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

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T 'i 11 'I 1 1 'i l l 1 li 'i 1 1 1 'i 1 L- AUTAUGA COUNTY The Cloverland of the World Population 18,186 Area 604 Square Miles Autauga County is primarily agricultural, the principal crops being cotton, corn, feed stuffs, and livestock. lt is also an industrial county with three large manufacturing plants - the Continental Gin Company, Gurney Manufacturing Company and March Manufacturing Company - in opera- tion. The DuPont Manufacturing Company has recently purchased l,000 acres of land near Prattville for future development as a plant site Autauga County has access to four main highways U S 31 U S 82 U S 45 and U S l4 There are also approximately 80 miles of Farm to market roads in the County with several other prolects under con struction The County is served by two mainline railroads The Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company and the Gulf Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company The County has a vast water supply in the many creeks and the Ala bama River which flows through the southern part of the county There are four high schools which serve the people of Autauga County Autauga County High School at Prattville Hicks Memorial High School at Autaugaville Billingsley High School and Marbury High School Prattville is the County site population 6000 and is located on the GM ELO Railroad and U S Highway No 3l A four lane highway con nects Prattville and the state capital By courtesy of the Board of Revenue Autauga County BOARD MEMBERS JAMES A RICE Judge of Probate RUSSELL WOOD District Two J B TUCKER District Four -1 ti 'i 'i 'i l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 li 1 :Pdnoggj 4 . 1 : l L 1 . . , . . 11 . . E1 i ' . . . . . . ' ' 11 G . . . I . . ,l : I I , ll ' il , - 1 I ' ' L 'i ' ' . 1+ r ' 'P , . . . . . . 1 I L 1 . . . . . 4 . . . 11 , . . Q Q Q . u ' ' +I 1, I . 1 li : 'I . , I 1' DAN C. CHAMBLISS, District One C. R. ASKINS, District Three - . . . 1 1 I ' - 1 1 , 1 I: -I 1,

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COMPLIMENTS OF FOUNTAIN CITY LOCAL NO. T688 International Association Of Machinists, A. F. Of L. Believing that the right of those who toil to enloy to the full extent the wealth created by their labor is a natural right and realizing that under the changing Industrial conditions incident to the enormous growth of syndicates and other ag gregatnons of capita' It is impossible for those who toil to obtain the full reward of their labor other than through united action and recognizing the fact that those who toll should use their rights of citizenship intelligently through organizations founded upon the class struggle and acting along co operative economic and political lines using the natural resources means of production and distribution for the benefit of all the people with the view of restoring the commonwealth to all those per forming useful service to society Now Therefore we the International Association of Mach masts pledge ourselves to labor unltedly in behalf of the prmci ples herein set forth to perpetuate our Association on the basis of solidarity and lustlce to expound its oblects to labor for the general adoption of its principles to consistently endeavor to bring about a higher standard of living among the tolling masses PRATTVILLE ALABAMA I . I I ' I 1 1 I 1 I 1 ' I - I 1 1 1 I