Autauga County High School - Prattaugan Yearbook (Prattville, AL)

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The Senior Class of l'b2 had its beginning on a September morning l l 1 SVGU Ol o year old students who were not yery big and important thcn b it who y er to become important in future years One might find the following written rn rdrary of one of the graduates of 52 Dear Diary September 4 lTlO May 22 l9l6 During these years we are beginning one of th most important adyentures of our life the journey through school Among the things we look forward to with roy are the Annual Halloween Carnival and May Day We are beginning to feel our importance now that we haye reached the sixth and final year of elementary school Scptemberg l7lC lylay 9 l 49 These next thrce years vtrll neyer be forgotten The first day wr enter Junior High School we are filled with anticipation of things to come This quickly grovts into confus on finding four different classes each day and accepting meekly all smart remarks from tho e who haye been at least a year or two longer than we Eycntually howe er wc shall becomc rcc rstcmed to thc new routine of school lrfe Septemberb lfllq lVlay lB l95D wc hare a right to attchd football games because some ol our own boys are helping the Lions to remarn undefeated Our importance is steadily growing as our class gains re ognrtion Alma Knight and Nelson Bradford haye been selected as class Favorites September WED May fl9Dl Today we become Juniors' As time draws near to entrrtarn the Seniors we plan to give a formal prom To make this possible our class has been working h irc all year selling magt ine subscriptions and sponsoring dances Many of the members of our class scoff when they hate to sell Coca Colas at foot ball games but all this work will be forgotten when we tnt r the beautifully decorated auditorium on the night of April la Our class feels its prom nenc s ncc Barbara Dickinson Elsie Krllette Vera Beas ley and Barbara Morris haye been chosen Fayorrtes Uncle Sam rs beginning to claim hrs nephews this year So far only onc member Thomas Culyer has an were his call The Lions also remarn unde feated again this year SeptemberB V750 May l6 l952 l952 finds us rn the Senior class our last year rn h gh school Barney Thornton Billy Burton Bar bara Morris and Barbara Dickinson arc class Favorites Barbara Dickinson again holds the title of Miss Senior l-lrgh Editing the Annual and giving the Senior Play are tvro of the main events The most cher rshed eyent wrll Dm the night of graduation when we proudly receive our diplomas And now as we leaye our school rn search for our place in this land of the rndustrrous South we go wrth a consciousness of what lies ahead although we are unable to forget those years spent at Autauga County l-lrgh School Waeddq Iona Historian Malta K gf rw 1 1 fr n D us? L p JXA , -, r , , 5 a , . y G 7 . . 'f c F, T- 9 l , 9 1 . f ' fi I V 5 Q - r . . . . I E - W . , SA rf fa , y, 1 raise 'X a '. Now we are Senior Ones, We are beginning to take an actiye part at A C H S This year we feel . rg Y C , fs T 'T lm ,F r, f' I , .Y , I I W 7. . . L lL ' ' CL Q c , , l e r gf C V , ' - lf, D ., c . li r. , 1 , I A . . , s' X d , , ' ' - V ' ' iii - I A f fx 1 T -

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