Walter Wellborn High School - Panther Tracks Yearbook (Anniston, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1958 volume:

PANTHER TRACKS $r r i—i 'Hi i i ir- 12 j_m jij W7U-T£K VeiLBORNAK-H SCHML “izrq -9 rr r Tlll —I W1 ■ =r FOREWORD With our school year swiftly closing we pause to catch a final glimpse of the hap- piness and friends we've had. Many things have happened this year we shall never for- get. We find ourselves holding closely to our hearts the fond memories of this year at W. H. S. The 1958 PANTHER TRACKS is yours. You made it; we preserved it through word and picture. The Staff ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS FEATURES ATHLETICS ADVERTISERS DEDICATION To the senior teachers, Mr. Whitley and Mrs. McMinn, who have given us guidance and leadership during our past years at Wellborn, this, our second edition of the Panther Tracks is affectionately dedicated. THE ANNUAL STAFF DR. C. F. NEWELL Superintendent of Education MR. CLINTON G. CLARK County Board Member MR. FLOYD V. HOLDER County Board Member MR. W. O. CHITWOOD County Board Member WELLBORN HIGH SCHOOL TRUSTEES: J. W. O’Brien, R. E. Whil- MR. MORRIS LONGSHORE lingham, Chairman; and Hershall Mitchell. County Board Member PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE ... v K if itSkvfa ;,‘i %• V Now that you are graduated from high school, all eyes are turned in your direction. Will you further prepare yourself for one of the many vocations that are offered to you through fur- ther training, or has your formal education ended? To you who plan to further your education, may I say to you that you are living in one of the most opportune times since the dawn of civilization. Everyone in his respective field is begging for those who have properly prepared themselves. You can be just what you want to be, but it will take a lot of hard work. To you who have completed your formal education, we, your teachers, hope that you have better prepared yourselves to meet the needs through our efforts. We hope the tools, as limited as they be, do not rust but will ever have a luster from a constant use at your command. I wish the best to you and yours. O. A. Gardner .N A. r-' -: •- 'V ’V . V MRS. CHARLES AMERSON School Secretary MR. HUEY BLACKERBY Eighth Grade B. S.. Jacksonville MRS. MARGARET BORDERS Home Economics B. S.. Alabama College MR. HOWARD L. BREWER Math B. S., Jacksonville State MRS. MARY SEALE BROWNING Eighth Grade B. S.. Jacksonville State MR. HOWARD L. CAMP World History B. S.. Mississippi State MR. VAN DEERMAN Civics and Physical Education MRS. DOROTHY DURRETT Science B. S., Auburn MRS. MARY ELLEN FIELDS English B. S., Alabama Polytechnic Institute MR. THOMAS J. FREEMAN Librarian B. S., Jacksonville State MRS. FRANCIS GERSTLAUER Seventh Grade B. S., Jacksonville State MISS WANDA GRIFFIN Commercial B. S., Jacksonville State MR. FRANK L. HACKNEY History, Economics, Coach B. S., Jacksonville State M. A. , Peabody MRS. BERNICE MILLER Seventh Grade B. S.. Jacksonville MRS. LILLIE K. Me Minn English B. S., Jacksonville State MRS. ARKATIE Y. PARNELL Seventh Grade B.S.. Jacksonville State MRS. MARGARET POPE Physical Education B.S., Alabama College, Montevallo MR. ROY RICHARDS Eighth Grade B. S., Jacksonville State M.S., Peabody MR. JAMES G. WHITE Coach. Civics, Physical Education B. S., Jacksonville State M. A. . Peabody MR. RALPH WHITE Band B. S. , University of Alabama MR. SIDNEY L. WHITLEY Biology and Physics B. S., Jacksonville State MR. L. C. WILLIAMS Math B. S., Jacksonville State MRS. SHIRLEE WILLIAMS Eighth Grade B. S., Jacksonville State MR. BYRON WOOD Eighth Grade A. B.. Duke University MRS. ELEANOR VOSS Eighth Grade B. S., Jacksonville State MRS. IDELLE B. YOUNG English A. B., Athens College ANNUAL STAFF Advertising; Wayne Chandler, Copy Editor; Sara Ford, Photo Editor; John Winn, Business Manager; Martha Pope, Subscription Edite� ; Mark Smith, Editor; Patsy Walker, Associate Editor; Wanda Wood, Art Editor; Patricia Renfroe, Feature Editor; Dana O'Brien, Treasurer; Pat Wood, Sports Editor; Billy O'Brien,(not shown). SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President - WAYNE CHANDLER Vice President - LEON KENNEDY Secretary-Treasurer - JULIAN HOLMES EARL BEARDEN Beta Club 2,3,4; Claw Staff 4; FBLA 2,3,4; Football 2; Library Club 3,4; Pepper-Upper Club 2; W Club 2 ANN BELL Choral 1; Class Officer 1; Drama tics 4; FBLA 3,4; FHA 1,2,4; Pantherettes 2,3; Pepper-Upper Club 2 STANLEY BELL Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Class Officer 2; FBLA 3; Foot- ball 1,2, Co-Captain 3,4; W Club 2,3,4, Vice President 4; Track 3,4; Who's Who 4 JERRY BENNETT Basketball 1, 2,3,4; FBLA 4; Pepper-Upper Club 3; W Club 2,3,4; Who's Who 2 Picture Not Available ERNEST BROWN Beta Club 2, 3,4; FBLA 3; Library Club 3; Who's Who 4 DENNY BROADWELL WAYNE CHANDLER Annual Staff 4; Beta Club 4; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3, 4; Claw Staff 2,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 3; W Club 2.3; Who's Who4. DONALD CLEMENT Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2, 3; Pepper-Upper Club 2. ALBERT CLINE HAROLD COLE Choral 4; Dramatics 4; FBLA 4; Pepper-Upper Club 2. MARION CROSSLEY Annual Staff 3; Beta Club 2,3, Sec- retary 2,4; Choral 1, 4; Class Offi- cer 3; Claw Staff 4; Dramatics 4; FBLA Vice President 3,4; FHA 3, Secretary 1, 2; Pantherettes 1, 2; Pepper-Upper Club 2; Who's Who 2,4. STEVE ESTES Beta Club 2, 3,4. RAY FINCH Basketball 1,2, 3,4; FBLA 3; Football 1,2,3.4; Pepper-Upper 2; Track 3, 4; W Club 2,3,4; Who's Who 3,4. JACK FINDLEY JEFF FINDLEY SARA FORD Annual Staff 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Choral 1,4; Claw Staff 4; Dramatics 4; FBLA 3.4; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Panther- ettes 3; Pepper-Upper Club 2; 4-H Club 1,2; Who's Who 4. LORETTA FREE Choral 1; Dramatics 4; FBLA 4; FHA 1; Pantherettes 2.3; Pepper-Upper Club 2. ESTELLE GARDNER Choral 1; Pantherettes 2,3; Pepper- Upper Club 2. EARLINE GILBERT Choral 1; Pepper-Upper 2,3. MILTON HARRIS Pepper-Upper 2; FBLA 4; Beta Club 4. I MARTHA HAYES Choral 1; Pantherettes 2,3; Pepper Upper Club 2. JERRY HAYNES Band 2; Pepper-Upper Club 2. PRESTON HIGGINS Beta Club 1.2, 3,4; W Club 2, Vice President 3, President 4; Foot- ball 2,3,4; Who's Who 4. CARL HUCKEBA Dramatics 4; Pepper-Upper Club 2. I RUSSELL HURLEY Pepper-Upper Club 2. BERNICE JONES Beta Club 2,3,4; Choral 1,2,3; Class Officer 2; FBLA 3.4; FHA 4, Secretary 3, President 2; Office As sistant. LEON KENNEDY Beta Club 2, Vice President 3, Presi- dent 4; Baseball 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Class Officer 1.4; FBLA 3,4, State Vice President 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, President 4; W Club 2, 3,4; Who’s Who 2,4. COLLON LANEY FBLA 3,4; Pepper-Upper Club 2. FRANKIE CLEMENTS LLOYD Choral 1,4; FBLA 3,4; FHA 1,2,3; Pantherettes 2,3; Pepper-Upper 2; Who’s Who 1 KENNETH LLOYD FRANCES MAGOUYRK Choral 1; FBLA 4; FHA 1,2; Pan- therettes 2, 3; Pepper-Upper 2 GAYNELLE MILES Beta Club 3, 4; FBLA 4; Who's Who 4; FTA 2; History Award 2; Geome- try Award 3; Claw Staff 4 CALVIN MOORE Football 1,2,3, 4; W Club 2, 3,4; Basketball 1; Library Club 1 BILLY O’BRIEN Annual Staff 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 4, Captain 2,3; Beta Club 2,3,4; FBLA 3; Football 1,2, 3, Co-Captain 4; Pepper-Upper 2; Student Council Vice President 4; Who's Who 4 DANA O'BRIEN Annual Staff 4; Band Officer 2, 3,4; Class Officer 1; Claw Staff 2; Choral 1,4; Dramatics 4; FBLA 3,4; FHA 1, 2.3; Pantherettes 2, 3,4; Pepper- Upper Club 2; Who's Who 4; 4-H 2, 3. LARRY PENDLEY Baseball 3,4; Football 3.4; Track 3; W Club 3,4; Who's Who 4. MARTHA POPE Annual Staff 4; Band 2,3, Historian 4; Choral 1.4; Dramatics 4; FBLA 3,4; FHA 1, 2,3; Pantherettes 2,3,4; Pepper-Upper Club 2; Student Council Treasurer 4; Who's Who 4; 4-H 1, 2. BARBARA SIMMONS RAY Beta Club 2,3,4; FBLA 2,3,4; FHA 1,2; Miss Wellborn 1; Pantherettes 1; Pepper-Upper 1; Who's Who 4. BONNIE HENEGAR RAY Choral 1; FBLA 4; FHA 1.2; Pan- therettes 1; Pepper-Upper Club 1. PATRICIA RENFROE Annual Staff 4; Beta Club 4; Choral 1; Dramatics 4; FBLA 3,4; FHA 1. 2,3,4; Library Club 2,3; Panther - ettes 3,4; Pepper-Upper 2; Who’s Who 4. BILLY SHEARS Pepper-Upper Club 2. JOAN SKINNER Dramatics 4; FBLA 4; FHA 2; Office Assistant 4; Who's Who 4; Choral 4. MARK SMITH Annual Staff 3,4; Beta Club 3, President 2. Reporter 4; Claw Staff 2,4; Dramatics 4; FBLA 2,3, Presi- dent 4, Sixth District Director. HELEN STANCILL Annual Staff 3; Band 2,3; Beta Club 3,4, Secretary 2; Cheerleader 4; Choral 4; FBLA 3,4; FHA 1,2,3; Pantherettes 2, 4, Song Leader 3; Pepper-Upper 1; Who's Who 1,2. JUNE STARR Cheerleader 1, 4; Choral 4; FBLA 3, 4; FHA 1, 2; Pantherettes 2, 3, 4; Pepper-Upper Club 2; Who's Who 4. CHRISTINE WILLIAMS SELLERS FBLA 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Panther- ettes 3; Pepper-Upper 2. JOLENE VINSON Choral 1; Dramatics 4; FBLA 4; FHA 1, 2; Library Club 2; Panther- ettes 3,4; Pepper-Upper 2. JAMES WALKER Band 2, 3. 4, Officer 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; Pepper-Upper Club 2; Who's Who 4. PATSY WALKER Beta Club 2, 4, Reporter 3; Choral 1: Annual Staff 3,4; FBLA 3,4: FHA Historian 1, 2; Pantherettes 2, 3; Pepper-Upper 2; Who's Who 1, 2,4. MARGARET WILLIAMS Annual Staff 3; Beta Club 2,3,4; Choral 1,4; Claw Staff 4; Dramat- ics 4; FBLA 2,3,4; FHA 1,3, Treas- urer 2; Pantherettes 2,3; Pepper- Upper 2; Who’s Who 1. JOHN WINN Annual Staff 4; Beta Club 2, 3,4; FBLA 4; Pepper-Upper Club 3; Stu- dent Council 4. PATRICIA WOOD Annual Staff 4; Beta Club Treasurer 2,3,4; Band Librarian 2.3, Secre- tary 4; Choral 1; Class Officer 2,3; Claw Staff 3,4; FBLA 3; FHA 2, Song Leader 1; Pantherettes 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 2,3; Pepper-Upper 2; Who's Who 2,4; W Club Sponsor 4. WANDA WOOD Annual Staff 3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Choral 1,4; Dramatics 4; FHA 1; Pepper-Upper 2; Who's Who 4. JERRY WOODROW Baseball 2; Basketball 1; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 3; W Club 2,3,4; Who’s Who 4. SHIRLEY WORTHY Cheerleader 2,3; Choral 1,4; Dra- matics 4; FBLA 3,4; FHA 1, Vice President 2,3, President 4; Panther- ettes 3,4, Song Leader 3; Pepper- Upper 3; Student Council Secretary 4; Who's Who 1,2,4; 4-H Club 1,2. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Shirley Worthy, will my Homeroom teacher, Mr. Whitley, to Shelby Avans. I, Earl Bearden, will my history knowledge to George Beck. I, Ann Bell, will my quietness to Frankie Gunter. I, Stanley Bell, will to Daniel Ham my ability to get along with teachers. I, Jerry Bennett, will to James George my ability to get out of school at lunch. I, Ernest Brown, will to Tommy Hicks my girlfriends. I, Wayne Chandler, will to Robert Alexander my position as President of the Senior Class. I, Donald Clements, leave my lovable eyes to Louis Sparks. I, Albert Cline, leave my ability to be little to Toby Craft. I, Harold Cole, leave my dancing ability to George Griffith. I, Marion Crossley, leave to Margaret Gilpin my singing ability because she needs it. I, Steve Estes, will to David Bishop my little black Nash. I, Ray Finch, leave my ability to be friendly to Doc Moore. I, Jack Findley, will my twin brother, Jeff, to anyone who will have him. I, Jeff Findley, will my twin brother. Jack, to anyone who will have him. I, Sara Ford, will to Ann Steen my ability to like Leon. I, Loretta Free, will my typing book to Patsy Muncher. I, Estell Gardner, leave my seat on the bus to Dorothy Walls. I, Earline Gilbert, will to Virginia Erwin my politeness. I, Milton Harris, will my hunting ability to Bobby Johnson. I, Martha Hayes, will to Betty Clements my peroxide bangs. I, Jerry Haynes, will to Roland Rouse my long eyelashes. I, Larry Haynes, will to Jimmy McCary my ability to date girls. I, Preston Higgins, will to Louis Pruett my cute little laugh. I, Julian Holmes, will my physique to Gerald Dill. I, Carl Huckeba. will to Jerry Thompson my loaded dice. I, Russell Hurley, will to Bessie Stacks my 1957 insurance card. I, Bernice Jones, will to Mary Waddell my silly laugh. I. Leon Kennedy, leave my office in Student Council to Bobby Pope. I, Darrell Laney, leave my manners to Donald Williams. I, Frankie Lloyd, will to Judy Adams my ability to get married. I. Kenneth Lloyd, will to Kenneth Halpin my pocket-size books. I, Frances Magouryrk, will my quiet personality to Martha Haywood. I, Gaynell Miles, will my brain to Peggy Hurley. I, Calvin Moore, will my English book to Robert Ledbetter. I, Billy O'Brien, will my ability to play quarterback for Wellborn to Rudy Abbott. I, Dana O'Brien, will my second chair solo to Bobbie Morris. I, Larry Pendley, will my big eyes to Billy Doss. I, Raymond Pitts, will to Gordon Murphee my football jersey. I, Don Ponder, will to Mitchell Reaves my ability of skipping school. I, Martha Pope, will to Pat Williams my typewriter. I, Barbara Ray, leave my ability to be a good homemaker to Nona Autrey. I, Bonnie Faye Ray, leave to Paula Ford my long hair. I, Patricia Renfroe, leave my ability to dislike boys to Alda Carroll. I, Christine Sellers, leave my nickname, Froggy, to Betty Starr. I. Joan Skinner, leave my job in the office to Sue Taylor. I, Mark Smith, leave my leadership ability to Tony Clark. I, June Starr, leave my ability to like Mr. Hackney to Joyce Estes. I, Jolene Vinson, will to Jeanette Diffie my dark brown hair. I, James Walker, leave my drum to anyone who can cany it. I, Patsy Walker, will to Nelda Haynie, Shakspere. I, Margaret Williams, will to Louise Graham my key to Student Shop. I, John Winn, will to Donald Vinson my desk in Chemistry class. I, Pat Wood, leave to Eddie Stan. Rudy Abbott to talk to in the hall. I, Wanda Wood, will to Nancy Hathorn my many boyfriends. I, Jerry Woodrow, will nothing to nobody because I need it all myself. now ee Dolii Love Heady, Go] Chow Let1s Sat] V-’ . Sr if 5h Yes.. Juniors JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS CHARLES MOORE Treasurer PAULA FORD Secretary CHARLES PARKS President DAVID BISHOP Vice President MEREDITH ARMOUR NONA A U TREY SHELBY AVANS DARREL BAILEY GEORGE BECK DANIEL BENTLEY DAVID BISHOP JERRY BROWN ALDA CARROLL PAULA FORD TOBY CRAFT SHIRLEY CROSSLEY PAT CRUISE JEANETTE DIFFIE GERALD DILL BILLY DOSS PATRICIA ENDFINGER LINDA ERWIN VIRGINIA ERWIN GLORIA ESTES JAMES GEORGE MARGARET GILPIN BENNY GOWEN LOUISE GRAHAM GEORGE GRIFFITH FRANKIE GUNTER CATHERINE HALEY KENNETH HALPIN DANIEL HAM WAYNE HAMBY NANCY HA THORN NELDA HAYNIE MARTHA HAYNES TOMMY HICKS FRED HORN SALLY VERLENE HORN PEGGY HURLEY JACKIE JACOBS BOBBY JOHNSTON KATHRYN JONES RALPH LLOYD JIMMY McCARY TOMMY McCARY WILLINE McFALL JIMMY HILL GORDON MITCHELL CHARLES MOORE BARBARA MORRIS PATSY MUNCHER GORDON MURPHREE JOYCE PALMER CHARLES PARKS MARGARET PEARSON ROSALYN PENDLEY KENNETH PETTUS WANDA PHILLIPS JULIA PILKINGTON EUGENE SAUCIER CECIL SHEARS JIMMY SHEARS CLARENCE SMITH LEWIS SPARKS BESSIE STACKS rv T, MARTHA ANN STEEN BUDDY STEWART SUE TAYLOR JERRY THOMPSON GARY TIPTON RICHARD VARNER DONALD VINSON MARY WADDELL DORTHY WALLS MARIE WESSON DONALD WILLIAMS ROBERT LEDBETTER HAZEL WILLIAMS PATRICIA WILLIAMS RONALD WILLIAMS ri Treasurer - - • Vice President President------ Secretary — • GENE BRUNSON KENNETH REID - JOEMcCAIG - DIRL SPEARS Jane Adams Jerry Adams Larry Adams Judy Bishop Fae Bittle William Boyd Levon Brickhouse Lamar Brown Eugene Bruson June Butler Delores Carter Mary Alice Chambliss Jerri N. Champion Larry Chandler Ann Chitwood Billy Clair Martha Clonts Jimmy Copeland Syble Crowe Howard Daugherty Wayne Dempsey Betty Jo Denham Diane Dick Jerry Dobbs Annette Duran Dennis Doss Richard Doss Lloyd Edwards Annette Estes Jackie Finch Martha Ann Ford Shelby Ford Bobby Gardner Barbara Gauldin Gene Gilbert Bobby Goodwin Charles Gray Virginia Grizzle Paulette Hale Jimmy Hammett Dianne Hardy Glen Harris Irene Free Donald Haynes Delores Hopkins Judy La Gay e Hopper Ruth Ann Horn James House Elaine Howell Glenda Hubbard Patsy Hudspeth Mona Faye Hughes Gene Hyde Carolyn Hydrick Nancy Ingram Ronald Jackson Willine Linder Joe McCaig John T. McClellan Wanda McEllhaney Johnny Mitchell Charles Moon Linda Jean Nelson Johnnie Newell Jerry O'Dell Joyce Ann Pearson Ernest Phillips Nancy Pike Rebecca Pugh Terry Pugh Kenneth Reid Wayne Renfroe Jo Ann Richardson Rodney Robertson Wayne Ross Clayton Sims Jerry Smith Yvonne Smith Dirl Spears Jimmy Thrasher Sara Frances Tolbert Dorothy Torrence Delores Ann Walls John Webb Wallace Wesson Pauline Whaley Allen Williams Brenda Williams Charles Williams Douglas Williams Jane Willingham Mary Ann Woodrow Julian Holmes signs for Auburn. Mr. Williams. Hurst, Mr. Dewey E. Holmes, Mr. JohnS. Carpenter. Center, Julian Holmes. Mr. Whitley and Booster Mothers who secured $530.00 for the annual. Mrs. Deese, Mr. Whitley, Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Jones. Betty Joan Adams Charles Alexander Louise Alexander Geraldine Andrews Susie Armour Martha Avans Dianne Bagley Charlene Baker Tena Bates Stanley Beavers Robert Beck Dorothy Bible Joan Blevins Johnny Borek Audrey Brickhouse Pat Marlene Bright Jimmy Brimmer Cheryle Broadwell Ralph Brown Janice Burns Betty Jean Butler Jerry Callahan Jeanette Carroll friscilla Cate | 1 Gerald Cater Robert Clayton Betty Ann Clement Mary Wanda Cole Martha Coleman Gloria Coley Sharron Cooper Frankie Dabbs S ' NO PHOTO Terry Daffron Bobby Davidson Larry Dempsey Barbara Denham Gayle Dick Gail Dobbs Ernest Dover Cunis Edwards Jerry Endfinger Calvin Ervin Harold Erwin Wendell Estes Judy Evans Bobby Forbus Emma Foster Elizabeth Fuller Ernest Gambell Jerald Gann William Gilbert Jo Ann Gilmore Eva Lois Gilpin Colvin Gloss on Jerry Goodson Beverly Goss Rene Halpin Donald Hamilton Clayton Hanvey David Harris PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Linda Harris David Hathorn Jo Ann Haynes Mary Haynes Sheila Haynes Bobby Hill Lamar Holley Hazel Howard Harlin Howell Mary Huckeba Alice Hydrick Donald Johnson Dorothy Ledbetter James Ledbetter Ronald Lloyd Lorine McFall Jerry McGaha Billy McGuiiion Larry Maddox Ralph Madison Billy Magouryrk Kenneth Medders Ruth Messer Rufus Milam Howard Miles Margaret Moore John Morgan Tommy Morris John Morrison Betty Mullican Lamar Murphree Jimmy O’Dell Lovaugh Palmer Jimmy Parks Marie Pate Phillip Pate Shirley Peerce Nathan Phillips Roger Pitts Linda Pike Joyce Pilkington Charles Pledger Shelby Jean Pledger Ronnie Ponder Jilda Pope Nancy Presson Wayne Presson Sandra Pugh Amelia Rampy Donald Reaves Johnny Reaves Audrey Reid Walter Riley James C. Roberts Dewey Robertson Linda Ross Elizabeth Russo Jane Sanford Margaret Shears Leon Sims Elizabeth Sizemore Charles Smith James Stacks Larry Starnes Wayne Talley Jimmy Tolbert Bonnie Tumlin Hoyt Tumlin Bobbie Ann Vickers Nancy Vinson Billy Waddell Carolyn Wade Bonnie Waits Pat Waldrep Ethel Walker Patricia Waid Carolyn Weaver Annette Webb Barbara Webb Joe Webb Terry Welch Mary Jo West Lanelle White Mary Lee Willamon Rachel Williams Susan Williams Tommy Williams Jeanene Willingham Margaret Woodard Wayne Woosley Susie Word Kathlene Young Wilbur Posey RONNIE PONDER Treasurer nt Haeiu Junior High Shelby Amos Loretta Beard Regina Beckett Evelyn Bennett Jimmy Bennett Jerry Bentley Jo Ellen Bishop Diane Boatright Danny Bobo Denny Bobo Ricky Bobo Bobby Brannon Leon Brown Sandra Brown Marcus Browning Charles Bryant Jeanette Caldwell Gloria Carden Mary Carroll Martha Carter Judy Chandler Ronny Clark Peggy Clements Shirley Cline Glenn Cooper Mike Cooper Billy Copeland Charles Curry Roger Daugherty Tommy Dempsey Sonny Derrick Harvey Dickerson Helen Dover Martha Doss Patsy Forbus Larry Ford Michael Freeman Jody Gallahar Dorothy Gardner Brenda Goodwin Frankie Goss George Goss Johnny Gower Pat Grant Ann Green Terry Guyer Judy Hale Raymond Hayes Jerry Haynes Jimmy Haynes Ray Haynie Paul Helms Joyce Henderson Pauline Henderson Harriet Hendrix Harry Hendrix Frances Henegar Crevis Herndon Douglas Higgins Glenn Higgins Harold Higgins Harvey Hixon Donald Holmes Carolyn Horn Linda Houston Tommy Howard Gayle Hudsbeth Jerry Hughes Margie Hughes Melda Hughes Eddie Ingram Lyvonne Ingram Roscoe Johnston Albert Jones Jeanette Jones Eugene Kearley Jane Kennedy Gloria Leahey Doris Ledbetter Linda Lee Ann Leonard Bobbie Jean Linder Harold Lindsey Walter Lindsey Cathy Little James Mahan Jimmy Mahan Patsy Mayfield Doris Milam Roy Milam Felix Miles Richard Moore Cecil Morris Janice Murphy Tommy Nall Billy Newell Audrey Norred Ann O'Brien Charles O'Dell Dewey Ogle Mary Owens Janice Pearce Johnny Phillips Bobbie Pointer Joan Powell Jane Pressley Harold Proctor Douglas Renfroe Linda Richardson Wayne Richardson Joe Roberts Bobbie Jean Rohman Karl Rohman Mary Hellen Rouse Layden Sanderson Frank Scott Barbara Sears Ronnie Shaddix Don Sharp Brenda Shears Martha Short Glenda Silas Paul Skinner Charles Smith Henerietta Smith Larry Smith Larry Smith L. 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Smith Lynette Smith Margie Smith Ralph Smith Sandra Smith Wayne Smith Elaine Stacks Tommy Stewart Leon Stone Gus Talley Robert Talley Travis Talley Ann Thompson Patricia Tidwell Bobby Tipton Linda Torrence Patricia Torrence Tommy Tuggle Martha Turley Willie Turley Marie V arner Dennis Warmack Peggy W ebb Aubrey Webber Gary Welch Jerry Williams Sandra Williams Shirley Williams Wayne Williams Angela Willingham Jackie Woodrow William .Woods Stacy Word Peggy Worthy Vickie Wright Gwendolyn Bennett William Spears Buena Stacks Juanita Hyde Marie Smith Carol Buddie Ray Skinner BUS DRIVERS Meredith Armour Larry Haynes Donald Clement Billy Doss John Winn Wallace Wesson Betty Adams Johnny Alexander Paulette Andrews Elaine Autrey Carolyn Benefield Martha Boatright Edgar Boone Wayne Bowman Peggy Brannon Betty Brown Kay Brown Marie Brown Melbia Butler Jimmy Carden Gary Chastain Jerre Clement Jo Ann Collum Bonnie Comer David Cooper Willard Crowe Mary Dean Curry Johnny Cruise Louis Cutcliffe Gene Dabbs Jack DeMooney Donald Dempsey Melvin Dempsey James Denham Florene Dick Bobby Dickson Joan Dix Bobby Dixon Lois Doss Mary Nell Dover Jimmy Edwards Earlene Endfinger Gayle Estes Jerre Farrell Reba Finch Douglas Ford Earl Gilbert Patricia Gilbert Geraldine Gilmore Billy Graham Ruth Gunter Elizabeth Hall Shirley Hammett Lucretia Hanvey Larry Harris Mary Sue Hayes George Haynes Linda Haynes Shirley Heims Patricia Hendrix Jimmy Henegar Bill Heron Brenda Higgins Betty Hixon George Honea Jerry Hopper Barbara House Nancy Jackson Karen Kirkland Shirley Knight Sue Lackey Eddie Lindsey Carolyn Lindsey Carolyn Lloyd Mason McCary Shirley McClellan Alvernia McMichael Inez McMichael Mary Ruth Marlow Bobbie Mauldin Gene Mitchell Gene Langley Gary Lawson Carolyn Ledbetter Herbert Ledbetter Johnny Ledbetter Jimmy Mitchell Joan Mitchell Sandra Mizzle Billy Moon Doyle Moore Martha Moore Gail Morgan Geraldine Mosley Dorothy Mullican Judith Mullinax Donald Ogle Buddy Owens Carolyn Patterson Treisa Payne Patricia Perry Patricia Pike Barbara Pinson James Pointer Margie Presson Franky Pugh Max Rampy Brenda Reaves Earl Reaves Gordon Renfroe Judy Richard Jo Rob Riley James Robershaw Joyce Robershaw Raymond Roberts Donald Robertson Patricia Roe Joyce Rouse Gerald Rust Howard Sanderson Cheron Sarven Mary Joyce Scott Gene Shears Kathleen Shears Rodney Sisco Jerry Smith Larry Smith Margaret Smith Sue Smith James Sparks Mary Stacks Rebecca Stacks Patricia Sutley Linda Talley Sheila Talley Wanda Talley Carol Taylor James Taylor Earl Tolbert Charles Vinson Rita Vinson David Waddell Gerald Waldrop Roger W alker Albert Ward Lewis Warmack Robert Warren William Weeks Paula Wesson Janice White James Whitlock Norma Whittington Gail Wildman Donald Wilson Michael Wilson Michael Woodrow Frankie Woosley Martha Clement Most Beautiful Senior Most Handsome Senior DANA O'BRIEN JULIAN HOLMES Most Studious Girl - PATRICIA RENFROE Boy - ERNEST BROWN SENIOR FAVORITES Most Likely to Succeed Girl - JOAN SKINNER Boy - MILTON HARRIS Most Talented Girl - BARBARA RAY Boy - DICKY WALKER Flirtiest GUI - WANDA WOOD Boy - LARRY PENDLEY Activities First row: Ernest Brown, Helen Stancil, Leon Kennedy, Bernice Jones, Clara Stacks, Barbara Ray, Margaret Williams, Sara Ford, Linda Yother, Mr. Camp. Second row: Earl Bearden, Milton Harris, John Winn, Robert Alexander, Patsy Walker, Paula Ford, Patricia Renfroe, Gaynelle Miles, Marion Crossley, Penny Hopkins, Diane Dick. Third row: Patsy Wood, Wanda Wood, Donald Clement, Mark Smith, David Bishop, Preston Higgins, Julia Pilkington, Rosalyn Pendley, Alda Carroll, Carolyn Wright. Fourth row; Julian Holmes, Jerry Bennett, Steve Estes, Wayne Chandler, Billy O'Brien, Pat Williams. SENIOR BETA CLUB MARION CROSSLEY Secretary LEON KENNEDY, President PAT WOOD, Treasurer DAVID BISHOP Vice President JUNIOR BETA CLUB First row: Tommy Stewart, Jerry Harper, Howard Sanderson, Donald Robertson, Max Rampy, Roger Walker, Johnny Borek, Carol Taylor, Kay Brown, Karen Kirkland, Barbara Sears, Barbara House, Nancy Jackson, Sue Lackey, Earline Endfinger, Alice Hydrick. Second row: Gary Lawson, Jimmy Haynes, Betty Adams, Alvemia McMichael, Janice White, Brenda Reaves, Sandra Williams, Carolyn Lloyd, Lewis McCary, Mason McCary, Rodney Sisco, Elaine Autrey, Patricia Roe, Bonnie Comer, Janice Burns. Third row: Linda Harris, Gail Dick, Louise Alexander, GailWildman, Beverly Goss, Audrey Brickhouse, Marlene Bright, Henerietta Smith, Jo Ellen Bishop, Johnny Gower, Albert Ward, Buddy Cutcliffe, Frankie Pugh, Rita Vinson, Betty Hixon, Gloria Coley Fourth row: Jeanette Lackey, Angela Willingham, Brenda Shears, Jane Kennedy, Geraldine Andrews, Susan Wil- liams, Margaret Shears, Susie Armour, Jeanette Jones, Martha Doss, Ann Leonard, Janice Pearce, Brenda Good- man, Harry Hixon, Ruth Gunter, L. B. Smith, Frances Fuller, Norma Whittingham, Joyce Pilkington. Fifth row: Patricia Pike, Mary Jo West, Lamar Holley, Stanley Beavers, Ronnie Ponder, Tommy Morris, Bobby Forbus. La- mar Murphree, Tommy Nall, Ralph Brown, Charles Curry. COACHES First row: David Pishop, Gene Saucier, Donald Vinson, Kenneth Halpin, Larry Pendley, George Beck, Buddy Murphree, Leon Kennedy. Second row: Bobby Pope, Rudy Abbott, Ray Finch, Billy O’Brien, Roger Pitts, Ray- mond Pitts, Calvin Moore, Jerry Woodrow. Third row: Preston Higgins, Stanley Bell, Julian Holmes, Gerald Dill, Wayne Chandler, Jerry Bennett. Charles Parks, Daniel Ham, Larry Adams. W” CLUB WAYNE CHANDLER Secretary PRESTON HIGGINS President STANLEY BELL Vice President TOBY CRAFT Treasurer First row: Rodney Sisco, David Wadell, Donald Robertson, Francis Fuller, Janice Pearce, Ruth Gunter, Tena Bates. Second row: Leon Kennedy, Martha Pope, Shirley Worthy, Anne Leonard, Patsy Walkelr, Brenda Shears, Eddie Ruth Starr, Bobby Forbus. Third row: Mrs. McMinn, Charles Curry, Charles Williams, Jimmy Hammett, Jimmy Haynes, Larmar Murphee, Kenneth Reid, John Winn. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President LEON KENNEDY Vice President BILLY O’BRIEN Secretary SHIRLEY WORTHY Treasurer MARTHA POPE First row: Bobbie Morris, Jeanette Diffie, Betty Starr, Emma Foster, Annette Estes, Allen Williams, Mary Ann Woodrow. Second row: Mr. Freeman, Verlene Horn, Joan Blevins, Audrey Brickhouse, Marie Wesson, Jane Wil- lingham, Linda Nelson, Carolyn Henegar. Third row: Ernest Brown, Earl Bearden, Ronald Jackson, Kenneth Reid, George Griffith, Shirley Crossley, Jane Adams, Joyce Estes. LIBRARY CLUB AUDREY BRICKHOUSE Reporter MARIE WESSON Secretary BARBARA MORRIS Program Chairman BETTY- STARR Vice President EVA JANE WILLINGHAM Program Chairman GEORGE GRIFFITH President First row: Miss Griffin, Peggy Hurley, Jackie Jacobs, Martha Ann Steen, Marion Crossley, Margaret Williams, Frankie Lloyd, Bernice Jones, Barbara Ray, Sara Ford, Martha Haywood, Nancy Hathorn, Frankie Gunter, Linda Erwin, Sue Taylor. Second row: Hazel Williams, Pat Williams, Frances Magoyurk, Patricia Renfroe, Willine McFall, Patsy Walker, Bonnie Ray, Joan Skinner, Faye Phillips, Leon Kennedy, Shirley Worthy, Gaynelle Miles. Third row: Gail Starnes, Virginia Ervin, Christine Sellers, Ann Bell, Loretta Free, Alda Carroll, Louise Graham, Mark Smith, Patsy Muncher. Fourth row: George Griffith. Dicky Walker, Julian Holmes, Milton Harris, Earl Bearden, John Winn, Jerry Bennett, Darrell Laney, Shelby Avans. Fifth row: Dana O'Brien, Martha Pope. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS MARION CROSSLEY Reporter PAT WILLIAMS Treasurer MARIE WESSON Historian MARK SMITH President MILTON HARRIS Vice President PAULA FORD Secretary First row: Elaine Howell, Sara Ford, Shirley Worthy, Martha Haywood, Pat Cruise, Janice Burns, Fae Bittle, An-; nette Estes, Jackie Finch, Carol Woosley, Nancy Hathorne, Mona Hughes, Linda Ervin, Nancy Pike. Second row: Sue Taylor, Ann Steen, Jo Ann Worthy, Diane Hardy, Bernice Jones, Patricia Renfroe, Jolene Vinson, Nelda Hay- nie, Carolyn Wright, Dorothy Torrence, Mary Jo West, Pat Langley, Marlene Bright, Gayle Dobbs, Willine Linder, Carolyn Henegar, Nancy Ingram. Third row: Maxine Rust, Martha Haynes, Hazel Williams, Jackie Jacobs, Su- san Armour, Jo Ann Richardson, Shelby Ford, Brenda Williams, Virginia Grizzle, Patsy Muncher, Sondra Helton, Mary Waddell, Betty Denham, Irene Free, Judy Hopper, Martha Ford, Pat Williams, Nona Autrey Mrs. Borders. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS SUE TAYLOR Song Leader FAE BIDDLE Song Leader PAULA FORD Historian HAZEL WILLIAMS Parliamentarian NANCY HATHORNE Vice President SHIRLEY WORTHY President PAT WILLIAMS Reporter JULIA PILKINGTON Secretary MAXINE RUST Treasurer NONA AUTREY First row: Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Deese, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Winn, Mrs. Pendley, Mrs Skinner, Mrs. McMinn. Second row: Jerre Haynes, Carl Huckeba, Leon Kennedy, Ray Finch, Shirley Worthy, Larry Pendley, Wanda Wood, Sara Ford, Dana O’Brien, June Starr, Joan Skinner. Third row: Wayne Chandler, Jerry Woodrow, Mark Smith, John Winn, Pat Wood, Martha Pope, Bernice Jones. Fourth row: Ernest Brown, Preston Higgins, Julian Holmes, Stanley Bell, Donald Clement, Milton Harris, Dicky Walker, Mr. Gardner, Mr. Whitley. SENIOR PARENTS AND STUDENTS CLUB MRS. J. C. WINN Secretary - Treas urer MRS. C. H. WOOD Vice President MRS. J. W. O'BRIEN President P.T.A. CLAW STAFF First row: Sara Ford, Secretary-Treasurer; Martha Pope, Exchange Editor; Marion Crossley, Typist; Margaret Williams, Typist; Paula Ford, Gossip Editor; Gaynelle Miles, Gossip Editor; Dana O'Brien, Typist. Second row: David Bishop, Sports Editor; Earl Bearden, Gossip Editor; Mark Smith, Co-Editor; Pat Wood, Typist; Wayne Chand- ler, Co-Editor; Alda Carroll, Gossip Editor. -; v • - Illtllfe First row: Jimmy Hammett, Sara Ford, Allen Williams, Nancy Ha thorn, Joe McCaig. Joan Skinner, Buddy Stew- art, Nelda Haynie, Don Ledbetter, Ann Steen. Second row: Patsy Muncher, Faye Bittle, Jackie Finch, Hazel Williams, Alda Carroll, Paula Ford, Margaret Gilpin, Julia Pilkington, Maxined Rust, Ann Bell, Frankie Gunter, Delores Henderson. Third row: Mr. Arline, Shirley Worthy, Betty Starr, Jane Willingham, Eddie Ruth Starr, Pat Williams, Barbara Gauldin, Bobbie Morris, Dorothy Torrence, Sondra Helton, Jeanette Diffie, Faye Hendrix, Betty Clement. Fourth row: Mark Smith, Carolyn Wright, Charles Williams, Gene Brunson, Kenneth Reid, George Griffith, Martha Ford, Rosalyn Pendley, Loretta Free, Linda Nelson, Wanda Wood, Johnnie Newell. DRAMATIC CLUB FAYE BITTLE Executive Committee PAULA FORD President JOE McCAIG Business Manager JEANETTE DIFFE Reporter NANCY HATHORN Vice President MR. ARLINE Director CHARLES WILLIAMS Prop. Manager JIMMY HAMMETT Prop. Manager KENNETH REID Treasurer PAT WILLIAMS Secretary JUNIOR CHORAL First row: Lany Smith, Betty Brown, Pauline Henderson, Gersidine Gilmore, Audrey Norred, Jeanette Caldwell. Janice White. Linda Richardson, Carolyn Patterson, Karen Kirkland, Peggy Brown, Martha Clemments, Marie Brown, Nancy Jackson, Sue Lackey. Second row: Howard Sanderson, Martha Boatright, Earl Tolbert, William Weeks, Joyce Scott, Gail Hudspeth, Patricia Bentley, Sue Hayes, Geraldine Mosley, Judy Chandler. Janice Mur- phy, Jo Rob Riley. Shirley Cline. Carol Taylor, Sheila Talley, Bonnie Comer. Third row: Eddie Lindsay, Don- ald Wilson, David Cooper, Johnny Ledbetter, Leydon Sanderson, Jo Ellen Bishop, Sandra Williams, Mary Helen Rouse, Alvernia McMichael, Teresa Payne, Betty Hixon. Fourth row: Gary Lawson, Frankie Pugh, Jeanette Jones, Martha Doss, Shirley Williams, Buena Stacks, Anne Leonard, Marie Varner, Martha Short, Melda Hughes. Wanda Talley, Dean Curry. Shirley Helms, Norma Whittington. o � t BAND Joan Adams Dianne Dick Judy Adams Gayle Dick Shelby Avans Dennis Doss Charles Alexander Lloyd Edwards Louise Alexander Butch Gambrell Gerldine Andrews Barbara Gauldin Stanley Beavers Lois Gilpin Gwendolyn Bennett Louise Graham Ralph Brown Linda Harris Alda Carroll Sheila Haynes Priscilla Cates Sondra Helton Gerald Cater Judy Higgins Alice Chambliss Lamar Holley Jerre Nell Champion Edith Hopkins Ann Chitwood Eddie Ingram Ronnie Clark Nancy Ingram Tony Clark Jeanette Lackey Peggy Clements Jerry McGaha Martha Clonts Mary Marlow Larry Dempsey Gordon Mitchell Jimmy Mitchell Ronnie Shaddix Billy Moon Brenda Shears John Morgan Margaret Shears Barbara Morris Elizabeth Sizemore Cecil Morris Betty Starr Judy Mullinax Eddie R. Starr Ann O'Brien Buddy Stewart Dana O’Brien Tommy Stewart Joyce Palmer Pat Sutley Lavaugh Palmer Jimmy Tolbdrt Kenneth Pettus Bonnie Tumlin Linda Pike Nancy Vinson Patricia Pike Dicky Walker Jilda Pope Bonnie Wates Martha Pope Carolyn Weaver Joan Powell Marie Wesson Sandra Pugh Angela Willingham Wayne Richardson Pat W ood Karl Rohman Stacy Word Jane Sanford Susie Word Linda Yother STANLEY BEAVERS TONY CLARK SONDRA HELTON SHELBY AVANS OFFICERS PAT WOOD EDDIE RUTH STARR GORDON MITCHELL DICKY WALKER MARTHA POPE SONDRA HELTON, Drum Majorette Majorettes Nancy Vinson. Barbara Morris; Drum Majorette Sondra Helton; Majorettes Barbara Gauldin. Shelby Avans; Flag Bearers Betty Starr. Eddie Ruth Starr, Margaret Shears. (Not shown) Judy Adams. First row: Barbara Denham, Tena Bates, Linda Pike, Margaret Gilpin, Paula Ford, Alda Carroll, Jackie Jacobs, Jeanette Diffe, Pat Williams, Eddie Starr, Jane Willingham, Betty Starr, Faye Bittle, Annette Estes, Jackie Finch, Martha Avans, Ann Steen, Hellen Stancil, Shirley Worthy, Sue Taylor, Sara Ford, Bobbie Morris, Ann Chitwood, Mary Chambliss, Annette Durant, Emma Foster. Second row: Jeanene Willingham, Rachel Williams, Martha Coleman, Willine Linder, Maxine Rust, Faye Phillips, Linda Nelson, Betty Denham, Martha Haynes, Lin- da Ervin, Marie Wesson, Martha Ford, Dbt Torrence, Carolyn Woosley, Gail Dick, Mona Hughes, Margaret Wil- liams, Marion Crossley, Patsy Walker, Martha Pope, Dana O'Brien, June Stan, Jo Ann Richardson, Pauline What- ley, Sondra Helton, Annette Webb. Third row: Elaine Howell, Rebecca Pugh, Mary Woodrow, Jane Adams, Judy Hopper, Irene Free, Mary Waddell, Linda Ervin, George Griffith, Patsy Muncher, Diane Bagley, Wayne Ren- froe, Tony Clark, Joe McCaig, Carolyn Henegar, Martha Haywood, Margaret Pike, Joyce Estes, Allen Williams, Joan Blevins, Lanelle White, Linda Ross, Carolyn Weaver, Wanda Wood, Paulette Hale, Nancy Pike. Fourth row: Harold Cole, Richard Doss, Charles Moon, Mitchell Reaves, Charles Williams, Don Ledbetter, Jerry Bennett, Nan- cy Ingram, Kenneth Reid, Jimmy McCary, Ernest Brown, Jerry Haynes, Joan Skinner. SENIOR CHORAL MR. PAUL ARLINE Director State Officers of Future Business Leaders of America Mark Smith, Marion Crossley, Leon Kennedy. School Winner of Jaycees Speaking Contest r School Winner of Betty Crocker Contest TONY CLARK PATSY WALKER CLASS PROPHECY Yesterday afternoon I was in my flower garden pulling weeds when I saw a forget- me-not. Feeling a little childish, I pulled the flower, sat down by my elm tree, and started pulling petals. When I pulled the first petal, something strange happened! I saw, through a mist. Congressman John Winn presenting a medal to Patsy Walker, the world's most famous homemaker. As I pulled another petal, I saw Marion Crossley singing, accompanied on the piano by Margaret Williams. Listening very intently to the opera were the very digni- fied ladies, Ann Bell and Loretta Free. Another petal was pulled; the president of Anniston National Bank, Jack Findley, was lending Dana O’Brien and Hellen Stancil money to set up a beauty shop. I also saw Milton Harris come into the bank loaded with money to deposit. I pulled the biggest petal on the flower; Martha Pope, Patsy Wood, and Sara Ford, all loomed before me with their same wittiness. They were swapping; they seemed to be enjoying the fun. In another scene, I saw Shirley Worthy, surrounded by all her suitors, each beg- ging her to marry him. Among those suitors, I thought I saw Stanley Bell, a successful businessman. When that scene faded away, I pulled another petal at random. I heard a lot of laughter; I opened my eyes and beheld Jerry Woodrow, a prosperous comedian. He was on television, station WZYT, owned by Carl Huckeba and Jerre Haynes. Their private secretary was June Starr. My attention was turned to another scene. I saw two preacher's wives at a church meeting. They were Bernice Jones and Gaynelle Miles. The two ladies seemed very happy in their roles as ministers' wives. The next petal brought to my eyes the Wellborn School. Larry Haynes was still driving a school bus. The teacher on bus duty wasjolene Vinson. In the office I saw Patricia Renfroe, the school secretary. Joan Skinner, the P. T. A. president, was hav- ing a conference with Mr. Gardner. I pulled another petal and saw an ambulance being driven by Russell Hurley, rushing to the hospital. At the emergency door, Doctor Donald Clement was waiting for the patient. Policeman Calvin Moore was there too. The next scene was in a forest. I saw forest ranger, Ray Finch, talking with two campers, Kaymond Pitts and Preston Higgins. There were only three petals left so I pulled the middle petal. Before me ap- peared several children, and some tired looking mothers, who were Frankie Lloyd, Christine Sellers, and the Ray wives, Bonnie and Barbara. CLASS PROPHECY (continued) The next petal presented a theater before me. The billboard read: In person, the real gone dancer, Harold Cole. As the theater door opened, I saw Clara Stacks taking up tickets. I recognized one of the ushers as Steve Estes. The sign on the door read, Manager, Ernest Brown; Assistant Manager, Colon Laney. As I looked around inside the lobby, I read one coming attraction that was interesting: Starting Monday - Eighty Minutes To The Moon, starring Jerry Bennett and Billy Shears. Somewhere I heard a band. I left the theater and outside, playing Anchors Away, was the Navy band. The drummer was Dicky Walker. Wayne Chandler, an ensign,was directing the band. The soloist for the band was Leon Kennedy. On the street corner, I saw three familiar faces, Earlene Gilbert, Estelle Gard- ner, and Martha Hayes. They were buying flowers from Mark Smith. I pulled the last petal and there confronted me, a cooking school. The teacher was Earl Bearden. One of the Students was Denny Broadwell. The school supervisor was Frances Magouyrk. In the next building was a singing school. The teacher was Larry Pendley, one of Broadway's best baritones. Two of his star pupils were Don Ponder and Albert Cline. Turning away from the buildings I saw Kenneth Lloyd strolling down the street. He had on overalls and a big plaid shirt. It appeared to me like he was a farmer and a successful one too! When that scene faded away, I stretched, got up, and looked around. Every- thing was as usual; I was in my own backyard. I laughed at myself for having such a silly dream; then I saw a torn forget-me-not in my hand! By WANDA WOOD CLASS POEM As days pass by, and years roll on. And we sail upon the sea of fate, We want the class we leave at Wellborn, To remember the Seniors of '58. Our number seems to be small. There is only sixty in all. But to us that's not a tragedy. Ask any sepior! You will see! Small in number but large in heart. Every senior does his part. When there's a task to be done, You can count on us, everyone. Higgins, Holmes, O'Brien, and Bell, Are good examples of the Wellborn male. Boys, like Estes, Lloyd and Ponder, Certainly can make you wonder! There is never a dull minute When you're around either Finch or Bennett. Our Romeo is none other than Pendley. We girls agree he certainly is friendly. When playing football, Pitts, Woodrow, and Moore, Can really make the opposition sore. In our class we have the Findley twins; You can tell them apart by their grins. Our quiet boys are Laney and Brown; They hardly make a sound. Clement, Cole, Smith, and Walker, Each of these is a talker! Kennedy, Chandler, Harris, and Winn, Will all one day be prominent men. Both of our Hayneses. Larry and Jerre, Always seem to be quite merry. Shears, Cline, and Huckeba, Are excellent students in P. E. Hurley and Broadwell are in the same ship. Another year of school and their lids will flip! CLASS POEM (continued) Our married girls are very gay; They are Lloyd, Sellers, Bonnie and Barbara Ray. Girls you never see mope, Are O’Brien, Worthy, Jones, and Pope. Ford is a noisy little gal; We like her noise ’cause she's our pal. Renfroe, Vinson, and also Stacks, Are girls wno never their study relax. You never have to go far To find girls like Stancill and Starr. Maguoyrk, Gilbert, and Free, Quiet students are these three. Hayes, Gardner, and Bell. Are really the quiet ones, you can tell. Crossley and Williams are good friends; Let's hope this friendship never ends. Miles and Walker is each a straight A student; There is no mistake, they are very prudent. Patsy Wood is a cheerful lass; She is very popular in the class. Girls like Skinner are hard to find; She is considerate, thoughtful, and kind. This sums up the class of '58, All of whom we hope will graduate! Now this poem I will end, While I'm still everybody's friend! Wanda Wood AS THE WORLD CHANGES MARK SMITH The history of the graduating class of Wellborn High School, year of 1958, is something like the history ol site world. It all began four years ago in the month of August, year of '54. The students were then classed as lowly freshmen. They were, in fact, the first class of freshmen for Wellborn High, since it was a new school at that time. I know that was a year of turmoil with a new school, new teachers, and new people and for the first time different teachers for almost all classes. Like all new things, they were a strange lot. Some shy, some bold, some undecided. All in all, it was a mixture of all kinds of personalities, We struggled through that freshman year with a few social occasions and much fun. The holidays came; we appreciated them at first, but we were certainly glad when they were over. Like the world, after it got settled, our sophomore year was better. We knew our way around, knew more people, and kuew the schedules. More social events were enjoyed. We had our first ban- quet. the Sophomore-Junior banquet. It was indeed a gala affair, arranged in the iibrary. Our sopho- more Year, we had our first football team, basketball team, and other competitive sports. We had our first annual, newspaper and clubs. As the world became mote mature and experienced during later years, so did the class of 57. Our Junior year was something tot the books. New peop.e, new teachers, new sckedu.es. a new foot- ball field, new clubs, and so many advances, we were like the golden, roaring twenties, foil of life. We vhug deeper to get the things we wanted to knew. v e had numerous sccial affairs which were topped ott by out first Junior-Senior Sun-jiet at the Y. NL.C. A. The Juhac Stencens Oecnesca made it seem as if we could dance all night to the heavenly music, no doubt some of us would have if we had been per- mitted. But, Alas! all good things must come to an end; regretfully, we allowed ourselves to be ush- ered away from the beautifully decorated ballroom and wandered toward home. This year our band rated superior in the state. The only band of Calhoun County to do so! The year closed too slowly it seemed. We wanted to get school over with for good. Vacation time came at last! All during vacation we kept saying the same thing, I'll be glad when I finish school. At last our Senior year arrived! We were the 'big wheels.” New faces were present, old ones missing; like periods of time, they dropped from the scene. It was a busy year from start to finish. Our rings came! O Glorious day. The thing we had wanted since third grade. We linallv had a class ring all our own. Next, we ordered cards, invitations, caps and gowns, diplomas, and other things necessary for graduation. Then it dawns; like the world of today, we were living a fast Ufe. Time was swiftly slipping away. Suddenly, we would like to halt time and remain as we are. We're not too much in favor of getting out anymore. It becomes sad when we think about it. But time doesn't stand still for mortal men. It seemed to slide by all too swiftly. The year was nearly gone. We had social affairs galore; but, somehow, there was a touch of sadness about them; we knew they would be our last. The cream of social life, the Junior-Senior Banquet came much too soon. What a masterpiece of decorations, beautiful music, happy people, and all that goes with the magic of fun. The cards had been exchanged, the invitations sent, the caps and gowns fitted, the diplomas signed. The time was here: Graduation. All the events, the BACCALAUREATE SERVICE, the COM- MENCEMENT ADDRESS, and finally the GRADUATION EXERCISES! We are given a DIPLOMA, and congratulated by Mr. Gardner, and other members of the faculty, along with friends and relatives. Like the world of tomorrow our future is uncertain, but we face it bravely. W e have received good training from start to finish at Wellborn. We are then leaders of tomorrow! How do I know all these things? Simple: I'm a Wellborn Senior! CLASS MOTTO: Do today as you would like to be remembered tomorrow. ALMA MATER WELLBORN HIGH SCHOOL, WELLBORN HIGH SCHOOL We’re so proud of you With your standards all before us To you we’ll be true. Gladly do we sing thy praises And of heroes tell. To stand up for the right Protect and keep thee ever bright. WELLBORN HIGH SCHOOL, WELLBORN HIGH SCHOOL We’re so proud of you And when from these halls we go, Our hearts are ever true. Through the years from near and far We’ll turn to Wellborn High We’re faithful to thee, loyal, true To our dear WELLBORN HIGH. COMPOSED BY: Mrs. Bernice Miller and Julian Stephens MR. O. A. GARDNER, Principal OFFICE ASSISTANTS Nancy Hathorne, Joan Skinner, Bernice Jones, Pat Wood, Jane Willingham, Marie Wesson, (seated) Mrs. Amer- son. School Secretary. Homecoming Queen - BONNIE TUMBLIN Attendant, Nancy Vinson; Principal, Mr. Gardner; tXicen, Bourne Tumblin; Attendant, Martha Pope. W Club Sponsor, Pat Wood; Maids, Sondra Hel- ton and Paula Ford. SENIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM First row: Jerry Woodrow, Larry Pendley, Leon Kennedy, Donald Vinson, Larry Chandler, Kenneth Halpin, Eugene Saucier, Charles Parks, Charles Moore. Second row: Ray Finch, Raymond Pitts, Calvin Moore, Preston Higgins, Robert Alexander, Buddy Murphree, George Beck, Charles Williams, Charles Moon, Rudy Abbott, Wayne Chandler. Third row: Roger Pitts, Bobby Pope, Billy O'Brien, Gene Gilbert, Jimmy Hammett, Lewis Pruett, Julian Holmes, Gerald Dill, Stanley Bell, Ronald Jackson, Darrell Bailey, Toby Craft, Larry Adams. risl JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM First row: Mike Cooper, Gene Brunson, Ronnie Ponder, Wayne Talley, Lamar Murphree, Kenneth Medders, Don- ald Holmes, Ralph Madison, David Harris, Rene Halpin. Second row: Mike Woodrow, Tommy Morris, Howard Miles, Jackie Woodrow, Tommy Nall, Robert Beck, Doyle Moore, Gene Hyde, Jerry Smith, Buddy Cutcliff. 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