Lee High School - Blue and Gray Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1935 volume:

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CULP Dean of Girls ,,+3 :,,b.. Tl MPS. Clllp, fo WIIOSQ Ql'lHlUSiGITl CHI ivinq enorfs ilwis publicufifun I9 Iclrqelq due, we qmfefullq clenjicofe His Year- book of 1935. 5 'E' o lr-1 Q. cn IU .c ... I-1 as 2 UI fn S ..o 'U .2 -4-. ..- -A-a 5 KU U .O 'C C K0 'U O C n: .2 D- vi if U F1 U C U -:J li so O H U -U : KU 2 O -o L: eu leside Ing aa .-C H 5, .-D 'U eu U .2 V3 W 4E ,.. r x . .Y- ' . L. -N QA I - 2:42424 '- Q -CICUIILI ,IOSEPH W. GILBERT, B.S.: B.A.: M.A.: Principal WILLIAM R. HARDEN, B.S.g Assistant Principal MARGUERITE P. CULP, B.S.g M.A., Dean of Girls AMELIA ARNOLD HEIDT, B.A., Librarian EHQIISIT - MOJQPH LUIIQUUQQS - HAZEL M. FULLER, B. A. LEONIE SEABROOK ECCLES, B. A. ELIZABETH M. VENABLE ROSE H. LAPEYRE, B. A. KATHLEEN T. VINSON, B. A. EDELMIRA RIVERO, B. A. ANNE ELIZABETH NEWMAN, B. A., M. A., ELIZABETH THOMPSON, B. A., M. A HADASSAH FULGHUM, B. A. ANNE E. NEWSOM, B. S. M. NAOMI PASCHAL, B. A. MARGUERITE FERGUSON, B. A. I LAURA NEWSOM. B. A. lime EC0n0...iCS - MARTHA A. SPROULL jULIA S. CHENOWETH ALMA P. BENTLEY, B. S. EURA LEE DURRANCE, B. A. MARGARET LEE HUGHES, B. A. RfIuII1en1oIics - D. MEADE BERNARD, B. S.: L. L. B. C . I ALVAH W. LANCASTER, B. A. O 'm9'I'5'0 ' AGNES R- MILLER, Ph' B- EDNA HARWELL, B. s. S., B. C. s. DOROTHY IVI. CARLISLE, B. A. GERTRUDE S. HUGHES, B. A' EVALYNN H. WALKER. B. A.: M. A. LQVELL C. HARWELLI B- C. 5. CLEVIE H. CULLUM, B. S.: IVI. A. CARRIE M. SWINDLE, B. C. S. EDWARD A. DUNCAN, C. P. A. Hisioml - IDA TOWNSEND TRACY, B. A. GERTRUDE BROWARD, B. A. RUBY ADAMS, B. A. MARY ALICE HALL, Ph. B. NI l LENA M. RAMSDELL, B. A. 'WC ' ANNE H- FRANZ- B- A- LORELIE TAIT, B. M. ZELLA WINCHESTER, B. A. M. EDITH MCCOLLUM, B. A., M. A. MARY E. MILLER, B. A. Munumzl AVIS - HUGH E. PEEK dence HAROLD F. THOMPSON FRANK S. WETZEL, B. S. IVAN H. SMITH, B- S- W. LEROY MacGOWAN, B. A. R- H- BARBOUR A. L. CLAYTON, IR., B. S.: C. E. ISABELLA RICHTER, B. A.: M. A. A, E, MEYER, B, A4 S, S, DIlqsicr1I EfIucclIi0n - TOIVIIVIY OWENS, I... I. . uIin - MARIA JANE CLEMANS, B. A. ELLA A. DALE, B. A. LUCIA COCKRELL, B. A. MARY K. GARDNER, Secretary. ,Lf V' ' v ' YL, 'l THE FACULTY E h s book possible. I made has eration, OP wth its generous co- ho, XY ' .i 1 i I u .1 1 1 5 ? 5 4 . I 1 1 a 4 E Ni I Lx 7 ll Nw 1. ll I 4 Y E21 4 'fit ..,11. IIN' tsiuii WALTER SCHUBERT Editor-in-Chief ALLEN STANWIX-IIAY Business Manager CHARLES BARNES Advertising Mana gcr ADELAIDE BENSON Literary Editor MARY WALLIS Photography Mana ger JEWEL ROLLINS Jingles JAMES MAY Art Editor RUSSELL CARLSON Joke Editor WALTER FORTSON Sports Editor MARGUERITE P. CULP Sponsor ASSISIIIIIIS RICHARD BUNCH GEORGE COPELAND ROY FISKE WALTER FORTSON FRANK REAVES JEAN TOWNE Advertising MARY NOBLE FRANCES WILLIAMS .IEAN ZACHARIAS Literary PAT ADAMS DOT ARMSTRONG ADELAIDE BENSON Photography DOT ARMSTRONG RUTH NOBBS Jingles EMILY BLOOM MYRTLE DAVIS Art HANNAI-I BISCOW ALICE HORNSTEIN FRANK INMAN Typists MARGARET BEN IAMIN NATALIE HACKEL Junior Reporters CATHERINE BUNNELL J. T. KIRKLAND Sophomore Reporters THE STAFF eFavfmenf8C MRS. HEIDT MPS. Amelia Alll1t5IA EAUTY is an element that lends grace to life, and life is the most precious thing that exists. Our school library is a spot of beauty for it is the life work of our beloved librarian who has created for us a sanctuary in the midst of a work-a-day school world. The books gathered for us so patiently, have been pre- served and displayed with such care that they have become our treasured friends, and have given us visions of the past and future that inspire us toward constructive and serious thought. All this treasure house might have lain unexplored except for her continuous and helpful direction. To one whose life may be proudly pointed to as an example of good will to all, We, the students of I935 nxost appreciatively pay tribute to our librarian, Mrs. Amelia A. Heidt. THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF OUR LIBRARY Page Twelve Mt,X'IQl'll I LIIIKJUGQV' LD! pCll'lIll1'Ili MRS. LEONIE SEABROOK ECCLES FRENCH CLUB Mrs, Eccles, Sponsor resident Frank Huston Vice President Belly Wrigxiil Secretary Kalherinc Bacon Treasurer Marjorie Jessup il. v Dk fjif T' 'D' FRENCH PLAY CAST PLAYS PRESENTED Mndeslien 'Une Femme- Qui Bal Son Gendreu Mzxdaim- Lupin E! Ses Ne-rfs' lllgu Tf7if'fw12 A- an-in A 1 b -1 THE SPANISH CLUB Mrs. lillizabelh Thompson, Sponsor Vresirlenl David lVlacQucen Vice President Kathryn Bacon Secretary Cynthia Thompson The Spanish Club is organized to stimulale inlexest in the livcs and customs of the people of Spanish-speaking countries, and also to establish closer and more friendly relations. The siudenls enjoy moving pictures and talks made by citizens of ihe Cily who have visited Mexico and Spain. This year the Club is planning to present a play before ihe Spanish Club of jacksonville. SCIENCE CLUB lVlr. Leroy lVlacG0wan, Sponsor President Robert Dobarzanes Vice President james May Secretary Frederica Roberts Treasurer Merryclay Rosser -- Page Fnnrzeefz LeROY HOYT Preseliled by Professor W, Gilbert uspivil ffl Lev l-liqhw Lee High calls us! Up, and obey! Forwarcl, forward, into the frayl The colors we wear, and the name we bear Challenge our courage, our will to dare. Honor! Valor! These are our pride, Unclauntecl spirit, whatever beticle, Conquer to-clay, bear the Blue! ancl the Cray To Victory. Page Fifteen M usic Deporinivni Miss LORELIE TAIT, Director LEE HIGH ORCHESTRA President' Hilda Edwards Sec'y.-Treas. Katherine Bacon Vice Presidentf-H. L. King Business Manager- -Betty Bartholf GLEE CLUB President Naomi Warrick Sec'y.-Treasf --Mary Greenleaf Vice President'-'James Culpepper Pianistf-jean Zacharias Page Sixleen LEE HIGH BAND Cyrus VV:-xshburn, Director Robert Lucas, Drum Major LeRoy Hoyt, Stud:-nl Director '5...T W H LEE HIGH CHORUS Miss Lorelie Tail. Director Page Serenleen 35.1 A1 l lillllfl liIililllTllllfS IODflpC1Pll'nI?lll MISS MARTHA A. SPROULL FOODS CLASS A Food Class planning, preparing and serving adequate needs at minimum cost, selected from .3 week! food supply for a family of five. Mrs. Alma P. Bentley, lnsiructor CLOTHING CLASS A Class in clothing, planning and making dresses in accord with wardrobe needs. Miss Martha A, Sproull, Instructor Page Eighteen HOME MAKING CLASS A Home Milking Class Working: on budgets at Umrev lnuume levels Miss julia S. Chenowelh, lnf-:trucmr Cllllllll1'l'1lLIl l,ill'l'flI'llllVlll MRS. E. M, HARVVELL SECRETARIAL STUDENTS Mrs. Gertrude Hughes, lnslructor Page Nineleen Coiilnfllicilixfe V1'1'ClllIFflUl EClll1'Cllll1l'I MRS. ANNE H. FRANZ, Advisor VOCATIONAL STUDENTS Nina Blasingame, Richard Bunch. Fleure Clark, Neville Cowart, Henry Cordes, Billy Dishinger, Ruth Harvard, Billy Henderson, Spencer Houghton, Phyllis jones, Martha Lawson, Elizabeth Ann Lewis, Gene Mashburn, Harry Miller, Rodger Pratt, Lou Frances Phillips, Frances Rawls, Doris Steinrucker, Kenneth Strickland, Marjorie Spevak, Elizabeth Summerall. The Duval County Board of Public lnstruction inaugurated at the beginning of the second semester of 1934 a new plan of educational opportunity for Juniors and Seniors known as the Jacksonville Plan of Co-operative Vocational Education. This plan allows credits toward graduation for training received in some type of occupation. The students are placed with a training agency four hours during each school day and along with this practical training on the job each student is expected to pursue related information to the occupation. The Coordinator, lVlr. E. C. Comstock, wishes to take this opportunity to thank all those who have so willingly cooperated: lVlr. Gilbert as Principalg lVlrs. Franz as High School Advisor for these studentsg lVlrs. Culp as Dean of Girls, many of the individual high school teachers, and above all the coop students who have more than any other one group been responsible for the successful operation of the plan. Recognition is also given to the companies and individual employers who have cooperated by offering to give these future employees an opportunity to secure real experiences before they graduate. Page Twenty eniov543 Page Twenty-two Class Uliicers President - BERNARD, RICHARD RYERSON 1Dick3 Soph, B. C.: J. B. C.: Pres. Sr. Class 143: L Club 12, 3, 43: Capt. Basketball 143: Vice Pres. S. F. C. A leader of boys, upstanding and fine, He heads the march, we fall in line, Sincere and brilliant, true as can be, A popular student of Robert E. Lee. Vice-President -- BECKMAN, JULIA Soph. G. C.: J. G. C.: S. C. C.: Sec.-Treas. Dram. Club 143: French Club 133: Glee Club 123. Looks, wit, and intellect too: All of these belong to you. Secretary- - CARLISLE, ROBERT T. J. B. C.: Football 143: L Club 143: Baby Cen. 1335 Orchestra 123: Band 12, 33: Dram. Club: Vodvil 12, 3, 439 .lubilee 143: Traveler 123. Bobby Carlisle is so sincere, We always like to have him near. Treasurer PHILLIPS, LOU FRANCES Recording Sec. Soph. G. C.: G. A. A. 12, 33: Archery Club 12, 33: Treas. C. C.: Bas- ketball 12, 33: Soccer 12, 33: Vice-Pres. S. G. C.: Treas. Senior Class: Dram Club 143: Cheer Leader 143: Jubilee 143: Vod- vil 143. A winning personality, a sunny smile, The kind of a friend that makes life worth while. Chaplain? NOBBS. RUTH G. A. A. 12, 33: Volley Ball Capt. 123: Archery Club 12, 33: Soph. G. C.: J. G. C.: 5. G. C.: Yearbook Staff 143. Sweet and useful in all that she does, Ruth is liked wherever she goes. Sergeant at Arms-f KELLY, CARROLL Soph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C. Vodvil 143: Treas. S. F. C.: Football 12, 3, 43: Capt. 14351. Club 12, 33, Pres. 143. As an athlete He's hard to beat. ADAMS, Priscilla 1Pnl3 Sop'u. G. C.: C. C.: Com. Chairman 153: ll. R. Agenl 153: Drain. Club 15, 43: S. C. C. Pres. 143: Yrbk. Staff 143: Sr. Play 143. ADAMS, THOMAS B., jr. 1Twitty3 Sfrpli. B. C.: j. B. C.: Vice Pres. S. F. C. XIJAMSON, NANCY Pres. Soph. G. C.: G. C.: S. G. C.: jubilee. Al.l..l-iN. IVIILIURI-QD Soph. C. C.: j. C. C.: S. C.. C.: Sp. Club 13, 43. ALLIN, DOROTHY 1Dul3 Soph. G. C.: G. C.: S. C-. C.: jubilee 143. ANl3Rl .XX'S, l-.l,lZABlQTll 1BeHy3 Soph. C. C.: C. C.: S. C. C. AR MSTRONG, DOROTHY 1Dodo3 Soph. C. C.: G. C.: Drzvn. Club 15, 43: Welf faire Ch. 143: S. C.. C.: Yrbk. Stuff 143: Sp. Club 15, 43i jubilee. AUSTIN, HLLLLLN S. C. C. PSACON, KATI IFRINF Soph. C C.: j. C. C.: S. G. C.: C. A. A. 12, 33: Arrh. Ciulm 123: Science Club 13, 43: Orch. 12, 5, 43: l r. Club 12, 43: Sp. Club 143. l3AlN. jllVllVlY j. B. C.: S. l . C.: Swim. Ta-:un 153: Sp. Club. BAIRU, FRANK j. B. C.: S. F. C.: Fr. Club 15, 43. BARNES. CHARl.l'.S WYNN S. B. C.: j. B. C.: S. lf. C.: Vodvil 143: Baby Gfn. lfoollyill 153: Breakfast Club: Yrbk. Staff Arlv. Mgr. 143. BARNIS, TOM j. B. C.: S. lf. C.: Vodvil 143. BARNEZTT. YOLAND MAE Soph. C. C.: j. G. C.: S. G. C.: C. A. A. 12 I , 13,v-Pres. 143: Banrl 12, 5, 43: Orch. 12, 5,431 lenms 12, 5, 43. HIQNNIQTT, HARVI-IY Soph B. C.: j. B. C.: S. F. C.: Honor Student. BENSON. ADI-iL.AlDlf Soph. C. C.: G. C. Pres.: S. G. C.: jubilee 143: Drum. Club 143: Fr. Club 153: Archery Club 123: Yrlzk. Staff 143: Home Room Agt. 143: ljvznfs Office 143: Tennis 123: G. A. A. 123. BliSSl'.NT, CHARLES VIRGINIA Soph. G. C.: AI. G. C.: S. G. C.: jubilee. BICKIJCY. MYRLE Sopli. C C: C.. C.: S. C. C. l3IGl-LLIVIAN, BERTH'-l Soph. G. C. 1l3: 3. G. C. 123: S. C. C. 153: School Orchestra, School Band. BISCOVV HANNAH Soph. C. C.: G. C.: S, C. C.: Chorus 123: Tulip Time in Holland 123: Yrblc. Slaff: Fr. Club 123. HLANTON, R. C., jr. 1Bo3 j. B. C.: S. F. C. Page Tzrenly-tb1'ee Page Twenty-four BLASINGAME, THEDA .l. G. C.: S. G. C. BLOlS, ILAH FAY Soph. G. C.: J. C. C.: Fr. Club: S. G. C.: Dram. Club 141. BLOOM, EMILY Soph. G. C.: J. C. C.: S. C. C,: Traveler Staff 121: Library 121: Chorus 131: Yrbk. Staff 141: Dram. Club 141. BODDEN, MAUD ASHLEY Enlerecl in Sept. l93-4: S, G. C.: Dram. Club 141- BONNEY, CATHERINE Soph. G. C.: j. G. C.: S. C.. C.: Sec. and Asst, Editor HG. A. A, VVinner : Soccer: Basket- ball: Volley Ball. BOONE, LOIS Soph. G. C.: G. C.: S. G. C.: Dram. 141: Sp. Club. Club BOOTE, ARTHUR R., jr. Soph. B. C.: j. B. C.: S. F. C,: Vodvil 13, 41: Hi Y 121: Orch. 141: Band 141. BREMER, AUGUST W. j B. C.: 5. F. C.: H1 Y 141, BRIDGES. VERA Soph. C. C.: j. G. C.: S. G. C. BROOKE, KENNETH Soph. G. C.: B. C.: S. F. C.: Baby Cen. Basketball 13, 41. BROOKS, ADALINE 1Brooksie1 Dram. Club 141: Clee Club 141: S. C. C.: Entered jan. 7, I935. BROOKS, LOUIS 1Tex1 Entered Jan. 7, I935: S. F. C. BROOKS. NELWYN j. G. C.: S. G. C.: jubilee 141 .lackson Football Crime. : Sponsor Lee- BROWN, GRACE Soph. G, C.: j. C. C.: S. G. C.: Glee Club 141: Dram. Club 141. BROWN, HAZEL S. G. C.: Dram. Club 141. BUNCH, RICHARD 1Dick1 Soph. B. C.: B. C.: S. F. C. Sec. 141: Tulip Time in Holland 121: C-lee Club 12, 31: Office Staff 12, 31: Sli-xge Crew 12, 31: Hi Y Club Sec. 121, Pres. 141: Dram. Club 141: S. C. C. jubilee 141: Yibk. Staff 141: Sr. Play. BURNS, AMY S. Cu. C.: Dram. Club 141. BYRD, LA VERNE Soph. G. C.: j. C. C.: S. G. C. CACLE, BRONZE j. B. C.: S. F. C. CAMPBELL. lLA MAE Soph. C. C.: j. G. C.: S. C. C.: jubilee 141: Glee Club 12. 3, 41: Orch. 12, 3, 41: Lee Hi Steppers 141: Dram. Club 141. CARLSON. RUSSELL j. B. C.: S, F. C.: Yrbk. Staff 141. CARRUTHERS, ELEANOR So h G C p. . .: J. G. C.: S. G. C.: Fr. Club 133 Dram. Club 143. CARTER, WILLIAM 1Cookie3 Soph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C.: Baby Gen. CASHEN, BETTY Soph. G. C.: J. G. C.: S. G. C.: Jubilee. CATES. ROBERT 1Orlhodox3 Soph. B. C.: B. C.: S. F. C. CHAMPLIN, YVONNE Soph. C.. C.: I. C. C.: S. C. C.: Dram. Club 143: Orch. 143. CHANCE. RUFUS 1Coofus3 J. B. C.: S. F. C.: Vice-Pres. Glee Club: Baby Gen. 143. CHAPIN, ROBERT Soph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C.: Sp. Club Dram. Club, CLARKE. FLEUR Soph. C.. C.: G. C.: S. G. C. COLEMAN, WILMA Soph. C. C.: Vice-Pres. C Jubilee 143: Dean's Staff 143. CONNORS, GERALD 1Archie3 Soph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C. COOK, GEORGE M. 1Cuokie3 S. F. C. COPELAND, GEORGE ALDEN Soph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C.: H Chaplain 133: Sec. 143: Yrbk. Staff. COWART, NEVILLE 1Devil3 Soph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C. CREWS, GEORGIA VANN 1Lamie3 Soph G C J G C Home Room Re . . .: . . .C P- 1431 S. G. C.: Tulip Time in Holland 123: Lee Hi Steppers 133. DABBS, MAVIS Soccer 143: Basketball 143: Captain Volley Ball 143: Diamond Ball 143: Track 143: G. A. A. 143: S. G. C.: 1Dram. Club 143. DAVIS, JACK J. B, C.: S. F. C. DIEBEL, MARVIN 1Buddy3 J. B. C.: S. F. C.: Hi Y Club. DISHINGER, WILLIAM 1Billy3 Stage Mgr.: Soph. B. C.: J. Dram. Club. DOBYNS, S. La TRELLE, Jr. Soph. B C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C. DOUGHERTY, NANA Soph. G. C.: J. G. C.: S. G. C.: Glee Club 143. DUNSFORD, ELLIS Soph. C. C.: G. A. A.: Capt. Basketball 123: Winner Archery Tournament 123: J. C. C.: S. C. C.: Orch. 143. . C.: S. G. C.: i Y Club: B. C.: S. F. C.. - 1 Page Tufenfy-1i1.'e K Page Twenty-.fix DWOSKIN, JOSEPH I. Soph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C. DYER, ALYCE ROBERTA Chorus 12, 41: Fr. Club 13. 41: Dram. Club: Soph G. C.: J. G. C.: S. G. C. EDWARDS, HILDA Orch. 12, 3. 41: Band 12. 3. 41: Music Scho- larship tn Interlocken. Mich. 131: S. G. C. Iubilee: Second Place School Song Contest: Poet. ELLIOT, SARA S. G. C.: I. G. C.: Soph. G. C.: Fr. Club: S. G, C. Jubilee. ENGLISH, LORRAINE 1Rainv1 Soph. G. C.: G. C.: S. G C' Glee Club 13, 41: lubilee: Tulip Time in Holland 121: Dram. Club 141. FAULK, ROBERT EDWARD Soph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C.: Hi Y Club 12, 3, 41. FALLIN, ANITA Soph. G. C.: J. G. C.: S. G. C.: Jubilee: Dram. Club 141. FISK. ROY I. B. C.: S. F. C.: Hi Y Swimming 13, 41: Dram, Club 141: Yrbk. Staff 141. FORTSON, WALTER Soph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S F. C.: Breakfast Club: Yrbk. Adv. Staff 13, 41: Vodvil 141: Dram. Club 141: Golf: SwimminLl3 Baseball 1411 Sp. Club: Sports Editor Yrbk. GALE, FREDERICK H. Sopli. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C. GAY, MILDRED E. Soph. G. C.: J. G. C: S. G. C.: Sp. Club 1213 Dram. Club 141. GIBSON, HARRY B., Jr. Soph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C.: Vodvil 141. GLORE, BILL J, B. C.:S. F. C.: Baby Gen. 13, 41: Track 3, 41. GOEDERT, DORIS Soph. G. C.: J. G. C.: S. G. C. GOODXVYN, JEAN Soph. G. C.: J. G. C.: S. G, C. GRAHAM, JESSE Soph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C. GRAHAM, JOHN E. Soph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C.: Sp. Club 131: Vodvil. GREEN, BARTON Soph. G. C.: J. G. C.: S. G. C.: Jubilee: Cheer Leader 13, 41: Most Allileiic 13, 41: Fr. Club 131. CREENAWALT, AMELIA S. G. C.: Enleiecl in I934. 'I-REGORY, KATHRYN 1Kiiten1 C. A. A.: Soph. G. C.: J. G. C.: S. G. C.: Dram, Club 141: Chorus 13, 41. GRIDLEY, NAN Soph. G. C.: J. G. C.: S. G. C.: Fr. Club 121. GRIFFIN. ESTHER S. C.. C.: Glee Club 143: Dram. Club 143. GRINDSTAFF, CHARLES J. 1Chick3 Soph. B. C.: j. B. C.: S. F. C.: Sp. Club 13, 43. HALLOCK, THOMAS P. 1Tommy3 Soph. B. C.: I. B. C.: S. F. C. IIARFORD, FREDERICK STEWARD 1Stewarl3 Soph. B. C.: B. C.: Hi Y 12, 33: S. F. C.: Band 143: Orch. 143: Vodvil 143. HARRISON, CATHERINE 1Toots3 Soph. G. C.: ,l. G. C.: S. G. C.: Dram. Club 143: Fr. Club 143: Yrbk. Staff 143. IIARTLEY. NELL S. C. C.: Entered in Sept. I934. HARVARD, RUTH Sonh. G. C.: j. G. C.: S. G. C.: Dram. Club 143' IIEDRICK, DAVID Soph. B, C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C.: Baby Cen. IIILLMER, MARY Sfxph, C. C.: C. C.: S. C. C.: jubilee: Fr. Club. IIIZNSON, MARIAN Soph. C. C.: C. C.: S. G. C.: Fr. Club 12, 33: jubilee: Dram. Club 143. HESSEY, FRANK Soph. B. C.: B. C.: S. F. C. IIESTON, FRANK E. ,I. B. C.: Stale Champion Typist 133: S. F. C.: Sp. Club, Pres. 133: Fr. Club, Pres. 143. IIOAG, VVALTER 1Hoagy3 Soph. B. C.: B. C.: S. F. C.: Band 13, 43: Orch. 123: Asst. Adv. Mgr. Football 143: Vodvil 13, 43 IIODGES, HARRIET Soph. G. C.: j. C. C.: S. C. C.: Dram. Club 143. IIOLDER, GEORGE L. S. F. C.: Track 143. IIORNSTEIN. ALICE Soph. C. C.: j. G. C.: S. G. C.: Yrbk. Staff 143. IIOYT, Ll-IROY 1Muggs3 Orch. 12, 3, 43: Band 12, 3, 43: Fr. Club 133: Pres. B. C.: Pres. S. F. C,: Football 143: Vodvil 12, 3, 43: Yrbk. Staff 143: Dram Club 143: L Club 143: Banker 12, 33: Soph. B. C. INCLE. MAY Soph. G. C.: Chaplain J. C. C.: S. C. C.: Orchestra: Librarian: Arch. Club 123: Yrbk. Siaff 143. INMAN, FRANK j. B. C.: S. F. C.: Vudvil 143: Yrbk. Staff 143. JELKS, BETTY Soph. G. C.: J. C. C.: S. C. C.: Fr. Club: jubilee: Science Club. JENKS, BILLY Soph. B. C.: S. F. C.: Fr. Club 143: Honor Student. Page Twenty-Jez'en Page Twenty-eiglal JOHNSON, HUGH Soph. B. C.: B. C.: S. F. C. JOHNSON, ROYSTER S. B. C. JONES, FRANCES Soplf. G. C.: J. G. C.: S. G. C.: Glee Club 13, 45: Dram. Club 145. JONES, IVIARTINA BELL 1Tina5 Soph. C. C.: J. C. C.: S. G. C.: Dram. Club 145 . JONES, WINFORD BLAND I. B. C.: S. F. C. JOSEPH, FARRIS Soph. B. C.: S. F. C.: J. B. C. KEEN, FRANCES Soph. C. C.: G. C.: S. G. C.: Jubilee 145. KENNEDY. MARTHA VALENTINE Soph. G. C.: J. G. C.: 5. G. C.: Dram. Club 1453 Jubilee 145: G. A. A. 125. KILCREASE, FOY Soph. C. C.: J. G. C.: S. G. C.: Dram Club 145. KING, HILTON 1Rubinoff5 Soph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C.: Vodvil 145: Band: Track 145. KING, SARAH LEE S. G. C. Jubilee: S. G. C.: Drum. Club: En- iered in I934. KNIGHT, ANN Sopli. G. C.: J. G. C.: S. G. C.: Jubilee 145: 3 Fr. Club 12, 5. KNIGHT, SYBIL soph. c. C., J. G. C.: s. c. C. KOESTER, DOROTHY 1Dot5 Soph. G. C.: J. G. C.: S. G. C.: Glee Club 145. KOOKER. GERTRUDE 1Gertie5 Soph. G. C.: J. G. C.: Science Club 125. KUCHLER. HELEN MARIE 1Tottie5 Soph. G. C.: J. G. C.: S. G. C.: Dram. Club 145: Sp. Club 125. LADD. ANNE SHEPARD 1Ladder5 Sopli. G. C.: Pub. Chair. J. G. C.: Sec. and Pub. Chair. S. G. C.: Dram. Club 145: Yrbk. Staff 145: Traveler Staff 125: Le Circle Fran- cais 125: S. G. C. Jubilee. LaGRANGE, LEONARD GEORGE, Jr. Soph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C.: Sp. Club 13, 45: Vice-Pres. Sp. Club 135: Dram. Club 145: Hall Agent Yrbk. 145. LA MAR. TRACY H. Soph B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C. LA MOTTE, FLORRIE 1Fat GaI5 Soph. G. C.: J. G. C.: S. G. C.: Dram. Club: Tulip Time in Holland 135: Yrbk. Staff 135: Chorus. LANIER. JAMES C. 1Jimmie5 Soph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C.: Band 12, 35: Basketball MC Squad 12, 35: Asst. Mgr. Football 145. LEE, MARTHA Soph. G. C.: j. G. C.: S. G. C.: Treas. 141: Fr. Club 12, 51: Dram. Club 141: Yrbk. Staff Ll'-Ili. TIIETIS Sopli. G. C.: G. C.: S. G. C. LIQMAN, BILLY 1Lil1 J. B. C.: S. F. C.: Science Club. LICNNON, MARGARET Soph. C. C.: G. C.: S. C. C. Chaplain: Drain. Club 141. LIQSTFR, BICN 1Be Be1 Sopli. B. C.: C. C.: S. F. C. Ll'IWIS, DOROTHY ADDISON Sopli. G. C.: -I, G. C.: S. G. C. Ll-IWIS, ICLIZABI-'Tll ANNIL 1Be1ly Anne:1 Suph. G. C.: j. G. C.: G. A. A.: Sp. Club: Glee Club: Soccer: Basketball: Badminton: Tennis: Valley Bull. LILLARD, MARK IIILL, jr. 1De Lill1 Supli. B. C.: Treus. B. C.: S. F. C.: Baby Gen. Football 141: Golf 1415 Jubilee. LINTON, CORINNIC Sopli. G. C.: G. C.: S. C. C.: Glee Club 12, 51 LOI-IST, BILL 1Tark1 nl. B. C.: S. F. C. LOVIQLACIZ, l3il.LA DELL Sopli. C. C.: C. C.: S. C. C.: Clee Club 15, 41. MucDONOUGl I, KATI ILICNIL Sripli. G. C.: I. G. C.: S. G. C.: Science Club 121: Fr. Club 121. Mac.QULliN, DAVID Supli. B. C.: J, B. C.: S. F. C.: Vodvil 141 jubilee: Glue Club: Sp. Club. MANNING. MARY LEWIS 1Scrap1 Supli. G. C. Vice-Pres.: Fr. Club 12, 31: -l. C. C.: S. G. C.: jubilee. MARSII, VIZRA 1Bunny1 Sopli. C. C.: G. C.: S. Cl. C.: Dram. Club 141. MASHBURN, ICUGENE 1Gene1 Sripli. B. C.: I. B. C.: S. F. C.: Track 12, 3, 41 MASON, lACK j. B. C.: S. F. C. MAY, JAMES E .1Jimniy1 Soph. B. C.: j. B. C.: S. F. C.: Science Club 15, 41, Vice'-Pres. 141: Yrbk. Staff. MAY, JUDGE S. lf. C.: l. B. C.: Science Club 15, 41: Glee Club 151: Fr. Club 15,-41:Yrbk.Slaff141. IVlOBLl'.Y, MILTON FRANK 1Speedy1 Soph. B. C.: j. B. C.: S. F. C. MOORIC. ALTHLQA Soph. G. C.: J. G. C.: S. G. C.: Archery Club 141: Dram. Club 141: Lee Hi Sleppers, Ad- jutant 141. Page Twenty-nine Page Thirty MULLINNIX, BARNETT 1Barney3 Soph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C.: Vodvil 143: Clee Club 133: Football Adv. Mgr. 143: Yrbk. Staff 13, 43: HifY Club: Rep. 143: Office 133. McCASKlLL, BLANCHE Clee Club 133: Baske Archery Club 143: S. lVlcCAULEY, BISHOP lball 123: G. A. A. 143: G. C. J. B. C.: S. F. C.: Yrbk. Hall Agent 143: Poet. MQCLELLAN, JOHN Soph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C.: Sp. Club 143: Dram. Club 133. MCCORD, ROBERT ALLEN 1Mac3 Soph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C.: Football 13, 43: Baby General Basketball 12, 3, 43: Base- ball 13, 43: L Club MCCOY, FRANK 13. 43. Soph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C.: Sp. Club 133. MclLVAlNE. LEE J. B. C.: S. F. C.: Golf Team. NALL. WILLIANI Soph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C. NELSON, BESSIE Soph. NOBBS, OLIVER 1One Soph. NOBLE, Soph. lee 143: Traveler 12 O'KELLEY, EDWARD J. B. C.: S. F. C. OLSON, ALBERT G. C.: J. C. C.: S. G. C. Leg3 B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C.: Sp. Club 133. MARY 1Noble3 C. C.: J. C. C.: Chaplain S. C. C.: Jubi- 3. Soph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C. PADGETT, NELLIE MAE 1Sue3 Soph. C. C.: J. G. C.: S. G. C. PALMER, MARGARET P- 1PeggY3 Soph. G. C.: J. G. C.: S. G. C.: Jubilee: Spon- sor Lee-Jackson Football: Fr. Club: Most Popular 13, 43: Seven Deadly Sins 143. PARKER, MARGARET Soph. G. C.: J. C. C. Roll 123. : S. G. C.: Jubilee: Honor PARRAMORE, ROBERT 1Bob3 Soph. B. C.: J. B. C PERRY, JOHN J. B. C.: S. F. C. PETERS, MARGARET Soph. G. C.: C. 3, 43: Mid-Year Pla .: S. F. C.: Vodvil 143. C.: S. C. C.: Jubilee y 143. PHARlS, BERNICE M. Soph. C. C.: J. C. C.: S. C. C.: Chorus. PHELPS, BURDETTE Soph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C. 12, PIIILLIPS, BETTY JANE Sopli. C.. C.: G. C.: S. G. C. POVVELL, B. O. Soph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C. RAMSDFLL. JANET 1Jan3 Serg.At-Arms Soph. C. C.: I. C. C.: Vice- Pres. Dram. Club 143: Fr. Club 123. RAGLAND, REUBEN. Jr. 1Rags3 Snph. B. C.: J. B. C.: s. F. c. RHODES. ISCBERT Snph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C.: Band: Orch.: Sp. Club: Science Club. RICKS, LUCILLE 1Ricketts3 S. C. C.: C. A. A. 15, 43: Soccer 133: Basket- ball 143: Tunibling Team 143: Volley Ball 143. ROBICRTS. FRILDERICA 1Freddy3 Sapli. C. C.: S. G. C.: Science Club 15, 43: Dram. Club 1431 C. C.: llonor Student. ROBINSON, MARY 1Recl3 .l. G, C.: S. C. C. ROGERS, IVIABEL Cor. Sec. Sopli. C. C.: G. C.: S. C. C. ROLLINS, ,IIIWEQL Sopli. C.. C.: J. G. C.: S. G. C.: Fr. Club 123: Science Club 123: Dram. Club 143: Library Staff 143: Yrbk Staff 143: Tulip Time in Holland 133. ROTHERNIFL, GORDON Soph. B. C.: B. C.: S. F. C.: Vodvil 143. ROYALL, WILLIAM S., Jr. 1Roughhouse3 Soph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C.: Jubilee 143: Pres. Dram. Club 143: Baby Cen. Basketball 153: Basketball 143: Mgr. Baseball 143: L Club 143: Vndvil 143: Mgr. Track 143: Swim- ming 143: Senior Play 143. RUTAN. DORCAS Smpli. G. C.: C. C.: S. C. C. RYAN, XVILLIAIVI Sepli. B. C.: B. C.: S. IT. C. S-NITFY, DAVID J. B. C.: S. F. C.: Baby Gen. Basketball 13, 43' Football 13, 43: L Club 15, 43. SCOTT. ILLLEN C. A. A.: Sr. Reporter 15, 43: Winner 143: S. C. C. SCOTT, LLNAH 1Scotty3 Sfxph. G. C.: G. C.: S. G. C.: G. A. A. 13, 43. SCHAIN, LAVVRENCE 1Schaindig3 Sp. Club 13, 43: Chorus 13, 43: S. F. C. SCIIUBERT, WALTER F. 1Sliorty3 Snph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C.: Jubilee 143: Bus .lVlgr. Dram. Club 143: Activities Mgr., Hall Agent, Editor-in-Chief Yrbk. Staff 143: Vodvil 143: Senior Play 143: Baseball 143. scrwccs. BRYAN soph. B. C.. J. B. C.. s. F. C. SEASHOLE. JOHN 1Portfolio3 Soph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C.: Capt. Cheer Leader 143 : Jubilee 143 : Snapshots Yrbk.: Dram. Club 143. Page Tfairfy-one 1 Page Thirty-two SHARMAN, ELLOUISE Soph. G. C.: J. C. C.: S. G. C.: Dram. Club 141. SHARP, FELIX 1Flip1 Football 141: L Club 141: Hi Y Club 141: Soph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S, F. C.: Baby Gen. Football 131. SHELFER, ROBENA 1Bena1 S. G. C.: Dram. Club 141. SIKES, ALMEDA GERTRUDE Soph. G. C.: J. C. C.: S. G. C. SIKES, CHESTER Soph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C. SLAPPEY, CHAS. 1Slap1 Soph. SMITH Soph SMITH Soph. SMITH Soph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C.: Sp. Club 131. CARROI., W. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C. MICHAEL L. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C. , MILDRED 1Midgie1 G. C.: J. G. C.: S. G. C. SONNENBERG, LOUISE ELIZABETH 1Chi-Chi1 Soph. G. C.: J. G. C.: S. C. C.: Jubilee Prompt- er 141. SOUTHARD, CHOATE Soph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C. SOUTHWELL, ROBERT L. Soph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C.: Sp. Club 151. SPEVAK, MARJORIE 1Marge1 Soph. G. C.: J. C. C.: S. C. C.: Dram. Club 141. STEARNS. JAMES G. 1Pop1 Soph. B. C.: Sec. J. B, C.: Chaplain S. F. C. STEELE, JIMMY Soph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C.: Baseball 131. STEELE, JOE KENDALL V. Pres. Soph. B. C.: Football 121: Basket- 121C J. B. C.: Football 141: S. F. C.: ball Vodvil 13, 41: Jubilee. STEINRUCKER, DORIS Soph. C. C.: J. G. C.: S. C. C.: Dram. Club 141: Business Mgr. Iubilee 141: Vocational Student 141: Senior Play. STRICKLAND, CLARENCE Soph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C.: Vodvili Office Force. STRICKLAND, KENNETH Soph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C. STRUM, WILLARD l-Ii Y 121: Band 12, 3, 41: Orch. 12, 3, 41: Soph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C. SUMMERELL, ELIZABETH Soph. G. C.: J. G. C.: S. G. C.: Dram. Club 141: Jubilee 141. SWANN, FLORIDA Sopll. G. C.: C. C.: S. Ci. C.: Dram. Club 141: Yrbk. Staff 141. THOMAS, ,IIM Sopli. B. C.: B, C.: S. F. C.: Football 12, 5, 41: Basketball 141: L Club 12, 5, 41: Track 141. Tl lOMl'SON, CYNTI llA Sec. and Com. Chr. Sp. Club: Soph. C.. C.: J. G. C.: S. G. C.: llonor Student. THOMPSON, JAMES j. B. C.: S. F. C.: Baby Gen. Football 13, 41, TUCKER. BILLY MARTIN Soph. B. C.: I. B. C.: S. F. C.: Voclvil 141: Baby Cen. 141. TUDOR, SUZANNIZ C. A. A.: Soph. G. C.: 1. G. C.: S. G. C.: Gler- Club 131: Dram. Club 141. TYLER, BETTY 1B. Ann1 Soph. G. C.: j. G. C.: S. G. C.: jubilee 141. TYRF, LOLA 1Sli0rtie1 S. C. C.: 1lfnterccl Sept. I9541. VAN ZANT, HARRIS 1Duckie1 J. B. c.: s. F. C. VAUGI lN. l lliLl31N Sopli. G. C.: G. C.: S. C. C.: Sp. Club. VIZRMILLION, Bfillllf 1Panhandler1 Sopb. C. C.: G. C.: S. C. C.: Dram, Club 141: Tulip Time in Holland 151: Yrbk. Staff: Science Club 151: Clee Club 151: S. G. C. jubilee 141. WAl.L.lS, MARY CONNALLY 1Connie1 Soph. G. C.: Pub. Mgr. J. G. C.: Fr. Club: Pub. Mgr. S. C. C.: Dram. Club 141: Dean's Staff 141: llonie Room Rep. Yrbk. 141: Pbotograplxy Staff 141: Basketball 121. VVARRICK, NAOlVll Yrbk. Pres, Clee Club 15, 41: Dram. Club 141: Chorus 12, 5, 41: Srph. C. C.: j. C. C.: C- C.: lli Steppers 141. S.. WATSON, ANDRICVV, jr, Srrpli. B, C.: j. B. C.: S, F. C.: Voclvil 141. WATSON, JACK M. 1LowATide1 Offh- 12. -5. 41: Band 12, 513 Treas. Band g51l-: Cle-e Club 15, 41: Cliorus 151: B. C.: . '. C. Wl-il,l.l4IR, CHARLES S. Swimming: Team 121: S. B. C. 121: B, C. 151 S l C 111 VVICSTKR, CORlNNl-I JOSEPHINE 1Boopey1 Sopli. C. C.: C. C.: S. G. C.: C.. A. A. 12, 5. 41: Chorus 12. 31: Dram. Club 141. Wll1TTLl:l, ICRNEST A. 1Doodle1 j. B. C.: S. F. C. XVILD. WlLLlAM ll. 1Billy1 Soph. B. C.: il. B. C.: S. F. C. WlLKlf.S, GARDNER, jr. Suph. B. C.: B. C.: S. F. C.: Vodvil. VVILLIAMS, FRANCES 1Archie1 Soph. C. C.: J. G. C,: S. G. C.: Com. Chr. 141: Basketball 151: Fr. Club 12, 51: C. A. A.: Valley Ball Captain 1512 Dram. Club 141: Senior Play, S. G. C. Jubilee: Yrbk. Staff 141: Home Room Agt. Yrbk. 15, 41: Tennis 151. Page Tbi1'fj'-tbwv Page Thirty-fouf' .., I WILSON, JOAN 1.103 Soph. G. C.: j. G. C.: S. G. C.: Archery Club 123. XVILSON, MARGARET Soph. G. C.: I. G. C.: S, G. C.: Dram. Club 143: Deane Office: jubilee 143: Basketball 2, 33. IJVITSCIIEN, NEEL 1Dizzy3 Soph. B. C.: ,I. B. C., Vice Pres. 133: S. F C.: Sp. Club 1432 Jubilee 143: Mascot S. G. C. 143: Popularity Contest 143. WITTEN. JOE Soph. B. C.: J. B. C.: S. F. C.: Vodvil 143. WRIGHT. RICHARD 1Dick3 Soph. B. C.: j, B. C.: S. F. C. ZACHARIAS, JEAN Fr, Club 12, 33: Sec. 133: Traveler Stuff 1232 Glee Club 143: Yrbk. Staff 1-I3: Dram. Club 143: S. G. C. Sgt.-At-Arms 143: jubilee 143: J, G. C.: Coin Chairman 153: Soph. G. C. -- LOW Seniors -- ADAIR, EMILY Soph. G. C.: il. G. C.: S. G. C.: Lee Ili Step- pers 143: G. A. A. 12, 33. BARTHOLF. BETTY Soph. G, C.: G. C.: S. G. C.: Orch. 12, 3, 43: Glee Club 12, 43. BRADY, BRUCE .I. B. C.: S. F. C. BRINKLEY, DOUGLASS ,I. B. C.: S. F. C.: Voclvil 143: Cheer Leader 12. 33. BROOKS, MARIORIE Soph. G. C.: G. C.: S. G. C.: Glee Club. BROWN, MARGARET 1Buby3 Suph. C. C.: G. C.: S. G. C.: Dram. Club 143. CAILE, MARIORIE Scph. G. C.: C.. C.: S. G. C. CAPP. IUANITA S. G. C: I. G. C.: Soph. G. C.: Glee Club: Dram. Club: Chorus: Dee-1n's Office: Library Staff. COLEMAN. ALICE Soph. G. C.: j. G. C.: S. G. C.: Science Club 12, 3, 43: Dram. Club 143: Glee Club 153. CREXWS, THEODORE Soph, B. C.: j. B. C.: S. F. C. DAVIS, PETER S. B. C.: ,l. B. C.: S. IT. C.: Science Club: Fr. Club: Yrbk. Agt. DOUGHERTY, LOIS S. G. C. DUNAWAY, BONNIE Suph. G. C.: j. G. C.: S. G. C. DUVAL, I-IERSCHELL 1Herschie3 j, B. C.: S. F. C. FULLERTON, DORIS S G. C.: Dram. Club 143: Lee Hi Steppers. GARRET. NICHOLAS GOFF, HERBERT S. F. C.: Vodvil: J. B. C.: Soph. B. C.: Asst. IVI1Jr. Basketball. HARRIS, MARGARET 1M:-1.23 S. C. C.: C. C.: Soph. C. C.: Glee Club: Chorus. STANVVIX-HAY, ALLEN Soph B. C.: S. F. C.: B. C.: Bus, Mgr. Yrblc. HUMPHRIES, VIRGINIA Soph. C. C.: G. C.: 143: C. A. A. 12, 53. S. C. C.: Dram. Club IOIINSON, WINNIE LEE C A. A. LOUROS, TYKE Orch.: S. F. C. NIANN, IIARGLD Sopll. B. C.: B. L.: S. I'. C. MARS! IALL, BOB S. I . C.: Sgt.-AlAArm-1: Club 15, 43. I-'ouiball 15, 43: L IVIASSEY. BOB j. B. C.: S. F. C.: Hi-Y Club. MEAD. HELEN Entered I934 from SI. PauI's: S. G. C.: jubi- lee. ODOIVI, FRANK 1Creampuff3 Football 143: Baby Cen. 153: j. B. C-S 5- F- C.: HL Club. PINIIOLSTIZR. DOT S C- C I C C S0 lm C C' Volle ball . . .: ,. . .: p . . ., y Club: Glee Club: Chorus. PLATT, RALPH il. Football 1435 Track 15, 431 B. C.: S. F. C. RAWLS, FRANCIS Soph. B. C.: j. B. C.: S. B. C. REYNOLDS, CATHERINE Soph. C. C.: j. C. C.: S. C. C.: jubilee 143. suousrz, FREDA soph. G. C.: J. G. C.: s. c.. C.: sp. Club 143. SILVI-LRBERC, ROSELYN Soph. C. C.: G. C.: S. G. C.: Sp. Club 143: C-. A. A. 12, 3, 43: Baskvlball 12, 3, 43: Vol- leyball 12 I, 43: Baseball 12, 3. 43: Soccer 11, 3 43: D:un's OIfice143:Bad Tour. 12nCIj I SIMMONS, RAYMOND S. F. C.: B. C.: Soph. B. C.: Vodvil. WALL, BELTON J. B. C.: s. F. C. I VVFICEL, FARRIS S. B. C.: B. C.: S. I'. C.: Football 12, 33: L Club 153: Voclvil 143. Page Thirty-five CDIIIQP eniOPs JUNE GIQADUATES ALTMAN, HOWARD RAY ARNOLD, ELIZABETH BABBIT, LIVINGSTON BOONE. FRANCIS BRELSFORD, JULIA E. BROWN, DEREK THOMAS CARTER. FRANCES CAROLINE DILLARD. ELIZABETH EVERS, OSCAR FARRAH, HAZEL HAWKINS, OTIS HURST. JOHN A. JAMMES, MARTHA WASHINGTON OW BARLEY, LEWIS BARRS, CARRINGTON BAULDREE, VIRGINIA BERKOVITZ, SIDNEY BLOCKER, JOHN BROTHERS, BILLY BUCK, BILLY CONE, A. D. CROFT, ORSON DAVIS, ASDEN DIAZ, RICHARD EPHREM, VICTOR FRANKLIN, HARVEY FREEMAN, HARRY FROMME, HARRY GRUBER. RALPH HENDERSON, BILLY HOLMES, JOHN S. HUSSEY, NORMA JACOBS, JOSEPH KENNEDY, FRANK JONES, GENETA JONES, PHYLLIS JANE JONES, ROBERT F. JOSEPH, FARRIS CHAS. KELLY, FRANK B. KIRBY, FRANK MANcELs MILLER, ALFRED, JR. ROBUCK, ROBERT FRANKLIN SANDS, JOHN RAYMOND, JR. SMITH, CLARENCE SPARKS TISON, MARIE VAN HOOK, FRANCES XVESTCOTT, NORMAN E. WHEATLEY, CHAS. eniorbs LIGHT, BOB McGRAW, ISABELLE MEISSNER, CHARLOTTE MORRIS, LILLIAN NEWSOM. L. O. PEREZ. ANNA RICHARDSON, THYRA ROSENBERG, LEONARD SPENCE. BURT STEWART, EDWIN SWEET. GEORGIA MAE TRAVIS, BOB TURNER, MARY UPCHURCH, LA MONTINE VALENTINE, VELLA WALKER, BILL WEBSTER, RUSSELL NVHEELER, RUTH WILLIAMS, LOIS WILSON. HUGH YOUMANS, JOHN :sewF w 'A'O'- A-O'w 'O-O 'w ' vra2: fin memoriam EARLE W. HANCOCK . . 1917-1933 SELWYN JACOBS . . 1918-1934 - - - - - -- - - - - A - - - - - - - - - - - -,-vA,-,-,.,.,-,.,-.-...C-.-.-.A 4:1933 KQV: , ,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,..,.,,, Page Thirty-fix fy .ff 5155 HOW Could W9 FOPqQl--- Our first day at Lee-those wide halls, the austere faculty and the sedate upper classmen? Rainey Cawthon's eight period chain gang? 'Fess Hollaway's ice cream cone rewards? Mr. Lancaster's southern accent and sarcastic wit? Miss Ferguson and Mr. Harwell on a bicycle built for two? When we turned horticulturists and planted trees along Atlantic Boulevard? Our thrill over having a new school song all of our own? Thanks to LeRoy Hoyt. Those numerous blue slips and Sth periods? More trouble-essays? The way everybody gets religion on Good Friday? The Breakfast Club, and the Rodeo? The Laura Newsom system of compelling bad boys to patronize school candy sales? Miss Adam's history excursions when we found what made the wheels go round in jacksonville? How every sixth week we beat our own time records at reading books for reports? Last year when the Sins decided to go to the beach and study up on chronology? The results were more than scientific. The 1933 Popeye Christmas Seal drive when we sent the themometer up to l58 degrees? The high spot of Meet the Maid when Frances Williams and Billy Royall finally had to break down and osculate? fl-le-len Mead made a good coach.Q jubilee and Vodvil practices 'till the wee small hours of the morning? Father's nights? The missionary's opinion of southern gentlevmenv? All the trophies Lee has won? How we laughed when we found that Coach Houser at jackson had persuaded Jacobs to present the winning basketball team with souvenir basketballs--and we won? The sneezing powder somebody sprinkled in Mrs. Swindle's room? Penny Collections for S. C. C. Welfare Work? The ban placed on fraternities and sororities? The time the boys ran an Austin around through the halls? The school library and Mrs. Heidt? How much better the movies seemed on Kid-Hobo Day when we got in for a dime? How proud we are of night football on Cawthon Field, thanks to Prof. Gilbert, and the thrill we get when we se-e that white ball go sailing through the sky? That the basketball team won the district championship f'35J? The team mascot-Robert E. Lee? The Landon game we had to replay? Senior Penny, Apple and Potato Day? Mrs. Ramsdell?-just because she- is Mrs. Ramsdell. Nuff said! Miss Sproull's precision and belief in system? The Roost ?-Old man Macbeth? L Club Dances? Betty Bartholf's orchestra? St. Patrick's Day tag sales and all the rest? Backward tea dances? Mr. Harwell's financial guidance for school clubs? We are most grateful for the many late hours he has given us. ' Page Thirty-,reven , -V A1 v wg '+ vires MF Eggs? fer, ,ggwybll L 45 The rush of Christmas holidays? The strong devotion between Lee and jackson? How surprised we always are to find fat Vodvil try-outs? so many boys who can sing? Sheik Walter Schubert? The tough looking eggs in school on Hobo Day? How everybody wondered whv the girls weren't arresied down town for wearing the little bit of red checkered nothings that they wore on Kid-Hobo Day? Fire drills? ' The firecrackers at Christmas in l932? How hard we work but how much we enjoy publishing a Yearlrook? Uncle Obie falias Uncle Saml? Our court with poinsettias in December and azaleas in February? The Lee High Orchestra and Band? More power to Mr. Washburn. How we miss going to Pat's for lunch? Our friends, f?l Caesar and Cicero? When we were snowed in CN at school? What a thrilling picture the boys made at Commencement in white linen suits? How we felt when we were handed our graduation diplomas? Mr. Gilbert, Mr. Harden and Mrs. Culp, who know all our excuses. Wonder if they used them when they went to school? Mr. Barbour and Miss Newman as Romeo and Juliet on the faculty program? How much we ached after laughing over Mr. Harwell's efforts to button Miss Durrance's dress at ujerusha Dow's Family Albumn? How lost we girls felt this year without 202 study hall? How we hated hour periods at first? What Miss Clemans thinks of the old ladies who won't take gym? That some member of the basketball team always gets the flu just before a big game? The' way Professor Bernard can draw a perfect circle? The Phillips-Miller affair? L Club initiations? Our feelings when we Juniors had our hands on enough money for the Prom? Mary Cardner's smile when sending out college credits for the tenth time? French debates? Pep meetings? Miss Adams' opinion of people who skip? The C:-rman Band? The Sherman Rogers and Roger Babson Assemblies? The Lee High Steppers? The difference in being patted and patting in the- Pat Club? The fact that the cup and forks committee of the orchestra picnic Uanuary '35J failed to function and everybody flVliss Tait included? had to eat beans and drink lemonade from-your guess is as good as mine? The liquid air demonstration? The noderiferouzu fish somebody put in somebody's bed at the G. A. A. house party at Miss Newsom's beach cottage? Mr. Gilbert's aptitude at blushing? Photography week for the Yearbook when the boys came to school looking like Beau Brummeln himself plus a pained expression? Bad news-Photograph reitakes, when the boys have to rush around to borrow a tie from Mr. Harden and the girls start moaning that their hair i.sn't set? Miss Anne Newsom's candy and cooky rewards? That terrible minute during the Jubilee when Pat was ready to present Mrs. Ramsdeill with flowers and they weren't? The steroptican lanterns and curtains that the C. C. 119341, the language classes and Mrs. Eccles gave to the French department? The G. A. A. Winner -our semi-occasional news sheet? This terrible class history? Page Thirty-eiglal E- '1--E NAUDSHDUS 5 Page Thirty -nine i, T Q Lee iqh Spiril The- spirit is the thing that counts, That keeps our school at par: The spirit makes it what it is- The school's what the students are. At football games, when jackson scores, The laughing mob will jeer: Yet when the game is over, won, You'll hear the same mob cheer. The teachers keep the spirit up- They put us to a test, And if we fail, or win, or losel, They help us do our best. lt's truer sometimes we all rebel And shirk our duty-yes. But-you've seen us back a school campaign And make a great success. What brings old students back once more When high school days are done? School pride! It makes each person feel His is the only onel Wfhat brings a tiny lump to throats When we sing our new school song? What makes us feel a little sad When we think, not here for longu? This spirit makes the seniors doubt Their joy in being through. This spirit brings the heart a thrill When graduates come in view. May Lee High's spirit never die, But with each year bel greater, That students always proudly may Claim this-our Alma lVlater l -jewel Rollins, '3 5. lorido Blue mist hanging hazily- Wide-winged herons, clipping, darting, Timid wood-things, staring, starting, White gulls sailing lazily. Song birds trilling rhapsodies, Groves with golden fruitage glowing, Droves of cattle, stamping, lowing. Harbors filled with argosie-sl -Amelia A. Heidt. GH xSI'lOWiICIiiQS Have you ever thought of snowflakes And wondered what they areg If they're chips of glistening sparkling stars That twinkle from afarg If they're tears that stolid Pluto Shed as Orphius made his plea To bring the fair Eruydice To earth to set her free. l've often wondered as l dream just how they'd look to me, When Fate replied one day last week: Curious child See! Seel l glanced at heavenly clouds above And from the gray blue mist I saw a haze-like cool dawn dew Fall to the earth-in silvery wisps. I looked again-and harder toog It was no fog from out the blue, But lithe and winged fairy shapes That now look form in every place. I held my breath in ecstacy Lest fairy creatures awaken mel, I blinked my eyes to better see This new born sprite unveiled to me. And as the snow fell soft 'around l heard no more these earthly sounds, But saw calm Nature smiling down Happy that a child-her gift had found. -Hilda Edwards. xlm Gills I saw a tiny flower grow. It came from God, l know. God thought it not enough to bloom, He gave the flower sweet perfume. l saw a singing bird in flight. It came from Cod, l know aright. 'Twas not enough, those wings so strong, So Cod gave him a joyous song. l saw a woman and a man, God made them both, that was His plan. To live was not enough for themg Cod gave them Love, His priceless gem. -Hilda Edwards. Page Forty A L: .1 cfivifie54D H UIFIUI' IQ! UH A GRADE I it IIUVGIJIQ Mlxlli A and MB GRADES Page Forty-13110 SENIOR l lLLl..OVVS' CLUB lVlr. W. R. Harden, Sponsor Prcsirle-nt LcRoy lloyl Vicefpresidenl Dick Bernard Secretary Dlck Bunflu freusurer Carroll Kelly Sergz.-Al'Arms Bobby Nlurslmll Clmpluln john Svnshole Mascot .lulm Brclsforrl S. F. C. VODVIL lVlemory Lane Direcled by W. Singleton l'l1e- Vlfuy of A lVl.xirl Dir:'clc'rl by Mrs. W. Rf-xmsrlr-ll 13.1.24 l w'l3-lfml S. G. C. OFFICERS President Priscilla Adams Vice President Lou Frances Phillips Secretary Anne Ladd Treasurer Martha Lee Chaplain Margaret Lennon Sergeant-At-Arms ,lean Zacharias Mascot Neel Witscheii The Senior Girls' Club is one of our largest and most active organizations. Its success lies in its purpose' to create a spirit of good fellowship, and in its sponsor, who has given her untiring efforts to its advancement. At the beginning of the Fall term a Silver Tea was given for the Sophomore Girls. The busiest committee is the Welfare, which materially assists some girl each year. Money is raised by means of tag and candy sales. just before Christmas the Club celebrated the eighth annual jubilee, from which a fund was established for draperies for the auditorium. At Christmas time the annual Penny, Apple, ancl Potato Days provided many large baskets and a substantial fund for the Salvation Army. . I I I SENIOR GIRLS' CLUB Mrs. I. W. Ramsdell, Sponsor Page FMU-fam' FINALE, S. C. C JUBILEE The American Girl jot- Corumii, Betty K'.i:.lie-xi, Alfred Miller, Be-'ty ,lane Phillips, Bobby ilravis, Ami Knight, l'm-ggv l'axlim-r, Robert Roluurk, Nelwyn Brooks, Mark l.illurfl, Charles Virginian Bessent, john Sezishole, NVllnm Coleinun, Hurry liromnie, .lov Steele, Helen Mend, HI Y CLUB Back Row Bold Falk, Bushes Lexile, Hugh Crossen. Willie Vfnrd, Dick Suddath, Bill Bremer. l'r0nt Row Roy Fiske, Treusg L. O. Newsome, Chaplain: liick Bunch, Prcfaidentg George fopeland Serretnryg Barnett Mullinnlx, Reporter: Sidney Bsckovitz, Vice-Presideiit. iD.!4Q:' 1501 ij -fl! L' POPULARVTY GROUP Cute-st: Dorothy Carruihers, Harry Fronnneg Best All Around: Elizabeth Yerkes, Bob Travisg Most Athletic. Barton Green, Ray Dorman, Moet Sludioua: Frances Slade, Dick Bernard: Best Looking: Elizabeth Butler, Robert Robuckg Most Popular: Peggy Palnier, Neel Witschen. ,J mn JUNIOR BOYS' CLUB Mr. Ivan Smith, Sponsor President Ray Dorman. Vice-President W'esley O'Dell. Secretary Ralph Platt Treasurer Donald Rickett. Serg.-At-Arms Lynwood Cheatham. Mascot Mabel Marx. Page F0115-.fix f. -4 ,Q fp :fsf.-.fy'.j-,g,,gs3s5.fy -T egg .. . '.,,,,p., .,. I, 3,,,,,,,,,, I K I I fy- L , l , X pq ua:,,m ' ' .,,. 4 f. . L .H A ., -. ,,.,v . . v ' ' 1 ,-c l ,,',. 1 .g age f,- .-,h w :,- ,l,is'1i-24 .1, fqgj fw' W- ., fum .naw .2 M 15:5 ,n p I QN X, ha my 132 Fl, A X. .5 .M efswagf-1 , -.5I2,,,,?A..y,.Z-- if . - ' 'ZW'-1 inf f-Ui. .- kfalfla iiqf . 9 u' 'figfi l' , I -.., V : ... Q mf: - , 1 -'55, 'H' Q X- 3' - Q f . ,H 491' yy? i f W awqf-1 , 7: :gale SVA? .sn va .--- 1 ' i - 2 - Q. uxfxgf ':mM+,?w - f f ' Q H 'A ' f ., 'Q i Q ,'Slv'?'. ali 15 an M., T . .Q 5 -4 JP . . Y: - ' avr-. ig, ' . ' .J ' L-Qi YA' 5 .kdiif ...K Q : Q lf ,. K Q M K if L , Y. I M ,- 1 HJ av- 5,1-1, S3 fy . f k iy , I XZV . . qv . A X' J i X -.Q V- is- I A I , L 5 ll 6 4 A w- l '-2 I , ' . ' Q ' : ZW Q. r . h. P: 4 .-mx .i I '.1?,l . 2 N' Sli Q 1 ' , 5 I .. N - , I . 1- 'fr A, , HKEEYI A,V' ,gfk.,i., W' .q.lu,w-wil ., 4 X-gash .M .ia.7l,.- ., , .- - f jUNlOR CIRLS' CLUB Miss Edith McCollum, Sponsor l'ri-side-nl Milrlrccl Lynch. Vice-President Marjorie -ls-zsup. Secretary Dal Ciarrutlivrs. 'l'rca:-zurer Pal llaclccl. Surg.-Al-Arms Virginia Griffills, Chaplain janv: Floyd. Mascot Ray Driver. SOPHOMORE GIRLS' CLUB Miss Anne Newsom, Sponsor l,I't'SIClt'lll Catherine Brunncll. Vice-President Mary Greenleaf. Secretary Kathleen Daily. 'l're'asure'r luflna Ledford. Chaplain Lucille McDonald. Surg.-Al-Arnis Virginia Bacon. Plzgu l:01'l-1-J6'I'EI1 ...J SO THIS IS LONDON ... ..-...ri Q 1 1 l DRAMATIC CLUB Mrs. j. W. Ramsdell, Sponsor Presidenl Billy Royall. Vice-Presidenl f-janet Ramsclell. Sec'y.fTreas.f julia Beckman 2 Business Manager Wzalter Schubert. Publicity Manager -Doris Steinrucker. 5 2' Page F0113 -eight MID-YEAR SENIOR CLASS February, l9i5 Miss Anne Newsom, Sponsor Presidvnt Noyce Fanning. Vice-President Mary Morrow. Secretary Merrill Poole Treasurer Valdeinar Kroier Serif.-At-Arms Leonard Rousselle. Chaplain Ray Massey. Honor Students Florence Mizelle, Dorothy jerniiyan, Hester Hudson. CHARM SCHOOL Mid-Year Sunior Play Cast Mrs, W. Rainsdell, Coach fnlhnun Murray, Charles Rousselle, Mary Carol Pnoser, Iessie Wilsrwri, Mary Morrow, Dorothy Jernigan Margaret Franklin, Leonard Rousselle. Wfilliam Oliver, Betty Scammers, jimmy Lumpkin, Edith Feagle, Marjorie Perdue, Hester Hudson, Marion Dericlmson, Henry Houser. Ptzge Fortq'-nffzv GCIFIDCOL -- HALL AGENTS -- Betty Bartholf, M. C. Snider, judge May, Bishop McCauley, Carroll Kelly, Leonard LaGrange, Burton Bryan, Alfred McGinnis, Ruth Nobbs, Billy Ewing, W'alter Schubert, Barnett Mullinnix. Benson, Adelaide Bloom, Emily Bremer, Nlargaret Bryan, Burton Bush, Norma Carlson, Russell Carruthers, Dorothy Colbert, Nell Coleman, Alice Dally, Kathleen Davis, Libby Davis, Myrtle Davis, Peter Dvoskin, joseph Ewing, Billy Fiske, Betty Garren, Alise Godfrey, Sam HOME ROOM AGENTS -A Grassfield, Maxine Griffiths, Virginia Hackel, Pat Haddock, Phil Hammond, Hazel Harris, Frances Hildebrand, Virginia Hogan, Elvin Hutchinson, Florence jessup, Marjorie King, Eleanor -Ledford. Edna Lee, Martha Malone, Ailen May, judge McCauley, Bishop Nobbs, Ruth O'Dell, Wesley Perez, Anna Phillips, Lou Frances Platt, Ralph Platt, Richard Proctor, Sammy Reeves, Frank Richardson, Alma Richardson, ,Ice Sanderson, Ray Sapp, Richard Schubert, Walter Van Hook, Frances Wallis, Mary Watson, Emma Wentz, ,Ieanne Williams, Frances Wright, Betty Wright, Richard Graham, Ruby To this group of students much praise is due for they have worked faithfully and tirelessly to gain subscriptions and create enthusiasm, li Page Fifty SENIOR HOME ROOM H2 Mies Laura Newsom Catherine Bonney, Elizabeth Ann Lewis, Frances Keen, Wiliiizx Coleman, Marion Henson, Miss Newsom Adelaide Benson, May lngle, Margarzt Wilarin, Elizabeth Andrews, joe Witten, LeRoy lloyt, Lalrelle Dobyns, judge May, james May, Robert Cates, Billy Wild, Tom Adams, Billy Leman, jack Mason, David lV'lacQueen, Harvey Bennett, Jimmie Steele, Charles Slappey, james Stearns, Bill Loest, Rufus Chance, Bill Carter, Franl: Baird, Billy Jenks. SENIOR HOME ROOM H3 Mrs. Leonie S. Eccles Richard Bunch, Mrs. liccles, Corinne Wester, jesse Wilbon, Ruth Harvard, Blanche Mefaskill, Vera Marsh, joan Wilson, Neville Cowart, Harris Vanzant, Barnett Mullinnix, Robert Southwell, George Cook, Frank Heston, Egbert Rhodes, Burdett Phelps, john Mcflellan, Richard Wriulll. Neel Wilschen. Pnge Fiflg-me JUNIOR HOME ROOM IIO Miss Eura Lee Durrance Girls Harriet Atkinson, Clorine jones, Mildred Lynch, Dorothy Maples, josephine Napoli, Peggy Padget, Ruth Thigpin, Sarah Toomer, Ouida Tramwell, Betty Wright. Boys Luther Cartwright, john Crews, Curtis Lamb, Wayne Major, Walter MCD:-rmon, Arthur Parker, joan Randall, Abram Simon, David Shields, james Shields. ' i JUNIOR HOME ROOM 208 Mrs. Carrie Swindle Girls Diane Aclcock, Margaret Benjamin, Nina Blasingame, Virginia Burton, Louise Crown, Olga Dazet, Alma Fuclger, Natalie Hackel, Edna Hosmer, Marior- Hussey, Florence Lake, Martha Leipold, Alise Lippman. Laura McGowan, Verdery O'Dell, Phyllis Parramore, Lorraine Ryan. Harriette Spitz, Carol Weil. Boys Elliot Butts, jesse Clenimons, James Coffee, james Cheney, Earl Kirby, Darwin McDaniel, Roger Pratt, Arthur Stroud, Crey Strum, Billy Taylor, Eugene Weaver. Page Fiffyazuw JUNIOR HOME ROOM 307 Mr. Leroy Ma-icCowan Girls Lena Bischoll, lulizabeth Butler, Doi Carruthers, -lean Clollon, Jane Floyd, Geraldine Grarlclick, lflla llaiplle. liorolhva llollanrl, Marjorie Jessup, Louise Kaplan, Evelyn King, Mary Alice Lesler, Lawrie Nlr-rrill, Ruth Pruitt, julia Rosser, Merryclay Rosser, Dorothy Rolherniel, Frances Slade, l'.liLalwlh Smith, Marian Valz, Lucille Williexiiis. Boys Charles Bovrl, Robert Dobargqanes, Davidson Dunlap, Raoul Dobhyns, Billy Ewing, David Moed, John Pilkington, Aaron Rosenberg, Robert Stephens, Edwin Waxed. jUNlOR HOME ROOM H5 Miss julia Chenoweth ,Iurly Aiirlrrson, lflizahvlh Brown, Nell Burns, Marjorie Cloud, Elizabeth Cobia, Nancy Coles, Betsy lfclcn, Peggy Ldinondson, Lillian lillis, Ruth Candy, lVlary Griffin, Mary Louise Hess, Helen llnltman, Marcelle llorne, Bcity llulelt, Florence Hutcheson, Frances Kirkpalrick, Isabelle Laite, Nlablv Marx, lzunice Nlcfarclcl, Georgia Parluelf, Agnes Parker. Ouida Shaw, Belly Simmons, Peggy Wand. Page Fifty-three SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM H3 Miss leorelie Tait john Acosta, Margaret Benner, Robert Benedict, Robert Bfmutwoll, Glen Bowden, -Iuanita Burton, Johnnie Mae Cobia, Allan Cobb, Doris- Crosby, Louis Dvoskin, Frank Fozle, Willizxiii Forrester, Anne Gilbert, Frank Hall, Mildred Hill, Frank Holcomb, l. T. Kirkland, .lack Lantz, Alex McKinnon, ,limiily Manely, Bill Mortley, Novaline Norton, Svvilla Pomcir, Barbara Ramback, Ausley Roberts, Dorothy Roberts, Melrose Spier, Alfred Stanley, Ruth Steitzel, Walter Stubbs, Dan Sweet, Rosalie Thomas, Christine Vann, Dolores Varnes, Douglas Welsh, Derry Wright, john Drane. SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 212 Miss Gertrude Broward Floyd Barnes, Ted Bluemel, Mary jane Brelsforcl, john Briggs, Elizabeth Carroll, Bette Clementz, Bobby Coleman, Hilda Cooke, Charline Cranford, Kathleen Dailv, Beneta Davis, Janice Davis, Hazel Cordon, Williaiii Graeme, Louise Hough, Frances Loltin, Mary Emma Lykins, Anne Mengel, Bowling Milam, Elizabeth Morris, Frances Morrison, Bernice Peck, Vivian Riley, Benjamin Rothschild, Betty Royall, Sam Seay, Helen Sutton, Bill Stoddard, Lucille Taylor, Grace Tillman, HelenWhite. Page Fiffy-four wud SOP! IOMORF HOME ROOM H0 flt-zivic ll. Cullum Naiiiry lx. l'll.icklzuru, l.ril1ise',l5rmiL'li, lluu llarrull, Nell Ileurrl, lfvt-lyn lngrzxm, lsulwllzi Kellum lxlinilu-Ili Kogvr, lxlim l.t-cllorrl, Sybil Loudermilk, lrifs Lovett, lzlmrr Outro, Vivmn liuluiiisoii, Cilillorcl Slim-li:-i':I, llvle-ii Sliermun, Allunr? Sltafl, lfairl Starling, lfrolvn 'l'hoiims, l.ori'uiut- lilmiiipsrm, R. Y. 'l'uLiL'liirm, Clnstur Turknett, julia Williziiiis, lfluise Wilsczii, lack Wilstiii. SOl'llOlVlORll HONIIC ROOM ill Almu P. Bentley Genova Austin, Lyiirlull liirklie-ck, Ltcrnzi Bruvin, Annif- Delves, Olive llinkinfs, Alln lxntc-rkin, Nun l3'urim'r, Alive Csirrvn, Amie- Ganz, Mattie Nlzm King, Natalie lvlunsnn, l'-annie Mm- Oliver, lla-len PM-Witt, Nt-ll Rivivre, Dorothy Rollins, Alice Ruflowick, Gloria Smyly, iVlziry Swope, Mario Vlfulkvr, .le-aiu Willi.iiiis, Doris NVil-ami, jimmic Roberts, lN'lurL:a1rc't Tillis, Rosalie Wliite, Orville Bula:-r, XVilli.im liuukniglit, Ciurllnn Burlfascui, llurrison Czigle, CL-orge Cole, lfnrl Dc Bvvuisv, Riclmrd lluuglzia, Sirluey lnszirow, Clair Lulir, Dunn Nlululey, julin Siuudenzicr, llurulrl Wtlxle-r, Ilurhy Wlilliuiiis, ,lulius llniiluiiwuii, Leonard Arvli:-r, Tom ftlrforiiiick. Page lfiflj'-fi1'e E. If :ww .ssgagffyflsjyi ' kg . .sf rw ,M 5 . 'xfgifigm aj-51 Q 'E get 1.-was gm l lg., .-Q Louqh, cmd lhe School Louqhs Wilh Vou: Gel Sore ond -lheqill Louqh the Morel Miss Newman: Oscar, what are the principle parts of the verb dive ? Oscar: Dive., dove, diven. Hal: You didn't know who l was this morning, did you? Beverly: No, who was you? Lee: You know I have the fastest car going. Betty: Yes, and the slowest coming back. ' Prof. Lancaster: l take great pleasure in giving you 81 in Math. Walte-r: Aw, make it a hundred and really enjoy' yourself. Dad: ls there anything worse than to be old and bent? Son: Yes, to be young and broke. Bob: Why did you sit out every dance last night? Ann: My feet were killing me. Bob: Are they any better today? Ann: Yes, but now l've got a cracked rib. Coach: Did you take a swim this morning? R. Fisk: No, is there one missing? Robert E. Lee: My mother gave me five cents to put in the Sunday School collection. lsham Martin: So did mine. What kind of candy shall we get with the eight cents? J. Thomas: l've got a ring for my first and only love. N. Hussey: Why, the-re isn't a ring big enough to go around your bankroll. B. Newsome: l hit a guy on the nose yesterday, and you :shoulda seen him run. Berkovitz: That so? B. N.: Yeh, but he didn't catch me. J. Fleming: Do you like to play with blocks? B. Cook: Not since l've grown up. J. Fleming: The-n why are you forever scratching your head? Barnes: Do you know why l'm getting rid of you as my assistant? Fortson: l just canit think. Barnes: That's right. You're fired. D. Saffey: I see by the paper that the city policemen are going to be vaccinated. Louis Brookes: What for: they never catch anything. ' A. Miller: I feel as though I hadn't a friend in the world. Mr. Miller: What? Spent all that money already? Mrs. Ramsdell: Give the most important date in History. Schubert: l9l 7. Mrs. R.: Why, what important event happened in that year? Schubert: l was born. Mrs. Hall: Your history paper is just like the student's who sat next to you in the exam. Gibson: Well, they say that history repeats itself. , R. Carlson: Why do you always answer a question by asking anothe-r? A. Ladd: Do l? j. Rollins: Do you like Western pictures? B. Faulk: Yes: whenever there is one in the neighborhood, your kid brother is away for the evening. Senior Wonls--- joe Steele: Someone to figure out problems for him. He will be willing to write thelm down. johnny Seashole: Less work and more whoopefe. Betsy Eden: How to let her voice fall at a period. Page Fifty-fix 4 1-11 -2.-K-:Hifi Y 9XfgfeficsO gl.-.4 SMHDQU-4UV5Q Page Fifty-eight TROPHIES WON BY LEE FROM I927 TO I935 Football, baseball, basketball, track, golf, swimming, one-act plays, debating, orchestra glee Club, oratory, declamation, shorthand, typing, school song. CHEER LEADERS Dorothy Carruthers, Barton Green, Foster Rauacher, Lou Frances Phillips, john Seashole, Betty Royall, Marjorie Jessup. Page Fifty-nine GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Miss Maria Clemans, Sponsor Pres.: Yolande Barnett: Vice-Pres.: Ouicla Trammell: Sec.-Treah.: Catherine Bonney, C.A.A. XVinner 3 lfdilor: Merryday Rosserg Ass'L Ediiors: Catherine Bonney, Elizabelh Anne Lewis1 Manager: Cynthia Thompson: Sr. Reporter: Ellen Scott: jr. Reporter: julia Rosen-r. ARCHERY CLUB Blanche MCCaskill, Mavis Dabbs, Martha Zellner, Virginia Whilnegf, Elizabeth Wing, Helen Hoffman Dorolhy Maples, Belly Simmons, Janice Simmons, Pat llackel, Emma Bess Walson, Lillis Cockrell, Mary Jane Williers, Virginia Burton, Miss Clematis. Charlotte Barlless, Margaret Benner, ,lane Floyd, jeaneile Blilstein, Louise Clark. Page Sixty Qin, I A wlvmlwju A Q L an ivziffwix .. . ,ifzuw rx , . ff . f- V w . ' 4 1 , Q, f 4 7 A I It , M, Wax I QA. 4. ,Llnad...1,, .. ,,,.....,, 4,1 ff www! v. OUR TUMBLERS Girls' Athletic Association lfvrn Sorensen, Lcnali Scott, Mavis Dabbs, Lucille Ricks, Ouida Tranlnicll, Ada Wester, lfllen Scoll Clarice: Thonms, Ruby Van Pell, Ann Casz, Hazel Hannnond, Maxine Woodley, Corrincs Welmsler, Blanche lVlcCaskill, Gloria Sniyly. LEE HI STEPPERS Misses Laura Newsom and Loralie Tail., Sponsors Ouida Trammell, Marie Brannen, Mary Pickett, Mary Barnes, Adele Reid, Lucille McDonald, Corinne Wester, Arla Wester, Sybil Laudermilk, lla Mae Campbell, Hazel Hammond, Dornlhy Todd. Page Sf.X'!j-11176 EFCIDDTHBfikU.U. oyaf, - 1 55-kN,,k 'af ' iEgg3mp,AgQg Ml Clpfb H01l.S'Qf H affback ALBIYH, Hafflaacfc Uzeafkam, Guan! N N Dun O'Dalf, Guafd Capf Dormamfnd wnssm, My C71 if Page Sixty-two UTCIEDUBALH Sai-'fyr Sharpe, ECMQ Psombo, -Bckfc Header, Fvlfback' Smifh, Quarferbark M9 for J,CuarJ Carfr's!e,TScHe Page Sixly-lbree Odom, L CLUB Donald Rickett, Bob Marshall, Farris Weigel, Carroll Kelly, Pres., Bob Abbott, Bob Carlisle, Frank Kirby, Davidson Dunlap, Billy Walker, David Saffy, Bobby Travis, LeRoy Hoyt, jimmy Thomas, Ray Dorman, Bob McCord, Frank Odom, john Piombo, Charles Fouraker, Harrison Moore, Felix Sharpe, Dick Pacelti, Vice-Pres., Lynwood Cheatham, Wesley O'Dell, Sec.-Treas., Ray Headon. BABY CENERALS Gerald Kirby, john Kuntsen, Eugene Weaver, Mgr., Holmes Elmore, Hugh Wilson, lsham Martin, Mgr. Fred Jones, jimmy Buck, johnny Holmes, Farle Starling, Simon Hirschberg, Quarlerman Lee, D. W. Sloan, Frances Martin, Eugene Stokes, Tyke Lourus, Harry Fromme, Mark Lillard, Alt. Capt., Robert Robuck, Capt., Bill Glore, Clark Bartlett, Carrington Barrs. -1 Page Sixlyvfour dx BASKETBALL TEAM Nlascot, Coach Tommy Owens, Donald Rickelt, jim Thomas, Billy Royall, Ray Dorman, John Sands, Burt Spencer, Student Manager, TRACK Coavh Owens, Robert E, Lee, Cain flmbry, jack Wilson, Donald Rickell, Bill Haysen, Ralph Platt, Lynwood Cheatham, Thomas McDaniel, Hugh Crossen, Mgr., Billy Willian1s, Beverly Boyle, Hal Copeland, james Mock, jim Thomas, Hugh Wilson, Eugene Mashburn, john Piombo, Billy Reese. Page Sixty-five E ge L., BASEBALL Wescolt, Brewer, Kirkland, Rickelt, McCord, Cheaiham, Dorman, L. Brooks, K. Brooks Lee, Abbott, O'Dell, Steele, Travis, Kroupis, Garrett. Schubert, Fromme, Austin, Ashbull, Sikes, Fouraker, Coach, Rosenberg, Pioinbo. GOLF Willer Lillard Ragland, jr. Hallock Thomas TENNIS Travis, Fromme, Wilson, Hirschberg, Driver, Brooke, Stephens, E. Willianms, Walker, Dorman, Foote, Rickell, Cheatham, Weed, Armsirong, J. Turney, Blummele, Berg. Page Sixty-Jix W iveclovq oi Adverlisinq Whose patronage we appreciate and for whom we trust our book will Adair's House of Flowers Allen Bros. Groceries Attwood's Pharmacy Burroughs-NlclVleekin Co., The Butler 61 Blum, lnc. Clean Cleaners Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Cohen Brothers Colonnade Consolidated Automotive Co. Cooper Press, The H Crystal Market Daylight Markets Dinsmore Dairy Co. Donaldson, lnc. H. Gt W. B. Drew Co. Hall Bros. Printing Co. Duval Jewelry Co. Eagle Laundry Edenfield jewelry Co. Edwards Piano Co. Ferrell jewelry Co. Harry Finkelstein Co. Foremost Dairies Milton A. Fuller, Jewelers, lnc. Florida Times-Union Furchgotfs Green Derby Lena K. Garten, Union Central Life lns. Co. W. H. Haddock, Business School Hedrick 6: Whitney Co. lndependent Drug Co. lnclependent Laundry Co. jacksonville Paper Co. be of great value. Jacksonville Sporting Goods Co. Jacobs, jewelers' F Jenks Restaurant Kloeppel, Robert Jas. B. Lee Tire Company l..evy's B. M. Lipscomlae-Private School Will Louis--Costumeir l..umar's lnc. Massey's Business College McDaniel Gift Shop Miller Press, The Virgil S. Moore-Photographer George W. Morgan, lnc.. Motor Transit Co. Mundy's Pharmacy New York Laundry, lnc. Nicol's Dry Cleaning Co. J. C. Penny Co. john Piombo-Physical Culturist Pruitt Tire Co. Quality Shop, The Respess Engraving Co. Rosenblum's Nlen's Shop Sandwich lnn Segraves Service Station C. S. Shoemaker-Barber College Smith-Richardson or Conroy Sterling E. Smith-jewelers Southern Cafeteria Tom's Luncheonette Vanity Slipper Shop Venetia Dairy Woodward Studio Page Sixly-Jeven -1- F URCHGQTTS T he Store Accommodating Have You Tried That Delicious FOREMOST ELECTROPURE ICE CREAM Lumar's, Inc. Specialty Dress Shop Phone 5-0566 325 Laura St New York Laundry, Inc. Phone 5-6115 Liberty ancl Forsyth Streets FAMILY WASHING ZORIC DRY CLEANING A cIor1oI5IsoIl'iQfn1AiILN' Telephone 5-5 7 l 9 117 West Adams St. ARE YOU LUCKY? Every thirteenth car receives its Fountain Drinks or Sunclaes FREE by our Curb Service. TOM'S FOUNTAIN 8z LUNCHEONETTE. :: FREE DELIVERY :: Phone 3-9390 3548 St. Johns Pe S y-ezgbt Compliments Smith, Richardson 6' of Conwy J. C. Penney Co. 330-40 W. Bay St. Jacksonville Branches Located at N O E The WorIcl's Most Economical Miami - Tampa - Orlando Electric Refrigerator Tallahassee - Gainesville E-ASIE-ST TERMS . Edwards Piano Co. 15 W. Monroe St. 1025 Park St. NEXT T0 HOME EAT AT J E N KS 119 MAIN ST. AIR CONDITIONED OPEN ALL NIGHT Success to Everyone in the Class of '35--- That is the Wish of the Duval jewelry Company and we would like to have you remember that at this store you pay only the nationally advertised CASH Prices on Convenient Terms. Hamilton Watches '-'I I- ' gulova :vhtclhes G W h nr atc es ..'g:: w.::a.:S DuvAL JEWELRY 0. ff D'::...... l l l MAIN STREET - Lynch Building Compliments KODAK PICTURES of Finishing Framing MCDCYIICI 33 West Forsyth Street Park at Gilmore Main at 27th Fountain Pens Greeting Cards Page Sixly-nine on Tnnnsn ' I 0mPAl'ILlS !X .01 z971' f6..,d9lLlfCffJI.fF'-X To ll19 hflemluers ol ll19 Cgmcluulinq Class lQOlDQFl L99 l-liqh '35 Our sincere good wishes for a full and successful life for each of you. Our congratulations for your achievements during your high school years. We appreciate sincerely the privilege of having served as official jewelers for your class of '35, We will appreciate your further patronage during future years. Good luck to all of you. ri obslgleweler LAURA Sl ADAMS CGNGIQATULATIQNS TO THE 1935 GRADUATES OF ROBERT E. LEE HIGH SCHOOL WUUVQ LQUYVS Page Seventy Sporting Goods Luggage Jewelry HARRY FINKELSTEIN co. Read The Florida Times- Union Mrs. Hall: lf the President, Vice President, and all the members of the cabinet died, h ld ff' ' t ? w o wou o icla e Bunch' The undertaken Seashole: So you don't know whether you'll marry a blonde' or a brunette? Witchen: No, my sweetie l'xasn't decided yet which sl1e's going to be at our wedding. EDENFIELD JEWELRY co. TERMS TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE - Weekly or Monthly 30 WEST FORSYTH STREET PHONE 5-0372 Page Sezfenly-one l I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE MEMBERS of the GRADUATING cn.Ass fly Wholesome Delzczous THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES Jacksonville Coca-Cola Bottling Co. SMART CLOTHES FOR YOUNG MEN ROSENBLUM'S PENNSYLVANIA TIRES Lowest Prices in Town Tires - Gas 1 Oil 1 Batteries. 6' Wash - Polish - Simonize GENERAL INSURANCE Jqg, B, Phone 5-1562 Lee Is Always For Lee Hi Phone 5-0644 Adams at Jefferson Blum Building Road Service Phone 5-3938 HPRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY Geo. W. Morgan, Inc. INDIA TIRES Mundy's Philco-BATTERIES-Reliance Geo. W. Morgan College 8: Forest Drug Store Phones 7-4330-2-2380 Page Seven ATTWOOD'S for Exceptional Prescription Service Three Registered Pharmacists also 1 Complete Line of -- Toilet Requisites and Drug Sundries At Popular Prices 1024 Park St. Telephone 7-2133 Free Motor Delivery Crystal Market .lacksonville's Best Quality Meat Delicatessen Fruit and Vegetables Phones 7-2157-7-2158 1053 Park Street John Piombo PHYSICAL TRAINER lnstruction on the Art of Self Defense flror Seven Years Athletic Trainer at the University of Florida, Electrical Treatments Medical Fume Baths 342 St. James Bldg. Phone 5-4592 LIPSCOMBE SCHOOL WINTER AND SUMMER TERMS COACHING 2701 OAK ST. TELEPHONE 7-8289 Diamonds - Watches - Silverware COIISQI China and All Jewelry Au1'0lTl01'lVe CO. EASY TERMS Wholesale Distributors Crosley Radios Evinrude Elto Motors CO' Outboard Motors Phone 5-3012 220 Main St. jacksonville, Florida Up-to-Date Optical Dept. Phone 7-2371 The Clean Cleaners WE CLEAN CLOTHES CLEAN FOR YOU 1258-60 McDufl' The Miller Press Printers and Engravers Alfred Miller Owner-Manager 123 East Forsyth Street Page Seventy-tlvrce Southern Cafeteria Economical Air Colldiliwed lDl1r,loqmpl1s ol Quolilq W. Adams St. at prices Jacksonville, Fla' are in line with present ' day conditions Compliments . The Woodwo rd Studio of 33 W. Monroe St. Phone 5-2211 Jacksonville Paper Co. Pure Bred and CO. Plgoducgr d istri utor High Grade Home Owned and Operated Quality Guernsey Cattle JOl'1HSOl'l Brady JOl'll'1StOl'l Dairy Products United States Tires, Exide Batteries Compliments of Complete Service Stations S e r o v e s The Green Derby 9 . . jacksonville, Florida Where Friends Meet and 4 l Qghiig Zcygve' Part More Friendly 3544 St. Johns Ave. Phone 2-1805 u WH CONGRATULATIONS 551, 11:55 101.411 If V rvfn SIN: r From Year Book of 'W Social Engravers T. C. Nicols Office Supplies Bc Office Equipment Nicols Dry Cleaning 22 W. Bay St. Phone 3-1700 Phone 3-9250 Page Sewenlyvfour The Colonnade Independent Drug Co. 205 West Bay Street The Original Cut Price Drug Store WE DELIVER of jacksonville 2641 Park sf. Phone 2-9155 We belive' at Cu' PM Phone 5-0183 Compliments ancl Best Wishes Robert Kloeppel Owner - Director Hotel George Washington Mayflower and Flagler Jacksonville, Fla. Compliments of Daylight Markets Jacksonville, Florida Phone 5-7719 Y 206Main SLIPPER SHOP Let us be among the first to congratulate you upon graduating. We know you'll want the season's smartest footwear for this big event. We've styles to suit your purse and your taste for every occasion, from sports to evening wear. Won't you come in? CONGRATULATIONS McMeekin Co. GRADUATES MARINE HARDWARE Sailboat and Motor Boat Equipment and Paints Phone 5-3981 30 East Bay St. May Success Always Be Yours Throughout the Future Years Virgil S. Moore Phone 3-0858 Photographer Venetia Dairy 0. Schnell 8: Son Raw and Pasteurized Milk Cream Chocolate and Buttermilk Phone 2-2402 P' Annocx If . '1 usmsss Jrvrsuslr I 2 L H Q . m 1...-. sv...- .nc sonvnul, anno Page Seventy-ive CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF THE CLASS OF 1935 EAGLE LAU N DRY Duke: Since l meit you l can't t Helen: fhlopefullyfz, Why? Duke: l'm broke. HGIIQL5 ancl BQVS' 'fcoNcRA'ruLAT1oNs We offer you the very best opportunity to learn a profession that pays well. Clean, honorableg one with positions available. Come and see us or write. FIorida's Barber 5' Beaut Colle e Y South's Finest 11-13 Broad Street Jacksonville, Florida Bubber: Shall we dance or talk? Alma: lim so tired. l..et's dance. STERLING E. SMITH JEWELER ez s1LvERs1vuTH Fine Watch and Jewelry Repairing Hotel Windsor Jacksonville, Florida lVlar : l'd hate to be in our shoes. Nlalalellz l bet you would. yThey're two sizes too small for you. C ll t f D Compliments Omp 'men S 0 Jacksonville Sporting Goods Co. I E V YQS The Sportsman's Store We carry a complete line of Adams at Hogan A Fishing. Tacclileif Gems and d tl F1.oR1DA's FINEST mmumAfQ1,ticoG1,ocfQ'ms an J0HNSCgl:leSE.:nl:0gl?EiCl:l0T0RS for TENNIS RACKETS TIESTRUNG Men and Women RODS AND REELS REPAIRED 229 W. Forsyth St. Phone 5-0748 Page Seventy-fix If Your DAUGHTER qraduates this Year No qtft will please Your deuohier more than the woxld's best loved graduation q'lft -a fine watch. If you give her a Hamilton, you qive her the joy of possessinq the world's most accurate small watch as well as a lovely ornament for her wrist. Let us show you our new Hamtltons. 1llQ:i E:?lll:-,. , .,A.V . MILTON A. ULLER, INC ewelers and Silversmiths .Liu w. Adams street. 'K' O Charles M Fuller Milton A Fuller A . . .Formerly i President and I Vice harden! 94 Gvunloat-Crosbv CC. If Your SUN graduates this Year You'11 qive your qraduattnq son a head start in life if you qive him an ACCURATE watch. Accuracy suggests Hamilton -the watch chosen official time-keeper in many of the qreatest adventures in modern times. Let us show you our many new qraduation-season strap and pocket model Hamiltons. MILTON A. ULLEPLINC --0 Jewelers and Silversmiths .1..ll?4 W. Ada ms Street. 0 Chovles M Fuller M-lion A Fuller '...FormorIy Pm:.f1fm and vm. Vrcsldcnv of Greenleaf-Closbv Co. Llllarcl: What is the date,iplease? Prof Clayton: Never mind the date. The examination is more important. Llllard: Well, sir, l wanted to have something right on my paper. Compliments of Independent Laundry PHONE 5-7200 Family Service by the Pound Gas Oil Batteries Pruitt Tire Co. Distributors of THE GENERAL TIRE 757 Park Street Phone 7-2171 Road Service CONCRETE Ready Mixed or Job Complete Hedrick C1 Whitney Co. 564 Stockton St. Phone 7-2159 Compliments of Mrs. Lena K. Garren Eighth Floor Greenleaf Bldg. Telephone 5-4504 Jacksonville, Fla. Special Agent The Union Central Life Ins. Co. Cincinnati, Ohio Page Seventy-raven Compliments of 55 I I . ' 'A JAC-ROSENBERG ruff. Your independence is assured FRIENDLY SERVICE' through the Thorough Training and TI-IOUGHTFUL COOPERATION Efficient Employment Service offer- d , h C C The Cooper Press M G Printing B . C 2622 Herschel St. Phone 7-2290 0 Edward C. Cooper Twenty-five campus chariot were taken hy the police from students of Lee High. Relics, unfit to be driven , was the verdict of the law. just think of all the girls who now will be spared those long walks home. - -- - Page Seventy-eight J' 5 Aufoqvopllvs - Page Sevemy-nine '1- ,, wh f 51 f. 1 il .XJ ii. , .Ly ' 1 .3 .N A . . a .1 5 fi X . EQ wi 1 ,J '! 4,1 '91 ' f M -1 :H . ,, . gi l- V: ' 2 . A .A ' E J 4 ,, . ' Q .3 A JJ - 3' f 5? -L55 5 'f ,. ,w , 5 I IN inq es Some gossip. some bouquets, some dirty digs , too, just rhyme without reason: I hope that they'll do, And now that they're written my heart fills with dread, For will I have friends when these jingles are read? -JEWELL ROLLINS. ADAMS, PRISCILLA The fates-to this fair lady have been kind- Beillly, wit. besides a brilliant mind. ADAMS, THOMAS B., JR. To be ,a lawyer is his ambition: B'-It hed be Sood in any position. ADAMSON, NANCY Bright and witty and full of fun- Shes a favorite of everyone. ALLEN, MILDRED Know Mildred? Don't get her wrong. The outburst is only a song. Al.:I..lN, DOROTHY Laughing eyes and smiling face, A girl indeed who possesses grace. ANDREWS, ELIZABETH Betty's ever smiling eyes, Keeps the boys from telling lies. ARMSTRONG, DOROTHY Her hair is lovely. as is her face. She is blessed with every grace. AUSTIN, HELEN As a mechanic she may not stand out, But austins, we bet she knows all about. BACON, KATHERINE There are none on earth above her, Just to know her is to love her. BAIN, JIMMY We suspect that oft on Lover's Lane You'lI meet this youth, our Jimmy Bains. BAIRD, FRANK Frank is quiet, has nothing to say, We know that he'll go high some day. BARNES. CHARLES WYNN Grand times 'll always ensue When Charlie has a date with you. BARNES, TOM A manner that's refreshing, and a smile that you'll adore. To Popeye's spinach he'Il attain to gain a build like Toar. BARNETT. YOLAND MAE As a basketball star You'll see her afar. BENNETT. HARVEY A famous orator some day he'll be, If you don't believe it, just watch and see.' BENSON. ADELAIDE Could I give to all her charms full measure, This verse would surelv give her pleasure BESSENT. CHARLES VIRGINIA Her friends--they are many: Her foes-has she any? BICKLEY. MYRLE So friendly and cheerful is our Mvrle, She surely is a worth while girl. BIGELMAN. BERTIE She is a very fine musician Which is no mere supposition. BISCOW. HANNAH Hannah in many things does excell. Everything she does. she does welll BLANTON, R. C., JR. He's a boy that's one in a million. For who else has hair of that vermiIlion? BLASINGAME. THEDA She loves to dream like all girls do, We hope that all her dreams come true. BLOIS. ILAH FAY This sweet girl we are sure Is smart. cute, and demure. BLOOM. EMILY Wedding bells will soon be ringing, Happiness to Emily bringing. BODDEN, MAUD ASHLEY Pretty, blonde, and fair- She has a pleasing air. BONNEY. CATHERINE Quiet, meek, and very smart, Her smile proves her good heart. BOONE. LOIS Cute, pretty, and petite, The kind of girl you like to meet. BOOTE. ARTHUR R., JR. A quiet lad and shy he seems, But before the girls-he fairly beams! BREMER, AUGUST W. He's a dancing teacher, hard to believe: But sometimes appearances do deceive. BRIDGES, VARA Her air, her manners, all who saw admired, Courteous, though coy, and gentle though retired. BROOKE. KENNETH Kenneth is Mrs. Harwell's Pet - It's a wonder she hasn't expelled him yet. BROOKS, ADALINE A contenance in which did meet Sweet records, promises as sweet. BROOKS, LOUIS Louis is a new boy-we see him everywhere, Why is it when he passes, the girls all turn and stare? BROOKS, NELWYN ' Sophistication. charm and poise- She has them all, just ask the boys. BROWN. GRACE She's always sweet, always smiles, She doesn't possess flirtatious wiles. BROWN, HAZEL Popular, active, full of pep- Of being sweet she has the rep. BUNCH, RICHARD About little Dick I have a hunch, He's going out for a bigger bunch. BURNS, AMY The thing about her in which her friends delight Is the way Amy giggles from morning 'til night. BYRD, La VERNE ' Laughing eyes and dimpled cheek, N Sometimes bold and sometimes meek. CAGLE. BRONZE Quiet and courteous, avoids the girls, Is he ashamed of all his curls? CAMPBELL, ILA MAE She sings and sings in the Lee Hi chorus '- 'Till it's a wonder to us she doesn't get hoarse. CARLSON. Russrzu. Russell's crazy but oh so gayl He helps to chase the blues away. CARRUTHERS, ELEANOR There is a gold in her heart as well as her hair. CARTER, WILLIAM Billy's stepping out these,days: Lots of whoopee does he raise. CASHEN. BETTY Cute, petite, and lots of fun, She gets along with anyone. CATE5, ROBERT A woman-hater so 'tis said: But hate is kin to love, l've read. CHAMPLIN, YVONNE Though prim and prissy from feet to hair She's little and cute so we don't care. CHANCE. RUFUS Quite a songbird is our Rufus, So he needn't try to spoof us. CHAPIN. BOB ln quietness he takes delight, A And tries to please with all his might. CLARKE. FLEUR Fleur, as her name implies, ls a flower in our eyes. COLEMAN. WILMA Pretty, saucy, pert and sweet, A combination we don't often meet. CONNORS. GERALD Attempts at wit he'Il often make To try to shine and take the cake. is ,. is QW, COOK, GEORGE M. George is from Missouri and for the sake of those who know him, You'd better watch your step because he says you have to show him. COPELAND, GEORGE ALDEN Tall, handsome, bright as day, To be his friend would surely pay. COWART, NEVILLE Ambitious, industrious is our Neville, In hard work he seems to revel. CREWS, GEORGIA VANN Her curly hair is soft and brow-n. No one could look on her and frown. DABBS, MAVIS We think you're cute. We know you're new. We'd like to get acquainted with you. DAVIS, JACK lack Davis is a lad around school, With practical jokes he cuts the fool. DIEBEL, MARVIN M. D. plays around, But when history comes, he settles down. DISHINGER. NVILLIAM I He paints woods and babbling streams, Then in between of love he dreams. DOBYNS, 5. La TRELLE, JR. At tennis La Trelle is a whiz, We wish we had a stroke like his. DOUGHERTY. NANA We'd like to know you better, so why the frigid tone? Don't tell me you are one of those who 'wants to be alone'I DUNSFORD, ELLIS On Ellis you can ever depend, She's always willing her hand to lend. DXVOSKIN, JOSEPH l. 'Have you got your E'nglish', he is always saying. If he doesn't stop it, it will be my slaying. DYER. ALYCE ROBERTA Generous always and kind-hearted too, The kind of girl liked by me and you. EDWARDS. HILDA Of Hilda we must sing our praise, She plays the flute and gets all A's. ELLIOT, SARA lf to her share some female errors fall, Look on her face and you Il forget them all. ENGLISH. LORRAINE Lorraine, we never think of you as dignified and calm, For your very giddy girlishness is part of all your charm. FAULK. ROBERT EDWARD A quiet lad is Robert Faulk, I-le thinks while other people talk. FALLIN. ANITA Anita is a wonderful actor, Which in her life is an important factor. FISK, ROY A lover of girls-a ladies' man, A shiek he'll be if he ever can. FORTSON. WALTER Walter sits up and sleeps in classes: Then wonders why he never passes. GALE. FREDERICK H. Since he could talk the socks off of a snail, 'Tis best to make a lawyer out of Frederick Gale. GAY. MILDRED E. ulvlildred-Gay? I'll sayI GIBSON, HARRY B., JR. Like a Greek God, tall and fair, Harry makes us girls all stare. GLORE, BILL He gets into trouble, he's always late. What's the matter? A lovelorn state? GOEDERT. DORIS To draw and paint and all that's art, ls the secret desire of Doris' heart. GOODWYN-, JEAN If vou would keep your place in each heart, From your present pathway never part. GRAHAM, JESSE I-Ie may not be a perfect fellow, But he's good-natirred and so mellow. GRAHAM, JOHN E. At math John Graham is a whiz, For he gets 'A' on every quiz. GREEN. BARTON Barton Green enjoys the rep Of being the Seniors' peppiest 'pe-p'. GREENAWALT, AMELIA Friendly, sweet, spreading cheer, Amelia, we're glad to have you here. GREGORY. KATHRYN lKittenl Lots of pep, crazy 'bout the boys, She's always in the midst of noise. GRIDLEY, NAN A pleasant girl is our Nan, She always does the best she can. GRIFFIN, ESTHER Esther Griffin, a quiet lass, She gets by in every class. GRINDSTAFF, CHARLES J. CChickj Charlie is quiet and he is smart, Watch out girls, he'll steal your heart! HALLOCK, THOMAS P. l'l'ommyI Tommy will be an author great, Winning fame in every state. ,HARFORD, FREDERICK STEWARD fstewartl Likeable, jolly, sometimes a clown, Makes you laugh instead of frown. HARRISON, CATHERINE fTootsl Look not too often on eyes of blue- They're apt to make a fool of you. HARTLEY. NELL Although Nell looks like a boy, She's so sweet it gives us .joy. HARVARD, RUTH So attractive is our Ruth. Especially to a certain youth. HEDRICK. DAVID Davids funny, he's a 'mess', He loves anything in a dress. HELMER, MARY Always desirable, always sweet, The boys think she's 'pretty neat'. HENSON, MARIAN Marian Henson bears the name Of being a very flirtatious dame. HESSEY. FRANK Cut-up of the Sneior Class. Was overjoyed to find he'd pass. HESTON. FRANK E. Monsieur Frank is a master of French, they say: He can rattle it off either night or day. HOAG. WALTER fl-loagyj 'Although he may not search for fame, We know he'll get there just the same. I-IODGES, HARRIET She's really quite surprising with her ever ready w't, She'lllgharm you with her repartee, and never smile a it. HOLDER, GEORGE L. Although in studies he's no 'flash', You should see his hundred yard dash. HORNSTEIN, ALICE She is serious, a very good worker, You'll never find Alice is a shirkerf' HOYT, LEROY iMuggsl Everyone knows our pride and joy Is our unsurpassable LeRoy. INGLE, MAY Dainty and pretty, lots of pride, Yet beneath all this fun doth abide. INIVIAN, FRANK Accomplished? He says not, but who can tell? He does things simply and does them well. JELKS. BETTY Soft, blond hair, and eyes of blue, That's our Betty, we love her too. JENKS, BILLY We often wonder how it is H There could be so much in that head of his. JOHNSON. HUGH When you mention Johnson, some always say. 'Not the head of the N. R. A.?' JOHNSON. ROYSTER We all admire Royster for his friendly way, 1 And everyone who speaks of him has something nice to say. JONES, FRANCES Whenever the boys have the chance, They all, with her, want to dance. JONES, MARTINA BELL fTinal Her hair's as changeable as a bond: Sometimes dark and sometimes blonde. JONES. WINFORD BLAND A name far sounded among men. JOSEPH, FARRIS In history class he is an ace, Keeps right up with any pace. KEEN, FRANCIS Happy and gay is Francis Keen- As nice a girl as we've ever seen. KENNEDY, MARTHA VALENTINE Witty, elite, and petiteg Saucy, but, oh so sweet. KILCREASE. FOY Nice things of Foy we could say, Blithely smiling she goes her way. KING, HILTON lRubinoffl A man among men is Hilton King, We, in this space, your praises sing. KING. SARAH LEE Although she's only been in our Lee Hi a year, We must ejaculate and say, 'She simply is a dear'. KNIGHT. ANN Anne and Bohbv hit it off great, Because her Bobby's never late. KNIGHT. SYBIL You can always be sure, for it's no surprise, That one so demure is also quite wise. KOESTER. DOROTHY fDotl Dot is studious, oh so smart! Lots of fun. friendly, always does her part KOOKER, GERTRUDE fGertiel Mean things of you we cannot say, So stay with us, don't every stray. KUCHLER. HELEN MARIE iTottiel This Helen Kuchler we never will forget, For her sweet simplicity we owe her a de LADD. ANNE SHEPARD fLadderl Small in stature, deep in mind- A jollier pal you cannot find. LaGRANGE. LEONARD GEORGE, JR. lf he doesn't quit acting like a donkey. He's liable to find he's going to 'flunkey' LA MAR, TRACY H. Tracy is an earnest worker, No one can call him a shirker. LA MOTTE, FLORRIE fFat Gall Popular. wittv, full of pep, The kind of a girl who keeps in step. LANIER, IAMES C. Llimmiel He is happy, full of fun, Many friends he has won. LEE. MARTHA Sweet, pretty, charming and refined, She's all nice things in one combined. LEE. THETIS Cute little girl, dimple in her cheek, She might not be bold, but she isn't meek LEMAN. BILLY iLitl May your disposition never claim, V To resemble your last name. LENNON. MARGARET Dignified, friendly, staunch and true, A glorious mixture of old and new. LESTER. BEN fBe Bel Why teachers get gray. LEWIS, DOROTHY ADDISON Her gracious manner, her winning way, Will make her popular any day. LE'WIS, ELIZABETH ANNE fBetty Anne! Very neat is Elizabeth Anne, , Always, she is spic and span. LILLARD, MARK HILL, JR. fDe Lilll Nelwyn and Mark make quite a pair. You see them together everywhere. LINTON. CORINNE Lovely, beautiful, with gorgeous eyes, In any contest she'd win the prize. LOEST. BILL fTarkl A strong and silent man, we know, But lately tuming Romeo. LOVELACE. ELLA DELL Ella Dell is sweet and modest, The kind of girl who gets on best. MacDONOUGH, KATHLENE Cute, wittv, little, and slim, She can always catch a 'him'. MacQUEEN. DAVID Quite a ladies man is David MacQueen- He's got 'it', if you get what I mean. MANNING. MARY LEWIS When Phe graduates, it's easy to see, She'll be missed by everyone at Lee. MARSH, VERA fBunnyl So jolly and vivacious is our Vera, We're always glad to be near her. MASHBURN, EUGENE fGenel Many charms has Eugene, But with them all he is serene. if bt. MASON, JACK He cuts up and,wastes his time, But that is not a major crime. MAY, JAMES E. Uimmyl A talented artist is Jimmie May, His work will bring him fame some day. MAY, JUDGE A famous orator he will be, To this art he has the key. MOBLEY, MILTON FRANK iSpeedyl A happy fellow is our Frank, 'sVe're sure glad he's not a crank. MOORE. ALTHEA Smiling all the live long day, She has a very winning way. MULLINNIX, BARNETT fBarneyl Barnett is a faithful friend, One on whom you can depend. McCASKILL. BLANCHE Blanche is a girl of whom we can boast, That she's Blanche is the thing we like most. McCAULEY. BISHOP For what is more wonderful than the gift of V knowledge. Q McCLELLAN. JOHN il As a student John does well, As a playmate he is swell. MCCORD. ROBERT ALLEN fMacl He has been tried and found so true, Always some gocd he tries to do. ' McCOY, FRANK Q A good looking chan is Frank McCoy, Lots of fun, a likeable boy. MCILVAINE. LEE A golf fiend is our Lee, You should see him at the tee. NALL. WILLIAM The hoboest Hobo on Kid's Day, The teachers were glad when he went away. NELSON. BESSIE Until vou know her she seems reserved, But all her praises are deserved. NOBBS, OLIVER lOne Legl Though we call him just a little 'squirt', He knows we like him so it doesn't hurt. NOBLE. MARY fNoblel Slender of form, delicate of face, Not wanting in intellect, not lacking in grace. O'KELL.EY. EDWARD 4 . With sunny wit and dauntless cheer, - -I-43 The kind of person we like to have near. LSR' OLSON, ALBERT 35: In reticense he finds repose, What he thinks one never knows. PADGETT. NELLIE MAE fSuel Her eyes are like dark, limpid pools. ' PALMER, PEGGY Popular, Peggy has the rep Of being witty, and full of pep. PARKER. MARGARET , May good luck always be the share r Of one so deserving and so fair. 3 PARRAMORE. ROBERT fBobl He's quite a ladv's man, this lad, ' A valentine shiek, we might add. PERRY, JOHN At tennis he will win fame, And bring great honor on his name. PETERS. MARGARET . -5 For her we vote a big bouquet V Because she earns it every day. PHARIS. BERNICE A cute little girl out to play, Bernice Pharis on 'Kid's Day'. PHFLPS. BURDETTE He likes the girls-though he might be shy, Over one many times we've heard him sigh. PHILLIPS, BETTY JANE She may not be a baker's daughter, But she knows her 'MilIer'. POWELL, B. O. In intelligence he ranks high, He gets an 'A' in hostory or die. RAMSDELL, JANET Uanl A On Schubert she'd better put a halter, 'NF Or she won't be able to stand up to Walter. 4- f wits RAGLAND, REUBEN, JR. qssgsm -' He .Esed to go to Jackson, 'till Jackson came to it ee, ' And now he waits for Jackson-'to be or not to be'. M ,Q . RHODES, EGBERT Many talents has this boy, But his music gives most joy. RICKS, LUCILLE 1RickettsJ If I could her charms rehearse, They wouldn't fit in this little verse. ROBERTS, FREDERICA flfreddyj Demure and sweet, with sparkling eyes, Pretty, pert, also quite wise. ROBINSON. MARY fRedl lt's a woman's privilege to speak her say, But must you say it every day? ROGERS, MABEL To know her is to love her: And we know her. ROLLINS. JEWEL Oh, so many friends she's won, ' 'Cause she's witty, jolly, and lots of fun! ROTHERMEL, GORDON The kind of friend that makes life worth while, He can always change our tears to a smile. ROYALL, WILLIAM S., JR. lRoughhouseJ Billy's got all you ask for in wit and fun, ' But the way he shines he puts to shame the sun. RUTAN. DORCAS Dorcas left us once f'twas sadl, Now she is back fend are we gladl. RYAN, WILLIAM Quiet is this William Ryan, He believes one should keep on trying. He'lI get there! SAFFY. DAVID He has a dimple in his chin, Plus one great big cheshire grin. SCOTT. ELLEN Very athletic is she, Also smart as she can be. SCOTT, LENAH lScotty Lenah is a brilliant lass: She ranks high in every class. SCHAIN, LAWRENCE iSchaindig! Honesty is a blessed grace, 'Honesty is obvious on his face. SCI-IUBERT. WALTER F. lShortyD Since he was 'ust a little u J P P- They've wondered how long he'd keep 'going up'. SCRUGGS, BRYAN His shorthand characters are the best: That's why he can always pass the test. SEASHOLE, JOHN fPortfoIioJ Where would our football team be now Without our cheerleaderf-he's a wow! SHARMAN, ELLOUISE Of all the scholars she's the best: Always makes 'A' on every test. SHARP, FELIX lFlipJ Felix Sharp as he can be, Watch him in a game-you'II see! SHELFER, ROBENA fBenal Of you I cannot write satire, You're one girl whom we all admire. SIKES, ALMEDA GERTRUDE Smart, quiet, terribly sweet, just Almeda, from head to feet. SIKES, CHESTER Chester Sikes went to school to get an education, He studied every now and then but took too much vacation. SLAIPPEY, CHAS. lSlapj A little bit silly, a little wit, Altogether a likeable 'nit'. SMITH ,CARROL W. Carrol studies quite a bit, He hopes with the teachers to make a hit. SMITH. MICHAEL L. Not always right, maybe careless too, But as good a sport as Lee Hi ever knew. SMITH, MILDRED lMiclgieJ She is quiet and petite, Gentle, kind, and always sweet. SONNENBERG, LOUISE ELIZABETH QChi-Chi! lf you want a true-blue pal, Why just apply to this cute gal. SOUTHARD, CHOATE We think sleep is what Choate needs, He'll be smart if this he heeds. SOUTHWELL, ROBERT L. On indulging in foolish conversation, Robert has the reputation. SPEVAK, MARJORIE IMargeJ Mar'orie is so active-she never seems to sto 1 pu Until sometimes we wonder why she doesrft drop. STEARNS, JAMES G. fPopl A pool shark and a ladies' man too, But his lin'e and the girls is really taboo. STEELE. JIMMY As quiet a lad as we've ever seen, But always happy, neat and clean. STEELE, IOE KENDALL He's the song-bird of the south, Lovely noises issue from his mouth. STEINRUCKER, DORIS It's not news to us that she is bright, She must study from- morning 'til night. STRICKLAND. CLARENCE To him we should drink a toast, We have never heard him boast. STRICKLAND. KENNETH When a Iady's in the case, He lets all other things give place. STRUM. WILLARD lf, as 'tis said, 'Music is the language of Iove', Our Willard should be well-versed, by Jove. SUMMERELL, ELIZABETH Alone with dark brown eyes and raven hair, She has a charming, graceful air. SWANN. FLORIDA You've got wit and you've got style: Always ready with a smile. THOMAS, JIM Handsome? Yes, and tall and dark, Popular too, we might remark. THOMPSON, CYNTHIA Still they gazed, and still their wonder grew, How one small head could carry all she knew. THOMPSON. .IAMES He should be a cowboy fwe call him Jimi 'Cause he uses his 'line' as a Iasso to rope the 'girlies' in! TUCKER. BILLY MARTIN Billy's loud and 'short and snappy', Always gay and always happy. TUDOR, SUZANNE She's calm and quiet, and awfully neat, But we all think she's plenty sweet. TYLER, BETTY fBetty Annl A joyous child of Faerie Land, With merry eyes is Betty Ann. TYRE., LOLA tShortiel Though it's just a short time since we met, Your sweet disposition we won't forget. VAN ZANT, HARRIS lDuckieJ We hope for your success. May it bring you happiness. VAUGHN, HELEN Sweet, she seems, and to some, shy: But when she starts talking-me, oh my! VERMILLON, BETTIE fPanhandler! Don't you mention her young man- But the 'Skillet' is her favorite pan. WALLIS, MARY CONNALLY fConniel Connie's guiltless look has earned for her much fame, Whenever she cuts up in school she never gets the blame. WARRICK. NAOMI May all the things you wish come true, . And all you seek for come to you. WATSON, ANDREW, JR. Handsome, pleasant. a little bit coy, Altogether, a likeable boy. WATSON, JACK M. KLow-Tidel lack has friends far and wide , That'Il stick by him whate'er betidef' WELLER4 CHARLES S. Handsome, dark and tall, We're for him, one and all. , WESTER, CORINNE JOSEPHINE CBoopeyj By looking at her you are able to tell, That when she plays the game, she plays it well. WHITTLE, ERNEST A. fDoodlel - He 'Whittles' away his time. WILD, WILLIAM fBillyJ BiIly's name it seems to me, Suits him to a very 'T'. WILKES, GARDNER, JR. He has such a winning way, He's popular any day. WILLIAMS, FRANCES fArchiel She has a very friendly air, A cheerful smile she always wear. WILSON. JOAN fjol Cute, peppy, not so tall, Joan Wilson's loved by all. 1 .. f ,X WILSON, MARGARET This adorable girl you may have met, If so you will not soon forget. WITSCHEN. NEEI.. iDizzyl Tall and handsome, lithe and slim, We think that he's Lee's ideal 'him'. WITTEN. JOE At chemistry joe is a wow, But to save my life I can't see how.' WRIGHT, RICHARD fDickl V So tall and handsome is Dick Wright, He fills the girls with keen delight. ZACHARIAS. JEAN A talented artist, a fine musician, But best of all, a good disposition. -- l.ow Seniors -- ADAIR. EMILY lt's not 'what her cheeks are always, flushing, She just can't seem to keep from blushing! BARTHOLF. BEI I Y An orchestra leader that is a wow. Step up, Betty, and take your bow. BRADY, BRUCE Bruce is a boy liked by all, When asked a question he doesn't stall. BRINKLEY, DOUGLAS Douglas thinks that he's the stuff- Thinks that he's the 'pip'. BROOKS, MARJORIE Stay as you are and we'lI always love you, We can put no one above you. BROWN, MARGARET tBabyJ Bouncing Margaret, fickle and fair, You're driving us mad with your baby stare. CAILE, MARJORIE Conscientious, sweet, sincere: The kind of friend that we hold dear. CAPP, ,IUANITA In her quietness is her charm. 'Eff I ..'51 - I 4' iff ' GARRET. NICHOLAS lf determination is half the battle won, We'll bet on him ,to win every one. GOFF. HERBERT A young couple on lights wanted to save, Then we heard, 'Oh, Herbert, you need a shave HARRIS, MARGARET fMegl For being good natured she has the name, We hope she'll always remain the same. HAY, ALLEN A swell business manager is Allen Hay- He gets this by staying in the office all day. !-IUMPHRIES. VIRGINIA Virginia Humphries, fickle and fair, Her 'Nathan' goes to school everywhere. JOHNSON, WINNIE LEE Why so timid, Winnie Lee? So shy? The rest of us talk too much-is that why? LOUROS. TYKE lf he can keep quiet long enough to play, He'll be a famous violinist some day. MANN. HAROLD Harold is a popular lad, Because he never gets in bad. MARSHALL, BOB Fun and frolic and glee is there, The will to do, the soul to dare. COLEMAN. ALICE Alice is a lovely maid, ' One who's looks will never fade. CREWS, THEODORE We wish you happiness, you deserve it, When you get it, try to preserve it. DAVIS. PETER Peter has his French down patg He rattles it off just like that. DOUGHERTY, LOIS As long as all your charms last, You will never be surpassed. DUNAWAY. BONNIE ' As little as a minute: as happy as the d DUVAL, HERSCHELL ll-lerschiel Herschie's dancin 's rea 'vi g 1 lly di neg He makes you think you're ,doing fine. FULLERTON. DORIS Her happy laugh, her winning way, We like her better every day. M Atkinson, Harriet Baird, Frank Bartless, Charlotte Benjamin, Margaret Bryan. Burton Carruthers, Dot Clark, Louise Davis, Peter Gardner. Minnie Graddick, Geraldine ay is long. emlnevf ol l:P9l'lCl'l l935 Hanson, Martha Harrison, Catherine Helmer, Mary jelks, Betty jenks, Billy jones, Betty Kaplan, Louise Knight, Ann Lawton, Martha MASSEY, BOB The kind of friend we're proud to have. MEAD. HELEN Her wit, her charm, and her social graces, We carry her up to the highest places. ODOM, FRANK 1Creampuffl His personality for him has won, The true friendship of everyone. PINHOLSTER, DOT You don't find a peppier spot, Tha n that surrounding peppy Dot. PLATT. RALPH .I. Though at basketball, RaIph's a whiz, You should see him on an English quiz. RAWLES, FRANCIS 'xDick Rawls is a goIfer's name, We hope his 'Stick' will bring him fame. REYNOLDS, CATHERINE , A worthier girl you'll never find. Always sweet, gentle, and kind. 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