Talladega High School - Tallala Yearbook (Talladega, AL)

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X .Ami . iw 'Y .J kk .ijf'k.Y'.ti?:a1 GLEE CLUB Left to right lst Row-aLucile Warlick, Frances Smith, Dorothy Blackmon, Glennie Williamson, Sibyl Noel, Bessie lean Orr, Nancy Claxton, Annette Lott. 2nd Row-loyce Nelson, Lois Bowden, Ellen Durden, Donna Batterson, Louise Tramell, loyce Nabors Esther Goss, Betty lo Dabney, Rayford Cameron. 3rd Row-Miss Sullivan, Lillie Vlahakis, Martha Ann Scott, Bobbie Ann Churchill, Louise Limbaugh loan Parks, Anne l-lenley, Betty Chappell, Odessa Matson, Betty lean Landreth, Frances Burton loyce Nabors. 4th Row-elames Peoples, Milton Curtis, Billy l-lall, Billy Mitchel, Eric Canada, jimmy Hall, jerry Elder. v v No Pictures-Billy Biggs, Stan Biggs, Gene l-larris, L. D. Cooper. OFFICERS CLENNIE WILLIAMSON ... ......... ......... P resident FRANCES SMITH .......... ..... V ice-President BETTY lEAN LANDRETH ..... ....... S ecretary RAYFORD CAMERON .... ......,.. T reasurer MILTON CURTIS ..... .... , Student Director The Glee Club, which had only thirty members at the opening of school, has gradually increased to forty lby adding lO boysl. This semester's work has been to interpret songs and learn sight read- ing. Folk songs and Christmas Carols of other lands have been studied for a greater appreciation of music.

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F I RST ROW joe Burt Leroy Robinson Bobby Nabors Harold Cottle Ciuy Kaylor David Riddle SFCOND ROW Thomas Ivey julius jones Billy Patterson james QUARLES .... IOHNNY Cl-IRISTIE .. THOMAS IVEY ..... GENE HARRIS .... T CLUB Wallace Smith Douglas Keith jimmy Fike Ardie Bowers Bryant lvev THIRD ROW james Quarles Gene I-larris jerry Malone iF,Qrre'll Hobbs Durell Morris Bailey Dixon OFFICERS Bob McBride Owen Cox jimmy Blackmon NO PICTURES L. D, Cooper jack' Rutledge Bobby Garrigus johnny Christie Charles Quarles jimmy Pursell jack Wright , .......... ,. .President ...........Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer . . . . . . . .Sergeant at Arms The object of the T Club is to promote better sports and better sportsmanship. Before a person can become a member of the T Club he has to earn a letter in Varsity Competition and be passed on by the members of the club. No one is admitted unless he is deemed worthy.

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F. H. A. FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW Fa Tangley Betty Chappell Sue Teague Helen Simmons Palsy Hayes Virginia Benefield Sara Wallace Barbara Wright Frankie Tant Betty Teague lnez McClon Ellie Rue Bailey Mildred East Nellie Ruth Suddeth Elizabeth Foster Dorothy Duncan Betty Davis Elna Williamson loyce Blackmon Betty Tatt Sue Wyatt Cox Betty Cooper Bobbie Churchill Blondell Tangely Geraldine Calvard luanita Davis Betty Dabney Polly Curley lean Vickers Wanda Sue White limmy Sue Brown Bertha leter Bobbie Baker Martha Hutton Dorothy lones Sara Turner Evelyn Blow Edna Ruth Drummond Rudene Burdette Mrs. Wilks Donna Batterson loyce Ansley Christine Hamlin DOVIS Miller Mary Ellen Pennington Helen Goss Bene N6lSOV1 Edna Bell Studdard Evelyn Drummond Doris May Mildred Ford OFFICERS BETTY TEACUE ........... ......... ........ P r esident CERALDINE CALVARD .... ..... V ice-President BOBBlE BAKER ........ ..... A 'Secretary BETTY DAVIS ......... .... T reasurer MOTTO-Toward New Horizons. FLOWER-Red Rose. COLORS-Red and White. EMBLEM-Octagonal in shape and bears the name of the organization around the top ot the plane and the motto on the lower side of it. ln the center there is a house supported by two hands DEGREES-There are four degrees of achievement, The key, the scroll, the torch, and the rose are symbols of the degrees. PURPOSE-The F, H, A4 is an organization to promote the appreciation and the importance ot hom making, and to encourage democracy in the home and community life. lt- also encourages good family lite and the promotion of good will It serves to develop creative leadership in the home and to provide wholesome recreation, The last is to promote further interest in home economics