Bauxite High School - Miner Yearbook (Bauxite, AL)

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UNIORS The Juniors are stately, calm and wise, And bear a princely part, And down below in secret lies A timid Sophomore heart. The Lordly Seniors that sit above, The Juniors that Colne below, Their several offices plainly prove Their true relations show. The Juniors, erect, serene, and cool Endowed with Reason's Art, Were set aloft to guide and rule The throbbing Sophomore heart. And from the Juniors, as from the higher COINS very glorious thoughts. And in their heart's transforming fire All noble deeds are wrought. Class Ojjicers ciYLE BRYANT . . . . . . . . Prefia'fnr LILLIAN BARNES . . . Viff Prffidffff ALLENE HARPER . S1?f7'6flI7i'V and 79'Fd.fIH'Fl' Class Xllallo: Safe on Third-Now Score Class F lafzuer: White Carnation LILLIAN BARNES ELIZABETH HORN ALLENE HARPER LULA MAE MCDONALD LILIA BLACKLOCK PEARL DUVALL ROBERT FITZHUGH Class Ro!! GYLE BRYANT EDWIN COLE HENRY CHAMBERS EWIN TULL JAMES PRICE WILLIE STYERS JODIE ANDERSON PAGE TWEN'Tl' IHP MIIWR

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Til In .WIN In R j UN1oRs GYLE BRYANT Slaromb Hd qflen Ihr vvisrsl man -who seems not 'wise at allf' Gyle is not only our Class President, lout l1e's a good sport-a real geometry uslwarlc '-and a cap- alzle youtln. We expect to llear of l'1im laeing go0- ernor some clay. Here's to luis success. LILLIAN BARNES ffMif,e.g-U MIVAEII jim and dug' flash, Lrt dugv go ta smash. For furtlwer reference We direct you to tl'1e Who's Who. EDWIN COLE fflkqv' Jus: one thing has helped me in all I'-vc been lhl'0ug'fl, I al-zvqrx maintain :qv detarhfd point qf -view. Ed lnas that splenclid quality, sticlcability. He is popular ancl plays football-what more would you ask? E1.lzABs'rH HORN 4' Frfslfvn ffflflfn nun' mmf, flflrn mqy go, But I go ofztfbre-ver. Quiet and gentle is this girl of fair complexion. JAMES PRICE Cairn '514Q'II07'dlIt'F is bliss, so I am extremeb' lrapgvf' He's a lsaselaell pitclier of no mean ability as Well as a star football player-tl-xen it is easy to see lion? lie obtains tl'1e place of Ladies Man in Who's Who. PAGE NINEKTEISN

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,V 7-i if -7- fl. ,Y Y -w ,YT UNIOR CLASS H1S'1'01e Y IN SEPTEMBER of 1921, seventeen students entered :-NzR1'xc'wW:5, . . , . . 31222??'i'a3si-wg the Bauxlte H1 h bchool, and as Freshmen, did their '. P119 vt-Witt ,gjxggsgzggigqqgyg work faithfully, believing that it was posslble for 4 f 77?'Va4, vi: wt-'-H . - Ehein to reach thelr goal only through undaunted ef- Thcn in the autumn of 1922, fourteen of the faith- ful lIl6lllh0I'S returned to their posts of duty as Sophonlores with the happy thought, that they were no longer Freshmen but had stepped upon a higher plane, and for this reason much was achieved during their Sophomore year off study. Now as Juniors, and only fourteen of their original llulllbel' left, they believe the Junior year to be the best year of their high school life. THE VIINER l'1lfJf 'IPI I- , MY, 7