Foley High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Foley, AL)

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ANNA SURREY Blushing, bonny, bright JAMES SUNDA Zealous, zesty, zippy MARJORIE FRITZ TEMPLIN Merry, modest, married RAMONA THIEHE Gabby, gay, gainful EVANGELINE THOMAS Flirt, fancy-free, festive NORMAN UNHE lUOD'l Hhndseme, hardy, husky VALDA WALTERS Bookish, beloved, blameless IMOGENE WILLIAMS Cheerful, charming, chatty I-Deceased 3 M ' N X, xl 5- ,iff

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CHARLES RICE Carefree, ca1m,.Ch66Pfu1 MARTHA RICHARDSON Citizenship girl, courteous careful EVEBYN RUMMEL Jolly, jumpy, jovial ARTHUR SANDBURG Quiet, quiesent, quizzical CAROBYN SCHAD Industrious, independent Incentive ROGER SCHAD Reliable, ritzy, radiant IRENE SCHWARTZ Talkative, twinkling, tenacious ANNIE SMITH Cute, cuddly, calm

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Senior Class H1'sfory We shall look in our book of memories to when we began to ascend the mountain of education twelve years ago. We started out in our first year with a class numbering forty- flve. We have caught up with some who started before usg some have dropped over the preciplcesg others have slipped back down the pathg and still others have grown tired and deserted us. We shall always cherish the memories of the past happy years. It was during these years we made our friends. We started out as mere babies and cried our way through the first grade. We had our little fights and tussles over the swings or who would hold the teacher's hand. It seems silly to think of these things now, but they will remain as precious memories in our hearts. I can remember hard things that we have gone through. The little fights Virginia F. and Florene C. use to have, with Vivian C. and Mildred F. pitching in their two cent's worth. This was always ended by their coming arm in arm to their classes. Some of the girls would go to the movies at the theater with their heart throbs. This was the most exciting part of our grammar school days. And the many times Helen . and Charles G., Ramona T. an Floyd H., Vivian C. and Otto K. were caught swinging together. Oh! golly, I almost forgot to tell you about those funny haircuts the girls had. Vivian C. and Phyllis M. topped the list with those cute Buster Browns. Pig tails were also very popular. We were funny looking kids then. We were quite elated when we reached the sixth grade. This was an event second to entering High School, and we all felt we had reached one of the desired goals on the mountain of learning. During all those years we learned about nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs. We learned the use of the decimal point. In history we went back to the prehistoric ages and visited the ruins of Ancient Home and Athens. We felt that we were ready for our High School training. Our sixth grade graduation was a beautiful event. The stage was lavishly decorated with beautiful flowers. The