Winfield High School - Pirate Yearbook (Winfield, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1963 volume:

I I I 1963 iPiraie % ' Win iefcf (bcnoo To you, the students of WInfield High School, we dedicate this 1963 edi- tion of the Pirate Chest. We hope that in these pages you might find some of the memories and joys that we have shared through the years and experience the warm glow of happy times relived. We would like to extend our thanks to all those who have assisted us this year. v THE PIRATE STAFF dAcf Qa-uL ' Annual Editor i:f-9 ' X CoO Jiiqh ScnooJ Cj emeniartJ cbcnoo MJf.S. CPiraie Gnesi UaS e of Gonienis C cfmtnislrah ' on l7acu iu Glasses Seniors J uniors Sopnomores Crresnmen Ci il i Seoenm Cj emeniaru IJ ' auoriies 9ICr. anJ9ir ss MJT.S. yfomecominq Court Uraaniza ions OJ AJe ics C oo oa Gneerfeaaers Ujano JKaJoreiies O c ioi es Ujanaueis CPicnics Snaps S:fraauaiion ' W CLUB PICNIC W CLUB PICNIC BETA PICNIC HONOR SOCIETY TEA STUDENT COUNCIL CAMPAIGN NEW STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS errij yKauJcfin To the memory of a friend and fellow classmate whose cheering smile and pleasant companionship will never be forgotten. nn uafSiafjf I VICKY BARTHOLOMEW Editor DOUGLAS WALKER Assistant Editor MRS. BERTHA GANN Advisor BETTY TIDWELL HENRY ERWIN I Mr. Ivan Hill presents gifts to Seniors. HOW CUTE!! WOW!! , C( ' ' '   ' •• ' ;;;,,,.• «« ' ' ' ' :5«ca ra uMv ADMINISTRATION Today with the radicf rfSerei cfhanges and controversial decisio t Alabama has faced since the War Between the States. • -,p - To solve these problems wisely, we must have fnerrtrnd wom .pjiysically fit, morally strong, and intellectually trained. , urts, we face the greatest problems mentally alert, emotionally stable, ..J a working creed basic to such people I give you the statema f Hffifffy Van Dyke, Be glad of life because it giyes you the chance to love and to work and to play and to look up aCthe s fpio be satisfied with your posses- sions but not content with yourself until you have made the best of them; to despise nothing in the world except false- hood and meanness, and to fear nothing except cowardice; to be gn miafby your admirations rather than disgusts; to covet nothin g th at is your neighbor ' s except his kindness of hea|mid|Bentleness of manners; to think seldom of f your friends, and every day of Christ; and JHpeSpriBBch tiine as you can with body and m WARNINGS: ing times in which we live. ' This space would not be sufficient to even li ' our society primarily as a result of man ' s ingenuity. These changes are a pier and more aboundant fe. However, perplexing problems are evolvii of us to accept our sharelof responsibility in finding the proper solutions b • major changes that is taking place in 1 be horizons that leads man to a hap- I these changes that will require each 1 these problems can be solved. CHALLENGE: cherish the challenges, successes, good times, and friends at Winfield Higl ;hool. ' MR. ERNEST MOSS I Principal CP-U. l. Officers MRS. WEBB MRS. MAY MRS. MOORE MRS. HARRIS O u O X u H a. u H a: u CQ CO oi Q X B o u z Q jwBTOiwwssnsus Brai - TfTW Tj ifci. t.w Ti '  ifc.u V l 1 1 • ' •« 1 SEATED - Saundra Morris, Mrs. Mc- Donald. STANDING - Barbara Rose, Anne Fowler, Pat Guin, Alyce Porter, Becky Guin, Martha Langston. Is) o r t £ c e e r s SEATED - Mrs. McDonald. STANDING - Barbara Hendrix, Sue Perry, Betty Tidwell, Brenda Townley, Mary Harris. ' ' ro,. FACULTY LOUISE ASTON JEWEL BACCUS WILBURN BACCUS LILLIAN BARTHOLOMEW VELDA BOSTICK CLARA BOWLING AMILEA BRINDLEY J. S. BRINDLEY LILLIAN CARNES MAXINE COLEY VERA DEATON GRADY DILLARD EDITH EGAN EULA FOWLER BERTHA GANN LOUISE HARRIS LOIS HAYES WESLEY MAE HILL ESTES HUDSON LORA HUDSON W. D. HUNT ODENE MAY LUCY McCALEB HAROLD MCDONALD INA MURL MOORE LORRINE MOORE VIOLET MOORE V LOLA MOSS BERNICE PHILLIPS WILLIAM PITTS IRDIND SHIREY JAMES SIZEMORE LEOLEN SIZEMORE BEATRICE VERNON DURELL WARREN WARD WEBSTER VELMA WEEKS JEWELL WEST SENIORS f Senior Glass 0 jhicers Reporter Treasurer Secretary President Vice-President ARLES LINDA BILL HENRY TOMMY COLLIER TUCKER WEEKS ERWIN STILES TERRY ATKINSON Brooks Remembered as: a great basketball player . . . friendly . . .easy going FFA 2,3.4. Vice-Pres. 3. Pres. 4; W Club 2. 3. 4; Usher 3; Key Club 3; Basketball 2. 3, 4; Ambition: To be a truck driver. FRED BACCUS Remembered as: quiet . . . reserved . . . durable FFA 1. 2. 3. Officer 3; DO 3. 4; LILLIAN VICKERY BARTHOLOMEW Vicky Remembered as: . . . conscientious . . . easily upset . . . ambitious Yearbook Editor 4; DSCS 1; Jr. Honor So- ciety 1, 2; Beta Club 2. 3. 4; French Club 2. 3, Pres. 3; Newspaper Staff 3; FTA 3,4. Sec. 4; Band 1.2.3, Vlce-Pres. 3; MLA 1.2.3.4. Reporter 3. Vice-Pres. 4; Student Council 1. 2; Choral 2; Ambition: To find happiness! GARY WAYNE BEATY Beaty Remembered as: his interest in cars . . . quiet . . . unruffled . . . collected FFA 1. 2; DO 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4, Officer 4; Ambition: To be a parts man. ROGER DEAN BOWLING Rog Remembered as: . . . humorous . . . musi- cal ... a carrot top Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Pres. 4; Key Club 2. 3. 4; DSCS 1; Jr. Honor Society 1.2; FFA 1; News- paper Staff 3; Annual Salesman 4; Ambition: To be happy all my life, BRENDA HALLMARK BOWLING Remembered as: ... good natured . . . willing . . . well dressed DSCS 1; Jr. Honor Society 2; Sr. Honor So- ciety 3. 4; FTA 1. 2. 3. 4; FHA 1. 2; GIA 2; Beta Club 1, 2. 3, 4; French Club 3; Glee Club 3. 4; Annual Salesman 4; DENNIS EDWARD BURKS Louie Remembered as: lean and lanky ... fun loving . . . witty FFA 1. 2. 4; Key Club 2; W Club 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Escort 4; Usher 3; Ambition: To win the Indianapolis 500 in a 1928 Plymouth with a Kaisarmatic trans- mission. ROBERT CAMPBELL Remembered as: quiet . . . congenial . . honesty in answers Band 2, 3, 4; FFA 2, 3; Ambition: To do Gillette Commercials on T.V. w rpf -y CHARLES EARL COLLIER Hoss Remembered for: his keen ability and in- terest in basketball . . . smart . . . com- mendable DSCS 1; Jr. Honor Society 1, 2; Beta Club 2, 3. 4; W Club 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2. 3, 4; Basket- ball 2, 3, 4; All-State 4; Basketball Award 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Best Scholastic Athlete 4; Class Officer 4; Newspaper Editor 4; Home- coming Escort 1, 2, 4; Sr. Honor Society 4; Most Conceited 4; Best All Around 4; BARBARA ANN COUCH Bob Remembered as: energetic . . . happy-go- lucky . . . friendly Library Club 1,2.4; FTA 1,2; DO 4; News- paper Club 4; Office Worker 4; Ambition: To be a secretary. MARTHA LOU CORBETT Remembered as: lovely . . . adventuresome . . . fun . . . clubs FHA 1, 3; GIA 3; FTA 4; Wittiest 4; Delta Debs 3.4, Vice-Pres. 3; Pirateer Staff 4; EDWARD NEAL DAVIS Doc Remembered as: our answer to Albert Ein- stein . . . brilliant . . . professionally mu- sical . . . yet fun loving DSCS 1; Jr. Honor Society 1,2; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4; All-State Band 3, 4; French Club 3; American History Award 3; Merit Award 3; Most Likely to Succeed 4; Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. j ' S -w GARY DODD Remembered as: ... tall . . . slim . . . quiet Football 2; Basketball 3, 4; FFA 3, 4; JAMES DODD Dodd Remembered as: . . . calm . . . classy . . . suave Football 2.3.4; FFA 1.2.3. Officer; Usher 3; Basketball 2. 3. 4; W Club; Ambition: To get married and raise a fam- BOBBY DOZIER Remembered as: polite . . . likeable . . . reserved FFA 1. 3. 4; Most Congenial 4; Ambition: To be ambitious. JOHNNY EDWARD EARNEST Johnn-i Remembered as; energetic . . . interesting . . . forthright FFA 1.2; Student Council 1; 4-H Club 1; HENRY ALBERT ERWIN Hank Remembered as: . . . devilish . . . ad- venturous . . . leader W Club 1. 2. 3; Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4; Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Class President 4; French Club 3, 4; FFA 2. 3; Ambition: To raise heck! JAMES DAVID FOSTER J. D. Remembered as: red-headed . . . athletic . . . shy - DENNIS LOYD GREENE Green Remembered as: Mr. W.H.S. . . . willing . . . devoted FFA 1.2. Vice-Pres. 2; Key Club 2, 3. 4. Pres. 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Best Baseball Player 3; All-District Basketball Tournament 3; All-County 4; Statition 4; SERELDA ANNE FOWLER Annie Remembered as: sincere . . . thoughtful . . . attractive DSCS 1; Fr. Honor Society 1, 2; Sr. Honor Society 3, 4, Sec. 4; Beta Club 2. 3, 4; News- paper Staff 3; FTA 4, Pres. 4; MLA 2, 3, 4. Sec. -Treas. 4; Glee Club 2. 4; Office Work- er 4; Annual Salesman 4; Most Courteous 4; Ambition: To be a successful teacher. DIANE BLANCHE FRANKS Remembered as: laughing . . . chatty . . . cheerful Sr. Honor Society 3, 4; Jr. Honor Society 1, 2; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Annual Salesman 4; FTA 4; Ambition: To get the most out of life. THOMAS DEWEY HARBIN Tom Cat Remembered as: friendly . . . buoyant . . . matchless FFA 1,2. 3; Student Council 2; W Club 1,2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 3; Grouchiest 4; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Best Lineman 3; Best Defensive 4; Captain 4; AIl-WAC 3, 4; Basketball 2; Track 4; Ambition: To be a bachelor all my life, and teach my kids to be the same. VIRGINIA ANN HENDERSON Remembered as: breezy . . . amiable . . . DO 3, 4; DO Queen 4; Laziest 4; Ambition: To have fun! BARBARA GAIL HENDRIX Bob Remembered as: pleasant . . . companion- able . . . sincere FHA 1.2. 3; FTA 1,2. 3; GIA 1; Beta Club 3. 4; French Club 3. 4; Office Worker 4; Best Sport 4; Glee Club 3; Ambition: To grow taller. WILLIAM EDWARD VAN HODGSON Billy Remembered as: good looking . . . artistic . . . talented Basketball 1; Football 2. 3. 4; FFA 1. 2. 3; Student Council 1,2; Vice-Pres. 4; String Band 4; W Club 4; Most Handsome 4; Ambition: To go back to Texas some day. JAMES ARTHUR HOLLIMAN Hopper Remembered as: hard-working . . . am- bitious . . . industrious FFA 2, 3. 4, Reporter 4; Class Sec. 2; Ambition: To be a barber. MARGARET MAY JOHNSON Margie Remembered as: undaunted . . . chatty . . . cheerful FHA 1,2; Band 1; Most Attractive 4; Ambition: To be a private, private, sec- retary. KATHLEEN MAYFIELD KIVETTE Katy Remembered as: married . . . frolicsome • • • gay FHA 1, 2, 3; Library Club 3; Ambition: To make my husband happy. LINDA MARIE LANGLEY Linda Lou Remembered as; graceful . . . cordial . . . confident Library Club 2; FTA 4; Homecoming Maid 3; Maid of Honor 4; Marion County Maid of Cotton 4; Most Conceited 4; Ambition: To get the very most. BUDDY LANGLEY Remembered as; honorable . . . . . cordial FFA 1,2,3.4; Ambition: To live 100 years. earnest FREDA ELOISE LANGSTON Fleecy Remembered as: vivacious . . . influential . . . magnetic FHA 2; Beta 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Most Popular 2; Student Council Sec. 2, Pres. 4; Homecoming Queen; Miss W. H.S. ; Key Club Sweetheart 3; Ambition: To stay happy. CHARLES LYNN Chicken Remembered as: industrious . . . . earnest FFA 3, 4; DO 3, 4; Ambition: To be honest. dedicated WALTER RENO LOWERY Reno Remembered as; moody . . . well-dressed . . . communicable Student Council 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1. 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3; W Club 1.2, 3, 4; Best Dressed 4; BRADY EUGENE MANN Brain Remembered as: friendly . . . fun . . . masterly FFA 1, 2. 3; W Club 1,2, 3, 4; Do Club 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Ambition: To be a parking lot attendant at Ma ' s. JOHNNY RAY MARSHALL Kiaser Remembered as: witty . . . comical . . gay Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Track 4; W Club 3. 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Wittiest 4; Ambition: To be a funny man. EMMA JEAN MAYFIELD Remembered as: reserved . . . faithful . shy BARBARA ANNE McKAY Couth Ann Remembered as: earnest . . . creative . . . capable Jr. Honor Society 1,2; Class Pres. 3; Student Council 1; Sr. Honor Society 3, 4, Vice- Pres. 4; Glee Club 3. 4; DSCS 1; Beta 2. 3. 4; FHA 2; Newspaper 3; Most Likely to Suc- ceed 4; Ambition: To succeed. ROBERT KEITH McMILLIAN R. K. M. Remembered as: unusual . . . understand- ing . . . unforgettable Key Club 2. 3; Band 1.2; Baseball Mgr.- 2; . Football 1.3.4; Ambition: To get what I can without work- ing for it. NAOMI MILLS Nomie Remembered as: gay . . . comic . . . candid FHA 1.2; FTA 3.4; GIA 3; Girl ' s State 3; Ambition: To get the best thing I can out of life. WILLARD LEE MOORE JR. Buddy Remembered as: a talented singer icated . . . quiet Key Club 3. 4; Choral 3. 4; Ambition: To be a girl scout. . ded- WILLIAM RAY NICHOLS Porky Remembered as: progressive . . . courteous . . . contented FFA 1; FTA 2. 3. 4; Key Club 3. 4; Beta Club 3. 4; DO 4; Usher 3; Ambition: To be a medical technologist. ARNOLD GRAY NORRIS Top Cat Remembered as: solid . . . mechanical . . . predictable W Club 3. 4; Football 3. 4; FFA 1, 2, 3; Best Lineman 3; Best Defense 4; All-North West Conference Team 4; Cutest 4; LAVELL MARIE PENNINGTON Pennigar Remembered as: breezy . . . flirtatious . . . high-flying DSCS 1; Jr. Honor Society 1; Office Worker 1; GIA 3; Beta Club 2. 3. 4; W Club 3, 4; Sr. Honor Society 4; Co-Head Cheerleader 4; Friendliest 4; Ambition: To make the most of life. JOYCE ELIZABETH PERRY Punk Remembered as: happy-go-lucky . . . pretty . . . dynamic DO Club 3. 4; Library Club 2, 3; Ambition: To get married and have a happy life. SUE CAROL PERRY Susie Remembered as: ready . . . willing . . . eager DSCS 1; Jr. Honor Society 1; Beta Club 2, 3, 4. Pres. 4; French Club 2, 3; FTA 2; FHA 2; MLA 2, 3,4; Student Council 1,2; Girl ' s State 3; Cutest 4; Ambition: Graduate from U. of A. ALYCE FAY PORTER Port Remembered as: well-dressed . . . adven- turesome . . . fun-loving DSCS 1; Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Assistant Ed, 4; FTA 1. 2. 3, 4; Choral 3, 4; FHA 2, 3; GIA 2, 3; Delta Debs 3, 4; Grouchiest 4; Office Worker 4; Ambition: To be the world ' s greatest hair stylist. LARRY JOE RABURN Air -brat Remembered as: jovial . . . athletic . . . easy to get along with W Club 2, 3, 4; 4-H Club 1; FFA 2, 3; Foot- ball 2, 3, 4; Most Athletic 4; Best Sportsman- ship 4; All-WAC 4; Ambition: Worry about it when it gets here. MILTON DAVID RHUDY Rhudy Remembered as: mature . . . married . . . manly FFA 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 2, 4; W Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Ambition: To have the fastest car in town. WILLIAM WATES ROBERTS Bill Remembered as: . . . musical . . . long and thin . . . smiling FFA 1.2.3.4; FFA String Band 1.2,3,4. Sec. 4; Laziest 4; DO Club 4; Ambition: To get rich playing drums. JERRY RUSSELL Jess Remembered as: comical . . . fun-loving . . . mischievous FFA 2,3.4; 4-H 1; Ambition: To change. DAVID LECIL SANDERS Lecil Remembered as: thoughtful . . . pleasant . . . fun FFA 1.2.4; Student Council 3; W Club 3.4; Football 3, 4; Most Courteous 4; Ambition: To make enough money to buy out Ma ' s. MARGARET ANN SHIREY Annie Remembered as: flaming red-head . . . quiet smile . . . faithful FHA 1; GIA 3; Ambition: To be a millionaire ' s wife. ANNA MARGARET SMITH Smith Remembered as: friendly . . . talkative . . . willing DSCS 1; Jr. Honor Society 1; FHA 2; GIA 2; Beta Club 3. 4; Ambition: To attend college and become successful. DEXTER TED SMITH Ted Remembered as: witty . . . cordial . . . little FFA 1.2; Basketball 1,2; DO Club 3.4. Pres. 4; Mr. DO 4; Ambition: To make little things bigger. LESTER WAYNE SMITH Sweetie Remembered as: agreeable . . . friendly ... fun FFA 1,2,3; Football 1,2; Class Vice-Pres. 2; Best Sport 4; Ambition: To make nothing out of some- thing. DAVID SAMUEL SNOW Big Red Remembered as: mannerly . . . honorable . . . amiable Transfer Student; Ambition: To make the most of my life. ( DORIS DEAN SPANN Spanzoo Remembered as: shy . . . quiet . . . forth- right DO 2; FHA 2; Ambition: To be Dr. Ben Casey ' s nurse. TOMMY HOUSTON STILES Dick Remembered as: quick-tempered . . . forceful . . . versatile W Club 3. 4; FFA 4; Class Vice-Pres. 4; Best Back 4; Honorable Mention WAC 4; Football 3, 4; Basketball 3; Giftorian 4; Ambition: To get rich without working. GLORIA ROSE STOVALL Rosie Remembered as: pleasant . . . warm . . . happy DSCS 1; GIA 2; FFA 2, 3; Delta Debs 3; Choral 3; Student Council 1; Ambition: To have two wonderful children. FA YE ELENE TAYLOR Patrick Remembered as: studious . . . gay . . . industrious Biology Award 2; Honor Society 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4; Most Athletic 4; Ad Salesman 4; FTA 4; Ambition: To live the most each day. BETTY ANN TIDWELL Bcu Remembered as: admirable . . . talented . . . confident Student Council 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3. 4; DSCS 1; FHA 4; Beta 3. 4; Chorus 2. 3; Jr. Honor Society 1,2; Contestant in Jr. Miss Alabama; Ambition: To achieve success. CONNIE MAURICE TILLERY Conk Remembered as: breezy . . . school -spirited ... fun to be with Delta Debs 3, 4; W Club 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3. 4; MLA 3. 4; Ambition: To have fun! ARNOLD TRIMM Remembered as: friendly . . . smiling quiet FFA 3, 4; W Club 2. 3. 4; Football 3. 4; Ambition: To go all out. LARRY SHELTON TUCKER Shets R emembered as: quiet . . . unusual , . different FFA 3, 4; Ambition: To raise chickens. LINDA FA YE TUCKER Tuck Remembered as: understanding . . . intelli- gent ... a true friend Honor Society 2. 3. 4. Pres. 4; DSCS 3, 4; Beta 2, 3. 4; FTA 3. 4; FHA 1, 2; Ambition: To succeed in my search for happiness. JANE ANNETTE VICKERY Janie Remembered as: talented . . . friendly . . . fun Library Club 3, 4, Pres. 4; Beta 4; DSCS 1. 2; FTA 3.4; FHA 1.2.3; Ambition: To teach music. JOSEPH DOUGLAS WALKER Married Man Remembered as: versatile . . . interesting . . . different Jr. Honor Society 1,2; FFA 1.2, Pres. 2; Jr. High Most Popular 1; Key Club 2, 3, 4; St. Gov. Div. Ill 4; Football 1,2; Basket- ball 1; Newspaper 3; Annual 4; Beta 2, 3; Assistant Editor 4; Homecoming Escort 3; JUDITH KfARIE W ATKINS Judy Remembered as: cheerful . . . suave . . . thorough Jr. Honor Society 1; FHA 1,2; FTA 2,3,4; GIA 2. 3; DO 4, Treas. 4; Beta 3, 4; Office Worker 3; Biggest Flirt 4; Ambition: To make the best a little better. BILLY JOE WEEKS Cookie Remembered as: irresistible . . . winsome . . . magnetic FFA 1, 2, 3; Student Council 3, 4; W Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Sr. Class Sec. ; Most Popular 4; Foot- ball 1.2,3,4; AU-WAC 3,4; Basketball 1,2. 3. 4; All-District 4; All-County 3; Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4; Best Back 3; Best All Around 4; Ambition: To construct a four lane to Ma ' s. JOHN HAROLD WHITE Doyle Remembered as: amiable . . . benevolent . . . fun W Club 2. 3. 4, Vice-Pres. 4; FFA 2. 3; Foot- ball 1,2, 3,4; Biggest Flirt 4; Basketball 3; Ambition: To be a square dance caller with the Carolina Clodders. MR. WILLIAM ROSE Senior Sponsor MRS. VELDA BOSTICK Senior Sponsor Glass CRepreseniaiiue BARBARA McKAY Saziesi VIRGINIA and BILL i ( ' ' ' A W ■ . .. yr JUNIORS 1!«|1A I l!, '  «W. ' «.Hi™i .l Ui junior Glass 0 Secretary BARBARA ROSE Treasurer YVONNE SMITH Vice-President LARRY SULLIVAN ' icers President MARTHA LANGSTON Reporter CAROL MOSS Linda Aldridge Patty Baccus Brenda Box Charles Box Wayne Box Kenneth Bryant James Bussey Linda Butler Patricia Davis Gloria Dodd Jennifer Doss Lennie Doss Charles Dudley Jimmy Fowler Carol Frazier Gordon Franks Rebecca Gann Larry Goodwin James Hallmark Jimmy Harkness Larry Harris Mary Harris Terry Henderson Tina Henderson Coley Hughes Jackie Hughes Butch Ivie Ronnie Ivie Mary Jackson Genny Jenkins Velta Ray Jones Wallace King Kirk Kirkpatrick Martha Langston Jerry Lenahan Brenda May Ken May Carl McLaughlin Clarence Miles Cletus Minor Danny Moore Saundra Morris Carol Moss Letha Oswalt Billy Perry Tony Perry Steve Roberts Sandra Robinson Barbara Rose Jimmy Shirey Donnie Smith Ina Smith Yvonne Smith Larry Sullivan Bobby Taylor Jackie Threadgill Brenda Townley Joan Trimm Jimmy Walker Wanda Walker Louis Walters Dene Webster Miss Coley Miss Egan ■AViii SOPHOMORES i ,,; President DON FOWLER (L)r. I Glass Officers Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer BOBBY SANDY STILES EARNEST Reporter JOHN PERRY Linda Atkinson Richard Baird Henry Beasley Maxine Benton Bienda Benyhill Sherry Bevell Betty Box Sandra Box Jane Brazil Ronnie Burgess Sandra Burks Sammy Butler Ray Causey Bobby Clinton Nancy Couch Jimmy Davis Floyd Dillard Mike Doss Jimmy Dozier Clayton Elliot Jimmy Earnest Sandy Earnest Larry Estes Phil Fikes Don Fowler Janice Fowler Judy Franks Ray Goodwin Jaretta Goolsby Patricia Guin Carolyn Hallmark Larry Hallmark Robert Haney Dennis Harbin Wynell Holcomb Alice Holliman Mack Mollis Donald Housch NOT AVAIUUU Imogene Housch Ronnie Jenkins Bonnie Jordon David Keeton Ann Langston Jackie Langston Harry Lee Shirley Lee Pat Lynn David Manning Mike Mathews Martha Mayfield Shelia Mays Gloria Miles Hoyt Miles Jimmy Miles Ronald Miskelley Tommy Moore Robert Nichols Arlen Norris David Norris Joan O ' Mary Jean Osborn Joe Parr La Don Pate Danny Payne Lois Perry John Perry Rodger Perry Jerry Pollard Priciella Powers Sara Price Thyra Price Ronnie Reed Andre Riley Charles Sayree George Singer Frances Smith Mrs. Phillips Linda Smith Tommy Smith Bobby Stiles Dennis Sullivan Lonnie Taylor Coach Warren Alice Tidwell Kathy Tilley Harvey Trull Mary Edith Trimm Kenneth Trull Jimmie Tucker Sandra Van Sandt Cheryl Vaughn Freddie Ward Johnny Webb Vangie Weeks Bobby West Edna Westmoreland Lavoe Wood Alice Whitehead Larry Whitehead Susanne Whitehead Mr. Hunt M .o%e e? M ' w iwai F F F i? S ( N ( V F Jx i Ji Slnii: h- ft III. J ' ' i-.l. r.iliM ij K «;. mn KKs • V ji ih:ksos HAMILTOiJ FRESHMEN cv M.auc-° ° ' .cS:;: ca„, Jr. Ill Jiomeroom ricers FIRST ROW - Ronald Miles, Joe Box. Keith Hawkins, Ernis Moss, Larry Reese SECOND ROW - Mike Ivie, Linda Walk- er, Judy Burks, Sharyn Carroll, Becky Guin. Dennis Sexton THIRD ROW: Shelia Holliman, Lynn Reed, Doris Holliman, Paulette Segars, Nancy Couch Bonita Aldridge Lalla Fay Alexander Jerry Baccus Rebecca Beasley Richard Beasley Miriam Black Caryl Bowling Ricky Bowling Joe Box Julius Box Larry Box James Burgess Judy Burks Larry Burleson Ray Bryan Tony Butler Brenda Games Sharon Carroll Brenda Carter Jane Couch Nancy Couch Charlie Cox Billy Joe Davis Michael Dodd Woodrow Doss Jerry Earnest Sherry Estes Ronald FJick Ernest Foster Andy Franks Jr. Ill Jerry Franks Gail Garrison Roger Goodwin Glenda Goodson Becky Guin Linda Guin Wanda Hallmark Mary Hamilton Laura Hammontree Gail Hanks Judy Harbin Lola Gay Harbin Margaret Harbin Tommy Harris Keith Hawkins Jimmy Hayes Robert Henderson Doris Holliman Roger Humber Shelia Holliman Mike Ivie Paul Johnson Billy Jones Donald Kilgore Randall King Mike Kirkpatrick Ricky Lee Rebecca Markham Jane May Jeanetie Mayfield Bobby McCraw Carol McGraw James Merrell Ronald Miles Sue Miles 3 o -■ ' - . 7 Jr. Ill Glenda Miles Floyd Minor Jerry Minor Brenda Miskelly Earnie Moss Peggy Nix Richard Nix Nathaniel Norris Anita Pate Boyd Pate Doris Perry Bobby Perry Freddie Perry Sam Phillips Timothy Raddin Lynn Reed Larry Reese James Robertson Larry Robinson Aloma Ruppert Romette Sanderson Paulette Segars Bobby Seals Dennis Sexton Peggy Sexton Eva Jean Shirey James Sims Brenda Simith Janet Smith William Smith Jimmy Spann Johnny Spann Robert Stewart Ronnie Thornton Dennis Theadgill Jr. in Picture Not Availoble Sammy Trull Wanda Trull Verna Lee Tucker Linda Walder Mary Walker Ronnald Walker Barbara Warren Curtis Webb Edris Webb Gerald Weeks Sadie Wheeler Joe Wilson Bertha Gann Ouida Roberts Irdine Shirey James Sizemore JZ . II yfomeroom OJ icers JZ . yiomeroom (Jfficers Gary Addison Harold Aldridge Danny Baccus Sandra Baccus Anita Bartholomew Patsy Beasley Martha Benton Glenda Box Gerald Bull Ann Carter Sylvia Carter Keith Clark Patsy Cole Marion Corbett Brenda Couch Mrs. Bartholomew Nancy Couch Gregory Cox Joann Davis Mary Davis Patricia Dickenson Susan Doss Wayne Doss Kenneth Elliott Curtis Estes Linda Estes Linda Gail Estes Jerry Fikes Charles Gilpin Lenora Gunnels Mary Bill Holcomb Tommie Hallmark Donna Haney Jerry Harkness Raymond Harris Velinda Henderson Linda Housch Jane Hughes Gregg Johnson Linda Kirkpatrick Judy Langley Joe Lawrence Charlotte Lee Diane Lee George Lehman Danny Little Sherley Lynn Dennis Marcum Mrs. Harris Linda Marshall David Mayfield Linda Mayfield Terry McCullough Roger McKay Nancy McLaughlin Melba Meharg Elizabeth Miles James Miles Kayron Miles Jimmy Mitchell Jane Moore Carol Musgrove Carolyn Neal Linda Norris Don Norwood William Oswatt Brenda Pate Linda Pate Carl Pennington Gay Lavoe Perry Nancy Perry Johnny Purser Marcie Raines Edwina Reed Jimm Roden Sandy Sanders Dale Seals Mr. McDonald June Rose Seals Jo Ann Sherley Eddie Smith Kathie Smith Billy Stalcup Mr. Webster Frances Taylor Betty Sue Townley Shirley Trimm Lana Trull Donald Tucker Harold Tucker Mary Tucker Gail Vaughn James Wallace Francis Ward Jimmy Warren Diane Weeks Henry Weeks Peggy Weeks Jennie Westmoreland Alice Wheeler Judy White Steve Whitson 3 Tf Linda Bailey Nancy Bartholomew David Beasley Anita Benton Larry Bevills ■■■ Frankie Blair ' ' s ' HB Phillip Box Rhonda Box Tommy Jo Box w lA Jerry Bryant mk Gary Burks 4- Janice Burgess Shelby Byran 4 Elaine Carroll Larry Carter Jimmy Davis James Dodd Harold Doss Martha Dean Doss Shirley Dozier James Elliott Patricia Elliott Yvonne Farris Jaunita Foster Richard Franks Ricky Franks Susan Franks Albert Garrard Nasson Garrison Nathanail Garrison Larry Gilley Myra Guin Rhonda Halbrook Steve Harbin Barry Harkness Barbara Harris Mike Henderson Shirley Holcomb Mickey Holliman Irene HoUis Kathy Hosch Freddy Hudson Joann Jordon Brenda Kilgore Bobby Langley Rebecca Lawerence Rodney Lower y Maurice Matthews Terry Marshall Laura Mayfield Steve McCaleb Ed McGraw Ricky Mayfield Marie Miles Randal Miles David Miller Stanley Miskelly Betty Motes Dennis Moore Larry Moore Randall Nichols Charles Norwood Diane Omary Judy Osborn Wendell Pate Belinda Perry Wanda Perry Brenda Reed Scotty Price Jimmy Reed Kathy Robertson Roger Sanders Margene Sexton Susan Singer Diane Smith Susan Smith Kay Spray Judy Taylor Tresea Tuggle Peggy Tucker ;- ■ Wanda Tucker Deborah Vaughn Larry Wares Wanda Weeks Wanda Webster Ronnie Weeks Kay White Mrs. Deaton Mrs. West Sa5 5M i- ■.- i;;;:.= i (5pec a Glass Roger Brown Faye Bryan Michael Foster David Franks Bobby Hosch Dorothy Motes Iva Motes Judy Nix Ronnie Pate Pat Smith Robert Stone Mary Taylor Jerry Wates Faye WiUcutt Mrs. Lois Hayes 3Gn c eroarien Jill Alexander Alan Guin Julie Farish Barbara Hawkins Merrilee Hepler Sammy Lynn Yodanna Studdard Ronnie Threadgill lYl6 e?9 ELEMENTARY (L)ix n coracle Rosanne Bonds Martha Sue Bryan Mike Carroll H giaa Tersa Cross Gwendolyn Dickinson Paul Dockery Tommie Gann Kay Goodwin Sarah Goolsby Louis Hanks Rickey Mollis Judy Hosch Gary Humber Yvonne LeCompte Owen May Bobby McDaniel Nancy Ann Daniel Gary McDonald Tony McKay James Nix Deborah Parr Glinda Perry David Plunkett Linda Kay Robertson Jesse Russell Roger Sandlin Danrty Shaw Donald Smith Danny Stanford Ronnie Dale Sullian Sharon Kay Sullivan Ellen Thompson Kay Walden Dianne Webb Gerald Webb Jerome Winters Patricia Whitehead Mr. Baccus © P Sixin Sraoe Michael Adams Raymond Box Ronnie Cox Paula Elliott Ricky Elliott Larry Fowler Sarah Hamilton Deborah Davis Martha Hightower Tommy Humber Patrice Kamps Victoris Lee Nelda Mayfield Dianne McCluskey Patsy McKay Gail Melton Joe Merrell Edward Nichols Joe Nichols Larry Pate Lana Kaye Perry Loretta Perry Sandra Porter Steve Pope Roger Power Sherwin Prescott Leonard Rayburn Anna Lou Reed Willard Reed David Roberts Charlotte Shirey Jimmy Taylor Marilyn Trimm Dewey Ward Walter Watts Judy Weeks June Willcutt Sammy Wyers Velma Weeks Jifin 9rac e Philip Bates Bradley Box Guinette Campbell Jane Cosby David Couch Betty Dozier Rebecca Fuqua Ethel Garrard Danny Harbin Johnny Harris Ronnie Harris Michael Hill Wendy Hubbert Patsy Jenkins Donnie Mills Tim Morgan Rex Norwood La Juana Pate Donna Perry Debroh Shaw Steve Shelnut Dennis Smith Eddie Taylor Gary Taylor Carolyn Tucker Nancy Walker Kay Weeks Jane Whitehead Mrs. Bowling ifi£ 9racfe Reba Aldridge Billy Roy Box Jimmy Collier Elaine Cosby Barbara Esces Sharon Estes Lany Franks Larry Hall Margaret Harvel Ann Hubbert Stanley Ingram Janie Lindsey James Markham Jimmy Mays Linda Miles Ronny Miles Dianne Perry Ralph Prescott Hank Price Mary Purser Brenda Shirley Glenda Smith Ronald Stevens Terry Whitson Loretta Webb Lany Tucker Ricky Townley Johnny Sims Mr. Grady Dillard ■ ' tt Jifin 9rac e Larry Atkins Byron Atkinson Jacqueline Bodiford Nadeah Carroll Eddie Carter Brenda Sue Cowart Michael Estes Charles Green Judy Hallmark Janet Hooper Vicki Hunt Sammy Lee Michael Ray Knight Sarah Marcum Terry Miles Charles Ray Nix Lola Norris Brenda Perry Jimmis Raines Joyce Faye Reed Tommy Spillers Linda Stone Sammy Sullivan Edith Ann Walker David Warren Nancy Weeks George Wheeler Jane Wheeler Mrs. Eula Fowler Crour n z racfe Bonita Burleson Dianna Campbell Mike Causey Bobby Clark Patty Cross Evelyn Davis Roger Estes Marlon Farrls Lindell Foster Pamela Foster Rhonda Franks Larry Garrard Paul Garrison David Gunnels Gary Hanks Jimmy Hawkins Linda Henderson Danny Hollis Laura Keeton Debra Marshall Larry McDonald Regina Miles Marilyn Raburn Ricky Reed Rita Gay Reed Danny Lee Sandlin Johnny Singer Wanda Sprinkle Jerry Sullivan Richard Thornton Jim Tilley Terry Townley Joe Warren Michial Week Mrs. Moss L our n c raoe Mrs. Hudson .A Jo Ann Addison Mary Frances Akers Joyce Bailey Rochel Benton Carmen Bickeretoff Ronald Causey Charlie Davis Eddie Flick Ronald Franks James Fugua James Halcomb Ronald Hawkins Kathy Hocutt Johnny Holbrook James Johnson Jim Kamps Mona Lee Tommy Lenahan Carol McDonald Deborah Moore Donna Osborne Doris Perry Patsy Roach Nita Sandlin Wayne Selph Randy Smith David South Jo Edd South Dianne Stovall Elizabeth Taylor Debbie Webb Ronald Webb Frankie Weeks David White Georgia Etta Wilcutt Unircf ancf C our n z: racfe Teresa Birchfield Linda Couch Gail Gunnels Jacob Dodd Phyllis Doss Brenda Dozier Scott Eads Donald Fowler Edwin Head Donna Ingram Tommy Langley Gary Lenahan Dale Lovette Steve Mayfield Mary Ann McDaniel Margaret Miles Roy Alan Miles Linda Prescott James Reese Jerry Spann William Taylor Wanda Trimm Gary Ward Wanda Whitehead Mrs. Vernon i ' -|(- - ( ' « « Uniro raoe James Ray Akers Moddie Atkinson Donna Mary Bozeman Max Brasher Janet Leigh Burks William Allen Carter Ann Bostick Couch Cathy Joan Cross Tersa Estes Lymon Goolsby Paul Harbinson Karl Hassler Benny Hawkins Nell Hawkins Barry Johnson Rebekah LeCompt Preston Allen Lyons Martha Marcum Hayes McDonald Sandra Kay Mills Ned Nichols Tommy Nix Tony Perry Ricky Pope Jimmy Smith Kay Smith Deborah South Wanda Lou Stone Ray Tidwell Robert Wayne Townley Tim Tuggle Patsy Wilcutt Odene May Uhircf zJracle Stephen Addison Bobbye Aldridge Cathy Black Randy Bodiford Reba Box Johnny Box Gail Clack Kathy Crowe Mike Davis Richard Dillard Stephen Guin Rheeda Harris Tommie Hosch Gary Jones Lynne Kirkpatrick Audrey Lee Pamela McKay Roger Miles Lannie Miller Jerry Perry Timothy Perry Bobbye Prescott Stephen Pridmore Bobbye Sandlin Susan Segars Bethye Sue Stone Eddie Tucker Robbie Lynn Vickery Sandra Vickery Ann Weeks Randy Weeks Ronald White Eluise Willcutt Gwendolyn Reed econo c: racfe Anna Marie Baccus Greg Beasley Ronnie Beasley Randall Bly Guy Bolton Tommy Box Steven Byars Steven Causey Anna Faith Dodd Debbie Hamric Danny Harbison Lynn Harvel Vanda Hawkins Jeff Lawrence Rebecca Lee Rickey Dale Lee Donna Marshall Randy Hugh May Barry Gene Miles Thomas Norwood Ricky Pate Rebecca Perry Patricia Reed Don Robertson Barbara Shirley Teresa Stanford David Stout Allen Taylor Paulette Taylor Tommy Thomas c Jimmy Willcutt Katherine Willcutt Mrs. Lillian G. Carnes J f£ econ o Sraoe Phillip Adams Sheila Beard Shirley Beasley Vic Berryhill David Bourland Lonnie Burns Florence Cantrell Brian Colburn Cathy Doss Gary Esies Terry Franks Jo Anna Green John Gunnels David Harkness Herbyth Lynn Jimmie Lynn Dianne Lusk Margaret Marcum Mitch Pate Steve Reed Deborah Reeves Rose Mary Rhudy Lance Riley Jacqueline Shirley Johnny Smith Teresa Van Sandt Donna Stout Micha Vickery Terry Webb Lela Whitehead Larry Benton Phillip Weeks Mrs. Hill O i ., Ji ' rsi c rac e Phillip Atkinson Stanley Baker Regina Bowen Beverly Box Roger Box Stanley Carter James Colburn Kathy Elliott Terry Estes Rodney Fugua Martha Garrison Tommy Hanks Linda Hawkins Earnest Hosch Pamela Hubbert Glenda Lovett Jerry Lynn Randy D. May Richard Mayfield Wanda Jo Mayfield Edwin McDonald Robert Merchant Ronnie Smith Carol Stalcup Pamela Stout Brenda Thompson Phillip Threadgill Shelia Warren Dudley Whitson Mrs. Jewell Baccus Lr rs racfe Sonny Cambell Linda Corkren Ronnie Dillard Mitchell Elliot Tim Gilbert Janice Hambrick Phillip Hobson Ronnie Mollis Rhetta Hosch Jimmy Jordon Jack ye Keeton Beth McCaleb Beth McDonald Marie McDonald Danny Miles Danny Mills Scotty Moore William Nix David Oswalt Robin Roden Randy Sandlin Brenda Shaw Ricky Stephens Deborah Townley Benjye Tucker Gary Vaughn Bobby Webb Ella Wesley Martha Wilsutt Mary Wilsutt Mlm. Miss Aston ' Jirsi 9rac e Roy Dall Baccus Wanda Lee Benton Edwin Bickerstaff Sarah June Box Debra Lynn Burleson Karen Carter Sharon Carter Joseph Randall Earnest David Michael Franks Ellen Ruth Hallmark Martha Ann Hawkins David Housch Virginia Gayle Kamps Ricky Kimbrell Henry Hexton Lindsey Lillia Dean Lyons Bryce Keith Miles Ann Mitchell Daniel Mark Morgan Cathy Moore Robert Norris Thurston Norris Patricia Taylon Dennis Tucker Harold Vickery Myra Lynn Weeks Scotty Willians Mrs. Lorene Moore Lnrs racfe Michael Box Cynthia Lynn Bryant Thomas Bryant Joseph Campbell Colean Carroll David Davis Ricky Dickenson James Mack Dykes Rhonda June Dykes Barry Eads Cathy Ruth Hall Martha Harbin Donald Holcomb Suzanne Johnson William Lee Lenaht Rebeeca Marcum Jquana McKenley Gregory Miles Michael Mills Patricia Prescott Linda Railey Malenad Reese Olen Sandlin Karon Smith Rhonda Spann Charlotte Taylor Toni Kay Ttimm Brenda Lynn Trull Sue Ellen Tucker Roger Warren Donna Ann Webster Mrs. Lucy McCaleb ani ' k anitors MR. GRAHM MR. BRAZIL MR. DICKINSON LUNCHROOM VIEW (Ronnie, get your hand out of the butter!) B Jbuncnroom GooJRS i«W6«a ooo« L)cnoo Luus Drivers es. 2.Vt ' vje Y ' .oV ■ ::.j . I I FAVORITES ■ct JlCr. MJfS. DENNIS GREENE JlCiss MJf.S. FREDA LANGSTON ! !:i o ' : !2 S s N |. c: • 1 11th Grade Maid MARY HARRIS 10th Grade Maid ANNE LANGSTON 9th Grade Maid ANITA PATE 1963 yfomecomin Gouri 8th Grade Maid NANCY COUCH 7th Grade Maid MARGENE SEXTON 6th Grade Maid JUDY WEEKS [ ' •arj ' ■.a ' S; CAwaros ancf J fonors Talented musician NEAL DAVIS achieved membership in Alabama ' s All -State Band. % Senior class president HENRY ERWIN presents W.H.S. with memorial. I CSesi CTl LCTlrouncf CHARLES COLLIER BETTY TIDWELL m 11 n ' O on CO 0 (J ef ' IT 0 . NAOMI MILLS SUE PERRY Sirfs S a e ORGANIZATIONS STAFF STANDING - Martha Corbett Alyce Porter Judy Watkins Lavell Pennington SEATED - Connie Tillery Barbara Couch Charles Collier Sherry Bevell c e« 5p P ef Gi 6 Editor CHARLES COLLIER Assistant ALYCE PORTER STANDING - Letha Oswalt, Lennie Doss, Miss Egan. Faye Taylor, Carol Moss, Diane Franks, Linda Tucker SEATED - Anne Fowler, Brenda Hallmark, Freda Langston, Mary Harris, Barbara McKay 3{onor Socie y Pres. Linda Tucker Vice-Pres. Barbara McKay Sec. Anne Fowler Treas. Betty Tidwell fPfM Ujeia Gfuo OFFICERS President - SUE PERRY Vice-President - FAYE TAYLOR Secretary - SAUNDRA MORRIS Reporter - YVONNE SMITH Sponsor - MR. SIZEMORE w«.:v. - . « -- x«T fm- — • ' — ' .. ' ,• ' ,- ' •mk-f a W Gfu£ OFFICERS President - TOMMY HARBIN Vice-President - HAROLD WHITE Secretary - MARTHA LANGSTON Reporter - LAVELL PENNINGTON Sponsor - COACH WARREN 1 9KB. en. OFFICERS President - BETTY TIDWELL Vice-President - MARY HARRIS 2nd Vice-President - VICKY BARTHOLOMEW Secretary-Treasurer - ANNE FOWLER Reporter - SUE PERRY Parliamentarian - CONNIE TILLERY Roger Bowling, Dennis Greene, Charles Collier, Buddy Moore, Jackie Langston, Jerry Lenahan, Dennis Harbin, Jimmy Davis, Jimmy Harkness, Billy Nichols, Larry Sullivan, Kirk Kirkpat- rick, Tick May, Phil Fikes, Larry Harris, John Perry, Don Fowler, Butch Ivie, Bobby Taylor, Harvey Trull, Steve Roberts, Couch Hudson. OFFICERS: President - DENNIS GREENE Vice-President - CHARLES COLLIER Secretary- Treasurer - KIRK KIRKPATRICK DCeu GfuS President - ANNE FOWLER Vice-President - HARVEY TRULL Secretary-Treasurer - VICKY BARTHOLOMEW Reporter - BRENDA HAaMARK Librarian - ALICE PORTER j.jt.cn. OFFICERS: President - REBECCA GANN and SHELIA MAYS Vice-President - SHIRLEY LEE Secretary - BRENDA CARNES Reporter - CAROL McGRAW Historian - JUDY BURKS Parliamentarian - LINDA WALKER Treasurer - JUDY HARBIN Songleaders - LALLA FAY ALEXANDER and SANDRA BOX 9:9:Jl. OFFICERS: President - TERRY ATKINSON Vice-President - MILTON RHUDY Treasurer - BOBBY WEST Secretary - WAYNE BOX Reporter - JAMES HOLLIMAN Sentinel - JAMES DODD 2). 0. GfuB D. O. OFFICERS: Ted Smith Judy Watkins Doris Spann Br end a Townly 1 9irfs 4Jf Sponsor: MRS. DEATON 1 I STANDING - Joyce Perry, Dorthy Motes, Barbara Couch, Lennie Doss, Linda Aldrige, Ladon Pate, Don Fowler, Carl McLauglin, Harvey Trull, Keith Hawkins, Jimmy Warren SEATED - Linda Tucker, Lynne Reed, Edwina Reed, Jane Vickery, Mrs. Harris, Shirley Lee JSiBi r Mf - W W9 ' i L m l t j HH GfuS OFFICERS: President Jane Dickery Sponsor Mrs. Harris Lynn Reed Lonnie Taylor Edwina Reed P. ' f ' ay ATHLETICS V, COACH Mcdonald, coach hudson, coach warren Co-Captain MILTON RHUDY Co -Captain BILLY JOE WEEKS JAMES DODD J. D. FOSTER BILL HODGSON BRADY MANN Senior J laaers WALTER LOWERY ROBERT McMillan J ARNOLD NORRIS LARRY RABURN DAVID SANDERS Senior iPJauers ■ ■. -■ ' 1- 4h - TOMMY STILES ;: azu ' v-- akNOLD iKiMM HAROLD WHITE n-- -r- junior Ueam ' mT ■Jt r.t- ♦ 1l v WINFIELD PIRATES vs. CARBON HILL •z z CO m n pa m H H O • I o o 2 I t i s ' f r P . . . .0 ' d ' LINDA BUTLER MARTHA LANGSTON GLORIA MILES BECKY GUIN CAROL McGRAW ' . ' ' ;• ■. t w. ? . ' ' % s fia rc. 5 7T7 1 ' - - Ir ' ' ■ ■ frV: - ' !? «! . . s ; 53K ' ' f? ' 2 u o .ts Q iirw kP T ' TBB 9 v 1 HL q — ' . 1 __- ?? ■ . , .iflU Drum -Majorette MARY JACKSON Feature Twirler YVONNE SMITH Feature Twirler CAROL MOSS y NANCY COUCH ' 1 H ,8N DENNIS GREENE Managers: TRULL and POLLARD iiOinJie cf iPiraies W.H.S. vs Fayette W.H.S. vs Bear Creek W.H.S. vs Hamilton Pirates vs Fayette Tigers COUNTY TOURNAMENT S9 ■ wSk i mB fj mJEff al 4 C M B M F . Eb hV -= m V Effr fV Same SJioh W.A.C. CHAMPS COUNTY CHAMPS DISTRICT CHAMPS ' 1 L  Sw Coach Warren, John Perry, Cletus Minor, Ronnie Ivie, Jackie Langston, Don Fowler, Don Reese, Jerry Pollard, Danny Moore, Phil Fikes, Harvey Trull, Tommy Moore, Hoyt Miles, Ken Trull, Hawkins J6 ' J, earn T f « 4S l ' £i iNt nt ; , fir ; Nl i Coach McDonald, Mike Kirkpatrick, Andy Franks, Mike Ivie, Floyd Minor, Ernie Moss, Mgr. Pollard, Roger Seals, Marion Corbett, Larry Robinson, Dale Seals, Larry Burleson, Mgr. Trull junior Ueam PIRATES VIE FOR STATE CHAMPIONSHIP PIRATES vs. West End W.H.S. vs Tuscaloosa ' 1  fl N Danny Moore, Bill Weeks, Mike Ivie, Nathanial Norris, Dennis Burks, Charles Collier, Andy Franks, Kirk Kirkpatrick, Donald Smith, Tommy Moore, Gordon Franks, Steve Roberts, Tick May, Dennis Greene COACH WARREN Jjase6a iJea n SENIOR PLAYERS: Bill Weeks Dennis Greene Charles Collier Dennis Burks ACTIVITIES 1963 !j3on C7ire IB Lo acA ancf 9oJd S a ne SPRING TRAINING Jlomeco nina J arac e f. V ' r. i ' , % .t ' ' HOMECOMING QUEEN and ESCORT It was a lot of hard work . . . . but the results were pleasing! [Ban cf iBan aue iOan cf Con cer SocA J fop Gfass yfis ory Although Mrs. Lucy and Miss Louise had taught school for years, and were well ad- justed adults, this graduating class of 1963 is responsible for much of the liberal educa- tion the two of them acquired during our first year of formal schooling. Unlike most other first graders, our group was neither timid nor subdued. It is rather ironic that ours is the group that began school in the churches. But thanks to Miss Louise and Mrs. Lucy ' s gigantic efforts we did not loose any of the precious moments of the first grade. Being in the new building our second year with so much playground space was like turning a herd of cattle from the stable into the green pastures. We ranged far and wide and grazed greedily. During this year we added the personages of Tommy Stiles and also Linda Langley who later served us well as Homecoming maid. In the third grade, Friday highlighted the week for the girls; for the boys it was pure torture to drag us through rhythms and folk dances. We were an exceptionally healthy group which was born out by the fact that Mrs. Moss ' s fourth grade section had perfect attendance for a solid month. We were rewarded with a half holiday and the treat of treats - a popcycle apiece. Fifth grade moved rather uneventfully under the guiding hands of Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. West, and Mrs. Bowling. The sixth grade we really blossomed forth. Our own Dennis Greene was selected to be Captain John Smith for the annual P.T.A. program under the direction of Mrs. Ina Murl Moore. Our boys were handsome and debonaire as sailors and the girls never looked more haggard than they did as grease-painted Indians. After a wonderful year we bade good-bye to our beloved principal and counselor, Mr. Cordon Crawford, in as dignified graduation as our group was capable of. By this time we had learned that each year we loose a few and gain a few. How- ever, in the seventh grade we got a real pupil transfusion when Liberty, Concord, and several other surrounding schools were merged with Winfield. We were glad to have our forces marshalled as we encountered High School and Mrs. Deaton. Never had we looked forward to vacation with such anticipation as we did that year. Only in later years did we value the training we received at her hand. Our eighth and ninth years involved a succession of exciting events including: football games, cheerleader tryouts, basi etball tournaments, and various other school activities. In the tenth grade our group was again strengthened by influx of students from Wayside who have figured greatly in our last school years - among them our pretty Homecoming Queen - Freda Langston. Eleventh grade, and we frantically began selling magazines - those Seniors had to be fed. This year too, Football Banquet became extremely important in our lives. Those who were asked were regarded with awed admiration by the group of us old maids who enjoyed the picture show that night. Gratifyingly we finally became Seniors. Rings on our right hands were never heavier. We regarded with disdain the lower classmen who had the audacity to accept a 1963 Senior ' s class ring. There are only 36 of the original first graders in the class now. However, our group has been enhanced as a result of the many additions. Through the muddle of Pirate Chest preparations, invitations, superlative selections, and cap and gown rentals we have emerged tonight a group of dignified Seniors. We have come thus far by the grace of long -suffering teachers, undaunted parents, per- severing church groups, and despite of some of our own antics. Our destiny from this point forward will lie more wholly upon our own shoulders and depend upon the degree of perseverance we have developed through the years. Let us go forward with the de- termination to justify the faith shown in us by those persons who have shaped and molded our lives thus far - remembering that - What you are tomonow, depends upon what you do today. by CLASS HISTORIAN Betty Tidwell Glass iPoem Once a famous poet took up his pen and wrote The following, and I quote: One ship drives east, and another west By the self same winds that blow; It ' s the set of the sails, and not the gales That shows them the way to go. This applies to mankind, as to the ships at sea The acts and deeds of each of us will decide our destiny. If we see our goal as fair And aim our life course there, Then keep our course and keep our faith. Our lives will be first rate. Parents, faculty, and friends have helped us Set our sails. Now we will hold our ships on course and Conquer in spite of gales. CLASS POET Jerry Russell Gfass J ropnecu Now using all the mystic power at my command, which is none, 1 shall tell of the exploits of the members of the senior class ten years from now. Milton Rhudy is in the Far East trying to locate a 15 dollar car body. Alyce Porter and Connie Tillery have become busineu managers for the widely known Mary Jane. Since abandoning his car above Carlwn Hill, Dennis Green has only been seen passing through the woods at a high rate of speed. Bill Roberts has become Spike Jones ' s predecessor in the entertainment field and is accompanied by his wife Linda Langley on the Jew ' s Harpe. Arnold Norris and Tommy Harbin have taken over the Pure Oil Station and have the highest prices in town, selling by the pint. James Holliman has taken over Dave Minor ' s place as Winfield ' s most popular barber and philosoper. Billy Joe Weeks and Buddy Moore have become famous writers for Believe it or Not. •• Diane Franks and Anne Fowler have finally settled down to living a normal life after raising so much cain in their youth. Freda Langston is currently running for president of the United States on the Inde- pendent ticket. Jerry Russell and Wayne Smith are busy with odd jobs such as carrying ten pound sacks of sugar through the woods. Robert Campbell, David Snow, and Buddy Langley are famous generals in the U.S. Army after holding the Russians off for three days just this side of Pearidge in World Warr lU. Dennis Burks is a Plymouth salesman for Winfield Motors. Gloria Stovall, Betty Sizemore, and Kathaleen Kevette have settled down to being Just a Housewife. Billy Hodgson has become a famous artist, mainly by helping J. N. Dickson. Robert McMillan is now living with his well known uncle in Glen Allen. Jane Vickery plays the organ for the T. V. soap opera, The Edge of Night. Using his ability to converse on any subject, Bobby Dozier has become a famous news commentator. Margaret Johnson, Margaret Smith and Emma Jean Mayfield disappeared a few days after graduation and haven ' t been heard from since. Linda Tucker was married directly after graduation and now has nine children. Henry Erwin and Brady Mann form the pit crew for the world ' s fastest race driver, Joyce Perry. Vicky Bartholomew and Sue Perry are running a beauty parlor in Hollywood, California for a famous television star, Mr. Ed. Gary Beaty is a millionaire, after obtaining the controlling shares in General Motors. Using past experience, Walter Lowery has become field instructor for the U.S. Army on the techniques of crawling. Gary Dodd has taken over Wilt Chamberlain ' s place as center for the Boston Celtics. Johnny Marshall has been under the observation of medical authorities for the past five years. They ' re trying to find out what makes him tick. Fred Baccus and J. D. Foster are famous for that Bleached out look after 10 years at the City Laundry. Barbara Couch and Martha Corbett have opened a gambling casino and nightclub in Las Vegas known as Crooked Couch and Corbett, Casino and Club, After receiving their PhD ' s in the Wayside Institute of higher learning, Betty Tidwell and Barbara McKay have gained high standings as teachers there. Charles Collier is working in a mirror factory. Roger Bowling and his wife the former Brenda Hallmark are running a sheep ranch in lower Fayette County. Tommy Stiles is a hair model for Does He or Doesn ' t He ads. Virginia Henderson, Noami Mills and Margaret Shirey have formed a famous trio and are currently touring the Soviet Union. The American Embassy has been rocked as a result. Larry Raburn and Lavell Pennington are the president and Vice-President of the largest Lonely Hearts club in America. Ted Smith and Arnold Trimm are out of touch behind the moon in a rocket sent up two yea rs ago. Their last word upon entering the rocket was, Help! Barbara Hendrix and James Dodd have opened a drag strip on the east side of town with each fixing all possible races. Faye Taylor and Terry Atkinson are rivals in the frantic business world of Wayside. Douglas Walker is one of the nation ' s leading marriage counselors for people who are late marrying. Harold White and Judy Watkins are co -originators of the newest dance craze the Black Bottom. Billy Ray Nichols has given up his medical career in order to go on a round the world tour with his wife tfie former Doris Spann. Larry Tucker has taken over Lundy ' s upholstery shop. Johnny Earnest and David Sanders are running a car parts place and ice house. They use the ice to cool the parts off. And Yours Truly is still trying to pass freshman English at the University of Alabama. These predictions come with a blank mind and cramped hand, if all or any come true, may we all be blessed. by Neal Davis - PROPHET Statistics of Sr. Class of 1963 A personal Survey of each boy and girl, show the following Statistics: Romantic status; 6 married; 6 engaged; 9 going steady; 8 shook up; making out 12; 7 worn out: 20 still trying. Favorite pastime: messing up the lavatory for Mrs. Bostick; dating under the pear tree; and keeping Telephone lines to Guin busy. Means of Travel: Shoe leather express, 17; Hobo, 3; Thumb, 3; Hotrod Lincoln 18; Gitabout, 24. Favorite Food: Cold Collards, and Ice Cream; Chocolate covered Grasshoppers to T- Bone Steaks, Hamburgers and French fries; Frog Leopard line r. Favorite TV Program: Popeye and Ben Casey; Beverly Hillbillies, and Stoney Burke. Out Look on Life: Wonderful, 34; Mediocre, 14; Rugged, 19. The majority of students liked Jackie for their favorite Kennedy, who was followed by the horse, and last came Caroline. 27 members of this kooky class, had blue eyes, 16 brown, 9 hazel, and 12 green. Only four were blessed with gray. There were 33 children with brunette hair, 14 blacks, 11 auburn, 3 peroxy, and 7, who claimed to be real blondes. The average chicks height, was 5 ' 5 , weight, 121 lbs., and shoe size, 7 1 2. For the cats, the average height was 6 . weight, 154 and shoe size, 9 1 2. by Dennis Greene STATISTICIAN Basi Wi T ancf Ues imony We the Senior Class of 1963 of Winfield High School, in 72 individual and distinct parts, being of sound mind and charitable mood do make and publish this last will and testament. Item I. We give and bequeath to our Alma Mater our undying loyalty and re- memberance of our fortune in acquiring knowledge here. Item II. We give and bequeath to the faculty our gratitude for the service and tolerance they have shown us in our years of schooling here. Item III. We give and bequeath the following, which may seem trifling, but we hope that they will be accepted as valuable assets. JOYCE PERRY leaves her interest in the opposite sex to Gail Dodd. BILLY JOE WEEK leaves his name as Pool Shark to Steve Roberts. MARTHA CORBETT leaves her lifting weights to Brenda Townley. LINDA TUCKER leaves her mirror to Kenneth Bryant. ALICE PORTER leaves her Metrecal Credit Card to Linda Butler. BETTY TIDWELL leaves her connections with her Uncle Ray to Gordon Franks. BUDDY LANGLEY and WAYNE SMITH leave their build to James Bussey. ARNOLD NORRIS leaves his bay window to Coley Hughes. BARBARA HENDRIX leaves her little feet to Saundra Morris. SUE PERRY leaves to Pat Davis her ability to keep her secrets secret. WALTER LOWRY leaves his formula of How to get by without doin ' nothin ' to Jerry Lenahan. DORIS SPANN leaves her ability to get the most of a man to Joan Trimm. BRADY MANN leaves his hidden intelligence to Jimmy Don Harkness. ANN FOWLER and JANE VICKERY leave their weekly reservations at the Coral Club to Pattle Baccus. BARBARA McKAY leaves her little black book to Carol Mou. VICKY BARTHOLOMEW leaves her dressing table to Mary Jackson. TOMMY STILES leaves his good looks to Jimmy Shirey. CHARLES COLLIER leaves his Greasy Kid Stuff to Jimmy Fowler. CONNIE TILLERY leaves her knack for catching boys to Linnie Doss. LARRY TUCKER leaves his mechanical ability to Jackie Hughes. FRED BACCUS leaves his good humor to Charles Box. DENNIS GREEN leaves his pleasing penonality to Kirk Kirkpatrick. JAMES HOLLIMAN leaves his weak stomach to Carol Frazier. DAVID SNOW, DENNIS BURKS, and DAVID SANDERS leave their love for the Ag Building to Wayne Box. HAROLD WHITE leaves his pick and shovel to Larry Goodwin. HENRY ERWIN leaves his technique of loving and leaving ' em to Ken May. MILTON RHUDY and TOMMY HARBIN leave their beauty to Martha Langston. CHARLES LYNN leaves his butcher knife to Terry Henderson. ROBERT McMILLIAN leaves his ability to get along with everyone else ' s parents to Ronnie Ivie. BILL ROBERTS leaves his delayed graduation to Wallace King. BUDDY MOORE leaves his outstanding voice to Charles Dudley. FAY TAYLOR leaves her ticket stubs from football games and autographs of Bama Players to Becky Gann. J. D. FOSTER, and MARGARET SHIREY leave their flaming hair to Dorothy Motes. BILLY NICHOLS leaves his gracefuUness to Letha Oswalt. NEAL DAVIS leaves his ability o annoy Miss Egan to Barbara Rose. JERRY RUSSE LL leaves his fishing pole and little brown jug to Bobby Taylor. ARNOLD TRIMM leaves his laziness to Clarence Miles. ROBERT CAMPBELL and EMMA JEAN MAYFIELD leave their quietness to Brenda Box. BARBARA COUCH leaves her blond hair to Ilene Webster. JAMES DODD leaves his F. F. A. Membership to Jimmy Walker. DIANE FRANKS leaves her worn out textbooks to Audrey Nix. TERRY ATKINSON and GARY DODD leave their basketball career to Danny Moore. TED SMITH and MARGARET leave their names to Ina and Donnie Smith. BOBBY DOZIER leaves his Congeniality to Tony Perry. LARRY RABURN leaves his five gallon churn to Larry Sullivan. VIRGINIA HENDERSON leaves her figure to Tina Henderson. BETTY SIZEMORE, KATHLEEN KIVETTE, GLORIA STOVALL and BRENDA BOWLING leave their very well planned futures to Yvonne Smith. GARY BEATY leaves his look of alertness to Carl McLaughlin. LAVELL PENNINGTON leaves her belief that good things come in small packages to Linda Aldridge. JUDY WATKINS and NAOMI MILLS leave their love for the Commercial Department to Brenda May and Jennifer Doss. DOUGLAS WALKER leaves his pay check to Wanda Benton Walker. BILLY HODGSON leaves his Rock City girlfriend to Larry Harris. JOHNNY MARSHALL leaves his friend in Fayette to Butch Ivie. I leave to Mary Harris all my headaches. We, the Senior Class, in witness thereof, place our seal upon this document this 19th day of April 19 hundred and 63. FREDA LANGSTON CLASS MOTTO: What you are tomorrow, depends on what you do today. CLASS COLORS: Yellow and White CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Rose c rj,p gi Senior Ualeni now Jr.Sr. OSanauei DCeu Gfub z)ance JIC.B. ' Jl. Danc e ADVERTISERS CITY LUMBER AND SUPPLY For the Best Materials to Build or Repair Winfield, Alabama Compliments of TRAVIS RAY CARTER STATI FAIM m INIUIANCI QUICK FREEZE 931 - IsL Avenue Winfield, Alabama Phone IV 7-2034 487-6486 Winfield, Alabama Save $ With the State Farm Bank Plan Compliments Congratulations Compliments Autonaotive Parts of Seniors of ' 63 of WINFIELD AUTO PARTS DAVE ' S BARBER SHOP Winfield, Ala. Your NAPA Jobber is a good Man to F W WOOLWOH TH ( () DR. R. E. FIKES Know Winfield Jasper, Alabama Phone 48 -J ' -6489 Best Wishes to the Compliments of Seniors of ' 63 DOCTORS FRED KING AND SONS COUCH AND Hamilton GABA 1 B. R. HARDWARE Gulf Oil Products W. H. ROBERTS Compliments Hardware H. H. WEST SON of Paints Houseware Fine Clothes for Everyone FROSTY Ph. 487-6439 Phone 487-6487 Winfield, LAND Winfield, Ala. Winfield, Ala. Alabama LYMON H. GOOLSBY AGENCY M 1 FOOD STORE Life - Bonds - Auto and Fire Ins. Choice Meats Real Estate Broker 1 1 Winfield, Alabama Phone 487-6631 Winfield, Alabama Phone Day 487-6467 Night 487-2468 Free Delivery ! im Congratulations Seniors of ' 63 ' ' S cl ' AjJiXu: 7cH c S ' Xo U Finest Foods, Meats, and Fancy Groceries C. C. HYCHE Winfield, Alabanna Ph. Night g- IV 7-6998 Phone Day IV 7-6479 T. A. CARNES HARDWARE CO, Best Wishes BILL FITE Congratulations Seniors of ' 63 BURLESON AUTO SALES J. J. 24-Hour Wrecker Service New and Used Cars Sporting Goods Fishing Tackle Winfield Hamilton, STYLE SHOP Winfield, P.O. Box 261 Alabama Alabama Alabama Winfield, Ala. HILL DRUG First in Northwest Alabama With Drive-In Window Prescription Service RAY ALEXANDER, Pharmacist Best Wishes JUMPERS POULTRY Sulligent Alabama A Home Is a Lifetime Investment Yours Deserves the Best TIDWELL BUILDING SUPPLY Phone 487-2820 Winfield Your Money Goes Farther at TIDWELL ' S GULLETT ' S House of Famous Brands Established 1923 Fayette, Alabama Compliments of THE FASHION CENTER Fayette, Alabama Compliments of ROBERT BURLESON LAWYER Haleyville, Ala. JOE ' S RECORD BAR Fayette, Alabama Compliments of WEEMS FURNITURE SEALS SERVICE Tires, Tubes, Batteries, Accessories Phone IV 7-2205 Winfield, Alabama Fayette, Alabama C. R. SULLIVAN GROCERY SERVICE STATION H ' way 43 South Winfield, Alabama Compliments of DR. GEORGE H. MANN Winfield, Alabanna PASTIME THEATER GU-WIN DRIVE-IN The Best CompLiments of Best Wishes Eat at C. Letis Perry J. E. Raines B. L. Boots Townley J. W. Shir ley Representing ROBBIE ' S CHILDREN NELSON ' S 1 LIBERTY NATIONAL WEAR CAFE 1 INSURANCE CO. 1 (Winfield District) Fayette, Alabama Fayette, Ala. Good Luck and Best Wishes to the Seniors of 1963 ROBERT H. THOMAS Hamilton, Ala. You ' ll Find Better Bargains in Fine Furniture at VICKERY TRADING POST in Guin, Hamilton and SuUigent W. E. BARTHOLOMEW Owner COMPLIMENTS FLAV-O-RICH PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS Fayette, Alabama Q feB FAYETTE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Fayette, Alabama Delicious and Refreshing LAWHON CHEVROLET CO. Sales and Service Hamilton, Ala. MOLLIS PHARMACY Prescriptions Gifts and Sundries Phone 487-6459 Winfield, Ala. You Will Find More of What You Want at DAVE FINE ' S SuUigent, Ala. ... ' ., ■4 I TROUSFR COM PA A y Winfield, Alabama Telephone IV 7-6415 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS 1963 • B it k -7 exott ODEN-SHIREY DRUG CO. DRUGS Winfield, Alabama Dependable Drug Service for Over 50 Years BILL BEDFORD MOTOR CO. Phone 951-5621 Hannilton, Ala. WERH RADIO STATION Hamilton, Ala. Compliments of JOHN PETE SELF Hamilton Ala. W. O. EARNEST USED CARS Winfield Ala. J. M. RAY SONS SuUigent Ala. WESTERN AUTO Winfield Ala. WINFIELD MANUFACTURING COMPANY Winfield, Alabama nmum mm w 1 a ' -i = ' - m. ; ' - VIXFIKLI3 STATK BAIVK OF WINFIELD ' I I«f F ! E tiD, A1.A . VICK BROS. Fayette, Ala. GRAULEES Fayette Ala. ODUM ' S 5 10 STORE Winfield Alabama Compliments of HARRY CENTER Winfield and Carbon Hill Clothes and Shoes for the entire famiily I LOU ' S BEAUTY SHOP Winfield, Ala. RUTH ' S SHOP Guin ' s Newest Dress Shop Guin, Ala. LEE ' S RAG SHOP Winfield The Finest in Materials The Lowest in Prices Everything to Sew With VELMA ' S SHOP Ladies ' and Children ' s Specialties Phone 6-2612 Haleyville, Ala. t Good Luck Seniors HIBBEn AND SONS SPORTING GOODS Florence, Alabama Best Wishes From DR S MANASCO-MANEVILLE Haleyville, Ala. BEST WISHES From SHERMAN STORES COMPANY, INC. Leading Stores in Alabama Mississippi and Tennessee lSowoT;, CONTROL ' ' totltflON HOME PEST CONTROL COMPANY Bonded Termite and Pest Control Service Alabama ' s Largest Home Owned Call Us for FREE Inspection to MOSS CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY to I I for Expert Service Free Pick Up and Delivery Phone 487-6468 COniS-BELMONT STUDIO 214 1 2 No. 18th St. Birmingham, Ala. NICK COTTIS Marion County Banking Company RANKIN FITCPrcsiocnt J.B.H00GCS,CXECUTIVE VtCE PncsiOENT CaPITAX A3«I Surph ts $325,000.00 Guiii,Ala. Compliments of J. L.HOU.OWAY.VICC PucSiDim S.F. PAYNE, C s-iE MARION COUNTY BANKING COMPANY Serving Marion County Since 1905 Federal Reserve System, Federal Deposit Insurance Compliments of MINNESOTA MINING MFG. CO. Guin, Alabama Compliments of DR. SMITH A GOOD place to Eat CLYDE ' S BARBECUE Winfield, Ala. Best Wishes Fronn FLOYD HOWE SUPER MARKET Guin, Ala. HUDSON ' S FABRIC STORE Winfield, Ala. 1 El ' A Connplete Line of Quality Building Supplies Guin, Alabama m — - - . ' • Bfcu;. sl b S fm, 6 JSJBi. P R? - -C- M ) ( ' Off 1 ,41 J i ' int t TTt iiinuA ryk rki ' tk ' I • ( m I i.i ' i.t r mC PATE CHEVROLET, INC. Telephone 487-6404 Winfield, Ala. CLASS OF 1963 yiNFIELD HIGH SCHOOL VIMFIELD, ALABAMA DEAR SENIORS: TWELVE YEARS OF YOUR EDUCATIONAL LIFE IS NOV HISTORY. NO DOUBT THESE YEARS HOLD FOR YOU MANY LASTING MEMORIES. YOUR GRADUATION GOAL HAS BEEN REACHED THROUGH HARD V ORK, DEDICATED PURPOSE, AND SACRIFICE. YOUR PARF.NTS, FACULTY, AND FRIENDS ARE PROUD FOR YOU THAT THIS RUNG ON THE LADDER OF SUCCESS HAS BEEN REACHED. AS YOU GO YOUR SEPARATE WAYS YOU CARRY rtTH YOU MY WARMEST CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST I ' ISHES FOR A SUCCESSFllL AND USEFUL LIFE TO YOURSELVES, YOUR COMMUNITY, AND YOUR COUNTRY. SINCERELY, STERLING PATE PRESIDENT the worthiest name on wheels BLANCH ' S HOUSE OF CHARM Owned and Operated by Erlene Earnest and Blanche Baker Winfield, Ala. FULLER ' S FOOD CENTER Haleyville, Ala. BILL ' S RADIO T.V. SERVICE Phone IV 7-2349 Winfield, Ala. GUIN AUTO PARTS Phone 468-3676 Guin, Ala. Congratulations to Srs. From ■ - BARBARA ' S FLOWER BEAUTY SHOP Winfield, Alabama i WHEN IN THE £ MOOD FOR } FINE FOOD Visit WESLEY ' S GRILL A Fine Place to Eat! Winfield, Alabama PEPSI-COLA BOHLING CO., INC. The light refreshment for those who think young. Say PEPSI please! Winfield, Alabama Phone 487-6471 PATE COAL, INC. Lump, Egg, Nut, Oil Treated Stoker. Buy by the Ton, Truck Load or Train Car Load Winfield, Alabama Phone 487-6420 COMPLIMENTS OF CITIZENS BANK Winfield, Alabama REX ' S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT We Cater to Banquets Guin, Ala. Best Wishes From SUNSHINE INDUSTRIES Red Bay, Alabama Compliments of BOX BARGAIN CENTER Winfield, Ala. Compliments of FASHION SHOE BAR Winfield LIBERTY COAL CO., INC. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Blackcreek Coal FLORENCE- LOIS BEAUTY SHOP FLORIST Owners: LEE WEST LEABURN BEASLEY BYTHAL MAY 487-2707 487-2729 487-2551 Winfield, Ala. Compliments of W. T. VICK Yellow Pine and Hardwood Lumber Hamilton, Alabama ' C t .sMi Compliments of SIZEMORE CONCRETE PRODUCTS Concrete Culverts Concrete Well Curbing Precast Concrete Septic Tanks Drain Pipe Washed Sand and Gravel Owners LEOLEN AND BILLY SIZEMORE Beverton, Alabama ■ ' ' GONTINENUL CONVEYOR EQUIPMENi uO. MANurACTunma or MATCRIALS HANDLING ft POWER TRANSMISSION 1 ' IPMENT WiNFiELO, Alabama WINFIELD MOTORS Tet«phon« 487-6458 1i . Avenue North 11th Street WINFIEIO, ALABAMA OODOE DIVISION w THE END YEARtOOKS TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World ' s Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made i I k -2i f , ' • sir V .i - -v: J i:10,;V ' V.; - V f - ' -A-, i-xV-k-. . iT i4. ' ' i- ' -f-iJ ' ' - -