Bellevue High School - Owl Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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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.

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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

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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