South Girard High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Phenix City, AL)

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The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The Most Versatile Boy Most Versatile Girl .. Most Intellectual Boys . Most intellectual Girls . Neatest Boys . Neatesf Girls . ..,, , Most Handsome Boy . Prettiest Girls .,., . Cutest Girl . . . Sweetest Girls . . . . Popular Boy .. . Most Popular Girls Most Studious Boy . Most Studious Girl . . . Most Dramatic Boy . . Most Most Dramatic Girls . . Most Business-like Boys . . Most Business-like Girl .. Most Timid Boys . . . Most Bashtul Girls .. Most Musical Boy .. Most Musical Girl .. Most Athletic Boy .. . Mosi Girl Most Likely To Succeed Boy Most Likely To Succeed Class Comedians ,....,... Most Courteous Boys . . . Most Courteous Girls .. Most Cooperative Girls .. Most Cooperative Boys .. Most Dependable Girls .. Most Dependable Boys .. Most Ladylike Girls .... Most Gentlemanlike Boy . . . Kindest ... ...... .... Smartest Girls . . . . Smartest Boy i..,....., Babies ot the Class .. .... Most Pleasing Personality Happy-Go-Lucky Boys ..., Lovers ot the Class . . . Athletic Girls .. ..... wHo's wilo . . .John Thomas ...Gloria Boddie ...James Lyles and James Barnes . . .Sara Cook and Gloria Boddie ...K. C. Dixon and James Upshaw . . .Louise Walker and Julia Chambers . . .Erskine Stroud . . .Mary Jo Wilson and Margarine Henry .. .Fannie Tolbert . . .Laura Coar and Gloria Freeman . . .Larry Tarver ...Walta Hall and Margarine Henry ...L. C. Fleming . . . Rosie Lee Jackson . . .Willie Sanders ...Gloria Boddie and Annie Hubbard ...Ulysses Brown and James Barnes .. .Louise Walker ...L. C. Fleming and Albert Floyd . . .Sara Cook and Helen Hughley . . .John Thomas . . .Gloria Boddie . . .Ulysses Brown ...Julia Chambers and Amy Phillips . . .Rosie Lee Jackson . . .Robert Williams . . , Larry Tarver, Julia Chambers and Burnett Kimbrough . . .James Lyles and K. C Dixon . . . Dorothy Wilson and Eunice Davis ...Walta Hall and Sara Cook . . .James Lyles and Ulysses Brown ...Walta Hall, Alberta Davis, Louise Walker and Julia Chambers . . .Ulysses Brown, Willie Sanders and James Lyles . , .Laura Coar and Alberta Davis ' . . . K. C. Dixon ...Kathryn Phillips and Gloria Freeman ...Sara Cook and Gloria Boddie . . .James Lyles . . .Dorothye Wilson and Rosie Jackson . . .Rosella Alexander ...Randolph Golden, Larry Tarver, Leslie Holloway and Rudolph Rutledge ...Mary Jo Wilson and Larry Tarver, Louise Walker and James Lyles, Fannie Tolbert and Albert Floyd.

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THE MONTH BEFORE GRADUATION By Arthur Thompson 'Twas the month before graduation, And all through the hall, We seniors were gayj the happiest of them all. We have our futures all planned with care, And hope that the sixth of June will soon be here Some huddled in bunches, groups and pairs, To compare the plans of others Some of us will be Doctors, this you will discover, Some will be Nurses, Secretaries and Mothers. Now that the sixth is drawing near. We seniors have the feeling that we haven't a care We asked for our privileges as other classes did, And when they were granted, our hearts felt big. Yes, we seniors have gotten our privileges at last, And now we sit out front in the When we leave, we know it will be sad, But the dear little juniors will be glad. We've reached the goal of success at last. And we've passed the test in Mr. As we leave, we say to everyone, Whatever you do, let it be well done. with theirs. grass. Bibb's French Class. CLASS POEM THE TIME OF GRADUATION By Willie Sanders The time has come when we must go We do admit these years have been so. lt is time for us to go on our way Oh, how we wish that we could stay ln June when we walk out these doors South Girard will be with us where ever we go. We must say it hurts us to say goodbye To look around our room and see each other cry. l-low we will miss cracking jokes with Mr. Harrison And calling Mr. Bibb and the janitor for comparison. The years we spent here, uor work has been tuff So will leave it to the Juniors to keep it up. The Juniors been praying for this day to come So they'll be Seniors and a class of one. So far we have the largest class to graduate So please don't forget the class of '58. By James Lyles At the time of graduation the Seniors will be sad But our dear Juniors will be very glad. Through these corridors we will no more pass On our way to Mr. Robinson's Chemistry class. We But We But We But will try to do our best we Seniors will have no more rest. will graduate with vision of scholarship in our head wherever we go we will put SG, over our bed, will leave to accomplish great things we have to take what nature brings. When we return to you for a short visit We will retain everything that she hath giveth. Some will be teachers, doctors, lawyers and scientists But We we all pray none of us will be mindless. will do our best to conquer the unknown Even if we have to work our fingers to the bone. Yes, we are the Seniors of '57 and '58 We all pray to accomplish something great,

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