Alma Jean Hamilton

The Super Southeast 120 list

1. John Theus, OT, Jacksonville (Fla.) Bolles (6-6, 292): A dominant drive blocker, he locks on and powers his man into the turf. Excellent feet in pass protection. Committed to Georgia.

2. Dante Fowler Jr., DE, St. Petersburg (Fla.) Lakewood (6-3, 232): Elite edge-rusher racked up 20 sacks and 33 tackles for loss among his 107 tackles as a junior. He was named DL MVP of Tallahassee NIKE camp this summer. Committed to Florida State.

3. Jameis Winston, QB, Hueytown (Ala.) (6-4, 200): Dual-threat star was named co-MVP of the Elite 11 QB camp in California this month. His 92 mph fastball and home run power also make him a top prospect in the 2012 MLB draft. Alabama, Florida State and LSU are his final three.

4. Eddie Williams, S/ATH, Panama City (Fla.) Arnold (6-4, 200): Super-sized safety is a head-hunter with excellent speed and ball skills. Committed to Alabama.

5. Landon Collins, S, Geismar (La.) Dutchtown (5-11, 200): A big hitter with 4.42 40 speed, he was recently crowned a national champion in SPARQ, which measures athleticism. Alabama and LSU lead Florida, Tennessee and Texas.

6. Nelson Agholor, ATH, Tampa (Fla.) Berkeley Prep (6-2, 180): Nigeria native has rushed for 2,257 yards in the last two years but projects as a receiver or defensive back in college. Long list of offers includes Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, LSU, Miami, Michigan, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Oregon, Texas and USC.

7. Jonathan Taylor, DT, Millen (Ga.) Jenkins County (6-4, 315): Dominant at the point of attack, he tosses linemen around like rag dolls and controls the line of scrimmage. Committed to Georgia.

8. Tracy Howard, CB, Miramar (Fla.) (6-0, 170): A shutdown corner who is strong in press coverage, he may be the best cover corner prospect in the country. Has offers from Alabama, Florida, Florida State, Miami and Notre Dame, which lead Auburn, Georgia, South Carolina and West Virginia.

9. Jordan Jenkins, DE, Hamilton (Ga.) Harris County (6-3, 245): His 4.6 speed makes him a terror off the edge. His strength at the point of attack and relentless pursuit make him an anchor against the run. Alabama and Florida lead Auburn, Georgia and Tennessee.

10. Avery Young, OT, Palm Beach Gardens (Fla.) (6-6, 273): Explosive, athletic lineman can get to the second level in a hurry and do some damage when he gets there. Florida and Georgia lead Auburn, Florida State, Miami, Michigan, Oklahoma, Virginia Tech and others.

Walking in Graveyards: Alma Jean Brown

Here you will see the cemeteries I visit and be able to read the inscriptions on the gravestones and any additional information I have found. I want this to be a resource for people to find their loved ones, relatives and ancestors and to find genealogical information. This is a place for respect and for remembering. It is also a place for my musings and observations. If a family member would like a high resolution copy of any of the photos shown or would like to add to the posting of their family or friend with stories or photos, please email me or leave in comments. For my email link, click the 'view' link below.

MAC Alumnae Dinner, OAC Review, v.50, no. 3, Dec. 1937

Just lovely

British watercolours in the Victoria and Albert Museum, an illustrated summary catalogue of the national collection

Catalog of Copyright Entries. Third Series, 1966: Title Index

Fifty years of banking service, 1871-1921