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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1949 volume:

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We have received preparation for college and for life beyond college. We have learned to live in a democracy because we have been taught democratically. The spirit of Shades-Cahaba wonderfully reflects his personanity, and it will have a definite influence on our futures. Our success stories will be chapters in his. M M 825 W! MR. R. B NICHOLS gflftg OMCQV5 MA RYHAMRIQA' Y fEEN RED Cho ss Pkzszocwr MARY REESE --un-Q Ssmon H1 Y Pnssmsfvrs Jon Gooowm ROVER Wm-re Jwwon Y TEEN M Pefsfaffv rs SANDRA .Jones QANET MATCH sm. PRE-sfosfvrs QETTY TOLLETT Loss New. KEY U 5 HER 51755 PR5SfD.Efv7:S H ELEN TaNoA1.1. IPENE CASE.-v DRAMATIC Clue PRESfDENrs EDMUNDHUGHES ELEANOR F-?: DDLE- JE WELL Y Tscw PRESIDENTS MARY JANE QUMMERS PEGGY H INES ,wgw if 5 W Hi' 4 'kiy Q .. 451 V Mg 'SEZ +1 'N ff N 'UUYW' W 4 KZ '7f.gP 4' - ,RW 42' ML ff'-E-gl ' ffl NZ' CULT Y A 4 ! 41 4 W:4+'Q?4 A MRS. R. V. ALLGOOD, A.B. Piano Cincinnati Conservatory Birmingham Conservatory Birmingham Academy of Music Juliard School MRS. FRANCES ARNOLD, A.B. English Birmingham-Southern MRS. HELYN AUTREY, A.B.- A.M. English Howard Birmingham-Southern MRBIEORMAN BARRINGTON, Science Alabama Polytechnic Institute MRS. W. F. BIHR, B.S. Home Economics Glee Club Christian Missouri University MRSQ EVA L. BLANKENSHIP, Librarian Birmingham-Southern Maryville College University of Alabama MISS ANNIE LOIS BORDERS, A.B. English Birmingham-Southern MRS. VIRGINIA B. BROWDER, A.B.-M.A. TYPIHE . Bookkeeping Record Keeping Business Law Howard University of Alabama MR. NICHOLAS GIAN- MRS. OUIDA B. HIGH- GRASSO, B.M. Band Director Social Problems MRS. GRACE CAMPBELL, A.B. Social Studies English Blue Mountain College University of Mississippi MR. I-ISRTON B. CHAMBLEE, B. . Biology Physics Boys' Counselor Howard MRS. sHARLO'I'I'E COLSON, B. . Typing Shorthand University of Alabama MISS LOUISE CROW, B.S.-B.M. Mathematics Birmingham-Southern Birmingham Conservatory of Music Duke University MRS. MARIE M. CROWLEY, A.B.-B.L. History University of Chicago Brenau Howard Troy Teachers College MRSA RILLA JANE DANIEL, .B. Home Economics Howard University of Alabama MRS. DOROTHY DILLARD, A.B. Physical Education Judson MRS. FRANCES DULION, B.S. Jie gyuicfing THE Registrar University of Alabama Athens, Georgia. Mathematics TOWER, A.B.-B.S. Mercer University English NO PICTURES Reading New England Conserva- Journalism MRS. EIDDIETH DAVIS, Alabama College I tory Of Music Girls' 'Counlselorc H B A.R.G1 C1 b Alapfiflga P01Yt9Chf11C IH- B t U ' 't , C ll e State Teac ers o ege oys ee u S 1 u e Csfcilrliusircwersl y 0 eg Birmingham-Southern Miss. Woman's College MRS. BELUAH MAYES. B.S MRS. BARBARA HARRIS MRS. NELL JORDAN, B.S. Syracuse University Mississippi State 'College English Printing American Conservatory of for Women Social Studies Howard MuS1C 50161106 Stephens College State Teachers College, MRS. PAULINE HOSKINS English University of Alabama I O!2gAf4 FAEULTY MRS. MAYBEL P A.B. History Mathematics Alabama College Howard LAWLESS, MRS. MARJORY LEAKE, A.B. Spanish Latin University of Alabama University of Chicago Birmingham-Southern MR. J. E. MURPHY, A.B. Science Drivers Education Mississippi College MR. CHARLES PATRICK, B.S.- M.A. Science University of Alabama MISEI :LMA ROBINSON, A.B. Mathematics Howard MRS. HELEN STEPHENS, A.B. M.A. English History Alabama College Birmingham-Southern MRS. IDA TYLER, A.B. Dietician Tuscaloosa University of Alabama MISS ANNE WAUGH, A.B. Civics Huntington MRS. NORVIA WARD, A.B.-B.S. Mathematics Alabama College Judson University of Alabama MRS. FLORENCE ALLEN, A.B. 5th 'Grade Howard IVLRS. EDNA FERRIER, A.B. lst Grade Birmingham-Southern MRS. RUTH L. JEWELL MAX WELL, B.S. - Mathematics Howard MR. O. P. MITCHELL. B.S. Athletic Director Valpariso University MRS. LURLIE FRANKE, A.B. 2nd Grade Howard MRS. LOIS HARPER 4th Grade Alabama Polytechnic Institute Jacksonville State Teachers College MRS. M. BEAN JONES, A.B. 6th Grade Howard Peabody MISS BARBARA MANAR, B.S. 3rd Grade Howard MRS. BERTHA F. POOL, A.B, lst Grade Birmingham-Southern MRS. MIRIAM SNUGGS, A.B. 2nd G.rade Birmingham-Southern MRS. ARAH WRIGHT, M.A. 6th Grade Howard NO PICTURES MRS. MYRTLE G. PALMER, A.B Art Howard MRS. CAROL SCOTT, B.S. Physical Education Mathematics English Randolph Macon Woman's College University of Virginia MRS. DOROTHY SHIREY, B.S. Speech University of Alabama Northwestern University 676465 icem fUNlOF? CLASS OFFICERS' - LEFT TO RIGHT YPPY MQCONNELL' W6fBPf?f5f0fN7f 7OANN POTTS-Sfmfrnmf LENNETH BALLEK' ffefmffsffff. DON BEABDEN-PRESXDENT '- Sewer? 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'46, Glee Club '46, '47, '48, Operetta '47, '48, Who's Who '46, '47, '49, Owl Staff '49, Senior Play '49, Class Musician '49, May Queen Attendant '49. BETTY JOAN ARMSTRONG: Mary Hamrick Y-Teens '49. TOM BARKER: Science Club '48, '49, 'Glee Club '48, Track '49, Senior Play '49. PETE BEERS: Sec'y Sr. Class '49, Hi Y '49, Student Gov. '48, 49, Owl Staff '49, Mountaineer Staff '49, Band '46, '47, '49, Quill and Scroll '49, Senior Play '49, Glee Club '49, Class Musician '49. PAUL BILLINGS: Vice-Pres. Homeroom '46, Football '45, '46, '47, '48, Basketball '46, '47, '48, '49, Baseball '46, '47 '48, '49, Owl Staff '49. WINSTON KENT BLANKENSHIP: Hi Y '47, Sec'y and Treas. '47, Vice-Pres. '48, Pres. '49. RUTHIE BRASHER, FRANCES BROWN: Mary Hamrick Y-Teens '49, Local Honor Society '47, '48, '49. SARAH BROWN: Summer School Graduate. ,MA owe Lgloocf ffm ilu' BOURDON IRENE CASEY: Mountaineer Staff '48, '49, News Editor '48, Club Editor '49, and Typist '48, '49, Quill and Scroll '49, Student 'Government '49, Delegate Student Career Conference '48, Monitor '45, '46, '47, Glee Club '47, '48, Operetta '47, '49, Jr. Red Cross '47, '48, Jr, Y-Teens '44, '45, '46, Jewell Y-Teens '47, '48, '49, Sec'y-Treas. '48, President '49, Dramatic Club '47, '48, '49, Play Committees '47, '48, Sr. Play '49, Irwin Science Club '43, '44, Y-Teen Choir '48. FAY CHAFFIN: Armistice Day Queen '48, Mary Hamrick Y-Teens '48, '49, Lay Member '49, Senior Play Usher- '48, '49, Vice Pres. '49, Owl Staff '49, Senior Play Usher- ette '49. ROBERT GEORGE CHRISTIANSEN: Basketball '47, '48, '49, Baseball '47, '48, '49, Football '45, '47, '48, Printers Pi '46, '47, '48, Jr. Hi Y '45, Usher Senior Play '49. CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH COX: Nash Girl Reserves '46, Jewell Y-Teens '47, '48, '49, Treas. '48, Dramatic Club '47, '48, '49, Sec'y '49, Glee Club '47, '48, '49, Operetta '47, '48, Usherette Club '48, '49, Vice Pres. '49, Owl Staff '49, Senior Play '49, Y-Teen Choir '48. DOROTHY JEAN COX: Nash Girl Reserves '46, Jewell Y- Teens '47, '48, '49, Dramatic Club '47, '48, '49, Glee Club '47, '48, '49, Operetta '47, '48, Usherette Club '48, '49, Reporter and Chaplain '48, Vice Pres. '49, Owl Staff '49, Senior Play '49, Y-Teen Choir '48. JACK COX: Track Team, '49. JOHN M. CRAIG: Cheerleader '46, 'Glee Club '47, '48. VIRGINIA LUCILLE CRAIGER: Jewell Y-Teens '47, Mary Hamrick Y-Teens '48, '49, Laymember '48, Senior Play Usherette '49, Nash Girl Reserves '46. ILA JEAN CRONIER: National Honor Society '48, '49, Mountaineer Staff '49, 'Owl Staff '49, Quill and Scroll '49, Dramatic Club '48, '49, Vice Pres. '48, Jewell Y-Teens '48, '49, Laymaster '48, Reid Cross Council '48, Reporter '48, Representative Jr. Red Cross Workshop '48, Home Sweet Homicide '48, Town Hall Team '49, Usherette Club '48, '49, Chaplain '49, Senior Class Who's Who '49, Y-Teen Choir '48, Senior Play '49, Assistant Director, Conference Room Assistant '48, '49. RUTH CARROLL CROSS: Mary Hamrick Y-Teens '48, '49, Treas. '48, Foreign Correspondence Club '47, '48, '49, Chaplain '47, Sec'y-Treas. '48, Reporter '49, Glee Club '47, '8, '49, Operetta '47, '48, '49, Band '47, '48, Local Honor Society '48, '49, Library Assistant '49, Owl Staff '49. Wi owe Ewa! OM Hgh GEORGE DALY: Glee Club '48, Summer School Graduate. MEMORY ALICE DENMAN: Jewell Y-Teens '47, Mary Hamrick Y-Teens '48, '492 Foreign Correspondence Club, '47, '48, '49, Pres. '48, Student Council, '48, Local Honor Society, '48, National Honor Society '49, Owl Staff '49, Glee Club '48, Olgerrmiitta '49i9Senior 'Play Production Staff '49, Student Library Assistant '48, ' , reas. ' . JAMES N. DOYLE: Cinema Club '46, '47, Science Club, '48, Hi-Y '48, '49, Football '46, '47, '48, Baseball '47, Track '46, '48, Swimming Team '48, '49, Glee Club '48, '49, Operetta, '49, Town Hall On Air '49, National Honor Society '48, '49, Mr. Owl '49, Senior Play '49. FLIRA FAYE EVERETTE: Foreign Correspondence '45, '46, '47, Chaplain '47, Mary Hamrick Y-Teens '48, '49, Dramatic Club '48, Owl Staff '49, 'Senior Class Who's Who '49. PAULINE ELIZABETH FIRETTO: Frienteen Club '46, Jr. Red Cross, '46, '47, '48, '49, Mary Hamrick Y-Teens '48, '49, Glee Club, '47, '48, '49, Operetta '47, '48, '49, Izigbrary Assistant '47, '48, '49, Soft Ball Team '46, '47, Usherette for Senior Play PATRICIA GILLEY: Jewell Y-Teens '47, '48, '49, Glee Club '47, '48, Operetta '47, '48, Dramatic Club '48, '49, Foreign Correspondence Club' '47, '48, '49, Owl Staff '49, Monitor '46, '47, Who's Who '49. JOHN CALLAWAY GLENN: Student Gov. '49, Cinema Club '46, '47, Sr. Hi-Y '48, National Honor Society, '49, Sr. Play Cast, '49, Monitor '46, Head Monitor JACK ALLEN GORDON, JR: Entered from Ramsay '48, Summer School Graduate. ANN FLEMING HAHN: Cheerleader '47, '48, Editor-in-Chief of Owl '49, Senior Class Activities Chairman '49, Homecoming Attendant '48, Quill and Scroll '49, Town Hall Team '49, Representative to Southern Interscholastic Press Ass'n '48, Jewell Y-Teens '47, '48, '49, Jr. Y-Teens '46, Vice Pres. '46, Session Room Vice Pres. '46, Student Gov. '46, '47, '48, '49, Business Manager of Mountaineer '48, May Queen Attendant '49, Sr. Play Committee '49. EDITH JANE HALTIWANGER: Foreign Correspondence Club '45, Glee Club '45, '46, '47, '48, '49, Operetta '47, '48, '49, Mary Hamrick Y-Teens '48, '49, Jgnc! .glfriuing Ar flte EM DON HENDERSON: Jr. Hi Y '45, '46, Sr. Hi Y '47, '48, Student Council '48, MARJORIE HILL: Entered in Sept. '48 from Lee County High School, Homecoming Attendant '48, Who's Who '49, Senior Play '49. PEGGY HINES: Jr. Y-Teens '46, Jewell Y-Teens '47, '48, '49, Pres. '48, Laymember '49, Homeroom Chaplain '46, Home- room Vice Pres. '47, Monitor '45, '46, Head Monitor '48, '49, Cheerleader '47, '48, Jr. Red Cross Council '47, '48, Mountaineer Club Editor '49, Local Honor Society '48, National Honor Society '49, Vice Pres. Y-Teen Inter-Club Council '48, Student Council '48, '49, Quill and Scroll '49, Who's Who '49, Miss Mountaineer '49, Jr. Town Hall Team '49, Conference Room Assistant '49, Sr. Play '49. LANIE BROWNLEE HOGAN: Entered from Ramsay High School '48, Jewell Y-Teens '49, Senior Class Who's Who '49. CHARLES HOGUE: Football '45, '46, '47, '48, Baseball '46, Basketball '46, '47, '48, '49, Jr. Hi Y '45, '46, Track '49, Sr. Class Who's Who '49. DOROTHY JEAN HOWTON: Entered from Lewiston High School, North Carolina '48, Jewell Y-Teens '49. JAMES CARROLL HOWZE, JR.: Entered from Alachua High School, Alachua, Florida '48. JOAN LOUISE HUDSON: Glee Club '46, '47, '48, '49, Operet- ta '47, '48, '49, Jr. Y-Teens '46, Jewell Y-Teens '47, Mary Hamrick Y-Teens '48, '49, Owl Staff '49. EDMUND WINSTON HUGHES: National Honor Society '49, Local Honor Society '44, '45, '46, '47, '48, Dramatic Club '48, '49, Pres. '49, Jr. Hi Y '44 '45, '46, Sr. Hi Y '47, '48, '49, Mountaineer Staff '49, Owl Staff '49, Sr. Play Cast '49, Town Hall Team '49, Football '46, '47, Track '48, Sr. Class Statistician '49, Quill and Scroll '49, Student Gov- ernment '49. ELIZABETH WALLACE HUNTER: Jewell Y-Teens '47, '48, '49, Jr. Y-Teens '44, '45, '46, Dramatic Club '49, Play Committees '49, Local Society '48, '49, Senior Play Pro- duction Staff '49, Owl Staff '49, Chaplain Homeroom '47. .Slfanaling .gllowcfy cw an MARJORIE JEANNE ISREAL: Jewell Y-Teens '48, '49, Usherette Club '48, '49, Dramatic Club '48, '49, Owl Staff '49, Play Production Staff '49, Quill and Scroll '49. GEORGE JONES: Cinema Club '45, '46, '47, Science Club '47, '48, '49, Treas. '48, '49, Sr. Hi Y '47, '48, '49, Chaplain '47, Monitor '48, '49. PAUL JONES: Baseball '46, '47, '48, '49, Basketball '46, '47, '48, '49, Hi Y '45, '46, Student Gov. '47, Football Mgr. '47, Senior Play '49. WILLIAM ROBERT KNOX: Captain Football '48, Pres. Jr. Hi Y '46, Pres. Senior Class '49, Senior Class Who's Who '49, Sr. Hi Y '47, '48, '49, National Honor Society '49, Local Honor Society '48, Student Council '47, Vice Pres. '47, Mana- ger Basketball '47, Student Gov. '49, Senior Play Production '49. DON LEGLER: Owl Staff '49. JACK ERNEST LLOYD: Entered from Phillips High School '48, Science Club '49. GUILES EUGENE MAXWELL, JR: Circulation Manager 'Owl '49, Football '44, '45, '46, '47, Jr. Hi Y '44, '45, '46, Cinema Club '44, '45, '46, Science Club '47, '48, '49, Dramatic Club '48, '49, Monitor Club '45, '46, Student Gov. '45, 46, Swimming Team '49, Senior Play '49, Quill and Scroll '49, Dramatic Club Play '48, Vice Pres. Homeroom '45. WALTER MCCULLERS: Jr. Hi Y '45, Football '48, Senior Play Stage Crew '49. JAMES CALVIN MCCULLOH: Hi Y '48, '49, Sec'y '48, Local Honor Society '48, National Honor Society '49, Glee Club '48, '49, Operetta '49, Track Team '48, Swimming Team County Champion '49, Baseball '49, 'President of Student Coun- cil '49, Student Court '49. IDA RUTH MCGRAW: Foreign Correspondence Club '49, Chaplain '49, Mary Ham- rick Y-Teens '49, Sec'y '49, Owl Staff '49, Red 'Cross Council '48, Senior Play Usherette '49. 1' ever fo de ymiaf BETTY MCLAUGHLIN: Foreign Correspondence '48. HELEN DELENE MILLER: Amica Literary Society '46, Jewell Y-Teens '47, '48, '49, Homeroom President '47, Homeroom Treasurer '48, Student Government '48, Who's Who '48, '49, Homecoming Queen, '49, Dramatic Club, '48, '49, Vice President '49, Owl Staff '49, Senior Play Cast '49, Class Prophet '49. ROBERT E. MONTGOMERY: Baseball '48, '49. MARCIA MORGAN: President Jr. Y-Teens '46, Who's Who '45, '49, Glee Club '46, '47, President of Homeroom '45, Operetta '48, Senior Play Cast '49. NORMA JEANNE PANNELL: Dramatic Club '48, '49, Chap- lain '49, Usherette '48, '49, Jewell Y-Teens '48, '49, Treas- urer '48, Glee Club '48, '49, Owl Staff, '49, Y-Teen Choir '48, Senior Play Cast' 49, Operetta '49. DENNY PAPPAS: Science Club '48, '49, Vice President '49, Hi-Y '49, Glee Club '48, Stage Crew Senior Play '49, Student Teacher '48. BETTY JEAN PENDLE: Jr. Girl Reserves '46, Treasurer Session Room '46, Jewell Y-Teens '47, '48, '49, Session Room Chairman '47, Dramatic Club '47, '48, Cheerleader '47, '48, Local Honor Society '47, '48, National Honor Society '49, Oratorical Contest '48, Town Hall Team '49, Quill and Scroll '49, Speech Cup Winner '48, Editor-in- Chief of Mountaineer '49, Monitor '49, Delegate Student Career Conference '48, President Speech Class '48, Student Government '48, Representative Alabama Industries Panel '48, '49, Registrar May Day '48, Delegate at Formation of Alabama Association of Student Counsellors '48, Play Production Cast '49, Town Hall Delegate to New York '49, Conference Room Assistant '49. 0 JOHN H. POOSER: President Homeroom '45, Jr. Hi-Y '45, '46, '47, President '46, Local Honor Society '46, Who's Who '45, '46, Senior Who's Who '49. vEMILY LOUISE PUTMAN: Student Government '46, '47, '48, '49, Nash Girl Reserves, '46, Jr. Who's Who '46, Jr. Red Cross '46, Monitor '46, Jewell Y-Teens' '47, '48, '49, Lay Member '47, Local Hono.r Society '46, '47, '48, '49, Cheerleader '46, 47, '48, Head Cheerleader '48, Library Assistant '49, President Homeroom '46, Production Editor Owl Staff '49, Senior Play Cast '49, Quill and Scroll '49. DOROTHY ALYENEI REESE: Mary Hamrick Y-Teens '47, '48, '49, Chaplain '48, Foreign Correspondence Club '46, '47, National Honor Society '48, '49, Vice President '48, '49, Student Ca.reer Conference '48, Owl Staff '49, Senior Play Production Staff '49, Senior Who's Who '49. ML if Q50 OW Puff W.- MARY PEARL REESE: Assistant Editor of Grammar School paper, '49, Nash Girl Reserves '46, Jr. Red Cross '46, '48, '49, Representative to Jr. Red Cross Work- shop at Mary Munger '48, Candidate for Delegate to Jr. Red Cross National Convention '48, 'President of Red Cross '48, '49, Representative to Southern Association '49, Local Honor Society '44, '45, '46, '47, National Honor Society '48, '49, Senior Class Who's Who '49, Quill and Scroll '49, D. A. R. Good Citizen- ship Girl '49, Mountaineer Staff '49, Owl Staff '49, Head Usherette for Senior Play '49, Delegate to Student Career Conference '48. JOAN RICHARDSON: Mary Hamrick Y-Teens '48, '49, Glee Club '48, '49, Operetta '48, '49, Foreign Correspondence Club '48, '49, Senior Play Cast Committee. ELEANOR JOYCE RIDDLE: Nash Girl Reserves '46, Jewell Y-Teens '47, '48, '49, Lay Member '47, Vice President '47, Dramatic Club '48, 49, Secretary '48, President '49, Usherettes '48, '49, Local Honor Society '48, National Honor Society '49, Student Government '46, Publicity Chairman '48, '49, Glee Club '47, '48, Operettas '47, '48, Oratorical Winner '48, Town Hall Team '49, Mountaineer Staff '49, Typist, Exchange Editor, Club Editor, Quill and Scroll '49, Delegate to Student Career Conference '48, Homeroom Chaplain '47, '48, Secretary Junior Class '47, '48, Sr. Who's Who '49, Sr. 'Play Cast '49. JANE DURANT ROBERTSON: Student Government '45, '46, Jr. Girl Reserves '45, '46, President '46, Red Cross '45, '46, Monitor Club '45, '46, Office Assistant, '45, '46, '48, '49, Quill and Scroll '48, '49, Mountaineer Staff '48, '49, Jewell Y-Teens '48, '49, Dramatic Club '48, '49, Softball Team, '45, '46, Swimming Team '49, Town Hall '48, '49, Production Staff of Senior Play '49. SAM D. ROMANO: Football '45, '46, '47, '48, Jr. Hi-Y '45, Sr. Class Who's Who '49, President Sr. II Homeroom '48, Student Council '48, VIRGINIA MARGARET SCRUGGS: Jr. Y-Teens '45, '46, Mary Hamrick Y-Teens '46, '47, '48, '49, Owl Staff '49, Usherette for Senior Play '49. MARY VIOLA SELF: Foreign Correspondence Club '46, '47, Jewell Y-Teens, '46, '47 , Owl Staff '49, Usherette for Senior Play '49, Mary Hamrick Y-Teens '48, '49, Red Cross Representative '46, '47 , Library Assistant '48, '49. JOYCE ANN SHAMBAUGH: Jewell Y-Teens. '48, '49, Owl Staff '49, Who's Who '48, Senior Class Who's Who '49, Senior Play '49, May Queen '49. WYNELLE SHELNUT: Nash Girl Reserves '45, '46, Girls Glee Club '46, '47, Mary Hamrick Y-Teens '48, '49, Lay Member '49, Owl Staff, Assistant Club Editor '49, Foreign Correspondence '48, '49, Chaplain '49. JAMES RAY SIMS: Jr. Hi-Y '45, '46, Baseball '48, '49. ,ML mmf mixer 0 o-X265 PEGGY JEAN SIMMONS: Who's Who '47, Nash Y-Teens '46, Jewell Y-Teens '47, '48, '49, Owl Staff fWho's Whol '49, Dramatic Club '48, Girls' Football Team '47, Senior Play '49. JANE ELIZABETH SMITH: Jr. Girl Reserves '46, Mary Hamrick Y-Teens '47, '49, Glee Club '47, '49, Operetta '47, '49, Owl Staff '49. JEANNE SMITH: Summer school graduate. JAMES ORMAND SPEED, JR: National Honor Society '48, '49, Treas. '49, Local Honor Society '46, '47, Football '46, '47, '48, All-County Guard '48, Basketball Mgr. '49, Senior Class Poet '49, Battle Citizenship Tour '48, Student Gov- ernment '47, '48, '49, Head Monitor '48, '49, Owl Staff, Financial Editor '49, Mountaineer Staff, Feature Editor '48, '49, Dramatic Club '48, '49, Treasurer '48, Science Club '48, Senior Hi-Y '47, '48, '49, President '48, Vice President Hi-Y Council '48, Vice President Alabama State Hi-Y Convention '49, Jr. Hi-Y '46, Cinema Club '45, '46, Town Hall Team '47, '48, '49, Operetta Cast '48, '49, Quill and Scroll '49, Track '48, Outstanding Scholar Athlete '48 ELIZABETH ANN STEVENS: Nash Girl Reserves '45, '46, Jewell Y-Teens '47, '48, '49, Dramatic Club '48, '49, Owl Staff '49, Senior 'Play Production Staff '49, MARY JANE SUMMERS: Sec. 'Class '43, '44, Irwin Science Club '43, '44, Local Honor Society '44, '45, '46, 47, Nash Girl Reserves '45, '46, Monitor '45, Red Cross Council '44, '45, '47, '48, '49, Jewell Y-Teens '47, '48, '49, Lay Member '47, Vice President '48, President '49, National Honor Society '48, '49, Secretary '49, Dramatic Club '48, '49, Usherettes '48, '49, Secretary '49, Representative Jr. Red Cross Work Shop, County representative to Red Cross Camp, Student Council '49, Delegate Student Career Con- ference '48, Mountainer Staff, News Reporter '48, '49, Editor of Grammar School Paper, Quill and Scroll, Owl Staff '49, Town Hall Team, Senior Play Committee, Y- Teen Choir, Senior Play Cast '49, JOHN SWIFT: Summer School Graduate. JAMES B. SYKES: EDNA ELIZABETH TIDWELL: Office Assistant '46, '47, '48, '49, Home Ec. Club '45, '46, '47, '48, '49, Owl Staff '49, Foreign Correspondence Club '47, Soft Ball Team '46, '47 '48 1 HELEN JACKSON TINDALL: Jewell Y-Teens '46, '47, '48, '49, Vice President '49, Dramatic Club '47, '48, '49, Treas- urer '48, Publicity Chairman '49, Usherettes '48, '49, President '48, Owl Staff '49, Typist, Student Council '48, '49, Monitor '49, Senior Play, Head Usherette, Chairman of Publicity '49, Play Cast '48. ji ffm Siam Wi BETTYE MARGARET TOLLETT: Jr. Red Cross '45, '46, '47, Chaplain '46, Monitor '45, '46, Jr. Y-Teens '46, '47, Dele- gate to Career Conference '48, Dramatic Club '48, '49, Mary Hamrick Y-Teens '47, '48, '49, Secretary '48, 'Presi- dent '49, Typist for Owl Staff '49, Usherette for Senior Play '49, Student Council '49, Y-Teen Choir '48. TOMMIE LOU TRAMMELL: Nash Girl Reserves '46, Jewell Y-Teens '47, '48, '49, Chaplain '47, Secretary '49, Local Honor Society '46, '47, '48, '49, President of Homeroom '48, 'Owl Staff '49, Senior Class VVho's Who '49, Student Council '46, '47, '48. TOMMY TROTTER: Football, '45, '46, '47, '48, Baseball '46, '47, '48, '49, Senior Hi-Y '48, 'President of Home- room '46, '47, '48, Senior Who's Who, '48, Senior Class Who's Who '49, Student Council '46, '47, '48. GRACE TURPIN: Monitor '44, '45, '46, Jr. Girl Reserves '45, '46, Foreign Correspondence '48, President '47, Office Assistant '45, '46, '47, '48, '49, Town Hall Team '49, Local Honor Society '47, National Honor Society '48, '49, Owl Staff '49, Softball Team, Quill and Scroll '49. THOMAS J. UPSHAW: Football '45, '46. DOROTHY EVELYN WAINWRIGHT: Nash Girl Reserves '46, Homeroom Chaplain '46, Dramatic Club '48, '49, Jewell Y-Teens '47, '48, '49, Secretary '48, Treasurer '48, '49, Owl Staff '49, Library Assistant '48, '49, Sen- ior Class Who's Who '48, '49, Jr. Red Cross '46, Office Assistant '48, '49, Quill and Scroll '49. GROVER WATTS WHITE: National Honor Society '48, '49, President '49, Sr. Hi-Y '46, '47, '48, '49, Sec-Treas. '48, President '49, Jr. Hi-Y '43, '44, '45, Science Club '47, '48, '49, President '49, Town Hall Team '48, '49, Mountaineer Staff '48, '49, Owl Staff '49, Quill and Scroll '49, Jr. Class Treasurer '48, Red Cross 43, '44, Boys Glee Club, '49, Principal for May Day '48, 'Football '45, '46, '47, '49, Track '46, '47, '48, Senior Class Who's Who, Most Likely to Succeed '49, Representative to Organization of Secondary Schools of Alabama '48, Senior Play Cast and Stage Crew '49. WILLIS JARRELL WILKINS, JR: Jr. Hi-Y '44, '45, Treasurer '44, Vice President '45, Sr. Hi-Y '47, '48, Quill and Scroll '49, National Honor Society '49, Football '45, '46, '47, '48, Baseball '47, Track '48, '49, Sr. Who's Who, Vice President Homeroom '48, Vice President Sr. Class '49, Owl Staff, Composition Editor '49, Town Hall Team '48, '49, Production Staff Senior Class Play '49. DAVID WILKINSON: Mountaineer Staff '49, Class Lawyer '49, Foreign Correspondence '47: Quill and Scroll '49. ABBOTT GRIFFIN WILLIAMS: Football '45, '46, '47, '48, Science Club '46, '47, '48, '49, Hi-Y '46, '47, '48 ,'49, Sr. Class Who's Who '49, Glee Club '47, '48, President Jr. Class '47, '48, Track '48. VIRGINIA ELIZABETH WRIGHT: Jr. Girl Reserves '45, Monitor '45, Jewell Y-Teens '48, '49, Chaplain '49, Dramatic Club '49, Glee Club '47, '48, '49, Operetta '47, '48 ,'49, 'Owl Staff '49, Usherette for Sr. Play '49, Office Assistant '47. RAY WATKINS: Football '46, Track '48, '49. .fgchjeueal in -gi S1474 -Q NO PICTURES: PAUL BUSH: Basketball '47, '48, '493 Stunmer School Graduate. MOLLIE ANN CUTHRELL: Band '49. SUE GROVE: Local Honor Society '47, '48, '493 Glee Club '47, '48, '49g Jr. Red Cross '48: Y-Teens '46, '47, '48, '49, Summer School Graduate. BYRON HOWELLS: Printer's 'Pi '47g Summer School Graduate. 0 JOE SCHMIDT: v NAN VINCENT: Glee Club '46, '47, '48, '49g Operetta '49g Y-Teens '46, '47, '48 '49g Summer School Graduate. SAM WILLIAMSON: Mid-term Graduate. LIFE IS WHAT WE MAKE IT! In life we'1l all seek happiness: Each one will want success. But what is gain to one of us The next won't e'en discuss. Each person sees within his soul A diff'rence in the goal. -Yet life is what we make it! O, some will want to gain great wealth, Not sparing even health, Or nerves to live in luxury And banish poverty, But satisfied, I know, they'll not E'er be with what they've got. -Yes life is what we make it! To rule will be the dream of some In life that is to come. Orders they'1l give to be obeyed By men of lesser grade Who'd rather submit than to fight A man of so much might. -Still life is what we make it! Other's desires will be fulfilled When they at last are skilled In something which they like to do, An art in which they too Excel. Then they will be content With their accomplishment -For life is what we make it! Peace represents success to few, Plus friends forever trueg Happiness comprizes all their aim, Excluding wealth and fame. To anyone who needs they'1l give, For life alone they'll live -And life is what we make it! Jimmy Speed. Mosr POPULAR ' JOHN Poo-SER. -Ame HOGAN NAARGIE Hm.. Career 6121. - -IARLQSHOGUE. Curssr Boy enior KLM Qc 5 SENIUH EL!-XSS MARY Reese- DAR. CfrfzENsH1P GIRL GIF-'TORXANS ELEANOR Ruoous, DOT WAINWRIGHT, LAME HOGAN. PETE 855:29 lDELENE M!L.LER,pP?OPHE7 , EDMUND HUGHES STATISTICMN, A9201 Wm.fAMs Hfsrofwxfv E MUSICIAN PETEBEEF MARY Rees MARY ANDERQC jauorife ycwld ana! 5,7 WHITE WHU TOMMI E LOU TRAMMELL. Meer STUDIOUS H.z.A JEAN CRONIER 1 'al IKE 8591- Deesseo - dsmzv Wxmams CORNER BILL KNOX Qmnm, BESTALL Roufvo PEGGY Hwss, QAM ROMANO Mosr Lmekv To Qucgefo - A pw EN E Reese. Gnoven W:-nfs MOST LOVESICK Coupps doves SHAMBAUGH M O6 7' QRIGINA 1. - ELEANOR RIDDLE, TOMMYTROTTER LAWYER- DAvnoWlu-uuson POET- JMAMY QPEED Tommy Abbott Betty Abercrombie Olene Aldridge Charles Arnett Tommy Atkerson George Atkins Ray Bailey Lois Bailey Shirley Baker Sallie Barlow .jiwir Qu E THE JUNIUH John Barton George Daly Sammy Hartzog Martell Brett Joan Davis Billy Haynes Dinah Brooks Burke Dunaway Dorothy Howard Monroe Bryan Carie Sue Dunaway Shirley Irwin Joyce Caldwell Don Durham Jackie Jackson Sara Jean Camp Mary Cecil Forbus Betty Jones Don Campbell Don Goodwin Lois Nell Key Edwin Corley Patsy Hall Billy Kincaid John Cowart Ann Hammett Carrie Mae Cox Andy Hans Not in Pictures: Sandra Anderson, Kenneth Bailey, Bob Barnett, Jimmie Baughman, Don Bear- clen, Bob Beers, Elsie Belzer, Robert Blackburn, Betty Blow, Carolyn Bransby, Betty Brasher, Triecy Brasher, Billy Brown, Sarah Brown, Betty Chism, H. G. Chism, Bobby Christiansen, Nell Cosper, Joe Carl Daly, Sue Grove Eugene Davis, Nancy Dorsett, Betty Dyson, 'Peggy Elliot, Don Fain, Jack Gordon, QCLCAQJ CLASS Glenith Kirk Bertha Kliendienst Charles Lietch Joyce May Fred McDuff Don McNutt Mary Mickle Catherine Mitchell Tommy Mosley Margaret Munkus Wax 8661 C. B. Munroe Bill Nesmith Mary Sue O'Donnell Ge.raldine Palfery Mary Louise Panter Ruth Evelyn Peer Joan Potts Jackie Powell Martha Rogers Dorothy Royals Margaret Sattcrfield Grady Self Dean Shaffer Jerry Shaui Tommy Shiel-ds Chris Sholes Billy Speer Jane Stansell Joan Strozier Ernest Tucker Nan Vincent Ann Wainwright Dorothy Wallace Martha Walker Bobby Waller Lamar Warren Bob Watson Bethany Windham Carol Wright Janis Yeldell Not in Pictures: Martha Hanneman, Tony Harvey, Shirley Hines, Jacqueline Hodges, Maurice Jacobs, Robert McBride, Don McCain, Clifford McConnell, Walter McCullers, Elmer McDaniel, Har- riet Means, Don Morris, Tommy Morrow, Betty Ann Mote, Don Perry, Jimmy Phillips, Josephine Phillips, Norma Phillips, Charles Sarkiss, Jeanne Smith, Bob Tatum, Richard Thompson, Hubbard Tynes, Bernard Vaughn, Tommy Watkins, Harvey Williams, Freddy Wright, Russell Wright. K ,,,, E 565 .,,,,.: 9 wt 5' . 1 x S X' ,,,,,,. ,,. z my ts S Y mr L X ., S 'X A 4' i Q Sam Acton Rush Bailey Nona. Beasley ibn 'Tse 41. jlme agiozafenlfd .ygaue HAHAHA Delores Abrasley Edward Belzer Jennimzs Acton Barbara J. Bentley Kenneth Bentley Lois Ellen Atkerson PQZEY Black Betty Joan Bailey Billy Blackwell Cliffnrd Boylston Virginia Bailey Betiye Brantley Sydney Ann Ball Judson Bruce Dewey Barker Millard Burgess Betty Barnes John Burland Betty Barnette Margaret Caldwell Connie Callis Melbaline Camp John Connelly Dan Cox John Dade June Daly Brenda Davies Ted Dison Mary Louise Duke Rae Duke Genell East Billy Evans Polly lqndley Carol Forbus John Franklin Horace Fulmer Chester Gause Frank Giattina Victoria Gilbert Shirley Goodwin Don Gray Jimmy Gray Marvilla Grvfsing Jimmie Griffith Lawrence Harrison Gene Hartley Ruby Hauenstein Frances Ann Haug Not In Picture: Billie June Acton Joe Barker Joan Barr Barbara Brewer Ed Gardien Gary Gay Bobby Gray Dalmous Haltiwangi Gwen Harmon Anne Holloway Harriet Houze Eloise Johnson ore eam HUPHUMUHE5 LUO Haynes Henkc ara Herchenhahn my Hill 'ed Hill 4- Hollis ' Hopper ith Howard Lrd Hulsoy Hulse-y lotte Juhnsnn Johnsun Jarvis e Lee :is J. Letluw J Massey MuCullar L Mm-Duff y Mi-Laugrhlin Vlc-Waters Jean Mile Mimi my Mumm- Y Motu es Norton Hedlwert Osborne Not In Picture: Tommy Owens Marion Page Harry Purnell Madxle Ray Ilulmliy Rollimrs Sarah Rodda Sue Runyans Mildred Ann Sci Gloria. Sellers Betty Simcox Jimmie Smiley Jo Anne Sparks Edlfar Stevens llill Thames Ralph Thompson Merville 'I'orian Dewey Walker liill VVclaer Mnry Williams George VVils0n Arlene Winslead Jani- Wirtz Lindvll Wright Verdie Mae Wriirht Billy Keel' Billy Moseley Kenneth Mote Martha O'Neil Sadie Sellers Billy Shiflett :tt 1 3., ' 1 lii ' A i , . ,W ,x K X ,, .Z ? X A 1 , 2 g Q I l , X If x 5 A Sz, SL, Raymond Sittuson Betty Vest Billy Watkins Bobby Watkins Martha Watkins Jimmy Zolyel , :ev is , ...X 5 1 K -- g at X f We ir K , . W is xiii 1 SNS X :fi WWW ayegli 5 i 3 f , , ,I T F , Y mi sl S ,W S -i2Eii:::e:::I' SY in it , x -vi? tj' Q 2 J' s JU IDR THREE On fda jofiwing JUNIOR III HOME ROOM lst row: Beth Mathews. Eleanor McCain, Cathe- rine McGanty, Janet Mitchell, Barbara O'Donnell. Valerie Peake. Betty Ozlesby, 2nd row: Juanita Mackey, Lois Logans, Miriam Og19Sby, Anta Richbourg, Tootsie Mat- hews. Crenshaw McDonald. 3rd row: Pat Pike, Edward Norris, Michael Moore, Don Freeman, Jimmie Marlar, Martha Kinzer, Florence Noble. 4th row: Fred Morris, Charles McIntosh, David Rodda, Eddie Payne, John Little, Bill Panter. 5th row: Robert Richardson, Tommie Mize, Paul Kilpatrick, Robert Peterson, Hugh Mor- Han. Not In Picture: W. J. McCullers, Larry Kincaid, Tommy Richards, Ruth Lewis, Frank Mirlic, Martin Mueller, Bobby Miller, Jimmy Rogers, Evelyn Overton. JUNIOR III HOME ROOM Miss Crowe lst row: Jane Zobel, Jean Scozzaro, Rosalie Voight, Sharon Stansell, Lila Ruth Yates, Perl!-XY Shepard. 2nd row: Norma Yawn, Frances Shepard, Shelah Saul, Betty Jean Smith, Shirley Wilson. 3rd row: O'Neal Shelnut. Teddy Wallace, Harry Todd, Macky Warren, Dowell Trammell, Sam Warren, Taylor Wingo, Bob Ward. 4th row- Gid Stephens, Elliott Wilder, Curtis Turpin, Tommy Tucker, Joe Thompson, Leon Williams. Not In Picture Pat Riley, Allen Satterwhite, Eugene Scott, J. C. Smth, Boxley Stamps, Don Vincent, George Watson, Donald Wil- liams, Jimmy Williams, Milford Yates, Frances Sellers, Barbara Starnes, Joyce Starnes, Norma Turman. JUNIOR III HOME ROOM Mrs. Lawless lst row: Gay Acton, June Ann Conn, Jean Con- nally, Jane Carmichael, Bobby Jean Davis, Anna Lois Cox. Betty Barr, Ann Darby, Martha Bonner, Barbara Aldridge, Dianne Davis, Caro- lyn Calhoun. 3rd row: Andy Duncan, Buddy Acton, Edgar Cost, Edward Burgess, Sue Allen, Mau- dine Davis. 4th row: Eugene Briggs, James Donaldson, Rus- sell Cornelius, Edward Chapman, Jimmy Cameron, Allen Benton, Billy Chandler. 5th row: Howard Carle, Charles Arnett, Marvin Abercrombie, Leon Abercrombie, Fred Chaffin, Jerry Bell, Jimmy Ray Cald- well.Not In Picture: Laverne Boyd, Jean Baughman, Phyllis Elsworth, Ray Bailey, Herbert Davis. JUNIOR III HOME ROOM Miss Waugh lst row: Ellen Jones, Jane Hoover, Shirley Jones, Jackie Hines, Sherer Herchenhahn, Caro- lyn Keller. 2nd row: Susan Farley, Sandra Jones, Cara Ann Miller, Ann Franklin, Louise Hester. 3rd row' Angelo Leberte, Skipper Harris, Martin Mueller, Andrew Key, Bill Landel, Jimmy Beaird. 4th row: U Fred Johnson. Charles Self, Leon Kidd, Standley Hoegle, Richard Hauenstein, Fred Hatfield, Lamar Hales, 5th row: Tommy Earley, John Heilman. William Gullahorn, Paul Stackhouse, James Haw- kins, Jimmy Green. Not In Picture: Gene Feenker, Howard Gilley, Robert Howe, Robert Limbaugh, Warren, Lim- baugh, Marthell East, Betty Elrod, Nancy Goode, June Goodwin, Mary Ola Hicks, Shirley Holloway, Virginia How- ard. Boots Jebeles, Betty Jean Johns, Evelyn Madison. Hfgefl OM, .Sie JUNIOR II HOME ROOM Mrs. Leake lst row: Cynitha Howard, Martha Ful- ton, Patty Sue Horn, Jane Mc- Call, Carol Davis, Adrain Coln, Nancy Oliver, Jean Clark, Ann Mays, Dianne Carlisle. 2nd row: I Douglas Beatty, Walker Riddle, Barbara Sparkman, Mary Nell Tritt, Eleanor Gamling, Bar- bara Davis, Bobby Hunter, Ker- mitt Potts, Don Farmer. 3rd row: Edward Greer, Maurice Kil- patrick, Bob Hahn, Bobo Arm- strong, Steve Noble, Henry Beatty, Hohn Grund, Robert Hamlett. 4th row: Mrs. Leake Not in Picture: Billie Paul, Mary Hamlett. JUNIUHJ TWU JUNIOR II HOME ROOM Mrs. Campbell lst row: Mabel Lamb, Carol Bearden, Betty Addison, Jean Turner, Rosemary Askins, Mary Ann Patterson, Margaret Ann Mc- Gehee, Sally Pacley, Jan Bailey, Marianne Coston, Marion Stro- zier, Jean Warren. 2nd row: R. G. Barnes, Norman Osmon, Charles Jack- Edward Dyess, son, Cecil Kirk, Albert Pardue, Tommy Fowler. 3rd row: Bobby Townley, Virgil Jordan, Joe Bessiere, James Arnold Jimmy Warren, Bobby Nesmith: Kenneth Adamson. Not in Picture: Arthur Bearden, Tommy Gos- wick. JUNIOR II HOME ROOM Mr. Barrington lst row: Jane Sirles, Jane Self, Billie Thelma Jones, Bonnie Jean Cameron, Patsy Yarbrough, Viv- Jan Ray, Barbara Riddlebaugh, Elizabeth Gulas, Mavis Williams. 2nd row: A Donald Glass, Dow Bryan, J. L. Freeman, Fred Benson, Ross McCain, Archie McBride, Gene Hope, John Tatum. 3rd row: Larkin Powell, Jimmy Cox, Don Bryan, Jimmy Kilgore, Aubrey 3 Teele, Leslie Smith, Clifford Taft, Wayne Minges. I ff, r. ff, r. , Hyoeclfiuefg JUNIUH UNE JUNIOR I HOME ROOM Mrs. Ward lst row: Joann Hollis, Monta Fay Brown, Peggy Vanderford, Elaine Huley, Barbara Bailey, Doris Downey, Joanne Harrel, Jane Harrel, Rosalyn Hester, Sara Hager, Helen Landel, Nancy Brown. 2nd row: Solan Gibson, Mac Noble, Dud- ley McAllister, Stephen Morton, Nowlin Keener, Lawrence Kil- gore, Russell Orr, Ira Holt, Bobby Zobel. 3rd row: Elizabeth Greer, Marcia Nis- wonger, Jane Lewis, Marilyn Jones, Leone Hosier, Betty Lusk, Rose Garrison, Ann Byr- gess. 4th row: Tommy Lindsay, Presley Har- rell, Billy McSweeney, Mrs. Ward, Floyd Thomas, H. T. Lyon. No Pictures: Walter Hanson, Leroy Owens. JUNIOR I HOME ROOM Mrs. Harris lst row: Jackie Moo-dy, Barbara Baker, Doris Stansell, Marion White, Ruth Smith, Mary Ross Robert- son, Marilyn Richardson, Ruthie Mae Overton, Alberta Williams. 2nd row: Joe Warren, Jerry Waller, Joe Thompson, Phil Sarris, James Adams, Peter Raque, Gene Shackelford, Clarence McDor- man, William Woods. 3rd row: Mrs. Barbara Harris, Billy Rose, George Watson, David Russell, Billy Tollett, James William- son, Clarence Smith, Ralph Adams, Richard Sellers, Joe White, William Russell. Not in Picture: Mark Barr, Monteray Scott, Chace Strickland, Sally Wen- dell, Sterling Wilkins. JUNIOR I HOME ROOM Mrs. Mayes lst row: Edgar Hicks, Douglas Fowler, Clifford Anderson, Billy Good- win, William Fulton, Joe Gian- grasso, Billy Hawkins, Keitha Hudson, Helen Hoover, Beverly Byrd, Martha Cornelius, Janet Bell, Joan Copeland. 2nd row: Walter Glenn, Harold Corn, Lewis Holt, Paul Goree, Jerry Buckalew, Wesley Farley, Sid Godbee, Paul Hunter, Billy Tur- ner, John Haley. 3rd row: Charles Greer, Robert Lowrey, Douglas Cox, Bill Hoover, Billy Jo Grubbs, Kay Henderson. 4th row: Lois Bearden, Lillie Barr, Beu- lah Mayes, Emma Holt, Eleanor Davis, Audrey Byrd. Not in Picture: Jerry Grief. 'kg 4 LW Q ff, 4 4' ff 1:-iii D, lc Lx tg' Q 0 x- -b, ,K 'gd' 6' sfiq QQEEE nm bQC. QRMNQ QQ4 5 r- K N X' 1' 44 1355-E'23X 7 tx? f ffm 1 KU? X N fm fx? 4-4 TUREg It QR QT 4 mmm K-. 224 'W NL f5l'N a? 1:28 4 Qfef ik if 191 'A' 1:2 elmonagfy lyfvw. I UWL M! 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C29 L Q it our sw SEATED: Virginia Wright, Bettie Hunter, Ann Hahn, Mary Reese, Dorothy Wain- wright, Emily Putman, Guy Maxwell, Jeanne Pannell. STANDING: Edith Haltiwanger, Mary Self, Jane Smith, Dorothy Cox, Pete Beers, Charlotte Cox, Grover White, Margie Hill, Jerry Wilkins, Joyce Shambaugh, Jimmy Speed, Edmund Hughes. Editor-in-Chief ..... ..,...... A nn Hahn Production Editor .,,,... ......... E mily Putman Composition Editor .,..,., ......,... J erry Wilkins Financial Editor ..... ..................,........ J immy Speed Sponsor ,,,,,,.,.,,..,,,.,........ ..,.,.... M iss Annie Lois Borders Circulation Manager ....... .......................i..,............................i.,...... G uy Maxwell Who'5 Who ,,,,,,,,.,,.,,t.... ,...,,.. D elene Miller, Margie Hill, Joyce Shambaugh Club Editors .....,. ...i...,. G race Turpin, Helen Tindall Art Editor ,,,,,. ............,....,.....,,..... A lyene Reese .yn .fgclfion SEATED: Ruth Cross, Alyene Reese, Ida Ruth McGraw, Fay Chaffin, Virginia Scruggs, Jeanne Israel, Helen Tindall, Flira Fay Everett, Delcie Addison. SVTANDING: Wynell Shelnut, Don Legler, Joan Hudson, Mary Jane Summers, Memory Denman, Elizabeth Stevens, Edna Tidwell, Grace Turpin, 'Patsy Gilley, Tommie Lou Trammell, Bettye Tollett, Advertising Managers ...,.. ,Dorothy Wainwright, Jean Israel, Pete Beers, Don Legler School Photographer ..... .............,....,,...........,...,,....,........,..............,,...,.,.......,,...... B ill Nesmith Athletics ..,..,............,, ..............,.,.. E dmund Hughes Sponsor of Finance ................. ,.,,............,............ M rs. Ruth Jewell Maxwell Senior III Picture Editors ...,... ....... J eanne Pannell, Tommie Lou Trammell Senior II Picture Editors ...,... ........,,,, M ary Jane Summers, Mary Reese Senior I Picture Editors ......... ........ A lyene Reese, Elizabeth Stevens Junior High Picture Editors ................................,,.................,.,.... Patsy Gilley, Ruth Cross Typists ....,..,.....,,.....,............... Dorothy Cox, Charlotte Cox, Edna Tidwell, Helen Tindall 3400! paper 749 MUUNTAINEEH Mary Jane Summers, Irene Casey, Eleanor Riddle, Ruth Peer, Bobby Waller, Betty Pendle, Peggy Hines, Bill Nesmith, Don Bearden. SEATED: STANDING: Jane Robertson, Mary Reese, David Wilkinson, Bob Tatum, Grover White, Ann Hammett, Edmund Hughes, Jimmy Speed. Editor .....,,..,,.,,,.............,,............,.....................,,,.......,.,.i .,.......,..... .Betty Jean Pendle News Editor ........l..... .,............,..............,,. I rene Casey Business Managers ..... .,..... B obby Waller, Bob Tatum Feature Editor .......... ,.,.........................,.... J immy Speed Social Editor .....,....... ,........,,.........,.,...,........ S hirley Hines Club Editors ..,..,.......,.,..... ..............l.................,..,.,, P eggy Hines, Eleanor Riddle Circulation Manager .... ...,..,...,.,.,.............,,...l.,............,.,.........,,,,,,,,..........., B ill Nesmith Sports Editors .......... Typists ....,....,.........., News Reporters ..... Exchange Editor ...,.. Publicity .............,, Music Editors ..... Advisor ............. ................Edmund Hughes, Grover White, Jane Robertson ,........Ila Jean Cronie.r, Mary Jane Summers, Ann Hammett ......,.,.....Mary Reese, Mary Jane Summers, Ann Hammett . .................,...,......,.............,...........,,.............,.,, Ila Jean O'onier ....Don Bearden, David Wilkinson, Katherine Mitchell Peer, Pete Beers Hightower onorary jufure ournafidfd UUILL 67117, SCHULL 1st row: Eleanor Riddle, Shirley Hines, Catherine Mitchell, Betty Pendle, Ann Hahn, Ruth Peer, Ann Hammett. 2nd row: Donald Bearden, Peggy Hines, Jane Robertson, Mary Jane Summers, lla Jean Cronier, Irene Casey, Mary Reese. 3rd row: Jerry Wilkins, Jimmy Speed, Grover White, David Wilkinson, Mrs. O. B. High- tower. 4th row: Bill Nesmith, Pete Beers, Bobby Waller, Bob Tatum, Edmund Hughes. Not in Picture: Emly Putman, Grace Turpin, Dot Wainwright, Jeanne Israel. U. fa, warn ST DE T GU EHNMENT lst row: Mary Reese, Eleanor Riddle, Clifford Taft, Albert Pardue, Willy Fulton, Betty Oglesby, Peggy Hines, Jackie Hines, Rosalie Voight, Janet Mitchell, Sue Allen, Nancy Oliver, Joanne Harrell. 'Znd rowz' ' ' A K Rae Duke, Ann Hahn, Emily Putman, Lois Nell Key, Helen Tindall, Treicy Brasher, Gwen Harmon, Maurice Jacobs, Ann Franklin, Ann Wainwright. 3rd .rowz Mark Bass, Donald Bearden, Skipper Harris, Angelo Leberte, Jerry Wilkins, John Burland, Calvin MeCulloh, Billy Haynes. 4th row: ' ' Don Goodwin, Kent Blankenship, John Glenn, Pete Beers, Don Henderson, Jimmy Speed, Harry Purnell, Bill Knox, Mrs. Leake. Not in Picture: Grover White, Abbott Williams. President .......l............................................ ......... C alvin McCulloh Vice-President ..... .......,,,..... B illy Haynes Secretary .....,,.,., ...,......... D onald Bearden Sponsor ..,.. ........ M rs. Howard Leake Cgyoagaiczlary of me lst row: SE IUH HI-Y Calvin McCulloh, Kent Blankenship, Don Bearden, Hubbard Tynes. 2nd row: Mr, Chamblee, Jimmy Speed, Don Goodwin, George Jones, Jerry Wilkins, Bob Beers, Billy Haynes. 3rd row: Grover White, Abbott Williams, John Glenn, Jimmy Doyle, Bill Knox, Dean Shaffer. Kent Blankenship .......... .......,.. P resident ........,..,. ,,,,,,,, G rover White Donald Bearden ....,. ....... V ice President ..........,... ,..,,,,,.,,,, J ohn Glenn Calvin McCulloh ......... ,.,....., S ecretary-Treasurer ....,,, .,l,,,., D0 n Henderson Hubbard Tynes ........,..... .......... C haplin ....,..............,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, B illy Haynes Mr. H. B. Chamblee ........ .,,..,,..Sponsor H. B. Chamblee .7AOW 6 .!dfl!d,y5 JU IUH HI-Y 1st row: Don Vincent, Kermit Potts, Skipper Harris, Douglas Beatty, Bob Hahn, Andrew Key. 2nd row: Don Farmer, Michael Moore, Paul Goree, Jerry Bucholew, Richard Hauen- stein, Edgar Cost, Hugh Morgan. 3rd row: Lamar Hales, Bobby Townley, Henry Beatty, Bobby Hunter, Dean Barnard, Elliot Wilder, Bill Lanidel. 4th row: Wayne Minges, Paul Kilpatrick, Buddy Acton, Andy Duncan, Eddie Payne, Bill Panter. lst Semester 2nd Semester Skipper Harris ,....... ,...... R resident ..,.......... ...,.. K ermit Potts Douglas Beatty ......, ....... V ice-President ....., .i......,. L amar Hales Bob Hahn .............. ....... S ecretary ......... ..,.,..... S kipper Harris Kermit Potts ......., ....... Tr easurer ..... .....,. E ddie Payne Andrew Key ......... ,...... C haplain ,...i ........, B ob Hahn Miss Waugh ,,,.... ....... S ponsor ...... ,...,.,...,.,,........ AQ I9 or erue OfAem A ' XX 4 N MRM, W-mmwnvqnnnwnruum-sw-Q.. JU IUH Y-TEE S Jane Hoover, Jean Scozzaro, Miriam Oglesby, Jane Carmichel, Jane McCall, Valerie Peake, Janet Mitchell, Sue Allen, Eleanor Graming, Marylin Jones, Doris Downey, Roselyn Hester. lst row: 2nd row: Carol Davis, Helen Landel, Roselie Voight, Betty Barr, Jackie Hines, Jane Zobel, Barbara Bailey, Sara Hager. 3rd row: Sandra Jones, Sharon Stansell, Martha Bonner, Shelah, Saul, Patty Sue Horne, Jean Clark, Nancy Oliver, Martha Fulton, Ann Mayes. 4th row: Ellen Jones, Susan Farley, Carolyn Calhoun, Ann Franklin, Elizabeth Gules, Cynthia Howard, Barbara Riddlebaugh, Boots Jebeles, Beth Mathews, Dyanne Secretary .......... ....,.,,, Carlisle. lst Semester Janet Mitchell ....l.... ....... P resident ..... Sue Allen ......,.,,,.., ........ V ice-President Jane McCall ...,.,....... ....... Valerie Peake ............. ....... T reasurer ...... Betty Oglesby ................ ..,,... C haplain ..... Mrs. Barbara Harris ......, .......... S ponsor ...... 2n'd Semester ...Sandra Jones ...Jackie Hines .Rosalie Voight ...,,.....Martha Fulton Martha Bonner .wah Z gui!! on .jefkwftalo MARY HAMHIEH Y-TEE S lst row: Triecy Brasher, Lois Nell Key, Ruth Cross, Alyene Reese, Bettye Tollette, Glennith Kirk, Lucille Craiger, Betty Mote. 2nd row: Joan Richardson, Joan Hudson, Mary Self, Edith Haltiwanger, Jean Smith. Pauline Firetto, Charlotte Johnson. 3rd row : Martha Walker, Betty Abercrombie, Memory Denman, Delcie Addison, Martha Rogers, Gloria McDuff, Mary Louise Duke, Carrie Sue Dunaway. 4th row: Lois Bailey, Margaret Satterfield, Ida Ruth McGraw, Wynelle Shelnut, Mcl- baline Camps, Victoria Gilbert, Mrs. Stephens. 5th row: Virginia Scruggs, Faye Chaffin, Jackie Jackson, Joyce Caldwell, Olene Aldridge, Frances Letlow, Nancy Dorset, Nona Beasley, Joan Davis. lst Semester Lois Nell Key .......... Triecy Brasher ..,...., Bettye Tollett ,.,....... Ruth Cross .................. Alyene Reese ............,. Mrs. Helen Stephens ....... ....,, Betty Ann Mote ........ Lucille Craiger ........ President .............,.. ,Vice-President Secretary ...,.,.....,. Treasurer ...... .......Chaplain .Sponsor ..,...... Lay Members ....... 2nd Semester ..,.........,Betty Tollett ,.....,.......Delcie Addison .......Ida Ruth McGraw ......,Charlotte Johnson ,..........................Sydney Ann Ball .Faye Chaffin, Wynell Shelnut 0 IVIAWLQVL CLVL QI' 5 JEWELL Y-TEE S lst row: Gwen Harmon, Ila Jean Cronier, Helen Tindall, Virginia Wright, Peggy Hines, Irene Casey, Charlotte Cox, Dorothy Cox, Mary Jane Summers, Emily Putman, Gloria Sellers, Marvella Grefsing. 2nd row: Delene Miller, Barbara Brewer, Brenda Davies, Harriet Houze, Jo Ann Sparks, Betty Barnes, Frances Haught, Betty Jean Pendle, Jeanne Pannell. 3rd row: Juanita Page, Dorothy Jean Howton, Betty Chism, Ruth Peer, Jane Robertson, Shirley Hines. 4th row: . Betty Dyson, Sara Jean Camp, Betty Mize, Janice Yeldell, Sue Grove, Bettie Hunter, Ann Hammett, Gerry Palfrey, Jane Wertz. 5th row: Joy McWaters, Carolyn Bransby, Patsy Gilley, Nan Vincent, Ann Wainwright, Joan Strozier, Dinah Brooks, Shirley Baker, Mrs. Maxwell, Mildred Ann Scott. Not in Picture: Eleanor Riddle, Jeanne Israel, Tommie Lou Trammell, June Daly, Dorothy Wainwright. 1st Semester 2nd Semester Peggy Hines ............,,..... ...... P resident ....,.......... ....... M ary Jane Summers Mary Jane Summers ....... ....... V ice-President ..... .....,.......... I ..... H elen Tindall Irene Casey ..................... .l..... S ecretary ............ ....... T Ommle Lou Trammell Dorothy Wainwright ....... ........ T reasurer ........... ......................... J eanne Pannell Ila Jean Cronier .......,.... ....... L ay Members ......,......... Peggy Hines, Mary Reese Sponsor ........................ Mrs. Ruth Jewell Maxwell L!47!0!6! tA8 jvc LUEAL HU UH SUEIETY lst row: Bob Hahn, Taylor Wingo, Richard Hauenstein, Henry Beatty, Kermit Potts, Don Farmer. 2nd row: Carolyn Calhoun, Rosalie Voight, Dyanne Carlisle, Nancy Oliver, Jean Clark, Mary Louise Panter, Mary Williams, Ruth Evelyn Peer, Catherine Mitchell, Tootsie Atkerson, Rae Duke, Sara Jean Camp, Mildred Ann Scott. 3rd row: Shelia Saul, Jane McCall, Martha Fulton, Eleanor Gramling, Sue Grove, Ruth Cross, Jackie Hines, Gay Acton, Michael Moore, Bill Panter, Betty Jean Abercrombie, Bethany Windham, Brenda Davies, Martha Bonner, Sandra Jones, Barbara O'Donnell, Janis Yeldell, Douglas Beatty, Bobby Hunter, Mrs. Leake. 4th row: Betty Hunter, Tommie Lou Trammell, Harry Purnell, Bobby Beers, Billy Henke, John Franklin, Eddie Chapman, Andrew Key, Elliott Wilder, Clifford Boyston, Rudy Hauenstein, Clifford McConnell. 5th row: Jimmy Briffith, Charles Lietch, Don Haynes, Tommy Abbott. Sponsor: Mrs. Howard Leake. 2350! Wax Odgltf ffl QZW' NATIONAL HU UH SUIIIETY Seated: Ila Jean Cronier, Jimmy Speed, Jimmy Doyle, Mary Jane Summers, Grover White, Alyene Reese, Mary Reese, Grace Turpin. Standing: Ernest Tucker, Billy Haynes, Jerry Wilkins, Calvin McCulloh, John Glenn, Mrs. Howard Leake, Bill Knox, Peggy Hines, Edmund Hughes, Shirley Hines, Memory Denman, Betty Pendle, Joan Davis, Lois Nell Key, Eleanor Riddle, Delcie Addison, Donald Bearden. Not in Picture: Hubbard Tynes. President ..,......... ...,..... G rover White Vice President ...... .............,,.,... A lyene Reese Sec-Treas. ........ .......,. M ary Jane Summers Sponsor ..... ...,... M rs. Howard Leake mf fo .jQelo in jmc F UREIE EUHHESPU DE TS lst row: Charlotte Johnson, Fay Chaffin, Peggy Black, Ruth Cross. Treicy Brasher, Ida Ruth McGraw, Mary Louise Duke. 2nd row: Jackie Jackson, Carrie Sue Dunnaway, Rae Duke, Louise Hollis, Alyene Reese, Arlene Winstid. 3rd .rowz Joyce Caldwell, Olene Aldridge, Grace Turpin, Wynelle Shelnut, Memory Denman, Mrs. Arnold. lst Semester Treicy Brasher .......... Fay Chaffin ................ Charlotte Johnson ........ ..,.... Ida Ruth McGraw ....... ..,..... Mrs. Arnold ....,........,.. President ................ ....... Vice-President Sec.-Treas. ......... ...,...... , Chaplain ....... Sponsor ..... Reporter ....., 2nd Semester Alyene Reese .........Ruth Cross ,Peggy Black Wynelle Shelnut .......Fay Chaffin ,7!Leir3 55 ce lmlnrfiq gnome JU llflll REU 511055 J lst row: Carol Bearden, Betty Addison, Jane Lewis, Jane McCall, Douglas Fowler, Doris Stansell, Ruth Smith, Janet Bell, Joan Davis, Mrs. Ward. 2nd row: Sara Jean Camp, Ann Darby, Norma Turman, Ila Jean Cronier, Eloise Johnson, Mary Reese, Delcie Addison, Pauline Firetto, Jane Self. 3rd row: John Tatum, Bobby Townley, Walker Riddle, Richard Hauestein, Shirley Jones, Anita Richboug, Geraldine Palfery, Alberta Williams, Janis Yeldell. 4th row: Lindell Wright, Jo Ann Sparks, Victoria Gilbert, Mary Lou Duke, Joe Karl Daly, William Russel, Edwand Greer, Bobo Armstrong. Mary Reese .......................,...........,........... President .... , ...........,.......... .....,,........,......,.,,.,,,.... , Eloise Johnson. ..,.... ......... V ice President ...... ............. D elcie Addison Delcie Addison ................. ......... S ec.-Treas ............ ,....... G eraldine Palfrey Mary Jane Summers ......... ........ C haplain ,........,. ........,.......... J ane Lewis Ila Jean Cronier ..,.....,.. ........ R eporter ..... .................,,.. D oi-is Stansell Mrs. Norvia Ward ....... ....,.... S ponor ...... ........ M rs. Dorothy Dillard sSZ'!L00f C52 i 1st row: USHER5 Millard Burgess, Bob Tatum, Don Campbell, Bobby Waller, Don McNutt. 2nd row: Don Goodwin, Edgar Stevens, Tommy Atkerson, Mr. Patrick. Not in Picture: Charles Arnett. Presi-dent .........,... Vice President ...... Secretary ......... Treasurer ..... Chaplain ...... Sponsor ....., .........Don Campbell .........Bobby Waller ....,....Don McNutt ..............Bob Tatum .......Mi1lard Burgess Mr. Charles Patrick vice Cffzgd Dorothy Cox, Jeanne Pannell, Mary Reese, Mary Jane Summers. 1st row: 2nd row: Charlotte Cox, Ila Jean Cronier, Helen Tindall. Standing: Eleanor Riddle, Irene Casey, Jeanne Israel. lst Semester Helen Tindall ,....... Charlotte Cox ........ Irene Casey .....,,. Dorothy Cox ...,.......,...,....,., ,,,,,,,, Mrs. Ouida Hightower ........ ,,,,,,,,, President ......,.,,., Vice-President Sec.-Treas. .Chaplain ...,. Sponsor ,.... ..,.....Irene Casey ...................D0.rothy Cox . ,...... Mary Jane Summers ,.,..,.........Ila Jean Cronier Mrs. Ouida Hightower as VXIAWALM H GIRLS' GLEE CLUB lst row: Sally Pacely, June Ann Conn, Jane McCall, Mildred Ann Scott, Joann Richardson, Jan Bailey, Charlotte Cox, Dorothy Cox, Gloria Sellers, Carolyn Bransby, Nan Vincent. 2nd row: Memory Denman, Jane Sirles, Sydney Ball, June Daly, Betty Jean Smith, Edith Haltiwanger, Barbara Phillips, Ruth Cross, Maudine Davis, Sue Grove, Jane Smith. 3rd row: Gwen Harmon, Jane Wirtz, Ruth Lewis, Martha Ann Hanneman, Shirley Baker, Joan Huidson, Barbara Aldridge, Jeanne Pannell, Betty Ann Mote, Lois Loggins. Sponsor: Mrs. Ruth Bihr. 66 QUQPLQP6 U .. un-ul l ' n BUYS, ELEE EL B 1st row: Bob Tatum, Jimmy Doyle, Monroe Bryan, Don McNutt, Denny Pappas, Bobby Waller, Edward Greer. 2nd .rowz Calvin McCulloh, John Barton, Jimmy Speed, Tommy Abbott, Bob Beers, Billy Mosley, Billy Haynes, Tommy Atkerson. Not in Picture: Joe Karl Daly, Kenneth Bentley, Bernard Vaughn, C. B. Monroe, H. G. Chism, Howard Coyle, Jimmy Sims, Don Campbell. Sponsor: Mrs. Davis. a was 301' OMF UHAMATIE CLUB 1st row: Mrs. Shirey, Ruth Peer, Ila Jean Cronier, Helen Tindall, Jeanne Israel, Eliza- beth Stevens, Dorothy Wainwright, Charlotte Cox, Dorothy Cox, Irene Casey, Virginia Wright. 2nd row: Delene Miller, Mary Jane Summers, Jane Robertson, Jeanne Pannell, Betty Jean Abercrombie, Ann Hammett, Betty Barnes, Juanita Page. 3rd row: Dorothy Jean Howton, Mildred Ann Scott, Geraldine Palfrey, Jane Wirtz, Martha Watkins, Bettye Tollett, Patsy 'Gil1ey, Flira Fay Everett. 4th row: Bob Tatum, Bettie Hunter, Shirley Baker, Edmund Hughes, Guy Maxwell, Jimmy Speed, Bobby Waller, Don McNutt, Don Campbell. Not in Picture: Peggy Elliott, Lois Nell Key, Catherine Mitchell, David Wilkinson, Carol Forbus, Eleanor Riddle. lst Semester 2nd Semester Eleanor Riddle ...........,, ......... P resident ............... ......... E dmund Hughes Ila Jean Cronier .......... ......... V ice-President ...., ....,.....,... D elene Miller Charlotte Cox ........... ........ S ecretary ........... ............... E leanor Riddle Helen Tindall .,,.,.... ........, T reasurer ....... ......... G eraldine Palfrey Ruth Peer ,,i,,,,,,,,. .,........ C haplain ...... ........... J eanne Pannell Mrs. Shirey ..,....., l......,. S ponsor geferfainmenf SE IUH PLAY EAST 1st row: Marcia Morgan, Peggy Simmons, Peggy Hines, Delene Miller, Joyce Sham- baugh, Emily Putman, Mary Anderson, Margie Hill, Eleanor Riddle. 2nd row: Delcie Addison, Mary Jane Summers, Jeanne Pannell, Irene Casey, Ila Jean Cronier, Dorothy Cox, Charlotte Cox. 3rd row: Jimmy Speed, Edmund Hughes, Guy Maxwell, Jimmy Doyle, Tom Barker, Pete Beers, Bobby Dawson. TZ Wage 6ozAaAa sjccmolfw TUW H LL TEAM Seated: Peggy Hines, Mary Jane Summers, Betty Jean Pendle, Delcie Addison Ila Jean Cronier. Standing: Bill Knox, Edmund Hughes, Jimmy Doyle, Jerry Wilkins, Jane Robertson Emily Putman, Grover White, Ann Hahn. Not in Picture: Grace Turpin. jig H UIU TEAM in Jdefim BETTY PENDLE and EDMUND HUGHES Participating ,jfie lgfiglfm i I , , W af t .. ,, msvliiisu, . 5. E. H. 5. BAN lst row: Mr. Giangrasso, Newlin Keene.r, Larkin Powell, Jimmy Ray Caldwell, John Tatum, Marion Page, Joe Thompson, Barbara Baleer, Vivian Rawe, Margaret Caldwell, Billie Thelma Jones. 2nd row: Billie Blackwell, Sam Warren, O'Neal Shelnut, Joey Giangrasso, Martha Ken- sey, Genell East, Virginia Howard, Dorthy Howard. 3rd row: Don Morris, J. C. Smith, Mary Hamlett, Larry Kincaid, Bill Panter, Marville Torain, Mary Hicks, Bill Kincaid, Millard Burgess. 4th row: Mary Williams, Joan Potts, Jackie Powell, Joyce May, Mary Louise Panter. Joyce May, Jackie Powell, Mary Louise Panter, Joan Potts, Mary Williams, Gwen Stapp. Head Majorette, Mary Louise Panier. jnfwre cienIfi5f:5 SIIIE EE EL B lst row: C. B. Munroe, George Jones, Marion Page, Don Goodwin, Donald Bearden, Jack Lloyd. 2nd row: Mr. Charles Patrick, Tommy Atkerson, Eugene Davis, Don Fain, Lamar Warren, Grover White, Dean Shaffer, Jimmy Doyle. 3rd row: Denny Pappas, John Swift, Abbott Williams, Guy Maxwell, Tom Barker, Hubbard Tynes. lst Semester 2nd Semester Don Goodwin ......... .......... P resident .......... .,,.... G rover White Donald Bearden .....,. ......,... V ice-President .... ....... D enny Pappas Marion Page .......... .......... S ecretary .......... ......... M arion Page George Jones ....,.... .......... T reasurer ....... .,.....,, G eorge Jones C. B. Munroe ........ ......... Ch aplain ..... .............. D onald Bearden ..........Sponsor Charles Patrick jeg CLVL9 JVLJ 61,1168 5. E. H. S. UPEHETTA Jane Wirtz Jimmy Doyle Shirley Baker LEFT TO RIGHT: Jane McCall, Gloria Sellers, Tootsie At- kerson, Maudine Davis, Betty Smith, Joan Richardson, Lois Loggins, Pauline Firetto, Joe Carl Daley, Betty Johns, Ruth Cross fseatedl, Joan Hudson fseatedl, Jane Smith, Virginia Wright, Bob Beers, Sydney A. Ball, Ruth Lewis, Patsy Russell, Dinah Brooks, Mary Wilson, Sally Pacely. cc A2 Caliph Hassen-el Carib ,..,,,,.. Ali Ben Mustapha ......... The Belle, ........,.............l... .. Zelinda ........,.....,...................... Heniretta Whipstitch .......,.. Archie Fitzgibbons .........., Rose ...........,,.....,..,.,.....,..,.. Lily Mrs. McCann ...,...,, nlsa ...........,......,.... Ann ............,..........,.., Bob Ballentine .....,.... Bill Dick Taylor ,...,,., ...,.. 4 ....,.. Blake ,,.....,,,,,... ..,........,... Eh of Z?agc1!ac1!,' CAST ...,..........Bobby Waller .......,..........Jimmy Speed ......,..Mildred Ann Scott ..,....,.....Shirley Baker .....,........,Jane Wirtz ...........Jimmy Doyle ........Ca.rolyn Bransby ...,.....Betty Ann Mote ..........,..Nan Vincent ..........Gwen Harmon .......Jeanne Pannell .............Don Campbell .....,.Tommy Atkerson ...............Bob Tatum f2,,,f f9e,,! fZ,,,9g,.ff EHEEHLE UEH5 lst row: Peggy Hines, Harry Purnell, Don Campbell, Joan Strozier. 2nd row: Ann Hahn, Emily Putman. Betty Chism. 3rd row: Marion Page. Head Cheerleaders: Emily Putman, Don Campbell, Harry Purnell. lst row: Peggy Hines, Ann Hahn, Betty Chism, Joan Strozier, Marion Page. 2nd row: I-larry Purnell. Emily Putman, Don Campbell. Y 4 191 XJ' Y I .0 ff 1+ W-nz fa Y? If I -4 'Q gf' bfi up 4' f F 343 jf W J Q JXSI kvxj tf V 'x J-'N 31 X pg QV tk if ik ,QV 43 P w ff? ww .52 if TIES w ff 4 I I : X ' vga w, 4 52 I X 'W 4 J f fp' 'J N 'M Q. I j 7 QJCAQJ gm fo Mcforg If we were to pick the one person who most typified the spirit of our school, we would unhesitatingly choose our friend and coach, Piggy Mitchell. When other in- structors are Winding up a days work, he is just getting into the swing of his. His years spent in working with young people have made the team members look on him as 'one of them', rather than as a member of the faculty. Obviously, his method works, for he has turned out more cham- pionship material than any other coach in the county. It is just as important to him to teach the boys the moral rules of sports as to turn out a winning team. The student body would like to cast our vote for Piggy as the all time all-American high school coach. Coaches Mitchell Murphrey, Barrington. 8lfUd,I 6! df oZ7CL:5lf.! THE BANQUET THUPHIES Jimmy Speed, Coach Mitchell, Paul Billings. Jimmy Speed was awarded the trophy for highest scholastic record among the football players. Paul Billings was chosen most valuable player by popular vote of members of football squad. SENIUHS lst row: Jimmy Doyle, Jimmy Speed, Bill Knox, Tommy Trotter, Paul Bill- ings. 2nd row: Sam Romano, Grover White, Charles Hogue, Jerry Wilkins, Walter McCullers, Bobby Christiansen. LETTEHMEN lst row: Sam Romano, Grover White, Jimmy Doyle, Jimmy Speed, Bill Knox, Tommy Trotter, Paul Billings, Bobby Christiansen. 2 nd row: Bobby Barnett, Jimmy Smiley, Jerry Wilkins, Dalmous Haltiwanger, Charles Hogue, Kenneth Mote, Billy Henke, Kenneth Bailey, Clifford Boylston, Paul Kilpatrick, Abbott Wil- liams, Walter McCullers, Billy Haynes. fam am! .gafefgfea lst row: Bobby Christiansen, Sam Ro- mano, Walter McCullers, Bill Knox, Charles Sarkiss, John Cowart, Billy Henke, Bobby Barnett, Paul Kilpatrick. 2nd row: Jimmy Smiley, Clifford McCon- nell, Jimmy Speed, Jerry Wil- kins, D a 1 m o u s Haltiwanger, Tommy Trotter, Harvey Wil- liams, Bobby Beers, Billy Haynes. 3rd row: Charles Hogue, Jimmy Doyle, Grover White, Paul Billings, Clifford Boyleston, Abbott Wil- liams, Kenneth Bailey, Tommy Mote. L i Bill Knox Coach Mitche Tommy Trotts Coach Barringi lst row: Sam Romano, Grover White, Walter McCullers, Bill Knox, Jimmy Speed, Paul Billings, Tommy Trotter. 2nd row: Bobby Christiansen, Charles Hogue, Jerry Wilkins, Dalmous Haltiwanger. W JA- Wm .ff CAPTAIN BILL KNOX: Bill will always be looked upon by his team-mates as one of the most outstanding centers in the school's history. He possessed that rare quality to be able to play best when the going got tough. His spirit set an example that stirred not only the team, but the supporters as well. His graduation will leave s hard gap to fill in the front wall. ALTERNATE CAPTAIN TOMMY TROTTER: Although Tommy was hampered by injuries during the first of the season, he came through in great style. His pass receiving, combined with his fine defensive play, made him one of the county's most feared ends. His all around good ball playing will be missed greatly next year. JERRY WILKINS: Jerry was the plunging fullback of the squad, His hard running made him the team's most consistant yardage gainer. Whenever the team was in a jam, his kicking could always be relied on to pull them out. GROVER WHITE: Grover was the Iine's master at defensive playing. His hard charging and never-say-die spirit broke up many of the opponents drives before they got going. Everyone will hate to see Grover leave this year texcopt the boys who played in front of him.J JIMMY SPEED: Jim received awards for being both first string all-county guard and for the best scholastic standing on the team. He played his best from tht starting whistle to the last play. This was Jimmy's last year. BOBBY CHRISTIANSEN: Little Chief was one of the team's highest scorers. His hard running, sure tackling, quick thinking made up for his luck of size. Bobby was the second and last of the Christiansen halfbacks at Cahaha. JIMMY DOYLE: Jimmy did a. fine job of holding down the offensive right tackle position. His hard blocking was a great asset to the team. Jim was one of those Players who really put his heart into his work and, consequently, worked his way into the hearts of his teammates. Q A as or .1 gg W Q ore JM- en . . ABBOTT WILLIAMS: Shorty played end on the offense and halfback on the de- fence. His speed and height made him an excellent pass receiver. Although a back injury cut his season short, he was still one of the most valuable and best liked boys on the team. CHARLES HOGUE: Charly's deceptive ball handling and hard running made him a valuable cog in the backfield gears. His passing was a deciding factor in many tight squeezes. This was his last year with the squad. SAM ROMANO: Whether on offense or defence. Sam was one of Cahaba's greatest ends. His sbeady persistance, in practice and in games, earned him honorable men- tion on the all-county team. This season rounded out his fourth year of varsity ball at Cahaba. PAUL BILLINGS: Paul is one of the few football players ever to make all-state and all-county for two consecutive years. Sag, combined size, power, determina- tion, and an educated toe and turned them into Cahaba's best all time tackle. Here's luck to him at Vandy. BILLY HAYNES: Bill was one of the most outstanding members of the second string. His game action this year showed great promise. He is expected to be the main-stay of the front wall next year. DALMOUS HALTIWANGER: Dalmous is the only returning member of this years first string. He was one of the county's fleetest halfbacks. His performance at Northport will long be remembered. His experience will be a great asset to next years squad. WALTER McCULLERS: Walter returned from service to play great ball at right guard. Although this was his first year of football, it didn't take him long to build a reputation as the teams hardest fighting lineman. e offa, Ogne !9f1fw! BAEHFIELD Charles Hogue, Bobby Christiansen, Jerry Wilkins, Dalmous Haltiwanger LINE Sam Romano, Jimmy Doyle, Walter McCul1ers, Bill Knox, Jimmy Speed, Paul Billings, Tommy Trotter. Mc 1f0l y . Shades Shades Shades Shades Shades Shades Shades Shades Shades Cahaba Cahaba Cahaba Cahaba Cahaba Cahaba Cahaba Cahaba Czihahzi SCORES Jones Valley 12 ......26 Minor ......13 John Carrol 13 31 Hueytown Leeds Northport ,.,,..12 Fairfield Mortimer 0 lVICAdory Jordan Jimmy Smiley icarrying the balll drives into a hard fighting McAdory line in the final tussle of the year. The muddy condition of the field and players had much to do with the scoreless out- come. Sam Romano intercepts I Fairfield pass deep in the Mountaineers ter ritory. Knox lwith hands in the airb and Haltiwanger 120D are preparing to lead inter- ference in a dash down- field. More than one team has tried to crack the Cahaba line and gotten no further than this. This scene from the Cahaba-Hueytown game. shows Wilkins fwith arm around ball carrier-J and Haltiwanger f20j coming up from backer-up and half- back positions to aid the line. 19 .......14 6 6 2 0 20 .,,....12 0 Gwnlfg Kimmlod 4 gain B SHETB LL 1st .row: Andy Hans, Charlie Hogue, Clifford Bolyston, Paul Billings, Tippy M0- Connell, Jimmy Smiley, Paul Bush. 2nd row: Bobby Christiansen, Dickie Thompson, Billy Henke, Jimmy Speed, mana- ger: Rush Bailey, Paul Jones. SCORES Shades Cahaba 44-29 ......., ....... ..... , , ,..,.,,., J ones Valley 34-15 Shades Cahaba 70-39 ........ ....... ...,..,, ......... O a k Grove 15-15 Shades Cahaba 38-44 .l....,, Minor 12-29 Sha-des Cahaba 29-29-45 ..,...,,, .,.,... T arrant 28-28-38 Shades Cahaba 39-44 .,,.,,,, ..,.,., J ohn Carroll 23-19 NVe lost to Motimer Jordan in the district playoff. After three years ot' Ol'- ganized basketball we haven't lost a league game. CONGRATULATIONS, TEAM!!! jftey ever L54 B SEB LL FIRST ROW, LEFT-RIGHT: Buddy Acton, Billy Mize, Billy Henke, Rudy Hauenstein, Paul Billings, Kenneth Bailey, Tom Trotter, Calvin McCulloh, Bobby Geers. SECOND, ROW, LEFT-RIGHT: Tommy Tucker, Bill Panter, Billy Mosely, Donny Mote, Ernest Tucker, Bobby Montgomery, Bobby Christiansen, John Cowart, H. G. Chism, Jennings Acton. THIRD ROW, LEFT-RIGHT: William Gullihorn, Frank Giantinia, Angie LeBerte, George Wilson, Edgar Cost, Taylor Wingo, Eddie Chapman, Richard Hauenstein, Millard Burgess, Robert Peterson, Freddie Johnson, Bob Hahn, Edward Belcher, Paul Jones, Allan Satterwhite, John Dade, Bob Ward, Tommy Atkerson, Jimmy Simms, Curtis Turpin. SWIMMING TEAM THE SHADES-CAHABA SWIMMING TEAM The school swimming team was first organized last year for the county swim- ming meet. The Shades-Cahaba team won out and received the trophy. The mem- bers of the team were Jimmy Smiley, Douglas Adams, Billy Haynes, Calvin McCulloh and Jimmy Doyle. 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