Winfield High School - Pirate Yearbook (Winfield, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1962 volume:

■ I If mM 1 gi! III! fi«i! ill 1 nil ■Ill ■ill ■in ii HH ■■8 ■ ■ ■■ DJie 1962 J iraie foreword We, the Annual Staff, are proud to present to you our 1962 PIRATE. This book has caught glimpses here and there, so that in years to come the activities of this school year at WINFIELD HIGH will not be dimmed and will not fade from memory. In later years, while turning these pages, if you should recall the many smiles, sorrows, and dreams of ' 62, we shall be content, know- ing that we have done the thing we were called upon to do. THE PIRATE STAFF Fred Dickinson, Editor D£is S7s liOin iefcf Jfi £ Uao e of Gonienl ITS PEOPLE Administration Faculty Classes Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Eighth Seventh Elementary ITS LIFE Favorites Mr. and Miss W.H.S. Homecoming Queen and Court Miss Citizenship Organizations ITS SPIRIT Athletics Football Cheerleaders Band Basketball Baseball Activities Banquets Snaps ITS REWARDS Graduation e ■■ ' - ' ■f W HI ' iW WW ipWi if f|i DMINI PRAT i SUPERL In our times we h ve seen habits and customs of hul ventured into space. I e flies faster than sound. En his own brand of climaiie regardless of the climate ouJ These changes were i|)t inevitable and did notcom¥ is thought, trouble, ' anc brt. Uli] JT ' S MESSj , even thousafids of years, undergo a transformation. Man has arieties of e rtainment await his turn of a dial. He selects out without hard work and disappointment. The price of progress If we maintain and | trained minds breed def Education has made K his recent message to Co highest:: ffl)ression of achie ' .this high standard of living, we must develop our intellectual resources to the fullest. Un y, despair, and dependence. % ; great. It is chiefly our education that makes us what we are. President Kennedy said in Education is both the foundation and unifying force of democratic way of life - it is the t in our society, enabling and enriching human life. In short, it is at the same rime the V can make and ' ||e richest reward it can confer. .o the outer planets. As we m e into tomorrow, we must rise to new degrees of greatness, nationally, socially and eco- nomically. Democracy growsor diminishes daily by the choices and decisions we make. These choicesand these decisions reflect our quality of education. Quality education is achieved through the united efforts of our teachers, parents and stu- dents. e can not expect good grades and trained minds without effort nor high salaries and good wages without labor. - - ' ' Paul J. Weeks FROM THE PRINCIPAL To the Pirate Staff, student body, faculty members, superintendent, and other personnel of the Winfield City Schools: f Serving for the first time as your principal, after having worked with you for several years in otherCapacities, ftiakd al the things I have always believed about you - that you are one of the most professional, cooperative, and unselfish groups a principal could ever be privileged to work with. i.3Mliite.i i ■ Henry W. Beecher said, Every tomorrow has two handles: we take hold by the handle of anxiety, j| Bpe handle of faith. Beecher implied that the quality of our lives depends in a large measure on the way we approaJ Hp new experi- ence. If, in timidity and fear, we doubt our capacity to m t demands and responsibilities as theJ HKtO us, life be- comes a torment of anxiety and frustration. But if we hav j ith in our ability«fcmaster the tas HpFeSch day brings, prosided e face them bravely and give them our best effodmhen life becomes MYenturej t gtfKh and achievement. you and yours y School Jjoarcl Mr. Pate Howell Mr. E. B. Carothers Dr. R. E. Fikes Mr. Elbert E. Ivie, Chairman Dr. Edwin Couch ' P.U. ' Jl. Officers fys j innuaJ o z iff ' m ' ( I I I III Try— ' ¥ ffi k ACuLTY SUZIE ALEXANDER - Special LOUISE ASTON - First LILLIAN BARTHOLOMEW - English J. S. BRINDLEY - D. O. LILLIAN CARNES - Second MAXINE COLEY - P. E. DREXEL DAVIS - Special Class VERA DEATON - Math GRADY DILLARD - Fifth EDITH EGAN - History EULA FOWLER - Fifth BERTHA GANN - Math LOUISE HARRIS - Librarian f. HSf. SUZIE ALEXANDER - Special LOUISE ASTON - First LILLIAN BARTHOLOMEW - English AMILEA BRINDLEY - Soc. Studies J. S. BRINDLEY - D. O. LILLIAN CARNES - Second MAXINE COLEY - P. E. DREXEL DAVIS - Special Class VERA DEATON - Math GRADY DILLARD - Fifth EDITH EGAN - History . ;« ' HULA FOWLER - Fifth BERTHA GANN - Math LOUISE HARRIS - Librarian W. D. HUNT - Agriculture ODENE MAY - Third LUCY McCALEB - First HAROLD Mcdonald - science INA MURL MOORE - Music LOLA MOSS - Fourth ska BERNICE PHILLIPS - Home Ec. QWENDOLYN REED - Third QUIDA ROBERTS - Fourth IRDINE SHIREY - History LEOLEN SIZEMORE - Commercial LOWELL SMITH - Science CLARENCE TAPLEY - Band BEATRICE VERNON - Third DURELL WARREN - Science WARD WEBSTER - Science VELMA WEEKS - Sixth JEWEL WEST - English ALMA WOODBURN - English c5. enior G c ass icers JERRY SMITH - President GERALD SPANN - Treasurer LYNETTE MOORE - Secretary KATHIE MINOR - Vice President CONNIE SPILLER - Reporter CAROLYN GAIL ALDRIDGE Red lovin ' woman Ambition: Commercial Artist Glee Club -1; G. I. A. -4; F, H. A. -2; D. S. C. S. -1; 4-H - 1; Class Reporter - 3; Statistician - 4. JETTIE LOU ATKINSON Lu-Lu Ambition: To be a model at the Wayside Fashion Center. F. H. A. -2,3,4; 4-H - 1; Wittiest - 4. GARY CURTIS BARKER Hands Ambition: To own a Factory F, F. A. , - 2, 3, 4; Student Council - 2; W Club -3, 4; Football - 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H - 1; Laziest - 4. BESS ANNE BARTHOLOMEW Bessie Ambition: To marry a multimillionaire, - half dead one. D. S. C. S. - 1; Jr. Honor Society - 1; Band - 1,2, 3,4; Lib. -1; Sec. -2; Pres. -4; Majorette -1,2,3,4; Drum Majorette - 4; Beta Club - 2, 3, 4; Sr. Honor Society - 2, 3, 4; Treasurer - 4; M. L. A. -1,2,3,4; Rep. F. H. A. -1,2, 3,4; Sweetheart - 3; F. T. A. -2,3,4; G. L A. - 3,4. MYRTLE ANN BEASLEY Blondie Ambition: To be a Medical Technician and a singer ' s wife. Band - 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Clu!: - 2, 3, 4; D. O. - 4; Band Officer - 4. JAMES A. BERRYHILL Tar n Ambition: To win the Indian: ■ ;lis 500. Glee Club - 1; Football - 1; D. O. - 3; Escort - 4; 4-H - 1,2. E. BOSTICK Chico Ambition: Lawyer Beta Club - 2. 3, 4; Key Club - 2, 3. 4; Student Council -1,3; W - Club - 2, 3, 4; Neatest Boy - 4; Football - 1,2,3,4; Co- captain - 4; Basketball - 1,2; Class Poet - 4; Business Manager - 4. BARBARA ALLIN BOWEN Babs Ambition: To get my M. R. S. degree F. H. A. -1,2,3,; Student Council - 1, 2; Homecoming Maid - 2; Most Attractive-4; BETTY ANNE BUSSEY Bet Ambition: To be a Lawyer Home Ec Award - 2; 4-H - 1; Library Club -1,2,3; F, H. A. -1; Library Reporter - 4; Assistant - 1,2,3. ROBERT CORBETT Fat Boy Ambition: To be an All American Boy. F. F. A. -2,3,4; W Club -2, 3, 4; Key Club - 3, 4; Pres. W Club - 4; Football - 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain - 4; All WAC - 3, 4; Most Athletic - 4. ANN LYONS COUCH Pal Ambition: To be Mother of the Year. F. H. A. -1; Sec. of Student Council -2; Class Officer - 2; Beta Club - 3, 4; W Club - 3,4; Cheerleader - 3; D. O. -3,4; President D. O. - 4. WALLACE DAVIS Macon Ambition: To become an electronics technician. Football - 2, 3, 4; W Club - 3, 4; Student Council - 4; Most Popular - 4; Usher - 3. PATRICIA WEBSTER DAVIS Pat Ambition: Be a good wife. FREDDIE RAY DICKINSON Fred Ambition: To find what everyone else is looking for. Jr. Honor Society - 1, Vice Pres. - 1; Sr. Honor Society - 2, 3, 4; Beta Club - 2, 3, 4; Key Club - 2,3, 4; Pres. -4; F. T. A. -4; Student Council Vice Pres. -3,4; Biology Award - 2; Band - 1, 2; Football - 3, 4; Baseball - 1,2.3, 4; W Club - 3, 4; Class Pres. - 2,3; Marshal - 3; Annual Editor - 4; Most Attractive - 4; Best All- around - 4. L JANANN DICKINSON Nannie Ambition: To be a gangster undertaker. F. H. A. -2; Library Club - 2, 3, 4; Beta Club - 2,3,4, LINDA DOSS Jo Ambition: To drive a hot-rod at the Indianapolis Speedway. F. H. A, - 1; National Honor Society - 3, 4; Class Sec. - 3; Most Likely to Succeed - 4. 1 I I REBECCA JO DOSS Aider Ambition: Catch a tall man. Student Council Pres. - i; Miss W. H. S. -4; Maid - 3; Student Counci! - 1,3,4; Cheerleader - 4; G. I. A, -3,4, Pres. -4; W Club - 4; F. H, A. - 1,3,4. WILLIAM E. DOSS Wednesday Ambition: To be ambitious Beta Club - 2, 3; Key Club - ' J 3, 4; Football - 1,2, 3; F. T.A. -1; F. F. A. - 1.2. OPAL MARIE GODSEY Kitten Ambition: Be a Millionaire G. I. A. - 3, 4; Office worker - 3, 4. SHERON SPILLER GUIN Shay Ambition: To be a Registered Nurse F. H. A, -1,2,3; G.I. A. -3,4; D.O. WILLIAM ANDERSON HILL, JR. Bill Ambition: Get the most I can out of school; namely myself. Beta Club - 2, 3, 4; F. T. A. -4; Track -1; Football - 1,2, 3, 4; Scholastic Award - 4; Baseball - 2; Basketball - 1,2; Cutest - 4; Key Club -2, 3, Sec. -4; D. S. C. S. -1, Treas. ; Jr. Honor Society - 1 , Treas. ; Sr. Honor Society - 3,4, Vice Pres. - 4; Boys ' State - 3; Chemistry Award - 3; Math Award - 2,4; Biology Award - 2; E. T.V. - 3; Usher. SANDRA LEE HILL Sandy Ambition: To make whatever I do worth- while. 4-H - 1; D.O. - 4. GEORGE FRANK HUBBERT Dude Ambition: To be a millionaire. W Club - 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club - 2, 3; Football - 1; F, F. A. -1,2,3,4; Grouch- iest - 4; Escort - 2,3; 4-H - 1,2; Manager - 1,2,3. LAURA MARIE KENNEDY Ambition: To be ambitious F. H. A. -1,2,4; F. T. A. -4; G. I. A. - 3, 4; Chorus - 3; Grouchiest - 4; Band - 1,2,3,4; Majorette - 3, 4; Office Worker -2,3. GLYNDA FAYE LANG Shortie Ambition: To be a Striper Beta Club - 2, 3, 4; F.H. A. -1,2; D. O. - 3,4; MissD. O. -3; Maid-1; Class Reporter - 2; D, O. Reporter - 4; Pep Squad - 1; Betty Crocker Award - 4. VERMON BRUCE MAYS Brutus Ambition: To be a wild clothes designer. F. F. A. - 2, 4. JERRY MILES Hot-Rock Ambition: To be a successful drunkard. W Club - 4; Football 1 , 2, 3, 4. KATHIE MINOR Chattie Kathie Ambition: Teaching President - 1; F.H. A. - ' . ,4; Pres. -1,2; D. S. C. S. -1; Vic. . sident - 4; BandM.C. -3,4; Cheerlea : ' -3; M. L. A. -3,4; Jr. Honor Society - ,2; W Club - 3,4; Student Council - 2; Beta Club - 2,3,4; Friendliest - 4; Home- coming Queen - 4. GLENDA GAIL McCARVER Ambition: To be a housewife and mother. D. S. C. S. -1; F.H. A. -1,2,3,4; Song- leader - 1, 2, 3; F. T. A. -4; G.I, A. -3, 4; Band - 1,2,3,4; Majorette - 2,3,4; Drum Majorette - 4; M.L. A. -2,3,4; Parliamentarian - 3; Beta Club - 2, 3, 4; Chorus - 3; Band Librarian - 2,3; Most Conceited - 4. CHARLES TERRY MEADORS Tightrope Ambition: To be an Industrial Engineer. Key Club - 4; Usher - 3; Most Courteous - 4; Giftorian - 4; Ensley High School. LYNETTE MOORE Net- Ambition: Be another Florence nightin- gale. Beta Club - 2, 3, 4; F.H. A, -2,3,4; Secretary of Class - 4. VICKY LANE MOSS Girl Moss Ambition: To be Healthy, Wealthy, Happy, and Wise. D. S. C. S. -1; Jr. Honor Society - 1; F, H.A. -1,2,4; F. T. A, -3,4; G. 1. A. - 3,4; Band - 1; Chorus - 3; M. L. A. -2, 3,4; Girls ' State - 3; DAR Good Citizenship - 4; Annual Staff - 4; Sr. Honor Society - 2, 3, 4; Best All -Around - 4. VERNON MOTES CHARLOTT ANN NICHOLS Cha-lot Ambition: To change Nichols to Dollars but not Necessarily through marriage. 4-H - 1; F.H, A. -1,2; F. T. A. -3.4; G. I. A. - 4. LARRY NORRIS Poppa Ambition: To be a good Father. PHILLIP NORRIS Flip Ambition: To be very, very Rich Band - 1,2,3. MIKE REDDEN Egg Ambition: Hustler F. T. A. - 4; Baseball - 3, 4; Usher - 4; Class Prophet - 4; Most Conceited - 4. CHARLES DOUGLAS REESE Cowman Ambition: Live until I Die. Football -2; Basketball - 2,3,4; Baseball - 2, 3, 4; Award - 4; W Club - 4. MARILYN EUGENIA REESE Ambition: Play Baseball for New York Yankees. Beta Club - 2, 3, 4; Student Council - 3, 4; F, H. A. - 2, 3; Most Athletic - 4. JAMES ANTHONY SEATON Tony Ambition: Electrical Engineer. Student Council - 1; Beta Club - 2, 3, 4; Sec. - 4; Key Club - 2, 3, 4; Most Likely to Succeed - 4; Lawyer - 4; D. S. C. S. - 1. MARILYN SIZEMORE Tammy Ambition: To Travel Beta Club - 2, 3, 4; F. H. A, - 1, 2; 4-H - 1. JERRY LAMAR SMITH Rover Ambition: Grow another I W Club - 2, 3, 4; Key CI, 3,4; D.O. -3,4; Boys ' State - 3; Foot ii -1,2,3,4; Co-captain - 4; All WAC - 4; Best All- Around player - 4; Class Pres. - 4; Class Vice Pres. -3; Mr. W. H. S. -4; F. F. A. - 2; Vice Pres. D.O. - 4. TRANSUE SMITH Trannie Ambition: Commercial Studies Teacher Beta Club - 4; Library Club - 2, 3, 4; F. H. A, - 1,2,3; Neatest - 4. JOHNNY SOUTH Fletcher Ambition: To make money. F. F.A. - 2,3,4; Football - 2; 4-H - 1; Wittiest - 4. GERALD MAC SPANN Yak Ambition: Live to be a hundred. Key Club - 3, 4; Usher - 3; Class Treas- urer - 4; Annual Stafi - 4; Friendliest - 4; Beta Club - 4. CONNIE SUE SPILLER Connie Ambition: To be an heiress Beta Club - 2, 3, 4; Class President - 1; Vice President - 2; D. O. - 3, 4; Miss D. O. -4; Cutest - 4; F. H. A. -1,2; Repor- ter - 4; Pep Squad - 1; D, O. President - 3; Sec. - 4; Beta Reporter - 4. VIRGINIA LEE TRULL Ginger Ambition: To live on an Army base D. S. C. S. -1; Student Council - 1; FHA -1,2,3,4; Chorus - 3; G. I. A, -3,4; Drum Majorette - 4; M. L. A. -1,2,3,4; President - 4; F. T. A. - 3, 4; President - 4; Most Popular - 4; Key Club Sweetheart -3. LINDA NANN TUCKER Tucker Ambition: To be wealthy and happy F. H. A. -1,2,3.4; D. O. -3,4; G. 1. A. - 4; Maid of Honor - 4; Treasurer D. O. - 3, 4; Biggest Flirt - 4. JAMES HOLLIE TUCKER Hollie Belle Ambition: To be a successful sot F. F. A. -2,3,4; D. S.C.S, - 1; 4-H - 1. JOHNNY WALKER Peanut Ambition: Veterinarian Jr. Honor Society - 1; Key Club - 2, 3, 4; W Club - 4; Football - 2,3; P. F. A. - 1; Manager - 4; Beta Club - 4. . - - k-4 llM? ' BARBARA JUNE WEBSTER Bob Ambition: Cigarette girl in a high class night club. D. O. Club - 3, 4; Beta Club - 2, 3, 4; F. H. A. - 2; Laziest - 4. LARRY BANKS WEEKS Banks Ambition: Make something out of nothing Football - 3, 4; W Club - 4; Key Club 3,4; F. T. A. -4; Usher - 3; Student Council - 4; Biggest Flirt - 4; Annual Staff - 4. DONNA SUE WESLEY Ambition: To be wife of an industrial engineer. D. S.C.S. -1; Sec. -1; Jr. Honor Society - 1, Sec. - 1; Beta Club - 3,4, Pres. - 4; W Club - 3,4, Sec. - 4; Sr. Honor Society -3, 4, Pres. -4; F. H. A. -2,3. Sec. -3; Girls ' State - 3; fiv-erleader - 3, 4; Most Courteous - 4. LODEMIA WESTMORELAND Cindy Ambition: To be a housemother in a boys ' dormitory. 4-H-l; F. H. A. -2,3; F. T. A. -3; G. I. A. - 3. BETTY WOODS DAVID WILSON WOODBURN Teddy Bear Ambition: To be tall. Beta Club - 2, 3, 4; Key Club - 2, 3; Football - 1.2.3. FREDDIE ANNE YOUNG Ferdinand Ambition: No. 1 gangster Beta Club - 2, 3, 4; Library Club - 2, 3; D. O. Club - 3, 4; F. H, A. - 2. MRS. VELDA BOSTICK Sponsor MRS. ALMA WOODBURN Sponsor Jjesi Il- round FRED an ' VICKY jRosl iJiAe u o Succeecf Jesi Dresseo TONY an ' LINDA yRos Gour e yliosi C iirach ' ue FRED an ' BARBARA 7r enc i ' es GERALD an ' KATHIE JlTos Cjoncei eo MIKE an ' GLEN DA Cu es BILL an CONNIE IpJiiiiesi JOHNNY an ' JETTIE Jjiaoesi Lrnri BANKS an ' LINDA mm gOgM BIm roucniesi GEORGE an ' LAURA l az es GARY an ' BARBARA Wos 0 J ehc ROBERT an ' MARILYN J .■ ' ; h np Fy ■ W l m ' H t M l ' ttt k JUNIORS 1 I junior Glass Officers LARRY RAYBURN - Vice President TOMMY HARBIN - Secretary WALTER LOWRY - Reporter DOUGLAS WALKER - Treasurer BARBARA McKAY - President Lucy Aldridge Terry Atkinson Fred Baccus Vicky Bartholomew Gary Beaty Roger Bowling Dennis Burks Robert Campbell Linda Causey Patsy Chandler Elizabeth Clinton Charles Collier Martha Corbett Neal Davis Gary Dodd James Dodd Bobby Dozier Johnny Earnest Henry Erwin Dianne Franks Bfc W fjjk Hi j J. D. Foster 1 jl- F% Ann Fowler 1 k m p Dennis Green J K - Z 1 : Judy Guin ' . 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Judy Webb Ilene Webster Mr. Hunt Mrs. Phillips Mr. Warren Barbara Rose Jimmy Shirey Donald Smith Ina Smith Yvonne Smith Genny Stanford Larry Sullivan Bobby Taylor Jackie Threadgill Brenda Townley Jimmy Walker Lewis Walters l lo secrets, g wm m ' Mn mr n f Yifnyr ygaii WP wtoMmam aaMM m it resnman Jic man yjomeroom Of ycers Linda Atkinson Henry Beasley Brenda Berryhill Sherry Bevell Betty Box Sandra Box Jane Brazil Ronnie Burgess Sandra Burks Samuel Butler Ray Causey Don Clark Bobby Clinton Nancy Couch Jimmy Davis Patsy Dickinson Floyd Dlllard Mike Doss Jimmy Dozier Jimmy Earnest Sandy Earnest Clayton Elliott Larry Estes Phil Fikes Janice Fowler Don Fowler Judy Franks L inda Freeman Ray Goodwin Jaretta Goolsby Patricia Gain Wynell Halcomb Carolyn Hallmark Robert Haney Dennis Harbin Alice Holiman Judy Hollis Mack Hollis Donald Housh Imogene Housh David Hubbert Bonnie Jordan David Keeton Betty Keith Ann Langston Jacky Langston Harry Lee Shirley Lee Brenda Long Patricia Lynn i 1 1 w 1 % ! 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Russell Danny Shaw Sharon Sulliv an Jimmy Taylor Kay Walden Dewey Ward Jerald Webb Judy Weeks Mr. Dillard ' Jifih Qracfe Michael Adams Raymond Box Teresa Cross Deborah Davis Paul Dockery Phillip Dolinger Larry Fowler Sarah Goolsby Sarah Hamilton Louis Hanks Sherry Holliman Rickey Hollis Thomas Humber Bobbie Keith Carolyn Marcum Dianne McClusky Gary McDonald Joe Nichols James Nix Dale Osborn Glinda Perry Leonard Rayburn Anna Lou Reed David Roberts Donald Smith Danny Stanford Rorinie Sullivan EUer rhompson Mari: Trimm Larr- cker Dianne Webb Jerome Winters Sammy Wyers Mrs. Fowler c our z fraoe Byron Atkinson Jacquelin Bodiford Wanda Box Margaret Busbee Sharon Gail Estes Larry Franks Ethel Garrard Judy Hallmark Margaret Harvel Michael Hill Wendy Hubbert Michael Ray Knight James Markham Charles Nix Lola Norris Rex Norwood Dianne Perry Donna Kay Perry Ralph Prescott Carroll Smith Joe Edd South Barbara Sullivan Jerry Sullivan Samuel Sullivan Rickey Townley Carolyn Tucker Edith Walker Loretta Webb Lana Kay Weeks Jane Wheeler Joyce Reed Mrs. Roberts ourui Sracfe Phillip Bates Nadeon Carrol Jimmy Collier David Couch Elaine Cosley Betty Dozier Micheal Estes Lindell Foster Micheal Franks Charlie Greene Ronnie Harris Janet Hooper Ann Hubbert Stanley Ingram Patsy Jenkins Sara Marcum Linda Miles Donnie Mills Layjuana Pate Brenda Perry Mary Lou Purser Jimmy Raines Dione Shour Johnny Sims Glenda Smith Linda Stone Gary Taylor Larry Vaughn David Warren Jane Whitehead Mrs. Hudson Jour in c raoe Larry Atkins Mary Frances Akers Reba Aldridge Joe Eddie Benton Billy Roy Box Bradley Box Ronald Causey Eddie Carter Jane Cosby Brenda Elliot Barbara Estes Rebecca Fuqua Larry Hall Danny Harbin Vicki Hunt Sammy Lee Janie Lindsey Jimmy Mays Junior McKay Terry Miles Tim Morgan Donna Orsborne Hank Price Dennis Smith Tommy Spillers Ronald Stevens Elizabeth Taylor Nancy Walker Terry Whitson George Wheeler Nancy Weeks Mrs. Moss Unircf z rade Rachel Benton Fay Bryan Roger Estes Roy Foster David Gunnels Linda Henderson Johnny Holbrook Donna Ingram Jim Kamps Laura Keeton Tommy Lenahan Steve Mayfield Iva Lee Motes Doris Perry Betty Smith David South Betty Stone James Tilley Richard Thornton Terry Townley Gary Ward Joe Warren Deborah Webb Ronald Webb Micheal Weeks Elojise Willcutt Miss May Jnird c raoe JoAnn Addison Mickey Anderson Bonita Burleson Mary Sue Busbee Patricia Cross Evelyn Davis Brenda Dozier Scott Eads Teresia Elliot Paul Garrison Gary Hanks Kathy Hocutt James Holcomb Danny HoUis Dale Lovett Debra Sue Marshall Mary McDaniel Marilyn Raburn Patsy Nell Smith Randy Smith Wanda Sprinkle Robert Stone Roger Sullivan Dennis Tucker Jill Webster Patsy Willcut Mrs. Reed Unircf c rade Carolyn Anderson Renee Austin Dian Campbell James Hawkins Pamela Foster Shirley Foster Rhonda Franks Ronald Franks James Fuqua Larry Garrard Sheila Lang Gary Lenahan Martha Marcum Larry McDonald Tommy Nix Bobby Prescott Rickey Reed Rita Reed Patricia Roach Nita Sandlin Wanda Stone Anna Tapley Ray Tidwell Robert Townley Eddie Tucker Frankie Weeks Wanda Whitehead Mrs. Vernon ( Second c raoe Roy Akers Gregory Addison Teresa Birchfield Cathy Black Johnnie Box Maydean Busbee Ann Couch Jacob Dodd Vickie Dodd Susan Ferguson Donald Jo Fowler Reeda Jane Harris Karl Hassler Tommie Hosch Nell Hubbert Barry Johnson Lynne Kirkpatrick Tommy Langley Aubrey Lee Peggy May Hayes McDonald Lannie Miller Timothy Perry Tony Perry Linda Prescott Rosetta Sandlin Jerry Spann Wanda Trim Ronald White Mrs. Baccus (becono c rade Reba Ann Box Donna Bozeman Dennis Bryant Janet Burks J. C. Busbee, Jr. Allen Carter Linda Couch Cathy Cross Kathy Crowe Richard Dillard Phyllis Doss Edwin Head Gary Jones Preston Lyons Ricky McHurg Pamela McKay Margaret Miles Roger Dale Miles Roy Alan Miles Sondra Miles Stephen Pridmore James Reese Jimmy Smith Terry Smith Deborah South William Allen Taylor Lonnle Tucker Robbie V ' ickery Randy Weeks Mrs. C 1 Jirsi ana Second c rades Anna Baccus Shirley Ann Beasley Randy Bodiford Beverly Box Max Brasher Tommy Bryan James Colburn Teresa Estes David Flurry Angle Foster Terry Franks Lymon H. Goolsby Jr. Steve Guin Randy Hugh May Randy D. May Ned Nichols Mitch Pate Jerry Perry Rebecca Perry Debbie Reeves Susan Segars Kay Smith Tim Tuggle Mike Vickery Ann Weeks Mrs. Hill Ji ' rsi Sracfe Phillip Adams Stanley Baker Sheila Beard Ronnie Beasley Guy Robert Bolton David Bourland Roger Box Regina Bowen Brian Colburn Anna Dodd Cathy Doss Rodney Fuqua Sheila Faye Halcomb David Harkness Lynn Harvel Linda Hawkins Earnest Hosch Jeffery Lawrence Rebecca Lee Jimmie Lynn Margaret Markham Richard Mayfield Wanda Jo Mayfield Howard McKay Patricia Reed Steve Reed Don Robertson Jackie Shirey Carlos South Billie StCDhens Brenda Thomp ' -jn Jane Tucker Lela Mae Whitehead Philip Weeks Miss Aston irsi c raoe Phillip Atkinson Gregory Beasley Vic Berryhill Randall Bly Sandra Box Tommy Box Kathy Sue Elliott Gary Estes Judy Foster Martha Garrison JoAnn Green Debbie Hamric Thomas Hanks David Hosch Rickey Lee Glenda Lovett Herbeth Lynn Jerry Lynn Dianna Lusk Donna Marshall Thomas Norwood Lance Riley Rose Mary Rhudy Ronnie Smith Carol Stalcup Allen Taylor Paulette Taylor Micha Kay Vickery Shelia Warren Bobby Fay Webb Terry Webb Dudley Whitson Jimmy Willcutt Dorothy Jo Williams Mrs. McCaleb Jancf Gonceri yjoo s J: us drivers ( fSf-ffT Tr; ani ors I mmmm i 4ii JKr. UJ£S: JERRY SMITH . .J k.. tj ■M iss MJf.S. REBECCA DOSS Ir t i V -V ' ; k ill §: omecomina ) ueen KATHIE MINOR LINDA TUCKER LINDA LANGLEY WANDA BENTON LIND ' ATKINSON NANCY COUCH ALICE WHEELER RHONDA HOLBROOK JKiss C hzensnip VICKY MOSS r ' V tJxtW ulAo b)eniors V}2 OLAXlA -LG yt-i e. -n ' - iUa ' H-uJdjyt (W. Q- y«-j _ ' Jc. ' (iZ -- 1 2., U.£. ' ' CU 6Mt«JL  m i «i n I yni ii iTriv-iTfrni- i ORGANI iT nWk I FY f I V I It i iuoeni Cjouncn OFFICERS FREDA LANGSTON - Secretary-Treasurer REBECCA DOSS - President FRED DICKINSON - Vice President ROW 1: Kayron Miles, E.enda Carnes, Rebecca Doss, Freda Langston, Laura Kennedy. Judy Burks. Judy Holli- man. ROW 2: Carol Moss. Mary Harris, Yvonne Smith. Anita Pate. Betty Tidwell, Anita Bartholomew. ROW 3: Jimmy Warr a, William Smith, Ronnie Thorton, Larry Weeks. Fred Dickinson, Wallace Davis, Mr. Tapley. yCaiionaJ lonor ocieiu OFFICERS DONNA WESELEY - President BETTY TIDWELL - Reporter BILL HILL - Vice President LINDA TUCKER - Secretary BESS BARTHOLOMEW - Treasurer STANDING: Donna Weseley, Miss Edith Eg an, Bill Hill. SEATED: Vicky Moss, Bess Bartholomew, Fred Dick- inson, Linda Doss, Linda Tucker, Betty Tid well, Barbara McKay. junior Jionor ocieia 00 ROW 1: Nancy Couch, Carol McGraw, Sadie Wheeler, Judy Holiman, Larry Sullivan, Carol Moss, Mary Harris, Martha Langston, Wanda Benton, Alice Tidwell, Jaretta Goolsby. ROW 2: Phil Fikes, Sam Phillips, Harvey Trull, Andy Franks, Jimmy Davis, Ronnie Thornton, Ronnie Reed, Alice HoUiman, Letha Oswalt, Pattie Baccus, Joan O ' Mary, Judy HoUis. OFFICERS LARRY SULLIVAN - President CAROL MOSS - Vice President MARY HARRIS - Secretary MARTHA LANGSTON - Treasurer ROW 1: Vicky Moss, Bess Bartholomew, Barbara Webster, Connie Spillers, Donna Weseley, H. E. Bostick, Tony Seaton, Betty Tidwell, Elizabeth Clinton, Vicky Bartholomew, Ann Fowler. Mr. Sizemore. ROW 2: Glynda Lang, Dianne Franks, Janann Dickinson, Faye Taylor, Lynette Moore, Marilyn Reese, David Woodburn, Douglas Walker, Fred Dickinson, Charles Collier, Bill Hill, Barbara McKay, Marilyn Sizemore, Lucy Aldridge, Glynda McCarver, Freda Langston, Sue Perry, Brenda Hallmark, Linda Tucker. OFFICERS STANDING: TONY SEATON - Secretary BETTY TIDWELL - Treasurer SEATED: CONNIE SPILLER - Reporter DONNA WESELEY - President H. E. BOSTICK - Vice President W G u6 OFFICERS ROBERT CORBETT - President DONNA WESLEY - Secretary-Treasurer MILTON RHUDY - Vice President ROW 1: Coach Warren, Martha Langston, Connie Tillery, Rebecca Doss, Donna Wesley, Lavell Pennington, Jaretta Goolsby, Judy Hollis, Linda Butler. ROW 2; Bill Hill, Fred Dickinson, Wallace Davis, Jerry Smith, Robert Corbett, Gary B-i er, Larry Weeks, Tommy Harbin, Larry Rayburn, Milton Rhudy, Jerry Lenahan, David Sanders, Robert McMili ROW 3: Jerry Miles, H. E. Bostick, Gary Dodd, Douglas Reese, Charles Collier, Walter Lowry, Tommy Sales, Geroge Hubbert, Terry Atkinson, Johnny Walker, Brady Mann, Butch King, Louis Walters, Jamie Sims. ROW 4: Bill-Weeks, Arnold Norris, Kenneth May, Dennis Green, Johnny Marshall, Ken- neth Trull, Ronald Miskelly, Wayne Tucker, Tim West, Douglas Reese, A rnold Trimm, Gordon Franks, Harold White. !JCeu Gfuo FROM TOP, ROW 1: Dennis Green, Douglas Walker, Buddy Moore, Billy Nichols, Larry Weeks, Fn-J Dickinson, Jerry Smith, J. D. Foster, Coach Hudson. ROW 2: Gerald Spann, Terry Meadows. Tony Seaton E. Bostick, Bill Hill, Jerry Mauldin, Larry Ray burn, Charles Collier, Terry Atkinson, Robert Corbett, Bobby i-ylor, Ray- mond Kirkpatrick, Larry Harris, Butch Ivie, Roger Bowling, Mr. Ivan Hill. 9ir.£.9l. Gfu6 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathie Minor, Ann Fowler, Wanda Benton, Donna Wesley, Martha Langston, Connie Tillery, Bess Bartholomew, Vicky Bartholomew, Betty Tidwell, Ginger Trull, Vicky Moss, Glenda McCarver, Judy Hollis, Mary Harris, Jaretta Goolsby, Carol Moss, Sue Perry, Judy Guin, Alice Tidwell. OFFICERS SEATED: BETTY TIDWELL - 1st Vice President GINGER TRULL - President VICKY MOSS - 2nd Vice President STANDING: VICV:Y BARTHOLOMEW - Reporter BESS BARTHOLOMEW - Parliamentarian DONi ' .VESELEY - Secretary-Treasurer vjC v_ . ROW 1: Barbara Rose, Yvonne Smith, Vicky Bartholomew, Bess Bartholomew, Laura Kennedy, Ginger Trull, Brenda Hallmark, Glenda McCarver, Naomi Mills, Carol Frazier, Judy Guin, Barbara Hendrix. ROW 2; Vicky Moss, Brenda Box, Brenda Berryhill, Mary Jackson, Martha Langston, Carol Moss, Billy Nichols, Butch Ivie, Freddie Dickinson, Mike Redden, Mrs. Gann, Larry Weeks, Billy Hill, Jacky Langston, Sherry Bevell, Elizabeth Clinton, Charlotte Nichols, Alice Porter, Shelia Mays, JudyWatkins. OFFICERS BRENDA HALLMARK - Reporter JANE VICKERY - Secretary-Treasurer BESS BARTHOLOMEW - Vice President GINGER TRULL - President 9. 9. 91. ROW 1: Miss Coley, Linda Butler, Rebecca Gann, Carol Frazier, Bess Bartholomew, Connie Tillery, Laura Kennedy, Vicky Moss, Glenda McCarver, Ginger Trull, Linda Tucker. ROW 2: Pam Leverett, Sharon Guin, Lavell Pennington, Margarett Smith, Sherry Bevell, Bonnie Jordan, Alice Holliman, Shelia Mays, Alice Porter, Barbara Rose, Mary Jackson, Sue Malone, Opal Godsey, Ina Smith, Mar- garett Shirey, Virginia Henderson. ROW 3: Naomi Mills, Judy Watkins, Charlotte Nichols, Gloria Miles, Martha Corbett, Thyra Price, Vangie Weeks, Linda Smith, Carol Moss, Mary Harris, Saundra Morris, Becky Doss. OFFICERS BECKY DOSS - President LINDA BUTLER - Vice President REBECCA GANN - Secretary-Treasurer JJf.JL OFFICERS KATHIE MINOR - President PATRICIA GUIN - Vice President LAVOE WOOD - Secretary JUDY HOLLIMAN - Historian MARY HARRIS - Parliamentarian JUDY HOLLIS - Reporter SANDY EARNEST - Song Leader JETTIE ATKINSON - Treasurer ROW 1: ivwvv 1: Nancy Couch, Doris ' Perry, Freddie Ward, Wynell Halcomb, Sherry Bevell, Sandra Burks, Jean Orsborn, Priscilla Power, Lois Perry. ROW 2: Jettie Atkinson, Judy Hollis, Judy Holliman, Joan O ' Mary, Lavoe Wood, Sandy Earnest, Kathy Minor, Patricia Guin. ROWS: Jane Brazil, Martha Mayfield, Mrs. Phillips, Dorothy Motes, Rebecca Gann, Bonnie Jordon, Carol Frasier, Betty Keith, Carolyn Hallmark. Connie Spirt ._ Barbara Webster, Glenda McCarver, Ginger Trull, Linda Tucker, Laura Kennedy, Shirley Lee. Sara Prici Clenda Lang. ROW 4: Edna Westmoreland, Alice Holliman, Gloria Miles. Connie Tillery, Shelia Mays, Thyra Price. Vangie Weeks, Linda Smith, Carol Moss, Mary Harris, Saundra Morris, Bess Bartholomew, Vicky Moss. 2). O. ANN COUCH - President Lab Technician LINDA TUCKER - Treasurer Lab Technician r A JERRY SMITH - Vice President Radio and T.V. Repairman CONNIE SPILLER - Secretary Water Works Clerk GLYNDA LANG - Reporter Office Worker MYRTLE BEASLEY Lab Technician PATSY CHAIJDLER Nurse SHARON GUIN Nurse CHARLES LYNN Meat Cutter GLORIA ROSE Dental Assistant TED SMITH Meat Cutter DORIS SPANN Nurse BARBARA WEBSTER Office Worker TIM WEST - District Pres. Lab Technician FREDDIE YOUNG Cosmetologist 7.9 . . ROW 1: Vernon Motes, J. D. Foster, James Dodd, Gary Dodd, Terry Atkinson, Kenneth Trull, Larry Raburn, Arnold Norris, Jerry Miles, Mr. Hunt. ROW 2: Bill Weeks, Velder Jones, Willie Housh, Ronnie Jenkins, Julius Box, Jimmy Fowler, Charles Dudley, Gary Barker, Mack HoUis, Robert Campbell, Paul Johnson. ROWS: Billy Hodgson, Tommy Harbin, Dennis Burks, Walter Lowry, Bobby West, Wayne Tucker, Joe Par, Bruce Mays, Robert Corbett, George Hubert, Douglas Reese, Jerry Mauldin. ROW 4: Bob Duff. Tommy Stiles, Hollie Tucker, John- ny South, Paul Cosby, Thomas Hughes, Larry Hallmark, Ray Goodwin, Billy Dozier, Mike Mathews, Bobby Clinton, Billy Perry, Larry Estes. THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE OFFICERS GARY DODD - Secretary TERRY ATKINSON - Vice President JAMES DODD - Treasurer BOBBY HOLLIS - President BOB DUFF - Reporter FIRST ROW: Mrs. Deaton. Anita Bartholomew, Syliva Carter, Gaylo Vo Perry, Patsy Beasley, Frances Ward, Linda Marshall, Patsy Cole. SECOND ROW: Aloma Rubbert, Donna Webster, Marie Taylor, Cathy Smith, Mary Davis, Ann Carter, Judy White, Linda Estes, Bonita Aldridge, Sharyn Carroll, Carol Musgrove, Chorlotte Lee, Jane Hughes, Diane Langley, Diane Lee. THIRD ROW: Peggy Weeks, Jim Roden, Brenda Pate, Linda Pate, Jane May, Laura Hamontree, Judy Burks, Gail Hanks. FOURTH ROW: Irene Hollis, Terry McCuller, Diane Weeks, Betty Townley, Gail Vaughn, Mary Halcomb, Linda Walker, Mary Hamilton, Anita Pate, Sadie Wheel- er, Brenda Carnes, Becky Guin, Nancy Couch, Wanda Hallmark, Judy Harbin. mm i FIRST ROW: Dennis Sexton, Joe Box, Don Norwood, Ricky Bowling, Jimmy Burgess, Terry Sum Mickle Henderson, Johnny Purser. SECOND ROW: Mr. McDonald, Timothy Raddin, Carl Pennington. ,- ry Burleson, Keith Hawkins, Richard Hawkins, Larry Box. Sam Phillips, Marion Corbett, Woodrow Doss. Ronaid Mays. THIRD ROW: Ernie Moss, Larry Reese, Sandy Sanderson, Danny Flurry, Harold Tucker, Garry Addison, Bobby Perry, Donald Kilgore, Billy Joe Davis, Donald Tucker, Steve Whitson, Gerald Weeks, Harold Aldridge, Tommy Har- ris. FOURTH ROW: Robert Stewart, Andey Franks, Joe Wilson, Mike Kirkpatrick, Floyd Minor, Nathanel Norris, Tony Vickery, Mike I vie. FIRST ROW: Belinda Perry, Karen Flurry, Brenda Vickery, Wanda Tucker, Judy Taylor, Brenda Reed, Rhonda Long, Myra Guin, Deborah Vaughn, Susan Smith, Judy Duncan, Barbara Harris. SECOND ROW: Shelia Sandlin, Virginia Tucker, Susan Franks, Diane Smith, Marie Miles, Dia nne Curtis, Wanda Perry, JudyOsburn, Betty Motes, Rhonda Holbrook, Diane O ' Mary, Wanda Webster. THIRD ROW: Rhonda Box, Teresa Tuggle. Shirley Halcomb, Anita Benton, Shelby Bryant, Peggy Tucker, Wanda Weeks, Patricia Elliot, Rebecca Lawrence, Kay White, Mrs. Weeks. FOURTH ROW: JoAnn Jordan, Kathy Robertson, Linda Tidwell, Shirley Dozier, Jaunita Foster, Nancy Bartholomew, Kay Spray. FIRST ROW: Barry Harkness, Charles Norwood, Scotty Price, Larry Moore, James Doddj Maurice Matthews, Larry Wates. SECOND ROW: Albert Spillers, Harold Doss, James Elliott, Richard Franks, Rarry Bevill. Stanley Misskelly, EdMcGraw, Dennis Moore. Ricky Holliman. THIRD ROW: Bobby Langley, Jimmy Reed, Rickey Franks, Steven ' .4cCaleb, Roger Sanders, Roger Freeman, Freddy Hudson, Larry Gilley, Mr. Baccus. ;. v ROBERT CORBETT Captain; Center - 4 years All WAC - ' 60, ' 61 JERRY SMITH Co-Captain; Quarterback - 3 years; All WAC - ' 61 H.E. BOSTICK Co-Capta;: : All WAC Honorable Mention - ' 60 GARY BARKER Tackle - 3 years WALLACE DAVIS Guard - 2 years . ' Ui gsmm. :si f BILL HILL Halfback - 3 years JERRY MILES Center - 2 years Fullback - 2 years LARRY WEEKS Fullback - 2 years FIRST ROW - James Dodd, Bob Duff, Robert McMillian, Louis Walters, Kenneth Bryant, Fred Baccus, Kenneth May, Butch King - Mgr. SECOND ROW - Tim West - Mgr. , Harold McDonald - Coach, Bobby Taylor, Don Fowler, Larry Sullivan, Donny Smith, Tony Perry, Wayne Tucker - Mgr. , Durrell Warren - Coach. THIRD ROW - Floyd McNutt, Larry Harris, Coley Hughes, Larry Goodwin, Jacky Langston, Butch Ivie, James Halmark. FIRST ROW - Tommy Smith, Tony Butler, Ernie Moss, Phil Fikes, Gerald Weeks, Marion Corbet Keith Haw- kins, Randall King, Jerry Pollard, Ronald Miskelly. SECOND ROW - Jim Hubbert, Don Fowler, Jimmy Earnest, Joe Wilson, Kenneth Trull, Bob West, Joe Parr, Nathaniel Norris, Donald Housh, Harvey Trull, Ronny Jenkins, Coach McDonald. THIRD ROW - Ronald May, LaDon Pate, Mike Ivie, Jimmy Davis, Richard Beasley, Johnny Webb, Jacky Langston, Danny Payne, Mike Matthews, Floyd Minor. DONNA WESLEY - Head Cheerleader LAVELL PENNINGTON REBECCA DOSS - Head Cheerleader CONNIE TILLERY .jli ' LINDA BUTLER JARETTA GOOLSBY MARTHA LANGSTON JUDY HOLLIS JKojoreiies ct«. GINGER TRULL GLENDA McCARVER ,v««: ■-i ' y illl ' iI4 i il T . m_W i J iraies and Uioers Cj asA Senior player - DOUGLAS REESE Tommy Stiles Billy Joe Weeks Oeam FIRST ROW - Kenneth Trull, Tommy Mooer, Bobby Taylor, Danny Moore, Johnny Walker. SECOND ROW - Butch Ivie, Kenneth May, Ronnie Ivie, Harold Doyl White, Gordon Jranks, Junior Dillard, Coach Warren. FIRST ROW - Ernie Moss, Andy Jranks, Larry Reese, Ray Goodwin, Jimmy Davis, Jackie Langston, Mike Ivie, Jloyd Minor, Don Fowler, Kenneth Jrull, David Norris, Larry Burleson, Manager; Phill Jikes, Coach McDonald. ' • ' . i.; . ROW 1: Gordon Franks, Douglas Reese, Mike Redden, Raymond Kirkpatrick, Johnny Marshall. ROW 2; Steve Roberts, Bill Weeks, Butch Ivie, Robert Corbett, Henry Erwin, Don Fowler. ROWS: Jackie Langston, Fred Dickinson, Dennis Burks, Walter Lowry, Charles Collier, Dennis Green, Coach Warren. SENIORS Robert Corbett Mike Redden Douglas Reese Fred Dickinson . «s?=--«-- SiSrari Club ROW 1: Betty Bussey, Judy Guin, Shirleyl.ee, Lonnie Taylor, Mrs. Harris. ROW 2: Jane Vickery, Patsy Chandler, Joyce Perry, Donald Housh, Patricia Davis, Lynn Reed, Transue Smith. OFFICERS BETTY BUSSEY - Vice President JUDY GUIN - Reporter LONNIE TAYLOR - Secretary-Treasurer SHIRLEY LEE - President CTlihfeiic Sanauei Jano Sancfuei r. cj : Sanc uei CLASS MOTTO: Think big, work hard, have a dream. CLASS FLOWER: Iris CLASS COLOR: Lavender J£ ' s ory In the year of 1950 a conglomeration of frightened little figures crept thru the portals of W.E.S. These nervous little figures were the original members of the Senior Class of 1962. New faces were seen and new friends were met. Our teachers tried hard to teach us the basic fundamentals of readin ' , ' ritin ' , and ' rithmetic. We hadn ' t been in school long when a tragic event took place. The Grammar School burned! We were out of school for two glorious weeks, free to do as we pleased but then came those long months of going to school in the Churches. We were all very happy when in the 3rd grade we were able to enter our lovely new school. These first years passed quickly. There were always new friends to be welcomed and oc- casionally we lost a member. We gained 2 members in the 2nd grade, 2 in the 3rd, 1 in the 4th, 3 in the 5th, and 1 in the 6th. We were great musicians, all being members of the flutaphone band. We held Christmas parties, Valentine parties and surprise parties for our teachers. Of course, Mother Nature was taking her course and we had our share of puppy loves and heartbreaks. Remember those lucky girls whose sweethearts bought them popsickles at recess. Of course. Donna and Ginger always let theirs melt in their desks because it EMBARRASSED THEM. In the sixth grade Donna Wesley was chosen as our homecoming maid and this started a long line of lovely maids from our class. Soon it was time for us to graduate from elementary school. Mrs. Ina Murl Moore was in charge of the ceremony and our principal, Mr. Gordon Crawford, presented us our diplomas. In the fall of 1957 when we entered Winfield High School, we were lost and frightened with too many bells ringing and too many new teachers. We lost locker keys, ran to classes, lugged stacks of books around and soon learned the meaning of mid-term and final exams. The years passed quickly from vacation to school term and back to vacation again. There were elections for student council, class officers, cheerleaders, and majorette try-outs. All the while our class was changing, sometimes losing a member and sometimes gaining. Two were gained in the 7th, 1 in the 8th, 2 in the 9th, 2 in the 10th, and 2 in the 11th. In the 10th grade we watched breathlessly as our basketball team won the district tourna- ment over Fayette. With jubilant hearts we sallied forth to the State Tournament and disap- pointedly trouped home that night. Also in the 11th grade, the physics class and chemistry class took an enjoyable and educa- tional tour of Chemstrand and Wolverine Tubing Co. in Decatur. In the spring we sadly watched our beloved idols, the Seniors, graduate; realizing that at that time the next year we would be in their places. At last we were Seniors. We almost drove Mrs. Woodburn and Mrs. Bostick crazy by asking each day, When are our rings coming? But finally they arrived and we spent the next 2 weeks waving our hands in front of people ' s faces. We had a fabulous Homecoming with more lovely floats than ever before. Lovely Queen Kathie Minor reigned over the day ' s festivities. Through the years, our fellows have been regular attendants at Mary Jayne ' s, but it was on- ly this year that several of the girls started attending. Being Seniors proved to be expensive. We bought rings, calling cards, invitations, caps and gowns, diplomas and senior pictures. We are now on the threshold of graduation. We soon will walk down the aisle to receive our diplomas and scatter to the four corners of the earth. Some of us to higher institutions of learning, some to jobs and some will walk down another kind of aisle. As we go forth in life, let us always remember our experiences at WINFIELD SCHOOLS, cherish our classmates and live by our motto: Think big, work hard, have a dream. by Bess Bartholomew - Historian Glass J oe n O school of our youth, our happiest years. We salute you tonight, a moulder of minds, A storehouse of knowledge, a haven of hope. Hail, and farewell! Joy, laughter, love, we ' ve known in your halls; New doors have been opened, new pleasures unlocked. We ' ve glimpsed new horizons and envisioned new goals. Hail, and farewell! Teachers, the keys, the openers of doors. Who encouraged, demanded, our futures in mind. May rewards never ceasing be yours for your toil. Hail, and farewell! Possessing the wisdom here imparted to us. We move from this school, life ' s problems to face, Strengthened by faith in God and mankind. Hail, and farewell! by H. E. Bostick - Poet Siahshcs of ' 62 On a survey of the Senior Class of 1962, I asked numerous questions. The first of the ques- tions pertained to the romantic status of each Senior. The totaled results were as follows: 22 just looking, 5 married, 4 engaged, 13 going steady, and 13 had given up. The next question referred to Senior favorites. Favorite foods ranged from caviar to Hun- garian goulash; favorite pastimes from sleeping to eating; favorite motion picture stars from Rock Hudson to Olivia de Haviland. One nutty put: Favorite actor - Bugs Bunny; Favorite actress - Mrs. Bugs Bunny. In order to discover how many Seniors were keeping up with the latest, 1 asked two ques- tions relating to the present fads. Can you twist? was the first question. 32 Seniors out of the class of 56 said, Yes, we can! The next question was: Do you own a yo-yo? 19 out of 56 replied yo-o-o-o-o or, interpreted, Yes! The following question on the survey was very simple, but of extreme importance. Do you have any dimples? Nineteen grinning, dimple -dotted Seniors smiled yes! The Survey showed the average Senior Girl to be 5 ft. 5 in. tall, weighed 110 lbs. and wore shoe size 6 1 2. The average Senior boy is 5 ft. 8 1 2 in. tall, weighs 163 lbs. and wears shoe size 9 1 2. There are 37 brunettes, 9 blondes, 1 red-head, 1 auburn, and 8 raven-haired beauties in the Senior Class. Twenty-one of these lovely children have blue eyes, 12 have brown, 12 hazel, 11 green, and 1 gray. The next line of questioning concerned each Senior ' s outlook on life. Aside from a few who didn ' t seem to even have an outlook, the following results were found: 23 seniors have a glorious outlook; 14 have a pretty good outlook and 19 have a gone outlook. The last question of the 1962 Survey of the Senior Class was asked out of pure personal in- terest; and, I might add, I received a few rather personal answers. What is your opinion of this survey? was the question. 32 Seniors replied, I think it ' s crazy, man! 14 said, It ' s cool, and 9 said It ' s coo-coo. Of course, there ' s always an exception in every class. The extra-bright exception in this case added to these three choices: You ' re nuts! by Carolyn Aldridge - Statistician J ropneca Through my magic crystal ball, which I bought at the 5 10 cent store day before yester- day, I bring to you, the amazing accomplishrrlents of the seniors of 1962 in the near future. Bruce May has become a tailor. His specialty is ties. Tony Seaton got his hand stuck in a bowling ball and is now working for a construction company, knocking old buildings down. Freddie Dickinson is playing second base for the B ' ham Black Barons. Jerry Smith grew another beard, dyed it white, and has moved to the North Pole. Marilyn Reese has become a singing cowgirl on the Deputy Dawg Show. Terry Meadors and Larry Weeks have joined the circus. Terry is walking the tightrope and Larry is a clown. They hired Larry because he doesn ' t need any make-up. Johnny Walker excels as a peanut farmer. David Woodburn is such a living doll that he has gone into that line of business. He makes Teddy Bears. Gary Barker has been given life membership in the camp-fire girls. Jimmy Berryhill, while working for the city, became so interested in that line of business, that he bought a garbage truck and went in to his own business. Vicky Moss racks tables at Derryberry ' s. Ginger Trull is still trying to get her MRS. degree. Hollie Tucker is working for the Grand Canyon National Park, tracking down gophers. Freddie Anne Young has become a beautician for one of our greatest movie and television stars - Lassie. Laura Kennedy pumps gas for Texaco. Charlotte Nichols is a make-up artist for Warner Brothers. Robert Corbett is a bouncer for the largest orphanage in Birmingham. H. E. Bostick crossed everybody up when he became a lawyer instead of a chiropractor. Gerald Spann became an astronaut and has been given a one-way ticket to the moon. Kathie Minor dabbed a little charcoal on her face and hands and became a shoe-shine gal for some old barber shop downtown. Marilyn Sizemore has become a snake-charmer for the New York City Zoo. Larry Norris has started his own kindergarten. Glenda McCarver runs a body building course for young girls. George Hubbert is often seen on missionary journeys between Vernon and Columbus, Missis- sippi. Opal Godsey ' s working nightly at Las Vegas and she ' s not washing dishes. Lynette Moore got her degree from Florence State and has become a teacher at Tuskeegee Institute. Betty Bussey was fired as Dean of Nurses at Winfield Hospital because she ran into a feeble old lady as she did her duty of riding a wheelchair up and down the hall. Thomas Hughes is making a fortune selling hair grower. His best customers are Mr. Hunt and Mr. Smith. William Doss is a disc jockey for WJBB, (We ' re Just Barely Broadcasting), in Haleyville. Connie Spillers tests cameras by having her picture taken with them. Thus far only one out of 300 has failed to break, but it ' s still in the shop. Glynda Lang runs a Yankee Tea Shop in Brooklyn, New York. Bess Bartholomew has become the proprietor of her own furniture store entitled: Better Busi- ness and Bigger Bargains with Big Bessie Bartholomew. Douglas Reese runs a safe-driving school - especially for pick-ups. Sandra Hill can ' t quit talking, so she has become an operator for Bell Telephone and Com- pany. Bill Hill set a new speed record when he went from Winfield to Haleyville in 4.32.8 sec- onds. He ' d have made it sooner but he had to stop for a possum. Johnny South moved North because Fletcher South has relatives in the North that moved North from the South because the original Souths are from the North. Linda T ' j ' M(er went into her own business when she bought Harmony Grove church and in- stalled parking meters. Carolyn . ' ■ ' .■ drige is a private in the WAC. (Women Are Crazy). Transue Smith spends all her time on skid road. Janann Dickinson has become one of our leading saleswomen. She sells air-conditioners in Nome, Alaska. Barbara Webster goes around breaking mirrors. Jettie Atkinson cut her hair, rented a beak and tail, and qualified to play the leading role in the next Woody Woodpecker cartoon. Sharon Spiller Guin, Ann Lyons Couch, and Patricia Webster Davis joined a knitting club and just sit and knit their lives away. Rebecca Doss somehow got interested in Auburn basketball and is now living there taking in every game and taking her favorite snack along with her - Fig Newtons. Myrtle Beasley and Lodemia Westmoreland hocked their valuables, bought the Pastime Theater and turned it into a gambling saloon for our athletes. Barbara Bowen runs a Chinese Laundry in Rock City. Linda Doss advertises Schlitz beer on the Popeye show. Wallace Davis graduated from UEL with highest honors and began digging ditches right after graduation. Vernon Motes married the daughter of the President of the Cotton Mill and worked his way to the top. Donna Wesley is the operator of a hamburger stand in Winfield entitled Merry Meadors Grill. Philip Norris spends all his time snipe hunting. And yours truly here runs a taxicab for underprivileged high school boys. If any or all of these predictions come true, may somebody, somewhere, have mercy on each and every one of us. by Mike Redden - Prophet jQas l i ' ir ancfUesiameni We, the class of 1962, of the Winfield High School, 55 individual and distinct parts, being of strong back and weak mind and in a charitable mood, do make and publish this last will and testament: Carolyn Aldridge and Myrtle Beasley leave their studious attitudes to Ann Fowler. Betty Bussey leaves her trouble with boys to Emma Mayfield. Jerry Smith leaves his job as coach for the Pea Ridge Pod Poppers to Wayne Smith. H. E. Bostick leaves his charm to Charles Collier. Bruce Mays leaves his taste for style to Milton Rhudy and Tommy Harbin. Johnny Walker leaves his job with Coach Hudson to Douglas Walker and J. D. Foster. Thomas Hughes leaves his cotton pickin ' ability to Arnold Trimm and Linda Langley. Tony Seaton leaves his ability to get along with Mr. Smith to Bill Weeks and Barbar; ' Kay. Marilyn Reese leaves her ability to love ' em and leave ' em to Freda Langston. Jimmy Berryhill leaves his hubcaps to Brady Mann, Johnny Earnest and David Sanders. Robert Corbett leaves his physique to Johnny Marshall and Roger Bowling. Donna Wesley leaves her ability to get the most of anything to Sue Perry and Connie Tillery. Connie Spillers leaves her multi-colored hair to Judy Watkins and Sue Malone. Marilyn Sizemore leaves her juvenile delinquency to Betty Tidwell and Faye Taylor. Jannan Dickinson leaves her trouble with vandals to Margaret Smith and Joyce Perry. Opal Godsey leaves her sportsmanship to Jane Veckery and Barbara Hendrix. Lynette Moore leaves her parking spot at Jitney Jungle to Brenda Hallmark and Luch Al- dridge. Bess Bartholomew and Vicky Moss leave their charm to Ted Smith and Charles Lynn. Wallace Davis leaves his ability to stick to ' em to Neal Davis and Dennis Green, Freddie Young leaves her ability to curl boys ' hair to Naomi Mills. Phillip and Larry Norris leave their ability to get ' em for good to James Dodd and Gary Beaty. Vernon Motes leaves his P. A. to Dennis Burks. Linda Doss leaves her brains to Diane Franks. Sharon Guin and Patricia Davis leave their housework to Kathleen Mayfield. Barbara Webster leaves her laziness to Martha Corbett. Glynda McCarver leaves her figure to Alyce Porter. Gary Barker leaves the ability to get to school on time to Bill Hodgson. Glynda Lang leaves her size to Lavell Pennington and Linda Causy. Kathie Minor leaves her ring to Elizabeth Clinton. Bill Hill leaves his ability to get the longest string of gutter balls to Jerry Mauldin. George Hubbert leaves his thriving business on Hubbert Hill to Lamar Rayburn and Fred Baccus. Barbara Bowen leaves her future home in Brilliant to Gloria Rose. Transue Smith and William Doss leaves their loud mouths to Patsy Chandler and gobert Campbell. Mike Redden leaves his basketball career to Gary Dodd. Fred Dickinson leaves his headaches to Tommy Stiles. Gerald Spann leaves his quietness to Jerry Russell and Bobby Dozier. Ginger Trull leaves her bottle of HoOo (commonly known as peroxide) to Walter Goldi- locks Lowry and Buddy Slim Moore. Ann Couch leaves her knowledge as a technologist to Tim West. Hollie Tucker leaves his night life in Rock City to Harold White. David Woodburn leaves his knowledge of cars to Billy Ray Nicholds. Rebecca Doss leaves her ability to get tall boys to Judy Guin. Jettie Atkinson leaves her red hair and freckles to Elsie Gunnels and Margaret Shirey. Linda Tucker leaves her name to Linda Tucker. Douglas Reese leaves his book on safe driving to Terry Atkinson. Laura Kennedy leaves her ability to catch big league baseball stars to Pam Leverett. Larry Weeks leaves his nickname Chubs to Arnold Norris and Buddy Langley. Lodemia Westmoreland leaves her longest name in school to Vicky Bartholomew. ff Terry Meadors leaves his bay window to Bill Roberts and Robert McMillan. Johnny South leaves his job as sheriff to Henry Erwin and Jerry Miles. Charlotte Nichols leaves her ABC gum to Virginia Henderson. Sandra Hill leaves her neatness to Margaret Johnson. We, the Seniors of 1962, leave our deepest gratitude and kindest respect to the teachers of Winfield City Schools who have cared for and taught us through our twelve years of school. by Tony Seaton - Lawyer Jiomecomino of 61 i LINDA - JIMMY LINDA - DOUGLAS WANDA - LARRY LINDA - JACKY ALICE - DANNY RHONDA - ED onhre U£ey re iJie W nfie cf CP ra es Senior Night All good things must come to an end! The team is in a huddle Up and at ' em! What ya waiting for? Get with it! JKusic jKasie rs Heads up! Jiere s your Cjnance cJir s a 0. CPfay Senior Ualeni unow And now. Ladies and Gentlemen And the funniest thing happened to me on the way to the show tonight .1 c radualion 1 % I (b unci a a Uea V f - V S a e DONNA WESLEY VICKY MOSS ous (b a e JERRY SMITH and BILL HILL 1 1 1 ¥ ¥■ y .4J)VERTISERF ° ■■ MH MdiiMMiii MMaiHi « ft A BELMONT STUDIO 214 1 2 No. 18th St. Birmingham, Ala. MR, AND MRS. NICK COTTIS to MOSS CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY to for Expert Service Free Pick Up and Delivery- Phone 487-6468 1 FORD FORD TRUCKS r x.;. VICKERY MOTORS I Winfield, Alabama FALCON THUNDERBIRD Compliments Best Wishes of From Best Wishes HARRIS BAKER ' S LUMBER CO. GROCERY to the Seniors of 1962 Winfield, Ala, Winfield, Ala. Compliments of Good Luck Compliments of GANN ' S BOX BARGAIN RADIO CENTER T. V, MURRAY C. MOLLIS JR. HOSPITAL Guin, Alabama Winfield, Ala. Congratula tions to the Seniors of 1962 From THE WINFIELD MANUFACTURING CO Phone 487-6435 COMPLIMENTS OF CITIZENS BANK Winfield, Alabama Best Wishes to Seniors of 1962 FLORENCE-LOIS FLORIST AND BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of MOLLIS PHARMACY Winfield, Alabama Gifts for All Occasions! Compliments of LOWERY AND HAWKINS OIL COMPANY RENO LOWERY, Distributor Phone 487-6452 Be Sure With PURE! I ' t ■ I c ODEN-SHIREY DRUG CO. DRUGS Winfield, Alabama Dependable Drug Service for Over 50 Years Compliments of MINNESOTA MINING MFG. CO. Guin, Alabama BEST WISHES From SHERMAN STORES COMPANY, INC. Leading Stores in Alabama Mississippi and Tennessee WINFIELD STATE BANK Friendly Service Since 1907 Congratulations From DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. Haleyville, Ala. Expert Service at LOU ' S BEAUTY SALON Winfield, Ala. BUS STATION AND BARBER SHOP Fayette, Ala. Eat at NELSON ' S CAFE Fayette, Ala, NICHOLS MOTOR Rewinding Service Fayette, Ala. Compliments of DR. GEORGE H. MANN Winfield, Alabanna W. H. ROBERTS Fine Cloth. for Everyone Winfield, Alabanna Congratulations to Srs, From BARBARA ' S FLOWER BEAUTY SHOP Winfield, Alabama CONTINENTAL CONVEYOR EQUIPMENT CO. MANUFACTURERS OF MATERIALS HANOLfNG POWER TRANSMISSION F ' l ' MPMENT WiNFiELD, Alabama .. v- ■ ■■ ■ ' « . ■ • i CITY LUMBER AND SUPPLY ' For the Best Materials to Build or Repair Winfield, Alabama Compliments HAMRIC Compliments TEXACO of WINFIELD DUNCAN JEWELRY MOTOR EXCHANGE AND SALVAGE LIVESTOCK COMMISSION Winfield, Winfield Haleyville Winfield, Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Best Wishes Compliments Complinnents of From TRAVIS R. CARTER DAVIS AUTO PARTS P. A. HOLLINGWORTH Representing GARAGE STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Winfield Alabama Winfield, Alabanaa Life - Auto - Fire Winfield, Alabama PASTIME THEATER ODUM ' S Good Luck 5 10 STORE HIGHTOWER GU-WIN DRIVE INN BROKERAGE CO. Wish You the Best Winfield Alabama Winfield, Alabama LYMON H. 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