Coffee High School - Coffee Pot Yearbook (Florence, AL)

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li gf-'33 'rx-is coarse vor The Coffee gfligh School Stinrulzxtnr, glilurcncc, Qslahzxzuzt, mag 1921 THE STIMULATOR Published every three weeks by the students of the Coffee High School, Florence, Ala. Subscription Price. Per Year ...............,..,.......,......... :.S1,00 Single Copy .................................. .15 BOARD OF EDITORS. 1 Editor-in-Chief ............ James Appleby' Assistant Editor .................. Ina Paulk' Business Manager ..,......... Hayes Glenn Advertising Mgr ........ Elizabeth Shawg ........Elizabeth ShawQ ...........Adelle Brown Class Reporters . ........ Ercyle Trimble! ...........Rubye Couch' .........Willie Nance Athletics ....,... .................. M ary Price Societies ........ ...... F rances Johnston .Raymond Fowler .Thomas Bennett Miscellaneous ...... .....,. N ell Hubbard' Personals ....,.. ....... Jokes..., ...,......... Exchange ...,...... ....... A lice Des Prez l Cartoons ........ ..,.... M atthew Simpsonl The Loafer ......,.......................,.. . .... U1 May, 1921. L At last we have accomplished what we started out to do five years ago. That is to have a High School paper. The idea of a school paper started in the Pine Street High School in ilator, Jan. 31, 1919. 1914-15. Many plans were discussed! that year in regards to a paper. The next year, 1915-16, nine c-opie-s of a paper were issued by pupils whol copied them on a typewriter, as there were not enough subscribers to pay for having them printed. Then in 1916-17 the school was moved to the second story of a busi- ness building down town. Here we were so crowded that we did not try to publish a school paper. In 1917-18 we moved into our new building and our hopes of a paper began to revive. But a new building means new things to learn and be- come accustomed to. This, with our interest in the United States as.she entered into the great World's War, caused us to put aside our paper again. But now we are settled and we hope we are on the road to success. -From first issue of The Stimu- Little did the writers of the above realize that the hope, expressed in the last sentence, was destined to become true, not in a few years to icome but during that very year, 1918-19. Four issues of The Stimu- lator were published in attractive magazine form. Success was reached! l The year 1919-20 found The Stimulator on the road to successful success. Six issues were published during the year. The closing year finds The Stimu- lator at the point of successful suc- cess. This year The Stimulator was changed to an eight-page news- paper form. Eight issues of this Stimulator have appeared. It is be- lieved that the school paper is now on the road to Paradise.

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QW 'rn-LE. James Appleby. Mary Hatch. Sam Pointer. Nellie Pamplin. Rebecca Harris. Louise Buffer. Helen McPeters. Jean Pride. Claudia Barden. Clementine Fleming. COFFEE. Pom' Elin gf-Surieig OFFICERS First Term. President ,,....v....,. ......,...,......l.....v... ...,,.. J a mes Appleby Vice-President .,.,,,...A,...,,,,..,.......... ...... R ebecca Harris Secretary and Treasurer .... A ..,...,.,...... ...,...,. M a ry Hatch Second Term. President .,..........r ........v........,....................,. J ames Appleby Vice-President ,..,r,.....,,....,.... ..........Robert McCarty Secretary and Treasurer ................,... Clementine Fleming! Jack Price. Ruth Miller. Cyrus Adams. Mary Blair. Gertrude Carpenter. Percy Cole. Thelma Darrah. Arlie Faulkner. Vera Haddock. Elmer Hindman. Earnest Katthoif. Jessie Morrison. Frances Myers. Sam Ruth. George Ashcraft. Coy Van Doren. Stella Beasley. Frank Malone. ,GJ Joseph Spiegle. Mrytle Puttman. Eura Stewart. Mazzie Ramsey. Katherine Patty. Verlie Dendy. Lutie Hurst. Alberta Rickey. Robert McCarty.

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