Parrish High School - Tornado Yearbook (Parrish, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1954 volume:

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'J EE' ff Jr GJ The happy family that was the Class of 54 at Parrish High School united in their admiration of the Yokums at Dog patch present herewith the annua edition of the SelAla with the antics of that famous comic strip, Lil Abner, as the motif. Like Daisy Mae, Moonbeam, and the Wolf Girl of Dog- patch, the Class of '54 had its village belles and its hand- some Lil Abners, too. And as in that famous village, our lives, too, were filled with marvelous adventures. But leaving the delights ofthe Class of '54 and Dogpatch, we must now enter the brave new world of college degrees and future careers. When the burden of term papers and job hunting becomes too wearisome, a glance between the covers of this book will bring refreshing memories of the simple pleasures of our own particular Dogpatch. 5 i ac Jiiav-v-.--gf .A-QL ,YY M 'UVA 4 A 1 , 0 R A uw W ,X A L9 f My ' X 1-ff , xx W -.J f .3s w'a1 3 If-3 -1 J .f P13 E1 5.2 3 dxf! 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Pax i e . 1,- I'Illlllll'rllr DR THOMAS W GUILFORD The Class of 54 feels so very forfunafe fo have had Dr Gurlrord back vvrfh Us fhrs year We all have loved and respecfed hrnr from The very frrsf day when we were frunrblrng freshmen and he gave us Thaf much needed lrffle push We feel Thaf he has grven each and every one of us a lrffle somefhrng of hrs greafness fhaf vvrll lrve vvrfh Us all The days of our lrves 1 1 - . r l BALL KERLIN HILL SCARBOROUGH DAVISON PITTS BOSWORTH REYNOLDS PITTS, BERNICE, Secretary to Principal, FURR, MRS. J. A., Cafeteria Director, ALLISON, ANN, Alge- bra, Drivers Training, Business Arithmetic, BALL, MARTHA ANN, Spanish, English, BAXTER, JOYCE, Li- brarian, BOSWORTH, THERESA, Algebra, BROVVN, J. HARLAN, Physics, Chemistry, French, CARR, HERMAN, Band Director, CARR, KATHLEEN, English, DAVISON, MRS. JOHN A., Bible, FRIDAY, MRS. JACK P., Distributive Education, GUNNELS, BONNIE NELL, Olee Club, English, HALL, LANDON, World History, American Government, Economics, Latin-American History, Alabama History. ...IIUII FAC L'I'Y Ricmuzosom ,... srocxs CARR SHERMAN FRIDAY HALL FURR CARR HILL, MRS. HELEN, Shorthond, Typing, Business English, Ottice Rrcictico, KERLIN, WILEY, Biology, LAIR, MATT R., Business Arithmetic, Drivers Trciinicg, Footinoli Cocichp MAYTON, MRS. ROBERT, Home Economics, REYNOLDS, MRS. BERNARD, Physical Education tor Girls, RICHARDSON, O. E., Boseboll Cooch, Shop, Mechcinicol Drcivving, SCARBOROUGH, JOHN A., Sciwior Science, Bosketlnoll Cooch, Ath' Ietic Director, Physicol Education for Boys, SEYMOUR, JOSERHINE, Aigelvro, Plone Geometry, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, SHERMAN, EUGENE H., Typing, Bookkeeping, Business Arithmetic, SMYLY, RUTH, English, Lotin, STOCKS, MRS. J. C., English, WALLACE, FLORENCE, Aniericon History, World His' Tory, YEAGER, R, VV., Diversified Occupotions. W. E. SNUGGS LEFT TO RIGHT: Morris Barton, Mrs. William Elheri, Harry Gamble, Carl Morgan, W. E. Snuggs, Mrs. William Morrison, Dr. E. A. We, Tlie seniors of '54 add our gratitude and 'rlwonks To Mr. Snuggs for The interest that he has always token in Us and our activities. Sam Earl Hobbs, Jr., Dr. Thomas Guilford, Dr. Rex Morfhland, Green Suiiles Wilkinson . NOT PICTURED: Milfod Gentry, Dr. Kenneth Luckie 254 Cran Allen M Boykin We Illll CLASS OFFICERS 3EN CRANE President MILTON BOYKIN Vice President NELL ALLEN Secretary Treasurer With three very successful years safely behind them, the Class of '54 begun to look forward - a little tear fully to graduation As underclassmen the Class excelled in Sports, Dramatics, and established one of the highest scholastic stand- ings ever They entertalned the Seniors at the beautiful Paris Junior-Senior Prom. The senior year was filled to on overflow with activities: The magazine sales - they set a new record, the Parrish Lanier games, Joanne Swank and Ben Crane continually proving their worth as leaders, Kid Day, Dignified Day, .lumor Senior Prom, Class Night, Senior Parties, Senior Banquet, the horror of final exams, Baccalaureatte -- and then Graduation The Class of '54 can be proud of their achievements at A. G. Parrish High School, knowing that their class was one of the best . ..., ,fl 142: . - 1 I . , 31, 5- 'iif , VL, is '47 -'ffgfgll 'vii ' - Q 'L I ,' 'X 4 ' I . V f v T 5 ., on , 55 xg, . i W I .I I , A x X x , . ' L. B. e, N. , . ' sw an 'S-. fi' 1' Y if 1011 SHIRLEY ABRAMS Dance Club '51, '52, May Day Festival '52, Homeroom Chairman '53 Hall Duty '53, Glee Club Concert '53, Decorating Committee for Homecoming '53, Who's Who '53, Jr. Red Cross '54, Business Manager for Tatler '54, Jr,'Sr. Prom Committee '53, Library Assistant '54, Vice- Pres. Library Club '54, Glee Club Festival '53, lntra- mural Sports '5l, Letter Club '54. NELL ALLEN Jr. Red Cross Officer '51, lntramural Sports '51, '52, Glee Club Concert '51, '52, '53, Troy Festival '51, '52, '53, Con- cert Business and Advertising Manager '52, '53, Dance Club '51, Dramatic Club Production '52, Dramatic Club '52, Letter Club '53, Who's Who '51, '54, Class Officer '54, Jr. Homecoming Maid '53, Office Assistant '54, Sel- Ala Staff '54, Miss Parrish High '54, Pilot Club Girl of the Month '54, High Magazine Salesman '54, Homecoming Committee '54, Jr.,Sr. Prom Committee '53, Hall Duty '53, '54, Favorite '51, '54. DON ASQUITH Handicraft Club '50, '51, Science Club '51, '52, Who's Who '53, '54, National Honor Society '53, '54, Vice- Pres. '54. WALTER ATTAWAY Tennis Team '52, '54, Basketball Team '54, Letter Club '54, Dance Club '52. JENNY MOSELEY AVERITT Hall Duty '51, '54, Dance Club '51, '52, Home Ec, Fashion Show '52. DAVID BARTON Dramatic Club '51, Student Council '54, National Honor Society '54, Science Club '51, '52, Treas. '52, Tennis Team '54, Usher's Club '51, '52, '53, '54, Jr. Red Cross '51, '52, High Magazine Salesman '54, Hall Duty '51, '54, City Youth Day '54, Debate Club '54, Tatler Staff '54. JOE BARTON Football '51, '52, '53, '54, Student Council '51, '53, Jr, Red Cross Pres, '54, Dance Club '51, Pres. of Science Club '52, Class Officer '52, Hall Duty '53, National Honor Society '53, '54, Secretary '54, Letter Club '51, '52, '53, '54, Usher Club '51, '52, '53, '54, Who's Who '54, City Youth Day '53, '54, Pres. of City Council '54, Little Olympics '51, '52, '53, '54, Track Team '53, Boy of the Year '54, Favorite '54. BARBARA BEDGOOD Band '50, '51, '52, Band Concerts '51, '52, Band Festival '51, '52, Letter Club '51, '52, '53, Dance Club '51, '52, Little Olympics '53, Hall Duty '53. BILLY BLACKWELL Who's Who '53, '54, Glee Club Concert '52, '53, Dance Club '51, '52. JANIS RUSH BLANTON Glee Club Concert '51, Dance Club '51, lntramural Sports '51, Hall Duty '52, Dramatic Club '52, May Day Festival '52, CLASS... SHIRLEY BODlFORD Handicraft Club '5l, lntramural Sports '5l, '52, Social Club '5l, '52, Little Olympics '5l, '52, D. E. Club '53, '54, Glee Club '53, '54. MILTON BOYKIN Kiwanis Boy of the Month '54, Winner of V. F. W. Essay Contest '54, Winner of Civitan Oratorical Contest '54, Kiwanis Talent Show '54, Music Study Club Award '54, Tennis Team '5l, '52, '53, '54, Drum Maior '52, '53, '54, Golf Team '53, Class Officer '54, National Honor Society '54, Dance Club '5l, '52, Spanish Club '53, Who's Who '54, lnvitation Committee '54, Dance Band '52, '53, '54, KENNETH BRADY Hall Duty '5l, D. O. Club '54, Handicraft Club '52, MARY ALICE BRADY Sel-Ala Staff '54, Hall Duty '50, '5l, Glee Club Concert '52, '53, Social Club '5l, '52, Library Assistant '52, '53, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee '53, Red Cross '52, '53, Troy Festival '53, Magazine Sales Captain '54, Home Ec. Fashion Show '5l, Journalism Clinic '54, Intramural Sports '5l, '52, Homecoming Committee '54, Letter Club '54. RAYMOND BROACH Handicraft Club '5l, Hall Duty '53 J. T. BROWN DOUGLAS CAMPBELL D. E. Club '53, '54, Social Club '52. GARY CHANCE Transferred from Carlowville '53, D. E. Club '53, '54. CLEO CLARK Handicraft Club '5l, Proiectionist Club '52, Letter Club '53, '54, Basketball '52, '53, '54, Alt. Capt. of Basketball Team '54, Hall Duty '52, '53, Youth City Day '54. CLARICE CLONTS Band '5l, '52, Library Assistant '5l, '52, Hall Duty '5l, Band Concerts '5l, '52, Band Festival '52, Dance Club '5l, '52, Glee Club Concerts '52, '53, '54, Letter Club '5l, '52, '53, '54, Intramural Sports '53, Who's Who '54. I0ll BEN CRANE President of Sr. Class '54, National Honor Society '53, '54, Jr. Red Cross '5l, Student Council '52, Little Olympics '5l, '52, '53, roisfimii '51, '52, '53, '54, oumiefbock Club Most Valuable Player Trophy '53, '54, Alt. Capt. Football '54- Basketball '5l, '52, '53, '54, Alt. Capt. Basketball '53, Capt. Basketball '54, Baseball '5l, '52, '53, Letter Club '5l, '52, '53, '54, Who's Who '5l, '52, '53, '54, City Youth Day '53, Dance Club '5l, '52, Office Assistant '54, Debate Team '52, '53, '54, Dramatic Club '52, Selma Boy of the Year '53, Kiwanis Boy of the Month '54, Favorite '54. MARIE CROCKER Homeroom Chairman '5l, '52, Student Council '5l, '53, '54, Chairman Hall Committee '53, National Honor Soc- iety '54, Glee Club Concert '52, '53, '54, Glee Club Sextet '53, Glee Club Ensemble '53, Dance Club '5l, Social Club '52, Intramural Sports '52, '53, Tatler Girl of the Month '5l, Troy Festival '53, '54, Talent Show '53, May Day Festival '52, Letter Club '53, '54. RONNIE DAILEY Hall Duty '52, Proiectionist Club '53. MIRIAM DAY Hall Duty '53, Red Cross '5l, '52, '53, Homeroom Chair- man '54, Library Assistant '54, Office Assistant '54, Glee Club Concert '5l, '53, '54, May Day Festival '5l, ln- tramural Sports '5l, Social Club '5l, '52, Sr, Float Com- mittee '54, Troy Festival '53, '54, Girls' State '54, Jr.'Sr. Prom Committee '53, State Music Festival '54, Good Citizenship Award '54, Letter Club '54. BOBBIE JEAN AMOS DRYDEN Hall Duty '5l, '52, '53, Bancl '5l, '52, '53, Glee Club '54, Library Assistant '52, Social Club '5l, Dance Club '52, Letter Club '5l, '52, '53, CECIL DUNAWAY Social Club '5l, '52, D. O. Club '53, '54, Football '5l. JIMMY ELLISON Transferred from Lanier '52, Glee Club '53, 54, Troy Festival '53, '54, State Music Festival '54. SAM EZELL Social Club '5l, '52, Baseball '53, '54, Letter Club '54. MARY FISH Glee Club '54. BOBBY FORD Usher Club '5l, '52, '53, '54, Hall Duty '52, '53, '54, Dramatic Club '5l, '52, Glee Club Concerts '5l, '52, '53, '54, Letter Club '52, '53, Red Cross '52, '53, Science Club '52, City Youth Day '53, High Magazine Salesman '54, Sr. Float Committee '54, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee '53. CLASS... HAROLD JOHNSON Science Club '52, Handicraft Club '52, Glee Club '53. PAT JONES Jr. Red Cross '51, Dance Club '51, '52, Glee Club '51, '52, Letter Club '53, '54, Student Council '54, Secretary '54, Band '53, Maiorette '53, National Honor Society '53, '54, Who's Who '51, '52, '54, Tatler Girl of the Month '53, Miss Parrish High '53, Hall Duty '52, '53, Class Officer '51, Intramural Sports '51, Tatler Staff '53, Tray Festival '52, Glee Club Concert '51, '52, PEGGY KELLEY Home Ec. Fashion Show '51, '52, '54, Needle Craft Club '51, Library Assistant '51, Dance Club '52, Hall Duty '53. BILL KENDALL Dramatic Club '52, '53, Dramatic Club Plays '52, '53, Who's Who '54, Favorite '54. DAN KNIGHT D. o, Club '53, '54, MAURINE LAWLEY Tatler Staff '54, Homeroom Chairman '51, Hall Duty '51, '52, '54, Little Olympics '52, Miss Parrish High Maid '54, Championship Basketball Team '52, Library Assistant '51, '52, '53, Library Club '52, '53, President '52, '53, Dra- matic Club '52, Intramural Sports '51, '52, '53, Dance Club '51, '52, Home Ec. Fashion Show '51, Championship Volleyball Team '54. CATHERINE LEGRONE Transferred from Maplesville '51, Dance Club '51, May Day Festival '52, Hall Duty '52, '53, Little Olympics '52, Home Ec. Fashion Show '52, Beauty '54. ALLEN LeVERT MARJORIE LINDSAY Social Club '51, Hall Duty '51, '52, '53, Dramatic Club '52, Library Assistant '51, '52, Library Club '51, '52, Home Ec. Fashion Show '51. NELL LOVE Intramural Sports '53, Illll LOUISE LOVELADY Band '51, Band Concert '51, Little Olympics '52, '53, Letter Club '51, '52, '53, Dance Club '51, '52, D. O. Club '53, '54, Home Ec. Fashion Show '5l. BELLE LOWERY Social Club '51, '52, Intramural Sports '51, Glee Club '53, '54. JAMES MCGEE Band '52, '53, '54, Band Festival '52, '53, 54, Dance Band '54, Red Cross '51, Letter Club '52, '53, Who's Who '53. JANE MCKENZIE Dance Club '51, Homeroom Chairman '51, High Magazine Salesman '54, Red Cross Officer '53, Student Council '54, May Day Festival '52, Glee Club '54, Dramatic Club '52, Dramatic Club Productions '52, Play Prompter '51, City Youth Day '53, '54, Tatler Girl of the Month '53, In- tramural Sports '53, Letter Club '54. TOMMY MACKIN Red Cross '52, '54, Glee Club '53, '54, Tray Festival '53, Social Club '51, Science Club '52, Football '53, Little Olympics '51, '53, Hall Duty '51, '52, Letter Club '54. CAROLYN MAJORS Dramatic Club '52, Dramatic Club Play '52, Glee Club Concerts '53, '54, Troy Festival '53, '54, State Music Festival '54, National Honor Society '54, Sel-Ala Staff '54, Tatler Staff '54, Hall Duty '54, Intramural Sports '54, Little Olympics '53, '54, High Magazine Salesman '54, City Youth Day '53, '54, Letter Club '54. CECIL MARTIN Golf Team '53, '54, Letter Club '53, '54, Red Cross '51, Basketball '53. JEAN MARTIN Transferred from Bristol, Virginia '53, City Youth Day '53, 54, Hall Duty '54, Library Assistant '54, Glee Club '54, Christmas Concert '54, Homecoming Dance Decoration Committee '53, Beauty '54. BILLY MOORE Football '51, '52, Letter Club '51, '52, Who's Who '54, Homeroom Chairman '52, '53, Science Club '51, '52, Hall duty '52, '53. ANN MORGAN English Learn How Club '51, Hall Duty '52, '53, Dance Club '52, SelfAla Staff '54, Home Ec. Fashion Show '51, Miss Parrish High Maid '53, Glee Club Christmas Con- cert '52, '53, Glee Club Spring Concert '52, Troy Fes- tival '53. CLASS... MILTON MORROW HAROLD MOTT o. o. Club '53, '54, LOUISE FAIN MOTT Social Club '51, '52, Intramural Sports '54, May Day Festival '52. MONA NEWSOME Jr. Red Cross '51, Intramural Sports '51, '53, '54, Handiworlc Club '51, Social Club '52, VIVIAN NIX Football '52, '53, '54, Letter Club '52 '53 '54, Baseball '52, '53, '54, Science Club '52. BARBARA NORTON Band '51, '52, Band Concert '51, '52, Hall Duty '51, '52, '53, Red Cross '51, '52, Tatler Girl al the Month '53, Sel-Ala Staff '54, Tatler Staff '54, Homeroom Chairman '53, Dance Club '51, '52, Office Assistant '54, Letter Club '51, '52, '53, '54, Band Festival '51, '52, Little Olympics '52, High Magazine Salesman '54, RALPH O'FLlNN Football '51, '52, Class Favorite '54, Science Club '51, Hall Duty '51, Handicraft Club '52, Red Cross '52, Home- room Chairman '52, ROBERT OWEN Band '51, '52, '53, '54, Band Clinic '51, '53, Letter Club '51, '52, '53, '54, Dance Band '51, '52, '53, '54, Troy Band Festival '52, Band Concert '51, '52, '53, '54. ANNETTE PARKER Band '51, '52, Band Concert '51, '52, Band Festival '51, '52, Letter Club '51, '52, '53, '54, Dance Club '51, '52, D. O. Club '53, '54, D. O. Club Treasurer '54, Red Cross '53, Home Ec. Fashion Show '51. JOE PETERSON D .o. club '53, '54, Illll CLARENCE PETTY Student Council '51, Latin Club '51, President ot Sopho- more Class '52, Science Club '52, Hall Committee '52, Sel-Ala Staff '54. ' ARDIS POWERS Homeroom Chairman '52, Cheerleader '54, Little Olympics '52, Intramural Sports '51, National Honor Society '54, Student Council '52, Citizenship Club '52, Dance Club '51, Dramatic Club '52, Pilot Club Girl of the Month '54, Office Assistant '53, '54, High Magazine Salesman '54, Who's Who '51, '52, '53, '54, Favorite '52, Hall Duty '51, '52, '54, Letter Club '54. EVELYN PRITCHARD Home Ec. Fashion Show '51, '52, Dance Club '51, ln- tramural Sports '51, '52, Social Club '52, D. O. Club '53, '54. MALLORY PRIVETT Football '51, '52, '53, '54, Basketball '51, '52, James L. Cash Award '53, Hall Duty '52, Letter Club '52, '53, '54, Ring Committee '53, Latin Club '51, Secretary of Science Club '52, Who's Who '54, Boys' State '53, Tatler Boy of the Month '53, Little Olympics '51, Kiwanis Boy of the Month '53, National Honor Society '53, '54, Vice-President of Junior Class '53, President of City Coun- cil of City Youth Day '53, Recreational Director of City Youth Day '54, Usher Club '51, '52, '53, '54, Debate Club '53, '54, VIRGINIA PUOH Program Chairman of Jr. Red Cross '54, Intramural Sports '54, Glee Club '54, Christmas Concert '54, Home- coming Committee '54, Jr. Red Cross '54, Hall Duty '53, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee '53. CLAUDE RAINER Sel-Ala Staff '54, Letter Club '54, Dramatics Club '51, '52, Dramatics Club Play '51, '52, Glee Club '53, '54, Troy Festival '53, Debate Club '53, '54, Little Olympics '51, '52, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee '53, City Youth Day '53, Senior Float Committee '54, High Magazine Salesman '54, Hall Duty '51, '52, '53, Library Assistant '52, '53, Industrial Queen Candidate '54, Junior Float Committee '53, Football Maid '53, Who's Who '54, Beauty '54. SHERIE RANDALL Latin Club '51, '52, Hall Duty '51, '52, '53, '54, Dra- matic Production '52, Intramural Sports '51, '52, '53, Winning Girls' Basketball Team '51, Jr. Red Cross '53, Debate Tournament '53, Homecoming Maid '52, Miss Parrish High '53, Ring Committee '53, City Youth Day '53, leader '54, Who's Who '53, '54, Industrial Queen Can- didate '54, Senior Float Committee '54, Beauty '54, Letter Club '54, Favorite '54. BILLIE RENSHAW Glee Club Concerts '52, Troy Festival '52, Red Cross '53, '54, Hall Duty '51, Dance '51, Needle Craft Club '51, Library Assistants, Home Ec. Fashion Show '51, Letter Club '54. JOAN RICHARDSON Hall Duty '53, Letter Club '52, '53, Band '52, '53, Maiorette '52, '53, Dance Club '51, Dramatic Club '52, Glee Club Concert '51, Who's Who '52, 54, Miss Parrish High '54, Tatler Girl of the Month '52, Football Maid '54, Intramural Sports '51, Home Ec. Fashion Show '51, Office Assistant '54, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee '53, Senior Float Committee '54, Secretary-Treasurer of Class '52, Sel-Ala Staff '54, Home Coming Committee '54, Favorite '54, Beauty '54. SUE RIVES Beauty '54, Home Ec. Fashion Show '53, '54, Glee Club '53, Intramural Sports '54, Style Club '52, Dance Club '51. CLASS... SIDNEY RODGERS Science Club '52, LEE ROWAN Homeroom Chairman '51, '52, '53, President of Social Club '52, Science Club '51, Cheerleader '54, Letter Club '53, '54, Glee Club '51, '54. NAIDA ROWELL Maiorette '51, '52, Who's Who '54, Hall Duty '51, '52, Dance Club '52, Band '51, '52, Miss Parrish High '54, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee '53, Intramural Sports '54, Letter Club '51, '52, '53, Talent Show '51, '54. MARILYN CHAVERS SEBREN Social Club '51, '52, Intramural Sports '52, '53. SARA ANN SELLERS Jr. Red Cross '51, '52, '54, Glee Club Concerts '52, '53, '54, Glee Club Accompanist '52, '53, '54, Dance Club '51, '52, Hall Monitor '53, '54, Office Assistant '54, Library Assistant '54, Troy Festival '52, '53, '54, Letter Club '53,'54, Girls' Sextet '53, Home Ec. Fashion Show '51, Talent Show '53, '54, Class Musician '54, State Music Festival '54. EDSEL SMALL Handiwork Club '51, Social Club '52, Library Assistant '53, Intramural Sports '54, '52, DOUGLAS SMITH Red Cross '51, Glee Club '53, '54, Letter Club '54. GAIL SMITH Intramural Sports '51, '52, Glee Club Concert '53, May Day Festival '52, Troy Festival '53, Dance Club '51, Social Club '52, Class Officer '51, Miss Homecoming '54, Home- coming Committee '54, Jr.-Sr. Pram Committee '53, Hall Duty '51, '52, D. O. Club State Officer '54, D. O. Club '53 '54, Second Place Winner in State V. F. W. Essay Contest '53, Winner in Local Selling as a Career Essay Contest '53, Favorite '53, Girls' State '53, Invitation Committee '54, Letter Club '54. MARY CLAIRE SMITH Glee Club '53, '54, Hall Duty '53, Needlework Club '52, Letter Club '54. VETA SOBERA Hall Duty '51, '52, '53, Girls' Intramural Sports '51, Glee Club Concert '51, '52, '53, '54, Troy Festival '53, '54, Clinic Choir '53, Sextet '53, Dramatic Club Plays '52, Homecoming Committee '53, Football Maid '53, Maga- zine Sales Captain '54, Social Club '52, Dance Club '51, Sel- Ala Staff '54, May Day Festival '52, Talent Show '53, '54, National Honor Society '54, State Music Festival '54, Speech Productions '51, Class Poet '54, Letter Club '54. Z 3 unc ff-...Q ir 1011 BILLY SPEED Student Council '52, '54, Class President '51, '53, Who's Who '51, '53, '54, Football '51, '52, '53, '54, Football Captain '54, Basketball '52, '53, '54, Letter Club '51, '52, '53, '54, Ring Committee '53, Jr. Red Cross '51, Police Chief of Youth City '54, Favorite '54. LUCIA RIVES STRICKLAND Hall Duty '51, '52, '53, Dance Club '51, Home Ec. Fashion Show '51, Dramatic Club '51, Glee Club Concert '52, JEWELL STINSON Transferred from Robert E. Lee High, Jacksonville, Florida '53, Glee Club '53, Glee Club Concert '53, Intramural Sports '53, '54, Hall Duty '54, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee '53. JOE STINSON D. o. club '53, '54. JOANNE SWINK Red Cross '51, Dramatic Club '51, '52, Homeroom Chair- man '52, Little Olympics '52, Intramural Sports '53, Glee Club Concert '53, Troy Festival '53, Miss Parrish High '53, National Honor Society '53, '54, Secretory of Student Council '53, President of Student Council '54, D.A.R. Good Citizenship Girl '54, Who's Who '53, '54, Civitan Good Citizenship Award '53, Letter Club '53, '54, Pilot Club Girl of the Month '54, Favorite '54, Beauty '54, Hall Duty '51, '52, '53. .llMMY TATE Football '51, '53, Basketball Manager '51, '53, '54, Ushers Club '51, '52, '53 '54, Science Club '52, Letter Club '52 '53, '54, D. E. Club '54, Hall Duty '51, '52, '53, Proiectionists Club '51, '52, '53, '54, Kiwanis Boy of the Month '54, Glee Club '53, Dramatic Club '51, '52, '53, City Youth Day '53, '54. CHARLES TENNIMON Dance Club '51, D. O. Club '53 '54, D. O. Club President '54. MELBA TUCKER Letter Club '51, '52, '54, Dance Club '52, Social Club '51, Band, D, O. Club '53, '54, Home Ec. Fashion Show. PAT TWILLEY Office Girl '53, '54. ROBERT VAUGHN National Honor Socety '54, Dramatic Club Plays '51, Letter Club '53. CLASS... DORIS VEACH D. E. Club '53, '54, Social Club '52, JOYCE VINSON Tatler Staff '53, '54, Needlecraft Club '51, '52, Intra- mural Sports '52. ALICE WALKER Dance Club '52, Guidance Club '53, Office Assistant '52, '53, '54, Ring Committee '53, Girls Championship Softball Team '52, Girls' Championship Volleyball Team '52, May Day Festival '52, Homecoming Decorating Committee '53, Executive Committee for City Youth Day '53, Hall Duty '54. JOSEPHINE WALKER Dramatic Club '51, Speech Plays '51, Hall Duty '51, Glee Club '51, '52, Library Assistant '51, Letter Club '52, '53. MERRITT WALKER Sel-Ala Staff '54, Science Club '52, Proiectionist Club '53. LAWRENCE WALL Hall Duty '51, Red Cross '53, '54, D. O. Club '53, Head Cheerleader '54, Glee Club '52, '53, Little Olympics '52, Homeroom Chairman '51, Science Club '52, Social Club '51, Who's Who '54. JESSIE WEDDLE Social Club '52, Glee Club Concerts '53, '54, Troy Festival '53, '54, State Music Festival '54, Intramural Sports '53, '54, Little Olympics '53, '54, May Day Festival '52, Tatler Staff '54, Letter Club '54. JOEY WEST Business Manager of Sel-Ala '54, Hall Duty '51, '52, '54, Office Assistant '54, Assistant Director of Dramatic Club Production '52, Dramatic Club '51, '52, Homeroom Chair- man '54, Red Cross '52, Debate Club '51, '52, '54, Citizenship Club '52, Glee Club '54, Glee Club Concert '54, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee '53, Tatler Girl of the Month '54, Latin Club '52, City Youth Day '54, Letter Club '54, Homecoming Decorating Committee '54, Invitation Com- mittee '54, Magazine Sales Captian '54. LOUANNE WESTON Dance Club '51, Little Olympics '51, '53, Band '51, '52, Band Festival '51, Band Concert '51, '52, Hall Duty '51, '53, Letter Club '51, '52, '53, '54, Tatler Staff '54, Of- fice Assistant '54. ELBERT WILLIAMS Band '52, '53, '54, Band Clinic '53, Letter Club '52, '53, '54, All State Festival '53, Troy Band Festival '52, Dance Band '52, '53, '54, Band Concert '52, '53, '54, Little Olympics '51, Hall Duty '52, City Youth Day '54. 410 QQ Qi' C? if 1 if G' I' Luv 'S' L ,, TY E l0R JOHN ALVIN BROWN SHIRLEY CRAVES olee Club '51, f52, '53. JOHNNIE ENNI5 BARBARA GARRETT Transfer from Lanier '52, Glee Club '53, '54, Troy Festival '53, '54, State Festival '54, Sel-Ala Staff '54, Senior Float 0T I0 R LEONARD WILSON FIo'mii.wotii Cliziiimciii '52, Jr, Real Cross '5Q, ViCufPrvsI il: iii ol Stuiiviit Cwuiifil '53, Tiirtisurvi ol Student Counfil 5-I, Ivlliycr 'ot Youtli City '54, Hxgli Magazine Salesman 54, Hall Duty '5I, '52, '53, '54, Wiiiiici' of Lucy Nelson Debate '54. BOB WOODFIN Golf Team '53, '54, Letter Club '52, '53, '54, Latin Club '5I, Iiigli Magazine Salesman '54, Captain of Golf Team '54, Basketball '53, '54, ANN YATES Homuroorii Cliairfticin '5l, Hall Duty '5l, '52, '53, Intra- muial Sports '5I, '52, '53, Office Assistant '54, Glec Club Concert '5I, National Honor Society '54, Dramatic Club '53, Latin Club '5I, Style Club '52, Honiecoming Commit- tue '54, Ji.-Sr. Prom Committee '53, High Magazine Salus- maii '54, Editor ot SeIfAIa '54, WIio's Vtllio '54, Little Olympics '52, Runner-up in Civitan Oratorical Contest '53, Youth City '53, Favorite '54, Letter Club '54, Tatler Gil-I ofthe Month '54, Football Maid '53, '54. PICT RED GRACE JONES WALTER LARDENT NORMA JEAN MAHAN VIRGINIA SHELBY Committee '54, May Day Festival '52, Intramural Sports JOHN SIDIVEY '54, KATE JAMES HOOPER BETTY STRICKUN BETTY JANE HUOGINS FRANCES TROTTER Page 30 l l TJ -KK 0:6 X 'S' M Wnllnams D Ellwanger G Jones OFFICERS DAVID ELLWANGER Presude 11 'VARY JO WILLIAMS Vice Presldenf CEORGE JONES Secretary Treasurer The Class of 55 has proved nself fo be an outstanding one under The expert cadershxp of David Ellvvanger They have had a ve y QU ce slul year excell ng IIT th dlllerent school achvmes They gave The departing sensors a grand send off vvlfh a very good Ivlexlcan Flesfa Junior Senior Prom We know their sensor year vvlll 'J a fnne one 6 0 lo l W l L l l ll Il ll IJ ll ' ' 5 5 r , , gy ef, ' X397 W? M .Q 5 ' , X3 Q . H ,,pxe ' ff .,,.'k. ,1 .TAX . X T A I 1 In TRN V, A y TQ ' .-r . 1, . ' S 60 I L , 1 ll li 43141, ll li! ,l ' ...il Q54 I lvl.. lim f 1 1 J . I I Y r w U . Vxn ullgig 4 1 447 k 1 .. Q , . Q., ..., . -: ' , . ' wwf YS F -1 N33 we. I 4 Q D ' 7.21 -.Q We UPHIIIIIIIIE CLA I ,um D Rchurdson J Da s B HoIIngs oth OFFICERS JACKIE DAVIS Presrdem BETTY HOLLINGSWORTH Vice Presld nt DIANE RICHARDSON Secrerory Treasurer The CIoss of 56 hos Ignored the foci 1ho+ they ore the underdogs ond hove hod o gronc' yeor This class holds 0 lor of Promise In The different Irelds of OCIIVIIY We know Thor fhls promise wlII develop Info cm OUISICITCIIDQ closs f 5 ,eu TN A rs .fr A I ,An t x Q. Q -, - X A 1 ' I, , 0 M 3 f .V ' 5 s , 5 X Q! 1 I A , - I Q , ,f.' N N. K i A 1' x xk. ' X4 . i , . vi, . i w r I . ' 'e , . A I . A . . . . .. . - H - ll ' - A - I . uf' if as Q ' iff - - -au., 1 13 I , - .Sill 4 +-i,,,..- MRS. FRlDAY'S HOMEROOM First Row, left to right: J. Wooley, J. Wooley, P. Wyotr, P. Steword, O. Norrell, L. Smith, C Rose S. Roine, P. Sherrer, Holley Nichols . . . Second Row: Mrs. Fridciy, J. Roley, J. Peocock, M. Toit, J. Reis, R Suther D Trowiclc M Thomnson E Sewell S Wells R Shorpe Third Row- D Pugh, P. Willis, D. Richardson, M. Rowell, J. Wise, E. Wdlloce, A. Towns, N. Powell, D. Qucirles, J. Porr, THE SUP!-I0 lillll CLAS MR. YEAGER'S HOMEROOM First Row, left to right: H. LeVert, E. Morrow, B, Lee, C. Lee, T. Lovoy, B. Moson, H. Keettee, R Kurtz, K. McHugh, L. O'Brien . . . Second Row: Miss Holl, C. Hooks, J. Hughes, B. Murphy, D. Lorrison E. O'Gwynn, E. Howell, A Mecidows, G. Morris, B. Peeke . . . Third Row: B. McGee, H, Hutimon, J Jegeris, C. McMillon, T. Lindley, E. Mosley, H. Julien, B. Hendon, T. Henry. X MISS HALl.'S HOMEROOM First Row, left to right: E. Culp, C. Copeland, C. Friday, B. Beers, M. Hall, S. Ball, R. Alsobrook, J Coker, J. Edwards, K. Battles . . . Second Row: J. Chance, O. Davis, B. Culliver, R. Danielson, B. Ander- son, lvl. Dempsy, D. Barnes, B. Henderson, R. Butler . . . Third Row: C. Barnes, G. Gibson, S. Cordenni, S. Bond, D. Campbell, B. Harden, V. Hale, B. Brown, B. Carter, Mr. Yeager. IE llPlIll llllll CLASS MRS. REYNOLDS' HOMEROOM First Row, left to right: E. Young, D. Smyly, G. Thompson, B. Willis, D. Seales, J. Walker, B. Warren B. Price, B. Wilson, G. Redd . . . Second Row: L, Whitfield, A. Pitts, G. Stone, G. Sexton, A. Stoudenmire W. Powers, J. Rush, J. Phelps, C. Trippe . . . Third Row: Mrs. Reynolds, W. Turner, N. Tennimon, S. Thomas E. Staggers, G. Thompson, K, Schroeder, B. Smith, T. Strickland. .NJ ., A M., 3, kwin I , , .g, .9 , Y ,ff.,,- .L ew f -I 'flfdiwfiaia . .UE I' I 5 ,gi K L- Q ' R Y .:?': Q2 .g BIG THREE A . X , .. .. 5 gz figj ,Q x ,F 4 eyxl' ggxfs 1 2 .af If N eg. FUTURE OPERA STAR T. HOLD ON, PAT LADIES IN THE LAKE ,wixlfsj ram, mssamfwfm SOPHOMORE TALENT BILLY MOORE AND HIS COURT THREE OF A KIND 1' I' will N5 lg . vi' 1 4 I FOR BETTER ENERGY . HAT A POSE 11, G N. 'Mb von eREAI4TASL dr K A1111 f -c' 'fy I L ' ,..' AND BACTK AMAIIN 4 S ,x lf Q12 XXX J Q f Aff? 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V -49... i 'v i5' Wg' -0 . -'Q' ,i ' x 4,f?l.h ' ','g,fyp..x.xf 9. 'xx N. lui. ' f i fre.. ,f h.eQ m,' Q x-'nf' :I X x.!.,g.Kf Rf ix',qMf,aMA 3,3 -5, -'hx' 'Iwi .QQW .ba-'. f'-w'-.1 . ', i:..aA il'l'lll AL H0 llll i'llClE'l'Y 19 FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Jones, K. Moorer, D. Asquith, N. Nabars, T. Morrison, E. Yow, M. Privett, M. Croker . . SECOND ROW: B. Crane, A. Powers, D. Barton, Y. Gullatte, B. Speed, S. Randall, G. Hardy . . . THIRD ROW: V. Sobera M. Boykin, A. Standard, C. Majors, H. Gamble, H. Gillis, J, Swinlc, A. Yates, R. Vaughn, J. Barton, M. Hohenberg, Mrs. Stocksi NOT PICTURED: S. Sellers. Membership in the Parrish High Chapter ot the National Honor Society is based on scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Five percent of the Junior Class and ten percent of the Senior Class are selected each year for membership. Besides being an Honor organization, it is also a service one. This year, under the leadership of Mrs. Stocks, they had a tine tutoring system, sponsored Christmas baskets, made posters emphasizing desirable character traits, helped with Youth City Day, and had book sales. Also they helped with the religious work in the school by putting blessing cards in the cafeteria and sponsoring devotions over the speaker. Page 4.5 V4.4 THE EL-ALA f 1 x if LA fx gsm E . SEATED left to right- V, Soberu, A. Morgan, A. Yates, S. Randall, J. Richardson . . . STANDING, left to figllfr C. MUi0YS J. McKenzie,, B. Garrett, Brady, C. Petty, M. Walker, Miss Carr, B. Hicks, Y. Gullatte, C. Rainer, N. Allen, J. West. The 1954 Sel-Ala Staff has worked like mad to bring you, what we hope to be, the best Sel-Ala ever. Without the competent sponsorship ot Miss Carr and the cooperation of the faculty and student body at Parrish High, this could not have been made possible. Page 46 YATES '7 'var' .T FF The Stott consisted ot: Ann Yates, Editor, Carolyn Maiors, Associ- ate Editor, Joey West, Business Manager, Nell Allen, Associate Business Manager, Veta Sobera, Statistician, Yvonne Gullatte, Art Editor, Mary Alice Brady, Miscellaneous Editor, Clarence Petty, Sports Editor, Billy l-licks, Assistant Sports Editor, Claude Rainer, Literary Editor, Ann Morgan, Merritt Walker, Barbara Norton, Photographers, Joan Rich- ardson, Sherie Randall, Barbara Garrett, Typists, Josephine McKenzie, Junior Class Representative, Miss Kathleen Carr, Sponsor. 'HRH S' fs' Egg gl 'D cu-N. UTP' N-:N nn QQ' I Ni' Q Nl' Lg Q-JUL 'bv- K E, ?-...-':- Y? 1. F A-nf . MAJORS WEST ALLEN SOBERA GULLATTE BRADY PETTY HICKS RAINER MORGAN WALKER NORTON RICHARDSON RANDALL McKENZlE CARR TUBE 'l' Cllll UIL PRESIDING: J. Swink . . . SEATED, left to right: T. Morrison, P. Jones, C. Long, J. Salter, A. Standard, N. Cottinghum J McKenzie, M. Crocker . . . STANDlNG, left to right: D. Barton, R. Butler, G. Stone, J. Jones, L. Wilson, H. Gillis, B Speed c. Friday. Under the outstanding leadership of Joanne Swink and Mr. Brown, the Student Council of i953-1954 was an active one. Some ot the proiects that it was so successful in were: The annual issue of the Student Directory, Sponsoring the Hall Monitor Sys- tem, Conducting school elections, Sponsoring two forums on dating and other social problems. Our Student Council was honored by being elected Vice-President ot the Ala- bama Association of Student Council. Page 48 it 3, as V .J Wh if I N -FX- Y., KF! x 6 91-DMN? O F F I C E R S I-I. BROWN . Sponsor J. SWINK President T. MORRISON Vice President P. JONES Secremry L. WILSON Treasurer ACTIIIITIE THE COUNCIL BOOKSTORE tt Y 1 .p ' Qm QP qv 9 , SX! I i ,Mft- 2 Q ,f f 'fx ik 1 L Q ,X k ft .Qff Q l l i l it t li t Q , l i i , l l l 'i t ' tviiuotst BOYKIN Drum Major llllll BA The Marching Band, somewhat larger than in previous years, was fifty-tive pieces strong this past marching season. It is proud ot the invaluable team support and school spirit it lends to each football game. Through this support and its entertaining halt-time shows, the Marching Band has gained steadily in popularity, both with the student body and general public. The Concert Band, comprised ot almost the some per- sonnel, has gained much support through the past few years also. It has been well received by students in numerous assembly programs in the various schools and in many concert appearances attended by the general public. MISSING PAGE MISSING PAGE RJ W- C .L . ...i,,.-.-. -.. V.. .. - .. FIRST ROW, left to right: L. Wall, E. Hatfield, J. Warren, G. Smith, W. Edwards, M. Tucker, S. Houston, A. Parker, C Chance, A. Lamber, G. Howard, L. Lovelady, J. Hornsby, E. Pritchard, K. Hooks, B. Harris, G. Perry . . . SECOND ROW: J Tait, S. Bodiford, G. Chance, J. Clark, J. Stinson, P. Wright, H. Mott, C. Mcsheehan, C. Tennimon, S. Blair, L. Vickers, D. Veach, E. Nichols, F. Trotter, K. Brady . . . THIRD ROW: Mr. Yeager, R. Bevins, W. Lardent, S. Julian, C. Dunaway, B. Wood, P. Callaway, J. Perry, A. Griffin, J. Foster, E. Hutto, A. Johnson, D. Knight, J. Ryles, Mrs. Friday. . .UL The D. O. Club includes vocational students in the Distributive Education and Diversified Occupations classes. Students in the part-time cooperative program attend school tor one-halt day and work in se- lected business establishments the remaining halt day. The bi-rnonthly meetings ot the Club were devoted to business, socials and educational activities, enlivened by visiting speakers. The highlight ot activities sponsored by the club is the Employer-Employee-Parent banquet which was held in late January. The program and decorations were centered on the rainbow motit. Seventeen Club members, accompanied by Mrs. Friday and lvir. Yeager attended the District D. O. Convention at Jackson, Alabama. From this event the Club brought home the District Trophy awarded the outstanding club in the South-Western District. They also won tirst place in the Mr. D. O. contest and second place in the Miss D. O. contest, tirst place in the Oratorical Contest, and First Place in the Essay Contest. They also had an outstanding record at the State Convention held at the University of Alabama. They were awarded the trophy for outstanding Club in Alabama. Parrish also won second place in the Oratorical Contest and State Essay Contest. ' As the Club Project for T953-T95-4, o metal magazine rack was bought tor D. E. Class room and an unabridged Webster Dictionary tor the D. O. class room. Page 53 THE GLEE CLUB l r EY! I i NTT I X I 1 - as 8 - fcuwws Under the brond new direction of Miss Bonnie Gunnels, the Glee Club hos reolly been on outstonding one this yeor. The onnuol Christmos Concert ond Spring Concert were excellent. The group gczve very good pertorrncinces before severol civic clubs, ond porticipoted in the Music Festivol ond clinic Choir in Troy, where they received top honors, by getting to go to the stote Music Festivol in Tuscolooso. They mode history ot Porrish High. Page 54 4. 'PHE llul CE BA .ff -vi FIRST ROW left to rught Betty Sue Holley puano Don Campbell strung bass Tommy Lovoy John Pennungton Milton Boykun Gene Hardy and Eddue Young Saxophones SECOND ROW Bully Culver Elbert Wulluams Robert Owen Gerald Tucker trumpets THIRD ROW George Jones Bully Peek James McGee Franklin Harris trombones and Charles McMulluan drums Herman Carr director extreme rught This organization is an innovation un the Musuc Department of the Hugh School this year Membership un the Dance Band us possible Through tryouts only and the personnel us taken from the Marching and Concert Bands The Dance Band numbered sixteen pieces Thus season and was highly commended wherever ut performed It gave performances un assembly programs at the Junior and Senior Hugh Schools, Civic Clubs, The Kiwanis Talent Show, The Junior Class Caberet Dance, and radio programs. Page 55 HIGH MAGAZI E ALESME PM f 'lpajqa ,, LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Allen, B. Woodfin, B. Ford, A. Yates, J. McKenzie, D. Barton, B. Norton, C. Rainer, A. Powers, C Majors, S. Randall, M. Boykin, L. Wilson. All records were broken this yeor when the closs of '54 topped oll others by selling 576,000 worth of subscriptions. The Sel-AIO staff extends its sincere cxppreciotion to all of the Senior Closs who mode this cinnuol possible. Page 56 JINIUR RED Cllllrr .,,.-. Nr ff. hr' 0 N fzia wx V Y' 5 f . .Q A ' . - 'fl if J -Q Y J 'I gg J f-Al . ff ' 4 f 4 . - ' Q 3 .Jussi -Q-is FIRST ROW, left to right: T. Mackin, J. McKenzie, E. Kerr, R. Alsbrook, J. Gaddy, V. Pugh, N. Cottingham, K. Battles, C. Hooper . . . SECOND ROW: P. Upright, S. Abrams, L. Wall, B. Renshaw K. McHugh, M. Rowell, J. Barton, D. Green, Miss Wallace . . . THIRD ROW: B. Kendall, S. looney, D. Meadows, S. Guinn, A. Stannard, K. Schroeder, D. Massey, B. J. Stephens, E. Coon, E. O'Gwinn, J. Beatty. The Junior Red Cross, under the guidance of Miss Florence Wallace, packed boxes for overseas relief and promoted the J. R. C. Drive at Parrish High. Some of the other projects were: fixing baskets for needy families at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Page 57 .E l 'bi . wf M 'A v req 'FW Y ' I 5 q. 2l 'PHE UFFICE ASSISTA 'I' LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Powers, S. Quinn, A. Abston, B. Crane, N. Allen, S. Sellers, Miss Pitts, B. J. Stephens, B. Holley, A. Yates, L. Weston, P. Twilley, J. West, B. Norton, J. Richardson, N. Nabors, M. Day. SEATED, left to right: P. Watson, Y. Gullatte, W. Boutwell, M. Day, J. Martin, S. Abrams . . . STANDING, left to right: Miss Baxter, P. Gantt, D. Smith, J. Reis, S. Sellers, K. Johnston, M. Coe, F. Musunte. - f N f X! ,, Sm A-.135 T'7 - gviv' mi. 1' f'-'v .-.le ... .. PILHT GIRL HF THE MHNTH LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Walker, N. Allen, J. Swink, J. Richardson, A. Powers. KIWA I HHY HF THE M0 TH FIRST ROW, left to right: H. Gillis, M, Privett, J. Tait, E. Williams . . . SECOND ROW, lefl YO righi: R. W00dfln, B- CYGHB M. Boykin. H. Gamble. CAR E qgqeglgwyi- x.-' 3 1 .8 QNXZT si .fgit s --Q-A-M' 'WWMNWN' 5 g , Q. Q 4 1 ,,,,l9., , s ..1l--z-vvv'-v-'-wwe--f K-vm Lf, E DAY Coreer Doy is held every two yoors ot Poi' rish High. Severol other l-ligh Schools ore itz' vited to Come ond eitioy this dciy with u-3. Coiisultonts in oil brohches of the business world come ond tolk to the students on their professions. This is o big help to the students on choosing their vocotioh for the future. Corz- tests ore held Oli themes ond posters, cmd ovvords are received by the siucleetts, EA FE ..,,...-- CITY YIIUTH IIIIY t I I I JOE BARTON , President of City Council LEONARD WILSON Mayor FIRST ROW, left to right: T. Morrison, N. Cottingharn, B. Moorer, K. Moorer, C. Suttle, J. McKenzie, J. West, J, Davis, J. Reis, B. Hollingsworth, M. Privett . . . SECOND ROW: J. Martin, M. Hohenberg, S. Turner, J. McKenzie, D. Barton, A. Powers, B. Speed, E. Gamble, J. Barton, D. Massey . . . THIRD ROW: J. Jones, B. Hendon, G. Stone, L. Wilson, R. Butler, B. Carter, E. Williams, C. Maiors, D. Richardson, H. Gillis . . . FOURTH ROW: C. Clark, S. Thomas, B. Woodfin. 'Pe J I' , I NJ if Q s'f Yr' If 1,2 J Q It 2 g . s I . 5' 5 City Youth Doy is sponsored by the Ki- vvcmis Club of Selma every yeor. It enobles the students to become better ocquointed A with the functions ot the City government, . x Q T t -, :qs 'N i Q -rw 'XG' M QC! 1 2 .Ky L - Q X X 9,55 ff- 5 Ei 2' R it .f -...me FIRST Row, Left to Right: Judy Reis, Beryie McCain, W a n d a Boutwell, Andrea Knowles, Betty Moore r... SECOND ROW: Lumy MCA Culiough, J a n e McKenzie, Mary Harrison, Lynn Livings- ton, Pat Wyatt ,a-s.......:-- -,- - rf -Y, , 0-4 I FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Judy Reis, Beryl McCain, A n d r e a Knowles, Wanda Boutwell, Betty Moorer . . . S E C O N D ROW: Connie Smith, Mary Harrison, Everly G o d w i n, Lynn Livingston, Pot Wyatt, Annie Ruth Hester IRL .,,,,, ---an 25 FIRST ROW, Left lo Right: Jessie Weddle, Non Cullen, Ann Blci r... SECOND ROW: Surah Green, Shirley Blair, Betty Hollingsworih, Lynn llvingsfon P ll ll 'I' nu l lllll I 1 .-IN '5-wh pn-1 X lf' .Qi I , 4 f f , w GAIL SMITH Miss Homecoming PAT NORRIS Junior Maid Parrish High's Homecoming fhis year was a spirited affair wifh Gail Smith reigning as Queen and Paf Norris and Nellie Kafe Coffinghani attending her as maids. The affair was started by a parade, followed by the game that night, and ended wifli a very successful dance. ,pusy iiviili NELLIE KATE COTTINGHAM Sophomore Maid fps -fi Y .si 4 NNN-f -N . i g- ag ,K 1'-,N 1 1 .L M , mg- Q, .IQ '33'5fxf wlx. e , N . 9, x Juv...-1 ff if .3 521 Q F Q 1 ' it :QA r ,S - .-,. fr- f 125 A DAY 5 '5ffQQu A . 1 t ABU! wi' , ,. -V.-,. 'Sz 5 Q., Y W 5 E? , ,L 'fi W 3 tf. - .rsfqufyw : '-K figsffyfu Q 4 ' Q, Q P 5' x A , ,QS gay? ii? NW . . jig - ' NIGHT 5. I wx I wx :1 I FR I P THE HDR BA ET The theme for this year's Sr. Banquet Out ot This VVarid was really an appropriate one. Everyone there agreed that the food, the service, the setting, and the entertainment were all exactly that. All our thanks to the P,-T. A. for giving us this truly untorgetable banquet. JW Xxxyuf FW- ! s ., 'X-on GIMDUATIO E ERCICE. llwc Class ol '54 wus grocluulonl on llnrf migln ol Moy 3l, in flwc Porrislw Higlu fwrliforium. I'-Ari Norris BorTon, o momlqor ol The School Boorcl, prc,5omTed ilwc cliplomos. Mr. l-lorry Gomlyle presenled lllc Lucy Nelson Dolbcxlo oword To Loomorcl Wileorm, Mr. EorlGooclwir1, of llwo Sclmo Civilorm Club presorwlecl Noro Nolyors vvlTl1 Tlno Junior Cifizcnsllip ovvolcl of U tfip to Wcxslwirwgtolw, ond The Senior' Cilizemsllip oword 'O Miriom Doy. at Bi W 5' L awww. qw 'A 1 hifi-13,-Y al A , 'Y H si 4' 1.1. itll, walk 'AUS- SH If lA- 'C'4,p.. 1 sg Q 'O in 1 6 F-4. vs m :Ai -Q ij , x -,IV 7- , 1 A :L , be I 'Agni' W Q Q . 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PRIVETT GILLIS NIX MACKIN SMITH HARDY BARTON CRANE SPEED 'PHE H PL YER QUARTERBACKS B, Price, B. Crowe . 1-, ..:'7. lg CENTERS E. Mosely, M. Privott, B, Hardy 231212. FULLBACKS B. Moorer, G. Thompson QM ENDS FIRST ROW, left to right: Gillis, Speed, Morris i R ,wax . . . SECOND ROW: Coon, Cornell. Anderson, Robinson HALFBACKS FIRST ROW, left To right: Harris, Terrill, Kurtz SECOND ROW: Hardin, Mockin, Beotfy. GUARDS First Row, left to right: Stone Bolton . . . Second Row: Beers Howell. THE PL EH TACKLES First Row, left to right: Turner, Trippe . . . Second Row: Groyson, Godwin, Hudson. G Hllllllll BEN CRANE Winner of the Quarferback Trophy the most valuable player award. -xv, X, 1' W Ar CHARLES SMlTH All-State Taolaall Team MALLORY PRIVETT Winner of The James Cash Trophy for The mast valuable line- man. THE CHEE RLEA an A ' 1 59' ...fik-sdiixi-'95'Y.y Y. Avm.ih-Briar.-.ex-.. :.Q...:,fQe.:vcV:.-A: nd. FIRST ROW: Lefi to Right: Nora Nubors, Ardis Powers, Sherle Randall, Mina Hohenberg, .loy Suflle . . . SECOND ROW: Lee Rowan, Lawrence Wall, Gene Hardy. DER This yoar's Cheerleaders, led ably lay Lawrence Wall, cheered The Team on To vic- lory in both football and luaskelball. ww- A fwfr--Sala. Wi .ffl 0- - Tllllllll TEAM 1 Q 1 'Y' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 K I 1 1 K 1 . 1 . Y 4 - 1 1 g 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l ' ' 1 1 I W 4 1, 1 1 1 1 ' A 1 1 RK 1 i K. 'K I' x'1 1 1 , ' Q A 1 C, Q 1 I .,1 1 ' I 11 ' ' 111 - 1 , R A,g,g11V1Sg,l,llKK'K ' 1' Q11 1 1 1.1 , . ,. , ll RCN R kc K.R K K, X is I 1' 1 ,1 ' Q ' '. ' ' ' ' ' 4 Q :Tm '- , 1 ' ,X 1, , ' x ' - x 1 1 11,1 1 K XA Al ,K g ' ' 1s '. K K, 'X K ,g 1 1, 1, 1 1 1 R 1 1 1 1 1 ., 'xQk,Q,K xxi kk, Q XXX I 4. Q g Q ' 1, 1 1 1 1 1.1 . K 1 1 1 gl 1K1 KKK 2, K , , , ,h ,X K , r , ,K '- X 1 ' is 1 ..1hqibg, 1 K so -:,'e.,f-x LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Privett, W. Attawcy, D. Grayson, M. Boykin, B. Hicks, D. Burton. The Parrish High Tennis Team was re-organized in T950 and we have fielded a team each year since that time. However, letters were awarded for the first time this season. Interest has grown in tennis at Parrish. Fourteen boys were out for the team this year including seniors: Walter Attaway, Milton Boykin, Mallory Privett, David Barton, Joe Barton, Billy Hicks, Barnett Hardy, Ben Crane, Lawrence Wall, and Cecil Martin. Dick Grayson, Mallory Reeves and Don Larison will be back for another season's play. Some excellent prospects from Junior High will join the team for another season also. SEASON'S RESULTS WON... ...2 LOST... ..4 Page 85 L 1 1 4 o,: I O lp, 93, . , . wif I K 212' ', , +.,.Q',M i CGACH JOHN SCARBOROUGH UnderTl'1e oufsfanding leadership of Captain Ben Crane and Co-Cape tain Cleo Clark, The 1953-1954 team played, nal as five individe uals, but as a compact unit. . ' . ll KET llwe only sport molar oz Illl at A. G. Pamslm la erwloy a x ming season. The loam paste 1 l2 wan and 7 lost recorcl. WALTER ATTAWAY, BEN All-Disfricl Team .If w CRANE !!E.:..,'- BALL D If 210 LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Harris, R. Terrill, M. Boykin, W. Robinson, C. Clark, H. Hudson, B. Woodfin, B. Crane, W. Atfaway B Speed, G. Hardy. PARRISH ..,. . . PARRISH .... ..... PARRISH ..., ..... PARRISH, .. PARRISH ..., ...,. PARRISH ., .. PARRISH .... . . PARRISH PARRISH ,... . I PARRISH .... . . PARRISH, .. , , A TEAM THE SEASON'S RESULTS LUVERNE IEMISON PARRISH GREENVILLE . PARIQISH GREENSBORO PARRISH LANIEI2 ,... PARRIQH GREENVILLE ,. ., PARRISH ALEX CITY .. PARRISH TALLASSEE .. PARRISH ALEX CITY , PARRISH WEST END Page 87 CLANTON KINSTON EUFAULA TALLASSEE LUVERNE LANIER CLANTON JEMISON EUFAULA BA IITBALL N.,f, XMA- w-:F ri GEW4 i all Q11 ' 5 . ,K X. fipf ,L FIRST ROW, lofi Oo righf: K. Battles, R. Alsbrook, S. Ball, A. Pifis . . . SECOND ROW: B. Price, B. Hardin, J. O. Moore G. Morris, M. Reeves, G. Sexion, C. Friday . . . THIRD ROW: J. Beatty, E. Moseiy, B. Anderson, B. Coon, S. Thomas, B. Cornet? J. Jones, B. Clemenis, PARHSH . PARWSH. , ., PARHSH, ,. PARHSH PARWSH PARWSH, T. Henry. B TEAM THE SEASON'S RESULTS LUVERNE PARRISH JEMISON . PARRISH GREENVILLE PARRISH GREENSBOR3 PARRISH GREENVILLE PARRISH ALEX CITY Page 88 CLANTON KWBTON LUVERNE LAPMER , JEMBON and 'T M sf 1 I l sw' E Ai -I Ill Eli ALL FIRST ROW, left to right: K. Battles, A. Pitts, D. Smyly, G. Stone, K. Schroeder, R. Kurtz, C. Friday, S. Corcloni, H E. O'Gwynn, G. Morris . . . SECOND ROW, left to right: Coach Richardson, V. Nix, S. Ezell, B. Moorer, E. Mosley H. Hudson, M. King, B. Clements, R. Terrill, J. O. Moore, B. Jones. PARHSH PARWSH PARHSH PARHSH PARWSH PARWSH PARHSH PARHSH PARHSH PARHSH PARHSH PARHSH PARRISH. , , SEASON'5 RESULTS ..6 HKKS MEMOWAL... ...T .. 7 DALLAS COUNTY .. . . ., 6 ,. 4 LAPHER .... . . ....27 . 6 ORRVILLE , 1 . . 2 BIBB COUNTY ..,. .... T 2 .. 1 LAPUER . ........., ,.. 6 .. 4 VVHCOX COUPUY .N .H 2 ..5 HKXS MEMOHAL.,. ...6 . . 6 DALLAS COUNTY .... , . . 3 .,5 VVHCOX COUNTY H. .. 6 .. 3 BIBB COUNTY . ... . 4 . H15 ORRVHLE . M. .H 3 COUNTY PLAY-OFF .. 2 CARLOWVILLE Page 90 , 29 4 Huffman H. Gillis E PLAYER. B. JONES H. GILLIS, B. MOORER H. HUFFMAN COACH RICHARDSON V. NIX, R. ALSOBROOK, J. O. MOORE S. CORDONI, E. MOSELY C, FRIDAY E. O'GWYNN, S. EZELL H. OILLIS v n- ,fix-.... H v li- ',1.- V. NIX, J. O. MOORE 'J 1 'di ,gnu . W rt TERRILL B. MOORER H. HUDSON, R. KURTZ lllILF TEAM f wtf LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Hardy, B. Woodfin, C. Muriin. The golf fecam composed of Coptoin Bob Woodfin, Chris Burns, Gene Hordy, Cecil Morfin ond Cokie Hooper finished The seoson with cz 3 won-5 lost record. Although The over-oll record does not show o successful secnson, The 'feorn played well ond most of The defects were decided on the lost hole by o morgin of o very few points. PARHSH ..... PARHSH ..... PARHSH ...., PARNSH ,.... PARWSH ..s., PARHSH .... PARWSH .... SEASON'S RESULTS . I . .l4V2 MARION INSTITUTE UHIIV2 LANIER 4,.,I3 GADSDEN...,.,. , , 8 DOTHAN. ..,, ,.,. , . .. 8 MARION INSTITUTE 4 GADSDEN .....,.. . . . 5V2 DOTHAN . . 3V2 6V2 5 IO IO I4 IQIQ ff' WW W 5 X if X Wx JDJ MY 'bw kx W NNW 102 W ff Il! -L-u-I I ' ' -- -- - -.-- -- f.:-'- -'- u. - '- .w.-.4--f v -,-. ,g eg--,,. U -.4 73, . '.- -' -. : -'S- :- ...,- . ..A.- , .. . -, . . 'C - V- .- , - -.fmt '.-gf?-G .-, -3- f1Ch.m'-- ' ' ,- -.'- ..-1 H-. ,:'f,-.. - -L I .A gffjg- 72 , jggqggf. r X -- . .. ,, ...mp ,..-., .U T, - my - -in ' ' '- 3-Qiifgl, . iL?gi5z:3.,QfEff, D T' -If7iF1?fL'ff2f-f?lfj'f ,H'fy'i1.5, L: Lge'-T-:,92i,gj 3:':'4:,L',1f 'g,.4g15j1:-,iw fx. -: - Q-xx . 3,1--. . gs. A.-1 N-.ig , ff- f- -'-5-'-Q: ,- ge 1- I .- - --rg ' g if-lafv 'L vp- . -. A ff.,J,S1Q.?'f:-t: 11:1v1z?!'a?f-33ffl:--1gi: ek. 31 '- rf' f 5' p - .. U - N sh'-'-FQ. -Z .Q-1?-fl-:,Sl,':fy: is -it --1? V ,, -.fjfffi-f:. 4:-' :gilig 'Y-,',.-.f 0:4 4. .f., -I if .I -- g-3:,l:,i 1 -f 'T'-,1',:.X' . ' ff? ' fi-I-: .', ' '-.' .' jf: ' yi 1' - E'-3'.f.',.' '. .A Z,-. ' jf? .H-if --J xj: j - 'fj,. 'S7.' ikfi'-.'.'Q ' T. '. ' 4- N ,'-'j.,:' r K - 5. , . -,-, 3 Q , A --Im. h. .il in it 7x:':l. Y. U LL I 17 I ' Q.' . 7,, - -fl' 'Z' 1' ' -lfjfz-I. .4 ', ' 1 -, h . ,- - - -5? 5 0 4 ' ' Q Y' Af: 1 A ii 49. f 3 S I , i'. 5Q13iQJ -fff L ll ...,, - A 5 -'di jif' W ' ' ng --' 111, , A - fd ' ' -. 4 - '- - - ' ' My .N 4: ' ' .lf 'g' 'it . 11 ' ' 'N ,tv .I t . ap Q' .A Q p Q iw. ,, A, XB, ' N I 1 , , 1. , z ,. , 5 , .X . F I . . 1 -H ,. ,ff -M? 4 -434. , I .ffsww .S in-L JOHN ROBERT POWERS World-Famous Beauty Authority Je UAW 0UI'l BEAUTIE Miss Sherie Randall BEAUTIES Miss Sue Rives BEAUTIE pm BEAUTIES Miss Joanne Swink gp '? 5 4Uf'ilf?f M BEAUTIES 3f'f3'kGh A X 1 - Q - X6 - '. ' - ,, sw :xi . 612' I tml: f f I w 'L - .N ,1.::, 1 -. .-.. -5 -a2.s:i1r::s' P' '5 . 3, V Miss .lean Martin BEAUTIE .pawn We 0 416' QW Mlss Catherme LeGrone IE i,,- .X Miss Elizabeth Hutto BEAUTIE BEAUTIES S NELL ALLEN Q I I BEN CRANE ARDIS POWERS FWRITY -...,,' JOANNE SWINK RALPH OFLINN 4? JOAN RICHARDSON HARRY GAMBLE ANN YATES FAVUIHTES SHERIE RANDALL BILL KENDALL x ,N fi 6 32390. ' . ' Nw G' lu! hi ' ' ,f 5 ' J., iz .. , ' L 4 aacefzfieof NORA NABORS Junlor JACKIE DAVIS Sophomore 41199 Seem Wllll'.' lllHll ll Most Likely to Succeed f' ,ff ,J Yi JOANNE SWINK MALLORY PRIVETT Y? Ideal Seniors NELL ALLEN BEN CRANE Most Popular ARDIS POWERS BILLY SPEED PQ' ' .XI Semcffm Besf Dancers NAIDA ROWELL MILTON BOYKIN QL.. H N! x W3 ,,,, .fv,4 ,IW say wg, f'IlI,?II'I Best Looking SHERIE RANDALL HARRY GAMBLE Most Dignified CLAUDE RAINER BILL KENDALL WHO l WHO Friendliesi NELL ALLEN JOE BARTON Most lntellecfucl PAT JONES DON ASQUITH 'N Best Dressed ANN YATES BARNETT HARDY Best Figure CLARICE CLONTS Best Physique BILLY SPEED I , Swim Cufest NAIDA ROWELL BILLY MOORE MgQaQyf ' W' Wiffiesf ANN YATES JOE BARTON is Y ! W it H0' illll Best Personalities JOAN RICHARDSON LAWRENCE WALL Best All-Round ARDIS POWERS BEN CRANE Biggest Flirts CLAUDE RAINER BILLY BLACKWELL f' G I my X Best Athletes SARAH ALICE GREENE CHARLES SMITH Seam Most School-Spirited JOAN RICHARDSON LAWRENCE WALL lt Wm., -f I . , Fw - E N be f X . ov' N- . 2, J' 2 4 A X x -Q' ' Best Citizen MIRIAM DAY if' ---.VW --- o i o 3 l t .V ll l tl l E ' A l l 1 ' S. twig- Best All-Round Most Popular MINA HOHENBERG NORA NABORS JOHN JONES LEASK HARRIS f ' 9 T Mm W ll ll ll ll ll Best Looking Most lntellectuol NORA NABORS ANN STANNARD JOHN JONES TORBIT HENRY P,,.-. Besf Looking Most Populor PEGGY GANTT JACKIE DAVIS KEN SCHROEDER BUDDY HARDIN 5 I ' comme I I Best All-Round Most lnfellecfuol JACKIE DAVIS DOROTHY MASSEY BUDDY HARDIN BILL HENDERSON i2iUl'l GAIL SMITH MALLORY PRIVETT MlRlAM DAY , T Parish High was xery proud To have Gail Smith and Miriam Day represenf if at C irfs' State This year. If also was a great credif To have Mallory Priyefi represent if at Boys' Siafe. JOANNE SVVINK D. A. R. Good Citizenship Girl JOE BARTON Boy of fhe Year if N gg W M9 -Q-fax' 45. ,uni 1 A .K JOE BARTON Class Historian In revnewmg the post twelve years we recall many memories of uncudents whnch have gone together to mold our character and our personality We shall never forget our flrst day In grammar school We were puzzled as to the reason for all thus But soon mysterious new worlds were apparent to us We could read the funny papers by ourselves and we found that hlgher mathematrcs such as 2 -l- 2 4 could be very useful In everyday lnfe We had the world In the palm of our hands We had penetrated the va t death of knowledge but lo a dark cloud fell upon our horrzonl We were confounded by the knowledge that more was expected of us X -4- Y could equal 4 also water wasnt water but H O But even obstacles like this dldnt stop us We traveled on through four wonderful years at Parrish Hrgh and now we have reached thus goal of graduation We look unto the future wuth abldlng trust In God and Man Page l22 I X were amazed to find that not all teachers were ogres and life would go on even in school. At first, we ' I A - ' 5 1 1 CLASS WILL fi llllllllllllllllllrlllllltUUUUUUUULIIIllllllll J- I Q mm all WA-IOOL LEONARD WILSON Class Lawyer We the Class ot Nuneteen Hundred and Fatty Four Albert G Parrnsh Hxgh School Cnty of Selma County ot Dallas State ot Alabama beung ot sound mind and body do make and declare thus to be our last wlll and testament hereby revoking any and all wnlls made I' retofo-e tem tem tem tem lem Item ARTICLE l We the C'ass ot I954 leave to our parents and to the tacu'ty our grateful acknowledgement of their patience and efforts In our behalf We the Class of l954 leave to the school a new magazine sale record We the Class of l954 leave to those who come after us wlth greatest sympathy and sorrow a longer school day ARTICLE II Bobble Amos Dryden Marilyn Chavers Sebren Lou: e Earn Mott Jessie Henderson Hassler Betty Hooker Harris Lucla Rives Strlckland and Jams Rush Blanton leave to the lumor gurls their secret on how to hook a man Bully Blackwell leaves his barbells to Sibley Thomas Maurlne Lawley leaves her abullty to keep the boys at a safe dastance to Sussle Suptrnne P.-I , It q , A , ., T E i ' y , 5 , ' 5 2 2 Y i Z I 7'-f'f,,.q.:f ,,.p':-rr' . .jg-1 'V 5 5 ir fi ' 1 gs l ' Qluf., 'fm ' 1 I' . , . , ' A .h - . at ., K, Q M , ' j . is 2 C W . K , , . - . - I Q . .v I . I , , - , I . I le ' . l I. , I , . I 2. , , , ' . I 3. , , I I- ' , ' , 'S A , ' , 1 , I 2. ' ' ' . CLASS PIIEIVI This is the year that our dreams come true! The time when our fondest mem'ries come shining through! No doubt can dim our smallest sorrow, No fear can hide our hope of tomorrow. This is the year we shall live to bless! Each smile, each joy, each tear shall build success. Though our earthly gains be small, This is the moment we have much to gives- Youth, Perfection, Wealth! We give them gladly, with no thought of self, This is the year when we shall leave those hallowed halls! Our thanks for all the treasures we have gleaned. With saddened hearts, and love for all the Ideals we hold supreme. This is the year in which we look for happiness! Contentment, wisdom-these will be our guiding stars, We grasp the future, and what it may possess, But, Parrish High, forever, in our hearts will be blessed! Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item VETA SOBERA, Class Poet C L A S S W I L L Bristol Haughton wills his eggs to the Cafeteria. Carolyn Gugliotta bequeaths her unpronouncable name to her sister Frances. Charles Tennimon and James Foster entrust the management of Sears to lvlr. DuBose. Katie Gilmore leaves her loud voice to Coach Scarborough. Billy Hicks and Nell Allen leave Barbecue Heaven to next year's Seniors who go home to lunch. Betty Sue Holley entrusts the front line in the band to Frances and Allen, Clarence Petty, Joe Peterson, Alfred Griffen, Cleo Clark, and Gary Chance leave A 81 P to work for Kwik Chek and Delchamps. Barbara Norton bequeaths her quite studious ways to Evelyn Godwin. Sidney Rodgers and Harvey Gillis leave the Junior High girls to sit at home. Catherine LeGrone leaves the Royal typewriter to Ann Twilley. Don Asquith bequeaths his way with the women to Rudolph Valentine. Sara Ann Sellers wills here musical ability to Donna Pugh. Barbara Garrett entrusts her love to Ray Kurtz, trusting that he will not flirt with too many iunior girls. Cecil Martin bequeaths his big ears to any one who is hard of hearing. Ardis Powers and Sherie Randall leave their vim, vigor, and vitality to their replacements- Sarah and B. J. Merritt Walker and Vivian Nix leave the Physics lab in a horrible mess. Joey West bequeaths her assortment of sweaters to Fred Heinz. Walter Attaway and Ben Crane leave Parrish High without a basketball team. fContinued on page T251 Iti-in 9? Item Q3 ltuin Qfl Item Q5 Item Q6 Item Q! Item Q8 Item 29 Item 30 Item 3l Item 32 ltem 33 Item 34 Item 35 Item 36 Item 37 Item 39 item 39 Item 40 Item 4l Item 42 Item 43 Item 44 SARA ANN CLASS WILL Binlicnrz lliilrlirnrl Ii-rt.ri- 'i::t to all li3tu'f.:crtte. J. If Brrfvvn lnc1.f.-s ri t..' ffryrfzi -.wortderiizg what J. l. means. llifggy Kiilly Ir.-crvcs Iirri goldenri loclqs to the tliriqe liectrs. Bolilry Ford leaves Irie, little nose to Davis Ellvvonger, Joan Richardson, Ann Yates, Rcrtsy Jones, and Joanne Svvink leave ci deck ol cardz and a liridge hook tor En-d, Miro, Emily, and Judy, Lawrence Vvctll Ifouglit rmtliing, took cts much as he could, liut leaves nothing Gail Smith c-ntrcsts. tlrff llzrrr.-crg:i.ing c'ovvn to next year's best. David Bcnton wills the Green Lizard tothe Green Hornet. Sue Rives lecmfs her hrifr to Sue Cooper. Jimmy Ellison Isegueatlts his singing talents to George Jones, Ann tvioigcin leaves he: oI,ility to walk in high heels to Nancy Warren, Kenneth Brady ond Raymond Brooch leave the rattles in their cars to anyone hoving the some brand. Doris Green leaves her vvrtist-line to Ram Vifright. Harry Gamble entrusts his good looks to any one else who likes to hear the girls sigh. Shirley Ahrams Iecives her sv-.eet personality tor the iunior girls, Boh Vvoodtin leaves to teach Rresidert Eisenhower hovv to play golf. Jevvell Stinson leaves the Guidance oltice phone lor Mrs. Friday. Milton Boykin, Rolnert Owen, Elhert Williams, and James McGee leave the P. H. S. band to loin Spike Jones. Jean lvlctrtin leaves the Selma lheciter Guild to Clara Hutt. Robert Voughn entrusts his loud shirts to the boys at R. B. Hudson High. Marie Crocker ond Jane McKenzie leave their lady-like conduct to Lil Kemp and Eleanor Kerr. Cecil Dunavvciy Icdueritlis his hair to Dave the Janitor. Yvonne Gullotte leaves ct strong endorsement to Big Kissin' Jim Folsom, Cflontinued from page 138i SELLERS, Class Musician We vvill soon be leaving Parrish High School And our friends so true. All our days and all our fondest memories We will hold so dear. On we go, our goal in lite to seek The time has come for us to bid odieu All our thanks we give to those who taught us Priceless treasures all these years have brought us. Through the years we'll n'er forget our happy days with thee We say good-bye, dear ole Parrish High. BILL KENDALL, Closs Prophet I'm going to osk you to come with me To thot Iond where dll things might be And to picture o mogic mirror on the woll A mirror thot will speok ond tell us oll All the things that ore going to be In the yeor nineteen hundred ond seventy-three The mirror beginsm-the story unfolds A picture oppecirs ond we behold, CLASS PRIIPHECY NR. CLARENCE of the A. St P. Is known in the grocery business os the mon to see For corrots ond cobboges, squosh ond spoghetti You con olwoys get it cit the A 8t Petty. SIDNEY EARL RODGERS has o job quite unique His motto is If weolth you would hove, for weolth you must seek Millions in Brozil nuts ond hickory nuts he's mode For you see Sidney Eorl is o squirrel by trode! ELBERT WILLIAMS mode o fortune, he exchonged rogs for riches. He got it by lifting wollets from other men's britches. HARRY GAMBLE is o lowyer known neor ond for When he's not on the bench, he's stonding ot the bor. VETA SOBERA ond LAWRENCE WALL ore morried ond settled down They hoven't got fortune, fome or renown They live in o smoll cottoge by the seo, And ore the proud porents of three. YVONNE GULLATTE is the governor of Bomo She's recilly got the stcite in o clomor. JANIS BLANTON hos o job thot's reolly o honey Thot girl olwoys hod o nose for money. LOUISE LOVELADY is cz trock stor it would seem She won the Olympics for the U. S. Teom. PAT TWILLEY is o rodio producer's wife She finds it to be ci sotisfying life. AS RO nre wart tarnc rnd sc ne want row ANNFTTE PARKER rs l c ppy as Cl tlcrr t growrrrg llowr Wfnyourh 1d ofrarr sta ts to lo lf k rrs EDNA HARRIS In her lc tty to aclrrrrg a wrnnrng tr arn at Notre D1 ls our football hrro PENJAMIN CRANE Hrs wrfc ARDIS POVVTRS has also gan l la c Takrng care at the aurntuplet lrttlc Crane EDSEL SMALL rs an agent ol the Dc partrrrer t o Perhaps sorncday she Il be lookrng tor you BARBARA BEDOOOD rs now rn the Nafes At scrubbrrrg decks wc hear shc slrm, CLARICE CLONTS has the Mrs Arrcrrca ClOltIl was generally stcted that B y tl t Erncl Cl trrend rn the wcltare worker tx ARILYN CHAVERS LEONARD VVILSON rs rn pOIlTlCS He s ef rna Hrs oltrce has no gratt rt rsnt corrupt t-lc s pcrtorrnrng a great scrvrce for thr gencrc ron He s rn charge at the trucks ot the Dept o anrtc tron The Outstandrng member at our enror c a ls workrng at aeptlrs l etore unsurpa sed He s known by people all over towr To get your sewers cleaned MALLORY PRlVElT wrll go down Psychologrst ALICE WALKER cures mental drsease But you ll have a relapse when you see her tees JEWELL STENSON wrrtes comrnercrc1l tor Lucky Strrlfe They pay her rn crgarettes whrch she rrk Shes funny and wrtty shes really a clowt Theres never a dull mornent when shes around In fact MELBA TUCKER rs so funny you see Shes taken Martha Rays place on T V BARBARA HUBBARD rs a scrub woman Im a y o say She scrubs the floors ot the Pentagon trve trnres a a But don t teel too bad rt s not a bad lrte Shes rn a new movre called Ragg tvopp Take a Wrte MAURINE LAWLEY S dress shop has made qurte r rame Her styles are known tram Calrtarnra to Marne You wrll frnd her label on many a dress Our trgures her clothes sure wrll caress JOE PETERSON S lrte has been trlled wrth labor and torl Untrl he dug a well and came up wrth ol ALLEN LEVERT clarmed he was playrng a prank When they found hrm rn the vault ot the Crty Natranal Bank JOHN SPIVEY has garned great renown As a maker at ladres nrght gowns RONNIE DAILEY has taken the lrte at a roamer He s down on the coast berng a beach comber In MILTON MORROW'S rob he has no peer He's workrng as an auctroneer In busrness BILLY BLACKWELL rs really darng trne He stays out at nnght makrng the HTTTOCt'lSlWIIT6H lContrnued on page T305 S0 1 - ,1 srl 3 '.:r'S . ' f r,1' 1 Vi, k' 'fn :rs h: ' ec lr ' r. oc li e cr rrp, Oo see 1 7 ' J 1 'lil sl rp CO A ' ' 1 1 rrrre ' ' 2 J . ' ' 1 ' ' K Arfgf ,rrrq, ' ' ' ' A '1 s. ' A : 4: t Rc,-venue 1 ' rl ' 1 , . A X - V '1 A J ! AK .5 E4 , . It 1 . o , 1a's some clarr1el People who are poor' and in need ot tavors ' ' ' 1 ' really cl' :rf Q up. X, T 1 . A V A . A ,S L A M. ' ' ' , 2 1 . TS' ' :A 1 ' ' s ' I ss . 1 J' 'A ' s . 1 J A W 1 . . E 'A ' ' ' I s ' ' ' ' es. I l Q , I F. 1 , 1 1 1 ' , ' s rr t . , ,, , , . 1 - 1 11 C 1 11 I I , N 1 1 . . i' , . LQ DNLJR XTLTL-XIIJWS ST N ORS SERVINE SEHVTA OVER 65 YEARS CCMPLIMENTS QI WISE DRY CLEANERS SELMA ALABAMA OCH O H SELMA ALABAMA HARDWARE ELECTRTEAI SUPPLIES SGUTHPORT PATNTS HOOP REAL ESTATE INSURANCE PHONE 4 6611T . ,, , , , A . I L A , f T I 3 -. . , . , X . T . fx , , ' T . 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rest of their luves MERRIT WALKER desugns rockets mlsslles and lets A thousand dollars a week from Lockheed he gets Hes tried a new fuel to make planes fly But the onlon IUICS vapor makes the pllots cry VIVIAN NIX IS an engineer famous In the land Hts brndges are a tribute to the nnght of man He s a genlus a braln everyone crted Unttl the last bridge washed away with the :de She works for Walt Dusney wntlng childrens myths JOSEPHINE WALKER designs valentines for young lovers to send She s been the cause of many a bachelor s end BETTY HOOKER HARRIS us busy dolng the chores COOKIUQ for her husband and scrubbing floors ELIZABETH HUTTO ns a famous polucewoman She arrests crnmmals and serves summons Wrntnng the reports of Stewart Kung and McKenzle Is the able secretary MARJORIE LINDSEY A successful sculptor as CATHERINE LeORONE She shapes statues out of plaster and stone JOE BARTON studied mecllcune hes a surgeon now To cure cancer or colds he knows how As a doctor hes acclaumed as the best But he left hrs scissors ID the last patients chest JOEY WEST ns stall nn college Her time for graduatung as overdue She s mentnoned In the yearbook as the gurl whos never blue NAIDA ROWELL ns the new partner of Fred Astalre Crltlcs acclaim them as show buslness best pair Shes also married to our frlend BILLY SPEED Whos the P G A champuon and successor to Sam Sneed He fixes plpes faucets and drauns When you want a plumber KENNETH BRADY S got the braun ALFRED GRIFFIN IS a sergeant who ll draft you by means He says Jolmng the army will save you from the martnes ANN YATES went to Groucher and worked away She swore that she would graduate some day But we hear that she met a very nnce man I guess maybe her daughter will complete her plan LEE ROWAN ts the greatest tobacco expert on earth He's had the hablt almost from birth P H E C Y Another author is MARY CLAIRE SMITH ASS PR HECY KATIE JANE GILMORE has at last pucked her mate The uuchest darn guy un forty eught states If you want a vacatuon where thuuugs are ca Stay with EUGENE HARRIS on hus faruuu MILTON BOYKIN wutlu hu saxophone Leads a band wuth a mellow tone GARY CHANCE was really a putable case When they caught hum dealung a fufth ace As a typust LOUANNE WESTON us by far supreme She can type nunety nune words a munute when she gets up steam Her spellung us faultless she s a great success And now she teaches typung at A G D H S When DOCTOR BARTON goes on a call Hus nurse MARY FISH us rught on the ball Sunce rheumatusnu has laud poor old Muss Caru low CAROLYN MAJORS uow teaches Shakespeare and Marlowe Our natuonal defense depends on BILLY MOORE Hes the ace prospector for uranuum ore A doctor or lawyer some people want to be But the only Induan Chuef us JAMES MCGEE For the ladues who want a new set to theur haur If they go to CAROLYN CUGLIOTTA they ll ne d no despaur For qualuty and fashuon at Its peak The clothes by desugner SUE RIVES are really chuc HAROLD JOHNSON rauses cattle and kuds by the core As a cattleman hes had success galore SARA SELLERS a puano un a symphony does play And makes a thousand dollars a day SHIRLEY ABRAMS and PEGGY KELLY were good at shorthand aud ductatuon They got marrued though because they were better at flurtatuon Pluggung away un vaun search of knowledge We fund MARIE CROCKER BARBARA NORTON and GAIL SMITH stull freshrruen un college When travelung by plane youll probably fund BETTY SUE HOLLEY a stewardess wuth Eastern Auu Lunes ROBERT WOODFIN the famous golfer has gone to hus reward They ve erected a statue and made the award Hus monument stands as Gubraltar the eternal rock But ut s made of the rarest muneral our own Kutroc EVELYN HATFIELD S on Broadway and doung quute well She has a pent house on the Waldorf Hotel Sunce the age of space travel wull be here soon HARVEY GILLIS has done quute well sellung real estate on the moon JESSIE WEDDLE us a sunger who gets good pay Because she can scream louder than Johnny Ray Our chef RALPH O FLYNN has mastered the culunary arts He can cook anythung from fulet of shoe soles to green apple tarts For some real down to earth man to man teachung BARNETT HARDY does a lot for fure breathuna preachung DOUGLAS CAMPBELL has been un the daury busuness so long now That he s as much of a trademark as the Borden Cow IContunued on page 'l42l . . 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I f 11 1 - ll ' I ,,-,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,-,,,-,,-,-,-,,,,-,,,-,,,,,,,-,---,,,,--,,,,,,,,,,,,- ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,',,,,,,,',,',,,',',,', ,,', ,,,, COMPLIMENTS OF HICK REALE 'MTE UTA CE CIWIPT Y SELMA ALABAMA CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES SELMA CLEARI G H0 SE ASSUCIATIU ,,,,,',,', ,, ,,,4' , ',', ,, , ',,, I ',4 0',0,,,, '0,,, - ', ', ,-' Q',0,,,, ,,,0,',,', 0 4, , ',,,',,' :,,::,4.Q::::::.::::::::::::,,::::0vv-Q4-cocoooooovovooov-'oo' tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem tem A S S L lContunued from page 'I25I Douglas Campbell and Allen LeVert leave the abullty to sleep In assemblues to the Lee Boys Anuta Gubson entrusts her fruendly nature and quuetness to her brother Gary Dorus Veach leaves an extra year to anyone who needs ut Mallory Pruvett absolutely refuses to leave Betty Hollungsworth Evelyn Prutchard bequeaths her flurtatous ways to Fannue Dell Godwun Barnett Hardy leaves hus love of champagne wuld women and partues to hus cousun Gene Frances Trotter wulls her ex boyfruends to Eluzabeth Wallace Jummy Taut leaves hus uob as custod an to Dave and Ed the uanutors Shurley Boduford Annette Parker and Louanne Weston leave engaged Bull Kendall leaves town beung chased by the Women s Chrustuan Temperance Unuon Melba Tucker leaves for Floruda to loun Duck Tressler Ralph O Flunn hates to be selfish but he takes hus love for Andrea wuth hum Jessue Weddle leaves her munute late guggle for D Sutton Douglas Smuth leaves the bookkeepung gurls exclusuvely to Mr Sherman Eluzabeth Hutto bequeaths her makeup to Joe Barton entrusts hus Boy Scout honors to Louuse Lovelady bequeaths her knowledge Mona Newsome leaves part of her energy Lee Rowan leaves hus Fs un Glee Club to the Lynn Luvungston Bob Anderson of the Englush language to Muss Carr to a gurl who really needs ut Kay Ehrensperger Lee Boys uNo Relatuonu Muruam Day leaves her abuluty to say so Iuttle un so many words to Bully Jones Sam Ezell entrusts hus fascunatron for gurls to Greek Moore Veta Sobera leaves her sneeze to Kay Moorer she could use ut Eugene Harrus leaves the Englush Iuterature he should have to Franklun hus brother Marlorue Lundsey wulls her abuluty to get ahead un lunch lune to any hungry person Bully Speed would luke to leave Muss Seymour somethung but he has nothung she wants Nauda Rowell bequeaths her gracefulness and pouse to LaRue Storey Charles Smuth leaves hus versatuluty un sports to Wulbert Turner Barbara Bedgood entrusts the Wulby Popcorn Machune to Mr Butler Joe Stinson leaves hus dusluke for gurls to Bully Mason Shurley Craves leaves her red haur dye to Harold Ivlott wulls hs mustache to anyone Mary Fush leaves her abuluty to get good Walter Lardent and Dan Knught leave their mack Evelyn Hatfield leaves her love for goung Bully Moore leaves hus love of luterature to Carleen Gash who us lukewuse afraud of a razor grades out of Mr Sherman to whoever needs ut posutuons as bouncer at the Wulby to Hubert Car steady to anyone who us ready to settle down anyone who lukes short books wuth large prunt Ollue Bell Lowery bequeaths her love for a hunk of man to all ambutuous gurls Thomas Mackun entrusts hus warm cheering smule to the teachers uHope they II use utl Edna Harrus leaves her love of muschuef to Camulle Suttle Mary Aluce Brady wulls her sweet smule and dusposutuon to Gordon DeRamus Edsel Small leaves her brulluance un Englush to Brustol Haughton Multon Morrow leaves hus cute freckles to Peggy Gantt Sara Green leaves her athletuc enthusuasm to Nan Callen Ronnie Dauley bequeaths hus gentlemanly manners to Warren Robunson Nell Love leaves her guft of gab to Lynda Smuth Bullue Renshaw leaves her calm sensuble ways to Kay Moorer Aluce Walker bequeaths her abuluty to laugh to Ann Ray Walker Vurgunua Pugh leaves her tught skurts for suster Mabel John Spuvey leaves Muss Putts wuthout an errand boy Claruce Clonts bequeaths her fugure to Shurley Blaur Carolyn Mauors entrusts her braun to Dr Kuder Pat Twulley leaves the otfuce to Sara Guunn Harold Johnson leaves Parrush Hugh lust as he found ut Mary Claure Smuth leaves her self control to Judy Reus Joyce Vunson bequeaths her bottle of peroxude to Bully Peek .Iosephune Walker wulls her bug luscuous brown eyes to Nellue Kate Cottungham Claude Rauner leaves her hugh steppung ways to anyone who has the legs Leonard Wulson leaves hus regrets to anyone who dud not receuve hus share and hus suncere apology to anyone who receuved somethung whuch he dud not deserve un thus wull We hereby ordaun Mr Thomas W Guulford as executor of thus our last wull and testament We de clare the above to be our true untent un wutness whereof we have hereunto put our hands thus Seventh da of May un the year of our Lord one thousand nune hundred fufty four Wutnessed by MRS .I C STOCKS JR MISS 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