Holt High School - Souvenir Yearbook (Holt, AL)

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T II E S O II V E SEN R OFFICERS WEBSTER PARKER President J. R. BENNETT Vice-President HAZEL LANDERS Secretary-Treasurer 'CLASS POEM Our twelve years of learning are ended at last, We give them little thought, they belong to the past. We now face the future, a world strangely new, With ambitions, prospects, and visions in view. Our lessons often made us very ill at ease And we accused our teachers of being hard to please The faith that moveth mountains didn't seem to help our cause So we played the game successfully, not asking for a pause. Now that it's over, we have an empty feeling As the thoughts of separation over us come stealing Farewell, High School our class bids you adieu May you have many more graduates who are loyal and true. What does the future hold for this class of '39? We really want to know, but will not sit and pine. We realize our education has really just begun And hol YT some work of noble note may yet be done. Lsrmfl Gunnar. me A fl 71 UCI I Page Eight N I R

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HOLT HIGH SCHOO S E N I O R S J. B. BARNES Of the ladies he is shy, although nobody seems to know why. Honors: Hi-Y Club: Physical Education Club: 4-H Club J. R. BENNETT A congenial chap. and always friendly. Honors: Vice-President of Class: President of Hi-Y Club: H Clbb RAY BOLING Slow, lazy and unconcerned, he came to class and sometimes learned. Honors: Football 36-37-88: Basketball 38-39: H Club WAYNE BOTELER Big in statue as well as big in our hearts. Honors: Football 86-37-38: Hi-Y Club: Physical Education Club MAE BROWN When she has something to say she says it: When she doesn't she remains silent. Honors: Journalism Club: Assistant editor of Purple and White. MAUDELL BRYANT une to the curse of a diamond, bartered her single blessedness for married bliss. Honors: Cheer Leader: Former President of Commercial Club: Treasurer of Class. HOBSON CHANDLER Quiet, courteous, and an all around good sport. Honors: Physical Education Club: 4-H Club RALPH COLLINS Never makes much noise. but we know he is there. Honors: Hi-Y Club. MARY COLVIN Everybody likes her: there's a reason, they can't help it. Honors: Service Club: Journalism Club: Reporter for Purple and White. CHARLIE CROWDER Never lets himself get hurried, worried or flurried. Honors: Commercial Club: 4-H Club: Reporter for Commercial Club. JAMES CROWDER A real boy, that's all right. Honors: Commercial Club: President of Junior IH Class: News Reporter of 4-H Club: Assistant Sports Editor of Purple and White. WILLIE MAE CROWDER Small in statue but 'big' in our hearts. Honors: Home Econr-mics Club: National Honor Society: Journalism Club. LOUISE DUREN To know her is to love her. Honors: Home Economics Club: Glee Club. ELNA EMERSON Lots of pep and plenty of mind. -the truest friend you'll ever find Honors: Secretarv of National Honor Society: Vice-President of Journalism Club: Service Club: Literary Editor of Staff. VIRGIE EMERSON A nicer girl you'll never find. with ways that are leasant P f , and a heart that is kinda Honors: Service Club: Journalism Club. Page Ninf I of Thirty-nine L