Flomaton High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Flomaton, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1938 volume:

7 V V 7 V7 V V V7 V 7 V V7 7 7 7 7 7 V V V Editor in Chief------------------Kathleen Taylor Assistant Editor in Chief--------Lucile McKibhon Business Manager---------------------Gladys Sims Production Manager----------Mary Prances McNider Sports Editor----------------------Cecil 0’Gwynn Social Literary Editor-------------------Mabel Rhodes Art Editor-------------------------------Voncile White ASSISTANTS Bonnie Barnes Clifford Gordon Joseph Lambeth Marjorie Murphy Martha Sowell Folsom Whittaker Gladys Brown Prances Huskey Robert Manry Sybil Simpson Billy Tennant SCHOOL 'OARD MEMBERS V V V y V V V V V w V V V V V V V V V V . E. Weaver, Chairman T. B. Eeriwether ’ F C. Killam COUNTY BOARD KEHBLRS 0. C. Weaver, Superintendent M. C. Pittman, Chairman R. F. Cruitt C. ates r.oore James EcCurdy Gus T. Thomas I am sure that you can derive much pleasure as you turn the pages of this booklet and look upon faces familiar to you in your school days. Here and there you may find those who,in some way,contrib- uted to your happiness or helped you over some difficulty; classmates whose associ- ation meant so much to you. In the future you will find that reminders of your school will be dear to you. As time passes and you are removed from school activities, and as you look back across the years to the few months spent in Flomaton High School, may you be able to recall something worth while that you accomplished while here, something of value received as you went in and out of the class rooms of this, your High School. FACULTY Edward Lee Brantley, Princi pal Grace Marie Stacey Alice Y.ood iUrs. -idith Cruitt Mays John Edward Gj pistian William G. Meriwether iars. Lola M. Vinson Mrs. Lucile V.. uall Mamie E. Prichett Mrs. Ronda M. Rives V V V V V V y v w y V v V V V V V V V CLASS OFFICERS President-------------------------------Kathleen Taylor Vice-President----------------------------Joseph Lambeth Secretary-----------------------Luclle McKlbbon Treasurer---------------------------------Gladys Sims CLASS ROLL Bonnie Barnes Floyd McDavid Howard Barnes Lucille McKlbbon Quinton Booth Mary Frances McNlder Justine Bradley Marjorie Murphy Madeleen Br agan T. W. Odom Essie Lee Brantley Cecil O'Gwynn Frances Brown Mabel Rhodes Gladys Brown Verrna Ruth Rowell Marques Carden Sybil Simpson Grace Davis Gladys Sims Bartley Gates Martha Sowell Clifford Gordon Kathleen Taylor Frances Husky Billy Glen Tennant Doris Klllam Frances Thompson Price Klllam Marlon Tubervllle Joseph Lambeth Vonclle White Robert Manry Folsom Whittaker V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V «m3� 1 HOWARD BARNES- Tob wants to become a football star. He is known..for his jokes. MADELEEN BRAGAN- C orr i ne wants to become a nurse. Because of her symphathetic natiore, she is sure to make an efficient one. GLADYS BROWN- Polly is the secretary of our Beta Club. She is talkative but what she says is worthwhile. She is a member of the Dramatics Club. She is fond of dancing. ESSIE LEE BRANTLEY-”Littiebit is a very quiet natured person. Her ambition is to become a nurse. JUSTINE BRADLEY- Shorty lives up to her name. She is fond of dancing and swimming. BONNIE BARNES- Bon will always be remembered for her sweet per sonality. Her ambition is to become a stenographer. GRACE DAVIS- Gracey is always there when needed. Her ambition is to marry a red-headed school teacher. m BARTLEY GATES- Gates is climb- ing fast as an undertaker. He is our star football center. FRANCES HUSKY- Noodle wants to be a personal companion. She s a real basketball play- er. PRICE KILLAM- Bob is the Cap- tain of the basketball team. V v} V 7 V V V V V l V V V V V y v y v w JOSEPH LAMBETH- Josephine” i3 a member of the Beta Club and he plays basketball. His ambition is to become a preacher. MARY Piml'juter-itfeNIDER- Mary” is a member of the Beta Club and the Dramatics Club. Her hobby is collecting poems. She liko3 swimming. She 1s very neat. MARJORIE MURPHY- Margie wants to be a bookkeeper. She is a member of the Dramatics Club, LUCILE McKIBBON- Lou is the secretary of our class. She has a sv eet smile and a pleas- ant personality. DORIS KILLAB Cbt” wants to be a beauty operator. Here’s a girl that never meets with defeat. Her cheerful spirit accfijjfikf� for this. GLAD'S ainiB-' ed , as her name implies ha3 red, curly hair. And along with this unusual feature she ha3 a ready smilo. She is vice- president of the Dramatics Club. She is a member of the Beta Club. VERMA RUTH ROWELL- Ruth” wishes to succeed domestically. She enjoys cooking and sewing. MARTHA SOWELL- Chi cken .who has an unusual nicknar.10, likes to skate. She is a member of the Beta and Dramatics Clubs. She takes part in all phases of sport activities. She also V V V V V V V V w V V V V V V V V w V V V V V 7 V V V V V y V V V V V V V vv V V K—4 iMSt ROBERT HARRY- Tick is public pest no. 1, but everybody likes it. BILLY GLENN TENNANT- Bill spends most of his soare time elsewhere so v e have an idea hi3 hobby is going places. k KATHLEEN TAYLOR- Kat is the president of our class. She is a member of both the Beta and Dramatics Clubs. Her hob- by is singing. Prances Thompson- Sis wants to be a teacher. She is an outstanding shorthand student. FOLSOM WHITTAKER- Bull wants to be a millionaire. His favorite saying is if I had a million. VONCILE WHITE- Vonnie is our artist. She i3 the Captain of the basketball team and the president of the Dramatics Clu She is a great sports fan. SYBIL SIMPSON- Sib is our fastest typist. She is a member of the Dramatics Club and the Beta Club. She enjoys v riting songs. She will be remembered for her quick wit. CECIL 0'GWYNN- Zoo is the sen- ior songbird. He can't decide whether to be a crooner, a foot ball 3tar or a baseball star. He has a way with the girls. V V V V V V V V V V V V V V vv V V V V V V V y v V V v v V V V V y v v v v MARQUES CARDON- Mark is a good sport. He plays basketball. QUINTON BOOTH- Quint' sn ambition is to be a Bookkeeper. He likes to go hunting. HOME ROOM TEACHER - MISS GRACE STACEY- Stacey is a very likable person. Her ambition is not to be an old- maid school toucher. All her pupils regret having t leave her. HOME ROOM MOTHERS MRS. R. A. BROWN- MRS. H. M. VINSON- BOTH are loved by all and arc willing to undertake anything asked of them if it is for the benefit of the Seniors. V V V V IV V V V V V ivy V V V V V IV V V V Dear Classmates GIFTORIAN Upon this night of nights I take pleasure in bestowing upon each of you a small farewell gift. Keep these gifts as a reminder of dear old days in F. H. S. Cecil O'Gwynn—To Zoo we give this base- ball bat to remind him what a home-run killer he is with the ladies and to ward off their at- tacks. Robert Kanry—To Tick we give this little watch, yes, its got an alarm to help Tick wake and get to work on time. Clifford Cordon—To Cliff we present these boxing gloves so he will remember to tell little Cliff of the days when his daddy was champion— lest he forget 1 Floyd Me David— Since Bud wishes to fly a- way from his girl troubles, we leave him this plane with all instructions included. Bartley Gates—To Bark we give this road map. Its a special one for him since X marks the spot where Florance lives. Billy Glenn Tennant—To Billy we give this souvenir of Mobil—Just to help him over the rough spots when his girl is not around. Folsom Whittaker—To Bull we give this powerful, roomy truck. We're not quite sure but we think it will hold all his women ! Howard Barnes—To Tobe we present this spe cial delivery picture. Yes, its from a famous beautiful woman—But Tobe brags he's not sur- prised—?. S. The lady's name is Mae West. , • 1 r V V V V V V y v v v v V V v y v v v v Grace Davis--Sincc Grace is worrying about future years when old ago will creep in and ruin her beauty, we Give her a shovel to keep it sho- veled out the back doori Bonnie Barnes--Bonnie is always complaining how it hurts to got a permanent wave, so we give her some heat curlers, a3 she insists that she i3 going to have curlcy hair even though it seems like a hair pulling she once got when she was in a hair-pulling contostl Prances Husky-- Noody seems to think that it takes long curly black lashes to win her man, so wo give her these artificial ones--we hope they work--for Prances' sake. Doris Killam--To Doris wo give this little bus. We admit its tiny, but we feel suro that it will get her up to Raymond's territory. Verma Ruth Rowell—Verma is such a lover of red beads that we couldn't resist the tempta- tion to give her this last pair, Voncilc White-- Vonnic is always worrying how she is Going to keep her figure looking as surperb as it docs now. We decided the solution might rest in a tape measure and a few morning cxorcisos--so we give her bothj Gladys Sins—We find Gladys is always say- ing that their wash-woman never gets her clothes clean. We wonder why she doesn't try it? Just in case she gets the energy we give her this lit- lo rubbing board. Justine Bradlcy--As Justine will never get the nerve to go up in an airplane with her future husband and--we give her this little ballon to sent him notes in the air--wo hope it will work] Mabel Rhodcs--To Mob , whose hobby is using big words wo give a new dictionary, since her old one is looking kinda worni V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V y V V V Joseph Lambeth—To Josephine we give this ancing book with instructions how to become un- popular-since the women worry him to death we think nc needs to learn a new technique Price Killam—To Bob , who insists ho is Going to marry a rich lady and becono a n n of loisuro wc Give him Mr. Brantley's rocipc for happiness. A handful of good chocr, A ready smile, A dash of laughter, A amiable disposition, A goodly portion of optimism, Mix well and servo to everyono. you meet. Prances Thompson--To Frances wc give this bar of palmolivc soap.' To keep that school girl complexion. Quinton Booth—Since Quint is going to bo fl4-?Clf «udC ?an' vvc Give him this book by Charles Atlas How to Become a Man in Just Seven Days. Marques Cordon—Marques flatters himself on his good-iooks, so we give him this mirror, not o disillusion him, but to lot him know what the rest of the boys think. in hn? !!1? MeKibbon--Sinec Long is undecided nn aholcc for nntrimony we give her a picture on What goes on behind the neighbor's backs Madeline Brogan—Madeline insists she is bcconc Q nurso and catch her a handsome doctor, so wc give her a t ime clock to sec how long she can do it inj Marjorio Murphy— Little Bit is always con- People picking on her—so wc give her this fork--to keep thorn picked off.' V V V w 7 V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V Kathleen Taylor— Kat insists she is going to New York to get on Major Bowes amateur hour- so we give her this--Major Bowes Boll—so she will get use to how it will sound, but we still wish her luck and not the bell. Mary Frances McNider-- Vie don't know whether Mary will ever want to look at her old diary a- gain. VJo understand her feelings, so wo give her a now ono—with a lock and key, just in case I might want to prowl again. Mabel Rhodes--To Mab whoso hobby is us- ing big words, we give a new dictionary--sinco her old one is looking kinda worn. Martha Sowell—’'Chicken” is always fool- ing that she would like to have a big he-man carry her away--30 v c give her these little Cinderella slippers,and hope that the Fairy Goddess will remember that Chicken” is now prepared to do her part. Gladys Brown— Polly is a hound on the trail for styles, we believe she would wear pants if style said to, so v o leave her a hand- book on styles 50 ycnr3 from now—but hope 3he will not use them until then. Sybil Simpson-- Sib , There is nothing left for me except this old basket—but I'm keeping it myself to kcop all my memories ini By: Sybil Simpson SENIOR WHO'S WHO” GIRLS: Prettiest-----------------------Voncile White Most Popular------------------‘Kathleen Taylor Sweetest-------------------------Gladys Sims Kathleen Taylor Most Studious---------------------Mabel Rhodes Most Ambitious---------------- Mabel Rhodes Most Drag� � ----------------------Martha Sowell Most Modest------------- Essie Lee Brantley Sweetheart of F. H. S.---------Kathleen Taylor Most School Spirit---------------Martha Sowell Gold Digger------------------ Martha Sowell Biggest Eater---------------------Sybil Simpson Best Dressed--------------------Frances Brown Most Attractive—-----------------Gladys Brown BOYS: Most Handsome------------------- -Floyd Me David Most Popular-------------------- Cecil 0'Gwynn Most Studious---------------------Joseph Lambeth Most Drag-------------------------Robert Manry Biggest Liar-----------------------------Clifford Gordon Biggest Eater-------------------------------Price Killam Woman Hater-----------------------Joseph Lambeth Most Ambitious------------------ Joseph Lambeth Best Sport-------------------------Cecil 0'Gwynn Biggest Flirt------------------Folsom Whittaker Best Dressed-----------------------Billy Tennant Most Athletic----------------------Cecil 0' Gwynn Most Bashful-------------------- Joseph Lambeth • V V V y v y v V V V V V V V V V V y V y CLASS WILL We, the gaeubers of the graduation class of '30, knowing that o take our vast store of know- led , our good looks, and our desire to he the very best of students from our Aina hater would leave it a vastly unworthy school. Therefore, we wish to leave the following qualities to the members of the Jun:' or class in order tha: this school ay not cease to c.rist altogether. Robert hanry wills his ability to vet along with the teachers to Edward Weaver, Bud bcD ' id isn’t leavir nything, b t he is taking something with hin-Gladys. Cecil O’Gwynn leaves his masculine charms and -elodious voice to Foy Gatlin. hartha Sowell wills her quick temper to Juette Golden. Joseph Lambet wills his recepe for etting tall to Lucy aas. Sybil leaves her chev i gur. to J'ary Alice Cheatham. It night be worn out, Wary, but you will ind some under her des! 1 Doris Lilian wills her boy friends to Hannie Belle Lon, . Grace Da'is wiils her r ducir diet o Dorothy Barnes., not that Dot needs it but after 11 Grace has ot to leave something. Billy Tennant lea es all his loe letters to Helen Godwin-now don’t et me wrong, Helen’s hobby is co'lecting letters. Howard jarnes wills his curly hair to Ruby Cile Davis. arjorie leaves her faithfulness and will- ingness to Eddie Lee ] lish V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V Frances Husky wills her giggling to Fedie reor e cCill. Prances T ompson leaves a: ion in the care of the te- cher. 7 V 7 7 V 7 V V V 7 V V 7 V 7 7 7 V V V Fary Prances leaves her original air st les to I'd 11h '.'iIlia: 3on. Essie Lee leaves her q iet te: per and easy goin to Euline oleman. Price wills his original jokes and quick wit to Jimmie Ta: lor. J stine leaves her gift of Fab to Horace Carden. Poison: leaves hi3 woman killing ways to Lonnie Hall. I adeleen wills her read: smile to ossum Thor :son. Bartley leaves his quiet dis osition to Leon Rif r. Verms Ruth wills her appetite for candy to •re Lee 'orum. Gladys Sims leaves her becoming blush to ilson Adkinson. ' arques Carden leaves his personalit to anybody that wants it. Voncile White wills her Beaut: and rains to Clad:s Chancer: . Luc? le ci'ibbon leaves her trustworthiness to Cec'l Craves. Clifford Cordon wills his athletic physique to Iton Cook. V7 V V V V V V V 7 V V V V V V 7 V 7 V N7 Babel Rhodes leaves her pocketbook to Lucy kaas. Yoii'd better bring a wheelbarrow to carry it in, Lucy. V V V y V V V V V y V V V V V v y V V NV Ronnie Barnes leaves her sweet personality to rtice 7ean. Gladys Brown leaves her 95's to anybody good enough to sarn t 3: . We bequeath to the Juniors our ability to say the right thing at the right tine, since they need it so badl; . To the four Juniors that can run the fastest the four best Seniors leave their chairs in the office. We also want to give the Juniors our great industry that enabled us to study from morning until evening-straight through without a stop- and many times kept us up half through the night. The Senior English class leaves to Charles Jackson all the love poems they have learned this year, so that if be ever -ets to hie-tied in the ,-rssence of a great affectio he can say it in poetry. For the fore going reasons ve c alee, ordain, and publish this, our last will and testament. By: Kathleen Ta- lor V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V w V V V V V V y v v v v v v v v V V y v v V t CLASS OFFICERS President--------------------------Jimmie Taylor Vice President---------------Mary Alice Cheatham Secretary and Treasury--------------'dward Weaver CLASS ROLL Wilson Adkinson Hilton Cook Foy Gatlin Cecil Graves Lonnie Hall Charles Jackson Jimmie Taylor James Thompson Horace Carden Leon Rigby Eddie Lee English Edward Weaver Lucy Bass Dorothy Barnes Gladys Chancery Ruby Ceil Davis Helen Godwin Juette Golden Fannie Bell Long Edith 'Williamson Myrtice Dean Eulene Coleman Mary Alice Cheatham Zure Lee Gorum Tedie Georye McGill V V V V V V V V 7 V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V7 V7 V7 V7 V7 7 V V V V7 7 7 V7 V V7 7 c. resxeent------ rice rresident- ocretary------ .r asurer------ .lizabeth . IcCall -----. rury V.lu’.te —Thomas Bethea ----------ob Odoi. CoIop: Rainbow Ku, h Barker Etheridge barne£ lc P-' , • 1C Lc ais ell Thomas I othea . . ore Leon Gates Ira Holt Borne; -orton Yofford Horton Jim Kennedy arvin :ihowles . 1.. Lone Lob Odom )ouglas Rabon - lower: Sweet Pea CLASS ROLL T. . Stokes Junior Vickery Irury ’.Thite Blanche Adans Zell Barnes noise Lla.Rr:..an Grace . oneurant ' ilmer Brantley Louise Carmichael Gladys Chavers Hazel Lavis Kary Etheridge Helva Etheridee Ruby Pearl Gates Ancile Hall ■ M mm IV V V V V V 7 V V V V7 V 7 V V V 7 V V Thelma Jackson Iviattie Emma Kent Hell Locklier Elizabeth McCall Earline Norwood Carolyn Park Margaret Phillips Grace Powell Annie Rice Lucille Taylor Dot Weaver Lillian Williams Marilyn Stewart V V V y v v V V V V V v V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V v V V V y V V V v v v v V V V V v V V V V V V V V V V t President------ Vice President- Secretary— Treasurer------ —Marie Dannely ----Allen Brov n ------Elva Hutto -Kathleen Emmons Elizabeth Ash Doris Mae Brown Sara Frances Byrd Kathleen Emmons Porcia Leah Godwin Orman Adkinson Melvin Bagwell J. S. Boutwell Narvie Lee Godwin Earline Godwin Milliard Killam Marion Locklier Marie Dannely Jewell Brunson Maureen Gorum CLASS ROLL Inez Baas Ella Mae Gray Allen Brown Mary Green Nora Holt Elva Hutto Inez Knowles Jean McCurdy Beuna Sapp Lola White Robert Emmons Bennie Gatlin Robert Massey Raymond Mize Burson Murphy Jacqueline Gray Valera Heaton Janet Kendrick Annie Lu Marosso Ola Belle Miller Avanelie Morris Clarence Brown Donald Cheatham Pete Congleton Sideny Manning C. W. William Calvin Weaver Maizie Golden Conway Justice Therald Manry V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V JUNIOR II CLASS President----— Vice President Secrotary------ Treasurer------ CLASS OFFICERS •Aubrey Taylor •—Arthur Hall —Grant Botts —Hunter Dean CLASS ROLL Earl Adkinson Beatrico Bragan James Boll W. C. Boll Minnie Lou Booth Vera Booth Grant Botts E. T. Brovm Myrtle Chancery Rudolph Coleman Clayton Crutchfield Mildred Coopor Euleon Davis Hunter Dean Edna English Frances Ethoridgo Marjorie Gatos Voncilo Griffin Arthur Hall T. D. Hammac Everett Holt Binion Jackson Edna Johnson Ruth Kennedy Marjorie Killam Lillie Myra Kno vlo3 Rogene Long Mattie Bell Mathis Billy McCloud Myrtice McCloud V V 7 7 V7 V V7 7 7 7 V V7 7 V7 V7 7 V7 7 V 7 JR. I CLASS OFFICERS President-----------------------------jerre Hall Vice-President-------------------Ed Grimes, Jr. Secretary and Treasurer-------------Jean Justice MEMBERS Nell Burch Luise Tuberville Rachel Davis Mavyne Stewart Eloise GodwinCharles Cooper Dot Green Howard Fountain Jerre Hall Milliard Gatewood Mirtie Holt Billy Henderson Jean Justice Clarence Kendrick Betty Manry Donald Ludvigson Burlin Byrd Melvis Mize Judson Dean Newburn Rachel Odell Fore Eugene Bondurant Vernon RacnelClif t pn Bondurant James Rowoll Ollie Childress Dewey Weaver Imogene Godwin Lawson SmilieJ. L. Bondurant Bill Cheatham L. C. Hall Elvin Lambeth Alene Carmichael Getherel Dykes Nick Etheridge Billie Morris Crorgc Stephens Billy Watson Grace Boutwell Doris Brogan Mary Childress Eloise Edwards Estelle Long Bertha Moye Ella Ree Haramac Virgie Shiver Junior Grimes Maureen Sheffield Cornelia George Mary Killingsworth Arnivey Willismson Rose Eoter Godwin V V V V V V V 7 V V V 7 7 7 V V V N7 IV 7 FOOTBALL TEAM COACH� W. G. Meriwether CAPTAIN: Folsom V hittalcer Cecil O'Gwynn (Q) T� W. Odom (H) B artley Gates (C) Clifford Gordon (B) Marion Tuberville (T) Foy Gatlin (T) Drury White (H) Wilson Adkinson (E) James Thompson (E) Howard Barnes (G) Junior Vickery (B) Douglas Rabon (T) Lewis Bell (B) Robert Massey(E) Hov ard McCrory(T) Ramond Mize(G) Forney Horton(B) Leon Gates(E) Binion Jack3on(E) John S, .Boutwell(E) Morel! Lambeth(G) Sidney Manning(T) Warford Eorton(G) Conv ay Justice(C) NlZ-All im GIRL'S BASKETBALL TEAM The '38 girl's basketball season at F.H.S. came to a close, March 10 after a very success- ful season of which over two-thirds of the games were won. The following players were awarded a letter. Voncile White...Captain (Forward) Mary Frances McNider............Kathleen Taylor (Forward) (Guard) Helen Godwin.......................Sybil Simpson (Forwa rd) (Guard) Nannie Bell Long................Justine Bradley (Jump Center) (Guard) Martha Sowell......................Frances Husky (Run Center) (Guard) Mattie Emma Kent................Frances Thompson (Guard) (Guard) Mrs. Rives...Coach BOY'S BASKETBALL TEAM Price Killam (Captain) (Center) W. C. Congleton (Forward) T. W. Odom (Forward) Foy Gatlin (Co-Captain) (Guard) Joseph Lambeth (Center) Charles Jackson (Forward) Hilton Cook (Guard) James Thompson (Guard) Marque Carden ’que car (Guard) The 1938 Basketball Team came through with flying colorsl The Team being the best in sev- eral years. We played many fast moving and thrilling games. Among these were HoCollough, Miller High, Wallace, and Century. The boys played a total of 17 games, winning 10 and los- ing 7. The season closed ith a tournment 'hieh was played on our home court. 7e defeated the Bradley High Team by a large score and ent to the final game of the tournment only to he nosed oat by the fast loving Century Team. Our splendid team ,f-.s the result o' the hard fork of our Coach, ilr. El Brantley. NATIONAL HONORARY BETA CLUB OFFICERS President........... Mabel Rhodes Vice President----Kathleen Taylor Secretary-------------Gladys Brown Treasurer------------Voncile White Colors: Sponsor: Gold and Black E. L. Brantley MEMBERS Gladys Brown Joseph Lambeth Mary F. McNider Mabel Rhodes Sybil Simpson Gladys Sins Martha Sowell Kathleen Taylor Billy G. Tennant Voncile White The National Honorary Beta Club is a non- secret scholarship-service organization for high school students of America. Its purposes are: to encourage scholarship, to promote characters, and to stimulate leadership qualities among its members. DRAMATICS CLUB V V V V V y V v V V V V y V V y V V V t OFFICERS President----------------------------Voncile White Vice-President------------------------Gladys Sims Secretary and Treasurer-------------------Kathleen Taylor Sponsor-----------------------—--Miss Alice Wood MEMBERS Jewel Brunson Juette Golden Dewey Weaver Cecil O'Gwynn Joseph Lambeth Carolyn Park Gladys Brown Sybil Simpson Ancile Hall Edward Weaver Jean Justice I-arjorie Murphy Myrtice McCloud Betty Manry Billy Glen Tennant Conway Justice Joan McCurdy Avinelle Morris Ella Mae Gray Gladys Sims Essie Lee Brantley Floyd McDavid Edna English Annie Lu Marasso Mabel Rhodes Dorochy Green Kathleen Taylor Billy McCloud Duran Vickery Bonnie Barns Frances Husky Martha Sowell Mary A. Cheatham Justine Bradley Junior Griraes Foy Gatlin Voncilc White Nora Holt Mary Frances McNider FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS President-- Vice President---- Treasurer-— Reporter --------- Watch Dof; Sponsor: J. E. Christian Honorary lienler: E. L. Brantley Motto: Learning to do, doin to learn, earning to live, living to serve� Color: Gold and Blue Flower: Sun Flower V V V V 7 7 7 7 V 7 V V 7 V 7 7 7 V7 V NT FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS President--.................... Gladsy Chavens Vice-President----------------Lillian Williams Secretary-------------------------------Frances Husky Treasurer---------------------Elizabeth McCall Sponser------------------------ Mrs. J. M. Mays Flower: Rose Colors; Rose, Green, White Motto; Aiming High for Better Homes. MEMBERS Thelma Jackson Mat Emma Kent Frances Husky Nell Locklier Blanche Adams Elizabeth McCall Zell Barnes Erlinc Norwood Eloise Blackman Carolyn Park Graco Bondurant Margaret Phillips Wilma Brantley Grace Powell Gladys Chofcns Annie Rico Louise Carmichael ' Lucille Taylor Frances Thompson Dorothy Weaver “a?7 ktherv-ge LiJliaa Williams Ruby Pearl Cates Edi tn W1 111 amsen Ancilc Haj... Morilvr. 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YALE TIRES TUBES TIRE REPAIRING GARAGE Washing Greasing Parts and Accessories GAS PHONE 5-J OIL Century, Florida Co rnf A D.e v V S oR 7 looi” Cojiip3.iments of M'CuRDt Ha RDM Aft £ V V7 V 7 7 7 V7 V7 7 7 7 V V V7 7 7 V7 V7 y V C o 'i Tj p! ivr� e n t s or ATiOH ' SROV j'J Manufacturing Company Inc. S T C R H and U 0 C 0 K L B B 0 U D SI E S Evergreen______________ Alabama Co rqsp t toenis or © Greetings To Our Friends In Flomaton and Vicinity. When in PENSACOLA feel free to make our store your headquarters. M A R S T 0 N QUINA INC. For fifty years or 10 -o, Pensacola's best furniture store. V V7 7 V V V V 7 V V V V V 7 V V7 V 7 V V � y v v v v v V V V V V V V V v v v V V t ■iHKf HARPER'S - ■if NEWTON'S GARAGE Feed dnd Grocier3 Fresh and Staple Goods ® (0 Fresh and Good Fruits Vegetables All work honestly done � WS DELIVER WELDING AND GENERAL P P REPAIR H H 0 0 N N E E 87J 28 Flomaton, Alabama Flomaton, Alabama I Ludvigsen's ” l The Item You Want At The Price You Can Pay. Flomaton, Alabama Arrow Shirts Interwoven Socks CRADDOCK-TERRY SHOES Hojud Hose RUTLAND CLOTHING V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V F10A1AT0 V r(JA ERAL HOMC 9 V7 V V V V 7 V V7 7 7 V V V7 V V7 7 V V V t rnutm sEWin 'Brow v Set ce Vo 1 Ic- 'iC j’ljmd'toh, rfld . 102, 'B?duty Shop Compliments of PLOMATON MERCANTILE See us f o r {he. latest V S- ijles COMPANY Fionaton, Alabama 'fho-ne 8 3 J ii'e.rijJdtj, . S ec-ial5 V7 7 7 V7_ V7 V7 V7 V7 7 7 V V V 7 7 V7 V V V You can always depend upon this store for: Largest Assortments, Greatest Varieties, Best Oualities, Lowest Pricest '.Then in Mobile, park your car in our FRLL parking lot - Southeast Dauphin and Water Streets. uFor over 65 years Mobile's Best Store ATHLLTIC OUTFITTERS Montgomery, Alabama. V V V V 7 V V 7 V V V V V 7 V7 7 7 V V V V V y v v V V V V 7 V V V V V V V V NT £SC7)M8i cou vry rxo-m vgs DtAi.tR'in St to, Ffct O, FfcRm i7.Efc.(fl« PL fc Vrs -U 1-Ui e d tr-r Q.f- 2e-A-t , 7 U T Spend, your Money in Escambia County... If you can't find it in Flomaton. DRIVE TO... Compliments of C. C. EVERAGE DRY GOODS STORE Brewton, Alabama V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V y V V y vv v y V V y y V V NT 11 Comfortable at all Seasons RITZ fteE First National Bank ATMCRE, ALA. Strength ----- Safety Service Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Ford Sales Services... ROBERTS MOTOR (DOMiPAOT WATCH THE... ...FORDS GO BY BREwFCN, ALABAMA Phone 18 Wrecker Service V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V y y V V7 V V 7 V7 7 V7 7 V V7 V7 V 7 7 V 7 7 V V N7 Joe Schmiot, Mgr. _____ fr. BTbitt Better Clothes Palafox is Garden Streets PENSACOLA, FLORIDA M. J. White, Pres, E, T. White, Sec'y-Tres, ATI.I0RE BAKERY Orders taken for anything flour will make---- V V7 V V V V V7 7 7 7 V7 V V 7 V V y 7 V 7 Sie S cj'gi° Sy 'vcf i S'cdt 'VdyH i i t i i I i I I I « r i i i i ' i i i i Compliments of MASON DRUG COMPANY Brewton, Alabama Ccc, � •11 I I M I I I M I � 1 1 I i I I Compliments of J5d K. z ru Call for Mother Goose -BREAD. Always fresh and delicious. We appreciate your business. Phone 1S1 BREWTON, ALABAMA