Hicks Memorial School - Hick Up Yearbook (Autaugaville, AL)

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Lafayette: Aw, you're afraid to fight. Pete: Naw, but if I fight, my lvlom'll find it out, and spank me. Lafayette: How'll she find it out? Pete: She'll see the doctor going into your house. Thomas: Who you shoving? Stranger: I dunno. What's your name? Down from Sand Mountain in northern Alabama, came a hill woman to pick up a learning in the village school All she wished to learn she explained was h t 't . , , ow o wri e her name. When she had accomplished this feat, she thanked the teacher and took her I . T ' ' eave he following fall she returned to seek further enlightenment. What do you want to learn now? the woman was asked. I wanta learn to write my name, she replied. But you learned that last year, the teacher replied. Shore, she agreed, but since then l've got married. Mac Roy: Darling, sometimes you're masculine and at other times so effeminate. I-low is that? loyce: l suppose it's hereditary. Half my ancestors were males and the other half were females. An irate baseball enthusiast, who had watched his home team go down in defeat, stopped the umpire as he was leaving the field. Wher'-s your dog? he commanded. Dog?':,ejaculated the umpire. I have no dog. Well, said the grouchy one, you're the first blind man I ever saw who didn't have a dog. Douglas: I-ley, look, the barometer's falling! Billy jones: Tsk-tsk-probably wasn't nailed up right. lvlr. Smith: What do you mean by bringing my daughter home at this hour of the morning? Lafayette: Because she's gotta be at school by eight, A Scotchman was leaving on a fortnight's business trip and called back as he left home: Goodbye, all, and Katherine, dinna forget to mak' Ieetle Donald tak' his glasses off when he's na looking at naethingf' Richard is so distressed, he got a pair of pink pajamas and a military hair brush for Christmas and now he doesn't know whether to go to West Point or Harvard.

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mins cum OFFICERS President ........ Vice President ..... Secretary ...... Treasurer ....... Editor-in-Chief .... ........... MEMBERS james Rainwater junior Mitchell james Pearson Richard Ptomey Marie Clifton Bobby jones Gladys Tucker Alvin Stewart Marvin johnson Rufus Pearson joyce DeRamus Ella Lee Tucker Iris Strickland Ruth jean Croover SPONSORL Mrs. Lorena Charlton MOTTO: Let us lead by serving others COLGRSZ Black and Cold . ...Ella Lee Tucker . . . . .joyce DeRamus . . . . . . . .Marie Clifton . . . . .Lafayette Sanderson . . . . . . .Larry Dobbins Larry Dobbins Edgar Hester Theresa Lipscomb Marie Rainwater Lafayette Sanderson Polly Durbin Carol jean jackson