Phillips High School - Mirror Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1967 volume:

rw.Sv.i. Ir-.JM WteJi !. r MIRROR PHILLIPS HIGH SCHOOL BIRMINGHAM. ALABAMA VOLUME 57 EDITOR . . . MARGARET McKENZIE BUSINESS MANAGER . . . MONA JACOBS Architect reveals plans to students. Some classes were held in the auditorium. Workman beams as he lays the last tile. Forbidden places offer temptation. Workmen with ladders were a familiar sight for many weeks. THE MIRROR REFLECTS THE CHANGES THAT MARK PROGRESS Throughout the 1966-1967 school year, Phillipians were faced with the problems of reconstruction. Mass confusion on the first day of school, lost session rooms, one-way paths to and from the lunchroom, newly encased stairways, workmen and tools in the halls, air filled with dust, sudden outbursts from shrill-voiced drills—these were only a few of the things we learned to live with this term. Sentimental students missed the little things like the grooves in the stairs in front hall that evidenced the presence of numerous other students before us and linked our lives with those who preceded us. Yes, times have changed, and so has John Herbert Phillips High School. The 1967 Mirror records this history making year. 3 SOME THINGS NEVER CHANGE - LIKE THE P.H.8. MUSIC MAKERS 5 DEDICATION The annual staff dedicates the 1967 annual to a man who devoted thirty-nine years of service to Phillips and its students. Coach A. L. Dawson. Mr. Dawson coached football, basketball and baseball during much of his time here at Phillips. He led the Red Raiders to the city and county championships in football. Several times under his coaching, the baseball team brought home trophies signifying championships. In the classroom he coached the students in algebra, geometry and trigonometry — any and every kind of math that was offered at Phillips. We lost a truly great teacher and fine man when Coach Dawson retired in the spring of 1964. Students who had him will forever remember the phrases “Mamma, mamma, mamma. Coach is flunkin’me” and “back in 1492, when I was a young squirt” and “memory, oh, memory.” A member of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. Coach Dawson graduated from Howard College. He taught and coached at Tuscaloosa High School for two years and gave the school its mascot name, “Black Bears.” before coming to P. H. S. Coach and Mrs. Coach (as he calls her) reside in Homewood. Both are members of the Dawson Memorial Baptist Church, which was named in honor of his father, the first preacher for the congregation. Pliillips is proud to have had Coach Dawson on its faculty for the thirty-nine years he was here; and as a small token of our admiration, the yearbook staff dedicates this book to him. Mrs. Dawson plays the piano while Coach listens with interest. Coach enters his old room on second floor, 204. On occasional visits back to Phillips, Coach talks to former students. A picture taken “back in 1492 ? Eating fish is one thing and catching fish is another. 7 RED RAIDERS ARE . � • .-V •; GREETED BY PEP SQUAD TABLE OF FACULTY PAGE 17 SENIORS PAGE 31 FAVORITES PAGE 69 ORGANIZATIONS PAGE 79 10 CONTENTS UNDERCLASSMEN PAGE 121 ATHLETICS PAGE 147 SENIOR DIRECTORY PAGE 179 ADVERTISEMENTS PAGE 187 The 1967 annual staff learns to cope with responsibilities. Editor—MARGARET McKENZIE Assistant Editor—TIM JONES Senior Editor—JOY CAMP ANNUAL STAFF STRIVES Underclass Editor—CANDY WAID Clubs Editor—CHARLOTTE O’HARE 12 Feature Editor—BECKY BAILEY Work for the annual staff this year was greater on the individual students than in the past years as the staff was smaller. Each had a special duty to perform and did his or her part to make the 1967 Mirror the best annual Phillips has ever had. FOR PERFECTION IN 1967 BOOK Business Adviser—MR. HOUSTON KENNEDY Sports Editor—SHARON MAZE Business Manager—MONA JACOBS Adviser—MISS PAT MARTIN 13 ADMINISTRATION MR. EDWARD AULL, Principal Mr. Aull attended Wentworth Military Academy, got his A.B. degree from Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Virginia, and his M.S. degree from the University of Alabama. He taught school at Wentworth Military Academy, Poncey High School in Puerto Rico and Hoke Smith High School in Atlanta, Georgia. Mr. Aull came to the history department of Phillips in 1928. From head of the history department, he was promoted to the position of boys' adviser. When Mr. Sellers Stough vacated the principalship in 1957, Mr. Aull assumed the office. History is more than a hobby for Mr. Aull as he has written two historical pieces. In speaking of his years of service Mr. Aull remarked, The years seem to run together after you've been with a school as long as 1 have been with Phillips. MR. JACK MANN, Boys Adviser Mr. Mann was born in Opelika, Alabama. and was graduated from Murphy High School in Mobile. He has an A.B. degree from Birmingham-Southern College and a masters degree from Samford University. Mr. Mann nas been at P.H.S. for five years. In these five years he has taught English and vocal music and was made boys’ adviser in 1966. The Ushers Club and the Stage Crew are sponsored by him. Mr. Mann is very active in civic affairs. He works closely with Town and Gown Theater and is very active in the civic opera. His work on the executive board of the Birmingham Music Club also claims part of Mr. Mann's time. MISS LILLIAN GATCHELL, Girls' Adviser Miss Gate he 11 has been a familiar sight around P.H.S. for almost 40 years. Thirty of these years she spent teaching history. In 1957 she was made girls’ adviser. Miss Gaichell went to Alabama College and then transferred to the University of Alabama, from which she received her A.B. and masters degrees. Miss Gatchell is a past trustee of the Alabama Education Association and past president of the Birmingham Education Association. This year she was chairman of the welfare committee of the B.E.A. and president of the Birmingham Teachers’ Club. The remodeling of the school was as orderly as possible this year as a result of Miss Gatchell's careful planning and management. MISS SNOW ELL ANDERS, Registrar Since September of 1941, Miss Anders has been working in the P.H.S. office. She is the head registrar and is In charge of the absentees, attendance reports and MRS. WILDA IVEY, Bookkeeper Mrs. Ivey is in charge of all money taken in and spent by the school. She is in charge of sending out and keeping in order the transcripts and records of trie students. Mrs. Ivey has been a part of our office staff for nine years. COUNQELORS LEND A HELPING HAND TO STUDENTS MRS. AGNES CLARK. Counselor MR. DON BELCHER. Counselor Mr. Belcher received 3 B.S. degree from Samford University and a M.A. degree from the University of Alabama. The two years he spent at Minor Elementary School was his first teaching experience. Mr. Belcher has been a counselor of the juniors and seniors at Phillips since January. 1966. Senior Larry Silvers seeks Mr. Belcher's advice. Mrs. Clark attended Birmingham-Southern College, the University of Alabama, and William and Mary University. She has an A.B. degree, a certificate in social work and a M.A. degree in counseling and guidance. Before coming to Phillips, Mrs. Clark taught the eighth grade at Green Acres Elementary School. This was her first year as a counselor at Phillips. Mrs. Clark distributes literature to Charlotte O’Hare and Kathy Vasilakis. THE HISTORY DEPARTMENT WHICH FIXED IN OUR MINDS MR. WALTER JONES - Auburn University; B. S. degree m Physical Education; Subjects - Civics, Coaching and Physical Education; Sponsor of Marshals. MISS GLORIA GILMORE - Birmingham -Southern, University of Alabama; A. B. and M. A. degrees (and AA certificate); Subject - History; Sponsor of Pierian Literary Society MISS GEORGIA AIR HEART - Duke University; A. B. and M. A. degrees; Subjects - History; U. S., Modern, European, Economics, Government 18 THE EVENTS, PEOPLE. AND PROBLEMS OF THE PAST MR. JAMES CHANDLER - Howard College; B. S. Degree; Subjects - Civics and Physical Education; Sponsor of Sports Club; Head Football and Basketball Coach By the lime a student graduates from Phillips he will have had at least three years of history. The types of history taught here this year varied almost as much as history itself has over the years. The freshmen learned about Alabama history. Sophomores, taking in a larger period of time in their study, were reviewed on world history. Narrowing the span again, the juniors took American history while the seniors had courses in economics, govern ment, and communism. MRS. ELIZABETH WILLINGHAM - University of Chattanooga, University of North Carolina; A. B. and M. A. degrees; Subjects - Civics, History, Economics. Government; Sponsor of Future Teachers MRS. LOUISE HENDERSON - Samford University, University of Alabama; A. B. and M. A. degrees; Subject - History; In charge of School Letter Program (Point System) THE BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT WHICH STRIVED TO PREPARE US FOR A CAREER MISS SARA COBB - Livingston State College, University of Alabama; B, S. and M. A. degrees; Subjects -Business Education, Bookkeeping, Typing; Sponsor of Phillips High School Savings Bank For those students planning a secretarial career, shorthand, typing, and bookkeeping were taught by Miss Sara Cobb, Mrs. Johnnie Edwards, Mrs. Christine McAllister and Miss Clyde Young. This year, for the first time, electric typewriters were enjoyed by the typing students. 20 MRS. JOHNNIE EDWARDS - Birmingham-Southern College, University of Alabama; B. A. and M. A. degrees; Subjects - Business Education; Sponsor of Damrosch Club. MRS. CHRISTINE McALLISTER - University of Alabama, Samford College; B. S. degree: Subjects - Steno, Type, Geography, Law; Sponsor of Thalia Literary Society THE MATH DEPARTMENT WHICH TAUGHT US TO THINK LOGICALLY THROUGH PROBLEM SOLVING MISS VIRGINIA HAMILTON - Birmingham-Southern, Peabody College, University of Michigan; A. B. and M. A. degrees; Subject - Mathematics; Sponsor of Pronietliean MR. STERLING BENEFIELD - Samford University; A. B. degree; Subjects - Math and General Math; Sponsor of Gorgas Literary Society MRS. BETTY REYNARD - University of Texas and Lamar State College of Technology; B. S. degree; Subject -Mathematics. MRS. ANNETTE LOVETT - Birmingham -Southern College; A. B. degree; Subject - Mathematics; Sponsor of Red Cross Club Renovation found the classic theorems and assumptions in different surroundings from the past years. New instructional equipment, such as the electric overhead projectors, was initiated this term. Since two years of math are required for graduation, students took general math, business math, and modern algebra or geometry to fulfill this requirement. The mathematically inclined students enjoyed further probing into numbers and their relationships by taking a second year of algebra and trigonometry. MISS MARY HARRIS - Millsaps, Columbia University; B. A. and M. A. degrees; Subject - Math; Sponsor of Aglaia Literary Society THE QCIENCE DEPARTMENT WHICH HELPED US UNDERSTAND THE MR. EDDIE BRUCE - University of Chattanooga, Maryville College, University of Alabama; B. S. degree; Subjects -Biology and Science; Co-sponsor of Sports Club, Assistant Coach of Football MR. DALE COOK - University of Chattanooga, B. S. degree; Subjects -Physical Education and Science; Assistant Coach of Football MRS. MAE DUMAS - Auburn University; B. S. degree; Subject - General Science. MYSTERIES OF OUR UNIVERSE MR. MIC HEAL BARA NELLI - Birmingham-Southern College, University of Alabama, University of Detroit; B. S. degree in Physics; Subjects - Physics, Algebra: Sponsor of Hioxoih Science Club. Completion of the science labs on the third floor made it possible for students and teachers to enjoy tlie new equipment and surroundings of the science classes. General science, biology, chemistry, physical science and physics were taught by this department. In addition to lab work, scientific films were an asset to the department. 23 MR. CARL HANNA - Birmingham-Southern, University of Alabama; B. S. and M. S. degrees; Subjects - Science and Physical Science THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT WHICH HELPED US MASTER THE MECHANICS AND GAVE US AN P MISS MARGARET SPAIN - University of Alabama; B. S. Degree; Subjects -Speech and English; Sponsor of Thespians and Dramatics Club. MR. HOUSTON KENNEDY - Auburn University; B. A. degree; Subject - English; Sponsor of Owen Literary Society, Coach of B-Team Football and Baseball 24 MISS SARA ASBELL - Howard College; A.B. degree; Subject - Library OF OUR NATIVE LANGUAGE APPRECIATION OF LITERATURE MRS. KATHRYN THOMPSON - University of Alabama; B. S. degree; Subjects - English and History. An important part of each student's course this year was English, as it is every year. The teachers who were engaged in the process of instructing students in the usage of standard English and developing in them an appreciation of American and English literature were Miss Frances Finley, Miss Charlotte Hodges, Mrs. Dorothy Rice, Mrs. Kay Thompson, Miss Margaret Spain, Miss Virginia Praytor, Mr. Houston Kennedy, and Miss Pat Martin. MISS FRANCES FINLEY - Head of the English Department; Huntingdon College, University of Chicago, Peabody College, Columbia University; Subject - English; Chairman of the Faculty Clubs Committee. MISS PAT MARTIN - Birmingham -Southern College; B. A. degree; Subjects - English and Journalism: Sponsor of Newspaper and Annual, and G. O. Publications and Publicity Committee MRS. BILLIE LEE Secretary Tile R. O. T. C. Department at Phillips encouraged and trained young men in the development of their military education. The boys learned military graces and die duties of a service man. LT. COL. EUGENE D. SKAGGS R.O.T.C., DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION AND INDUSTRIAL COOPERATIVE TRAINING DEPARTMENTS The Distributive Education and Industrial Cooperative Training Department provided job training for high school students. Mr. Minz and Mr. Sud-deth also helped to locate jobs for students. MR. HERBERT HINZ - Auburn University; B. S. degree: Subject -Distributive Education; Sponsor of DECA Phillips Cliapter MR. SUDDETH - University of Alabama; Subject - Industrial Cooperative Training; Sponsor of I.C.T. Club. 26 THE LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT WHICH GAVE US A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF OTHER NATIONS The language department offered tliree foreign languages for the students with the desire to speak in another tongue. Miss Virginia Praytor, who also taught English, taugiit all the Latin classes. Students who took French or Spanish were instructed by Mrs. Leslie Ainsworth. MISS VIRGINIA PRAYTOR - Birmingham-Southern College, Vanderbilt University; Degrees - A. B. and M. A. ; Subjects - Latin, English; Sponsor of Junior Classical League and Promoters MRS. LESLIE AINSWORTH - Birmingham-Southern College, University of North Carolina; A. B. and M. A. degrees; Subjects - French and Spanish; Sponsor of Le Cercle Francais THE HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT WHICH ENCOURAGED DEVELOPMENT OF OUR DOMESTIC INTERESTS MRS. BARBARA POSNER Alabama College, University of Alabama; Degrees - B.S. and M. A.; Subjects - Home Economics and Social Studies; Sponsor of Student Council Girls interested in learning how to be better homemakers were aided by the advice of Mrs. Barbara Posner, who taught foods, and Mrs. Teresa Whitfield, who taught clothing and homemaking. MRS. TERESA WHITFIELD - Alabama College, University of Tennessee; Degree - B. S.; Subjects - Clothing and Homemaking; Sponsor of Mnemosynean Literary Society 27 THE FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT WHICH DEVELOPED OUR PARTICULAR MR. HARRY HOLTAM - Birmingham Conservatory of Music; Bachelor of Musical Education; Subject - Band; Sponsor of Band activities. MRS. ELIZABETH TOWER - Oberlin College, Northwestern University, Birmingham -Southern College, University of Alabama; B Music Education, M Music Education degrees; Subject - Vocal Music; Sponsor of Assembly Committee. Choir, and Ensemble. MRS. ANNA ELLISON - Livingston State College; Subject - Physical Education MRS. JEANETTE DOWNS -Birmingham-Southern; B. A. degree; Subject - Physical Education; Sponsor of G. L. C. and Vcstalia. MR. ERNEST TUCKER - Car-son-Newman, Peabody; B.S. degree; Subject - Physical Education 28 TALENTS, SKILLS, AND INTERESTS MISS GARNETT LEADER - Birmingham- Southern, Maryville, Columbia University and University of Alabama; B. A. and M. A. degrees; Subjects - Art, History; Sponsor of Chiaroscuro Art Club. MR. R. W. McPHERSON - Auburn University; B. S. degree; Subject - Industrial Arts. Among the elective subjects that a Phillipian could take were those which came under the fine arts department. For tliose interested in music, band, taught by Mr. Harry Holtam; orchestra, taught by Mr. Far is L. Conboy; and vocal, taught by Mrs. Elizabeth Tower, were offered. Art students found Miss Garnet Leader a much traveled and capable teacher. Miss Margaret Spain helped students develop their public speaking ability and their dramatic skills. MR. WILLIAM A. YARBROUGH - Univer sity of Alabama; B. S. degree; Subjects Mechanical Drawing, Woodshop; Sponsor of Yancey. THE JUNIOR VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT WHICH SERVES THE ENTIRE CITY MRS. LORAINE WEAVER - Alabama College, University of Alabama; B. A. , M. A. and A. A. Certificate; Subjects - Guidance counseling. Special Education. MRS. CAROLE GRANT - University of Alabama; B. S. degree; Subject - Jr. Vocational; Sponsor of Spanish Club. Students under the Junior Vocational Training Program, a two year course, were taught by job training as well as by the teachers of this department. MRS. RUTH OUTLER - Birmingham-Southern College, University of Alabama; B. A. degree; Subject - Special Education; Sponsor of Pep Club, Cheerleaders, Astraea Literary Society. MRS. THERESA GRAHAM -Louisiana State University, University of Alabama; B. S. and M. A. degree; Subject -Special Education; Sponsor of Future Nurses Club. MRS. THELMA LEAKE - Department registrar MRS. FRANCES McCLURE -University of Tennessee, University of Alabama; B.S. and M. A. degrees; Subject -Special Education 31 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES PRESIDENT NICKY NOTO VICE PRESIDENT MARGARET McKENZIE SECRETARY BILL DIAL CLASS DAY (left to right) Patsy VanDykc Ruby Roberts (co-chm.) Cookie Noto Freda Gordon Margaret McKenzie (chm.) Donna Waid Adria Palmer Gwen Holloway Lynne Wells Scott Price (not pictured) Richard Bradley Bobby Marques MOTTO Tony Cothren Annette Pollard Jimmy Lastinger (co-chm.) Cheryl West Kathy Hobbs Lcnora Walker (chm.) Kathy Vasilakis Nina Lockard Tommy Thompson (not pictured) Richard Hutto Stan Narewski FLOWER and COLORS Joy Camp Richard Thompson Billy Noles Myra Jane Roberts Linda Lowery Rick Green Frankie Quick (not pictured) Rick Bates Mary Langston Kay Mitchell 32 MISS PHILLIPIAN - KRISTIE FRANKLIN, MR. PHILLIPIAN - RICHARD BRADLEY SENIORS ELECT WHO'S WHO The only way to travel, say our Most Likely to Succeed seniors, Lcnora Walker and Jimmy Lastinger. Joy Camp and Richard Hutto don’t speak to just anybody. They are the Most Conceited seniors. 34 Champions of almost anything and everything are our trophy-laden Best All Around pair, Scott Price and Kristie Franklin. Shying away from each other are our two Most Bashful seniors, Roy Stodgfiill and Bobbie Thompson. Richard Tltompson, the senior class Biggest Liar, tells his story to a group of unbelieving students. Tommy Stevens and Margaret McKenzie make use of the workmen's equipment as they arc found scooting down front hall trying to stir up a little excitement. They are the Wittest seniors. The Best Looking couple in the senior class is Joy Camp and Richard Thompson. The Most Talented pair around Phillips, Sarah Zbinden and Jimmy Lastinger take time out for a little entertainment. MORE WHO'S WHO Eddie Oden stops to help Adria Palmer gather her fallen books. They are the Most Courteous seniors. 36 TITLES ARE GIVEN Name your game, says Kristie Franklin to Bobby Marques. They are the Most Athletic. The fashion conscious Notes, Cookie and Nicky, are the Best Dressed duo. The senior with the Best Physique, Mike Dennis, tries to show Hazel Hairelson, the girl with the “Best Figure, how he won his title. SENIORS ROBERT CECIL ALDRIDGE. JR. SANDRA ALDRIDGE LINDA ALLEN LINDA LEE ANDERSON Even seniors had to watch the bulletin board carefully to learn where their classes were being held that day. ROBERT EDWARD ANDERSON SHIRLEY CLAUDETTE BAGGETT AUBREY EDWARD BAILEY 38 JOR LYNN BAKER KATHY BARGANU-R RICHARD WINSLETT BATES PATRICIA ANN BEASLEY SUSAN LEE BLACK JANICE BLADOE MARY LENORA BOONE STEVEN CRAIG BIVENS RICHARD LEON BRADLEY PATRICIA ANN BRASHER JOYCE FAYE BRASWELL GLENDA ALICE BROWN FRANK EDWIN BURGER DONNA KAYE BYARS But 1 tell you, there were only seven people sharing this locker this morning. 8ENI0R9 JAMES ROBERT BYERS LAWRENCE YELVERTON BYRD, III JOYCE DIANE CAMP MARY LOUISE CAMPS JAMES LEONARD CHAPMAN, JR. GLENDA GEANELL CHASTAIN 41 JACQUELYN CLONTS CHARLES EDWARD COLE JOSEPHINE ELIZABETH COMO JOHNNIE DANIEL LYNN ALLEN DAHLKE CRITTENDEN GEORGIA KATHRYN DENICOS MICHAEL WILLIAM DAVIS 8ENI0R9 Bobby Marques anticipates the big game. WILLIAM MICHAEL DENNIS WILLIAM EUGENE DIAL FRANCES CECELIA DOUGLASS SENIORS DENNETH DYSON MARY ELIZABETH EADS NANCY GAYLE EAST LEONARD ORVILLE EDMONDS 44 Heap big pow wow for Homecoming, huh gang? THOMAS NEAL ESTES DONNA ANN FOWLER KRISTIE LEE FRANKLIN TERRY EDWIN FRUTIGER LINDA DIANE GARST JEWELL GIBBS GWENDOLYN GIBSON 45 SENIORS CAROL LEE GLAZE FREDA KAY GORDON LEARA PATRICIA GRAY RICHARD NORMAN GREEN V-I-C-T--T-0-R-Y. That's the senior battle crv. MYRA JACQUELYN GUTHRIE PATRICIA ANN GUTRICH HAZELENE JUNE HAIRELSON 46 JAMES RONALD HALL ALICE ANN HAMRICK BOBBIE GAIL HARDIN TERA ANN HEFLIN GARY JACKSON HELM DONNA GAIL 1UCKS VICKIE MAURENE HICKS 47 SUE MIGHT JOYCE MARION HILTON MARY LOUISE HINSON KATHERINE LOUISE HOBBS GWENDOLYN HOLLOWAY THERESA GAIL HOUGHTON 9ENI0RS DALE EVELYN HUCKABY WANDA GAIL HUGHES LINDA SHEFFIELD RICHARD FREEMAN HUTTO JAMES EARL HYDRICK LINDA DEN INGRAM MICHAEL JO JACKSON 49 VICKIE DIANNE J INRIGHT For a hair raising experience, seniors take LINDA LOU physics. JOHNSON SANDRA GAIL JOHNSON 50 JIMMY HERMANN JUNCMANN JOHN BOYD KEITH RUBY ALINE REBECCA ANN KEITH KERR CHERYL DIANE SHELIA KNOPF KONTOGEORGE SENIORS RAYMOND DELMER KRITNER MARSHALL DAVIDSON LACEY MARGARET ELIZABETH LaFAN 51 LOUISE LINDA LAMBERT MARY LANGSTON VERNON EDWARD LASTINGER SENIORS JANE ELIZABETH SAM JEROMO LEVIO LAWERENCE NINA FAYE LOCKARD JANICE FAYE LLOYD Physics class offers interesting discussions as well as enjoyable experiments for those seniors who dare to take it. 52 Well, you see... it was like this, Mr. Jones... FRANCES ELAINE MANN JOSEPH PERRY MARTIN ROBERT EUGENE MARQUES, JR. LYNDA LOUISE McCRAKEN HERMAN CHARLES LOPEZ STEVEN LOVE JOAN ELAINE LOVOY QENIORS PATRICIA McGEEVER CARL EDWARD McKIBBEN MARGARET JEAN McKENZIE NORMAN EDGAR McNEILL You're kidding. It really grew here? RAYMOND WILLIAM MEARS JOHN CLAUDE MILAN MELINDA KAYE MITCHELL RITA PAULETTE MITCHELL AL FRANKLIN MIZE STEPHEN WAYNE MORGAN STANLEY SCOTT NAREWSKI WILLIAM AUDRY NOLES PAULINE ANGEL NOTO NICHOLAS S. NOTO 55 SENIORS ROBERT STANLEY NY G REN EDDIE JUNIOR ODEN PAULA ANNETTE OSBORN ADR1A LOUISE PALMER These senior girls are having a lively panel discussion in their government class. MARIA EVELYN PAULSON RICHARD HAROLD PERKINS JO ANN PETTY 56 CHARLES STEPHEN PHILLIPS STEPHEN ROY PILKINCTON MARTHA ANNETTE POLLARD SCOTT TODD PRICE DENNIS CHARLES PUGH FRANKIE O’NEAL QUICK CHARLIE PETER RAIA ALTON PAUL REED GENE LIONEL REED. JR. PAULETTE ROSE REED JANICE ELIZABETH REEDER GEORGE MICHAEL REID PAULA JO RICHARDSON SENIORQ JOSEPH EUGENE ROBBINS KATHY RUTH ROBERTS MYRA JANE ROBERTS RUBY EDNA ROBERTS LARRY ALAN ROBINSON STEVE DOUGLAS ROGERS WILLIAM ERLE SEALE DENVER EUGENE SHOTTS GLORIA JANE SILVERS LARRY SILVERS DONALD RAY SLA TEN LARRY KEITH SMITH LINDA LOUISE SMITH Though few of us were rapped into the National Honor Society, all of us shared in the thrill of that moment. LINDA PAULETTE MATTIE SMITH SMITH FRANCES MARCELLA SUSAN LINDA SMIZER SMITH QENIORS Bring me my term paper, Mother, and hurry! TOM GEORGE STEVENS ROY HUGH STODGHILL III JUDITH DIANN STRICKLIN JUDY FAYE STULTS BOBBIE LAMAR THOMPSON OTHA SANFORD THOMPSON Larry Byrd Explains 10 his trig class how to find the answer to Problem 6. ROBERT THOMAS THOMPSON RICHARD DEAN THOMPSON 62 SENIORS CAROLYN SUE VEST STANLEY GORDON VINSON BARBARA LEE VINEYARD DONNA FAY WAID 63 SENIORS KENNETH BURTON WALKER LENORA FAYE WALKER BARBARA RENEE WARREN JOEL GOWARD WARREN These senior players pause for a breather, realizing that this is their last game as Red Raiders. ROBERT WATKINS GLORIA DARLENE WATSON SHIRLEY ANN WATSON 64 BARBARA LYNNE WELLS CHERYL LYNN WEST LARRY GENE WESTBROOK JOYCE DIANA WHITE RONALD LEE WILKINS JAMES WALTON WILLIAMS. JR. WILLIAM EUGENE WILLIS 65 BRENDA FAYE WILSON JOHNNY WILSON RONALD DOUGLAS WILSON FRANKIE SIDNEY WINSETT SANDRA ARLENE WOOD JULIA DIANE YOTHER Decisions, decisions! These seniors have a hard time deciding who deserves their vote for each of the senior class Who's Who titles. 66 THEDA BRIGAIA BENSON JAN COLE DONNA HARRELL RANDALL LEE KYLE RICHARD MASSENGALE LINDA REEVES RICHARD DON PERDUE 9ENIOR8 ARNOLD R1PP LARRY ROGERS AUDREY CAROLYNN ROOKS JOHNNY STRICKLING BARBARA WATSON SHARMON WATTERS MISS PHILLIPS 70 An elegant ending to a wonderful night. A charming new Miss Phillips is chosen. JUNIOR MISS PHILLIPS SUSAN MATHEWS Jimmie Tidmore bows gracefully to the audience. Turkey Gobbler gobbles up Grasshopper as Girlfriend Grasshopper weeps. A thrilling moment for Susan. Leno or and Larry Byrd narrate the tragic The per. HOMECOMING -CHEERS, THRILLS. 72 HOMECOMING QUEEN COOKIE NOTO TEARS AND EXCITEMENT I Suspense builds as the Homecoming Court waits on the sidelines before going onto the field. Homecoming 1966 was a festive time when the students participated in many ways. Besides the usual suspense created by the choice of the queen and representatives, the individual session rooms were running neck and neck in a contest for room decorations. When at last the judges chose session room 133, the president of the class accepted the prize during assembly. In preparation for the game, pep rallies were held almost every day. Cars decorated with red and white led the way to Fair Park Field for a spirited game against the Ensley Yellow Jackets. After the sweat and heat of the game, the students and their dates laid aside their mums, sold to them by G.L.C., and relaxed in the merriment that always accompanies a sock hop at P.H.S, gym. 73 GO RAIDERS! SWAT JACKETS! 74 MISS FIRE PREVENTION — kristie franklin Kristie inspects the bell on the fire truck. Firemen pause after a fire drill to pose with Phillips’ Miss Fire Prevention, Kristie Franklin. MISS D.A.R. COOKIE NOTO Dear Phillipians. I can’t begin to tell you what an honor it was for me to have represented our school as the D.A.R. Good Citizenship Girl for 1966-67. The first meeting I attended was at the Court House in December. This meeting was only a prelude to the excitement of the state-wide contest that was held in Montgomery. I was very excited and really glad to see all the “D.A.R. Girls” again. Thank you all for this wonderful opportunity. Sincerely yours. Cookie Noto 75 ■ •- SENIOR RICHARD BRADLEY KRISTIE FRANKLIN MARGARET McKENZIE SCOTT PRICE 77 TEEN BOARD REPRESENTATIVES Members of ihe teen board worked diligently giving of their time to promote fashions and gain a valuable insight to tike world of modeling. The organization of the teen board not only has promoted business for the department stores but has given an unequaled opportunity to the members for the training in the commercial and business management of the establishments. Through the teen board the teenager may discover fashion customs and styles of the world. Consultations with fashion experts and various projects enable the members to create their own style of informal modeling. Kerry Likis - Sears Lenora Walker and Joy Camp - Pizitz 78 Adria Palmer - Parisian’s Susan Mathews - Pizitz Junior Representatives 79 GENERAL fa a OFFICERS President Richard Bradley First Associate Lenora Walker Second Associate Vickie Hudson COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Phyllis Brooker, Diane Glenn, Leila Belvin, Sheila Palmer, Jean Douglass; SECOND ROW: Shirley Cross, Susan Mathews, Lenora Walker, Vickie Hudson, Pam Clements, Sandra Garner; THIRD ROW: Larry Shotts, Steve Rogers, Don Slaten, James Miller, Joe Burchfield, Bill Bailey, Bill Roby, Larry Silvers, Arnie Ripp, Mrs. gQ Barbara Posner (sponsor) ORGANIZATION FIRST ROW: Don Webb, Don Vise, Steve Hedrick, Stan Narewski, Kerry Likis, Bill Wootten, Rusty Russell, Spencer Davis, Ricky Murphy; SECOND ROW: Nancy Jones, Diane Glenn, Jimmie Tidmore, Sandra Garner; Didi Scott, Leigh Tharpe, Buddy Winsett, Steve Pilkington, Danny Morgan, Ernest Slappey; THIRD ROW: Mike Dennis, Billy Noles, Marcia Guthrie, Dianne McConnell, Patricia Thompson, James Miller; FOURTH ROW: Vincenza Siragusa, Kaye Brooks, Lynne Cash; FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Posner, Larry Silvers, Mary Slaughter, Deborah Eaton, Marilyn John son, Karen Harding, Donald Hamm, Jack White 8 FIRST ROW: Tommy Thompson, Margret McKenzie, Lenora Walker, Kay Mitchell, Paulette Reed, Annette Pollard, Cheryl West. Kathy Hobbs, Joy Camp, Kathy Ford. Kathy Vasilakis, Bobbie Thompson; SECOND ROW: Freda Gordon, Rebecca Kerr, Janice Reeder, Linda Garst, Linda Allen, Gwen Holloway, Cecelia Douglass, Donna Waid. Jo Ann Petty, Linda Lowery, Suzanne Sylvester; THIRD ROW: Larry Smith, Jimmy Lastinger, Alton Reed, Robert Watkins, Richard Bradley, Richard Hutto, Steve Pilkington, Roger Arledge, Tony Cothern, Robert Nygren. FUIST ROW: Mike Davis, Donna Waid; SECOND ROW: Bobbie Thompson, Miss Spain, Shelia Kontogeorge; THIRD ROW: Robert Aldridge, Gary Brasher, FOURTH ROW: Lenora Walker, Candy Waid, Cathy Fallon, Bob Wootten, Jo Ann Petty, Beckey Bailey, Ramona Jacobs. DISC AND DIAMOND FIRST ROW: Douglas Hamilton, Sam Landrum, Corkey Carver, Phillip Dunlap; SECOND ROW: Joe Ellis, Carl McKibben, Rick Simonson, Dick Lacey,'Jimmy Henderson, James Chapman, THIRD ROW: Brad Norris, Cecil Gregory, Ricky Lance, Steve Morgan, Charles Cole. Left to Right: Sergeant-at-arms Joe Ellis, Chaplain Carl McKibben, Treasurer Rick Simonson, Secretary Dick Lacey, Vice President Jimmy Henderson, President James Chapman. BANK BOARD QUILL AND SCROLL FIRST ROW: Sharon Maze, Becky Bailey; SECOND ROW: Mona Jacobs, Kathy Vasi-lakis, Margaret McKenzie, Joy Camp BANK OFFICERS Kathy Vasilakis, president; Frankie Quick, vice president; Jean Lorino, cashier; Paul Minarcine, asst, cashier FIRST ROW: Virginia Ripp, Bonnie Sartain, Jean Lorino, Cheryl West, Kathy Vasilakis, Martha Sims; SECOND ROW: Mrs. Nancy Norment, Paul Minarcine, Andy McCurry, Kathy Ford, Mike Davis, Freda Gordon, Jimmy Lastinger, Frankie Quick, Martha Sims, Miss Sarah Cobb 84 First Row: Rita McPherson, Susan Mathews, Carol Glaze, Wanda Hughes, Sandy Clements, Nancy Jones, Marsha Atkinson, Kaye Brooks; Second Row: Steve Morgan, Alton Reed, Kerry Likis, Ronnie Wilkins, Scott Price, Carl Watts, Steve McClure, Chuck Chaney, Steve Smith, Vann Glaze, David Monroe, David Bennett FALL OFFICERS Scott Price, Susan Mathews, Wanda Hughes, Sandy Clements, Nancy Jones, Carol Glaze, Ronnie Wilkins SPRING OFFICERS First Row: Sandy Clements, Ronnie Wilkins, Wanda Hughes; Second Row: Kaye Brooks, Steve McClure, Marsha Atkinson, Rita McPherson; Third Row: Vann Glaze, Carl Watts, David Monroe PROJECTION CLUB FIRST ROW: Kathy Rogers, Jean Lorino, Melonie Montgomery, Kathy Garrison, Lynn Deason, Kay Mikell, Teresa Oddo, Barbara Roberson, Nancy Jones, Shirley Allen, Pam Clements, Gwen Gibson; SECOND ROW: Suzanne Slyvestcr, Cecelia Douglass, Sally Boyce, Jean Ann Douglass, Mary Slaughter, Brenda Reeder, Vikki Wood, Ouida Watson; THIRD ROW: Celia Zbinden, Gayle Washburn, Marilyn Johnson, Deb Harris, Elaine Burch, Jean Rogers; FOURTH ROW: Barbara Lollar, Linda Fortunis, Sherry Charnblee, Peggy Aaron, Archevia Miller, Mary Nell Harris, Pat Peoples, Ruth Tower, Donna Welch, Debbie Williams, B. Conradi, Mrs. Jeanette Downs (sponsor), Vicki Glask, Ann Worthington, Vickie Hicks, Sue Witt, Tommilyn Goodwin, Elaine Robertson. GIRLQ FALL OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Vickie Hicks, Ouida Watson, Archevia Miller; SECOND ROW: Gwen Gibson, Deb Harris, Cecelia Douglass, Suzanne Sylvester. The fall social was a spend-the-night-party. LETTER CLUB SPRING OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Ouida Watson. Deb Harris, Vickie Hicks; SECOND ROW: Gayle Wash burn, Elaine Burch, Vikki Wood, Barbara Lollar. 87 FIRST ROW: David Knopf, Harold Woo, Jimmy Lastinger, Bill Bailey, Andy Mc-Curry, Larry Byrd, Lenora Walker (mascot), Kerry Likis, Tommy Thompson, Johnny Turner, Steve Rossbottom, Mike Chambers; SECOND ROW: Jack Mann (sponsor), Robert Watkins, Larry Smith, Robert Nygren, Gene Shotts, Allan Mollette, Bobby Freeman, Stan Vinson, Steve Smith, Randall Kyle, Tony Cothren, Jimmy Maddox, Dusty Neff, Alton Reed; THIRD ROW: Larry Robinson, Tim Jones, Terry Hyatt, Stan Narewski, Chuck Chaney, Richard Hutto, Richard Bradley, Lonnie Reed, Steve Morgan, Emmett Godfrey, Charles Lopez. FALL OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Jimmy Lastinger, Tommy Thompson, Richard Hutto; SECOND ROW: Mr. Jack Mann (sponsor), Kerry Likis, Larry Smith. USHERS STAGE CREW Stan Narewski, Tommy Thompson, Lonnie Reed, Jimmy Lastinger, Larry Byrd, Richard Bradley, Kerry Likis, Mr, Mann. 88 CLUB FIRST ROW: Pat McGeever, Sherry Knopf; SECOND ROW: Teresa Bonasera, Jan Harrison; THIRD ROW: Patsy Kimbrell. Carolyn Johnson, Vickie Jinright; FOURTH ROW: Sherry Trice, Donna Harrison, Gayle East, Mrs. Therese Graham. SPRING OFFICERS (sitting) Teresa Bonasera -(standing) Pat McGeever - - Sherry Knopf------ Patsy Kimbrell - ■ (not pictured) Sue Might......... Sandy Hill - ----- Violet Baker----- Mary French - - -Carolyn Johnson - FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA ----historian ----president vice president - sgt-at-arms rec. secretary cor. secretary ----treasurer ----chaplain -------- critic 90 FIRST ROW: Linda Lambert, Jeannette Taylor, Gloria Holloway, Kay Morgan, Diane Morgan, Betty Brown, Gwen Holloway; SECOND ROW: Reba Horsley, Lucy Tuggle, Angelyn Sims, Ed Brown, Jimmy Toothaker, Robbie Atchison, Dale Huckaby, Kay Mitchell FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA KNEELING: Linda Lambert, Diane Morgan, Kay Morgan; STANDING: Jeanette Taylor Robbie Atchison, Joey Robbins, Angelyn Sims, Betty Brown FALL OFFICERS SITTING: Diane Morgan; STANDING- SECOND ROW: Bobbie Thompson, Sandy Farley, Candy Waid, Gwen Holloway, Cathy Fallon, Donna Waid, Beckey Bailey, Charlotte Howard, Kathy Garison, Sandra Wood, Miss Spain; FIRST ROW: Robert Aldridge, Gary Brasher, Jimmy Jungmann; Gary Brasher, Sandra Wood, Cathy Fallon, Gwen Holloway, Candy Waid, Donna Waid, CHIAROSCURO (ART CLUB) SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW: Alton Reed, Don Rohar, Ronny Whitworth, Raymond Mears,- Barry Fikes; SECOND ROW: Roger Arledge, John Keith, Mickey Johnson, Harry Coughlin. FIRST ROW: Myra Jane Roberts, Donna Scott, Violet Baker, Teresa Bonasera, Paulette Smith, Leara Gray; SECOND ROW: Miss Garnet Leader (sponsor), Mike White, Terry Bonduris, Frank Pastor, Mary Camps 93 FIRST ROW: Josephine Como, Judy Stricklin, Frances Mann, Lenora Boone, Janice Gann, Mary Duke, Paula Richardson, Peggy Hooper; SECOND ROW: Rickey Green, James Wright, Frankie Quick, Billy Akers, Arthur King, Jolui Beard, Ronny Joluison; THIRD ROW: Billy Hill, Mike Davis, Eddie Nicholson, John Stewart; FOURTH ROW: Mr. Hinz (sponsor), Ronnie Ingram, Jerry Lackev, David Akers, Charles Phillips, Danny Watson, Eddie Burger, James Chapman D.E.C.A. (Distributive Education Clubs of America) FIRST ROW: James Wright, Frankie Quick, Eddie Nicholson; SECOND ROW: Ricky Green, Ronnie Ingram, James 94 Chapman The club project was selling calendars. FIRST ROW: Pat Thornhill, Dianne McGuire, Deborah Greer, Vickie Volrath, Pat Paterson, Linda Anderson, Patsy Boyce, Joyce White, Teresa Clark, Linda Lambert; SECOND ROW: Pat McCarty, Pat Gutrich, Ronnie Hall, Ronnie Dunn, Roy, Todd, Gail Hardin, Teresa McConnell, Vera Vest, Theresa Houghton; THIRD ROW: Mr. Suddeth (sponsor), Johnny Welch, Charles Glenn, George Trummell, Arthur Cole, A1 Mize, Pete Hare, Frank Pastor, Roy Reed, Rick Bates, Joe Martin I.C.T. CLUB OFFICERS Pat McCarty Vickie Volrath Joyce White 95 FIRST ROW: Rebecca Kerr, Freda Gordon, Kathy Barganier; SECOND ROW: Donna Hammack, Jan Reeder, Marilyn Gibson, Joann Evans, Kathy Ford; THIRD ROW: Mrs. Grant (sponsor), Pat Blaokwell, Anna Mancin, Cathy Crimrn, Kathy Dcnicos, Ginny Ripp, Brenda Glaze SPRING OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Donna Fowler, vice pres. ; Kathy Ford, president; Joann Evans, rec. secretary; Brenda Glaze, cor. secretary; SECOND ROW: Kathy Denicos, sergeant-at-arms; Pat Blackwell, English chaplain; Donna Hammack, Spanish chaplain; Laura Reed, critic; (not shown) Marilyn Gibson, treasurer SPANISH CLUB FALL OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Kathy Ford, treasurer; Freda Gordon, rec. secretary; Rebecca Kerr, vice pres.; Kathy Barganier, presi dent; SECOND ROW: Kathy Denicos, critic; Jan Reeder, English chaplain; Pat Blackwell, cor. secretary; Marilyn Gibson, Spanish chaplain FIRST ROW: Jane Silvers, Gary Ridgeway, Kristie Franklin, Kathy Vasilakis, Raymond Mears, Sharon Sin-yard, Ginger Palmer, Didi Scott; SECOND ROW: Brenda Guy, Linda Guy, Debbie Rockett, Linda Giles, Sharon Flores, Linda Burford, Jean Williams, Eleanor Barry; THIRD ROW: Sandy Farley, Deborah Nygren, Vicky Frawley, Gail Smith, Virginia Millar, Cheryl McCracken, Marian Meadows, Lynne Cash, Mrs. Ains worth. FRENCH CLUB SPRING OFFICERS ill OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Kristie Franklin, Kathy Vailakis, Raymond Mears, Gary Ridgeway; SECOND ROW: Didi Scott, Eleanor Barry, Jane Silvers, Marian Meadows, Sharon Sinyard. FIRST ROW: Kristie Franklin. Sharon Sinyard; SECOND ROW: Raymond Mears, Kathy Vasilakis, Jane Silvers; THIRD ROW: Ginger Palmer, Linda Guy, Brenda Guy. FOURTH ROW: Lynne Cash, Linda Buford, Didi Scott, Sharon Flores FIRST ROW: Tera Heflin, Linda Ingram, Dianne Whited, Patricia Hurst, Ramona Jacobs, Cathy Fallon, Angela Boike, Georgia Tennant, Melody Bradbcrry, Mary Isaacks, Lynda McCracken, Nancy Rimel, Tommy Thompson, Margaret McKenzie, Chuck Chaney; SECOND ROW: Vicky Johnson, Miss Virginia Praytor (sponsor), Sandra Page, Nancy Eddings, Marianne Jackson, Connie Martin, Sharon Maze, Lynne Wiggins, Lenora Walker, Nona Rimel, Donna Hicks, Linda Garst, Jimmy Lastinger, Scott Price, Larry Byrd; THIRD ROW: Lynne Couch, Sharon Kmzalow, Jo Ellen Floyd, Janice Blaikie, Mary Eads, Dale Giles, David Knopf, Butch Burbage, Stan Narewski, Tony Cothren, Mike Davis; FOURTH ROW: David Bennett, Terry Mizell, Tim Jones. Robert Nygren, Steve Piikington, Mickey Johnson, Eugene Mills, Alton Reed; FIFTH ROW: Paul Minarcfne, Dale Davis, Doug Martin, Roger Beason, Douglas Hamilton, Mike Cleveland, Johnny Stough. Gary Medlock, Eddie Heflin, Larry Williams, Van Glaze, Barry Fikes JUNIOR CLASQICAL LEAGUE FALL OFFICERS SPRING OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Sandra Page, Lynne Wiggins, Mary Isaacks, Sharon Maze; SECOND ROW: Margaret McKenzie, Tony Cothren, Tim Jones, David Knopf, Lenora Walker FIRST ROW: Melody Bradberry, Nancy Rimel, Mary Eads, Jo Ellen Floyd; SECOND ROW: Barry Fikes, Mickey Johnson, Dale Davis, Tim Jones, Sharon Maze 98 For coverage of the State J. C. L. convention in Birmingham, turn to page 176 FIRST ROW: Jane Silvers, Donna Harrell, Linda Lowery, Linda Ingram, Carole Wolford, Becky Mezrano. Jane Allen: SECOND ROW: Mary Hinson, Diana Flamen, Connie Howell, Betty Endsley, Eleanor Barry, Ann Hogan, Mrs. Theresa Whitfield (sponsor. FALL OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Linda Lowery, 1st vice president: Linda Ingram, president; Carole Wolford, 2nd vice president: SECOND ROW: Donna Harrell, treasurer; Becky Mezrano, rec. secretary; Jane Allen, cor. secretary; Jane Silvers, chaplain. MNEMOSYNEAN LITERARY SOCIETY SPRING OFFICERS Judy Cameron, chaplain; Angela Boike, treasurer; Donna Harrell, historian; Linda Ingram, rec. secretary; Becky Mezrano, 1st vice president; Linda Lowery, president; Jane Allen, 2nd vice president; Carole Wolford, critic; Diana Flamen, sergeant-at-arms FIRST ROW: Pat Peoples, Linda Lovelace, Sherry Knopf, Linda Brainlett, Kathy Ford, Dianne Golden, Connie Holsombeck; SECOND ROW: Miss Harris (sponsor), Gail Hardin, Pat McGeever, Elizabeth Self, Vickie Waldron, Janice Blaikie, Rosemary Arledge; THIRD ROW: Vickie Jinright, Debbie Dawson, Nan Payne, Anna Mancin, Theresa Houghton, Judy Stults. AGLAIA LITERARY SOCIETY FALL OFFICERS SPRLNG OFFICERS Pat McGeever, cor. secretary; Janice Blaikie, critic; Theresa Houghton, sergeant-at-arms; Anna Mancin, historian; Judy Stults, treasurer; Diane Golden, rec. secretary; Pat Peoples, chaplain; Sherry Knopf, vice president; Kathy Ford, president 100 Vickie Waldron, chaplain, Anna Mancin, parliamentarian; Kathy Ford, vice president; Linda Allen, president; Vickie Jinright, rec. secretary DAMROSCH LITERARY SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Marilyn Johnson, Debbie Williams, Karen Moon, Jan Cole, Karen Harding: SECOND ROW: Linda Smith, Mrs. Edwards, Myra Guthrie, Nina Lockard, Audrey Rooks, Vincenza Siragusa, Helen Hoffman FALL OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Linda Smith, vice pres.; Myra Guthrie, treasurer ; Karen Moon, chaplain; SECOND ROW: Audrey Rooks, secretary; Nina Lockard, president SPRING OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Donna Shadix, reporter; Jan Cole, sgt-at-arms; Myra Guthrie, vice pres,; Audrey Rooks, president; Linda Smith, rcc. sec.; SECOND ROW: Mrs. Edwards, sponsor; Helen Hoffman, cor. sec.; Debbie Williams, chaplain; Marilyn Johnson, treasurer; Vincenza Siragusa, parliamentarian; Sandra Hoffman, sgt-at-arms; Karen Moon, historian ASTRAEA LITERARY Astraea Literary Society, founded ui 1890, is an organization devoted to promoting a better understanding of the arts and culture. Programs during the fall semester were on the Twelve Disciples and Other Famous Bible Characters. The spring semester found the girls discussing all phases of Japanese life and culture in accordance with the 1967 Birmingham Festival of Arts, which this year saluted Japan. Projects for the year included buying a book for the library, entertaining at the Crippled Children's Clinic, decorating at Homecoming and giving the teachers Valentine carnations. SOCIETY FALL OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Carol Glaze, chaplain; Lenora Walker, corresponding secretary; Sheila Brooker, parliamentarian; Martha Sims, reporter; SECOND ROW: Dale Huckaby, recording secretary; Kristie Franklin, vice-president; Vickie Wood, Nancy Edison, sergeant-at-arms; THIRD ROW: Margaret McKenzie, president; Wanda Hughes, 102 critic Honored guests and members enjoy themselves at a tea given by Astraea for the basketball team. FIRST ROW: Martha Sims, Wanda Hughes, Carol Glaze. Dale Huckaby, Sheila Brooker. Kristie Franklin. Margaret McKenzie, Lenora Walker, Vickie Wood, Nancy Edison; SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ruth Outler, Janice Lloyd, Brenda Wilson, Patsy Van Dyke, Susan Slaten, Shirley Cross, Jo Ann Evans, Elaine Burch, Shirley Allen, Anne Worthington; THIRD ROW: Penny Adamson, Nonnie Scott, Lucy Tuggle, Rita McPherson, Annette Monteith, Vera Vest, Luan Stkins, Linda Manning, Jean Rogers, Pat Langston, Pam Clements. Members of Astraea made a teepee to boost spirit during Homecoming week. SPRING OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Corresponding secretary, Carol Glaze; recording secretary, Patsy Van Dyke; president, Wanda Hughes; vice president, Sheila Brooker; reporter, Margaret McKenzie; critic, Pam Clements; treasurer, Nonnie Scott; chaplain, Lenora Walker. 103 FIRST ROW: Marcia Guthrie, Melody Bradberry, Sandra Garner, Vickie Densmore, Carolyn Schifano, Theresa Oddo, Lynne Wells, Kay Mitchell; SECOND ROW: Leigh Tharpe, Susan Mathews, Paula Osborn, Lynn Dcason, Gail East, Joyce White, Peggy LaFan, Adria Palmer; THIRD ROW: Lynne Wiggins, Mary Jo Isaacks, Dianne Glenn, Linda Gantt, Jean Lorino, Sue Might, Teresa Clark, Bonnis Sartain, Hazel Hairelson; FOURTH ROW: Mary Nell Harris, Gayle Washburn, Pat Blackwell, Linda Fortunis, Cookie Noto, Maria Paulson, Diane Yother, Alice Wood, Ginger Palmer, Kathy Bargainer. CLIO LITERARY SOCIETY FALL OFFICERS Maria Paulson, Hazel Hairelson, Lynne Wells, Alice Wood, Kay Mitchell, Cookie No to, Gayle Washburn, Kathy Barganier, Ginger Palmer. SPRING OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Ginger Palmer, Lynne Wells, Kay Mitchell, Cookie Noto; SECOND ROW: Leigh Tharpe, Jean Lorino, Teresa Oddo, Kathy B3rbanier, Alice Woods, Susan Mathews. 105 FIRST ROW: Shirley Watson, Susan Chamblee, Barbara McGeever, Peggy Aaron, Jennie Ripp, Shirley Cross, Johnnie Glasscock; SECOND ROW: Jan Harrison, Kathy Vasilakis, Linda Rogers, Barbara Watson, Renee Warren, Rosemary Hundley, Charlotte Godfrey, Linda Rylant, Donna Fowler, Lynn Cash. 106 EUPHROQYNEAN LITERARY 90CIETY MRS. PAT BELL sponsor SPRING OFFICERS (first row) Donna Fowler----- Ginny Ripp------- Kay Rowell------- Johnnie Glasscock Kathy Vasilakis - -(second row) Barbara McGeever Susan Chamblcc -Shirley Watson - - Linda Rylant------- Renee Warren----- Peggy Aaron------ - rec. secretary - vice president ------president -------treasurer - - sgt-at-arms - cor. secretary chaplain .........critic parliamentarian ---------reporter .......historian FALL OFFICERS Barbara McGeever - Peggy Aaron Linda Rylant Donna Fowler treasurer Shirley Watson Kathy Vasilakis Susan Chamblee - - parliamentarian Barbara Watson Cathy Crimm sgt-at-arms (not pictured) Linda Rogers - FIRST ROW; Don Slatcn, Steve Love, Mike Chambers, Tommy Thompson, Stan Narewski, Bill Bailey, Norman McNeil, Larry Smith, John Turner, Mike Jackson; SECOND ROW: David Knopf, Steve McClure, Van Glaze, Jim Williams, Dick Lacey, Dewey Franklin, Stan Vinson, Dale Boatwright, Tony Cothren, Gerald Addison, Huey Green; THIRD ROW: David Jones, Terry Hyatt, Arthur Mahaffey, Terry Mizzell, Tommy Bromlwy, Emmett Godfrey; FOURTH ROW: David Bennett, David Monroe, Ed Brown, Ronny Swann, Eddie Shouse, A1 Mize, Steve Pilkington, Bob Freeman. FALL OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Bill Bailey------rec. secretary Tommy Thompson--------president Stan Narewski.........vice pres. Mike Chambers - - - - treasurer SECOND ROW: David Jones----------sgt-at-arms Johnny Turner.............critic Larry Smith------cor. secretary Norman McNeil --------chaplain 108 SPRING OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Norman McNeil................president Bill Bailey.............vice president Larry Smith............ rec. secretary Mike Jackson................ treasurer SECOND ROW: Johnny Turner..............- chaplain Gerald Addison..........cor. secretary Steve Love............sergeant-at-arms Tony Cothren----------social chairman Tommy Thompson--------tliird member 109 FIRST ROW: Joyce Braswell, Mary Eads, Janice Reeder, Linda Garst, Suzanne Sylvester, Freda Gordon, Kathy Hobbs, Marilyn Gibson, Rebecca Kerr; SECOND ROW: Sandra Williams, Susan Black, Sheila Kontogeorge, Lynda McCracken, Vickie Hicks, Judy Standridge, Madrene Sims, Judy Fowler, Dorothy Fowler; THIRD ROW: Connie Allen, Miss Gilmore, Donna Byars, Fran Smizer, Rita Mitchell, Marion Meadows, Fat Thornhill, Jane Lawrence, Brenda Reeder. Rebecca Kerr, Janice Reeder, Linda Garst, Joyce Braswell, Mary Eads, Marilyn Gibson, Miss Gilmore, Kathy Hobbs, Freda Gordon, Suzanne Sylvester MISS GLORIA GILMORE Sponsor PIERIAN LITERARY SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Rebecca Kerr, Marilyn Gibson, Kathy Hobbs, Donna Byars; SECOND ROW: Susan Smith, Vickie Hicks, Freda Gordon, Dorothy Fowler THALIA LITERARY SOCIETY We dedicated our yearbook to the English department this year. The theme the first semester was Great Authors. We allowed each girl to choose her own author so that she would be able to report on someone she was interested in. Our projects were (1) covering the trophy case in the gym, (2) giving a Christmas party at the Spastic Home, (3) making name tags for the cheerleaders and band members, (4) making cheer sheets. (5) making Easter baskets for the Crippled Children's Clinic FIRST ROW: Sarah Zbinden - ■ Cecelia Douglass Jo Ann Petty Marsha Douglas - Dot Byrd....... SECOND ROW: Glenda Brown - -Kathy Roberts - -Sherry Chamblee Alice Hamrick -Becky Abbott - - FALL OFFICERS ----------president ----vice president - second vice pres. treasurer sergeant-at-arms recording secretary ---- cor. secretary ...........chaplain - parliamentarian critic 112 FIRST ROW: Sarah Zbinden, Kay Mikell, Jeanine Goings, Glenda Brown, Kathy Roberts, Dot Byrd, Jo Ann Petty, Becky Abbott, Sandra Vinson; SECOND ROW: Sherry Chamblee, Krista Smith, Winkie Garrett, Cecelia Douglass, Patricia Monte, Wilma Booth, Diane Booker, Lynetie Williams, Joyce Hilton, Marsha Douglas, Alice Hamrick, Carrol Holmes, Mrs. Christine McAllister (sponsor) SPRING OFFICERS Sherry Chamblee - - sgt-at-arms Vickie Hudson - -parliamentarian Sarah Zbinden............chaplain Joyce Hilton------cor. secretary Cecelia Douglass ------president Kathy Roberts-----vice president Jo Ann Petty------rec. secretary Glenda Brown...............critic Alice Hamrick----------treasurer Mrs. McAllister (seated) FIRST ROW: Dianne Morgan, Martha Florey, Deborah Harris, Pat Hartzog, Carol Dcfnall, Marianne Aston; SECOND ROW: Ouida Watson, Donna Hicks, Nona Rimel, Cynthia Flores, Deborah Wylie, Joy Camp, Cheryl West, Nancy Jones; THIRD ROW: Brenda Glaze, Celia Zbinden, Ramona Jacobs, Belinda Huntley, Jean Ann Douglass, Nancy Rimel, Berneice Norris, Brenda Guy, Shelley McGowan, Linda Guy. FIRST ROW: Nancy Rimel, Ramona Jacobs, Deborah Harris, Carol Defnall, Brenda Glaze; SECOND ROW: Nona Rimel, Nancy Jones, Doborah Wylie, Cheryl West, Joy Camp. 114 PROMETHEAN LITERARY SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Carol Defnall, Donna Hicks, Joy Camp, Cheryl West; SECOND ROW: Nona Rimel, Ruby Roberts, Shelley McGowan; THIRD ROW: Ouida Watson, Ramona Jacobs; FOURTH ROW Marianne Aston, Pat Hartzog. 115 MRS. JEANETTE DOWNS Sponsor VE9TALIA 116 FIRST ROW: Sally Boyce, Patti Boyd, Kay Brooks, Sharon Maze; SECOND ROW: Elaine Robertson. Sandy Clements, Jane East; THIRD ROW: Marsha Atkinson, Georgie Tennant, Leila Belvin, Martha Tidmore. FIRST ROW: Melonie Montgomery, Charlotte O'Hare, Marsha Atkinson, Kaye Brooks, Sandy Clements, Gwen Gibson, Archevia Miller, Jane East, Sally Boyce, Sue Witt; SECOND ROW: Kathy Rogers, Joan Dill, Reba Horsley, Sandra Hunt, Patti Boyd, Sandy Chambless, Mary Slaughter, Jimmie Tidmore, Dona Moman, Deborah Greer, Elaine Robertson; THIRD ROW: Sharon Maze, Myra Johnston, Doris Hawkins, Minella Kirkland, Sheila Gibson, Annette Pollard, Barbara Roberson, Linda Johnson, Georgia Tennant, Cassie Johnson, Jean East, Leila Belvin, Deborah Nygren, Frances Williams, Mrs. Downs (sponsor), Antoinette Baldone, Tommilyn Goodwin. Not pictured, Janice Jones. Kaye Brooks, Charlotte O’Hare, Archevia Miller, Sandy Clements, Gwen Gibson, Sharon Maze, Melonie Montgomery, Lelia Belvin. Not pictured, Marsha Atkinson, Sally Boyce, Jane fast. ||7 YANCEY LITERARY SOCIETY FALL OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Mike Reid, third member; Charles Lopez, treasurer; Larry Robinson, recording secretary; Terry Frutiger, sergeant-at-3rms; Ronnie Wilkins, critic; Eddie Oden, corresponding secretary; Craig Bivens, chaplain; SECOND ROW: Mike Davis, president, Roy Stodghill, vice president. 118 FIRST ROW: Jim Byers, Johnny Foshee, Bill Dial, Eddie Oden, Steve Rogers, Mike Reid, Mike Davis, Johnny Devaney, Doug Redd, Rick Sizemore, Harold Cooper; SECOND ROW: Jim Lastinger, Charles Lopez, Larry Robinson, Ronnie Wilkins, Russell Puckeu, Bob Newton, Craig Bivens, Charles Cole, Johnny Strickling, Roy Stodghill, Billy Hyatt; THIRD ROW: Mr. Yarbrough (sponsor), Terry Frutiger, Scon Price, Paul Minarcine, Steve Fromhold, Tim Jones, Erie Seale, Steve Rosbottom, Mike Boyd, Wayne Littlepage, Arnie Ripp, Rick Bates, Joel Warren, John Milan. FFF km SPRING OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Craig Bivens, chaplain; Ronnie Wilkins, recording secretary; Roy Stodghill, president; Larry Robinson, vice president; SECOND ROW: Charles Lopez, treasurer; Eddie Oden, third member; Erie Seale, sergeant-at-arms; Mike Davis, critic 119 FIRST ROW: Jack Edwards, Henry Morgan, James Miller, Wesley Sullivan, Mac Martin, Don Sorge, Charles Ferlisi, Richard Smith, Jimmy Johnson, Stan Holsombeck. Jed Mitchell, Jimmy Miranda; SECOND ROW: Norman Marino, Randall Kyle, Bill Osborne, Hank Bragan, Jimmy McKeever, Gary Helm, Ernest Simpson, Jack Brasher, Ken Walker. Benny Lindley, George Foote GORGAS LITERARY SOCIETY Richard Smith, president; Jimmy Johnson, vice president; Don Sorge, chaplain; Mac Martin, secretary; Stan Holsombeck, treasurer 120 A little get-together. 121 Becky Abbott Gerald Addison Randy Akers Shirley Allen Don Alvis James Arendale THE JUNIOR CLASS FAVORITES BILL BAILEY AND SANDY CLEMENTS Ann Askew Marianne Aston Luan Atkins Marsha Atkinson Becky Bailey Bill Bailey Antoinette Baldone Eleanor Barry John Beard Leila Belvin Jimmy Benner Larry Bewiey Velma Blackwood Iris Boatwright Shirley Bowman Mike Boyd Gary Brasher Hal Breashears 122 Nancy Brittain Sheila Brooker Kaye Brooks Alien Brownlee Elaine Burch Dot Byrd Mike Chambers Sandy Chambless Chuck Chaney Pam Clements Sandy Clements Edwena Collins Jean Collins Lawrence Collins Mark Conradi Phil Conville Sheila Crane Carol Defnall Nancy Dill Artie Drakos Charles Gratton Mary Duke Ronnie Dunn Jane East Jean East Betty Endsley Sandy Farley Diana Fla men Jo Ellen Floyd Kathy Ford Judy Fowler Leon Franklin Bobby Freeman Steve Fromhold Janice Gann Pete Gannon Linda Gantt Joseph Gardner Kathy Garrison Johnnie Glasscock Van Glaze Diane Glenn Don Glover Larry Gibson Marilyn Gibson Sheila Gibson Dale Giles Charlotte Godfrey Emmett Godfrey Dianne Golden Tommie Goodwin Andy Gray Ernest Guihery Gary Hagy Robert Hall Billy Hamby Karen Harding Deborah Harris Clint Hill Helen Hoffman Ann Hogan Stan Holsombeck Lonnie Holt Mike Hooper Reba Horsley James Huckaby Vickie Hudson Roger Humphreys Sandra Hunt Terry Hyatt Cassandra Johnson Marilynn Johnson Mickey Johnson Janice Jones Nancy Jones Tim Jones David Key David Knopf Roger Knox Sam Landrum Eddie Langston Fred La Pore Chris LeSueur Kerry Likis JUNIOR CLASS HOMECOMING REPRESENTATIVES SANDY CLEMENTS AND BILL BAILEY Linda Luna Jimmy Maddox Doug Martin Susan Mathews Sharon Maze Steve McClure Teresa McConnell Andy McCurry Barbara McGeever Shelly McGowan Diane McGuire Rita McPherson Marian Meadows Bobby Miller Cheevee Miller James Miller Eugene Mills Paul Minarcine Jed Mitchell Allan Mollette Dona Moman Karen Moon Peggy Moore Dianne Morgan 125 Henry Morgan Ricky Nabors Dusty Neff Eddie Nicholson Berneice Norris Walter Norris Brad Norris Charlotte O' Hare Bill Osborne Pat Patterson Buford Peek Mike Perry Barbara Perryman John Peterson Gail Pierce Jerry Poteet Alan Potts Kenneth Ray Doug Redd David Reed Donna Reed Michael Richardson Gary Ridgeway Nona Rimel Sophomore Linda Walker Members of the cast of the Christmas play enjoyed fringe benefits. 126 Barbara Roberson Elaine Robertson Michael Robinson Donny Rogers Steve Rosbottom Linda Rylant Barbara Scott Neal Selman Larry Sewell Eddie Shouse Rick Simonson Ernest Simpson Angelyn Sims Rick Sizemore Susan Slaten Minnie Small Steve Smith Mike Smizer Jackie Staggs Judy Standridge Butch Stewart Maxine Stewart John Stough Wessley Sullivan Ronny Swann Georgia Tennant Billy Tharpe Pat Thornhill Jimmie Tidmore Ruth Tower Linda Travis Wayne Troulias Kenneth Trummell Lucy Tuggle Vera Vest Vicki Vollrath 127 Billy Wakefield Vickie Waldron Bill Watkins Ouida Watson Carl Watts Theresa Watts Johnny Welch Ronnie Whitworth Ronald Willcutt Debbie Williams Larry Williams Sue Witt P.H.8. Harold Woo Vikki Wood Terry Bonduris Corky Carver Sandra Page CHOIR FIRST ROW; Kathy Barganier, Naomi Smith, Susan Black, Jimmy Lastinger, Andy McCurry, Kerry Likis, Georgia Tennant, Annette Monteith, Ruth Tower; SECOND ROW: Becky Kerr, Lenora Walker, Eddie Langston, Jimmy Maddox, Mike Bryant, Linda Chapman, Linda Gantt, Rita Mitchell, Adria Palmer; THIRD ROW: Pat Gutrich, Lynne Wells, Larry Westbrook, Mike Davis, Richard Thompson, Billy Noles, Kay Mitchell, Susan Smith, Ouida Watson; FOURTH ROW: Diane Yother, Sarah Zbinden, Rosemary Hundley, Joseph Johnson, Richard Hutto, Roy Stodghill, Rick Perkins, Mike Hutto, Craig Bivens, Nina Lockard, Susan Mathews, Fran THE SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITES GAYLE WASHBURN AND RUSTY RUSSELL Peggy Aaron Danny Adams Penny Adamson Connie Allen Jane Allen Sandra Armbrust Violet Baker Tommy Baswell Frank Baty Roger Beason Trudy Bell Paula Black Pat Blackwell Dale Boatwright Angela Boike Teresa Bonasera Diane Booker Ricky Borden George Bottoms Melody Bradberry Tommy Bromley David Brown Ed Brown Pat Bruno 129 Douglas Bryant Judy Cameron Lynne Cash Margaret Caswell Sherry Chamblee Susan Chamblee Ken Champion Jimmy Churchweil Glenn Coleman Ricky Coley B Conradi Hassell Cossey Cathy Crimm Shirley Cross Debra Dawson Lynn Deason Vicki Densmore Rodney Dobbins Marsha Douglas Jean Douglass Phillip Dunlap Raymond Dunn James Dupree Joann Evans Cathy Fallon Cynthia Flores Martha Florey George Foote Linda Fortunis Dorothy Fowler Sandra Garner Brenda Glaze Jeanine Goings Cecil Gregory Donnette Gustin Marcia Guthrie Brenda Guy Linda Guy Donna Hammock Walter Hammonds Bobby Hardin Mary Nell Harris 130 Donna Harrison Doris Hawkins Margaret Head Dennis Higgins Sandra Hill Carrol Holmes Jerry Holmes Connie Holsombeck David Hope Ricky Horn Audrey Howard Rosemary Hundley Brenda Hunt Belinda Huntley Patricia Hurst Mike Hutto Billy Hyatt Mary Jo Isaacks Clint James Anthony Jessen Phillip Jinright .. .while the construction work coniinu- .. .students could see many unusual things... ... including a tree stump! 131 SOPHOMORE CLASS HOMECOMING REPRESENTATIVES GAYLE WASHBURN AND BOB WOOTTEN Garry Leonard Robert Lewis Clyde Lindsey Barbara Lollar lean Lorino Sherill Lowery Saundra Lucius Samuel Lusco Arthur Mahaffey Anna Mancin Hank Manning Linda Manning Becky Johns Myra Johnston David Jones Richard King Sharon Kinzalow Minella Kirkland Wanda Kirkland Vickie Klask Linda Lagrone Ricky Lance Pat Langston Jane Leggett Jim Maruu Peggy Martin Sharon Martin Arlen MeCurry Alan McGary Gary McGuire Jackie Meadows Marsha Mealer Gary Mcdlock Becky Mezrano Kay Mikeil Mitzi Miles Richard Miller Terry Mizzell David Monroe Pat Monte Melonie Montgomery Ricky Murphy George Nations Kenny Newport Bob Newton Lynn Nuss Deborah Nygren Teresa Oddo Students enjoy eating and socializing at their noon-day break. 133 Tommy Page Ginger Palmer Karen Palmer Larry Palmer Nancy Payne Delois Pearson Pat Peoples Ray Pierce Ray Prestridge Russell Puckett Charlotte Quick Brenda Reeder Donald Reno Phillip Reno Jerry Reynolds Nancy Rimel Kenny Roberson Brian Robertson Eddie Robertson Bill Roby Jean Rogers Kathy Rogers Frances Roland Rusty Russell Sometimes we had to go up the down stairs. . . We never knew when our class rooms would be invaded by workmen. . . . or down the up stairs Bonnie Sartain Carolyn Schifano Nonnie Scott Donna Shadix Randy Simpkins Madrene Sims Martha Sims Sharon Sinyard George Sissa Dianne Skaggs Mary Slaughter Gail Small Rosalyn Small Benny Smith Tommy Snodgrass Debbie Sparks Peggy Spencer Robert Strickland Diane Tartt Leigh Tharpe Richard Toney Jimmy Toothaker Jerry Trummell Charles Underwood Sandra Vinson Rosemary Vise Lynn Virciglio Waymon Vanderford Candy Waid Gayle Washburn Ginger Watkins Judy Watkins Sandra Watson Donna Welch Lynne Wiggins Sandra Williams 135 Ward Williams Steve Willis Alice Wood Carolyn Woods Bob Wootten Anne Worthington Celia Zbinden Mike Denton In the library (and in many other places), we saw order come out of chaos - eventually THE FRESHMAN CLASS FAVORITES KAY FRANKLIN AND GRANT ADAMS Eugene Abbott Marcia Abernathy Ginger Adams Grant Adams Phyllis Addison Randy Aldridge Susan Arrowood Ray Ashby Robbie Atchison Ann Atkinson George A wad Dennis Bailey Lorraine Baldone Barbara Barnes Roger Barnett Barbara Barron Janice Bates Julia Beard Rebecca Beasley Ray Brasher Terry Bridgeman Phyllis Brooker Betty Brown Eddie Buckinger 137 Jean Bullock Butch Burbage Jan Burbage Linda Burford Steve Byers Carla Bush Sandra Calfee Wayne Clements Mike Cleveland Ronald Coker Sandra Cole Diann Canzoneri Tim Conradi Lynne Couch Brenda Crowson Beth Culver Frank Cusimano Ken Davis Did you see who took my crayons and my Won't Coach be surprised when he finds out coloring book? what we’ve done 10 hls coffee? Deborah Eaton Nancy Eddings Carl Elmore Mac Fancher Patricia Ferlisi James Flanagan Sonia Florence Buzzy Fowler Dewey Franklin Kay Franklin Rex Franklin Vicky Frawley Candy Frey Debra Fromhold Lloyd Gann Tim Gannon Bruce Garner Linda Giles Kathy Glover Gail Godfrey Jean Graham Donald Gray Dale Greer Pam Greer Sharon Greer Pamela Hagy Ward IJairelson Janet Hartsook Mike Hawkins Becky Headly Stephen Hedrick David Heer Martha Hight Kathy Hillhouse William Hobbs Paula House 139 FRESHMAN CLASS HOMECOMING REPRESENTATIVES PHYLLIS BROOKER AND DENNIS BAILEY Tommy Holley Gloria Holloway Carol Holmes Philip Hopkins Barbara Horsley Daniel Horsley Carol Ingle Eddie Jackson Carolyn Johnston Vikki Johnston Billie Jones Linda Kamplaine Joan Kearley Judi Keith Pat Kimbrell Patricia Kirkland Judy Knox Gail Lawrence Toby Leamon Stan Levine James Livingston Diana Lovelady Charlotte Lynn Terry Mancin 140 Frankie Marshall Connie Martin Gregg Martin Bill Massengale Rebecca Massey Connie McCall Dianne McConnell Cheryl McCracken Elizabeth McDonald Connie McGuire Tommy Merchant Karen Mitchell Virginia Millar David Mitchell Ricky Moman Gene Moon Nancy Moore Randy Moormann Danny Morgan Kay Morgan Deborah Morrison Randall Morton Mark Mullin Billy Musgrove Sandee Nail George Nichols Susan Nygren Tim Oermann Lynn O'Rear Sheila Palmer Ever get the feeling that someone's looking over your shoulder? 141 Esther Parson Deborah Pate Kia Paulson Ann Pearson Perry Pcndley Donald Popwell Dave Pylant Laura Reid Bobby Rhodes Tom Richardson Jo Ann Ripp Sharon Robbins Kenny Robertson Pat Robertson Paulette Robertson Debbie Rockett Angela Roper Helen Runyan Jimmy Russell Joanne Rylant Larry Schatz Rusty Schoenfeld Dianne Scott Glenda Self Ricky Shelnutt Ann Sherman David Silvers Mike Slater Gloria Small Devona Smith Gail Smith Gary Smith Jack Smith Ricky Smith Robert Smith Vicki Smith Walter Smith Debbie Smyly Jimmy Snyder Lee Sorrell Paula Sorrells Don Stewart 142 Debra Stough Michael Talley George Tate Jeannette Taylor Veta Jo Taylor Sharon Terrell Joan Thames Linda Tharpe Betty Thompson Carl Thompson Donna Tidmore Jeanelle Tinley Sherry Trice Tom Trowbridge Frank Vann Kay Vineyard Don Vise Joe Waldner Nancy Walls Judi Waters Brenda Watson Peggy Watts Don Webb Dafta Wellborn Kathy West Donna Wheeler Dianne Whited June White Marianne White Ray White Eddie Whitehead Barbara Whitley Donald Williams Jean Williams Lockie Williamson Bonita Williamson Jane Wilson Tommy Woo Randy Wood Douglas Woodard Lewanna Yeager Wayne Dupree 143 Harold Boutwell Corinne Cameron Pauline Chappelear Charles Cope Carl Davis Spencer Davis Linda Ennis James Fancher Tommy Gorman Donald Hamm Dewayne Hand Wayne Harris James Humphries Betty Rose Johnso Linda Johnson THE JUNIOR VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT Nancy Kimbrell Buddy Martin Rodney McPhersor. Charles Pass Diane Patterson Nancy Riley Bert Russell Jane Smith Johnny Thacker Patricia Thompson Carlton Trucks Dian Wilkinson Mary Jane Wilson Beverly Winner Debbie Wooten Wayne Wortham Elizabeth Ann York 144 FIRST ROW: Larry Byrd, Bobby Marques, Chuck Chaney, Richard Bradley, Jimmy Maddox, Harold Woo, Andy Gray, Bill Roby, Mike Dennis, Roger Knox; SECOND ROW: Mike Davis, Sam Levio, Larry Westbrook, Kerry Likis, Richard Thompson, Nicky Noto, Alan Potts, Bill Dial, Wayne Terry; THIRD ROW: George Sissa, Stan Narcwski, Andy McCurry, Bob Wootten, Charles Raia, David Key, Gerald Foshcc, Lynn Dahlke; FOURTH ROW: Billy Hamby, Ricliard Hutto, Dusty Neff, Scott Price, Kenny Trammell, Hassell Cossey, Mike Hutto, Hal Breashears, Billy Noles C 0 A C H E 9 JAMES CHANDLER 146 Head Coach DALE COOK EDDIE BRUCE WALTER JONES HOUSTON KENNEDY B-TEAM FIRST ROW: Dahl Johnson, Robert Strickland, Tommy Page; SECOND ROW: Ricky Borden, Rusty Russell, Ricky Coley; THIRD ROW: Waymon Vanderford, Jerry Tru-mell, Clyde Lindsey; FOURTH ROW: Ricky Fox, Steve Willis, Mike Harbour; FIFTH ROW: Ken Champion, Benny Smith, Jerry Reynolds; SIXTH ROW: Ricky Murphry, Glen Coleman. FRE9HMEN FIRST ROW; Ralph Mahan, David Heer, Ken Davis, Don Webb, Steve Headrick, Ralph Moon, Tim Conradi, Grant Adams; SECOND ROW: Jimmy Russell, Billy Musgrove, Ricky Moman, Carl Thompson, Mike Talley, Ward Hairelson, Jack Gressman, Eugene Abbott; THIRD ROW: Robert Smith, Harold Easter, Bill Deatheridge, Toby Leamon, Johnny Ingram, Bill Massengale, George Nichols; FOURTH ROW: Roger Harbour, George Tate, Tom Trowbridge, Donald Gray. 147 SEASON RECORD Phillips 0 Ramsay 19 Phillips 28 West End 7 Phillips 0 Lanier 35 Phillips 7 Woodlawn 26 Phillips 0 Bessemer 21 Phillips 0 Robert E. Lee 55 Phillips 14 Jones Valley 6 Phillips 0 Banks 33 Phillips 0 Ensley 19 Coach Cook gives Richard Bradley last minute instructions. RAIDERS UPSET BROWNIES The 14 to 6 victory over the Jones Valley Brownies was one of the season's big upsets. Jones Valley made the first score of the night as the result of a Phillips fumble. However, their PAT attempt failed. The Raiders really came to life as guard Nicky Noto blocked a punt and Richard Thompson recovered it on the JV one-yard line. Bobby Marques then went over for a score. Hal Breashears kick was good, and Phillips led through half-time with a score of 7 to 6. Phillips next score came as a result of a fumble on the Valley 30-yard line. Marques again ran the ball in. Breashears extra point try was good. The Brownies were halted by a pass interception by Larry Byrd and from then on were not able to score again due to Phillips’ strong defense led by Scott Price, Billy Noles, Nicky Noto, and Mike Dennis. 148 Bobby Marques leads Raiders on to victory. ANDY GRAY CHARLES RA1A RICHARD THOMPSON MIKE HUTTO Quarterback Tackle Center Tackle PURPLE TIGERS ROAR Tough defensive play aided Bessemer in easing by Phillips with a score of 21 to 0. Bessemer's first score was made in the second quarter of play after a 71 yard drive. A bad snap to Richard Bradley fave the Tigers possession of the all on the one yard line of the big Red. Quarterback Eddy Roberts was able to move the ball over the Phillips goal line from the short distance. Beginning at their 34 the Raiders moved to the 17-yard line in Purple Tiger territory only to be unable to go any further because of the tough Bessemer line. The Tigers' third TD followed a long, steady drive. When Phillips took over on their own 47, they caine alive, and Larry Byrd made it to the three; but the team was unable to break through from there. BOBBY MARQUES Quarterback RAMS RIP RAIDERS Red Raiders' first game of the season turned out to be a tough one. A crushing ground game, along with four interceptions, led the Rams to a 19 to 0 defeat over Phillips. Raiders demonstrated some strong defensive power, but were never able to get the offense going. Bobby Marques and Andy Gray alternated at quarterback, and Richard Bradley did most of the running. Rarnsay took the opening kickoff and drove a long 73 yards for their first score. The Red Raiders began a serious threat late in the first quarter, but Ramsay took over on downs at the 22. Ramsay's second big threat was halted as Bradley intercepted Wehby's pass on the Raiders' 8. Then on second down. Marques made a gallop of 58 yards before he was brougnt down by Vacaralla. Phillips moved to the 15, only to have a pass intercepted, which eventually led to the Ram's second score. The Rams made their final drive in the last period, going 59 yards in three plays. |49 GENERALS STUN RAIDERS Team leaves for Montgomery to play Robert E. Lee Generals. Host Robert E. Lee coasted to a 55 to 0 victory over Phillips by scoring the first eight times it gained possession of the ball. The Generals’ first score came after an 86 yard drive with Traylor at quarterback. Their second score was the result of a Phillips fumble on the Lee 45. Phillips was unable to break through the Lee defense in the next three plays. Lee then took possession of the ball, driving 56 yards for their third TD of the night. After receiving the ball in the third quarter, the Generals made a 94 yard drive for another touchdown, making it 28 to 0. A 33 yard run made another touchdown in tlie third quarter, making it 35 to 0. Lee’s Carmack later went in from the 30, and Caldwell hit a 35 yard scoring pass. King added the final score on a long punt return. NICKY NOTO BILLY NOLES SCOTT PRICE HAL BRE AS HEARS Guard Fullback End Tackle 150 RICHARD BRADLEY RICHARD HUTTO LARRY WESTBROOK DUSTY NEFF Fullback End Guard End RAIDERS STOMP LIONS The Red Raiders displayed their skill and determination bv defeating the West End Lions, 28 to 7. Phillips' first score came early in the first quarter as a result of a 70 yard drive. Marques ran over for the PAT. The Raiders' second score came on a 15 yard run by quarter back Bobby Marques. Richard Bradley ran in for the second PAT. Early in the tliird quarter. Marques scored again on an eight yard sprint after a long drive. Andy Gray then ran tlirough the West End line for the extra point. The Lions made their only score of the game in the fourth quarter on a short pass play. Mike Dennis' interception and run to the West End two yard line set the Raiders in scoring position. Gray then went over the goal line for tne final TD. Bobby Marques ran for the extra point. LANIER CRUSHES PHILLIPS The Lanier Poets defeated the Phillips team in Montgomery by a score of 35 to 0. The Red Raiders' defense held the Poets well on the ground, but were unable to halt their passing attack. All three of the Lanier touchdowns in the first half were the result of their long passing skill. The lialftime score was 21 to 0. The Raiders did make one serious threat in the first quarter, as they drove to the Lanier 14. This drive included a 40 yard Marques to Byrd pass. However, the Raiders lost the ball on downs and were unable to score. The Poets scored one touchdown in each of the remaining quarters. The final score was 35 to 0. HAROLD WOO BILL ROBY JIMMY MADDOX Halfback Fullback Halfback KERRY L1KIS ROGER KNOX Guard Fullback In ihe stands and on the field, everyone anxiously awaits some sign that injured player Hassell Cossey will be all right. 152 KENNY TRUMMELL End DAVID KEY Tackle GERALD FOSllEE Tackle ALAN POTTS Guard COLONELS POP RAIDERS A rugged ground attack gave the Woodiawn Colonels their 26 to 7 triumph over Phillips. Woodlawn's first score of the evening came after a 72 yard drive early in the first quarter. However, Wright’s extra point try failed. The Colonel's second score followed an 80 yard drive, including a 40 yard pass from Henderson. Again the PAT attempt failed. Early in the second period the Raiders came back into the fame with a 66 yard drive, including a 49 yard pass by Bobby larques to Larry Byrd, putting the ball on the six. Richard Bradley went over for the score and Hal Bearshears' kick was good. Halftime score was Woodiawn 12, Phillips 7. The Raiders were unable to move the ball after receiving the second half kick off and the Colonels took over on their own 47. The Colonels drove 53 yards for a TD, and Wright's PAT was good. In the fourth quarter both teams exchanged the ball before Woodiawn made their final score which followed a 72 yard drive. Sproull added the PAT. Waiting on the sidelines is also a part of the game. WAYNE TERRY GEORGE SISSA BOB WOOTTEN Center Tackle Tackle 153 ANDY McCURRY Center LYNN DA HIKE Tackle JETS SHOOT BY RED RAIDERS Another rough ground g3me was the scene of the Banks— Phillips game. The Jets, led by Willingham, made their first scoring effort of 40 yards in the first quarter. Phillips' most serious tlireat was made in the second quarter as they took over on downs at the Banks' 31. The Raiders took the ball to the 20, only to lose possession on downs. Banks' second touchdown came late in the second quarter. Stallings' pass to Gray in the third quarter resulted in another TD for the Jets. Soon afterwards, the Jets made a 76 yard drive for still another score, making it 27 to 0. The Banks eleven made their final score on another 76 yard effort. However, the kick was no good. The final score was 33 to 0. Larry Byrd blocks a would-be tackier as Bobby Marques looks for running room. 154 SAM LEV 10 Guard CHUCK CHANEY Halfback BILLY HAMBY End Going my way? Oh, no you're not. SEASON ENDS WITH ENSLEY VICTORY The Ensley Yellow Jackets stung Phillips Red Raiders. 19 to 0. in a disappointing climax of Homecoming activities. The Yellow Jackets scored all of their points in the first lialf. Quarterback Don Dickerson sprinted 30 yards for the first; halfback Mike Kim broil went 29 yards for the second; and the third TD was scored on a four yard plunge by fullback Andy Cross. Dickerson hit one of three extra point tries. The Raiders threatened several times in the game, but each time mistakes plus a tough Ensley front wall stopped them. The second half sec-sawed back and forth as neither team could sustain a drive. The deepest the Jackets could get was the Phillips 23-yard line late in the third quarter, and the best Red Raider advance was to Ensley's 28. BILL DIAL Guard HASSELL COSSEY MIKE DAVIS STAN NAREWSK1 Halfback Guard Halfback 155 PEP CLUB FIRST ROW: Judy Stults, Kathy Roberts, Sheila Brookcr, Berneice Norris, Nona Rimel, Linda Gantt, Donna Reed, Dianne McGuire, Peggy La Fan, Vickie Volrath, Cookie Noto, Diane Glenn, Carol Glaze; SECOND ROW: Lynne Wells, Vickie Hudson, Susan Mathews, Martha Tidmore, Leila Belvin, Sarah Zbinden, Maria Paulson, Joy Camp, Adria Palmer. Kia Paulson; THIRD ROW: Mike Dennis, Roy Stodghill, Bill Osborne, Mike Hutto, Bill Dial, Tommy Stevens, Nicky Noto, Richard Thompson, Billy Noles, Scott Price, Wayne Terry, Fred LaPore, Charles Ferlisi, Mrs. Outler. TWO GROUPS PROMOTED AN INTEREST IN SPORTS SPORTS CLUB FIRST ROW: Jerry Trummell, Rusty Russell, Chuck Chaney, Mike Dennis, Charles Raia, Bobby Marques, Bill Dial, Nicky Noto, Kerry Likis, Richard Thompson, Jimmy Maddox; SECOND ROW: Dahl Johnson, Tommy Page, Larry Westbrook, Ward Williams, Ricky Coley, Ricky Borden, Mike Hutto, Eddie Robertson, Lynn Dahlke, Bob Wootten, Richard Hutto, Bill Roby, Coach Bruce, Coach Chandler; THIRD ROW: Andy McCurry, Sam Levio, Ken Champion, Larry Byrd, Billy Hambv, George Sissa, Clint Hill, Tommy Stevens, Mike Davis, Glenn Coleman, Wayne Terry, Richard Bradley; FOURTH ROW: Harold Woo, Dusty Neff, Roger Knox, Roy Stodghill, Tommy Thompson, Stan Narewski, Mark Conradi, Andy Gray, Mike Harbour, Danny Adams, Clyde Lindsey, Ricky Fox, Fred LaPore, Gerald Foshee; FIFTH ROW: Hal Breashears, Jimmy Crawford, Jerry Reynolds, Corkey Carver, Eddie Langston, Steve Willis, Ricky Murphy, Benny Smith, Wayrnon Vanderford, Bill Osborne, Billy Noles, Scott Price ,57 SEASON RECORD Phillips Winfield Jones Valley Hewitt Phillips Phillips Phillips Larry Byrd, Jimmy Maddox, Kenny Trummell, Mike Boyd, Richard Hutto, Emmett Godfrey, Richard Bradley, Roy Stodghill, Andy Gray, Arnie Ripp, Dusty Neff, Harold Baker, Wayne Terry, Bobby Marques, Chuck Chaney Snagging a rebound wasn't easy with Woodlawn's Ralph Smith around. RICHARD BRADLEY. Forward 160 KENNETH TRUMMELL, Guard WITNESSED SOME EXCITING GAMES RAIDERS DISPLAYED TEAMWORK Raiders' Kenny Trummell and Andy Gray want to grab the ball before it reaches the awaiting hands of Jones Valley's Bill Flowers The bench ARNOLD KIPP, Forward DUSTY NHFF, Forward 162 MIKE BOYD, Forward EMMETT GODFREY, Forward BOBBY MARQUES, Guard CHUCK CHANEY, Guard Players watch Kenny TruinineU's deadly accurate jump shot. KNEELING: Jerry Trummell, Kenny Roberson, Douglas Bryant, David Monroe, Larry Franklin; STANDING: Bobby Hardin, Mike Harbour, Tommy Bromley, Jerry Reynolds, Tommy Baswell, Donald Hamm, George Tate, Glenn Coleman, Ken Champion B TEAM 164 Tommy Baswell uses his 6'5” to advantage. KNEELING: Johnny Vinyard, Dennis Bailey, Jimmy Russell, Ken Davis, Tim Conradi, Don Webb, Ralph Mahah, James Livingston, Grant Adams; STANDING: Harold Easter, Roger Harbour, Tommy Woo, George Nichols, Don Popwell, George Awad, Eugene Abbott, Bill Deatherage, Ward Hairelson, Johnny Ingram SEASON RECORD: 1 7 WINS - 0 LOSSES FRESHMAN BASKETBALL CITY CHAMPS Players drench Coach Kennedy after winning city title. 35 to 8 over Ramsay 52 to 11 over Erwin 37 to 21 over Hewitt 30 to 17 over Woodlawn 51 to 37 over West End 50 to 35 over Banks 40 to 12 over Jones Valley 36 to 34 over Hewitt 48 to 30 over Ensley 48 to 34 over Huffman 34 to 15 over Ramsay 40 to 29 over Woodlawn 50 to 33 over West End 49 to 23 over Huffman 43 to 17 over Banks 55 to 19 over Jones Valley 51 to 30 over Ensley Bill Bailey, Robert Smith, Ronnie Swann, Joe Johnson, Jimmy Crawford, Allan Mol-lette, Mike Dennis, David Knopf 166 Jimmy Crawford adds another to his collection of trophies. On your mark, Mike Dennis. TENNIS FIRST ROW: Kerry Likis, Andy McCurry, SECOND ROW: Scott Price, Roy Stodghill 167 Smile! You’re on candid camera! Where’s Jane? Uncle! Uncle! OFF SEASON SPORTS 168 We're in the army now. NORMAN McNEILL, Pitcher TOMMY THOMPSON. Outfield BASEBALL 1966 LARRY BYRD. Outfield WAYNE TERRY, Pitcher HAROLD WOO. Catcher 169 GIRLS' A healthy body must be carefully built and maintained, for fitness is the product of habit and a strong desire to possess it. Good body coordination results from trying, failing, catching onto how to do it, and repeated practice so that success comes automatically and seemingly without effort. The girls, uistructed by Mrs. Downs and Mrs. Ellison, increase in strength, efficiency, endurance, and beauty through just the right amount and kind of activity. Reach for the skies, girls. Forward, ho! 170 9P0RT8 SUSAN MATHEWS VICKIE HUDSON JOY CAMP PAULA OSBORN KRISTIE FRANKLIN, Head CELIA ZB1NDEN, Co-Head CHEERLEADERS SANDY CLEMENTS GAYLE WASHBURN BARBARA VINEYARD Head JANICE LLOYD Co-Head WAND HUGHES SHARON MAZE MARTHA SIMS PIRS i ROW: Janice Lloyd, Sharon Maze, Wanda Hughes, Don Glover, Barbara Vineyard, Martha Sims; SECOND ROW: Brenda Glaze, Sharon Sinyard, Jane Lawrence. Brenda Wilson. Virginia Ripp, Pat Monte. Myra Johnston, Nancy Rimel, Mike Cleveland. Don Williams; THIRD ROW: David Bennett. Sharon Martin, Wilma Booth, Eleanor Barry, Otha Thompson, Don Rohar, Van Glaze, Carol Latham, Leara Gray; FOURTH ROW: Lynda McCracken, Vin-cenza Siragusa, Becky Mczrano, Sandy Farley, Jo Ellen Floyd, Jo Ann Petty, Johnnie Glasscock, Raymond Dunn. Mickey Johnson, Steve Pilkington, Harry Coughlin, Joe Johnson, Larry Silvers RED RAIDER MARCHING Planning and making the arrangements for the convention were Lynda McCracken, state corresponding secretary; Jimmy Lastinger, state president; and Mary Eads, state parliamentarian. This year the Phillips High School Junior Classical League was proud to be the host for the State Junior Classical League Convention. Alabama has had a state convention for ten years. During tills time Phillips has hosted four conventions. This year Jim Lastinger was the state president; Lynda McCracken, the state corresponding secretary; and Mary Eads, the state parliamentarian. One of the highlights of any Junior Classical League convention, whether state or national, is the Roman banquet. At the banquet all the delegates to the convention dress in traditional Roman costumes and gather for a typical Roman banquet. For the banquet Phillips was dortunate to obtain tlie Exliibition Hall of the Birmingham City Auditorium. The auditorium of Phillips served as the scene of the business meeting. Convention days were April 21 and 22. PHILLIPS' J.C.L. CHAPTER HOSTS STATE CONVENTION 176 Jimmy Lastinger and Johnny Stough don the typical Roman costumes. Donna Wald, Mary Eads, and Johnny Stough look like serious-minded Romans as they regard the bust of Julius Caesar. TWO GROUPS WORKED TO SERVE THE INTERESTS OF OUR COMMUNITY. STATE. AND NATION PROMOTERS FIRST ROW: Kathy Ford, Kathy Vasilakis. Candy Wald, Sandra Page, Sharon Kinzalow, Donna Waid, Lynda McCracken; SECOND ROW: Susan Black, Myra Johnston, Debbie Nygren, Lynne Cash, Linda Garst, Myra Jane Roberts. Marianne Ashton, Sharon Maze, Cheryl McCracken, Miss Virginia Praytor (sponsor); THIRD ROW: Mike Cleveland, Don Williams, Doug Williams, Doug Martin, Johnny Slough, Jimmy Lastinger, Tommy Thompson, Allan Mollette, Stan Narewski, Robert Nygren. RED CROQS FIRST ROW: Ray Pierce, Jane Allen, Myra Jane Roberts. Betty Thompson, Linda Smith, Judy Standridge, Belinda Huntley, Becky Headley, Harold Cooper, Richard Thompson; SECOND ROW: George Abrasley, Teresa Clark, Jan Cole, Devona Smith. Dewey Franklin, Gary Helm; THIRD ROW: Janice Bates, Sandra Watson, Velma Blackwood, Elizabeth Self, Becky Mezrano, Linda Anderson, Diane Patterson; FOURTH ROW: Mike Florence, June White, Corinne Cameron, Carla Bush; FIFTH ROW: Billy Atkinson, Tommy Page, Ken Davis, Walton Williams, Phil Conville, Raymond Dunn. . HEAD MARSHALS STUDENTS SERVED THEIR SCHOOL IN VARIOUS WAYS R.O.T.C. SPONSORS Period five: Dale Huckaby, Ouida Watson, Hazel Hairelson Andy Gray, Larry Byrd, Marsha Mealer, Linda Rylant Period six: Carolyn Vest, Susan Black Freda Gordon, Brenda Costlow LIBRARY ASSISTANTS (FIRST ROW) Elizabeth McDonald Karen Moon Georgia Tennant Don Vise Brenda Hunt Judy Wadkins (SECOND ROW) Angela Boike Wilma Booth Sharon Kinzalow Patricia Brasher Marilyn Johnson Barbara Whitley Carole Wolford Sandra Hunt (THIRD ROW) Helen Hoffman James Dupree Roger Beason Margaret Caswell 178 SENIOR DIRECTORY 179 9ENI0R DIRECTORY SANDRA ALDRIDGE Red Cross; Dramatics Club; Aglaia Literary Society; Lieutenant in gym; Gym Assistant; Props Committee on plays. 1.1NDA ALLEN National Honor Society; G. O. Publicity and Publications Committee; Aglaia Literary Society, president; Junior Classical League; Session room vice-president, chaplain, banker (2). council member; English class secretary; Study hall vice- E resident, secretary. Gym captain. IN DA ANDERSON I. C. T. Club; Red Cross. CLAUDETTE BAGGETT Red Cross Service Pin award; National Essay Anthology award; Red Cross, secretary, blood bank chairman, project chairman; Aglaia Literary Society, parliamentarian, sergeant-at-arms; History class secretary; English class critic; Session room treasurer. History representative at Samford conference; Choraliers. JOR LYNN BAKER Session room secretary. KATHY BARGAN1ER Clio Literary Society, re-porter. parliamentarian, sergeant-at-arms; Spanish Club, president, vice-president, recording secretary. chaplain; Session room vice-president; English class secretary, reporter; Choraliers; Choir; Marshal; National Poetry Anthology award, MICHAEL BARRY Ushers Club; Promoters of Good Will and Understanding; Session room banker; Band manager. RICHARD BATES Color and Flowers committee; l.C.T. Club, president; Yancey Literary Society; Art Club; Council member. PAT BEASLEY Session room president; English class vice-presideni; Mirror agent; Girls' basketball and volleyball teams; gym lieutenant (2). THEDA BENSON (Transferred) National Honor Society. treasurer; Latin Club; French Club; Mission Club; Science Club; Choral Club; Speech Club; Ecclesiastical Vocalists; lmmaculata Times Newspaper staff; Girls' volleyball team. CRAIG BIVENS Yancey Literary Society, chaplain; Boys' vocal; Choir. « BLACK Red Cross; Dramatics Club; chap-romoters of Good Will and Understanding, corresponding secretary; Pierian Literary Society, corresponding secretary; Session room secretary, Red Cross representative; Choir; Choraliers; Play ticket committee; R. O. T.C. sponsor; Banker. LENORA BOONE Clio Literary Society, Pep Club; D.E.C.A. Club; Session room vice-president, Red Cross representative. JANICE BLA1K1E Majorette; Aglaia Literary Society. corresponding secretary, critic, who's who; Junior Classical League; Promoters of Good Will and Understanding; Session room vice-president (2); Miss Phillips Pageant; Library assistant. RlCHAiy BRADLEY National Honor Society; Pres-ldent of G.6. . Orientation, Assembly committees, Senior Class Dav committee; Mr. Phillipian; Senior favorite; Boys' state representative; Ushers Club, treasurer; Sports Club; Yancey Literary Society, president, vice-president, secretary; S.R. banker, council member; Madrigal Club; Boys' vocal; Football; Basketball; Track; Marshal; Stage Crew. PATRICIA BRASHER Class officer; Library Society. JOYCE BRA'S WELL National Essay Anthology award; Pierian Literary Society, historian, critic, sergeant-at-arms; S.R. council member; Choraliers. GLENDA BROWN Thalia Literary Society, recordingsecretary, critic, sergeant-at-arms, who's who; Session room vice-president, president, secretary. P.T.A. representative; Marshal; Class Day committee; Class offices - secretary, president, vice-president. EDDIE BURGER Red Cross, secretary (2); S.R. council member (2); D.E. Club. DANNY BURNETTE Session room vice-president, assistant banker; B-team football; Marshal. DONNA BYARS Pierian Literary Society, secre-tary; Red Cross, Blood bank chairman; Session room vice-president; Choraliers. LARRY BYRD Co-chairman of Assembly committee. Clubs committee; Sports Club; Ushers Club; Owen Literary Society; Session room president, vice-president. secretary; Lab leader; Boys' vocal; Madrigal Club; B-team. Varsity football and basketball, letters; Track; Baseball, letters; Head marshal. JOY CAMP National Honor Society; Senior class Color and Flower committee; Senior class who's who Best Looking and Most Conceited ; Cheerleader; Senior Homecoming Court. Assembly committee; Junior Miss Phillips; Pep Club: Promethean Literary Society. vice-president, secretary, chaplain. sergeant-at-arms, who's who; Quill and Scroll: National Essay Anthology award; Session room, vice-president, secretary; English class president; Latin class secretary; Mirror Board. Senior Cla s Editor. Feature Editor of newspaper; Marshal; Pizitz Teen Board. MARY CAMPS Chiaroscuro, chaplain, president. JAMES CHAPMAN Disc and Diamond, president; D.E. Club, vice-president; Projection Club; S.R. council member, banker, chaplain; Baseball team; R.O.T.C. , Outstanding Private, Best Drilled Squad; Public speaker at D.E. convention; Guest speaker for D.E. department at Downtown Action Committee. GLENDA CHASTAIN Choraliers; National Essay Anthology award; National Poetry Anthology award; Session room chaplain. TERESA CLARK Session room chaplain, Mirror age it; Clio Literary Society, who's who; Speech class chaplain; Mirror Board, business manager. JACKIE CLONTS D.E. Club, treasurer; Session room vice president, secretary (2), Mirror agent. JOSEPHINE COMO Session room vice-president, secretary; D. E.C.A. Club. BRENDA COSTLOW G. O. Orientation Committee: Promoters of Good Will and Understanding, recording secretary; Inter-high Promoters, corresponding secretary; Junior Classical League, recording secretary, convention; Pierian Literary Society, chaplain; l.C.T. Club, corresponding secretary; Session room secretary, banker; Science class secretary; Orchestra; Choir; Madrigal Club; R.O.T.C. sponsor; Youthpower Conference. TONY COTHREN National Honor Society; G.O. Scholarship. Assembly committee (chairman), co-chairman Scholarship committee; Senior class Motto committee; Phillips' representative in Birmingham New’s Oratorical contest; National Essay Anthology award; Junior Classical League, vice-president, critic; Owen Literary Society, critic; Ushers Club: Student council member; Session room Mirror agent, vice-president; Junior Classical League delegate. JIMMY CRAWFORD State Cross Country Champion. 1966; City 880-yard champion. 1966; Sports Club; Owen Literary Society; Track team. LYNN DAHLKE Yancey Literary Society; Sports Club; Session room Mirror agent; English class secretary; Football, letter; Choraliers; performed in Miss Phillips Pageant. MIKE DAVIS Thespians, vice-president, historian (2); Senior class who's who, “Lover Boy ; Yancey Literary Society, president, critic, who's who; Session room chaplain, Red Cross representative; Science class president; Boys' vocal; Madrigal Club; major roles in plays. Whodunit and The Christmas Rose ; Varsity Football; Marshal; Bank Board. KATHY DEN1COS National Essay Anthology award; Spanish Club, corresponding secretary, parliamentarian, critic, sergeant-at-arms; Clio Literary Society; Session room council member: Girls' chorus; Mirror Board; Marshal. 180 MIKE DENNIS Sports Club, treasurer; Pep Club; Owen Literary Society; Football, varsity, B-team, letters; Track; Session room vice president, secretary, chaplain; Senior class who's who Best Physique. WILLIAM DIAL G.O. Orientation chairman and Publications committees; Senior class Secretary; Senior class who's who Friendliest ; Ushers; Sport Club; Yancey Literary Society; Session room vice president, banker, chaplain. Mirror agent, council member; History class president, vice president; Marshal; Football, varsity, letters. DON DICKINSON l.C. T. Club. CECELIA DOUGLASS National Honor Society, treasurer; G.O. Clubs committee; Girls' Letter Club, president, vice president, sports reporter, who's who; Thalia Literary Society, president, vice president, corresponding secretary, who's who; Promoters of Good Will and Understanding; Session room P.T.A. representative, banker; Make-up for play; Volleyball teams, tournament; Basketball teams, tournament. KENNETH DYSON (transferred from Immaculata High School) National Honor Society; Chess Club, president; Speech Club, secretary; French Club, honor award; R. O. T.C. squad leader; Phillips High R.O. T.C. rifle team. MARY EADS Junior Classical League, president, parliamentarian of state J.C. L.; Promoters of Good Will and Understanding; Pierian Literary Society. GAYLE EAST Senior class pianist; Future Nurses Club, treasurer; Clio Literary Society; Session room Red Cross representative, P.T.A. representative, Mirror agent; Lieutenant in gym; Volleyball team; Basketball team. JOSEPH SAMUEL ELLIS Disc and Diamond, sgt-at-arms; Session room vice president; B Band; R.O.T.C. cadet first sergeant, honor guard commander, drill team. SHARON FARLEY Thespians; Dramatics Club; Junior Classical League; Promoters of Good Will and Understanding; Session room secretary; Band; Plays, If a Man Answers, It Happens Every Summer. DONNA FOWLER National Essay Anthology award; Spanish Club, vice president, corresponding secretary, chaplain, social chairman, program chairman; Euphrosynean Literary Society, recording secretary, treasurer, who's who; Session room chaplain (2), banker. KRISTIE LEE FRANKLIN G.O. Sportsmanship chairman; Cheerleader (3), Head, Co-head; Astraea Literary Society, vice president; French Club, president. secretary; Bank Board; Miss Phillips contest finalist; Homecoming court; Sophomore Homecoming representative; Miss Fire Prevention; Senior class Miss Phillipian, Favorite, who's who Best All Around, Most Athletic ; Sophomore Favorite; Session room vice president, secretary; Marshal. TERRY FRUT1GER Yancey Literary Society, sergeant-at-arms, social co-chairman, program chairman; Bank Board; Marshal. LINDA GARST National Honor Society; Pierian Literary Society, treasurer, parliamentarian; Junior Classical League; Promoters of Good Will and Understanding; Session room Mirror agent, banker, Band. GWEN GIBSON Girls' Letter Club, cor. secretary; Vestalia Literary Society, president, sergeant-alarms; Promoters Club; Red Cross; Session room president, secretary banker, Mirror agent; Math class secretary; Science class secretary; Gym assistant; Ping pong tournament; Badminton tournament; Bas-ketoall, Volleyball teams; Marshal. CAROL GLAZE G.O. Clubs, Assembly committees; Astraea Literary Society, recording secretary, chaplain; Projection Club, treasurer; Pep Club; Band; Majorette, Head; Session room president, vice pres- ident, secretary, chaplain; Senior class Who's Who, Biggest Flirt”; Loveman's Teen Board. CHARLES GLENN Service clubs. FREDA GORDON National Honor Society, vice-president; G.O. Clubs committee; National Essay Anthology award; Spanish Club, president, recording secretary; Pierian Literary Society, vice-president, chaplain, parliamentarian; Bank Board; Promoters Club; Session room vice-president, secretary, Mirror agent, council member; R.O.T.C. sponsor. LEARA GRAY Chiaroscuro, vice-president, chaplain, treasurer; Band. RICK GREEN D.E.C.A. Club, secretary; Yancey Literary Society; Session room vice-president, president; Marshal. PAT GUTR1CH Future Nurses, corresponding secretary; Pierian Literary Society; I.C.T. , chaplain; English class secretary; Study hall secretary; Counselors’ assistant; Choir; MYRA GUTHRIE Damrosch Literary Society, vice-president, Session room secretary. Red Cross rep. . (2); Marshal; Lieutenant of gym class (2). HAZEL HA1RELSON Orientation Committee; Clio Literary Society, recording secretary; Session room vice-president, secretary; Clothing class vice-president; Government class secretary; Mirror Board: Junior Miss Phillips Pageant, top ten; Marshal; Senior class who's who Best Figure. RONNIE HALL l.C. T.; Session room vice presi-dent. chaplain. ALICE HAMRICK Representative in Miss Phillips Pageant; Thalia Literary Society, treasurer, chaplain. critic, parliamentarian; Session room president, vice-president, chaplain, council member; Science class, study hall secretary; English class assistant; Library assistant; Office assistant; Choraliers; Marshal. GAIL HARDIN Thespians, chaplaui, critic; Na-tional Essay Anthology award; Dramatics, recording secretary, critic, reporter (2); Aglaia Literary Society. sergeant-at-arms; Promoters Club; Junior Classical League; Session room assistant banker, P.T.A. representative. Mirror agent; participated in 4 plays; I.C.T. Club. PETE HARE I.C.T. Club; Gorgas Literary Society. GARY HELM Gorgas Literary Society, assistant secretary; Boys’ chorus; transferred from Tarrant -football team. VICKIE HICKS Pierian Literary Society, historian, parliamentarian; Girls' Letter Club, secretary, treasurer, sports reporter; Dramatics Club; French Club; Promoters Club; P.T.A. representative; Props committee in plays; Girls’ basketball team, tournament; Volleyball team, tournament. SUE H1GHT Transferred from Dora High; Future Nurses Club; Clio Literary Society. JOYCE HILTON Thalia Literary Society, corre-sponding secretary; various session room and class offices. MARY HINSON Future Teachers of America, parliamentarian; Dramatics Club; Mnemosynean Literary Society; Session room banker, council member; Orchestra; Marshal. CATHY HOBBS National Honor Society; National Essay Anthology Award; Pierian Literary Society, president, recording secretary; S. R. council member; Foods class president; Science class secretary; Junior Miss Phillips Pageant. GWEN HOLLOWAY National Honor Society; Law and Order committee, co-chairman; Publications committee; G.O. typist; Elections committee; Class Day committee; National Essay Anthology award; National Poetry Anthology award; Representative at Girls' State, 1966; Future Teachers of America, vice president, recording secretary, chaplain 181 critic, historian; Dramatics Club, president, vice-president, critic, historian; Promoters Club; Session room Mirror agent, president, secretary, council member, assistant banker; History class vice-president, English class secretary; Band; All-City band; Marshal; Chairman of Homecoming Committee; Bank worker; office banker. THERESA HOUGHTON Y-Teens, chaplain; Aglai3 Literary Society, sergeant-at-arms; l.C.T. Club; Session room banker, Red Cross representative; Band; Orchestra. CHARLOTTE HOWARD Bank Board; Dramatics, chaplain, critic; Orchestra; Dress committee in plays; Marshal. DALE HUCKABY Sportsmanship committee; Clubs Committee; Astraea Literary Society, recording secretary, treasurer, committees; Future Teachers of America; Session room chaplain, treasurer, Mirror agent; English class secretary; Clothing class vice-president; Marshal; R. O. T.C. sponsor. WANDA GAIL HUGHES Sportsmanship committee; Orientation committee; Senior class Orator; Astraea Literary Society, president, secretary, treasurer; French Club, secretary; Projection Club, vice-president; Session room president, vice-president, secretary; Band; Choraliers; Majorette. RICHARD HUTTO National Honor Society; Sc hoi-arship, Assembly, Law and Order Committees; Senior class Motto committee; Senior class who’s who Most Conceited ; Head Usher; Owen Literary Society; Sports Club; Session room president, vice-president, banker; English class monitor; Lab leader; English class assistant secretary; Choir; Madrigal Club; B-Team, varsity football; freshman, B-team, varsity basketball teams. JAMES HYPRICK Dramatics Club, recording secretary; Junior Classical League; Ushers Club; secretary of English class; Band. LINDA INGRAM Mnemosynean Literary Society, president, vice-president, recording secretary. critic; Junior Classical League; Session room Mirror agent, assistant banker; Study hall secretary; Choraliers, Choir; Marshal. RONNIE INGRAM D. E. Club; Orchestra. MIKE JACKSON G.O. Clubs committee; National Essay Anthology award; Owen Literary Society, treasurer, program chairman; Session room Mirror agent, monitor; Basketball, B-team; Baseball (2); Marshal. VICKIE J1NR1GHT Future Nurses, cor. secretary; Aglaia Literary Society, secretary, treasurer, reporter, committees, who’s who; Session room president, vice president, secretary (2). council member, Red Cross representative; Class secretary (2); Orchestra; Typist for Mirror; Marshal. JOSEPH HUNTER JOHNSON Choir, librarian; Track; Band; Orchestra. LINDA LOU JOHNSON Vestalia Literary Society; Session room Red Cross representative, banker; Study hall secretary; History class secretary; Office assistant; JIMMY JUNGMANN Dramatics Club, sergeant-at-arms; Session room vi e president. JOHN KEITH Red Cross, president, vice president, treasurer, reporter. 20 hours service pin; Science Club, secretary, chaplain; Mirror Board, photographer for annual and newspaper; Thespians; Session room vice president, chaplain. Mirror agent, Red Cross representative: Role in play, A Christmas R Rose. ” REBECCA KERR National Honor Society: Spanish Club, vice president, critic; Pierian Literary Society, treasurer, chaplain, sergeant-at-arms; Study hall secretary; Science class secretary; Steno class secretary; Choir, Choraliers; Office assistant. SHERRY KNOPF Future Nurses, president, vice president; Aglaia Literary Society, vice president, secretary; Session room president, vice president, secretary; Class secretary; Marshal; Future Nurses Association, secretary. SHELIA KONTOGEORGE Thespians, cor. secretary, parliamentarian, clerk, yearbook committee; National Essay Anthology award; Dramatics Club, cor. secretary, sergeant-at-arms, treasurer, project. yearbook committees; Pierian Literary Society, social committee; Session room secretary banker (2). Mirror agent (2); History class secretary; Props committee for If a Man Answers,” A Man Called Peter, It’s Cold in Them There Hills ; Make-up for Whodunit . RAYMOND KR1TNER Session room banker (2). Mirror agent; Captain in R. O.T.C. RANDALL KYLE National Essay Anthology award; Spanish Club, treasurer, chaplain; Ushers, vice president; Gorgas Literary Society; Session room secretary. banker. P.T.A. representative. MARSHALL D. LACEY. JR. Disc and Diamond, vice president; Owen Literary Society; Session room president (2), Mirror agent (2); R. O. T.C. captain. Best Drilled Squad, Best Platoon. Best Drilled Company. PEGGY LaFAN Red Cross; Y-Teens; Pep Club; Clio Literary Society, telephone committee, project; Session room secretary (2), banker, P.T.A. representative (2); Foods class president, secretary, treasurer; Bank worker (2); Fair exhibit award; Badminton. LINDA LOUISE LAMBERT Future Teachers of America, corresponding secretary; Thalia Literary Society, critic, who's who; l.C.T. Club; Session room president, vice-president, secretary; Junior Miss Phillips Pageant. MARY LANGSTON Flowers and Color Committee; Scholastic Art Award (2); prizes in art at state fair; Art Club, president, secretary; l.C.T. Club, secretary; Government and Economics class secretary; Scenery committee for play; Mirror Board, Feature Editor and Art Editor. JIMMY LAST1NGER National Honor Society, secretary. historian; Scholarship committee (2); Orientation committee, chairman; Motto committee, co-chairman; Junior Classical League, president; Senior class who’s who. Most Talented and Most Likely to Succeed '; Ushers Club, treasurer; Junior Classical League, vice-president, chaplain, treasurer. recording secretary, convention delegate; Promoters Club, vice-president, recording secretary. corresponding secretary, chaplain, treasurer; inter-high Promoters, president (2), corresponding secretary; Dramatics Club, chaplain, treasurer; Yancey Literary Society, committees; Bank Board; Stage Crew; Session room president chaplain, banker (2), librarian (2); Chemistry lab leader; Latin class secretary; Orchestra; Choir, area and state competition; Marshal; prize at state fair. JANE LAWRENCE Pierian Literary Society, who's who; Session room council member. P.T.A. representative; secretary of various classes; Band; choraliers. SAM LEV 10 Owen Oiterary Society; Sports Club; Session room president, secretary, chaplain; vice-president; B-Team. varsity football; Track. JANICE LLOYD Astraea Literary Society; Promoters Club; Band; Majorette; Session room Mirror agent; secretary of various classes; Miss Phillips pageant. NINA LOCKARD Senior class Motto committee; Y-Teens, critic; Future Nurses of America, treasurer; Damrosch Literary Society, president, recording secretary, sergeant-at-amis; Session room pres- 182 ulent, vice-president (3), secretary, chaplain. Mirror agent (2); Choraliers; Girls' Oratorical contest; Miss Phillips pageant; campaign speech. CHARLES LOPEZ Ushers Club; Yancey Literary Society, treasurer, critic; Session room banker; Chemistry lab leader; Band. STEVE LOVE Owen Literary Society, sergeant-at -arms; session room president, vice-president; Basketball; Marshal. FRANCES MANN D.E.C.A. Club; Session room president; Marshal. MAC MARTIN National Essay Anthology award; Gorgas Literary Society; Gym leader; Session room secretary; spring training football. BOBBY MARQUES Senior Class Day committee; Billy Tucker Award ; Most Valuable Football player, 1966; Yancey Literary Society, chaplain; Ushers Club; Sports Club; Pep Club; Session room president, chaplain, P.T.A. representative; English class secretary; Choir; Vocal; Mirror Board; Sports Editor of newspaper; freshman, varsity basketball; B-team track; varsity track; B-team, varsity football; Senior Class who’s who. Most Athletic ; Chemistry lab leader. JOE MARTIN Sports Club; B-team football; l.C.T. Club. CLINT MASSE.NGALE Session room vice-president, P.T.A. representative; council member; Band. CARL McKlBBEN Disc and Diamond, chaplain; Drill Team commander. LYNDA McCRACKEN G.O. Elections. Scholarship. Assembly committees; National Poetry Anthology award; Promoters Club, president; recording secretary, corresponding secietary. treasurer; Junior Classical i-oague, corresponding secretary; State Junior Classical League, corresponding secretary; Pierian Literary Society, sergeant-at-arms, committees; Red Cross Council; Session room vice-president; Band; Orchestra; part in play; Office assistant. STEVE MORGAN Ushers Club; Projection Club; Disc and Diamond. PATRICIA McGEEVER Aglaia Literary Society, corresponding secretary, parliamentarian; Future Nurses of America, president, vice-president; S. R. Mirror agent; Marshal; Class vice-president. MARGARET McKENZIE National Honor Society, president; Quill and Scroll; Clubs Committee, chairman; Sportsmanship committee, chairman; Assembly committee; Senior class Vice-President; chairman of Class Day Committee; Junior Homecoming representative; Junior Favorite; Senior class who's who, Wittiest, Best Personality. senior favorite; Pep Club, vice-president; Junior Classical League, reporter; Astraea Literary Society, president, chaplain, reporter, who's who; Promoters Club; Session room president, secretary, banker. P.T.A. representative, Mirror agent; History class. Latin class secretary; half-study secretary; Mirror Board, Sports Editor of annual, Editor-in -Chief of annual; Library assistant; marshal. NORMAN McNEILL G.O. Clubs committee; Na-tional Essay Anthology award; Owen Literary Society, president, chaplain; Baseball team. RAYMOND MEARS Drill Team; French Club, vice-president, chaplain, reporter; Science Club, president, vice-president; Knights of the Confederate Roundtable; Escort in Miss Phillips Pageant. JOHN MILAN D.E.C.A. Club; Yancey Literary Society. KAY MITCHELL National Honor Society; G.O. Clubs committee (chairman), Publicity, Orientation committees; Senior class Prom committee; National Essay Anthology award; First prize award in history; Future Teachers of America; French Club, parliamentarian, critic, historian, reporter; Clio Literary Society, president, parliamentarian, critic; Session room president, secretary, council member, reporter; Choir; Madrigal Club; Choraliers; Mirror Board; Marshal. RITA MITCHELL Pierian Literary Society; Red Cross; Choir. AL MIZE Owen Literary Society; l.C.T. Club, who's who; Session room banker. STAN NAREWSK1 G.O. President. First Associate. Law and Order committee chairman; Senior class Motto committee; Boys' State representative: All-American Citizen award; County Government Day; Leadership Conference; Junior favorite; Junior Homecoming representative; Mr. Red Raider”; Senior favorite; Owen Literary Society, vice president; Ushers Club; Promoters Club; Session room president, vice president, secretary: Choir; Football; Stage Crew, Marshal. BILLY NOLES Sports Club, president; Yancey Literary Society; Pep Club, co-chaplain; Football, varsity. B-team; Track, B-team; Basketball, freshman team; Choir; Marshal. COOKIE NOTO G.O. Sportsmanship committee; Class Day committee; D.A.R. Good Citizenship Girl; Homecoming Queen; Senior favorite; Senior class who's who Friendliest, Best Dressed ; Miss Phillips pageant, top five; Junior Miss Phillips pageant (2); Sophomore favorite; Freshman tavorite; National Essay Anthology award; Pep Club, vice president; Clio Literary Society, cor. secretary, historian, who's who; Session room president (2); English class treasurer; Crafts class secretary; Session room vice president; Foods class president; Marshal. NICKY NOTO Senior class President; Football Player of the Week : National Essay Anthology award; Freshman favorite; Senior class who’s who Best Dressed ; Pep Club, vice president, chaplain; Owen Literary Society; Sports Club, president (2), chaplain; Football, varsity, B-team. letters; Basketball, B-team; Track; Sportsmanship representative; Boys' chorus; Marshal. ROBERT NYGREN National Honor Society; G. O. Scholarship committee (2), Election committee; Ushers Club, assistant head; Junior Classical League; Promoters Club; Session room Mirror agent; American history class president; Government class president. EDDIE ODEN, JR. G.O. Election committee; Senior class who's who Most Courteous ; Yancey Literary Society, corresponding secretary, third member; Ushers Club, assistant head, associate head; Bank teller; Marshal. PAULA OSBORN G. O. Publications and Publicity committee: Cheerleader; Clio Literary Society, constitution chairman; Session room council member, Mirror agent, president, banker, chaplain; English class secretary (4); B-Band; Marshal. ADR1A PALMER G.O. Orientation, Publicity, Assembly committees; Class Day committee; Miss Phillips; Christmas Seals Princess; Clio Literary Society. president, cor. secretary, rec. secretary; French Club, rec. secretary; Pep Club, treasurer; Session room Mirror agent; Clothing class vice president; Homemaking class vice president; Foods class treasurer; Choir; Madrigal Club; Mirror Board, business assistant; Marshal. FRANK PASTOR Disc and Diamond; Stamp Club, vice president, chaplain; Art Club, critic, social chairman; Rifle team; Drill team; Mirror Board. MARIA PAULSON Senior class Flower committee; Spanish Club, cor. secretary, Spanish chaplain, pins chairman; Pep Club; Clio Literary Society. 183 president, club stunts chairman (2); Session room president; Art class secretary; Mirror Board; Assistant director of play; Powder Puff football game; National Forensic League debate clinic; Bank worker. RICHARD DON PERDUE Senior class Flower committee; Art Club, treasurer, chaplain; Promoters; French Club; D. E.C.A. Club; Session room banker; Class Day stage design. RICK PERKINS Choir; Bank teller. JO ANN PETTY National Honor Society; Thespians, clerk (2); Thalia Literary Society, vice president, secretary (2); Study hall secretary; Band; Make-up committee for plays (3). STEVE P1LK1NGTON National Honor Society; G.O. Orientation committee; National Essay Anthology award; Owen Literary Society; Junior Classical League; Session room council member; Band, secretary. MARTHA ANNETTE POLLARD National Honor Society, vice president; National Essay, Poetry Anthology awards; scholarship from Birmingham Legal Secretaries Association; Vestalia Literary Society, committees; Session room president, vice president, treasurer, council member, banker; English class treasurer; Head Marshal; Outstanding Juniors conference. SCOTT PRICE G.O. Sportsmanship committee; Senior class who's who Best All Around, Best Personality ; Senior Favorite; Projection Club, Eresident; Pep Club, secretary; Sports Club; Yancey iterary Society, president, treasurer; Tennis; Football, varsity, B-team. DENNIS PUGH Red Cross; Session room secretary; Chemistry class lab leader; Geometry class chaplain; Marshal. FRANKIE QUICK D. E.C.A. Club, president; Bank Board, vice president (2); Session room banker (3). council member; State representative in National D. E.C. A. Conference. CHARLIE RALA National Essay Anthology award; Owen Literary Society; Sports Club; Session room resident, vice president, safety chairman; Foot-all, letters; Basketball, freshman team; Track. ALTON P. REED National Honor Society; Crini-sonette, editor; Ushers Club, program chairman; Projection Club, treasurer; Science Club, president; Session room treasurer; English class president; Marshal. LONNY REED Red Cross, critic, 20 hours service pin; Ushers Club; Stage Crew; Session room president; Chemistry lab leader; Marshal; Tennis. PAULETTE REED National Honor Society; National Poetry Anthology award. Essay award; First prize in Tair for history term paper; Outstanding Juniors recognition; National English contest; Session room vice president; English class president. JANICE REEDER National Honor Society; G.O. Orientation committee; Promoters Club, treasurer, chaplain; Spanish Club, vice president, secretary, chaplain (2) who's who; Pierian Literary Society, vice president, chaplain, sergeant-at-arms, parliamentarian, who's who; Session room president; Girls oratoricals (2); Teachers assistant. MIKE REID Red Cross; Yancey Literary Society, third member, secretary; Session room president, vice president; Boys' chorus; Tennis; Marshal. PAULA RICHARDSON French Club; D. E.C. A. Club. VIRGINIA R1PP Euphrosynean Literary Society, vice president, parliamentarian; Spanish Club; Session room vice president, secretary, council member; Band, president; Orchestra. JOSEPH EUGENE ROBBINS. JR. Senior class who's who Lover Boy ( 66); Future Teachers of America. vice president; Pep Club; Football varsity. B-team; Track; Tennis; Session room president (3); Owen Literary Society; Sports Club; Boys' chorus; Marshal. KATHY ROBERTS Thalia Literary Society, vice president, cor. secretary, chaplain; Pep Club; Session room president, secretary-treasurer. Mirror agent; Gym class captain, lieutenant, Make-up committee for play; Basketball team; Volleyball team. RUBY ROBERTS National Honor'Society; Thes-pians president, rec. secretary, parliamentarian; G.O. Scholarship committee (2), Elections chairman freshman award; Promethean Literary Society, cor. secretary, critic; French Club, chaplain. LARRY ROBINSON Yancey Literary Society, vice resident, secretary; Ushers Club; Marshal. TEVE ROGERS usher Club; Yancey Literary Society; Session room president, vice president, secretary, banker, council member. Mirror agent; Choir, Boys’ chorus; Track; Marshal. ERLE SEALE Yancey Literary Society, sergeant-at-arms; Science class vice president, secretary; Boys' chorus; Basketball; Football; Marshal. LINDA SHEFFIELD Future Nurses, president, sergeant-at-arms; Pierian Literary Society, vice president; Session room Banker; Choraliers; Choir; Marshal; Office assistant. GENE SHOTTS Ushers Club; Session room council member. JANE SILVERS French Club, rec. secretary, chap-lain; Mnemosyncan Literary Society, chaplain, sergeant-at-arms, annual representative; Y-Teens; Session room vice president. P. T. A. representative; History class secretary; Choraliers; Library assistant; Office assistant. LARRY SILVERS Session room president, vice president, council member; Band; Marshal; Library assistant; Bank assistant. DONALD SLATEN Owen Literary Society, critic, yearbook committee; Session room president, council member (2). banker, chaplain. Red Cross representative. Mirror agent; Geometry class secretary; Typing class vice president; Study hall secretary; Chemistry lab leader; Marshal. LARRY SMITH National Honor society, treasurer; G.O. Publications chairman, Scholarship committees; Second place Caesar. Vergil Latin awards; Owen Literary Society, cor. secretary, rec. secretary; Ushers Club, secretary (2); Junior Classical League; Promoters Club; Session room president; treasurer. LINDA LOUISE SMITH Damrosch Literary Society, vice president, rec. secretary, treasurer; Y-Teens; Red Cross, reporter, parliamentarian; Session room banker. Red Cross representative; English class secretary; Choraliers; Bank teller: Marshal. PAULETTE SMITH Art Club; Band; Orchestra. SUSAN SMITH Pierian Literary Society, rec. secretary, treasurer, sergeant-at-arms, assembly programs; Future Teachers of America, treasurer; Choir; Choraliers; Head Marshal. FRAN SM1ZER G.O. Publications and Publicity committee; Pierian Literary Society, parliamentarian, critic, banker; Choir; Choraliers; History class secretary; Government. Economics class secretary; Marshal. TOM GEORGE STEVENS Homecoming court es-cort; Senior class who's who Wittiest ; Pep Club, vice president, chaplain: Sports Club; Owen Literary Society; Session room vice president, secretary, Mirror agent; Boys' chorus; Football, varsity. B-team; Basketball, varsity, B-team; Track: varsity B-team; Marshal. ROY STODGH1LL G. O. Orientation committee; 184 Yancey Literary Society, president, vice president, chaplain; Pep Club; Session room vice president, banker. Red Cross representative; Chemistry lab leader; Choir; Madrigal Club; Football; Basketball; Track; Tennis; Senior class who’s who Most Bashful ; Ho necoming court escort. JUDY STRICKLIN Mnemosynean Literary Society, chaplain, social, invitation committees; Pep Club; D.E.C.A. Club; Session room secretary (2). chaplain, banker (2), Mirror agent (2): Class secretary; Marshal. JOHNNY STR1CKL1NG Yanccv Literary Society; Session room president, council member; Volleyball captain. JUDY STULTS Aglaia Literary Society, treasurer; Pep Club; Session room Mirror agent (3); Steno class secretary; Science class secretary (2); Miss Phillips pageant. SUZANNE SYLVESTER National Honor Society; G.O. Orientation committee; Girls Letter Club, vice president, sergeant-at-arms, who's who; Junior Classical League; Pierian Literary Society, president, rec. secretary, historian, who’s who; Session room Mirror agent (3); History class secretary; Gym captain; Badminton champion; Choraliers; Teachers' assistant. BOBBIE THOMPSON National Honor Society; Thespians, sergeant-at-arms; National Anthology Essay award (2); Dramatics Club, sergeant-at-arms, critic; Junior Classical League; Make-up, props committees for plays (4). OTHA SANFORD THOMPSON . JR. Promoters of Good Will and Understanding; Session room P. T.A. representative; Band. RICHARD THOMPSON G.O. Publications. Sportsmanship committees; Senior class Flower and Art committee; Senior class who’s who Best Looking, Biggest Liar ; Sophomore Homecoming escort; Sports Club; Owen Literary Society; Pep Club, co-chaplain; Session room vice president, secretary, Red Cross representative; English class president; Chemistry lab leader; Choir; Mirror Board, News editor; Football, varsity, B-team; Track, varsity. B-tcam; Basketball, B-team; Marshal. TOMMY THOMPSON National Honor Society, secretary; G. O. Second Associate, Scholarship committee. Sportsmanship chairman; Scholarship chairman; Senior class Motto committee; Outstanding Junior recognition; Optimst Youth of the Year award and scholarship; Ushers Club, associate head; Junior Classical League, social committee; Student Council; Owen Literary Society, president, third member, rec. secretary, social chairman, project chairman. Stage Crew; Session room president (2), vice president, secretary, treasurer; Chemistry lab leader; Gym leader; Study hall secretary; Basketball, varsity, B-team, letter; National Essay Anthology award; Homecoming escort; Junior Press representative; Senior class election committee; Powder Puff football came cheerleader; Marshal. ROY TODD l.C.T. Club, treasurer; Yancey Literary Society; Session room chaplain, Red Cross representative; Library assistant; Marshal. JOHN TURNER G. O. Clubs committee; National Essay Anthology award; Owen Literary Society, critic, chaplain; Ushers Club; Spanisn Club; Disc and Diamond; Session room president, treasurer; Band. PATSY VanDYKE G.O. Law and Order committee; Class Day committee; Astraea Literary Society, rec. secretary, critic; Session room president (4), secretary (2), chaplain; Girls' chorus; Miss Phillips pageant; Marshal. KATHY VAS1LAK1S National Honor Society, pins chairman; Quill and Scroll; G.O. Publicity and Publications committee. Business Manager of Student Directory; Senior class Motto committee; National Essay Anthology award (2); Outstanding Junior recognition; Bank Board of Directors, president: Promoters Club, cor. secretary, reporter (2). program committee, hostess; Interhigh Promoters, treasurer (2); French Club, project, social, pins committees, president, vice president, chaplain (2); yearbook chairman, constitution committee, who s who; Euphrosynean Literary Society, reporter (2) , sergeant-at-arms, club stunts chairman (2). project co-chairman, girls’ basketball team, who’s who; Session room secretary, banker; Study hall secretary (2); Girls' chorus, programs; Mirror Board, asst, sports editor on newspaper, asst, underclass editor on annual; Participant in assemblies; Senior class election committee; Head marshal (2); Student Directory typist; Mirror typist; Office typist; Counselor's typist; Scholarship competitions. CAROLYN VEST National Honor Society; Senior class Artist; RVo. T.C. sponsor; Third place Caesar award; Fair award: Art honorable mention; Promoters Club, assembly committee; Astraea Literary Society, historian; Junior Classical League, convention costume chairman; Session room president, vice president, secretary (2); Art class secretary; Miss Phillips finalist; National Anthology award; Library assistant; Bank worker. BARBARA LEE VINEYARD Thespians, treasurer, reporter Y-Teens, vice president; Aglaia Literary Society, treasurer, historian, social, stunts telephone. project committees; Session room secretary, banker, Mirror agent (2) P.T.A. representative (3) . History class secretary; Band, letters, Head Majorette, letter; Make-up, hair stylist, scenery committees for plays; Marshal; Art exhibit. STAN VINSON Owen Literary Society; Ushers CIuFT--------------------------------- 7 DONNA WAID National Honor Society, chaplain; Thespians, president, vice president, rec. secretary, chaplain, parliamentarian, who’s who. Most Valuable Thespian, debate award; G. O. Assembly. Scholarship committees; Class Day committee; Promoters Club, president, treasurer, chaplain, who's who; Inter-high Promoters, vice president; Dramatics Club, president, vice president, rec. secretary, who’s who; Session room president, chaplain; Latin class secretary; Band; Roles in It Happens Every Summer, A Man Called Peter, Who Dunk It's Cold In Them There Hills.’’ “Shakespeare's Ghost, ” ’’The Christmas Rose. KENNETH WALKER Gorgas Literary Society; Confederate Round Table; Yancey Literary Society; Session room council member, chaplain; Track; Marshal. LENORA WALKER National Honor Society, presi-dent; Thespians, cor, secretary; G.O. First Associate, Second Associate, Clubs chairman and co-chairman; Senior class Motto committee chairman: Senior class who’s who ’’Most Likely to Succeed. ’’Most Studious ; Citizenship tour; Caesar Latin award; First place in club oratoricals. Leadership conference; Miss Junior Press; Promoters Club; Junior Classical League, critic, convention; Astraea Literary Society, vice president, rec. secretary. chaplain (2). critic, stunts chairman, project chairman, who’s who; Session room secretary (2). P.T.A. representative; English class vice president (2). secretary (2); Clothing class president, secretary; Homemaking class president (2); Choir; secretary; Madrigal Club; Marshal. JOEL WARREN National Poetry Anthology award; French Club; Sports Club; Yancey Literary Society 185 Session room banker; Football, varsity, B-team; Marshal. RENEE WARREN Red Cross, vice president, chaplain. secretary, reporter, camp; Promoters, historian; Euphrosynean Literary Society, vice president, secretary treasurer, parliamentarian, historian, chaplain, telephone, constitution chairman; Session room president, vice president, secretary, treasurer; Miss Phillips contest, top five, top ten; ROBERT WATKINS National Honor Society; Out-standing Junior award; Second place for chemistry project at fair; Ushers Club; Spanish Club; History class chairman. DARLENE WATSON Session room chaplain; English class secretary; Study hall secretary. SHIRLEY ANN WATSON Euphrosynean Literary Society, historian, critic; Session room president, secretary, chaplain. LYNNE WELLS G.O. Orientation, Publicity committees; Class Day committee; Clio Literary Society, vice president, cor. secretary, rec. secretary, chaplain; Home economics class secretary; Choir; Choraliers; Head Marshal. CHERYL WEST National Honor Society, chaplain; Senior class Motto committee; Promethean Literary Society, president, vice president, committees; club stunts; Bank Board, assistant cashier; National Essay Anthology award; Session room secretary, banker. P.T.A. representative; vice president, secretary of various classes; Marshal. LARRY WESTBROOK Sports Club; Yancey Literary Society; Session room treasurer. P.T.A. representative; Choir; Madrigal Club; Football, varsity. B-team; Track. JOYCE WHITE l.C.T. Club; Clio Literary Society; Session room president, banker; Chora liers. RONNIE WILKINS Yancey Literary Society, rec. secretary, critic; Projection Club, president; Session room president, P.T.A. representative; Football. JIM WILLIAMS, JR. Jet Club; Dramatics Club; Owen Literary Society; Science fair winner, honorable mention; Basketball, freshman team. WALTON WILLIAMS Red Cross, project chairman R.O.T.C. Best Drilled squad, platoon, company. WILLIAM WILLIS Session room president, chap-lain, P.T.A. representative. BRENDA WILSON Y-Teens, secretary, critic, Droject chairman; Astraea Literary Society; Promo-tera Club; Session room banker; Band, letter; Orchestra; Marshal. RONALD WILSON Chiaroscuro (Art Club). i tANKIE SIDNEY W1NSETT Yancey Literary So-ciety; D.E.C. A. Club, finance chairman; Session room Red Cross representative, council member; Mirror Board. SANDRA WOOD Club recording secretary (2), corresponding secretary chaplain; Play; Class office. JAMES WRIGHT D.E.C.A. Club, program chairman. SARAH ZB1NDEN Senior class Vocalist; Senior class who's who Most Talented ; National Essay Anthology award; Thalia Literary Society, president, secretary, chaplain (2); Pep Club; Session room president, council member (2) Mirror agent (2); English class president, vice president, secretary; Choir; Madrigal Club; Mirror business manager for the annual; Marshal. 186 WHAT'S NEXT? Congratulations on your graduation. 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