Shades Cahaba High School - Owl Yearbook (Homewood, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1946 volume:

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M mil SHADES CAHABA ff ,I ,-1' Today this Owl is pi'0svntml in !f,ff ga ei mood oi' serious thouglitfiilm-ss Ko- fx lor' tho lllllll'l', whilv wt- look lvzivk 1 ovvi' tho good timv wi' hurl cluring , . W our high school yvzirs. WH- lizivv W zicquirvd for oui'svlx'vs :in :ittiturlv ' ol' vzirnc-stnvss, trying to lwttvi' X oursvlvvs in vvcwy iw-spt-4't. And so, to lwop our plum' in thx' liut'r'y-sc'ui'r'y ol' thvsm- days, wm- must vontimtr- trying to limi :i solution for tho nizmy prolwlm-ms that law ouch amd 1-vm-i'yoriv ol' us today. With this thought in mimi wt' pmvsvnt thc 19116 Owl to sill ol' thosv who follow zil'tvi'. DEDICATED MISS ANNIE LOIS BORDERS Who with wise hand in guidance and loving heart in counsel, has played an outstanding role in molding the lives of students of Shades Cahaba High School. Since coming to Cahaba as a Senior English teacher, Miss Borders has, at one time or another, been girls adviser, sponsored several Literary clubs, the Journalism Club, and the Mountaineer. Each year she has sponsored the publication of the Owl, which would not be possible without her untiring efforts. This popular teacher has also been active in Ameri- can Association of University Women work, holding several offices and serving on numerous committees. She is a member of Delta Kappa Gam- ma, a national professional soririty for outstanding women in the field of education. Yet with all this, she is ever ready to lend an understanding eat' to the problems of any student and to give encouragement and guid- ance. She is at all times a true teacher, inspiring students to grasp the splendor of beauty in literature and the facts of grammarg thus making learning a joyous adventure. Yet more than a teacher, she is a person- ality, giving inspiration to all who are privileged to sit in her classes or to work with her, So this 1946 edition of the Owl is lovingly dedicated in recognition of her years of valuable service and of the love and deep appreciation which the students of Shades Cahaba feel toward her. M H V M4 'iv' , af. J, 3 i ANNIE LOIS BORDERS FIRST ROW: Johnson, Henderson, Holmquist, Putnam, Mitchell, Rhodes, Watkins, McComas, Wil- liams. SECOND ROW: Wright, Smith, McCullers, Billings, Massey, Ward, Bailey, Vernon, Chapple, Handley. THIRD ROW: McSweeney, Selby, Lusk, Shepherd, Jones, Bolin, Niles, Acton. FOURTH ROW: Mann, Cox, Johnson, Sellers, Schweinebraten, Trammell, Walker. FIFTH ROW: Hahn, Ed- wards, Franke, Tucker, Powell. Th OWL STAFF Production Editor ........ l.,.... D olores Mitchell Financial Editor ........... .,..,,.....,.....,....,.. B ill Putnam Composition Editor ......... ....... M ary Louise Holmquist Sponsor ........................ ..,.... An nie Lois Borders Assistant Editors .,.........., .......,. D orothy Rhodes, Ruth Ann Chapple Advertising Managers ,,,,,,l, ......................,,.........l............,....... J ack Edwards, Frank Selby Sr. II Assistant .l,....,.,..,,, ,,...............,..... .......lll.....,....,...................................l..,..... F r ed Hahn Circulation Managers ........ ......,. M ary Sue Walker, Ruth Trammell, Hannah Henderson Sr. II Assistant ....,.,....,... ..........,. ..l,.,............. . ...............................,........................ J o e Nutt Club Editors ................... .....,. I nez Bailey, Sara Ward, Virginia Williams, Lois Vernon Sports Editors ....l,. ................................................. B illy Franke, George Wright Who's Who ....,,,t............... ......,.,............,.. B etty McComas, Marilyn Billings, Sue Watkins Art Editor .l.,.,...,l...,......,.,..,, ...................,,,,,......,..................,,...........l..............,..,.......... B obby Smith Picture Editors, S.r. III ..,.,,., ....... H elen Johnson, Nora Jean McCul1ers, Wilma McSweeney Picture Editors, Sr. II ...... .........................,.....................,,t,...,.........,.. F lorine Bolin, Julia Jones Picture Editor, Sr. I ......, ,.,.... R uth Shepherd, Virginia Lusk Junior Picture Editor ...............,........ .......,..,...,.,.. , A. ....... .,................,...........,,..... A nne Handley Photographers .........................................,.,...................................................................,,,.......... Earl Mann, Billy Cox Typists .,.. Eddie Mae Neal, Ruth Bain, Tillie Schweinebraten, Patsy Powell, Dorothy Tucker, Frances Shiftlett, Helen Acton, Grace Niles, Dot Sellers, Roberta Massey. ws H' 0, ' mwgywf :K Ai xT?b? 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Cur PRINCIPAL Mr. Nichols, our principal, is one of the best natured figures in our school be- cause of his ready smile and his ability to take on any problem which might face him. I Under his guiding hand we have achieved many goals. I He has been both loyal and helpful to our school as well as students. For these things, and for giving unstintingly of heart and mind and energies to the best interests of the school, may his leadership always lead Shades Cahaba to the front. 4 sr, 1 4.5, f gre M 2 6 Sw A W E HL 'Yin W Q Q ' , ,X - 4 45: x 9 www A SM 1 ' .w H X W f.S iiQl 'A J 'df :-:,::. - .5.EI:IZ!I.,.EI.IEfIIE::Z' . ' -:5' -f i I , M -ls A vs Lg Q ww: ff A sm: if Q P X ,gps kim Q g F7 Q .: ..... W . f MF'-' wg if-sf. . ' K mxKA x X A X N X 'A :. , 4. ..., 1 ix -A15 ' M fxifsiff , , llffrxf A The FACULTY Nell Jordan Printing Helyn Lane, A.B., A.M. English Howard Birmingham-Southern Marjorie M. Leake, A.B. Spanish, Latin University of Alabama University of Chicago Barbara Manor, B.S. Third Grade Howard Maurine McClendon, B.S. Fourth, Sixth Grades Troy State Teachers College Oren P. Mitchell, B.S. Athletic Director Valpariso University Marion Nash, A.B. Civics Huntington Charles Patrick, B.S., M.A. Science, History University of Alabama Bertha F. Pool, A.B. First Grade Birmingham-Southern Alma Robinson, M.A. English Howard Helen K. Stephens, A.B.,M.A. English, History Alabama College Birmingham-Southern Norvia J. Ward, B.S., A.B. Jr. High Mathematics Montevallo Judson Ann Waugh, A.B. Social Studies Huntington Henry Wilkins, B.S. Band University of Alabama Arah C. Wright, M.A., N.A. Sixth Grade Howard NU PICTURES Louise Collins, A.B., M.A. Girl's Physical Education Birmingham-Southern Duke University Mary Conway, B.S. Science, English University of Alabama Lois Harper Fourth Grade Alabama Polytechnic lnstitute Jacksonville State Teachers College James Murphrey, B.S. Science Mississippi College :FW ,M f!i1'f?'2'? ffflf CLASS , ! f., f .f ' Lf '91,f ','.,.f.i if gif! ,, 1' f Q? l ',a'ff . gif: N Qty f Jgf 'i' f 5 . 12 H45 if 1' .fwfr Sy K Qfirvzw ' ' tpmn-Rf' ES Sie Xe. 3 ri ii Th e HELEN ACTON Vice President Dixie Rainbow, 1943-'44-'455 Ward Literary Society, 1945-'465 Jewell Girl Reserves, 1943-'44-'455 Majorette, 1943-'44-'455 Mary Hamrick Girl Reserves Treasurer 1945- '46, Owl Staff 1946. BERNICE INEZ BAILEY Jewell Girl Reserves, 19445 Mary Hamrick Girl Reserves, 1945-'465 Chaplain, '465 Owl Staff, 1946. LOIS VIRGINIA BAILEY Dixie Rainbow Literary Society, 1943-'445 Mary Hamrick Girl Reserves, 1945-'465 Re- porter, '465 Printer's Pi, 1944-'45-'46, Who's Who, 1946. RUTH DOROTHY BAIN Junior Red Cro-ss, 1944-'45-'465 Science Club, 1945-'465 OW1 Staff, 19463 Ward Liter- ary Society, 1944-'45-'46. FRED NELSON BEASON Monitors Club, 1943-'445 Camera Club, 19445 President I-rinter's Pi, 1945-'465 Base- ball, 1945-'46, JOHN BEAUCHAMP Football, 1943-'44-'455 Baseball, 1944145- '465 Hi-Y, 1944-'45-'465 Senior Play, 1946. MARILYN ALICE BILLINGS Jewell Girl Reserves, 1942-'43-'44-'45-'465 Amica, 1943-'44-'45-'465 Owl Staff, 19465 Whos Who, 1946. GEORGE ANDERSON BLINN Science Club, 1943-'445 Monitors Club, 1943-'44-'455 I-li-Y, 1944-'45-'465 Football, 1944- '45, FLORINE BOLIN Home EC. Club, 1943-'445 Jewell Girl Re- serves, 19455 Dixie Rainbow Literary Society, 19435 Monitors Club, 1943-'44-'455 Printers Pi, 1944-'45-'465 Home Room Chaplain, 19435 Owl Staff, 19465 Who's Who, 1946. CLIFFORD H. BRASHER P.rinter's Pi, 1944-'45-'46. SENIORS FLOYD J. BRASHER Baseball, 19453 Cheerleader, 19453 Senior Play Cast, 1946. DOROTHY LOUISE BURNS Mary Hamrick Girl Reserves, 1945, Print- er s Pi, 1946. HELEN MARIE CAMPBELL Mary Hamrick Girl Reserves, 1944-'45-'46, Secretary, 1944. HERBERT CARNATHAN Local Honor Society, 1942-'43-'44, National Honor Society, 1945-'46, Quill and Scroll, 1945-'46, Co-Editor Mountaineer, 19465 Moni- tors, 1943-'44g Red Cross Council, 1944-'45. BETTY CASEY National Honor Society, 19453 Science Club, 1945-'46, Vice President, 1945, Secre- tary and Treasurer, 1946, Reporter, 19463 Town Hall, 1945-463 Senior Play Cast, 1945, Jewell Girl Reserves, 1944-'45. LE NELLE CASH RUTH ANN CHAPPLE National Honor Society, 1945-'46, Local Honor Society, 19445 Science Club, 1944-'45- '46, Vice President, 1945, Secretary, 1946, Amica, 1945-'46, Dixie Rainbow Literary So- ciety, 19439 President Red Cross Council, 1945- '46, Senior Play, 19453 Assistant Editor Owl Staff, 1946. BILL CHRISTIANSEN Football, 1942-'43-'44-'45, Baseball, 1943- -44-'45, Hi-Y, 1943-'44-'45. ANNIE JO COATS Jewell Girl Reserves, 1943-'44-'45-'46, Sen- ior Play, 1945-'46. HANSFORD Moss COWART, JR, Football, 1942-'43-'44-'45, Baseball 1942- '43-'44-'45-'46g Hi-Y, 1943-'44-'45-'46, Secretary and Treasurer, 1944-'45-'46, Who's Who, 1945- '46 aff Th BILLY COX National Honor Society, 1946, Local Honor Society, 1945, Town Hall Team, 1945-'46, Monitors, 1942-'43g Camera Club, 1944-'45, Printer's Pi, President, 1944-'45, Science Club, 1945-'46, Vice President, 19465 Photographer Mountaineer, 1945-'46g Owl Staff, 1946, Scorc- board Operator, 19453 Senior Play, 1946. MYRTLE COX Home Ec. Club, 19455 Monitor's Club, 1945. MARTHA JANE DEAN Jewell Girl Reserves, Chaplain, 1944345- '46, Amica, 1945-'46, Treasurer, '46g Senior Play Cast, 1945, Vice President of Home Room, 1944. GOLDIE IMOGENE DORSETT Ward Literary Society, 1943-'44-'453 Mary Hamrick Girl Reserves, 1943-'44-'45-'46g Local Honor Society, 1946. WILLIAM JACKSON EDWARDS, III Football, 1942-'43-'44-'45g Hi-Y, 1943144- '45-'46g Treasurer of Alabama Hi-Y Conven- tion, 1945-'46, Vice President Student Gov- ernment, 1944-'45, Vice President of Junior Class, 1944-'45, Treasurer, National Honor So- ciety, 1946g Local Honor Society, 19455 Owl Staff, Advertising Manager, 19463 Senior Play Cast, 1945-'463 Senior Who's Who, 1946. LEONORA MARIE FIRETTO Home Ec. Club, 1941-'42-'43, Dixie Rain- bow Club, 1942-'43-'44g Mary Hamrick Girl Reserves, 1944-'45-'46, Treasurer: Ward Lit- erary Society, 1944-H-5. WILLIAM FREDRICK FRANKE, JR. Secretary of Student Government, 1946: Football, 1942-'43-'44-'45, Captain, '45, Hi-Y, 1943-'44-'45-'46, Vice President, '45-'46, Pres- ident of Home Room, 1944, Senior Play, 19453 Monitors Club, 1942-'43, Head Monitor, 14963 Sspgrts Editor Owl Staff, 1946, Who's Who, 1 3. LOUIE GOODWIN DOROTHY LOUISE GRIGGS Ward Literary Society, 1942-'43, Jewell Girl Reserves, 1942-'43-'44-'45-'46. ALBERT GRUNDMANN Football, 1943-'44-'45g Hi-Y, 1944-'45-'46g Senior Play Cast, 1945, Senior Whos Who, 19463 National Honor Society, 1946. SENIORS RACHAEL ELIZABETH HANCKEN Jewell Girl Reserves, 1942-'43-'44, Glee Club, '45-'46, Senior Play Cast, 1946. MARGARET ANNE HANDLEY Jewell Girl Reserves, 1943-'44-'45-'46, Treasurer, 1945, Vice President, 1946, Amica, 1943-'44-'45-'46, Who's Who, 1944, Senior Play, 1946, Owl Staff, 1946. ROBERT B. HARRIS, JR. Football, 1944-'45-'46, Hi-Y, 1944-'45-'46. HANNAH LEE HENDERSON Girls Reserves, 1944-'45-'46, Owl Staff, 1946. CHARLES E. HERRON President of Homeroom, 1944, President Monitors Club, 1945, Student Government, 1945-'46, Local Honor Society, 1945-'46, Hi- Y, 1945-'46, Town Hall Team, 1946, Football, 1943-'44-'45, All County End, 1945, Baseball, 1944. BROWNYE HILL Amica, 1944-'45-'46, Vice President, 1945, Treasurer, 1946, Student Council, 1944, Pres- ident Homeroom, 1944, Jewell Girl Reserves, 1945-'46, Treasurer, 1946, Local Honor So- ciety, 1944, Mountaineer Staff, 1944-'45, Pres- ident J.r. Girl Reserves, 1944, Who's Who, 1944, Monitor's Club, 1944-'45, Quill and Scroll, 1945-'46, Cheerleader, 1945. BETTY JANE HILLIARD International Relations Club, 1943-'44-'45- '46, Monitor's Club, 1943-'44, Junior Red Cross, 1944-'45, Senior Play, 1946. SIDNEY GEORGE HOLDER, JR. Alabama Jr. Academy of Science-P,resi- dent, 1946, Official Senior Delegate, 1944-'46, Official Speaker, 1946, First Place Theme in Statewide Competition, Metallurgical Art 8: Science , 1945, Shades Cahaba Chairman of Exhibit, Mineralogy-Metallurgy , 1946, Of- ficial Nominee, 1945, Shades Valley Youth Protective Association, 1943-'45, President, 1944, Alabama Youth Protective Association, 1945, Delegate to Youth Council, 1945, Vale- dictorian, 1946, President of Senior Class, 1946, Who's Who, 1945-'46, Senior Play, 1945- '46, National Honor Society, 1945-'46, Vice President, 1945, Local Society, 1943, Science Club, 1944-'45-'46, President, 1944-'45-'46, Chaplain, 1945, Head Cheerleader, 1946, Stu- dent Government, 1943-'46, Jr. Red Cross, 1944-'45-'46, Vice President, 1945-'46, Town Hall Team, 1945-'46, President Homeroom, 1944. MARY LOUISE HOLMQUIST Jewell Girl Reserves, 1943-'44-'45-'46, Vice President, '44, President, '46, Junior Red Cross, 1945-'46, Secretary, '46, Amica, 1946, Student Government, 1944-'45-'46, Composi- tion Editor of Owl, 1946, Senior Play, 1946, Local Honor Society, 1940-'41-'42-'43-'44-'45, Secretary National Honor Society, 1946, His- torian Senior Class. VVALLACE GEORGE HOWELL Monitor Club, 1943-'44, Senior Class Play, 1946, Mountaineer Staff, 1946. 0 'Z ae ,Sikh 2'!XW TI1 HELEN RUTH JOHNSON Who's Who, 1943, Owl Staff, Picture Edi- tor, 1946, International Relations, 1943344345- '46q Vice President, '45, Jewell Girl Reserves, 1945-'46, Ward Literary Society, 1944-'45, Senior Play, 19453 Monitors Club, 1943, Na- tional Honor Society, 1946. CONRAD H. JOHNSON Hi-Y, 1945-'46, Football, 1942-'43-'44-'45, Senior Play Cast 19453 Owl Staff, Sports Editor, 1946, Monitor, 1944-'45-'46, Sr. Class Who's Who. BILLIE CAROLYN JONES Jewell Girl Reserves, Summer School Graduate. POLLY ANN JONES Mountaineer Staff, 1945-'46, Quill and Scroll, 19463 Who's Who, 1943, Secretary of Amica, 1943, Jewell Girl Reserves, Chaplain, 1943-'44, Vice President, '45, Town Hall Team 1945-46, Senior Play Cast, 1945, Cheerleader, 1942-'43-'44-'45-'46, Secretary of Inter. Club Council for Girl Reserves, 19463 National Honor Society, 194-65 Miss Football Queen, 1946. NANCY A. KEMLER Senior Play Cast, 1946, Jewell Girl Re- serves, 1946. ' BETTY JO KITSON Mary Hamrick Girl Reserves, 1945-'46. WILLIAM A. KLYCE MILDRED ANN LEAKE Mountaineer Editor, 1945-'46, National Honor Society, President, 1946, Treasurer, '45, Local Honor Society, 19433 Quill and Scroll, 1945-'46, Senior Who's Who, Jewell Girl Reserves, Chaplain, 1944, Band, Glee Club Senior Play Cast, 1945-'46, Town Hall Team, Salutatorian. RUTH EVELYN LETT Mary Hamrick Girl Reserves, 1943144145- '46g Home EC, Club, 1943, Nurse Course, 1944, Ward Literary Society, 1945. VIRGINIA LEE LUSK Mary Hamrick Girl Reserves, 1942-'43-'44, Treasurer, '43, Lay Member, '44, Chaplain of Homeroom, 1943-44, Monitor's Club, 1944, 1945-'46. Jewell Girl Reserves, 1945-'46, Owl Staff, SENIORS EARL STEPHENS MANN, JR. Sr. Class Vice President, 1945-463 Home- room President, 1943-'44-'453 Student Council, 1943-'44-'45-'463 Hi-Y, 1945-'46, Chaplain, 19463 Baseball, 1944-'45-'463 Football, 1943, Mountaineer Staff, 19461 Owl Staff, 1946, Senior Play Cast, 1945-'463 Glee Club, 1946. ROBERTA FRANCES MASSEY Mary Hamrick Girl Reserves, 1944-'45-'463 President, '463 Secretary Homeroom, 1945: Monitors Club, 19443 Ward Literary Society, 19453 Owl Staff, 1946. BETTY MCCOMAS Jewell Girl Reserves, 1942-'43-'44-'45-'46, Amica Literary Society, 1942-'43-'44-'45-'463 President, '453 Student Government, 1945- '463 Quill and Scroll, 1945-'463 Mountaineer Staff, 1945-'463 Owl Staff, 19463 Senior Play, 1946. NORA JEAN MCCULLERS Local Honor Society, 19462 Owl Staff, 19461 International Relations Club, 1945-'463 Ward Literary Society, 1944-'453 Senior Class Play, 1946. ROBERT LELAND MCELROY, JR. Re-entered March, 19463 33 months in Navy, 29 months overseas, Pacific. WILMA RUTH MCSWEENEY Local Honor Society, 1941-'42-'43-'44-'45- '463 Owl Staff, 19463 Senior Picture Editor, Senior Play, 1945. LOUISE DOLORES MITCHELL National Honor Society, 19463 Owl Staff, 1945-'463 Picture Edito.r, 1945, Production Ed- itor, 1946Q Junior Red Cross Council, 1945-'46, Reporter, 1946-'463 Member Student Govern- ment, 1945: Monitors Club, 19455 Assistant llead Monitor, 1945, Home Ec. Club, 19421 Ward Literary Society, 1942-'43-'44-'453 Pres- ident, '453 Jewell Girl Reserves, 1944-'45-'463 Glee Club, 1944-'45-'463 International Rela- tions Club, 1944, Vice President, 19443 Mem- ber Town Hall Team, 19461 Senior Play Cast, 1945. FRANCES RUTH MOTE Ward Literary Society, 1942-'433 Jewell Girl Reserves, 1942-'43-'44-'45-'46. EDDIE MAE NEAL Jewell Girl Reserves, 1943-,44-'45-'46, Who's Who, 1945, International Relations Club, 1943-'44, Secretary3 Senior Play, 1945- '46, Owl Staff, 1946. PEGGY NEWMAN Jewell Girl Reserves, 1943-'44-'45-'463 Lay Member, '46, Monitor's Club, 1943-'44, Amica, 1943-'44-'453 Secretary, ,451 Owl Staff 1944- '453 Sr. II Assistant Circulation Manager3 Local Honor Society, 1944-'453 Quill and Scroll, 1945-'463 Senior Play Cast, 19453 Senior Class Who's Who, 1946, Mountaineer Staff, 1945-'463 Town Hall Team, 19453 National Honor So- ciety, 1946. The MARTHA KELLY NEWTON Mary I-Iamrick Girl Reserves, 1942-'43-'44, Treasurer, '45, Monitor's Club, 1943-'44, Local Honor Society, 1946. GRACE NILES Dixie Rainbow, 1943-'44, Jewell Girl Re- serves, 1943-'44, Ward Literary Society, 1944- '45, Mary Hamrick Girl Reserves, 1945-'46, Lay Member, '46, Owl Staff, 1946. CHARLES PATRICK O'NEILL Summer School Graduate. JUANITA MARILYN PAGE Girl Reserves, 1943-'44-'45, Home EC. Club, 1943, Senior Play Cast, 1946. JIMMY PARDUE DOROTHY MAE PEACOCK Jewell Girl Reserves, 1943-'44-'45-'46, Ami- ca Literary Society, 1943-'44-'45-'46, Foreign Relations Club, 1944-'45, Monitor, 1943-'44, Senior Play Cast, 1945, Mountaineer Staff, 1945-'46, Quill and Scroll, 1945-'46. JEAN PECK Home Ec. Club, 1943-'44-'45-'46, Locaf Honor Society, 1945-'46, Jewell Girl Reserves 1944-'45, Town Hall Team, 1945, Senior Plag 1945. PATSY ELIZABETH POWELL International Relations Club, 1943-'44 Mary Hamrick Girl Reserves, 1945, Owl Staff 1946. WILLIAM E. PUTNAM Local Honor Society, 1942-'43-'44-'45, Mon- itor's Club, 1944, Senior Class Who's Who Secretary of Senior Class, Owl Staff Finanl cial Editor, 1946, Vice President of Home- room, 1944-'45, Town Hall Team, 1946, Stu- dent Council, 1946, National Honor Society 1946, School Representative O.P.A. Junior In- formation Panel, Phi Beta Kappa Scholarship DOROTHY LOUISE QUINN Ward Literary Society, 1944-45, Mary Hamrick Girl Reserves, 1944-'45, Chaplain '44, Vice President, '45, Monitor's Club, 1943 SENIORS GEORGE THOMAS QUINN President Homeroom, 19423 Printer's Pi, 19443 Baseball 1944-'45-'46, ELIZABETH MARGUERITE REESE Chaplain, 1942-'43, Lay Member, scrap book chairman, Mary Hamrick Girl Reserves, 1942-'43-'44-'45: Jewell Reserves, 1945-'46g Glee Club, 1942-46, Vice Jresident, 19423 Sen- ior Play. DOROTHY RHODES Jewell Girl Reserves, 1942-'43-'44-'45-'46, Secretary, 1945-'46, Amica Club, 1942-'43-'44- '45-'46, Secretary, 19443 Secretary Homeroom, 1944-45, Cheerleader, 1946, National Honor Society, 19463 Assistant Editor Owl Staff, 19463 Senior Play, 1945-'46, Senior Class Who's Who, 1946, Who's Who, 1945. 'TILLY SCHWEINEBRATEN Home Ec. Club, 1941-'42-'43, Jewell Girl Reserves, 1942-'43g Dixie Rainbow, 1943-'44, President of Homeroom 1942-'43g Student Council, 1942-'-13: Monitor, 1943-'44g Interna- tional Relations Club, Chaplain, 1943-'44g Ward Literary Society, Chaplain, 1944-'45, Mary Hamrick Girl Reserves, 1944-'45-'46g Secretary, '45: Senior Play, 19453 Owl Staff, 1946. FRANK SELBY Football, 1942-'43-'44-'45, Hi-Y, 1945-'46, Senior Play, 1945, Senior Class Stat.stieian, Owl Staff, 1946, Advertising Manager, Senior Play Cast, 1946. DOROTHY MAE SELLERS Ward Literary Society, 19453 International Relations, 1943, Monitor's Club, Secretary, 19463 Mary Hamrick Girl Reserves, 1945-'46, Sr. Whos Who, 19463 Owl Staff, 19463 Sr. Play, 1945-'46, RUTH ALICE SHEPHERD Jewell Girl Reserves, 1945-'46, Mary Ham- rick Girl Reserves, 1943-'44, Mountaineer Staff, 1944-'45, Quill and Scroll, 1944-'45-463 Owl Staff, 1945-'46: Amica Literary Society, 1945-'46, Monitor's Club, 1941-'42, Senior Play Cast, 1946. FRANCES SHIFLETT Chaplain Dixie Rainbow Club, 19433 Jew- ell Girl Reserves, 1944, Ward Literary Socie- ty, 1945, Mary Hamrick Girl Reserves Lay Member, 1945-'46, Owl Staff, 1946. MARY SIMPSON Printer's Pi, 1945-'46, Dixie Rainbow Lit- erary Society, 1943-'44, Chaplain of Home- room, 1943-'44, Monitor's Club, 1943-'44, Ward Literary Society, 1943-'44, Home Ec. Club, 1943-'44, MARGIE SKELTON Dixie Rainbow, 1943-'44g Ward Literary Society, 1944-'45, Printer's Pi, 1944-'45-'46, Mary Hamrick Girl Reserves, 1945-'46. The ROBERT A. SMITH Science Club, Chaplain, 19443 Hi-Y, 1945- ,461 Owl Staff, 1946, Art Editor, Senior Play Cast, 1945, Senior Class Prophet. WILLIAM HOWARD SMITH Printer's Pi, 1945-'46, Summer School Graduate. C. B. SNELLING, JR. Re-entered January 1946, 30 months in Navy, 23 months in the Pacific. BETTY RAE STALLINGS Jewell Girl Reserves, 1942,-'43-'44-'45-'463 Amica Literary Society, 1943-'44-'45-'463 Mountaineer Staff, 1945-'463 Quill and Sc.roll, 1946, Senior Who's Who, 1946. BURT STANFORD, JR. Football, 1942-'43-'44-'45-'463 Baseball, 1943-'44-,451 Hi-Y, 1944-'45-'46, Pres., '463 President Student Body, 19463 Mountaineer Staff, 1946, Who's Who, 1946, Senior Who's Who, 1946, President of Hi-Y Inter-Club Council. MARY JEAN STANFORD Jewell Girl Reserves, 1943-'443 Amica, 1943-'44, Vice President Homeroom, 19433 Who's Who, 1946, Senior Who's Who. JERRY STROZIER Jewell Girl Reserves, 1942-'43-'45-'463 Treasurer, 1944, Vice President, '44-'45, Pres- ident, '46, Lay Member, '463 President Inter Club Council Girl Reserves, 1945Q Amica, 1944- -'45-'463 Chaplain, 1944-'453 President, '46, Student Council, 1945'Y46, Senior Play Cast, 19462 Miss Mountaineer, 19463 Senior Who's Who, Cheerleader, 1945-'46, Mountaineer Staff, 1945-'463 Quill and Scroll, '45-'46 Chap- lain of Senior Class, EDNA LUCILLE STURGIS Girl Reserves, 1945-'463 Senior Who's Who, 19463 Senior Play, 1946, International Rela- tions, 1945-'46. RUTH TRAMMELL Local Honor Society, 1944-'45, National Honor Society, 19463 Amica Literary Society, 1946, Jewell Girl Reserves, 1946, Senior Play, 1946, Owl Staff, 1946, Good Citizenship Girl 1946, Student Council, 1945-'463 Treasurer of Junior Class, 1945. DOROTHY JEAN 'TUCKER Mary Hamriek Girl Reserves, 1945-'463 Vice President, '45, Owl Staff, 1946: Print- er's Pi, 1945-'463 Senior Play, 1945-'46. SENIORS LOIS MARIE VERNON Mary llamrick Girl Reserves, 1943344345- '46, llome Economies Club, 1943, Owl Staff, 19-16. BICATRICE MARION WALKER Jewell Girl Reserves, 1943-'44-'45, Amica Literary Society, 1944-'45-'46. MARY SUE WALKER Local Honor Society, 1944-'45, National llonor Society, 1946, Town Hall Team, 19463 Amica Literary Society, 19463 Jewell Girl Re- serves, 19463 Senior Play, 19463 Owl Staff, 1946. SARA ISABELL WARD Mary llamrick Girl Reserves, 1943344145- '463 President, '44, Chaplain, '45, Secretary, 19463 Monitor's Club, 1943-'44, Town Hall Team, 19463 Senior Play, 1946, Owl Staff, 19463 National Honor Society, 1946. DENSON A. WARD, JR. Hi-Y, 1944-'45-'463 Football, 1942343344- 45. v SUE WATKINS Amica, 1942-'43-'44-'45-'46, T.reasurer, '44, Vice President, '45, Chaplain, '46, Jewell Girl Reserves, 1942-'43-'44-'45-'463 Interna- tional Relations Club, 1943-'443 Owl Staff, 1946. J ANET MACON VVILBANKS Mary Hamriek Reserves, 1943-'443 Dixie Rainbow, Vice President., 1944-'453 Printer's Pi, 1945-'46 VIRGINIA HILL WILLIAMS Jewell Gi.rl Reserves, 1943-'44, Mary Ham- rick Girl Reserves, 1943-'44-'45-'46, Reporter, '45, President, 1946, Senior Play, 19463 Owl Stall, Club Editor, 19461 Senior Class Who's Who, 1946, Local Honor Society, 1946. BETTY JEANE WILLIAMSON Home Economics Club, 1942-'43, Dixie Rainbow, 19441 Band, 1943-'443 Mary Ham- rick Girl Reserves, 1945-'46, Ward Literary Society, 1945, Secretary, '46. GEORGE MCHUTCHISON WILLIAMSON 'Cinema Club, 1945-'46, President, 1946, Vice President, 1945, Science Club, 19463 Printer's Pi, 19463 Senior Play, 1945-'463 llomeroom Secretary, 19433 Scoreboard Op- erator, 1945. 'Whit GEORGE WRIGHT Hi-Y, 1945-'46, Baseball, 1943144- '45-'46g Football 1ManagerJ, 1944-'45, Owl Staff, 1946, Senior Play, 1945- '46g Scoreboard Operator, 1945. NORMAN DOUGLAS WILKINS Band, 1943-'44-'45-'46, Baseball, 1944-'45-'46, Vice President of Home- room, 19453 Senior Who's Who, 1946. NO PICTURES LAWSON ACTON Football, 1943-'44-'45, Hi-Y, 1943- '44-'45g Local Honor Society, 19453 President Junior Class, 1945, Enter- ed Navy V-5 January, 1946. SENIOR CLASS Qfficers Pwsidcnt .... .,..,,,. Sidney Holder Vice President ......... ,,,,,,,, E ay-1 Mann Secretary and Treasurer ...,,, ,,,,,, , B111 Putnam Chaplain ................. ....,,.. J erry Strozicr Social Chairman ......,,. ,,,,,,,,, D orothy Peacock Mann Strozie Holder Peacocl Putnan SENIOR CLASS Who's Who MUST I'UI'l'I.AR GIVIYJIZIANS I7KlI'UIlly Iillmln-5 Allwrl fQl'lll'lIffN2lI1Il Marilyn Iiillimts C'4mnic- .luluxsmm HI'.S'l' i'I'I'lZI'INSII1P GIRL BEST A'l'III,l4I'I'I'I Iiullz 'I'I'l!IIlIl1t'll Hurt Slz1nI'm'd 3, wt ...mummy MOST ORIGINAL BEST ALL-AROUND Betty Stallings Connie Johnson Jerry Strozier Albert Grundmann PRETTIEST GIRL BEST LOOKING BOY MOST ATHLETIC GIRL Mary Jean Stanford Jack Edwards Lois Bailey MK DST INTELLECTUAL Sid Holder Mimi Loako Musician. Prophet., Pom-I , ,, MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mimi Lcakc Sid Holder Who ,Virginia Williams ,.i..l.,.Bobby Smith ,. Mimi Le-ake BICST DRICSSED P4-ggy Nvwmzm Ilouglus Wilkins LAWYER Bill Putnzim IIISTCJRIAN Mary Louisv Ilolmquist S'l'A'l'ISTICIAN Frank Svllmy Class of 1947 Acton, 'Ty Goodwin Belle Lawrence, Jane Quinn, Ruth Atkerson, Dorothy Grund, Margaret McWate.rs, Hildred Reel, Jaunita Bailey, Mal Guy, Eloise Moore, Robert Rhodes, Marjorie Bearden, Bobbie Hahn, Fred Mote, Mary Stallings, Jeanne Bearden, Wade Hancken, Billy Morrison, Mary Betty Stanford, Carl Christian, Jimmy Jones, Julia Nutt, Joe Strozier, Harold Culpepper, Charles Jones, Lula Mae Page, Annie Laura Stuart, Bobbie Farrell, Elizabeth Jones, Ronald Patton, James Sudduth, Jane Gilmore, George Kilpatrick, Shirley Potts, Ann Trammell, Gertrude Glass, Mary Florence Landman, Barbara Putman, Sara Turley, Jean NOT IN PICTURE Acton, James, Acton, Mark, Armstrong, Clarence, Bailey, Robert, Bailey, Starlyn, Bearden, James, Bethea, Barron, Blair, Fred, Blankenship Brantley, Carr, Leo, Clinner, Juanita, Cornelius, Frankie, Dawson, Gloria, Dawson, Joyce, Evans, Betty Jean, Farmer, Billy, Flummer, William, Foshee, Mary Elizabeth, Grote, Gretchen, Hill, Brownye, Johnson, Dennis, Jones, Betty, Jones, Carolyn, Mathews, Byron, McKinley, Henry, Murphy, Raymond, Oliver, Jack, Pearson, Anna Lee, Ponder, Clara, Posey, Mae Lois, Sanders, Don, Shanks, Max, Sparks, Phyllis, Strickland, Ray, Strickland, Roy, Taylor, Dorothy, Towles, Elizabeth, Weger, Kenneth, Williams, Billie Jean, Wright, William, Adams, Douglas, Baarcke, Susan, Barr, David, Bonner, Margie, Bruce, Neil, Caldwell, Clarence, Cot- ney, Donald, Culpepper, Charles, Dickey, Pat, Duncan, Elizabeth, Elkourie, Patsy, Gilbert, Ann, Goode, Betty, Hall, Billy, Jarrett, Mary, Loggins, Lily Mae, Lowe, Mary Katheryn, McConnell, Arthur, Mitchell, Billy, Patillo, Frazier, Peck, Madeline, Pitts, Jane, Ponds, Velma Sue, Railey, Mary, Rigney, Dick, Sims, Doris, Tanner, Peggy, Turpin, Alice, Upshaw, Bill, Vernon, Myra, Watkins, Dadie, Weatherly, Buster, Willis, Christine. Class ol 1948 Bernice Alldridge Fletcher Allen Bob Ashlee Carl Bailey Katherine Bistrosch Mary Fay Blair Charles Brooks Elizabeth Broome Joanne Bruce Billy Joyce Burgin Elizabeth Burke Alfred Burnett Lucille Cox Rosa Nell Cox Virginia Duncan Johnny Durham Elizabeth Cowen Eleanor Graff Herbert Griffin Wesley Griffin Betty Griggs Betty Sue Guy Daisy Henderson Jane Hinds Wilma Hollaway Ruby Hope Clyde Howell Billie Johnson Margaret Jones Mary Jones Betty Kincaid Betty Jean Krebs Charles Largin Herbert Letlow Sarah Liles Eva Mae Linderman Dan Lynch Mildred Majors James McKinley Jean Mitchke Betty Mize Jimmy Frances Morrow Denisa Moss Sue NeSmith Glenda Parrot Joan Powell Carolyn Richardson Ralph Richardson Claude Rodda Ann Sharp Jimmy Shiftlett Jeanne Smith Bill Slimp Lois Slimp Peggy Sudduth Tommie Upshaw Anita Ward Nancy Warren Alton Williams Betty Sue Wright NOT IN PICTURE Bllly Baker James Barnett Raymond B Iiv Wxdt B iidtn Htrbtit Brasher, Eddie Buchholder Donald Butts L T Caldwell Billy Coibttt l-1 lrltts Cr nn tat ncll D w son, Charles Duke, Joe Goode Howard Greer Allen Hariis LtRov Hinnih Omtgi llocigts lohn Hulsey, Dan Ingram Wallace Inscho Jewell Isbell J Kirk Johnson Miigntt Ktnntdy R B lxtnl Jack Kopp, Annie Lee Lttlow Ralph Mark Wilte Met ulltis B111 tbtth McK1nlty Btttv Mtl iugh lin, Charles McLemore Ann Metcalf Delent Miller Clircnct Milchtll Llrllyn Moriison J lck Moon Margaret Motes, D. A Murphlte La Verne Pirke Robtit Pttttison Johnny Pt nson VIXIIFI Phil lips, Eugene Poole, Richard Smith Rufus Stansell Joe Stewart Robeit Taylor Clydt Willact Mary Lou Walton, Virginia Warren Sam Williamson Dan Wright Class of 1949 FIRST ROW: Betty Armstrong, Betty Ann Craig, Dorothy Cox, Charlotte Cox, Lois Ander- son, Joan Richa.rdson, Alyene Reese, Jane Smith. SECOND ROW: Clarice Gould, Ann Foshee, Flira Faye Everett, Jane Robertson, Emily Put- man, Pauline Firetto, Delcie Lee Addison, George Jones. THIRD ROW: Ida Ruth McGraw, Mary Reese, Elizabeth Stevens, Jack Craig. FOURTH ROW: Paul Billings, Dick Beauchamp, Bill Brosman, Charles Hogue, Carol Liles, Urbin Franklin. FIFTH ROW: James Grund, Melvin Goodwin, Fred Robert Dobbs, John Robert McBride, Clif- ton Spangenberg, Tommy Trotter. NOT IN PICTURE: Allen Baker, Harold Bearden, Bobby Christiansen, Fred Robert Dobbs, John McBride, Tommy Trotter, Geraldine Barker, Estelle Maske, Ann Riley. FIRST ROW: Mary Anderson, Betty Boartfield, Dorothy Sparks, Peggy Hinds, Ann Connolly, Betty Pitts, Mary Jane Summers, Margaret Reid. SECOND ROW: Marcia Morgan, Dorothy Vaughn, Joan Hudson, Virginia Inggram, Betty Pendle, Kathleen Cummings, Jackie Hodges, She.rril Glass, Peggy Long. THIRD ROW: Richard Knight, Andy Burke, Tom Barker, Lois Anderson, Dickie Dogue, Thomas Howard, John McFarley, Herbert Bearden, Jerry Wilkins, Chris Sholes, Paul Jones. FOURTH ROW: Ray Watkins, Bobby Barrett, Jimmy Doyle, Bobby Brown, Pete Beers, David Shamburger, Eddie Gentry, Grover White. ' NOT IN PICTURE: Charles Ard, Don Henderson, Guy Maxwell, Edsel Thomas, Ralph Atchin- son, Lucille Craiger, Dorothy McCul1ers, Edna Tidwell. FIRST ROW: Anne Stollenwerck, Bobbie Quinn, Birdie Haynes, Virginia Scruggs, Sarah Brown, Shirley Irwin, Carol Sweetman, Vonda Lee Carter. SECOND ROW: Bettie Hunter, Betty Bond, Merriam Hinkle, Jeanne Oliver, Irene Casey, Tommie Lou Trammell, 'Grace Turpin. THIRD ROW: Billy Bearden, C. B. Munroe, Peggy Simmons, Ann Hahn, Dorothy Wainwright, Kent Blankenship, Johnnie Christian, Jack Cox. FOURTH ROW: Tommy Watkins, Jimmy Speed, Guy Russell, Sam Romano, Donald Bramham, James Sykes. . FIFTH ROW: Billy Johnson, Bill Knox, Baron Howelle, Richard Stevens, Andy Bearden, John Swift, Conway Sellers, John Glenn. NOT IN PICTURE: Edmund Hughes, John Pooser, Abbot Williams, Elsie Jones, Wynelle Shelnut, Miriam Tunnell. - Pmosidont ,,,, ,,,,., E mily Putman V. Prosidont, Betty Ann Craig Sc-c'ro1:i1'y ,. Jo Ann Richardson Prvsidont ,,,,,, A..., ll .larcia Morgan Svc1'vt,ary .,,., ,,.... , ,Guy Maxwell 'l'rc:isui'0r ....,, Betty Joan Pendle President ...,,,,, ,.,,,, J ohn Pooser V. Prosidcnin, , ...,. Ann Hahn Class of1 9 50 FIRST ROW: Patsy Russell, Betty Blow, Charlotte Armstrong, Iris Alverson, Sue Grove, Jesse Burnett, Bobbie Goodwin, Ann Lightfoot, Joanne Gray, Lois Flowers. SECOND ROW: Jean Powell, Joan Potts, Mary Louise Panter, Jackie Powell, Carol Rhodes, Joann Strozier, Phyllis Elkourie, Barbara Barr, Margaret Coldwell, Mary Graham. THIRD ROW: Joan Davis, Robert Garrison, Jimmy Sirles, Peggy Ann Roscoe, Joan Barr, Olenc Aldridge, Elsie Belzer, Margaret Grayson, FOURTH ROW: Jack Dabney, Edward Belzer, Eugene Davis. FIFTH ROVV: Don Goodwin, Hugh Bailey, Burk Dunaway, Tommy Ritchie, Billy Evans. SIXTH ROW: Bill Doose, Ronald Kolter, Robert Rose, Bill Moore, Wallace Thomas, Ray Cun- ninghgam, Willie Dodson. First Row: Margaret Ul- mer, Wilma Stone, Mary Evelyn Roberson, Juanita Hulsey, Sadie Holloway Peggy Hallman, Eloise Johnson, Ruby Jo Rober- son, Billy Kincaid. Second Row: Betty Wil- kins, Betty Chism, Jane Henley, Nan Vincient, Janie Yeldell, Catherine Mitchell Dorothy Johnson, Maurice Jacobs, Betty Mote, Betty Tollett. Third Row: Margare' Munkus, Ruth Malette Jackie Jackson, Paulinf Lollar, Merle Johnson, Virl ginia Howard, Sammy Hart- zog, Carrie Sue Dunaway Betty Bearden. Fourth Row: Penfielc Ivey, Floyd Vernon, Jimmy McCullough, Dalmous Hal tiwaggner, Doyle Johnson Fifth Row: Robert Hub! bard, Lamar Warren, Hub bard Tynes, Curtis Ander- son, Don McNutt, Bobby Waller, Tommy Motes, Tom my Lamb, Bobby Johnson Robert Lee. Not In Pictures: Jame: Hope, Clayton Lollar, Wood row Mackey, Ralph Smith Peggy Morgan, Betty Cos ton, Elaine Hazelwood Hugh Bailey, Robert Gar rison, Joyce Caldwell, Anx Culpepper, Mary Jo Greer Bobbie Goodman, Gay Cole man, Leroy Sullivan, Len ard Sellers, James Powell Lois Rowman. Class of 1951 FIRST ROW: Billy Matheney, G. W. Knight, Vernon Maske, Bobby Rollings, Don Moore, Ted Dison, Billy Henke, Charles Hosietr, SECOND ROW: James Jarrett, Harry Purnell, Mary Ann Keith, Carolyn Reeves, Frances Jean Jones, Patty Wilder, Arthur Bearden, Eugene Stone. THIRD ROW: W. J. McCu1lers, Charles Kennedy, Hubert Lowe, Tom Henley, Bobby Sissom, Robert McDaniel, Ollie Crain, Milner Snuggs, Bobby Sissom, Robert McDaniel, Ollie Crain, Milner Snuggs, Bobby Miller. FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Mote, Jack Taft, Donnie Mote, Gerald Maske, Don Tidwell, Ollius Davis, Jimmy Kilgore. First Row: Jesse Clark, Sam Acton, Ray Downey, Howell Trammell, Mac Pat- erson, Eugene Scott, Eu- gene Howell, Horace Ful- ner, Walter Graham. Second Row: Jewell Bar- cer, Tootise Atkerson, Jau- iita Mackey, Sara Nell Mc- Iarthy, Gail Suddeth, Jane Surns, Rae Duke, Louise England, Sidney A. Ball. Third Row: Margaret Ialdwell, Cathe.rine Shoe- naker, Dora J. Fullmer, lean Burns, Doris Logan, Vlitzi Berman, Sue Ivey, 3arbara Taff. Fourth Row: Elizabeth Spruell, Peggy Black, Shir- ey Goodwin, Refa Nell 'uller, Charlotte Johnson, Iirginia Ann Hughes, Joyce Iall, Marian Elwell. Fifth Row: Allen Morri- on, Earl Vernon, Bill Phil- ips, Billy Ray Glass, Leo 'osey, Donald Davis. Sixth Row: James Jones, ohn Wade, Jimmy Hill, lohn Franklin, Edwa.rd Bel- er, Rush Bailey, Wallace 'homas, Donnie Mote, Not In Picture: Robert Davis, Roy Downey, Horace 'ulmer, Eugene Hill, Ed- lin Traywich, Harry Rol- ngs, Leon Williams. A JUNIOR-SENICDR PARTY Each year the Seniors are honored with an annual party given by the members of the Junior Class. Some of the familiar scenes at the party appear here and with them you probably recall 1. as, wieritelgl' t F vi J kg' A R L , I N., rg Fife. , something that sounds like this. Your serve , H15-12 favor you , The five ball in the corner pock- et . Let's see the jack-knife , How's about Dorsey's Boogie- Woogief' Oh-h-h, Miss Jewell, this punch is delish , and so we leave the Junior Senior Party un- til next year. . ff an ,Af H ' X A H+-any., mf.. X 5. A Skill ' N2-B., Nw ,lg fx-5 gm ,--'ff N4 e FEATUR ES .. A R X Q -,Ass lf ' -X , 'HQ 5 N 4 Je x x Xe N ww: gm. XXX Nw X it A Q 'X Q' Xe 2' ' wx , ww, MISS MOUNTAINEER SS FOCTBALL QUE EN F wma SENIOR Beauties FLORINE BOLIN CAROLYN RICHARDSON GERTRUDE TRAMMELL JUNIOR Beauties MARY ANDERSON PENNY WILKICNS MITZI BERMAN Best Looking Boy Cutest Girl Most Popular Boy AL BURNETTE MARY JEAN STANFORD ALBERT GRUNMANN Senior High WHO' ir Biggest. Wolf BILLY BAKER Biggest Gossip JANE SUDDUTH ir Most Popular' Girl Biggest Flirt GRl'2'l'C'HEN GROTI-I IJFINISA MOSS nfl Most Love-sick Couple EDNA STURGIS CRAWFORD PATTON Best Athlete BURT STANFORD Best Figure DOROTHY SELLERS Best Looking Boy ,K Cuiest Girl FRED ROBERT DOBBS EMILY PUTMAN Biggest Wolf t ANNE CONALLY Best Athloic Most Lovesick Couple ALLEN BAKER NATT SMITH-PEGGY JEAN SIMMONS JR. HIGH WHO S WHO Most Popular Boy and Girl JOHN POOSER JANE ROBERTSON Biggest Flirt PENNY WILKENS Bos! Figurv CA RC DL RHODES Biggs-st Post GUY MAXWELL Biggest Gossip ISETTY CHISM ln The Mountaineer Staff Editor .......,....7,, ,...,....,.. M imi Leake Peggy Newman News Editor ........, .,..........,..........,,............,... Feature Editors ......... ......,.. E lizabeth Duncan, Betty Stallings Society Editor .....,.. ........,.......................,...,. B etty McComas Column Editors ...,,,, . .....,, Dorothy Peacock, Polly Jones Sports Editor ......, .,.........i.,.......... Burt Stanford Exchange Editor ...,r,. ........, B urt Stanford Club Editor ..........,.. ...,.,... J erry Strozier Junior Reporter ..,..,,.... ...,...,...v......,............. B etty Ann Craig Business Managers ,...,.... ,......,. J oyce Dawson, Wallace Howell Circulation Manager ...,.........,....,.,,...,...,.....,....,...,.........,..,.......... Ray Lackey B A n Crai , Elizabeth Duncan 'Publicity Managers.,Ray Lackey, etty n g Earl Mann, Bill Cox Photographers ..,.,..,...,.........................,........................ Adviser ..,,..i...,... .,....,....,.,...................,.....o..o O uida Boyd Hightower Typists ,,...... ,....,., P olly Jones, Betty Stallings, Jerry Strozier FIRST RGW: Dawson, Jones, Peacock, Leake, Stallings, Duncan. SECOND ROW: McComas, Craig, Cox, Strozier, Howell, Newman, Mann, Stanford E QUI Inte.rnational All members meet the standards of Quill and Scroll LL and SCROLL Honorary Society for High School Journalists. of the Mountaineer Staff and the Owl Staff are eligible for membership if they of the organization. We are proud to have at Shades Cahaba the only chapter in the State of Alabama. A17 449 gg. gCR6L FIRST ROW: Joyce Dawson, Ruth Shepherd, Dot Peacock, Polly Jones, Betty Stallings, Peg- gy Newman. SECOND ROW: Jerry Strozier, Mimi Leake, Elizabeth Duncan, Burt Stanford, Betty Mc- Comas, Browyne Hill. Local Honor Society FIRST ROW: Edmund Hughes, Billy Mitchell, Penfield Ivey, Dan Lynch, Jimmie Speed, Ir- vin Eranklin, James McKinnley. SECOND ROW: Wilma McSweeney, Nora Jean McCullers, Martha Newton, Goldie Dorsett, Virginia Williams, Betty Morrison. THIRD ROW: Jeanne Oliver, Betty Ann Craig, Merriam Hinkle, Katherine Bistrosch, Daisy Henderson, Virginia Duncan, Elizabeth Burke, Ann Hahn, Barbara Landman, Jane Lawrence, Lois Flowers, Joanne Gray, Ruth Mallette, Mary Mote. FOURTH ROW: Tommie Lou Trammell, Mary Faye Blair, Earllyn Morrison, Gertrude Tram- mell, Elizabeth McKinnley, Mary Reese, Alynne Reese, Wilma Stone, Emily Putman, Jane Henley. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Leake, Anita Ward, Carolyn Richardson, Bill Knox, Fred Hahn, John Pooser, Catherine Mitchell, Mary Jane Summers, Anne Lightfoot. SIXTH ROW: Abbot Williams, Frazier Patillo, Byron Mathews. NOT IN PICTURE: Bobby Jean Bearden, Jack Oliver, Betty Goode, Sue Nesmith, Betty Jean Krebs. SPONSOR: Mrs. Marjorie Leake, National Honor Society OFFICERS: President ..,...,... ,,.,....,...Y............,..,.... .....,..,. M i mi Leake Vice President .....,. ........,...... A rthur McCone1l Secretary .....,.... ,.,..... M ary Louise Holmquist Treasurer .......,. .................... J ack Edwards FIRST ROW: Sid Holder, Betty Casey, Ruth Ann Chapple, Mimi Leake, SECOND ROW: Dorothy Rhodes, Joe Nutt, Billy Jo Cox, Mary Sue Walker, Dolores Mitchell Dorothy Atkerson, Mary Louise Holmquist, Jerry Strozier, Polly Jones, Sara Ward, Peggy Newman, Mrs. Leake. THIRD ROW: Ruth Trammell, Helen Johnson, Julia Jones, Sara Jean Putman. FOURTH ROW: Bill Putnam, Albert Grundmann, Jack Edwards, Billy Farmer, Arthur Mc- Connell. SPONSOR: Marjorie Leake. if 1559: Mary Hamriclc Girl Reserves First Semester Roberta Massey ......... OFFICERS ...WPRESIDE-NT.. Second Semester ....,..Virginia Williams .V. PRESIDENT ......... ...,.... Do rothy Tucker Dorothy Quinn ................... Tilly Schweinebraten ....i..... SECRETARY ..,.,.... Sara Ward ....................., .....,. C HAPLAIN .... Virginia Williams ...,.,,.i ..,.e,,. R EPORTER.. Jean Smith ........,,..... .......LAY MEMBER .............Sara Ward .......Inez Bailey ..,...Lois Bailey ......Grace Niles FIRST ROW: Ann Sharp, Lois Bailey, Sara Ward, Virginia Williams, Martha Newton, Inez Bailey, Dorothy Tucker, Helen Acton. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth McKinley, Juanita Clinner, Dorothy Burns, Helen Campbell, Betty Kitson, Roberta Massey, Margaret Grund, Betty Jean Williamson. THIRD ROW: Margie Skelton, Ruth Lett, Goldie Dorsett, Lenora Firetto, Christine Willis, Betty Jones, Lois Vernon, Alice Turpin, Tillie Schweinebraten, Dorothy Sellers, Ann Gilbert, Mary Jones, Jean Smith, Jean Mitchke, Wilma Holloway, Margaret Motes, Grace Niles, Frances Shiftlett, Mrs. Stephens. NOT IN PICTURE: Elizabeth Farrell, Elizabeth Gowen, Mary Fay Blair, Hildred McWaters, Carolyn Richardson, Anita Ward, Mary Lou Walton, Betty Krebs, Mary Whitten, Sue Nesmith, Billie Johnson, Betty Pitts, Jane Barker, Rosa Nell Cox, Betty Goode, Betty Sue Guy, Lula Mae Jones, Tootsie Lowe, Mary Florence Glass, Pat Dickey. SPONSOR: Mrs. Helen Stephens. v Jewell Girl Reserves OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Jerry Strozier ........ ....,.. P RESIDENT ...,.... Mary Louise Holmquist Polly Jones ............. . ..... V. PRESIDENT ,..A.,..........,,..,,,. Ann Handley Dorothy Rhodes.. ...... .l...,.,. S ECRETARY ,...... ...,,,,, D orothy Rhodes Ann Handley ....,.,,.,.,........,.,. TREASURER ...,l,,...,... .....,.. B rownye Hill FIRST ROW: Shirley Kilpatrick, Jeanne Stallings, Patsy Elkourie, Mary Louise Holmquist, Jerry Strozier, Polly Jones, Dorothy Rhodes, Ann Handley, Brownye Hill, SECOND ROW: Jane Lawrence, 'Peggy Newman, Marilyn Billings, Bee Walker, Margy Rhodes, Susan Baarcke, Sue Watkins, Mimi Leake, Joyce Dawson, Jane Sudduth, Annie Laura Page. THIRD ROW: Miss Jewell, Betty McComas, Betty Stallings, Ruth Trammell, Dorothy Pea- cock, Gertrude Trammell, Elizabeth Towles, Carolyn Jones, Nancy Warren. FOURTH ROW: Ann Potts, Mary Sue Walker, Antionette Meister, Lois Slimp, Jane Hines, Mary Jean Stanford, Dorothy Griggs, Frances Mote. FIFTH ROW: Barbara Landman, Jean Turley, Bobby Claire Stewart, Jimmie Morrow, Nancy Kemler, Betty Mize, Joann Bruce, Martha Jane Dean. SIXTH ROW: Julia Jones, Elizabeth Duncan, Gloria Dawson, Belle Goodwin, Mary Railey, Mary Jarrett, Denisa Moss, Virginia Duncan, Betty Wright. NOT IN PICTURE: Dorothy Atkerson, Billye Burgin, Annie Jo Coats, Frankie Cornelius, Mary Foshee, Eleanor Graff, Gretchen Grote, Eloise Guy, Betty Hancken, Hannah Henderson, Helen Johnson, Virginia Lusk, Dolores Mitchell, Eddie Mae Neal, Juanita Page, Elizabeth Reese, Jane Hinds, Ruth Shepherd, Edna Sturgis, Dot Taylor, Katherine Bistrosch, Vivian Phillips, Eva Linderman. SPONSOR: Miss Ruth Jewell. l SENIOR HI- OFFICERS PRESIDENT .... ,.,,,..,. .........,,,.,,A..,..,.... ......... B u r t Stanford VICE PRESIDENT .....,. .....,, B illy Franke TREASURER Y,,,,,,,..... ....,......... M oss Cowart SECRETARY ,,,Y,,, ...... A rthur McConnell FIRST ROW: Billy Franke, Albert Grundmann, Connie Johnson, Bobby Smith, George Blinn, Earl Mann, Moss Cowart, Jack Edwards. SECOND ROW: Billy Baker, Burt Stanford, John Beauchamp, Frank Selby, Johnny Durham, Jimmy Christian, Brantley Blankenship, Harold Strozier. THIRD ROW: Dick Smith, Wallace Inscho, Ty Acton, Mal Bailey, Eugene Poole, Carl Stan- ford, Buster Weatherly. FOURTH ROW: Fred Hahn, Joe Nutt, Arthur McConnell, Frazier Patillo, Byron Mathews, Billy Mitchell, Jack Kopp. NOT IN PICTURE: Lawson Acton, Billy Christiansen, Charles Herron, Bobby Harris, Denny Ward, George Wright, Fletcher Allen, Charles Brooks, Allen Baker, R. B. Kent, Herbert Griffin. James Barnett.. SPONSOR: Coach O. P. Mitchell. SCIENCE CLUB First Semester Sid Holde.r ..,....,A,.. Ruth Chapple ..,,., Betty Casey, , ,. Ruth Bain ....,, OFFICERS Second Semester ,,,,,,PRESIDENT......,,.... Holder VICE PRESIDENT .,,.,,,., ,,,,SECRETARY,,,,,,.:.. ,..,,,,CHAPLAIN....,.. ...,.........Billy Cox .......Ruth Chapple ,..,,lRuth Bain FIRST ROW: Eleanor Graff, Katherine Bistrosch, Shirley Kilpatrick, Daisy Henderson Eliza beth Burke, Virginia Duncan, Betty Sue Wright, Nancy Kemler, Nancy Warren. SECOND ROW: Bill Putnam, George Williamson, Johnny Durham, Ronald Jones Bob Ashley Billy Farmer, Robert Moore, Brantley Blankenship, Charles Largin. THIRD ROW: Sid Holder, Billy Cox, Julia Jones, Ruth Chapple, Mr. Chamblee NOT IN PICFURE: Betty Jean Krebs, Ruth Bain, Betty Casey, SPONSOR: Mr. Horton Chamblee. JUNIOR RED CROSS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ,.......,V,V..V, ...,,. ..,,......,..., ,...,.. R u t h Ann Chapple VICE PRESIDENT ..,,.,. ..,,,,........,.,..,.,.,...... S id Holder SECRETARY ............ ...,.AA, M ary Louise Holmquist CHAPLAIN .,...... .,,,....7,7, D orothy Atkerson REPORTER ........ ......... D olores Mitchell FIRST ROW: Carolyn Reese, Marilyn Richardson, Mary Stone, Joyce Keith, Ruth Wise, Rich- ard Buckner, Sidney Godbery, Hugh Morgan, Nancy Oliver, Lamar Hale. SECOND ROW: Lois Flowers, Merriam Hinkle, Peggy Sudduth, Betty Sue Guy, Mary Reese, Mary Summers, Patty Wilder, Carolyn Reeves. THIRD ROW: Eloise Johnson, Betty Tolliet, Don Tidwell, Betty Jean Krebs, Mary Fay Blair, Pauline Firetto, Gertrude Trammell. FOURTH ROW: Dolores Mitchell, Ruth Ann Chapple, Sid Holder, Mary Louise Holmquist, Mrs. Ward, Mark Bass, Bob Hahn. NOT IN PICTURE: Ruth Bain, Robert Davis, Dorothy Atkerson, Barbara Jackson, Henry McKinley, Peggy Black. SPONSOR: Mrs. J. M. Ward. Student Government OFFICERS PRESIDENT ,,,,.,.....,t,... ,.,,.,,,, ...,..,. E . ., ...,,., Burt Stanford VICE PRESIDENT .....,.. ....,,,, B illy Mitchell SECRETARY ,... ,,,...... ,,., B i lly Franke FIRST ROW: Marcia Morgan, Jerry Strozier, Gertrude Trammell, Burt Stanford, Ruth Tram- mell, Jo Ann Strozier, Barbara Barr. SECOND ROW: Emily Putman, Jane Robertson, Betty MeComas, Mary Louise Ilolmquist, Sue Ivey, Sid Holder. THIRD ROW: Penfield Ivey, Billy Franke, Bill Putnam, Walter McCullers, Mrs. Leake, Vir- ginia Williams, Earl Mann. FOURTH ROW: Billy Mitchell, Billy Farmer, Arthur McConnell, Jackie Kopp. NOT IN PICTURE: Charles Herron, Barron Bethea, Herbert Griffen, Charlotte Johnson, John Pooser, Donnie Mote, Betty Kincaid, Fred Beason, Ruth Ann Chapple, Mimi Leake, Betty Goode, George Williamson. SPONSOR: Mrs. Marjorie Leake. -us .. ss' S 1:-:Q I AN. , 'N -, ss. . NJ. .- . ff.:-gg L , .4 , we . f I . , O ' -:Z 'M ta, . . A . ,W 1 k K we-ww ' -' x LQ S ,S , Q' , W5 ' ' .il . W . Q .. . .. ii A. . 3, if Y K le ' is 5 2 i O? uh Q- t I ,,,,, 5,-N-f 4 K If I 3 , W i',.,, X ...,..... wg 3' . MAJORI-:Trias A .. . ..,.. .. .fgla Y My . , ..,,,, .'.. FRQNT ROW: Mary Loulso Pamela ......,. f ' . V ' x . ,St 2 MN ta, ,Q , -MQ BACK ROW: Peggy Hallman, Miriam Q.'55.i5':l'5?9335fa M Tunnell Jackie Powell, Tootsi Atkerson, ' 'J ' Yi 'L 4 ff , ., 'int S R NV, '- ,'... QQ-. r Y, . . . ,ijtggiig 9. 'xg-Nf:. 9.x-f 1 if-j, 32 f' Joan Potts, Betty Mote and Virginia Ann - 6a:x:Ac - 5. .- st., ' ' 'f I r .Q .- f 1 . .... i . ,P -3' 'ft Hughes. ' ' N tl - iff. 2 L .,,, 3 7 , ,,. M X1 ,,,,,,,, , ,,,, ,,g ARMISTICE DAY PARADE , FIRST ROW: Ray Cunningham, Milner Snuggs, Shirley Irvin, Eddie Payne, Dan Lynch, Johnnie Pearson, L. T. Caldwell, Lieutenant Wilkins. SECOND ROW: Charles Ard, Bill Panter, Betty Kincaid, Sara Liles, Anita Ward, Virginia Lay, John Franklin. THIRD ROW: Pat Dickey, Annie Laura Potts, Bill Doosc, LeRoy Sullivan, Alfred Barnette, Mary Florence Glass, Frances Jean Jones. NOT IN PICTURE: Margaret Caldwell, Ray Downey, Walter Graham, Billy Hinkle, Jimmy Ilill, Charles Hosier, Virginia Hughes, Bill Phillips, Peggy Hallman, Ronald Kolter, Betty Ann Mote, Pete Beers, Carol Liles, Christopher Sholes, Billy Kincaid, Bill Slimp, Betty Dice, Robert Davis, VVayne Minges, Larry Kincaid, Douglas Wilkins. SPONSOR: Lieutenant Wilkins. 3 GLEE CLUB Our Glee Club this year under the able leadership and pleasing personality of Mrs. Bihr, has come a long way. Not only has it presented wonderful planned programs, but also filled in on many other days. FIRST ROW: Bernice Aldridge, Mitzi Berman, Dot Atkerson, Frankie Cornelius, Frances Jones, Mary Mote, Juanita Page, Merriam Hinkle, Elizabeth Reese, Tootsie Atkerson, Jessie Barn- ette, Louise Engren. SECOND ROW: Sue Ivey, Catherine Mitchell, Nan Vincent, Maurice Jacobs, Billye Burgin, Glenda Parrott, Marrian Elwell, Catherine Bistrosch, Patsy Russell, Eloise Johnson, Dolores Mitchell, Jane Henley. THIRD ROW: Ann Culpepper, Doris Logan, Sara Nell McCarthy, Shirley Goodwin, Ruby Roberson, Betty Mote, Patty Wilder, Carolyn Reeves, Sydney Ann Ball, Betty Jean Evans. SPONSOR: Ruth Bihr. FRIENTEEN CLUB OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Ann Sharp ,.,.,,,,,.Y,. ..,..... P RESIDENT .A....... ....,..... B etty Kincaid Betty Kincaid ....,,,,....,,,,,,,A V, PRESIDENT ,,,.,,., ,..,..,,, B etty Boartfield Elizabeth McKinley ,,,,......,... SECRETARY ,......, ...,,.... J oan Richardson Sue Nesmith .....i,..,,..,, ,,..,.. CH APLAIN ....,, ..,......,,,,, A nita Ward FIRST ROW: Elizabeth McKinley, Jane Smith, Joan Richardson, Betty Kincaid Jesse Burn ett, Iris Alverson, Katherine Bistrosch. SECOND ROW: Jean Powell, Nan Vincent, Shirley Irwin, Carolyn Richardson Pauline Firet to, Betty Jean Krebs, Sue Nesmith. THIRD ROW: Sara Brown, Clarice Gould, Ann Sharp, Carol Sweetman, Anita Ward Jackie Powell, Joan Potts. FOURTH ROW: Maurice Jacobs, Peggy Hallman, Mary Louise Panter, Delci Addison NOT IN PICTURE: Betty Boartfield, Dorothy Sparks, Gay Ann Coleman. SPONSOR: Miss Louise Crow. AMICA First Semester Betty McComas ,,,,,,,,, Sue Watkins ...,,,,,.... .,,.., Virginia Duncan .,,. ,,,,,,r Brownye Hill ,,,,,,, OFFICERS ..,.....PRESIDENT.,,. .VICE PRESIDENT ....,,,,,i .SECRETARY ..,,................ TREASURER ................. Second Semester ..........Jerry Strozier ........Susan Baarcke Gertrude Trammell ,Martha Jane Dean FIRST ROW: Betty Stallings, Peggy Newman, Dorothy Peacock, SueWatk1ns Betty Mc Comas, Joyce Dawson, SECOND ROW: Gertrude Trammell, Dorothy Rhodes, Martha Dean, Virginia Duncan Jerry Strozier, Ann Handley, Miss Waugh. THIRD ROW: Mary Sue Walker, Mary Louise Holmquist, Ruth Ann Chapple Eleanor Giaff Nancy Warren, Sara Jean Putnam, Elizabeth Burke. FOURTH ROW: Ruth Shepherd, Margie Bonner, Delene Miller, Denisa Moss Daisy Hcndcr son, Susan Baarcke, Brownye Hill. NOT IN PICTURE: Elizabeth Duncan, Gretchen Grote, Polly Jones, Ruth Quinn Bee Walker Marilyn Billings, Jeanne Stallings. SPONSOR: Miss Anne Waugh. JUNIOR First Semester Bill Knox ...........,..,A. Edmund Hughes ....,,...,..... Guy Maxwell .,..... Jerry Wilkins .....,.,, Jimmy Speed ....... HI- OFFICERS Second Semester PRESIDENT ....... ............. J ohn Pooser .V. PRESIDENT ....,.. ...e,e, J erry Wilkins SECRETARY.. .......,.... Bill Knox TREASURER.. ......... Don McNutt .CHAPLAIN ....,... .........Jimmy Speed FIRST ROW: Hubbard Tynes, Don McNutt, Andy Burke, Don Henderson, Bobby Miller Har ry Purnell, Paul Jones, Billy Hinke. SECOND ROW: Tommy Ritchie, John Franklin, Donald Branham, Hugh Bailey Billy Evans Charles Hogue, Jerry Wilkins, Jack Dabney. THIRD' ROW: Jimmy Simms, Jimmy Hill, Bill Knox, Edmund Hughes, Sam Romano Bill Brosnan, Dalmous Haltiwanger. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Speed, Ray Cunningham, Grover White, Urban Franklin Natt Smith John Pooser, Guy Maxwell. NOT IN PICTURE: Penfield Ivey, Ralph Smith, Robert Lee, Abbot Williams SPONSOR: Mr. Murphy. Junior GIRL RESERVES OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Marcia Morgan ........ A,........ P RESIDENT ....... V,..Y... J ane Robertson Phyllis Elkourie ,,.,,.,...,..i.... V. PRESIDENT ..,.,.,.. ........o..,.,,i.. A nn Hahn Ann Stollenwerck ...... ...... S ECRETARY ..,,... .....,.,, M argaret Ulmer Betty Craig ..,,.....,. ,....,. T REASURER ....,.,i, ......, M erriam Hinkle Mary Anderson .....,, .,....... L AY MEMBER ......... ,,,..... J oan Strozier FIRST ROW: Ann Stollenwerck, Betty Ann Craig, Mary Anderson, Peggy Hines, Birdie Haynes, Charlotte Cox, Dorothy Cox, Ann Connally, Jean Oliver. SECOND ROW: Marcia Morgan, Virginia Hughes, Jane Robertson, Eliabeth Stevens, Dorothy Wainwright, Irene Casey, Betty Pendle, Emily Putman, Sue Grove. THIRD ROW: Betty Hunter, Margaret Reid, Joan Hudson, Tommie Lou Trammell, Betty Chism, Joan Strozier, Mary Jane Summers, Grace Turpin, FOURTH ROW: Ann Foshee, Merriam Hin kle, Carolyn Reeves, Patty Wilder, Phyllis Elkourie, Mrs. Nash, Virginia Ingram, Iris Alverson, Margaret Ulmer, Penny Wilkins, Sue Ivey, Mary Reeves. NOT IN PICTURE: Tootsie Atkerson, Betty Bond, Vonda Lee Carter, Ann Culpepper, Kath- leen Cummings, Marion Elwell, Ann Hahn, Elsie Jones, Carol Rhodes, Wynelle Shelnut., Peggy Sim- mons, Miriam Tunnell, SPONSOR: Mrs. Marion Nash. International R lation OFFICERS PRESIDENT ..,.,,...,....... ......,................ ...,...... B e tty Goode VICE PRESIDENT ........ ......,.. H elen Johnson SECRETARY ........,..... ....... J uanita Clinner FIRST ROW: Betty Jane Hilliard, Helen Johnson, Edna Sturgis, Flira Everett. SECOND ROW: Nora Jean McCullers, Margaret Kennedy, Betty Goode, Mrs. Crowley THIRD ROW: John Swift, James Sykes, C. B. Monroe, Guy Russell. NOT IN PICTURE: Jaunita Clinner, Tommy Watkins, Tom Barker, Ralph Atchison, Dorothy Atkerson. SPONSOR: Marie Crowley. PRINTER'S PI OFFICERS PRESIDENT .,.,,,Y ..........,,,....w,..w.... .........., F r ed Beason SECRETARY ,...,,, ....... L ula Mae Jones FIRST ROW: Laverne Parker, Jeanette Wilbanks, Dorothy Burns, Sara Liles, Betty Evans, Florine Bolin. SECOND ROW: Howard Smith, Fred Beason, Billy Joe Cox, Clifford Brasher, Thomas Howard, Jack Moore, Mrs. Jordon. THIRD ROW: Starlyn Bailey, George Gilmore, Max Shanks, Byron Howells, David Barr, George Williamson, Carl Bailey, Herbert Letlow. FOURTH ROW: Richard Stevens, Louie Goodwin, Don Saunders, Eugene Poole, Bill Upshaw, Donald Butts, Bobby Bailey, Wade Bearden. NOT IN PICTURE: Mary Elizabeth Foshee, John McFarling, Mary Simpson, Dorothy Tucker, Pat Dickey, Harris Allen, Claude Rodda, James Bearden, Florence Glass, Billy Baker, Moss Cowart, Ralph Richardson, Margie Skelton, Donald Cotney, Lula Mae Jones, Katheryn Lowo. SPONSOR: Mrs. Nell Jordon. BV TOWN HALL FIRST ROW: Polly Jones, Sara Ward. SECOND ROW: Mimi Leake, Dolores Mitchell, Mary Sue Walker, Peggy Newman, Sid Holder. THIRD ROW: Bill Putnam, Jack Edwards, Billy Cox, Homer Single- tary, SPONSOR: Mrs. Ouida Hightower. SENIOR PLAY FIRST ROW: Left to right: Earl Mann, Connie Johnson, Bobby Smith, Jack Edwards, Albert Grundmann, George Wright. STANDING: Polly Jones, Dolores Mitchell, Peggy Newman, Dorothy Peacock, Martha Jane Dean, Betty Casey, Tillie Schweinebraten. CINEMA CLUB PRESIDENT .r.....,,. George Williamson V-PRESIDENT ,,,.,,,,...,,,,r Jimmy Speed SECRETARY ri......,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,, Ed Hughes FIRST ROW: George Jones, Rob- ert Garrison, Tommy Ritchie, Bobby Walker, Jimmy Speed, Mr. Patrick, John Glenn, Urbin Franklin, Ed Hughes. NOT IN PICTURE: George Wil- liamson, Herbert Bearden, Abbot Wil- liams, Guy Maxwell. SPONSOR: Mr. Charles Patrick. e A COACH MITCHELL Piggy was at his usual best this year turning out good teams in both football and base- ball. Besides being a coach of finest quality, we will remem- ber him for his advice and friendship. His work as a builder of bodies has been a very impor- tant part in our school lives. He will always be our coach of the year. COACH MURPHY This even tempered, easy go- ing Mississippian from Green- wood, has proved both an in- spiration to our track squad this season, the buckshots, and an incalcuable asset to our head coach. Under his guid- ance Cahaba's first track team became a reality. FOOTBALL at SCORES Shades Cahaba Shades Cahaba Shades Cahaba Shades Cahaba Shades Cahaba Shades Cahaba Shades Cahaba Shades Cahaba Shades Cahaba Franke tR.H.B.l, Acton 1F.B.l, Christiansen IL.H.B.l, Cowart lQ.B.l, Jiohnson 4R.E.b, Hahn 1R.T.i, Ed- wards 1R.G.l, Stanford lC.J, Ward fL.G.l, Harris tL.T.l, Herron tL.E.J. Total .....,.,l.l Leeds .,....,,,i.. 12 Minor . i.,..,.i.. . 0 Woodlawn .... 0 Hueytown ,,,. 13 Jones Valley.. 0 Phillips .......... 7 Northport .... 14 Mort. Jordan 8 St. Benard ,,.l 0 54 SHADES CAHABA THE 1945 SEASON The Cahaba Mounties opened the season on Ellenburg Field against Leeds Green Wave . We won the first tilt with flying colors. Minor was our second conquest and again Cahaba was victor- ious, letting the seeond string carry much of the load. The Mounties next .journeyed to Legion Field and before 8,000 spectators conquered a high- ly favored Woodlawn eleven, Christiansen's punt- ing made him the star of the back field while Cowart and Acton ran him a close second. Cahaha's only defeat of the season was at the hands of Huey- town, an undefeated team, Although the Moun- ties lost, much credit is due them for the hard playing they did. Homecoming featured Jones Valley as Cahaba's foe while the Mounties prov- ed to be just a little too much for their opponents. The Phillips Red Raiders came to Cahaba in hopes to revenge their defeat of last year but our boys just wouldn't give in, Christiansen will long lie remembered for his 70 yard dash on the first play of the game scoring a touchdown. North- port's Wild Cats, a supposedly strong team, were the next victims. The Cats were completely help- less until the final period. Cowart, completed a pass to .Iohnson who made a spectacular touch- down, The second string saw quite a hit of play in the game against Mortimer Jordan who simply didn't have a chance. The final game was played on a mud and rain soaked field and Cahaba downed St. Bernard to end a season of eight wins and one loss. BURT STANFORD All County Center, Burt Stanford with the Shades Valley Press Trophy for the most valuable player at Shades Cahaba this year. This trophy will remain in Burt's possession until next year when it will be presented again to the most valua- ble player. This trophy was presented by Farmer Seale at. the Annual Banquet. Shades Cahaba's Annual Football Banquet was held November 30 in the Shades Cahaba lunchroom. Below are the letter men who received their letters at the banquet: FIRST ROW: Billy Franke, tcaptainlg Frank Selby, Moss Cowart, Charles Ilerron, Bill Christiansen, Ilenny Ward, Connie Johnson, .Jack Edwards, Lawson Acton, SECOND ROW: Bill Mitchell, Harry Purnell, tmanagerl, Fred Ilahn, George Blinn, Coaches Mit- ehell and Murphy, Fletcher Allen, Billy Baker, Albert Grundmann. TIIIRD ROW: Arthur McConnell, John Beauchamp, Frazer Pattillo, Ty Acton, Paul Billings and llarold Strozier. Burt Stanford tAlt. Captainlg was out of town at the time of the banquet. Bill Christian- sen tleft halfl. another of Caha- ba's All County men, really went to town in his fourth and final year being the county's third high scorer and high scorer of the Mounty team. Burt Stanford tcenterb. Burt made all County and all State. Burt was voted the most valuable player by his team mates. Since his playing here Burt has given an acreditable showing to Shades Cahaba. Bill Franke tright halfl. Elected to pilot the team by his mates, Bill did a very neat job although be- ing injured the first part of the season, he roared back in fine style. SECOND STRING FIRST ROW: Dick Smith, John Beauchamp, Ty Acton, Arthur McConnell, Albert Grundmann, Paul Billings, Harold Strozier. SECOND ROW: Frazier Patillo, Frank Selby, Billy Baker, Fletcher Allen. BUCKSHOTS W mis-gem, 1. FIRST ROW: Edmund Hughes, John Glenn, Jerry Wilkins, Guy Maxwell, Johnny Christian, Charles Hogue, James Barnett, Johnnie Durham. SECOND ROW: Abbot Williams, Bill Knox, Fred Robert Dobbs, Sam Romano, Tommy Trotter, Grov- er White, David Shamburgcr, Jimmy Christian, Carl Bailey. Charles Herron tleft endl. Charlie, Cahaba's All County End, completed his third and final year in grand style both defensively and offensively. Moss Cowart. tquarterbackl. Bullet kept the enemy well back with his pitching and in addition ran that ball like a halfback being second high scorer. Moss's last year was a success. Connie Johnson fright endl. Con- nie showed up very Well in this, his last year. One of the finest de- fensive ends at Cahaba in a long time. When the chips were down Connie produced. Lawson Acton tfullbackl. Law- son kept those lines busted wide open to pave the way for first downs and con- tributed his bit to Cahaba's touch- down parade. Jack Edwards fright guardl. Jack was one of Cahaba's unsung heroes opening up holes for the backs the score through. Jack turned in a mighty good season as anyone will tell you. Denny Ward tfeft guardl. Denny, another one of the graduating seniors, came into Cahaba's lime- light his last year and teamed with Jack Edwards to give Cahaba as fine a pair of guards as any other school. PHILLIPS---CAHABA With the hard work of Coach Mitchell, Coach Murphy and the will of the boys The Mountaineers won over the highly favored Phillips team with a score of 21 to 7. R. B. KENT Cahaba's Sr. Manager was the unsung hero of the football team. When there was something to do R, B. did it. Captain Billy Franke Coachffff-Mitchell Co-CaptainfWBurt Stanford Bobby Harris tleft tacklel. Bob was the mainstay of the Cahaba line. He reached his peak in the Phillips game when he stopped the Crimson offensive cold, Bob will not be back next year either. Fred Hahn tright tacklel. Teddy Bear is Cahaba's only returning varsity man. A junior this year, big things are expected from Fred next year. Albert Grundmann. Albert. played a good game as eighth man on the line. Albert, a senior, will not be hack next year. Billy Mitchell. Mitch was the fifth man in the baekfield and gave a very promising showing and should make Cahaba a dandy back next year. ...eve Y -lim ti will of FIRST ROW: Charles Hogue, Richard Stevens, Donald Branham, Jackie Kopp, George Wright, Paul Jones, John McBride, Bobby Bailey, R. B. Kent. SECOND ROW: Fred Beason, George Quinn, Robert Taylor, Mal Bailey, Fletcher Allen, Ty Acton, Carl Bailey, Tommy Trotter, Moss Cowart. THIRD ROW: Harold Strozier, Herbert Griffin, John Beauchamp, Byron Mathews, Allen Baker, Earl Mann, Charles Brooks, Dick Rigney, Paul Billings, James Barnett, Burt Stanford. NOT IN PICTURE: Douglas Wilkens, Homer Singletary, Jack Oliver. BASEBALL... Cahaba's baseball team with three varsity men back, .roared with vengence into the County playoff with a record of 4 wins and 2 losses. In the first game Jeffco turned back Mathews and Cahaba 5-2. Cahaba bounced back to smother Hewitt at Hewitt 11-1. The next week Leeds fell 14-0. Cahaba journeyed to Jeffco and didn't fare so well getting beat again 5-2. Cowart's homer was the blow of the game. Leeds again was victim of Cahaba's attack 8-5. And in the three-time rained out game, Cahaba entered the playoff on a 7-5 win over Hewitt. The CHEERLEADERS Cahaba's Cheerleaders not only urged the students on with their pep meetings and unusual stunts, but also put needed pep into the football players. Polly Jones b - Sid Holder Jane Sudduth, Joyce Dawson, Jerry Strozier, Dorothy Rhodes, Ann Stolenwerck, Sid Holder, Charles Culpepper, Floyd Brasher, Sonny Stanford, Polly Jones. ' Afzik' SNAPSHOTS ADVERTISEMENTS VARIETY PLUS QUALITY Try Our Delicious Pies as Well as We Carry a Diversified Line. of Our Bread, Rolls, Cakes Cookles'aILSer6i,lgag1aliI':lE.Z' Eclalrs and Pastries Danish Pastries a Specialty PARTY ORDERS WE ARE EQUIPPED TO FILL SPECIAL ORDERS FOR BIRTHDAYS, WEDDINGS, ANNIVERSARIES AND OTHER SPECIAL OCCASIONS. 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Woodward, Owner and Manager 923 Oxmoor Road HOMEWOOD, ALABAMA Phone 2-9168 CONGRATULATIONS MOLTON, ALLEN a. WILLIAMS INCORPORATED REALTORS - -- INSURORS BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA 1 Compliments Compliments of of , L. E. RIFE GENERAL INSURANCE J O H N E L S AGENCY LTD. GIFTS -Y LIBRARY 1907 Cahaba Road Birmingham 5, Alabama General Agents Mobile, Alabama H. M. Teasley, Spec. Agt. H. M. Cowart, Spec. Agt 442 W. Lafayette St. 306 Protective Life Bldg. Tampa, Florida Birmingham, Ala. I Compliments of BIRMINGHAM Let Lem Bryant Do lt A Imyword in tht- sorvict- lor 120 yours Authorized Factory Service for Frigidaire, Kclvinator, Lonard, Florvnco, Cavalier, Maytag DU N N'S PHARMACY A Friendly Placv to T.i'adv Phone 2-1192 and SERVING SHADES VALLEY FOR International Products BRYANT ELECTRIC CO. 20 YEARS 2852 South 18th St. Phone 2-1330 I Compliments of HAMBURGER HEAVEN Our Hamburgers Are Out of This World May We Suggest Our Specialty OLD FASHIONED HICKORY BARBECUE THE KIND YOU'VE DREAMED ABOUT Speedy - Courteous Service 1700 Oxmoor Road Homewood DU DDY'S PHARMACY Compliments of EDGEWOOD EDGEWOOD BARBER We Appreciate Your Business Phone 2-2156 105 Broadway Before Selecting Your Gift Phone 2-4646 See A. 81 A. ASH A. 81 R. FOOD STORE MEATS - VEGETABLES FANCY GROCERIES 20th Street and 2nd Ave., No. , , 930 Oxmoor Road Erank Nelson Building SHADES VALLEY SHOE REPAIR VALLEY'S ONLY GOODYEAR WELT SHOE REPAIRING SYSTEM Service While You Wait Invisible Half Soling MODERN BOOTH - SHINE PARLOR FREE DELIVERY 2809 18th Street, South Phone 2-9103 Across From A Sz P Super Market 1 .f A 'P' 4 , . . kr- .. ,tl rg! ,rgilli .km - f -1,i'Ls. -- r .,.'q'!rv '- .4 . 5 . 4-4 1'.'. F -if ga .rs .4 v-nt, va' - zfl- -'A 1 fi'f--. , n . :- ,ui ,fir 315'-F. Ti -. .v. - --.a -.ur 'l W I . -. 'f.-J' .,1 .. , -:F .w.15,3'.'F,9. , gf... 4 : -'!f-.-,g1g','51.-AFA, 2' ! ':i f, is ,Q ' -2 'ff L if .K Q, Y: ,giq,f -ff ,..,f...l,..b-'j -.H -. :4f,j,,Q.3'g lr .- -g --'.- ., '. ---'M . ' -H. , - 4,5 V fi.. .-,,- j '-.wr :mira -H,-,:,'fg,y'.,r, gg' f -I 5 -.J -.:-- N.-f..A-3? 1--g.!'.v,f,fd tl. ..'J.'!Wg.f? .iS--f,,iLA.,g,b:4!' , bfi.. Q--,ki -. .yga-ggkw . 4: 55 . . . 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