West Jefferson High School - Jeffersonian Yearbook (Quinton, AL)
- Class of 1952
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S 1 Tho Jofforoooloo Dol om, 6 Woot Joiforoon High School tlomton ilaboma H52 The Q geniofz Glass ozewoab Your i952 JEFFERSONIAN is an attempt to present an accurate and colorful record of the events of the year. Believing that we can best reveal the presentby comparing it with the past, we have tried to point out some of the incidents which have made West Jefferson High School what it is. We want this book to serve as a constant reminder of our happy school days and of the dear friends whom we have gained through unforgettable associations. 5 wghgs edicafcon In appreciation for the many hours of hard work she has devoted to the annual and for her unfailing guidance in this, our last year of high school, we, the senior class of l952, fondly dedicate this annual to MISS CAUNETTE MCDONALD l Front Row Left to Rught Betty Moms Betty Bates Raymond Shackleford John Hucks Bobble Nell Holcomb Clarance Nlchols Second Row Muss Stalcup Muss McDonald Tommy Hann Mary Swundle Raymond Shackleford John Hncks Betty Bates Mary Swnndle Betty Morns Tommy Hann Clarance Nuchols Caunette McDonald Clarussa Stalcup nnua gfahl Edutor an-Chuef Assnstant Edntor Business Manager Secretary Actuvuty Edntor Sports Edutor Cnrculatuon Manager Director Typung Dnrector Bobbie Nell Editor ALBERT L. ARMSTRONG History, Mathematics, Science B . S. , Texas Wesleyan College Sponsor--John Doe Club MARIE S. AUSTIN English, Science A.B. , Birmingham-Southern College Sponsor--Junior Honor Society LILLIAN G. EVANS Physical Education A. B . , Birmingham-Southern College Sponsor--Cheerleaders PAUL MAY NARD FARROW Music Birmingham Conservatory of Music, Birmingham-Southern College Director--Band, Glee Club MR. J. G. MANUEL Principal B. S. , University of Alabama, Graduate Work, University of Alabama ' 'S V 'Q fin' 131' will l MARGARET HENDERSO N Social Studies, Mathematics Florence State Teachers College, A.B., Birmingham- Southern College, University Center Sponsor--Career Club VIRGINIA ANN HICKS Science B. S. , University of Alabama Sponsor--Student Council MARY HILL Home Economics B. S. , Peabody College, M. A. , Howard College, Alverson Business College Sponsor--Junior Red Cross PEAR L HUFF MA N English Athens College, A.B. , Birmingham-Southern College Sponsor--F. T. A. Club DAVID O. LOGAN, JR. History, Nlathematics Snead College, A. B., B. S., Jacksonville State Teachers College Sponsor--Writers' Club HE LEN LO LLAR Librarian A B University of Alabama Sponsor Library Club MARJORIE MCCLENDON Registrar Montevallo Col lege V C McC LUSKEY Physical Education A B Howard College Auburn Florida State Umver su CAUNETTE McDO NALD English A B Birmingham Southern College MA University of Alabama Sponsor Annual Dramatucs an .its gf' flap -th? nuff l 4 CLARICE MI LLIGAN Social Studies A. B., Alabama College, Howard College Sponsor--Art Club FLOSSIE MAY SMITH Mathematics B S Jacksonville State Teachers College Birmingham Southern College Sponsor National Honor Society FLORENCE SNOW English Spanish B S Birmingham Southern College Sponsor Good Etiquette Club CLARISSA STALCUP Commercial Studies A B University of Alabama Sponsor Paper Staff FRANK A WADSWORTH Social Studies Physical Education Alabama Polytechnic Institute B S Howard College M A Peabody College TC MMY HA NN President W o s Who 4 Football l 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Spanush Club 4 ! Q. Glee Club 4 Scuence CIJI: 3 Pre Sensor Play 4 Senior Play 4 CHAR LES TUMLIN Vuce Presuclent Whos Who 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Ba eball 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 lib Al BETTY BATES Secretary Treasurer Salutatorlan 4 Who s Who 4 An nualStafF4 Cheerleader4 Foot Sponsor4 NHS 3 4 Reporter3 4 F T A Spanush Club 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 u 3 4 Pa Staff2 3 4' Scnence Club 3 Band l 2 Sensor Play 4 Jr Red Cr s l 2 Wunner nn Advertnsmg Con tes l MARY SWINDLE Attendance Chalrmar- Whos Who 4 Good Cutuzenshnp Gnrl 4 Annual Staff 4 Senior Play aper Staff 3 4 N lub l Jr Red Crossl 2 3 Perl'ectAtten dance Club 2 ELMER AYCOCK D votuonal Cl1CH'fT1Clf'I -Q 114' WosWho4 Footballl 3 4 F A 3 4 ScuenceC.J Glass Gllllicefzs WF' 'U' 'lf 1 lu l I I 1 1 F f It - '. ' - ' P ' 3 I Aft N A V X, . - . f A f ' 2 , , , 1 xi w - 5 1 r F 1 - 5, Y . ' Liv, . Yrs 3 .. 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A' T-5 MOST HANDSOME BOY PRETTIEST GIRL in Alberf Myers Fcnme Morqms YQWQ WITTEST Don Lofhom LuIIue Moe Vonderver nf' i :Qu t U I ,ff Y BIGGEST LIAR Kenneth Ecdy ui W MOST COURTEOUS Mary Swnndle Hugh Hcgood 095 gli db 441,-g BIGGEST PESTS Hazel Justice--Don Lothom MO ST LOYA L Tommy Hcnn MOST STUDIOUS Bobble Nell Holcomb -Clarcnce Nichols MOST DESPERATE LOVERS Betty Bates Tommy Honn El ,J ' S Q ' u, 0- A sl I ' 1 x 'iftf xftf 5ENl0 as Golm Plnk and Wmt ass 'flowefz Whnte Carnatuon G a moffo Not Fumshecl Just B gun GSS Gem Alas our hugh school days ar over And all too soon the tnme draws n ar When we m.:st part wxth Frsends and class notes And teachers whom we love so dear Tnme to us has flown by swnttly For our hearts were young and gay Now our laughter and oJr mnschuet ls all a part of yesterday Let's be seruous For a moment And plan a lute worth whale Though we have a task before We must Face at wuth a smile As we enter Lute s hard school And as we Face the rlsnng sJn We mJst never forget o.Jr motto Not Funushed Just Begun We wall always r member the teachers Who have helped gratefJlly along th way The smnl s and encourag ment they gave .Js Wnll go wuth Js from day to day Perhaps many many y ars from now W lull b tara art But our Alma Mater W J H S Well renaun Forever In our hearts Haz I JJstnc ass Husfofzuf September 1947 we the present senuors began our eventful hugh school lufe We wauted un a happy yet apprehensuve mood for the bell to rung and the doors to open to admut us as freshmen to West Jefferson Hugh School Most of us Jr lls could be classufued un euther of two ways those who were tumud and afraud of hugh school and realuzed that they really dudnt know anythung and those who thought they had reached the heught of learnung and couldnt possubly be taught anythung else be cause they were HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS The three Jr II homeroom teachers Mrs Metta V Ayers Mrs Florence Lloyd and Mrs Ethel Mad dox understood the emotuonal stages we were experuencung and wuth theur help we survuved our furst year and moved one step up the lad der We were now exultant Jr llls As Jr llls we became more unterested school actuvutues The Jr Ils and Jr llls spon sored a Muss Junuor Hugh contest to secure money for the school Annue Chaffune was The Jr lll homeroom teachers Muss Flossue Mae Smuth Mrs Florence Snow and Muss Betty Sue Youngblood durected our actuvutues and enabled us to reach the second step of the ladder Each of us looked forward to becomung a Sr I because then he could choose two sublects un addutuon to hus requured courses Everyone lukes to realuze hus umportance and responsubuluty and these two trauts we felt tremendously It was our furst year un senuor hugh school and our reluance upon others decreased slughtly Mrs Mary Hull and Muss Flossue Mae Smuth went through thus era of feelung and thought wuth us as our homeroom teachers We clumbed to the thurd step When one us a uunuor un hugh school h seems lust a luttle lower than the angels he ANGELS beung senuors of course To our amaze ment however the senuors were very fruendly and helpful and we began to luke the status of beung 'lust a luttle lower than the sensors We were especually proud of our May Queen Betty Morrus who was a lunuor The Sr Il homeroom teachers Mrs Metta V Ayers and Muss Flossue Mae Smuth auded us extensuvely our struggle for the coveted tutle of senuor At last we mounted the golden pedestal In September 1951 we really got that dug nufued senuor feelung There were thurty sux of us un the senuor class We were very enthusuastuc and began early to make plans and to hold electuons Tommy Hann was elected presudent of the class Charles Tumlun vuce presudent and Betty Bates secretary and treasurer The class presented a pre senuor play If Mother Only Knew, and a senuor play Clumbmg Roses, both under the durectuon of Muss Caunette McDonald Durung our uunuor and senuor years cut West Jefferson nune students of our class were elected to membershup un the Natuonal Honor Socuety ln order to funance our annual all the senuors have at some tume thus year token on the roles of salesmen We have sold cold drunks hot dogs Chrustmas cards hand cream shampoo salt and pepper shakers foldung toothbrushes and magazune subscruptuons The latter venture un salesmanshup was clumaxed by a wuener roast guven by the losung team to the wunnung portuon of the class As our homeroom teacher Muss Caunette McDonald has been a source of helpful guudance and welcome fruendshup As a teacher she has served as an unspuratuon to those plannung to enter the teachung professuon No one could ask for a better fruend Many who started wuth u un Jr ll ha e gone theur separate ways some to the servuce of our country some to other schools some to work and some to engage un that happy yet rocky unstututuon of matrumony We wush these former classmates were wuth us to share thus great once un a lufetume experuence hugh school graduatuon As we conclude our hugh school hustory at West Jefferson we do not want to forget the excutung experuences we have had and shared Neuther do we want to forget the mustakes we have made We wush to cherush the happy mem orues un our hearts and we shall struve to wrute a better hustory of our unduvudual luves as we go our separate ways We move courageously unto the future Bobbue Nell Holcomb Bl . Q 1 ' Il ' ll 1 -3 1 I In ' ' ' . n I T I I . 1 ll ' . ' 1 1 ' . . . ,, . . - . , . . . . . . , . 1 ', ' - ' 1 I u I I ' , , . - ' 1 I 1 ' 1 - ' ' . . I . . I . . ' 1 , . . . . . . , , , ' ' in . . ' . . . , , 1 1 1 1 u . u .s . I I . 1 a I . ' selected Miss Junior High of West Jefferson. - - . a Q I . I I I . 1' 1 0 s s 1 n nu ' S ' I v I . . . . . . I I u u I . . I -. - -. . . -- . n . . . . . I e - ll ,II ' . . .I 1 - ' - . . I I . s . I . ' ' 1 Q ' I' ' ' 11 1 . I I u . u . Ga pfwfrlt. I1 Fuve years had passed sunce the class of 52 had graduated from West Jefferson All through hugh school ut had been my dream to make a tour of Europe and now my dreams had funally come through Here I was walkung down one of the famous streets of Parus France I had been so busy vuewung the sughts that I had hardly notuced how tured my feet were The next park bench I came to I sat down I began to thunk about all the thungs Europe was noted for One thung I partucularly remem bered from hustory was that Europe was well known for wutchcraft An udea struck me why not go to a fortuneteller and fund out what each member of the class of 52 was doung ' I wondered whom I could ask for unformatuon sunce ut was gettung rather late I decuded to questuon the cute Iuttle person suttung besude me She Iokoed at me and smuled as though she recognuzed me but I knew that ut would be lust luck to meet an acquauntance here un France I asked her uf she knew of a fortune teller as I wanted to fund out what the other members of my hugh school class were doung To my amazement she asked whuch members I would luke to hear about The furst one I thought of was Doyce Jean Aycock because her name was always furst on the roll book She saud Doyce had been pro moted from the post offuce un Bessue and had become presudent of the postal system un At Ianta Georgua Doyces best fruend Thelma Davus was not far away she was head nurse of Lawson and General Hosputal Bobby Vaughn had become one of Chucagos leadung lawyers Hus furst case was that of hus wufe who had sued hum on the grounds that he spent too much tume at home and not enough on hus 'ob Fannue Marquus had won the Muss Alabama Contest of 1957 and was un Atlantuc Cuty com petung for the tutle of Muss Ameruca Lullue Mae Vanderver and Margaret Cucero had funushed Florence State Teachers College and were at West Jefferson teachung a full schedule of eught three classes each of durected study Charles Tumlun and Kenneth Eady were stull close fruends and now owned and operated a chaun of skatung runks and swummunug pools un New York Washungton and Chucago Jean Vanderver was a pruvate secretary to the Secre tary of State and was tenth un Iune for the secretarual posutuon to the Presudent Mary Swundle was a leadung duetutuan at the Mayo Clunuc un Rochester Munnesota where only three had recently dued from food pouson ung and where ten more were beung treated for the ullness Elmer Aycock had graduated from Buble college and was pastor of one of the largest churches un Floruda Sara Gruffuns and Peggy McCulIoughs graceful fugures had se cured for them modelung posutuons at New York s , . , . 1 I ' I f I I 1 1 I . , . . , . u I ' , I t . . . . I . . . H . ,, . . . . . ,, . . ,, .. I . periods-five classes each on love affairs and . ' . I . I . Q I I . . . . I . I , . . . . . , . I - I - ' ' ' . . . , famous modelnng agency The Good and Hood owned by Hugh Hagood and Luther Hood Hazel Justnce was nn New York taknng Gracne Allens place on televnsnon She was to appear on Red Skeltons and Arthur Godfreys programs next She had become a knockout nn televnsnon Beth Nncholas and Ruth Kemeys were stnll happnly marrned Beth had fnnally learned to cook wnth salt and sugar and Ruth was teach nng Englnsh and math to Sandra Raymond Shackelford was edntor of the Crnmson Whnte at the Unnversnty of Alabama Betty Morrns hns assnstant secured the nokes and gossnp for the paper I kept wondernng how my compannon knew so much about my classmates I thought she must surely be a fortuneteller l was eager to hear more She told me that John Hncks was gonng to medncal school to study the heart so that he could become an expert on solvnng love affanrs Albert Myers owned a plane that he flew from New York Anrfneld to Europe and hns anrlnne hostess was Betty Bates Clarance Nnchols was runnnng for the governorshnp of Alabama and Dan Latham was hns campangn manager Clarances competntor was Charles Dyer whose campangn manager was Bnlly Mor row Bobble Nell Holcomb was secretary to the Blackston Hogge Publnshnng Company The owners Dolores Blackston and Bobby Joyce Hogge were thnnknng of promotnng Bobbne Nell to the vnce presndency Wanda Kuykendall and Margaret Reagan operated a radno statnon WHJS nn Hollywood Calnfornna My talkatnve lnttle frnend had about gnven out of breath she suggested we go to a restaurant and talk over a cup of coffee lt was very dark now and we hardly saw the taxncab that rolled up On the snde of the cab were the words Yneldnngs Ynelds Fast Serv nce As we stepped nnto the cab I recognnzed Bnlly Yneldnng He sand he owned the largest taxncab servnce nn Parns He was certamly yneld nng fast servnce when we heard a whnstle blow A cop stepped up to the snde of the cab and sand Now see here lm Badge Burns l knew from the phrase that our offncer was Tommy Hann He told us that he was head of the let us off wnthout a tncket We arrnved at the restaurant and Bnlly bade us farewell My compannon sand that she was to meet some frnends here When we stepped nnto the lnghted nnternor of the restaurant I recognnzed for the fnrst tnme Mnss Caunette McDonald Now I understood why she knew so much about the members of the class She sand that she too was maknng a tour of Europe and wanted me to meet the frnends wnth whom she was travelnng As we approached the table l was stunned to see Mrs Marlorne Mc Clendon and Mr and Mrs J G Manuel Mr Manuel had retnred as prnncnpal of West Jeffer son and sand that he was lust begnnnnng to lnve now We talked untnl the wee hours of the mornnng and then sand farewell Barbara Satterfneld - H ' ' ' ' 1 I I ' ll ' ' ' . I I . , . . I I ' I I . c I . . I . I . t H . I U I I ' I . police force but, for old time's sake, would I I s I I 1 . , ' I S I , . I . - I u . . n I . I o u . I I . Glass wil We the Senuor Class of West Jefferson Hugh School 1952 beung of sound and dusposung mund and memory and wuthout unfluence of any person place or thung do make publush and declare thus to be our Last Wull and Testa ment as follows Elmer Aycock Albert Myers and Charles Tumlun wull theur athletuc skull to Lavonne Hann and Neul Henson Betty Bates wulls her theme bunder to Lynette West Charles Dyer leaves to James Guthrue hus lab as lanutor Kenneth Eady wulls hus trombone to hus brother Gene Sara Gruffun and Fannue Marquus bequeath theur posutuons as cheerleaders to Sara Latham and Tommue Truce Bully Yueldung and Hazel Justuce wull theur appetutes to Eddue Reachard To Jummy Snyder goes Tommy Hann s abuluty to get along wuth others John Hucks Clarance Nuchols and Raymond Shackleford wull theur Spanush books to Mrs Snow Bobble Nell Holcomb bequeaths her pleasung dusposutuon to Nelta Hull Luther Hood leaves hus date books to Burt Davus Dan Latham wulls hus love for pesterung people to Nell Reeder Betty Morrus bequeaths her push button smule to Sue Lamon Barbara Satterfueld wulls her musucal abuluty to Joan Muze Hugh Hagood leaves hus courteous behavuor as a model for the student body as a whole Margaret Cucero wulls her musucal laughter to Buel Burchfueld To the Jumor Class the Senuors bequeath theur desure to stay out of debt We hope that next year wull be funancually easter for you than the past one has been for us To Mr Manuel and to the faculty we ex press our fondest wushes for future happuness and success un the fueld of educatuon To West Jefferson Hugh School we leave our grateful thanks for knowldege gauned and for happy fruendshups made In wutness whereof we have hereunto sub scrubed our names and affixed our seal thus 24th day of May one thousand nune hundred and fufty two Wutnesses Bully Morrow Margaret Reagan Subscrubed by the Senuor Class of West Jef ferson Hugh School 1952 the Testator named un the foregoung wull un the presence of these wutnesses Executor of thus Wull Raymond Shackleford Class Lawyer I I . 1 1 ' 1 . . . .. 1 1 1 1 , , 1 1 1 1 . . . - 1 ' ' 1 . , ' 1 . , .. 1 I I . : . . .. . , , 1 5 1 . 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