Sansom High School - Talisman Yearbook (Alabama City, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1962 volume:

Our School was named for EMMA SANSOM, girl heroine who aided Confederate General Nathan B. Forrest in crossing the flood waters of Black Creek, making it possible for General Forrest to defeat General Streight and save the Confederate Arsenal at Rome, Georgia. There have been two monuments erected in her honor. A statue of her was placed at the Coosa River bridge in Gadsden and a plaque erected at Emma Sansom High School. This is the one at Coosa River Bridge. Protecting this monument from outside invaders is an important job for the Rebels. For proof ask the Gadsden Tigers. I Zhrough the Pages of Zke 1962 Zalisman Zke Annual Staff of Smma Sansom High School, Jnvite you to view Zhe... V 9 Jo mojf oijj s[ siji2 Zhe 'Housing Rebels 5 Contents 'Dedication Zalisman Staff Rebel Review Staff faculty Administration Classes: Seniors juniors Organizations features Athletics Activities Advertisements Jtlma Mater Emma Sansom High, we love thee Thus we pledge our vow Honor, fame, the long years through Crown thy head as now. Purple, gold, our colors fly, May their luster glow Till our banners reach the sky And thee the world doth know. Sansom High thy name we cherish, Rich in history's lore May the spirit of thy namesake Guide us as we go. Ever choosing the paths we seek Rebels, staunch and fine, 'Till we meet with victory, dear Alma Mater, mine. Our first Pep Kally i 'Dedication MISS NELLE MARTIN Words can not be written to fully express what a wonderful person she is. She has achieved success by living well, laughing often, and loving much. For each Emma Sansom High School student, she is very much con- cerned in the molding of his character and the developing of his intellectual abilities. She has continuously looked for the best in others and has given the best she has. She has gained the respect of the intelligent and the love of the innocent. Everyone is aware of her numerous services to our school. As she is Senior Class Sponsor she works hard each year to make each Senior Class the best. She is also our National Honor Society Sponsor. She takes a genuine interest in this organization. Because of her love for Emma Sansom High School, we the members of the Annual Staff dedicate the 1962 Talisman to Miss Nelle Martin. 8 9 ANN KNIGHT Editor SUSAN SMITH Assistant Editor talisman EDITORIAL STAFF FIRST ROW: Ann Knight, Susan Smith, Carolyn Knight. SECOND ROW: Martha Coley, Nancy Carter, Johnny Clayton, Sue Womack, June Barnes, Myra Satterfield. 10 LARRY McELWEE Business Manager MRS. AULTA LEE CORBETT Talisman Advisor BUSINESS STAFF II FIRST ROW: Larry McElwee, Charles Atchley. SECOND ROW: Judy Striplin, Jeff Satterfield, Bob McKee, Paula Guthrie, Linda Gramling. Review Rebel BETTY CLEMONS Editor REBEL REVIEW STAFF FIRST ROW: Susan Rosco, Betty Fowler Clemons, Zelma Jackson. SECOND ROW: Janice Fowler, Linda Entrekin, Jean Morgan, Dianne Moore. Snaps of 'Rousing Rebels 13 We Jnuite ] ou to Meet... Our flew faculty Members and Some of Our ’Rousing Rebels Just as myriad lights illuminate buildings in moments of darkness, so the reflections of our teachers bright- en the shadowy paths of knowledge we tread. Like these lights, our instructors are steady, unfaltering, and ever ready to be depended upon. When we stumble in the darkness of con- fusion and despair, all we have to do is reach out and grasp the hand that will lead us into a world of knowledge and success. 15 MR. W. O. BRISCOE Our Principal Under the guidance of our principal, Mr. W. O. Briscoe, Emma Sansom High School has continued to advance toward the perfection of a more complete education for all. Fairness and co-operation are the trademarks of his supervision. We at Emma Sansom High School appreciate the high caliber of leadership he gives us. Mr. Briscoe attended Florence State Teachers College, Howard College and A.P.I. He holds a B.S. degree and an M.A. degree. Not only for the mental but for the moral and spiritual principles he has, we are proud to have him as our principal. 16 MRS. GENEVA McKEE A.B., Huntingdon College Graduate Work at Duke University Guidance Counselor Democracy French Sponsor—French Club, French National Honor Society MRS. IDA JO PILLITARY Attended Jacksonville State College Registrar MRS. LAURA INZER B.A., Vanderbilt B.A., Library Science, Emory Librarian Sponsor—Audio-Visual Club, Library Club 17 MRS. FLORINE NORTON B.S., Jacksonville State College Freshman English MRS. EUNICE DAVIS A.B., Howard College Freshman English, Speech Sponsor—Teenage Book Club English MISS VERA JONES B.S., Jacksonville State College Freshman English 18 MRS. AULTA LEE CORBETT A.B., University of Alabama Senior English Sponsor—Talisman, Rebel Review Department MISS SARAH ROBINSON B.S., Jacksonville State College Junior English Sponsor—Alpha-Tri-Hi-Y MRS. AUDREY CULVER A.B., Agnes Scott College Sophomore English Sponsor—Sophomore Class 19 Science Department MR. JAMES AKERS B.S., Jacksonville State College M.S., Auburn University Chemistry Physics Sponsor—Science Club MRS. VIRGINIA ABNEY B.S., Alabama College Graduate work at Alabama College Biology Sponsor— Beta-Tri-Hi-Y MR. CLARENCE DOC GARRY A.B., University of Alabama M.A., Columbia University Science Sponsor—Freshman Class 20 U rtv, fyxi. Jr rlvtn+fsitfco. MVt4y Ol M4J History Department MISS NELLE MARTIN A.B., Howard College American History Sponsor—Senior Class, National Honor Society MR. HARLEY BOYD B.S., M.S., Mississippi State College American History Civics General Math Sponsor—Hi-Y MISS LERA GRADY A.B., Judson College M.A., George Washington University Civics 21 Commercial Department MRS. MARIE McDonald B.S., Alabama College Commercial Department Sponsor—F.B.L.A. i uum e©e oooo DOOO 5000© MRS. MARY BOYD B.S., Mississippi State College for Women Business Education Sponsor—F.B.L.A. MRS. GLADYS MURPHREE B.S., Jacksonville State College Graduate work at University of Alabama Business Education English Sponsor— F.T.A. 22 MR. TOM NICHOLS B.S., Troy State College M.Ed., Auburn University Mathematics Sponsor—Mu-Alpha-Theta MRS. HELEN DAVIDSON A.B., Brenau College M.S., Jacksonville State College Economics, Advanced General Math Sponsor—Sigma Gamma Math Department MRS. BETTY FUHRMAN B.S., Jacksonville State College Graduate Study at Auburn University Mathematics Sponsor—Junior Class MRS. MARTHA ELLIS B.B., Jacksonville State College General Math Science Sponsor—Ninth Grade, Tri-Hi-Y MRS. REBA BROOKS B.S., M.S., Jacksonville State College Physical Education Sponsor—Cheerleaders MR. WALTER HOLT M.A., M.A.A., University of Alabama A.B., Birmingham Southern Basketball, Baseball Physical Education Sponsor— S Club Physical MR. GEORGE BLACKIE HEATH B.S., Jacksonville State College M.A., Peabody Football Physical Education Sponsor— S Club MR. BEN PILLITARY B.S., Jacksonville State College Football Physical Education General Science Sponsor— S Club Education 'Department MR. JIM STRICKLAND B.S., Auburn University Football Physical Education Math 25 Music an Jrt Departments MR. BILLY RIP REAGAN B.S., Jacksonville State College M.A., University of Alabama Band Director Civics Sponsor—Tau Mu Kappa MISS FRANCES TATUM B.M., Shorter College Graduate work at University of Alabama Glee Club Sponsor—Goldentone Choir Occupational and Shop Departments MR. DALE GARNER B.S., Jacksonville State College Distributive Education Sponsor—DECA Club MR. JOHN WEAVER B.S., Auburn University Diversified Occupations Sponsor— D.O. Club MR. R. C. SCHMITZ B.S., University of Alabama Graduate work at University of Alabama Shop Mechanical Drawing MISS ELAINE PERKINS MRS. BEARD Supervisor of Lunchroom B.S., Florence State Teachers College Home Economics Sponsor—F.H. A. Home Economics MRS. ATHERA CHRISTOPHER Substitute Teacher And Dietetics Departments jCunehroom Personnel MR. I. J. BROWDER Superintendent of Gadsden City Schools MR. GEORGE W. FLOYD Chairman MR. FRANK MARTIN Hoard of Education MRS. H. C. WRIGHT MR. E. W. LYTLE MR. T. B. DEAN 30 Quips and Quotes How about that! We scored again. About Our Zeackers Looking Pretty At Homecoming Getting on the good side of Mrs. Corbett Getting enough energy to meet the next class. Stomp the TIGERS. Admiring that REBEL TEAM Jh Zhe Record We Jnvite l ou Zo Meet Zhe Classes of. 33 DAVID BROTHERS Our President of the Student Body David is a very active student of Emma Sansom High School. He is a member of the S Club, French Club, Student Council, French National Honor Society, and Hi-Y. He has lettered three years in football, and has been considered one of the best men on the Rebel team. He attends Dewight Baptist Church, and is president of his Sunday School Class. David is also a member of the Iron Man Club, which accounts for his fine physique. 34 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President: David Brothers Vice President: Bobby Hood Secretary: Pat Simmons Treasurer: Emily Riddle 35 Senior Always Happy. Never Blue. We're the Class of '62 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: Danny Elkins Secretary: Pat Brown Vice President: Fred Weygand Treasurer: Ann Knight 37 GAIL ADDISON JERRY ALBERT HAROLD BATIE TOMMY BIGHAM DIANNE ALLDRIDGE JUNE BARNES FRANKIE BROWN JACKIE BROWN JUDY BOLTON DAVID BROTHERS PATRICIA BROWN PERRY BROWN 39 RALPH BURT ELAINE CHERRY JOHNNY COLEY RONALD CORNELUIS BETTY CLEMONS GORDON CLEMONS GARY ENTREKIN LINDA ENTREKIN DANNY ELKINS BETTY ELROD MARSHA DOUGLAS HAMPTON DUKE DELL ERWIN EVELYN ESTES WAYNE GILLILAND DAVID GOLDEN 43 GRANT HOPPER HENRY HUTCHINS PATRICIA HONEYCUTT BOBBY HOOD CHARLES JACKSON BETTY JACOBS WINFORD LYLES LARRY McELWEE MARY ANN LEE MILTON LOWE mi BOB McKEE TOAAMY MATHIS CAROL PADGETT VERNON PARRIS BONNIE PAYNE GENE PAYNE GAIL PEARSON DAVID PEAVY wsr JANE REDDISH RONNIE REED ANN PUTMAN RONDAL RECTOR ■ SARAH ROSE IDA SALVADOR NANCY STONE LINDA STOVER JOYCE VINSON SHIRLEY WADDELL GLENDA VICKERY MARY VICKERY DAN WAITES ROYCE WASHBURN 2 ORMAND WATKINS ROGER WATKINS DIANNE WHITE LIZ WIGGONTON FREDA WELLS FRED WEYGAND Seniors in Action ... Meeting the {juniors “Zkis is “Zwirp Season. ” and you cant turn me down. ” 62 $ imior Class We’re as Proud Js We Can Me, We’re the Class of ’63 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 63 President: Terry Harris Vice President: Don Hopper Secretary: Shirley Cornelius Treasurer: Mack Teague Jimmy Alford Linda Archer Ann Arnold Charles Ate h ley Jane Avery Wayne Beasley Albert Bell Sandra Bell Jerry Bellamy Mary Bel lew Brenda Bethune Patsy Bickle Jerry Blair Dianne Boggs Kathy Bolding Dorothy Bolton Nada Boyd Buna Bramblett Dorothy Brandon David Brown 64 Larry Brown Wayne Bruce Paulette Buchanan Sina Buffington Clyde Burkhalter Edwina Byers Carolyn Bynum Howard Carroll Mary Christian Shirley Clanton Jerry Clark Johnny Clayton Mary Collins Shirley Cornelius Donna Cothran Billy Tom Cox Teddie Cox Thomas Crosley Aichael Davis Brenda Delevie 65 Jan Douglas Dana Duncan Mary Elkins George Elrod Pat Erwin Terry Erwin Larry Esslinger Gene Farley Jimmy Farrell Nancy Foster Billy Gattis Earl Gibbs Larry Gilbert Becky Goddard Patty Golden Jackie Goodson Sarah Goss Ronald Gray Judy Griffith Sherman Guyton 66 Jimmy Hall Terry Harris Don Hayes Alma Heflin James Henry Renee Henson Ronald Higgins Linda Hill Harold Hodges James Hoge Paulette Holiday Judy Hollingsworth Gail Hood Don Hopper Ronald Hopper Joyce Howard Rita Huff Bennie Jacobs Betty Johnson Danny Johnson 67 Larry Jolley David Jordan Yvonne Kirkpatrick Cecil Knowles Mary Langston Jerry Lankford Terry Lankford Sonia Latham Charlotte LeCroy Willie Ruth Leftwich Deborah Lipscomb Billy Livingston i Jerry Wayne Lowe Sandra McCollister Ella Mae McCormick Jimmie McDowell Larry McElroy Steve McMillian Roger Maples Virginia Martin 68 Jackie AAinninger Brenda Mize Sandra Mize Sandra Molock Pat Moody James Moon Billy Morgan Larry Morgan Pat Moses Janice Moyer David Muskett Martha Nabors Bobby Nance Larry Napper Pat Nash Rowland New Janice Newkirk Douglas Parker Judy Parker Penny Parrish pictvr i w� r mod Violet Payne Larry Pendergraft Janice Pendley Jimmy Poe Billy Ponder Paul Puckett Linda Rakestraw Susan Rasco Mildred Ratledge Patricia Reese Emilie Riddle Bobbie Jean Riggins Carol Roberson Alice Robinson Billy Robinson James Robinson Alan Rogers Wayne Rushing Ellen Simmons Rebecca Simonton 70 Becky Smith Billy Smith Susan Smith Sue Snell Charlotte Southerland Tony Sparks Pat Spinks Linda Stafford Harry Stephens Janice Stephens Edward Tallent Glenda Tallent Martha Tarrance Edna Taylor Elizabeth Taylor Mack Teague Kathy Thomas Barbara Thrasher Mitchell Troup Garry Tucker 71 Barry Wagnon Gail Warren Travis Watkins Patricia West Marie Whitten Wayne Wilson Jeanette Womack Ronnie Womack Snaps of Zkis and Zkat Band entering in to Invocation. You're Absolutely Right.' 72 Go, man, go.' ’David, What's the matter? OOH! These speed tests. Feeling good after filling up. Quips and Quotes All the way down the field, Terry. Judy, don't open up for goodness sakes. Brooks, what did you say? Sophomore Class We ’re the Best Zhere A m t flo More, We’re the Class of ’64 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President: Jackie Nelson Vice President: Kay Parris Secretary: Zelma Jackson Treasurer: Danny Lowe 75 NOt AVAKAMI Allen Barfield Barbara Barnard Dorothy Barnard Jerry Adcock Linda Alexander Johnny Amos Martha Bates Dennis Battles Lavell Beasley Russell Archer Marie Argo Nellie Jo Armstrong Jo Anne Bishop Johnny Blackwood Bobby Blair Audrey Bates Nancy Bellamy Mary Bel lew Arnold Berry Loma Bethel Calvin Barnett Tommy Barton Peggy Bolding Margaret Bradford Wanda Brawley Dianne Chandler Marilyn Brown Paulette Clark Jackie Clayton 1 Shan Brown Shirley Bryant Kenneth Buckner Tommy Clemons Martha Coley Bonnie Collier Larry Bynum Mary Callan Joan Cantrell Mary Cothran Eugene Elrod Johnny El sea Jimmy Entrekin Mary Crews Harley Cutchens Judy Davis Billy Forrest Benny Foster Terry Foster Sonja Davis Sherry Diffee Benita Dobbs Pat Gallagher Michael Calloway Bobby Garret Johnny Estes Sammy Farrell Fletcher Janice Fowler Freeman Freddie Galbreath Shirley Garret David Gartman Terry Gaskin Jerry Holley Linda Hood Dorothy Hooper Roselita Griffith Jackie Guttry Michael Ann Hamil James Hamilton Elizabeth Hampton Janice Harbin Kenneth Hayes Marcia Hooper Dennis Houk Zelma Jackson Sharon Haynie Royce Heaten James Hibbert David Mackey Mickey Mansfield Richard Martin Stephanie Lawder Tony Leonard Don Leverton Ollis McAbee Wanda McClendon Clyde McCollum Larry Lewis Mike Logan Danny Lowe Jerry Mitchell Dianne Moore Margaret Moore t Tommy Moore John Murrey Ann Nance Bobby Neal Jackie Nelson Sue Nix Gary O'Dell Kay Parris Mike Patrick Lorna Pettit Jimmy Petty Ralph Phillips Gail New Dianne Newkirk Nancy Nipper Ronnie Phillips Donald Pilcher Harvey Pinson Jack Patton Mary Jo Paul Jerry Payne Orlan Rakestraw rnoto NOT «VUUU Marvin Smith Rayford Smith Sybil Smith Patricia Roberson James Roberson David Rogers Lena Jo Sprinkle Mike Stallings Jerry Stewart James Rosser Gary Ryan Shirley Salvador Judy Sweeney Ronnie Sweeney Paul Tate Glenn Thompson George Thornton Bill Watkins Bonnie Webb Susan Wellingham Rebecca Townsend Linda Turner Brer.da Tyler James Whisenant James Whitaker Elaine White Freddie Waddell Vivian Wagnon Ben Waits Rayford Wall Butch Warren Ring around the roses. We're in the jail house now.' Nila Faye Wood Bruce Woodall Joyce Works Martha Wynn Larry Wood Rebecca Young Snaps of Zkis and Zkat Lunchroom scene. Please, girls, ask us for a date. 84 YEA, REBELS. Scenes and Look at me. Don't you love me anymore? Quotes Cheese. 'Coke, anyone?' Is it sour, Benita? Learning to walk on all fours. ... Meeting the Jrcskmcn “But, Doc Qarry, J cant march!” Ireskman Class FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President: June Boblitz Secretary: Toni Carroll Vice President: Jeanie Brown Treasurer: Ann Bynum 87 Belinda Cora Flodean Abney Adair Addison Robert Almon Clanton Jackie Alverson Archer Patricia Jimmy Autwell Baldwin Linda Bales Bruce Ballenger Ruth Bates Myra Batie Brenda Wilma Beddingfield Bell Jeanette Bellamy Tommy Bishop James Blackwood June Bobblitz Alice Bayne Olivia Bishop Barbara Batista Bishop Olivia Billingsley John Bochanan Martha Ann Danny Boyles Briscoe Brock Glenda Janice Glenda Bryant Bryant Buckner Joe Mary Brenda Burke Burns Burttram Richard David Randall Bynum Cain Calcutt Elizabeth Jeanie Judy Brown Brown Brown Shirley Sue Wayne Brown Brown Brown Toni Carroll Robert Carroll Brenda Carter Danny Mary Clark Clark Carolyn Cline Mary Copeland Alva Jean Cornutt Ronnie Cornutt Richard Greg Louise Couch Cox Cox Charlotte Chip Becky Cutchens Davidson Davis Robert Ronald Willie Dover Drummond Drummond Arnold Johnny Bennett Edmondson Edwards Efford Harold Vicky Gary Epperson Eudy Faulkner Paula Thomas Kenneth Fields Fitts Flowers Sandra Larry Mike Floyd Foster Foster Johnnie Patsy Ronnie Fox Franklin Franklin George Jarilda Joe French Frost Fuller Gary Golden Patricia Gowens Donna Golden Rachel Griffin Donnie Gladden Gail Griffin Nathan George Linda Gramling Shelia Griffin Stanley George Glenda Gray Gail Guined Linda Gilley Frank Griffin Billy Guthrie Bobby Haizlip Ruth Hardaker David Tommy Hales Hammond Dickie David Hardin Harris Bryon Higgins Sandra Larry Hill Hines 92 Johnny Johnson Larry Johnson Martha Johnson Judy Troy Robert Horn Horton Houghton Barry Nancy Sandra Hunter Igou Ingram Wendell Gilda Betty Ingram Isbell Johnson Sandra Johnson Richard Johnson Carol Kelly Jim Kilgro Gail Kitchens Joan Koons .93 Jimmy Lee Leta Lee Eva Lee Laura Riki Lewisson Limbough Ruth Ledford Joan Love Doyce McElory Michael McNutty Jimmy Lovell Robbie McElroy Glenn Mabrey Ross Patricia Sharon Lankford Latham LeCroy Patsy Jimmy Kay Lee Lemmons Lester Doris Pat Mary Link Linn Lively Laura Logan Sandra Lyles Danny McKay Retha Lowe Jimmy McGriff Loretta Lyles Shirley McGriff Eugene McGalughn Freddy McGriff Mackey Mabrey Larry Maloney Marie Miller Barbara Meeks Harold Mize Brenda Miller Jean Moore John Paul Morgan Lynne Mielke Barbara Moore Vickie Moore David Miller Roy Moore Ralph Morris Sue Morris Richard Neal Kathy Payne Pat Morrow Joyce O'Bayant Larry Payne Patsy Nance Leon Panky Patricia Peppers Tommy Parker Johnny Perry Myra Parker Ima Jean Perran Patricia Petty Glenda Phillips Larry Linda Talmadge Phillips Poe Ponder Jean Joan Latussia Proffit Proffit Pruitt Bobby Reaves Billy Ruth Dorthy Rector Reeves James Reeves Cecil Redish David Reynolds Peggy Jerry Ridgeway Rogers Mary Ann Rogers Charles Larry Corley Simmons Simonton Slaten Mary Barbara Slattery Smith Milton Smith Don James Snead Snell Douglas Spelce Alana St. John Jimmy Stackhouse Judy Judy Amos Stanley Steapleton Stedham Elizabeth Jerry Danny Stephens Stephens Stewart Marilee Ronnie Thomas Steward Stewart Strahan Judy Swann Linda Tallent Mary Thompson 97 Tinsley Pat Thurman Bette Turner Tommy Tidmore Janice Turner Linda Tolbert Sherrie Thrasher Michael Bruce Thrower Thurmond Phillip Charles Eugene Troup Turley Turley Steve Elizabeth Jackie Vance Varden Vaughan Larry Brenda Charlotte Vaughn Wagnon Walker Duane Numan Charles Ware Warren Watkins Tressie Paul Nancy Westbrook Weygand Wheeler Clayton Betty Joan Wildes Wilkerson Wilkinson Ted Carolyn Freddie Williams Willoughby Wilson Brenda Jimmy Vernon Wise Wise Wise Dorothy Juanita Wood Wood Margie William Kay Womack Womack Womack Mona Dennis Beth Yates Yother Wren NOT PICTURED Kenneth Barnes Donald Barron Beverly Billingsley Jackey Brewer Mary Ann Gowens Wilton Hayes Ronnie Haygood Vicky Helton Larry Keener David Kemp Barbara Kovar Mary Jane T reece 99 Jn Zhe Rousing Rebel Record We Jnvite ] ou Zo View Zhe Organizations Of: ’61 And '62 National Manor Society President: David Golden Secretary: Pat H. Simmons Vice President Billy Hanvey Treasurer: Paula Guthrie Sponsor: Miss Nell Martin Srcnck National Manor Society President; Bob McKee Secretary: Gail Nelson Vice President: Ann Knight Treasurer: Paula Guthrie 102 Sponsor: Mrs. Geneva McKee Historian: Larry McElwee Mu-Alpha- Zheta President: Bob McKee Secretary: Pat Brown Vice President: Billy Hanvey Treasurer: Martha Kidd Sponsor: Mr. Tom Nichols Student Council President: David Brothers Vice President: Bobby Hood Sponsor: Mr. James Akers Secretary: Pat H. Simmons Treasurer: Emilie Riddle 103 Juture jHomemakers of America F.H.A. OFFICERS President: Martha Kidd Vice President: Mary Elkins Secretary: Katie Sue Moore Treasurer: Gail Hood Historian: Sarah Goss Reporter: Carol Robinson Parliamentarian: Patty Golden Song Director: Becky Goddard Sponsor: Miss Elaine Perkins Juture jHomemakers of America 104 Mr. Dale Garner D.E. Sponsor Mr. and Miss D. E. Perry Brown and Betty Elrod Nelson OFFICERS: President— Ralph Burt V. Pres.- Samuel Wilson Sec.— Charlotte Phillips Trees.— Sandra Perran 'D.S.C.X Club 105 drench Club President: Pat H. Simmons Vice President: Judy Bolton Sponsor: Mrs. Geneva McKee Secretary: Carol Padgett Treasurer: Bobby Hood Science Club President: David Golden Secretary-Treasurer: Barry Turman Vice President: Henry Hutchins 106 Sponsor: Mr. James Akers Cibrary Club President: Pat Skinner Vice President: Mike Gowens Sponsor: Mrs. Laura Inzer Secretary: Linda Gulledge Treasurer: Carol Padgett Art Club President; Jerry Lankford Secretary: Mary Leslie Burns Vice President: Elizabeth Hampton Treasurer: Brenda Parrish Sponsor: Mr. Fred Ingram 107 Juture Zeackers of America President: Nada Boyd Secretary: Paula Guthrie Vice President: Ann Knight Treasurer: Patsy Bickle Sponsor: Mrs. Gladys Murphree Sigma Qamma President: Mary Vickery Secretary: Gail Nelson Vice President: Paula Guthrie Treasurer: Carol Padgett 108 Sponsor: Mrs. Helen Davidson Juture business Ccaders of America President: Nancy Stone Vice President: Hazel Handy Secretary: Katie Moore Treasurer: Betty Clemmons Reporter: Shirley Cornelius Historian: Carolyn W. Knight Parliamentarian: Patsy Bickle Sponsors: Mrs. Marie McDonald Mrs. Mary Boyd Qoldeutone Choir President: Gene Payne Vice President: Jane Reddish Secretary: Larry Hicks Treasurer: Ann Knight Chaplain: Martha Kidd Sponsor: Miss Frances Tatum 109 Hi- V Club President: Joe Haynie Treasurer: Barry Turman Vice President: Ronald Lankford Chaplain: Lamar Preston Secretary: Danny Johnson Sponsor: Mr. Harley Boyd Ninth Qrode Cri-Hi- X President: Mary Burns Vice President: Retha Lowe Secretary: Lura Lewisson Treasurer: Judy Watkins Chaplain: Ann Briscoe Sponsor: Mrs. Martha Ellis 110 Alpha- Zri-Hi- X Club President: Pat H. Simmons Vice President: Gail Nelson Secretary: Sue Womack Treasurer: Janie Garner Chaplain: Martha Kidd Sponsor: Miss Sarah Robinson Beta- Zri-Hi-1 Club President: Jane Avery Treasurer: Elaine White Vice President: Nancy Bellamy Reporter: Eva Gene Perkins Secretary: Emilie Riddle Chaplain: Susan Smith Sponsor: Mrs. Virgina Abney Zeenage Book Club President: Gail Addison Secretary: Linda Bales Vice President: James Blackwood Treasurer: Carole Kelly Sponsor: Mrs. Eunice Davis Audio Visual Club President: Eddie Cox Secretary: Teddie Cox Vice President: Hampton Duke Treasurer: Jimmy Alford 112 Sponsor: Mrs. Laura Inzer “S” Club Secretary: Ronnie Reed Treasurer: Mitchell Troup Sponsor: Mr. George Blackie Heath President: Joe Haynie Vice President: Don Hopper Zau Mu kappa President: David Golden Secretary: Carol Padgett Vice President: Lamar Preston Treasurer: Nancy Cornutt 113 Sponsor: Mr. Reagan D. O. Club Rebel Cheerleaders 114 Mrs. Thompson works hard Goldentone officers and Miss Tatum Waiting for that thrilling moment The more we stick together the happier we'll be. ... Viewing the Record arid Enjoying the dentures Swooning over our “ favorites ” I 16 'Rousing 5 Rebel Record We Jnuite you Zo View FRIENDLIEST MOST COURTEOUS Jane Reddish Bobby Hood Senior Who's Who Janie Garner Lamar Preston MOST DEPENDABLE Paula Guthrie David Golden MOST POPULAR BEST LOOKING Ann Knight David Brothers Senior Who's Mo Gail Nelson Joe Haynie BEST ALL AROUND Shirley Waddell Bill Griffin 119 APPEARANCE OF Janice Wilson Ronald Lankford Jdcal Seniors HAIR OF Ann Putman Samuel Wilson INTELLIGENCE OF Pat Brown Billy Hanvey 120 PHYSIQUE AND FIGURE OF Winda McGriff Ronnie Reed Ideal Seniors WIT OF June Barnes Hampton Duke INDEPENDENCE OF Sue Womack Larry Davidson 121 EYES OF Nancy Cornutt Robert Swann junior Who's Who MOST POPULAR Patty Golden Don Hopper JOLLIEST Pat (Pusha) Moody Larry Jolly CUTEST Gail Hood Mitchell Troup junior Who's Who BEST DRESSED Sina Buffington Terry Erwin MOST STUDIOUS Pat Erwin Charles Atchley MOST ATHLETIC Judy Hollingsworth Terry Harris CUTEST Eva Gene Perkins Mike Galloway Sophomore Who’s Who MOST STUDIOUS Margaret Grey Greg Penland WITTIEST Nancy Bellamy Raleigh Brock Sophomore Who's Who MOST POPULAR Zelma Jackson Danny Lowe SWEETEST Martha Wynn Jerry Mitchell 126 MOST ATHLETIC Mary Ann Lane James Whittaker MOST POPULAR Joan Koons Ted Williams 3res km an Who’s Who SWEETEST Janice Bryant Ronnie Hood CUTEST Kay Lester Ronnie Cornutt 127 Jreskman Who's Who FRIENDLIEST Lura Lewisson Jimmy Stackhouse BEST LIKED June Boblitz Phillip Troup MOST BEWILDERED Judy Horne Ralph Morris JUNIOR BEAUTY Miss Becky Smith 134 . r SOPHOMORE BEAUTY Miss Becky Young FRESHMAN BEAUTY Miss Jeannie Brown' SENIOR FAVORITES Linda Minyard and Joey Osborn 136 JUNIOR FAVORITES Becky Goddard and David Brown 137 Queen’s Court SENIOR MAID Miss Linda Entrekin escorted by Ronald Lankford QUEEN Miss Diana White escorted by Harry Stevens Left: SOPHOMORE MAIO Miss Zelma Jackson escorted by Bobby Hood Right: FRESHMAN MAID Miss Jeannie Brown escorted by Sherman Guyton JUNIOR MAID Miss Becky Smith escorted by David McElwee HOMECOMING QUEEN Miss Diana While AAR. AND AAISS SWEETHEART AAiss Elaine Perkins AAr. Billy Rip Reagan 142 VALENTINE KING AND QUEEN Mary Vickery and Ronnie Reed 143 VALEDICTORIAN Fred Wayne Greene MISS EMMA SANSOM Martha Ann Knight MISS F.H.A. AND F.H.A. BEAU Katie Sue Moore and Joey Osborn MR. AND MISS D. E. Betty E. Nelson and Perry Brown WINNERS OF FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY ESSAY CONTEST. 1st Place—Janice Moyer—$100.00 Savings Bond 2nd Place—Carolyn Cline—$50.00 Savings Bond GOOD CITIZENSHIP GIRI Miss Gail Nelson Sandra Perran Senior Emilie Riddle Junior Janice Moyer Junior 150 Nancy Eidson Freshman I Dianne Moore Sophomore fteauty Candidates Ann Briscoe Freshman Kay Lester Freshman • Viewing the Record and Enjoying the Athletics Good Veal, he finally Asked Me to Qo Steady Jh Zhe ’Housing Hebei Heeord We Jnvite ou Zo View Zhe Athletics oft 1961 Rebel Team 154 Zhe Starting C 'meup THE 5 ALL COUNTY Danny Elkins David Brothers Joe Haynie Fred Weygand Don Hopper CAPTAINS Don Hopper and Fred Weygand MANAGERS Dennis Houk Gene Farley 155 LARRY JOLLY Tackle BOBBY NANCE End JERRY MABREY Fullback 156 JERRY HOLLEY Tackle LARRY GILBERT Guard BOBBY BLAIR Center BILLY PONDER Tackle frV - FREDDY WADDELL Guard DON HOPPER Fullback KENNETH BAKER Halfback MACK TEAGUE End TERRY HARRIS Halfback MICKEY MANSFIELD Guard MITCHELL TROUP Halfback GREG PENLAND Guard 157 JOE HAYNIE Quarterback 158 FRED WEYGAND Tackle RONNIE REED Halfback basketball COACHES Walter Holt Jim Strickland LARRY (GRACEFUL) DAVIDSON Center DAVID MUSKETT Guard JOE HAYNIE Forward TERRY HARRIS Forward JAN DOUGLAS Guard MITCHELL TROUP Guard 160 JOHN FREEMAN Forward GEORGE ELROD Center JAMES WHITTAKER Guard KENNETH BAKER Guard STANLEY CARTER Forward DANNY LOWE Guard 161 1961-1962 B Team Championship Girls' Basketball Team MANAGERS—Ronald Lankford, Charles Moon COACH Walter Holt I PAT GALLAGHER Infield Baseball GREG PENLAND Catcher RONALD LANKFORD Outfield TED WILLIAMS Outfield JACKIE CLAYTON Outfield DAVID JORDAN Infield JAN DOUGLAS Pitcher BRIAN WARSHAM Outfield FRED WEYGAND Outfield JERRY STEWART Outfield JERRY STEPHENS Outfield JACKIE WATTS Outfield DURWOOD ATCHLEY Outfield MIKE PATRICK Infield BENNY FOSTER Outfield HAROLD MIZE Outfield JOE HAYNIE Third Base RICHARD COUCH Outfield DUANE WILLIAMS Outfield SANSOM DOWNS HUNTSVILLE 13-7 The gritty Rebels entered this game outweighed 20 pounds per man to beat a tough Huntsville crew. Huntsville set up the first TD of the game with a 31-yard pass and the scoreboard clock showing 2 minutes left in the half. From the Sansom 13 it became 7-0 for Huntsville as the half ended. Sansom came back in the second half meaning business and holding the Panthers to 30 yards on the ground. After recovering a Huntsville fumble the Rebs moved 25 yards in 5 plays for their first score. The PAT was no good and the score stood 7-6. During the 4th quarter Huntsville drove to the Sansom 12-yard line only to be stopped by the Rebel forward wall. The Rebels then moved the ball fast with Hopper's 31-yard run around end and a pass from Haynie to Brothers who galloped 37 yards for the winning points. The PAT was good and the game ended with the score 13-7 in Sansom's favor. SANSOM ROLLS PAST 'CATS 20-0 Again Sansom was tremendously outweighed but there was never any doubt as to the out- come of this one. The Rebs charged 60 quick yards with the opening kickoff to jump in the lead 6-0. Early in the 2nd quarter Haynie led them home again, this time 62 yards in just 6 snaps. Harris plunged the last 4 yards for the score to make it 13-0 at halftime. The Rebels quickly padded their margin with a 58-yard push in twelve plays after holding Guntersville with a second-half kickoff. Harris crashed over from the 2-yard line and the extra point gave Sansom a 20-0 lead. Guntersville made its biggest threat of the night by driving to the Sansom 13 but the Reb defense rose up as one to stop the drive as the game ended. Playing a fine defensive game were Brothers, Elkins. Osborn, Griffin and Hopper. 167 REBS STOMP JACKETS 54-0 The Rebels, held to a mere 14-0 lead at halftime, exploded for 6 touchdowns in the second half to put this game on ice. The only threat Glencoe could manage was 43-yard drive to the Sansom 20 in the 4th period but it was called back, but then Reed set up the first TD of the game with a 27-yard gallop and Hopper carried it on across for 6 points and also for the PAT. Reed scored the next marker and again Hopper carried for the PAT to make it 14-0. Harris started Sansom off the second half with a 64-yard punt return for 6 points and Hopper's PAT made the score 21-0. After a pass interception by Weygand, Troup carried the ball across to add up the points to 27-0. Nance nailed Endress for a 12-yard loss and then Haynie passed to Teague for a 42-yard TD. Haynie to Brothers brought another PAT for a 34-0 score. Haynie to Reed picked up the next 3 touchdowns to make it 54-0 at the end. EMMA SANSOM SMASHES HOKES BLUFF 28-0 Emma Sansom bolted for two touchdowns in the first 4 minutes of play, then went on to de- feat an aggressive Hokes Bluff team 28-0. It took the Rebels only 4 plays to score their first 6 pointer as Harris spurted 68 yards on fourth down without an Eagle touching him. A Haynie to Brothers conversion made the score 7-0. The 2nd TD came when Reed returned a punt 25 yards and then carried 24 more yards for the touchdown. Hopper's PAT made it 14-0. In the 3rd period Haynie hit Reed for another 6 points and carried the PAT himself for a score of 21-0. Haynie to Brothers aerial brought the last TD and point after in the last 6 minutes of play. Playing a fine game up front were Elkins, Griffin, Osborn, Teague, and Weygand. 168 REBS CRUSH 'SKINS 27-0 The stingy Rebel defense, led by Brothers, Teague, Weygand, Griffin, Osborn, Waddell, Elkins and linebacker Muskett, allowed Oneonta in Sansom territory but once in dealing a 27-0 defeat to the Redskins. Muskett set up the first TD with an intercepted pitchout. Reed ate up 24 yards in 2 runs and Hopper plunged the final 2 yards for the TD and also for the PAT to give Sansom a 7-0 lead. Baker scored the next TD from the 1-yard line and Hopper carried for the point after and the score stood 14-0. In the 3rd period Troup picked up the third TD on a four-yard slant and Hopper's PAT made it 21-0. The last touchdown came as Muskett passed to Troup and the scrappy halfback literally took it away from an Oneonta defender in the end zone for the final six points. SANSOM WHIPS ANNISTON 13-6 A magnificent team effort carried the Rebels to their 6th win of the season with a 13-6 victory in their homecoming game with tough Anniston. Mack Teague fell on an Anniston fumble at the Anniston 26 to set up the first TD of the game. Harris swept right end for the TD and went the same way with the PAT for a 7-0 score. Early in the 2nd period Hopper, back to punt, had to fall on a bad snap at the Sansom 10. From here the Bulldogs scored but the Rebels still held a 7-6 margin at halftime. Late in the 3rd quarter Reed received a punt and fumbled it but Hopper was right there, caught it on the bounce and carried 63 yards to the Anniston 9. A Haynie to Brothers aerial scored 6 but the PAT was no good. Sansom moved to the Anniston 5 in the final minutes of the game but the clock prevented a 3rd touchdown. 169 ETOWAH EDGES SANSOM 22-19 A field goal by Etowah in the last seconds of a tie ball game changed it into a victory for the Blue Devils. A jarring tackle by Troup set up the first TD of the game as Fred Weygand grabbed the loose football from the air and carried 65 yards to score. Haynie ran the PAT and Sansom led 7-0. Baker recovered a bad pitchout by Etowah to set up the 2nd TD and Hopper plunged across from 5 yards out for the score, 13-0. Then Etowah came through with 6 points and soon after- ward with 7 more to deadlock the score at 13-13. That's how it stood at halftime. Sansom charged back into the lead in the 3rd period as Haynie pulled a perfect fake and Reed swept right end for the points. Sansom led 19-13 but Etowah hammered back to tie things up 19-19. It looked as if it would end that way but Whisenant booted one through the uprights to give Etowah a 22-19 margin and the clock showing 1 second left in the ball game. REBELS FALL TO SCOTTIES 39-14 Sansom faced their toughest opponent of the season with first string ends, Teague and Brothers, and reserve quarterback Muskett on the sidelines with injuries. Scottsboro took the lead fast for a 14-0 score. Then Hopper dashed 32 yards and Haynie 15 more for 6 points. Harris plunged across with the PAT and the score was 14-7 as the half ended. Sansom fumbles gave the Scotties a 27-7 advantage in the 3rd period, Then Haynie, Reed, and Haynie to Reed picked up yardage and Hopper galloped 23 yards for the score. Reed ran the PAT and the score was 27-14. Scottsboro came back with two more tallies to lead 39-14. Sansom oushed to the Scottsboro 2-yard line but the Scottie defense pushed back to stop the scoring bid. 170 SANSOM RIPS TIGERS 19-13 The Rebels came through in a ball game that wasn't as close as the score indicated to batter cross- town rival Gadsden 19-13. In the opening plays Sansom pushed to the Gadsden one-foot line but the Tigers held. When Sansom got possession again they wouldn't be denied. A Haynie to Brothers aerial ate up 21 yards and Harris plunged the final 2 yards for the TD and for the point after. Haynie pounced on a Tiger fumble, whipped a 23-yard pass to Teague, and carried the final 1 yard for 6 points and a 13-0 lead. Harris intercepted a pass in the end zone to stop Gadsden's scoring bid as the half ended. Whitt carried Gadsden back for a TD in the 3rd period but Sansom retained a 13-6 margin. Hopper and Harris then hammered out long yardage and Harris plunged the last 5 yards for the score. A 91-yard punt return put Gadsden back close at 19-13. However, two pass interceptions by Harris stopped Gadsden's final scoring bids. REBS STOMP AGGIES 41-7 Emma Sansom mauled Albertville 41-7 to end the 1961 season with a fine 8-2 record. Half- back Terry Harris romped for 200 ground yards on 11 carries. When penalties pushed Sansom back from the Aggie 2-yard line, Haynie passed 36 yards to Brothers for the initial score. Harris's PAT made it 7-0. Baker posted the next score with 9 yards up the middle and Haynie's extra point made it 14-0. Albertville struck back with 7 but the Rebels padded their margin to 20-7 with a 46-yard TD by Harris and that's how it stood at halftime. In the 3rd quarter Hopper ripped up the middle 18 yards for a score. Haynie ran the point after for a 27-7 margin. Early in the 4th quarter Harris ran 75 yards for a TD and Troup got the PAT. Baker recovered an Aggie fumble in the end zone for the final TD and Hopper's extra point made it 41-7. Line standouts were Brothers, Weygand, Griffin, Osborn, Waddell, Elkins, Teague, and Reed. 171 . . . Viewing the Record and Enjoying the Activities Admiring the “Du ces” of Sansom 172 Kebel Kecord We Invite ou Zo View 173 Homecoming Parade .Homecoming Activities Parade Cars futute EMMA SANSOM REBEL BAND V.F.W. National Junior Band Champions 1957-1958-1959 Director—Mr. Billy Rip Reagan 179 BASS HORNS 180 CONFEDERETTES 181 Majorettes Janice Fowler Eva Gene Perkins Janice Bryant 182 DRUM MAJOR Gene Payne Confederates Jackie Brown Ann Nance BAND MANAGER: Ronnie Phillips Jan Campbell Kay Lester Martha Wynn 184 More Scenes of Our Zapping Gail Addison Pat Moody ASST. HEAD CHEERLEADER Paula Guthrie Judy Griffith Patty Golden Nada Boyd Patsy Bickle Brenda Delevie Gail Hood 187 Cheerleaders In leading our cheering section, they had a big part in leading the REBELS to victory. We say thank you for a job well done. Rebel Reusers for 1961-62 Dianna White HEAD CHEERLEADER Sigma Gamma Officers Members of Sigma Gamma. Mrs. Corbett's Homeroom Quins Keeoquit ion — Jirst in Red Cross Thrive HOMEROOM HOMEROOM OFFICERS President: Danny Elkins . 4 Vice President: Perry Brown 1 - Secretary: Pat Brown I [ Treasurer: Betty E. Nelson 1 I Homeroom Teacher Mrs. Aulta Lee Corbett being pre sented with a Valentine Corsage by The Rebel Re view Staff. HOMEROOM HONOR STUDENTS David Golden Jimmy Cox David Brothers Pat Brown Cast Will and Testament 1. 1, Bobby Williamson, being of sound mind and body will my seat as a visitor in Mr. Schmitz's goof-off shop class to Stanley George. 2. 1, Bill Table Baby Griffin, being of sound mind and round body, do hereby will my nickname and position to all left tackles. 3. 1, Sue Womack, will to my sister Kay all of my troubles as a senior. 1 hope she can do better with them than 1 did. 1 will take my happy memories with me. 4. 1, Linda Dianne Minyard, will my ability to become a senior and all my good times at Sansom to my brother, James, and to Larry Phillips. 5. 1, Ronald Michael Lankford, being of a small mind, do hereby will my position as Mrs. McKee's number two son to Terry Wofie Harris. 6. 1, Roger Watkins, hereby will my sound mind and little round body to my brother, Charlie, so that he may get out of school in four years. 7. 1, Joe Haskell Haynie, being of sound body and weak mind, do hereby will all my positions in sports to my sister, Sharron. 8. We, Fred Greene and Bob McKee, being of sound bodies and minds do here- by will to any Junior who is lucky enough to have a mother or second mother in school all the privileges that we have not enjoyed. 9. 1, David Peavy, being of uncertain mind will my ability to go to the store fourth period every day to Jimminey Robertson. May he never get caught. 10. 1, Mary Ann Lee, do hereby will my ability to my brother, Wayne, to have as much fun at Emma Sansom as 1 have had. 11. 1, Pat Skinner, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Sina Buffington and Susan Smith my good times and good grades (?) at Sansom. 12. 1, Gary Entrekin, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to my brother, Jimmy, and Johnny Edwards all the girls 1 had to leave behind. 13. 1, Garlon Lightnin Griffin, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will my ability to pass math in Mr. Nichols's class to my sister, Judy. 14. 1, Charles Jackson, do hereby will my six minute speeches (which were sup- posed to be three minutes) to all the senior classes of '63 who will have Mrs. Corbett. 15. We, Eddie Cox and Hampton Duke, do leave our abilities to one, Teddie Cox, in the hope that he will use them well in the years to come and possibly graduate at some future date. 16. 1, Larry Davidson, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will my position on the basketball team to James Whittaker. 17. 1, Elaine Cherry, being of sound mind and body, gladly will to Ella Mae McCormick my seat in American Government. 18. 1, Judy Bolton, will my ability to get out of Mr. Akers's fourth period chem- istry class to anyone who is stupid enough to take it. 19. 1, Johnny French, bequeath my robe in the Goldentone Choir to my younger brother, George. May he have as many good times as 1 have had. 20. 1, Wayne Gilliland, do hereby will my tall height to George Elrod. He sure needs it. 192 21. I, Danny Alta Lewis Elkins, will my ability to catch a pass, while on offense, and run to the six-yard line to the center player on next year's Rebel team. 22. I, Sandra Perran, hereby will to my sister, Ima Jean, my place as treasurer of the Deca Club. May she enjoy it as much as I have. 23. I, Billy Hanvey, do hereby will my ability to be forgetful to Mrs. McKee. Maybe she will forget all the things I have said in her class. 24. I, Janie Garner, do hereby will my place as treasurer of the Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, my place as the only girl in advanced math, and my good times in the band to anyone who will enjoy it as much as I have. 25. I, Grant Hopper, do hereby will my good times and my ability to sleep in Mrs. Corbett's English class to my cousin, Ronald Hopper. 26. I, Betty Elrod Nelson, do hereby will my place as Miss D.E. to anyone as fortunate as I. 27. I, Martha Kidd, do hereby will my place in Goldentones to anyone who thinks he can stay on pitch but I carry with me my cherished memories. 28. I, Dianna White, do hereby will my ability to graduate to Harry Fuzz Stephens. I hope he enjoys being a senior as much as I have. 29. We, Sharon Thomas and Linda Alexander, do hereby will to our sister, Janice Lambert, the ability to have as much fun getting into as much meanness as we did without getting caught. 30. I, Winford Lyles, do hereby will my ability to graduate to Jerry Blair. 31. I, Freda Wells, do hereby will to Janice Fowler my first two years in Senior Band which I enjoyed very much my memories I shall take with me. 32. I, Bobby Hood, being of sound mind and body will to Mr. Reagan my schedule to give to anyone in the future whom he wishes to kick out of band, for good. 33. I, Royce Washburn, hereby will my seat in Mrs. Corbett's room to my sister, Barbara Washburn, and to my brother, Albert Washburn, I will my English text book. 34. I, Vernon Parris, being of sound mind and body will my ability to become a senior to my sister, Kay. I hope she enjoys it as much as I have. 35. I, Tommy Bigham, being of sound mind hereby will my ability to get rec- ommended for All State to Bobbie Jean Riggins. 36. I, Sherrell Scott, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will my seat in the back of Mrs. Corbett's class to Barry Wagnon. 37. I, Pat La Bounty, being of sound mind do hereby leave my position in the French horn section and all my good times at Sansom to Garry Tucker. May he enjoy them as much as I have. 38. I, Glenda Vickery, being of sound mind and body, will my ability to graduate to Barbara Washburn, because she is going to need it. 39. We, Larry Louse Thomas and Joey Frankly Osborn, being of sound minds, and bodies do hereby will our ability to be craftsmen in shop to Earl Rudolph Gibbs and Harry Fuzz Stevens. 40. I, Jane Reddish, will my position as Vice President of the Goldentones to any Goldentone member. I hope she will have as much fun as I did. 193 41. I, Mary Vickery, as my last will and testament, do hereby will my place as President of the Sigma Gamma to anyone who will treasure it as much as I have. 42. I, Richard David Brothers, being of sound mind and body do hereby will my position as President of the Student Body to a deserving Junior. 43. We, Zeffrie Grambling and Barbara Matthews, do hereby will our places in the office to Loma Bethel and Ann Arnold. May they have as much fun getting into trouble and staying in it as we have had at Gay Sansom. 44. I, Paula Guthrie, will my position as Cheerleader and all of my good times to anyone who will enjoy them as much as I have. My happy memories I take with me. 45. I, Patricia Howington Simmons, leave all of my easy, funfilled days to all underclassmen who study hard, and my chemistry tests and long lunch lines to those who don't. 46. I, Mary Frances Snell, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Jane Snell and Martha Tarrance my good times at E.S.H. 47. I, Dan Waites, being of unsound mind do will my ability to get along with classmates and teachers to my brother, Gary, who will be at Sansom next year. 48. I, Hazel Darnell Handy, do hereby will my office as Vice President of the F.B.L.A. to any Junior who will enjoy it as I have. 49. We, Gordon Clemons and David Preston, will our seats in Mrs. Corbett's English class to any Juniors who are lucky enough to get them. 50. I, Patricia Brown, will my ability to become a senior to any deserving junior, but carry with me the cherished memories of all my classmates at E.S.H. 51. I, Larry Hicks, being of sound body but not so sound in mind, leave nothing to anyone. It took too much to get it myself. 52. We, Winda McGriff and Betty Jacobs, will to our sisters, Shirley and Bennie, our table in the commercial department. We hope they have to study as hard as we did. Our memories of Ollis and Rayford we keep. 53. I, Mike Gowens, being of sound mind and body do hereby will my ability to graduate in four years to Danny Satch Kidd and Kenneth Hayes. 54. We, Johnny Coley and David Golden, do hereby leave our seats in that back corner of Mrs. McKee's American Government class to two juniors who think that they can goof off half the time and still make A's. 55. I, Katie Moore, do hereby will my position in Goldentones to any girl who will honor it as much as I have. 56. I,. Ramona May, do hereby will to my nephew, Joe Ellis and niece, Alva Jean Cornutt the ability to graduate. 57. I, Sue Phillips, will to Becky Davis, my ability to type thirteen words per minute. May she have better luck at it than I did. 58. I, Faye Harris, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Dan Stewart, the ability to become a senior. 59. I, Marsha Douglas, will all my good times at E.S.H. to Martha Nabors. May she have as much fun as I have had. 194 60. 1, Imogene Kilgro, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to my brother, Jim, my seat in Mrs. Corbett's English class. May he enjoy it as much as 1 have. 61. 1, Ronnie Reed, being of sound mind and body, will to Mack Teague, my ability to make passing grades and the good times 1 have had at E.S.H. 62. I, Ralph Burt, do hereby leave to Donald Hull my ability to have a good time in school, yet stay out of trouble most of the time. 63. I, Harold Batie, do hereby will to my sister, Myra Batie, all of the good luck that I have had with the teachers of E.S.H. 64. We, Evelyn Estes and Joyce Vinson, being of sound mind and body, do 65. hereby will our abilities to become seniors and finish high school in more than four years to Nancy Foster. 1, Milton Lowe, being of sound body and mind, leave all my good times at Emma Sansom to my friends in the class of '64. 66. 1, Linda Gulledge, being of sound mind and body do hereby leave my good times as a senior at E.S.H. to Ellen Simmons. May she have as much fun as 1 have had. 67. 1, Lamar Preston, being of sound mind and body do hereby will my seat in the cornet section to Mike Gallaway, may he enjoy it as much as 1 have. 68. 1, Diane Watson Alldridge, do hereby will all my wonderful times at E.S.H. to my nephews, Larry Vaughn and Donnie Anderson. 69. 1, Henry Alexander Hutchen's do hereby will to my little brother, Tim, the fun that 1 have had at Sansom, especially in the band. 70. 1, Perry Brown, being of sound body and mind, do leave to Jerry Blair, my hammer in shop, may he use it well, (on Mr. Schmitz). 71. 1, Cherie Kerr Ledbetter, do hereby will my ability to come back to school to Betty Clemons, Diane Aldridge, and Veronica Wilson. 72. 1, Gary Morris, being of sound mind and body will to my brother, Ralph Monkey Morris, a sack of bananas for he needs them more than 1 do. 73. We, Pat Thrasher and Liz Wiggonton, do hereby will to Susan Wellingham and Marie Whitten our special given privilege of attending Sansom for five long, dreary years of work, trouble, and good times. May you enjoy them. 74. 1, June Barnes, will to Buna Bramblett my place in the Goldentones and all my good times 1 leave to my cousin, Linda Smith. 75. 1, Gerald Strickland, will my nickname Pig Eye to anyone who is good enough to have it. 76. 1, Carolyn Wilkinson Knight, take with me the fond memories of E.S.H. and the learning received here. 1 hope all future Rebels enjoy these years as 1 have. 77. 1, Jean Morgan, will my place as assistant gossip editor on Rebel Review to Jeanne Brown and my ability to do geometry to anybody crazy enough to want it. 195 78. I, Pat Underwood, hereby will my wonderful years at Emma Sansom to my brother, Thomas Underwood. May he remember and cherish them as I do. 79. I, Nancy Stone, do hereby will my love of Sansom to my sister, Alicia Stone, in the hope that it will mean as much to her as it does to me. 80. I, Ann Putman, do hereby will my enjoyable years at Sansom to anyone who will cherish them as I always will. The memories of my senior year I take with me. 81. I, Loyd Sutton, do hereby will my good times in Shop Class to Don Hopper, as he will be here another year. 82. We, Jimmy Cox and Jimmy Perkins, do hereby will all our cigars to the Bass Section and to Richard Brannon all of our big times on the band trips. 83. I, Rondal Rector, being of sound mind and body do hereby will Larry Mama Esslinger my ability to win a game of cow in P.E. 84. I, Nancy Cornutt, will all my good times in school and in band to my brother, Ronnie, may he enjoy them as much as I have. 85. We, Peggy Cornutt and Linda Enterkin, will our ability to become a com- mercial girl, excepting all the nerve racking work which must be done, to Patty Golden' and Pat Moody. Our famous last words: Don't take a commercial course. 86. I, Linda Lambert, being of sound mind and body, leave to my sister, Paula, the ability to make A + 's in all her subjects. I didn't! 87. I, Shirley Waddell, will the fun, confusion, and work in the office first period to any senior commercial girl who is lucky enough to have office. 88. I, Bonnie Jane Payne, will to my sisters, Nancy and Kathy, my place in the office first period, may they enjoy it as much as I have. 89. I, Sarah Rose, being of sound mind and body will to Nancy Bellamy all of my good times at E.S.H. 90. I, Albert Troup, being of sound mind and body do hereby will my ability to break bandsaw blades in shop class to Bruce Woodall. 91. I, Carol Padgett, do hereby will my position as first chair flute to any one of the multitude who deserve it. My wonderful memories I shall keep with me forever. 92. I, James Jones, being of sound mind do hereby will my seat in Mrs. Corbett's seventh period English to Danny Kidd, if he makes it that far. 93. I, Gail Nelson, will to a junior girl, my honor of going to Girls' State and receiving Good Citizenship Girl. My love for E-S.H. I leave to my brother, Roger. 94. I, Andrew Kerr, do hereby will my seat, good times, and Bass trombone in band to Bruce Woodall. I also leave my Goldentone robe, and good times to whoever deserves them. 95. I, Johnny Phillips, hereby will to Betty Wilkerson my ability to get embarrassed after the Albertville football game. 196 96. I, Gail Addison, do hereby will my position as cheerleader for two years to my sister, Flodean, but my memories I take with me. 97. I, Barbara Delevie, take Ronnie with me and leave the boys who are left to Janie Flower and Brenda Delevie. 98. I, Morris Williams, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Johnny Clanton the ability to type 30 words per minute, with 15 mistakes. Good luck, Johnny! 99. We, Ormand Watkins and Fred Weygand, being of dumb minds and over grown bodies will the right to all goof-oofs to cut up in all English classes except one, our Mother's class, Mrs. Corbett's, you had better watch it in there. 100. I, Robert Swann, will my ability to graduate in five years and two summers to Peanut Rakstraw, but I don't believe he will make it. 101. I, Jackie Brown, do hereby will my position as a Confederate to my sister Judy may she enjoy it as much as I have. 102. I, Janice Wilson, do hereby will my good times in Senior Band to any rookie that can live through it. 103. I, Barry Turman, do hereby will my War Eagle Spirit to Mrs. McKee and all other Auburn followers. 104. I, Kenneth Smith, will my chair in the Drum Section and the back seat of bus No. 2 to Jerry Mitchell and Billy Tom Cox. 105. I, Gail Pearson, being of sound mind and body hereby will my wonderful times to Loma Bethall. May she love Sansom as much as I do. 106. We, Jerfy Albert and Gene Payne, with no minds at all, we think, leave to Peanuts the sum of 32 Turle Mudes and all the great times two teen-age boys could have together in four years of high school. 107. I, Linda Stover, being of sound mind and body hereby will my ability to graduate and my good times at E.S.H. to Peanut Rakestraw. 108. I, Linda Minyard, being of sound mind, will my ability to graduate and my good times at E.S.H. to Lura Lewisson. 109. I, Judy Mize, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to my twin sisters, Sandra and Brenda, the ability to become seniors. 110. I, Mae Nix, will my place in the senior class to my sister. Sue. May she enjoy being a senior as much as I have. 111. I, Patricia Honeycutt, being of sound mind and body hereby will my won- derful times at E.S.H. to Judy Hollingsworth; but I take with me my fond memories. 112. I, Larry McElwee, will to all the students of Sansom as much happiness, joy,, and honor as I have_ enjoyed as a student at Sansom. May they also know the hard work, study, and failures on test day. 113. I, Ann Knight, will my place as editor of the Talisman to Susan Smith, and my title of Miss Emma Sansom to any girl who will be as proud of it as I am. 197 Valentine Sweethearts Lajuana Boyd Danny Elkins Emilie Riddle Bobby Hood Scenes of the Valentine Program Last Year's Queen Pat H. Simmons Crowning the Queen The Queen Mary Vickery Valentine Candidates Martha Kidd Bobby Hood Nancy Stone Ronnie Reed Emilie Riddle Danny Elkins Sonia Latham David Golden Mary Vickery Lamar Preston Mary Louise Langston Roger Maples Lajuana Boyd James Blackwood 199 Cr TVS, Viewing the Record and Hunting bargains Zhey Are Zoo Expensive to Rug Jour Jm Zhe Rebel Record We Jnvite l ou Zb View Zhe Advertisements of: 201 Compliments of CITY OF GADSDEN (City of Champions) HUGH S. PATTERSON Mayor LEN C. 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STOWERS—Owner THURMAN ACCESSORY Home of Hotpoint Appliances, Goodyear Tires, Schwinn Bikes, RCA Victor Televisions in Color and Black and White Use Our Easy Pay Plan WALL ST. AT FORREST DIAL LI 3-4943 Compliments of WILLIAMS PACKING COMPANY 1800 Forrest Avenue GADSDEN, ALABAMA Compliments of BUDD'S 215 BENNY'S Studio of Photography 227 Broad Street Phone LI 6-3386—LI 6-3387 To the 1962 Class, Annual Staff, and Faculty: May I thank you, personally again this year for permitting me and my studio staff to supply your photographic needs. Good luck throughout the coming years and may God richly bless each one of you! May I be remembered always as your Photographer. BENNY BENEFIELD Compliments of SMITH FURNITURE CO. 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LAVERTY PIANO COMPANY Pianos, Organs, Band Instruments ESTABLISHED 1888 923 Forrest Avenue WATKINS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY General Contractors 1705 Forrest Avenue TELEPHONE LI 6-0458 vWonder whaf makes if +as+e so good?77 •ottuo whom auihomty Of tmc coca-cola company ir ALABAMA COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY GADSDEN BEAUTY BARBER SUPPLY CO., INC, 213 South 5th Street GADSDEN, ALABAMA PHONE LI 7-6321 Compliments of L. B. CHEMICAL CO. LI 3-2214 Gadsden, Alabama C J AUTO PARTS COMPANY 504 North 12th Street P.O. Box 61 GADSDEN, ALABAMA PHONE 6-6356 Compliments of MERITA BAKERY 219 McNAIR DRUG COMPANY On the Square Phone LI 3-2441; 7-0511 ALABAMA CITY ALABAMA Alabama City's Complete Drug Store leaning 4 WYNN CLEANERS Where Cleaning Is an Art KYLE AVENUE ALABAMA CITY, ALA. Printing Office Supplies BIRCH ANDERSEN COMPANY Art Supplies—Drawing Materials 525 Broad Street OFFICE SUPPLIES GADSDEN Compliments of K S DRUG Your Fair Trade Store 20 WALL STREET DIAL LI 6-2722 220 BOB KINTZ MEN'S WEAR Noccalula Plaza Shopping Center Gadsden's Finest and Most Beautiful Men's Store Visit Our Complete Tuxedo Rental Department Builders COMMUNITY BUILDERS Developers CLAYTON CONSTRUCTION CO. Always pleased to show you OFFICES Noccalula Plaza Shopping Center PHONE LI 3-4245 CORNUTT MOTORS WHERE YOUR BUSINESS IS APPRECIATED AND YOUR DOLLAR GOES FURTHER 3301 Forrest Avenue Gadsden, Alabama JIMMY CORNUTT Owner Phone LI 6-1555 Home LI 6-9412 FROST FROST PRINTING CO. Letter Press Offset Xerox 1125 Gardner Street GADSDEN, ALABAMA Phone Liberty 7-5421 221 2.u zCCty tyioceniea DIXIE FOOD STORE BILL MOON—Owner 2407 Forrest Avenue '?Cacven Compliments of BUDDY'S FLOWERS 417 South 1st Street Gadsden, Alabama PHONE LI 6-5289 'tyoun DEPENDABLE DRUGGIST Compliments of SNELLGROVE DRUG COMPANY 546 Broad Street GADSDEN, ALABAMA Compliments of Compliments ATTALLA FLORIST of GREENHOUSE BANHOLZER 317 Cleveland Avenue GROCERY ATTALLA, ALABAMA PHONE JE 8-7333 222 Compliments of V. J. ELMORE STORES ALABAMA CITY, ALABAMA GAY TYPEWRITER AND KEY SERVICE Portable, Office and Electric Typewriters 534 Walnut PHONE LI 3-4141 Compliments of FRED ALLEN FLORIST Flowers for All Occasions 305 SOUTH 5th STREET Day 6-0438 Night 7-6340 STANLEY'S MEN'S STORE 508 Broad Street Gadsden, Alabama DAN H. MILAM FLOYD BEDDINGFIELD Compliments of Rainbow City Shopping Center Compliments of ETOWAH ABSTRACT COMPANY 314 Chestnut Street Gadsden, Alabama 223 Every one who attended, thought the dance was a success. Junior and Senior Prom ABE AND JIM SERVICE, INC. Corner 26th St. and Norris Ave. GADSDEN, ALABAMA Alabama City Station ABE GADDIS-JIM WEST HAROLD WILKES TRAILER SALES 1936—25 Years of Fair Dealing WE KEEP A GOOD STOCK OF ONE AND TWO BEDROOM TRAILERS Phone LI 6-4332, Alabama City OWNER Beck Robinson PHONE LI 3-9686 ROBINSON TIRE SERVICE Quality Recapping 3311 Forrest Ave. Alabama City Compliments of STATE TERMITE PEST CONTROL CO. INSULATION BLOWN-IN 924 Gardner Street Phone LI 7-6325 FLOYD C. ERWIN, Owner JAMES ABNEY GEORGE WRIGHT ECONOMY MOTORS LI 7-1683 2000 Forrest Avenue Gadsden, Alabama Days LI 6-9228 Nights and Sun. LI 6-5735 LI 6-7102 Call ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY For Your Wiring Needs Over 30 Years Combined Electrical Experience 213 East Broad Street East Gadsden, Alabama 226 Compliments of MARVIN'S HARDWARE ALABAMA CITY and GADSDEN GASDEN RUG MART 600 Elmwood Avenue East Gadsden, Alabama PHONE LI 7-4403 E. E. FORBES SONS PIANO CO., INC. EVERYTHING IN MUSIC 440 Chestnut Street PHONE LI 7-1627 WGAD-1350 For the fourth consecutive time, sur- vey proved WGAD to be Gads- den’s most listened to radio station! GODWIN TV RADIO SERVICE Zenith Dealer 1310 East Broad Street PHONE LI 6-3295 Sandwiches and Short Orders Air Conditioned RUNT’S PLACE Free Parking in Rear of Gulf Service Station 635 Broad Street Gadsden, Alabama LI 3-9356 KART RENTAL TRACK. INC. Meighan Blvd. at Hood All Ages Enjoy the Thrill of Karting J. G. Buck” FARAAR, Mgr. RIGGINS SERVICE 1101 Noccalula Road Phone 6-483 I Gadsden, Alabama AAA STANDARD .OIL Dealer 227 RAINS TV RADIO COMPANY 300 South 5th Street Gadsden, Alabama PHONE LI 7-0521 GADSDEN BUSINESS COLLEGE Affiliated With SPEEDWRITING . . . SHORTHAND NANCY TAYLOR CHARM AND MODELING COURSE I.B.M. COURSE 213 A. South Fifth Street GADSDEN, ALABAMA Phone LI 6-2863 R.C.A., Admiral, Motorola Sylvania, S.E.—TV and Appliances J. T. Rains —Owners J. T. Hicks Heating and Air Conditioning Contractors THE MERRILL COMPANY Box 133 Corner of Braid and Plainview Gadsden, Alabama PHONE LI 7-4951 Compliments of HOSMER TRANSFER STORAGE CO. (Agents of ALLIED VAN LINES) Local and Long Distance Moving INSTALLMENT CREDIT CORPORATION Auto, Furniture and Personal Loans Ground Floor Medical Building PHONE LI 6-5268 Teen Age Accounts Invited YOUNG'S, INC MICHAEL JEWELERS Men's Apparel 536 Broad Street 618 BROAD STREET Gadsden, Alabama PHONE LI 6-7681 228 WESTERN AUTO STORE Davis Tires Wizard Auto Parts 208 27th Street ALABAMA CITY, ALABAMA Phone LI 7-4312 RAINBOW GULF SERVICE STATION (Q) Rainbow Drive The best car wash in town. BUDDY BARNES —Owner Compliments of LEON JONES ELECTRIC CO. RAINBOW MATTRESS COMPANY 1610 Alabama Avenue GADSDEN, ALABAMA PHONE LI 6-6319 VANCE SHOE COMPANY Shoes of Integrity for the Whole Family GADSDEN, ALABAMA COMPLIMENTS OF BENTLEY GROCERIES The Complete Line of Groceries and Meats 1701 KYLE AVENUE Gadsden, Alabama Compliments of DWIGHT BAPTIST CHURCH 520 29th Street G. W. RIDDLE—Pastor KEEVIL-CURL SCHOOL OF BEAUTY Jr. Student—Shampoo and set .65 Sr. Student—Shampoo and set .75 Adv. Student—Shampoo and set 1.00 Permanent Waves 3.95 up 213 N. 3rd, PHONE 7-1688 We now have openings for students’ enrollment anytime. 229 All Seniors A bevy of beauties Why thank you, George, Where are your lips, Gail? Graduation 1960-1961 That great Rebel drum section! J $ lance at Some of the Rebel Activities 231 SMART SHOP Wall Street ALABAMA CITY Ladies' and Children's Clothes Congratulations From GADSDEN PRINTING COMPANY First in Quality, Fairest in Price Fastest in Service 2403-05 KYLE AVE. ALABAMA CITY PHILLIPS DRUG STORE 2401 Kyle Ave. FOOTE BROTHERS COME BY AFTER SCHOOL FURNITURE Big Alabama City Store DEPENDABLE Trade With the Boys jjgf DRUGGIST J Gadsden’s Finest Store for the Entire Family COMPLIMENTS Phone LI 3-4581 OF CLOTHING CO. BENTLEY GROCERIES The Complete Line of Groceries and Meats 1701 KYLE AVENUE Gadsden, Alabama LUKE'S ACTON'S OFFICE SUPPLY DRIVE-IN BAR-B-Q Supplies for School, 121 North 3rd Street Home and Office PHONE LI 3-9428 Phone Liberty 3-3273 Gadsden, Alabama 2322 Kyle Avenue, A.C.S. GADSDEN. ALABAMA 232 BAKERY, INCORPORATED TELEPHONES AD7-547I — AD 7-5472 POST OFFICE BOX 971 — ANNISTON, ALABAMA Congratulations to a Fine School Reach for HARTS BREAD Freshest There Is Ghost walk jinxs Gadsden High. Ronnie says That ghost is one what's got it. What is he—principal or band director? Yea, Culver—Number 12. Don't forget to blot it, Judy. Wonder what they would look like in com- plete uniform? j 235 Cheez ow wheez. Notice the favorite Songs for 1961-62 GOODBYE CRUEL WORLD THE WANDERER HEY BABY MOON RIVER PEPPERMINT TWIST LET ME IN THE TWIST THE WRONG GIRL YOU DON'T MISS YOUR WATER LETTER FULL OF TEARS TWISTING ALL NIGHT LONG DUKE OF EARL TWIST AGAIN A LITTLE BITTY TEAR CANT HELP FALLING IN LOVE HAWAIIAN WEDDING SONG THE LION SLEEPS TONIGHT MAMIE IN THE AFTERNOON SUMMERTIME BLUES LET THERE BE DRUMS DRUMS ARE MY BEAT Enjoying being together. I know I'm stupid but not that stupid' CRYING IN THE RAIN BLUE MOON A LITTLE BIT OF SOAP HUNDRED LBS. OF CLAY TOWER OF STRENGTH QUARTER TILL THREE DEAR LADY TWIST THE MAJfSTIC NORMAN Eva Jean says I didn't do it. TWISTING POSTMAN ROLY POLY ONE MORE TIME RUNAROUND SUE MIDNIGHT IN MOSCOW YOUNG WORLD FUNNY HOW TIME SLIPS AWAY BREAK IT TO ME GENTLY DUCHESS OF EARL WHAT'S YOUR NAME Mr. Briscoe learns How to scrape candles. DON'T BREAK THE HEART THAT LOVES YOU Autographs 237 Autographs Autographs 239 J utograpks 240 «’ 11