Joe Bradley School - Bradleyean Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1929 volume:

The BRADLEYEAN 19 2 9 c VOLUME SEVEN ¥ , PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF JOE BRADLEY SCHOOL HUNTSVILLE ALABAMA FOREWORD It is the purpose of this Staff to publish this edition of The Bradleyean in order to place be- fore the students of Bradley a brief history of the year nineteen hundred twenty-nine. We have tried to include in this book the school activities and to arrange the sections so that in after years when we scan its pages we may find it a book of pleasant mem- ories and may live again the many happy hours we have spent at Bradley. CONTENTS I CLASSES II ATHLETICS III ACTIVITIES IV FEATURES V COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES DEDICATION As an expression of gratitude for the influence wielded upon the students of Bradley School during the past eight years from a man of high ideals and a teacher who has proved himself a friend and benefactor to us all, we, the staff of nineteen hun- dred twenty-nine, dedicate the seventh edition of The Bradleyean to E. F. DuBOSE, Principal TKe «RADLEYEAN E. F. DuBOSE The BRADLEYEAN (Ihe CRADLE YE AN WARD THORON Treasurer of the Merrimack Manufacturing Co. In grateful recognition of his benevolent and efficient service to the boys and girls of Bradley School. ‘The T3RADLEYEAN JOSEPH J. BRADLEY, JR. Agent of the Merrimack Manufacturing Co. A loyal friend who enters whole-heartedly into any enterprise that we undertake. ‘The CRADLE YE AN o S. R. BUTLER County Superintendent of Education 10 IB The CRADLE YE AN John 0 SPO ton tv our Petur Mi sc mt l js ioxiftctPeT i i IDS 0'iC QPrOM far tt t tr cs MmfcsaiCmrw -Dopelmowes . IplJ DPfUiHPI W (fi US f ■ flu. IP Dill zkmm di pt. l rttlMyfMmfP tfl S C IttSDsrfllL tt'OPO ■$Siifm£itHf£tr06£L ixppcssw £ tfs M u n i o ce g tsn P Ht f c The BRADLEYEAN , AiStJmi£ffl7CMr-SQ£WL-llmHBMBlleUS S'-'CRMt C GMeuv-CoacH 6 (am ’1 ls.fjimiOiiirf t I'-'Gwipf o tecrsti PtissPmdmrZ C im nssRi;r ;3muit !tP-?t'Cto fasio wiwm wfam Msstmi. Mtstfen Hk free. JK s wns SENIORS JOE WOMACK, President Even though Joe has only been with us a year, we can’t imagine Bradley without him. President of Class, '29; Critic, Thoron Society, '29; Football, '29; Basketball, '29. GENEVA BATES, Vice President Whenever we are in trouble, Geneva may be relied upon to render first aid. She is a generous and lively companion. Vice President of Class, ’29; Treasurer of Class, '27; Vice President of Class, '28; Speak-A-Piece Club, ’28; Vice President, Thoron Society, '29; Dramatic Club, '29; Cheer Leader, ’29. HOLLIS KIRK, Secretary “My only books were woman’s looks, and folly’s all they’ve taught me.” Secretary of Class, ’29; Football, ’29; Basketball, ’25, ’26, ’27, ’28, ’29; Baseball, ’25, ’26, ’27, ’28, ’29. VIRGIL LOVILL, Treasurer “Happy am I; from cares I am free. Why aren’t they all contented like me?” Treasurer of Class, ’29; Secretary of Class, ’28; Secretary, Mary Bradley Society, ’27, ’28; Basketball, ’28, ’29; Football, ’29; School Orchestra, ’26, ’27, ’28, ’29; Baseball, ’28, ’29; Annual Staff, ’27, ’28, ’29; President of B. Club, ’29. 14 MILDRED BLEDSOE Not exactly afraid of work, but rather not be intimately associated with it. Critic, Mary Bradley Society, ’27, '28; Treasurer of Mary Bradley Society, ’29. MALVERN CLOPTON Malvern is such a trustworthy and honorable boy that we shall miss him a great deal when he goes. Glee Club, ’28; Orchestra, '29; Basketball, ’29; Football, ’29. BERNICE COBB “When’er she’s put to the test, She always strives to do her best.” Vice President, Mary Bradley Society, ’28; President, Dramatic Club, ’29. MILDRED GRAHAM Strangers are attracted by her, her teachers like her, and by friends she is loved. Bradleyean Staff, ’27, ’28, '29; Treasurer, Thoron Society, ’26, '29; President of Class, ’28; Basketball, ’26, ’27, ’28; Secretary of Class, ’27; Junior High Scholarship, '26. 15 . PAULINE LOWERY Never was there a girl with a sweeter disposition or a more gentle nature than Paul- ine. Treasurer, Hikers’ Club, ’28; winner of Sewing Prize at County Fair, ’27. EDWARD OSBORNE Ed is the most enthusiastic person. One admires him for the whole-hearted way he enters into everything. Basketball, ’25, ’26, ’27, ’28; Baseball, ’25, ’26, ’27, ’28, ’29; Football, ’29. IRENE PHILLIPS She is pleasant and earnest in all she does. President, Hikers’ Club, ’29; Secretary, Thoron Society, ’29; Secretary of Class, ’26. 16 JUNIORS 4V f[Ke BRADLEYEAN JUNIORS LENA RUTH MANNING, President Music Prize, ’25, ’26; Pianist cf Thoron Society, ’29. ILA BAKER, Vice President Secretary and Treasurer of Class, ’26; Cooking Prize, ’28. SARAH KIRCUS, Secretary Glee Club, ’27, ’28; Basketball, ’27, ’28. SAMUEL JOHNSON, Treasurer JETTY SUE ACKLIN Basketball, ’29. The 43RADLEYEAN JUNIORS WILLIAM ESSLINGER Garden Prize, ’28. GRACE GASAWAY Basketball, ’27, ’28. NELLIE GREEN WILLIE HALL Assistant Business Manager of Bradleyean, ’2D; Glee Club, ’28. MYRTLE JONES Basketball, ’27, ’28. INEZ DURHAM ‘The CRADLE YE AN JUNIORS ANNIE LOVILL Bradleyean. Staff, ’29; Treasurer of Mary Bradley Society, ’28; Critic of Mary Bradley Society, ’29; Glee Club, ’28; Junior High Scholarship, '27; Sewing Prize, ’28. HOWARD RUSSELL Football, ’29. ANNIE MAE SPURLOCK President of Class, ’28; Pianist, Mary Bradley Society, ’28, ’29. NELLIE STEWART BERNIECE SMITH Glee Club, ’27, ’28. OPAL TIPPS Glee Club, ’27, ’28. 20 The TSRADLEYEAN SOPHOMORES WILLIAM BROWN FRANK BROWN BROOKS CARDEN WILLIAM GIBBS DAVII) MADDOX EARL HOLT AUSTIN JENKINS MAYBURN NEILL JESSIE PATTERSON JAMES WRIGHT MAGGIE WALDROP 22 The TRADLEYEAN JUNIOR THREE IRMA BAKER MILDRED BRAZELTON ODELL BRAZELTON GLADYS BRAZELTON JUANITA BROCK EFFIE BURKS FRED DRAWHORN HAZEL FRANKLIN GRADFORD GRAHAM GILBERT GREEN 23 TEe ESRADLEYEAN JUNIOR THREE J. B. MARKS LOIS McCLURE CECIL RAINEY HELEN SCOTT ARLIE STEADMAN ELIZABETH SPECK MILDRED STEVENSON RAYMOND TODD RUTH VENABLE THELMER VAUGHN The T3RADLEYEAN JUNIOR TWO TOP ROW Evelyn Cooke, Thomas Brown, Lucile Browning, Melvin Burger, Thelma Fanning SECOND ROW Bessie Church, Ruth Clopton, Jessie Lee Cleveland THIRD ROW Earl Harper, Inez Kennedy, Violet Lehman, Viola McNatt, Pauline Morrison FOURTH ROW John Riddle, Dimple Tucker, Thelda West, Olive Wilkinson 25 The CRADLE YE AN o JUNIOR ONE TOP ROW Lillian Knight, Mae Lowery, Edna Lindsey, Dorothy Lehman, Joe Lehman SECOND ROW Violet Pullian, Lois McMurtie, Neita Riggins, Howard Rainey, Nannie Bob Scott THIRD ROW Pauline Sanders, Crandell Sparks, Gordon Singleton, Armenta Sibley, Ruth West FOURTH ROW Margaret Wilks, Howard Wilder, Johnny Woodard (T]ie BRADLEYEAN JUNIOR ONE TOP ROW Nellie Archer, Susan Archer, George Archer, Clarice Bishop, Lois Baker SECOND ROW Carralinda Esslinger, Margaret Brandon, Jessie Brock, Brooks Henson THIRD ROW Owen Esslinger, Walter Foster, Geroma Harbin FOURTH ROW Bunnie Erwin, Mary Jones, Brooks Johnson, Ernest Jackson 27 (Tlie CRADLE YE AN SNAPS The Q3RADLEYEAN frKe «RADLEYEAN (IKe q RADLEYEAN ABOVE:SECOND GRADE BELOW: FIRST GRADE 32 The q RADLEYEAN Adams, Willie Adcock, William Allen, James Archer, Lorenk Ashley, Willie Baker, Chester Baker, Helen Bertus, Rosco Bussell, Lois Black, Mae Belle Brandon, Kvelyn Brewer, Cathern Lee Brewer, Iona Bucklew, Den ml Burgess. Clarcie Bullard, Nile Buck, Thomas Cagle, Oena Gamble, James Cain, Thomas Cain, Lois Church, Mary Carrol, Lavoyd Clegg, Makgarei Collins, Klmer Cook, Leona Cook, Sadie Cook, Mattie Crabtree, M. I,. Crews, Grady Adams, Clift Atch LEY, Loi 7.1 E Archer, Mildred Archer, Ruby Alexander, Louise Baker, Cora Bragg, Willie Brandon, Freddie Brandon, Louise Brewer, Harold Bogle, Imogene Bridges, Howard Brock, Mildred Brockett, Frank Brosemer, James Brown, Clarence Crabtree, Howard Cagle, Eugene Campbell, Ellen Cantrell, Alvin Cantrell, Mike ROLL BEGINNERS Cummings, Helen Day, Joel Davis, Dawson Dobbs, Howard Durham, J. C. Kchols, Lena Elmore, Fowler Elmore, Owen Faulkner, Troy Fields, Raiher Mae Fuller, Mattie Franklin, O .klle Glasscow, Helen Gooch, Ray Gamble, Lillie Mae Goodwin, Lindeli. Griffin, Horace Green, Virginia Green, William Guthrie, Thelma 1 Iarlston, Cordie 1 Iarrel, W illiam I Iaynes, J. B. Herrin, Henry II ill, Norman Hill, Buford I Ioi.li day, Thomas Holland, Lice I IoLCOMB, MeLV IN Hunt, Beatrice FIRST Church, Kllen Clark, Jasper Cobh, Li ra Belle Cruse, Flosa Lee Cruse, Mildred Cutis, Louise Curnuit, Mildred Cowen, Charles Daily, Shelly Ksslinger, Lucy Ksslinger, Grady Klmork, Winnie Fann, irgil Fisher, Howard Fu 1 1 7., Ralph Foster, Annie Gamble, Lillard Giles, 0. H. Graham, Ralf.igh Guciiske, Nellie Guchske, John Hunt, Ruth Ham ley, Ken ei ii Jacobs, Floyd Jackson, Grady Johnson, Ruby Jones, Pauline Land, Harold I .ane, Charlie I.aster, Lucille Lawson, Lorris Nell Lawson, Bernice I h itler, Ruth Littler. irginia Locke, J. H. Majors, Kra Murmer, Lee Karl Massey. Trenton Milligan, Rebecca McCarver, George Neal, Virginia Neal, Flora Mae Newby, Melvin Newby, Ludell Oldfield, Cecil Parker, Mabel Pendergraft, I Ierber i Potter, James Price, Robert Regan, Carl Ransom, Ruby GRADE Harbin, Karl Haynes, Kdna Herring, Dimple 11 erring, Ai.mon Hicks, Ben Hicks, Howard i Iolcomh, Johnny 1 lOLLINGSWORTII, LUCILLE I lOLLINGSWORTII. AlLEEN 1 I o eland, Gene I Iornbuckle, Laura I Iundley, Clara Johnson, Ben Kennedy, Junior King, Kathryn Lanier, Ben Lowery, Clara Belli: Lindsey, Marjorie Marks, Katheryn Mahathey, James Mason, Violet Rogers, Jack Sanders, Bobbie Sanders, Lillian ScHRIMPSHIRE, I LORA ScHRIMPSHIRE, RlCHARD ScHRIMSHER, W ALTER Sciirimsher, Mayme ScHRIMSHER, W II LIE Shelton, Maggie Smith. Kle abetii Smith, Lester Smith, Arne it Smith, Lucille Smith, Robert I HORN BERRY, . 1A RGA R El Taylor, Raymond Tipton, Albert Thompson, Aubrey Troclen, Bernice Troglen, I-orene Pucker, Mildred Pucker, Mary Usrey, Pherman Wilkes, Kvelyn Wilkes, W 11.LI AM West, Dolly Watson, Ossie Woodard, Sam Yell, Vernis Young, Pint Massey, Kvelyn Meadows, Kdward Michael, Frances Morbury, Norbett McCarver, Dome McDonald, Henry Ford McRay, Verbon Mulligan, James Mitchell, Addie Mae Newby, George Oldfield, Mildred Oldfield, Grady Oldfield, Walter Osbourne. Ki.mer Porter, Lois Price, Mattie Mae Pulliam, Lester Quick, Charles Rawls, Ruby Rice, Kdward Ricketts, William qiie BRADLEYEAN Singleton, Virginia Sciikimpshire, Buford Smith, Maxine Smith, Luther Staden, Odelle Stevenson, Ethel Adams, Effie Allen, William Archer, Gladys Baker, Elsa Baker, Elizabeth Beck, R. W. Bridges, Troy Baucom, Oscar Baucom, Wilburn Brandon, Claud Brandon, Mildred Brewer, Charles Brewer, 1 della Brown, Elizabeth Burgess, Roy Burks, Leonard Cantrell, Denver Cantrell, Lizzie Cleveland, Bessie Claunch, Monroe Cobb, Richard Collins, Earl Collins, Elsie B. Covington, Helen Creek, Allene Davidson, Mary Davis, Marie Day, Evelyn Adams, Joe Adams, James Anderson, Paul Archer, William Baker. Dale Baker, Elizabeth Bertus, Roi.land Bishop, Doris Black, Ardie Mae Bowling, Cecil Brabham, Annie Pearl BRAZELTON, LOUISE Brock, Maggie Bryan, Buford Brosemer, Cleophas Burger, Clarice Bussell, Carrie SwiNFORD, ElLIE Taylor, Edna Eari. Tate, Earl Teague, Flora Tucker, Lou Ella Uttley, Lillian Cooler, Frank West, Ella Mae Wilkes, Opal West, William West, Ford Wilder, Ruth SECOND GRADE Dixon, A. Z. Driver, Nadine Earl, Myrtle Elmore, Elbert Elmore, Emma Elmore, Howard Elmore, Joe Easley, Horace Faulkner. Lema Foster, Elizabeth Gamble, Dallas Gibbs, Marion Gill, Elizabeth G LASSCOW, E LIZA B ETH Glasscow. Thurman Green, Hazel Griffin, Clarence Guschkk, Walter Guthrie, Lames Halcomb, Henry Halcomb. Leona Hamby, Elmer I Itnes, J. E. Hunt, Gordon Hunt, Emmit Hunt, I)essie Johnson, Ethel Johnson, Leon Jones, Virginia Justice, James King, Lloyd Lambert, Joffre Landers, Jessie Mae Lawson, Earnest Layne, Gracie Lehman, Eugene Lehman. L. D. Locke, Gilbert Mahathey, Francis Majors, Vera Marks, Vernon Marks, Joyce Masey, L. D. Meeks, Myrtle Mitch el, W. G. McCarver, Flora Mae McCarver, Evie Lee Neil, Hattie Mae Osborne, Willie Parker, Flora Parker, Gertrude Parker, Juanita Parker, Earnest Price, Clara Price, Lois Quinn, Ruby THIRD GRADE Carthen, Minnie Mae Church, W. T. Cowen, Florence Cunningham, Margie Esslinger, James Franklin, William Gibbs, Evelyn Golden, Clarence Guinn, Dewey Ellen Hamby, Sallie Mae Haynes, Levona Hunt, Hollice Johnson, Dorothy Jones, Maggie King, Johnnie Lambert, Charles Lem ley, Eddie Lemley, Freddie Lem ley, Ruby Leach, Clifford Locke, Mary Lowery, Alvin Majors, Mary Suf. Malone, Doris Manning, John Melton, Thomas Miles, Ernest McCarver, Lillian McClure, Earl Oldfield, Mable Parker, Clara Mae Parker, Virginia Porter, Jessie L. Pulliam, Jane Woodard, Leona Williams, Oaklin Winkles, Earnest Lee Wood, Horace Wallace, Zora Young, Carl Rawls, J ewel Rogers, Clayton Russel, Oliver Sanders, Loraine Scott, Majorie Schrimsher, Henry Shafer. Edith Shafer, Evelyn Shelton, Jam'es Singleton, Louise Smith, Alyona Smith, John Smith, Carl Swinford, William Swinford, Flossie Mae Summers, Thomas Taylor, Ethel Taylor, James Teague, Hermon Thornberry, Fred Vaughan, Flora Mae Vines, Dorthy Walls, Dorthy Ward, Fred Winkle, William Wilkes, Mildred Yell, Lois Reagan, Georgia Russell. Bessie Saunders, Ralph Schrimsher, Pauline Smith, Floyd Smith, Denny Smith, J. W. Stephenson, I -awrence Summers, Li ra Mae Teague, Mildred Vines, Viola West, Ruth Wilhoite, Grace Williams, Lois Wiseman, Hazel Womack, Mary V c The CRADLE YE AN o FOURTH GRADE Archie, Lena Brandon, Ruby Banks, Bassell Caldwell, Margaret Campbell, Margaret Cantrell, Oble Caine, James Church, Brooks Collins, James Dobbs, Raymond Dobbs, Li ra Fann, James Fitch, Ernest Ferrell, Barbara Foster, Nathan Gibbs, Mildred Gibbs, Edna Gill, Willie Graham, Maud Guinn, Mary Hearlston, Myrtle Hicks, J. D. Hines, Rosa Hood, Herbert Hood, Lorene Hunt, Frank Kay, Dorothy Marks, Emmett Melton, Floyd Meeks, Gladys Marberley, Claude McMurtrie, Floyd Miles, Herman Marberley, Orile Ortner, Dee Farm ley, Weldor Potter, Dorille Price, Annie Laura Price, Grace Ransom, Jesse B. Revis, Eva Lena Rogers, Ralph Schrimsher, James Singleton, Nolen Singleton, Howard Singleton, Thelma Smith, Lela Mae Utley, Louise Wallace, Paul Westbrook, Lester Wilson, Raymond Wilson, Alex- fifth GRADE Allen, Johnnie Allen, Nara Archer, Thelma Archer, Tom Archer, Dave Barnes, Lela Bell Baucom, Hazel Berryhill, Orval Bibles, Mary Bohaman, Willard Brandon, Luther Brown, Hazel Brown, Tomie Buckelew, Silver re Byars, Lester Caldwell, Edna Mae Campbell, Albert Cantrell, Mary Ethel Church, Robert Covven, Annie D A V E N PO RT, C LA U I) E Davidson, Maurice Esslinger, Mildred F err el, Mattie Fitch, Alberta Franklin, Chester Green, Sarah Griffin, Lawrence Gill, Clara Guthrie, Jasper Harper, Dimple Haynes, Isabelle Haynes, Floyd Herron, Wennie Herron, Vennie Herron, Myrtle Hicks, Kthei. I Ioi.comb, Gordon I Ioi.comb, Thelma Hyatt, Ollie Ingram, Chester Johnson, Helen Johnson, Estelle Lanier, Mae Will Lanier, Mildred Lehman, Scharlene Lindsey, Damon- Marly, Willard Massey, Ethel McCarver, Lloyd Money, Jack Morrison, Robert Myers, Taylor Neill, Buford Farm ley, Henri etta Potter, Melvin Potts, Leo Quick, John- Quick, William Rawls, Richard Rector, Elmer Revis, Lee Revis, Paul Roach, Enola Sparkman, Edith Smith, Lillian Smith, Charles H. Stevenson, Lester Taylor, George Treece, Irene Tripp, Lillie Toon, A. I). Toon, A. Z. Yen fable, Lillian Walker, Odie Wallace, Fannie West, Jewel Williams, Lillian Wilson, Ora Mae Womack, Janie Bafford, Durward Banks, Carlton Bledsoe, Klgan Bolin, Rachael Bolin, Irene Black, Eddie Bridges, Mildred Brown, Arnel Cloud, Louise Covington, Walter Crabtree, J essie Craig, Tommy Davis, Gordon I)earman, Robert Dai.y, Thomas Daly, George SIXTH GRADE Kllktt, Harry Ellett, Charlie K.li.ett, Grace F.SSI.I XGER, IA RG A R ET Esslinger, Pauline F.mmerson, Lillian Fanning, Pauline Foster, Bertha Green, Eva Glasgow, Fuse Mae Giles, Lorene Graham, Ross Guschke. Pauline Higgins, Wilma I Iollf.y, Gaby Hornbuckle, Mattie 11oward, Alice I Iicks, Cecil Johnson, Cari. Johnson, Nf.i.lie King, Hollis Kirkland, Ci.ara Mae Faster, Wilburn- Lee, F.dward Marks, Dave Lee Mai.one, Merle McCarver, James Miller, Jodif. Maysl, Alice Nelson, John Oldfield, Edward Oldfield, Grace Odelle, James Reavis, Pauline Rector. Ohm hr Russf.ll, John I). Sanders, Pauline Seal, F.arlene Smith, Annie Sanders, Roberta Summers, Palmer Taylor, Thomas Taylor, Alvie 'Pravis, Clayton Treece, Bee Treece, Frances Wilkes, Minnie 35 o� ' o cIKe CBRADLEYEAN PLAYGROUND SCENES 36 TKe «RADLEYEAN FOOTBALL C. G. MEDLEY, Coach Bradley has laid her foundation for a successful season next year in football. Few appreciate the difficulty of building a team from entirely new material, and our Coach is to be highly commended for the results of the past season. WILLIAM GIBBS, Fullback With an earnestness and zeal which characterizes him, he captained the team as best it could be captained. As for his individual playing, we sincerely believe him to be one of the best players of his position. EDWARD OSBORNE, Quarterback Too much credit cannot be given Ed. He takes part in various sports; and if our judgment is worth anything, he will continue to shine when he leaves this school. Ihe 03RADLEYEAN FOOTBALL HOWARD RUSSEL, Tackle Howard is a steady player, with exceeding: ability. We are expecting to hear from him again next year. DAVID MADDOX, Guard David is eager to learn, and the kind the Coach and fans like to see make good. An- other man sure to be seen on next year’s team. JOHNNIE WOODARD, Halfback Johnnie was always willing to learn, and he developed into a dependable man. We are looking to his greater success in the future. GRADFORD GRAHAM, Guard Gradford is a first-year man who has developed into a player with plenty of ability and fight. The BRADLEYEAN FOOTBALL RAYMOND GIBBS, Center Raymond is a ball snapper with ample aggressiveness; a smooth, steady player. He was given his chance and made good, putting forth a splendid brand of football. JOE WOMACK, Guard He is one of the most valuable football players that ever donned a Bradley uniform. The team would have been lost without him, and how he stood all the knocks he did and yet remained throughout almost every minute of play is still a mystery to us all. HOLLIS KIRK, Guard He was a hard man to move in the middle of the line. Hollis has plenty of pep, and that’s what it takes to win. EARL HARPER, End This gentleman has plenty of speed, and he displays it in his position at end. He’s a hard plunger, goes through the opposition as though he was mad at them. 39 criie BRADLEYEAN FOOTBALL VIRGIL LOVILL, Halfback It has always been a question with us as to what makes Kid such an effective football player. Possibly the vicious expression he has on his face when watching the opposing player has something to do with it, but we believe a more logical reason is the fact that lie puts “all he’s got’’ into every play. FRED DRAWHORN, Halfback One thing that had to do with making of a Bradley football team this year was the small, fast backfield man. This job was given to Fred, who proved to be one of the best. RAYMOND TODD, End A tall, rangy lad who filled an end job nicely. He rips through the opposing line and downs his man for many a loss. MALVERN CLOPTON, Tackle Malvern is an excellent tackle. When it comes to blocking, he is at home. 40 ‘The 03RADLEYEAN BASKETBALL TEAM BASKETBALL RESULTS Bradley 42 Rison 12 Bradley 13 Toney 6 Bradley.. 25 Rison 11 Bradlev ----- 15 Huntsville High 22 Bradley. 19 Pisgah 23 Bradlev 27 Athens Aggies.. . 6 Bradlev 20 Bridgeport. 11 Bradlev . . 17 Athens Aggies. 5 Bradley 19 Bridgeport _ 28 Bradlev.. 14 Monrovia.. 18 Bradley 17 St. Bernard . . 10 Bradley . 12 Decatur 14 Bradlev 15 Cullman 26 Bradlev 20 Falkville 30 Bradley. 18 Rison 17 Bradlev. . 41 St. Bernard 16 Bradley ....... 20 Falkville 19 The CRADLE YE AN JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM BASKETBALL RESULTS Bradley___________________________________ 24 Bradley 17 Bradley____________________________________ 20 Bradley 9 Bradley p Bradley............ .. .................26 est Huntsville 17 Huntsville High____________________________ 19 Harvest................................... 22 Walnut Grove 6 Pulaski Pike________________________________ 17 West Huntsville 17 0 The CRADLE YE AN B • BELOW: WINNER OF COUNTY JUNIOR TRACK MEET ABOVE: BASEBALL TEAM frhe ‘ERADLEYEAN f tm Mm M Ou tko toumMSat r-S xCcMTc t Jiss tSamCum MMfDffMmmfoMm 00££i SM tlTM (fflM fauna toozut-Cu xn £CMsenSfiea(-i o£Ci m« Jttt tBMOi-GmO Ruth IfaiMU-ftoWARD BASKETBALL TEAM 44 TKe CRADLE YE AN TKe «RADLEYEAN ABOVE: CLASS CHAMPIONS BELOW: HIKERS’ CLUB (IKe BRADLEYEAN 49 The TSRADLEYEAN ABOVE; BOY SCOUTS BELOW: GIRL SCOUTS CAMP 0 TKe «RADLEYEAN ABOVE: LIBRARY BELOW: BOYS’ B CLUB The TRADLEYEAN ABOVE: MUSIC DEPARTMENT BELOW: EXPRESSION DEPARTMENT cUie ‘YRADLEYEAN ABOVE: SCHOOL ORCHESTRA BELOW: FOLK DANCING 53 TAe BRADLEYEAN ABOVE: ART CLASS BELOW: MECHANICAL DRAWING The T3RADLEYEAN ABOVE: DOMESTIC SCIENCE BELOW: MANUAL TRAINING o The CBRADLEYEAN 56 FEATURES JOE WOMACK Most Representative Student MILDRED GRAHAM Most Popular Qirl T lo K EDWARD OSBORNE Most Popular Boy VIRGIL LOVILL BERNICE COBB Most Courteous Boy Most Courteous Girl LENA RUTH MANNING Most Purposeful NELLIE GREEN Unaffected dwlwiu l'pfi,? 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I9Z� BRADLEY SCHOOL EXHIBIT AT MADISON COUNTY FAIR Winner of First Prize SCENES FROM THE ANNUAL PLAY, “PAUL REVERE” fIhe Q3RADLEYEAN o 65 The q3RADLEYEAN The BRADLEYEAN ABOVE: LOVING CUPS WON BY SCHOOL BELOW: VOCATIONAL BUILDING STATUE OF LIBERTY LEFT BY CLASS OF '27 COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AGENT'S HOME MERRIMACK’S SPRING SCENES FROM MERRIMACK MILL YARD o The CRADLE YE AN ABOVE: OVERSEERS OF MERRIMACK MANUFACTURING COMPANY BELOW: OFFICE FORCE 77 fRie (BRADLEYEAN 78 TRe «RADLEYEAN o • ABOVE: JOE BRADLEY BAND BELOW: MERRIMACK BASEBALL TEAM o The BRADLEYEAN 80 (Ihe BRADLEYEAN 0' COMMUNITY FAIR EXHIBIT 81 AUTOGRAPHS LAWRENCE AND COMPANY 24 Thomas Street - New York, N.Y. 89 Franklin Street - Boston, Mass. Export Department 24 Thomas Street - New York, N.Y. Selling Agents MERRIMACK MANUFACTURING CO. Huntsville, Ala. Lowell, Mass. RSJWSHSWmOTSSJHWWWWSl' White Swam Laimdry FAMILY LAUNDRY SERVICE Thrift Wash ..................6c a pound Soft Wash ....................7c a pound Rough Dry.....................8c a pound Family Finish................18c a pound Phone 871 I. D. Dillard W. D. Dillard J. C. BROWN SON DRY GOODS AND SHOES GROCERIES AND FEED FRESH MEAT OF ALL KINDS West Huntsville, Ala. PHONE 646 1876 1929 McAitielly Hardware Co, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HUNTSVILLE. ALABAMA iiiiiiiMitiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiHiiiimimiiiHii HARDWARE—MILL SUPPLIES PAINTS—SPORTING GOODS iiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiMiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiMii McAnelly Hardware Co, Capital. $100,000.00 EUGENE R. GILL. Prcsidt.il “We offer you our services backed by more than fifty years of successful effort. Agents for BELLE-CAMP CHOCOLATES ................................. Registered Prescriptionist imiHHiiiiiiiimmiimimiiiiiiimiiiiimiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiMiiiniiiiiiiiiiimuiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimii Lowest Prices, Quality Considered a Lr V. 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TEXTILE WRENCHES PIPE, VALVES 8 FITTINGS WILLIAMS WRENCHES LIME NAILS CEMENT PLASTER WALLBOARD ROOFING PAINTS OILS ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT, GUNS AND AMMUNITION HUNTING CLOTHES. FISHING TACKLE The Hutchens Company Wholesale-Retail HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA Lone Distance Telephone 1 1 Local Telephone 12 MONEY ® « « If you have money to burn, keep it in the house, hidden in the closet, in the cellar, or under the carpet, where it may be lost or stolen: but if you want to keep it safe, where it will always be ready for you when you need it, and will earn you four per cent inter est, deposit it in our bank. Huntsville Bank Trust Co, Capital, $100,000.00 J. B. WOODALL. President R. H. GlLLAM. Cashier The Acorn Stores, lee® ALWAYS DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE What You Get by Buying at the Acorn Stores Lower Prices — Every Day On Everything Due to Our Unlimited Buying for Cash Only and Our Enormous Cash Sales No So-Called Special Sales Ever We Operate Stores Throughout the United States Start Today — Trade the Acorn Way How much Humidity and Why? o • 'O: ARIZONA MAINE How much humidity is a question of location, building construction, power consumed and air change. If the customer will decide what condition he wants, the problem becomes OUR. r engineer Not a salesman’s promise, but a matter of fact; of how much evaporated water is necessary. If it is not thought desirable to accept our data, the custo- mer’s engineer can figure this out. The value of a humidifying equipment lies in its proven (I said proven) ability to evaporate a definite amount of water as, when and if wanted. We not only guarantee to evaporate this pre-determined definite amount of water but no contract of ours is complete until it is proven to the satisfaction of the customer. J Parks-Cramer Company Engineers Contractors Industrial Piping and Air Conditioning Fitchburg Boston Chnrlott© raWSJW5JW2!KWW5JWS2W52WWSJWS2WWSJS2WWWWW5JWW5HWS2WSJSJ5?S Boyce W EA VERS Knotter More than 40,000 in daily use throughout the world This Advertisement is accompanied by our sincere wishes X ,7 for the continued success of your splendid Institution, jf MILL DEVICES COMPANY, Inc. GASTONIA, N. C. 5252525252S25H5HSB5E52S2S2525?5252525aH5Z5a2S2SH5H5H525E5252SH5ES2SH5E5HSH525252525252S2S2SE5E5?52S2SZ525252S2SHSES25?a Himtsville Ice Coal Co The Texas Company HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA What makes OIL “better oil”? Highest refinement. Purity. Fullest resistance to heat and wear. A perfect flow in any weather. And no hard carbon! Texaco Motor Oil meets those requirements. There is a grade for every type of car—and every grade is full-bodied. TEXACO MOTOR OIL Clean, Clear, QoIden Compliments of Atlanta, Ga. iiHiiiiiiiinniiiiiiiiMimiiiiiiiiMMiiiiiiiiiii. C. R. MERRITT, Representative Compliments Ring Traveler Company Providence, R. I. Charlotte, N. C. ............................... iiiiiiiiiimmiimimHimimiiihiiiiiiiiiimimmiiiHiiiiiiimimimiimiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiH..... S A Victor Traveler I for Every Need rv ?iiuiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiininiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiniiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiitiniiiHiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMHiiiiiiiinmiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. E make and carry in stock over 7,000 different sizes and styles of Ring Travelers and Twisters to j l fill every need in your mill. In just one particular are they alike —that is, they are of the highest quality humanly possible to produce. When you need travelers in a rush telegraph or telephone our nearest office. Better yet. never allow your Victor stock to run low. For the benefit of our cus- tomers and in order to in- sure prompt service, we are carrying a large stock of travelers in Gastonia. N. C.. and also an emer- gency stock with Mr. B. F. Barnes, in Atlanta. Ga. f Victor ]R:iimg Traveler Company 20 Matthewson Street PROVIDENCE. RHODE ISLAND Southern Agent A. B. CARTER Room 615. 3rd National Bank Bldg., GASTONIA. N. C. Southern Representatives: A. DEWEY CARTER.........................................GASTONIA. N. C. N. H. THOMAS............................................GASTONIA. N. C. B. F. BARNES. Jr................. 520 Angier Ave.. N. E.. ATLANTA, Ga. Any of our representatives will be glad to receive requests for samples of Victor Travelers which we furnish FREE. We are the Pioneer Spindle Straighteners and Flyer Balancers of the South Dixie Spindle Flyer Co. Charlotte, N. C. Overhaulers and Repairers of SPINNING AND CARD-ROOM MACHINERY Specialties: Spindles straightened and re-pointed. Flyers repaired and balanced. Steel Rolls renecked and refluted. Card-Room Spindles retopped. Pressers furnished. We Buy and Sell Flyers. Prompt service. Prices reasonable. We congratulate you.. the students of the JOE BRADLEY HIGH SCHOOL that you have this op- portunity to develop your NATURAL TALENTS. If Edison had practiced Law. he would never have enriched the world with his inventions, but fortunately he developed his natural abilities and became a great inventor. Decide what you can do best and DO IT. James Smpply Co. Chattanooga, Tenn. S252525HS2SH5H52525252525H5H5252SZS2525H52S2525E5H525H525ESH5252S2SB5R5BS2S2S2525Z5HS2S25252525HS2S252S2S2SE525G SS2WS2252S2MOT52WWS2 DILWORTH LUMBER COMPANY PHONE 178 UR business is to sell building material and help you to make your business better. Hence your success is reflected toward us. Therefore, a mutual desire exists from which the public benefits. We work together for the public good, and your and our reward is their con- fidence and esteem. What could be better? We solicit a share of your business and can assure you that we carry the best quality of the different grades and kinds of building materials, and will assist you without any charge to you to estimate or plan your work. Our Yards Are Located on North Church St. at Depot €€ Compliments of a Friend 99 Guard Yourself We know that danger lurks everywhere. It is part of life. It goes without saying that we could stop railroad accidents completely by abolishing the railroads and stop automobile accidents by prohibiting the manufacture and use of automobiles. But society will not pay the price. A person who has such a fear of disease that he will neither eat nor drink is not as well off as though he took all the chances of normal living, even under very unsanitary conditions. Life then resolves itself into a matter of balance, of adjusting ourselves to live in the best way, recognizing the dangers which surround us. Live, work and play, but always have in mind the hazards which accom- pany every form of activity. You can guard yourself against them if you will only think safety! American Mutual Liability Insurance Co. Automobile and Workmen's Compensation Insurance Title Guarantee Building BIRMINGHAM. ALABAMA Congratulations And cRest cWishes To THE Class of 1929 «iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimn May this and all future classes realize and appreciate the oppor- tunities offered them by this splendid institution, the Joe Bradley High School, whose high standards and ideals are so liber- ally supported by the Merrimack Manufacturing Company. IIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMlinillUHl M. A. LAND Textile Representative Westinghouse Electric 8c Mfg. Co. 426 Marietta Street Atlanta, Ga. Manufacturers of High Grade ROLLER SHEEP and CALF Southern Representatives MR. W. G. HAMNER MR. RALPH GOSSETT MR. B. C. PLOWDEN Gastonia. N. C. Greenville. S. C. Griffin. Ga. Produce the Best Yarn You Must Use the Best Leather Steady Worker Wins Recognition atm m OIL Vi. MODERN TEXTILE LUBRICANT USED IN MOST MILLS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY It has always lubricated steadily because it has always stayed in bearings, and off goods. Our exclusive process makes NON-FLUID OIL remarkably adhesive while retaining perfect lubricating quality. Send or text book, “Lubrication of Textile Machinery■ New York New Jersey Lubricant Co. Main Office: 292 Madison Ave., New York Works: Newark, N. J. LEWIS W. THOMASON. Charlotte, N. C.. Southern Agent WAREHOUSES: Charlotte. N. C. St. Louis. Mo. Atlanta. Ga. Chicago, III. Providence. R. I. Detroit. Mich. Philadelphia. Pa. Houston. Texas ! Costumes 1 For All Occasions “Better Costumes for Less99 is more Than a slogan -It is a Reality. Send for Catalog Hooker-Howe Pays Trans- portation HOOKER-HOWE COSTUME CO. 46-52 Main Street HAVERHILL. MASS. WORLDS LARGEST COSTUME MAIL ORDER HOUSE RHOADS LEATHER BELTS FbrTexiile Mills Rhoads Tannate Leather Belting COR such drives as pictured here few. if any. • belts equal Rhoads. The rugged strength and long life of Tan- nate Belting, its flexibility and unusual grip make it particularly efficient on small pulleys, high speed drives or where the load fluctuates. Tannate Belts are now made with water- proof cement and the Rhoads Watershed Treat- ment without extra cost to you. J. E. RHOADS B SONS Atlanta Store. 88 Forsyth St.. S. W. Philadelphia. New York. Chicago. Cleveland Factory and Tannery. Wilmington. Delaware ; Q ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MICHELLS SEEDS Everything for the Garden, Farm, Lawn and Greenhouse Catalog Free. 518'516 MARKET StPHILA. WHY NOT USE “H. F. L.” LOOM PARTS AND KEEPTHOSELOOMS RUNNING H. F. LIVERMORE CO. 20 LINDEN ST. ALLSTON, MASS. Andrews Loom Reed and Harness Works Compliments of Planters Warehouse Storage Co The “Big” Store A. W. WHITE. Manager Get HAPPY COW FEED from Your Merchant MAKES COWS CONTENTED Huntsville Decatur Brokerage Co, METCALFE TAILOR CLEANING PLEATING 107 WASHINGTON STREET The Fun of Making Candy at home There’s great fun making candy at home with Karo. It’s sure to come out good because it’s so easy to make. And anyone who makes it is always proud, because the whole family likes it. And Karo candies not only cost so little but they’re really good for you. For Karo contains a large amount of the energy food element called Dextrose. As your doctor can tell you, it is Dextrose which furnishes the fuel and energy to your body. The Blue Label and Red Label are equally rich in nourishing Dextrose. Try This Recipe for Karo Fudge 3 cups granulated sugar 2 cups light brown sugar y,) cup Karo Red Label Zi pound nuts 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 Zi cups milk 1 tablespoon Mazola Z teaspoon salt Mix brown and white sugar thoroughly, add Karo. milk. Mazola and salt. Cook until it forms a soft ball when dropped in (old water. Remove from fire, add flavor- ing. and let stand until cool. Beat until creamy, pour into pan oiled with Mazola and cut in squares. H2SE5HSHSHSZS2SH5JSBSE5H5HSHSHK5HSH52SE5ES2SJSH5HSHSZ52SHS252SHSS2SHSESH2S25HSESH525JS2EESHSHSHS2SHSHS25 a D � ■ ■«■—M—« � f H' • • 111 III 11II1111II1111111II11111111II111111111 I I 11 I I 11 I 111 I 11 f 11 1111111 I I I ■ I i 1111111II111 M 11 111 11 III IIII IIllllllllllI Illi IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHI11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Compliments of the Atlanta Harness Reed Manufacturing Co. ATLANTA, GEORGIA iiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i in miiliiii iiiiiimmi iiiiliiiiilliiiiiiiilliiiiiniiiiilliiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiicfliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim •i i ■ II—M—II' ISSESJS2SZS2525ZSZ5?525H52S2S2S2S252SJS2S25ZSHSESJS2SH52S!5ZSESE5HSHSHSHS25H5H5HSHS2SESHSUJWSE5HSJSHSJSHSa525eS2SHS2SEi'3 ?S25Z5 5Z5H5252S2525H52S25252525H5E525H525H525HSB5E5E5 5?S2SZ5252525HS2S252S2S2SZ525252525S52SHSHSH5H5 52S25252525252525?3 uttcibtSdbcbdbdbdbdbdKbdHW Whitm Machine Works Established I8il WHITINSVILLE. MASS., U. S. A. Manufacturers of the Following Machines: COTTON MACHINERY Cleaning Opening Conveying Distributing Picking Revolving Flat Cards Sliver Lap Machines Ribbon Lap Machines Combing Machines Drawing Frames Roving Frames Spinning Frames Spoolers T wisters Reels Quillers Loom Dobbies Filling Winders COTTON WASTE MACHINERY Cotton and Woolen Systems Openers Pickers Willows Card Feeds Roving Frames Full Roller Cards Condensers Revolving Flat Cards Derby Doublers Hard Waste Machines Roving Frames Spinning Frames Spoolers T wisters SILK MACHINERY Ring Twisters Winders WOOLEN MACHINERY Mixing Pickers Tandem Feeders Automatic Feeders Automatic Stock Conveyors Ceiling Condensers Card Feeds Metallic Breasts Woolen Cards Tape Condensers Wool Spinning Frames T wisters WORSTED MACHINERY Cone Roving Frames Ring Twisters Cap Twisters Cap Spinning. Bradford System Ring Spinning. Bradford System Flyer Spinning. Bradford Svstem ASBESTOS MACHINERY Mixing Pickers Automatic Card Feeds Breaker and Finisher Full Roller Cards Rings Hank Clocks Magiath Clutches Camel Back Feeds Derby Doublers Flyer Twisters SUPPLIES Spindles Roll Spreaders Condensers Spinning Frames Ring Twisters Rolls Flyers Bunch Builders Charlotte, N. C. Atlanta, Ga. ! I JHSH5HS2S2S2S25252S25H525?S2S252525ES25Z52525252S2S252SH52S252S25252SHS2SZSHS25HSH5H525E5E525252SE5H52525252SZb'J !5E5E5H5H525H5252S2525252S2S2525252SH525HS2S2S2525E52525H52S2S25Z5252S2S25Z525H52S2S2525er Compliments of The Mutual Life Insurance Co. OF N. Y. Oldest in America E. I. TAYLOR. District Manager Ice Cream and Creamery Co. TELEPHONE 418 Do. W holesale GRAIN AND FEED DEALERS WANTED AT HIGHEST MARKET PRICES Poultry. Eggs. Hides, Furs. Wool. Wild Roots. Scrap Iron. Metals. Rags. Sacks. Books and Magazines; Scrap Auto Tires. Tubes. Batteries and Radiators. Tennessee Poultry Hide Co. ?20 Washington St. ■■The Old Reliable Phone 662 Geron Lumber Company Meridian Street. HUNTSVILLE. ALABAMA COMPLETE STOCK BUILDING MATERIALS Cotton Oil Company MANUFACTURERS OF IIIIIIIHIIIHIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIWIMMIIIHMIIIIHHIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIII COTTON SEED j PRODUCTS I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiimniiiiii HUNTSVILLE. ALABAMA iMMiiniiiMiniiiiiiiiiiiiiii R. W. Young, Manager Real Printing Monroe Printing Company COMMERCIAL PRINTERS Specialists in Office Forms and Color Printing for Local and Foreign Advertisers MEMBER MON-ROZE MARK j White Star 0 oj Cooper Bakery 1 H. F. Anderson. Proprietor I Kream Krust Cooper pi and gj Pullman Bread |jj Made with Milk OUR ATTORNEYS c] Whole Wheat Bread iimMimiiHiiiimniiiiiini $ Telephone 281 The Friends of Our Teachers | 100 Per Cent Pure and Pupils HUNTSVILLE. ALA. ' r pU Womack’s Drink i Funeral Joe's Jumbo t Home Soda Water AMBULANCE SERVICE {8 Bottled only by | Telephone 68-J CheroCola 8{ 406 Madison Street Bottling Co. HUNTSVILLE. ALABAMA Joe Foster. Mgr. 8 r 5 5ZS EKWWW5H5d5d5dSdS2SdSdS2Sdhdbd5d5d5 ii goqqooqggcgggggggggugcuguggggd SSESE5H5E5HSJSHSE5H52SH52SH5HSHSE5HSaESHSESHS25ESESe52SHSHSJSESE5ESE5ES2S25H5HS2SJSHS2S; gsz iZSKS52HHH5252S2S2S2SZSIHS2SZ5Z5252S252S2HSE£Z WSJS252SES2S2S2S25L:2SJS2S2S3e5JW£?S2S32S2WS2S2Wg 1 £) _ ! 1 DEMIS I 1 -o Compliments [a jjj HAfiC 1 : 1 UAM5 S. H. Kress I 1 I Co. 5- 10-25c Store 1 IMPORTERS OF BURLAP MANUFACTURERS OF BURLAP. PAPER AND COTTON BAGS c] Join Today 1 and D c Compliments of CENTRAL CAFE Start a Savings Account! We paid 8% on Savings in 1928 and should earn greater dividends in 1 929. I 1 West Clinton Street We Invite You to Become a Member 1 I Phone 295 Huntsville 1 Building Loan 1 Association SE5HSH52S25Z52S25E52S2S2S25H5E5Z5Hi'ZSH52SH5H5HS25ESH5H5H52_Z5HSo Cyclone Fence for Mill, School, Estate, Home Built of All Copper-Bearing Steel, Then Galvanized CYCLONE FENCE COMPANY Factory and General Office, WAUKEGAN, ILL. DISTRICT OFFICES: ... -P. O. Box 1044 P. O. Box 1917 P. O. Box 1, Sta. O 1227 Washington Ave. Charlotte, N. C. Atlanta, Ga. Cincinnati, Ohio St. Louis, Mo. Kindly Mention When Trading With OUR ADVERTISERS OUR SUPREMACY IN THE SOUTHERN YEAR-BOOK FIELD IS THE RESULT OF PERSONAL SERVICE THE CAPITOL ENQRAyiNQ COMPANY Hat had more than twenty yean of successful nptricnct in Year-Book Dnigninl and Enframing. TK«y are recognised at the leaden in the creation and production of the better clatt of annual . Their experience, equipment, corpt of artittt, designer and engraven are entirely at your disposal Capitol Enqravinq Co. 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