Joe Bradley School - Bradleyean Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1931 volume:

- CLASSES HE BRADLEYEAN 193 1 VOLUM€ NIN€ X PUBLISHED BY TH€ STUDENTS OF JOE BRADLEY SCHOOL, MERRIMACK HUNTSVILL€ ALABAMA FOREWORD Into this book we have tried to transcribe the achievements of the year 1930-1931, so that in after times when we read this volume of the Bradleyean we may relive the happy days of the ideal comradeship and call to memory the scenes so dear to us. I CONTENTS CLASS€S ATHLETICS FCATURES ACTIVITIES COMMUNITY f JOE BRADLEY SCHOOL JOSEPH J. BRADLEY. JR. Agent of the Merrimack Manufacturing Company X E. F. DuBOSE Principal HN 0. BROADWAY ASS T. PRINCIPAL SCIENCE BESSIE. CURETON home economics MRS. J.J. SPARKMAN ENGLISH FLORENCE. PETTUS HISTORY WARREN C.MOORE VOCATIONAL DEPARTMEni •RUTH FARRAR. EXPRESSION COACH-SIXTH GRADE ' KATHERINE VOGEL ASSISTANT MUSIC . Mildred wens FIFTH GRADE JENNIE MAIWETT FIFTH GRADE SALLIE MA£ NAMES THIRD GRADE LOUISE STRICKLAND IWRD RA DE-GIRLS FHWICAI 0) RECTOR LUCILL MCG££ FOURTH GRADE MA8LE. HUGHES N0RIN£ RICi LINA B.VENABLE FIRST «TRADE FIRST GRADE-ART SEC 13. E TA R.Y FACULTY SNAPSHOTS WILLIAM BROWN Garden Prize. ’29: Vice President of Mary Bradley Society. '30. '31; Bkadi.kykan Staff. ’30. ’31; Treas- urer of Mary Bradley Society. '30: President of Mary Bradley Society. ’31: Secretary of Athletic Club. ’30. William Brown has been a most successful Manager of the Annual and has made the honor roll each month: however, this hasn't kept him away from the Y. What is the attraction? We are expecting William to be an honor student in college. BROOKS CARDEN Football. ’29, ’30: Basketball, ’30. ’31: Orchestra. ’29. ’31; Secretary of Class. '31; Treasurer of Thoron Society, ’31 ; President of Public Speaking Club. ’31 ; Junior Syncopators, ’29. Brooks is full of pep and has an inexhaustible store of wit and humor, but most important of all is hris ability for playing the mandolin, which has made him an important member of the school orehestra. WILLIAM GIBBS Medal for High Jump and Broad Jump. 27: Basketball, ’27, ’28, ’29. ’30: Baseball, ’27. 28. ’29. 30: Broad Jump. ’28; Junior High Scholarship. ’28; Best All-Round Boy. ’28; Athletic Prize. ’28. ’29; Treasurer of Thoron Society. ’28 ; Glee Club. ’28; Captain of Football. ’29. ’30; Captain of Basketball. ’28, 29. ’30: Pres- ident of Thoron Society. ’29, ’30, ’31; Manual Training Prize at County Fair. ’29; Most Popular Boy, ’31; Won Noojin Medal for Declamation. ’30 : Captain of Baseball. ’28. ’29. ’30. William is a boy that can always be depended upon for anything that is to be done, whether it’s making touchdowns or taking tho leading part in a play. He is liked by every one in school. You can easily see that, because the students elected Cowboy” the mast popular boy in school. Just look at his list of honors! EARL HOLT President of Senior Class. ’31 ; Baseball. ’29. ’30. ’31 : Prize on Wood Collection. '29 ; School Orchestra. ’29. ’30. Earl never takes anything too seriously. Happy-go-lucky fellow—that’s Earl. He is noted for hris witty jokes, and can always be counted on if there’s music at the Hall. Earl believes in the old saying: “Hurry- ing does not always save time.” AUSTIN JENKINS Football, ’29, '30; Baketball. ’30. ’31; Junior Syncopators. ’29; Orchestra. '30, ’31; Treasurer of Junior Class, ’30; Treasurer of Senior Class. ’31: Treasurer of Mary Bradley Society. ’30. ’31; Mary Bradley Chorus. '30; Baseball Manager. ’31 : Sports Manager, ’31 Austin is noted for his serenading with his guitar ; he is also a good musician in the school orchestra, although while playing he never forgets his Lonesome and Blue” in Springfield, III. She often thinks of him. too. We shall miss Austin in the school orchestra next year. SENIOR III MAYBURN NEIL Baseball. '30: Basketball. '27. '28 ; Glee Club. '27. '28: Football. 30 81. Joco” is a wow when there is a dunce on hand. He also likes all kinds of sports, because h • has made a Rood record for Bradley Gamecocks’ this year. We wish for him much success. JESSIE PATTERSON Cheer Leader. ’29, '30: Orator of Mary Bradley Society. ’30: Public Speaking Club. ’31: Baseball. '30; Tennis, ’30. '31 ; Football. '30 ; Archery. 30. Jessie is Mr. Moore’s right-hand man. and a valuable member for the Miry Bradley Society. Although not too noticeably bad in class, hv has certainly added to our store of prank ., and many a «lay would have passed without a laugh if Jessie had not b cn near. His wittincss and unfailing good humor will long be remembered. ESTHER RI1TI.F.DGF. Garden Prize ’27: Cooking Prize. '29: Basketball. '27. '28: Volley Ball. ’27. '28: Tennis, ’29. ’30. ’31: Secretary of Expression Club. ”29: Secretary of Mary Bradley Society. ’30. ’31: Won Expression Club Contest. '29. ’30. .... , , . Esther has been our class comedian. She takes a great part in all the plays. Is she popular ? Well, you can see for yourself when you look at the feature section. Esther loves her school and is loyal to it. She is willing to work in the library or help out any way shv can. BERNICE SMITH Glee Club, ’27. '28: Secretary of Class. 27; Sewing Prize. '29: Cooking Prize. ’29: Music Prize. ”29: Singing Prize. 29: Secretary of Thoron Society. ’29. '30; Vice President of Thoron Society. ’30. '31: Or- chestra. ’29. '30 : Tennis. '30 : Volley Ball. ’29. ’30 : Baseball. ’28. ”29 ; Archcry. ’30 ; Thoron Chorus. ”28. ’29. ’30; Scouts, ’30. . , , ,, B mice has plenty of music in her bones. She like- to dance and sing her blues away. Every one in school likes Bernice. She has been a great worker for the Thoron Society, and we will miss her lots. MAGGIE WALDROP Cooking. ’30 : Sewing. ’30 ; Volley Ball. ”29. 30; Tennis. ’29. . Maggie is quiet and studious, but -.ays she just can’t learn history. We do not know for certain, but it has bet n hinted that there is a certain young man in town that is responsible for her dreamy disposition. When we think of Maggie, we think of Esther. This pair will be greatly missed next year. JAMES WRIGHT Manual Training Prize, 29: Mechanical Drawing Prize. ’30; Football. ’31 ; President of Junior Class. '30. James, as the quietest and most dignifud member of the Senior Class, hras been proved to be dependable and efficient. He easily captures the prize each year in the Manual Training Department, and seldom misses getting a prize each week from Mr. Byrnes. James has learned that to be silent is more wise than to chatter. p SENIOR II IRMA BAKER Favorite Expression: “Be your age. Hobby : Basketball. Ambition : To be a physical director. ODELLE BRAZELTON Favorite Expression: “Okay.” Hobby : Playing ball. Ambition: To grow taller. GLADYS BRAZELTON Favorite Expression : “I don’t know.” Hobby : Keeping quiet. Ambition: Keep that schoolgirl complexion. MILDRED BRAZELTON Favorite Expression: “Aw heck!” Hobby : Swimming. Ambition : Swimming director. JUANITA BROCK Favorite Expression : “The ole haint.” Hobby : Sports. Ambition: To teach school. EFFIE BURKS Favorite Expression : “Come on. Nub.” Hobby : Sports. Ambition: To be a nurse. GRADFORD GRAHAM Favorite Expression: “I don’t care.” Hobby: Sports. Ambition: To get through college. W. E. HINES Favorite Expression: “You have my tender regards.” Hobby : Tennis. Ambition: To be an author. RUBY KNIGHT Favorite Expression : I have my Latin.” Hobby : Movies. Ambition: To teach Latin. ED KNIGHT Favorite Expression: “Sure ’nuff?” Hobby: Laughing. Ambition : To be a comedian. BEATRICE MARTIN Favorite Expression : “Come here. W. E.” Hobby: Reading. Ambition: To quit school. LOVENA MOSS Favorite Expression: Let’s go home.” Hobby : Riding with Buster. Ambition: Home Economics teachir. LOIS McCLURE Favorite Expression: “Where is Juanita?” Hobby : Giggling. Ambition : To get a beau. 4 18 SENIOR II ALTON NEWBY Favorite Expression : “(Io on now.” Hobby: Pitching horseshoes. Ambition : To finish college. HUBERT PARTON Favorite Expression : “Ah.” Hobby : Preparing his lessons. Ambition: To be a professor. ONIES PRIEST Favorite Expression : “Sho’ baby !” Hobby: Basketball. Ambition: To be an army officer. CECIL RANEY Favorite Expression: Cut it out.” Hobby : Playing the clarinet. Ambition : To be a band director. HELEN SCOTT Favorite Expression: “Where is Ruby?” Hobby : Eating. Ambition: To get thin. ELIZABETH SPECK Favorite Expression: Pshaw! Hobby: Basketball. Ambition : To be a physical director. MILDRED STEVENSON Favorite Expression : “Ah ! Hobby : Movies. Ambition : To be a stenographer. ARLIE STEADMAN Favorite Expression : Sure ’nufT.” Hobby: Reading the paper. Ambition : To be a naval officer. ESMOND TAYLOR Favorite Expression : Get out of the way. Hobby: Agent for Chattanooga Times. Ambition: To be a dentist. HAROLD TIPPS Favorite Expression : “Ah, quit!” Hobby: Eating hot tamales. Ambition : To be an aviator. RAYMOND TODD Favorite Expression : “Ada from Decatur.' Hobby: Staying on Pike Street. ♦ Ambition : To be a football coach. RUTH VENABLE Favorite Expression: Great goodness!” Hobby: Dancing. Ambition : To travel. 19 SENIOR I ALBERT ALLISON EVERETT BEVELL THOMAS BROWN RUTH CLOPTON CLIFFORD CAGEL BESSIE CHURCH EVELYN COOK MILDRED DURHAM EARVIN EUBANKS THELMA FANNING LOUISE GATIS ROBERT HOLLINGSWORTH EARL HARPER MURRELL JONES INEZ KENNEDY VIOLET LEHMAN JOHN RIDDLE DIMPLE TUCKER OLIVE WILKINSON EARLEEN WARD NEWMAN WARD 20 JUNIOR III GEORGE ARCHER NELLIE ARCHER SUSAN ARCHER JESSIE BROCK CLARRICE BISHOP CARRALINDA ESSLINGER OWEN ESSLINGER GEROMA HARBIN BROOKS HENSON BUNNIE IRVIN BROOKS JOHNSON EDNA HENRY KIRCUS DORTHEY LEHMAN LINDSEY KATHRINE PACK VIOLET PULLIAM HOWARD RAINEY NEITA RIGGINS ARMENTA SIBLEY MARGARETT WILKES JOHNNIE WOODARD JUNIOR II LOIS BAKER EDDIE BLACK ELGIN BLEDSOE CHARLIE ELLETT MARGARETT ESSLINGER PAULINE ESSLINGER PAULINE FANNING BERTHA FOSTER ROSS GRAHAM CECIL HICKS EARNEST LEE JACKSON ETHEL KIRCUS LILLIAN KNIGHT MERLE MALONE JOHN NELSON NANNIE BOB SCOTT CHRISTOPHER SPURLOCK HOWARD WILDER GORDON SINGLETON CLAYTON TRAVIS MINNIE WILKES 22 DAVE ARCHER RUTH BURGER MILDRED ESSLINGER GRACE ELLETT WINNIE HERRON ESTELLE JOHNSON LEO POTTS JOHN RUSSELL LESTER BYARS ETHEL CANTRELL DIMPLE HARPER ETHEL HICKS NELLIE JOHNSON HOLLIS KING LILLIAN SMITH GEORGE TAYLOR GEORGE DALY CLAUDE DAVENPORT V1NNIE HERRON MYRTLE HERRON GRACE OLDFIELD FRAZIER PENDERGRAFT A. D. TOON A. Z. TOON LILLIAN VENABLE JANNIE WOMACK V VC-1 The BRADLEY LAN 1931 £ ABOVE:FOURTH GRADE BELOW: THIRD GRADE 25 TKe BRAD LEY EAN'1931 £ TKe-B RAD LEY EAN T9 31 SIXTH GRADE Battles, Sarrkll UArcoM, Mabi.k BACCOM, Hazel Bibles, Mary Brandon, Luther Bullard, Dorothy Campbell, March ft Cantrell, Marjorie Cantrell, John Allen, Annis Baker, Dale Banks, Basal Biggs, Hilda Black, Ardie Mae Blair, Florence Bowling. Cecil Brandon. Rcby Brazelton, Louise Brock. Maggie Bryant. Buford Bcrgkr, Clarrici Champion, Zei.ma Anderson, Paci. Archer. James Adams. I of. Adams, James Baker. Elizabeth Buktis, Roland Berry, Karl Bisiiof. Doris Braham. Pearl Brosmer, Clophae Archer, Gladys Arrington. Dotiiam Balky, Cynthia Baker, Klsa Baker, Klizabeth Brkwe� , Charles Bridges, Troy Cleveland Fred Day, Kvelyn Dixon, A. Z. Kasely, Horace Chcrcii, Brooks Clacnce. Robert Cowi n, Annie KcBANKS, I.II MAN FaNN, I AMES Ferrell, Mattie Fitch, Alberta Fitch, Earnest Cowan, Florence Ferrell, Barbara Foster, Natham Fowler. Ozeli.a Green, Margaret Gkieeith, Mattie I’. Harrison, James Haymes, Levon a Hkarlston, Myrtle Hicks. J. D. King, 'I hern eon Kirkcs. Nell Rose Chcrcii, W. T. Chcrcii, Uvinell F.sslinger, James Franklin. William Golden, Clarence Gcinn, Dewey Rllkn Lambert, Joferf.f. Laten, Katherine Leech, Clifford F.i.more, Everett Faulkner, Lena Gibbs, Evelyn Glascow, Thermas Green, Hazel Hall, Edward Hapvf.y. Sallie Mae Honk. Veomimf. Hi nt, Dessik Justice, James King, Johnnie Franklin, Chester Gibbs, Kdna Gill, Willie Green. Sarah Graham, Maude Griekin, Lawrence Goodwin. Portia Hood, Lorenf. I.ambkrt. Charles Lanif.r, Russell Landers. Louis Lemi.ey, Rcby Marks, Emmitt Mklton, Thomas Melton, Floyd McMcrtrik, Claude Oldfield, Mabel Ortnkr. Dee Pane, Maggie Farm ley, Weldon Lock. Mary Lowery, Alvik Majnor, Edith Malone. Doris Mazey, J. D. McBride, Dillard Myers, Mary Sit: Newby, Ethel Parker, Clari Mae King, Loyd Lehman, L. D. Marbcry, Orisi.e Marks, Joyce McClcre, Earl Meeks, Myrtle Mitchell, W. G. Parke.r. Gertrude Price, Lois Rogers, Clayton Rcssell, John Oliver Hunt, Frank Lehman. Schari.enf I.insey, Damon Majors, Dona Massey, Ethel McCarver, Loyd Meeks, Gladys McKee, Thcrston Potter, Darrillf. Rodgers. Ralph Rowe. Annie Mae Singleton, Nolan Summers, Lcla Mae Teague, Mildred Wiliioitk, Grace Williams, Lois Winkles, George Winkles, Howard Wiseman, Hazel Parker, Virginia Pulliam, Jane Russell, Bessie Sanders, Ralph Smith, J. W. Troylkn, Ona Westbrook, I.ester Wilkes, Violet Womack. Mary Scott, Marjorie Sharp, Orvai. Smith, Loyd Stevenson. Lawrence Summers, Thomas Thompson, Garnett Cpton, Heflin Vaughan. Flora Mae Wilks, Mildred Winkle, William HIGH FIFTH LOW FIFTH HIGH FOURTH LOW FOURTH Allf.n, James Allen, William Bank, Minnie Baucom, Wilburn Beck. R. W. Blair, Edith Brewer, I della Burks, Lenard Burgess, Roy Cantrell, Denver Champion, Ralph Creek. Aline Davis, M rik Driers. Nadine Elmore, Jof. Elmore, Emma Gill, Elizabeth Glasgow, Elizabeth Griffin, Ci.arfnce Gutiirey, James Hunt, Emmit Johnson, Ethel Jones, Virginia King, Lois Landers, Jp.ssie Lehman. Eugene I.ockk. Gilbert Maiiathky, Francis Marks, Vernon Majors, Vera McCarver. Eva Lee McCarver, Flora Maf Ne ll, Hattif. Parker, Juanita Singleton, Louise Smith, Alvona Smith, John Spurlock, J. P. Vines, Dorothy HIGH THIRD Alexander. Louise Allen. George Archer, Mildred Archer, Rubye Biggs, Muriel Brandon. Freddie It rock. Mildred B rockett. Frank Brosmkr. James Cagle, Eugenia Cagle, Berthkna Church, Ellen Claunce, Monroe Cobb, Laura Bell Cowan. Charlie Cruse, Mildred Daly, Shelly Davidson, Mary Earle, Myrtle Elmore, Odklli Esslincer. Grady Fisher, Howard Foster, Annie Pearl Foster, Elizabeth Hicks, Howard Hornbuckle, Laura Mae Hunt, Gordon, Jr. Jackson. William Johnson, Leon K KNNEDY, J UNIOR King, Kathryn Lang, Grace Lindsey, Majorir. Lowery, Clara It. McDonald. Henry Ford Meadows, Edward Micheal, Frances Minor, A. W. Mitchell, Addie Parker, Eugene Price. Elya It. Rampenthal, Martha Rice, Edwards Ricketts, William Simms, Jack Singleton, Virginia Smith, Carl Smith, Maxine Statom. Odells Tvi e. Karl Tucker, Lou Ella Utley, Lillian Vogler, Frank Wagne Mary Wii.ks, Opal Woodard. Leona 27 v f£ TKe B RADLKYLA N 19 Adams, Effik Bailey, Nki.uk Bkam. Gurley Brewer, Iona Brkwrr, Kathryn Brooks, Lindsey Cam i bell, Kllkn Cantrell, Ai.van Cooke, Sadie Crews, Grady Cruise, Flora Baker, Chester Lee Baker, Helen Bolin, William Bridges, Howard Cagle, Owf.na Cantrell, Robert Cantrell. Mike Carlyle, Elizabeth Church, Mary Cleveland, Bessie Cooke, Leona Day, Joel F.lmork, Owen Esslincer. F.mmat Foster, Kathrini Fowler, Melvin Fultz, Ralph Allen, Ruby Allen, James Bartley, Carlous Bartley, Lenord Buktims, Roscoe Bradford, Virginia Brocks, Lois Brooks, Klmer Campbell, Iris Campbell, Dortha Cowin, Lorkkk Crabtree, Howard Davis, Dawson Davis, Carl Adams, Clift Adams, Willie Allen, Maude Alexander, Edith Arrington, Rosie L. Atchley, Clearance Atchlf.y. Lilly Baker, Claybourn Belcher, Eugenia Bolin, Curtis Black, Maybelle Brewer, Louise Bridges, Doris Brooks, Olen Brooks. Ruby Cagle. Raymond Campbell. Eugene Carlyle, Oreai.ni: Champion, Roscoe Cloud. Earl Cook. Mattie Cook. Thomas Crabtree, Morgan Crick, Loyd Crick, Howard Burks, Hollis Cantrell, Sammy Carter. Fred Crick, Richard Cruise, Norman Elmore, Maudib Em buor, M bltom Faulkner, Furnoilk LOW THIRD Ksslincer, Lucy Mae Eubanks, Marvin Feii.ds, Rather Mae Franklin. Ozellk Graham. Kawleigii Guinn, Rub ye Hall, Evelyn Hayes. Edna Hunt, Ruth Kilpatrick, Edward King, Dorothea Lanier, Mary Mahathky, James Marks, Kathryn Maples, Lindsey Massey, Evelyn Miller, 11. S. Neal, Flora Mae Neille, Virginia Oldfield, Mildred Pulliam, Lester Quick, Charles Rawls, Jewel Rawls, Mildred Sanders, Lillian Scrimpshire, Mamie Smith. Luther Stratton. Harry Swinford, Ellis Waggoner, Ruth Wi st, Ella Mae Wilder, Ruth Young, Carl HIGH SECOND LEHMAN, EDWARD Lehman, Mary Lock, J. II. Malone, Eleanor Majors, Eria Makerky, Norbf.rt McBride, Hazel McCarver, Borise McMurtrek, Marcarktt Neill, Harold Newby, Melvin Oldfield. Walter Osborne, Elmer Owens, Annie Mae Parker, Edward Parker, Mabel LOW SECOND Earls, John Elmore, Fowler Faulkner, Troy Franklin, Ira Gamble, Lillard Golden, Howard Gooch, Roy Brown, Katherine Greek, Willie P. Green, Thomas Guyer, James Hearlston, Hortis Hicks. Ben- Honey. Clara HIGH FIRST Jackson, Nina Jones, Hazel Massey, Trinton McCarver, George Moneyham, T. J. Nf.wby, George Newby. Lee Roy Oldfield, Cecil Oldfield. Grady Ortner, Marcarktt P KN D K RG R A FT, H E R It K KT Potter, James Rkagf.n, Carl Price, Ruth Ransomk, Reuben Sciirimsher, Willie P. Scott, Elizabeth Simms, Minnie Smith, Lucillf. Smith, Arnf.tte Tate, Vera Sue Ticg, Flora T HO RNBUXC, M A RG AR ETI Waldon, Lance Wilkes. Evelyn Winkles, Earnest Lee Yell. Bernice Young, Carl Young, Pint Green, V irginia Green, William Griffin, Loyd Gurtiirif., Thelma H AY NES, J. B. Hambrg. Kenneth Hendrix, Wyonia Heron, Marice Hollingsworth, Ilenk Hunt, Beulaii B. ackson, Grady ohnson. Ruby .anier, Ben Lanier, Inez I.anier, Howard Law-son. Lottie Nell Daley, Thkadork Day, Gf.raline Day, James Durham. J. C. Edwards, Eva Elmore, Dow Elmore, Chalif. Elrod, Robert Emory. Mary Epps, Eva Ksslincer. Alice Foster, Marie Foster, Earl Fowler. Beulah Franklin, W. G. Gamble, Lillie Mae Glascow, Helen Gooch, Harold Guinn, Vedkth Guthrie, Louise Haymes, Cleva Henson, Troy Hicks, Clyde Hillis, Paul Hollingsworth, Lois Hunt, Vancile King, Earl King, Kathleen King, Howard Lawson, Junior Lawson, Vernik Lemley, Ruffas Lindsey, Louise Lock, Gladys Lock. Mary Katherine Lowery, Martha Ellen Major, Elma Marbrky, Nolen McMurtrie, Laura Melton, Charles Miller, Dorothy Minor, Audrey Minor. Akphn Musgrove, William Newbyj 1.udf.u. Newby, William Newby, Sarah Lois Parker, Viola Perkins, Lily Rf.ctor, Lynn Sciirimsher, Walter Smith, Lester Smith, Louise Taylor, Layman Taylor, Loyd Tucker, Mary Tucker. Mildred USEURY, HlLDRKD Useury, Thurman Watson, Ocie Wilkes, Ira Winkles, James Perkins, David I iiii.ips, Robert Rampkntiial, Dagmer Reagan, Wilma Rice, Kenneth Riggs, Clarence Russell, Howard Russell, Margarf.tt Russell, I. B. Simmons, Robert Singleton. Edna Slayton, Tula Mae Smith, Robert Smith, Naomi Smith, Helen Smith, Douglas Smith, Margie Sparkman, Julia Ann Sparkman, Violet Spugle, Gary St. John, Thurman Story, Odell Stovalle, John Dee Wilkes, Fred LOW FIRST Ferrill. William Green, Robert Hayes, Goldie Lemley, Edward Marks, Emma McCarver, Edward McCarver, Luther Nf.ill, Esther Ruth Newby, Lois Nix, Opal Mae Osburnk, Eula Osburnk, Beulah Parker, Mary Perkins, Joe Rousseau, Jack Shafer, Howard Sharp, Odis Smithson, Elizabeth Sutton, Herman VVilhkarte, Margrktt Wilkes, Wallace Winkles, Mei.vis- 28 ATHLETICS TKe B RAD LEY LAN 1'9 HU FOOTBALL o COACH MEDLEY It in a difficult job to coach football, basketball, and baseball in one year of nine months, and do justice to them all. but this is just what Coach” is equal to. With untiring efforts he took over the Basketball Sque.d at the close of the football season and formed a hard-fighting, courageous five to represent Bradley on the floor. He is always able to instill into his men courage, ability, and clean fighting. Coachr is well liked and fought for by each of his teams. WILLIAM GIBBS, Captain (Fullback) Hail our Captain ! Cowboy” was one of the most popular captains that has ever led our team into battle. He has no superiors at bucking the lines ; he could always be depended upon for a substantial gain. The opposing team thrat made a yard through our line when he w’as backing it up could count itself lucky. We regret that he will not be with us next year. OKIES PRIEST (End) Onies turned out to be one of the best ends Bradley has ever had. He was the most successful and reli- able pass receiver on the team. Although a one-year man. Onies played like a veteran. He will be with us again next year. RAYMOND TODD (Guard) Hinky” was a clean sport and hard fighter. He was an able guard, and will undoubtedly take that posi- tion next year and hold it down creditably. TKe BRAD LEY E A N “T9 31 £ v v ----------■ FOOTBALL AUSTIN JENKINS (Tackle) Austin played his tackle position this year in grand style. His fighting qualities and determination made him a great year. This was his last year playing for Bradley School, and he will be greatly missed by the ,,Gamecocks.” GRADFORD GRAHAM (Haj.fback) Football is “Buger’s” favorite game, and, therefore, he plays it well. He is a dashing halfback, who made a specialty of passing. He will be back with us next year for a bigger and better season. MAYBURN NEIL (End) “Joco” always came up to the expectation of the team. He was very steady and sure. The punts and passes were few which were able to get around Mayburn's end. This was his last year to play with the •Gamecocks.” BROOKS CARDEN (Guard) Brooks’ greatest pleasure was to get in and fight for J. B. S. He was a terror on the field, but no bet- ter fellow can be found than Brooks. Sincere regrets follow his departure, and every wish for his success. 30 TKe“ BRA D LE Y E A N 19 31 FOOTBALL GEORGE ARCHER (Tack lb) George has been for two years one of our most loyal, dependable, and hardest scrappers. He was always ready to give ’em all he had. EDDIE BLACK (Halfback) Eddie is a plunging halfback, noted for his blocking ability. Eddie will be back and undoubtedly gain greater recognition in the future. JOHN RIDDLE (Cbntrr) John played his second year in the pivot position, and always gave his best. His passes were made withr uncanny accuracy. A bulwark of strength on defense. John proved himself to be a football player of the highest caliber. JOHNNIE WOODARD (End) Johnnie’s fine work as end made him invaluable to the team. He is a first-class player, who will be back with us next year, and should be a continual threat to the opponents. 31 V Vf' The BRADLEYEAN T931 THOMAS BROWN (Quaktkrback) Thomas is a natural-born quarterback, who displayed wonderful judgment at all stages of the game. He showed his ability as a player, although this was his first year on the team. ALTON NEWBY (Tacklb) “Marbletop” is an ideal tackle, who puts everything into the game and fights gamely to the last down. He is a man to be depended upon at all times. HOWARD WILDER (End) Howard's work t end was of the highest type, and his spirit and cooperation have always been a decided factor in the success of the team. We predict a great future for Howard. HENRY KIRKUS (Halfback) Henry is one of the mainstays of the team. This stocky lad won every one's admiration by his hard blocking. 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DR.CAGRATT • Olf?eCT6R OP WPLFARe M mmw DENTIST flRS.H.HALMBERG NURSE MRS.H.R.PARhCR NURSE B R AD LEY EA N T9 31 i 61 The BRAD LEY E A N 19 31 ABOVE: THE SCHOOL AUDITORIUM AND COMMUNITY PICTURE SHOW WHERE TALKING PICTURES ARE ENJOYED THREE TIMES A WEEK BELOW: THE COMMUNITY FAIR ABOVE: MERRIMACK BAND BELOW: MERRIMACK BASEBALL TEAM The B RAD LEY EA N 19 31 £ EVENING CLASSES ABOVE: LADIES’ COOKING AND SEWING CLASS BELOW: TEXTILE CLASS 64 � ii MICHELL’S SEEDS 5I8'5HSMARKET StPHILA ffiEinjg Everything for the Garden, Farm, Lawn and Greenhouse Catalog Free. Phone 60 Goodrich Silvertown, Inc “One Call Does It AH' GOODRICH SILVERTOWNS Free Road Service Cyclone Fence for Mill. School. Estate. Home BUILT OF ALL COPPER BEARING STEEL. THEN GALVANIZED CYCLONE FENCE COMPANY Subsidiary of United States Steel Corporation Factory and General Office. WAUKEGAN. ILL. DISTRICT OFFICES: Charlotte. N. C. 305 E. Fifth St. Cincinnati. Ohio P. O. Box 1. Sta. O Atlanta. Ga. 101 Marietta St. St. Louis. Mo. 1 227 Washington Ave. Birmingham. Ala. 1922 14th Ave.. S. T. M. Jones J. w. Jones R. T. BAUGH Jones-Baugh Cotton COTTON Huntsville Alabama Rhoads T annat e W ater shed Leather Belting rews Loom-Heed and Harness Works Spartanburg, S. C Those Who Desire the Best in Loom Equipment Wc have it be it a heddle. a frame, a reed or any other part of the harness. And each is a masterpiece. Send for a copy of ou Hand Book on Loom Reedt Southern Plant j-j 621 E. McBee Ave. tec Greenville, S. C. llVvldL� Send for Catalog Hooker-Howe Pays Trans PORTATION HOOKER-HOWE COSTUME CO. 46-52 Main Street HAVERHILL. MASS. WORLD S LARGEST COSTUME MAIL ORDER HOUSE Costumes For All - Occasions iM •Yjj Better Costumes Qjl for Less is more V fr; Than a Slogan — jlT m It is a Reality. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx x____________________________ x x X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X W W W W V V W W W W W Vif Vif V Vif Vif Vif V f W V� f W «X X X X X X X X X X X Teach the Boy How to BUILD Send Him to DILWORTH LUMBER CO. for the Materials PHONE 178 Guard Yourself We know that danger lurks everywhere. It is part of life. It goes without say- ing that we could stop railroad accidents completely by abolishing the railroads and stop automobile accidents by prohibiting the manufacture and use of auto- mobiles. 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 our- selves to live in the best way. recognizing the dangers which sur- round us. Live, work and play, but always have in mind the hazards which accompany 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 Martin Building BIRMINGHAM. ALABAMA WHIT IN TEXTILE EQUIPMENT There is a Whitin machine for every preparation purpose. In addition, we maintain a large supply and repair department to insure 100% service on every Whitin machine in use. Whitin customers are urged to avail themselves of our service and engineering help. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx x x X X X X X 8 8 8 8 8 x X X 8 8 x X X X X X Cleaning Opening Conveying Distributing Picking Revolving Flat Cards COTTON MACHINERY Silver Lap Machines Ribbon Lap Machines Combing Machines Drawing Frames Roving Frames Spinning Frames Casablancas Long Draft System COTTON WASTE MACHINERY Cotton and Woolen Systems Spoolers Twisters Reels Quillers Loom Dobbies Filling Winders Openers Pickers Willows Card Feeds Roving Frames Mixing Pickers Tandem Feeders Automatic Feeders Automatic Stock Conveyors Cone Roving Frames Ring Twisters Cap Twisters Mixing Pickers Automatic Card Feeds Camel Back Feeds Rings Hank Clocks Roll Spreaders Full Roller Cards Condensers Revolving Flat Cards Derby Doublers Hard Waste Machines SILK MACHINERY Ring Twisters WOOLEN MACHINERY Ceiling Condensers Card Feeds Metallic Breasts Roving Frames Spinning Frames Spoolers Twisters Winders Woolen Cards Tape Condensers Wool Spinning Frames Twisters WORSTED MACHINERY Cap Spinning, Bradford System Ring Spinning, Bradford System . Flyer Spinning, Bradford System ASBESTOS MACHINERY Breaker and Finisher Full Roller Cards Derby Doublers Flyer Twisters SUPPLIES Magrath Clutches Spindles Condensers Spinning Frames Ring Twisters Rolls Flyers Bunch Builders WHITIN MACHINE WORKS ESTABLISHED 1831 Whitinsville, Massachusetts, U. S. A. Charlotte, N. C. Atlanta, Ga. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Said the Old Spinner: 9k Fifteen year ago. I found oul about Victor Ring travelers. Since then I've clwayt used Victors no other kind for me. ever.” Try them! A post card request from you will bring free samples. Victor Ring Traveler Company 20 Mathewson St.. Providence. R cOM PAjjj Southern Agent A. B. CARTER 615 Ird Nat. Bank Bldg.. Gastonia. N. C. IMPORTERS OF BURLAP MANUFACTURERS OF BURLAP. PAPER AND COTTON BAGS South� n Representatives: A. Dewey Carter Gastonia. N. C. N. H. Thomas Gastonia. N. C B. F. Barnes. Jr. 520 Angier Ave.. N. E., Atlanta. Ga. Compliments National Ring Traveler Company Providence, R. I Charlotte, IN. C X 8 2 x 8 s 2 x X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 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, Qolden VWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWVWWVWWWWWWWWWW ,, Tv L vV v L O O if J5 II II II II II II II qd 1 p ql gp II II II gp an II an an an '’S A °a A A r A °S Ax 888888888888888888888 8888888888888888888888888888883 Energy value K ARO has about twice the energy value cf eggs and lean heef, weight for weight. In every ounce of Karo there are 120 calories. This means that Karo is not only a delicious food — hut an energy-giving food. And Karo supplies high muscular energy immediately — no digestive effort is required as in the case of many staple foods, which cost more money. Serve lots of delicious Karo to the entire family — espe- cially the children. Keep them all strong, healthy and happy. DEUICIOU S ON HOT BISCUITS Atlanta Textile Supply Co. OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA (One of the McLeod Companies) Wish for the Joe Bradley High School continued success in every department. Service The Most Important Thing When Ordering Mill Supplier Here’s the Proper Address Carolina Supply Company GREENVILLE. S. C. We Catty Largest Stork of Textile Mill Supplies In the South Also Full Line of Electrical Supplies We Park Carefully And Ship Promptly The Young Vann Supply Co. BIRMINGHAM. ALA. INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES HEAVY HARDWARE Specializing in Machinery. Equip- ment and Supplies for Mills. Mines. Furnaces. Contractors. Textile and Industrial Plants of all kinds. Send Us Your Orders and Inquiries W. W. NEWMAN COMPANY Specialists in Merrimack Cotton Huntsville,Alabama xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ' e t X 2 2 x x 2 2 xc )e( 2 2 2 2 3s( 2 2 2 x x X Womack’s Funeral Home Ambulance Service TELEPHONE 68-J 406 Madison Street Huntsville, Alabama G. R. MAPLES SHEET METAL WORKS Cornices. Skylights. Ventilating Roofing. Gutters Jobbing Promptly Attented To Agents for Torrid Zone Furnace East Holmes Street Phone No. 474 1876 1931 McAnelly Hardware Co, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HUNTSVILLE. ALABAMA Hardware — Mill Supplies Paints — Sporting Goods McANELLY HARDWARE CO. Capital. SI00.000.00 EUGENE R. GILL. President We offer you our services backed by more than fifty years of successful effort. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X __ : Compliments of the Atlanta Harness Reed Manufacturing Co. Satisfactory Service Since 1919 ATLANTA, GEORGIA Compliments of Southern Belting Co. Atlanta, Georgia u C. R. Merritt, Representative Compliments of National Adhesives Corporation Sizings and Finishes for Every Textile Purpose § iL 820 GREENWICH STREET NEW YORK. N. Y. 3BC X X X 8 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X This space is given by the Henderson National Bank in the interest oj education. $ The Henderson National Bank Huntsville, Alabama $ For Strength and Service X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 8 x 8 xc 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 x 8 x x X 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 x x X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X xxxxxxxxxxmxxxxxmmxxxxxxmxx WWWWWWWWVWVWVWVWWWWWVV WV v V WWWWWW C □ Cp cp Cp Cp Ce Ce CP Cp Cp CE Ce Ce Ce Ce Ce Ce Ce Ce Ce Ce Ce Ce Cp Ce Ce Ce Cp Ce Ce Ce X ------------------------------ X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X jsgjgB . Compliments of Huntsville TYPEWRITERS SOLD — RENTED REPAIRED Local Agency UNDERWOOD and ROYAL Portable and Office Machines Bizness Equipment Co.’ Phone 71 Gas Co. Grady Crunk Monager Compliments of — Compliments of Dr. Dr. Milton Carl A. Grote Anderson X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X We are Exclusive Distributors for LET US ESTIMATE YOUR PAINT COSTS NOOJIN HARDWARE SUPPLY CO. WHOLESALE RETAIL XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX X X J. C. Brown Son DRY GOODS AND SHOES GROCERIES AND FEED FRESH MEAT OF ALL KINDS X X West Huntsville, Ala. PHONE 646 X Drink MARVEL It’s Marvelous SEMINOLE BOTTLING COMPANY CHAS. WHITESIDE Manager Compliments of I. Schiffman Company x X X 8 S 8 x 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 x x 8 x x x COMPLIMENTS OF F. A. BYRNE Today is a. short journey across the Isthmus of Now. Tomorrow is the unknown land of Never. The time to find happiness is in the “Now,’’ not in the “Never! X --------------------------- x H. C. BLAKE Plumbing, Heating —and— Electrical Wiring Phone 148 Huntsville, Ala. S. S. Fletcher Company COTTON Huntsville, Alabama, U. S. A. jet x 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 X 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 x 8 8 8 8 8 x 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 )8QB()fi(58()80B08(5s()805(5fi0flCX08080fi()S05()6()8()fi0B(550s05()fi()8()8()8()8()8()8( n____________________________________ - - Bahan Textile Machinery Company, Inc. Patent Attachments and Parts for Textile Machinery GREENVILLE SOUTH CAROLINA )30s030s0s0 30e0e 0 e )8030g0e0s0s 3030e s 0e0e0e )e030e0e08 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx HARDWARE SUPPLIES Plumb Tools Axes, Textile Wrenches Pipe, Valves and Fittings Williams Wrenches lime nails CEMENT PLASTER WALLBOARD ROOFING PAINTS OILS ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT. GUNS AND AMMUNITION HUNTING CLOTHES. FISHING TACKLE UNITED STATES AUTOMOBILE TIRES The Hutchens Company Wholesale-Retail Huntsville, Alabama Long Distance Tel. 11 Tire Dept. 10 Local Tel. 12 X X X X X X X X X X X Gunn Sheet Metal Works All Kinds of Sheet Metal Work Pearless Boiler Iron FURNACES Installed to Standard Code PHONE 840 201 West Holmes Street Compliments of Drs. Walker, Walker Walker Huntsville, Alabama Chaney Company General Merchandise MERRIMACK Huntsville Alabama X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X REG.U.S,PAt.OfF MINOT, HOOPER CO. NEW YORK CHICAGO BOSTON SAN FRANCISCO Selling Agents MERRIMACK MANUFACTURING CO. Huntsville, Ala. Lowell, Mass. (XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Compliments of Tennessee Valley Bank xxnuxnxxxxnnxxnxnnnnnnnunnnnnunn 1ST 5e x X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 4% Quarterly on Savings Deposits “The Big Bank at the Big Building” Compliments of Orgain Coal Company x x X X X X X X x x X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X xxxxxxxxxxnnxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx M. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X - Augusta Cream Sizing Company Manujacturers and Jobbers Disinfectant “Autox” Roach Powders Sizing Cherokee Cleaner Etc. Telephone 2446 p. O. Box 376 1002 Walker Street AUGUSTA........................GEORGIA X X X X X X X. X X X X X X X. X X X X X X. X X X. X, X. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxnxxxxx Compliments of THOS. W. JONES Judge of Probate Huntsville, Alabama TELEPHONE 418 Lyle Brokerage Co. Wholesale Grain and Feed Dealers £ 8 8 8 x 8 8 39C X X 8 x OLD SHOES MADE NEW WE CAN PLEASE YOU Goodyear Shoe Repair Co. 109 Jefferson Street We Have New Heels, Any Color or Shape X X X X MANUFACTURERS OF ROLLER LEATHER Southern Representatives MR. W. G. HAMNER MR. RALPH GOSSETT MR. B. C. PLOWDEN Gastonia, N. C. Greenville, S. C. . Griffin. Ga. To Produce the Best Yarn You Must Use the Best Leather XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX jcf 8 8 8 8 xc xc X 8 8 8 8 8 xc X 8 8 xc xc xc xc 8 xc g X X X X 8 8 8 x X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X V X X X X X X X X SIPSEY COAL X X X X High in Heat—Low in Ash x iiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DISTRIBUTED BY Merrimack Manufacturing Company x Produced by De Bardeleben Coal Corporation BIRMINGHAM, ALA. X A X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Jacoby’s The New Store 1 1 4 N. Jefferson St. Ready-to-Wear, Shoes, Millinery, etc. We Will Appreciate a Part of Your Trade Our Customers Are Our Friends Your Money’s Worth or Your Money Back White Star Bakery KREAM KRUST AND SLICED BREAD Made with Malt and Milk H. F. ANDERSON Proprietor “First with Fashions” Home of Nationally Known and Adver- tised Wearables — Merchandise the Magazines Write About and the Radio Talks About DUNNAVANT’S INCORPORATED 4 Style and Quality Without Extravagance G. W. Jones Sons Fire and Life Insurance Re Sure You Are Insured Office—Franklin Street PHONE 322 X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X WWWWV vwwvv wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamaaaaama A 8 5 )e 0g0s0s0s050s 0e030e0g0g0s030s030g0g0g03 0 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx x 8 8 x x X X 8 x xt 8 x 8 8 x x X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X RED HAT GASOLINE 100% Pennsylvania Oils and Greases Product of Alabama Oil Company of HUNTSVILLE Phone 60 3 Hart, Schaffner Marx Clothing and Nunn-liush Shoes for Well Dressed Men at Fowler Bros. Phones 1 8 and 208 Washington St. at Holmes Everything to Wear for Everybody J. D. Humphrey Sons AND Twickenham Pharmacy The Rexall Stores iMiMiiiHiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiMi Kastman Kodaks, Films and Supplies Let Us Do Your Printing and Developing X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 8 x X X X X X DRINK Huntsville Ice Cream and Creamery In Bottles 5c Co. Coca-Cola Bottlin'; Works J. F. Chambers A onager THE CO-OPERATION SEIBERLING ALL-TREAI) TIRES ANI) TUBES which Merrimack has given to all movements for the betterment of Huntsville is highly ap- preciated by the officers and directors of Seiberling Batteries--Vulcan- izing--Battery Service THE CHAMBEROF COMMERCE CANTRELL TOWNSEND West Clinton St. Phone 878 X X X X X xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx K------------------------------x X X X Joseph Sykes Bros. (American) Inc. E. M. SYKES Preiident D CROWTHER Vice-President H. D. LORD Treat. Gen. Mgr. W. B. PRATT Southern Agent Distributori of the Products of Joseph Sykes Bros. Makers of All Kinds of Patent Hardened and Tempered Steel Wire Card Clothing Reclothing Card Flats and Rewinding Lickerins a Specialty Charlotte, North Carolina P. O. Box 897 BRANCHES: BOSTON. MASS NEW BEDFORD. MASS. CHARLOTTE. N. C. ATLANTA. GA. Telephones: Boston. Liberty 6178 Charlotte. 2-1995 Atlanta. Walnut 7827 New Bedford. 344 Compliments of C. J. Tagliabue Mfg. Co By Edison Counts X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X USE H. F. L LOOM REPAIR PARTS ON FIRST — xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx H. F. LIVERMORE CO 2-20 LINDEN ST. ALLSTON, MASS. pPBHips Foremost OUR SUPREMACY IN THE SOUTHERN YEAR-BOOK FIELD IS THE RESULT OF PERSONAL SERVICE THE CAPITOL ENQRAyiNQ COMPANY Ha bad more tkan twenty year of wccmful experience in Yeer - Boot Designing end Engraving. Tkey ere recognized a tKe leaden in tKe creation and production of tKe better clan of annual . TKeir experience, equipment, corpt of artitt . designer and engraver are entirely at your disposal Capitol Enqravinq Co. jXMH.IU.1M FOURTH AVENUE, NORTH NASHVILLE tfjk Sr:, , tenn. . V I