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

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HI TORY Can you rmagrne the teacher s drsyeust on September 1 1931 when they were flced by a cryrng and frantrc group of 6 year olds? lt was on thrs lay that INOQI of the tradultes of '49 started therr struggle for freedom Nlrss Xoung and Xlrss lierser were the vrctrms chosen to lead thrs bunch of cryrng chrldren who were lost and practrcxlly scarel to death wrthout therr mothers The 'alphabet was a struggle for nost of us and we pot sltxshctory on our frnal report 1f we learned to count to '1 hundred The next year Xlrss Rhodes and Xlrss Qaxe were our capable leaders lhey advanced us further by teachrng, us to spell brg, words such is pun cattle and mrce We became better acquarnted wrth our classmltes and school lrfc wxs 1ll fun for us Due to crrcun stances beyond our control we yentured rnto the thrrd pride Probably the brybgest thrng, that we met wrth were our multrplrcatron tables Read mg wrrtrng and arrthmetrc was our theme Nlrss Alexander and Mrs Bennett never seemed to trre of us and were always ready to help The fourth grade IS when trouble re llly began W orrres of homework began to haunt our feeble Funds fkctrvrty perrod was our favorrte trme and we parnted prctures on glass Xlrss Ruple and Nlrss Mobley were our teachers Xlrss Ruple s class and the more rntellectual members of Mrss Nlobley s class went to Nlobrle on a srght seernb tour In the frfth grade the pr1nc1pal s wrfe Nlrs lladley and Nhss Smrth taught us hrstory scrence spellrng and we undertook the learnrng of fractrons l'ach day 'ifter lunch perrod we had to rest whrch was slow torture to us then But rt should be made a practrce rn hlgh school We burlt Qpanrsh markets rn our rooms 1n the srxth grade and sold Qpamsh trrnlcets Nlrs Crrrffrth s class was away from tlhe mun burldrnps rn what 19 now Nlr Bryant s home 'Vrss Ruple s class was rn what rs now the typrng room W studled the I nrted States and South An errca The year before we graduated from grammar school they elrmrnated graduatron ceremonres Of 'ill the confusron you have ever seen the fth grade topped rt all lt seemes odd to us to change classes and to earn a half credrt for playmg rn physrcal ed Nlrs Orr and Nlrs Vlrngard were our home room teachers and taught us 1n most of our classes The graduates of Magnolxa 'iprrnrs grammar school jorned us as we began our hrbh school career Nlr 'Vcbowan became our prrncrpal at Cshrrstmas when Nlr Hadley and Nlr l yfda our former prrncrpal and a5r1culture teacher left us V . . is , . . ,, . L 7. A V V , ,, A ' ' 1. c ' ., 'f xkl' L t , - 1 ' - 1 ' 'L L 1 77 Q A K- x A 1 . 4 2 4 L ' .. . .4 , V N ' ' v I v . V . , - K . . .r . 4 1 t . 'Z l 'L , '. .4 ' Q, ' V , - . . . ,t , , Q . . . . ' 1 . A 1. ' , 2 . S' ' lul I L . ' ' ' 'Z . , - Vw v V 5 V 2 1 K - . V.. . y . : , , . . . t., V V Y. L V V. . , . Y' ' a ' . . . ' ' Y . . . 'V . , u A L A' u A . i . ', W Y . 1 , . r . .. . V . . . , V. v A. x . I V ,. . A , t, , , 1 1 . . C . V . V - g - 4 ' ., . K x. L . . -. . , Y 'V I. . . . . 0 r -q sa L I I L V. I . , . , . . . I . , V V l . . rr . 7 . C r Q . T 4. ' L . 4 . I' ' r -. r . - . an lc . x 7 7 A s ' ' . . . .rr ' ' I - - s V ' V . . . . . . ,