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

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CLASS HISTORY Q' PAT CROSBY HISTORIAN V N! 2' On a brlght sunny mornmg lI1 September 1936 we started to school Some of us had sh1ny,beam1ng faces, some were glowermg, and some were frankly scared to death After arr1v1ng and reglstermg, we were d1v1ded 1nto two sectlons and our school career had begun ln M1ss Young s sect1on lt was a dally occurrence for J oe LaFlam to run away and be brought back a llttle Whlle later by h1s mother! M1ss Thompson held the rems 1n the other sect1on ln the second grade we lost some of our classmates and gatned new ones Our teachers were M1ss Rhodes and Mlss Saxes We were very proud of our now ac compllshment learnmg to tell t1me We were lntroduced to the mysterles of the mult1pl1cation tables 1n our thxrd year Our teachers were Mrs Bennett and MISS Golson, but we lost Mlss Golson who left us to go to Porto Rlco We studled Geography, and Erdlst Chavers made a model of a Dutch house of wh1ch we were very proud Our fourth grade teachers were M1ss Ruple and Mrs Chambles By th1s tune we were b gmnmg to feel that we were upper classrnen and to look down on the flrst graders as bables We were all del1ghted over the erect1on of the swmgs on Mlss Sm1th taught us all how to smg when we were m her class At our Val entme Day party we had a smgmg contest and Mary Loulse Polk won Mrs Crosby and Mrs Jones,our room mothers, were the judges Bllly Osborne sang Wabash Cannon Ball' and won second pr1zel 1 Mrs Chambles taught the other sectlon of our class and Mrs Hadley took over part of the Job durmg the latter half of the year Our beloved Prmclpal, Mr Bennett died and the whole school felt the effect of h1s death It was durmg thls year that the Bankhead Tunnel was opened and one of the hlgh l1ghts of the year was our tr1p to Moblle through the new tunnel, m the Sprmg to see the azaleas and v1s1t the Coca Cola bottllng plant The bulldmg of the cafeterla was begun ln the slxth grade our teachers were Mrs Grlfflth and M1ssGlor1a Ruple, s1s ter of our fourth grade teacher Th1S year we studled South Amerlca and gave a program 111 chapel on lt 111 wh1ch we dressed H1 costumes and sang 'La Cuchara c a South Amer1can Way and var1ous other songs PTOQTGSSIVG Educat1on was mfull SW1I1g by th1s t1me and to people outslde the school, our school day seemed to cons1st of Conferences and Rest Per1odsl The seventh grade IS one whlch w1ll stand out H1 our memory as the most mlxed up grade mour school llfe One sectlon had Mrs Wmgard, whom we kept all year, but those of us who started out 111 M1ss Dundun s room soon found ourselves chang mg teachers every few weeks for days, as lt seemed to usb Mlss Dundun left at the end of the f1l'St sux weeks andour homeroom teacher became Mrs Merle Ross Unfortunately, however, Mrs Ross was slck qulte a b1t and we had substltute t s most of the ear We got our f1rst mtroductlon to Mrs Robmson th1s vw . V C Us '. Li ' XM ' , , . N . a . , Q . . , . . , . . . 1. I , S n a - . . the playground. , , - ' .1 , . . . . a , . - S - . . . , . . . . .. . 4 - h M Cl ' , H ' ' ' 7 ! ' . D n ,. -