Athens State College - Columns Yearbook (Athens, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1948 volume:

• CLASSES • • FEATURES • • SPORTS • SNAPS • AT ♦ The COLUMN PUBLISHED BY STUDENT BODY ATHENS COLLEGE ATHENS, ALABAMA mttmm It is with deepest respect and most sincere admiration that we, the stu- dent body of Athens College, dedicate THE COLUMNS of 1948 to MISS DAVIS and MISS TILMAN. Their untiring efforts, along. with those of other members of the faculty in cooperation with the student body, have made this Institution prosper- ous. DEDICATION 4 • IN MEMORIUM Those students of Athens College who gave their lives in World War II in defence of their country. GEORGE BRADBURY DAVID BROWN BUFORD CLADNEY RALPH TURNER VIRGIL WEAVER Jneu died that we might due! ♦5 • AS THE CAMERA SAW IT A. C. FROM ABOVE. IS PLACES and FACES. ♦ 7 ■:: -: ■ ■ ' ' ■:. ' ' ' ; MS98;? a :i: ,M : - ' :  -;;;;; .  ■ FACULTY... E. R NAYLOR, President Ph.D., Northwestern University A L. DeL. WALLACE, Dean M.A., University of North Carolina 10 OLIVIA ATHEY, Bursar A.B., Emory Henry College MRS. STELLA FHAZIER Hostess, Founders Hal! ■ t i MISS DOROTHY VINSON Asst. Comm. Dept. Ins. Secretary to Dean B.S., Athens College MRS. HARIET JONES Dean of Women Hostess, Sanders Hall ' ll « MRS. OLLIE Y. OSBORNE Assistant Professor of English M.A.. University of Pennsylvania K. L. RUDOLPH Professor of Religious Education B.D., Emory University EMILY CHANDLER Instructor in English Instructor in Piano and Organ M.A., George Peabody College MR. EDWIN C. OSBORNE Librarian B.A. in Library Science University of North Carolina 12 MRS. BICKLEY Student Counselor A.B., Huntingdon College R. L. GARRETT Professor of Mathematics M.A., University of North Carolina 5 LAURA E. DAVIS Associate Professor of English MA., University of Alabama J. OLSON ANDERS Professor of Social Science and History Ph.D., University of Minnesota 13 MR. McFEE Vice President B.A., Birmingham Southern ELOISE PENCE Instructor of Speech Dip. Drama., Athens College MR. THOMAS CARTER Professor of Chemistry M.A., Mississippi State MRS. |. S. RAGSDALE Aist. Professor of Social Science and History A.R., Kentucky Western 14 MRS. INA B. FARMS Nurse WALTER E. FAIRMAN Prof, of Business Administration Ph.D., Milton College MRS. THELMA WALKER Dietitian MR. ROBERT L. STEWART Instructor of History A.B., Athens College 15 MARY E. RENICH Professor of Biology Ph.D., University of Illinois LLOYD O. STONE Instructor of Mathematics A.B., Athens College MBS. MARY EMMA PECK. Professor of Voice B.Mus., Athens College HARRISON L. EULER Prof, of Education and Psychology Ph.D., Columbia University lb DR. CHARLES E. MATTHEWS Professor of Languages Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University ■V- :: : MISS FLORENCE TILMAN Emeritus M.A., University of Alabama MRS. E. R. NAYLOR First Lady Professor of Violin and Theory B.Mus., Athens College • 17 SUMMER OR WINTER, THE CAMPUS IS ALWAYS THE S AM E- WO N D ERFU L! if • 18 • HERE WE GO INTO... WHETHER THEY BE SENIORS, JUNIORS, SOPHOMORES, OR FRESHMEN, THEY ' RE A SWELL BUNCH AND WE LOVE THEM. CLASSE 19 ♦ ♦ EDWARD LEOXARD Millport, Alabama Phi Sigma, Kappa Mu Epsilon Beta Alpha MARGARET PATTERSON Pyriton, Alabama Phi Sigma, Student Council Beta All ilia ( 1 Foundation • I.R.C., V Cabinet Vi iiu Chi MAYME KATE SOLOMON Owens Cross Roads, Alabama Phi Theta Kappa, Phi Sigma Y Cabinet, Pi Tau Chi Wpsley Foundation EANILEA ANDERSON Scottsboro, Alabama Phi Sigma. l.R.C. Heiu Alpha 20 ♦ FRANK SIMMONS Athens, Alabama Sigma Delta, A CAifo Af iZ. Assoc, Bete Alpha Glee Club, Student Council I.R.C. ELIZABETH MACMURTRIE Huntsville, Alabama Phi Theta Kappa, B.S.U. Pi Tau Chi, Y Cabinet Phi Sigma, Glee Club Student Council ELSIE KIPPLE Ha ' rtselle, Alabama Phi Theta Kappa, l.R.C. Pi Tau Chi, Phi Sigma Y Cabinet, Biology Club Wesley Fellowship JAMES NEWBY Athens, Alabama Beta Al]iha Phi Sigma 21 ENIOR ♦ ♦ ♦ ELREE CULPS Hartselle, Alabama ' Sigma Delta, I.R.C. Kappa Mu Epsilon EVERETT MORRIS Sumter, South Carolina Sigma Delta, V Cabinet Phi Theta Kappa, Beta Alpha A Club CONRAD JOHNSON Birmingham, Alabama I.R.C, Phi Sigma Athletic Association B.S.U. ' 40 I SARAH HELEN SIDES Moscow, Tennessee Phi Theta Kappa, B.S.U. Phi Sigma Classical Club, Biology Club 22 ♦ MARGARET HILL Vida, Alabama Vii r iefa Kappa, B.S.U. Pi Tan Chi, Phi Sigmu Y Cabinet, Classical Club MALCOLM STEPHENSON Decatur, Alabama Phi Sigma, Student Council A Club, Basketball, B.S.U. Editor of THE COLUMNS MICHAEL ROGATO jasper, Alabama Slimmer of ' 48 PERCY STEPHENSON Crossville, Alabama Sigma Delta, Pi Tau Chi Y Cabinet, Music Club Wesley Foundation 23 ♦ ♦ ♦ ]. D. PRICKETT Eva, Alabama Special 24 r. BOBBIE ANNE FREEMAN Horton, Alabama JUNE MANESS Boaz, Alabama QUENTON HIGHTOWER Hartsellc, Alabama MILLARD SCOGGINS Decatur, Alabama 25 JUNIOR ♦ ♦ ♦ MARGARET ANDERSON Athens, Alabama GLENN BROCK Athens, Alabama R. B. NICHOLAS Athens, Alabama MARIE EDMISON Huntsville, Alabama ♦ 26 ♦ JUNIOR ♦ «► ♦ CLAYTON PHILLIPS Town Creek, Alabama JOY HALE Athens, Alabama RACHEL WALES Elkmont, Alabama BOB BURKHALTER Athens, Alabama 27 JUNIOR ♦ ♦ ♦ PAT BOUCHILLON Alexander City, Alabama BILL LYONS Sylacauga, Alabama FREEMAN SMITH Danville, Alabama HERMAN GRIFFIN Sumter, South Carolina ♦ 28 • JOE FRAZIER LaFavette, Alabama JEWEL HUST Nashville, Tennessee ESTES PATTERSON Athens, Alabama PAUL TIDWELL Decatur, Alabama 29 JUNIOR ♦ ♦ Jf T 1 1 - r I U Jv a — u fl r •• - MARGARET ANNE BROOKS Decatur, Alabama BEATRICE LAMPLEY 30 OPHOMORE ♦ ♦ % [eff Cheatwood i i Consue Smith Imogene Flack Adeli. Poole Jane Cheatwood Oscar Bruner Willodean Stephenson Palmer Hiohtower Allison Barnwell Cora Mae Fortner Rodney Hughes Fa ye Crossnoe 31 John E. Martin Maud McGlacklin Gladys King Bobby Ellis Mable Davis Ruby Nell Davis Floria Hooper Nellie Jones Arcie B. Poe Evelyn Hickman Nell Vinson H. M. Dobbs Inez Willis Billie COHKLI) Maroaret Mann 32 Bob Sibley Jack McFarland Myrlene Boldinc Ellis Dunnavant Preston Pannell Edna Dewberry Joe Kennemer Elmo Foutch Warren Hyde George Patterson Louise Garrison W. C. Hunter Clay Smith Wynell Dean Bill L angle y Nell Cantrell 33 B. G. Bouchillon Betty Braly Wm, T. Yarbbouch Thomas Collier Ellen Hiogins Hollis Hughes Trevor Hawk Marie Surrett Bobby Pledger Rebecca Davenport Marion Mason Bobby Troupe Gena Banks Tate D. W. Box Edna Clemons | ames Nevvlin ♦ 34 ♦ Bill Vinson Oneida Tribble Howard Lee Glenn Hymer Windel Smith James Watkins Clifton Poole Herbert Bracken Ford Caudle James C. Young David Thomason Agnes Black Royce Tuten Billy Freeman Frank Varnell 35 ♦ Carl Grimes Wayborn Earwood Wm. H. Cauc.hran Elizabeth Sanderson Julia Culps Gervis Moore Edward L. Uptain Robert Lumpkin Thomas Gilbert 36 FRESHMEN... J. W. Mitchell Dorothy Garrett Elice Dunn Wayne Jennings Eugene Land W K8r Mack Vinson Donai d Dinsmore f DoROTin Christopher Elvin Wear Nell Moultrie Hazel Holt Ul Henry Sherbert 37 Douglas Preston Margaret Lowery Mary Jo Hendricks Louise Connoh Scot Turner Ramona Gupton Jean Causey Denntson Rice ' ' II li 1 iw Mf II 1 JBI ■ • •■ H 1 1 I wBk. Bfl David Yarbrough Betty Hare Paul Sandlin Ruby Harrison 1 ! Buddy Pike | am. Wilson Ernest Leopard Mavolene Pope 38 Mabel Weatherford Billy Henson Kate Williams Marjorie Higgins Mary ]o Joiner Helen Holmes Helen Taylor Fred Bickley Pettus Smith Winnie T. Simpson Sarah Puckett Ai.eitha Taveel Thelma Shirey Beatrice Florence Al Kennemer Evelyn Holt 39 t Hubert Compton T C. Bha ieh Martha Nei i. Goode Edna Cist Wl M - A Willodean Allen Wilma Betiitne Hilda Mitt VVm. R. Hitt Makv Frances Hawk Hat i il A. Peek Mildred Witt Ida Mae Kennedy UgtJI il I Robert Lamon Haiuiiji Holcomb ' eha Pkari. Newbv lis A IIlm 40 Jannet Patterson JlMMER BEENE EdWARII Bui.LINCTON Herman Marks mm )nnie Smith Doris Minga Bonnie Newby Carl Boles f ' • s • i « i ' 5 J ' V ;. ' .. . . ' . ' .■ . 4 BOBR1E BhAOKOKD Richard Clanton Sarah [ones jo Holloway Billy Nelson Maggie Lee Whatley Lois Siiockley Wayon Pritchahd 41 Reba Whitwohth IEIT i k ' ■Mr L. D. Brookshire Charles Thomas Elizabeth Hamilton Ed Strotheb Thomas Stephens Hazel Stephens fe 1 ■MB . Sn ' - F ■ If ' r -]l W pi. fesw . Frances Hastings i Lemuel Prater Jo Anne Schauer Dorothy Hulsey Juanita West James Tomerlin Byron Reip Sarah Williams Barney Pressnell 42 ♦ 47 ♦ Betty To Pruitt Virginia Herndon Ray Whitlock Sarah Taylor Eva Dean Sanderson Louise Miles Jo Taylor George Rose Bobby Black Florene Grooms Lynda Grizzard John Daly Marjorie Whitt Walter Walker Ruth Walker Wo . ' John G. Pirrong i f 43 Mahie Wvnn V i. R. Kennemeb Sarah Joyce White Tilton Reeves ifl| .m m it w s X v 11 1 ■4 Thomas L. Lampley NORENE LOWEHY [. L. SlNTARD, JH. George Rodoers Sll Lucille McDonald Raymond F. Trafton Nadlne Ravvlinson Frank McLaughlin hjml w I 1 1 aiioi i) Smith W ' iiiimii Stewart IIa .ei. Livingston Wilson Hart ♦ 44 Randall Powell Emma Jean Berzett Treadwell Gooch Warren Hehron ]ane Laubenthal Rf.edy N. Armstrong Charline LeRoy Effie Jean LeRoy ♦ 45 • RAT DAY IS ALMOST OVER RAT DAY IS OVER AND THE FRESHMEN MEET THEIR NEW FRIENDS 46 A C U T Y R T O N FEATURE 47 MARIE EDMISON Who ' s Who Among American Colleges and Universities EDWARD LEONARD Who ' s Wlio Among American Colleges and Universities QUENTOX HIGHTOWER Who ' s ho Among American Colleges and I niversities [AMES M NEWBY Who ' s Who Among American Colleges and Universities 4fe- 48 GLADYS KING Miss Athens College - BILL LYOXS Bachelor of Ugliness ♦ 49 ♦ MACK VINSON Most Intellectual Boy ARC IE B. POE Most Intellectual Girl . CLIFTON POOLE Most Ambitious }0 TAYLOR Most Sophisticated 50 HERMAN ' GRIFFIX Most Popular BEATRICE LAMPLEY Cutest GEORGE ALVIN ROSE Wittiest 51 ♦ NELL VINSON Most Beautiful Girl ' ■ ,: R. B NICHOLS Most Handsome But 53 ♦ 53 ♦ Jhe L o ti oronauon, . . .. -THE KING AND QUEEN OF HEARTS QUEEN NELL KINC EDWARD 54 ACTIVIT1E  55 0 PHI THETA KAPPA f i ■ 1 f ft ■ n ? ■ — j ■ 3 56 PI TAU CHI 1 SIGMA DELTA 57 ♦ i7 • YOUTH FELLOWSHIP Y CABINET ■ ' ■ ' j 58 PHI SIGMA KAPPA MU EPSILON ♦ 59 ♦ B. S. U. BIOLOGY CLUB 60 CLASSICAL CLUB A CLUB if 61 GLEE CLUB MUSIC CLUB ♦ 62 • PORT 63 ♦ fil ♦ FOOTBALL AT ATHENS COLLEGE This year ' s Athens College football team is the second ever to represent the century-old institution, an earlier grid aggregation having performed tor the school in 1930— the first year boys were permitted to attend the local college. The first team had its inception in much the same way the present team was assembled, with some notable exceptions: The boys attending the college wanted to play football, which most of them had participated in while in high school, and, with the encouragement of a number of local enthusiasts of tie sport, a team was outfitted by the college. The late Frank H. Armstrong and Ewin Grisham coached the 1930 eleven which, like the present team, was composed almost wholly of Athens boys. As recalled by some of the members of that team, Athens College met six opponents —Tupelo Military Academy, Branham Hughes Military Academy, Anniston Military Institute, Columbia Military Academy, Birmingham-Southern freshmen and St. Bernard College. The Athenians won their contests with BHMA (18-0) AMI (6-0) and St. Bernard, but were losers to Tupelo (0-7), CMA (6-13) and Birmingham-Southern ( 0-19 ) . After that abbreviated season, football languished at Athens College until this fall, when a group of a dozen or more Athens businessmen and farmers, cognizant of the wishes of the now-much-larger group of boys attending Athens College to engage in intercollegiate competition, took the ball themselves. It was a matter of a few days for these local businessmen to raise the guaran- tee necessary to provide practice togs and uniforms for the squad, and to engage Robert Witt, former Mississippi Southern end, as coach. Others of the sponsoring group got busy arranging games, the response at the box office at the first game on Nov. S being such as to vindicate their belief that the community would strongly support intercollegiate football. Your attendance here tonight and for the remaining games on the schedule will go far towards determining whether you will again have the privilege of seeing this same team on the gridiron next fall. . 64 ATHENS COLLEGE SQUAD No. Name Pos. Wt. Home Town 29 Clifford Coggin E 200 Athens, Ala. 24 Bill Nelson E J50 Athens, Ala. ' , 7 Russ Wood E 190 Selma, Ala. 8 Frank Simmons E 160 Athens, Ala. 1 7 Tom Collier E 160 Athens, Ala. 21 Carl Grimes E 165 Hampshire, Tenn. 6 Ned Anderson E 180 Decatur, Ala. 23 Bill Legg T 220 Athens, Ala. 10 Bill Lewis T 250 Athens, Ala. 30 Robert Lumpkin T 185 Athens, Ala. 27 Bob Sibley T 200 Athens, Ala. 5 Jack McFarland T 190 Athens, Ala. 25 Bill Yarbrough G 175 Athens, Ala. 1 1 Bob Troupe G 185 Athens, Ala. 20 Charles Thomas G 165 Athens, Ala. 15 J. W. Hampton G 155 Athens, Ala. | 13 Doug Preston G 155 Athens, Ala. 4 Walter Walker C 170 Athens, Ala. 3 Harold Smith B 170 Athens, Ala. 1 Kennv Cooper B 170 Athens, Ala. 22 Billy Wood B 170 Athens, Ala. 9 Warren Hvde B 170 Haleyville, Ala. 26 David Yarbrough B 150 Athens, Ala. 14 Frank Varnell B 145 Athens, Ala. 18 James Newby B 190 Huntsville, Ala. 12 David Puckett B 170 Hartselle, Ala. 16 Mack Vinson B 150 Red Bay, Ala. 28 Ed Tomerlin B 145 Athens, Ala. 19 Buddy Pike B 135 Athens, Ala. Coach -Robert Witt 65 Athens Displays Power 0 kWM±27Tp UVictory V Athens College Takes A V  . sti immary: (27)— left end, kle, Lumpkin; left iter. Walker; right r. right tackle, Nelson; quarter- halfback, Cooper; Darnell; fullback, , .- ,™ 12-0 Victory Over Bethel S -T 0 eS ™ ™J  f Dail y -- Mhe members of that team, tT eQ e klWl V second s°tra e met six opponent -left end. Carter; CO Xe  . N WmiWpW ' Ao eat Branhan and-endenburg; left rt Q ' KTy Cjfr %myl8-0, An- od, center, Shad- ° y pA  «pV pnTth V Vis? • ' If — r 6 -°. and. Sellers; right n °  sC° tC „et Vo firrt ? V y ers to ' tend, Carpenter; - eC-° o e% e lort ° %etv ' ° flrs V C y; f ' S5 5 oi-iy: left halfback, e a W a ° sc0 te , te c S ;! S ' tter ,f a f ew day ATHENS COLLEGE ATHENS COLLEGE ATHENS COLLEGE ATHENS COLLEGE 9 SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY 6 12 BETHEL COLLEGE •27 LIVINGSTON S. -T. C. 14 24 CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY 33 66 SET FOR ACTION MONDAY ' S PRACTICE PRELUDE TO FIREWORKS 67 As this edition of The Columns goes to press. Coach Llovd Stone ' s Golden Bears are in the midst of a truly rugged schedule and are improving with every game. Captained this year bv Don Densmore, the Golden Bears are greatly handicapped by their lack of height but make up for this disadvantage with their sharp-shooting. Athens College is noted for its winning teams and this year ' s quintet is no exception. COACH STONE 68 HAROLD SMITH Guard R ° B y il BOB bO 1 ED TOMERLIN Guard C, e nt, e r CABL Gulf 8 forward MAC STEPHENSON Forward D ON DINSMORE Guard 69 Our Bears ♦ ♦  Bob Lumpkin, 5 ' 11 — 175, Athens, Ala. Good on set shots from side and jump shots from foul circle, exceptional on rebounds. Carl Grimes, 5 ' 11 — 165, Hampshire, Tenn. Best shot: One-hand push shot from the corner. Good defensive player. Workhorse of the team. Bob Sibley, 6 ' 4 — 206, Athens, Ala. Pivot man. Best shots off pivot. Good rebounder. Tip-in specialist Don Densmore (Captain), 5 ' 8 — 160, Joppa, Ala. Best shot: Long one-hand push shot. Good floor man. Good on defensive rebounds. Harold Smith, 5 ' 8 — 170, Athens, Ala. Breaks fast around outside for crips. Good defensive man. Good on defensive rebounds. Malcolm Stephenson, 6 ' 2 — 175, Decatur, Ala. Best shot: Overhead set from sides. Good man on fast break. Ed Tomerlin, 5 ' 7 — 145, Tanner, Ala. Specialty: Push shot while on the move from free throw circle. Long sets. • 70 THE B EDITION OF THE GOLDEN BEARS... Pike, Stewart, Land, Black, Preston, Capt. Tom Collier, and Shep Evans are not pictured. These boys have shown a fine spirit of cooperation and teamwork to produce a winning combination. 71 Athens Defeats Elks 5-3 Cubs Are D gJ Wood Pities 1 two runs ak a 3-3 Iks Club n in the ayed 01 l of De as g onto « fflSi2 fi Sfe aii fea , THE BEARS PLAY BASEBALL Earwood Meadows Morris Lumpkin Moore Stone Wood Sibley Collier Athens 12 St. Bernard 16 Athens 3 St. Bernard 7 Athens 25 Martin 11 Athens 17 E. Limestone 3 Athens 2 Elks 10 Athens 3 Decatur Cubs 1 Athens 2 Martin 3 Athens 5 Elks .... 3 Athens .. 7 Decatur Cubs 3 Athens . . . . 13 Huntsville Mfg .... 7 Athens 3 Huntsville Mfg. 8 92 72- 72 SOFTBALL TEAM... RECORD Won 20 Lost 8 The Athens College Softball team entered in the Limestone County Softball Association and finished third in a very fast league. The team was a menace to the top teams all summer and would have fared better if exams and trips home had not interfered. Billy Nelson, college pitcher, had the second best won-lost record in the league. The team was the best hitting team in the league, but was also high in the error standing. A league rule stated that if a team were ahead ten runs after five innings of play, the game was called. Athens College won more five-inning games than any other team. Also, they were the only team in the league that wasn ' t beaten in a five-inning contest. This year the College will be back in the league and the increase in enroll- ment should enable us to field even a better team than we had last summer. 73 Norene Lower? Louise Connor Ruby Nell Davis Ruth Walker [ean C unl; THEY CHEER THE BEARS ON TO VICTORY Yea Blue, Yea Gold, Yea Athens Let ' s Co ! 74 ♦ A. C. ON PARADE ♦ 75 ♦ 76 t$ ' ' ' i THE FRESHMEN GET THE WORKS 77 ♦ PUBLIC THE COLUMNS MALCOLM STEPHENSON Editor FRANK SIMMONS Business Manager ELLF. HIGGINS BOB SIBLEY MARGARET MANX ROBERT LUMPKIN TOM COLLIER RAMONA GUPTON MARGARET A. BROOKS BETTY BRALY SARAH WHITE 1ULIA GULPS EDNA CLEMONS DAVID THOMASON |EWEL HUST DR. FAIRMAN-S wiwor A T I O N THE CROW ' S NEST CLIFTON POOLE Editor DR. FAIRMAN Sponsor CONSUE SMITH ARCIE B. POE AGNES BLACK BOB LUMPKIN MARGARET MANN JOE FRAZIER RAMONA GUPTON MACK VINSON BETTY BRALY DAVID THOMASON JEWEL HUST PERCY STEPHENSON ELLEN HIGGINS WAYNE JENNINGS 79 80 81 83 84 85 ♦ 86 • 87 88 1 - ' •3 89 90 ♦ 91 ♦ STUDENT COUNCIL MARIE EDMISON MARGARET PATTERSON- RACHEL WALES BOBBIE AN.ME FREEMAN J. W. MITCHELL ELIZABETH HAMILTON MALCOLM STEPHENSON DOUGLAS PRESTON- EDWARD LEONARD HOLLIS HUCHES QUENTON HIGHTOWER CLIFTON ' POOLE 92 i 1 I WISH TO EXPRESS my deepest appreciation to all of those who have helped to make this edition of The Columns a success. Especially do I want to thank Dr. Fairman and David Thomason for their work in picture taking. MALCOLM STEPHENSON, Editor 93 W. R. Hightower Son Athens ' Best Store for Men ATHENS, ALABAMA FLO-LEA SHOP Ready-to-wear for Juniors ATHENS, ALABAMA Compliments of McMeans Furniture Co. Phone 42-W ATHENS, ALABAMA Compliments of Sherbert McCravy BARBER BEAUTY SHOPS Phone 215-W ATHENS, ALABAMA Compliments of BIG B GROCERY ATHENS, ALABAMA Compliments of G S Motor and Electrical Co. ATHENS, ALABAMA Compliments of Hetrick ' s Cash Store Complete Line in Groceries and Meats Phone 272 ATHENS, ALABAMA 94 Compliments of RITZ and PLAZA Theatres Compliments of LIMESTONE FARMERS COOPERATIVE, Inc. PHONES 157 AND 100 ATHENS, ALABAMA 95 Compliments of RUSSEL CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO. Phone 603-W ATHENS, ALABAMA 96 Twenty-Five Years of Quality and Service Specialized Shirt Service DECATUR, ALABAMA 97 ♦ Limestone Drug Co. -X TA ? foxa S ore Compliments of ATHENS, ALABAMA Sharp Killen Department Store Compliments of McCONELL SERVICE ATHENS, ALABAMA FUNERAL HOME ATHENS, ALABAMA 1 Ml + — 1 . ' ' I P 1  If. P f . L mf BR H 98 M B. N. Gulf Station That Good Gulf Gasoline Phone 85 ATHENS, ALABAMA COLLEGE INN YOUR Home of good barbecue and delicious ice cream Phone 9 i94 ATHENS, ALABAMA Compliments of YOUR CAFE Get those good home-cooked meals from your old friends, HANK and CHRIS ATHENS, ALABAMA ♦ 99 ♦ FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF DECATUR Organized July 4, 1912 No man is wholly honest, ' Til he at last discovers, Day after day- He ' s got to pay, Himself as well as others. DECATUB ALABAMA Compliments of MITCHELL FURNITURE CO. ' Shop and Save at Mitchell ' s ' 115 E. 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