Howard High School - Rebel Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1952 volume:

I V 4 r K I I 4 I Merfddmff 1 9 o twelve years ago we entered the portals of Howard Elementary School, the first class wk to register here . . HK' 1 9 6 six years later, we ,became Junior Highs with many new duties and privileges ...... 'X' , ak we,the first complete school genera tion, graduateq 'A' xt Q: .3 iffy, I. L , 1 I 1 UIE UJHLH Ill THE SHHDOUIS HIID There was a lot of hard 5 r work before fhe magic 1 of prom nighf wasreal- 5 f ized . . . l ' The Jr.-Sr. game . . . We had a jolly ole time I even though we did losei . . . IT wAsAcne RELIUE THE ITIEIIIURIES 0F VESTERVEHR5 AT HOWARD HIGH Q 1 "Bless Ole' Bess" "Let's pose, girls" "Wafcl1 the birdie" Be kind to i animals Going somewhere??? "A bunch!!!" "End to End" Miss Howard High. :mea afzeaez eafzgecame iv.. ,A , K Think we're on a dief? Bids! ? Sfags!? Dafes??? 5521 ill' :mfs iv wifi Y, f V ages: V: -ev 351255 ' iz- :Q -u.. ,-u.- -4 QW? Pak f ,H-,F?2H':E'?:f!':-:.5:i'4z,f5a: ' " " --'- 5 How did you earn fha! letfer, Spivey?? 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Standing: Ann Williams, Joy Williams, James Jett, Johnny Miller, Claudia Alley, Jimmy Ragsdale, Shirley Alley, Francea Darrah, Hilda Sharp, Faye Dillard, Peggy Sealy. ' ans S Em YN KW Miss NUNNXE c. BP-RKER We cannot express too deeply the thanks we owe to ou Senior Sponsors. Their love for and understanding of us ha been proven many times. The fine example they have set fo us will serve as an' inspiration and guide in our future year lt is with heartfelt love and gratitude that we the S ' of 1952 dedicate , enlor Clas , our annual to our Senior Sponsors, Mis Evelyn Karr and Miss Minnie C. Barker. , f u?aE?:, 'Q 5 , . i ffmzfsf " r3,,j'f-,1f-fs ying, S f- - f ' mf? f?fe2f'4wf5vf+fA ffwwmf .. . ' -,. fgmgfa ' , We K -- ,. .f,w nf. - -' ,511 '?':f:- fl " . zqgkb A. y 3' rw ,,: .. .1 :.:: 212521: fi . ':': i .:,- ff if A ,gym 221 . MQ ggi ff' . xl-JW wwf 1 fa -1 'QA A 43 Q 'bf Gygmfxm -r ' 9 I Q M . m X WWE, 2 4. l' my ef 4 V Fi, ,. .,.e,.., ..,. 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In September of 1940, we, a troop of small children clinging to our mothers' hands, swarmed into the beautiful "big new" red school-Howard School. We were met by Mrs. Mary Keaton and Mrs. Sarah Stamps who now direct the destinies of our small brothers and sisters. This phase of "readin', 'riting, and 'rithmetic" lasted for six years. One of the things we most remember about our grammar school days was the sesqui- centennial held in 1946. Sixth graders, we were proud to be chosen to participate in this pageant. In costumes of red, white, and blue we formed a flag of the United States, while "Miss Tennesseel' was added to the union. Then came the great day when we crossed the halls to the "high school side"-seventh graders-proud junior highs. We were joined by the classes from Lipscomb and Fall. A new school life began-home rooms, a differ- ent teacher for each subject, and long antici- pated ugymf' The thrills and excitement of variety shows, plays, and ball games were now ours. Seventh, eighth, ninth-these years soon passed and commencement was near. We celebrated by having a Freshman picnic at Sycamore Lodge. Commencement was beautiful-soft shades of pink, yellow, orchid, blue, and green BEST YEARS formed a rainbow-promising bright years ahead. Tanned and happy, we began our Sopho- more year under the guidance of Miss Karr and Miss Barker. School became decidedly more democratic with the organization of a Student Council. ' In May, we chartered a bus for our big celebration at Youth Incorporated Country Place. Although the weatherman served a week-long rain, he failed to dampen our spirits. We had a wonderful time. Everyone had big plans for summer. Ann Williams, Peggy Booth, Mary Frances Bal- lard, Leon Ruben, Johnny Miller, James Jett, were chosen to attend the "Hands Across the Sea" camp. Later that summer Johnny and James represented Howard at Boys, State. 1950-we were Juniors. James Jett, Joy Williams, Ann Williams, Peggy Booth, Frances Darrah, and Betty Jo Owen were among those invited to join the newly organ- ized "l-Ioward Chapter of the National Honor Society." On October 25, our hearts thrilled at the sound of the old Howard Bell, which had called to school our Mothers and Dads in years past. At the same time, all over the world, other bells were ringing--for this was the "Crusade for Freedom." .. .V p Q . Q ,A A lv .: 'N-if OF OUR LIVES" ,. .., LN At Christmas, we Juniors and Seniors, col- laborated on a "rip roarin"' party in the Library. Although it was fun, our greatest pleasure was 'filling the baskets for a needy family. Our Junior year was full of excitement and hard work-a gay, glittering, star-studded talent show to earn the wherewithal for a glamorous Junior Prom-a Cinderella ball- from cinder hearth to pumpkin coach. The story of Cinderella in murals, painted by Walter Armistead, James Jett, Vernon South- erland, Johnny Miller, and Douglas Tenpenny transformed the library into fairyland. When the clock struck twelve, the only glass slipper found was sorrowfully packed away in the prop room. After the excitement of the prom, everyone was looking forward to June and vacation, especially Betty Jo Owen, who had been chosen to represent Howard at Volunteer Girls' State. Back to school in the fall and hard at work again. Marilyn Littlejohn received a twenty- five dollar check from the Lion Oil Company for her essay, "What I Want from Education." Peggy Booth, as Victoria Borge, was award- ed the prize at the Penny Carnival Variety Show. Her election as President of the Inter- High Student Councils of Davidson County was an honor to Peggy and to Howard School. As the Yuletide season rolled around, everyone began making plans for the Christ- mas festivities. The Junior and Senior Choruses joined forces to present a beautiful program, "The Song of Christmas." On the gayer side were our plans for the Christmas party. We again decided to fill a food basket for a needy family. Our plans for both were very successful. In December the honor students were chosen. Joy Williams received the D. A. R. Medal and Leon Ruben the Civitan Award. Walking away with the scholastic achieve- ments for the Senior Class were Betty Jo Owen, Valedictorian, and Joy William, Salu- tatorian. Graduation spring proved to be a hectically busy time-the annual went to press on March 1. But the pressure was not off. The senior play a delightful comedy, "The Red Headed Step Child," was ready to go into pro- duction, the pageant, "Out of a Dream,', com- memorating the twelfth anniversary of Howard was being written-festival music and graduation music were being practiced. Finally .I une 5 arrived. We graduated in caps and gowns, the girls lovely in white, the boys distinguished in green, our school colors and class colors as well. We were very proud to graduate from Howard High, the first class in the Nashville City schools to complete our secondary education under one roof. DOROTHY TANKERSLEY p I g '33 .V . X' 'tt mf if I I I Class Flower ROSE Class Colors GREEN AND WHITE Class Motto: "Tl-IUS ENDS OUR FIRST LESSON l1l0STFllGIFI We leave dear Howard School The class of '52. We take with us the smiles and joys That we have shared with you. Our minds with richest blessings from thee How, As down the road of life we 'onward go. Let's take a minute now to reminisce About the things we soon shall miss- Intriguing plays, glittering proms, and the halls conjested. The cheering crowds that paced our teams to many victories The band, gym, stadium, the many dear familiar faces, These we soon shall miss when we're in other places. Down the aisle we march in cap and gown, For now we have relived and written down Recaptured thoughts and cherished memories That others too will know in coming centuries. We leave, but never will thy memory die, You shall live on forever, Howard High! B SONIA COLE WALTER ARMISTEAD Vice-President FRANCES DAARRAH Treasurer Cl SS PEGGY Boo'rH Recording Secretary CHARLES PATTON Preszdent BILLY HARVEY Corresponding Secretary SEN CLAUDIA JEAN ALLEY Academic-Commercial, Jr. High Cheerleader, '48, '49, Rebelier Staff, '49, '50, '51, Office Staff, '49, '50, '51, Chorus, '49, '50, '51, '52, Student Council Representative, '50, Secretary of Junior Class, '50, Intramural Softball Champs, of Y-Teens, '48, '49, '50, '52, Health REBEL Staff, '51, '52, President '51-'52, Y-Teens, Senior Basketball, Council, '50, The Elec-not Society, '52, Most Digni- e . SHIRLEY ANN ALLEY Academic-Commercial, O f f i c e Staff, '49, '50, Library Staff, '46, '47, Junior Y-Teens, '46, '47, '48, Senior Y-Teens, '50, '51, '52, Rebelier StaH, '51, '52, The REBEL Staff, Jr.-Sr. Basketball, '51, '52, Jr.-Sr. Volleyball, '51, Chorus, '49, '50, '51, '52, COULTER MORRISON 'BAGGETT, JR. Academic-Commercial, Football, '58, 51, Co-Captain, '51, Basket- ba'1, '49, '50, '51, Hi-Y, '50, '51, Pxesident, '51, Chorus, '51, '52, Intramural Basketball, '49, '50, Wittiest Boy. MARY FRANCES BALLARD Academic-Commercial, Jr. High Cheerleader, '48, '49, Sr. Y-Teens, '49, '50, '51, '52, Chorus, '48, '49, '50, '51, '52, All State Chorus, '50, Treasurer of Y-Teens, '50, '51, Band Sponsor, '51, '52, Football Queen, '51, Honor Society, '51, '52, Red Cross, '51, '52, Rebelier Stair, '51, '52, Office Staff, '51, '52, Sr. Volleyball, '51, REBEL Staff, Representative of Hands Across The Sea Camp, Neatest Girl. WALTER SAMUEL ARMISTEAD Academic, Football, '49, '50, '51, Basketball, '48, '50, Baseball, '49, '50, '51, Rebelier Staff, '51, '52, Vice-President of Senior Class, Most Athletic Boy. DOUGLAS BELCHER ,Academic-Commercial, Chorus, '50, '51, '52, Hi-Y, '50, '51, '52, 1 I E T JAMES DONALD Arwoon ,51. Academic-Commercial, Hi-Y, , Student Council, '49, '50, '51, '52, Vice-President, '51, President, '52, Football, '50, '51, Basketball, '49- 50. 51, '52, Captain, '51, Baseball, '51, '52, Band, '48, '52, , '49, 50,.Drum Major, '49, '50, Drum Magor of All-'City Band, '50, Best All-Around Boy. - 0 R PEGGY ALLISON Boorn Academic-Commercial, Jr. High Cheerleader, '48, '49, Sr. Cheer- leader, '50, '51, '52, Chorus, '48, '49, '50, '51, '52, All State Chorus, '51, Student Council, '49, Record- ing Secretary-Treasurer, '50, '51, '52, President of Inter-High School Student Council, '51, '52, Secretary of Sr. Class, The REBEL Staff, J r.-Sr. Basketball, Y-Teens, '49, '50, '51, Honor Society, '50, '51, '52, Best All Around Girl. S E I R ALTON B. BROWN, JB. Academic-Commercial, Softball, '49, Basketball, '49, '50, '51, '52, Football, '51, Intramural Basket- ball Champs, '49, '50, Baseball, '50, '51, '52, Hi-Y, '50, '51, Reb- elier Staff, '51, '52, THOMAS BROWN Academic-Commercial, Chorus, '51, '52, Intramural Basketball Champs, '51, SONIA CoLE Academic-Commercial, Volley- ball Champs, '48, '49, Basketball Champs, '50, Red Cross Repre- sentative, '50, Sr. Y-Teens, '48, '49, '50, '51, Softball Champs, '51, Reblelier Staff, '51, Secretary of Sr. Y-Teens, '51, The REBEL Staff, '50, '51, '52, Jr.-Sr. Basketball Team. RUBY ESTELLE COULTER Commercial, Band, '49, '50, '51 Sr. Y-Teens, '49, Representative to Red Cross, '49, '50, The REBEL StaH, Dramatics, '51, Most Bash ful Girl. CHARLES RICHARD CAMPBELL Academic-Commerdial, Hi-Y, '51, lgbtragnural Basketball Champs, BILL CRAIGHEAD Academic, Jr. High Basketball, '48, Football, '51, Hi-Y, '50, '51. BETTY JEAN COBB Academic-Commercial, The REB- EL Staff, '52, Chorus, '50, '51, '52, Sr, Y-Teens, '48, '49, Library Staff, '49, Home Economics Club, '48, Wittiest Girl, Home Econom- ics Club fCentralJ, Y-Teens, fCentra1J. GLADYS MARIE CROSSLIN Academic, Chorus, '43, '49, '50, '51, '52, All-State Chorus, '51, Clinic Staff, '50, SYmDh01'1Y Chorus, '51, The REBEL Staff. SEN FRANCES JEAN DARRAH Academic-Commercial, Sr. Y- Teens, '48, '49, '50, '51, '52, Stu- dent Council, '48, '49, Chorus, '48, '49, '51, '52, Rebelier StaH, '50, '51, '52, The REBEL Staff, President of Honor Society, '51, BILLY COLLIER DENNY Academic, Hi-Y, '50, '51, '52, Chorus, '51, '52, Intramural Bas- ketball Champs, '49. WILLIAM 'BENJAMIN GAMBILL Academic-Commercial, Football, '49, Editor of The REBEL Staff. JOYCE ANN HALL Academic, Dramatic Club, '48, '49, '50, '51, Chorus, '48, '49, '50, '51, '52, Office Staff, '49, '50, The Rebelier Staff, '49, Jr.-Sr. Basket- ball, Jr.-Sr. Volleyball, Art Club, '51, '52, Best School Spirit. WRENNA FAY DILLARD Academic-Commercial, Chorus, '50, '51, '52, Student Council, '50, Volleyball Champs, '50, The REB- EL Staff. PEGGY ANN ESTES Alcademic-Commercial, Chorus, '51, Library Staff, '47, '48, '49, '50, '51, '52, Clinic Staff, '50, WILLIAM DONALD HARVEY Academic, Student Council, '51, '52, Hi-Y, '50, '51, Rebelzer Staff, '49, '50, '51, Dramatic Club, '48- '49, Corresponding Secretary of Sr. Class, Most Ambitious. BOBBY LEE HAzELwooD Academic-Commercial, Student Council, '50, '51, Basketball, '49, '50, '51, '52, The REBEI1 Staff, Band, '43, '49, '50, '51, H1-Y, '50, '51, '52, Inter-High Student Coun- cil Delegate '50, '51. S E I R PEGGY ANN Hix GLENN R JACKSON Academic-Commercial: Chorus Academic Commercial H1 Y 50 '51, '52, The REBEL Stalfg Jr. Y- 51 Baseball 52 Teens, Most Popular Girl. EDWARD CARMACK Acadenuc Football 49 50 51 .KEPHART, JR. Basketball 50 Student Council Academic-Commercial, Hi-Y, '51, 50 Baseball 50 51 Rebelzer 52: Art, '48, '49, '51g Basketball Staff 51 H1Y 51 Chorus 51 Intramural Champs, '49. JESSE ROLAND HOLLEMAN JAMES LESLIE JETT Academic-Commercialg Hi-Y, '50, Academic Commercial Football '51g Intramural Basketball 49 50 51 Co Captain 51 Stu Champs, '50, '51, dent Council 50 51 Rebelier N ORMA KIDWELL Acadlemic-Commercial: Jr. High Queen, '48, '49, Sr. High Queen, '50, Football Attendant, '51g Chorus, .'51-'52, Junior Y-Teens, '47, Office Staff, '49, '50, Miss Howard High, '50, Band, '47, '48, '49, '50, Prettiest Girl. S E I JOHNNY MILLER Academic-Commercial, Student Council, '51, '52, Secretary of Hi- Y Club, '50, '51, '52, Basketball, '49, '50, '51, Football, '51, The REBEL Staff, Chorus, '51, '52, All- State Chorus, '51, Nashville Sym- phony Chorus, '51, Representa- tive to "Hands Across the Sea" Camp, '51, Representative to guys' State, '50, Most Popular oy. FRANCES VIRGINIA MOORE Academic-Commercial, Football Attendant, '49, Sr. Cheerleader, '49, '50, '51, '52, Captain, '51, '52, Office Staff, '49, '50, Red Cross Representative, '50,- Rebeliefr StaH, '50, '51, Chorus, '49, '50, '51, '52, The REBEL Staff, Miss Cour- tesy,"50, Laziest Girl. O BETTY Jo OWEN - Academic-Commercial, C i t y - Wide Red Cross Secretary, '48, Rebelier Staff, '49, '50, Chorus, '49, '50, '51, '52, Office Staff, '49, '50, Honor Society, '50, Secretary, '51, Corresponding Secretary of Student Council, '51, All-State Chorus, '51, Sr. Y-Teens, '51, '52, Symphony Chorus, '51, Volun- teer Girls' State, '51, Intramural Softball Champs, '51, Jr.-Sr. Basketball, '51, Senior Cheer- leader, '51, '52, The REBEL Staff. CHARLES PATTON Academic, Football, '49, '50, '5l' Y Co-Captain, '51, Basketball, '49, '50, '51, '52, Hi-Y, '50, '51, , Softball, '47, '48, Jr. Class Presi- dent, '51, Sr. Class President, '52. JEAN MAYNARD NOTGRASS Academic, Chorus, '48, '49, '50, '51, '52, Office Staff, '50, '51, Drainatics, '50, '51, '52, Honor Society, '51, '52, The REBEL Staff. HAROLD PUGH Academic-Commercial, Intramu- ral Volleyball Champs, '49, Foot- ball, '50, -Band, '49, '50, '51, '52, Chorus, '50, '51, '52, Best School Spirit. JIMMY OSMENT Academic-Commercial, Baseball, '49, '50, '51, '52, Hi-Y, '50, '51, '52, gli-3f5L?asketball, '51, '52, Chorus, J iMMY RAGSDALE Academic-Commercial, Chorus, '48, '49, '50, '51, '52, Softball, '48, Hi-Y, '50, '51, '52, Rebelier Staff, '51, '52, East, R.O.T.C., '49, Intra- mural Basketball, '48, The REBEL Staff, All-State Chorus, '51, Nashville Symphony Chorus, '51, Cutest Boy. V SE ICR LEON RUBEN Academic, Student Council, Vice- President, '48, Secretary-Treasur- er, '49, President, '50, Vice-Presi- dent, '5l,- Assistant Editor of Rebelier Staff, '49, '50, Editor, '51, Debate Team, '48, '49, '50, '51, Dramatic Club, '48, '49, '50, '51, Vice-President of State Student Council, '50, Vice-President of State Press Association, '50, President, '51, Secretary of Inter- High Student Council, '49, Repre- sentative to "Hands Across the Sea" trip, '50, Winner of Smoky Mountain Trip, '50, President of local N. F. H. chapter, '50. BETTY SPURLOCK SANDEFUR Academic-Commercial, Sr. High Cheerleader, '51, '52, Sr. Y-Teens, '50, '51, '52, Rebelier Staff, '51, Chorus, '49, '50, '51, '52, Office Staf, '51, '52, Cutest Girl. MARY FRANCES SMITH Academic-Commercial, Chorus, '49, '50, '51, '52. VERNON MAYHALL SOUTHERLAND Academic-Commercial, Art, '48, '49, '50, Basketball, '50, Rebelier Staff, '51, '52, Hi-Y, '51, The REBEL Staff, PEGGY SEALY Academic-Commercial, Library Staff, '49, Jr. Y-Teens, '47, Office Staff, '48, '49, '50, '51, Chorus, '48, '49, '50, '51, '52, Sr. Y-Teens, '50, '51,' I n t r a rn u r al Volleyball Champs, '51, The REBEL Staff, Jr.-Sr. Basketball, '51, Jr.-Sr. Volleyball, '5l. DOUGLAS EUGENE STEELE Academic-Commercial, Student Council, '51, '52, Hi-Y, '51, '52, Vice-President of Red Cross, '48, Rebelier Staff, '51, '52, Intramural Basketball, '48, '49, Softball, '47, '48, Chorus, '49, '50, '51, '52, Best Looking Boy. HILDA VIRGINIA SHARP Academic-Commercial, Chorus, '51, '52, Jr.-Sr. Basketball, '51, '52, Sr. Y-Teens, '51, The REBEL Staff, Most Athletic Girl. DOROTHY JEAN TANKERSLEY Academic-Commercial, I-I o n o r Society, '51, '52, The REBEL Staff: Intramural Basketball Champs, Intramural Volleyball Champs, '51, Student Council, '49, '50. SE IDR HARRIETTA JACKSON VAUGHN Academic-Commercial, The REB- EL Staff, Rebelier Staff, '51, '52, Intramural Volleyball Champs, '51, Student Council, '48, '49, Red Cross Representative, '49, '50, GRETA ANN WILLIAMS Academic-Commercial, Chorus, '48, '49, '50, '51, Library Staff, '48, '49, Sr. Y-Teens, '51, Rebelier Staff, '51, The REBEL Staff. SHIRLEY J ov WILLIAMS Academic-Commercial, Sr. Y- Teens, '50, '51, '52, Student Council Representative, '50, '51, '52, Student Council Representa- tive to S.A.S.C. Convention, '51, Honor Society, '50, '51, '52, Honor Society, Vice-President, '51, '52, Program Chairman of Sr. Y- Teens, '51-'52, Volleyball Champs, '51, Sr. High Chorus, '49, '50, '51, '52, Nashville Symghony, Rebelier Staff, '50, '51, '5 , The REBEL Staff, Speech Club, '48, '49, '50, Chorus, '50, Member of NFL, '49. '50, '51, '52, Jr.-Sr. Basket- ball, '51, '52, Library Staff, '48, '49, Most Likely to Succeed. The Mayor Presenfs Scroll Proclaiming Courtesy Week fo Inter-High Student Council Officers ' Srifqf I, mean-,t0f'TNEN JOY Wzofldh B611 3 S SEIIIUR HUIIUR STUDEIITS M dalist D-A-RgwQxrM5 JOY K . Cfyffa 0 Medqf' N RUBEAIQ JAMES J ErT, cLAwD zA ALLEY 7 LMbs'f Digbified' 'm'h WHO'S WHO amoncf our SINEUHS F? ,-"S A -1 .,L, I ?l l , . i Y w, LE'g HILDA SHARP, wALTER'ARMrsTEAD+ l l LTOA1 ,g Most Afblefic , ost Z'.sqf1G i . , f 'i Q '9f'Ye.,- ,,1.,, 35 l 1 l f , g , , , 'ag ' M?XR l E ifR QS SL1Nx1 'ROLANUifHOELS3MAN l jgegMm fQs a uzfemf .:5 l t e Y 44 . 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"Take me to the rocket port. Pm in a dreadful hurry!" I exclaimed. After I had settled myself comfortably in the cab for the long drive ahead, I took a good look at the driver. "Jimmy Osment! I thought you looked familiar. Why on earth are you way out here in California? The last time I saw you was ten years ago when we were graduated from Howard High School." "Bill Craighead and I own a chain of cab com- panies," Jimmy answered. "I came out here to try out this new jet cab we bought from Charlie Layne." H Are you taking ,a trip or just meeting someone at the rocket port?" "Pm meeting Sonia Cole. I'm sure you remember her. She is a famous poet now, you know. Betty Sandefur invited her to be the guest speaker at the National P.-T.A. meeting this year. Betty is presi- dent of the association. Betty Jo Owen is gyice- president. Mary Smith is secretary, and Virginia Moore CI can't remember their married names! is treasurer of the group." "It is amazing the way I have been hearing about the class of '52 lately," Jimmy said. I saw Harrietta Vaughn's picture in Life. ,She's singing at Carnegie Hall next week with Dorothy Tankersley as her accompanist. I often hear Douglas Belcher's quar- tet on T. V." :"I hear that Bob Hope retired when Coulter Baggett got a job with T. V." "Would you like to turn on the auto-television? Marilyn Littlejohn, The Woman Who Looks at the News, will be on in a few seconds." "Please do," I replied.- He turned it on and a picture of Johnny Miller iiashed on the screen. He was saying, "You have just heard and seen 'My Friend Irma! Irma Peter- son was played by Shirley Alley, Jane Stacey by Betty Cobb, and A1 by Harold Pugh. The script was written by Glenn J acksonf' After the commercial, Marilyn appeared on the screen. "Scientist Peggy Booth has just released her formula for a no-doze tablet that will enable you to stay wide awake for a whole month without ill effect. It was tried and proved by Gene Steele." "Flash! President Leon Ruben has just left for Nashville, Tennessee, to see the big football game between the Rebels and North High School. He will stay at the home of the Rebel Coach, Donald Atwoodg Roland Holleman is the Yank Coach." "A new record has been set! Joyce Hall swam the English Channel and returned in sixteen hours." "Congratulations to Colonel Alton Brown, Second Lieutenants Thomas Brown, Charles Campbell, and Billy Denny, who were decorated by the president last week." "And now Mary Frances Ballard will give us a word from our sponsor." Mary Frances began, "Have you got those stay- at-home blues because you have children? If so, get in touch with Ann Williams' Baby Sitters, Inc. Let Baby Sitters, Inc. take care of your little prob- lems." Then the announcer returned and said, "Next we have Estelle Coulter giving you a few household hints, but first-Are you having trouble with your income tax report? Let W. B. Gambill ngure it-" By that time we had reached our destination and I rushed over to Sonia. "Why Jean Notgrass! They didn't tell me you were meeting me," she exclaimed. "What a delight- ful surprise! I seem to be running into all my old schoolmates today. Claudia Alley and Marie Cross- lin were stewardesses on the rocket ship and Billy Harvey Ca foreign missionary nowb was one of -the passengers. This is his first trip home since he went to Mars four years ago. During the trip I was reading a newspaper edited by Joy Williams and learned that Jimmy Ragsdale, architect, and Charles Patton, engineer, are buildinga new hospital on Mars. Doctor Vernon Southerland will be the chief of staff and Frances Darrah, Peggy Hix, and NOI'ma Kidwell will be the chief nurses." "No," she answered, "But I did hear about James J ett's Winning an international prize for poetry. Peggy Estes, Fay Dillard, and Peggy Sealy are competing for the title of Miss Secretary of 62. Hilda Sharp's school for secretaries and comp- tometrists, voted the best in the world, is sponsor- ing the contest." "But, here I am talking a mile a minute H1151 YOU must be dead tired after your long trip. Lets get a cab and go to my home where you can rest until time for the P.-T.A. Meeting." "Taxi! Taxi!" JEAN NOTGRASS After Hours i Days of Yore The Chiefs The Big Noise Mr. and Miss Courfesy I f ll n e ecfual Group? The Brains N I THE JUIIIUR CHISS Miss MARTHA M HALLORAN RE MARY L Sponsor 0BERrs ' Spofl-S'or Junior Class Officers RAY AUSTIN -4-- ......, P resident BOBBY HERALD- - V . . .Vice-President GAIL HOLLAND .... ..'A, S ecretary WANDA WHEELER, , . 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Fifth Row: Bobby me1tEar1 grimy Sm 1'0Ugh Eugene Zxmmerlee Randall Vaughn Jimmy Anderson Carl Richardson Joe Daugherty, Ones onme Kemp James Howland Marvm LaMay Samuel Barlar Carl Cantrell James Hicks. F W , R Ntsgfll E A 1, V ' f W 'li F'Lrst.Row: Leslie Wpod, Robert Estes, Richard Wells, Anna Abel, Shirley Mehls, Shirley Cannon, Janice Dearry, Shirley I K 5. , L, LA ,5-. Nsxs-'tg A HONOR SOCIETY First Row: Miss Barker, Miss Halloran, fsponsorsjg Ray Austin, Frances Darrah, Joy Williams, Betty Jo Owen, James Jett. Eugenia Wilson. Second Row: Dorothy Tankersley, Paul McDaniel, 'Mary Frances Ballard, Jean Notgrass, Peggy Booth, Gail Holland, Mary Sue Merony, Tommy Snyder. ' V A-., ,- - A 1-., . -aa. .. ,,: -. .. , r I O K, KG -N J js! 'li QSTUD-ENT COUNCIL ',, :' Standing: Donald Atwood. Seated at Table left to right' Peggy Booth Betty Jo Owen Leon Ruben First Row' Meriem gH?DbE1lbGa1l Holland, Beyerly Whitsett, Alice Balch, Linda Jackson, Peggy Bess. Second Row: Dorothy Pruett, Shirley Jgagvfi'-I, OEHBEIFYSHSIGYY Rlchard Wells, Percy Smith, Shirley Litchford, Betty Mehls. Third Row: Mable Pittman, Betty Kno 1 anng ,b hea Sandefur, Glenda Higgins, James Jett, Joy Williams, Betty Cole, Gene Pinegar. Fourth Row: Bobbie Shaw 951 Gal' ara B1Uk16y,,ChH1'l6S Crabtree, Ray Austin, Allen Hawkins, Ernest Ryman, Jerry Whitehurst, Sammy 113011, E116 Pyburn. Fzfth Row, Sponsors: Miss Karr, Mrs. Dennison, Mr. Anderson. f SEIIIUR V-TEEIIS First Row: Katherine Gillihan, Patricia Spurlock, Wanda McFarland, Linda Jackson. Second Row: Peggy Bess, Mary Ann Pugh, Beverly Binkley, Frances Baker, Shirley Williams, Mary Ann Mitchell, Faye Hargrove, Martha Harmon. Third Row: Carolyn Owen, Shirley Ethridge, Jane Neil, Jewel Wright, Deanna Biederman. Fourth Row: Jane Moore, Audrey Kelly, Ellen Parrish, Jo Ann Moran, Jean Andrew, Barbara Aaron. HFETV PHTBUL Left to Right: Billy Joe Byrum, Jimmy Baker, Bob Smith, Charles Woodard, Buddy Brown, Earl Burlason, William Webb, Shirland Butler, Leroy Harwell, and Edgar Saddler. rll' 0 ,Q ufumaw s gg ' Waves' First table, left to 'rights Betty Cobb, Vivian Christopher, Ruth Horn, Barbara Mehls, Betty Jean Hannah, Betty Robinson Second table: Jean Perry, Arlene Brown, Mrs. Pinkleton fsponsorj, Deanna Beiderrnan. Third Table, Loretta -Gunter, Pa- tricia Faust. Patricia Spurlock, Mary Frances Ballard, Betty Cobb. Fourth Row: Ruth Hix, Betty Mehls. Jimmy Pugh Brenda Wolfe, Shirley Mehls, Mattie Mehls. OFFICE STHFF Standing, left to right: Loretta Gunter, Sue Cantrell, Mary Lynn Norman, Jo Ann Sweeney, Bobbie Hamilton, Reba Nelson, Peggy Hurt, Gloria Sweeney, Sue Dixon, Betty Cole, Arlene Brown, Mary Ann Sealy, Betty Sandefur. Seated: Peggy aealy, Shirley Crafton, Miss Ross iRegistrarJ, Nancy Chapman, Bobbie Large, Joyce Barnes, Mary Frances Ballard, Jo Ann 1 son. I x s A df s , .srma iiazsi a LIBRHRV STHF Seated: left to right: Annallean Perry, Evelyn Marehbanks, Shirley Smith, Betty Taylor, Alice Balch, Joan Wooley, Jo Ann Hood, Frieda Stinson, Barbara Binkley. Standing: Joyce Honeycutt, Dorothy Pruett, Billie Jean Peed, Gloria Sweeney Ida Duncan, Edna Delvin, Patsye Hart, Bernice Johnson. '+ ii... senlon HIGH cnonus Pianist: Rowena Wortham. First Row: Phyllis Whittaker, Joyce Barnes, Wanda Wheeler, Polly Thompson, Mary Newbern, Ruby Krantz, Peggy Hix, Jean Notgrass, Joy Williams, Nancy Chapman, Margaret Newbern, Betty Cobb, Gail Holland, Mary Sue Merony, Benny Norflett, Ervin Bledsoe, Alton Brown, Billy Denny, Jimmy Osment, Hilda Sharp, Bobbie Hamilton, Norma Kidwell, Peggy Sealy, Bernice Brown, Meriem Campbell. Second Row: Mary Smith, Loretta Gunter, Marie Crosslin, Betty Sandefur, Beverly Whitsett, Margaret Fuller, Shirley Brassell, Mary Lou Tignor, Marion Baggett, Peggy Hurt, Marie Wheeler, Verna Harding, Billy Pittman, Gene Steele, Frankie Littlejohn, Johnny Miller, Bobby Jo Eakes, Tom Brown, Geraldine Smith, Shirley Burlason, Shirley Stubblefield, Harriett Pugh, Anita Hicks, Pat McNally. Third Row: Gloria Estes, Judy Dixon, Patty Tally, Sonia Cole, Virginia Moore, Reba Nelson, Barbara Phillips, Joyce Honeycutt, Jimmy Sealy, Howard Bassham, Jimmy Ragsdale, James Jett, Bill Umburger, Ray Austin, Paul McDaniel, Tommy Snyder, Allen Hawkins, Joe Hopper, Charlie Crabtree, Shirley Todd, Peggy Booth, Marilyn Littlejohn, Joan Wooley. Fourth Row: Faye Dillard, Frankie Roberts, Peggy Maynard, Joyce Atnip, Betty Brassell, Evelyn Phillips, Gloria Steakley, Dorothy Goddard, Ann Busby, Mary Frances Ballard, Claudia Alley, Bobby Dixon, Donald Wolfe, Billy Stewart, Coulter Baggett, Frank Hazel- wood, Douglas Belcher, Robert Cook, Ray Carter, Harold Pugh, Bobby Herald, Shirley Conwell, Virginia Smith, Betty Jo Owen, Shirley Alley, Betty Jean Cole. JUTIIICIR HIGH EHDR Pianist, Rowena Wortliam. Front Row, left to right: Beverly Steakley, Barbara Sircy, Geraldine Beasley, Addie Denton, Betty Davison, Mary Ann Huber, Richard Wells, ,Lawrence Dodson, Ruth Horn, Shirley Mehls, Betty Robinson, Joan Ray. Mary Evelyn Williams. Second Row: Janice Dearry, Shirley Cannon, Shirley Martin, Barbara McAnally, Corena Scarborough, 1?3Xm0l'ld Slmliikins, Jimmy Pugh, Ponder Rector, Bobby Owen, Patricia Faust, Jean Tidwcll, Betty Van Meter, Vivian Lhristopher. 'Third Row: Marie Davis, Shirley McNeil, Nina Brown, Martha Rollins, Shirley Litchford, Barbara Mehls. gtaittie Mehls, James Howland, Bonnie Kemp, Marshie Russell, Jimmy Anderson, Shirley Hartman, Betty Mehls, Joan eeney. . 5 H Ks- LEON RUBEN R MISS LONG Ed7:f07' E Spg-nggfr 'S Qgxs REHILEIER srnrf S W Ann mme Ham PRN AGE 'mann HUUT BARBARA LANE H 0 U L I Assistant Editor BOBBY D1xoN S Assistant Editor S 1 A , QNXBR BIXU A NNW Seated on floor, left to right: Donald Byrum, Frances Darrah, Nancy Chapman. Juanita Crockett, Mary A. Sealy, Peggy Maynard, Betty Taylor, Patsy Bass, Faye Lucy, Rochelle Searcy, Patsye Hart, Evelyn Bradshaw, Mary A. Pugh, Jean An- derson, Betty Cole. Seated at Table: Barbara Lane, Miss Long, Leon Ruben, Bobby Dixon, Claudia Alley, Harold Pugh, Betty Belcher, Bobby Beck. Standing: Sonia Cole, Joy Williams, Jimmy Sealy, Ray Austtin, Alton Brown, .Terre Vaughn, Shirley Alley, Betty .To Owen, Jimmy Ragsdale, Charlie Layne, Gene Steele, Virginia Moore, Mary F. Ballard, Betty Sandefur, James Jett, Vernon Southerland, Joe Hopper, Mary Ann Clements, Donald Atwoodg Peggy Taylor, Peggy Booth, Beverly Whitsett, Meriem Campbell. First Row, left to right: Shirley Hartman, Beverly Whitsett, Wanda Wheeler, Mary Lou Hargrove, June Carden Leggett. Second Row: Mary Frances Ballard' fband sponsorl, Betty Brown, Donald Davenport, Harold Pugh, James Wilson, Marshie Russell, John Pyburn, Bobby Hopper, Joe Hopper, James Kmbrough, Bobby Booth. Third Row: Leslie Sherrill ldrurn majorb, Peggy Cardwell, Mary Ann Gattis, Mary Lynn Norman, Jerry Mallard, Wendell,Harris, Martha Ruth Tankersley, Clifford Fuller, Glenda Higgins, Mary Ann Clements, Sue Cantrell, Nina Bartolini. Fourth, Row: Mr. Pacetti fdirectorj, B. K. Layne, Betty Cole, Bobby Byrurn, Carl Pride, Dorris Perry, Bobby Lawson, Charles Cardwell, Ernest Ryman, Gene gr.. f fx 07 Rushing. 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V ' V ,VVV ,VVV V-,VV K' things they do Telephone girls enjoy interesting and im portant jobs in a growing industry Operators using modern equipment pro vide. world-wide communication. - Service Representatives handle customer contacts in our business offices.-Stenographers, Typists and Clerical workers perform important and specialized jobs in all departments If good pay-friendly associates your own age-paid vacations-sickness benefits and frequently scheduled raises appeal to you why not come in and talk with us about a position with the Telephone Company 1' and some of the jack Allinder 28-1414 Bill Edens 4-1406 Allinder and Edens Plumbing Co. 204 Ash Street Floyd 8: Petty Coal Company s Prompt Delivery Phone 42-8271 Nashville, Tenn. 422 Chestnut- Street Phone 5-4586 STEVEN'S 5C 81 10C STORE 217 Hermitage Ave. Nashville 10, Tenn. THE UPTON G. WILSON Magazine Agency Madison, N. C. Compliments of BOB GILBREATH Representative for Star Engraving Co.-Rings, Invitations, Diplomas-Uniforms by Ostwald-Band Uniforms-C. E. Ward Co.-Caps 8: Gowns Henington Publishing Co.-Yearbooks AVRIL DRUG CO. "The Prescription Store" "Complete Fountain Service" 37 University St.-Phone 6-0203 Compliments of . Woodbine Hardware Company Phone 5-5169 3305 Nolensville Rd FRED'S MOfI' OR SERVICE Overhauling, Generator, Starter and Motor Tune-Up 85' Lafayette Street Phone 5-1494 ' Nashville, Tenn. BEN RICE SERVICE STATION Standard Esso Products Atlas Tires, Tubes and Accessories Cor. 2nd and Lafayette St. Phone 5-9231, Nashville, Tenn. WASHER'S MARKET Groeerie:-Vegetables-Western Beef Phone 5-7571, 5-7372 1455 Lebano Rd. GARRETT DRUG CO. Two Good Drug Stores Radnor Pharmacy Woodbine Pharmacy 3217 Nolensville Rd. 2610 Nolensville Rd. 24 HOUR ROAD SERVICE GOODYEAR TIRES 8: ACCESSORIES We Call for and Deliver Cars at Any Hour-Special Rates for Fleet Maintenance Call 6-9541 PARRISH SHELL SERVICE 87 Lafayette Chadw-ell Mayflower Your Neighborhood Warehouse Men Agents for AERO Mayflower Transit Co. Robert Chadwell Storage Co. 651 Second Avenue, South Phone 6-4486 Phone 4-6598 J. P. Dickson 505 ALIGNMENT Co. Heavy Duty Front End Alignment Heavy Duty Frame Straightening 505 Lea Avenue CARDWELL GROCERY 95 Peabody If You Need It We Have It Courteous Service-Stop In jAY'S DEPARTMENT STORE Corner of Fourth and Mulberry 858 Fourth Ave South Phone 64755 Compliments of Townes and Russell Cafe 805 Second Avenue, South Compliments of MORRIS 5C 81 10C STORE Fourth and Mulberry Complzments 0 IKE HARTM KN W. T. VAUGHN GROCERY Complete Line: Groceries, Vegetables, Meats 725 5rd Ave. So. Phone 6-9191 Free Delivery C om plzments of KRAFTS DRY GOODS STORE Corner Fourth and Mulberry PURITY MARKET 101 Chestnut Street Phone 5-9256 Fresh Meats and Vegetables Compltments of A FRIEND BROADWAY CLEANERS Second Ave. and Carroll Street Modern Cold Storage Vaults Q Phone 5-2784 Asphalt Tile-Inlaid Linoleum Rubber Tile Linoleum Rugs Aluminum Wall Tile CARTER FLOORING CO Hardwood Floors Sanded and Fznzsbed Phone 6 5645 127 Lafayette Street Nashville Tenn ., ' ,'f 1 9 8-9234 8-9254 WHITSETT'S Esso SERVICE join the G. A. G. CLUB Tires, Batteries, Wheel Balancing 24 Hour Service 2752 Franklin Rd. 6-8181-Phones-6-8182 LOVENTHAL BROS., INC. Insurance Service Since 1889 Red Daugherty TELEVISION SERVICE 855-A Fourth Ave., South 216 Union Street Baxter Building "Far Better Things to Eat" Go to C""'f'lf"'e"'f of B c McGOWN at SON 3302 Nolensville Rd. Phone 42-6597 HOWARD SCHOOL MEN'S CLUB Always Vitally Interested in Howard School Phone 5-9495 SIRCY GROCERY COMPANY BALLARDS GROCERY 62 Hermitage Avenue 519 Second Ave., South Phone 69622 Fresh Meats and Vegetables-Courteous Service Strough Texaco Service Station Third and Lafayette Phone 42-9500 24 Hour Service Your Friendly Neighborhood Dealer Compliments of ACE CLEANERS W. Brazil Moving Company d A 1. Du ley aron 1103 North First Street Main Office 5 Hermitage Ave., Phone 6-0516 Branch Office 605 Monroe St., Phone 6-9445 Phone 2-2718 Nashville, Tenn. FORREST ALLEN TILE co. 917 Fourth Ave., South Nashville 10, Tenn. Phone 42-6204 Tile-Marble-Wood Mantels-Shower Doors Bathroom Accessories Compliments of THE REBELIER ANDREW IACKSON BUSINESS UNIVERSITY D. E. Short, Jr., C.P.A., President 1606 Belcourt Avenue Nashville 12, Tenn. "Better Photography Since 1908" WILES-HOOD Photographers Anything-Anywhere-Anytime Phone 6 5385 STEVE E HOOD 27 Arcade Nashville 3 Tenn FELIX T PEACH Druggzsts Fourth Avenue and Ash Street NASHVILLE TENN Compliments of Taylor Impression Products Co. Compliments of REYNOLDS RENT A CAR 500 Lafayette Street Phone 42 7207 Rent New Hudsons RUBEN'S DEPT. STORE Dry Goods, Shoes, Ladies' and Gents' Ready-to-Wear, Etc. Phone 5-5671 125 Lafayette Street PAUL S DEPT STORE A Complete Lzne of Shoes and Clothmg for the Famzly 145 Lafayette Street Phone 59918 OWEN DRUG COMPANY "Service to the Sick" The Friendly Drug Store Located Next to H. G.- Hill Grocery 115 Lafayette Street Phone 6-2447 CARPENTER ESSO STATION Complete Auto Servzce Accessories Washing Lubrication Compliments of INDUSTRIAL BEARING SERVICE, INC. 411 Lafayette Phgne 42-7551 NORWOOD CLEANERS 216 Third Ave South For the Best Call 5 9835 BE A GRADUATE BUYER, SAVE AT SANDERSON'S Sc at 1Oc STORE Lafayette and Wharf Avenue C om plzments of BOGLE S FOOD MARKET Hermitage and Wharf Avenue , . 9 315 Murfreesboro Rd. Phone 5-9619 ff ' ' 11 . , I, , . 9 Best Wishes to the Class of 352 NASHVILLE'S LEADING COFFEE VALUE "FIT FOR A KING" Q Freshly Roasted Q Freshly Ground "Always Good" Favorite for Over 55 Years SOLD ONLY IN H. G. HILL STORES ...U . in bottles and in carlons URIHWULYUU- U HDQO-QCII Compliments of MAY HOSIERY MILLS SIMMONS SWEET SHOP 209 Fourth Ave., North Phone 42-9544 NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE UH IWIM 49 COLONIAL 1 wqflorrii if' - A 'lr ls E i+vQaLa1afA.ff f A -f I ' if 'a 1 I Nmkmmmgf 1 Compliments of BURK'S SERVICE STATION TIRES BATTERIES 320 Murfreesboro Road Compliments of JERRY'S SALES CO. Wholesalers for Notions and School Supplies Compliments of DEFORD BROS. Compliment: of SMITH PACKING COMPANY Whole Hog Sausage Hickory Smoked Bacon and Sausage OLD FARM SAUSAGE Phone 6-0275 507 Hagan Street Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of ROBERT ORR CO ohnson 8: ohnson Contractors Excavating and Hauling Drxveways and Roads Bu1lt Phone 97-6481 32nd Ave. N. and Charlotte Monuments Plant and Display W M DEAN MARBLE CO Lebanon Road Nashvxlle Tennessee Phone 6 6414 Compliments of LEE BOOTH Always Backing the School ALUMNI ASSOCIATION MACK'S RESTAURANT 21st and Broad Street Fine Foods and Short Orders Compliments f LADIES OE CAFETERIA L L TUCKER Photographs 7-3162 PORTRAITS-SCHOOL ANNUALS COMMERCIAL 18071f2 21st Ave. S SERVICE AUTO PARTS COMPANY 217 4th Avenue, South . Telephone 6-7164 Open Every Day Sunday ul 11 00 PM NASHVILLE 5 TENNESSEE 402 Lafamfe Stfee' J J, y A , AUTUMOBILE I I ST. CHARLES DELICATESSEN Compliments of DENNY'S MARKET 1030 Second Avenue, South Phone 42-3601 Phone 6-4542 -- Res. 7-4691-M Walker Motor Co. S Walker Realty 8: Auction Co. Loan Assisted Fred "Square Deal" Walker, Auctioneer LESTER'S PHARMACY 616 Murfreesboro Road NASHVILLE, TENN. 580 Murfreesboro Road Nashville, Tenn. PATTON'S RESTAURANT Country Ham Dinners - Southern Fried Chicken Steaks and Chops - Barbecue We Barbecue Our Own Meats Hermitage and Peabody Phone 42-9420 Compliments of BRADLEY 8: MCCLENNON Wholesale Distributors for School Supplies Phone 6-4305 Compliment: of BAR-B-CU-TIE 432 Murfreesboro Road 75 DRINK , 5 N I W? Nashville, Tennessee THE CAPITOL "Always cz Good Show" Your Neighborhood Theater Second Avenue, South MORE POWER TO THE REBELS OBJECTS 0 f Parent-Teacher Associations To promote the welfare of children and youth in home, school, church, and community. To raise the standards of home life. To secure adequate laws for the care and protection of children and youth. To bring into closer relation the home and the school that parents and teachers may cooperate intelligently in the training of the' child. To develop between educators and the general public such united- efforts as will secure for every child the highest advantages in physical, mental, social, and spiritual education. HOWARD SCHOOL P. T. A. President . ..,....., . . First Vice-President .... Second Vice-President. . Third Vice-President. . . Recording Secretary .... Corresponding Secretary. . , . . Treasurer .... , . .....,. Officers 1952 p.MRS. E. A. MERONY . .MRS. B. C. PHILLIPS MRS. M. F. CAMPBELL . . . .MRS. B. W. SEALY . .MRS. ELMO HOPPER . . .MRS. R. L. SNYDER . .MISS EVELYN KARR E9ltSEy DQMGLAS AUAIF w I X -' 6, 1 T52 TIIE III ST Ill I ll AND TESTHIIIEIIT OF THE SEIIIIIR CLIISS OFT 1952 'F . HOWARD HIGH SCHOOL NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE ,..-,-.. .. . ., in-W., .,,,., ,A-.1m' I Y Y Li? f '-A 1 ' X , , 1 www K-. 1 A 'Q 3.7 ,- -NV 4,3-H :A . -A A Q1-A-ffffj 1 ' . T537 P 'Y"'D Tffu ' , ,.A,",-wwf. - N'-,ff': 1 - ' k'Q ""-1 ' -