY DOTHAN TALLASSEE WEST END A TEAM The Seasons Results PARHSH PARWSH PARHSH PARHSH PARWSH PARWSH PARHSH PARHSH PARHSH PARHSH Page 87 DOTHAN JEMISON ENSLEY GADSDEN TUSCALOOSA W1NF'ELD LANIER TALLASSEE CLANTON LEFT . : . , . r, . r, . u son, LJ ns , J. Lamar, . d, E ll ll l . ..... 41 .,,.. 154 51 I ,..... 39 .... 53 51 .....,,.5O 39 43 LANIER 57 . 37 TUSCALGOSA ...HH48 ...,.r,.31 56 . .,.,,..51 . 64 42 ,.,,,.56 ,.,54 B, , 45 . ...,..,.43 ..51 .,,....,46 ..,....,37 ,.....54 A ,.......47 ., 60 , L iam BE ' 'aww FIRST ROW left Yo rght L Ha Hardy R T ell M o SECOND ROW C Cl lc Woodf H H ds M H B TEAM The Season s Results PARWSH PARWSH PARWSH PARHSH PARWSH PARHSH PARHSH 51 WEST END CLANTON LANIER JEMISON ENSLEY TALLASSEE WEST END PARWSH PARWSH PARWSH PARHSH PARHSH PARWSH PARWSH Page 88 JEMISON ENSLEY TUSCALOOSA LANIER TALLASSEE CLANTON TUSCALOOSA K . R 53. X x f W . I rl , Q . L 3 S 4 5 A ll X Q ISK ' il 5 Q Q. 3 I . ' 1 V Li l T 1 5 RRRE ' 5' ll E , i : . rris, G. , . err , . B ylcin . . . : . ur , D. in, . u on, C. crfin, B. urdy. ll ll I , 49 Ql 62 42 34 69 , 31 52 40 . 49 ., .... 21 . ,36 55 31 62 A , , , , 50 29 , 69 , . A ...., 29 58 THE PLAYER. B. SPEED CRANE LAMAR D SPEED WARREN BAIRD JOHNSON CHAMBERS WILLINGHAM COTHRAN WILKINSON BA EBALL ,,-JTKXQYU FR NT: F. Kozel, S. Ezelle, R. Klinner, R. Terrell, V. Nix, P. Upright, C. Sm th J McCon B o es J Jo nso J Be y B K: Coach O. E. Richardson, B. Moorer, H. Gillis, R. Willingham, J. Shan ha H Love S Staggers F Cofhran J O Mooe B Crane. PARHSH PARMSH PARHSH PARHSH PARHSH PARHSH PARWSH PARHSH PARWSH PARHSH PARWSH SEASON'S RESULTS ORRVHLE, ORRVHLE., LANIER ,.,. CARLOWVILLE PLANTERSVILLE CENTREVHLE, WEST BLOCTON PLANTERSVILLE CARLOWVILLE CENTREVMLE.. WEST BLOCTON Page 90 COACH RICHARDSON J. O. MOORE C. SMITH - THE PLAYER V. NIX R. VVILLINGHAM K. CHAMBERS yi f. mf.. PM an 'Q . J V A if B. CRANE F. KOZEL F. COTHRAN J. STAGGERS B. MOORER J. SHANAHAN H. LOVE -,,-- ,,..--4 9 A R - g I 5-2 'f 'N Y Qi- 'eu Q23 is .L vu-un 'Z' 5-ns -' tyfwggav . . ,:-:-:',-!m'g12:'..ys-ffgs, 1 vv , Q J fu f 9 W 1 a W. 'x vs. 1' 1 a- 'E i ywmgi H .YK GROVER C. HALL, JR. 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A , 0 vw 'fir' I K 1 AF' ' K 4 5 l ' ir 'vxx' POLLY EHRENSPERGER Class Historian CLASS Ill 'l'llHY Graduation the ringing down of the curtain on the first act of our play of life of which each year was a scene different and exciting with us the Class of 53 as the actors and actresses Sometimes the script was slow and the dialogue boring sometimes the action was witty and interesting part of it was drama and part high comedy but no matter whether the lights were uo or whether the scene was dim and sad we won t forget each thought action and word that is stamped so firmly on our memories our standing we discovered readin writin and to our dismay rrthrnetic As the plot unfolded we found ourselves meeting many strange faces for the first time in that even stranger place Junior High School Here we learned that there were such things as seven teachers in one day a glee club and that x plus y could equal 5 On conquering the eighth grade and entering as lowly freshmen at A G P H S we found we still had much to learn This included new ways of acting new responsibilities more new faces new sublects and detention hall However we survived higher learning and the upper classmen and here we are with the first curtain nearly down but only to remember that after a short intermission the curtain will be going up again on the second act the future Page l2O c X J , l When first appearing on the stage, we had the simpler parts, but often forgot our cues. Advancing ' ' ' . ll ' ll DARRY GAYLE Class Lawyer County of Dallas havtng moved ar nntellngence and strengthened our will do hereby proclaim our last wnll and testament rralnzung that our days ot happmness IVI the Instntutnon are aproachnng an end ITEM TEM TEM ITEM ITEM TEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ARTICLE I Bernnce Garrrson beaueaths her place on the Natlonal I-Ionor socnety to Pat Jones Rosemary I-Ielnz leaves her Conte hlther looks to Claude Ratner Duck Bond leaves hrs Way vvlth women to Sldney Rodgers Vnrglnua Fowler and Anne Faulk leave then glovvxng hatr to the stop lights Charlotte Carlton leaves her dlrt digging ablllty to the next year s TATLER Socrety Editor To Marilyn Monroe Lee Gayle leaves her vvalk Mary Suttle leaves Suttle Ala to Camulle Jlrn Posey leaves hrs barbells to Bully B Blackwell Carl Bovvlune leaves Miss Putts his lake book IO Llsa lv'cMuIuon leaves her good looks to anyone who needs them cont nued IU Ad Section Page I2l I I 1 I C l ll S S W l L L We, the Class ot lXline-teen-I-Iundred and Fifty-Three, Albert G. Parrish I-Iigh School, City of Selma I 2. .' ' ' . I 3. ' ' ' ' . 4 . , . .1 ,, . ,, . . A 5- ,, , . . ,, ., , . . I 6. ' , . 8 ' ' ' . .I LLOYD CRAIG Class Poet lTs wonderful To graduoTe Though our feelung for TT duffer And Theres lo s of Things you beT we oTe Thaf we conf Take Them vvaTh us' Those Glee Club Trnps obouf The sToTe Those games where we cheered The ball Those nlghfs we crammed Tll oh so loTe Even dear old deTenTlon hall' There were Times when we loved every bnT of IT Times when all Thlngs gusT wenT swell OTher days we WlQl'1SCl To be rld of IT Cause school was gusf dovvnrughT old well I The Time has come To soy adleu Sincerely ThoT s whaT we hafe We ve wonderful memorues buf :Ts oh so True We re Thankful To groduoTe l ' l Page T22 LASS POEM FRED DANZEY Class MUSICIGH FAREWELL For many years weve dreamed oT Thus Tanr day And now alas The Time as here BuT Tn our hearTs The loy us gone Theres sorrow And ID our eye and ID our eye a Tear Q Parrish l-hgh C Parrush Hugh The Tame Tor leaving you has come So Tare The we-Il our Alma MaTer WuTh you Toreyer more we would remain VVuTh you Torever more we would remain BuT we musT go and seek our road To TorTune BuT we musT go and seek our road To Tame Cur School days here enshrnned will ever be In memorres hall ere reverenTly WlTh graTlTude Tor knowing someone helped us WnTh graTuTude Tor lcnownng someone cared I l l l . . . , And fare Thee well dear Teachers, ClassmaTes, Too Page 123 u-vw E TN ANNE PLUMMER Class Phophet We have borrowed from the world of scuence tonught Its newest unventuon a Radar Prouectuon Lught That can puck up a person as he us today An prolect hum unto the future ten years away Thus Class of 53 would luke to know Just what we ll be where we wull go Do we waste our youth un much that we do? Or can many of our hopes and dreams come true? Thus Radar Beam wull let us see What has happened to us by 63 NED SEWELL us coachung a wunnung team at A PI DON LAMBERT an Instructor at Craug Fueld us teachung the boys to tly At the Baptust Hosputal RAY DEAN LUMPKIN us the Chuef Lab Technucuan As Presudent of the Selma Natuonal Bank PHILLIP HOLLADAY holds a responsuble posutuon Now all the gurls at Paruush Hugh look forward to Physucal Ed theur teacher ANNE FAULK demon strates standung on the head JIMMY SHANAHAN us a ruch playboy wuth pretty gurls blockung hus way Page l24 ! ' CL SS PRUPHECY L GERRY JOHNSON IS the beloved Gym Teacher at the new Y M C A By now LAWTON LaPORTE and GENE LONGCRIER should have a lot of knowledge because you see they ve spent the last ten years III college As a SocIal Welfare Worker NELL HEFNER IS a bl sssng to soctety FRANK KOZEL has taken over Authur Godfrey s show and offers more varIety BOBBY FITTS IS a MInIster a PLIYSICIOII of the soul SUSAN MOORE and Rem have settled III a lovely home III Key West and thus achIeved theIr goal JOHN HEARN has Iust desIqned a racy car It s get propelled and shaped somewhat lske a Ielly lar RUTH DAVIS as a MarIIvn Monroe Under study IS havmg lots of fun Our Lady ChemIst BERNICE GARRISON has Invented everythIng from otomIc pIlIs to OVIIIICIGI sun VIRGINIA FOWLER IS starrIng agaIn In a current New York play As successful book keepers JEAN BENTLEY and CARRIE ANN CHANCE achIeve more effucuency every day role GWENDELLE KLINNER and JEAN FOSTER IIWSQIFG theIr GUCJIGIWCSS wuth theIr beautrful duets In hIs repaIr shop KENNETH FERGUSON LIXSS our VOdIOS and T V sets POLLY EHRENSPERGER IS the charm ng FIrst Lady at the CGDITOI of Alabama PHYLLIS DEBRUZZIE Beauty Consultant teaches young gIrIs how to acauIre pouse and glamour BOBBY CROSS owner of a rutzy IWIQIII club has lots of gambIIng tables For the styIIsh young debutantes ERLINE FRIDAY fashIons gowns and sables When the Brooklvn Dodgers sIgned RICHARD WILLINGHAM they struck a lucky fund LEE COMER as an aeronautIcal mathematIcIan has mostly IIQUVES on hIs mInd HILLIARD RUSH IS an OVIIIIIIOIOQISI and wall Inform you about the habIts of bIrds Our Federal Weather Man BILLY LEMLEY IS In the hablt of usIng some rather stormy words As a nurse CAROLYN BROWN IS dolng QUIIG well GAIL VARNER desIgns fashIonable dresses that really sell DARRY GAYLE IS now a successful lawyer who wnns most of has cases LUCIEN BERRY and JIMMIE STANNARD own a nIght club that IS strIctly elIte As a stenographer JANICE SMITH IS hard to beat LLOYD CRAIG a well known Cover GIrl has besIde her QICIUVGS the captron Charm TOM JACKSON IS the owner of a prosperous farm MARY FRANCES TIPTON IS a dramatIc star that everyone knows and has won an oscar for her In So Red the Rose As a bIg BUSINESS EXECUTIVE RICHARD SHEFFIELD S credIt IS always good MARY HAM KLING keeps her husband and house In order as a good wlfe should RAY SCHIFFER and WILLIAM MORGAN have won a lot of trophIes for motorcycle races FRANK DENNIS owns a factory that manufactures IUQS and vases SEGIE THOMPSON IS a grammar school teacher wIth a relentless wIII JOHNNIE LOTT has achleved hIs ambItIon to own a house on Moonbeam HIII DAVID LUTES IS manager of Alabama s new AtomIc Plant CHARLOTTE CARLTON has 3 PVSCIOUS chIldren now that shes Mrs Gantt In the fleld of rhythm MARTHA MCCUTCHEN and BARBARA LAWLEY are famous musIcIans LLOYD JOHNSON and JIM POSEY are usIng theIr talents as SpecIaIIst Physlcuans WILMA GRAHAM IS on authoress and IS famous for several of her books Marrled to a mIllIonaIre ALICE RICKS IS dIstInguIshed for her good looks GERALD BRADSHAWS bakery turns out the very best In cakes and PISS A popular Hollywood sInger FRANK HOLT fIIls all the gIrIs wIth sIghs Icontmued In Ad SGCIIOUI Page 125 1 1 1 , . . . D . . , V . , V . , . , . . , , , . 1 , -' ' 1 r 1 1 - 41 - I , . . . . 5 . . I I . 1 1 - 1 . 1 - 1 1 1 . , 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 - , . , . - - - - 11 11 1 1 - I - 11 11 . . . 1 . . , . . I ' , . . , . . . , , . , , . 1 ' - , . . 1 1 - , '94 As 'ia if POO-POOH Q X, . X. DELEGATES FROM .,Q,M . U- 'gf 1.JEv-W .Q mzovocnlvef .,, I 94? l , QM '11 - Uk . f - 1 3 3 1 -. .A . BOYS 2: Qi, ,I , ' 2 ?f , ' 'v 3, A gig? C' Y Q . 7 TN K., ,fix P+-Q, vi PUBUQITY FOR MAGAZIPQF SALE : -5 in Hb SAME CROWD WITH ,y . 'VP I N 41 1 J N ,A 4 , 'aj In .I. SHOES ON FOR THE STUDENTS OF TODAY . . , FOR THE YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN OF TOMORROW. .. VALUE FIRST - SERVICE ALWAYS TEPPE li HRUTHEI-IS Selma s Largest Department Store C O M P L I M E N T S M SELMA ALABAMA Serving The Farmers Smce T 883 FEDERAL BONDED WAREHOUSES DALLA C0 PREM CUMPANY ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM TEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM TEM TEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM TEM ITEM TEM TEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM TEM TEM ITEM TEM ITEM TEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM TEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM TEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITSM Contrnued Iron Page I2l Jrmrrry Lama leave In calm personalrty to Mrna Hohenberg Rlchard Chance beaueatlrs hls glasse to John Sprvey Rrchard McKrnney leaves hrs herght to Ca olyn Guglrotta Frank Cothran leaves to Betty Hooker an empty detentron hall book for next year s lunch lane Margaret Mrnter leaves the Student Cauncrl to Joanne Swank Bubber Morgan and Ray Schrfter leave their motorcycles to the Motorcycle Club Jumbo Barrd leaves hrs cameras to Baker Hendershot Rosemary Henry leaves enough clothes to start a dress shop Sonny Staggers leaves hrs Nay wrth the sophomore grrls to Lee Rowan The Les Etorles leave therr pleasant club meetrngs to the Dtxre Debs Ellen McHugh leaves her never been krssed reputatron to Miss Ball Ken Chambers leaves hrs neatly combed harr to Clarence Petty Beverly Abston berng of sound mrnd whrch I doubt leaves her good nature to Eleanor Kerr Jrmmne Shanahan leaves one broken nos to Ben Crane Don Speed leaves hrs abrlrty to be president to John Jones Bobby Cross leaves hrs good drsposrtron tothe teachers of A G P H S Anne Faulk Anne Plummer Bob Lawrenc Frank Kozel and Frank Dennrs leave therr dramatrc obrlrty to next year s semor play Dotsre Nelms leaves Thank Godl Lloyd Crarg and Ann Krmbrough leave Miss Carr rn peace Mary Frances Trpton leaves her cat named Alrce to anyone who wants to put hrm out every nrght Mr Sherman and The Boys leave for parts unknown Ned Sewell leaves much to the drsapporntment at Joe Ryland s vacant stare Rrchard DuBose and Barbara Clark leave therr talks rn the hall to Narda Rowell and Bully Speed Barbara Lawley Mary and Barbara Ham leave therr sympathy to next year s TATLER typrsts Ed Warren and Ska Shetfreld leave therr cars to the Amertcan Museum at What Kept Em Runnrng Anne Plummer leaves a bottle of asplrlns to next years prophet Phylrs DeBruzzre leaves her French charm to Corrrne Calvert Susan Moore leaves a bottle at peroxrde and a carton ot crgarets to Nancy Warren Gerald Bradshaw leaves the bekery for bugger dough' Charles and Roland Harrrs leave at LAST' John Hean leaves hrs arttstnc abrlrty to Salvador Dalr Carolyn Brown leaves the beauty shop to Lourse Smrth Shrrley I-Iardrn and Gene Mrley leave for weddrng bells Jean Foster leaves her red car to the trre chref Duane Chapman leaves her yapprng to Ann Yates Rachard Wrlllngham leaves hrs fondness for racral problems to Mrss Pierce Kathleen Burton leaves her lab as edrtor at the TATLER to Peggy Sanders Qurntrlla Beers leaves her great brarn tothe Frankenstern Monster To Coach Scarborough Bettye Bevrs leaves her strong harsh votce Fred Danzey bequeaths hrs musrcal talent to Mrs Brown Walma Graham leaves her herght to Hardy Hudson Jrm Houldrtch and Donald Lambert leave Parrish Hugh wrth a heavy heart Gene Longcrrer leaves the grrls a fond farewell Kenneth Ferguson leaves hrs tenor vorce to Morro Lanza Peggy Pearson leaves her experrences tor speech maternal Sybrl Wooley and Dorothy Hartzog leave to Mrss Ball thelr book on How to Catch a Man tn IO Easy Lessons Martha Gall Walker leaves on extra year to anyone who could use rt Robert Hughes Tom Jackson and Guy Dryden leave Mr Carr wrth a headache and no band Icontrnued on Page I3lt Page T29 I I, ' r s 's ' ' r . 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V .1 M Q15 CEI 5 1X 1, 11' 'T continued from Page T25 Our lrght dtscloses thot BARBARA CLARK has marrned RICHARD DUBOSE Barbara owns o Luclnes Shop and Richard sells the hose The manager ot the Lock Plant Company CHARLES REYNOLDS rs worklng on an enlargtng plan He spends hts evenlngs belng a lodres mon theur GUY POLLEY IS the general secretary of a large YMCA Hrs Honor ENSLEY COOPER conducts trials ond Iustrce retgns at every heartng CAROLYN FITTS ns the ettnclent manager of Edwards Jewelry Store An accurate typnst employed at the Post Otfrce IS JOYCE GILMORE GENE MILEY and DOROTHY HARTZOG have taken that total step ot cleonrng cooklng and rousrng tamllres they ore quite adept IRBY MOORE we see IS a plain clothes man tor the F BI MARTHA GAIL WALKER IS a psychratrlst who delves for reasons why It you ore IH the U S Senate your courage you must muster BILLY JOHNSEY rs the Stop Man there when they use the tnllbuster MARY SUITLE S lovely face and charm hove corrled her to success In Hollywood PEGGY PEARSON as o denttsts receptlomst and has really mode good BEVERLY ABSTON hos token Irma s place on TV A seasoned sanlor BOBBY WILLIS ns lust home from the sea CHARLES PAYNE IS the pllot of o glant rocket plone The plones Hostesses BETTYE BEVIS ond BETTY THOMPSON make sure the pasengers rematn ANN KIMBROUGH IS dearly loved by the children In her nursery school JIMMY HOULDITCH IS proprtetor ot 0 toshlonoble hotel with on acre square swimming pool Rolllng ID tourist gold In the French Quarter In New Orleans DOTSIE NELMS ond KATHLEEN BURTON are known os the Basin Street Queens I-LLEN McHUGH o chormrng wrte who can sew and cook rs also the dlsttngutshed Editor of the Nagazrne Look SHIRLEY HARDIN has changed her name to Mrs Wrrght What a lovely brude she mode IN her gown of whute Dr DON SPEED Dentlst has Invented o miracle hlltng that can save your teeth without that dread ed drllllng KEN CHAMBERS has a protltable racket selling Hadacol ID Mexrco BETTY ROSE SOLOMON Secretary to the Moyor keeps hrs oftnce lust so GUY DRYDEN IS now the sole owner of Teppers Store Copoble DIANE CHAPMAN manages the second floor tours GVGI' Our lndul FRED DANZEY a talented prannst accomponles Americas tovorrte crooner DICK BOND o all has BARBARA HAM tor her exclusive perfume Solon hos Introduced o populor new scent called For Yours DORIS LOWERY IS dedicating her Ilfe to service os o medical mlsstonary In Chino ED WARREN ns the owner of on expensrve ocean Inner MARGARET MINTER and CARL BOWLINE have o charn of gas stattons nn the Sahara Desert Reglon ROBERT HUGHES IS an officer tamed In the French Forergn Legton Our beam of llght gives us o strange sensotnon as rt presents RICHARD McKINNEY The Presrdent of Nation LISA MCMILION S charm and wut have brought her tame JIMMY LAMAR has const ucted a plastuc house with ocetate wundows and nylon gates ROSEMARY HEINZ as 0 Powers model rs a vrsuon ot Iovelrness JAMES STAGGERS has recently vusrted the moon on cz spoce shup test ROSEMARY HENRY hos taken the spot Itght IH opera with her lovely volce QUINTILLA BEERS has wrrtten another best seller RALPH WILKINSON has concocted a sknn lotion ged In the hugh school tad of gettrng a sun tan LUTHER CARTER and RICHARD CHANCE appear CHARLES HARRIS IS the best News Commentator contmued on entitled A Gentleman s Choice from premature wrinkles In a woman or mon who to consider tlshtng an occupctlon In the Notlon Page T35 Page T32 . . . v. , 1 1 I , . . . , 1 1 A . .. 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 I , , - , . - , 1 11 11 . . , , - nr 1 - 1 . . , . . 1 1 1 - 1 . 1 1 - 1 . 1 1 - 1 1 - 11 11 t . 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COME WHAT JVIAY CONFIDENCF is the heritage of youth it is also a fundamental experience ' We have enjoyed the confidence of yearbook Staffs throughout the country for over thirty years an accomplishment for which we are truly grateful and justly proud i' 12 -k 'Af Q CCDLLEGE ANNUAL DIVISION ALABAMA ENGRAVING CGMPANY BIRMINGHAM H requirement of business . . -. . attained by long study, training and ' . U U . . . U U U O Qwrenzim pmaqm D Qememdw pafzaqan D Qememim pafzagon lll'lllllllll'l'lllN s E YOUll xl! oday .iQwe are prlnters of the yearbook of your school Tomorrow as you seek your future In 4 e professions lndustry and commerce LJ ll. In we ' ml u at Paragon hope to serve you with the essential Prlntnng and Lithography Gb, you wlll need ln the pursult of your career y o e to ghf e d s d th t fom fo ou f the a nual 'S ml be aragun was MONTGOMERY ALABAMA M f Sl fi- ' Q . 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