Alexander City High School - Echo Yearbook (Alexander City, AL)

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SENIOR DIRECTORY name disposition is hobby is is noted for Bert Bailey Oemure Playinc guitar Trying to yodel George Bailey Independent Tap dancing Words THAT long John Ballaro Recessive Running Store Durante Nose Lester Blackburn Jolly Tennis Missing trains Jessie Myrle Bolan Explos1VE BiCYCL1NC Temper tantrums Wilmot Brown Likeable Singing Taroiness Herman Carlisle Fr 1 ENDLY Yarn swapping Big feet Sara Frances Chapman Benicnant Traveling Her walk Eoelene Cook OuLCET Hiking Blind dates Charles Cotton Witty Collecting money Quarterbacking Marvin Crawford Indifferent G1GOLO-ING Getting ’em Ralph Davis Bright Sports Going to school Eloise Davis Pleasant Making noise Cutting classes Carolyn Day Changeable Eat i ng Who, sir? Me, sir? Darwin Dobbs Reckless Loving in puslic Red hair Jimmie Duncan Happy Milking Laughing Jessie Futral Reserveo Reading Quietness Joel Graves Milo Mixing cheuicals Working in lab Eoith Ham Optimistic Mov1E-GO 1 NG Fingernails Otis Hardy Cheerful Flirting His line Eloise Harris Sweet Skat i ng Innocent look John Holley Negative Dating Sense of smell Peggy Howell ??? Drawing Blono curls Lauchlin Hunter Sunny Laughing Riding Ennis uohnston Sentimental Oriving Bus Blue suits Margie Knight Timid Helping others Her sweetness Harold Langley Heavenly Rambl 1 NG Being slow Eloise Lennaro 'Tem pe rauental Looking nice Playing piano Melba Neighbors Delicate Mem or izing Chewing gum Eldrioge Nix Average Playing rook Good grades Paralee Nix Sedate Giving oroers Morning attendance Johnie Louise Nolen Unselfish Going pdaces Making speeches Edith Peters Conservative Sales-talk1NG Her lip stick Helen Porch Angelic Giggling Titanic proportions Charlie Lee Ray Sober Toe-dancing Being country Lola Mae Sewell Sens itive Stampeding Billing and cooing Russell Sewell Varying Smoking Tall tail-ing Barn esSm i t h Gooo Blushing Left hand Mary Smith Vivacious Popping gum Dan c i ng Annie Laurie Thompson Bonny Writing letters Leaoing cheers Mary Turner Nervous TALKING SiNG1NG IN CLASS Lillian Williamson Easy going Mov1 N G Breaking glasses 21

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Eye Specialist. As I left the office of the Da il y Blah , I met Oarwin Dobbs. He tolo me that he was Chevrolet Dealer in Alexander City, and of- fered TO TAKE ME FOR A TRIAL R I OE IN THE NEW 19 6 CHEWY. I ACCEPTED ANO AS WE SPEO ALONG J H E HIGHWAY HE TURNEO ON THE RAOIO TO SHOW ME WHAT A GOOD ONE IT WAS, BUT WE GOT ONLY WHAT WE THOUGHT WAS STATIC UNTIL THE AN- NOUNCER SAID WE HAD JUST HEARO A DEBATE BETWEEN PEGGY HOWELL ANO PARALEE Nix on the subject Gentlemen Prefer Blondes , andthat next Carolyn Day WOULO GIVE A LECTURE ON HOW TO BECOME PLEASINGLY PLUMP . ABOUT THIS TIME WE DROVE UP TO RALPH DaVIS1 NIGHT CLUB, THE JcKLGK0JSCNH , ON LAKE Martin, where Lauchlin Hunter was entertaining with his orchestra of m i o- GETS. We DECIDEO TO GO IN, ANO INSIDE I SAW GEORGE BAILEY, WHO TOLO ME HE HAO JUST RETURNEO FROM EXPLORING THE WILOS OF AFRICA BUT WAS NOW STUMPEO BY THE WILES OF WOMEB. OVER AT A CORNER TABLE, TAKING DINNER, I WAS GLAD to see Sara Frances Chapman, society leaoer, with Johnie Louise Nolen, THE FAMED WOMAB SENATOR, ANO HER CAMPAIGN MANAGER, HELEN PORCH. ABOUT THAT TIME, SOME ONE GRABBED BY BUTTON HOLE AND THRUST A BIG CIGAR INTO MY HANO, AND I TURNED AND CONFRONTED HERMAN CARLISLE, REPUBLICAN POLITICIAN. HE WAS JUST IN THE ACT OF TELLING ME WHY I SHOULD VOTE FOR HIM IN THE N NEXT ELECTION, WHEN IN BURST JOHN HOLLEY, PUBLIC ENEMY NUMBER 329, WITH A FORTY-FIVE IN ONE HANO ANO A TOMMY GUN IN THE OTHER, ROBBED THE CASH REG- ISTER ANO DEPARTED AS SWIFTLY AS HE HAO APPEARED, LEAVING EVERYONE PARA- LYZEO BY FEAR AND AMAZEMENT. No SOONER HAD HE GONE, THAI IN RUSHED WlLMOT Brown, ace. oetective, the modern Sherlock Holmes, who immediately picked UP HIS CLUES ANO WAS BUT mFTER HIS MAN. THAT NIGHT AFTER I HAO LEFT THE CLUB I TOOK COUNT AND FOUND THAT I HAO SE8N OR HEARD ABOUT ALL OF MY OLD CLASSMATES. IT1S A FUNNY WORLO, AFTER ALL; BUT THEN IT1S NEVER OUT AND IT 1 S NEVER OVER; IT GOES ON ANO ON FOREVER. Joel Graves Class Prophet 20

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SENIOR DIRECTORY IS ADMIRER OF Variety store For os Store-managers Di am on d Joe Bunk Athens College Miss Maxwell Hors es Kellyton Little girls Pontiacs Walls Athletics Pop corn Chevrolet Rich girl Books Mr. Alison Well oresseo people Dames Green sweaters Dances Brunettes Blono hair School Good books Reading Tallahassee Mr. Coley His guitar Berries Athletes Norma Shearer Tall people DynamiT E Sylacauga Girls Wild West stories Reo ' s Cotton A Bush Fancy groceries WANTS TO BE Manager or 5 10 Ast oun oING Merchant Undertaker Man-hater Crooner Pharmacist Home Ec Teacher Housekee per Lochinvar 2d Bus i n ess Man Famous 3asketball Manager Mrs . Van about town Lawyer Teacher Chemist Book-keeper Sheik Fascinating Telephone operator I NIERI OR DECORAT OR Taller Engineer Teacher Mechanic Mus i cI A N Stenographer MI D-S HI PM AN 3a by oi e titian Private secretary Movie star Writer Football pro Boss Heartbreaker Pro ball player Raoio star NO TELLING Nurse Ch i c WILL LIKELY BE Managed BY 10 Just another fellow Clerk AviATOR Demure housewife English professor Soda jerker Toast-burner Waitress A BACHELOR Older, if he lives Unknown Teacher Mrs . Salesman Farmer Housewife Professor Old maid Meat cutter As she is Railroad man Sal es-girl As he is Bus DRIVER Teacher VentriloquI ST Torch singer Office wife Gon ooliER A New-berry Missionary leader Clerk at elmore '4 Cook Henpecked Bossed Brokenhearted Worthy of her Street singer What she wants to be Same old Mary Just Lil 22