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

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1941 volume:

by Qbr (Jaragon prr«f MONTftOMtRT ALAtAMA HAMILTON LYONS ATHLETIC DIRECTOR « J. M. PEARSON SUPERINTENDENT H.L. NIPPER PRINCIPAL ' MISS nARION E hgli sh MISS HUBBAR Math e hnaticsl 1R LITTLE Sc ience HISS BOSTRUM Home Economy vr HISS LAMBERTH HISS BUTLER MISS CORB usmes MISS TURNIPSEED L at i n MR LYON At h letics MISS LEE E nglish MISS HODO Mathematics IIS? ROBERTS )oc ia Stud i e s SOME FOLKS BEI SAT UPON? WOULDN’T YOU LIKE TO 5EE SENIORS AT STUDY? °e K NlP tR'S 0f oeR p A CORNER STONE INSCRIBED WITH l l? SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS RUFUS HALL VICE PRESIDENT WYATT THOMAS PRESIDENT VIRGINIA COLVARD TREASURER KATHERINE THORNTON SECRETARY SENIOR ELIZABETH ARNOLD Candy Counter BETTY BROWN B. B. RALPH CARLTON Another Carlton GAINES COGGINS Butch GAINES COKER Coke MARIE CHEATHAM Wife REGINALD FORBUS Tuffy RALPH GALLOWAY Slick LEWIS GODFREY Ug JOHN ROY GORDON General E. C. HALL Field's 2nd ELIZABETH HARRIS Liza VERNON HOLMAN Roxie EVAN JOHNSON Studious JOHN ROBERT JONES Preachers E N I O R S HOMER LANKFORD Annie - RUTH LOCKE Hamp's Secretary HOYT MASON Soda Jerken GUY MANN Short Stuff james McClellan Sparkey JAMES McGILL Ace MAE DEAN McGILL Hill's Grocery Co. billy McWhorter Squirmy DOROTHY NASH Dot JUSTINE NEIGHBORS Lank BEATRICE OWENS Country RUTH PASLEY Friendly HELEN PATTERSON Pat MAURICE PITTS Shakespere GENE PORCH Smarty s E N I O R S LOUISE PRICE Blondie CHARLES RAY Chuck EDWARD RAY Ed CLYDE ROBINSON Rob MARY BETH SCOTT Foshee CHARLINE SMITH Stinky CHAR.ES SWANSON Whiskey WiNSON TAPLEY Red MAVO'JREEN THOMAS Dreamer DAYTON THORNTON Caddy Lcng Legs GORDON TUCKER Jass JAMES VERNON Pretty Boy JULIA WALLS Lockout Dadeville HILDA WARREN Elmore's LOUISE WILLIS Poss JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS EMO GENE BROWN PRESIDENT •BEAUTY AND BRAINS- I 7 SARA NELL DEAN SECRETARY •efficiency expert 1 FRANK DUNCAN VICE PRESIDENT ’COUNTRY - JITTERBUG SPECIAL SEABORN ROGERS TREASURER ‘LADIES' MAN - MANS MAN JUNIORS HENRY ARNOLD LEWIS ADAIR INEZ BAKER BURL BROWN EVELYN CHEATWOOD MARGARET DAVIS CHARLES DAVIS MARGIE DENNIS BILLIE DEAN SARA DRAKE R. J. EASON CLARA NELL FULLER LOUISE FULLER HILDA FUTRAL PAUL GOODROE JULIA HOLLEY EDWWARD HARRIS WILLIAM HAWKINS JUNIORS BERNICE HIX F. C. HOLMAN MARY LIZZIE HORSLEY MARY LUCY HORSLEY GLADYS JOHNSON CHARLES LITSEY LURLINE McGILL MORRIS MALLORY LEVIS MASON RUTH MITCHEM BILLY MOODY DOROTHY PATE GLADSTONE PICKENS MARY LEWIS PLASSE MELVIN PRITCHARD INZER RILEY HAROLD SCOTT MORRIS SCROGGINS JUNIORS EARL SMITH ANDY SORRELL ROSS BARTON SPEAKS WILLIE LEE SPEAKS MARGARET SOLLEY CHARLOTTE SPEAKS CHRISTINE SPIVEY MORRIS STEWART MINNIE LOU STEWART VONCYLE TALLEY RALPH THOMAS W. D. THOMAS DAWSON THOMPSON ANN WAITES CECIL WALTON THURMAN WALDROP JACQUELYN WILLIAMS TOMMY WILLIAMS SOPHOMORES EARL DEE ADAIR L. B. ALLEN LOWELL ALLEN CHRISTINE ALLEN KYLE BAILEY SHIRLEY BAIRD CAROLYN BALLARD LESTER BOWERS CARL COOPER BROWN DESSIE CARLTON LOUISE CHAMPION MIRIAM CLAYBROOK JOHNNY COX P. D. CULBERTSON DAUGHTRY DANIELS HORACE DAVIS ELIZABETH DEAN ELIZABETH DUNCAN AUBRY DUNCAN WILBER EASTERWOOD JOE FARROW KATHERINE FULLER CRAYTON GALLOWAY MILDRED GODFREY JACK GOODEN EUGENE HAYNES FRED HALL MARY HAVENS GENELLE INGRAM WILLODEAN INGRAM ROBBIE J. JOHNSON PAUL JONES SOPHOMORES J. D. KNIGHT B. L. MANN JEANETTE MASON sara McAllister dorothy McCullough LOUISE MclLEVAIN ALLEN MILAN CHARLES MOODY PHILLIP MULLANE ERLINE NEIGHBORS THIRWELL NOLEN REGINALD OLIVER DORIS PARTRIDGE JULIA MAE PIKE JAMES SELLERS VERNIE LOU SMITH MARY JOHN SOLLEY JAMES SFEAKS WILLIE J. SPRAGGINS HOYT STEEL NELLIE MAE STEEL MORRIS TAUNTON ANN THOMAS NORA THOMPSON IRA B. VEAZERY MADOLYNE VERNON JODIE WADE PAULINE WALLER GUY WHETSTONE DWIGHT WILLIAMS HENRY WILLIS EUGENE WOLFE . . A r°ms' Adomjo - Au9«s'. Bailey. Baker. Besse. Bence. Bishop. Block. Block. Blanks. Brown. Bryant. Carlton. Champion. Cole, Collins, Dean, Dean, Dean, Dean, Dean. Dean, Dennis. Despoister, Drake. Earnhardt, Eason, Fuller, Fuller, Goodwin,' Harris, Hodnett, Hodnett. Holt. Howard. Huett, Ingram, Johnson, Jones, Little, McGuire, Mann, Mann, Martin, Moore, Mor- gan Nash Neighbors Neighbors, Newman, Oliver. Pemberton. Rigby. Roy. Sondlin, Scherer, Scott, Scott, Simpson. Smith, Sorrell, Tolley. Tote, Thomas. Turner. White. Wilson Winslette. E. Adorns, J. Adorns, Adomson, Avery, Baker, G. Bollard, J. Ballard, Bence, Blonkship. Bradford. Bradley. Caldwell, Cotchings, Champion, Chatechi, Cotney, G. Dovis, V. Davis, M. Dean, K. Dean, M. Dean, R. Dean, Duncan, Earnhardt. Eason, Evans. Forbus, Fuller, Graham, Harolson. F. Harris, K. Harris, Havens. Hawthorne. Horton, Huggins. C. Johnson, G. John- son. Loshly. Lilly. Litesy, Little. Locke. Mann, J. Mallory, L. Mallory. McDongal, McQuIlian, Mison, Moody. Owens. Peters, C. Pitts. M. Pitts, Price, Reynolds, Sanders. Scarbrough, Self, Sherrer. Smith, Speaks. Summers, Taunton, Thornell, Thornton, Towns, Woldrop. Williams. We pause here to remember those who will never see this book— TOMMY McDOUGAL, A member of the Junior One Class and MR. EDMUND CODY HALL, SR., father of the editor of this edition of L'Echo Abernathy, E. Allen, J. Allen, Baily, Ballard, Bently, Bishop, Blair, Black. Blake, Blanks. Boddie, D. Bolan, E. Bolan, L. Bolan, Bradbury, E. Brewer, H. Brewer, Britten, Brooks, Carlton, Clark, Claybrooks. Collins, Crowe, Crow, Davidson, C. Dean, D. Dean, L. Dean, C. Fuller, H. Fuller, J. Fuller, W. Futral, Futral, E. Griffin, V. Griffin, Gunn, Hamilton, Harbuck, C. Harris, F. Harris, Hendrix, Herzfeld, Hope, Houtson, Joiner, Jones, E. Keel,_M. Keel, Lester, Lilly, D. Little, J. Little, Logon, Mann, M. Mason, S. Mason, W. Mason, Mathews, Mayhand, McClellan, V. McClellan, McDougal, T. McDougal, Mc- Intyre, Nash, Neighbors, Nolen, Ogletree, Paterson, Pemberton, Peters, Ray, Reynolds, Rigsby, Sasser, Saxon, Scarborough, Scroggins, Shaffer, Shearer, Sheria, Smelly, E. Smith, A. Smit h, Stewart, Taunton, Taylor, Thornton, Vickers, Walker, Warren, White, Worthy. -ANKFORQ- ' . r ' Q-B- HOLMAN- Complete Results of A. C. H. S. Football 1922-1939 1922 Ansley, Coach—Lefty Wat wood (C) A. C. H. S. 0 Auburn Rats_____________ 72 71 Opelika .................. 0 58 Rockford _______________ 0 13 Lineville .............. 12 0 Dadeville ............... 68 0 Ashland __________________ 6 14 Sylacauga _____________ 34 0 Auburn High ............. 18 13 Tallassee .............. 12 1923 Ansley, Coach—Thirwell Nolen (C) A. C. H. S. 6 Ashland............... 0 0 Lanier __________________ 52 45 Eclectic ................. 0 35 Rockford................. 0 50 Opelika _______________ 0 14 Sylacauga................ 7 6 Lineville ............... 0 0 Auburn High ............. 13 1924 Ansley, Coach—Donald Perkins (C) A. C. H. S. 52 Langdale................ 0 7 Lanier ................ 29 56 Opelika......_............ 0 68 Lanett................. 0 6 B’ham Sou. Rats ....... 18 52 Rockford ................. 0 7 Columbiana ........... 0 32 Ashland _............... 0 3 Roanoke.................. 6 52 Oxford ................... 0 1925 Ansley, Coach—Pete Ployd (C) A. C. H. S. 25 Bethlehem College........ 6 0 Lanier ................ 18 0 Auburn Rats...............13 25 Talladega-----------------0 10 Ashland___________________20 32 Sylacauga ---------------- 0 6 Gadsden _________________ 12 41 Rockford _________________ 0 39 Roanoke__________________ 0 12 Wetumpka................ 20 0 B'ham Sou. Rats ......... 6 13 Notasulga ______________ 29 1926 Ansley, Coach—Judd Parrish (C) A. C. H. S. 41 Bethlehem College ...... 13 20 LaPayette............. 6 6 Lanier ............... 19 7 Mignon .................. 0 26 Ashland _________________ 0 27 Sylacauga_______________ 0 40 Wedowee__________________ 0 6 Roanoke___________________ 2 67 Five Points ______________ 7 13 Dadeville .............. 20 1927 Ansley—Fox, Coaches Joe Pepper (C) A. C. H. S. 39 Maxwell Field ............ 6 0 Lanier .................. 1 26 Bethlehem College ...� .. 18 ' 19 Wood lawn (B’ham) -------- 0 66 Five Points —------------- 0 60 Ashland .................. 7 52 Rockford ...............— 0 53 Roanoke ............... 6 108 LaPayette................ 6 6 Dadeville —................ 6 60 Hackneyville.............. 0 25 Davis ton .............. — 0 1928 Fox, Coach—Pete Wilbanks (C) A. C. H. S. 46 Rockford................ — 0 6 Lanier................... 52 0 Jacksonville Normal ....... 7 7 Maxwell Field ---------- 0 14 Clanton ....... —.......... 0 35 Ashland ......... —....... 0 7 Goodwater.................. 7 19 Marburry................... 0 19 Tallassee ........... 14 20 Dadeville .............. 0 13 Holtville _____ ..________ 0 1929 Fox, Coach—Arnold McClellan (C) A. C. H. S. 13 Sylacauga............... 6 49 Auburn High ______________ 12 0 Lanier___________________ 25 45 Mignon ___________________ 0 19 Ashland__________________ 0 7 Roanoke___________________ 12 12 Goodwater............... 0 0 Tallassee ________________ 0 12 Dadeville ................. 0 I 19 Opelika ........... ..... 14 1930 Fox, Coach,—E. Funderburk (C) A. C. H. S. 19 Sylacauga................. 0 , 33 Phenix City ____________ 0 j 46 Columbus, Ga. ____________ 0 I 6 Phillips (B’ham) .......... 0 6 Roanoke__________________ 0 61 Ashland.................. 0 53 Mignon.................. 8 6 Lanier ................. 13 49 Goodwater .............. 0 49 Dadeville ______________ 0 1931 Fox, Coach—John Floyd (C) A. C. H. S. 33 Sylacauga 7 0 Phillips (B’ham) 21 0 Lanier 7 6 Tuscaloosa 12 45 Ashland 13 39 Mignon . 0 13 Lineville 7 14 Wedowee 13 49 Dadeville 0 39 Roanoke 12 13 LaGrange, Ga. 6 1932 Fox, Coach—Toppy Hodnett (C) A. C. H. 8. 26 Sylacauga -------------- 6 24 Ashland__________________ 0 32 Phenix City ______________ 6 27 Wedowee .... ..........._ 0 18 Lineville _______________ 12 33 Union..................... 0 0 Tuscaloosa________________ 12 0 Lanier _______________ ... 13 25 Dadeville ................ 6 1933 Fox, Coach—Ralph Meigs (C) A. C. H. S. 20 Phenix City ______________ 6 18 Talladega ________________ 0 39 Wetumpka _________________ 0 21 Lanett_____________________6 43 Wedowee____________________0 13 Tallassee_________________12 41 Lineville................ 0 6 Dadeville ............... 6 6 Lanier_____________________26 1934 Fox, Coach—Donald Petrey (C) A. C. H. S. 6 Phenix City ______________ 0 0 Lanier ____________________ 7 25 Bridgeport................ 0 7 Lanett____________________ 7 0 Tallassee _________________ 0 46 Wetumpka ................. 0 26 Lineville ................ 0 13 Jasper................. 13 12 Dadeville________________ 6 13 Selma ____________________ 6 1935 Fox, Coach—Herbert Thomas (C) A. C. H. S. 12 Phenix City .............. 0 0 B’ham Sou. Rats............ 6 12 Lanier .......... ....... 7 22 Lanett ................... 0 39 Tallassee ................ 7 20 Hartford ................ 14 39 Dothan ............... 6 33 Wetumpka ................. 0 13 Dadeville ................ 0 38 Selma .................... 0 1936 Fox, Coach—Herman Carlisle (C) A. ft. H. S. 19 Holtville ............. 0 0 Lanier_____________________26 25 Ashland ....-............. 0 18 Phenix City _____________ 12 21 Tallassee ............ 13 6 Lanett .................. 2 19 Hartford ................. 6 7 Dadeville _______________ 0 13 Opp ...................... 6 1937 Lyon, Coach—Yeargan, Assistant C. M. Maxwell, (C) A. C. H. S. 38 Wadley____________________ 0 6 Lanett____________________ 6 6 Phenix City .............. 19 9 Lineville__________________13 19 Selma 7 Tallassee 18 Dadeville______________ . 0 Bessemer ............... ] 0 Opp________________________ 1938 Lyon, Coach—Yeargan, Assistant Kenneth Ingram (C) A. C. H. S. 38 Pell City _____________ i 7 Selma..................... .. 28 Wedowee___ .38 Lineville __ 25 Lanett _____ 52 Opp ........ 0 Tallassee .... 40 Phenix City 12 Dadeville .... 1939 Lyon, Coach—Colley, Assistant. Alvin Denham (C) A. C. H. S. 33 Pell City ................ 26 Wadley ................... 38 Prattville .................j 18 Central Hi. (Valley) ........ ] 34 Lanett ................... i 26 Siluria 26 Tallassee ................ j| 20 Phenix City ............... j 6 Dadeville ................. 13 Ligon. Coach—Little, Assistant Caines Coker (C) A. C. H. S. 31 Pell City ................ fl 12 Prattville ............... I 0 Sylacauga .................. j 26 Opelika ................... j 31 Dozier ................... j 0 Valley Hi. ..........._....]j 13 Tallassee 1 12 Phenix City ............. f 0 Dadeville 25 Notasulga lj Games Won ui Games Lost ............. 4] Games Tied .............. 9 Points Scored ............. 4148 Points Scored by Opponents 1297 TENDER ALL COMPLAINTS TO LOUISE WILII5 ASSISTANT EDITOR E.C. HALL JR. EDITOR L’ECHO WyATT THOMAS BUSINESS MANAGER STAFF GAINES COGGINS ETC BETTY BROWN ADVERTISING JUUA WALLS CIRCULATION ETC REGINALD FQRBU5 advertising MOST POPULAR RALPH GALLOWAY w WH MOST POPULAR. SARA DRAKE □ MOST STUOIOUS EVAN JOHNSON MOST STUDIOUS RUTH LOCKE WE PAY TRIBUTE TO WYATT THOMAS SPECIAL KATHRYN THORNTON CHOSEN CITIZENSHIP GIRL FOR D-A.R SECRETARY FOR SENIOR CLASS SECRETARY TO PRINCIPAL PRESIDENT OF SENIOR CLASS, BUSINESS MANAGER FOR YEARBOOK, L ECHO, MOST REPRESENTATIVE SENIOR, MANAGER OF SUPPLY STORE MANAGER OF BASKETBALL TEAM CLASS SALUTATOR IAN , AND IN OUR OPINION A GOOD ALL ROUND FELLOW YARDS TO CO BALL VISITORS AL€X CITY BUARTCR SC0R€ 1 2 3 4 n VISITORS 12 RL€X CITY '5 CHEER LEADERS CHARLES SWANSON HEAD CHEERLEADER JULIA WALLS JOHNNY FARR CHARLINE SMITH We wish to thank AVONDALE MILLS of Alexander City, Alabama, for the gift of materials for the covers designed by Johnnie Farr for this edition Thank you, Mr. Turner FROSHIN'S FOR FITY YEARS ALEXANDER CITY'S BEST DEPARTMENT STORE PATRONIZE THESE FIRMS ALEXANDER CITY CREAMERY ABSO PURE DAIRY PRODUCTS You will take increasing pride and joy with your BALFOUR RING over the years CLASS RINGS AND PINS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS DIPLOMAS - PERSONAL CARDS CUPS - MEDALS - TROPHIES Jeweler to the Senior Class of Alexander City High School L. 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