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o-tgitprs: - Business Manag CI : Kathleen Haigler ume I 4. 1963 Edition alley High School Birmingham. Alabama i Dedication Mr. Alvie Burgett Of all the people who make up our View from the Tower ' there is no one more a part of it than Mr. Alvie Burgett. As building superintendent, Mr. Burgett was a part of Shades Valley before the first class entered it, and through the years he has become vital to the everyday functioning of our school. We may not always realize the many jobs he performs with quiet efficiency all day, but there is nothing so wonderful to us as his smiling face in the presence of such calamities as a door that sticks, a misplaced key, or that locker that just won't lock. With his patient and always cheerful service, Mr. Burgett has endeared himself to students and teachers alike. It is with real affection and appreciation that the 1963 Tower staff dedicates this annual to Mr. Alvie Burgett. Thingi always teem fairer when we look back on them, and it is out of that inaccessible tower of the past that longing leans and beckons. The staff of the 1963 Tower hopes that this annual will recreate for you some of the memorable experiences of this school year. It is our hope that by this View from the Tower you will see Shades Valley in the years to come, through your own special memories, as it was when you were there. 4 Table of Contents ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENTS STUDENT ACTIVITIES PERSONALITIES MAIN EVENTS CLASSES ADVERTISEMENTS 5 The Views from the Tower are as many as there are People . Poet and Realist, dreamer and motivator — Each has his own ideal. There must be a force strong enough to join these varied concepts, to form the single body which a school must be. At Shades Valley this force is our Administration 6 ADMINISTRATION Continuing changes in the nationwide education picture have necessitated greater efforts within our school to maintain a creditable scholastic standard. Throughout the United States, high schools are striving to fulfill requirments to meet the demands for living in today's accelerated society. This is a challenge to both students and administration. It is Dr. Peake's particular responsibility to keep the public, teachers, and students aware of these changes, so that we may realize standards of excellence at Shades Valley. These factors have placed added duties on Dr. Peake as principal, because a multitude of other duties must go on at the same time. Mr. King is Vice Principal in charge of discipline and attendance. Mr. Shelton is the Vice Principal in charge of business affairs and transportation problems. HERMAN KING Assistant Principal Birmingham-Southern, B.A., M.A. FRANK A. PEAKE. Principal Olivet College, A.B. Howard College, M.A., LID. JOHN A. SHELTON Assistant Principal Jacksonville State College. B.A. U. of Alabama, M.A. HORTON B. CHAMBLEE Boys' Counselor Howard College, B.S. OUIDA HIGHTOWER Girl ' Counselor State Teacher College, B.S. B'ham Southern, A.B. LAMOINE KEARCE Sophomore Counselor Oklahoma State Un., B.S. Counselors JO ANNE TURNER Howard College, B.S. Mr . Turner, with the aid of the office practice girl , help to keep the counselor ' office running smoothly for Mr . High-tower, Mr . Kcarce and Mr. Chamblee. BETTY BEAL Assistant Librarian Muskingum College, B.S. General Office MARTHA COBB Librarian Howard College, A.B. U. of Ala. L.S. RUTH STONE Clerical Assistant University of Ala. Librarians SARA M. BUSH Registrar Wheeler Businoss Collcgo VIRGINIA B. PUGH Assistant registrar B'ham Southern, B.A. BETH ROGERS Assistant Registrar Los Angeles Secretarial Training ETHEL VINES As. to Vico Principal Howard College, B.A. 9 L. to R.: Francos Crisp, tois McVea, Daisy Davis. I. to R.: Ella Martin, Thelma Leake, Ruth Proffitt. 10 DEPARTMENTS English Social Studies Fine Arts Languages Science Mathematics Home Economics Commerce Vocational Arts Phys. Ed. and Sports No thought can be transmitted without language, and everyone wants to communicate his thoughts to others. The English Department of Shades Valley equips students not only to write and to speak original thoughts but also to cultivate an appreciation for the great thinkers and writers of the past: Shakespeare, Melville, Dickens, and Homer. English Department ANNIE LOIS BORDERS Head of English Department Birmingham Southern, A.B. DINNIE MAY MACKEY Howard Colloge, A.B., M.A. SUSAN G. BARRON Winthrop College, B.A. PATRICIA BELL Walker Junior College, A.A. Howard College, A.B. WINNIE 0. BENSON University of Southern Mississippi, B.S. Birmingham Southern, M.A. MABEL BUNTING University of Alabama, B.A. RUTH W. CRITTENDEN Howard, A.B., M.A. CAROLINE ENGLAND Howard College, A.B. FRANCES HAYES Howard College, A.B. LYNN HEWES Vanderbilt, B.A. MARTHA Howard College. A.B. EULA LEE SIMMONS Peabody College, B.S. Alio: FRANCES G. ARNOLD Birmingham Southern, A.B. MAOMA YESSICK Alabama College, A.B. Who’ the author of the Master Plot ? It isn't really Anywhere! It's somewhere else Instead! ... A. A. Milne Rona Sayetta and Ingrid Kraus receive Achievement Award from the National Council of Teacher of English for work done in 1962. I. to R.: Rona, Ingrid, Mr . Benson, Dr. Peake. Social Studies Department ATHOLINE WAKEFIELD Head of Social Studies ..tjoward College, A.B. The Social Studies Department is a double window through which we look backward into the past and look forward toward the trends of the future. From this wide per spective, we view the world and our relationship to it. JANET GOLDFARB Birmingham Southern, A.B. LUTHER L. WILLIAMS Birmingham Southern, A.B., M.E. PATRICIA STANFORD Birmingham Southern, A.B., M.E. PATRICIA DONALDSON Nicholl Slate College. B.A. MARION SHEPPARD University of Alabama, A.B. SANDRA SIMS Howard College, A.B. Howard College, B.S. Birmingham Southern, M.A. | 7 SAMUEL B. BRADLEY Howard College, A.B. MARGUERITE HILL Howard College, B.S. University of Alabama. M.B.A. JEAN FRIDAY History and Spanish College, B.A. L. to R., FIRST ROW: Kathy Poerschke, Historian; Lynn Epsman, Vice President; Cissic Stephenson, President; Carolyn Marksfein. Secretary. L. to R., SECOND ROW: Mary Jane Elsas, Chaplain; Bill Carlisle, Treasurer; Mr. Parker Sponsor; Van Krebs, Sgt-at-Arms; Rosalie Blach, Parliamentarian. History Club FIRST ROW: Vickie Eldredge, Joan Nichols, Lynn Epsman, Cissic Stephenson, Lynn Kessler, Mary Helen Jackson, Kathy Poerschke. SECOND ROW: Suollen Goldstein, Carolyn Markstein, Muffin Luks, Rosalie Blach, Mary Jane Elsas, Judy Lanier, Sue Laufman, Susan Grimloy. THIRD ROW: Ira Gingold, Bobby Gibbs, Alan Goldstein, Ricky Zwcig, Steve Paskowitz, Van Krebs, Bill Carlisle, Don Wilson, Michael Friodman, Ronnie Roscman, Mr. Parker. 18 f course, I make a wonderful chaperone in New rk if you should win. . And now, to Queen Elizabeth vs. Mary, Queen Scots. The map. Carl, the MAPI The fall dramatic production brought together the 3-Dimen ion of the Fine Art —Drama, Muiic, and Art. 20 The Fine Arts Department gives us the opportunity to realize the inward satisfaction which comes from outward expression. This expression may take many forms: a poem read aloud, a lovely song, a vivid painting, or a piece of instrumental music beautifully executed. Our awareness of this interrelation of the arts will broaden our views and increase our appreciation of them. The Man Who Came to Dinner, Fall '62. 21 Act well your part; there all the honor lies. Thespians Thespis, and ancient Greek, was the first dramatic actor . . . These words from the Thespian initiation ceremony explain the name and nature of the National Thespian Society, which fosters the advancement of dramatic arts in the high school. To become a member, a student must work for at least 100 hours in some phase of the theater: not only acting, but also crews, scenery, publicity and makeup. Thespian teamwork has produced many fine plays at Shades Valley. FIRST ROW, SITTING. L. o R.r Clint Bolte, Choryl Erickson, Donna Doerfler, Howard Wingo, Bobby Gibbs, Carolyn Thomas, Nancy William . ROW 2, STANDING: Mary Helon Jackson, Walta Wilkinson, Janet McKibbin, Duane Dickerson, Sandra Ratcliff©, Elizabeth Stigler, Guynelle Dillard, Susan levin, John Friodel, Richard Meyer, Mr . Walker. ROW THREE: Don Huie, Sally Winkler, Shelia Russel, Sam Hooten, Maureon Curphey, Sally Patton, Jane Morrow, Leslie Bonfield. ROW 4: Don Wilson, Kathleen Glasgow, Vickie Eldrcdge, Sam Ratcliffe, Dick Bell. 22 THESPIAN OFFICERS SEATED, left to Right: Kathleen Glasgow, Pres.; Sally Winkler, V.P. STANDING, Left to Right: Don Wilson, Chaplain. Vicki Eldrcdge, Secretary; Sam Ratcliff®, Treas.; Sally Patton, Historian. STAGE CREW SEATED. Left to Right: Bruce Steele, Howard Wingo. STANDING, Left to Right: Don Hino, Bill Higgins. Dick Bell, Ralph Thomas. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Dick Brown, Richard Meyer. 23 orensic Club On stairway, L to R.: Bill Robinson, Chaplain; Bill Viehman, Treat., Steven Paskowitz, Sec.; Lee Gardner, V.P.; Sandra Steven , Parliamentarian. At stand; Dan Fulton, President. 24 FIRST ROW, I. to R.: Mary Brabston, Peggy Leotherwood, Margaret Andrew , Laurie Skelton, Sandra Steven , lee Gardner, Suzanne BrancJler. SECOND ROW, I. to R.: Bill Viehman, Beorgo Daily, Bernard Hollman, Johnny Smith, David Vaughan, Carl Sojnin, Roy Evan , Bill Bobinson, Dick Watt, Ray Edwards, Jo Luther. THIRD ROW, L to R.: Edward Trcaner, Roy Piperburg, Burton Kibble, Richard Trowber, George Babakita , Bernard Yomtov, Massey Gentry, Steven Paskovitz, Johnny Binzel, Eddie Friend, James Mann, Clint Bolte, Ernest Clements, Bill Carlisle, Doug Rogers, Dan Fulton. We of the negation present three contentions: I, II, and Cl Debating, I. to R.: Bill Viehman, David Vaughan, lee Gardner, Sandra Steven . MIDDLE ROW, I. to R.: Laurie Skelton, Margaret Andrews, Dick Watt, Edward Treancr, George Daily, Bill Robinson, Dan Fulton. BACK ROW: L. to R:: Carl Sosnin, Ernest Clements, George Babakitas. Jimmy Mann. Band STATE CONTEST-SUPERIOR RATING Shades Valley's Marching Band, under the direction of Larry Deagon, has been outstanding in the State for several years. This year at the State Competitions it received a rating of Superior. Several of its members have also been outstanding in individual competition and participation. LARRY DEAGON—Birmingham Conservatory of Music, B.M.; North 26 wcstorn University, M.M. Margaret Siddle, Sunny Saxon, Majorettes; Gaines Smith, Drum Majc Retha Rozelle, Majorette; Linda Crawford, Head Majorette. A I. to R.: Janice Houston, Suzanne Brandler, Julia Wingo, Greg Faulkner, Billy Wheeler, 28 Bert Musgrove, Retha Rozelle, Judl Higgins. L. to R.: Delores McEwen, Jesse Baucom, Cliff Morrisson, Ed Gentle, Elden Taylor, David Godscy, Blck Mitchell, Linda Flowers. L. to R.: Walter Smith, Jognny Griffith, Jimmy Dorrah, Alan Rothoff. SEATED, L. to R.: Leo Weathers, Dan Hardin, Ed Mullins. STANDING: Doug Mitchell, Dixon Forrester, Bill Powell. Marsha Ester-brook. L. to R.: Cathy Brummctt, Woody Stevens, Lorry Crowson, Margaret Sid-die, Linda Crawford, Terry Widcner, Morgor Smith. L to R.: Mary Ann Nunnally, Betsy Lawrence, Bill Ashton, Fred Moss. Dennis Bynum, Gaines Smith. 29 L. to R.: Joo Thomas, Kield Grarup, Stove Foote, Homer Jamison, Jim Es bell, Jimmy Hagood. FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Taylor Glass, Scott Camoron, Linda Wilhelm, Byron Rooks, Karen Moock, Gayle Weldon, Joe Barelare, Hal Phillips, Chew loo,. J. B. Frith, Martin Haskett. BACK ROW, L. to R.= Gaye Smith, Sid-ncy Keywood, Dennis Lyons, Steve Clayton, Jackie Floretfo. L to R.: Jim Weese, lee Miller, Billy Zeiglor, Larry Pennington, Roy Farr, Chester Dufford, John Orr. FRONT ROW, Bottom to top: Judy Wiley, Marcia Jones, Linda Clark, Mazie Griffith. Mory Helen Jackson, Linn Goldsmith, Lee Gallman. SECOND ROW, Bottom to top: Ronald Eager, Duane Dickerson, Jimmy Cooper, Johnny Pholps, Doug Arendall, Tex Hawley. Peto McCarn. WILLIAM McLAIN Birmingham Conservatory of Music, B.M.E. 31 }W I, loft to Right: Dianne Hooton, Vicki Hassler, Phyllis Johnson, Judy Wiley, Jane Davis, Linda Clark, Wanda Shaw, Mary Helen Jackson, Ina Brengclman, Made Griffith, Betty Lou Jackson, Mary Alice Hollis, Gloria Gorman. ROW 2: Bobby Shields, Sam Hooton, Irvle Schonfarber, tty Real, Maureen Curphey, Tcressa Macon, Lynn Fesperman, Marsha Jones, Sandra Ratdiffe, Eleanor Black, Brenda Waigand, Sally Winkler, Ann eoman, Conrad Quanstron, Ronald Eager. ROW 3: Jimmy Cooper, Linn Goldsmith, Robert Clark, Sam Ratdiffe, Garry Hill, Ralph Lycrly, Leo Gallman, !te McCarn, Rodney Macon, Tex Hawley, Doug Arendall, R. G. Evans, Pat Richard, Johnny Phelps. 33 SEATED: Carol Adams. 1st V.P.j Pat Acton, President; Pat Cobb, 2nd V.P. STANDING: Sharon Smith, Chaplain; Christina Pfeiffer, Trees.; Noll O'Kelley, Sec.; Sandra Hamilton, Ass't Sec. IRMA LOEHR JONES Birmingham-Southern, B.A. Winner of the 1963 Mamie Fogarty Award Camargo Club FIRST ROW, L to R.: Mrs. Jones. Susan McMillan, Alice Housea, Emily Hager, Sandra Hamilton, Chris Phieffer, Pat Acton, Carol Adams, Pat Cobb, Sharon Smith, Julia McGcover, Dana Adams, SECOND ROW, t. to R.: Nancy Niedermier, Ginny Dillon, Kay Falknor, Diane Johnson, Donna Stirckland, Virginia Lavalett, Julie Welch, Katherine Boone, Linda Lowery, Joan Moody, Dibbie Davis, Terry Wright, Michele Goodman, Rita Bomarr. THIRD ROW, L. to R.: Ellen Dahlene, Sandra Smith, Sandra Hillikl, Julia Hawkins, Carolyn Ruffin, Marsha Currie, Susan Butler. Joan Mayer, Susan Atchinson, Lynn Milstead, Patty Ferguson, Carol Hackor, Walta Willnn-son, Ann Love. FOURTH ROW. L. to R.: Jett Gibson, Carol Henderson, Shirley Warrick, Jane Morrow, Jane Shearer, Han Grifis, Barbara Moore, Pat Lynch, Polly Hillhouse, Connie Braswell, Martha Crais, Sherry Smith, Gloria Wilson, Susan Ownes, Co-Sponsor, Mrs. Stanford (not pictured) Left to Right: Cynthia Lindsay, Treas.; Joan La Fountain, V.P.; Jo Ann Hess.; Linda Lloyd, Correspond ing Sec.; Sydney Hausor, Chaplain; Barbara Erdreich, Recording Secretary. Art Club FIRST ROW: Anne Johnston, Cynthia Lindsay, Linda Lloyd, Barbara Eldroich, Jo Ann Hess, Joan La Fountain, Sydney Hausor, Karen McKechan, Leslie Hirsch, Melissa Morrison. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Jones, Renee Joseph, Pat Jeancs, Emilinc Jenson, Marsha Currie, Jennifer Stewart, Penny Troanor, Drenda Walker, Kathy 8cckman, Barbara Cassels, Barbara Blatf, Pat Burton, Jann Shcvin, Jcanie Botnlk. THIRD ROW: Cathy Vaughn, Richard Meyer, David Branch, Patsy Green, Carol Franck, Mary Clark, Sherry Smith, Jan Tenenbaum, Nancy Tcnenbaum, Tommy Haggerty, Buddy Yancy, Larry Davis, Diana Hasty, Ellen Dahlene, Gina Montgomery, Alan Tichansky, Joo Gilpin, Carol Dabney, Nada McLaughlin, Laura Hughes, Eliso McCauley. 35 Language Department The most exciting way to view another country and culture is through its language. We at Shades Valley have the opportunity to study many different languages. Each one has its special charm. Conjugating all those verbs can get tiresome, but the real understanding which we gain from studying the literature and customs of another country is invaluable to our concept of living in 'this world of so many varied cultures. MAXINE SNIDER Head of Language Department Howard College, A.B. University of Alabama. M.A. Spanish 36 MARGARET GORRIE Howard College, B.S. Spanish GENEVIE SEEGER Birmingham Southorn, A.B, French BLANCHE McCALL Berea College, A.B. U. of Alabama, M.A. French KATHERINE DeBOLT Oberlin College, B.M. History and German EUNICE TIDWELL Athens College, A.B. French 37 Junior Classical League JR CLASSICAL LEAGUE OFFICERS SEATED, I. to R.: Eddie Friend, lit V P.; Gail Knapp, Sec.; Ralph Lycrly, Pres. STANDING, L. to R.: Kathleen Glasgow, Treas ; Linda Flowers, 2nd V.P.; Judy Wiley, Chaplain. FIRST ROW. L. to R.: Sally Patton, Dana Adams, Cameron McDonald, Linda Davis, Eddie Friend, Donna Pierce, Nancy Burn , Diane Cohn, Mary Kay Darr, Suzanne Sarkiss, Julia Marianni, Gail Knapp, Rita Bomar, Mrs. Stembridge, Kathleen Glasgow. SECOND ROW. I. to R.: Nancy Jackson, Diano Dorsett, Mon McGimsey, John Scripps, Tommy Skinner, Tommy Hooten, Dot Canfield, Judy Wiloy, Bill Bailey, Berry Dumas, Patsy Humphreys, Bill Nonidez, Larry Haney, Bill Lambert, Linda Flowers. German Class Language Lab-Assistants SEATED: Wayne Thompson. STANDING. L. to R.: Robert Harwell, Mack Thomason, Bob Hewes, Lee Swann, John Isbell, Raymond Edwards. 39 French fcoufez blen, s'll vous plaitl SEATED. L. to R.: Mr . McCall. Bob Lewi . Pro .; STANDING. L o R.: Ralph Lyerly, Patty Main, Ingrid Krau . Sally Patton, Vicki Eldrodge, Su an Levin. SEATED, Left o Right: Diana Ha ty, See.; Faye Kimerling, Pro .; Patty Main, V.P.; STANDING, Left to Right: Kathy Henry, Chaplain; Ingrid Kraui, Treasurer. French Club IRST ROW, I. to R.: Ingrid Kraus, Fey© Kimerling, Diana Hasty, Patty Main. SECOND ROW, L. to R.t Dalo Morgan, Alan Glazeman, Joan a Fountain, Edna Brenglemon, Joan Nichols, Leslie Bonfield, Virginia Kelscr, Nina Nelson, Beverly Brown, Donna Davenport, Dianne Hooten, haron Smith, Sue McDanal, Kathy Poerschke, Emelinc Jenson, Martha Jarreff, Barbara Walter, Linda Rainey, Janet McKibbon. THIRD ROW, . to R.: Jean Ash, Toni Salit, Dottle Cheatam, Vicki Eldredge, Rosalie Blach, Betsy McDanal, Chita Bomshel, Diane Sokol, Lynn Weinstein, Aarilyn Goldner, Millie Elmoro, Hood Yiolding, Barbara Boldock, Carole Fulton, Carol Rice, Virginia Wright, Sally Patton. FOURTH ROW, L. o R.i Mary Strong, Susan Carter, Elaine Montgomery, Pat Golinvaux, Jo Ann Duke, Alan Goldstein, Eric Kindberg, Lynn Epsman, Anna Davies, lane Emery, Mrs. McCall, Ralph Lyerly, Judy Shiland, Mary Ruth Sevier, Muffin Luks, Kathy Beckman, Suzanne Grainger, Kathleen Haigler, 'ob Piorce, Terry Widencr, Rotha Rozcllc, Helen Edsom, Burt Thusgrove, Mrs. Tidwell, Jecnie Botnick. 41 Spanish sTtoVUSTkC UfM . SPANISH N.H.S. OFFICERS SEATED, L. to R.: Guynelle Dillard, Linda Carol Finkle-•loin, Ellen Holder. STANDING, L. to R.: Carol Baskin Lee Gardner, Linda Crawford. 42 Spanish National Honor Society FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Linda Crawford, Linda Carol Finkelstcin, Guynelle Dillard, 8ari Weintraub, Ellen Holder, Jett Gibton, Anita Sand . SECOND ROW, L. to R.: Joan Willi , Sally Argo, Lynn William , Leo Gardner. Ardi Rundlett. THIRD ROW, L. to R.: Mr . Gorrie, Howard Green, John Hannon, Wade Osborn, Rodney Byard, Bill McCandlis , Saylo Weldon, Bonnie Houston, Carol Baskin, Carol Pyle. 43 Quo buen v o e fuel Science Department Science is a first-rate piece of furniture for a man's upper chamber, if he has common sense on the ground floor. Holme 44 ELIZABETH HUFFMAN Head of Sclenco Deportment Birmingham-Southern, B.S. FLOY M. HUNT Birmingham-Southern, B.S, Univ. of Alabama, M.A. Advanced Biology Class Advanced Placement Biology Class: KNEELING, l-R: Joe Hall, Sherron McCord, Arnold Cooper, James Smith, Billie Sue Rothcl, Claude Matthews. STANDING: Marion McDonald, Shelia Russell, Chori Roberson, Jim Erwin, Bobby Gibbs, Bill Higgins, Cheryl Erickson, Mrs. Hunt, Betsy Stovor, Barbara Cassels, Carol Rice. Jimmy Leslie, Doug Kirksey. PHYSICS CLUB A —FIRST ROW, L-R: Nancy Davit, Martha Tru«tt, Janet McKibbon, Virginia Wright, Kathleen lile , Ann Sisson. SECOND ROW- Bobby Shioldi, Bornie Yomtov, David Vaughan, Carl Sosnin, Rick Middleton, Cliff Bennett, Frank Seay. THIRD ROW: Mr. Walker, Bill Vlehman, Johnny Binzcl, Joe Jone , Rodney Macon, Gary Griffith, Ernest Clement, Red Robinson, Paul Salter, Pete McCarn, George Babakitas, Wayne Thompson, Joan Bishop. 46 PHYSICS CLU8 B —FIRST ROW, UR: Bill Maddox, Kenneth McEwen, Jack Thompson, David Whifeas, Dennis Com, Jimmy Stephens. Carol Slaughter, Jack Riley. SECOND ROW: Richard Meyer, Bill Anderson, Tommy Edwards, Allan Davis, Gibson Lanier. Howard Wmgo, Alan Tichansky, David Fox, Edwin Eldrcdge, Jimmy Hill. BACK ROW: Walter Wallace, Bill Fitzgibbon, Alan Meadows. Jim Sclman, Charles Gelgner. Don Brabston, Mark Brown, Charles Thompson, James Smith, Jimmy Mann, Joel Heffler, Ardis Rundlett, Jim Fkoster, Carl Blumstrom, Mr. Walker. One of the club’s projects was a Tennessee. VINCENT A. CARUSO St. Bernard College, A.S., B.A. ROBERT E. HARRISON Alabama College, B.S. CARUSO CHEMISTRY CLUB-FIRST ROW, KNEELING, L to R.: Lydia Lolla . Gail Goodwin, Carolyn Kcyees, Lynn Fesperman, Alan Glazman. FIRST ROW, STANDING, L to R.: Tommy Garlington, Chaplain; Mack Thomason, Vice President; Beverly Brown. President; Robbie Yeager, Treasurer; Tommi Cranford, Secretary. FRONT ROW, KNEELING. L. to R.: George Gammlll, Bruce Coleman, Mike Jeanes, Jan Lloyd, Mary Ann Wadley. SECOND ROW: Jay Alsbrooks, Kim Smith. Ronnie Gambill, Grady Prosch, Donald Simmon , Steve Weeman, Felix McCauley, Rod Brown, Gregory Faulkner, Marty Lange, Wesley Thompson, James Taylor, Dennis Owens, Bob Garner. Jack Buell, Marion Knapp, Bill Wilcox. Not pictured: Mr. Caruso, Sponsor; Billy Wheeler, Lee Hilbert, Marc Hinrlcks, Mike Graves, Burt Musgrove. 48 LEFT SIDE: Marilyn Goldncr, Judy Shlland, Mike McCormick, Bill Burgess, Marc Davis, Charlie Rogers, Suzanne Grainger, Bruce Jones, Susan Craig, Susan levin. Mike Scott, Lee Swann, Johnny Orr. FIRST ROW, across: Alice Houseal, Larry Booth, Carolino McCullough, Mary Strong, Patty Ives, Bob Howes, Kathy White. SECOND ROW: Lee Izen, Joe Stern, Bill Nelson, Jim Rives, Jim Califf, Jerry Holeman. RIGHT SIDE: Mrs. Huffman, Karen Miller, Terry Widcner, Larry Crowson, Ellinor Black, Nina Nelson, Jerry Cohen, Retha Roznlle, Leslie Bonfield, Denise Shulmister, Barbara Bressler, Sally Burton, Beth Mclnnis, Bill Payne, Jim Pugh, Hal Phillips. 49 VANDALYN CHAPLIN Alabama Collcgo, B.S. Univ. of N. Carolina, M.A. Biology MAXINE LOGAN Athens College, A.B. Peabody University. M.A. BOTTOM ROW, L. to R.: Barbara Muse, Cherry Woodruff, Pam Gaunt, Mildred Myers, Linda Anderson, Daphne Gray, Jennifer Henry, Darlene McCarter. SECOND ROW, L. to R.: Annabelle Reed, Teresa Macon, Carol Sicerd, Pat Lewis, Mickey Shoppard, Lucia Ford, Nancio Walkor, Bonnie Crowe, Sandra Fagan, Lynn Erickson. STANDING, L to R.: Jeff Moses, Durwood Robinson, Phil Benton, Joe Ellis, Jim Erwin, Fred Moss, Miss Logan, Carol Colbert, Robert Norwich, Ranee Collins, Ben Hogan, David Keller, Doug Raper. . . -A ■' I m. A i There's no such thing as a funny bone??? Oh, there are millions of particles V I think it's a bug . . C. FLOYO ECHOLS Howard College, B.S. Univ. of Alabama, M.A. NO SMOKING PLEASEIII Mathematics Department Mathematics is a shorthand for logic which enables the student to discipline his thinking processes. From simple geometry to complex calculus, Shades Valley's math department teaches understanding of numerical relationships and an appreciation of orderly thinking. 54 xy xfi CHARLES R. MARDEN RUTH JEWELL MAXWELL Birmingham Southern, B.A. Howard College, B.S. 55 By George, it's an implicit differentiation of a regular stellated icosahedron! CLARENCE A. McGUFF Howard College, B.S. AMY PUTMAN Auburn University, B.S. 56 THOMAS L CLEMENTS Howard College, B.S. MARY JANE TWEllS Unlvenily of Georgia, B.S. MINA WOODSON Univenity of Alabama, B.S. BETTY HARDEN University of Alabama, B.S. Home Economics Department Homemaking is a major which can be taken two years. It includes a semester of cooking and a semester of sewing each year. Home Arts and Home Management are both minor courses taken for one semester each. RUTH BIHR Head of Department Christian College, A.A, U. of Missouri, B.S. MARY HANIIN Alabama College, B.S. A busy timo for everyone. Home Ec. is both work and fun. 59 OFFICERS —L. to R.: Gordon Hensley, Treat.; Barbara Cotper, Act. V.P.; Clara Blacknall, Ass'f Treat.; Katherine Boone, Rec. Sec.; Nell O'Kelly, Sgt. at Arms; Pat Cobb, Corros. Sec.; Becky Hagood, Program V.P.; Francine McPhearton, President, STANDING, I. to R.: Jcannie Smith, Becky Whitmire, Diann e Butler, Donna Tyler, Marian Clausen, Karen Powers, Alice McReynolds, Connie Braswell, Tobye Moncus, Ann Melton, Gw cn Barnard, Barbara Burns, Carolyn Miller, Sue McCullough, Marilyn Keith, Nancy Green, Marsha Williams, Ann Landis, 8ecky Donahoo. SEATED: Ann Mitchell, Susan Atchison, Wanda Shaw. 60 STANDING, TOP ROW: Marsha Burgin, Aralec Strange, Linda Phillips, Mary Ann Blacknail, Margarot Bearden, Susan Lester, Kathleen Taylor, Sylvia Cox, Pam Russell, Susan Lindstrom, Lynn Howell. SEATED, FIRST ROW: Joy Willen, Randy Thorn, Barclay Smith, Patsy Grant. SEATED, SECOND ROW: Susan Broda, Connie Baldwin, Doris Thompson, Margarot Jones, Balbie Carl, Kay Staploton, Laura Ardillo. STANDING: Sharon Vest, Pattie Lynch, Abby Dowling, Gail Billingsley, Sheryl East, Mary S. McWhorter, Marilou Highf, Kathleen Haigler, Susan Ford, Shirley Crowley, Judy Richardson, Judy Marshall, Phyllis Gordon, Donna Davis, Becky Smith, Sue Bctios, Ann Castcllito, Margaret Siddle. IN CHAIRS: Suzie Robertson, Suzanne Tucker. COOKING: Margot Faulk, Jean Sparks, Suzanne Knight, Christina Pfeiffer, SEATED: Cynthia Sandefur, Delia Best, Cheryl Norman, Janie Blackburn, Lee Merk, Susan Owens, Linda Lowrey, Joan Billingsley, Kathy Vogtle, Marilyn Williams, Barbara Mori'lson. STANDING: Toni Williams, Julia McGeever, Cheryl Hyche, Karen Magill, Gail Sulsby, Leigh Knight. 61 Commerce a CHARLOTTE COLSON Head of Buiiness Education Department U. of Alabama, B.S. CHRISTINE M. WALLACE Howard College, A.B. COMMERCE The business' world includes not only cigar-puffing tycoons, but just as important secretaries, typists and bookkeepers. Even a housewife should know how to type, and Shades Valley's commerce department provides this valuable secretarial training. LOUISE B. WILSON Mistittippi Slate Collogo for Women, B.A. 62 FUTURE BUSINESS EADERS OF AMERICA Young women play an iportant part in today's jsiness world. The FBLA teks not only to create ore interest in this vo-ition, but also to deslop its members into mpetent, efficient, and Ugressive business wo-ten. FIRST ROW, Carol Bearden, Gloria Curtii. Linda Sotan Dolton, Phyllis Holtiwongor, Paula Carlton, Mary Whitney, Koren Stapp, Diane Duke. SECOND ROW-. Loren Waller, Mo. Wallace. Koren Richard, Joann Weber, Koy Vogel. THIRD ROW-. Carolyn Warmack, Judy Beorden, Janice Worthington, Pom Franks, Lucy Ashton, Gail Co . FOURTH RQW, Karen Day, Margaret Klimpr, Barbara Toy lor, Barbara Short, Sheilp Bailey. FIFTH ROW, Sharron Watson, Betty Smith, Pot Kuhne, Pot Oa-Gue. SIXTH ROW, Judy Dovit. Beverly Trice. So Collins, Janet Simi, Mory Ann Rich. Filing for the Jefferson County School Board. Industrial Arts NELL ARMSTRONG Graphic Arts Howard College, B.S. Physical Education JIMMIE H. GOODMAN Hoad of Girl ' Physical Education Dopartmont U. of Alabrftna, B.S., M.A, MAZOIA TATUM OVERSTREET Auburn University, B.S. MODERN DANCE To learn to use the body gracefully and develop abilities in creative activities. BACK ROW: Marion MacDonald, Janet McKibben, Mary Sue McWhorter, Ann Mitchell, Lloyd Berry, Jane Morrow, Carol Henderson, Connie Ashley, Margaret Jones, Debbio Ethctton, Jano Shercr, Lynne Epsman, Ann Braure, Sandy Williams, JoJo Levinson, Kathrine Wheeler, Mr . Overstreot. MIDDLE ROW: Patsy Burton, Doris Thompson, Barbara Burns, Dottie Sirles, Alice Houscal, Trula Cather, Virginia Lavalett, Lynn Gregory, Carolyn Ruffin, Barbara Walter, Irva Lamborn, Linda Lloyd, Emily Hager. FRONT ROW: Kay Difflo, Ann Mitchell, Jackie Brauy, Beverly Saron, Rona Sagettan, Judy Seward, Elise McCauley, Janet Booth. 66 To promote physical fitness and good sportsmanship . . . loft to Right: Bari Wcintraub, Barbara Broiler, Mary Ann Rich, Donna Doerfler, Gail Goodwin, Julio Welch. Left to Right: Suzanne Trimm, Sandra Myeri, Sally Hawk, Barbara Broiler, Julie Welch. left to Right: Ruth lang, Sally Rait, Laurie Samford, Anna Daviet. . . . through active participation in games G.A.C. The aims of the Girls Athletic Club are to promote interest. . . OFFICERS, G.A.C. President: BARBARA BRESLER 1st Vice President: ELLEN HOLDER 2nd Vice President: ANN GLASS Secretary-Treasurer: LINDA MOON Sgt-at-Arms: CYNTHIA MASSEY 68 FIRST ROW: Rita Yeager, Linda Atkin , Gall Burton, Betto McGibbeney, Mimi Davidson. SECOND ROW: Susan Bethea, Janice Sheffield, Lynn Riggs, Suzle Ovson. And good sportsmanship among girls in athletic activities and health FIRST ROW: Bunny Sher. Leo Wilson, Carolyn Yawn, Nancy Hunnccutt. SECOND: Ann Glass, Rita Yeager. Cynthia Massey, Ann Fincher. eft: Linda Hafling, Ellen Holder, Center: Karen Stapp. Bari Weintraub. Right: Barbara Brcsler, Lloyd Berry. Intramural Teams ROW I: Maxino Bergeran, Barbara Bresler, Ellen Holder, Bari Wentraub, Keren Stepp, Joyce Royal, Marlene Epstein, Lee Wilson, Linda Moon, Bunny Sbcr. ROW 2: Cynthia Mossoy, Ann Finchor, Linda Hafling, Barbara Goodwin, Nancy Hunni-cuff, Carolyn Yawn. THE UNTOUCHABLES G.A.C. ROW 1: Harriet Cook, Hyacinth Kiss, Pam Kelly, Sandra Hilleke, Shelia Russoll. ROW 2: Lucy Chapmen, Janet Paley, Linda May, Martha Jane Holleman, Susan Zuck, Linda McNeos. THE DEFENDERS' Susan Atkins, Judy Williams, Judy Hays, Betty Huckstep, Susan Bethea, Mary Vines, Ginger Bell Dcbbio Aust Kathy Bradford, Linda Avenf, Patti Russell, Kay Upton Not pictured: Janie Blackburn, Gail 8urton Rita Yeager in, Eileen Douglas, 70 'JUNIOR MOUNTIES' FIRST ROW: Carolyn Ruffin, Anno Wall, Lynn Weinstein, Suzanne Grainger, Mary Ann Stuckey. SECOND ROW: Martha Ensey, Sue Fosdick, Patsy Grant, Hood Yielding, Shirley Warrick, Sandy William . “THE DAMES” FIRST ROW: Mildred Myers Janico Sheffield, Diane Cachalt, Cheryl Penticost, Linda Anderson. SECOND ROW: Daphne Grey, Susan Hollis, Joyce Ann Jackson. Lynn Riggs. Bottc McGibbonoy, Diane Johnson. THE RATS FIRST ROW: Lynn Morran, Debbie Davis, Patsy McLain. Diane Johnson, Terry Wright, Jan Andrews. Georgia Boone, Lee Merk, Ginnic SECONDWROW: Barbara Lang. Ann Glass, Betty Stapleton, Ann Graham, Jcannie Williams. Laurie Glass. Carol Hacker, Sharon Androws. 71 TAILYWAGGERS' FIRST ROW: Anna Davie , Lynn Ep man, Brenda Lind, Su an Craig, Cheryl Hyche, Natalie Cordlll, Diane Cohn, Diana Tidd, Michelle Crow, Judy Lenier, Lynn Kessler, Sally Argo, Gina Montgomery, JoJo Levinson. THE WEEDS' FIRST ROW: Cathy Conway, Joanle Aarons, Charlotto Weaver, Mary Ruth Sevier, Linda Martin, Gayle Weaver. Janie Weinstein. SECOND ROW: Kae Nelson, Andrea Hasty. Kathleen Liles, lee Prosh. NOT PICTURED: Mountio Musketeers ■ys’ Physical Education Football ... 1962 Mountie Varsity MOUNTIE VARSITY ROW I, L. to R.: Pctey Allen, Bill Cobb, Barnes Johnson, Frank Patterson, Allen Rogers, Jim Hutto, Pierre Tourney, Buddy Hawkins, Tommy Hi Jim Campbell, Bill Simpson, ROW 2: Joe Benson, Benny Winford, Chuck Boswell, Jim Hatfield, Mike Stanberry, Bill Anderson, Fred Boswoll, Jo McKewen, Bill McIntyre, Bltsy Murphrce, Chris Collins, Hank Jebcles. ROW 3: Coach Cashio, Van Krebs, Lee Parker, Jack Mills, Dick Bell, Ko Peters, Gene Holloway, Jim Burton, Buddy Yancey, Turner McDonald, Tommy Spurier, Larry Dumas, Larry Duncan, Bill Meadows, Bob Kerr, Coa legg, Coach Strohm. 74 COACHES AND CAPTAINS Coach legg Co-Capfain Bonny Winford Co-Captain Chri Collin Hoad Coach Grl Cathlo THE 1962 MOUNTIE SCHEDULE Jones Valley Fairfield Hewitt-Trussville Tarrant Hueytown Banks (Homecoming) McAdory Robert E. Lee Minor Dental Clinic, Tarrant THE MOUNTIE STARTERS p.norson. STANDING: Pi rro T°U'n o R., KNEELING: Ken Peter , Chri Collins, Jim Hutto, Bill Meadow , Grant Murphree, Bill McIntyre, Frank Kerr, Bonny Winford, Joe 8en on, Alan Rogers. 75 THE SEASON OPENER ENDS DEADLOCKED The Shades Valley Mounties went into their 1962 opener with a pre-season rating of 1 in the county. The Mounties soon found that Jones Valley wasn't convinced, however, and the first quarter ended 0-0, with neither team mounting a sustained drive. In the second quarter the Brownies scored a touchdown to put the Mounties behind at the half, 6-0. The inspired Jones Valley team held the Valley backfield in check until the final quarter. With 45 seconds left in the game, halfback Allen Rogers pulled down a 20 yard pass in the end zone to knot the score at 6-6. The Brownies spoiled the Mounties' bid for an opening victory by stopping the attempted run for the point after short of the goal. This began the 1962 season with a 6-6 tie. BOB KERR—175 lb. Sr. quarterback All-County, Honorablo Mention All-State, Moit Valuable Playor KENNY PETERS 180 lb. Senior end BILL MclNTYRE—200 lb. Sr. tackle Honorable Mention. AlUCounty 76 BILL MEADOWS-195 lb. Sr. center All-County, 2nd Team All-State Valley F'field st Downs 11 7 trds Rushing 137 19 trds Passing 58 129 ■sses 4-9 10-26 lercepted 0 0 ints 2-24.8 5-32 imbles 1 0 •nalties 11-83 2-20 MOUNTIES TAME THE TIGERS The Mounties' first win of the season came against Fairfield at Valley Stadium. Valley's first drive, sparked by key passes, was climaxed by a one yard plunge by Bob Kerr. In the second quarter, a 55 yard drive by the Mounties resulted in a Jebeles field goal to leave the score at half 9-0. After the Mountie line, headed by Collins, Murphee, Patterson, Duncan, and linebacker Meadows, held the Tigers, Kerr pulled in a Fairfield punt and raced 71 yards for his second touchdown. Fairfield surged back for two late touchdowns, but it was not enough to overtake the Mounties, who won 16-13. . . . Bob sneaks it across for tho score BENNY WINFORD—180 lb. Sr. fullback Most Improved Player CHRIS COLLINS—210 lb. tackle All-County, 2nd Team All State MOUNTIES EDGE HEWITT 7-0 Mountie persistence paid off with a victory in the grueling battle of defenses. The Mounties out gained the Huskies 239 yards to 98 yards, but were contained in their own territory much of the game by Hewitt's fine punting. The lone Valley score came in the third quarter when Bob Kerr swept his right end for a touchdown to end a 59 yard drive. Long gains by fullback Benny Winford moved the Mounties into scoring position. The seven point lead was threatened twice by Hewitt, but fine line play prevented the Huskies from scoring to leave Valley's record 2-0-1. First Downs Valley 17 H. Truss 6 Yards Rushing 200 75 Yards Passing 39 123 Passes 3-7 2-9 Intercepted 1 0 Punts 6-26.5 5-39 Fumbles 1 0 Penalties 5-55 8-90 78 . . . Bunion and Patterson stop a Huskie . . . Tourney hang on to a Wildcat First Downs Valley 10 Tarrant 6 Yards Rushing 120 77 Yards Passing 25 63 Passes 2-6 3-11 Intercepted 1 0 Punts 5-36 4-34 Fumbles 1 1 Penalties 33 35 TARRANT BOWS TO MOUNTIES 7-6 A Kerr touchdown and a Jebeles kick gave the Mounties another win and removed the Wildcats from the undefeated ranks. The Valley score came in the second period after alert end Ken Peters pounced on a Tarrant fumble on the Wildcats' 15. Five plays later highlighted by a 14 yard pass from Kerr to Tourney, Kerr slipped over for the score from the 2 making the score 6-0. Jebeles' kick gave the Mounties a 7-0 lead at halftime. Tarrant came back strong in the second half but came up against the Mountie defense. The Wildcats' lone score came with 3:45 remaining in the third quarter. The PAT was blocked by Bill Meadows. The two defenses battled the remaining quarter to leave the final score 7-6. PIERRE TOURNEY—150 lb. Sr. Honorable Mention All-County GRANT MURPHREE—195 lb. Sr. guard, Honorable Mention All-County FRANKIE PATTERSON-165 lb. Jr. 2nd Team AI|.County, 100% Player 79 The Mounties came from behind in the fourth quarter with the strong arm of Bob Kerr and the sure toe of Hank Jebeles to spoil the homecoming for the Gophers. Valley's first score came in the second quarter when Kerr intercepted a Hueytown pass on the Mounties' 15 and ran back 85 yards for a touchdown. Jebeles kicked it 7-0, and the half ended with the score unchanged. In the second yuarter the Gophers surged back to a 13 7 lead. Not to be outdone, then Kerr-led Mounties drove 71 yards for another score. The drive, highlighted by passes to Peters, Patterson, and Tourney, was climaxed with a one yard plunge by Benny Win-ford to tie the score with one minute to play. Jebeles' toe brought the Mounties ahead by a point, where they remained. Valley H'town First Downs 5 13 Yards Rushing 43 148 Yards Passing 60 81 Passes 4-10 6-13 Intercepted 1 0 Punts 6-27.3 3-32 Penalties 2.5 15 LARRY DUNCAN- •205 lb. Jr. tackto LARRY HOLT-145 • = • halfback JIM HUTTO—190 lb. Jr. guard 80 Smil —you’re on Candid Camera The festive Homecoming activities were climaxed by a 7-0 victory over a strong city opponent, the Banks Jets, e first quarter saw a field goal attempt sail wide of its mark to end a fired-up march by Valley. In the second arfer the Banks line again spoiled a Valley bid for a touchdown, this time holding the Mounties at the eight. Shades lley, determined to score, was not to be denied on its third attempt. Joe Benson hit pay dirt from 15 yards out te in the first half. This closed the scor-g by either team, as the second half 3S highlighted by excellent defensive 3rk. Outstanding tackle Chris Collins ceived the Post-Herald award LINEMAN : THE WEEK for his efforts in the Home-ming game. rst Downs Valley 11 Banks 7 irds Rushing 157 32 irds Passing 24 97 s$es 3-6 7-16 tercepted 2 0 jnts 4-31 5-39 jmbles 1 0 jnalties 16 20 Valley McAdory First Downs 18 6 Yards Rushing 241 114 Yards Passing 119 40 Punts 0 5-29 Fumbles 1 5 Penalties 10 20 . . . In Ihc clear VALLEY STORMS PAST THE YELLOW JACKETS Outclassed McAdory was no match for the powerful Shades Valley Mounties, as they were swamped 59-0. Quarterback Bob Kerr set the pace for the evening as he raced 71 yards on a punt return to score with only two minutes of the game having been played. The second time Valley gained possession of the ball, Kerr lofted a beautiful 23 yard pass to speedy halfback Pierre Tourney for the score. The touchdown parade continued as Larry Holt crossed the goal twice, once on a 68 yard punt return. Others having a hand in the scoring were Barns Johnson, Buddy Hawkins, Frank Patterson, and Hank Jebeles. This game allowed Coach Cashio to empty the bench and give the reserves some game time. 82 MIKE STANBERRY—170 lb. Jr. fullback Let' play catchl Valley Lee First Down 9 15 Yards Rushing 55 315 Yards Passing 85 113 Passes 9-25 9-17 Punts 5-28 1-36 Fumbles 2 1 Penalties 25 45 THE POWERFUL GENERALS PROVE TOO MUCH FOR THE MOUNTIES The Lee High School Generals from the Capital City knocked the Mounties from the ranks of the undefeated by a much wider margin than was expected. The keyed up Mounties, looking for an upset, received two bad breaks in the first quarter. Bob Kerr, who had starred in earlier games, was injured early in the game. The Generals then took advantage of a costly Valley penalty to push across their first score. The Mounties were overpowered by a big Lee team which matched a strong running game with a tight defense. Shades Valley never could get its offense in gear, this being the first game of the season in which they were held scoreless. 83 A p« t in tho muddy Minor game . . . MOUNTIE MUSCLE BLANKS THE TIGERS The Mounties found the fired up Tigers as unpleasant as the cold weather. The Minor team repelled Valley threats to the Tiger 27 and 16 yard lines. Bob Kerr, however, finally put points on the board with a 24 yard end run. Kerr, adept at broken field running, later fought off would be tacklers on his way to a 79 yard punt return for the second Valley T.D. Linebacker Bill Meadows intercepted his second pass of the year to set up a 10 yard scamper by Allen Rogers. Hank Jebeles made good the last two P.A.T. attempts to close the scoring at 20-0. The strong Mountie defense was headed by Benny Winford, Bill Meadows, and tackle Bell McIntyre. SV Minor First Downs 12 4 Yards Rushing 137 24 Yards Passing 96 25 Passes 7-16 2-14 Punts 2-32 5-30 Fumbles 0 1 Penalties 35 5 MOUNTIES BREEZE BY TARRANT IN A FITTING FOOTBALL FINALE In Gri Cashio's final game as Head Football Coach at Shades Valley, the Mounties overpowered the strong Tarrant Wildcats for the second time during the season. Valley handed in a convincing 28-7 Dental Clinic victory to end the season with an 8-1-1 record. Center Bill Meadows covered a loose Mountie pitchout in Tarrant's end zone for the first score to climax an eighty yard drive. The aroused Wildcats then tied the score but Valley end Frankie Patterson picked off a Tarrant pass and raced 47 yards to put Valley ahead for good. In the second half, Kerr returned a punt all the way, threw a touchdown pass to Holt, and sure footed Jebeles added his third and fourth extra points of the night to leave the Legion Field scoreboard reading Valley 28, Tarrant 7. First Downs S.V. 10 Tarrant 4 Yards Rushing 83 48 Yards Passing 52 55 Passes 7-11 4-15 Punts 6-28 6-23 Fumbles 0 0 Penalties 50 15 84 Cheerleaders SITTING: Dale Morgan. Betty Acton. France Tully. Nancy Hette, Pat Rider. Dianna Rhodes. STANDING: Danna Robertson. Anne Wall, Sharon Johnson, lynn Roberts. Jane Harris, and Patsy Tate. PAT RIDER ICY HESSE DALE MORGAN SHARON JOHNSON To create school spirit . . . The PEP SQUAD MDUNTIE5? Basketball ... BASKETBALL MOUNTIES-l-R, FRONT ROW: Bill Viehm.n, Steve Hunt, C. B. Brown. Ben Smith, end Jim Campbell. BACK ROW: Don Rich, Bob Kerr, Kirby Sevier, Buddy Edwards, Richard McPhearson, Nicky Greenwood, Chris Collins and Bill Meadows. Mountie Basketball Schedule Ramsey—Here John Carroll—Here Fairfield—There Gadsden-Here Tarrant—Here Fayette—There Tuscaloosa—Here Woodlawn—There John Carroll—There Corner—Here Walker Co.—There Banks—Here Vigor—at John Carroll Escambia—Here Fairfield—Here Tuscaloosa—There Corner—There Decatur—There Ramsay—There Tarrant—There TOURNAMENTS Shades Valley Invitational Alexander City Cullman Jefferson County Tournament Fairfield Mortimer Jordan 5th District 88 COACH BILL LEGG Buddy Edwords shoots against Cullman . . . THE STARTING FIVE-FRONT ROW: Buddy Edwards, Richard McPhcar-son. BACK ROW: Don Rich, Nicky Greenwood, and Bill Viehman. CHRIS COLLINS—6'0 Senior center, aggressive rcboundcr. DON RICH—5'10 Senior guard, good shot and ball handler. BILL VIEHMAN 5 10 Senior guard, quick defensive player. 89 OH PARDON MY LEG . . . Collins and Vlehman team up for a rebound. BOB KERR-6'0 Senior, very versatile, plays NICKY GREENWOOD-6'2 Senior Forward, Re- BUDDY EDWARDS-6'2 Senior Forward, lead-both guard and forward, good rebounder. bounds well, best shot is his outsido jump shot. ing rcbounder, consistent scorer. 90 HARD McPHEARSON-6'7 Soph, center, the m's tallest pivot man, rebounds well, has ligh scoring outside shot. BILL MEADOWS—6'0 Senior, plays both guard and forward, good set shot, a real hustler. LEFT-C. B. BROWN-5'6 Junior guard, a quick backcourt man. RIGHT-JIM CAMPBELL—5'6 Junior guard, a good ball handler. Edwards grabs anothor rebound for Valley 91 Track and Field TOP, I, to R.: Van Krebs, Bob Douglass, Tex Hawley, Joe Ellis, Larry Duncan, Jim Redd, Don Austin, Mai Stoppelbein, Tom‘Yeager, Bill Lambert, Dick Bell. BOTTOM ROW, L. to R.: Dick Boll, Mike Warren, Bruco Jones, Allen Rogers, Tom Hill, Mark Krebs, Don Rose-man, Chuck Jenkins, Mark Polokoff. 92 s p I k e S h 0 e C 1 L to R., ROW : Palmi Moller. Tommy Berry, Charles A cClees, Allen Rash, Cliff Bennett, Ben McGimsey. ROW 2: Jim Rives, Felix McCauley, Chuck Jen kin . Van Krebs, Ron Brown, Brad Morris. Charle Murell, Robbie Yeager, Bill McCandliss, Bruce Jones, Coach ROW am R,'ck .60 ' Wa,f' Don Ro man' Charle Haun, Tommy Yeager, Bobby Douglass, Jim Grigsby, Buddy Edwards, Aike Warren, Bill Lambert, Dick Boll, Lee Braco, Stove Hughes, Mike Warren and Allen Rogers, sprintors. ... Tennis MOUNTIE NETMEN L. to R., BOTTOM: Eddie Finch, Johnny Binzel, Mark Krebs, Brook Temple, Rick Middleton. TOP: Jack Payne, Jimmy Smith, John Hannon, Rodney Willis, Kim Smith, Fletcher Comer. wr- f Golf VALLEY LINKSMEN I. to R.i Ken Rosenberger, Hubert Green, Hank Shelton, Ronnie Egge. 95 Baseball ... FRONT ROW, I. to R.: Grady Lloyd, David Sutter, Joe Benson, Johnny Smith. Charley Fisher, Joe Hall, Ricky Weinstein, Claude Matthews. SECOND ROW: Lee Swan, Mgr., Steve Hunt, Raymond Orr, John Timmons, Mike Batchelor, Clint Bolte, Ben Smith, James Stallings, John Forry, Mgr., Wallace Long, Head Coach. INFIElDERS, L to R.: Joe Hall, Raymond Orr, Joe Benson, Ben Smith, Clavde Matthews. CATCHERS, L to R.: Mike Batchelor, Johnny Smith. 96 L. to R.: Clint Bolte, Steve Hunt, Jamei Stalling , Ricky Weinjfein. L to R.: Charley Fi hcr, John Timmon , Grady Lloyd, David Sutter. Gymnastics .. . BOB LEWIS, Parallel Bar FIRST ROW, L to R.s Wayne Park , Bob Lewis, Paul Weidman, Jim Powell, Bob Pierce, Buck Rybka. SECOND ROW: Arthur Palmer, Strohm, and Jim Steven . THIRD ROW: Mike Jared, Tom Cannon, Bobby Clive, Tom Gibbs, Gene Rich, Art Lewi , Bruce Blatzer. MIKE WARREN, Horizontal Bar Loft to Right, TOP: Jim Powoll, Buck Rybka. BOTTOM: Paul Woidman, Bob lewi , Wayne Park , Bob Pierco. 1962 Varsity Strength, stamina, poise, and confidence . This i gymnastics. BUCK RYBKA—Porallol bars TOM CANNON, Top: WAYNE PARKS, Bottom . . . doubles tumbling 99 JIM POWELL, Rings BOB PIERCE, Flying Rings PAUL WEIDMAN, Horizontal Bar Swimming Team l. to R.: George Bebekitis, Bornie Field, John Taliaferro, Eric Kindberg, Barry Rich, Marty Friod, Jack Barnacattle, Bobby Gibbs, Allen Rothoff, 100 S CLUB L to R.j Dale Morgan, France Tully, Betsy Acton, Anne Wall, Lynn Robert . Dianna Rhodes, Danna Robertson, Patty Tate, Jane Harris, Nancy Hesse, Pat Rider, and Sharon Johnson. SECOND ROW: Dick Bell, Hank Jebeles, Joe Benson, Frank Patterson, Gone Holloway, Tommy Millican, Don Rich, Allen Rogers, and Larry Duncan. THIRD ROW: John Timmons, Bob Kerr, Ken Peters, Larry Holt, Pierro Tourney, Chris Collins, Bill McIntyre, Jim Hutto, Bill Meadows, and Ronald Eager. FOURTH ROW: Don Rossman, Bobby Douglas, Tex Hawley, Charles Haun, Jimmy Wyatt, Tom Yeager, Jimmy Grigsby, Doug Rogers, and Johnny Phelps. FIFTH ROW: Lee Barco, Harry Ruffin, David Sutter, Olln Stapp, Clint Bolte, Johnny Smith, Mike Batchelor, Grady Lloyd, Charley Fisher, Joe Hall, and Claude Matthews. 101 Look it up means a trip to the library for both students and teachers. A variety of films, maps, books, pamphlets, and magazines are available for use whenever the school is open. The attractive library,-well-stocked and efficiently run by the librarians, and the audio-visual aids presented by a staff of A.V.E. boys under the supervision of Mr. Alexander work together to meet the educational needs of the entire student body. Seay. SEATED, L. to R.: Michael Goldstein, Stuart Simon. STANDING. L to R.: Gary Bernard, Bill Trotter, Gary Bailey, Ricky Sasnett, Mark Davis. FIRST ROW: Suzanne Grainger, Judy Gallman, linda Miller, Nina Nelson. Sue Merrill, Linda Taylor, Becky Whitmire, Billie Ruth Stewart, Jean Millican, Gordon Hensley, Kathy Vavghn, Ellen Holder, Evelyn Bonds. SECOND ROW: Stephanie Freeman, Mary Cox, Julia long, Janet Sims, Gall Knapp, Mary Strong, Carol Baskin, Rose Mary Waller, Suzanne Sarkis, Jean Ash, John Clopton. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Mont-golf, Dorothy Nailen, Reida Bailey, Michael Cohen, William Wilcox, Barbara Perel, Ann Johnston, Ira GIngold. National Merit Semi-Finalists BOTTOM ROW, L. to R.: Dr. Peake, Ingrid Kraus, Murray Dixon, Edwin Eldredge, Ben Davies, Vicki Eldredge, Lee Gardner, Emily Hager. SECOND ROW, L to R.: Bernard Yomtov, Sally Patton, David Vaughan, Anne Sisson, Carol Slaughter, Patty Main, Bill Anderson, Howard Wingo, Ernest Clement, Carl Sosnin, Frank Seay, Ron a Sayetta, Jack Riley, Ardis Rundlett. TOP ROW, L to R.: Don Brabitom, Gal Phillips, John Hannon, Jimmy Mann. 104 At Shades Valley, the National Merit Scholarship examination is given to any Junior who wants to take it. In the fall of the Senior year, the long-anticipated results are announced. This year, the scores of 25 Shades Valley Seniors qualified them as National Merit Semi-Finalists, and they became part of the select number of 11,000 students in the whole United States. Winner of the Harvard Book Award, Larry Dumas. STUDENT ACTIVITIES Student Council Inter Club Council Usherettes Office Practice Bus Drivers Bank Directors Promoters National Honor Society Key Club Red Cross Clef Club Future Teachers of America Radio Club Future Nurses 105 The Student Council's primary function is the coordination of the fun activities of Shades Valley. This group of boys and girls are capable and do their work impeccably. The student body is certainly thankful for their efforts, and those of their sponsor. Coach Legg, in making a better Shades Valley High School. Student Council 8ETSY ACTON Parliamentarian BOBBY VICK 2nd. Vice President SHERRON McCORD Treasurer ERNEST CLEMENT Vice President FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Beth Phillips, Mary Jane Elsas, Susan Lltwlller, Su7anne Grainger, Sandy Myers, Judy Steward, Kathy Liggett, Lin Griffin. Gail Burton, Susan Atkins Guynelle Dillard, Marion Knapp. SECOND ROW, L. to R.: Margaret Evans. Susan Casaday, Susan Butler, Georgia Boones, Susan Ford, Marion Williams, Lucy Hargrove, Lee Merk, Gail Weaver, Betty Stapleton, Laura Ardlllo, Dale Morgan, Nan Tuckor, Maxine Bergeron. THIRD ROW, L. to R.: Hugh McCalley, Steve Purdy Duane Coshatt, Sam Hooten, Bernard Yomtov, John Taliaferro, Ashley Chambers, Kjeld Grarup, Bill Lambert, George Daily, Mike Stanberry. FOURTH ROW, L. to R.: Robert Norvick, Ronnie Forrester, Pat Payno, Bill Viehman, John Smith, Steve Wallace, Jim Selman, Tim McIntyre, Donny Andrews, Harry 107 I. to R.: Jo Ann Hess, Mary Strong, Kathleen Glasgow-FIRST ROW. SECOND ROW: Gloria Curtis, Faye Kimerling, Danna Robertson, Dianna Rhodes, Ossie Stephenson, Linda Carol Finkclstein, Connie Boldwin, Pat Acton. THIRD ROW: Carol Colbort, Francine McPherson, Barbara Brcsler, Barbara Cosper. FOURTH ROW: Bill Fitzgibbon, Eddie Finch, Frank Patterson, Bill Viehman, Dan Fulton, Bobby Vick, Ralph lyerly, Jimmy Mann, Bob Lewis, Jim Powell, Mrs. Wakofield, Sponsor. Inter-Club Council Linking all activities of the Club Program at Shades Valley is the Inter-Club Council. The lounge at Activity Periods on Fourth Fridays could be compared with a U.N. Conference Room or a little Geneva, with problems being hashed out in preparation for new progress. SEATED: Jo Ann Hess, Troas., Faye Kimerling, V.P. STANDING: Connie Baldwin, Sec.; Bobby Vick, Pres.; Mike Warren, Chaplain. 108 The Usherette organization is truly a tradition of Shades Valley High School. It was organized before the formal opening of Shades Valley High School in order to take care of the large number of visitors and to have dependable, responsible girls trained to be hostesses to school visitors, school functions and such. The dark red skirts and white blouses have become a tradition in the halls of Valley. They begin the year by ushering at the Teachers Institute and complete it with the last exercises of the year. Sponsor: Mr. Ouida Hightower. An Usherette represents scholarship (a B average is necessary ), citizenship, leadership, and character. L to R.: Susan litwiller. Treat.; Janet Wuerhmann, V.P.; Suzanne Grainger, Sec.; Connie Baldwin, President. Usherettes Lett Stairway, T. to B.: Susan Cataday, Suzanne Trimm, Betsy Vance, Karen Miller, Wendy Morris. FRONT ROW: Donna Davenport, Sue McDanal, Ruth Sizemore, Millie Elmore, Suzanne Grainger, Susan Litwiler, Connie Baldwin, Janet Wuerhmann, Jane Morrow, Jo Ann Hess, Judy Steward, Dianne Hooten. Right Stairway, T. to B.: Helen Edson, Suzanna Benedict, Susan Levin, Sally Patton, Kathleen Liles. 109 FIRST ROW, 1. to R.: Rita Bomar, Brenda Bearden, Ann Schinerf, Pat Acton, Faye Kimberling. SECOND ROW t to R.: Lesley Hirsch, Tobie Reznick, Kathy Poersch, Betsy Acton, Dianna Rhodes, Marilyn Goldner, jean Sparks. THIRD ROW, L to R.t Sandra Hamilton, Marsha Williams, Dale Morgan, Paf Cobb, Janice Worthington, Mrs. Vines. FOURTH ROW, L. to R.: Connie Baldwin, Kathy King, Katherine Boono, Mrs. Bush, Cameron McDonald, Denise Shulmisfer Jane Bates, Betty McCulloch, Susan Carter, Warren Bales, Judy Shila. Office Practice The cheerful office practice girls are an invaluable aid to the office staff, not only in their efficient clerical work, but also in greeting all callers and visitors. FIRST ROW, I. to R.i Leigh McCulloch, Carol Hacker, Ann Noland, Mary Ruth Sevier, Patti McGuire, Danna Robertson. Suzanna Benedict, Patsy Tate, Karen Butler, Sharon Phillips, Laura Ardlllo. SECOND ROW, L to R-: Susan Levin, Carol Fulton, Ruth Grant, Dottie Ellis, Tobye Moncus, Mrs. Pugh, Susan Stackhouse, Becky Hagood, Susan Litwiller, Patty Main, Carol O'Dell, Beverly Trice. Helen Edson, Barbara Cosper. FIRST ROW: Tommy George, Johnny Culberson, James lathem, Marvin Wyatt, Johnny Smith, Paul Gourley, Jerry lewis, Donny Kiser, Roy Evans, Ricky Sasnctt, Paul Tollett, Hayden Montgomery, Joe Weaver. SECOND ROW: Mr. Williams, Tommy Burke, Clyde Johnson, Tommy McDaniel, James Miller, Ronny White, Ed Maske, Hint Bailey, Fred Tyler, Raymond Norton, Ronald McCullar, Mr. Shelton. Bus Drivers Bank Board of Directors The directors of our school Savings bank, a part of the Junior Achievement program, perform exactly the same services as the directors of a real bank , manage and control the money, and direct the bank's money, and control the bank's operation. Like the real directors, they are also paid for their work. SEATED, L. to R.: Suzanne Grainger, Elise McCauley, Susan litwiller, Sue McDanal, Barbara Erdreich, Dianne Hooten. STANDING I. to R.: Joan Bishop, Pat Richard, Tommy Hooten, Clint Bolte, Massey Gentry. Ill SEATED: Jane Harris, Dickie Brown, Paul Salter, Chuck Boswell, JoJo Levinson. STANDING: Betsy Acton, Diana Rhodes, Judy Richordson, Pat Rider, Karen Miller. Not pictured, Ricky Middleton. FRONT: F. Tully, Sec.; A. Wall, Treas. BACK: M. Watkins, Pres D. Robertson, Choploin; C. Markstein, V.P.; Miss England, Spon sor. Promoters To promote good will and understanding among nations. L to R.: Jimmy Waitzman, Patsy Tate, Jo Ann Hess, Patti McGuire, Linda Dollar, Warren Bailes, Chuck Boswell. 112 Election to the National Honor Society is one of the highest honors that may come to a Shades Valley student. New members are selected on the basis of scholarship, character, leadership, and service, and they must maintain these high standards at all times. The Honor Society provides tutoring services and aid to community projects, as well as a national scholarship for its members. This year Ingrid Kraus, Lee Gardner, and Vicki Eldredge were finalists in this competition. SEATED, t. to R.t Sue Levin (Sec.), Sally Patton (Chaplain), Faye Kimcrling (Ass't Sec.). STANDING, L to R.: Bill Viehman (Pres.), David Vaughan (V.P.), Jo Ann Hess (Treat.). National Honor Society FIRST ROW, I to R : Jo Ann Host, Faye Kimcrling, David Vaughan, Bill Viehman, Susan levin, Sally Patton. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Fitzgibbon, Joan Bennett, Vicki Eldredge, Patty Main, Suzanne Grainger, Rona Sayetta, Guynelle Dillard, Ellen Holder, Suton Hanson, Drenda Walker. Carol Rice, Kathleen Glasgow, Mrs. Snider. THIRD ROW: Maizic Griffith, Dottle Ellis, Virginia Wright, Betsy McDaniel, Lynn Williams, Ardis Rundlott, Jane Davis, Mary Strong, Johnny Smith, Leo Gardner, Judy Shi-land, Ingrid Kraus FOURTH ROW Ossie Stephenson, Sharon Johnson, Bob Lewis, Karon Miller, Terry Widener. FIFTH ROW: Don Brabsfon, Tommy Hootcn, Larry Dumas, Bill McIntyre, Ronnie Egge, John Hommon, Clint Bolte, Edwin Eldredge, Jimmy Mann, Ralph Lyerly, Donny Andrews, Ernest Clement. FIRST ROW, I. to R.t B. Barker, L Duma , R. Eggo, G. Lloyd, V. P.j Eddie Finch, Pre .; C, Collin , Chap.; B. Meadows, Sec.; T. McLeod, L. Holt. D. Wood. SECOND ROW: N. Secor, J. Hard, B. Vick, T. McIntyre, J. Hall, C. Matthew , T. Yielding, B. Kerr, K. Sevier. Key Club Junior Red Cross The Junior Red Cross organizes charity drives in the school and coordinates them with their national agencies. It also promotes relief funds and Thanksgiving and Christmas food baskets, making us all aware of the needs of others less fortunate than ourselves. FIRST ROW, I to R.: P. Bryant, P. Fo ter. D. Bell. B. Hagood, F. Patter on. G. Sulzby, M. Curphey. SECOND ROW: C. Thoma . F. Hodge , N. He . Hauler, J. William , B. Huck tep, R. Sander , S. Atchlion. S. C. Allen, L Samford, S. Ra t. B. Carl, J. Maddox. THIRD ROW: I. Gallman, B. Hewe . Clark. J. Farga on, A, Luck. M. Fireman, L. Town end, P. Stout, M. Ogden. L. lallas, C. Cooper, L Cochran, S. Paikowitz. FOURTH ROW: V. McQuoc: C. Lawrence. M. Wein tein. J. Androw , L. Smith, M. William , A. Atkin , J. Edward . P. Jeans, M. Brabston, K. Looney, J. Weitbrook, P. Hager, I Going . C. Rodgers, S. Retcllffe, J. Solomon, D. Wllliamion, J. Pugh. 114 Future Teachers We, as students, are very much involved in school. But the future teachers, who are interested in teaching as a vocation, also learn about school from the teacher's point of view, by observing classroom situations. FIRST ROW: Sherron McCord, Karon Powers, Drenda Walker, Dorry Brlco, Anne Stern, Sharon Newman, Judy Anderson, Frances Browdy, Jane Edge, Guynollo Dillard, Elise McCauley. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Barron, Marilyn Craig, Pam Collins, Sharon Frocman, Carol Franck, Linda Rainey. Alice McReynolds, Joane Bcnnette, Beth Phillips, Linda Dollar. Clef Club Music lovers of the world, unite! And they have, at Shades Valley, to form the Clef Club. This organization's members strive to increase their own knowledge and appreciation of music, and to promote interest in music throughout the school. FIRST ROW: Pat Richard, Vicki Hasslor, Jane Davis, Edno Brenglcman, Carol Hall, Sam Ratcliffe. SECOND ROW: Kay Loonoy, Dick Macey, Marion McDonald, Maixie Griffith, Mary Alice Hollis, Sally Winkler, Beth Phillips, Emily Hager, Jane Soloman.' THIRD ROW: Joan Ebanks, Pam McKinnon, Shelia Russell, Carolyn Yawn, Jim Powell, Sandra Ratcliffe, Mike Jackson, Andy Wypcr. Nancy Williams. 115 STANDING, Rf. Front: K noth McEwon, Pro . SE ED: Wayne Thomps Sgt.-at-Arms; lee Bros H a y d o n Montgorm Bruce Rundlett. STAf ING: Mr. H. P. Wall Sponsor; Mack Thomas John Green, Haden Wh Ray Edwards, Da Branch, Mark Polakr Not Shown: James F gan, Charles McCarn, Br non Mensing. Rich: Meyer. FUTURE NURSES OFFICERS Left to Right; Julia Di can, 1st V.P.; Leigh K Culloch, 2nd V.P., Cher Bonnecarrere. Treat.; Car Cornelius, Sec.; Barba Cosper, President. Radio Club FN MEMBERS: Barbara Morrison, Lavin Reed, Beverly, Carol Cornelius, Anita Sands, Nancy Childrce, Rita Bailey, Cheryl Bonnecarrere, Glenda Gorman, Linn Howoll, Gordon Hensley, Merry McKerall, Jean Millican, Rosemary Waller, Ann Mitchell, Linda Miller, Phyllis Gordon, Virginia Ensmingor, Deborah Ethefton, Marion McDonald, Janice May, Kathryn Wheeler, Joanna Wood, Mary Clark, Cynthia Atkerson, Judy Riley, Susan h:wilier, Nina Hcgcnbarth, Julia Duncan, Nancy Jackson, Tobie Reznick, Leigh McCulloch, Paula Caleton, Carol Cagle, Barbara Cosper. Mrs Huff man. II6 Future Nurses PERSONALITY Homecoming Court Mr. and Miss Shades Valley Beauties and Escorts Senior Who’s Who Class Favorites Foreign Exchange Student DAR Citizenship Award Dental Clinic Queen King Twirp King and Queen of Hearts Carol Brewton Award 17 118 Sophomore Attendant NAN TUCK S 1963 Homecoming Queen Anne Wall 119 Cfctx tl !fUs fl )lc 0 Csfixtc esL. iZAiP iy A ?, ( ( 0 1 (v f Qy ff n _ v jcic€£ar At?, e A l£C CS l floA ?L4C7JZ S lxl. ( ClAie nice ox no Af s ) . rt.o r A h. J ft fj , v Jf on cr [r CiM tyP ns ifii lA o u a Jff r c£t y £i is v jfc c I O t LAs “ ,- f «jA yy J ('f1 A ?ACLiO C l is y A c AiacrP 4) J f ix A cAcPciA foo Bill and Sharon M.C.: Ernest Clements. MEMBERS of COURT: Bob Kerr, Sherron McCord, Bill Viehman, Sharort Hnson, Carleton lackey, Sharon Andrew , Chuck Botwell, Tim McIntyre. J(S. jsMaJw'ZQ .u, 75 je ?aju 122 123 Bob Kerr Chuck Boswell Tim McIntyre 124 ■ Sherron McCord Carleton Lackey Sharon Andrews Through the keyhole of the Tower we see Shades Valley’s outstanding personalities BEST LOOKING Tommy McLeod Anne Wall 128 MOST COURTEOUS Kjeld Grarup Connie Baldwin WITTIEST Becky Hagood Chris Collins FRIENDLIEST Sharron Johnson Benny Winford 130 MOST ORIGINAL Guynelle Dillard Red Robinson BEST DRESSED Carolyn Markstein Tommy Hoover 131 CUTEST Jim Selman Betsy Acton BEST PERSONALITY Miles Watkins Nell O'Kelly 132 133 Class Favorites The most popular boy and girl in each class are chosen as the class favorites. Because of their friendliness and vivacious personalities, the favorites represent the best-liked qualities of Valley students. Senior Class Favorites Senior favorites Betsy Acton and Billy Viehman 134 Junior Class Favorites Susan Casaday and Frankie Patterson Sophomore Class Favorites Louise Moody and Tim McIntyre 135 Foreign Exchange Student Book camo first. The Brummett family smoothed the way. Dear Shades Valley, I too love thee, More and more for every day, And for all that you gave to me Thanks I really want to say. This little word, Thanks! may not sound of much, but it is the best, yes, the only word that comes to my mind when I think of what you, Shades Valley, have meant to me. I came to you as a foreigner, but now I feel at home, as one of your own students. You, Shades Valley, through your students, have given me a good and true picture of what Americans are, and that is just what I came here to learn. I have made many wonderful friends, and I honestly think that the Americans are wonderful people. If I should give the American people a name to describe them, I would call them the smiling people, because I always meet warm, happy smiles everywhere. I do not believe this is because I am a foreign student. I know that it is just the way Americans are. When now I leave you, I hope that I will leave behind in your minds, my friends, an impression of what Denmark and the Danes are like. I hope you will learn to understand a foreign people a little better. I cannot expect to see you again, Valley, but I will always remember you as a dear friend. My hope and prayer shall be that the good Lord may bless you, and all your wonderful teachers and students, and that you may always go onward to work for rights and freedom on earth. Sincerely, your exchange student, Kjeld Grarup, Denmark 136 Kjeld Grarup The bend' gift wai apropos. Practice was necessary ... But good times wore frequent. 137 Summit meeting: Pres. Dumas and Rep. Grarup at S.V.H.S. LARRY HOLT Twirp Court 39 CHUCK BOSWELL The Carol Brewton Award This award is presented in loving memory of the late Carol Brewton who lost her life in an automobile accident, the summer of 1959. For those who may not have known Carol, she was a cheerleader at Shades Valley and always exemplified the Spirit of Valley. The cheerleaders, friends, and relatives have provided since then a plaque to be presented to a senior other than a cheerleader who has such qualities as honesty, willingness to work, loyalty, high morals, and a good attitude. This student will be known as the SPIRIT of SHADES VALLEY. CAROL BREWTON Previous Winners '59-60 BILLY RENNEKER '60-61 BILL DUNHAM 61-62 BECKY DIAL BILL VIEHMAN 1963 Winner 140 The sticky heat of September settled over the 2000 students back in school after a long, restful summer. Streams of new cars, people, books, and clothes shuffled back to Shades Valley, each student struggling with new schedules and teachers, and settling down for the long, exciting year ahead. The first weeks set the pattern for the rest of the year, with many varied activities. Old friendships were renewed, and we survived the first tests and homework of the year. We entered the spirit of Valley at the first pep rallies and games and the Home Ec. Pancake Jamboree. After electing our class officers, we were ready to work. Even the sophomores, aided by their own new counselor, Mrs. Kearce, finally felt comfortably initiated into the mysteries of Shades Valley. The Alabama sun glared fiercely on us at our first assembly in the stadium, as we met Kjeld Grarup, our exchange student from Denmar For the first time, perhaps, we noticed the green pines and dry grass under the hot sun, and wondered how they must look to a newcomer from an older and colder world. i Homecoming Day, gs were the style as we imitated ir mountaineer forebears, udents wore anything Dm potato sacks to blue jeans, id faces under ragged straw hats splayed blacked teeth id freckles. uitars and off-key singing unded through the halls as e took advantage of ie light-hearted holiday spirit id relief from students. en teachers ntered the spirit of fun y dressing as mountaineers nd cancelling assroom discipline. Mount At noon the mountie paraders assembled on the parking lot, throwing suspicous glares at rival floats as they slapped together yards of crepe paper, string, and tin foil, frantically working to meet the judging deadline in the stadium. When, to pep songs and cheers. Mr. and Miss Mountie were chosen from the motley crew of contestants, the parade began with a happy lurch. 144 irade Headed by the beautiful homecoming court, the colorful, noisy assemblage proceeded in the sunshine through Homewood and Mountain Brook. Faithful alumni at the Homecoming Game saw, in addition to the crowning of Queen Anne Wall, an amazing spectacle . . . Shades Valley beat Banks!!! Victorious players and Mounties then crowded into the gym for. a memorable Homecoming Dance. i 145 Please pardon this interruption: The following students . . . 146 The weeks turned into autumn, Filled for the juniors and seniors with plans for college. College day brought 50 representatives from as far away as Harvard to discuss the future with us. Coffee, Anyone??? The Man Who Came to Dinner The unforgettable John and Marsha introduced Valleyites to The Man Who Came to Dinner, the Thespian's Fall production. It was hilarious! The six long weeks of rehearsal were obvious in the polish of Mrs. Walker's production, and the notable performances by Don Wilson, Sheila Russell, and Leath Stigler, among others. One big happy family. Marsha: Oh, John! John: Oh, Marsha!! ... Oh, no! WOWIII Whnt? ME break in line?!? Parting is such sweet sorrow? Everyday Events Massey's Monday Morning Meeting Everyday events form, by far, the biggest part of our memories of this year at Valley. To Seniors, Ann Boleyn and Henry the Eighth were as well known as Castro and the bomb . . . Juniors waded through Moby Dick and The House of Seven Gables, while Sophomores discovered little pleasantries that upperclassmen already knew . . . among them Mrs. Vine's aspirin bottle and the golden heart of Mr. King. Who wants No-doze? Our group had 29% fewer cavities. After School Activities Many Shades Valley students are very active in projects outside the classroom and the school. The Tower Staff haunted the halls until late every afternoon, and the Junior Achievement Bank Directors spent hours of their own time balancing accounts. Shades Valley students have participated in Know Your News, a weekly ETV television panel. Dental Clinic Queen Carleton Lackey was another facet of our activities away from Shades Valley, that of sports and volunteer work. Assemblies Vice president Ernest Clement arranged some excellent assemblies to bring us ideas and people from outside of Valley and Alabama, such as Dr. Mildred Morgan and the representative of the Bell Telephone space laboratories. Home-grown talent was enjoyed, too. The most suspense-filled assemblies were the National Honor Society tappings. Bill Shamblis of Tuscaloosa created an uproar with his political speech, as did the interesting Mrs. Dodd, a former Communist Party member. On a different note, The Home Ec Club presented a delightful fashion show. Senior Life Senior life at Valley began in earnest in December. Cap and gown measurements were taken, and the magazine sales began. In spite of the lure of candy and prizes, it seemed that sales would never get off the ground, until class president Bob Kerr finally whipped up the necessary enthusiasm. The notorious prize candy is probably still uneaten, but seniors had a better reward: a sizeable bankroll, which helped finance the Senior Christmas party. Loud and exuberant, the party heralded two weeks of Christmas vacation and the seniors' last Christmas in high school. The eagerly awaited results of the senior who's who contest were announced on the first Friday in January at the colorful Tower Dance. Towt A Camelot setting lent charm to an innovation at Shades Valley . . . a dance to raise money for the Tower. It was successfully planned and organized by the Tower staff. Three bands offered their services, which were gratefully accepted. loft to Right: Joe Hearn, Ray Edwards, Neal Hearn, Jesse Baucom, Chris Wren, Robert Harwell. ance M. C. Ernest Clements announced to the suspense filled crowd the results of the Who's Who contest. In keeping with the medieval theme, each winner was given a shield or Camelot hat. As an added attraction, Sharon Johnson and Billy Viehman were chosen as Miss and Mr. Shades Valley. left to Right: Don Lipscomb. Rick Mlllor, Rodney Willis, Cliff Morrison. left to Right: John Hanna, Bill Ash ton, Bic Mitchell, David Keller. 153 r w n Twirp (The Woman is Requested to Pay) Week saw girls staggering under double loads of books, carrying boys' lunch trays, and courteously opening doors for them . . . letting boys enjoy all the niceties that girls usually do. Well-muscled slaves were auctioned to the highest bidders . . . this year's sale probably set a record high, with one slave selling for over seventy dollars! 'eek Twirp cops arrested rebellious females, giving them subpoenas to appear in court before the student body. Those who think the days of Kangaroo courts are over should have seen the Twirp Court! Girl fought girl in the Powder-Puff Bowl, and as an added attraction, the crowd was entertained by beautiful, vivacious cheerleaders. The week ended with a Twirp Dance in the gymnasium. 155 Showcase ’63 Showcase '63 was one of the most difficult, and most successful undertakings of the student body. The Fine Arts department presented Wonderful Town, a musical comedy based on the play My Sister Eileen, the story of two midwestern girls in Greenwich Village. The real talent of Shades Valley's students was displayed in this well-organized, well-received production, the result of almost two months of rehearsal. MRS. JONES—Artiit of the Year CLASSES Seniors Senior Class Officers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Assistant Treasurer Activities Chairmen BOB KERR DIANA RHODES FRANCES TULLY JIM SELMAN EDDIE FINCH NELL O'KELLEY KJELD GRARUP FIRST ROW: Noll O'Kelley, Diana Rhode , France Tully, Eddie Finch SECOND ROW: Bob Kerr, Jim Selman, Kjeld Grarup 158 159 oe Barelare ack Barnacastle iarol Baskin Aike Batchelor Jane Bates Henry Battle Jesse Baucom Joe Beacham Kathy Beckman Barbara Baldock Connie Baldwin Joan Barelare 161 162 163 Connie Braswell Karen Bratcher Edna Brengleman Sherry Brock Douglas Brown Marc Brown Bill Burgess Marsha Burgin Patricia Burton Sally Burton Karen Butler Jim Califf I 164 Caren Campbell 3ill Carlisle nn Castellitto Trula Cather Dottie Cheatham Jane Cisco Scott Cameron Marcia Camp John Campbell Marian Clasen John Clem Ernest Clement 165 Pat Cobb Michael Cohen Chris Collins Carol Cornelius Barbara Cosp r Mary Elizabeth Cox Marilyn Craig Susan Craig Martha Crais 166 Paul Cunningham Marsha Currie Gloria Curtis Carol Dabney Pat Dague Jerry Dailey Ben Davies Marc Davis Donna Davis Jane Davis Carol Davis Iris DeShazo 167 168 Larry Dumas Sheryl East Joan Ebanks den Edson jddy Edwards dy Ann Edwards ay Edwards jzanne Edwards onnie Egge Edwin Eldredge Vicki Eldredge Joann fcllard 169 170 Carole Fulton Dan Fulton Jon Fuqua Linda Ferrell Eddie Finch Linda Carol Finkelstein I Fitzgibbon xon Forrester rol Franck Dphanie Freeman zabeth Fromm tnneth Fulmer VC 171 Lee Gallman Lee Gardner Massey Gentry Jett Gibson Kathleen Glasgo Gloria Gorman 172 173 174 Daniel Hardin Richard Harvey Vicki Hassler Diana Hasty Charles Haun Sydney Hauser Tex Hawley Joel Heffler Lynne Helle 7 4 Hillary Henderson Kathy Henry Gordon Hensley 175 Jo Ann Hess Bob Hewes Jimmy Hill 176 177 178 Mike Jackson Charles Jenkins Joe Jett Ingrid Kraus Marcia Jones Holly Joyner Barnes Johnson Phyllis Johnson Sharon Johnson Anne Johnston Bruce Jones Joe Jones 179 Virginia Lavallet Jack Leach John Leff 180 James Leslie James Lester Susan Levin Bob Lewis Pamela Liles Brenda Lind Cynthia Lindsay Susan Lindstrom Susan Litwiller Grady Lloyd Julia Mae Long Carey Looney Iph Lyerly t Lynch irion Macdonald Rodney Macon Bill Maddox Patricia Main 181 182 183 Merry McKerrall Janet McKibbin Pam McKinnon Tommy McLeod Linda McNees Francine McPhearson Mollie McPolanc Alice McReynolc Deva Meade Bill Meadows Ann Melton Julie Melton 184 Karen Miller Linda Miller Jean Millican Tommy Millican Ann Mitchell Karen Moeck 186 187 188 m 190 191 Carl Sosnin Ronald Sparks Jim Speeker Susan Stackhous James Stallings Tom Stansell Kay Stapleton Sandra Stephens Cissie Stephenso Joe Stern Pat Stevens Lewis Stevens 194 195 Lynn Taylor Brooke Temple Carolyn Thomas 196 Joe Thomas Charles Thompsc Jack Thompson Larry Thompson Wayne Thompso Randy Thorn Martha Truett Elizabeth Tubbs Frances Tully Cathy Vaughn David Vaughn Robert Vick Bill Viehman Kay Vogel Drenda Walker Anne Wall Walter Wallace Loren Waller 197 198 Miles Watkins Linda Watson Richard Watt Joann Weber Richard Weil Lynn Weinstein iecky Whitmire Aary Whitney erry Widener Yalta Wilkinson Joy Willen .inda Wilhelm Patricia Wesson Haden White Kathy White Toni Williams Marilyn Williams Jean Williams 199 Benny Winford Howard Wingo Sally Winkler Lynn Williams Marsha Williams Mary Pat Williams Joan Willis Rodney Willis Don Wilson Gloria Wilson Lee Wilson Andrea Wind 200 ndy Wyper ?ene Yarborough om Yeager )ot Yeilding lood Yeilding ernard Yomtov Janet Wuehrmann Henry Wurtele Jim Wyatt 201 Choi Loo Ray Westbrook Viki Whitehurst David Whiteis Janith Wooley Virginia Wright 202 School days Gone, underneath our feet That walked the halls of Valley. Walking, walking, forever walking, Sometimes racing gladly, Sometimes pacing sadly, From class to class we went From year to year. MISS MACKEY ABELE, RICHARD BYRNE: Biology Club; Bank Tell-er; Pep Squad. ACTON, BETSY: Cheerleader; Parliamentarian, Student Council; Sr. Who's Who; S Club; Pep Squad; Promoters; French Club; Camargo; Red and Black Staff; Tower Staff; Powder-Puff Bowl; Sec., Jr. Class; Sec., Soph. Homeroom; Sr. Class Favorite. ACTON, CONLY: Transferred Jr. Year from John Carroll H. S.; Red Cross Rep.; Future Teachers; Huffman Chemistry Club; Pep Squad. ACTON, PATRICIA LYNN: Sr. Attendant, Homecoming Court; Miss March of Dimes; Pres., Camargo; Home Ec. Club; Bank Teller; Treas., Jr. Homeroom; Activities Chairman, Sr. Homeroom; College Day Hostess; Powder-Puff Bowl; Inter-Club Council; Pep Squad; Sr. Service. ALLEN, SUE CAROL: Camargo; Home Ec. Club; Pep Squad; Thespians; Red Cross Representative; Showcase '62. ANDERSON, WILLIAM B.: V. P., Sr. Homeroom; Sgt.-at-Arms, Physics Club B ; Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist; B-Team Football; B.-Team Track; College Day Host; Pep Squad Card Section. ANDREWS, DON: National Honor Society; Promoters Club; Student Council Rep.; Tower Staff '62; College Day Host; Sec., Jr. Homeroom. ARENDALL, DOUGLAS: Chaplain, Soph. Class; Student Council Rep.; Co-Editor, Tower; College Day Committee; Showcase '62, '63; Ensemble; Concert Choir; Pres., Jr. Homeroom; Pres., Sr. Homeroom. ARGO, SARAH ELLEN: Spanish National Honor Society; Treas., Future Teachers; Treas., Sr. Homeroom; Intramural Sports; Ass't Library Rep.; Showcase '62. ASH, JEAN: French Club: Sr. Bulletin Board Committee; Future Nurses; Library Club. ASHTON, EDWARD JACKSON ATCHISON, SUSAN: Transferred Jr. Year From Lovett H. S., Atlanta, Georgia; Camargo; Pep Squad; Home Ec. Club; Red Cross Rep.; Future Teachers; Showcase '62. AUSTIN, JACK KENDAL: Easter Parade; Showcase '62. AVANT, LAWRENCE DALE: SVHS Band; Showcase '62; Easter Parade. BABAKITAS, GEORGE: Huffman Chemistry Club; Forensic Club; Physics Club; Debate Team; Varsity Football; B-Team Football; B-Team Track. BAILES, WARREN LEACH: V. P., Soph. Homeroom; V. P., Jr. Homeroom; Camargo; Promoters; Easter Parade; Red and Black Staff; Pep Sduacf; ‘ Sr. Service. BAILEY, FLINT: Bus Driver. BAILEY, GARY LEE BALDOCK, BARBARA JUNE: Transferred Sr. Year from North Hills H.S., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,-Cheerleader; Pep Squad; Soph. Exec. Council; Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee; French Club. BALDWIN, CONNIE LYNN: Pres., Usherettes; Sec., Inter-Club Council; Chaplain, Future Teachers; Sec., Sr. Homeroom; Pep Squad; Home Ec. Club; Board of Directors, SV Savings Bank; Red and Black Staff; Tower Staff; Sr. Who's Who; College Day Hostess. BARELARE, JOAN: Sec., Soph. Homeroom; Camargo; Showcase '62; Red and Black Staff; Future Teachers. BARELARE, JOSEPH BRUNE: SVHS Band; All-County Band; All-State Woodwind Band; All-State Band; Thespian Production; Showcase '62, '63. BARNCASTLE, JACK: Swimming Team. BASKIN, CAROL: Art Club; Tower Staff; '62; Showcase '62; Sr. Service; V. P., Library Society; Red and Black Staff. BATCHELOR, ROBERT MICHAEL: S Club; B-Team Baseball; Varsity Baseball. BATES, DOROTHY JANE: Camargo; Home Ec. Club; Red Cross Rep.; Ass't Bank Teller. 204 1ATTLE, HENRY LINCOLN: B-Team Football; Manager, Football Team. JAUCOM, JESSE THOMAS: SVHS Band; All-Coun-y Band; Showcase '62; Easter Parade; Bank Teller. JEACHAM, HERMAN: Showcase '62; B-Team Track; Spike Shoe Club. JECKMAN, KATHY: Red Cross Rep.; Activities Chairman, Jr. Homeroom; Art Club; French Club; Sr. Bulletin Board Committee; Art Award, State :air; Tower Staff; Showcase '62; College Day Committee. 3ELL, MORRIS RICHARD: B-Team Basketball; B-Team Track; B-Team Football; Varsity Football; Varsity Track; S Club; Spike Shoe Club. BENEDICT, SUSANNA RAVAUD: V. P., Soph. Homeroom; Sec., Jr. Homeroom; V. P., Camargo; Usherettes; College Day Hostess; Pres., Pep Squad; Promoters; Red and Black Staff; Tower Staff; Inter-Club Council. MRS. ARNOLD 3ENFORD, HAROLD FRANK 3ENNETT, CUFF: Biology Club; Physics Club; Huffman Chemistry Club; Varsity Track; Spike Shoe Club; Showcase '62; V.P., Sr. Homeroom. |PP— C I BENNETT, JOANE ALLEN: National Honor Society; Trees., Jr. Homeroom; Sec.-Treas., Sr. Homeroom; Library Club; Pep Squad; Camargo Club; French Club; Future Teachers. BERK, ELIN RUTH BERNARD, KENNY DOUGLAS BEST, RALPH LEE: Showcase '62. BILLINGSLEY, JOAN ANN: History Club; Biology Club; Red Cross Rep.; Pep Squad; Home Ec. Club; Bank Teller. BINZEL, JOHNNY: Physics Club; Forensic Club; Chemistry Club; Tennis Club; Debate Team; SVHS Band. BISHOP, JOAN MARIE: Pep Squad; Huffman Chemistry Club; Bank Teller; Showcase '62, '63; Red Cross Rep.; Physics Club; Red and Black Staff; Tower Staff; Chairman, Sr. Bulletin Board Committee; '62 Freedom Forum; Powder-Puff Bowk-Board of Directors, SV Savings Bank. BLACK, ROSALIE: French Club; Parliamentarian, History Club; Library Club. BLAYLOCK, DON ED BLOMSTRAM, CARL: History Club; Physics Club; Tower Staff. BOLTE, CHARLES CLINTON: Chairman, College Day Committee; Thespians; Showcase '62, '63; Easter Parade; Student Council Rep.; Best Student Council Rep.,- A.A.S.C. Workshop; East-West Baseball Classic; National Honor Society; Most Outstanding Soph.; Pres., Jr. Class; V.P., Soph. Class; Forensic Club; Ass't Treas., Amer. Field Service; '63 Citizenship Forum,- '62 Citizenship Tour,- Board of Dir., SV Savings Bank; S Club; Pep Squad; Key Club; Foreign Exchange Student. BOMCHEL, EVA: French Club. BONFIELD, ALFRED BONFIELD, LESLIE JANEJhespians,- Easter Parade; College Day Hostess,- Showcase '62, '63; Latin Club; French Club; Huffman Chemistry Club; Camargo; Thespian Conventions. 205 BOONE, KATHERINE: Sec., Soph. Homeroom; Activities Chairman, Sr. Homeroom; Sec., Home Ec. Club; Tower Staff; Red and Black Staff; College Day Committee; Camargo; Showcase '62; Powder-Puff Bowl; Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee; Pep Squad. BOOTH, LAWRENCE: V.P., Huffman Chemistry Club; Pres., V.P. of Company, J.A.; V.P. of Year, '61, J.A. BOSWELL, FRED: Pres., Soph. Homeroom,- Pres. Jr. Homeroom; Pep Squad; S Club; Varsity Football. BOYKIN, CLYDE BRABSTON, DONALD CAMPBELL, JR.: National Honor Society; Walker Chemistry Club; Treas., Physics Club B ; Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist; College Day Host; 2nd Place, Science Fair; Treas., Jr. Homeroom; Ass't Bank Teller; Tower Staff. BRACEY, JACKIE CAROLE: Camargo; Tri-Hi-Y; Future Nurses; Clinic Ass't; Showcase '62; Tower Staff. BROWN, DOUGLAS FAIRCHILDS: Student Council Rep.; Art Club; Pep Squad; Biology Club; Spanish Club; Library Rep. BROWN, MARC: Physics Club; Pres., Sr. H.R.; Student Council Rep.; B-Team Track; Varsity Track; Spike Shoe Club. MRS. BENSON BURGIN, MARSHA: Camargo; Future Nurses; Future Teachers; Home Ec. Club; Sec., Soph. Homeroom; Treas., Jr. Homeroom. BURTON, PATRICIA LYNN: Art Club; Showcase '62. BURTON, SALLY: Camargo; Thespian Productions; Huffman Chemistry Club; Future Teachers; French Club; Library Club; Sr. Bulletin Board Comm.; Ass't Bank Teller; Showcase '62; Art Club; College Day Committee; Easter Parade. BRADLEY, KITTY: Transferred Jr. Year, Bethel Sr. High, Bethel Park, Pa.; Powder-Puff Bowl. BRASHIER, CLYDE BRASWELL, CONSTANCE LOUISE: Sec., Soph. Homeroom; Camargo; Thespian Productions; French Club; Home Ec. Club; Future Nurses; Chairman, Homeroom Magazine Sales; Sr. Service. BRATCHER, KAREN MARIA: Sr. Bulletin Board Committee; Art Club; Showcase '62; Tower Staff; Future Teachers; Tri-Hi-Y; Red Cross Club; College Day Committee. BRENGELMAN, EDNA: Thespian Productions; Sec., Clef Club; Chaplain, Red Cross Club; V.P., Jr. Homeroom; French Club; Concert Choir; Ensemble; All-County Chorus; Showcase '62, '63. BRISTON, MARVIN MICHAEL: Transferred Sr. Year, Edison H.S., Tulsa, Oklahoma; Card Section, Pep Squad. BROCK, SHERRY: Transferred Jr. Year; Pep Squad; Future Nurses; Future Teachers; Home Ec. Club; Red Cross Rep.; Powder-Puff Bowl. 206 UJTIER, LINDA KAREN: Sec., Soph. Homeroom; ’res., Jr. Homeroom; Sec., Sr. Homeroom; Ca-nargo; Future Nurses; Sr. Service; Pep Squad; Fu-ure Teachers; Showcase '62; Powder-Puff Bowl 62, '63. tTALIFF, JIM: Student Council Rep.; Biology Club; Huffman Chemistry Club; Activities Chairman, Sr. Homeroom; Homeroom Magazine Sales Chairman. CAMERON, SCOTT: Student Council Rep.; SVHS Sand; Showcase '62, '63; Easter Parade,- Activities Chairman, Sr. Homeroom. CAMP, MARCIA GAIL CAMP, SHARON CAMPBELL, KAY: Pres., Soph. Homeroom; Art Club; Sr. Service; Future Teachers,- Tower Staff 62; Miss Mountie; College Day Committee '61. ZAMPBELL, JOHN WESLEY, III: Biology Club; Huffman Chemistry Club; Varsity Basketball. CANNON, TOM: Gymnastics Club; Gymnastics Team; B-Team Football; Varsity Track. CAPP, BRUCE CARLISLE, WILLIAM: Treas., History Club; Debate Team,- Forensic Club; Thespian Productions; Showcase '62. CASSELS, BARBARA: Spanish National Honor Society; Future Nurses,- Tri-Hi-Y; Art Club; Showcase '62. CASTELLITTO, ANN: Library Club; Home Ec. Club. CATHER, TRULA MARIE: Showcase '62; Tri-Hi-Y; Future Nurses. CHEATHAM, DOROTHY FRANCES: Walker Chemistry Club; French Club; Showcase '62, '63; Sr. Bulletin Board Comm.; Red and Black Staff; College Day Committee; Powder-Puff Bowl. CISCO, JANE: Red Cross Rep. CLASEN, MARIAN LEE: Future Teachers; Camargo; Home Ec. Club; Red Cross Rep. CLEM, JOHN WESLEY: Track; Tower Staff '62. CLEMENT, ERNEST: 1st V.P., Student Council; Pres., Walker Chemistry Club; Inter-Club Council; Physics Club; National Honor Society,- Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist; Varsity Debater; V.P., American Field Service,- College Day Host; B-Team Basketball; Student-Faculty Comm.; Pres., Sr. Homeroom; Thespian Productions; Showcase '62; A.A.S.C. Convention Workshop; Degree of Honor, National Forensic League; Hon. Men., Extemp. Speaking, Barkley Forum. COBB, PATRICIA: V.P., Sr. Homeroom; 2nd V.P., Camargo; Sec., Home Ec. Club; Student Council Rep.; Showcase '62; Camargo Productions; Powder-Puff Bowl. COHEN, S. MICHAEL: Transferred Jr. Year, B.U.S.; A.V.E.; Library Club. COLLINS, CHRIS: Varsity Football; B-Team Football; Varsity Basketball; B-Team Basketball; B-Team Baseball; Treas., Sr. Homeroom; V.P., Jr. Homeroom; Sec., Soph. Homeroom; Chaplain, Key Club; $ Club; All-County Football Team,- All-State Football Team; Most Improved Player '61. COLLINS, PAMELA: Student Council Rep.; Home Ec. Club; Future Teachers; Art Club. COLLINS, SUSAN: F.B.L.A. COOPER, ARNOLD SAMUEL: Biology Club; Library Club; Adv. PI. Biology Club; Tower Staff. COOPER, JAMES CARL: Transferred Sr. Year, Indian Springs School; Concert Choir; Ensemble; B-Team Track; Thespian Productions; Showcase '63. CORN, DENNIS: Walker Chemistry Club; Physics Club. CORNELIUS, CAROL: Pres., Soph. Homeroom; Sec., Future Nurses,- Thespians; Tri-Hi-Y. COSPER, BARBARA ANNE: Pres., Future Nurses; V.P., Home Ec. Club; Treas., Ala. Association of Future Nurses; Sr. Service; Intramural Sports,-Inter-Club Council; Homeroom Magazine Sales Chairman. COX, MARY: Library Club; Home Ec. Club. 207 MR. BRADLEY CRAIG, MARILYN ANNE: Future Teachers; Tri-Hi-Y; Ala. Youth Legislature; F.B.L.A. CRAIG, SUSAN: Hoffman Chemistry Club; Sec., Jr. Homeroom; Pres., Sr. Homeroom; Red Cross Rep.; Sr. Service; Tower Staff; Intramural Sports; Powder-Puff Bowl. CRAIS, MARTHA: Camargo; French Club; Act. Chairman, Soph. Homeroom; Act. Chairman, Jr. Homeroom; Tower Staff. CUNNINGHAM, PAUL CURRIE, MARSHA: V.P., Soph. Homeroom; P.T.A. Rep.; Art Club; Camargo; Showcase '62. CURTIS, GLORIA JUANITA: Sec., Soph. Homeroom; Pres., F.B.L.A.; Inter-Club Council; Tri-Hi-Y; Future Teachers; Ala. Youth Legislature. DABNEY, CAROL: Transferred Sr. Year, Ramsay High School; Library Rep.; Red Cross Rep.; V.P., Y-Teens; Thespians; Boosters Club; Future Teachers; Future Nurses. DaGUE, PATRICIA ANN: F.B.L.A.; Future Teachers; Tower Staff '61. DAILEY, JERRY: P.T.A. Rep.; Red Cross Rep.; Thespian Productions. DAVIES, BEN: Treas., Soph. Homeroom; Treas., Jr. Homeroom; Treas., Sr. Homeroom; Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist. DAVIS, CAROL DAVIS, CHARLES MARCUS: Red Cross Rep.; Huffman Chemistry Club; Tower Staff; Showcase '62. DAVIS, DONNA ARLENE: French Club; Home Ec Club; Camargo. DAVIS, JANE: National Honor Society; Treas., Clef Club; Pres., Clef Club; Concert Choir; Walker Chemistry Club; Latin Club. DeSHAZO, IRIS JANE: Transferred Jr. Year, Utica H.S., Mich.; Walker Chemistry Club. DICKERSON, DUANE: Thespians; Bank Teller; Ensemble; Concert Choir. DILLARD, GUYNELLE: National Honor Society; Treas., Spanish National Honor Society; Future Teachers; Pep Squad; Student Council Rep.; Red and Black Staff; Sr. Service; College Day Hostess; Thespians; Showcase '62; Senior Who's Who. DIXON, MURRAY: Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist; B-Team Football. DOERFLER, DONNA: Thespians; Showcase '62, '63. DOLLAR, LINDA: French Club; Promoters; Future Teachers; Red Cross Rep.; Pep Squad; Sr. Service; Future Nurses; Sec., Jr. Homeroom. DONAHOO, BECKY DONAHOO, BRENDA: Camargo; Showcase '63; Bank Teller; Powder-Puff Bowl. DORROH, WILLIAM JAMES, JR.: SVHS Band; Biology Club; Act. Chairman, Jr. Homeroom; Showcase '63. 208 DOUTHIT, FITZ RICHARD: Sec., Soph. Homeroom; Trees., Jr. Homeroom. DOWLING, ABBIE: Sr. Service; Home Ec. Club; Pep Squad; Tower Staff; Intramural Sports. DUFF, CATHERINE: Transferred Sr. Year, Mt. Lebanon H.S., Pittsburgh, Pa.; Cheerleader; Teenage Action Comm.; Act. Chairman, Sr. Homeroom. DUFFORD, GEORGE CHESTER, JR.: Physics Club; SVHS Band. DUMAS, LAWRENCE, III: Pres., Student Council; National Honor Society; Treas., Jr. Class; Student Council Rep.; Harvard Book Award; Varsity Foot-bal; B-Team Basketball; B-Team Baseball; Key Club; S Club; Best Scholar-Athlete Award; Student-Faculty Comm.; Red and Black Staff. EAST, SHERYL: Sec., Soph. Homeroom; Sec., Biology Club; Sec., Sr. Homeroom; Home Ec. Club; Thespian Productions; Showcase '62. EBANKS, JOAN: Clef Club. EDSON, HELEN: Usherettes; Girls' State Rep.; French Club; Future Nurses; Tower Staff; Camargo. EDWARDS, HOWARD: Transferred Jr. Year, Sidney Lanier H.S.; Montgomery, Ala.; V.P., Sr. Homeroom; Treas., Spike Shoe Club; Varsity Basketball; Track. EDWARDS, JUDY: Red Cross Representative. MRS. BORDERS EDWARDS, RAYMOND A.: Forensic Club; A.V.E.; Radio Club; Tower Staff; Showcase; '62, '63. EDWARDS, SUZANNE: Transferred Jr. Year, Northeast H.S., St. Petersburg, Fla.; Spanish Club. EGGE, RONNIE: National Honor Society; Pres., Soph. Homeroom; Pres., Jr. Homeroom; V.P., Sr. Homeroom; Treas., Key Club; Pep Squad; Golf Team; B-Team Basketball; College Day Host. ELDREDGE, EDWIN: National Honor Soc.; V.P., Physics Club; V.P., Jr. Homeroom; V.P., Soph. Homeroom; 1st Place, Architecture, State Fair. ELDREDGE, VICTORIA: National Honor Society; Sec., French National Honor Society; Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist; Harold Pittman Scholarship Finalist; Sec., American Field Service; V.P., History Club; Forensic Club; Brown Chemistry Club; Showcase '62, '63; Sec., Thespians; College Day Committee; Easter Parade. ELLARD, JO ANN: Pep Squad; Camargo,- Act. Chairman, Sr. Homeroom; Red and Black Staff; Sr. Service. College looms up like a mountain, Senior class is all a' countin' Up the scores on college boards. The A.C.T., and tests galore. With fingers crossed, we're all a' shakin' And our Mountie hearts are breakin' Knowing Valley's leave we're takin' We're on our own forevermore. 209 ELLIS, DOROTHY C.: National Honor Society; French Club; Pep Squad; Sr. Service; Thespian Productions; Showcase '63. ELMORE, MILLIE: Pep Squad; Usherettes; French Club; Sr. Service; Powder-Puff Bowl. EMERY, DIANNE: Art Club; Pep Squad; French Club; Showcase '62, '63. ENRIGHT, CAROL: Forensic Club; Thespians; Treas., Soph. Homeroom; Showcase '63. ENSEY, MARTHA ELLEN: V.P., Soph. Homeroom; Future Nurses; Future Teachers; History Club; Art Club; Clef Club; Intramural Sports; Powder-Puff Bowl; Bank Teller; Pep Squad; Red Cross Rep. ERICKSON, CHERYL: Walker Chemistry Club; Thespians; Pres. Tri-Hi-Y; Intramural Sports; Latin Club. ERWIN, JAMES MILTON: Biology Club; Adv. Placement Biology Club; Art Club; B-Team Football; Showcase '62. ETHETTON, JIM: Transferred Jr. Year from Monte Vista H.S., San Diego, California. EVANS, MARGARET LOUISE: Pep Squad; Home Ec. Club; Future Teachers; Camargo; Red and Black Staff; Tower Staff; Student Council Rep.; Powder-Puff Bowl. EVANS. ROY G., Ill: Forensic Club; Bus Driver; Showcase '62; Thespian Productions; Concert Choir. FALKNER, TOMMY FELGNER. CHARLES: V.P., Soph. Homeroom; Pres.. Jr. Homeroom; Sec., Physics Club; A.V.E. FERRELL, LINDA: Home Ec. Club; Powder-Puff Bowl. FINCH, EDWIN: Treas., Soph. Homeroom; Pres., Sr. Homeroom; Ass'f Treas., Sr. Class; Bank Teller; V.P., Key Club; Pres., Key Club; Pep Squad; Class Lawyer; Inter-Club Council; College Day Host. FINKELSTEIN, LINDA CAROL: Pres., Spanish National Honor Society; Red Cross Rep.; Inter-Club Council; Sec., Soph. Homeroom; Red and Black Staff; Tower Staff. FITZGIBBON, BILL: Pres., Physics Club B ; Inter-Club Council. FORRESTER, HAROLD DIXON: SVHS Band; All-County Band; Easter Parade; Showcase '62; Tower Staff. FRANCK, CAROL: Library Rep.; Sec., Future Teachers; Camargo; Art Club; Clef Club; Sec., Jr. Homeroom; Treas., Sr. Homeroom; Pep Squad; Red and Black Staff; Tower Staff. FREEMAN, STEPHENIE: Red Cross Rep.; Sec.-Treas., Library Club; Sec.-Treas., J.A. FROMM, ELIZABETH: Transferred Jr. Year, Southwest Miami H.S.; Spanish National Honor Society. FULMER, KENNETH: Jr. Achievement; 2nd Place, Drafting, State Fair. FULTON, CAROL ANN: National Honor Society; French Club; Showcase '62; Future Teachers. FULTON, DANIEL THOMAS: Pres., Forensic Club; Mobile Forensic Tournament; Honor Debater, Varsity Debate Team; 1st Place, Dramatic Interp., Howard College Invitational Tournament; 4th Place, Extemp. Speaking, Barkley Forum; Hon. Men., Extemp. Speaking, Univ. of Ala. Forensic Tournament; 3rd Place, Mobile Forensic Tournament; Excellence Degree, Nat. Forensic League; Chaplain, Forensic Club; Student Council Rep.; 1st Place, Extemp. Speaking, Barkley Forum; Showcase '62. FUQUA, JON GALLMAN, LEE: Red Cross Rep.; Clef Club; Concert Choir; Ensemble; Thespian Production; Showcase '62, '63. GARDNER, LILLIAN LEE: National Honor Society; V.P., Spanish National Honor Society; V.P., Forensic Club; Biology Club; Debate Team; Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist; 1st Place, Univ. of Ala. Forensic Tournament; Sec., Sr. Homeroom; Showcase '62. 210 MR. CLEMENTS GELLES, ROBERT, JR.: Biology Club; Art Club; Debate Team. GENTRY, MASSEY: Pres., Soph. Homeroom; B-Team Basketball; B-Team Baseball; Pep Squad; Forensic Club; Student Council Rep.; Chaplain, Student Council; College Day Host; Board of Directors, SV Savings Bank; Senior Who's Who. GEORGE, MICKEY: Tennis Team; Thespian Productions. GEPNER, PATRICIA JOYCE: Home Ec. Club. GIBB, JERRY: Transferred Sr. Year, John Carroll High School. GIBBS, BOBBY: Biology Club; History Club; Thespians; Showcase '62, '63; Adv. PI. Biology Club; Swimming Team; Pep Squad; Tower Staff. GIBSON, LYNN JETT: Camargo; Sr. Service; College Day Hostess; Pep Squad; Spanish National Honor Society; Showcase '62. GIVEN, BILL: Red Cross Rep.; Biology Club. GLASGOW, KATHLEEN: Treas., Jr. Homeroom; Intramural Sports; Pres., Thespians; Treas., Latin Club; Showcase '62, '63; Future Nurses; National Honor Society; Inter-Club Council. GOLDNER, MARILYN: Latin Club; French Club; Huffman Chemistry Club; Pep Squad; Intramural Sports. GORMAN, GLORIA: Future Nurses; Showcase '63; Concert Choir. GOURLEY, HUGH PAUL: Bus Driver. GRAHAM, THOMAS ROSS: P.T.A. Rep.; Red Cross Rep.; Biology Club. GRAINGER, SUZANNE: Sec., Usherettes; Student Council Rep.; Bank Teller; Board of Directors, SV Savings Bank; Intramural Sports; Latin Club; Library Club; Tower Staff; French Club; Camargo; Huffman Chemistry Club; National Honor Society; College Day Committee. GRANT, PATSY: Sec.-Treas., Soph. Homeroom; Camargo; Pep Squad; Bank Teller; Easter Parade; Future Nurses; Home Ec. Club; Future Teachers; Tower Staff; Powder-Puff Bowl. GRARUP, KJELD: Foreign Exchange Student; Pres., Sr. Homeroom; Boys' Act. Chairman, Sr. Class; Sr. Who's Who. GREEN, HOWARD: Student Council Rep.; V.P., Soph. Homeroom; Mr. Mountie '62-'63; Forensic Club; Spanish National Honor Society. GREEN, NANCY: French Club; Home Ec. Club; Camargo; Library Rep.; Bank Teller; Pep Squad. GREENWOOD, PAUL NICHOLAS: V.P., Jr. Homeroom; Varsity Basketball; B-Team Basketball; B-Team Track; S Club; Sec., Key Club; College Day Host. GRIFFITH, GARY ALLEN: Red Cross Rep.; P.T.A. Rep.; Library Rep.; Physics Club; B-Team Track; B-Team Basketball. GRIFFITH, MAIZIE ELIZABETH: Clef Club; Ensemble; All-County Chorus; National Honor Society; Thespian Production; College Day Hostess; Sr. Bulletin Board Comm.; Future Teachers; Pep Squad Card Section; Concert Choir; Showcase '62, '63. GRIGSBY, JAMES DAVID: Walker Chemistry Club; Spike Shoe- Club; Varsity Cross-Country Team; Varsity Track Team; $ Club; B-Team Track. 211 GROGAN, JUDY: F.B.L.A.; Future Teachers. GROVE, PAM: Transferred Junior Year, Ramsay High School; Camargo; French Club; Pep Squad; Future Teachers. HACKNEY, JAMES MARTIN: Transferred Jr. Year, St. Andrews High School, Sewanee, Tennessee. HAGER, EMILY GRACE: Transferred Sr. Year, Fair-field H.S.; Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist; Camargo; Clef Club; Beta Club; Student Council Choir; Girls' Glee Club; Pep Club; Y-Teens; Latin Club; Future Teachers; Miss March of Dimes,- Miss Valentines Rep.; Miss Fairfield Rep.; Choir Minstrel and Musical. HAGER, PHILIP TERRY: Swiming Team; Red Cross Rep. HAGGERTY, THOMAS HAGOOD, BECKY: Easter Parade; Camargo; Red Cross Rep.; V.P., Pep Squad; 1st V.P., Home Ec. Club; Chaplain, Red Cross Club; Treas., Sr. Homeroom; Ass't Bank Teller; Powder-Puff Bowl; Tower Staff; Sr. Who's Who. HAIGLER, KATHLEEN GORDON: Sr. Service; Sec., Jr. Homeroom; Camargo; French Club; Home Ec. Club; College Day Hostess; Tower Business Manager. HALL, BARBARA: Biology Club; Chaplain, Future Teachers; Showcase '62. HALL, JIMBO: Tower Staff '62; Showcase '62. HALL, JOE: B-Team Baseball; Varsity Baseball; V.P., Sr. Homeroom; Homeroom Magazine Sales Chairman; College Day Host; Tower Staff; S Club; Key Club; Adv. Placement Biology Club; Showcase '62. HAMILTON, SANDRA WALKER: French Club; Camargo; Huffman Chemistry Club; Library Rep.; Pep Squad; Homeroom Magazine Sales Chairman; Sec., Sr. Homeroom; Student Council Rep.; Showcase '62. HAMILTON, JOAN ALINE HANNON, JOHN: National Honor Society; Spanish National Honor Society; Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist; Tennis Team. 212 MRS. CRITTENDEN HANSON, SUSAN: National Honor Society; French National Honor Society; French Club; College Day Hostess; Sr. Service. HARD, JAMES: Sec.-Treas., Soph. Homeroom; Treas., Jr. Homeroom; Key Club; Red Cross Rep.; B-Team Baseball. HARDIN, DAN E.: SVHS Band. HARVEY, RICHARD: Huffman Chemistry Club; Biology Club. HOWARD, SHARON GAYE HASSER, VICKI: V.P., Soph. Homeroom; Historian, Clef Club; Future Nurses; Ensemble; Concert Choir,- Showcase '62. HASTY, DIANA: Art Club; Sec., French Club; Student Council Rep.; Sec., Jr. Homeroom; V.P., Sr. Homeroom; Tower Staff; Showcase '62. HAUN, CHARLES A.: B-Team Football; Gymnastics Team; S Club; B-Team Track; Spike Shoe Club; Tower Staff. HAUSER, SYDNEY RHODES: Future Teachers; Library Club; Chaplain, Art Club; Sr. Service; Showcase '62; College Day Comm. HAWLEY, TEX: Varsity Track; Pres., Jr. Home-oom; Spike Shoe Club; S Club; Thespian Production; Concert Choir; Ensemble. HEFFLER, JOEL: Biology Club; Walker Chemistry Club; Physics Club; French Club. HELLE, LYNNE ELIZABETH: Sr. Service; French Club. HENDERSON, HILIARY HENRY, KATHY: Treas., Soph. Homeroom; Treas., 5r. Homeroom; Easter Parade; Camargo; Chaplain, French Club; P.T.A. Rep. HENSLEY, GORDON: Thespians; Camargo; Library Club; Future Nurses; Bank Teller. HESS, JO ANN: Latin Club; French Club; G.A.C.; Pres., Art Club; Treas., National Honor Society; Promoters; College Day Comm.; Tower Staff; Usherettes; Treas., Inter-Club Council; Sr. Service; Showcase '62, '63; Intramural Sports; Red and Black Staff. HEWES, BOB: Red Cross Rep.; Huffman Chemistry Club; B-Team Baseball. HIGGINS, BILL: Adv. Placement Biology Club. HILL, GARRY CHARLES: Latin Club; Biology Club; Gymnastics Club; Gymnastics Team; Concert Choir. HILL, JIMMY: Physics Club; Act. Chairman, Sr. Homeroom. HOLDER, ELLEN LOUISE: National Honor Society; Sec., Spanish National Honor Society; Treas., Soph. Homeroom; Treas., G.A.C.; Sec., G.A.C.; V.P., G.A.C.; Library Club; History Club; Intramural Sports,- Tower Staff; College Day Hostess; Sr. Service,- Homeroom Magazine Sales Chairman. HOLLAND, RODDY: Walker Chemistry Club; Tennis Team. HOLLIS, MARY ALICE: Clef Club; Ensemble; Concert Choir; Showcase '62, '63; Library Club; Future Teachers; Thespian Productions; Tower Staff. HOLT, ALICE HOLT, LARRY: Pres., Soph. Homeroom; Pres., Jr. Homeroom; Pres., Sr. Homeroom; V.P., S Club; B-Team Football; Powder-Puff Bowl; King Twirp. HONEA, JIM: B-Team Football. HOOTEN, JOHN THOMAS: National Honor Society; Latin Club; Student Council Rep.; V.P., Jr. Homeroom; Sec., Sr. Homeroom; Showcase '62, '63. HOOTEN, SAM: Student Council Rep.; SVHS Band; All-County Band; Thespians; Showcase '63; Concert Choir. HOOVER, TOMMY: History Club; Spike Shoe Club; Showcase '62; Sr. Who's Who. HORTON, LINDA SUE: Sec.-Treas., SVHS Band; All-County Band; All-State Band. HOUSTON, BONNIE: Camargo; Future Nurses; Spanish National Honor Society. HOWARD, MARY JO: V.P., Soph. Homeroom. HUFFSTUTLER, SHERRY: Library Club. MRS. DANIEL HUGHES, STEVE: B-Team Basketball; B-Team Track; Varsity Track; Spike Shoe Club. HUNT, STEVE: Varsity Basketball. HULGAN, JAMES: Physics Club; Radio Club. ISBELL, JOHN IVES, PATRICA: G.A.C.; Latin Club; V.P., Huffman Chemistry Club; Intramural Sports; Showcase '62. IZEN, LEE: Huffman Chemistry Club; Bank Teller. 213 JACKSON, JANET: Art Club; Camargo; Clef Club; Thespians Productions; Camargo Productions; Library Club. JACKSON, MARY HELEN: History Club; Thespians; Concert Choir; Ensemble; Sr. Service; Showcase '62, '63. JACKSON, MICHAEL J.: Clef Club. JENKINS, CHARLES: All-County Band; Varsity Track; Spike Shoe Club; State 100-Mile Club; Sec., Track Team; Sec., Spike Shoe Club; Bank Teller. JETT, JOE JOHNSON, BARNES: Transferred Jr. Year, Banks H.S.; Varsity Football; Track; Spike Shoe Club. JOHNSON, PHYLLIS LEA: Future Nurses; F.B.L.A.; Concert Choir; Showcase '62. JOHNSON, SHARON ANN: Usherettes; Cheerleader; Pep Squad; S Club; National Honor Society; French Club; Camargo; Treas., Soph. Class; Soph. Class Favorite; Sec., Student Council; Miss Shades Valley; Sr. Who's Who. JOHNSTON, ANNE: Art Club; Library Club; Home Ec. Club. JONES, JOSEPH C.: Library Club; Biology Club; Student Council Rep.; History Club; Physics Club; Pep Squad; V.P., Sr. Homeroom; Showcase '62. JONES, MARCIA: Showcase '62; Concert Choir; Ensemble; Future Teachers; Pep Squad; Red Cross Rep.; Sec., Sr. Homeroom. JONES, VERNON BRUCE: Huffman Chemistry Club; Student Council Rep.; V.P., Spike Shoe Club; Varsity Track; School Cross-Country Record; 500 Mile Club. JOYNER, LOUISE HOLLY: V.P., Jr. Homeroom; Pep Squad; Act. Chairman, Sr. Homeroom; Future Nurses; Camargo; Powder-Puff Bowl; Showcase '62. KEALY, PATRICIA BARBARA KEITH, MARILYN ANN: Home Ec. Club. KERR, ROBERT WILLIAM: Pres., Sr. Class; Pres., Soph. Homeroom; Tower Staff; Pres., Sr. Homeroom; Treas., Key Club; Treas., S Club; Varsity Basketball; B-Team Basketball; Varsity Football; All-County Football; Most Valuable Football Player; B-Team Baseball; Pep Squad; Sec., Jr. Homeroom. KETTIG, ANNE: Transferred Jr. Year, Brookehill School; Treas., Jr. Homeroom; Red Cross Rep.; Pep Squad; French Club; History Club; Powder-Puff Bowl. KEY, LYLE: Treas., Sr. Homeroom; Bank Teller; Treas., Pep Squad Card Section; Physics Club; Tower Staff. KIBBLE, LYLE BURTON: Forensic Club; SVHS Band; Lab Ass't; Easter Parade; Finalist, Safe Teen Drivers Contest; Tower Staff '62. KIMERLING, FAYE ADELE: Sec., National Honor Society; Pres., French Club; Sec., Inter-Club Council; College Day Comm.; Huffman Chemistry Club; Latin Club; Showcase '62; Tower Staff. KINDBERG, ERIC: Captain, Swim Team; Pep Squad Card Section; Huffman Chemistry Club; French Club. KRAUS, INGRID: Biology Club; Huffman Chemistry Club; National Honor Society; French National Honor Society; French Club; Student Council Rep.; Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist; National Award, National Council of Teachers of English. KREBS, WILLIAM VAN: Varsity Track; Varsity Cross Country Track; Treas., Soph. Homeroom; History Club; Spike Shoe Club; Biology Club; Sgt.-at-Arms, History Club. KUHNE, PAT: F.B.L.A.; Library Rep. LANIER, GIBSON: Huffman Chemistry Club; Physics Club. 214 MRS. DONALSON :.ATHAM, JAMES: SVHS Band; Bus Driver. IAVALLET, VIRGINIA: Bank Teller; Library Rep.; Camargo; Powder-Puff Bowl; Showcase '62, '63. LEAH, JACK: B-Team Baseball. LESLIE, JAMES LESTER, J.D.: Manager, Varsity Football Team. LEVIN, SUSAN ALAND: Sec., National Honor Society; V.P., French National Honor Society; Sec., French Club; V.P., Sr. Homeroom; Latin Club; Huffman Chemistry Club; Usherettes; Thespians; College Day Committee; Student Council Rep.; P.T.A. Rep.; Showcase '63; Tower Staff; Class Historian. LEWIS, BOB: Pres., French National Honor Society; National Honor Society; Gymnastics Team; Treas., Gymnastics Club; Mr. Mountie at Basketball Games; Inter-Club Council; Showcase '62. LEWIS, JERRY: Bus Driver. LILES, PAMELA: Sr. Service; Red Cross Rep. LIND, BRENDA: Showcase '62; Home Ec. Club; Intramural Sports; Student Council Rep. LINDSAY, CYNTHIA: French Club; Treas., Art Club; Thespian Productions; Tower Staff; Library Club; Showcase '62. LINDSTROM, SUSAN: Camargo; Home Ec. Club; Future Nurses; Easter Parade. LITWILLER, SUSAN: Pres., Board of Directors, SV Savings Bank; Treas.-Chaplain, Usherettes; Student Council Rep.; V.P., Jr. Homeroom; Bank Teller; Future Nurses; Future Teachers; Pep Squad. LLOYD, GRADY: Pres., Jr. Homeroom; V.P., Key Club; B-Team Baseball; Varsity Baseball; S Club; Pep Squad. LONG, JULIA: Library Club; Future Teachers. LOO, CHEW LOO, TUNG CHOI LOONEY, CAREY EVELYN: Clef Club; Red Cross Rep.; Home Ec. Club. LOTT, JON EDWARD LOWRY, LINDA: Art Club; Future Nurses; Home Ec. Club; College Day Committee. LUKS, MUFFIN: Sec., Soph. Homeroom; Pep Squad; Camargo; Showcase '62, '63; French Club; History Club; Biology Club; Homeroom Magazine Sales Chairman; Powder-Puff Bowl; Echo Staff '62; Tower Staff. LYERLY, RALPH T.: National Honor Society,- Treas., French National Honor Society; Pres., Latin Club; French Club; Inter-Club Council; Treas., Sr. Homeroom,- College Day Host; Latin Award; Showcase '62, '63; Tower Staff; Concert Choir; All-County Chorus; Pep Squad Card Section. MACDONALD, MARION LOUISE: Transferred Sr. Year From Woodlawn H.S.; Clef Club; Future Nurses; V.P., German Club; Adv. PI. Biology Club; Tower Staff. MACON, RODNEY: Physics Club; Latin Club; Showcase '62, '63; College Day Host; Concert Choir. MADDOX, WILLIAM: Physics Club; Biology Club. MAIN, PATRICIA: National Honor Society; French National Honor Society; V.P., French Club; Latin Club; Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist; 2nd Place, Southeast Region, National French Exam; Student Council Rep.; Pep Squad Card Section; Tower Staff. MANN, JAMES: Pres., Physics Club; V.P., Walker Chemistry Club; Pres., Sr. Homeroom; National Honor Society; Inter-Club Council; Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist; Forensic Club; Bank Teller. MARKSTEIN, CAROLYN: Sec., Jr. Homeroom; Sec., Sr. Homeroom; Treas., Pep Squad; V.P., Promoters; Student-Faculty Committee,- Camargo,- College Day Hostess; Sec., History Club; Tower Staff; Sr. Who's Who. MARTIN, LARRY WERNER: Boys' Glee Club. 215 MATTHEWS, CLAUDE: Sec., Soph. Homeroom; B-Team Baseball; Varsity Baseball; Pep Squad; Key Club; S Club. MAY, BRENDA GAIL: Camargo; Sec., Soph. Homeroom; Sec., Jr. Homeroom; Home Ec. Club; Future Nurses; Future Teachers. MRS. HILL MAY, KATHY: Intramural Sports; Powder-Puff Bowl; Pep Squad; Bank Teller; Thespian Productions. MAYFIELD, GAIL: Future Teachers; Camargo. McCANDLISS, JOHN KERR McCARN, CHARLES JOHN: Radio Club; Physics Club; Huffman Chemistry Club; 3rd Place, American Jr. Academy of Science Project; Pres., Jr. Homeroom; Associate Editor, Red and Black; Thespian Productions; Showcase '62, '63; Spike Shoe Club; Concert Choir; Ensemble. McCAULEY, ELISE: Pres., Soph. Homeroom; Chaplain, Tri-Hi-Y Club; Treas., Sr. Homeroom; Sec., Board of Directors, SV Savings Bank; Sec., Future Teachers; Chaplain, Future Teachers; Studen Council Rep.; Art Club; College Day Committee,-Powder-Puff Bowl; A.A.S.C. Workshop. McCOOL, SUZANN: Sec.-Treas., Soph. Homeroom,-Sec., Jr. Homeroom; Future Teachers,- Camargo. McCORD, SHERRON: Treas., Student Council; Editor, Red and Black; 1st Alternate, Univ. Hospital Med. Tech. Award; 3rd Place, State Science Fair; V.P., Soph. Homeroom; V.P., Jr. Homeroom; Pres., Biology Club; V.P., Future Teachers; Huffman Chemistry Club; Pep Squad; Sr. Alternate Miss Shades Valley; A.A.S.C. Convention Workshop; College Day; Powder-Puff Bowl; Tower Staff. McCORMICK, MIKE: Huffman Chemistry Club; Red Cross Rep.; B-Team Football; B-Team Baseball. McCUE, MARILEE: Transferred Jr. Year From East Jefferson H.S., N. Orleans,- Pep Squad; Future Teachers. McCULLOCH, MARION ELIZABETH: V.P., Tri-Hi-Y; Chaplain, Huffman Chemistry Club. McCULLOUGH, CHARLOTTE SUE: Home Ec. Club. McDANIEL, MARIETTA BETSY: National Honor Society; Camargo; French Club; Walker Chemistry Club; Pep Squad; Tri-Hi-Y; Future Teachers; Camargo Crews; Thespian Productions; Red Cross Rep.,- Chaplain, Soph. Homeroom,- Red and Black Staff; Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist. McDANIEL, SANDYE: Transferred Sr. Year, Thomas Jefferson H.S., Dallas, Texas,- Future Teachers; Y-Teens; Red Cross Rep.,- Spanish Club. McEWEN, KENNETH: Pres., Radio Club; 1st Prize, Science Fair; 2nd Prize, Science Division, State Fair,- 2nd Prize, Science Fair; Physics Club; Biology Club; Military Affiliate Radio System. McGEEVER, JULIA ANNE: Transferred Jr. Year from John Carroll H.S.; Pep Squad; Bank Teller; Camargo; Home Ec. Club; French Club; Student Council Rep.,- Intramural Sports,- Powder-Puff Bowl; Tower Staff. McGUIRE, PATRICIA CLAYTON: Student Council Rep.,- Act. Chairman, Jr. Homeroom; Act. Chairman, Sr. Homeroom; Intramural Sports; Camargo; Promoters; Pep Squad; Powder-Puff Bowl. MclNTYRE, BILL: Transferred Soph. Year, Coffee H.S.; National Honor Society,- Varsity Football; S Club; Hon. Men., All-County Football. MclNNIS, BETH: Student Council Rep.; Treas., Jr. Homeroom; Biology Club; Huffman Chemistry Club; Future Teachers; Tower Staff. McKERALL, MERRY: Sr. Service,- Camargo; Clef Club; Future Nurses; Intramural Sports. McKIBBIN, JANET: Transferred Jr. Year, James-ville H.S., Syracuse, N.Y.; Walker Chemistry Club; Physics Club; French Club,- Thespians,- Tri-Hi-Y; Red Cross Rep. McKINNON, PAM-. Clef Club; Thespian Productions; Tower Staff. McLEOD, TOMMY: Pres., Sr. Homeroom; Sgt.-at-Arms, Key Club; Treas., Jr. Homeroom; Jr. Class Favorite; Act. Chairman, Soph. Homeroom; B-Team Basketball; Sr. Who's Who. McNEES, LINDA JOYCE: Spanish National Honor Society; Intramural Sports. 216 McPHEARSON, FRANCINE: French Club; Camargo; ’res., Home Ec. Club; Interclub Council; Pep quad; Treas., Soph. Homeroom; V.P., Jr. Home-oom; Sec., Sr. Homeroom; Showcase '62. McPOLAND, MOLLIE McREYNOLDS, ALICE JANE: Camargo; Home Ec. Hub; Future Teachers; Red Cross Rep.; P.T.A. Rep.; .ibrary Rep. MEADE, DEVA MARLENE: French Club; Latin Club; 3.T.A. Rep.; Tower Staff. MEADOWS, BILL: Pres., Jr. Homeroom; V.P., Sr. Homeroom; Varsity Football; B-Team Football; B-Feam Baseball; Varsity Basketball; All-County Football; Sophomore Favorite; Sr. Who's Who. MELTON, ANN: Home Ec. Club. MELTON, JULIE: Treas., Soph. Homeroom; Red Cross Rep. MEREDITH, ELIZABETH ANN: Intramural Sports. MEYER, RICHARD: Art Club; Thespians; Walker Chemistry Club; Physics Club; Radio Club; Showcase '62, '63. MRS. McCALL MILLER, CAROLINE: Home Ec. Club. MILLER, HARRIETT: Red Cross Rep.; Camargo; Sec., Jr. Homeroom; Bank Teller; Tower Staff '62. MILLER, JOHN MOYE: Transferred Jr. Year, West End H.S.; Pres., Soph. Homeroom; Science Club. MILLER, KAREN: National Honor Society; Usherettes; Sec., Jr. Homeroom; V.P., Sr. Homeroom; Promoters; Sec., Pep Squad; Future Teachers; Huffman Chemistry Club; Powder-Puff Bowl. MILLER, LINDA GAY: Library Club; Sgt.-at-Arms, Home Ec. Club; Future Nurses; Bank Teller; Showcase '62, 1 3; Tower Staff. MILLER, PAT: Transferred Jr. Year, Clear Water H.S., Fla.; Huffman Chemistry Club; Track Team; B-Team Basketball; Spike Shoe Club. MILLICAN, JEAN: Future Nurses Club; Home Ec. Club; Library Club. MILLICAN, TOMMY: Pres., Jr. Homeroom; Varsity Football; B-Team Football; Varsity Basketball; S Club. MITCHELL, ANN: Latin Club; Chaplain, Home Ec. Club; Future Nurses; Showcase '62. MOECK, KAREN: Transferred Sr. Year, John Car-roll H.S.; All-State Band; All-County Band; Showcase '63. MONCUS, TOBYE: Student Council Rep.; Home Ec. Club; Library Club; Library Club; Bank Teller; Future Teachers; G.A.C.; Powder-Puff Bowl; Easter Parade; College Day Program. MONTGOMERY, VIOLET ELAINE: French Club; Intramural Sports. MONTGOMERY, VIRGINIA: Student Council Rep.; Camargo; Art Club; Walker Chemistry Club; Intramural Sports; Powder-Puff Bowl. MOON, MARY LINDA: Library Rep.; Sec., G.A.C.; Camargo; Walker Chemistry Club; Latin Club; Intramural Sports; Powder-Puff Bowl. MORGAN, DALE: Cheerleader; Chaplain, S Club; V.P., Soph. Homeroom; Pep Squad; Future Nurses; French Club; Student Council Rep.; Sr. Who's Who. MORGAN, PARK: Forensic Club; Debate Club; B-Team Football; B-Team Baseball. MOSELY, MARGO NELSON, NINA MARIE: Huffman Chemistry Club; French Club; Library Club; Library Rep.; Tri-Hi-Y. NELSON, PAGE: Pres., Soph. Homeroom; Treas., Jr. Homeroom; Home Ec. Club. NELSON, WILLIAM CURRY: Huffman Chemistry Club; French Club. 217 NONIDEZ, WILLIAM: Latin Club; Thespian Productions. NORMAN, CHERYL: Sec., Sr. Homeroom; Sec., Soph. Homeroom; Home Ec. Club; Future Teachers; Camargo; Bank Teller. NUNNALLY, MARY ANN: Sec., Band; All-County Band; Alternate Majorette; All-State Band, Ensemble; Biology Club; Sr. Service; Huffman Chemistry Club; Thespian Productions; Showcase '62, '63; Easter Parade. NUNNELLEY, TOMMY: Pres., Sr. Homeroom; V.P., Soph. Homeroom; B-Team Football; Promoters; Tower Staff; Thespian Productions; Showcase '63. O'DELL, CAROL: Home Ec. Club; College Day Committee,- Thespian Productions. O'KELLEY, NELL: Act. Chairman, Sr. Class; Sec., Soph. Homeroom; V.P., Jr. Homeroom; Act. Chairman, Sr. Homeroom; Sec., Camargo; Sgt-at-Arms, Home Ec. Club; Easter Parade; Sr. Who's Who. ORR, JOHN TRAYLOR: Latin Club; Huffman Chemistry Club; SVHS Band; All-County Band; State Ensemble,- Easter Parade; Showcase '62; Thespian Productions. ORR, RAYMOND: B-Team Baseball; Varsity Baseball. OTWELL, BILL: Easter Parade; Showcase '62; Thespian Productions; B-Team Basketball. PALMER, JOE W.: Transferred Sr. Year, The Gun-ery, Washington, Conn.; Varsity Soccer, Track, Basketball, and Cricket; French Club; Dramatics Club; Automobile Club; Camera Club; Science Club. PARKS, WAYNE: Sec., Gymnastics Club; Gymnastics Team; Ass't Bank Teller; Showcase '62. PASKOWITZ, STEVEN: P.T.A. Rep.; Sec., Forensic Club; Debate Team; Red Cross Rep.; Walker Chemistry Club; History Club; Parliamentarian, Forensic Club; Swimming Team. PATTON, SARA LOUISE: Historian, Thespians; Chaplain, National Honor Society; French National 218 Honor Society; French Club; Sec., Latin Club; Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist; College Day Committee; Speech Arts Award; 1st Place, Interpretive Reading, Barkley Forum; Pres., Soph. Homeroom; Pres., Jr. Homeroom; Showcase '62, '63; Thespian Productions; Co-Editor, Tower, Sr. Who's Who. PAYNE, JACK: Tennis Team; Pep Squad; Sec., Soph. Homeroom; Treas., Sr. Homeroom; Red Cross Rep.; Showcase '62. MR. PARKER PAYNE, WILLIAM WALTER: Biology Club; Huffman Chemistry Club; Track Team; 2nd Place, Mech. Drawing, State Fair. PELHAM, RAY PERKINS, REX: Walker Chemistry Club; Physics Club. PETERS, KENNETH: Varsity Track Team; Varsity Football; B-Team Football; B-Team Baseball; S Club. PHELPS, JOHNNY: Varsity Track Team; B-Team Track; 250 Club; State 100 Mile Club; Spike Shoe Club; S Club; Sec., Jr. Homeroom,- Homeroom Magazine Sales Captain; Concert Choir; Ensemble; All-County Chorus; Student Council Rep.; Thespian Productions; Showcase '63. PHILLIPS, BETH: Treas., Soph. Homeroom; Student Council Rep.; Soph. Homecoming Attendant; Camargo; French Club; Future Teachers; Clef Club; Easter Parade; SV Rep., East-West Bowl; Sr. Who's PUGH, JAMES LAWRENCE: Forensic Club; Debate Team; Huffman Chemistry Club; Tower Staff. Who; Class Musician. PURDY, MARK: Forensic Club. PHILLIPS, HAL: Huffman Chemistry Club; SVHS Band; All-County Band; Student Manager, Band; Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist; Easter Parade,-Showcase '62, '63. QUANSTROM, CONRAD: Transferred Sr. Year, Garland H.S., Garland, Texas; Latin Club; Concert Choir. PIERCE, ROBERT WESLEY: Biology Club; Art Club; Gymnastics Club; Gymnastics Team; B-Team Track; Varsity Track; Spike Shoe Club; Mister Mountie at Basketball Games; Scholastic Art Gold Key; Pep RAINEY, LINDA: Camargo; Home Ec. Club; French Club; Sr. Service. Squad; French Club; College Day Host; Showcase '62. PITTS, EDWARD RATCLIFFE, SAMUEL D.: Key Club; Pep Squad; French Club; Treas., Thespians; Treas., Clef Club; Pres., Sr. Homeroom; Showcase '62, '63; Concert Choir; Sr. Class Musician. POERSCHKE, KATHY: Transferred Jr. Year, R. E. Lee H.S., Jacksonville, Fla.; Camargo; French Club; Historian, History Club; V.P., Jr. Homeroom; Treas., Sr. Homeroom; Pep Squad. RATCLIFFE, SANDRA: Red Cross Rep.; Student Council Rep.; Future Teachers; Biology Club; Clef Club; Thespians; Pep Squad; Concert Choir; Showcase '62, '63. POLHEMUS, RUSSELL: Varsity Track Team; Spike Shoe Club; S Club; State Champion, Shot Put and Discus; Southeastern Shot Put Title Holder. REECE, PATRICIA JEAN: SVHS Band; Art Club; Bank Teller,- Thespian Productions; Easter Parade. PORTER, BRIAN H. REGAL, JANIE: Transferred Jr. Year, Ramsay H.S.; Home Ec. Fashion Show. PORTER, BRUCE W. REID, DENSON POWELL, JAMES EUGENE: V.P., Sr. Homeroom,-Gymnastics Club; Gymnastics Team; Showcase '62. POWELL, JAMES EDWARD: SVHS Band; All-Coun- RHODES, DIANNA CAROL: Head Cheerleader; 1st Alternate, Miss Fire Prevention; V.P., Jr. Homeroom; Sec., Sr. Homeroom; V.P., Sr. Class,- Pep Squad; Class Day Chairman; Promoters; S Club; Inter-Club Council; Sr. Who's Who. ty Band; All-County Orchestra; Pep Squad; Library Club; Library Rep.; Bank Teller; Treas., Jr. Homeroom; Easter Parade; Showcase '62 Tower Staff. POWERS, KAREN: Home Ec. Club; Future Teachers; Homeroom Magazine Sales Captain. RICE, CAROL: Huffman Chemistry Club; National Honor Society; French Club; Adv. PI. Biology Club; Library Club; Library Rep.; Sr. Service,- Tri-Hi-Y; Showcase '62. POWERS, ROBERT LEWIS: National Honor Society; Forensic Club; Regional Science Fair Award; Superior Rating, State Forensic Tournament; French Club; 1st Place, Biology, Science,- 2nd Place, 4-H County Talent Contest. RICH, DON: Pep Squad; Act. Chairman, Sr. Homeroom,- Varsity Basketball; B-Team Basketball; B-Team Baseball; Swimming Team; Cross Country Track Team; S Club; V.P., Walker Chemistry Club; College Day Host; Showcase '62. PRESTON, SAM NEAL: French Club. RICH, MARY ANN: Latin Club; Future Nurses; F.B.L.A. 219 RICHARD, PATRICK: Chaplain, Spike Shoe Club; V.P., Chef Club; Varsity Track; Cross-Country Track; SVHS Band; Bank Teller; Board of Directors, Ass't Cashier, SV Savings Bank; Easter Parade; Showcase '62, '63; Thespian Productions; Concert Choir. RICHARDSON, TOMMY NIX: Pep Squad; B-Team Baseball; Treas., Soph. Homeroom; Treas., Jr. Homeroom. MRS. SHEPPARD RILEY, JOHN FROST: Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist; Physics Club; Key Club; Pep Squad; Pep Squad Card Section; Showcase '62. RIVES, JAMES V.: Treas., Sr. Homeroom; Red Cross Rep.; Pep Squad; B-Team Baseball; B-Team Track; Varsity Track; Spike Shoe Club. ROBERSON, SHERYL ESTELLE: Camargo; Future Teachers; Showcase '62; Clef Club; French Club; Thespian Productions. ROBERTS, REUBEN ROBERTSON, DANNA WILL: Queen of Hearts, '63; Act. Chairman, Soph. Class,- Pres., Jr. Homeroom; Jr. Class Favorite; Head Cheerleader; S Club; Pep Squad; Camargo,- Easter Parade; Showcase '62; V.P., Sr. Homeroom; Chaplain, Promoters; Inter-Club Council. ROBINSON, RED: Pres., Soph. Homeroom; Act. Chairman, Jr. Homeroom; Bank Teller; Physics Club; Thespian Productions; Sr. Who's Who. ROBINSON, WILLIAM A.: Transferred Jr. Year, John Carroll H.S.; Act. Chairman, Sr. Homeroom; Chaplain, Forensic Club; Degree of Merit, State Oratorical Contest; 2nd Place, B'ham News Oratorical Contest. ROGERS, CHARLES: B-Team Baseball; Red Cross Rep.; Huffman Chemistry Club. ROGERS, EDWARD ALLEN: Varsity Football; B-Team Football; Varsity Track; S Club; Sec., Jr. Homeroom,- Red Cross Rep. ROGERS, DOUG: Varsity Track Team; Spike Shoe Club; S Club; State 100 Mile Club; Forensic Club; Showcase '62. ROTHELL, BILLIE SUE: Library Rep.; Future Nurses; Walker Chemistry Club; Adv. PI. Biology Club; Tower Staff; Thespian Productions. ROTHOFF, DAVID: Red Cross Rep.; Physics Club; Huffman Chemistry Club; Biology Club; Swimming Team; Showcase '62. ROWELL, CAROLE DIANNE: V.P., Soph. Homeroom; Student Council Rep.; Pep Squad; Camargo; Future Teachers,- Red and Black Staff; Homeroom Magazine Sales Chairman. ROZELLE, RETHA: Majorette,- Easter Parade,- All-County Band; All-State Band; Showcase '62; French Club; Huffman Chemistry Club. RUFFIN, HARRY: S Club; Manager, Baseball Team; Manager, Basketball Team; Bank Teller; Ass't Red Cross Rep.; Pep Squad; Tower Staff. RUNDLETT, ARDIS JOAN: National Honor Society; Spanish National Honor Society; Physics Club; Latin Club; Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist. RUSSELL, GARY CARL: Varsity Baseball; B-Team Basketball; Red Cross Rep. RUSSELL, PAMELA GENEVA.- Bank Teller; Tri-Hi-Y; Home Ec. Club; F.B.L.A. RUSSELL, SHELIA: Sec., Soph. Homeroom; Clef Club; Camargo Club; Sec., Thespians; Intramural Sports; Showcase '63; 1st Place, Science Fair; 3rd Place, Civitan Oratorical Contest. SALTER, PAUL: Pres., Soph. Homeroom; Pres., Jr. Homeroom; Pres., Sr. Homeroom; Chaplain, History Club; Physics Club; Promoters Club; B-Team Basketball. SAUNDERS, SUE: Home Ec. Club; Future Teachers,-Showcase '62. SAYETTA, RONA BETH: National Honor Society; Biology Club; Walker Chemistry Club; Physics Club; Red Cross Rep.; French Club; National Award, National Council of Teachers of English; Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist. 220 SCHONFARBER, IRVIE ISABEL: Biology Club; Showcase '63. SCOTT, MICHAEL HUGH: Huffman Chemistry Hub; SVHS Band; All-County Band; Easter Parade. SEAY, FRANK MASON: Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist; V.P., Jr. Homeroom; Biology Club; Treas., Walker Chemistry Club; Treas., Physics Club; Library Club. SEELEY, JON: Biology Club; Bank Teller; B-Team Saseball. SELLERS, DOROTHY KAY: Home Ec. Club; Sr. Service. SELMAN, JAMES A.: Treas., Sr. Class; Student Council Rep.; Varsity Track; Spike Shoe Club; Tower Staff; Physics Club; College Day Host; Sr. Who's Who. SESSIONS, LARRY: P.T.A. Rep.; Showcase '62. SETON, NANCY ANN: Transferred Sr. Year from Gulf Park H.S. SEVIER, LANDERS: Treas., Jr. Homeroom; Treas., Soph. Homeroom; 1st Prize, Machine Drawings, State Fair. SEYMOUR, PAT: Concert Choir; Ensemble; Clef Club; Thespian Productions; Showcase '62, '63. SHARPE, LAIRD JACKSON SHAW, WANDA GAY: Soph. Tower Beauty; Alter-late. Miss Fire Prevention; Sec., Home Ec. Club; Sec., Jr. Homeroom; Sec., Sr. Homeroom; College Jay; Pep Squad; Concert Choir; Ensemble; Show-:ase '62. MRS. SNIDER SHIELDS, ROBERT LLOYD, III: College Day Committee; Treas., Biology Club; Walker Chemistry Hub; Physics Club; Concert Choir; Showcase '62, 63; Tower Staff. SHILAND, JUDITH LYNNE: Huffman Chemistry Club; History Club; Latin Club; French Club; Ca-margo; National Honor Society; Bank Teller,- College Day Hostess. SHORES, KATHLEEN SHULMISTER, DENESE: Huffman Chemistry Club; Latin Club; French Club; Sr. Bulletin Board Committee. SIDDLE, MARGARET ELIZABETH: Majorette; SVHS Band; All-County Band; Clef Club; Easter Parade,-Showcase '62, '63; Bank Teller; Home Ec. Club. SIMPSON, GEORGE BLAIR: Pres., Soph. Homeroom,- Treas., Jr. Homeroom,- Red Cross Rep.; Student Council Rep.; Bank Teller; Walker Chemistry Club; Track; Swimming Team; Showcase '62. SIMS, VIRGIL: Treas., Soph. Homeroom; Bank Teller; B-Team Football. SISSON, ANNE CHRISTINE: Sec., Physics Club; Walker Chemistry Club; Library Rep.; Camargo; Powder-Puff Bowl; Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist. SLAUGHTER, CAROL LYNN: Walker Chemistry Club; Physics Club; Latin Club; French Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist. SLOAN, ROBERT AVERY: Showcase '62; Sec.-Treas., Soph. Homeroom; Red Cross Rep. SMITH, BARCLAY: Transferred Jr. Year, Ramsay H.S.; Bank Teller; Act. Chairman, Jr. Homeroom; Camargo; Home Ec. Club; Tower Staff '62. SMITH, GAINES: Pres., SVHS Band; All-County Band; All-State Band; Drum Major; Easter Parade,-Showcase '62, '63; V.P., Jr. Homeroom; Red Cross Rep.,- Thespian Productions. SMITH, JAMES ANDREW: Track; Tennis Team,- Spike Shoe Club; Thespian Productions; Student Council Rep.,- Physics Club. SMITH, JOHN JOSEPH, JR.; National Honor Society; Pres., Soph. Homeroom; Student Council Rep.,- Varsity Baseball; B-Team Baseball; S Club; Key Club; Forensic Club; Sec., Walker Chemistry Club; College Day Committee. 221 SMITH, JULIE: P.T.A. Rep.; Red Cross Chairman; French Club; Camargo; Pep Squad; Showcase '62. SMITH, WARREN: Transferred Jr. Year, Marion Institute. SMITH, WILLARD WHEELER: Pres., Sr. Homeroom; College Day Host; Forensic Club; Pep Squad; Red Cross Rep.; History Club; Spike Shoe Club; Varsity Track; B-Team Basketball; B-Team Baseball; Bank Teller; Biology Club. SOKOL, DIANE: P.T.A. Rep.; French Club; Sr. Service. SOKOL, MALCOLM LEE: Transferred Jr. Year, Ramsay H.S.; Bank Teller; 1st Prize, State Fair; 3rd Prize, Science Fair. SOSNIN, CARL HERSCHEL: Walker Chemistry Club; Degree of Merit, Degree of Honor, Forensic Club; 3rd Place, Barkley Forum; Superior Debater, Howard College; Thespians; Tower Staff; Physics Club; College Day Committee; Showcase '63; Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist. SPARKS, RONALD L: SVHS Band; All-County Band; Easter Parade; Showcase '62. SPEEKER, JAMES STACKHOUSE, SUSAN: Homeroom Magazine Sales Chairman; Tower Staff. STALLINGS, JAMES: Transferred Jr. Year, Ocala H.S., Ocala, Fla.; Varsity Baseball; Key Club; Showcase '62. STANSELL, TOMMY: Ass't Treas., Jr. Homeroom. STAPLETON, KAY: History Club; Home Ec. Club; Intramural Sports. STEPHENS, SANDRA: Parliamentarian, Forensic Club; Concert Choir; Showcase '62. STEPHENSON, CISSIE COMBEST: National Honor Society; Pres., History Club; Treas., History Club; Inter-Club Council; Sr. Service; Tower Staff. STERN, JOE: Huffman Chemistry Club; Bank Teller; History Club; Pep Squad; Easter Parade. STEVENS, PAT: Student Council Rep.; Sec., Jr. Homeroom; V.P., Sr. Homeroom,- Band; All-County Band; All-State Band; Easter Parade,- Showcase '62; Key Club; Thespian Productions. STEVENS, TOM LEWIS: 2nd Place, Mech. Drawing, State Fair. STEWART, BILLIE RUTH: V.P., Soph. Homeroom,-Treas., Jr. Homeroom,- Sec.-Treas., Sr. Homeroom; Library Club; Home Ec. Club; Camargo; Tower Staff; Pep Squad; Showcase '62, '63. AAR. WALKER STEWART, JENNIFER: French Club; Art Club; Thespian Productions; Tower Staff. STIGLER, LEATH: Class Poet; Thespian Conventions; Thespians; Bank Teller; Latin Club; French Club; Sr. Service; Camargo,- Showcase '63. STOPPELBEIN, MALCOLM, JR.: Transferred Jr. Year From Southwest Academy, Atlanta; Varsity Track. STRASZEWICZ, MARGARET MARIANNE: Easter Parade; Future Teachers. STRINGFELLOW, PAULA; P.T.A. Rep.; Act. Chairman, Sr. Homeroom; Pep Squad; Intramural Sports; Powder-Puff Bowl; Easter Parade,- College Day Committee; Camargo; Showcase '62. STRONG, MARY LILLIAN: National Honor Society; Pres., Library Club; College Day Hostess; Inter-Club Council; Sec., Sr. Homeroom; V.P., Soph. Homeroom; Library Representative; Pres., Huffman Chemistry Club; French Club; Camargo. STUCKY, MARY ANN: Act. Chairman, Sr. Homeroom; Sec., Jr. Homeroom; Promoters; French Club; Camargo; Sr. Service; Pep Squad; Bank Teller; P.T.A. Rep.; Intramural Sports; Powder-Puff Bowl; Red Cross Rep.; Easter Parade. 222 ULZBY, JERRY: Act. Chairman, Sr. Homeroom; iec.-Treas., Soph. Homeroom; Sec.-Treas., Jr. homeroom; Red Cross Rep.; Huffman Chemistry Tlub; College Day Committee; Pep Squad; Sr. Vho's Who. A VANN, LEE: Huffman Chemistry Club; Manager, arsity Baseball Team. ALIAFERRO, JOHN: Student Council Rep.; Red 2ross Rep.; French Club; Swimming Team. rATE, PATSY: Cheerleader; S Club; Tower Beau-y; Pres., Soph. Homeroom; Pres., Jr. Homeroom; reas., Sr. Homeroom; Pep Squad; French Club; Promoters; Camargo; Sr. Bulletin Board Com-nittee; Red and Black Staff; Easter Parade; Pow-ier-Puff Bowl. 'AYLOR, LYNN: Sec., Jr. Homeroom; Camargo; ■rench Club; Sr. Service; Tower Staff; Powder-Juff Bowl; Showcase '62. EAGUE, WILLIAM: Class Musician; Red Cross tep.; Gymnastics Club; Walker Chemistry Club. EMPLE, BROOK: Tennis Team; Red Cross Rep.; Jep Squad; Biology Club. THOMAS, CAROLYN: Thespians; Showcase '63; Tri-Hi-Y; Carqargo. THOMAS, JOSEPH EUGENE: French Club; 2nd 3lace, Ala. French Club Convention; SVHS Band; All-County Band; All-State Band; All-County, All-Valley Orchestra; All-State Trombone Quartet and Trombone Solo; All-State Brass Ensemble; Easter 3arade; Showcase '62, '63. THOMPSON, CHARLES AMOS: Physics Club. THOMPSON, JACK: V.P., Sr. Homeroom; Physics Club; Pep Squad. THOMPSON, THOMAS: College Day; Tower Staff. THOMPSON, WAYNE: Biology Club; Radio Club; Physics. THORN, RANDY: Library Rep.; Pep Squad; Camargo Club; Home Ec. Club. TICHANSKY, ALAN: Physics Club; Bank Teller; Art Club; Thespian Productions. TOWNSEND, LANIER: Red Cross Rep.; V.P., Soph. Homeroom; Sec., Jr. Homeroom; Pep Squad; Track; College Day Host. TRICE, BEVERLY: College Day Committee; Bank Teller; Treas., Board of Directors, SV Savings Bank; F.B.L.A.; Future Nurses; P.T.A. Rep. TRUETT, MARTHA: Physics Club; Latin Club; Future Nurses; Showcase '62, '63; Thespian Productions. TUBBS, FRANCES: Chaplain, Soph. Homeroom; Act. Chairman, Jr. Homeroom; Clef Club; Home Ec. Club. TULLY, FRANCES: Cheerleader; D.A.R. Good Citizenship Girl; Sr. Service; Pep Squad; Sec., Promoters; Sec., S Club; Intramural Sports; College Day Hostess; P.T.A. Rep.; V.P., Jr. Homeroom; Pres., Sr. Homeroom; Sec., Sr. Class; Powder-Puff Bowl; Showcase '62; Tower Staff; Red and Black Staff; Sr. Who's Who. TYLER, DONNA: Future Teachers,- Home Ec. Club; Camargo; Red Cross Rep.; Showcase '62. MRS. WHALEY VAUGHAN, CATHERINE LOUISE: Library Club; Library Ass't; Art Club; Home Ec. Club; Bank Teller. VAUGHAN, DAVID: Pres., Jr. Homeroom; V.P., Sr. Homeroom; V.P., National Honor Society; 223 THOMPSON, LAWRENCE Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist; College Day Host; Spike Shoe Club; B-Team Track; Library Rep.; Walker Chemistry Club; Physics Club; Debate Team; Degree of Merit, National Forensic League; Showcase '63; Tower Staff. VICK, ROBERT: 2nd V.P., Student Council; Pres., Inter-Club Council; S.A.S.C. Convention; College Day Host; Key Club; Pep Squad; Track; Spike Shoe Club; Gymnastics Club; Gymnastics Team; B-Team Basketball; Board of Directors, SV Savings Bank; Pres., Soph. Homeroom; Treas., Jr. Homeroom; Red and Black Staff; Student-Faculty Committee. VIEHMAN, WILLIAM CONRAD: Pres., National Honor Society; Pres., Soph. Class; V.P., Jr. Class,- V.P., Soph. Homeroom; Student-Faculty Committee,-Student Council Rep.; Treas., Forensic Club; Chaplain, Key Club; Pep Squad; Inter-Club Council; Physics Club; Varsity Basketball; B-Team Basketball; B-Team Baseball; Debate Team,- College Day Host; Tower Staff; Sr. Who's Who,- Class Prophet; Mr. Shades Valley; Sr. Class Favorite. VOGEL, KAY: Future Teachers; Biology Club; F.B.L.A. WALKER, DRENDA JOYCE: National Honor Society; Student Council Rep.,- Sec., Jr. Homeroom; Treas., Sr. Homeroom; V.P., Future Teachers; Treas., Future Teachers; Art Club; Intramural Sports; Sr. Service; Tower Staff. WALKER, JAMES MICHAEL: Physics Club. WALL, ANNE LEE: Cheerleader; Homecoming Queen; Jr. Attendant, Homecoming Court; Sr. Who's Who,- Jr. Class Sweetheart; College Day Hostess; Pep Squad; S Club; Treas., Promoters; Student Council Rep.; Sec., Soph. Homeroom; Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm.; Tower Staff; Intramural Sports; Powder-Puff Bowl; Easter Parade,- Bank Teller. WALLACE, WALTER LEE: Physics Club; Walker Chemistry Club; Pep Squad. WHITMIRE, BECKY: P.T.A. Rep.; Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee; Red and Black Staff; Library Club; Home Ec. Club. WALLER, LOREN: V.P., F.B.L.A.; Clef Club; Tower Staff. WALLER, ROSEMARY: Library Club; Future Nurses; F.B.L.A. WALTER, BARBARA: French Club; Jr. Achievement; Art Club; Camargo; Bank Teller; Red and Black Staff; Powder-Puff Bowl. WARREN MIKE: Pres., Spike Shoe Club; Act. Chairman, Sr. Homeroom; Treas., Jr. Homeroom; Chaplain, Inter-Club Council; Varsity Track; B-Team Track; S Club; Gymnastics Team,- Gymnastics Club. 224 WATKINS, MILES ABERNATHY, III: Pres., Soph. Homeroom; Pres., Jr. Homeroom; Pres., Sr. Home-oom; Act. Chairman, Jr. Class; Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm.; Pres., Promoters; Showcase '62; Sr. Who's Who; Class Statistician; Inter-Club Council. WATSON, LINDA: Treas., F.B.L.A.; Intramural Sports. WATT, RICHARD BRUCE: National Forensic League,-Debate Team. WEBER, JOANN: Biology Club; F.B.L.A.; Latin Club. WEIL, RICHARD WEINSTEIN, LYNN: Homeroom Magazine Sales Captain; Pep Squad; Intramural Sports; Sr. Ser- ice; College Day Hostess; French Club; Future Hurses; Powder-Puff Bowl; Tower Staff. WEINSTEIN, RICKY: Varsity Baseball; Gymnastics Team; Showcase '62. WELDON, GAYLE: Spanish National Honor Society; Treas., SVHS Band; All-County Band; All-State Sand; Tower Staff. WELDON, LINDA LEE: V.P., Soph. Homeroom; Fu-ure Teachers. WESSON, PATTY: Future Teachers; Pep Squad; 3.A.C.; Clinic Ass't; Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee; Red tnd Black Staff; College Day Committee; Home :c. Club; Easter Parade; Intramural Sports; Tower Staff; Powder-Puff Bowl. WESTBROOK, JAMES: Red Cross Rep.; Thespian ’reductions. WESTBROOK, RAYMOND: Bank Teller. WHITE, HADEN COLLIER: Showcase '62; Radio Club. WHITE. KATHRYN LAVELL: Treas., Soph. Homeroom; Sec., Sr. Homeroom; Future Teachers; Sec., Huffman Chemistry Club; Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee,-College Day Hostess; Tower Staff. WHITEHURST, VIKI ANGELA: Transferred Sr. Year, Bainbridge, Ga.; School Newspaper; Cheerleader; Home Ec. Club; Dramatics Club; Library Club; Tri-Hi-Y. WHITEIS, DAVID: Physics Club. WHITNEY, MARY EILEEN: Thespians; Intramural Sports; F.B.L.A. WIDENER, TERRY ELLEN: National Honor Society; French Club; Huffman Chemistry Club; SVHS Band; All-County Band; Easter Parade; Showcase '62, '63; College Day Hostess. MRS. WILSON WILKINSON, WANDA LEE: Camargo; Thespians; Act. Chairman, Jr. Homeroom. WILLEN, ELIZABETH JOY: Camargo Club; Home Ec. Club; Easter Parade; Future Nurses; V.P., Jr. Homeroom. WILLHELM, LINDA JEAN: Thespian Productions; Easter Parade; Showcase '63; SVHS Band; All-County Band; All-County Band; Bank Teller. WILLIAMS, ANTOINETTE: Home Ec. Club; Camar-go. WILLIAMS, FRANCES MARILYN: Home Ec. Club; Future Teachers; Red Cross Rep. WILLIAMS, JEAN CAROLE: Transferred Sr. Year, Talledega H.S.; Tri-Hi-Y; Tab Club; Sports Club; Camargo; Rep. to Youth Council, Jacksonville College. WILLIAMS, LYNN HUGHES: National Honor Society; Spanish National Honor Society; Future Teachers; Camargo; Sr. Service. WILLIAMS, MARSHA LAURETTE: Thespian Pro- ductions; Student Council Rep.; Home Ec. Club; Red and Black Staff. WILLIAMS, MARY PAT: Future Teachers; History Club; Pep Squad; Intramural Sports; Sr. Service; Red Cross Rep.; Red and Black Staff; Tower Staff. WILLIS, JOAN: Pres., Future Teachers; V.P., Inter-Club Council; Spanish National Honor Society; V.P., Jr. Homeroom; Treas., Sr. Homeroom; College Day Hostess; Sr. Service. WILLIS, RODNEY STEPHEN: Tennis Team; Clef Club; Thespian Productions. WILSON, DONALD THOMAS: SVHS Band; Easter Parade; Chaplain, Thespians; History Club; Showcase '63. WILSON. GLORIA GENE: Camargo; Home Ec. Club; V.P., Soph. Homeroom; V.P., Sr. Homeroom; Pep Squad; Sr. Service; Showcase '62. WILSON, MARYDEL LEE: Student Council Rep.; Camargo; G.A.C.; Intramural Sports; Powder-Puff Bowl; Pep Squad; Ass't Bank Teller; Library Rep. WIND, ANDREA: Future-Teachers; Future Nurses; Sr. Service; Pep Squad. WINFORD, BENNY FRANKLIN: Pres., Jr. Homeroom; Sec., Sr. Homeroom; Varsity Baseball; S Club; Varsity Football; Most Improved Player Award; King Twirp '62. WINGO, WILLIAM HOWARD: Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist; Physics Club; Latiri Club; Thespians; Showcase '62, '63. WINKLER, SALLY ANN: Library Rep.; Co-Chairman, Dental Clinic Ticket Sales; V.P., Corresponding Sec., Thespians; Thespians Conventions; Red and Black Staff; Tower Staff; College Day Committee; Clef Club; Concert Choir. WOOLEY, JANITH: Student Council Rep.; Home Ec. Club; College Day Committee; Pep Squad; Tower Staff; Red and Black Staff. WRIGHT, VIRGINIA KATHLEEN: National Honor Society; Latin Club; French Club; Physics Club. WUEHRMANN, JANET LINDA: Pres., Sr. Homeroom; Act. Chairman, Jr. Homeroom; V.P., Usherettes; Soph. Tower Beauty; Sr. Bulletin Board Comm.; Treas., Huffman Chemistry Club; French Club; Intramural Sports; Showcase '63; Thespian Productions; Pep Squad; Tower Staff. WURTELE, HENRY: Pres., Soph. Homeroom; Act. Chairman, Sr. Homeroom; Key Club. WYATT, JAMES: Student Council Rep.; B-Team and Varsity Track; Spike Shoe Club; S Club. WYPER, ANDY: Track Team; Clef Club; Pep Squad; Jr. Achievement. YARBOROUGH, LAYTON EUGENE: Transferred Jr. Year, Murphy H.S., Mobile, Ala. YEAGER, THOMAS EDWARD, JR.: Varsity Track Team; B-Team Track; Cross-Country Track; Spike Shoe Club; S Club. YIELDING, DOROTHY: Sec.-Treas., Soph. Homeroom; Sec.-Treas., Jr. Homeroom; Future Teachers; Camargo. 226 YIELDING, HOOD: Act. Chairman, Soph. Homeroom; P.T.A. Rep.; Powder-Puff Bowl; Pep Squad; Camargo; French Club. YOMTOV, BERNARD D.: Debate Team; Forensic Club; Degree of Merit, National Forensic League; Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist; Student Council Rep.; Bank Teller; College Day Host; Walker Chemistry Club; V.P., Physics Club; Showcase '62. ZAROVSKY, SUSAN MICHELE: Red Cross Rep. ZINSER, MARY KATHERINE: Future Nurses. ZIRKELBACH, FRED W. 227 SV senior Bill Boblnson is very active in Junior Achievement in the Birmingham area. ganization which I shall call the John Doe Society. The offspring of increased pressure for membership in school, community and social activities, members can be identified either by their comformity to accepted standards or by conformity to their own brand of nonconformity. By devoting only a small amount of effort to each purpose in a large variety of activities, they accomplish nothing. In fact, everyone is trying to do the same thing. The group is like a vagabond, in that it does neither harm nor good. However, the most outstanding characteristic of this society is that membership is not desirable. Its appeal is similar to that of a cold. The cold germs threaten everybody, but few people carry out the pre- Salutatory Address A commencement exercise is not merely the beginning of a transition from high school to college. It signifies more than the end of twelve years of necessary education and the first chance to accomplish something on one's own. Tonight is one of the few remaining traditions. It is putting on a cap and gown, marching past the eyes of proud parents and friends, taking in some valuable lesson from the commencement speech, and with jubilant heart receiving the diploma, a concrete reward of earnest study and hard work. We, the Class of 1963, welcome all of you as tonight you share this experience with us. The majority of us will be confronted by a bid for membership in an unambitious, listless or- scribed preventive measures. To fight for the freedom of our personalities is to take an unswerving stand for individualism. During the past three years we have been given the opportunity to express our opinions and to try out our originality. By discussing all sides of current and past issues we have become more liberal in our outlook while our minds have been forming some basic convictions. On the basis of this preliminary background, it is our duty to society to employ our minds and imaginations to the fullest, to encourage the individualist, and to follow consistently the path that has been set before us, with eyes firmly fixed upon our ultimate goal. 228 Valedictory Address Ambition suggests personal advancement or preferment as its end and may be thought of as good or bad. The inability to classify ambition as either one or the other arises because, through personal advancement is said to be the end, the means to the end eludes any one definition. The means to the end—Machiavelli in his book THE PRINCE gives the impression that means do not matter. In his chapter Those who come to power by crime, he discusses ambitious men who have committed the most atrocious cruelties to gain power and ends by advising them on how best to retain their power. Machiavelli's guidebook is entirely didactic; it was never intended to embrace any but those for whom ambition is the sole raison d'etre and to whom other people are of absolutely no concern. Every senior in every high school has proved himself ambitious by working toward graduation. And, he is sincerely grateful to each faculty member for the chance to prove his ambition with a measure of education. He has learned to dislike Machiavellian standards if only because he may be hurt by them. However, there are several things which he may not fully realize. There are in this class alone 532 ambitious people with their own faces, their own ideas, their singular emotions, and habits, pretenses, excuses, rationalizations, desires. We have not all the same potential, but it is as if we had equal shares in a legacy which gives to each human dignity and the right to try. To pursue our interests is important but to tolerate the ambitions of another even if they are conflicting is equally important. We are supposedly civilized, but we cannot claim this distinction if we reduce a peer in order to give ourselves the appearance of advancement or if we treat another with contempt because he is unnecessary to us or because he makes a good stepping stone. Caesar was slain because of his ambition; Lincoln is praised and emulated for his; yet Machiavelli says the means of ambition does not matter. Because I think it does, I would like to end with a paragraph from Night Flight by Antoine de Saint-Exupery: One day an engineer had remarked to Riviere, as they were bending above a wounded man, beside a bridge that was being erected: Is the bridge worth a man's crushed face? Not one of the peasants using the road would ever have wished to mutilate this face so hideously just to save the extra walk to the next bridge. The welfare of the community, the engineer had continued, is just the sum of individual welfares and has no right to look beyond them. And yet, even though human life may be the most precious thing on earth, we always behave as if there were something of higher value than human life u 229 Historian Speech Histories of high school classes always seem to begin with a description of the shy, awkward sophomore year; however, as I recall our. first year at Shades Valley, I am positive that we were models of poise in our new surroundings. We made ourselves known very quickly as we were a large class of 709, the exact number predicted by Jimmy Mann, with the aid of his slide rule, at the age of five. Instead of losing the confidence we had acquired at Junior high, we merely kept adding more as we entered classes and activities with enthusiasm. We were amazed and excited by the new teaching techniques and the extensive curriculum. For those of us who studied a foreign language, the new language laboratories offered the most advanced learning methods. It would not be a truly complete history of our class unless some of the fads were included. In addition to knowing our assigned spelling lessons our sophomore year, we learned, outside the classroom, that a girl or boy was t-u-f-f, not t-o-u-g-h. Ringed purses were also labeled as 'bout cool. The leaders of our class began to emerge as we elected Bill Viehman sophomore class president. He and Clint Bolte, the vice president, worked out a fine arrangement. They merely changed positions our junior year, Clint becoming president, and Bill vice president. By taking leading roles in Thespian productions, by becoming more active in sports, and by distinguishing ourselves in studies, we became more outstanding in school life. The Showcase of 1962 will not easily be forgotten. Many of us became involved with either its writing or its acting. To our delight, it was a tremendous success. Our roots at Shades Valley not only grew deeper, but they also spread in many directions. We learned that school spirit included upholding Valley's reputation in all fields. The junior year rages were charm bracelets, un- rivaled in their importance. For a while though, it looked as if scarab bracelets or circle pins might win first place. It also seemed that some girls were taking the advertisement Only Her Hairdresser Knows too seriously. The student council election in the spring was another high point. The campaign for Larry Dumas, student council president, was overwhelming, to say the least. With that election our class began to realize what lay ahead in the senior year. Clubs chose new officers, and the weight of responsibility was clearly in our hands. This year we have truly flourished. After we elected Bob Kerr president of the class and then received our class rings, nothing could daunt us. In football, Co-Captains Chris Collins and Benny Winford, with other husky Mounties, led us to an 8-1-1 record. We won an exciting homecoming game, the first time since our arrival at Valley. We also triumphed at the Dental Clinic and as a reward, the football team and the cheerleaders 230 went to New Orleans for the Sugar Bowl. Our basketball team also played hard, leading us on to victory. The College Day Program, greatly expanded, was headed very efficiently by Clint Bolte, with Jo Ann Hess as a co-chairman. Although we, as seniors, had nearly decided what college we wished to attend, the plan proved very informative. Dramatically, we had many aspiring actors who learned the tools of their trade from the capable direction of Mrs. Walker. Musically, we sang and played loudly and clearly. Our band, led by Gaines Smith, Drum Major, had the high honor of being invited to play in the Alabama Inaugural Parade. Our football games would not have been the same without their spirited music. The concert choir also added much to our enjoyment with their various concerts given during the year. Showcase of 1963 required the combined efforts of the dramatic, musical, and art departments, and the wholehearted support of the student body. Elise McCauley drew the winning advertisement, used as publicity for the production, Wonderful Town. A musical comedy is always difficult to coordinate, yet Wonderful Town exceeded everyone's hopes for success. Intellectually, we took great strides. The science and math classes of Mrs. Huffman, Miss Whaley, Mr. Walker, and Mr. Clements were well-populated, at least the first semester! Our large number of National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalists is another achievement of which we should be proud. Most significant though is the fact that we have produced not mere pedants but promising scholars. Our senior parties should not be omitted. At our Christmas party, we could not decide which of the two bands was the better. The Senior Prom will also be a happy memory along with the swimming party. I know that we hope our class gift will be enjoyed by many future senior classes, for it was the painting of the seventeen senior homerooms. Money was also donated toward a trophy case, new curtains for the auditorium stage, and the P.T.A. scholarship. As our last year at this school draws to a close, our self-assurance is such that we could almost call Mr. King Sky. Notice, I said almost. It was a privilege to write our class history because as I wrote, I became more and more aware of what we had accomplished. I saw with pride how effectively the varied interests of our fellow students combined for the good name of the Senior Class of 1963. Susan Levin Class Historian 231 not working, resulting in the prize utterance from the office, We are having trouble with the intercoms so any room not receiving this announcement, please notify us at once. Colored socks used to be permissible only when left in the bureau drawer. This year, colored Gold Cup socks became the rage, and 15,647 different ones were worn to school. That comes to a grand total of 7,323.5 pairs. (Ooops!) Incidentally, by careful rotation of his 10 pairs of Gold Cups, Avery Sloan has not worn white socks a single day this year. The terrible after-school traffic problem remains just that ... a problem! 953 scraped fenders, 245 dirty looks, and 722 angry words were exchanged this past year. To add to the general confusion in maneuvering, 76 gaping potholes have appeared in the back parking lot. All in all, the simple act of leaving school is, at best, a courageous venture. Statistician’s Speech Webster defines the word statistics as the science which deals with the collection, classification, and use of numerical facts or data, bearing on a subject or matter. Well ... all right. Here I sit, sharpened pencil in one hand, slide rule in the other, and Univac in the corner, to bring you the official statistics of the 1963 Shades Valley Seniors, guaranteed to be 99 and 44 100% accurate. Jimmy Westbrook has been absent 53 days this year, and left school early an additional 39 times. Anyone wishing to contact him. though, will find him at Areail's Drug Store between 3:00 and 5:00 P.M., day in and day out, rain or shine. 2,952 genuine Gant shirts were worn to school this year, and of those, playful girls and jealous boys tore the loops off 77, INCLUDING THE LOOP ON MY LONE GANT! For 5 days, 17 of the school's intercoms were The second six-weeks of school, Billy Given made 2.85 gallons of beer for his Physics project. Still profiting from his newly acquired knowledge, he is the (moon) shining example of learning can be fun! The newly organized card section at the football games tried hard. By estimating all the conceivable combinations possible, it has been calculated that, by the Law of Averages, at least once in the next 12,492,376,481 tries they will form a legible GO TEAM. Congratulations must go to Chris Collins who, in 3 years at Valley, has broken in the lunch line 534 times and has been caught only 4 of those times. The lunchroom bouncer Mrs. Leake, has caught 3061 other unfortunate line breakers this year and sent them back past a total of 55,098 people to the end of the line. The frequently heard announcement, A late 232 school bus has just arrived. Teachers please admit . . . etc. etc. ' has been made on 182 occasions this year. Seems rather odd, but 99.788$- of the bus breakdowns occurred on the way TO school, while only 0.211% occurred LEAVING school. Jim Califf used 746 dabs of Brylcream this past year, averaging 2.04 dabs per day. He snowed 28 girls and ended up going steady with Guynelle Dillard. Watch it now, just a little dab will do ya. The 527 Seniors of Shades Valley all have assigned auditorium seats. Yet, 72 were absent the day of assignment, 261 were not listening, 148 promptly forgot, 42 preferred other seats and moved. Of the 4 remaining Seniors, 3 know exactly where their assigned seats are, and the other one has yet to find the auditorium. For whom the bell tolls—the school bell to end or begin classes has rung 3,928 times this year, interrupting 62 of Miss Whaley's pop tests, 104 naps, 78 budding hallway romances, and considerably shortened 1,570 lunches. The ringing of the bell has also resulted in 6,677 detention halls. We Seniors sold magazine subscriptions amounting to $7,432.53, $5,678.21 to our parents and the remaining $1,754.32 to grandparents, aunts, uncles, and next-door neighbors. Funniest thing, but the rumor that the baseball team might play 3 games in Florida resulted in an unheard of 1048 boys signing up. Twirp Week was full of good statistics. At the Slave Auction, Frank Patterson was bought for $72.84, which must be some sort of record. Looking at it from another angle though, that comes to 44c a pound, a pretty good bargain these days. Sixty-five girls bravely played in the Powder-Puff Bowl. Various ones suffered a total of 225 broken fingernails, 65 ruined bouffant hairdos, 3 pulled muscles, and 1543 bruises. Speaking of the Presidential program for Physical Fitness, we students have 35 minutes between classes to walk an average of 10.8 miles per day! Some interesting miscellaneous statistics gathered were: Fred Boswell has flexed all 128 of his muscles in unison 404 times this school year; Jim Selman has flashed his darling dimples on 377 occasions; and Pat Stevens has worn dark glasses 365 days this year. I sincerely appreciate the opportunity to bring you these figures of your high school life and hope each of you succeed in whatever you may attempt to do. Miles Watkins 233 Eddie Finch, Class Lawyer, 1963 Beth Philips leave their abounding ability to flirt with any; and every boy to Pat Ryder, Lynn Finch, Judy Lanier, Lynn Gregory, and Terry Hazzard. Billy Viehman leaves his basketball shoes to Cannonball Brown in hopes that he will wear them well. The Fabulous Frenchman and his red-on-head good buddy Larry likewise leave their football shoes to Tommy Hill, Buddy Hawkins, and Mike Stanberry. Anne Wall leaves her ability to win beauty contests to Carleton Lackey. The three musketeers leave a slightly broken nose (it was bad enough before that. Bob), a pair of massive legs (Chris Collins), and a bark (Bill Meadows alias the bulldog) to anyone who dares to try to duplicate them. Tommy McLeod's book. It's Best to Keep Them in Separate Schools, goes to Mary Clair McMeans. The first period honors class leaves Miss Mackey to guide those who follow us along an honorable path. Sharon Johnson, Clint Bolte, Billy Viehman, and Doug Arendall leave their good citizenship records to Richard McPhearson, Duans Coshatt, and George Morgan in hopes that they will carry on the traditions they have left behind. 234 The Last Will and Testament WE, the Senior Class of 1963, of Shades Valley High School do hereby make and declare this to be our last will and testament in form and manner as follows: To the Class of 1964 we bestow our richest treasures, our many senior privileges. First, there is the right to try to leave the auditorium first and then there is . . . well, there are too many to mention; so we shall now proceed to the personal bestowals which have been awarded to the individuals with complete consideration to the fitness of the recipient. Bob Kerr, Benny Winford, Joe Hall, and Mr. Parker leave a small per cent (but a large quantity) of their snow to Jim Waitzman, Joe Benson, and Frankie Patterson. Tearfully, Dana Robertson, Warren Bailes, and Mike Batchelor leave Chuck Boswell, Mike Stanberry, and Michele Crow the hope that the future seniors will keep away from them. Chris Collins, Tommy Faulkner, Henry Wurtle, Jimmy Westbrook, and even Jimmy Hard leave behind Charley Fisher, Nicky Pounds, Hugh Alford, and Bill Trotter, and others to struggle through another year at dear old Valley. Patsy Tate, Holly Joyner, Diana Rhodes, and The Key Club Seniors leave Coach Long to those who will further his education in parliamentary procedure. Brenda Lind, Lee Wilson, Patti McGuire, and Lynn Weinstein leave their football abilities to future Valley stars Barbara Bresler, Joanie Aarons, Carolyn Ruffin, and Ginny Anderson. Judy Shiland, Virginia Lavallet, and Muffin Luks leave their collapsible locker to Mr. Burgett. Jim Selman leaves his suthern drawl to Norman Secor. Joe Jones and Tommy Hoover leave their gold-cuppers, Gants, Madras, and Weejins to Lee Hilbert, Bill Brawer, and Keith Myers; likewise Carolyn Markstein and Susan Lindstrom leave their exquisite tastes to Julie Welch, Elizabeth McDavid, and Nan Tucker. Last but not least, we the Seniors leave Shades Valley, a place of many memories, pleasant and unpleasant, to those who follow. We may not realize it but it will become evident later that we are giving up a most treasured possession. In witness whereof; We the Class of 1963 have set our hand and seal on this our last will and testament. Class Poem THOSE WONDERFUL YEARS Now we are leaving, We're looking ahead. One day we'll be turning These pages instead Remember those wonderful sophomore years. Bringing back memories with laughter and tears? Getting to know you could have been our theme song. The halls were immense and directions all wrong And up in the tower sat the Shades Valley choir. Raising their voices higher and higher, Trying to drown out the band who played louder, and the current rage was space —that was outer. Then the respect of the whole school rose As we became Juniors, Although there were those Who didn't. Pep rallies, football games, basketball, and such, Homework, exams, Really so much Was crammed into those happy, hectic hours, We hardly had time for our daily showers. (except sometimes—it was absolutely necessary.) As Seniors I must say we've done pretty well. Now we own the school ... I guess you can tell. Proms and class parties we look forward to. Passes and detention halls are part of it, too. (and speaking of two . . . that's how many Senior privileges we have left.) Raccoon collars are really the thing We wear them in summer, winter or spring. But all of this nonsense is getting me down. I really feel sad and I don't want to clown. Here at Shades Valley, friends we have been, Friends we will part, and as friends meet again. We leave you Shades Valley, happy and free, But never fear, Valley, we won't forget thee. Memories of thee will haunt us forever, Giving us pleasure, unhappiness never. And someday. Shades Valley, your luck you will see In having such a GRAND class as old '63. 235 Senior Class Prophecy 1962-1963 Let me gather my tea leaves, fortune cookies, and crystall ball and I will attempt to foretell the future. It seems Shades Valley was the stepping stone for many successful businessmen and women. Nicky Greenwood is a popcorn vender at basketball games; Jim Califf and Bill Teague sell guitar strings, usually to themselves; Warren Bailes sells leaches In the same pet store where Anne Sisson sells turtles; and Jimbo Hall, Elise McCauley, Lynn Weinstein, Howard Green, and Kathleen Haigler are still trying to sell ads for the TOWER. Speaking of selling, Sherron McCord has a few hundred copies of the RED and BLACK to sell. The business world has not recovered from Carl Sos-nin, a retired multi-billionaire at the age of 28 (He made his money by selling his conceit). Dianna Rhodes made her money by selling the formula for the pep pills she must have taken in high school. In the literary world, we see the Top Ten reading list boasts many books written by Valleyites. The best sellers are, The Art of Breaking a Foot by Katherine Boone; My Care Free World by Susan Levin; Calories Do Count by Helen Edson. Several books have been rewritten by Valley grads. Susanna Benedict revised Robert's Rules of Order, due to her experience with the Pep Squad. Tommy Haggerty has rewritten the economics book to include all the what nots, and the Merit Scholarship Test was rewritten by Ardis Rundlett. Kathy Henry, designing women's clothes, is a boon to the fashion circle. Her top model is Nell O'Kelly who gained her fame in a high school fashion show. Their firm caters to such Best Dressed Women as Susan Lindstrom, Carolyn Markstein, Judy Shiland, and Jo Ann Hess. These women also are the customers of two successful hair stylists. Hood Yeilding and Betsy Acton. Ronnie Egge and Tommy Hoover, the tops in the men's fashion world, have added a dozen new colors to their sock collection. On the political side we see, why yes, the redhead, Larry Dumas occupying the rocking chair. His touch football team includes Bill McIntyre, Ken Peters, Grant Murphree, and Benny Winford. They have lost every game because of their coaching by George Babakitis and Mike Batchelor, a Y.M.C.A. veteran. The pretty cheerleaders are Dale Morgan and Patsy Tate. Larry has hired lawyer Eddie Finch to advise him on the gambling racket set up by Jack Payne, Bill Given, Murry Dixon, and George Simpson. However, due to the efficient police force of Van Krebs, Gary Griffith, Holly Joyner, Marsha Currie, and Kay Staple-ton, law and order is insured. A real problem is the gang. Paul Salter, Harry Ruffin, Walter Wallace, Paula Stringfellow, and Mary Pat Williams decided to band together after seeing West Side Story. The stage is not lacking talent. Because of her part in the Christmas party for Kjeld, Danna Robertson has been signed to a starring roll at Disneyland. The T.V. world has a new program, C.A. and the Boys starring Clint Bolte, Paul Cunningham, Tommy Hooten, and Bill Smith. The medic show has returned with Doctor Ben Davies and his efficient staff of nurses, Drenda Walker, Marsha Burgin, Ruth Grant, and Connie Braswell. It is the task of the crew to care for the anemic patients Joe Beacham, Jim Powell, and Tommy Nunnelley. The Fine Arts profits from a good group of stars which includes Beth Phillips playing the piano, and Virginia Lavallet and Pat Acton signing ballet contracts. The stage is experiencing wonderful performances by Sam Ratcliffe, Shelia Russell, and Don Wilson. Don hopes silent movies come back since he lost his voice in a high school play. I see a talent scout saw the production, The Man Who Came to Dinner, and signed Janet Wuehrmann for the movie Cleopatra Part II, I see she was type cast again. The stars of the en- 236 tertainmenf world are the Three Stooges ' Chris Moe Collins, Bob Curly Kerr, and Bill Larry Meadows. It is all their manager Patti McGuire, can do to keep them in line. Bill Anderson is the M.C. on a new comedy show, hosting such greats as laughing Edwin Eldredge, smiling Miles Watkins, and Muffin Luks. Donny Andrews tried T.V. but he talked so slowly that the commercials interrupted his sentence. He is now perfecting his 1,001 other ways to make a million. The future holds great promise for the record industry. Smash hits are I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles, by Wanda Shaw; Roadrunner, by Jimmy Westbrook; and the top pop, The Pitter-Patter of Dancing Feet, by Don Rich. Athletes? Shades Valley produced the greatest. Margo Mosely and Page Nelson are the world's best women's wrestling team; while Jimmy Hard has reached great heights as a boxer, getting his start in a Sophomore P.E. class. Mike Warren, Allen Rogers, and Tex Hawley have run farther and faster than anyone, and as soon as they are found, they will receive their award. Gina Montgomery has added another charm to her bracelet for Best Volleyball Player, while Guynelle Dillard is another of those terrible Georgia Tech football players. Margaret Evans is training the Olympic Swimming team headed by Jack Barnacastle, while Frances Tully is the water skiing coach. Retha Rozelle, retired baton twirler, is looking for a method of removing the baton she glued to her fingers. I see several Valleyites have made unique collections. Sharon Johnson has collected 101 honors for her many assets; Joy Willen has collected 333 different hair styles; and Jesse Baucom has gathered 59 broken drum sticks. Jimmy Hill, Jumping Jack Riley, and Johnny Phelps have received many awards for being such dedicated fans. After their stay at Shades Valley, Ernest Clement and Johnny Smith have gained 6 college degrees each, while David Vaughan has collected 21 college applications. (It seems he can't make up his mind where, how, or when he will make his fortune.) While on the subject of collections, I see Bobby Vick has dated 35 lovesick girls. This and other worlds have seen the Valley travelers. Doug Arendall, Sally Patton, Vicki Eldredge, and Mary Alice Hollis have searched for a place that doesn't publish an annual. This is an age of speed, as Pat Cobb and Nancy Green have made a round trip to Indian Springs in 30 minutes. Billy Ruth Stewart has taken driving lessons from Bill Trotter so she can go to the University on an I'm going to the library excuse. Lyle Key is a very happy engineer ... a train engineer, that is. However, since there isn’t a railroad line to Auburn, Suzanne McCool, Patty Wesson, and Iris DeShazo are still looking for rides. Our travelers have reached Africa, home of the new Tarzan, Fred Boswell. Missionary Massey Gentry has set up Morning Watch already. (I see Lee Gallman has the natives standing and singing!) The deep woods abound with hunters. Charles Feigner is searching for vultures; Red Robinson is searching for girls; Byrne Abele and Charles Horn are shooting crows; and Dan Fulton is shooting the bull. To further Valley's friendly spirit, Susan Craig and Martha Crais are our goodwill ambassadors to outer space, while Anne Wall is in Alaska selling refrigerators to the Eskimos . . . (Who could refuse???) Grady Lloyd and Joe Sandy Lane Hall are now residing in Panama City. Travel has done wonders for some people. Martha Ellen Ensey can now cover the world and visit her fans. Expanding to the Middle East, I see Tommy McLeod, Henry Wurtele, Pierre Tourney, and Larry Holt have gone into business for themselves, owning and operating a night club. In the other world, I see that Ray Edwards has brought his own radio station to the nearby planets, and Buddy Edwards is shipping out Care packages of chewing gum. It's hard to see such a distant future, but I see a new faculty at Shades Valley. Bill Burgess has taken Mrs. Leake's job in the lunchroom; Bill Fitz-gibbon is a progressive new Physics teacher; Joel Heffler is teaching Solid; Mary Ann Stucky has replaced Mrs. Daniels and has her own stop watch; the Home Ec. department is under the direction of Gloria Wilson,- and Kjeld Grarup is teaching people how to pronounce his name. 237 Speaking of teaching, Cathy Duff and Barbara Baldock are having great success teaching the boys how to talk with a Northern accent, however, they are having a little difficulty getting Jim Selman to change Fiis slow drawl. I can safely say the future holds many changes. The dictionary will be revised so that I.B.M. will stand for Ingrid (Kraus), Bernard (Yomtov) and Mann (Jimmy). However, their competitor, Jimmy Grigsby, considers it crip and does the computations in his head. It is an easy matter to tell from my sooth-saying equipment that the future holds the answer to the many dreams and desires. However I don't need a Ouija board or a crystal ball to see that the Class of 1963 will be a great success. I wish the best of luck to each of you. BILL VIEHMAN Claw Prophet 238 Bill Viehman Class Prophet CLASS MUSICIANS BETH PHILLIPS—Piano SAM RATCLIFFE-Voice BILL TEAGUE-Goitar WE We, the young, are a question which seems to have no answer. We are self entered and selfish, and yet terribly concerned with the Problems of Mankind. We want to fly high and far away from the bonds of childhood, but we cling to their security and warmth. We are often bored—except in those Rare and aching moments when all the Wonder of Living surprises and overwhelms us. When this happens, in the magic of our own personal revelation, we think we hold all Knowledge in our hands. We are all looking for Something- Something unnamed and indefinable but worthwhile and wonderful and we will know it when we find it . . . And sometimes we don't even want to find it, really, for then the excitement of the search is gone. We are tired of being called the World Leaders of Tomorrow, for Ours is a world of the present, but we are convinced that we have the answers for the future. We are a question which seems to have no answer. . . but We, the young, in spite of doubts and contradictions, possess a Wisdom infinitely greater than anyone else can know, and Greater than we shall ever know again. 239 Juniors Junior Class Officers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Activities Chairmen JIM HUTTO FRANK PATTERSON DONNA DAVENPORT RICK MIDDLETON GEORGE DAILY DIANNE HOOTEN SEATEO: Donna Davenport, Jim Hutto, Dianne Hooten STANDING: George Daily, Rick Middleton, Frank Pafterton 240 Anne Acton Jerry Acton Carolyn Adams Dana Adams Barbara Jane Alders Hugh Alford Wilbur Allen Jay Alsbrooks Gail Alverson Jay Alvis Judy Anderson Kathy Anderson Margaret Andrews Phil Andrus Missy Angell Laura Ardillo Joy Armstrong Kay Armstrong Judy Arnold Connie Ashley Bill Ashton Lucy Ashton Cynthia Atkerson Alice Atkins Bob Atkins David Atkins Linda Atkinson Martha Backus Rita Bailey Sheila Bailey Eberle Baker Lee Barco William Barker Gwyndolyn Barnard Connie Jay Barrington Brenda Ann Bearden Judith Bearden Patricia Bearden Irving Beiman Dick Bell Joe Benson Donald Bentz Maxine Bergeron Ann Lloyd Berry William Thomas Berry Delia Ann Best Sue Diane Betras Brenda Gail Billingsley Rosemary Bishop Ellinor Black Clara Mae Blacknall Cecil Carl Blackwell Mike Allen Blake Barbara Joan Blatt Bruce Blatzner Michael Bohannon Vernice Kay Boles Rita Jeanne Bomar Evelyn Ann Bonds Cheryl Leigh Bonnecarrere Margaret Carol Borden Gary Alan Boren Charles Albert Boswell Doris Jean Botnik Richard Jeter Bradshaw Nancy Marie Bragg Juniors Suzanne Elizabeth Brandler Gene Brashier Catherine Ann Braune James Michael Brennan Barbara Ann Bresler Oliver Frank Brock Roberta Leigh Brooks Beverly Ann Brown Dickie Brown Roy Lee Brown William Brown Mary Ann Brunson John Ellsbury Buell Richard Brown Jean Elizabeth Burger Nancy Roby Burns Barbara Lynn Burns James Burton H. 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E. Gaza Mr. and Mrs. R. Dean Miller Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Nunnelley Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Key Dr. and Mrs. Tom Patton Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Winkler Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Hasty Dr. and Mrs. W. N. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Edson Mr. and Mrs. Hobson Meade Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Bracey Mr. and Mrs. John L. M. Taylor Rockwell Manufacturing Co. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Mclnnis Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Baldwin Miss Dale Morgan Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hess Mr. and Mrs. Jack Levin 290 PORCH'S CHAMBERS ilovemans ARIAL’S SELLERS BARBER CANTERBURY SHOP This is the '63 Tower. Here are our ads. The merchants who bought them are our friends. Color them nice. TREADWELL-SELLERS BARBER SHOP 2700 Culver Road TR 9-9210 in Mountain Brook Village 140 Oak Street TR 9-9514 in Crestline Village SANITATION FOR EVERYONE'S PROTECTION the Barber Baritone) DUTCH WELLS TEXACO STATION 2630 S. 18th St. Homewood, Alabama TR 9-9577 (Color This Picture Fixed) 292 For the Best Hamburger Anywhere Try Your Nearest BURGER In a Hurry Drive-In (Color the Little Man Really Good) WE PRACTICE (Color AXO. CASUALS iJine portsurear’ Tel. TR 1-0737 2404 Montevallo Rd., Mt. Brook. Ala. Color This Circle ROUND for All Around Buying! 2416 Canterbury Road Visit BONFIELD'S in Homewood For All Your Fashion Needs ★ 2901 18th Street. South Fashionable Color This MANLY! THE SQUIRE'S SHOP Home of Nationally Advertised Quality Merchandise for Men and Young Men HOMEWOOD. ALABAMA WOODS The Complete Store Prescriptions Called For and Delivered. TRemont 9-3466 Mt. Brook, Ala. BARBER SHOP 2905 18th St. So. HOMEWOOD Flat Tops Our Specialty Color This Thinking AHEAD! 293 COMPLIMENTS OF WVILLAGE JULIAN G. BISHOP C.L.U. rJp d ujwt Assistant General Agent JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Corner of Petticoat Lane and Montevallo Road DIAMONDS—WATCHES—JEWELRY Go to VALLEY JEWELERS for those special gifts 2822 S. 18th St. Homewood Mountain Brook, Alabama TR 9-5748 Blouses Sweaters Sportswear Swim Suits % ELMORE 5c 10c $1.00 TU O r. C %nAnno ZTenienh ng p. '■enienfs 2830 So. 18th Street —Homewood, Ala.— 'v. J (Read these ads above and draw your own conclusions for these merchants arC °° 294 friends and they have good merchandise.) _ Lorch Invites You to Open a Teen Age Charge Account 7-SPARKLING DIAMONDS PIG TRAIL INN FOURTEEN FRIENDLY CREDIT STORES SNOW'S CARDS GIFTS It Is a Pleasure to Serve You With the Country's Finest Young Fashions 1912-14 So. 18th St. TR 1-7422 DANCING TAUGHT PROFESSIONALLY DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES FOR HOME WEDDING INVITATIONS Vestavia Shopping Center 2002 2nd Ave. N. SIKES SHOES HOMEWOOD Featuring Viner Loafers and Flats for Students In One of Birmingham's Largest and Most Beautiful Ballrooms At Prices You Can Afford Private and Class Lessons Student Dance Parties TR 9-0518 Complimentary Lessons All Popular Ballroom Dances Taught MARTHA GILLILAND Studios of Ballroom Dancing Open 10 A.M.-IO P.M. Ample Parking 1929 Cahaba Rd. (Color Them Stylish!) English Village 295 SHAIA'S SINCE 1922 Featuring Nationally Known Wearing Apparel for the Entire Family Homewood TR 1-1312 BIRMINGHAM, ALA. (Color This Best!) Go to SHERWIN WILLIAMS 1834 29th Ave. So. Homewood for Good Results. (Color This Insignia Gold) This Stands for Quality Look for Quality at O TIQVS OO'S’ERY 2736 Cahaba Road Mt. Brook, Ala. 3Z Your Druggist for 22 years 31 30 IS 0 to • 7 • 6 ll 296 (Color This Courteous and Speedy Service!) ■ Mountain Brook Five Points South TR 1-0316 FA 2-0660 Home of Nationally Known Goods for Both Men and Boys (Color This Exclusive But Not Expensive!) SMART GIRL! For Fashions— Casual or Dressy She Shops CASUAL AIRE Crest Wood Mountain Brook vitUeo for a wonderful future! sSoutUern Bell 298 to record forever with charm and dignity the important events of your life,come to the Photograph Studio of your Official Photographer... A-YB-FP 299 i aiiMr, wintw I) IKS GHAT I ARUM AGENDARUM Birmingham, Ala. We are proud to have taken a part in making This Year's Annual The Best Ever! A Large Part of Your Photography Was by NICK COTTIS BELMONT STUDIO To the Students of Shades Valley who gave time, effort, snapshots, and energy when we needed it. . . To the Teachers who worked with us in presenting their departments, and who also held their tempers during photography schedules . . . To the Administration and Staff for guiding us around pitfalls . . . And to Mr. Cottis, who caught us in characteristic, if sometimes unphotogenic moods. THANK YOU. 301 Tower Staff Clockwise from left: Helen Edson, Jim Powell, Doug Arendall, Mrs. Donalson, Sally Patton, Mary Alice Hollis. 302 SEATED, L. to R.: Connie Baldwin, Diana Hasty, Sue Levin, Beth Mdnnis, Mrs. Benson. STANDING, L to R.: Brenda Lind, Billie Sue Rotholl, Bette McGibbony, Lynn Roberts, Vicki Eldredge, Lyle Key, Ralph Lyerly, Tommy Nunnelly. Art and Layout Staff ART: L to R Bill Lambert, Mrs. Jones, Bob Pierce, Linda Miller, Katherine Wheeler, Jo Ann Hess. SEATED: Sally Wmkler, Nada Mclaughlm, Ellen Dahlene (Creative Art Editor. TOWER cover designer) TOWER DEPARTMENTS STAFF SEATED, i to R.: Abbie Dowling, Deva Meade, Donna Pierce. Dorothy Canfield, Lynn Taylor, Becky South, Ellen Holder, Becky Hagood STANDING I to R . Dixon Rorrcster, David Vaughan, Carl Sosnin, Billy Viehman, Ray Edwards. 303 Business Staff FIRST ROW: Mr. Clement , Margaret Evan , Elite McCauley, Kathleen Haiglcr,%Bcvcrly Saron, Joan Bishop, France Tully, Mi s Harden. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Markstein, Anne Wall, Vicki Hoffman, Jimbo Hall, Arnold Cooper, Bobby Gibbs, Mr. McGuff, Mary Pat William , Katherine Boone, Lynn Weinstein, Sharon McCord. We wish for you many towers in life—pinnacles of achievement, retreats for contemplation or creation, vantage points from which you can gain clear perspective of the world around you. Life at Valley stretches your appreciation of life. From your Tower you have seen Big Ben in London, striking the hour for the English, the sports tower encouraging health and sportsmanship, and many not-so-serious high spots. You have seen the tower of outstanding personalities in school-a dream tower for most of us. May your view from the tower at Valley be pleasant in 1963, 1964, 1965, and whenever you visit. And may the knowledge that your friends are backing you, strengthen you in whatever jousts are ahead. Mr. Clement,. Kathleen Haig|er, Katherine Boon. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY
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