Bauxite High School - Miner Yearbook (Bauxite, AL)

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FRESHMAN CLASS Clam Offdfi Bassm Hlcxs . HELEN Rucmsk RUTH EDMONSON . . Vue Pmrzdellt Molto: Greenness Shows Growth Colars: Black and Gold OTTRA BLACKLOCK COY BROYLES GOLDIE BURKS LOMIE CORN MARJORIE CRAMER MYRTLE CROXTON RUTH EDMONSON BESSIE HICKS VERA HOGUE VALARIA HOWE MERLE MORDEN GRACIE BELL PAYNE HELEN RUCKER 'IHE MINER Flwwzr: Red Rose Class Roll FLOSSIE ROWLAND GRACIE NELL TRACY RUBY WRIGHT THELMA YOUNG ARCHIE ASHCRAFT BILL BROTHERTON JOHN CAPLE ROBERT GREEN JAMES MCCLAIN ALBERT NEIL CLYDE SMITH DANIEL WEBSTER LESLIE BELL

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FRESHMAN CLASS Hli6 l'OR Y t t f-YW N the morning of September thc eleventh, nineteen t , hundred and twenty-two, the Freshmen assembled in 1 !:f'i'5!'V1fQ 14,1 'MQ the High School building. They have long been noted 13 .a,-.-7,,.t-t,...E I 1 -' for their Hgreennessf' or their inability of speedy comprehension and, as we were only true specimens, we also showed this ever-present characteristic when we went to chapel for the first time. We were ridiculed by all'- especially by the Sophomores, who, although they had been freshies one year previous, were a little cgotistic over their superiority. In our midst there were many who were talented. Some were I artists, some were musicians, and others were speakers of no mean ability. Their aptness in the field of oratory was displayed at the Literary Society and in Miss Moore's Oral English Class. The path of the Freshman is rough and rugged. They have been T ridiculed and used as a target for all jokes since time immemorial. I Unflinchingly have we endured all and through preservence and hard i work we will at last receive the coveted diploma which marks the end of our high school career. Sfllidlif were 7IlHtf6.fb7'gl'Fl1f flzilzgf, The funiorf were 77lHdl?.fbl' mzall, Bur no one haf ever dixfwered 'why The Frwlzmeiz were made at aff. 1 PAGE THIRT7' THE MINQ4 l