Dadeville High School - Talisman Yearbook (Dadeville, AL)

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v i CLASS HISTORY Our story begin on September 1, of 1934. It is a story of 50 little boys and girls, who were going to school for the first time. They arrived at the Dedeville Grammar School one bright September morAing where they met their first teachers. Miss Lester and Miss McIntosh. This year we learned to read, write and the three R»s were beginning to become a reality to us. Next year we were growing up. Why, my goodness, we were second graders now with Mrs. Willis and Mrs. Pogue as our In- structors . m The following year we were under the supervision of Mrs. Henderson. Mrs. Henderson, our teacher, was very king to us. This year we had a play called, Bridget and the Brown's, di- rected by Mrs. Henderson. In the fifth grade Miss Sorrell was our instructor. This year we could become members of the 4-H club. We also became conscious of music after Miss Sorrell taught us singing for a while. In the sixth grade our instructor was Mr. Meigs, and his faithful guidance graduated us with flying colors. The next year we went over to High School, where we were a little uncertain about the things that were going to happen to us. Our c18ss broke all records by having the Sponsor for the Dadeville-Alexander City football game. Being inspired by this we went to work for the Cotton iueen. From our class we were honored by having the Maid of Honor. At the beginning of the second year we were getting used to bells, and different teachers. We were under the guidance of Miss Roberta. This year we were beginning to make our credits to grad- uate. My, but we were green freshmen 1 We were under the gui- dance of Miss McNutt. Sophmores I Did we think we were smart 1 Our class off- icers were: President, Hollis Keel and Representative, Sarah Nell Brewer. This year our instructor was Miss Stokes. The next year we were happy to be called Juniors”. Our president this year was Paul Caldwell. This year we gave our first formal dance. Were we grown-up ana sophisticated! 46» And now we are Dignified Seniors . This year we have several veterans joining our class. We also lost some of our class. We elected Jim Fears on as our President. Through all our years in school we looked forward to the day of rrsduation. Now as the time is drawing near, no long- er do we look forward but wish the hands of time could be tur- ned back to the happy times we spent at dear old T.C.H.S. •ip?'.

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 CLASS PROPHECY I am the invisible, always on the alert; a part of our class destiny, binding them together and keeping the secrets well. With a touch of magic, I open their future to you. Ray owns a great big farm. And he’s a bachelor still. If he doesn't watch his charm Some girl will steal him from the field. Jr. is the guy with the grease on his face. He's Dadeville's best mechanic. He works around cars with an easy grace. But girls throw him into a panic. Betty Jo with a white cap perched on her red hair. Is seen In the John Hopkins each day. Her smile brings joy to every pateint there, We want that sweet red-headed nurse , they say. James Minor better known as Coon , Is still chasing the girls. Although he'll be married soon. To a girl with beautiful red curls. Jim spends much time in the skys. He's pilot of a huge passenger plane. He has a confident look in his eyes, Through any weather--sunshlne or rain. Monetha Is cover girl for Life Magazine, She's the prized Model of John Powers. In the latest fashions, she's always seen. Constantly showered with gifts and flowers. There's the boy named Lee, He's now a great architect. Surprising as it maybe for Birdie , He's planning a house for his bride-elect. James Brigman is stationed in Maine, Still wearing his favorite blue. He’s commander of a Naval Transport Plane, Loved and respected by all his crew.