Tarrant High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Tarrant, AL)

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'u 1 XJ ff?- KJA -r Q-tv 'P-on 941 ...gq 'z' I an AP W in t A .4 . . ..ff - was 2,5 Ill .ol 7952 F XX , I Aj,- fif' 'H ' A a 'aa'H 'ii ' ' Aff 2 0 xf'Y7!'-, ' W '1. M R X 1 : Senior Class ,X K TARRANT HIGH SCHOOL Tarrant Alabama I We The annual sTaTT presenT To you The 1959 edlTlon of THE WILDCAT Here as The sTory In p1cTures of our school llfe Teachers sTudenTs and :deals The sTory of how we worked how we played and how we lrved The year of 1958 59 aT THS May Thus annual enable you To once agaln walk The paThs of The pasT wlTh classmaTes and Teachers To engage In acTlvlTnes wrTh WlldcaTs of old And aTTer The NOW has slapped rnTo The THEN If Thrs book helps you recall The happnesT days of our luves we shall consider ThaT our e1'TorTs have noT been In valn In The TuTure as we gaze rnTo The years gone by may Thus year ever be brughT In our unrverse of experuences D . . To those who have helped us all Through life, whose influence we shall always feel, whose devotion and loyalty never falteredg to those who will always rank the highest in our estimation-OUR PARENTS-we dedicate this annual. Haul to thee our Alma Mater Here s our prarse to you' Gurde art thou rn youthful school days Banner Gold and Blue Hall to Tarrant harl our hugh school' Trs the name vve love Blue of truth above Hall thy chrldren novv and ever Who shall corne to thee' May our hearts rn love united Farthtul always be Rarse your vorces swell the chorus Sung of Gold and Blue Alma Mater we adore thee And vve ll aye be true With the Gold ot light around her, MR. L. D. HEAD, A.B., M.A. Principal The home and school must work together to operate a good school and produce outstanding students. The parents are certainly interested in the schools and the students. It is encouraging to note that this class has remembered and honored their parents by dedicating this book to them. It is good to see boys and girls who are appreciative of the good things received from their parentsg l want to congratulate the class for so honoring them. f Baa.-wif ' 25- wget' YS' 1 if f R .if .Zi I R41 MR. OTTO B. SMITH, B.S., M.S. Director of Vocational Education 4.- ,ffh' f W , f , ,qaxf ,T . .. It -' ,yr 1 . I Mijilty . .ff ,I . rf: R I j.Z,'7 -ji , ,Q , 1 i ,,,,,,. 3 ,,. , MR. HENRY T, SNOW, B.S. Assistant Principal MRS. LORRINE KIMBROUGH Registrar MRS. LUCILLE H. HOWARD, A.B. Director of Guidance and Attendance J v 'fb MR. J. O BELLENGER, A.B. Ma't1e'vwa :s MISS BOYCE BROADUS, A.B., M.A., BLS. Librahan MRS. HARRY A. CARD, BS. EngIIsIw MRS. TRAVIS E. COOPER, BS Mathematics MRS. ELIZABETH C. DECARLO A.B. EngIIsIw MRS. LOUISA A, DONNELLY, A.B Social Studies MR. JOHN T. DRAKE Auto Mechanics MR. CLARENCE B. EPPS Machine Shop MR. G. H. FREDY, B.S,, M.E. Mechantcal Drafting MR. THOMAS M. GILES A B., M.A. EngIIsH MR GLENN E. GLASS Rad o and TV Reza mtg MR. ROLAND U. GREEN B A , M.E. CITOraI MUSIC f .552 fo J- r' .f ,H-gn , W , fffffg A ,mx 3 F 4. . , '73, gif 4 M ,faf f55fTg,r.1 TW' .V I I lV,, 'w',ffw CAMERA SHY: MR. JAMES F. HARMON, B.S. Science MR. HAROLD M. ALMON Welding MR. MEL L. MARTIN Eleqvricity I MR CHARLES RICHARDS, BS, M.A CcacV MR, JOHN L ROGERS, BS. Sc e'wce,AssEsfamCOacI1 MR. A. V. RONCHETTI, BA. Band MR. JOHN H. RUMSEY Body and Fender Repair Mies. A. LEROY SALTER, A.B. English MR. MALCOLM D. SANDERS, B.S. Science MISS MEREDITH SANDERS, B.S. Mafhemati-:S MRS. W. J. SHELTON, BS. Home Economics MRS. L. C. STUDDARD, A.B. EngIEs?s NR. H DON THORNHILL, B Su Typewrhing, Record Keeping Cc 1e'c'a3Geog'apHy MR. DAVID R. WALKER, A B Sc er-ce 'JR RALPH J. NINGO Aja Meehan :S FLOWERS Roses JERALD JOINER LARRY BRAND President Vice-President T' d om discouraged I leaned against the great door of Oppor- MOTTO: ire , w , , - ' ' d 'd . It as neither locked nor latched. tunity and to my great surprise, it opene wi e w CONRAD HAWKINS Treasurer LYNN CHAPPELL Secretary 5 , COLORS Re d BH d White LENA MAI ALLEY Motto-Be good to your neighbors and youll always have better neighbors. JACK HENTZ ANDERSON Smokey Motto-it is better to keep Your mouth shut and be thought dumb than to open it and remove all doubt. SYBIL LOUISE ARNOLD Motto-Look well unto this day for every yesterday is but a dream ot bliss, and every tomorrow is but a vision of hope. Concert Choirg Senior Ensemble. CAROL HIGGINBOTHAIVI ASHWORTH Hick Motto-To weep is to make less the depth of grief. , Concert Choirg Dramatic Clubg Student Councilg Y-Teen. ff , ,' .- 'ff' 'fx J ' Eff , -Z .3 I QI JOHN HOWARD BAGGETT Johnny MottoALaugh with others and they will laugh with you. PEGGY RUTH BAILEY Flirt Motto-lt's better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all. Tarrant Times Staffg Y'Teen. JOE BALDWIN Doorbell Motto-The deepest river flows with the least sound. GERALD JEROME BARBER Judy Motto-Money isn't everything but it helps. CAROLYN JOYCE BARNES Carol Motto-I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills from whence cometh my help. H Clubg Red Cross. BETTY JOYCE BARRETT Motto-Love is the only service that power cannot com- mand and money cannot buy. Monitorg Red Cross: Y-Teen. GENE BLACKERBY HB. ju, Motto-People and pins are useless unless they use their heads. Forum Clulag Library Club. VIVIAN GAYLE BOATRIGHT MottoAlf God be for us, who can be against us? Senior attendant in Homecoming Queen's Court. FLORA NELL BOONE Shorty Motto-He who grasps too much will hold nothing. Glee Club and Home Economics Club at West Point High School, SHIRLEY FAY BOWEN Slowpoke Motto-Always try to do your best wherever you go in whatever you do. Junior Achievement: Y-Teen. JAMES BRADLEY UMW., Motto-Sense is like centsg the more you have the less it rattles. WILLIAM CLINT BRADSHAW Motto-Do not expect to get more out of lite than you are willing to put into it JANICE HYDE BEASLEY fBoL-Boo Motto-If you can't do something right, don't do it at all, Junior Achievementg Latin Clubg Monitorp Tarrant Times Staff, SANDRA LEE BEST Inez Motto-Do unto others as you would have them do unto you, Y'Teen. GARRETTE LAMAR BIBB Smitty Motto-In order to make a success in life you must first have faith in yourself. American Legion Awardg Audio Visual Clubp Concert Choirg Dramatic Clubg Senior Ensemble. AUDREY LEE BISHOP ,.WOp,, Motto-How do you know you can't until you try? Y-Teen. Wa.. . to fl -ul X f LARRY C, BRAND ' Rabbit Mo'to--Live tast, love he-'C oe rc ave sea: 'Fel rnerr-ores 1 l Lbrary Clobp V ce-Pres oer-' C or Cass ' 1, SHARON ROSE BROWN Crisco Motto-Read and you .rfisl kno.'.g Knox. ano you .r. loveg love and yoa .will serveg serve afd yop .will be happi- Horne Nurses Cub at Ph' - os H gn BARBARA LANELLE BRYANT Nellie Motto-To love and be loved is the most cherished feeling, Library Clubg Monitor. NETTY JANE BRYANT Nutty MottoATo be conscious that you are ignorant is a great step toward knowledge. SAMMY BYRD Sarnbo Motto-Don't run from a fightg lust vval BARBARA JOJUAN CASSADY Bobbie Motto-I can do all things through Chris theneth me. k away, t which streng- Book Clubg Concert Choirg Homecoming Queenp Na- tional Honor Societyp Student Council. MARGARET LYNN CHAPPELL Motto-The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want. Concert Choirg Good Citizenship Girly Society: Secretary of Senior Class, GLORIA ANN CLARK Biddie Motto-Those that live a full life will liv CHARLES DONALD CLOWDUS Cloudy Motto-Where there's a will, there's a way. Library Clubg National Honor Society. WHEELER GENE COBB Cob Motto-What kind of world would this b in it were lust like me! Dramatic Clubp Forum Clubg Monitor. National Honor e a happy life e if everybody drift R 2: Q., JERRY WAYNE COUSINS Cuz Motto--What costs the least and does the most is just a pleasant smile, Library Clubg Monitorg Student Council, FRANCES ANN CROUCH Fran Mottoelf you have God's light and his paths, they will lead you all the way. H Club, HERSCHEL CRUMP Motto-Luck always seems to come to the man who depends on it the least. Concert Choirg Dramatic Clubg Hi-Yg Junior Achieve- mentg Senior Ensemble. JOHN WAYNE CULVER Big Bear Motto-Don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today. PATSY ANN CUSHMAN Cush Mottofln God wnll I put my trust and will lean not' unto my own understanding Y-Teen, FAITH DARDEN Motto--Abideth faith, hope, and charify, these three: but the greatest of these is charity. Dramatic Clubg Head Cheerleader: National Honor Societyg Student Council President, EVELYN FAY COLEMAN leer Motto-When I do what I can, God will do what I can t, Junior Achievement Red Crossg Tarrant Times Staffg Y-Teen. CHARLES WAYNE COLLINS Motto--Be yourself. DEON N IA FAY COOLEY Dee Motto-Make the best out of lifeg it to live, work, and play. offers you a chance National Honor Societyg Tarrant Times Staftg Y-Teen. HILDA OLINE COPELON SniH'les MottovMusic strengthens the soul the mind, Book Clubg Concert Choir, 'P+-gif 5 9 ff 1 1 . ,' W as, E 1 C Li C A .-, If 1 ' . . ' r. . . N fy . r t I 1' N 'UTY a I 5 Q luke education does ui ,1,, EN 15525551 , 1 'F-M, vii.. f V - fm- , . Q bf '21-3gf,,, 1f Tv-'Ml V QQGAXJ U? ' L-if! Q my mil? f,,5f,f,, M 'Ami L iw .W , NELWYN CECILE FEEMSTER Cecil Motto-Failure isn't the worst thing in the world, the worst is not to try. Alternate Cheerleader: National Honor Societyg Stu- dent Council. RONN IE FRANKLIN Red Motto-lt's not the size of the man in the fight but the size of the fight in the man. PATRICIA GAIL GARDNER Blondie Motto-Religion is the first thing and the last thingf and until a man has found God and been found by God, he begins at no beginning and he works to no end. Red Cross. BRADLEY GARNER Brad Motto-I love work, I can sit and watch it all day. JOHN GENTRY Motto-Keep smiling, even if you don't have your own teeth. President of Library Service Club, l957-58. NORMA GILES Motto-He who serves his brother best gets nearer God than all the rest. H Club, Monitor, Y-Teen. DAVID MICHAEL DUKE Motto-Save your sorrows for tomorrow, because to- morrow never comes. Baseball, Football, Hi-Y, Monitor, T Club. WAYNE DUREN Motto-I had rather be a doorkeeper in the house of the Lord than a priest in the courts of evil. Dramatic Club, President of Hi-Y, National Honor Society, Charles Palmer Davis Award, 1957-58. SHIRLEY ANN FALLS ShirI Motto-Kindness is the golden chain by which society is bound together. Forum Club, President of H Club. JOYCE FAULKNER MolIy Motto-If you know you are right, then go ahead. Book Club: Concert Choir, Senior Ensemble. NANCY ELIZABETH GLAZE Nan Motto-To be loved, you must be lovable and loving. Editor of Tarrant Times, Student Council. ROBERT LUCIUS GLAZE Hsobbyt, Motto-A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. Book Club, Dramatic Club, National Honor Society, Citizenship Tour, 1957-58. MARILYN CLARK GOODWIN Murgie Motto-Your life is God's gift to you, what you make of it is your gift to God. Junior Achievement, Y-Teen. JO NELL SELF GRAHAM ,,Jo,, Motto-Self control is more often called for than self- expression. MELVIN R. GRANT Curl ie Motto-Better to try and not succeed than to succeed and not try. DANIEL MILTON GRAVES ,,Rip,, Motto-To be triumphant, add a little umph to every try. GEORGE L. GRIFFIN Joe Motto-Live for today-for today is the tomorrow that we worried about yesterday, Dramatic Club, Hi-Yg Library Club, Red Cross. SYBLE ANN HAMBRICE Long Tall Sally Motto-Live fast, love hard and be happy. H Club, Y-Teen. EVIE NAY HAMER ulehyu Motto-The Lord helps those who help themselves. Audio Visual Clubp Monitor. JIM HANCOCK ,,Leg,, Motto-What cannot be cured, must be endured. Forum Club, Library Clubp Tarrant Times Staff. ROLAND HEVVITT John Motto The elevator to success is not running, the statrs are slow but sure. Basehallg Lnbrary Chtbg Lubrary Servtce Club, LINDA KAY HICKMAN UGLY Motto- In all thy Nays, acknowledge Htm and He Shah direct thy paths. Concert Chotrg Dramatic Clubg Latin Club, Mon-tor SARA H IOGINBOTHAM Pussy Motto Love thyselt last, chertsh those hearts that hate thee Clubg Y'Teeh DOROTHY JEAN HILL Dot1tf- Motto LQ' the off! r.'orLrt J-.tggLe, Ivo got tt by the tat! Dravwmttc Chthg Moritor, Y-Tegw ERNJN HILLHOUSE BENNY HOAGLAND '.t',' L ft 1 K . L' 'ff' -. ' '. Q4 ,M ,,-. ff RALPH JERALL mi-MMA!-t ww tg-A '-': o New' '21 ': f, v BETTY ALLCE HARRELL Smith Wino BQ 5 J :s e to mcrep a aft! tj? Qt fm Corcert Cfot, Cfa 'a'c Ctmg Mcvvcrg K-Teef CONRAD EUGENE HAWKINS Comtte'- Vtotto A sense ot humor ts someth-ng foo :weed .' too tat! to get sowieth ng you want Ht-Yg Trcasorer of Sentor Class LARRY ELLIS HENDRICKS Motto Strive not to keep ahead ot' the person ng foo, hot to pass the one tn from s,-Q 41577 i f JOHNNIE LOUISE HOLCOMB Moffo-Hope for the besrg be prepared for The worsrg 'ale wha' Goo sends Y-Teen SANDRA LEAH HOLDER Tyr Fwd Mono--lv 'akes siuy-four rnuscies fo Worm, .while if only fakes 'nelve io smile. Band: Concerv Choir, Drarnavic Clubg Drum Maiorenep Navional Honor Socieiyp Medal Winner av All-Svave Band l957-58 CLAUDIA PARKER HOPE Movio-A sol! answer rurnerh away wravh, bu' grievous ffords siir up anger. L-brary Service Clubg National Honor Society ROSE MARIE HUGHES Vicki Mono-Live, love, laugh, loaf Band: Drafnalic Club. fmt FREDDIE CARL INGRAM Motto-Live and be merry for tomorrow you may die PATSY MARIE JOHNSON Motto-A man should choose with a careful eye ihe rhings io be remembered by. Co-Head Cheerleaderg Monivorg National Honor So- cieryg Vice-President of Siudenv Council. DENNlS JERALD JOINER Motto-Quantiries of knowledge and wisdom can never be siored in the head if they are continually running our of the mouth. Baseloallg Book Clubg Boys' Stateg Co-Captain of Foo?- ball Tearng Forum Clubp Navional Honor Societyg Pres- ident of Senior Class. EARL DAVID JONES, JR. Morro-fNever rrusi your luckg use your own dice Red Cross MORRELL KANTER ,MOH Morro-You only oass this way once, so make ihe besi of iv While you are here. Concert Choir and Library Club in i957-58 DENN IE RUTH KELLEY Dov Morro-My life is Gods gift io rneg wha! I make of my life is my gif' To God, Tarrani Times Staffg Treasurer of Siudent Council. I LINDA ANN KIBBEY Kibbey Motto-Our love of mankind is the measure of our love of God. Monitor: Y-Teen. JAN ICE KAY KILEY Jan Motto-I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday, and I love today. Dramatic Club: Head Maioretteg Monitorg Y-Teen. JUDITI-I LYNN KILEY Ujudyu Motto-The hatred we bear our enemies iniures them less than it does ourselves. Cheerleaderp Dramatic Clubg National Honor Societyg Y-Teen. JAMES WILLIS KING Motto-To youth and daring, by the help of God, all things are possible. Bandg Concert Choirg Dramatic Club. JIMMY P. KING ,,pa,,, Motto-Christ tirstg others secondp self last Forum Club. RICHARD ALVIN KNIEP Neep Motto--An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrow Concert Choirg Forum Club: Library Clubg Senior En- semble. REBA JANE KEN DALL Barca-arena Motto-He -fo s'r'esf tx love ccvereth ali s'ns. Concert Cncrp Y-Teen. ROBERT EUGENE KENNEDY, JR. Bubba Motto-Lite's greatest adventure 's 'rt doing one's level best, President of 'T ' Club. SARA SUE KENNEDY Susan Motto-A smile has its ways. Library Clubp Monitorg Red Cross, LINDA CAROL KEY ChereI Motto-Do not do that which you would not have known. Dramatic Clubg Forum Clubg Maioretteg Monitor. JERRY ELBERT LANGSTON lub Motto-Man rises only on the wings of faith. TERRY EUGENE LANGSTON ,,TUb,, Motto-Love thy neighborg if you don't, he won't love you, LENA MAE LeCROY Lene Motto-Take dictation from no man unless you are his secretary. Y-Teen. RAYMOND LEDBETTER Arthur Motto-Success comes in cans, not in can'ts and every person must furnish his own can opener. Bandg Concert Choir. f. NN. JOHNNIE FAY LETT Motto-Charity is a loan to Godf if you have the security, make the loan. Y-Teen WALTER EUGENE LEWIS Gene Motto-Always expect the worst and you will never be disappointed. RAYFORD EUGENE LOGGINS Motto-Opportunity knocks once at every man's door. Forum Clubg Library Club. BRENDA JOYCE LUTHER HB' Jn., Motto-The glory of life is to love, not to be lovedg to give, not to getg to serve, not to be served. Monitorg National Honor Societyp Student Council. BARBARA ANN MARLIN Cookie Motto-Friendship is a knot which the angels have tied. Maioretteg Student Councilp Y-Teen. RHODA ALFREDA MATHIS Freda Lou Motto-You cannot spread sunshine for others without getting a little on yourself. H Clubf Y-Teen. MARY FRANCES MCKNIGHT Peaches Motto-It's a great life if you don't weaken, but who wants to be strong? Red Crossg Y-Teens. MARILYN MILHORN P-HUT Motto-The essentials in life are many but don't try exceeding the limit. Dramatic Club. CHARLES LESLIE MONROE ,fguddyif Motto-The secret of happiness is not in doing what one likes but in liking what one has to do Hi-Y, T Club. DAVID WYNTON MORRELL Yank Motto-lt's much better to be silent than to be wrong. Forum Clubg Library Clubf JUDGE GARY MORRIS Bulldog Motto-A winner never quits and a quitter never wins. Co-Captain of Football Teamg Forum Clubg T Club. WAYNE MORRIS Moss MoftofFear always springs from ignorance. JACK MCCOMBS FlxlY Motto-Don't gamble with the game of life, you can lose only once. CAROLYN DIANE MCCULLOUGH HCUIUU Motto-Seek to live out God's pattern of life. Monitorg Y-Teen, DALE ALEXANDER MCELROY iiMaCii Motto-Prepare for the worstg be ready for the best, Forum Clubg Library Club. KATHLEEN MCKENZIE Kiddo Motto-To live or die, survive life is the one I cherish. Bandg Dramatic Club, perish, the old maid's b- J' .'N'F A 1-if Zf'.ff!1:L.'hiw . ff , 'ls .espn E 4' .mf A .M -. 5 53 'E is HA.RVEY MOSS Hugs No o-The surest nay not to fail is to determine to succeed. RONALD EDWARD MURRAY Roche Motto-lf at first you don't succeed, try and try again. HivY. BOBBY ODOM ,,ROy,, Motto-If ar first you don't succeed, try again, then quit trying, don't make a fool of yourself. EDWARD RANDOLPH OWINGS Bullet Mono -Learn from the mistakes of others, you can't live long enough to make them all yourself. Head Monitor, President of Forum Club, T Club, Baseball. 1' - SANDRA LEE PAVEL Hsandyu Motto-Everyone has to live with himself, therefore, he should be sure he has good company. Library Club, Y-Teen. JANET SUE PAYNE Jan Motto-Any friendship you can buy costs more than it is worth. Monitor, Y-Teen. EDWARD PEACOCK Motto-When in school you flunk your studies iust remember the mighty oak was once a nut. FRANCES GAIL PEARMAN Motto-A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches, loving favor rather than silver and gold. Band, President of Library Service Club, Y-Teen. ROBERT WILLIAM PERDUE Hsobbyf, Motto-Nothing is opened more by mistake than the mouth. MARY FRANCES PERRY Fran Motto-Never apologize, your friends don't need it and your enemies won't believe it, Y-Teen. ' . , 1 J A 5 -wg-.,., CAROLYN REID ,,Kay,, Motto-You do not test the resources of God until you try the impossible. H Club. CORINA RICHARDSON Hcorkyn Motto-We prove our faith in the future by the plans we make. Secretary-Treasurer of Concert Choirg Secretary-Treas- urer of Future Nurses Club. RONNIE ROCKHILL Hkotkyu Motto-Say less and keep out of trouble. JAMES EDWARD ROGERS J, E, Motto-Fools rush in where angels fear to tread. WAYNE AUTRY ROTTON Motto--A wholesome tongue is a tree of life. Hi-Y. MILDRED ROUNSAVILLE Mlm Motto-If you have faith as a grain of mustard seed, nothing shall be impossible unto you. Library Clubg Y-Teen. JOHN PERRYMAN Firig6rE' Motto-A mule :an't pull while kiclcingg neither can you. Drafting Club, JERRY POE Motto-lt does no good to sit up and take notice if you lust keep sitting. Drafting Club. GAIL POWERS Motto-The greatest of all faults is to imagine you haven'tany, Future Teachers of America in 1957-58, HELEN FAY REESE ,,BUddy,, Motto-There's no art to finding the mind's construction in the face. Forum Clubg Y-Teen. 'Os tr JUDITH LYNN SCALF Judy Motto-.lust as good as the best, but no better than the rest. Secretary of Y-Teens GARY HOUSTON SCOGGINS Scog Mono-Make your breaks, 'hen take advantage of them Basketball, Book Clubg Captain of Football Teamg T Club. JERRELL FRANK SKELTON lefty Motto-Love them all and like a few. Dramatic Clubg Library Service Club. JERRY R. SMITH Shorty Motto-Love all, trust noneg stay single and have fun, Library Service Club. Cf ROBERT CLETAS SMITH ,,RoWdy,, Motto-Don't worry about nothing, 'cause nothing won' be alright anyhow. Hi-Yg Monitor. VELERIA MONTEZE SMITH f'Tez Motto-A person who walks with faith in his heart neve walks alone. Concert Choirg Library Club. WILMA SMITH Z t r Motto-Kindness always pays, but it pays more when it isn't done for pay. Treasurer of H Club: Y-Teer' RAYBURN STRICKLIN Motto-Eat, drink, and be merry because tomorrow you may flunk. MARY KATHERINE SULLIVAN Kat Motto-What costs least and does the most is iust a pleasant smile, Library Clubg Y-Teen, WILLA DEAN SWEATT MottohGoodness is the only investment that never fails Library Clubg Y-Teen. ,ull -0' PATRICIA ANN TIDWELL ,,Pa,,, Motto-Your greatest contribution to the sum total of things is yourself. Concert Choirg Dramatic Clubg Senior Ensemble. MERLE ELIZABETH TILLERY Merle Motto-Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. Dramatic Clubg Monitorp Secretary of Student Council. JUDY STINSON TOLLESON Motto-Most of us know how to say nothing: VSVY few know when. Concert Choirg Dramatic Clubg Student Council. JAMES EDWARD TUTTON Motto-Live for others and you will never be olone. BYRON C, VANN, JR. van Motto-Luck is the crossroad where prepara' o and Opportunity meet. Dfarnatic Clubg Fororvt Clubg Librar, Club JACQUELYN MARION VANN Jacque Motto-Patience is the greatest orayer Concert Choirg Drarttatit Cl,b,' la -t Clubg Nyses Clubg Senior Ensemble: Repfesentatve to PTA Ci' zer- shio Cc-'ference in 1957-58. DOROTHY ESTELLE TARENCE ,,S'ef,e,, Motto-When N9 cart fake ight of o cables r ' 4- ar can keen them in il-e d ,k Y'Teert. JIMMY TEASI EY HJIVVTTH Motto-L've and let live BETTY TERRY Motto-Forward ever, backward never. Book Clubg Monitofi National Honor Soc5e'v KATHARINE THOMPSON Kat Mottoe-Think what others ought to be like, then st being like that yourself, H Clubg Y-Teen. EDDIE GENE WALKER Ace Motto-Do not give anyone a piece of your mind until you are sure you can spare it. H Club and Library Club Treasurer at Hayden High School. JAMES ROBERT WALKER NJ' Rin Motto-Every person on the level has his ups and downs. GAY HILL WATSON Blondie Motto-Better late than never at all. Y-Teen. MARJORIE WATWOOD Motto-The aim, if reached or not, makes great the life. H Club: Library Club: Red Cross. JAMES ROBERT WEAVER ,,Red,, Motto-Think twice before you louse things up: then you can really do a good iob of it. Forum Club: Library Club. JERRY WHITEHEAD Ripsaw Motto-Life is hard by the yard: but by the inch, Iife's a cinch. Library Club. DWAYN E KENN ETH WH ITTEN Shatter Motto-Life is a losing game: you'll end up dead, so why not live it while you are here. Beta Club: Dramatic Club: FFA: G Club at Geraldine High School. DORIS ELIZABETH WILLS Motto-It is more important to know where you are going than to get there quickly. Future Nurses Club: National Honor Society. JOE WILSON Willie Motto-Not in the clamor of the crowded street, but in ourselves are triumph and defeat. Hi-Y: Junior Achievement: Student Council. PATRICIA ANN YARBROUGH Pat Motto-When pennies from heaven come falling down: I'm going to stand in the rain and drown. Concert Choir: Library Club: Monitor. Q 4 70442 70 MOST DEPENDABLE BEST ALL-AROUND Garrefte Bibb-Kay Darden Jacquelyn Vann-Jerald Joiner MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Robert Glaze-Barbara Cassady MOST STUDIOUS Wayne Duren-Patsy Davis 3? 5 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Gary Morris-Patsy Johnson MOST ATHLETIC Dennie Kelley-Gary Scoggins 'Q A fi- - , 1 Y-zz x.,g, f 5 Q7 BEST LOOKING Ronnie Rockhili-Lynn Chappell MOST POPULAR Faith Darden-Robert Smith Q -2 Q X BEST DRESSED David Morrell-Pat Tidwell WITTIEST Nancy Glaze-Ray Loggins BIGGEST FLIRTS Carol Key-Gene Cobb FRIENDLIEST Fay Coleman-Byron Vann DAVID JONES UU! LYNN CHAPPELL Selection was made on the basis of patrlotnsm service to the school de pendabllliy and leadership -IO W 5 XM--nu. JANICE KILEY SANDRA HOLDER QQ LYNN CHAPPELL DATSY JOHNSON MosTBeau1ufUlSemor 4457041144-ad We the Sensor Class of 1959 of Tarrant Hugh School benng of not so sound mmd and com Ing to the close of our lnves as hugh school stu dents do bequeath our possessnons both real and unreal as follows To Mr Head we leave an automatuc swatch for the unter-com along with our snncere apprecnatuon for hrs guldance durung the last four years To Mass Jones we leave the love of Jerry Skelton To Mrs Salter we leave a large stack of ungraded research themes To Mrs Johnston we leave honor society students who can keep up their grades To Mrs Studdard we leave her morning cup of coffee To Mass Sanders we leave a bug box of smiles to help an taking an-nual pictures We leave a bug stack of wood and an ax to Mrs Howard and Mr Snow to keep theur office warm wlthout borrowung electrlclty Januce Kuley leaves her place as head malorette to Chrlstlne Glover For the benefit of the entnre student body Ronnie Rockhlll leaves a booklet entutled H I nts on Beauty which he clanms rs responslble for has fatal attractron Sandra Holder leaves her whustle and a canful of patience to the next drum malorette 36 Falth Darden and Wayne Duren leave their work Ing abnllty to Connie Moore and Morris Gibbs Robert Kennedy leaves has athletic prowess to Jack Duncan Herschel Crump leaves a boxful of automobile parts to Eddne Barrow Jerry Smith leaves some of has helght to Hender son Tungle Davud Morrell leaves hrs cute accent to Clayton Meeks Carol Key leaves her flirty ways to Kathryn Talley Jerry Poe leaves his pannt brush and easel to Ann Moore Henry Moore Ray Loggnns and Nancy Glaze leave thenr wits to anyone who needs cheerung up To any brave and courageous soul who may at tempt to take Chemrstry we leave one mudnnght lamp for night studylng The entlre Sensor Class leaves standing room In the back of the audntorlum for next year s sensors I the testor and we the wrtnesses do hereby slgn and seal thus our last will and testament Witnesses ROBERT GLAZE BARBARA CASSADY Tesfof DORIS WILLS I Q - I - - . I - . . . , , 1 l , . 1 . . I I . ' ' fl ll ' I ' 1 I To Mrs' Mccwslon We leave Edward Owmgs' Conrad Hawkins leaves his conniving ways to T . I Q ' ' Il ' II I ll u 1 n s 1 I I I ' , I I 1 n r . , -5.1 fl' X r '2 an X g 'ef W a si ii? ,YA 5 JFS Tuff- Q ff 4 3 .r - f ':::LQ':1:t a... , .ALW Z? 4.6 A? ,Q 3 ,th N xw - ,, an f 4 if Q1 74' 5 9' iff W 'M Zcweaq hee Down, K6 Q0 ll! LARRY SISSON President MORRIS GIBBS Vice President 3 CHARLOTTE HOWARD Secretary Neal Acker Sylvia Acton Jimmy Alexander Q 'M ROBERT TRAPP Treasurer url? vf-4 Wm. Edward Alley Jean Armstrong Wm. Edward Barrow Gerry Bates Patsy Baugham Jada Billups George Blackwood Earl Booth it! rf, 5 T T' I .QFQN2 ,, Ti' I i I Y -. 'f f' Bonnie Franks Ernilie French Morris Gibbs Jo Ann Gilley Royce Glenn Ciirisfine Glover J. D. Graves Jirnrny Graves ffl' aux ' Wy' QL -A DQl fly ' f,:1'eJ?'ri'fv ffiii J: Ronny Eaves Lynda! Ecnols Beiiy Ellard Dan Ferguson Tornmy Fields Ki 7 - o- i f Jarnes Cusnen Brenda Dale Don Davis Howard Day Damon Dean Farris Douglas Jack Duncan Ronnie Eades xefurix J, Q I . . f 'it 'ti iii' ,V fi 2 if Tommie Porter Billy Prince Dorothy Purkey Faye Quick Brenda Rentroe Frances Roberts Janice Robinson Joy Rogers Gary Piper Lavern Pitts f Chester Poe Grace Poe Jackie Porter if Pat O'Brier1 Patsy Oliver Annette Osteen De Ney Parke Jack Parker Pat Parker Donna Paryin Virginia Pilkington Floriee Rollins Ronnie Roseberry Lloyd Rotton Dorothy Saho n Annette Shari? Charles Shook Billie Joan Sims Peter Singleton Larry Slsson Brenda Smith Eugene Smith Linda Smith Patricia Smith i l . lil' Neal Snider Paul Solosky J. C, South Dorothy Stack Pansy Stephenson Mary Kay Swann Kathryn Talley Billy Joe Taylor :Mig A Joe Warren Vee Wharton Barbara Wiley Shirley Wiley n Dorothy Waicle James Waites Cary Walker CAMERA SHY: Dickie Arnold Torn Barker Mack Bowden Louise Bowen Larry Douglas Wayne Hicks M? lf jk lil Y L Dean McConnell Terry Nuby Lora Ann Sellers George Starnes Clarence Urick Lawrence Vickers Katherine Wade Barbara Wood Nanette Yates .lirnrhy Taylor Gloria Thomas Gary Thornpson Henderson Tingle David Townes Robert Trapp Diana Vanover Wayne Varner If ' 7:00 Dawn, 74414 fd gm! f ,I RONNIE WEBB President K TOMMY KELLEY Treasurer -4 QW Mi Jimmy Allen Johnny Alvis Gary Anthony- Peggy Baldwin Tommy Barnett Mary Ann Barton Janice Beasley Kay Biddle George Birdyshaw Barbara Bishop Phillip Blankenship Evelyn Jean Bollin ELAINE INGRAM GINNY CHAPPEL Vice-President Secretary 3' 3? ,,1 f ,I 'x 3ll.l vu 6' Elaine Bolton Barney Booth Glenda Bowen Mary Ruth Bradshaw Harla Briggs Ronnie Briggs Davis Brown Janice Brown Phillip Bryant Barbara Burgin Alton Burke James Burks .x x 6 -sg, Q ,, tl .i.. lil A1431 3,3 'T nr V. JF W QQ' 3 T E7 L.-. Mi 'Va i 11 f 411' 9 'B .Pwr iff' fx 'N .au ,L we vi N ,? f T' 711 wr '0'5 i Joyce Bynum Judy Calvert Jerrell Camp Jack Carter Ginny Chappell Delores Chatham Charlotte Clark Roger Cleveland Sue Comer Larry Cornelius W. G. Cornelius Charlotte Coshatt iw ii Patricia Eades David Edwards Judith Elsberry Donna Erwin Richard Erwin Mary Ann Evans Veronica Feernsfer Ray Fields Gail Files Mircheiene Fosnee Gaii Foster Mary Foster 1 Dore Cre.-.3 Qcibyf Croucn Lnda Ciasnrrar, Aiien Davidson Frances Dean Jane Deason Haroid Dickey Diane Dooliirie Estelle Doran Larry Dudley Barbara Durden Brenda Durden Jane Frazer Joyce Gafdne' Deane Gen y Jaclce G aze James Glenn Jackie Graham Louise Green Kline Gregory Elfon Griffin Shirley Griffin Joyce Grigsby Shirley Grimm 1 sf ' a in v v X 1 'fr' l s H Claudia Gurley Wanda Hall Winda Hall Gerald Hallmark Lynda Hamer Terry Hamer Rebecca Hammond Ronnie Harper Jimmy Harris Ralph Harris Barbara Hayes Linda Hazelrig 5 , A i s- an 2 lf 4 - 5' f , Af H is v3 UK ,I N., Q5 lr x K Bobby lngram Elaine Ingram- Donna Joiner Velma Joiner Barbara Jones Ernesiine Jones Robert Jones Willianw Jones Billy Fay Jordan Catherine Kaufman Katherine Kaylor Tommy Kelley Diane Hening Brenda Hickman Larry Hill Tommy Holloway Marvin Honeycuit Gene Horton Marlene Horton Wayne Horton George Howard Theresa Howell Janet Howion Neal Humphries V jf Y Yr ar--v Joy Kibbey Diane Kiley Charles Kimbrough Paul Lanier Keitralw Lawson Judy Layton Williarn Lea Paul Leatherwood 6 Q99 Ar l , I I Wally Lee , Carlton Lewis 5' 4 Carolyn Loggins L Donald Lovelady Y. I' -A., Xt 4 ' ll A fy Q' ' ff .WV L ,J-V, , .AV V L 1 ' wi 3 1 Q! . - 1 1 L l x I , fl ' as rw, as 1 Claude Lynn Jo Manning Brenda Mason Charles Mayer Reba McCrary Jerry McCulley Paulette McCullough Claudia McKenzie Janice McMurray Joyce McNutt Margie McSpadden Roger Meadows L 2 f X s' AR l X Mary Gdom Earl Ozment Jimmy Parris Delores Patterson Gerald Payne Vivian Peppers Johnny Perry Albert Plesnairski Donna Pope Judy Powers Shelton Price Betty Prince Patricia Melton Roy Miller Eva Jean Minor Sandra Mitchell Areta Moon Dorothy Moore William Moran Eddie Moses Betty Mount Richard Mullins Charles Nelson Anthony Normand 49-Y 23 Q Brenda Ragsdale Sally Redmayne Elizabeth Rice Iva Richardson Warren Richardson Anita Roberson Patricia Robinson Charlotte Rogers Bonnie Rollins Lynn Rotton Ann Rucks Sue Salter -eg , V , g i S v- ..,, . :, 53 . ru - ,, , W' 'fra P 1 , aw, y if wif. . .- , JI' . J W'-7 'ef' mc, -rig 5 if cg 4 453, ,Q 'ty ff f f If! k M' A 'v I N Y S ,ff ff ,xg el Q Q X , gig s. I , I fly ' I I 'X ie Z AQ f 5 Ronald Samples Donald Satcher Patricia Scalf Peggy Seale Jimmy Ruth Self Sandra Sharit Jackie Sharp Gail Sheets Charles Sides Jean Simon Lavene Sims Reba Sims 'Q ow-5 X V 5 4 E 1 M.- Gwen Southerland James Sprouse Linda Stack Frances Stanton Millard Starnes Ceiley Startley Terry Startley Carolyn Strickland' Joy Ann Sullivan Brenda Sutton Carolyn Swafford Roy Terry 'e, Barbara Smith Barbara Faye Smith Charlene Smith Freddie Smith Janet Smith Jimmy Smith Johnny Smith Louise Smith Tommy Smith Wayne C. Smith Wayne G. Smith Donald South .5 lf! Billy Joe Thomas Mary Thomas Bill Thomason Diane Thompson Billy Threadgill Ronnie Tidwell Jimmy Trapp Bobby Tucker Peggy Tucker Jerry Turner Tommy Turney Reggie Tutfon Er x px T l ,tr 4 , I l S f,-Q UQ i 5X . I Penelope Vann Carol Vaughn Warren Vessels Linda Walls Glenda Weaver Ronnie Webb Shirley Weinmann Larry White Sue White Robert Wiggins Wanda Wiley Edna Wills Jerome Barker Benny Bradley Ruth Campbell Wayne Coker Terry Colburn Leroy Cowart Terry Davis Ronnie Glass 'I ,J R I l i , , -JL M ll I 1 '?'6'iN2rf 'fiflfiwwiiif CAMERA SHY: Gene Goodwin Ronald Hicks Joe Ingram Ronald James John Kennedy Lloyd Knight David McCarty Thomas Melvin Patricia Wright James Yarbrough Dennis Missildine Charles Parvin James Quinn Bobby Shelton Arthur Palmer Donald Stevens Barbara Thomas Charles Wilson Pat Wilson Tommy Wool Edith Wrenn Joyce V' rig in-5 Kraus' IN MEMORlAM Killed in Automobile Accident October 29, 1958 X. Tl Homecoming Parade ,JE554--... 5' ' S1 JERRY MATTHEWS WAYNE MORRIS JOE MCELROY BETTY ISAACS President Vrce Presrdent Secretary TVGGSUVGF Tom Armstrong Patricia Arnold Irene Bagwell Tommy Barrett Gary Batson Betty Bentley Linda Best Linda Bowen Barbara Bowers Jimmy Bowers Willard Bowers Phyllis Brown wtf Joan Bryant Martha Bryant Tommy Bryant June Burgess John Wayne Bynum James Cagle Max Clements Myra Collins Johnny Crow Mary Crump Rolline Denney Paul Dickerson Fi 'J , I . Q .. ax ,, rl wx K 1 Y - 4. N xi -Z4 1, l Lora Dismukes Mack Drake Betty Echols Orson Echols Charles Edwards Thomas John Elms Leara Farris Christine Formby Ben Fortner Ronald Franks Annette French Wayne Frey Q fa. Jimmie Johnson Jer.y Laney Patricia Lockhart Mary Jean Lyles Cfilfwl 777 affwsc, ll- Z' --. , Jerry Matthews Jimmy McCay Brenda McClellan Joe McElroy Roger Mills Jackie Moore Wayne Morris Ralph Nichols , gt. 4.y,.A,,' , ,,.,. l , . J i.i,Ji Sherry Garner Jarnes Gregory Linda Hancock Martha Handley Herbert Harris Woody Hart Kenneth Hawk Marie Hawk Martha Hoagland Thomas Horton Betty Isaacs Eddie Johnson 1 Connie Norris Jane Owens Larry Parker Richard Parker Ronald Partain Phillip Perryman Patsy Prewitt Leon Prince Eddie Purkey Benny Ramsey Martha Roberts Wanda Rogers ' v . ga, S r ft 5, , jx I t l ! , i, 42, if vi, l i 'ff i p 54 t 'Riff-Nl? . Joe Sinnatt 3 l Betty Scoggin Ronny Sharit Steve Shores jlgjfyt . 'JV 4 ' j . A U -7 fl y'f'Vl J J' ' ,LVM fl Carl Smith Diane Smith Gene Southerland Sylvia Spillane Beverly Stevens Jimmy Swann il Elna Jo Sweatt Edward Taylor 3' 3 2? it X 5. it of ffzjfcpi A .uf g JYW K Q James Thompson Elizabeth Ann Tucker Ben Vines, Jr. Billy Walker Faye Wallace Nancy Walters John Warren June Warren Dean Welch Jimmy Willingham Debra Yates Sandra Yerby CAMERA SHY: Gail Crutchfield Bobby Kimbrough Orman Pearman Jeannette DUHHBVGFIT Michael McCutcheon Jackie Sayer Patsy Davis Jerald Joiner Elizabeth Tillery Sandra Holder Ea'rl Deason Cecile Feemster Gene Cobb IDENTIFICATION OF BABY PICTURES Conrad Hawkins Patsy Johnson Jimmy Pat King Jerr Smith Y Barbara Cassady Dennie Kelley Hope and Charity Dooley Jerry Skelton Patsy Cushman Edward Owings Gary Morris Kay Darden Jerry and Terry Langston Carol Key Dottie Hill Pat Yarbrough Joe Wilson Peggy Bailey Betty Barrett Frances Perry Dean Sweatt Kathryn Thompson Ronnie Franklin Faith Darden Gary Scoggins Janet Payne Norma Giles David Morrell Alfreda Mathis Carol Higginbotham Carolyn McCullough Corina Richardson Annette Sharit Carolyn McCullough Judy Tolleson Edward Owings Linda Nelson Hilda Copelon Peggy Dickerson Jim Hancock Barbara Bryant Claudia Parker Jimmy Dickerson Helen Reese Faye Coleman Linda Kibbey Judy Kiley DENNIE KELLEY Editor Mrs. McCuis1on i, 1 'Xb wh.-5-',3, I Brenda Luther CLUBS Linda Kibbey FEATURES Gary Morris SPORTS 7444 70' Snag! .,:1':?i'i:? w. AL ,- Q:g.,,. if -v 114' -N71 GJ ,fy w'FQg? I 1 .7 iff .-. ffl! fwaiff GENE COBB Associate Editors Miss Sanders SPECIAL SERVICES Patsy Johnson Edward Owings is . - X ROBERT GLAZE Mrs. Studdard M ,ef -' :gr i9l!?'7V5-' I 9419 W 7'i'?7?15'f7'fjf5 Peggy Bailey Audrey Bishop Barbara Bryant Bobby Cassady Patsy Cushman Faith Darden Kay Darden Patsy Davis Nancy Glaze Betty Harrell Larry Hendricks Roland Hewitt Sue Kennedy Carol Key Janice Kiley Judy Kiley Carolyn McCullough Janet Payne Corina Richardson Betty Terry Elizabeth Tillery Jacquelyn Vann Doris Wills Joe Wilson T9 I fp' 7- 4 you R These used time, energy, shoe leather, gasoline, patience, and determination to make the 1959 Wildcat possible. X, I 'if tb i ' J 4 HQ, 1, '27 4. 8, I Q41 'uit' I, W . I , F, -I X VA gy I I P-' W - E 1 : Q V . ,,,L 'V -1 ' Ye olde Barr1Ya d Pam' 1-,,.. D 'N wi-4 :f'42 OFFICERS: JACQUELYN VANN Vice-Presidenf CONNIE MOORE Secreiary MRS. SALTER Sponsor ROBERT GLAZE Presidenr i xv lu D Wa- Z l OFFICERS: x f . WAYNE DUREN 'ia' , President V , I' BILLY PRINCE , Vice-President zz, LARRY NELMS F MR. GILES, Sponsor Secretary-Treasurer FIRST ROW: Gary Thompson, Neal Humphries, Lynn Rotton, Anthony Normand, David Duke, Hershel Crump, Edwin Taylor, Wayne Rotton. SECOND ROW: Billy Prince, Robert Smith, J, E. Graves, Donald South, Donald Satcher, Ben Vines, Butch Davidson, Philip Bryant, Arthur Palmer. THIRD ROW: Earl Deason, Ronnie Murray, Charles Monroe, Jimmy Graves, Larry Nelms, Tommy Turner, Wayne Duren, Ralph Harris, Mr. Giles. 10004 I JERALD .IOINER Presidenr Hope Dooley Wayne Duren Cecile Feemster Roberf Glaze Sandra Holder Judy Kiley Brenda Lurher Claudia Parker Berry Terry Doris Wills Sv ii KM ' L PATSY JOHNSON BARBARA CASSADY PATSY DAVIS Vice-President Secrefary Treasurer NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY I Q X 3 5 : 1 1- 5 i 4 Q W QX MRS. JOHNSTON, Sponsor Deonnia Cooley Faith Darden Peggy Dickerson Charity Dooley 1 Lynn Chappell Don Clowdus -Fi: .. 2 S - n Y -t B . ,.- .1 ' 1.3 rg 46 5 as 4 f 4- .. I Sv Y,-! n. 4' X - wi V fi if 'Q 4 'Q . A .6 S - A fn x 5 f, 1'I L ' ' , I l ex . 1 4 , , LL' ' tina Q , vwlk -r A ' 1 . - V, V il' ii' 5,4 :, -r 'J I ' Q .A-7 I 25 I -.4 A In ' 7 -p . , , Q I , . , . . 5, . ,v Z 5' pi Zami i 77 A I NR RONCHETTI Dfrec'or ,Jr 25:32 RV sl 'u lil SANDRA HOLDER Pregfd-gm GARRETTE BIBB ROSE MARIE HUGHES Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer MAJORETTES Gerry Bates, Barbara Burgin, Barbara Marlin, Anita Roberson, Harla Briggs, Carol Key, Velma Joiner, Christine Glover, Janice Kiley, Head Maioretrep Sandra Holder, Drum Maiorefte. s K V 4 'gg' :gf Q '+L' as U V W Hu' if Ai!! sgi x rv I is f mf Q ' Q - A Wa MW l a vj Yi 39' Q92 'Blew 59 ,vw :sawn fl is ifslslgiyl 3' 1115 '.t1 '5' 3 5 'W 1 '35'5 : f??'1f?gg!f5' 5 5' r n' 1' ' r - 'Q f.1 P : ' . . . , ,.. . z . 3 3 V '.. -w ' , ' Z- ' fa T 5' ' , 3' - '. - . , au. . x Y ' 1. ' ' ll Q QV!! Sf ' J a 4 ' , h ,va , 1' V1 4 N -, Y ,, 41? 'I s FAITH DARDEN, President Ginny Chappell Jerry Cousins Rolline Denney Jack Duncan Cecile Feemster Sandra Hendrix Diane Hening Gladys Henry Linda Hickman Sandra Holder June Kirkland Brenda Luther Barbara Marlin Jerry Matthews O D. Miller Sandra Slwarlt Larry Sisson Freddy Smith Sylvia Spillane Kathryn Talley 'eff-' , J PATSY JOHNSON Vice-President Carl Acton Jan Beasley George Birdyshaw 'Ll in L.,- ' iz .i i, 5 Q wx urn-' L ELIZABETH TILLERY Secretary DENNIE KELLEY Tre a s u re r LTZM QL 6 fx v , X kk, wi, .V N I fx SA if I . 1 I r R X 'W Q .5 'J iii -' JA., 'Q' -' Ji , ai., i if! , 5, J.. ., f t is - . ' v Q.. . .' 59 t i .. Q :- f X l if .,,, ,,. MR. GREEN MR. SNOW S C Sponsors x -X If . I , Tr ? , 'G' I r ' W , 1 4 'N' '?Zf'fXN A f , , 1' fl , ,ir ,.f' s 1 Earl Booth Davis Brown Martha Bryant Sondra Butler Barbara Cassady Annette French Emily French Dean Gentry Nancy Glaze Linda Hazelrig Janet Howton Wesley lngram Betty Isaacs Catherine Kaufman Tommy Kelley Ann Moore Judy Powers Faye Quick Jan Robinson Ann Rucks Diane Thompson Judy Tolleson Elizabeth Tucker Jackie Vann Joe Wilson D RANT TIMES I SPONSORED BY THE STUDENT COUNCIL NUMBER 1 Monday, October 13, 1958 VOLUME Sfuder Robert Gluz Panelist on ' Robert Glaze, I1 JOne.x's Yljrrilll. 11:41 resent our high fi c-dur-11111111111 TV 1.1. News. The purp. grain is to 111-lp yo better readers ot This prouraun is cli Walker and 11.14 Mobbs. The ri-N111 1, charm- uf piiily- B:rn11111f!1g1:1z Publ. Other s1'!1i:.Qs xi E11s!11j:. Wo11dl11'.'. 1. 1-1- Thf' v1r.ffri'11 1 NEW TE, Mr. Thornhill a High in 1951-1954 ed Howard College- Mr. Thornhill 1111131 cial studies and 11 studies. 1112 pastin photogrziphy. Ile 11 recordsp his Izivo Jones and Montoi' He is uninaf .-, . A 50171 MT- Tl 1.: 1 Q , X UH, Wy f,pt,y1.A 1,11 1 1 , wi. 1 :1.1.. pins at the next home are fomb' 31 s what they W lil 1 ' ' Fitvh tnonth they plan to Guess E give-11 1111 'A1'r': 1 V111 r-1'i.'c11sl1ip awards or! I-Iarmor fmt 1,1 131,-iv 1-.5 11.4. 'Il It-ir food citizenship. ' pastiint 'H in Yami. Gt, .1I- 1 111.111 11 prograiri of good He att ,. A111111- 5617001 D 1 'r Grew-:1 .s the new sponsor of wuegc Qillifr Ylf Cwtixzcil, and Mr Snow bama- 1 . . . '1 in-or He is in if ch 1 g U 1 ' A and two gA W A -501' n , , n ' 11:1 1111, UI lllli Slllcelii is in Gneoma Gincljrs 11 'B' ,M illl- 51.111 is F111i:1 D,1rcle11, of 'I-H39 HC muh up .1-A-sf--A A - v. 11 ,1'fSldC11I is Patsy best, High S1-iw.: 'lln f'I'ViC'WS of these Om. nm 1 ,-Mutd . is . Izidc-ci 111111 those soon Il'lO'v't MRS. HOWARD, Sponsor 111111111 1 - Q I '- 1 1 'iff 13ll'3'fPYVf band, the . . ...., iglies t1 .A 1 7 'A O pastor of the Ce11t1':1l Baptifi 111.1140 1111111 t Mg- m L ' .7330 Viiufifffi Church. has 29111111 cgillm cl 'ii' rm 1 1 T11l:L11Ql1e3 Y preach She att:-ndf 1d1'1' M 1 , 1 rm NANCY GLAZE ' ' 1' '1 Edirof my -152.3 1 1 ' 1, 3 u 'T CHARLOTTE HOWARD I Asscmafe Editor 1 1 r s- 5 . .. .. -1 they attend the Church of His pastimes are playing the things apart. pet and tearing favorite sport is football. His ment on his trap to Boys State From Boys State I have a greater knowledge of our gOVOl'11!11Cl1I and have come to preciatc it more than ever. I am sincere in sayizig that I every high .sf'i1ool junior or could attend because it is an exper- ience no boy would forget. Jerald 17 and a senior in Mrs. Johnstoifs h-1:1111roon1 Ile is 6'2 tall and wc-11fl1s 165 pounds. His clubs are National Honor Society. Latin, Book. Hi-Y. :ind Visual Ald. His favorzii- spi-rt is football. His parents .1r1- Mr and Mrs. Dennis li JQ11111' His future plans are to 9.1lCllL1 college' His pet peeve ls siow 1'c-pfirtfrs on 11e'.x'spz1pers. Lin u.-sf, ,--v-U www-hm'-I.,-1 ,sn 44- Counvil is DC'l1IlZf'Kt1llf'B' She is 5'8 tall and wmghs 140 pounds She has blue eyes and brou111 hziir Her ' 1: years .'-T111-11s, .1 Club, .iv 11.1.9- 1::1l 'nsf .F..,g' is . mf Mr 'S 1.111-:ids In- fe - .lr 1,11 J. D GRAVES , Arid Business Manager X 111,11 pd Do You re111e1n1111' Ill' 111.112 .- :.-.1 1 L11 1 . .... -- A . if 1. I John' Sffbiscult? They Illililt .1 t.:.e .,t:.'r.:4-1.,. 1 3. :g.11g. 1141111111111-tl 1111 lids 3' ' 06 0 if 'K FIRST ROW: .Iohnfe Lett, A,d'e, Bsliea, Cevy Bays 'e' 3 LeCr:,' 3' ue, Bonei-, Nefnoa Giles, Dean Sweatt, Gail Pearrran. SECOND ROW: Helen Reese, Bonnie Franks, Vrgiifa Greer' bcfdra Euler, Jain Billops, Annette Sharif, Carolyn MQCg,lIOugh, Faye Coleman THIRD ROW: Estelle Tarance, Altreda Matliis, Carol Higginoozhain .lattice Kiley, Judy Kiley, Linda Kibbey, Wilma Smith. ' 66064 . Z 7 FIRST ROW: Joy Culver, Diane Vanover, Janet Payne, Connie Moen, Betty Harrel, Jaditn Scalt, Pat Smith, Gay Bryant, Dorothy Wade, Mary E :Vanta SECOND ROW: Brenda Renfroe, Virglna Piiktiigwgn, Linda Smith Floience Inglett, Frances Hamer, Betty Ellard, Jean Armstrong, Marilyn Clark, Reba Kendall, Mrs. Mackey THIRD ROW: Dottie Hill, Frances Perry, Mary Sullivan, Mildred Rounsayllle, Sandra Pavel, Mary McKnight, Katherine Thompson, Patsy Cushman, Sandra Best, Betty Barrett, Peggy Bailey. I .-.K FIRST ROW: Mr. Norton, Henderson Tingle, Eddie Purkey, Dot Purkey, Gary Thompson, Lynell King, Billy Prince, Mr. Thornhill. SECOND ROW: cafy Walker, amy Joe Taylor, Roger Meadows, Richard Parker, Tommy Porter, Neal Acker, Rocky Bow- den, Frances Roberts, Wayne Hicks, Carlus McCay, DeWitt Churchwell, Ronnie Nel- son. N? N, I ' .lt ell' I' l 0 My KAY BIDDLE GLENDA WEAVER President Vice-President X off? MARTHA BRYANT RONNIE PARTAIN Secretary Treasurer ti f MRS. DECARLO Sponsor FIRST ROW: Wayne Morris, Ronnie Partain, Patricia Arn- old, Mary Crump, Claudia Gurley, Glenda Weaver, Kay Biddle, June Burgess, Bar- bara Hayes, Connie Norris, Barbara Bowers, Martha Bry- ant. SECOND ROW: Eddie Purlcey, Tommy Barrett, Gene Souther- land, Eddie Johnson, Thomas Horton, Lin cl a Hancock, Martha Roberts, Lynda Hamer, Donna Joiner, Estelle Doran, Judy Layton, Patsy Prewitt, FIRST ROW: Kay Darden Faye Coleman. SECOND ROW: Billy Walk er, June Burgess. THIRD ROW: Lloyd Jin riglwt, Linda Cushman FOURTH R O W: Linda Hamer, Barbara Jones Gail Gardner, Mary M Knight, Mariorie Wat wood, Linda Hancock Brenda Renfroe, Jerry Davis, .loy Culver, Sue White, Betty Barrett. FIFTH ROW: Mrs, Donnel- ly, Pat Bynum, Frances Stanton, Max Clements, Larry Nichols, Jada Bill- uos, Janice Brown, James Tufton, Tommy Porter, David Jones, Eddie Bar- YOW. SIXTH ROW: Edward Tay- lor, Jackie Dickie. SEVENTH ROW: Peggy TUCKER, Barbara Hayes MRS. DONNELLY Sponsor .eww 2 6 4 D 9 '1 F0 CRQS KAY DARDEN President . . Av NANNETTE YATES PAY COLEMAN Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer E406 FIRST ROW: Joyce Faulkner, Hilda Copelon, Betty Terry, Charlotte Howard, Robert Glaze, Bobbie Cassady. SECOND ROW: Hope Dooley, Char- ity Dooley, Sandra Hendrix, Kay Darden, Joy Kirkland. 'M THIRD ROW: Nancy Bryant, Wayne Varner, Byron Vann, Patsy Davis, Leslie Hamer. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Studdard, Hilda Horn, Jerald Joiner, Gary Scoggins. JUDY LAYTON President is ANN RUCKS Vice-Presidem .fl Q Q Q I I 1 in 8.1 9 1 if insert Miss JACKSON ' - ew Sponsor I 3 Y .M Q. f . 9.- GWEN SOUTHERLAND Secrerary v ' GAIL miss 1 Treasurer ly' ,QW FIRST ROW: Shirley Falls, Carol Key, Edward Owens, Phil Mills, Miss Hammond SECOND ROW: David Morrell, Dale McElroy, Ricriark Kniep Eddie Bar- row, Jimmy Hancock, Gary Morris, Jimmy Cushen, Jimmy King, Jack Parker Xfx R Es ,L 2 I f 1 - w.' r? ?1 g if gf, 9 if .. . 1 .. fig ,I I '44 52 03 S464 164 Q GN td! 45 f ' , , SB? 0 1 1 . Xa 5 3 'Cup-an... Luau max, 43' 'E 'Q -...L... 4 'far Q l 2 4 l 5 7 9f'L' ,f Q. Gig, if , 6' M M 1 , fa 83 MISS SECOND ROW: Nichols, Jerry Jim Hancock, McElroy, David Vann, Jimmy Ronnie Briggs, Linda Hazelrig, FIRST ROW: Miss Broadus, Christine Glover, Sue Hewitt, Gail Pearman, Monteze Smith, Dean Sweatt, Paul Cargo, Veda Butler. Max Clements, Ralph Cousins, Phil Mills, LaVern Pitts, Dale Morrell, Leon Prince, Jerry Matthews. THIRD ROW: James Gilliland, Byron Cushen, Jack Parker, Roland Hewitt. -v1 YN 44-,mem books and helping their fellow students in other ways. The LIBRARY HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES CLUB is designed to library. The librarian sponsors both clubs. BROADUS, Librarian Members of the LIBRARY CLUB assist in operating the library by checking out coordinate the home rooms with the library. Members carry information about new books and regulations to their classmates and bring requests and suggestions to the swung 71 ' FIRST ROW: Miss Broadus, Christine Glover, Ernestine Jones, Claudia Parker, Sue Hewitt, Roland Hewitt. SECOND ROW: Jerry Matth- ews, Edna Wills, Ernestine. Brown, Vivian Peppers, Jerry Skelton, Dale McElroy, Jimmy C u s h e n, Ronnie Briggs. THIRD ROW: Wayne Frey, Kirk Kniep, Jerry Smith, LaVern Pitts, Paul Cargo, David Morrell, Jim Hancock. If ff FIRST ROW: Shirley Falls, Gladys MaiOVS, Norma Giles, Wilma Smith, Sara Hig- ginbotham, Syble Hambrice, Joy Culver, Brenda Rentroe. SECOND ROW: Mariorie Watwood, Al- treda Mathis, Barbara Hutto, Hope Dooley, Mitchelene Foshee, Diana Van- over, Mrs. Shelton, THIRD ROW: Frances Crouch, Mary Ann Head, Joyce Grigsby, Charity Dooley, Katherine Thomoson, Lura Sellers, Car- olyn Reid, Linda Stack. if If FIRST ROW: Tommy Fields, Tommy Bar- rett, Jack Duncan, Argo Bowers, Peter Singleton, David Dulce, Edward Owings. SECOND ROW: Rex Kirkland, Larry Lowe, Warren Richardson, Tommy Smith, Lynn Kornegay, Hudson Harris, Jimmy Graves, Gary Scoggins, Gary Morris, Coach Richards. THIRD ROW: Leslie Hamer, Robert Trapp, Jerald Joiner, Ronnie Nelson, Ralph Harris, Freddie Smith, Robert Kennedy, Charles Monroe. I FRONT CENTER: Johnny Alvis. FIRST ROW: Edith Wrenn, Jan Robinson, Barbara Jones, Charlotte Howard, Kath- rine Kaylor, SECOND ROW: Carolyn Loggins, Jackie Glaze, Gail Christy, Linda Walls, Bonnie Rollins, Brenda Sutton, THIRD ROW: Billy Lea, Areta Moon, Frances Stanton, Jimmy Parrish, Shel- ton Price. .Z Ksl -if A. ,Mm Al. I- we '41 'K . l 1 MRS. HILL Sponsor Estelie Doran Richard Erwin r L A, f X ff I Linda Hickman Joe Ingram Nor snown V 2 atandlad DeWitt Churchweil Sue Comer Doris Crews Mary Evans , J , f R L, 1 Bonnie Franks Emily French Joyce Grigsbv -'a ,. in - fi? if-.fr if ,QE I R 9 Kirk Kniep Brenda Mason Albert Plesniarski Billy Threadgiil xg.. , A ' v it I h fs N 'iw 5 ' 1' 975' Q v I 5 l lg . , e .fl -QA fs: ' , ,E me v , L- L, if Larry Sisson-Citizenship Tour Repre- sentative. Kenneth Whitten-Birmingham News Oratorical Contestant. Garrette Bibb and Jerald Joiner were representatives to Boys' State. A R4 is N ,ff is f ii M er AS 'tif I-me is 0 ,Q Q 1. 5 fJ ':?g?'SfY' , , T , f,si gk Ay, Av reg, 3 9 , Q, q.,.,,,, ' k ff X, J lg 'H Q' r I s 'Fi f 'ir -1 1- 1 gf W M 5523 f Jill!! f l E f Qt- A. L ' xi ' I 5, A 2 L , 7 K A ,.,4 0 .. . aww 'Q L J, VA V f , f ,V 4 4 r ,L --fl W I JV? is M: J unit A - p x ' ' A H ! 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F7 Z VARSITY FIRST ROW: Mr. Snow, Earl Booth, Tommy Barker, Tommy Fields, Jerald Joiner, Leslie Hamer, SECOND ROW: Robert Smith, Roland Hewitt, Edward Owings, Jimmy Graves, Hudson Harris, Jack Dun- can, David Duke. all i YI? 5 B TEAM FIRST ROW: Gary Piper, Peter Singleton, Billy Cal- lans, Freddie Smith, Tommy Kelley, Normand Anthony. SECOND ROW: J. D. Graves, Jimmy Lovell, Donald Satch- er, Larry White, Robert Jones, Wesley Ingram, Wayne Smith, Terry Col- burn. , f. ANT M MP Ph V+I Wm by TO GREATER VALUES P45 THE SOUTH S MOST COMPLETE AUTOMOBILE CENTER Lf vga 14 0 fo A QC 'V Our Alma Mater SAM F BRENNAN MAYMIE v BRENNAN 40 44 We are privileged fo have been chosen as phoiographers for your annual for 'rhe pas? seven years. TARRANT PHOTO SERVICE I623 Pinson S1'ree+ TARRANT, ALABAMA YZWQWMZ HARRIS SMITH DRY GOODS AND SHCES TARRANT ALABAMA Co g atulato s to the G aduat g Class of 1959 I rw III4-I6 Ford Avenue n r i n r in BEST WISHES F ALABAMA BY PRODUCTS CORPORATION +o GRADUATING CLASS F l959 rom K v Q efi' wif' 4' Q I cemagse f Q X Z f ,J M Tgx N If A X V :Y w?:m -'Q A1 5 X X , P ff M ff I I Y A II arber3 Milk makes Energy E E E7 N , , A,,,,.,- L. uf, f,, 1 f K --ff 4'-ur xi ,ff IF YOU DON T LIKE BARBER S BEST A M fnsvff Q64 5651 .Q-V -famed paced EMF KIBBEYS FOOD STORE The Fruendllesf Sfore In Town ZI46 EAST LAKE BLVD TARRANT To Serve You ls a Pleasure To Please You ls Our Desire N ep s K VARIETY STORE l609 Pmson S+ree+ TARRANT ALABAMA Phone Vlcfor I 9l49 MCCULLOUGH S BOOTERY I6l3 Pmson S+ BEAUTY SHOP NUNN BUSH Shoes for Men l632l 2 PIUSOU Sffeel SUNDIAL shoes for me O cl ff OP + Y IRENE REID ARLENA SELF JAMES Enhre Family 2 V l .. 2 ' 4 1 T J I 5 ' -J A H I XX X X 'K ff r V ' ' ' ,SS r e W - 5135: -. 615' 'T' ' Q - 'ro Phone Vlc+or I-I3I9 Tarrani - . f . wne an era ecl b MILLER A FURNITURE COMPANY 2 Asses + L k A TARRANT 7 ALABAMA DICKINSQN BARBERX ai CARDWELL X X X REAL ESTATE 81 INSURANCE X X J v + 16416 ff I L, I :ze 3lI0 26+l1 S+ N BEST WISHES +o +l1e Graduahng Class From - u s me ff rounnmr co .:.,..:-.:'.,..., ON! 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