Holtville High School - Interpreteur Yearbook (Deatsville, AL)

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COACH BOYKlN'S GROUP Jessie Rovvlen, Herbert Wright, Billy Ray, Calloway, Emmett Dennis, Houston Farmer, Carl Russell, Bill Glasscock, James Foreman, Charles Clark, Thomas Lane, Billy Holt, Mr. Boykin, Harold Goree, George Hall, Charles Gross. Coach's group has an enrollment of sixteen members. The group is divided into three sections: mechanics, plumbing, and electricity. These groups were arrived at according to the personal interest ot the members. All three groups have had some work in the fundamentals of mathematics, including division, multiplication, subtraction, and addition of decimals, fractions and whole numbers. Page Thirteen ,,,,......-,-M--:H ,,,,,.,,.....-w-H ,,,.,......-- , ,- A ,,.......-. xg A Y ,.,,.. s . f'.. as

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midi? fi L . fi. li l B ut T it ' 5 s ..-M 5 lHJ4i nh is The commercial group is still going strong with Mae Yarbrough as their head- She's doing a wonderful job as commercial teacher but says she still feels that her calling is to be a first grade teacher, Evelyn Myers, Kate Gibbons, and Irene Hicks are getting secretarial training working in the office. Quite efficient too. Evelyn and Irene are going into commercial work but Kate is going to Auburn and study to be a home economics teacher. She won a scholarship through her 4--H Club work Delora Gray, Eva Mae Hall, Martha Margaret Wingard, Mattie Pearl Levins, Geneva Wadsworth, and Annie Ruth Law are planning to be secretaries. Jessie Mae Mercer has charge of the school bank. Boneze Harrison still plans to take a beautician's course after she finishes school. Alice James, Ottis Blankenship, and William McGlamery have leaves of absence to work. Alice is a telephone operator in Montgomery. Ottis is also in Montgomery working at the City Cafe. William is to be found around a printing office, of course. He is working for the Montgomery Advertiser. Margaret Allen, Mary Frances Holt, Sherwood McCord, and Mary Clark are planning to go to college. Margaret is going to Troy to prepare to be an elementary teacher. Mary Frances is going to study to be a medical laboratory technician. Sherwood is still as much interested in chemistry as when he had charge of the science department, and of course he hopes to get to take a course in chemistry. Mary Clark is going to major in music, probably at the University of Alabama. Kenneth Jones can be found around the hatchery and refrigeration plant at any time of day or night- He is really going to be missed by the school and community when he is called into service. h And have you heard? Margaret Allen won the county championship in the oratorical contest sponsored recently by the Birmingham News. We were quite proud of her. Our boys who drive school buses really have a lot of responsibility, but Ralph Johnson is still driving the Beat l4 bus. Carl Rutherford drives Daniel Hopper's bus now that Daniel has been drafted. We miss having Lowell Wamick drive us around, but then we aren't doing much driving these days. We are all making drastic changes in our way of living, doing away with frivolous things and keeping only the ideal af America. We accept these changes, gladly, because Victory in this war means Freedom for the World. Love, THE SENIOR CLASS OF l943. Page Twelve

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MISS BROWN'S GROUP MOTTO: Work, Serve, Know. Lois Nobles Velma Ellison Gertrude Gibbons Margaret Whitworth Alberta Culpepper Dorothy Thornton Mary Katherine Thornton Mary Ellen Helms MEMBERS Miss lzell Brovvr Azel Thornhill Mary Guy Artie Carpenter Muriel Parker Sara George McGlamery Thelma Tatum Birdie Hull Absent: Helen l-loocl. Page bounce