Bellevue High School - Owl Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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JOSEPHINE PRICE CHRISTOPHER, B.S., M.A. , ' English CORINNE SMITH, B.S. . . . ., , Mathematics G. E. HORN, B.S., M.A. Principal and Agriculturist ROBERTA HEWGI.EY, B.S. ,. . Commerce MRS. GRACE FULLERTON. A.B., 1VI.A. , English and Mathematics JIMMY EDWARDS, B.E. , Athletics and Mathematics EVA WADE, B.S. . , . , , . Music and Language W. K. KERSHAW, B.S., M.A. , History CHARLOTTE VVILLSON, B.S. Home Economics RAYMOND HUFFMAN, B.S. ,. Science Page Four Bellevue High School fgy f-TQM fTQf THlE owt 'N J A W I sv ' ix 0 ' fi 0 sh fl .ll0kE.df'r 2 E ff. fa? 52' .5 5 ELQXX-A, C- I S133 KT: IW . X X I' ' Kxz I ik x'Nm -Zfk GK 9 L 1 1,11 X- I - YYY N ,S Xx 2 10 J sl 'f ' If KN , Annual Simi? WILLIE SMITH. . . MARVIN REAMS ,.... JIMMIE EDWARDS . VAN GRIZZARD .... DENNIS JOHNSON . PAUL GASSAWAY. FRANCES WATKINS ,,.. J. B. ELIZER ...., MARIE JONES ,... ROBERT MEGLING .... . . LAURA DEMOSS ,,,. ..., ELTON HULAN ..,. LUCILLE AUSTIN. . JAMES VAUGHN. . . ANNA FRIEDLI. . . I r 1 . . . .Photographic Editor . . . . . . . ,Editor-in-Chief . .. .Faculty Advisor . . . . .Business Manager . . . . . Advertising Manager . . . . . . . . . Circulation Manager . . .Assistant Business Manager . . . . . .Assistant Editor-in-Chief . . . . .Assistant Editor-in-Chief ,Assistant Photographic Editor Assistant Advertising Manager Assistant Advertising Manager .Assistant Circulation Manager .Assistant Photographic Editor .Assistant Circulation Manager CLASS POEM Seniors! time has come for partingg With a lot of fun and sorrow School days here are fading fast. We have gone our ways togetherg We must face a great new world now, But we're meeting at the crossroads Always fighting to the last. And from here our ways must sever. To the teachers we are leaving, Friends and fellow students, too, To the ones who've always helped us, We must say good-by to you. WILLIE SMITH Class Poet. Page Five VAN GRIZZARD By the work one knows the workmann Hume-Fogg. '36, Football. '37, '38, Journalism Club. '38, Vice-President, '39, Owl Club, '39, Beta Club, '39, President Senior Class, '39, Annual Staff, F. F. A., ' 9 FRED PERKERSON His girl and his pipe and the world is all right Football, '36, '37, '38, Cap- tain, '38: Basketball, '3'7. '38, '39, Captain. '39, F. F. A.. '37, '38, '39: Secretary of Senior Class, Commer- cial Club, '37, '38, '39, Owl Club, '39, Track Team. LUCILLE AUSTIN Tall oaks from little acorns grow Civics Club, '36C Home Economics Club, '36, '37. '38, Social Science, '37: Commercial Club, '38: President. '39, Basketball, '37, '38, '39, Owl Club. '392 Secretary: All City Bas- ketball. '38, '39. VIRGINIA BATES Not how much but how well Home Economics Club. '36, Social Science. '36, '37, Secretary, Dramatic Club, '38. WILLIAM BEASLEY U music is the food of love, give me a second helping Hume-Fogg, '36, '37, Belle- vue, '38, '39, Chorus, '39. EDWARD BUQUO Better faithful than - famous Science Club, '38, Photo- graphic Club. '38, Page Six SENIORS 9 - ANNA FRIEDLI If music be the ,food of love, play on Treasurer Freshman Class, President Sophomore Class: Vice - President Senior Class, Journalism Club, '36, '37, '38, Presi- dent. '38, Treasurer. '39, Basketball. '36, '37, '38, '39. HOWARD FISHER A football player of great fame. Haughty is his other name Cohn, '35, Football, '38, Baseball. '38, '39, Re- porter Senior Class, '39, Commercial Club, '37, '38, '39: F. F. A., '37, '38, '39, Owl Club. EUGENIA ADAIR T-rifles make perfection but perfection is not trifies Cohn, '35, '36, Marinette Club, Music Club, Belle- vue, Home Economics, '37, '38, '39, Social Science Club, '37, '38, Usher in Senior Play. CYNTHIA BAIRD Nothing great is lightly won Latin Club. '36, '37, '38, Home Economics Club, '36, '37, '38, Chorus, '39. ELTON Boom: lf study is the cause of death., I'll live forever F. F. A., '36, '37, '38, '39. J oe COLLIER Eat, drink, and be merry, is my motto Hume-Fogg, '36, Football, '37, '38, Baseball, '38, '39, Future Farmer Club. '39, Owl Club, '39. DEURELLE CRAIGHEAD Not afraid of work but not in sympathy with it Donelson High School, '36, '37q F. F. A., '37, '38, '393 Beta Club, 393 Jour- nalism Club, '39. ETHEL CUNNINGHAM Climb though the rocks be rugged Fairview, '36: Home Eco- nomics, '37, '38, JEWEL DEAL The meek shall inherit the earth Hillsboro High School, '36, '37, '38g Home Economics Club, '36, '37: Vice-Presi- dent Sophomore Class, '37. LAURA DEMoss Know your stuff and be able to strut it Hume-Fogg, '36: Dramatic Club, '37, '38: Home Eco- nomics Club, '38g Com- gieircial Club, '39, Basket- a . EDITH ETHRIDGE Young men, beware this maiden fair, with long eyelashes and reddish hair Home Economics Club, '36, '37, '383 Latin Club, '36. '37, '38: Secretary, '383 Beta Club, '39: Senior Play. THELMA FOSTER Always talking, never quiet Cohn School. '35, '36g Marinette Club. Home Economics Club, '37, '38: Chorus. '39. SENIORS CARLENE CARTER We will find a path or make one Isaac Litton, '35: Home Economics, '36, '37, '38g -Social Science Club, '37, ' '38 IVA CUNNINGHAM Not at the top but climbing Fairview. '36g Home Eco- nomics. '37. '38. MILDRED DEAN All sense without com- mon sense is nonsense Van Leer High School, '35, '36g Byron Club, '35, '36: Basketball, '36, Belle- vue, '37, '38, '39. J. B. ELIZER With a thirst for infor- mation Latin Club, '36, '371 Science Club, '37, '38C Photographic Club, '37: F. F. A., '38, '39: Owl Club, '39g Journalism Club, '38g Manager Basketball Team. '37, '38g Band. '39: Annual Staff: Class Prophet. VERA ENSEY After the clouds the sun shines Home Economics Club. '36, '37, '38g Dramatic Club, '36g Social Science, '37, '383 Secretary, '38g Commercial Club, '39g Senior Play. HERMAN FOSTER If silence is golden, he is a rich man Social Science. '36, '373 Science Club, '38. Page Seven PAUL GASSAWAY Hit, don't fan Hume-Fogg, '35, '361 Foot- ball, '38, Journalism Club. '37, '38, Sergeant-at-Arms. '39, Vice-President Owl Club, '39, Annual Staff. ELISE HARNESS Aim high and hold your aim Fairview, '36, Home Eco- nomics Club, '37, '38. DORCAS HERRON If you want anything done, do it yourself Journalism Club, '35, '36. '37, '38, Treasurer, '38: Home Economics Club. '35, '36, '37, '38, Treasurer, '37, Senior Play. '38: An- nual Staff, '38. THOMAS HIRSBRUNNER If worry has killed great men, then why worry F. F. A., '36, '37, '38, '391 Secretary, '38, Science Club, '38, ELTON HULAN Don't let your studies interfere with your ' education Football, '36, '37, '38, Bas- ketball, '36, '37, '38, '39: Baseball. '37, '38, '39, F. F. A.. '36, '37, '38, '391 President, '39, Social Science Club, '38, Presi- dent Owl Club, '39, Annual Staff. CLARA JENKINS We build the ladder by which we climb Gallatin High School, '35, '36, Bellevue, '37, '38, '39: Dramatic Club. '37. '381 Home Economics Club, '37, '38, '39, Beta Club, '39, Page Eight 'S SENIORS LULA HARGIS We can because we think we can Hume-Fogg, '36, '37, Glee Club, '37, Echo Staff, Travel Club, '37, Bellevue, '38, '39, Science Club, '38. KELLY HALL lie sure likes the women, he s Qust a ladies' man Latin Club, '36, Science Club, '38, Senior Play. ERLENE HICKS Not failure, -but low aim is crime Home Economics Club, '36, '37, Social Science, '36, '37, Commercial Club, '39, Basketball. '38, '39, JOHNNIE HoR'roN Grim, grind, and attain West High, '36, Football, '36, Bellevue, '37, '38, '39, Football, '38, Baseball, '38, '39, Owl Club, '39, F. F. A., '39, Band, '39. Bovn JENKINS Don't let your education interfere with your sleep Social Science, '36, '37, '38. DENNIS Joi-INSON I am too busy to make a noise Science Club, '38, Report- er, '38, Beta Club. '39, Reporter, '39, Annual Staff, Commercial Club, '39, Senior Play. MARIE J ONES With the ropes of the past we will ring the bells of the future President Freshman Class, Home Economics Club, '36, Latin Club, '36, '37, '38, '39, Secretary Beta Club, '39, Journalism Club, '39, Annual Staff, Will Writer, Senior Play. MILDRED MAYNARD Why worry, things are going to happen anyway Science Club, '36, '37, '38. ROBERT MEGLING All great men are dead, I don't feel so well myself Hume-Fogg, '36, Baseball, '36, '37, Football, '38, Eco- nomics Club, '36, '37, Science Club, '37, Annual Staff, Beta Club, '39, Owl Club, Senior Play. HATTIE MooRE Always jolly, always gay, Always full of fun and playa Hume-Fogg, '37, Bellevue, '38, '39, Social Science, '37, '38, Home Economics Club, '37, '38, Dramatic Club. '37, '38, Senior Play. MARVIN REAMS He thinks much but talks little F. F. A., '37, '38, '39, Science Club, '38, Track Team, '37, '38, Annual Staff, Owl Club, '39. PAULINE SMITH Fate tried to conceal her by naming her Smith Chorus, '39, Band, '39. SENIORS LENA LINTON We pass for what we are President Civics Club, '36, Home Economics Club, '36, '37, '38, President Social Science Club, '37, French Club, '37, '38, Sec- retary, '37, Treasurer. '38, Commercial Club, '38, '39, Treasurer, '39. HOMER MAYNARD A woman's a woman, but a good c1gar's a smoke F. F. A., '36, '37, '38, '39, Social Science, '37, '38, Vice-President, '38, Presi- dent Junior Class, '38, Basketball, '37, '38, '39, Treasurer Owl Club, '39. ELIZABETH MITCHELL f'The elevator to success is not running, take the stairs Dramatic Club, '36, '37, '38, Sergeant-at-Arms, '36, Treasurer, '37, Vice-Presi- dent, '38, Home Eco- nomics. '36, '37, '38, Vice- President, '38, Ba'-'ketball Manager, '38, '39, Owl Club, '39. MARY FRANCES REASONOVER A quitter never wins and a winner never quits Dramatic Club, '36, '37, '38, Social Science Club, '36, Commercial Club, '39, Senior Play. AVERY RICHARDSON If you can't win, make the fellow ahead of you break the record Hillsboro, '36, F. F. A., '37, '38, '39, Secretary. '39, Owl Club, '39, Basketball, '38, '39, Band, '39. CHARLES SMITH It's not whether you'ue won or lost, but how you've played the game Father Ryan, '37, Foot- ball, '38, Track, '38, F. F. A., '38, '39, Owl Club, '39. Page Nine WILIIIE SMITH Be a live wire and you wOn,'t get stepped on F. F. A., '36, '37, '383 Re- porter, '373 Basketball, '36, '38, '393 Manager. '36g Journalism Club, '38, '393 President, '393 Owl Club, '39g President Beta Club. '39, Class Poet: Annual Staff: Band, '39: Latin Club, '36, '373 Reporter, '37, DOROTHY SULLIVAN Hitch your wagon to a star Latin Club, '36, '37: Home Economics Club, '36, '37, '38: Science Club, '38. DOROTHY TUCKER Lone is wonian's inspi- ration: may I ever be inspired llume-Fogg A Music. '36: Bellevue - Home Eco- nomics Club, '38, '39: Social Science Club, '37, '38: Chorus, '38. '39g Head Usher Senior Play. JAMES VAUGHN Pass on, fair ladies, I heed thee not F. F. A., '363 Annual Staff: Science Club, '37, '38, MARY RUTH WALTON Look u1rori the past as the present of our future Home Economics Club, '36, '37, '38: Dramatic Club, '36, '37: Social Science Club, '36, '373 Commercial Club, '38: Secretary Commercial Club, '39q Senior Play. HARRY MAC WELLS Stay green for when you are ripe you rot Hume-Fogg, '37g Science Club, '37, '38: Track Team. '38, Senior Play, Page Ten SENIORS MALCOLM SPENCER Always talking, never saying anything .Cohn High School, '35: Bellevue, '36, '37, '38. '39. EVANS TUCKER As for me, all I know is that I know something anyway Track Team, '37, '381 Foot- ball, '38: Commercial Club, '38. '39: Owl Club, '39: F. F. A., '39g Senior Play, '38. MAMIE TRENARY A dread of books, fl love of fun Civics Club, '363 Home Economics Club, '36: Social Science Club, '393 Science Club, '38. CHARLES VAUPEL I learned about women from her Football, '37, '383 Com- mercial Club, '37, '38, '393 Vice-President, '393 Owl Cigub, '39: Future Farmers, FRANCES WATKINS What is worth doing at all is worth doing well Home Economics Club, '36, '37: Latin Club, '36, '37g President, '38: Vice- President Sophomore Class, '37: Vice-President Junior Class, '38: Vice- President Beta Club, '391 Annual Staff: Senior Play. RAYMOND YORK Any fool can go to bed, but it takes a man to get up 3 Dairy Judging Team, '38Z it F A 36 37 a 39 .F. ..',','3,'I , Civics Club, '36, '37. 04713 , qi - 1. ' fp V 4M ,ff 'qm- E.,flA'Q,, 'f s elm .Stuff SENIOR HISTORY In the fall of 1935, BELLEVUE HIGH opened its doors to about sixty-live timid freshmen, who on the night before had hardly slept a wink because of the excitement of going to high school. In spite of the trials and tribulations that confront the freshmen in every high school, a successful year passed by with Marie Jones as president of the class and Miss Price as sponsor. This was a class of loyal supporters of clubs and athletics, as well as loyal supporters of the school. When school opened the next year it admitted about the same groupg a few lost and a few added. This was a class very different from the humble class that were freshmen only a year previous. We had, however, begun to feel our importance as sophomores. This year the class chose Anna Friedli as president and Miss Smithson as sponsor. The sophomore class wcn the prize for getting the most food for the banquet, the prize for putting on the best stunt as Stunt Night, and the honor of having the best cheering section at basketball games. In the class basketball tourna- ment the sophomore boys went to the finals but the girls were beaten in the first round. Another year passed by as happy as the preceding year, if not happier. In 1938 this class had reached its junior year well on its way toward four happy years at Bellevue. Homer Maynard was elected president of the class and Miss Beasley sponsor. The class played an outstanding part in athletics and also furnished many leaders and officers for various activities in the school. This class sponsored a trip to the Future Farmer Camp, in honor of the seniors, an annual entertainment sponsored by the junior class. As this school year of 1939 is gradually nearing a close the senior class, under the capable leadership of Van Grizzard, the sponsorship of Jimmy Edwards, and the advising ability of Prof. G. E. Horn, are looking forward both joyfully and regretfully as we leave Bellevue and step out into the world. The class undertook one of the biggest undertakings of any previous class, producing the BELLEVUE OWL, the second annual ever to be produced by Bellevue. With happy memories we look back over the four years we spent at Bellevue and with these happy thoughts in mind, we face the unknown world. MARVIN REAMS, Class Historian. Page Eleven J nhfigskm .,,,!fL fl -A ,vw T H IE O W L 1 lg, .gp s,,fllfQ, ' X-I wt.. 'ffrmgv SENIOR PROPHECY As I wandered slowly through Centennial Park, I began to look back over the days of the past at Bellevue. I had often thought of the good old school chums and those who guided us through one of the most important parts of our lives. I began to wonder what had happened to all those seniors. Down in the low shady part of the park I saw an old man, whose hair and beard was hoar with age. He held in one hand a large scythe and wore an old ragged gown. He said in a low trembling voice, Come, my boy, and I will tell you what you Wish to know, I thought he was just a crazy old lunatic, but how did he know that I wanted to know anything? After all, it was a bit mysterious, but since I was at leisure at that time, I went and sat with him. He asked me if I would like for him to tell me of some of my schoolmates. I said, Yes, by all means, go ahead. Many of your friends are well spoken of, such as: Homer Maynard, speaker of the House of Representativesg William Holmes Smith, the President's private secretaryg and Edith Ethridge, who has just startled the universe by marrying the Duke of Pinkeye. There are many more who have accomplished much in other tields. And now let's consider some more of our beloved seniors. Van Grizzard is now a fortunate storekeeper who has taken the H. D. O'Brien business. J. Thomas Hirs- brunner is a hog dealer and Joe Kid Collier is a veterinarian. Deurelle Craighead is the publisher of the Cregg-Head Shorthand Book. Dennis Johnson and Ed Boquo are the recent publishers of a new Geometry Book. Howard Fisher is the pro- prietor of the White Racer Bottling Works and his friend, Harry Wells, is in the pork business at Catalina Islands. Johnny Horton is the leader of his family orchestra. Dorcas Herron, Iva and Ethel Cunningham, Elise Harness, and Lula Hargis have all finished nurse's training and are experienced nurses. Yes, and I believe there are two school teachers from this class-Carlene Carter is teaching Home Economics, and Jewel Deal is teaching English. Roger Clark is crooning over station P-U-N-K and Marvin Reams is an NBC sports announcer. Marie Jones is a style designer for a popular clothing tirm. Virginia Bates has just appeared among the radio stars and Frances Watkins has qualified for an air stewardess. From the business side of life we turn to the romantic. Elton Boone, a silver-iieet truck driver is a proud father of four kids. Laura DeMoss was an advertising manager for B. Levitan Furniture Company until one of the Smith boys hooked her. Mary Frances Reason- over has lassoed a cowboy and tied the knot. Lena Linton has picked a settled home life for her career. Hattie Moore has gone to the top as a movie star and has found her long lost Romeo. Mary Ruth Walton, a society cream puff, has won the honor of being the best dressed woman in America, As for entertainment, Kelly Hall has opened a large theatre and has employed Mildred Dean and Vera Ensey as box ofiice girls. Dorothy Tucker is a popular night club hostess with two good assistants in Eugenia Adair and Cynthia Baird. Raymond York stole the show with the best team of mules at Columbia. James Vaughn is a Marine Lieutenant and Boyd Jenkins, also with Uncle Sam, is Captain of a battleship. I interrupted very abruptly and asked about some athletes who went to Bellevue. Elton Hulan and Charles Smith are All-American footballers at Mississippi, and Robert Megling has made the grade with Tyler, Texas. Fred Spear Perkerson, Jr. and Paul Ichabod Gassaway are playing baseball with the Chicago Cardinals and St. Louis Cubs, respectively. By the way, Anna Friedli is a very interested baseball fan in the hub city. Pete Mitchell is a basketball coach at Damsel High School and Clara Jenkins is teaching gymnastics with her. Oh yes, and there are those track stars. Evans Tucker is the record-breaking, fieet-footed dasher at Hale and Avery Richardson is the high jumper at Yarvard. Now that the time has come for me to part, I say, 'Time marches on and so do the BELLEVUE SENIORS or '39.' Half dazed I found that this was only a prophecy. J. B. ELIZER, Class Prophet. Page Twelve WSW xxq S4 Q 1 xl A V A 'Jr H JE 0 W L Q f' :iff Q Sa' 1 xv ,ml JN ' X -1fkQNxxx-9 Senior Snapshots Page Thirteen X lQW!TH1E OWL fs , WK jg I 'Z K XNXQ1 sv W- sv 0 If? -6 Egg 9 QU' I Nsflf' ,. X'-W :JW FIN JUNIOR CLASS ...I GLENN BURNETT Prcszdc nt MARY CASTLEMAN Vzcc Presuicnt KATHERINE LEE , Secretary Treasurer ALMA BRADY . . Reporter STANLEY ZINK Sergcant at Arms FRANK O'BRIEN Sergeant at Arms Page Fourteen ELIZABETH ALLEN OLETA BAIRD HELEN BARNES MARIE BRADFORD ALFRED CARNEY ROGER CLARK HOWARD ENSEY CLARA FAGG J. B. FAGG VIRGINIA FOSTER HOWARD GARDNER PERNIE GADDES HOWARD GREER LEWIS GREER JOSEPH HARRELL EDITH HEMEY J W f WQW THE UWL 7Q5'i sv In Q 8 X0 .nag-D gf 3 QI, ,X 1 S. ,I I gsx i Wfkx If E Q .1 1 A S ,MQW jfs fff A-W MM E JUNIOR CLASS TRUEMAN HILL LEECY HUGHES CHRISTYNE HUTTON FRANKIE KENNEDY FRANCES LINDSLEY MILDRED MCPHERSON ODEL OSBORNE MARVIN PEERCY HELEN PETTY NELLIE RAINEY BILLY SADLER EMMA DEE SAWYER FLORINE SMITH RUBY STOCKTON RUBY SULLIVAN WINSTON SPENCER L. D. STAFFORD IONA WATTS Joi-IN WATTS BOB WELLS EDNA WILLIAMS ROBERTA WINKLER GEORGE WRIGHT i P Page Fifteen U T I-I E O W L Rf Sf . N A 0 if W 2 E9 N 2 QI - I KGS ' S 1 , AUC I In -fqlk QM 1 i 0 X' f - - N SOPHOMORE CLASS r ' f 5 I ,3 ' W 1 I Y l . Q. Q M is I V ' A A .I S - s A - A 'ff i.wP,:3k gf. v ,, G BL . A- f L M A 'R f X ' Y ' ti be 5' P5 ,V 6 I- X BETTY BAIRD . , .PTQS'l1dCTll JUANITA RAY , , , . . . . . . , . . . , , , , . Secretary Page Sixteen MILTON AUSTIN ED BEASLEY SYBIL BECKHAM MILDRED BURNETT JEWEL CARNEY FRANK CARTER MILDRED COVINGTON EILEEN CRICK VERNON ENSEY CORA SUE GRIMES THORIS HARRELL LILLIAN HILL ELSIE HULAN EARL HYDE ELIZABETH JOHNSON LOUISE KINLE VIDA KNIGHT CHARLEY KNOTT BILLY LESTER PAUL LINDSLEY HUBERT MANNING DOROTHY MAYNARD LOUISE MAYNARD BILLIE MEEK ALBERT MITCHELL LINK O'BRIEN CHRISTINE OWEN RENA PARKER EVELYN PERKERSON MARGARET PHILLIPS ALEC PRINCE ELIZABETH PRINCE FRED RAUSCHENBERGER HAZEL REASONOVER ERNEST REDD, JR. JOYCE REDDEN MILDRED RILLING ELLA MAI SADLER SARA SEXTON JOHN SMITH GEORGE STELLE CHARLINE STEPHENS JUANITA SULLIVAN HUGH DAVID WALTON JUDGE YATES Q S' 0 Q- -1 0 QZSW hi -:-X fxx -I' , T H E O W L 0, I' M ang Q In I fx -1 XX 2 fu S 1AfQ,wSf 'f X' WR , FRESHMAN CLASS :fail K . . Q 'la -lt I 1 if W A I. A 1 A . ' ly' .5 ' - A 'S 1 ,, , 1. X' - P 2. if 2 A rf 1 'I I? I I L I 1' L' gf g A I xt f' A - I ,. I 'I ' J 4 I , : .. I A , J A W 5,3 b A Q A 1.1 .c 3' an 1 Y ,Y . b :Y . it U w - , I, .I E X 'V 41, -,Q I JAMES MAGNESS . . ,4,4,,, President PEGGY PETTY - ,. Vice-President FRANK MAYO A . . . . . . Secretary MELBA WILLIAMS .,..........,. .,...,.,...4.....,,..,.,.. T reasurer LOUISE ADCOCK LENA MAI ALLEN BILLIE ANDERSON VIRGINIA BRADFORD FRANCES ANN BROWN HILLARD BROWN RAYMOND BROWN OSCAR BECKHAM LEWIS COLLIER HUGH CUNNINGHAM HAROLD DEMOSS ISSACS DOZIER RANDOLPH FINLEY FLOYD GRUBBS ELIZABETH HERRON SAM HIRSBRUNNER WALLACE HOLT JAMES HORN BILL JENKINS LESLIE KARNES EDWARD KRICKEL WILLIE LEE LANGI-'ORD EDWARD MALUGI-:N HAZEL OWENS EWEN PENNINGTON OWEN PENNINGTON RAY PERKERSON JOE PROCTOR BILLY PURCELL DOROTHY JANE PURNELL JESSE ROBERSON VIRGINIA ROBERTS MILDRED SAWYER ADRIAN SIRCY WILLIAM SULLIVAN IRENE TAYLOR MARY ELIZABETH THOMAS LOIS TROTTER LOIS VANDERPOOL WILLIAM VAUGHN JUANITA WALKER Page Seventeen ATHLETICS FOOTBALL INDIVIDUALS Frou! row, Ivfl to riglzt-S'rI:I,LE, GARDNER, COLLIER, L. O'BRII:N, F. O'BRII:N, PERKERSON, VAUPEL, GRIZZARD, EDWARDS, CRAIGHEAD. lim-lc mu-AMANAc:I1R LESTER, FISHER, GASSAWAY, HICKS, ZINK, TUCKI-TR, LINDSLRY. CARNILY, HORTON, HULAN, MEGLING, and COACH EDWARDS. 'KK 1 -150 I.: hd Q f is hind' J. Hel lev ue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue A B G 18 ll 13 20 Page Eiglztcfmz lJOI'f'flVlPlGl,INC, GARIJNER. FISHER, VAUPEL, TUCKER, f'l0lU-I'IUl.AN, CARNEY, GRIZZARD, HORTON, PERKERSON, FOOTBALL RECORD . Clizirlotie Antioch Watertown . West High Whitebluff Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue GASSAWAY, O'BRIEN. SMITH, CoI,I,II-:R, ZINK. 6 . Donelson 6 Cumberland 6 Litton 19 . Lipscomb 6 Donelson ATHLETICS 1 .4 . ,. , .,... - . , ,,,.,,, I- f new ,Q Above-BASKETBALL GIRLS Front row, left to right-JUANITA SULLIVAN, ELIZABETH MITCHELL, LAURA DEMoSS, VIRGINIA FoSTER, ANNA FRIEDLI, EVELYN PERKERSON, LUCILLE AUSTIN, SARA SEXTON, ERLENE HICKS. Back row, left to right-DOROTHY MAYNARD, JUANITA RAY, BETTY BAIRD, ELSIE HULAN, COACH EDWARDS, Lo1S TROTTER, EDITH HEMBY, HAZEL REASONOVER, MARY CASTLEMAN. Below-BASKETBALL BOYS Front row, left to Tighl-COACH JIMMIE EDWARDS, FRANK O'BRIEN, AVERY RICHARDSON, GEORGE STELLE, WILLIE SMITH, ALFRED CARNEY, MANAGER WILLIE LEE LANGFORD. Back row, left to Tight-HOMER MAYNARD, STANLEY ZINK, LINTON O'BRIEN, FRED PERKERSON, ELTON HULAN. GIRLS Alumni 22. . Bellevue 25 Joelton 16. .Bellevue Litton 28 . Bellevue 36 Donelson 26. . Bellevue Cumberland 13. . Bellevue 21 Central 9. .Bellevue Joelton 16, . Bellevue 21 DuPont 20. . Bellevue Antioch 34 . Bellevue 38 Goodlettsville 19. .Bellevue Litton 34. Bellevue 34 Antioch 19. . Bellevue BUYS Alumni 17 . .Bellevue 28 Donelson 24. . Bellevue Litton 28 Bellevue 26 Central 32. . Bellevue Cumberland 26 . .Bellevue 12 DuPont 38. . Bellevue Joelton 25 Bellevue 23 Goodlettsville 28.. Bellevue Antioch 20 . .Bellevue 27 Hume-Fogg 28. . Bellevue Litton 25. , Bellevue 27 Antioch 18. . Bellevue Joelton 25. .Bellevue 21 Goodlettsville 20. . Bellevue 16 33 44 33 30 26 25 12 30 9 28 29 28 Goodlettsville 19. Bellevue 24 Central 24 .Bellevue 21 Donelson 10. . Bellevue 30 Cumberland 26. . Bellevue 19 Opponents 335 Bellevue 451 Central . . Bellevue 21 31 Donelson 38. . Bellevue 22 24 24 Opponents 483 Cumberland 21, . Bellevue 39. . Bellevue T. I. S. Bellevue 416 Page Nineteen ATHLETICS BASEBALL Left to Ttglll-HORTON, F. O'BRIEN, HULAN, MEGLING. CARNEY, OSBORNE, VAUPEL, Coi.1.1izR, GAssAwAY, GARDNER, PERKERSON, FISHER. Center-COACH EDWARDS, MANAGER L. O,BRIEN. 7 FOOTBALL At the beginning of the season there were thirty men reporting for practice. The prospect for a good team seemed doubtful, but due to the hard work and determined spirit of the boys and the splendid coaching of Mr, Jimmy Edwards, Bellevue enjoyed a very successf'ul season, losing only one game, which was lost to Donelson by one point. History repeated itself when we again played Donelson for fourth position in the play-off of the Nashville Interscholastic League. . Fred Perkerson was captain of the team and played a great part in the games won by his team. Among the seniors to bid farewell to high school football are Fred Perkerson, Van Grizzard, Joe Collier, Robert Megling, Elton Hulan, Charles Smith, Charles Vaupel, Paul Gassaway, Evans Tucker, and Johnny Horton. 7 BASKETBALL Bellevue High opened its basketball season with seven lettermen returning for the boys and six for the girls. The girls, with Anna Friedli as captain, won 12 games, tied 2 and lost 2. In the district tournament, minus the services of Sara Sexton, Owl Guard, the team lost by 2 points. The leading girl scorer of the Bellevue Owlettes was Mary Castleman, junior forward, with a total of 225 for the entire year. Willie Smith, senior, with a total of 140 points was the high-point maker for the Owls. Lucille Austin, guard, was on the All-City team for the second successive yearg Anna Friedli, center, made the Second All-City team. The following boys and girls will not be back next year: Boys- Captain Fred Per- kerson, Willie Smith, Elton Hulan, and Homer Maynardg Girls-Anna Friedli and Lucille Austin. Page Twenty jg, vxrf frff- THE Om' R6'N Q E! rss fl iq I 1'- av, 0 fum 'A xii 'g , N 2 QW. ' 'J ISD.-S L inc -. iy iff Sk 3 7jXX 'X 5 'V CM,Js7-f :XLiRQRg ORGANIZATIONS Beta Club WILLIE SMITH President FRANCES WATKINS Vice-President MARIE JONES Secretary KATHERINE LEE Treasurer DENNIS JOHNSON Reporter MRS. CHRISTOPHER Sponsor Commercial Club LUCILLE AUSTIN President CHARLES VAUPEL Vice-President MARY RUTH WALTON Secretary LENA LINTON Treasurer HOWARD FISHER Reporter MISS HEWGXIEY Sponsor CLUB OFFICERS Owl Club ELTON HULAN President PAUL GASSAWAY Vice-President LUCILLE AUSTIN Secretary HOMER MAYNARIJ Treasurer VAN GRIZZARD Reporter MR. EDWARDS Sponsor Page Twenty-Owl: Kfff THE UWL DQ jfm jx f X ,gk ,GX 5 Q 0 .IAN X E X: gb NN Lg 'ffl 1, .Uv lxge' -.5 5 ax .5 ,, ..., fl W ORGANIZATIONS Orchestra and Chorus MISS WADE Sponsor Future Farmer GLENN BURNETT President ALBERT MITCHELL Vice-President Page Twenty-Two 'WJE AVERY RICHARDSON Secretary ALFRED CARNEY Treasurer BILLY SADLER Reporter MR. HORN Sponsor Home Economics Club MARY CASTLEMAN President FLORINE SMITH Vice-President BETTY BAIRD Secretary MILDRED MCPHERSON Treasurer ALMA BRADY Reporter MISS WILLSON Sponsor sm f ., 0 .0 gl W9 Nb 'ik N dl 'lm THE UWJL Q fr was I f S QQ, Mi' I -' N X gk ' SNAPS time Em Page Twenty-Thrcc 5'-SGP'-5' S? '-4432! ? H. D. O'BRIEN 8: SONS Field and Garden Seed Hardware--American Fence-Paints-Varnishes Phone 6-7741 207 Broad Street ONE VISIT . . . . u . . . CONVINCES This is the school for me, is the frequent comment of alert young people who visit our school. Come yourselfg see and compare the spirited tempo of our training, our equipment, and the completeness of our school and courses. Appealing to Those lVbo Want the Best Nashville Business College Y.M.C.A. Building Phone 6-5637 MAYO'S GROCERY Fresh Meats and Groceries Phone 7-9185 Free Delivery Robertson Road BINKLEY BROTHERS Watcbmakers and jewelers 5022 Charlotte Avenue Ask Your Neighbor BURKITT-SON 8: CULLUM Funeral Direrlorx Phone 7-1551 4505 Charlotte Avenue GLEAVES DRUG STORE Telephone 7-5100 5100 Charlotte Pike Quality Servire Store Country Produce General Merchandise Gas-oi I-Free Air Nashville, Tenn. KINNIE GROCERY I I N93 '65-3 E492 BRIDWELL 8: YEARWOOD Service Station Harding Road, at White Bridge Road Phone 7-9467 Washers, Radios, Refrigerators FARRAR FURNITURE COMPANY 5002 Charlotte Avenue Phone 7-0381 B. LEVITAN FURNITURE Purebred Berkshire Pigs-Champion C h C S . Bloodlines for 4-H Club Boys HS Ol' OHVCIHEIII fe lt, Cl' I I 4906 Ch I AEve.yb.,dy Phms 0 ' STEVEWAY FARMS ar tte 7-1121 Q ' B. Levitan.0Prop.vemlIlIiss E. Levtiilaen, Mgr. Rout' 2 Nashville' Tennessee BUCHI PLUMBING CO. Plumbing and Heating Investigate Our Work 804 Nineteenth Avenue, North EVANS CLEANERS One-Day Service 5024 Charlotte Avenue Phone 7-9-152 STANDARD PLUMBING CO. Sprinkler, Plumbing, and Heating SMITH BROTHERS GENERAL MERCHANDISE C I I . . . on mr on We Solzczt Your Patronageu 524 Eighth Avenue, South N h ,H T R 2 CHARLES A. CURLEY as V' E' em' me C. H. KING TRANSFER CO. Am and Truck service RADIO SERVICE SUPPLY Co. Teamwork and Heavy Hauling a Specialty We Servite Any Make Radid 5018 Ch I A . is-ygtrfovzfnlxljck' andpgsgllf 7 9277 5106 Charlotte Avenue Phone 7-9021 BROTHERS STORES just a Little More Courtesy 4910 Charlotte Avenue NEAL COLLIER, Manager WEST END BEAUTY AND BARBER SHOP 2814 W'est End Avenue Phone 7-1671 N. C. TATUM, Manager We Pifk Up and Deliver BROTHERS CLEANERS AND DRYERS Chas.-joe Kinnard Laundry Harding Road Next tn Foxall-Moon Phone 7-8077 We Mean We Clean Clothes HZQP1 r193i 5565- S' Gi PATTON, HATCHER, 8: AHEARN Incorporated Wholesale Dealers in HAY, GRAIN, AND FEEDSTUFF Manufaelurers of MILK PRODUCER STEAM COW FEED Phone 6-3946 JACOBS LUMBER CO. GENERAL LUMBER DEALERS 1800-1810 Cedar Street-Nashville, Tenn Window and Door Frames, Roofng, Doors and Sash, Wall Boards, Nails, Etr. Phones 5-6-488--5-6489 Compliments of Water's Grocery HARDING PIKE HETTIE RAY'S DINNER CLUB Top Nine Mile Hin Dining - Dancing Compliments of A FRIEND THOMERSON DRUG COMPANY The Rexall Store An Experienced Graduate Pharmacist Always on Duty Phones 7-0983-7-0984-7-9151 Charlotte Avenue TRIANGLE SANDWICHES COLD DRINKS DINE AND DANCE Highway 70 DRAUGHON'S Business College Positions Serured 128 Eighth Avenue, North Telephone 5-6519 see - ee. Cgmplimenlg gf ADKINSON COMMUNITY SHOPPE CLUB Deliciously Different County 4805 On Harding Road HOOVER TRUCK CO., Inc. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Fast Freight Lines-Insured Carriers Phone 6-1677 Compliments of 7TH AVENUE GARAGE Apparel Headquarters for Men and Boys GILBERT'S TWO STORES On the Square-219 Fourth Avenue BELLEVUE HI CAFE ' Lad' ' D -M ' S ' SPec1a1 Di':fsC1eii?:d1sandei-'lrissxts Cents BLANKENSHIP DRY CLEANERS 2801 WEST END JOHNSON FREIGHT LINES, Inc. Insured Carriers ATLANTA, GEORGIA HOME OFFICE 47 Trinity Avenue, S.W. Phone Walnut 3761 OLD HICKORY AND NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE 410 Demonbreun Street Phone 5-4119 CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE 1911 Central Avenue Phone 6-4167 CINCINNATI, OHIO LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY Second and Water Phone JA-7289 Fast Daily Servive BOB WAGGENER HERFF-JONES COMPANY 223 Cherokee Road Nashville, Tennessee Class Rings, Caps and Gowns, Commencement Invitations, Visiting Cards, Aledals, Trophies JEWELER TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL 1:49311 sw W2 To the graduation class our sincerest con gratnlations and deep apprecia- tion for the privilege given ns in makin g the photo- graplos contained in this book. i' TOOLEY-MYRON STUDIOS am s 55655 4cD2!l S' 62 Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of REUBEN'S FURNITURE CO. 213 Third Avenue, North Phone 6-5147 Compliments of KEITH-SIMMONS HARDWARE STORE 4810 Charlotte Avenue FORTE'S MARKET 5014 Charlotte Avenue Phone 7-1576 We Deliver Fresh Meats-Vegetables Your Patgonage Appreciated S. B. SWAGGERTY Maker of Show Horse Equipment 207 Broadway NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE JOE BATES Groreries and Fresh Meats Twenty-Fifth Avenue, North NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE NASHVILLE FURNITURE jim Reed Chevrolet Company 1512 Broadway -'Everything for ,be Homev The Beit Condgioned. Ca: ig. the State 216 Third Avenue, North Phone 5-4516 owes! ces ' ' e 'ty For Real Hamburgers, Pit Bar B Q, All Kinds of Good Eats Go to Uncle jacks At Robertson Road and Charlotte Pike Drink Orange Crush In the New Brown Bottle Benzed by GERST-UNION LABOR Compliments of Phillips 8: Buttorff Manufacturing Co. DELICIA ICE CREAM CO. Manufacturers of I sermons? f IC E C :QAM Bela Bnr4uullCmn1fu Mm Crum' 1716 Church Street Phone S-5475 :rsw--- --- waz: C0mPli 1f 'f5 0f Compliments of R- Eg VQORHEFS BURCIE'S BEAUTY SHOP Wes' SME lxgnzohdlle Hn' 4505 Charlotte Avenue Phone 7-9366 FOXALL-MOON DRUG COMPANY Four-Minu!e Delivery Service Four Corwenient Loralions More Miles-U. S. Royal Master Tires--More Safety 'Telephone 5-5448 Home 7-1523 ROBERTSON TIRE COMPANY West End at Seventeenth Avenue A Home Concern ll. W. ROBERTSON NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE PIANOS-RECORDS-MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS CLAUDE P. STREET PIANO COMPANY 717 Church Street Telephone 6-5138 Compliments of Southern Builders Supply Company Yard-12 Elkins Avenue Phone 7-0359 Main Office-Cotton States Building Phone 6-6697 Compliments of W. L. HAILEY Yard-42 Elkins Avenue Phone 7-0359 Main Office-Cotton States Building Phone 6.6697 2662: 5-4433: Compliments of OSBORNE COAL CO. Forty-First and Charlotte Phone 7-8010 OAKLEY 8: SEAWELL Optometrists and Opticians 215 Sixth Avenue, North Phone 6-8511 MAX SILVERMAN Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes and Notions 4822 Charlotte Ave. Nashville, Tenn. E. L. GEISTMAN 84 CO. 165-171 Second Avenue, North Nashville, Tenn. Phone 6-7154 BOWMAN'S QUALITY BARBER SHOP 5022 Charlotte Avenue Nashville, Tenn. CLAY BRYANT'S SERVICE STATION Belle Meade LYNNMEADE TRITSCHLER'S-FLORIST Sandwirhes-Drinks l , 2816 West End Nashville, Tenn. Harding Road-Highway 70 Compliments of YESTERLAID HATCHERY MCINTYRE FLORAL CO. Cut Flowers-Florul Designs Landscaping 1502 Broadway Nashville, Tenn. Phone 5-2107 CROUCH 8: THOMPSON Modern Barber Shop 5012 Charlotte Avenue Compliments of BROWN'S STORE General Merchandise Highway 70 S 8: E GROCERY CO. Bellevue, Tennessee Staple and Fancy Groreries C om plimenls of WADE DENTAL COMPANY 509 Bennie-Dillon Building Nashville, Tennessee Compliments of CRAIG 8: SI-IOFFNER HARDWARE CO. 315 Second Avenue, North Phone 6-2171 Compliments of STUBBLEFIELD BROTHERS Complete Auto Repair Service 420 Commerce Street Phone 5-3453 5 E E E u 5 I Q Ni 3 3 3 L if 9 3 E' , H 5 E E E w F 3 Q E 3? 5 E fi -YK gsk agia 'Vive' ,Q .. I - 1 1 -' 'i:l'?? L3Ei '.',lw gigggg. V 4. ' ff .V . ' V' it-in .Q J ' f V 1 . 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