Crossville High School - C Vala Yearbook (Crossville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1949 volume:

i 3 U0I1 cr O THE FACULTY OLLIE BRINDLEY B.S. UNIVERSITY OF ALA. M.A. NEW YORK UNIVERSITY 7th GRADE MAXINE BLESSING ALABAMA COLLEGE JACKSONVILLE S.T.C. GIRLS PSY. ED. JOHN P. HAWKINS A.B. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL ASSISTANT COACH NEWBERRY COLLEGE SOCIAL SCIENCE nLLENE GREGG B.S. LIVINGSTON S.T.C. Ilth GRADE SECTION A MATH AND SCIENCE MARTHA H. ISBELL A.B. UNION UNIVERSITY IOth GRADE SECTION A COMMERCIAL ORA D. LIGHT B.S. JACKSONVILLE S.T.C. M.A. UNIVERSITY OF ALA. 9th GRaDE RACHEL DOBBS A.B. ATHENS COLLEGE M.A. PEABODY 3th GRADE IAM H. ISBELL A.B. UNIVERSITY TENNISSEE IOth GRADE SECTION B BIOLOGY AND COACH J.E. THORPE EFFIE L. GILCHRIST ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE ALABAMA COLLEGE B.S. VOCATICNnL AGRICULTURE S.B. HOME ECONOMICS 1«. ROBERTS ■ ALABAMA COLLEGu, ’LIBRnRInN ESTELLE DODD MUSIC TEACHER MAMIE GRUBBS UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA B.S. JACKSONVILLE S.T.C. I2th GRADE ENGLISH AND SPEECH ONVILLE S.T.C. SITY OF ALA. __ACTION B C m «as 1 5.« ROY SLIM LAKEY ONEAL HOOVER TEMPLETON SR. REG. CLUB SR. REC; CLUB F.F.A. HIRa . HaRkIE FRaZIER C CLUB F.F.a. ANITA RED [{ELMS BETA CLUB SEC. F. H. A. H ES. DONALD WENDY GREGG C CLUB BETA CLUB F. F. A. SALLY JO FREEMAN BETA CLUB PRES. F. H. A. SEC. CORINE COTY MASHBURN CHARLES R. BUD HEARN C CLUB C CLUB F. H. A. F.F.A. D vLE TaTER DAVIS C CLUB F.F.A. BUFORD AFORD CaK Ra CLUB .F.A. SEC. HOWARD KOELWYN GILMaR DaVIS SmlOR CLaSS PRES. C CLUB F. F. A • LOUISE LUDDIE PACK SENIOR CLASS VICE-PRES. SR. BOOK CLUB PRES. F. H. A. WaMDa DICKERSON ALWYN HUMPHREY CAMPBELL SR. REC. CLUB PRES. C CLUB PEP CLUB F. F. A. GLaDIS STilWaRT SENIOR CLaSS SEC. GLEE CLUB F.H.A. DENNIS DUMB HENRY SENIOR CLASS TREAS. BETA CLUB VICE-PRES. F. F. A. VICE -PRES. KERMIT WEBST R HAM v£)NDS C CLUB F.F.A. DUANE FAT CHAMBERS CAMERA CLUB SR. REC. CLUB HxiX N GILBREaTH BETn CLUB F.H.a. CHARLES JACQUE 01LAND C CLUB F. F. A. + ‘ LEMUEL GBSUS .AiLACE C CLUB F. F. A. F0OT3ALL ALT. CAPT. nlr.D PaiiCY PBJOT SR. HBC. CIU? F, F. A. FRANCES TAT2R KNICWT PEP CLUB F. H. A. WAYNE 3A9T «iAMlY C CLUB F • F • A • MORRELL TUB Y CAGLE SR REC. CLUB A f. v - v «. . EUGENE KEENER LOR'AN C CLUB F. F. A. FRANCES LEMON SCOTT SR uec. :: - SR. book j. JUNK LOUTlfO! CH : OFT SR. f OQK CLUB .'.'SHEA JEAN RODEN SR Ri-JC. CLUB SR )OOK CLUB $. ■ % 1S3SPDS3 � 70HK j :ies C clob football cap?. f5 7n C''W C.H.V CLASS HISTORY As SCHOOL STARTED IN THE FALL OF 1945 THERE WERE SEVENTY-EIGHT FRESHMEN BOARDED THE TRAIN FOR SENI0RSHIPo MRS. ORA LlGHT WAS OUR CONDUCTOR. SOME OF THEM GOT OFF EARLY ON OUR JOURNEY FOR VARIOUS THINGS AND NEVER BOARDED IT AGAIN. WE FINISHED OUR FRESHMEN PART OF OUR JOURNEY WITH SEVENTY-TWO STILL ON BOARD. WHEN WE AS- SEMBLED again in September of 194 o there WERE FIFTY-ONE READY TO CONTINUE THEIR JOURNEY. WE PICKED UP SEVERAL PASSENGERS WHOM WE WERE PROUD TO HAVE. COACH AND Mrs. Bill Isbell were our conductors for THE JOURNEY OF OUR SOPHOMORE YEAR.SEVERAL GOT OFF THE TRAIN AT VARIOUS STOPS IN THE JOURNEY THAT YEAR. AFTER THREE MONTHS OF RESTING WE MET AGAIN IN THE AUTUMN OF 1947 MORE DETERMINED THAN EVER TO WORK TO REACH OUR GOAL OF SENIORSHIP. FoRTY-FOUR OF US MET WITH MRS. ALLENE GREGG AN0 Mr. Chalmer Light as conductors. As we ad- vanced ON OUR JOURNEY THE OBSTACLES BE- CAME HARDER AND SOME DROPPED OFF 8ECAUSE OF THESE. AT TIMES IT SEEMED AS IF WE CO UL D N T GO ANY FURTHER BUT WE ALWAYS HAD THE ENCOURAGEMENT FROM OUR CONDUCTORS TO oontinue. We soarded the train again in September 1948 more eager than ever to OONTINUE OUR JOURNEY. FORTY-ONE, SOME NEW PASSENGERS,MET WITH MRS. MAMIE GRUBBS AS OUR NEW CONDUCTOR. WE WERE SO EXCITED OVER THE THINGS WE WERE GOING TO DO AND REASONS THE TIME BUT MAJORITY. GAIN AT JOURNEYS. PLEASANT FOURTH AND FINAL JOURNET. Wl TH GOAL IN S 1 GHT SOME DROPPE D FOR E ONES REMA1N1 NG COULON1 T UN- L EA V1 NG TH1RTY- E 1 GH T. As THE CLOSER WE WERE HA V 1 NG A HA PPY IT 8ECA ME A LI TTLE SAD T 0 THE We knew we would never meet a- OEAR OLD C. H. S. FOR ANY MORE HAVE NOW THE FOND, TO REMIND US OF THE WE ONLY MEMORIES LONG JOURNEY. WE SELECTED “GlVE THE WORLO the Best you have and the.Best will come BACK TO YOU, AT THE BEGINNING OF THE FIN- AL PART OF OUR JOURNEY FOR OUR MOTTO. As WE GO THROUGH LIFE WE WILL UNDERSTAND MORE AND MORE THE MEANING OF THIS MOTTO. Mr. Dreadin; Buo, aren't you ashamed TO HAVE TO COME IN THE OFFICE SO MUCH? Buddy Hearn: Why NO, 1 THOUGHT IT WAS A respectable place. J. J. Howaro: My GOSH, Robert , WHAT 'S THAT YOU HAVE THERE? - Robert Howard: Well the note FROM MY TEACHER CAUGHT ON FIRE ANQ I HAD TO BEAT IT OUT WITH MY REPORT CARD. Dale Davis: Good Gosh, we've got a flat. Wanoa Dickersons Well its on the back so it won't show much. Anita: When A EUR COAT, FOR ME. Hirram: ??? Anita: Where Hirram: Down eye wash. I LOOK INTO YOUR EYES I A 0 I A MO NO RING AND A CAR ARE YOU GOING? TO THE ORUGSTORE TO GET AN Joy: Jump out the window, ! hear James Oliver comi ng.' Lemuel: But .we're on the Joy: This is no time to be 13th floor. SUPERSTITIOUS Mr. Dreaoin: I want a big juicy steak WITH GRAVY JUST OOZING OUT OF IT. Miles Monroe: Bud, if we had a steak like THAT | 0 EAT IT MYSELF. Mrs. Grubbs: You're not the least like George Washington. He couldn't tell a lie. Koelwyn Davis: Well, the country is pro- gressing, EVERYONE CAN TELL LIES NOW. + + I Mr. Hawkins: Say, Kermit, do you think THERES AN EXCESSIVE AMOUNT OF HUMIDITY PRE- VAILING IN THE ATMOSPHERE? Kermit: What's that? Mr. Hawkins: .1 was merely extending an INTERROGATION TO GATHER IF YOU THOUGHT IT WAS COING TO RAIN. Kermit: Do you assume I would be expend- ing MY TIME USELESSLY CONCENTRATING ON EX- ERTING ENERGY WHILE HITCHEO TO A PLOW STOCK 1F I HAD SENSE ENOUGH TO PROGNOSTICATE THE PRECI PI TAT I ON OF AN ADEQUATE QUALITY OF LI QUIDITY? Mr. Hawkins: ?????? CLASS PROPHECY We see in the future a life of teaching and piano playing for Gladys Stewart. She was so busy she found herself an old maid without a bedfellow. And there’s Dorothy Davis, a bookkeeper for Sears, Roe- buck Co. Budoy Hearn now owns a big construction FIRM WITH KOELWYN DaVIS, HIS CLOSE RELATIVE AND TOP SUPERINTENDENT. KOELWYN DOES MOST OF THE WORK, as Buddy still makes his daily trips to Sylvania. Charles Gilland and La DueWillmore are in the movies. They have taken Abbot’s ano Costella’s places. Of course, they make their regular trips BACK TO DeKALB TO SEE THE SHORT WOMEN. LEMUEL Wallace has made a star of himself. He has the Fred Allen Show on television. It seems Hiram Frasier couldn’t make up his mind. He ran around WITH TWO BLONDES AND ENDED WITH A RED-HEAD. JOY Lindsey thought for awhile, that she would go to COLLEGE, BUT DECIDED TO MARRY A QUARTERBACK AND SETTLE DOWN. We HEAR THE PITTER-PATTER OF LITTLE FEET AROUND MONFORD JONE?S HOUSE. IS HE RAISING- A FOOTBALL TEAM? Ah, ROBERT HOWARD IS A LAWYER. All lawyers are good liars. Robert hasn’t lost a case. Well, here’s Duane Chambers overW.A.V.U. GIVING REDUCING EXERCISES. GEN E MORGAN IS STILL GOING AROUND UNOBSERVED. HE KNOWN TO THE UNDER world as Silent Sam. Fr nces Knight still hangs a- ROUND A GROCERY STORE IN ALBERTVILLE AS BRIGHT AS ever. Wanda Dickerson now belongs to the musi- cian’s union. She plays second fiddle. Ed Cash STILL HAS RED HAIR IN HIS EYES. OH, WHAT’S THIS, A LOT OF LITTLE EDS . O’NEAL TEMPLETON’S WIFE IS OFTEN MISTAKEN FOR HIS DAUGHTER. WELL, WHAT DO YOU KNOW, OUR OLD FRIEND ROY LANEY IS JUST AS JOLLY AS EVER, IF YOU GET WHAT I MEAN. MURIEL RAINS NOW OWNS A FLEET OF GROUND SLIDES, AND ALSO AN AGENCY FOR STALK CUTTERS. Wilma Poole’s husband owns a billaro hall. He is VERY OFTEN HIT BY CUE BALLS. KERMIT HAMMONDS IS STILL CHASING THAT LITTLE PACK GIRL AND THE LAW IS STILL CHASING KERMIT. FRED PERRY IS GETTING ON THOSE DRY DRUNKS AS ALWAYS. DEN N I S HENRY IS THE ABSENT MINDED PROFESSOR AT BRYCE HOSPITAL. He HAS- N’T MARRIED A NUT YET. HELEN GlLBREATH HAS FRONT SEAT ON THE BUS TO GADSDEN EVERY DAY. WONDER WHY? Frances Scott is still squeezing lemons. Check that. Alwyn Campbell evidently didn’t know that IT WAS AGAINST THE LAW TO TAKE MONEY FROM A BANK. Any WAY, HE HAS A REGULAR ROOM AT SlNG SlNG. WARN- ING TO ALL BOYS, NoRMA JEAN RODEN AND JUNE CROFT ARE STILL BOY CHASERS. BE CAREFUL. CORINE MASH- BURNE HAS A NEW BOY FRIEND. IT DOESN’T SEEM POSS- IBLE does it? Dale Davis or should we say Romeo Davis is taking out two girls at a time like he did in 48. Morrel Cagle is still trying his luck at the Gilbreath house. Keep it up, Morrel, you’ll get her someday. Shelton Coker is coaching at Pea Ridge. He HAS ABSOLUTELY Gl VEN UP BOXING. NORVAL BENTLEY IS STILL DREAMING OF WHAT HAPPENED AFTER THE FOOTBALL GAME AT BOAZ IN I 947. WHAT’S THAT ON YOUR SHIRT, Norval? Wayne Hamby is still undecided between two TRANSPORTING KERMITS PRODUCTS AROUND AND THE LAW HASN’T CAUGHT HIM YET. SALLY JO FrEEMAN STILL HAS A REGULAR CALLER. A PRETTY MOON OUT TONIGHT. ANITA Helms is little but loud about men, as usual. One MAN IN PARTICULAR. MOST OF LOU I S E W I LLMOR E ’ S TIME IS SPENT WRAPPING AND PINNING LITTLE PACK-AGES. Mrs. Gregg still has a time keeping Donald at home. It seems he likes to stay down the street a little Most popular gi rl Gladys Stewart Most popular boy Koelwyn Davis Most beautiful girl Louise Willmore Most handsome boy La due Willmore Cutest girl Sally Jo Freeman Cutest boy Buddy Hearn Best Athlete - girl Dorothy Davis Best athlete - boy Monford Jones Best student - girl Helen Gilbreath Best student - boy Dennis Henry Best Dancer Frances Knight Hardest working girl Dorothy Davis Hardest working boy Robert Howard Best all around girl Anita Helms Best all around boy Monford Jones Wittiest girl Louise Willmore Wittiest boy Charles Gilland Most likely to succeed girl Helen Gilbreath Most likely to succeeo boy Eugene Morgan Worst dancer girl Joy Lindsey Worst dancer boy Buddy Hearn Laziest girl Corine Mashburne Laziest boy _ Wayne Hamby ■ ■ Least Popular girl Joy Lindsey Least Popular boy Buddy Hearn Dumbest girl Corine Mashburne Dumbest boy Alwyn Campbelle Biggest girl flirt CorI ne Mashburne Biggest boy flirt Hirram Fraiser Most dignified girl Wanda Dickerson Most dignified boy Buford Howard Silliest girl Joy Lindsey Silliest boy Buddy Hearn Most conceited girl Joy Lindsey Most conceited boy Robert Howard Neatest girl Norma Jean Roden Neatest boy Koelwyn Davis Best dressed girl Joy Lindsey Best dressed boy Dennis Henry Quietest girl Norma J ean Roden Quietest boy Roy Laney Loudest girl Anita Helms Loudest boy Buddy Hearn Friendliest girl Helen Gilbreath Fr1ENDL1EST BOY Koelwyn Davis Most courteous girl Dorothy Davis Most courteous boy Dennis Henry The Seni or Trip The Senior Class of 49' will always re- member THE WONDERFUL TRIP TO PANAMA ClTY, Florida. We left Crossville Thursday morning March 31 at 9 45 and arriveo in Panama City that night about 8:30. We MADE SEVERAL STOPS ON THE WAY FOR EATS AND REST. WE HAO FIVE CABIN8 RES ERVEO FOR THIRTY PEOPLE AND WE WERE GLAD TO GET THERE BECAUSE WE WERE ALL TIRED FROM OUR TRIP. Our CABINS WERE ACROSS THE HIGHWAY from THE BEACH AT LARKWAY VILLAS. ThE WAVES FROM THE GULF COULO EASILY BE HEARO FROM THE 0 A 81 NS. BECAUSE WE WERE SO EAGER TO SEE THE BEACH, WE HAO TO GO BEFORE breakfast Friday morning. It was beauti- ful.1 Miles and miles of water and white sand that lookeo like snow. After break- fast we went to Long Beach for a swim. Some took time to buy something for a SOUVENIER TO BRiNG BACK, BUT EVERYONE GOT something they dion't want------a severe sunburn. The boys had plenty of excite- ment IN THIER CABINS FRIDAY NIGHT. IT SEEMS THAT THEY WENT ALL THE WAY TO Florida just to have a good water battle, which left the floors ano bed wet. On the WAY BACK WE STOPPEO IN MONTGOMERY AND WENT THROUGH THE STATE CAPITAL. The Governor, Big Jim , was not there, but WE WENT THROUGH HIS SPACIOUS OFFICES AND ALSO SAT IN HIS CHAIR. WE HAD SUPPER IN Montgomery and left for home. We reached Crossville about 1:30 Sunday morning. We all enjoyed the trip, but we were still GLAD TO GET BA OK TO OLO Cro SS V I LL E . J - COLEMAN GRIFFIN MARIE SLATER KATHLENE SMITH CHARLES EDWARD BROMELO JACKIE HAYES HUBERT BURNS RUPERT GLOWER MARY RUTH BARKSDALE EDWARD MIMMS WANDA GILBERATH JANICE MCDANIEL CATHERINE GROFT J.V. KNOP LOUIS ROBINSON MARGARET RUCKS VIRGINIA JONES RUTH WALDROP MAMIE THOMAS BETTY JO KILPATRIC JDYCE HALL MARY EDNA HARBOUR PAULA RUSKS JAMES OLIVER TOLBERT KATHLENE P. IDGWAY SHIRLEY DOVER SARA liAMRIC ADRON JOHNSON BOYDE CAGLE JULIA DEAN ROGERS EDVARD CRUZE 'ETTY DUKE NELL MOORE MILDRED DAVIS HARWELL FANT SARA JOY DAVIS IRENE EPPS BILLY JOYCE BARKSDALE MARY SUE DUNLAP MO ZELL DAVIS HARLEY WATTS BIILY JACK NOLES VERLON FOWLER 3ILLY DAVIS BETTY JOAN COLE 6 IRENE LANEI CLIDE STEWART THURMAN TOWNSEL WINELL CAMP VIVIAN POWELL GLADIS HARP JAMES SLATON R03ERT McCOLLUM FRANKIE 3R0MEL0 MARIE WILABOT FATE 3ROWN JACKIE SMITH JUANITA ROME DORIS ANN WILLIAMSON EUGENE 3AKER PAULINE 0 TINGLE ELLA JOT SHELL LI LIE MAE KNIGHT BOBBY WADE BETTI JEAN CAMPBELL • . . MAVEKINE WATKINS JOHN SATTERFIELD ERNEST BROOKS JOHNNY MAC PLUNKET TED HENRY • BOBBY CORNETT 3URL0N WATTS HELEN COLVIN BEN CARNS ELEANOR ISRAEL DORIS NALOR ELMA JOE CAMEL HUBERT BOHANON JIMMIE F0RM3Y DONALD DRAIN GLORIA ANN COTTON RUTH HARDIMAN SHERMAN TRUSSEL E 'NICE CLOWER L. B. McFALL EDMN CARR MELBA MAYS ALICE CASH ERNISTINE PACK BILLY MALONE TILLMAN MORRISON WIILIE SATTERFIELD WYNELL CAMP JOHNNI £ NELL HEARN MARY LEE CHANDLER DORIS NALOR BOBBIE TIEMORE JORCE RUCKS DORIS HARRIS RITA NAYLOR SADIE PRADY JEAN DORRSET IRENE CRUMLEY LAVERNA WHITE MARIE CASH I • -• 1 • 9 PEGGIE GREGORY GENBLL THOMAS NOLON GRUBBS TOMMIE ISRAIEL VV.YME BURT GENENE DAVIS JUNIOR GLASCO JOHN HOLBROOKS TADIAGE GARMAN JOE GAINS BEN WILSON MARY MCxtRELL KENNETH DRISKILL CLARA OVERSTREET CELLIE CASH JACK GARDNER MARY ROTH MATHERS BETTY JEAN MADDOX CATHERINE HALL DICK SHIPP FATE WHITE ELOISE HICKS LAURA HALL AMY SUE STEVENS BETTY SUE CRUMP B033T DALRYMPLE WILLENE 3ROWN JAMES MOORE FAYE FAULKNER WAYNE GILBREATH EIWIN ALLEN DONALD HOOPER BOBBIE NELL DODD BENNIE HOOPER LAMAR TIEMORE BONA FAYE PACK DON STANZELL DENNIS FREEMAN JO ANN YANCEY JUNE HARRIS DONALD ROGERS ELAINE HOOPER JANE HARRIS MARTHA CHITWOOD MARGARET MORRISON MERILL TiniORE BOBBIE GIL3REATH IRBY FOWLER CARMAN PACK HENRY KIDD ... W.iND . YOUNG VICE-PRES. KAY JOHNSTON SEC.-TREAS. SHEILA HL iRN JULInN CABELL GnYNELL BLOODWORTH JOHN ChSH BETTY ANN GREGORY LYMnN CHUMLEY TOMMIE SUE C vGLE MnRY SUE HINTON aYNELL CnSH RONALD CLINE DOROTHY ANN CRUMLEY KENNETH COLVIN L NnuD JOLLY BOBBY CRUMP MARn LYNN DnVIS CLAUDE CRUMP RUBY MAE DIXON JOHNNY CHAIN RACHAEL DOWNER TOMMY LEE CRUMP. HeLeN FREEMAN BILLY DALRYMPLE SHELBft HAMMOND HUGH DON DnVIS SnLLY PLnRL HARRELSON . DOROTHY HOOPER CHARLES KILPATRIC HULANE DAVIS EUGENE LEE VIRGINIA KNIGHT RUTH LENIER BILLY JOL MORRISON MAVERINE MaRTIN L.B. NELSON SIBYL MARTIN BOBBY aNN MASSEY Dc,VO PETTY DOKRIS ANN McMULLIN PRENTICE RODEN Fa YIIEeN MILWeE MaRY MCRGhN BILLY JOE RUSSeL BETTY JO MOKREL CHaRLeS SLATIN SaRa Patterson LOYDe STEWaRT PaTSY RODEN MELVIN TUCKER WANDa RUTH RODEN ULn JAY UPTON WaNDA SaULS BUDDY WaDE LOUISe SMITH Farris Walker KELBa WaLKeR EUELL WILLIAMS COLeNE WILKS BOBBY WaYNE GILBKeaTH DEAN WILSON WILLaRD BaRRENTINE I I ’ JUNIOR I WHO'S WHO MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL............................... MOST HANDSOME BOY................................. DORIS JUNE 3ARKSDALE WAYNE CARR MOST POPULAR GIRL.....................................................BOBBY FAYE ROEEN MOST POPULAR BOY......................................................TED DORSETT CUTEST GIRL...........................................................GAIL HAYES CUTEST BOY............................................................THOMAS PENLAND BEST ALL AROUND GIRL...................................................3033IE ROEEJ 3EST ALL AROUND BOY...................................................CHARLES PLUNKETT BEST GIRL ATHLETE.........................................................DORIS JUNE BARKSDALE 3EST BOY ATHLETE..........................................................RA'IDELL SCOTT REBii ALLEN GmIL CnNThLLL .•iiCtiAC-L CitoH KtANETH C..SH W YiJL C RR JCHnNm LOU CLAY aRLLiME CLOw’DIS PaTRIG m COGLR BETTY RUTH CUitRIE l UAjvIjU CLIi.E BoBBY COTTON WILLOWDEAN DAVIS RICHARD DAVIS ILAUDI E MARIE DOOLEY TED DORSETT ORA LEE BROWN LOUIS DOWNER BILLY F ULKN R JUNIOR GaSKIN REX GILBERT KENNETH GLENN RALPH GRIFFIN GLRivLD HaLL GaIL HnYBS IRMADINE HILL CHARLES LaNEY donna Fay Langston WILLODEaN lee HERKaN LIPSCOi-lB BILLY MeELROY MAKTHa MOOR 3ETTY FAYE MORGAN WILLENE MORRISON SWTARD NIX KENNETH PAINTER FRANKIE SUE PARKER THOMaS RnY PENL vND B TTY FnY P NLnND B NNIS PEPP RS CHARLES PLUNK TT BOBBI F xYL RHODEN BILLY RHODEN RANDELL SCOTT VIRGINIA SWAFFORD JAY FRANK SHIREY WIL3UR SMITH ELWANDA TiDMAS TOMMIE TIENORE J. K. TURNER MYRTLE MULLINS WAYNE ’WEST ’ FIRST GRADE FIRST GRADE MISS MCDANIEL ■ m o 00 a: czt j o ' o Q z: d O o . j oo oo hh I THIRD GRADE MRS. DREADIN THIRD GRnDE MISS DRISKEL FOURTH GRADE MISS TaTE FOURTH GRADE MRS. BRUCE FIFTH GRnDL tfISS HULGAN SIXTH GRaDE mrs. McDaniel SIXTH GRADE MRS. COCK 9 � CTIVITICS 0 fm V V F. F. A The second week in August, i948, the Crossville Chapter of the F. F. A. treated its members to a trip to Florida, They visited St, Augustine and Jacksonville, Florida. They went on the school’s bus. They chose a route that would make it an EDUCATIONAL AS WELL AS PLEASURE TRIP. THE CHAPTER HAS ORGANIZED A STRING BAND AND PURCHASED A BASS VIOLIN FOR USE IN THE BAND. IT IS COMPOSED OF Jackie Smith, first guitar, Harold Clowdis, second guitar, Ikey Gregg, bass, Reyford Norris, violin and Wendy Gregg, accordian. The Chapter plans to ENTER THE BAND IN THE STATE F. F. A. BAND CONTEST. During the first of school the F.F.A. constructed TWO SECTIONS OF STEEL BLEECHERS FOR SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY USE IN FOOTBALL STADIUM. As A PROJECT THE F.F.A. HAS PURCHASED TEN PIGS AND HAS ITS COCA COLA MACHINE BACK. ThE CHAPTER IS HELPING FINANCE AN ELECTRIC SAW FOR THE SHOP. IT IS REPLACING A SMALLER ONE THAT COULDN’T DO THE WORK. THE CHAPTER PLANS TO ENTER ABOUT THIRTY HOGS IN THE COUNTY HOG show at Collinsville next spring. F.FA I A • I . F.H.A. MRS, GILCHRIST PRlS. ANITA HELMS VICE-PRES. JOY LINSEY NEWS CLUB MR. HAWKINS EDITOR WILLIE G. HUGHS ASSCT. EDITOR JOHN HYDE SEC.-TREAS. K A THAI. EE N SMITH GIRL SCOUTS The Crossville Girl Scouts are a Lone Troop, since we are the only Girl Scouts in Dekalb County. Our troop celebrated ITS FIRST BIRTHDAY IN FEBRUARY. WE HAD A large tiered cake with orange icing AND ONE LARGE GREEN CANDLE. We INVITED the Crossville Women ts Club as guests. They are the sponsor of our troop. Thir- ty GIRLS HAVE PASSED TENDERFOOT PARK. Twelve girls have made much progress to- ward Second Class Scouts. Among the many ACTIVITIES LEARNED AND PARTICIPATED IN are: Learning the International Morse Code, signaling, etching, making of lea- ther WRIST PURSES,THREE GIRL SCOUT SONGS OUTDOOR COOKING. THE GIRL SCOUTS HAVE entertained the Local Boy Scouts twice. They have made their own refreshments for THESE PARTIES. ONE PARTY WAS A MASQUER- ADE, THE OTHER FORMAL. WE HAVE HAD A Court of Awards in which troop members received the Proficiency badges they had EARN ED o Oresudebt-Salli e Harrelson, Vice Pres- ident-Mara Lynn Davis, Secretary- Sheila Hearn. Sponsor-Ora Light PEP CLUB MRS. ISBELL PRbS. JOY LINSEY VICE-FRES. JOHNNY HEARN SEC.-TRE5. TOMMIE GORHAM HI-Y PRc.S. MELB MAYS VICE-PRES. EARNESTINE PACK MRS. ISBlLL SEC. Ci LIa CASH TREAS. MARIE CASH Q Q S GO CQ ZD I do Ul Jj CO JW O J -3 CQ to n c r. JO O 3 O CO h a: CO -fc ZD 5 . ■ SENIOR BOCK CLUB PKES. LOUISE W. PACK MRS. ROBERTS VICE-PRES. WANDA GILBRP SEC.-TREaS. WILLIE G. HUGHS JUMOR BOCK CLUB PRES. BOBBY C. DAVIS MRS. ROBERTS VICE-FRLS. SALLY HARRELSCN SEC.-TREnS. 3t-TTY JC MORRKL lllllllllllllfilllllllifim x llllllllllifilllllllllis SENIOR RECREATION CLUB PRi S. WaNDa DICKERSON MRS. GREGG VICE-PRES. BOBBY tfADE SEC.-TREnS. THOMAS MAC BRUCE CAKr,Rn CLUB BCYD CAGLE e PRlS. SALLY JC FRLLKmM 5jc,C. AMITA HELMS BETa CLUB MRS. GILCHRIST VICE-PRES. DEr.'NIS HENRY TREAS. ROBERT HOWARD CaPT. MOMFORD JONES C CLUB COACH ISBELL ALT. CAPT. LEMUEL WALLACE . w ) WILDCAT LITERaRY SOCIETY MRS. GREGG MRS. BLESSING PRES. JOY LINSLY VICE-PRES. CORINE KUSHBURN Stc. sally jo free.zaN tre«s. anita helmns BULLDOG LITERARY SOCIETY MRS. LIGHT MRS. ISBELL PRc,S. LOUISE W. P CK VICE-PRES. HIRAM FRAZIER SEC.-TREaS. TOMMIE GORHAM JUNIOR RECREATION MISS D03BS PRES. WYNELL CASH VICE-PRES. TAVIE SUE GORHAM SEC.-TREAS. FAYREEN MILWEE HomecomtNO The Societies got into a bio swing by ELECTING THEIR OFFICERS AND SPONSORS AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR• THE FOLLOWING OFFICERS WERE ELECTED FOR THE Bulldog Society; President, Louise Pack; Vice President, Hirram Frasier; Secre- tary, and Treasurer, Tommie Gorham Sponsors; Mrs Isbell, Mrs. Light and Mr. Thorpe. Officers and sponsors of the Wildcat Society; President, Joy Lindsey; Vice President, Corine Mashburn Secretary, Anita Helms; Treasurer, Sally Jo Freeman. Sponsors; Mrs. Gregg, Mrs. Blessing and Mr. Hawkins. On October 21st the Wildcats selected Joy Lindsey as their Queen. The Bulldogs selected Gladys Stewart as their Queen. The big FIGHT WAS ON.9 UNTIL THE NIGHT OF OCTO- BER 29TH EVERYONE INCLUDING THE TEACHER8 WERE IN A 81G SCRAMBLE TRYING TO GET VOTES FOR THEIR QUEEN. The FINAL CONTEST CAME TO A OLOSE AT THE HALF OF THE HOME- COMING Football game between Crossville and Sarois. Robert Howard was the Wild- cats 9 escort, Hirram Frasier the Bull- dogs j ESCORT WITH AN ATTENDANT FROM EACH GRADE IN SCHOOL. THEY RODE OUT ON THE Captain of the float to crown NE WAS HOLDING IRESS SYSTEM. the Wildcats High School.1.9 FLOAT. Lemuel Wallace, FOO tball TEAM, WAS ON TH THE Quee N. Wh ile Eve :ry THE IR BREATH Mr. Dre :ad Wl N NER OVER THE PUBLI c It WAS Joy L NOSEY 0 Soc 1 ETY.' Mi ss Crossvi LL FOOTBALL The Crossville High Football season for i948, was A SENSATIONAL BEGINNING, WITH THE VICTORY OVER Collinsville 6-0, at Collinsvi lle. That was not HIGH SCORES, BUT YOU COULDN?T EXPECT VERY HIGH SCORES AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SEASON. BUDDY Hearn scored the touch-down over Collinsville on a GUARD AROUND PLAY. BUDDY ALSO TRIED TO CONVERT THE EXTRA POINT, BUT FAILED. ThE NEXT GAME WAS with Susan Moore at Crossville, the scores were Susan Moore i3, Crossville 25. We had improved OVER THE LAST GAME VERY MUCH. WE THEN JOURNEYED TO Dekalb High for the third game, and came back de- feated BY THE SCORE OF 24-7. Ed CASH TOOK A RE- VERSE from Jones the last time Dekalb kicked to us AND WENT ALL THE WAY. WE ATTEMPTED TO KICK THE EXTRA POINT BUT FUMBLED AND BuODY HEARN PICKED THE BALL UP AND RAN IT OVER FOR THE POINT. CROSSVILLE PLAYING BRILLIANT FOOTBALL DEFEATED THE BOAZ PIR- ATES IN THEIR NEXT GAME AT CROSSVILLE, l4-0o THE Red Devils of Fyffe were our next opponents and a WORTHY ONE AT THAT. FOR AT THE HALF THEY LED 7-0 AND HAD CERTAINLY OUT PLAYED US. BuT AFTER A HALF A GOOD TONGUE LASHING AND A CHECK UP ON PLAYS WE, WENT BACK AND DEFEATED THEM, 20-l3. SYLVAN I A CAME to Crossville for the next game. The field was MUDDY THAT NIGHT. We GOT SOME BAD BREAKS AND Sylvan i a defeated us i9-7. Then came our Home- coming game with Sardis. We were a little over CONFIDENT AND LET SARDIS LEAD US AT THE END OF THE FIRST HALF � 3-l4, BUT WE FINISHED THE GAME WITH THE SCORE OF 14-25. On THE NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT WE HAD A GAME SCHEDULED WITH VALLEY HEAD . THE WEATHER FORCED US TO POST-PONE THE GAME UNTIL SATURDAY nigkt. Valley Head was unbeaten, untied and had NOT BEEN SCORED ON . We were leading at the fi rst half 7-0. When with a pass from Frasier to Townsel, Dick Shipp converted THE EXTRA POINT. ThEY CAME BACK THE LAST HALF, SCORED 7 POINTS AN 0 BLOCKED ONE OF OUR PUNTS FOR THE ADDITIONAL 2 POINTS TO MAKE THE SCORE 7-9.SAND Rock came to Crossville for the ninth game. The FIRST TEAM ONLY PLAYED THE FIRST AND THIRD QUAR- TER „ The scores were Crossville 39, Sand Rock 6. The final game of the season was with Geraldine at Crossville. Geraldine scored their only time in the first quarter. The game ended with the scores 6-39. The Captain of the team of i948, Monford Jones, was unable to play after the Sylvan i a game BECAUSE OF HIS AGE. THEN OUR ALTERNATE CAPTAIN Lemuel Wallace, took over and di d a very fine job THE REST OF THE SEASON. Our Football Squad consists of: Captain, Monford Jones, Alternate, Lemuel Wallace Captain, Norval Bentley, Wayne Hamby, Buddy Hearn, Billy Malone Billy Van Croft, Thurman Ray Townsel, Dale Davis, Edwin Cash, Koelwyn Davis, Dick Shipp, Briggs, Frasier, Verlon Fowler, Eugene Morgan, Kermit Hammonds, James Tolbert, Lewis Robinson, Harley Watts, Robert Fletcher, Donald Gregg, L.B. McFall, Alwyn Campbell, Coleman Griffin, Billy Joe Russel. From the crossville Squad the following are gradu- ating: Jones, Wallace, Cash, K. Davis, D. Davis, Hamby, Bentley, Hearn, Campbell, Gregg, Morgan, and Hammonds. Coach: Bill Isbell Assistant Coach: Jack Hawkins Our All-County Man: Monford Jones •« BASKETBALL o 111111111111111111111111111 i 111111111111111111111.111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111..1111111 i 111..11111111111111; 11111 ii i i i i 1111111111111111111111111111111 THE TEXAS COMPANY JOY THEATRE Texaco Petroleum Products Phone 3102 Fyffe, Ala. Phone 215 “Entertainment center of Sand Ft. Payne, Ala. Mountain” j J. A. SIVILS ROSS - ADAMS LUMBER CO. KILPATRICK Groceries - Dry Goods - Shoes Lumber and Building Materials Hardware Phone 100 j Crossville, Ala. Albertville, Ala. Compliments of Compliments of CAMP AND WELLS THE NEW TATE THEATRE Furniture and Appliances Phone 4251 Phone 515G Boaz, Ala. Boaz, Ala. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE “Everything for the Automobile” R. C. COLA - NEHI BOTTLING CO. W. C. Montgomery, Mgr. Boaz, Ala. 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Farmers Cooperative v'EED - SEED - FERTILIZER - FLOUR PRODUCE Phone 69 Ft. Payne, Ala. E. F. BAILEY AND SON LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Box 191 Collinsville, Ala. | “ WE GUARANTEE THE GRADE AND COUNT” = n 11111N11 Ml 1111111'111111 III II111111111111111] 111111111 1! M1111111111,11111111111II11 III 1111111II11111 HI 1111111111111111II1111111111111111111 i Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimiimiiiiiiirt.......................................................... g iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiHimiiiiiiiiHHimiiiMiiiniiiiiMiiiiimiiitii hi iiii)iijiJiiiiimiiniiiiNiiiiii.u The G. W. Justice Store Has been serving this comunity since 1888 c May each Senior consider it fitting to prepare a year book as a record of the accomplishments of the year. THROUGH THE YEARS WE HAVE NOTED WITH ADMIRATION THE CONTINUED PROGRESS OF THE CROSSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL x a 3 It 11 Mill IMIII111111111M Mil IIIIIII III Ml 1111 III 11111MI 111 11) 11111II111 n I It III 11111 lilt III 111 1111HIM111) 111) 1111 iiiiinininiiK 0201000002484848010002020201013002020201000200020101020101000201010102022300000123530102 iiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiii;-iuisiiiiiiiiiiii:::i::iiiiii;;iiiiiiuiiiiiii::iu:i f;iiiiiiiiiii:;ii;;iiiii:iii;i;i::;iiiisii:i:t::i:xit:::s;siii!i::iiiiii;iiiiiiiiisiiisiiiiiim;siiiiii;imiiiiimi; ............................................................................ r s r Compliments of = M. G. Weaver, Manager and Owner SANDY THEATRE ( RICKETT THEATRE I Crossville Collinsville = E E PEOPLES TELEPHONE CO. Collinsville, Crossville, Sandrock, Center x = “We appreciate your patronage” 5 THE SAND MOUNTAIN HANK 2. W. Buffington, President Carl Porter, Exec. Vice President Boaz, Ala. RESOURCES CASH IN VAULT AND DUE r ROM BANKS UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BONDS TOTAL ......................... Loans and Discounts ............ C C C Cotton Loans..................... Banking House ............... Furniture and Fixtures ................ Total Assets ...................... $1,313,385.59 $600,000.00 $1,913.385.59 .... 241,504.96 ...... 3,033.51 ........ 2,100.00 ........ 3,600.00 .... $2,163,624.06 = i E x E r LIABILITIES Capital Stock .....................$25,000.00 Surplus ........................... 25,000.00 Undivided Profits-Net ............. 31 .669 24 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNT .. Deposits .................................... Dividend Checks Outstanding Cashier’s Checks Outstanding ................ 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CO o W z «M o m AO 5 E tfl c D £ Co D § 2h o Tt . ’C 5. CH c« n £ o U K X C CO P Ml « O CJ zz OS V a zz O m a ■; r 2 S3 o g = es • a 1 O 'C H a o (N o o c « a H H a cn fl 5 u a C3 a o M CO 03 c y CO 'V 03 o CO r: a a o $ r. w S □ o w — PJ — n iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin iimiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiyiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimiiimmiiiiimiiiHnitmr: ■ — Itllllllllll.Illlll.IMI..Mill...I.... tllllllllll....HIM.....IIIMIIIII].1111111111111111111111111MII111111II1111111111.1III1I.Ill.. III11111 i 111 n II1111111111II1111111111111111111111111111111111111111 tl 1111111111111111II11111111111II1111M lit 111111 111111111111 i ■ 111111111111111111111 Compliments of GANN BROTHERS GIN GINNERS - DEALERS COTTONSEED MEAL - HULLS - FERTILIZER Phone Crossville 228 Kilpatrick, Ala. Compliments of OLIN C. HEARN MOTORS FORD Sales Service Phone night 215 Albertville, Ala. Phone day 13 Compliments of COCA - COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Albertville, Ala. W. E. WALKER AND COMPANY COTTON Albertville, Ala. iiiiiimiiiinmik iiiimiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHmiimmiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiiiiii .......Illlllllllll.Illlllllllll.IMIIIIIIIIMIIIIIII.Illlllllllllll.Illllll.I llllllllllllllllllllllllll.Illllllll.Illllllllllllll.tllllllllllllll.II U n i 1111M1111111111111111111111111 i i i 11111 i 111111111 m 111 ii 111111111 n 111111111111111111111111111 i 11:1111111111111111111111 ■ 11111 n 111 n 111111111 m 1111 l E Compliments of = | MALONE’S CAFE | | STEAKS AND CHICKEN A SPECIALTY ! E Sandwiches - Soft Drinks - Ice CreamPlate Lunches - Tobacco - Cigarettes = James M. Malone, Owner Manager = COLLINSVILLE WHOLESALE GROCERY COMPANY WHOLESALE GROCERS Collinsville, Ala. CROSSYTLLE APPLIANCE COMPANY NORGE CROSLEY APPLIANCES YOUNGSTOWN KITCHENS APEX WASHERS - G. E. RADIOS “We repair all Radios and Electrical Appliances E Compliments of = 1 W. R. JONES | E Owner and Operator of E 1 GIN - SAW - FLOUR AND OIL MILL | = Phone 2121 Crossville, Ala. E r; 1111111111111 ii 11 m 111111 m i; m m 11 m 111:1111 ii i m i i 11 i IM m 11111111 n 111; 111 n i 111111111111111111 f 1111111M MIM111M MIM i II111111 i 1111111111111111 r: fflllllllllllllllllllliiilllllliiiiillliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiidiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll U i JACOWAY ANI) HAMILTON I | 1926 1949 | 1 W. V. Jacoway D. P. Hamilton = FT. PAYNE’S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE E THE PEOPLES BANK OF COLLINSVILLE Collinsville, Ala. Capital Stock ,$50,000.00 Undivided Profits $22,000.00 MEMBER F. D. I. C. E. M. Box, James F. Box. President Cashier FARMERS COOPERATIVE WAREHOUSE ANI) GIN CO. GINNING STORAGE Boaz, Ala. W A V I! SAND MOUNTAIN BROADCASTING SERVICE 630 On Your Dial :i iiiiiiiQiiiiiiiiiiiniiiMmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiMiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin .............................. —................................. mu min i ili ii i hi iiiH ni : o o o DA a • r-H XI O Qh go c u CA cd a 05 — P !T. p p c E j£ M H P P CO CO P — CO CO - CO ►-H Z z p E-1 I P O u z 3 z p E I C z co E- Z p S P P a p p CO E- O O P cs £ 33 — c i M — o 03 1) co 3 P a. E o O Cv OQ cS c C CJ jiT aT rzs 33 C I 73 73 pj 7; c g 73 0 p 43 5 0 O O d p p H P S 5 35 OS P z c E co OS p rQ CO co co P o o p p o o p z o I—( E- E-1 f. P P P co C I z E-1 P P E co O z p a p co P P � —i H to O d N CS O M c o 43 o to 4: u 73 n O CJ £ c £ o 35 a: o c £ M Q • P a p z p OS - c« E C3 J3 5? 'I 3 a p 3 o a z c p z co co nuiiiiimmimiimiiiiHiimiiimimmmiHiimiimiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiuiiflHiimmmmmiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiMiMiiiiiiiiiimiiiiHiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniii: • • 000200000101020206000102010202020101020201000102020101020001641000000200000100010100000202010202020202000201020101 YOUR CHEVROLET Compliments of JOHN DEER DEALER THOMPSON FLORAL COMPANY Phone 3521 Phone 434J Boaz, Ala. = Boaz, Ala. Albertville Highway 1 STINSONS JEWELRY Boaz, Ala. YOUNG SUPPLY COMPANY i also Building Supplies - Lime - Brick Cement Blocks and Cement MILES MONROE Crossville, Ala. Phone 4291 j “Jewlery of true beauty.” Boaz, Ala. Congratulations Class of ’49— THE BOAZ LEADER Newspaper Advertising SKYLINE MANUFACTURERS All kinds of job printing. Phone 3361 SOUTHERN HARDWARE AND Compliments of : SEED STORE RHODENS DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone 2721 Pasturized Milk and Sweet Cream j Butter ; Boaz, Ala. Boaz, Ala. = jJiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniimiiiiiiiiiiiiii,ilium,nun, in ,1111111,1, h, iiiHinniiniiHiHiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil: ff■■IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItlllllMllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll L = Compliments of i | “ROY VANN THE CANDY MAN” | 1 YOUR PATRONAGE IS APPRECIATED = COLLINSVILLE MILLING CO. Manufacturers of FARMER BROWN’S MIXED FEEDS Phone 138 Collinsville, Ala. Compliments of | CHRISTOPHER MOTORS | = Ft. Payne, Ala. = WORD LUMBER COMPANY I Building Materials E | LUMBER - CEMENT - HARDWARE - PAINTS | = Phone 352 Ft. Payne, Ala. § iiiiiiiiimimiiiim)miiiiiniiiiiiiiimiiimmiiiii!!iimiiiii!iiiiiiimi!iiimiiiimiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiMimiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiirc U11111N11111111111111111111111111111111II111111111II111111111111111111111111111111111 III 1111111111111II1111111II111 i11(11111111II1111 III 111111111 III 11111i L! CAROL AND PRINCESS DICKSON - MILLER MOTOR CO. Avery Tractors and Implements THEATRES Pontiac Sales and Service = Albertville, Ala. So. Broad St. Phone399W Albertville, Ala. | DAVIS WHITTEN PARTS CO. ALBERTVILLE PARTS CO. = Wholesale Albertville, Ala. | Phone 293 = P. 0.. Box 190 Phone 146 “Your N. A. P. A. Jobber is a good Albertville, Ala. Man to Know” = FLOYD BROWN CHEVROLET SHERLEY’S SUPPLIES | Electrical and Plumbing = Sales Service Phone 731J | = Albertville, Ala. Fort, Payne, Ala. = E Compliments of Compliments of 1 CAMPBELL’S FLORIST COBB’S SKATING RINK E Phone 291 Sand Mountain’s only recreation Center r = Ronald K. Campbell, Owner E fFt. Payne, Ala. Albertville, Ala. ■ 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 h 111 r: GADSDEN MARBLE GRANITE COMPANY LONG BROTHERS MEMORIALS Manufacturers and Designers of Monuments Since 1910 New and Modern Equipment. Visit Our New Location. 1035 First Ave. Gadsden, Ala. Compliments of Gadsden, Ala, MARTIN THOMPSON COMPANY Established 1893 ATHELETIC GOODS 706 Cherry St. Phone 7-3373 Chattanooga, Tenn. “IT PAYS TO PLAY” Compliments of ORR’S STUDIO James VV. Orr, Manager and Owner Phone 3531 Boaz, Ala. niimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiimiiiiiniiiiiiiimiMiliiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiir 1111111111111111111111) 111? k111111111111111111111111111111111II1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111| 111111111111 j 11111 [ 11 j | ] 11) 1111111111111111111111111111 |« FRANK SLAUGHTER BLAKE TRACTOR CO., INC. Distributor of Ft. Payne, Ala. j Pure Oil Company Products John Deere Farm Equipment : WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Doran Smith, Owner C. T. SKIDMORE 1 “Everything for the automobile for less” Distributor of 1 Phone 139 Collinsville, Ala. GULF OIL PRODUCTS Compliments of FT. PAYNE BRICK BLOCK CO. MR. M. E. KILLION Blocks of all sizes = Steam cured and laboratory tested Phone 229 = Collinsville, Ala. Fort, Payne, Ala. = Compliments of Compliments of = HUDGINGS LUMBER SUPPLY COMPANY JOE C. WAKEFIELD 1 Bob Hudgings Complete line of building supplies Laundry and Dry Cleaning = Phone 133 Ft. Payne, Ala. Albertville, Ala. = 71 ......................................................1111111111111II11II111111111111111111111111111111111111..........II111111111111111111111111II111111111M,,,, ( A