Tarrant High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Tarrant, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1961 volume:

FOREWORD To record in picture and story the colorful events of our high school days: to recall the pleasant memories and enduring friendship of the past: and to remind us of the challenges of the future has been the aim and purpose of The Wildcat Staff. If, in the dim and distant future, cherished memories of our days here at Tarrant High School may be awakened by these pages, so that we may once again relive our happy school days, then indeed our work shall not have been in vain, and we shall feel amply repaid for our efforts. We extend our sincere appreciation and thanks to the faculty and students of our school for their cooperation in helping us to produce this book. MR. ROLAND GREEN During his three and one-half years with us, Mr. Green, teacher, composer and director of music, and sponsor of the Student Council, has labored unceasingly for our progress, and his place is high in the hearts of the students and patrons of Tarrant High School. It is with sincere appreciation of his sendees to our school and profound admiration of his sterling character that we dedicate to him this volume of The Wildcat. 3 ALMA MATER Hail to thee, our lima Muter. Here's our praise to you! Guide art thou in youthful school days. Banner. Gold and Blue. Hail to Tarrant, hail our high school! T '.s the name u e love. With the Gold of light around her. Blue of truth above. Hail thy children now and ever. Who shall come to thee! May our hearts in love united Faithful ever be. Raise your voices, swell the chorus. Sing of Gold and Blue: Alma Mater, we adore thee. And we'll aye be true. A ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION MR. G. A. MITCHELL. R.S.. A.R.. M.A., LL.B. Superintendent Mr. R. W. Johnson. Sr. President Mr. Dennis E. Joiner Vice-president Mr. Frank W. Kibbey Mr. J. A. Davidson Mr. Billy N. Erwin MR. L. D. HEAD. A.B., M.A. Principal This book is a treasury of memories concerning our high school. May the treasures stored herein help you recall many pleasant activities. We thank the sponsors and staff for making the Wildcat available to us. We congratulate you for the excellent work you have done. 7 MR. OTTO B. SMITH, B.S., M.S. Director of Vocational Education MR. HENRY T. SNOW. B.S.. M.A. Assistant Principal Economic Geography. American History MRS. LUCILLE H. HOWARD, A.B. Director of Guidance Languages MRS. LORRINE KIMBROUGH Registrar MISS BOYCE BROADUS, A.B.. M.A., B.L.S. Librarian MRS. MYRTLE S. CARD, B.E.. M.Ed. English MRS. GAYLE S. COLLEY, B.S. Science MRS. ELIZABETH C. DeCARLO. A.B. English MRS. LOUISA A. DONNELLY, A.B. English. Social Studies MR. JOHN T. DRAKE Auto Mechanics MR. CLARENCE B. EPPS Machine Shop MR. HUEL D. EVANS, B.A. Mathematics Assistant Coach CAMERA SHY: MR. HAROLD M. ALMON W MR. C. H. FREDY, B.S., M.E. Mechanical Drafting MR. THOMAS M. GILES, A.B., M.A. English MR. GLENN E. GLASS Radio and TV Repairing MR. LARRY A. GORE. B.S. Assistant Coach MK. ROLAND V. GREEN, B.A., M.E. Choral Music Speech MISS MARY A. HAMMOND, B.S. Social Studies MR. JEROME B. JOHNSON Cabinet Making MRS. HARRY A. JOHNSTON. B.S. Shorthand. Typewriting CAMERA SHY: MR. JAMES A. FOLEY Refrigeration, Air Conditioning MISS MARY JONES, B. S. Social Studies MISS RACHEL KELLAM, B.A. Physical Education MRS. JAMES MACKEY, B.S. Social Studies MR. MEL L. MARTIN Electronics MRS. M. C McCUISTON, B.S. Bookkeeping Business I-aw. Shorthand MR. JOHN MOORK. B.S., M.A. Social Studies Assistant Coach MR. ALBERT M. NORTON. A.B. Art. English MR. RAYMOND PHILLIPS Electricity CAMERA SHY: MR. JAMES F. HARMON, B.S. Science MR. CHARLES RICHARDS, B.S., M.A. Coach MR. EDMOND J. ROBBINS, B.S. Mathematics MR. JOHN L ROGERS. B.S. Science Basketball Coach MR. A. V. RONCHETTI, B.A. Band, Spanish MR. JOHN H. RUMSEY Body and Fender Repair MRS. A. LEROY SALTER, A.B. English MRS. W. J. SHELTON, B.S. Home Economics Family Living MRS. L C. STUDDARD, A.B. English Family Living MR. H. DON THORNHILL, B.S. Typewriting Record Keeping. Economic Geography MR. DAVID R. WALKER. A.B. Science. Physics. Chemistry MR. WESLEY A. WALKER, A.B., M.Ed. General Math., Spanish MR. RALPH J. WINGO Auto Mechanics SENIORS COLORS: Red and White Johnny Alvis President Ronnie Webb Vice-president MOTTO: Study to show thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. FLOWERS: Red and White Roses Joy Kibbey Larry White Secretary T rcasurer 14 JIMMY LOU ALLEN “Lu Lu” Motto-—] could not live without the love of my friend . Book Club; Future Nurses; H Club; JA; Monitor JOHN MARSHAL ALVIS “Johnny” Motto To be the best of whatever Cod shall direct me to be. Boys’ State: Concert Choir; Dramatics Club; Forum Club; Monitor; “Know Your News' TV Program PEGGY JOYCE BALDWIN “Peg Leg” Motto—Win as if you were used to it and lose as if you liked it. FTA Club; Library Club HARRY JEROME BARKER “Tony” Motto—To profit from good advice requires more wisdom than to give it. Baseball; Basketball; Motors Club TOMMY KENNETH BARKER “Skipper Motto—When all the candles go out. all women are fair. Basketball JANICE RUTH BEASLEY “Jan” Motto—To find the Lord’s will for my life and work to that end. Dental Clinic Queen; Concert Choir; Dramatics Club; National Honor Society; Pianist for Boys’ Quartet; Tarrant Times Staff; Secretary-Treasurer of Jefferson County Student Councils MARGARET KAY BIDDLE Motto—Lord, help me live from day to day, in such u self-forgetful way, that even when I kneel to pray, my prayer will be for others. Book Club; Concert Choir; Monitor; National Honor Society GEORGE WILLARD BIRDYSHAW Motto—To take advantage of the grandest gift God has given us, music. Band; Boys Quartet; Concert Choir; Dramatics Club BARBARA ANN BISHOP “Bob” Motto—He who loves his fellow man is loving Cod in the holiest way he can. FTA Club; Monitor; Red Cross HERMONNE ELAINE BOLTON “Lnine” Motto—To regard music as one of the greatest gifts God can give us. Book Club; Concert Gioir; Dramatics Club; Monitor; National Honor Society 15 BARBARA ANN BURGIN Bobbie” Motto—Character is a diamond thut scratches every other itone. Band: Dramatic Club; Head Majorette; Secretary of National Honor Society; Secretary of Student Council JAMES KARL BURKS “Pistol” Motto—Use your head. It’s the little thing� that count. Drufting Club DIANE HENING BRADLEY “Denny” Motto—Virtue, the great strength and beauty of the soul, is the lx t gift of heaven. Library Club MARY RUTH BRADSHAW Tootsie” Motto- He who run? from a fight today lives to fight another day. H Club: Library Representative HARLAJEAN BRIGGS Motto—Ambition’ light is a distant star. Cheerleader; Dramatic Club; Monitor; Red Cross; Y-teen RONALD JUDSON BRICGS Ronnie” Motto—Would that my life glorify God. Boyt (Quartet; Concert Choir; Chaplain of Dramatics Club; Monitor; Student Council ARLIN DAVIS BROWN Dave” Motto—Protect me from my friends; I’ll take care of my enemies myself. Electronics Club GAY SHARON BRYANT “Shorty” Motto—Youth’s for an hour, beauty’s a flower, but love is the jewel that wins the world. PHILLIP LAWRENCE BRYANT “Philco” Motto— Aim high but lower your sight if necessary. Concert Qioir; Forum Club JUDY POWERS BUCHANAN “Boo Boo” Motto—Be not better tlian the rest but as good as the best. Red Crow; Y-teen JUDIE CALVERT •‘Jack Motto— Suarezs is not u matter of desire. I� ut the product of hard work. National Honor Society JERRELL MAXINE CAMP “Jello Motto Never frown when you can � milc. Concert Choir; Vice-president of Dramatics Club; President of Future Nurses. WILL SHERMAN CAYTEY “Billy” Motto-—Laugh if it kills you and die with a grin on your face. Baseball; Electronics Club; T Club VIRGINIA RUTH CHAPPELL “Ginny Motto—Only one thing i� ncceamry; to powctt God. Cheerleader; Dramatics Club; Concert Choir; National Honor Society; Vice-president of Student Giuncil. JIMMY C CHURCHWELX Motto Always do what you think is right. CH A ROLETTE LOUYINE CLARK “Lotte” Motto—To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. Monitor DANIAL MONROE CLARK. JR. “Danny People will become what you encourage them to be, not what you nag them to be. Book Club; Editor of Tarrant Times ROGER LEWIS CLEVELAND “Butch .Motto—The fool wonders, the wise man asks. LINDA SUE COMER “Suzie Motto—Never be afraid of giving up your best, and God will give you His better. Vice-president of Book Club; Vice-president of Future Nurses; Concert Choir; Tarrant Times Staff LARRY WAYNE CORNELIUS Blondie” .Motto—To have a friend you must be a friend. Book Club; Concert Choir; Dramatics Club. i W. G. CORNELIUS, JR. “Dec-Gee” Motto—When you’re through learning, you’re through. Motors Club GERALDINE TERRY CREEL “Jerry” Motto—To put Christ lint, Other second, and myself last. Monitor DORIS ALLEN CREWS Motto—A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches, and loving favour rather than silver and gold. Senior Representative in Homecoming Queen’s Court; Monitor VAN ALLEN DAVIDSON “Butch” Motto—Better late than never. Hi-Y HOWARD LAMAR DAY “Buddy” Motto If you can’t win, make the fellow ahead of you set a new record. MARY FRANCES DEAN “Janice” Motto—Remember that in life, as in a mirror, you never get more out than you put in. library Club; Y-teen DIANNE PILKINGTON DOOLITTLE Motto- When it seems that the world is against you, remember that an airplane takes off against the wind. Band JULIE JEAN DRAKE “Pudgie” Motto—Let u look up and laugh and love and live. Tran ferred from Vanceburg, Kentucky. Cheerleader, School paper staff, Y-teen—Vanceburg 18 BARBARA JEAN DURDEN Motto—Choice, not chance, determine human destiny. National Honor Society; Red Cross BRENDA LOUISE DURDEN “Lulu” Motto—If a man has a thousand friend , he has none to par£; but if he has one enemy, he has one too many. Monitor PATRICIA ANN EADES “Pat” Motto—When you point a finger of scorn at someone else, take a look at your hand. You’ll ce that three fingers are pointing back at you. Band; Library Club; Y-teen DANIEL ELMER EDCEWORTH, JR. “Budgeworth” Motto—Laugh at fear, wink at danger, flirt with trouble. Concert Choir: Football; T Club DAVID WILLIAM EDWARDS “Red” Motto—To have eternal paradise at the beautiful isle of somewhere. JUDITH GAYLE ELSBERRY “Judy” Motto—Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Head Cheerleader; Dramatic.-. Club; National Honor Society; Treasurer of Student Council DONNA RAE ERWIN “Splinter” Motto—A smile costs nothing but gives much. Y-teen RICHARD EASTON ERWIN “Rich” Motto—Most of u get what we deserve, but only the successful admit it. Forum Club NOBLE W ATKINS FENNELL “Wally” Motto—It’s not how big the man is in the fight; it’s how big the fight is in the man. BETTY GAIL FILES “Tootie” Motto—Big surprises come in small packages. Library Club; Monitor; Student Council CLENDA GAIL FOSTER “Hot Dog” Motto— Life is appraUcd highly; don’t sell it cheaply. Monitor; Y-teen MARY LOUISE FOSTER “Dumas” Motto To love and be loved is the most cherished feeling. Y-teen 19 WILLA DEANE GENTRY •‘Deane” Motto—God, give me the courage to face that which cannot be changed, strength to alter that wliieh can Ims changed, and wisdom to know the difference. Concert Choir; Dramatics Club; Monitor; Vteen JACKIE HARLENE GLAZE Motto—Friendship is not an accident; it i- something achieved. Baud; Tartant Times Stuff JAMES ERNEST GLENN “Jimmy” Motto The secret of happiness i- not in doing what one likes but in liking whul one lias to dp. Concert Choir; Forum Club; President of Library Club; Monitor MILDRED LOUISE GREEN “Lulu” Motto—Friendship is the highest degree of perfection in society. Library Club; Monitor; Y-teen JOYCE LaVAUGHN GRIGSBY Motto— Better is a little with righteousness than great revenues without right. National Honor Society SHIRLEY FAYE GRIMMETT “Shir” l oKo—Do unto others as they do unto you. Monitor; Y-teen CLAUDIA SUE GURLEY “Bug” Motto—A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches; loving favour rather than silver or gold. Book Club; Cheerleader; Concert Choir; FT A Club WILLIAM GERALD HALLMARK “Jerry” Motto—If Cod be for us, who can be against us? Drafting Club WANDA FRANK HALL “Blondie” Motto— 1 will count my blessings and at the end of the day thank Cod for them; then 1 will grow by my gratitude. Y-teen WINDA JO HALL “Wendy” Motto—Christ, the light of the world, is die light of my life. Library Representative; Monitor; Red Cross 20 LYNDA CAROL HAMER “Lynn” Motto—It mailers not how straight lb© Rale, how charged with punishment, the scroll: you are the master of your fair; you are l he captain of your soul. Audio Visual Club; Cheerleader; Monitor; National Honor Society: Y tecn REBECCA JANE HAMMOND “Becky .Motto—I’d rather hr a doorkeeper in the house of the Ixrnl. than to dwell in the tents of the wicked. Bund; Book Club; Drum Majorette; Monitor; National Honot Society; Student Council FRANK F. HARPER •Motto—If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. JAMES THOMAS HARRIS “Jim Motto If Cod he hu us. who can he against us? Forum Club; Football; Monitor; T Club MITCHELENE FOSHEE HARRIS “Mitch Motto - We can’t know what tomorrow holds, but we can know who hold tomorrow. National Honor Society RALPH LEON HARRIS Motto—Two wrong never make a right. Audio Visual Club BARBARA SUE HAYS “Susie” Motto—Love i the only service that power cannot command and money cannot huy. Monitor; National Honor Society; Kcd Crow; Tarrant Time Staff IKJRIS LANETTK HEFLIN Motto —My help comrth from the lx� rd. which made heaven and earth. Red Cross SHIRLEY GAYE HENDERSON “Red” Motto—Love others and you will profit by it. BRENDA GAIL HICKMAN “Brendy Motto—As a man thinketh. so i he. Library Representative 21 DAVID JACK HILL “Jew” Motto—Never give up for finally you will win. MARVIN L. HONEYCUTT Motto— Eat, drink, and Ik- merry, for tomorrow you may be drafted. Library Representative EDWARD EUGENE HORTON “Gene” Motto—Make two grim grow where there was only a grouch before. LESTER WAYNE HORTON Motto—Truth travels slow, but on the way it wrecks nothing. MARLENE HORTON “Moylene” Motto—I prayed for all things that I might enjoy life; I was given life, that I might enjoy all things. Library Club; Monitor; Y-teen GEORCE HENRY HOWARD “Zero” Motto—To always have a smile on my face, a song in my heart, and the light of Cod before me. Band; B« ok Club; Monitor: Know Your News TV Program: Tarrant Times Staff THERESA ANN HOWELL “Treasa” Motto— Your life is Cods gift to you; what you make of it is your gift to Cod. Y-teen JANET SUE HOWTON Motto- Look well unto this day, for every yesterday is but a dream of bliss, and every tomorrow is but a vision of hope. Library Gub; Y-teen BOBBIE CAROLYN INGRAM Motto—Love is better than fume. H Club; Y-tcen JOE EDWARD INGRAM “Jo-Jo” Motto—Love thy neighbor but don't let her husband catch you. 22 MARGARET ELAINE INGRAM “Smiley” Motto—Patience is the greatest prayer. President of Book Club; Concert Choir; Student Council RONALD ELLIS JAMES “Karen” Motto—Lam to control the sharpest instrument, the tongue. Motors Club DONNA WYNELL JOINER “Donna Mae” Motto—Even if you’re on the right track, you’ll get run over if you just sit there. Dramatics Club; Y-teen VELMA LEE JOINER “Hawk” Motto—I strive not for fame or fortune but for simple happiness. Band; Dramatics Club; Co-head Majorette; Monitor; Y-teen BARBARA JEAN JONES ’’Bobbie” Motto—Not to B-� harp or to B-flat but to B-natural. Spanish Club CATHERINE MAUD KAUFMANN “Cathy” Motto—Look for the good in people and you will seldom see the bad. Book Club THOMAS HENRY KELLEY “Tommy-Tom” Motto—People who wonder where this younger generation is headed would do well to consider where it came from. B ocbull; Basketball; Football; JA; Student Council; T Club SARAH JOYCE KIBBEY “Joy” Motto—What costs the least und docs the most is just a pleasant smile. Co-head Cheerleader; Dramatics Club; Good Citizenship Girl; Monitor; Y-tcen CHARLES LOUIS KIMBROUGH “Louigie” Motto—He that knoweth not the world knoweth not his place in it. Drafting Club; Monitor LLOYD EARL KNIGHT Motto—Women are the root of all evil. Vocational School Safety Committee WILLI AM PAYNE LEA “Billy” Motto—Be careful who you step on as you go up the ladder of success because you'll meet the same people on your way down. Band PALL WAYNE LEATHERWOOD “Old Man” Motto— The youth of today arc good if they can survive the cold war and hot rods. Drafting Club CAROLYN FAYE LOGGINS Motto—The fellow who kicks up the most dust doesn’t usually make the most progress. Y-tecn DONALD MORTON LOVELADY “D” Motto—A man may make mistake but he isn’t a failure until he starts blaming someone else. Drafting Gub TERRY EUGENE LANGSTON Motto Remember, there is always n tomorrow. ROBERT EDWARD LARKIN. JR. “Bobbie” Motto Sometimes I just sit and think, and sometime I ju� t sit. Manager of Basketball Team; Motors Gub; Vocational School Safety Committee KE1TRA1I ANNETTE LAWSON “Skitch” Motto—Seek peace ami pursue it for Jehovah's eyes are upon the righteous. Secretary-Treasurer of Forum Club; Tarrant Times Staff Jl DITH KAREN LAYTON “Judy” Motto—Cod grant me the knowledge to uccept the thing I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. Concert Choir; FTA Club; Library Gub; Historian, Jefferson County library Association; Y-tecn BENNY CRAIG LEDBETTER Motto—Laugh and the whole world laughs with you; study and you study alone. Audio Visual Gub; Hi-Y WILLIAM EARL LEONARD “Billy” Motto— I live for only one person. JAMES OBERT LOVELL, JR. “Big Jim” Motto— Work hard in everything Ixvnuse night cometh when no man can work. Audio Viuul dub; Concert Choir; JA RUBY JO MANNING “Josic” Motto A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. Library Club; Monitor; Student Council BRENDA GAYE MASON “Flirty” Motto— There are a thousand ways to solve a problem wrong, and only one way to solve it right—through God. Band; JA; Library Representative; Tarrant Times Staff CHARLES WINGFIELD MAYER, JR. “Sonny” Motto— A man never stood ■ tall a when hr stooped to help a child. Audio Visual Club JERRY KEITH McANNALLY “Me” Motto—Stay single and your pockets will jingle. Motors Club DAVID RANDALL McCARTY “Big Dave” Motto—Leant more and more about less and less until you know everything about nothing. REBA ANN McCRARY Motto—A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. FTA Club; Library dub GERALD WILSON McCULLEY “Jerry” Motto—1 ought; I can. Paulette McCullough “Tatcr” Motto—Of all created comforts. Cod is the lender; you are the borrower, not the owner. Band; Dramatics Club CLAUDIA FRANCES McKENZIE .Motto—But I say unto you love your enemies, bless them that curse you. do good to them that hate you. and pray for them that spitefully use you and persecute you. CHARLES LINN McKINNEY “PeeWee” Motto—Life is not a match; it bum for eternity. Drafting Club JANICE CAROL McMURRAY “Jan” Motto—As good as the best but no better than the rest. Monitor PATRICIA CAROL MELTON “Patsy” Motto—To broaden mentally, not physically. National Honor Society; President of Red Cross; Secretary of Jefferson County Junior Red Cross DELBERT HOWARD MILES Motto—Be not simply good; be good for something. Ili-Y; National Honor Society ROGER DALE MEADOWS “Rajah” Motto—A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. First prize in Art at Alabama State Fair: President of Forum Club CLAYTON BREWSTER MEEKS “Bruce” Motto—If you haven’t tried it, don’t knock it. Basketball; Track ROY FRANKLIN MILLER “High Life” Motto—Grief can take care of itself; but to get the value of joy, you must share it with someone. EVA JEAN MINOR Motto—When green, one grows; when ripe, one rots. SANDRA JEAN MITCHELL “Sandy” Motto—The man is not greatest who has the greatest number of servants, but the man is greatest who serves the greatest number of people. Library Club; National Honor Society; Y-tecn A RET A MOON “Rita” Motto— Happiness is a perfume you cannot pour on others without getting a few drops on yourself. 26 Dramatics Club; JA; Monitor; Student Council BETTY FAYE MOUNT “Dimples” Motto Wc had cheerful yesterday and we will have confident tomorrows. Y-teen RICHARD LEE MULLINS Motto—Sense is like cent ; the more you have of it the lc it rattles. President of Spanish Club ERNESTINE JONES NELMS “Ernie” Motto—To l e able to meet each day with faith and hope and to end it with a prayer of thanksgiving. Book Club; Library Club ANTHONY HAROLD NORMAND “Porky” Motto—A chip on the shoulder usually means that there is wood farther up. Citizenship Tour, 1960; Boy ’ Quartet; Present of Concert Choir: Hi-Y; National Honor Society; T Club BRENDA SMITH PARR “Red” Motto—If at first you don’t succeed, then try, try again. Library Club; Red Cross JIMMY RAY PARRIS “Jim” Motto—Too many people believe in the rule of gold rather than the golden rule. Spanish Gub DELORES ANN PATTERSON Motto—To find happiness in everything I do and look for only the best in people. Spanish Club GERALD RAY PAYNE “Putt-Putt” Motto—A cheater never wins and a winner never cheats. All-County Football Squad; Co-captain Football Team; T Gub LINDA COBB PEOPLES Motto—My business i not to remake myself but to make the absolute best of what God made. Dramatics Gul ; National Honor Society. VIVIAN LEE PEPPERS “Butch” Motto—Always be honest with yourself as well a everyone else, and you will never go wrong. JOHN LONNIE PERRY Motto—Through knowledge wo overcome ignorance. Audio Visual Club; Forum Club ALBERT PLESNIARSKI “Plea” Motlo—True uccr � and happiness is a reward, not a gill. Boys’ Chorus; Forum Club: Track CLAUDE JERRY POE “Claud Stobb” Motto—Live fast, love hard, die young. SHELTON PRICE Motto—The difficult, do today: take a little more time on the impossible. Audio Visual Club CLARENCE ALFRED PRINCE “Billy Motto—I love to live because I live to love. Audio Visual Club: Concert Choir; Vice-president of Hi- ; Vice-president of Birmingham Hi-Y Council FAYRA LI ELLA PRICE PRINCE “Little Bit Motto—Love is the only service that | ower cannot command and money cannot buy. BRENDA LEE RAGSDALE Motto—When we do what we can. God will do what we can't. Y-teen SALLY BILL REDMAYNE “Bill Motto—Don't be a crank: be a self-starter. Library Club IVA RICHARDSON Motto—Be not better than the rest but as good as the best. PATRICIA ANN ROBINSON “Pat Motto—Take dictation from no man unless you are h� 9 secretary. Library Club; Secretary of Spanish Club 28 BONMK LYNN ROLLINS “Boink” Motto—To act is easy: to think is hard. Hand: Monitor SHELBY LYNN ROTTON “Nickalonu ” Motto Through Cod all thing an- inedible. Electronics Club ANNE BEVERLY RICKS Motto Life h hard by the yard, but by the inch life’s a cinch. Library Club; Monitor; Student Council RONALD EUGENE SAMPLES UA1” Motto - Dignity is one thing that cannot l e preserved in alcohol. DONALD PRESTON SATCHER “Saleh” Motto—It’ not the izr of the man in the fight but the � i .c of the fight in the man. Bu'chall; Basketball; Hi-Y; Treasurer of Library Club PATH IQ A GAYLF. SCALE “Pat” Motto—Cod gives u courage to face that which we cannot change, strength to alter that which can he changed, and wisdom to know the difference. Secretary of Hook Club: Dramatics Club; National Honor Society PEGGY ANN SEALE Motto—Do unto others as you would have other do unto you. Future Nurses JIMMIE RUTH SELF “Jimbo” Motto—What costs the Irast and does the most good is a pleasant smile. LURA ANN SELLERS Motto— I cried because I had no shoes until 1 saw a man who had no feet. SANDRA JOYCESHAR1T ‘'Sandy” Motto— You aren't what you think you are you arc what you think. Dramatic Club; Majorette; National Honor Society: Student Council LAVENE SIMS Motto 1 111 Christ first and your future blessings will be many. Future Nurses; Tarrant Times Stuff. REBA KAYE SIMS “Boggins” Motto Most of us know how to sav nothing: very few know when. Dramatics (Hub: Y-tcen BARBARA JOAN SMITH Motto—Every man goe9 down to his death bearing in his hands only that which he has given away. Tarrant Times Staff FREDERICK CLAUDE SMITH “Freddie” Motto—I-nigh if it kills you and die with u grin on your fucc. Baseball: Cuptain of Football Team; Vocational School Safety Committee; T Club GRADY WAYNE SMITH “G. W.” Motto—Nothing is opened more by mistake than the mouth. JANET SMITH “Jan” Motto—Tell the truth and you don’t have to remember what you’ve said. Future Nurse ; H Club GAIL FRANCES SHEETS Motto—Music strengthens the soul like education do the mind. Band ROBERT LEE SHELTON “Bobby” Motto— Make sure you’re right; then go ahead. CHARLES RUSSELL SIDES “Charlie” Motto—Laugh through life, and then find out what the joke is. JEAN ELIZABETH SIMON “Simmy” Vo ro—If you arc tempted to lose patience with your fellow man. stop and think how patient Cod has been with you. FTA Club; Library Club TOMMY JOE SMITH “Tojoe” Motto—What? Me worry! Drafting Club WYNEMA LOUISE SMITH “Lou Lou” Motto—Do unto other as you would have them do unto you. Book Club; Concert Choir; Dramatic Club GWENDOLYN SOUTHERLAND “Sut” Motto—Be friendly to all. ho� tile to none; always jolly and full of fun. President of Library Representatives JOYCE MARIE BYNUM SPARMAN “Joycey” Motto—Speak up and say what you think: there are plenty of other places to live and work. Assistant Library Representative JAMES EVERETT SPROUSE “Chubby” Moffo—Why worry if your grades are low and your rewards are few; remember the Mighty Oak was once a nut like you. Secretary of Vocational School Safety Committee LINDA ANN STACK Motto—Kindness is one thing you can’t give away; it always comes back to you. Red Crow; Tarrant Times Staff CHARLES LEONARD STAFFORD “Chuck” Motto—Better late than ne er. Baseball: Basketball; Drafting Club FRANCES LUCILLE STANTON “Frankie” Motto—To hold my head when others about me are losing theirs. Concert Choir; Dramatics Club; Red Cross TERRY HUBBARD STARTLEY Motto—Don’t put off until tomorrow what you can do today. Drafting Club CAROLYN LEE STRICKLAND “Dude” Motto—Be yourself and give God the credit for knowing what he was about when he created you. FTA Club; Library Club 31 Jtn ANN SULLIVAN Motto—Takr dictation from no man unless you are his secretary. Majorette; Y-teen BRENDA JEAN SUTTON “Loujic” Motto—To gain friends, you must be u friend. Monitor; Spanish Club ROY ELLIS TERRY Motto—Live every day a though it were the last. ALFRED ANDREW THOMAS “AT Motto—Rumble yoursclve in the right of the Lx rd. and he shall lift you up. MILDRED DIANNE THOMPSON “Dida” Motto—Learn from the mistakes of others; you can t live long enough to make them ull yourself. Student Council JERRY LEE TURNER Motto—It's not how long you live but l� ow you live it. Drafting Club; National Honor Society THOMAS MILTON TURNER, JR. “Tommy” Motto—It is better to be thought dumb than to open your mouth and prove it. Football; T Club; Track CLARENCE MARVIN I RICK Motto—Do what you like and like what you do. PENELOPE GAYE VANN “Penny” Motto—With all thy getting, get understanding. Concert Choir; Dramatics Club; Homecoming Queen; President of National Honor Society; President of Student Council BARBARA CAROL VAUGHN Motto—We have committed the golden rule to memory; now let us commit it to life. WARREN DUDLEY VESSELS Motto—A mhw of humor is something you need when you fuil to get something you want. KATHERINE LINDA WADE “Kathy Motto We should he lenient in our judgment, because often the mistakes of others would have been ours had we had the opportunity to make them. CLAUDETTE BRADY WALKER “Clnudie” Motto—U at first you don't succeed, try again. LINDA CLYDE WALLS “Red” Motto— May God grunt me the wisdom and Mrrngth and the courage to fulfill His demands and to do so with a -mile. Concert Choir: Monitor LINDA HAZELRIG WARDRUP Motto—The secret of luippiner-' i� not in doing what one like', but in liking wliut one lias to do . GLENDA CAROL WEAVER “Little Reaver” Motto—If you have Cod’ light and hi« paths, they will lead you all the way. FTA Gub; Library Gub: Monitor: Red Cross CHARLES RONALD WEBB “Spider” Motto— He can who thinks he can. Raw-ball; Basketball: Football: National Honor Society; President of T Gub LARRY EUGENE WHITE “Whitefolks” Motto—It is a curious thing: but it seems the harder you work, the luckier you become. Baseball; Basketball; Drafting Club ROBERT EDWARD WIGGINS “Joe” Motto— If .it first you don’t succeed, try. try again; then quit trying; there’s no sense in making a fool of yourself. Football: Vice-president of Vocational School Safety Committee WANDA FAYE WILEY “Fancy” Motto—Laugh if it kills you ami die with a grin on your face. Y-teen 33 EDNA ESTELLE WILLS “Edcrd” Motto Where there’s a “Wills' there’s a way. Concert Choir; National Honor Society HOWARD PATRICK WILSON “Pat” Motto—Do unto others a you would have them do unto you. NORMAN JERALD WILSON “Frog” Motto—Try to make the l est of whatever you have. TOMMIE JEAN WOOLWINE “Cuz” Motto—Don't expect to get more out of life than you arc willing to put into it. Hook Club; Tarrant Times Staff EDITH FRANCES WRENN “Edie” Motto—It is in giving that wc receive; it is in pardoning that we arc portioned; and it i6 in dying that we arc born to eternal life. Library Club; Monitor; Spanish Club JOYCE MARIE WRIGHT “Jo” Motto—-All our prayers are addressed in the handwriting of the heart, readable to God and ourselves only. Monitor; Y tecn PATRICIA ANN WRIGHT “Pat” Motto—Cod can do what we cannot accomplish. Library Representative JAMES ALBERT YARBROUCH “Jay” Motto—The best place to find a helping hand is at the end of your arm. Electronics Gub HONORS JERRY MATTHEWS Citizenship Tour Representative JOHNNY ALVIS Boys’ State “Know Your News” Television Program REBECCA HAMMOND “Know Your News” Television Program GEORGE HOWARD “Know Your News” Television Program SHELTON PRICE “Know Your News” Television Program MOST STUDIOUS Shelton Price—Barbara Durden WHO’S WHO MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Judy Elsberry—George Birdyshaw MOST POPULAR Joy Kibbcy—Ronnie Webb MOST ATHLETIC Jimmie Lou Alien—Gerald Payne IN ’61 MOST DEPENDABLE Jan Beasley—Anthony Normand BEST DRESSED Iva Richardson—Ronnie Briggs MOST VERSATILE Larry White—Sandra Mitchell BEST LOOKING Barbara Burgin—Jimmy Harris BIGGEST FLIRTS Joy Sullivan—Freddie Smith FRIENDLIEST Ginny Chappell—James Glenn GOOD CITIZENS ANTHONY NORMAND JOY KIBBEY Selection was made on the basis of patriotism, service to the school, dependability and leadership. BEAUTIES 40 Harla Briggs V Barbara Burgin Most Beautiful Senior We, the Senior Class ofl961, now realizing how quickly our beloved and cherished high school days are coming to an end. do bequeath our most precious possessions, real and unreal, as follows: To Mr. Head we leave seventh period reserved for making intercom announcements. To Mrs. Salter we leave her favorite junior class and a big box of headache pills. To Miss Jones we leave a complete set of new books for making recitations and Buddy Edgeworth. To Mrs. Johnston we leave the hope that some day all of her shorthand students will be good stenographers. To Mrs. McCuiston we leave our admiration for her patience during the editing of the yearbook. To Mrs. Studdard we leave a room as far away from the water fountains as possible. To Mrs. Mackey we leave a packsack for transporting her beloved newspaper. To Miss Broadus we leave a group of willing library assistants. To Mr. Snow and Mrs. Howard we leave die hope diat some day all the students will make it to classes on time. Penny Vann and Ronnie Briggs leave their voices to Sandra Durden and Jerry Matdiews. Gerald Payne and Jerome Barker leave dieii athletic ability to Johnny Crow and Tommy Barrett. Joy Sullivan leaves her flirty ways to Rolline Denney. Ginny Chappell leaves her ability to make friends to Betty Bentley. Barbara Burgin leaves her position as head majorette to the next head majorette. Judy Elslierry leaves her position as head cheerleader to the next head cheerleader. Marlene Horton leaves her embarrassing moments to whoever has study hall from Coach Moore and Mr. Thornhill. Johnny Alvis leaves his stylish clothes to Tim Bates. Tommy Kelley leaves his polite ways to Gene Southerland. Wanda Hall leaves her blonde hair to Joan Aaron. Anthony Normand, since he will no longer be around, leaves the halls to Carl Acton. Areta Moon and Clayton Meeks leave die reserved s|K t outside Room 104 to Carolyn Head and Louis Dismukes. Joy Kibbey leaves her love for football, lineups, football liooks. etc., to Linda White. Jan Beasley leaves her position as pianist for the choir and quartet to whoever has the talent for playing the piano plus plenty of time. Larry White leaves his versatility to Jerry Matthews. Roger Meadows leaves his shocking red hair to Perry Mitchell. The Senior Class leaves all die fun, work, and memories of being seniors to the junior class. I, the testator, and we, die witnesses, do hereby sign and seal this our last will and testament. IFitnesses: Barbara Burgin Catharine Kauffman Testator, Louise Green 42 Willard Bowers Treasurer THREE DOWN, ONE TO GO!! Wavne Morris President Jerry Matthews f ice-president 46 Peggy Allred Thomas Armstrong Patricia Arnold Irene Bagwell Johnny Baker Peggy Raker Karev Barnett Thomas Barnett Thomas Barrett Timothy Bates Helen Beck Betty Bentley Linda Best Patricia Blake Linda Bowen Barbara Bowers James Bowers Willard Bowers Larry Brown Phyllis Brown Joan Bryant Thomas Bryant Edwin Buckelew June Burgess Carolyn Burrough James Cayglc Kenneth Churchwell Max Clements CAMERA SHY: Carl Acton Gary Batson Donna Calvert Kenneth Campbell Jean Gavins Sarah Duncan Charles Earwood Orson Echols Richard Erwin Mary Crump Carolyn Davison Rolline Denny Lora Dismukes Louis Dismukes Larry Douglas Larry Dudley Donald Duke Kenneth Dunaway Sandra Durden Bobby Dyer Betty Echols Lear a Farris Ben Fortner Ronald Franks Wayne Frey Sherry Gamer Anne Gill Donna Grant Janies Gregory' Mary Ann Griffies Linda Hancock Martha Handley Herbert Harris Woody Hart CAMERA SHY: Christine Formby Annette French Patricia Fulmer Gene Goodwin Elton Griffin Terry Hamer Lee Hamilton John Harris Kenneth Hawk 48 Faye Hodges Gail Hodges Doris Hollis Thomas Horton Patricia Howell Joe Hutto Ann Hyde Gwen Inglett Janice Ingram Betty Isaacs Eddie Johnson Wanda Johnson Wanda Jones Jerry Lancy Pat Lockhart Mary Jo Mann Marie Marsh Jerry Matthews Jimmy McCay Reba McConnell Felix Miles Roger Mills Perry Mitchell Jackie Moore Wayne Morris CAMERA SHY: Larry Hill Patricia Hobson Bobbie Kimbrough Tommy McCombs Dennis Missildine Larry Morgan Martha Odom Ronnie Partain Betty Prince Larry Parker Richard Parker Dalton Partain Elizabeth Peoples Gail Perdue Phillip Perryman Terry' Poole Patsy Prewitt Glenn Priest Leon Prince Eddie Purkev Anita Ratliff Jean Reid Jerry Renfroe Alton Reno Linda Richey' Glen Rider Martha Roberts 49 Janetl Rogers Juanita Rogers Wanda Rogers Billy Rushing Jackie Sayer Glenda Self Ronnie Sharit Steve Shores Dian Smith Sandra Smith 50 CAMERA SHY: Onclia Ragsdale Betty Scogin Donald South Craig Stadler Millard Starnes James Swann James Harold Thompson Reggie Tutton Phillip Urich Jerry wheeler Bohbv Thompson Elizabeth Tucker Lannv Varner Ben Vines Sandra Wadsworth Billy Walker Gerald Walker Faye Wallace Nancy Walters John Warren Beverly Stevens Edward Taylor Bill Thomason June Warren Jimmy Willingham Roy Woodward Debra Yates Sandra Yerby SOPHOMORES A TWO DOWN TWO TO GO!! Undo White Secretary Ann Horton Treasurer Wav lie (hvens President Hill Baker Vice-president 52 Nancy Barnett Dalton Beasley Bohbv Bentley Dean Bingham Judy Boat right Boyce Bobo Barlwra Bowen Dorothy Brand Woodrow Brown David Bryant Frank Anderson Mary Frances Anthony Marcclle Atkins Toinmv Bagby Carol Bailey Bill Baker Jo Frances Ballard Donna Bryant John Buchanan David Burks Huger Butler Gayle Bynum John Wayne Bynum Joan Calvert J udy Cantcy Jimmy Cargo I .ana Lou Cates Betty Sue Carroll Kay Clark Johnny Clendenin CAMERA SHY: Joyce Anderson Fred Cachon Patsy Cooner Barbara Dickey Kenneth Flowers Nancy Franklin Brenda Clowdus Jo Ann Collins Anita Darden Julia Dean Hay Dooley Robert Dorris Mack Drake Patricia Drake Rosemary Duffel Sharon Duren Robert Echols Roger Edge James Elders Joyce Ellis Neal Elrod Frank Erwin Jimmy Nell Estes 53 Norma Freeman Jerry Gardner Nancy Gillespie Carolyn Glenn Diane Golden Carolyn Gay Jodie Graves Diana Grigsby David Fail Joan Fcemster Tim Fennell Fred Ferguson Alton Franklin CAMERA SHY: Henry Hallmark James Harbin Reba Hicks Thomas Hobson Elaine Hunter James Harrison Stoin Hart Tommy Joe Hart Dorothy Hefley Steve Hickman Rfliecca Hilihouse John Walter Hodge Judy Hooper Judy Horn 54 Raymond I lornbuckle Jimmy Handley Margaret Hannah Linda Harper Linda Harris Ann Horton Glenda Hyatt Dian Jemigan Alice Jeter Johnnie Sue Johnson Diane Jones Donna Jones Jimmy Jones Jerry Jordan Barbara Kennedy Donald Kilhurn Eugene Kiley. Jr. Michael Kilgore CAMERA SHY: E. L Jones Kenneth Knight George Lewis Charles Martin Morgan Martin B« l)ert Meeks Dorothy Melvin Mary Landcrfelt Ann Larkin Kenneth Lauruhn Sandra Lawson Jimmy Layton Wayne Lecroy Robert Leonard Wanda Leslie Marie Loggins Judy Lollar Mary Jean Lyles Alvin Marcrum Douglas Martin William Martin Tommy McClure Jerry McCombs Sandra McFarland Mike McKov Livona Melvin Mickey Mixon Pat Montgomery Eugene Moore Fred Mathis Clem Matlock Patricia McAnnally Lou McAvoy Tempie McAvoy CAMERA SUV: Steve Merritt Jean Nichols Ralph Nichols Tommy Patterson Gary Poole Billy Pugh Dale Poole Jerry Prince Judy Quick Margaret Ann Rich Charlotte Richardson Shirley Richardson Dian Riddle Jimmy Roberson Carolyn Roberts Norma Rolierts Lawrence Owings Vicki Padgett Joe Paul Seale Payne Larry Hale Rockett Ricky Rockhill Judy Rogers Allen Rushing Cline Rusk Jadine Sanderson Chuck Schuelly Wayne Sellers Bobby Shows Bobby Smith Kathaleen Smith Louise Smith Peggy Joyce Smith CAMERA SHY: Roger Quick Susan Reed Frances Sandlin Deana Sizemore Tommy Wheeler Bo Willet Warren Wilson Jimmy Wood John Terrell Billy Thomas Phyllis Thomas Amos Thomason Don Thompson Martha Thompson Shirley Thompson Kenneth Trucks Sue Turner Jerald Underwood 57 Bobby Wolfe Norma Wrenn Durwood Wright John Waites Faye Walker Glenine Walls Gerald Wat wood Martha Weaver Linda White Barbara Williams Robert Wise Barbara Womack IDENTIFICATION OF BABY PICTURES OF SENIORS 1. Bonnie Rollins 22. Penny Vann ‘14. Roy Miller 2. Dean Gentry 23. Terry Langston 45. Jimmie Ruth Self 3. David McCarty 24. Barbara Hays 46. George Howard 4. Rcba Kay Sims 25. Lanette Heflin 47. Sandra Sharit 5. Louise Smith 26. Carol Vaughn 48. Donna Erwin 6. Ginny Chappell 27. Judy Layton 49. Patsy Melton 7. Brenda Sutton 28. Reba McCrary 50. Judy Elsberry 8. Brenda Hickman 29. Elaine Bolton 51. Carolyn Loggins 0. Shirley Grimmett 30. Anne Rucks 52. Linda Stack 10. Flaine Ingram 31. Peggy Seale 53. Lynda Hamer 11. Paul Leatherwood 32. Mary Bradshaw 54 Janet Smith 12. Tommy Kelley 33. Dianne Doolittle 55. Claudia McKenzie 13. Butch Davidson 34. Wanda Wiley 56. Pat Robinson 14. Frances Dean 35. Albert Plesniarski 57. Joy Sullivan 15. Jo Manning 36. Claudia Gurley 58. Eugene Horton 16. Brenda Durden and 37. Bobbie Ingram 59. Donna Joiner Barbara Durden 38. Gail Files 60. Wanda Hall and 17 Glenda Weaver 39. Jan Beasley Winda Hall 18. Kay Biddle 40. Tommie Woolwinc 61. Jimmy Harris 19. Wayne Horton 41. George Birdyshaw 62. Rebecca Hammond 20. Carolyn Strickland 42. Catherine Kaufmann 63. Mary Foster 21. Paulette McCullough 43. Edith Wrenn 64. Ronald Samples 58 FRESHMEN Barbara Lazar Secretary Sandy Moore Treasurer FIRST TIME IN SENIOR HIGH Bill Howell Phil White President Vice-president 60 Janet Aaron Janice Aldridge Patricia Allen Jerry Alley Mary Jane Arnold Wayne Avera Andrew Bagwell Charlotte Bearden Gail Bearden Kenneth Bearden Bobby Beasley Linda Beshears Raymond Best Payton Birdyshaw Larry Blankenship Grant Boatright Chester Bridges Sharyn Brown Billy Bryant Emma Lee Burchfield Linda Carlisle Cougias Connell Wanda Kav Coakley Nancy Crider CAMERA SHY: Martha Buckner Wallace Eidson Manuel Callahan James Gallbreath Pam Crider Patricia Davenport Brenda Denny Johnny Eades Jimmy Edge Kay Eubank Davie Foote Carolyn Green Linda Gregory Janice Hall Mark Hallman Norris Hamer 61 Nicky Harris Charles Henry Ruth Horn Bill Howell Kathryn Hunter Ralph Hurst Charles Johns Fred Kelley Johnnie Sue Key Ronnie Key Krnie Laney Carla Lauruhn CAMERA SHY: Gene Harris Robert Kimbrough Dare! Kilgore Dewey Lindley 62 Barbara Lazar Ronnv Link I.avan Johnny Lyles Lynette McCay Judy McCombs Lynda McDowell l ajean Mahler Darlene Martin Bobby Mayer Wallace Missildine Carole Moffett David Moore Patsy Moore Charles Morris Bill Nance Boh Nance Johnny Nihlctt Harold Nichols Nancy Norris Bonny Norris Kenneth Oliver Steve Oliver Billy Parsley Jimmy Pcarman CAMERA SHY: Donnie I.urkev Paul Mullally Gary Ragsdale Bobhy Roper Boy Prince Patricia Qualls Larry Quick Nellie Bice Ruby Richardson Karen Robinson Betty Roddam Carolyn Rollins Dean Rotton William Schuclly Pat Self Janice Smith 63 Sandra Smith Brenda Southerland Larry Strickland Mildred Swann Lutricia Thomas Sharon Thomas Brenda Thompson Randy Thompson Ann Trapp Judy Washburn Patricia Walwood Billy Weaver CAMERA Phil White Alton Williams Dale Williamson Barbara York SHY: Alfred Wayne Smith Gene Wheeler Steve Strickland 64 MR. KENNETH E. SCARBROUGH, B.A. Science Mr. Scarbrough joined our faculty at the beginning of the second semester following the resignation of Mrs. Gayle Colley. ORGANIZATIONS THE WILDCAT STAFF Pat Scalf Jimmy Pnrri9 Associate Editors Jan Beasley Kay Biddle Elaine Bolton Hurlu Briggs Barbara Rurgin Doris Crews Barbaru Durden Donna Erwin Gail Files James Glenn Louise Green Lynda Hamer Burbura Hays lunette Heflin Brenda Hickman Donna Joiner Barbara Jones Catherine Kaufmann Reba McCrary Roger Meadows Roy Miller Sandra Mitchell Betty Mount Richard Mullins Sally Rrdmaync Pat Robinson Anne Rucks Jimmir Ruth Sell Barbara Smith James Sprouse Diane Thompson Carol Vaughn Clendu Weaver Edna Will Tommy Wool wine Edith Wrenn Junior, Sophomore, and Freshman Circulation Department BAND Mr. Roocbetti, Director George Howard President George Birdyshaw Pice-president Billy Lea Secretary Pat Lades Treasurer FIRST ROW: Leon Prince, Paulette McCullough. Jo Ballard. Raymond Prince. SECOND ROW: Gail Hodges, Evelyn Kimbrough, Bonnie Rollins. Wayne Dotson, Diane Doolittle, Gail Sheets, Bill Nance. THIRD ROW7: Tommy Bryant, l-ojean Mulder. Burharu York. Carolyn Green, Dian Rotton. Ka} Coeklcy, Pam Crider. Cynthia McKenzie, Ruby Richardson, Jimmy Mackey, Anita Darden. Kay Eubank. Joan Feemster, Marie Oliver, Charlene Martin, Butch Tucker, Jon Hall. FIFTH ROW: Steve Sims, Mickey Motet, Ronny I.ovell, Raymond Best. Johnny Lyles, John Warren. Felix Miles, George Birdyshaw, George Howard. SIXTH ROW: Jerry Jordan. Billy Lea. Jackie Glaze, Randy Thompson, Stony Hart, Woody Hnrt, Frankie Campbell. Jim Knight, Robert Thornton, Mack Drake. BEGINNING BAND MAJORETTES: Drum Majorette. Becky Hammond. Betty Isaacs. Sandra Sharit, Judy Hooper, Donna Grant, Judy Horn, Joy Sullivan. Johnnie Sue Johnson, Carolyn Gay, Velma Joiner, Co-head; Barbara Bur-gin, Head Mujorette. 69 CONCERT CHOIR OFFICERS: Anthony Norm and, President; Jan Beasley, Vice-president; Mr. Green, Director; Ginny Chappell, Secretary-Treasurer; Sue Comer, Reporter; Elaine Ingram, Accomponist. A Scene from the Operetta. THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE flfrtfW'fi'o a ( f Ov W,r GIRLS CHORUS BOYS QUARTET Anthony Normand; Mr. Green, Director: George Birdyshaw; Ronnie Briggs, Jerry Matthews. SEATED: Jan Beasley, Accompanist. BOYS’ CHORUS STUDENT COUNCIL 72 Penelope Vann President Ronnie Briggs J� Ann Collins Douglas Connell Rosemary Duffrll Ginnv Chappell Barham Burgin Judy FJsbcrry Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Rebecca Hammond James Harrison Carolyn Head Edith Hew Patricia Howell Jo Manning Jerry Matthews Tempie McAvoy Arrta Moon Bill Nunce Jndine Sanderson Glenda Self Sandra Sharit Gene Southerland B. C. SpicRuer Mr. Green, Sponsor of Jefferson County Student Council Karey Harnett Charlotte Bearden Sandra Durden Leant Farris Gail Files Carolyn Gay Carolyn Green Klaine Ingram Tommy Kelley Evelyn Kimbrough Carla Luuruhn I-iJean Mahler Fran Niblctt Harriet Park Kuby Richardson Diane Riddle Anne Rucks Beverly Stevens Brenda Thompson Diane Thompson Kenneth Trucks Jerald Wilson 73 Jan Beasley Vice-president Barbara Burdin Secretary Rebecca Hammond Treasurer Mn. John ton Sponsor 74 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Penny Vann President Kay Biddle Elaine Bolton Patsy Melton Howard Miles Sandra Mitchell Anthony Normand Linda Peoples Pat Scalf Sandra Sharit Jerry’ Turner Ronnie Webb Edna Wills OFFICERS SEATED: Johnny Alvi , President; Mrs. Salter. Sponsor. STANDING: Jerrell Camp. 1st Vice-president; Judy El sherry, 2nd Vice-president; Korey Barnett, Treasurer; Jan Beasley, Parliamentarian: Ronnie Briggs. Chaplain. DRAMATICS CLUB Richard Muliin-President SPANISH CLUB lx)s Ayudantes Charlotte Richardson, Vice-president Dohnu Jone� Treasurer We«ley Walker Sponsor Corky Cato, Project Chnirnum Butch Anderson Nancy Barnett Donna Bryant Brenda Clowdus Roger Edge David Faile Alton Franklin Nancy Gillespie Dianne Golden Diana Grigsby Jimmy Mall Linda Harper Raymond Hornbuckle Barbara Jones Jerry Jordan Fred Mathis Jimmy Barrie Delores Patterson Jadine Sanderson charlotte Staton NOT PICTURED: Barbara Dickey Henry Hallmark E. L. Jones SPONSORED BY THE STUDENT COUNCIL VOLUME XII Monday, November 28, 1990 NUMBER ShNiuita. a —waroara uuraen. | i Joyc' . ‘•B Mr . Howard. Sponsor; Jackie Elal. Wayne Frey. SjK rts Writer. Billy tumey. uuits crews, Futncin I Eades. Judv Elsberrv. Oall Files. I Students spend a Day At Howard College On the twenty-second day of October, fifteen students at Howard College w schools from nil over th participate in High Sch the college. After registration, a g by boys of the A Phi O was given. Wo were tak newly built chapel for co Afterwards, the tour wei the science building. T ing takes In the classes macy, biology, zoology, the trip went through girls' and the boys' d Then a pep rally was h the cafeteria for the foo' with Delta State that af We then had lunch or pus. From there we we football game, which He by a score of 28-14. How defeated except for I College. Later that day an “c party was planned for � At this party, talent froi campus performed. A cai bo furnished the music. C singers, and musicians p- The students who v Tarrant High are: Nob Johnny AlvLs. Judy Eisb Canty. Sue Comer. Lin Penny Vann. Estelle Do«a� � , lunette Heflin. Jimmy Parris. George Howard. Barbara Durden. Barbara Burgin, Gall Files, and Ann Rucks. Glaze. Assistant Editor; Dannie Clark, Editor; A “Lady' - Is a female who mokes .......... ■ ■■■■ ■ Honeycutt, Billy Prince, Alton Franklin. Roger Meadows. Velma Joiner. Jan Beasley, Diane Thompson. Richard Mullins. Dennis Mls-Aildlne. and Glenda Weaver. ■ - Birdyshaw, sang for the Springdale P-TA the following songs: Thanks Be To Ood. and Oh What A Friend. Jajt Beasley accompanied them at the piano. T;lf thc dl'vg- From seven lovely girls of t senior class Jan Beasley was chos as our Dental Clinic Queen of HM Tills was announced after mu deliberation of the faculty. Jan re resented out school at the ha. time judging at the Dental Cllr Football game on November 17. ( Tuesday. November 8. she wont the Jefferson County Courthou for a meeting with the other gl: of the other county high schoo They met there to formulate pla for the program and to receive 1 ■true Ilona from Carole Wood, professional fashion co-ordln t and model. On November 15. Jan, aloi with the other girls, was a guest The Club for a dinner given by t .sponsors and judge?; of the Dent Clinic. After the dinner, the gi were interviewed and judged Sor of the things on which she Fifteen students Offered Sympathy Now. you know why those peoj may seem a little nervous or dow hearted. theme of the devotion was Tc' Thankful To God. The text v FORMER STUDENT ESCORTS QUEEN TO FOOTBALL CLASS I 3I Clinic Queer FIRST ROW: Rocky Hillhouse. Brenda Denny. Mary l-anderfelt. Patricia Qualls. Johnnie Sue Key. Mildred Swann. Evelyn Kimbrough, Charlotte Bearden. Gail Bearden, Diana Grigsby. Barbara Hurst, Joyce Anderson. SECOND ROW: Sandra McFarland. Patricia McAnnaHv, Janet Aaron, Elaine Hunter. Judy Cantey, Barbara Lazar. Fran Niblett. Joyce F.llis, Gail Bynum, Dorothy Brand, Nancy Gillespie, France Sandlin, Emma I Burchfield. Nancy Barnett. THIRD ROW: Nonna Roberts, Norma Freeman, Sharon Brown. Judy Washburn. Corkey Cates, Charlotte Richardson, Anita Darden, Johnnie Sue Johnson, Judith Hooper, Judy Quick Elaine Coggins, I.indn Harper, Susan Reid. President Jadino Sanderson Vice-president Fran Niblett Evelyn Taylor Secretary JUNIOR Y-TEENS Barbara Kennedy Treasurer Ann Horton Social Chairman FIRST ROW : Tempie MeAvoy, Carolyn Green. Brenda Clowdus, Dian Jemigan, Barbara Kennedy, Linda White. Evelyn Taylor, Carolyn Rollins, Kay Coakley, Linda Carlisle. Mar-garel Hannah. Linda Harris, Barbara Bowen. SECOND ROW': Lajran Mahler. Rosemary Duffel. Janice Hall. Kathleen Black, Barbara York. Dian Rotton. Martha W7eaver, Carolyn Gay. Martha Thompson, Vicki Padgett, Lou MeAvoy, Reba Hicks. Jane Arnold. THIRD ROW': Brenda Southerland. Margaret Ann Rice. Pat Montgomery. Nancy Norris. Linda Beshears. Ann Horton, Nellie Rice. Carla Lauruhn. Jadine Sanderson, Louise Smith. Shirley Richardson, Carolyn Roberson. Diane Golden, Judy Boatright. Marcella Atkins. President Linda Hamrr FIRST ROW: Dean Gentry, Lynda Hamer, Pat Lockhart, Linda Hays. Marie Oliver, Sylvia Smith. SECOND ROW: Mary Foster. Carolyn l ggin . Christine Formby, Joyce Wright, Ireno Bagwell. Shirley Crimmett. Donna Joiner. THIRD ROW: Wanda Jones. Linda Hancock. Janet Rodgers Janice Ingram. Bohhy Ingram, Wanda Wiley. Mary Ann Griffics. Joy Kibbey Secretary SENIOR Y-TEENS FIRST ROW: Betty Mount, Gail Foster. Velma Joiner. Julie Drake, Janet Howton. Judy Powers. SECOND ROW: Reba Sims, Joy Kibbey, Phyllis Brown. Donna Calvert. THIRD ROW: Brenda Ragsdale, Sandra Mitchell. Wanda Hall, Marlene Horton, Pat Fades. Louise Creen. Frances Dean. Mrs. Mackey Sponsor 79 AUDIO VISUAL CLUB LIGHTING FRONT: Tommy Turner, Mr. Thornhill. STANDING: Ben Fortner, Ralph Harris Benny Led-better. Mux Clements, Larry Hill. RT—FRONT: Boh Nance, Mr. Norton. STANDING: Dennis Miwildino, Johnny Ferry, James Gregory, Shelton Price. Richard Parker. MOVIE MAKING: Jo Ballard. Mr. Norton. Jimmy Lovell, Norma Wrcnn, Gail Snider,'Mr. Thornhill. ON TABLE: Billy Prince. FORUM CLUB SEATED: Johnny Alvis, Vice-president; Keitrah Lawson. Secretary-T reas-urer; Roger Meadows. President; Miss Hammond. Patricia Fulmer. STANDING: Willard Bowers. James Glenn, Carolyn Burroughs. Richard Erwin. Albert Plesniarski. Sandra Smith, Jimmy Harris, Sandra Lawson. Tom Ann-strong, Annette French. Eddie Johnson. LIBRARY CLUB SEATED: Janie . Glenn, President; Judy Layton. Reporter; Donald Satcher, Treasurer; Jo Manning, Chaplain: Albert Plesninrski, Sandra Mitchell; Mits Broadus Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Edith Wrmn. Pat Robinson. Janet Howton, Undo Bowen, Linda Brown, Jenn Simon, Martha Roberts. Louise Green. Marlene Horton. Gail Files. THIRD ROW: Kay Clark. Sally Rcdmayne, Frances Dean, Beverly Stevens, Anne Ruck-. James Harrison, Ernestine Jones, Carolyn Strickland, Reha McCrary. --------== AfariaA — SEATED: Miss Broadus, Sponsor; Carolyn Davison, Treasurer; Martha Roberts, Vice-president; Gwen Southerland. President; Windu Hall, Secretary; Johnny Niblett, Chaplain. SECOND ROW: Debra Yates, Jimmie Nell Estes, Nancy Crider. THIRD ROW: Kay Clark. Brenda Hickman. Mary Bradshaw. Janet Aaron. Karen Robinson. Louise Smith. Marvin Honeycutt. Jerry Gardner. FOURTH ROW: Elaine Logging Linda Stack. Patricia Wright. Felix Miles. Tim Fennell. Douglas Martin. LIBRARY HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES REPRESENTATIVES BOOK CLUB FIRST ROW: George Howard, Rebecca Hammond, Pat Scalf, Sue Comer, Elaine Ingram. SECOND ROW: Elaine Bolton, Edna Wills, Jimmy Lou Allen. Claudia Gurley. THIRD ROW: Kny Biddle, Betty Bentley, Louise Smith, Brenda Durden, Ernestine Nelms. FOURTH ROW: Tommie Wool wine, Jimmie Self, Catherine Kauffman, Danny Clark. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Sluddard. Lanny Varner, Larry Cornelius, Tcrr ' Hamer. FUTURE TEACHERS FIRST ROW: Pat Qualls. Emma Burchfield. Carolyn Rollins. Claudia Gurley. Linda White. Murtha Hundley, Martha Weaver. Evelyn Taylor, Linda Best. Lajean Mahler. Lynda McDowell. Judith Hooper. SEC-OND ROW: Janice Hall, Sue Johnson, Betty Isaacs, Jean Simon, June Warren. Reba McCrary, Carolyn Strickland, Wanda Roger. Sylvia Spillane. Darlene Martin, Pam Crider. Judv Lavton, Glenda Weaver. THIRD ROW: Ann Horton. Bar-bara York, Kay Coaklcy. C-arla Lau-ruhn. Barbara Larar. Ruth Horn. Katherine Hunter. Kay Eubank, Gene Southerland. Jimmy R«� wers. Or� on Echols. Michael Kilgore. John Buchanan. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Franks, James Harrison. Perry Mitchell. Lawrence Owing , Bobby Roper, Wayne Morris. Tim Bate ., Wayne Owen, Larry Parker. Gerald Waikex, Tommy Barrett, John Crow. Jody Graves. Carl Acton. Joe Paul. FUTURE NURSES FIRST ROW: Jimmy Allen. Pat Arnold. Tommy Barnett. Sue Comer. Sue Key, Sharon Brown. Peggy Seale, Anita Darden, Judy Horn. SECOND ROW: Jerrcll Camp. Lav me Sims, Janet Smith, Lora Distnuke . Carol Moffett. Anne Trap. Lutricia Thomas. The Patient—Mary Crump. H CLUB FIRST ROW: Janet Smith, Patricia Blake. Carolyn Head. Martha Odom. SECOND ROW: Mary Bradshaw, Reba McConnell, Elizabeth Peoples, Edith Hess, Betty Hawkins. Jimmy Allen, Patricia Fulmer, Janice In-liram. THIRD ROW: Sandra Wadsworth. Jean Reid, Bobble Ingram, Mrs. Shelton. JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Marcelle Atkins. Sharon Brown, Winda Hall. SECOND ROW; Gwen Inglett. Pat Blake. Judy McCombs. THIRD ROWr: Sue Turner, Lanctte Heflin. Barbara Durden. FOURTH ROW: Judy Horn, I-ora DUmuke . Fran Niblett, Nicky Harris, Jerry Gardner, Joe Hutto, Judy Boatright, Nancy Franklin. Brenda Parr. Hariett Parks. FIFTH ROW: Annette French. France Stanton, Corky Cates. Jimmy Roberson. Doug Slartin. Larry Strickland. Pat Melton. Linda Stack. Gwen Southerland. Sylvia Spillane. SIXTH ROW': Eddie Purkev. Johnny Niblett. Jerald Hallmark. SEVENTH ROW: Tommy Barrett. Glenda Hyatt, Leon Prince. Hl-Y CLUB FIRST ROW': Ray Prince. Joe Hart. Hcrhe.rt Harris, John Allison, Ricky Rockhill, Donald Satcher. SECOND ROW': Peyton Birdyshaw, Ray Best. Kenneth Bearden. Jerry Prince, Jon Hall. THIRD ROW: Johnny Hodge. Jimmy McCay. Eddie Purkey, Bennie Ia-dbettcr. Eugene Kilcy, Howard Miles. MONITORS FIRST ROW: Windn Hull, Janice MeMurray, Gail Foster. Joyce Wright, Jimmy Allen, Barbara Hay , Carolyn Davison. Gail Files, Kay Biddle, Dean Gentry. SECOND ROW: Linda Richey, Beverly Stevens, Elaine Bolton, Shirley Grimmctt. Sue Comer, Arelu Moon. Euiith Wrcnn, Brenda Durden, Nancy Franklin. Glenda Weaver, Martha Hoagland. THIRD ROW: Louise Green. Marlene Hoilon, Joy KH bey, Velma Joiner, Jo Manning. Rebecca Hammond. Lynda Hamer. Bonnie Rollins, Doris Crow?. Marie Oliver, Brenda Sutton. Mr. Snow. FOURTH ROW: Anthony Nomiand. Ronnie Briggs. Lanny Varner, Willard Bowers. Norris Hunter. Jimmy McCuy, Wayne Frey. Jimmy Harris. George Howard, James Glenn, Johnny Alvis, Jimmy Lovell. FIRST ROW: Skeeter Erwin, Carl Acton. I-any Parker. Buddy Edgeworth, Gerald Payne. Freddie Smith. Tommy Kelley, Gene Southerland. Wayne Morris. Wayne Sellers. Willard Bowens. Bill Schuelly. SECOND ROW: Wavne Owens, Tiro Bates, Bill Baker. John Crow, Jody Graves, Anthony Nonnand. Perry Mitchell. Eddie Purkey, Tommy Turner. Roy Woodward, Jim Harris, L. R. Dooley. “T” CLUB TOMMY KELLEY JIMMY HARRIS RUDDY EDGEWORTH RONNIE WEBB ROBERT WIGGINS WAYNE MORRIS SKEETER ERWIN JOHNNIE CROW GENE SOUTHERLAND IN POSITION TOMMY BARRETT VARSITY SQlIAD — FIRST ROW: (lari Acton, Jimmy Harm, Johnnie Crow, Tommy Barrett, Tommy Kelley, Robert Wiggina, Gerald Payne, Tim Bates, Wayne Morris, Perry Mitchell, Ronnie Webb. SECOND ROW: Edwin Buck-clew, Wayne Owens. Chuck Schuelly, Gene Southerland, Buddy Edgeworth. Skeetcr Erwin. Bill Baker, Tommy Turner, Larry Parker. “B SQUAD FIRST ROW: Bobby Bmley, Chuck Schuelly, Bobby EchoU, David Moore, Chester Bridges, Eddie Turkey, Sandy Moore. Joe Paul. L. R. Dooley, Phil W'hitc, Roy Woodward, Kenneth Lnuruhn. Bill Schuelly (Manuger). SECOND ROW: Coach Gore, Bobby Shows. John Buchanan, Wayne Sellers. David Foote. John Clcndrnin, Billy Walker. Norris Hamer. B. C. Spiegner, Michael Kilgore. FIRST ROW: Skecter Erwin, Chuck Schuelly. Tommy Turner, Buddy Edgeworth, Bill Baker, Perry Mitchell, Edwin Buckelew. SECOND ROW: Wayne Owens, Larry Parker, Gene Soulbcrlund, Carl Acton. IN POSITION HOMECOMING QUEEN Penny Vann I.ARRY CORE Football COACHES JOHN MOORE CHARLES RICHARDS JOHN ROGERS Football. Track Football, Baseball Ba-kethnll Harln Briggs, Claudia Gurley, Ginny Chappell. Judy Elsbcrry. Joy Kibbey, Lynda Hamer, Linda White. CHEERLEADERS rSi - JEROME BARKER All-County CLAYTON MEEKS TOMMY BARRETT EDWIN BIJCKKLEW BASKETBALL Davis Brown, Coach Rogers, Bobby Lirkin. TIM BATES DONALD SATCHER RONNIE WEBB LARRY WHITE W. G. CORN FUJI'S BILL BAKER VARSITY Tommy Barrett, Clayton Mcek.% Ronnie Webb, Edwin Buckdew, W. C. Cornelius, Jerome Barker, Tim Bates, Bill Baker, l.arry White, Donald Sateber, and Coach Rogers who was named COACH OF THE YEAR. FIRST ROW: B. 0. Spiegner, Sandy Moore. Tommy Wheeler, Johnny Niblett (Manager). William Schuelly. SECOND ROW: Chuck Schuelly, Warren Wilson. Jerry Jordan. Raymond Best, Grant Boatright, Dean Bingham. THIRD ROW: Durward Wright, Bobby Mayer. Norris Hamer, Jimmy Layton. Joe Paul. Roger Edge. Conch Evans. “B” TEAM FIRST ROW: Billy Walker. Lawrence Owing . Milton Smith. Skeeter Erwin. Donald Satchrr. Tim Bate , James Harrison, E. L. Jones, Joe Paul, Gene Southerland. SECOND ROW: Perry Mitchell. Kenneth Lauruhn. Gerald Wilson. Wayne Frey, Jimmy MoKoy, Tommy Barrett, Jody Groves, Bill Baker, Roger Edge, Coach Evans. VARSITY FIRST ROW: Tommy Fields. Freddy Smith, Larry White, Hudson Harris, Jock Duncan. Ronnie Purtain. SECOND ROW: Coach Richards, Gary Piper, John Crow, Ronnie Webb, Edwin Buckelew. TRACK Larry Parker. Wayne Owens, Jimmy Harris, Roy Woodward. L. R. Dooley, Wayne Sellers, ADVERTISERS I — A Our Alma Mater SAM F. BRENNAN MAYMIE V. BRENNAN ‘40 44 We are privileged to have been chosen as photographers for your annual for the ninth consecutive year. TARRANT PHOTO SERVICE 1623 Pinson Street TARRANT, ALABAMA BEST WISHES to GRADUATING CLASS OF 1961 From ALABAMA BY-PRODUCTS CORPORATION Barber6 Milk Be t widlteA %or a wonderful future! sSoutUern BeLl Your Health BUSINESS $w)h KESSLER'S PHARMACY 1152 East Lake Blvd. Tarrant, Alabama PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED Phone Victor 1-6421 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1961 GURLEY'S SERVICE STATION Phone VI 1-8836 1600 Pinson Street W. J. ROSS Tarrant, Alabama LORCH'S N ' SHOP 1617 Pinson St. TARRANT, ALABAMA A Friendly Place to Do Business jSBsssssss 8 3110 26th St. No. Phone VI 1-4476 o. b. McCullough 1414 Pinson Street Tarrant Crushed and Ground Dolomitic Magnesian Limestone Including Agricultural Limestone DOLCITO QUARRY COMPANY VI-1.3418 CUNLIFF'S By the TRUCKload Flowers tor All Occasions or TRAINIoad Member of F.F.D. 2101 Pinson Street 1037 Pinson St. TARRANT. ALABAMA TARRANT. ALABAMA Victor 1-2655 CONGRATULATIONS to the SENIORS ■[western! SUPER MARKETS TARRANT STORE—1620 PINSON ST. RA! RA! RA! Something to cheer about— Such good cleaning and at such a saving through Baker's exclusive Cash and Carry Method Tarrant's Modern Dry Cleaners ON FORD AVENUE—TARRANT'S BROADWAY Phone Victor 1-3317 TARRANT MATTRESS CO. BUCHANAN Mattresses and Innersprings Made and Renovated AUTO SUPPLY UPHOLSTERY—NEW FURNITURE We Call For and Deliver Kelcie A. Wardrup Sporting Goods 1424 Pinson St. Tarrant, Ala. TARRANT, ALABAMA TARRANT Congratulations to the Senior Class AUTO PARTS 1128 Pinson Street TARRANT, ALABAMA MARRS ELECTRIC CO Motor Re-Winding, Repairing and Rebuilding I 129 Pinson St. TARRANT, ALABAMA VI-1-1057 TWO ENTRANCES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE 1610 Pinson Street or Drive-In in Back KLEENRITE CLEANERS TARRANT, ALABAMA PHONE VI 1-4221 We Specialize in AUTOMOBILE and FIRE INSURANCE Phone Victor 1-1726 1624 Pinson Street GURLEY R A N C E J. D. 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Phone VI 1-6320 GURLEY SONGER OIL CO. 'S' TV RADIO SERVICE V 509 Springdale Road TARRANT, ALABAMA 1912 Pinson Street Phone Victor 1-4285 PHONE VI 1-6475 TARRANT, ALABAMA VANN DOUGLAS ONE STOP SERVICE Expert Washing and Greasing 1400 Pinson Street TARRANT, ALABAMA Phone VI 1-9153 THOMAS B. VANN, Owner TARRANT COFFEE SHOP Regular Dinners Home-Baked Pies OPEN EVERY DAY 1301 Pinson St. JOHNS-MANVILLE ROOFING AND SIDING General Repairs and Remodeling Monthly Payments PHONE Victor 1-5566 1112 Ford Ave. VI 1-9122 RICHARDSON HARDWARE 1817 Pinson St. HARDWARE—GLASS—TOOLS—PAINTS—SEEDS Phone Victor 1-4646 TARRANT, ALABAMA McCullough bootery 1613 Pinson Street TARRANT, ALABAMA Shoes for the Entire Fami ly H. L. JOHNSON LUMBER CO. Lumber and Building Material Phone Victor 1-4521 OFFICE AND MILL P.O. BOX 6365 TARRANT. ALABAMA TARRANT BEAUTY SALON 1110 Ford Avenue TARRANT, ALABAMA Phone Victor 1-21 14 VULCAN BYNUM'S TV MAST TOWER AUTO SERVICE CO., INC. 1410 Pinson St. 1224 National Street Phone VI 1-1958 (Tarrant) BIRMINGHAM 7. ALABAMA TARRANT Victor 1-1789 S. K. VARIETY STORE 1607-1609 Pinson Street BARASCH'S TARRANT. ALABAMA SAVE-A-PLENTY Ready to Wear 1612 Pinson Street and TARRANT. ALABAMA Variety Items KING HARDWARE CO. Paints Building Material Pipe—Tools 1519 Pinson St. Phone VI 1-2284 ALABAMA BUTANE APPLIANCE COMPANY 1061 Pinson Street TARRANT. ALABAMA MUSGROVE FURNITURE CO. 1124 Ford Avenue TARRANT. ALABAMA __________________________________________________________ MAKE YOUR HOME COMPLETE FLOORS—All Types Plastic—Rubber Tile—Vinyl Asphalt—Cork—Linoleum—Hardwood RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL L. E. VASKE FLOORING CONTRACTOR 1072 Overton Ave. TARRANT, ALABAMA V| 1-7241 ALLEN'S ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS 1077 Pinson St. Phone Victor 1-3852 RIVER FISH MARKET All Types of River Fish Fresh Tennessee River Catfish Daily All Kinds of Salt Water Fish and Seafoods 2911 NORTH 24th STREET BILL'S HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS Hunting and Fishing Equipment VI 1-6092 1616 Pinson Street FULTONDALE HARDWARE COMPANY Sporting Goods Seeds Paints FULTONDALE. ALABAMA COWGILL DRUG COMPANY PHONE AL 2-4179 3130 North 27th Street NORTH BIRMINGHAM HICK'S SMOKE HOUSE 1611 Pinson Street Homemade Pies and Barbecue MR. AND MRS. C. H. HIGGINGBOTHAM BOWER'S AUTO GLASS AND SEATCOVERS 303 North 26th Street FA 3-3054 PHONE VI 1-8925 pOWEffv BRAND BRO'S SERVICE STATION 1325 Pinson Street Lubrication, Tires, Batteries Road Service PHONE AL 2-1078 KING MOTOR ELECTRIC SERVICE Starter, Generator and Ignition Specialists 2623 North 29th Avenue AL 2-9501 VI 1-8912 BAILEY THOMAS STANDARD OIL SERVICE STATION 1500 Pinson Street Complete Service On: Compete W Brake Tires Standard Oil (STANDARD Wheel Alignment Road Service Products Batteries Motor Tune-Up 3401 North 27th St. Complete Road Service FENNELL RAMBLER PHONE VI 1-7551 MOTORS TARRANT Sales—Service 1505 Pinson Street MOTOR COMPANY TARRANT. ALABAMA Phone VI 1-5900 VI 1-6571 YARBROUGH MOTOR COMPANY New—AUTOMOBILES—Used Birmingham's Finest Independent Never Undersold SALES AND SERVICE Quality Used Cars 1205 Pinson St. TARRANT, ALABAMA NORTH BIRMINGHAM Phone FA 4-4472 Congratulations to the Class of 61 O. C. PASS Standard Service 2825 North 35th Avenue BIRMINGHAM. ALABAMA Road Service Compliments Congratulations to the of a Class of '61 Friend MRS. JUDITH SCALF NELSON Class of '59 BUS. PHONE VI 1.1313 RES. PHONE VI 1-5356 CARRIE'S FLOWER SHOP Flowers for All Occasions FREE DELIVERY MRS. CARRIE WALKER, Owner 1617 Jackson Blvd. TARRANT. ALABAMA LEHMAN ALLEY DRUG STORES 1701 Pinson St. PHONE VI 1-4893 Prescriptions—Drugs—Cosmetics Sick Room Needs—Gifts—Baby Needs Prompt Free Delivery CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED Compliments of KETONA CHEMICAL CORPORATION HOUSE APPLIANCE COMPANY 1415 Pinson Street TARRANT, ALABAMA PHONE VI 1-8711 Authorized General Electric Dealer Service on All Makes of Appliances THE WILDCAT STAFF OF 1961 wishes to extend its appreciation to all who have contributed in any way to the publication of this yearbook. We think this year's WILDCAT a real achievement, and hope you will enjoy it. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The W vld't Best Yearbook Ate Taylor-made’