Annapolis High School - Wake Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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osition NAVY WJOHN CLIFTON TUCKER FRANCES VIRGINIA SULLIVAN Franny Pretty Franny, one of our more quiet stu- dents, sold War Bonds and Stamps. Al- though enrolled in the Distributive Educa- tion Course, she wishes to be a beautician, and most of all a good wife. RUSSELL CLEMENT SWEENEY Uffiifi Cf Always teasing and cutting-up, Russell is ver well liked amon his friends Y ' Q - With that patriotic feeling in his bones, he wants to be a Marine-if the Army doesn't get him first. FEROL TANKERSLEY We present a girl with oodles of rhythm, plus a very pleasing personality. Her ambi- tion is headed in the commercial direction, and her school background will be of great help to her. ' MARGARET TAYLOR Tall and dark-haired, Margaret is al- ways seen working in our cafeteria at lunch time. Having gained experience , in the Distributive Education Course she is headed for success in a business CGFGGF. 29 CECILIA ELEANOR THOMAS Nonie ' Nonie has been an enthusiastic home eco- nomics student. Her cooking class was her favorite, as a thorough knowledge of foods and calories will help her to be that dieti- tian she wants to be. VIRGINIA ELLEN THOMPSON Virginia, with her sunny disp and pleasant smile, will be a great asset to the business world. Not only an asset, but with her ability for taking shorthand she will be a speedy and perfect stenographer. WILLIAM MERRIT TILLMAN Cooperative, good-natured Merrit with his deep bass voice has taken an active in- terest in our school's musical organizations. His versatility and ability to get along with anyone will probably serve him well in whatever vocation he may choose. Fifgwawv. Shorty D md wwz John's nickname, Shorty, suits hirn per- fectly. Being one of our most spirited j1jf HS seniors he would like to join the -Navy after graduation. Another gob for ,mi kc' 7'CUncle Sam. us? zJcw5

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2 F' 'fx I HARRY BERNARD STALLINGS fl I Happy Happy, a husky lad with an enthusiasm for sports was the spark of the team-any team, but especially soccer. This will prove an excellent training when he joins up with the Marines. LOUISE STOCKETT Although, shy and quiet, Louise is a bundle of fun. One of those home- making girls, she hopes she will make some man very happy. BEI IY MYRA STRAUSS Becky This brunette is known as one of the indis- pensable typists of the Tally-Ho. Her friendly nature has won her many friends in the commercial field, which, incidentally, is her choice. ESCO EDWARD STRICKLAND, JR. Esco Tall, dark and handsome, Esco will long be remembered for his striking profile. A vote of thanks to Esco for his many sparkling senior writeups. Good fortune to you as a civil engineer. MARY JOSEPHINE SKISLAK Skizie Cute, black-haired Skizie was a Library Representative. This comes as a surprise to us, but rumor has it that she wants to be an aviatrix. Success to you-a grand girl. CHARLES ROBINSON SMITH Smitty There's never a dull moment when Smitty's around. Full of fun he is a great addition to any group. If he goes through college as he went through high school, look out, Bob Hope! MARTHA PORTER SMITH Pote Pote, hailing from Virginia, with her per- sonality, face, and figure was truly an asset to A. H. S. She prefers an exciting future as an ambulance driver, MELVIN WILMER SMITH Willie Willie, one of our humorists, is usually heard muttering some witty remark. His aeronautical ability is another hop on his airway to success at Pensacola. 28

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EMMERT KING WALKER His ready wit has won him many friends among those who were its victims. ln zoology he revealed his interest in the ani- mal kingdom and his intention to be a veternarian. I WILLIAM BARTON WALKER Shy and silent, Bill is really a good fel- low. Cooperative when ever help is needed, Bill really has a deep sense of responsibility under a sort of care- free exterior. ALLAN CRAVEN wEsTcoTT NWX-l Wucky Tall and good looking with dancing blue eyes, Wucky is as happy-go-lucky as they come. His willingness to accept new ideas should do much to make him an excellent naval architect. DAVID CAREY WILEY fl Nil Dave Dave, returning to A. H. S. after an absence of two years, has resumed his place in intra-murals. Dave is also plot- ting his course to the Naval Air Force. CLEO CERTRUDE TURNER Curly-haired Cleo is one of our well-liked dark seniors. Her interest has always been with the Navy, so her decision to be a Red Cross nurse probably carries the hope that she will serve with the Navy. AUCUSTINE JOSEPH VLNA liQl'lrf Gus Gus, a nice, well-liked boy, can be seen working on the fire squad. Math and aeronautics will help him when he joins the Air Corps to fulfill his ambition. MARTHA BEN ITA VOINCHE' Martha is rather quiet, but has a very pleasing personality which is greatly en- joyed. She was a follower of the Home Eco- nomics curricular. SHIRLEY AN N WAC-N ER Busy little bee! This pert, friendly blonde works for the yearbook and is president of the Art Service. She hopes to follow in the footsteps of Jon Whit- comb and Michael. 30