fdfff X58 7ff4L4,.,4nQf-f.7f-5- 4 5 '31 I .L4 agp Ah- Fi Eff --fe if as A if I-.4 PegaAuA I9 0 WILLIAM A. BASS HIGH SCHOOL ATLANTA o GEORGIA bedication Because of his infallible honesty, his definite sense of justice in deal- ing with all people, and the force with which he strives to realize his own high ideals and to help us to accomplish our ambitions-in sin- cere friendship and gratitude we dedicate the 1950 PEGASUS to Mr. H.Judson Fowler. MR. H. JUDSON FOWLER H , . , it? 1 if - . , , , 5' ' x f v , , Kr' , . ,V . 1, ' - ,af 1 Q ' ..f ' ' -af 3 ig. I 5, . -if, 2 x ' ,151 f 'fff' . 2. ' I 'g,-1 -,'. f nr '22 ' ,I . vi' 1 , yr A+ .j-, 'Q 4 ,r , yi K1 K by , 5 4 , I, K, S V, A .E . Q ' , 'iff 5 f , ,A -kg , f 1' K' '9 ,r 5 '. ff-,Q f i sf, , f , 5 29 f - n Af' ' K f 'fli 3 ff I Q., K ., 4 - f I ' '. . , . ..,5,', . ,fx 1 ip., . .. ' . Q ' r ' ' ' g 49 ' , 1, L 1 'gif r l A ,Ji . ,A .Q f 'S ,an Ll? .ya 1 .3 if Q , f - - .W ., S .f .11 X . ef-fwf x.. M3 ,d .-',.- 'x-f't.,, . 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J WADDELL Rosm' jtnllcs NIAGILL jam ,IACKSUN X t ' X is x .Q . -xi Nu N i N N RVQSELL LEVERET , 'M igw, A, . ff ggi Q if Battalion Commant , Af 1 W h ' , ' Q- A 'Q NX F -1-35333 I 4511 I K Ahh -V .isjgas f WX. V. 5 B 'L '- X . . xl.-' N LARRY LANIER ,M A , ffl Qi! 5 X 4 . .Supply O.fy7C1f is 4 . . Q S ' x .Q L- 'l ft ' V X.. X , Z X '- .-IP A A H it 4. joux IJ. B,xNs1,1-:Y Planx and Training 'Q' n .4 1' . .qvvwiv Rolslim' B. LUNGINU Battalion Adjutant 1 1' swxeeiiaia xml : RIFLE TEAM RUSSELL LEVERETTE SAM LANSING MARION JONES FRANK EATON SOT. STURKIE Ii.-XRVICY TIICRMONO MILITARY BALL JAMES IYIAGII,I, JACK JAMES ARTIICR SMITII BILL SIMPSON JOHN DEANS KENNETH MAXWELL MILITARY SPONSORS RITA POE MARY LOIIISE MCKEE BARBARA JEAN MAYO JACKIE CREWS JOYCE BUCKLEY SHIRLEY KIMBELL BETTY WILSON Company Commander CAPT. BILLY STEVENS ...., ... Mfr-.-p.-vnu,-on-qu...-,.....,...-. Ill Ill Q1 up li ll 5'.?f ,v: f' -I an I. . I -I Ill af Xi H Af A I I www - - fX ..v?Q s 3 iR9 'i LT. DONALD ROSBERC. LT' JACK CALDWELL COMPANY A WILLIAM T. STEVENS . . CHARLES M. KELLEY . JOE T. PUTNAI .... WILBURN W. MARBUT . . FIRST PLATOON DoNAI.D A. RosnERG ........ Platoon Leader CHARI.Es A. LENKEIID ...... Platoon Sergeant YVALDO H. HITI' ...... Platoon Guidon Bearer I.. K. Peet, W. D. Haynie, H. M. VVade, j. H. Nash, j. Stewart, K. H. Rossell, W. R. Cooksey, G. A. Her- D. O. Beusse, G. M. Carney, S. C. Hendricks, M. H. Hilliard, R. Payne, C. R. Alford, A. F. Ewing, H. Thur- j. C. Dameron, VV. R. Morris, M. C. Cornett, M. C. Potter, R. Buchanan, M. E. Ellis, R. S. Srochi, S. W. ..f..:..ff....1f. .. . .. . t . . . . Company Commander . . . First Sergeant . Company Clerk . . . . . Guidon Bearer SECOND PLATOON JACK C. CALDVVELL ........ Platoon Leader JAMES H. SNELI ......... .Platoon Sergeant BOBBY RICHARDSON ..... Platoon Guidon Bearer Harkness, C. G. Burton, D. S. Haley, J. R. Burton, R. H. Price, L. VV. Kittle, A. H. Smith, G. Thurmond, C. B. Lewis. B. S. Burton, G. H. Fayard, J. james, R. Gardner, B. L. Harrell, j. E. james, G. E. johnson, N. W. Cook, P. L. Hill. D. W. Clark, J. G. Holey, J. Brumfield, j. Maughon, G. j. Wimhish, E. M. Allen, A. L. Thome, 1. C. Robin- son, W. Davidson. wif. ,.. NI i 1 E35 A :Q flu JH, J. . - ' fe ., I. ,W ,- . 'A' J. ua.. ai' All-MI: ff gm La - ,I is . P f I. 2 ' . f, gf, f 2. ,- . ' ,., g 3?-we S' 5 I A, ljll of ' l 'p l 'L 4 . I 'V 5 I if 5 V, f' I n Q l, I ' ui 5. wxlsswmx ,qgnnuif fd-:nag wants mf LT. RIARION JONES LT, FRANK EATON COMPANY B ROBERT H. FISHER ........ Company Commander BRYAN G. PITRE . . JOSEPH JACKSON . . . WILLIARD L. MARBUT . . FIRST PLATOON ROY M..,l0NEs .......... Platoon Leader WILLIAM M. HESTON ....... Platoon Sergeant j. A. LEVERT ...,... Platoon Guirlon Bearer F. D. Ittner, j. E. Head, T. D. Kunzman, j. M. Peavy, G. H. Satterwhire, B. L. Dunaway, il. P. Barefield, W. B. Smith, D. K. Underwood, P. D. Crawford. A. Wlarner, VV. A. VVest, A. E. Mehaffey, II. E. Pitts, D. R. Huckaby, C. A. Ivey, D. L. Sampler, M. T. Mor- gan, D. E. Williams, j. R. Stephenson. W. O. Pettet, N. S. Cameron, j. VV. Culpepper, R. D. Green, j. B. Deans, G. R. Spicer, F. T. Mote, j. O. Ayres, j. L. Lindsey, K. P. Maxwell. . . . First Sergeant . Company Clerk . . . . . Guidon Bearer SECOND PLATOON FRANK E. EATON .....,... Platoon Leader CHARLES C. PEEK ........ Platoon Sergeant JAMES D. MAo1u ....... Plataon'Guidon Bearer F. Gravitt, VV. L. Marbut, W. W. Marbut, W. E. Owens, B. Holland, H. E. Smith, R. D. Reynolds, D. M. Goodman, G. H. Self, T. Lovelace. R. L. Moore, D. L. Manley, W. E. Medders, C. P. Hill, j. W. Allen, j. M. Scoggins, G. E. Hulme, R. E. Rich, VV. R. Carroll, O. Zipperer. C. R. Baxter, G. j. Moore, J. Hazan, H. L. Wilson, E. C. Huff, R. S. Ketchum, C. H. Smith, R. S. Adams, L. D. VVard, VV. E. Simpson. www. Sswlasvs-A ..f - -....f- A X 'A f - ' E ' Company Commander CAPT. BOBBY FISHER N.-,Q IB 'N 'K 1 Q 'W' 45 f '::, EQ J 11 Mme M 25. -' kl Rl: K Wa X-. l O 4 ' '. M 1 i. E- . if. ,gfy ,f A Z. 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A Nurzlsx U'Kr:1.1,hY Miss l.1l,l.mN lJ,xl.r1'l'xmMAs Mus. limlm' R. Wl1,suN Miss l,ol.,x RICHARDS Mu.S1m-'1f1r.1nS. KIQMI' KH SVIIOUI, :am N1R,,l.N1.BllANSllN Mlss N1ARii.'XKlz1' ANN SWANN MR,!I.XNII1,S'1'. Ii,-uu-'lr-11.11 Miss NIiI,I.la l'm1.1,u-s I CHOUI. BIl.l,Ili GREENE BETTY C. Loma RVTH WHATL1-ix' JESSIE l,owE PIIILLIP B. ALEXANDER NI.-XRGIE S.TAx'1,oR N--'ww 5.1 MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mus. j.xN1-1 BL'TTEkE1Ex.n Mus. HELEN XVARREN VouE1, IWR. H, LUWREY HAYNIE PHYSICAL liDl'C'A'I'IUN DI'II'AR'l'Nl ICNT Mk, W, 0. Nioom' MES. KATIE I,EE RIOWERS MR. HERBERT I-I. PIiIl,l,lPS LN' frrfn K0 if 92 o'0'IX,,-, Q29 1 YLIX n 0 4134 gy . QA . A 52 3 f '-1? shbtql ,af .M .Q 9- 4 it '-'R Q J, f 'X gy W 'Q 4. ,, 15153, if K ,wi 0. Y ffm i. s-g.,,:72'3.' 'Q m 1 5 ...fi X '1 IL. s 4 X W-gp.. STV' iw 5 Hz . I X ixakilvxfss la fs, gl nw, 9 , 1 5 .Sift f . -fZ 5f.i'15 jf? 5 If QA- Mr' ,yi 82 f . WY .1 5 ff, . W, QW r' '11 -My 45 A-.f my W- . Kat 1411 141-oand BARBARA CHENEY CALVIN ABERNATHY is , 5 X, jk A Q WN fax 'N' 'eu'-..,mN WMM ,ggn-my mmf Fvpular RUTH WHITE GEORGE BURNS , E QW' XS NE' mmf 14 ttractizle B P1'l l'Y S H EARUU sb GRA HAM BELL 'iff SQ Xi S Nm is mmf Ta en ted JOYCE DONALDSON ELWYN C H EEK Q X fE LJ. A ' QUE EQ! , '1s..n-uv? Q x xg ww lllcwt fn telfectaal s - Q 0 ' 1, ,lg ,. ---:L-G I 'zr,,.,,.u,-1,4 ft 5 . S .L 'y ' 44'b all JANE LANDON EARL WALLIS xi j BARN A LL,A XX I 1 s I Mm xlfhlefic ELEANOR VINTON BOBBY KEEL 'J'-'-' 'W ,..,,.-'wwf B? 1,9 Senior Oficers CALVIN ABERNATHY CLARENCE DERRICK SENIORS CALVIN DONALD ABERNATHY A bb Tech High School Varsity Football, News Editor of AmBASSador, Sports Editor of AmBASSador, Student Council, Youth Council, Captain of '49 Foot- ball Team, President of Senior Class, '48 City All-Star Team, mem- ber of N. A. S. S. JOHN ADAMS Auburn High School Auburn, Ala. SHIRLEY ANN AIRHEART Blue Eyes Bass junior High School Glee Club, Ensemble, Sextette, Soft- ball, Choir. PATRICIA ANDERSON Pat Bass junior High School AmBASSador, French Club, mem- ber of Quill and Scroll. THOMAS CAMERON ANDREWS Bass junior High School Cross Country, Tennis, Track JOELLA ANTHONY IIJOPP Bass junior High School Glee Club. HAL ATWATER Hal Decatur Boys' High School BARBARA BACKUS Dumplin' Bass Junior High School Band, Library Aid, Cafeteria Aid, Assistant in Military Office. JOHN BANSLEY Bass Junior High School Military. DANIEL GRAYDON BARTON MDM!! Tech High School .,.,-s,ig,'3,,,, 'R Q Wa .-awk' 93' AIN 8 we 'UN' N.- uh- ' .,-rs. if br' ,naar '-,Am-vs ,, fl 'Anti QD- , ll, V l Ax lst! vw! f in Pe A wi' J I w' ffvh' f 5-ft -,-,,-0 L. HN t 43'r1'5 Q, UI A , ?..,-.,. We SEN IORS wx, BARBARA BEADLES 5 llBebe!I ,.,,-npr' Murphy junior High School Spring Music Festival. CHARLES BELL L I Tech High School B Team Football, B Team Bas ketball. D. GRAHAM BELL Ding Dong Bass junior High School 'Ci ywx 45 sity Basketball. MARY INMAN BELL 5 Bass junior High School P' Nurse's Aid, Ofiice Aid. DONNA BENGTSON North Fulton High School Pegasus Staff. DIEDRICH BEUssE Bass junior High School Military ROBERT BAILEY BISHOP Bobby Bass junior High School MICHAEL MATTHEW BOTTCHEN llMikeH Tech High School wa A Varsity Football. Milf? fi gil MARCELLE BOUDREAUX 5 Bass Junior High School ' Glee Club, Clinic Aide, Cafeteria fi Aide, AmBASSador Staff. NANCY ANNE BRADFORD Onion Head Bass Junior High School M Cafeteria Aide, Choir, Glee Club, A N 5-P Clinic Aide, Tri A's, Home Room ,gg President, Student Council. Cross Country, B Team Basket- ball, Track, Varsity Football, Var- SENIORS BEVERLY BREESE Girls' High School Cheerleader, Library Aide, Glee Club, Home Room Vice-President, Red Cross Representative, Coun- selor's Aide. KATHRYN BROCK Kat Bass junior High School Glee Club, Basketball, Spanish Club, Choir, Ensemble, Trio, Sex- ICIIC. JOYCE ANNE BROWN Annie Bass junior High School Home Room Secretary, Red Cross Representative, Pegasus Staff. ROBERT BROWN Bass Junior High School Cross Country, Basketball. SAMMY BROWN, JR. Samba Bass junior High School Varsity Football, Basketball. ROBERT LOWELL BUCHANAN Buck Bass junior High School Band, Baseball. JOYCE CAROL BUCKLEY Blondie Bass Junior High School Choir, Sextette, Spanish Club, P. E Student Instructor, Basketball, Soft- ball, Ensemble, Glee Club. VIRGINIA BUICE Girls' High School GEORGE BURNS Tech High School Football, Track. HELEN CAMP Dimples Bass junior High School Choir, Student Council. go, -7?-1 IQ , ttf. . , ...,. terms' ' ,Nw- may M, N Kami, Q f' I 'A .gk wif ei. fp iight ig...- sf' ,,...... Q' JN.-wx We si' If JR 'Emi I.. 'X ...X 'l'hs W 45 T? Tp 1 .M Q 'R -da' .p' Lv- Q-5: N' , 7T'-I' X P' SENIORS LORENE CANTRELL Bass Junior High School Glee Club, Choir. VIOLA CARMICAL Bass Junior High School ELWYN JUNIOR CHEEK Tech High School Band, Orchestra, Captain of March- ing Band, President of Concert Band, Military, Youth Council, All- City Band, All-State Band, Most Talented Senior. BARBARA ANN CI-IENEY Bass Junior High School Youth Council, Vice-President of Student Body, Student Council, B Club, Home Room Secretary, Presi- dent of Student Teacher Club, Best All 'Round Senior. DONALD CLARK Bass Junior High School Military. NIARGIE ELIZABETH CLARK Luclzie Bass Junior High School Glee Club, Secretaries Club. JESSICA JANE COLEMAN Jessi Reinhardt College Drivers' Training. MARTHA COLLINS 'M Glee Club, Choir, Office Aide. Cookie Bass Junior High School BETTY LOUISE COOPER Cooper Bass Junior High School Student Government, Counselor's Aide, Pegasus Staff, Youth Council, Drivers' Training Club, B Club, Quill and Scroll. MATTHEW HARVEY COOPER Fenimore Tech High School Military, Rifle Team, Drivers' 'I'-,.2nInn- F1--h SENIORS JACQUELYN LEE Cox Jackie Commercial High School Home Room President. LONNIE EUGENE Cox Buddy Boys' High School President of Home Room, Vice- President of Home Room, Pegasus Staff, Choir, B Club, President of Film Council. BARBARA CRAFT Bobbie Bass junior High School Band, Glee Club, Basketball, Stu- dent Council. PATRICK DEAN CRAWFORD Ilpatii Bass junior High School uBIv Team Basketball, Cheerleader. WESLEY CRAVVFORD Bud Bass junior High School BETTY JUNE CROWLEY Little Friena'--Girl Avondale High School I'-W , FW gr 1 A 251 H 1? ,R g g I Clinic Aide, Choir, Girls' En- semble, Cafeteria Aide, Sextette. JIMMY DAMERON csjinnnypn Bass junior High School WALTER DAVIDSON Mickey Bass junior High School Military. JANET DAVIS Bass junior High School Majorette, Drivers' Training. CLARENCE DERRICK Geech Bass junior High School Student Council, Youth Council, B Team Baseball, Student Gov- CTHUICHI. . ..,,. s , ., - I tg ,QE st W N, TQQQQEYAIQ F' iii? R f1'1u:12fi2N.1a ' 4. X I i i 'J A Swim' fitiiillklk' ff 0 Qi an 'X L,-uv Cf 72-N 'Ut we rag, A E i L QV Q 5 Ns 'UP' Q. JK . . va A- , 1 A .faiip ,f A. 'm 'u 'w,.,,,,, A.. - SENIORS JERRY DOLLAR Ulfalf-Dollar Bass junior High School Band, Science Club, Science Fair, Spanish Club, Student Teacher Club, Library Aide. REGINE DOLLMAN jOYcE MARIE DKJNALDSON Jaycee Bass junior High School Clinic Aide, Talent Shows, Cafe- teria Aide, Home Room Secretary. HERBPIRT HARCJLIJ DORSEY Tech High School jUDSON RENE DRAPER, jR. Tony Bass junior High School Varsity Football, Student Council. FRANK EATON Bass junior High School President of Home Room, Rifle Team Captain. MARY ANN EDGE Blade Bass junior High School AmBASSador Staff, member of Stu- dent Council, Glee Club, Feature Editor of AmBASSador, Quill and Scroll, Sponsor of Rifle Team, Pro- gram Committee, French Club, Li- brary, Editor of AmBASSador, Vice-President of Science Club, FRANK EXLEY EDRINGTON Gout Richard Arnold High School Savannah, Ga. Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football, MB Team Baseball, B Team Football, Student Government. FRANCES LAURINE ELLIS Ff071,, Bass junior High School AmBASSadOr Staff, Choir. ELLYN FAYE ETCHISON Druid Hills High School Senior Science Club, Student Coun- cil, French Club, Glee Club, Bas- lcetlmll Reef-ec Dum DD..-fm... CMC: SENIORS DIXON FISHER Dickey Tech High School ROBERT ALFRED FISHER uB0bbyn Georgia Military Academy Military. ESTELLE FLAX Kittie Girls' High School Spanish Club, Student Teacher Club, Choir, Pegasus Staff, Film Council, B Club, Student Govern- ment, Recess Duty. PATRICIA CAROLYN FLURY Rub Fluryn Murphy Junior High School Orchestra, Band, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, AmBASSador, B Club. TOMMY FOSTER T-Bone Bass junior High School Varsity Football. PEGGY Fox ll'F0xyl! Bass Junior High School Glee Club, Red Cross Representa- tive, Drivers' Training, Choir, Stu- dent Council, Home Room Presi- dent, Home Room Secretary. THOMAS MILTON FRENCH uBuddyn CLAUDE GAMBLE Jaws Bass junior High School B Team Football, Cheerleader. ALMON GARNER Rabbit B Team Football. CAROLYN GILLENTINE The Napsonian School Basketball Team. .gk ,mg x t , A nt' h Mwifif? I . W' ' f i tll 'Kwik ' NWN 'Q' out ,-A' -w 'K N IF I x . avi L h , ' Egg: , LF' ' fi -V ' ffiifhw .Q:jj' :I ' i IQ Zffwfsffffrl T' f K 553131 figfgi' .vw .,,1Q 'l.I, 1. A Ig. , M 4g . arf -I-I v ,Q .,. ,. 4, in l 1 A L 'lfafii f x ,f .1 f 'vibe .3 0' I J? ye. rf' ,av gum' it-D0 'if ,Qvvx 'Aff-1 fx. . V ' Y F I ff' . . E ,- . , ,f '. I - 5' 5 ,: ' 'fi . L J' , W V Q X-Ezlu 7 ,1A. . x .1 SEN IORS JAMES RICHARD GRAHAM lljimlf West Fulton High School FRANKLIN GRAVITY Bass Junior High School Military. BARBARA GRAY College Park High School Choir, Girls' Ensemble, Sextette Activity Club, Cafeteria Aide. RICHARD GREEN Dick Tech High School Varsity Football. CATHERINE DANIELS GRIFFIN Kitten North Chattanooga Junior High School Spanish Club, AmBASSador Staff, Pegasus Staff, Quill and Scroll. ALBERT GRIFFITH Big Al Boys' High School Varsity Basketball, B Team Bas- ketball, Tennis Team. ELEANOR HAGAN Ellie Marietta High School Choir, Pegasus Staff. JOHN HALKIAS Gorgeous Boys' High School JOHN HARRY I-IARGRovE Harry Grady High School Varsity Football. WILLIAM GERRY HARGROVE IlGerryll SENIORS VANCE HARKNESS llsonnyfl Bass junior High School MELVIN HART Boys' High School Varsity Football, Recess Duty. LAURA ANN HAWKINS L0ll1'e Vienna High School Vienna, Austria Cheerleader, Copy-Editor of Pega- SUS. PHILIP CONRAD HEMBY Tex Tech High School Concert Band, Marching Band Choir, Cross Country Team, Madri gal Singers. MARY ANN HICKMAN Hiclzey Girls' High School Y-Teens, Student Government Spanish Club, Film Council, B' Club, Office Aide. WEYMAN HINTON Boom-Boom O'Keefe Junior High School Football, Baseball. AMI-:I.IA HITT Melie Bass Junior High School Glee Club, President of F. H. A. Vice-President of Home Room Youth Council Secretary. BETTY JEAN HOLMES UB. 1.1: O'Keefe junior High School Clinic Aide, Cafeteria Aide, P. E Student Instructor, Basketball. SHIRLEY ANN HOLT Bass junior High School Student Teacher Club Youth Coun Government, Glee Club Red Cross g AWK Representative cil, Spanish Club, Choir, Student Q1 ..,. Q ,tt S, A SHERRY INGRAM Boot.vie Murphv lunior High School f l' Q A xv, if 'W TN S Q dl? W. 5 .i.. .mf .1 ., ,R . ..4..r4, . . .1 ,- f f . ' 4 fi '5 i i . :gif J Ni' 'I V in l 9' Gini. n ,e I 5 , :YQHL ASN 35-R Nha--u I --Q, o'4'N I as 'VS ,J Q., K Ng N-of it Q our -.Kgs .fa Q Av -m...t..., .lm 3 vu' K nf.-...A-fr A-...F Mtzat., X' -.,,... . W I .. X. 1 -Ts 'Ei , , 3 411- QS HBH SENIORS FRANK ITTNER O'Keefe junior High School ANN JACKsoN Bass junior High School Science Club. NINA JACKSON Bass junior High School Pegasus Staff, President of Home Room, Student Council, HILTON F. JoHNsoN Rocky Tech High School B Team Football, Track, Varsity Football, Senior Play, Member of N. A. S. S., Fire Marshal Captain, President of Home Room, Student Government. Joi-iNN1E KATE Joi-1NsoN Johnnie Decatur High School Majorette, Tennis. CHARLIE JOHNSTON Cowboy Boys' High School Y Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Baseball, Bas- Q ketball, Varsity Football, HB Team Football, B Club, Science Club. ELEANOR JONES Bass junior High School Choir, Glee Club, Pegasus. JACK EDWARD JoNEs Boys' High School Team Football, Varsity Foot- ball, B Team Track. JACK W. JoNEs Cochran High School Cochran, Georgia Cross Country, Choir, Track. MARION JoNEs Slam Bass Junior High School Rifle Team, Military. SENIORS BoBBY KEEL Boys' High School Varsity Football, Track, Baseball. Candidate for Most Popular Senior in City. CAROLE KELLEY Bass junior High School Home Room Secretary, Twirling Corps, B Team Cheerleader, Pe- gasus Staff, Recess Aide. JIMMIE KILLCREASE Bass junior High School Recess Aide. GERALDINE KING ferry Bass junior High School BILL LANCASTER Fame Boys' High School Cross Country, Glee Club, Track, Football, AmBASSador, Chess Club, Science Club, Choir. JANE MARIE LANDON Girls' High School Band, Youth Council, AmBASSa- dor Staff, Pegasus Staff, HB Club, Quilland Scroll. LARRY LANIER Larry Bass junior High School Military. SAINIUEL MASON LANSING Hsllfnn Georgia Military Academy Riile Team, Military. TI-IELMA LOUISE LATHAM Lulu Bass Junior High School Spanish Club, F. H. A. GWEN LENKERD S Bass Junior High School Secretary of Home Room, Student Teacher, Drivers' Training, Red Cross Representative. 'WS Ah 'rf' chi? W ,4Q N fl- fl, Vt ,. S . K, A - A 4.-. sa . -4.4-. ,W Q.-av 1 .. ', .QQ ' 2. ' XC.. N , 1 x'--,.:' , ix..- '7' 4-rss 'U-.. , ....,. X L HW' ij SENIORS RUSSELL DELANO LEVERETTE ll il Russ Bass junior High School AmBASSador Staff, Youth Council, Student Council, Spanish Club, Edi- tor of Kadet Gazette, Officers' Club, President of Student Body, B Club, Commander of R. O. T. C. CHARLES LEWIS Bass junior High School Library Aide, Science Club, Fire Aide, Recess Duty, Student Coun- cil. PEGGY LITTLE Girls' High School Cheerleader, Clinic Aide. BETTY JOE LoNG Betty foe Bass junior High School Y-Teens, French Club, Band, Film Council. JOANNE LONGINO NIO., Alexander Graham junior High School Charlotte, N. C. Glee Club, Choir, Pegasus Staff. ROBERT BREWSTER LONGINO Bobby Tech High School Military. FRED S. LOVELACE Boys' High School Band, Football. EMILY LOWNDES Emily Bass junior High School Orchestra, Red Cross Representa- tive, French Club, Recess Duty, Early Morning Duty. NORMA WILLENE LUALLI-:N Hllulfln Bass junior High School CHARLES Maonox Charlie Tech High School Varsity Football, Baseball, B Team Track. C Team Basin-shall SENIORS JAMES DICKSON MAGILL Jimmy Hoke Smith High School Military, Rifle Team. DONALD MANSON Don Bloom Township High School Chicago Heights, Ill. FRANK MARMON Tech High School HB ball. HOWARD MASSELL Handsome Boys' High School KELLY MASSEY Bass Junior High School JOE MAUGHON Tech High School Rifle Team. JESSE NICHOLAS 'MAXEX' Nick Bass Junior High School Military, Rifle Team, B Team Football. EDWIN THOM MAYES '.Th0m Fortier High School New Orleans, La. Varsity Football, Baseball. PEGGY MCARTHUR Bass junior High School Choir, Cheerleader, Student Teacher. DOROTHY ELIZABETH MCCULLERS Lizzy Bass junior High School Military Sponsor. Team Baseball, Varsity Base- 'Q ,Sig ,X --:M of 21 K K A K 1 f-an--Y 'V Q 4' ai R I -1 5 gg X, A., A I x 'z ...gf in N. ,I .f ...-.-we lie 54 ,-qui ,......-... Ixh 3? '55 1 , I 1. 1- an- ' A . uf ,N .. .Ax N:-'44 X E' Wiz.. ,- -'N 4. fv- ff? f R F- 'JS lm . 1 A '45 A? 'ex 7? '51, 'QQ' '-255 SENIORS BARBARA JOYCE MCGILL Bobbie Girls' High School Choir, Tri-A's, Film Council. MARY Toon MCGORUM Toddie Girls' High School CHARLES M. MCKINNEY Tech High School Recess Aide. PATRICIA ANNE MCMULLEN Pat Bass junior High School Home Room Officer, Glee Club. BETTY RUTH MEDDERS Junior Bass junior High School Member of Student Teacher Club, Library Aide, Science Club, Science Fair, Softball Team. HARRIET HOPE MCJNTGOMERY jellica High School ANN MOORE Beanpole Girls' High School Spanish Club, Film Council, F. H. A., Student Government, President of Home Room, Recess Duty, Vice- President of Home Room, Early Morning Duty, B Club, Choir. THOMAS E. MOORE Tommy Patterson High School Patterson, N.C. B Team Football, Varsity Golf, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football. NORMA Moss Bass junior High School Glee Club, Student Council. ADELIA MOTE Bass junior High School Business Manager of AmBASSa- dor, Youth Council, Make-up Edi- tor of AmBASSador, Secretary of G. S. P. A., Editor of AmBASSador, Secretary of Home Room, Treas- urer of Youth Council, Secretary of Qrnrlnnf Pnuxnnil SENIORS FLORENCE AUDREY MOYLAN Bo0l.rie Bass junior High School Library Aide, Science Club. DONALD JEROME NANTZ WW4 1, , ferry W Tech High School Cross Country Team, Track Team. BOYD DANIEL ODOM --We tw R Decatur Boys' High School K Ng, B Team Baseball, Varsity Foot- 1 E My . ball, Track. . ag nbna' DON OESER givin it Tech High School ff! Visual Aide, Fire Aide, AmBASSa- i lii' ' ' dor Staff. NOLAN 0,FARRELL Tech High School Cheerleader, AmBASSadOr, Presi- dent of Junior Class, Cross Country. MARVIN OLIVER Tech High School. Rifle Team, B Team Trainer, Band, Military. JEANETTE OVERMAN Girls' High School Choir. JOHNNY OVERTON Elvins High School Elvins, Missouri HAROLD EDSEL PADGETT llEdH Tech High School Military. JAMES H. PATRICK llpatn Bass Junior High School Band, Orchestra, Manager of Var- sity Football, President of Home in-eil' uf QV! Room. S JMC' i R Q' QR! VTIIF' :Q it II , 4-1 I 4' , I 1 MSX X -' -A ga. .L an g, , , f hy' Q' . . 5, v X.. 'ln-:al .959 'E 'N-lr-, , twin k' ' K 5 A b - ' 1' .vf l 4 -1- f ' -R 'Q 4-ah' 'N' .nut SENIORS DON PAULK Boys' High School President of Home Room, Manager of Varsity Football, Pegasus Staff, Student Government, Member of N. A. S. S. BETTY ANNE PERKINS Perk1 ' Bass junior High School AI1ll3ASS3dtJf Staff, Glee Club, Quill and Scroll, Student Teacher, Exchange Editor of AmBASSadOr, Secretary of Home Room, Vice- President of junior Class, Vice- President of Student Teacher Club, Business Manager of AInBASSa- dor, Vice-President Of Home Room, Student Government. joE PHIIXAW Bass junior High School Varsity Football. RITA POE Bass junior High School Student Teacher Club, Spanish Club, Orchestra. SARA MARIE POPE Pokey Bass junior High School Choir, F. H. A., Girls' Basketball, Y-Teens, Pegasus Staff, Girls' Soft- ball. PEARI. PRIEST Porky Bass junior High School Choir. THOMAS PuI.LEN Tommy Tech High School JAMES ROY RAINEY Bass junior High School JAMES IRVINE RAMSBOTHAM ll I! Ram Entered from Boys' High School '47, Varsity Football '47, '48, '49, '50, Baseball '48, Track '48, Cross Coun- try '47, N. A. S. S. ROBERT REED Bob Gallatin High School Gallatin. Tenn. SENIORS MARIAN RICE Grits Bass junior High School President of Home Room, Choir, Glee Club. MARTHA RICHARDSON Baby Face Bass junior High School ArnBASSadOr Stall, Clinic Aide. JEAN ROBERTS Turf Bass junior High School Choir, Student Council. ARTHUR J. ROBERTSON sasleepyrr Bass junior High School WADDELL FRANCIS ROBEY, JR. Stockton High School Stockton, Calif. Military, AmBASSador Staff. ROBERT ROBINSON Robie O'Keefe High School Glee Club. WILLIAM EVETUS ROBINSON Bill Boys' High School GLORIA ROLAND CKGIOI! Bass junior High School B Team Cheerleader. DONALD A. ROSBORG Boys' High School Military. JOE ANN ROSENTI-IAL ll-Io ell Girls' High School Spanish Club, Girls' Basketball Team. 5 ,XM 1-sr rm t A A -. if M ,Q A-1-My is S: ii G-nfs: o-lf' f' I-mmf ov-- an-! 'Siri- e' xv is K -.I :fa E: Q as El , - K fre '-5 I' fi' W '. 5 .3 Ei l. F fm Q :fa-xr, 2 Q . 1 .-. 'os-f' -.. ,.,..,,, 4- -. pf 'Ds 'L 'TT' L' Qin T-1 'J-59 5, V .4 'X V3 swf'-'Pl fX ,- - . , Q 'vi AM Tea. W--A . SENIORS ELMER SANDERS Henry Grady High School Student Council, Vice-President of junior Class. HORACE K. SAWYER, JR. Buzz Boys' High School Science Fair, Military Officer, Treasurer of Military Officers' Club, President of Home Room, Vice-President of Home Room. BERNARD SCOTT Commercial High School Choir, Library Aide, Activity Art, Boys' Ensemble, Red Cross Repre- sentative. WIl,LlAM E. SEGREST Bill Georgia Military Academy BETTY JEAN SHEAROUSE Albany High School Albany, Ga. Band, Majorette. FRANCES Louisa SHEPPARD The Napsonian School Band, Orchestra, Pegasus Staff, Quill and Scroll, B Club. JUANITA SIMMONS Bass junior High School Glee Club, Clinic Aide, Cafeteria Aide, AmBASSador Staff. WILLIAM ELLIOTT SIMPSON, JR. Bill Tech High School Military, Rifle Team. LEILA LARENDON SISSON Dee-Dee Bass junior High School AmBASSador Staff, Pegasus Staff, Student Teachers' Club, Student Government, Glee Club, Spanish Club. FRANCES SMITI-I Bass Junior High School Choir, French Club. SEN IORS HASKELL SMITH Hack Choir, Activity Art. Boys' En- semble, Red Cross Representative. WILLIAM I. SMITH Smizzy Tech High School Military Editor of AmBASSador, Editor of Kadet Gazette, Science Club, Film Council. ALAN SROCHI Bass junior High School KATHERINE STANSELL Bass junior High School Choir, French Club. BEVERLY STEELE Girls' High School Glee Club. CLARENCE DONALD STEVENS ll ll Don Bass junior High School WILLIAM THOMAS STEPHENS HB!!!-yi! Military Officer. DAVID SULLIVAN Tech High School Fire Marshal, Library Aide, Art Club, Choir, Military. MARGARET SWINEORD Johnnie Bass junior High School Band, Student Teachers' Club, Spanish Club. DoN M. TANQUARY Tank Boys' High School Varsity Football, Basketball N...-faf-1 A 1? Na 3 f yama- 's r 7 fs' it-rff 1 54' ' ' R ra, -by if Ng 3 gi.. --e,, A X 'l-'tar f Q gf fzg A A J int, f' if ' N ' V R .5 g f ' ' ' jj ,UR tir- ll. , -A 5 3, A Q A 4' f J' ' 5 in 'Y s W A ' l 'ASW JJ SENIORS ELEANOR TEEL Ellen Bass Junior High School President of Home Room, Choir, Oflice Aide. JOANNE THORNTON Pinkie Bass Junior High School F. H. A., Y-Teens, Choir, Girls' Basketball, Girls' Softball, Library Aide, President of Home Room, Vice-President of Home Room. Toivi THORNTON Tom Tom Tech High School Baseball BARBARA TOUARD Tau Girls' High School' Tri-Ais, Y-Teens, B Club, Driv- er's Training, Film Council, Recess Aide, Glee Club, Choir. ALTON TRIBBLE ll Trib!! Decatur Boys' High School BONNIE Oris TUCKER, JR. Tech High School JACK CONDON TURNER Spider Tech High School Basketball, Varsity Football, Track. DOLORES JEAN UNDERWOOD Orangy Vice-President of Home Room, Sec- retary of Home Room. MARILYN VANCE Bass Junior High School 175' is an ZZ ...'lI? French Club. CARLISLE O. VARDAMAN Turtle Bass Junior High School Vice-President of Home Room JAMES WHITLEY VrcKERs, JR. cajimmynn Marist College SENIORS ELEANOR VINTON Vinton . Bass junior High School Library Aide, Red Cross Represen- tative, Tennis Team, AmBASSador Staff, Student Teachers' Club, Youth Council, Recess Aide, Science Club, Basketball, B Club, Softball, Pegasus Staff, Most Ath- letic Senior Girl. GENE WALLER Walla-Walla Bass junior High School Student Council, Pegasus Staff, Re- cess Aide, B Team Cheerleader, Science Club. EARL WALLIS Punkey Bass junior High School Cross Country Team, Track Team, Student Council, Varsity Football. DANIEL MCCONNELL WATTERS Bird0g Bass junior High School B Team Football, Track Team, President of Home Room, Varsity Football, President of Home Room, Varsity Football Trainer. BEN WEST Bass junior High School Varsity Football, Track Team. BETTY WHITE Marietta High School Glee Club, Girls' Ensemble, Span- ish Club, Choir, Sextette. NANCY EUGENIA WHITE Girls' High School Drivers' Training, Choir, French Club, Pegasus Staff, Tri-A's, Glee Club, Film Council, Recess Aide, Quill and Scroll. BEATRICE RUTH WHITE Bass junior High School Majorette, President of Junior Class, Best All 'Round Junior, Pres- ident of Youth Council, Member of Community Council, Pegasus Staff, Secretary of French Club, Concert Band, Orchestra, Student Council, B Club, Most Popular Senior, Quill and Scroll. BARBARA ANN WILLIAMS Bass Junior High School t Looking Junior, Recess Aide. BETTY JEAN WILSON Butch Bass junior High School sident of Home Room, Secre- I of Home Room, Student Teach- Club, President of Home Room, retary of Home Room, Ad- vanced Choir, Pegasus Staff. PATRICK DAVID WILSON Pat Tech High School ' Team Baseball, Varsity Foot- l, Manager of Varsity Football Team. .gs A 'I 'N wma.-ff' F I SKI A A A 2 ' naw.. .. .v--2' Nm . R. 'Wy '-35. he 'Ji' J A, 1 'fi' ,352 Qi' x- 'if 63 5, last, ' FJ 'N--,X 1 if ft.,- '9r's,.f fi Q The Horror Five. Champion Track Team-1949. It looks like the real thing. Hereys the Way you yell it! And the winner-Beetle Bomb! Our versions of Jeanette and Nelson City Junior Medalist-Don Fuller. Friends, Romans and countrymen- Dr. Charles Allen, our favorite. BU Club Assembly. fl f lbw?-g in -csv pun wwf' ft t K Wray - ff sy sasspmsmzxkayf ffrfffk 1. AT LAST! .Q f ,qs , we -. i 2. The beauty and the beast. 3. Hello, Nlother? l forgot my lunch. 4. Really, buys and girls, you should learn the music. 5. Baby, lt's Cold Outside! 6. An all day sucker! 7. 'lihree hits and a Mrs. -uw ' f QW J! I I0 6, 1 'F .fx-'NCRN ,Nw V 2 LESS? Hu... IW aww? 5 -11 Q- aww. l . ' . W K , g .h lx J? ff 5' Q N. V, ., X lg 'W-N I x. 4. ,A if W 4 A Wann., W .R ' 'N .WN ' x x, X N 'KN X Xu V 'x N a- Xxx R N-.wgil gvmrky N W vkk 0 Q XR rex xxx Q53 - Lg H- W' 'mm gf iz if 4:1 - . il -5. f' .. ,fig 45? .1 53 . -..f. r:afG 'i' W5 . . im - 5 I I'- - 1, 'M r ? ' . T r Agfa A, S . in W I JUNIOR CLASS CELEBRITIES Best Looking IVIARY FRANCES IJANIEI. JACK STRICKLAND 1-1' IWOU Sludious FRANK BIQLVIN BETTY JANE PARHAM Jolliest COTTON MCMULLEN AUDREY BURNS Best All 'Round TOM SANSON NANCY KNIGHTON JNIOR CLASS OFFICERS TOM SANSON Prexz'a'ent CHARLES KELLY Vice-Presiden! I I-H-3 Mrs. Thompkins Jean Arnold, John Barnes, Betty Brown, Ray Coker, Thomas Craw- ford, Mary Frances Daniel, Jerry Eastling, Dorothy Hawk, Jimmie LeVery, Ton Lovelace, Sidney Mallett, Patricia McKee, Eddie Moore, Helen Overman, Joe Put- nal, Milton Rampley, Gene Ran- kin, Sue Roberts, Milton Russ, Ann Sarfaty, Margie Sills, Betty Thomas, Sara Todd, Charles Vick- ery, Bobby Willis. I I-H-2 Miss Fulton Nick Bottchen, Louise Cartledge, Carl Drennon, Vivian Edwards, Joanne Entrekin, Lois Farris, Don Fuller, Helen Glenn, Marianne Holland, John Hyatt, Roy Nor- vell, Doyle Pair, Keith Powell Ed Reagin, Lawrencev Reeves, Richard Scott, Harriette Single- ton, Jimmy Snell, Ann Tallent Kaye Tompkins, Arthur Warner. 1 7 'x ii Y it ...z....-5 E- ,' X ,... ,i W I I-H-I Mrs. Walton Audrey lialdini, Nancy Burnett, liill liurtun, .lohn Caldwell, Neil Ciunoron, iliony Dowd, Ralph l rc-einzm, jimmy Garner, jimmy fl2ll1lVV1ly, Kate Gibson, Arnold Gross, llvlen llickey, janet -lack- son, Russell Moore, Sonny Mullis, Km-n Peet, lfdgzir Pitts, Thomas Rrzivi-s, -ludy Vain Houten, Betty VVilliford, Jeanette' Zimmerman. l l-l.-4 Mr. Frank Phillips lie-tty Ball, Frank Barrow, Mar- vin lilvdsoe, Audrey Burns, Tom Chilton, Ralph Coggins, Bill Cur- rie, Clifford lfwing, Leatrice Fink, llclen Hall, Jacqueline llzunmonil, Patricia Hazelrigs, Nancy Ann llorlcy, Billy Heston, Parks llill, Jeanette jackson, Joe jackson, .loan Kea, Ray Levy, lfloise Nlursh, -lane lylartin, Ann Maughon, Charles McMullen, Bill Morris, Jule Ann Murphy, iliom Samson, joe Shaw, Shirley Smith, Harvey lhurmond, Har- grove Allen Williams. JUNIGR CLASS l I-L-3 Mrs. Dabney icy Barrett, Melton Blalock, k Bledsoe, Stewart Brock, by Clark, Martha Connell, d Dixon, Kathryn East, Della rington, Barbara Foster, Toni 'rett, Janet Green, Sandra er, Betty Groover, Jean Har- ., Jimmy Jones, Grady Ket- m, Virginia Laster, Anne Led- l, Mary Frances New, Bobbie f Padgett, Marva Pippen, Joan ley, Pat Pavlovsky, Elaine ile, Bobby Richardson, Nona alck, Pete Spence, Jack Stew- ard. l I-L-2 Miss Evans Frank Belvin, Thomas Daniel, Jane Forrest, Joan Franklin, Billy Gore, John Haas, Nancy Knigh- ton, Claire Levy, Gene Loring, June Maxwell, Kenneth Maxwell, Barbara McKain, Joyce McMich- ael, Joyce Nolan, Betty Jeanne Parham, Elizabeth Paschal, Doug- las Patillo, Shirley Peterson, Son- ny Poyner, Harold Prather, Hilda Scruggs, Bobby Sexton, Guy Smith, John Smith, Dellajane Spector, Jack Stansell, Jimmy Stephenson, Reba Treon, Rita Treon, William Waites, Frank Wise, Lewis Williams. I I-L-I Mrs. Burgess Evelyn Bailey, Bill Banta, James Brumfield, Charles Burton, John Coney, Billy Cooksy, Edwin Cooper, Jean Dwoskin, Marilyn Elrod, Charlene Fram, Jerry Hazan, Alice Keel, Charles Kel- ley, Pat Knight, Helen Langford, Charles Lenkerd, Joyce Leveritt, Sheldon Little, Raymond Massey, Roland BIJOOYC, Freida Murray, lra Paulk, John Peterson, Faye Potter, Douglas Reynolds, Ann Rae Rutledge, Eleanor Saye, Jon- ita Sullivan, Jemmie Wingard, Dip, Xilinln-nlunfnr TENTH GRADE CELEBRITIES fbias! A ttr1z1'tz'fz1a IJIQKHQ H UBERT Tux ANN DRAPER Bonsv jon N soN President Bomxv Kmcu UM l'ice-President JZ NET. Q: . Wloszf Popular C.xRo1,x'N Sms Lmwyx xVlLSOb Wlost Atlzletiz' AL HERNANDEZ BETTY CONNEL1. 'Warp I TENTH GRADE I O-H-3 Mr. Cooper Clyde Baxter, Charles Brewer, Rhonnie Buchanan, Nelson Cook, Marion Cornett, VVillard Billy Ketchum, Larry Leinweher, Billy Nlatthews, Bobby Patterson, Reu- ben Payne, James Peavy, Charles Peek, Hubert Rambo, Ray Steph- enson. I0-H-2 Miss Mary Green Virginia Aderhold, Ann Doris Bridges, Joyce Chambers, Mar- garet Clements, Charlette Bar- bara Evans, Walter George Groover, Judith Heiden, Waldo Hitt, Clyde Petter, Klaston Pot- ter, Clarence Potts, Bryan George Pitre, H. Bob Price, Gilbert Roper, Jean Betty Scarbrough, Marcus James Scoggins, Clara Summerville, Oliver Zip1JefQf,3 J Sf, A fy' A l 1 .fr ixs ' 1' ., fu i, , - 1 t' -,,3:1 .V K, 5 Q 9 r ' N yr I0-H-I I Mr. Maddox V Richard Charles Alford, Ann Pa- tricia Bone, Jean Doris Buchanan, Joyce Sheila Chereton, Nlarjorie Dinsmore, Ann Frances Drake, Anne Phyllis Gilbert, Robert Green, Sonny Hendricks, Cather- ine Hickey, Richard Norman Hu- bert, Eldred Huff, Anne Barbara Jackson, Jimmie James, Dorothy Ann Johnson Alice Dolores Mc- Guire, VVarene llildred Mithcam, Nancy hlorrow, Irene Barbara Mosses, Joe Gerald Norton, Rich- ard Payne, Anne Carole Rey- nolds, Harlan Gordon Self, Caro- lyn Emily Sims, Richard Mac Stark, Leon VVilliam Thornton, Donald VVade, VVallace John NVayne, Jr., Allen VVilliams, Mor- timer Wood, z , 'viirtbg ,ff Ii' 3,4- Q .--' I, . ...,... .,.,.,7 1,4 , im ,g f idle, f es..--W as B .... fi i 1, M , - s-EE' ' ii'f iS,,i-,iff ' QMMJ-' ,fwfr f' an A w-- if? ls.-.i r lffz ,,-A... -gal TENTH GRADE I 0-L-6 Miss Reedy Jimmy Bareheld, Cynthia Clark, Tex Ann Draper, Dorothy Gar- mon, John Gilmore, Jacqueline Griffin, Bobby Harrell, llilaurice Hilliard, Hilda Hinton, Jerry Holey, Gerald Hulme, Allen lvey, Joan Killian, Louise Mc- Carley, Sara lVIoody, Fred lllote, Anne Raiford, Gary Satterwhite Patricia Scott, Steve Shannon, Billy Settle, Robbie Shelnutt, Jo- Ann Spearman, Ronald Srochi Beverly Sutton, Andy Thome Virginia Vickery, David Williams Lelwyn Wilson, Joe Wimbish, Suzanne Woodall. 1 v n I 0-L-5 Mrs. Lawrence Joyce Carolyn Aderhold, Peggy Bramlett, Peggy Briscoe, Beverly Brown, Shirley Cheek, Elizabeth Creasy, jean Lil Edwards, Patri- cia Flannery, Lois Janet Foreman, Charlotte Gilbert, Jean Holmes, Geneva Hubbard, lkiartha Ivey, jean Lanning, Mariana Mangum, Barbara hlarmon, Phyllis Mea- chum, Lahlerle Pope, Jean Polly Pound, Ann Rampey, Nlary Sal- ter, Barbara Ann Stokes, Ritzene Royer. I0-L-4 Mr. Harper lylichael Ackerman, Milton Eu- gene Allen, Shirley Barton, Betty Arline Barrett, Billy Belyeu, Sue Brooks, hlorris Carney, Barbara Cook, Wilton Culpepper, Fay Duck, David Goodman, Betty Hobbs, Sarah Horton, Roy Jack James, Jack Kennedy, Louie Kit- tle, lblargie Leinweber, Leslie Mar- but, Weslie Marhut, Norma Jean McDuflie, Thomas Morgan, Guy Joel Moore, Ray William Mor- riss, Karl Rossoll, Don Sampler, lackie Sanders, Billy Smith, Mary jane Smith, Leonard Ward, Imo- gene Wood. 9 4 ,I . .Q Qfgyl ' wifi' I A , f N if 553 ff q,,,, QA g', Q N 3' ws. faq-. JF, 4 E -. 2 Af ' ,.. Aft., ' wr' , ,. A Ag, K 3' N4 ti,-. , 4 Q-Q3 Qgivxm, 3-'5'4.x-Wg, gc' ' ' 1 -'ff w ' 'Bs m!uhQA 3453 . 'ima , r gf I -,nf nv s Q3 . ' V' Q ' gqlrvi-,gt 6 Q' ,,4'5 6 111 ar! rs! -Im Iowmfa I my AKliRS T, 7- L! OFFICERS -lm' Fowmfk l'ml,w HARP CI,:XUIJli'l I'li Kmc IJoUc:l.As ETREEN ,llwr Arzmf-rfw ANN ALIEXANDER Hmmm' H HNDRICKS I l'5'v XX s. W ggi, NINTH GRADE CELEBRITIES 411051 Jtlzlftir CHRIS SANSON BETTY ROBERTS NIINTH GRADE 9-H-2 Mr. Kemp ly Austin. Sarah lieaufortl, nny Causey, Charles Christie, inald Dean, Edith Denman, joe n Folds, Kathryn Hay nes, Torn fuk, Chester King, Karen Kirk- riek, Donald Langford, -Ioan ngston, Paul Xloor, Joe Owen, rrell Rhodes, Esther Roberts, ris Sanson, Nlary Jane Scott Smith, lliarshall Williams. v 9-H- I Mrs. Wilson ye Blythe, Betty Bowden, Shir- Causey, Sue Cornett, Ann thlberg, Thelma Dobbs, Shirley :isler, Ben Holland, Frank award, Claudette Knight, Betty e, Jack Leven, Dean Maret, lestia Martin, Allen lklehaffee, tty jean lNlcConnell, Patrick iller, Billy Klills, Eugene Mit- zll, Norma Ray Nelson, jean ge, June Page, Bobby Pope, tty Ann Price, Clarice Rey- lds, Tommy Rosing, Elva San- rs, Walter Saville, Harvey VVCI- n, John VViedman, Barbara Wigley. 9-l.-6 Mrs. Sheppard an Biggers, Barbara .Ieane Bone, :ttie Jo Brower, lireece Craw- rd, Robert Davies, Fern Dodd, inald Dombroske, Franklin ratherstone, Billy Barrett, Paul reene, William Hayes, Anne olcombe, Beverly Hopkins, mes Hunter, Faye jackson, anette Jacobs, joan Looney, jim- V Low, George Massey, Jack assey, Weyman Maxey, john Qercier, Shirley lklitchell, Jack ew, Barbara Parr, Ralph Smith, an Stansell, Georgia Starck, ifford VValker, Jimmy Winn, Glendon Wright. i T.T '. NINTH GRADE 9-L-5 Mrs. Almond .lack Akins, Charles Allen, Rili Baker, Suzanne Bowers, lra Ca mical, Richard Clifton, Billy Cc lins, Barbara Conner, Lewis Cro ton, Shirley Cumhie, Clayti Head, Louise Hall, Patricia Ha nie, Billy Hoffmeier, Riley Joni Dempsey Lilley, Gary Nlerrima Jean Ann Mitchell, Dorotl Kloss, Joanne Nicholson, Cress Royer, Nathan Sears, Billy Stew art, Myra Vaughan, Pai Vaughan, Patsy Weller, Cath rine VVhitten, Charlotte Whitte Dick Willingham, Tommy Willi 9-L-4 Mrs. Cantrell Annette Adams, Lane Akers, M' dred Ammons, June Atkinso Slaton Autrey, Gloria Browdc Shirley Chappell, Don Coggi Jacqueline Crews, Donald Fatti Dale Faulkner, Joy Fowler, Ha old Don Harrison, Kelly Hoffnf Shirley llensley, Kenneth llo Gloria jackson. Harold Johnso Gloria Kaylor, Tommy lN'IacGur john Marshall Mclrlone, S zanne McGregor, Russell MCIVI lan, Arthur Moylan, Helen ML key, Shirley Paisley, Barba Anne Poole, Harold Propst, .lol Sanders, lfleanor Stoney, LeRi Stynchemhe, Mimi Waller. 9-L-3 Miss Turner Patsy Allen, Billy Boyd, Rohn Brown, Bohhie Brownlee, Thor! Cash, Barhara Croft, Bob lfaton, Bevcrlyn Evans, Bi Farr, Lee Findley, Harold Full Douglas Green, Frances Hari Bobby Hendricks, Benjamin Hyi Naneie jenkins, Verna Je Leakey, Charlotte Mason, Gr lklatthews, Lee Mitchell, SU Pittard, Boluhy Rampley, Gra lantl Rice, julian Sheldon, Bi Smith, Thomas Smith, B1 Vaughan, Robert Williams, K neth Wood. NIINTH GRADE 9-L-2 Miss Thomas Xnn Alexander, Diane Blanken- thip, Charles Clayton, Whitley Zrowley, Bernard Eberhardt, :larke Findley, Billy Garvin, Grady Gothard, Charles Gravitt, Troy Hardin, Phillip Hill, Jacky Huff, Warren Jackson, James Jones, Margaret Ledford, Alec Little, Melvyn Little, Mary Mil- ler, Nancy Oeser, Janice Pasley, D'Lene Rankin, Terry Roberson, Betty Roberts, Tim Robertson, Carol Schutz, Zibby Smith, June Tidwell, Virginia Turner, Eleanor Watson, Billy White, Jo Ann Young. 9-L-l Mrs. O'Kelley Allen Adams, Frank Bailey, Lu- cius Winston Battle, Phyllis Cal- loway, Eleanor Cheek, Paul Coop- er, Richard Cossitt, Barbara Dew- berry, Harriette Ann Drew, Mar- gie Ellis, Carol Eubanks, Fay Hadley, Phillip Harp, Carolyn Hendricks, Betty Holey, John Krimmer, Eleanor Martin, Rob- ert lVIorgan, Jan Nisbet, Gilbert Norvell, Michael O'Farrell, Larry Ozburn, Helen Rossoll, Mary Anne Rountree, Sandra Rutledge, Elizabeth Sale, George Stewart, Jimmie Taylor, Sam Turnipseed, Don Tweedy, Fay Webb, Marry Edd Wilson. A-4-A Mrs. Harber Johnny Joe Camp, Ronald Dom- Jroski, Eugene Duncan, Barbara Fenn, Bobby Fleeman, Ivan Hall, Eugene Hancock, Cecil Marion Hogg, Carolyn Kessler, Billy Maddox, Mary Ann Mayo, Betty Jo McGuinty, Jimmy lVIcGuinty, Jeanette Mitchell, Major Mooney, Jacky Sarah Oldham, Grady Owen, Autry Pace, Danny Pate, Ann Poole, John Rewis, Melba Siniard. QQEQQS5 ,, . X, R 0 fu-M mf 'QW' X.-9,4 - ., , silg :gg MQQQQ gi . - 'lvffxml ' .K fx , .. .Y ,xyflfi ., Whkhifr W. .4 wh? fav' 8-H-I Mr. Branson Francis Adamson, Donald Brown, James Freeman, Ray Lanford, James Mitchell, Durwood Pippin, Gilbert Radovich, Buddy Roddy. 8-L-6 Mrs. Long Shirley Bishop, Betty Bloodworth, Byron Burkett, Klarion Carver, Annette Cheney, Ronald Chris- tian, Jerry Cooley, Dan Crowley, John Forrester, Hugh Gatlin, Lawrence Gorman, Cecil Leon Gray, Dorothy Louise Green, Leon Hendon, VVillie Holland, Troy Howell, Garland Jones, Xlargaret Jones, David Kinard, Eunice Lanford, Shirley Lanigan, XVilliam Long, Iidwin Charles Mitchell, -lr., James Nlorris, Betty Gene Peavy, Nadine Pennington, Shirley Ransom, Bonnie Redd, David Pierce Rogers, Della Mae Shelton, Herman Dean Tanner, Patricia Ann Thebaut, Elsie EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS Num, Excsiaas BRL'Cli Nlooiue ZELMA Sihwicit jorce Yotxo W kiwi , 'iwi 93-'Z' itggvi, fm-D I :me N W -V' rf 'iw-Qi: .fjlaslh ,'t,'i?,,,,' Q than amg'1U'-VW 'EM' vt' i nvligwaai i M... ..u...au1w..ih'..t.f7st 4 ,il CY I . L-, A, ' , v e M X xx ml X If N 8-L-5 Miss B. Greene Edgar Melville Costley, jr., Mary Anne Ebert, Carolyn Ann Edge, Audrey Fuller, Harriett Elizabeth Gamble, Janet Green, Zach Win- ter Hall, Caroline Yvonne Har- grove, Harriet Maxwell Harmon, Marie Harris, Carolyn Hickman, Winston Housley, Theresa Wil- mer Hudson, Charles Wray lvey, Beverly jones, Donald Eugene Kilpatrick, Edward Grant Lewis, Ronald Leonard Little, Claire Livingston, Laura Margaret Man- ley, Norman Arnon Manley, Lewis William Martin, Mary Anne Nfasters, Betty Ree lucln- tosh, Beverly Joan Merritt, Al- bert Miller, Norma Marie Moore, Bob Nash, Richard Oliver, Betty Louisa Rickett, Samuel Beaumont CSandyJ Rose, Tommy Satter- white, Ray Lee Steward, Kenneth Sticker, Peggy Tankersly, joe White. 8-L-4 Miss Lowe Gerald Robert Birdsong, George Stewart Dillard, Robert Genther, lnez LaRue Haulk, George High- tower, Fred Hill, Henry Horan, Margaret Uelaine Knapp, Patsy McMillan, Sylvia Willonell Neal, Ray Lewis Paden, Louisa Peter- son, Doris Rankin, Ray Nello Rich, Betty Louise Roberts, Jack Edward Rosing, Fred Sanders, Jr., Zelma Shaver, Joyce Berda Shaw, Billy Sills, Edna Claire Sims, Edna Lorena Snider, john Allen' Stanley, Nell Gross Stanscll, Shir- ley Ann Stapleton, Suzanne Stukes, Barbara Sutton, Richard Sweet, jowell Ruth Thome, Mary Frances Todd, Frances Tucker, Alfred Uhry, Billy Walters, Mar- tha june Warren, George White- l K , Q Q F, - X eb l , EJ 8-L-3 Mr. Alexander Donald Bartow, Carolyn Bell, Billy Bicknell, Margaret Billings, Dorothy Bramlett, Richard Bras- well, Peggy Brown, Thomas Camp, llflichael Cooper, Robert Dowdy, Walter Dunaway, Glen- da Eastling, Jef Garrison, Betty Gray, William Griffin, Beverly Anne Haynes, Juanita Hayse, Jerry Hulsey, Johnny Hutchinson, Clifford Johnson, David Lindsey, Clare lWcCarley, Walter Mills, John Peavy, Donald Peterson Annette Posey, lylartha Powers, Ann Ransbotham, Ethel Rollins, Dolores Rupertos, M. Skinner, Gerald Smith, Jan Smith, June Terrence, Estelle Vaughan, Joyce Estelle Young. y. EIGHTH GRADE 8-L-2 Miss Phillips Rodney Attaway, Tommy Atkin- son, Ronald Barber, Buddy QGeorgeJ Bowden, Janet Brit- tain, Barbara Broadwell, Jane Brock, Sue Brown, Marjorie Lynn Carmichael, Fred Cham- pion, William Cleere, Barbara Coppedge, Marlene Cox, Diana Dollar, Dixie Dugan, Rey Ed- mondson, Charles Engers, Grady Eubanks, Edward Clark Flem- ming, Larry Forester, David For- rest, Eleanore Greene, Roy Ham- mond, Clifford Thomas Hardin, Jr., Clinton Huguley, Russell Johnson, Sue Landon, Jane Marchman, Cornelia Phillips, Mary Sajem, Jeanne Scott Shear- er, Patricia Agnes Sisson, Sandra Walker, Beverly Whiting. 8-L-l Mr. Barfield Cecilia Aaron, Nlary Grace Bans- ley, Charlene Barrett, Joyce Marie Bryan, Nancy Lou Cash, Bill Cone, Jacqueline Connell, Margaret Ann Cox, Catherine Annie Crook, Ann Marie Crox- ton, Sylvia Diane East, Flora Bell Glover, Johnson Gorman, Betty Jo Hardy, Gwen Herndon, James Lamar Hilliard, Jack Johnson, Joy Gladdis Johnson, Susan Kess- ler, Jimmie Kinman, Ralph Franklin Knighton, Edward Lan- ford, Clyde Lilley, Elsie Fay Martinez, Barbara Jean May- field, Barbara Louise McGorum, Bruce Robert Moore, Dan Moody, Gary John Nolan, Billy Roe, Her- bert Rose, Gloria Ann Shelnutt, Ray Walters, Jr., Ronald Marion Whitley, John Louie Wynn, Jr., Calvin Abernathy, Elwyn Cheek, Barbara Cheney, Betty Cooper, Clarence Derrick, B CLUB Nlary Ann Edge, Joy Fowler, Phil Harp, Amelia Hitt, Shirley Holt, Dick Hubert, Bobby Johnston, Jane Landon, Russell Leverette, Cotton Xlcillullen, Bruce rVIo0re, Tommy Sanson, Eleanor Vinton, Ruth White, Joyce Young. Sponsor, Mr. W. J. Scott TWELFTH GRADE--Patricia Anderson, 'Fom Andrews, Kathryn Brock, Joyce Buckley, Barbara Cheney, Betty Cooper, Lonnie Cox, Estelle Flax, Jane Landon, Russell Leverette, Ann Moore, Adelia Mote, Rita Poe, Frances Sheppard, Barbara Touard, Eleanor Vinton, Earl YVallis, Ruth YVhite .... ELEVENTH GRADE- Frank Belvin, Nancy Knighton, Helen Langford, June Maxwell, Betty Jeanne Par- ham, Elizabeth Paschal, Betty WVilliford .... 'FENTH GRADE-Veleta Barrett, Patricia Bone, Cynthia Clark, Frances Drake, Leonard Fishman, Bobby Harrell, Jerry Holey, Bobby Johnston, Gwen Jones, NVaynelle O'Shields, Ann Raiford, Toby Rand, Billy Settles, Bobbie Shelnutt, Carolyn Sims, Patricia Sutton, Leon Thornton, Virginia Vickery, Lelwyn Wilson, Roger Youmans .... NINTH GRADE-Ann Alexander, Barbara Connor, Sue Cornett, Barbara Dewberry, Donald Fattig, Joy Fowler, Carolyn Hendricks, Shirley Mitchell, Suzanna McGregor, Norma Ray Nel- son, D'Lene Rankin, Elizabeth Sale, Elva Sanders, Fay VVebb, Patsy Weller, Bar- bara Wiggly. OMMUNITY OUNCIL DVISORY OMMITTEE av. C. K. DERRICK Iss ADELAIDE SETZE Rs. A. J. CARTER Rs. GEORGE PORTER R. VERNON HALLYBURTON R. FRANK MOCK Rs. R. P. SEITZINGER JTH WHITE ISS HAPPOLD Rs. CLARE L. BEALLE R. JACK RAND .RS. AARON KING P. T. A. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Rs. H. L. BARRETT RS. A. J. CARTER, President RS. C. L. CHAMPION Rs. E. W. HATHCOOK RS. M. E. MCGREGOR RS. L. H. SIMS RS. H. L. WHITE CABINET MR. BARFIELD MR. BARKSDALE MRS. CANTRELL MRS. HAINES MISS HENSLER MRS. HUNT MRS. LONG MRS. O,KELLEY MR. F. PHILIPS MISS REEDY Donna Bengston, Joyce Brown, jean Dwoskin, Toni Gar ret, Catherine Griflin, Eleanor Ilngan, Nina jacksor Eleanor Jones, Carol Kelley, Helen Langford, jo Lon gino, june Maxwell, Barbara McCain, Sara Pope, Ann: Sarfaty, Leila Sisson, Joanne Thornton, Gene Waller Betty Williford, Betty Wilson. PEGASUS STAFF PEGASUS SPECIAL EDITORS BETTY COOPER . . LoNN1E Cox . . WILTDN CULPEPPER ELLYN ETCHISON . LAURA HAwKrNs . AMELIA H1'r'r . . Enom MOORE . DoN PAULK . . THOMAS REAVES . FRANCES SHEPPARD ELEANOR VINTON NANCY WHITE . RUTH WHITE . . . . Arrofiate Editor . . Literary Editor Photography Editor Subscription Manager . . . Copy Editor Arristant Copy Editor Photography Editor . . Sport: Editor . . Art Editor . . Pirture Editor . . Editor-in-Chief Advertising lllanager . Busineu Manager QUILL AND SCROLL PATRICIA ANDERSON JEAN Dwosxm MARY ANN EDGE FRANCES ELus JANE LANDON FRANcEs SHEPPARD LELLA S1ssoN JARY ANN EDGE Tditor-in-Chief AmBASSador 'f 's WYS '5 'vw N 'WQT' AMBASSADOR STAFF PATRICIA ANDERsoN .... . NANCY BRADFORD . CYNTHIA CLARK MARY ANN EDGE . . FRANCES ELLis . . HILDA H1NToN BILL LANCASTER . . NoLAN O'FARRELL . . BETTY ANN PERKXNS . HAROLD PRATHER . . HILDA RAPHAEL . . . MARTHA RICHARDSON . WADDELL ROBEY . . Miss MAY BELLE EvANs siaiifaif . News Editor . Feature Staf . . Editor-in-Chief . . Literary Editor . . Sports Staf . . . Sports Editor . Business Manager . . . . Cartoonist . . . Business Staf Assistant News Editor . . Business Staf . Editorial Advisor su., NZD ir T 'Ili ,ff OFFICE AIDES Allen Adams, Mary Grace Bans- ley, Mary Inman Bell, Ray Cleere, Tex Ann Draper, David Forrest, Charlene Fram, Betty Hailey, Gwendolyn Herndon, Ann Hicks man, Dan Moody, Clarice Potts, Toby Rand, Frank Smith. CLINIC AIDES Barbara Broadwell, Sheila Chere- ton, joyce Donaldson, Helen Hall, Peggy Little, VVaunelle Moore, Pearl Priest, Martha Richardson, Sandra VValker, jeanette Zimmer- man. RECESS AIDES Anne Alexander, Mildred Am- mons, Diane Blankenship, Nancy Burnett, Charlene Barrett, Caro- lyn Bell, Betty Bloodworth, Bud- dy Bowden, joyce Bryon, Byron Burkett, Fred Champion, Ann Cheney, jackie Connell, Barbara Coppage, lfleanor Cheek, Barbara Cheney, Betty Cooper, Charlene Davis, Stewart Dillard, Ellyn litchison, Margie lfllis, Neal lin- gers, Larry Forrester, joy Fowler, Lois Farris, Kate Gibson, Helen Glenn, Arnold Gross, Flora Glover, john Garman, Larry Gor- man, Harrett Harman, Melvin llart, Nancy Herley, XVray Ivey, Barbara jackson, Carol Kelley, jimmie Killercrease, Charles Lewis, Adelia Mote, Suzanne Mc- Gregor, Paul Moor, Martha Mitchell, Bruce Moore, Norma Moore, Gary Nolan, james Nash, janice Pasley, Toby Rand, Carole Reynolds, Ann Ransbotham, Her- bert Rose, Sandy Rose, Patricia Sission, Merle Skinner, Shirley .-Xnn Stapleton, Margie Sills, jane 'l'idwell, j udy Van Hauten lileanor Vinton, Beverly YVhiting lileanor XVatson, Mimi XValler, Gene XValler, Nancy VVhite, Betty VVilliford, Barbara YVilliams. LIBRARY AIDES v v Beverly Breese, Billy Cone, Claire Dorsett, Alene Doss, Beverlyn lfvans, Don Fattig, Charlene Fram, Gerry Hargrove, Gwendo- lyn jones, Carolyn Kessler, Charles Lewis, Kenneth Maxwell, Betty jo McGinnis, Mary Miller, jeanette Mitchell, Audrey Moy- lan, Ann Poole, joe Shaw, jeanne Shearer, Melba Siniard, David Sullivan, joanne Thornton, Leon AUDIO VISUAL AIDES Slaton Awtrey, Bill Currie, Ar- nold Gross, Troy Hardin, Bobby Harrell, liarl Hatheock, Eldred Huff, Allen lvey, jim jones, jim- mie james, jack Kennedy, Donald Langford, XViIliam Medders, Ed- die Nloore, Don User, Donald Sampler, jack Stewart, Nlarshall Stubbs, Harvey Thurmond, George Thurmond, Donald NVade, Arthur VVarner, Marshall Wil- Iiams. CAFETERIA AIDES FOU RTH PERIOD Nancy Adams, Norma Brown, Shirley Causey, Nlary Clark, Ann Dahlberg, Tex Ann Draper, Har- iette Drew, Charlotte Gilbert, Carol Green, jean Holmes, Karen Kirkpatrick, Betty Lee, jerry Oz- burn, Rachel Pace, Polly Pound, Ann Rampey, Hilda Raphall, Elizabeth Sale, joan Spearman, Beverly Sullivan, Pat Sutton, Imo- gene Wood, Suzanne VVoodall. MOVIE AIDES Slaton Awtrey, jerry Birdsong, Burt Carroll, Don Fattig, jimmy james, Gordon johnson, Terry Robertson, Harvey Thurmond, Arthur Warner. ART AIDES Barbara Beadles. Faye Blythe, Nancy Bradford, jerry Eastling, janet jackson, joe jackson, Larry Lanier, Yates Law, Barbara Mc- Gill, Laura MeGregor, Betty Ann Price, D'Lene Rankin, Sue Rey- nolds, Bernard Scott, Sara Slaugh- ter, Haskell Smith, David Sulli- van, Barbara Touard, Nancy V'hite. aware' 'PV- I . wg, 1 'mid a . a .ZQ-il,-LIN it ' M, , Q -1 i f . is ' I ' I ' S , , I . , -. .AY 'I ' a Q 11 WDM: ' rjil' . A ,, K1,56,:,5slipA -Q .... Q yqyg. 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Charlene Barrett, Veleta Barrett, Henrietta Bullock, Annette Cheney, Barbara Dewberry, Dixie Dugan, Mary Anne Ebert, Mar- fie lfllis, Caryl Eubanks, Caro- line Hargrove, Amelia Hitt, Caro- lyn Kessler, Clair Livingston, Helen Mulkey, Jackie Oldham, Barbara Poole, Sara Pope. SCIENCE CLUB John Adams, Rlickey Allen, Pat Anderson, Tony Awtrey, Arlene Banett, Billy Bicknell, Pillie Boyd, Burt Carroll, Billy Cone, Barbara Conner, Fay Duck, hflary Ann Edge, Peggy Fox, john Hass, Bet- ty Hobbs, Johnnie Hutchinson, jack Jones, ,lim Kinman, Helen Langford, Sam Lansing, Russell Leverette, Gene Loring, Marshal Mabone, Marianne llangum, Eloise Marsh, Phyllis Meacham, Betty Anne Perkins, LuMearle Pope, Leon Robinson, Robert Robinson, Bill Robinson, Waddell Robey, Mary Salter, Donald Sampler, Jeanne Shearer, Frances Sheppard, Bill Simpson, iblarshall Stubbs, Carl Sweet, Gene Waller, Ray Walter, Ruth Ward, Glenn VVinbish, Eleanor Vinton. Y-TEENS Miss Doris Pollard, Leader, Su- san Beyerly, Doris Buchanan, Bet- ty Jean Crowley, Jerry Dollar, Barbara Gray, Ann Hickman, Sara Horton, Alice Keel, Helen Langford, Jean Page, June Page, Sara Pope, Ann Rae Rutledge, Sara Slaughter, Dellajane Spec- tor, Joanne Thornton Eleanor Vinton, Helen Weeks. STUDENT TEACHERS arbara Cheney, Jerry Dollar, ate Gibson, Shirley Holt, Helen angford, June Maxwell, Betty nth Klcdders, Betty Anne Per- ns, Rita Poe, Leila Sisson, Betty Wilson. JR. RED CROSS Irah Beauford, Patricia Bone, 'orothy Bramlete, Sue Brown, Iargie Clark, Nlary Clark, Mar- la Connell, Tex Ann Draper, aye Duck, Helen Glenn, Billy tore, Barbara Gray, Dorothy reene, Eleanor Hagan, Jackie ammond, Judith Heiden, Carol elley, Carolyn Kessler, Claude te Knight, Betty Ruth Bledders, ab Nash, Ritzy Royer, Elizabeth Ile, Gloria Shelnutt, Beverly Illivan, Billy Stewart, lVIary Frances Todd. D. E. CLUB Jean Arnold, Betty Brown, George Burns, Lorene Cantrell, Ralph Coggins, Ray Coker, lllartha Col- lins, ,Ioan Conn, VVesley Craw- ford, Klilton French, John Hal- kias, Harry Hataway, Dorothy Hawk, Jimmy Jones, Geraldine King, ,Iimrny l.eVert, Tom Love- lace, Sidney Klaffett, Howard Massell, Kelly Xlassey, lllary NIC- Gorum, Patricia KIcKee, Eddie Bloore. Sonny Klullis, Don Oeser, Harold Badgett, Keith Powell, llilton Rampley, Gene Rankin, Bill Segrest, Beverly Steele, Jack Strickland. FIRE MARSHALS CHARLES LEWIS JACK CALDWELL DAVID SULLIVAN HORACE SAWYER ,A 'Q xiii S zff Q ff x. 15 W is QKXS fx f5Qf,ff 5C' F - 7 X M L 4 9 ' ,. w I 3 W , mr 1. I I A, -f it x X A 4 --M. J. 'L wi n fltf 1' Q, .46 gi 1 Wg 5:1 'M -, 1 1? has D 3 ,ggi 55 Q sw 3 VARSITY B TEAM FOOTBALL Bass Bass Bass Bass Bass Bass L6 c O Brown ,, 34 ,I3 Smith M19 Grady c 4 B O I Z O'Keefe r I2 .l9 Roosevelt L 6 Murphy cc 6 Q I ! r it Don Tanqnary, jimmy Ranslwotliam, Boliliy Keel, jack jones, Calvin Abernathy, Mike Bottchen Ralph Freeman, Boli Reed, 'l'otn Chilton, Richard Scott, joe Shaw, Boyd Odom, jack Turner Hilton johnson, Graliatn Bell. Sammy Brown, lid Reagin, Charles Maddox, Ben West, Ton Sanson, Tommy Foster, 'l'hom Mayes, jim Stephenson, Tommy Moore, Melvin Hart, Miltot Russ, Earl Wallis, Don Fuller, XValdo llitt, l'at VVilson, Danny VVatters, Tom VVoocl, Charles Peek, Tony Dowd, Richard Green, Frank lidrington, Larry Leinweher, llarry Hargrove, A llernandez, Fred Lovelace. xB' TEAM Melson Cook, Clyde Baxter, john Peteraon, Boli Ketchum, joe Sims, Bohhy Hendricks., Sonnj Hendricks, lra liaulk, Toby Prolwst, Clayton Smith, Bill Burton, George Carter, Mqaurice lflil liard, Tom Kunzman, Boliluy Sexton, Ray Morris, Dickie lluliert, Charles Biirffill, IQIU RUSIUE Chris Samson, jitn Pulpepper, joe jackson, jack Stansell, jerry Holme, Llrll Ewing, Doyl Pair, Roh Burton, Billy Garret, Leroy Stynchcomlie, Eldred Hulf,jack1e Huff. le ,t A5 Bass ..,. 13 Bass v.v 0 Bass ..,. 0 Bass ,4, I3 Bass .A 6 Bass ,, 18 Bass ,. 28 Bass .... 13 7 Bass . Bass ---- 6 We .... 104 QESHMAN TEAM VARSITY FOOTBALL Marist ...... B rown ...... Richmond-- Mnrphy .,.. Grady ,,...... Baker .v.,.... Mainland-- O'Keefe ---- Roosevelt -- 7 Opponents 125 0 34 6 14 Smith .. ------- 20 0 0 19 25 H 'fs W EDEU PHILLIPS Garrison Bruce Moore Don Taylor Dan Crowley Walter Dunaway, Ralph Knighton, If Minerf Ed Fleming, lired Hill, Troy Howell, Clint, Hugeley, Hugh oaflin, Tom Hardin, M n Burkett, james Freeman, Norman Manley, George Whitehead, Addison Hammond, jack ng, Ronald Whitley, jimmy Young, Ray Edmondson, Gilbert Radorick, Walter Mills, Bill Walters, George Hightower, Marion Carver, Ronald Barber. FRESHMEN FOOTBALL Bass .------- 12 Brown .- Bass .-...... 13 Murphy Bass .---.... 6 Smith ---. Bass -....... 7 Grady .--. Bass .-..---- 14 O,Keefe Bass .-.----. 14 Roosevelt CALVIN ABERNATHY Co-Captain Playing his third year on the varsity Ab was always the roughest end on the field and he was an especially good pass receiver. BUCCANEERS SCUTTLE BASS, 19-I3 The Blue and Gold played their best game of the season against the powerful Bucca- neers of Daytona Beach and wound up on the short end of a 19-I3 count. lt was thc fifth straight win for the Floridi- ans. The NVavc was trailing I9-0 in the third quarter when they began to roll and Bobby Keel sped 75 yards on a beau- tiful run for the first score. In the fourth quarter Tommy EARL WALLIS Punky made all-region third team and was always a tower of strength in the line. We'll miss him next year. GRAHAM BELL NTIKE Borrcn EN TOMMY FOSTER Graham distinguished him- self as a defensive end and several times broke through a corps of blockers to make the tackle. Moore intercepted a Bucca- neer aerial and lugged it back -1-ll yards to lJaytona's 45. Keel took over here and hit and hit again till he had carried to the lll. Then he hit Mike Bott- chen in the end zone for the score. Bobby Keel played one of the finest games he has ever played. ln the line, Graham Bell, VValdo Hitt, Boyd Odom and Ralph Freeman looked best. For the backs, Tommy Moore and Bob Keel starred. Mike specialized in pass receiving and kicking extra points. He set up several touchdowns on fine catches and scored one himself. BASS SLAUGHTERS LIONS Z8-0 The Baker Lions didn't do any roaring against the rolling Wave and were thoroughly soaked, Z8-0. Bass stayed on the ground all during the game and scored all of their four touchdowns on long drives. A first period 55 yard drive was stopped at the Baker l by a fumble. In the second period, Keel scored from the one after a 38 yard parade and again in the second period Reed went over from the 3, climaxing a 65 yard drive. Draper's kicks were good both times. Our best end in the M. game, Tom was always ged. Bass waited till the fc quarter to score two mor D.'s and on drives of 80 45 yards Keel hit from t and Moore scored from IS. Draper's kicks were 3 again giving him a tot: four for the night. The ground attack ate up yards for the most gainer that route all season. T were no individual stand except for Tony Dray four extra points. Dox FULLER Bovo Onom CHARLES MATJDOX Although bothered by abad One of the hardest players Cmcapmm Q leg most of the season Don on the field and definitely the Probably the best .linen still proved valuable. meanest. He even intercepted on the team, Chaflfe 'T a pass against Murphy. second team all-region second team all-state. .asm -fem: . .s .W m ms fmecfxlmmsasasts.-Q. 1.1 aw. 'S TONEY DRAPER iey was one of the team's valuable players. Be- being one of the hardest ers and an excellent er he was also an extra specialist. XSS BU MPED, 25-7 le Wave just wouldn't :he night of the O'Keefe r and the Irish pounced ie opportunity to hand Wave the Hrst defeat have suffered from any :efe football team. The it spot in the Bass ma- :was Sam Brown. After ng I3-0 in the second ier, Sambo broke away galloped Sl yards for a '. It was one of the best seen at Grady Stadium ason. Tony Draper con- d to make it 7-I3. In the d half the lrish added n each quarter while the : never threatened. Bois REED b was our ramniing full- Reed was second high r on the team with twen- ints. DoN TANQUARY Tank was the smallest man on the team, but never- theless, he was the best ball handler and a good passer, WAVE FLOODS MARlST 13 TO O It seems to be a custom for Bass football teams to make the first game of the season the best game. The '49 Blue Wave started with a bang by handing Marist its first regu- lar season loss since 1947. It took the boys in blue and gold the entire first half to get warmed up but after that there was no stopping them. With tive minutes gone in the third quarter, jim Rans- botham scored on a fake cross- buck toss from forty-five yards out on a beautiful run behind BOB KEEL There isn't too much you can say about Bob. He made first team all-region and hon- orable mention all-state. He was team high scorer. ED REGAN VVhenever Coach Phillips wanted a pass he sent in Ed. He seldom missed. perfect blocking. Tony Drap- er's kick was good and Bass led 7 to 0. Bobby Keel raced around right end in the fourth quarter to complete the night's scoring. Up front, the team was led by the hard play of Waldo Hitt, Tony Draper, Boyd Odom and Tom Foster. Jim Ransbotham and Ed Reagin shined brightest among the light-footed boys. SAM BROWN l'Sambo was awarded the 'Lmost improved back trophy at the annual fall sports ban- quet. He was one of the most dreaded runners on the team. JIMMY RANsBoTHAM Gne of the most versatile athletes Bass will ever have. Jimmy was hindered most of the season by injuries. FIRST LEAGUE VICTORY The Wave chalkedup its first league victory by fiood- ing Grady, 18-0. Bass took the opening kickoff and scored after a 65 yard drive, with Keel carrying the mail. In the second quarter, Bass took over at the Grady 40 yard line and scored five plays later. Bob Reed took this one over from the nine. Reed scored again in the Hnal quarter, making the score 18 to 0. It was a proud night for Bass supporters, as we were never in danger. Jos SHAW Besides being a deadly cen- ter joe was also a fine line backer. He'1l be around next year. Www L .Qu ww- 3 2? n o I X A Q fx , Q. ar ,351 .-'CIN 1 3' he -T., TY M-...A W if 41 sq, ' a R - .sl gf-Xb ' x Q' S-+ 3. H xxx, Q , wk G . all X Q58 Q QF ' Q., Q 35 w X A if 'Q sig: guy ' W X Q 'Q ' Q 1 Q O Hi: WQ. Q A N1 :., 1 '. 2 jfs: 'K .1 , X , .. S W WA b Q 4 L F , , 4552.3 3 K n ,X 1 X Vx e 4 Qsgxm A Yi? 1. QAI. 1 gf if ,,Q sv-wg as Q' 21 S vk ff 3 X 2 Q Q? 2 K if S Y '4A' ,X f , wr w Q H if .ig x 4 S Wi -ax xv x . is 3 QQ R wg A ' x In rib' -A-.. 'z V N . f XJ ,F fi 5' N-T M.. 1-C53 -sd ' H U'Kz'efe Cami X 1 Q ' Rnl1Jz l't'ff Gunn' WAVIz 'l RlMMl:,D, 1-6 The Blue Wave received the opening kickoff and roared down the field with the greatest of ease for a touchdown. The Bass backs raced through gaping holes in the Tide line for successive first downs and Bobby Keel scored from the 3. Draper's kick was wide. Roose- velt scored in the second quarter to make it 7-6. Neither team threat- ened seriously in the second half. In the closing minutes of the game, Bass released a passing attack that would have scored had there been time. Playing their last game for the Blue and Gold, Charlie Maddox, Tony Draper, Boyd Odom, Calvin Abernathy, Mike Bottchen, Don Fuller, Bobby Keel, and jim Ransbotham were the bright cogs in the Bass machine. BASS BOWS 20-6 The Smithies had to put on a show before they could bounce a fighting Blue YVave. Three times the Smith quarterback found men open in the end zone and when it was over, Smith had 20 points to our 6. On the first play of the game, Sonny Scott hit Sam Brown on a special sleeper pass good for 52 yards. The play carried to the Smith 25, but when Brown was hit, the ball bounded out of his hands, and Smith recovered. Bass held, and on an exchange of punts, Scott booted one dead on the Smith Z. Un the first play, Smith fumb- led and Reed caught it in mid-air and fell over for the score. Scott's try for conversion was blocked. Bass's seven mules played one of their finest games. They al- lowed the vaunted Smith running attack only 34 yards and at the end of the first half, their total yards rushing was minus 3. The big men up front were Ralph Freeman, Boyd Odom, Tony Draper, Charles Maddox, and Mike Bott- chen. ln the backfield, Sam Brown, Tommy Moore and Bob 13-. 1 wg, e ,ff ff' ,ff ',-fl V. 'Q ls Wg CROSS CCDUNTRY Bill Lancaster, William Waites, Jack Jones, Charles Kelley, Bill Haynie, Sonny Poyner, Thomas Daniels, Harold Prather, Don Manley, Cliff Walker, Leon Robertson, Lel- wyn Wilson. B TEAM Glenn Wimbish, Steve Shannon, Char King. RESULTS Bass ..... .... 1 7 Brown . Bass ..... .... 2 3 Murphy Bass ..... .... l 6 O'Keefe Bass ..... .... 2 9 Smith .. Bass ..... . . .'.25 Roosevelt Bass . . 15 Grady . Bass ..... .... 2 1 Georgia GIAA Champions les Clayton, Glenn .... su... .-. -...- 56 37 76 .....26 28 72 39 I , Q.,-4 . if . D as ks ..,'. 4 as X X Q VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach Mr. Phillips, Robert Brown, Richard Scott, Bobby Willis I Fuller, Jack Turner, Hal Atwater, jimmy Ransbotham, Tommy I Graham Bell, Billy Gore, Chet Sanson, Eldred Huff, Manager Bass ..,...,. S2 Bass .....,,. 36 Bass ........ 41 Bass Bass Bass Bass Bass Bass Bass Bass Bass Cummings - ........ -43 Forrest Park .,.,.,,. 25 Russell ............... --44 Avondale Clarkston Smith ...,.......,....... , O'Keefe Murphy Decatur .,..............,. Roosevelt Brown ..................., Grady ,..,.,........,,.,.. SEASON SCORES Bass .,....., 48 Bass Bass ..,..... Bass .,...... 43 Bass ........ 26 Bass Bass Bass Bass Bass Bass Bass Chamblee Albany .- Smith .... Tucker -- O'Keefe Murphy Moultrie Albany .. Brown ..., Roosevelt Grady ,... Smith ..... w. , . . 1- 9 e A I Q I 1 1 f HH. S if -'A 144 41 K If ,f fx , 11,11 . I I' 'f , 4 . I7 A T r - 40 111' get-.9 1- ' I Q 4, 4 . Al NEIL MALoNE FRANK MARMON FRANK EDRINGTON TOMMY THORNTON Bonny WILLIS GENE PLEDGER Bonny KEEL DOYLE PAIR HERNDON JENKINS JIMMY DILLON WEYMAN HINTON CHARLES MADDOX CHET SANSON ROBERT BUCHANAN MAX PALMER BASEBALL D gf xt' 9 X., ,,1-'.L- ,.-.Q-sdllg P 5 Don Fuller, Douglas VVelch, Sonny Scott, Clyde Pettit, Roy Ford, George Burns, Ben West, Tom Sanson, Bill Lancaster, Stanley Solomon, Ralph Pettit, Mr. VViseman, Tom Andrews, john Cox, Newton Fowler, joe Shaw, Lewis Williams, Graham Bell, jack Turner, Bill Haynie, Stewart Daniels, Mr. Ivey. Zi 1 1' , Q X SCORES Bass 63, Mtirphy' 59, Bass 76, Smith 46, Bass 86, U'Keefe 36, Hass X0 lff2, Roosevelt 41 1f21 Bass 80 lf3, Grady 41 2f3, Bass 67, Brown 55, Bass, Region Champions. 3 N . A .,,, ' ,gfky qw i'iw,??fsfr Y skkf .,. ,MW . Hmm. A.-.MN v--......, Wu.. m ,i4+O0. up x Q.. A .2 - -f Vlkf, jx W W 1-Nami, W gli? 1 . Y 59' K exiix X , Q Q ' f 'QfQf3i kb + . ,......N QU 'S wxvwh ,W K .Q 4 5 - QM ,. Q. 1 wifffwztw-44 5 awxw ,eat ..-Af eww' 'ia wif, ig Qs 35, .Mxm . ..-uk N -Q'- asf ,W-S E WW, may q....-,-V Q Ui25Q I ,w his kill 52 , 5 ,.,v.-uf .. wah TYR w 1 x o B 1 E ,Q iff' si yi Jars M 5 iii K H? mdk I, Roy Rainey, bequeath to Jimmy Graham and Elmer Sanders my brain. I hope they can find it because their need for it is great. I, Jimmy Ransbotham, will my beloved football jersey, Number 21, which I have worn for three years, to Sonny Scott to steal-for me. I, Robert Reed, will and bequeath my ability to blush and my land ways to anyone brave enough to take them. I, Marian Rice, leave my slow southern accent to my good ole' Texan friends, Mary and Pat Miller. I, Martha Richardson, being of unsound mind, do be- queath my three years on the AmBASSador to some ambitious student desiring to acquire the Camel Extermi- nating profession, in hopes that said person will be mis- guided and become a writer. I, Jean Roberts, being of feeble mind and sound body, bequeath my lady-like laugh and my safe driving to Nancy Barrett. I, Arthur Robertson, bequeath all my love to any beau- tiful girl that wants it. That Lucky Girl! I, Waddell Robey, do hereby bequeath to all students to follow in my path, a word of kindness and wish of luck. They'll need it. I, Robert Robinson, leave my only possession, my car, to my brother. Nobody else would have it. I, Gloria Roland, hereby bequeath my better half, Jim- mie LeVert to Jean Arnold. I, Donald Rosborg, leave my beautiful custom tailored, form-fit uniform to Frank Eaton. I, Joe Ann Rosenthal, do hereby will to some lonely gal my unknown bevy of college admirers KMALE, that islj. I, Elmer Sanders, leave to Joe Philyaw that dime he has been owing me for three years. I, Horace Sawyer, being of sound mind C?j do hereby bequeath my Talmadgite Hat to Charles fHermonj Lewis in hopes that he will put Hermon in office again. I, Bernard Scott, do bequeath to Miss Vogel and Mrs. Butterfield the bench I occupy in choir, hoping they can find two outstanding tenors to take my place. I, William Segrest, bequeath my big feet and ability to get kicked out of school to Stewart McClain. I, Betty Shearouse, will and bequeath my chewing gum to anyone who is brave enough to chew it in Mrs. Gib- son's room. I, Frances Sheppard, leave my bacteria in H. B. Lab to anyone who has the correct germs and immunity to Miss Pollard. I, Juanita Simmons, do leave my Social Living Book with Charles written all over it to the junior who is lucky enough to admire one. I, Bill Simpson, leave to Sgt. Sturkie and the Military Department, my graceful marching ability. I, Leila Sisson, bequeath to Joyce Leveritte, my passion- ate desire for playing bridge at recess in hope that she will make more grand slams than I tried to. I,,Frances Smith, hereby leave my place in Mrs. Gib- son's English class to some junior who wishes to learn English. I, Haskell Smith, do bequeath one-fourth of my seat in choir CI would bequeath all of it, but I sit with Bernard Scottj to any deserving tenor. I, Katherine Stansell, will my great height-5 ft. 1 in.- to little Helen Glenn of the junior class. I, Beverly Steele, do hereby bequeath any and all my learning ability Uj to Gloria Roland. :- I, Donald Stevens, bequeath my brutality to Sonny Hendricks. I, William Stephens, bequeath my dirty locker to any-- one. I, David Sullivan, being of more or less sane mind, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to load my car on every occasion with various specimens of humanity to some junior who may have a jalopy worthy of the honor. I, Margaret Swinford, do leave my better half ??? Milton Russ, under the watch-care of LaMearle Pope, who has solemnly pledged to protect my interest. I, Don Tanquary, will to any good-looking lower class- man my good looks, my wonderful brain, and by all means my very large statue. I, Eleanor Teel, hereby will my love of the piano to. some well-deserving person. I, Joanne Thornton, leave Mr. Scott and Miss Whatley the memory of the best cook-me. If you don't think so, ask me. I, Tom Thornton, bequeath my striking curve ball to Doyle Pear. I, Barbara Touard, being of somewhat sound mind, leave my Chemistry blouse to Mrs. Walton with the hope that all her future classes will be as small and as spoiled as ours was. I, Alton Tribble, being of sound mind and body, will my ability to lift weight to Lawrence Reese. I, Jack Turner, wish to leave my mental ability to Ed Reagen, which he will probably need. I, Dolores Underwood, bequeath my inability to win back the affection of a certain senior to a luckier junior. I, Carlisle Vardaman, bequeath my seat in Mrs. Al- monds' trig class, with my favorite trig book fwith the built-in horsesj to Al Hernandez in hopes that he will make better grades than the ZS in algebra. I, James Vickers, Jr., bequeath the next year's senior class some choking acids in Mrs. Walton's Chemistry Lab and to every student in Bass High, I leave a swell school. I, Eleanor Vinton, do bequeath to some soul CI-Ieaven help themlj my ability to get in trouble in H. B., thereby earning the honor of making lovely bulletin boards for a certain Miss Pollard. I, Gene Waller, leave to Mimi Waller and Eleanor Cheek the other club members. I, Earl Wallis, herewith and hereby bequeath to Bob Reed a dozen dirty diapers falliteration, Miss Fultonj to hold in readiness for the time when he and Janet will need them and also for practice in washing them. I, Danny Watters, do hereby bequeath my title, Lord Trainer, to Eldred Huff. May he never blacken its honor. I, Ben West, hereby bequeath my excellent eye-sight to Charlie Peek. I, Betty White, do hereby bequeath to Marianne Hol- land my 'oldworn-out chewing gum in hopes that she will make as good of a use of it as I have. I, Nancy White, bequeaih to Jane Brock, my ability to wear out many pairs of s oes and one pair of feet exer- cising the will of Miss Klutz. I, Ruth White, being of sound mind HJ do hereby be- queath to Claire Dorsett, all the glass-framed pictures in the staircases-to be used for primping purposes only! I, Betty Wilson, bequeath to Mary Anne Roundtree my sexy e es and black hair in hopes that she will have more infiluence on Russell M. than -I did: My man. And who is he?? I, Pat Wilson, leave to John Coney .job as football manager and wish him success. ' 9 X ff , if . ,F V N .. -zfi. :S kgs -at X Axmmg 5232! ik M3gk S' V aw 1 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Calvin Abernathy, to Sambo and Worm I leave you this boy called Blushing Although his mouth there is no hushing He says, Pm Handsome Bob Reed And you should just see my speed. But his per cent is one-half yard rushing. I, John Adams, leave a womanless trig class and a much used eraser to another mathematician. ' I, Shirley Ann Airheart, bequeath to Beverly Hames not only my nickname, Blue Eyes, but my blue eyes and the troubles they bring! I, Pat Anderson, do hereby bequeath to Marianne Hol- land my ability to eat Eskimo Pies every day at lunch. I, Tom Andrews, leave my fore-arm shiver to Bliz- zard, in hopes he'll get meaner. I, Joella Anthony, being of sound mind KPJ hereby be- queath my driving ability to Phyllis Gilbert in hopes it will do some good. I, Hal Atwater, being of sound OJ mind, leave my-old '46 Nash automobile to anybody who feels like pedaling it. I, Barbara Backus, will my ability to go with little football players to Phyllis Gilbert. I, Charles Bell, bequeath all of my luck in card games to Joe Shaw. I, Graham Bell, hereby bequeath my new nickname, Blizzard, to Tommy Moore, who deserves it more than I do. I, Mary Inman Bell, being of sound mind falmostl do hereby bequeath my chemical ability to any junior who is daring enough to accept it. I, Donna Bengtson, hereby bequeath my swing, not one you hang up, either, to anyone who can use it to its best advantage. I, Diedrich Beusse, do hereby will all beautiful girls still left at Bass to the one who will succeed me. I, Mike Bottchen, bequeath my ability to pass a chem- istry test without a horse to anyone unlucky enough to take it. I, Marcelle Boudreaux, bequeath to Veleta and Char- lene Barrett my list of G's to iight over, as they see fit. I, Nancy Bradford, leave my Clemson heartaches to Bobbie McKain in hopes she can stand up under the strain beter than I have. I, Beverly Breese, possess an I-don't-worry-about-any- thing attitude which I bequeath to Janet Jackson. She can use it. I, Kathryn Brock, bequeath my old worn-out voice to the surplus department of the Choir. I, Joyce Brown, leave to Margaret Billings, my par- tiality to Redheads! ! I, Robert Brown, bequeath my tenderness and quietness to Pete Spence and his brother, Cotton. I, Sammy Brown, leave my 165 pounds to little Sonny Scott. I, Buck Buchanan, being of sound mind and body, will my football ability to Bobby Keel. I, Joyce Buckley, bequeath my southern accent to Bar- bara McKain so she won't fee out of place among the Rebels. I, George Burns, leave my razor blades to anyone that needs them fused, that is!J. I, Helen Camp, hereby bequeath my dimples to who- ever will have them. I, Lorene Cantrell, bequeath my vivid espanol pro- nunciation to anyone who will take it. I, Elwyn Cheek, do hereby leave my dirty locker to Jimmy Gazaway who I think will keep it that way. I, Barbara Cheney, do hereby will and bequeath to some lucky junior my attraction for football players whose initials are B. K. in hopes that Bobby fKetchum, that isj won't suffer as many bashes and bruises. We, Donald Clark and Vance Harkness, leave all our many girl friends to Charles Lenkerd and Billy Heston. I, Margie Clark, bequeath my knowledge of shorthand to all girls taking it in the junior class with the hope that they make good their goalof 120 words a minute. I, Jane Coleman, leave to Betty Carnell, my ability to do graphs as long as she needs it. I, Martha Collins, do will to the Seniors my ability to study 4'Macbeth. I, Betty Cooper, do hereby bequeath to all senior teach- ers, my little brother, Ed, the last of us Coopers. I, Harvey Cooper, leave my great ability to conquer trigonometry to anyone who can put it into use as well as I did. I, Jackie Cox, wish to bequeath to Betty Claire Mahone, my most prized possessions, my eye-lash curlers and my bottle of peroxide. I, Lonnie Cox, do bequeath to some junior all my A. B. C. l Already Been Chewed J gum under the benches in Room 306. I, Barbara Craft, will Charlie Vickery a locker by himself, and to Joe Putnal my blonde hair in hopes he will never have to use peroxide again. I, Pat Crawford, do hereby leave my ignorance and lack of brains to Jimmy Gazaway, who I am sure will make good use of them. I, Wesley Crawford, do hereby leave Joe Shaw all the junior girls in hope that he will be able to get a girl. I, Betty June Crowley, do hereby leave my chance to hear the song, My Buddy second period to Beverly Sullivan in hopes that she will enjoy it as much as I did. I, Jimmy Dameron, bequeath to Don Sampler, Sgt. Sturkie. I, Walter Davidson, leave to all people of Bass High School, 5,000,000 Kigmys. I, Janet Davis, will and bequeath Bob Reed, if he stays over, to any poor unsuspecting freshman who thinks he'l bashful. I, Clarence Derrick, bequeath Geech to some junior who needs a nickname. I, Jerry Dollar, leave my ability to get out of class to LaMearle Pope. I, Regine Dollman, gladly leave my little French accent to all those who thought it so cute. I, Joyce Donaldson, being of .rome UJ mind, do leave my love -for talent shows to some worthy person willing to continue them. I, Harold Dorsey, being of sound mind, do leave Char- lie Peek one pair of very thick glasses so that he may see, maybe? I, Tony Draper, being of sound mind, do hereby be- queath my great talent of being able to work geometry problems to Worm, Bawb, and '4Sambo. --Side Angle Side. I, Frank Eaton, leave to little Tommy Herren my large masculine frame so he can play football. I, Mary Ann Edge, do hereby bequeath my literary genius and sweater appeal QD to Audrey Baldini who is in the dire need of it, and my big blue eyes to Jeanette Jackson so that she will be the only five-eyed girl in existence!! I, Frank Exley Edrington, leave to Bobby Willis my ability to hit bloody blows, in hopes that he will better his .187 batting average in the future and pass my .250 mark. I, Frances Ellis, do bequeath my ability f?l in foreign languages to everyone who registers for Spanish I. I, Ellyn Etchison, bequeath to Barbara Evans my ability to understand jokes and to jane Forrest my place in front of the third Hoor mirror. Hope she's able to see better than I did. I, Dixon Fisher, leave to any poor junior who is un- lucky to have to read Macbeth, my knowledge of that Wonderful Story. I hope he doesn't have to read it as many times as I did. I, Robert Fisher, hereby bequeath my calm, peaceful, and bashful ways to Bill Heston and Charles Lenkerd. I, Estelle Flax, leave my ability for studying the most and getting the least out of it, to a certain eleventh grader who studies the least and gets the most out of if I, Pat Flurry, do hereby will my little dog's eyeball and all the little eighth graders who stood outside the H. B Lab during the dissection. I, Tommy Foster, ain't got nuthin' to leave, and no- body would want it anyway. I, Peggy Fox, do hereby will my fortitude, cupidity, magnetism, sobriety, perplexing vanity and two freckles to a poor unsuspecting future senior-namely, Sheila Chereton. I, Milton French, leave my feeling of sickness in H. B. to anyone who wants it. I, Claude Gamble, to some junior leave the art of chew- ing gum in class, I leave the art of playing Hearts to Tommy Foster who needs it. I, Almon Garner, in my last will would like for some- one to have my cowlick. Anyone! I, Carolyn Gillentine, do hereby bequeath to any de- serving junior my brilliant mind with the hope that they will use it more than I did. I, Jim Graham, will my liquor still to Roy Rainey, who has appreciated it faithfully for the past five years. I, Franklin Gravitt, being of sound mind, do hereby bequeath to some deserving junior my complete and thor- ough knowledge of Spanish, English, and chemistry. I, Barbara Gray, leave to my good friend, Nancy Her- ley, my seat in Room 317. Also the privilege of dissect- ing the poor frogs. I, Richard Green, do leave my short pug nose to Tony Draper. I, Albert Grifhth, leave all my unused knowledge to any normal, and needy Bass High prisoner. I, Catherine Griilin, will my artistic ability during sociology and English to anyone foolish enough to ac- cept it. I, Eleanor Hagan, do hereby leave all my heart-throbs fexcept onel to Frances Drake. I, John Halkias, give to Billy Baylon my excellent ability to get on probation for three straight years. I, Harry Hargrove, hope that no one will spit on Smutt Sanson when he is playing center. I, Gerry Hargrove, leave my good looks to my brother, Harry, who could use them. I, Lollie Hawkins, leave my cheerleading letter to Robie Shellnutg my two and one-half years in Europe to anyone who has what it takes to stay over there that long-and survive. I, Phil Hemby, leave the transmission to my Shot Rod '36 Ford Roadster coupe to any deserving freshman who can find the rest of the car some where at the bottom of Stone Mountain-on the steep side. I, Ann Hickman, do bequeath my ability to run up and down stairs to Mrs. Gibson. I, Weyman Hinton, leave my stupidity in English to Chet San on. I, Amelia Hitt, leave to Peggy Argo my ability to ride in convertibles, to Cotton McMullen, my scattered brains. I, Betty Jean Holmes, will my admiration for billowing black hair and baby blue eyes to anyone lucky enough to find such a combination. I, Shirley Holt, bequeath to Peggy Briscoe, my radi- ant personality and ability to attract a cute UD little football player. I, Sherry Ingram, leave my seat in Miss Fulton's Eng- lish class to anyone who thinks they can pass her. I leave Room 329 to all the girls. I, Ann Jackson, do leave to any poor unsuspecting Bass student planning to take chemistry, what will be left of the burn ointment after I have finished. I, Nina jackson, do leave to any poor under-nourished junior my ability to nab all excess food from my fellow- diners in the cafeteria. I, Hilton johnson, hereby leave my great ability in chemistry to anyone who has six periods to spend red- lessly. I, Johnnie johnson, bequeath my good-looking legs and figure that lure big football heroes to Coach Swede Phil- lips. I, Eleanor jones, do hereby leave my B in shorthand to any junior who plans to become an office wife. I, Jack Edward Jones, being of sound mind, bequeath my ,big feet to anyone who has trouble walking. I, Jack W. jones, being of sound mind CPD and body UD hereby bequeath to all the advanced choir of 1951 all the chewing gum under the seats of Room 306. I, Bobby Keel, after six years at Bass, being of un- sound mind LEAVE. ' r I, Carole Kelley, do hereby bequeath my naturally curly hair to my sister, Gayle, who will be along in a few years, my ability to date blondes to Nancy Knighton. I, Jimmie Killcrease, do bequeath to any freshman the happiness I have had at Bass High School. I, Geraldine King, bequeath to all the graduates of '51 the privilege of using the books and desks which we have left. I, Bill Lancaster, do bequeath to the Cross Country Team all my blisters. I, Jane Landon, leave my year's accumulation of band merits to be divided two ways Qif there is anyone with good enough knowledge of fractions to divide band mer- itsj-equal portions being given to Joyce McMichael and Claire Dorsett. To my little sister, Sue, I leave the family tradition of only making one rehearsal per week on time. I, Larry Lanier, ask that Heaven help the lucky soul who inherits my talents and beautiful women. I, Samuel Lansing, hereby bequeath my mathematical abilities to my friend, Jack Caldwell. I, Thelma Latham, hereby will and bequeath my excep- tional shorthand knowledge and dear ole Macbeth to Margie QPorkchopJ Sills. I, Owen Lenkerd, taking full responsibility of the con- sequences, do hereby bequeath to my brother, Charles Alexander Lenkerd, Jr., my good looks, in hopes that some day he will become as handsome as he thinks he is. I, Russell Leverette, leave to ? many unfinished things and lots of hope. I, Charles Lewis, my suspenders might snappy I leave Horace Sawyer might happy. I, Peggy Little, will to Audrey Burns the privilege of walking by Room 320 in order to peep in at that good- looking teacher. I, Betty Joe Long, do hereby bequeath my unfailing ability to turn my English and algebra homework in promptly to Miss Fulton and Miss Richards to any ambi- tious, studious and energetic soul who desires it. I, Jo Longino, do hereby will to any bored junior my ability to enjoy life to the fullest. I, Bobby Longino, leave my size 14 shoes to anyone capable of filling them. I, Emily Lowndes, do hereby bequeath to Alice Keel, Mrs. Gibson and Macbeth in hopes that she will make better grades than I. I,' Norma Luallen, do hereby bequeath my three years at Bass High to some bewildered, scared freshman in the hope that he or she will have as good a time as I did. I, Charlie Maddox, leave to Joe Shaw, my short beard and long hair. I, James Magill, leave to Sgt. Sturkie a box of rubber cigars. I, Donald Manson, do will and bequeath my Yankee accent to any junior that wants it. I, Frank Marmon, bequeath my seat in Physics II to Robert Buchanan. I, Howard Massell, leave my excellent ability to stay in trouble to Ray QB. JJ Levy who is well qualified for the honor. I, Joe Maughon, leave my military ability to some de- serving sophomore. I, Nick Maxey, do hereby bequeath my extraordinary printing ability ljokel to any individual who doesn't have any better sense than to take a course m printing. I, Peggy McArthur, bequeath my curly hair to Anna Sarfaty. I, Elizabeth McCullers, do hereby will the attention of Joe Shaw to Gwendlyn Jones. I, Barbara McGill, leave to Barbara Broadwell, my clean chemistry lab equipment in hopes that she will en- joy it. I, Mary McGorum, leave my mirror to all freshman girls in hopes that they may see their way through the coming years. I, Charles McKinney, do leave all the poor eighth grade students my sympathy for five years of hard work. I also leave all the good teachers and the sorry ones. I, Pat McMullen, being of sound mind CPD do hereby bequeath my magnificent ability to fail Algebra 4 to any po' impulsive critter who desires to take it. I, Betty Ruth Medders, leave my vast knowledge of H. B. and my white rats to my little brother. I, Harriet Montgomery, leave my inability to keep quiet when I'm told to Charlene Fram. I, Ann Moore, will my ability to chew Beech Nut gum in an artistic and melodious manner to any junior who thinks he can use it to a good advantage. I, Tommy Moore, ain't got nuthin' to leave. I, Norma Moss, being of sound body but out of mind, hereby bequeath my admiration and knowledge of the U. S. N. to the next junior with the good fortune to anchor the affection of a sailor's heart. I, Adelia Mote, hereby do will and bequeath to Shirley Hensley my attraction for wild animals, provided of course, she doesn't resort to MOOSE calls! I, Florence Moylan, dowill: ,To Helen, the Langford of Troy Who's really quite clever and coy, A gift to surpass all gifts before- Hers is my southern drawl-forever more! I, Jerome Nantz, leave my ability to make good grades for Mrs. Gibson to Squirrel Daniel. I, Boyd Odom, will my five semesters in English 10 to some of Shakespeare's descendants. Maybe they will like ir. I, Don Oeser, will to Bill Currie, the pleasure of sitting in Mrs. Amy Potts Burgess's history class the rest of this school career. I, Nolan O'Farrell, leave to Jimmy Garner all the crooked deals we've pulled. I, Mary Oliver, will Eleanor Stoney to any boy with absolutely no brains and plenty of money, preferably an eighth grader. I, Johnny Overton, being of sound mind HJ and body KPJ bequeath to Raymond Massey one well worn joke book and a trigonometry horse. I, Tommy Pallen, will to the freshmen all the SCHMOOS. I, Harold Padgett, leave as my Last Will and Testa- ment a pair of dirty socks to Waldo Hitt as a token of our long friendship. I, Pat Patrick, leave to Professor Barksdale all the trou- bles Phil Hemby and I caused. I, Betty Anne Perkins, bequeath my tranquil person- ality and my ability to sleep in class undisturbed by either teachers or classmates to Kate Gibson and Peggy Bram- lett, respectively. I, Rita Poe, leave my mad impetuous knowledge of bridge to any junior fool enough to want it. 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SMITH MARY S1-IEPPARD BILLIE GREENE JUDSON FowLER Lets You Drive Without Shifting GREAT CARS Fine Service DESQTQ A Square Deal 'he Car Designe With You in Mind PLYMOUTH K Q45 74e Qian' z4ma6eeua geaatyu BARNE'I'T'S CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY 1099 Ponce de Leon Avenue, N. E. Phone VErnon 0829 Mistress:- You must be very fond of ani- mals, Mary. I often see you petting your cat and dog. Mary :- Yes, ma'm. I never forget a friend! They often help me with the dishes. TO THE SENIORS We take this space with beaming smiles, To wish you luck along Life'a miles. May your lives be full of joyfulness, Your every whim fulfilled, Your hearts crowded with happiness, Your ambitions never chilled. BEST WISHES FROM 11-L-1 II A ll I L L I-l II ULDSMIJBILE CAPITAL AUTOMOBILE CO Authorized Dealer ELWYN W. TOMLINSON, Pres. Opposite Biltmore Hotel Dwoskin . . . . . exclusive southern distributor of outstanding wallpapers USE DWOSKIN'S DECORATOR CONSULTANT SERVICE . . FOR BETTER DESIGNS IN LIVING I R C 0 X I SHOWROOMS ' 763 PEACHTREE, N. E. ATLANTA, GEORGIA GORDON H. MOORE DESIGNER-BUILDER 510 Mayson Ave., N. E. Compliment: of HENRY DAVIS BUYING - SELLING Late Model Cars of .Quality 700 Spring St., N. W., at 3rd AT. 8181 HAZEL'S BEAUTY NOOK 254 Howard Street, N. E. DE. 3167 Call For Night Appointment: FOR A TENDER TASTY TREAT CHIP STEAKS DIXIE FROZEN FOODS, Inc. HERE'S HOPING THE 1951 SENIORS FLOWERS LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS OUR SERVICE IS A PLEASURE 361 Moreland Ave., N. E. ATLANTA, GA. BRANCHES: 'I 2-I,-3 792 Highland Ave., N. E. HE. 3254 1651 McLendon Ave., N. E. FRANK GRAHAM CO. LINCOLN AND MERCURY AUTOMOBILES 600 West Peachtree Street, N. W. TELEPHONE: VERNON 0701 ATLANTA 3, GEORGIA BLUE HORSE PAPER SCHOOL SUPPLIES The kind your Mother and Dad Used. Made in Atlanta by MONTAG BROTHERS, INC. 182 Marietta St., N. W. But W ishu mn.. , S. D. MUI.l.INS COMPANY CLAifogF 50 114 Ellis Street, N. E. 1NsULAT1oN-WEATHER srxurpms THE ESTER WOODWARD A'r'r1c FANS STUDENT TEACHER CLUB AL- 1020 - WA- 0330 Compliment: of 51: 8.10: - EARLE - 5: 8410: LITTLE FIVE POINTS Atlanta Owned - Atlanta Operated Compliment: of J. AUSTIN DILBECK Member of Board of Education 'l'HOMPSON'S FLORALAND V. W. THOMPSON Cut Flowers, Potted Plants and Floral Art 629 FLAT SHOALS Ava., S. E. LA. 1551 ATLANTA, GEORGIA Vernon Scams Florist 428 SBMINOLB Ava., N. E. KRISPY-KREME DOUGHNUTS Compliment: of Digenn, Tasty Best Grocery Co. Sutitfyine KRISPY-KREME DOUGHNU1' SHOP 699 SBMINOLE AVE N' E' 449 Potfzca nn LnoN Avn., N. E. VE. 9241 High Museum School of Art Professional Courses in Advertising Art Interior Decorating, Design and Fine Arts BFA and MFA Degrees Summer Session: June 19-July 28, 1950 Winter Session begins September 11, 1950 Annual Scholarship Contest for High School Seniors Junior Classes for Students in Grade and High Schools Call or write for information 1262 Peachtree St., N. E. Hlirnlock 3134 ATLANTA, GEORGIA A I Nw' Nlailstls Lockwood Jewelry Co. Jewelers and Silverrmithr Watches - Diamonds - jewelry China - Stemware - Silverware 1156 EUCLID Ava., N. E. ALPINE 3195 ATLANTA, GEORGIA Watch and Jewelry Repairing DECATUR VENETIAN BLIND CO. Telephones CR. 3484-5767 1130 EAs'r Porsrcn nn LEON Ava. DECATUR GEORGIA C f ALsxANn:n APPuANc: coMPANv vf 12 I H . I 1137 Pouca DB LBON AVE., N. E. ROOM 301 VE- 7105 Compliment: of Grandmother: Do you mean to say that you can't name all the Presidents? I could, when I was 'I' ' H ' 1 your age. md Little Girl: Yes, but there were only three or 1 I ' H ' 2 four of them then. MARK OF QUALITY COLO NIAL STURE3 COLONIAL STORES Compliment: ...of... A FRIEND 'STILL' YOUR FRIENDLY NEIGHBOR WASHING-GREASING-POLISHING 1630 McLendon Avenue Phone DE. 9112 ATLANTA, GA. Compliments of J. O. Williford, C. P. A. WILLIFORD at WILLIFORD Accountants and Auditors William Oliver Bldg. Atlanta 3, Ga. The Souih's Finest CONE STREET GARAGE 98 Cone St., N. W. 107-111 Spring St., N. W. WA. 5645 ATLANTA, GA. W H I T E M O T O R S DODGE and PLYMOUTH CARS DOUGLASVILLE, GA. PATTON'S FOOD STORE 1659 McLendon Ave. FRESH FOOD MEATS WE DELIVER The Atlanta Division of The University of Georgia congratulates the 1950 graduating class of WILLIAM A. BASS HIGH SCHOOL Plan now to continue your education at our new 52,500,000 center, 24 Ivy St., N. E., where last year 8975 students were enrolled in morning, afternoon, or evening classes. DR. GEORGE M. SPARKS, Director. 1,1T1il.i- Compliment: ofthe FABRIC CENTER 1168 Euclid Avenue, N. E. I ,s. 4' Say It With Flower: Cr. 3818-3819 Night-De. 64-16 Maud Boker Flower Shoppe City-Wide Delivery 252 W. Ponce de Leon DECATUR, GA. ,D DCllVCl'y SCl'ViCC DE. P. L. DeCOFF, Ph.G. 1130 Euclid Ave., N. E. Atlanta, Georgia QUALITY DRY CLEANING ' LA- ,758 MEN'S sH1RTs SINCE 1931 Denvdy service 8 Al M. to 11 P. M. 1656 McLendon Avenue at Clifton Road - THRIFTY C- C- DOWNS YOUNG HOMEMAKERS GUN, SAFE and LOCK SHOP AT COMPANY I 8 Forsyth St., S. W. WA1nut 5237 Night and Sundays Call DE. 0789 . Downtown, Decatur, Buokhead Here's to you from 12-H-2 Our graduation is near For each of us in our homeroom Our past holds something dear. W. C. Guthrie Furn. Exe. Guthrie Tron. Co. 1518 DeKalb Ave., N. E. B. M. FUNDERBURG, Prop. DE. 6711 Compliment: of 9-H-3 GRIFFITH 81 WHITE MOTOR CO. CHRYSLER-DODGE PLYMOUTH Phone 169 MCRAB, GA. ' T 14-+ 4 UMW-443 AUTUBHAPHS 'flu-.J,'92L,t4uJ pi 'U JP Sm, WWF? ,W Sim aff! M .wp Aix wry 53' 00' I fl Xacfbdfjpfw ' GQ 09o,of0ifxy N , X CJ' f'-x 1,4 ki E ' H-fc , WN K, MM MWA QJJQ QW. wifes QQ -,K - MQ 52'2 i' , Q74'-i'fAv7'7'ZUn1 . J--o-4J- 7a'q,.,,Lo4 Jxigqv 21?UJYl3.-W-f www J pf! AYJWG 6 1 if fbiwgy fl 'iv Wg. M fo C174 m4,U'7 5 GJ HUTIIEIIAPHS og' qs' Q-P f..eWWif: GSQQ 2' .QQ ,vs Q0 is at visa.:-9 9' x f 2 -E22 2 Y E QQ Q K J my R, .5'7'Q,241fA-5 'J F f:M7.1.hofflff'1j lfJ ',,l',7,.-f. .sw , A V ,U L H Y. J Wu. .ww bus-0 1-Lv-I-N 4' J if? Q5-'Lb 4e 'feh a.f4 !'l' 09 ff-if 25H f -.x x '-f,...,,.--v 12 Q, K . ww- JH- .aw-3 X ....-g THE ATLANTA COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Scho ol Dayx and Always INSIST ON X......,.. POTATO CHIPS and other TASTY FOODS THE VARSITY FRESH FOODS CURB SERVICE I 0l'l'Lf9 Al'I'L8l'Lt6 0 B. H. HINNEY SHIJE EUMPANY 65 Whitehall Street Makers of the famous Educator Shoe for men, women and children. We own and operate foe large factories which produce two-thirds of our company's shoes. This enables us to give you high quality at lower prices. Come by and see out beautiful store and attractive window display for many examples of our new low price on quality foot wear. J. L. TATUM, Manager A. SARFATY, Assistant Manager LEANERS GA is 1S the fifth time Ive punished you this week What do you have to say? 1-Day Service-2-Hour Service 606 N. Highland at North Ave. LA. 4551 J. A. BAILEY HARDWARE CO. 1973 College Ave., N. E. Serving North Kirkwood DEarborn 3685 Delivery Service Southern Furniture Service UPHOLSTERING 87 Broad Street, S. W. WAlnut 4157 L. C. SMITH. GULF STATION 396 Moreland Avenue P I-IONE CY. 9290 WASHING LUBRICATION ACCESSORIES Compliment: of KE'S POTATO 1 0-I.-6 VICTORY SANDWICH COMPANY WHOLESALE SANDWICHES 977 Euclid Avenue, N. E. Phones: WA. 2235 and CR. 7919 Sandwiches freshly made for your lunch at school. Also, for picnics, parties, club meetings and other events. .IOHN POWELL FOOD STORE AT LITTLE FIVE POINTS Phone WA. 1520 Serving this community for I6 years Good Luck and Best Wishes To The Seniors 8-H-2 BRICE COOPER 1660 DeKalb Ave., N. E. DE. 12 FEEDS - FERTILIZER - SEEDS Compliment: of FINDLEY'S HARDWARE 433 Moreland Avenue, N. E. MA. 17 lSlCYL.LE SALES AND SERVICE LAWN MOWER SHARPENING LITTLE 5 POINTS REPAIR 84 SUPPLY 439 Seminole Ave., N. E. WA. 4250 LITTLE FIVE POINTS PLUMBING 439 Seminole Ave., N. E. WA. 4250 General Repair Work-Contracting Satirfaetion Guaranteed A doctor who was Superintendent of the Sun- day School asked one of the boys this question: Willie, what must we do in order to get to Heaven? We must die, said Willie. Very true, replied the doctor, but what must we do before we die ? We must get sick and send for you. SHARPE'S APPLIANCE STORE Frigidaire Ranges, Refrigeraton, Water Heat- ers, Easy Washer: and Ironerr, Home Freezen, Radio: 457 Moreland Ave., N. E. fAt Little 5 Pointsl CYpress 1788 Atlanta, Georgia The Ice Cream Served In Your Cafeteria Is Made By JERSEY ICE CREAM COMPANY, INC. 784 Nonrir HIGHLAND Avis., N. E. Compliment: . . . of . . . Compliment: BYRON TILLEY ...of-H Poultry ancl Produce Io-L-.I Market Amoco Phone vs. zszs moo U CTS LOS ANGELES A. K. Hawkes Company Established 1870 Tire and Battery Service OPTICIANS CorCHig2Izn?4aErl Los Ani5eshAve., N. E. WAIRUI 9178 t r' - ' - Partgraxnci AcgesIsii:riiel?lRoa5sS::5ice G B 9 83 wlxtfhall sg' N' E John Milledge Frank Buice ' ' LISSON t amz' 3' AYER PAPER 8 SUPPLY CU. 1099 Euclid Ave., N. E. Phone AL. 9098 We Specialize in Mimeograph Bonds, Typewriter Bond: Complete Line of Ofhce Supplies, School Supplies Compliment: of L. B. LITTLE, Manager DeKalb Cash Grocery 1328 DeKalb Avenue Chase's Quality Market 2165 College Ave., N. E. Cor. Murray Hill Phone DE. 4340 - Atlanta, Georgia Meat: Our Specialty Complete Line of Quality Groceries Fresh Vegetables in Season -- Call Us Dentist- You needn't open your mouth any wider. When I pull teeth I stand on thc outside. Courtesy and Service Ruler Compliment! of Briarclitt 5 81 10c Store 1047 Ponce de Leon Ave., N. E. ATLANTA, GEORGIA Victory Food Market 1393 McLendon Ave., N. E. GROCERIES-MEATS--FROZEN FOODS For Delivery - Call Cr. 1894 Photographer for this Annual HEWETT STUDIOS Specializing in School Photography ATLANTA, GEORGIA COMPLIMENTS OF LOVABLE BRASSIERE CO. 845 Spring Street, N. W. ENJOY MISS GEORGIA QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS Georgia Milk Producers Conf., Inc. There's a Store Near You The Harrison-Draughon School of Commerce Congratulatioru THE SENIORS OF BASS HIGH SCHOOL All regular commercial subjects taught both day and night and by correspondence. 579 Peachtree Street, N. E. ATLANTA, Gnoncm ATwood 3888 Compliment: of 'I 'I-I.-3 ADAMSON'S BEAUTY SHOP 1168 Euclid Avenue, N. E. WA. 6676 ATLANTA, GA. CLAIRMONT DAIRY 1166 Euclid Ave., N. E. Alpine 0416 GRADE A Homocmuznn GRADE A PASTBURIZBD DANCE-DANCE-DANCE Fox Trot-Waltz-Rhumba-Tango He: There are several things I can always count on. She: What? JIttCfbUg He: uMy Hngersjr Call JACK RAND SCHOOL OF DANCING Complimmh of 292 Moreland Ave., N. E. JOHNSQN FRUIT AND MAin 0413 22 Moreland Avenue, S. E. BE'I'.R.wAY C ompliments of CLEANERS 84 LAUNDRY 233 Ponce De Leon Ave., N. E. ATLANTA, GA. CRISWELI. BAKING CO. ATLANTA, GA. CANDY PAN On the Plaza HOME MADE ICE CREAM, CANDY and SHERBERTS Party Mints Frosted Malteds. Compliments of Sonotone Corporation ERNEST L. MILLER COMPANY REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE Fire-Automobile-Casualty 805 C. 8: S. National Bank Bldg. ATLANTA, 3, Glsokcm MAin 1505 GEORGE PIERCE, Inc. MEN'S DEPARTMENT STORE 18 Pryor St., S. W. .lock Henderson SERVICE STATION General Auto Repairing - Road Service 976 Edgewood Ave., N. E. CCor. Elizabeth St., GOLDEN GLAZE DO NUT SHOP AL, 3542 Atlanta, Ga, 395 6th St. at Hemphill Ave., N. W. Phone AT. 9273 SPECIAL ORDERS FOR PARTIES AND GARMQNUIS BARBER RAISING FUNDS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION - SPECIAL RATES and Dough Nuts W. J. MCCUXDY, Fried Pies Mgr. 1660 McLendon Ave., N. E. DE. 5567 Compliments of WANNIE HESTON'S ORCHESTRA B. L. Mah: Dancing a Plea:ure DE. 2382 Direct from our farm to your home. TELEPHONE DE. 5660 EUCLID DRY CLEANERS FOR BETTER DRY CLEANING AL. 1560 Same Location 27 Years Preuing-Dry Cleaning-Tailoring Roi' M. Jomas, Prop. 1141 Euclid Ave., N. E. Compliments of 'I 'I-I'I-'I A Prescription Store MORSE 81 MCELVEEN DRUGGISTS Phone HE. 7575 810 N. Highland Ave., N. E. ATLANTA, Gnoncm Said one young girl to another, It's the little things I like about him, his little mansion, his little yacht and little racing stablef' When You Need Gift! REMEMBER THE BRIARCLIFF SHOPPE 816 N. Highland Ave., N. E. Geoncs .mn Mn! Acum- Waller's Clifton Pharmacy Hucl-1 S. WALLER PRESCRIPTIONS 1662 McLendon Ave., N. E. DE. 2506-7 W. K. STRINGER CO. GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS 4-56 Hurt Building Atlanta, Ga. WA. 4202 COMPLIMENTS OF WYNNE COFFEE SHOP 640 N. Highland Ave. Mas. FRANcEs Gnufl-'rm, Operating A Hours: Lunch, 12 to 23 Dinner, 5 to 7:45 Daily-Monday thru Saturday'- lnstituto of Business and Accounting Phone HE. 6576 Com-,es in Night and Sunday: CR. 5069 BOOKKEEPING - ACCOUNTING INCOME TAX WA. 2673 Red Rock Building Archer Plumbing and Heating Company 1026 Virginia Avenue, N. E. Guaranteed Plumbing and Heating HARRY E. GLORE Wholerale Confectioner PAPER - NOTIONS - SUNDRIES 2185 Gordon Rd., S. W. RA. 9230 Community Hand Laundries Atlanta, Georgia 1150 Euclid Ave., N. E. Little 5 Points Bakery Wedding Cake: and Party Cake: Our Specialty 2146 Euclid Ave., N. E. Atlanta, Georgia Toasted Hot Dogs l0c Hamburgers 15c N 0 .N I I Q. ' C51z'at.Pm mc. rn smzascu: Atlantis Fastest and Finest Drive-In Compliment: ...of... Compliment: c. E. uNo , of 1,.w,1,, Monte's Beauty Salon 0 - CY. 7218 DE. 9158 Ananm Ie' and Coq' R. s. w. remit: cournol. co. company Guaranteed Termite Elimination - FREE INSPECTION nd ESTIMATES Ehzaligh igogmnch J. C. Rot.uNs 3 H. S. WALLER 3. Inspector Gen. Mgr. O Westmghouse Laundromat M-Hour Self-Service Laundry 652 N. Highland Ave., N. E. Corner of Blue Ridge Telephone: ATwood 2739 EUCLID GRILL PLATE LUNCHES FROSTED MALTED 1091 Euclid Ave., N. E. LANGFORD BROTHERS C L A R K ' S ssnvlcs snmon Dealers In PURE GASOLINE-TIOLENE OIL WASHINQEHQSZREASING 870 N. Highland1AIvIeIi. Adam, Ga. E- 3,LW1?ej s 1404 MCQQQSQAAEQ- N' I Ford Stoker Service Ca. lnslallation and Service GAS BURNERS-STOKERS-OIL BURNERS 422 Seminole Ave., N. E. MA. 8741 ATLANTA, GEORGIA Compliment: of WASHINGTON MEMORIAL BIBLE ASSOCIATES, Inc. ART SUPPLIES SCHOOL SUPPLIES MILTON BRADLEY C0. OF GA. INC. TOYS GAMES - NOVELTIES 384 Forrest Ave., N. E. Allen M. Pierce Realty Co BUSINESS PROPERTIES-SALES COMMERCIAL LEASES-REALTORS 204 William Oliver Building OWLP Amentd 0 TL!-I Til LINEN SSEHVIIIE cgi, Q .SYM C, The value of the telephone isn't just the calls you make. Sometimes the calls you receive are even more important. You'd miss a lot if the telephone Wasn't there. Just on calls you make, the telephone's a big bargain in convenience, security, success and good times. When you add the calls you receive, it's an even bigger value. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY AK Lmwalmimmmfxhilnm ' WHXEZ4, r-1.1xu:1-'i'.:,s.- 75- V '1
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