Mobile High School - Bartonian Yearbook (Mobile, AL)
- Class of 1908
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IQHIYVI' KI, .XIQISIQIIDI Ll IHORU M UNK AN Adxertusnng, M1n1gQtr B1rtmn1n Prgsndtntljln losoplm LltLr'lrx Sougtx flrst sumstgr Prtsx dunt Ulu Cluh Plaur nn flrst Bwsktt ball and Bass. b'1ll l Lams Nlunhtr 1 LlllllS Club Tho solunn 'md vslth xxrlnklgd nmn Hts statun x 1st ind t1ll Hrs lmart and llfu so wlntn 'md Llun Snr Lnhhwd nt hnn ull CHARI l'S H DHJIL jR Artist B'1rt0nlan VILL Prnsxdtnt Fllllltlllflll Lltcrarx bocluy flrst sumstgr Surntarx snumd stmastnr Captain stwnd B1skct ball Tram Playnr on Bast b1ll Ttam 'l ho small Ill Sllk thu gods h'nL glftud With skull bcautlfully to draw lf thu entm. glass bt s1fta.d Bust 'lre lns drawmgs wrthout 1 flavl EDWARD J meovr Assouatc Edltor Barttnmn Vru Prgsldtnt huntral Lounul fnrstsumsttr Pl'lyLd0lI B1sL ball and first sub on B1skv.t lnll luams Eddie has been told In s prtttx Lntll he thinks It s trun And rmllx lll tlns Lntm utx Better looking Lhaps tlrtn lu 'art fun MENDEL P UOLSTEIN Hlstorlan Semor Lhss Presxdent Lueneml Counell hrst semester Crmc Eumenean L1ter'1ry Society both semesters Secretary Eumenean Lrtemry Society flrst semester Business and books he m'1sters well Useful an store ready rn debate Upon hrs m'1ny virtues we could dwell May he return to heaven late LEE UARRISON Treasurer Semor Class Asslstant Busmess N1'lll'l't,I' B1rtom'1n l-'resldcnt Eumenean Llt emr ouety both semesters M'ln'1ger of flrst Bns et Ball Team ln clwssle lore he relgns supreme Easy to hum 'are Latm and Ureek Earnest relnble that s no dre1m For 1 func fellow no further seek jAMES W CJUODIOE Asslstant Advertlsmg M1n1ger B'll'lOl1l'lIl Chairman Progrim Commlttee Eumenesm Llt erary Qocrety second semester Played on second Basket b1ll Team Member TLIIIIIS Llnb hoodloe or hugh tls all the same Quiet 1nd learned rs he Wlth Uoodhuc tho we confuse thy mme We thmk none the less of thee H ., Y I . 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Club Our captain brave of toot ball fame On many a bloody fleld Hrs valor won htm lmmortal fame For he learned not how to yneld .IAMFQ W WORTH Vlee Presudent Qemor Claw INUTUN Humorlst Bar President Sensor Clase Editor nn Chxef Bar ety seeond semester Vlee Prealdent Ulee Club Asslstant Seeretara Athletac Assoemtlon Cap tam first Basket all Team Player on ftrst Base ball Team Member Tenms Club He has a smile for every one That IS m toxey catmg ln work or plav busmesa or fun A No I s hrs rating tonnn player on seeond Basketball Team O Worthm ton they say of thee That rea y IQ thy wut Thou makeet ue l1ug,h right merrllee Unttl our Sides 'ire spllt . I , . W' . . ' , . - Y 1 . , . , .i w. A '. I v- i K, -' - ' - . '. 5 e., f . .v . . . . I Y fi' A' toman: Vlee Presldent Eumenlan Lrterary Socl Member -I-mms Club. F ' ' . ' . . ' 5. y .H . .x . Y . , - x L , r '1 ' x i . i . ' c '.' ' . , . . - T . 3 , . ' . 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Hlstory of The Class ol 08 Boys The autumn of 1904 IS a memorable one mn the chromcles of O'd Barton for a partlcular 1ea son the a1r1val of the class of 1908 We came here xvxth llttle knowledge of the dlffxculues to be overcome ln pursumg a hxgh school course at Bar ton Academy We numbered flfty But alas' at the end of the second year only twenty four re mamed Some xx e1e unequal to the task of cllmb mg the h1ll of learnmg whlle others stopped to take a part ln the mad whlrl of busmess hfe In passmg from the second to the thlrd class under the laws of ex 0llllZ10l'1 that prex all at the Academy survn al of the flttest and those that do not pass must stay behlnd -our class les sened 1n number s fxom twenty four to fou1teen Ou1 memor1es may be trusted to preserve the hlstory of tl e many mlnor lHCld6I'ltS and adven tures that befell us All remember V1Vldly the horlors of the s1e e of Port Arthur Thls has no reference to the Pusso Japanese war but to a cer tam lecess xn the xx all m xvhlch a number of us would defend our elves agalnst the attacks of wxth the hald stone walls None will forget the tune when the whole thlrd and fourth year classes came around to show us a few thlngs However they came saw and were defeated 1907 08' We are here at last that goal for whlch we have strwen so hald When we entered the splendxd old blllldlllg at the openlng of thls school term we al o entered under the guldance of of a nexx prlncmal Prof R A Mlckle Prof T A Taylor ou1 former pl'll1ClDal and a man Whom we aomned for hxs oualxtles had afflllated h1m self x 1th the Mobxle Mllltafy Instltute Prof Mxckle has put mto operatlon a number of modern and nox el plans And thls class has been much honored by holdmg h1s 1mpl1c1t confl dence Many of these plans at flrst seemed to us to be chlmerlcal But time has proven otherwlse One of these IS the plan of self government The xvl-ole Hum School IS governed after the plan of a vnunlclpahty Warrants are sworn out for of fenders and punlshment admmlstered by Judges who are members of the Hlgh School Another plan IS the one that leax es the class on 1ts honor Thls makes lt unnecessary for a teacher to be ln the room durlng the study hours From almost the fust of the school te1m the members of the Hlgh School have edlted a xx hole page 1n the mormng paper every Monday The page xvas al ways nexvsy and brlght and acted as a medlum to show the great progress sweeplng through Ba1 ton The members of thls class have bolne the brunt of a large part of the undertaklng and lf there was anythlng IH It during the year that was ln a small xyay notewolthy It IS probable that lt can be traced to some member of thxs class Barton thls year possessed an unusually f1ne C01pS of teachers each and every one of whose effolts and servxces w1ll always be cherlshed by the class and lt 1S not to be wondered at that the fond memory of these wlll ey er be a pleasant recol lectlon to the boys Our k1nd Superlntendent Mr S S Murphy has been more than generous ln puylleges that he has granted to the boys for all prmclpal the pen can hardly reproduce thoughts that express our feellngs toward h1m Nex er was thele a teacher more beloved and adm1red than Prof Mlckle for hls strong lntellectuallty hlgh culture h1s ldeahsm h1s enthuslasm and above all hls smcerlty But the brlghtest sunshlne must mevltably become the darkest of nlght We numberlng twelve who for many long years have been to gether we who have overcome the same tasks engoyed the same pleasules must prepare to part The memory of our frlendshlps can never perlsh We can however rest assured that m the dlm fu ture when surlounded by the worrxes of our fu ture careers we w1ll hear the names of those who as they cllmb from stone to stone toward the Zenlth of fame w1ll recall to us pleasantest recol lectlons of our Hmh School days To our Alma Matel teachers and class mates we add Farewell' a word that must be and hath been A sound that makes us llnger yet farewell' MENDEL P GOLDSTEIN Hlstorxan of Class of 08 . 1 1 -Y . . ' 1 0 . . n - A ' 4 - - v 1 . T A ' l . . . . v t , v - I Y a I . V . n . - V ' . 3 , . . K , . v . ., L. . , o n c 1 ' y . A 'K y . y . A u - , ' .H H ' , . ' ' ' - , ' ' fi 1 - L . a ' 1 , n 0 . -I , . I 5 Q A . if . V - I o L - 1 0 , - . , ' . ' . . - V ' . . u. 1 s ' ' ., other boys. Many a bump was raised by contact of which we feel greatly lndebted. And as for our . l , . . . . . 7 1 . U , , . 7 I ' ' . ! 0 - . 3 1 o , I 0 , , L K ' , ' , r . - , ' S ' ' . , ' Y . . W- , - . : .1 0 - . - y Q: A ' 9 - 1 5 9 1 . . A . . K , - l L L 7 ' . V L 1 ' , ' ' ', , - . . l . , , . ' - C , Z L , . Q L - A I - 0 , L , , . c Y , -. ' C O , - . ,A . - ' . 3' ' A . . Q- ' , - Y : ll . 4 - I ' h- . . - . 7 , . . Y ,, 9 1' 7 ' ' 7 . . , Rcvelatlons On Fr1day the 13th of March lt was late As I was wendmg my homeward way I heard the soft hoot of an owl and followlng an lmpulse rather than the sound my soul possessed wxth strange fancles I became aware that I was no longer surrounded by the haunts of the l1v1ng I reahzed that monuments of grey stone and vaults of cold marble were on all S1d6S that the streets were silent that no sound was heard save the soft sound of the crlcket the low slgh of the w1nd as It breathed through the bendmg wlllows and I reallzed that I was m the clty of the dead I sat me down upon a low stone to rest for I was weary I bent my head uoon my hands and gave myself up to medltatlon when out of th sllence of the mght there came a low soft VOICE whlch seemed to penetrate my senses rather than my ears I lsten 0 foollsh son of mortal man thmk not that wxsdom comes from studles among the hvmg What can mere man do? Thmkest thou that all thy fond ambxtlons and foolish hopes can come to pass? Llsten to what I have to tell you I am not of flesh and blood yet I have once been a poor weak creature as thou art I see all thmgs ln the future as lf they were ln the past In deep sepulchral tones came these words Follow me and when I had walked through space unendlng we came to an open grave As feet there opened a door Enter was the word that came from my gulde and wlth no questlon upon my hps wlth eyes blmded to mortal thmgs w1th ears closed to earthly sounds I went down down to where the unforgotten records of unnum bered deeds are stored m caverns whxch st1ll have room and yawn for more Then again that voxce Follow me I wlll show you the records of thmgs that are to come and placmg a parchment m my trembhng hand and dlppmg a pen ln the blood of murdered men he commanded me to ob serve carefully And as I looked behold' the scroll unfolded before me and mstead of reading I saw as ln a v1s1on events as they had happened for I dxscovered that I was m the caverns of the future Out of a cloud of smoky mlst I saw a flgure rlsmg upon a plnnacle of fame gestlculatlng wlldly tearmg h1s long and matted haxr Hls clothes hung eloquent but p1t1ful ln tremors about h1s at tenuated body I hstened to catch the golden words which fell upon the sllver sllence of the enraptured multltude and to my ears came famtly these sad and solemn words Rlght thls way ladles and gentlemen here s the only place to get the flrst and orlglnal Groves Chill Tonlc-ac cept no substltute Endorsed by all the leadmg members of the press and pulpxt ' And then, and not untll then dld I recogmze the sweet and samtly expressxon of my dear old chum, Ed Grove The v1s1on passed when suddenly I saw sus pended between the blue of the ether and the tawny earth a flgure too thm for mortal man yet strangely materlahstxc I said Methmks I have seen that form and flgure before Yes no Am I ln Toxey cated? No With subhme and mcom parable grace It IS Walter flxlllg a telephone wxre As I looked he fell leavmg me uncertam as to what mxght have been h1s doom Suddenly there appeared before my v1ew a flgure wlth rlbbons wavmg from h1s shoulders wxth medals on h1s breast wxth brows covered wlth laurels Maldens faxr and beautiful to see were strewmg flowers ln h1s path some were klsslng h1s hands From the multltude whlch sur rounded h1m I could easlly dlscern many eager to Gam recogmtxon from his eagle eye I Sald B hold the conquermg hero comes All men pay hlm homage I stramed my ears to catch what words mlght fall from h1s hps but no sound I looked as he slowly turned h1s classmc face toward me and I dlscovered another of my comrades and ques tloned to know his achlevements and found that he had not used the senate as a steppmg stone to h1s eminence nor yet from the pulpxt had he won renown Then surely he must have been a pleader for the cause of men or a Jurlst admxmsterlng Jus- txce No What then? A popular baseball hero Rhett McBride Then amid tumultuous shouts and wavmg of flags they passed on As they passed along I notlced ln the crowd another fa mxlxar fxgure That well remembered face wlth that courageous smxle I understand but the cos tume IS at varlance wlth my recollectlon and his comrade how strange' goes perched upon his arm What IS that under h1s other arm A camera' No A surveyor s mstrument? No And as he hfts It around and grasps the handle the strams of a band wagon greet my ears Can thls be Worthmgtonf The scene changed I hear the low hummmg of the bees ln the hxve the sweet warblmg of the mating birds the r1pplmg of a brook On all sxdes sweet nature greets me Back to the prxme- val haunts Arcadla-a woodland path bendmg branches and upon a h1ll a llttle old log school house about whlch the poets wrlte I am xm pressed that I have come upon a seat of learnmg and I see mscrlbed upon the door Garrlsoman Instltute Male and Female Lee Garrlson ln charge of males Clem Wetherbee nn charge of fe males TLIIIZIOII 50 cents per month ln advance or S1 on tlme Potatoes and old clothes taken m ex change Motto Spare the rod and spoxl the ch1ld.' I learned that Wetherbee, after takmg a Umversxty course, was now employed as a teacher of the hlgher branches of Enghsh-on the left . , ' . 0 . . , - a , 9 0 0 I . , u . . . . H o , . , I . . , I Ll' .0 . . . , - . ,. . ' . 0 ' . 0 , J , . , 7 . . . 0 c J , , ' 1 I - 2 . . D r. . . . . - , K . ' 0 V 0 . 0 9 , I . . - a a H ,, . : e- u ' ' . ' ' . 1 , . , . . . . ,, . 7 . , . . . , i , . . . . . ,, . . . ' 9 , : . ,, ,, . . . . . . ,O , s , . . . . we went down into its depths, from beneath our of the hour. It was no other than my old fr1end, , . . 0 n ,Q 0 O , 0 D . 9 1 . I . . ' D 9 ' . , l I J - Q 0 0 , O I- . . . , , . . D ,, . . . . . H . , . . . c 0 , I 0 0 0 . 0 . . o , O , ' 9 . . . U . . I a - . , , I . 7 ' o u Q o . , , ' . U I 1 , 0 ' 1 O , n 5 , , , l . l 0 . , 0 i . K. I o , u ' 0 1 . . I . . , ' ' D . 1 n . . . . , H , . . - ' , . Q o . a . 0 . . ' 1 . ' ' , And further down a rugged country road there IS an humble vme clad cottage Down the front steps comes a faded and stooped lady The weaned lmes upon her tlred face show plamly the cares of a farmer s wlfe he heavlly upon her shoulders yet from the twelve ollve branches clustered around thxs door you would Judge that thls was a happy home A man arlses from a bench upon whlch he has reclmed hls Herculean form and stretches and yawns ID a most suggest 1ve way We see that the ease lovmg Dege has gone back to the slmple hfe No more of thls restful scene The VISIOH changes We are now amld the busy scenes of the mor d I see a crowd gathered ln the pubhc square I hear the stralns of Dlxle and wxld hurrahs I draw nearer and soon my attentlon IS called to a slgn carrled around by a youth of debate on Gow ernment ownershlp of rallroads Sturtevant vs Goldsteln Candldates for the U S Senate-Sturtevant says Rallroad owner Shlp by the U S Government wlll cause soclal equahty Goldstem takes lssue All loyal cltlzens urged to be present And chooslng hxs way carefully studylng the faces of those he meets wlth thoughtful expres slon I see Goodloe He evldently has somethmg whlch IS of great beneflt to man Walklng up to an unsophlstxcated looklng c1t1zen he places hlS arm confldlngly ln hls and whlspers softly ln hlS ear My frlend do you deslre wealth? Are you tired of work? ' Yea yea came the answer Just step thls way a mlnute And from the small case he carrles he shows h1m the edge of a gold brlck The rural cltlzen IS today a sadder Bud welser man The v1s1on vamshed when suddenly there ap peared before my eyes a tram commg at full speed It stopped and I recognlzed that It vvas an M 85 0 passenger A mce lookmg neat conductor stepped sprlghtly off and gracefully asslsted a large crowd on and off the car I thought I recognxzed the handsome young conductor and my eager gaze was satlsfled when I learned that It was Goodhue Presently my fzttentlon was drawn to a tall ro bust and genlal engmeer whose straight forward look showed that he vt as '1 man not only ln physlque but ln character I learned that he was the best engmeer on the road I 1nqu1red as to h1s name and I learned that lt was no other than The v1s1on before my eyes now vamshed and I saw before me nothlng but a black scroll I saw no more but out of the hushed stlllness I heard a vo1ce Go thy way tell thy fellows that thelr destmxes are sealed Seek not to gam earthly hon ors for whether they be great or small lt matters httle At the end of thelr earthly Journeys kmd words and good deeds scattered upon the cold earth wlll gather themselves together and bear record to the Eternal God that thelr llves were not ln va1n I then turned my footsteps toward home and reached there Just as the sun was peepmg over the eastern hllls u ' ' YP . , . 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' ' 7 ll !1 ' ' 7 i v o cm 3 C L History of Senior Class '08 Gu s After gropmg In the dark for the many years between the tIme we were fxrst enrolled In the prlmary class the eyes of us poor blInd klttens were at last opened to the beautles of the upper branch of thlq our own great and glorIous seat of learnmg THE HIGH SCHOOL OF THE BARTON ACADEMY We are proud of our grand InstItutIon and our prnde IS pardonable when we reflect upon the great number of Illustrl ous men and women who have had the foundatlon of thelr future greatness Implanted wIthIn ltS hoary walls Llterateurs of both sexes men and women renowned In the arts and the sclences yea even emment statesmen have come forth from her dlm old study halls Whlle In thIs reflectlve mood I wonder If any of thIs graduatmg class wIll become men and women of renown Let us hope that at least some of us wIll uphold the dlglllty and renown of thIs our GREAT AND ONLY BARTON ACADEMY HISTORICAL For the fIrst tIme I belIeve In the hIstory of thIs InstItutIon In the scholastlc year of 1906-07 were all the gIrls of the SenIor Class thrown to- gether Into one study room and from the fact that the same rule nrevalled thIs year I take It that It must haxe been a successful InnovatIon At any rate the gIrls are well pleased and I hope the teachers are satxsfxed Wonderful to relate the graduatlng class thIs year contams flfty four 1545 members and how some of us managed to obtam thIs great and hon maIn unsolved These graduates are dlVld8d Into two sectxons the classlc and the commerclal Ten of the gIrls take the commerclal course whlch means a 'rhor ough trammg In all 1128 varlous branches Includ Ing bookkeeplng The classlcs partake of all the deeper and hwher studIes such as LatIn and Greek of the dead and French or SpanIsh of the lIve languages All of course study the hxgher branches of the Envhsh language Your edxtress beIng a member of the commer cIal class naturally thmks that thIs class contams the Jolhest gIrls of the two whIle at the same tlme she speaks by no means dlsparagmgly of the others Our study hour In Commercial Geography IS from 12 30 to -1 15 oclock and un to Tuesday January 21st we were permItted tc spend thIs tIme bv ourselves In the study room As our geography was exther studxed at home or not at all by mutual consent thIs perxod was Invanablv spent In fun and frolxc In feastmg on all kxnds of 20011193 provIded by the members of the class also In playmg all kxnds of pranks upon each other In fact that was our recreatlon tIme par excel lence But alas' on that fatal Tuesday the fIat went forth that the study room must be gIven up to the young gentlemen and now we are In the General Assembly room And oh' the change III the demeanor of that Geography Class durmg that study hour' Now every tune we raxse our eyes from our book the teacher wIll BXCl8lm MIs take an error' I cannot hear my Physxcs Class for the noxse you gIrls make' REMINISCENCES One day last year the boys of the Hlgh School went Into the dome of the bmldmf! therebv dls turbmg a great famlly of bats who had quIetly and undlsturbedly made that part of the buIldIng thelr happy home Frlghtened by the Intruders the poor creatures scattered all over the buIldIng some of them landmg In our class room One of them lIke Poes Raven perched Itself over the door The class was In consternatlon bordermg on panlc every gIrl trylng to protect her sacred head from the Intruder Fxnally one of the gIrls mustered sufflclent courage to mount a chaIr and drne the dlsturber from 1128 perch and from the room At another time a lIttle mouse VlSlt8d our room and as everybody knows the antIcs of the average gIrl at the sIght of a mouse further com ment IS unnecessary Agam however there was another herome In our mIdst She threw some crumbs to the lIttle creature thereby befrlendmg lt and preventmg IIS Intended harm to the occu pants of the room Thereafter for several dass fmally mysterlously disappeared Just as the gIrls had become accustomed 1301113 presence In the fall of 1907 the fIre escapes were beIng put up around the buxldmv and the nom, of tne hammermg was so great that one COIlld scarcely thmk wIth any comfort One day whIle the work men were engaged at these fIre scapes a naIl flew Into the room and hIt one of the gIrls causmg her to Jump to her feet yellmg to the teacher MIss B I am shot' ThlS caused great onfusIon In the class for a whIle Before thlS term the boys and gms were al ways kept apart but thIs year another InnovatIon was Inaugurated whIch IS that everv Vlondax mornIng from 11 15 to noon the thIrd class and graduatxng boys and gIrls assemble together In the muslc room for choral CXCTCISGS I cannot say wlth what degree of pleasure the boys enJoy thIs InnovatIon on behalf of the gIrls I can .1 sure you however that they hke lt and lool forvs ard to 11 15 on Monday mornIng wlth a great deal of pleasant antlclpatlon Durlng one of these assembles a crrcus hap pened to wend 1123 way nast the buIldIng The teacher graclously nermItted the entlre class to . I . H , i ' . , . c . - . , . . . . G H . q . . . .., 5 Y 0 . ' '- ' ' if . . . ' . . , , . . . , H. b- . - I I , I I , , I , Q I I I I I . I . I I , I I I , . , I , A I . Q ' . 0 o ' K , ' . - Y u ' I 5 x . ' . 0 I I I K - 1 , e . K Y . . . , , - I . K . , ' 5 , I I . I , , . I I . L U 9 , U I I I , . - I I , , - orable distinction is a riddle that will forever re- that mouse would pay us a daily visit, until .it ' 1 o 1 1 . 0 ,a . L n - , . . -N . 1 , n , 1 ' I n -, n .la . , I . I I . 4 ' I. I , I , . . b ,, . - 9 v Q -f - - ,, . i 1 . . . -3 . I I, I . KI N4 . I I , I . I . I. . I . - - , 9 5 I , I I I , 3 ,, .L . I - - A . 5 Y . . . . - 5 I .A . N Z I o 3 . . ' S , K I I 'I I , , i ' , I I I I I l : - . . I I I I I , I I I - , - Q I - I- 5 step to the w1ndow ln order to see the processlon but scarcely had the glrls assumed thelr colgns of vantage when they were ordered to return to thelr seats whlle the boys were permltted to remam undxsturbed The girls have as yet falled to dls cover whether the boys were accxdentally over looked or whether lt was done Wlth mahce afore thought IOKEI ETS One day the followmg questlon was pro- pounded by the teacher Where dld Chaucer spend hls last days? One of the glrls promptly answered In West mmster Abbey Durmg the pavmg of Dauphm street the cars not only ran very lrregularly as to tlme but also as to route One mornmg one of the glrls of our class arrlved after school had taken ln When asked by the teacher the cause of her tardmess she mnocently rephed I came on a Dauphm street car Wlth most of us the closmg exerclses w1ll be the terminal of our school days and many of us wxll go out mto the world to assume our allotted statxons ln llfe Then let us look back wth a grate ful heart to the many pleasant ll0l11'i that we have spent together and I would admomsh you to hold fast to thls pleasant memory At the same tlme let us remember also that hfe at best lb but a brxef span and for that reason let us of the graduatlng class of 1908 endeavor to contlnue the frlendshlp thus formed throughout our earthly career Do not let thls acqualntance pass like a dream 1n the mght From you our beloved teachers we part w1th our hearts ove1flow1ng w1th thankfulness for the trouble you have taken to gulde our steps ln the proper d1rect1on At the same txme we crave your forglveness for the many vexatlous acts com mltted by us Let me assure you however that at no tlme were these acts prompted by meanness but were caused by the exuberant Splrlt of youth ful love for mlschlef In concluslon I hereby tender my grateful ac knowledgements to our class for the honor they have conferred on me by chosmg me thelr hrs torxan a posxtlon I fear I have but very mdxffer ently fulfllled I know that you wlll forglve my shortcommgs and I therefore make my bow to the CLASS OF 1908 ROSE REISS Hlstorxan of Class of 1908 9629'6i233 . . - , , , . 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Phophecy ol the Hugh School Class of O8 Glr s 1920 Very rarely IS vouchsafed to mortals the won derful experlence and prlvllege Whlch recently was bestowed upon my unworthy self whereby the vell of the future was llfted and lt was per mltted my eyes to look beyond through the dlm vlsta of the years to come and to behold the future of my class mates unrolled Slttlng alone by my flreslde one cold wlnter evenlng studylng the glowlng coals and llstenlng to the wlnd and snow that howled and raged out Slde I was suddenly aroused from my reverle by a strange apparltlon the flgure of a bent and wlzened old man Wlth long gray elf locks shadlng dark plerclng eyes ln whose sombre depths seemed to he all the mystery and knowledge of past ages Who are you I falterlngly asked Old Father Tlme to whom the past present and future are allke known he replled To my urgent request that I mlght share some of hls knowledge and that he would llft the cur taln that separates the present from the future he nods assent and the next mlnute we are float lng through space For a long tlme I remaln ln a seml consclous state but gradually my facultles become clearer untll I see Wlth an unlmpalred vlslon Before me IS a large stately bulldlng on a corner ln the buslness sectlon of a thrlvlng metrop olls Stralns of muslc ISSUG from wlthln Vaudevllle Wlth a mllllon twlnkllng electrlc llghts IS the Slgll that betokens the character of attractlons of the evenlng are Mlle Lorralne Mc Coy and Mlflam Gup slnglng comedians Pres ently they appear slmultaneously wlth an outburst from the orchestra and Wlth tremendous applause from the audlence Havlng executed thelr song and dance speclalty they flnally retlre bowlng and smlllng--overwhelmed Wlth floral offerlngs cabbages lemons etc Just then the thlrd number on the program catches my eye It announces brlefly that the Coot Slsters Wlnnle Browne and J ulla Glover the famous lyrlcal sopranos wlll Slng one of the late love songs When they appear the audlence seems almost bllnded by thelr daz zllng beauty and llstens spell bound tlll the echo of thelr volces d1eS away Then encore after en core lS called by the now frantlc audlence As we are about to leave we notlce every one cranlng thelr neck ln the dlrectlon of a box WhlCh a hand somely gowned woman wlth a luxurlant abund ance of golden brown halr IS enterlng Behlnd her IS a small thln man Oh the mayor and hls Wlfe IS whlspered Another glance shows me that she IS none other than Mary Mott Rhett Scarcely had we left the theatre ere we be hold an alrshlp descendlng to the earth The ln mates are two men and two women The latter 1 lnstantly percelve to be Amelle Ladd and Helen Turner From the exclted scraps of thelr conver satlon whlch reach us I gather that they with thelr lovers are eloplng The scene changes In a deep shaded nook of a huge forest seated on a rock near a clear flowlng stream I see Kate NICOI By her Slde IS a basket contalnlng varlous collectlons of rare plants Kate then IS a botanlst She has certalnly dlscovered an ldeal glen for everywhere one sees wonderful speclmens-especlally numbers of the Bogus Homenus Next I enter a large darkened room In It are two women clad ln flowlng whlte lovely halr unbound and movlng gracefully about These two are dolng remarkable work Thelr reputatlon as splrltuallsts IS unrlvalled I recognlze Laurle Reasonover and of course her companlon IS EIIZS.. beth Thompson Laurle flrst hypnotlzes the vlc tlms tah Laurle I now understand why and how vou made us your class mates follow your own sweet lmperlous wlllj There IS a small dark shop I smlle at the mlscellaneous collectlon of tagged femlnlne gear dlsplayed upon the counter and ln the S0l1t3l'Y wlndow whlch proves to us that thls IS a pawn shop And I learn that the owner and manager IS Clarlbel Scheffeleln who wlll keep ln pawn any thlng that women and glrls use from rats and halr plns to tennls raquets and basket ball shoes Then I have a vlew of the lnterlor of a Carne gle llbrary ln Moblle Ala and recognlze the soft upon thls happy plan of havlng plentv of books to read and the lelsure ln whlch to pursue them A lady enters and Gladys seelng her savs Bon Jour Madame Coulet do you remember the days at Old Barton when you were M3demOlSeIl9 Isora Glover? But what can I do for you thls morn mg Madame Coulet says that she ls huntlng for a story book for her slx small chlldren There IS one says the llbrarlan Mab by Mabel Mc Namara dear to us of Barton Mabel IS the popu lar authoress of chlldren s tales She e lgerly takes the book and departs But thls scene too passes and a large house appears before my gaze whlch my gulde lnforms me IS ln Wlnter a home for lnvalnls and ln sum mer the klnd proprletresses Allne Whitehead and Georgle Wlnter turned It over to the mayor of a nearby town who follows thelr lnstructlons ln uslng It excluslvely for the chlldren of the slums Another scene I behold an lmmense 'ludlto rlum overflowlng with humanlty On a large stage at the far end of the room stands Harrlet Fltts declalmlng ln a perfect torrent of eloquence The llps that touch llquor shall never touch - 7 0 , .7 - . v . - , .1 ' . . O C - . ' I , u I , . I . 0 ,I 0 . A , . . 9 . . n l a u ' ' If - . , n Q 0 , . f . 0 ,u n . 9 . 1 . P . 1 V U ' H . . . . . f . . . 1 - ' U , . . . ' r ' . ' . . . . ,, . - , . . 0 U. P I , . - .1 I I, I - , , v ' . ' . 0 , - A Q , 0 0 I I- . C, . .0 U , . C I I I . . . ' . . - , ' u sy - H . Q ,, . a Q - . . . ' ' ' U - . . . . . . . g . , U . . this building. We enter and I notice that the star volced librarian as GladYS Kennedy. who has hlf 0 I . , 0 I . I I - , I . . CK. n ! ! ' 4 l . l , 9 U . . . , . . . r . - . . . . - . ,, I n . ' ' CC ' ' ' . yy ' ' tc 4 9 . . , 0 v . ' - cc ' n ' ' . I . - . , . - , I 7 ar , . l n ' ' 6 Q O . Q - l , , . , I . I n n , o , - - , 1 a u , ' ' ' Q . . 0 Q , . , a H , ' I - I ' I , O I . , 1 0 ., u u , ' ' ' ' . ' . ' . . 3 - ' , I 0 l I - . . . 3 ' : I - . , U 1 , . a 0 p H n ' . . ,, . . . I. I ' , . , . . 0 . , . - Q ' ' 9 - Cl ' mme KLoud groans mterspersed wmth feeble cheersj Harrlet then has become 'z temperance reformer and tours the country from east to xx est Through her prohlbltxon has become unwersal But like the scenery from a swlft movmg tram thls vlslon passes and the nexf IS unrolled to my wondermg eyes Two samtlv looklng wo men wlth white caps as a halo for thelr gentle faces are surrounded by dozens of l1ttle hxldren to whom they are mdeed bound by every close tle It needs no stretch of my xmaglnatlon to tell me that thls IS an orphan asylum and the omen who have consecrated thelr hves to this noble work are Nelhe Tagert and Nora Malone And now the stately whlte walls of the 0 xpltol arise before me and w1th1n the beautlful portals of the Whlte House I have the honor of behold mg the fxrst lady of the land and whom I at once recogmze as Johanna Schlager Here also are Cora Cawthon Eva Johnson and Nettle Mad dox three other of my Barton schoo' mates all wlves of the members of the cabmet New York the great metropolis holds the cen ter of the stage now At the head of the crowded newspaper staff of one of the greatest of modern yellow Journals IS the name of Bernxce Burnell who has broken all prevlous records ln bramy and yellow Journallsm and IB rapidly wmmrg new laurels Here the scene shxfts In a suxbe of apart ments sumptuously furnlshed I see Pose RCISS and Mmna Lmdsey Here Checkers and Mmna teach all the latest fancy dances Their assistants are Jessle Dumas who plays the vvmn accom panled by Olmve Arrey on the piano A snug l1ttle cottage I next see In a wmdow 1S a woman beatmg rugs ln her hand IS a broom and dustmg cloth Behmd the house IS a dejected lookmg man her husband I guess Well what does she want? She wants hun to beat the rug which we presently see hlm domg And th1s IS Mabelle McPherson What do we see next A dlflllfled lady who I soon learn IS a splnster By her side IS a large black cat around her face cluster charmmg cork screw gray curls Thls IS Lllhan Labuzan' What of May Dolle and Ella Byrnes? They have started A Get-Rlch concern and although their patrons are not very wealthy the palr of them have accumulated a large plle of money and wlll soon retlre from actlve llfe In a room of a large concrete bulldmg I hear the lncessant noise of the typewrlter that of Marguerlte de Ornellas Her blue eyed stenograph er IS Ethel McAuley whom Marguerlte employs elghteen hours out of twenty four Marguerxte has developed mto a famous and brxlllant author ess. Her works are read and translated mto every known language and w1l1 contmue to be read when the works of Shakespeare and Dante shall have been forgotten In the Jungles of Afrlca 1n the hot scorchmg sun two mlsslonarles are trylng to turn the steps of the savage mto the paths of rlghteousness They are Ethel Matzenger and Agnes Shally Then I have a vlew of a stray cat and dog hospltal In It are cats and dogs of all descrlp txons and Wlth all sorts of allments The benevo lent ladxes who nreslde are Pearl Tew and Octa V18 Howell In a large stone buxldmg surrounded by plles of manuscrlpts slts Juha Arrlngton wrxtmg poems for newspapers and monthly perlodxcals whlle the pubhc are everywhere beggmg for more I recogmze xn a party of tourlsts explormg Europe Sallxe Sxmmons Pearl Wallace and Mary Carhsle Swltzerland at present IS thexr abode and they are hav1ng the t1me of thelr l1ves slxdmg down Mt Blanc Emma Hleronymus and Marxe Chr1st1an were also ln a party but havmg come over wxth the avowed 1ntent1on of capturmg a tltled forelgner are both makmg desperate efforts to become re spectlvely the Duchess de Chateau Rem and the Countess de M1ll1e Fleus They accordmgly aban doned the party at Pans Carmen Hanlem as professlonal chaperone constxtuted a grlm duenna and keeps all but the strlctly ehglble to the ex treme rear In a crowded ball room I observe two hand somely gowned women A closer scrutmy shows them to be Mrs Hlghtower and Mrs Upchurch formerly Lucllle Allen and Ellen McMahon They are now famous club women Wlthm the whltewashed walls of an xmmense mxlltary hospltal where rows upon rows of cots are seen laden wlth thexr burden of suffermg hu mamty two mxmstermg angels are helpmg to re lleve and hghten pam They are Mary Hagan and Sadle Shlelds, thexr faces transformed and beautl ful beyond descrlptlon They have become tramed nurses and dally refuse offers of marrlage from ardent sultors whom they have nursed back to health They remain however flrm m thelr xn tentlon to contmue m a state of slngle blessedness I see before me a vast expanse and wonder what next But the vell IS lowered and I resume my normal frame of mmd And now, my dear class mates smce fore warned IS forearmed I hope that you w1ll meet vour fates nn a manner credltable to Old Barton Remember always the dear old days when we were all together And ln the dlm future let us carry wlth us forever the memory of the gemal sp1r1ts that pervaded our days of school, our pleasures, pams and our hopes And now farewell' '-is' . ,, . . . . 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' :Fifi 44523,-555 iuwff- IF 4:45 -1141.4 I..-:'4:l:..lJf3 , 3432.--,-+14 ...f-,jf-SZ:- 'J--:ff-, .J -Ap-'-'.:' .1-,-K.,-, 4 6 -312'- ...g-.::?1- Zli-L4 :X , QL: 'fEEfI4'f+fj ZH -lzzrtsl Nt Z-ffifgfld -44-f::2-rJ- -gagmz-I-- 'LLQ-1 I FA GA. HX -A s. 1 ik '45, ' A -1FAM ZASKFT BA , .f - ...f ..- 5 5-L 'Z Z A .f !. .1 2 A 5 11 - .. 2 Z 5 :J J 'J C LI D E 2 E - :J E LJ 3 E 4 . fl an LJ E T, E 4 1 rf, li :':'3' 'N ll 4 5 T 1 'J' 9.54 M s su' 4,5 J I 4 in Hia 4,5 Qt f' I kr Ps u , 5 4- lx' mn ,i slr- v. I M 4 Jans- -N .Hai ,r TENNIS CLUB W W Toxey C E Wuhrrhrr Prof W R Samford Prof J D Hueton Prof G E Wallace Prof R A Mrckh. Prof L H Shaw C M Cowan 2 ,, 1 5 , A r I f Z I V , fd f fn -. '..'. Y' 1 - , . ., 'A I f -. 3- W .-:. A ,px J Q ' ,. . . Y - P V ' 5... .-. ' x I ,V- ,ug ' - . ' x , -rn 'Y V, -'-4: f .. ' . 'Q' --.-- Y - 1 -gr -....-.. -1 xg,-3 - A , , ' Yr .....g,-1-si., - ' gm. f - r -. ' V. . ff'f-- up-22' ,.F.4,., .N . . , . ,W . W .. :-,,,, - ..',. 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XX Xl l .1 lx X1 I INILHULS Mmn, r Athlctlcs Upon takmg a retrospectxve vxew for a year mto the hlstory of Barton Academy It can be sald that athletlcs has been very successful Although not vlctorlous IH all games played there has been a f1ne sp1r1t manlfested at all tlmes and m no ln stance has the Academy had reason to be ashamed of the vallant warrlors who fought for the Blue and Gold At the beglnnmg of the year 1906 07 an Athletlc Assoclatlon was orgamzed 1n the school wlth Bruce McGehee as presldent Although a good record was made that year ln athletlcs noth mg was accomnhshed 1n the way of a permanent athletlc assoclatlon At the begmnmg of the next year reallzmg that wlthout a well organlzed ath letlc assocxatlon to support the teams flnanclally and enthuslastlcally as well as managlng them athletlcs would always be a dead letter the Hlgh School formed an Athletic Assoclatlon adopted a constltutlon and elected offlcers Over one half of the Hlgh School Jolned show1ng at once the1r loy alty and the1r wrlhngness to support In addltlon a few were admltted from the Grammar Grades by a vote of the Assoclatxon th1s bemg the manner m whlch boys from thls department may become members of the Assoclatlon Mr George Wallace was elected presldent of the Assoclatlon and by hls lnterest has done much to advance athletlcs 1n th1s capaclty as well as on the fleld The Academy appreclates hxs unselflsh efforts and hrs 9fflCl6Ht SGYVICQS A word should be sald Just here concermng the Barton Academy Store whlch we conslder as a w1se plece of statesmanshlp for wlth lxttle trouble lt has developed 1nto a well governed and profltable busmess It has been a blessmg to the school ln many ways and has always stood ready to help every worthy undertaklng on the part of the school W1thout 1tS help athletlcs may have came out beh1nd fmanclally At any rate lt has reheved the student body of a great stram The Academy took part the past year ln foot ball basket ball and baseball Clem Wetherbee was our foot ball captaln and he turned out a team of whlch the Academy mmght boast In the flrst game all the players showed a lack of expe rlence and tralmng bemg overwhelmmgly de feated yet w1th surprlsmg xmprovement every player showed grlt and got together a team whlch never lost a game the rest of the season To crown a season s success the Academy won over the strong Thomasvllle eleven by a score of 13 o Basket ball and baseball under the leadershxp of Walter Toxey and Rhett McBr1de showed clear ly the p0SSlbllltlGS whlch the Academy possesses ln these two phases of athletmcs As a whole the past year has been a declded step toward a greater day for athletlcs The graduates hope to see an other year of great efforts ln all sports The school store has purchased unlforms for foot ball basket ball baseball and track teams secured equlpment for those teams made good all d9flC1tS mcurred by brmgmg out of town teams to Moblle mstalled a system of hot water baths of whlch the school IS Justly proud and ln a thou sand ways has made DOSS1blB the accomphshment of what would have otherwlse been lmp0SSlblG The Hlgh School 1S a member of the Inter Scholastxc Baseball League and Whlle hghter ln welght and on the average much younger than the1r antagomsts yet the boys have done well and have played good ball and by the1r flne deport ment and true sportsmanshlp have made many In track work the boys have been the ploneers as far as the prep schools of the clty are concerned and the showlng made at Brewton ln the recent orator1cal and athletlc contests wlth the Brewton and Pensacola Hlgh Schools was very gratlfylng In the hlgh and broad Jump pole vaultmg hurd hng puttmg the hammer and shot etc the boys have done very well mdeed In the great May Festlval the Athletlc As soclatxon took part ln novelty and obstacle races hand and basket ball etc the medal on that oc caslon for the best player bemg won by Eddle Grove A handsome bronze medal for havmg accom pllshed most 1n athletlcs durlng the past year was on that occaslon awarded to T D Nettles Jr of the fxrst grade Hxgh School It 1S 1mposs1ble for the boys to express the1r mdebtedness and appreclatlon to Mr George Wal lace for what he has done for them m these lmes Mr Wallace 1S hlmself one of the best ath letes ln the country excellmg 1n foot ball basket ball track work baseball tenms etc Ungrudg mgly has he worked for the boys and they ad mlre and have confidence ln h1m . O Q 0 Q ' , . u . 9 ' - , - . . . . 0 y . . , a I . - . . . . . . . , , , 9 ' ' . . . , n u-0 u I - - .. . . , , - . .. . ! - . . . . . , A Y . I ! n Q a , ' ' . . . , o l n a u ' Y . , - I D . . . , 1 s . ! - q - - - fr1ends and adm1rers. . . c u . . , . . . u o o . . .I , , . . 0 0 , I . . - - D D 9 U ' ' ' 7 n -9 . . . , . ! 7 7 ' ' ' l Q I , l 0 1 , . - ' O , ., I u ! . ' Q . . . . , . . , . . . . . . . . 9 ! ' ' ! 'Q 1 ' , . . . . . . , . . . . . , , . Q . 9 ' . - ! . . ! O 9 s D 7 1 ' ' . 7 Y . . . . 1 , . I Familiar Scenes GK 5 ZW? Q , if ,JS One of the Beautrful Shade Trees of Barton s Yard f i KJJJVQ .XWQ H - 4-lie vi.,--X X ..-3 ,,g-57'- '1 4?-sk g-1--- - Where thc Fraeh rs Kept 'Li- One of the New Basket Ball boils 'Quig-1 'I ll 'QA 1 'A-L The I-nre Escape f ff ,W f - J Vx Q f F 11 X g'f,- Q r 1 Vf f f 1 4- ' xv 'N ff ,jf ' . , .R Rx 9 f e f . if H nj ' X! -W-'EA-Nj-fi., A-'-pw PP e If 5 35j'A' . 'g'fTj,i:f r 5 J A I J , r 4134 E J -' 'Eiz-HT' 54 4 . 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Q- V- ' DT ' , f . ' 2 ' I C I . iam F. Whilu. Rubin K. Nichols, William C, Clarke. Vivian L. Wnlkcr. Clifford M. Cmvnn. YL-rc D. Semi, Allrcd H, Slurlcvnnl. Jr.. th-mgc C.: x Ar .. ., a. . 'l ,.:1e. ,Ll ': . '- Pl. fr - ' , fl j ., 1,Orr Hu'-, . 1. ':. ..' .--1.X'.B': .P-'gB:'-, linit .Buck The Eumenean and Phllosophnc Llterary Socxety On November 8 1907 under the constltutlon were founded our hterary soc1et1es the Eumenean and Ph1l0SODh1C Of the Eumenean the follow 1ng were the of flcers flrst elected S L arr1son pres1dent L P Goldsteln secre Geo Redd censor Garrlson presldent secretary E Grove The motto of the So c1ety IS Dmtmum et forma glorla fluxa atque fraglhs est xutus clara aeternfzque habetur The colors are l1lac and w hlte Of the PhllOSODh1C the offlcers elected were Cl1ffo1d Cowan presmdent Ve1e Scott secretary R Nlchols crltlc The offlcers now serwlng are G H Dege xlcepresldent M tart E Gaston treasurer The 0ff1CG1S at present are Toxey uce presldent Dege treasulcl Goldstem cr1t1c pres1dent Marshall Morgan treasurer secretary Gup cr1t1c NTCCWIUG censor The motto of the Socxety IS Labor omnxa vmclt The colors are llght blue and wh1te The boxe soc1et1es have formed a large and 1mpo1 tant factor 1n the soclal and lntellectual llfe of the Barton Academy Br1ll1'1nt debators l1ke A H Sturtex ant Jr and Mendel P Goldstem Gup G'1r11son Coodhue Nlchols Gaston Arata Scott have shone resplendent ln many a well fought con es The most rmportant ex ent ln thexr hlstory was the debate at the Y M G A Aud1tor1um Febru art 1st before '1 large and fashlonable audlence on the subJect of Got ernment Ow nershlp of Rall ways The Moblle Mllltary Instltute was repre sented by the redoubtable Bart Stafford and Mc Elroy The Academy by Goldstem and Sturte vant The Judges were Messrs P J Hamllton Matt Mahorner and Secretary Evans The v1cto1y was overwhelmmg the Mxlltary boys sxmply throw1ng up thelr hands and fadlng away The declsxon was 3 to 0 1n favor of the Academy The cool nohshed and elegant Goldstem the flery br1ll1ant and v1tuperat1ve Sturtevant s1m ply made thelr adversarxes hang thelr heads and w rthdraw ln confused 1nfer1or1ty Clcero and Demosthenes were once more ahve 1n thlg classlc and modern Athens In the annual debate between the two rnal Clrls Hlgh School on the questlon Should Capl tal Punlshment be Abollshed the Ph1l0S0phlC was represented by Gun and Nlchols the Eume nean bt Garrlson and Goodhue Xfter a thrxllmg debate long to be remem bered and worthv of the occaslon the representa tnes of the Fumenean w on the coveted declsxon GOLD MEDALS AND PRIYES Col E L Russell has generously donated a handsome gold medal for the best orator from the Bots Hlgh School and Mr Leopold Hammel a gold medal for the best debator Mr P J Hamllton has offered a copv of Colonlal Moblle for the best essay on Colonlal Days m Alabama The contests w1ll come off ln pubhc May 31 1 9 9 'I . 9 v ' 9 ' ' . ' . ' u . a 7 , C V- Y , - . , . . . . . . I. . . . , .. Q . . ' l ' 9 ' Y . , f - - 3 . . , . - .Y9 : 9 9 '. 9 i ' ' ' , , - . N . , A J D I 1' 9 Y . 9 . u 9 ' 9 ' 9 NV' , , ' ' ' 1 .5 3 ' 9 ' ' . . . ' ' . . ' . K' . I 7 c ' c ' Y . . - ' I Y K' 3 , Y ' A 1 ' lv Q D ,D A I . I 7 . . y I L Q - 9 9 9 . . ' , ' ' . ' . f : C ' Vere Scott, presidcntg A. H. Sturtevant, Jr., vice- SQCIQEIGSZ held Fflday evenmgf, Malzfh 13, In the 9 Q 1 f 9 ' ' . ' , ' , it ' r K L 9 4- 3 - . - ,, . . ly 'K . a ' . ' ' I 9 , ' . i L . . C . - 'I L 1 L , I . - A V n 1 u V A A 1 Y I c L . c , Q . . V , -, . 0 , y ' J v . C ' -' 9 I 9 ' 9 9 9 9 ' ' ' 5 L E ' t t. J ' 1 , . - , ' ' ' ' . 9 , - ca '. . i- 97 as ' ' 1 .Y 9 C ' 7 - 99 - u , , ' ' - . l ' , y 99 ' ' ' ' V , . The Barton cademy, Hlgh School Hlstorlc A Glorrous Past. A Grander Future COURSES OF STUDY MODERN REVISED UP TO DATE SCIENTIFIC CLASSICAL LITERARY COMMERCIAL ELECTIVE Modern Laboratories Chemlcal Physncal and Bnologlcal Modern Languages Athletlcs Physlcal Culture and Mus1c Department of Manual Trammg Free Hand and Mechanlcal Drawmg Department of Journallsm Telegraphy Competent and Tralned Teachers Splendld esprlt du corps Indlvldual Attentlon Patronlze Your Own School O 5 9 9 ' 1 9 9 Q ' . , . 7 . . . . , Stenography and Expert Bookkeeping. . , I . 0 4 pn ,, ... ..- -- .A- .- .. ..- 11 Lei 22 :J 'Ez ....j, 117,32 4541 47: ,-31 :if Qu, Q. E-E-4 F1112 'Zia 45-f?x 'zlfgf E!-1 ,-In ,,-5: 22: .CII- 'f 41- 1- .-I -' . :,: K,-1:11 ,- -':: - Zim W if: A E, A. ,,L IQ, -' :': 4i'1.: f' ...fi 2,257 EEZ 4' 'IFE 11.1 E42 N' -.4.' .-14 -..-V 4371, A E35 ..x E2-4 1-2. 'ffme ., 27? 11- .531 Q12 ,f.L. N, 1:1-:5 3:5 i'Z :fu f-Er: 5-1 px. aut: r:'E Til uf' 5-A 37: :EE4 I ra: 'J.: 9: 3-1 'D '15 :ff 3. -11 49 MISS XI INF BRIUHI' Hustory of Alme Brlght Literary Socnety The 1n1t1al meetmg of our Semor L1te1ary Soclety took place Wednesday afternoon Decem ber 11th Mxss Brlght who occupled the chalr had been untlrlng ln her efforts to secure thl5 club and at lts orgamzatlon expressed her sat1s factlon 1n a few well chosen words The requlre ments for adm1ss1on to the Soclety were decxded upon Members of the Thlrd Class must make ln Engl1sh an average of 85 per cent those of the Fourth Class 80 per cent The followmg offlcers were elected Cora Cawthon pres1dent Freda G Bose vlce presldent Alme Whltehead treas urer CQOTUIG Wmter secretary Eva Johnson chalrman of program commlttee At the next meeting a name for the club was dlscussed The glrls unanlmously dec1ded that Ahne Brlght Llterary Soclety should be the name How flttmg was lt to thus show our appre c1at1on of Mlss Brlght Had there been no Mlss Brlght the Soclety would not now be 1n exlstence Durlng these flrst meetings much bus1ness was transacted A constltutlon was drawn up by a commlttee of three whose work was well done The club flower the colors and the motto were d9C1d9d upon They are the poppy colors red and black and motto 'ld astra As our motto IS 1n Latm lt was thought entlrely flttlng to have the club the A B L S called by the Greek letters Alpha Beta Lambda Slgma So our club IS a Creek letter soc1ety As soon as the club was fully orgamzed the meetlngs were not devoted to bus1ness entlrely but Included thmgs more soclal A study of the most famous Engllsh wrlters IS the basls of the years work Many well Caffled out programs were enyoyed by the members and the vlsltors One meetmg out of every month IS purely bus1ness At each purely bus1ness meetmg the constltutlon IS read so that' It w1ll be fresh m the members m1nds There IS one feature of our programs that IS excluslvely our own Thls IS the fue mmute debate The toplc for dlscusslon IS known only to Mlss Brlght untll tlme IS called The subject IS then glven and IS eagerly debated upon All members of the club partlclpate There IS an equal dlVlSlOTl the presldent leadmg one slde and the vlce presldent the other Although many of the flI'St1'Il68tlIlg'S were en tovahle yet those whlch occurred later 1n the year were more pleasurable One of the most lmpor tant meetmgs occurred when the electlon of offx cers took place These electlons occur everv two months At the second electlon all of the offlcers were re elected except the chairman of the Pro gram Commlttee. The former chalrman reslgned and Grace A Glll was elected lh her place At the last electlon Laurle Reasonover was awarded the presldentlal honors, whlch we are assured she wxll we xr well The former vxce presldent secre tary and treasurer refused nom1nat1on and Lucxlle Zelnlcker Edlth Scott and Kate McCall w1ll fxll thexr places Melulle Tucker who has been on the Program Commlttee the flrst two terms was at th1s meetmg elected chairman At thls meetmg also It was dec1ded to create a new offlce that of cr1t1c The dutles are to be Cr1t1c1sm of every thlng not accordlng to the rules and regulatxons of the club Grace A Glll was elected to thxs offlce Besldes thls lnterestlng meetmg there have been many others fraught w1th the hlghest mtex est Among these were the programs on Moblle and on School Days At the flrst Mrs E S Colston qulte charmed those assembled wlth her fascmatmg remlmscences of Moblle as it was befoh de wah The program on School Days was also cleverly carried out and was of great 1nterest to us as two of the themes related the adyentures of a Barton Xcademy glrl 1n school and after leavlng school At many of these club gathermgs the boys have been present and they ln turn have l1'lVlt9d the Soclety to thelr clubs At one of our last meetmgs lt was dec1ded to have an lnter club contest to be partlcxpated ln by the A B L S the Nautllus the Eumenean and the Phllosophlc Clubs What form the con test w1ll take has not yet been dec1ded but It IS generally beheved that lt w1ll be an oratorxcal contest It has also been proposed to hare the presldents of the mrls clubs Laurie Reasonover and Ruth de Grange engage ln a debate The1r opponents w1ll be chosen from any of the four clubs 1n the Academy The outcome IS looked for ward to w1th much 1nterest Then another enjoyable feature of the latter part of the year was the llttle plav entltled In the Teeth of the Glft Horse Thls took place at the former presldent s home on the Frlday mght followmg Easter The actresses were Mel v1lle Tucker Lucllle Zelmcker Freda G Bose and Kate Nlcol The two men s parts were taken by Vlvlan Walker and Santa Cruz At thlS entertam ment were bldden all the members of the A B L S the members of the boys clubs and also the glrls of the Thlrd and Fourth Classes who were ehglble for membershm but who had not Jomed Thls llttle affalr was pronounced by all to be ultra charmxng The boys and gxrls who acted acqultted themselves m a most creditable manner Hlstrlomc futures of great success were prophe sled for the amateurs In other words they made a hlt so of course It was a huge sue cess Many of the glrls who m the begmmng would not belong to the club are now comlng eagerly forward and enrollmg then' names. It has been , . . . - U 7' v - r ' - ' - D . C I , . . . . , , I Y , , , ' 1 . , , Q . . b , . . , , , . . Y , Y, - 1 v . , . . . , ' ' ' , ' I I I I I , ,. . u . , K , ' - V . K . . , . ' ' ' , , ' H . . ,, . D . . . . . . I . - . K y ' ' I I I - 1 -1 . . . . . A ' L I I I I I Y ' , ' L I I . I I , . I . I- - 1 . -' 1 1 U . ,, . 7. , . ' I T ' . ' ' or rr - 1 .. .. . . . . . l . I I I I I I I ca , 11 as , 11 H . . I - H ' . . . . . 1 I I . I I . I , v I I I I . I 1 - , cc - n , I I ' y , . . . . 1 . Y 7 I I 1 - ' , A I I I . . . 4 73 , , U' - ' ' P 1 ' . ' . , 1 . . . ., , . - , .... , I - - . - I . 7 7 I 7 ' . I - 1 . I . . 7 . . , . I I I, A Q 1 . . 7 ' . 9 ' I I I . I 7 . , 'I L ' . . . I I I ' , . I I I . ' . . . ' - - ' u n - I, ! . . . . , cc ' 11 - C I ' I , I ' 1 ' , LI - , I I I I I I ' ' A Q K 7 ' ' I I I I ' ' ' . . 1 1 ' . . . U . ,, . . - 1 , LL I ' K , K I ' ' I I I ' , . . . . . . . . . 9 . , . -1 . 1 ' e ' - . . . . . I I - ' - . . . - . . - . A , , L u .11 . 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I I ' I 0 I ' ' proved that the club IS somethmg leally worth belongmg to hence the rush to Joln Manx other 1rls are strn mg for the coveted mark xx hlch mll enable them to be proud members of the A B L S and w1ll allow them to wear the perfectly darlmg l1ttle club pms Then agam many of the Oflrls have been mduced to JOIH by the drum mers The dutles of the drummers are to drum up members for the club Taken all 1n all our IS the number of members and also the large num bel of members who attend the meetlngs Much mterest IS man1fested 1n all the concerns of the club The f1V9 mlnute debates seem ever new Evervthmg which IS of the club mterests the our s Our club IS now launched on the waves of l1terary1sm May lt not be lost 1n the storm fapplausej but Journey on safely There IS no doubt of ltS success for xt has MISS Br1ght for the founder Then agaln lt brlngs the gxrls of the dlfferent classes together and acts as a harmonl ous sp1r1t ln the school So of course It s a sue cess anythmg IS when It produces brotherly love Then also It gnes the members greater confl dence 1n themselx es M my g1rls are abnormally shy In the club they are all compelled to take some part 1n the exerclses or a heavy fme IS the consequence The llttle debates are perfectly splendld IH the same Way they also develop a erlrls self rehance These are splend1d qualmes to haxe our club the possessor of them But 1n the club M1ss Blght IQ our bright partlcular star and me lesser o1b1ts rev olve lround Th1S ex plams our sucsess As to the Alpha Beta Lambda S1gma may she ever move forward addlng new honors to the already glor1ous name Old Barton So here s a health to the founder the presldent and all of 1ts members May the club sa1l on a sea of pros perlty untll 1ts popularlty reaches the stars Then we shall have fulfilled our motto Ad astra CRACE AMELIE GILL . . 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X f :EE . ,xi gi 1 if Hlstory of The Nauhlus In the month of November 1906 the glrls of the Flrst and Second Classes of the Hlgh School were surprlsed and dehghted by an announcement to the effect that Mlss Lambert and Miss Brlght thexr beloved teachers of Engllsh mtended to or gamze a llterary soclety for the gxrls of Dear Old Barton All of the glrls m the Flrst Class who had made 95 per cent and those ln the Second Class who had made 85 per cent for one month 1n Eng l1sh assembled one afternoon lmmedlately after school and organlzed under the dlrectlon of Mlss Br1ght and Mlss Lambert That evemng ofxcers were elected Melvllle Tucker because of her kmdness and lovely dlspo s1t1on recelved the honor of presldmg as the fxrst presldent of the club Annle Walker was elected V1C8DI'GSld6Ilt Anme Barrett secretary and An n1e Tavlor treasurer The name was xoted on at the next meetmg Tl e Barton Llterary Soc1etv was adopted w1th the motto Our horlzon wldens as we chmb and the colors bemg dark green and whxte A eommlttee was apnomted by the presldent to frame a constltutxon and bv laws whlch were read Soclety A Program Commlttee appomted by the pres1dent carrled out lts work wonderfully well 1n prepfxrmg programs for the soclal meetlngs Each soclal meetme' was devoted to some speclal author The papers read were most lnstructlve and refreshmg bemg composed of mterestlng matter bearmg on the l1fe and work of the selected au or At the end of the school term offlcers were elected to serve when school reopened m 1907 Freda Bose was elected presldent Neva Shllhto VICE presldent Hazel Cook secretary and Claudla Marechal treasruer On the last day of the school term the club gave a debate for the entertamment of xts mem bers and thelr frlends the subJect belng R solved That Co educatlon IS Beneflclal The af flrmatxve was led by Neva Shllllto and Ola Brvers and the negatlve by Freda Bose and Ed1th Palmer Thls debate was so closely and evenly argued that no one could posslbly guess Just how the Judges would decxde and thus was the mterest of the llsteners sustalned to the hlghest pomt even to the end The Judges very Justly rendered thelr de c1s1on m favor of the afflrmatlve slde but the negatxve deserved both applause and honors so well dld lt argue After the debate the guests re palred to a room on the second floor where they were served wlth refreshments by the members of the club were very anxlous to take up the1r work agam Whlch they d1d under the excellent of the Socxety After the four months vacatlon the members management of thelr presldent Freda Bose Only one lmportant change was made durmg the next three months that bemg that the meetmgs should be every Monday The Barton Llterary Soclety challenged the Phllosophlc and the Eumenean Llterary So C1etl6S to debate on the subJect Resolved That Labor Unlons Are Advantageous The Phllo sophlc and the Eumenean SOCl9fl6S were rep resented by Earl Gaston and Samuel Gup support mg the afflrmatlve and The Barton Llterary Soc1ety was represented bv lts presldent Freda Bose 2SSlSted by M1r1am Jones supportmg the negatlve The Judges rendered thelr decxslon ln favor of the negatwe A few days later some thmg to thls effect appeared 1n The Moblle Reg lster Although the boys accept defeat at the hands of thelr falr opponents they protest agamst the readmg of essays ID debates Howex er as some one remarked The boys used papers also though not so openly and gracefullv as dld the A prlze had been offered for the best l1m1r1c composed by a member of the club After the Chrlstmas hohdavs the l1m1r1cs were read and the prize a beautlful hand made nurse was awarded to Florence Ladd About th1s txme It was proposed that there should be a semor club dlrected by Mxss Brlght for the Thlrd and Fourth Classes By thls change the Soclety lost many of 1fS excellent members and as some of these were servlng as offlcers lt was declded to reorganlze thls tmme wlth the aSSlSt ance of M1ss Lambert New offlcers were elected to serve for the remammg school term Ruth De Grange DTQSI dent Mary Ewmg vlce presldent Sudle Taylor secretary and Florence Ladd treasurer A com mlttee was appomted to draw up another constl tutxon whlch wlth a few changes was adopted bJ the club The name was changed to The Nau tnlus wxth the motto Buxld thee more stately manslons O my soul' Leave thv low vaulted past' Let each new temple nobler than the last Shut thee from heaven wlth a dome more vast Tlll thou at length art free Leavmg thme out grown shell by hfe s unrestmg sea' ' H ' 77 O -,-,l......-4----- . 9 1 . ' ' ' l I 5 , . . x , . . , . . . . - , . 1 , . - - u - - n ' , ' l . . . c I l 7 , . ., - U ' ' yy Y , ' . - u ' ' 19 u v ' K 7 'L I , . . - ' I . . H ' 9 . - ' ya u - 5 I I - ' ' 91 u ar - - I O ' ' - , , f y . 'H - - . . . H , ' v . . . . . . , . H 1 . . , ' ' . . . ' I . , Q r 7 9 , - ' v . . . . r 1 1 . . I . ' ' , - . . . . H . v , - U 1 , , ,, . ' tn u A C K ' . . I , u ' ' ' H J . K 7 9 ' 4- ' , . ' - as , -J I 1 . , , . . ac , , n Y ' 1 u - ' 0 7 ' L . , ' , . 1 ,, V . at the next meetmg, and were adopted by the 811' S- . . I u I . I I A 1 - . . . . . ' ' I 'L A ,l L ' 0 I . . . , 1 . - 1 ' - 9 7 I I o I I . K . . . . . . . y . . . . 0 - ' 7 ' Q . . . 1 . . . . , ., . . . r . L '. . . . . . ' . C , . . 9 K- . . D . L D L Y Y . - . . . ' ' 7 1 I K . . . r ' , . . , . . . . . - . , Y 3 Y ., 9 n , , I - . . . . . . . H '- I 9 e' . . . - - - - as v L ' ' Y Y Q . '. v . . ' u - . . . ' ' - 97 ' . , . y ' . H . . . . . . . , . l 0 1 7 Q . 7 5 U 0 I L - I . . . . I I. I , XI , I I r . , . , 9 , , . . - . , . . . - - ' n ' . 1 And the colors selected xy ere 1r1s and pearl whlte YV1th the vlolet as the flow er Although the club IS so young Wlth 'mother year 01 tvto added the members wlll attam a per the dlstance 'md up agaln to the present and see shlnlng ln then mlnds many lntelleetual gems rlch 'md rare and the soulful beauty of an all ab sorbmg th1rst for truth abldlllg m thelr souls Llke a statue lofty set And moulded ln colossal mlm Then may they be justly p1oud of Phe Nau f1lus Wh1Ch befus them so bravely ox 91 the 1n thlnkmg on then' feet and be able to speak and debate yn 1thout refelence to notes usmg only the forces marshalled brat ely 1n then' own nfunds MIRIAM J Oh ES YO? spectlve that willyenable them to look back into telleetual sea. And may thkey then know the joy of Self government ln the Boys Hugh School Last October the students of the Boys High School adopted a constitution Under this consti tution a General Council composed of four repre sentatives from each grade made the laws for the school community They elected a president vice presldent attorneys and marshal A High School Court is appointed by the principal of the school to try offenders against the peace and dignity of the community A hlgh sense of personal honor and responsi b1l1ty has been exhlbited by the students of the three upper grades Not a single 1nfract1on of the rules of right conduct IS recorded or noted and his administration though hampered by h1s long illness was competent Just and beneficent Mendel Goldstein Senior succeeded him and by his energy and force of character much good has been accomplished The president appolnts and supervises var1 ous committees Fire Marshal Commandant of Battalions Truant Officers Yard and Receptlon Committees Committees on Newspaper Llbrary Museum etc The other officers are Sturtevant vice president Scott prosecuting attorney Arata attorney for defense The High School Court IS composed as fol lows Prof B B Baker chief Justice RSSOCI ate Prof Samford The lntention underlvlng th1s scheme 1S to train the students in the art of self mastery and self control to give them practice in the 3dm1HlS tration of a lepublican form of government to substitute moral ideas in the place of force and coercion The result has amply Just1f1ed the hopes of The day w1ll come when the golden age Wlll return to the school when force and ingustlce and anger will never rear w1th1n 1tS walls their ugly faces but calmness moderation industry peace will dwell therein and Felgll supreme And the school with 1tS vast resources of cult ure and interest will perform 1ts part 1n equlplng for useful life its mult1tud1nous children Home Comxng of the Bartonlans On May 31st and June 1st w1ll take place the grand home-coming of Old Barton s children Her distinguished sons and daughters will bring thelr trophies to the feet of thelr loving Alma Mater Far away have they wandered heavlly and sadly have they drawn out a lengthening Chalh but they-our alumni and alumnae-are to come back to their beauteous and loving mother Ah V Old Barton V Where er I roam whatever realms to see My heart untraveled fondly turns to thee Old assoc1at1ons w1ll be renewed old mem orles revived and new vows for the welfare of the old school An alumm chapter w1ll be formed that w1ll be a source of strength to us m the ev1l days that are to come . , . ' ' ' '- - : 7 Q ! , - . 1 , . . I 1 g -- i . O . , - ' : . . . , 3 - o , 1 , n 1' Y . . o c . . N - u . -1 3 s - .. ' 5 Vere Scott, Junior, was the first president, those who put the plan into operation. . c , l . . , - , . u . . . 1 n a I , o 1 1 u o , , , n q . . : . 9 . 7 7 u l : . 9 , I ' I u - o I D 0 . ' . a K, U , s . ! 7 9 . , . S s . u A 9 . , . y Y , - ZBBK RED HEADED AGGREGATION Emblem Whlte Horse CORA CAWTHON Presldent FRANCES de CONDRES Secretary CLAYTON BALDWIN Treasurer MEMBERS MISS MAE EANES Honorary ETHEL BROWN KATIE POWELL MARY de CONDRES HAROLD MENDENHALL MURIEL SHIELDS AGNES SKALLY, .,...................... Vice President f - 'T A4 l ' ,-, Our Store Ah' truly hast thou earned a place in the story of ou1 yefu s achievements good old store' What delicious pies what tons of chocolate and crackel Jack candy hast thou bestowed in up lifted hands and watering mouths and all for '1 nickel' In humble abode unadorned except with the legend No Credit thou hast turned into our coffeis sheckels amounting to perhaps S300 good American money Thanks thanks my worthy friend for the lesson thou hast taught not to Judge by appear ances alone Thou hast financed our Athletic Association football basket ball baseball tennis Thou hast clothed our teams paying for uni forms hast installed baths purchased books for the library paid for broken windovss and have enabled us to look the vshole world 1n the face 1' or ue through thee owe not any man Nav we have a snug sum to our credit in the bank Hail to Thee our Store our Store Long mayst thou thrive To thy past good mayst thou add more Oui Store' Our Store' Truly to us thou st been A Bee Hive' Alive' Arbor Day February I8 1908 Arbor Day was prettily celebrated w1th a beaut1ful program at the Academy Tuesday Feb ruary 18 at 1 o clock Mrs Craighead Mrs Johnston and Mrs Sims were present representing the City and County Qchool Improvement Association Eight beautiful trees oaks elms and maples were planted along the western edge of the vard Many vines grasses and bulbs were also planted Committees composed of girls and bovs ren dered pretty recitatlons and made little appropri ate speeches in planting and naming the trees Thirteen hundred pupils were arrayed in the yard, and patriotic songs sung Besides, there were manv visitors present. The planting of a tree is almost as touching as is the birth of a new soul' May each appro priate dryad and hamadryad take up its abode in the young tree, and may an avenue of shade trees some day adorn and beautify the spot where play the merry, care free children of the Barton Academy. -A ,112 'e T' e fffrfii fl, o o v It I lb Q' , l if ll fr ll lt , cl - ' X11 A 'VIW ff T 1 L all ill 'fl -22-een arg- +-1c i' mme K. 2 ,lf lj 7 2 f ffgg Q 5 - I K ! ?'f5,qE .L ,, ffm? Fowl C ub Drake McBr1de Presrdent Plgeon Grove Vlce Presldent Bantam Dege Sec y 6: Treas Knll dee Worthmgton Marshal Members Turkey Toxey Crane Cowan Hen Wetherbee Hawk Sturtevant Sparrow Goodloe Snxpe Goodhue Owl Goldstem Polly Garrnson Our Motto Eat plenty of gram and fly hrgh 'F if wwf' f 'F Fx , 'T :if-,Q -g 5 'Y ' - Y 7 ,. ' 1 r J' ,fazg?g'9'1'4. ,,,,.,,....,.,L.,-- ,a' l':Z W ff- -- :jg-2 -3-lei,-1 4, '27, -4:4-1-PI-'Q ff- - fe -1 o a isa f 1' ,: g'f- , I. -Q V 'A if ' f ,-, -,., - 1-,.', - . 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QXX d f Rl M :QM all F50 Country Club Club Color, Green, Emblem Pltchfork Motto, When Ruben Comes to Town Thls club IS a new mstxtutlon at Old Barton but IS ln a thrlvmg cond1t1on It IQ nmde up of all the Rubes Hayseeds and Country .lakes ln the Academy We fthe members of the clubj are to be found ln almost ex ery 1nst1tut1on gotten up thls year by the school boy s Thxrteen of us are 1n the hterary socletles two play foot ball two basket ball two baseball two are IH the General Counc1l flve are off1cers 1n thelr classes and three are on the Bartoman Board INIHC of us come to school on the Cltronelle tram and are noted as ladles men Our two orators defended us very ably and successully 1n a debate on the subject Resolved That Llfe m the Country IS Preferable to L1fe IH the Clty before the Eumenean Llterary SOC16ty Thls debate gamed Toxey a place 1n our Soclety as orator and honorary member In concluslon we wxsh It to be dlstlnctly Jn derstood that we are the wlldest and woohest set that ever represented the rural d1str1cts at Bar ton Academy A H S Jr OFFICERS Presldent George C McCa1ne V106 Presldent George Redd Secretary LEWIS Wllllams Treasurer Lonn1e Howell Orators Lee Garrlson Walter W MEMBERS MEMBERS James Alvarez Whlstler Ernst H Buck Chunchula Albert Ervm Sprmg H111 W1ll1am H Fagerstrom E1ghtM1l6 Lee Carrlson Crxchton Earle Caston Whlstler L'1urenceE Gralapp Chunchula Carl Cllbert Chunchula Lonn1e Howell Oak Grove Leon Kersh Whlstler Luther Kersh Whlstler George C MCCRIUG Spr1ngh1ll Ave Robin K Nlchols Oak Grove Alfred H Sturtevant Jr Kushla Lewls Wlllxams Sprlng H111 HONORARY MEMBER Walter W Toxey Moblle Toxey .li xy . .f . 1 'J l . ' I QE V, l V1 1 -H , .l , -l p '-,.z' lily! . K f 45 K ' -JK W 17 r l. 5 lk 51- Q37 X uxxcia 'f 'M' W , ' gif?- ' - . - ' ,f, 3w1i if ' - - 4 ., va- j , - f 221 Q ff- l fiihfe 5' si- 'A' . Q Z.':-'T' 35 a:.:,', EI I ..,,LLy,. f' fs. H i,.....-.l . . . . ? 1? i! , . . . . . . . 1 K L l . . U . V I - -1 ' , - . . . 1 . , n I I I u . V . . . 1 , . 7 ' . . . . y . . 0 V I . , , , c 1 . . . . . . y ' r v , , . . . . C Q , u . Y. . 1 ' . . . . I J o 7 f . , I , . . O 7 I L , I . v I , H r , . ' 9 ' c . , . 1 , . . ,, . . v - , . 1 ' I I I I . x . ' , , . . . . . I I 1 I I ' ' ' 1 - Q o , . , . . , . . ' 1 ' . , ., . . . . . . . . . - , . - . . . . ., . , , , Warmng to the Future Sen1or Classes Do V VIII 'B' L WHT ' HUMLDR am I FQJQLUSHINIESS lllg, N 'lun' TH E TEN COMMANDMENTS Thou shalt not march heavy on the stalrs or 1n pass1ng through the class rooms hours when there IS no teacher present Thou shalt not stand at the w1ndow and wave at the g1rls for It makes them m1ss the1r lessons Dont throw chalk wr1te on Wll'1dOYVS or tear up paper and throw It on the floor for It makes the Jamtor vtork Do not sh1rk your s1ng1ng lessons nor talk and laugh dur1ng s1ng1ng t1me Be sure to know your quotat1on 1n the mornmg for 3ou wlll be detamed at recess Do not make the teachers sneeze or annov them 1n any other way Don t run out at recess Don t neglect your lessons to watch the g1rls come down the flre escape Don t get help mn your lessons, e1ther dur mg rec1tat1on or exam1nat1on J W W Teacher Next boy read Rhett Fleance IS scalped Q scapedj The Graduatmg Class of boys IS a regular collectlon In lt there IS a Doodle Snape Polly Ch1cken and a Turkey Walter Mr Shaw can you let the a1r out ot a vacuum 7 Mr Shaw What IS the d1fference between a gas and a candle l1ght Alfred The gas hght lS the hghtest M1ss D What IS the meamng of the word abasement'? Clem It IS a cellar a place where food and other supphes are kept M1ss D Who was Pr1arn Walter He was a blacksm1th ODECF ar AL MISS D Who was Dante? Rhett Dante was the Klng of Greece Why are the Barton boys l1ke the Un1ted Ans Because they cannot be equalled A boy ln the Sen1or Class remarked that when he marr1ed he wanted h1s Wlfe to be l1ke a B1ble because other men would seldom look at her A other Sald that he wanted one l1ke an almanac be cause he could get a new one every year MISCELLANEOUS If you want to know anythmg ask a Flrst Class If you know anythlng tell the Sen1ors To the F1rst Class God be w 1th you The Sen1ors of 1908 'very generously donate to Sen1ors 1909 thelr chalk and str1ng not tear away the hlSfO11C green and whlte cur ta1n over the book case It 1S sacred to the memory of the SCHIOTS of 1907 Ohve would l1ke to take her Geometry to Heaven 'mth her Now only good th1ngs are al lovved 1n Heaven The Sen1ors Would tar and feather the man who mvented geometrlcal orlglnals Would do aw ay wlth monthly exams Would adv1se Harrlet before experunentlng 1n PhyS1CS to take out a l1fe IHSUFHHCC pohcy Would l1ke a h0Ilday once 1n a Whlle Would have a rest room for overworked Sen lors Would do away vuth comnosltlons Would l1ke to know somethmg about Shake speare. -1 Q-'a!gf'11..j. ef-134 , 'ix I ' 1- AEK 4, ...M I E 1? if I it 5 OJ dl -3.11 'll Va, .1 If M, ulllpnb :JV .ij 1 ,f an 1 f f R . 1 i H . N . f N ' . 1 I X : ' f ' I' A Q - , H . I. o. s ' , U ' II. Thou shalt not sing or play during study States? , , . '. c . I 0 III. ' ' , o I l n u ' 1 IV. ' , . , i ' ' . n- : v c , , - 1 . Y , V. V . D . P. . ' , VI. 1 ' ' ' . V . . , . II. 0 , B - , . u 1 . . , IX. ' - , I . X. Y ' Z - ' . cc ,' n 1---1-l 7 9 ' E -T I I , I 1 -ST - t . - 3. . ' ' ' ll 77 If ' 77 ' Cl 73 G2 ' 77 If Y 7! , , , , . . . q 1 Y. 0 , . ' - , , , 7 . . i' D' - ll ' 17 - . . ' . u ' .... ' T ' , - For Sale The Forge Senlors Teacher If I see any of you glrls talkmg 1 shall keep you ln Not lf we see you flrst Of the CIBSSICBI Course- Small Latm less Greek No Ceometry and Enghsh weak Rules of etlquette to Walter Dont call the young ladles across the hall fellows Don t tell a young lady graduate that she IS crazy Poor Commerclal Class' Alas no more meetlngs ln the hall' Would Ilke to glve round trip tlckets for ex curslons through the new fxre escapes every Sat urdav Tlckets fue cents Fund for beneflt of buvlng unused good estlmates of teachers WANTED of evamlnatlons To know Why Marle and Eva have learned to love spaghettl and why they are studying Italuan and when they are gomg to Etrurla To know Do s Lucxlle l1ke to play dolls? To know Why do Laurle and Ehzabeth smlle at each other when any one mentlons chxck en broth? When the f1re bell rmgs loud Do not rush and make a crowd Take It easy and go slow For we re on the topmost floor We w1ll flnally reach the ground Though we may not be very sound But we ll get there all the same And may have won a name J W W Dege-VVhy are J 1m s clothes l1ke electr1c1ty McBr1de-I don t know Dege Because they are charged Garrlson The mode of punlshment has changed once lt was done by the gulllotlne later by hangmg and now by elocut1on Celectrocu tlon DIFFERENT ZONES Whxle g1v1ng a geography lesson a teacher called upon a precoc1ous youngster named Johnny to tell what he could about zones Johnny re- sponded as follows There are two klnds of zones mascullne and femlnlne The mascullne zones are temperate and 1ntemperate whlle the femlnlne zones are both horrid and fflgld L1pp1ncotts M gazlne THE BOYS OF 08 C M Cowan the Latln gemus of class of C H Dege the great artlst S L Garrxson a precoc1ous boy M P Goldstein that sedate old gentleman L H Goodhue the electrlcal man J W Goodloe his motto I cannot tell a l1e E J Grove the good lookmg k1d R J McBr1de noted for hls sweet dlsposltxon A H Sturtevant the noted debater W W Toxey the buslness man C E Wetherbee the great athlete J W Worth1ngton the Physlc flend J W W HEARD IN ENGLISH CLASS Teacher Who can glV8 an mterestmg llttle fact about Bedes translatlon of St John s os pel? Clem Bede translated It before he was born . H ,,- . . , . . . . . I , . . u . . 1 L . as tn . - n 46 ' , ' 19 ' -1 ' , ' u ' 71 - u ' . J, . , , ' 79 I o , n . . , - KC 79 , . ii u . - . , ' ' ' ' L , . , . - . . , L- L :W I W D Y . ' . . , c- . ' K ! A receipt for preserving knowledge in case - Cl - ,, . . . . , 7 - ' 08. ' . . - ., I , ' . ' ' .1 - . 4 , . . . I , ac Q 6 .77 C. C. ' 5 1 ,' - ' - . - , . . . a xf U C Q L . . . , i , . . , , : A ' ' . f ,, . 1 ,, - ' u ' - , , , . ,, O I Q ! ! ' Tn ' - - . . . Y ' 1 ? n 0 G , ! . J . 79 Prof W R QAMFORD WAL-I ER W floxlj Qt 1r r Q M S EDWARD GROVE VERE SCOTT Handsmncst, Most Scholarly An Ingemous Letter A young lady nexxlx married being obliged to show her husband all the letters that she xx rote sent the folloyxmff to 1 friend The kev is to read the fn st l1ne and eyeix alternate line only M my you be satlsfled my dearest friend as I 'im m the matilmonlal state 'md let me DOUI mto your friendly bosom which has ex er been 1n unison xx 1th mme the x arlous sensations xx hich sxyell Wltlfl the l xeliest emotion of pleasure my almost bursting heart I tell you my dear husb rd 1s the most amiable of men I have noxv been married seven weeks and h 1xe ney er found the least reason to iepcnt the day that Joined us My husband is in person 'md manner far fiom resembling ugly ci oss old dlsagreeable and yealous monster xyho thlnk by confining to secure 1 xx1fe it is his maxim to treat as a bosom friend and confldant and not as a playthmg or memal slaxe the woman but each yield to the other by turns An ancient maiden aunt near sex enty a cheerful pleasant and venerable old lady lives 1n the house with us she IS the de light of both young and old she IS Cl y1l to all the neighborhood round generous and charltable to the poor Im convmced my husband loy es nothmg more than he does me he flatters me more than a glass and his mtoxlcatxon Cfor so I must call the excess of his loveb often makes me blush for the unworthmess of IIS object and I wlsh I could be more deseryme' of the man xx hose name I bear To sav all 1n one word my dear and to croxvn the xx hole my former gallant lox er IS noxv my indulgent husband my husband IQ returned and I mlght have had '1 Prince xx lthout the fehclty I find 1n him Adleul may you be blest as I am un able to xx 1sh that I could be more happy chosen to be his compamon Nelther party Adflff he says snould ilxxavs obey implicitly Class Song Farewell to Old Barton fTune Naughty Princess J Sunfloxx er IS our flower colors black and gold Boys and glrls are witty so we have been told Th1s class IS the largest ever yet enrolled In the history of our dear old school Chorus Barton our Alma. Mater Your name IS dear to every heart School days alas are over And from dear teachers we now must part Barton though now we leave you Our class shall cherish the gold and blue And ln after years our thoughts shall ever Stray back to you Studles now we re leaving whlle we hold most dear In our hearts we re grieving though we re of good cheer Oh' how we will miss you, miss you, year by year, Dear old Barton, ever trled and true. Now, the class of 1908 bids Barton its farewell. Goodbye now, to teachers who have served us well. Farewell, dear old class mates, we can never tell Hoxv we hate to leave you but-farewell. MABEL MADELINE McNAMARA. , V YY . . . . .1 . 1 ' 1 Q Y . . v v ' ' 9 r 1 v v. ' 'W 1 V . , D c . V . , x l, . V ' j. 5 - 3. . - f '1' - ' '. . c . . ., l . , ' 1 cf 4 ' I , ' . . v - - . . . s v L . x , A '- . ' I I- , ' r L Y . . ' , ' --'S - I 7 17 A . ,, , . Y v 1 .- . c . t ' L ra. . .. . y be Q ' r l . 7 . 1 1' ' -., , y . , v ' V T, v .. l I . . . . . r 4 7 Q I I 1 v ' v 1 L , tu 1 1 I , x . ' ' .. ' . . . , ' 1 . . , ' 7 . 1. 1 ' 9 . . . . , - 1 1 V1 V. .. 0 .,lc..l,. r K. -, , u . vs . . . , . Y . . . 2 ' . . . . 7 7 . v 9 1 . 1 9 . . L. , . . . , . . J ! ' ' 9 1 . oped and cultured and the students have been Our Monday Mornmg Talks, By Dxstmgulshed Orators, and Emment Cltlzens of Moblle A most 1nsp1r1ng custom of the Boys Hlgh School durmg the past year and a weekly event always eagerly antxcxpated and greatly enjoyed has been our Monday mornlng talks by dxstm gulshed speakers Lawyers emlnent physlclans raxlway mag nates edltors learned preachers soclal reformers speclallsts nn many hnes of achlevement have ad dressed the boys affordlng them models of elo- quence logic and vast and varled learmng and revealmg manlfold and ever changmg pomts of vlew Thus new and noble ldeas have been ab sorbed the horxzon of the students wldened and puplls and teachers ahke reta1n and w11l forever remember prmclples truths and experlences 11 lustrated and beautlfully brought to the1r atter tlon In thxs way hlgh ldeals have been constantly held aloft the sense of the artlstlc has been devel glven xnslght 1nto the sclentlflc and hterary and hlstorlc polnts of v1ew of complex modern hfe No other school has enjoyed th1s advantage as far as we know Some of the speakers were Dr Erwm Cralghead edltor The Reg1ster Dr Harry T Inge Col E L Russell v1ce presldent M Sz 0 rallroad Rabb1A G Moses of Shaara Shemoy1m Hon B B Boone city attorney Hon Patrlck Lyons mayor of Moblle Hon Ben Llndsay the kldS Judge of Denver Supt S S Murphy Asst Supt N R Baker Dr Matthew Brewster of Chrxst Church Dr Gardmer Tucker rettor of St Johns Dr Archxbald F Carr pastor Govern ment St Church Mr Leon Schwarz Mr J Wlll Donovan Mr Max Hamburger Mr Edward 0Connor Dr E A Peterson Mr P J Hamllton Dr C C Thach oresldent Polytechmc lI1SfltLll29 Auburn Secretary Evans Y M C A S A Crosby Internatlonal secretary Y M C A Old Barton s Boys Under that captxon the students of the Acade my have th1s year brllllantly conducted an experx ment ln newspaper work havmg earned the rxght to conslder the department as a part of the Mobile Reglster As a result the students have shown an 1m provement ln thelr use of the Englxsh language ln spellmg penmanshxp punctuation composxtxon arrangement and paragraphmg and some have developed 1nto very good reporters Dr Cralghead and cxty edxtor of The Regls ter Mr Donovan have been most kmd commg to the Academy and lllltlatlflg them mto the mys tenes of the craft The alumm attendlng unlversltxes and col leges have been much mterested and have glven us encouragement by Judlclous pralse and co- operation The a1m of our Journallstlc efforts IS to af ford an expresslon for the soclal llfe and asplra tlons of the school to Interest and mform the pub llc of what IS happenlng among us to exh1b1t the l1fe of the school as an lmage of the mlghty world and above all to acquxre faclllty ln the use of the mother tongue To our crude efforts our frrends have been most lndugent--blmd to faults and eager to rec ogmze any sllght ablllty If notlung else has been accompllshed thls at least has been attamed We are lnterested ln our newspaper Work and wrlte and read It eagerly The staff of reporters are as follows Messrs Toxey Garrlson Scott Goldstem Sturtevant Arata Kersh Holzborn Santa Cruz Nxchols Hall Mlsses Cora Cawthon Laur1e Reasonover Gladys Gould Mabel McNamara Lucllle Allen Freda Bose and Mr Samford chalrman R A MICKLE, Edltor . . . . . . . . . . . . , . , . . . . . . . . . I I I I U , I , . . n 1 a 9 , . . I I U I . . , . . . . . , , . 1 7 ' ' . . ., . . , . f ' 1 ' ' ' 1 ' ' ' - . . . 1 V . . 1 ' 1 1 . 1 . . ' . . - - ' 1 1 - . .' , . . . ' 1 1 - 1 - - 1 ' , 1 . 1 f - - 1 , . . . - , . , . . . . 1 - - f ' P 1 y . - . I , C I , - . , . , ' . . , . , . . . . . . . - , . , . 1 , - . . I- , . . . , . . . , 1 . - author, Dr. E. L. Marechal, Dr. W. J. MCLOFmlCk, ' I I I . . . , - , , , . . . . . , , . . . ., . . . . . . , - , . . . . , 7 U . . . . . , - I I 0 1 - .. . . . I . 0 0 ' 1 , . . . ' . . . . , . U . . . . ,, . . . . 1 1 - . . . . , . - - . . . . 1 1 1 1 ' ' - ' 1 , . . . . ' I . I V I I . . . . , , . , - . ' . . . . , 1 - 1 1 ' ' . . . . . , . . . . . . . . ' ' ' ' ' - 1 1 1 1 I 1 . ' ' 1 1 1 1 Q 1 . . . - . . , , . ' 1 1 1 , . 1 - 1 ' . . . . N- A V N- A V A ..4 ..- .- ,. .- -V .- I T NI ,JL I? Ei 43 'lf 'Ai 1- Z.: A , V ff! - J If 1 z ?'J L.. 'V Lv --j ,.- ,4- .4 J, -1 '13 ..: 5' C .-2 V E: 'L fi.: Z Z7 A JL , 4: ... 6- fv- jg iv 'A: ,-7 'Z if F 7 J Barton Academy Llbrarv Onc of tl e notable ach1c1ements of the pres has bee11 the 1ntroduct10n of a Hlgh 8ch0ol And lf as Carl1 le un11e1s1t1 of these da1s 18 a col 111 educat1on 18 to teach 11011 to lelfl then '11c 1ust begmnmg to get 111 l1ne 111th l1l0flG1ll educ1t1onal thought e11t school 1e11 ll11111 1nto e s s Tl e ltltltlll of books To the Bo1s Hlgh Qclool must be 11 en tl1e L1CCllt f01 tl1e 1n1ugu1at10n of tle 11111 115 move 111c11t Xt the lJQ0'lI'lIllllf of tl1e yeal the l1lJI'3lX cons1sted of '1 CllCtl0Il3.1X 01 t11o a11d a fe11 school books left f0lQXG1 belnnd by some 111c0r11g1ble school bo1s dQlJ11tlllg Ill haste To th1s VKQIL 1dded 1 fe11 X0lUlTll8 left 111 a defunct teachers 01011117 1tlO1l TlllQ modest lJG0 lllIl1llQ,' 11as aug 1llCllt0d 111 1olunta11 plfts from tG tCl1Qlb '1nd pu p1ls 111d 111 sf1e1a1 C0llll'llJLltlOll8 f1om 1.111OUs bool1 houses u11t1l 0191 fou1 leundred collected Tl1ese 11c1e composed books 1nd hooks of 261101 al 1916111145 st'111tl1 Ill use bv tl1e bo1s 1 olumes v1e1e of l6f81 e11ce llld 11 c1e C011 of the School I'1te1 011 ln the X691 the l d1es Il'llD1OXllllGI'lt Ass0c1at1o11 took up the 110111 and by the11 LfflC e11t a11dpc1s1s1 nt cffa ts the llbl '11, l1 s been enlfufred '1nd placed lll a sepal 1te room c0111 enlent to both boys and glrls The 100111 11011 occupled 18 '1 hght alry south room on tl1e second 11001 and IS fu1n1shed 1n admlrable st1le Tl1e books ale tastefully a11'1nged 111 1011 1011s of shel1 es 11 h1le 011 the tables 111 found the latest DPI'10fl1C3l8 'md da1l1 papers 8e1c11l 011 Dalllt mos 1do111 the 11alls and llt0gLlllQI the H1gh School lllJl'1lX IS '1 CO1'llf01t2.lJlC att1act11e place XY hele 1 student can spe11d a qu1et hour lll xeadxnfr 01 get 1nfo1mat1on 011 sub1ects LOIlIlGCtQfl 111th tlsen school XXOIIX The books ale loaned f1cc of cl1 11ffc to the pup1ls '1nd f1 lllJ1 t1l2lIl leeps a st1 1ct 1c1 11d of 'Ill bool1s Tl1e books 'ue c 1tdl0g'LlLfl 1cco1d1ng to tl1e De11e1 Dec11111l gk stem thus 111 1111 lt easy T01 the l1br'111an to lillld '1111 b0ol1 on '1 l01llCllt8 110 ICG After all tl11s 1s but .1 bc 1111111111 I11 subse 1 11t 1 118 t11e l1b1111 11111 bc mcleasfd lt s hoped u11t1l lt becomcs 0110 of the l1r5rest school l1ora11es 1n the state A11d It f1lre'1d1 has the 1101101 of bemg the onl1 f1 ee 11111 111 111 the Clt1 of Nlob1le Class Song of 1908 tTune Maryland M1 Ma11land1 'lh1s class has long been kn011n to all In 11 ork and plav and basket ball T11 as al11a1s b11ght as one could see The brlghtest class thele ll e1er be Oh' 11ow we ll mlSS our dear class mates Oh' how 1ve ll 1n1ss ou1 teachers gl eat When th1s old class does graduate Th1S dear old class of 1908 We dream of Lat1n and French too And physlcs that 1ve cannot do Vt e s1t and talk and dream all day Of school mates who are far a11 ay On Monday morn 11e re never late In the mllSlC loom to s1t and walt The g1rls and boys do congregate The g1rls and boys of 1908 But nov1 class mates ou1 11 ork 18 done And llkewlse most of all our fun So goodbye teachers o11e and all, We re sure 1ou ll 1n1ss us IH the fall Goodbye g1rls and goodbye bo1s We hope y our l1V9S ale f1lled 11 1th Joys Now, soon 1ve'll have to separate, So, farewell, class of 1908. JULIA GIBBS ARRINGTON . .1 X' 1 ' 3' ' - cl , c C, 1 1 ' 1' 'l , 1 V . 1 ' ' 1 v ' 11 ' 1 1 1 ' i ,E 1 ' A1 .. 7 . ' .Y . . , v I' . . . . V Q 11 :I tl1 11: .- , 1' 1' 5 1 1 , ,. .- . 1-1 U . 'v ..' , ' ' 1 1 '1 1 ' ' ' v .ay., 1 t1ue . j J x . - , - . 1 1 I . ' --. ' ' , 1 Q - 1 v -1 ' 1 -1 E5 1,2 ' 1, 'A 1 c .V 1 l,1,' 1 ,, - . . . . ' . , , ., , . 1 . , 1 . 1, . , , c , c . 1 . , ,., 1 1 , . ' 1 1 1 1, 1 1 1 1- 1 ' , N. . ' nn' lf.. 1 1, c , 1 A 1, . 1 ' 1 -v ' 1 - 1 '. . '. . . 0 I I t 1' 1 , -' 1 1 ,, ,. - V . 1. , .., ., , , , c 1 c - 1 - . 1 . . , c 1 . 1 K 1 1 . 1' . . - . ' . 1 , rr I . ,. 1 . L, .7 . . -1 .v 1 . , , , . ' , . 1 . c I , 1 A .k. . .,' '1 v ' 1 V 'v . 1- . Al. T 2. . . S' . .K Y ax ,L . 1 . .,, I . 1 .hx, , , , , , ,1 ' 1 ' 1 .' Y 1' . , . 2 2 d. - , 1,1 1 c 1 1 1 it 1 , l ' I ' ' ' ' , V n 1 1 1 I . ' 1 or ac . 1 . O t 1 ' 1 C f - W , , , ' , v 1 . vw 1 A u' . l r A T , C C - . 2 1.1 , .., 1 J lil L.. , . . . . . . , . . 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Our Farewell Ou1 school dws ale ow 91 glrls And sadly we turn away From our below ed Alma Mater Where we learned to work and play From the glrls we love so dearly And from our tefmchels too W'ho leally can t appreclate The xx orl that we can do Ixo more w1ll we gather togethex In gladness or ID wrath Ou1 l1ves now separate We must tread a d1ffe1ent path INo more w1l1 we hear such mus1c As that YVlf11Ch IQ ln our Pelle Nothmg wlll vue hear But the one sad xy ord farewell Never agam w1ll we CYDQI unent Nor once more quake ln our boots For fear we wlll not pass Never agam such good tlmes As on that memorable day When we traveled down the flre escape Chaperoned by MISQ Mae A few more days and then How sllent wlll be our school A few more weeks how gladly We d hea1 any Latln rule A few more years and each g1rl Wlll have forgotten all that s taught her And especlally those proposltlons By MISS Anna Mary Schlater No more wlll we hear MISS FFHHCIQ Wlth her French phrase Tame? vous Nor MISQ Xmta HQUSIIQ Who teaches a language too In our hearts mamly we hear That whlch each g1rl must tell We hear yes and we must endure It That sad yet fmal farewell JULIA ARRINGTON . 2 L . , .Y , N., C I C Yu , . f 1 ' v . c , f ! 9 , , cc 7 ' vu ' Q . Y ' - - I . C , L' C 'J C o , . . ' ' ' KC I! I 2 , . . Y' C . 7 ..- In our grand old physxcs classg ' v C ' n . . 1 , v 1 x cz ' , ya Y 1- . S , c y 1 I n - 9 ' 1 K n C . ll ' I! . . ' CK ' 37 C A n A' A , . 1 I , . . . . . 9 Y 3 7 ! 7 ' Class of 1908 As we assembled ln our class room begmn1n of present sesslon how few lf any one of us real 1Z9d thxs was to be our last year together as class mates of dear old Barton Academy After years of dally assoclatlon we fmd that each must bld farewell to teachers class room and dear old school chums Perhaps we may all meet together agam but not ln our old famlllar places Each may enter the world wlth a dlfferent undertaklng and Wlth dlfferent objects xn VIEW Some may meet wlth success whllst others wlll fmd many obstacles to block the path to amb1t1on Wlth regret we sever from our teachers and school yet there IS a satls factlon mmgled w1th prlde when we glance back ward and remember the close bond of frxendshlp exlstlng between teachers and students and how pleasures and amusements Often our teachers would become one of us and heartlly enter mto our games and sports wlth freedom and unchecked gladness thus addmg to our enjoyments and thereby wmnmg the respect and esteem of the en txre class The boys through respect and courteous manner gamed the confldence of thexr teachers and ln return the teachers enJoyed to a rare de gree the love and esteem of the students N doubt we are all glad our school days are over yet w1th feelmgs of regret we part from our teachers and school we have all learned to love so dearly In former years at close of session we would part wlth some regret yet each felt the next year mxght possibly brlng us all together agaln ln the class room Not so thls tlme We wxll part and we may all meet agam but never as puplls of dear old Barton Academy Many have left our ranks smce entermg the Hxgh School and we regret they were not able to remam wxth us The few re mammg are true and staunch fmends Year after year we have stood slde by slde each sesslon would fmd us all together agam nn the same class by promotxon as we steadlly advanced Our class bemg rather small afforded ample opportumty for close assoclatxon whlch has rlpened mto frxendshxp and love and we all seem to love so many of the same thmgs 1n the same way whxch w1ll wlden and deepen our IIVES together It IS love and lnterest and respect for each others rlghts and talents and ambltxons that hold us so strongly together and may thls strong hold never be lessened Our school days are ended our books lald aslde we enter the world but we need not pride ourselves that our educatlon IS complete There IS yet lots to be learned not taught m the school room of WhlCh we wxll fmd QXDSYIEDCQ our best and only teacher True we w1Il leave our school Wlth every advantage of educatlon and honor lt IS capable of lmpartmg to 1ts scholars yet our educatlon IS not complete Indeed we after years How careful each should be that thls foundatlon IS fxrm and 1mm0Vabl9 for our future career depends upon It Yes our school days are over and wlth a feelmg of prlde and regret we walk out from the dear old mstxtute that has shel tered us smce chnldhood There 1S one among us the wrxter who can proudly state his entlre school hfe was spent under the educatlonal wmgs of Barton Academy that lt began and ended under the present superv1s ory pI'lI1Clp3l Mr R A Mxckle Standmo' out above all else IS the sweetened memory of a strong bond of frlendshxp between the prmclpal and the wrlter stretchmg back unbroken from chxldhood to manhood For years dear old Barton has con tmued to welcome us wxth outstretched arms ln vltmg us to share ln Its educatxonal advantages whlch are the flnest ln Alabama untll today It IS flnally prepared to send us as honorable boys out mto the battle of life to take up the vocatxon our ambltxon and educatlon best f1t us whlch wlll lead us mto manhood and responslbxllty R McB . - 1 0' . Y ' . n . , G . y - . . . . . . . - . . , ,o c Q . . . . . . . . , 7 9 . ' 0 ' , . Y 1 u 1 . , A 3 . . . , . . A 3 , . v 1 I . I . . '. . . . . . , ,- f . . ' . ' ' . 7 . I - a a n 4 - - . . I 4 ' 7 they were ever willing to assist in promoting our have only laid a foundation on which to build i'n 1 . 0 . . 7 , . I 1. , s , - . , , ' ' K . . . , . I . . ' l D , s , , 0 . . . n , Q . M , ' , . I 9. ' ' ' . ' . o . , D , . u 9 u l , . . . . . . . , . l . 0 I , ' . ' ' - ' ' 9 , . . . . . i l U I u o , . . .0 9 a 4 , . . . . . - . I Q ' 9 , n 0 .U . . ' . - n . n Q , - o c , Q P Farewell When I was just enterlng school How I dld antlcxpate And look forward wlth greatest Joy To the year of 1908 I thought O my' how n1ce twould be When I would graduate Oh' how I longed for lt to come For the year of 1908 But now the tlme IS commg When school davs Wlll be 0 er I look back on those happy days And msh that they were more Of course I m glad to graduate To lay my books aslde To take up another stage of hfe Out ln the world so wxde But how my heart IS grlevmg To part wxth teachers dear And say Farewell Oh' school mates Our partlng must be here Now farewell dear old Barton Our school that s ever true For we w1ll have to leave you And flght the flght anew Old Barton how we ll m1ss you The rmgmg of your bell And our dear by gone school days Whlch we all love so well It pams me now to leave you More than tongue can tell How ln my heart xt grleves me To bxd you Farewell Farewell teachers ever dear You who have done your best To do your duty by us all May your hves be ever blest' Farewell schoolmates who have worked Together year by year We ll have remxmscences Forevermore so dear And now good bye to every one To those we hate to tell It pams my heart to say the word But one last Farewell' SALLIE SIMMONS 1 . ! 1 1 . - 1 . 9 - 1 v ! . , . . 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A Barton Boys at Brewton Thursday at noon nme flne specxmens of young manhood wxth grlps ln hand stood ready to board the northbound Lou1sv1lle and Nashvllle tram They were happy everyone supposes for tretched from ear to ear on each face was a board wrmkled grm But lmagme the change ln GXDTQSSIOD when the cruel txcket agent broke the news to them that thls tram dldn t stop at Brew ton for Brewton was the objectne pomt of then' antlclpatlons The conductor was collared and after some very eloquent speeches by the orators of the bunch the merry peal of laughter agam sounded through the wmdows of the coach for the track team from M0blle wlth two orators were on thelr way to Brewton A three hours run chocked full of fun and good fellowshmp brought the anxlous crowd wlthm the enemy s terrltory The tram had made a beautlful seventy f1Ve mlle run she too belong mg to a track team the largest 1n the world-and be1ng completely exhausted broke down The Brewton aggregatlon was not expectmg the fel lows so soon Havmg landed there went up such an all1terat1on of Rahs for Brewton as was never before heard 1n that town of arlstocrats followed by a yell for Barton were well located and w ere mlXlDg wxth the boys and glrls Thursday evemng we went down to the ath letlc fleld w 1th Professor Wllls prmclpal of the Colleg1ate Instrtute at Brewton Some were busy cleanlng off the grounds arrangmg for the dlf ferent events whxle some were practlcmg Brew ton has a fme athletlc fleld at a convement dls tance from the school whrch IS a great advantage It IS what we should have The happenlngs of Thursday mght are too many to relate Our boys went to bed at 10 o clock We were all put ln one large room of the hotel wxth four beds 1n It They d1d mxghty well under the cxrcumstances and the 'andladv con gratulated them on the peaceful nwht that was spent We only laugh d The party was all up at 5 oclock the next mornmg and off for a walk Soon after breakfast our two orators made a test case xn the audltorlum wlth empty seats for the audlence Thls they d1d to get thelr bearmgs and to learn the strateglc pomts on the battlefleld School takes ln at 8 15 oclock and our boys through force of habxt were present at chapel ex erclses Rev E C Moore read a lesson from the Blble prayed a beautlful prayer for the success of the occasion and a song number was announced by the prmclpal who told them to smg lxke they were glad that we were there From every chlld s mouth from the smallest to the largest m full throated ease mounted 1n sweet harmony the sweetest song we ever heard He s Just the Rlght Savlor for Me Then they sang Where the Cot ton Blossoms Grow Greetmgs were passed be tween Old Barton and Colleglate Instltute and we grasped the warm handshake of a sister school The mornmg was spent ln vlsltlng the class rooms Great preparations w ere bemg made all the mornmg for the track meet that afternoon Pen sacola arrn ed at 2 30 o clock that afternoon that husky bunch of true sports Brewton and Barton had come to a complete agreement concernmg the regulatlons and rules connected w xth the track meet but Mr Orman Pensacola s coach threw a bomb mto the fort his mam contentlon bemg that as many men as wanted to should enter each ew ent whlle we wanted to l1m1t the number to two We fmally compromlsed by agreemg on a certam number for each team to put 1n each separate event We must say Just here that both Brewton and Pensacola had one man more than we dxd After squabblmg over a few thlngs and after havmg prctures taken of the three teams together and our team separately the contest started at 3 30 o clock It IS not necessary to descrlbe how well each man for Barton d1d play and of the honors that each got The w rrter wants to say that lf Bartons boys and glrls could hate seen the strenuous efforts put forth could hate heard the determlnatlons to do the best could have seen the manlv conduct could hate felt the lovmg hearts of the wearers of the gold and blue she would have been rxght happy and ploud of her heroes The follow mg IS a summary of the meet One Hundred Yard Dash Pace Pensacola Frledman Pensacola Morgan Barton Hammer Throw Harlem Brewton Frled man Pensacola Wetherbee Barton Two Hundred and Twenty Yard Dash Pace Pensacola Wetherbee Barton Douglas Brewton Puttmg Shot-Irwan Pensacola Frledman Pensacola Wetherbee Barton Sixty Yard Hurdle-Sowell Brewton Broon er Pensacola and Nettles Barton tled V , u D , 1 Q ' Y I , v ' Y Y n , S . . . . . , . 7 - , I . l 7 CC I ' . . . , , H 7 5 - I - y . . V . . Y ,, , Y Y - v - ' ' , , . ' I Y I I I I ' 7 . . 1 . Y I , I .T .- 0 , , I U I . Y , ' ' I q . p - 0 I ? , , - , , . ., 1 V 4 Y . 7 , 7 . ' . ' ' '1 , - . . . V . a Y ' 1 ' v . 1 o . I , , In a very short time we all had our bearings, which made It harder OH our boys' , . V . . - u 7 ' v, v ' 7 I I , ' ' . ' . . K A . r ' 1 ' . 7 . . - . 7 . ' 1 ' ' l s . . . . . . - i . , , . . I , , , D 0 Y 1 I ' , I f . . . . 1 . - . . y' ' s 7 : . 1 ' ' 1 ' . .- - , , . . e . ' 5 ' ' 1 1 ' ' - 1 9 . . 1 I 1 ' v y ' 1 1 , . . . . . , , , , , , I I . . . ' 1 ' , Q , . , 1 . 3 ' ' o 1 7 U . ' , - 1 . 1 - . , . . - 1 U Y 7 ' Four Hundred and Forty Yard Run Frled man Pensacola McM1llan Brewton Toxey Bar on Hlgh Jump Morgan Pensacola Toxey Bar on Foshee Brewton Frxedman Pensacola One Hundred Yard Hurdle Wetherbee Bar on Hodges Brewton Nettles Balton Pole Vault Pensacola Broad Jump Foshee Brewton Morgan Bar on Orman Pensacola son Brewton Morgan Barton The audltorlum of the school was packed to 1ts utmost Frlday nlght to hear the oratomcal contest between the three schools Brewton Col leglate Institute Pensacola Classlcal School and Barton Academy The hall was beautlfully deco lated and the presence of a chorus of glrls on the stage made the occaslon more charmmg Each school had two speakers and all were good It lS no harm however for the Barton boys who heard the contest to feel that thelr speakers won We are proud of our speakers for they both dld well The mdges houexer gave MOTTIS of Brewton fxrst place Gup of Barton second and Davxson of Brewton thlrd It IS certa1n that Gup deserved first place ln thls contest by long odds and that Goodhue came second and we were Justly mdxgnant that the local 1udges were unable to see lt that way The boys were actually requlred to pay ad mlssxon to the hall where the contests were held 'md were not mvxted to stay for the dance The fOllOXY11'lg was the proglam Chorus by the gxrls of Bren ton V P Ph11l1ps Pensaloca hue Moblle The Publxc Hlgh School James M Davlson Brewton Geolge Washmgton cal solo MISS Eleanor Dav1son Walker Anderson Pensacola Our Duty to Cuba Samuel Gup Moblle The Amerlcan Boy Ruder Morrls Brewton Alabama quartette chorus by glrls awardlng of R1bbons of Honor to track team con testants The Moblle boys left Brewton at 11 30 o clock amxd many fond farewells They w1ll ever re member thelr v1s1t for they d1d have a good t1me ONE OF THE BOYS . - . ' . -l r Y 7 1 . J 1 . 7 1 D 7 1 , ' I y p , , t . ' ' , . 1 3 3 v - , ' . ' t 3 1 3 1 ' ' V . ' . . 4 , . - Q ' . - t : , : , ' . 4 . Q- . . . Y , C c i v 1 1 ' , t : , I l Y v 0 I I , , Y : ' ' r l 1 Half M119 RIIH-01'm-211, PGHSHCOMS D3V1d- The South-Yesterday and Today 5 Louls Good- , 3 , . , , as ' gn ' u , ' ,n . . . ., f , i , vo- . ' . . K , at , ,rr ' , - - ul ' ,n, ' , ' ' ' 9 9 I , . U .H . ' . ' - ' ! I i Y I l . - . 7 , , 1 . Q Q 0 ' I . I - . . , . 7 ' ' OUR ADV GEQTISEMPTMZ J Aix rj' w f lk 'X NTJMWJ W I V I . E 0 U S R f 4 Q CJ I 4 f - I ff' 9 vw A Q I JH: 4i?, N I tl'l' ' J ' I Ulf x . . , A ! Q If 2 I 1, X xp xt ,NFS A M K if, :qw ,iltm A l.-1f 9 fLq,,l,-VUITQ ,L . ' iIE.2jQ?6lxcg FRED MEDART Gymnaslum and Athletlc Supplles Play Ground Outfrts sr Lows Mo ZW! EC......4ll'.'L....LIL..'I CAPITAL S150 000 00 rp f CEa S600 000 IHE PEUPIES BANK Interest Pald on Trme Deposrts A SIGN of QUALITY MER ERI! 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INCORPORA TED MEN 'S TAILORS 7 N Royal St Mobzle A a 0 T ARNOLD BOOTS and SHOES 215 Royal St MOBILE ALA MeAtee 81 Selden ALL GRADES and STYLES OF Footwear Tl 159D ph sf oppn t P k PRICE W TOMKINS GENERAL SPORTING GOODS BASE BALL SUPPLIES Kodaks and Photo Supplies AMATEUR PROFESSIONAL The Only Stock House rn the Clty Devel opm and Prmtmg for the Amateur Fme Statxonery and Engravmg O Zadek Jewelry Co Duggan 89' Taylor INS UR ANCE Loans Real Estate RENT COLLECTIONS 26St Mbl Purchase Your Candles WHOLESALE and RETAIL FISHING TACKLES BICYCLES ETC ETC W C BAUMHAUER AA For the Best of Eve rythmg Includmg a Complete Lme of TEAS COFFEES FRUIT S CONFECTIONS Drawmg Room CANDLES CONFITURES DELICATESSEN R C HARRIS Grocery Co Stands wnthout a Peer 1n the South 224 226 DHUDHIIII Street Docorated Baskets and Fancy WS Frults a Speclalty A?- Imported Grocerres and Dehcacres Are Sold for Exactly What they Are Without Exaggeratlon or Mlsrepresentatlon 'S' . . ' , I . o o Q I 1 ' U Dealer ln D . , . 9 , Bell e eplxone 195 au in ., si e ar , Home Phone 511 - Francis St- 0 ie' Ala- U From , ., . 54 Dauphin St. Bell Phone 2686 ' ' i W 0 0 V A . , . V . . V u 9 , U 7 0 I 1 , . . I 0 . Do Your Shoppzng Wzth Re1ss Mercanule Co The House That Saves You Money Dry Goods Not1ons Men s Furmshlngs Mlllmery and Ready to Wears T W R E A L E S T A T E BANK OF MOBILE BUILDING Jas K Glennon 81 C0 HARRIS KFINEH GRUIIERY IIUMPANY MONEY Grocernes and Feed Dealers Real Estate and Insurance 4sII4s2D ph s FOR ICED TEA BARNEY CAVANAGH Kenny S Che on S ortmg Goods 5151, C 5123 Ig zshzng Tackle C D KENNY C0 Base Ball Goods Umforms RIGHT PRICES The Harvest Jersey and Poultry Farm R McBr1de Propnetor Mobile Ala O O C O , 0 I 7 7 7 C I O O I O au in free Bszsesasxzow, USE HARDWARE CO. , Headquarters for 1 0 S0 FAC O O I C, L. E. CONALL, Mgr. 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Pharmacy 33 Professors and Instructors New En meenng Hall occupxed New machmes engmes bollers new equnpmentm all laboratories Students hold leadmg techmcal posmons m Btrmmgham Dnstnct and throughout the South Only course of archntecture m the South C8? Latm and Modem Language Course Enghsh C4 years? Latm C4years? History C4 years? French C2 years? German C2 years? Mathematxcs C3 years? Physncs and As tronomy Pohtrcal Economy and Physiology I8 Professors and Instructors C9? Agricultural and Hortlculture. I7 Professors and Instructors New dmmg hall also board m pnvate famnhes Tuntnon free For Catalogue and Further Informatlon, Address the Presldent 5 4 l -,635 . rf M? - ' S-r Mk. 1-ist? , Fo I O I I 0 0 Q O 0 O O, I O, I . . y Y n' . . i i, 7 , , u I n yu n -u o n . - . O n 1. ' . . z 1. . ' . . , . . 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