Atlanta High School - Maroon Yearbook (Atlanta, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1946 volume:

5 El 2 H591 I il l i' 'E f 'N 5440 To our beloved pnnclpal Mm Alice ONeal--a kmd and wsse counselor and a fxrm and effucnent admmnstrator we dedicate with pnde and devotxon thls 1945 46 Maroon Because she mamtazns s keen sense of humor and a un cere and fnendly mterest an all our actwxtxes and because we see nn her all the vnrtues to whxch she mspnres us she as a source of strength and the center of our fondest memo nes of happy hxgh school days ,....-.1-4. , fb ja- D ' 04 zvaafz df Chref amon thc r17Ld mssuslons of our rlntlmotlurs xml li P P1 2- reat randmothers IS the famnlx album In lt xou vull fund hoto S 8 P graphs of relatnes from great gut grmmothtr I ts to dt twelfth cousm Slllv jane md to mtet the LXILUIIQ, demands f The soft glow of the bcautnful hand pamted parlor lamp has revealed on many an evemng Eluzabeth and hcr but beau snttmp, sedately lookmg at the treasured possessnon The M aroon ns our family album a rtmtmbtrxng of ycsttr day a seemg of the here and now a lookmg form ard to tomorrow We the staff of the Ma roon have attempted to present to you an album truly symbolxc of Atlanta Hugh School durmg tht school year of 1945 and 1946 We shall feel that our task has been accomplxshed xf 1n years to come the lxvmg room lamp reveals members of dear old A H S then' children and grandchnldren lookmg mth prxde affettxon mernment and amusement at thus pxctured record of by gone days ' ' s --. ' - v . - ' ' ' K' fa - ' '. K Q ' -on 'nr ' Q ' L-Q ' - ' A f . , 0 the camera man, all very stiffly posed. . . 1 I . . Y , , . , , . , . ' . H In I i Y . . ., , . V . , V. . v Q, ' i T I 'iwl'Z'c9m -4 7' 'L . Hhs 4? A prominent figure in AHS is I MR. B. H. HUDSPETH, our su- f perintendent. His lovqble personal- iff? ity and his eagerness to work for the student body has endeared him to our hearts. B. H. HUDSPETH M.A.,B.S. George Peabody E.T.S.T.C. Superintendent JOE L. BENTLEY B.S. E.T.S.T.C. jr. School Principal M155. Aucg QNEAL MISS HELEN MANNING T.S.C.V. 5-M-U- Sr. High School Graff' School Principal P m1C'P3l , ERNEs'r W. GRUMBLES President NORMAN I.. SMITH Secretary Jfmwf ANDREW B. JORDAN ms- GUY GULLION W. H. QBILLJ STEFFEY OVAL HARDEN mth 14 HERSHELL HANNER 72264501 N, diff, '49 - 4 N S J l 9 .J iv. COACH CANNADY HOUSTON GARRISON MRS. NAT HAYES MRS- CORRIE L- JQNES B.S. B.S. 13.5, B-5- Health, P. E. Shop, Geometry Science Commercial Arts T.c.U. E.T.s.T.c. T.s.c W. T-5-C-W N-T-5-T-C' '53, :Fa X N kpc MCCLUNG MRS. PAT RAMSEY Mus. FLOYD SHARRER MISS MARY WOOD B-A- B.s. B.A. ' BS- SPeeChs English Math, S. Science American History Home Economics U. Texas E.T.S.T.C. Ouachita Cgllege U. Texas T.S.C.W. P.T.C. S.T.S.T.C. 4 754442261 fx ff' MRS- FAYE RABB MRS. MARY E. Miss PRANCE29 BRABHAM B-A. BIS. High School Sec. Junior High Junior High S.M.lhIJ. U. Colorado E.T.S.T.C. v . 4,j's., Q' Q' QL., 1-f MRS. KATY MRS. MYRTLE HOWDESHELL MRS. ETCHEL STAMPS B.S. B.A. Grade School Grade School Grade School Colle of Ozarks Se E.T.S.T.C. E.T.S.T.C. af'- MRS. OUIDA GARRISON B.S. Grade School E.T.S.T.C. MI SS BEULAH KIKKLAND B.S. Grade School ET TC 7z'aa4,iu MRS. LOUISE MCGEE B.S. Grade School McMurry College QQ f , tn ff 3, vy- J hm. .4 9' X L MISS ANABEL STAMPS MISS LESSIE POWELL B.S. B.S. Grade School Grade School E.T.S.T.C. E.T.S.'l'.C. ' 5 Pvfulyux I Y nf T is. 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AfA'X:,',A, , 'Q 5 up 4 1 Billy O'Kelley Juanita Paulin Milton Rachel Mamie Riley Virginia Ray Daniel Stovall Marcna Seegers Patsy Scogin Alma Thomas Ll Il Marlin 'Thomas Charles Watkins Betty June Wilson ii' ., a .f4'f.,, i fzfwfif gi if Row 1: Billy O'Rear, Charles Bustion, Patsy Pruett, Francis Hannon. Row 2: John Neese, Eddie Milam, Margaret Wray, Norma Jean McNeil, Beulah Sue Brown, Betty Ruth Stewart, Geraldine Jones, George Ray Jones. Row 3: Marion Kennedy, Evelyn Cook, Betty Newkirk, Joyce Harden, Dorothy Jackson. Row 4: Billy Louis Cauley, Joan Burkhalter, Mary Carolyn Bedgood, Joan Tally, Neal Brimer, Sally Carney. Row 5: Pauline Byrum, Charline Marton, Bonnie Parnell, Ruby Faye Prator, Rose Cle- ments, John Simmons, Willaim Caver. Row 6: Harold Clayton, Lupton Willis, Jimmie McCarty, Charles Edwood Harrington, Harris Teel, James Candy. Row 7: Marvin Kennedy, Jimmie Clements,. Charles Hayden, James King, Wayburn Waller. N ffffdf ff-449 Row 1: Mary Yates, Evelyn Riley, Lucile Frazier, Kathryn Hogan, Laura Wall, Mary Kitchens. Row 2: Zelmer Metts, Manley Powell, Raymon Deloy, Robert Gunn, Wayne Echols, Dorothy Coats, Carol Jo Davis, Donna Beck, Carmen Hasha, Willie Terrell Murph, Wesley Ballard, Bennie McGill, Jimmy Blue, Clopton Stroud. Row 3: Roy Spears, Ray Caldwell, Jerry I-Iufsletler, Doyle Tolleson, Herbert McConnell, Laurence Ware, Charles Hughes, Sammy Ferguson, Charles Capps, Billy Owens. Row 4: Robin Richey, Shirley Brabham. Jane Brabham, Jane Ament, Nancy Steffey, Ann Willis, joe Lee, Rodney Wlmisenant, Vance King, O'Dell Whitington, Harmon Sasha. Row 5: Jerry Sparkman, Eldredge Cathren, Thomas Waters, James Stovall, Bobby Mills, Bobby Teel, Billy Burson. ' is 7e.eJwe WlfMKg,l5fefGMA Row 1: Evelyn Spears, Billie Date Talley, Margie Nell O'Kelley, Richard Roy McCarter5 dy' Row 2: Mickey MeW'illiams, Suzanne Hanner, Lanier Richey, Jimmie Nichols, james Hall Reid, Franklin Sirmonsg Row 3: James Johnson, Joan Joy Ross, Carolyn Capps, Bobby Rogers, N. W. Stuchey, james Bass, Harold Lynn Williams, Charles Musgroveg I Row 4: Bettye jeane Clark, joan Dalrymple, Lavonne Aken, Mrs. Katye Carroll, Billy ,iff Mays, Nolan Sturdivant, Henry Willis. .9e4wZm,. WI- IE Hozunleaflaa c1111:u1 lg- Row l: Franklin Allday, La Verne Lawrence, Waylon Brown, Maurice Kennedy, Jessie Denson Thomas, Charles Allen Stamps, La Rue Draper, Row Z: Trevelyn Powell, James Kirkland, Donald Allbright, Lee Roy McDuff, Jimmie Morphy, Dorris jane Bailey, Virginia McCarty, joel Stovall, Row 3: Merle Handcock, Ann Frances Hardin, Dorothy Hardin, Dorothy Nell Hannon, Opal Howell, Carrell Burleson, Bobby Dodd. I .4 : ., -A .-. . Qui' . - Dew Gb 5x 1'-Aw 7y1,w,J. xffafufl-1 Row 1: jimmy Clyde Watson, Eugene King, Bertis Seegcrs, james Harold Porterfield, OW Eva Sue Green, jane Esther Nelson, Billy Dodd, Richard Albrightg Row 2: Deon A Baucum, Jimmie Stoker, Jerry Don Barbee, Harley Waters, Billy Vaughan, Maurice Duncan, Mary Lou Seegcrs, Harrel Nec-se, Row 3: Earl Dcl,oy, Lenard Camp, Barbara my Ann Martin, Bobby Dellinger, Marie Dean, Norma Ruth Ferguson, Mary Alice Groves, Row 4: Edward B. French, Jimmy R. Burns, Pat Tompson, Rose Mary Richard, Norma Lene Bunt, Mary T. Coney. V H M- .2eaQ:.. Row l: Henry Rxllamon Bulahair, james Good, jobyna OWCHS, Jackie Dawson? 1 Row 2: Eddyi Harden, Teddy Riley, Billy Roy jones, Shirley McNeil, De Lofias Df2PCff Wanda Brabham, Shirley Smith, Row 3: jackie Mac Webb, TommY Meredith' Sarah Gandy, Charlie Reece Crow, Gay Grumbles, Kathryn Sullivan, B0bbY Cafgllew -log M' McWilliams, Row 4: joe Gebbons, Jerry Gullion, Reba O'Rear, SallY Kennedy, Laffy Crabbe, Harold Musgrones, jay Clements. N1-f QCGALKLIZIL Row l: Calvin Bedgood, Nettie john can ger, jean Lois Crabbe, Bill Woodman: Row 2: Margaret jones, Charley Wall, Sammy joe Haw, Bobby joe Randolph, Shirley jo Reece, Bryant Youngblood, Robert Hudspeth, joe Bivins Scott, Randy Hannerg Row 3: Dawaynne Capps, Mildred Willis, Adelyn Old, Lossie Beth Miles, Nancly Rutherford, Tommie Sue Little, Kenneth Stuart, Andrew l 'wdf jordan, Row 4: jane Thompson, Linda Beth Grumbles, Barbara Gail Blakey, Boneva mp Dotson, Roy Mustain, Bebe Roy Davis. -x Jeaegm, Q ww 69. t 1: Loys Walls, joseph Bentley, Wayland Partain, Robert Riley, Gearl Davis, liva jo Blalock, Sherley Leuis, joyce Owens, Eddie Riley, Mary Helen Milam, Luther Mittsg Row 2: Marlon Burson, Margaret McCasland, Peggy Bradford, Merclene Clements, Freda Bass, Roba Dean Hill, Donald Burson, joe Harrington, Maurice Tablorg Row 3: Harold Cook, Albert Sirmons, james Woodman, Pauline Sturdivant, Wanda Lyles, Glenna New- kirk, joyce Burleson, Margaret Groues, Robert Allday, Hugh Carrold Reece, j. D. Mills, james Sheffield: Row 4: Barbara Birmingham, Ralph Taylor, Ernest jackson, Gaylon Steger, Patricia Bustian, Dottie Sue Horchem. UMM wwbimldmd Hugh McWilliams, Freddie Cameron, Barbara Ann Blakey, Norma jane Range, Margaret Af-U Row l: William Calvin Dickinson, Mary Nell johnson, Sarah Kay Mooneyham, Nelson M Ann Taylor, Mary Wilbanks, Ann Casey Blue, Row 2: Betty Bailey, Frances O'Kelley, jane Coak, William Mills, Sammic Spearman, john Allen jones, Thelma jean Henry, dj Billy Pippen, Nancy Meadows, Row 3: Michael Richey, Howard Carney, jr., julian bold' Bentley, Pauline Stovall, Sallie V. Roach, johnny Bill Howe, jerry Boon Burson, Gwen- Burson, 6 dolyn Nichols, Row 4: Emily Straud, Ann Livingston, Wayne johnson, janice f Sherry Spencer, Pat 'cia Rogers, M ie Bukhair. -'U ri oll Row 1: Felton Carter, jimmy Adkison, Ward Blalock, Bonnie Sue COMES, Geraldine Rhodes, Row 2: Willie Glen English, Tilden Griffin, Douglass Waters, Albert Marion Thomas, Teddie Dean Law, Doris Marie Cothren, La juan Gillespie, Ross jane Daniels, 'ndl Row 3: Albert Louis Clark, La Neal Lawrence, Pat Murphy, jimmy Blalock, Daniel l' Albright, Billie joe McCarty, Barbara Dalrymple, Edna Pearl Sealesg Row 4: Larry Shaddix, jimmy Taylor, james Griggs, David Lloyd King, Wanda Lou Ammons, Kay Carol Childs, Erma janice Clark. W 1' 9 .1.. 'z ex i 4 ..-.... . 1 me 's -uma ' Q yi l l bww Row 1: Jane Ann Waller, Jaclyn Hawkins, Carole McCain, Carl Shelton, Delanie Bla- lock, Barbara Riley, Judy Lu McClung, Martha Lawrence, Nancy Beth Grogan, Fuda I A Claudine Foster, Ernest Bradford, Judith Ann Andrus, Row 2: Jerry Byrum, George ull: Wall, Perry Allen Taylor, Vickie Maness, Billie Kay Cochran, Joe Callicoatte, Jeannette McDuff, Martha Ann Hancock, Dorcas Dean, Mable Byrtimg Row 3: Darla Jean McBride, Sally Beth Kimmons, Doris Albright, Therman Dean Wairren, Kay Sheppard. Abba Lee Goynes, Edwin Stephen Oden, John Noel Patterson, Sara Lee Flint, Deanna Elkins, Linda Beth Clayton, Cecelia Ann Pilant, Row 4: Jan Michael Nelson, Susanna Talley, David Wells, G. D. Crutchfield, Donald Howe, Martha Flo Harden, Sally Scott. . ' -aaa, - iz, ez Q . .V,. ,,, S. l i J i',ffH5'Pi jf J , . 0, , ,-sw 4 -vFX Row 1. Patsy Kirkland, Marvin Larry Haley Row Z:. Naith McDow, Shelby Jean Sralcup, Betty Jo Cates, Shirley Daniels fl. Lavelle Tabler, Marie Combs, Pat Lee, Dewin Prator, Jonnie Ruth Zilks, Edward Jones: dj Row 3: Charlene Stovall, Ted Seegers, Richard MeCasland, Oma Faye Hufstetler, Ann Ray, George Jackson, James Hannon, Bessie Mae Cook, Row 4: Janice Cowley Treca Powell, Jimmie Lee Waters, Ross Griffin, Nolan Edler, Hugh Edward Steger, ,Harold Wayne Sanders. Class, Jimmy Hunter Haw, Beatrace D 4 g Cl My X sT1'ff171vx4f f QQ W f I X! ,X Q, l.. xx , 5 Wana: ,fpfhvkwi Al BILLIE JO M COY 1 30 SWK: PX 772cv.42f75 am4f40n1.5'. fad LM. 7335?- JO Maw' Pofafwf. f2m,'a4. 5,4 Matpojwlm, gsffwai. '54-,dh !72awfJ3X:v fa Sweat 9ru-04.- WZ 7Y2a,vff44f' 'L Su.: ag-j1 fxvl.-GUJL. 3:-ix G-WEN WOMMACK - Spam, , 3 7 I Qbaafnfwmi '0L f ,,037'-' fM,1,,i, ROW , . f,Q'Zil Szfyuiwh. Clml.. mod- fbtfdimv Q41 I .. ,vm mont CLA..- LLIYAJ-C-a 2.. QL?- YY3 041: opulaff., LA.fYLJ.fC9I'7. fu-mi.. XA :R 6- qcr - JUDY KEY ELTJ is - - -A -QRAPEQ I I7'Lcmt' qbcp u,ZaA... Sabi am ak. 2. qui.. .fjlikw 5 QM MATTIE SUE BRABHAM B00 Maw f-Zpf,-fv,4.4.!aA... S-Bfha m 60-Aft. 752-'aa 2063 ,, 1 f '-il' 8' , . N , txqsvxv ' A if -ff an -sv r ' J 'YF' K , X silly' Q I -li' J W , ' 'Ns 7 Q 'X ' A' J X Q 1 1 V SL 1 lxi, I 5 5 -' -.:.- -,,,,...11-1- fi FRANCES BROWN Wuwf' Wap Maw 59vL5f:fzfmam.. HA Mud' MIM, Qnzdhfmnm- WZ, 'XS f img 4 ROLD ' 'N'UosPg,H X -Q I , A , 1 . 0 J!! ,Q Q. 'Xl 1. A S ' ' V 'W' 0 I ' 1 I . -Q , ' .. I A 4 'Y . Sl 3 v .ay ' ' - 'JV 1 , .. 'ax' 1 , , .I A xii f A A , . I ' -3 yi ,,,: 7 l v 1 - .- 44 Q A ij! s ,., 1 COACH HARRY SULLIVAN Enshrmecl ln the hearts of the Rabbxts IS the memory of Coaclw Harry Sullnvan who passed away on August 29 1945 Hxs kmd and fnendly dxsposxtxon and has unselfxsh ness as well as h1s excellent coachmg abnlxty wall ever be remembered by the Rabbxts of 1943 and 1944 1- 1:1 ' Q , . 9 D an 0 f la 5 X mi. M ll 6 N f ? N y JB Q Q' A 42 ff NJA X fc, X ,Q fit Qfamfe ?,U1hX Captain DUNCAN THOMPSON Joe Hefner Charles Willis Harold Clements Henry King Bob Bradford Starkey Davis Duncan Thompson Guy Hughes Bobby McDaniel Larry Smith Coach G. L. CANNADY Coulter Kennamer Don Walker Arlis Scogin Donald Blanton Billy Nichols Dan Dean James McDaniel Eddie Bluestein Harold Murdock James Malone Captain BOBBY MCDANTEL Bobby Brown Vernon McKinney Neal Birmingham Charles Long Bennie Boone Franklin Jackson Langston Pyle Bobby Wanm Harold Hudspeth Jack Parker Herschel Fitts I L 00 1 5153 A A A ' b I I I 'if' 'dak st 1, Animal av PO' Mc- 'wav ,I lr' 'Z W p. 'rw M E Duncan Thompson, R T Starkey Davxs R G Bob Bradford C Henry King, ? W G Harold Clements, L T Charles Wnllxs L E joe Hefner, Q B Guy Hughes H Larry Smxth, L H Bobby McDamel F B Coulter Kennamer K. 1 qi f' guy :WWA R E Bully Nnchols, R T Dan Dean, R G Arlxs Scogm, C Don Walker, L G Eddne Bluestem, L T James McDamel, L E Donald Blanton, B Harold Mur 65 n dock, R H Vernon McKinney L H Bobby Brown, F B james Malone ll -4 .I Captain Duncan Thompson ATLANTA RABBITS II ll 1945 FOOTBAL SEASON Coulter Kennamer f . -if Guy Hughes .. .1 - 4.4.- King ll I Q.,,wv ', Vernon Th 1945 football season of the Rabbits was one of its most successful. Led by Coach G. L. Cannady and co-captains Bobby McDaniel and Duncan Thompson the Rabbits were district champions. ATLANTA DEFEATED BY GILMER BUCKEYES The Atlanta Rabbits began their season September 19, 1945, with a strong opponent, the Gilmer Buckeyes. The Rabbits were very hopeful of winning the season's opener, but their mass interference was too much! Our boys played a good first half, but things went wrong in the second half, and the Gilmer bunch scored twenty points. The score at the end of the first half was-Gilmer 6, Atlanta 0. The final score-Gilmer 26, Atlanta O. Cap- tains for Atlanta were Coulter, Kennamer and Duncan Thompson. ATLANTA CRUSI-IES VIVIAN WARRIORS The Rabbits started a long winnnig streak by defeating the Vivian Warriors 39 - 6. This was their first game away from home and they really gave a show for the traveling Rabbit boosters. Atlanta displayed the kind of foot- ball that was expected of them in the Buckeye game. Captains for Atlanta were Bobby Mc- Daniel and Bob Bradford. Captain Bobby McDaniel - 1 mea. Larry Smith 'E Joe Hefner Dan Dean 'G rl Bob Bradford ill Don Walker Harold Murdock .Cf 4-b -M james Malone t LAL SO Mt. 5 C-l-ION Amin 1 Ollf' Library ATLANTA DEFEATS NEW BOSTON The Rabbnts journeyed to New Boston to de feat the roarmg Llons 27 0 Although the Lions had a splendxd passnng attack thc Rabbnr powerhouse proved too much for the New Bos ton lads Thrs was the Rabbnts fnrst confer ence game Captaxns were Guy Hughes and Henry Kmg RABBITS TURN BACK MLLEOD LONGHORNS Atlanta 47 McLeod 0 Thus was the larg est score that has ever been made between these long txme rrvals Atlantas razzle dazzle style of play evxdently caught the vrsntors nappmg for the rabbxts scored from every posrtron on the fxeld The Longhorns had too much for dmner Captams Duncan Thompson and Coul ter Kennamer RABBITS MARCH OVER DEKALB BEARS The Rabbxts Kept the fans spmts up by defeatmg DeKalb 46 0 m a game that was a thnller all the way to the end Throughout the game swift Rabbnt backs would break loose for 40 50 and even 60 yard runs DeKalb was just snowed under wrth Coach Cannady s boys Captams Coulter Kennamer and Harold Clements RABBITS TAKE TIGERS 41 2 Atlanta was scored on for the frrst ume rn the conference Damgerfneld kncked out of bounds on the three yard lme and a fumbl the next play cost the Rabbxrs two pomts Captams Guy Hughes and Larry Smnth GENEALOGICAL SECTION ATLANTA PUBLIC LIBRARY Robert Warren rranklm jackson Harold Hudspeth Langston Pyle 2 Arlns Scogms Neal Birmingham Bobby Brown I' j RABBITS EDGE OUT MUSTANGS Atlanta went to Hughes Springs with spirts high, but at the half Rabbits and fans were feeling pretty low. Half time score was 13 - 13, with the Rabbits showing poorly on de- fense and offense. Our boys played .i second half ball game and turned the tide 31-I3. Captains: Bobby McDaniel and joe Hefner. LINDEN-ATLANTA GAME CANCELED Our first game with Linden was canceled because of bad weather. RABBITS MARCH TO 32 -21 WIN OVER BULLDOGS Inspired by loyal support our boys marched to a 32-2I victory over the hard fighting lefferson Bulldogs. Half-time score showed the Rabbits trailing I3-21 but our offense started clicking in the last half and left the Bulldogs helpless. Captains were Duncan Thompson and Coulter Kennamer. ATLANTA DEFEATS LINDEN FOR DISTRICT TITLE Back home .again for the final conference game with the untied, unbeaten Linden Tigers, the Rabbits showed unknown strength as they limited the Tigers to 82 yards gained rushing. Our boys made twenty-two first downs which shows that they were really on the ball! Seven penetrations netted the Rabbits only two touchdowns but this was enough to stop Lin- den, 13 - 7. Captains were Duncan Thompson, Coulter Kennamcr and Bobby McDaniel. . Eddie Bluestem 5i---'-'f+- A -1 - . L... ... .... Donald Blanton Herchel Fitts 1-I ATI ANTA DFI-FATHJ BY MT VFRNON IN BI DISTRIK T C AME A great host of Atlanta tm trueltd to Mt Pleasant to see the Rabbits play the m gluv Mt Xtrnon Tigers in he B1 District game The scor it the half was 20 7 in favor of the Tigers The final scori ua Mt Vernon 33 Atlanta 14 The Rabbits were weakened bt i flu epidemic but most of the boys were back to see sc m uvict during the game Cap tains for Atlanta were Coulttr Kennamer Bobby McDaniel and Duncan Thompson ROTARY CLUB SELECTS TWO OUTSTANDING PLAYERS TO BE GUESTS The Atlanta Rotary Club selected two outstanding play ers from each game to be the guests of the club the follow mg week Those chosen during the season were Dan Dean Coulrr Kennamer Duncan Thompson Arlis Scogm Vernon McDaniel Joe Hefner and Guy Hughes RABBITS ELECT LAPTAINS The Atlanta Rabbits met at the end of the season and elected Bobby McDaniel captain of the back field and Dun can Thompson captain of the lme KIMBROUGH SPEAKS AT FOOTBALL BANIQUET Frank Kimbrough head football coach at Baylor Umver sity was guest speaker Friday night January 11 at a ban quet given at the Atlanta Hotel by the Atlanta Lions Club in honor of the 1945 Rabbit team champions of District 20 A Kimbrough pointed out that all boys should recene some trammg in sports especially football He emphasized starting early even before entering high school He showed films from the Arkansas Baylor game explaining the play in detail Attending the banquet with Coach Kimbrough was Rich ard Bull ohnson an Atlanta boy center for the Baylor Bears Coach Cannady presented letter awards to 33 bovs 'wif' Charles Lon g -nga. 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A Y i 5 'f . 1' b r., VN 4 Q '7 5 v w- 'Wx ,,.., Nui with ' - A f z..,...l.... f5uA ' Q inn- M Bully Draper Donald Blanton Dan Dean Don Walker , 0 -...':vf H.,-dd Murdock Bob Bradford Harold Hudspoth B XSlxl TBAII sl ASOIN SUK LESS Resummg the hardwood sport after a lapse of some fue or snr vears the Rxbblts h ad 1 better than uerabe season onslderlng the faet that at was the first vear of basket ball tor thc majoruty o fthe liens on the squad The boys played twenty games losme, eleven and wlnnmg, mne nneluelnng snetorxes our such strong., teams as Hooks east half ll :struct Cl'llITlPl0I1X md Aunger 1 strong B elass team We were beaten by lloolss xn semx finals of dlstrlet tournament ln 1 game sehedulcd to determine third plaee Hughes Springs forfexted to Atllntl Our A squad were Blllv Draper Donald Blanton L l K ou ter ennlmer Walter Smlth Donald Allen and Don Walker All thes hoys hue .mother year mth the exception of Donald Allen The B squad eomposed entnrely ot I-reshmen and bophomores math th sun eolumn longer than the loss showed some very fast progress nn the game md promused to develop mto .x smooth vnorknng qumt before saying farewell to A H S These boys were B ll I y Nnchols Bob Bradford Harold Murdock Dan Dean Harold Hudspeth Hurold Llcments Herschel Fntts Rav O Kelley Charles Long and Joe Hefner School Games Played Won I ost Lmden Queen City .. 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Q .,.1 Vice-President Melba Rowe Plum .1.a.A: -.,.Socrecary Nellie Morgan .....,,,,,..,... -lfreallunr Vera Kirkland .K.,., -...Raponer Min Mary Wood ....... .........Spom0l' Nina Avery Joyce Boney Frances Brown Martha Caver Christine Chamblee Mavine Chamblee Pauline Clark Helen Hunt Annie Laurie Jackson Virginia Kennamer Joyce Kirkland Wynelle Latham Winona Laurence Eulene Leach Pauline Loper Lois Jean Nelms Juanita Paulin Virginia Lee Ray Manic Riley Patsy Scoggins Martha Seegers Opal Stanley Bobbie Jean Taylor Alma Thomas l - Mattie Catherine XVatkins Betty june Wilson lmogene Wildhaber Mildred Alford Marie Arrington Emma Fay Chapman Claricc Collins Dorothy Greene Mary Lou jaynes Genis Lummus Martha Mayfield Margaret Steed Bonnie Whatley Wynona Ann Blalock Le Nora Miller Betty Porter Alice Lee Redder Dorothy Dotson Ercelle Doss Mary Draper ,loyce Endsley Helen Griffin lawana Harrison juanita Ivie Vera Kirkland Betty jean Long Nellie Morgan Mary Alice Prator Malba Rowe Plum Mozellc Plum Betty Stanley Homerzell Steger jewel Thomas Avanelle Upchurch fl H ' 'ur Th- Wilma Dean Taylor june Waters f Frances Wilbanks june Calloway . A Mary Joyce Barbee Gwen Wommack Peggy Ballard Lois McCaslin Lucy Benefield PM Bfffy Geraldine Crouch Mrarf' -loyce Bedgood F Frankie i x,lrslnla-Lasterw- ,l li r ij, x i f Q46 Kam Qw- IUNE LIVINGSTON BETTY NEESE DORIS JONES BETTY WATERS TRUDIE LANGLEY EDNA EARLE BLAKEY PEGGY BALLARD 'NIEAL BIMINGHAM HENRY KING BOBBY WARREN MRS. CORRIE JONES Sponsor JACKIE AKEN me uf 'Y g . ! I E I , 4 Q ' s 5 A n. Edntor ln Chnef Assxstant Busxness Manager Assxstant Feature Edntor Assnstant Sports Edxtor Assnstant Utnlnty Man Class Edutors Senior Jumor Sophomore Freshman Photographers Typnst Artxsts Faculty Advxsers Joyce Youngblood Ann Dees xmmy Bowman Henry Kung Mary Sue johnson ean Blalr Vernon MCKIDHCQ Guy Hughes Larry Smxth Gwen Wonnnaek Ellenda Clements Eddie Bluesteln Starkey Dans Neal Bnrmmgham Bobby Warren Janette Moore Trudre Langley June Lxvmgston Mrs Corrne jones Mrs joe McClung S, it ' ,,,,,z A3-. ,MK Q ?Oo, E fqffff-QL QW WW GTM' . 544-f.-CI,,'xQK 4 D ATLANTA HIGH SCHOOL BAND DIRECTOR Bandmaster Thomas Lavin attended the Ouachita College, Arkadelphia, Arkansas, the Northwestern State Teachers College, the Arkansas A. Bt M., Monticello. Arkansas, and the University of Colorado. Boulder, Colorado. Seventy-two pupils are enlisted in the hand, .md Mr. l..ivin hopes to enlarge it eventually. iw. Miss judy Key and Miss jacquelyn Aken entered ia state-wik talent contest spon- sored by the State Department of Education and the Texas Gulf Sulphur Company in co-operation with the Houston Symphony Orchestra. Judy entered in voice, singing A Pastoral from the opera Rosalinda by Vericini. jackie entered in piano, playing the First Movement of Grieg's Piano Concerto. They both won the district audi -ans at Clarksville. They went to Austin on November 20 to compete with other district winners over the state. There Judy won the highest award given in voice. N9 ...W I ff QP W W 5 L4 V Sponsors Mrs II ll Ramsey Mnss Mary Wood Mrs Nat Hayes Joyce Youngblood Jean Blarr La juan McAdams Frances Brown Jewell Lewns Faye Watkms Franlue Clulds Ruth Whrte Martha Mayfreld Bxllle Mcwrllxams I-Iomerzell Steger Opal Stanley jewel Thomas Wrlma Taylor Mamle Watson Betty Dcllrnger uamta Paulrn Joyce Krrkland Martha Caver Vrrgmra Ray Wmona Lawrence Marrlyn Muller Charlettc Gage M ascot laulxnc Clark N'l2mlC Rllcy Vrrgmra Kennamer Betty Neene Mmlyn Mannmg Mxryj Bedgood Iunc Pmckard Annne L jackson Nellre Morgan Margaret Steed Sally Talley Ellencla Clements Margaret Slack Bxddy Cook Bxllre McCoy Peggy Ballard jackre Aken Ann Dees Trudre Langley Eva Mae Stacy Gwen Wommack Patsy Scogxn Dom Jones Mary S Johnson Sally Carney Dot Inckson Vnrgmm Lastcr Gcraldmc Jones Patsy Prurtt Norma I McNe1l Beulah Brown Betty R Stewart Margaret Wray Mae N Bruner Maxme Harden Nary C Bedgood Betty J Newkxrk Evelyn Cook L1lla Porterfxeld Martha Steager Alma Thomas Lena McG1ll Judy Key A , 4 5 -. 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Q- V r .Y ' A 55? , , , l an ., . .. - ' ,. . .f 1' f ' l N 2 X ' X I f I f Q7 , 4 fwwa-L pf - XX 10fClA1, f f F ff S ,A . 5-, I 'c J :X ' x ' 1 i. 3 , .,-5 INST S: IW? f N lf , T ,?4 , l A - ka , , V I ! - w I mas F 9W4u00 N U 'f 'Q 4 5 FQDYBAL L. qedm 001' BP-Lv vin-A Z POW' On Tuesday nught of 'Noxembtr 15 The Queens Race began on Mon ay October 30 when ll tl u dents met un the Atlantu Hugh School Audutoruum for tht purpose of stlttu um, candudltts for foothull quttn Out of the Senuor class os ee Youngblood una. lunclsard Mary Sue lohnsouu and the unuor class can Blur Sullx Tal ley and :uckue Aken out of tht Soph omore class La juan McAduuns and Mary oyce Bedgood of ht Ireshman class Frances Brovun und Buddy Cook The eleven gurls started tp work that afternoon havung rummage salts scllung candy popcorn bulls und practucally everythung Path clues Each class backed uts candudatt b guvung a benefut play un the auduto ruum On November 5 the gurls counted theur votes wuth oyce hawung ll 042 votes june 200 votes Bullue -Io 3 000 votes Mary Sue 739 votes tan 7413 votes votes ll1l'1 VOILS Sal y 3 380 votes acltut 3 120 urv ovte 181 u ts 6 v ts lmnees 4500 an Buddy 9375 vots thu Chung oytt 1 lttv un uan un the race there was J pep rally dovun tovun oyce had a very successful cake walls and can had several gurls out un the auduence collctung donutuons Buddv sold sandwuches Near the close of the race ut got more excutung because no one had the least udea who was goung to be queen Then on November 16 the funal dav had come The four gurls went to the offuce wuth theur campaugn managers and counted theur votes Joyce Young blood had 47 751 votes Buddv Cook 20 475 votcs La Juan McAdams 16 576 votes and Jean Blaur had 57 945 votes makung efun the uecn of the Atlanta Rabbuts for 1945 46 Q 0-1 ZZJZQ ' X U , - ra 1 Q- l u .I Q -I 1 d' ' l ' 2 ' ll W Sf ' ., Mu I tl I ' , 1 vmt-', l..u u . ,. u K L ' -l Jt 0t,y J .,. , ' L' ' 'K ' ' , d ' ,, e , +, -' M ' 4 ' l . Y .I t', kIe.1u, Sill' . d l..u J . 1' ., , A K , .- Billie jo McCoy were choseuug out of l ' - ' q ' ' J ' u - - if ' ' , 7 V '- A J f k v . ,I 5 out ' t - 1 -Y n - , I. , , l '- u J - L 1 I , , - 1, Q 1 njx u l 7..- M.-Q ROGHAW! FOR THE 4? IVATIO 1.945 184 61917 I 00765466 QUEE 141701210 High elmo! Aqdzlorzzml Fr: ag Feelzuzg December 7 1.945 7 30 O CLOCK QUEEVS COURT QUEEN ., . ,. JEAN RINO . DUNCAN THOMPSOIIE PRIME MINISTER JOE DENNP HE R SWEETHEART OF THE 1.945-1916 ATLANTA EOOTEALL TEAM .. JUDY KEY ESCORT TO THE SWEETHEART BOBB WA EN MASOQT or' 1945-1.946 ATLANTA FOOTBALL TEAN KATHRYN ANJEBULLIVAN UC ESSE DUKE-9 Joyce Young! d C ulter enna er Illle Jo McCo Blly Draper ry Su Johnso Vernon Mc lnne J ne Plckhard obby Mc an Sal! Talle Charles Wlllls Jacquelyn ken Dean Juan Mc da a Larry Sm Mary Joyce Bedgood Eddie Blues e n rances Brown arold J 09 I'd0ck Blddy Coo arold ulnc Clements LO one I. .. . s o NN o on owlv BEARER .I ,. ..... .I,. . . EEN and LO I'1nfr sg0i'-,. I Ens AIzLETrE owe Bhd o Ercrwu ODEN AD IN WAITING TO THE U Betty Neese QB Peggy gallard argaret Dees end Clernen S OF' THE U NS COURT Don alker Horner Jackson Bob Bradford harles any HER .. .,.., ,,...,... ,..,. ..,... . . .,.. . . . ,... ,. ., , . ., , EOBBIE BR WN PAol?Lp..,. ..,.,. ,,,,..,....,,..,,. ..,,. .,..,.... I . , I .,.., .-.. , . .. S4LLY CLAIRE CARSEY COURT JESTEQ ,.,..........,. ,..,.., ...., . . .,..,. .... ...., .,.. . . ,,.. , . ,. .. , ., . AnLIs s0oollvs ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE QUEEV8 cover S nd Dance: Th Right Somebody to ve Deann D lr l d u U bb one A e Accompanled bylfena McGill B A Mm 8 ln 6 E 0 Santa Clause Ia Corning to Tow artha Flo Harden and Judy u Mcclun n on rln th een an er Court Jud 'S Al: agar ' Q ru. rug we r NME wang CHRIST y my 8 ccolnpanled by Lena. c0lll Bell Bottom Ygousersn .. . ., .. . To une Jane Redman and Jaclyn awkln: U IS Us O HE UEENS COURT AND R wendolyn Wgrimack Q Nell Elrmln a M rgaret Slack James M e E Mae tacy Hem Allen l Mary Joyce Berbee D nal Bla n QUE OF' ONOR h d r G L U n ay Mr Nat H s Q acauzgultjrs a la M s aye H H r Mrs B H Hudspeth Mlsi Mary W tn BBITS A MAR N JACKET Trudle u e Llhlff JlmU1Xrp0leme':-te Mae ea rlmer nrola udspgtlg Betty Stewart Jewel Lows Maxine den Pats o Winona wren alnea Mc Ie! Juanita Pau n olnerzell Steger Betty Delllnk r lldred Ly e a e atkl Franklin o rshel F1 a Betty Duke Dors J nes Bette at Geraldine o es e Floyd Nellle Mor an tarlrey Da vls orma Jean McN Margaret t d Bennie Bvone Billy Nichols Annie Laura Jackson Jl 1n,!e Avtry ary Caro 6dg00d Patsy Pruett Lan sto le 0 arles ayden Blllle Jean Mcwillla s ec Parker rotny Ann Jac s n att e sue Brabham V elnls R coM EES RON ITT PZOYD DECO T N8 Mrs Nat ayes RA I0 r Housto Mrs H H Ramsey M J e Bent ey P . FO 0 XV OF ' IV Q' , , f , Bl-A FWE RR D H S: 5 b0o 0 If rn B ' y I If 'ZH We B D ,J y AV Dan L8 -4 01 ith t 1 F H Mu if H Q .v 3? Wfln Ls PAMELA Tap s IRAN BEAR ,.,. .. .,...... ., L El'-'N Ann M Ell a ls LORD Q EE ' vp . C L M So H u diy ., . . ,. . . HL R sr u X L o X M, H A M - U1 oo RT PIA.1v ,. .. ........ .... .,.,...,....,. ..... . ,.,,, .,.. . , . ....,. ....,... .,.. ..,.... . . . . . CENA gcolln, F R T ' E500 T8 O HE th 01 a alon V S . 0 ld ntgrnk STS H .' Co . . . n . u , r . . . ey Mfvund . . . Rgvas 8: M rl I N l B H H J y Sc glzs H Ln ce l F W A Jaclga n Ig tt y as l o W era Jn D 8 Ne ell -gee l B A IZ H .PH In J kk I1 P? Do ko M I lr ly M '. C0 ATJON .... .. ,..,. .. ,, .. -.. .... .. , ,.., ,... . MRS. SHARIQQQ . H n Garrison . . . r. 0 I I 3 ii P 1 ' 2 ' 2 5 1 E 2 1 2 Q 1 'i if J f' R- E 's . , w95sg -4 1 If V , X 5 , ' ' H' . 'A-if ' gl' 'u ff X A , 12117, cyufan. anal Qfffhzclafrzk I I 077 ' QS, ' On the night of October 31, 1945, Miss Sally Carney was crowned Carnival Queen of i Atlanta High School. Miss Carney was selected for being the prettiest and most attrac- tively- dressed for Hallqweem She was dressed as a Spanish Senorita and wore a ruffled skirtofgordeduplgid taffeta,'l'he basque skirt was of gold and black lame. To complete her costume Miss Carney wore a large, yellow mum in her hair. md? The howl of the evenung was the womanless weddung un the hugh school audutoruum before the Carnuval un the gym began Thus weddung was composed of members of the school board faculty Luons Club and Senuors Those partucupatung un the processuon were rung bearer Oval Harden flower gurls Bull Steffey and Bull Weatherby preacher Abe Mays guests Ruchard McMullan Veunon McKunney Bull Hughes and Toland Mere duth vocalust Sherman Stamps and Dr Ernest Grumbles gave the brude away After Coach G L Cannady the brude was securely marrued to Dr A B Jordan the groom selectuon of the Carnuval ueen took place Eleven gurls were candudates un the contest for Carnuval ueen Each gurl s nomu natuon was made by S5 00 beung guven by one or more persons for her Thes gurls drssed un Halloween costumes stood on the stage whule the auduence selected the ueen They dud thus by puttung money un the box of the gurl they thought the prettuest and most attractuvely dressed for Halloween Each candudae had a gurl to represent her by goung out un the auduence to collect money for her The candudates wuth theur repre sentatuve were as follows Muss Mattue Sue Brabham Muss Mary Joyce Barbee Muss Trudue Langly Muss Wanda Faye Paul Muss Bullue Jo McCoy Muss Ruby E Powell Muss Sally Carney Muss Joyce Endsley Muss Alma Thomas Muss ewel Lewus Muss Joyce Youngblood Muss June Punchard Muss Jean Blaur Muss Frankue Chulds Muss Judy Key Muss Ruth Whute Muss LaJaun McAdams Muss Luculle Bond Muss Lous McCasland Muss Gwen Loy Oluver After ten munutes the votes were counted and the ueen was announced The ueen Mm Sally Carney chose as her four henchmen Don Walker Jummy Clements Charles Hayden and Bobby Brown to accompany her throughout the Carnuval Queen Sally and her henchmen each wearung a banner statung I am the Queens Man , reugned over the Carnuval and had specual pruvuleges at each stand I 0 I I . Q . Q I . , . . Q . Mus, uuobun auch.,'ffQffffffffffffffffff1QfQlffffffIQQl.Tania Betty vom . J ggvwvg I ngggg ggggg J ggggg A llg' . J . a . Q I Q 9 s s 1 I l I N .5 v gl ra LN Ur l l 2 5 4 C U 7 A CJ 9 C ll 1: 1 vi L1 1 5 4 E Q 1 Y- 2 - f-'Q Clk J ,x -, . . at 2:94 g J if 7. ' V , 'M 'J 1, ' V N A, K 1 5 ' A Q 125 l.wf- , 5 ,.LL, x.., Si S k I ,, - . w - , ., A .. 5 10 M ps v' 1 D 1 , ASF af. , , , '11 --f Ax 'E' -3 ,t fr is Look at all the hungry wolves QD-O-O lx leve gnwat tciyt Lei -Larry, Ldgie, J3e,Qon uaugnt ln tue LC. Q eypfcnl Lorena Scouters? 5 lr1't we cute? gay Juy, does he smell that bad? '?K'1at's a girl supposed to do? Say, when did this happen? Aren't they affectionate? The window :rom which Kit fell B 11 Hession Hubba! Hubba 2 1 mx 'sg if 4 Qui 24, 5 is Jef 5. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 0 1. 2 5 4 5. 6 lp' 'Ile Looking for ssmething, Henry? with the wind and the rain in her hair. Thats right, Gwen, Hit him. Gne of those Sophs is here e ein. Three intelligent Juniors. Two monkeys up e pole. The Four Noise Makers. Beautiful backgr und, eh Betsy? Somebody's got Arlls out on a limb. Just Friendship. Don't go off and leave us. A Key without a lock. First time Murdo:x's ever seen between two girls. She looks happy. It must be Saturday, Barbee. Smile, Mrs. Ramsey. Sweet end lovelv- if ' Tm 'll ' ge X-- V. Q- 'Qs ' 5411: 5 I ik 1' ..' ,fki x Q. 9 Q .'N .A-N Q 13? 1 D Lv' ,YV .1 LX . vwn J- . A '-- v-, .-. . .-,.L.. . ,. . . ,A - , 'Y .1 ,ML -4' I I in ax' If NX? g, xi C- 5 1, 3 'P-if-9' 'f 9 , ' 4 ' , ,.: 4' J . 1 U- n - v A if Hail' D. f - MFA: fi J N R 4 0 v' , I 9 , f A 4: . 1 L ' , 1 P Q . W 1... G , 5 r.f'fZ ' ' 4 N - f O . P I a .- - AY, . 1 rxxr 1 . ENVI. . , Qnnvc' . , l,.f,v1! 1: 1,,.,, xii .rtiniic g,nv. ,1 M - ,1., ,,, -J! n .- UU P J . , 1 . mcrnl--A V: f- v' . 1.5L . 1..,. u v 4 A , .1 rv.,-...,. IU - - L- -X u1.11 . 18 ,..-., nHA full-Jowaicp. A'.'.2, Lint au0rtY LSL tiin mfy. 'H--ruezs wLOY H Tirbi gi wf.re. r nful in disruiac. 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N. , 'P I l I U 1 HOW THIS ANK SERVES I U IN ARE Y INTEP THF W GRO H A SL CESS CF THE COMMUNITY EE AUSE ANYTHING WHICH HELPS THE OM NITY W P PER PS THIS COMMON TY EA RF RE ME F TH W SFR STOCKS OF GCODS HELP YERS AD E O CA COUNTS ASSIST S IN T MEANS EMPLOYING MORE PEOPLE WE OFFER CHECKING SERVICE WHICH KFS POSSIBLE HE R F CON N ENT TRANSFER FUNDS PROVIDE A SAFE PLACE FOR YOU TO KEEP YOUR MONEY A VALUAELFS WE FURNISH ADVICE TO YOU ON FINANCIAL MATTERS CASH CHECKS ENCOURAGE THRIFT COLLECT DRAFTS AND CHECKS NATIONALLY AND LOCALLY SUPPLY CURRENCY CHANGE AND PAYROLL FUNDS R SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY TRULY HAS MANY SID Wff74aifwual5' Q y TH' C !VL.lTY WE . NATUQALL NEQISQ IN , ELFARE, WT , ND IC D I fU'. ' C - Mu GRO' AND ROS HEL L I I NK. HE E A SO O E WAYS E J VE: WE EXTEND SOUND LOANS TO ENAFLE MERCHANTS TO LAY IN -.I IE . WE EU TAKE VANTAG F SH DIS- T, WE IN THE EXPANSION OF BUSINESS WHICH URN MA . T APID, SA E AND VE I OF . . WE A, , ND . . '. WE ' 7 . OU . ES. 0 O Atlania NaIuonaI Bank J D NICH S Cha1rman of Board HENRY K ALLDAY JR PRICE HARDY Preszdent Vzce Preszdent Vzce Preszdent Cashier Asszstant Cashzer GEORGE W FAVT ROSIE LEE HOLLAND ANNETTE DAVIS EMILY JANE DAVIS MISS IMOGENE RAY DIR HENRY A GEORGE DR JD ECTDRS CAEE PRICE HARDY K LLD L GROGAN D NICH Teller Teller Bookkeeper Bookkeeper Bookkeeper A STRONG, SAFE BANK, DESIRINC YOUR PATRONAGE AND FRIENDSHIP O on. os . OL ..... A. me ........... L. F. , ..... .. ' - I n. H. .. ...... . ' - 9. c. . .... .... . ' v. s. smermm . .. ... ' ' c.u.. Q. H. P. c. A. :Ne L. F. Av, Jn. . E . oLs MAN Neg wifi 5' 5 ALLDAY Q ATLANTAS CGMPLETE DEPARTMENT STOKE- Qfrzzy Qi: Mzzzzyfw Hymn' - --I In AHan+ H5 1 ll 1 C-IRCJGAN SUPPLY GO ATLANTAS COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE PHO 38l DRY GOODS SHOES M N S 8 EOY'S FUPNISHIN LADIES READY TO wEAR INFANTS WEAR FURNITURE DWARE 'I SUCH L PAINT 8 WALL PAPER GPOCERIES 8 MARKET LUMBER 8 BUILDING MATERIAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES BUTANE GAS 8 SUPPLIES GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES WELDING SUPPLIES Don't Way You Can't Fznd It U tzl You Have Tr1ed GROGAN SUPPLY CO Acres of Verchandzse O 2 C lk - ' E ' GS I K X 'HAR I . IKE I 1 'FEED 8 FERTILIZER K I 1 I , I ll ' n A I ll ll 4 fl L- L I WHITE WALKER LUMBER Q0 MANUFACTURERS OF YELLOW PINE LLIMBER 444.00 I-IARDWOOD BRI DGE TIMBER o BIVINS! TEX. LEON BLAKEY MOTOR QO Our Parls -G SETVIOB DeparIme,n'rs are C'30mPIeI'Q. I-IUMBLE GAS ESSO MOTOK OILS U S TIRES -6- TUBES' Q. M Nelson Leon Blalze Wa Ion Nelson -EAST TEXAS MOTOR Q0 ATLANTA , TEXAS CHEVROL-ET BLJ IGIC THE l9H6 CHEVROLET AND Eulcx ARE OUT IN FRONT AIN IN GLOEAL w R THE WORLD WIDE ORGANIZATION O GENERAL MOTORS OVERSEAS V DP AN VITAL R IN THE POST w R PEOPLE EMPLOYED EUILD NG THE FINEST CARS ON EARTH PHONE 148 WRECKER SEPVICE PHONE 149 THAT GOOD GULF GASOLINE AND FINE MOTOR OILS U CAN E PEO PE N L TO UND HAT AT THE OF THE ORANG D WHY NOT STOP AND FILL AP WITH THE DEALERS WHO SELL GULF PPODUCT T THAT GULF PPIDE K F NO OX W GIVE Y SHOOT EP PEP ORMANCE GULF OIL PRODUCTS A o BRAB4-IAM, coNsIcNee O 1 0 O O o o a pf c P, I A6 . A , - F DI ISION PLAYED A AMATIC D OLE. - A ERA THEY WILL PLAY AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN KEEPING MILLIONS OF YO E ASSU THE IS NO FINER GASOLI E AND Ol S BE FO T SIGN E ISC. UP C S. EEPS OL CAP COOLER GUL -N ILL OU Zmbwhwfiz Lillian Oluvea Insuraney C-EAV6' 17' T0 LILL 414 Jdfm44.4 WE' .SPCGIALIZ-E' IN 6000 PERMANENT WAVES PHO IQ7 ATLANTA TEX Mrs B NX9Adams Frankie enned7I BEAIJTY SHOP' ,, . .Q . -14 ' We are pulllrlq For a blqqer and beifer Mlania a buqqer and be'Her huq all a hlqh school band For i946 47 QDOK S DEPARTMENT STORE ATLANTA TEXAS ZMWAMQZZ 'Dr. A.-5.JOI'd3I1 1 ' ' I1 sal-uoolg is qood Rabbfi' ham, and abgve 1 I 157 lilllf ATLANTA 'rexA9 SNAP BEANS SPINAGH TURNIP -P MUSTARD GREENS BLACK EYE -4- PURPLE HULL PEAS I fame Zlhfel na' fuzz 7 an Heaufy fmguenr Z!! 'el' mg+dT2lqr1Fgrpermanen+' GLA RIQE' 620125 YM :mance Mm-us owner. LAVERNE VAUGHN, THELMA GAMMILL, opzm ORS ' 1 71 XOU 6 RGGA N MANU FAQTU RING QO. MANUFACTURERS OF YELLOW PINE LUMBER BIVINS TEXAS Qffufcilfjx GKOQERY 8' MNT WE BUY 2? SELL. Pno ATLANTA TEXAS QI'-4' 51555- J . . as , -gp. fr lv, X , ' ' v fi ,,-ff 17. A N' 551 44 , 1 TR ' T ' If ' I if 1 A ghvyohw SJC'- ,MZ FLDWER SGI FT MART CUT FLOWERS POT NTS FUNERAL DESIGNS jyftf Wfwm YOUR F DT FIORIST PHONE '26 0 me Zlehffwz Ziwmzfu fear WMM 2' S2525 PHONE FREE DELIVERY WE FILL ALL PRESCRIPTIONS I, fn ce -F firwoe fo 97Zeare Zzrlyoao WILLIE KENNEDY DOUGLAS SPENCER , df, ? . , 67 I , , Zamfdw QE 0 ALEXAN D ER HUGHES 57154 BROOKS -2-QAMPBELL QLINIQA: HGSPITAL. DIAGNOSIS if SURGERY P ATLANTA TEXAS LINDEN TEXAS PHONE 30 PHONE 134- 2799 Q M. J. Brooks,.ln MD. Jesse M. Brooks MD J. H. Cam bel! M.D. I 1 FOR WORK S' PLAY ffffczfat loaf us! gffdffld PEDDY xILOwATT YOUR ELECTRIC SER v NT IS ALWAYS ON THE .JOE TO BRING M RE ENLIOYMENT TO BOTH YOUR WORK AND YOUR PLAY Nc OO LIGHTS DG DMSCAR l 0 T A FEW OF THE SERVICES OF ELEC A-,Sli CITY FOP WHOLESOME PLAY IN SCHOOL ME AND IN ECTRICITY J .9 ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT SERVICES FOR LE AMERICA HAS LESS THAN 7 NT OF THE WORLD S POPUL T ON AMER NS CEN OF THE WORL J ELECTRICITY AMERICAN FREEDOM OF OP Q RTUNITY FOR EVERY OY GIRL H EUILT A NATION THAT PROVIDES MORE GOOD FOR MORE PEOPLE THAN ANY OTHER NATION ON EARTH 576659021511 Gas fs. Eleeh IC Go Sec us In our new home-For fymwfw FRIGIDAIRE M fiat Pl-IILQO at ZENITH RADIO -All makes wel-rola recon-als PITTSBURGH PAINTS :P WALL PAPER aim QW G.. 1 1 I lg O00 ' - . , - JB A ' O QP ,L A S gl OO AN OO O . E G T I .IOS TRI- ' ,' ', . , AT i if sv! HO IN EOS ESS, EL IS .I f ACA, '- AMERICANS. L' 1 ,L wHI PER -.ex , E '-+ CE I A I , - 5 6 ICA USE 35 PER T D'S Q fs 101: ' , PO S AND AS ' I 9 C I 0 7 k I l 'fn IX lun Eng HQhg!m E5 EEE? This ls An Age Of SPECIALISTS... we e ecua :tu at makes mes uva adapta e there The den a tu e wa s o v 'V' e ot a e n woods e sounder constructlon e wre thorough f shv an end SS t dim? tra gg ,J 9 IflV9SlIl'Tl9 W nce that young mes 11 5 musspent a un eas fu express non Hemenway X ' Ns- , .lohzk on 'Q vf Wd ,ffiw Om 'INCH 8 ROY WRIGHT Qpzuwli 5411 MANAGER. K, M'mh 'Vt 1 :fx fn I :X l ,, ,, xx ll! ' XXX HL N 15: lf: fx, Maw fl' ialg '-i4L1-i' w lxfq Vlmgf fl l of l . 'Yr ifEiii?t Ei N fd e,AI!if A rf' g3!EFf 'igii, A O and ar sp ' lists IH furn re th ' ho l' ble, D1 to the people who dwell . -L- hid qu lities of fine furni re '-' ar not al y 0 ious at once to 1,4-A on n tr ined to not the fi er -T-K , , th ' , th ' ,I -b,.-. 'Q me ini Ang... d - l,'54fnfFQ,, le other details that make he A, -f 5 yi wqgk - ' e x d ol la r s y o u s pe n d f o r i t a ,eff g ., , wis ' nt. Buy ith confi- ':'F u5,p'ygQQf'h. d? lnC0 will U01 DG - 'y 'A IQHYEQ f' V-.' , th t yo g id will 'nd My fi mf u-QRWQQH '.-' f he gigs e h reehes 1 ' W ww . -V -f' 'W e r r li s I I 152 0 TRI STATE MUTGR Q0 General Auiomobale Repalrm ATLANTA TEX TRI STATE CTOR CONPA Y ERAL A EIL? PAI EE LAS CES T BRICK VE S o P ORDER DISTRIBUTORS FOR THE RI STATE BRICK 0 E o OE LL OL o LS w HAVE A LARGE STOCK UEES SEA COVERS EP CAR JAC TRI STATF CTOR COMPANY o S o E O5 M CCASLA o OAH CARTER KS dxup.4u4,2uZr7 PRITQHARD GULF STATION WASH t LUBRICATION QUICK CHARGING PHO 280 JOHN D 'HANES GEN. MERCHANDlSE'GPsOCERlE5 HARDWARE gp r-:zo ussu cvrv Tex. PI-Io. Sli Q x - ' . , ' Qmzdr :wil :Giants and SZ.-va 1 O 4 0 0 I 0 - I MJT T F N, GEN I UTQMO' , RF PII t1 I . EV A A OS. L E D E E EO E S LL To .EC CAL C E o 0 L S A 0 EC A CALL E FEC J E. E S ESS A SE CE A D IP PRI oo. NEED . GI U . -S I - C . - T E P T AU ILE A R C - S E C S ES - E OF - - EA IES - Sou H L SE EE , 3 JI D. 0. KE I C I I I NICHOLS CIFARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING UNITED mo-ron s rzvce GARAGE Pao non Res PH 89 .1 BROWN SEKVIQE STATION SINGLAIR Pnooucrrs ZUwo!0J444.EuZ5' E D BLU ESTEIN TEXAS 'HIGHWAYDDEPT PERSONNEL QL-EANEKQ PHO 92 ms 5. MAIN S11 .......l Jewel Nichols, Prop. E n , , O. 2 LQpWp!0,Zlvf,8vZ' 0 I fl An -me O 0 M o I ' 'M'1L '1 '-'I gauf7oJulw9f,L 5 7, . JUDGE HUGH QARNEY 5' HGWARD A QARNEY Zdhwiwvaig P E RRY 'BRG9 Bei-D , 590 SMITH 5 PHO 288 A ANTA EX L..,-.J I Qor H1e -Fmes+ in -Furni-Pure. ai' -Hue s ricee 1 I . Tl. ,T , I mm ef! fm Your yearbook is a S., fi treasured memories. The oft repeated thri 1 igeigt V ? ttion which accompanies each new searcn th caiah its pages will many times repay you for the fain sir ii consideration which has gone into its creaticr. We are proud of the part ve have had in the produc- tion of this book. it incicates the wealth of ideas and ability which haw 'na tie possible the long record of our schooi annuai achievement. 1--f ff un, V, 5. if 'r I 5 J' 'E I If E I 'IME U 'EEE ,I 5! 'E'!f' f?F - QE!!! IEP?