Flomaton High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Flomaton, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1940 volume:

%e FLOMASCOPE 1Q40 FLOMATON HIGH SCHOOL PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS Volume 111 FORE WORD The Senior Class of 19-10 pre-OENTS THIS HI :jT .n I CAL ANNUAL TO THE ALUM I, PATRONS, AHO STUOEi TS OF THIS HIOH SCHOOL. WE HOPE HE SCHOOL, AS WE HAVE PICTURED IT TCI AY, WII.L CUAD-UATE HEN AO1' VO iEM WHO WILL REFLECT THE EXCELLENT TRAINING AND HIGH IDEALS OF THE ALUMNI WHOSE ACCOMPLISHMENTS ANO A-CHIEVEMENTS ARE DELINEATED IN THE ALUMNI SECTION OF THE FLOMASCOPE OF 1940. DEDICATION. TO THE ALUI4NI OF FLOMATON HIGH SCHOOL WE SINCERELY AND GLADLY DEDICATE THE 1940 EDITION OF THE FLOMASCOPE. ■ ED I TOR— I N—CH I EF....... Assistant editor-in-chief... Business Manager.......... • Production Manage;?.......... assistant Production Manager Advertising Manager......... assistant adv. Manager...... Art editor.................. Assistant art Editor....... Social Edi or............ Sports editor............... Hugh Barker Jr. Lillian Williams Houston Adams Thomas Bethea Drury White Mildred Ramsey .Marilyn Stewart .Duran Vickery .Robert °dom .ann-Cile Hall .Wofford Horton ' ' ■ l JJ- ‘ A) , tj... • w - v i -fl T • � I • • « t , r 4 « « |4 . . • 4 . •. « f t 0 % ...................................... • • • i , - • « • . 0 • 1 V .� • , ............. • ♦ • - • • . . • • • • + • • 0 m • • • • 0 % • • • • • • • - ♦ • • • % • . « • • f %• • I . . 4 • t • . � t • • ........... .. «• AD AIN IS TRATION fcRMA L. KENNEDY W. A 6LA.R LOLA M. VINSON DAISY COBP I OR5 ELOISE BLACKMON F. H. A. Club. Commercial Club. Dramatic Club. GRADY BROTHERS Football '38 and '39. F. Club. F. F. A. Club. Hi-Y Club. WILMA BRANTLEY F. H. A. Club. Dirl is a man-hater. LOUISE CARMICHAEL 4-H Club. Commercial Club. Billy is liked by everyone. GLADYS CHAVERS Vice-President of Class, Beta Club. Commercial Club. HAZEL DAVIS F. H. A. Club. Sis has not missed a day in school since she started. Seniors HOUSTON ADAMS Annual Staff, F. F. A. Club. Horse is a good sport and a better student. ETHERIDGE BARNES F. Club, F. F. A. Club. Football '38 and '39, Basketball '39, Baseball '38. HUGH BARKER Beta Club, Dramatic Club. Hi-Y Club. Class Treasurer, Who's Who. Annual Staff ZELL BARNES Dimples believes in all work and no play. LOUIS BELL F. Club, F. F. A. Club, Baseball '39. Basketball '40. THOMAS BETHEA Football '37, '38, '39, Dramatic Club. F. Club, Annual Staff. Who's Who. Seniors JOHNNIE DAVISON Who's Who, F. F. A. Club. Poochie has a heart bigger than he is. MARY ETHERIDGE F. H. A. Club. Quiet but sweet. MELVA ETHERIDGE Commercial Club. F. H. A. Club, Who's Who. D. W. FORE F. F. A. Club. F. Club, Baseball '39 Basketball '40. VIVIAN FITZGERALD 4-H Club. Commercial Club. Lucinda is very musically inclined ANN-CILE HALL Beta Club, Annual Staff. Shorty is very ambitious. OTIS HIGDON F. F. A. Club. Jabbo is very studious and a good sport. IRA HOLT Football '37, '38, '39, Baseball '37t '38, '39, F. Club, F. F. A. Club. FORNEY HORTON Football '36. '37, '38. '39; F. Club, F. F. A. Club, Dramatic Club, Who's Who. WOFFORD HORTON Football '37, '38, '39, Baseball '38, '39, F. F. A. Club, Dramatic Club, F. Club. Who's Who, Annual Staff, LEON GATES Football '37, 38, F. F. A. Club F. Club. THELMA JACKSON She is one of our married Seniors and is typical of the dignity of the Old South. Seniors NELL JORDON Another one of our seniors who has joined the ranks of the married. DOUGLAS RABON F. F. A. Club, Annual Staff, Hi-Y Club, Dramatic Club, Football '37, '38, '39, F. Club. MARVIN KNOWLES F. F. A. Club, F. Club, Baseball '39, Basketball '40, Who's Who. MATT EMMA KENT F. H. A. Club, Commercial Club, Dramatic Club, Who's Who. BOB ODOM Annual Stoff, F. F. A. Club, F. Club, Dromotic Club, Football '37, '38, '39, Boseball '38, Basketball '40. J. D. PAGE F. F. A. Club. Jeff is a studious boy and has a big heart. GRACE POWELL Commercial Club, Who's Who. Sweetie is one of our most competent typists. T. W. STOKES F. F. A. Club, F. Club, Baseball '38 T likes sports. MILDRED RAMSEY Beto Club, Dramatic Club, Annual Staff, Who's Who. MARILYN STEWART Beta Club, Class Secretory, Dramatic Club, Who's Who, Cheerleader '38, '39, Annual Staff. LUCILLE TAYLOR F. H. A. 'Cile is a very vivacious, as well as a likable girl. DURAN VICKERY, JR. Foot bo 11 '37, '38, '39, Baseball '38, Dramatic Club, F. Club, Who's Who, Annual Staff, Commercial Club. Seniors LIUIAN WILLIAMS Beta Club. Lil ranks one of the highest in scholastic standing. EARLINE NORWOOD Who's Who. Earline is one of our quietest and sweetest classmates. DOROTHY WEAVER 4-H Club, Dramatic Club, Commer . cial Club, F. H. A. Club, Beta Club. Who's Who, President of Class. DRURY WHITE Football '35, '36, '37, '38, '39 Baseball '38, Commercial Club, F. Club, Who's Who. I OUR FUTURE WHAT WILL BE THE FUTURE Or THE SENIOR CLASSES OF THE YEAR IN ALL TH- SCHOOLS Cv TINS GRE%T LAND? SOME WILL 3E GOOD WORLLr.O t.H' W'LL 'OlT .HE HAS ES OF THOSE WHO FIND TI’.XfR LI E V'CP L,c. R AT HAND® Some will go to hiuhek bch jis or l-'R ing. And PREPARE FOR THE VORK THE HAVE CH'J Eli TO DO They will have more knowledge and be more discerning Of ALL THINGS AROUND THEM S30TH OLD AND NEW But whatever and wherever their work is, I m sure That though some will succeed and some will fail Those who fail will have courage to endure The hardships of which they never thought When standing at the rail of the ship, Which was to take them over the sea of life. Which is full of joy and pain, happiness and strife -melva Etheridge Most beautiful girl......... Most Popular girl......... Most Studious girl........ Sweetest girl............. Most All-Around Girl...... best Dressed Girl......... Laziest girl.............. Biggest Flirt............. Biggest eater............. Gold Digger............... Man hater................. Sweetheart of Senior Class •Melva Etheridge .Marilyn Stewart .Zell Barnes .Melva Etheridge .Dorothy weaver •Mildred Ramsey .grace Powell .Marilyn Stewart .Matt Emma Kent Marilyn Stewart Earline Norwooo Marilyn Stewart Most handsome Boy., Most popular Boy,,. Most Studious Boy,, Most polite Boy,,.. Most All-around Boy Best dressed Boy... Laziest Boy........ Biggest Flirt...... Biggest eater...... Ladies Man......... Woman hater........... Most athletic boy... .Thomas Bethea .Duran Vickery Jr, .K gh Barker Jr. .Kjgh Barker Jr. .Wofford Horton .Drury White .Etheridge Barnes .Forney Horton .Marvin Knowles Forney Horton Johnnnie Davison Wofford Horton •r • • I • • t I • 0 • . • • • ■ 4 • • • I • • • • • t • % f • ; ' I � • � % • • I • « 1 • • 4 % • . • • • • • • • • • • ' % 0 « . • • • • • I f • + • I « I I • � • • • • • ............ ' . . • • . ' • ■0 A • i� T-ft C-r As I WAS WALKING DOWN THE 3TR: LT ' CAME Tu HC ‘ICC'-'U ,,Nu “ EC!?s.O I WOULD GO DOWN AND SEE THE SH, PS- WhtN . WAuXED DOWN , 0 T,-sE WATER THE 1 jO'J . H POLE CAME iN AND I WATCHED HE PASSENGERS, V'HO SHOULD WALK DOWN THE GANGPLANK 3UT Douglas Rabon and Pocert Odom- ! talked to them for a while and found Douglas TO BE A CHEMICAL ENGINEER AND ROBERT TO BE A MINING ENGINEER. They WERE IN A HURRY SO t DECIDED TO BE ON MY WAY. As I WAS LEAVING THE DOCKS I SAW A BEAUTIFUL CAR COMING UP THE DRIVE, AND I STOPPED TO WATCH. AS IT DREW NEARER, I RECOGNIZED IT TO BE THE GOVERNOR'S CAR AND I HAP TO STOP AND SPEAK TO FORNEY MORTON, AS HE IS THE GOVERNOR. When I walked away from the docks and up the street I saw a familiar walk COMING UP THE STREET AND I LOOKED AGAIN AND WHO SHOULD IT BE, BUT VIVI AN FITZGERALD AND HER TWO DARLING LITTLE GIRLS. SHE IS MARRIED NOW AND HAS AN ADORABLE HOUSE. I LOOKED ACROSS THE STREET AND THERE WAS A MAN GIVING SOME ORDERS ABOUT BUILDING. I CROSSED THE STREET AND SEMEONE SPOKE TO ME AND WHO SHOULD IT BS but leon Gates, who is mayor of the town now. It was ALL VERY GLOOMY TODAY, BUT SEEING THE MEMBERS OF MY CLASS HAD MADE ME FEEL BETTER. They WERE SHOWING A TELEVISION SET AT THE STUDIO AND I DECIDED THAT I WOULD GO UP AND SEE A DEMONSTRUT I ON. I WENT INTO THE STUDIO AND THERE WAS T, W. STOKES SETTING UP THE TELEVISION AND I SOON LEARNED THAT HE WAS THE INVENTOR. I SAT DOWN AND WAITED AND IN A MINUTE HE TOLD US THXT HE HAD GOTTEN HOLLYWOOD, CALIF. AND THE PERSON ON THE SCREEN WAS DOROTHY WEAVER, THEN A BIG STAR IN PICTURES, IN A MOMENT HE CHANGED THE STATION TO Florida. He announced that now we would hear the most famous seteniist of all TIME AS WELL AS SEE HIM WOFFORD HORTON. I KNEW HE WOULD BE A SCIENTIST. IN A MOMENT WE HEARD HIS VO ICE, GREET INGS, I AM SURE THAT ALL SOCIETY WILL BE INTERESTED TO HEAR THIS. I HAVE DISCOVERED A DRINK THAT WILL PERFORM MIRACLES. BUT I AM SURE YOU HAVEN'T TIME TO LISTEN TO THIS SO I WILL LET YOU READ ABOUT IT. AS I LEFT THE STUDIO I SAW A MAN WHOM I RECOGNIZED TO BE C B. OTIS HIGDON, WHO HAD BEEN A FAMOUS DOCTOR FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN FOR YEARS. He HAD DONE REMARKABLE WORK WITH CHILDREN. I WAS GETTING RATHER HUNGRY SO 1 DECIDED TO STOP FOR A BITE TO EAT. I WENT INTO A CAFE AND SAT DOWN. AS • WAS EATING I GLANCED OVER AT ANOTHER TABLE AND SAW LILLIAN WILLIAMS AND GLADYS SHAVERS. I ASKED THEM OVER TO join me and Lillian told me she was to ce married to a scenerio writer, at THE PRESENT, SHE IS VISITING GLADYS, WHO IS QUITE RtiCH NOW. AFTER THEY LEFT A LADY COME IN DRESSED SPORTY AND SMART, At FLRST ' PAID NO ATTENTION TO HER UNTIL SHE SPOKE TO ME AND IT WAS Ann-CILE MALL, WHO HAD FINISHED HER COURSE IN PATHOLOGY, BUT AS I TALKED TO HER I FOUND HER TO BELONG TO THE GEEGEE'S A GROUP OF PEOPLE WHO RACED BLUE8L00D HORSES, She WAS ON HER WAY to Kentucky for the Kentucky Derby. I didn't get to talk to her any longer AS SHE WAS ON HER WAY. BUT IN A MOMENT TWO MEN WALKED IN AND OF COURSE I KNEW THEM FOR THEY WERE LOUIS 3ELL AND D. W. FORE, WHO WERE CONTINUING PROF. Piccard's experiments in baloon flights. They told me of their interesting ADVENTURES AND I FINALLY HAD TO GO. I WENT DOWN TO THE ACQUARIUM TO PASS THE TIME AWAY AND AS I WAS ADMIRING THE FISHES, I SAW A MAN COME IN AND WAS I GLAD TO SEE HIM. IT WAS HOUSTON Adams, I asked him what he was doing in America and he told me he was on a VACATION. You SEE HOUSTON IS A DETECTIVE OF SCOTLAND YARD AND IS VERY GOOD. Remember his motto was always, I will look life straight in the eye each day. And he certainly has lived up to it. AS I PASSED A MIRROR I REALIZED HOW AWFUL MY HAfR LOOKED AND I DECIDED I MUST HAVE IT FIXED. I DECIDED I WOULD REALLY GO EXCLUSIVE SO I WENT TO THE VOGUE. THE MANAGER OF THE SHOPPE WAS NONE OTHER THAN GRACE POWELL; After talking to her for a -while I went into the other room and who should GIVE ME MY SHAMPOO BUT MATT SlMA K£NT0 I WAS SO THRILLED AT SEEING THEM THAT I COULD HARDLY SPEAK WHEN ELOISE BLACKMON GAVE ME A MAN!CURE, !T WAS BEGINNING TO LOOK AS IF I WAS GOING TO SE£ EVERYBODY, WHILE I WAS GETTING MY MANICURE REBECCA WATSON CAME IN FOR A MANICURE 1 HADM i SEEN FEBECCA SINCE GRADUATION. Whe TOLD ME SHE HAD DEEM DEAN OF A L'RLS SCHOOL FOR YEARS. I MUST CERTAINLY SAT' REBECCA HAS CERTAINLY GONF PLACES. I DECIDED 1 WOULD TAKE A WALK UP TO THE SB-iODL AS I KNEW ! WOULD FIND SOME OF THE OLD CLASS UP THERE. iHC PS' NC. P .L WAS OUT BUT I I.MA URANTLEY WAS TEACHER Or PHYSICAL EDUCAT.ON AND SHE WAS 'CHARGE Or THE OFFICE. SHE WAS SO GLAD TO SEE ME AND WE TALKED OVER OLD 71 MAS IN r H S, AND FINALLY SHE SENT FOR CARLINS NORWOOD WHO IS THE PUBLIC SCHOOL MUSIC TEACHER. WE TALKED FOR OVER AND HOUR AND THEN • HAD TO GO-. I AM PERSONNEL WHEN I LEFT THE SCHOOL HOUSE I WENT TO MY OFFICE. • IRECTOR OF A DEPARTMENT STORE AND MY SECRETARY TOLD ME THERE were lwu LAB IES TO SEE ME. • THOUGHT NOJHING OF IT UNTIL I WALBED INTO THE OFFICE AND THE SAT HAZEL AVIS AND LUCILLE TAYLBR. HAZEL WA8 SECRETARY for Louis B. Mayer, but she practically ran the stubio and she and R. Mayer had come East to see a premiere that was to be here that night and on the plane she had met Lucille wo was the hostess. ®f course they HAD TEA with ME AND THEN THEY LEFT AS AZEL HAD SO MUCH TO 00. � HE IS THE SAME SWEET HAZEL THOUGH. When � was left„alone in the office with my thoughts was taken BACK TO THE DAYS IN H. 8. AND SAT DREAMING. ALL OF A SUDDEN THE TEL- EPHONE RANG AND IT WAS ThOMAS BETHEA AND HE TOLO ME THAT THE PREMIERE of Marilyn Stewart's.(Mrs. Conway justice), and S°nnie's new picture WAS SHOWING HERE that NIQHT AND MILDRED RAMSEY, MRS. ED WEAVER AND ED rRC DOING TO BE MERE WITH THEM AS THE FOUR WERE TAKING A TRIP TOGETHER. THANKED HIM VERY MUCH AND HUNG UP. THOMAS SENT TO THE UNIVERSITY of Alabama ano maoe a very fink Lawyer. Tt is rumored th t mc will be OUR HEX GOVERNOR. 1 RECEIVED A CALL FROM THE AGRICULTURAL SUPERVISOR OF THE SCHOOL ANO FOWMr HIM TO BE GRADY BROTHERS. AFTER TALKING TO HIM FOR A WHILE I FOUND OUT THAT THELMA JACKSON WAS THE HOME EC. TEACHER 'N THE SSME SCHOOL. IN THE GRAMMER SCHOOL CONNECTED WITH THIS SCHOOL NELL JORDAN WAS THe TEACHER OF THE FIFTH GRACE. AND IRA HOLT WAS CoaCH OF THE Junior football Team. I HAD TO 00 HOME TO DRESS FOR THE MOV IE PREMEIRE THAT NIGHT SO • HURRIED HOME. WHEN I ARRIVED AT THE THEATRE � SAW ALL THE 8TAR8 SN TneiR dresses. When I turned around I saw the goverror's party and IN IT WA8 HIS WIFE LOUISE CARMICHAEL THE MAYOR OF BOSTON. MARVIN KNOWLES, THE MAYOR•S„WIFE , MELVA EtHCRIDQE, AND JOHNIE OAVISON THE ATTORNEY fENERAL OF vIROINIA. AS I WALKED IN THE THEATRE I MET JUNEOR VlCKERY. TMt F VMOLJS Broadway producer. With him was Etheridge Barnej. the most famous WILD ANIMAL IF.AINER IN THE V ORLD. THEN AS i SAT DOWN IN MY SEAT, SONSONr SAID HELLO AND WHO SHOULD IT BE 8JT .w RY ETHERIDGE. SHE TOLO ME SHE WAS A GRADUATED NURSE AND VERY PROUD OF I . I THINK THIS HAS BEEN A VERY DUST DAY FOR MS AND I THINK IT HAS BEEN THE MOST WONDERFUL ONE I:VS EVER SPENT. SEEING THE WHOLE CLAS3 AS IT WAS IN 1940 IS THE DEST LUCK ANYONE CNN HAVE, -ZELL BARNES- CLASS PROPHET CL- SS W LL VE, THE CLASS OF 1940 OF THE ‘ LOMATCM H t OH SCHoOL, CcjNT-. T '.'■■if- -13! A AND STATE OF ALABAMA, BEING OF SOUND AND DierDOING ''!Ml AND M-'iC v. t -i.j I i 1 REALIZING i'HAT WE MUST PART V.'iTH SUNDRY HONORS. TALENTS, LOC. s, A f: t - :-Y . TIONS, DO HEREBY PRONOUNCE THIS uUR uASf WiLL AND YES’-AM nI '■ WE HEREBY BEQUEATH TO OUR BELOVED FACULTY OUR AFFEC' 1 ON AND RESPECT FOR THEIR CAREFUL GUIDANCE OVER THE STORM-TOSSED SEA WE GIVE, DEVISE AND BEQUEATH TO OUR SUCCESSORS. HE JUNIORS, OUR SENIOR CLASS-ROOM PLUG THE DESKS ON CONDITION THAT THEY KELP AL'_ MORE ORDERLY THAN WE HAVE. The Seniors do heresy bequeath to the Juniors the following: Louise Carmichael wills her good times at f. h, S,'; to Mazie Golden, Otis higdon bequeaths a certain Jeanne to c. w. Williams, Lucile Taylor leaves her bowed knees and shortness to Doris M, 3rown. Douglas Ray3on, Bob Odom. Wofford and Forney Horton will to Orman Apkinson, Milliard killam, c.w. Williams, and Marion Locklier their p-e-a-c-e- FUL DISPOSITIONS, Zell Barnes bequeaths to Clara Bell Nolen her studious nature, t 0, w, F0REf Marvin Knowles, and Louis Bell will their partnership to Dot Graves, Frances, and Faye Jackson, Marvin bequeaths a few of his many pounds to none other than Clarence rown. Drury White, Thomas Bethea, and Junior Vickery will their neatness, good looks and best dressed titles to Conway Justice, Calvin weaver, and Robert ”ac-sey, Mildred Ramsey and marilyn Stewart leave their chair to lib Ash and Lola White. This article will be found in the office, Ira Holt wills Raymond Mize his swiftness, that is, his ability to get AROUND EVERYWHERE FAST NOWHERE. W Lillian bequeathes her atheletic ability to acoueline gray. Grady “rothers leaves william Brantley all of■ his ex-flames. Huston Adams and Johnnie Davidson will their shy but cunning despositions to Marion Locklier and Jim Kennedy. matt e, Kent wills her red pocket book to Odessa green to carry love notes AND SHORT PENCILS IN, Eloise Blackmon will to any Junior who is able to make it her technique OF CLASS-SHIPPING. aNN-C|LE HALL AND REBECCA WATSON BEQUEATHS THEIR CHEMISTRY INITIATIVE TO Maurreen Gorammand Porcia L. Godwin. J. D. Page wills Allen Brown his mathematical ability. Forney Horton wills to °onalo heatham all information he is able to give on Points to argue Etheridge wills his school-girt complexion to rvin Husky. k Wilman Brantley- Mary and MelbaEthridge will their loving dispositions to atherine 3rown, llva Hutto, and hester , «ranklin. leon Gates leaves his barefoot football kicking to Burson rphy. Hugh Barker wills his curly locks to Mathew Russel. T. W. Stokes leaves his boxing ability to melvin Bagwell, kn i JnROTN WllLl THE IR PARTNERSHIP TO INEZ KNOWLES Thelma Jackson anp ell Jordan wjli. and AVI NELL MORRIS. Earline Norwood and Grace Powell will their outside boypreinds to to ELLA Mae Gray anp Vermell Digmon. V I V I AN FiTZGERALO W.ELS TO MARIE DAW-EEL HER ABILITY TO KEEP guessing and we do mean the boys. qu£qt that 9h|R ,mproveTthem°a8 much as poss?3le � m tellTnq youTthey OVER i;,?RAr“I SlV Til SUGGESTION' THAT THEY USE HEADACHE POWDERS AS A CURE. „ liiMinn QIRL—FRIENDS TO HENRY WILLIAMSON THE SENIOR 30YS WILL ALL THEIR JUNIOR QIRL-FRI and C. C. Jackson. - . THE SENIOR GIRLS WILL ALL THEIR HIGH SCHOOL BOY-FRIENDS TO Jackson and Ola B. MilleR. WE APPOINT OUR DEAR °LD. A M?nEwITN STTHEREOF u„ I AND REVOKE ALL FORMER WILLS, IN WITNESS) intnc-v , SCREED oSr NAME THIS 26TH DAY OF APRIL 1940 CLASS or 1940 DOT WEAVER SOCIAL EVENTS OF THE YEAR The senior Class gave a farewell party for Carolyn Park January 19 in the home Ec. building. Many danced to the radio WHILE OTHERS PLAYED GAMES IN THE LIVING ROOM. ALL WHO CAME ENJOYED THE REFRESHMENTS BUT HATED TO SAY GOOD-BYE TO ONE OF OUR BEST CLASSMATES, CAROLYN MOVED TO MONTGOMERY WHERE SHE ATTENDED SIDNEY LANIER HIGH. Friday Night. March 29th was the time and The Twin City Community house , was the place for the annual Sophomore hop . They danced to the music of many of the best orchestras of the United States, which means that their music was recorded. Our Football players and Cheerleaders who worked so hard FOR OUR TEAM WERE WELL REWARDED BY THE FOOTBALL BANQUET GIVEN AT THE VOCATIONAL BUILDING. MANY OF THE PLAYERS, COACH, AND the Cheerleader gave speeches. They were served by the home ECONOMICS GIRLS. „ March 28th, 1940 marked the second successive year that •LOMATON HAS HAD THE HONOR OF BEING HOST TO THE PARENTS, TEACHERS, amd pupils of Escambia County on play Day, Mr.. Leon Mantel of mc'oulough was Piaster of ceremonies. During the morning the fol camcks and stunt3 were performed. The afternoon activities were son call games, and ?$ %ny kinds of races. The Flomaton p, 7, Av had charge of the selling of the food AND REFRESHMENTS. ______ April 19th, the Senior Class gave a Dance at the Community House. Clarence Schenk and his orchestra furnished the music. The Senior s sponsored a Halloween Carnfval October 28th. Every cl%sj and some of ci uas had a booth in which they sold A CERTAIN THING. A DOLLAR W..o GIVEN AS A PhlZE FOR THE MOST ATTRACTIVE BOOTH. AT E� GH- . 1 Cl OCH A WO.'iANLSSS WEDDING WAS G I VEN I N WH ’ CH SOME O' THE LHAD NO CI 7 I Z7NS OF THE COMMUN I TY TOOK PART, ON THE NIGHT OF FEBRUARY AC Th MAP’Y PERSONS SLEPT LIGHTLY BECAUSE THEY HAD BEEN To Sr E ’He PHANl’CM -PEEPS , A THREE ACT MYSTERY PLAY. 'HE F AF '� .M V ICXEPY, WAS SUPPORTED BY A LARGE CAST OF GOOD ACTORS AN“ . TTHLSSLSn Kc STAGE AND PROPERTIES COMMITTEE DID FINC WO ON T lei S , April 8th the Alabama Cj; l ge 0i.ee club gave a very inspiring RECITAL FOR THOSE IN GCHi)'� L AND OUT WHO CARED TO ATTEND. ANY VISITORS FROM TOWN AND MAN'S PUPILS H “ARC ' K J THIRTY GIRLS GIVE APPROXIMATELY FORTY FIVE MINJVES OF PERFORMANCE-, April 26th was a big night for the seniors as it was their Class Night . Every member of the class took part. May 3RD. a DANCE WAS HELD AT THE COMMUNITY HOUSE WITH MUSIC by Clarence sbhenk. It was in Honor of the Senior wlass. a GOOD TIME WAS HAD BY ALL April 17th was a night to remember. It was the Senior play EXCEPT IT WAS IN THREE ONE ACT PLAYS. PRACTICALLY ALL OF THE Seniors took part in the play. Senior II Class AUBRY GOODWIN, MARY GREENE President ELVA HUTTO, VIRGINIA FRANKLIN MARION LOCKLIER Vice-President Secretary JEAN McCURDY Treasurer Orman Adkinson Raymond Mize Virginia Franklin Allen Brown Matthew Russell Marzie Goldwin Melvin Bagwell Phillip Thompson Odessa Green Clarence Brown Calvin Weaver Jacquline Gray William Brantley C. W. Williams Ella Mae Gray Donald Cheatham Henry Williamson Maureen Gorum Aubry Godwin, Jr. Elizabeth Ash Elva Hutto Norvel Lee Godwin Doris Mae Brown Valera Heaton Irvin Husky Katherine Brown Faye Jackson C. C. Jackson, Jr. Inez Bass Rosala Jackson Conway Justice, Jr. Marie Donnelly Frances Jackson Millard Killam Vermel Digmon Inez Knowles Jim Kennedy Hester Ruth Franklir Ola Bell Miller Marion Locklier Virginia Franklin Avinell Morris Burson Murphy Dot Graves Clara Bell Nolin Therald Manry Porcia Lee Godwin Mean McCurdy Robert Massey Mary Greene Lola White SR. i CLASS EARL ABKINSON James bell Rudolph Coleman Cecil Glass Everett holt RAYMOND HUSKY Byron strength Delphin Strength aubry Taylor Agee Wiggins Eugene Williamson e. T. brown Clayton Crutchfield Hunter Dean David Green EUGENE BONDURANT Bill Cheatham GBLie Childress Grady Carden judson dean Marvin Digmon Getherall Dykes Nick Etheridge Odell Fore Millard Gatewood Billy Henderson Harvey Jordon Donald ludvigsen de'Ey Weaver Melvis Mize billy McCloud Magnus McNider Edward Simms Annie Will arrant Minnie Lou Booth Beatrice bragan Johnnie bell Carter Myrtle Chancery Evelyn Davis Frances Etheridge Marjorie gates Amy Godwin Edna Johnson Marjorie Killam JR. Ill CLASS billy Morris James Rowell Kenneth Watson Grace soutwell Boris Bragan ell Burch Alene Carmichael Rachael Davis Mary Daniels Dorothy Greene Cornelia George Elouise Godwin Estelle Fitzgerald Imogene Godwin ruth Kennedy Rogene long Ella Mae Mock Ruth if. Murray Marie Nicholas centell Nalls Dorothy Rowell Mary -ee Snider Gladys Stokes Mary Frances Welch Jeanette Cowart Edna English Mattie Bell Mathis Myrtice McCloud Amelia O'Gwynn Rose Etta Godwin Jerrylyn mall Ella Ree Hammac Mertice Holt “ean Justice Mary Killingsworth Estelle Long Bettie Manry Bertha Moye Myrtle Russell Ruth Rigby Virgie Shivers Maurine Sherfield Mavyne Stewart Lucille Wiggins JR, I CLASS J. L. ElONOURANT kemuell Dean ROBERT ELLiS MORRELL GOLDEN James holt Marvin holt Irvin, Lovette Jr. Sill anry Herman McCall 2IN NOLIN James white Qillic Faye Taylor James Walter Ash Aoriel Adams Ralilgh Bailey Melvin sell Calvin Bondurant Dev;ey Bondurant H. P. SONDURANT Roland Carmichael Quintin cardcn Calvin Carter w. K. Ceruti Lawrence Copper Lester Cooper Ja.ies Cowart Frank DavIo Melvin dole Charles Ellis Edward Cray willie Horrid gorum Joscph Gray Robert holt Leon |]clt Leon eaton Joe Johnson WILLIAM WHITTEN Virginia Bethea Katrina uatlv;ooc Lurverhe Oates delhay Godwin EM.--.A lee Henderson Vareda Horton Margaret Jordon Rebecca Jones Louise Karnhgay Nadine Long Jk. I CLASS Kenneth Gordon F. C. KlLLAM melvin lovette Eugene miles EOVARO MI2E George hoody Lester morris 8ill MeYE Jim odom Joccph Odom TOMMY RICKERT AUTHUR ROSS John Ruesell Tom Odom Frederick Strength Koy Ward widbur White Jack weaver Vivian ao.ms WILLENE lift. .ROW Opaline bell Ma LE JROV N WI LALi-iA P.RO' N myree hurkett IUCILLC MOYC LURVERNE HlZE Lucy K.oroan JOHNNIE Mae MqCK •RENE Murray myrle Morphy jewel Nolin MARJIE SIMPSON Euna Smith Mildred stokes Eunice strength lunette weaver mavis Booth viva Brothers Marjie Conway Erline Dykes Era Frances Fore Mildred glass Johnnie M c Godwin Carolyn Hall Cleo Hutto Nova T. hortun Frances Lambeth ahnelle Long vermell Mathis Mary MoRpAN Mildred ’-icholas VONCILLE NICHOLAS Genevieve Rig= y Doris Stokes Billie Jean scrosgi is willil Mae Turk BE TRICE WHITE CULA REE WHITE Louise Welch Versic welch i t i I PRESIDENT..... VtJCE PRE3IDCNT Secretapy..... TREASURER..... Allen brown aubry Taylor hu h Barker Jr. E, T.( Brown Clarence Brow Grady Brothers Bob odom E. L. Brantley, SponsOr Edward Simms Magnus McNider beta ci.ub president..... VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY..... TREASURER..... GLADYS CHAVERS Hugh Barker r. Marilyn Stewart DOROTHY weaver Mary Greene Lillian Williams Ann-cile Hall Rebecca Watson Mrs. Lola Vi -son, Sponsor of cou-'l i me Gray Jean McCurdy Virginia Franklin otba O ’39 COACH FISHER Fairhope 26 F.H.S. 6 Century 0 F.H.S. 14 Brewton 13 F.H.S. 0 Foley 13 F.H.S. 0 Joy Jackson 18 F.H.S. 6 Frisco City 12 F.H.S. 12 Milton 6 F.H.S. 6 Atmore 18 F.H.S. 0 0 F.H.S. 15 o) foj s ir V k -FOCTBALL- .£2 THE STANDPOINT OF WINS AND LOOSES THE HURRI CANES” 2A2 ,L00K S0 OOD FOR 1939, BUT IN SPIRIT AND COOPERATION THE BOYS HAD ONE OF THE BEST YEARS IN THE HISTORY OF THE SCHOOL. uri , JH£ PROSPECT OF A SUCCESSFUL SEASON IN 1940 LOOKS FAIRLY AkTH0UGH WE ARE LOSING SUCH STARS ASJ. FORNEY HORTON, ta Py £2.°IheBs� ra holt, Ouran Vickery, 'homas Bethea, alt. Cap-y Wh,Ie� Captain, Wofford Horton, Alt. Captain, areGGraduat?ng B°B 0DOM, LEoN Gats£� and Etheridge °arne4, all � ■ ,9 ,() CETTERMEN WHO will be back for another SEASON of 5 , K' ACI'0N ARE obert Massey. Conway Justice, joe Johnson, OA5?nN cPHY ’ Ray0onb Mize, Melvis � zzt Irvin Kjsky, and IfA V I U REEN j .kl_ „WE H0PE T£)ESE BOYS can carry the burden of a hard schedule AND CARRY THE SREEN AND HITE TO A NEW HEIGHT, -Basketball- Due to the fact that we had no regulars beck from last year’s AND 0NLV 0NE letter-man returned, the season was rather bad BUT BE CLOUD IS CLEARING AND WE ARE HOPING FOR A GREAT SEASON IN 1940, AS MOST OF OUR BOYS HAVE ONE TO THREE YEARS LEFT OF BASKET- BALL, WE REGRET TO LOSE 8UCH PERFORMANCES AS ‘ORE, BARNES, AND DOOM, BUT OUT OF THE MANY SUBS WE HOPE TO PREPARE TO STOP ALL OPPONENTS IN THE COMING YEAR, -IASEBALL- BECAUSE OF A SHORT SCHOOL TERM THIS YEAR WE HAVE DECIDED TO LEAVE OFF THIS POPULAR SPORT UNTIL NEXT YEAR, -SOFTBALL— Softball seems to be the high light of sports during physical EDUCATION AND OUT OF THE SIX TEAM. LEAGUE THAT WE HAVE, WE COULD PUT OUT ONE OF THE BEST TEAMS IN THIS SECTION—THANKS TO COACH FISHER ANO HI8 UNTIRING SPIRIT TOWARD SPORTS. -FOOTBALL FACTS- THE FIRST TIME LEON GATES EVER KICKED OFF WAS IN FRISCO City and with his bare foot, he put the ball over the goal line— What a toe I I • Although we lost more games than usual this year,rNO team BEAT US MORE THAN 20 POINTS—THAT'S MAKING HISTORY IN PLOMATON. • ” Although robert Massey gained more yards than any other two PLAYERS THIS SEASON, HE ONLY MADE ONE TOUCHDOWN HIMSELF—FOR A QURRTER-BACK WE MUST SAY HE HAS THE SPIRIT TO LET THE OTHER FELLOWS MAKE THE GOALS, Without Shortie holt and our 49 pass, there would have BEEN MIGHTY FEW SCORES THIS SEASON. SHOULD WE HONOR SHORTIE OR THE MAN WHO THREW THE PASSES—I SAY THREE CHEERS FOR THEM BOTH It I -FOOTBALL FACTS— Porney Horton’s power house drive was very END OP THE SEASON—WHAT CAUSED THE IMPROVEMENT? INSTRUCTIONS OR PORNEY'S WEIGHTY STOMACH? GOOD AT THE , Coach Pisher s • Douglas Rabon' was knocked out only once in his pootball CAREER-AND THAT BY A GIRL, WAS IT THE TOE OP HER SHOE OR THE THE LOOKS OF HER LEGS? Eh DUCK' ?? Bob Odom sub—marined so many times in his football crrser, THAT WE WONDER IF HE HAD A PERISCOPE IN HIS HELMET, • Junior Vickery may have been sad ERALLY ENDED UP ACROSS THE GOAL LINE, TO CROW-HOP BUT HE SEN-KEEP CROW-HOPPING V ICK 11 Call Drury White Bugeye if you want to, but he could 9EE WHERE TO GO WHEN HE GOT THE PIG-SKIN UNDER HIS ARM. • If Thomas Bethea and Grady Brothcrs, our star tackles DRIVE AS HARD IN LIFE A6 THEY DID ON TACKLE, SUCCESS IS TH mm IF ALL THE TOUCHDOWNS ESSIE BARNES MADE HAD COUNTED AND NOT BEEN CALLED BACK, HE WOULD HAVE BEEN OUR LITTLE, BUT LOUD HERO YOU CAN'T BEAT THE REFEREE EH, ESSIE? mm Wofford Horton's job was to keep the boys from Jrg n5� FIGHTING, AND GRIPING. WOFFORD SAYS THAT WAS EASY, CAUSE ONLY ONE CAN ARGUE AT A TIME DO YOU CATCH? IT WAS WOFFORD. Red Headed Cheerleaders are very and we regret that WE HAVE TO LOSE OURS—HOLD THAT TEMPER,'nEui I ALL) A'n im t ELI WILSON ADKINSON CLASS or 1938 Unmarried, Parents: henry Frank Adkinson a Clara Johnston adkinson, occupation: Farming, present address: Bluff Springs,Fla. Superintendent of Sunday School. Member of the Future Farmers of America, member of the Methodist Church. I appreciate this opportunity to write to you through the kindness OF THE CLASS OF 1940. IT WAS INDEED A PLEASURE TO ME TO HAVE ATTENDED SUCH A SCHOOL AS FLOMATON HIGH, THERE WAS A SPIRIT OF KIND HOSPITALITY SHOWN TO EVERYONE THAT ENTERED THE SCHOOL FROM THE TIME I BEGAN IN 1932 UNTIL I GRADUATED IN 1939. AS THE DAYS GO ON AND OUR DEAR OLD SCHOOL BEG4NS TO DECAY WITH AGE, WILL THE KIND FAMILY LIKE SPIRIT STILL BLAZE FROM THE MATERIAL WHICH HAS BEEN LIGHTED, WITH THE OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE GOOD AND USE THE STUMBLING BLOCKS OF LIFE AS STEPPING STONES? MARGARET SUE ADKINSON Class of l937 UNMARRIED. PARENTS! HENRY FRANK ADKINSON £ CLARA JOHNSTON ADKINSON. present Address: Bluff Springs, Fla, _ .. SINCE I GRADUATED I HAVE BEEN ENGAGED IN SUNDAY SCHOOL, °. T. U. AND W. M. U. WORK WHICH I ENJOY VERY MUCH. I AM ALSO AN OFFICER OF the home Demonstration Club work and find it very interesting. To YOU OLE FLOMATON High AND TEACHERS, ALTHOUGH WE HAVE GONE FAR FROM YOU, WE'LL NEVER FORGET THE ONE GREAT FAMILY THAT YEAR BY YEAR TURN OUT TRAINED SONS AND DAUGHTERS FOR THEIR GREAT WORLB S TASK TO DO. OUR LOVE FOR YOU STILL REMAINS WITHIN US. Thanks to the class of 1940 for this Annual. JULIA BERTHA ARRANT Class of 1931 Married to Michael a. Amodeo, new York City. Has a boy Anthony age 6, Has Lived since graduation in Long beach California and Pensacola, Fla. Present Address: Pensacola, Fla. BONNIE BARNES Class of 1938 Unmarried. Occupation. Telephone Operator. Barnes a lee Shivers Barnes, has lived since Ala. resent address: Atmore, Ala. Parent's Names: M. o. Graduation in Atmore, occupation, and Surgical a Alabama, a L. Mobile, Alabama present aDDREss MARY NAN BaGWELL Nursing and Teaching, SpecificJXjties; Operating Room Supervision. n i S. H. M NEW 0, ! El p edical Center, ave -------------- •rleans, La.; Chattanooga, 'enn.; El Paso, Paso, Tex, w surgical Technique, Colleges Attended: Springhill, L|ved since Graduation: 'E8. « • I « % « I • I. • t ALTON RAYE BETHEA Class of 1934 Married to Voncile White. Has one girl Una Raye age, io months. Occupation Chevrolet Salesman, Specific Duty; Selling Cars, ' LC HAS LIVED IN ' L OMATON since Graduation. I WOULD LIKE TO TELL ALL OF THE GRADUATES AND TEACHERS THAT COME, THAT I FULLY ENJOYED MY WORK At FLOMATON IGH SCHOOL, MORE 1 WORKED, THE MORE I LIKEB IT, ARE The TO MELLINGCR BEASLY Class of 1937 UNMARRIED, OCCUPATION} GROCERY CLERK, Samuel Beasly 4 lillie mellinger Beasly Alabama since Graduation, parent's Names: Charles . Has lived in Pollard, BROOKS BRANTLEY Class of 1932 MARRIED TO PEARL JEANETTE HUGHES. HE HAS TWO hI LOREN AND 2 YEARS, OCCUPATION! ICE DELIVERY, HE HAS LIVED SINCE GRADUATION, PRESENT ADDRESS! BREWTON, ALABAMA, AGES I MO, IN BREWTON ESSIE LEE BRANTLEY Class of 1938 Unmarrieo, occupation: Student nurse. .p rnT ?NCE graduation E P. Brantley 4 Lillie Ella Brantley. £Af Pensacola Pensacola hospital, Pensacola, Fla, present address, pensacola, Fla. DOROTHY BARNES CARDEN Class of 1939 MARRIED TO ROBERT C. CAflDEN. PARENT'S NAMES! JOHN B. ®JRNES 4 Minnie Evelyn Barnes, as lived since Graduation. pollard� AND FlOMATON, ALA. RESENT ADDRESS! FlOMATON, LA, HELEN D, EDWARDS Class of 1931 Married to C. S. Eddie Lou Drury, since grcduation :dwards, parent's names: John ,£2a2CISm?!!Umved Has one son, Charles Michael, age 2 Has lived n Flomaton, Alabama, CECIL GRAVES Class of 1939 unmarried. Occupation: Bookkeeping, attended freemwn's College in June 1939. MARY ODOM GRJSSETT Class of 1937 Married to Billie e, 4 Mary Barnette Odom, Barnette Crossroads, issett. Has one son. Parents jERg P0 Has lived since Graduation: Pine view RESENT ADDRESS! BrewTON, LA. MARY NAN HALL Class of 1937 UNMARRIED. OCCUPATION! BOOKKEEPER AND SIENOGRAPHER. David Lipscomb and Anniston Business College, has li Nashville, Tenn., Anniston, Ala., Can?ei Aea� I WISH TO CONGRATULATE THE CLASS OF 1940 FOR IT WILL BE A SOURCE OF PLEASURE TO MANY, Colleges attended: VEO SINCE GRADUATION THIS PROGRESSIVE MOVE, . . . - . . - MAUDre -MAE BRANTie Class Of- t tsi Married to Fred Leslie Lillie Ella Brantley. Fla,, Flomaton, Ala,, Hawk. Parent's Names Charlie P, Brantley HAS LIVED SINCE GRADUATION IN BLUBF SPRINGS PENSACOLA, FLAa � EYr.’l CL..BS OK '9C4 Married to Leslie miles h fn, Henry Frank Adkinson graduation: Warbeek To THE STUDENTS OF . . Mfc. - ■ „ YOU THE BEST OF LUCK IN YOUR ACHIEVEMENT EARNEST JACKSON Class of 1932 Married to pearl Jones. Has one son, Bobbie, age 3. Occupation: SALESMAN. PARENT'S NAMES. E. H. JACKSON AND ESSIE JACKSON, HAS lived SINCE GRADUATION in; Flomaton, ala., WETUMPKA, Ala., COTTS-BORO, Ala., AND PETERMAN, ALABAMA. DAVID c. JONES JR. Class of 1933 nnmarried. occupation: Ala. Power Co. Parents David c, Jones GLADYS BROWN JONES. HE ATTENOED BIRMINGHAM OUTHERN COLLEGE, Has lived since Graduation; Florala, Ala,, Flomaton, Ala., Birmingham, Sla, Present address: Birmingham, Ala. The GREATER PART OF LABAMA AND MISSISSIPPI HAVE FOUND THAT FLOMATON HIGH SCHOOL IS WELL KNOWN THROUGHOUT THESE TWO STATES. And I ALWAYS FEEL PROUD OF OUR HiGH SCHOOL. I THINK THAT PROF, BRANTKEV, WITH THE HELP OF SOME FLOMATON PEOPLE, IS RESPONSIBLE FOR OUR SPEENDID SCHOOL, MARY ELIZABETH WATSON Class of 1931 Married to R. G. Kendall Jr. Parent's Names: Earl E. 3atson and ZILDA WATSON. COLLEGES ATTENDED! ABOLINE CHRISTIAN AND AUBURN. Has one son Bobby, age 4 mos. Occupation: First a pharmacist and THEN A HOUSEWIFE. , S LIVED SINCE GRADUATION! ABOLINE TEX., auburn, la. and evergreen, ala. she was very prominent in College and in Evergreen. EMMA CATHERINE McCURDY Class of 1931 Married to John E. Christian. Parent's Names: James D. A GEORGIA H. ASH MCCURDY. HAS LIVED SINCE GRADUATION! pa. and Flomaton, mla. McCurdy Brooksville, JAMES ROBERT McHEIL Class of 1937 Unmarried, occupation; graphy. Parent's names: McNeil. Has lived since Honolulu, Hawaii. ij, s. f1 - Specific Duty: Aerial photo- Chari 'obert McNeil Bessie Graham gradu . • oiL' Janoe, ala., San Diego, Calif., LEW! o MLR I WETHER CLASS OF 1931 Married to Roberta Parent's Names: c. since Graduation: holt Meriwether, occupation: U. S. Mail Carrier. J. Mef: i WETHER 'Ll.A DPURY MERIWETHER, HAS LIVED Flomaton, Ala,, and Montgomery, aLa. WILLIAM COLEMAN Clasc or ' 'i UNMARRIED, ATTENDING BUSINiIGG COLLEGE Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn, Flomaton, Ala, IN MONTGOMERY,. Ala, Mas l.ived Alabama, Attended SIQCE GRADUATION, Travis Cates class or 193.2 Married to Louise Coleman, Has two d age 2o Occupation: Employed by the Ala. AUGHTERS, NANCY, AGE 6, AND JOAN lomaton Drug Store, Flomaton, � euleen Coleman Class or 1939 Unmarried. Lives at Bluff Springs, Fla. Zellene Cochrane Class or 133.2 Married Roy Greene, lived since Pensacola, fla. present address: graduation in.Flomaton, PENSACOLA, 'LA. Ala. AND RUBY CHAVFRS Class of 1932 Married Arthur Powell. Has one son, age 1, present Address, Flomaton Ml A. j Jessie Dawson Class of 193 Unmarried, Clerks in Store, present Address: Atmore, Ala. JANIE DAWSON Class of 1933 Married to Cecil murphy, present address, Canoe, Ala. Hazel Davis Class of 1934 Unmarried, Present Address: Canoe, Ala, R, A. EKTREKIN Class of 1933 Married to Willie Jordan, Present address: Flomaton, Ala, LOIS ETHERIDGE Class of 1933 Unmarried, Registered Nurse, present Address: Alexander, La. Ernestine ethebidge Class of 334 r Teacher, attended Troy State Teacher s Allege. Alabama polytechnic Institute, Unmarried. present Address; tmcre, Ala. 3 mmy Jackson Class or !33! Married to Clara Mixon, Oper'vtes motion pictjre Show, Flomaton, Ala, Doss!C G: ASP L U ? OF 133. Unmarried, Teacher., Cpaouatl of '-toy State Teacher's College. Present Address . f .om .tt:, , AJYS S'KMS class cv UNMARRIEC,. CMP- OYE.T 3' YHK WCSTCRN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY► Present Address’ f-.lpi tln, •••_ , C: y r. S'iwa C: AM; ! ;i� 7 Married to Annie !.o� i .'iarassc., .L’ '.oyeo by uyess Furmitire company, r-0? a i ON, 'l;- - JOSEPHINE JONES Class of 1936 Married to Clyde m. steele, occupation: housewife, she lives in Miami, Fla. Has lived since graduation in Miami, Fla, parent’s Names: David c. Jones and Gladys brown Jones, HUNTER ASH Class of 1933 Marrieo Nell crook, occupation Clerk in grocery store. Has one Habghter, Martha Ann, age 2, Parents: Walter ash and Janie Ash, Lives in Flomaton, Ala, huqh ash Class of 19 Married Mildred Lipscomb, occupation: Dry goods Store, lives in Flomaton, Alabama, parents Walter Ash and Janie ash. Gladys Brown Class of i 538 Unmarried, Bives in Flomaton, ala. Her present Address is Flomaton, ala. occupation: none. MARY RUTH BROWN Class of 1936 Married, Lives in Montgomery, Ala, Has lived since graduations Flomaton, Ala, and Montgomery, Ala. attended Drones Business COGLEGE IN MONTGOMERY, ALA. a Justine Bradley Class of !938 Unmarried. Occupation: school librarian, lives in Flomaton, ala. She also works at Jackson Theatre, DORIS KILLAM Class of 1938 Unmarried. Occupation: Stenographer. Lives in Flomaton, Ala. Has LIVED SINCE GRADUATION IN FLOMATON, Ala. PARENT'S NAMES! FRED C. Killam and Maggie Newberry KiLuAM, Madeleen Bragan Class of 1938 Unmarried. Occupation: Stenographer. Parents Names: J, g. Bragan and Mary Lee Bragan, lives in Brewton, Ala. • 1 leon ribby Class 0.- 1939 Unmarried, Occupation: Bottler at Coco Cola Bottling Works, Pensacola, Fla. Parent 8 names: w, r. p-lby and Edith Rigby, present address: 23 East lakeview, Pensacola, .“La, W‘ ltdm Class 0v '?3S Unmarried. Occupation: Cakt 3 .legman- lives in atmore, ala. present address: Atmore, Al; . Mar Alice Cheatham Class or 1939 Married Linwood Davis. Occupation: housewife, lives in Flomaton, Ala. Herbert Cheatham Class of !937 Unmarried. Occupation: Clerk in grocery Store. Lives in Flomaton, Ala, EflDIE LEE ENGLISH CLASS OF 1939 Unmarried. Occupation: Printer for Flomaton,Journal, lives in Flomaton, Ala. ALBERT H. ODOM Class or 1937 UNMARRIED, PARENT'S NAMES! OLLIE L, ODOM A STELLA GODWIN ODOM. College attended: Auburn. Studying Animal and Nutrition research. ELIZABETH FITZGERALD Class of 1934 Married to Claude E. Parker, Attended Alabama College, Parent's Names: Emmett J, Fitzgerald Bessie Pringle Fitzgerald, Has lived since Graduation in Montevallo, Ala,, Cuba, Ala., and Livingston, Ala, Has one son, Gerald, age I, She is the author or the Alma Mater of Flomaton high school. VERMA RUTH ROWELL Class of 1938 Marrieo to h. C, lack. Occupation; Housewife, Has lived since GRADUATION IN CANOE, Ala. AND ATMORE, LA. FRANCE8 IRENE THOMPSON Class of 1938 Unmarried, attended Daphne Normal School, parent's Names: Joseph J. Thompson Bessie Thompson. resent address: State Teachers College, Daphne, la. MCKENZIE E. VINSON Class of 1934 Unmarried, occupation: U. s. Navy. Attended Troy State Teachers College, Parent's Names: Harris m. Vinson A Katherine Vinson. Present address: State Teachers College, Troy, ala. ERLDA PRICE WATSON Class of 1936 Married to William f. vinson, Has one son, Frank Jr., age 16 mos. Attended Auburn. Parent's Names: parent's Names: Earl Watson zelda walher atson, has lived since Graduation, auburn, Flomaton, Atmore, and her Present Address is Jay, rla. UBIE DEAN SHUMACK Class of 1936 Married to R. m. wAtson. Occupation: housewife. has l.hveo in Flomaton, ala. and Brewton. ala� since graduation. Parent'6 Names Jessie Allen Shumack and Mary Rrances Shumack. VONCILE SYBIL WHITE Class of 1938 Married to Alton Raye Bethea, Has one girl, Una Raye, age to mos. Occupation: Housewife and Bookkeeper Has lived in flomaton since GRADUATION. To the students of Flomaton High School, l would like to mention that THE MOST IMPORTANT TIME OF Y0UR LIFE IS WHEN YOU ARE IN SCHOOL, WORKING AND STUDYING FOR WHAT YOU WILL NEED IN THE FUTURE. My MOETO IS, DO YOUR VERY BEST AND YOU WILL NEVER BEGRET IT. MARY BETH TOLBERT Class of 1933 Married to Rufus White. Has one son, Donald, age 5. Occupation: HOMEMAKER. PARENT'S NAMES! HEY TOLBERT mATTIE RICE TOLBERT. Has lived since graduation in: Peterman, Ala,, Repton, ala., and pollard, ala. Present address: pollard, Ala. NAME A ' .. j AGNES AO ' NoOM ’G 'i • • .: NfaOiV F W AT. Til; ON W1 LOON A ; k IN30N JAM ZO AD Vfo JU ■ . Wi NT Ernest arrtnt Hun r r r oh Hugh rt H fi ■ ..- A t UR f 0 ■•■ : f iG' o CTMORw U A o L!L -' F 4 p L -MA ‘U --. 'L . POL . AIU , AvAv Flo: avow, Alm. FLJHAT J'ij «L� . ft.a, •‘..A, , ‘. I GiL3ERV CARNETTE Rub ,' uarmi- tte El8£r!V ■•Hi .TT E MYRTLE JAR'.’TE • t.'.T.E'TE £.'.8fHf •: ':a r. .tte hOSi-rfD ;.. RMC3 oCN!. • E 4ES CORO r UA.1NES L . 3Y ASS £J. SWELL Mary fj,;. j '-ACWELL Mr . i'O'Y O'. ALLY UCoDFH dLTHEA ALTON' f.A' E bETHEA V i v: 3- the a QL i. r i t, Booth Lamnett . Blackmon BROOK; dk.ANjLEY IV, TIE LC .1 'VAlMTLEY MABLc i. ! 7 Br a:tley Fs !E I EL Pi;Ai :T LEY MP -R . ,' Z b.iAN'i LEY I' c. E.RADLtY Ja'-'LL ' ROW I Mar', h.'-s ,'rown GL '.C”o ftl.OWtN Francs Frown ilCROr'GT c'YRD Nelli l Butler J. D. Ca’ES Travis . ates Cecu. Chancery Gladys Chancery RL3Y.CHAVERS Herbert f -ilatham Mara Alice Cheatham ZEU F.ME t ' ViANE Wili.iam Coleman Eulenc Coleman Hilton Cook bn F .s. , P ELI 1-VriCN, Al VTON. A, :liy, tEx, floya-cn, ala. Blume Cpruoss, Fla. f I OMATcrl, J-.LA. Flomatom, Ala., RT. I Preltc.n At a., u 'y .-osb.-al, El Paso, Tex, poi latd. ala. Pr LI’Y DSC al POI LAR D. LA , ri.'RM.,TO,':, f,LA„ Hjfo.iC , Au«. g-rt,.y.v fi.a, w icm, Ala. •fi.Uc.'i. Ala. en.'wrcN. 'la, fi.om.a 4, ala. c .O-M .TN, ‘‘•LA, “V hOoP'TV ij . t.er.i T B; . rLc i i 'i -, r ■ i • • , Pensacola, Fla. Oj ST densacola , Fla. LOMATOM, Ala, 05 W. v,rv Road, Montgomery, or-'T iCMEijv ala. LUfiATON, ALA. MOOT ,O E!!- , FLuHATjN, LA. pe.jsaoola. la. brewroiv, A.a Atmore. Ala. Montgomery, Ala. Flcmatov «la. Br.wton. Ala, P.TEVTON Ala. Fi.oiv. ton, Ala. Ft. cm von, ala. Flgm .ton, 'la. £00 N l: m.ls, Pensacola, Fla. Fo. •tgom. tr , hLA. Plupf S= ;nos, Fla. BREWT 0. -, 'LAi Inez Daniel grace HAZcL C-AvIS Jesoit j'wcon •Ian r T ws.n Wu.il.iC L-t.'t. HA2FL v £.;. ! rvby ;u.- Davis D yV,' Ol .n Mdr-'ge ..can hc_e. CSLRV LOIS OTHER I DOE Earnestine Ltleridge R. A. F. , mE: IN Eddie Lee o.glish WILLIAM FajiraR Elizabeth Fitzgerald Emm it J. Fitzgerald ENiO, M'SO. Canoe, Ala. ca:j; la, A.-'DiL, al .. fVO;.. LA, F . .my! ON, a la. h.-.matjn, '.la. Cat or. ii. v. : ■-;; . : o! , -'-.a, F l. O i' 1 • O , C L A , Fi.oM.V. Ofl, A .A., Veteran Ei ijdsp:tal, Alexander, La. Atmote lA, Ft.1 1 A. ON, At. A, fi. MA TO. , At.A. CAf.OI, V.A.-LI.ING3T0.V, Ala. POLLARD, .LA, NAME ADDRESS Jay Godwin FlOYO 3 I DBS CARL D.REEN DoUBlVS GLASS Ro- SPLEN 3afth� Sates Emmie Gatlin Annie Lois slags Juette Gulden jrl Lee Corum Helen Godwin Cecil Graves Dos- ie Glass ERTHA GRESETH Grace Godwin ATMORE, ALABAMA Atmore, Alabama atmore, Alabama Pensacola, Florida Canoe, Alabama pollard, Alabama Atmore. Alabama Flomato , Alabama PLOMATON, ALABAMA Plomaton, Alabama Bre’-ton, Alabama Brevton, Alabama Fpisco, Cit , Alabama Plo .aton, Alabama Sallie Bell Hobbie HERMAN HOB'S Claude Hammac miles Horn To°sie Huggins Jess Hudgins Austin Hammac rtU'REY Hammac ldnnie Hall Ruth Horn Essie m« Harris maurine Hammac prances husky Corrine Harris peter horn Mary Alice Jackson Benerson Jordon David Jones Sammy Jackson Earnest Jackson Charles Jackson Rjth Jordan Bessie Jackson Brewton, Alabama Pt. Barr ncas, Florida Plomaton. Alabama Atmore, Alabama Plo ,atdn, Alabama Plomaton, Alabama Brewton, Alabama Brewton, Alabama bluff springs, Florida atmore, Alabama Pollard, Alabama Brewton, Alabama pollard, Alabama crestvtew, Florida Atmore, Alabama Bre ton, Alabama atmope, Alabama Talledega, Alabama Plomaton, Alabama Plomaton, Alabama Brewton, Alabama FLomaton, Alabama 3rewton, Alabama Agee keccbbarr price killam Atmore. Alabama Bluff Springs, Florida HELEN LEWIS hazel Lewis Nannie long Joseph Lambeth Plomaton, Alabama Plomaton, Alabama Plomaton, Alabama Plomato , Alabama Escd McCloud PONNIE D. MCKIDBON EiMA C, McCurdy Harold Mo iris Jack Morgvn Charles Mchjrdy Jame R, McNeil Patie K. Macks Lev is Meriwether Mary P. McNider Lucilie mck,;don ployd mcDavid BILL McNEiL Irv INC Maury Robert I-.anry MYRTLE MARASSO .THAN MaSHBURN Elaine Morgan Miriam Morgan Spencer Morgan Grace McCay Jame- McNider ’ Marshall McNeil David mcneil Cornelia McCurdy Katherine McDavid Charles McNeil EL t ZA 3ITH MCMURPHY David Allen dtGwynn Mary Odom Tallahhssee, Alabama Plomaton, Alabama Plomaton, Alabama Troy, Alabama auburn, Ala ama San Diagd, California Honolulu, Hawaii Plomaton, Alabama MOI'GOMERY ALABAMA Plomaton, Alabama plomaton, Alabama Plomaton, Alabama Canoe, Al-.b .m.' n.jhville, Tenness e Plomaton, Alabama Miami, flopida 3 IRMINGHAM, ALAB AMA Eirmingham, Alabama tIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA I RM 1 NQH AM ALAB AMA Plomaton, Alabama Plomaton, Alabama fensacola, Florida Canoe, alab ma Birmingham, Alae ama Birminqham, Alabama San Francisco, California San Francisco, California Enterprize, Alabama 3re ton, Alabama ■ NAMES VIRGINIA PRESLEY Verm a Ruth Rowell Leon Rigby Louise ryals Rondol Radon Nance Rhodes Eloise Scroggins 3ALNCHE Sowell M'.htma Sowell Glaoys Simms Clyde Simms Earl Robert Scroggins Sybil Simpson Unwood Stanton Gerald stnnton U3IDEEN SHUMACK Olene Strength Jim.he Taylor Kathleen Taylor Billy Glenn Tenant Mary Beth Tolbert Else.-, t Trawick James Thompson Frances Thompson Fr..nk Vi :gon McKenzie Vinson Melvin Van Hoosen William Vickery Avin Vickery Ola Watson Albert Watson Elvie Satson Frances Watson Ethel Watson Lee Waters Mildre Wiggins James Williams Edith Williamson Hilton Wiggins Ovis White Dot White Voncille White Edward Weaver address pollard, ala, Caboc, ala, pe sacola. Hv. iwd . Flomaton, Ala. Century Fla. Troy, ala. Flomaton, ala. flom ton. ala. atmor.-, la. Canoe °alI.T 'L’ ENSAC0 . '«■ . Atmiorc, Ala. !?aOTT,N ALA� 3338 TULANE AVE., NEW ORLEANS, La. ?oS°“gAf° ma,E. FLOMATON, Ala, Pollard ala. Brel-ton, Ala., RT. 4 SrtEl TON, ALA., RT. 2 Brewton, ala., r. f. d. Jay, Fla. Troy, Ala. flomaton. aua. Auburn, Ala. BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Daphine, Ala. Brewton, ala., rt. Brewton ala rt 4 Daphine ala Flomaton, ala. Atmore, Ala. ”c ;X:. VE- � “« . ■� . Brewton, Ala., rt. 2 � • «■� . Hu e. Flomaton, Ala. ( X. ALMA MATER V t- our Alma Mater We will not falter TO LOVE THY HONOR ANP SING THY PRAISE. lHY YEARS OF TEACHING To US BESEECHING fO OF. TRUE IN ALL WE 00 HROUGH ALL OUR PAYS. The years we've been here are years we ll holl pear They make us feel near Although we part. AS YEARS ROLL BY Thou wht be nigh We always eill love still Within our hearts. Altho we're leaving Our hearts are gaeiving Our thoughts are weaving Sweet dreams of you. 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