Springville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Springville, AL)

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Ql he Rocket - RUTH AKRIDGE Moore Literary Secretary, Vice-President ’28-’29; Girls’ Cheer Leader ’28-’29; Joke Editor of the Rocket ’29; Cutest Girl, Who’s Who ’28-’29; Music Club ’28-’29; Plav Cast ’28-’29. A good sport and everybody’s buddy, a real smart girl, but won’t study. CHARLES DYER, “Red” Moore Literary Society; Vice-President ’28; Basketball ’28-’29; Assistant Adver- tising Manager of The Rocked '28; Class Secretary ’28-’29; Most Independent Boy, Who’s Who ’29; Play Cast ’27-’28-’29. Wit and wisdom prepared vim, he is every one of them. ERSKINE GLENN, “Erk” Moore Literary Society; Secretary ’28-’29; President ’29; Class President ’29; Business Manager of The Rocket ’29; Most Dignified, Most Representative Student, Who’s Who ’29; Moore Society Debater ’28; Plav Cast ’28-’29. A lion among ladies is a most dangerous thing. ODRIE JONES, “Dude” Moore Literary Society; Boys’ Cheer Leader ’29. Laugh and the world laughs with you. ALMA GLADYS LASTER Moore Literary Society; Chaplain ’28; Girls’ Basketball ’27-’28-’29; Assistant Ed- itor The Rocket; Play Cast ’27-’28-’29. She is something sterling that will stay, when gold and silver melt away.

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Sanior III Glass - ♦itS - President...............................Erskine Glenn Vice-President Nellie Mae Shepherd Secretary...............................Charles Dyer Treasurer...............................Odelle Owens Pianist.................................Mirian Walker Historian............................Virginia Stansell Prophet......................................Alma Stine Motto: There is no elevator to success, step by step is the request. Color: Green and White Flower: Carnation

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(The Rocket ODELLE OWEN, “Boots Dixie Rainbow Literary Society Secre- tary ’28-’29; Vice-President ’29; Basketball Sponsor ’29; Class Treasurer ’29; Most Popular Girl ’29; Music Club ’27- 28- 29; Play Cast ’27-’28-’29. True to all she meets. THURMAN RICHARDSON, “Ted” Moore Literary Society; Boys’ Basketball ’27-’28-’29; Captain ’29; Sport Editor The Rocket ’29. For if he will he will and you can depend on it, and if he won’t, he won’t, and that’s the end of it. DAFA ROBERTSON, “Jack” Moore Literary Society; Basketball ’27- ’28-’29; Captain ’28-’29; Assistant Sport Editor The Rocket ’29; Best Sport, Best Athlete, Friendliest Girl, Who’s Who ’28- ’29; Play Cast ’27. A good sport, a good student, and a good friend. ELMA LEE SANSING Moore Literary Society; Secretary ’29; President ’29; Basketball ’28-’29; Most Pop- ular Girl ’28; Peppiest Girl ’28-’29; Who’s Who; Circulation Manager The Rocket ’29; Music Club ’28-’29; Play Cast ’28-’29. Polite and sweet, attractive too, There’s nothing Elma Lee can’t do. NELLIE MAE SHEPHERD, “Shep” Moore Literary Society President ’28; Basketball ’27-’28; Manager Team ’29; Class President ’28; Vice-President ’29-; Editor-in-Chief of The Rocket ’29; Most Modest Girl ’29; Who’s Who; Play Cast ’27-’28. She’s talented, witty and wise, but much too smart for her size.