Morristown Hamblen East High School - Itakha Yearbook (Morristown, TN)

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PEGGY WALTER "A mighty spirit fills that little frame." Nickname-"Shorty" Favorite Expresssion-"I mlon't know." Pastiine--Readinfz. Ambition-To be tall. BURCHELL XVRIGHT "Happy am I: from care I'm free: why aren't they all contented like me?" Nickname--"Burchell" Favorite Expression-"Thankee" Pastime-Talking. AmbitionvA successful business man. JOHN WILLIAMS "Not afraid of work, but not in sympathy with it." Nickname-"Red" Favorite Expression-"Shucks." Pastime-Loafing. Ambition- To get out of M.H.S. HAZEL WILLIAMS "The force of her own merit Nickname-"Banty !" Favorite Expressiong"Glory! Pastimes 4Talking. Ambition-To get rich. makes her way." GEORGIA WILLIAMS K "If music be the food of love, .... play on." Nickname- -"Georgia Tech" Favorite Expression-"Good ni5zhtl" Pastime- Playing in the band. Ambition Dietitian oiymusician. EMMA BUTLER " 'Tis the songs you sing, and the smile you wear.' Nickname-"Em" Favorite Expremion-"My goodness l" Pnstimc--Playing her fiddle. Ambition--Somebody's cook. ATHLEEN DEARING "For she is just the quiet kind, whose nature never varies Nickname--"Kitten" Favorite Expression-"Good gosh !" Pastime-Riding a bicycle. Ambition----Stenozrapher. MARY DICKERSON "A true lass is known by a quiet nature." Nickname-A"Beau" Favorite Expression-"Gosh !" Pastime--Going places. Ambition--'Fo be a carpentelds wife. v

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Willa SENIOR CLASS PHOPHECY A carnival arrives in town. I am excited. I visit it the Hrst night. I espie the fortune teller's tent. I step ing am invited to sit down. I address the Gipsy wom-an, "Madam, I am about to be graduated from high school. Wionld you tell me what each member of my class will be doing fifteen years from now P" She gazes into the crystal ball for a minute. Forms begin to appear, and the lady begins: "XYhat's this I see here? It is what was formerly occupied by Freel's Drug Store, but now it is .the Corbett Drug Co. It is managed by Keith Corbett. Keith has employed G. L. Carter, who is still looking important. IVhat do you suppose Donald Bales is doing? He is owner of a hospital, and Francis George and Remine Knisely are his assistants. The nurses in this hospital are Berniece Knight, Margaret Rhines, Mae Vinyard, Ileen Carmichael, and Evelyn N'oe. Donald, Francis, and Remine should have good business with these girls as nurses. Vaughtie Piercy has taken Mr. Blackwelder's place in high school, teaching music. Billy Peoples is now owner of the largest funeral home in town. VVayne Ailey is owner of -a radio station in Morristown. His announcers are Charles Ryan, Conrad Campbell, and Elmer Blackwell. Imogene Jackson con- ducts a "Kiddie" program on Saturdays over this station. She always did love children. She is still single, but still looking for a husband, and hoping to find one soon. One of the favorite programs on this station is the one in which Dick Lane and David Litz are starring. They are the two most popular boys in Morristown and are real artists. Sam Cantrell is sitting in the chair once ocupied by Hal Noe. He is owner and operator of the Morristown Ga- zette R Mail. He is destined to be a millionaire. Employed on the XVPA are Lyman Smith, Leslie Susong, john Xhiilliams, joe Allison, Bob Harmon, and Homer llray. This is the kind of work they like, because they always did like loafing. The crystal shows someone leaning over a wash tub rubbing clothes. Wfearily she lifts her head, and brushes back a few strands of h-air which have fallen into her eyes. IN-'ho do you think this is? She was formerly Gladys Morrison. just a sample of what married life will do for you. In Morristown Dorothy Iiloneycutt. Ruby Iarnagin, and Helen Canter are operating a beauty shop. Steve Campbell has been a candidate for govenor of Tennessee for three successive terms, but thus far has never been fortunate enough to be elected, despite his ability to talk. Head of the street cleaning department is Fr-ank Henry. H. I. Bell, Jr., ran for mayor of Raytown in the last election, and was unanimously elected. Edd Holt is manager of the New York Yankees. Clarence Honeycutt is a lawyer in New York, and his wife is the former Mary L. Gentry. Rebecca Sue Riggs has been married for some time, and she has only two children. The lucky guy? You ought to know. Mildred Turner is a clerk in the 5 X Ioc store, owned by Harry Franklin. Teachers in high school are: Thomas Gray, Elwood Hastie, Claude Mink, and Mary Louise Elkins. Dorothy T-alley is the coach, and Mildred Fine is commercial teacher. Mary Ellen Douthat is dress designer and buyer for one of the most prominent shops in Morristow'n owned by Lucile Carter. In the "Old Maid's Home", recently built, are Alberta Archer, Emma lglutler, Muriel Talley, Sarah Pat Hale, and Henrietta Ramsey. Henry Black is a frequent visitor here. Chillie Paxton is owner of the Coca Cola factory, and has for his wife the former Wfilma I-Ioldway. Some of the secretaries are: Mary Dickerson, Anna Laura Lane, Vifilma Hefner, Roberta

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lltlllllll Carmichael, Kathleen Dearing, and Marie McKinney. Four very prominent farmers are VVilbur Pnrkey, Billy Line, Dallas Cantwell, and XVanford Seagle. In Hollywood are Burchell Wfright and Mack Hall. It seems that Burehell is now a very famous comedian and is very popular. Mack doesn't seem to be doing so well, as his last picture was a complete flop. Georgia XN'illi-ams is a dietition in a large hospital in New York. Anna ll. Conkin is now in England dancing before the king. Flo Hill is head of the Red Cross here. She has as her helpers Dorothy Altom, Marie Collins, and Sarah Carson. Clifford Bryan, E. C. Pnrkey, Clure Hodge, and Harold Hale are pilots. Fire Chief in Morristown is Junior Lee, and Chief of Police, Carl Ja-cobs. Virginia Cain is now married to a millionaire and is making 'an around-the-world cruse with Virginia Ellen- burg as her companion. J. XVi1ey Charles is president of the U.S. His wife is the former Hazel Vifilliams. Employed as his private secretary is Virginia Bryant. It seems that Vtfanetta Riggs is hired to cheer up the president. when he is in one of those 'blue moods, by making wise cracks and telling him jokes. Mildred Garrett is married also and lives in California. NVhen the Gypsy had finished, I arose and went out of her tent with my head full of visions and wondering if what she had said would come true, but only time will tell. -Peggy XValter TO A CLASSMATE Twelve long years we've worked together, Sometimes qnarreling, sometimes gayg From the first grade to the ending lVe have come a long, long way. O'er the years our friendship strengthened. And it is, within my heart, A living treasure, to be present Long after we two shall part. A kind and understanding friend Is worth his weight in goldg And you have been this friend to me. Yes, I have oft' been told f That old friends are the best of friends And I believe it true, For never will I find a friend That quite surpasses you. -Flo Hill