Joe Bradley School - Bradleyean Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1932 volume:

Published by THE STUDENTS OF JOE BRADLEY SCHOOL, MERRIMACK HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA 3 to re ip ord No greater creasure has man on earth than memories, and no sweeter mem- ories exist for one than those cen- tered around his or her high-school days, and so it has been the aim and purpose of the staff to catch and to instill through the Bradleyean the spirit and atmosphere of life at school in order that these days may be recalled to mind at will by only a glance within its pages. Cor tei t5 CLASSES FEATURES ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES HOME OF THE AGENT OF THE MERRIMACK MANUFACTURING COMPANY MERRIMACK SPRING ell ffl ra dl cpcat) In grateful recognition of the opportunities and encouragement given to us by Joseph J. Bradley, Sr., Ward Thoron, and Herbert Lyman, we wish to express our appreciation for their sincere devotion, their ceaseless efforts, and their untiring service in the up- building of our school and community. IVaad Tmopoa tfitear mass r a UCcit) w----- dOHM O. fa 0AO WAY MJtlJ.8 ClOPTOW AWSTANT-PRINCIPAL SCIENCE MAT M tMATfCS ■ Ot SfaL PHI NCI PAL 8 SS£ CuRiTOM HOME ECONOMICS ClARfNCl l A£S HISTORY - COACH IVaomaj C Aioo u VOCATIONAL DB.Pl MBS. dddPAPKMAM ENG-LI6H Maoy £ssuhg-£ l, MUSIC MtUSB MS l C(r£L UTU fA l lAZ, MaOTHA AlMON MUSIC EXPRESSION COACH-SIXTH G� APE M L OQED WeUS FIFTH GRADE. MaMxAQET 8 SV S FOUR.TM GRAD£ Jennie Hatchett FIFTH GRADED £o ru T iyioAs THIRD GRADE. Qvth Womack SECOND GRADE Adelaide Matthews SECOND GRADE. Ja e Mae Mates THIRD GRADE Mabu Hughes FIRST GRADED SENIOR III ▲ IRMA RAKER Smiliny, sunny, sparkliny. Thoron Society: Assistant Editor of Bradlky- ban. ’31; Editor of BRADLBYEAN, ’32: Vice Presi- dent Senior Class. ’32; Secretary Dramatic Club. ’28; Treasurer Speak-A-Piece Club, ’27: Cooking Prize. ’30 : Sewing Prize, ’29 : Reading Prize, ’28 : Basketball. ’29. '30. ’31. ’32: Girls’ Baseball. '29. ’30. ’31: Girls’ B Club. ’29; Tennis. ’29. ’30. ’31. ’32: Volley Ball. ”29-’32: Archery. ’30-’32: Girl Scouts, '28-’30: Cheer Leader of School. ’30-’32 ; Cheer Leader of Thoron Society. ’29-’32 : Alter- nate Captain Basketball. ’31. '32: Hikers’ Club, ’29: Most Attractive Girl. ’31; Sponsor for Senior Class. ’32. ODELL BRAZELTON Affile, athletic, alive. Mary Bradley Society : Basketball, ’29-'32 : Cap- tain Basketball. ’30; President Hikers’ Club, ’30: Winner of Archery Tournament. ’31 ; Girls’ B Club. ’29 : Cheer Leader of School. ’30-’32 : Mary Bradley Chorus, ’28-’32 ; Cooking Prize. '31 ; Girls’ Baseball. ”29-’31 : Archery. ’30-’32; Volley Ball. ’30-’32 : Tennis. ’30-’32. MILDRED BRAZELTON (lay, ffifted, yenerous. Mary Bradley Society: Music Prize. ’30-’31 : Athletic Prize. ’29 ; Basketball. ”28-’32 ; Girls’ Base- ball. ’29-’30: Volley Ball. 29-’3l ; Alternate Cap- tain Basketball, ’30: Tennis. ’29-’31 : Scouts, ‘27- ’29; Hikers’ Club. ’29: Mary Bradley Chorus. ’28- ’30: Girls’ B Club. ’29: Archery. ’29-’30: Sewing Prize at County Fair. ’29-’31 ; Geometry Prize at County Fair, ’30. JUANITA BROCK C.ooil, gentle, gracious. Thoron Society; Basketball. ’29-’82; Captain Basketball. ’31-’32 : Art Prize. ’29-’31 : Athletic Prize. ’31; Tennis Prize. ’30: Volley Ball. ’29-’32 : Girls’ Baseball. ’30-’32 ; Scouts. ’28-’30; Hikers’ Club, ’29 : Girls B Club, ’29 ; Archery. ’29-’31 ; Sewing Prize at County Fair. ’31 : Art Class, ’29- ’32: Art Prizes at County Fair, ’30-’31. GRADFORD GRAHAM Athletic, active, alert. Thoron Society: Football, ’28-’31 : Basketball. ’28-’32 : Tennis Champion, '31; Baseball. '28-’30; Sergeant at Arms Thoron Society. ’30-’31 ; Presi- dent Thoron Society. '32: Vice President Speak- ers' Club. ’30-’31 ; Most Popular Boy. ’32: Me- chanical Drawing Prize. ’31 : Best Boy Athlete, ’25; Boy Scouts. ’25-’28: Track. ’25-’26: Fair Chorus. ’22-’28; Thoron Chorus. ’28-’30; C. M. T. W. E. HINES Merry, musical, mischievous. Thoron Society: Secretary Thoron Society, ’31: Treasurer Thoron Society. ’32: Secretary Senior Class, ’32 ; Vice President Senior I Class. ’29; President Junior III Class. ’28; Thoron Chorus, ’31; Secretary Junior I Class; Basketball, ’28-’29 ; Tennis, ’27-’32. ED KNIGHT Sensational, spirited, spectacular. Thoron Society : Baseball. ’29-’30 : Football. ’29 ; Volley Ball. '30: Basketball. '30: Tennis. '29: Vice President Thoron Society, ’32 ; Archery, ’80. SENIOR III A RUBY KNIGHT. Wee. winning, winsome. Mary Bradley Society: Valedictorian of Class, 27. BEATRICE MARTIN Calm, content, conservative. Thoron Society: Basketball, ’28-’29: Cooking Prize. 29 : Sewing Prize. ’29 ; President of Class, ’29 : Volley Ball. '31 : Tennis, '31: First Prize on Poetry at County Fair, ’31. LOVENA MOSS Mild, modest, meditative. Thoron Society ; Basketball, ’28-’29 : Tennis, ’29- ’31: Volley Ball. ’29-’31 : Girls’ Baseball. ’29: Class Secretary, ’29 ; Archery, ’31 ; Class President, ’28: Scouts. ’28-’29. LOIS McCLURE ('arefree, cheerful, comradely. Thoron Society : Basketball. ’30-’32 : Girls’ Base- ball. ”29: Hikers’ Club. ’29: Archery. ’31; Tennis, ’30-’31 : Volley Ball. 29 ; Scouts. 28-’29. ALTON NEWBY Calm, considerate, conservative. Thoron Society: Boy Scouts. ’26-’32; Football. ’28-’31 ; Tennis, '26-’32 : Thoron Chorus, ’29-'31 ; Vice President Junior Class, '31 ; C. M. T. C., ’30. HUBERT PARTON Sturdy, stanch, steadfast. Thoron Society : Tennis, 28-’32 ; President Sen- ior Class. ’32: Secretary Junior Class, 31: Amer- ican Legion Medal Winner. ’31 : Assistant Mana- ger Bradi.kykan, ’31 : Business Manager Brai� - LBYBAN'. '32: Track. ’28: Critic Thoron Society, ’31-’32 ; Member Student Honor Board. ’32 ; Most Dependable Boy, ’32. CECIL RANEY Hi lie, happy, hilarious. Thoron Society ; Football, ’29-’31 : Basketball. ’30- ’31; Baseball. ’29-’30; School Orchestra. ’30-’31 ; School Band. ’31-’32; Thoron Orchestra. ’31-’32 ; Tennis. ’29-’32. SENIOR III A HELEN SCOTT Agreeable, attentive, accommodating. Mary Bradley Society ; Critic Mary Bradley So- ciety. 29-’32 : School Attendance Prize. ‘25. 2fi. '27. '28, ’29 : Art Class, '25-’30 : Advertising Prize, ’30. ELIZABETH SPECK Sensible, serious, sincere. Thoron Society : Basketball. ’28-’32 : Tennis. ’30- '32; Archery. '31 : Baseball. '30-’31 ; Volley Ball. ’30-’32; Art. '28-’29 : Vice President Athletic As- sociation. 30 ; Scouts, ’28-’29. ARLIE STEADMAN Honorable, happy, helpful. Thoron Society ; Basketball, ’80-’31 ; School Or- chestra, ’31-’32 ; School Band. ’31-’32 ; Thoron Or- chestra. '31-’32 ; Tennis. ’29-’32 : Boy Scouts. ’25- '32: Member of Student Honor Board. ’30-’32: Sergeant at Arms of Thoron Literary Society. '32; School Track Meet, ’26-’28; Archery, '31; Public Speaking Club. '31-’32 : Advertisement Prize, ’30 ; Art Class, ’27-’30 ; Eagle Scout. ESMOND TAYLOR Witty, teise, worthy. Thoron Society: Tennis, ’30-’32; Volley Ball. '30-’31 ; Carden Prize, ’30. RAYMOND TODD Unhurried, understanding, unassuming. Thoron Society: Football, ’28-'3l ; Basketball, ’28-’32 : Baseball. ’27-'32 ; Tennis. ’28-’Sl ; Treas- urer of Junior Class. '81 ; President of School Ath- letic Association. ’30; Boy Scouts, ’26-’27 ; Cap- tain of Football, ’30; Alternate Captain of Bas- ketball, ’31. RUTH VENABLE Pretty, pleasant, practical. Thoron Society; Sewing Prize, ’28; Cooking Prize. ’29; Assistant Editor Bradlkykan, ’30; Editor Bram.kyhan, '31; Captain Basketball, ’29; Scribe Hikers’ Club. ’28 ; Basketball. ’28-’32 ; Most Attractive Girl. ’31 : Most Dependable Girl, ’32; Member Student Honor Board. 32 ; Scouts, ’32; Volley Ball. 30-’32 ; Tennis. '30-’31 : Girls' Base- ball. '29: Thoron Chorus, ’30-’31 ; Girls’ B Club, ’29 ; Orchestra. ’30-’31. SENIOR II T EVERETT BEVBLL Favorite Pastime: Rolling his eyes. Greatest Ambition.: To be a sheik. Cause of Death: Chemistry. THOMAS BROWN Favorite Pastime: Working in the shop. Greatest Ambition: To be President. Cause of Death: Blushing. CLIFFORD CAGLE Favorite Pastime: Writing letters to his girl. Greatest Ambition: To have curly hair. Cause of Death: Talking too fast. EVELYN COOKE Favorite Pastime: Dancing. Greatest Ambition: To be an Expression teacher. Cause of Death: Love affairs. BESSIE CHURCH Favorite Pastime: Going to the 'Y.” Greatest Ambition: To cook for two. Cause of Death: Looking for (?). RUTH CLOPTON Favorite Pastime: Eating. Greatest Ambition: To grow up. Cause of Death: History. THELMA FANNING Favorite Pastime: Talking to Mayburn. Greatest Ambition: To look neat. Cause of Death: Blushing. LOUISE GATTIS Favorite Pastime: Going to town with Lovena. Greatest Ambition: To be an opera singer. Cause of Death: Walking to school. VIVIAN GOODWIN Favorite Pastime: Studying. Greatest Ambition: To be a History teacher. Cause of Death: Latin notebook. SENIOR II T EARL HARPER Favorite Pastime: Playing: ball. Greatest Ambition: To be a coach. Cause of Death: Written lessons. ROBERT HOLLINGSWORTH Favorite Pastime: Arguing. Greatest Ambition: To grow tall. Cause of Death: Talking. MURRELL JONES Favorite Pastime: Playing marbles. Greatest Ambition: To be a good sport. Cause of Death: Rheumatism. INEZ KENNEDY Favorite Pastime: Reading novels. Greatest Ambition: To be a second Helen Wills. Cause of Death: Too much work. VIOLET LEHMAN Favorite Pastime: Keeping quiet. Greatest Ambition: To be a Domestic Science teacher. Cause of Death: Exercise. RAY MYERS Favorite Pastime: Talking to the girls. Greatest Ambition: To own a cafe. Cause of Death: Chewing gum. JOHN RIDDLE Favorite Pastime: Buster.” Greatest Ambitoin: To be an aviator. Cause of Death : Arguing. THELMER VAUGHN Favorite Pastime: Driving his Dodge. Greatest Ambition: To finish school. Cause of Death : Newspaper. NEWMAN WARD Favorite Pastime: Studying. Greatest Ambition: To be a salesman. Cause of Death: Bessie’s smile. OLIVE WILKENSON Favorite Pastime: Making noise. Greatest Ambition.: To pass without studying. Cause of Death: Giggling. SENIOR I ▲ Albert Allison Emmett Baker Laura Baker Clarrice Bishop Jessie Brock Charlotte Byrne Deward Christian Carralinda Esslinger Owen Esslinger Louise Green Sam Hamer Geroma Harbin Brooks Henson Thomas Hethcoat Bunnie Irvin Brooks Johnson Sidney Killian Thelma Landers Edna Lindsey Howard Osborn Fred Orton Katherine Pack Carl Powell Violet Pulliam Neita Riggins Howard Raney Armenta Sibley W. B. Snipes Earleen Ward Ruth West Margaret Wilkes Johnny Woodard Murl Yates JUNIOR III A Buddy Baker Roy Blair Charlie Ellett Margaret Esslinger Pauline Fanning Bertha Foster Ross Graham Earnest Lee Jackson Ethel Kircus Nannie Bob Scott Gordon Singleton Howard Wilder Minnie Wilkes JUNIOR II ▲ Eddie Black Elgin Bledsoe Ruth Burger Elbert Campbell Grace Ellett Pauline Esslinger Mildred Esslinger Estell Johnson Nellie Johnson Mae Lowery Taylor Myers Lester Newby Wilma Newby Grace Oldfield Frazier Pendergraft Leo Potts John D. Russell George Taylor A. Z. Toon Lillian Venable T. J. Wiseman Jannie Womack JUNIOR I ▲ Dave Archer Sorell Battles Mary Bibles Margaret Campbell Ethel Cantrell Marjorie Cantrell Margaret Cooper Robert Claunch Claud Davenport Chester Franklin Willie Gill Maud Graham Lawrence Griffin Dimple Harper Frank Hunt SCHARLENE LEHMAN Damon Lindsey Dona Majors Gladys Meeks Loyd McCarver Heneretta Par m ley Howard Singleton Thelma Singleton Charles Smith Dewey Smith Louise Utley Arlie Williamson 19 eat) Anderson. Paul Akciikk. Lena Archer. William Baker. Dale Baker, Elizabeth Banks. Bassell Brrtus. Roland Biggs, Hilda Bishop. Doris Black, Ardie Mae Bowling, Cecil Bradham. Pearl Brandon, Ruby Brazklton, Louise Brock, Maggle Brosemer, Clbophas Allen, Arliss Archer, Gladys Arrington, Dothan Hakim. Elsie Baker, Elizabeth Berry, Earl Brazklton. Allen Brazblton, Myrlks Brazklton, Phckbe Brewer. Charles Bridges, Troy Allen, Bill Banks, Minnie Baucom, Wilbur Brewer, I della Burgess, Roy Burks, Lenord Archer, Mildred Archer, Ruby Beck, R. W. Biggs, Murie Brock, Mildred Brockktt. Frank Brosemer. James Cagkl, Bertha Church, Ellen Claunch. Monroe Cleveland, Fred Cobb. Laura Cruse, Mildred Dailey. Shelly Davidson. Mary Davis. Mary Alexander, Louise Brandon, Freddie Brewer, Iona Brewekr, Katiihunk Cagle, Eugene Campbell. Ellen Cantrell. Alvin Conne, Edward Cook, Sadie Cowan. Charlie Cruse, Flora Cruse, Grady Esslinger, Lucy Adams. Efpik Atkinson. Ben Baker, Chester Bridges, Howard Cagi.b, Onea Cantrel, Mike Church, Mary McMuktrek. Claude Bryant, Buford Burgi-� , Clarice Champion, Zklma Church. W. T. Cowen. Florence Emerson. Euvankll Esslinger, James Foster, Nathan Fowkler, Ozella Franklin, William Gibbs, Edna Golden, Clarence Green, Margarett Guinn, Dewey Ellen HIGH Claxton. Francis Cobb. Richard Day, Evelyn Dixon. A. Z. Easley, Horace Elmore, Everett Faulkner, Lena Gibbs, Evelyn Glasgow. Thurman Greene, Hazel Hall. Edward Hamby, Salley GRADE Haynes. Li-won a Hicks, J. B. Hircus. Nelrose Lambert, Joffre Lambert, Charles Lank. Ruth Lanier, Russell I.each. Clifford I.kmlky. Ruby Locke, Mary Lowery. Alvib Manning, John Massey. J. D. McBride, Dillard McCarry. Myrtle FIFTH GRADE Hendricks. James Justice, James King, Johnnie Lehman, L. D. Marks. Joyce Martin, Robert McClure. Earl Mitchell, W. G. Parker. Gertrude Price. Lois Rodgers. Clayton Russell, John LOW Cantrell, Denver Champion, Ralph Creek, Arlin Elmore, Emma Farmer, Herbert Gill. Elizabeth Griffin, Clarence HIGH Elmore, Odell Elmore. Joe Esslinger. Grady Fissure, Howard Foster, Annie Foster, Elizabeth Glasgow. Elizabeth Guthrie, James Hicks, Howard Hornbuckle. Luram Hunt. Gordon Jackson. William Johnson. Leon King, Loyd Lindsey, Marjorie FIFTH GRADE Hunt. Emmett Johnson, Ethel Jones. Virginia King, Lois Lehman. Eugene Majors, Vera Marks, Vernon FOURTH GRADE Locke. Gilbert Lowery, Clara Marboury, Oreola Meadows. Edward Meeks, Myrtle McDonald, Henry Michael, Francis Michael. Addie McCarver. Eva McCarvkr. Flora Null. Hattie Parker, Eugene Porter, Jessie Porter. Lois Price, Clara LOW FOURTH GRADE Eubanks, Marvin Fields, Ratine Mae Franklin, Ozella Guinn, Ruby Hayes, Hazel Hunt, Ruth KBNN EDY, J U NIOR Kilpatrick, Arietta Kilpatrick, Edward King, Katherine King, Dorthey Long, Gracib Mathey, James Maples. Lindsey Marks. Katherine Minor, A. W. Neal, Flora Neal, Virginia Oldfield, Mildred Osborne. Willie Park, Edward Panton. Walker Quick. Charles Rawls. Jewel Rawls, Ruby HIGH THIRD GRADE Cleveland. Bessie Cooke. Leona Dean, Sara Elmore, Owen Esslinger, Emma Foster, Katherin Fulta. Ralph Graham. Raleigh Green. William Guthrie, Thelma Haynes, Edna Haynes,. J. B. Hendix, Earnest Hendix, William McMurtrek, Loyd Melton. Fijiye Melton. Thomas Myers, Mary Sue Oldfield, Mabel Park� � . Virginia P arm ley, Weldon Patterson, William Potter, Dairille Russell, Bessie Shelton, Oriix Summers. Lula Wilkes. Violet Williams. Lois Wiseman. Hazel Scott. Marjorie Sharp. Orvill Shelton. Ann Smith. Loyd Stephenson, Lawrence St. John, J. D. Summers, Thomas Thompson, Garnett Troglen. Ona Wall. Dorthey Wilkes, Mildred Mathey. Francis Parker, Juaneita Smith, Alvona Smith, John Vaughan, Flora Winkles, William Price, Klva Rice, Edward Ricketts, William Singleton. Louise Smith. Maxine Smith, Denny Statom. Odell Tate. Earl Tucker, Louella Vines. Dorthey Vogi.er. Frank Ward, Fred Wilkes Opal Wood. Sarah W’oodard, Leona Ray. Mam ye Sanders, Lillian Shrimps her, Alvie Schrimpsher. Mamie Sharp. Grady Simms. Jack Singleton, Virginia Smith, Luther Smith. Carl S win ford. Ellen Utley. Lillian West, Ella Mac Hendricks. Wyoma Hollingsworth. Aleene Honey. Clara Hill, Lee Jackson. Grady Johnson, Ruby Lanier, Inez 23 jlflradle year Lkhman, Edward Lehman, Mary Locks, J. H. Majors. Eua M ARBREY, NORBKRT Massey. Evelyn Ali.kn, James Allkn, Ruby Rakkr. Hellen Bartlett, Carlos Bartlett, Leonard Bean, Gurley Bertis. Roscoe Bbnnekield. Russha Bolin, William Bradford. Virginia Campbell. Iris Cantrell. Robert Allen. Maude Arrington. Rosie Belcher. Eugenia Black. Maybellk Bolin. Curtis Bragg. Willie Brewer. Virginia Brooks. Lois Champion. Roscoe Cloud. Earl Cook. Thomas Daily, Theodore Davis. Dawson Davis. Erskine Edwards. Eva Elmore. Charlie Elmore. Dow Elmore, Fowler Adams. Clifford Adams. Willie Alexander. Edith Alsbornb, Beulah Baker. Clayburn Bartlett. Elmer Brewer, Louis Bridges. Doris Cagle. Raymond Chamblie. Oliver Cooke, Mattie Creek. Richard Crick. Howard Ackins, Robert Allen, Edward Archer. Margaret Atchley, Lily Baker. Fred Barnes. Robert Berry. Rudolph Birmingham. Howard Bowlen. W. C. Brazklton. Jaunita Cagle. Harvey Campbell. Jaunita Cantrell. Sammie Cantrell. Eura Carter, Fred Church. Helen Clayton. Ruby Archer. Elizabeth Alsbornb, Ula Atchley. Clarence Bartlette, Lucilb Bkkkyhili.il R- L. Buford. Earl Butler. C. W. Cagle. Eli.a Chamblie. Mildred Champison, Helen Childress. Jack Creek, Charles McBride. Hazel McMurtrih, Margaret Malone, Eleanor Neal. Harold Newby. Melvin Owens, Annie LOW 1 Co wen. I.orkn b Davis. Carl Fowler, Melvin Franklin. Ira Giles, O. H. Golden. Howard Gooch. Roy Graham. Katherine Griffin, Loyd Guyer. James Hamby. Kenneth Hearlston, Cardie Parkek. Mable Price, Ruth Pulliam. Lester Ransom. Reuben Schrimpshirk, Willie Scott. Elizabeth D GRADE Jackson, Nina Jones. Hazel Maktin. Maurice McCarvkr. Dorie McCarvkr. George Morsby, Trenton Newby, Leroy Oldfield, Walter Ortnkk. Margarett Osborne. Elmer Pharr. Margarett Price, Mae HIGH SECOND GRADE Emery. Sybil Eslinger. Alice Fann. Eugene Fowler, Beulah Foster, Marik Foster, Earl Franklin. W. G. Ganbol, Lillie Mae Gooch. Harold Goodman. Lin dell Green, Thomas Green, Willie Green, Vkdith Hendrix, Mary Henson. Troy Hicks, Clyde Hicks. Ben King. Mattie Lawson. Junior Lindsey. Louise Locke, Mary Locke, Gladys McMurtrib. Laura Milhoitk. Margaret Minor. Aubrey Minor. Orpha M us grovel W11-LI A M Newby. George Newby, Sarah Oldfield, Grady Oldfield, Cecil Pkndkgraft, Herbert Pharr, Margaret Pharr. Mildred Phillips, Lester Potter. James LOW SECOND GRADE Dave. James I)ayk. Geraldine Ditto. Billie Durham. J. C. Elrod. Robert Faulkner. Troy Gentles. Granillb Hayes, Clevbii Hayes. Goldie Hill. Buford Hollingsworth. Lois Jackson, Allken King, Earl HIGH Corder. Lowell Corder, Lennon- Cruse, Norman DuBose, Ann Eldridgb, James Elmore, Maudie Emery. Opal Ferrell, William Fowler. Dorothy Glassco. Helen Green. Robert Green. Minnie Groves. Ollik Hayes. Hazle Hkftcoat. Marion Hendrix. Dksso Henson, Doris King. Louise Lawson. Vernice Lem ley. Rufus Majors. Elmar Malton Charles Newby. Lois Newby. Ludello Nix. Opal Parker. Viola Rice. Kenneth Russell. Howard Russell, J. B. Smith, Robert FIRST GRADE Jackson, Henry Johnson. Margaret Jones, Margie Kmrrs. Jerky Lehman. Jaunita Lkmlky, Edward Mahathky. Elois Malone, Thelma Marks, Emmy McCarvkr. Luther Melton, Ruth Morrison, Earnest Nkills, Esther Nkillk, Frances Newby, James Oldfield, Franci-� Ortner. Harold LOW FIRST GRADE Durham. Lillian Fkkill. Robert Gentles. Violet Gihrs. Sadie Griffin. Arnold Guthrie. Louise Guthrie, Howard Hall, Mary Hkndix, Nolan Jackson, Omia Jackson, Evelyn Johnson, Dim ard Lank. Howard Lanier. Lois Lkmlby. Geneva Locke, Miij rkd Marks. Lucas McBride. Alice McCarvkr. Edward McGee. Joe Michael. Edward Minor. Louise Neill� :, Bertie Newby. Frances Oldfield. Mamie Parker, Mary 24 Simms. Martine Smith. Lucilk Tate. Veka Sue Teague, Flora Mae Thornkrury. Margaret Walden. Lance Smith, Arnib St. John. In a Tucker. Mary Uskry. Thurman Uskky. Hilda Watson, Ossie Whitehead. George Winkles, Earnest Winkles. Jam� � Wilk� � . Evelyn Yale, Vernice Young, Tint Price. Willie R� x tok, Lynn Renbger, Wilma Russblu Margaret Singucton. Edna Slaton. Tula Smith. Louise Smith, Naomi Smith. H� h.en Smith, Lester Sparkman, Julia Ann Sparkman, Violet Spbbolhi Gaypr� :� : Story. Odbllb Tayijok. Raymond Tucker, Mildred W IlITKH BAD, FARONA Wilk bs. Ira Smith, Margie Statiun. William St. John. Therm an Taylor, Lloyd Tipton. Albert Upton. Mary Upton, Will West, Dolly Wilkes, Fred Winkles. Melvin Wood, Carline Wood, Shirley Parker. Nobl� : Phillips. J. E. Price. Carolyn Rice, Carlton Siiaff� � . Howard Smith, Martin Spurlock. William Sutton. Marvin Thompson, Jaunita Toom, Ophelia Walan� � , Mamie Walk� � . Mildred West, Ral� :igh White, Catherine Whitehead, Hazle Winkij®. Lest� :r Pbndrrgraph. Milton Ray. VIOU2T Rector. Evelyn Russ� :lu N� :lson Shbbton. Edna Smithson. Elizabeth Usury, Edward Vaughn. J. T. Walan� � , Cicil Wilborn, Henry Wilkes. Wallace Wkst, Bertie IRMA BAKER Sponsor Senior III BESSIE CHURCH Sponsor Senior II ARMENTA SIBLEY Sponsor Senior I EVELYN COOKE Most Popular Girl GRADFORD GRAHAM Most Popular Boy cjAOA rA E IOC C, BEST Afc-TIST jOewAPD cmjr A v BEST ORATOR j£l £ S7TADMA MOST SAT IS F-AC T O ft-Y C 47V 1 0DIE F-ft.1I N DLIEST £0 GET BEST COMEDIAN 7e£LMA 7AN G- NEATEST y tfT £ GET £sm ondTa o u SW E.ETE.5T WITTIEST v QB Vms COACH {JARPBR TAOat 'Bqowm 6VARD OfiAWHORN i QUA MR8ACP. 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GUTTA PERCHA PAINT CO PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND Si i5 B § B i B § B $ S jy s: 5 B I I I 6 B i i i i i i i § Teach the Boy How to BUILD Send. Him to Dilworth Lumber Co. For the Materials Phone 178 a § £ i a i i I a se I fi C? a i 1 i i ft fi a © a i i I 8 i 8 I I 8 8 Compliments of W. L. Halsey Grocery Co. Wholesale Grocers HUNTSVILLE. ALA. For Fine Furniture and Radios, See Holmes Furniture Company “There's No Place Like Holmes JACOBY’S The New Store 104 S. 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 Drink Double Orange Seminole Bottling Co. CHAS. WHITESIDE Manager I I s 8 9 8 9 8 i s 8 9 8 S 8 S $ A 9 8 fi 8 9 8 9 8 i I 1 U rc 1 § § 8 § 1 I § s $ 8 8 i i i i $ 8 i s s 1 $ I I I $ The Te xas 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 % m i i % M % E p p % p m m % § m I § 1 i i i § vrk I B B I I I i S B i i i i KV O' 0� S B i i i i i a jS Si Gunn Come to See Us in Onr New Store Sheet Metal — Works We Appreciate Your Trade” All Kinds of Sheet Metal Work Hifili Quality anti Low Pearless Boiler Iron Prices Since 1908 FURNACES Installed to Standard Code Mason PHONE 840 Furniture Co. 201 West Holmes Street Phone 426 MASON BLDG.—CLINTON ST. M. R. Moorman G. W. Jones M.D. Sons Fire anti Life Eye, Ear, ISose and Insurance Throat Be Sure You Are Insured Tennessee Valley Bank Building Office—Franklin Street Rooms 504-505 HUNTSVILLE. ALA. PHONE 322 1 si I S i i I I G u I U TA V3 §2 !fi Uip Si te h 1 te: 8 g Augusta 1 8 8 P Cream Sizing IV- g 1 1 p a B 8 Company 8 1 : u S i II Manufacturers and Jobbers , te 8 8| Disinfectant 1 1 8 “Autox” Roach Powders 1 Sizing is I 1 yy Cherokee Cleaner 8 1 Etc. r) 1 Telephone 2446 P. O. Box 376 | g 1002 Walker Street n i AUGUSTA .... GEORGIA 1 8 8! 1 1 s Post Office Cafe The Place of Quality and Service Northwest Corner Square Compliments of B § § ‘J, gV $ ‘J, S5 j$ $ 'J, I H. Kress Co. 5c-10c-25c Store W. W. NEWMAN CO. Specialists in Merrimack Cotton Huntsville, Alabama s Aus m MANUFACTURERS OF High Grade ROLLER LEATHER Southern Representative MR. W. G. MAMNER Gastonia, N. C. MR. RALPH GOSSETT Greenville, S. C. To Produce the Best Yarn You Use the Best Leather | 1 I I I i U I P 1 J0 BURDETT’S DEPENDABLE SERVICE ON Oxygen, Acetylene, Hydro- gen, Carbide Oxy-Acetylene — Oxy-Hydrogen Welding and Cutting Apparatus and Welding Supplies Organized to Serve Southern Indus- tries with 99.5% Pure Oxygen Call or Write BURDETT OXYGEN CO. 1270 Market St.. Chattanooga, Tenn. Georgia Webbing Tape Co. COLUMBUS. GA. • 1117 Apple St. Phone 173 Manufacturer of NARROW FABRICS Webbing for Mechanical Uses up to six inches in width Columbus Tape Fasteners and Sewing Thread for spinning tape Non-Stretch Webbing for automobile tops Casket Webbing Binding Tapes for Seat-covers and Carpets Spinning and Twister Tape various widths, weights and weaves Loop Edge Wrapping Tape for tire manufacturers Plain Wrapping Tape for vulcanizing purposes Jute Upholstering Webbing (All width, and weight.) Re-enforcing Tapes for Tents, Awnings, etc. Durability Strength COLUMBUS TAPE J. R. Killian. Pre«. C. A. Rhyne, See.-Treas. Randall Fuel Co., Inc. Wholesale COAL AND COKE ATLANTA CINCINNATI Compliments of Atlanta Harness and Reed Manufacturing Co. ATLANTA. GA. P. O. Box 1375 i I 8 1 1 I !§ B $ B I 1 I I I £ T. M. JONES J. W. JONES R. T. BAUOII Jones-Baugh Cotton COTTON HUNTSVILLE ALABAMA At Compliments of L. B. Slaughter Service The Most Important Thing When Ordering Mill Supplier Here’s the Proper Address Carolina Supply Company GREENVILLE. S. C. We Carry Largett Stork of Textile Mill Supplies In the South Alto Full Lint of Electrical Supplies We Park Carefully — And Ship Promptly Compliments of Southern Belting Co. Atlanta, Georgia C. R. Merritt, Representative E n At 1 I E $ I § E At E At I AJ Ai At 1 I A f- § § 1 i I § i g s g h This Space is Given By the HENDERSON NATIONAL BANK In the Interest of Education p § i i 8 i g B 1 i i g i I fi C? 8 g I 1 I 1 I l I The Henderson National Bank Huntsville, Alabama FOR STRENGTH AND SERVICE MICHELL’S SEEDS Everything for the Garden, Farm, Lawn and Greenhouse Catalog Free. sis-516 Market stPHlLA. Joseph Sykes Bros.,(American) Inc. E. M SYKES Preiident D. CROWTHER Viee-Prendent H. D. LORD Treat. Gen. Mgr. W. B. PRATT Southern Agent Distributors of the Products of Joseph Sykes Bros. Makers of All Kinds of Patent Hardened and Tempered Steel Wire Card Clothing Rrclothing Card Flats and Rewinding Lickerins a Specialty Charlotte, North Carolina P. O. Box 89 7 BRANCHES: BOSTON, MASS. NEW BEDFORD. MASS. CHARLOTTE, N. C. ATLANTA, GA. Telephones: Boston. Liberty 6178 Charlotte. 2-1995 Atlanta. Wilnut 7827 New Bedford. 344 Textile Machinery Repair Parts Spiral. Bevel and Spur Gears — Loom Parts. Beam Heads Kitson. Atherton Woonsocket Picker Parts (All parts reinforced where breakage is excessive.) Bobbin Gears. Spindle Gears. Plate Gears and Coupling Gears for All Makes of Machinery Soft Gray Iron Castings Get Our Prices Before Buying Henderson Foundry and Machine Works Manufacturers HAMPTON, GEORGIA a I I « I I I 8 6 AX I I 9 8 8 9 (G 9 8 8 9 8 The Merrimack Manufacturing Company Guard Yourself Wf 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 G. R. Maples Sheet Metal Works Cornices, Skylights Ventilating Roofing, Gutters Jobbing Promptly Attended To Agents for Torrid Zone Furnace 108 Meridian Street Phone No. 4 74 Cockrell Company Cotton Merchants ATLANTA. GA. Huntsville Office WEST SIDE SQUARE u-------- . • • - - SIPSE Y COAL HIGH IN HEAT LOW IN ASH DISTRIBUTED BY Merrimack Manufacturing Company Produced by De Bardeleben Coal Corporation Birmingham, Ala. I I s s r. M w______________________________________________________________________ Xi B I l 1 i 1 8 I I 1 I 1 1 ffi B I I i i i i i i I HARDWARE SUPPLIES Plumb Tools 8 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 W holesale-Retail Huntsville, Alabama Long Distance Tel. 11 Tire Dept. 10 Local Tel. 12 8 I 1 1 1 I 1 I I 1 XL XL XL | A.1 U B XL 1 1 'a Xi 8 Bahan Textile Machinery Company, Inc. Patent Attachments and Parts for Textile Machinery GREENVILLE SOUTH CAROLINA WHITIN 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. Cleaning Opening Conveying Distributing Picking Revolving Flat Cards COTTON MACHINERY Silver Lap Machines Ribbon Lap Machines Combing Machines Drawing Frames Roving Frames Spinning Frames Spoolers Twisters Reels Quillers Loom Dobbies Filling Winders Openers Pickers Willows Card Feeds Roving Frames Casablancas Long Draft System COTTON WASTE MACHINERY Cotton and Woolen Systems Full Roller Cards Roving Frames Condensers Spinning Frames Revolving Flat Cards Spoolers Derby Doublers Twisters Hard Waste Machines 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 SILK MACHINERY Ring Twisters WOOLEN MACHINERY Ceiling Condensers Card Feeds Metallic Breasts 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 Condensers Full Roller Cards Derby Doublers Flyer Twisters SUPPLIES Magrath Clutches Spindles Spinning Frames Ring Twisters Rolls Flyers Bunch Builders WHITIN MACHINE WORKS ESTABLISHED 1831 Whitinsville, Massachusetts, U. S. A. Charlotte, N. C. Atlanta, Ga. NOO JIN HARDWARE SUPPLY CO. WHOLESALE and RETAIL E i I s E l E I 8 I I 1 I I I i I I i 1 u Pv Huntsville Ice Cream and Creamery Co. THE CO-OPERATION which Merrimack has given lo all movements for the betterment of Huntsville is highly ap- preciated hy the offi- cers and directors of THE CHAMBER COMMERCE OF DRINK In Bottles 5c Coca-Cola Bottling Works J. F. Chambers Managec Seiberling All-Tread Tires and Tubes Sciherling Batteries Vulcanizing Batterv Service Cantrell and Townsend 1 AS if § AS g I I I I I s I I AS 1 8 I 'C, I 1 Like Syrup? Then Always Buy the Best Staleys SYRUP Manufactured by the A. E. Staley Mfg. Company Manufacturers of STALEY’S TEXTILE STARCHES Pure Food Starches and Syrups Buy It from the Best Grocers in Huntsville Best on Pancakes Best in Recipes TYPEWRITERS SOLD — RENTED REPAIRED Local Agency UNDERWOOD and ROYAL Portable and Office Machines Bizness Equipment Co. Phone 71 Compliments of Huntsville Gas Co. Grady Crunk Manager Compliments of Dr. Carl A. Grote g § a u Si s g s g g g n yy Si g B $ b I a? s; i i i g B g B g i i g Si Compliments of Dr. Milton Anderson eV. w Old Shoes Made New We Can Please You We Specialize in Sewing on Ladies’ Soles Goodyear Shoe j Repair Co. 109 Jefferson Street We Have New Heels, Any Color or Shape Photographs in This Annual Made by Art Studio 110 Washington St. HUNTSVILLE, ALA. ‘Photographs Live Forever” PL Armour's Rig Crop Fertilizers BIG CROP Fertilizers 'UH MU IU VlNIO Mean to the Farmers of North Alabama— Increased Yields, Improved Quality Earlier Maturity A Dealer Near to Serve You “First with Fashions” Style Quality Value IN EVERYTHING TO WEAR FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY DUNNAVANT’S INCORPORATED ‘Style and Quality Without Extravagance 2 9 2 9 2 1 9 2 1 9 2 2 !G 9 2 9 2 I i 1 U I I 9 8 9 2 8 H. C. BLAKE Plumbing, Heating —and— Electrical Wiring Phone 148 Huntsville, Ala. % S. S. Fletcher Company COTTON Huntsville, Alabama, U. S. A. u ft i i i 1 1 a ft gy S' ft kv M 2 ft a i § ?a Cooper Cooper Our Attorneys The Friends of Our Teachers and Pupils IDEAL BAKERY C. A. Thompson Buy Thompson’s Pullman Bread 109 Washington Street Huntsville. Alabama Poole-McCaleb Funeral Home Funeral Directors and Embalmers HUNTSVILLE. ALABAMA Ambulance Service Phone 511—Day and Night Prompt Attention Given to All Calls Compliments I. Wind Company Washington Street Phone 90 | 1 I i 1 8 1 Sg B B 5 I I 8 J I ri s B B B g i i i i i i i i i i I i s a � k I 0' Sustained Effort! —that’s the thing James Supply Co. Chattanooga, Tenn. Andrews Loom-Reed and Harness Works Spartanburg, S. C. 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 u I I I I C? SI I I The Young Vann Supply Co. BIRMINGHAM. ALA. I I s § I I I 9 S i i 9 ft i I y -... _ 'M 2g A? s A? 3 Compliments Anderson, Clayton Co. Cotton Merchants W. C. CARTER. Mgr. Great Is the Power of Cash Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear and Groceries Four Big Stores T. T. TERRY SOUTHSIDE SQUARE Chaney Company General Merchandise MERRIMACK Huntsville Alabama 1 § § I I I S A fi B l i Si I 1 8 % a % 8 B5 1 Si 9 Si i 8 Si I 8 I I I Hart, Schaffner 3Iarx Clothing and Nunn-Bush Shoes for Well Dressed Men at Fowler Bros. Phones 18 and 208 Washington St. at Holmes Everything to Wear for Everybody McAnelly Hardware Co. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HUNTSVILE, ALABAMA Hardware — Mill Supplies Paints — Sporting Goods McAnelly Hardware Co. Capital, $100,000.00 EUGENE R. GILL. President We offer you out services backed by more than fifty years of successful effort. J. D. Humphrey Sons AND Twickenham Pharmacy The Rexall Stores IIIIIIIUIIIIUIIIUIIIUIIIIItlllHHIIMUIIIUItmlIHUlimilMII Eastman Kodaks, Films ami Supplies Let Us Do Your Printing and Developing 1 8 S 8 5 RS 6 8 B 8 fi 8 S 8 i Jc? i i I 8 i I 1 I i J. C. Brown Son DRY GOODS AND SHOES GROCERIES AND FEED FRESH MEAT OF ALL KINDS West Huntsville, Ala. PHONE 646 TELEPHONE 418 Lyle Brokerage Co. Wholesale Grain and Feed Dealers Those Who Desire me Best in Loom Equipment Costumes For All Occasions We have it — be it a hcddle. a frame, a reed or any other part of the harness. And each is a masterpiece. Send for a copy of out Hand Book on Loom Retdt. “Better Costumes for Less is more Than a Slogan — It is a Reality. Southern Plant 621 E. MeBee Ave Greenville. S. C. 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 Compliments National Ring Traveler Company Providence, R. I Charlotte, N. C Foremost • r OUR SUPREMACY IN THE SOUTHERN YEAR-BOOK FIELD IS THE RESULT OF PERSONAL SERVICE THE CAPITOL ENQRAV1NQ COMPANY Ha K d mo� tHan twenty year of twccMffJ mrperienc in Year-Book Deigning and Engraving. 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