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

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CLASS OF '4B First Row: M. Majors, J. Mallory, C. McAlister, L. McAlister, M. McClellan, P. McCollough, G. McDaniel, Second Row: R. Melton, W. Milner, A. Mixon, B. Newberry, J. Nolen, N. Oliver, T. Orphan. Third Row: B. Pitts, A. Pitchford, B. Peters, A. Porch, J. Prestage, G. Rainwater, D. Ray. Fourth Row: J. Ray, E. Raynolds, J. Rigby, R. Sasser, E. Scruggs, A. Smith, B. Smith. Fifth Row: E. Smith, Gene Smith, G. Smith. J. Smith, J. C. Smith, W. Smith, O. Speaks. Sixth Row: G. Spraggins, E. Smith, O. Story, B. Tate, A. Thomas, M. Tidwell, J. Turner. Seventh Row: N. Waller, V. Whaley, F. Williams, M. Willis, L. Worthy, S. Worthy, L. Young.

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CLASS OF '49 First Row: E. Adams, J. Baker, M. Ballard, E. Black, D. Blair, B. Bolan, G. Bolan. Second Row: M. Bolan, G. Brad- ley, B. Brown, F. Brown, B. Buchannon, C. Bunn, R. Burdcshaw. Third Row: H. Bush, M. F. Buzbec, M. Buz- bee, J. Caldwell, J. Claybrooks, B. Cockron, E. Coker. Fourth Row: J. Coker, T. Cole, C. Colley, B. Culbertson, A. Dean, M. Dean, G. Denny. Fifth Row: K. Duncan, S. Dunn, F. Flournoy, G. Forbus, S. Forbus, B. Ford, E. Fuller. Sixth Row: L. Fuller, E. Futral, B. Graves, L. Graves, H. Graves, C. Harris, B. Hawthorne. Seventh Row: V. Hodge, M. Holloway, I. Huett, M. Isbell, C. Keel, M. Knight, B. Leonard.

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 STORY IN Once there was a man who lived in a little village called (1) which, as you know, is very near (2). He was very happy living in his little (3) house, but one night he was (4) of cake and pickles than usual and he had a night- mare. He dreamed he was matching pennies with his ( 5 ) and one of them said, ow do you win (6) time?” Putting a Half—(7) on the man, he said, Do you mean that I’m not playing fair?” The man said, No, but you are so (8) about (9) that I don’t see how you can keep your senses.” An old man who was singing a (10) looked at them and said, Sure, and that (11) has you wrapped around her finger or there isn’t a Shamrock in Ireland.” The Baker sadly replied, If I were sure she loved me, I would be the happiest man in the world.” The old man stopped (12) long enough to say, Let’s take our problem to the Professor for him to trash out.” They rushed to the Pro- fessor’s home but there were a lot of people already there. The man talking to the Professor held a bunch of sweet potato plants in his hand, and he was saying, (13) grow here?” The (14) from the local blacksmith’s shop came to ask advice on a problem at his shop. Mrs. (15) sent a plow to be sharpened but the edges are (16) badly it is impossible. Shall I (17) plow in to the scrap drive, or (18) plow over to her and let her (19) own plow in to the scrap drive, (20) after all, its her (21)!” Even the children had problems to present. A little girl lisped, What shall I do? (22) old dith in town ith at my houth and I’m tired of wathing them!” The Professor answered all questions as they were asked and when everyone was quiet, he asked, Are there (23) questions?” The Banker and his friends came forward. (24), they cried, will you tell us what to do?”