Hume Fogg High School - Techs Book Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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1950 ,, NH' wvnfrnu '-Un N6 .KK ,111 28' Firsf Row: HELEN WEBB Sum mvial, Vice Pregldonl, Home Room, '48, l3'rP'2.idenI Hmsxr Rqlom, 49-'50, Vice-President Co-op T. F1 I. Club. '47 'FO' CARYLEEN HFSTER WHITLEY Sfcrelglrlal, Secretary, Home Room, '48, VTce'Pfesif?lc-nl, HOVII Rugm, '49'5Og Clmru-5, '47, Superlallve, '49f'5O. Second Row: MAYNARD WHITLEY Drallmg, T. 81 l. Club, '49 5O, Red Cross, '48, SHERRILL WILHITE Mslglwlnf' Shop, Basl-elball, '461'5O, Baseball, '46-'50, Fomlball '47 '49, Pre-sldenl, Red Cross, '48-'5O. Third Row: WILMA WILLIAMS -nf-ral Clerulgal, Sfudenf Council, '464'48, Chorus, '48, Va- rlclv Sh Rmm, 495 ow, '49, T. 81 I. Club, '49, Clweerlf-acler, '49 '50, JIMMY WILLIAMS Gweral Clffriial, '49, Rfsd Crow., '48, Clrcruw, '49, Fourfh Row: COZELL WILSON 5wJ?ll3rlf1l, Qlflvle Sldll, '48, T. 8: l. Club, '49 BO. HELEN YORK CrIFI'IISllTVA Vane Pfesrdcnl, Home Room, '48, Secrelnw, Red z I ' istr T. Cro-, 453-'49, Caplain Chefirleadwf, '49 '50, Prefsldenl, Cheri y 81 l Clllf 49 'SO Se . I Q, ' -' Q Qcrefarv, Home Room, '4'?: Feafure Edllor, Teclfs Book, '49,'5Og Supa-rlallve, '5O. Fifflw Row: NELLIE YOUNG lC'EVT4 I-Bl Clrrval- Ch ' Olllqe Smal Dmlllnqg 1 LL , onli., 47, Secrefarv, I-lows' Rolyvml, '49-'50, I, '49-'50, Llbmry S1aff,'49f5O,T,8- I.CluI,w, '-IQ-'f-Og Supc-rlalive, '50, WALTER ZIFFER T, X- l. Llub, '47-'50, I-I-iwlwl Rowfrl Rvivmlr-11.1 'nw I I TI , Tccl'w's Book '49'5O.

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Clam PFOPIT ecy I 9 0 ATTer a long walk Through a devious course Toward The ouTskirTs oT The ciTy, I enTered The TenT oT PeTe The PropheT. As I seaTed myseIT aT a Table, PeTe drew ouT his crysTaI ball and blew away The dusT, saying ThaT The ball had noT been used since The T947 TooTbaII carnival aT Tech. Under his hands, however, iTs surTace began To clear. Soon images were Torming and ere long I was compleTeIy under The spell oT my seerl Darkness seTTIed in The TenT as The propheT began To speaki I see a group oT ladies aT a meeTing. IT seems To be . . . yes, iT is The Old Maids' SocieTy. PresidenT Win- cTTe FosTer is calling The rneeTing To order. Among Those presenT are Ann Knapp, Bonnie CIemenTs, RiTa Brawner Nora Malone, Joyce RoberTs and Cazell Wilson. Now The scene changes. IT seems as Though Charles Weber has done well Tor himseIT as an arTisT. He is painT- ing a picTure oT his model, Jo Claire SmoThermon, who is posing in a baThing suiT Tor a commercial adverTisemenT. Well, can you picTure This? ErnesT AlIey's Pool Room seems To be overcrowded wiTh Toimer Tech boys. I see Frank Hailey, Thomas Looney, RobeiT Mills, Warren John- son, and George Benz. And, isn'T This a naTuraI? There's Helen York Benz beckoning To George Trom The doorway. I see Edna RuTh Briggs and BeTTy Fox acTing as pro- prieTors oT The Ugly BeauTy Shoppe. Their experT opera- Tors are Janie EaTherly, Eudell Gillihan, and DoroThy Mcs Cord. Now, I hear music . . .The Tamous blues singer, Barbara Bowles, it aT Longer Longer Inn. Her accompanisT and comedienne is Nellie Young, Also in The enTerTainmenT Tield I see Phil Slagle in Hollywood. His IaTesT picTUI'6. Love in a CocoanuT Tree, seems To be a big hiT. Co- sTarring wiTh Phil is ThaT adorable new movie queen, Caryleen WhiTIey. And here are proprieTors oT The New ArT STudio, Billy I-Iendriclfs and RoberT Callis. MargareT Beard is employed as secreTary aT The sTudio. The Teachers are CaTherine Parker, Lydia P'Poole, and Richard McMahon. I see Mary Fisher acTing as head insTrucTor aT The ArThur STaire Dance 5TUdiO. Here The PropheT lowered his voice and spoke in solemn Tones: I see a courTroom where The Trial oT a murder case is in process. Leonard GunTer and RoberT ShumaTe are associaTe lawyers Tor The deTense, while Lloyd BuTTs and Faul Anderson are The prosecuTing aTTorneys. There is Ted Kokonos presiding over The courT. Ruby PoTTer is serving as courT sTenographer. The deTendanT is . . . N-ii, I don'T know him. Now The voice oT The PropheT became more chee-rTuI as he Turned The crysTaI ball again. Jimmy and O. C. BaTTs, managers oT The You Wear 'Em We Tear 'Em Laundry, are doing a Thriving business wiTh Jackie Roy being kepT busy IocaTing arTicIes IosT by This excelIenT laundry. Evelyn Cole is cashier, I see a presidenTiaI campaign managed by Thomas Perigo and Clayburn Ross. Congresswoman Eileen Lyons wiTh her eTTicienT secreTary, Jean Bracy, is assisTing in The campaign. Now, This IS inTeresTingI The Leland Gregory Depafi. rnenT STore is having a Tashicrn shciw. The Top models arf. Lula Mai Eurlow, Clara Kelly, and Joan Wall-er. I see an announcemenT ThaT BeTTy Burr is sTarring in The cpereTTa Madame BuTTerTly. Her secreTary and manager, EIizabeTh Weaver, is responsible Tor The announ-iemenT Thomas EiTTs, manager oT The Globe TheaTre, is having a parTy Tor his employees. GuesTs include AssisTanT Manager Bobby Clark, Helen Webb' Lorena SpQ,1,3,?,f, and Barbara Holmes. Now I see The gymnasium aT Holy Cross UniversiTy. Coach Sherrill WilhiTe is showing his men how To shociT The basIfeTbaII successTully . . . iusT The way he used To ring baskeTs aT Tech. The scene shiTTs To Tynon Robeils, acTing as presidenT oT The CiTy Board oT EducaTion. I-Ie has iusT appoinTe-.T The Tollowing people To The TaculTy oT Maniac High School in Asylum CiTy. For principal, Maynard WhiTleyg To The English deparTmenT, Marshall Andersong Tor hisTory in- STrUCTOri BGVIJGVG Irvin: TO The Home economics division, IoreTTa Axleyg To The science secTion, Billy HaTIery and Tor physical educaTion insTrucTion, Johnny STewarT. Here is WaITer ZiTTer, well-known archiTecT, designing a home Tor Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Savage and all The IiTTie Savages. And iusT look aT Wilma Williairislll She is receiving her M.R.S. degree Trom The We Teach You How Col. lege. NexT, I see Billy Davis and his new radio sTaTion. On his sTaTT are song sTyIisT CelesTe Boyceg disc iockey, Wayne l'iuIseyg news commenTaTor, Edwin Gower: and announcers Jimmy Corn and ElberT HuTchinson. Well . . . here are some SisTers in WhiTel In The Tie-id oT nursing aT Pain HospiTal are Vondell CovingTon, Rulh Cox, CaTherine Curd, Jean Ford, and ETheI HerTzlia. Look whois sTanding herel Hershell Hooper, holding a book iusT published! IT's his new pubIicaTion, How To Overcome Shynessf' I see Peggy Murray and Mary Ann Hayes busy in Their Tea-room on Kenmore Avenue. Some oT Their eTTicienI waiTresses are Marie Harrison, Phyllis Honick, Mildiei STewarT, and Jackie TrouT. Here is James GwaITney climbing righT up The ladder QT successl He has moved up Trom paper carrier To rouTe manager. There is Mariorie MaTThews wriTing Tor The Nashville Tennessean. Her column is headed llGossip Trom The GuT- Ter. Now, here are many Tamiliar Taces. Yes, Ye Old Bachelor Boys are having a reunion. I see Earl Jones. Charles Meade, J. M. Massey, Thomas RaTcIiTT, Chaiii.-s STamps, Calvin WaTkins, James Pcislcin, and Jimmy Wil' fiams. And, IasT oT all, here are BeTTy Ann Cole, Vadean Robbins, and Nancy McMillan hanging ouT The sign Tor Their new business, Lady ExTerminaTor. AT This poinT The PiopheT pushed his crysTaI sphere aside and lapsed inTo silence He closed his eyes, and I I-new ThaT PeTe wished To be alone. Slipping a gold piece under his hand, I wenT away happy in The knowledge oT whaT my schoolmaTes have been doing since They graduaTed Trom Hume-Eogg Tech