Cottonwood High School - White Timber Yearbook (Cottonwood, AL)

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Q GRADUATION 1954 Mr. G. L. Baxter principal, presents Citizenship Certificate to Sarah Owens, 1954 Good Citizenship Girl. I v if 1 + YU V '?ir1Mc:t1?R h?Tv?i5iV. ,ap- Miss Eldora Kincey was honored by the faculty at the 1954 baccalaureate sermon with an orchid. Making the presentation Mr. and Mrs. Baxter. Miss Kincey retired this year after thirty-three years of service in the teaching profession. She will be remembered as a teacher whose Christian influence may be seen in the lives of men and women, boys. and girls of today and tomorrow. I I C? Mr. Solomon Baxter, ,., ,W-. I rm- K . f N1f 3-0 County Superintendent presents the diplomas to the Seniors of 1954 Sponsored by VANCE EQUIPMENT CO. MODERN CLEANERS

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Don Askew is training the cheerleaders. People come for miles just to see the cheer- leaders. Lonnell Smith is the typing teacher. In her high school days Nell was a speed demon on the typewriter. It was easy to tell that she'd want to teach typing. Evelyn Guy has taken Mrs. Windsor's place as senior sponsor and English teacher. Betty Womack is working as a dental technician. Robert Nowell owns a large farm near Cottonwood. Robert also believes in having two cars in the garage--a Cadillac and a Rolls Royce. Charles White and Franklin Brooks are working for the FBI. Sue Meadows is working in Washington D. C. Glenda Skipper is in Africa with her husband on a big game hunt. Finally our little chat ended and we had to part and go our separate ways again. My students and I returned to our hotel rooms. As I again sat alone in the room I heard a knock on the door. I opened it and my little pug-nosed girl stuck her head in and sighed, Gee, wasn't he just simply marvelous. Oh! Oh! Understanding, I smiled and pinched her cheek. Then she was gone. I turned toward my bed. All my friends were happy. Sleep would be peaceful. RQXJ' 1 Balanced meals planned by Mrs. Kelly, home economics teacher, and prepared by Mrs. Elsie Snell, Mrs. Ray Snell,Miss Montez Cameron, and Mrs. Bonnie Bruner insure healthy bodies for these seniors of the future. 18 I

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