Winston County High School - Winsaga Yearbook (Double Springs, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1954 volume:

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'Ii fgQ,i,ff'QQgi'?,-2-3 ?g'.,f9.l '- ' ' 1 - - .Lf-2-2 I .-., 1 ' ' '.-,,-gnf'... '.. zflb' Staff Editor-in-Chief - - Assistant Editor - - Business Manager - Sports Editor - - Art Editor ---- Assistant Art Editor Photo Editor - - Social Editor - - - Assistant Business Manager - - Advertising Editor - - Sponsor - - - - - REBECCA GILBREATH CeCELIA DODD DONALD POSEY WAYNE LOVETT ' ' JANE WARD - SUE HYCHE WANDA FRAZIER VERNETT HOOD IIMMY SNODDY - - IIMMY POSEY - - W.A. DAVIS We wish to express by this small gesture our appreciation for his untiring efforts in our behalf. We all agree that his work is one of the hardest in the school--that of publishing a WINSAGA--and we admire his faithfulness to it. So to you, Mr. Davis, who have given yourself in service to youth, we dedicate our yearbook. We will fondly treasure memories of you--our friend, counselor, and teacher. Dedimfian 5004! Hitizms af Che Alumni -9 F' NYNSNJ , c .C 'S' 55 Q ' .Q 463, 591 0 'X . IAMES SAMUEL SNODDY '18 FRANK DODD '40 MARY K. DODD JAMES '43 ELMO ROBINSON '39 HAZEL CURTIS MANN '37 JACK H. CURTIS '28 SPURGEON TINGLE '30 MARY FRAZIER ROBINSON '32 SOP PHILIPS '39 MINNIE L. FRAZIER LEE '30 WILLIAM PAUL DODD '35 HORACE GLOVER '41 LORUS BAGGETT '26 ARNOLD R, DAVIS OTTO M. HILTON '24 HOBARI' LUTHER MRS. BERNICE WALKER '27 MR, B.M, BAILEY '30 HELEN STEELE SHIPMAN '45 MR. EDWARD GODSEY MISS MARTHA BLAKE '53 MRS. HM TINGLE MRS. LEE DODD LELA CORBIN AMOS QUINTON BOTELER '30 AGNES TAYLOR BROWN ILA COCKRELL WEST '27 TALMADGE WEST '26 LUCILLE JACOB BLAKE LACY BLAKE '25 FRANK and MELVA WILSON '39 RUSSELL LOVELADY '43 MAXINE WOLFE WHITE '47 MISS MARGARET BURDICK '52 BETTY and CORBIN SEYMOUR '48, '40 RUTH SNODDY BENNISH 'aa OLIVIA FOOTE '43 DORA MIZE FRAZIER '28 PERNIE MIZE ATHERLY '37 GERTRUDE MOTE PRUETT DELLA MOTE MOODY '42 ANDREW H. MOTE '37 Lois BREWER '34 BARBARA FARRIS '35 BERT ROBINSON '28 NELLE ROBINSON '29 JAMES wAMsLEY '51 MR. and MRS. ARNOLD LINDSAY '49 ALMA TINGLE HOYLMAN '21 ERsELL TINGLE RIcKETTs '28 JEFF M. TINGLE MRS. BERTHA PHILLIPS WRIGHT MRS. PEARL PHILLIPS RUTLEDGE '21 FAYE SNODDY HARRIS LAURA CURTIS SNODDY '46 JANE SNODDY LAIRD 'S SAM R. SNODDY '41 FRED SELTON WEAVER '37 JOE CHAMBERS '52 IAYNE BLAKE JOE COVINGTON GERALDINE COVINGTON '43 DOC.- BLAKE '35 QT. M. J MADGE HUNTER HORSELY '29 G.w. and BUNA BONDS '47 MARTHA DODD '52 ISABELL BUFFORD GILBREATH '27 Q 4 5.955 4 Q if Q 434'- We, the seniors, would like to express our deep appreciation to the, GOOD CITIZENS OF THE ALUMNI for their support and kindness. FACULTY S I 5 3 2 ,. s ri MR. LL, POSEY, Principal MR. C.B. CAMPBELL, Superintendent Alma Maier Dear ole Winston, land of empire, Land of sunshine too, For your glory we aspire, all our hearts are true. Thanking humbly our creator, Loyal we will be, Proud to call you alma mater, Dear ole Winston High. 3 2 E Q E S s i 5 Q 5 8 as . lv nwmwi ',-- we ' - MRS. DAVIS MRS. BLAKE MISS BAUGHN MRS, POSEY MRS. RICHARDSON MRS. WILSON MRS. STOCKTON MISS MCCULLAR MRS. CAMPBELL MRS. BAGGETT MRS, WHITE MRS. ROSE 'X ug fsx ,ff-T if 11 , 9 :J ,f ' I-'GT 5 8f I, 7 Ai., - ., -fem mov-1 ' SENIORS 'kv-A A Mas me 'Ia R. ,Q N1 Na i IER cred by - ROY FRAZ Spons .M4f'- Qvkw xy, C Q I 'Q DP, ' a X 6 -C of MAURINE STOCKTON Aggie Society 51 -52-53-54 Aggie Usher 51-52 Aggie Cheerleader 53 Aggie Secretary 51 FBLA 53-54 FBLA Reporter 54 Beta Club 53-54 Beta Club Secretary 54 Band 51-52-53-54 Band Vice President 53-54 Girls' State 53 Class Play 54 Class Secretary 54 Class Song Leader 53 Miss Citizenship 54 Baccalaureate Usher 53 A ring on her linger, a man on her mind. 2 KENNETH BFASLEY Class President 54 Beta Club 53-54 Beta Club Vice President 54 Football 50-51-52-53 Philo Society 52-53-54 Philo Sergeant-at-Arms 54 Class Play 54 Beta Club Play 53 4-H Club 49-50 A high class man, a nine days wonder. HUBERT GODSEY Class Vice President 51-52-53-54 Aggie Society 51 -52-53-54 Aggie Speaker 54 Football 52-53 Basketball 51-52-53-54 4-H Club Vice President 50 Aggie Vice President 52 Senior Play 54 Not to live at ease is H01 to live at all. X I M. IAM N J CHRISTINE SMITH 'Shrouded in Mystery. BETTY ,COFIELD Beta Club 53-54 FBLA 53-54 FHA 51-52-53-54 4-H Club 50-51-52 Aggie Society 53-54 Class Play 54 FHA Operetta 50 'Possible but still improbable. JK' I f ity' 5 .L I O ,f rv' K GLENN JONES Philo Society 50-51-52-53-54 Football 52-53 4-H Club 50-51 Quiet and Shy, a real sweet guy an w lg Yi P n ew g Xi! f SUE HYCHE Aggie Society 51 -52-53-54 J5 5 j 7 Aggie Usher 53 FHA 53 FBLA 52-53-54 FBLA Vice President 54 Band 51-52-53-54 Class Play 54 Football Cheerleader 52 Baccalaureate Usher 53 Why should the devil have all the fun. JIMMY SNODDY Annual Staff 54 Philo Society 51 -52-53-54 Football 51-52-53 Beta Club President 53-54 Philo Chaplain 53-54 Colmty 4-H Club President 51 Basketball 51 -52-53-54 Class Play 54 Beta Club Play 54 4-H Club 49-50-51 Baccalaureate Usher 53 Philo Speaker 54 The wrong way always seems the more reasonable. If . Q BARBARA DONALDSON Football Cheerleader 50-51-53 Philo Society 51-52-53-54 Philo Cheerleader 53 Beta Club 53-54 FBLA 53-54 Head Cheerleader 54 Philo Usher 52 Philo Song Leader 50 Class Play 54 That's aswell as if I had said it myself. 7 YU i g W vi 'H 1 4- ? X X V F Q, w la.. 3,4103 -2f::7 REBA LAWERENCE Aggie Society 50 -51-52-53 FHA 51-52 FBLA 53 4-H Club 50-51-52 Class Play 53 'As friendly, as friendly can be. MARY ANN JOHN FHA Reporter 53-54 FHA 50-51-52-53-54 Aggie Society 50-51-52 FBLA 53-54 Class Play 53 4-H Club 50-51 O'NEAL IDVETT FFA 52-53-54 Aggie Society 52-53-54 FBLA 54 Class Play 54 'Worry little, study less, is his idea of happiness. 4 l ' l s as if 1- -- ' I l vl I ,... 1, A J k 'Nice to look at, nicer to know. JIMMY POSEY Annual Staff Aggie Society 51 -52-53-54 Aggie President 54 Football 52-53 4-H Club 51 4-H Club Reporter 51 Aggie Sergeant-at-Arms 53 Basketball 51 -52-53-54 Class Play 54 Junior Basketball 49-50 Aggie Usher 52 Band 51 The dupe of his own stupidity. VERNETT HOOD FHA Operetta 50 FBLA 53-54 Aggie Society 51-52-53 4-H Club 51 Majorette 53 Annual suff 53-54 Beta Club 53-54 Class Play 54 Always up to something. JANE WARD FHA 51-52-53-54 FHA Operetta 50 Aggie Society 51.-52-53-54 Beta Club 53-54 Annual Staff 53-54 Class Play 54 FHA Historian 52-53 I hate boys, but I do as the Bible says, love your enemies. -54 'Qi as w as F . U 15 .4 ft MAXINE GODSEY Aggie Society 50-51-52 x 4-H Club 50-51-52 FHA 51-52-53 FHA Treasurer FHA Chaplain 53 Marshal 52 Class Play 53 She is never troubled with a serious thought. BEN swznm FFA 51-52-sa-54 Class Play 54 'He had rather make history than study it. n , A , 5 is sf MAVIS waan C -,-gf FHA so-52-sa 0 fx! pq? FHA Song Leader FHA Operetta 50 4-H Club 50 -51-52 4-H Club Song Leader 51-52 Aggie Society 50-51-52 Class Play 54 'Her mind is all daylight. ,ali PEARLIE ovER'roN .Q-a 1 U IX ob 1' Teachers and classrooms Philo Society 51 -52-53-54 Philo Cheerleader 53 Philo Secretary-Treasurer 53 FHA 52 Senior II Secretary-Treasurer 52 Society Usher 52 Miss Homecoming 54 Class Play 54 Her quiet ways, only add to her charms. LELDON MARTIN Agatheridan Society 54 Agatheridan Usher 54 FFA 51-52-53 Football Team 51-52-53 Class Play 54 are his only objection to education. LAVHIN WALLACE WATTS Beta Club 52-53-54 4-H Club 50-51 FHA 50-51-52 FBLA 52-53-54 Agatheridan Society 51-52-53-54 Attendant for Miss Homecoming 52-53 Candidate for Miss Winston 50-51 Candidate for Basketball Queen 52-53 'No woman would marry an old man for God's sake. , f as Ik , ,it f ah, n IDUISE KNLGHT HISTORY Philo Society 51 -52-53-54 X FHA so-51-52 FBLA 53-54 Class Play 54 FHA Operetta 50 4-H Club 50-51 'Only one of her kind. IDIS SPAIN Philo Society 51-52-53-54 FHA 50-51-52 FBLA 53-54 FHA Operetta 50 4-H Club 50-51 Class Play 54 Not to be underestimated. 7 X- ' fm'-0Cy I N , 3 1 , L . DONALD POSEY Basketball 51 -52-53-54 President of Aggie Society 53 President of Senior II Class 53 Society 51-52-53-54 Class Play Annual Staff 54 Manager of the Senior Store 54 'As dumb as an oyster. TOM FRAZIER FFA 50-51-52 Aggie Society Marshal 53 2 Days Football 51 He is too stupid to make a blunder. MYRA KIDD Aggie Society 51-52-53-54 Beta Club 52-53-54 FHA 51-52-53-54 FBLA 53 FEA Vice President 52 FBLA Treasurer 54 Class Play 53 'Always smiling, always gay. BETTY JOYCELOVEITE FBLA 52-53-54 Beta Club 52-53-54 FHA 50-51-52 FHA Song Leader 51-52 Class Song Leader 51-52 Aggie Society 51-54 Society Song Leader 51-52 Class Reporter 50-51 FHA Operetta 50 'Unlike others, she is like herself. CECELIA DODD Aggie Society 51-52-53-54 Aggie Cheerleader 51-52 Aggie Speaker 53-54 Beta Club 52-53-54 Beta Club Secretary 53 Beta Club Play 52-53 FHA 53 FBLA 52-53-54 FBLA Secretary 53 FBLA President 54 Band 51-52-53-54 Band President 53 Football Cheerleader 52 Annual Staff 54 Class Play 54 I love work, I could sit and watch it all day. WANDA FRAZIER Aggie Society 51 -52-53-54 FBLA 52-53 FBLA Secretary 54 FHA 50-51 Annual Staff 54 Class Play 54 Band 51-52-53-54 4-H Club 50 -51 Aggie Usher 54 RALPH DENTON Philo Society 50-51 Beta Club 53-54 Beta Club Play 53 FFA 51-52-53 FFA President 53 Class Play 54 4-H Club 51-52-53 1 V if , i 'ggi'- ?l. -52-53-54 Look out! He hath mischief in his eye. 'If at first you don't succeed, Oh, well, skip it! 57 an 4 ff i N 9 5.1.1 eff 'If ' e 0 IDNALD MCKEEVER FFA 52-53-54 FBLA 54 cms Play 54 Aggie Society 51-52-53-54 FFA Secretary 53 FFA Judging Team 54 'I'he opportunity for mischief is fonmd 100 times a day. SUE BALDY FHA 51-52 FBLA 53-54 Philo 52 Qu.ietness can be deceiving. NELLIE HOOD FHA51 FHA Secretary 51 4-H Club 51 Philo Society 51 -52 Neat little, sweet little person. n VONDA REE ROWE BLA 53 FHA 51 Beta Club 52-53-54 Class Play 54 Philo Society 51 -52-53-54 Philo Cheerleader 54 'Lovely to look at, delightful to know. BETTY WINDSOR 'UV SONNY OVERTON Philo Society 51 -52-53-54 FFA 52-53-54 Foorbau so-51-52-53 cms Play 54 It is like trying to use a large screw -driver, to tum a small screw . -s 'llc-TF' V2 0 o O 0' if EX ,, 'll District Winner of B'harn New Oratorical Contest Winner of Junior Oratorical Contest 51-52 FHA 50-51-52-53 FBLA 53-54 Philo Society 50-51-52-53 Class Play 54 Facts are stubborn things. X I . if q f if REBECCA GII.BREATl-I Philo Society 51-52-53-54 Philo Cheerleader 53 Philo Secretary 54 Head Football Cheerleader 53 Baccalaureate Usher 53 Beta Club 52-53-54 Beta Club President 53 Class Play 54 FHA 51 Beta Club Play 52-53 Annual Editor 54 Generally speaking, she's generally speaking. LARRY NOBLEIT Philo Society 51 -52-53-54 Philo Speaker 53-54 Philo Vice President 54 Football 49-50-51-52-53 Baccalaureate Usher 53 Beta Club 53-54 Class Play 54 4-l-I Club 49-50 A11 great men are dying, I feel ill myself. 3' qi 8'- 'J 'Sometimes I sit and think, b WAYNE LOVE'I'T Basketball 51-52-53-54 Basketball Captain 53 All County Basketball Football 52-53-54 Football Captain 54 Junior Basketball Captain 51 Aggie Society 51-52-53-54 Aggie Speaker 51 Aggie President 51-52 Aggie Vice President 53-54 Class President 51-52 Class Play 54 Annual Staff Sports Editor Baud 50-51 4-H Club 51 Debate Usher 52-53-54 most times I just sit. III I I 5 -S ei 2-S W '63 ' I 'x 4? .IUNIURS wg, ' L aa- sf s ' 'E' 1 4f'Hv':s ' f . ' - if! 12' TE..-J ' 5 .. , V, W- M V , 5 , Q ., A N: Y 1? K 21 ' h V , . 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Seniar Store Hand YT? Skin gm-135' ,yu- Left to right: Pearlie Overton, Kenneth, Donald Posey, Maurine Stockton. .-,, Q QR gm Q g. W. . J' 4 6 ,gg . in FA VORI TES Most Studiolm Boy - Most Studious Girl - Best A11 Around Boy Friendliest Boy - - - Most Beautiful Girl - - Best A11 Around Girl Most Handsome Boy Most Likely to Succeed - Friendliest Girl ---- Wim 's Who - LARRY NOBLETT ' ' NELLIE HOOD - WAYNE LOVETT KENNETH BEASLEY - - MARY ANN JOHN - MAXINE GODSEY - HUBERI' GODSEY BECKY GILBREATH - - BETTY COFIELD K i. Valcdicioriau Snlufuforiau Haba' Ku th Sportsmanship ,4 Ward C-'LVXQ ,Miss Kifizvnship A nusncs 6' Uvachcs MR. WOODARD MR. DAVIS xx fig - 4 -. ?... 5 x I f ' ' v N ' , Phil Campbell - 27-0 Haleyville 34 18 LYHH 27-13 i' 13-0 Moulton THEY FELL Hartselle 19-7 7-0 vn11-P' BITTER DEFEAT Addison 55-0 Bear Creek 62- 4 Oakman Curry 1 53-6 47-6 7-. P f WAYNE LOVETT EDGAR RICE C21PI-11111 Co-Captain ' HUBERT GODSEY Outstanding Player COUNTY AND DISTRICT CHAMPS of THE UNDEFEATED, UNITED JACKETS of 1953 First row, left to right: Wayne Lovett: Edgar Rice, O.B. Rowe, DeLoyd McCullar, Tom Henderson, Hubert Godsey, Billy Prestridge, Leldon Martin, Jimmy Snoddy. Second row: Coach Davis, Buddy Hampton, John Snoddy Wallace Brock, Larry Brewer, Eugene Colley, Odford Prestridge, Jerome Beasley, Tim Richie, Coach Woodward. Third row: Mgr. , Lucian Pelfery, Frank Burdick, Kenneth Beasley, Jimmy Posey, Glenn Jones, Louis Humphries, Rex Godsey, Bob Elliot, Leldon Lindley, Paul Williams, Frank Lyle, Glenn McKeaver, Mgr. Bobby Martin. Fourth row: Rayboum Clark, Doyce Overton, Parkey Lovelady, Billy Rose, Wilson Maddox, W.T. Pearson, Tommy Bartlett, Denver Tidwell, W.E. Batchelor, Donald McCarter, Grady Batchelor, R.C. Godsey, Jack Cofield, Larry Noblett, and Donald Cauthen. Sponsored by JOHN M, WARD Ku SON THE CHAMPIONS ARE HONORED - Jerry Bryan, assistant sports editor of The Birmingham News flefty, is shown presenting the News' Class A Divisional Trophy ifourth divisionl to Coach Oli- ver Woodard, of the undefeated Winston County llkigh School football team. Looking on are team captain Wayne Lovett Qsecond from lefty and Coach Andy Davis. The 'Victory Banquet was held in the school lunch room 'lhmesday night. - Advertiser Photo-Engraving. Undefeated Fourth Division Champions ..... WCHS Football leam Presented Trophy Al Annual Grid Banque! For many years to come the events of Tuesday night, Decem- ber 8 will rema'in in the memory of the 1953 Winston County High School football players and their coaches. On that night the climax to an undefeated and untied grid seas- on was reached with the presen- tation of The Birmingham News' Fourth Division Championship Tro- phy. This includes the 7th and 8th Districts, The players were champions. Coaches Oliver Woodard and Andy Davis were proud leaders of those champions. Undefeated and untied in 18 straight games, the players were unchallenged Class A leaders of this section of Alabama. A rousing sustained round of ap- plause shook the school lunchroom -walls when Jerry Bryan, assistant sports editor of The Birmingham News, presented the trophy and said he was proud to be at this victory banquet. It thrills me to be associated with champions, Mr. Bryan told the players. I bring you some- thing concrete ttrophyl to put in your trophy case, but always re- member: You are champions, and you have in your heart your re- wand. Sponsored by RED WAMSJEY 1 MAKES ALL STATE---Tom Jeff Henderson, Winston County High Schoo1's sensational touchdown maker, has been honored for his talents by being selected on the Birmingham News' all state class A team. He rushed the ball and received passes 106 times this season for an amazing total of 1422 yds. He scored 29 touchdowns and 13 points after for 187 points, playing only half time in at least five games. Tom scored more points during the 1953 football season than any other player in Alabama. JIMMY SNODDY LELDON MARTIN JIMMY POSEY Quarterback Guard End A L! , . i A ' 2 LARRY NOBLETT Q s HUBERT GODSEY WAYNE LOVETT KENNETH BEASLEY Fullback End Guard JUDY CRITTENDEN REBECCA GILBREATH BARBARA DONALDSON y P fd H Lg !!! '- i . , 4 M I Y N 'I ' C2140 rf 'W Kf' Qin!! 5 6 6 I' 6 I1 ' Pictures sponsored by GILBREATH BROS. 6 I' S PEGGY CHA MBERS N 0 .Gy 1 A T -K, . 1 ,xr . CAROLYN POSEY OLENE JOAN EVELYN CHAMBERS NOBLETT PATTON Sponsored by THE MOUNTAIN EAGLE, Jasper Yellow Jackets Wallop Moullon BY JOHN WEST Winston County High School op- ened its 1953 gridiron season with a bang Thursday night, turning back the Moulton Red Devils, 19 to 7, in the game at Double Springs. Outplaying the visitors in every department, the Yellow Jackets scored twice in the first harf on plays that started on the one and five. The third tally, in the second half, came on Snoddyfs 25-yard pass to Lovett. A feature of the Double Springs victory was Godsey's punting. He kicked out on the one in the second FIRST T. D. FOR. WINSTON HIGH - Right Half Jackets defeated their arch rival, 19-7. No. 60 Qleftj Tom Jeff Henderson of the Winston Hi Yellow is Jacket Capt. Wayne Lovett. No. 46 is Jauiet Jackets is in pile-up with ball for first touchdown Center Larry Noblett. No. 11 is Moulton Quarter- aguinst Moulton Thursday night. It was a first back Billy Howell and No. 4Bls Jacket B-itht Guard qun-tersoorethatputW1nstonahead,6-0.The Loldonllutin.-Jvetthlrrhoto-Engraving. STATISTICS Win Moul. First Downs ............ 15 9 Yards rushing, net ...... 195 101 Yards lost rushing ........ 7 26 Yards penalized ...... .... 5 15 Pases Attempted .... .... 3 4 Passes Completed .... .... 1 2 Yards Passing ...... . .. 25 17 Punts .................... 3 2 Punting Av. ..,......,.. 35.3 36.0 Individual Yardage fDofuble Springs Tries Yds. Av. Henderson 19 72 3.8 Rowe ....... , . . 12 62 5.2 Godsey . . . . . 10 48 4.8 Snoddy . . . . . . 4 13 3.2 Henderson goes deep into enemy territory. Sponsored by THE CITY CAFE Springs Beats Moulton I9 to 7 In Season's Opener quarter, a move that led directly to the second Yellow Jacket score. Godsey also intercepted a Moulton pass in the fourth period on his own 20, ending a drive that had started when the Red Devils re- covered a Double Springs fumble. Moulton kicked off to Double Springs and it took the Jackets 11 plays to score. Rowe, Hender- son and Godsey carried the pall. Henderson scored from the one. The extra point try failed. After the kickoff, Moulton went 53 yards in 14 plays. Fuller scored from the four. The extra point try fContinued on page twvol Y llow .I ckets Stin O O. 0 I 1 E The Haleyville High Lions gei it rest this week from gridiron 'mit'- fare after having their 12-gaziie winning streak snapped by the Winston County High Yellow Jac- kets Friday night. The Jackets stung Haleyville with a 27 to 173 loss before a capacity crowd at Double Springs. The Lions were unable to sche- dule a band game for this week and will be idle. They have added Lynn to the schedule for the band game on November 13th. Double Springs will go to Meek Friday night in Search of their third victory of the 1953 season. The Jackets completely outclass- ed Haleyville as thy ran up 306 yards rushing to 131 for Haleyvilie. scoring in each quarter. Haleyf ville's scores came in the second and fourth quarters. A fine Double Springs line made it possible for Jacket backs to rack up the yardage when needed. O. B. Rowe got away on gallopz of 45 and 10 yards. Tom Jeff Hendrson, who many thought was one of the best ball playrs on the field because of his fine defensive as well as offen- sive play. got away on runs of ll, 18, 27 and 30 yards. Hubert Gid- sey made dashes of 17 and 222 yards. Good Jack 't blocking was very much in evizfence as three of their four toucli-lewis were made ir: skirting Haievvi1le's ends. HBlCy'Vl1le? 1-'wok to the air on sev- eral occasifi- in a vain effort to penetrate the ,ket defense. 'lliegr threw 12 1-CZ'l2li'1, but completed on- ly one, 17 tid toss from Kez' Gunter tc iilwd Tyra. Except -or four passes, none completed. the Jackets stayed on the ground. They threw hard run- ning backs Tom Jeff Henderson, O. B. Rowe and Billy Prestridge at g Henderson goes 30 yds. for T,D. against Haleyville. ' 055 Sponsored by KENNETH TAYLOR Sponsored by A.B. BURDICK PRESTIGE MAKES D. S. TOUCHDOWN - Lefthalf Billy Prestige of the Winston High Yellow Jackets is pictured as he scored a third period T. D. against Haleyville last Fridav night to give his team a 20-6 lead at the time. Winston High won the game, 27-13 be- fore a capacity crowd in their home stadium. - Advertiser Photo- Engraving. mm vwnunnm-amzwrwswf' 1' Haleyville goes to the 5 yd, line. Sponsored by DR, T,M. BLAKE -.1 -wr f. ,ir nina mm fn wr a-wv.zlQf :wuz my rx Sponsored by WILLARD CRITTENDEN Kilt' Kaskefcers , E JIMMY SNODDY HUBERT GODSEY JIMMY SNODDY WAYNE LOVETT BILLY ROSE LARRY BREWER ' HMMY HOWELL JIMMY POSEY BUDDY HAMPTON TOM HENDERSON ,,,--,-:QM MMLLQLY -1. M35 -' i mf sw-efHUll' I Q 3 I WW -w-fa-w WALLACE BROCK DCLOYD MCCULLAR DONALD POSEY ADVERTISERS -amibmenfs af-- W7 w'Fef 6om 55650 I 'A' FAEIVFE RS :EXCHANGE Wfbimh W. R. 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