Bauxite High School - Miner Yearbook (Bauxite, AL)

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WE ARE PROUD OF OLIR SCHOOL We are especially proud of our High School boys and girls. They have made an excellent record and have advertised Bauxite in athletics and literature. Efficiency in everything, honesty, truth- fulness and morality are absolutely neces- sary for success in any line of endeavor. 0ur boys and girls are blessed with all of these good qualities and have our very best wishes for a happy and prosperous life, Bauxite Mercantile Co

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1 v 7 l t t 1 r t t 1 t I 'I 'IHA .WIN BAUX1Y'E S. I. 14.-QCONTINUEDJ spirit, our library had been replenished, domestic science equipment supplemented, school room extras, such as fancy papers, scissors, crayolas, etc., supplied, and our school interest wonderfully increased. 'through the courtesy ofthe American Bauxitc Company, our grounds had been dragged and graveled and see-saws and swings added to them. Norton Company had given a giant stride which was very appreciable. There remained 2540.65 in our treasury. September 21, 1922, the following officers were elected: Mrs. J. W. Lewellen, presidentg Mrs. S. H. Pace, vice-president, Mrs. XV. L. Connevey, secretary, Mrs. H. N. Sanges, treasurerg and Mrs. E. A. Buckley, corresponding secretary. New members have been added from time to time and our roll now numbers sixty-one members. The work of the year has been varied and interesting. Books, supplementary materials for all grades, domestic science supplies, three sewing machines, and a fifty dollar donation to the Miner - these have been some of the tangible results of the year's work. To Rev. King is due credit for nearly two hundred dollars which he se- cured in pledges to finance the year's work. There has also been practically one hundred dollars collected in dues and on the Hollo- we'en entertainment. Again the American Bauxite Company has been good to us in that it has added a new fence for our grounds and around it has planted poplar trees which are growing well and will greatly enhance the beauty and comfort of our premises. We also gratefully acknowledge a donation of twenty-five dollars from the American Legion. On Thursday, May 17, the closing meeting of the year was held. At this time a new corps of officers for the coming school year was elected: Mrs. J. T. Fuller, president, Mrs. J. VV. Lewellen, vice-pres- identg Mrs. J. E. Parsons, secretary, Mrs. H. N. Sanges, treasurer, and Mrs. J. M. Steed, corresponding secretary. The treasurer reported a balance of 51569.48 in funds. With this as a financial beginning for next year, reenforced by a zealous membersip with unsurpassed S. l. A. spirit, and a splendid team of officers, we expect 1923-24 to be the greatest year in Bauxite S. l. A. history. HR Pdlvlz -K'hI'In.N

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For the members of the Graduating Class We wish much success in their future work. Congratulations to the sup- erintendent and teachers of the Bauxite School for their successful Work during the past year. NORTON COMPANY