Flomaton High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Flomaton, AL)

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CLAS? P.LuPLE 7:' by Fannie Bell Long Te; jears have elapoed since wo graduated from I .Iomaton High School, Many things have happened to the old crowd since then. Frances begin her course in nursing but had to give up and devote her time to'her home and husband, for she and Lynwood live in Chicago. Kelon Godwin, our class historian, is now a successful newspaper reporter for Montgomery Advertiser. If Kelon is as good at finding news for the paper as she was in getting school news, the newspaper will be a success, Wilson adkinson is our farmer. He has been touring the west, which proves his success. Several of the Old Gang have managed to work together these ten years, Harold Morris operates his own hospital and is a leading surgeon in San Francisco. Ho has emoloyed Edith Williamson as his head nurse; Dot Barnes dietician; Gladys Chancery, surgeon13 assis- tant; Myrtice Dean and Euline Coleman, xray technicians. Mary Cheatham, our best shorthand student, be- came secretary to the State Superintendent of Education, whom she married. Nannie Bell Long has been coaching plays in several cities. We are all disappointed in Ed V7eaver—we ex- pected him to be living on his pineapple farm but he gave up and decided become a doctor. Leon has accomplished his long desired goal. He has become associated with Paramount. With Lonnie's tall stories, he became a successful automobile salesman. Our great banker, James Thompson, has also become so successful as a ball player that he can hardly escape his feminine admirers. Hilton has not surprised any of us. After all his arguing in high school he has become a great lawyer. After several years of separation Jack and T. W. met again when they were assigned to the same station in the Navy. The only one of our class who chose the profession of teaching is Zure Lee. She married the principal of the school where .she taught.