Jud Arrington Collection

Schools

SF2, D2, Folder 31

• Schools, “C”

• Calloway School

  • “Alabama’s last one room schoolhouse”, Livingston Life, April 11, 1977

  • Calloway School, “Blue Back spellers and peach tree switches”, Home Record, July 4, 1979

  • “Calloway School Building”, Spratt’s History of Livingston

  • Diagram of Callaway School

  • Professor Calloway

• Cokes Chapel School, first consolidated school in Alabama

  • “Alamucha School established in 1841, renamed Cokes Chapel School in 1912”

  • “Cokes Chapel News”, Cuba Advertiser, September 28, 1910

  • “Fourth of July reunion for former students and teachers at old Cokes Chapel School next Thursday”

  • Picture 

• Cuba Institute

  • Write up and picture, no date

• Cuba State Secondary Agricultural High School

  • Picture of class of 1919 at about age 6

  • Football team picture, 1927

  • Junior High Students, 1929-30

  • School wagon pulled by mule, 1913

  • SSAHS class, 1928-29

  • Seniors, 1928-29

SF2, D2, Folder 32

• Schools: Early Schools of Sumter County

• “Early Schools of Sumter County”, compiled by Jud K. Arrington

  • Arithmetic School

  • Brewersville Male and Female Academy

  • Cedar Lawn Academy

  • Classical and English School

  • English School

  • Female School

  • Gainesville Collegiate Female Institute

  • Gainesville Male Academy

  • Gaston Institute

  • Gaston Male and Female Seminary

  • Jameston Academy

  • Livingston Academy

  • Livingston Female Seminary

  • Livingston Male Academy

  • Male School

  • Melancthan Male and Female Institute

  • Mount Moriah Academy

  • Pine Hill Female Academy

  • Select English and Classical School

  • South Sumter Academy

  • Sumterville Female Academy

  • Sumterville Male Academy

  • Union Academy

  • West Alabama Military Institute

  • Wright’s Female Seminary

SF2, D2, Folder 33

• Schools: Livingston College

• Bulletin, State Teachers College, 1937, announcements for summer quarter

• “Certificate of Incorporation of Livingston Normal and Industrial School”, December 21, 1917

• “Famous Preservation Hall Jazz Band to Play at LU, Feb. 26 [1975]”

• “Livingston State College – [President Emeritus] Dr. G.W. Brock”, by Mrs. Mary Boyd Brock

• “Livingston State Teachers College Baseball Team wins Alabama Intercollegiate Conference”, Birmingham News Age Herald, May 30, 1948

• “Livingston University – Reports of its demise were exaggerated”, Home Record, October 13, 1976

• “New Artesian Well at the State Normal”, Southern Home, June 10, 1921

• “New Orleans based Preservation Hall Jazz Band to play at BSC”

• “Our Schools”, Livingston Journal, November 11, 1892

• “Picture of Artesian Well and Pavilion”

• “Picture of Judd Arrington and John Neel at the Julia Tutwiler Library”

• “Picture of new building at Alabama Normal College”, December 10, 1908

• “Preservation preserves New Orleans Spirit in Jazz Concert at LU”

• “[State Teachers College]”, untitled, no source, no author, no date

• “Sumter County Newspapers at Livingston University”

  • Cuba Advertiser

  • Gainesville Reporter

  • Gainesville Times

  • Geiger Times

  • Home Record

  • Livingston Journal

  • Our Southern Home

  • Sumter County Call

  • Sumter County Journal

  • Sumter County Sentinel

  • Sumter County Sun

  • Sumter Enterprise

  • York Herald

  • York Weekly Press

• “Bernie Thompson gets Young Trophy for football and baseball”, Birmingham News Age Herald, May 30, 1948

SF2, D2, Folder 34

• Schools, “G”

• Gainesville Male Academy”, September 28, 1875

• “Gaston Male and Female Seminary and Gaston Institute”, Sumter Democrat, September 1853

• “Geiger Public and High School first consolidated school in the state of Alabama”

• “The Old Geiger School…restoring a memory”, Linda Hager Timberlake

• “Veteran Reunion of Gainesville Academy 1879”

SF2, D2, Folder 35

• Schools

• Picture of the Alabama Normal College for Girls (Livingston) graduating class of 1897, 13 women pictured

SF2, D2, Folder 36

• Schools: Livingston Male Academy

• Declaration of the Corporation of the Livingston Male Academy

• SF2, D2, Folder 37

• Schools: Millville School

• “Millville High School [history]”

• “Millville High School enrollment and announcement”, 1894

• “Millville High School rates of tuition”, 1894

• Picture of Millville School

• Picture of Millville School students with names listed

SF2, D2, Folder 38

• Schools: P

• First Grade test results, 1943-44

• Payneville School Register, 1932-33

• Picture of Panola School class in 1927

• Pine Hill Female Academy terms and tuition

SF2, D2, Folder 39

• Schools: S

• “Sam McDonald Consolidated School at Intercourse opens”

• “[Scratch Hill] School House Burns”

• Shorts School in the 1890’s

• “Sumter Academy Girls continue their Alabama [basketball] successes”, Marty Stamper, Meridian Star

• “Sumterville Female Academy terms and tuition”, 1854

• “Sumterville Male and Female Academy Commencement Exercises”, circa 1869

SF2, D2, Folder 40

• Schools: State Teachers College

• History of State Teachers College manuscript beginning with in 1881 Miss Julia Tutwiler was made principal

SF2, D2, Folder 41

• Schools: Sumter County

• Agreement between a teacher, Patton, and a township that the teacher will teach a supplementary school, 1883

• Early Schools of Sumter, Julia Killingsworth

• Receipts from the superintendent to the township from the educational fund, 1866

• Schools of Sumter County, 1926-27

  • Accredited (Geiger and Ward)

  • Agricultural

  • County High

  • Normal

  • Unaccredited

• Sumter County School News, April 23, 1938

• York Academy Roll, 1904-05

SF2, D2, Folder 42

• Schools: W

• Picture of students and teacher at the Wolf School near York about 1906

• “Students attending Ward High School” article and picture of 5^th and 6^th grade class, 1936-37

SF2, D2, Folder 43

• Schools: Y

• Picture of an elementary grade class at York, 1928 or 29

• “York Academy”

  • “York School Closes”, York Herald, May 18, 1911

  • “[High School Commissioners] will visit Sumter County”, York Herald, June 29, 1911

  • “Will locate the County High Schools soon”, York Herald, July 13, 1911

  • “High School commission will visit Sumter”, York Herald, July 27, 1911

  • “Sumter County High School”, York Herald, August 11, 1911

  • “High School Commission Here”, Our Southern Home, August 2, 1911
     “York wins county high school”, Our Southern Home, August 9, 1911
    “High School has opened”, York Herald, September 11, 1911

  • “Rumor is unfounded – County High School will stay at York”, York Herald, November 2, 1911

  • “Notice to contractors to build Sumter County High School”, York Herald, December 14, 1911

  • “Sumter County High School new building at York now completed, ready for opening”, Geiger Times, August 15, 1912

  • “Picture of Sumter County High School”

  • “A gala day at York”, Cuba Advertiser, August 30, 1912

  • “Opening day great occasion”, Cuba Advertiser, September 13, 1912

  • “Picture of Old York School Building last used for classes in 1948-49”

• “York Academy Roll of Honor”, York Times, December 5, 1891

• “York School”, York News, September 12, 1889

• “York Station has two schools”, York Times, February 14, 1891

SF2, D2, Folder 44

• Schools: Miscellaneous

• Class of 1939 when they were in sixth grade

• Class picture with individual names on back but no school name or date

• Class picture with Principal Longshore, no school name or date

• School picture with no names

• More school pictures with no school names or years

• “Gaston Institute”, no source, no date

• “Sumterville Institute”, no source, no date

SF2, D2, Folder 45

• Schools: York – Sumter County High

• Class of 1936, 1937, 1938 reunion pictures

• Deed from Sumter County Board of Education to the Town of York, July 2, 1949

• Deed from Sumter County Board of Education to Walter A. Greene, June 7, 1949

• Deed from State of Alabama to Sumter County Board of Education, May 20, 1949

• “A gala day at York [for the opening of the Sumter County High School]”, Cuba Advertiser, August 30, 1912

• “Graduating class [of 1925] 50 years ago listing married names and who is deceased”

• “High School commission here”, Our Southern Home, August 2, 1911

• “High School commission will visit Sumter”, York Herald, July 27, 1911

• “High School has opened…This we believe to be practical Christianity”, York Herald, September 11, 1911

• “Home economics class picture”, 1924

• “Larger enrollment for York School”, 1927

• List of deceased people, no explanation

• “Notice contractors bids will be received for the erection of Sumter County High School”, York Herald, December 14, 1911

• “Old dormitory and lot sold”, Sumter County Journal, March 18, 1954

• “Old York School Building” article and picture, Sumter County Journal, August 13, 1953

• “Opening day [for County High School]great occasion”, Cuba Advertiser, September 13, 1912

• Picture of whole football team squatting, 1937

• Picture of four football players standing, County Champs 1937

• Picture of Shorts School in the 1890’s

• Picture of school, no name, no date

• Picture of Sumter County High School, 1916

• Picture of Sumter County High School Wildcats Football Team, 1920’s

• Picture of Sumter County High School Wildcats Football Team, 1932-33

• Picture of Sumter County High School basketball team, 1929

• Senior Class picture, 1925

• “Rumor is unfounded – County High School will stay at York”, York Herald, November 2, 1911

• “Sumter County High School”, York Herald, August 11, 1911

• “Sumter County High School – Large dormitory built adjoining”, August 15, 1912

• Sumter County High School ad, board at cost not to exceed 10 dollars, August 13, 1913

• Sumter County High School annual promotion, 1937

• Sumter County High School Catalogue of Students, 1914-15, Announcements for session, 1915-16

• Sumter County High School Class Reunion Book, classes of 1936, 1937, and 1938

• Sumter County High School YTDV Sorority picture, 1925

• “Will locate the County High Schools soon”, York Herald, July 13, 1911

• York School class picture, 1910-11

• “[High School Commission] Will visit Sumter County”, York Herald, June 29, 1911

• “York Development Company to sell old school building”, Sumter County Journal, May 14, 1953

• “York wins County High School”, Our Southern Home, August 9, 1911

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