McAdory High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (McCalla, AL)

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 It was Sunday, just at eve, the sun had disappeared over the thick shaded trees and the cold moon-light jx ured a bountiful radiance over the earth as the north-bound train thundered rapidly by his home and hurled to an untimely death, our dear friend and former class-mate, Hiram Cowley. feeling of great sadness blended with that of pain is in our hearts, for a truer, nobler, young man never darkened our school threshold than he. Since he has left us a shadow hovers over our class that we cannot move, for he lives yet in our memory as one we learned to love. Let us remember his character. a shining light, worthy to influence us onward through life. His always pleasant face and calm, gentle disposition had won its way into the hearts of all who knew him. If God in his wisdom had not recalled that which his love had given. Hiram would prolwbly he graduating with us. But we must not call him hack, f.-»r beyond this vale of tears the sun is still shining. The golden gates were opened wide. A gentle voice said Come” And angels from the other side W elcomed Hiram, our loved one home. Rachel Pace.

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Order of Booths BOOK ONE THE CLASSES BOOK TWO THE SOCIETIES BOOK THREE SPORTS BOOK FOUR MISCELLANEOUS

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I) E n C' A T I o A In Honor of lr. J. IP'. Leggett Among our sincere friends and counsellors wc mint her Mr. J. If. Leggett. He is one that is a loyal friend to each student in school, one who aids ns in every possible manner. His interest in ns never 'wanes, hut grows stronger with the passing of tune. Il'c feel 'very proud in having such a worthy friend and to have conn within his influence. H e trust that we shall be enabled in some small way. to repay his many kindnesses to us individually and as a school. Seven