Jefferson County High School - Jeffersonian Yearbook (Tarrant, AL)

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JEFF-CO-HI 1929 Senior Organization William Shields ................. Fftitident Howard Nelson............................................... Vice-President Louise Bellah ....................................................Secretary J. B. Lankford, Jk. ..... ....................................... Treasurer Angie Mae Hicks........................................................Poet M. I). Sin BACK .................................................. Orator Roberta Robison ................................................ Historian Christina Ryi.ant ................................................. Pianist i.ameda Bellah ............................................... Violinist Earl Slich ........................................................ Prophet Harry Parker .... .............................................Statistician Elbert Lawless .................................................. Lawyer Colors—Pink and White. Flower—Pink Rosebud. Motto—By our own efforts we hope to rise. Nineteen

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 Jeff-co-mi—1929 Horace Adams Entered '27. Always of a quiet, unassuming nature. Motto: A live wire is not down long. Ambition: To make a success of living. Athletic Association. ’27, ‘28, ‘29; Police Force. ‘28. ‘29; Wildcat l lut.. ‘29. Lou is “Lover Andrews Entered ’24. Here's my hand with my heart in Motto: See all you can. but risk only one eve at some things Ambition: To be a professional ball player. Athletic Association. ‘24. 25, ‘26. ’27, 28; Footfall, '-'7. JS: Alternate OtMatD, Football, ‘28: Baseball, 27, ‘28. ’29; Alternate Captain, Ra cba!l. ‘28: Captain, Itatcfall, 29; Vice-President. Wildcat Club. ‘28; Vice-President, Sr. II A. ’27; President, Sr. Ill A, ’29; “J” Club, ‘27. ‘28. ‘29; Unier. ‘25. N’oRA Precious A rwood Entered ’27. Those about her from her shall read The perfect ways of honour. Motto: The thing that’s farthest toward making life worth while, that costs the least and docs the most, is just a pleasant smile. Ambition: To polish the moon, shine the sun, and sweep the cobwebs from the sky. Athletic Association, 27, '28. ‘29; Arnica, ‘27. ‘28. ’29; Chaplain, Arnica. ‘28, '29; Chorus, 28, ‘29; Girl He-serve -. ’28. ’29; House of Representatives, ’27, ’28; Librarian, 28. ‘29; Social Committee, Girl Reserves, ‘28, 29; .Maid. Football, ’28; Program Committee. Sr. Ill A. ’28. ‘29; Vice-President. Itigest Club, ’28, ’29; Most Intellectual Student, lloo’s Hoo, ’28; Chairman. Program Committee, lfigcst Club, 28, 29; National Honor Society. ’29. Alameda Sister Bella h Entered '25. She is exceedingly well read. Motto: Drive it yourself, and smile, smile, smile. Ambition: To complete my musical education abroad. Athletic Association. ’25. 26. '27, '28, ’29; Arnica Club, ‘26. 27. 28. ‘29: Girl Rmrvr . ‘27. ’28; Mualc Study Club, ‘28. '29; Tcnni Club. '27; Program Committee. Health Work Club: Critic. Arnica, ‘27; Critic, Girl Reserve . ‘28; Critic. Mu tic Study Club, ’28; Pre«s Committee, Arnica Club, ‘28-‘29; Chairman, Social Committee. Girl Reserve . ’28-’29; Reporter, Girl Re •erve . ‘28; Senior ClaM Violinist,' ‘29; Pin' Committee. Arnica, ‘28; Choru . ‘27, ’28; Orchestra. ’28, ’29; Track. ’28. Ttccnty