Vigor High School - Vigorama Yearbook (Pritchard, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1952 volume:

vl' 4 T Z fl 3.3. G21 ,fr 39' Fldllk 2 r 3 ' if ff , g 4,:-1'- ,Q I g V' K ' ' H 'ss 'N-5 S u,xx Published by the Senior Class of VIGOR HIGH SCHOOL Prichard, Alabama 1770 f.-N ' v -w 7 1, ska? 'FF -ka, Qg QE .. in Q' ' A 'fsf 4.15 si 4. ' e A x . I V 9 ,ff ' Wa , J hw , 1 'Q f' u , J, ,..v QM l rv l. Nu?WfwfdQEg, Q3 V al-iii ,-K' L v vl LL- tiff' yi 415 f 5 fi V :A n 'L'- ' 4' 'Q f wif, ,yg,,f, 05,3 H :fy RQ? ,r WE, the first graduating class of Vigor High School, dedicate ourfirstVigorama to our principal, Mr. J. M. Laird, who, through his patience, wis- dom, and spiritual guidance, has prepared us to better meet the ever increasing difficulties of adult lives. 1,4 - . ,., malt. . . Iv segswf. . , , , .fic 1' . Dedication 5 ,Fm U, -.gms ,, -f . ..j ., M s , ' ll.. '- 7 f' - 2 Hb- ' il .iw -A-. -izgewf - SAE. -aim.. .5,..f., K1 A o an it i x ,h -i Q gr, jcigpij f,r fHi1Ss if-iiisff ,i riff? ' ie V ' 1 '41f-Qvvs - it 7 - -11,2 I-viii? ,. -:is - ,S ' fmifs f A xs- sl if-54,-1 gm . , Ah..-1 - mp- s JA. V Q. , . z L eif? A .far - ' E, Axsgy ,, J V .K 5-A ' ' ,Q . ,J M . . is is , -, , 4 .P 9 'i'y i'f ' K Y I vu- ' nf. , 'il ' And to Mrs. OpalChcvers who through her guid- ance, and untirirgg walk has helped to make this first in I Vigorama possible, in ' -, Mrs. Opal Chavers has won the love and respect of teachers and pypils by her unfoiling friendliness, , spirit . :::e'f ,, ., . va? 9' .. .- N Q 1 xy! THE SENIOR CLASS VIGOR HIGH SCHOOL My Dear Young Friends Close association with you over the years makes this final message ex- ceedinglydifficult. The thought stirs my heart with profound emotion as I visualize you in cap and gown forming the last line of your high school days. Soon you will face the realities of life. Go forward steadfast, and un- fraid toa life of service. Love your fellow man and seek ever the truth. Your reward will be peace and life abundant. Commit yourselves in love, honor, and service to God and country. For these are the foundation stones of your America. Love and good wishes. Sincerely yours, J.M. LAIRD 4 Dorothy B. Adema DEAN OF GIRLS 4.3 H-Lu 1 WTIEIIUB. William Taube ASSIATANT PRINCIPAL Mattie D. Ellis REGISTRAR I F' I Kwuvvri -. .vln,......4iL.,,,Q'b- I -1.2 ai 'ff . ,- 1 V . If ,ig J,-5 ' fy , - ffl.- iiipf. Qi 414.1 'dt .I S1 Ruth Jones SECREATRY l 1 , Ixik lllpxln m 1. l H .x HW I' X In FU- la.-NW I ,ll ,u 1 I ' I P , xl'l: n fi ul Ht H b 14 , 4 5-95'-A L.-:wa-:F .X ,.-- x :-. ' Q., f r S 'El 11 ' X ll A .J, ,q.3. , In - , if- eirig' . 1,43 1 'P,-, 3 A 1 .A ,f-vi , I P ,r-4. 1, .J Y 7 gf in . -F . I , ' . ' . 9. 'il , H 4 M . L '4 Ilya :C A: h f 2 Q , 4 H2 fax VV? 1 . ,ad :Ei W. 'Q ri, 5,554 1 i:' ' 4 1 M. , f, , - 5 , S 7 Q ll v , V S , 5? - L 1. 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Green Biology Beverly Hagen Glee Club Sue Hayles Civics Carolyn Harrison Bookkeeping Bernice Helton Art Vivian Hickey Physical Ed, K- ii ,Q :CN '... ,4 X R 3 A 3 Bldg 6 R XL- , . ' 1 ' t '--X X . H1950 Qc SJW rv-I 1. Afn A 'Q ' t. V' s -Q ,-9, F-an 5 iff' lr V, N lv Mx , 50- Q52 u- 4- hh-N ' -v . J, , ,4 6. fungi fc' Yi 1 if f 'Ly A. Cflf 1 .. 'qw s a wi f' . -. I :A qv . 3 ,L, Q X -e ,x .xv- x ' r 'dn 'NI 'w ,-Q s ' I . I' , atv f-A fi ii II!! 'M rv' f SHELBY HOLBROOK English PEGGY HOLLOWAY Oeneral Science JOHN JACKSON Social Problems FELMA JOHNSTON English MARIE KASTNER Latin 8 Psychology ERSKINE KEY U.S. History BETTY KIMBROUGH English HENRIELLA KORNEGAY U.S. History NOAH LAMBETH English LUCILLE LLOYD Chemistry ELLEN LORD Arithemetic FRANCES MILLER Cooking L. L. MORRIS Mech. Drawing JAMES MCPHERSON U.S. History LOUISE PAULK Typing 8- Shorthand MARY LOUISE REDDITT Clothing MARJOLYN REDELL Spanish HOPE ROBERTSON Typing MILTON SIMMONS Wood Work MILDRED SMITH Librarian NELL SMITH English 8. Speech E. B. WALDRIP Wood Work SUE WARD Mathematics LYDIA WILLIAMS Social Problems SARA WILLIAMS Typing 8K Shorthand 14 First Senior Class of llllll 59 orH h School-1952 VICE PRES. Billy Word TREASURER Terry Coclcrell SECRETARY Jimmy Barnes To the right, President Billy Robsion who receives the first ring. CLASS HISTORY lt was on the lOth of September l94B A D that the large ship lntellectae was anchored off Prichard Shore Crowds of interested friends relatives and anxious parents gathered atthe wharf to see the sailors and passengers embark for a lourney over the Sea of Learning to find the treasure of knowledge On that cloudless autumn clay as the crowds gathered to watch the departure of the Intellectoe Admiral Laird enrolled the passengers With such a fine staff of seamen to start a voyage on the Sea of Learning we were sure to overcome all stormy obstacles which we might encounter During the first few weeks we were becoming acclrmated to our new surroundings New friendships were being formed and strong ties between officers and sailors established After nine months of sailing sometimes peaceful and sometimes stormy we were told by the Captain that land was in sight and we would go ashore at Freshman Port We were qualified for the accomplishments of the year but rather sad because we had had our last May Queen Carolyn Mattox who had been crowned by Boatswain J T Bryant Supplies and fuel were needed for our ship and we needed recreation While at this port we spent our time in Vacation Amusement Park At Freshman Port we left some of our crew The ones who returned were more determl ned than ever to complete the lourney through Sophomore Port While at Sophomore Port we enloyed staging the Popularity Pagent and of course we have always enjoyed the Christmas dances the Student Council dances and the spring picnics. We began to know what was meant by sailing the Sea of Learning' Before we realized it our course was directed to Junior Harbor We chose as our officers: Billy Robison Captain' Billy Ward First Mate' Terry Cockrell Second Mote' Jimmy Barnes Third Mate. We held many deck games. Football basketball and baseball were regular pastimes. We won laurels in some of these games Our voyage over the Senior Sea has been so crowded with interesting events that we reached Commencement Port before we realized it The Senior class entertained the seamenwith their play Seventeenth Summer in Senior Harbor We shall always have happy memories of the Senior Banquet and the Senior Prom Although our cruise has come to an end we feel that the experience of being the first class to graduate from Vrgor has fitted us for the more im- portant voyages ahead We stand ready one and all to launch out on our new adventure well equipped and full of enthusiasm Witnesses: Long John Silver Peg Leg Black Beard Testatorr Phillip Branch VT' TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT vmmmmtmgnmnmmnmnnmn '61 'K I 'fdfr ' rv 0- 'Q' Tar qv' f... ADAMS, 5.lARGUERl'l'E El.lZ.ABE'l'H Bctty 1.z.3,4. ALLEN ,ROBERT EARL Bobby 4-A ALLEN, SARA SCANLAN .- . Y-Teen Club 1,2, Vigoraina,F, T, A, I,2,4, Pres, 1,2, A C-lee Club 1,2, 3,4g Section Officer 'V' K ' ANDREWS, HELON JEWEL Home Economic Club 1, Pres, 13 Commercial Club 3, Pres, 3, Dramatic Club 2, Sec, 2g Square Dance Club 456160 Club lg Suction Officer 1,2, 3: D. A. R. CUP 3: AZalf:a Trail Court 1952. , Y., 7' ARNETTE, EMORY BRADLEY nemo W A Band 2,3,4, Key Club 3, , -3 I N Seniors of 1952 AVERETT, JOE BRADLEY Varsity Football 1,2, 3,4, Capt, 3,4, Baseball rg Monogram Club I,2,3,4, Pres, 4, BAKER, ANN A Glee Club l,2g Music Club 2g Square Dance Club 4, BARGER, ELIZABETH ANN Library Club 3,4g Vigorama 4, Clinic Ass't, 2, 3,43 Library Ass't, 2,3,4g Honor Roll 1,2, 3.4. BARLOW, JAMES EDWARD Ed Varsity Football ig Basketball Ig Honor Roll 23 Math Club 2, Journalism Club 3,4, BARNES, JAMES HOUSTON Jimmy Varsity Football 1,2, 3,41 Monogram Club 1,2, 3,45 Senior Class Treas, 4, Azalea Court 3, gy- ? uf , s..-- C f' 1 'FP -6 'H-it rv INS? Q fi 1 I I ' '1 f HUG! Q91 Jxx X,,f I rx if :SAA if ' 9 ', - ,Q , , 2 I X ' To , X 'x J A x 3, X ' g' I IN L Julia . .1255 fn' I ,l - i H s ,Af f nv I . I BETHEA, DONALD Baseball 3,45 Hi -Y Club 3, Monogram Club 4, BETIIEA, DOUGLAS A Band l,2.4: Section Pres, 2g Baseball 1.2.4, Monogram Club I,2,4. BLACK, LINDA EAYE Dramatic Club I,2g Pres. 1,2, Glee Club l,2.3,4: Section Officer lg Honor Roll 1,2, 31 Vigorama Circulation Manager 4, BOLAND, CAROL Y-Teen Club rg Home Economics Club 2, 3. 'V' 'ws 3? ,fx 'UN W 6 Don Doug BOYKIN, BETTY Bet F,T,A, l.2,33G1ee Club 1.2. 4? ' su S 'E+ Seniors of 1952 BARNETT, ROBERT MCCORD Bob Varsity Football 1,2, 3.4, Monogram Club 1,2, 3.4: Toastmaster's Club 2, 3. BATES, ELLA DEAN Intemational Club 1.2: A Glee Club 4, Section Officer 1,2, gg Vigorama 4, BEAL, PATSY ANN Pat Y-Teen Club rg F, N, A, 4: lntemational Club 2, Commercial Club 35 Section Officer BEAVER, MARY ELIZABETH Y-Teen Club ig Foods Club 2, Sports Club 31 Y, W,C, A, 4, Glee Club 1.3. BERRY, IACQUILINE ANNETTE A Band1,2,3.4. fu.. IU' 'U' if lil 'ts ,4f.,x 2. vw C' ' 49561: 1 w 1 Mx N K s'.i 'YK ' 4 ' - 41 vurg ' 1:1 -Av- BRANCH, PHILLIP MALCOLM BRANCH, THOMAS ALLEN Tommy leader 43 Track 4, Hi-Lites 45 Most Courteous Girl 3. BRAY, DOROTHY LOUISE Dot BREAZZEAL, BETTY SUE Bet Y-Teen Club 1,43 Home Economics Club 2 Tennis Club 3 Section Officer 1 2 SQ YI ' O S f I 95 Z BRUHL, BOBBIE LEE Chicken International Club lg Library Club 2, 35 Photography Club 4. BRYANT, BONNIE MARIE Home Economics Club l,2, 33 Honor Roll I,2, BRYANT, EARLINE lntemational Club lg Foods Club 25 F, N, A, 3,4. BRYANT, ERNESTINE lntemational Club Ig Foods Club 2: F, N, A, 3,4, BRYANT, I. T, l-lou'0d Photography Club 1g An Club 41 Section Officer 2,3,4g May King 11- 'S-' J Math Club lg Toastmasters Club 2, 3g D,O A B.1nd I.2,3,4g A C-lee Club 45 F,T A Club 1 2 3 Hi Lites Staffi 2 3 C r BRASWELL, MARGARET ELOISE Weez International Club 1, 3, Pres. 1,35 A Glee Club 2 3 4 Vxgorama 4 Section Officer 1 3 Library Club lg Y-Teen Club 2g Home Economics Club 3 Square Dance Club 4 9' . uwgQe -Q -s BURCH, JAMES A Band I, 2, 3,4. P' -if 3, 5 'av r E' BURKETT, BARBARA LEGAY Red International Club 2, 3, F,N.A. 35 Square Dance Club 4, Section Officer I,2, 3. BURLESON, ROYCE WAYLAND A Band r,2, 3,45 Hi-Llres 2, 3, Key Club 2, 3. BURNETT, IOE MALVERN Projectionist Club 3, Engineers Club 43 Section Pres. 4. BYRD, MARY VIRGINIA Ginny Y-Teen Club l,2, 3, V. Pres. 31COTIlIIlCl'ClalClLlh 4, Pres. 4g Section Officer 3,4g Student Council 3, A Glec Club I,2, 3,4. Seniors of 1952 CALLEN, MILDRED ALICE Millie 3 Y. 'W' , P Q- 'un '3- International Club I, 25 F.T.A, Club 2, 3,4g Delegate 3,6186 Club I, 2,45 Honor Roll I. 2, 3, 4. CALVERT, MARLICE Licey Dramatic Club 2, Bible Club 3. CARDEN, BETTY JEAN 2 ' 4 .' ' B Glee Club I, 2, 3, Y-Teen Club I, 2, 3, Hi-Lites 4. CARVER, ELSIE Little Bit Home Economics Club Ig International Club 2, Library Club 3, Glee Club, Square Dance Club 4. CASTLEBERRY, ANNIE MAUD Ann Dramatic Club 3, D.O. Club 45 Book Club 31 Library Club 2, Glee Club 2. ix 1 'f, in C' .Six A Band 1,2, 3,4gY-'Teen Club 1 5IL1dLllICOUllL1 2 3 'lcnnrs Club 2 Art Club 3 4 Glue Club I 35 Y-Teen Club rglnternatronal Club 2 Lrbrary Club 3 Vrgorama 4 Hr Lrtes btaff M 'mel' emi, PA'l'RlClA ANN Far ' x S, A, 5, C, 23 llr-Lttes Staff 4, Senror Clasb lla 4 CLIAEIN, BOBBIE IEAN 'Q J-in 1 4g Suction SQC. I, SQ F, N, A, 4, CQHAMBl.15S, LO'I l'IE MAE A - Dtatnatrc Club 1,2, 3,45 Glec Club 1 2 1:-iqr CILXPPELLE, IAMES HERBERT Hot ROL1 A B:1nd rg Math Club lg D, E, Clu CHAPPELLE, WILLIAM LEE 'lam 1 I 'K Seniors of 1952 CHASTAIN, JANE EVANGELINE Kline Y-Teen Club I,2,3, Delegate lg Glec Club 1,3,4g Cheerleader 2 CHENEY, THOMAS LESTER Tommy Varsity Football I,2, 3,45 Alternate Capt, 4g Monogram Club 2 3 4 Pres 3 CHILDRES, IVAN R, Glee Club r,2, 3,4g Photography Club 2, International Club 2 Engrneerlng Club 3 4 Key Club 4. CLARK, KAREN F, T, A, Club 2, F, N, A, Club 3, Section Officer 2, 3,4 Glee Club 1 Majorette 4 COCKRELL, TERRY Sn00kie Y-Teen Club I,2,3gG1C6 Club I,2.3p Honor Roll 1.2 Cheerleader 2, 3,4g Junior and Senior Class Sec, 3,4, iv? W 'v Q:-'5-fx vii N- 1 '35 4233 5 K X 'K 1 mf, fu: no 5 Av' 'faq Y5 Y' 5..- vo- I 'X COLEY, JAMES RICHARD Black Boy Athletic Club 15 Art Club 25 Conservation Club 35 Radio Club 4, COLLINS, MARY ANN Y-Teen Club 2, 35 Majorette 3,45 Cheerleader 2, 35 Section Officer 2, 35 Vigorania 4, CONNELL, LEROY, JR, Projectionist Club Ig Hi-Y Club 25 Conservation Club 3,4, N COOK, JULIUS DEWEY Cookie 5 Varsity Football 1,2, 3,45 Monogram Club I,2, 3,45 Section Officer 2, 3,45 Key Club 3, ff' '11, 'qyf fuk .0 X51 -J J . . CORLEY, GORDON RUSSELL Blackie - 'I Radio Club 45 Honor Roll I,2, 3,4. . l -r V Seniors of 1952 N COUEY, TAMES Key Club 3,45 Engineering Club 3,4, Pres, 3, COUEY, CHARLES JOHNATHAN Johnny 'S . Sec, Officer 45 Hobby Club 15 Hi-Y Club 25 Conservation Club 3,45 Key Club 2, 3,4, in-.. CRAWFORD, FREDDIE Varsity Football 3,45 Dramatic Club 1,2. 3,4. CRENSHAW. JAMES Sec, Officer 2, 3,45 Science Club Tteas, 35 Honor Roll 1,2. 3,4. CRISWELL, LENA JOYCE Poke Home EC, Club Ig F, T, A, Club Ig Bible Club 45 Glee Club 2,35 Honor R0111,2, cv ' L fr- 5 Lag- kv X dl-as f'f t fm S 'VE' as 5 41 1 I 15 ., Y- A -- - -J Q Wx 4- ew- av 53? E F-17' 5 CRISWELI., KENNETH Kenny Science Club r,2, 3,45 Honor Roll I,2. U CRISWELL, NELLIE SUE Q .Si Glee Club 1.2: Y-Teen Club 1,2, CROCKER, DORTHY ANN Dot International Club Ig Y-Teen Club 25 Home Ec, Club 35 Square Dance Club 4, I ' CRUITT, BILLIE GEORGE E CUNNINGHAM, LAMAR MOONEY Hoot I lk ' Q lac- 1, X 1 1 ,' ,Z- Projectionist Club 1,45 Jr. Academy of Science 2, 35 Key Club 2, 3,45 Glee Club Operetta 3, I Seniors of 1952 DANIELS, ETHEL MAE Rickie Student Council 25 Dramatics Club 3,45 Hi-Lite Staff 45 International Club 2, DAVIS, JEWEL DEAN Y-Teen Club 1,25 Square Dance Club 4, DAVIS, MARIE GENEVA Pokey Y-TeenClubi,2, 35 Conference 25 Sec, Officer 35 Hi-Lite Staff 45 May Court Maid Ig Miss Vigo: 35 A Glee Club I,2, 3,4, DAVIS, PATRICIA Pat Folk Dance Club 3,45 Honor Roll 1,2, 3, DEARING, IRA MARTIN, IR. Red ' Varsity Football, Baseball I,2,3,4g Pres, Hi-Y Club lg Vigorama Editor 45 Hi-Lite Editor 35 Azalea Trail Court 3, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3,4. n's S7 C... ij., f-Jf 5 ri W:-:Y x 9. IV! ' rn 'Wx '1: mx I r 'F ,fr 1' MGM' LQ K 8 C. - -fx 1 ,f DEASON, GLORIA MARLENE Go Gee Y-Tccii Club I,2, gg Sec. Pres. 2. IJOWDLE, SUE CAROL Sue Cliccrlcadcr lg Dramatic Club 1,25 Sports Club gg Y-'lcon Club 4. DREADEN, GERALD DuBOSE, ROBERT LEE Varsity Football 3,4. DUKES, MARY ALICE Y-Teen Club Ig Home 1 11. 12' .,Al.. Ec. Club 2,45 Tennis Club 5. Seniors of 1952 ELLIOTT, BARBARA ANN Bobbie Dramatic Club Ig Art Club 3,45 Glee C1 79' Q.: 4 ub 1, 3,4g Tennis Club 2g Art Club V. Pres. 4. ERDMAN, WILLIAM CHARLES Billy EVERETT, FRANCES KAY Francie Sec. Officer 3, Honor Roll I, 2, 3. EVERETT, THOMAS SHERWOOD Jr. Academy of Science 1,2, 3,4. FARLEY, WILLOW DEAN Dean Y-Teen Club Ig Glee Club 2, Lib. Club 4, Lib. Assistant 2,3g Honor Roll I,2. . -in 7 2, 3, DraniaticClub4g Honorary Member of F.N.A, Q.- Qs. ... ' I Ula Q . Ffa:- 'HD 'i -v'b v - FEW, BARBARA JOYCE -'31-5'4f 5' Q A QW A' 3.1, . x X K 5 ' 1 Hfuk ,, 'ba an 'fe o 1 - .0 Q- - 'TT 7 45555 5. X , ':1 'E' jx A 5 'iff' n 1- Beta Club 2, 3,45 F,H A, Club l5G1ee Club 2,3,45 F,N,A, Club 4, FLANAGAN, IUDITY LOUISE Lu Lu Hi-Lite Editor 15 Art Editosr 35 Student Council l,2.4g Band 1.2. 3,45 Vigorama Layout ' 7... Editor 45 Senior Play 45 Azalea Court 35 S, A, S, C, 1,4. 'VN X 1-' FLOWERS, DANIEL FORE, WILLIAM ALONZA Lonnie' Science Club I. FOREHAND, FRANCIS HUBER Forearm Varsity Football 3.4. Seniors of I95Z FOWLER, CATHHUNE LUCILLE Cat International Club 1. 2, 3. Fowmz, WARREN DARDY Sec. President 45 Vice Pres, Conservation Club 3, FREE, smuut ANN Dramatic Club 15 Glee Club rg Home Economics Club 2, FREEMAN, MARY DELL Deb Dramatic Club 1.2: Square Dance Club 45 International Club 2. FRIEDRICH, SHANNON ISABELLA Glee Club 1.3: Home Economics Club 1,25 Square Dance Club 4, i 1 an ci' ,lm FUSSELL, MARTHA ANNE Sec, Pres. 1.2: Student Council l,2: Hi-Lites Business Manager 2, 3, Glee Club 1,3,4, Dramatic Club 1.4. GARTMAN, BETTY BEATRICE Bebe Y-Teen Club 1, Glee Club 1, 3,4, Dramatic Club 3, Hi -Lite Social Editor 2: Basketball 2, GASAWAY, DORIS DARLINE Y-Teen Club Ip Glee Club 1.2, Sec, Pres. 2, Intemational Club 2, Home Economics Club 3. GEORGE, SHIRLEY ANN Georgie Y-Teen Club 1.2, 3, Delegate 2, A Glee Club l,2, 3.4, Honor Roll l,2, 3,4: Senior Play 4, Associate Editor of Vigorama 4, Commercial Club 4, Glee Club Operetta 3, GILBERT, BETTY CATHRYN Cat Oratorical Contest I,2, 3.4: Dramatic Club 1,2. 3.4: Honory Member of F, N, A, 3,4, Seniors of 1952 .xv-f If GRANT, JO ANN 'Io Teller at School Bank IQ Home Economics Club lg Y-Teen Club 2, Commercial Club 3,4, GRAVES, JAMES EDWARD Jimmie Art Club 4, Varsity Football 2, 3, Basketball 3, Sec, Officer 4, GRAY, NELLIE LIALINE A Glee Club 1,2, 3,4, Sec, Officer 21 Student Council 23 Y Feature Editor of H1-Lites, GREEN, CLAUDIA GAIL Gail Y-Teen Club Ig Home Economics Club 2, Commercial Club 3, GRIMES, EDWARD GRAY Monitor 1: Radio Club 4. '58 as -Teen Club 1.2: Officer 2: 4 3 rv- . FN if wg' l. T xx I .1 Q x -Q -X S v .or 62 72 fa' fr ax 'U' 1 Q? :wx N 3 lx . - N-xv .7 W by-' gg, 2, N.. GRUBBS, SANDRA AGNES Sandy Y-Teen Club 3, Dramatic Club I,2,4g GUY, BETTY JEAN Betsy Dramatic Club ig Lnternational Club 2, Square Dance Club 4, 'R' HALE, JAMES B, International Club ig Vigorama Sports Editor 4, HALL, HAYWARD GLYNN I-Iadacol v-.M Hi-Lite Business Manager 4, HALL, IERRY DALE Buddy -- Hi -Lite Sports Editor ig 25 Band Club 4, A Band I,2, 3,45 Section Officer ff fa? ft :FTM ,- . -Jkffrxq im ' if '- , E ,251 , . sv 6,513-ggizief 3' A I 1 QF.-321-:sr.'ii 'I Seniors of I95Z HALL, MARGARET HARRIS, BARBARA NELL Fab Dramatic Club 2, Y-Teen Club 3g Section Officer 41 Square Dance Club 4, HARRIS, JAMES Big Harry Hi-Y I, 2. HATAWAY, BONNIE JEAN Bonnie Lou Oratorical Contest 1,2, 32 Home Economics Club 1,21 Commercial Club 3, International Club 4. HAVARD, JUNE LORICE A Glee Club 1,2, 3,4g Home Economics Club ip Section Pres. ig Commercial Club 3,4, 'PDQ- 'fl 1 vt 6- ir, I, 1 2 'x 4 fs.. Nl? I 'W' an an 4 .ave 'x - rm Q U4 vff 'fi P ,. r' HAYDEN, CAROL IANICE Jan International Club 1.2, 31 Journalism Club 4, Glee Club I. HAYS, JEANETTE Nett Y-Teen Club lg Camera Club 23 Commercial Club 3, Treas, 4, .MH ,N h HEIM, GEORGE RAYMOND Q 1'- Junior Acadmey of Science I,2, 3,45 Science Club Pres. 2, State Convention 2, , HENDERSON, RUBY Rube I ' ' Q Library Club 2, 3, I cs. -7 HENDERSON, WILLIAM BUFORD Billy , Bible study Club 4, X , I Seniors of 1952 HENDERSON, WILLIAM LEE, IR. Grumpy E? Q Varsity Football 2, 3g Monogram Club 3,4g Key Club 3g Projection HENDRICK, GEORGE HILTON Rum ' , ' Baseball 2, 3,45 Monogram Club 4. -... HERRINGTON, MILDRED LEE Mible f Library Club I,2, 3, Library Ass'r, 2,3, HIGHTOWER, BARBARA CHRISTINE Glee Club r,2, 3,41 Commercial Club 3,45 International 2, HILBURN, SYLVIA JEAN Dramatic Club 1,23 Commercial Club 3g Square Dance Club 4, ists Club 3, fs ,A lx 'hc Qi Y 4'- 'R N- -7-.f ' sv 5? 1 8 3 - ., r Gi Aman 4-1 YS T HILL, OLLIE WARREN, JR. Sonny X Key Club 2, 3,45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 35 Future Engineers Club 3,45 Hi -Y Club 2, Math Club 1, HODGES, WANDA JUNE A 8a B Glee Club I,2, 3.4, Y-Teen Club 1.2, V. Pres, 3, Section Officer 1.2, 3, Basket- ,X ' ball 25 Square Dance Club 4, Glee Club Pres, 2, HOLLOWAY, HELEN LOUISE . Y-Teen Club 1.2, 3.4. 1 , HORTON, JEWEL FAYE Kitten Y-Teen Club 1,23 Dramatics Club 3, Photography Club 4, HOWELL, WILLIAM DENNIS, , X Vi - .1 ,615 e 41. ' Seniors of I95Z HUNT, JOHN A Glee Club 3,4, Radio Club 31 Varsity Football Manager 3,43 Journalism Club 4, JACKSON, JULIA MAE Y-Teen Club rg F, T, S, Club 1,23 International Club 3, Bookkeeping Club 31 Square Dance Club 4. JACOBS, DOUGLAS RAY Papa Jacobs A Glee Club I,2. 3.4, Basketball rg Bible Club 3, Hi-Lites Staff 4, JENSEN. JAMES, JR. Science Club: Projectionist Club, JOHNSON, BILLY RAY Science Club 1. 2, 3. Z'- fi?- Cf? Q 'Vws v-Q5 'US ,,...f 1 - ,X-,,, 'Vx' :APS ,'1,f v--. ,J , 1 ,, .S 'in rf ' :Sl 45 an 'Iv-5 ,. 5, , cigar:- 4-Q. -. x .x 'I . f 'I K v f , is . Q2 If if ,v A rx Q I , 1 f ' lr. JOHNSON, JAMES RUFUS ' 'N Monogram Club 3,45 Section Pres. 3,43 Hi-Y Club 2. JONES, ELLEN JOncsy Library Club lg Y-Teen Club 2, Section Officer 3,4g Commercial Club 3,4, JONES, KENNETH WAYNE Kent Conservation Club 3,4g Key Club 3,4. Q. 'U JONES, WAYNE Jonesy A Band 3,45 Drum Major 4, Section V, Pres. 3g Band Club 4. JORDAN, BETTY JOANN Jw - Q' Vigorama 4gY'TCCI1 Club I,2, 3g Glee Club I, 2, 3g Commercial Club 4. 1' f 'wp 'Q , S psi , YS, -. ish , :- 'N r . Seniors of 1952 KELLY, BILLY JOYCE B, J. Pres. Library Club Ig Y-Teen Club I,2, International Club 2g Glee Club I, 3,4g Section Officer I. KEMP, PATRICIA ANN StudentCouncilIg Delegate 35 A GleeClub 1, 2, 3,4g Y-TeenClub tp DramaticClub 2,45 Hi-Lites Staff 3. KENNEDY, CLIFFORD LAPI-ION Cliff Monogram Club 4, Varsity Basketball 3,49 Baseball 3,4. KEY, JANELLE SMITH Honor Roll I,2, 3, Y-Teen Club X. KING, RUBY AMELIA Library Club 2, 3,4, Glee Club I,2. AK: it 'Q tx 'U' 5,33 1 - 6. s.-f -'lk ,P-in ia -'lie P X v '-fx Ejfwf XL A 9 'kg 'X f--Q KING, URM, Section Pres. 45 V l'res. Math Club 3, Projectionist Club I, 25 Engineers Club 4. KINGCADE, JAMES Transferred. KIRKSEY, CLETUS ANN F.N,A. Club 3,45 Clinic Ass't. 3. KITTRELL, ED F.T.A, Club 33 Dramatic Club 23 Varsity Football lg Science Club I, KNODEL, LOUIS FREDERICK Fred Q V2 3- 1 'C' N-40 Senior Representative 45 StudentCouncil I,2, 3,45 SectionPrcs. I,2, 3,43 Pres. KeyClub 3, Seniors of I95Z LA MBERT, COLSON LYDA Varsity Football 4. LAMBERT, CONRAD LAMBERT, HAROLD DEAN Percy Varsity Football 3,45 Moniter 2. LAMBERT, PEGGY JOYCE Y-Teen Club Ig Home EconornicsClub 2g SportsClub 3, Square DanceClub 45 Glee Clu LASSITER, MATTIE ELIZABETH Beth Home Economics Club I,2g Bible Club 2, 3. 7-o V Cf? ,yr b 4' L '- .:.. . 2,1- 'LQ . Q.-,ln L aw 4, T3 5 sa. 'U mem' 'U 'kv is J lu 'W' C 1' 'U' LASSITER, LONNIE IIONRE Runaway Band 1.2, 3,4g Projectionist Club 1.2. 3,45 Clicerlcadur l,2. LEVERETTE, IEAN EVELYN Peanut LEWIS, CHARLES Conservation Club 3, LIND, REGINA MARIE Genet Home Economics Club 2, 3,4g Art Club 31 Honor Roll 1, 35 Red Cross Club 1, LINK, BERIHEA ANN BCH Home Economics Club 23 Section Officer 3, -QP .A Seniors of I95Z LITTLE, LOUISE Little Bit Square Dance Club 4, LOGAN, DORIS JEAN Art Club Pres, 1, Sec, 23 Commercial Club 4, LONG, JOYCE PENELOPE Section Officer Ig Glee Club lg Y-Teen Club ig Math Club 23 International Club 4, LOVELL, LAUREL LOUISE Teny A Band 1.2, 3,4g Pres, Food Club 2g Y-Teen Club 1, LOWE, BOBBY Section Sec, Section Vice Pres. Section Treas, Projection Club 2, 3, Q 'Lv T' T' fi! s. I 1 vts lx i fx... ,xy JI, IQ? fefwf 37,157-1 LUCKIE, ALBERT CLAYTON Sonny Conservation Club, Woodworking Club, MASON, JAMES ARTHUR Macnee Key Club Pres, 41 Student Council 2, Q 'vs MCCALLISTER, MARY LOU Iel1ybeans Student Council Sec, ig Cheerleader 2,3,4g Section Pres, 2,3g Y-Teen Club ig Delegate 33 A, S, C, 14 Pres, Photography Club 2. MCCARRON, JOAN CARROLYN A Band 2,3,4g Dramatic Club I,2,3,4g Section Vice Pres, 4g Library Ass't, 1, MCCARTHY, TESSIE LEE Tess Home Economics Club 3,45 Moniter 3, P- Seniors of 1952 MCCARY, FAYE Coon Pres, Library Club 3, Vice Pres, Library Club 2, MCDONALD, BETTYE MARIE Library Club 2g Bookkeeping 35 Home Economics Club 4, McKEE, MARTHA ANN County Oratorica1Contest 1,23 Section Secretary 2, 45C-lee Club i. 2g Senior Class Play 4: Y-Teen 79- Club I,3g Delegate 3g Square Dance Club, l-li-Lites 2, MCKINLEY, CLAYTON E,, JR, Mac Hi-Y Club 1,21 Conservation Club 3, MCLENDON, MYRNA Sec, -Treas, Commercial Club 3g Glee Club 4g Bank Teller 4g Clinic Ass't 2, -Q, M ,qw 'ww- - X 5 . uv' ., 'Nas 'Q A..-P YI? -L, . :5:,.. Q fbi 'B' - sf F ,.-if ,,j 2.1, 1 .',gfgg,,fQ-. 3 tvhg-,-',1v Di MEARS, THEODORA Teddy F, T, A, r,2,4, Honor Roll I,2,3, MICHAEL, SHIRLEY LOU Peanut Dramatic Club 4, MIMS, JULIUS LOYD Curley Camera Club Ig Library Club 2, Sec. 2: Library Ass't. 1,25 Conservation Club 3,4, MITCHELL, JOYCE Section Sec. 1, Y-Teen Club I, Honor Roll I,2, 3,4, F, T, A, Club 2, Library Ass't, 4, Interna- tional Club Vice Pres, 3, Vigorama 4, MIXON, WILLIAM Bill A Band I,2,3,4gSIUCl6I'lIDiIeCt01'2,3,4, Projection Club 1,Key Club 2,3,IournaIism Clubz, -Q cc 3- A ' ' Seniors of I95Z MOBERG, WILLIAM LYNWOOD 'Country Varsity Football 3,4, Varsity Baseball 1.2, 3,4, Band I. 2. 3. MONTGOMERY, BETTY ANN if is! x Dramatic Club 1.2: Music Club 3, Square Dance Club 4, A Glee Club l.2.3.4. MONTGOMERY, JAMES LEON Student Council Pres, 3, Dramatic Club Pres. 3, Treas. 2: Varsity Football 2, 3, Monogram Club 2, Dramatic Club 2, 3,4. MOORE, JAMES CARROLL Professor A Band 1.2, 3.4, Glee Club 2, 3,4, Section Officer 3, MORETON, ALFRED Brutus Future Engineers Club 4g Section Pres, 4, Student Council Pres, I. cr is El fi 1.5, 'ul 4,- Tx -7 If If fig X .-'X A -- I IXIORGAN, ANN l'II1liCy A Glee Club l,2, 35 Y-Teen Club I, 25 Mathematics Club Sec. -'l'reas. 3. MORGAN, BETTY LOU Square Dance Club 45 Y-Teen Club I5 Glee Club I. '25 T, rtiotmts, SHIRLEY Ptnkey t' Y-Teen Club 1,25 Dramatic Club 3,45 Section See. 4. I -H - MOSLEY, ARNOLD Moses ,K 4--1 Ir. Academy of Science 2, 3, 45 MathematicsClub Treas. I5 Honor Roll I, 2, 35 Vigorama 4 MULLINS, IOSEPH WILLIAM I. W. QM' CJ I ' . Seniors of 1952 MURPHY, ANNETTE Y-Teer1Club1, 25 Folk DaneingClub 35 Square Dance Club 45 Glce Club 45 Girls' Basketball 2. MYLES, RUSSELL Hi-Y Club 1,25 V. Pres. Hi-Y Club I5 Pres. Hi-Y Club 2. NEWBERRY, DOROTHY BARBARA DOI Dramatic Club Ig Photography Club 2. NICHOLS, HARRY Ir. Academy of Science 1,2, 3,45 Section V. Pres. I. NICHOLS, WANNA LEE Honey Y-Teen Club 15 Foods Club 25 F. N. Club 3,4. a,- -vtr V' 'i f T o-fq' 3 -sn vii i 9:9 C N-27, is ii .I ,ff N , tx .ia ,Q ' 5 Wing r lr 'rr NORSWORTHY, SARA FRANCES CornrnercialClub 3, 4, Pres. 3, Student Council 2, 3, Horne Economics Club lg lntcrnational Club 25 Honor Roll I, 2, 3,4g Vigorama 4. OUSLEY, BETTY JOYCE l-louslcyu A Glee Club 1, 2, 3,43 Y-Teen Club r,z, 3. OWEN, LEON Liason Glee Club lg Hi-Y Club l,2, 3, Conservation Club 4, PADGETT, HAROLD VAN Bo Profection Club 25 Loofers Sunshine Club 3. PALMER, DAVID Buddy Seniors of 1952 ' X PA LMER, MARY ALICE PARDEN, EUNICE CLYDE Music Club 3g Section Sec. 3. PARKER, DONALD NEVERN Conservation Club 3, Woodworking Club 4. PARNELL, SADIE Home Economics Club lg International Club 2. PATE, MONTIEL Monty A Band 2,3,4g Bible Club 35 Honor Roll 3. 17,7 Cheerleader lg Y-Teen Club Ig Hi-Lites Staff 4g Dramatic Club 3,43 Section Officer 1. ,f,.. 2 5? nv N , Tl. Q' QUT l l A A l , Sf' A-'i 1 Iv-WS fv- 1 1, , ', J, if , 2.5 . Y, i 1 . , . S , 3 .- -L... . ,1-.,,b W , PERKINS, DOROTHY LOUISE Dot if H 3 4, Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4, Girls Basketball 2, Y-Teen Club IQ Fold Dance Club 2, 3,4. ' 'nf PERKINS, MARY ALYNE B ' 5 Y-Teens Club 1, Sports Club 3, Home Econortics Club 2, Square Dance Club 4, 70m PETTIS, OLLIE Warhouse 8, Putt -Putt A Glee Club 2, 3,43 Section Officer 2, 3, Student Council 3,4, Pres, 4, Toastmasters . , Club, Treas, 21 Varsity Football, Monogram Club 2, 3.4. 13 T PHILEN, DONALD LAVEURN 'Don Juan w X 1' Hi-Y Club 1.2: Square Dance Club 4: Section Treas 2. PHILLIPS, DOROTHEA MARIE Dot Cheerleader I.2,3,4g Majorette 2, 3, Tennis Club Pres. 2, Y-Teen Club 3, Seniors of 1952 PHILLIPS, MARGIE Georgie Y-Teen Club Ig Basketball 2, Tennis Club 2, Section Pres, 33 Commercial Club 33 Square Dance Club 4, PIERCE, VESTA Dramatic Club Sec, 1,2, 3, Section Sec, I,2: F, T, A, Club 1.2: Honor R0l11,2, PIERCY, CAROLYN RUTH Y-Teen Club Ig F, N, A, Club 3,4, PLANT, BARBARA ANN Beepy Ann lntemational Club r,2, F, T, A, Club 2, 3, Delegate 3g Library Club Pres. 4: Vigorama 4, Vigo: Award Winner 3, Honor Roll I,2, 3.4. POOLE, SYLVIA ELIZABETH B Glee Club 4, Commerical Club 3, Dramatic Club x. - .IN 705 00 4-7 I l 40- ,Q- 42 'J S C-'T' bf., ff' 'Q-' 'Z' ff' 1 cn- Q, 419' 1:3 Q WN : ' ' ' 0 X44 PORTER, SAMUEL DURANT 'Sam' Football 1,2,3, Monogram Club I,2,3g 'A Glee Club I,2,3,4. POWELL, ARTHUR TILTON, IR, Younger Varsity Football 1,2, 3,4, Key Club Treas, 4, Hi-Y Club I,2: Monogram Club 2, 3,4, Section Officer 4. POWELL, CLAUDINE ESTELL Bible Club I,2,3,4. PRINE, ELLEN CHRISTINE Christe Y-Teen Club 1, 2, International Club 3,4, 'Miss Eight Mile' 2. PUGH, JOAN RUTH Basketball li Y-Teen Club l,2: Baseball 1, Section Treas, 1. J . Seniors of 1952 RAY, BARBARA ANN Babs Square Dance Club 3,4. PCAYBON, MARGIE Marg B Glee Club Ig FNA, 4, Y-Teen Club 1,21 Library Club Sec, 33 Hcmor Roll 2. REED, STELLA ASTRID ,ea f' fax -f Home Eccnomics Club 1, Dramatic Club 2, Music Club 3, Section V, Pres, 4, Square Dance Club 4, A Glee Club 1.2. 3.4. REED, OPAL KATHLEEN Kitty Dramatic Club l,2: Music Club Treas. 31 Member of Little Women' Cast 2, Business Manager 4. ROBBINS, JOE FREEMAN Key Club 3,4, Section V, Pres. IQPIOj6CU.0I1iSI Club 3,4, Hi-Y Club 1,2. Vigorama IV' , 03-., fr N-df ,Ji K rg. 5, i 1 C1 -is 1 vb 1'-7' xl '- Q' , - , . . -:.' fs-GL ' Q Y' , 1 Q ,,, VX -I Q si- Y ani ' ' v 'Y' Y, r 4 . 1 , , ' x ' -9- wh Q .1 ' ' .I i , fn I ' .c,. ,fig R ' ll H , - .- K X M2 Q, QOHITQSUN, JR., 'wIl,l.lHrTxlS 'lillUXlAS Tomnry X lri liascbrill I,1, 3. 41 Club 1,3, g,4, 'Ns 3 Q- RLWHISON, lil' ' Y X c lui A oleu Club 1,g, 5,45 Basketball at Baseball i,:, 5,4, Basketball Caiiiaiu 3, gg All-Couuiy lilslwlball 3: Siudeut Council X'-Pres. 3,43 Class Pres. 3,4gVlglO1' Award 3: lluuor Roll 1, 3,4. lllll KNO llrllillfblillf CAI HERINE lilo i ,2, 3,.31H1-Lite Stuff 4, Secriou Officer 3. I.-XTXIES GUY ullllllllltn ,Lg yClL1l1 gg lfuiure EugiueersClub 3, 4, lrlonorllull I, 2, 3, 43 lx1ostCourtcous lli 'I C lub I he Boy in Junior Class 5 RLTSSELL, HARISARA NELL l3abs Si-criou Sec. lg llraiuaiic Club 1,23 lf.N,A, 4, Hi-Lires Social Editor 3, Glee Club 3,43 r , SeuiorCIlassP1ay..ir Seniors of I952 RUTLEDGE, ROBERT COLMAN, IR. Bobby Fixture Engineers Club 4g Honor R011 I, 2, 3, 4, Ryals, Iesse Walton Glee Club 4g Library Club I, 2, 3,4g Secretary I. SAUNDER5, MARY AUDREY Y-Teen Club 35 Foods Club 4, SAUCIER, ROGER lli-Y I, 2, Conservation Club 3,4. SAVELL, ROBERT Bobby Engineers Club 3, Radio Club 4. Y' 493K Q' 'P 'li Qs , 1 :ao , f'Ps Al' 'KJ 'nav 'C-.,7 53 A EN... SAWYER, BILLY Sweet William A Band 2, 3,43 Band Club 4, Homeroorn Sec, SAWYER, ELAINE Glee Club 1.2, 3,4g Art Club 4, SCHRIMPSHIRE, CLAUDE HARLON Iazzmo Basketball 2, 3,45 Monogram Club 2, 3,4, SELLARS, JAMES MASON Projection Club 1, 2, 35 Conservation Club 4, SELLARS, JOYCE MARIE Library Club 3,4. 3. of 1952 SHENK, PEGGIE MARIE Pegs Library Club 2, 3,4g Spanish Club 3, SHIRAH, OTHEL M, Lib Conservation Club 3, 4. SHORT, EVERETTE Shorty Seniors IN ft 'Em Down Store 3,41 Vigorama Art Editor 4, Senior Class Play 4, SIMMONS, DELORES JEAN Y-Teens Club 1, Home Economics Club 2, 44 Tennis Club 3, SIMS, PEGGY Y-Teens Club 1,2, 3, Pres, 35 Square Dance Club 4. fl' 'ft S ff-v Dramatic Club 1.2, 3,4, Pres, 4, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay I p.. Q.. . L ' 15 WN. Xb! I N 'serie'- 'fi Cast gg Manager of jot, -rx f v 'OD 33- 'N -rr: - 2 wa., ft ' X . 'ZR' R. X un' 725. iv, -as X A , SLAY, FLOYD LESLIE X Student Council I5 Hi-Lite Staff 35 Projectionist Club l,2g A Glee Club I, 2, 3,45 Con- servation Club 35 Academy of Science 4. SMITH, CLARENCE ALLEN Preacher far' A-, Key Club 3,45 Treas. Student Council 25 Homeroom Pres. 1. Q SMITH, HARVEY LAFAYETTE, IR. Bubba inf' U 4 SMITH, INJARY NELL 'Ti Q SMYLY, HAROLD MACK Mack Key Club 2, 35 Treas. Math. Club 25 Ir. Academy of Science 25 Future Engineers Club 3, 45 V. Pres. 3,45 Most Courteous Boy 25 Section Officer I,2, 3,4. Dramatic Club I5 International Club 25 Home Economic Club 35 Square Dance Club 4. xi Jr. Academy of Science Pres. 35 Homeroom Sec. 4. i ' X' Seniors of 19522 SQUIRES, MARY JEAN Y-Teen Club I, 25 Square Dance Club 3,45 Homeroom Officer 3, STARK, WILLIAM CARL Starkey Football 3,45 Sunshine Club 35 Homeroom V. Pres. 3: Monogram Club 4. STEA DHAM, DEVAUGHN Barney Football I, 2, 35 Baseball 3,45 Monogram Club I, 2, 3,4. STONE, WILLIAM HENRY Stoney Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Radio Club 4. STRICKLAND, MORGAN Smokey Dramatic Club I, 2,43 Pres. I5 Math Club 35 Homeroom Treas. 45 Honor Roll 2. ,v s '05 rd C' 45,9 7- 93? lu-r J ,Nx ...vi :sw 'SO' '51 . if Pl if-f .lx WS17' I STRINGER, PATRICIA ANNE Pat Y-Teen Club 25 Glee Club 21 Dramatic Club 3,4g Cast of Our Hearts Were Young and Gay - Senior Class Play 4. SUMRALL, GARDNER Gardenia Projectionist Club 1,2, 3. 4. TAYLOR, BARBARA JANE Bobbie Pres, of Foods Club 4g Y-Teen Club rg Dramatic Club 3,4, TAYLOR, BETTY Y-Teen Clu.b 1. 2: Square Dance Club 3,4, TAYLOR, FRED Freddie Square Dance Club 3,4. Seniors of 1952 TAYLOR, JEWEL VIRGINIA mane Home Economics Club 1,23 Dramatic Club 35 Square Dance Club 4, THOMAS, HOWARD Bud Science Club 1,z, 3,45 Library Club 4. THOMPSON, FRANCES MARIE A Band r,2, 3,4g Basketball 24 Secnion Officer 2, 34 Civics Club 2, 3.4, THOMPSON, HAROLD FRANKLIN Y, Square Dance Club 4. THRASH, BETTY ANN Graperte A Glee Club 1,2.3.4g Y-Teen Club 1.2: Dramatic Club 3.4: Horner-oom Treas. 1. F lhxxa Y r-I Pi Y 3-si 15 5 1 Q Q Y I9 'wx 1'??lls G4 1? 'LQ v - I an fd -0 Y Tenn Club 1 2 Ttnnrs Club 3 Square Dance Club 4, Math Club r Y Men Club 2 3 Glu. Club 3 4 Conservation Club 4, Home Econornrc Club r Brble Club 2 3 4 Glee Club 1, Semor Class Vrce Pres 4 Football r 2 3 4 Baseball r 2 3 4 Basketball rg Monogram Club Q-rs, 'US All .NN . 'V TN bi Qs-E+..-f i I Q. . .ng - mm f'V'N C W 'C 0' 'T A , .f E ....f L 'W-2' D 5. f. jf, , whfif HA WILKINS, E'l'IIEL INEZL Nez International Club 1,23 Glec Club ig Commercial Club 3,4g llonor Roll I,2, WILLIAMS, BARBARA JEAN 5n1ittic ' Library Club 2, Square Dance Club 4g Ass'I. Manager of lot 'Em Down Store 4, ' WILLIAMS, IOIIN CUNNINGIIAM .n-:Q WILLIAMS, 'IIIOMAS KENNETII Kenny X Ir, Academy of Science 2, 35 Conservation Club 4, llonor Rol12, 3. 1 WILLIAMS, RONALD .,, ' Student Council I, Music Club Pres, 3, Q- Seniors of 1952 cam ,A - WINDLE, DEAN Yi International Club I,2, 3,4g Monitor 2, wniis, FRANK Happy Basketball 2, Tennis Club 23 F, T, A, Club 33 Band 4, ' Y f YARBOROUGH, DONALD RAY Donnie f Conservation Club 3,43 Glee Club l,2. 3,4. , YOUNG, BARBARA LOULEEN Home Economics Club 3, 4 4 SPEARS, JOE 5 5 fs. fi 'Vx Y'::5y 2 I w ! ISN 0.0 'v 1. it -3 0. xx 1 I I X,1 I FQ, IN MEMORIAM is- 3 M -v '5 WILLIAM DENNIS HOWE LL I9 2 EE 40 fb od' 'Li f SHIRLEY WILLIA MS RUSSELL MY LES GERALD DREADEN fd! M 'if SENIOR ODDS AND ENDS 'W' ,if- JOHN WILLIA MS 5 . Q...- o f DORIS FORD THOMAS SMYLEY BETTY GUY 1 .2 L Weis -1'4 E-3' SHIRLEY GEORGE who was chosen D A R Cntr zenshrp girl engages in many activities Her winning smile her ready laugh add zest and enloyment to the prolects with which slne is associated OUTSTANDING MARTHA MCKEE Vrgor has produced many winners in oratorical contests namely, Mable Kirk sey, Claudia KeIlum,Doris lnabnit, Cath rynGilbert, Max Hocutt, Johnnie Marie Swindull, and Martha McKee. For two straight years Martha has represented Vig or and Mobile County in the District Oratorical contest sponsored by the Bir mingham Post Herald. 42 T' ,. ,, . . ,-9595 -iii . ' .f,.,,5i. 5Fs'1L',l'f-2.1 1 '?.:, .z:?4. 1wL' l ':,,.i1 F.A5Z. fa Fi' , fm . ,. V A Nt. ,, -,,.x I . . O 0 0 D . . . . . . . . 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XA: En, -'rf , 1' CLASS PROPHECV If there be souls who doubt that story Rrp Van Wrnkle then let them be assured ofrts potential truth because of a modern repetition ofa marn pornt of that story In the year of 1972 there appeared rn the metropolis of Prrchard Alabama a strange person whom none could recognize but who clarmed to have left this land wrth the armed forces about r952 and to have become separated from hrs comrades rn the rnterror of Chrna and that after eatrng some strange frurt whrch he thought mrght belong to the lotus famrly he feel into a deep sleep rn a neglected shrrne rn the plateau fastnesses there Only recently one spring morning he roused hrmself and all was as rf he had merely slept through a long nrght And now after many startling vrcrssrtudes he had made hrs way to this city clarmrng to be Carl Stark recent graduate of the Vrgor High School of this crty Truth to tell there was such a studentgraduate of the class ofthat year but allhad mourned hrm as lost rn action Wrth resurgrngmemory he began to search for frrends and acquarntances He learned that a former friend Mooney Cunningham rs now the edrtor of one of the natrons foremost newspapers The Prrchard News Herald and that with hrm on the staff are some of the frrst graduating class of old Vrgor To remrnrsce wrth him he located J T Bryant Sandra Grubbs Freddre Crawford Mary Nell Smith Donald Parker Hayward Hall Dewey Cook Bobby Lowe Mooney pornted with prrde to an artrcle rn todays issue of hrs paper whrch told of Harold Lambert now serving as a hrgh ranking Naval offrcer and wrth hrm at the present station are hrs wife the former Terry Cockrell and therr family Mooney recalled thatseveral of the old crowd made a careerof the Mrlrtary Servrce and among them are Sam Porter Joe Averett John Hunt Bob Barnett Don Phrlen Alfred Moreton Clayton McKinley and Ronald Wrllrams to encounter some of hrs old classmates There promoting therr offspring toward graduation he found Qas Carl remem bered themj Barbara Russell Jewel Taylor Janelle Smith Barbara Wrllrams Audette Weatherford Carolyn Prercy The guest speaker at the meetrng was the outstandrng state Superrntendent of Educatron Russell Myles who was presented by Vrgors elderly rndustrrous principal Joyce Mrtchell After the meeting Carl rn a rush to cross Vrgor s new parkrng lot was hrt by a reckless drrver Emory Amette Vrgor s assistant prrncrpal Ella Dean Bates qurckly summoned a local ambulance drrver Hoker Scarborough The screamrng srrens cleared the way to Prrchard s new munrcrpal hosprtal where a shortage of nurses requrred that Super rntendent of Nurses Bobbrc Jean Chafrn attend hrm Carl s army medrcal record was hunted up by the hosprral s prof frcrent and energetic medrcal stenographer Astrrd Reed Durrng hrs short convalesence Carl exercrsed darly by walkrng thru the corrrdors of the almost completed wrng of the hosprtal whrch was to house the cafeterra Leaning agarnst a wall was the world renowned engineer Jrmmre Ruff supervrsrng one of hrs numberous projects The Come and get rt alarm for all convalescents was sounded by dretrcran Mary Dell Freeman Famed pastry chef Douglas Jacobs mvrted hrm to vrsrt the local theatre where hrs old classmates Par Strrnger Cathryn Grlbert Shirley George Florence Romano Everette Short and Don Bethea were appearing Music was supplied by the band of James Burch featuring the trumpet of Brlly Mrxon and Carroll Moore at the prano There Carl met Ollre Pettrs Tommy Cheney and Brlly Ward They ended the evening wrth plans to meet on the followrng day at Vrgor Stadium to watch the Crrmson Trde coached by Ira Dearrng compete with the favored Auburn Trgers of Jrmmy Barnes 43 I I U I I I I I n Carl called a taxi which- was driven by Arthur Powell, as he decided to attend the P, T, A, meeting at Vigor, hoping OFFICERS D Wbnte Slim!! v FIRBT ROW Evelyn Adams Jrmmy Adams Wtllram Adc ox Truman Albrrtton La Rae Anderson Charlene Andress Charles Anthony Benny Badger Jean Baggett Donald Barley SECOND ROW Marlrn Banks Patty Barnes James Bam ette Annre Ruth Bennett Robert Bennett Joan Berry Ella Ruth Bray Voncxlle Brewer Waverly Brewer Dorothy Brown THIRD ROW Mary Helen Brunfreld Oulda Bumpers Sara Nell Burnham Allre Busby Carolyn Byrd Edna Byrd Joyce Byrd Ray Box Patsy Capps Robert Caraway FOURTH ROW Barbara Carden Mancy Carpenter Rrta Carol Melvm Cartee James Charlton Mane Cherry Jerry Chrdgey Barbara Cole Judy Cook Jeanette Cothran FIFTH ROW Jerrre Crabtree Brll Crawford Mary Jane Creekmore Dorothy Cromwell Jeanette Crook Frank Culpepper Jerry Culpepper Betty Coumpton Barbara Davenport Gladys Davres SIXT H ROW Bobby Davts Gwen Davrs Lourse Davrs Tommy Demmg Mack DeW1rt Ann Drxon Betty Lou Drxon June Drxon Loretta D Davrs Wrlla Dean ockum ,- J fl .Z QVL 3 QT 8 44 ,lk 4711, 10 Q ii L. -1 S7 4 41 T 3- 36' 'x .AQ Q if .qv 65- .-f I 'in J 1V , nn fx 3 f, M hu .Q 5, ' va T ,,,. 1 I Q 1 ' n 4 n V - v U 1 X y -' 1 1 V 2 1 V - il 5 I I l Y I I I u : n . 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In u I bara Nlclvorton Ann McQueen, Ray Meitzler, Lorraine Merriman, 2nd, ROW: Imogene Miller, Rose Mary Miller Nell Nlims loan Moak, Delores Moody, Barbara Moore, Frank Moore, Melba Morgan, Carolyn Morrison D C Nloselew 3rd ROW Billy Ray Mothershed Claude Moulds, Richard Mueller, Frank Mullins, Betty M ers, Charles Neal, Betty Neese Jun Ixelson Martha Norris Douglas Odom 4th, ROWgllaree Owen, H, B, Owen, Larry Parks, Velma Par er, Louise Patten, Barbara Patterson W T Pierce Freemon Pil rim SamuelPitts Rae lean Pruitt, th, ROW: Johnn Pu h Bett Rambo jewel Ra bon lov Richards ICYOH Rivers Pauline Robbins jeannt Rhodes Eva Raye Sandley, Dorothy Saunders, Don Sawyer, 6th, ROW: Billy Scanlan, Leo Scarbrou h Jerr Schmitz Maxine Schmitz Ann Scoper Buddy Simmons, Rex Simms, Robert Sims, Beatrice Smith, David Smith, 7th, ROW: Farrel Smith Norma Dean Smith Ruth Smith Victor Smith, lean Smyly, Billy Snider, Beverley Sollie, Glenda Sanford, Bobby Stanford, Toby Steadham Sth ROW Eloise Stewart Martha Stewart, Yvonne Stevens, Anti Stockton, Willie Store , Wilson Strickhausen, Neldah Strin er Barbar il 5 Y 8 Y Y Y S ist ROW Rochelle McCool, Johnny McDonald, Ann McLlwain, Lester Mclntyre, Doris McKee, Paul McNeal Bat y t . 1 1 1 , E l c Ann Strong Johnie Marie Swindull Hoyt Shaw, 9th, ROW: Joyce Thing, Laura Thomas, Melonee Thomas, Aimee Thompson Donal Thompson Eleanor Thomley Owida Till Sara Tindal, Jimmy Toland, Edward Tomlin. 10th, ROW: Jeanette Trimm, Barbara Uptograph Velma Vaughn Betty Jean Vice Travis Walker, Aubrey Warnick, George Watford, Shirley Watford, Keith Weekley, Billy Welch Syl -o J an dn- fatrl, ,a 'gain at M sv 0 . L 1 A' 'U .I hr li 8 4 8 ll 1 ix Q R D 4 K are v A, L A 1 . , , .K I x f . I A55 :K Y j fy 5. 'a t A X A F -- f- A , 9 '31 '14 - v. S. 22.6 4 N C . f 1 Q5- L, r Y 'ff Q If vu., .A 6. , I' 'lt 'IH' U Q' v kj, L , 1 .V A ji A' ' L, g- .-. 'va 4, - ' ' t .an.,. ,ff 1+ fglax . Q 1'. iff 4 I if ' A L 415.4 ' f sf, f ll . fhqfs .3 ,Q , 'I A . ' .Q I ' A T JI i H x 1. , ' 1 'Q , FIRST ROW: Estclla Westbrook, Don Whitt-, Joe Wiggins, Marilyn Williort, Don Williams, Donna Williams, Dorothy Anne Williams, Elaine Williams, Evclynwilliams, Joe William-I. SECOND ROW: Larry Williams, Sharlenc Williams, Shirleywilliams, Diane Wilson, Gayle Wilson, Jinirny Wilson, Sylvia Joyce Wilson, Willis Winfield, Barbara Wcod, FrankWood. THIRD ROW:Bonnie Day Worthy, Verdella Wyrosdic, Bennie Yates, Enos Yeager, Velma Ruth Yeager, Margaret Young. t l SECTION 46. MISS SARAH WILLIAMS FIRST ROW: Lois Smith, Lillie Bright, Leanora Morgan, Ola Holcomb, Beatrice Plyman, Ververleen Franks. SECOND ROW: Adair Wyndhan, Doug- lasJernegan, Leo Strachan, Robert Wilkinson, Lacx Fisher, Harold Dickey. THIRD ROW: Tommy Manning, John Williams, Ray Heverte, Alan I-latten, Billy Boykin, Lowell Sullivan. FOURTH ROW: Linwood Lewis, William Bice, AlbertFairclath, Jerry Todd, Miss Sarah Williams, Franklin Womack, Don- ald McAdams, Donald West. SECTION 49. MISS LOUISE PAULK FIRST ROW:Betty Garner, Velma Trussell Ueepj, Jo Ann Campbell, Norma Russell, Elizabeth Smith. SECOND ROW: Melvin McDonald, Faye Carmi- chail, Ann Williams, Thelma Rayson, Ruth Armstrong, Betty Cranfordk, George Mears. THIRD ROW: Marlin Lee, Kinth Bumpers, James Minchew, Ioe Enzar, Buddy McAdams, Eugene Bush, Gordon Robbins. FOURTH ROW: Raymond Drinkard, Jimmy Mables, Homer Lolly, Bobby Jones, Bobby Bass, George Bonfield, Jackie Bozeman, John McBrier. FIFTH ROW: Carroll Ei- land, James Palmer. 47 OFFICERS Johnny McBride Donald McAdams President Vice Pres. Buddy McAdams Eli zabefh Taylor Secretary Treasurer y -,-.1p1- if l6Wi? I , , V D W H u' '-,L4 -,A ' ' -331-Y 4- A -un 4 Oxi . . : I Nah X fylnqe ' ' ' ' s' ' i .,.. , 45. l.1j3','L , A ,QV ,rn wt, R Q rx sg. RESHM C P 'IYELR .TCH SECTION 40. MRS, HICKEY FIRST ROW:Eber1and Beck, betty Pugh, Joyce Walher, Evelyn Hays, Lois Dortch, Jane Zeno, Bernice Phillips, SECOND ROW: Juanita Till, Virginia Reed, Robin Noramore, Joe Schofield, Gene Thomley, Thelma Jones, Barbara Dreading, Cynthia Hatt, THIRD ROW: Norris Deartnan, Benny I-lughs, Donald Hodges, Allan Patterson, Marlin Redding, FOURTH ROW: Jerome Herring, Leonard Lose, Robert, George Duff, Clyde Orso, Joe George, Robert Davidson, Jr, SECTION 43. MISS NELL SMITH FIRST ROW: Shirley Hunter, Pansy Ward, Gloria Schottgen, Betty Dee Mills, Delores Donovan, Dorothy Watson, Jeanette Chancellor, SECOND ROW: Mary Evelyn Dreading, Evelyn Dreading, Ilaine Green, Jennifer Smith, Mary Ann Morphis, Veree Jennings, Grace Marcicci, Virginia Cumbie, THIRD ROW: Ronnie Morgan, Robert Pearsons, Charles Whattley, Lanelle Polk, Dathy Morton, Mattie Keller, O, L, Ellis, George Roger, Bobbie Sherriell, FOURTH ROW: Levoy Timms, Joseph Waite, Robert Rone, Ray Estes, Miss Nell Smith, Ralph Ivey, James Williams, Bobby Adcott, Jackie Darnell, OFFICERS D PRESIDENT TREASURER O 1 no d Hamilton Claudette Campbell SECRETARY Def Mcoqnaels WCE PRESIDENT Knot Pictured J Terry MQYHGH SECTION 20. MRS. JOHNSTON FIRST ROW: Jean Carver, Sylvia Wilson, Patsy Williams, Jackie Stewart, Coralie Smith, Delores Joiner. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Easterling, Bettie Morris, June Humble, Lola Walker, Virginia Bailey, Shelby Jean Stacey, Janice Ross. THIRD ROW: Billy Persons, Eldridge Lewis, Loraine Pate, Ada Joyce Smith, Dai: Burrage, Mary Glynn Landrum, Carydon Friedrick, Thomas Norman, FOURTH ROW: Johnny Holcomb, Billy Mears, Paul Ed- mond, Frank Burlesone, Cecil Taylor, Edward Haggard, Charlie Edwards, Eugene Scott, I R 'K 'ffziy-2lit,a SECTION 22. MRS, HARRISON FIRST ROW: Geraldine Roberts, Ruth Harper, Alicia Williams, Ann Squires, Emma Merles, Adina Dock- um, Joann Gantt, SECOND ROW: Sihyl Todd, Shir- ley Mears, Pat Mothershed, Joyce Stanley, Jewell Dunkin, Dot McDaniel, Bet.y Joyce Bridges, THIRD ROW: James Fortner, Jerry Sheffield, Frankie Deal, Vera Reeves, Joella Hildreth, Muriel Sanders, Rich- ard Nelson, FOURTH ROW: Donald Reich, Dennis Norton, Jack Mullins, Donald Herrin, Hershell But- ters, Henry Newell, Kenneth Kiper, .fy SECTION 44, MR, WALDRIP FIRST ROW: Shirley Burkett, Ealine Browder, Rose Marie Williams, Carolyn llunt, Ann Mosely, Anne McMillian, SECOND ROW: Carolyn Green, Beverly Foster, Mary Walker, Anne Adams, Vivian Dunn, Ann Nelson, THIRD ROW: Gray- son Jones, James Downey, Roger Sharp, Vincent Reys, Virgil Manderson, Charles Stone, FOURTH ROW: Fredy Porter, Don- ald Byrd, George Newhill, Lamar Swindull, Eldon Price, Duke Kennedy, lwt' X...- fiuannun-Mm ,,,,4,p-utlidf nt' -'es'-'f SECTION io. MISS LORD .., FIRST ROW: Winnie Ruth Pipkin, HelenJean Clifton, Marilyn Spears, Catharine Wilkinson, Margie Crook, AgnesBax1ey, SECOND ROW: Jerilyn Walters, Betty McCurley, Evelyn Be- thea, Barbara Cumbie, Gloria McDaniel, Betty Street, THIRD ROW: Edward Matthews, Bill Allen, Sibil Davis, Joann Camp- bell, R, E, Cole, Billy Caylor, Terry Mayfield, FOURTH ROW: Aubrey Johnson, Leslie Adams, Kenneth Freeman, Emory Cole, I-I ,i 1 il' sEcTioN 26. Miss wiLLiAMs FIRST ROW: Geneva Palmer, Betty Colvin, Shirley Linder, Sibil Keith, Shirley Martin, Anita McDow- ell, SECOND ROW: Pat McMullen, Carolyn Stewart, Joann Reynolds, EmmalineBielarski, Barbara Davis, Peggy Wilson, Arlene Burkett, THIRD ROW: J, C, Soloman, Lavelle Jackson, Janice Covan, Mary Charles, Rosemary Stanley, Danny Dunn, Harold Thomaston, FOURTH ROW: Maurice Loper, Alan Tinnell, George Ludke, Vernon Lane, J, T, Davis, Herman Byrd, Horace Pullen. f . SECTION 25. MR. FAULK FIRST ROW: Lynn Wilson, Barbara Pligrim, Mary Ann Finch, Shirley Ann Cook, Dorthy McKinney, Cornelia Nichols, Louise Otis. SECOND ROW: Joe Thompson, Jean Wilson, Carol A. Evans, Delores Jean Henderson, Betty Chancellor, Mary McGraw, Louise West, Sonny Miller. THIRD ROW: Mr. Faulk, Walter Havens, James Jackson, Douglas Morris, Billy Pierce, Gene Watson, Bobby Ivery. FOURTH ROW: Edward J. Reece, Jerry Eagan, Edward Stanley, Donald Hamilton, JohnSmith. nf' 1 I, if - ..-J' L- 1 1 ,fl U It kid. ,ga , 4 SECTION 24. MISS HAYLES FIRST ROW: Jo Anne Bass, Virginia Williams, Joyce Yeager, Margie Land, Joyce Willey, SEC- OND ROW: Miss Haylcs, Patricia Ha milton, Joyce Ransier, Joy Blow, Cornelia Hayes, Betty Joyce Campbell, Mildred Copeland. THIRD ROW: Thommie Chappelle, Danny Hackett, Dalton Scarborough, Jerry Walding, Billy Dunnam, Ro- land Williams, John Greene. FOURTH ROW: Bill Dowdlc, Seaborn Knapp, Jerry McCary, Warren Everette, Carol Stapleton, Charles Mason, Har- old Andrews. SECTION I5. MRS. GODWIN FIRST ROW: Peggy Shepherd, Betty Childres, Sue Standlord, Anita Matta, Kathrine Mosely, Pauline Cobb. SECOND ROW: Raybon Beasley, Hazel Ann Cook, Dartha McCool, Mary Foster, Mary Frances Hand, Joyce Williams, Donald Morrison. THIRD ROW: Henry Soderquist, Ross Walley, Robert Dukes, Billy Hawkins, Kenneth Pope, Billy Barfoot, Nelson Carlisle. FOURTH ROW: Macon Sullivan, Robert Hearn, Eugene Robinson, Jerry Ashworth, Jimmy Bazzel, Billy Lassiter, Billy Griffen. ID SECTION I6. MISS KIMBROUGH FIRST ROW: Betty Cave, Margie Dennis, Sheila Finney, Vera Weathers, Shirley Cornelius, Jane Smith. SECOND ROW: Ronald Knodel, Gladys Higgins, Joyce Richardson, Mary Louise Wigley, Claudette Cambell, Billy Luther. THIRD ROW: Hawood Johnson, Billy Owen, Lowell Smith- erman, Charles Lewis, Bobby Mosely, Floyd Tharp. FOURTH ROW: Truett Davison, Harry Anderson, Murel Mcwhitten, Royce Roy, Ennis Lindsay. Ioe McFall. rl vs, Siifj I ION 14, MISS RICHARDS 5 1 ' jf K X FIRST ROW: Annette Wood, Peggy Dernming, ilribhic x- 3, 1 V515 Jean '1 aylor, Mnrlene Jones, Oindqi Slit-rinan, Carlos if 1 4' ' ' Anne Maxwell. SELONIJ ROW:Patrit'ia Hays, Mary Shef- '1 - X Q Q , field, J-ran Keahey, Virginia Greene, Phyliss Stirniners- I, t A gill, Betty Rae R-ibinwii, Celia Rosier. THIRD ROW: James I K an A 1 Lacey, RieliardCrnwe, Morrisfknn Sherman, Sue Wheat, ' '-fi N Harvey Shenk, Bill Grimes. iOl'R'I'll ROW: Marlin Tidf 4, 3 . K well, Charles Morrison, Ted Reid, Miss Richards, Bobby X: M , ' Fowler, Ronald Keenan, Jimmy Katrett. f 'J a , I ,, 1 i W 1 by SECTION 13. MR, MCPHERSON FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Pierce, Evelyn Powell, Helen Lowe, Jo Moody, Reba Smith, Juarine Hill. SECOND ROW: Hilda Stringer, Shirley Cochran, Juanita Kirtrell, Shelby Sims, Dorothy Griffin, Vivian Donald, Errnna Lee Road, THIRD ROW: Virginia Yates, Dot Dismukes, Macie Keith, Donna Akers, Pauline Ferguson, Joan Granger, Florenee Beasley. FOURTH ROW: Em- met Reed, Joe Crumpton, Roy Dykes, Freddie Luddeke, Jimmy Calioon, Willie Joe Gentry. FIFTH ROW: Robert Sheldt, Jackie Stokley, Bob Thorn, John Cleveland. 1 Q , , ,i , L' A L t -,JT ' - . Q I ' 1 ' Inf, tj ip' I' , 1,1 I I , sq, ' x .'- ain I-xf , ,V ' , Y, ' V, US? 5 f if' if iii Q if 1 5 ' .4 . ' f ' J' ., , I1 , ,E is SECTION II. MISS WEISBROD FIRST ROW: Carolyn Spears, Doris Woen, Mona DuBose, Sherrill Bailey, Virginia Dorough, Charlene Lett, Betty Fulcher. SECOND ROW: Joan Cheeseman, Erie Evans, Maxine Wilson, Bessie Lee Browning, Dot Hall, Donette Fusselle, Joann Creekmore, Betty Fagan. THIRD ROW: Ralphwilliams, Jimmie Busby, Annette Gassaway, Peg- gy Hildreth, Mary Hultz, Betty Jo Glass, Al Steadham, Willard Thomley. FOURTH ROW: Ray Sawyer, Joe Pres- ton, Pete McAdams, George Henton, Dick Morris. SECTION Q. MISS WARD FIRST ROW: Joy Taylor, Mildred Thompson, Mari- lyn Dunell, Dot Wade, Betty Pierce. SECOND ROW: Virginia Andrews, JoAnn Grantham, Pat Wilkerson, Virginia Brown, Thelma Ring, Emogene Watford. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Ellison, Learnan Logan, Eliza- beth Parnell, Joyce Wilkes, Dot Fry, Jackie Strong, SamGilbert. FOURTH ROW: Billy Ray Cantell, James Calloway, Jackie Stubbs, Westly Hastings, Willy Geayie, ACTIVITIES I A Ig X- Y . Art Editors, Moreton, P, 4. l 13 S4 ,' puns. , ... . . 4-, LEFT TO lilGH'l': A. Cats, H, Beard, Editors, LEVI' TO RIGHT: M. f Cunningharn, G. Kelly. ,gui-5, g 1 51:5 fd 1 ' S1 unwrs, LE E T lil RIGHT: Allis A Lydia Williams, MR ., v ,, , lkliss Louise Paulk f -, t Q. , 'rfr 'rw riioillz Typisr LE . . ., 5'1ANDl7xL1, LE 4, - B l FT To Staff and bpommiow B. cmru, rr. HHH' M' W3 ' Chafin, M D RIGHT: M. M D' Iacobslrjiiir selvrenl B, Carden, B. Ciflirll' ' amcls. M, palmcxec, M, phmi stead' B' C ' - F Romano. R- :xx C ' Cr- ps' Misswilliarns, M155 Pam' ' Staff, STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: l. Hunt, B, Dowdlu, B, Williamson, B, Stallings, Roy Accord, J, Rhodes, M. Phillip, D, Acres, A, Landron, B, Plyman, J, Kittrell, SEATED: N, Carpenter, M, Wilhoit, L, Pardon, J, Pugh, R, Henderson, F, MacCary, Y VIGORAMA ,A V! I, ?, :Qi Nfl N .XX -il' uf Editor Art and Layout Editors i tt my K if Sports ' I Business Manager and Assistant Circulation and Assistants Subscription and Assistants Assistant Editor STAFF lra Dearing, Editorp Shirley George, Assistant Editor, Katherine Reed, Business Manageri James Crenshaw, Assistant Business Managerg Al len Smith, Subscription Manager, Barbara Plant, Assistant Managerg Hope Williams, Junior Representativep Shirley Hunter, Sophomore Representativeg Lynn Wilson, Freshman Representativep Linda Black, Circulation Manager, Eloise Braswell, Assistant Circulation Monagerg Judy ,AF-fs., S Historian and Photography Clubs and Assistant Typist Flanagan, Layout Editorp Everette Short, Art Editor, Mary Ann Collins, Photographyf Phillip Branch, His- torianf Betty Adams, Club Editorg Helon Andrews, Assistant Editorp Joyce Mitchell, Typistg Sara Nors- worthy, Typistp Bobbie Jean Chafin, Typisfp Elizabeth Burger, Typistg Bobbie Elliott, Typistg Patsy Cate, Typist, Ella Dean Bates, Writerf Arnold Mosley, Writerg Joann Jordan, Writerg Harlon Schrimpshire, Sports Editorp James Hale, Assistant Editor. rl ' T Sponsors Gowns, Play , Annual Nll1Sl Q warms l95l 52 .519 G.. --1 vu. . 3 Q ' 'api f a -we mu ,-.1 COND BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RlC:llTg B, Sawyer, F, Addlson, , RO NJ Xl, Rare, L, Parc, A, Nelson, P, Anderson, B, Gunn, T'rllRD ROW: W Prerce, C, Roohlns, llolrnes, F, Thompson, B, McDonald, G, Rodgers Danes, L, Ernredge, l, Wlsenhanr, L, Swlndull, l, Bullard, Rl, Srewarr ' Tll ROWQB, Rone, E, Wllllarns, W, Mlxon, W, Larrlherr, lvl, lones Donald, W, Sawyer, S, Walt, B, Glpson, P, Thorrlp ', FlFTl'l ROW, P, Care, S, Flanagan B, Moore, S, Dur en rne e W lones, SE 'r FOLR rrls l Mc l hloherr, R Hough, Glenn E. Turne . Nl llocurr, l,Acla , , son l, Seay, l, Owen, l, Srewarr, , L Lovell, A, Berry, Nlelr1.ler,ll, lwlarlcharn, . S Wllson, l, llolcornh, W, Storey, l, Lanlberr, C, Boyd, S, , 5lXTll ROW1R, Wlerrnorrs, F, Burleson, R, Burleson, l, Wllllarns, l, Whrte ' s, D, Srnlrh, B, Srnl1h,l, Burch, lsl, lones, C, Casey, E, Srewarr Weelcley, l, Flournoy, Q, Burnpers, C, Neal R TO RlGlflT are rrlalorerresz B lones O, Tlll, lvl Colllns eh R Srrn lowell li, rn LEFT l, Covan, Bran' . . l McCarron, l, l , Rreharclson, Borclerrng rhe hand fro B, Myers, l-Q, Clark, F, Bell, P, Ward,B, Vlce, Ever bo W A Y nd h ' ddison as 0 'Code . ' . f one of which Thus lutfle mogjuf none like our - . w . r , 0 urrhrmg work E Ure rugfly projdhczs bull, our bows fired murcfion f I 6 receiv . For hi . n ,mo O hr es the 5 pct: S Sfudenfs lgvel resp ence and ' ect, and od- fl VIGOR BAND LARGEST IN COUNTRY! One! Two! Three! Four! If you have been on the North hall or the North side of the grounds, you have frequntly heard this marching order. Drill, Drill, Drill and more drill is the task of the many band members. But what wonderful performances come from that constant practice. Thanks to Mr. Addison, the band has quite quickly become the largest and in our opinion, the best band in Mobile County. Four years of constant training has produced this superb band to which the student body can point with great pride and say, Our band can't be beatl Only with the closest cooperation on the part of every member in the band could we have achieved this goal . We could say many more fine things about the band, it's leader, the drum maior, Wayne Jones, and the many pretty maior- ettes. BOITOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGll'l: L. Lvvull, R, Ilurlc SOIl SENILDRS , K, Clark, F, Addison, M, Addison, T-.l, Collins, J Williams, SECOND ROWg P, Cate, A, Bfrruy, J, llurvll apsnn, T, Branch, E, Arnetrc, The outstanding performances of the band at the football games and concerts have already been commended by the public. W l ' g,,xtLi , MAIORETTES LEFT TO RIGHT: F, Bell, M, Collins, Q, Till, B, Jones, P, Ward, W, Jones, B. Myers, J. Covan, K. Clark, B, Vice. B, Sawyer, B, lNllXOll, W, Janus, l. Mcilarrnn, 'llIliiD ROWg l, Flanagan, R, Wiermnrt, Nl, Pate, .l. Hall, F ' .I 1 ', OLLIE PETTIS STUDENT CGUNCIL 'Y' President LEFT .. Gi1be,,,I RIGHT: , T ' 5P0n ' Wim' treasurer Sur, p W dms, Vic . ' a d , G-p , I ' 56crctary. gesldenfi Airs , , W,.1lian,s. Since its or anization in T944 the Student Council has been 9 I one of the most active student organizations in the school. It is composed of the four officers ot the Council and the President, Vice President and two re resentatives from each class. 1 P Being a member of the National, the Southern, and the State Associations of Student Councils, it is entitled to dele- gates to the annual conventions. Courtesy Week, Elections, and Students' Day are annually sponsored activities of the Student Council. The main proiects of the year T951-52 were the publishing of student directories, the selling of ice cream, book covers, and sweat shirts to buy a water cooler for the school . , , STAND . Robinson D ING. . . TQ tzxfftwa' want' 0' C' McAdams LEFT To RIG .G LEYT Yhgtd- B' CAKYKV' ' Davis I ' D- Mg-Fe, A HY? F, KH NUW' ' 1553 te, 3' gall, ' ' Mclir- rm. D Ode! STPS I A ham, ,YI M00 lde, M . Hamil B. W ,yung Wmiams, - Horn. I F F011 whine . Ak VXCTURED' be-,XX T NO 13173 - ' A-IA xea QP, N 'Nb 1 w 1 1 ,., 1' , ex. WD! .11 Q .fa s Iygg '-5697 'Wh' 4025: Seventeenth Summer Senior Plan Vigor presented their first Senior play in the Vigor auditorium Thursday and Friday night at 3100 PM. This three-actcomedy told the story of a teen-ager and her Angie . - Jack . Kitty . . Lorraine . Margaret. Art . . Martin . Mrs. Morrow Mr. Morrow CAST . . . Patsy Cate . Everette Short . . PatStringer . Florence Romano . . Shirley George Arthur Powell .James Couey . Barbara Russell . . Douglas Jacobs problems of growing up and it's pleasures. Jane .... Martha McKee The auditorium was filled to capacity and hilarious Margie . - Barbara Harris laughter as well as solemn tears were shed. Director Tony . . Donald Bethea Erslcine C. Key. Fitz - - Warren Fowler e Dee M 5 -Susie -V Gmc, 1 uber! my ba Y oves PQP0 'I 1.-'N ' 1- cf ,, l . X3 l X 1 V l ff 715 1 X I 'I 5. QTL T ' lilefz b '4 W, ? . X . ,img Q , tr S Q .K K rl Oooooh Jock MGybe Wifh mah hcif Up l clidn't cut it all up Daddy, just the front page I nl R' VT I . 1. l r 41 4 Y II. I ,' A If . bf-. .' nv- Q V .1 'fri i So', I can woit Angie--if you still wont to 4- - l .47 l nn Qomg Upstcnrs Pump O I Bob Barnett, STANDING LEFT TORIGHT N111 Danrelb Astrrd Rae Joann J rdan Batty Xdams Brllrt Joyce Ktlley B bbre Jean Clrafrn Kathleen Reed lkatlrrxn Grlbert SEATED Shrrley Gaorge Martha MCKCQ Arthur Powell Barbara Qussell bE'xTFD OIN FLOOR P1t Mrrng r ff' F In .ev V 1 -' '- l , M325 5:5 Nor ca core in the world. 'Q' YOU ol were fo fl you fa Qood For fhe ,est Us didn fyoug.. WOYS did fhg k Stage Manager N NDINC IEP TO AIGHT: . 1 .fra Sri, 7 fr 'X :nrt t la der, C'ayZ 1 .'cKLti' Q' ' 'ii' ttntaa Dnur' ar ac bs 2 Z' mir: ar. QEA 1-1 Er lxrnt hex Nt .C ' I I I S1 1 X., , l 1 2 6 Ll ' l We ,EXll' BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGH I: M, Davis, B, Tlirasli, P, Ramp, I, lflawarcl, P, Capps, Il, llall, M, Cunning- ham, tl, Huggins, C, Stringfellcr, ll, Williams, F, Romano, B, Adams, M, Fussell, SECOND ROW: l., Dean, D, Wilson, tl, Moore, A, Mcllwain, L, Clrarnbliss, D, Jacobs, C, Moore, 'l', Branch, B, Scanlon, W, Hodges, B, Montgomery, N, Minis, R, Miller, THIRD ROW: L, Gray, L, Black, B, Hightower, I, Swindlu, A, Stockton, E, Williams, B, jones, O, Blow, J, Majors, L, Mclntyre, R, Ivy, F, Horton, R, Hanson, E, Bates, A, Recd, V. Byrd, FOURTH ROW: B, Ousley, B, Dunn, Y, Stephens, J, Coct1ran,E, Braswell, K, Reed, S, George, O, Petris, F, Slay, S, Porter, F. Foreliand, B. Robison, W. I-66, D. YarbOr0Ugl1. Glee Club Piano Mrs F Joan B . f'Qf1CeS M l erry, Pauline Qrtm Plflno, Robins One of the outstanding groups in school is the Glee Club. Under the direction of Mrs. Beverly Hagen, this group has participated in many extra-curricular activi- ties as well as school events. Every year a group from the Glee Club attends the District Festival held at Murphy during the Spring . Last year this group received superior rating and went to the State festival held at the University ofAlabama in April where they were awarded as rating of excellent. The A and B Glee Clubs combine to present a Christmas concert they have a party with all the trim- mings including Santa Claus. The freshman group presents aChristmos concert of their own and have their own party. For the past two years the A Glee Club has been invited to sing in Bienville Square inconnection with the annual Christmas program. Last year the A GleeClub with the aid of the other Glee Clubs presented an operetta The Isle of Chance with the actors and actresses coming from the G lee Clubs . 62 MASQUERS GUILD PRESIDENT VICE PRDEFSFICERS Everett Sh - ' , ' TREASURER S Off Jimmy Wilson- Di W' ECRETARY The Masquers Guild is Vigor's only Dramatic organization. In l95l the club was reorganized and one ilson- Pat Stringer Miss Smith oIsOY Costume - the name was changed from: Dramatic Dlub to The Masquers Guild. The Masquers will always be remembered for their successful production of Our Hearts Were Young and Gay . Which was presented in the sp- ring of l95l . The first production of this year is Our Miss Brooks. . One of Vigor's social highlights ofthe year is ,' the Masquer's annual Masquerade Ball. s CathfYn'S Staging Commirtecg William Line- 1 berry, Max Hocutt, Mary Palmer, Barbara Harding, and lane Taylor, -up .mists ai work. QIGHT- Vesta P i e r c Q liitli Hall, Martha Euswll, juar 8 Q U inc II1ll,BcnlTd Frv, and Mac Dan- Freddi HA SCene f e. one Swefldull e Crawford--johnni M VOTTT OUI' MISS Bfooksn. Hail! llaill The gangs all here! BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: C, Lee, M, L, Walker, B, Strong, R, Lind, F, Holmes, C. Boland, D, Sirnrnons, B. McDonald, M. A, Dukes, SECOND ROW: Mrs, Miller, ii, M, Wil- liams, L, Merriman, M, Sanders, I, Chancel- lor, M, Lind, O, Haynes, B, Fagan, A, Wil- liams, A, Documn, S, Mears, L, Lovell, Miss Crosby, B, Breazzeal, THIRD ROW: R, Harper, B, Boykin, B, Bryant, D, Ford, M, Copeland, E, Meeks, MATHEMATICS CLUB The MathematicsClubis pictured tak- ing the measurements of the courtyard. The measurements were taken to help the contractors build the seats in the courtyard . The sponsor is Mrs. Butler and the members on the right arep Leon Foote, kneeling, Bob Davis, Buford Skelton, Free- mon Pilgrim, Jake Harrison, Fred Knodel, and Mrs. Butler. Those on the left are: Gene Kirkland, kneeling Eugene Duff, Richard Mueller, Melvin Hudson, and Charles Anthony. x, V HOME , Economics F ,,,, ! '4r cius The Home Economics Club studying crystal, one of the many ac- tivities of the club for this year, SPONSORS: Mrs, F, D, Miller, and Miss L, Crosby, OFFICERS: Pres,, F, Holmes, Vice Pres,, B, Strong, Sec,, Ann Williams, Treas, , M, F, Walker, I ..,,,, 'Vi 's-4' Future Nurses Club mn- Stal JOT 'EM DOWN STORE Manager Everette Short makes a sale. Barbara Williams, assistant manager. Cough Drops Agai n? i -4 E s nl: ' i 3 f v- -... l , r . .. 3 , , ' ' u 'S - I . I 1 -ffm' The F.N.C. was organized in l95O for the purpose of helping girls that were inter- ested in Nursine and encouraging more girls to enter the nursing profession. The local hospitals have cooperated in giving instruction and clinical practice under proper supervision to the girls interested in going into the hospitals. F.N. prepared toys for distribution at Christmas. Here working with the toys are Wi nn i e Pi plc in, Barbara Manning, Joan Gant, in the foreground Barbara Manning. AtCity Hospital Susan Scarborough reads to a small patient, Jerry Busby. A F.N. from Murphy stands at the next bed. 'I l INTERNATIONAL QI 'J I The KeyClub I5 shown above wrthChrrstmcs baskets whuch were delnvered to e underprnvlledged famllles In the surroundrng areas Left to Rnght Harold Hugglns Ivan Chnlders Tommy Deming Arthur Powell Jrmmy Adams Bully Henderson Bully Smder Johnny Couey Maxa Grumstead James Couey Everette Short Fred Knodel T m Demm Ray Mettzer SEC TOP R OND ROW Doug Bethea Joe Wrgglns Donald Bethea Hllton Hendrlcks Tommy Robmson THIRD ROW Hubertlohnson Harold Huggrns Carl Talbert PerryG1lchr1st Clifford Kennedy James John son D1ckyMueller HarlonSchr1mpshxre FOURTH ROW Robert Dubose Don Wllliams Joe Aver ett Carl Stark DeVon Steadham Arthur Powell WhtteySm1th Kenneth Taylor Bill Moberg FIFTH ROW Sam Porter Bobby Wrllmgham Bob Barnett Benny Dunn Harold Lambert John Wtl lrams PaulEverett BuddySxmmons Tommy Cheney Francis Forehand SIXTH ROW Brlly Snyder Warren Fowler James Henderson Buddy Hunter Dewey Cook Oll1ePettls Kenneth Johns Brlly Henderson Dan McFerrm Colson Lambert BOTTOM ROW Jimmy Barnes Bob Wrllramson John Hunt Donme Hodges Coach Bob Campbell LETTERMEN Q r- g X ff Mn l n , i 1 f new 4, - .1 I J X CLUB l , ,, .a J . .gy . . . . . th . T . I T I T I I I I I I I I I ' OW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wesley Lambert, Jerry Schmitz, om y ' g, ' , - A ff T I i ' J S 4' rf s -3- 'SZ ' - 66 ., 4' Q BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: .l. Avercll, D, Cook, SECOND ROW: Doug Bethea, D, White, B, Bamett, THIRD ROW: .l. Johnson, C, Tolbert, B, Henderson, A, Powell, FOUR'I'II ROW: B, Simmons ,LF A lef- H, Hendrick, CoachCampbell, K, Johns, I, Dearing FIFTH ROW: B, Williams, F, Foreliand, D, Stead ham, T, Robinson, SIXTH ROW: I, Barnes, 'I', Cheney, D, McFerrin, C, Kennedy, SEVENTH ROW: J, Williams, I. Henderson, D, Williams, C, Lam bert, EIGHTII ROW: Don Bctliea, B, Moberg, B, Ward, B, Hunter, CLUB The CommercialClub was organized in l95O and is made up of students who are specializing in the field of secretarial science . It was formed forthe purpose of getting the students better acquainted with the qualifications and requirements necessary to secure a job. Programs were given every week along this line. This year the club has helped type the copy for the annual, the school paper, and the Student Directory. Membership is limited to Juniors and Seniors . Miss Sara Wil- liams is their sponsor. .5l.1 COMMERCIAL l . I l . L ,,,.,...-will, -92 ar-'-' ' 3 tl ,,-., I ' 'flfffn ' ff- -, ,... ,. .. -f 1- ..- ' Ill -ll KI 1-un-1 CLUB Freshman 8 'H-Teens Members of the club are shown with their equipment. ff' ' sq I, 'eff'-Q ftf'Esss-sam-...... President .... .... J eep Trussel Vice President . . . . Ann Mosley Secretary. . . . Ann McMillan . Alice Detchem . . Joann Campbell . . . Lorraine Pate . . . Mildred Thompson . . . Peggy Hildreth . . . . . . . . . . Virginia Hayes Treasurer . . . Social Chairman Program Chairman Co-Chairman . Reporter . . . Sargeant at Arms The purpose of the Y-Teens is to build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living in which we are committed by our faith as Christians. In this endeavor we seek to understand Jesus, to share His love for all people, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. Projectionist Club The visual aid program is made possible by the efforts of this group who are trained by Mrs. Annie B . Green. They care for the projectors and show all firms throughout the year. i 4977 XM LEFT TO RIGHT: Dol McDaniel, Donald Bcthea, Patsy Cate, DeVaughn Steadham, Arthur Powell, Bobbie Ann Elliot. Without the GateClub what would we do at games? These teenagers give up their opportunity towatch the game in order to let other teenagers see the game . Wherever you go to games you will see the smiling faces of the Gate Club gladly waiting to sell you a ticket. Mr. Jackson has had teenagers at every game that Vigor has ever played to sell tickets and refreshments . The Future -vt? Gate Club ,:, x Engineers Club President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor James Ruff Harvey Smith James Couey Al Moreton Mrs. Ella F . Casey 1 T! 1 The Future Engineers Club, now in its.sec- ond year, grew out of a Slide Rule Club. lts members are boys who are interested in be- coming engineers. Club time is spent in studying college re- quirements, different types of engineering, personality qualifications of engineers and learning how to operate the slide rule. In order to see engineers at work the club visited the Corps of Engineers, the paper mill, the state docks, Brookley Field and the Big Creek Dam, while it was under construction. Dean Cudworth of the School of Engineer- ing University ofAlabama and Charles Owens, an engineering student at Auburn spoke to the club this year. The members have designed a club pin. They are cooperating with the Future Engineers at Murphy in choosing a design to be used by both clubs. ln the center,anotl1er group of D.E. students pose for a shot in their leisure time. . 'N X f 7 clubs Activities of the Distributive Education Club are not confinedto buying and selling as indicated by the pic- tures at left and bottom. These students are engaged in classroom work pretaining to their particular situation. fm. .ad 'A FUTURE ADMINISTRATORS 25' 1. 6 LIBRARY CLUB Checking out books. Members with Sponsors seated at table are: Miss Mildred Le Mai Smith, Barbara Plant, Joyce Thing, Jeanette K oe n , Toni Moore and Ruth Dur- den. As long as there has been a library at Vigor, there has been a Library Club. This year the Club Qplace where you are sure to find a bookwormj is active although the membership is small. The members seem to enioy the club. They all participate in the program that is planned for each meeting . Each member is on one or more of the various committees. These committees and their chairmen are: Program, Joy Blow: Book, June Dixon: Scrapbook, Joyce Thing: Publicity, Toni Moore: Cooperation, Mickey Copeland: Magazine, Jim Kingcacle: and Social, Peggy Shenk. Of the forty-two members twenty-three are library assistants and perform regular duties every day . The club keeps a regular duties every day. Theclub keeps a scrapbook of all school activities and a file of all school papers. Our sponsors are Miss Mildred Smith, librarian, and Mrs. Ruth Durden, assistant librarian. Officers are: President, Barbara Plant: Vice-president, Joyce Thing: Secretary, Jeanette Koen: ond Reporter, Toni Moore . 71 Hin x ln gb 5 ' 0 x Clvlcs Club LEFT TO RTGHT, FRONT ROW: R. Sawyer, S. Miller. SECOND ROW: 1. Cochran, B. Davenport, F. Freeman, A. Iones, S. Stuart, D. Williams, C. Neil, I. Byrd, B, Coale. THIRD ROW: P. Robbins, M. Wigiey, R. Thomas, F. Thompson, G. Bush, M. George, W. Bruhai, Mrs. Beverly Hagen, R. Hanson, L. Thomas, N. Fore, A. Gray, S. Thrift, W. Lee. STAND1NG:E. Fuiler, 1. Seay, C. Carpenter, I. Lowery, G. Watson, I. Majors, L. Mcintyre, G. Mears, S. Stratford, I. Busby. Johnnie M . . Frances Th2:i,SiV:'f1duIl Hope Williams WiIIIGm Dunn 72 PRESIDENT Gene Dunn VICE PRESIDENT Margie Young .- 145-1- Music U 5.4 First Aid Class First Aid Classes have been organized for over two years. Here Mrs. Elizabeth Coulter, School Nurse, shows some stu- dents the art of tieing bandages for a broken arm. X , ' 1' Biology g All the specimens are under ooser- vation in Mrs. Annie B. Greens biology class. Q53 X5'r. ' 73 W fc.. 1 CHass Beauhes BARBARA HARRIS S F1'LdyWtg c inc '13 ,,.f,, F fx f :QA Q A 4. W J 1 -:Ln NI MOORE nd Lady inw t g my fx fx I? Q MARIE HORN Junior f'N ki! C QSM vf xv kij GLORIA SCHOTTGEN Sophomore 'Wi A ? TN 'Q' sf x R V. 1' Ayn . vt' lg, ii' La 1-sf at-it 11 MARIE DAVIS Azalea Traul Maud I95Z One of the most lrnportantevents nn our school lufe rs the selectuon of two gurls to be attendants un the Azalea Troll Court Asked for the furst tnme last year the Junrors elected Terry Cockrell and Judy Flanagan to be mauds nn the court of Mass Amernca of T951 Yolande Betbeze Thus year the Sensors selected Marne Davls and Helon Andrews to represent us The queen thus year will beMnss Ameruca of T952 Mass Colleen Hutchnns We at Vugor are thrulled to be c part of thus feshve and gala occasion 77 ' 1 ,-ni? ui 4 T, fi 4 K 1 . vu Q 'fm X Q JZ, . . i . . . I I . , . A w 7 I w if, ,,i it 1 MISS VlGOR'S COURT-1952 BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gloria Schottegen, Barbara Harris, Mary Lou Bell, Miss Vigor-Helon Andrews, Marie Davis, Evelyn Williams, Ann Stockton, Betty Mills, TOP ROW: Claudette Campbell, Dot McDaniels, Toni Moore, JoAnn Campbell, La Verne Jackson, Shirley Hunter, Terry Cockrell, Marie Hom, 78 .ll sitwl ww S WISE OLE OWLS W0 Q Jimmie Ruff Kathleen Reed ffff? I 1 N.. l POP-OFFS Arthur Powell Betty Gcrtmcn ,H ' ' TWOSOME B? Q E. X Harold Lambert Terry Cockrell BEAUTY AND THE SHIEK Jerry Hall Sue Carole Dowdle GOING PLACES James Couey Ella Dean Bates SOLID ROCKS Bob Barnett Cathryn Gilbert 55 c. ' - IQ Q,g.?'7's. 0 Q TOPS Billy Robison Patsy Cafe WISE-CRACKERS Johnnie Couey Grcnnell Waddill FRI ENDLI EST Alfred Moreton Judy Flanagan SE NIOY1 Nw, -it lg , ax , ' A 1 X l I 4 5 A. sitwi WW 'S SH-SH-SH Sherwood Everett Barbara Young NW PERSONALITY PLUS Ollie Peffis Terry Cockrell .lil I - If I . TOMBCY AND MUSCLES Billy Moberg Wanda Hodges DUDE AND SLICK-CHICK Harry Nichols Joyce Mitchell Would--be mechanics. They appear determined and capable fool HMMI Furfhur than she thinks. Here And There A i 'i They can turn that into a fable? See where practice fakes you girls? SEWING-RADITT Good idea, you might save money. COOKING -MILLER The way to a mans heart is through his stomach . SPEECH-SMITH Future Orators, who knows? Speech class using mike and tape recorder. TYPING -PAULK They might be typists or stenographers. LA.- MISS VIGOR DANCE On the evening of January twelfth the Key Club sponsored a dance in honor of Miss Vigor of l952, Helon Andrews. The theme of the dance, Garden in the Rain was carried out in the decorations of silver, blue, and yellow. The grand march led by Helon and Everette Short, had as call outs the girls in Miss V igor 's Court. A large crowd of students and faculty attended and all the girls in their evening dresses presented a lovely picture. YJ'-4 . SQUARE DANCE CLUB This year the Physical Education Department is trying to promotea more active interest in a special phase of its program, and that is the developement of rhythm in boys and girls. With this thought in mind Coach Lee and Mrs. Berney are sponsoring a Square Dance Club Beginners or old timers-so long as there is interest--square dancing will do the rest. If you like to watch and feel your body move to the rhythm of music, you can't keep from enjoying square danc- ing. It'sfunl You watch the face of the dancers and see all the while each individual is last in the midst of the interegroup of approximately 150 dancers, thatperson is learning to dance--to move in rhythml lzw Football Banquet Abig event in the lives of Vigor Athe- letics is the Annual Banquet honoring the Football team. Among the guests were members of the School Board, members of the City Council and Newspaper men. The banquet was con- cluded wlth the awarding of letters. ' AB The Science Club started its existence the early part of l95l . lt is composed of pupils who are interested in helping the needy and the wounded soldiers. So far the industrious students have collected Diddy Bags for the wounded Gl's as a token of appreciation for the fine iob they did and are still doing in Korea. Also among their many activities, with the help of their sponsor Mrs. Lloyd, they have collected Thanksgiving baskets for the needy and are making scrap- books for the wounded boys in the service. TEEN-AGE B005 CLUB brook, Clement Casey. members . Scoper, Virginia Bailey. Sponsor, president, and other members LEFT TO RIGHT: Alli Busby, Roderick Hammac, MargaretPalmer, Mrs. Hal A new club this year, af fialited with national TAB clubs. It enables pupils to buy good books at small prices and to discussothers. A lending lr brary is also a feature for club LEFT TO RIGHT: Helping with library and looking at books Don Sawyer, Betty Lou Crumpton, Sara Burnham, Mary Ia N13 P' NX' Art Class Advanced Art Students working on Mural. ltisto be palced in the lobby of the Gymna- sium. They include: Regina Lind Gwen Davis Gardner Summerall Tensy Hall Carol Boland Mack Smyly Donald Bond ll? Biologq fl 'uqa'1ra'lx x -- . .1--X v. '4'h.A - X , h i 3 ,I l 4- D wr- f' MILITARY rg' .sy-29 3 f PAGE 21 Q 7' 7-' J f A -s i d f 5 fgg ,.- ,, NX ' ve I' 67 . if. I ' rl, t O U lki ' 'Ns '4s l ,l ' P I I -nuff MQ,-g Navy on Charles McLaughlin E.W. Phillips A'r Forc Arm ' e Y clqyfon Phillips Navy Billy Hodges Emett Eubanks I Navy Navy To these, who have left us along the way to serve their -A -A K .1 X, country, we ore proud to dedicate this page. H ' Good Luck to all of you. ' x r 89 MISCELLANEOUS I I WILSE LEE Gave annual it's name. Gi A faithful but obtrusive member of the staff of Vigor is Mr . D. W. Hagwood, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds. Mr . Hagwood has been part of the school since its opening in l944l Re- sponsible for the maintenance ofthe school plant, Mr. Hagwood is responsible for the comfort of the students whether it is for heat in winter or freshness in summer. FIRST ROW: Rose Watts, Mary Jo Scoper, Judith Wright, Alta Mae Dean, Pat McLendon, Iris Jewel Taylor, Jeanette Thornton, SECOND ROW: Hazel Zellers, Betty .lean Kelley, Kay Norwood, Opal Haynes, Carolyn Silcox, Carolyn Lister. THIRD ROW: Harriet Deason, Mary Nell Pitts, Mary Ellen Simmons, Margaret Nocutt, Joann Leys, FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Moody, Jimmy Herrin, Allovlle Curtis, Frank Castle- berry, Ray Luca, Stanley Demam, Toby Coplin. FIFTH ROW: Hershal Hilman, Ray Taylor, Miss Carrol Hugh Harrin- ton, Gegory Vernon. BILLY WARD Drew up the design for the ring. MRS. IRIS HENDERSON Cafeteria Manager I V H Shhhl gm. : Pramo-donna? X M wyx HWY wan we gef H2o??? 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' ii Jft. o ' - JY 'H ' l 'P , -1' U'- 1! , 1, in ' .N W X 'F' Sports Historq HISTORY OF VlGOR'S SPORTS Vigor'sathletic record is uneventful in any sport, except for one glorious occasion. In l946our football team won the City Championship in the Fresh- man League . Until our Sophomore year our players, except in basketball, were handi capped by lack of experience as well as age. Our Varsity Wolves started their team-work off with a bang, by defeating Bartonin the fall of 48. Another cause for excitement was the tie our Wolves racked up with the Murphy Bees in 49-50. 49-50 our best sports season in football we won 6 lost 2 and tied one, we gained more respect for our team in the eyes of their opponents as well as the public. Basketball's most successful season was the years 5l -52. The sport is one inwhich our players are very proficient. Every bit of recognition that has been given to our Basketball team has been earned by our boys for their excellent team work. 94 A-49 ,d CGACHES I95I I95Z 2 'Fi' A A-Q -'GN ROBERT C . CAMPBELL PRKCE ,l':iPgT:ch Assistant Coach Hec 1' JJ . -1. . McGill Hattiesburg Murphy St. Stanislaus Fa irhope F lomaton U . M . S . Citronelle Foley 6 Vigo: o I3 Vigo: o 25 Vigo: I2 I3 Vigo: 20 0 Vigo: 7 6 Vigo: 32 6 Vigo: o 6 Vigo: I8 2I Vigo: 20 WILLIAM D Assistom CAG!-5E ,- a.: A, Vi- ' ,. ' -,. '.f a- rI 'f.- x ,,,- .. -- ., . ..s - , X I ... V. , . ... .. r f'- ,- .- ,- - ,. .4 K f' - N ,fo -47 ,. -.gf's-4'Qg- -fl . '.. ' .. 'Q - , 'x...'V',-.j X,- . - . ,r-., -, r. ' - - .. f-.., ..,.f 2- ,, 4' 1 J.. V f f ' L N ' .Zvi r.: I I FOGTBALL l H up nn we -- -- -..- I ,,,,,-n1r'1'1 in-if wer: Billy Ward Joe Averett Ira Dearing Quarterback Guard Halfback C' 'Q 1 il 4 -Af- f 'lt e ' x A 5 Bob Barnett Tommy Cheney Gucfd Quarterback Kenneth Johns Carl Stark Guard Fullback Bob Wi llinglwm Halfb0Cl4 Ollie Pettus Halfback A - 1 4-3 A 5' I i ' f 5 ' ' ' i f' : if A , , , ..i A Q 5 r . . ,r..n- 4 Jimmy Barnes Tackle John Williams Fullback ,939 IQ, v':'m 'n' Qziga -f Z J . J in ' 'ef ,. ,. 5.39 1 '7 A ,gg 1 Dewey Cook Author Powell Billy Snyder Bill Moberg Guard Guard Center End so,- i Colson Lamb t I Frances Forelwand Deva'-'9l V1 Sfeadem Wormn F0Wler er End Tackle Tackle End Harold Lambert Bill Henderson Don Williams Buddy Simmons Center Guard Quarterback Guard X . Fld J: P A f sunt- y - 3 1' - TX, 2 . KT-Eg Paul Everett Buddy Hunter James Henderson Kenneth Taylor Guard Fullback Tackle End l , 14 M f:::' ...a. if I -.r'-A 1 - r 4 ----e g.ff..rf, - M F ' . DanEnS errm Bill Crawford Paul Palmer Bennie Dunn Tackle Holfbcck Center Managers Johnny McDonald Robert Dubose Albert Smith John Hunt Bobby Williams End Halfback Tackle Donnie Hodges Here's fingers in your eyes The pouse that refreshes M .4,..:f-, -- 0-we hx' A Whitey looks good Come on Murphy Who? ore you waiting for? R, v x vu Y X lt, 99 ' rg ifh ,, 'fT1 in Ouchl My aching back Thclf's os far as you go Bud! Tommy scores cugoinsf Foirhope Did he or did he not? .gl No Goin Red Dog Leads The Way For Deering xx-:lk APR if Stork Moving In For The Kill Oops Ollie Almost Go? Away TU' X f,.4.-.- J,.,4'A,.l , I-. .,., '- -Arivsua V ' tk' f.J,'-' BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D, Hodges, W. Fowler, B, Hunter, B, Barnett, B, Simmons, C, Stark, J, Averette, T, Cheney, I, Dearing, D, Williams, O, Pettis, R, DuBose, SECOND ROW: B, Williamson, C, Lam- bert, B, Crawford, A, Smith, K, Johns, A, Powell, D, Cook, D, Steadham, D, McFerrln, B, Willingham, I, McDonald, J, Williams, J, Hunt, THIRD ROW: Coach Campbell, B, Moberg, P, Palmer, F, Forehand, P, Everette, B, Dunn, B, Henderson, B, Ward, H, Lambert, B, Snyder, J, Henderson, K, Taylor, Coach Hamilton, Big Wheels of '5I On These We Depend BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D, Rich, P, Jones, J, Lambert, R, Wilkerson, R, Drinkard, C, Mason, l Straughn, SECOND ROW: I, Lacy, D, Saucier, C, Taylor, R, E, Cole, P, McAdams, H, McDonald, R, David son, A, Patterson, I, George, THIRD ROW: R. Sharpe, I, Smith, D, Morris, D, Hamilton, B, Grimes, B, Per sons, E, L, Maples, O. L. Ellis, B. Dunman, Coach Lee, FOOTBALL BASKETBALL 103 Q E , S Dlflli Mueller Alex Fischer Wilford Landrum 0 '1 OSX Q lil LS' . 45: l Kenneth Johns Perry Uoofiel Gilchrist Don White b- pr, l 3 in VV - ,, 6- P 4 4 Yi? -A I s 'll 9 2 'T ,. .4 W1 Aa ,414 5 A' -'Aa ', -Q. - . . -QN- nd i 1 9.3 if u v 5 xx.. 1 . S X'- IS N-Qtr ff i:5 - '+.S,f- . K gr! I ss,,, ' K- ,l..a'v. Tv fffl I' 4' K :- - n V X Im MX 0 b 'A .Q . Q ,f A ,, 6 - T I? avi 'A ' I' , 4 ' . 'SAK A ' an 1 A 5 A ' - 5 . 1.5 A 3 :I A r.?h,s.g vARs:rv TEAM 1952 Todaq and Tomorrow in Basketball The Virog B's have had several hard seasons but they have showno lot of spirit. Finally, in '52, this spirit has led the B team to a victorious year. As this annual goes to press the B's are undefeated. From all appearances they seem to be worthy successors to our Varsity B TEAM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Allen, Billy Persons, Homer Lolley, Cokkie Bonifay, E. L. 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