Wright School for Girls - Wrightorian Yearbook (Mobile, AL)
- Class of 1961
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Cornelia McDuffie Turner of lhe MOBILE PRESS REGISTER affisty WRIGHTORIAN Jtaff nzenzberx in .felecting pageant photographs. gonzfcnts ojoenin .5'ecz?z'on acaa7emz'cs classes oyangafions cantrii ufors student Zzfl' Berney and Bernard viii! the Van Aniwerp borne, uflaere Kit and her mother both Mardi Grar royalty, are perfnadea' to bring out lbeir crownf and Jcepters QS H L 2 1 ,M 1 vs-'I-'Q' f . .2 'Xb- 07'6Zlf07'J MOBILE QUEENS Tbese two words are almost synonymous in tbe minds of Mobilians, wbo are constantly reminded of qiieenly attributes tbrozigb our city itself- in tbe stately beanty of its bomes and oak-lined streets, in tbe floral elegance of its famous gardens, in tbe gracious poise of its cbarming women. Traditionally a regal city, Mobile is tbe site of many coronations, inclading tbe Mardi Gras and Azalea Trail ceremon.ies. Recently bas been added Americajs junior Miss Pageant. Yontbfnl, viifacions, ideal -sbe possesses tbose qualities desired by every young girl. Sbe is tbe zenitb of tbe bopes of America? Yoatb, barring attained not only ont- ward beanty but also inward grace tbroagb good citizensbip and religious interests. To tbis girl, to all bigb scbool girls wbose ideals sbe represents, and to tbe ex- periences in our scbool and community tbrongb wbicb we grow towards zbese attribzztes -tbe 1961 WRIGHTORIAN is dedicated. ff as ' 'CSV Q5 ,323 .MVS X iq' eg My 5 gg , f , MN , ' 7? 12 644 gk IN, V Q V. 2, , i F A . -Au? N, . IM Q SKK ' Qawvx A A , , , J Q f . .L I Q x si 4 ' ' 1 . fav, , k j . I , K Ri A Lk - X' Q e elf, V x if 'X ,, wk w..:,f Wwe D J h Wg Um J ? AX V ' l Americak firff junior Mix: is Phyllis Whitenach Second Junior Min, Judi Humphrey of Pennfylzfania, crowny her mc of Wen Virginia. cenor, Maureen Sullivan. '- wi- my ver' f-41 -nw Wm'-4 Official chaperone for Am-erica'J junior Min, Mrx. T. O. Howell, examinef correspondence with Jaycees W. M. Tonsmeire and Miller A. Widemire. Zezzor Americfff junior Min Pageant if an out' growth of the Mobile Azalea Trail Fertizfal, which haf excitecl an increayirzgly 677Zlbll.fl.IfflL' rerporife clurirzg itf thirty yearf. The Pagearzt if the lateft azzcl iizoyt .spectacu- lar achievement of Mobileff eiiterprierizzg junior Chamber of Commerce. The purpoxe if to hoizor the high .rchool Jeriior girly of America arirl to clifcoifer the one who beft repreferztf our cherifhecl qualitief aml iclealf. During March of each year fuiiior Miner. .relectetl iii .ftate pagearztf, come to Mobile for a week of thrilling ailzferztiiref, climaxiizg iii the final Jelection. Irz ailclitiori to the clixtirictioiz arul other awarilf, the jizfe jilldlljll receizfe a total of 310,000 in cafh .fcholarfhipf to the accreclitecl collegef of their choice-through the zrupport of the City of Mobile, the County of Mobile aitcl the Mobile Azalea Trail Feytizfal, liic. Although Mobile girlJ are riot eligible to compete, we looh forzoarcl to thi! Jtimulatirzg arm' impiring event with happy arzticipatiorz, W Azalea Trail Reprewntatizief, Ioan Balch and Bethy Dunn, asxift af hoxtener to junior Min. Jaycees joe Baker, Ir., and Dave Pruitt Jmile proudly ay they examine mouizdf of magazine and rtevwfpaper difplays indicating the wide co-zferage of the Pageant by publicatiom throughout the Nation. f N . 1 - 5 W HW W My wma i ' - , we 5' 54 '35 ,- WK? x 1Wf.P 'f ,, , Q:wgY,f,5 435, A' rvg - f ' V . ,. . I gwmig' -we Q -5 2 T, - -it A 'fy 7' T ,- 4 G VX. L - 1' ,155 , A Y Q , -in 1 mga' :V Us Tax x 'A- ' ' 'lm I . S f.ft'.- 5 i ' H Wg, 1' 'AL-Q. - W- , X 3- 'xiiihl x Q FX W, V ' ' ., SI- M it-., W V 'yi QQ 52' Q ' ,. zita ' 'T z f H .e,o 'Wk , - it . 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The entire hoirfeholcl if given over to her comfort and pleafizre. IWe rezfel in her zzfarclrohe, keep her awake Highly ll,5l6'llllliQ to tlL'L'UlIlll.t of her high Juhool yetfris, coafh her flirting talent r'ehear.s'alJ', anal applaitil her every pzthlif itppearzzrzce. Early morning rehearsals .reenz more exciting to zride-awake Mary, Amelia, and Florence than to drouffy junior Mixfey Idaho and Oklahoma. Q' ' 1 W K W' 'Wil ,W'm:A' .f X ,I fb In R33 35.23 a , , . , V ,. M.. L, 4, ,N VZ 'Hsin 'K ----.if .. ra A ' --1-...fa -VM Mmlwj at in - 4 . kwa . flu A 2 l-vv- DY 'Q 'fa ll la..- Omnnmnprnmnu-q lwvnnfpsm-.qw nvmvapunql www m.,,,,,,,M f A. f .x ' W fa , 'R ...A X. awe :ww A V if Mothers, Mn. Vernon Dukex and Mn. Gray Whigham, enjoy a late Idaho, District of Columbia, and Oklahoma. All tentions are releaxed af Florence and junior Mix: Oklahoma take a laxt loving look at the Talent Trophy juft hefore going to hed, N-M W, t VA. ,,.. N. .., u 10 4 , A, swf is ha: s ' ' X , 5 -f ,,,,,s. , x. . v we Ir...-E 46 .rnafh with Junior Mine: Maureen Sullivan receizfet greeting! and gooa' wither from ho-me ytate Connecticut. fdwisi? Nb 5 ,A- 33 2 ,f. . I., Nqr f f IWW' . ,fy V fbyf 1- EQ 'VV. QV ' Plmtogruplvizzg each win: L11 DfIllf717lll of happy ozzlizzg. 2. 3 as fwwarf' f 'K f s v MQW 1 . ., 4 ,Wf X M, Y , , W 44 . W 32 F, , A ,A-wif, L' ,. V, 2' ' 'im W -an-u u y Z5 dw., fwwmmHM9 au:-Ti. Everybody climb: aboard for Bellingrath Gardeny. gDarZz'cs and Zz' s Onr excitement in meeting the lnnior Mine! ix matched by their own thrill in diycozfering Mobile. One of the niceft highlight! of the week if that we find onrselvey Jo popular with the boyf, the cloorbell and telephone ringing conftantly. Conld it be that they do not know dating janior Mirfef if taboo? Howeier, the contextantx do not lack Jocial life. Early one morning all the girly board a bay for tonring both Bellingrath Gardenf and the Jandy beachey of Dauphin lfland. Newf- papermen are not the only oney flayhing pictzzrefq the conteftantf themyelzfef fee mitch to remember with their own cameras. Sometimef daring backftage break or lanth- eon a Innior Min playy Jpringtime Santa Clam. She Jnrpriyef her new friendy with a product of her Jtate, a gift ranging from Pennxylzfania pret- zelx to leiy from Hawaii. After an experience-filled week of pagean- try, partief, tripx, and prefenty, each Izfnior Min retnrny home with twice ax mach lzzggage and ten time: more memoriex. Ioan Burney, center, hoxtexref Coca Cola luncheon at Mo- bile Coantry Club. Maxyachnyettx' junior XVIIU feelr right at home Cllllllllllllg rea with Susan Froft of Vermont. W'k t 'vb relic' of the - -+.., C hi x ? . 5 .. any 'fi ' 5 X iv! V Q A Q af ., . ' lx AQ Q X ar - Q Q 5' 7V rf I E .1 4335 . nw W ,fa , as S H , f , Q, , 4 Xe hw t 5, VJ M, sr ' ' -5 v:g,,, 2? y '? ggi, V fx 4 ii if M- ' A, H, 7 5, b 'rx-X J, 5 5 Z I 1 f I , 1 '34, 3 . . Reprexentzng Oklahoma, Pennxylrfanza, and Georgia, thefe , A P fznalutf poye with their trophzex for talent, evening dren, V, -.. -ff 1 and Jportywear, - f exhibition, junior Min Idaho Preparing for her art hearsex .rpeech in the Whigham home. Relaxing just before the finaly are jadgef Evelyn Ay Sempier, Fannie Hurst, Peggy Anne Ellis, and Charlet R. Rodermel. W if ,ro H ' -.4 7'2- om eZ'z'zzz'on The tritmpet if Jozinclecl, the lightj are climmetl, and Americak Iztnior Min Pageant if nntlerzuay. Competition if intenfe anal rating 50 tlifficalt that the jnclging extencly three nightf. Each evening there are groztpy in Jportxufear, for- mal, and talent exhibition, the girli being grarletl on p0iJe, charm, ancl heaiity. Nine preliminary trophiex are given to winner: in three jieltlf, ancl the conteftantf themfelzfef choose Min Personality. Bach Jtage tlnring finaly, the girls may he Jeen rehearfing talent acty, flnffing each 0ther'J rztfbflecl clreffef, ancl clutching telegramx of goocl ufifhef. Bat alufayf there if the prevailing xpirit of friencllineff, excitement, and the feeling heft cle- ,scrihetl ai: I wall! to win quite hacllyq hat if the jzrclgef Jay you do-l'll Jttpport yoa, applaud yon, ana' he happy for yon too. ,- Ze E Q L S g ' '. f 5 S y A i it ' . S L 2 f A 5 '.-r-- . f T at i i diff 1 6 A 9 My af A 5 352 if s K if Q 2 f is B VP' 1 li 'f llv i 5' i ' N -ww .,-+i, 'Was' mr an af we 'f 556 we WN y E '45 1 55? 1, ,, ,. . , , 2 or ' yy 4 I Su X Poring with America? new junior Min are other finaliftx Annie Laura Lewis, Nanny Milei, lady Stelter, and Terree Hammontree. we-,Q PM The hearty ovation of the alzdienfe ix acknowledged hy her radiant Jmile, gggqgani' The final night! Now there are ten. The long awaited moment arri1feJ when Amer- ica'J Ianior Min if announced. Amid dozeni of red r0.re5 and happy tears the if awarded her Jcepter and crown. And then a trophy! Not jaft a trophy hat a year of travels, many refponiihilitiex, new friendy, and a foar-year Jcholarfhip to the college of her choice. And there the if, the ideal high xchool girl, Amer- ica'5 junior Min. ,nf fu, X' ,X Directing if Bill Lagman, Mohile composer of theme V. music for the Pageant. L 1-4 The final thrill comex when Alrzhanuzny Governor Iohn Patterxon prefentf the ufinzzer'5 trophy. Last yearr's Junior Miss recall: happiext moment ax fhe congmtnlazef her xuccesmr. ! . ,N V s VN N. 5 6. 'T Q EQ , X , ib A i 'Ar i lo,o f he o H, wztgxv. -3, . fx J 5. i ,. - :V ff '4-1- X '- f- 5 Y-,.::.:3 ,-. M gy . ,X , 5 X . ., 5 X - if f ig . RA .X .I zo. ,fgmif R -, ' I Q ' ' , 'ii ' ' o : ,1 44 E x . 7' x W ef-JW 9 1 5, wi: ,WS L , ,Q ' . 5' ,Q -I ' , ' -f M f's,,'.Q, ,ij ' . X ' ' .' g-' No,-'gil f . ' , ., b ima , 7 4 . - 1 ' ' ' '1 , f' Nh. 4 h 5, iff i A 1 1' 5 AJ af N. Q . ij 5 4 N , im.,-.. :- I A .i ,:,.,,,f1. - ly- .- 4 ,,, 1 f 1-, I 1 'I X A X A N N 1' 125:17 2? H A 3 aww, 1 -f V, Mwk .,.,. V af, ' V414 ,, . W , 1 - , ,J X v M -I 4 X, 7 f if Si Q-1 Q 17 X pf sf , A he .4 fsi W lg .I 1 , ff-'z' :mf ' 7 f Lf? 1 2 2 51 -. 5, :fig V 12 S , S E 7 2 f g g 1 4 iq, Q f 9 5 3 1 XRxxkk3x ,,f. 7 A 602276772 2219 we Wea! QW zfs' 2'72zzeffeci22czZ and CZ7776Z0Z1Z29Z,lS 'I 7 -ea... .ar 1? ff f l ai .A a .- ' ,Wt -A G M J f 3 , we Wt is aff 5 W l 3 2 if f 0 e ,fp 'fa . 1.22-'SMS u b CALDWELL DELANEY Superintendent at is 1-ffm . i. 1 S V ., 111, .f'V 31 We gil 7 f 1 'Nh' if MYRTLE HARRIS BOAZMAN Dean ADMINISTRATIO EMPHASIZES Julius T. Wright School for Girls was established primarily as a college preparatory institution. Therefore the academic program is dedicated largely to this purpose. The Superintendent and the Dean, in planning the course of study, give first consideration to the demands of college curricular. Each faculty member is in close contact with the newest developments in the areas of his course, and provides classroom experiences through which students may become proficient in basic subject information and skill. Throughout the school a climate favorable to the highest level of achievement is maintained. Classes are small enough to permit individual consideration yet of sufficient size to engage in group activities. A splendid library invites both research and leisure reading. Labora- tories are well equipped with apparatus and other materials essential to demonstration and experimentation. A modern auditorium-gymnasium is readily adaptable to formal assemblies, plays, concerts, lectures, teas, dances, and sports. The Superintendents and the Dean's offices are open at all times to parents, students, and faculty for serious conferences, patient discipline, understanding guidance, or just informal chats. This climate is the direct result of our unity of purpose and cooperative effort - to the end that we may acquire knowledge, and the ability to enlarge that knowledge beyond high school. xv 5 ,f 4 c ,f We , Mail! www A as S M. , . Q , as Y q 7 xx, A 1 if sv 4' V-M., - wi aa 4 if v ,J 4 k V F 5 , ' 1 A f if I I! ' 1 fjxf fvfa.. D Q ff 4 l X sw Mr. Delaney and Mrs. Boazman interview Col. and Mrs. Terry Moore concerning the entrance of daughter, Zoe. ACADEMIC ACHIE EME Mrs. Boazman cluring iunior high Know Your. Mr. Delaney's advice and historical books assist self program. Carole and Amelia with term papers. X X , -4'K x ,.,, , wg. 5... 1,-:L -rf. ,waxy .f. 1: . mf. , WA rows ff 1' WN is FFFICIE T AND E THUSIASTIC FACULTY f L fr '. - f ff f 'zffx X is ffl X, yf ff! ,gt A1 M f f , Xi, ,474 ,f x sf? , X , Q J 4 s : CQ, f . 'Viv J 175 A f 'ZS . 1 'Wah 4, of ,I Z, 4 af f , ,.-W sv K V 'Zim 5 4 , ,. , fd x f 5 I W, 74Anw,,, W . A .I V Le' af S 'V- 7 7 ff! i ffy if f Ja ,Z ti' wt 'Vi f 7 F f 'ff Q ff f l i Q 2 'vggdfimv 9? Qyww I if - 'F f 5, ., ' - egg f few , 2.4 YQ, , ', . W i - 0 . 'Jeff . ' A nv'-'if .' f QV, .- f 3' 4' 94 A A wt' 4 'rig '-F' MRS. V. H. AUBEY Fourth Grade MRS BARBARA BUTLER English, Biology, Phy. Ed., Student Council MRS. HARRY CARROLL Kindergarten MISS MARY CROCKER Sixth Grade MRS. ELAINE FRASE Latin, Psychology, Triton. Sophomore Class MRS. E. O. FOWLKES French MISS ETHEL GHOLSTON English, Phy. Ed., Registrar, Junior Class MISS FRENCH GREENE Social Studies, Dramatics, Freshman Class MRS. L. R. HICKS English, Speech, Wrightorian, Senior Class, National Honor Society MRS. TOM HUCKABEE Secretary MISS CORA BELLE HUNTER First Grade MRS. RAYMOND F. KENNEDY Second Grade INSPIRE HIGHE T EFFORT I LEARNING MRS. J. D. LEETH Physical Education MRS. j. J. MCLEAN French MRS. CHAUNCEY MOORE Mathematics, Eighth Grade MRS. S. S. MURPHY Bible, History, Mathematics, Bible Club A MRS. D. F. PIERCE Mathematics, Science, Science Club MRS. SHERWOOD PAPE Librarian MRS. RALPH REVEL 7 Book Keeper 1.f in MRS. WILL 0. ROSS 5 3 French A MRS. J. I. TATE . as 3 Third Grade .. MRS. HARRY THOMSON I i ,gg 1 Music RI S1 . MRS. MARY VIRGINIA WESTIIR- i 9 ,A f FIELD 2 3,1--Pr Typing, Art, Reading, Seventh '-1 3. Grade K- I MRS. R. E. WILLIAMS Fifth Grade VQQFV' . i xg I 1 H 4 , 2 N... ...S e', , Q' fi'-, .. ., 9 .f 'Q' , ' I .4 1 i 1- , . . . , 4 1 I : , . 'gl' 'gsm-it.. rf . - Ai QM V 1 A 2 :, :,:i,:,f.,.-N.. :ilk ,g. N 55,55 R. I 4 ' '.'f,'.'.'-I Y 1 I.3j'-- ,,-: R fs- Nw ' me . vm: mas s. s E? E f is V Taking effective class notes requires concentration and speed. HOW DO WE BECOME COMPETE T Anne Eskridge increases library by donating twenty-eight modern plays. 1 ' f MIT3. Suzanne Gwynn outlines research paper using some of our twelve sets of reference books. . W, . fl W i my Q mr . 4 X ' ,f 2 4 lil Ulf zz , Even as early as the third grade good study habit STUDE S? Since it is recognized that education is a way of life rather than a body of memorized facts, the basic purpose of all school experience is understanding and practicing the principles of efficient study. Achieving this objective is the responsibility of both the school with its faculty and the student with her home. At school, home-room periods are designated for learning the best study methods - concentrating, read- ing with speed and comprehension, taking notes, con- sulting reference materials, taking tests, using flash cards, reviewing regularly, organizing and presenting reports. Such general principles are further practiced in each course, with specific techniques emphasized as they are applicable to the subject. Standardized tests help to eval- uate our efforts and make improvements. Practicing study techniques until they are established as habits must become the duty of the student at home. Our more successful students have learned to plan their work, to study intelligently for permanent retention, and to become scholastically self-reliant and competent. V.-,421 ,Ma W. ? S fez . fgk fwf U ,V , E ,'. g .., , lr f E3Ssaq9fz': f f 122 .f ' 4 . vhs! . NZ 5' 9,14 ' N in ,X . are developed through library use. Berney Mclnnis illustrates correct setting for concentrated study H ,- 's -:s 7 X ffkt. b Nuns- 'fi W-f 21 HOW DO E MASTER THE RTS OF Third year Latin students receive emblems of membership in Junior Classical League. Mrs. Butler teaches her seventh grade English class how to say, I go, in all persons and numbers. Comprehension and expression, the goals of all language study, are achieved in a variety of ways: through the principles of grammar and usage, through the examples of good literature, through formal and in- formal writing and speech. Especially do we stress the power and charm of words - from kindergarten through high school. In so doing we early recognize the indebtedness of English to other languages. Two of these are included in the program of all students. French, begun in the first grade, in addition to its many cultural and practical advantages, has a peculiar place in our school, since the history of our city is almost a chapter in the history of France. The clarity and ex- pressiveness of the language is a stimulus to our own, and the French masterpieces thrill us again and again as we revel in our adventures with them. Latin, although studied formally only in high school, very early reveals to us that we actually begin this still-lively language when we are introduced to our own. Latin vocabulary and grammatical principles are so closely related to those of English that our language con- cepts are strengthened by association. Classical allusions give an opportunity to interpret and fix meanings. Our three languages keep us aware of one of our greatest opportunities-understanding the thoughts of others and helping them to understand ours. Margaret checks French pronunciation in presence of Mrs. Ross and Mrs. McLean. ' Q ' .. f Q ' X . H ' ' ' ' i 93:44 22 CGMMUNICATIONP Vi. , A ,X .4 . M- '-s 5 iff Fowlkes' French wooden shoes. y X x, my ff Mrs. Hicks checks research note cards with Florence. Fourth graders. Melissa and Cindy, try on Mrs. Miss Gholston assists Sophomores in poetry analysis. A. ,., ff! asf ,f t 14 as sg 'sf' 3 is -..J .. . dui , is Y .gm 5' M 73- f 1 1 V, CQ f if ,L ?' t ...las S The classroom becomes an improvised Civics class of future voters and Miss Greene study registration forms medieval setting for Knight Margaret and at Mobile County Courthouse. Lady Anne Marie. '-I 21. df W? M , ii f 2 A 5 1 Q l Mrs. Murphy and her class find a study of history through the Bible fascinating and exciting as they examine maps and pictures of ancient Egypt and the Holy Land. '-YQ I lk' X Nothing is missing except the cabin as members of the American history class depict frontier life. HOW DO WE UNDERST D O a HERS? Through the dry barren wilderness with the He- brew Nationg along the drab halls of a medieval English castleg with Williaiim at the Battle of Hastingsg beside Columbus when he sighted landg near Hancock as he penned his famous nameg at Shiloh, Bull Run and Ap- pomatoxg with the Wright brothers at Kittyhawk, with the invading force in Normandy, in Congress with our representatives - studying history has taken us all these places. In our history, civics and geography courses we have studied men of all a es - their roblems, needs 3 and hopes. Through this study we have gained under- standing of men today. Especially we have been conscious of our govern- ment and its complexities. We have had a chance to observe one of the vital functions of democracy -- voting. This year, the Centennial of the War between the States, brings other significance to stude of history. Witli our Superintendent, Mr. Delaney, being on the Alabama Centennial Commission, we have found this study of peculiar personal interest. Through history we have attained not only know- ledge, but also understanding - understanding that better prepares us to add our chapter in its advancement. Modern Marie Antoinette in European history class writes memoirs lust before being taken to the guillotine. 3 ft? :Q ' Q X 'ws 1- X , , --rf? 5 1: . r ,, Wx. HO D0 USE Mrs. Pierce marks U-tube reading as Faye re- Equations are complex even in beginning algebra. cords barometric pressure. Chemistry students set up lab apparatus for distillation. HE AWS GF SCIENCE A THEMATICS7 As a college preparatory school, Wright stresses study of sciences. Through biology, chemistry and general science, we learn the intricate laws that govern our life processes and environment. ln algebra and geometry we find that almost every achievement is based on mathe- matics - radar, construction, network communication, irrigation, flood control, atomic energy and the study of space. First and second-year algebra, plane and solid geometry, and trigonometry are available to any am- bitious student. Through the biological and physical sciences, we explore the myriad secrets that nature holds for man, from the smallest one-cell animal to our vast universe. The microscope, barometer, test tube, flask, crucible and Bunsen burner have become familiar words. Through our seeing mans responsibilities, needs, desires and dreams, a world of wonder and.brightness is opened to us in science. 'NM I , l W if I l Minute plant life is revealed through Shirlie's and Marian's ,,,, m1C1'05C0Pe5- . f f V a Mrs. Butler demonstrates rotation and revolution in Sometime-5 the Construction Of 3 geometry figure sixth grade general science. requires Mrs. Moore's help. R Seniors take full advantage of new archery equipment. Ann jumps high in vain attempt to block Ashley's shot. ,.- L. HOW DO WE DE ELOP Although formal subjects are academically stimulating and enjoyable, more active classes provide the perfect complement to our regular curriculum. Increasing in interest this year has been the music pro- gram, under the direction of Mrs, Harry Thomson. Through the bi-weekly music appreciation class, we have gained knowledge of both modern and classical compositions. Special chorus, a vol- untary organization, works diligently to bring music closer to us. A class that combines learning with enjoyment and activity, Physical Education, is one of the best loved. Softball, volleyball, basketball and archery are a few of the sports studied. Health, First Aid and Home Nursing are offered to pupils from the third grade through high school. Besides improving coordination, physical education gives relaxation and eases tensions. All these subjects - music, physical education and speech - work together to produce the best college materialg for health and well-being are important factors. Class sports are as thrilling and spirited as intramurals. ,Q-ww Peg poses as victim for Liz to demonstrate artificial respiration to Allen. OUR VOCAL A D PHYSICAL CAPABILITIES? Q, 41 aE5 'q'. 2 y Y Although not taken for credit, special chorus is one of the most enjoyable experiences in school. l gl W I if css. With a wreath of autumn leaves, first grade, accompanied by their own composition, crowns Mrs. Thomson Queen of Music. Florence Dukes finds new tape recorde help in checking progress for speech class. I' E I f l l l l , Ar- g l M' T A,,' Q' wifi up ,,,, ,A,n:E 1 WRX 2 l1l 1 , ,X 3 .,:., - I 63. FK Q 9 l 1 l .mwww 'fl , .N PM Miss jane Hoke of Quee-n's College explains freshman characteristics to seniors. VIZ 7' Class of 1960 receives tips on college applications from alumna Dorothy Reichenbach. HO DO Academic competence, important as it is, does not quite insure success in college. Through our college coun- seling seminars, we learn of the personal and social ad- justments that are often required in becoming acclimated. We study the colleges in which we have some interest and try to decide intelligently upon the one to which we should apply. There is also considerable attention given to career opportunities for women. Profiles of freshman characteristics in various schools are studied. Our library maintains a shelf of over two-hundred catalogs, brochures, and yearbooks of outstanding colleges throughout the country. Representatives are frequent speakers at our seminars. Many of us visit colleges for interviews and personal glimpses of classroom and campus activities. Some of our students enroll in summer classes to become adjusted to the stronger demands of the curriculum before undertaking a full program in the fall. Now that we have alumnae who are finishing their sophomore years in college, we call upon them for advice, and find their successes encouraging and inspiring. The Deans office is a veritable bureau of informa- tion concerning college board examinations, applications, scholarships, and other matters which we may need to help us enter the college where we may find our greatest opportunities. 3. Q-SK Wm, ,....-a At Spring Hill College, John Hafner checks sum- mer school English papers with graduates of 1960. BECOME ACQU 1 TED ITH COLLEGE oPPoRTU ITIES? M- A Xmas. -sw, .K V- V K4 , ., use 3 . W as Yagi. .MWA k S li .. I I -.M Wi, HHWZQL W' I 4 ., If N, ,, A 21 ,ep X I . , ,, . ,E.. hz, A 1 Librarian assists juniors who are making early study of college offerings. Registrar examines -Iudy's permanent records for college transcript. Ann gets a preview of college life at Blue Mountain. ' 'Y' ' I- 1 A Q 1 V Q Qu we lm-1 ,ww man-u1.:rm-we in-se E'e1':swX M ' Mi, . .QW X- f , , 2 V1 1. ' 12'i:?G2fz1,f vii f M -'wi Q f -, -X-:fm-,, f . ,N U .,,,.:,:. MQ 'V fr M A .5 N 1 1 , ,rm K v f 5 , WSE' I H , :ff 1. ,, , , x 'QJF1 2 Z 2 V 2 5 fy Y 1' 2 ?2 5 if 5 5 3 3 -r 1 ay ? E3 '44 QQ M. ,K fa. 'Lx If + W mx ' msx.-'iv QQ-va A-, .f I W :f ff' 5,7 2 , 5 i' 2 , f , f X , ,f W , ,, ,Af ' , H M as .Z f' , 921 f V ' '. '95, 21 1,4 ff 4, K s Q w ' 'su 4 f f A' 1 S. ,l , f 'f X' ' XfH12:rA' X 4, f ' -Q1 . f ., ' V Q Q f ,. , Z l '4-Q V' 1' is K , my 5-. 'SWS ,,e33s:--cz: 1 Q M ,,w mgQ,,..:.: Q. ,f f Ia Ks Kyef , .4555 X ,Z ,if . 23 ' 3 2 Y i x ,Q 5, wx? ,mu '11, Z ze 1, 4 f TW! t W ,QA ww ro vig, 1, Wnzrwf , wi ,M . JSA. A . ,, K N -..,:, ,iL.2j,L ... N J -.,,,, f' .,'N 'i A ' V y N , 1,1 Z, V my CZSSQS fze Yfieaf Gzorf 219 in fares Zed and vzovaczbus Y f si vi' ,QR Y, s 11? ,Q 5 Sw , ,MM 'F 1 at D A 4. i W no K lg , Qs . . ' M. fy 1 , 4 x ' f A . as f' Q ' Qfffdxf t , : Q X 2 1 6 1 1 A A ., x as.fWi?2f2eEa.:3Y.II'i2 -if f , ,Q ., was J . if ,' f . vi -mf L, X, ffl , 'S QW .aff Q1 - ' ' ' t ., . ' A - ' fa, . User i, ff f f . A' 't ,i W 1 if an A -r -may-11.11.-i ' m:'v:7':'-f:2. 6 , - Q. E A t ' 49 ,Ky -l . X ,i . x .. ., fi ff Q, , air s. .Q K gp ,, ,f - , f W F 'f f ',QsYf '42 -aa:-' -,asfaswvg '-W i'-VJZW2' . f f-i,:f.1,,as -Ju. 1 E ,z , ff, The Senior class officers are left to right Berney Mclnnis, Vice Preridentg Nancy Stevens, See- 1'8ffl1'v.' Pat Kimbrough, Preiidefzlg Joan Balch, Sindezzi Council R6f77656IZlcZffl'6,' Becky Dunn, Treutznfer. SENIORS During the years at Wright, we expressed our love for each other through fun and fellowship. Class trips became a tradition. As Freshmen we sold red and gray teddy bears, and the blissful moment our I.Q. tests were com- pleted, we formed a caravan for Gulf Hills Dude Ranch. As Sophomores we began our traditional school- wide talent show to raise money for a four-day tour of Florida. Once there, we sailed in glass bottom boats at Silver Springs, dressed our patient driver in a wig of golden curls, and swam in the Atlantic at night. The junior year brought many fund-raising proj- ects. Selling, selling, selling - every commodity from home-made fudge squares and talent show tickets to several thousand light bulbs, in order to vacation at Long Beach, treat our Freshman little sisters to a party, and give the second graduating class a Junior-Senior banquet. And then we were Seniors, the pinnacle in gray checks, redecorating the Senior lounge, having Shakespeare parties, and planning our last talent show together. We attended myriad parties, the high- light being the faculty luncheon. Final examination, locker cleaning, last minute dress fitting, rehearsals for vespers and graduation - but the significance and impact was not experienced until the night in May we received our diplomas before our parents and friends. Our love for each other was enriched through service to our school, which we have exhibited in all activities from giving up part of lunch each day for glee club, to cheering vigorously at intramurals. In white vestments we gave our junior Thanks- giving choral reading. As Seniors we had numerous French play rehearsals for the Father-Daughter sup- per, creating a Parisian atmosphere by stuffing our- selves with pastries and grape-juice champagne. At Christmas we combined our holiday spirit for the lighting of the school candle. There were many other moments. Perhaps some of those not mentioned here will remain longest in our hearts. MARIE CHRISTIAN ALBRIGI-IT School for Young Professionals l, 2 Class President 1 Class Vice-President 2 Professional Childrens School 3 Sufulla Club 3 Glee Club Special Chorus 5, 4 Bible Club 3 Dramatics Club 3 Prem Regiszer TUTOS 4 r 1 Q ,MVK l I E 9 l E JOAN ELIZABETH BALCI-I Triton Staff 1, 3, 4 Editor I Assistant Editor 5 Feature Editor 4 Delegate to Alabama State Press Conference I Student Council Representative 2, 5, 4 United Fund junior Speakers Bureau 2 y Dramatics Club 2 I Delegate to Alabama Association of Student Q Council Convention 3 l Azalea Trail Representative 4 Prem Regiiter TUTOS 4 l 35 -J We FLORENCE STANARD DUKES Triton Staff 1, 3, 4 Business Manager 1, 4 Assistant Business Manager 3 Glee Club 1, 2 Bible Club 1 Delegate to Alabama State Press Conference 1, 4 Art Club 2 Class Sergeant-at-Arms 2 Special Chorus 4 Class Historian 4 McGill Homecoming Court 4 Prem Regiiter TUTOS 4 Mobile County Forensics Conference 3, 4 JUDIETH ANN ETTE COVINGTON sidney c. Phillips Junior High schooi 1 Pep Club Dramatics Club 2 Bible Club 2, 3 Julius T. Wright Science Fair 2 Honorable Mention, Biology Mobile Regional Science Fair Hostess 2 Mobile Regional Science Special Chorus 3, 4 Wrightorian 3, 4 Academics Editor 3 Assistant Editor 4 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Good Citizenship Honor Prem Register TUTOS 4 Fair Exhibitor 3 Roll 4 ,, 01? SHARON REBECCA DUNN Glee Club l Library Club l United Fund junior Speakers Bureau 2 Dramatics 2, 4 Bible Club 3 Music Appreciation Club 5 Class Treasurer 3, 4 Azalea Trail Representative 4 Prem Register TUTOS 4 5 Nw A' XHXVJ1 Jfjfyfj PATRICIA ANN KIMBROUGH Mercy High School l Nurses Club Drarnatics Club 2 Bible Club 2, 3 Julius T. Wright Science Fai Second Place, Biology Mobile Regional Science Fair Julius T. Wright Science Fai Class Vice-President 3 Class President 4 ll7rigfJroriaf1 5, 4 Production Manager 3 Photography Editor -i Good Citizenship Honor Roll Prem RL'g.fJIUl' TUTOS fi Triton Outstanding Student -i r I Exhibitor 2, 3 r Winner 3 w 5 fi -1.. , ,7- jf Mi 1 ' ff . A X, ,. ,-,sw WWWQ f f r, I, , 9, WHA, 37 me SALLY ANN LAIDLAW Sidney C. Phillips junior High School 1 Student Council Representative Phillipr Gazette Social Editor Very High Scholarship Honor Roll Class President Art Club 2 Tennis Award 2 Captain of Gray Team 2 Good Citizenship Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Winner of School Talent Show 3 Special Chorus 3 Delegate to Alabama Association of Student Councils Workshop 4 Delegate to Alabama Association of Student Councils Convention 3, 4 United Fund Junior Speakers Bureau 4 Mobile County Forensics Conference 4 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Wfrightorian 3, 4 Production Manager 3 Advertising Manager 4 Prerr Regixter TUTOS 4 BERNARD LADD Glee Club 1 Wrightoritm 1 Production Manager Bible Club 1, 2, 3 Art Club 2, 4 President 4 UMS Competitive Drill 2, Band Company Sponso C Company Sponsor 3 UMS Homecoming Maid 2 G Company Sponser Triton Staff 3 Public Relations Volleyball Team 3 Special Chorus 4 Preis Regiiter TUTOS 4 3 r Z 'Wt ASHLEY LUCE Glee Club 1 Art Club 1, 2, 4 Vice-President 1, 4 Bible Club 1, 2, 5 Secretary-Treasurer 2 Class Secretary-Treasurer 2 Inter-Club Council 3 Secretary-Treasurer Triton, Staff 3 Public Relations Volleyball Team 3 Marshal for Graduation and Vespers 3 Class Historian 4 Student Council Alternate Representative 4 Press Register TUTOS 4 BERNEY HERRIN Class Vice-President 1, 4 Student Council 2 Representative Chaplain Glee Club 1, 2 Bible Club 1, 2, 5 French Club 1 President Triton Staff 1, 5, 4 Circulation Manager Editor 5 Feature Editor 4 United Fund junior Spe MC INNIS l al-:ers Bureau 2 Mobile County Forensics Tournament 2, , Second Place Poetry Special Chorus 5 Captain of Gray Team 5 Prem Register TUTOS 4 Reading 5 at 5 MARIE AMELIA MOORE Glee Club 1 Class Secretary-Treasurer 1 Bible Club 1, 2, 3 Student Council 1, 2 Representative 1 Treasurer 2 llV1'iglJzf0rifm 1, 2, 5, 4 Organizations Editor 1, 2. 3 Editor 4 Delegate to Alabama High School Press Association 2 Triton Outstanding Student 2 Class President 3 Daughters of the American Colonists History Award 3 Marshal for Vespers and Graduation 3 National Honor Society 3, 4 Good Citizenship Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 Presf Regiyler TUTOS 4 GLYNN ELLEN MC RAE Barton Academy 1 Barlonian Dramatics Club junior Red Cross Representative Dramatics Club 2 Bible Club 2 Honor Roll 2 Good Citizenship Honor Roll 2, 4 Julius T. Wright Science Fair 2 Honorable Mention, Chemistry Mobile Regional Science Fair Hostess 2 Mobile County Forensics Conference 3, 4 Special Chorus 3, 4 Volleyball Team 3 llhigbzoriafz 3 Patrons Editor Prem Regirter TUTOS 4 MTW f BETH MORGAN NOLAND ll7f,igbt01'ia11 l, 2, 3, 4 Art Editor 2 Outstanding Member Award Z Assistant Editor 3 Assistant Business Manager 4 Delegate to Alabama High School Press Association 1, 2 Delegate to Florida State University Press Institute 5 Glee Club 1 Tennis Team 2, 5 Volleyball Team 5 Prem Regifter TUTOS 4 X United Fund junior Speakers Bureau 4 CYNTHIA ANN ROGERS Sidney C. Phillips junior High School l Phillipr Gazette Reporter High Scholarship Honor Roll Glee Club 1, 2 Art Club l Bible Club 1, 2, 3 Vice-President 3 julius T. Wright Science Fair Z Honorable Mention, Biology Mobile Regional Science Fair Hostess l Special Chorus 3, -i llvrigbtorimz 5, -fi Class Editor S Literary Editor -13 Daughters of the American Revolution Hisrorx Award 3 Honor Roll -i Good Citizenship Honor Roll -i Prem Regism-1' TUTOS Ai FLORENCE LOUISE SCHMOHL Wrightoriazz 1 Circulation Manager Good Citizenship Honor Art Club 2, 4 Treasurer 4 Triton Staff 3 Production Manager Special Chorus 4 Class Secretary 3 Preis Regirter TUTOS 4 Roll 1, 2, 4 NANCY CHALMERS STEVENS Glee Club 1 Library Club I Dramatics Club 2 Class Vice-President 2 UMS F Company Sponsor 2, 4 Music Appreciation Club 3 President Inter-Club Council 3 Volleyball Team 3 UMS Homecoming Queen 3 UMS A Company Sponsor 3 UMS Hop Leader 3 UMS Key Club Sweetheart 4 Mobile County Forensics Conference 4 Special Chorus 4 Art Club 4 Secretary Prefs Regirter TUTOS 4 SI-IELLEY LEE TAYLOR Art Club 1, 2 Glee Club 1 Bible Club 1, 3 Triton Staff 3, 4 Make-up 3 Reporter 4 Delegate to Alabama Press Convention 4 Volleyball Team 3 Prem Regixter TUTOS 4 ,ze ff Q We PATRICIA RUTH TGWLE L. Frazer Banks High School 1, 2 Dramarics Club 1 Glee Club 2 Future Teachers of America 2 Kappa Mu Sociery 2 Bible Club 3 Music Appreciation Club 3 Special Chorus 3, 4 Good Citizenship Honor Roll 3. 4 llhightoriazz 4 Prem Regifier TUTOS 4 CAROLE JEAN WHIGHAM Wriglotoriarz 1, 2, 3, 4 Photography Editor 1, 2 Most Valuable Member 1 Assistant Business Manager 3 Business Manager 4 Delegate to Alabama High School Press Association 1, 2 Bible Club 1, 5 United Fund Junior Speakers Bureau 2, fi Mobile County Forensics Tournament 2 Third Place Poetry Winner Mobile County Forensics Members 2, 4 Mobile Regional Science Fair Hostess 2 Delegate to Alabama Junior Academy of Convention 2 Delegate to Florida State University Press Institute 5 National Honor Society 5, 4 Prem Regiiter TUTOS 4 Science MARY DANNER WEBB Confederate Memorial Day Speaker 1 Class President 1, 2 Student Council 1, 5, 4 Representative 1, 5 President 4 Bible Club 1, 5 President 5 Julius T. Wright Science Fair 2 Third Place, Biology Mobile Regional Science Fair Exhibitor 2 Glee Club 2 United Fund junior Speakers Bureau 2 Delegate to Alabama Association of Student Coun cils Convention 2, 3 Delegate to Alabama Association of Student Councils workshop 4 Mobile County Forensics Tournament Z, 3, 4 Inter-Club Council 3 President National Honor Society 3, 4 Treasurer 3 ll7rightorian 3 Student Life Editor Trizozz Outstanding Student 3 Art Club 4 Prem Register TUTOS 4 JANE BRUCE WILDER Bible Club l, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, Z Special Chorus 3, 4 Volleyball Team 3 Music Appreciation Club 5 Good Citizenship Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4 Pres: Register TUTOS 4 alfa ,wM'k The lamp of knowledge burns more brightly after graduation. Q. WJ.. , ,nm sw as 4, X 'R ,- .K N 'N 1 W1 'mit wi 7 f rf ,. v 1 2 I .,,, ' x Nz f K, . X X nu , . .2 .har Jin- . is ' , H ,M mkvm 4-3 S 4-1 45 nv 5 as ' JU IORS ACQUIRE CHARM , ...av- 'a E 2 e 2 1 -5 President Gillian, treasurer Barbara, vice-president Lanny and secretary Damtell select a variety of tasty courses for junior-Senior Banquet. If a charm test were given at Wfright, everyone knows who would win. Wfhy, the juniors, of course, though it would be a close race! Never a more eager group of girls could be found. Filled with enthusiasm. we strong- ly supported all functions. Our presidential campaign will never be forgotteng for in our own charming way, Nixon and Kennedy supporters practically annihilated one an- other. Forever in the hearts of Juniors will be Little Sister Week. Adorned in bibs, rib- bons and candy lipstick, Freshmen had a riotous five days of fun. After myriad hours of thought and plan- ning, we gave the most thrilling junior-Sen- ior banquet ever. Entranced Seniors could hardly believe there could be such food and entertainment. To us it was a real achieve- ment, for we had planned super-sales schemes months before, to earn the money. By hostessing many social events and by decorating for graduation, we tried to prove that juniors had acquired that intangible glow called charm. Effie, the Elegant Elephant, and Dora, the Dynamic Donkey, serenade for their candidates during election rally. . rt r 5 Gillian Brewer Eugenia Cameron Carolyn Eskridge Celeste Hodges Bonnie Howell Helen Johnston Deborah Long Freya Lund Lanny Martin Martha McConnell Andrea Pearson Janice Pierce Judy Shaffer Shannon Shelton Barbara Shepherd Ricia Sturgeon Diane Tappan Damrell Threadgill Ann Turner Barbara Whaley lv' -vi ,KV--V, 'Wm ,ah .,. fff A VV ,V .V ,Vt ' www X! l X! ' awww. . Mya A ,,,, . 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Each time the auc- tioneer pounded her gavel, signifying one more slave was to be sold, we cringed at the thought of what our friends would make us dog but the love we have for our big sisters was reward enough for this work. Constantly boosting our enthusiasm for all school functions were four U. M. S. cheerleaders from our class. We never failed to support the team. With twenty-three girls continually trying to increase school spirit, how could any student fail to catch our con- tagious enthusiasm? Lee, Lynne, and Ann wave driving permits as they beg Susan for a turn in Mrs. Thompson's TR-3. an Dyanne Allen Boone Arendall Winifred Bell Susan Dawson Serena Edgar Anne Goode Eskridge Lee Faullc Ann Goldfarb Stella Hillard Virginia King Clara Lecler Ladd Mary Olive Lyle Nancy McCall Marian Mills Susan Oswalt Mary Partridge Carol Perkins Prather Pipes Cammie Plummer Diana Schilling TE TH IS E THU IASTIC 'V j a in W 1. r , ' ff. 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Our class assists in forecasting at the weather bureau. Freshman Follies was so much fun that we took bows even during rehearsals. 50 NINTH IS BEAUTY If beauty is truth, then what could be more appropriate than that we cultivate the beautiful in our school experiences? What if we do almost arrive in curlers each morning and peek into the mirror at every opportunity? We just want to be sure that we look our best. We do not strive for outward appearance alone. We try to be thoughtful, poised, self-reliant, cheerful, and kind. There is no lack of beauty at school wherever we look-in good literature, in the amazing wonders of science, in the principles of mathematics, in the sound of music, in creative art. So, in case we fail to become really useful, we can always adopt as our motto the comforting line: Beauty is its own excure for being. Maria, Sue and Elizabeth exclaim at variety of presents from big sisters. 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Each year these goals change, ours for 1960-1961 being to win the respect of others in our school. Through examples of kindness, friendship, courtesy, and leadership, we have worked to gain our first ob- jective-winning the respect of other classes. Having left our once-full piggy banks empty and securing numerous old clothes from our families, we have given generously to charitable organizations throughout the year, our contribution to the United Fund being the largest in our school. Voices become hoarseg feet and hands, tired. But hearts were always happy at UMS games and school intramurals. Our second objective was to win the respect of our teachers through outstanding work and achievements. ln civics We have gone on many exciting, educational field trips, on which we have attained the ambition of becoming better citizens in and out of school. Besides being informative, our annual class trip has been a week- end of excitement for everyone. Gaining the respect of our classmates was our hardest objective. In homeroom meeting we have learned consideration of the others opinions and ideasg refraining from interruptions was always difficult. We selected the prettiest flowers and cards to send to those who were sick. Although there is no test whereby we can see if we have gained the respect of our entire school, we do know that we have attained one of the most important goals - self-respect. Thanksglvmg bulletin board features Ruthg O11 Math books of 1883 show principles have not changed. Fran Aldridge jamie Athey Deborah Buerger Carolyn Cook Toni Fogle Ruth Frase Linda Gill Suzanne Gwynn Patsy Hill Cheryl Horz Tina Inge Annette Kahn Allen King Verity Lund Zoe Moore Christine Mortensen Rosemary Ogburn Mary Day Peake Jolee Peck Laura Peebles Priscilla Pitman Julia Rhoades Susan Thames Sara Wooldridge Brenda Wright GRADE IS AMBITIOUS 'MZ' ,iw . - Q, , , 1, , .. I ., K , '17 'U' -va- ,fs-' -WC' 'Wif- T Vs X f . . - -'Jzrkwkf 15 if M rig g- '4 , ' 1 5' , , I ff., , : ff 5 wi 35, X f X n X , , Q J 6 ,N Mfg ,, ?', 2' , 'I - , , A 5 ' fi 1 Af-' fa ,fen- 4: ,,. 4 :-1, . . ffogff f,:,1f .. 1 -7- dev: X A, YM 920509 . 1- 4 7 .- ,, .J1,.',:: ., ,ma qi .S ij? , M :,. .W ,- r 424' A i .11 X 0 15 N Hr' 53 ,,..A Wfw ,gi , at 9 F W 1 f Kiss fl f 'I s A as Z 5' H if ff ft f ' ., W , , ,,,, X ,f ' ' .. . . as , lbq, 5 .x.z,, , ,, 1,1 . M Magazines give us suggestions for our Christmas dance theme. SEVENTH GRADE A0 3, -'K O r-C Enthusiasm is high, as president Becky, treasurer Lynne, vice-president Catherine, and secretary Bar- clay make definite plans for class trip. 54 Wt! Spelling bees become tense when only three girls are left standing. IS UNDERSTANDING After six long years of waiting we finally arrived at that delightful destination-junior High School. Though not quite so different as we expected, one thing we learned is that understanding and appreciation are key factors in a successful life. Since our class was so small we became very close and enjoyed many social activities together. We co- operated readily with the various classes and clubs at Wright. This year we charmed many a dubious customer into buying huge chocolate bars for the Special Chorus. We gladly helped the yearbook plan our class pictures, in every way from wearing our P.J.'s in the gym to building human pyramids. More than anything else we enjoyed playing volleyball with Mrs. Leeth. A very active and vivacious group, we found it a marvelous Way to combine fun and learning. We have learned to appreciate not only our teachers and classmates, but also the purpose of our school. Our earnest desire is that we might be girls that Wright would be proud to claim, that through our understand- ing we might support our school in becoming A1abama's finest. :ww-zsmwwtzrv.. .. ,ff ...W ,----- aa-fu....nm,. ,,,,. M... ., Barclay Arendall Becky Berglin Suzanne Brown Becky Davis Alice Eichold jo Anne Fessler Eleanor Frierson Lynne Hallet Mary Lou Hampshire Dot-tee Harris Lisette Hays Nancy Kennamer Betsy Lingo Carolyn Lutz Burke McGonigal jane Schaub Sarah Schear Carolyn Smith Jane Urquhart Catherine Van Antwerp vu W .....,i.. f ' f M. ,f -7 Arf, i s Iz. , ,.V. ,. Q ' , ,.,,, as . .ff f 1? if f'?,w2Q. 'WS fi, f' FT 17' ,pf X. . f fp I YQ , 1 .QW . ' ' sf 1 , 1 , 4 , i f , ,Z , 5 f f cs 9 K x 7 I N9 l ff Wi ' 1 ' 9' 1 f -1 4 Q ,J , 1 f ' 4 ' f I my if -ilf -df' ao- .-rm' , H f,'- ' iff f'.L I 37 if ,f 9 , I ,. K4 ' ,' V72 -for - ' 'Q ' -,1 4 --,M J, ,ff-L , f f f 1 . f, M-sw of ,snr err 5 ' N 'V ,rw , w-2? H sw ny V- s' , ww 1 sf . wk f. ra.. , 1 1 4.0, gs-.1 X , 4 x ' -- -- 12 Q-gg.. W ,. V. ff, wx ,ki 'af d f ff, -X U. 1 f'fi on- t ' . an 'mn , ,MM 'T' ' e, ,ff mgqwff Www Cathy Williams Reading is made interesting, when under the guidance of Mrs. Westerfield we are timed for speed and accuracy. 55 Miss Crocker and Debby welcome new student Becky. Everyone enjoys showing their Thanksgiving art work. ' 0 SIXTH GRADE IS COURTEOUS Long before we became Sixth Graders, we learned a little rhyme that has become our motto in achieving courtesy: Politeness is to do and say the kindest thing in the kindest way. Authorities on etiquette agree, too, that good manners are really just thoughtful con- sideration of other people. In the busy schedule of our day at school. with the many, many duties that we perform, and all the different people with whom we work, sometimes we feel that we hardly have time for courtesy. But we are so happy and ef- ficient when we do things in the 'lqindest way that actually there is really no time for dis- courtesy. -i .scsssww - '+ We The world's not so big, only four inches from Mo- bile to Bombay. Joyce Anne Aldridge Peggy Baldwin Becky Boykin Susan Buerger Debby Coggin 4 -...U uf y ., ,, ,, V, ...,. , All ,, X ve, Jane Hand .F X ref '1 isi- Mary Kathleen Hxllard , ' I, ' fi? 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I s 0, 'H f' f X ' .. ,, S s .- J.-fig, 'f 1 .. ,V ,- 1 h nr-I 57 INTEGRITY GUIDES FIFTH GRADE Science becomes real as we discuss shell collections with Mrs. Williams. Fifth graders are almost grown-up and have learned the qualities of lady-like character. We believe that integrity, or sincerity, is one of the very best traits that we can acquire. In our school work we are truthful in dis- cussing problems with our parents and teachers, so that they will know what our needs are and can help us to become good students. When we study together, we try to remember that we must help each other and not just copy someone's work to get by one more day. W'e also try to be honest with ourselves and develop our consciences so that they will help us to know when we are sincere. We are forming friendships that we hope will last all our lives, so we are honest in our conversations and in our thoughts about each other. Sometimes little rivalries and perhaps jealousies arise, but they are not very large temptations when we think how much we want to respect each other and our- selves. Our geography bulletin board is filled with pictures of Even though many say the world is going to pieces, we try every section of America. to put it back together. Merrie Abell Jessica Bancroft Ann Cunningham Betsy DeBakey Beatrice de la Brosse Honey Hicks Genevieve Kelly Elaine Lubel Marshall Lyons Janis Pate Maxey Roberts Candy Rumpanos Jill Schaeffer jan Short Ross Strudwick Cathy Sullivan Linda Tallant Susan Tucker Jessica Voran Amy Whiteside rid i ii in A X V f Y. tw - 2 , , 7.7,-'ft f 1 X, V, ., mi st -b Wi?Yx ff vi y Q S: -QQ. ..,.. ' 5933155 2, .. I -5 -: c t,,t ?Q Q 5,55 A Q so 3 A. --img, 2 :.. nw f - M -Q, Z ? . 'f.. 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But we soon learned that it meant 'busyf' And Mrs. Aubey helped us understand its meaning by seeing that we practiced regular- ly. With two new subjects, history and geography, added to our schedule, we left school every day carrying arms full of books-just like the high school girls. At home we busied ourselves with assignments, trying to use good study habits and learn our subjects well. We were busy in other ways too-keeping our room in ,, orderg going on field tripsg planning parties for ourselves 4 f-v- and kindnesses for others. Thanksgiving and Christmas were I -lvv on A the most fun, when we filled our gift bags for Goodwill In- H Q T dustries. We feel like feal affisfs with Ouf mocks and Through this year one of the best lessons that we have brushes' learned is that industrious also means happy All of us enjoy singing, even Mrs. Aubey. The dictionary is like a huge new world to explore. wwf .tan , 1? ts .Q Q E of f l . 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Never absent or tardy, she can always be found standing near the door, ready to welcome all who might enter our exciting world of wonder and fancy. Instead of our uniform gray and white, her costume often changes. Through our imagina- tion she has undergone many drastic changes: from a wierd Hal- loween witch, to a pious Pilgrim, to Mrs. Santa Claus, to a happy Easter Bunny. Through this year she has watched us learn many things. She has seen how carefully we hold our pencils and paper when we write, as if they were a soft white bunny rabbit that we should not squeeze or hurt. She has observed our growing in- terest in health and science, which we studied the first time this year. She would say that there was never a more excited group of girls when we went on our field trip, and she laughed with us when we discussed all the wonderful and new things we learned She worried too when Mrs. Tate wrote our name in her green book, for we all knew that someone had received those dreaded demerits, which are for only very bad girls. When does paper and wire become a real person or demerit books a fearful monster? All these wonderful things happen at that imaginative age when we are nine! Mrs. Tate shows us that it's easy as pie to add fractions, 1 Debbie Abell Pat Altmayer Curry Bedsole Grace Boykin Karen Breunig Marilyn Broadus Barbara Brothers Ann Brown Laurie Downing Grace Eskridge Mary Lou Grady Pamela Haidt Debbie Hartwell Sarah Kyle jo Ann Magnes Nancy Metzger Rebecca North Tammy Olen Karen Outlaw Brenda Pierce IS IMAGINATIV , 1 a- - tri.-,af ,, :-If ,. W ,ag QZ4 1 'Z at I 1 -1 , I ' h wg J M4 1 N h . Q . 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T'-Ni -1 fi .Q ' ffl 4f.Mafm,,,m 3 I ff -1 0 uw- I If 'E , , f c K T 113 Q - f l 1 gn.. n 'U 4 7 nrx 1 S f OX X X, ,N f f s 1 1 49 , Wx , 56 D ff. . y . X 3 .v ...wu- t . ' max r X i'4 JUVQX A x... ter , w - , , ,, E 3-e' g- at 56. lx .dw ' , 5, - , 4 -0111. ag, Ia v S 1 0 0 as My , Y ll A new world in books is opened to us with Mrs. Kennedy as our Music class takes on more meaning as we study symbols library guide. . Qi 1 1.44, 5, I. ,fi sf . U 1 Q X Lvl 5 '21 -fs A qi , ' fav ff i ' 9 . g X xi gg- I X F Hx in tg A Al Q ,i i 1 1 4 i 1 Y' r ' X' 'f l .M 1 . 2 . Y 1 . 'N' I' il A K 4 if l 5 ' nfs! - f ,' ' I, 'X Qlv, - 3 y 1 fi f . Q' M,,,,'4Xr X . , .. V 'p f , - ff f is Six happy little Indians do a very un-warlike dance around their tepee, Q , ,Q ,A . .. 'ls . W and notes. We second graders do many things for ourselves, We can dress and prepare for school almost without help. We like to be neat, and come to school with our uniforms clean and smooth. In our room we have desks, cigar boxes, and cub- by holes so that everything can be kept in its proper place, and our tables will have just the things that we are using. Everyone knows where all her books, crayons, papers, and pictures are. We are neat in doing our duties too and take our turns when they come. Especially in the lunch room, we try to be careful so that our table will be pleasant. Wlhen we had our pictures made, the photographer said that our hair and collars were just right and that we all knew how to help him by keeping neat and orderly. .r We Sally Aldridge Nancy Buerger Patricia Campbell Carla Comish jane Dodd jeaneal Flowers Kit Goldfarb Margaret Greiner Allison Hand Ann Hutchings Cathy Hyman Charla Johnson Anne Johnston Karen Kay Kelly Ruth Lyons Julie North Porter Sue Pace Mary Beth Seals Nanci Jo Sheppard Sylvia Stein SECO D GRADE IS NE mywr Q.. N Tim. , age. ,Q , ' f C ff? J' 582' :nj-fx? 2 f,r,t 1 W , gs it 5 W ' I ,v., , V 3 fue f ,...wP , Q f 3 - . ,-px.-?: . -'O an ' f S lg ,qi 1 A S ttss r M . i ,, .,,. S i s..,.- W-rf W, A f 4 4 f ff I xl f f Q4 , . -,. ,,.a-xg, Q Num! . .,,, - , s ' af? 1 S .Q ft! if V. ' A 11 f'- :az-ffff. ., .,,.. - rw fb :iim, 2'2 , -23. 1' , F if 'Cv' A ax . 'X 1 HV 'Sv' . , , -, ,. 'W' ig we -rl N-,Pl W W w , N , A . it wa, it .V .Q-ww r 4 sf my-.., A :gf ' 1 ., WU 4 ' --1. - .Ns 'i W , . Q :ir V 3 - 2 ' 1 1' A . ti ' X , . ' - A ' 5 ff' 4 'Q V I , , -my Jane Loving Whistler jenny Wiles S5 LL Vicki Worthy 44' qunf' Ei B Even the goblins smile at the decorations we made for our Halloween party. 65 We play word games with Miss Hunter to learn to spell by sound. L .. .9 f ,,-, 3 T' i Q fy ,st ,. . X ' Maw by f U W , . r. , W ,- wmv W-4 fm ff 1 - H! N - V we f , . ' 1. fav. A Ma ' . 1 ,rf ,, fi ts, A . X.. K 'W J' ' fi .. ZW 'f Y f wwf f? WW -1. W W Learning rhythm seems much easier when we dance and sing together. With our big new pencils we practice printing every day. 66 v.Y - E KI NESS We in the First Grade have to learn to work together quietly. We have learned not to disturb others, for some of our classmates have lessons at tables and others in a semi-circle. Wfe must not disturb them. Wfe know the reason for this and must learn to mind ourselves so Miss Hunter won't have to take time-out to help us remember. If we forget to keep the kind-quietl' rules, we help each other by quietly putting a finger on our lips. In this way we are not only the teachers assistant, but are kind to our friends. We help each other to learn and can all wear smiles and have happy hearts. When we blend sounds so we can recognize words, it is im- portant to hear with our ears, see with our eyes, and feel with our lips and tongue. When we help each other do this, the funny wheels inside our heads go around properly and the right word comes tumbling out. If we learn to look carefully, enunciate dis- tinctly, and hear correctly, we will be able to figure out new words by the rules we have learned. Then we will all be good readers. Do you see why we should be kind to each other, to our- selves, and to Miss Hunter? Anticipating glances show hopes that Santa knows we have been good girls. Cynthia Anderson Debby Beckham julynn Bernard jennifer Brothers Tis Burkett janru Curry Marion Dunn Lisa Gholson Melissa Johnston Amy jones Patricia Lowe Linda Lubel Lynn McGowin Cecile Metzger Melinda Mintz Kathryn Murdock Gay Murray Lucy Murray jean Outlaw Dotty Patrick R LESI FIRST GRADE .fu we f M9 'WN YK 1 G f A' Q i v- 'Lf , , 1 ll X , ' fm. 4 'f f , S. 5 ' s if 2' L 3 ,,.-1-'M i 1- ' , ff fe vt A, H f Q X ,X .. ..- 95- ,V N 4 'AM wh 7 Go nv ,arf ' , . if-f ,C , ' 'f' Ne an 2 ...,,.. , , . S'-H Q ' ,. . 1.1 as , V V C f A 'M' if 2 ' l s ti t ' X I' M, K pf ' I : l f I 1' ,f ig lk it 1 I 5-1 5 zig' fag, V ' . t 1' A if fa Wt' g. . A. Pammy Stevenson -. W - Cheryl Walker Q Melissa White Gale Willard Debby Woldman Donna Wyatt , ,fw- - a 2 f ,v 4, 5 K ...- .1-, ,J - ' gig We often play like ,town-up ladies at tea. WTR: H A P PY Mondays child is a ballet girl twirling with such grace. Tuesdays child is a mother with sweetness in her face. Wednesday's child is an acrobat hanging by her feet. Thursdays child is a birthday girl in party dress so neat. Friday's child is a mermaid putting sand in pails. Saturdays child is a scientist playing with toads and snails. Sundays child is an actress as she shows and tells. Wright's child is a happy one, as happy as ringing bells. , fi W i 4' . ' . if ff s Nj. Q .wwf ,L The doctor knows how to make our babies well. Carrots look much too big Ihmugh this 81355- Gina Barney Kathy Blacksher Lynn Blacksher Bette Brock Jamie Clikas Karem Calhoun Benn Fass Gordon Holcombe Kay Hotz Melissa johnson Ashley Lang Debbie Langford Karen McGowin Merri Lynn Marr Rosalinde North Patricia Philips Ken: Rush Cathy Smith Helen Stevenson Patty Stone Beth Strickland Nancy Trainor Frances Tucker Becky Tunstall Karen Willard DAYS ibamwvfh ...as I lv t H12 A y ' 3 ' , 4 ,4,,.. 3, .f SQ -Q 5 , 9 f 9 ,' 17. 'Sufi B 5 ,udf 'sc y if D f Q air 1 7? ,wa f? 'iq ,F 'm KI DERGARTE . , 1- 1 a fm ? ' Q V , away v-, y 5 1 K V y FJ -,R , 4, U x 1 '11 an A 4. Q 'V i' A gf 4 as A i , ' ' ,. , W , 5 V , rg., r W K , . 1 S t 4 .,:.::f,, uv . P , riflrz-eff it K ' x f' f . et... f .-sl ,,V, 1 . f. , ., ..t,, , , , .. W ,Q 5 f'iff ' f, :ig , 654' s, 9 , 'j,Q. v y.g ' 49,.,.':g j . 1.1 '-U , 5 c . .. wwf' 'i s ' I , , tV,. , R ,YI . , ,,V,,. ,DM :AK . N f- 2' '1 a . 4 f Q . 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' Mc? Jaw, W W V.,, , L V g ,V 'Wi , -'HM F. V? 'QI' W 1 aw 5 ex :- - X X Y' , .E Y qw Sp, W. f A Ni fi , . ef 7yQ77Z?CZ zzzbns me Yffeczf 6237! is zzczfen fed and poised ' fix , ij w c' ' ,.:, f 7 t ' silk f - -:il . 'XL' -,,- ,. 44,Qfzf5sMs',,5w M5 -- ' sf is f:,,,ywae?:,1i S ff W A ,ya eww 'WW OFFICERS-Eugenia Cameron, Vite Prerident: Mary Webb, Preria'ezzf,' Freya Lund, Serretargn' Sally Laid- law, Trearzlrer, STUDE T CCUNCIL Gut theme for the year, the encouragement of participation in school activities, was adopted in hopes of our becoming better friends and citizens, not only at school, but also in home and community. Long before the actual beginning of the school year, the Council was functioning, during the summer, members attended the A.A.S.C. convention in Gadsden, and the workshop in Montgomery. These occasions helped them, by broadening their views for the year ahead, to gain a knowledge of the operation of other schools. The first semester began enthusiastically with the Council-sponsored orientation party, which enabled new students to get acquainted. Since that first successful project, Council has sponsored many stimulating and worthwhile events: the Father-Daughter Supper, the After-Exams Party, Religious Emphasis Week, Senior-Faculty Volleyball Game, Citizenship Week, and Christmas gifts to our own custodians as well as to the Mulherin Home. These happy events will be long-remembered, having contributed greatly to one of the most unforgettable years in our history. Front Rnzzn' Celeste Hodges, Sally Laidlaw, Eugenia Cameron, Mary Webb, Freya Lund, Faye Torbert, Sponsor Mrs. Barbara Butler. Bark Roux' Allen King, Laura Peebles, Ashley Luce, joan Balch, Mary Partridge, Carolyn Eskridge, jane Urquhart, Mary Lou Hampshire, Serena Edgar. No! Slaozwzx Janis Greger. ' 'iw' ,ww mn- nr STIMUL TE PARTICIPATIO ACTIVITIES Manager Florence is overcome by victory in cam- paigning for candidate Mary. Theme for the year is presented on bulletin board by Eugenia and Mary. 14 , sh ,. W ,, W 7 vm at QQ 1 , e 47 J M gt 1 4 L f' 'Q 4' w 3 ,G ' ,mf -, p , ,, U, 11' ' 4, ,, ,,., , Q W , J X , '- A4545 , f W, Af 1 jg W fx G 1 7 1 f x E ai ,, , . fi ff' l . , , , , ,,,. I , if- ,W , -New .ku -',.,f.Wf3gfg',v,,,4' ' Q , 1- MMV - Q.,,,,1-.w 'V1L,2,wf' W so -If- I ,,,, . , ww ,V,,.. ,, ,, ...,., V . ,M ,.,,,, ., ..., , mkwa M.. MW .44 Janis and Mary visit state building in Montgomery during A.A,S.C. Convention. Council officers show enthusiastic response to speech during open-floor discussion of mid-semester party. -71 Associate editor judy studies layout design with Lanny, Lee, and Dam rell. Literary editor Ann demonstrates to Shannon and Ricia ease of typing copy on our new electric typewriter. Secret problems in photography are illustrated by Susan, Marta, Patty, and Ellen. lizlilor, Amt lia Moore. RIGHTORIA We'll work a little harder, try again, everything has to be right. This spirit was typical of last year's staff and their achievement-the creating of a prize-winning yearbook. The most honored position in the Wrightor- ium, our little workshop, is reserved for our cherished plaque, awarded by the Alabama High School Press Association. We think that this year the Wrigbtorian has given us all a great opportunity, not only to know the student body and the faculty, but also to meet the gen- erous and progressive Mobile businessmen. We dis- cussed with them financial budgets, advertising methods and sales techniques. One of our most rewarding experi- ences came with the realization that we were accepted as adult businesswomen. In addition to financial enterprises, we all par- ticipated in editorial work-planning a theme, de- signing a layout, holding conferences, writing copy, counting characters and proofreading. Many other valuable lessons and happy memories have come to us from our staff days- but best of all, we have learned to plan together and to respect each others achievements. UN9'5U l5f1.iiue.i,t fll:llld,QCf, Carole Whighaiii S CHALLE GE Associate business manager Beth inventories advertising contracts with Susan and Ann. f 1, f ' ff 4, f 1, 1 t ,.. V I 19 X X Photography editor Pat demonstrates use of camera and strobe to Prather and Mary. U ff if 1 if fa l V if f , f + 4 5 1 A V1 ' 2 1 f f X V . 'ff 115 '-wrt . F Firrt Row: Patty Towle, Prather Pipes, Susan Dawson, Lee Faulk, Ricia Sturgeon, Marta McCon- nell, Amelia Moore, Ellen McRae. Second Row: Sponsor Mrs. Hicks, Mary Partridge, Pat Kim- brough, Shannon Shelton, Damrell Threatlgill, Lanny Martin, Carole Whighani, Judy Covington, Ann Rogers. Not Shozwz. Beth Noland, Sally Laidlaw, Ann Goldfarb. 2 br, f N 5 V9 A LZ' 213133, M, ei, W 9 '19 if 2 f Q ' t .gage ,4-f' Umlmww. Proofreading final copy, Sprmmr, Mrs. Fraseg Aiiuriale Edilor, Anneg Buiineyr Manager, Flor- enceg Arroriate Bmirzefi Manager, Verityg Asrirlarzt Editor, Anneg Edilor, Andrea. TRITO IS LITERARY MA AZI E Joan and Marian deliver first literary editions to julia and jolee. Get your paper here! Read all about it! Trizmz no longer newspaper. New booklet- style literary publication containing student writings! Heralding the news even better than its ancient namesake, the Triton contains fashion tips, and articles by students. Edited by enthusiastic young writers, it has been repre- sented at the National Newspaper Wleek and Alabama Press Association Conference, where we learned many new hints on enlarging and improving publication. We have held several promotion cam- paigns, the best-liked being the drive for original compositions. Poems, rhymes, stories and essays were entered. The happy faces of winners were seen beneath Triton covers, admiring their own work in type. just as the mythological Triton served well the ancient god of the sea, so our own Triton has proved to be an active herald for our school. FQ . ky Excitetl members, Burney and Shelley, pack Mrs. Frase's car for A.l-l.S.P.A. Convention in Tuscaloosa. mf - Sharon and Liz select best student writings from Trilorz contest entries. Enjoying exchange copies are starr members. Sealed: Elizabeth Van Wezel, Sharon Hartzes, Verity Lund. Slandizzgs Anne Turner, Anne Urquhart, Marian Mills, Florence Dukes, Andreas Pearson, julia Rhoacles, joan Balch, Mrs. Frase, Jessie Hall, Ginger Riggs, jolee Peck, Berney Mclnnis, Shelley Taylor. w 1 e xxx, Hr Tl! MM I S 'S 55: K- ww . i . 5 4 fc 'Q sf F X1 X 4 I Lll il 1 J' , I their inmost thoughts. We were there! Scarlett tomorrow. you should become a Bookworm. attractive displays. Book Party. Firrl Roux' Linda Gill, Tina Inge, Suzanne Gwynn, Fran Aldridge, Laura Peebles. Back Roux' Jamie Athey, Rosemary Osburn, Carolyn Lutz, Burke McGonigal. 'z mo Sara Schear, Sponsor Mrs. Pape, Ingrid Berge, Allen King, l l!Z.Sl3r,.i..il2 vigil all WHY Asif? BOOKWORMS We are not average worms. We know more and have visited more countries than others We read' We have seen history made, met famous people and known We saw Caesar stabbed, heads drop from the French Guillotine, Nero burn Rome Napoleon sur render at Waterloo, Churchill challenge his countrymen in Parliament, Eisenhower lead the Crusade in Europe Elizabeth II kneel in Westminster Abbey President Kennedy repeat his inaugural oath. We were the first to know that Mr. Hyde was really Dr. Jekyll that Moby Dick would destroy the Peqzzoci, that Scrooge would be captured by the Christmas Spirit, and that Rhett is not really Gone Wfifb the Wirzd, but will return to If you want to know all and go everywhere thcn Burke, Laura, and Suzanne make books morc appcaling., by Mrs. Pape and little friends enjoy decorations at Birthday TR VEL Pat Altmayer follows new fall fashions in reading. Hostesses greet Mrs. Leeth as she signs guest book at Faculty Tea. X, OFFICERS- Secretary Suzanne, President Laura, Vice Presi- dent Allen, Treasurer Burke, Mrs. Pape wonders if Susan Thames and Suzanne Gwynn find reading the books more fun than shelving them. f 1 I , 1 - ,.1 Q 2 iz - 5 , l - . A 5' t 3: 5 lf' : 5 I yi 23 1 1 ' H 2 4 '? ' V , X t. f lg l- F ' . ff' ' wx. K' X' m x ' q 55 2 --' 'f e XM ' fe f 'Q X . A W J , m ' 5' f SZ 5? RT IS LIVELY From shades of dull mauve to fire-engine red, from modern art to classical landscapes, from papier- mache masks to frilly valentines-all are produced by our lively twenty-four artists. Recently gaining membership in the Alabama Association of Art Clubs, we are becoming strongly organized by our sponsor, Mrs. Westerfield. On field trips we have inspected the charming architecture of Oakleigh, scrutinized the modern style of University Military School, and marveled at the dignified beauty of the jewish Temple. Many hopeful members entered drawings in the Opera Guild poster contest and the Allied Arts Festival. Throughout the year we have tried to present to Mobile a school actively enthusiastic concerning our many community enterprises. Fmnl Roux' Bernard Ladd, Preridezitq Mrs. Mary Virginia Westerfielcl, Spfmmr. Second Roux' Ashley Luce, Vire Prefi- dent: Nancy Stevens, Serrelaryq Florence Schmohl, Trerzrurer, Making Mardi Gras masks is fun for Mrs. Westerfield as well as club members. 0? XMI Fm! Aon Alice Fichold Betsy Lingo Emily Klein Cheryl Hotz, Peg Hutchings, Ruth Frase. betwzd R011 Annette lxahn jo Ann Fcssler Brenda Wright, Catherine Van Antwerp, Carolyn Cook Mary Webb Toni Foglc Ann Marie Leatherbury. Third Row: Florence Schmohl, Sara Woolridge Ashley Luce Bernard Ladd Nancy Stevens, Lindy Buerger, Kathy Stevens, Beth UNM 111-My Front Row: Barbara Whaley, Sharon Abell, Maria Panayiotou, Sue Noland. Serena' Roux' Faye Torbert, Margaret Loesch, Marilyn Purvis, Jane Gates, Dale Kyle. SCIE TISTS PROBE FUR ANSWERS ln the Sigma Delta Sigma Science Club, named for Schweitzer, Dooley, and Salk, are inquisitive, busy experimenters. Amid a maze of test tubes, burners, scales, and other apparatus, we made replicas of Wil- son's cloud chamber, grew hydroponicsg and achieved fascinating crystals, always with a keen eye for the rare perfect one. We decomposed water by electrolysis, and learned reduction by chemically separating metallic oxides. We surveyed minute matter through micro- scopes, studied astronomy, and even discussed the possibility of reincarnation and intuition. Top winners from our fair competed at Spring Hill College in the county-wide exhibit. Living in a world of myriad discoveries and tech- nical advancements evolving from research of dedicated scientists, we feel that our club is helping us to become informed, alert citizens. OFFICERS- Vice 1'i1'6,ljd6'llf, Faye Torbertg Serrenzrjyfl'1'eu,a- zzrer, jane Gatesg Preridefzt, Barbara Whaley. Mrs. Pierce helps avid scientists devise apparatus lor tloud chamber. Q 5 .Q wyay, . M. TW vw, QQ .. 5 I E? V - g V. - ---.A-fp-. K-f-f.f,-,--se-I. PIERRETTE ARE IMAGI ATIVE -.:v? ' ,. - , - ' . if nf' Za ,, 1 ' 'Q :fini 'Ji-sf' Q rv ff -1 4 is ' Q W, is if 5 Z 993' 4 'WL uagggf ilwuvfd . f a, 2 ,A X. ' f' f 1 if X N z f ' q e +-,M MN1 av ' M, ia Carol Perkins, bt-'trelmjifq berena Edgar, Vue Pre.a1den1.' Mary Olive Lyle, TI'L'cZ.fI1IA6I',' and Helen Johnston, l're.fidw1f. model dresses for Bl.1ck-antl-White Banquet. Final promptings over, back-stage jitters forgotten, costumes and make-up donned for the last time, the play begins. The drama being unfolded is a biography, the story of the 1960-1961 Pierrette Club. Many dramatic episodes form the prelude to the thrilling finale: visiting the Joe Jefferson rehearsals, bringing a Shakespearean reader to our stage, and learning acting techniques. The stage has been swept without broomsg invisible characters have been addressed, and tea has been poured into imaginary cups. Reading innumerable scripts led to the choice of Pmle rim! Prejmfire for our major production, the climax of the year. XXfarm response from our large audience made all the work of learning, perfecting, and polishing our roles more than worthwhile. Final scenes of this life-story depict our Black and Wfhite Banquet. Thus the curtain falls on happy recollections and fond dreams for the coming year. . W W A I Q A., A Q -I 3 V11 X W W as 'M r 1, , 1 if 7 . .. .- as , ft ' . . 5.44-5, f- ' x, V' H . 3 '2- ' ' ' fav . , 9 V 1 fa 9 N 5:12 g E -. f 4' f . - . 4: ,Je - . N is Front Roux' Vicky Barney, Betty Walton, Mary Doc Roberts, Beth Eicholcl, Janis Gregor. Second Razr: Serena Edgar, Mary Olive Lyle, Helen Johnston, Dianne Allen, Carole Perkins, Deborah Long, Sherlie Scribner, Becky Dunn, Eugenia Cameron, Janice Pierce, Dianne Tappan, Cammie Plummer, Freya Lund. 1 A 'KVI 0 f ,ff ff .Z , , J ff ff r P .Q-F9 , A Ji' J Casting Pride and Prejudice involvcrl nmny such try , 1? V' S -' Y cv, ,ff ,P ' V in i ff? sg fl V I ,,.. I . , .- -K my ,S . jg? , V as ' 5' 92' 5 , If -out sessions with Miss Grccnc. AX ,w X r f ,,,,W.9, - f i A 7 ,ff f7f ,M was Freya models while Sherlic sketches costume for Stage crew, Vanessa, Deborah, and hhnirc, hang rxulu production. foot walls for Pride and Prejzzdive set. 5 53 3? ,pw- S 2 5 .fil- L TI S ALIVE Let us be merry while we are young. With this motto, how could the Latin Club avoid the great enjoyment that we achieve in everything we do? Under the direction of Mrs. Frase, this new organization has already enrolled as a member of the National Junior Classical League and is busy promoting the sometimes- named dead language to a livelier state in Mobile. The Romans- their art, literature, their civi- lization-are the special subject of our studies and programs. Gut classroom exhibits their ancient lore. Our pronunciation and usage are greatly strengthened by informal Latin conversationsg so that we have gained a friendly interest in this language. Many of us hope to continue the study in college and to increase our knowledge of classical literature. Dressing for Roman style show provided much back-stage merriment. lfrmzf Roux' Nancy McCall, Anne Goode Eskridge, President Berriey Mclnnis, Vice President Bernard Ladd, Secretary Sherlie Scribner, Treasurer Peg Hutchings, Lee Faulk. Setmzd Roux' Mrs. Elaine Frase, Carolyn Eskridge, Barbara Whaley, Andrea Pearson, Freya Lund, Stella Hillard, Prather 84 C7 QQ 'QQ' Pipes, Clara Leder Ladd, Boone Arendall, Susan Dawson. Third Roux' Carol Perkins, Helen Johnston, Ann Goldfarb, Pat Kim- brough. Susan Dawson, Winifred Bell, Marian Mills, Mary Olive Lyle, Mary Hall Partridge, Cammie Plummer. ' 'I 'l mill. Fw- l Lt ,pls 5 Zz Preparing devotional with Mrs. Murphy are Presi- Using books, maps, and lineage charts, Barbara dent Nancy, Vice President Stella, Secretary-Treas Shepherd traces the geneology of Christ with Zoe, urer Pris, and Program Chairman Carolyn. Bruce, Carolyn, and Elanor. BIBLE CLUB IS INSPIR T10 A As one of the oldest, largest, and 1TlOSt- loved organizations at Wright, the Bible Club has spent another active and interesting year studying the worlds greatest book. Begun five years ago under the direction of Mrs. Murphy, we claim membership from girls of all faiths, with our studies being restricted to no one religion. After reviewing the Old Testament by means of outlining, we studied the epistles of Paul, and have learned to appreciate this book not only as a literary achievement but as a spiritual inspiration for all. Bible games, matching and true-false quizzes, made our study more lively. Members participated in the junior Chamber of Commerce Christmas shopping tour for orphans. We also helped present an assembly program on the World Day of Prayer. On special occasions we ended our meetings with a social hour, where doughnuts and cokes were our favorite refreshments. Because of the nonsec- tarian nature of our Bible Club, all students feel a strong relationship to the purpose of the group and to the spirit it fosters. Also because of the nature of This Book we find personal and individual enlightenment and guidance. -...X 'fx S 'Bw Iizril Row: Sponsor Mrs. Murphy, Zoe Moore, Celeste Hodges, Christine Mortensen, Elanor Frierson, Becky Berglin, Lisette Hays. .S't'mm1' Rf7II',' Gillian Brewer, Judy Shaeffer, Bruce Wilder, Bonnie Howell, Carolyn llskridge, Clara Leder Ladd, Nancy McCall. Third Roux' Joyce Cadenhead, Stella Hillard, Susan Oswalt, Winifred Bell, Mary Day Peake, Pris Pitman, Debbie But-rger. 85 P 4 ,,, xl xii , ' 4 2 ' 5 5 i f 4 7 x ,er ' pf AY: l ,f 3 f is 3 l Faculty and Dean assist l. 4 fs . .. V ....,, . ,,., . 1 .,,.,., .: A ,,,, .Wa . -, fn 3 6 ,1 -7 Parents and school friends complete the joy of the induction ceremony by their greetings. 86 members with induction ceremonies in Bellingrath Hall. Scholarship, Leadership, Character, Service -these words will always hold a special significance for us, because they have been our watch-words as we have tried to exemplify their attributes in the Julia Tutwiler Chapter of the National Honor Society. We believe that Scholarship is of special impor- tance because we are primarily a college preparatory school, and are gratified that the aggregate record of all members reveals an average of well above ninety. Leadership is a peculiar opportunity because, due to our limited enrollment, it is possible for each stu- dent to hold a maximum of responsibilities. Almost every chapter member holds a top elective office in another organization. Service is a matter of personal and civic pride in Mobile. Long before we were given the Torch of the National Honor Society, we had been taught that such an emblem is best interpreted by those who are actively concerned for the welfare of others. at . at Q, '. Entertaining Board of Trustees at dinner is so en- joyable tha End-of-School Party in the presidents home is plea- sant conclusion of year's activities. gi f I 4. W ,X X -' if f sw X A' X ' I ,, 47N gmt ,Fx 5 lhw . ,. ga f'? Z' i f , 5 , , .ga , 1 lg? ... The breathless moment of being tapped is perhaps the recollection of each member. t it is becoming traditional. , be W, ,K me 4 p Q ez: f Z . I I 0 , Z . -at ff'-, - , I f 'f l 'H - 1' ' wi v ' 1 V. Q Ewlxi 4 ff ' , , 1 f ,652 - . , 4 e AWK, LN , ,S 2 T ' ' 'X ' Yi: 'W' V ' ' ,gy .t we 3 72513231-' Ae f 1 ggj3y,,f4!-Aw, V , ff MQ -sh f ., , ' ,iff Z . 3 X,- , ' f ' ' . ,L-' ww 1 g' af 'A , if 2 M - ,,,,. 'W L: - - f A President Ashley, Vice President Ann, Secretary Judy, and Treasurer Carolyn plan scrapbook to preserve mementos of the chapters earliest years. Firyt Row: Amelia Moore, Carolyn Eskridge. judy Covington, Ann Rogers, Ashley Luce, Mary Webb. 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Weatherby Furniture Store Walter Kidde Sales Sr Service Woolworth's Zundel's Roche Undertaking Watson Pharmacy 91 Novol Stores, Foctors ond Exporters l. - Compliments of FLACG CCDRPORATION Generol Controctors PO. Box 5l88 Whistler, Alobomo Fifth Street ond GM. 81 O. RR, Phone Gl.endole 2-O425 GReenwood 7-3346 Compliments TAYLOR LOWENSTEIN s N- Q, if . vw-xml X Mobi le, Alobo mo 1 'S Y 'IPX Q Q YQ ' ' f Navi W ,N N -wii f 4 K fe y QQ! f f f f F , - , CALAGAZ 4 4 'i .,.- M PHoTo SUPPLY, INC. iir 4l7 Holcombe Avenue Mobile, Alobomo photo -1 Supplles Of her supply of albums Sally's favorite seems to be The qbllprnen Kingston Trio. GR 7-0488 Fronk J. Cologoz Beotrice M. Cologoz LAIDLAW CONTRACTING COMPANY GENERAL CONTRACTORS WOLF RIDGE ROAD MOBILE ALABAMA Q Q, ,,,, N .f, T B cl U S I 65 b 11 J at Moffett R T' I if R X, M 1. if 4 E, K, Z1 c I: f. fx .92 I ,aw ff. 2' , 21 A fe ii, 5,7 - 7. Q I, J N I , ...., .. .W , xykxyj iw QM QQJWMSQ-1 :.:., . ,.,.,. ' . ' A-. f ' A L-4 'Z ,. .... agin g . 7555 . , fryeigfzvx -.,,.5, ,. Ff V F? Pie ' ' 2 ' '5 S' 3 ' -Q' T S 1 IR C 4, hy., f-,..,,,x, xwwy v,,W.43--nk. I... .-A, wx :V1.-Wgam:.,,wwmQ-.- -m e sq I I ' www - ff maz -- if Lv bmw ,ff FUTURE MAIN OFFICE BIENVILLE OFFICE SI. Joseph and S+. Louis Sireefs 8 Sf. Joseph SI. FIRST COMMERCIAL OFFICE CENTRAL OFFICE 2820 Spring Hill Ave af Crichion ic me sw' Azalea Trail represeniafive, Becky Dunn, praciices her feminine charm on willing captive Tom Clark. ', New Spanish Fort Motels Famous for Fine Foods ond Lodgings FABULOUS FOODS FOR YOUR GRADUATION PARTY Ask Any Wright Girl, They're Never Wrong! For Reservations Phone: Mary's Daddy - HE 2-8856 Ann Rogers, touring Colorado by donkey I1 stubborn friend up just one more mo t Congmtulfztiom On Another Szzccexxful Academic Year JOHNSON CHEVROLET, INC. Soles - Ports - Service Three Convenient Locotions 5OI St. Joseph Street 300 St. Joseph Street 7II St. Louis Street I i I l I.......- ee.. PEARSGN MOTCRS W -ig - V- ...---T-:-ll3j-- Y,... . Y, awli Everything for Boating fff ikk SPGRTS-MARINE, INC. l65 S. Brood Street Selling Fine Cars in Mobile 25 Years S. W. Dauphin and Broad HE 2-5672 Fairhope Creamery Milk Enjoy the Finest Bwfm RHUPE CREAMERY 'iaiekf' MILK Ni. 5 at r Borgwa rd Joe Pea rson - .5 V- 'ibm Azalea ,'N,,,i Q XX .- of-4 . ...1 fl Brand AZALEA brand ICE CREAM K W rirv S' -if i 4 ff r ,. ,fQ:.M.g7,,ff pi . .33 ,iwlffffff wr X f X 5 f f X4 f H RAC rf, Jew? , , ,Q,-rfywy X-. 62 144. ,WX fff .M ., ,.,,,ff,,, ,M Q ,ff ,X X, , ,. ,V AA: ' 9: ffrff, f ,em , fv.-'fu-' , Yfff' z a f 2 Q , .f , J f - , ' - 9 f , an ' 1 ' - 1 V! , , Q i l . f y , ii, X f X f ' y 4 X Ice Cream WM l I , i f i f I, il it I MB ,N ll L, fx l i I . e Y , -..-1 N 2507 Government St. - Highway 90 West With cor and skis Joan Balch is ready to go. . J f ., .wr yy I ii ML udy Covington BIBLE quizzing for MobiIe's Youih for Chris? in Winnona Lake, Ind pauses before enter ng the third round of co peifon C 0lI4IN'fzlfI1lrlli0II.I' and Bart IIf'isf1rrr from CLIFF HARRIS Crmzplimentr of RILEYP STUART Western Drive off Moffat Road GR I-436I . MOBILE BODY 81 Conzplmzenff of PAINT SHOP DELANEY'S All Types Auto Body Repair Sprmgdcle 7I3 Holcombe Avenue pIaZa Miwlnnle, Alabama GR 9-0976 I . I I NIXON DRUGS, INC. Prescriptions Prescription Deportment GR 9-2340 Drugs Sundries Biologicols Sick Room Supplies Complete Fountoin Service Phone GA 6-44ll Cleaners l8Ol Old Snell Rood Compliments DI 2-4980 Lord's Tire and Supply Company SPRING HILL, ALABAMA S.E. GOVERNMENT at BAYOU STREET Mobile, Alabama Herron Lord Phone HE 8-1514 COOPER STEVEDORING Mobile, Alobomo C,lnll!f1filll4'l1f,i' Z U N D E L'S on 41 X J 1 5 ' X Gff Fl S . 8 COI'lCCDllOl'l Sf. Bruce Wilder stands besifle her awards, the results of years of practice in developing h idi g kill Underwood Electric Typewriters Underwood, Smith-Corona and Royal Portable Typewriters Underwood Addmote Portable Electric Adding Machines FRANK R. WADE, INC. 62 St Francis Street l-lEmlocl4 2-26l4 Cfmzffifjflfwlfi Of WEATHERBY FURNITURE STORE Chickasaw Springdale Every Kind ot lnsuronce and Surety Bond Southwest Corner ot State and Joachim Streets Mobile, Alabama Il doesn'9 talmr- this much coaxing to pa-rsuarlv Flon-nco Dulivs that a rude i B1-Ili'-, If-op rf-ally is f GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE General Electric Appliances Goodyear Tires Use Our Easy Pay Plan Congratulations STUDENTS OE IULIUS T. WRIGHT From Cravely of Molwile, Im' 'Nw QVC lg P O PXC on C' YU C S I Corolv Whighom ns del gh! Cl I l'1 g g y l1 lm f Wr'cl1t's IJ lou Murion lnshiule kl lx Sfvifv Vin l MERCURY FREIGHT I LINES, INC. - Fast, Dependable Truck Service THE BG STEP- - - IS GETTING STARTED , 'wxxf' 1,495 X ,--r -svff-. .y X .KL ll s easy lo save aller you gel slarlecl. Open your accounl now and save regularly al flue MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK lvlf,-fxzlwr l1'Il1Il4II llvlf- I',4 I lrIu,lr.Irur- liwwprlvrxllrwfl X N l X X' I! NX ,I pf- .-x NN ,i l XX V x 5 X T N A I N -.N , MITTERNIGI-IT BGILER WORKS, INC. Coizgrntfrlrzfcf Julius T. Wright School for Girls MobiIe's Fine H Deportment S f Store Since 1872 . . . ', vw Royol, Doupnin, Conti Streets Q55 3 In Downtown Mobile SVA 2 'fwgf and P eafe , huh, Pei? 'for zhsmg Judy? Florence surveys ihe Siiooiion ond core-fully chooses lighter book for her summer report. ii VAN ANTWERP'S DRUGS Cofzzplinzerrly I 0I Doupbin Street mme if SPRING HILL HARDWARE 3755 Old Shell Road MOIDIIQ' Alabama 2906 Spring Hill Avenue Visit our gift shop Mgbilel Alabama Gifts, Hobby Goods, Toys School Supplies Home of Famozu Hamburger! and Steerburgerf' 'QM ,, Qfmnmwx, wifi f f Machinery Controctor's Equipment 4 TURNER SUPPLY CC. I a 250 North Royal Street M 'if Mobile, Alabama Q ,,Q, f' ,Q fr I 2 Ma , , ,z,W ,..s ,,,, I W, ,Ah - ' jg , , Industrial and Electrical Supplies it K, I 'M Steel Products I AWA Q j '1 ' TEIQACO , i MAX wiLuAMs, Mar. ,f 5, .- M I fi W Mr 1 Atlantic City's board walk? No, it's just those Seniors 5 ROBERT'S 54 TEXACO SERVICE Our Scrzfifc' Is Uur Rfputaliozf' TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES vying southern style for a tall, blond lifeguard. Phone 623 HOLCOMBE AVENUE . 102 KILLOUGH'S HEALTH CENTER A Pnysicol Fitness Institute II9 Nortn Pine Street HE 2-5403 Complifizefm Of ROC H E UNDERTAKING, INC. HERITAGE PHARMACY I507 Spring I-IiII Avenue I-IE 2-O7I8 Across from Providence I-Iospitol THE VARSITY SHOP Men's: A Weor 4' Gifts 7' Apporel 2524 Old SI1eII Rood Free Pllflffflg I in I C 0112 jnlinzcntf of LOYAL AMERICAN 3-I q LIFE INSURANCE '- COMPANY Ed A I M I1 II d I1 I1 I f June We I1 I I1 I I1 I gotten I b I1 p I1 I1 Cn l7?f71iNZC'71l'J Of HIGGINS MGRTUARY, INC. A. W. WILLIAMS Inspection Co.. Inc. 208 VIRGINIA ST. - MOBILE, ALA. Established 1921 REPRESENTATIVES THROUGHOUT U.S.A. SAMPLING - INSPECTION TESTING - ANALYSIS MEMBERS ASTM, AWPA, ADCS, ACL, ACS, and AWS Affiliated With American Council of Independent Laboratories I Compliments of Phillip's Furniture Company ST, EMANUEI. and CONTI MOBILE, ALABAMA HE 3-3727 J. F. Pate Construction Co. Annex First National Bank Bldg. P. 0. Box 375 MOBILE, ALABAMA After o session of teaching tricks, Potty Towle poses with Valiant for WRIGHTORIAN photographer. fllllllllll-Ill I'lIl Of THE GREATER ZOOH BY STORE 308-320 Doupnin Street Best Wishes to Our Friends of Julius T. Wright School ROLSTON REALTY CORPORATION 71 St. Michael Street MOBILE, ALABAMA Complimenli of WALLER BROTHERS Office Supply ond Equipment Center Ez'crytZviz1,q from fz Gam Clip In II Safe 201 ond 211 North Royol Street K like mon, h l B pl Y gl MAY SUPPLY COMPANY DISTRIBUTORS Pipes, Valves and Fittings PLUMBING and HEATING MATERIAL l 105 1... X Ns X L N i I . R L X CONGRATULATIONS My fy Class at '61 X SOUTHERN BELL NNW is TELEPHONE AND gf it TELEGRAPH ca. TYW ie N. x X I b k rapher, Pat Kimbrough, persuodes ose wit Comiplinwrzits of CROWN FURNITURE COMPANY Where You Can Always Feather Your Nest With A Little Down 256 Dauphin Street HEmIac:k 3-7837 C0l1Zf7!j7II677fJ' Of BURFORD-TOOTHAKER TRACTOR COMPANY 4 .I 6 Says Professor Knowifall- For MY M o n e y lAnd Yours, Tooll It's the FIRST A rhfmicheck checking account will hell' You MOBILE, ALABAMA k p up with . ,1 , P n , G?wvwJmngGlw3uMSumwl865 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION SIDNEY sPoRTiNo ooons sToRE Official Distributors of Rawlings Sporting Goods 29 South Royal Streetj Mobile and 70 North Wilson Avenue, Prichard ig Compliments Russ Beverage Company ' ' M M O o ma, o kin lu 9 fFl Dk f 1 kpy h d fh ya 1 i ,gt 06 :1 Z Q50 ,,5vr,mff K QM 4 A 5?S'e ,y a,J f I A539 Fw- J , f, f Q32 f f gf? A W iff ff X f 7V'7f f frm ,XX A 4 - '-Q- ss . V r V K , .,.,.,. Q ,llbl 7 in 5, 2669 Spring l-lill Avenue Phone GR 7-0434 Prescriptions os Prescribed ROCHE'S R O .N H c V W. v ig ,.,,, -i X1 M4931 Q I r ,, If H F ,LJIAL I - El. I 41. is Lil ,gn E X Jackson Oouvlo 1 Before television cameras, Ellen McRae, MobiIe's young- est flight soloist, receives her certificate from instructor. HE 2-5544 S SPRING HILL PRESCRIPTIGNS Member Americon College of Apothecories lntont ond lnvolicl Supplies 1 - l I E J, . Helter-Stark Pnntlng Co. 1 Carbon Division . Compliments 304 ST. MICHAEL STREET PHONE HE 2-5216 l of Lvllorprcss Division A I 67 ST. NIICIIAEI, s'ricmcT PnoN1c me 2-7655 ' T, BIDOOOD STATIONERY COMPANY Everything tor Your Office Blue Prints Photostots MOBILE 68 St. Froncis St. I-IE 2-O5I8 10 NORTH ROYAL ST. Mobile, Alobclmo JOE BULLARD OLDSMOBILE, INC. I306 St Stephens Rood Mobile, Alobonno .mad 1112! Fovorite Showplocte ot Wright Girls ond Their Fomilies I-Iwy. 45 ond Wolf Ridge Rood All Sovings Eorn 490 Return At FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 8. LOAN A h first for Wright's! How did feel to be the Iy g Is pc1rIez vo inf' UM Icist summer h M O S - us-' c ut S ens, .1 3 Compliments of FARMER CGNSTRUCTIGN COMPANY, INC. Generol Controctors . WISE, INC. - 1 I V 46I South Brood ' ,, ,,,, , 251 Spring Hill Avenue 'VQ-2 t YZ? A , ,Ev.,.,, V . K ,Fw 1, I-IE 8-56I6 GR I-258I I 5 I I .zrf iz 5? VH 'f , A59 2' ir G '92 g V 7 H - X 2 -I f I A Q? , 6 ,, , , V Q r ' 12, W f J I f' W ,M 1, Z QI ,,J2 ,, V Cr 111 !jNIC'7Ifj .A,' - of ef 1 uulqq Q'-Al f 'IAV ,AA, on the ,, BOY CGUSGWGY II may not appear Ioo intellectual, but then what co you expect of Seniors on C1 dciss Irip Io Mississippi' Gulf cond? RYAN STEVEDORING COMPANY, INC. Contracting Sfevedores General and Bulk Cargo IIIIIIIIII Uffirv Mobile, Alobomo lfrrllirfz Upf'f'r1lim1.s Il New Orleans, Lo. Ponomo City, Flo. Gulfport, Miss. Boron Rouge, Lo. Georgetown, S. C, LEED NOW OPEN! X295 Q WHERE Bn-U BOWLING X is MORE ' FUN FLORIDA BOWL 140 So. Florida St. 'I'eIepImme GA 6-23561 featuring BOWLING COLLEGE OF MOBILE We tvzu'I1 you to Imwl Free OPEN BOWLING Call for Reservations Cnzzffffizxzwzff of IDEAL DRUG STORE IO7 Upnonn Sfreef GR 9-742I FPLTIILQI MC COY'S AUTO AID Phone GA 69325 I802 Old SneII Rd. Mobile, Alobomo Your Johnson Oufboord Deoler MCLEOD MARINE IOgbUrn Bro'rI1erSI 352 Government St. III T E I3I4 Governmeni' SI. Springdale Plaza HE 8-3026 GR I-3223 Make Us Your ONE STOP for Sfuffed AnimaIs Party Accessories for all Uccasionsn Wrighforlon photographer colchr.-s Ashley und Russ0II bvforc th:-y Ieove- for o Sunday- fiernoon drive. .-1 l l ' 112 C0112 plimefzly Complimenfs of of H. L. GREEN CO. INC. + 1-ui: -1 ' , ,Iim Athey Motors 1160 Spring Hill Avenue MOBILE, ALABAMA Phone HE 8-9739 JIM ATHEY, Owner SMITH-KELLY SUPPLY COMPANY, Inc IT'S O K. IF IT COMES FROM S.K. is 7 ? s 5 ' Q if , J Q sv 54? Q' gf 55 :WB . ...E Cowzplimcnli of WATSON PHARMACY I729 Spring Hill Avenue I-IE 3-I596 Complimenfs of y CLAUDE MOORE . I f J, Iewelers A 6 Saint Joseph Street Nancy, Yogi Bear und Huckleberry Hound are all Johnny Mathis Ions. , X Appropriate Gifts of Quality -. J I 'II3 Cfzlzzfwfillzwzli of WALTER KIDDE SALES 8K SERVICE Pensacola, Florida Mobile, Alabama Jacksonville, Florida li, ,H Manufacturers of the Better Fire Extinguishing Equipment Spring Hill, Alabama Comjvlimcfzlf of U-J CHEVROLET CO., INC. GL 2-I66I' I5I So. Craft Highway Prichard, Alabama Ci , , 4 ,I ,JZ ' , ft, 45 , ,. ' f , my X Jlg3y,fxf f A L 'X 4 fx wx , 4, ,K , W, 'Q , mi V ,W , 5 K fff. +V: f Vi , 191 L , ' 2 gQg..:?N 1, I .mpgs 4 I if i ii' , fry, f , ,,,t or .S , ,, it - W, . J ,, ,,, -, ff!-.f 395' me ' I f ' Q . 0 'vf ' iff? 'ff - I if .T Spay Z 1 fi , Q' f , 'A x H R4 f 4 1 !' f wf 6, :Ma C, A I af -, 'ZA V 9 rf! v f av ' 6, 'A ' A 'P if ,gl 4' .7 'V fo ff 4 I '-1 4, - .-:1 f f 15- ' p m, .M I ' 4492225 we . Lf-.L .,.- 4.2. . f ,L ,, L + sf' 1 , -..., C, 4 . , W-,f I , Q 4 Q 1 N Xia, 5 if , 1 , . 6 X fy 4 DV' K Xa, 7 f f , 9 ,. is Shelley Taylor makes the most of vacation lime Ricicfs pool, WWW me at .0 2 , , , , - ,Q , or S f if ,rf if ,rii I f ' S if NX , fy f.-a tr. I , E I, Y I 6,7 In J il I fl 3- I Q at 1 C Q 31 , V ,ff li' ' ,-X if MOBILE ELEVATOR EQUIPMENT COMPANY HE 8-4696 I I II4 .il Downtown, Roxy, Brookley, Empire, Cw111j1fi11f4'11fi of GIDDENS AND RESTER THEATERS Auto Sho, Air Sho g , ,Q,f ff, ,f i L 1? WV f T iv s f 1 ,v A. I ' X 1 ,' 'r ,T ya Y -1 4,1 , A, , I if The most h d bl g h 'ddlc-. B who h ' b h p II g dl A hl y d FI rf .kg i'.' -- 5' :Eff 'Q if G W 9 . ! T aTf!.1':' 'Ti -32.1, I ,-., I 'RY ,DRY CLEANERS Q g our wma ru ra-A lung' INDURALL PAINT Compliments Dauphin ot Ann of HE 2-3T25 Fine Point ond Woll Popers Artists Moteriols Picture Froming Stort with o Good Finish P , . L...-.43 .,,.......,,, W. . Step up fo A :5.A A-'11, SWWWOMMMM A A iff I S I :g A V I U E' E'.::::,. '.g-:-:-:- :- ,.,. ,L--f ps: A i f 5, A Ufzbeam ---5-2-1: 2.0 5 ee 35 ,f -1 A jr -',. 732: 254 , . if I '.Q iiifii Enriched ma A 'Q' A A L Smifh'5 A AAAA , AAAA, AA..AAAAA N ,M Sunbeam All OFFICE SUPPLIES, Inc. HEmlock 2-0556 155 St. Joseph St.. MOBILE, ALABAMA Sohool Supplies, Janitor Supplies and Duplicating Equipment ,7 1 Jn 1 FIRESTONE STORES 210 St. Louis Street Mobile, Alabama Www 5 fi 1 From the senior lounge comes ci cry of, O.K p T and this iime if had better be good. 116 Al ltl p ty B rd excloims, You dicln'1 llyh thfhtl'1tfe,Bky STOKES, INC. 28-4l Government Street Extension Terrozzo Ceromic Tile Corpets Acousticol Ceilings Final in Ilia Nation BRYANT Cooling - l-leoting MOBILE SUPPLY CO. Distributors FAMOUS FOR FINE FOODS THE WORLD OVER MOBILE'S FINEST RESTAURANT . 9 1 OYAL STREE 1 ORTH ' l 117 l i i' 1 Z F A jg: 'Fifi E. Carole thinks Mama's dresses are better than Dior originals any day. tt -I sw, I RUTZ MUSIC AND PIANO SALES CO. 270 Dauphin Street Mobile, Alabama Ezt'erylbi1zg M11fiCz1l POWERS COMPANY, INC. Printing, Office and School Supplies Mimeograph and Ditto 320 North Royal Street Gift Items Luggage Leather Goods X1 Few Steps West of Royal I09 Dauphin Street Cozlzplimentf of VAN ANTWERP AGENCY Van Antwerp Building All Lines of Insurance Compliments of FREDERICKS HAIR STYLES 301 Glenwood Street Mobile GR I-5615 Owner: Myrtes Carter 3,49 Coffage F2720 Fenzinifzc Afwfmrel ISI Levert Ave. Ashlond Ploce .. ,.,.., .WTR wwf' .E f. A ,Q WM mf, 5 5 . if, Z ff ' ,'-2 L 1. ,Z Y gs, A txf' kj 'J I. 'Qi it I ' , I -1. I A ' MobiIe's Unique 5 ','A r 3. . ifmiei ...is ' LM.. ' I Gift ond I-Iorne Accessory Shop Avenue Brightus hine with cold, glistening t makes good swimming for Judy ond Mrs. Covi gt 1 Ch mney Rock, North Carolina, D'IBERVILLE APARTMENTS, INC. -. 2000 Spring Hill Avenue The Address of Distinction DIG' MOBILE YOUTH FOR CHRIST Te ling Teens Todoy Christ the Only Woy fl.-X gi X if IX U For Qugl ity Finishing Heidi Sayeyefgef Color - Block 81 White Vontone Prints ore Avoiloble ot Most Good Drug Stores GR 9-6576 260i Em ogene T19 I Compliments HOME SAVING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Mobile, Alabama lilly - Insured Savings - Mk William D. Zydiak and Associates THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA Ordinary Agencies l60 St, Louis Street Sixty words and no errors is my next goal says I' Bern y Iwo learned Io type this summer ai Huffsleller fl s C Il ,Q-. 'fjZ rl ,' COMPLIMENTS OF S we y iii KEEP BABY Trov- . .L,1ffgf-gffg-f' Q?f13 ,.Az .?L,, ',, ' USE owe mov -' Q .- - D i l N. ll' I ' 5 1 I Protea Your Baby? Hcalih I ,.-A Aefvs ---- ' ,gr A f g I X - lf X' -4 :gil vgl, ,f ...ffl 5 - l W1'tl1 The ONLY Laboratory All-.I . , I C . . . I : , Tffled Diaper SC'fUl.Cf5 In Mobile 5onnzca4 ffyqzenzc Dzafrn Cfsfrwcez 2251 Old Shell Road - S.W. Corner of Old Shell and Florida St. Dial GR 8-3649 I lg 41 IY1'w'yff2i11g to CICQIII fllljilffifllgl' AZALEA SUPPLY CO., INC. Distributors ot Jol'inson's Wax 350 S. Washington Ave, HE 2-5020 C0l71f7f1-f7ZC'I2f.S' Of 3 SOUTH ROYAL STREET vii 7 inn: Thoss Sporting Goods Company H A U N T E D BOO K S H 0 P Esfoblished Since 1886 Exclusive Distributors Wrighf's Gym Suits Gnd Rore Books New Books Afhleric Equipmenf Sfomps ond Coins HE 2-5624 76 Dauphin Street GREGG HARRIS 4 G Mont coizffeiziwzl oi mon of Mobzle 2855 Spring Hill Ave. GR 7 5211 Say if wifh Flowers DEMERANVILLE Mobi1e's Telegraph Florist 9 North Conception Street on Bienville Square for over -40 yeors HE 2-4667 Mobile, Alabama -r-i-- ' 5- -' 1 ' in . REAL. ESTATE -. 1 INSURANCE A INCOR omrrzo i5 UPHAM STREET-MOBILE, ALABAMA-GR 9.7411 J CARROLL O'NElLL, JR. - HOME PHONE GA 6-2328 ' I.. I....o A.. C om plimentf MC MILLAN HARRISON FERTILIZER COMPANY H. D. CHILDERS COMPANY Food B ro ke rs 101 Beauregard Street ot Royal HEmlock 2-8876 Preparing for Q major in music, Ann Rogers gains ex- p g h 11 11 d g Youth Week. 122 C0111f2lQ11c'11l5 Of REISS BROTHERS 204 Dauphin Street AND REISS SUBURBAN 2710 Spring Hill Avenue TIM E.'X'L1!!!.1jI'C P11160 for flvc U77jf0l'l'li5 Uf 11111115 T. 1l 1'iyf1! 56-17001 for Girl! I 716 701111 fl' 011415 7510561 OIIC' 111111111111 111111 l 1f1'y 13001115 '111111 S1ffjlL'1 01 16001115 111 11 11fI1111c's'l '1'1l1'1ff C0111f111f1c I 101111 SC'I'I'1L'C'.Y Prizuzfc' 1 11111'I1011 13001171 AL-L-0,,,,,,ml,1fj11lg 115 M1111jy 11,1 1701111 111111111'c11 a E Z1 Zfillh? 1 I-IE 8-4653 1061 Government Street fffff? ? 1'KQ3gQ1:1QL32I-Q QW ' ,' I If.: 1,1 -j 1 A-'1'.., Li . I I L- If rnvssr QUALITY RICE and BEANS 1 1 i GRADY BUICK CO. Authorized Buick Soles ond Service Automotive Air Conditioning S pec io I i sts HEmIoc:k 2-7544 . I I1 11cf11 Bcttw' AllfOl11f1!71165 are B11i1f. gl mi 1,3 58.2 . B11i1'12 z1'111 Bll11z1 T11e111 n-'f I Used Cor Lot HEmlock 3-7597 309 St. Louis Street Ceres looks on opprovingly cis Nancy Stevens feeds her goIcIfisI1. 123 I 1 ,-H ,TEEN V ,V ze, PARK MOBILE, INC. 1 I Books Records At MOBILE BOOK STORE II'70m'.r ami Mlljffll 6 North Royol Street A. B. Christiort, Vice-President J. R. Alumbough, Secretory R. A. Christioh, President ond Treosurer STANDARD EOUIPMENT COMPANY Roilwoy, Mill ond lrtdustriol Supplies 73-75 Beouregord Street I-IEmloc:k 2-l705 BARNES MOTORS Imperiol Chrysler Plymouth Volioht 50 S. Brood Street HE 3-I645 Compliments DAIRY FRESH DIXIE DAIRIES ,, 11 - ' What fools these mortals be! qunps Ashley, who as really cz mortal herself but in cz Puckish mood. I-Ml W Complimefzts 0f METZGER'S Ffz5ki0m for Both Men fzmz' W011ze1z Artist, Beth Noland, finds nature a perfect model for prlchord her work. Complimenty of Mobile's Exclusive Magnavox Dealer A l l The South's Largest Exclusive T. V. and l-li-Fi Store 2lO4-6 Grant Street Phone GR 7-O4l8 qualify' with X Q -1 a capital... . -9 l 1 Complzmentf Q01 1 F GT of F l lg: HOTZ GMC TRUCKS, INC. it 3: i - 'fs F 6, P. O. Box lO5l fyhl -rms Q 659 St. Anthony Street AN HONORED NAME 0 Mobile, Alabama ALJSSMEATS FOR ' T A CENTURY A 1 fi , qA Zqx I il I f M L 3' ' Qi ll j M 'SV is '-f,,1ryi.r? - f W ,,,V, X J ff? ff 'if Q s SSL 2 Q, . if sa 1 6 W. Y 5 X 3 f, si- , P ly d h g l Ch l Jenkins lrom U95 , Cf GDC' U h p cl th fternoon on the lawn with Va J. S. WALTON 8g CO. Generol Contractors P. O. Box 863 Mobile, Alobomo Grading Paving Ogden, I lianl. W3 RELIABLE SEAMANSHIP and DEPENDABLE FREIGHTERS to World-Wide Ports All ll S Coasts and Great Lakes o Continental Europe 0 Mediterranean United Kingdom 0 Far East 0 Puerto Rico awww STEAMSHIP conpommon General Offices: bl Saint Joseph Sl., Mobile, Alabama Branch Offices in Principal Cities f MOBILE couisirv coiviiviissioisi Mobile County Offers Profit ond Prosperity to the Home Seeker No other section in the United Stotes offers the homeseelaer surer returns for his money than Mobile County, Alobomo. We hove more thon five hundred miles of poved county roods ond more being constructed moking every section of the county eosily occessible on poved roods. Fruits of every voriety, forming, cottle roising, bee culture, turkey roising, wool, truck growing, in foct, everything is offered to the industries in Mobile, one of the seven most progressive cities in the United Stotes. Thousonds of ocres of virgin soil ore ovoiloble ot prices for below their in- trinsic volue. Climote ond woter ore eguol to the best in the United Stotes. A visit to Douphin lslond will convince you it is the sportsmon's porodise - solt woter fishing the yeor 'round. lnvestigotion ond correspondence ore solicited. For further in- formotion cibout this wonderful section, communicote with the Mobile County Commission Leroy Stevens, Choirmon l-lugh E. Fort Will D. l-loos l Colzzfvlilizwzty T. H. PlNKlE DAVIS CCJNSTRUCTION CO. 2506 Osoge Street Amelia, M.Y.F, president ot Dauphin Woy, leo th Sully, foreign missions prolect choirmcin, ofler co cl meeting. -1 I'- uccess to the graduating class i 0 Q Z f 1 1 , - BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, INC. Mobile, Alabama ENGRAVERS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS and CARDS STATIONERY W yy 3 ' , ', 1wl:? '?'4 . ew E -.7 'Ls ff ww' 4 , Mvfyw -.,.,, , V ,,., ,.,4.i...,,,, .,. X f . . 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McGill Band plays countlesb encores in auditorium CUIICCIL junior Red Crobs bringb radio program to absembly, ASSEMBLY , w X 445511 X W,.,M r, fcfw, 5 ff ,r .AIR 'NANCY ,-3. 4 f wif' Q Se? Q 5 i k . , 1 f , 3' 'K 1 , a 1 - a. Q -7 wi f. 5, Ng 5,559 3 - .... ,t Mrs. Fowlkea takes audience on magic C21fpCt tour of France. Shakc-mpc-arean reatier, Roy Norman, tliscusbcs favorite characters with officers of Dramatics Club. ? Q i .r S S MA. S, -r X 'Z v fe 4 . PROGRAMS -,.' 1 XA 'mw Through gifts of Student Council, Mrs. L. -I. Horn, and Mrs. T. C. Delaney, Sr., we now have four flags. Atomic scientist, Lanny Moore, of Oak Ridge Institute. startles audience with display. ti ...Q va ! fi l l L Pl Stars of Mobile Opera Guilds Fizlxmff appear in preview of public performance. I A favorite in Mobile Civic Bullet is Mrs. Betsy l Armbrecht Brown. il l if I all ka i me ii ..... .t ,J 9 joan Burney receives Vivian Rainer Award for Best All-around Senior. S f if ' 1 ',.,1 In Senior address, speaks of love as the Julius T. Wright. i Martha Skipper dominant force at TWEL E RECEI E DIPLOMAS Marshalls chosen from junior class are Par Kimbrough, Amelia Moore, Berney Mclnnis and Ashley Luce. - ' .ei At close of Vespers, Senior president Patricia Van Wezel leads class from auditorium. In front of auditorium' Seniors pose for final group picture. S i 2 Z 5 in . v K M 4 ,ff lg , - ' :E J.. yy l JV? i, 'pdf Q i ,fl d 'f,,...z5 '71,-.amilifiii .xy - 1 l -.-7 '4 , .I in : 'H Vice-Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Principals in Vespers Services are Caldwell Delaney, Mrs. Melville T. Ncster, L Curtis Kendall, delivers graduation ad- Henri Aldridge, Dr. Mildred Ellisor, Mrs. Morgan Stickney, and Mrs. Myrtle dress. Harris Boazman. 1 S f 252 5? 1 v 3 if 5 M ' gl .g S' l 2 ig E ff l S r l l v-1 . Friends offer congratulations to graduates at reception Ann Kendall is given the Qhairmans following ceremonies. Scholarship Award by Henri Aldridge. l : A ,,, A' 11 A f W L 8 I l f 5 l if il is l- 1 Z qvtq l37 ' .dw-.,, Vt' l joan Burney and her mother pause for coffee and a greeting from Llbba Brown. Laura Peebles and Carolyn Eskridge serve their mothers punch from the new bowl, grft of the class of 1960 A ,,,, Q , ' ' ,fa ,Aiwa an Q 4 . Q N..-N ' X 'TQ f Q bale Q' i -f ff: w 1 'Q vl , V .75 Q, NMA vt , ' J . J. , I W:.z4:.wWUQ 'iffl21ff-if if M ARE FOR PARE Dates, dances, slumber parties, beach parties but nothing is as much fun as the two occasions when we entertain our parents. In late October this year we treated our fathers to an evening of entertainment in gui Pmfii. Two mademoiselles in short ballerina costumes greeted each couple with Bomoir, and a boutonniere for every father. After dinner, served buffet style, Seniors presented a cafe skit completely en fmncair including the pastries the girls rapidly devoured. Monsieur Sonnier, master of ceremonies, sang two songs for us, closing with the spirited French national anthem, La Mazffreillrziref' In the springtime a young girl's fancies turn not only to love but also to gaily designed hats of the newest styles. At our annual Tea in May, mothers and daughters alike arrived in pastel chapeaux com- plementing the pink table decorations and bouquets of flowers. A receiving line composed of Mrs. Boaz- man and alternating officers met each guest at the door. Amid the greetings and friendly chatter, students served trays filled with delicious cakes and sandwiches. Other social affairs may be scheduled but these two parties are the ones which all of us love best. Mr. P. E. Sonnier's fluency in the French language makes him the perfect master of cere- monies. S ,,f-f'- 'L 1--- or X., Seniors and fathers, having a special table, eagerly await others to begin dinner. 7 ,M 1 French flower vendors, Peg and Beth, greet all fathers at the door. Fathers are amazed to see their French skit. Q I- best suits worn by senior t is laughters in 5'5 ' .. ,A ,U ' me 1 5 .dv alert ri dt' Q ef? . fi 1. , O . in- f 1 Q ya , V 'fl so i',s?E2a5z ' 4,3 .. . ugw t. iff , Q 1, x , 1 . A . iff' . UP 'w'nw L as A 'Mr l L X as 3 B 'g,,f,,.wefnff lf Luumll mtmbgrh pack utr b0XLS df Th21f1k91llVlI1! Llemcrtary studentb dxbpldy bags of tlothmg, and toys for 'RZ A DLCOYIUULZ tree for Bmuklty Hospital 15 special treat fur Iumor Red Cross v Xt 'S AR- ! HOLIDAY Holidays are the gayest at Wriglit! Wreatlis, mistletoe, stars-decorations everywhere! Smiles and good cheer on every face! Songs and readings by all ages! Parties in class- rooms and offices! Goblins and witches invade every haunt- able spot in broad daylight for Halloween. Indians and Pil- grims feast together at Thanksgiving. Santa Claus arrives early to be on hand for all Christmas celebrations. Bells jingle gayly through the halls, and red bows are bobbing to the tune of favorite carols. The atmosphere of jollity is in- dicative of a greater joy in every girl, because long before parties and fun are planned, the happiest part of Thanks- giving and Christmas is under way-the offering of some gift to our less fortunate friends. Wlieix we have considered mthers first, our hearts are just right for real fun. 6 Y We eip? Climax of the Christmas sing is the Ceremony of Candles presented by the Seniors. Nancy seems pleased with bulletin board in Senior room. gawk ,gm I I -wb v-X E cvs 'xg fififW2t'2t S4 V 37- 4, M ,15,,,4.-U 1 . A., 1 2' QI . eg: 1 V, saw! PYi2',4 F11 'dr 5 if ff F f f Q X x :sig y Q as F Q Who these could doubt Tis the season to be jolly when fifth graders ate serenading? K . F if it will F ' f ' 5 W-cfs fs Q X Q M mats wsiagfa Mary is the fifth student-body president In light X- . t 'it the school candle in traditional cc-it-inouxk , 1 4 '04 l.-'aw S git., A :gr ' H M- , N. fiif,-A-.fffffil iff' 1 '- 'r .. . HEX 'l4.l i sip, f- Y L Voice of Democracy winner, Andrea, solicits Miss Gholston's advice in spending gift certificate. my is , .,., WM, ,tr , K I ,AN ,Y Individual tombs inspire Peggy Smiths Rows of Men. Ann Kendall presents original poem, Confederate Rest, at memorial service. 'f 'A'W'-S' ' MM , f4...M...w.v ff ..f..m....-,.,- . 1,1111- , f , f.'.Q1ffkf'f N f 1 f ,,pM.H.- . Q ,sw w ..,-t ,sw 'fx' Wav . V -M' .syfrfafw ,, rf- - WM uf - Mfyw- V , W -- y y s .r.V f -s , M Nwdvvfs 45 . 'W '?.. my he Q Qt 4' lv 15 5 Ay 'xr V Q Q 4' , ,W Q ' ' -2 , I 39 . 9 ? it It f . , wa' o 4 ,Vs ' 'g o ff QQ 9 is W ,wwvwme-we 5 .Q O Q 4 ' ' Q, , 0 4 , 1 'Q Q 'P , V f N313 t vw? ,,,S'?'r'f:4z', + ' -1 '3' 3 ' H K 9 ' 0,999 0 4 f'?+'. 'S' 2 - :KO QQ 9x'O 1 'Q Q -,Q Q M 4 Og 6, Og 09,69 ,gg In x ,Og 6, O4 4 O K X i'3 'k2 K -3659533 pvc. f q'Q.Qa'g ,, f,Q in 'JQQ' Vg' 'x'g gg X , 944940 P1 3' Q 'wi .f gokgokf 5 0955 PZ, V ,956 .X 4.5 ,V 15,4 xv 1' I K y L ,,,, . ,si :H Are. V. -, , f wgwm' we Es 1161469 if-if V if? T, Proud winners of doubles tournament, Sherry and Faye, pose on tennis COUIT. E TAKE ' s ' 4 K + M V1 ' ' , 17 tt' 1 We 5 s 2 E S 3 s 1 f s 2 1 S 5 5 2 E 5 3 Z Editor -Ioan Burney presents award for outstanding service on 1960 ll z'f,glv!0rir111 staff to Trish Van Wclzel. Mrs. Hicks beams proudly on Sally and Mary, Mobile County For- ensics Tournament winners in Poetry Interpretation. PECIAL GTE L Ann, wearing the D.A.R. metlul, shows onli tiwrml ter' tificate for salesmdnsbip essay to Amelia, winner of D.A.C , cup in American History. ,. if . 'W Winners in Poetry Interpretation, Berney untl Libba, congratu- late each other. fix Q Mrs. Boazman pins Betty Crotker metlal on Putty, Maxey tintl Mrs. Wfesterfieltl tlisplny tli.1r.1m.i made for Public Library. yvwfvwu-ww ' x 3 Big and little sisters delight audience with 'Honey Bun. l 1 iv ty - sv .f rendition of l 5, .Ab . f p Q, i vw.. R s TALE T 312 Aw Karen's acrobatic act wins first place in junior Division. Stage hands Bonnie, Ralph, and Nancy ring down btulfed toys come alive as Liz and Sue sing tales curtain on another mlemvshow hit. of Old McDonald's Farm. 3 Stella and Lee present our wishful thinking of il what Ll.M.S.'Wright relationship should be. l ii l 'E , t f ' y yi 2? f ? ,Q v s P s , , as Q g K' X 3 . :gh - -w SHO Marys clramatic reading places first in Senior Division. Assistance of prompters, Russell and Ashley, is summoned by Nancy as Ralph adjusts lights. Modern dancers, jean Ellen Johnson antl Hartley King, present exciting routine. W ,ff ., 2 ' WMA: Serena and Mary Olive are almost as recogniz- able as Maria. 'Q x 's X Damrell and Lanny display dangerous boldness E in satirizing faculty, 5 lin -11:7 ef. X 1 e 4 g ? 7Qc?ffffxX 31' Spf . . , -X ' '7 X.. . Q f ,ow K- - 1 + ' f A.-5: W ' i ...Y 5 l l Mrs. Dukes ordered just the right cake for Florence's birthday. 5 K DANCES A ,Q i T 5 ll' l X office hour Q is 5 Officers surprise Valentine party was treat for Fifth Grade. X Fathers enjoyed Kindergarten tea, even at before- S. The Monarchs make parties like real fun! f Hosting at B-'Teen Cotillion is good way to make new friends. gtk, Q ., , W fb y I We X . - af ' 443 1 9 '- W '... I I I ywywr ,, ' ., A Q55 'x ff' s . Q , , .1 'Z 2 M-Q After-Exams party erases all signs of late study. i in awww , A f . ..- h Q ,Qt 1.L.,, FA PARTIES -'aSf Senior slumber parties include everything except Speech class enjoys Forensics Council after-meeting tea at U.M.S. All the goblins are celebratin Second Grade. X X NN.-4 sa sr Eating is secondary at junior-Senior slumber. :, , 1 S I my f as Mrs. Murphy exclaims at scroll honorary member of Senior Class. First Graders greetings. banquet. Gif 3 enrolling her as smother Mrs. Boazman with Valentine s at iff iff? ' iii, WN f fx 'ia fr .fffzjwjaw is l f I ' , Q 1 ' 1 i .........mM V is V .. , C , N . 2 A ' W 4 ' ' , 'f t'1: I ' ' ' A :Y V p I it Y' i -L Km M ....--M 'M' J f ' ai l ki i ' ,. . c l 1. g Halloween with the X lx X, Y A ALUM AE ASSOCIATIO GROW Q g., N ft , 4. 3 ,nt wx X t . ,ff , , .W X Aih, Q I . , 1, 5 it--M , , sw ' ' ,ff - . 1 fm f my - ff,-f, . - ff., .,f.fffx'y-V . . v Recent graduates eagerly discuss college plans at patio party. First alumna to win MRS. Degree is Betty May. 'Eff' Q .iq 3 Q3 ,Q J l I irvmhlv 4 l ,l . .wh Vgmwv nw Mm Vw-W,.AY . At unveiling of Superintendent Delaney's portrait, presi- dent of first graduating class presents bouquet to artist, Mrs. Allan Cameron. egg wg s ff! .1- 'd ?' Former ll rightorian editors explain to Amelia the trials and joys in creating a yearbook. N'-sw . ,Ay.... . . , . -I fill!!-Ill E.. rf w ,A iw li? ij? 'ii .X fmt r tial 1 611 Q -Msbafi Library is setting of second election meeting. Other guests have gone, but the Cameron kitchen seems to charm these stay-lates. Q R 1 . its-gg. K 41 W 1 4, We Mmm, I , 1 f .5 A 5:-5!fff53A' T V i 4 N ,Q . -.. Proud alumna is Joan, holding A.H.S.P.A. plaque awarded to 1960 llvriglvfnriafz. Recipient of first diploma, first president of alumnae, and president of first graduating class return for ceremonies of second graduation. P fl Officers visit with Mrs. Boazman in her office. 4 rl THREE R' Q! A 9 ' 'fs as .V UM' V ,W -'fwwmwsmm I X tiff, A Repo'-lm'-Becky reviews the clay's events on new princess telcphonc-. 4 is 1 P. '5, ' H. vt, If ,Q s A J S 1 V W, ' .- , 1 f 457 rad' .. wh- t , , Q s -u as '? R f A - . 4 f . 'N' 72 W S X J! N wmuvgtix I 4 5 , , ,rxk ' S i ' irflf ,ff i A p t M M. . - as ' fr f . fats A L F J- f Q ' ea, ' I s 4, 5. ...sms -Va of-Q K' - , i?ffz,, .M I Reudiff- Mary introcluces littlc brothers to classic at bed- time story session. R6'I'f9Il'fIIl1Mf. Delaney intently listens to Second Graders recital of the antics of fabulous animals. n -www-,. .- 4: 1 F wf9 'Zz if fr 1 yf ,M ' Q 1 ,Q Q ?c vnu... 9,5 Rebellizz'-Carole and Amelia toast the Con- federacy on its Centennial. salmon 7 as ,. Q ,iq X- pig, ' 5 Reflectin' - Kindergartner studies effect of first lipstick. OT E OUGH Rifm' - Frank llnally Mariun, instead of ml f llc Lulu lu wrltc ling. .Y , . . A .Q A V A Reigfzm'-Florence: rcprcmcntm Amer- ica's Junior Miss for Garden Llub twur ul l'll1L1SL'5. W JY? 'lf'- Xl lg , 1 , f elk ,fl-, 1 A if v me .f , , :fn ff 4 , 1: .Y-, 525' 'ff 'bis , 3 f ECE x 1 ui E . Rnnmfzcju'-U.M.5. and Wright Kin- Llcrgartcnh' spcmlrthe-day party lcavcm T fi he-arts carved on all the pecan trees. x Agar! il gf 6 5 9 5 I 1 W., 4' lmnm ,ff ll , , - N ,f 'ff 'Q QQ, 2: ?' , l fix' , w wr- 2 14, ..., . .. ,,,, J M., ., V1-V . f 4 if Z1 l 5 f 3 ,. . E 4 2 M 2' fx ,V -'Ju Q .ffm l 5 ' l Rwn111m'm'-Marys lglrnvmy luuk nlubr lx' innplrul by lVll5bl5Sll7Pl bwnrlmurlll A lwjffffffff' b- Annb rupwrt bnngs 'l'ulstuy tu English glam, 'Q La u X E. T, ,QA 3 , M. i ,. 7 9 4 In Wx YN , . 4 W 34312 , ,wg rl N 1 v 35, , ' W K 'X -, V2-Q ' h , A mg ' n- ? 4' N lv . 52 L. .-', , . ,. 'Fw 5 f X, ' Y pf x s X X fx 1' ,. W--JM . . . . 5L.JJ??, .. X N N 2 4,3 ff x ,f N Q in gl ff' ff' A ,f' 'E .df Editor wunders if Drafnatits would not be more ll + 'rl earbook. intcrcbting than V1 -gi y ,, 3 N 2. i i Wa 'it i 1 4... , V .xy 'V I A nfl i S fa.: 5 is 'X Y Qs farther in Kinder- Semors find thin money got gdrtun btorc. :M tr rwyfymwfz . . Elvie is tcmpting us again! is 59 Photographer is first to distover first gra e p WM' and-seek. SIDE me d rs laying hide- l 1 i l l GfdLlL'I'5. jess 4 Mrs. Murphy proves that ahc can s ie clears away goblins after wing as high as Third Halloween cotillion. 'l52 J 1 .ini GLANCES ws Q it ffm. .im . S so ' F X .xx. , Ni.. Q .- N t st s tg .se gs Y- sz X ' hzhl X S Y N Q SX-gags L3t5Xsss,.-,X X if QW sgix sjl. li ST 'Vp 375 Tag 4 , 5 Y, Q if V 95 Q 3 if 3 A ,, 'S t .gb X591 V X J , 1 F, i v 'W 4' L 'G' is ,X as Xa. qi. was .5 X X we X XS' sk Yi my XS 5 iwxm R N X x KX: is QQX - X X Qwsw Q ix ,X X, x .-.. ist, X .V X X X X , Q RM X 3-3-.ew-is X5 X X XX NS X , S X X X5 X X X f 3 V , Vw , 0, These may atcount for U.M.S. this season. Fourth Graders wonder if they will grow into new sweat wfhh .i 2' 'X .fn Q ' , the excellent playing ol I 3' J shirts. f' ,. K, Q? if ' ' .va A ,L -I 151 A av' N 1 5' ks ' , 5 .1 I , a 7 11 T 1.4 M tial W Q 1, - wifi: . f 'Y - E ati' ' ' ' . if .. , U, i 3 ' Q. , X f V ,. fq ..,,mo., -L W i..:5,1i . V, A. j.. N 1 1 L I tx' K , V , - - I,, j, A 4 . ,Xs: ,VXg , A ,K . rf' ' X ' , 1 7 -, - 'f fr i H ' . - ' tiff, i V + A ,.., . - . W .l,ll M- aa., we l if r Q, , A - H A A fi LWA, M 1 rm Reba assists with the multiple houselioltl tluties of f little mothers. v 2 5,1 . fx ' ,f f fa?--1. ' -X il j i - 151--f ,w3 'Q1-XM jk X ,. . ..if if-tv F. f A ' ' li - I gg. -3 A 'E Hollis relaxes alter Ll busy tlay. sample the fare. During the calm after lunth period, Mary and Henrietta 3 4, If fm, 4 ,... ., as .ps ., . , ,Xe . wg: -kill! ' linthushxsts ' tennis. ff ,X , ..,,h,3, z, XX A. . .- ,A--u N , Vitky .mtl Beth forego lunch for 153 MISS- Qy 'S V w x 4 2 ,S X 7 f A f ., nh 3 74W Z w X fy 3 f 4 7 X f fZf Y f ,wc vf 'ff X X Q A W ' iff f 9 Q, 2 s X , f ,:. J 1 6' , 9 .W WW' i OUR THA KS... TO YOU My fellow workers-faculty and stu- dents-for your patience and generosity dur- ing times of inconvenience and interrupted routine, for your acts of personal consideration and kindness, and for your splendid accom- plishments, which constitute the life of our school and the real substance of this yearbook. -Frances Hicks, Spmzmr TO YO Mcliachern Studios, Calagaz Photo bup- ply, Mobile Press Register, Inter-Collegiate Press, Mobile junior Chamber of Commerce, our advertisers and patrons-our business associates-for your active support of the i961 llUl'j,Qf7lfll',fill1I by your advertisements, your individual patronage, your expert tech- nology, and above all, your interest and encouragement. - Carole Wfhigliam, ljffiizzczu flfli1mf,ew' TO YO My classmates, I express deepest gratitude, for it was in you that we found inspiration for the l96l ll 1'igf2lw1'mf1 theme -the ideals cherished by every high school girl. 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