Berry High School - Torch Yearbook (Mount Berry, GA)

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ul JAMES D. SMITH . . . "Red" Jasper, Alabama Entered 1925 Literary Scientihc Diploma Future Career- Educator Past Career- Vice President of Y. M. C. A. Secretary Philomathean Literary Society Mananger News '29 '30, Basket Ball Team Y. M. C. A. Delegate to Blue Ridge and Agnes Scott Conference '29 '30 CLYDE REYNOLDS . . . "Smiles" Cedartown, Georgia Entered 1926 Home Economics Diploma Future Career- Teaching Past Career- C. REAVIS SPROULL .... President of Torchbearers: Secretary of Y. M. C. A.g Homecon Club Delphic Literary Societyg News Staff '29 '30 Home Economics and Agricultural Play '30 "Most Ambitious" . "Reevis" Taylorsville, Georgia Entered 1928 Literary Scientific Diploma Future Career-- Mercer Past Career- EDITH JARRELL . . Y. M. C. A. Athenian Literary Society John J. Eagan Scholarship Secretary and Treasurer of Honor Club "Most Intellectual" . "Giggles' Butler, Georgia Entered 1928 Literary Scientific Diploma Future Career- Teaching Past Career- swf-' Delphic Literary Society Torch Bearers Society Melody Club Glee Club "Most Attractive" 9

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-. mm EVELYN WYATT .... . "Eveline" Avondale, Georgia Entered 1924 Literary Scientific Diploma Future Career- Missionary Past Career- Winner First Prize in Speaking Contest President of Clionian Literary Society Secretary-Treasurer Musical Organization Loyalty Ping English Ping Musical "B" "Most Sarcastic" HORACE SIMS .... . "Goofy" Villa Rica, Georgia Entered 1928 Literary Scientific Diploma Future Career- College Professor Past Career- Athenian Literary Society Berry Honor Club Y. M. C. A. "Most Literary" MARY MORRISON . . . . "Skeezix" Carrollton, Georgia Entered 1925 Commercial Diploma Future Career- "Somebody's Stenog" Past Career- Basketball Captain Delphic Literary Society Light House Member "Wittiest" ARTHUR M. SMITH . . . "Smitty" Buchannan, Georgia Entered 1928 Commercial Diploma Future Career- C. P. A. Past Career- Athenian Literary Society Y. M. C. A. Berry Honor Club " ' 'kvb

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--.7 4659 HISTORY Writing a Sophomore history is no easy task, can't see why they have such things, especially when we have so many to writeg so many nice things to sayg so many lies to tell. It would be better to put it off until later, then we would have more time to think of the many truthful state- ments that we could make about the class. To characterize our class in a few words would not be possibleg in many words impracticable, but in short it is easy to see the class was well ref presented in all activities. Sopho- mores won all scholarships at the college offered for highest general averages in work and studies. Track and baseball found Sophomores there. WILLIAM LEROY WALLIN . . "Ears" Kensington, Georgia Entered 1928 Commercial Diploma Future Career- Music Teacher Past Career- College Band, Orchestra Secretary and Treasurer of Melody Club Cornetist in Melody Makers Athenian Literary Society L.ORMARD WARD . . . . "Ward" Kellyton, Alabama Entered 1 92 8 .Agricultural Diploma Future Career- Specialist In Agriculture Q Past Career- f Athenian Literary Society Y. M. C. A. Treasurer Agricultural Club IW5 In most all musical organizations our colors could be seen and in fact there was no club where we did not have a representive. No word has such an insignificient position in the life of the college student as that of 'retrospectionh But at the end of our Junior College work there comes a time of general survey of our college life in which many activities stand in bold relief against the colorful background of our campus career. It is a glorious thing for a man to so model his life that it not only gains the affections of his fellows but also fuses into his surroundings at least a trace of himself. In our own small way we have made an attempt toward this end. Red spots emphasize a picture. Clashing ideas and daring deeds em- Eige Twenty