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Yearbook Name
The Gree-co-ala 1953
Location
Eutaw, Alabama (Greene County, AL)
Additional InformationCREEC0-1L1
VOLUME IX
Published By
GREEVE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
Eutaw,
Alabama
FOREWORB
DIXIE
I wish I was in the land ob cotton,
Old times dar am not forgotten,
Look away! Look away! Look away!
Dixie Land.
In Dixie Land whar’ I was born in,
Early on one frosty mornin’,
Look away! Look away! Look away!
Dixie Land.
Den I wish I was in Dixie
Hooray! Hooray!
In Dixie Land, I'll take my stand
To Lib an’ die in Dixie;
Away, Away', Away down south in Dixie;
Away, Away, Away down south in Dixie.
THE STAFF
Editor_______________________________________________Jane Roebuck
Assistant Editor.....................................Lan Richardson
Typing Editor.....................................Winnie Jane Hall
Feature Editor.................................Mary Ann Chambers
Art Editor......................................Joe Sheldon Morris
Sports Editor..................................Wayne Hollingsworth
•Circulation Managers... .Jane Henderson and Betty Margaret Williams
Business Manager....................................Edward Taylor
Faculty Sponsor..................................Miss Earline Green
Whose love, patience, understanding, encouragement, and sacrifice
through the years have contributed so greatly in the attainment of our
cherished goal, we dedicate
The 1953 Gree Co Ala
To
Our Beloved Parents
ADMINISTRATION
COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
Mr. F. I. Eatman, Mr. J. D. Steele, Mr. J. J. Bethany., Mr J. C. Jones, Dr. C. L. Wilson,
Superintendent S. D. Bayer.
We wish to express our sincere appreciation for your guidance and cooperation.
PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE
Commencement time ’53 is now history. For seniors, the first major milestone in
your preparation for a useful life has been reached Perhaps the following lines by
Henry Thoreau are timely:
If you have built castles in the air,
your work need not be lost; that is
where they should be. Now put the
foundation under them.
The difficult problems of today call for foundations of such materials as mora
and physical courage, intelligence, skill, judgment, and sacrifice. Those of you whc
rise to the demands of the time by building with these materials will become bene-
factors of all generations to come.
MRS. G. W. SMITH
University of Alabama
B.S., Livingston State Teachers
College
Senior High School Science
MRS HARPER CHAMBERS
Florence State Teachers College
B.S., Livingston State Teachers
College
English
MRS. BEN R SARGENT
A.B., Huntingdon College
History
MRS. J. S. MORRIS
Alabama College
B.S., Livingston State Teachers
College
Social Studies
MRS. D T POYNOR
Livingston State Normal School
A B., Howard College
University of Alabama
Spanish
MRS. LEE SUMMERVILLE
University of Alabama
Livingston State Teachers College
Junior High School Mathematics
MR. J. J. SCHWERDT
B.S., North Carolina State
College
Coach, Physical Education
MISS VERTRUDE TUNSTILL
B S , University of Alabama
Home Economics
MR, P. F. BRIA
St. Bernard College
Band Director
MR JAMES JACKSON
B S , Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Vocational Agriculture
MISS EARLINE GREEN
B S , Livingston State Teachers
College
Senior High English
MISS ERIN STERLING
B.S., Livingston State Teachers
College
Commercial Subjects
MISS ELIZABETH MOORE
B.S., Troy State Teachers College
Physical Education
MRS. CLYDE YELVERTON
School Secretary
MRS. J. C. POOLE
Troy State Teachers College
Birmingham-Southern College
Lunchroom Director
HOMECOMING
CLASSES
RODNEY ALLEN
"They say the good die young—boy, am I
taking care of myself "
CARMELA BRIA
"All the worl^i loves a quiet girl."
HYMAN BURLESON
"He’ll have his fun or die trying."
JOHN BURROUGHS
“Lost John”
DOROTHY CAPLES
"Silence is golden virtue."
JUANITA CAPLES
"Quiet, but not idle."
BARBARA ANN CARPENTER
“Good things come in small packages.”
ALINE FINLEY
"The biggest thing about her is her wit.'
■
MERLE FOWLER
It s nice to be natural—when you are
naturally nice."
SUE GRIFFIN
"To hurry and worry is not my creed "
WINNIE JANE HALL
"A smile for every girl and two for every
boy."
ARTIS HAMILTON
"Men of few words are best men ”
BEATRICE HARRELL
"Sometimes I sit and think and sometimes
I sit."
CECIL HARRELL
"If ignorance were a bliss, I’d be a blister."
JIMMIE HENDERSON
"The best way to hold a girl is in
your arms.”
JACK HERNDON
"The wrong way always seems the
most fun.”
JAMES LANCASTER
"If I can’t say what I think, why think it?”
CLAUDEEN LASHLEY
"She may look quiet, but look again."
RACHEL MORROW
"Her gentle manners have won her
many friends."
lillian McAlpine
“Books! Tis a dull and endless strife; I'll
quit and take myself a husband."
KATHLEEN PEARCE
“Calmly and peacefully she trends life’s
way.”
HAROLD PHILLIPS
“I’m not going to kill myself studying if
I never die.”
RAY PORTER
"Everything comes to him who waits,
so why hurry?”
JEANNINE BEINERT PUGH
“A true friend to all who know her."
CAROL REYNOLDS
"If sweetness is a fault, here is a great
one."
NORMAN RICHARDSON
"Work makes a man grow old Who wants
to grow old?”
BETTY ROEBUCK
"The mildest manner, the greatest heart.”
JANE ROEBUCK
"Always ready and willing for a good time "
JOYCE SANDERS
"Pleasantness and dependability are
qualities well mixed."
OSCAR SPENCER
"He's an upright, downright honest boy."
RAY STEPHENS
"If women interfere with work, quit work."
EDWARD TAYLOR
"Girls, not grades, have been my mark."
SUSAN SPENCER HITT
''Jokes—are there any I don’t know?”
CLASS COLORS
Pink and White
CLASS MOTTO
"We know what we are, but
know not what we may be.”
CLASS POEM
On the gridiron, in the class
We’ve fought our battles fast;
With trials that have brought grief and joy
We’ve gained success at last
But through all our happiness
There comes a splash of tears,
To know we’ll never be a part of
The things.we'll cherish through the years
To never hear our band again
Or see them down the field;
To never be a part of the team,
Or feel opponents yield.
This will be our consolation
New life, new hopes, new ways.
With open minds and anxious hearts
We leave our high school days.
—Merle Fowler
CLASS SONG
“Memories”
High school days are over for us Seniors,
And the time has come to say “adieu.”
We shall ne’er forget our loyal teachers;
Memories of them will turn grey skies blue.
If success and fame are ever ours,
We did not succeed alone.
For it was dear Ole Greene County High
That gave us faith to venture on.
—Carmela Bria
Class Historian—Jack Herndon
SENIOR CLASS HISTORY
Once upon a time something very great hap-
pened in our life. The date of this great event was
September 1, 1941. We started to school. Only
ten of the present thirty-two members started to-
gether in the Eutaw Elementary School with Miss
Sadie Smith as our teacher. These ten were Jimmie
Henderson, Lillian McAlpine, Betty Roebuck, James
Lancaster, Dorothy Caples, Jeannine Beinert Pugh,
Edward Taylor, Jack Herndon, Beatrice Gray Harrell,
and Susan Spencer Hitt. Together we learned many
things in the first grade The boys learned that girls
are tattle-tales and the girls learned that all boys
are mean.
Our second year we were joined by Barbara Ann
Carpenter, Juanita Caples, and Norman Richardson
jMiss Amond Palmer guided us through our second
year. Our marble shooting reached its climax in our
second year.
Music! Music! Music! That was the highlight of our third year in school with Mrs. Beckham
Palmer as our teacher. We enjoyed playing in the Kittie Band or "Million Dollar Band"—it was to us
Mrs. Palmer and Miss Bessie Smith were our band directors.
Miss Minnie Fowler welcomed us into the fourth grade By this time we were learning that school
was not all fun.
In the fifth grade with Mrs. Skinner as our teacher, we were joined by Joyce Sanders, Aline Finley,
Carole Reynolds, Oscar Spencer. The fifth grade too was just the same old tune—"Reading, Writing
and Arithmetic.” Yes, even we had to study.
Rodney Allen joined us in the sixth grade to share with us the happy occasion of Grammar School
Graduation. Miss Maggie Head was our faithful guide in our last year of Grammar School. On May 20,
1947, we came to school in white suits and dresses for this was an important day. On this day Miss
Bessie Smith gave us our Elementary School diplomas.
We could hardly wait for the next September to come when we could enter high school or "hog
heaven" Io us. When September did come, Jane Roebuck, Cecil Harrell, Artis Hamilton, Kathleen
Pearce, Rachel Morrow, Winnie Jane Hall, and Harold Phillips joined us at the front of G.C.H.S and
together we set sail on the glorious voyage for a high school education Mrs. Harry McGee and Mrs.
Tom Poynor were our homeroom teachers. Our chief studies were sailing paper airplanes, shooting
spitballs, and throwing plums. However the minor subjects of English, Math, Science, and Social Studies
did receive a little attention.
Sue Griffen joined our intelligent group in the eighth grade with Miss Fannie Mae Summerville as
our capable advisor. Maybe we were more advanced than other students—but even in the eighth grade
we were beginning to add words like romance, puppy love, and sweetheart to our vocabulary.
In the ninth grade Merle Fowler, Claudeen Lashley, and Ray Stephens joined us. This year we ex-
plored another building on our campus. The boys took Agriculture and the girls took Home Economics.
Hyman Burleson joined us in the tenth grade. This year band and football attracted our attention.
Mr. James Jackson and Mrs. Mary Ward Long Horton were our teachers.
Three new students—John Burroughs, Carmela Bria, and Ray Porter—joined us in our Junior year.
We shall never forget the picnic that we gave the Seniors. Didn't we have fun? Miss Lou Finley and
Mrs. Ben Sargent were our teachers.
September 1952—Our Senior year—We thought we were off to year of parties, play, much fun and
a little work. But oh! how wrong we were. We did enjoy the year even if we did have to study. Many
seniors made the head-lines this year. Edward Taylor and Ray Stephens were co-captains of the foot-
ball team. While Jane Hall and Beatrice Gray Harrell were cheerleaders. We shall never forget the
Senior Play, "Lindy Lou." (Continued)
“Washington here we come" seems to have been our motto throughout the year Truly our senior
year has been filled with hard work and plenty of fun. The climax of the year of course was commence-
ment and graduation.
Now that we have done all that we possibly could have done in school, we hope to carry all these
memories with us into the future. We hope to find more happiness with the knowledge we have
acquired.
Class Lawyer—Barbara Carpenter
LIST WILL ,11'11 TESTAMENT
We the members of the Senior Class of Greene County High School being of sound and sane mind
do make, publish and declare this our last will and testament.
Item 1. To the faculty we will our appreciation for their patience and understanding and our sym-
pathy for losing such a fine class.
Item 2. To the Senior Il’s, we will the front seats in assembly, the privilege of going to the lunchroom
first, the right to act dignified and the right to become excited over class rings, and the Travelers Club.
Item 3. To the Junior One’s we will our sympathy for the long years ahead of them and hope they
make it.
Item 4. Rodney Allen leaves his dancing ability to Willice Lashley. John Burroughs leaves his ability
to keep an out-of-town girl to Billy Livingston Carmela Bria leaves her musical ability to Beckham
Palmer. Dorothy Caples leaves her quiet voice to Annette Roebuck. Jeanmne Pugh leaves her ability
to keeep a secret to Jean Davis Aline Finley leaves her reducing diet to Ann Partridge. Artis Hamil-
ton leaves his desire for Tom Permanents to Neal Phillips. Jimmie Henderson leaves his sales ability to
Harold Yelverton. Cecil Harrell leaves his love for square dancing to Chandler McGee Juanita Caples
leaves her Akron boy friends to Sarah Louise Kendall Merle Fowler leaves her baby talk to Jams Mont-
gomery. Sue Griffin leaves her tall figure to Mary Ozment. Jack Herndon leaves his love for a Ford to
James Pugh. James Lancaster leaves his ability to keep a steady girl to Lan Richardson. Winnie Jane
Hall leaves her ability to be cheerleader to Earline Cockrell Claudeen Lashley leaves her place in the
band as majorette to Delia Lavender. Harold Phillips leaves his great height to Andy Madison. Rachel
Ann Morrow leaves her curly hair to Janet Drummond. Betty Roebuck leaves her singing voice to Mr
Jackson. Lillian McAlpine leaves her position as "Popcorn Queen" to Tommie Poynor. Kathleen Pearce
leaves her weight to Ferrell Cork. Norman Richardson leaves his ability to blush to Albert Rogers. Carole
Reynolds leaves her big blue eyes to Molly Payne. Jane Roebuck leaves her ability to become engaged
to Marine Drummond Ray Stephens leaves his physique to James Frank Lee. Joyce Sanders leaves her
friendly ways to Elizabeth Morns. Oscar Spencer leaves his way with the girls to Wallace Taylor. Susan
Hitt leaves her ability to get a “ray" to Mary Ann Chambers Beatrice Harrell leaves her ability to get a
husband to Violet Bishop. Bud Taylor leaves.his curly blond hair to Reginald Richardson. Barbara Ann
Carpenter leaves the job of writing the last will and testament to next year's lawyer.
Prophet—Jane Roebuck
CLASS PROPHECY
As I glide along in my new automobile, powered by jet propulsion engine, I set my dial on New
York. Upon arrival I find Oscar Spencer, who is now an outstanding movie producer His latest film is
"Just for Tonight," starring Claudeen Lashley. I find that Dorothy Caples is now a Cigarette Girl at the
Stork Club
I suppose everyone has heard of the world famous J. J J Company, owned and operated by Jim-
my Henderson, James Lancaster, and Jack Herndon, who specialize in women's lingerie. Carole (James’s
wife) is assisting them
Joyce Sanders, who is now a famous New York model, is pictured in CHARM modeling the latest
creation in evening wear, which was designed by Aline Finley
It is hard to believe that Norman Richardson is now editor of the NEW YORK TIMES? He is
assisted by Harold Phillips, a former classmate
Rachel Ann Morrow is now traveling with Ringling Brothers Circus. She is their leading acrobat.
Seeing these former classmates in New York reminds me of the remainder of the class. I set the
dial on Washington Upon arrival, whom do I see but the dignified Rodney Allen, a Senator from Ala-
bama. Who is the attractive secretary in his office? None other than Kathleen Pearce.
In the beautiful Tennessee Valley, whom do I see but Jeanmne Pugh playing hop-scotch with her
kindergarten pupils.
Cecil Harrell is rapidly gaining success as an architect. So far only three of his already completed
seven buildings have collapsed
Susan Hitt, the famous concert pianist of Carnegie Hall, has just completed a series of personal
appearances in the dear old Southland Lillian McAlpine Solomon, the famous opera singer, entertains
during intermission with the accompaniment of Beatrice Harrell Their husbands have made a career of
baby sitting.
Carmela Bna, a tobacco auctioneer, has just signed a fifty year contract with Prince Albert
Upon arrival at Eutaw, I find that Belton Walker has made a million in his business establishment,
the Eutaw Wheelbarrow Company.
John Burroughs, now President of the Merchant's and Farmer's Bank seems to be doing quite well
for himself.
Principal E E. Gaither of Greene County High School is replaced by Bud Taylor, a music major
from Union University.
Barbara Ann Carpenter has accepted the position of principal at Eutaw Grammar School. Merle
Fowler has gamed great success in the field of chemistry. Her latest discovery is an insecticide that
kills boring pests
If you remember how timid and shy Betty Roebuck was, you will be amazed to learn that she is
now a stewardess for Eastern Air Lines.
Sue Griffen and Juanita Caples are now supervisors of the Greene County High School Lunchroom.
They are experimenting a dieting menu for the benefit of the teachers at school.
Artis Hamilton has replaced Roy Rogers as King of the Cowboys.
Winnie Jane Hall is now modeling for Airmaid Hosiery Company.
Ray Stephens is now famous for his column in the daily news. "How to Handle Women."
It’s getting late so I had better set the dial for Stuckey Dairy Farm, where I am chief cook and
bottle washer.
CLASS OF ’50
SR. Il
Violet Bishop
Frances Britain
Mary Ann Chambers
Herman Cook
Ferrell Cork
Olivia Cross
Jeanette Drummond
Marine Drummond
Rose Marie Drummond
Grayfield Hamilton
Jane Henderson
Annette Herndon
Albert Herndon
Wayne Hollingsworth
Jane Johnson
Bert Jones
Jimmy Jones
Shirley Mae Jones
Wynona Leavelle
Billy Livingston
Charles McCarter
Darwin McCracken
Annette McGraw
Mary Earle Middleton
Joan Miller
Joe Morris
Mary Ozment
Beckham Palmer
Molly Payne
Neal Phillips
James Pugh
Lan Richardson
Reginald Richardson
Albert Rogers
Betty Jo Stephens
Faye Stephens
Wallace Taylor
Margaret Upchurch
Thomas Bridges
Martha Jean Britain
John Browning
Fay Burns
Sarah Burns
Annie Ruth Burroughs
Margie Caples
Tony Capps
Robert Carpenter
Sarah Chambers
Earlme Cockrell
Joyce Collins
Jean Davis
Mary Durrett
Don Echols
Grady Friday
Betty Greene
David Henderson
Mary Henderson
Sarah Louise Kendall
Ronnie Lancaster
Willis Lashley
James Frank Lee
Jo Anne Latham
Delia Lavender
J. P. Lunsford
Cecil McGraw
Sidney Middleton
Janis Montgomery
Ann Partridge
Julian Phillips
Nelda Porter
Tommie Poynor
Ester Sue Richmond
Annette Roebuck
Breck Rogers
Lorene Sellers
Charles Spencer
Patsy Taylor
Nancy Walker
Betty M. Williams
Harold Yelverton
JIL III
Homer Carpenter
Tommy Cotton
James B. Dillard
Margine Drummond
Tommy Drummond
Barbara Elliot
Barbara Gandy
James Ellis Greene
Francis Hallman
Curtis Hamilton
Elsie Hamilton
Joe Hamilton
Dorothy Henderson
Yvonne Henderson
Carol Jones
Ellen Lamb
Martha Lashley
Lonne Loggins
Larry Matthews
Chandler McGee
Peggy McGraw
Elizabeth Morris
Barbara Morrow
Mamie B Neville
Lucian Paul
Karl Pilath
Frida Pilath
Carolyn Phillips
David Phillips
Jane Pearce
Bobbie Sue Quinn
Claude Reynolds
Melvin Sellers
Nancy Sterling
Bland Walker
James M. Walker
Clinton Watson
Bessie Wise
James Wilson
Coleman Yarbrough
Connie Bailey
Barbara J. Baines
Inez Bridges
Gloria Burleson
Cecil Caples
Bobby Cockrell
Delphine Colvin
Spurgeon Cross
Robert Derden
Dot Drummond
Gaynell Garner
Mary J Hamilton
Kenneth Harrell
T. C Herndon
Carl Higginbotham
Charles Holliman
Annie F. Jones
John Jones
Mary E Kendall
Margaret Kirksey
Jo Ann Lancaster
Vernon Lavender
Bud McAlpine
Chester McCraw
Elaine Middleton
John H Montgomery
Ann Morrow
Earl Nelson
Charlie E Phillips
Lillian Phillips
Joann Pearson
David Poynor
Nancy Pugh
Martha Richardson
Barbara L Roebuck
Morgan Sellers
Shirley Singleton
Mary Jo Smith
Louise Spencer
Jo Duncan Stuckey
Lynn Stuckey
Carol Taylor
Bessie M Thomas
Carl Warbington
Louise Watt
Bobbie Mae Wilson
Janice York
JR. I
Georgine Austin
Allison Burch
Troy Burns
Delphine Colson
Judson Cork
Melvin Cork
Larry Cotton
French Cross
Patsy Dickey
Wayne Dillard
Bobby Drummond
Jimmie Fleming
Mike Garnand
Mary E. Gay
Dolly Gray
Gene Greene
Edwena Hallman
Curtis Hamilton
Dale Hamilton
Hal Hamilton
Sybil Hamilton
Bobby Hannah
George Henderson
Martha Henderson
Peggy Jo Henderson
Wilson Henderson
Amend Herndon
Jimmie Jacobs
Billy Jones
John Sam Jones
William Jones
Faye Lashley
Mamie A Lunsford
Ann McCraw
Ernestine McGraw
Andy Mattison
Jim Mattison
Charlie Montgomery
Carol Neal
Clara Overstreet
Ann Poole
Bassel Powers
Myrtte Quinn
Elizabeth Richardson
Jimmie Seals
Joy Sellers
Barbara Ann Tuck
Harvey Upchurch
Margaret Watt
James Wilson
Martha Winston
Not Pictured: Charles Holliman, Mervin Haggle, Harold Lowe, Mary Sue Thomas.
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First Row: Charles McCarter, Harold Yelverton, Willice Lashley, Joe Hamilton, Ray Stephens, Bud Tay-
lor, David Henderson, Ed Huffman, Kenneth Harrell Second Row: Joe Morris, Jack Herndon, Jimmie
Jones, Beckham Palmer, Bert Jones, Albert Herndon, Albert Rogers, Breck Rogers, James Lancaster,
Mgr. Lan Richardson. Third Row: Cecil Harrell, Wallace Taylor, James Pugh, Jimmie Henderson, Bland
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CO-CAPTAINS
Bud Taylor, Coach J. J Schwerdt and Ray Stephens
SENIOR LETTERMEN
First Row: Ray Stephens, James Lancaster, Jack Herndon.
Second Row: Oscar Spencer, Bud Taylor, Norman Richardson, Jimmie Henderson.
TRACK
First Row: Bud Taylor, Darwin McCracken, Albert Herndon, Jimmy Jones.
Second Row: Wallace Taylor, Oscar Spencer, Norman Richardson
Greene County High School Stadium
BASKETBALL TEAM
First Row: Bud Taylor, Lan Richardson, Beckham Palmer, Albert Hern-
don, Wayne Hollingsworth Second Row: Darwin McCracken, Joe Mor-
ris, Rodney Allen, Bland Walker, Herman Cook, Wallace Taylor.
BASEBALL
OUR CHEERLEADERS
Fay Stephens, Nancy Walker, Winnie Jane Hall,
Beatrice Harrell.
Janis Montgomery, Betty Greene,
OUR MAJORETTES
Left to Right: Sarah Louise Kendall, Molly Payne, Mary Ann Chambers, Betty Mar-
garet Williams, Claudeen Lashley, Sarah Chambers.
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To the Students and Faculty of Greene County High School,
We Extend Best Wishes.
To the Graduating Class, We Tender Congratulations and Express
the Hope that You Will Continue Your Education When You
Have Finished Your Work at Greene County High School.
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Depend Upon Us For
STYLE - QUALITY - VALUE
Phone 3463
EUTAW, ALABAMA
Compliments of
LON GRUBBS
General Merchandise
Phone 3391
EUTAW, ALABAMA
MORGAN CROSS
PONTIAC CO.
Phone 3124
REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS
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HOTEL EUTAW
W. B. NEVILLE, Manager
MODERN COFFEE SHOP
EUTAW, ALABAMA
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THIS SPACE WAS CLEANED BY
GREENE & CORK
CLEANERS
Located In the Heart of
EUTAW, ALABAMA
Compliments of
BOUCHELLE COMPANY
BOLIGEE,
ALABAMA
JEWEL BOX
504 Greensboro Ave.
Phone 8-2081
STERLING - CHINA - WATCHES
and DIAMONDS'
TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA ’
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COMPLIMENTS
EUTAW DREG COMPANY
HOLLINGSWORTH UNUSUAL CANDIES
HELENA RUBENSTEIN TOILET ARTICLES
Phone 3413
EUTAW,
ALABAMA
COMPLIMENTS
BANKS & COMPANY
LUMBER
HARDWARE
BUILDING MATERIALS
FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES
EUTAW,
ALABAMA
EUTAW CLEANERS "Approved Sanitone Service" Phone 3343 J. N. LUNSFORD & SON Over 30 Years EUTAW, ALABAMA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1952 J. J. BETHANY BOLIGEE, ALABAMA
COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF
OF TUSCALOOSA
GREENE COUNTY ENGRAVING CO.
P.-T. A. Your Photographer
TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA
Compliments of N. L. DAVENPORT and SONS EUTAW, ALABAMA Compliments of PARK SHOP TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA
DILLARD STANDARD STATION Standard Oil Products Atlas Tires, Tubes, Batteries and Accessories If you don't see it, ask for it Phone 9108 Eutaw, Alabama EUTAW HARDWARE COMPANY HARDWARE PAINTS FARM SUPPLIES Where Satisfaction is Guaranteed R. M. Stone Eutaw, Alabama
YELLOW FRONT STORE Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Class of 1952 EUTAW, ALABAMA Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE R. A. YORK Eutaw, Alabama
The Only 100% Alumni Store in Town EUTAW GROCERY COMPANY Phone 3433 HOLLINGSWORTH JEWELRY Bulova — Elgin — Haviland China Lunt and International Sterling EUTAW, ALABAMA
GREENE COUNTY MOTOR
COMPANY
DESOTO
PLYMOUTH
GMC TRUCKS
Sales — Service
EUTAW, ALABAMA
Phone 3220
THE PALMER QUICK FREEZE
Our Best Wishes To The
CLASS OF 1952
B. D. PALMER
EUTAW,
ALABAMA
THRIFT IS THE FOUNDATION ON WHICH YOU BUILD YOUR
FINANCIAL FUTURE
TO BE INDEPENDENT IN YOUR OLD AGE, START A
SYSTEMATIC SAVINGS PROGRAM
WITH US NOW
MERCHANTS AND FARMERS BANK
EUTAW, ALABAMA
Friendly, Courteous Service
Greene County Democrat PRINTING - ADVERTISING Phone 3373 Richard Martin Compliments of DELVIEW DAIRY
Compliments of FRIDAY LUMBER COMPANY Wholesalers and Retailers of
Pure Process Ice Makers TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA Pine and Hardwood Lumber Phone 23931 TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA
Henderson Construction Company BUILDING - PAINTING - MASONRY Phone 3164 EUTAW, ALABAMA Yarbrough Service Station 3173 DODGE and PLYMOUTH J Sales and Service
B. J. LEVY & SON DEPARTMENT STORE < Demopolis, Alabama B. J. LEVY & SON DEPARTMENT STORE Demopolis, Alabama
Compliments
of
Gallogy and Jones
Motor Co.
DRUID BUTANE CO.
2525 Broad St.
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Phone 3917
Your Dependable Source
of Supplies
1
\u\Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
REG. U.S. PAT. OFF.
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Wiesel Co
WrHE STORE FOR MEN & BOYS
COLSON LUMBER COMPANY
FARMER’S and BUILDER’S
SUPPLY COMPANY
LUMBER BUILDING FARM SUPPLIES
Phone 3140 or 3361
PURINA FEEDS
PROTECT OUR FOREST
KEEP ALABAMA GREEN
Compliments of
Perkins Barber Shop
Compliments of
ADDY'S CAFE
Boligee, Alabama
Jewelers Since 1904 FINCHER and OZMENT Tuscaloosa, Alabama Compliments of J. D. Steele & Company EUTAW, ALABAMA
The Commercial National Bank F. D. I.C. Demopolis, Alabama Compliments of TUSCALOOSA NEWS West Alabama's Only Daily Newspaper
Braswell Hardware Co. Since 1865 Phone 63 Demopolis, Alabama Compliments of MAYER BROTHERS DEMOPOLIS, ALABAMA
HASSON-POOLE GROCERY CO
WHOLESALE ONLY
Phone 3204 Eutaw, Alabama
GROCERIES, FEEDS, NOTIONS, TOBACCO
FULL CREAM-DIXIE LILY and SNOW WHITE FLOUR
Operating in
GREENE, HALE, MARENGO, PICKENS, SUMTER, TUSCALOOSA
CHOCTAW and PERRY COUNTIES
PLEASING YOU PLEASES US
Compliments of EATMAN DRUG COMPANY Prescription Druggists "THE BEST DRUG STORE" Eutaw, Alabama ; Compliments of EUTAW OIL COMPANY Distributors for Pure Oil Products J. W. HAMILTON Phone 3461 Eutaw, Alabama
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Compliments of EUTAW CAFE EUTAW, ALABAMA CITIES SERVICE STATION DICK CROSS Phone 3442
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GREENE COUNTY i MOTOR
COMPANY
DESOTO PLYMOUTH GMC TRUCKS
Sales — Service
EUTAW, ALABAMA
Phone 3220
1
druid furniture co.
Compliments of
MARGARET'S
HOME OF QUALITY FURNITURE
When in Tuscaloosa, Make Our Store
Your Headquarters
2215 6th Street
Phone 7574
TUSCALOOSA,
ALABAMA
Ladies' and Children's
Compliments of
Ready-to-Wear
C. W. LEWIS
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FURNITURE COMPANY
EUTAW,
ALABAMA
Forty-Seven Years of Dependable
Service
TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA
and commerce
loday we are printers of the
yearbook of your school.
professions, industry
at Paragon hope to serve you with
the essential Printing
and LithographyW
you will need in the pursuit of your career.
Many of our best customers came to us through friendships
formed around the annual planning table or from former
grads like yourself who first saw our work in their annual.
Wiilt HeAi WiAlteA
01je Qaragon Qrtss
MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA