Mobile County High School - Mo Co Hi Memories Yearbook (Grand Bay, AL)

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Masquerade Ball One of +he many soclal event held t school th1S year vie the Mosquerade Ball poheored by the QCUlOT Flags. The Halloween tHCW9 was c rr1ed out by decorftlng the axd1tor lUW wlth orwnge and blaef crepe 9 per corn stwlks Sfele tors and 3 ck o 1 ntcrns 1nN of the ttendlots were wlfxe The prlges :ere won by Gerry ioore and Hrs. Irlg h f111n 'er oeot dres e ohey vera dressed as W1tChGS 1 G doe dredse P1 t 1 D10 Tn We won T pr1ze POT bol 5 th funnlest LOLlof G11WCT Wes gddgod most Oflgln 1 le fdwn ttr ctton lor he uVUFlF5 X Q Blue We r 's Dem the tory efn,efLd round the mrdor of Blue Rc rd's Qfv n V1V'S D nc1rL fee orgoded throuchout th evenlng ro dld dot dlnce T o m.,ko o o 11 H1 ht by tno tluc the W1EhCLp ont to ikifiiifkiffkirkiiiiliiltilkfkiwtitx YYWIG-XYFFFIKWJCIFQIX-liifirliiPkilivrlfitlkflbflilfi-PY7Fif4i1ilKili Chrlstmuo Dxnce The nnu l Chrl tfr D nc' S sponsored by the Senlor Cl so. The aud1tor1um be utlfully docoretcd w1th Xnbs colors of r d nd FTGfDo A lwght d Chrlstmas tree formed the eentrll wotlf btne th ttf huge holly UPL th lib lt rootlng of Merry Chrlstmw ln bold letters. e h ppl nose of the d noers 1 test1mony of the Q Hoon s Joyful O 0 Ski.-iw P-wwrltrki 7FK4X Hklkiklklkiffkwflkrkik rkixixixfklkwiwtitiiikiitFwififwififi The Vdlentlne Dence Thr 1944 V'1Qnt1no Ddnce wds sponsored by the S6i1OT Cla,s. Tho ud1t0TlUm wa. bolutlfully decor ted rlth red nd fhlte strlpes of crepe paper strung from conttr of duo 1tOT1UH to the wlndow. A large red heirt hung down from the CO111ngo P large crowd engoyed the CVLD1Fg'S g11etx. 1 U . . ,. 5 .. a .. ' 1 , . fr- 1 ...y 'N S 1 ,I J 1, ' J . ' 1 X I , , xl 4 LL T I Q . t , 'L ' p .. I Q ., , .. 1. ' Z1 , k , It Q A , f 9 ' 9 ' , 1 . fs? uf EL f A . . . u :.2o- d. ' v .' L 1 , -1 A 5 C 1 3 1 1' 1 1- Q d J- 'V 1 1 3 . ' 1 . , . ' , . ,-, . ' W - ,N - PGH, of U - d as s o rfofl J mml d , 1'nT ..w ' ,' . 1'e: ' 1. 1, 1 , ' ' Q , 1. W ' F ., .o , - nv ,.,. H , 1 ,. d T. ..L - N- M - A dt ' . . vwb ' ,, J. '-nu 5 3 s 1 t QA 3 H ' A -3 .J e. 1 J . 1 lf ved f. f U e 4 Q fx- - 1. 9' A ' ' rv- ' ' ' f DlHLO, edkewxlds, Und bein buh offered dlVCTSlORS for thost -- '. .- W .- Y- -. Q ' wg , . U3 WP 'rs utr' r-ddy to ca lt a 'S l 1 'Tx or U- o bed. . up F . 1 l C C 5 YlY', ' ,1 LA. x-4 LJ 1. -LJ -- .1 v1s.A. 1 f- ' ' . was ,fr ' 'L -. - ' ' no -1 -. - m ' , rr ' , K, - A3 1 ,, J 1 1 4 .- ' 1. r. ' H, TCL A LJ U f 1 1 vi . S . ' . H - U E . , A A T 1 Q- on - 1 A Tas H 'A t 'C ' .' ', ' - n,s'. v, ., 7, , : - :- . , ,'. - ,A ' ff - ' ' . 1 . , M J 3 L . X A y w Q ' ' - W1 ' a v' , 3 f V ' X ' . e 1 '- . I A . XA 4 VX . . A 0 ' a x A M ty

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THE SCRAP DRIVE All the schools 1n Mcb1le County were asked to gather scrap 1ron and paper to help out the war effort Grand Bay School was one 1n the County that contr1buted so much. Each school voted for two pup1ls from 1ttbattend the lS1unch1ng of the San Juan H111 ' Eloulse Hatchett and Ga1v1n Gaston were chosen from out school to attend the launch1ng tiitittilliitxitittttiwtiitttitttitttiiiitittttttiiitixxxx THE IAUNCHING The two represent-at1ves along wzth M155 Smth, the 1r chaperon motored to Mbb1le where they took a Sp9C1Q1 bus. to the sh1pyard Grand Bay bo1ng one of the schools contribut1ng one of the largest amounts of scrap, was hon ored by havlng 1ts representatlves glVOD the pr1v1lege of bomng on the sponsors platform where they were awarded ro settes of red whlte and blue r1bbons as BOUVBDIOTSQ The representat1ves were close to the sponsor, M1ss Jane H111 when She chnstened the shlp a 22,000 ton tanker 'San Juan Hllln is the huge shlp s11d down lnto the Water, it wa cheered on by the Pddsco band and thousands of workers iiittiiitx WitttirtikiitititiiiitiitiiiktitttitlixWitt!!! lMhTEUR HDUR ind Amateur Hour and Baby Contest were sponsored by and each amateur went on the stage as h1s name was c lled After much thought the Judges f1nally node thelr dco1s1on as to who were the best amateurs Betty'Randa1, Freddle Randal, and Rless lhller won, flrst prlzes of 85.00 for p1ay1ng gultars and s1ng1 mg Second prlzc of 32 OO W s won by Mary Frances ansl y nd June Hall for s1ng1ng The th1rd pr1ze of 81 OO was won by Kathleen Patteson and Jonme Cox After the Amateur Hour the f1nal vot1ng of the baby contest was carr1ed on successfully It was 1 clo e run between Nancy Long and Evelyn Bane Ferguson, but we1y11 Jane we-n She rocelved 35 OO 1n war stamps as her prlze U I - DI - I . I . O D . , . . . g- , A A . 1 . I . . , . 1 Q I . 1 D . , . . 1 . -V . 1 ' 0 9 'A . U L . . . A S - 0 Sf P , all 1. the Senior Class this year. Wanda Moa-e was the announcer ' 1 A ' . a . E I , . . , . D . . I . , .H U. r . . I . . D . .1 . ' , Q ' , L ' e a . i. . Q . . . , I ' I . x .- . p g - ' . 'a s , , W . . ' ' ' ' I o