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 - Class of 1942

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A. A. end last year. was recently I I announced seriously injured while in lr- T-.4 ' canon-his While cleaning n gun he V'l'4o. 1 grmsj Ggzigarh, NEW. 19, 1911 NIE was accidently shot in the ch t. It is reported that he is improving. PRIMM-'38, IN WHO'S WHO Billy Primm, a graduate of Rome High School, was one of the eighteen students at Wake Forrest College in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Billy was an honor graduate ol Rome High in the class of 1938. Dur- ing his years at Rome High he par- ticipated in al-dire sport and club ac- tivities. 1-Ie qidafquarterback on the Varsity team and President of the Senior Class. X - At Wake Forrest Billy is sports editor of The Old ,Gold and Black. the college paper. 'He il Vrtlideut of the publication board -and the Pan- Hellenic Council. He has pledged in the Kappa Sigma Fraternity and he is a member of the. Wake Forrest baseball team. -' , Billy received 'thil honor for his outstanding personality. his popular- ity and scholastic standing. ANDERSON RANKS HIGH George Anderson. a Rome l-llgh School graduate of 1941, editor of The Roman and president of the senior clan last year. was listed among those making the ten' highest aver- ages at the University ol Georgia last month. I HAIGWOOD savr-:s 'rmnnl There have been men who have be- come heroes over night but rarely has there been one from Rome High School. John Haigwood, class of 1941, how- ever, has recently demonstrated a presence of mind which places him in the hero class. John, a student at Wake accidentally discovered a rail on the Seaboard R. R. the college. He hastily notified nearest telegraph operator, who monned a construction crew. With only a few minutes to th fore the onnish of the these men, working lights of flares and traded two new rails ones. Just as they board's crack Streamliner Meteor, flashed by. Bo rl, Dorsey Elected lo lead Seniors Twelve 111 Is Leading of '41 Grads Shows Chattilon Corp is of class of 41 with second and First ck and 6 11 Staff 'lx . Inducted Names The ni-Y C075 ah d i Tsavg n esday afternoon, Novem- g .gh Sc 'bbl f both the I Thee Eat girlsflmchzjim ntl? at Girls' ducted ' q Igefgd tty Boyd was elected presi- ceremo -I6 as presided throughout the re- Urd go AI gl' tb SBGOR of the meeting. Other offi- b D 9 li e Charles Brooks, 'Ace-preai- een P11 b I embgel' Aposgo 9138 iznsel Sharp, secretaryg and Ola ishe l' Qeel' offfjees lu ces Raines, treasurer. N 9 H111 In 'Plot' 1118 at 'gtg 1, pal Everett and Ralph Payne were 078 gb R 453 U 8 I'0b gal' D pointed by the president to be in q1b9l,'s011og71eoelgt?b01. 2- 1826 Gzcbmb arge of the program and Frances -' D I ' Q 0q I f . 01- Gp L was appointed social chair- li E' 5 02260151 t Z3.q by 0 P 's wa Y 0 ll el' S P 'd t Bett Boyd gave a brief 1.31108 ITOR 8 N 0801? 63216911 revllgzlming the new members who 1x7 R31 I-'IL opy 47,91 Oc lv recently taken into the club and l?1b,211I18,o Jrllalggbegt uraging all members to write Jw Sa Bal-,' 1i',,gn1o,, '--...u ARTJIE, The new members taken into the W611 011, Db E 4v1v include seven girls and seven 8 001.18 H.pII '--.HQ dlto the They are: Mildred Baskin, e 1-. -Dawjpeatn 0010.011 Penn, Juanita McKinney, Willingham, Katherine Larry Wooten. Evelyn Fulmer, Thurston Bell, Charles Arnold Dixon, Herman Mc- Virg-ll Nolan, and Audley rs. Horace Dempsey and Mrs. Shropshire are serving as fs- advisers. s'?, 5' 3 , 115 Pounds, Like Chocolate, Henry Aldrich, LIFE t lway of amusement. Most of the Bet- ytys and Marys and Franceses are five ifeet three inches tin nna weigh us pounds. lThey have brown eyes and lbrown hair, with blue-eyed blondes lrunning second. There are 13 who are ,left-handed and only one who is am- lbidcxterous-lnuise Pennington, a lfreshman. Most are fourteen and fi!- lteen years old. There are eight 12- lyear-olds-Msrtha Loudermilk, Betty fTilIery, Louise Jacobs, Betty Mabsf- ifcy, Betty Jean Geiger, Edith Crumb- lley, Hellon Freemon, and Mary Louise lBurnett, in freshmen. i Henry Aldrich draws more radio listeners from our number than any other program. Approximately 90 'students like him best. The Hit Pa- irsde is next and in third place is the Lux Theater. Bob Hope is the fav- J h ' th 1 M . . 'Il' 'E ie! E. rlinixgisw-:sion 0 I pd?-. ..,. 6 Eqgffol. year While attending ll' . -.M 01's for The Rom 41086 allftdkx- .... -211-5335868 has Bovs GET 80613----.. ' BL' seen it -. 0 R A! srl lm w D D An QV. llgl es Y o ue to OPM Ot I1 19 union sence- Char -91,11 Al.g,. -i.,,- 11111, WSI' supplies for the 3119 UI, Ubin DI, 4111115189 l1:hsboratories ' Jo bgq 1,01 oar -'.. 870,11 38181, 10111 C '-.. liven an liqdq D J0b ERS Sp U may B L 'iw '1-'fr Ort - . dull USIN 01-J, S, J 011' 3 imagine,' from a . Eels Lodge .Le-0. nz. :ie Ti' Dbpdk ' praybelidjci most common names. 'en .'--- 1,5 ph High, accgiing to ., ' Qacyolgzu'--,N 'VI' occurrisdgwsibst grerizrugrritlyj 'ple Q '--. M ' and Williams running as J' Hia an seconds, ina with woods and fl!-,np 61-to'---.,,. Q '89, :ies on third place. Smith, Q-321' 4111? T a dd? and Johnson place fourth. lllelie, SUYPIST bl,EXg2tjs1a the also rang are Grgn: A1 ' G, 9 3 1- a 9 , Mlgq be lv ngllfg Q1 oulatgjie 36 are named Thereshxife ' ll'Q?gD8ej:0UL1' 1111115 ua: Q 0 . . . Run' on 'Y . Q8 Qra are the names Virginia, Jean, ,jbp rms 9118 Martha, Elisabeth, Doris, sa s: ..-. . s H 1 , this' wi-' 'VA 18038 -nher each Ginn' High The man who looks Jfgd M was asked to give her age, he couldn't, seldom will. doa. I1 and weight, color of eyes and step in making others believe in 'MQ whether right or left handed, is to look as if you believe in yourself. 1 if 8.221319 8 a number of her favorites in the orite comedian, with Eddie Cantor. tContinued on Page Twol Thirteen Other Officers Named Betty Boyd and Laurens Dorsei have been elected to lead the Senior Classes at Girls' and Boys' High Schools, respectively. Other class officers selected by the two schools are: Girls-Frances Broach, vice-presi- dent, Edith Combs, secretaryg Vir- ginia Lytle, treasurerg 0'Neal Veatch, historian: Frances Kelly, poetg Evelyn Wingate, prophet. Boys-Kimball Salmon, vice-presi- dent, Ansel Sharp, secretaryg John Cook, treasurer: Sam Byrd, poet: loo Wollstein, historiang Frank Storey, prophetg and David Sewell, giftorian. Betty Boyd, Girls' president, is also president of the Tri-Hi-Y, president of the Scribblers Club, s feature edi- tor of The Roman, and a member of the Dramatic Club. Laurens Dorsey, Boys' president, il president of the Hi-Y, s member ol the Senior Scribblers, and is Hi-Y edi- tor und contributing editorialilt of The Roman. Dramatic Club To Present Six Short Plays in December On Friday night, December 5, the Dramatic Club will present a series of six short plays at the Girls' High auditorium. This date, however, ls subject to change. Both new and old members of the club will have parts in these plays. In the first of the series, Polly Put the some on, Virginia Lyris will play the part of Polly Lincoln Wash- ington, colored. The part of Julls Martin will be taken by Diana Strick- land. Mable Rhinehart will be Mrs. alson, and Frances Willingham will act as Mrs. Vail. Doris Andrews and Betty Balkcnm will represent Kay and Marion Jason, respectively, and Clara Tomasetti will be Sylvia Vail. The second part of the program is a group of short plays representing different types of comedies. Mar- garet Bradfoxd will represent the Maiden, Gayle Hine will he Love in At the Sign of the Cleft Heart, a short whimsical comedy. The second short comedy, a clever narrative be- tween Jusnita McKinney as She , and Jack Sprayberry' as He, ls en- titled On the Way Home. Next will be the cunning comedy Outwitted, enacted by Frances Kelly, as Sophia, fContinued on Page Four! Rome High Defeats Centre 26-14 As THE ROMAN went to press, the l-lilltoppers of Rome High School racked up their seventh victory of the 1941 season by pushing back a fighting team from Centre. Ala.. in the last quarter to win ss-14. The Romans tallied twice in the first half to make the score I2-0. ln the second half, however, Cen- tre came back with a fighting spirit which the Hilltoppers could not stop until the visitors were leading 14-12. But the Blue and Gold came to life in the last quarter and scored twice on a 50- yard pass and s 65-yard quick kick runbaek. Scoring touchdowns for Rome High were Cook, Rucker Ui, and Akins. For the visitors. Ellis and Cochran. BOARD 0F ED CATIO B. F. QUIGG, A. B. Superintendent .X . e Rome City Schools H. C. BREWEk,ffAg BL b ' Davidson College - ' ' ' University of Chicago Assistant Supefintemlenlfi Rome CifySehools X ' A ' Wake Foiesr College T Q' University of Virginia MEMBERS 0F BOARD Mr. W. F. Barron Mr. George Watts Mr. Aubrey Matthews Dr. R. C. Maddox Mr. Doyle Moore 6lCu . BOYi HIGH i CHO0L A. s. sssm, R.s.g'fs'aie4piQ, Mathematics, Tennessee State Teachers:CollGB6, Peabody College 79? MRs.FRANx SHROPSHIRE,A.B., English, Shorter College' ik' MRS. ,IAME5 LOWERY, B.S., Commercial, Berry College . lleee W elelll R i -e-l - . -,'--- K K l l' ' :kl ,VAQQA ' gli J. B. TROTTER A.B. French English Fur- man University 'A' Miss DOROTHY Esrw, A.B., M.A., English, Shorter College, Col- umbia University il' H. E. AYERS, B.S., Commercial, Mathe- matics, Georgia Teachers College if H. T. MALONE, B.S., History, Civics, Clemson College H. Q. TUCRER, A.B. Principal Boys High Oglethorpe University if T. N. CLINARD, A.B., M.A., History, English, Bihlc, Bethel College, Pea- body College fl' H. J. CAVAN, B.S., Coach of Athletics, Civics, University of 'fi' MRS. BILL DRIVER, A.B., Librarian, University of Georgia, Emory University 'IG' Miss MURIEL TURNER, A.B,, Mathematics, Civics, Shorter College Georgia. 53' MRS. LYDEL HUNT, B.S., Commercial Arithmetic, Typing, University of Georgia J. S. HISE, B.S., Science, University of Georgia 73' A. W. DERRICK, A.B., Band Director, Vanderbilt. J. B. MADDOX, A.B. Principal, Girls High University of Georgia First Row: MRS. HORACE DEMPSEY, A.B., English, Shorter College il' Miss MABEL THOMPSON, A.B., M.A., Mathematics, Bible, Shorter College, Columbia University 73' MISS LUCY BARRETT, A.B., Commercial, LaGrange College, Bowling Green Business University lf? Miss ELIZABETH HARRIS, B.L., History, Shorter College. Second Row: MISS FLORENCE Toon, A.B., Geography, Civics, Shorter College, Columbia University, Emory University Yi' MRS. MARY HUGHES WATSON, A.B., M.A., English, Latin, Murray State College, Peabody College '15 MRS. ELLIOTT EVANS, A.B., English, Typing, Bessie Tift College MRS. NEVIN PATTON, JR., A.B., Chemistry, Biology, Shorter College. Third Row: MISS FRANCES HARRIS, A.B., Commercial, Shorter College El' MISS EVA CANTRELL, A.B., Mathematics, Shorter College 'ff MR. S. D. DUNCAN, B.S., French, Biology, Georgia Teachers College, Tulane University 53' MRS. EDWARD BEST, A.B., English, Allegheny College. Fourth Row: MR. J. W. WOODALL, A.B., English, Sociology, Mercer University 791' MISS ELIZABETH POWERS, A.B., Science, Mathe- matics, Shorter College W MISS SUE GRIFEITI-I, Domestic Science, Georgia State College for Women 'fl' MISS KATHRYN TEDDER, A.B., Librarian, Georgia State College for Women. GIRL HIGH acu lg Quooi s sf v E , ug, X ma Wafer On the city's central hilltop Reared against the sky Proudly stands our Alma Mater As the years roll by. CHORUS Forward ever be our watehword Conquer and prevail Hail to thee, our Alina Mater Rome High School all hail. Cherished by her sons and daughters Memories still throng Hail to thee, our Alma Mater As we sing our song. eniord ...O icerd BoYs SE 1011 CLASS W KIMBALL SALMON Vire President J X ANSEL SHARP Secretary LAURENS Donsmr President JOHN Coox . . LEO WOLLSTEIN FRANK STOREY SAM BYRD . Treasurer Historia n P ro pbfz . Poet 1942 CARL ALBERT BAUER, JR. fCcnsoredj ACADEMIC COURSE Hi-Y club '42, Scribbler's club '42, French club '42, Drill Sergeant '42. ROBERT FRANKLIN BRADEN Braden COMMERCIAL couRsE J.V. Basketball '39, Varsity Basketball '41, J.V. Football '39, '40, Varsity Football '41, '42, Base- ball '39g '40, Sophomore Literary Club '40, Circus '40, '41, Hi-Y club '40, Drill Sergeant '42, Glee club '39, '40, R club '42. SOLOMON MAx BREDOSKY Slamic COMMERCIAL COURSE Circus '39g '41g '42, Freshman Literary club '39, Glee club '41, CHARLES ,FREDERICK BROOKS rfcbouyn COMMERCIAL couRsE Circus '39, '40, ,I.V. Basketball '40, Band '40, '41, '42, Vice-Pres. Senior Scribblers '42, Presi- dent Commercial club '42, Hi-Y club '42, Senior Play '42, Dramatic club '42, Drill Sergeant '42. ALVA BROCK I Sylvia f AcAuEMIc COURSE 9' 1 .val 'ul' ..4...a-anvil' eniorri HENRY THURSTON BELL Henry T. A ACADEMIC coURsE Hi-Y club '42, French club '42, Scribbler's club '42 -.I.. 7, - :-ugh. 19 .I .J 11.- 1: -- ' ' . WILLIAM A. BLALocIs 1 F Bill COMMERCIAL COURSE Commercial club '41-'42 GORDON BROWN COMMERCIAL couRsE Commercial club '42 Glee club '41, Hi-Y club '41, '42, Scribblers club '42. eniom GEORGE H. BunNE'r'r Einstein AcADEMxc COURSE Treasurer of Stamp club '40 JACK TURNER CARLSON jackson ACADEMIC CounsE D' A fn 7' . O , Joi-IN C. DAVIS fPIobnny!3 COMMERCIAL counsn Band '39, '40, Sophomore Literary Club '40, Dramatic club '41, '42, Junior Scribblers club '41, Senior Scribblers Club '42, junior Roman Staff '41, Senior Roman Staff '42. ALNULD Drxon 'Beneditf' ooMMExCrAL COURSE 1942 SAM BYKD rexedn COMMERCIAL COURSE Joi-:N HoMEn Coon jx. ffcripll ACADEMIC coullsl-2 Circus '39, '40, '42, J.V. 'Football '39, '40, Roman Staff '39, '41, Freshman Literary club '39, Sophomore Literary Club '40, Scribblers club '41, '42, Hi-Y club '41, '42, Varsity Football '41, '42, Varsity Basketball '40, '41, '42, Senior Play '42, Drill Sergeant '42, French club '41, '42, Glee club '40, '41, R club '42, President R club '42, Treasurer Senior Class '42, Vice-President Hi-Y club '42, Captain Basketball '42, Dramatic Club '40, '41, '42. EDvAnD DALE ACADEMIC counsn club '41 , '42. LAURENS DORSEY ACADEMIC COURSE . President Senior Class, Sophomore Literary club '40, junior Scribblers '41, Senior Scribblers '42, Hi-Y '41, '42, President Hi-Y '42, French Club '41, '42, Junior Debater '41, Commencement Exercises '41, Hi-Y Program Conference Delegate '42, Drill Sergeant '42, Chairman Defense Stamp Sales '42. j,V. Football '39, Cheer-Leader 41, '42, Roman Staff '42, Senior Poet Commencement Exercises '40 41 Orchestra Concert '40, '41, H1 Y 1942 WILLIAM EDWARD DUNWOODY rrBiuyn ACADEMIC COURSE Class Basketball '39, j.V. Basketball '40, Varsity Basketball '41, '42, Circus '40, Band '39, '40g '4lg '42, Commencement Exercises '40, French club '41, '42, R club '42, Drill Sergeant '42. JAMES M. GENTRY Jimmie ACADEMIC COURSE Freshman Math Club '58, Circus '38, '39, French club '41, Class Basketball '39, Drill Sergeant '42. JAMES D. FREEMAN n1.D.n COMMERCIAL COURSE Stamp Club '40 ARTHUR GRAY COMMERCIAL COURSE Freshman Math Club '38 STUART A. EAST Slick ACADEMIC COURSE Drill Sergeant '42 -s y.. eniord I JAMES LEwIs GAINEs . Womb U ACADEMIC COURSE , 1 . 1 .. fl' ' ' IW' I- -- I-. . . 12 ,. ' If , ., v - ' THOMAS EDWARD GIBSON r1Edn ACADEMIC COURSE Circus '40 v PAUL WILLIAM GIIEELEY Paul ACADEMIC CovnsE Band '40, '41, '42, Band Captain '42, Hi-Y Secretary '42, Circus '41, Drill Sergeant '42. r '39, '40, '41, Hi-Y '4l. eniom THOMAS TALMADGE GRESI-IAM TuImadge ACADEMIC COURSE Varsity Football '42 CLYDE HENDRIX rrB-Bn COMMERCIAL COURSE Varsity Football '41, '42, j.V. Foot- ball '39, Basketball '40g '41, R club Program Chairman '42, Circus 2 GEORGE F. HOOPER, JR. A' ffl-Ioopn COMMERCIAL COURSE Glee club '41, Commercial club '42, Hi-Y club '42. JOEL T. KILGORE ffI.T'!J ACADEMIC COURSE 1942 RALPH HARRIS Donald Duck - COMMERCIAL COURSE Glee club '41, Sophomore Literary club '40, Circus '40, NV. C. HICKS, JR. ffDocll COMMERCIAL COURSE Vice-President Commercial Club '42 .ALFRED JONES Ionesie ,ACADEMIC COURSE Freshman Literary club '39, J.V. Football '39, j.V. Basketball '39, Sophomore Literary club '40, Sec- retary Stamp club '40, Junior Scribblers '41, Dramatic club '41, Junior Roman Staff '41, Glee club '41, Senior Scribblers '42, Sports Editor Roman Staff '42, Radio Dra- matic club '42, Drill Sergeant '42. KIRTON KING Buddy ACADEMIC COURSE Hi-Y club '41, Treasurer of Lunch room '42 1942 CONSTANTINE P. LAMPROS Pete ACADEMIC COURSE Stamp club '40, Band '41, '42, Band Concert '40, '42, Hi-Y '41 '42, Drill Sergeant '42, RADFORD LANE fIRatD COMMERCIAL COURSE DONALD FREDERICK MADDEN fPFred3l ACADEMIC CouRsE French Club '41, Class Basketball '40, Drill Sergeant '42. LEoN MCCI-IARCUE Curley ACADEMIC COURSE J.V. Football '39, Circus '40, Stamp club '40, Hi-Y club '41, Usher Senior Play '41, Junior Scribblers '41, junior Roman Staff '41, Senior Scribblers '42, Senior Roman Staff '42, French club '42, Bowling team '40, '4l. eniord JOHN H. LANE COMMERCIAL COURSE Band '39, '40, Class Basketball '40, '41. ALONZO LARY LESTER, JR. Buttercup COMMERCIAL COURSE Glee club '40, Roman Staff '39, '40, '41, '42, Scribblers club '42, J.V. Basketball '40, Drill Sergeant ELLIOTT MCCARTI-IA ACADEMIC COURSE Glee club '39, '40, Circus '40, Hi-Y '41, '42, Band '40, Band Concert '40, Commencement Exercise '40, Drill Sergeant '42. HERMAN GERARD MCGINNIS rrHuskyIs COMMERCIAL COURSE Hi-Y club '42, French club '42, Commercial club '42, Roman Staff '42, Senior Scribblers '42. eniord E. C. Munnocx rfC'E-D 1 , ACADEMIC counsxz Glee club '39, '40g '41, Circus '38g '39g '40, '41, Band '39g '40g '41, Band Concert '40g '41, Com- mencement '39g '40g '41, Hi-Y '40, '41, Freshman . Literary club '39, Drill Sergeant '42, Vocalist for Orchestra '40g '41. f 1 HENRY EUGENE OT1' Red ACADEMIC COURSE ' Baseball '38, J.V. Football '40, '4'1, Varsity Football '42. b f CHARLES PEYTON Charlie COMMERCIAL COURSE j.V. Football '40, '41, Varsity Foot- ball '42, R club '42. MONROE OZMENT Short Stuf' COMMERCIAL COURSE Circus '39g '40, '41 1942 Vnxcn. A. NOLAN, Jn. At-a-cuss COMMERCIAL COURSE Glee club '41, Hi-Y club '41g '42, Commercial club '42, Scribblers Club '42. DEAN OwENs, jx. ACADEMIC COURSE Sophomore Literary French club '4-lg club '40, Band '40, '41, '42, Junior Scribblers '41, Senior Scribblers '42, junior Roman Staif '41, Senior Roman Staff '42, Hi-Y club '42, Orchestra '40, Commencement Exercises '40, Circus '4l. RALPH MAxwELL PAYNE ACADEMIC COURSE Freshman Literary club '39, Glee club '40, Commencement Exercises '40, Band Concert '40, junior Scribblers '41, Junior Roman StaE '41, Delegates to G.S.P.A. '41, Hi-Y club '41, '42, Announcer for Com- mencement '41, Senior Roman Staif '42, Senior Scribblers '42, French Club '419 '42, Treasurer Hi-Y '42, Feature Editor of Roman '42, Edi- tor High School Chatter '42, Senior Play '42. EDWIN E. Plurcl-xE'r'r ff Tony!! ACADEMIC COURSE Hi-Y club '42, Drill Sergeant '42 CHARLES COLEMAN PRO:-HET1' V Football '38, '40, Freshman Mat club '38, Hi-Y club '40, Scribblers club '40g '42, Roman Sta '40, '42, Circus '39, Drill Sergeant '42, Varsity Football '4lg '42, R club 42 Drill Sergeant '42, 1942 1 rrsboftyn ACADEMIC COURSE KIMBALL SALMON HK!! ACADEMIC COURSE Vice-President Senior Class '42, Band '40g '41, '42, Commencement Exercises '41, Freshman Lit- erary club '39, Co-Editor junior Roman Staff '41, Co-Editor Senior Roman Staff '42, Junior Scribblers '41, Senior Scribblers '42, French club '41, Vice-President French club '42, J.V. Basket- ball '40, Dramatic club '42, Bowling Team '404 '41, Senior Play '42, Band Concert '40, '41g '42, Drill Sergeant '42, Circus '39, '40. DAVID JOSEPH SEWELL frsupern ACADEMIC COURSE DANIEL NORMAN SNYDER Daniel Boone COMMERCIAL COURSE eniom G. W. Run fIGeeD COMMERCIAL CouRsE ' Freshman Literary club '39, Hi-Y club '42, Roman Staff Typist '42, Commercial club '42. B I WILLIAM ELBERT SATTERFIELD Steve COMMERCIAL COURSE geant 42. ANSEI. MIREE SHARP . Esquire . ACADEMIC couRsE Secretary Senior Class '42, Circus '39, Freshman Literary Club '39, junior- Roman Staff '41, Senior Roman Staff '42, junior Scribblers '41, Senior Scribblers '42, French club '41, Secretary French club '42, Secretary R club '42, Commencement Exercises '41, Bowling team '40, '41, j.V. Football '39, '40, '41, Varsity Football '42, Basketball '4lg '42, Baseball '39, '41. Frank ACADEMIC COURSE '42, Class Prophet '42. Qt Circus '39, Varsity Football 40 ffl '41, Stamp club '40, Drill Ser CHARLES FRANKLIN STOREY I Varsity Basketball '40, '41, 42 Varsity Football '42, J.V. Football '41, French Club '41g '42, R club eniorzi Roy THOMAS COMMERCIAL COURSE .J ROBERT LEWIS WARNER Robert ACADEMIC COURSE French club '41, junior Scribblers '41, Junior Roman StaE '41, Senior Scribblers '42, Senior Roman Staff '42. W .4 wr is ROGERS MARION WILLIAMS ffBi'd,! .COMMERCIAL COURSE Glee Club '38, '39, Band '40g '41, '42, Student Band Director '42, Circus '41, Commencement Exer- cises '37g '38, '39, Drill Sergeant '42. Glee Club '41 AUDLBY WELCI-I Disorderly ACADEMIC couRsE Scribblers '42 HAROLD WILsoN K1u pa ACADEMIC CouRsE Orchestra '41, Circus '41, Commencement Exer- cises '41. 1942 C. B. VINCENT ACADEMIC COURSE WILLIAM WENDELL WEAVER COMMERCIAL COURSE J.V. Football '39, '40, Glee club '40, '41, Com- DONA1.D W. WELCH Welcbel COMMERCIAL CouRsE Commercial club '42, Circus '38 '39, Freshman Math club '38, Drill Sergeant '42. HOUSTON WILLIAMS Hkedi! COMMERCIAL COURSE Glee Club '41, Hi-Y '42, Commercial Club '42. LEO A. WOLLSTEIN Arnold ACADEMIC COURSE J.V. Football '39, '40g '41, J.V. Club '42, Class Basketball '40, Circus '39, '40, Secretary of Dra- matic Club '41, junior Roman Staff '41, Glee club '41, Junior Scribblers '41, Chairman junior- Senior Prom '41, Senior Roman Staff '42, Senior Scribblers '42, Drill Sergeant '42, Historian of Senior Class '42. BOYS SE IOR CLASS HI TORY The 68 boys who make up the class of 1942 entered Rome High as freshmen in September, 193 8. 198 entered as freshmen but only 68 have survived. Our biggest memories of that year are topped by the surprise that we were not the most important people in Rome or in the High School, we remember well how the sophomores impressed it upon us that we were lowly freshmen, nothing more. But we went to work on our subjects fCivics, English, Mathematics and Historyj and soon found that they weren't0 so hard after all. Interesting events of that year were:' The new Rome I-figh Band made its debut under the direction of Mr. A. W. Derrick .... Part of our building burned, and we had to take some classes in the gym. The Fall of 1939 found us as Rome High Sophomores, and how big and important we felt. We were saddened, however, by the girls' moving out to their new High Sclpolg the shock of their leaving was made gradual, however, by the necessity of having Split- session days at school until final work on the new building was completed. Q - V. , As Juniors of Rome High we felt like veterans of high school work, and we en- tered full blast into as many high school activities as our schedules wouldipermit. fought on the football teams, the basketball teams, and the baseball teams, we joined the Hi-Y if our records and experience were good enoughg we put out an issue of The Roman, and we participated in the interesting meetings of the Junior Scribblers, the French Club, and other organizations. An interesting event of that year was the partial destruction of our chimney by a severe blast of lightning. We had a four-day holiday until the rebuilding was done. As we entered the now-familiar portals of old Rome High for our last year of study and play, we felt that our Junior, Sophomore, and Freshman years had slipped by all too quicklyg we realized suddenly that we were to have only nine more months up here. So we plunged into our work in order to make our last year a memorable one. It was memorable also for these events: the study of the Bible was introduced at Rome High . . . Defense stamps were sold by the Hi-Y to help Uncle Sam win the war . . we listened to President Roosevelt as he demanded that Congress declare war on the ,laps . . . we were taught some of the fundamentals of good marching so we could present a neat appearance at parades. Now our four years are over. Looking back on them, we see that they weren't perfectg but they were full of interest, and we know that we will remember them happily and seriously. icem GIRLS SE 1011 CLASS W FRANCES BkoAcH Vice President 'F Q LL BETTY BOYD President W, 1 L7 EDITH COMBS Secrvlary O,NEAL VEATCH . . H1-'f0Vf'W EVELYN WINGATE . Pwllbff FRANCES KELLY . PM 1942 ELOISE ALEOIID E.Lois HOME ECONOMICS COURSE Freshman Literary club '39, Sopho- more Literary club '40, Glee club '40, Majorette '40, '41, '42, Com- mencement Exercises '40g '4lg '42, Circus '40g1 '41, Class Day Exer- cises '40g '41, '42, Fashion Show '40, '41, '42, Tri-Hi-Y '42, Sub Deb '42, Dorus G. ANDREWS nD0tn COMMERCIAL COURSE Tri-Hi-Y club '41, Dramatic Club '41, One-Act Plays '4l. BETTYE V. ATKINS COMMERCIIKL COURSE Freshman Literary club '39, Drill Team '41, Tri-Hi-Y '42. MARIE AYERS Monkey HOME ECONOMICS COURSE Glee club '41, '42, Tri-Hi-Y club '41, '42, Sub Deb '42. Mvnox ANDEnsoN ACADEMIC couass eniom French club '41, '42. FRANCES E. P SYBII. ANDREWS r'Pu7ll',J8 ' 4 I COMMERCIAL COURSE Circus '39, '40, Dramatic Club '42, One-Act Plays '42Z I lf 1' LOUISE ATKINS Frankie COMMERCIAL COURSE Circus '41, High School Bowling League '41 jf' QCaptainj . 3 ' W. I MYM Nl-ZLL BAIIw COMMERCIAL counsn Sophomore Literary club '40, Fash- ion Show '40, Glee club '41, Band Concert '4l. Glee club Concert '41, Dramatic club '42, Tri-Hi-Y club '42, Majorette '40, '41, '42. eniom . BETTYE BARTON . HOME 'ECONOMICS COURSE Freshman Literary club '39, Sophomore Literary club, '40, High School Circus '40g '41, Majorette '40, '41, 42, Class Day Exercises '40g '41, '42, -Fashion, Show '40g '41, '42, Usher at One-Act Plays' '41, Commencement Exercises '41, '42, Tri-Hi-Y Club '42, ,Dramatic Club '41, '42, .sph Deb '42,'junior Scribblers '41, junior Roman Staff '41, Senior' Roman Staff '42, Senior Scrib- 1942 MARY BARTON COMMERCIAL COURSE Maiorette '40, '41, '42, Class Day Exercises '40, Band Concert '40, Fashion Show '40, junior Scribblers '41, junior Roman Staff '41, Circus '41, Exchange Editor Roman '41, Senior Scribblers '42, Senior Roman Staff '42, Exchange Editor Roman '42, Tri-Hi-Y '42, Sub Deb '42, Dramatic club '42, Girls' High BETTY Bovn Q blers '42 . MILDRED BASKIN Midge A, A EMIC COURSE Glee club 'xg '4lg '42 QTreasurer of Glee clubj '42, French Club '41g '42, Senior Scribblers club '42, Cheerleader '42, Sub Deb '42, Glee 5' club Concert '39, '40. Bowling League '40. FRANCES BAUCH COMMERCIAL COURSE President of Freshman Literary Club '39, Tri-Hi- Y Club '42, Sophomore Literary Club '40, Class Day Exercises '40. BETH ANN BRIDGES Aunt Sissy FRANCES BOLTON BROACH B-Square ACADEMIC COURSE French Club '41, Tri-I-I,i-Y club '41, Local Editor junior Roman '41, junior Scribblers' club '41, President Junior Class '41, Timekeeper jr.-Sr. Debate '41, Delegate Tri-Hi-Y Program Planning Conference '42, Co-editor High School Chatter '42, President Tri-Hi-Y club '42, President Senior Class '42, President Sr. Scribblers '42, President French club '42, Sub-Deb '42, Feature Editor Roman '42, Chairman Class Day Exercises '42. Bolton ACADEMIC COURSE Sophomore Literary club '40, Glee club '40, '41, '42, Vice-President '42, Junior Scribblers '41, junior Roman Staff '41, Tri-Hi-Y club '42, Senior Scribblers '42, Senior Roman Staff '42, French club '41g '42, Majorette '42, Sub-Deb club '42, ,Glee club Concert '40, '41, '42, Commencement Exercises '41, Christmas Pageant '42, Chapel Plays '41, Vice-President of Senior Class '42 HOME ECONOMICS COURSE Freshman Literary club '39, Com- mencement Exercises '38g '41, Sophomore Literary club '40, Drum Majorette '40g '41g '42, Band Con- cert '40, Dramatic club '40, '4l: '42, Fashion Show '39, '40, '42, Jr. Scribblers club '41, Usher in One-Act Plays '40, Circus '41, One- Act Play '41, Book Reviewer on Roman Staff '42, Tri-Hi-Y club '42, Class Day Exercises '40, '42, Senior Scribblers '42. FLQRALEE BROCK COMMERCIAL COURSE Freshman Literary club '39, Band '40, '41, '42, Class Day Exercises '40, Circus '39, '40, French club '4l. 1942 CORINNE MURIEL BROWN Carney ACADEMIC COURSE Glee club Concert '39, '40, Glee club '39, '40, '41, Usher at Band Concert '41, Circus '39, '40, '41, Usher at One-Act Play '39, Sub- Debs '41, '42. MAY VONNE C ARLSON 93 Bonnie COMMERCIAL COURSE Class Day Exercises '40, Band '41, French club '41, '42, Tri-Hi-Y club '42. EDITH BROWN CoMBs Edie ACADEMIC COURSE Freshman Literary club '39, French club '41, '42, Sophomore Literary club '40, Glee club '39, '40, '41, '42, High School Circus '39, '40, Majorette '40, '41, '42, Commence- ment Exercises '39, '40, '41, Glee club Concert '59, '40, '41, '42, Secretary of Senior Class '42, Dra- matic club '41, '42, Senior Play '42, junior Scribblers club '41, junior Roman Staff '41, Senior Scribblers club '42, Roman Staff '42, Sub-Deb club '41, '42, Vice- President of Sub-Deb club '40. DORIS COLLEEN' DAVIS rfcolan COMMERCIAL C OURSE Glee club '40, '41, '42, Glee club Concert '40 '42, Class Day Exercise '40, Commencement Exercise '40. 'Hmm ,, I eniord CHRISTINE BURKI-IALTER Tennis COMMERCIAL COURSE Glee club '39, '40, '41, Glee club Concert '40, '41, Commencement '39, '40, Freshman Literary club '39, Sophomore Literary club '40, Circus '39, '40, '41, Dramatichcluh '40, '41, '42, Tri- Hi-Y club '41, '42-, Majorette '41, '42, Drill Team '40, '41, Senior Play. I 'J , O so LOUISE CHANDLER COMMERCIAL 'EQURSE Glee club '42, Glee'club Concert '42, Style Show '40, '41, '42, Class Day Exercise '42. '1 TOMMIE CRUMBLEY COMMERCIAL COURSE DORIS ELIZABETH DAvIs ACADEMIC COURSE Band '39, '40, '41, '42, Band Con- cert '40, '41, '42, Orchestra '41, junior Scriblulers club '41, junior Roman Staff '41, Senior Scribblers Club '42, Senior Roman Staff '42, French club '41, '42, Tri-Hi-Y '42. eniom ELEANOR DEBRossE ' . -. Bossy ' ' -' ' ' HOME ECONOMICS coURsE 6 I ' Qlee club '41, '42, Dramatic club '41g '42. . -fps I gl OPAL EVERETT Big Apple HOME ECONOMICS COURSE Freshman Literary club '39, Glee Club '39, '40. Circus '39, '40, '41, Commencement Exercises '39g '40, '41, Sophomore Literary club '40, Band-Majorette 340, '41, '42, Junior Scribblers '41, Senior Scrib- blers '42, Junior Roman Staff '41, Senior Roman Staff '42, Sub-Deb Secretary '40, '41, '42, Tri-Hi-Y Club-Vice President '41, '42, Dra- matic Clufx '40: '41, '42, Vice President Dramatic club '41, Senior Play '42, French Club '42, Treas- urer French club '42, Class Day Exercises '40g '42,0ne-Act Play '41. 4 3. ELIZABETH GARRETT COMMERCIAL COURSE DORIS LOUISE GREENE HDD!!! COMMERCIAL COURSE Glee club '40, '41, Concert '41, '42. 1942 BE'I'I'YE SUE ELLIS S11ook COMMERCIAL COURSE EVELYN FULMER frEIy0nv COMMERCIAL COURSE Dramatic club '42, Basketball '42. GLADYS GRAY erpuggn COMMERCIAL COURSE Freshman Literary club '39, Vice President Sophomore Literary club '40, Glee club '40, Circus '39, '40, '41, Glee club Concert '40, Com- mencement Exercises '399 '40, 41, Dramatic club '40, '41, '42, Drill Team '40, '41, Majorette '41, '42, Tri-Hi-Y club '42. IMOGENE HALL Gene COMMERCIAL COURSE Freshman Literary club '39, Sophomore Literary club '40, Circus '40g '41, Dramatic club '40, '41, '42, Cheer Leader '41, '42. 1942 MYRA RUTH I1ARRlS Toorllum COMMERCIAL COURSE Class Day '40, '42, Band '40, '42, Band Concert '40, GAYLE HINE ACADEMIC COURSE Freshman Literature club '39, Band Concert '39, Glee club '40, '41, '42, President of Glee club '41, '42, junior Scribblers club '40, '41, junior Roman Staff '40, '41, Commencement Exercises '42, One Act Plays '42, Cheer Leader '41, '42, Senior Scribblers club '41, '42, Dramatic club '40, '41, '42, President Dramatic club '41 '42, Tri-Hi-Y club '41, '42, Glee club Concert '41, '42, Band '39. HELEN DEAN JOHNSON Drama COMMERCIAL COURSE Freshman Literary club '38, '39, Circus '39, Sophomore Literary club '39, '40, Majorette '39, '40, '41 CAROLYNNE CLEMENT KEITH Kitty COMMERCIAL COURSE Class Day Exercises '40, French club '40, '41, '42 Glee club '41, '42, Secretary Glee club '41, '42 Glee club Concert '41, '42, Band Concert '4'1 Tri-Hi-Y club '41, '42, Dramatic club '41, '42 One Act Play '42, Commencement Exercises '41, Drill Team '41, eniord MYRTICE VIRGINIA HART - Kid COMMERCIAL COURSE W Drill Team '40, '4l. 'O Q FLOREJNE ELIZABETH JACKSON Holy-Belle , HOME ECONOMICS COURSE Literary club '39, '40, Circus '40, Commencement Exercises One Act Plays '41, Class Day ercises '40, '41, Dramatic club '41, '42, Glee club '39, '40, club Concert '40, Tri-Hi-Y '41, '42. 'S 1 CAnoL JOHNSTON ACADEMIC COURSE Sophomore Literary club '40, Vice-President Sophomore Literary club '40, French club '41, '42, junior Scribblers club '42, Senior Roman Staff '42, Tri-Hi-Y club '42, Sub-Deb '42, FRANCES ANN KELLY Prxrflyn ACADEMIC COURSE '39, '39, Ex- '40, Glee clula Usher Band Concert '39, Com- mencement Fxercises '40, '41, cus '41, '40, Sophomore Lite club '40, Sub-Deb club '40, Cir- rary '41 , '42, Vice President Sub-Deb club '41, '42, Dramatic club '40, One Act Plays '41, '42, Class '41, Day Exercises '40, '41, Poet of Senior Class '42, Freshman Literary club '40, Usher One Act Plays Usher Senior Play '41. '42, ANN ,Q I-ICME Circus 40, '42, Cheer mencement club '42, Roman '41, EVANS LUMPKIN ECONOMICS COURSE '41, Tri-Hi-Y club '41, Leader '41, '42, Com- Exercises '41, Sub-Deb Advertising Staff for '42, Senior Scribbler's club '41, '42, Class Day Exercises '42 eniom KATHERINE JOYCE KEYS lfxayli COMMERCIAL COURSE Band Concert '40, Band '41, '42. 1942 BETTYE ANN LANcsToN Bcftye ACADEMIC COURSE Dramatic club '40, '41, '42, Tri- Hi-Y club '41, '42, One Act Play '41, Sub-Deb club '40, '41, '42. Af if VIRCINIA ELIZABETH LYTLE Ginger ACADEMIC COURSE Freshman Literary club '39, Sophomore Literary club '40, Majorette '40, '41, '42, Commencement '39, '40, '41, Tri-Hi-Y club '39, '40, '41, '42, Dramatic club '41, '42, One Act Play '42, Glee club '39, '40, '41, '42, Circus '39, '40, '41, junior Scribblers '41, Senior Scribblers '42, Sen- ior Roman Staff '42, Advertising Staff '42, Sub- Deb club '39, '40, '41, '42, President of Sub- Deb club '42, Treasurer of Senior Class '42, Senior Play '42, Usher at One Act Plays '41, Class Day Exercises '39, '40, '41, Tri-Hi-Y Dele- gate to Program Planning Conference, Band Con- cert '40, '41, Vice President of Glee club '39, Campaign Chairman of Tri-Hi-Y club '42. VIRGINIA MAPI' ' lennie HOME ECONOMICS COURSE A KATHERINE JUANITA MCKINNEY One-Eater COMMERCIAL COURSE Sophomore Literary club '39, Circus '41, Usher Class Day Exercises '41, Tri-Hi-Y club '42, Senior Scrib- blers club '42, Dramatic club '42, One Act Plays '42, Senior Play '41, Majorette '42. jo ANN MARCI-IINCTON IolJnnie ACADEMIC COURSE junior Scribblers club 40, '41, Senior Scribblers club '41, '42, Cheer Leader '41, '42, Senior Play '42, junior Roman Staff '41, Senior Roman Staff '41, '42, Commence- ment Exercises '4l, Tri-Hi-Y club '41, '42, Sub-Deb club '40, '41, '42. MARTHA JOY MITCHELL rrloyfulu ACADEMIC COURSE Freshman Literary club '39, Class Day Exercises '40, Band '39, '40, French club '41, '42, Tri-Hi-Y club '41, '42, Band Concert '40. 1942 AUDREY MIZE LiliIe Audrey COMMERCIAL COURSE Freshman Literary club '39, Fresh- man Math club '39, Sophomore Lit- erary club '40, Circus '40, junior Scribblers club '41, junior Roman Staff '41, Commencement Exercises '41, Senior Scribblers club '42, Senior Roman Staff '42. BARBARA ANN NTJNNALLY ACADEMIC CoIvRsE Freshman Literary club '59, Circus '40, Sopho- more Literary club '41, Junior Scribblers club '41, Roman Staff '42, Senior Scribblers club '42, Sub-Deb club '42, Senior Roman Staff '42, BOBBIE RUTH PENN Dimplex COMMERCIAL COURSE Freshman Literary club '39, Sopho- more Literary club '40, Class Day Exercises '40, Commencement Ex- ercises '40g '41, Majorette in Band '39, '40g '41, Girls' High Bowling League '41, Glee club and Band Concert '41, Glee club '41, Senior Scribblers '42, Senior Roman Stall '42, Dramatic club '42, Dedication of Franklin Bridge '40, Tri-Hi-Y '41g '42, Debate Exercises '41, FRANCEs VIRGINIA RAINES ACADEMIC COURSE Secretary of Freshman Literary club '38g '39, President of Sophomore Literary club '59, '40, Dramatic club '40, '41, '42, Tri-Hi-Y '41g '42, French club '40g '4-lg '42, Circus '39g '40, junior Debater '40, '41, Junior Scribblers '40, '41, Senior Scribblers' Treasurer '41g '42, Junior Roman Staff '40g '41, Senior Roman Staff '41, '42, Editor-in-Chief of Roman '40g '41, '42, Delegate to G. S. P. A. '40g '41, Stage Manager for Senior Play '4lg '42, One Act Plays '41, '42. eniorfi MARY MINTA MULLINAX rrlyugu COMMERCIAL COURSE Circus '40: '41, Tri-Hi-Y club '42, Class Day Exercises '40g '41. I JEANNE ELENOR PENDLEY Slzi11pfr ' ACADEMIC COURSE Sophomore Literary club '38 '39,. Glee club '39-'40g '40-'41g '41-'42, Glee club Accompanist '39-305 '41-'42, Orchestra '40-'41, Drill Team '40-'41, Band Concert '40- '4l-'42, Tri-Hi-Y '41-'42, Com- mencement Exercises '40-'41-'42, Class Day '42, Circus '40-'41, Glee club Concert '40g 42, Orchestra Concert '41. EI.oIsE PEYTON rf Weezen , I-IOME ECONOMICS COURSE . A ' Commencement '39, Tri-Hi-Y '4l. DORIS REED HOME ECONOMICS COURSE Freshman Literary club '38, '39, Sophomore Literary club '39g '40, junior Scribblers '40g '41, junior Roman Staff '40g '41, Senior Scrib- blers '41g '42, Senior Roman Staff '41: '42, Tri-Hi-Y '41, '42, Sub- Deb cluh '42. enior RUTH REm Ifwoofll ACADEMIC COURSE Freshman Literary club '38, Sophomore Literary club. '39, Junior Scribblers '40, '41, Senior Scrib- blers '41, '42, junior Roman Staff '40, '41, Senior Roman Staff '41, '42, Commencement Exercises '41, High School Band '40, Flag Bearer '41, '42, Dramatic club '40, '41, '42, Sub-Deb club '42, Class Day Exercises. BETTY ROUTLEDGE HOME ECONOMICS COURSE Freshman Literary club '38, High School Circus '38, Sophomore Lit- erary club '39, Orchestra '40, High School Band '38, '39, '40, '41, Sub-Deb club '38, '42, Band Con- CCl't '38, '40, '4-1. TOMMIE SCOTT HOME ECONOMICS couRsE Class Day Exercises '40, French Club '40, '41, Tri-Hi-Y '41, '42. DOROTHY ANN SMITH HDMI, HOME ECONOMICS COURSE Band '39, '40, '41, '42, Band Con- cert '40, '41, '42, Math club '38, '39, Junior Scribblers '40, junior Roman Staff '40, '41, Senior Scrib- blers '41, '42, Senior Roman Staff '41, '42, Class Day Exercises '42, Varsity Basketball '42, Sub-Deb '41, '42. 1942 MABEI. CLAIRE RHINEI-IAR1' ACADEMIC COURSE Band '41, Dramatic club '42, On Act Plays '42. MARJORIE MYRLE RYDER Margie ACADEMIC COURSE Circus '40, Tri-Hi-Y LORA SMITH '41, '42. GENEVA LEE SEx'rON Genevieve ACADEMIC COURSE Glee club '38, '39, '40, Tri-Hi-Y '40, '41, '42, Phy-Chem '40, '41 Latin club '38, '39, '40, Homm Economics '38, '39, '40, Usher at Commencement '40, '41. COMMERCIAL COURSE Sophomore Literary club '40, 1942 VIRGINIA LEE SPANN Gini COMMERCIAL COURSE I Glee club '41, '42, Tri-Hi-Y '42, French club '42, Commencement I Exercises '4l. KATHERINE M. STEEL fYKdyD COMMERCIAL COURSE Glee club '40, '41, '42, Senior Scribblers '41, '42, Circus '41, Majorette '41, '42, Glee club Con- cert '42. BETTY KATHERINE THACKER frBc,-:yn COMMERCIAI. COURSE Commencement Exercises '39, '41, Class y Exercises '40, Tri-Hi-Y '41, '4 , Dramatic club '40, '41, '42, Majorettc '40, '41, '42, Dedi- cation of Franklin Bridge '40, vi EDNA EARLE TURNER Midget COMMERCIAL COURSE Glee club '38, '39, '40, '41, '42, Dramatic club '40, '41, '42, Sophomore Literary club '39, '40, Freshman Literary club '38, '39, Band Concert '39, '40, '41, '42, Commencement '38, '39, '40, '41, Circus '38, '39, '40, Glee club Concert 38, '39, '40, '41, '42, Dramatic club Plays '40, '41, '42. M. eniom ALMEDA STANSELI. fIDuk-ell HOME ECONOMICS couRsE Band '40, '41, '42, Dedication of Franklin Bridge '40, Band Concert '41, Class Day Exercises '40, Basketball '41, '42. ,fm 1 'N LUCILLE STIvERs COMMERCIAI. COURSE Freshman Literary club '39, Glee club '39, Circus '39, Band '40, '41, '42, Class Day Exercises '41, Sub- Deb '42, Commencement '41, Senior Play '42. I CORNELIA TRAMMELL CONIMERCIAL COURSE Freshman Literary club '39, Glee Club '39, '40, '41, Circus '39, '40, Commencement Exercises '39, '41, Sophomore Literary club '40, Majorette '40, '41, 42, Dedication of Franklin Bridge '40, Class Day Exercises '40, junior Scribblers '41, junior Roman Staff '41, Senior Scribblers '42, Senior Roman Staff '42, Dramatic club '42, Glee club Concert '39, '40, O'NEAI. VEATCI-I HUME ECONOMICS COURSE Freshman Literary club '39, Sopho- more Literary club '40, junior Scribblcrs '41, Tri-Hi-Y Reporter for junior Roman Staff '41, Senior Scribblers '42, Tri-Hi-Y Reporter for Senior Roman Staff '42, Tri-Hi- Y '39, '40, '41, '42, Treasurer of Tri-Hi-Y '41, '42, Class Historian '41, '42. HOME ECONOMICS COURSE eniom IKENE VINCENT Rene COMMERCIAL COURSE BETTY SUE WATSON Susie COMMERCIAL COURSE Band '39, '40, '41, '42, Band Con- cert '40, '41, Dramatic club '41, '42, Class Day Exercises '40, Dedi- cation of Franklin Bridge '40. Sl 1,2 4 MARGARET ELIZABETH WHEELER Mart COMMERCIAL COURSE Class Day Exercises '39, '40. SALLIE ELSIE WHITTLE Susie COMMERCIAL COURSE French club '40, '41, '42, Band '40,'4I. 1942 MARY ELIZABETH WALLACE Little Ha1u'hz'aa ' HOME ECONOMICS COURSE Glee club '40, Junior Scribblers '41, junior Roman Staff '41, Senior Scribblers '42, Senior Roman Staff '42, Band '39, '41, '42, Band Con- cert '39, '40, '41, Tri-Hi-Y '42, Commencement Exercises '41, Man- ager Basketball Team '42. JEANETTE WATTERS rflaynetn Glee club '39, '40, Tri-Hi-Y '41, '42, Class Day Exercises '3 9, '40. JOAN EVELYN WI-IITESIDE HOME ECONOMICS COURSE Glee club '39, '40, Sophomore Lit erary club '39, '40, Band '40, '41 '42, Orchestra '40, '41, '42, Glo club Concert '40, Band Concert '40 '41, '42, Circus '41, Tri-Hi-Y '41 '42, Class Day Exercises '42, Com mencement Exercises '42. MARGARET WIGGINS COMMERCIAL couRsE Commencement Exercises '39, '41, Class Day Ex- ercises '40, Drill Team '40, Majorette '41, '42. enior . . . Susie MAY Wituams Sue Home ECONOMICS course Freshman Literary club '39, junior Scrib- blers '41, junior Roman Staff '41, Senior Scribblers '42, Senior Roman Staff '42, 'Fri-Hi-Y '42. FRANCES WlLL1NGHAM Frankie COMMERCIAL course Glee club '39, '40, '41, '42, Freshman Literary club '39, Sophomore Literary club N194 '40, Senior Scribblers club '42, Dramatic club '42, One Act Plays '42, Commence- 0 'lt ment '39, '40, Class Day Exercises '40, Circus '39, '40, Band Concert '40, '41, '42, Glee club Concert '39, '40, '41, '42, Debate Exercises '4l. EVELYN Leorx Wiscxria ffEbl! Home rzcoNoMrcs couixse Dramatic club '59, '40, '41, Secretary of Dramatic club '42, Circus '39, '40, '41, Glee club Concert '40, One Act Plays '39, '40, Glee club '39, Class Day Exercises '39, '40, Commencement Exercises '40, Girls' Bowling Team '42, Prophet Senior Class '42. ' o MAR1AN Woon commeaciar. courtsr. Tri-Hi-Y '4l, '42, Brarrre Woornx rfshipu COMMERCIAL couasis Sophomore Literary club '39, '40, French club '40, '41, '42, Band '40, '41, Tri-Hi-Y '41, '42. Lamar Mae Woornx rfLan,yn coMMEncrAL counse Class Basketball '38, '39, Class Day Exer- cises '38, Senior Scribblers '42. DOROTHY LOGAN YATES IQDOVY Home ECONOM1CS couxse Freshman Literary club '39, Band '39, '40, '41, Sophomore Literary club '39, '40, Sec- retary of Sophomore Literary club '39, '40, Tri-Hi-Y '39, '40, 41, 42, Secretary of Tri-Hi-Y '41, '42, Tri-Hi-Y Program Planning Conference '41, junior Scrihblers '40, '41, Business Manager of junior Roman Staff '40, Senior Scribblers '41, '42, Business Manager of Senior Roman Staff '41, '42, Cheerleader '40, '41, '42, Dra- matic cluh '40, '41, '42, G. S. P. A. '41, Circus '39, '40, Roman Annual Staff '41, Sub-Deb '40, '41, '42, Commencement Ex- ercises '4l, Band Concert '39, '40, Class Day Exercises '41, Orchestra '40. GIRLS SE IOR CLASS HI TORY September, 1938, proved to be an exciting time for quite a few freshmen girls. After climbing a great number of iron steps, a large brick building known as Rome High came into view. The en- trance seemed friendly enough, so we walked bravely in. We soon were stopped at a table and were shown how to write our year's schedule. After registering, we were told that it would be all right for us to go home, but we were to be at school on Monday morning promptly at eight-thirty o'clock. On Monday morning at eight-thirty o'clock our education began. After being directed by those very friendly seniors to our home rooms, which usually turned out to be the library, Cafeteria, or even Mr. Brewer's office, we began to get to work. When this first week of torture was over, things ran more smoothly. We began to respect our upperclassmen, and we even felt natural sitting in garbage cans. QSome of the seniors thought that was amusing, but it wasn't amusing to us for lunch sacks and apple cores to be thrown on our clean dresses. Wi! studied hard until the Christmas holidays, then we went home feeling that we deserved all gifts that Santa Claus had for us. Our activities were important this year. We had representatives in the Freshman Literary Club, Glee Club, and Band. During the remaining part of the year, we had to dodge the workmen who were repairing our building. But we managed to keep them off of our minds enough to pass all our subjects. The next year, 1939, we were real sophomores. We' had the privilege of directing the freshmen anywhere we wanted to, and we did. Q When the fun of the first few weeks was over, we began to study our lessons. Everything was more difficult this year. Besides all of our other lessons, there were World History, Latin, and Second Year Math. . We had a large number of representatives in school activities in 1939 and 1940, including the Band, Sophomore Literary Club, Glee Club, and athletics. The greatest time of our entire High School life was November, 1939. We had a new school building just for the girls, and not one of those teasing boys could be seen in our classes. We were very proud of our building with all of its modern conveniences, but about a week later we began to miss our teasing friends. We looked like different people. Our hair stayed rolled up sometimes and our faces looked pale without make-up, but we managed to pull through. There was one thought on every- one's mind, We will graduate in just two more years. The next year we were juniors, and our home rooms were upstairs with the seniors. Our entire class had new and more difficult subjects, French, Geometry, Commercial Subjects, American His- tory, and Advanced Home Economics. But we didn't work all the time. There were even more activities this year. Many entered into the Dramatic Club, French Club, Junior Roman Staff, Scribbler's Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Band, and Bas- ketball. Near the end of the year, several of our members attended the Georgia State Press Association in Athens, Georgia, and the Tri-Hi-Y week-end Conference in Atlanta, Georgia. Our junior year ended with one thought in our minds, Next year we will be seniors and occupy those upstairs rooms on the left. Finally September, 1941, arrived, and for the fourth time we registered. We were seniors and we truly felt dignified. Our dignity disappeared when we saw our schedules. The list which was headed with Chemistry, Algebra, Shorthand, Typing and Senior English, seemed to have our entire year pretty well filled out. The activities this year were practically the same as the others we had had, but the Senior Roman Staff felt quite a responsibility. There were four Romans to publish, and we knew what a task that would be. After Christmas, things began to happen. Graduation cards were ordered, measurements were taken for caps and gowns, and large pictures were handed in for the Roman. To top all of these was Kid Day. On this day we all felt a little nearer Our goal. About two months before graduation, we felt the urge to study. Maybe we were pushed a little bit, but deep down in our hearts a little voice kept saying, This is your last year. You want to graduate, donit you? So we studied. 1 d Our goal as Seniors of Girl's High has been reached and now as Seniors of the Class of 1942 we p e ge: Yesterday is gone, Tomorrow is uncertain, Today is here. Use it. added 8 x .aq- ff ,DLX Lx uniora First Row: W'eyman Betts, james Blankenship, Dennis Boalch. 8 Svcoml Row: ' Billy Brown, Sam Busby, Frank Camp. T- ,pq . F' -vi Third Row: Chester Chaifm, Sam Christian, George Clouse. I Fourth Row: , 4 Vann Collier, Horace Collins, Jerome 1 I Fifth Row: 'h Eugene Curry, Julius Diprima, Albert Dowdle. ' O Sixth Row: joe Early, Speer Ezzard, H. C. Ford Fremont Fox, Horace Freeman. n unior 4 First Row: J. T. Freeman, Willard Gray, Donald Greer. Srvond Row: Rufus Griffin, Jimmie Hall, Bert Hammock. Third Row: Albers Henderson, V. R. jefts, Howard johnson. Fourfb Row: Bobby Kane, Granger Knight, Robert Lanclress. Fifth Row: William Langston, john Larimer, joe McMillan. Sixth Row: Bill Mauldin, Billy Mitchell, Noble Moore, Billy Morrison, jimmy Murphy. -af' VIR unior Firx! Row: james Nolcn, Herman Ortwcin, Marvin Otts. Sf-fond Row: Gus Perdue, K. C. Pilgrim, Hollis Pinson. Third Row: T' E Charles Poole, james Poole, Ned Powell. ' Fonrfla Row: Wallace Reed, Burl Rogers, Dan Scott. Fifib mow: 4. Preston Sewell, Kenyon Smith, Marcell Tant, joe Taylor. l Sixth Row: Milton Tippin, jr., Charles NVhitc, Wal- lace Wilkinson, Marvin Williams, Billy V'ingo. 2,3 uniom O Q Fin! Row: Mildred Acree, Betcye Arnold, Betty Balkcom, Violette Barnes. Scmnd Row: - Nelle Bell, Virginia Bennett, Margaret Bradford, Avanelle Bradshaw. Third Row: Carolyn Brauda, Mary Briggs, Bernice 'Brooks, Cloyce Brooks. Fonrlb Row: Laura Bullington, Betty Burk, Inez Bur- nette. Frances Burns. Fifth Row: P Ernie Nell Chapman, Virginia Davis. Sixfla Row: P Marie Dewbcrry, Harriette Duffey, Sara- ' lee puncan, Lillian Early, Joyce Eidson. Q - G fi A I 5. +-gg. 9 T ,1--. uniord Firsl Row: Charlotte Freeman, Irene Galloway, Lila lian Gann, Marguerite Garrett. Swami Row: Marjorie Grimes, Dorothy Hall, Carolyn Herndon, Willie Ruth Hill. Tlrinl Row: Louise Holsumback, Mary Mac Howell, Mary Ruth Hughes, Aylene Jennings. Fourth Row: Gaynell Johnson, Miriam Johnson, Vir- ginia Johnson, Effie Johnston. Fiffb Row: Patty Johnston. '- Sixth Row: Jane Keown, Alma Kerce, Carolyn King, Mary Helen King, Fm Marie Kirby. uniord First Row: Lois Knowles, Anna Logan, Marguerite Love, Annelle Mann. Second Row: P Sara Mathis, Johnnie Sue Miller, Helen Mitchell, Edna Lee Murdock. Third Row: Eloise Murdock, Joyce Norton, Helen Pappalardo, Betty Payne. Fonrlh Row: Martha Perry, Montarie Porter, Marietta Puryear, XVilma Pye. Fiflb Row: Bettye Robbins. Sixlb Row: Josephine Roberson, Edna Louise Roper, Marianne Selman, Katherine Shelley, Ger- aldine Simmons. i 5V gi f-'Q 'ii ws- vw YY? I' uniom Firsl Row: Ira Nell Snyder, Bnbhie SICPP, Rachael Lou Stivers, Bettye Ann Stone. Srruml Row: Betty ,Io Storey, Diana Strickland, Edna Suits, jennette Todd. Tbinf Row: Betty Tolbert, Clara Tumasetti, Jackie Tuggle, Bettye Washington. Fourth Row: Elizabeth Watson, Kathryn Whatley, Betty jane NVheeler, Marye Whitehead. Fifllz Row: Mnrlyn XVillis. Sixth Row: Lottie Woodall, Elizabeth Woods, Frances Woods, Frances Woods, Geraldine Young, Q . 4-it 4- ix .SZIO 0l'l'l0l'2J . Q Q W. 5 'TFP First Row: Donald Anderson, Charlus Atkins, Hearst Barbour, Dudley Barron, Oscar Battles. SUCOIIJ Row: Raymond Brown, Bill Byars. Third Row: Johnny Carter, Ray Chapman, Kenneth Cormany. Frmrifa Row: Camp Davis, Leonard Diprima, Roland Dolph. Fiflla Roux: Mack Dykes, Carlton Floyd. Eugene Bell, Milton Bennett, joe Brock, . . . .SZIQAOHQOPQJ . ls. S Firxl Row: Billy Forrest, Charlie Freeman, Joe Free- man, Sidney Freeman, Eugene Funderburk. Sc'c'ol1JRow: Horace Fuqua, Lawrence Garmon, Kellett Goodwin, Eddie Henderson, Charles Howell. Tbirzl Row: john Ingram, Forrest johnson, james Lanier. Fuurlb Row: Arthur Larimer, Bobby Marrhews, Harry Matthews. Fifth Row: ' . jack McGinnis, jack Peacock. iam.. .P .Shia omorezi . . . Firs! Row. H james Plemons, Malvin Poarch, Addison Postell, Donald Raines, jimmy Rayburn. Srvoml Row: I John Allen Robins, J. L. Rosson, james Salmon, Marshall Shannon, Charles Smith. Tfairzl Row: Cecil Stewart, Tony Tate, Harry Trulove. Fourlb Row: Albert Whitlock, Joseph Wigley, Herman Williams. F i ffl: Row: Bob Williannson. .yr 75 'Fw 'J ga' 3 Y , 4 if ,,.. .f if B .SLP 0l'l'l ored First Row: Doris Andrewsg Shirley Aronoff. Svfoml Row: Ruby Barnes, Bcttye Barton, Gwendolyn Beard. Tbinl Row: Venita Boalcl-i, Janice Borochoff, Patricia Brandon. Fourfh Row: Margaret Brannon, Ann Braselton, Sara Bray. Fiftla Row: Montyne Brock, Virginia Brooks, Betty Byrnett, Betty Burton, Inez Busby. Sixlla Row: Jeanette Caldwell, Carolyn Camp, jane Cantrell, Catherine Carnes, Louise Carver. n xlK timvv . . . 0l'I'l0I e5 403' -1 atv t 3 ' ...tt .J Firxl Row: Audrey Chapman, Norma Chapman. Srcoml Row: Monnie M. Clement, Annette Collier, Cindy Collins. Third Row: Joyce Conn, Betty Jane Daniell, Marcia Daniell. all-fir Fwfrfb Row: Sara Dollar, joan Ellis, Ruby Erwin. Fiflb Row: Virginia Farmer, Burnice Fleming, Gwen- dolyn Fletcher, Patty Fricks, Flonnie Garrett. Sixlb Row: Edna Ruth Gates, Beverly Gillespie, Kath- leen Gloer, Eloise Goss, Frances Goss. Wilsvw, 52,9 0l'l'l0l 25 Ifirxl Row: Betty Pearl Gould, Bonnie R'uth Helton. Svroml Row: Hazlehurst Herron, Jane Horn, Martha Horton. Tlairrf Row: Elaine Huskey, Bettye Hutcherson, Annie Johnston. Fourth Row: Mary Sue Johnston, Joyce Jones, Vonnie Lou Jones. lfifllw Row: Wanda King, Cliff Laney, Edna Latham, Mildred'Lntimer, Marie Lawler. Shxlb Row: Nathalie Lumpkin, Merriam Lytle, Mar- garet McClain, Mary Lynn McMullan, Josephine Martin. J ' w wm A,-nv 43' Y rf- vo-H--p f 5 an 3 Nqr Aon. 1 Q---qv wi ,ai --1... . . . 0l'l'l0l'25 Fin! Row: Evelyn Mayo, Treva Mickle. Suroml Row: Mary jane Millican, Aralyn Mitchell, Marianne Moreland. Thin! Row: Frances Morris, Flora Murphy, Iilsanne Neal. Fourth Row: Virginia Nolan, Ella Mae Ozmcnt, Betty Ann Pass. Fiflfj Row: Elizabeth Payne, Melissa Peacock, Girvean Phillips, Martha Popay, Betty Price. SIA HJ Row: Carolyn Raiden, Jessie Reid, Geneva Roper, Nancy Routledge, Rosezella Rowell. 52,9 lfirxf Row: Mildred Rutledge, Helen Szitterfield. SUCOIIKI Row: Mary Schilling, Dorothy Sexton, Sarah Anne Shaw. Tlainl Row: Bernice Silvers, jean Smith, Jackie Stevens. Ifunrlb Row: Wenona Strickland, Annie Mae Tanltors- ley, Bonnie Tate. Fiflb Row: Edna Tolbert, Pattie Turley, Louise W'alden, Eva Whaley, Ruth Wharton. Six tl: Ruw: Wanda Williams, Peggie White, Ruby Nell Wilson, Joy Woods, Patsy Young. ,gig up-4 J' sill ' '- f Q. - mgelmil ...of 19' L if as gfeffknlell Firxl Row: Ben Adams, Billy Anderson, Marvin Aronoff. Srvoml Row: Charles Ball, Lewis Beard , Bill Berry Tbinl Row: Griffin Braden, Edwin Brooks, Kenneth Buffington. Fourlb Row: Clyde Burkhaker, David Carlson, Bobby Chafiin. Fiflb Row: Lamar Cook, joe Couch, Robert Davis, Lewis Diprima, Cothran Duncan, Frank Ezzell. Siilla Row? Lewis Free, Harry Fricks, Allen Garner, Lamar Gemes, Lowell G ' reer, Hugh Griffin. lv' Vs.. ,, , ,7, E 'WA . 6 .iw SV fl' 'sa-19,1 Aww i felis, 65 f, : . f 1r'f rvf fo-'F' ' . ' lv' 'S War, ,... lfiiffiff t il ' . i J' vi ' imkmm First Row: Elbert Hanson, Sam Hardy, Spencer Harrison. Scrum! Row: Ralph Hcgwood Will' , i lam Hendrix, R. Hice. Tl1iri1R0u': jarvin Hill, Hugh Holleman, Walter Howell. Fourlb Row: , Edward Ivey, Irl Johnson, Melvin Johnson. Ififlb Row: Huston jones , on King, Robert Lane, Terrell Little, Charles Mar Ed Mzisbburn. Raym d able, Siilli Row: Felton Mulliey, ur ock Melvi McGill. James , n McLeod, Clyde Nolan, Bobby Owens. jack M d -Sn gfeflknlell Firsl Row: Marvin Owens, Bill P y aync, Lewis Perry. Sccourf Row: Sam Poppalardo R b , o ert Porter, Harry Prickett. Third Row: Herbert Pruitt, Harry Puckett, Fred Rickman. lfourib Row: Joe Robbins, Clarence Salmon, Hari Scott, Robert Smith. Fiflb Row: C. L. Stewart, Mack Tolbert, Watson Turk, Norman Van Pelt, King Wadsf worth, David Washington. Six tb Row: Charles Watkins, Bobby Wilkerson Nor- man Williamso n, Robert Wilson, ilunnie Wooten, Bobby Worsham. 303' K -' 9 his ir 5 ,. A fw f r if si reolmmen Firsi Row: Annie Neii Aycock, Patricia Barron, Beveriy Beard. f-4 ui . ,-.,., v Scrum! Row: jenny Biiiingsicy, Bcity Bobanan, Eioisc Bowman. r is Third Row: Frances Braden, Frances Bradshaw, Frankie Briggs. Yi- Fonrtb Row: Opbenia Bryant, Gioria Buckner, Mary Louise Burnett. Fifth Row: Doris Ender, Ann Camp, Winifred Can- ada, Ann Carwiie, jane Chambers. Sixtbkowz Sara Canker. Kasbieen Crowe, Berry jean Davis, Eiinor Davis, Elizabeth Davis, Bobbie Drummond. I .,,.-4' ,ga Ped 112912 1 ir.1'l Rflllft jane Duffy, Frances Duggan, Alice Dunwoody. Si'z'wm' Row: Ella Mae Evans, Ethel Fletcher, Heleil Freeman. T6inlRow: jackie Fuller, Christine Garner, Betty jean Geiger. I-burlb Row: Dorothy Greene, Betty Griswell, Bonnie ,HaigW0od. Ffffb Row: Helen Hardage, Katie Hardin, Helen Har- ris, jeancrte Hobgood, julia Hogan. Sivllz Roux: ' Betty jo Holbrooks, Rachel Harary, Betty Horton, Virginia Hubbard, Lois jacobs, Louise Jacobs. . S ft? 4? 'pm , 'Q -'VU' Q--' mhmm lfirsf Rowa jean jarrejj, Mijjke johnson, Bcrncec jones. S4-romf Row: Bcity jones, Odessa jones, Richardine Keej. TlJirJ Row: Mary Virginia Lamb, Fjorencc Lune, Tbchna Langston. lfonrtln Row: Norma Lindsey, Yoljy Liujejohn, Martha Loudermkjk. Fiffb Rowz Louise Lowe, jlvcjyn McKinney, joan MC- Nabb, Beuy Six!! 41- Row' J . Doris Massey , Lois Mnam, Mircheh. Mahaifcy, Sara Manin. Ruth May, Doris Mkhm, Nadine Mijjer, Frances 4 -If P25402 ell l ir.rl Rauf: Constance Moore, Ruth Morrison, Imogene Mosely. Sr'conrfRow: Kathryne Myrick, Frances Nichols, Charlotte Oakes. Third Row: Geraldine Olive, Estelle Parker, Elizabeth Parks. Fourlb Rauf: Gretchen Pendley, jean Porter, Carol Raiford. I-Yfflv R o uf: Eloise Register, Frances Richards, Char- lotte Richardson, Martha Sue Robbins, Martha Roberson. ' Sivlb Row: june Russell, jackie Scott, Kathleen Shiflett, Eleanor Skinner, Mary Skinner Joyce Slatron. 'Q ff-1' 1111 47 4'-'Y 63s if rea men First Raw: Sheiiy Spence, Elsie Staniey, Catherine Srewarc. Svrond Row: Giadys Srrickiand, Mary Rose Tankers- icy, Mary Aiice Tant. Tlnird Row: Katherine Tate, Corrinne Thomason, Berry Tiiiery. Fourth Row: Margaret Tiilery, Edyxbe Tucson, Eariyne Wade. Fifth Row: Ruby Waiier, Peggy Webb, Eveiyn Whire, Marsha:-Faye, Frances Wiiiiams. Sixth Row: Grace Wiiiiams, Laiihne Wliiiams, jan- erte Wiiiiams, E,ii'1aberh Wiiiingham, Martha Wiiiis, Maxine Yaiowiu.. gi N5 ai Q fi . 3 xmili A2195 Ffwihu .xdcfiuified 4-! '1iA- 3 Java-. 5 2:2 I .ar enivf .glriddfem 2 X M, 4 , , get s r 4 1 1 1 f . 'kk,' ,, f ,,,.-. K an ,,,., 5 First Row: Betty Boyd, President, Charles Brooks, Vice-President, Ansel Sharp, Secretary. Second Row: Frances Raines, Treasurer, Mrs. Frank Shropshire, Bettye Barton, Mary Barton, Carl Bauer, Thurston Bell, Mildred Baskin. Third Row: Frances Broach, Edith Combs, Polly Daniell, Doris Davis, john C. Davis, Arnold Dixon, Laurens Dorsey. Fourth Row: Opal Everett, Gayle Hine, Carol Johnston, Lary Lester, Ann Lumpkin, Virginia Lytle, Jo Ann Marchington. Fifth Row: LBOn McCargue, Herman McGinnis, junnira McKinney, Noble Moore, Virgil Nolan, Dean Owens, Ralph Payne. Sixllv Row: Bobbie Penn, Coleman Prophett, Ruth Reid, Kimball Salmon, Dot Smith, Kay Steel, Cornelia Trammell. Seventh Row: O'Neal Vcatch, Bob Warner, Audley Welch, Sue Williams, Leo Wollstein, Larry Wootan, Dot Yates. .gcril1l9fe 5 , t .1 ' X as gags lx 'WZ 1' W I ff' - ' lerr A . X ' A i J i ,exxxfg f :lit ' 4, H. . 600, 9 f lo Right aww' Wagfwces l'rl crma1C Woods' King' S1 PM 1. abcth Car ow n Nwtkcgta VIOOAS1 Nodgitv sohngofh JOYCE Ylkfgmla xx gf s , we v Kedexxiilvn l'McxtYll,,KllW' gfdllll ll' gl Ylokommc l Louxge Ecu. 6350- L ,A :sa Q Y . X 9 is L A ll e K :E , T L if Q Y. V' ve. . sa. Y 24 We 'Q if' 'hs Firsl Row: Mildred Acree, Bettye Arnold, Nelle Bell. Second Row: Mary Briggs, Inez Burnette, Albert Dowdle, Saralee Duncan, Joyce Eidson, Lillian Gann, Albert Henderson. 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Fourth Row: Jane Cantrell, Ann Carwile, Louise Chandler, Marcin Daniell. Ififlb Row: Elinor Davis, Eleanor DeBrosse, Marie Dewberry, Sara Dollar. Sixllz Row: Joyce Eidsun, Ruby Erwin, Jackie Fuller, Doris Greene, Dorothy Greene. Sl'L'l'H1lJ Row: Hazlehurst Herron, jane Horn, Betty Horton, Elaine Huskey, jean -Iarrell. Le CLA Firxl Row: Aylene Jennings, Joyce Jones, Caro- lynne Keith, Era Marie Kirby. Svfond Row: Martha Loudermilk, Nathalie Lump- kin, Merriam Lytle, Ruth May. Tbirzf Row: Mary Jane Millican, Eloise Murdock, Kathryn Myrick, Elsanne Neal. Fourlb Row: Geraldine Olive, Melissa Peacock, Jeanne Pendley, Martha Perry. Fifth Row: Jean Porter, Helen Poppalardo, Bettye Robbins, Mary Skinner. Sixlb Row: Joyce Slatton, Ira Nell Snyder, Elsie Stanley, Kay Steele, Bettye Anne Stone. Svvrnlb Row: Clara Tomasetti, Edna Turner, Peggy Webb, Evelyn NVhite, Maxine Yalowitz, ff- X91-e ei-M First Row: Betty Boyd, Presi dent' Kimb ll , a Salmon, Vice- Presidentg Ansel Sharp, Secre- t . ary, Opal Everett, Treasurerg Berrye Arnold. Scczmzl Row' Mildrd . e Baskin, Carl Bauer, Betreye Wooten, Wallace Wilkinson, Sallie W'l1it- rle. Third Row: Betty Jane Wheeler, jackie Tuggle, Clara Tomasetti, JCHIICIIC Todd, M'l ' ' 1 ton Tippin. Firxl Row: Frank Storey, Bobbie Srepp, Ira Nell Snyer, Bettye Robbins, Frances Raines. Second Row: Marietta Puryear, Martha Perry, Gus Perdue, Ralph Payne, Dean Owens. Tbirrl Row: Mary McKinney, Herman McGinnis, Leon Mc- Chargue, Edna Lee Murdock, Evangeline Moore. Fourth Ro'u': joy Mitchell, Bill Mauldin, Anna Logan, Era Kirby, Carolyn King. Fifffa Row: Carolynne Keith, Carol johnston, Aylene jen- nings, Speer Iizzard, Billy Dun- woody. Sixth Row: Albert Dowdle, lrenc Galloway, Laurens Dorsey, Doris Davis, john Cook, Edith Combs. Srzwllll Row: Frances Brunch, Carolyn Brauda, Margaret Brad- ford, Thurston Bell, Nelle Bell, J. B. Trotter, Faculty Adviser. as 9 5 , 14 - ., a ,XL 1' iv Z N. 1! P 'sr HS, - -. wo- ,vw-A 1' -Q- Q..-...Q Ill-Y CLUB .... :NN .. '2 w'9K- , wx xl -I X K i 3 ,Z . ss , X .4 :'-- - 1' First Row: Laurens D orsey, President, john Cook, Vice-President, Paul Greeley, Secretary, Ralph Payne, Treasurer, H. T. Malone, Faculty Adviser. Second Row: Carl Bauer, Thurston Bell, Charles Brooks, Julius Diprima, Arnold Dixon, Albert Dowdle, Albert Henderson. Third Row: George Hooper, Jr., Pete Lampros, Bill Mauldin, Herman McGinnis, Virgil Nolan, Dean Owens, Jr., Gus P Edwin Pritchett, Wallace Reed, G. W. Ruff, Kenyon Smith, Milton Tip in ' ' erdue. F0'll1fb Row: Ned Powell, p , jr., Wallace Wilkinson. x TRI-HI-Y CL B .... We fn. A 5. , Q X , ...V ,X 51.2, A I A A I . ti X' A ' A A 'W fir VU- 'Qi frm - WFS LQ vs. First Row: Betty Boyd, President, Opal Everett, Vice-President, Dot Yates, Secretary. Sfroml Row: Eloise Alford, Doris Andrews, Betty Atkins, Marie Ayers, Bettye Barton, Mary Barton, Betty Ann Bridges. Third Row: Frances Broach, Christine Burkhaltcr, May Vonne Carlson, Doris Davis, Gladys Gray, Gayle Hine, Floreine Jackson. Fourtb Row: Carol Johnston, Carolynne Keith, Bettye Langston, Ann Lumpkin, Virginia Lytle, Jo Ann Marehington, Joy Mitchell. Fiffb Row: Juanita McKinney, Jeannc Pendley, Bobbie Penn, Frances Raines, Marjorie Ryder, Tommie Scott, Geneva Sexton. Sixfb Row: Betty Thacker, O'Neal Veatch, Jeanette Watters, Joan Whiteside, Sue Williams, Marian Wood, Bettye Wooten. Fifst Rou ohn Cook President Football Basketball W D Akins Vice Presideng Football 'I J . , , - s - - , - , , Basketball, Baseball, Ansel Sharp, Secretary, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Bob Tolley, Treasurer, Football, Coach Cavan, Coach Sabin, Weyman Betts, Football. Second Row: Frank Braden, Football, Billy Dunwoody, Basketball, H. C. Ford, Football, Loyd Garner, Basketball, Donald Greer, Football, Chat Harrison, Football, Eddie Henderson, Football. Third Row: Clyde Hendrix, Football, Basketball, Bobby Kane, Manager Football, john Latimer, Football, Basketball, Billy Luke, Football, jimmy Murphy, Football, Charles Peyton, Football, Robert Rucker, Football. Fourth Row: David Sewell, Football, Frank Storcy, Basketball. CLUB i Q 'WV' X , ,. f,3 .35 If 9 Nav- K Left lo Right, T011 Row: Eddie Henderson, Charles Peyton, Donald Greer, Billy Dun- woody, Franklin Braden, David Sewell, Cree Kirby. Midille Row: Chat Harrison, H. C. Ford, Ansel Sharp, Secretary, Jack Sprayberry, W'eyman Betts, W. D. Akins, Vice-President. Boltom Row: Bob Tolley, Treasurer, Clyde Hendrix, jimmy Mur- phy, john Cook, President, Bobby Kane, john Latimer. 'vs OPHO 0RE LITERARY CLUB ,Q is ,, ,V , as 'Sig .... 'f- wu- -iv 'ig' ,,,, as noe ht we 'SX 5' , ,, ,,,.. Q, B OE? -i x. so' Q- x F98- Si fs. i hw Q-r fury. ,hi 3 ,..,. Q7 'ivy-wv, 4 -.L ...Fee on. 1 ani? 'V' , 1: iff , First Row: Janice Borochoff, President, Patsy Young, Vice-President, Betty Jane Burnett, Secretary, Doris Andrews, Shirley Aronoff, Ruby Barnes, Betrye Barton. Seroml Row: Gwendolyn Beard, Venita Boalch, Patricia Brandon, Ann Braselton, Montyne Brock, Virginia Brooks, Jeanette Caldwell. Third Row: Jane Cantrell, Catherine Carnes, Audrey Chapman, Norma Chapman, Cindy Collins, Marcia Daniel, Sara Dollar. Fourth Row: Ruby Erwin, Eugene Funderburk, Beverly Gillespie, Kathleen Gloer, Eloise Goss, Frances Goss, Bonnie Ruth Helton. Fifth Row: Hazlehurst Herron, Martha Horton, Wanda King, Nathalie Lumpkin, Merrian Lytle, Mary Lynn McMullan, Mary Jane Millican. Sixlh Row: Aralyn Mitchell, Marianne Moreland, Elsanne Neal, Virginia Nolan, Elizabeth Payne, Melissa Peacock, Carolyn Raiden. Seventh Rrruf: Donald Raines, jimmy Rayburn, Jessie Reid, J. L. Rosson, Mildred Rutledge, Mary Schilling, Jackie Stevens. Eighth Row: Tony Tate, Harry Trulove, Louise Upshaw, Louise Walden, Ruth Whorton, Wanda Williams, Joy Woods. DRA ATIC CL 41N T as Q1 , First Row: Gayle Hine, Presidcntg Frances Broach, Vice-President, Doris Andrews, Sybil Andrews, Bettye Arnold, Betty Balkcom, Bettye Barton. Second Row: Mary Barton, Margaret Bradford, Betty Ann Bridges, Christine Burkhalter, Edith Comb i Third Row: Opal Everette, Evelyn Fulmer, Lillian Gann, Gladys Gray, Imoge ' s, Izleanor DeBrosse, Joyce Eidson. ne Hall, Floreme jackson, Aylene Jennings. Y DRAMATIC isa-,fs 7X nv- GLB 'tx -Q, . Fw E 'ug 2 sg., 134 ssl: Q -of .V t - X -1 k'-. QV - sl r Fw I A W' N ii'- 100' aug, :L N, - , Us is xs- ,. ,K 'Z'-Rf S- f- -. Q hx ,W if ! .sf f W' f Fourth Row: Carolynne Keith, Bettye Langston, Sara Mathis, Juanita McKinney, Joyce Norton, Bobbie Penn, Frances Raines. , Se .3 f L - L iv 4 Fiflh Row: Ruth Reid, Mabel Rinehart, Josephine Roberson, Bobbie SICPP. Dianna Strickland, Bettye Thacker, Clara Tomasctti. Sixth Row: Cornelia Trammell, Edna Turner, Betty Sue Watson, Betty jane Wheeler, Frances Vfillingham, Evelyn Wingate. GONlMl.llCl First Row: Manager. F014-fth R Pilgrim. ow. Collier. Fifth Row: li C l. ll . . . Charles Brooks, President, W. C. Hicks, jr., Vice-President, Hollis Pinson, Secretary. Second Raw: G. W. Ruff, Treasurerg james Poole, Program Clmairmang Herman McGinnis, Publicity Third Row: H. E. Ayers, Faculty Adyiserg Mrs. james Lowery, Faculty Adviserg Mrs. Lydel Hunt, Faculty Adviser. - Billy Blalock, Gordon Brown, Van George Hooper, jr., Virgil Nolan, K. C. Sixth Row: Charles Poole,Burl Rogers,Kenyon Smith, joe Taylor, Wendell Weaver, Donald W. Welch. . A.W.DERRlCK DE TBA D DIRECTOR First Row: Paul Greeley, Captain of Bandg jackie Tuggle, Roger Williams, Mary Briggs Second Row: Bill Mauldin, Mary Mac Howell, Albert Dowclle, Jennette Todd. Third Row: Wallace Wilkinson, Carolyn King, Eugene Curry, Patsy Young. Fourth Row: K. C. Pilgrim. I BA D EMBER WU 1'll W' .lfffgif M'-5.4 I '1 M1 but-TY I f M' a '- 1 ,TQ 'Hf s' , Q. X- A ' Q ., . . M ,rev P . 'E 'Q :sm V: First Row: Jackie Tuggle, Mary Jane Millican, Paul Greeley, Captain, Dot Smith, Mary Mac Howell, Roger Williams. Second Row: Mary Briggs, Janice Borochoff, K. C. Pilgrim, Marianne Moreland, Carolyn King, Albert Dowdle, Rachel Lou Stivers, Rowland Dolph. Third Row: Almeda Stansell, Frankie Briggs, Kimball Salmon, Katherine Keyes, jackie Scott, Charles Brooks, Louise Walden, Catherine Carnes. Fourth Row: Jimmy Rayburn, Gretchen Pendley, Joan Whiteside, Bill Mauldin, Bobbie Lee Drummond, Jane Chambers, Noble Moore, Betty Price. Fifth Row: Bobby Kane, Edna Latham, Marvin Aronoif, Mary Schilling, Joyce Conn, Richard West, Betty Sue Watson, Jackie Fuller. Sixth Row: William Langston, Rosezella Rowell, Walter Howell, Betty jean Davis, E. C. Murdock, Catherine Shelley, Wallace Wilkinson, Helm Freeman. Seventh Rtrw: Ann Camp, Leonard Diprima, Doris Davis, Patsy Young, Billy Dunwoody, Marie Dewberry, Dallas Thomas, Sara Bray. Eighth Row: Pete Lampros, jenette Todd, Joe MacMillan, Elinor Davis, Eugene Curry, jane Horn, james Salmon, Earlyn Wade. DRUM MMORNTE r ORETTES... DRUM MAJ FRANCES AND ELEABETH WOODS K 0 O 3 DRUM NlA.l0RET'lE -'ff' :- Berry Barron Bettye Langston .wh Mary Barton E Myra Nell Baird A ii Betty Tharker Virginia johnson N. M.. .. ,QV wkq. Opal Everett Mary Lynn McMullan 'W Edna Lee Murdock Berry Balkcom, Tumbler Virginia Davis Mary Helen King i . Party olinson V? A . . ...--4 xwv ., 213.2 ,M K3 Christine Burklmlter W-w.,..,-.. Berry Ann Bridges ,M Gladys Gray Edirh Combs Willie Ruth Hill Frances Woods Geraldine Simmons 1 mr x Margaret Wiggins DMM S XX A ' ' Ruby NelX Wlson H johnson Gayne h Greene juamu McKinney Edyrhe Turion Katherine Suede Dome y N achcnie Lurnpkm Ehanne Ned Rhine Huskey .mmrke Yorrer 'Xdred Acree Nh Xne1, Burneue Hamm Xk euy ha Louderrm Mare jane Duiey Nlla Howell Ruth May Elsie Stanley Margaret Bradford Clitifixney e en Plppalardo Kathleen Gloe l' Betty Wfooten C rohjne Reich A t Beverly Beard Marianne Selmln a Gwendohjn Bea Camxlle Hardy BAND IN ACTION - YfgffSi,Ei?AS swim ,gig 'Q KESSL 'SNES fzf-W ts W?-. fees' 'V fx 'v wif? . 3-2 i xg F-qv? , ,N , M -F -x U1 'Q ' ' x Q wa- 'Q ' . my 4 ,L u '. vxiyh hi! vw mg 9,1 UNA! ur IW'lM 3 Wa an Z, 132 V: Q sir 305 XX Kai Q X wai- .1 s'f1f s'?i2Q 1 4 vf , s!,' if L' if 4 Ch i- y' .9 , ff 3 4. as ' J' gg K, W D 2,-Eff vi .-., 5? A . ff A Q , 2 9 la, ,Vx PRECEDING REGlSTRATl0N 0F GRAND PAN APRIL za 1942 3 cw ofefldlerb Left to Right: Sam Byrd, Ann Lumpkin, Dot Yates, Gayle Hines, Donald Raines, Imogene Hall, Mildred Baskin, jo Ann Marchington, Billy Hopkins. fe-5 M k ,,..4w S E 4'.,, A - , ,vig Sam Byrd Dot Yates -nw--...M-4-,-5 Billy i my sf If H Q , -a+ ..-du,-.., - f Hopkins kr Ann Lumpkin s .ns li E ivv' 3 Gayle Hines ey p f -- is M e fg , i , 1 Q'1Il69vg2 'fs' iff' il' IM ' . g m - . - aegis-Q l , .' ,S ZH L. . 5 V... .., .:.- . W 1, - 1-2. -3.25- n ' nald Raines Jo Ann Marchington Imogene Hall Mildred Baskin Afkkfiw f W 'MA M laorffa euiew f00lhAhh H' h Hilltoppers Under the expert generalship of Coaches Cavan and Sabin, the Rome ig smashed and pounded their way through a tough, ten-game slate to run up a season score of 7 victories, 2 losses, and one tie! Despite a set-back at the outset of the season in losing to the championship Bulldogs of Athens, 26-0, the Blue and Gold Eleven 'came back with such a bang that it won the next five t games, including an upset victory over ,strong North Fulton of Atlanta. These five games, and 'their scores, are as follows: Rome vs. Fulton, 34-03 against North Fulton, 20-0, against Dalton, J 39-123 against Sewanee 20-0, and over Marist, 21-6. Central High of Chattanooga stood off the Q sgkoman offense and battered the Roman defense to win by a score of 13-0g but the Hilltoppers , came right back to defeat LaGrange 27-0 and Centre 26-14. if The Thanksgiving Day Classic between Rome and the undefeated Oedartown Bull D0gs ended the season for the R.H.S. eleven. Rome scored in the first quarter, but could not push over g another point throughout the remainder of the game, while Cedartown, after being thrown back time and again, managed to score the tying seven points in the last quarter. BASKETBALL The 1941-42 Rome High Basketball season consisted of two games before the Christmas holi- days, and 16 games thereafter. 'Although both teams lost the two opening encounters to Calhoun and Acworth, the boys gathered enough power and deception to run up a season's score of 13 vic- ' tories to 5 defeats. The girls, battling against inexperience and tough competition, managed to revive in the last of the season to Win 7 games out of 18. Following the pre-holiday losses, the boys divided games with Trion, Marietta, Calhoun, and Acworth, and defeated Tallapoosa, Cartersville, McHenry, Summerville, and North Fulton two games each. The next stop was the G.l.A.A. tournament at Macon, the Romans' first contest was with the favored Tech High team, and although the game was a close one, it was decided in the last few minutes of play in favor of the Atlanta team. The Rome High Girls put up a brave struggle against better teams, and lack of experience to win 7 games toward the close of the season. McHenry, Tallapoosa, and Summerville were defeated ' l once, to make the season's score 7 wins out of 18. twice, and Cartersvil e ROME 0 ROME 32 ROME 20 ROME 39 ROME 20 ROME 21 ROME 0 ROME 27 ROME 26 ROME 7 govdfai X: ' xLe,Ys- Q1 ta- H R' 1.3 Kiowa Akm , . E,,YeYw E- TOP 2 Shaw, 10XXeY- L' . Boffom Kwon, L' T L. H- 9 0 t to NSW' G3 Ham? B s Cook' ' 3?Zfex21.Lx5s.1RvCke Hen ' ATHENS ,..... - ....... -..- ..., .-,-.... ........ -..T .......... .L...- 26 FULTON ....... -... ....... ................-..- ..... ....--...-.....- 0 NORTH FULTON .......,.... -.. ......... ....-.-.. ......... -..-.....- 0 DALTON ...................... -- ..... --..,..-.- ..... L .... - ....... . 12 SEWANEE MHJTARY AcADEMY........- .......... ..... . ..-. 0 MARIST ....... L ................................. E ............ - .... 6 CENTRAL HIGH .......... - .................. - ............... Q- 13 LAGILANGE ......... .... E .... .. ......... .. .... .. ..... 0 CENTRE ,.......,................ - .............. -..- .... .. .... L ...... -.- 14 CEDARTOWN .................................... , ...... ,.... .... E... 7 Played 105 Won 73 Lost 29 Tied 1. Coaches Cavan and Sabin O QL . fiffi-iff - Ni? L . 'QHWJVL SX , IJ '. , K , ,film ,-., 0 ' 'M V -v : X- or w?i?i5'Q:f'5' . , - . . . ff- ' ' ' - ...M , im -, iwf ' A- I f Tig-f N Vfgig x I W. ,gg Q 1 my i93,,,W,, lll J-ti. 'I ..i. ...Q .,-, :sh Q KL :ia if Q ff, W eir 1 - ' ' . X ' Q - if if a w ' .K 2' ,Q - t A 1 f , if jol1hQCook, Halfback 6 -. QI' ' , 1 Bob Rucker, Hulfbrrck Bob Tolley, Eml Clyde Hendrix, Quarterback if X W. D. Akins, Halfbark, Caplain Thomas Gresham, Guard Chat Harrison, Fullhuck r Billy Luke, Guard Jesse Oliver, Tackle Weyman Betts, Tackle Eddie Henderson, Halfback Charhe Freeman H. C. Ford, Quarterback jack Sprayberry, Center Darrell Maxwell, Manager David Sewell, Guard George Addicks, C'c'r11cr Henry Orrs, Gua Donald Greer, Tackle Charlie Peyton, Tackle John Latimer, Tarklc' 'fiiixf -A . sex, .1 Wifgikftsu , L fa, page .,.lr,,f,ig:,,..?gg7g,g,.ieg K W? f IT ?'?5:f:fe1f:,-f- X jimmy Murphy, Halfback if ,. 'N' Q3 , 1 nf 5' A ,Q ral Walter Davis, Tackle Ansel Sharp, En d Luke and Gresham, Guards 4 .. W. ,fkw joofgaf Smeg E , S ix. Y a 6 x mi gig. . sf if .. Q. ?'i?!'i,'.f M 'git mai-X L im dbx f i- : 'Eg'Eq' K PW L' V- M' u'- ' W' V ' aff ' . A K, Q- 5. X -512, ' 3 5 ,. ?1f':'? A f - 'Q ,nf-. ,yxqJHw ,X ' - K W up -i .L gy. -fv z -rf.vxf'f:.- J Q . . .M - Y - - - , H Eg P. .4-2 A ,- A , 1- . --L5-ff-Nyc ' ' J., ' y A: ' ' 'A OM-i f,,lf,f -- A : ',5 L . Q. - 'LQAQ K, dw fygmwgw 1 ' ' f 4, I ' ' iff '21 ' 'if - ,v',, M, ' ,. V v, lqqkl K ,::, 5 IQ.. x 11.9 W -ff' as 2 W S, tfmiik N as 5' H S , Jie? N AN gf-2 Q Mlllllll LL Coach Wwdall Mary Wallace, Marmgcr Left to Rfgbf, TFP Row: Coach Wwdall, Violette Barnes, Barbara Hutclxer Son. Dorothy Srmch, Norma Chapman, Ethel Fleccher, Alrneda Sxansell ar Wallace, Manager. Middle Row: Eleanor Skinner, Sarah Bray, Mary Mclimney, Ewfelyn Fulmer, Evangeline Moore. Bottom Raw: Berry Gould, Evelyn KIMCY, Era Kirby, Martha Popay. ROME 6 ROME U ROME 24 ROME 19 ROME 22 ROME 37 ROME 20 ROME 15 ROME 2 ROME 16 ROME Z2 KOME 31 ROME 10 ROME X6 ROME 15 ROME 21 ROME 27 SCORES CALHOUN ,,,.. ...Y.... 2 2 Acw our-1 ,,,.,. .. ...., S S T Aumvoosn .e,, .,... 9 TnxoN ,..,,,...,, , .e... 27 CARTERSVlLLE .,,,, ..... 4 4 TAu.Avo0sA ,........,.... 10 Non-rr-x Fumes .,,,......,,......,,,...,.,. 25 MARIETTA ............,- - .-.-,-----, 1 6 CAKTERSV ILLB ..... --- 0 Acw ov.1'H ..,.... ...... 5 2 TMON ,.,. ..... ...... 2 4 MQHENH ...., ..,... 2 7 Cameroon ,...... ..,... 2 4 Nl Mx IETTA .,,.. . ..---- 1 7 MCHENRY ....,,,... ...... l S SuMMErwn.LE ................. .......... 1 2 TUBl7.E ..,........................- ....--- - ---- 9 Played 17g Won 6g Lost ll. 4 . N-pt Violcttc Barnes Barbara Hutcherson Dorothy Smith Norma Chapman Erhel Fletcher ma-:P inn' Almcda Stansell , Eleanor Skinner Sarah Bray Mary McKinney Evelyn Fulmer 4454 Evangeline Moore Betty Gould Evelyn McKinney Era Kirby Martha Popay vw M Coach Cavan Lrfl lo Rigfvl: Reavis, C.g Storey, F.: Akins, G.g Kirby, F.g Cook, G. Coach Sabin rw BOY BA ROME ROME ROME ROME ROME ROME ROME ROME ROME ROME ROME ROME ROME ROME ROME ROME ROME ROME KETBALL SC0llES 6 CALHOUN ..,. - ....A.......... 22 ACWORTH .... .-... 48 TALLAPOOSA ... ...... 36 TmoN ..,,,.,.,.,...... ............. - ,........ 2 S CARTERSVTLLE .,,., - ...,.... ...... 30 TALLAPOOSA . ,,.,...., ..... . 30 NORTH FULTON ,,.,,,,., ..,. ,..... 26 MARIETTA .,,......, .....,,.,,.,.., ....., 2 CARTEESVILLE CFox-feitj ,.,Y,,, 26 ACWORTH ...,.,,..........,......,, ..,,.. 23 TRION , Sl MCHENRYLW mm 29 CALHOUN ,,,, ...... 12 MARIETTA ,A,, ...... 31 MCHENRY L. .nm 27 SUMMERVILLE . .. 22 TECH HI ,,,,,, ,,,,.....,. 4.,,,, 39 NORTH FULTON ,,,..,,,,,,.. ...... RG. I. A, A. Tournament at Macon. Played 185 Won 135 Lost S. SN.- vs--' . A . 1' 4' QUARTER IUNXBR VARSXTY BASKETBALL 1 Left to Right, Top Raw: Camp Davis, Yxoiand Doipb, Cbaries Atkins, Robert Srnitb. Bottom Raw: Edwin Brooks, Aiien Garner, C. L. Stewart, Robert Porter. Roms X4 Roms X9 Roms 25 Rome xi Rows 24 Left to Right, Top Raw: Camp Davis, Roiand Doipb, Cbaries Atkins, Robert Srnitb. Bottom Raw: Edwin Brooks, Aiien Garner, C. L. Stewart, Robert Yorter. SCORES 'Yunxza .,.,,. MCHENH ,.,,,. Tumzf. ...,,. Mclimln ,,,,,. 'Yumu .,.... Left go Ri bf Q G- G ' g ' Top Raw. Fred Rislines' Willard G f Lewis Morto 'mn T J S Fay- Middle ' Noble M h Row: James oore, Itwi Forrest B ' - foo ' ml! , . mer Howell HOli?hn Ingr3m. Bottom R Hs . ow: JUNI0R ROME ROME ROME RQME ROME J.v. I-V. J-V. J. J-V. SC VAR sm F00TBALL onus CEDAR,-OWN G.M.A, CEDAR-I-OWN BAYLOK CED-4 KTQJ-LL--ul'-M ----.x-1 -....-.QR H Y. john Allen, Dona ld Braden, Left to Rigbi, Top Row: Mack Dykes, Milton Tippin, Vfesley Hyde, Billy Fricl-rs, Haulman Honea, Nevin Kerce, joe McMillan, Homer Gray. Middle Raul: Claud Mcjunkin, Albers Henderson, Frank Camp, john Robins, Tony Pop- ' ' d Garner, Eddie Conn, Billy Hopkins, Dick Caldwell. Bottom Row: Monroe Ozi-nent, Jerome Cox ' Arthur Larimer. Qjirnmie Rayburn nor in pictureq lardo William Hendrix, Loy F lion Mulkey, Leo Wollsrein, P3 v Benny McDonald, Harry Carter, e N133 i , N x X RN Wa ffifgigigsw i as , wx S ,. Q. Q -5 Q , .L in fy . . Y in if-JT 5 WE, Q if -L.,- K A if ' x if g ' 1 ' V ' jgif '3 I Q 5 ggi? U fs, 15' Qffm' . ' A M A--N A f ' 7' A' v v 'Q ' 0 A x . , Wtiyk . I L F' viii ff? Q , Q f'h'ff . E gg. Qgf' 'y i-P, ' i' 356 3 gn f, gi ...,-w-- ' wwma . ' i 'A Zhi fi X WY in I SUE R in 4 .J P . k - k 12 IG. ' 14 Q hm .F iz 1'- ,X 3,- F 9 TUBIZE KDDIPAIIIBII-td of CHATILLON CORPORATION FOLLGW THE LEADER O ,- MQ E , X Y A 3 'L 'L E I:2g:g:1 Q -: Wifi fffrgg:-,.5:5:-:Ig: .-:Ig:::g:1 I' O If N L f 4 B 'f TO STERCHI'S I ENLOE DRUG CO. ' For Prescriptions 'F . . 'f' Phones 6il5and 6582 Rome, Ga TP'- C. The REXALL Store Be-f1ER DRY Cl.EAN,Ng ' ROITIE GAUHDRD Q04 Pnonls 44zq9o, UTY ssnvnce sumti -BIG STAR SUPER MARKET Rome's Complete Food Store Daily Savings On Well Known Brands fs f' ELLIOTT SALES Cvnzpanq MILL AGENTS - FACTORY REPRESENTATIVES 4 DISTRIBUTORS OF HOSIERY - NOTIONS - SPECIALTIES ' ROME. GEORGIA f TRY ELLIOTT BLADES THEY ARE BETTER DEMAND THE ELUOTT 1 l BRAND THA rs 23 fvi I I 3 IN DEMAND D ' cs: r-3-JS T4 E E3 CEI E3 ' PHONE 3146 E E lg E 210 E. ls! Sf. DRINK I IN STERILIZED BOTTLES W I' THE Biggest NAME in COTTONS ,F f PEPPERELL 3 f I v w 4 37 Wf Sales Oficcs Plan: NEW YORK BIDDEFORD MAINE BOSTON LINDALE GEORGIA CHICAGO OPELIKA ALABAMA PHILADELPHIA I SAN FRANCISCO FALL RIVER MASS. I ATLANTA DALLAS ST. LOUIS 1 I W Y Y N A Y Y V Q W Y P 1 ? 1 1 LEWISTON, MAINE A ' N I INSURANCE BONDS BE EDUCATED -On the Necessity of having Adequate Insur- ance Protection. We can serve you on all forms of Insurance. O Our forty-two years' experience enables us to g ve you the Best of Service O CARY J. KING 8z REESE As Old as the Century' c Established isooh ROME, GA. PHONE 5342 . lv W A Laundry Service to Fit Your Budget Scientific Method Dry Cleaning Shoe Repairing Rug Cleaning and General Household Graaf, fzppefeff C,z'W1,,, Compliments of S. H. KRESS 8: CO. 5 - 10 81 25c STORE ROME HIGH STUDENTS ALWAYS WELCOME as GRAVES-HARPER COMPANY Office 312 Broad Street Telephones: Office 3040 -- Yard 4180 COAL AND INSURANCE A ROME, GEORGIA We Wish to Thank All Students of ROME HIGH SCHOOL For Their Patronage CRAWFORD'S STUDIO YOUTHFUL FASHIONS THE FAHY STORE THE LAM AMUSEMENT OO. DESOTO, nlvom ma GORDON THEATRES 530 BROAD STREET ROME, GA. The Fruit Company OWENS-KING CO. 0 INCORPORATED . CLOTHING Wholesale Fruits and Produce SHOES Rome, Georgia 0 Phone 5624 245 Broad Street Hanes Shoe Store ROME'S ONLY EXCLUSIVE SHOE STORE RoME SUPPLY Co.- Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal,- - Roofing and Electrical Work 'OR LADIES Repair Work 4 Specially - ng 1698 246 Broad Tel. 5242 9 Fourth Avenue , HUF F PHARMACY DELICIOUS TOASTED BARBECUE SANDWICHES and HOME MADE ICE CREAM The Store for Modems ESSERMAN'S o A Dependable Store Since 1896 Compliments of Curry Arrington Drug Co. Hardy Trust Co. Real Estate and Real Estate Financing- F. H. A. Loans No. 9 Second Avenue COMPLIMENTS OF Georgia Natural Gas Owens Hardware Co., Inc. WE HAVE rr k Ulf? Rome Provision Co., Inc. Commercial Printing Co. Incorporated PRINTING Beef and Pork Products 119 S. Broad Ph 7153 ' ' C I' Toonervllle Trolley ' nt of Pit Cooked Barbecue KESSLER'S PHONE 3126 COMPLIMENTS OF Rome Hardware Co. H Standard Stove and Range Company HOME OF PROGRESS d HIGH CLASS RANGES Compliments of GREYSTON E HOTEL COFFEE sHoP Central Shoe Store A SHOE FOR EVERY FOOT X-RAY FITTED Hortons Laundry lne SANITONE DRY CLEANING Ransom Floral Company Phone 3606 OPPOSITE POST OFFICE Save With Us U S 5 Sz 104: Store - In the Cotton Block and 9 0 O GA. Phone 6 H f L g tf r Laundering 'tr' if 'P' in I The .I. KUTTNER COMPANY W RAGGE BACK TO SCHOOL COLLECTION OF FROCKS AND ACCESSORIES . I . A 0,-ganiwi 1911 if 505 Broad Street ' SAVINGS AND LOAN I ASSOCIATION or Rome ROME, GEORGIA WE FINANCE THE BUILDING OF HOMES 1490 Kc BUY WAR BONDS and STAMPS 250 Watts GREETINGS FROM .WRGA Located in National City Bank Building ON THE AIR DAILY 6:45 A.M. TO 11:05 P.M. A ROME OWNED AND OPERATED ' We Appreciate Your Business at... FIRST NATIONAL BANK KIRTON DAIRIESO PASTEURIZED AND RAW MILK PRODUCTS Phone: Day and Night 3087 500 Shorter Avenue Compliments of ROBBINS FURNITUIIECO., INC. II4 Broad Street C. A. ROBBINS R. W. ROBBINS J. W. ROBBINS W. A. QUARLES, JR. T. F. DUNCAN J. E. ROBBINS Rome Paint 8: Wall Paper Co. Gilman Paint: and Vamishes Oil, Glass, Wall Paper 248 Broad Street X Phone 8001 Insist on . . . Southern Dairies SEALTEST ICECREAM It'l Smart to Give Gif Jewelry from Brock's OWEN LIVELY Photographer Pocket Kodak BROCK'S, INC. Cameras Finishing 410 Broad Street JEWELERS Rome - Georgia C' Compliments of PHARMACIST BROAD STREET , PHONE 3661 AT sEcOND AVENUE u ROME, GEORGIA Skelton Furniture Company Lindale E. 12th St., Rome Our Low Overhead Enables Us To Sell For Less , BRITTAIN BROTHERS .Quality - One Price - Service LINDALE SHANNON Gifts for All Occasions Hardy Jewelry Co. C om plimenls of McBRAYER'S GOOD FURNITURE Rome, Dalton and Cedartown AND MUSIC E. L. Cantrell 8z Company Real Estate - Insurance Rentals PHONE 3026 No. 2 SECOND AVENUE BEST WISHES FROM SILV ERS 5c TO 551.00 STORE ongrafufafiond- Cfaaa of 212, Your High School diploma is evidence of work well done. You believe you can shape your future, and this Bank, which has served and is serving members of earlllgr grad- uating classes from Rome High, shares your faith. We believe we can help you to success, and we want you to know that we shall welcome the chance to do so, ,, THE NATIONAL CITY BANK 0F ROME MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION WYATT 1 BooK . sToRE 0 SPORTI NG GOODS GIFTS STATIONERY ,,ls 3 p MAXWELL, QUINIQI AND GARNET1' ' Furniture - p - Frigidaire ' '-noME's N QWEST F' , A'NrrU'RE s'roRE 519-21-23 Broad D X Phone 4762 5' 9' 3- G 2 :jp ar' Q V 1 Il :Z j mpliments of 6? -i -5 , ' p STATE A -Q e SURANCE COMPANY Q E ' A Mufhal e Life Insurance Company ,D , 3 ' if fi vo m, Gnoncm p , f N to I , ' 1941 Gfldllltillg Cl!!! of ROME HIGH SCHOCL - ff? f Q . D r D f eM'3G0Wa? ,Dm C0 Sears, Roebuck 81 Co. l 7 fl A V, W it mea 1 ,V C dfn d i e s 13 ig? 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