Phillips High School - Mirror Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1954 volume:

o sS ts s V gVA CVAOO'- EDUCATION ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES VARIETY Left Jo right: Firit row, Nancy Moody, Joyce Shepard, Drucilla Traywick, Olive: Summer , Harriet Adolphus. Second row, Marion Moss. Wanda Powell, Edwina Hargis, Joyce Horton, Judy Williams. Sue Carson, Doris Pugh. Third row, Gaines Jones, Don Brown, John Walton, Robert Sides, Matt Reeder. THE MIRROR STAFF Senior Editors: Don 8rown, Marion Moss, Doris Pugh, John Walton Feature Editors: Sue Carson, Wanda Powell, Drucilla Traywick Sports Editors: Edwina Hargis, Nancy Moody, Judy Williams Clubs Editor: Joyce Shepard Circulation Staff: David Bowers, Dick Miller, Henry Averyt Assistants: Harriett Adolphus, James Daily, Joyce Horton, Gaines Jones, Matt Rccdor, Robert Sides, Olivet Summers, Sara Utley Typists: Joyce Coggins. Shirley Kellner, Margaret Nocly Advisers: J. E. Allen, Frances Finley, Leslie Moss, Winnl-fred Ragan, R. P. Wood Advertising: John Walton, Don Brown, Henry Averyt, Drucilla Traywick, Coy Dunlap, Paul Tyson, Rex MeGin nil, David Davis, Mary Ann McKcevcr, Johnny Glover PHS TV (Channel 54) Meet The Press DEDICATION How often have we sung these words written and directed by our lovable band director and friend, Mr. Alfred E. Mayer! Under his leadership, the band has played beautifully every Thursday before, during, and after assembly program. We all have been very proud as we have watched our band perform on the football field, in parades, and at the Band Vaudevilles, too So, because you are so dear to each Phillipian, not only as our band director, but as a wonderful friend, the Mirror Board dedicates this annual to you, Mr. Mayer. PHS TV (Channel 54) This Is Your Life SPRING 1954 Jimmy Brother. President Willie loe Thornberry, First Associate Paul Jackson. Second Associate THE GENERAL ORGANIZATION FALL 1953 Donald Brown, First Associate Jo Ann Turner, President Jimmy Brasher, Second Associate MISS STANLEY MISS ANDERS MRS. SMITHERMAN MR. STOUGH MISS MERRILL FACULTY PRINCIPAL—Sellers Stough COMMERCIAL Moore Alexander Mr . Inez Bartlett Sara Cobb Mildred Farr Mr . Alice Frederick Marjorie Pettee Winnifrcd Ragan Mr . Illy W. Sweeney Clyde Young ENGLISH Belle Andrew Olivia Dannclly Anne P. Ellis France Finley Helen Greer Mary Griggs Mayme Hawkin Charlotte Hodge Mary R. Holloman Clarie Lynch Leslie Most Mr . Maude Robertson HISTORY Georgia Airheart Mr . Flora Andre Irving Fullington Lillian Gatchell Vera Holme William Long Earl Magnu on Hattie Montgomery Norvelle Penruddocke Mildred Whiti Mrs. Elizabeth Willingham LANGUAGES Florence Fea ter lila Parretf Clara Belle Senn MATHEMATICS J. E. Allen A. I. Dowion Elizabeth Do Jeanette Garrett M. Kuml Jetor Louise Martin Virginia Praytor Hallie Stephenson SCIENCE Michael Baranelli N. R. Brundrclt Mr . Bonnie Burger Ethel Bu� h Mrs. Edith Craig Jane Geoghegan Carl Hanno Mr . Roby F. Roger Henry Waller R. P. Wood GYM lorena Bingham E. L. Tucker J. R. Tarrant ART Garnet Leader HOME ECONOMICS Mary Fitzgerald Mr . Ethel D. Middleton Mr . Jeanne Park Mr . Tereia Whitfield INDUSTRIAL ARTS R. W. McPhcrion loy Vaughan Crowell Whaley A. H. Wiltshire MUSIC Raymond Yarbrough Sarah Dryer Alfred Mayer Mr . Dorothy Rice Carl Herring VOCATIONAL Mr . Mary Baker C. E. Crawford Herbert Hlnz E. G. law R. O. T. C. Capt. H. A. Cox Capl. J. B. Park Sgt. Frank McPherson Sgt. Olen F. Williamson Sgt. Henry lee DRIVER EDUCATION Blanche Chapman SPEECH Oftle Huff Mr . Mary G. Wyatt LIBRARY Sarah Asbell Mildred Ellis Bessie Lewis REGISTRARS Snowell Andcr Mr . Cortez Smitherman Marion Stanley ADVISERS Boyi—Edward Aull Girls-Bessie Merrill LUNCHROOM Mr . Lela Mae Each Mr . Helen El ledge Mr . Lillian Vandergrift Mr . Alice Williams left to right: Roby Tollott, Dan Russell, Mary K. Leslie. Jo Ann Turner, Betty Jovce McClellan, Amma Hurt, Lena Hullo, Constance Johnson. r h e S E N 1 0 R CL JANUARY 1954 A S $ MOTTO COLORS FLOWER Finem Respice Emerald and White White Carnation COMMITTEES MOTTO—Clegg Richardson, Chairman; Mervin Bridges, Donnie Palmore, Betty McClellan. Miss Senn, Sponsor COLOR AND FLOWER-Bobby Joe Moran. Chairman; Charles Weidman, Eugene Webb, Jo Ann McCoy, Betty Jean Turner, Miss Leader, Sponsor INVITATION-Charles Davis, Chairman; Royce Murray. Bart Morrow, Evelyn Caldwell, Sue Holms, Kathleen Clem- SOCIAL AND GIFT—Charles Weidman. Choirman; lewis ons, Miss Huff, Sponsor Doss,' Susann Acker, Ross Melvin, Floyce Flemming, Felix Bearden. Joy Holdaway. Miss Holmes, Spar� sr ANNUAL—Marion Moss, Chairman; Doris Pugh, Jack Tate, Ann Priostley, Coy Dunlap, Miss Moss Sponsor SUSANNE ACKER National Honor Society 7. 8; Thespians 4-8, VIC -President 8; Safety Commute 4, 5. Scholarship Committee Chairman 8: Clio 2-8. Preeident 8; F.T.A. 2-5, Treasurer 4. Vice-President 5; S. R. Secretary 3. Stamp Salesman 3. 6. Chaplain 8: Marshal .7 Mirror Typist 8; Activities Monofjram 8. CHARLES AGEE Cuddles O. O. Club 6,8: S.R. Stamp Salesman 6: English Class President 7: Firs Marshal 7. MARTHA JO ALLRED Marly Euphrosynean 2j Future Teachers of America 1} Sr. Y-Teens 6, 7: Library Club 2: S. R. Mirror Agent 7; Office Assistant 6. BARBARA LYNN ARRINGTON transfer Student 5; Clio 6-8: S.R. Red Cross Representative S. Stamp Salesman 6, Council Member 8. Co-head Majorette 6, 7; Band Vaudeville 5. 7; Club Stunts 6-8: Red Raider 8. SHIRLEY ANN BAISDEN Transferred from Ramsay 7s Honor Society 8: Mirror Typist 8, WILLIS BAKER Willie D. E. Club 5-8; 8. R. Council Member 7; Marshal 3. BERNICE BANDY Tootsie Transferred from Georgia 4; Newcomer's Club 4-5. Program Chairman 5: Jr. Y-Te ns 6: Sr. Y-Teens 7-8: Office Assistant 8. FELIX EUGENE BEARDEN Fee Ushers Club 5-8: Social and Gift Committee 8: Music Club, Charter Member 4-8: S.R. P.T.A. Representative 8. Vice-President 6: R.O.T.C. Officer 7.8: R.O.T.C.N.C.O. 4-6: Choir 2-8: Boys' Glee Club 1. 3: Madrigal Club 5-8: Senior Play 8. ELIZABETH ANGELA BLEVINS Felly Girls Letter Club 6-8: Sportsmanship Committee 7.8: Euphrosynean 6; Cheerleader 6: Co-head cheerleader 8; Band Vaudeville 6: May Day program 7. MERVIN BRIDGES Ushers 5-8: National Honor Society 7.8: Yancey 7,8: S. R. Vice President 8. Mirror Agent 1, Council Member 2: Band 2-6 SENIOR THOMAS DAVID BRITT Tommy Got gas 4; Usher 4-8: Sport Club 4-8: S.R. Secretary 7: Var.ity Baseball 4.7. Let ter 6. 7; B Team Football 4, Letter 4: Varsity Football 6. 8. Letter 8: Marshal. SHIRLEY JEAN BROOKS Shirt Vestalla 2-7. Treasurer 6. Vice-President 6: S- R. Secretary 2. 3. 5. Stamp Salesman 1. Mirror Agent 8: English Class Secretary 4. 7: History Class Secretary 7: Homemaking Class Vice-President 7; Study Hall Secretary 4: Mirror Typist a. BARBARA BUI.MAN Euphrosynean 2-7; Library Club 2-3; S. R. Vice-President 4. 6. Secretary Is Council Member 8: Marshall 2, 8. BETTY RUTH BURCHFIELD Boo Roo Mnemosynean 1-6. Club Stunts: F.T.A. 4-6, Treasurer 6, Chaplain 4; D.O. Club: Sr. P.T.A. Representative 2.3. JOHN NATHAN BURCHFIELD Cootie Sports Club 3-8: Ushers Club 7.8: S.R. President 2; Football A Team 4. 6. 8. f� Team 2; Track 3. 5. 7. JUNE BURNS G.L.C. 3-8. Secretary 6. Sports Reporter 8: Aglala 2-8. Corresponding Secretary 5. President • : Marshal 6-8: Cheerleader 6-8; P.T.A. Representative 6: President Homemaking Class 8. Captain of Gym Class 3. 6. 7. EVELYN CALDWELL Eddy G. 0. Orientation Committee 8: Euphrosy- nean 2-8. Secretary 7. Vice-President 8: Writ-ers Club 8. President 8: S. R. President 2. 6, 8. Vice-President 3, Secretary 7. Council Member 5, Stamp Saletman 4: Marshal 2. ELLIS CAMPBELL JACK FRANK CHAMBLEE MARTHA KATHLEEN CLEMONS Kat Mnemosynean 2-8. Parllmentarlon 3. Treasurer 6: S. R. President 8. Safety Representative 2. P.T.A. Representative J. Secretary 4. Mirror Agent 6. Stamp Salesman 8: Clothing Class Secretary 4; Senior Invitation Committee 8: Home Economic Exhibits 2, 3. 6; Choir 7; May Day 7; Marshal 8. CLASS GEORGE ALEXANDER COLVERT Foe-Eyes Gorges 7. 8. Assistant Parliamentarian 8: P.T.A. Representative 8, Room Chairman 4; Band t 4; R.O.T.C. 4.7. Squad Sergeant ft. Matter Sergeant 7. CHARLES M. DAVIS National Honor Society 7. 8. President 8; Usners g.g Membership Chairman 8: Publicity and Publications 8; Yancey 7. 8: 8.R. President ft. Vice-President 3, 7. Mirror Agent 7. General Flunkee 8: Glee Club 3; Outstanding R.O.T.C. Cadet ft. LEWIS DEWEY DOSS % Louie Ushers Club ft-8: Jr. Red Cross. Treasure 4. ft; S.R. President 3. ft. ft. 8. Stamp Salesman 4, Mirror Agent ti Sports Club 1-8: Choir 2-4. ft. 8: Madrigal Club 5-8; Football 2. 4. ft. 8; Basketball 1. 3 ft. COY LAMAR DUNLAP Dumblap Annual Committee 8: Goegas 3-8. Secretary 7. 8 Corresponding Secretary 6. Chaplain 4.ft; Ushers 8: S.R. Stamp Salesman 2. 3; Phil-lips Might ft; Music Show 6. HOWARD TAFT ENNIS, JR. MARION FILES FLOYCE ANN FLEMING F.T.A. 2-4. Secretary 4; Astrea 2-3: Jr. Y-Teens 4: Sr. Y-Teens ft-ft: Euphrosynean 7 S.R. Stamp Salesman 6. Rod Cross Represen. tative 7. P.T.A. Representative 8. Paper Chairman ft; Marshal 2. 4. 5; Majorette 8; Band Vaudeville 5. 7j Mirror Typist 8. JOHN O'NEIL FOSTER Johnny Marshal 7. BILL GRAYSON Owen 2-ft: O.O. Club 6-8. SUE HELMS Clubs Committee 8: Future Teachers of America 1.2. Dramatics Club 8. President 8: Euphrosynean 2-7; S.R. President 3, ft. Council Member 7. Vice-President 8. Stamp Salesman 3; Clothing Class Secretary 8. English Class President 7. Clothing Class President ft; May Oucen Contestant ft; Club Stunts 4; Campaign Manager 7; Invitation Committee 8; Concert ft: Mirror Typist 8; Marshal 3-8. SENIOR JOY HOLDAWAY Thespian 6-8: Historian 8: Vestall 2-8, Parliamentarian 5. Corresponding Secretary 6. Critic 7: S.R. Treasurer 7, Secretary 8. 6. Reo Cross Representative 1, 2. Mirror Aoent 5: Sportsmanship Program 8: Make-Up Com- mlttee 4-7: Senior Play 8: Marshal 2. 6-8. BOBBY DEAN HUGHES Head Gorgas 2. 3: Sports Club 4-8: B-Team Football 2. 3. Varsity Football 4, 8. B-Team Letter 6. Varsity Letter 7. 8. Track 7. t. MARTHA AMMA HURT Senior Class Orator 8: Thespians 6-8: Cor responding Secretary 7. President 8: Safety Committee 8. 7. 8: Future Teachers of America 8-8. Recording Secretary 4, President 5: Clio 2-8. Treasurer 8, Recording Secretary 7. Vice-President 8: 8. R. President I, Sec retary 2. Mirror Agent 3. P.T.A. Representative 7: Marshal 2. 4. 6. 7, 8: Girls’ Oratorl-cals 3. 7; Senior Play 8; Campaign Speaker 6, 7; Activities Letter 8- LENA FRANCES HUTTO Sissie Clubs Committee 7. Orientation Committee 8: Aglala 2-8. President 8. Critic 4. Treasurer 8. Secretary 8. Vice-President 7: Mirror Agent 1, 3. President of S.R. 2. Vice-President 8. Council Member 4. 6. 7. Red Cross Representative 5: Marshal 3. 8: Choir 8-8, Vice-President 8: Madrigal Club 5-7: Chora-tiers 4. S; Senior Class Vocalist 8: Activities Monogram 6. CONSTANCE LOUISE JOHNSON Connie Auditorium Committee 7. 8: Pen and Brush Club 8: S R. Mirror Agent 8: Red Cross Representative 5-7: Choir 6-8: Senior Class Artist 8. HENRY KEPLINGER Thespians 8; S.R. President 4; D.C. 5-8. JOSEPH DANIEL KILGORE Dan Sports Club 3-8: S.R. President 2: Football B-Team 2. A-Team 4. 6. 8: Track 5. 7: Baseball B-Team 1.3: Marshal 5: Orchestra 2. 3. JAMES CHARLES LaRUSSA Jr. Red Cross 7: Band 2-7. MARY KATHERINE LESLIE AL;r) Kay S nlor Clast Secretary 8: Who’s Who 8: Clio 1-6. 8: S.R. President 5, Red Cross Representative 3. Council Member 4; Choir 3-6. 8. Madrigal Club 8: Operetta 3: English Class President 2: History Class Secretary 8: Mirror Typist 8. JOHN LEWIS McAVOY Mac Science Club 2-5; Band 1-4; S.R. -Safety Chairman 4. CLASS JO ANN McCAY National Honor Society 8: Scholarship Committee 8: Flower and Color Committee Senior Cf«� � 8: Euphroaynean 6. 7; S. ft. Secretary 2, 8. P.T.A. Representative 7; Civics Class Secretary t; Marshal 7; Cheerleader 8 JOE MAC McCAY D. O. Club 6-8; S. R. President 8. Stamp Salesman 8-7. Fire Marshal 8, Council Rep. 6: English Class President 3: Marshal 3j Working in Lunchroom 3-5. BETTY JOYCE McCLELLAN Senior Class Poet 8; Spanish Club; S. R. Stamp Salesman 6. 7, Council Member 8. Red Cross Representative t: May Court: Mirror Typist 8. ROSS BRITTON MELVIN Doodle Ushers 8: Hi-V 3. 4. Treasurer 4; S.R. President 2. 8: Senior Play 8. JOHN WILLIAM MILLS Billy Owen 2. 1; Sports Club 4-7; Ushers 8-8: Eng'-hah Class President 1. 2j Vice-President 4. P.T.A Representative 2; Football Manager Letter 4, 8: Head Football Manaoer 6; Track Manager Letter 5; Baseball Manager Letter S: Basketball Manager 4, 5; Tennis Letter 7: R.O.T.C. Captain 8: Senior Play 8. EARL CECIL MITCHELL J. R. C. Corresponding Secretary 7; Curry 8: Choir 8: S.R. Paper Chairman 8. Fire Marshal 8: Mirror Aoent 7; Marshal 6} R.O.T.C. M Sgt. 4. HUNTER MITCHELL Jr. Red Cross 5; Track 8. RALPH B. MORROW. JR. Bari Honor Society 8: Ushers 8-8. Assistant Head Usher 8: Yancey 6-8. Recording Secretary 8. Chairman Project Committee 8; Council Member 3, 6. 7; Election Committee 7: History Class Secretary 6: R.O.T.C. Regimental Commander 8. Captain 7. Rifle Team 7. 8. Captain 8. Outstanding First Year Cadet 6. Outstanding Second Year Cadet 7; Senior Invitation Committee 8; Mechanical Drawing Exhibits t-8: May Day Festival 7; Activities Monogram 8. BOBBY JOE MORAN Moron Pen and Brush Club 6-8. Vice-President 8; Chiaroscuro 6-7; S.R President 1. Safety Chairman 2; Rifle Team 8. 7. 8; R.O.T.C. Lieutenant 4. MARION CHAUNCEY MOSS Mossy National Honor Society 7. 8: Quill and Scroll 8; Q. O. Orientation Committee 7; Senior Annual Committee Chairman 8: Clrls Letter Club 3-8. Social Chairman 3. Vice-President 4; Pierian 2-6. Project Chairman 4. Publicity Chairman 5, Vice-President 6: Promoters 5-8; Inter-Hi Promoters 5-8. Recording Secretary 8: Dramatics Club 8. Recording Secretary 8: Future Teachers of America 1. 2; S.R. Stamp Salesman 1. Mirror Agent 2. Vice-President 3. Secretary 5. 8; History Class Secretary 4; Speech Class President 6; Oym Class Captair 3; First School and State Gym Letters 3. 4; Gym Class Basketbal' '. 3. 5. Baseball 1. 3. 5. Volley Ball 2. Soccer 2: Runner-up Badminton Tournament 3: Mirror Board 6-8. Associate Editor 8; Annual Staff 6-8: Senior Play 8: Marshal 4: Club Stunts 4, 6. SENIOR ROYCE MURRAY Bird National Honor Society 7. 8: Usher 8-8. As-•oclate Head U� hrr 8: Scholarship Committee 6; Stamp Club 3: Yancey 8-8. Club Stunt 6, 8: S.R. President 8: History Class Vice-President 8; Fred Smgton Scholarship and Athletic Trophy 7; Varsity Track 5.7; All-state Track 8: B Tennis 1. J; Glee Club 4; Marshal; Senior Class Invitation Comml-ter 8; Senior Play 8. ALMEDA ELIZABETH NORMAN Bunny National Honor Society 8; Euphrosynean 2-7. President 6; Girls’ Letter Club 6-8. President 8i Book Store Chairman 7; S.R. President 7. Vice-President 5. 8. Red Cross Representative 5: 1st School Gym Letter 6. 1st State Letter 6. 2nd School Letter 8. DONNIE JOY PALMORE Dee-jay Thespians 6-8: Spanish Club 2-5. Chaplain 4; Jr. V-Teen 1-4, Program Chairman 4; Sr. Y-Teen 5-8. Treasurer 7. 8: Marshal 4, 8; Speech Class Treasurer 8: Senior Play 8; Officer Assistant 8, 7. BILLY RAY PEARSON VPiUie MARY CAROLYN PEN DERG AST Pen and Brush 3-5. Corresponding Secretary 3. Recording Secretary 4; Thespians 5-7. Historian 7: Projection Club 6. 7: Choraliers 5. 8, President 6; National Honor Society 7; F.T.A. 1. 2: Chairman Sportsmanship Committee 7, Member of Scholarship Committee 5: Pierian 2-7. President 7, Critic 2, Soda' Chairman 6. Parliamentarian 3. Corresponding Secretary 5: History Class Vice-President 7. President 5, 6: English Class President 5, 5: S.R. President 2. 5. 6. Vice-President 1. Council Member 8: Study Mall Secretary 8; Marshal 2. 4; National Photography Award 5: Campaign Manager 5: Nations- Poetry Anthology 3: Photography Letter 7; Senior Play 6. 7} Art Certificate of Merit 3. WILMA RUTH PERRY Rufus Dramatics Club 8: Vice-President 8: S.R. Red Cross Representative 2: Marshal 2. 5; Mirror Board 6; Hi-Club Reporter 8; Office Assistant 8. MARVIN PINION LERA GERALDINE PITTS jerry Transferred from Woodlawn 5; O. O. Club 8-8: Miirror Typist 8. JOSEPH RAY PLOSSER Ho Yancey 6-8; Stamp Salesman 6. Secretary 5; Varsity Tennis 7. FLOYD L. POWELL Flugie Curry 4-8. Chairman Social Committee t: Library Club 8-8. Chaplain 8: Gorgas 2. 3; S.R. Vice-President I. Stamp Salesman 3-7; Marshal 7, 8; Band 1-8: Orchestra 5, 8. CLASS CHARLES PRICKETT Red Boy ' FrNhman Club President 1; Usher 6-8. Treasurer 8: Hl-Y 2. 7, 8; S.R. Mirror Agent ®. Council Member 3-5, Stamp Salesman 8; Marshal 2. ANN ELIZABETH PRIESTLEY Annie Thespian 4-8: Annual Committee 8: Jr. Y Teen 2: Vestalia 3-8: Treaeurer 7. Ml torlan 8: Spanish Club 4: S.R. Vice-President 8. Mirror Agent 2: Choir -r. Madr.gal Club 8: Glee Club 3: Choraller 4; English Class Sec-rotary 1: Assembly Program 8: Senior Play 8: Mirror Typist 8. DORIS PUGH Pugg Senior Annual Committee 8: Vestalla 3-8. Parliamentarian 6. Vice-President 8. Yearbook Committee 8: Glee Club 2-4; Choir S. 6 Choraller 4; Election Committee Chairman 7: S.R. Secretary 8. Council Member 7. Red Cross Representative «. Mirror Agent 5. Vice President 4; Marshal 2: Band Vaudeville 5: Choir Concert 6: Mirror Typist 8: Mirror Board 6. 8: Freshman Talent Program 1: National Anthology of Poetry 7. FREDERIC OSCAR RAUSCHENBERG Freddy Boys' Freshman Club Secretary 1: Hi-Y Club 2: Sports Club 4. 5: S.R. Mirror Agent 2. 5: Choir 2. 4: Football 2. 4: Poetry Anthology 2: Marshal 2. BILLY JOE REID Pen and Brush Club 7-3. Art Club 7; S.R. Vice-President 7. Stamp Salesman 1. 6. CHOVINE CLEGG RICHARDSON III Usher’s 7. 8: Assembly Committee G.O. 7, 8: Owen 2: Curry 4-8. President 7. Parliamentarian 8. First Place Club Oratorical 8: Promoters 2-8: Inter-High President 8: U.N. Program 4. 6, 8: Chaplain 7: Latin Club 2-5: Madrigal Club 4-8. Madrigal Club Librarian 5: S.R. Secretary 1. President 5. Mirror Agent 8. Choir 2-8. Minstrel 1. Cleopatra Lead 6. Madrigal Club TV Program 6. Solid Geometry TV Program «. Civic Symphony Chorus 8, Band Vaudeville 3. 4. 7: Chairman Senior Motto Committee 8: Treasurer of En-glish Class 8: Sgt. R.O.T.C. 8: Freshman Talent Program I; Drama Festival 5; Senior Play 8: Marshal 2: A.E.A. State Chorus i: May Day 5. 7; Debate Clinic S; Activities Monogram 8. ELSIE OLA DEAN RODGERS Sissy Transferred from Tarrant 4; Art Club 4. S; Promoters Club 5: Clio 8: S.R. Vice-President 6: Mirror Typist 8. RONALD ROGERS Ushers Club 7-8: Yancey 7-8: S.R. Mirror Agent 8: Marshal 3. ROBERT GEORGE ROSSER Bobby Ushers 5-8: Curry 2 A. Recording Secretary 8. S.R. Vice-President 5. P.T.A. Representative 5; Band 2-8: Senior Play 8; Football 6: 8: Latin Club 1-4: Vocal Club S. President Choir 8: Glee Club 4-b; Orchestra 7-8: Mar shal C. 8. DONALD WALKER RUCKS Don Transferred from Tarrant: S.R. President b; Track 7; Football letter 4. 8. SENIOR DAN RUSSELL Country National Honor Society 7. 8: Treasurer 8; U.her 6. 8. Head Usher 8: Senior Cl.ua President 8; Scholarship Comm. 7: BiQ 7 Dance Committee 8; Yancey 7. 8. Club itunU 8; S. R. Corporal flunkie 8. History Cla� President 8; Senior Play 8. ROBERT SANDEFUR Skeeier Science Club 4-8. Secretary 2; First Double Varsity Tennla 7. GEORGE LAWRENCE SEWELL Lawrencie Ushers 6-8; Yancey 2-rt: S. R. Vice-President t, Council Member 6; Choir 2-4; Marahal 3-8. CHARLEEN SHOUSE Charlie F.T.A. 1-6. Correa ponding Secretary 6. His-torian 6; Mnemosynean 2-8. Vice-President 8. Historian 4, Club Stunt 2-8: Pen and Brush 8: S.R. Freshman Girls representative AUBURN LEE SLATEN Toni D.E. Club 5-7; S.R. President 1, S.R. Vice-President 3. REGINA ANN SMITH National Honor Society 7-8. Poster Commit-tee 8; G.O. Scholarship Committee 8; Euphro-aynean 6-7. Who' Who 6-7; Jr. Y Teen 2-3: S.R. Mirror Agent 8, P. T. A. Representative 4. Council Member 7; Civic Class Secretary 1-2; English Class Vice-President 8; Cheerleader 8. THOMAS SMITH Tommy Owen 3-8. Secretary 4. 5, 6. 8. President lx Spanish Club 6-8. Social Chairman 6. Sergeant at arm 7. President 8: S. R. Treasurer R, Council Member 3. Fire Marshal 2-Talent Show 1. 8: Speech Talent Show 8; Radio Play J; Senior Play 8: Campaign Speeches 6. 7: Choir 6: Club Stunts 4, 6, 8: May Day Festival 7; Variety Show 8; R. O T. C. Corporal 4, 6; R. O. T. C. Sergent 6. WILBURTA MAE SMITH Bum, D. O. Club 8: Freshman Club Representative 1; Marshal 2. 3. VIRGINIA SPARKS Ciinny Damrosch 2-7, Corresponding Secretary 5. Re cording Secretary 6. Vice-President 8, Treasurer 7; S. R. Secretary 6. P.T.A. Representative 2. Council Representative 5: Stamp Salesman 7; Choralier 5. Secretary 5; Choir 5-8. Secretary 8: Girls Glee Club 3.4; M.idrl-gal Club 8: Mirror Typist 8: Property Com-mlttee Senior Play 8: Activities Monogram 8. MARY OLIVIA STERN Bucci Euphrosynean 2-5; D. O. Club 6-8; S.R. Red Cross Representative 6. Vice-President 4. Secretary 6, 7. Treasurer 6; Marshal 2. 4. CLASS JACK TATE Teat National Honor Society 8: Ushers 6-8. Chairman Service Committee 8: Stamp Club 2-7. Secretary 4, Treaaurer 8. Latin Club 2-4, Parllmentarlan 4: Science Club 8; Promotere Club 2-8: Glee Club 2-3: S.R. Mirror Agent 5, 6. Secretary 4, Council Member 8; His-tory Class Vlce-Preaident 4; Mirror Circulation Manaoer 7. 8; Mirror Board 7: Speech Play Peatival 5; Birmingham New Radio Quiz Program 7: Senior Annual Committee 8: Sergeant R.O.T.C. 4. ANITA JANE THOMPSON National Honor Society 8: Euphroaynean 2. 3: Thalia 4-8, Parllmentarian 5, Chaplain 6, Recording Secretary 8: Club Stunta 8: S.R. Stamp Saleaman t. Secretary 2. Paper Chairman 8: Marahal 7. 8: Mirror Typiat 8; Senior Play 8. JO ANNE THOMPSON Euphroaynean 2-7. Sergeant at Arma 4. Critic 7; Oram slice Club 8. Correapondlng Secretary 8: S.R. Prealdent 1. Vlce-PreeIdent 2. Stamp Saleaman 4. 6. Red Croaa Representative 8. Council Member 8: Mirror Typiat 8: Band Vaudeville 7. RUBY EARLINE TOLLETT National Honor Society 3: Senior Class Vice-Preeident 8: Scholarship Committee 8: Clubs Committee 7: Pierian 2-8. Prealdent 8. Project Committee 7; S.R. President 5. Vice-President 1, 4. Red Croaa Representative 8; History Class Vice-President 7; English Class Secretary 3. LAWRENCE GERALD TUCK Fatboy Ushers Club 7. 8: Sports Club 5-8: S. R. Secretary 8: Varsity Captain 7. 8: Football Varsity 6. 8; Baseball 5. 7: Football O-Team 4. BETTY JEAN TURNER National Honor Society 6-8. Secretary 8: Publications Committee 8; Jr. Y-Teena 3-5s Clio 7. 8. Treasurer 8: F.T.A. t-8. Vice-President 8. President 7. Treasurer 8; S.R. Secretary 1. 7; President 3. 5. 6. 8: Chairman Property Committee In Senior Play 8; May Court Representative 7. JO ANN TURNER Jody Thespians 5-8. Secretary 8: Honor Society 8: Senior Clast Pianist 8; Clubs Committee 3: Big Seven Committee 8: First Associate 7: President 8: Aglaia 2. 3: Plerilan 5-8. Treasurer 8. Vice-President 7; S.R. Stamp Salesman t. President 3. 5. 8: Choir 5-8. Vice-President 7. Accompanist 7-8: Secretary of Speech Clast 5. President 7: Senior Play 8: Citizenship Tour 7; Activities Letter 8. EUGENE WEBB CHARLES WEIDMAN ITW National Honor Society 7. 8. Vice-President 8: Ushers 6-8. Secretary 8: Stamp Club 1-5. President 2. 4; Science Club 6: Yancey 7-8: Jr. Red Cross 2-3; Glee Club 2-4: S.R. President 7: English Class President 4; History Class President 4; Senior Play 8; Chairman Senior Social and Gift Committee 8: Activities Monooram 8. BILLY NORMAN WILLIAMS Bill Owen 2-8, Latin Club t. 2. 4; S.R Presi-dent 7, Vice-President 5. Council Member 4. Mirror Agent 3. Stamp Salesman t; Football “B 1. 3; Baseball , B 2. I v CLA OR ss JANICE WISSINGER Sparky Choraller 4: Library Club 3. 4, Chaplain 3': Mnemosyne Jn 2-8. Corresponding Secretary 7. Recording Secretary 8: Promoter 8; SR. Council Member 8. Mirror Aoent 5, Treaeurer 4j Marshal 6. 7. JIMMY WOOD Woody Uahera 7. 8: Curry 3-8. Critic 8. Memberthlp Committee Chairman 8; S.R. President 6: Marshal S. 8: Senior Play 8; R.O.T.C. Officer 6; Glee Club 4-6. Seniors Not Pictured GEORGE NICHOLAS BETROS Sit!in' Bull National Honor Society 8; O.O. Club 5. 8: S.R. Council Member 6; Mirror Agent 7. DENISE MARIE DAGNAN Future Teachers of America t-6: D O Club 5, 7. 8: Speech Class Treasurer 4; Mirror Typist 8. WYNELLE KENNEDY LEONARD ROWELL Fox Science Club 7: Hl-V 8: S.R. Council Member 1, Safety Chairman 3. Vice President 8; Orchestra 5-8: Choir 8: Glee Club 4-8. BETTY ANN STRIBLING D.O. Club 5-.7; S.R. Stamp Salesman S. Midden Splendor Small and deserted Almost covered by sand But for one speck of rainbow pearl Left to sparkle in the sun. I stooped to pick it up, Brushed it clean of sand. Only a sea shell, I thought, As I placed it to my ear. Only a sea shell small and lonely . . . Yet . . . It echoed the roar of the deep dark ocean, It reflected the rays of the lofty, brilliant sun. In so small a thing I found a hidden splendor. —Betty Joyce McClellan MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ruby Tollett, Charles Davis MOST STUDIOUS Betty Turner, Charles Weidman January WHO'S WHO BEST LOOKING Mary Kay Leslie, Charles Agee MOST ATHLETIC June Burns, Gerald Tuck WITTIEST Martha Allred, Tommy Smith JoWfeerfrv HOW TO USE You've heard the old saying, Where there's a will, there's a way. Well, here is the will; which way does it stray? This is the Last Will and Testament of the January, 1954, Senior Class. You who are left will witness this document. Sign at the bottom, if you so please. Gerald Toothpick Tuck wills all his old toothpicks back to the lunchroom. Floyce Fleming wishes to will her majorette boots to anyone who has fee; big enough to fill them. Bobby Hughes wills to Billy Lemons the warm spots he now holds in the hearts of Miss Lewis and Miss Alexander. Barbara Arrington wills and bequeaths all her worldly goods: her battered baton and her Indian blanket, to Martha Batman. Bobby Joe Moran says he would like to will to all his teachers his old homework papers he forgot to turn in (a likely story). Sue Helms wills her great love for Hamlet to Martha Davis. Coy Dunlap wills his fast-talking voice to Joe Clayton. Maybe he can use it; Coy can't do anything with it. Martha Allred and June Burns will to Frances Jones and Jane Gilliam their ability to outtalk everybody in their Homemaking 8 class. Lewis Doss wills his size to the Salmon twins. They could use it. Eddy Caldwell wills all her A's to Diane Danforth, hoping Diane can graduate with their help. Bart Morrow wills ail his dud rounds of ammunition to anyone who has a truck big enough io cart them off. Lena Hutto and Janice Wissinger leave their photography ability to Ray Coffee and Gene Crowe. Take advantage, boys. Billy Reid wills and bequeaths all his troubles to Sid Nethery. Unfortunately, Sid doesn't need them; he has plenty of his own. Joy Holdaway wills her blonde hair to anyone (male or female) who is tired of buying peroxide. John Burchfield wills his three study halls to Larry Courington, who really needs them. LEFT OVERS Constance Johnson wills to Miss Dryer her first soprano chair on the first row. Charles Prickett (Changie boy) wills his ability to make change in the lunchroom to Emmitt Mead. Bernice Bandy wills her locker, No. 2440, to anyone who thinks he can open it without being late to class. If Ross Melvin gets his bookkeeping set past Miss Cobb, he wills it to Ronnie Payne. Shirley Brook wills her A's in shorthand to her sister Wally. Keep up the good record, Wally. Royce Bird” Murray wills to Paul Tyson his ability to talk with his ears. Jo Anne Thompson wills Miss Holmes and her pop tests to Bobbie Martin. Mervyn Bridges would like to will his musical ability to George Bennett, who's doing all right for himself. Willis Baker and Bill Grayson will their fun and good times in Mr. Hinz' room to all the new D. E. students. Barbara Bulman wills her red hair to Frances Smith, who really doesn't need it. Billy Pearson wills his well-worn dictionary to his brother Gene. Carolyn Pendergast wills her versatility to anyone capable of taking it. Sue Helms wills her infinite patience to Sue Lantrip, her successor as president in the Dramatics Club. Eugene Webb wills his artistic ability to Martha Lanham. George Betros leaves his place in the National Honor Society to Leona Eddy. Denise Dagnan and Mary K. Leslie will to future Mirror typists the illegible writing of the Mirror Board. Marvin Pinion wills his locker by 123 to anyone stopping by on his way to half-study. And last, but by no means unimportant. Tommy Smith wills his wit to David Bowers. Signed, sealed, and delivered under our hands, this 21st day of January, 1954. CAMERA CAVALCADE Once, this news station boasted of being able to present today's news today. But with the improvements made in the field of science by Jack Tate and Felix Bearden, we are able to bring to the TV screen Tomorrow's News Today. Our reporters, Anita Thompson and Amma Hurt, are standing by on Jupiter to bring us special bulletins. Flash! In the Punch Bowl on New Year's Day, Dan Kilgore made an off-bench tackle for the University of There. This hasn't been done since 1953. Tommy Britt was making a touchdown for Here College when the error occurred. Cheering the teams on were Regina Smith and Betty Blevins. And here's an unusual thing—Billy Mills, expert manager, manages both teams! Dan Russell, manufacturer of little red hot-rods, is trying to use cars as a trade name for them. Two other manufacturers, Bobby San-defur and Joe Plosser, make scissors to enable others to cut up as they did. Other successes in the business field are Mary Stern, Betty Stribling, and Wynelle Kennedy. It seems that Congressmen Charles Agee, Charles Davis, and Charles Weidman are trying to pass a law that all boys be named Charles; all girls be named Charleen. Opposing the idea are Martha Jo Allred and Jo Ann McCay. Can't imagine why! Ruby Tollett's recent address to Congress began, Y'all, listen—. They say it's a habit she picked up in high school. Speaking of politics, Virginia Sparks has been named secretary to the Supreme Court. While flying on the airliner with Betty Joyce McClellan as stewardess, we found that Elsie Rodgers Smith's little boy, Gene, has grown up to be one of the Smith brothers. Bulletin!! Auburn Lee Slaten has been appointed president of the University of Alabama. Jack Chamblee finally was thrown out of a history class. His comment: It wasn't me. Phillips math teacher Betty Turner spends her spare time working out fourth dimensional problems. Susanne Acker teaches astronomy (?). Physicists Jimmy Wood, Bobby Rosser, and Clegg Richardson are still trying to figure out what's going on in Room 108. And have you heard that the 3 R's are being taught by Leonard Rowell, Ronnie Rogers and Don Rucks? Appearing in Eugene Webb's new TV show, The Four Lassies, are Ruth Perry, Charleen Shouse, Betty Burchfield, and Almeda Norman, while Geraldine Pitts is featured in the soap opera entitled Private Secretary. One of Shirley Baisden's fashion models, Donnie Palmore, has been offered a movie contract by Jo Ann Turner Movies. Kathleen Clemons has disinvented shorthand. Doris Pugh has completed her lecture tour, discussing How to Succeed in Home and Journalistic Careers. We were told by Policeman George Colvert that Lawrence Sewell had been arrested for stealing Vulcan's statue from Red Mountain. Chief of Police Johnny Foster released him after bond was arranged by Lawyer Freddy Rauschenberg. Henry Keplinger, manager of the newly enlarged Alabama Theater, which had on display the archaeological finds of John McAvoy (who was inspired by his Latin classes at Phillips) is urging all graduates of January 1954 to accept a free pass to see that epic of 9-D Screen (invented by Marion Files) The Two Horsemen starring Cecil Mitchell and Hunter Mitchell. (No kin.) Billy Williams is now representing the United States in the National Tennis Meets. Howard Ennis was the first person ever to fly to the moon alone. It was rumored that he charmed all the moon maidens with his pretty brown eyes. Floyd Powell's chain of hotels are really keeping him busy now, while------ Ladies and gentlemen, we regret that operational difficulties prevent our sending you the remainder of 'Tomorrow's News Today. ' You will now hear a special recording by Miss Ann Priestley, who will sing the top tune of the Hit Parade, Alma Mater, by A. E. Mayer. Seared (lofr to right h Ruth Liles, Don Brown, Anita Howard. Standing: Barbara Dodson, Jeanne Jackson, Drucilla Tray-wick, Gloria Jones. Billy Stevens. CLASS of MAY, 1954 President Vice-President Secretary ..... Artist _______ Orator ........ Pianist Poet Vocalist .......Donald Brown Anita Howard .......... Ruth Ules ......Billy Stevons Gloria Jones Jeanne Jackson Drucilla Traywick Barbara Dodson COLORS Gold and Green MOTTO Non Incautuo futuri (Nor unmindful of the fuluro) COMMITTEES FLOWER Talisman Rose RING—Rick Schlosscr, Chairman; Mary Lou Graves, Frances Smith, Jimmy Short, Glenda Andrews, Miss Elizabeth Doss, Sponsor ANNUAL—John Walton. Chairman; Pat Co , Joyce Stanton, Billy Balance, Drucilla Traywick, Miss Frances Finley, Sponsor INVITATION—Barbara Currier, Chairman; Don Shelton, Charles Mars, Connie Burke, Billy Horn, Miss Ottie Huff, Sponsor MOTTO—George Wakefield, Chairman; Shirley Keltner, Norman Sodduth, Virginia Fuller, Gail Reynolds, Miss Clara Belle Senn, Sponsor COLOR AND FLOWER—Tommy Bonds, Chairman; Geraldine Burks, June Greene, Phillip Zaretki, Beverly McCurry, Harold Bright, Miss Garnet leader. Sponsor SOCIAL AND GIFT—Paul Tyson, Chairman; Yvonne Richard. Ethelyn Jones. Barbara Alford, Jimmy Strickling, Charles Daniels, Clyde Payton, Miss Vera Holmes. Sponsor I 1 I MARY JOE ABBOTT Pete Jr. Y- feens 2-5. Scrapbook Committee 3, Publicity Chairman 4. Secretary 5; Sr. Y-Teens 6-8. Service Committee 6. Program Committee 8, Critic 8: S.R. Vice-President 5. Secretary 8: Mirror Typiet 8. TOMMY FRANKLIN ABNEY Bunk O.O. Club 5-8; S.R. President 8; Sportsman-•hlp Chairman 4. 6: Fire Marshal 8. BARBARA ANN ALFORD Bobs Safety Committee Chairman 7. Scholarship Committee 8; Promoters 7-8: Y-Teens 2-3, Treasurer 3; Euphrosynean 4-8. Chaplain 5. Vice-President 8. President 7, Sargeant at Arms 8: G.L.C. 3-8, 1st School Letter 3. 1st State Letter 3. 2nd School Letter 4. 2nd State Letter 5. 3rd School Letter 7. Secretary 6. Vice-President 7, President 8; D.A.R. Citizenship Olrl 7i S.R. Freshman Representative 1. Stamp Salesman 3, President 4, 7, P.T.A. Representative 8: Marshal 3; Gym Assistant 8; Volley Ball Team 3. 5, 7, Captain 7; Soft Ball Team 4. 6; Soccer Team 1. 3, 5; Basketball Team 4. 6. JACK ANDEREGG JOE ANDERSON Science Club 4. 5; B-Team Baseball 4; Varsity Baseball 8. GLENDA ANDREWS Glen National Honor Society 7. 8: Writers' Workshop 3-6: Chairman Law and Order Committee 7; Clio 2-8: 0.0. Club 7,8: S.R. Vice-President 1. President 3-5. Secretary 6: Head Marshal 7. MARGARET ANNE ARMISTEAD Aid F.T.A. 3, 4; S.R. Stamp Salesman 5. P.T.A. Representative 6. 7. Jr. Red Cross Representative 5, 6, Chaplain 6. 7: Choir 2-8: Marshal 4. JOHNNIE ELIZABETH ASHMORE John Jr. Y-Teens 2-4. President 3. Corresponding Secretary 4 Agl.ua 7, Damrosch 8. Jr Red Cross 2-8. Recording Secretary 6, President 7. 8; S.R. President 2, 5, Vice-President 7. Socretary 3, 4, 8. Stamp Salesman 1; Marshall 5. 6; Chorallers 4. PATRICIA ANN AYER Pat Sr. Y-Teens 8: S.R. P.T.A. Representative 7. 8. Mirror Typist 8. WILLIAM DAVID GILBERT BALANCE Billy Latin Club 1-4: Art Club 2-8. Vice-President 5. President 5. 6. Treasurer 7: S.R. Mlrro Agent 3, P.T.A. Representative 1. 2. Red Cross Representative 7. Paper Chairman 8. CLASS BOBBY RAY BENSKO National Honor Society 7. 8: Ushers Club 7. 8; Scholarship Committee 8; Curry .8: S.R. Stamp Salesman 5; Baseball 4, 8, 8. CHARLES FENTON BLOCKER D.O. Club 7-8: S.R. President 8; Varsltv Track 5. 8; Varsity Football 5. TOMMY BONDS National Honor Society 7, 8: Ushers 8-8s Sportsmanship Commit lee 8; Sports Club 4-8. S.R. President 4. 5, Mirror Agent 7, Vice-President 8: B Team Football 3. Letter J. Varsity Football 5, 7. Letter 5. 7. “B” Team Basketball 4. Letter 4. Varsity Basketba I 8. Letter 8. ,,B' Team Baseball 4, Letter 4. Varsity Baseball 8. Letter 8j Most Athletic 8. FRANCES MARIE BORDEN Fran Astraea 2-6. Vice-President 4; Future Teachers of America 2-5: S.R. P.T.A. Representative 3, Stamp Salesman 3-8. MELODY ANN BRAND Transferred from Blount County High School 3: S.R. Red Cross Representative 8. WILLIE JAMES BRASHER Jimmy National Honor Society 7 8: G.O. Second Associate 7. President 8: Vancey 6-8. Vice-President 7. Club Stunts 7; Ushers 5-8: Science Club 3. 4; S.R. President 3, 5. Vice-President 2. Mirror Agent 4. 6: English Class President 7; R.O.T.C. CpI. 5. Sgt. 8; Harvard Club Book Award 8; Alabama Boys State American Legion (Summer ‘53): Marshal 5; Speech Activities 7, 8: “Mr. Philliplan 8. HAROLD BRIGHT Seasbell Pen and 8rush Club 3: Spanish Club 2: Curry 3-8. Vice-President 8. Critic 7: S.R. President 8. Jr. Red Cross Representative 4-6. DONALD ARTHUR BROWN Don President of Senior Class 8; Quill and Scroll 8-8: Thespians 7. 8: Q.O. Safety Committee 8, G.O. Assembly Committee 8. First Associate General Organization 7: Yancey 2-8. President 8: Ushers 5-8. Associate Mead Usher 8: Promoters 4-8. Publicity Chairman 7: Madrigal Club 8. 8: Freshman Club President t; S.R. Council Member 2, P.T.A. Representative 3. Mirror Agent 5. 8, Vice-President 8, President 7; Choir 3. 4, 8. 7. 8. Business Manager 8. President 7: Mirror Board 4-8. Feature Editor 6, Annual Staff 4-8: Narrator UN Program 7: Emcee “Choir Concert” 7; Narrator City Schools Christmas Music Festival 7; Stage Crew 3-8, Head 8. 7. 8: Most Likely to Succeed 8: Senior Play 8. JOAN BROWN Jo S.R. Mirror Agent 5. 7. 8] D.O. Ctub 7. 8. CLAUDETTE BUCKELEW Jr. Red Cross 4. 7i S.R. Vice-President 8. Secretary 4. SENIOR MARTHA JOANN BURG1N Thespians 6-8: Yearboook Chairman 7: Art I. 2: F.T.A. 2-5. Parllmentarian 5. Yearbook Chairman 4: Mnemosynean 3-6. Parlimentar-lan 5; Promoter 7. 8; Pierian 7. B: S.R. Vic -President Is Schedule Committee 6, 7. CONNIE SUE BURKE Euphrosynean 2-8. Vice-President S. Record-Ino Secretary 7. President 8; G.L.C. 4-8. Recording Secretary 8: S.R- Vice-President 6. 7. President 8. Council Member 3: Marshal . Library Assistant : Mirror Typist 8- GERALDINE BURKS Transferred trom Jemison High School Euphrosynean S-8, Chaplain 7, Recording Secretary 8; S.R. Council Member 6. Red Cross Representative 7. President 8: Math Clast Secretary 6: Spanish Class Secretary 7; History Clast Secretary 7; Club Stunts 7. I RANK CARLISLE Science Club 7, 8. S.R. Vice-President 4, Council Member 6. Chaplain 8. MEL LYE ELIZABETH CASTLEBERRY Beth Promethean 3-8: Newcomer Club 2. RONALD WILSON CATES Kid Hi-Y 2-6. Vice-President 5: S.R. Stamp Salesman 3. 8; Marshal 5: B-Tcam Baseball 5. RALPH SAMUEL CHABOT Humphrey Curry 2-8. Parllmentarlan 8: S.R President 1. Secretary 4; Rifle Team 2. 4. 5. 7. ROSEMARILYN CICIO Vestalia 2-8. Treasurer 7: Library Club 7. 8: S.R. Mirror Agent 6. Secretary 5: Marshal 6: Cheerleader 7. 8. SHIRLEY ANN CLARK 5. R. Secretary 3, 4: Mirror Typist 8. ANN COCHRAN F.T.A. t-4: Mnemosynean 3-8; Writer's Club 7, 8: Promoters S-8: S.R. Council Member 6. Chaplain 4; Marshal 6; Mirror 8oard 3. CLASS LUC1LE JOYCE COGGINS Tody Clio 2-8. Corresponding Secretary 5. 7. Treasurer 8: Writer Workshop 5.6, Treasurer 6: S.R. Stamp Saleeman t. 7. Mirror Agent 2. 4. 5. President 3. 6. Secretary 8: Majorette 5-8: Campaign Manager 6: National Poetry Anthology 7; Mirror Typist 8: An-tual Typist 8. CHARLOTTE COLE Charlie Traneferred from Woodlawn 5: Jr. Red Cross 6: Euphrosynean 6: O.O. Club 7. 8: S.R. Red Croc Representative 6: Marshal 6: Government Class Secretary 6. BOBBY COPELAND Sleepy Transferred from Eosley 8; S. R. Mirror Aoent 8. I ARRY COURINGTON Hi-Y 2. 8: Sports Club 5-7; S.R. Secretary 5: B-Team Football 3. 4. Varsity 5-8; Mar-shal 5. 7) Track 6. PATRICIA NAN COX Pat Pierian 2-8. Recording Secretary 7: S. R. Stamp Salesman 2. Vice-President 3. 6. Secretary 4. Treasurer t. President 7: Economics Class Secretary 5. History Class Vice-President 7. History Class Secretary 6, English Class Vice President 3. Government Class Secretary 3: Band 4-6. DELILAH FAYE CRAWFORD Thalia 4: Sr. V-Teens 5-7, Social Committee 6. 7; S.R. Mirror Agent 7; Clothing Class Vico-President 6: Mirror Typist. VIOLA CRUM Cookie Y-Teens 2-4: DO. Club 5. 6; Future Nurses 7, 8: Marshal 2-4. BARBARA CURRIER Barby National Honor Society 7, 8: Thespians 4-8 Secretary 7, President 8: Chairman Assembly Committee 7, Orientation Committee 81 Promethean 7. 8. Treasurer 7. Vice-President 8: Promoters 7.8. Treasurer 8: Pierian 2-S; Writers Club 4: S.R. Secretary 5, Treasurer 6. Council Member 1. 2. Mirror Agent 7. Red Cross Representative 3. P.T.A. Representative 8: Orchestra t-4. Vice-President 4; Civitan Oratorical 8. Birmingham News Oratorical s 7: Club Stunts 4. 6. 8; English Class President 2. 5. 8: History Class President 7; Senior Play 8; Mis Philllplan 8. DIANE DANFORTH Poodles Writer ’ Workshop 6. Treasurer 6: Madrigal Club 6. 8: Euphrosynean 7-5: S R. President t. 3. 5. Council Member t. Vice-President 2. P.T.A. Representative 0. treasurer t. Secretary 7. Jr. Red Cross Representative 8; Choir 5. 6, 7: Choraliers 4, Business Mana- ger a. CHARLES LEE DANIELS, JR. Charlie Scholarship Committee 7: Club Committee 8: Yancey 6-8. Corresponding Secretary 7. 8: Usher 6-8: SR- President I. 3. 7. Paper Chairman 8: R.O.T.C. Lt. Col 6: History Class President 7. GERALDINE DAVISON Gertie S.R. Paper Chairman J, Krnhnun Girl Reo resentative 1; Choir 6-8; Marshal 2. GEORGE WILBUR DAWKIN... Sir •' • Sport Club 2-4; O.E. Club 7. 8: 0.0. Club 7. 8: S.R. P.T.A. Representative 7. Stami. Salesman 3. Fire Marshal 2: Football 2 4. BRUCE DEAN Goose Boy Vocal Club 4-8. Treasurer 6.8. President 7; Madrigal Club 8l Sr - C.|« .8; S. P Mirror Agent 4; 8 — Football 5-7; Track 7. O.. 5-8. CHARLES BENNY DcMEN Science Club 8: Baseftall 8. JACK DcRONCEY Curlrv D.O. Club 5-8: S.R. President 5. Vic-- ’ dent 7. Safety Chairman 7, Stamp •• 3. ROSEMARY DI GIORO'O Rose Honor Society 7, 8: ssembly Committee 5; Jr. Y-Teens 2-4. President 3; Girl Lett— Club 4.8, Vico-President 6, 8. Setret.'r Euphrosynean 5. 6. Treasure.- 6; D. O. t;. 7, 8; S.R. Stamp Salesman 1, P- bimt 7, 8. Vice-President 4. Sec-eiar : M • shal 3; Captain Gym Class 2 BARBARA ANN DODSON Bunry Damrosch 3-4, Chaplain 4: O. O. Club 7-8; S.R. President 5. 6. Secretary 2. 4, 7; Mir. ror Agent 3, Red Cross Representative t. Girl - Glee Club 2-4: Chorallees 3-4; Choir 5-6: Marshal 3-4; Senior Class Vocalist 8. MARTHA JOAN EATMAN Blondie Vestalia 3-8, Parllmentarian 7; S.R. Council Member 3-6: Majorette 6-8: Marshal 3, 4. TOMMY EDMONDS O. O. Club 7. 8, Secretary 7. 8: S.R. President 7. 8. MELVIN ELLIOTT Pete S.R. Council Member 2. President 4. Red Cross Representative 7, Secretary S. CLASS DARLENE LUCILLE E AW LEY Blondie Astraea 6-8, Vice-President 7. President 8: Projection Club 6-8. Secretary 7. 8: S.R. P.T.A. Representative 1. 3. Stamp Salesman 4. 6; Phillips Night $; Marshal 2; Mirror Typist 8; Civics Class Secretary 1. GEORGE FIX 5. R. Stamp Salesman 4. 6. Council Member 7. 8, Paper Chairman 7. MARY HELEN FLOWERS Agiala 2-7. Historian 4; S.R. Chaplain 2. Stamp Salesman 5. P.T.A. Representative 6. ERNEST ERASTUS FORBES III Ernest Projection Club 2-8: Science Club 2-8. VIRGINIA FULLER G nger Promethean 2-8. Parllmentarlan 7; French Club 2-8. President 8. WILLIAM SHEPARD FULLER. JR. Billy Inter-High Promoters President 8; Ushers 6-8. Secretary 8; Owen 3-8. Critic 7. Vice-President 8: French Club 5. 6: Promoters Club 4-8: School's Radio Play Staff 8; S.R. Secretary 2. Vice-President 3. Red Cross Representative 4. President 7: Speech Clast Pres ident 7. LcROY GLENN Sports Club 3-8: Foootball. B Team 1: Baseball. B-Team 2; Football. Varsity 3. 6. 7; Track 4. 4. MARGARET ANN GOOLSBY _ te Damrosch 3-8; Y-Teens 2: French Club 2-6. Vice-President 6: S.R. Vice-President 7. P.T.A. Representative 7. Stamp Salesman 3, Secretary 6; Club Stunts 3. 5. MARY LOUISE GRAVES Lulu Auditorium Committee 7; Promoters 6. 7; Jr. Y-Teens 2; Euphrotynean 3: Pierian 4-8 Corresponding Secretary 7. Treasurer ■; S. R. Vice-President 1. P.T.A. Representative 4-7. Secretary 8: Choraliert I, 4; Choir 5-8: Madrigal Club 8s Band 3-6. BETTYE JOYCE GREEN Proomethean 2-8. Corresponding Secretary Vlce-Preeldent 6. Parllmentarlan 7; S.R. President 2. Council Member 6. Mirror Aoent 4. Red Cross Representative 4. Freshman Representative 1: Marshal 5: Campaign Speaker 7; Mirror Board 3-8. Annual Board 5; Club Stunts 3, b, 7, Chairman Club Stunts 7. SENIOR JUNE GREENE Thespians 5-g. Treasurer b Thalia 2. Critic 3: Pierian 5-8. Historian 8; Spanish Club 3; S.R. Mirror A0ent 1. 2: Council Mother 3. Stamp Salesman ft; Speech Class Presi-dent 4. Secretary 5. Senior Play 8. WILLIAM RUSSELL HALEY G.O. Orientation Committee S. Club Com-mittee 7: Curry 2-4; Vancey 5-8; Vocal Club 3-8. President 4. Vice-President 5. Secretary ft. Parliamentarian 8: S.R. Vice-President 5. Marshal 3, 4; Choir 2. 3; Glee Club 4; Quartet 6. HAROLD LEE HALLMARK Ma-Gne Owen 6-8: Stamp Club 2-5. Treasurer 3: Promoters 3-8. Parliamentarian gj S.R. Representative 2: R O.T.C. 1st Sot. 7; European Scholarship 8; Boys’ Glee Club 2. DONALD HAMILTON Ushers 7. 8; Yancey 6-8. LERA GAY HARRIS Gay Oamrosch 2-8. Corresponding! Secretary 6. Re-cording Secretary 6. President 7. Treasurer 8: Spanish 2-6. Critic 5: S.R. Stamp Salesman 7: May Court 4: Marshal 4| Band 1-6; Band Vaudeville 1-ft: Club Stunts 3. 5. JAMES HERBERT HAUN Herb S.R. Vice-President 2. 8: Mead Marshal ft. BARNES BURROW HICKMAN, JR. Curry 2-8. President «. Treasurer 6: Pro- jection Club 3-8. President 7. Vice-President 6: Promoters 5-8. President 7. Con- stitution Committee Chairman 8: Ushers 7. 8: S.R. President 6, Mirror Agent tj American Field Service International Scholarship Student to Europe. SHERRY ANN HICKMAN Jr. Y-Teens 2-4, Secretary 3: Sr. V-Teens 5-8: Jr Red Cross 2-7: Treasurer 7: S.R. Stamp Salesman 2. 4. Red Cross Representative 2-6: Marshal 4; Choir 5. ft. BOBBI JEAN HOLBROOK Bob Pen and Brush 4-8. President 7. Secretary 8, Chiaroscuro 2. 3. 6-8; Vestalla 4. 5: S.R. President 3. 5. ft. Vice-President 4. Stamp Salesman 2. Mirror Agent 7. P. T. A. Representative 8. BILLY HORN Horn Newcomers Club 2: Science Club 3. 8: Sports Club 3-5; Ml-V 8, S -lal Chairman 8: S.R. Vice-President 3. Treasurer 7. Council Member 4. ft, 8. Social Chairman 7. Mirror Agent 4. Paper Chairman 5: Math Class President 4: History Class Vice-President 7: Speech Class Treasurer 8: R.O.T.C. Sgt. 3. Color Guard 4S 8-Team Football 3. 5; B-Team Letter 3: Basketball 4; Campaign Manager 7; Senior Play 8. CLASS BETTY JEAN HORTON Thespians S-8: F.T.A. M; Mnemosynean 2-8: S.R. Mirror Agent 1, P.T.A. Representative 2. 4. Stamp Salesman 8. Marshal 6, Senior Play 8. JAMES ELVIN HORTON Fingers Gorgas 2-8. Chaplain 3. Recording Secretary 4. Treasurer 5. Socia' Chairman 6. President ?; Red Crow 6. 7. Corresponding Secretary 7; S.R. Mirror Agent 4. Stamp Salesman 5. Red Croee Representative 6. 7: Choir 1-4: Boys' Ensemble 1-4; Christmas Festival 1: Band Vaudeville 2. 4. 6. LEON HOSKIN MARY ANITA HOWARD Nila National Honor Society 7.8. Treasurer 8: Senior Class Vice-President 8: Clio 2-8. Corresponding Secretary 8: Promoters 6-8. Corresponding Secretary 8: S.R. P.T.A. Representative 3. Council Member 4. 7. 8. Stamp Salesman 6; Marshal 3, 4: History Class Secretary 4: Girls' Glee Club 3: English Class Secretary 8: Choir 5-8. Vice-President 8: Assistant English Teacher 7: Senior Play Properties Committee 8. Club Stunts 3. 5. 7. WILLIAM HULL Bill Jr. Red Cross 6; Band 1-2. CARL ELLIS HYCHE, JR. Lefty Stamp Club 1; Gorgas 3-8. Coereapono.ng Secretary 7. Assistant Parliamentarian 6. 8; Spanish Club 6-8: S.R. Mirror Agent 3, 4; Marshal 4, 6. JEANNE ADAIR JACKSON Pierian 2-8. Critic 3, Historian 6. Parliamentarian 6; Writers' Workshop 7-8. Vice-President 7. President 8: Red Cross 2. Corresponding Secretary 2: F.T.A. 3-4: Promoters 4: S. R. President 1. 3. 4. 6 Secretary 2. Council Member 5: Choir Accompanist 1-7: Choir 7: Madrigal Club 6: Head Marshal 3, PAUL FLETCHER JACKSON Buddy Second Associate 8. Election Committee 6: Curry 6-8. Corresponding Secretary 7: Scienc Club 5: S.R. President 2. Vice-President 3. 6. 7: Band 1-8. President 7. 8: Orchestra 8: ••0 Basketball 4. Letter 4; B Baseball 4: Marshal 5. 6: Best Looking Senior Boy 8. JERRY JOHNSON Cal 0. E. Club 5-8. Treasurer 6-8: S.R. Preside.it 1. 3. 5: Football 1-6: Baseball 1-Si Track 6. GLENDA RAY JOHNSON Sam Thalia 2-6. Critic 6. Treasurer 6: Choir 6-8: Choraliers 3. 4: Marshal 2: S.R. President 1. Secretary 2. Vice-President 4. Mirror Agent 6. SENIOR JOHNNIE JOHNSON O.O. Club 6-8: Mirror Typist 4. ETHELYN JONES El fie Safely Committee 2. 3; Orientation Comm.t-tee 4. 8: Election Committee 7; Pierian 2-8. Historian 7. Vice-President 8: Promoter 7. 8. Recording Secretary 8: European Scholarship 8: S.R. Mirror Agent 1. Red Cro� Representative 2. Secretary 6. Council Member 7. Vice-Preddent 8; Marshal 2. 8: Choraller 3: Library Assistant 3: Wittiest Girl 8. GLORIA JONES Sally Senior Class Orator 8: Jr. Y-Teens 2-4. Parli-mentarian 3. Secretary 4; Thespian ft.8. Treasurer 7. Vice-President 8: F.T.A. 1-4. Parliamentarian 2, Historian 3: Pierian 6-8. Vice-President 7. President 8: S.R. Stamp Salesman 1. 7. Secretary 2, President 3. 8. Vice-President 4. . P.T.A. Representative ft History Class Vice-President 7; Speech Class President 4. Vice-President 6. English Class President 3: Radio Staff 8. Production Assistant WAPI 8: Senior Play 8; Mirror Typist 8. KENNETH JONES 0.0. Club 7-8: S.R. Mirror Agent 2. 3: Marshal 3. ft. MARY FRANCES JONES Jr. Red Cross 6. PEGGY JOYCE JONES Peg Mnemosynean 2-6: Secretary ft: Library CIud 2-8. President 7, Treasurer 6: D.O. Club 7. 8; S.R. President ft. 6. Secretary 7. Stamp Salesman 8. Freshman Club Representative 1; History Class Secretary 7: Phillips Representative to Girl’s State ’S2; Library Assistant 2-4; Marshal ft: Club Stunt 2. 4. 6. JERRY M. JORDAN Red Cross Club 4. ft Sport Club 2-5: S.P Red Cross Representative 4. ft. Secretary 3: Football 2-ft. SHIRLEY JEWELL KELTNER Honor Society 7. 8: Junior V-Teens 2-4 Vice-President 3. Treasurer 4; Senior Y-Teen 5-8. Chairman Scrapbook Committee 0, 8. Secretary 7: Red Cross 4-8. Treasurer 6: S.R. Vico-President 3. 7. President 8: Marshal 3-ft, Head Marshal ft: Mirror Typist 8: Annual Typist 8: Senior Play 8: Most Likely T«. Succeed 8; Most Studious 8. WANDA LOU KING Flossie V-Teen. 3-8. President 7. Publicity Chairman 8: S.R. Stamp Salesman 4. Mirror Aoent 7. 8: Marshal 2. 3, 8. DONALD LANGNER S.R. Safety Chairman ft. Vice-President ft. CLASS WILLIAM ANDREW LEMONS Cbunkey HI-Y 8; Sport Club 1-8; Varsity Kootbau 2. 4. , S: ••O Team Basketball 1. 3: Var I-ty Basketball 7: Track 1, 3. 7. MARY RUTH LILES Ruibie National Honor Society 7. 8. Vic -Pre«ui nt 8: Senior Clat Secretary 8: Club Committee Chairman 7, Publicity and Publication 8: Latin Club 3-8: Clio 3-8. Chaplain 7. President 8. Club Stunt 3 5. 7; Madrigal Club 8; Olrl ulee Club 3: S.rt. Stamp Salesman 3, Secretary 4. Paper Chairman 6. Secretary 7. Council Member 8: Choir 5-8. Secretory 8: Christ-ma Music Festival ft-7: Marshal 2. 8: National Poetry Anthology Awards 4. 7: Home Economics Award 7; Senior Piay 8: Speech Class President 8. Vice-President 7. FRANCES LOVOY Vestalia 2-8. Corresponding Secretary 6. President 7: S.R. Secretary 1. Vice-President 2. President 3. Stamp Salesman 4, 6. Secretary 5. 7. 8. SUE LUCAS Y-Teens 2. 3, 4. Vice-President 3. Secretary 4; Future Nurses of America 5-8. Chaplain 6 President 7; D.O. Club ft-8: S tX. Stamp Salesman 1-3. Mirror Agent 4. Trea:ur r S. Vice-President 8. CHARLES BRADLEY MARS Spaceman Owen 3-8. Recording Secretary ft, Treasurer 7. President 8; Usher 8: Promoter 7. 8' Projection Club 3-8. Parliamentarian 7: S.R. Council Member 4. Mirror Agent 5. Chaplain 7, President 8; Marshal ft. ERNESTINE McANNALLY Mirror Typist 8. JAMES DONALD McCARY S.R. Council Member 5. 8; Band 1-8. Vice-President 7i B-Team Baseball 4. 6. BEVERLEY ANNE McCURRY Booicbie Thalia 2-8. Critic 3. Chaplain 4. Social Chair, man 5. Activity and Social Chairman 6. President 7 Vice-President 8: Law and Order Chairman : S.R. Secretary 3. Vice-President 4. President ft, Council Member 7, Secretary 8; Winner Mis Phillies Contest: Head Marshal 8: Speech Class Secretary 8l Prettiest Girl 8. rex r. McGinnis, jr. Owen ft-8: Projection Club 2-8. Vice-President 7; S.R. President 3: Band 1-4. ft. 7. SHIRLEY MELVIN Thalia ft-B. Vice-President 8: Library Club 5: S.R. President 2. Secretary ft. 7, Red Cross Representative 4. SENIOR JANIE SUE MERRELL Damrosch 2-8: S.R. Stamp Salesman 3. P.T.A. Representative 4: Math Class President 2. LESLIE BRYANT MILLER High-Pockets S.R. Fire M.irth.H 2: Band t-0; R.O.T.C. let Sot. 7. KENNETH GORDON MIZE Kenny Lon O.O. Club 7-8. CATHERINE LOUISE MORGAN (ijl hoy Jr. Y-Teens 2-4; D.O. Club 5: Marshal 2. i: C.ym Aulitant 4. PEGGY JEAN NAIL Pev Vestalla 3-8, President 8. Recording Secretary 7. Critic 4. Chaplain 8: S.R. President 3, 4_ 5. 8. Council Member 7, Stamp Sales-man 6; Cheerleader 7; Civitan Oratorical 3. 4. HARRIETT NAKOS Clio 5.8; S.R. Vice-President 1. Mirror Agent 2. Red Cross Representative 4. Stamp Salesman 5: History Class Secretary 4. 7; Marshal 3; Cheerleader 4-7; Club Stunts 5. 7. BETTY JEAN NEAL H. ]. Promoters 5-8: Jr. Y-Teens 2. 3: Euphroiy-nean 4-8. Parliamentarian 7. Cr.tic 8: S.R. President 3. 4. Vice-President 8: Math Class Secretary t: Spanish Class Secretary 6: Club Stunts 7: Schedule Committee 6. 7: Mirror Typist 8; Campaign Committee 6. 7: Television Program 8: Phillips Night 7: Office Assistant 7. 8; Senior Play 8. SID NETHERY Rocky MARGARET NEELY Kitten Junior Y-Tecns 2-4. Senior Y-Teens 5. 6: Veatalla 7. 8: Future Teachers Is S.R. President 1. 4_ Stamp Salesman 2. Mirror Agent 3. 5: Marshal 2. 7; Mirror Typist 8: Annual Typist 8. MARILYN OPPENBORN Transferred from Ramsay 7; Mirror Typist 8. CLASS EUGENE V. ORR Boogie O.O. Club 7. 8; HI V 3-5. Chaplin 4. 5; s.H. Vico-President 2. Paper Chairman 3. 4. Mirror Agent 4, Stamp Salesman 6, 6; Marshal I-Sl Vocal Club 4. O.L.C. 6-8: Sr. Y-Teons 8-8. Crit.e 7. Mem-berehlp Chairman 7. Vice-President 8: S.B. Secretary 4; Mirror Typist 8. Sports Club 4-7: Football 3. 5. 7: Marshal 7. WILLIAM CLYDE PAYTON Science Club J, 4: Jr. Bed Cross 3. 4; Marshal 3. 4. 7: Lunch Boom Cashier 4. 6. Ushers 8; Latin Club 7; Madrigal Club 7. 8; Stamp Club 7. 8; Promoters 7, 8; S.B. Mirror Agent 8. BENJAMIN WILLIAM PRESCOTl Ushers 7-8: Curry 6-8. Chaplain Secretary 1, Vice-President 3-4. Paper Chairman 6. Stamp Salesman 7. 0.0. Club 6-7: Stamp Club 2: Marshal 4. 8. MES A. PRICE, JR. jimmy Owen Literary Society 3-8: Writers Club 7, 8. Club 8tunts 6, 8: S.B. Council Member 5, Red Cross 4. ELIHU POSEY PRUITT III Hugh Owen 8: Ushers 7. 8: Projection Club 3-8. Parliamentarian 8: Latin Club 3: S.R. Vice-President 2_ Paper Chairman 3. Safety Chairman ). Secretary 4-8. Stamp Salesman 7. Treasurer 1. 8: English Class Secretary 2: Math Class Secretary 2-7. 0.0. Club 6-8: Jr. Y-Teene 2-4: Sr. Y-Teens 5; S.B. President 7. Stamp Salesman 3, 4, 3, Secretary 8. Red Cross Representative I. 4, 5. 6. 7. P.T.A. Representative 7. V.ce-Presi-dent 8. JACKIE FAYE PARKER JAMES PARR ARMIN POLLMAN JR. DOROTHY PRICE JERRE RANDALL SENIOR JACKIE GAIL REYNOLDS Traoafvr from Enslcy 6: National Honor 8ocloty 7. 8; Scholarship Committee Chairman 8: Writer ’ Club 6-8: Mirror Typi t 8. YVONNE RICHARD National Honor Society 7, 8, Secretary 8: Publicity and Publication Committee 7. Scholarship Committee 8: Newcomer Club 3. 4. President 4: Spanish Club 4, 5; Q.L.C. 6-8: Clio 6-8. Record.no Secretary 7. Vice-President 8: Promoters 8: S.R. President 3 4. Secretary 9-7: Mirror Board 6: Annual Board 6: Cheerleader 6-8: Gym Assistant 4; Campaign Speaker 7. 8: Tennis Sponsor 6: Mis Country Fair 6. 7; English Class Secretary 5; Band Vaudeville 6. 8: Typing Award 6: Phillips Miss Fire Prevention 7; Most Athletic 8. FAYE ROBERTSON Virginia Jr. Y-Teens 3-4; Sr. Y-Teens 6-7; future Nurse 7-8: Marshal 3. PATRICIA ROST Pat D.O. Club 5-8: Dramatics Club 1-4; S.R. Vice-President 5. Secretary 4: Junior Red Cross 3, 6: Glee Club t-4. MICHAEL JOHN SAKELLARIDES Sak Hl-Y Club 8: Sports 2-4; S.R. Jr. Red Cross Representative 2. 4. 5. President 2. Mirror Agent 3. Fire Marshal 3, 4. Council Member 9. Stamp Salesman 6; Football t-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1. 2. PASCHAL JAMES SALAMONE Pat Owen 4-8, Treasurer 9. 8. Membership Committee 4, 5; S.R. President 2_ Mirror Agent 9. Paper Chairman 9. Stamp Salesman 6. 8. Secretary 7. BEVERLY ANNE SANDLIN Little Bit Vestalla 3-8, Critic 6. Corresponding Secretary 7. Vice-President 8; Writer's Club 7. 8. Treasurer 7: Latin Club 9. 6: S.R. Mirror Agent 3, Red Cross Representative 4; Cheerleader 7. 8: President Biology Class 4; President Speech Class 7. RODERICK McMURRAY SCHLOSSER Rick Ushers 8. Orientation Committee Chairman 8: Projection Club 2. 3; Science Club 2. 3: Red Cross Club 3: Troubadours 4, 9, Secretary 9; 20 Sharps 6. 7: Curry 4-8, Parliamentarian 6. Chaplain 7m Recording Secretary 8: S.R. President 1. 4, 8. Chaplain 2. 3. Vice-President 2. Treasurer 5. 7. Secretary 6: Government Class President 5. Economics Class President 6. History Class President 7. History Class Secretary 7; Band 2-6; Orchestra 3: Basketball B Team 4: Intra-mural Basketball 3; Schedule Committee 8; Choir 4. 9. 7. 8; Marshal 1-8. LINDA SCOTT D.O. Club 7, 8; S.R. Red Cross Representative 8. DONALD LEE SHELTON Ushers 7. 8. Treasurer 8: Curry 5-8. President 7. Treasurer 8: S.R. Secretary 2. Mirror Agent 6: R.O.T.C. 1st Lieutenant 5’ Major 6: Marshal 3. 8. CLASS |AMES E. SHORT Captain ' m •� O S'K Pw C.rra UV I St'ffice Club 2-8. Chaplain 5, Secratary 6; S R President 2. Red Cross Representative 4. Mirror Agent 7, Council Member 8. STANLEY SHUFI LEBARGER S.R. Council Member 7. Secretary 6. Stamp Salesman 4. 5. Safety Chairman 8; Glee Club 3-8: Choir 4: Enallah Claaa Prreident 2; R.O.T.C. Sgt. 3. 4. D.O. Club 8! S.R. Safety Committee Chairman 5, 8. Council Member 5. HENRY ROBERT SLAGLE. JR. Curry 2-6: French Club 1-4; Sport Club 7. 8: S.R. Stamp Salesman 3. Mirror Agent 4, Paper Chairman 7 Red Croae Representa-tive 8: Choir 4. 6: ••O'' Team Football I. 3: Varalty Football 7; Center Club 4. Agalia 3. 4: S.R. P.T.A. Repretent; Secretary 3. Safety Chairman 5. Stamp Salesman 2: Marshal 6. LLY JOE SMITH D.O. Club 7, Secretary 8. National Thespians 4-8. Corresponding Secretary 8: Promoters 4-8. Recording Secretary 6. 7, President 8: Inter-Mi Promoters 8-8: Promethean 5-8, Vice-President 7. Treasurer 8: Jr. Y-Teens 2. 3: S.R. President 1. Stamp Salesman 3. Mirror Agent 4. 8. P.T.A. Representative 5. 6 Safety Chairman 7; History Class President 4: Club Stunts 5. 7: Schedule Committee 5-7: Marshal 4. 8: State Oebate Tournament 3, 5. Superior Rating 5; Senior Play 7. 8: Office Assistant 7. 8: Phillip Night 7: Mirror Photographer 8. Sr. Y-Teens 8-8. Social Chairman 6. 7: S.R. Stamp Salesman 3, Secretary 4. Vice-President 8 Red Cross 8: Marshal 3, 4, 6: Mirror Typist 8. LINDA JOYCE STANTON Stanton Cluba Committee 7; Mnemosynean 2-8. Corresponding Secretary Recording Secretary 7: S.R. Chaplain 6. S.R. Vice-President 7. Red Cross Representat ve 5. Mirror Agent 3, 4: Marshal t, 2: Club Stunts 7_ 8: Choir 4-7, Choral er 3. 4. JOHNNY SIMMONS Harry Club 7. BILL SMEDLEY Red Cross 4; Marshal 2. BETTY SUE SMITH FRANCES SMITH REBA JUNE SPRAT!.IN SENIOR CLAUDE WILLIAM STEVENS Billy Senior Class Artist; Ushers 7; Pen and Brush Club 3. 4, 5, Vice-President 5. Treasurer 4. JAMES EUGENE STRICKLING, JR. Jimmie Ushers 6-8s Promoter 7: Science Club 3-3, Chaplain 6. President 7. 8; S.R. Prosldent 2. Vice-President I, 7. Stamp Salrsman 8; R.O. T.C. Sgt. 3-5. Capt. 6. NORMAN C. SUDDUTH National Honor Society 7. 8. President 8: Projection Club 6-8. Treasurer 8: S.R. Presl-dent 2. Council Member 2. 5, Red Cro� � Representative 4] Most Studious 8. JEARLD DAVIS THACH Tramp Sport Club 2-3. MARY ANN THOMAS Newcomer Club 3: Jr. Y-Teen 4-5: Sr. Y-Teen 6: D.O. 7, 8: Marshal 5; S.R. Secretary 6. HELEN DRUCILI.A TRAYWICK Drucie National Honor Society 7. 8; Senior Class Poet 8; Thespians 5-8. Corresponding Secretary 7. Historian 8: Publicity and Publications Committee Chairman 7: Scholarship Committee 8: Senior Invitation Committee 7: Promethean 2-8. Parllamentatlon 6. Corresponding Secretary 7. Recording Secretary 8; Promoters 7-8. Vice-President 8: Spanish Club 2: Writers Workshop 4; Red Cross 3: S.R. Stamp Salesman 2. 3. 8. Vice-President 4. 6. P.T.A. Representative 5. President 7, Secretary 8. 3: Speech Class Vice-President 5: English Class President 5: Homemaking Class Secretary 8: Marshal 2-4; Senior Play 8: Club Stunt J. 5. 7: Mirror Typist 8: Schedule Committee 7: Campaign Manager 7; Mirror Board 6-8: Annual Board 8-8. ROBERT HAROLD TUCK S.R. Stamp Salesman 8: B-Team Basketball 3. 4: varsity Baseball 6. 8: Track 4. EARL TUCKER RUBINEI.LE SUE TURNER Tokyo Transferred from West End 5; D.O. Club 6-8; 5. R. Red Cross Representative 5: Marshal 5. PAUL TYSON Transfer from Albertville 4; Thespian 5-8; Orientation Committee Chairman 7. Clubs Committee 8: Newcomers Club 4; Yancey 5-8. Treasurer 6. President 7; Ushers 6-8. Head Usher 8; S.R. President 5. 6. Vice-President 7. Council Member 5: Basketball 4. 5: Tennis 5. 7; State High School Golf Tournament 6; Oebates 6-8, Interclub Debates 6. 8. State Debate Tournament 6: Marshal 5. 8. Head Marshal 8; Advertising Manager for Senior Play 7; Annual Advertising Staff 8: Chairman Senior Social Committee 8. CLASS JAMES HOWARD WAGLE GEORGE HOLLIN WAKEFIELD. JR. Flash Ushers 6-8: Sportsmanship Committee 8. Auditorium Committee 7; S.R. President J. 4. Vlce-Pres'dent 6. 7, Sportsmanship Chairman 8. Mirror Agent 2: Speech Claaa President 5, 6. Vice-President 7: Boys' State 7: O-Team Basketball 2. 4. Letter 2. 4: Varsity Track 2. 4. 6. 8. Letter 4; Varsity Basketball 6. 8. Letter 6. 8; Library Assistant 5. CLARA NELL WALLACE Clara Belle Euphroaynean 2-8. Secretary 5. 6. 7. Treasurer 4. 8. 8: S.R. Mirror Agent 8. 6. 8; Marshal 7; Library Assistant 6. 8. JOHN DOZIER WALTON III Quill and Scroll 8-8; Campaign Manager 8; Publicity and Publications Committee 7. 8. Chairman 8: Scholarship Committee 6j Election Committee 1: Yancey 2-8. Vice-President 8; Ushers 6-8. Assistant Head Usher 8. Committee Chairman 6, 7: Jr. Red Cross 4. 7. Publicity Chairman 8: Photography Club 2. 7; S.R. President 8. 6. Council Member 1. P.T.A. Rerescntative 8: R.O.T.C. Sot. 4. M Sot.. 1st Sot. 1st Lt.. 5. Captain 6: Senior Play 7. 8, Radio Play 7: Boys Inter-Club Oratoricals 7: History Class President 4 7; Economics Class President 6: Inter- Club Debates 8: P.H.S. Debate Team 7. 8: Mirror Board 5-8, Editor In Chief 7: Sports Editor 6: Annual Board 5-8. Assistant Editor 6. 8: Advertising Staff 8: Chairman Annual Committee 8. MARY JO WATSON Transferred from Minor High School: Astra-ea 7, 8. Recording Secretary 8. Club Stunts 7; S.R. Red Cross Representative 6. 7. Blood Center Club 5. 6, Red Cross Program 7; Mirror Aoent 5 Stamp Salesman 6. RAYMOND EUGENE WELDON Thespfans 6-8: Corgas 3-8. Vice-President 5, 7. President 6. Parliamentarian 8. Standing Committee 7: Ushers 7. 8: S.R. Vice-President 8. Stamp Salesman 6. P.T.A. Representative 3j Choir 3. 4: Senior Play 8. HERMAN WESTON Sonny Transferred from Ensley 6: Yancey 7-8: Twenty Sharps 7-8. Vice President 7: S.R. Red Cross Representative 8: Choir 6. 8: Madrigal Club 8. DAN L. WHISENANT Curry 2-8. Corresponding Secretary 6. Treasurer 5. Vice-President 7. 8: S.R. Mirror Agent 6: Vocal Club 3-8. Vice-President 4. Secretary 5. Treasurer 6. Chaplain 8: Band 1-8; Glee Club 2-4j Choir 3: Club Stunts 5-7. CAROLYN WILSON Junior Y-Teens 2: Damrosch 3-8. JERRY WILSON D.E. Club 5-7: S.R. Vice-President 2. 5. Secretary 1. 3, Mirror Aoent 4, Stamp Salesman 6, 7. SENIOR BILLIE RUTH WOLFE Mnemoeynean 2-8. S.R. Stamp Salesman 7: Bank Assistant 5; Marshal 4: R-d Cross 2; Library Assistant 6. BARTON WOODFIN Pluto Curry 3-5; S.R. Secretary 6. Vice President S: Choir 6; Band 2-4; Mead Marshal 6; B iys-Vocal Club 5-8. JOHN PHILIP ZARETKI Phil Clubs Committee 8: Owen 2-8. Corresponding Secretary 6. Recording Secretary 8. Chaplain 6: Spanish Club 4-8, Treasurer 8. Parliamentarian 7, Corresponding Secretary 5; S. R. Stamp Salesman 2. Vice-President 3, Paper Chairman 4. Council Member 5. Secretary 7. Vice-President 8: Wittiest Boy 8. FREDERICK JACKSON ZLYMAN III Ushers 7-8: Promoters 4-8; Science Club 2-8, Treasurer 7. Chaplain 7. 8i Spanish Club 2-3: Blood Center Club 3-4; S.R. Mirror Agent 2. P.T.A. Chairman 4; R.O.T.C. CpI. 3. Sgt. 4. Summer School Graduates BILLY JOE BAGGETT Jodie Sports Club 2-7; S.R. Mirror Agent 8. Red Cross Representative 6, Stamp Salesman 2. 5: Football 3. 5. 7: Track 6: Baseball 8. PEGGY SUE BOYETT BETTY BYRD S.R. Secretary 6. P.T.A. Representative 6. WILLIAM DAVID DAVIS Dave Jr. Red Cross 3-8: S.R. Mirror Aaent 2-3, Secretary 2; Marshal 2-4. SHIRLEY ANN EARNEST Ciggie Vestalla 2-6; O.O. Club 7-8: S.R. M rror Agent 7, Red Cross Representative 7, Treasurer 8. BARBARA FRANKLIN Bobbie Marshal 6. 6; Sr. Y-Teens 4-8: S.R. Council Member 8. CLASS JACKIE GRAHAM Jackie Vestalia 8: S.R. P.T.A. Representative 3. MARGARET ETHEL HALL Mncmosynenn 2-5: S.R. President 4, Red Cross Representative t. P.T.A. Representative 2. Mirror Aoent J, 5. Stamp Salesman 6, Safety Chairman 5; Cheerleader 6. 8: Mom Economics Class Vice-President 3: Assistant Head Marshal 6; Homemaklng President 8; Biology Class Vice-President 3. JOHN ALLEN HARRIS Hound-dog R.O.T.C. 1-8. CpI. 3. Sot. 4. Capt. 5. Col.6: Rifle Team 6. Captain 6. Letter 6s Hearat Trophy 6; Band 2, 6. 7. JIMMY HOWELL B-Team Baseball 4; Marshal 4. MARY ANN HUBBARD Half-Pint P.T.A. 2: Vestalia 6-8: Junior Y-Teens 2-4; Senior Y-Teens 5. Parliamentarian 5. Critic 6: S.R. Mirror Aoent 2. Vice-President 6. Stamp Salesman 2. Secretary 1. BARBARA MADDOX S.R. Secretary t, Vice-President 2. Council Member 6: Marshal 4, 5. IRMA MARTIN Sleepy Vestalia 2-8: S.R. Vice-President 4. Stamp Salesman 4. Red Cross Representatfve 5, Mirror Aoent 6; Marshal 4; Basketball 4. Volleyball 4, Softball 6. MARJEANNE NELSON JAMES B. POWELL Jimmy Curry 2, 3: D.O. Club 6-8: S.R. Red Cross Representative 1-4. Council Member 7: Glee Club 2-4; Choir 2-4: Marshal 2-4. LINDA GAIL SEVEDGE Beast Transferred from Plorida 6: Mnemosynean 6-7: Jr. Red Cross 6-7, Treasurer 7: S.R. Chaplain 6. SENIOR CLASS CAROLYN STEWART SHARON TUBBS French Club 5-8, Critic 7, Treasurer 8: G.L.C. 1-4; Dramatics Club 8: S.R. President 1-3 Vice President 4. Chanla n 5; Red Cross Representative 8: Class Orator 1. 2: Band 2-4; State Choir 4: Marshal 6: Library Assistant 7; Girls Glee Club t-4. CAROL WILLIAMS Transferred from Falrview Hloh School. Cul-man County 7; Mirror Typist 8. RUBY YVONNE WRIGHT P.T.A. Representative 8. TALMA EDITH DEASON Vest alia 2-4; Damrosch $-8, Critic 8: L b-rary Club 2-8. Chanlain 5. 6: S.R. Mirror Anent 1. J. Chaplain 4: Band 3-7. Library Assistant 2. 3. 5, 7: Marshal 7. KATHRYN MARIE LEE Kay Junior Y-Te«n 3. 4: Senior Y-Teen 5: Vesta-lla 7: Future Nurses Club 7. 8: S.R. Vice-President 6; Choir 5. 6. TURNEY ED MORRIS Big Ed S.R. President 1, Mirror Aoent 3, Stamp Salesman 4. Secretary 2. 5: R.O.T.C. CpI. 2. Sat. 3. 4. M-Sot. 5. Lt. 6. Seniors Not Pictured CHARLES INGRAM GUS MARINOS Auguitui SUE ANN REYNOLDS MELVIN SKINNER EWART SPEER Ushers 5-8; Sports Club 5-8: S.R. President 2. 3. Vice-President 4. Council Member 1. 3. Siam Salesman 8: Football A Team 4. t. 8; Baseball A Team 3. 5. 7. Js Vulcan Sees Jt As I gaze from my mountain home. Only a huge mass of lights I see. Yet I know beneath those lights. Life is humming a tune to me. Crimson stained smoke making curls in the sky Tells me that steel is in the making. Steel for our stores, cars, and home And stoves to keep cakes baking. Churches, schools, and theaters To make wiser girls and boys, Cars whizzing quickly down the streets. Their horns making music from noise. Libraries, hospitals, parks, and the Press, Shops to keep us in style. Policemen and firemen guarding our peace. Highways beckoning mile after mile. Sitting down to their evening meal, I see a family of four. Their heads are bowed, the prayer is said. Love's here, nothing matters more. This is a city known to the nations But personally by only me. It sings me a tune, and the refrain rings out We're making Birmingham great! —Drucilla Traywick MOST STUDIOUS Shirley Keltner, Norman Suddulh MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Donald Brown, Shirley Keltner BEST LOOKING Paul Jackson, Beverly McCurry WITTIEST Philip Zaretki. Ethelyn Jones MOST ATHLETIC Yvonne Richard, Tommy Bonds LAST WILL Donald Brown reporting—May 27, 1954. Today the eyes of all Phil-lipians, everywhere, are turned toward their alma mater, Phillips High School, in Birmingham, Alabama. A much celebrated and long-awaited event is about to take place—the reading of the May graduates' last will and testament. This group of seniors is among the finest Phillips has ever produced, and ready, indeed, are they to step out into the world as alert young citizens. In conference room 332, I see that twenty-one of the seniors have assembled, so we'll now switch our microphone over there and listen to what is beinq left the lowerclassmen. This is Donald Brown again—in conference room 332. The person directly before our comera is the outqoinq oresident of the Phillips student body. As his last official dutv, Jimmy Brasher is presiding over the meeting, and he will read the will of the May araduates. Bubble gum to Lois Parker from Mary Jo Abbott. To Jean Deale, an all A record in gym—Barbara Alford. Geraldine Burks wills her ability to get along with other people to Alice Pass (who needs it so badly?). Sue Thomson gets Barbara Currier's unfailino ability to foroet. Charles Daniels wills his out-of-town address book to Jerry Harrison. Bill Fuller leaves his 'general flunky' office in session room to anyone who qualifies. One place at last semester's sixth period lunch table: Mary Lou Graves to Josie Shaddix. A back seat in Miss Montgomery's history class to Pat Patrick from Yvonne Moore. I bequeath my travel log to Madrene Yeatman, in hooes that sh won't make the same mistakes in Eurooe that I made: Barnes Hackman. To David Bowers goes Anita Howard's 'intelligence' (?) in Miss Praytor's Math 7 class. Mary Ann Hubbard's lack of height is left to Beverly Black. One haircut (to anyone that would dare wear it)—Paul Jackson. Effie Jones leaves her ability to mak � friends at West End to Elizabeth Houston. My ability to open my biq mouth and out my foot in it—Gloria Jones to Bobbie Shirley (who doesn't need it). Frances Lovoy leaves her notes on 'Hamlet' to little brother Joe. To anyone who is willing to learn, Sue Lucas wills her ability to dance. Beverley McCurry wills her 'Miss Phillips' crown to the fortunate girl who wins the title for 1954-1955. Miss Gatchell gets one answer book to her loose leaf notebook. TESTAMENT Purpose: to help Robert Tant pass history. All this through the efforts of Rex McGinnis. My ability to snag dates and break hearts goes to Martha Kirkwood, says Peggy Nail. Betty Neal wills her beloved Spanish notebook to someone who will appreciate it—Henry Averyt. The ability to talk passes from Jackie Parker to Mary Jane Chandler. A wish, instead of a will, is given oy mi mm Hoilmann. Put Martha Lanham in one of Mr. Fullmgton's classes so she'll learn not to be embarrassed by a strong joke,' says our exchange student. Dorothy Price will her peroxide to Hat Davis. My haircut to anyone who can wear it Jerre Randall. 'Superior cheerleading ability and permission to revise all yells that require kicking and running is given to Wanda Phillips by Anne Sandlin Frances Smith leaves the Promoters' roll book to Mary Ann Mc-Keever. Her ability to pass shorthand goes from Joyce Stanton to Joyce Nash. Norman Sudduth leaves his ability to study to Bobby Ginn. Jimmy Short's fraternity pin goes to Eddie Lother. All the fun she's had goes to Phyllis Traywick from big sister Drucilla. My debating ability John Walton to David McCaleb, who really needs it. George Wakefield leaves the name of 'Flash' to Mo Robbins. Philip Zaretki bequeaths his last name to any cute, eligible maiden running around the halls. Still I wonder if he doesn't have someone particular in mind. Don Brown, your reporter, speaking again. That, with the exception of the president's bequest, concludes the reading of the May graduates' last will and testament. Many things — unusual, odd, and some unexpected, were left. And we feel sure the president will not make exception to this rule. I believe he is about to make his statement----- I, Jimmy Brasher, will my political successes to Charlene Purvis. So, the will is officially concluded. It will now be sealed and put away for posterity. The day?-—Not too different from any other you'll experience; a bit more pleasant, perhaps. A day filled with events,- some to be forgotten tomorrow, others to be remembered forever. An ordinary day out of the life of an ordinary people. But—you were there. SCANNING the SCOOPS 6 1 75 Paul Tyson loses in second attempt at Senate seat. Tyson, a man not easily discouraged, made this statement, I started at the bottom with the intent of working my way to the top, but others have made it in one jump; I shall run for president in ‘77. Best of luck, Paul, but a chief dog catcher is going to find it rough going, running against Governor James J. Stathis of East Virginia. Tommy Bonds and Charles Prosch, top coaches in the SEC, meet today to discuss the new rulings. Earl Tucker won the Indianapolis 500 Classic in his racer powered by a souped-up whizzer engine. Ross Buzzanca came in second. These two drivers started their careers while in high school. Margaret Hall, famous star of radio, screen, and television, has been elected Mother of the Year. Jimmy Strickling, Jack Zylman, and Barton Woodfin are enroute to Africa representing the SFTCOMM. (Society for the Conversion of Mau Maus.) Billy Balance, noted lecturer on inter-exter-plus-astronomical physics, has just completed his latest book, Be a Winner at Tiddley Winks Every Time. Rich Schlosser was placed in command of the largest cimota submarine in existence. Billy Baggett announces resignation as line coach of the St. Louis Browns. The Don Brown Quartet appears in Madison Circle Garden tonight. He has just signed ex-pro football player Bruce Dean as pianist. Rosemary DiGiorglo has just completed her latest picture, Drool in the Sun. TV NEWS REVIEW Jeanne Jackson travelled to Mars recently in Charles Daniels' rocket ship to enter the Miss Galaxy No. 5 Contest, but was disqualified for having only one nose. Yvonne Richard won the International Ping Pong Tournament using a genuine Tucker Paddle. This oblong-unorthodox paddle was manufactured by Harry Slagle. The idea for this paddle hit him in high school. Shirley Keltner, voted most likely to succeed and most studious in high school, was nominated to head the Cosmic Research Foundation. Don Shelton has been named Secretary of the Treasury; he gained much experience along this line in high school. Barbara Dodson is starring in the new Broadway hit, Gents Prefer Red Heads to Dead Heads. Augusta Purple, formerly June Green, was named president of the Wall Street Socialites. Joyce Nash opens her new television show next week in spite of her refusal to comply with her sponsor's insistence to change her name. The Ford Company will probably sue for breach of contract. Earl Tucker tries in third attempt to conquer Mt. Everest. His first climbing was done during his high school days from the basement to the third floor. Jerry Jordan and Ellis Hyche are still searching fir the answers to Mr. J. E. Allen's impossible math problems. Charles Mars is still looking for more chorus girls. He became interested in girls when a senior in high school. Tune in next year, same time, same page. Your sponsor says, Are you getting too much sleep? If you are, try John D. Walton's 'trytowrite-awill pills.' They are guaranteed to keep you awake for weeks. AGLAIA 1«t row left to right: Nancy Scott. Billie Lockinond. Florence Juitlce, Lena Hutto. Frankie Luker. Myra Dell Myere. Mary Prince. 2nd row: Mary Keith, Ruth Ann Yuille, Johnnie Sue Campbell, Yvonne Wright, Bobble Lee Henderton, Johnnie Athmore, Marion Nichole. Joanne Stewart. Ann Smith. Jrd row: Say Wycoff. Marlene Armstrong. Wanda Powell, Elizabeth Edward , June Burnt, Bettle Trottier. Eloite Coleman, Mit Garrett. Sue Engle. ASTRAEA Itt row left to right: Madrene Yeatman, Ann Towry, June Reid. Carol Bize, Darlene Fawley. Jean Mobion, Emogene Stell. 2nd row: Etta Mae Lawrence, France Thame . Mary Jo Watton, Juanita Perry, Mona Perry. Betty Martin. France Shelton. 3rd row: Jean Powell. Paula Tlmmi. Margaret Burn . Nan£y .Wilder. CLIO 1st row. lot I to right: Yvonne Richard, Betty Turner, Amnia Hurt. Su.anne Acker. Willi Lee Thornberry, Joyce Coggln . Carolyn Reid. Bonnie Whidby. Nancy Moody. 2nd row: Barbara Arrlnoton. Molly Stewart, Olivet Summer . Virginia Smith. Ann Henderson. Sl« y Rodger . Olonda Andrew . Peggy Price, Ann Merlweather. Barbara Chadwick. 3rd row. Georgia Lou e . Lynn P ar on. Jo Ann Jack.on. Nancy Kearney. Mary Ruth LHe . Delore Davldwn. Peggy Bo.tick. «th row: Pat Harri . Harriett Nako . Oemetra Nako . Diane Leonti . Mary Kathryn LeJIle. Bobble Clyde William . Anita How-ard. Nancy Parker. CURRY 1st row. le t to right: Jimmy Wood. Bobby Ro« er. Rick Schlo� � er, Don Shelton. Clegg Rlchard� on. Dan Whlsenant, Paul Jack.on. 2nd row: John Phillip., Ralph Chabot. Bob Hu.ky. Cecil Mitchell. Coach Daw.on. 3rd row: Charle Stewart. Beauford WII� on. Barne Hickman. Harold Bright. Benny Prccot. Not «hown: Melvyn Debtor. DAMROSCH l«t row, left to right: Margaret Archer. LaJuana Oaonen, Reita Bobo. Carlene Alexander. Cay Harrm. Virginia Spark., Delore. Davld.on. Gall Snow. Phylli. Brown. 2nd row: Eleanor Seal. Claudia Curd. Edna Earl. Bearden. Nell Meadow . Reidel We.t, Katherine Carlton. Talma Oea� on, Sandra Davit, Margean Drcher. Wanxel Mopkint. 3rd row: Mr.. Rice. Norma William., Ro.e.nary HarUfield. Pat.y Hawkln.. Carolyn Wilton, Janl. Merrill. Margaret Cool.by, Sylvia Mitchell. EUPHROSYNEAN • r0w ' � « to r.ght: Geraldine Burk.. Wally Brook.. Evelyn Caldwell. Barbara Alford Connie Burk.. Cara Nell Wallace. Lillian Lother. 2nd row: Jim m.e Jo Tate. Barbara Self. Faye McElduff. Jalon Paine. Cecil. Go.podareck, Betty J.an Neal. Sylvia Wright. Martha Thoma.. 3rd row; Jane, OBarr. Carolyn Smith. Sammy. Self. Sylvia Kendrick. Ruth Bate . Ann Ballenger, Dorl. Jacob., Ml.. Jeter. GORGAS lit row left to right: Coy Dunlap. Raymond Weldon, Ralph Scott. Elvln Horton. Etll Hyche. 2nd row. John l quctt, Lyman Smith. David Green. Sam Lewi . Jante Bevln . 3rd row: Ml . Sara Cobb. Spontor. Earl Micxcll. Milton Pointer. Larry Davie . George Colvert. Edgar Adwell. MNEMOSYNEAN 1� t row left to right: Barbara Burk . Charlene Shou c. Janice WlMinger, Kathleen demon . Joyce Stanton, Joyce Na h, Linda Hnigler. 2nd row: Linda Sovedao. Nancy Parker. Ann Key. Jane Tutwiler. Joy Smith. Billie Ruth Wolfe. 3rd row: Betty Horton. Dorl Thomai, Jo Veal, Ann Cochran, ChrUtlno Nold . Charlene Purvi . Not hown: Mi Greer. OWEN 1st row left to right: Paul Llnderman. Alan Sam , Rex McGinnis, Bill Fuller, Jimmy Lowry. Jimmy Statthl . Tommy Strickland. Jam White. Elton Grayson. 2nd row: Dwight Harrl . Charles Carney. Harold Hallmark. Russell Hamm-rick, Philip Zarctkl. Henley McWhorter. Dennl Turner, Pre«t on Hassler, Mi Andrew . Spomor. 3rd row: Wayne McNair, Charle Mar . Gene Crowe. Jimmy Price, Don William . Ste ve Chadwick. Ivan 8yford. Tommy Smith. Michael Spark . Billy William . PIERIAN 1 t row left to rloht: Ethelyn Jones. Barbara Strickland. Wanda Phillip . Mary Lou Grave . Gloria Jones. Ruby Tollett. Pat Cox. Elizabeth Houston. 2nd row: Jo Ann Harden, Pat Patrick. Nancy Davi . Virginia Wilson. Yvonne Moore. Martha Walt. Minnie Moore. Elise Dobbs. Jan ell We ton. 3rd row: Bobbye Shirley, Patsy Ann Rouse. Gloria McKinley. Mary Holt, Sara Fayo McKnight. Mis Holleman. Sponsor. 4th row: June Greene. Harriet Adolphus, Josclyn Shaddix, Jo Ann Surgcn. Jeanne Jackson, Joyce Hartan, Pat Smith. Eleanor Watles. Jo Ann Turner. PROMETHEAN lat row left to rioht: Sue Pointer. Betty Joyce Green. France Smith. Barbara Currier. Claire Maddox, Sue Thornton. Leona Eddy, Drucilla Traywlck. Virginia Fuller. 2nd row: Laura Luea� . Bobble Martin. Bonnio Martin. Inette Chamber . Wanda Edoemon, Bobble Jean Myere. Sandra Kelton. Joyce Shepard. Shirlry Boulwell. Jean Wood . 3rd row: Esther Silverburg. Patricia Trammel. Sue Bell. Linda Brannon. Libby Evan . Gayle Murray. Cecilia Carter. Patty Horn. 4th row: Ml Praytor, Sponsor. Anna Brodenca. Elizabeth Castleberry. Corrlnne Zylvann. Karolyn Hayes, Patsy Bean. La Juana Prlmm. THALIA tst row left to right: Jacqueline Bradley. Anita Thompson. Shirley Melvin. Beverly McCurry, Joyce Sellers. Barbara Bailey. 2nd row: Cecelia Each. Connie Sue Barnett. Sara Anderton, Jackie Carlisle. Sherry McCurry. Mary Sue Ray. 3rd row: Edna Jewell Morrison. Chcrrle Isbell. Ml Young. Sponsor, Pat DeRancey. VESTALIA 1 t row left to right: Shirley Goodwin. Joy Holdoway. Peggy Nall, Recording Secretary: Dorla Pugh, Vice President; Frances Lovoy. President: Joan Vines. Treasurer: Shirley McCondlchle. Ann Sandlin. Corresponding Secretary. 2nd row: Ann Priestley. Historian; Mary Katherine Wilson. Jean Pickle. Jean Dili, Rosemarllyn Clclo, Critic: Peggy MeHale, Nelda Faye Parson, Elisabeth Black. Eleanor Surber. 3rd row: Margaret Sue Golden. Margaret Needley, Faye Perrigin. Kay Lee. Jean Lane. Martha Eatman. Parliamentarian: Irma Martin, Cecilia McElroy. Pat Clark. Chaplain; Sue Blankenship. YANCEY 1st row left to right: Lowell Womack. Tyler Glenn. David McCaleto. Jimmy Brasher. Paul Tyson. Marvin Miller, 8ruce Nelson, Don Brown. Ronald Rogers. Bart Morrow. 2nd row; Royce Murray. Mervln Bridges. Henry Averyt. Joe Aiken, Lawrence Sewell. Tommy Slnyard. Jack Talyor, Bob Harlen. John McCollum. Frank Grooms. Wayne Pall-stine. John Walton. Jack Haley. 3rd row: Joe Bynum. Dan Russell. Charles Davis. Howard Manning, Bobby Murdock. Sonny Weston. Roland Cantlcy. Edward Brownlie. Wayne Mauk, Clyde Black, Bobby Deas. 4th row: Don Hamilton. Coach Mag. nuson. Jan Chandler, Charles Weldman, Joe Plosser, Allen Harmon. Jerry Harrison, Olln Thompson, Charles Daniels, Bill Goodhew. Andre Monteith, David Bowers, James Robbins. Roger Rice. CHIAROSCURO CLUB 1st row left lo right: Rachnlle Huntan, Betty Lovelace. Alice Paw. President: Carol Meador . Secretary; Billy Ballance. Treasurer. 2nd row: Virginia Bresman, Bobble Barnett. Maurice Davis. Estelle Hunt, Shirley Underwood, Marlene McBee. Jrd row: Martha Lanham. Carol Barber. Jean Holbrook. Mis Carnet Leader. Norma Jean McHaffey. D. E. D. O. CLUB 1st row lett to right: Ann Klmbrell, Shirley Ann Earnest. Sue Lucas, Rubinell Turner, Charles Blocker. Bill 8mlth. Pete Sclro, Euocne Orr. Jerry Wilson. Tommy Abney, Gerald Thach. Howard Ennis, Bill Dawkins, Charles Ingram. 2rd row: Mary Stern. Kenneth Mite, James Parkinson. Bill Grayson. Charles Agee. Kenneth Jones. Gene Sims, John Simmons. George 8etro . Robert Agnosia. Gloria Robinson, Rosemary DiGeorglo. Charlotte Cole, Linda Scott. 3rd row: Judy Ellard. Wllburta Smith. Doris Vail . Johnnie Johnson. Betty Burchfield. Jerre Randall. Dorothy Price. Willi Baker. Ray Cryder. Don Griffin, Jimmy Powell. Tommy Edmonds. Glenda Andrews. Joan Brown, Carolyn Stewart. David Davis. Mary Ann Hubbard, Maclne Gray, Jack DeRoncey. Mr. Crawford. 4th row: Mary Ann Thomas. Linda Treadaway, Denise Marl Dagnan. Mr . Baker. Betty Ann Sinbllng. Vera Davis. Jo Ann McMahan. France Robinson, Peggy Jones, Pat Davis, Danny Oe Stiflno, Charles Runels, Carl Holloway. DRAMATIC CLUB 1� t row left to right: Judy Strong. Sue Carton. Ruth Perry. Sue Helmt. Sue Lantrip. Marion Mott. Jo Anne Thompton. 2nd row: Wanda Schoel. Bonnie Bowden. Flora Oee Cate. Jean Bolton. Bama Deaton. Mary Jo Salter. Martha Cain. Sara Utley, Evelyn Ettell. Penny Lawrence. 3rd row: Mrt. Wyatt. Spontor: Jamet Dally. Allan Swafford. Bently Roton. Ed Freeman, Fred Rawllnton, Joe Rainot. Dwight Waldrop. Richard Powell. ENTRE AMIGOS tat row left to right: Jotelyn Shaddia. Eleanor Wallet. Elton Grayton. Billy Batet. Tommy Smith. Mary Holt, Pat Patrick. Bama Deaton. 2nd row: Mary Ann Gagllano. Patricia Colvert, Merrill Jonet. Jamet Daily. Edit Hyche. Norman Wintton, Don Stewart. Henry Averyt. 3rd row Nancy Hubbard, Beverly Swalm. Alan Same, Jimmy Burrell. Roland Bradford, Dale Morgan, Mitt Parrett. FRENCH CLUB 1st row loft to right: Jcanenne Noblctt. Thereof Rlnoldl. Suxanne Huf faker. Minnie Loo Moor . Fay Perrlgen. Joyce Nath. Harriot Parker. Sharon Tubbt. Roland Belroee. 2nd row: Joan Early. Mary Suo Inole. Martha Langham. Carolyn Stephen . Sally Tornor. Nancy Oavla. Martha Poacher. Margaret Brackett, Wjyno McNair. 3rd row: Virginia Fuller. Fran Btahop. Mary Ellen William . Sue Hornaby, Betty Armstrong, Bill Kennedy. Linda Brannon, Carolyn Cowdy. Barbara Cuatm. Nancy Pattoeaon. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA lat row left to right: Margaret Nelaon. Vera Oavla. Mary Prince. Henrietta Campbell, Sue Luca . Suo Painter, Joyce Seller . LoVoll Nolca. 2nd row: Juanita McGhee, Ann Kimbrell. Pat Erwin. Sandra Kelton, Faye Rob«rt on. Viola Crum. Jacqueline Bradley. Norma Jean Mehaffey, Marlene McBee. 3rd row: Kay Lee. Joan McMahan. Linda Treadaway. Charrlo labell. Shelby Coman. Peggy McHale. Margaret Archer. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Cobb, Martha Hicks, Mary K. Wilton. Leona Eddy, La Juana Dagnon. 2nd row: Jo Ann Stewart. Joy Smith, Sue Vowell. Nell Mcadowt, Barbara Bailey. 3rd row: Carol Johneon. Jammy Burdette. Mra. Willingham. Other members not shown are: Dorohty Sandler, Jo Ann Myers. Jane Melvin. Betty Doss, Karen McCombs. Ann Adams. Gall Walker, Carolyn Billings. Mary Ella Gamble. Evelyn Lilllch. Penny Jebeies. Claire Prescott. Carol Robertson. Mary Lougls, Tommy Vines, Ann Butler, Jane Duffey. Laura Nygren. Charlotte Thach, Barbara Williams. LATIN CLUB 1st row. left to right: Betty Jean Turner. Nelda 1st row left to right: Joyce Taylor. Maxwell McCombs. Robert Oamell. Dick Nail, Charles Carney. Treasurer: Tom Carlton, Critic: Martha Wait. President: Jack Talyon. Vice President: Jo Ann Jackson. Secretary: Marvin Miller. Sue Bell. Audrey Brnnefield. John Glover. 2nd row: Judy Sawyer. Ann Bowman. James Stuart. Madrene Yeateman, Alan Swafford, Armln Pollmann, Virginia Wilson, Rob Harlon. Hugh Turner, Joe Willoughby. Joe Calamus, Dennis Catalano, Ralph Kaiser. Cecilia Each. 3rd row: Ann Bordenca, Elizabeth Edwards. Barbara Strickland. Carolyn Bird, Lynn McKoy. Jack Clowdles, Carolyn Tarence. Edna Earle Bearden. Lollle Kendricks, Miss Senn. Derman Sox. Tommy White. Terry Bledsole. 4th row: Flora Case, Judy Williams. Janice Hamilton, Gayle Dy ar. Joyce Horton. Ruth Liles, Thaxton Newell. Edward Freeman. Not pictured: Karl Scott. SCIENCE CLUB 1«i row irft to right: Jack Zylman. Tommy Whit.. Jimml. Strickllng. Ellxabrth Quern. Jimmy Goodman. Chari.. Summon. 2nd row! Paul Copela id. Derman Sox. Ro.. BuHnea. Earl Tucker..lack Tate. Bobby Sandefer. 3rd row: Mr. Baran.HI. Sponge; Jimmy Short. Bill Kennedy. Trrry Brd.olr. Frank Carlul., Eme.t Forbw. Cheater Dorough. Not pictured: Robert Seller . Jane Norbllt. STAMP CLUB 1� t row left to right: Howard Perry. Maxwell McComba, Jimmy Burdett, Hugh Ed Turner. Jimmy We.t. 2nd row: Robert Parker. Jimmy Burrel. Jack Kendrick.. George . Oennett. Jerry Arm.tead. “‘ Weigh . 3rd rowi Mr. Brown. Ml.. Do... Spon.or: Jo. Mawle. Robert Sell .. Arm.n Pollman. Tha.ter Newell. Daniel Marali. VOCAL CLUB lit row loft to right: Ray Elli . Jack Haley. Sonny Weeton, Bruce Dean. Harold Moore. Dan Whleenant, Mr. Yarbrough. 2nd row: Bobby Murdock. Bob Hultey. Buford Wilton. Jimmy Beckom, Bud Par ley, Cedi Mitchell. Rick Schlocier. 3rd row: Rutted Austin. Roland Cantley, Barton Woodfin. Mike Spark . Cheater Oorrough. Edward Brownlie. WRITER'S WORKSHOP lit row left to right: Jimmy Price. Jack Stapp. Evelyn Caldwell. Jean Jackion. Ann Sandlin. 2nd row: Barbara Hurit, David Creen, Fred Rawlinton. Margaret Water . Diana Leonti . Call Reynold . Ann Cochran. GIRLS' LETTER CLUB lit row loft to right: Eleanor Surber, June Borne, Barbara Alford, Almeda Norman, Rosemary DlGiorglo. Willie Lee Thornberry. Shirley Boutwell. Evelyn Florence. Nancy Moody. 2nd row: Betty Blevins. Yvonne Richard. Jackie Parker. Ann Meriweather. Wanda Edgemon, Connie Burk. Betty Trottter, Eloise Coleman. 3rd row: Pat Harris. Frances Thames. Shirley Humphries, Marion Moss. Linda Haigler, Sandra Davis, Miss Bingham. Sponsor. Hl-Y 1st iow. left to right: Mr. Sneed. Bill Bailey. George Owens. Howard Payton. Oon Bullard. Ronny Payne. Emmlt Meads. 2nd row: Charles Prickett. Albert Walton, Ray Brown. Buddy Wallace. 3rd row: Gene Crow. Ted Hubbard. Bob Dothard. Earl Davis. JUNIOR RED CROSS t� t row lei «o right: Mary Ann McKeever, Janolt Weston, Gwen Webster, Bettye Jo Rivers, Norma Sue Jones. Elvln Morion. Corresponding Secretary; Claire Maddox. Vice President; Sherry Hickman. Treasurer: Johnnie Ashmore. President: Doris Jacobs. Delores Goodman. Carolyn Barton. Jo Ann Chlldre. Sue Blankenship, Shirley Miller, Neva Weed. 2nd row: Pat Cushatt, Elixabeth Ware. Barbara Burks. Ann Key. Pa lay Cates. Gwen Harris. Mary Jo Watson. Mona Perry. Derron Harris. Tommy Carlton. 3rd row: Gay Gymes. Geraldine Burks. Betty Carbln. Prances Justice. Linda Sevedge, Shirley Kellner. Barbara Gamel. Margaret Bu rns. Ann Henderson. Gwen Harris, Pat McGinnis. Jimmy Johnson, Charles Collins. -4th row: Sara Anderton. June Bingham. S ue Cornelius, Shirley Earnest, Rennie Sue Fitts. Sara Utley. Natalie Morgan, Betty Graves. Carolyn Morgan. Judy Glascott- 6th row: Allan Holmes. Betty Salters. Delores Davidson. Jerre Randal, Mollle Stewart, Jo Veal, Claudette Buckelew. William Brown. Johnny Putman, Melvin Elliott. Charles Runnels! Ray Jobe, Larry Davies. 6th row: Don Wilbanks. Milton Graham. Buddy Wallace, Charles Turner, Jerry Harris. Bill Cauldcn! Billy Ballance. John Walton, Jack Lchner. Carl Holloway. No t Pictured: Silvia Kendrick, Mary Sue Hitt. Norma Jean Hayes. Bobble Williams. Larry Parker. Elixabeth Queen. LIBRARY CLUB 1st row. right to left: Jeanette Bright. Sara Nell Anderson. Patricia Davis. Peggy Jones. Edwlna Hargis. Bonnie Williams. Carolyn McQaughty, Carolyn Matthews. 2nd row: Jean Woods. Yvonne Wright. Shirley Melvin. Wynelle Kennedy. Talma Deason. Berna Davis. Shirley Underwood, Gertrude Chappell, Joe Raine. 3rd row: Wanda Greathouse. Margaret Sue Golden. Mary Jane Gltlan, Frances Shelton. Virginia Brssnam, Eunice Tyler. Ruth Bates. Floyd Powell, Miss Bessie Lewis, Sponsor, -tth row: Jimmy Alfano, Rosemarllyn Ciclo, Jerry Swafford. Dwight Walthrop. Melvin Skinner, Arnold Lambert. PROJECTION CLUB 1 t row left to right: Mr. Whittaker, Lowell Womack. David Marshall Rex Me- Ginnl . Barne. Hickman. Darlene Fawley. Pat.y Ann Route. Eame t Forbe . Howard Bea.ley. 2nd row: Frank Wilton William Petto. J. B Robblnt. Charlet Mar . Marvin Jeter. Ennlt Roper. Norman Sudduth, Hugh Pruitt. Robert Tant. 3rd row: Homer Marthall. Joe Bynum. Billy Goodhew. Don William . Marlon Wilhite. Charlet Conn. Harrl Weed. Mr . Craig. PROMOTERS OF GOODWILL AND UNDERSTANDING ...... left to right: Terry Bedtole. LaJuana Dagnan, Mary Lou Grave . Barbara Alford. France Smith. Barne Hickman, Julian Chin. Betty Neal. Bill Fuller. Jack Taylor. 2nd row: Tommy White. Charle. Carny. Marlene McBee, Frankie Luker. Hu0h Ed Turner. Nancy Moody. Anita Howard. Rob Harlan. Charle. Mar . LaJuana Prim. 3rd row: Harold Hallmark. Mary Katrrlne Wilton. Virginia WH.on, Tom Carlton. Maxwell McComb . Jame. Stricklmg. Barbara Currier. Phylll. Traywlck. Drucilla Trayw.ck. Marion Mot . Nancy Parker. Janet O-Barr. 4th row: M,t F. V. Praytor. Clegg Rlchardton. Nancy Davl . Judy William . Jack Zylman, E.telle Hunt. Sue Vowell. Jimmie Roger . Allan Swafford. Armln Pollman. Elizabeth Queen. Frank Wilton, Edward Brownlie. STAGE CREW ut r°w '•« 0 riohl: Henry Averyt. Joe Akin. Oilly Goodhew. 2nd row: Roger Rice. Don Brown, David Bower . Joe Bynum. USHERS' CLUB JUNIOR Y-TEENS lat row loft to right: Christine Limbaugh. Loia Parker, Jeasette Bradford, Dot Ketchle. Mary McBee. Lenore Abney. Eunice Tyler. Susie McQuirk. Loll le Kendrick. Glenda Walling. Shirley Ann Miller. Patsy Sanetlln. Carolyn Barton. Jo Ann Chlldre. Pay Pruett. 2nd row: Janelle Mloginbotham, Janice Knighton. Shirley Jordan. Uetty Prewitt. Helen Tolbert. Ruth Brown, Harriet Andereon. Carol Pugh, Bonnie Burka. Carolyn Berry. Jeanette Holley. Renl Sue Pitta. Judy Lance. Margaret Alice Johnaon, Gall Wakefield. Shirley Ann Jordan. Margaret Nelson. 3rd row: Mr .. F,CZM n dreae. Sponeor: Patricia 8ten son, Elisabeth Ware. Nancy Hubbard. Beverly Swain. Neva Weed. Jo Ann Wilbanka. Carolyn Oliver. Gertrude Chappie. Carolyn Stribling, Juanita Raney, Irma Holley Sue Cocknell. Jo Ann Switier. Elisabeth Stewart. Pat Sherman. 4th row: Barbara Smith. Adolene Branton, Judy Neleon. Carol Huddleeton. Rhetta Hudgens. Augusta co. Melba Cooper. Wynette Turner. Wynelle Moncrlef. Carol Johnaon. Pay Malone. Margaret Ann Gilliland. Maaa Kelley. Linda Hamrick. Virginia Alexander. Helen Logan. Sara Hill. Not pictured: Betty Hayes. Carolyn Shirley. Ida Faye Parkins. Sylvia Brown. SENIOR Y-TEENS tat row left to right: Bema Oavis. Helen Holtee. Jean White. Sherry Hickman. Mar- Jeanne Nelson. Wanda King. Shirley Keltner, Donnie Palmore. Jackie Parker. Reba Sprattmg Peggy Cr««n. ro' i: h‘Hey Humphrey. Janette Newman. Ruth Paxton. Patricia Swain, Wanda Greathouse. Sue Vowel!, Ada Parr, Barbara Franklin. Faye Robertson. May Jo Abbott. Le Vaid Nolle. Wanda Gray. 3rd row: Mrs. Whitfield. Oelilah Crawford. Natalie Morgan. Sher.al Dailey. Peggy Boyett. Bernice Bandy, Myrtle Weldon. Barbara Hurst, Shirley Sherman. Betty Saldera, Ruby Troha, Marjo-lene Sweeney. Celia Weldon. Patay Huddleeton. Judy Bobo. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY „„ „ rw„ Oavi . Charles Weidman, Dan Russell. Suiannt Acker. 2nd row: George Botros. Anita Thompian, Gall Reynold , Jo Ann McCoy. Rosemary D.Giorgio, Glenda Andrews, Ruth Liles, Almeda Norman. Jrd row: Barbara Currier, Eugene Webb. James Brasher. Jo Ann Turner, Shirley Kellner, Ruby Tollett, Shirley Balsdcn, Yvonne Richard, Regina Smith. PEN AND BRUSH CLUB 1st row left to rloht: Olin Thompson. Rochelle Hunton. Alice Pass, Jean Holbrook. Sandra Seller . Carol Meadors. 2nd row: Charlene Shouse. Connie Johnson, Pat Clark, Miss Leader. 3rd row: James Hood. Ronnie Payne. Russell Hamrick, Harold Bright. Billy Reid. QUILL and SCROLL l� r row, loft to right: Don Brown, Marion Moii, John D. Walton. THESPIANS ... M. � J Ho,dr.v ir-rwr - «■ tponwr. PEGGY NAIL HARRIETT nAkOS JOANN M?KAY MARGARET HALL R05EMAR1LYN CICIoJ JUNE BURNS WANDA PHILLIPS YVONNE RICHARD ANN SANDLIN betty Blevins REGINA SMITH VARSITY SQUAD FOOTBALL 1953 CAPTAIN GERALD TUCK, COACHES BILL LONG, JIMMY TARRANT, CO-CAPTAIN LEWIS DOSS ERNEST TUCKER LEE ROY GLENN GENE HUCKABY ANTHONY IPPOLITO DAN KILGORE BILLY DAVIDSON BRUCE DEAN BILL LEMONS JAMES PARR NICKY PROSCH EWART SPEER CLYDE STEWART GERALD TUCK IERRY WILSON WILIIAM WARR KENDRICK. STEVENS BAGGETT. HUGHES. BURCHFIELD DOSS, KENDRICK -■� . - FinJ row, left to fights Hodges, G. Bonds, Goggans, Robbins, Meads, Nail, Dampicr. Second row, left to right: Walton, Wakefield, Burrell, Eaton, Stevens, Protch, T. Bonds. Martin. BASKETBALL HODGES G. BONDS STEVENS MEADS T. BONDS EASON ROBBINS 8 TEAM PETE LA RUSSA JOE ANDERSON B TEAM SQUAD—(left to right) 1� f row: Ballcnger, Robbini, Kondrick, Sciro, Davit. Walton, Harrison. 2 Johnson. Palestine, Dampier, Donaldson, Paxton, Bonds. 3rdrow: Warr, Ginn, Nail, Tuck, Nelson, Brooks. Ell STEVENS BOBBY BENSKO JERRY WILSON DON GRIFFIN BOBBY RAST JIMMY PUTMAN EMMETT MEAD ED AMBROSE HAROLD TUCK TOMMY BONDS CHARLES TURNER JACK KENDRICK � -JSJtJSii tii --—i. VARSITY SQUAD—(left to right 1st row: Bolick, Burchfield. Ruck , Johnson, Courington, Ippolito. Smith, Mixzoll. 2nd row: lemon , Coggini, Hughe . Baggett, Glenn, Davidson, luna. 3rd row: Thornton, Prosch, Davidson. Kilgore, Langston, Hucknby, Scott. Dean. 4th row: Averyf, Cairns, Graves, Watkins, Clayton. ROYCE MURRAY V-4 - JOE CLAYTON DAN KILGORE JERRY JOHNSON TOMMY GRAVES HARRY BOLICK VARSITY TURNER. HARLAN PIOSSER. SANOEFER ROSSER, ALFORO R.O.T.C. 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