Oxford High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Oxford, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1941 volume:

The Yellow Jacket 3o THr. % . ImijimL JI Jiuj muuriy.uj juTb oJL Cffl'uJ uxXLnMj Mrt-wxju II dmJ ruL JMynJyJlLh Mj , Iko il AjurturrSuidl 1 ‘IHI arui lki J ! ' j. D G) , A A H i rrumun rs (yjjMvb diali, djuLcccJb dufi- ajij aMlL ri a rbdt i 3E FACULTY II ,T .' Stanford-Principal (Gemter) B.S.; University of Alabama M.A., University of Alabama C-raduate Work at Duke University Kiss' Geneva Lemmond-History AGloe Club Director A. B., Huntingdon Graduate V ork at Duke University J,L. Hease-Science Sr.IT Physics B, S. K.S. at Emory University Graduate Work at Duke Miss Lae Dell Sentell-Bookkeeping, Algebra, Geometry, Business Law, Mathematics 3.S. i K.S. at Alabama Polytechnic Ins. Miss Luclie Coley-Math, Algebra, Geometry, Physical Education B.S. at University of Alabama Miss Eva Godby-Uome Economics, French A.B. at University of Alabama II .L . Rowe-rTistory. Geography, Civics A.B. at Beloit University, ’Wisconsin Graduate Work at University of Alabama ■ Lockhart-Civic s , Business Arithmetic, Athletic Coach A. B, at Oklahoma University Marion Military Institute Graduate Work at Ala. Folytechinc Ins. iiss ;innifred Brock-English, Science, Tyning, Speech B. S. at Huntingdon Mrs. Alex Hall, Sr. High English A. B. Alabama College Mrs. John Seale-English, Art, Science B. S. at Birmingham Southern SENIOR ROLL Rachel Lorine Adams—Student Career Conference Montevallo '40, Stinger Staff ’41, Vice President Student Council '40, Cheerleader ’40, 41, Football Sponsor 40. Joe Adams--’’Smoky”, Football Squad ’38, ’39, ’40, President ”C” Club ’41. Doris Amerson—President Class ’39, ’40, Student Council ’39, � 40, Football sponsor ’40. Earl Billingsley--Boys’ State ’40, Football Squad 38, ’39, ’40, All County Football Team 1940. Tommie Barker Lawrence Irving Mary Catherine Boyles—’’Shorty”, Cheerleader ’40, Annual Staff, President of Glee Club. James Houston DeArman--Football Team 39, 40, Basketball 38, � 39, ’40, Captain Basket- ball Team 1940, All-District Team ’39, Annual Staff, Senior Play Marie Carter—Studexit Council ’38, ’39, Glee Club, ’38, '39, '40, Annual Staff, Senior Play. William Dempsey—”Chis”, Football Squad ’38, '39, 40, Alternate Captain ’41, Basket- ball Squad ’38. Martha Sue Chitwood — ”Mart” Frontis Evins Helen Haney--”Dimples”, Glee Club ’38, 39, ’40, Maid of Honor Football Game � Jack Garrett—Treasurer Student Counci' Annual Staff, Senior Play. n es Nell Kastinf s Tiny’’, Cheerleader � 39, 40, ’41, Good Citizenship Girl ’41, Senior Play, Annual Staff, Glee Club. Dave Ilearn— Kunroe”, Football Squad ’39, Soft- ball team ’39, Student Council ’40, Cheer- leader ‘39, Civitan Oratorical Contest ’40, Toastmaster Junior-Senior Banquet, Alabama Boys’ State '40, American Le;- ion Oratorical Contest inner, School and County Title and second place in District Contest, Annual Staff, Editor of Stinger, President of Student Council. Sara Frances Hinds Betty wilson--3en5or Play, Glee Club, Prophet of Senior Class. Lorraine Hulsey—Glee Club, 39, '40, 41, Secretary and Treasurer of Senior Class, Annual Staff Doucl; s Eirtoy--”Nick”, Football Squad ’37, ’38, 39, Basketball Squad ’37, ’36, ’39, Cheer- leader 40, Senior Playy Vice President of Senior Class, All-District Basketball '38. I ary Grace Johnson-- Gracie , Glee Club. Frank Partin—’’Snake Edward LcKim—' Ed”, 3tin; er Staff, '39, Foot- ball Squad ’38, ’39, ’40, Senior Play. 3etty ITunnrlly— Blondie , Annual Staff, Stin. er Staf;, Cheerleader '40, 41, Glee Club, ’39, 40, Senior Play, Student Council. Lamer Nolen—President of Senior Cliss, Student Council, Annual Staff, Store Hann; er. Dorothy Elizabeth Roberts '36, 39, ’40, '41, Dot , G1 enior Fla John Third, Jr.—Football Squad ’39, 40 Basketball Squad ’39, ’40, President of Class ’39. Margilou Smallwood--”Margie William Ed. Wilkinson--. 4-H Club, ’40, ’41 Margie Marie Stewart--’’Marie Ann”, Glee Club Mary Nell Rutledge--”Rut”, Glee Club ’38, ’39 ’40, ’41, Secretary and Treasurer of County 4-H Club ’39. Ralph Woodruff—’’Speed , Football Squad ’37 ’38, ’39, ’40, Student Council ’41. Be£$y Ruth Thweatt Glee Club, Senior Alice Wilson-- Becky Jane Class Poet. -’’Foots”, Student Annual Staff. Claris Wallace Williams Council ’39, ’38, Glee Club Johnnie Belle Decker Robert Comer Harry Dickinson ▼ y v'. CLASS HISTORY 1 i In the fall of 1938, a long green dream- lined plane bearing the class of 'Ll came to land at the airport of United Air Lines of Calhoun County High School. The passengers carried little necessary baggage: some native ability, a few brains, much conceit and more good humor. During our Sr. I year there were many achievements won by students. There were a number of girls who were outstanding in home economics, and among those going to Montevallo who are still in our class are--Marie Carter, Rachel Adams, Sarah Frances Hinds, Alice Wilson, Agnes Hastings, and Lorraine Hulsey. The wheels of destiny took us one step further and we entered our Sr. II year with as much enthusiasm as the year before. The most important event of our Sr. II year was our Junior-Senior Banquet which was enjoyed by 96 Juniors and Seniors. Our junior year closed with each one looking forward to being the degnified seniors of C.C.H.S. This our senior year has been the most en- joyable of all. Our class is proud of the fact that one of our members, Dave Hearn, is a minister of the Christian Church. From our class there are eleven members of the Glee Club, three on the Stinger Staff, and seven on the Yellowjacket Staff. Dan Cupid has played an important part in our senior year. Three, Mary Lois Mynatt, Emogene Dimpeon, and Tommie Barker have married and resigned from our class. Two of the boys of our class, Ralph Woodruff and Joe Adams, have succeeded in finding a match for themselves within our own class, namely--Mary Nell Rut- ledge and Rachel Steen. These four remain in our class to be a graduate of C.C.H.S. Now that we have reached the height of our high school career, and the time has cor part, we bid farewell to our superintej faculty, and fellow schoolmates, and C.C.H.S. where we spent our most glori M LgrraineHulsev Lght of our come_J-.o ♦ __A. PROPHECY One rainy night I was walking down the street in a large city. Suddenly everything went black. When I came to I was in a strange room. Everything looked foreign and there was a smell of incesnse then my eyes focused on an old Chinaman. When he saw my eyes were open, he walked toward me. He said that he had mis- taken me for someone else. He asked me if there was anything he could do to redeem himself for his mistake. I thought for a while. Then sud- denly I thought how much I would like to see my old classmates again. He told me he would grant this wish. He walked across the room and stood before an idol in which a fire burned giving out the smell of incense that I had noticed at first. He passed his hands over the fire and slowly an image appeared. I could see a glittering night club on the Miami Boardwalks with a loage sign over it with the name Smoky Joe and to my surprise who should be the owner but Joe Adams. On entering I saw a curly, black- haired girl. As she turned, imagine my amaze- ment when I realized she was Mary Catherine Boyles, acting as hostess. I was told that Rachel and Joe lived in a pent-house on the longest hotel in Miami. I saw Clarice Williams in Oxford as the owner of a chain of grocery stores. Sara Frances Hinds was the dietician at Garner Hospital. Edward McKim was mayor of Anniston. William Ed Wilkinson was editor of the Anniston Star. Dot Roberts wwned a chain of beauty parlors all over the United States and was living in New York. Fromtis Evins was a real estate dealer in California and had a beautiful home in Beverly Hills. Robert Comer was pilot of a h; port plane for the Eastern Air Lij Grace was the hostess. William Dempsey was an out coach at the University of Alabari Marie Carter was Secretary to Ralph Woodruff was a noted architect in Atlanta and Mary Nell was his Secretary. Kphey lived in a moderniste® house that Ralph had designed. Douglas Kirby was playing the part of Rhett Butler with Vivian Leith’s daughter in Gone With The Wind. Helen Hanev was getting her second divorce and her husband was suing Earl Billingsley, a professional football player, for Alienation of Affection. Doris Amerson was one of the lawyers. Johnnie Belle Decker was a dancer m a cafe. James DeArman was teaching dancing at Arthur Murry’s school of Dancing and one of his most promising pupils was Margilou Smallwood who had taken Grade Allen's place on the radio. There was great rivalry between Jack Garrett, Railroad President, and Frank Martin, Head of the Greyhound Bus Company. Alice Wilson and Marie Stewart had an apartment together in New York. Alice owned a Ladies Ready-to-Wear Shop and Marie sang with an orchestra. Due to over work as Probate Judge, Lamar Nolen had as his doctor John Third. Frances Mint® was a representive in Congress and was seeing quite a bit of Dave Hearn, who was now a Senator. Betty Thweatt was a noted dress designer_ with her models featured in the leading magazines. Tiny Hastings had made quite a name for herself as an interior decorator. Donald Alverson was a broadway producer featuring Lawrence Irving as his star comedian. One of the favorite sports announcers of the season was Harry Dickinson. Betty Nunally who was now a newspaper reporter, had taken over Walter Winchell’s column. Lorraine Hulsey was buyer for the Ladies Sports Wear Department of Loveman, Joseph, and Loeb. Calhoun County High School hadj time librarian and who should it b Martha Sue Chitwood. ij Cl J. U11 KQUAV k; joveman, Joseph, h . ■ r • Betty WiilSI -----------------rrnr-rn iiiiimm m ' ft . i. a . - • ' r ‘ • CLASS WILL 'We, the class of 1941, in sound mind and healthy physique, do make this our last will and testament. Each article here described is bequeathed severally to the below mention- ed individuals according to the terms of this will and testament. We, the senior class, leave to Mrs. Hall our appreciation for the encouragement she has given us. We, the chemistry students, bequeath all the slightly used gum under the seats, to our successors next year. I, Helen Haney, do bequeath my dimples to Florence Crowe. I, Robert Comer, do bequeath my blushes to Donald Carter. I, Tommie Barker, do bequeath my talent for music to Ercell Turner. I, Bettye Thweatt, do bequeath my quiet disposition to Martha Thweatt. I, Lamar Nolen, do bequeath my long eye lashes to Charles Hutto. I, Dorothy Roberts, do bequeath my school giti'complexion to Lillian Pugh. I, Douglas Kirby, do bequeath my ability to get along with teachers to Jack Williams. I, Lorraine Hulsey, do bequeath my sweet personality to Carolyn Evins. I, Dave Hearn, do bequeath my arched eye brows to J. B. Henson. I, Mary Catherine Boyles, bequeath my un- questioned right of saying what I think at all times to Mary Cooper 'Whiteside. I, Claris Williams, do bequeath my height to Robert Wade. I, Earl Billingsley, do bequeath my pop- ularity to Glenn Dorsett. I, Sarah Frances Hinds, do bequeath my neatness to Mary Martin. mta r;'y r:TT y -, I, Edward McKira, bequeath my ability to give wrong answers in English and stand by them to Marlowe Johnson. I, Mary Grace Johnson, do bequeath my ability to get along with the male population of this institution to Peggy Stovall. I, Lawrence Irving, leave my periods of siesta to E. C. Wilson. We, Mary-Nell and Ralph Woodruff and Rachel and Joe Adams, do bequeath our Matrimonial successes to any one who can use them. I, James DeArman, do bequeath, my athletic record to Avery Pike; I, Betty Wilson, do bequeath my lipstick to Billie Conolley. I, Frances Mintz, leave my studious ways to Loarene Denson. I, William Dempsey, do bequeath my good looks to Warren Parker.- I, Harry Dickinson, do bequeath my ability as a photographer to Jimmy Jones. I, Betty Nunnelley, do bequeath my popularity to Annie Lou Searcy. I, Agnes Hastings, do bequeath my title Good Citizenship Girl to Mary Hazel Moore. I, Martha Sue Chitwood, do bequeath my blond hair to Catherine Jobson. I, John Third, do bequeath my dark eyes to Lynwood Anderson. I, Donald A1verson, do bequeath my title, Foozy” to Bobby Morgan. I, Alice Wilson, do bequeath my typing ability to Mary Nita Hubbard. I, Jack Garret, do bequeath my sense of humor to Chester Reaves. I, Marie Stewart, do bequeath my unique dancing ability to Elouise Butler. I, Margie Lou Smallwood, do bequeath my ambition to be a second Jane Withers Ellen Wilkinson. I, Johnnie Bell Decker, do beq ability to make friends to Mattie Jj 1 j,i I, Doris Amerson, do bequeath my place in the senior class as the best all round girl to Ruth Short. I, William Ed. V ilkinson, do bequeath my angel disposition'to Allen Kerr. I, Frank Kartin, leave my ability to make a hit with the girl of my choice to Junior'Coxwell. 'I, Frontis'Evins, will my fruitful nick- name, Pineapple, to Kiron Browning. We direct that the residue of our estate be equally divided among the junior class reserving for ourselves the two items below: 1. Our memories of school days. 2. The high esteem in which we are held by the teachers. (?) Marie Carter SEITIOR CLASS OFFICERS President---------------------Lamar Nolen Vice President----------------Douglas Kirby Secretary Treasurer-----------Lorraine Ilulsey Student Council Member--------Ralph Woodruff SEITIOR PLAY The Senior Class presented the three act comedy, Here Comes Charlie , on May 2, It was directed by Miss Brock. The characters were: Nora Halone--cook— Marie Carter; Officer McGill—Nora’s fellow— Edward McKira; Larry—CharlieTs foster father- jack Garrett; Ted—Larry's college friend— James DeArman; Vivian Smyth Kersey--Larry’s financee--Betty Wilson; Uncle Aleck--01d mountaineer--Douglas Kirby; Charlie--Larry’s ward-Agnes Hastings; Mrs. Fa rnham--Larry ’ s aunt—Betty Nunally; Mrs. Smyth Kersey-- Vivian’s mother—Dot Roberts; Mortimer Smvth Kersey—Vivian's brother--Donald A] Chairman of Ticket Committee------ Chairman of Advertising Committee CLASS POEM And now may we seniors press onwara zo me highest peak, Never slacking our pace until the end is reached� And stamp our motto upon the hearts of thos who are left, He conquers who conquers himself. IDEAL SINIOR BOY HAIR..Jo,e Adams EYES. .Douglas Kirby NOSE..Earl Billingsley EARS..William Ed Wilkinson MOUTH, .Lamar Nolen SMILE..Prank Martin TEETH. .Dave Hearn PKYSiqUE. .William Dempsey DISPOSITION..James DeArman PERSONALITY..Jack Garrett MUSICAL TALENT,.Lawrence Irving WHO Bettye Nunnally Barnes DeArman .Rachel S. Adams .’William Dempsey .James DeArman .Claris Williams .Mary Catherine Boyles .Doris Amerson .Jack Garrett .Dave Hearn .Doris Amerson .Earl Billingsley .James DeArmaa | ' , -I,'- , ' ( tl, ' ' . Franc i s MOST POPULAR GIRL..... MOST POPULAR BOY....... PRETTIEST GIRL....f' MOST HANDSOME BOY, . t, . MOST ATHLETIC BOY..... FRIENDLIEST BOY....... FRIENDLIEST GIRL...... BEST ALL-ROUND GIRL... BEST ALL-ROUND BOY.... MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED I IAN HATER............. ’WOMAN CHASER BEST SPORT............ NEATEST BOY........ . NEATEST GIRL.......... MOST DEPENDABLE......, WITTIEST........... . BIGGEST FLIRT ......... MOSTORIGINAL W QP ' SR.II CLASS ROLL Lynwood Andersoh 1. Troy Barker 2. Howard Bittle 3. Frank BoulLemet 4. Kiron Browning 5. Donald Carter 6. Worth Champion 7. Junior Coxwell 8. Glenn Dorsett 9. J. B. Henson 10. Pelham Hubbard 11. Charles Hutto 12. Jim N. Jones 13. Allen Kerr 14. Bobby Morgan 1$. Warren Parker 16. Avery Pike 17. Chester Reaves 18. Wallace Reaves 19. J. C. Rogers 20. Robert Searcy 21. Sam Starr 22. Durward Stitt 23. Jack Stovall Robert Wade Herbert Williams H. C. V illingham E. C. Wilson Marlowe Johnson A. V . Daniels Jr. Julius Stinson Jack Short Levy Arthur Elouise Butler Billie Conalley Florence Crowe Mary Hazel Moore Ercell Turner Mary Cooper Whites Mitylene Bowman Minnie Lee Dempsey Loarene Denson Carolyn Evins Mary Rita Hubbard Catherine Jobson Mattie Jones Mary Martin Iris Martin Lucile Payne Lillian Pugh Annie Lou Searcy Peggy Stovall Ruth Short Martha Tliweatt Mary Ellen Wilkinsorl SR.II CLASS OFFICERS Girls President-------------------Mattie Jones Vice President--------------Martha Thweatt Secretary Treasurer------Lillian Pugh Member Student Council-----Mattie Jones Boys President------------------Red Carter Vice President-------------Glenn Dorsett Secretary Treasurer--- --Jack Williams Member Student Council-----Red Carter SR. 11 WHO’S VJKO MOST POPULAR GIRL ---------Ercell Turner MOST POPULAR BOY------------Warren Parker PRETTIEST GIRL-------------Mary Martin MOST HANDSOME BOY----------Warren Parker MOST ATHLETIC BOY----------Avery Pike FRIENDLIEST GIRL------------Ercell Turner FRIENDLIEST BOY-------------Robert Wade BEST ALL ROUND GIRL---------Mattie Jones BEST ALL ROUHD BOY----------Robert Wade MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED------Martha Thweatt MAN HATER-------------------Catherine Jobson WOMAN CHASER---------------Glenn Dorsett BEST DISPOSITION-----------Ruth Short NEATEST BOY-----------------Robert Searcy NEATEST GIRL----------------Ercell Turner MOST DEPENDABLE-------------Martha Thweatt WITTIEST-------------------Jack Williams BIGGEST FLIRT--------------Elouise Butler MOST COURTEOUS BOY---------Charles Hutto MOST SHTUDIOUS--------------Lorene Denson SR.I GIRLS Farticia Atkinson Estelle Bear’en Sara Nell Benton Mary Bittie Inez Blanton Laura Lee Burkard Ruth Cockran Mavis Comer Mayy Lynn Conner Sara Crossley Vera Denson Rachel Forde Elizabeth Graham Margie Hall Sue Houston 7 illie Grace Ke y Hazel Laney Johnnye Faye Lovvorn Mary Anna Mallory Julia Ruth McDowell Kathleen Moore SR.I BOYS Clyde Bagley Rayferd Bowman Earl Bradford George Brickhouse Hubert Bright Revere Brov n Asa Carter Harold Corn Miller Decker Lewis Denson Paul Denson Linion Deverell James Hardwick Julian Head Edwin Hinton Charles Kirby Jack Kirby Lewis Miller Horace Craft Sue Nanee Margaret Peek Rosemary Pope Bobble Powell Margaret Rhule Geraldine Rice Ethel Sherman Julia Smith Pearl Smith Grace Stansell Betty Sue Stewart Bernice Strickland Hughlene Strickland Frankie Taylor Joyce Thurman Erma Lee Vinson Mattie Marie Bade Sara Waterhouse Janet Wilkins Harry Lane ¥ilson Ruby” Neva Wilson Kenneth Mitchell Junior Morris Arvid Padgett Sam Pressley Keller Ramsey Ernest Rhodes Lawrence Robertson Cecil Simpson Calvin Snow Tyre Stitt Wallace Third Marvin Thomas Glenn Trammell Frank Vinson Lindsy 'Watson Hube Eds Jo SR.I BOYS’ OFFICERS ■Jack Kirby •Hubert Bright •Liniori Deverell ■Cecil Simpson President-------------- Vice President- —------ Secretary Treasurer-' Student Council Member R.I GIRLS' OFFICERS -Joyce Thurman -Geraldine Rice -Sara Hell Benton ■ -Joyce Thurman President-------------- Vice President--------- Secretary Treasurer-' Student Council Member -Bobbie Powell -Asa Carter -Joyce Thurman -Asa Carter -Asa Carter -Laura Lee Burkard -Clyde Bagley -Asa Carter -Kathleen Moore -Kellar Ramsey -Hazel Laney -Glenn Trammell -Grace Stansell -George Brickhouse -Eughlene Strickla: —Cecil Simpson —Margaret Rhule ■-Elizabeth Graham —Cecil Simpson —Cecil Simpson MOST POPULAR GIRL —— MOST POPULAR BOY------- PRETTIEST GIRL--------- MOST HANDSOME BOY....... MOST ATHLETIC BOY------ FRIENDLIEST GIRL------- FRIENDLIEST BOY------- BEST ALL ROUND BOY----- BEST ALL ROUND GIRL---- MOST LIKELY' TO SUCCEED' KAN HATER------------- ’ OMAN CHASER--------- BEST DISPOSITION------ NEATEST BOY----------- NEATEST GIRL---------- MOST DEPENDABLE------- WITTIEST-------------- BIGGEST FLIRT--------- most courteous boy---- MOST STUDIOUS--------- i : — imiemileeiedtamei CLASS OFFICERS OF JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL .JUNIOR I President-------------- Vice President--------- Secretary-------------- Member Student Council •Joe Cassidy •Ann Kerr •Hubert Rice Louise Williams Junior II Boys President-------------- Vice President--------- Secretary------------- Member Student Council Huey Burrows Billie Hawkins •Edward Heaves Peter Kirby Junior II Girls President-------------- Vice President--------- Secretary-------------- Member Student Council ■Jane Williams •Frances Ann Engle ■Ruby Nell Wilson •Mary Nell Bradford Junior III Boys President-------------- Vice President--------- Secretary-------------- Member Student Council ■Hugh Morris •John Hable •Marshall Long •Hugh Morris Junior III Girls President-------------- Vice President--------- Secretary-------------- Member Student Council •Mary Judson Kerr •Verda Heard •Bessie Smith •Mary Judson Kerr ii 1 4; P 1 B0Y5 FOOTBBLL The C.C.K.S. football season was opened September 25 ina game between the Heflin Tigers and the Yellov j ackets . The final score was Oxford 8 - Heflin 9. The season came to a close with a dash between the Jackets and the Piedmont Purples. The Purple3 were victorious by a score of 18-0. Members of the football 3 the picture are: Junior Counts (Mgr.), Hugh Don Murphy, Linion Deverell, Joe Adams, William Deipsey, Jack Williams, Glenn Dorsett, Coach Lockhart, Carol 3illingsley, Chester Reaves, Jimmy Jones, Avery P11fe� Billingsley, Ralph Woodruff, Asa Carter, Earl Bradford,'James DeArman, Troy Barker, Junior Coxwell, and Clyde Bagley. JUNIOR BASKETBALL The Junior High Basketball team closed a very successful season in the County Junior Tournament played In Pulton Hall. won first place and had one playe , Cecil Par , on the County Team. The total number of points for Oxford vms 416 and the total number of nnlnts for their opponents was 230. Oxford foCfonfgamo by oCC point. The Junior• team is composed of Cecil Paris, Ernest Bentley, Neal Fedde-s Earl Cook, Mark'Burrows, Junior Counts, Gortie Gatlin, Sam’oorey, and VUlllam Hardin. I GLEE CLUB The Glee Club was organized last year, 1940, with Miss Lemmond as director. The Glee Club is in its second year of progress now. There are thirty-two girls in the Glee Club. The officers are Mary Catherine Boy- ' les-President, Margie Hall-Secretary Treas., Mary Nell Woodruff and Dot Roberts-Managers, Ercell Turner-Accompanist and Miss Lemmond— Director• The Glee Club has appeared in several programs in assembly, twice over W.H.M.A., and the concert was given on March 12, 1941. 1. Mary Catherine Boyles 2. Elouise Butler 3. Billie Conolley 4. Marie Carter 5. Plorence Crowe 6. Carolyn Evins 7. Johnnie Bell Decker 8. Rachel Forde 9. Helen Hulsey 10. Lorraine Hulsey 11. Agnes Hastings 12. Margie Hall 13. Mary Grace Johnson 14. Catherine Jobson 15. Hazel Laney 16. Joyce Pettus 17. Opal Pettus 18. Bobbie Powell 19. Loama Reaves 20. Dot Roberts 21. Mary Nell Woodruff 22. Martha Self 23. Bernice Strickland 24. Druscilla Strickland 25. Hughlene Strickland 26. Lucy Jane Stovall 27. Marie Stewart 28. Ercell Turner 29. Joyce Thurman 3D. Catherine Trott 31. Alice Wilson 32. Betty Wilson 1 ir- jii v - J, I 1 _ f w f • J® ■l - _ 4 - -.irL ■ .'‘.■ SW'«5ifc ' � - •• • • ■ — -- . v . A - B3� i- i(S f 7- L CHEER m Km assm mii jjpMWjMiBiiiwi1111 nmrrwTgT� ' M I i r § 9 a ryr' y T-T T- 7 ?. -S1V£ ;y 1 ; � ’’The Stinger” ’’The Stinger”,the school paper, is published by the members of the journalism class. It is published twice a month. It is financed by the Student Council. Every student in school has been furnished a copy. The Staff Editor-------------------------Dave Hearn Assistant Editor---------------Cecil Simpson Social Editor------------------Florence Crowe Sports Editor------------------Betty Nunnally Typists----Mary Hazel Moore Charles Kirby Circulation Manager------------Levy Arthur Production Manager-------------Florence Crowe Art Editor-------------------Mary Cooper Whiteside Mailing List-------------------Rachel Adams Sponsor------------------------Mrs. Alex Hall The Student Council The school year of 1940-41 has been high- lighted by the activities of the Student Council. 411 school activities and school projects have been supported whole-heartedly by every member of the council. Its loyal support and tireless efforts have made this a banner year for C.C.H.S. Officers: President--Dave Hearn,Jr.; Vice President--Rachel S. Adams; Secretary—Peggy Stovall; Treasurer—Betty Nunnally; Captain of Patrol—Robert Wade. Members: Ralph Woodruff, Mattie Jones, Hugh Don Carter, Joyce Thurman, Cecil Simpson, Mary Judson Kerr, Peter Kirby, Mary Nell Bradford, and Louise Williams; Stor Lamar Nolen. courtesy te. or Service c ixeunoie ol Where STu dents § OAFOPD RIB. Phone-HSi M HORN GROCERY COMPANY FRESH MEATS FEEDS Phone i«i3 Oxporci ALfl, PI-AnTers le An uts And ALL Kinds Of C Andies 1 C % fs 1BUTENSCHON DRUG CO. Yours Tor Service The Rex all STore Phone 21 1 Oxford, AL a. CITY SERVICE STATION iGflS.OiLJltS Troi JoKns JovtVi Chn mptoft n rs. Fhore Ox pore], AU, a EiHFEeissffEgi mm GROCERY COMPftWY 5tftple nr ) F«nct| 6r te r e s N t� v«. Afcd Weste 1 I H I 1 R ■ ft i DEMAND MORE THAN PRICE FROM YOUR CAP AND GOWN RENTAL COMPANY National Guild of Academic (An organization for the pj improved Cap and Gown Rent COMPLI IV m s ADAM S CAFE BURTON HARDWARE GO. THADM.GWIN OX CORD GARAGE OXFORD ICE COAL OXFORD SERVICE STATION C.W. HASTING. M SENIORS of 1941 Do You Know that you can purchase a very ap- propriate gift for your school—a gift that will perpetuate the memory of the class of’41 for as little as $3.60? Our “School Gift Service catalog contains pictures and full descriptions with prices on more than 300 items which have been se- lected for their suitability as class gifts and which you can purchase at a saving at prices ranging from $1.50 up. Write for Free Catalog Today You will be pleased with the up-to- date suggestions offered thru thia I. C. P. SCHOOL GIFT 615 Wyandotte Street Kansas City, Missouri SENIORS of 1941 Do You Know that you can purchase a very ap- propriate gift for your school—a gift that will perpetuate the memory of the class of'41 for as little as $3.60? Our “School Gift Service catalog contains pictures and full descriptions with prices on more than 300 items which have been se- lected for their suitability as class gifts and which you can purchase at a saving at prices ranging from $1.50 up. Write for Free Catalog Today You will be pleased with the up-to- date suggestions offered thru thi service. I. C. P. SCHOOL GIFT 615 Wyandotte Street m m x