Tuskegee High School - Tuskala Yearbook (Tuskegee, AL)

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1 FRANCES LOUISE WADSWORTH No one needs a smile as much as he who has none to give. President, Student Council: Girl Stateg Beta Club: Miss Homecomingn: D.A. R. Good Citizenship Girl. Iwvwfr' ff! ls.. MARY ANNE YARBROUGH You are richer today if you have laughed often, forgiven someone, made a new friend and put others first. Beta Clubs 4-H3 Future Nurses: Who's Who: FHA. Adu-n 1 EDWARD WILLCOXON He has achieved success who has lived well, loved much, and laughed often. Basketball: FFA: 4-H9 MYF. RUNS. , -ei' 'rf ' aqui 'gall' 'hand' RICHARD WALKER, IR. To handle yourself, use your heads to handle others, use your heart. FFA? 4-H. SARA LAVINIA TYSON MICHAEL ROLAND TERRY WILLIAM BERRY WILLIS Im easy to get down, but What is life without love. Thinking is like loving and harder to get up. FFA9 4-I-I: Library Club, Sr. dying. Each of us must do it T -Club: FHAQ Cheerleader: 3: Jr- P1HyS- fOr hi1'HSS1f- 4-H. FFA: 4-H5 Who's Who.

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sy' vnu '1'1 ff 'wwf 'T'-H-f-'If SYLVIA TALEEDA SHARPE Success is getting what you wants happiness is wanting what you get. Beta Clubs Sr. Drum Iviajoretteg Band, 7 yrss Vice-President of FTA: Tuskala Staff. w..,.,,rX MNH' CHARLOTTE ANN SISTRUNK Life is what you make it. FHA, 4 yrs.: 4-H Club? FDNA Club: Who's Who: Cvovernor's Inaugural Parade, 2 yrs. W 'Q BENJAMIN BARNETT SPRATLING, III We need greater virtue to sustain good fortune than bad. Lt. Gov., Boys States Secretary of Ag., Boys Nation: Vice-Presi- dent, Student Council: All State Band: Vice-President, State 4-I-I Club and National 4-H Club. -ei' JAMES VENSON STILLWELL WILLIAM FRANKLIN TALLY DORIS PATRICIA TAYLOR It is better to sleep on what you You live only once. The easiest person to deceive intend doing than to stay awake FFA5 Library Clubg 4-H Club. is one's own self. over what you have done. Sr. Head Cheerleader: Jr. :SL FFA: 4-I-I Club: Who's Whos Sr. Plays: Beta Club: Student Jr. :EL Sr. Plays. Councils Tuskala Staff. Il2l

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'T'-.T' 1' 1' vr 11'-HQ CLASS HISTORY The history of the class of 1963 in some ways resembles a long trip or journey. With your per- mission I will review the trip taken by the seniors on a bus called the T. H. S. EXPRESS. If we look closely we can see a line of 3l young passengers waiting for their tickets to the big CITY OF KNOWLEDGE. They are as follows: EDWARD ERASWELL, ALICE BRYANT, GARY COOPER, STEVE COOPER, FAYE DIXON, NELLIE DOBBS, JOHN DYSON, NANCY FISHER, WAYNE FORTNER, RENI I-IUDDLESTON, HOWARD JONES, DIANNE KIRK, BRENDA LAMBERT, LINDA MCLEAN, MAMIE MORGAN, SHARON PETTYJOHN, FRANK PORTER, ALLAN SEGREST, BILLY SELMAN, TALEEDA SHARPE, CHARLOTTE SISTRUNK, PATSY TAYLOR, MICHAEL TERRY, LAVINIA TYSON, FRANCES LOUISE WADSWORTH, CHARLOTTE WALTERS, EDWARD WILLCOXON, BERRY WILLIS, MARY ANNE YARBROUGI-I, and BUNNY SPRATLING. As these scared passengers boarded the bus, they became very excited about the first stop that they would make at Harrisonville in Cambell County. It seemed as though none in the entire 31 had ever made a trip like this before, and naturally they didn't know what to expect. But, by the time they reached the second town, Herdville in Anderson County, they had begun to get a very vivid picture of the entire trip. It was while they were in this second town that they picked up a new passenger, GAY BOWERS. At the next town, Hurtville in Howe County, they received another new passenger, JIMMY STILLWELL but lost NELLIE DOBBS, who got on another bus. At the fourth stop, Sheppard City in Oster County, FREDDIE LEDBETTER boarded their bus. When they reached Webbville in Varner County, the fifth stop, they unfortunately lost HOWARD JONES, but at their sixth town, Thomasville in Cosby County, they were joined by JIMMY GREEN. After touring the sixth city the passengers were treated to festivities by the owners and operators of the bus, and were reminded that they had already com- pleted half of their trip. They had such a long rest at the previous city that they decided not to stop in the seventh city, but when they did stop at the eighth one, DIANNE KIRK stepped off, and HOWARD JONES stepped back on. At their ninth stop, Freshmanville, NELLIE DOBBS and DIANNE KIRK decided to join them again. At the tenth city, Sophomoreville, they gained RICHARD WALKER and once again lost NELLIE DOBBS. Before reaching the final stop they picked up SANDRA BEASLEY, FRANKLIN TALLY, and NELLIE DOBBS. If we look closely once again, we can see the bus approaching its destination, the CITY OF KNOWLEDGE. All of the passengers will in a very short time leave the T.H. S. EXPRESS, never again to take a tour on her. Their futures have in some ways been shaped by this bus, but once they complete their trip, their destinies in the CITY OF KNOWLEDGE will be shaped by themselves. N41