Satsuma High School - Cayman Yearbook (Satsuma, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1966 volume:

Students always find Mr. Faulk available to help them with personal problems, school conflicts, and plans for school activities. TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION-FACULTY.............. 8 ACTIVITIES...........................22 ATHLETES............................ 80 STUDENTS............................102 ADVERTISEMENTS......................168 SEEKING OF THE RINGING OF BELLS... FACULTY TOP EXECUTIVE COMPLETES THIRD YEAR Mr. Robert E. Faulk After receiving his B.S. Degree from Livingston State College, Mr. Faulk earned his M.A. Degree from George Peabody College in Nashville, Tennessee. He began his teaching career as a coach at Millport High. After two years at Millport Mr. Faulk transferred to Vigor High School. In his twelve years at Vigor Mr. Faulk served as a teacher, head baseball coach, football line coach, and Assist- ant Principal. He then served as Principal of Tol- minville Junior High School until 1963 when he became Principal of Satsuma. As a former coach, Mr. Faulk takes a keen interest in the athletic program. One of the tedious Jobs of being principal is the large amount of paperwork that must be done. Dear Graduates: The Sixty-Six Cayman has been delivered. You have done a wonderful job in portraying school life. Congratulations to your staff and sponsor for a splendid piece of work! The excitement of graduation will soon be history. The discipline of school and home must give way to self-discipline. If you can shift gears and slide into the high of our twentieth century, you will succeed. The days of being told what to do must change to what-can-I do. What you leave behind will be a record of all you have accomplished during the years you have been in school. That record will speak for itself when businessmen and other schools inquire about you. Occupational standards are higher today than ever before, therefore, a greater percent of educated people are needed to occupy these positions in industry. Your financial status in this age is largely determined by your mental ability and the formal education which you have received. Graduation in itself is not success. It is only one step in gradual progress. Give of your best to the world and the best will come to you. Sincerely, R,£. R.E. Faulk Principal [ '1 1 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL HAS MANY RESPONSIBILITIES Mr. Jack Gossett A graduate of Peidmont High School, Mr, Gossett received his B.S. Degree from Jacksonville State College and his M, A. Degree from the University of Alabama. During his career as an educator Mr. Gossett has taught Math and been a coach. Before coming to Satsuma three years ago, Mr. Gossett taught at Mary Montgomery. Mrs. Harper and Mrs. Chisolm assist Mr. Gossett in distributing the free text books to the student body. I 12 ] Mr. Gossett is always available to help students with their problems. Mrs. Pauline Shaw, registrar, posts grades, plans schedules, and sends transcripts to other schools and colleges for students. Serving as Mr. Faulk's secretary, is Mr. Pauline McPherson, Mrs. McPherson's responsibilities in- clude correspondence, filing and preparing the daily absentee re- ports. Mrs. George Willis, the bookkeeper, handles all matters concerning the collection and expenditure of funds. She is also in charge of the payroll for the school. GUIDANCE COUNSELOR PLAYS VITAL ROLE Mrs. Dorthea Quimby has planned and supervised the guidance program at Satsuma for the past three years. Mrs. Quimby is always available to help students with their academic and personal problems. She helps students select their vocations and plan their course of study. One of her chief pro- jects is assisting students in obtaining college scholarships. Mrs. Quimby also conducts the testing program at school. Mrs. Quimby received her Masters Degree from the University of Alabama. LIBRARY GROWS AS ENROLLMENT INCREASES The tremendous growth of student en- rollment is evident in the new book shelves added to the library. Bach shelf will accomodate five books for every new student added to the school enrollment this year. To fill the shelves the P. T.A. start- ed a fund raising project. [ 4 ] ENGLISH - GATEWAY TO COMMUNICATION The principal objective of the English Department is to increase students knowl- edge and usage of the English language. Students are offered a variety of courses to meet their individual needs. Students learn to use eye contact, posture and voice tone while present ing a speech. Lynn Moody Birmingham Southern, A.B. University of Alabama, M.A. Linda George University of Southern Mississippi Cora Dunagan Livingston State College, B.S. Jenera Fuller Troy State College B. A. Judith Sousa William Carey College, B. A. Pearl Barnes Auburn University, M.Ed. Ann Wilford Hendrix College, B.A. Robert Imms William Carey College Eleanor Fishbein University of Alabama, B.S. [ 15 ] Murphy Ann Sims University of Alabama B.S. Mrs. Floyd gives dictation to a first year shorthand class. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT ADAPTS NEW METHODS Linda Green Alabama College B.S. Escucheny repiten, a familar sound to Spanish students as they prepare to listen to records. COMMERCIAL STUDENTS PREPARE FOR BUSINESS CAREER Six commercial subjects: Typing, shorthand, recordkeeping, bookkeeping, business law and business math are offered to students who plan a commercial career. Nell Floyd Livingston State B.S. A-LM -Audio-Lingual Materials, a new method of teaching languages, places emphasis on develop- ment of listening and speaking skills. To aid students in learning to speak the languages rapidly, records are distributed for home use. Dorothy Breland University of Ala bama, B.S. Betty May Birmingham- Southern, B.A. STAFF OF SIX STRESS PHYSICAL FITNESS Delores Capps University of Southern Mississippi, B.S. Nancy Williams William Carey College B.S. Elizabeth Webb Penn State University B.S. Howard Evans University of Southern Mississippi, B.S. Carlton Nell Livingston State College, B.S. Eugene Hauge Livingston State College, B.S. P.E. Girls learn how to handle the bow and arrows. SPECIAL SKILLS ENCOURAGED BY CLASSES Home Economics students watch a demonstration on cooking. Bettye Etheredge Sanford University B.S. Bobby Evans Texas, A M B.S. [ 17 ] EXPERIMENTS AID SCIENCE STUDENTS Flo Owen William Carey College, B.S. Marvin Johnson University of Southern Mississippi, B.S. Flora Odom Livingston State College, B.S. Byron Bailey Livingston State College. B.S. Paul Akins University of Southern Missis- sippi, B.S. Everton Odom Troy State Teacher's College B.S. University of Ala- bama, M. A. Ginger Germany watches as Mr. Johnson performs an experiment. MUSIC DEPT. PROMOTES SCHOOL SPIRIT John Whitehead Troy State Teach' er's College B.S. Dale Hinton William Carey College, B. M. The band performs at halftime during a football game. MATH TEACHES LOGIC AND REASONING in Roy Harrell Auburn University B.S., Florida State, M.A. Pat Mason University of Southern Missis- sippi, B, S. Ann Hutchinson Livingston State College B.S, S. B.S. Mrs. Farrell aids students with their math problems Margaret Chisolm LIBRARY SERVES AS KNOWLEDGE A SOURCE OF Viola Harper Mississippi State University, B.S. Mrs. Chisolm checks students in and out of the library. WORLD AFFAIRS DISCUSSED BY HISTORY STUDENTS James H. Coats University of Alabama, B.S. Jennie Dickens Mississippi State College, B. A. Gracie Powell Livingston State College, B.S. Noco Howell University of Alabama, B.A. Annie Clara Johnson University of Southern Mississippi, B.S. Rollin Gates Pittsburg State Teachers College, B.S. University of Southern Mississippi, M.E. Mrs. Howell points out France to students while discussing that country's important role in the Common Market. I 1 Through the efforts of eight competent teach- ers, students learn important facts about world af- fairs, early American history, governments, and citizenship. The textbook's basic information is supplement- ed by map studies, reports, and general discussions of current events. Carolyn Stanley University of Alabama, B.S. LoraAnne Jackson Livingston State College B.A. MEMORIAL Mrs. Melanie Harris Extracurricular ACTIVITIES [ 22 ] Add Color To School Life CLUB AND ORGANIZATIONS HOMECOMING MISS SATSUMA OUTSTANDING SENIORS CLASS FAVORITES AZALEA TRAIL CLASS PLAYS VIP'S [ 23 ] STUDENT COUNCIL SPONSORS ROW I: T. Balsamo, J. McLendon, R. Thomas, B, Adams, N. Freeman, J. Powell, M. Smith, P. Jackson, T. Hagans, D. O'Rear. ROW II: C. Fielding, B. Williams, J. Robinson, S. Lomax, M. Barlow, B. Gunter, V. Lowe, B. Cooper, J. Lowrey, G. Germany, L. DeWitt, J. Dearmon, N. Cox, L. Flowers, M. Dismukes. ROW III: D. Beech, S. Henderson, R. Paul, D. Tharpe, S. Sharpe, R. Harwell, M. Gatewood, K. Rone, J. Johnson, L. McAll, T. Lomax The Student Council is composed of six officers elected by the student body at large and representatives from each homeroom. Active in all the phases of school life the Council sponsors Safety Week, Clean Up Week, Career Day, Home- coming, maintains the supply store and gives the morning devotionals. This year the Council formed an Inter-Club Council. Led by the Vice President, the Inter-Club Council co- ordinates the activities of the various clubs and organizations. Nancy Cox, Jerri Dearmon, Randle Harwell count ballots after a Council election [ 24 ] COLLEGE ORIENTATION NIGHT Diane O’Rear and Jerry Johnson assis: Malcum Gatewood and Larry McAll in selecting school supplies from the Supply store As a service to college minded students, the Council sponsored College Orientation Night. Representatives from three local colleges, Mobile, South Alabama, and Bay Minette Junior spoke to students on entrance requirements and college life. Linda Flowers and Marcella Dismukes direct Mrs. Farrell into a reserved parking place provided by the Council SAFETY CHAIRMAN: Tommie Jean Hagans, TREASURER: JoAnn Lowery, PRESIDENT: Ginger Germany, VICE PRESIDENT: Linda DeWitt, SECRETARY: Brenda Cooper, PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN: Doris Beech [ 25 ] Membership in the Beta Club is made up of students who have a B average and have accumulated leadership and character points from the ninth grade. These points are acquired by participating in school activi- ties. After being initiated into the club a member must maintain his average and continue to earn character and leadership points. The regular activities of the club in- cludes cleaning the trophy case and com- piling the honor roll each quarter. This year the members also collected money for the March of Dimes and placed numbers on all classroom doors. Mrs. Floyd administers the Beta Club oath to two members. BETA CLUB MEMBERS ATTEND CONVENTION TREASURER: Paula Milam, PRESIDENT: Vira Graves, VICE-PRESIDENT: Diane 0 Rear, SECRETARY: Carol Freeman [ 26 ] Joe Langley, Rickey Kilpatrick, and Randle Harwell put up Lynda Gafford and Jo Ann Lowery count money room numbers. collected by members for the March of Dimes. ROW I; C. Freeman, D. O'Rear, F. Dungan, S. Landrum, B. Cooper, T. Hagans, J. Wicke, N. Jenkins, L. Robinson, L. Flowers, V. Graves, R. Kilpatrick. ROW II: J. Bamburg, T. McGill, S. Lomax, S. Huddle. G. Germany, J. Lowery, P. Milam, D. Phillips, N. Chambless, L. Mays, B. Terry, L. Gafford, L. Ander- ton, S. McGee. ROW III: J. Hagans. R. Harwell, N. Cox, T. Tanner, T. Quinn, B. Brown, J. Wade, N. Harbin, M. Skidmore, J. Langley, L. DeWitt, J. McKleroy, R. Ellison, P. Shaw. [ 27 ] CA YMAN PICTURES SCHOOL LIFE Staff members: Martha Barlow, Donna Phillips, Shelia McGee, Brenda Gunter, and Cynthia Platt cut, identify, and stamp school day pictures for the class section. [ 28 ] ROW I; Frances Williams, Carol Wright, Brenda Gunter, Faye Dungan, Diane O'Rear. ROW II: Juday Cammon, Donna Phillips, Ellen Meriweather, Lynda Gafford, Carol Freeman. ROW III: Cynthia Platt, Martha Barlow, Shelia McGee, Elizabeth Walters, Kathy Wilkerson, ROW IV: Randy Calder, Aubrey Murphy, Judy Huffmaster, Charlotte Strickland, Nancy Cox, Anthony Natale. Sports Editor, Randy Calder and Aubrey Murphy check a picture schedule with Coach Nell. Judy Huffmaster, Charlotte Strickland, Faye Dungan, Frances Williams, and Ellen Meriweather plan layouts for the Activities section. [ 29 ] KEY CLUB MOTTO: “WE BUILD” SECRETARY: Aubrey Murphy. VICE PRESIDENT: Wayne Holland. PRESIDENT: Mike Llovd TREASURER: Rickey Kilpatrick. Key Club Sweetheart, Jerri Dearmon leaves Aubrey Murphy and Don Weaver sell candy to Harold for a District Key Club Rally. Sealy to earn money for a club project. [ 30 ] As a service to the community, the Key Club painted Fire hydrants. Here Ronnie Koen, Stanley Williams, Gary Barton, and Jerry Johnson add the final coat of paint. This summer Mike Lloyd and Randy Calder attended the Key Club Inter- national Convention in New York. CLUB BUILDS CHARACTER ROW I: D. Hudson, J. Tew, R. Shear, S. Williams, T. Quinn, D. Weaver, E. Kilpatrick, M. Wright. ROW II: G. Colvin, C. Waller, M. McGill, H. Sealy, G. Barton. ROW III: B. Hudson. R. Ellison, A. Murphy, W. Holland, R. Koen, R. Calder, M. Rone, J. Johnson, M. Lloyd. [ 31 ] Editor, Sandra Lomax, and Sponsor, Mrs. Sousa print additional copies of the Gazette to meet the demand. Putting out a paper that is both informative and enter- taining is the goal of the Gazette staff. Through the use of pictures, feature stories, special col- umns and editorials, students are kept informed on the hap- penings at Satsuma. A new addition, an exchange column, reports the special events at other schools in the area. One of the outstanding features of the Gazette is the unusual cover of each issue. Eight editions are planned for the year. GAZETTE PUBLICATIONS HIGHLIGHT YEAR ROW Is Sandra Pezent, JoAnn Lowery, lossy Langston, Pauls Stamey, Linda Shipper, ROW II: Diane Mann, Betty Nall, Dianne Bartlett, Sandra Lomax, Julie Lomax, Glenda Abrams: ROW III: Gayle Burch, Ronnie Chambless, Mrs. Souse, Kenny Rhodes, Linda Robinson, Pat McKeough. [ 32 ] Sandra Lomax...............................................Editor Gayle Burch.............................................Assistant Editor Paula Stamey..........................................Circulation Betty Nall....................................Business Manager Josey Langston...........................................Features Editor Kenny Rhodes..................................................Art Editor Dianne Bartlett..........................................Exchange Editor Pat McKeough.................................................News Editor Ronnie Chambless...........................................Sports Editor Joe Langley..............................Assistance Sports Editor Glenda Abrams...........................................Headlines Editor Joan Lowrey................................................Typist Julie Lomax................................................Typist Editorial Staff........Sandra Pezent, Linda Robinson, . . . and Diane Mann Mrs. Judy Sousa...........................................Sponsor Ronnie Chambless, Gayle Burch and Joe Langley report the happenings at Gator Field. Glenda Abrams, Betty Nall, and Josey Langston check copy with typist, JoAnn Lowery. Gazette staff assembles paper for delivery to the student body [ 33 ] F.I.A. HONORS FACULTY WITH TEA VICE PRESIDENT: Donna Phillips, PRESIDENT: Janet Wicke, SECRETARY: Charlotte Strickland, CORRESPONDING SECRETARY: Diane Mann, PARLIAMENTARIAN: Bruce Holmes. Providing a helping hand, Nela Davis grades papers while Judy Huffmaster types a test. Promoting interest in the teaching pro- fession and being of service to teachers are the main objectives of the F. T.A. Members aid teachers by keeping dis- plays on the bulletin boards, typing and grading test. During American Education week the Club spotlighted education by designating each day as a special tribute to some area of the teaching profession or educational field. The faculty was honored with a tea. [ 34 ] Pat Mathews and Anthony Natale make last minute arrangements for the faculty tea. Nancy Harbin and Linda Gilchrist keep a watchful eye on the lunch line for pos- sible offenders. MEMBERS LEARN TEACHING TECHNIQUES ROW I: L. Thrash, J. Bennett, J. Wicke, B. Hilburn, B. Holmes, L. Gilchrist, J. Walters. ROW II: K. Parker, D. Mann, S. McGee, S. Sharpe, J. Wade, C. Hartley, D. Phillips, T. Stringer, Mrs. Green. ROW III: A. Mclnnis, B. Brown, N. Davis, N. Harbin, C. Strickland, N. Glassen, J. Huffmaster. ROW IV: A. Natale, L. Miller, M. Sullivan [ 35 ] Miss May, Sponsor, and Doris Beech discuss plans for Youth Legislature. The Epsilon Tri-Hi-Y is a ser- vice organization sponsored by the YMCA. The Club promotes Chris-- tian and American ideals among high school girls. A special annual project of the club is taking orphans to the Great- er Gulf State Fair. This year members traveled to Montgomery to participate in Youth Legislature. The club drafted a bill and placed it before the legis- lature for approval. Adding to the social side of school life, the Tri-Hi-Y sponsored a Winter Formal in December. TRI-HI- Y SPONSORS WINTER FORMAL [ 36 1 Charlotte Purvis and Cynthia Calkins learn the art of handling children before their trip to the Fair. ROW 1: T. Hagans, B. Wilkie, J. Bennet, L. Thrash, S. McFarland, N. Freeman, M. Mann, C. Cawkins, G. Lightsey, P. McDonald, B. Phillips, G. Godwin, S. Lovelace. ROW 2: D. Beech, J. Hagans, J. Huffmaster, C. Purvis, J. Lowery, E. Meriwether, N. Gravatt, S. Draughn, B. Haynes, T. Moorer, N. Chambless, C. Brets, G. Dietz. ROW 3: J. Cammon, S. Huddle, T. Mims, D. Elenburg, S. Carney, B. Brown, C. Hartley, F. Williams, D. Bielitz. ROW 4: K. Parker. G. Fortner. G. Collins, J. McKleroy, L. Gafford, S. Brugl, B. Cooper, V. Knapp, P. Springfeild I CHAPLAIN:Debbie Billitz, REPORTER: Judy Cammon, SECRETARY: Tommie Jean Hagans, PRESIDENT: Doris Beech, VICE-PRESIDENT: Judy Hagans, TREASURER: Lora Moore [ 37 ] “A” BAND SPORTS DRUM MAJOR [ 38 ] NEW UNIFORMS BAND COUNCIL Becky Hilbuin Kathy Brown, Susie Longsdorf, Wayne Kersh, Keturah Cox, Rickey Kilpatrick, Leland Fuller, Greg Hall. [ 39 ] HIGH WOODWIND CLARINET BASSOON LOW BRASS ROW I: Keturah Cox, Elaine Morris, Susie Longsdorf, Sandra Henderson, Linda Mays. ROW II: Kathy Brown, Cathy Busby, Jerome Cartier, Keith McKin- ley, Ronnie Paul, Donna Lowe, Connie Hilburn. ROW I: Irvin Pickett, James Matheny, Butch Brown, ROW II: Rodney Timothy, Ed Matheney, Floyd Pickett, Tommy Yates, George Barton, Steven Wright. CORNET-SA XA PHONE ROW I: Philip Reitzammer, Dewayne Tanton, Jimmy Tew, John Uptagrafft, Wayne Ryals, ROW II: Clarence Bulter, Rickey Kilpatrick, Mike Rone, Tex Painter, Leland Fuller. PERCUSSION ROW I: Larry Jackson, Greg Hall, Irvin Landry. ROW II: Michael Kiper, Wayne Kersh, David Galbreath, Becky Hilburn. [ 40 ] PEP CLUB BOOST SPIRIT President Faye Dungan Treasurer Lynda Gafford ROW I: C. decker, S. Cook, J. Langston, F. Dunga, N. Freeman, D, Elengbury, G. Godwin, C, Bretzman, N. Anderton. ROW II: L. Gafford, S. Biggs, B. Donald. B, Terry, S, Lowery. C. Windom, T, Mims, S. Carney, S. McDonald, M. Kominek. ROW III: R. Hall, J. McKleroy, M. Thorpe, M. Dismukes, L. Flowers, G. Thomas, N. Cox, L. Anderton, C. Box, L. Dietz. [ 41 ] SECRETARY: Brenda Williams, TREASURER: Frank Cothran, LIBRARIAN: Betty Cooley, VICE-PRESIDENT: James Jarvis, PRESIDENT: Bobby Dean. Mr. Hinton and Glee Clubbers look over an arrangement for the Christmas Program. A GLEE CLUB PERFORMS AT P. T. A. ROW I: M. Hadley, M. Mann, L. Chandler, L. Thrash, P. Gates, A. Mclnnis, B. Cooley, B. Phillips, B. Terry, G. Dean, M. Vance. ROW II: C. Calkins, N. Freeman, B. Lee, S. Lowery, S. Huddle, L. Deitz, B. Stewart, K. Stewart, B. Holmes, K. Harwell, L. Miller, B. Smith, D. Stewart, W. Skelton, G. Brown, ROW III: J. Payne. M. Matheney, S. McFarland, M. Thorpe, B. Williams, D. Sullivan, B. Dean, R. Leachman, D. McGahagin, F. Cothran, M. Jones, J. Jarvis, K. Pickens, B. Cooper, B. Boyles, S. Moore. ROW IV: V. Bledsoe, S. Jones, S. Lovelace. G. Collins, D. Crook, G. Hall, L. Wimpee, C. Smith E. Malone, W. Whig- ham. H. Blackwell, V. Knapp, B. Bolen, L. Beverly. [ 42 ] SECRETARY: Diane Sta me y, PRESIDENT: Julie Mr. Hinto goes over a part with Janice Cammon. Walters, LIBRARIAN: Ricky Smith, VICE PRES- IDENT: Mike Malone, TREASURER: Kathy Patterson. B GLEE CLUB LEARNS TWENTY-THIRD PSALM •’W'- ROW I: M. Havard, R. Vance, B. Thompson, B. Fairchild, P. Woods, C. Johnson, J. Cammon, K. Patterson, L. Gray. ROW II: J. Lingerfelt, M. Mosley. P. Dykes, D. Morrell, D. Jones, L. Bateman, D. Mitchell. T. Novay, K. Dean, K. Turner, E. Ryals, C. Harris, B. Etheridge. ROW III: C. Adams. P. Mays, M. Hamburg, R. Smith, J. Jarman, L. Pritchett, E. Dykes, G. Hall. M. Brown, D. Stamey, B. Harvison, P. McLendon, G. Deitz, B. Woods, J. Walters, A. Dean, P. Stubbs, ROW IV: W. Sheffield, R. Murray, C. Dodd, B. Everett, M. Bruhl, M. Rcsser, R. Box, L. Box, M. Malone, W. Sanderson. Mike Sullivan, K. Norsworthy, S. Germany, D. Lloyd. D. Malone. [ 43 ] i Mr. Harding explains some principles of retailing to mem- bers of the DE program. Distributive Education is a club set up to attract students to careers in marketing and distribution. The program encourages free enter- prise and economic awareness through in- dividual instruction, exposure to success- ful business leaders and by practical ex- perience in business establishments. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION PROGRAM BEGINS THIS YEAR 44 ] Bill Henderson gets some on-the-job-training in Henderson's Store. After attending school in the morning Danny Watson works in a local grocery store. VICE PRESIDENT: Robert Trueblood, PRESIDENT: Jim Beggerly. SECRETARY: Susan Landrum, TREASURER: Janet Wicke. Jets is a national organiza- tion sponsored by some of the nation's leading industries. Its purpose is to foster interest toward the fields of Engineer- ing, Chemistry, and Physics. Each Bi-monthly meeting consists of a science film and a special speaker from one of the fields of engineering or a presentation of technical in- formation by one of the club members. Mr. James Beggerly of Ala- bama Power Company is the technical advisor for the club. JETS CLUB ENCOURAGES INTEREST IN ENGINEERING ROW I: J. Wicke, L. Smith, S. Landrum, P. Shaw, L. Gafford, C. Bretzman, ROW II: K. Dean, G. Calvin, M. Hollingsworth, B. Taylor, B. Risher, T. Painter, ROW III: B. Bean, F. Cothran, R. Stringer, R. Trueblood, D. Galbreath, J. Beggerly, A. Duncan. [ 45 ] EL CIRCULO ESPANOE PARLIAMENTARIAN: Linda Anderton, SECRETARY: Mickey Hollingsworth, VICE PRESIDENT: Pam Shaw, TREASURER; Linda Mays. PRESIDENT: Nancy Anderton. The Spanish Club is designed to increase the members' knowledge of both the language and the culture of Spanish speaking countries. Membership is composed of students in second year Spanish and of students who have already completed two years of the language. Various programs of Spanish games, songs, and lectures are presented at the meetings. The Day of the Kings, a Spanish holiday, was celebrated with a party complete with pinata. ROW I: Mrs. Breland, K. Hopkins, B. Wilke, N. Wetherington, N. Anderton, L. Roberts. ROW II: L. Mays, S. Carney, C. Box, P. Shaw, L. Anderton, N. Harbin, S. McGee. ROW III: S. Sharpe, R. Ellison, W. Smith. ROW IV: L. McAll, M. McGill D. Knowles, S. Browning, K. Jackson, J. Beggerly, D. Weaver, T. Painter. [ 4« ] CLUB STUDIES DRAMATICS ROW I: Susan Cook, Janice Allen, Norma Gravat, Nell Jenkins, Mrs. George. ROW II: Sammy Sharpe, Judy Cammon, Glenda Godwin, Cora Macon. ROW III: Patsy Dykes, Martha Stringfellow, Linda Miller, Nancy Anderton. CLUB EXPLORES SCIENCE WORLD ROW I: C. Englebert, C. Baker, A. Bankston, K. Uptagrafft, L. McKenize, M. Ford, K. Brown, B. Anderton, ROW II: B. Andrews, D. Smith, M. Riley, D. Marsh, L. Gentry, S. Cox, S. Dart, J. Lee. ROW III: Mr. Johnson, C. Collins, F. Murrell, M. Lambert, A. Duncan. [ 47 ] LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Through the use of films, games, and discussions at club meetings, students learn more about French culture. PRESIDENT: Rickey Kilpatrick VICE PRESIDENT: Linda Robinson SECRETARY-TREASURER Vira Graves NATIONAL Chartered this year the National Thespian Society honors outstanding dramatic work of individuals. Points for prospective mem- bers are earned by participating in dramatic activities. PRESIDENT: Kathy Wilkinson VICE-PRESIDENT: Doris Beech SECRETARY: Julie Lomax TREASURER: Tommy Tanner THESPIAN SOCIETY ROW I: Miss May, sponsor, Kathy Parker, Janet Wicke, Nell Jenkins, ROW II: Vira Graves, Judy Hagans, Rickey Kilpatrick, ROW III: Randy Calder, Tommy Yates, Mitchell Jones ROW I: Sandra Henderson, Doris Beech, Julie Lomax, Gertrude Montgomery, Kathy Wilkinson, ROW II: Mike Lomax, Liz Walters, Danny Watson, Tommy Hardin, ROW III: Ronnie Chambless, Tommy Tanner, Kenny Rone I 48 ] OFFICE HELPERS PERFORM NUMEROUS TASKS ROW I; Arleen Johnson. Dannetta Knight, Jackie Evans, Julie Lomax, Shirley Draughn, Marsha Kirkland, Josey Langston, Helen Coheley, Gayle Lightsey, Sue Badillo, Nancy Anderton; ROW II: Carolyn Waller, Diane Mann, Sherry Clark, Theresa Mims, Sandra Smith, Paula Milam. LIBRARY WORKERS PROVIDE ASSISTANCE John Canterbury. Pat Matthews. Glenda Godwin, Linda Gilchrest. Brenda Stewart, Marsha Hamilton, Mrs Margaret Chisolm, Kathy Box, Cherly Wilson. Mrs. V. Harper. [ 49 ] LINDA SKIPPER REIGNS AS QUEEN Linda Skipper Escort: Kenny Rone [ 50 ] FIRST LADY IN WAITING Brenda Cooper ESCORT: Robbie Waite CROWD WELCOMES QUEEN-COURT SECOND LADY IN WAITING Linda Hurst ESCORT: Mike Lomax [ 51 ] SENIOR MAID ESCORT: Brenda Williams Mike Malone Beverely Sharpe, Reva Hall, Carol Freeman, Cecelia Sumrall, Brenda Cooper, Diane O’Rear, JUNIOR MAID Nancy Cox ESCORT: Milan McGill [ 52 ] JUNIOR MAID ESCORT: Carol Freeman Steve Robbins COURT Linda Skipper, Linda Hurst, Brenda Williams, Nancy Cox, Nan Freeman, Brenda Harvison SENIOR MAID ESCORT: Cecelia Sumrall Earl Malone SOPHOMORE MAID ESCORT: SOPHOMORE MAID ESCORT: Reva Hall Larry Dungan Nan Freeman Larry McAll [ 53 ] FRESHMAN MAID ESCORT FRESHMAN MAID ESCORT Beverly Sharpe David McGahagin Brenda Harvison Don Sheffield This year s homecoming parade topped any in the school's history with thirty cars. ( 54 ] TEAM CHOOSES DIANE SWEETHEART 1965 FOOTBALL SWEETHEART DIANE O REAR Diane O'Rear Each year the Junior Varsity and the Var- sity football teams elect a girl to represent them at Homecoming. This year Miss Diane O’Rear, Junior was elected. ESCORT: Joe Langley [ 55 ] FIFTEEN SENIOR MISS SATSUMA LINDA SKIPPER [ «1 GIRLS VIE FOR MISS SATSVMA Eleanor Robinson, Miss Satsuma 1965 crowns Linda, Kathy Wilkinson was elected Miss Congeniality by the contestants. Judy Cammon, Jackie Duncan, Linda Skipper, Doris Beech, Sandra Henderson LADIES IN WAITING FIRST LADY Doris Beech SECOND LADY Sandra Henderson MISS SAT SUM A MAIDS JUNIOR MAID Judy Cammon SOPHOMORE MAID Jackie Duncan MISS SATSUMA CONTESTANTS SOPHOMORES ROW I: Gayle Collins, Linda Flowers, Kathy decker, Jackie Duncan, Paula Stamey, ROW II: Nan Freeman, Julia Walters, Theresa Mims, Jackie McKleroy, Sandra Stacey JUNIORS ROW I: Keturah Cox, Carol Freeman, Nancy Cox, Susan Cook, Betty Cooley, Jerri Dearmon, Martha Kominek, Judy Cammon, Gwen Hall SENIORS Linda Skipper, Kathy Wilkinson, Gertrude Montgomery, Sandra Henderson, Julie Lomax, Cecelia Sumrall, Linda DeWitt, Betty Nall, JoAnn Lowery, Doris Beech, Linda Hurst, Jackie Evans, Vira Graves, Brenda Williams, Pat Mathews [ 59 ] Mr. and Miss Senior Class BRENDA COOPER MALCUM GATEWOOD GINGER GERMANY TOPS CLASS WITH 3.9 AVERAGE Capturing first place among her class is Ginger Germany. The year's Valedictorian also serves as President of the Student Council. Ginger was named the D.A.R. Good Citizen- ship girl and was voted one of the Outstanding Seniors by her classmates. VIRA GRAVES PLACES SECOND WITH 3.879 With an average of 3.879 Vira Graves be- came Salutatorian of the Class of 1966. Vira is President of the Beta Club and is one of this year's Outstanding Seniors. She is Parliamen- tarian of her class and Secretary-Treasurer of the French Club. [ 61 ] Mike Lloyd Linda DeWitt OUTSTANDING SENIORS CLASSES CHOOSE FAVORITES FRESHMAN Mary Smith Paul Archer [ 66 ] EIGHTH GRADE Betty Langley Bert Youngblood SEVENTH-EIGHTH GRADE FA VORITES SEVENTH GRADE Charlotte Luddeke J. V. Harbin [ 67 ] AZALEA TRAIL MAIDS PARTICIPATE IN JR. MISS LINDA ROBINSON SANDRA HENDERSON [ 68 ] JUNIORS TOUR WORLD VIA PLAY Stagehands , Ann and Nora In London Fogg's friends discuss the look at the moon over possibility of his succeeding in his trip Hong Kong. around the world. Phileas Fogg, on a wager, sets out to circumnaviage the world in 80 days - 1,924 hours - 115,200 minutes. Ac- companied by his newly acquired valet, Passepartout, Mr. Fogg runs into every possible obstacle to his goal. Through the use of two stagehands”, Ann and Norma, the audience follows Fogg and his party from London on their trip around the world. Mr. Fogg returns to London with Madam Aouda, an Indian Princess he rescued. Dedective Fix misses his chance to arrest Fogg in BomBay when the warrant does not arrive. [ 69 ] Emily wonders why people don't under- stand. George's Friends witness his marriage to Emily. Grovers Corner, H.H., is the setting for Our Town . Thornton Wilder’s dialogue bring to life the everyday life of the Webb and Gibbs families Guided by the Stage Manager the audience watches the love affair between Emily Webb and George Gibbs grow over an 8 year period. SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS “OUR TOWN” The stage manager explain the passing of time to the town people and the audience. [ 70 ] The Webb Family of Grover's Corner. Two students learn more about the history of their country by reading the documents represented in the Freedom Shrine. SATSUMA PRESENTED FREEDOM SHRINE BY CLUB In a special assembly Satsuma was presented with the Freedom Shrine by the Prichard Exchange Club. Mr. Floyd Toomey, President of the Club presented the freedom plaque representing all of the documents to Mr. Faulk. Congressman Jack Edwards spoke to the student body on the responsi- bilities and enjoyments connected with freedom. Dr. Cranford Burns, Superintendent of Mobile Public Schools, described the Freedom Shrine to the students. The Shrine which is copies of 28 of the great documents in American history was placed in the library. Congressman Jack Edwards and Superintendent Can- ford Burns look on as Mr. Toomey presents the Freedom Shrine to Mr. Faulk. [ 71 ] V.I.P.’S On the basis of honor, service, courage, leadership, and patriotism Ginger Germany was selected as recipient of the D. A.R, good citizenship award. STUDENTS WIN SPECIAL CITIZENSHIP A WARDS Ronnie Chambless was selected to receive the good citizenship award. This award is based on leader- ship qualities and good citizenship conduct. Donna Phillips and Milan McGill were chosen to represent the school at the 10th annual Alabama Conference on Citizenship held in Tuscaloosa. [ 72 ] By scoring highest on a written examination on homemaking, Shirley Draughn won the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow award. During the summer Ronnie Chambless traveled to Montgomery to participate in Boys State activities. V.I.P.’S TALENTED IN VARIETY OF FIELDS The cheerleaders look over the awards they won at cheerleader clinic. The girls won 3 second place ribbons, 1 third place ribbon, and the highest award given, the spirit award. [ 73 ] V.I.P.’S Cecelia Sumrall represented Satsuma in the home- coming festivities at Livingston College. GROUPS ELECT OUTSTANDING MEMBERS Linda Flowers was elected the most outstanding cheerleader by other members of the squad. Band members elected Wayne Kersh as the out- standing band member. Wayne also serves as Band Captain. [ 74 ] Milan McGill won a special Gator trophy for not missing a practice in two years. Joe Langley, captain for the 1965-1966 team won the most valuable player trophy. FOOTBALL V.I.P.’S RECEIVE AWARDS AT BANQUET David Day, Mike Malone, and Johnny Beckham display the Gator trophies they won for not missing a single practice this year. [ 75 ] This year at the District Music Festival held atB.C. Raines, Harward Balckwell, Frank Cothran, Bobby Dean and Paula Milan won superior rating in the solo division. This makes them eligible to participate in the State Music Festival. Last year Paula Milan won a superior rating in the District and an excelled rating in the State Music Festival held in Tuscaloosa. Paula Milan looks over the song that won her a superior rating last year. STUDENTS SELECTED FOR STA TEMUSIC FESTIVAL Frank Cothran and Paula Milan practice their selections for the State Music Festival with pianist, Susan Landrum. [ 76 ] “C” BAND PERFORMS AT SPRING CONCERT SAFETYTHE KEY FACTOR WITH BUS DRIVERS Mrs. Melba Mitchell, Mrs. Mary Sullivan, Mrs. Velma Tunnell, Mrs. Hazel Danzy, Mrs. Margaret Huff, Mrs. Dorothy Cullough, Mrs. Hazel Langley. t 77 ] Mrs. Ruby Cobb MANAGER COOKS Pearlee Jenkins. Juanita Williams, Eula Baylock CAFETERIA PARTICIPATION EXCEEDS 90% BAKERS Ethel Thorton, Bonnie Baker, Florence Williams, Ruby Beason, Betty Watkins, Veda Creekmore. [ 78 ] JANITORIAL STAFF SCHOOL CUSTODIAN Mr. G. D. Sumrall MAIDS Willie Mae NcNeil, Annie Haines, Mary Reaser JANITOR Cliff Harris [ 79 ] Satsuma ATHLETES Compete In Four Major Sports Linda DeWitt, Jerri Dearmon, Nancy Cox, Linda Flowers, Gertrude Montgomery, Brenda Cooper, Gladys Brown. SPIRITED SEVEN LEAD CHEERS AT GAMES Nancy Cox Jerri Dearmon Gladys Brown Linda Flowers [ 82 ] Captain Linda DeWitt shows Brenda Cooper and Gladys Brown how a cheer should be done. SENIORS Brenda Cooper Linda DeWitt Gertrude Montgomery f 83 ] JUNIORS Jerri Dearmon Nancy Cox SOPHOMORES Linda Flowers Gladys Brown 1966 VARSITY GATORS ROW I: Joe Langley, Doug Knowles, Johnny Beckham, Corky Thomas. Kenny Rone, Jerry Johnson, Milan McGill. Terry Lomax, Steve Robbins, David McGahagin ROW III: Lynn Prichett, Robbie Waite, Earl Malone, Mike Lo- Joe Langley, Eugene Hauge, End Coach, Byron Bailey, Line Coach, Paul Akins, Line Coach, Roy Harrell, Head Coach, and Steve Robbins discuss an upcoming game. [ 84 ] Edwin Fortner, David Day, Mike Malone ROW II: max. Tommy Navay, Ricky Weldy SCOREBOARD SATSUMA 14 SATSUMA 6 SATSUMA 19 SATSUMA 0 SATSUMA 0 SATSUMA 19 SATSUMA 6 SATSUMA 7 SATSUMA 19 SATSUMA 6 SILAS 12 THEODORE 6 GRAND BAY 6 CITRO NELLE 14 SEMMES 7 ROBERTSDALE 7 FAIRHOPE 26 ALBA 7 BAKER 6 BAY MINETTE 21 Terry picks up yardage for a first down. Steve throws a long one. [ 85 ] David McGahagin moves for yardage Doug Knowles Senior Tackle Kenney Rone Senior Center Milan McGill Junior Tackle I 86 ] Joe Langley stops a Hornet David McGahagin Junior Quarterback Terry Lomax Junior Quarterback Steve Robbins Junior Quarterback Joe Langley Senior End Mike Lomax is stopped for a short gain [ 87 ] Johnny Beckham Senior Tackle Hornets attempt to bring a Gator down. Edwin Fortner Senior Tackle David Day Senior Tackle Jerry Oglesby Junior Tackle Corky Thomas and Johnny Beckham move to stop a receiver. [ 88 ] Mike Lomax Senior Fullback Earl Malone Senior Fullback Tommy Novay Senior Halfback Lynn Pritchett Junior Halfback Robbie Waite Junior Halfback Ricky Weldy Senior Halfback [ 89 ] Robbie takes some of the opposition along with him. Terry eyes his receiver as a Hornet goes for him. SATSUMA JUNIOR VARSITY ROW I: LeLand Fuller, Jimmy Jarman: ROW II: Steve Blake, Jerry Oglesby, Dennis Day, Willie Jones, Harold Sealy, Larry Saranthus, Danny Mills, Larry Bertram SATSUMA JUNIOR HIGH ROW I: Kenny McWain, James Lawshe, Gary Blackwell, Doug DeWitt, Stanley Wilkie, Joe Sealy, Gary Huff, Charlie Parker, Irvin Pickett. ROW II: Kenny Daniels, Don Jones, Dickie Lowe, Gaylon Hall, William Singleton, David Burnette, James Haynes, Gerald Wilburn, Raymond Brazel. ROW III: Coach Evans, Alan Burnette, Ronnie Pitts, Mike Jackson, Bobby Day, Paul Archer, Mike Bruhl, Billy Everette, Mike Knight, Coach Nell [ 90 ] SATSUMA WINS AREA I CHAMPIONSHIP Willie Lowe, Galen Neal, Eric McConnell, Dennis Day, Joe Langley, Gene Gartman, Tommy Grace, Randy Calder, Ronnie Chambless, Duke Fielding, Manager: Wayne Skinner. 1965-66 SCOREBOARD SATSUMA 57 JOHN SHAW 25 SATSUMA 59 ROBERTSDALE 44 SATSUMA 64 ALBA 43 SATSUMA 52 CITRONELLE 38 SATSUMA 43 GRAND BAT 41 SATSUMA 30 BAKER 41 SATSUMA 52 MONTGOMERY 54 SATSUMA 57 GRAND BAY 38 SATSUMA 37 BAY MINETTE 48 SATSUMA 40 MONTGOMERY 59 SATSUMA 83 ROBERTSDALE 55 SATSUMA 81 CITRONELLE 47 SATSUMA 82 JOHN SHAW 69 SATSUMA 43 B. C. RAINS 45 SATSUMA 45 VIGOR 67 SATSUMA 60 BAY MINETTE 56 SATSUMA 81 ALBA 59 SATSUMA 50 BAKER 62 SATSUMA 73 B.C. RAINS 57 SATSUMA 45 VIGOR 74 Third place trophy won by the Gators in the Baker Invitational Tournament. [ 91 ] Joe Langley Captain Senior Center Ronnie Chambless Senior Guard Willie Lowe Senior Guard Eric McConnell Senior Forward BABY GATORS TRAIN FOR VARSITY ROW I: David McGahagin, Terry Lomax. Larry Holmes, Wayne Skinner, Manager; ROW II; Galen Neal, Steve Blake, Milan McGill, Larry Saranthus. JUNIOR HIGH TEAM HAS WINNING SEASON ROW I: Steve McKenzie, Charles Freeman, David Burnett, Irvin Undry, Irving Pickett. Mark Howell; ROW II: Kenny Daniels. James Haynes. Steve Wright, Allen Burnett, Gerald Wilburn, Jimmy McConnell Bert Youngblood, J [ 94 ] 1965 MOBILE COUNTY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS Ronnie Chambless Mike Duke [ 95 ] ROW I: Robbie Waite, Don Pitts, David Jemison, Mike Duke, Harold Sealy, Larry Skinner, ROW II: Coach Bailey, Alton Burkett, Ricky Lister, Sammy Gates, Ronnie Baker, Wayne Mitchell, Gene Sealy, Ronnie Chambless, Steve Robbins, Mr. Faulk. SITTING: Joe Sealy, Wayne Skinner. RETURNING LETTERMEN HA VE HIGH HOPES Larry Me A11 Melvin George CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY GOAL OF TEAM Corky Thomas [ 97 ] Larry Dungan Tommy Novay Milan McGill BASEBALL PRACTICE SET FOR EARLY SPRING [ 98 ] Duke Fielding Randy Clader GATORS FACE TOUGH OPPONENTS THIS SEASON Ronnie Chambless, pitcher, connects into a pitch and bangs out a base hit. [ 99 ] 1965 JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM ROW I: Melvin George, Doug Dewitt, Otis Lister, Gary Blackwell, Richard Roan, Cecil Smith, James Haynes, Larry McAll. ROW II: Coach Roy Harrell, Alan Burnette, Happy White. Larry Dungan, Pat Manning, Billy Everett, Wayne Cooper, Earl Bridges. ROW I: Jerry Oglesby, Lynn Pritchett, Tommy Novay, David McGahagin, Larry Grace, Corky Thomas, Mike Duke. ROW II: Doug Knowles, Jerry Johnson, Robbie Waite, Steve Blake, Milan McGill, Duke Fielding, Randy Calder, Coach William Britton. 1965 JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL TEAM I 100 ] INTEREST IN TRACK GROWING 1965 TRACK TEAM ROW I: Charlie Bounds, Mack Cates, Gary Mazingo. Toby Luster, David McGahagin, Orval Britt. ROW II: Jesse Matheney, Wayne Ryals, Terry Shell, Jerry Sullivan, Stanley Moss, George Landrum, Billy Steele. [ 101 ] George Landrum Orval Britt Eleven Hundred STUDENTS Make Preparations for Future SENIORS SENIOR DIRECTORY JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE [ 103 ] SENIOR CLASS OF 1966 PRESIDENT............... VICE PRESIDENT.......... SECRETARY............... TREASURER............... PARLIAMENTARIAN......... WAYS AND MEANS CHAIRMAN SPONSORS Mrs. Dorothy Breland Mrs. Cora Dunagan Mr. Rollin Gates Mrs. Noco Howell . Malcum Gatewood ........Joe Langley . . . Brenda Cooper , . Cecelia Sumrall ........Vira Graves Tommie Jean Hagans [ 104 ] GLENDA JEAN ABRAMS EDWARD WAYNE ALLEN LINDA LOU ANDERTON THOMAS SEBRON BAKER EDITH DIANE BARTLETT RONALD MILLER BATEMAN [ � 05 ] JOHN TRUEX BECKHAM DORIS FRANCIS BEECH JUDY CAROLYN BEVERLY BARBARA ANN BOLEN BRENDA SUE BOYLES DONALD LENOIR BRASWELL ORVAL EDISON BRITT BONITA FAYE BROWN DELORISE GAYLE BURCH BRENDA SUE COOPER GARY LLOYD COOPER ROY CLARK CORLEY WILLIAM DALE CHEATWOOD BETTY SUE CLIFTON HELEN YVONNE COHELEY CYNTHIA DIANE CALKINS JOHN LOFTEN CANTERBURY RONNIE JOSEPH CHAMBLESS GLORIA JEAN DUNN KENNETH BARRY ELLISON CHARLOTTE LYNN ETHERIDGE JACQUELINE LEE EVANS EDWIN LINTON FORTNER EUGENE GARTMAN GINGER CAROL GERMANY ANGELA KARNE GILBERT LINDA GAIL GILCHRIST LARRY EARL GRACE PAUL LENORD GRAHAM DELILAH ELVIRA GRAVES MARTHA ELLEN HADLEY TOMMIE JEAN HAGANS TOMMY LEE HARDIN RICHARD LESLIE HAWMAN BARBARA LOIS HAYNES SANDRA JOYCE HENDERSON WILLIAM CHARLES HENDERSON JAMES TRYANT HICKS NONA REBECCA HI LB URN ROBERT WAYNE HOLLAND LINDA PEARL HURST ROY WAYNE KERSH DANNETTA PEARL KNIGHT WILLIE JOE LANGLEY GAYLE ELIZABETH LIGHTSEY DOUGLAS KEITH KNOWLES CECIL DELORES KYLE GARY RUSSELL LOVELACE WILLIE OWENS LOWE LULU JOANN LOWERY LENA BELL LONGSDORF MICHAEL DWAYNE LOMAX MICHAEL TERRY LLOYD JULIE FAY LOMAX SANDRA LOMAX WILLIAM EARL MALONE RONALD EDWARD MATHENY PATRICIA ANN MATTHEWS ELSIE THERESA McGILL PATRICIA RUTH McKEOUGH GERTRUDE JANE MONTGOMERY rsl JAMES LEONARD PEARSON RONALD BRUCE PORTER GORDON PRESNALL BEN FRANKLIN RICHARDSON LUCILLE JANICE RICHIE LINDA SUSAN ROBINSON KENNETH ROY RONE MICHAEL JESSE RONE ALTON WAYNE RYLES WANDA CAROL SKELTON LINDA FAYE SKIPPER WILLIAM DAVID SMITH BRENDA DIANE STEWART RONALD WAYNE STRINGER THOMAS HARWELL TANNER ROBERT DANIEL TARVER ROBERT JAMES TERRY GLORIA ANN TINDLE ROBERT PARKER TRUEBLOOD HUGH ETTICK TURNER NORA ELIZABETH WALTERS THOMAS CLAUDE WEBB KENNETH LARRY WEISBACK THOMAS EARL UPTAGRAFFT DANNY LEWIS WATSON JANET ELIZABETH WADE RAYMOND GORDON WADE CALVIN WILLIAM WALKER NORMAN RICKY WELDY FRANCES AGNES WILLIAMS JOHN STANLEY WILLIAMS [ 122 ] LINDA KAY WILLIAMSON RICHARD RAY WILLIAMSON REBECCA AUDREY WRIGHT PAM YATES SUE ELLEN YEARBY [ 123 ] SENIOR DIRECTORY GLENDA JEAN ABRAMS: Pep Club 2, 3; Dramatic Club 3; Junior Civitan Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4; Inter- club Council 4; Gator Gazette 3,4, Asst. Features Editor 3, Headline Editor 4; Homeroom Officer 2; Who's Who 4, Big- gest Flirt 4; Senior Class Play 4; Softball team 3; Volleyball team 4. EDWARD WAYNE ALLEN: Student of the Quarter 1; Science Fair 1; Projection Club 3. LINDA LOU ANDERTON: Beta Club 3,4; F. T.A. 3; Pep Club 3,4; Dramatic Club 4; Junior Civitan Club 3; Spanish Club 3, 4, Program Chairman 3, Parliamentarian 4; Homeroom Officer 3; Who’s Who 4, Most Likely to Succeed 4; Outstanding Senior 4. THOMAS SEBRON BAKER: Spanish Club 1,2; Senior Class Play. EDITH DIANE BARTLETT: Tri-Hi-Y Club 3; F. T. A. 2; Gator Gazette 2, 3, 4, Asst. News Editor 3, Exchange Editor 4; Homeroom Officer 1, 4; Who’s Who 4, Wittiest 4; Office Worker 2. RONALD MILLER BATEMAN JOHN TRUEX BECKHAM: Homeroom Officer 3,4; Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Baseball 1; Senior Class Play 4; Gator Award 3, 4. DORIS FRANCIS BEECH: Student Council 4, Publicity Chairman 4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4; Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 1; interclub Council 4, Vice President 4; Miss Satsuma Contest 4, First Lady in Waiting 4; Homeroom Officer 1; A Glee Club 2, 3; Junior Class Play 3; Powder Puff Team 1, 2; Thespian Society 4, Vice President 4; Outstanding Senior 4. JUDY CAROLYN BEVERLY: A Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball team 3; Powder Puff team 1,2; Intramurals 1. BARBARA ANN BOLEN: Pep Club 3; Spanish Club 1; A Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Softball Team 3; Powder Puff Team 3. BRENDA SUE BOYLES: Tri-Hi-Y Club 3; Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 1; A Glee Club 3,4; Band 1; Junior Class Play 3; Library Worker 2. DONALD LENOIR BRASWELL: Varsity Football 1, 2, 3. ORVAL EDISON BRITT: Varsity Track 3,4. BONITA FAYE BROWN: Student Council 1; Beta Club 3, 4, Vice President 4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 4; Jets Club 2; Miss Satsuma Contest 2; Homeroom Officer 2, 4; Who's Who 4, Most Dependable 4; Junior Class Play 3; Volleyball Team 4; Outstanding Senior 4. DELORIS GAYLE BURCH: Tri-Hi-Y Club 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Junior Civitan Club 3, 4; Gator Gazette 3, 4, Asst. Editor 4, Headline Editor 3; Junior Class Play 3; Office worker 3; CYNTHIA DIANE CALKINS: Tri-Hi-Y Club 2, 4; F.T.A. 2; Pep Club 1; Red Cross Club 2; Spanish Club 1; A Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball Team 2; Powder Puff Team 2, 3. JOHN LOFTEN CANTERBURY: Science Club 2; Library Worker 2,3,4; Projection Club 3. RONNIE JOSEPH CHAMBLESS: Student Council 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3; Gator Gazette 4, Sports Editor 4; Class Officer 2, Vice President 2; Who's Who 4, Most Likely to Succeed 4; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Play 3; Boys State 3; Junior Speaker for United Fund 4; Outstanding Senior 4. WILLIAM DALE CHEATWOOD: Homeroom Officer 3; Varsity Football 3; Library Worker 3. BETTY SUE CLIFTON: Spanish Club 1; A Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4. HELEN YVONNE COHELEY: Pep Club 1,2; Office Worker 4. BRENDA SUE COOPER: Student Council 4, Secretary 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Dramatic Club 3; Miss Satsuma Contest 2; Homecoming 4, First Lady In Waiting 4; Class Officer 3, 4, Ways and Means Chairman 3, Secretary 4; Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 3; Who's Who 4, Miss Senior Class 4; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Class Play 4; Office Worker 3; Cheerleader 4; Outstanding Senior 4. [ 124 ] GARY LLOYD COOPER: Projection Club 1. ROY CLARK CORLEY: Varsity Football 1, 3; Varsity Baseball 1. HORACE GENE COUSELMAN: Student Council 3, Representative 3; Spanish Club 1; Science Club 1; Homeroom Officer 2. 3; Who's Who 4, Most Popular 4; Varsity Football 1,2, 3; Varsity Baseball 1, 2; Varsity Track 2. JAMES DAVID DAY: Varsity Football 4; Gator Award 4. LINDA MARIE DEWITT: Student Council 3, 4; Vice President 4, Representative 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2,3, President 3; Interclub Council 4, President 4; CAYMAN STAFF 3, Asst. Class Editor 3; Miss Satsuma Contest 2, 4; Class Officer 2, Secretary-Treasurer 2; Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Who's Who 4, Most School Spirit 4; Student of the Quarter 1; Senior Class Play 4; Softball Team 2, 3; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Powder Puff Team 2; Intramural Club 2; Outstanding Senior 4. SHIRLEY DELL DRAUGHN: Betty Crocker Homemaking Award 4. MYRON MARK DRUMMOND: CAYMAN STAFF 2; Varsity Football 2, 3,4. GLORIA JEAN DUNN: Pep Club 1; Miss Satsuma Contest 3; A Glee Club 2; KENNETH BARRY ELLISON CHARLOTTE LYNN ETHERIDGE: Spanish Club 1; A Glee Club 2, 3: Powder Puff Team 3. JACQUELINE LEE EVANS: Student Council 1.2; Representative 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Interclub Council 1; Miss Satsuma Contest 4; Homeroom Officer 1.2; Band 3; Junior Class Play 3; Office Worker 4; Majorette 3. EDWIN LINTON FORTNER: Varsity Football 4. EUGENE GARTMAN MALCOLM HARVEY GATEWOOD JACKIE DALE GATLIN: Dramatic Club 3; Who's Who 4, Wittiest 4; Senior Class Play 4. GINGER CAROL GERMANY: Student Council 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Parliamentarian 3, President 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; F.T.A. 1; Pep Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3; Interclub Council 4; Class Officer 3, Treasurer 3; Who's Who 4, Most Intellectual 4; A Glee Club 2; Student of the Quarter 1; Softball Team 1,2; Volleyball Team 3,4; D.A.R. Citizenship Award 4; Outstanding Senior 4. ANGELA KAREN GILBERT: Office Worker 2. LINDA GAIL GILCHRIST: F.T.A. 1, 3. 4; Junior Civitan Club 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2, 3, Vice President 3; Library Worker 4. LARRY EARL GRACE PAUL LENORD GRAHAM DELILAH ELVIRA GRAVES: Beta Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; F. T. A. 2; Interclub Council 4; French Club 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4; Miss Satsuma Contest 4; Class Officer 4, Parliamentarian 4; Homeroom Officer 2; Student of the Quarter 3; Junior Class Play 3; Outstanding Senior 4. MARTHA ELLEN HADLEY: F.T.A. 1; Pep Club 1; CAYMAN STAFF 2; A Glee Club 2. 3, 4; TOMMIE JEAN HAGANS: Student Council 4, Safety Chairman 4; Beta Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 2, 3. 4, Vice President 3, Secretary 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 3; Class Officer 3,4, Secretary 3, Ways and Means Chairman 4; Homeroom Officer 3, 4; Who's Who 4, Best All Around 4; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Class Play 4; Intramurals 1. TOMMY LEE HARDIN: Student Council 3; Varsity Football 3; Junior Class Play 3. [ 125 ] RICHARD LESLIE HAWMAN BARBARA LOIS HAYNES: Tri-Hi-Y Club 3, 4; F.T. A. 1; Red Cross Club 1; 4-H Club 2. SANDRA JOYCE HENDERSON: Student Council 4, Representative 4; CAYMAN STAFF 2; Miss Satsuma Contest 3,4, Junior Maid 3, Second Lady in Waiting 4; Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Who's Who 4, Most Talented 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Secretary 2, Band Council 1,2, 3, Band Student Director 3,4; Junior Class Play 3; Azalea Trail Maid 4; Mobile Student Symphony Orchestra 2, 3; All County Band 3; Thespian Society 4. WILLIAM CHARLES HENDERSON JAMES TRYANT HICKS NONA REBECCA HILBURN: F.T. A. 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Science Club 1,2, Secretary 2; Band 1,2, 3,4; Majorette 3, 4; Science Fair 1, 2. ROBERT WAYNE HOLLAND: Beta Club 3, 4; Key Club 1,2, 3.4, Vice President 4; Jets Club 3, 4; Student of the Quarter 3. 4; Outstanding Senior 4. BOBBY LYNN HUDSON: Key Club 2, 3,4; Spanish Club 1; Jets Club 4; Homeroom Officer 4; Who's Who 4, Friendliest 4; Senior Class Play 4; Projection Club 3; Outstanding Senior 4. JUDY CECELIA HUFFMASTER: Beta Club 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 4; F.T.A. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; CAYMAN STAFF 2,3,4; Softball Team 1; Volleyball Team 4. LINDA PEARL HURST: Tri-Hi-Y Club 3; Pep Club 3; Junior Civitan Club 2; Miss Satsuma Contest 3,4; Homecoming 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 1,2, 3, 4; Who's Who 4; Class Favorite 3; Cayman Beauty 2; Cheerleader 1. JAMES EDWARD JARVIS: Junior Civitan Club 2, 3; Who's Who 4. Most Athletic 4; A Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 3; Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3. DAVID FRANCIS JEMISON ROBERT FLANAGAN JEMISON: Junior Varsity Baseball 3. ARLEEN DALE JOHNSON: Homeroom Officer 1; Who's Who 4, Teacher's Pet 4; A Glee Club 1; Office Worker 3, 4. JERRY WAYNE JOHNSON: Student Council 3,4; Key Club 4; Dramatic Club 3; Homeroom Officer 2; Who's Who 4, Most Dependable 4; Varsity Football 3,4; Varsity Baseball 1,2,3; Outstanding Senior 4. LINDA LEE KELLY: Tri-Hi-Y Club 3; Who's Who 4, Best Dressed 4. ROY WAYNE KERSH DANNETTA PEARL KNIGHT: Homeroom Officer 3; Office Worker 3,4; 4-H Club 1, Treasurer 1. DOUGLAS KEITH KNOWLES: Spanish Club 4; Varsity Football 3, 4; Outstanding Senior 4. CECIL DELORES KYLE: Tri-Hi-Y Club 3; Pep Club 1,2; Intramural Club 1; Square Dance Club 1. WILLIE JOE LANGLEY: Student Council 1, 3; Beta Club 1,2, 3, 4; Gator Gazette 4. Asst. Sports Editor 4; Class Officer 1.2, 3. 4. President 1, 3, Vice President 2. 4; Who's Who 4, Most School Spirit 4; Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Varsity Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Student of the Quarter 4; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Class Play 4; Most Valuable Player, Football 4; Outstanding Senior 4. GAYLE ELIZABETH LIGHTSEY: Tri-Hi-Y Club 3,4; F.T.A. 2; Junior Civitan Club 3; Pep Club 2; Red Cross Club 1,2; Office Worker 4; Library Worker 3; 4-H Club 1. MICHAEL TERRY LLOYD: Key Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; Junior Civitan Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Jets Club 2; Interclub Council 4; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Class Play 4; Science Fair 1, Second Place 1; Outstanding Senior 4. JULIE FAY LOMAX: Tri-Hi-Y Club 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3; Dramatic Club 3; Junior Civitan Club 3; Gator Gazette 4, Typist 4; Miss Satsuma Contest 3,4; Homeroom Officer 2; Junior Class Play 3; Office Worker 3,4; Thespian Society 4, Secretary 4. [ 126 ] MICHAEL DWAYNE LOMAX: Pep Club 1,2; Dramatic Club 2; Junior Civitan Club 1; Homecoming Escort 4; Class Officer 1, Secretary 1; Homeroom Officer 1,2, 3, 4; Who's Who 4, Best Dressed 4; Class Favorite 2; Varsity Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 3; Varsity Baseball 1,2; Junior Class Play 3; Thespian Society 4; Master of Ceremony Miss Satsuma Contest 4. SANDRA LOMAX: Student Council 4, Parliamentarian 4; Beta Club 3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Secretary 3; Interclub Council 4; Gator Gazette 3,4, Asst. Business Manager 3, Editor 4; Miss Satsuma Contest 2; Homeroom Officer 1,2; Office Worker 2, 3; Cheerleader 1. LENA BELL LONGSDORF: Tri-Hi-Y Club 3; Dramatic Club 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Representative 4. GARY RUSSELL LOVELACE WILLIE OWENS LOWE: A Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Varsity Basketball 4, Junior Varsity Basketball 2,3; Baseball 1. LULU JOANN LOWERY: Student Council 4, Treasurer 4; Beta Club 1,2, 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 3; Pep Club 1; Junior Civi- tan Club 2, 3; Gator Gazette 4, Typist 4; Miss Satsuma Contest 4; Homeroom Officer 1, 4; WILLIAM EARL MALONE: Junior Civitan Club 2; Science Club 1; Homeroom Officer 4; Who's Who 4, Cutest Couple 4; A Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4. RONALD EDWARD MATHENY: Band 1, 2. 3. 4; F.F.A. PATRICIA ANN MATTHEWS: F.T.A. 3.4; Pep Club 1; Junior Civitan Club 3,4, Vice President 4; Spanish Club 1; Miss Satsuma Contest 2, 3, 4; Library Worker 4. PHYLLIS PEARL McDONALD: Tri-Hi-Y Club 4; Office Worker 4. SHELIA RUTH McGEE: Beta Club 2,3,4; F.T.A. 3,4, Historian 4; Pep Club 1; Junior Civitan Club 1; Spanish Club 4; CAYMAN STAFF 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 3; A Glee Club 1. ELSIE THERESA McGILL:: Beta Club 1,2,3, 4; F.T.A. 1; Pep Club 1,2; Dramatic Club 3; Junior Civitan Club 2, 3, President 2, 3; Who's Who 4, Most Athletic 4; Senior Class Play 4; Softball Team 3, 4; Volleyball Team 2, 3, 4; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1, Captain 1. PATRICIA RUTH McKEOUGH: Tri-Hi-Y Club 3; Pep Club 1, 2; Dramatic Club 3; Junior Civitan Club 2; Spanish Club 1; Gator Gazette 3,4, News Editor 4, Asst. Sports Editor 3; Band 2,3; Softball Team 3. GERTRUDE JANE MONTGOMERY: Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Treasurer 3; Key Club Sweetheart 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Dramatic Club 4; Junior Civitan Club 3; Miss Satsuma Contest 3,4; Homeroom Officer 2, 3; A Glee Club 1; Junior Class Play 3; Cheerleader 4. DONALD STANLEY MOSS: Beta Club 2, 3; Junior Civitan Club 4; Jets Club 3; Homeroom Officer 2; Band 1, 2; Baseball 1; Varsity Track 2, 3; Senior Class Play 4. Betty JOYCE NALL: Tri-Hi-Y Club 3; Pep Club 3; Junior Civitan Club 4; Gator Gazette 4, Business Manager 4; Miss Satsuma Contest 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 1,2, 3, 4; Office Worker 3; Powder Puff Team 2. ANTHONY JOSEPH NATALE: F.T.A. 3; Spanish Club 3; Science Club 3; CAYMAN STAFF 3,4; A Glee Club 1,2; Junior Varsity Basketball 2. THOMAS RAY NOVAY: Varsity Football 4; Junior Varsity Baseball 3. EVELYN LA VERNE OGLESBY: Red Cross Club 1; Softball Team 1. JAMES LEONARD PEARSON: Student Council 1, Representative 1; Dramatic Club 3; Junior Civitan Club 3, Sergeant of Arms 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Junior Varsity Baseball 2; Junior Class Play 3. RONALD BRUCE PORTER GORDON PRESNALL THOMAS WALTER QUINN: Student Council 1, Representative 1; Beta Club 3. 4; Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Junior Civitan Club 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Science Club 1; Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 4; Who's Who 4, Most Intellectual 4. [ 127 ] CHARLES KENNETH RHODES: Spanish Club 1; Gator Gazette 2, 3, 4, Art Editor 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Representative 2, Drum Major 4. BEN FRANKLIN RICHARDSON: Who's Who 4, Teacher’s Pet 4; Junior Varsity Basketball 3; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Class Play 4. LUCILLE JANICE RICHIE: Intramurals Club 1. LINDA SUSAN ROBINSON: Beta Club 4; French Club 2,3,4; Vice President 2, President 3, Vice President 4; Class Officer 3, Secretary 3; Azalea Trail Maid 4; Senior Class Play 4; Class Favorite 3; Science Club 1,2,3; Treasurer 2, Secretary 3. KENNETH ROY RONE: Student Council 2, 4; Pep Club 1; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Junior Civitan Club 2; Homecoming Es- cort 4; Class Officer 1; Homeroom Officer 1,2, 3; Who's Who 4, Biggest Flirt 4; Junior Varsity Basketball 2,3; Junior Class Play 3; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL JESSE RONE ALTON WAYNE RYLES WANDA CAROL SKELTON: Tri-Hi-Y Club 4; F.T.A. 1; Pep Club 1; Junior Civitan Club 1; Science Club 1; Red Cross Club 1; A Glee Club 1,4; Softball Team 1,2; Volleyball Team 1,2; Science Fair 1. BENEORD MATT SHEAR LINDA FAYE SKIPPER: Student Council 1; Tri-Hi-Y Club 2, 3; F.T.A. 1,2; Miss Satsuma Contest 2, 3, 4, Miss Satsuma 4; Homecoming 4, Queen 4; Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 3; A Glee Club 2; Band 3; Cayman Beauty 3. WILLIAM DAVID SMITH WILLIAM JOSEPH SMITH: Spanish Club 1,4; Science Club 2; A Glee Club 2,3,4; Varsity Football 3; Library Worker 3. YVONNE PATRICIA SOMERVILLE NINA STAMPLEY: Science Club 1; A Glee Club 2. ESTER MAE STANLEY: Softball Team 2,4; Intramurals Club 1. BRENDA DIANE STEWART RONALD WAYNE STRINGER: Jets Club 3,4; Science Club 2; Junior Varsity Basketball 2. CECELIA MAE SUMRALL: Pep Club 1; Miss Satsuma Contest 4; Homecoming 4, Maid 4; Class Officer 4, Treasurer 4; Homeroom Officer 1; Who's Who 4, Cutest Couple 4; A Glee Club 2, 3; Powder Puff Team 4. SHERRY DALE TANKERSLEY: Tri-Hi-Y Club 3; Spanish Club 1; A Glee Club 1,2, 3. THOMAS HARWELL TANNER: Student Council 2; Representative 2; Dramatic Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; Junior Civitan Club 3, Treasurer 3; Homeroom Officer 1,2, 3; Junior Varsity Football 2; Junior Varsity Basketball 2; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Class Play 4. ROBERT DANIEL TARVER: Science Club 1; Junior Varsity Basketball 3. ROBERT JAMES TERRY: Band 2, 3; Junior Varsity Basketball 3. ALFRED JOSEPH THOMPSON SHIRLEY ANN THOMPSON GLORIA ANN TINDLE: Intra murals Club 1; Red Cross Club 1; Square Dance Club 1. ROBERT PARKER TRUEBLOOD: Jets Club 3, 4, Vice President 4; Science Fair 1. [ 128 ] HUGH ETTICK TURNER: Science Fair 1. THOMAS EARL UPTAGRAFFT JANET ELIZABETH WADE: Student Council 1, Representative 1; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 3; F. T. A. 1, 2, 3, Vice President 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Jets Club 3. 4; Science Club 2, 3; Red Cross Club 2; Homeroom Officer 2, 3; A Glee Club 1, 2; Softball Team 2, 3; Powder Puff Team 4. RAYMOND GORDON WADE: Band 2, 3. CALVIN WILLIAM WALLER: Key Club 3,4, Project Chairman 4; Jets Club 3; Projection Club 3, Treasurer 3. NORA ELIZABETH WALTERS: Tri-Hi-Y Club 3; F.T.A. 1; Pep Club 3; Dramatic Club 3; CAYMAN STAFF 4; Home- room Officer 3; Miss Satsuma Contest 3; Junior Class Play 3; Thespian Society 4. DANNY LEWIS WATSON: Student Council 3; Safety Chairman 3; Key Club 2,3, Parliamentarian 3; Class Officer 2,3, Vice President 3, President 4; Junior Varsity Football 2; Track 3; Junior Class Play 3; Homeroom Officer 1. THOMAS CLAUDE WEBB KENNETH LARRY WEISBACK: Spanish Club 1; Band 1,2, NORMAN RICKY WELDY: Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4. BARBARA LOUISE WIGGINS: Class Officer 1, Secretary-Treasurer 1; A Glee Club 1; Library Worker 1. LOTTIE KATHLENE WILKERSON: Tri-Hi-Y Club 3; F.T.A. 2. 3, Parliamentarian 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Dramatic Club 3, Treasurer 3; Junior Civitan Club 3.4; Spanish Club 1; Interclub Council 4; CAYMAN STAFF 4; Miss Satsuma Contest 4; Miss Congeniality 4; Homeroom Officer 4; Junior Class Play 3; Thespian Society 4, President 4. BRENDA ANN WILLIAMS: Student Council 1,4, Representative 1,4; F.T.A. 1; Pep Club 1.2: Miss Satsuma Contest 3,4; Homecoming 4, Maid 4; Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Who's Who 4, Friendliest 4; A Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. FRANCES AGNES WILLIAMS: Tri-Hi-Y Club 3.4; F.T.A. 1; Science Club 1.2, Vice President 1; CAYMAN STAFF 2.3; Homeroom Officer 1; Softball Team 2, 3; Powder Puff Team 1, 2. 4. JOHN STANLEY WILLIAMS: Student Council 1,2; Key Club 3,4, Parliamentarian 4. LINDA KAY WILLIAMSON RICHARD RAY WILLIAMSON REBECCA AUDREY WRIGHT: F.T.A. 1; CAYMAN STAFF 2; Softball Team 1.2; Office Worker 1,2. PAM YATES: Spanish Club 1; A Glee Club 1,2, 3. SUE ELLEN YEARBY: A Glee Club 1; Intramural Club 1. [ 129 ] PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER CLASS OFFICERS WAYS AND MEANS CHAIRMAN Jerri Dearmon Steve Robbins Corky Thomas Milan McGill Keturah Cox Rebecca Adams Janice Allen Nancy Anderton Terry Andrews Judy Bamberg Sue Badillo [ '30 ] David Bailey Ronnie Barnes John Bedwell Jim Beggerly Judy Bennett Larry Bertram Sharon Biggs Debbie Billetz Virginia Bledsoe Jerry Brindel Shelia Bruhl Mary Byrd Randy Calder Judy Cammon [ 131 ] Naomi Chambless Wayne Chambless John Collins Yvonne Collins Susan Cook Betty Cooley Betty Jo Cooper Mabel Courtney Keturah Cox Nancy Cox Diane Crooke Gary Cunningham Nelda Davis Dennis Day Bobby Dean Gloria Dean Jerrie Dearmon Ricky Dees Barbara Donald Faye Dungan [ 132 ] Annette Dunn Willard Dunn Eddie Dykes Patsy Dykes Janie Elmore Lynda Farrior Duke Fielding Jimmy Fortner Carol Freeman David Galbreath Linda Gilbert Norma Gravat Nelda Glassen Robert Gray Bruce Hadley Judy Hagans Gwen Hall Marsha Hamilton Nancy Harbin Cindy Hartley [ 33 ] Randle Harwell Donnie Hayles Sharon Huddle Khristine Hudson Arthur Herring Mickey Hollingsworth James Irby Jimmy Jarman Barry Johnson Ivan Johnson George Johnston Bobby Jones Debbie Jones Deborah Jones Diane Jones Hilton Jones [ 134 ] Jerry Jones Mitchell Jones Vickey Knapp David Knowles Phillip Jordon Bruce Kelly Martha Kominek Susan Landrum Jackie Kersh Ricky Kilpatrick Josey Langston Rodney Leachman Diane Lee Andrew Lingerfelt Mike Lingerfelt Cora Macon Mike Malone Diane Mann Carlos Manzanilla Sandi Marsh [ 135 ] Martha Matheney Phillip McDonald David McGahagin Gary McGee Milan McGill Alicia Mclnnis Charles Meinhardt Paula Milam Larry Miller Linda Miller Dale Mills James Moore Margaret Moore Laura Moorer Elaine Morris Elaine Moss Jeffery Moss Jimmy Munday Aubrey Murphy [ 136 ] Galen Neal Jerry Oglesby Diane O'Rear Gregory Padgett Kathy Parker Janet Payne Shirley Payne Sandra Pezent Barbara Phillips Clyde Phillips Donna Phillips Kathy Pickens Genae Pope Linda Potts Ann Powell Bobby Powell Gerrell Pridgen Lynn Pritchett Billy Risher [ '37 ] Danny Robbins Steve Robbins Linda Roberts Ray Rogers Harold Sealy Sammy Sharpe Faye Sheffield Mike Sherman Mary Skidmore Bobby Smith Robert Smith Sandra Smith Phyllis Springfield Kenny Stewart Jimmy Stokes Charlotte Strickland [ 138 ] Corky Thomas Janice Thompson Linda Thrash Monte Vance Robbie Waite Sandra Walker Shelia Ward Don Weaver Nancy Wetherington Janet Wicke Carol Wright Tommy Yates [ 139 ] SOPHOMORE CLASS PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Richard Allen Gary Barton Linda Bateman Phillip Bateman David Beverly Howard Blackwell Brenda Blass Thomas Bolen Peggy Bounds Kathy Box Larry Box Candy Bretzman CLASS OFFICERS [ 140 ] Barbara Bridges Gwen Bringhurst Butch Brown Gladys Brown Michael Brown Clarence Bulter Diane Burkette George Calkins Delilah Cameron Shirley Carney Jerome Cartier Karen Cauley Linda Chandler Joe Chastain Russell Chestang Sherry Clark Larry Clayton Cathy Clecker Danny Clecker Bobbie Click Chris Collins Gayle Collins Gary Colvin Frank Cothran Michael Cottrell [ HI ] Johnny Drinkard Delores DuBose Ricky DuBose Eddie Duke Austin Duncan Jackie Duncan Larry Dungan Diane Eady Diane Ellenburg Richard Ellison James Faggard Joe Farrior Linda Flowers Richard Flowers Billy Fowler Bonnie Freeman Jerry Freeman Nan Freeman [ M2 ] Lynda Gafford Carol Gilchrist Linda Galbreath Carolyn Gilchrist Patricia Gates Patrick Gilchrist Melvin George Robert Glassen Glenda Godwin Thomas Grace Ronald Guy Reva Hall Tony Hamilton James Harrison Jerry Headly Francis Hicks Robert Hicks Travis Hicks Kathy Hopkins Wallace Hopkins Gilder Howard Juanita Howard Billy Howell Johnny Howell Kenny Howell David Hudson [ 143 ] Sherry Hurst Kenny Jackson Larry Jackson Duddly Jemison Bill Johnson Shelia Jones Willis Jones Linda King Mike Kiper Marcia Kirkland George Knapp Ronnie Koen Steve Kyser Steve Langley Barbara Lee Robert Lee Diane Lloyd Carolyn Lolley Sandra Lovelace Lamar Lovette Linda Lowe Shelia Lowery Tommy Dougle Diane Malone Melinda Mann James Matheney Linda Mays Larry McAll Wanda McConnell Sandra McDonald [ 144 ] Vickie McDuffie Sharon McFarland Anthony Mclntyne Keith McKinley Jackie McKleroy Gary McWain Theresa Meredith Ellen Meriwether Danny Mills Theresa Mims David Mitchell John Mitchell David Moody Sharon Moore Donna Morell Thomas Morris Charles Moss Donald Nelson Larry Norred James Norsworthy Curtis Odom Tex Painter Russell Parnell Ronnie Paul Jimmy Phillips Floyd Pickett Kerry Platt Derrell Powell Charlotte Purvis Cynthia Rambo [ M5 ] Phillip Reitzammer Olivia Richardson Jesse Richie Linda Robbins Michael Robinson Peggy Robinson Jimmy Roebuck Michael Rouse Elaine Ryals James Sanders Jayne Sanders William Sanderson Rory Sawyer Pam Shaw Raymond Shear Don Sheffield Ronnie Sheffield Yance Shirah Shelia Simpson Glenda Skelton Glenn Smith Lorial Smith Sandra Stacy Danella Stewart Theresa Stringer Charles Stringfellow Dwayne Tanton William Tate Becky Terry Jimmy Tew [ 146 ] Brenda Thomas Doris Thomas Floyd Thomas Gail Thomas Betty Thompson Willis Thompson Mitizi Thorpe Rodney Timothy Milton Travis Danny Wagner Glenn Walden Carolyn Waller Julia Walters Eddie Walt man Mike Watson Roy Weaver Wendell Wigham Becky Wilkie Dallas Williamson Gene Wilson Lamar Wilson Larry Wimpee Connie Windham Judy Woodard Betty Woods Reba Woods Michael Wright Ramona Vance John Vaughn Linda Vaughn [ 147 ] FRESHMAN CLASS PRESIDENT: James Haynes VICE PRESIDENT: Paul Archer SECRETARY: Pat Manning TREASURER: Eddie Montgomery Carol Adams Ray Akridge W.C. Allen Paul Archer David Ayon Martha Barlow George Barton Eugenia Beasley John Beason Russell Bielanski Gary Blackwell Glen Bodiford Leslie Borham Joyce Braswell Linda Brewer Earl Bridges Deronda Brown Demic Burnette Cathy Busby Diane Buzbee Donna Browning Mike Bruhl Johnnie Bryant Allan Burnette David Burnette Ronnie Calder Janice Cammon Jerry Campbell Peggy Carlisle Jimmy Carney Donnie Cates Carolyn Chambless Bobby Christian Paul Clifton Wayne Cooper Jean Cooper Ricky Cotton James Courtney Roger Couselman Ray Covington Jimmy Creekmore Bobby Day Angela Dean Obie Dean Douglas DeWitt Anna Dismukes Charles Dodd Bertha Dunn Maxie Dunn Charles Edmond Janice Ellison Joe Enzor Deborah Erdman Beryl Etheridge Billy Everett Brenda Fairchild Jimmy Falls Charles Freeman Sue Ellen Germany George Gilmore Darlene Godwin Shelia Goff Jimmie Goldman Terry Grantham Linda Gray Thomas Grubbs Brenda Gunte Gaylon Hall Gregory Hall Renita Hall Vivian Haman Mack Hamburg Charlotte Harris Brenda Harvison James Haynes Wayne Hearin Michael Hearn Kathy Henson Betty Herring Janice Hicks Connie Hillburn Lester Holland Lonnie Howell Frances Hunt Mike Jackson [ 150 ] Carol Johnson Michael Jones Lonnie Kilpatrick Jimmy Knight Michael Knight Lamar Jeffcoat Jerry Jemison Rebecca Jenkins Larry Jeters Barbara Johnson Debbie Kostelecky Irwin Landry James Lawshe Jimmy Lee Janice Lingerfelt Larry Lister Otis Lister Dickie Lowe Donna Lowe Darwin Lynch Keith Lynch Pat Manning Linda Marsh Ruth Matheney Patricia Mays Jimmy McConnell Pat McLindon Ronald Melton Bobby Mitchem William Montgomery Kay Mosley Marie Mosley Larry Moore Douglas Morgan Joseph Morris [ 151 ] Sharon Munday Ronnie Murray Deborah Nabors John Nabors Mary Oglesby Linda O'Gwynn Wayne Oliver Katherine Patterson Raymond Payne Paul Presson Maxine Phillips Irvin Pickett Hayward Pitts Ronnie Pitts Cynthia Platt Betty Pope Judy Potts Jacky Porter Sylvia Powell Richard Prescot Bruce Reed Conrad Reid Dennis Riley Rex Roberts Sandra Robbins Mark Rosser Rhonda Saranthus Shirley Sarvis Beverly Sharpe Mary Sheffield Wayne Sheffield Sharon Simpson William Singleton Bonnie Skelton Cecil Smith [ 152 ] Mary Smith Ricky Smith Vermon Smith Alfred Smitherman Diane Stamey Katherine Stinender Janice Stringer Clara Stinnett David Stillings Frank Stivender David Stringfellow Frances Sullivan Mike Sullivan Wayne Sullivan Gwen Sykes James Tate Barry Taylor Connie Taylor Tommy Thompson Cathy Turner John Uptagrafft Teddie Waddill Billy Walker Kenneth Watson Bruce Ward Patsy Webb Diane Weldy James Whigham Gerald Wilburn Stanley Wilkie Glenda Williams Cheryl Wilson Steve Wright Phyllis Wood Richard Yeager [ 153 ] In Memory of Larry Miller Classmate And Friend [ 154 ] EIGHTH GRADE PRESIDENT: Linda Burch SECRETARY: Betty Langley VICE PRESIDENT: Donna Gafford TREASURER: Gayle Fortner Betsy Anderton Barry Andrews Sherry Ayres Rita Baker Marilou Beal Peggy Bennett Carol Bertram [ 55 ] Christine Bolan Mike Booth Steve Box Kenny Boyles Janice Brandenburg Raymond Brazel Carl Bretzmen Cleveland Brown Kathy Brown Janice Bryant Linda Burch Bonnie Burnette Betty Ann Byrd Johnny Byrd Marilyn Cain EIGHTH GRADE BACKS Deborah Calkins Dana Carney Mary Carter Eddie Cooker Peggy Connell Fred Conner Bonnie Cooley Randy Cotton Mike Counselman Sally Cox Rita Cunningham Tommy Daniels Betty Davis Mike Davis Auther Daughtery Jamie Deaton David Driskell Leslie Duke Cathy Dumas Mike Dyess Betty Ellison Cliff Englebert Betty Etheridge Leslie Estes [ '56 ] Terry Faggard Vandie Fairchild Billy Fells Candy Fielding Rhonda Flowers Marty Floyd Gay Fortner Charles Foster Creed French Virginia French Donna Gafford Barbara Garner Linda Gentry Debra Herhardt Jeanie Gibson ENROLLMENT OF 210 Mark Gilbert Mike Gilchrist Donald Godwin Joe Graham Fred Gray James Green Wanda Grimsly Joe Grubb Mike Gunter Charlotte Hall Mike Hamilton Mike Harris A1 Haupt Wayne Hays Danny Heathcoe Carolyn Henry Edna Henson Margaret Highsmith Butch Hink Gordon Howell Tommy Howell Charlie Hudson Hary Huff Bobby Irby [ 157 ] Joyce Isham Dennis Jackowski Regina Johnson Wayne Johnson Janice Kelone Mike Kemp Donnie Kimbrel Franklie Kyle Mike Lambert Betty Langley Herbert Langley Alton Langston Olivia Lee Randy Lister Linda Mclnnis Lynn McKenzie John McLendon Dotty Meinhardt Patsy Melton Nick Meriwether Johnny Merryman Keith Milam Jan Lister Doyle Lomax Danny Lowery Stewart Lynch Deborah Marsh Richard Mayfield Gerald McDonald Carolyn McGraw Gail McHaney Johnny Mclnnis Eula Mae Johnstoi Cynthia Jones Donald Jones Linda Kelly Ann Milsteid Charles Mitchell Roger Moore Floyd Morell IB Jerry Morgan Gerri Morris Jimmy Morrow Robert Murphy Judy Pierce Larry Pitts Karen Nelson Judy Norsworthy Dianne Pridgen Jessie Purcell Terry Novay Patsy Odom Joanne Reed Sheryl Reich Charlie Parker Mike Peavy Diane Phillips Harris Phillips Deborah Rice Bertha Richie Eddie Risher Larry Roberson Janet Phillips Jerry Phillips Jimmy Robinson Joe Sealy Mike Seats Kathy Shannon 5? u. Ir Joyce Shear Wayne Skinner Linda Skipper Lynn Skipper Anita Smith Steve Smith Bobby Sue Stacey Thomas Stepp Johnny Stewart Alan Stringfellow Andy Stubbs Thomas Sullivan Donny Sutton Celeste Sykes Marilyn Tate Danny Tharpe Jerry Taylor Adrian Travis Steve Vance Ann Vickery Carol Walker Faye Walker Frances Walker David Waller Frieda Waller Greg Ward Joyce Watkins Steve Wetherington Deborah Whatley Sandra Wheat Phillip Wigham Donna Williamson Joseph Williamson Bill Wilson Laray Wilson George Woods Martha Wright Donnie Wyatt Bobby Yeager Burt Youngblood t '60 ] SEVENTH GRADE PRESIDENT: Jeff Brown VICE PRESIDENT: J. V. Harbin TREASURER: Kenny Me Wain Danny Adams Linda Adams Basil Allen Diane Ayres Carla Baker Theresa Balsamo Ann Bankston Rodger Barnes Randy Barrett Patty Beason Randy Bowdin Linda Box Deborah Boyles Betty Brandenberg Wanda Brewer Reba Brindel Jeff Brown Johnnie Brown Terry Brown Steve Browning Robin Busby Joel Butts Donnie Calloway Henry Campbell Becky Cantrell [ 161 ] Larry Chestang Linda Chestang Ronnie Chestang Jill Clark Nina decker Cathy Collins Dauty Cooper Suzanne Corley Ray Covington Barbara Carlisle Brent Casey Rickey Cauley Barbara Chambless SEVENTH GRADE TOPS ENROLLMENT Jane Cox Christopher Crooke Sylvia Daniels Sarah Dart Frank Davis Robert Davis Connie Daw Allen Dean Alvin Dean Donna Deas Jeanette Dickson Bill Dolbear Annie Draughn Susan Dunn Erving Edmond Linda Ellison Martha Ellison Mary Emery Nelson English Kathy Etheridge Billy Everette Mary Falls Gary Flowers Marlene Ford [ 162 ] Virginia Frazier Christina Frederickson Leroy Freeman Virginia Freeman Candy Fugua Louis Furr David Gardiner Jennifer Glass Lawrence Glass Carolyn Grantham OF ALL OTHER CLASSES SCHOOL Ronald Griffen Linda Grubbs JoAnn Hall Melvin Hall Shirley Hall Donald Holmes Ronald Holmes Clyde Hamilton David Harbin J.V. Harbin Robert Harper Kathy Harrell Gail Harris Tommy Harrison Wanda Harrison Carol Hattenstein Peggy Hayes Darlene Headley Durwood Headly Eugena Henry Diane Hopkins Gerald Howell Mark Howell Jimmy Hughes [ 163 ] SEVENTH GRADE Robert Jackowski Jimmy Jackson Pat Jackson Chris Jemison Shirley Jessee Cathy Jones Marie Jones Oran Jones Richard Jones Sharon Jones Sharon Jones William Jones Walter Jordon Diane Kelly Milton Kelly Robert Kelly Michael Kendrick Beverly Kiper Larry Kiper Mike Knapp Timmy Knapp Lydia Knight George Knight Tommy Kyle William Lawshe Linda Levins Connie Sue Lolly Pat Lomax Pamela Lovelace Charlotte Luddike Christine Lundy Sherry Lundy Gloria Maddox George Manzanilla Helen Manzanilla Joy Martin Frank McAll Johnny McBride [ 164 ] Leonard McClintone John McConaghy Renee McCrory Kenny McDaniels William McDaniel Linda McDonald Mindy McGill Judy Mclnnis SEVENTH GRADE Douglas McIntyre Steve McKenzie Deborah McLeod Robert McNealy Kenny Me Wain Madonna Millican Linda Morgan Sue Morris Johnnie Murphy Patrick Nelson John Nolen John Oliver Diane Parker Marsha Payne Sharon Pearson Shelia Pearson Irby Pezant David Pickett Donnette Pierce Mark Poole Patricia Porter Rita Potts Charles Pritchett Leonard Pritchett Glenda Pugh Dale Purvis Shelia Randolph Donna Reed Linda Reed [ 165 ] Wanda Reus Rachel Rhodes Cheryl Saranthus Brenda Saveli Danny Saveli Rayford Richardson Marsha Riley Rose Simpson Elaine Sirah Sammy Sirmon Glenda Roberts Lynn Roberts Dianne Slay Debra Smith Janie Smith Billy Robinson Debbie Rone Jimmy Smith Joe Smith Lydie Smith SEVENTH GRADE EDITS Raula Smith Rodney Smith Daniel Smyley Carol Squires Donald Stamey Eddie Steward Andy Stewart Harvey Stinnett Mike Stokes Sherry Strange Peggy Stringfellow Jeanette Stringfellow Margaret Sullivan Debbie Sykes Bill Tate [ 66 ] Donnie Taylor Marshella Taylor Ronnie Taylor Kay Walker Kenny Walker Harry Teaford Robert Tharpe Judy Thompson Doreas W alley Phillip Wetherington Patricia Tucker Katherine Uptagrafft Michael Urban May Webb Bill Wells Hayward Vickery Don Wade Bruce Walden Neal Wesley Sharon Wheeler OWN PAPER-THE BIG G Terry Whisenhunt Jerry Whitenhunt Debbie Wilkerson George Williams Keith Williams Melvin Williams Randy Williams David Wills Julie Wimpee Bryon Windham George Woodham Cheryl Woods Ben Wright Diane Yates Freddie Yearby [ 167 ] Area Merchants Support Publica I 168 ] tion Through ADVERTISEMENTS [ 169 ] SARA LAND CITY COUNCIL Billy Mann Harold Sheffield Jerry Austill Mary Potter Mayor C. VI. Skidmore Chief Frank Pridgen Arthur Cooley Jesse Duke Herb Etheridge Richard Prescott [ 170 ] OFFICERS DIRECTORS President-Hilliam A. Walker, Jr. 1st. V. President-Horace E. Young 2nd. V. President-John A. Arno Secretary-Chester M. Foster Treasurer-K. J. Van Leer Carl R. Cauley George Davidson Roland L. Holcombe T. C. McAdams E. C. Odom Lloyd W. Black MEMBERS OF CHICKASAW KIWANIS CLUB MEMBERS Maurice B. Andrews J. C. Davis, Jr. L. Edison Gilmore Paul S. Hearn, Jr. Morris J. Jessup, Jr. James F. Jones J. H. Livings R. B. Smallwood L. J. Smith C. J. Wallace Frank S. Wood Edwin B. Cash Jack G. Hawkens Pete D. McAdams James D. McPherson William L. Smith Wayne E. Hall Isaac W. Williams SATSUMA TOWN COUNCIL 1965 - Mr. J. A. Jernigan Mr. G. W. Sullivan Mr. R. J. Henderson Mr. H. H. Blackwell Mrs. E. F. McKinley Mr. Sam Henson, Mayor Mr. J. R. Meriwether, Attorney Mr. T. H. Carl Mr. N. J. McConaghy Chief T. M. Ryals [ 173 ] PLATEAU AUTO PARTS WRECKING CO. 650 Telegraph Road Plateau, Alabama Allen Dean 438-4668 CAMMON’S PAINT BODY SHOP Shelton Beach Road Saroland, Alabama cs Henry Grace Satsuma High School Judith McDonald Mercy High School Glynn Gilbert Vigor High School HERE ARE THE 1965 BELLAS HESS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Bellas Hess will award 6 more scholarships in 1966 outstanding Seniors in the Mobile area. Your school principal will have all the details of e Bellas Hess Scholarship Plan. 1 Evelyn Corbitt Citronelle High School Larry Ridenway Escambia County High School f Mercina Legge B. C. Raines High School APEX FINANCE COMPANY 227 South Wilson Ave. Prichard, Alabama 457-5564 1 st 2nd Mortgage $300. to $3,000. Automobiles- Real Estate- Furniture- Signature SARALAND WATER SERVICE Located in SARALAND CITY HALL Highway 43 Board Members George T. Mills, Jr., Chmn. Harold E. Dart Jesse F. Ethridge John A. Grimes Richard H. Prescott, Jr. Henry L. Dukes, Jr., Mgr. 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Hwy. 43 Saraland —2252 Government St. Office 457-8496 Res. 456-8381 Compare Prices and Quality the world over—you will find none better than BIG TEN TIRES INC. ‘‘The South’s Largest Passenger Tire Recappers” Exclusive Franchised Distributor of DAYTON TIRES Guaranteed in writhing for 30,000 miles 1641 North Wilson Avenue 457-2384 3001 Springhill Avenue 479-9444 CHICKASAW PET SHOP Tropical Fish Small Pets PETE’S DRIVE INN Birds Supplies 457-0865 Chickasaw, Alabama CHICKASAW CURB MARKET “Your Friendly Convenient One Stop Store Open 7 days a week 7 a.m. —10 p.m. Wilmer Smith 452 — 9337 FOR PETE’S SAKE Stop For a Snack 457-9472 Highway 43 Creola, Alabama puD|DJD$ -Xmh IJ0J3 090 yivd3a oinv qnv onai SATSUMA ALABAMA OFFICERS TRUSTEES President: 1 st V. President 2nd V. President 3rd V. President Sec-Treas Tailtwister Lion Tamer Doyle Kitchens L. G. Shell M, V, Dismukes, Jr. Marshall Tate M. V. Dismukes, Sr. Hardin Brown Fred Landrum K. C. Weisbach S. L. Henson M. V. Dismukes, Sr. MEMBERS OF SATSUMA LIONS CLUB MEMBERS DIRECTORS C. R. Adams Gaines Adams W. M. Bullock 0. C. Davis S. L. Henson Charlie Horton A. C. Little J. D. Mason N. J. McConaghy C. M. Seay 1 Year Director R. S. Williams 1 Year Director H. P. Ceain 2 Year Director H. N. Nealy 2 Year Director John Hays THE LITTLE SHOP Doris Myers Fanny Simison Highway 43 Creola Dry Goods Sewing Notions COOPER’S PURE SERVICE STATION Service With A Smile Highway 43 Saraland CHARM BEAUTY SHOP Creative Hair Styles” 227 South Wilson Avenue Prichard Alabama For a well balanced diet Gators eat Saraland, Alabama PORTER BROTHERS 456-7954 HERB’S WASHATERIA Laundry and Dry Cleaning- Open 24 Hours Saraland VAUGHN REAL ESTATE As CO. INC. Going to collage is easier with a low- cost, insured education loan from the Merchants National Bank. 326 Craft H ighway Chickasaw 457-6651 MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK CHAVIS FURNITURE CO. In Chickasaw a good place to buy good furniture for less AXIS ORNAMENTAL NURSERY “Where You’re the most Important Person” AND FLOWER SHOP “Flowers for every occasion” Satsuma 456-6760 Axis 456-6022 McCONAGHY DRUG STORE Satsuma, Alabama 457-2408 MAMIE’S BEAUTY SHOP Open Late by Appointment GLENDALE FLORIST AND GIFTS Gail Tucker-----Judy Manning-----Stylist Mamie Martin-----Owner-----Stylist 452-0593 457-3391 Iroovois Street, Chickasaw 515 S. Wilson Avenue Prichard, Alabama DISMUKES HARDWARE AND SUPPLY “For all your hardware needs” Satsuma, Alabama 456-7073 Hsj First National Bank MOBILE ALABAMA ‘‘Building for the Future on the Heritage of the Past. Member F. D. I. C. Everyone is Running to CITY BARBER SHOP Highway 43—Saraland To enjoy a good movie GIDDEN AND RESTER THEATERS DOWNTOWN ROXY AIR SHOW AUTO SHOW SARALAND SULLY’S DRIVE INN 456-8855 CHASTAIN OIL CO. Joe Chastain Owner First Line Products—Heating Oi I—Diesel —Kerosene-Tires Batteries-Accessories PURE OIL PRODUCTS Highway 43 Saraland 452-2917 Compl iments of SUBURBAN HOSPITAL 457-9441 Satsuma Alabar WEATHERBY FURNITURE CO. Mobile Office 432-7751 Chickasaw 457-7751 Springdale 471-3476 Prichard 457-9538 Three large stores to serve you with complete home furnishings LITTLE’S PURE STATION Satsuma Alabama Lumber—Hardware—Paint COASTAL HARDWARE AND SUPPLY INC. SARALAND, ALA. Tommy Robinson Marlon Wilson Managers SATSUMA GROCERY SIDNEY’S SPORTING GOODS STORES Offical distributore of boys girls gym suits Gator sweat shirts 221 S. Wilson Avenue Prichard Alabama SARALAND BARBER SHOP Saraland Shopping Center 452-9428 inthe t,,,., � ;i iYVT '■ SillKiiasssss � « . . 1 ;� ;� ;� ;� ; v� ; ;� ; •m• • •: •;•;•;• •;� . •;� � � .� %� � � i v % DAIRY FRESH PUNT Mobile, DAIRY FRESH BEST IN THE LAND” MOBILE, ALABAMA With Pictures From McEACHERN OF MOBILE PHOTOGRAPHY 3975 COTTAGE HILL ROAD PHONE 473-8621 GATOR DRIVE INN “Where the Gators Meet” S S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE DISMUKES SHOPPING CENTER SLAUGHTER HOUSE Saves you money on your home furnishings” Highway 43 at the viaduct SARALAND DRUG COMPANY AND MARKET BEEF AND PORK For Home Freezers” Celeste Road 456-6204 Saraland Alabama Saraland, Alabama BLACKWELL JONES AUTO PARTS CHRISTIAN BOOK CENTER Highway 43 Plateau Avenue Satsuma, Alabama WEDDING INVITATIONS H. E. Blackwell 457-6596 PRINTED NAPKINS We're CRYSTAL-CHINA supporting BOOKS-BIBLES Gators 125 Meaher Street CHICKASAW Prichard 452-5310 DRUG Chickasaw Alabama COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. Mobile, Ala. DRURY'S DRUG DANIEL’S Northgate Shopping Center WHERE YOU SHOP WITH PRIDE Chickasaw 457-6074 201 Dauphin St. 311 S. Wilson Ave. Mobile Prichard UNIQUE BEAUTYLAND SHOPPE SHOPPE GERHART'S 457-2151 Fine Luggage and Gifts. New Location 66 S. Royal Street ( Across from Sears) 164 N. Craft Highway, Chickasaw Free monograming on annuals with Purchase. SARALAND FLORIST Highway 43 at the viaduct SARALAND DRY GOODS Your family clothing store in the Saraland Shopping Center 457-0854 Nancy Lee—Owner TONY TIGER SAYS the FROSTY INN HAS GREAT Hamburgers, shakes, hotdogs, malts, and corndogs Highway 43, Saraland IGA FOODLINER K W MARINE SPORTING GOODS T ablerite meats T ablefresh vegetables Low prices everyday Sale Rent Lawnmowers and outboard motors repaired T rade Repair Highway 43 Satsuma CAIN’S Owned by Shug” Cain and Lamar Lucas t !KR PRICHARD CAMERA 105 East Main 452-0277 Prichard Alabama AS a IN MOBILE IN PRICHARD 221 Dauphin Street V 309 S. WiUon Ave. 432-3567 452-2276 ALABAMA FISHBEIN’S FURNITURE STORE 219 South Wilson Avenue Prichard Alabama RAMBO'S SKATELAND Open Tues., Thurs., Fri., Sot. night 7:30-10:00 Sat. mornings 10:00 - 12:00 Highway 43 Saraland PERRY'S ICE CREAM HOME SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION “SAVE WITH SAFETY” 12 - 15 = 13 Start with 12 trees — harvest 15 — end up with 13! That’s a miracle in anyone s book and yet that’s just what the South has done in 25 years In 1935, Southern forests contained 120 billion cubic feet of wood. Since then, 147 billion cubic feet have been harvested. But these forests still contain more than 131 billion cubic feet — nine per cent more wood now than before that mammoth harvest I-P is proud that its foresters played a key role in this miracle of reforestation. Now they are meeting new challenges — like managing timberland for such varied purposes as watershed protection, hunting, and public recreation or, using forest geneticists to develop improved strains of pines — or conducting complex economic studies in order to realize the greatest financial return from each acre of timberland This is truly modern forestry and it demands an ever-increasing number of college-trained men skilled in the latest technique of their profession INTERNATIONAL PAP R ■ M - • •• - � • -v 4 •