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This is a photo of TERRY WILLIAMSON '51 when he was 20 years old, in the Army....stationed in Germany.

Terry attend "Faching", which he described as something similar to Mardi Gras.

I wish the picture was in color becasue Terry described the outfit he wore as....a colorful shirt, tied at the waist...a purple garter on one leg and a red one on the other with his LONGJOHNS tucked into some bright colored socks. He was the hit of the party of over 1000 people in a large arena in Hanua Germany. When someone asked him what he was going to wear to the next one, he said he would probably go naked. Hold your breath for that picture....*grin*

There's another one coming with Terry and another one of his friends...look for that soon.

This is a photo of TERRY WILLIAMSON '51 when he was 20 years old, in the Army....stationed in Germany.

Terry attend "Faching", which he described as something similar to Mardi Gras.

I wish the picture was in color becasue Terry described the outfit he wore as....a colorful shirt, tied at the waist...a purple garter on one leg and a red one on the other with his LONGJOHNS tucked into some bright colored socks. He was the hit of the party of over 1000 people in a large arena in Hanua Germany. When someone asked him what he was going to wear to the next one, he said he would probably go naked. Hold your breath for that picture....*grin*

There's another one coming with Terry and another one of his friends...look for that soon.

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Here's Terry and one of his friends, ready to leave for another "Faching" party.

They are both wearing their skin tight LONGJOHNS.....

I'm still waiting on the picture of them naked....

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Boulevard Baptist Sunday School

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Trinity Baptist Church - Royal Ambassadors for Christ Baseball Team
Kneeling: Bubba Ray, Clifford Smith, Wayne Spencer, Billy Barnett, Hollis Rhodes, Kenny O'Daniel
Standing: Mr. Council, Jimmy Gartrell, Gene Atkinson, Umpire-Mr. Beckett, Dick Saunders, Stirling Gammons, Billy Moore, Mr. Watson

Trinity Baptist Church - Royal Ambassadors for Christ Baseball Team
Kneeling: Bubba Ray, Clifford Smith, Wayne Spencer, Billy Barnett, Hollis Rhodes, Kenny O'Daniel
Standing: Mr. Council, Jimmy Gartrell, Gene Atkinson, Umpire-Mr. Beckett, Dick Saunders, Stirling Gammons, Billy Moore, Mr. Watson

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Big winners at the Longview Heights playground pet parade on July 9, 1951, were James Langston of 1839 Shadowlawn (front left), Reny Murray of 617 Allison (front right), George Dixon of 1053 Woodlawn (back left) and Betsy Wilson (back right) of 701 Davant.

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There is a mistake in the capiton of this photo as it appeared in the Commercial Appeal. The girl named Peggy Ann Jones, should be PATSY ANN JONES....from the class of 1959.

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JOE TULLY

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The Goodyear baseball team, of the Exchange Club League, won the 1952 City Championship.

Front row...L to R..Artie Clark, Butch Dulugach, Robert Shelton, Tommy Crawford, Buddy Clark, & ????
Back Row..Coach Irvin Crockett, Bobby Atkins, Jerry Dulugach, Billy Atkins, Jimmy Loosier, Earl Porter & Joe Cooper..

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J. T. Lamb, of the Exchange Club League, won the junior boys' baseball “Tournament of Champions” in August 1951.
The team (first row, from left): Fred Barnett, Joe Hall, Don Norwood and Jimmy Spellings. (Second row) Jimmy Hall, John Sanders, Billy Landers, Paul Robinson, and Roy Prince. (Back row) Terrell McNutt, Ray Clark, Larry Simms, Willie Cross and Richard Harty.

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Fourth-graders at Lauderdale School were hard at work at their old-school desks Feb. 11, 1952, with plans for a spectacular Valentine's Day shindig in the works. The seated kids were making lacy Valentine cards, while those in line were depositing their finished cards in a pretty Valentine's box wielded by Miss Rose Albertine, the teacher.

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