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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1964 volume:

Emma Sansom High School WHAT IS A HIGH SCHOOL? When you think of a high school, what do you see? This is the picture that comes to me: A high school is people—teenagers and all. It’s assemblies and classes and a rush in the hall. It’s panic at grade cards; it's purple and gold; It’s thrills and excitement that never grow old. Suspense fills the hallways, and rivalry’s keen. All yearn for a scholarship; who will be Queen? A high school means projects and clubs with their fun. And everyone working till all tasks are done; Tense moments at l all games—Will we win or not? That “Fightin’ Reb” spirit means more than we thought! What is a high school ? W hat is its story ? We’ve told it here in all of its glory! Through the Pages of Vj? The 1964 TALISMAN The Annual Staff Invites you to take Journey Through Rebel Land EMMA SanSOM HIGH SCHOOL 3 [ KHT1SKMKYI'S — CONTENTS DEDICATION - ADMINISTRATION FACULTY STUDENT COUNCIL ORGANIZATIONS — ACTIVITIES FEATURES ...— ATHLETICS PUBLICATIONS — TALISMAN” STAFF REBEL REVIEW” STAFF — CLASSES Dedication We the members of the Annual Staff dedicate the 1961 “Talisman” to one who has been faithful to Emma Sansom High School through disappointing years as well as through successful years. Although he is quiet and not outspoken publicly, his teaching ability cannot be denied by anyone. Since he was a “Little All-American” football player he is considerer! one of football’s all time greats. During his coach- ing career he has produced more All-State backs than any other coach in Alabama. To you, Coach George Blackie’ Heath this is our way of saying, “Thanks for your most loyal and faithful support to Emma Sansom High School and to our great Rebel football team.” MYRA SATTERFIELD Assistant Editor JEANIE BROWN Business Manager 8 MRS. AULTA LEE CORBETT Sponsor EDITORIAL STAFF Seated: Dianne Chandler. Myra Satterfield. Elaine White. Standing: Paula Fields Ann Bynum. Laura Logan. Mary Bums, Belinda Abney, Judy Striplin. Eva Gene Perkins. Susan Kerr. BUSINESS STAFF Seated: Peggy Brooks. Mary Ann Bellamy. Jeanie Brown. Standing: Bellanne Stewart. Ricky Brooks. Walter Holt, Cilda Isbell, Ray Cox, Linda Mizell, Raleigh Brock, Kathy Dixon. 9 Editor STAFF Seated: Margaret Cray, Kathy Payne. Standing: Durwood Atrhley , Gale Sartin. Mike Couch,. Brenda Spink� . Deanna Walker, Judy Wat- kin� , Becky Myrick, Nancy Igou. 10 II • • • jno MOU J OJ J9§ pupq pqay qSnojqj Xaiunof jnoX uq Administration Administration ftSSI w' k MR. W. O. BRISCO Principal MR. ROBERT G. JOHNSON Assistant Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION r Lef 1 W° 'lr- ,F- w- L5r,l . Chairman; Mrs. H. C. Wright; Mr. I. J. Browder, Superintendent; Mr. P. V. I-ove; Mr. M. C. Bentley. Student Council GREG PENLAND President of the Student Body STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Left to right: Billy Cox, Vice-President; Nancy Bellamy, Secretary; Linda Bush, Treasurer; Gregg Penland, Presi- dent. English Department MRS. AUDREY CULVER—Sophomore English MRS. GLENDA SMITH—Junior English MISS VERA JONES-—Freshman English MRS. ELAINE BALLARD—Sophomore English MRS. AULTA COR BEIT—Senior English MISS SARAH ROBINSON -Junior English MRS. EUNICE DAVIS—Freshman English MRS. MARTHA ELLIS—Freshman English Commercial Department MRS. MARY BOYD—Shorthand. Bookkeeping MRS. MARIE McDONALD-—Advanced Shorthand. Advanced Typing MRS. PAT BARROW—Typing 16 History Department MISS NELLE MARTIN—American History MISS LERA GRADY—Civics MRS. GENEVA McKEE—Guidance. French. American Government MR. ROBERT G. JOHNSON—American History Science Department MR. JACK LITTLE—Physics, Chemistry MR. GRADY NORTON Biology MRS. VIRGINIA ABNEY—Biolog MR. GARY MUSKETT—General Science MR. CLARENCE “Doc” GARRY—General Science 17 Math Department MR. TOM NICHOLS—Geometry, Advanced Math MRS. HELEN DAVIDSON—Economics, General Math, Advanced Math MR. GEORGE THOMAS—Geometry, Algebra MISS REBECCA OWENS—Algebra MR. MILTON HARDY—Algebra, General Math Occupational Department MR. R. C. SCHMITZ—Shop MISS ELAINE PERKINS—Home Economics MR. JOHN WEAVER—Diversified Occupations MR. DALE GARNER—Distributive Education 18 Atlilelic Department MR. WALTER HOLT—Basketball MR. GEORGE “Blackie” HEATH -Football MR. BEN P1LLITARY—Football MR. GARY MUSKETT—Football Music Department MR. BILLY “Rip” REAGAN—Band MISS FRANCES TATUM—Glee Club MR. WAYNE GOLDEN—Band 19 Faculty MR. FRED INGRAM—Art MISS BEATRICE BROWNING—Library MRS. SUE LANG Registrar Mrs. Frances brooks Lunch Room Personnel Girls Physical Education Left to right: Mrs. Helen Beard—Supervisor, Mrs. Roselle Lowe, Mrs. Eula Cox, Mrs. Ruth Collins, Mrs. Esto Godbey, Mrs. Jessie Williamson, 20 Mrs. Ethel Otinger P.T.A. OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Mrs. Emma Cornutt VICE-PRESIDENT: Mrs. C. T. Whisonant HISTORIAN: Mrs. Homer Buffington SECRETARY: Mrs. Harold McDonald TREASURER: Mr. L. C. Smith PARLIAMENTARIAN: Mr. Robert Johnson Rebel Band Club OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Mr. Millard White VICE-PRESIDENT: Mr. L. S. Edwards TREASURER: Mr. L. B. Davidson Not pictured: SECRETARY: Mrs. George Martin “S” Club Alumni OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Mr. Charles Moore VICE-PRESIDENT: Mr. Vernon Thomas ALUMNI MEMBERS: Mr. Connie Entrekin Mr. Gerald Yother Not pictured: SECRETARY: Mr. Howard Kolegrove TREASURER: Mr. Boh Harris 21 On your Journey Through Rebel Land 22 visit our classrooms . . . Seniors Senior Class Here we begin our journey as we fondly reminisce of parties, dances, games, steadies, homecoming and never-to-be forgotten friendships. We shall spend our last year in the best way possible from the opening day to graduation. OFFICERS Left to right: Dennis Battles, President; Jerry Mitchell, Vice-President: Nancy Bellamy, Secretary; Paulette Clark, Treasurer. 24 RUSSELL ARCHER PATSY BAGLEY CALVIN BARNETT 25 DOROTHY BARNARD Seniors ALLEN BARFIELD - BARBARA BARNARD RICHARD BRANNON JACKLYNN BRIGHT SHAN BROWN MARILYN BROWN Seniors RALEIGH BROCK SHIRLEY BRYANT Seniors SHEILA BURNS LINDA BUSH LARRY BYNUM JOSEPH BYNUM WYNONA BURKHALTER MARY CALLAN V JIMMY CASH 30 PAULETTE CLARK Seniors STANLEY CARTER NANCY CARTER JACKIE CLAYTON DIANNE CHANDLER Seniors LYLA GANNON BOBBY GARRETT MIKE GALLOWAY SHIRLEY COWENS EMORY EOX 34 DAVID GARTMAN ELIZABETH HAMPTON JAMES HAMILTON 35 Seniors JACKIE GlTTRY ROSELITA GRIFFIN MARGARET GRAY Seniors SANDRA HILL JANICE HARBIN BARBARA HOGE CLIFF HOLT LINDA HOOD 3 ( JERRY HOLLEY 38 LINDA LANGLEY LARRY LEWIS Wanda McDonough JERRY MABREY JIMMIE MABREY 39 Seniors DANNY LOWE MICHAEL LOGAN MICKEY MANSFIELD 40 RONALD MARTIN Seniors JAMES MARTIN DAVID MACKEY RICHARD MARTIN BOBBY MAYBEN 42 KAY PARRIS MIKK PATRICK MARY JO PAUL Seniors GREG PENLAND EVA GENE PERKINS LARRY PHILLIPS 43 JIMMY PETTY JERRY PAYNE KENNETH SIMMONS Seniors DAVID ROGERS GARY RYAN r PATRICIA ROBERSON DENNIS SMITH 45 CHARLES REYNOLDS SHIRLEY STOUGHTON GLENN THOMPSON Seniors BETTY TAYLOR CORNELIA TAYLOR BOBBY THOMPSON 47 RONNIE SWEENEY Seniors 40 FREDDIE WADDELL JANICE VINYARD GEORGE THORNTON BRENDA TYLER MARY JANE TREECE BARRY WAGNON Seniors BRIAN WARSHAM VIVIAN WAGNON BEN WAITS BARBARA WASHBURN ALBERT WASHBURN BILLY WATKINS 49 LENA JO WILLIS 50 JOE WOMACK GAIL WILLIAMS JAMES WHITAKER LARRY WOOD Seniors ELAINE WHITE Junior Class Junior highlights include the drudgery of the candy sales with the promise of a wonderful Junior-Senior Prom and the hard work it takes to bring forth the winning homecoming float. Juniors experience these tra- ditional milestones as they look forw’ard to being seniors. OFFICERS Left to right: Donald Hull, President; Duane Ware, Vice-President; Lajuana Boyd, Secretary; Retha Lowe, Treasurer. 52 Juniors Belinda Abney Flodean Addison Shirley Addison Sherry Akin Durwood Pat Autwell Atchley Linda Bales Tommy Balfour Juniors Ruth Bates Lana Battles Brenda Jeanette Bellamy Virginia Bellamy Olivia Billingsley Beddingfield John Bishop Tommy Bishop 54 James Glenda Boozer Blackwood Ann Brisco Danny Brock Billy Brown Elizabeth Brown Wayne Brown Glenda Buckner Michael Kenneth Buckner 'Browning Ann Bynum Richard Bynum Edwina Byers Don Campbell Steve Daniel Chip Davidson Harold Davis Gary Denson Kathy Dixon Robert Dover Joanne Duncan Neal Duvall Arnold Edmondson Bennett Effort Juniors f Nancy Eidson Joe Ellis mam w m T V i George French Jerilda FroSt Jenny Garrett Travis Garrett Patricia Gowens Linda Gramling Glenda Gray Richard Green Shelia Griffin Rachel Griffin Bill Guthrie Monza Hale Sue Ronald Hood Judy Home Troy Horton Hollingsworth Donald Hull Nancy Igou Sandra Ingram Gilda Isbell Everal Lackey Janice Lambert Pat I tham Ricky LeCroy Sharon LeCroy Jimmy Lemmons Kay Lester Lura Lewisson Riki Limbough Pat Linn Juniors Laura Logan Jimmy Lovell Retha Lowe Loretta Lyles Glenn Mabrey Lynn Mabrey Lynne Mielke Marie Miller Harold Mize Barbara Moore Jean Moore Ricky Neal Rodney Newton Vickie Moore John Paul Morgan Juniors Pat Morrow Annette Nix Leon Pankey Myra Parker Tommy Parker Ronald Payne Ima Jean Perran Kathy Payne Larry Payne Janice Pratt Jean Proffit 61 I almadge Jackie Ray Jerry RjckJe, Peggy Ridgeway Jerry' Rogers Mary Rogers Myra Satterfield Jane Silvey Richard Sisco Mike Sizemore Juniors Mary Slattery Melton Smith Linda Smith Terry Snow c w . !+ MM Robert Sosebee Quincey Southerland Judy Stanley Amos Stedham ' 1 [fi1®-, V -- ol J 1 V ' ( A Jerry Stephens Danny Stewart Marilee Steward Rodney Stovall Judy Striplin John Sutton Sue Sutton Linda Tallent Francis Tarvin Greg Taylor Nancy Thompson Diane Thornton Gloria Thrasher Sherrie Thrasher Mike Thrower Pat Thurman Phillip Troup Janice Turner Elizabeth Varden Larry Vaughn Deanna Walker Marvin Walker Duane Ware Numan Warren Peggy Gary White Whisonant Duane Williams Ted Williams 64 Betty Wilkerson Joan Wilkinson Carolyn Brenda Wise Wiiloughby Jimmy Wise William Womack Beth Wren Richard Wright Dorothy Wood Juanita Wood Marilyn Wynn David Yaple Mone Yates Dennis Yother Jackie Zills Juniors NOT PICTURED Robert Almon Johnny Amos Marie Argo Tommy Barton Joanne Bishop Dennis Burton Richard Couch Rebecca Davis Larry Hines Larry Moon Patsy Nance Larry Simonton Corley Slaton Nadene Smith 65 Sophomore Class Two down, two to go as Sophomores near their goal. By now they have begun to realize the traditions of Emma Sansom High School. OFFICERS Left to right: Carolyn Amos, President; Mary Ann Bellamy, Vice-President; Shirley Black, Secretary; Walter Holt, Treasurer. 66 Sophomores n ■ Mary Adair Don Agan Janice Agan Jerry Alexander Sandra Alford Larrv Aldredge Bill Allen Phil Allred Lee Banks Milton Baty Richard Batey Linda Battles Betty Bearden Kathy Bearden Dennis Beck Mary Ann Bellamy HI Cj si rV 'K i i Carolyn Amos Pat Archer Sherry Armstrong James Autweli Steve Bagiev Benny Baker Linda Balfour Bruce Ballenger Rodney Bolding Eddie Bowen Jimmy Bramble� Janet Brandon Jack Brewer Mike Brewster Winnie Brock Peggy Brooks Robert Bellamy Peggy Bellew Randy Berry James Bickle Shirley Black Ronnie Bodine Darlene Boggs Helen Bohanon Sophomores Ricky Brooks Rodger Brothers Jack Brown Karen Brown Richard Brown Thomas Brown John Buchannan Wanda Buice Corrinne Bullock Patricia Bynum Sue Camp Linda Campbell Judy Carrell Ronnie Cash Jim Chambers Emily Cherry Sophomores Danny Clayton Ellen Clayton Bobby Cole David Coley Tommy Collier Jerry Collins Betty Conwill Dianne Cooper Terry Copeland Brenda Cornutt Deidra Cornutt Margaret Couch Mike Couch Wanda Couch Jannette Countryman Ann Cowan Patricia Cox Barbarra Croft Hilda Daniel King Doughdrill Becky Davis George Davis Dennis Diffee Larry Dobbs Sophomores Shirley Dollahite Willie Drummond Rodger Duke Aaron Edmondson Billy Ray Elkins Brenda Elkins Brenda Eller Anita Elliott Joyce Elliott Colen Ellis Janie England Neal Entrekin Joanna Esslinger Johnie Fox Frances Fowler Larry Fortenberry Ronnie Franklin Larry Fraser Ray Freeman- Mike Fuller Kathy Fulmer Sue Galbreath Larry Gamblin Roger Gardner Sophomores Gail Gargus Patsy Garmony Carolyn Gamer Jimmie Garrison Gayla Gattis Linda Gilbert Janett Gilbreath Mack Gilbreath Shirley Gilley Janice Gordon Donald Grant Gale Griffith Gary Guffey Gene Guined Sheila Gunnells Donny Guthrie Gary Henry David Hamdon Jane Hickey Byron Higgins Doug Hill James Hill Ethel Holcombe .Marvin Holland Sherry Guttry Carlton Hamby Butch llamme Hoyt Hamrick Brenda Hannah Donnie Hannah Frank Harris Jerry Haynie Sophomores Carolyn Hollingsworth Walter Holt Patsy Hopper Jim Home Charles Howell Dennis Hubbard Linda Humphries Linda Hurtt Tim Hutchins W. C. Jenkins Don Jett Patricia Jones Charlotte King Kay Kitchens Diane Klebine Donnie Knight Gemma Knight Eva Knowles Paula Lambert Mike Lankford Jack Kelley Susan Kerr Danny Kidd Cynthia Kilgro Sophomores Eugene Lankford Donald LeCroy Evelyn Ledbetter Wayne Lee Ronnie Leftwich Dennis Leverton Roger Lewis Jerry Liles r cj ' , r-v Martha Martin Tommy Martin Jimmy Mathis Beverly Mize Linda Mizell Tommy Morgan George Morris Ralph Morris Jackie McCrary Barry McCulley Becky McElroy Eugene McGlaughn Robert McGowan Freddie McGriff Larry Mabrey Mike Manderson Sophomores Ralph Muskett Becky Myrick Albert Nance Donnie Nance Roger Nelson Ronald Norris Ronald Norwood Linda Parks Larry Parnell Gloria Parton Dennis Pate Rickey Peppers Danny Phillips Linda Phillips Richard Pinson Glen Player Sophomores Fletcher Ray Cecil Redish Donald Reed Jummy Reid Irma Ruth Rials Larry Richardson Martha Riddlespur Willard Robershaw w— . ' r n Archie Ponder Sandra Pope DeWayne Prickett Ralph Pruitt Jerry Pullen James Putman Daniel Ramsey Jo Ann Ratledge Randall Self Mary Sherrell Jennifer Shruin Charles Simmons Sheryl Slaton Mike Small Linda Smith Jean Smith Phil Robertson Bill Robey Linda Robinson Gardon Rodriguez Regina Rutherford Gail Ryan Gale Sartin Donna Self Sophomores in C A 1 C) ' Randy Smith Becky Smoot Gail Snead Brenda Snow John Sorelli Dianne Southern Brenda Spinks Judy Spurlock Ronald Stancil Kathy Stapler Murl Stapler Carl Stedham Charlotte Stephens Danny Stephens Jimmy Stephens Bellann Stewart Sophomores Elmer Stewart Alicia Stone Linda Strickland Brenda Stringer Linda Suggs David Sullivan Johnny Sweeney Judy Swann Tommy Tarvin Brenda Teague Brent Thomas Lanny Thomas Jimmy Thompson Vonda Thompson Mike Thornton Peggy Thrasher Thomas Underwood Jimmy Usry Sherry Vest Charlene Vinson Ann Wadsworth Joyce Wagnon Greg Wagnon Chris Waites Homer Tidwell Robert Tilley Linda Tully Charles Turley Charles Turley Jenny Turner Linda Turner Bob Underwood Sophomores Donna Wall Dorothy Warren Troy Warren Linda Watts Ronnie Watts Mary Watkins David White Gary White it n IK v y Linda White Luther White Thomas White Kay Whitten Randy Wiggins George Wilburn Clayton Wildes Linda Wilkerson Sophomores Joe Wood Ronnie Wood David Woodall Charles Wren David Yarbrough Loretta Yates Billy Willard Debbie Williams Gary Williams Jimmy Williams Larry Williams Tommy Williams James Williamson Joey Willingham CV JVJ 1 0 Clifford Allen Claudia Armstrong Shirley Baker Patsy Cooper Mackey Cotton Elaine Elkins Gale Guffy Ray Heaton David Hester Byron Hill Robert kennington Doyce McElroy Joseph Mackey Sophomores NOT PICTURED Virginia Patterson Patricia Ponder Eddie Powell Bobby Reeves Johnnie Smith James Snell Ronnie Stewart Tim Taylor Steve Vance Lindsey Walley Robert Walters Vernon Wise Margie Womack Snaps of This and That Freshman Class The freshman year is a year of discovery, excitement, and fun with many mistakes, a lot to learn, and even mor to gain. OFFICERS Left to right: Becky Davenport. President: Judy Rogers, Vice-President; Belinda Creel, Secretary; Jean Archer, Treasurer. 82 Karen Abney James Adair Ernestine Addison Deborah Allen I-eon Alford Mary Allred Jerry Anderson Jean Archer Jeff Archer Donnie Ashley Larry Autwell Pat Baker Wanda Baker Barbara Bass Zack Battles Freshmen Gary Bearden Kyle Beddingfield Sharon Bellew Jerry Blackwell Mary Blanks Catherine Boggs Barbara Bowen Jessie Bowen Jo Ellen Bradford Carla Bright David Bright Diane Brock Ernest Brooks Linda Brooks Myron Brooks Deborah Brown Mauntez Brown Paula Brown Walter Bryant Deborah Buchanan Peggy Buchanan Kay Bullock Mearl Burns Mike Burttram Saratha Byers Betty Bynum Sherry Callan James Cambron Gary Campbell Gloria Campbell F reshmen Jackie Cash Mitchell Chastain Allen Clayton David Cline Jimmy Cline Danny Coffelt Robert Coker Betty Collins Sherry Conner Deborah Cooper Don Cornelius Patsy Cornutt Sylvia Cornutt Ray Cox Ronnie Cox Charlene Crawford Belinda Creel Stephen Curtis Becky Dakes Linda Darnell Robert Darnell Becky Davenport Charlotte Davis Ruth Davis Tony Davis Brenda Decker Sandra DeHart Edgar Deuharm Charlotte Denson Janice Dodd Freshmen Sandra Dodd Garry Dollahite James Duncan Cynthia Durham Jimmy Early Mike East Linda Eley Donald Elkins Joe Elkins Sidney Ellis Nancy Elrod Donnie England Paulette Entrikin Rick Erwin Mary Evans Ricky Fann Mary Farley Clara Fletcher Diana Forrest Jeannie Forrest Kathy Foster Janice Fowler Becky Freeman Tommy French Linda Frost Beverly Fulmer Gary Garrett Kennith Garrett Calva Gaskin Don Gaskin Freshmen Sharion Gaskin Patricia Genkins Teresa Gibbs Louise Gilbert Junior Goble Troy Goble Rhonda Graham Oscar Gray Janice Gregory Elizabeth Griffey Cathy Griffith Robert Gulledge Peggy Hall Betty Hampton Danny Hancock Alice Hand Neita Handy Charles Hardin Patricia Hardin Janice Hare Bobby Harper Dennis Harper Sharon Harris Marie Hester Janice Holland Sherron Holland Johnny Hollingsworth Lowell Honeycutt Charles Hood Myron Horton Freshmen Chessie Howington Wavne Hudson Charles Huff Judy Huff Linda Hull Leon Humphery Patsy Humphrey Larry Johnson Jerry Johnson James Johnson Joe Jennings James Jenkins Brenda Jackson James Ingram Brenda Ingram Lavaughn Johnson Ray Johnson David Jones Glenn Jones Charles Keener David Keith Glenda Kemp Marsha Kerr Charlotte Kimpblc Sherry King James Kirkpatrick Harvie Knight Julian Knight Brenda Lackey Jessie Lackey Freshmen Ramona Lankford Johnny Latham Ralph Latimer John Lawder Nancy LeCroy Woody Lee Brenda Leeth David Lemons Wanda Lewellen Linda Link Mary Lively Johnny Livingston Chester Love James Lumpkin Judy McBrayer Leon McCoy Ronald McCoy Wayne Me Elroy Brenda McMahan Cindy McMahan Kay Mackey Debra Maddix Jerald Maharry Bobby Martin Richard Mayfield Yvonne Mayo Ted Mielke David Mincey James Minyard Patsy Mize Freshmen Larry Molock Frankie Moore Gloria Moore Lou Moore Lynn Morris David Mostelle Becky Murray Danny Myrick Peggy Neely Vivian NeSmith Betty Niohols Karen Norris Robert Norris Rhenette Parris Charles Parrish Lanny Paul Charles Payne Nancy Payne Wayne Peppers Susan Perkins Peggy Peters Walter Phillips Pam Pilgrim Judy Preston Judy Pruitt Paul Priutt Carol Ragan Zaylene Rakestraw Paula Rary Clara Reed Freshmen Faye Reed James Reeves Joyce Richardson Danny Roberson Travis Robinson Bobby Rockhart Becky Rogers Judy Rogers Paulette Rogers Mary Rowell James Ryan Judy Sauls Judy Self Sherry Simonton Connie Simpson Freshmen Dennis Simpson Marvin Sims Chesley Smith Jerry Smith Kay Smith Steve Smith Patricia Snell Michael Sosebee Patrick Sosebee Douglas Spelce Ronald Stephens Tommy Stephens Donald Tallent Myra Tarranse James Taylor Gary Teague Andy Thompson Claudia Thompson Mike Thompson Sherry Thurmond Sandra Turner Johnny Vaughn Donnie Vickery Sue Vinson Gloria Wagnon Betty Walker Vernalea Walker Robert Wall Jimmy Walley Ann Warren Gary Watkins Wanda Watkins Benny Watson Wayne Webb Sherry West Polly Westcott James White Shirley White David Wiggonton Ralph Wilbanks Janice Wilkinson Andrea Williams Bonnie Williams Glenn Williams James Williams Freshmen Becky Williams Dan Williamson Jimmy Williamson Alike Wofford Rickey Workman Reginald Wright Donna Yancey Carolyn Young Patricia Jenkins Linda Lusher Larry Phillips Wayne Quinn Frank Smith '« • Jerry Usry James Vinson Sue Vinson Wanda White Peggy Young NOT PICTURED Viki Bohannon La Wayne Brown Harold Cain Dianne Campbell L. D. Crow Randy Farrow- Don Holladav On your Journey Through Rebel Land 94 participate in our . . . Organizations National Honor Society PRESIDENT: Arnold Berry SECRETARY: VICE-PRESIDENT: Dennis Smith TREASURER: SPONSOR: Miss Nelle Martin Mary Callan Margaret Cray PI RPOSE: The purpose of this chapter shall be to create an enthusiasm for scholar- ship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to encourage the development of character in students of Emma Sansom High School. French National Honor Society PRESIDENT: Mike Calloway SECRETARY: Paulette Clark VICE-PRESIDENT: Arnold Berry TREASURER: Billy Cox SPONSOR: Miss Geneva McKee PURPOSE: To stimulate interest in the study of French and to reward high scholas- tic attainments. f l8il.ll 191! 'J ( km M ffl K- The Goklentone Choir -� ' PRESIDENT: Konnie Cornuti VICE PRESIDENT: Steve Daniel SECRETARY: Toni Carroll TREASURER: Joyce Cline CHAPLAIN: Paulette Clark SPONSOR: Mi� � Frances Tatun PURPOSE: The Goldentone Choir is an honor organization of the choral department. Members of the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Classes are eligible for membership. Rebelettes PRESIDENT: Brenda Wise TREASURER: Retha Lowe VICE-PRESIDENT: Marie Miller CHAPLAIN: Sylvia Comutt SECRETARY: Brenda Comutt SPONSOR: Miss Frances Tatum PURPOSE: The girls' ensemble, called the Rebelettes, is an honor organization of the choral department. Its members are chosen from all classes. 97 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y PRESIDENT: Martha Coley VICE-PRESIDENT: Jacklynn Bright SECRETARY: Dorothy Barnard TREASURER: Michael Ann Hamil CHAPLAIN: Judy Stanley PROJECTS CHAIRMAN: Shan Brown SPONSOR: Miss Sarah Robinson PURPOSE: To create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school and com- munity high standards of Christian character. PRESIDENT: Toni Carroll SECRETARY: Judy Watkins 1st VICE-PRESIDENT: Lynne Mielke TREASURER: Donna Golden 2nd VICE-PRESIDENT: Retha Lowe CHAPLAIN: Ann Bynum SPONSOR: Mrs. Virginia Abney PURPOSE: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. Bt-ta Tri-Hi-Y Gamma Tri-Hi-Y PRESIDENT: Linda Tully TREASURER: Mary Sherrell VICE-PRESIDENT: Man' Ann Bellamy CHAPLAIN: Jeanette Countryman SECRETARY: Deidra Comutt SPONSOR: Mrs. Martha Ellis PURPOSE: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and com- munity high standards of Christian character. Hi-Y PRESIDENT: Duane Ware TREASURER: Jerry Don Mabrey VICE-PRESIDENT: Dennis Smith CHAPLAIN: Ted Williams SECRETARY: Joe Ellis SPONSOR: Mr. George Thomas PURPOSE: To create, maintain, and establish throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. 99 Student Council PRESIDENT: Greg Penland SECRETARY: Nancy Bellamy VICE-PRESIDENT: Billy Cox TREASURER: Linda Bush SPONSOR: Mr. Robert G. Johnson PURPOSE: To improve school spirit and co-operation between students and faculty. 100 Mu Alpha Theta PRESIDENT: Glenn Thompson SECRETARY-TREASURER: Martha Wynn VICE-PRESIDENT: Eva Gene Perkins SPONSOR: Mr. Tom Nichols PURPOSE: To encourage a keener interest in mathematics, develop sound scholar- ship. and promote enjoyment among high school students. Monitors’ Club PRESIDENT: Nancy Bellamy SECRETARY: Lynn Mielke VICE-PRESIDENT: Marilyn Wynn TREASURER: Allan Barfield SPONSOR: Mr. W. O. Briscoe PURPOSE: To help raise funds for United Cerebral Palsy. Pup Squad PRESIDENT: Rita Colhran TREASURER: Linda Hurt VICE-PRESIDENT: Shirley Black CHAIRMAN: Frances Tarvm SECRETARY: Linda Strickland SPONSOR: Mrs. Frances Brooks PURPOSE: To promote sportsmanship, a good school spirit, and citizenship among students. 101 PRESIDENT: Dennis Smith VICE-PRESIDENT: Judy Davis SECRETARY': Jeannie Brown TREASURER: Ann Briscoe HISTORIAN: Lynn Mielke SPONSOR: Mrs. Geneva McKee French Club PURPOSE: To create an interest in the French language and to promote co-opera- tion through correspondence with students living in France. Future Homemakers of Ameriea PURPOSE: To help individuals improve personal, family and community living, now and in the future. PRESIDENT: Stephanie Lawder VICE-PRESIDENT: Gail Williams SECRETARY: Cilda Isbell TREASURER: Jacklynn Bright HISTORIAN: Virginia Berry REPORTER: Judy Horne PARLIAMENTARIAN: Tressie Westbrook RECREATION LEADER: Rachel Griffin SPONSOR: Miss Elaine Perkins Members Sigma Gamma PRESIDENT: Janice Fowler VICE-PRESIDENT: Nancy Bellamy SECRETARY': Vivian Wagnon TREASURER: Eva Gene Perkins SPONSOR: Mrs. Helen Davidson PURPOSE: To sponsor the Christmas Ball. D. O. Club PRESIDENT: Ronnie Phillips VICE-PRESIDENT: Larry Phillips SECRETARY: Brenda Beddingfield TREASURER: Nancy Thompson SPONSOR: Mr. J. K. Weaver PURPOSE: To stimulate proper attitudes, build character, promote and guide be havior changes vital to the development of a good citizen. 104 “S” Club Emma Sansom Memlrrs of the “S Club DECA Club PURPOSE: To develop leadership and re- sponsibility; to provide opportunities for an intelligent career choice while meeting enrollment qualifications in school and to create understanding of our free enterprise system. SPONSOR: Mr. Dale Carnrr 105 Future Business Leaders of America PRESIDENT: Nancv Carter VICE-PRESIDENT: Shan Brown SECRETARY: Peggy Bolding TREASURER: Barbara Barnard SPONSORS: Mrs. Marie McDonald Mrs. Mary Boyd PI RPOSE: To develop competent aggressive business leadership. Art Club PRESIDENT: Talmadge Spivey SECRETARY: Anette Nix VICE-PRESIDENT: Rodney Stovall TREASURER: Sandra Ingram SPONSOR: Mr. Fred Ingram PURPOSE: To bring about a better understanding and appreciation of tbe fine arts. Drama Club PRESIDENT: Larry Wood VICE-PRESIDENT: David Herndon SECRETARY: Sharon LeCroy TREASURERS: Riki Limbaugh Sue Hollingsworth SPONSOR: Mrs. Eunice Davis PURPOSE: To promote speech and communication by dramatic productions and acting experiences. 107 Library Club PRESIDENT: Gail Snead VICE-PRESIDENT: Dianne Southern SECRETARY TREASURER: Jimmy Wise SPONSOR: Miss Beatrice Browning PURPOSE: To provide a reading room for study and research. Audio-Visual Club PRESIDENT: NeaJ Duvall VICE-PRESIDENT: Bill Guthrie SECRETARY TREASURER: Marvin Walker SPONSOR: Mis Beatrice Browning Q. RPOSE: To train students to operate the audio-visual equipment and to make training a service to our school. 108 Future Teachers of America PRESIDENT: Nancy Bellamy VICE-PRESIDENT: Mary Leslie Burns SECRETARY: Retha Lowe TREASURER: Mary Copeland PARLIAMENTARIAN: Donna Golden SPONSOR: Mrs. Pat Barrow PURPOSE: To learn about the oppor- tunities in teaching, to cultivate the quali- ties essential in a good teacher, to study the lives of great teachers, and to foster the development of student leadership. Teenage Book Club PRESIDENT: Carla Bright SECRETARY-TREASURER: Betty Bynum VICE-PRESIDENT: Janice Wilkinson SPONSOR: Mrs. 0. A. Davis PURPOSE: To stimulate and encourage the reading of good, worthwhile books and to make reading fun. 109 Science Club PRESIDENT: Arnold Berry VICE-PRESIDENT: Allen Barfield SECRETARY TREASURER: Ann Cowan SPONSOR: Mr. Jack Little PURPOSE: To promote an understanding of science as related to everyday living. — This space dedicated to the memory of the late President of the United States, John Fitzgerald Kennedy. Language Lab I told you not to be late! Mrs. Vera Cosby I F.F.I.A. FBLA Project—Displayed at the National Convention. Now, Mrs. Browning, he isn’t a problem. Confederate Emblem made by John Sutton. On your Journey Through Rebel Land be sure to take part in our . .. 112 Activities Emma Sansom Rebel Band DIRECTOR Mr. Rip Reagan HEAD MAJORETTE Elaine White ALL-STATE BAND MEMBERS Front Row: Mike Logan, David Herndon, Pat Morrow, Larry Templeton, Jerry Mitchell, Ronnie Cornutt. Back Row: Sandra Turner, Daniel Ramsey, Chip Davidson. Rebel Majorettes Ann Briscoe ELAINE WHITE Head Majorette Patsy Bagley Eva Gene Perkins Marilyn Wynn Susan Kerr Majorettes Con f ederet tea 118 Rebel Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Linda Bush LAJUANA BOYD Vivian Wagnon Kathy Fulmer Head Cheerleader NANCY CARTER Linda Turner Pat Tinsley Cheryl Slaton Assistant Head Cheerleader Riki Limbough Rachael Griffin Retlia Lowe Carolyn Amos Welcome to the 1963 . . Junior-Senior Prom 120 Marching Band Emma Sansom High Rebel 123 Homecoming SENIOR MAID Linda Bush escorted by Dennis Battles QUEEN . . . Nancy Bellamy escorted by Creg Penland JUNIOR MAID Marilyn Wynn escorted by Donald Hull FRESHMAN MAID Brenda Creel escorted by Allen Clayton SOPHOMORE MAID Mary Ann Bellamy escorted by Jimmy Usry 124 1st PLACE Junior Class Float 2nd PLACE F.B.L.A. Car 3rd PLACE Sigma Gamma Car inners at Homecoming Poster Contest Winners Parade Cars Senior Claw Car Sophomore Class Car Freshman Class Car 127 Rebel Land Is Full of Beautiful Girls SENIOR BEAUTY Nancy Carter Escorted by Jerry Mabrey JUNIOR BEAUTY Marilyn Wynn Escorted by Jackie Cuttry SOPHOMORE BEAUTY Linda Turner I Escorted by Jerry Stewart FRESHMAN BEAUTY Rhenetta Parris Escorted by Jerry Mitchell Beauty Snaps Is this the character they call “OLD LADY CORBETT”? ORGANIST Marie Miller Open your eyes, Emily! Sherry! PLEASE! 134 136 Christmas Ball 141 Klaine White Chosen S” Club Queen 142 CLASS OFFICERS TREASURER: Paulette Clark PRESIDENT: Dennis Rattles VICE-PRESIDENT: Richard Brannon SECRETARY: Nancy Bellamy Mrs. Corbett 143 Mrs. Corbett’s Homeroom High in Red Cross Fund Drive Honors MISS F.H.A. Shan Brown HIGH AI) SALESMAN Gilda Isbell MISS “BETTY CROCKER Stephanie Lawder Groups MOST VALUABLE LINEMAN—N.E.A.C. Jackie Clayton ALL COUNTY BASKETBALL TEAM James Whitaker Jimmy Usry Jerry Stewart “S” CLUB HONORS Jackie Clayton—Most Valuable IJneman Duane Ware—Best Scholastic Avenge Greg Penland—R.L. Penland Award Jerry Stewart—Most Valuable Back ALL COUNTY FOOTBALL TEAM Jackie Clayton Greg Penland Jerry Mabrey 145 On your Journey Through Rebel Land meet our . . . the Queen MARTHA WYNN Martha Wynn is a member of the Student Council, Science Club, French Club, Sigma Gamma, and Tri Hi Y. She is the Secretary’ of the Mu Alpha Theta. Martha was “Sweetest” in the Who’s Who her Sophomore year and Valentine Maid her Junior year. She plays a clarinet in concert hand and carries the Confederate Flag in foothall season. She received a first place ribbon in the science fair. Martha is an active member of Dwight Baptist Church and plans to attend Howard College and major in biology. 148 149 QUEEN Martha Wynn 152 SOPHOMORE BEAUTY Linda Turner FRESHMAN BEAUTY Rhenetta Parris FRESHMAN BEAUTY Rhenetta Parris Rhenetta Parris is a member of the Pep Club and Vice-President of her home- room. She participates in all sports and she especially enjoys skating and basketball. Rhenetta’s favorite subject is algebra and her favorite food is steak. SOPHOMORE BEAUTY Linda Turner Linda Turner is a cheerleader and a member of the Glee Club. She enjoys danc- ing. tumbling and basketball. Her favorite subject is English and her favorite food is strawberries. Linda’s future plans are to go to New York to become a fashion designer. JUNIOR BEAUTY Marilyn Wynn Marilyn Wynn is a member of the Sigma Gamma, French Club, Goldentones, and Beta Tri Hi Y. She is also Vice-Presi- dent of the Monitors’ Club. Marilyn was Junior Homecoming Maid and Sophomore Favorite. She attends Dwight Baptist Church where she is the pianist. She plays the flute and marches as a majorette in the Rebel Band. Marilyn plans to attend the University of Alabama and major in edu- cation. £ SENIOR BEAUTY Nancy Carter Nancy Carter is a cheerleader. She is in the F.T.A., Sigma Gamma, Rainbow Girls, and Goldentones. She is President of the F.B.L.A. and an officer of the Red Cross. Nancy enjoys dancing and swim- ming. Her favorite subject is English and her favorite food is spaghetti. Sonhomore Beautv Ann Briscoe Gilda Isbell Junior Beauty Candidates Myra Satterfield Brenda Burttram 160 SENIOR FAVORITES Sybil Smith and Jerrv Stewart JUNIOR FAVORITES Nancy Eidson and Jcrrv Rickies 161 162 SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Mary Ann Bellamy and Ralph Muskett JOHNNY REBEL Dennis Smith Vice-President of the National Honor Society; Member of the French National Honor Society; Mu Alpha Theta; President of the French Club; Vice-President of the Hi-Y; Ideal Senior; Delegate to Boys State; Baseball three years and for four years a member of the Rebel Band. 164 MISS EMMA SANSOM Margaret Gray Editor Rebel Review; Treasurer National Honor Society; Freshman, Sophomore, Jun- ior, and Senior Who’s Who; Convention Chairman F.B.L.A.; Representative National F.B.L.A. Convention in Dallas, Texas; Member Rebel Band, first chair clarinet for two years; Member Alpha Tri-Hi-Y; Member Student Council Freshman year. 165 GOOD CITIZENSHIP GIRL Elaine White Freshman Who’s Who; Beauty Queen; Student Council; Sophomore Favorite; Junior Who’s Who; Four years a member of the Rebel Band; Head majorette for two years; Senior Who’s Who; “S” Club Queen; Editor of “Talisman;” Treasurer of Homeroom; Sigma Gamma; French Club; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y; and majorette for four years in the band. 166 HOMECOMING QUEEN Nancy Bellamy 167 168 VALENTINE KING and QUEEN Eva Gene Perkins James Whitaker VALENTINE SWEETHEARTS Michael Ann Hamil Dennis Battle� MR. AND MISS SWEETHEART Miss Rebecca Owens Mr. Jack Little VALENTINE SWEETHEARTS Patsy Tinsley Jimmy Stewart Ann Bynum Ricky Neal Martha Wynn Nancy Bellamy Toni Carroll Janice Vinyard Johnny Blackwood Buna Bramblett Lavell Beasley Kathy Dixon Raleigh Brock 170 Valentine Mr� . Fuhrman Program Vocalists: Barbara and Carolyn Bowen 171 Master of Ceremonies: Greg Penland MOST COURTEOUS Paulette Qark Gary Collier FRIENDLIEST Linda Bush Jerry Mitchell MOST DEPENDABLE Margaret Gray Greg Penland Who’s Who MOST POPULAR Ann Briscoe Phillip Troup MOST STUDIOUS Carolyn Cline Donald Hull CUTEST Carolyn Bowen George French 175 CUTEST Kathy Fulmer Jimmy Thompson 176 MOST STUDIOUS Carolyn Amos David Herndon Sophomore WITTIEST Mary Sherrell Jimmy Williams Who’s Who MOST POPULAR Linda Mile 11 Danny Clayton SWEETEST Kay Whitten Charles Howell MOST ATHLETIC Linda Tully Jimmy Ursy � 77 FRIENDLIEST Yvonne Mayo Ray Cox Freshman MOST BEWILDERED Bonnie Williams Johnny Livingston 178 SWEETEST Becky Davenport Charles Payne Who’s Who Ideal Seniors HAIK of Dorothy and Barbara Barnard Mike Galloway 180 EYES of Becky Young Billy Watkin PERSONALITY of Shan Brown Raleigh Brock Ideal Seniors FIGURE and PHYSIQUE of. Jan Jones Jackie Clayton INTELLIGENCE of Mary Callan Dennis Smith INDEPENDENCE of Ranae Billingsley Joe Bynum 181 Ideal Seniors APPEARANCE of Janice Harbin Jackie Guttry 182 WIT of Gail William? Arnold Berry AMBITION of Terri Birch field Mickey Mantfirld 00 On your Journey Through Rebel Land 184 Enjoy our . Athletics 186 Jimmy Thompson Forward Waller Holt Guard Danny Clayton Guard Jimmy Petty Center Jerry Stewart Guard 187 REBEL FOOTBALL TEAM Jackie Clayton Center Bobby Blair End Harold Mize Center Donald Hull Halfback Rebel Football Players 190 Rodger Gardner Halfback Danny Clayton Halfback Ralph Muskett Quarterback Rav Freeman Fullback Jerry Stephens End Jerry Rickies Hal! back Jimmy Thompson Halfback Greg Penland Tackle Donald Pilcher End Richard Couch Tackle Rebel Football Players Dwane William� Tackle Joe Elkins Guard Rebel Football Players Dunvood Atchley End Donald Reed End Joe Ellis Halfback Freddy Waddell Guard Ted Williams Tackle Jerry Mabrey Guard Jerry Stewart Half back Duane Ware Quarterback Rebel Football Players Dennis Battles End Johnnv Blackwood Halfback Mickey Mansfield Guard Lost something, boys? Glenn Thompson End Our hoys in meditation. Jimmy Usry Tackle Barry McCulley Manager Bottoms up. 195 Baseball Jerry Stewart Center Field Dennis Houk Third Base George French Right Field Greg Penland Catcher Jackie Guttry Pitcher 196 Brian Colegrove Center Field Ted Williams First Base Jerry Haynie Outfield Doug Hill Catcher Ralph Muskett Third Base 197 Jimmy Thompson Second Base Donald Pilcher Catcher Duane Ware Left Field Dennis Smith Pitcher ■ Jackie Clayton Short Stop Durwood Atchley Danny Clayton Second Base Short Stop GOLF TEAM 198 Left to right: David Rogers Allen Barfield Richard Martin Dennis Smith Benny Foster La veil Beasley Ronnie Sweeney Billy Cox When you finish Your Journey Through Rebel Land Trade with our .. . 200 Advertisers Congratulations to the Senior Class of '64 EMMA SANSOM HIGH SCHOOL PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Compliments of ETOWAH COUNTY CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION GADSDEN American National Bank First National Bank East Gadsden Bank Alabama City Bank ATTALLA First National Bank The Exchange Bank ALTOONA First State Bank Members ot Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation '•e money Ahead! 204 Compliments of THE CITY OF GADSDEN MR. LESLIE GILLILAND Mayor MR. JOE HUBBARD MR. HOYT WARSHAM Commissioners THE CITY OF CHAMPIONS 205 BEST PLACE TO BORROW— BEST PLACE TO SAVE. ALABAMA CITY BANK GADSDEN, ALABAMA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 207 Compliments of UNITED STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, AFL-CIO Local Union 2176 JACK RYAN CECIL AULTMAN L C. WALDROP L W. GRAY DAFFORD BREWSTER President Vice President Financial Secretary ............ Treasurer Recording Secretary NO North 27th Street ALABAMA CITY, ALA. 208 Congratulations!! Class of '64- PIC A BURGER DRIVE IN 1200 Alabama Avenue Where Friends meet Friends and Enjoy Quality Food and Fast Service. 209 AGRICOLA SHOPPING CENTER GADSDEN, ALABAMA Complete and Convenient Shopping Plenty of Free Parking 210 STOWERS INSURANCE AND REALTY COMPANY Insurance—Real Estate Rentals Phone 547-1646 JAN S. STOWERS, President STOWERS MANUFACTURING COMPANY Air-o-vent Ventilated Lifetime Metal Awnings Phone 543-5648 J. S. STOWERS, JR., Owner Gadsden, Alabama Compliments Compliments of of CLAYTON'S CAFE BELLEVUE BEAUTY 1107 Noccalula Rd. SHOP A Store Complete— 1206 Noccalula Rd. Full of Good Things to Eat. PHONE 547-9188 If) ro n f BUICK GADSDEN AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION GADSDEN, ALABAMA Crown Motors, Inc. John Thomas Motors, Inc. Nesbitt Motor Company Wiggins Motor Company Pierson Chevrolet C S Garage, Inc. Rex Keeling Buiclc Yarbrough Pontiac-Cadillac Ernest Robinson Rambler American Discount Company SALES AND SERVICE sMo, RAMBLER 211 Hold it, Seniors BENNY'S STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY 227 Broad Street Phone 546-3386—546-3387 To the 1964 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 Photo- grapher. BENNY BENEFIELD Compliments of REICH MOTOR HOTEL Compliments of McMAHAN GREENHOUSE GADSDEN, ALABAMA Compliments of Compliments WESTERN AUTO STORE of Davis Tires RUTENBURG'S Wizard Auto Parts GUARANTEE 208 ?7th Street ALABAMA CITY. ALA. 412 Broad Street Phone 547-4312 212 ECONOMY MOTORS 2000 Forrest Avenue GADSDEN, ALABAMA JAMES ABNEY Owner PHONE 547-1683 Compliments of FRED ALLEN FLORIST Prestige Flowers and Gifts 310 East Broad Street PHONE—Day 546-0438—Night 547-6340 YOUR SEARCH ENDS ETOWAH ABSTRACT COMPANY Abstracts of Land Title 314 Chestnut Street GADSDEN, ALABAMA 213 Save At GRANTS ----Your Friendly Family Store LUMBER WILLIAMS PACKING CO. 1800 Forrest Avenue GADSDEN, ALABAMA Materials to Build a Lock and Key Job DIAL 547-1681 The Path to Your Home Is Thru Our Yard W. E. OWENS LUMBER CO., INC 1404 South Nth Street 214 Compliments of LAVERTY PIANO COMPANY ESTABLISHED 1888 932 Forrest Avenue Ph. 543-3317 NEW PIANOS—Mason Hamlin, Chicicering, Story Clark, Kohler Campbell, Winter USED PIANOS—All Styles Lowrey Organs—Band and String Instruments RAINBOW MATTRESS COMPANY Compliments of 1610 Alabama Avenue GADSDEN, ALABAMA PHONE 546-6319 ARTHUR'S DEPARTMENT STORE 215 Best Wishes EMMA SANSOM SENIORS Jewelers to GREATER GADSDEN Since 1908 Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry China—Crystal—Silverware Complete Photographic Department MARTIN THEATRES Get more out of life, go out to a movie. Compliments of PITMAN RITZ ETOWAH MERITA BAKERY 216 TILE FOR EVERY PURPOSE Compliments for of Ceramic Tile Marble and Terrazzo Mosaic Tile Expert Installations MARVIN'S DIAL 546-7643 HARDWARE STANDARD TILE ALABAMA CITY COMPANY and GADSDEN JOHN D. HILL. Owner 1 108 Roxbury Avenue 2.uaiUcf tyroceiiet Congratulations From DIXIE FOOD STORE GADSDEN BILL MOON—Owner PRINTING COMPANY First in Quality, Fairest in Price Fastest in Service 2403-05 Kyle Ave. 2407 Forrest Avenue ALABAMA CITY k FOOTE BROTHERS FURNITURE Big Alabama City Store Trade With the Boys '-GmmiMlIllMIW 217 Compliments of GADSDEN AMBULANCE SERVICE CO. 816 Chestnut Street PHONE 547-1131 or 543-5616 GADSDEN OXYGEN SUPPLY Rental and Sales GADSDEN TELEPHONE ANSWERING Compliments of BILBRO'S DRUG STORE We Fill Any Doctor's Prescription Phone 546-2727 Gadsden, Alabama SERVICE AND DOCTORS EXCHANGE „ 1 i PHONE 547-2544 t Jour v DEPENDABLE t DRUGGIST NOCCALULA BOWLING LANES Compliments 16 Brunswick Bowling Lanes of Bowl the Brunswick Way—Number One McCLENDON'S FABRIC SHOP Name in Bowling 2322 Kyle Avenue For Extra Fun, Sign up for League ALABAMA CITY, ALABAMA Bowling PHONE 547-4977 We Buy—We Sell—We Finance Used Cars—The Best in Town GADSDEN AUTO SALES E-Z TERMS 2013 Forrest Avenue PHONE 546-6433 CORNUTT MOTOR CO., INC. Gadsden, Alabama 3301 Forrest Avenue CLEAN USED CARS GADSDEN, ALABAMA We Buy, Sell and Trade JIMMY CORNUTT PHONE 546-1555 All Makes and Models Owner 546-9412 H. D. DICKSON LEE BONDS 218 Bottled Under Authority of Coce-Cole Company By ALABAMA COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY GADSDEN. ALABAMA Compliments of BARTON'S FASHIONS 516 Broad Street GADSDEN, ALABAMA ROBINSON TIRE SERVICE, INC. Quality Recapping — Brakes, Front End and Automatic Transmission Service 3311 Forrest Avenue PHONE 547-9686 ALABAMA CITY 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 543-4943 219 JlateAt CAPS OFF © to the graduating class FROST FROST PRINTING CO. II25-A Gardner At East End of Agricola Shopping Center PHONE 547-5421 Office Supplies HAROLD T. MAYO COMPANY 2612 Sansom Avenue Gadsden, Alabama PHONE 547-6347 Real Estate Insurance Mortgage Loans POPE'S DRUGS 3501 Rainbow Drive PHONE 547-5751 Prescriptions Filled Promptly and Accurately Open 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Sundays 1:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Compliments MELODY LANE RESTAURANT of South’s Finest Pit Bar-B-Q BENTLEY'S CAFE 2001 Forrest Avenue 1701 Kyle Avenue GADSDEN. ALABAMA 10c Hamburgers 220 Printing Office Supplies BIRCH ANDERSEN COMPANY Art Supplies—Drawing Materials 525 Broad Street GADSDEN OFFICE SUPPLIES Compliments of ROSS GRflMMVG Your Friendly Furniture Store Corner of 3rd and Chestnut Street Phone 543-3371 MARTIN OIL CO., INC. Distributors Amoco Super Premium—American Regular AMERICAN OIL COMPANY TELEPHONE 546-4624 Gadsden, Alabama JAMES D. MARTIN CHARLES FENNELLE McNAIR DRUG CO. WE DELIVER Your Rexall Drug Store Open Till 10 p.m. Nightly Serving Alabama City Complete Prescription and Drug I Dwight Square 547-051 I DRUGS 221 Compliments of SCARBROUGH DRUG COMPANY PHONE 546-9286 529 Hoke Street East Gadsden, Alabama Compliments of SMOKEHOUSE BILLIARD PARLOR Gadsden's finest and cleanest' H. A. KILPATRICK Owner RAINS TV RADIO COMPANY C. J. AUTO PARTS CO. 504 North 12th Street PHONE 546-6356 PHONE 547-0521 300 South 5th Street RCA and Admiral Sales and Service J. T. RAINS Owner WG AD—1350 Gadsden's Most Popular Station PHILLIPS DRUG STORE Come By After School 303 N. 27th St. L DEPENDABLE DRUGGIST Compliments E. E. FORBES SONS PIANO CO., INC. Everything in Music 440 Chestnut Street 547-1 27 Rainbow City Shopping Center 222 ACTON'S OFFICE SUPPLY SHOP BRICE THOMAS Radiator Bumper Service 2322 Kyle Avenue GADSDEN, ALABAMA PHONE 546-8104 125 North Third Street For Industry, Business, Home and School. Gadsden, Alabama ISBELL HALLMARK FURNITURE COMPANY Compliments of Out of the High Rent District 59 Years in West Gadsden 1150-58 Forrest Avenue V. J. ELMORE STORES ALABAMA CITY, ALABAMA GADSDEN, ALABAMA Compliments of WESTERN AUTO 514 Broad Street 547-2424 LUKE'S DRIVE-IN BAR-B-Q 121 North 3rd Street Phone 547-9428 GADSDEN, ALABAMA Sandwiches and Short Orders AIR CONDITIONED RUNT'S PLACE Free Parking in Rear of Sinclair Service Station 635 Broad Street GADSDEN, ALABAMA 547-9356 KART RENTAL TRACK, INC. Meighan Blvd. at Hood All Ages Enjoy the Thrill of Karting J. H. [JENSON, Mgr. STANLEY'S MEN'S STORE 508 Broad Street GADSDEN, ALABAMA Dan H. Milam Floyd Beddingfield 223 ABE AND JIM HAROLD WILKES SERVICE, INC. TRAILER SALES Corner 26th St. and Norris Ave. 1936—28 Years of Fair Dealing GADSDEN, ALABAMA We Keep a Good Stock Alabama City Station of One and Two Bedroom ABE GADDIS-JIM WEST Trailers PHONE 546-1689 ALABAMA CITY KEEVIL-CURL SCHOOL OF BEAUTY Jr. Student—Shampoo and set .65 Sr. Student—Shampoo and set .75 Compliments of Adv. Student—Shampoo and set 1.00 MARTIN'S PERMANENT WAVES 3.95 UP 213 N. 3rd, PHONE 547-1688 GRILL MEATS, INC. -1689 108 South Ninth St. We now have openings for students' enrollment anytime. EAST GADSDEN, ALABAMA 303 West 5th Ave., Attalia Phone 538-9062 Heating and Air Conditioning Compliments Contractors of THE MERRILL COMPANY BUDD'S Box 133 Shirts—Slacks Corner of Braid and Plainview 421 Broad St. GADSDEN, ALABAMA PHONE 547-4951 PHONE 543-3746 GADSDEN BUSINESS COLLEGE Affiliated With Compliments Speedwriting . . . Shorthand of Nancy Taylor Charm and Modeling Course JACK SAKS I.B.M. Course Ladies' Ready-to-Wear 213 A. South Fifth Street GADSDEN, ALABAMA Phone 546-2863 224 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 t DRUGGIST Compliments of BANHOLZER GROCERY Gadsden's Finest Store for the Entire Family PHONE 546-1996 CLOTHING CO. MICHAEL JEWELERS 511 Broad Street and Agricola Shopping Center Teenage Accounts Invited SOMBRERO DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT 3204 Forrest Avenue GADSDEN, ALABAMA PHONE 547-9244 Compliments of GUY CLEANING Alabama City, Alabama Compliments of TED'S BARBER SHOP 119 North 27th Street ALABAMA CITY. ALABAMA Union Barber Shop 225 GODWIN RADIO AND TV 1310 East Broad Street PHONE 546-3295 Zenith Quality Radios Stereo FM Radios Compliments of ALAGASCO Serving in Gadsden, Glencoe, and Attalia THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY 228 South 3rd Street GADSDEN. ALABAMA PHONE 546-1663 LEON JONES ELECTRIC CO. 221 South 3rd Street PHONE 547-2582 General Electric and Frigidaire Appliances GENERAL ELECTRIC BOB KINTZ MEN'S WEAR Noccalula Plaia Shopping Center PHONE 547-5566 Open til 9:00 P.M. Finest in Men's Wear BELLENGER OIL COMPANY 1405 Gadsden Avenue PHONE 547-1644 WYNN CLEANERS Where Cleaning Is an Art KYLE AVENUE ALABAMA CITY. ALA. 226 MELLO-DAIRY 906 Nuckolls Street PHONE 546-4619 WEST GADSDEN DRUG CO. 101 South 12th Street PHONE 546-5251 CORNUTT CLEANERS 200 North 29th Street PHONE 546-2561 204 Wall Street PHONE 543-3081 MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL C. E. O'Tinger 227 I Said Yell... .. . please Organized Confusion The school year 1963-61 was busy and active for Emma Sansom students. Classes, athletics, dances, meetings, all helped to round out the year. As we look hack, we have tried to pick some of the bright spots that stand out in our minds as important events in the history of Emma Sansom High School; with this in mind, we present to you your 1964 Talisman. 230 Autographs Autographs 232 4 UN IE8m«- r S S|e; sA. k: C V'v. , '. 2Vv' . . VjC Wi 9I S re i t 'w iwjr‘ fjj? tty 1 . J li wr -v. ‘V V-{£nnfit Ki r- V € 7 m V. :Wi vsBsgSBpr'' •% , r 2®g «S® 2 - % HEW •i vK'V $ l 3 i ■.' .C gMli V- Sfe'� ru� pnfj •Vf- , .w £ nwyv CV 5 : U, � ' ■'- 8r few ’ M r 3 P? r� ’ «1 5 ma TWS SS • � , m - m K v.. Il -V % {wj« ;v ' � 5fj v V .Sfc :v 1� . ..’ 1 ' • ' 5ISK ids ft Hr, Si ? v-: ' «5