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

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1963 volume:

Welcoming new teachers to school each year is always a pleasant duty. As students, we enjoy getting acquainted with and being around our new teachers. This year the students of Emma Sansom High School proudly welcome Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Barrow, Mr. Johnson, and Mr. Hardy. I The xV'vVT% II 12 I C- 'O , §9 • 8 1963 r Talisman ''' ,7 1 5. Annual Staff Wishes You 2 As Time Goes by at Sansom High ” “You must remember this, a test is just a test An “A” still is high, but teachers, their sympathy apply As time goes by. And if the teacher’s new, your “number” she’ll get, too And that you can’t deny The “low down” from others she’ll apply, As time goes by. Parties and steadies never out of date Bouffants, short skirts and “do-dads” always rate Boys like peg pants, long shirts are a mate That, no “square” can deny. It’s still the same old story, a fight for a diploma, no glory A case of pass or die. Yet Sansom will always welcome students As time goes by.” £MMA-SAKISOM-HIGH-SCHOOL 3 Pep Rally Dedication Talisman ” Staff rrRebel Review ” Staff Faculty Administration Classes: Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Organizations Features Athletics “Sansom rebels fight to win • and bring all honors home All for one and one for all The Rebels of Sansom High” 7 Dedication MRS. MARIE McDonald Vie, the members of the 1963 ‘ Talisman” Staff, wish to express our appreciation and gratitude to a most deserving person. Because she has worked with and for the commercial students at Emma San- som High School for many years, and through her guidance and help, many of our graduates have gone on to successful business careers, we are happy to dedicate the 1963 “Talisman” to Mrs. Marie McDonald as a mark of our esteem. rrrp 7. • ? 1 alisman SUSAN SMITH Editor ELAINE WHITE Assistant Editor EDITORIAL STAFF 10 FIRST ROW: Johnny Clayton, Susan Smith, Elaine White, Myra Satterfield SECOND ROW: Laura Logan, Mary Langston, Jeanie Brown THIRD ROW: Sue Nix, Diane Chandler, Ann Bynum, June Bearden Staff CHARLES ATCHLEY Business Manager BUSINESS STAFF II FIRST ROW: Margaret Gray, Martha Coley, Charles Atchley, Carol Stephens SECOND ROW: Nancy Carter, Ann Nance, George French, Gary Denson, Judy Striplin, Bellann Stewart ' Rebel Review’ Staff RENEE HENSON Editor FIRST ROW: Renee Henson, Jackie Goodson SECOND ROW: Brenda Burttram, Linda Loyd, Sarah Goss THIRD ROW: Michael Haniil, Janice Fowler, Edna Taylor, absent Zelma Jackson 12 Catching Students Guard Shall we gather at the fountain? •OK! Hit it.' “All here let’s cheer!” 15 The faculty gets rougher and tougher . .. “As Time Goes By ’ MR. W. 0. BRISCOE Principal The office of principal requires much devotion and love for one’s work. Mr. Briscoe is a “shining example” of school spirit. Mr. Briscoe attended Howard College, Florence State Teachers College, and A.P.I. He holds a B.S. degree and an M.S. degree. To Mr. Briscoe, we say congratulations on a job well done. 16 18 MR. I. J. BROWDER Superintendent of Gadsden City Schools MR. GEORGE W. FLOYD MRS. H. C. WRIGHT Board Education MR. E. W. LYTLE MR. M. C. BENTLEY 19 MRS. IDA JO PILLITARY Attended Jacksonville State College Registrar MRS. GENEVA McKEE A.B., Huntingdon College Guidance Counselor American Government French Sponsor—French Club French National Honor Society MRS. LAURA INZER B.A., Vanderbilt University M.A., Emory University Librarian Sponsor—Audio-Visual Club Library Club antea •OCIM A 14 HocM M.uv MRS. HELEN DAVIDSON A.B., Brenau College M.S., Jacksonville State College Consumer Economics, Advanced General Math Sponsor—Sigma Gamma M a t h D e P a MRS. BETTY FUHRMAN B.S., Jacksonville State College Algebra I and II Sponsor—Junior Class r t MR. MILTON HARDY B.S., Jacksonville State College Algebra I, Advanced .General Math m MR. TOM NICHOLS B.S., Troy State College M.Ed., Auburn University e Algebra, Geometry, Advanced Math Sponsor—Mu-Alpha-Theta n t History Department MISS LERA GRADY A.B., Judson College M.A., George Washington University Civics MR. ROBERT G. JOHNSON B.S., M.S., University of Alabama American History, General Math, Junior English Sponsor—Hi-Y MISS NELLE MARTIN A.B., Howard College American History Sponsor—Senior Class National Honor Society Commercial Department MRS. MARIE McDonald B.S., Alabama College Commercial Department Sponsor—F.B.L.A. MRS. MARY BOYD B.S., Mississippi State College for Women Business Education Sponsor—F.B.L.A. MRS. PATRICIA BARROW B.S., MacMurry College for Women Business Education Sponsor—F.T.A. 23 MRS. EUNICE DAVIS A.B., Howard College Freslmian English, Speech Sponsor—Teenage Book Club MRS. AULTA LEE CORBETT A.B., University of Alabama Senior English Sponsor—“Talisman,” “Rebel Review' MRS. AUDREY CULVER A.B., Agnes Scott College Sophomore English Department MISS VERA JONES Ii.S., Jacksonville State College Freshman and Sophomore English MRS. DOROTHY LEACH B.A., University of Alabama Sophomore and Junior English MISS SARAH ROBINSON B.S., Jacksonville State College Junior and Senior English Sponsor—Alpha Tri-Hi-Y Science MR. JAMES AKERS B.S., Jacksonville Slate College M.S., Auburn University Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies Chemistry Physics Sponsor—Student Council, Science Club MRS. VIRGINIA ABNEY B.S., Alabama College Biology Sponsor—Beta Tri-Hi-Y 26 MRS. MARTHA ELLIS B.S., Jacksonville State College Cencral Science, General Math Sponsor—Gamma Tri-Hi-Y III L MR. CLARENCE ‘ DOC” CARRY A.B., University of Alabama M.A., Columbia University General Science, Advanced General Science Sponsor—Freshman Class 'S I Department MISS MARIAN LOWRY A.B., Birmingham—Southern College Biology, English, Civics Sponsor—Drama Club MR. JIM STRICKLAND B.S., Auburn University Football Biology General Science Sponsor—“S” Club Physical Education MR. BEN PILLITARY B.S., Jacksonville State College Football Physical Education Civics Sponsor—“S” Club MR. GEORGE “BLACKIE” HEATH B.S., Jacksonville State College M.A., Peabody Football Physical Education Sponsor—“S” Club Department MR. WALTER HOLT M.A., M.A.A., University of Alabama A.B., Birmingham Southern Basketball. Baseball, World History Physical Education Sponsor—“S” Club MRS. FRANCES BROOKS B.S., Jacksonville State College Physical Education Sponsor—Cheerleaders Music and Art Departments MISS FRANCES TATUM B.M., Shorter College M.A., University of Alabama Glee Club Sponsor—Goldentone Choir Sophomore Class 30 MR. BILLY “RIP” REAGAN B.S., Jacksonville State College M.A., University of Alabama Band Director, World History Sponsor—Tau Mu Kappa MR. FRED INGRAM B.A., M.A., University of Alabama Art Sponsor—Art Club MISS ELAINE PERKINS B.S., Florence Slate College Home Economics Sponsor—F.H.A. MR. DALE GARNER B.S., Jacksonville State College Distributive Education Sponsor—DECA Club Home Economics, Occupational, and Shop Departments MR. JOHN WEAVER MR R- c- SCHMITZ B.S., Auburn University B.S., University of Alabama Diversified Occupations w °? • , Sponsor—D.O. Club Mechanical Drawing The students get taller and taller . . . “AS TIME GOES BY' The Senior Class of 1962-63 We’re as Proud as We Can Be, We’re the Class of SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 34 President—MITCHELL TROUP Vice President—JACKIE GOODSON Secretary—BECKY GOODARD Treasurer—EMILY RIDDLE JIMMY ALFORD LINDA ARCHER JANE AVERY WAYNE BEASLEY 35 ALBERT BELL SANDRA BELL DIANNE BOGGS NADA BOYD Seniors DOROTHY BOLTON DOROTHY BRANDON WANDA BRAWLEY DAVID BROWN 37 Seniors CLYDE BURKHALTER LARRY BROWN SINA BUFFINGTON CAROLYN BYNUM TOMMY BROWN Picture Not Available Seniors HOWARD CARROL JIMMY CASH MARY CHRISTIAN SHIRLEY CLANTON JOHNNY CLAYTON BONNIE COLLIER N MARY COLLINS Seniors SHIRLEY CORNELIUS Seniors JUDY ELLIOTT HARLEY CUTCHENS JAN DOUGLAS BRENDA DELEVIE MARY ELKINS DANA DUNCAN GEORGE ELROD TERRY ERWIN GENE FARLEY LARRY ESSLINGER JIMMY FARRELL Seniors Seniors BILLY FORREST NANCY FOSTER JOHN FREEMAN PAT GALLAGHER BILLY GATTIS EARL GIBBS Seniors LARRY GILBERT BECKY GODDARD PATTY GOLDEN SARAH GOSS RONALD GRAY JACKIE GOODSON 'ja JUDY GRIFFITH JIMMY HALL DON HAYES Seniors SHERMAN GUYTON TERRY HARRIS KENNETH HAYES ALMA HEFLIN JAMES HENRY JAMES HOGE Seniors PAULETTE HOLLIDAY Seniors RITA HUFF LARRY JOLLEY ALBERT HYCHE YVONNE KIRKPATRICK CECIL KNOWLES MARY LANGSTON JERRY LANKFORD DAVID JORDAN Seniors TERRY LANKFORD SONIA LATHAM 50 DEBORAH LIPSCOMB BILLY LIVINGSTON Seniors JERRY LOWE steve McMillan ROGER MAPLES VIRGINIA MARTIN TOMMY MATHIS SANDRA McCOLLISTER Picture Not Available Seniors ELLA McCORMICK LARRY YIcELROY BRENDA MIZE jimmy McDowell JACKIE MENNINGER Seniors i V SANDRA MOLOCK ____ LARRY MORGAN w FAT MOODY BILLY MORGAN JAMES MOON PATRICA MOSES JANICE MOYER Seniors DAVID MUSKETT Seniors DOUGLAS PARKER JUDY PARKER BILLY PONDER SHEILAH PRUITT PAUL PUCKETT � V i Seniors EMILIE RIDDLE CAROL ROBERSON ALICE ROBINSON MILDRED RATLEDGE BOBBIE RIGGINS JAMES ROBERTSON Seniors BILLY ROBINSON JAMES ROBINSON ALAN ROGERS ELLEN SIMMONS REBECCA SIMONTON WAYNE RUSHING Seniors TONY SPARKS CHARLOTTE SOUTHERLAND LINDA STAFFORD JANICE STEPHENS Seniors MARTHA TARRANCE JUDY SWEENEY Seniors PAUL TATE ANN TAYLOR EDNA TAYLOR KATHLEEN THOMAS BARBARA THRASHER MITCHELL TROUP GARRY TUCKER LINDA UNROE WAYNE WILSON Seniors JEANETTE WOMACK RONNIE WOMACK Picture Not Available LINDA WRIGHT The Junior Class of 1962-63 We’re the Best, There “Ain’t” No More, We’re the Class of ’64 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President—GREG PENLAND Secretary—SHAN BROWN Vice President—DENNIS BATTLES Treasurer—NANCY CARTER Dorothy Barnard Audrey Bates Martha Bates Barbara Batista Russell Archer Marie Argo Patsy Bagley Allen Barfield Barbara Barnard 66 Linda Bobo Peggy Bolding Jacklvnn Bright Raleigh Brock Marilyn Brown Terri Birchfield Jo Ann Bishop Johnny Blackwood Bobby Blair Loma Bethel Ranae Billingsley Shan Brown Shirley Bryant Kenneth Buckner Wynona Burkhalter Sheila Burns WOf tVMAW (at� . 4: Mary Callan Nancy Carter Dianne Chandler ifv Brenda Cherry Jerry Clark M0� 0 NOT AVAUAMJ Gary Collier Betty Collins Pat Cornelius Mary Cothran Glenda Cox Paulette Clark Jackie Clayton Tommy Clemons Martha Coley Billy Cox Mary Crews Judy Davis Sonja Davis Sherry Diffee Mary Fletcher Mike Galloway Bobby Garrett David Gartman Janett Gilbreath Shirley Gowens Margaret Gray Roselita Griffith Jackie Guttry James Hamilton 68 Michael Ann Hamil Elizabeth Hampton Janice Harbin Sharon Havnie Sandra Hill Dorothy Hooper Dennis Houk Zelma Jackson Betty Knight Mary Ann Lane Bobby Langley Stephanie Lawder Tonv Leonard 69 Jerry Don Mabrey Jimmy Mabrey David Mackey Mickey Mansfield Larry Lewis Mike Logan Danny Lowe Linda Loyd Mary Loyd Clyde McCollum Wanda McDonough Barbara Menninger Jerry Mitchell Diane Moore Ann Nance I arry Napper Bobby Neal Jackie Nelson 70 Gail New Dianne Newkirk Rodney Newton Sue Nix Kenneth Norman Jack Patton Mary Jo Paul PHOTO ■' 4. Orland Rakestraw Mike Reid Corky Reynolds Patricia Robertson David Rogers 71 TOO §04 T fM 4fc -« Sybil Smith Jane Snell Talmadge Spivey Michael Stallings James Rosser Gary Ryan Kenneth Simmons Dennis Smith Marvin Smith 72 Brenda Tyler Janice Vineyard Freddy Waddell Barry Wagnon Vivian Wagnon Ben Waits Albert Washburn Barbara Washburn Brian Warsham Bill Watkins James Whitaker Elaine White Gail Williamson Jo Willis Joe Womack Nila Faye Wood Martha Wynn Becky Young The Sophomore Class of 1962-63 We’ve Got Rhythm, We’ve Got Jive, the Class of Secretary—ANN BRISCOE Treasurer—KATHY PAYNE President—DUANE WARE Vice President—TED WILLIAMS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS •% Belinda Abney Tommy Adams Jerry Adcock Robert Almon Clinton Alverson Johnny Amos Jackie Archer Flodean Addison Sherry Akin Camille Allred Durwood Atchley Pat Autwell Kenneth Baker Linda Bales Tommy Balfour Calvin Barnett Lana Battles Brenda Beddingfield Jeanette Bellamy Virginia Berry Olivia Billingsly John Bishop Lajuana Boyd Martha Boyles Margaret Bradford Richard Brannon Gerald Bridges Ann Briscoe Danny Brock Elizabeth Brown Jeanie Brown Judy Brown Shirley Brown Sue Brown Wayne Brown Michael Browning John Buchanan Glenda Buckner Benny Buice Mary Burns Dennis Burton Brenda Burttram Shirley Butler Janice Bryant Brenda Carter Jan Campbell Glenda Caudle Ann Bynum Richard Bynum Randall Calcutt Glenda Chatman Bobby Clanton Joyce Clark Mary Clark Carolyn Cline Joyce Cline Larry Collins Mary Copeland Alva Jean Cornutt Tommy Grosley Steve Daniel Chip Davidson Vicky Eudy Gary Faulkner Paula Fields Kenneth Flowers Larry Foster Johnnie Fox Patsy Franklin Stanley George Linda Gilley Donna Golden Gary Golden Patricia Gowens Glenda Gray Gail Guined Bill Guthrie Monza Hale David Hales Jimmy Handy David Harris Glenn Harvey Wilton Hayes Ronnie Havgood Troy Horton Janie Huff Donald Hull Wendell Ingram Gilda Isbell James Johnson Johnny Johnson Martha Johnson V J2T � HOtO NOT AVAAAMJ Richard Johnson Sandra Johnson Danny Kidd Jim Kilgro Russell Kilpatrick Charlotte King Ronnie King Leta Lee Kay Lester Lura Lewison Patricia Latham Sharon LeCroy Retha Lowe Loretta Lyles David Miller Jean Moore Vickie Moore Riki Limbough Pat Linn Laura Logan Larry Maloney Danny McKay Robbie McElroy James McGriff Shirley McGriff Lynne Mielke Harold Mize Larry Moon Barbara Moore John Paul Morgan Lamar Morgan Ralph Morris Pat Morrow Carol Nadeau Patsy Nance Nancy Nipper Annette Nix Leon Pankey Myra Parker Tommy Parker Ima Jean Perran Ronnie Phillips Harvey Pinson Talmadge Ponder Eddie Powell Janice Pratt Jean Proffit Joan Proffit Kenneth Quinn Kathy Payne Ronald Payne Linda Poe Jackie Ray Billy Rector Bob Reaves Jerry Rogers Mary Rogers Myra Satterfield Larry Richardson Jerry Rickies Richard Sisco Corley Slaton Melton Smith Nadene Smith Rayford Smith Becky Smoot Don Snead Terry Snow Jimmy Stackhouse Judy Stanley Amos Stedham Carol Stephens Jerry Stephens Linda Tallent Nancy Thompson Diane Thornton Gloria Thrasher Sherrie Thrasher Michael Thrower Pat Thurman Bruce Thurmond Linda Tolbert Mary Jane Treece Phillip Troup Nancy Wheeler Peggy Whisenant Gary White Carolyn Willoughby Dwane Williams Jane Winkles Brenda Wise Jimmy Wise Margie Womack William Womack Dorothy Wood The Freshman Class of 1962-63 We’re Not Hoodlums, We’re Not We’re the Class of Hicks, President—CAROLYN AMOS Secretary—GLENN PLAYER Vice President—LINDA TURNER Treasurer—PEGGY BROOKS FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Cora Adair Mary Adair Janice Agan Sandra Alford Larry Alldredge Clifford Allen Jerry Alexander Carolyn Amos Claudia Armstrong Sherry Armstrong James Autwell Benny Baker Shirley Baker Bruce Ballenger Linda Balfour Lee Banks Jimmy Bannister Mira Batie Milton Batv Alice Bayne Betty Bearden Kathy Bearden Dennis Beck Wilma Bell Mary Ann Bellamy Robert Bellamy Peggy Bellew Donald Bennyfield Randy Berry James Biekle 90 Darlene Boggs Helen Bohanan Rodney Bolding Jerry Bonds Eddie Bowen Janet Brandon Jacky Brewer Mike Brewster Darlene Brooks Peggy Brooks Ricky Brooks Roger Brothers Jackie Brown Karen Brown Richard Brown Thomas Brown Wanda Buice Joe Burke David Cain Charlotte Cameron Susan Camp Linda Campbell Judy Carroll Ronnie Cash Jimmy Chambers Emily Cherry Janice Childers Danny Clayton Ellen Clayton Bobby Cole David Coley Tommy Collier Jerry Collins Robert Collins Betty Conwill Patsy Cooper Terry Copeland Brenda Cornutt Deidra Cornutt Mackey Cotton Mike Couch Wanda Couch Jeanette Countryman Ann Cowan Patricia Cox Barbara Croft Lavanda Cranford L. 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Crow Hilda Daniel Becky Davis George Davis Dennis Diffee Carolyn Dixon Shirley Dollahite Willie Drummond James Dye Aaron Edmondson Billy Elkins Brenda Elkins Donald Elkins Elaine Elkins Brenda Eller Anita Elliott Joyce Elliott Colen Ellis Janie England Neal Entrekin Jo Ann Esslinger Randy Farrow Thomas Fitts Larry Fortenberry Frances Fowler Linda Franklin Ronnie Franklin Larry Fraser Larry Freeman Ray Freeman Richard Frost Mike Fuller Kathy Fulmer Sue Galbreath Larry Grambiin Roger Gardner Patsy Garmany Carolyn Garner Jackie Garner Jimmie Garrison Gayla Gattis Linda Gilbert Shirley Gilley Troy Goble Donald Goodwin Janice Gordon Donald Grant Blenda Gray Gale Griffith Linda Griffith Robert Gul ledge Gene Guined Shelia Gunnells Sherry Guttry Linda Hales Hoyt Hamrick Brenda Hannah Donnie Hannah Frank Harris Jean Havnie Jerry Havnie Gary Henry David Herndon David Hester Linda Hester Byron Higgins Douglas Hill James Hill Ethel Holcomb Bobby Holladay Marvin Holland Carolyn Hollingsworth Walter Holt Patsy Hopper Jim Horne Charles Howell Dennis Hubbard Linda Humphries Leon Humphey Linda Hurtt Tim Hutchens W. 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Jenkins Don Jett Betty Ruth Johnson Larry Johnson La Vaughn Johnson Ann Jones Pat Jones Sadelia Jones David Kemp Susan Kerr Cynthia Kilgro Kay Kitchens Diane Klebine Donnie Knight Gemma Knight Kenneth Knight Eva Knowles Joan Koons Eugene Lankford Paulette Lambert Patricia Lawrence Evelyn Ledbetter Carrie Lee Wayne Lee Ronnie Leftwich Freedale Lemasters Jimmy Lemons Dennis Leverton Roger Lewis Jerry Liles Mary Lively Jean Love Jackie McCrary Barry McCuIley Becky McEIrov Eugene McGlaughn Robert McGowen Fred McGriff Larry Mabrey Joseph Mackey Tommy Martin Jimmy Mathis Richard Mayfield Brenda Miller Gene Millican David Mincey Beverly Mize Linda Mizell Beverly Mobley Kyle Moon Tommy Morgan Benny Morris George Morris Ralph Muskett Becky My rick Albert Nance Donnie Nance Roger Nelson Ronald Norris Jerome O’Bryant Linda Parks Larry Parnell Brenda Partee Gloria Parton Dennis Pate Virginia Patterson Larry Payne Ricky Peppers Patricia Petty Danny Phillips Larry Phillips Linda Phillips Richard Pinson Glenn Player Archie Ponder Sandra Pope DeWayne Prickett Jerry Pullen James Putman Wayne Quinn Zaylene Rakestraw Daniel Ramsey Fete Ran Fletcher Ray Cecil Reddish Donald Reed Jimmy Reed David Reynolds John Rails Martha Riddlespur Willard Robershaw Helen Robinson Linda Robinson Travis Robinson Gordon Rodriquez Regina Rutherford Gail Ryan Donna Self Randell Self Mary Sherrell Jennifer Shruni Charles Simmons Harold Simmons Chery l Slaton Michael Small Barbara Smith Ellen Smith Jean Smith Joan Smith Linda Smith Gail Snead James Snell Brenda Snow Dianne Southern Brenda Spinks Sue Sprayberry Judy Spurlock Kathy Stapler Mort Stapler Carl Stedham Charlotte Stephens Danny Stephens Jimmy Stephens Ronald Stephens Belanne Stewart Elmer Stewart Ronnie Stewart Alicia Stone Linda Strickland Brenda Stringer Kenneth Stringer Linda Suggs David Sullivan Johnny Sweeney John Taylor Brent Thomas Lanny Thomas Donald Thompson Donald Ardell Thompson Jimmy Thompson Vonda Thompson Mike Thorton Judy Thrasher Peggy Thrasher Robert Tillery Linda Tullv Charles Ed Turley Charles Eugene Turley Jenny Turner Linda Turner Bob Underwood Thomas Underwood Brenda Usrey Jimmy Usry Steve Vance Sherry Vest Charlene Vinson Ann Wadsworth Chris Waits Gary Waites Grady Walden Donna Wall Lindsey Walley Dorothy Warren Mary Nell Watkins Jackie Watts Linda Watts Ronnie Watts Linda West David White Gary W'hite Linda White Rita White Thomas White Kay Whitten Randy Wiggins Clayton Wildes George Wilburn Linda W'ilkerson Billy Willard Debbie Williams Gary Williams Jimmy Williams Larry Williams Tommy W illiams Dan Williamson Joey Willingham Vernon Wise Kay Womack Joe Wood Ronnie Wood Charles Wren 102 NATIONAL HONOR. SOCIETy NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY PRESIDENT: Jan Douglas VICE PRESIDENT: David Muskett SECRETARY: Renee Henson TREASURER: Susan Smith SPONSOR: Miss Nell Martin PURPOSE: To create an enthusiasm for scholarship, and to stimulate a desire to render service. i� «H I 104 FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY PRESIDENT: David Brown TREASURER: Jackie Goodson VICE PRESIDENT: Jan Douglas PARLIAMENTARIAN: Sarah Goss SECRETARY: Billy Tom Cox SPONSOR: Mrs. Geneva McKee PURPOSE: To stimulate interest in the study of French and to reward high scholastic attainments. SIGMA GAMMA PRESIDENT: Becky Smith SECRETARY: Nada Boyd VICE PRESIDENT: Patti Golden TREASURER: Brenda Delevie SPONSOR: Mrs. Helen Davidson PURPOSE: To promote social activities within the student body and to sponsor the Christmas Ball. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA PRESIDENT: Gail Hood SECRETARY: Jan Moyer VICE PRESIDENT: Pat Erwin TREASURER: Nada Boyd SPONSOR: Mrs. Patricia Barrow PURPOSE: To show young people who are interested in making teaching their profession just what is expected of a teacher at school and after school hours. 105 ALPHA TRI-HI-Y PRESIDENT: Susan Smith VICE PRESIDENT: Shirley Cornelius SECRETARY: Sonia Latham TREASURER: Sina Buffington CHAPLAIN: Sarah Goss SPONSOR: Miss Sarah Robinson PURPOSE: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. BETA TRI-HI-Y PRESIDENT: Lura Lewisson TREASURER: Toni Carroll VICE PRESIDENT: Deanna Walker CHAPLAIN: Ann Briscoe SECRETARY: Alana St. John SPONSOR: Mrs. Virginia Abney PURPOSE: To create, maintain, and extend throughout' the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. 106 GAMMA TRI-HI-Y PRESIDENT: Mary Ann Bellamy TREASURER: Carolyn Amos VICE PRESIDENT: Linda Tully CHAPLAIN: Hilda Daniel SECRETARY: Mary Sherrill SPONSOR: Mrs. Martha Ellis PURPOSE: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. HI-Y CLUB PRESIDENT: Harold Hodges VICE PRESIDENT: David Muskett SECRETARY: Terry Harris SPONSOR: Mr. Robert Johnson TREASURER: Danny Johnson CHAPLAIN: Jan Douglas PURPOSE: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. 107 DECA Club PURPOSE OF DECA To develop leadership and responsibility; to pro- vide opportunities for an intelligent career choice while meeting enrollment qualifications in school and to create an understanding of our free enter- prise system. Homecoming Car MR. DALE GARNER Sponsor OFFICERS: PRESIDENT: Charlotte Phillips MCE PRESIDENT: Edward Tallent SECRETARY: Vt anda McDonough TREASURER: Wvnona Burkhalter OFFICERS: PRESIDENT: Sonia Latham VICE PRESIDENT: Becky Goddard SECRETARY: Patti Golden TREASURER: Jane Avery PARLIAMENTARIAN: Becky Smith HISTORIAN: Sarah Goss REPORTER: Pat Spinks RECREATION LEADERS: Carol Roberson Jacklyn Bright Pat Moody FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA PURPOSE: To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. Homecoming Car New Members of F.H.A. 109 MU ALPHA THETA PRESIDENT: Jackie Goodson SECRETARY: Emilie Riddle VICE PRESIDENT: Johnny Clayton TREASURER: Dana Duncan SPONSOR: Mr. Tom Nichols PURPOSE: To encourage a keener interest in Mathematics, develop sound scholarship, and promote enjoyment among high school students. no SIGMA CHI IOTA PRESIDENT: Arnold Berry SECRETARY TREASURER: Lavelle Beasley VICE PRESIDENT: Alan Barfield SPONSOR: Mr. James Akers PURPOSE: To promote an understanding of science as related to every day living. FRENCH CLUB PRESIDENT: David Muskett TREASURER: Billy Cox VICE PRESIDENT: Carolyn Bynum HISTORIAN: Dana Duncan SECRETARY: Judy Davis SPONSOR: Mrs. Geneva McKee PURPOSE: To create an interest in the French language and to promote co-operation through correspondence with students living in France. DRAMA CLUB PRESIDENT: Jerry Mitchell SECRETARY: Nancy Igou VICE PRESIDENT: Riki Limbough TREASURER: Howard Carroll SPONSOR: Miss Marian Lowry' PURPOSE: To promote theatrical knowledge and experience. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA PRESIDENT: Patsy Bickle TREASURER: Patsy Bagley VICE PRESIDENT: Pat Envin SPONSORS: Mrs. Marie McDonald SECRETARY: Jackie Nelson Mrs. Mary Boyd PURPOSE: To develop competent, aggressive business leadership and to create more interest and understanding in the choice of business occupations. I 1 MONITOR S CLUB PRESIDENT: Carolyn Bynum SECRETARY: Nancy Bellamy VICE PRESIDENT: TREASURER: Judy Davis SPONSOR: Mr. Briscoe PURPOSE: To help raise funds for United Cerebral Palsy. TEENAGE BOOK CLUB PRESIDENT: Donald Hull VICE PRESIDENT: Howard Carroll SECRETARY: Ronnie Watts TREASURER: Linda Bales SPONSOR: Mrs. Eunice Davis PURPOSE: To stimulate and encourage the reading of good, worthwhile hooks and to make reading fun. 113 COLDENTONE CHOIR PRESIDENT: Becky Smith TREASURER: Kay Parris VICE PRESIDENT: Nancy Carter CHAPLAIN: Paulette Clark SECRETARY: Vivian Wagnon SPONSOR: Miss Frances Tatum PURPOSE: To maintain and improve our music standards. REBELETTES PRESIDENT: Alana St. John SECRETARY TREASURER: Sue Hollingsworth VICE PRESIDENT Retha Lowe SPONSOR: Miss Frances Tatum PURPOSE: To have a small vocal ensemble available for performance at all times. r_- 114 LIBRARY CLUB PRESIDENT: Becky Smith SECRETARY-TREASURER: Belinda Abney VICE PRESIDENT: Judy Parker SOCIAL CHAIRMAN: Pat Spinks SPONSOR: Mrs. Laura Inzer PURPOSE: To promote reading and interest in books among the students at Emma Sansom High School. AUDIO VISUAL CLUB PRESIDENT: Jerry Lankford SECRETARY: Terry Lankford VICE PRESIDENT: Larry McEIroy TREASURER: Jimmy Alford SPONSOR: Mrs. Laura Inzer PURPOSE: To provide teachers with educational filmstrips and to teach students how to operate audio visual equipment. 115 ART CLUB PRESIDENT: Terry Lankford SECRETARY: Mary Burns VICE PRESIDENT: Elizabeth Hampton TREASURER: Brenda Parrish SPONSOR: Mr. Fred Ingram PURPOSE: To bring about a better understanding and appreciation of the fine arts. D.O. CLUB PRESIDENT: Albert Bell VICE PRESIDENT: James Smith SECRETARY: Sandra Gaskin TREASURER: Pat Robertson SPONSOR: Mr. John Weaver 1 URPOSE: To stimulate proper attitudes, build character, promote and guide behavior changes vital to the development of a good citizen. It'S Emma Sansom Member: TAU MU KAPPA PRESIDENT: Harold Hodges SECRETARY: Carolyn Bynum VICE PRESIDENT: Jerry Mitchell TREASURER: Nancy Bellamy SPONSOR: Mr. “Rip” Reagan PURPOSE: To promote better musicians and citizens through band training. Student Council Left to right, SITTING: Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Beard, Supervisor, and Mrs. Cox. STANDING: Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Godhcy, Mrs. Lowe, and Mrs. O’tingcr. 119 Stealing a kiss under the mistletoe . . . “AS TIME GOES BY” 120 QUEEN EMILY Our Queen in the Valentine Program The Queen is crowned With her favorite teacher, Mr. Schmitz. 122 Emily’s family happy over her success. JUNIOR BEAUTY Miss Vivian Wagnon 125 jnff m wttm II MM mm® FRESHMAN BEAUTY Miss Sherry Guttry Homecoming Court SENIOR MAID Becky Goddard escorted by Mitche! Troup SOPHOMORE MAID Jan Campbell escorted by Duane Ware JUNIOR MAID Janice Fowler escorted by Greg Penland FRESHMAN MAID Kathy Fulmer escorted by Danny Clayton 128 129 HOMECOMING QUEEN Miss Becky Smith SENIOR FAVORITES Shirley Cornelius and Johnny Clayton 130 JUNIOR FAVORITES Dianne Moore and Dennis Battles 131 SOPHOMORE FA VORITES Marilyn Wynn and Philip Troup FRESHMAN FA VORITES Carolyn Amos and Jimmy Thompson JOHNNY REBEL David Israel Musket t ice President of the National Honor Society; Member of the French National Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta; President of the French Club; Vice President of the Monitors’ Club; Vice President of the Freshman Class; Vice President of Hi-Y and a delegate to Hi-Y Legislature; Delegate to Boys State and elected Commissioner of Public Safety; Ideal Senior and Freshman Who’s Who; Third year letterman in football, basketball, and baseball. 134 MISS EMMA SANSOM Susan Lynn Smith Treasurer of the National Honor Society; Member of the French National Honor Society; Editor of the “Talisman”; Member of the French Club; Tapped as member of the Goldentone Choir; President of the Alpha Tri-Hi-Y; Member of the Annual Staff for three years; Senior Who’s Who; Member of Sigma Gamma and Future Teachers of America. 135 MISS F.B.L.A. Patsy Bickle Winners in “Friends of the Library” Essay Contest. Susan Kerr, Paulette Clark, and Evelyn Ledbetter. MISS F.H.A. Janice Pendley 136 MISS BETTY CROCKER Sarah Goss GOOD CITIZENSHIP GIRL Miss Carolyn Bynum Representative to Girls’ State; Member of the French National Honor Society; Vice President of the French Club; Secretary of the Tau Mu Kappa; President of the Monitors’ Club; Projects Chairman for Alpha Tri-Hi-Y; Member of the Future Teachers of America and Sigma Gamma; Freshman Who's Who; Member of the Rebel Band for four years. 137 MR. AND MRS. SWEETHEART Mrs. Betty Fuhrman and Mr. Ben Pillitary 138 Valentine Program ?mwwm iWmT_ w,v,vM- % ♦VoVAVlr ♦ M rnniL - iVAy AVAv VAy Awa Beauty Candidates mt mm PATTI GOLDEN Senior JANICE MOYER Senior NANCY BELLAMY Junior MARY ANN LANE Junior MARILYN WYNN Sophomore Beauty Candidates KAY PARRIS Junior TOM CARROLL Sophomore SUSAN KERR Freshman Beauty Candidates KATHY FULMER Freshman BELANNE STEWART Freshman FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE OF Ella McCormick George Elrod Ideal Seniors WIT OF Sina Buffington James Robinson 145 PERSONALITY OF Jan Moyer Jimmy Alford AMBITION OF Mary Louise Langston David Muskett Ideal Seniors EYES OF Ann Arnold Gary Tucker APPEARANCE OF Rita Huff Larry Goodson Ideal Seniors HAIR OF Linda Wright Terry Lankford FRIENDLIEST Pat Moody Billy Tom Cox MOST DEPENDABLE Renee Henson Charles Atchley Senior Who's Who MOST COURTEOUS Marie Whitten Sherman Guyton 148 BEST LOOKING Patti Golden Mitchel Troup MOST POPULAR Gail Hood Terry Harris Senior Who's Who MOST VERSATILE Susan Smith Jan Douglas 149 Junior Who's Who BEST PRESSED Eva Gene Perkins Brian Warsham MOST STUDIOUS Greg Penland Margaret Gray MOST ATHLETIC Mary Ann Lane James Whittaker Junior Who’s Who CUTEST Sue Nix Danny Lowe MOST POPULAR Elaine White Stanley Carter JOLLIEST Gail W'illiams Raleigh Brock Sophomore Who's Who CUTEST Ann Briscoe Jerry Rickies MOST STUDIOUS Carolyn Cline Donald Hull WITTIEST Lura Lewisson Glenn Harvey Sophomore Who’s Who MOST ATHLETIC Vicki Moore Ted Williams SWEETEST Toni Carroll George French MOST POPULAR Jeanie Brown Duane Ware 153 Freshman Who’s Who CUTEST Kathy Fulmer Larry Thomas MOST BEWILDERED Debbie Williams Glen Player BEST LIKED Linda Mizeil Danny Clayton MOST HELPFUL Mrs. McKee and Mr. Holt MOST ATTRACTIVE Mrs. Barrow and Mr. Heath 156 Teachers Who's Who BEST PERSONALITY Miss Robinson and Mr. Reagan MOST EFFECTIVE INSTRUCTORS Miss Tatum and Mr. Akers Teachers Who's Who BEST LEADERSHIP ABILITY Mrs. Abney and Mr. Garner MOST VERSATILE Miss Perkins and Mr. Nichols JOLLIEST Mrs. Brooks and Mr. Weaver NEATEST Miss Lowry and Mr. Hardy Mrs. Corbett s Homeroom Wins Re co gnition in Red Cross Fund Drive Homeroom Officers Room 13 Homeroom President DAVID DROWN Honor Students 158 Girls: Sweaters are harder to get . . . “AS TIME GOES BY” Football HEAD COACH GEORGE ‘‘BLACKIE HEATH ASSISTANT COACH BEN PILLITARY THE SECOND STRING DUANE WARE Quarterback DAVID MUSKETT Quarterback JERRY RICKLES Halfback TERRY HARRIS Halfback ROBERT SOSEBEE Quarterback MITCHEL TROUP Halfback SHERMAN GUYTON Fullback JERRY STEPHENS End JOE ELLIS End RONALD GRAY Tackle JAMES HOGE End DURWOOD ATCHLEY End DENNIS BATTLES End TALMADGE PONDER Fullback WAYNE BROWN Guard JERRY MABREY Guard 166 MICKEY MANSFIELD Guard FREDDIE W ADDELL Guard WALTER HOLT—“A” Team Basketball Coach JIM STRICKLAND—“B” Team Basketball Coach Basketball 1962-1963 “A” TEAM 1962-1963 “B” TEAM 167 Baseball COACH WALTER HOLT DAVID MUSKETT Shortstop JAN DOUGLAS Pitcher GEORGE ELROD Pitcher DANNY JOHNSON Outfield DAVID JORDAN 2nd Base LARRY MORGAN Outfield TERRY HARRIS Outfield PAT GALLAGHER Outfield DONALD PILCHER Catcher JACKIE CLAYTON Shortstop DURWOOD ATCHLEY Outfield JERRY STEPHENS Outfield DENNIS SMITH Pitcher BOBBY NEAL 2nd Base JERKY STEWART 3rd Base JACKIE CUTTRY Pitcher Track Team of 1963 Girls Basketball Team Baseball Managers 1963 Baseball Team Sansom Scoreboard SANSOM TOPS HUNTSVILLE 14-7 For the 3rd consecutive year the Rebels opened their football season with a victory over Huntsville. Neither team was able to score in the first half. Sansom put the first numbers on the score- board early in the 3rd quarter as Harris romped 13 yards off tackle for 6 points, and went the same route for the extra point. But Huntsville stormed right back to tie things at 7-7. Sansom’s second score came on a 25 yard pass from Muskett to Hoge, who out- fought a Huntsville defender to make a brilliant catch and lunge over the goal line. Harris carried for the PAT to make it 14-7. Huntsville made a final strong bid with a 1st down at the Sansom 1-yard line, but a tremendous goal line stand by the Rebel line held them the 4 downs. REBELS TAME WILDCATS 14-7 Sansom took the opening kickoff and moved 70 yards in just 6 snaps for Their first score. Harris ate up most of the yardage to put the ball in scoring position. A 15-yard pass from Muskett to Troup gave the Rebels 6 points and Harris’s PAT made it 7-0. A fumble by Sansom shortly after allowed Guntersville to tie things up at 7-7. Sansom’s second score came after some nice gains by Harris and Troup. Troup turned left end for the touchdown and added the PAT to give the Rebels a 14-7 lead at halftime. That’s how it ended. Guntersville had other scoring opportunities but the strong Rebel line wouldn’t give in. REBS RIP HOKES BLUFF 19-6 A pass interception and 26 yard run-back by Harris set up the first Rebel TD. Troup carried the pigskin across for the marker, 6-0. Again Harris picked off an Eagle pass and returned it 20 yards. On a fourth down situation Muskett passed to Harris to move the ball to the 2 and Muskett sneaked it over for the TD. Troup’s PAT gave Sansom a 13-0 lead. Hokes Bluff came back with their own 6 pointer before the half to make the score 13-6. The final Rebel score came in the final seconds on a 3-yard plunge by Ponder. 174 SANSOM STOMPS GLENN 44-6 The Rebels rolled past Glenn with ease as every man on the team saw action. During the short time the regulars played, Harris scored 2 touchdowns and Troup scored another. For the reserves. Rickies, Ware, Hull, and Johnny Blackwood all joined in the fun to score touchdowns. Sansom ran up 285 yards on the ground while Glenn wound up with 18 yards. The only Glenn score came when a Sansom defender tipped a pass into the hands of a waiting opponent who fled the final yards for the 6-pointer. REBELS BLAST ONEONTA 20-7 This was a battle of two unbeatens and the Rebels stayed that way. After some key yard age by Harris, Muskett sneaked over from the one for the initial score. Hull’s PAT gave Sansom a 7-0 first quarter lead. Oneonta moved to the Sansom 2 but Troup picked up a Redskin fumble at the 6 and fled 94 yards for the 2nd Rebel score and a 13-0 lead. Oneonta struck fast, then, carrying the ensuing kickoff 80 yards for a TD to make the score 13-7 at intermission. In the second half Harris picked off a Red- skin pass and returned it 45 yards. Six plays later Harris piled across for the score and Hull’s PAT made the score 20-7 for the Rebels. BULLDOGS NUDGE SANSOM 13-7 Anniston, remembering Sansom’s homecoming victory over them last year, came back to win their own homecoming by almost the same score. The Bulldogs, a formidable foe on their home turf, were extremely stingy on defense. Neither team scored in the first period of play, but Anniston crowded two touchdowns and a PAT into the 2nd period. The Rebels got into the game in the 3rd quarter as Harris and Muskett clicked off nice gains. Harris scored on an 11 yard run and went the same route for the PAT. However, that was the last score the Rebels could muster. 175 BLUE DEVILS STUN REBELS 26-0 Powerful Etowah, fresh from a big homecoming win, rolled right on over the smaller Emma Sansom team. The Rebels played hard, holding the Blue Devils to a slim 6-0 margin at halftime. In the second half Etowah took to the air for sizeable yardage and added 3 big touchdowns to the lone first-half marker. Harris and Troup produced some of their usual good running, but the hard-working Rebel line just couldn’t hold back the Devils and so the final score, 26-0. SANSOM HOLDS SCOTTSBORO 6-6 This game was as even as the score indicated with statistics showing little difference in the two teams, except for a slight edge for Sansom in passing yardage. The first Rebel score came in the first period as Harris ran 11 yards up the middle to give Sansom a 6-0 lead. Scottsboro just beat the half- time clock to put their own 6 points on the scoreboard. In the 2nd half it was practically all defense, with Dennis Battles, James Hoge. Ted Williams. Ronald Gray, Greg Penland, Freddie Waddell, Jackie Clayton, David Muskett. and Bobby Blair all turning in good performances. AGGIES OUTLAST REBS 6-0 As the rain came down in sheets and the field stood ankle-deep in mud, it was clearly no night for football. The Aggies, however, took advantage of it and waded across the goal line once in the 3rd period for 6 points and those six won for them. Muskett s passing could have made the difference if it had been dry, but there are always “if’s and it was by no means dry. Harris and Troup, as usual, came through with several good runs. SANSOM TIES GADSDEN 7-7 The two cross-town rivals battled this one out to a 7-7 draw, but it was like two different games. Emma Sansom completely dominated play in the first half, while Gadsden stole the show in the second half. The Rebels’ touchdown came after long gainers by Harris who finally fought his way the remaining 3 yards for the score. Troup’s PAT gave Sansom a 7-0 lead at halftime. Gadsden came back with their own 7 points in the third period of play. Only 5 yards of penalties were charged throughout the game and this was simply an offsides. Scenes oj Homecoming Emma Sansom Rebel Band Confederettes HEAD MAJORETTE Elaine White DRUM MAJOR Du id Gartman MR. BILLY “RIP” REAGAN—Director Majorettes Band Sections TROMBONES BARITONES BASSOONS AND BASS CLARINETS CLARINETS PERCUSSIONS TRUMPETS 182 FLUTES PATSY BAGLEY JANICE BRYANT ANN BRISCOE KAY LESTER ELAINE WHITE Head Majorette MARILYN WYNN 183 GAIL HOOD PAT MOODY LAJUANA BOYD JUDY GRIFFITH Head Cheerleader PATTI GOLDEN Assistant Head Cheerleader JEANIE BROWN SHIRLEY McGRIFF Rebel Cheerleaders 1962-63 NADA BOYD BECKY YOUNG EVA LEE BROWN 185 Winning Car—Sophomore Class Annual Staff Car Freshman Class Car Coldontones 187 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y Car The Teachers Take Over 188 What did you lose, Danny? Homecoming Court SENIOR MAID Becky Goddard escorted by Jackie Goodson SOPHOMORE MAID Jan Campbell escorted by Jan Douglas FRESHMAN MAID Kathy Fulmer escorted by Larry Morgan 194 Scenes of the SENIOR BEAUTY Pat Erwin escorted by Jackie Goodson SOPHOMORE BEAUTY Jan Campbell escorted by Stanley Carter The Queen and the Beauties QUEEN Emilie Riddle escorted by Jan Douglas Beauty Contest JUNIOR BEAUTY Vivian Wagnon escorted by Greg Pen land FRESHMAN BEAUTY Sherry Gut try escorted hv Terry Harris 200 201 MRS. MARY THOMPSON COMPLIMENTS of ETOWAH COUNTY CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION GADSDEN American National Bank First National Bank East Gadsden Bank Alabama City Bank MEMBERS OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION First National Bank The Exchange Bank ALTOONA First State Bank ATTALLA WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT ALABAMA CITY BANK GADSDEN, ALABAMA Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 205 Compliments of UNITED STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, AFL-CIO Local Union 2176 JACK RYAN President CECIL AULTMAN Vice President I. C, WALDROP Financial Secretary L. W. GRAY Treasurer DAFFORD BREWSTER Recording Secretary MO NortH 27th Street ALABAMA CITY, ALA. 208 CONOR A TULA TIONS to the Senior Class of '63 EMMA SANSOM HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION 209 More Snaps oj Oar Band 211 213 Compliments REBEL BAND CLUB Compliments of TRO-FE DAIRY MARTIN THEATRES Get more out of life, go out to a movie. Compliments of PITMAN RITZ PRINCESS ETOWAH MERITA BAKERY 216 97 cati— BAKERY, INCORPORATED GADSDEN, ALABAMA Congratulations to a Fine School Reach for HARTS BREAD Freshest There Is RAINBOW Compliments of ARTHUR'S DEPARTMENT STORE MATTRESS COMPANY 1610 Alabama Avenue GADSDEN, ALABAMA PHONE LI 6-6319 217 Beauty Pageant 218 220 221 Compliments of ROSS GRflMMVG Your Friendly Furniture Store 301 CHESTNUT STREET PHONE LI 3-3371 Compliments Compliments of of CLAYTON'S CAFE BELLEUVE BEAUTY 1107 Noccalula Rd. SHOP A Store Complete — 1206 Noccalula Rd. Full of Good Things to Eat. PHONE LI 3-9188 GADSDEN AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION GADSDEN, ALABAMA B U I C K Crown Motors, Inc. John Thomas Motors, Inc. Nesbitt Motor Company Wiggins Motor Company Pierson Chevrolet C S Garage, Inc. 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MARVIN'S HARDWARE ALABAMA CITY and GADSDEN ALABAMA ;OCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 2.cKzCttcf, DIXIE FOOD STORE BILL MOON—Owner 2407 Forrest Avenue Congratulations From GADSDEN PRINTING COMPANY First in Quality, Fairest in Price Fastest in Service 2403-05 KYLE AVE. ALABAMA CITY FOOTE BROTHERS FURNITURE Big Alabama City Store Trade With the Boys 225 “Alma Mater ’ Civil g the team the buildup i, needs. Our Cheerleaders Homecoming Graduates from last year view the festivities. The Homecoming Candidates Wha' haPP™ed to the eoach? 226 K. Compliments of ■ FRED ALLEN FLORIST Flowers for All Occasions 305 SOUTH 5th STREET Day 6-0438 Night 7-6340 JAMES ABNEY GEORGE WRIGHT ECONOMY MOTORS LI 7-1683 2000 Forrest Avenue Gadsden, Alabama Compliments of RAINS TV RADIO COMPANY WESTERN AUTO STORE Davis Tires Wizard Auto Parts 208 27th Street 300 South 5th Street Gadsden, Alabama ALABAMA CITY, ALA. Phone LI 7-4312 PHONE LI 7-0521 R.C.A., Admiral, Motorola Sylvania, G.E., TV and Appliances J. T. RAINS Owner Compliments of MARTIN'S GRILL MEATS, INC. 108 South Ninth St. EAST GADSDEN, ALABAMA 228 Compliments BILBRO'S DRUG STORE We Fill Any Doctor's Prescription PHONE LI 6-2727 GADSDEN, ALABAMA 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 Developers CLAYTON CONSTRUCTION CO. Always pleased to show you OFFICES Noccalula Plaza Shopping Center PHONE LI 3-4245 NOCCALULA BOWLING LANES 16 Brunswick Bowling Lanes Bowl the Brunswick Way—Number One Name in Bowling For Extra Fun, Sign Up for League Bowling CALL 7-4977 Builders COMMUNITY BUILDERS Oil iuvjSojj SuiwoDdiuofj inQ fo sdmig r T v ■ . -'fycA.v More Homecoming Snaps 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—27 Years of Fair Dealing WE KEEP A GOOD STOCK OF ONE AND TWO BEDROOM TRAILERS Phone LI 6-4332, Alabama City 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. Compliments of STATE TERMITE PEST CONTROL CO. INSULATION BLOWN-IN 924 Gardner Street Phone LI 7-6325 FLOYD C. ERWIN, Owner Heating and Air Conditioning Contractors THE MERRILL COMPANY Box 133 Corner of Braid and Plainview Gadsden, Alabama PHONE LI 7-4951 Compliments of BUDD'S 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 232 Compliments of JACK SAKS Ladies' Ready-to-Wear 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 LUKE'S DRIVE-IN BAR-B-Q 121 North 33rd Street Phone LI 3-9428 GADSDEN, ALABAMA VANCE SHOE COMPANY Shoes of Integrity for the Whole Family GADSDEN, ALABAMA STANLEY'S MEN'S STORE 508 Broad Street Gadsden, Alabama DAN H. MILAM FLOYD BEDDINGFIELD ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING CO., INC. 2101 Forrest Ave. GADSDEN, ALABAMA PEOPLE'S FURNITURE CO. Working People's Friend 212 North 27th Street ALA. CITY, ALA. Compliments of GADSDEN AMBULANCE CO. 102 South Franklin GADSDEN, ALABAMA 233 Hold it, Seniors BENNY'S Studio of Photography 227 Broad Street PHONE LI 6-3386 —LI 6-3387 To the 1963 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 ALAGASCO Serving in Gadsden, Glencoe, and Attalia Compliments of RUTENBURG'S GUARANTEE 412 Broad Street Compliments of Compliments of BAILEY CLEANERS WESTERN AUTO 1108 Noccalula Rd. 514 Broad Street LI 6-9601 LI 3-2424 234 E. E. FORBES SONS PIANO CO., INC. Everything in Music 440 Chestnut Street Compliments of PHONE LI 7-1627 Rainbow City Shopping Center Compliments of McMAHAN GREENHOUSE STORY'S COUNTRY STORE 2512 Schuler Avenue Gadsden, Alabama Alabama City Station PHONE Liberty 6-1711 WGAD —1350 ISBELL HALLMARK FURNITURE COMPANY Gadsden's Most Popular Station Out of the High Rent District 57 Years in West Gadsden 1150-58 Forrest Avenue GADSDEN, ALABAMA Sandwiches and Short Orders Air Conditioned RIGGINS SERVICE RUNT'S PLACE 1101 Noccalula Road Free Parting in Rear of Sinclair Service Sfation 635 Broad Street Gadsden, Alabama LI 3-9356 KART RENTAL TRACK, INC. Meighan Blvd. at Hood All Ages Enjoy the Thrill of Karting J. H. DENSON. Mgr. u Phone 6-4831 Gadsden, Alabama AAA STANDARD OIL u Dealer 235 Compliments of HOSMER TRANSFER STORAGE CO. (Agents of ALLIED VAN LINES) Local and Long Distance Moving PHILLIPS DRUG STORE 2401 Kyle Ave. COME BY AFTER SCHOOL DEPENDABLE j|V DRUGGIST f Compliments Gadsden's Finest Store for the Entire Family of Phone LI 3-4581 BANHOLZER GROCERY 236 CLOTHING CO. SAVE AT GRANTS-----YOUR FRIENDLY FAMILY STORE Compliments PIONEER LIFE CASUALTY COMPANY Home Office in Gadsden, Alabama Operating in Nine Southeastern States LIFE INSURANCE IS VALUABLE PROPERTY Eighteen Years of Providing Unexcelled Protection Is Evidence of Excellence LAVERTY PIANO COMPANY Pianos, Organs, Band Instruments ESTABLISHED 1888 923 Forrest Avenue 237 239 Compliments of REICH MOTOR HOTEL Pizza That's Different DOMINICK'S PIZZA 2018 RAINBOW DRIVE Also a Complete Line of Italian, American Food. All Food Cooked to Order. TAKE OUT SERVICE Call LI 3-9373 JACKSON CONCRETE COMPANY General Concrete Work P. O. BOX 646 Gadsden, Alabama MELL-O-DAIRY MICHAEL JEWELERS 511 Broad Street and Agricola Shopping Center Teenage Accounts Invited SOMBRERO DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT 3204 Forrest Avenue Gadsden, Alabama PHONE LI 3-9244 Compliments of GUY CLEANING Alabama City, ALABAMA Compliments of TED'S BARBER SHOP 119 North 27th Street Alabama City, Alabama UNION BARBER SHOP 240 Coach Pillitary and daughters. What was that joke, Mr. Pillitary? Mrs. Corbett meeting a new friend, Walter Boyd. I’m thinking only of you. Miss Perkins. 241 Teachers and little Fuhrmans. Sarah explaining “REBEL REVIEW” work 242 243 246 May each day in the week Be a happy day May you make a friend Of each one you meet May each day in the month Be a happy day May you give a smile To each one you greet May each day in the year Be a happy day May you keep and cherish Each memory pictured here May you be as happy always As you’ve been each Sansom year. 247 THE “TALISMAN” Published by the Annual Staff of Emma Sansom High School Gadsden. 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