Central High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Phenix City, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1943 volume:

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We wish To express our oppreciciTion To our Almo MoTer cmd Thos who guide her desTiny. Deor Osler, Because ot their untailing spirit and loyalty, we dedicate this 1943 RED AND BLACK to Central's students who are now in the armed service. They are offering their lives that, government ofthe people, bythe people, and for the people shall not perish from this earth. .We pledge our hearts and sincere cooperation that their work shall stand as a shining example of a democracy that shall never die. f. iii JOM K 11 ,ig V .,,,., .. L fif if 4 V ' - .. t . ,....q J ' 'E' if iiiii it F7 if - , sr.. .. .. L 1 Q A yi ,ff 1 LL'L Qi ,ymk . F,: N '. . ii ' 5 it F Mr. W. O, Langley, Mr. W, F. Darnell, Mrs. Bessie Johnson, Mrs. B. F. Register, Mrs. W. O. 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W E' LA , fbi LL , , ' 1 ,Q ,,,, , V : I A t 4 N NIUH MARIE AARON HearTbreaker Most Representative '39-'40, Secretary of Senior Class '42-'43, Carnival Queen '42-'43, Annual Staff '42-'43, Scholarship Honor Roll. MIRIAM ALLEN Blondie Tri-Hi-Y '4l-'42-'43, Journalism '4l-'42, Glee Club '42-'43, Annual Staff '42-'43, Valedicforian. JAMES ARMOUR SisTer Glee Club '42-'43, Hi-Y '42-'43, Glee Club Secre- tary '42-'43, Foofball '4l-'42, GEORGE BARBEE Georgie JOE BENEFIELD Bennie ARTIE BLALOCK Helper MARTHA JEAN BLAND Jeanie Tri-Hi-Y '4l-'42, '42-'43, Scholarship Honor Roll. EULA MAE BRANTLEY TooTsie Glee Club '4l, '42, '43, Tri-Hi-Y '4l, '42, '43, Vice- Presidenl of Tri-Hi-Y '41-'42, Defense Council '42-'43. NIUFI JOYCE BROOKS IIJOYII -'43, BARBARA BUCE Buce '43. EMORY CARLISLE Country enior II CIc1ss '4I-'42 TOMMY CAIN Watson Annual STGII '42-'43, NANCY CALDWELL llNOnll ALBERT CALHOUN AH Brighfu BARBARA CARROLL Corol Glee- Club 42343. EDITH CLARIDY HE. C111 Defen e Council '42-'43g Tri-I-Ii-Y '4I 42 43 A nuol Sfoff 42 435 SCI1oIorsI1ip Honor Roll l 4 JEANETTE CLARK IIMY MOV-111 EDWARD COl:ElELD llEdll Hi-Y '4l-'42-'43, Glee Club '4l-'42g Journalism '4i 342. CARL COPELAND Sally Belle Fooiball '4l-'42-'-435 Track '41-'42. CLARENCE CUlVllVllNGS DimpIes Basketball '4i -'42-'43. CECIL CURTIS Gentleman Hi-Y '4i-'42-'43, Glee Club '4i, '42-'43g Annual Staff '41-'42-'43g Journalism '4i-'42, Defense Council '42-'43g Band '4l-'42-'43g Direciar of Visual Educa- tion, GERALD DAVIS Cavalier Basketball '4i-'42, '42-'43, BILLY EAST llBiHll MILDRED EAST nlvuqkyn Glee Club '40-'4i, '42-'43, Tri-Hi-Y '41-'42, '42-'43, NIUE DOROTHY EDWARDS Glamour Tri-Hi-Y '4l-'42-'43, Glee Club '42-'43g Most Rep- resentative '39-40. CAROLE EVANS Caroline Glee Club '41-'42.f1 DAPHINE FLINN ffogpiiaeff Basketball '40, '4l. ALBERT FORTUNE Mischief Football '424'43j Baseball '42-'43, Glee Club '42- '43, C Club. BRYAN FORLINES Y Quiet BRYAN GLASS Gene's Brother EDNA EARL GRAY Speaker JOYCE GRIFFIN Percy Tri-Hi-Y '4l, '42, '43, Treasurer of l-li-Y '4l-'42, President of Tri-Hi-Y '42-'43, Cheerleader '42, Cap- tain '42-'43, Most Representative '4l-'42, Annual Staff '4l-'42, Co-Editor '42-'43, Vice-President of Senior Class, Miss Citizenship. , NIUH BETTY GUNTER IVlc1ioreTTe Glee Club '42-'43, Mciioreiie '4l-'42, '42-'43, Cboirmon of Defense Council '42-'43. HARLEY HARALSON Soliloquy Glee Club '4l-'42, 42343. REBECCA HARRELL llgeckyll Glee Club '42-'43, BETTY JANE HARRIS Charm Tri-Hi-Y '4l-'42, '42-'43, Glee Club '41-'42, '42- '43, Glee Club Secretory '42-'43. WILLIE PEARL HART A Peorl DOROTHY HICKS Mike Senior Closs Treasurer, Vice-President of Tri-Hi-Y '42-'43, Scholarship Honor Roll. ELROY HICKS Knose Boskefboll '40-'4l-'42-'43g Boseboll '41-'42-'43, Football '40-'4l. BETTY HILYER IIBGTSYII Glee Club '42-'-43. NIUH DAN HODOE Swanee President of Senior Classg Vice-President of Glee Club '42-'43g Football '42-'43, Song Writer tor Senior Class, Track '42, Baseball '42-'43, C Club '42-'43. ERNEST HORNE Shorty Football Manager '42-'43g Glee Club '41-'42-'43, Co-Editor of Annual '42-'43p Baseball '42-'43. MYRON HORNE Junior Journalistic Club '41-'42, Tri-Hi-Y '41-'42, '42-'43, Glee Club '42-'43. CHARLES HOWELL Charles the Silent ESTHER HOWELL NEW New Hope High School of Wedowee. SARA LEE HOY Juliet Tri-Hi-Y '42-'43, Glee Club 142343. EULA HUDSON Green Eyes ASHBY HUGULEY 'fBaritone ' Band '42-'43, NIUR HARRY HUNT Statesman Hi-Y '42-'43, HELEN JACKSON Judy Glee Club '41-'42, '42-'43, 3 JIMMY JAMES Jessie Band 'lil-'42, '42-'43g Drum Major, FRANCES JERNIGAN X... Pep gy Glee Club '42-'43f Tri-Hi-Y '42-'43, D' RANDOLPH JOHNSON Randy VE RA JOHNSON ClwoofCboo BETTY KEARNEY Madam Glee Club 'lil-'42, '42-'43, MILLARD KING Wayne Baseball '42-'43. wfm .NIUH SARA KIRK Beauty Tri-Hi-Y '42-'43. JUANITA KOON Nita MACK LAKE Red I-'42, '42-'43, CLYDE LAYFIELD HBH Glee Club '4 MARION LOVE Bonnie THOMAS MCCLUSKEY Hlommiel' Senior Class Poet, JEAN MCKINNON Cheerleader Glee Club '4l-'42, Cheerleader '4l- MILDRED MCVVHORTER UMUC, Tri-Hi-Y '42-'43. '42, '42-'43 NIUH FRANCES MODLING IlAngelll HUGH MULLIN Chick Basketball '42-'43. LESTER NEWSOME Firechiet Baseball '41-'42, Basketball '42-'43. JEANETTE OGLETREE llijetll Jordan. ' BETTY OSBORNE Vivacious Glee Club '42-'43, Tri-Hi-Y '42-'43. MADISON PARKER UAAUHH Pins PARKER ffseedff REMANYI PARKER, JR. Ilcripll Baseball Manager '41-'42, Football '40-'4l'42-'43 Manager Basketball '41-'42-'435 Hi-Y '40-'41-'42-'43 Annual Staff '42-'-43. N I DORIS PERKINS Junior Hi EDNA PERKINS Big saver JOHN PHARRIS Johnnie DOROTHY POOLE Dottie Annucl Staff '42-'43g Defense Council Tri HIY '40-'41-'42-'43, President of Tri-Hi-Y 41 42 Senior CIoss Hisroriong Solutoforion. Hi'Y '42-'-43. LILLIAN RAMSEY Ill-ill!! ELIZABETH RATLIFF Libbo JACK SANDERS City Service INEZ SCOTT llNeZlI JAMES SCOTT Scottie Band '42-'43. CALVIN SIDDALL Hook ARTHUR SINGLETON Hank Football '42-'-43g Basketball '42-'43g Baseball '42 '43. JIMMIE RUTH SLAPPEY Ruthie PAYE SLOCONIB Carefree Maiorette '4I-'42, '42-'43, Glee Club 'LII-'42 '42-'43. MADELYN SLOCOMB llTinyll Glee Club '41-'42, 112343, E. C. SMITH, JR. Laughter Glee Club '4I-'42-'43, Glee Club President '42-'43 Hi-Y President '42-'-43g Most Representative '42-'43 Annual Staff, Assistant Director ot Visual Education HARCDLD SMITH Srnittie NIU KARL SMITH Handsome MARJORIE SMITH Personality Glee Club '42-'43. MAE STANLEY Mazie FIoraIa High School. ELWYN STEPHENS Chicken Glee Club '4I-'42-'43, Tri-I-Ii-Y '4I 4I-712343. JOYCE STOCKTON Sweetheart TrI'I'Ii-Y '42-'43, ELSIE TILLERY PaI BARBARA TUCKER Bobs Maiorette' '43. MYRA NELL VANN Parachute-r II '42A'43g Bond NIUH JACK VEASEY Jackson BOB WADDAIL All-State Vice-Presidenf of Hi-Y '40-41, '42-'43, Football '40-'4l-'42-'43g Baskerball '42-'43g Annual Staff '42- '43. JOSEPH WALDRUP HJOSH LAURA WALKER Favorite ANN WARD Annie JoYcE SMITH ' Kentucky olee Club '41-'42, '42-'43, Tri-l'li'Y '4o.'41, '41.'42, '42-'43, ROY WATFORD AbsenTee Football '42-'43. LAMAR WEAVER Buck ' Eoofball '41-'42-'43, Baseball '41-'42-'43, Basket- ball '42-'43g Track '41-'42g Class Tesfator '42-'43g Glee Club '42-'43, NIUII BETTY WHITE Inspiration Glee Club '42-'43, Scholarship Awa REX WILLIAMS LaFayette Annual Staff '42-'43g Class Prophef Glee Club ROSA WILLIAMS Rosie WOODROW WILSON Woodsie MARY ROSE ZAGAR IIDOHYH '42-'43, V CI '4 ' lllllllil0l'llE l came among you, loyal friends, A stranger and unknown, And felt, as some of you perhaps, All out of place-alone. But things have changed since then somehow, And deep within my heart There is a different feeling feeling now That the time has come to part. We,'e had our ups and downs, 'tis true, And here l wish to say- l've learned to love each one of you, ln a brotherly sort of way. Together, we have studied hard, We've won, we've made the grade. We owe a lot to Central High For progress we have made, The faculty of Central High have stood By us through thick and thin, Have walked with us hand in hand- Unselfishly, they helped us win. They've backed us on the sporting field, They've cheered us on the grid, And from the bottom of our hearts, Here's thanks for what they did, The memory of their loyalty, Their patience, and their cares, Their sacrifices and love for us Will linger through the years. And to you all of Central High, Students and teachers, too, Just carry on when we are gone, We've something else to do. l feel most grateful to you all, And thanks for everything, And for old Central High, and you, Glad praises ever sing. So, let me say-we're parting now- l love each one of you, 'Tis not good-bye for you and me, But iust a fond adieu. -TOMMY McCLUSKEY, Class Poet. ug p ll fTune-American Prayeri ir if ir A prayer we would offer thee, Father, A prayer that is humble and low, Lend us thy strength and courage, Lord Into this turmoil to go. As we leave teachers, friends, ALMA MATER, Take our paths alone. Moy we cherish these mem'ries forever And think of joys we have known. Though some will go into battle, On the fields of strife over there, We will always remember And offer to God our prayer: That soon may the forces of evil Fall ot last on their knees, With the flag of thy Kingdom of Heaven Flying High in the breeze! Protect us forever from evil And guide us through life, and then May we remember Central, And pray to God . . , AMEN. --DAN HODGE NIUH HI RY One hot September morning a group of bewildered young children stood before the door of Central High School. The door was opened by two men-one tall with a wide grin and the other of medium height with a loud tie. Yes, they were Mr. Stough and Mr, Langley. But we were scared of them at first. The first two years were spent in picking out the jobs we would like to have when we got to be Seniors. Those endless periods we sat in study hall and watched the Seniors go to and fro! We'd be there some day. The day came when we got to be freshmen. lmagine being really and truly in high school. Did you notice how the boys would stand around and would ask. Did you know that Jean's wearing lipstick? .lust a little further across the room was a group of girls. They would say, Have you noticed that John is growing taller? Yes, those were the awkward days when even our mothers were ashamed of us. We got to be sophomores without very many scraps or trips to the office. About this time we realized there was no other school except Central. We really became a part of it. The Tri-Hi-Y Club was organized. Many girls from the Senior l classes were asked to loin. Another year passed and we became iuniors. You know, the people that give the Seniors the most competition. We gave the annual Junior-Senior reception. We thought we were something. The last year of our high school days came slowly toward us-yet, in a way, much too fast. Miss Mary Frances Gibbs and Mrs. Nelle Seale Coulter were our able sponsors. Our first iob was to elect class officers. Dan Hodge was elected President, Joyce Griffin, Vice-President, Marie Aaron, Secretary, and Dorothy Hicks, Treasurer. We presented our Senior Carnival, which proved to be the best ever .put on at Central. Enough money was made to fix a sidewalk at the east wing of the building. We presented our Senior Minstrel in March. lt was put on twice and was enioyed by the largest number of people ever to attend a Senior Minstrel at Central. Now the time has come for Mr. Stough to present our diplomas. This same group of boys and girls are ready for Mr. Langley and Mr. Stough to show them the door-the same door they were told to come into six years ago. They have prepared us to take our places in a war-torn world to protect the democratic ideals which we have enjoyed at Central. -DOROTHY POOLE, Class Historian. fail! WZ!! and 7wfZamef4Zl We, the Class of l943, being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish and declare This our last will and testament in manner and To the Senior Il's we bequeath The grounds. To Mrs. Coulter and Miss Gibbs we wrinkles that have appeared on Their and patiently. , To Mr. Stough and Mr. Langley we form as follows: -SECTION I honor of completing The walks, curbs, and drives on The school ssctioisi ii , bequeath our sympathy and a iar of night cream To remove The brows since they have been dealing with us so willingly secriorsi iii I bequeath our Tremendous amount of executive ability and poise. SECTION IV To the faculty and students we leave the promise to uphold the spirit of Central and to help smash the Axisl ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM SECTION V I. Barbara Carroll wills a few excess pounds to Marguerite Gamble. 2. Joyce Stockton leaves her sophisticated manners to Pauline Besdnt. Sara Kirk beaueaths her Hedy LaMarr glamour to Sue Lauderdale. 4. Elwynn Stephens wills her girlish giggles to Nell Edge. 5 Libba Ratliff leaves her beauty to Betty Brooks and her admirable ways to June Dudley, Frances Modling leaves to Katherine Smith her oratorical ability. 7. Edith Claridy wills to Martha Chappell her knowledge of shorthand. 8. Martha Jean Bland beaueaths her good grades to Martha Nell Little. 3. of 9. Edna Earl Gray leaves her sweet disposition to Juanita Fuller. IO. Harley Haralson leaves his ability to play pool to Harry Harrelson. ' Il. Jeanne McKinnon wills her Cheer Leader's sweater to Betty Harrelson, and To Nora Warren she leaves her reducing diet. ITEM I2. Elroy Hicks leaves his ability to snooze in class to Clifford Claridy and his position of copiIot To Mack Rosso. ITEM l3. Marie Aaron beaueaths to Vera Leslie Matthews the privilege of being Carnival Queen, and to Mildred Allen her way with the boys. ITEM I4. Faye Slocumb leaves her ability to charm all The boys to Kathleen Burks. ITEM IS. Dolly Zagar leaves her permits to cl-ass and her Betty Grable figure to Margaret Jackson. ITEM lo. Dan Hodge leaves his plug of chewing tobacco and his office of Senior Class president to Frank Grimes. - ITEM I7. Emory Carlisle bequeaths his fishing poles and can of bait to Billy Farrar. ITEM I8. Arthur Singleton leaves his wavy hair to Lawrence Wilson. ITEM IQ. Albert Fortune leaves his profile and his familiar giggle To Darrall Foster. ITEM 20. Pitts Parker leaves his beautiful, red wavy hair to Harvey Knowles. ITEM QI. Rebecca Harrell leaves her shyness to Dora Frances Jones. ITEM 22. Marion Love wills her silver skates To Ruby Horne. g ITEM 23. Barbara Buce wills her ignorance to Lois Barbee. ITEM 24. Edna Perkins wills to Helen Strickland her very modest ways and talkative manner. ITEM 25. Inez Scott wills her seat on the back row in National Government to Edna Duke. ITEM 26. Mary Richards leaves To Helen McLemore her lunch period priority of the softball field. ITEM 27. Helen Jackson leaves her love for picture shows 1PalaceI to Helen Thornton and her seat in Glee Club to Marie Caldwell. ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM 28. 29. Mae Stanley leaves her beautiful black hair to Margaret Sims. 30. Joyce Brooks leaves to Betty Dawson her ability to be a good soloist. 3i. Willie Pearl Hart leaves her indifferent ways to Frances Singleton and her charming Rosa Williams leaves her iob as librarian to Hattie Ellen Perry. smile to Martha Davis. ITEM ability to 32. Jimmie Ruth Sloppey wills and bequeaths her knowledge of Alabama History and her make the honor roll to Helen Lucille Davis. ITEM 33. Vera Johnson leaves her reading glasses to Mary Perkins. ITEM 34. Barbara Tucker leaves her ability to recite poetry to Vivian Aderhold. ITEM 35. Betty White wills and bequeaths her box of vitamin pills to Ann Hibler. ITEM 36. Carl Copeland leaves his technique with the girls to Roy Browning and his name as Sinkwich to George Hamer. ITEM 37. Johnny Brewer leaves his Britton and Dobbs physique to Walter Rice. ITEM 38. Edward Coffield leaves his front seat in classes to Charles Fields. ITEM 39. Billy Norris leaves his lpana Smile and corny gags to Harry Koon. ITEM 40. Millard King leaves his patent-leather hair to Jack Gray. ITEM 4l. Floyd Ray leaves his unassuming manner to Robert Wages. , ITEM 42. Miriam Allen leaves her ability to make all A's to Martha Charles Clayton. ITEM 43. Jack Sanders leaves his vitamin pills and plowlines to Lamar Devlin. ITEM 44. Dorothy Edwards wills her neatness to Sara Byrd. ITEM 45. Carl Smith leaves his very talkative manner to Pete Devlin. ITEM 46. Betty Kearney wills her beautiful golden voice to Brenda Downing. ITEM 47. James Scott leaves his collection of Superman comic books to Earl Williford. ITEM 48. Dorothy Poole wills her position in the office to Hazel McCain. ITEM 49. - Calvin Siddall leaves his pink complexion and his gallon bottle of brilliantine to Lindsay Evans. ITEM 50. Joyce Griffin wills her position as editor of the Red and Black to Alice Jenkins. ITEM 5l. Betty Hilyer wills her wedding rings to Laura Jean Sweeney. ITEM 52. E. C. Smith leaves his dramatic ability to Cooper Legget. ITEM 53. Daphine Flynn wills her quiet disposition to Barbara Thomxpson. ITEM 54. Jack Veasey bequeaths his olive drab sport coat to Douglas Putnam. ITEM 55. Myra Nell Vann leaves her love for paratroopers to Susie Griggs. ITEM 56. Joseph Waldrop leaves his excess height to Cecil Franklin. ITEM 57. Betty Moore wills her costume iewelry to Pat Waglter. ITEM 58. Beb Waelelail leaves TOO paiinds af his excess weight to Rupert Fuller and his football suit to Derwood Sims. U ITEM 59. Betty Osborne leaves her baby face to Lillian Hearne. ITEM 60. Rex Williams leaves his Home at the IDLE HOUR to Clarence Johnson. ITEM 6l. Jeanette Qgletree leaves her ability to type to Jewel Anthony. ITEM 62. George Barbee leaves his love for parties to James Baxter. ITEM 63, Cecil Curtis leaves his Charles Atlas books to Fred Skinner, and his iron lung to Prather Corcoran. ITEM 64. Ashby Hughley leaves his talkative wayS to Eugene Hardy. ITEM 65, Maqlq Lake leaves ta Ralph Griffin his Rhett Butler ways, and his spare automobile tire to Mack Rosso. ITEM 66. Hugh Mullin leaves his intelligent looks to Charles Roberts. ITEM 67. Billy East leaves his unlimited knowledge IO Emmit Tice. ITEM 68. Ester Howell wills her ability to wifi IViefiClS to Belly BIOIOCI4. ITEM 69. Frances Jernigan leaves her lave lar night clubs to Helen Carden and her excess height to Betsy Andrews. ITEM 70. Nancy Caldwell wills her talkative ways to Betty Smith and her curly hair to Ed- Wina Arrant. ITEM 7l. Randolph Johnson leaves his bath sGlTS to EKJWOVCI Kent. ITEM 72. Clarence Cummings leaves his dimples to Walter Massey. ITEM 73. Jeanette Clark leaves her love for the boys lin generall to Betty Baker. ITEM 74. Gerald Davis leaves his resemblance to Tyrone Power to Carlton Hall-he needs it. ITEM 75. Woodrow Wilson leaves his love for Amy Williams to Earl Hilyer. ITEM 76. Margie Smith leaves to Amy Williams her love for horseback riding, and her wishful looks to Mary Louise West. ITEM 77. Roy Watford leaves his Charles Boyer technique to Billy Culpepper. ITEM 78. Laura Walker wills to Essie Mae Britton her high ideals. ITEM 79. Madison Parker leaves his old rusty roller skates to Pete Parker, and his corny wit to Edward Claridy. ITEM BO. Sara Lee Hoy leaves her cute personality to Olga Gates. ITEM BI. Harold Smith leaves his love for Margaret Caraway to Harold iSlick Waites. ITEM 82. Mildred East wills to Gloria Floyd her love for the basketball players. ITEM 83. Robert Baker leaves his un-used razor to Reginald Glarnory, ITEM 84. Charles Howell passes his acid wit and sarcastic manner to his brother, Thomas ITEM 85. Tommy Cain leaves his Barrymore profile to Mark Brown. ITEM 86. Albert Calhoun leaves his Errol Flynn personality to Charles Lambert Smith ITEM 87. John Dudley leaves his A average and scholastic zeal to Ben Frederick. ITEM 88, Lillian Ramsey leaves her good humor to Helen Childs. ITEM 89. Bryan Forlines leaves his bombastic personality to Cleveland Fuller. ITEM 90. Eula Hudson leaves her dancing feet to Betty Henderson. ITEM 9l. Ernest Horne leaves his police badge to Minuard Gay and his paper route to Rex Adams. ITEM 92. Ann Ward wills to Ethel Edwards her seat on the school bus. ITEM 93. Harry Hunt leaves his green-tweed suit and smoothing iron to Gerald Hammock. ITEM 94. Dora Faye Mullin beaueaths her school day romances to Helen Craig. ITEM 95. Clyde Ldyfield leaves his lazy manner and good nature to Muris Smith. ITEM 96. Elsie Tillery wills and beaueaths her favorite chair in the library to Frances Rollings. ITEM 97. Thomas McCluskey leaves his position as poet laureate of Central to James Gunter. ITEM 98. Madelyn Slocumb does will and bequeath her enormous supply of cosmetics to Jane Wall ITEM 99. Remanyi Parker leaves his job at the Annex to Alford Harden. ITEM IOO. Myron Horne leaves her beloved green shoes to Marianna Evans. ITEM IOI John Pharris leaves his everybody a friend manner to Jesse Covington. ITEM IO2. Betty Gunter wills her serious moods to Juanita Scott and her position as a maiorette to Betty Jean Garrett. ITEM IO3. James Armour leaves his high average in English to Jack Haines. ITEM IO4. Artie Blalock wills her love for National Government to Helen Barbee. ITEM IO5. Milford Gunnels leaves his love of Shakespeare to Scott Duncan, and his bass horn to Ralph Griffin. He wishes to retain his name of ScarIoft. . ITEM IO6 Carole Evans beaueaths to Lois Conner her love for Second Lieutenants. ITEM IO7 Jimmie James wishes to leave his manly physique to Aubrey Hicks and his position as drum-maior to James Costello. ITEM lO8 Joyce Smith leaves her Victory Bike to Earline and Katherine Kinney. ITEM IO9 Clarence Huckaby leaves his name as Baby to Billy Boss. . ITEM IIO Betty Jane Harris wills her business-like manner to Dorothy Grimes and her part in the operetta to Merylon Hand. ITEM III. Juanita Koon leaves her ambition to make the honor roll to Verlie Jones. ITEM IIQ. Eula Mae Brantley wills and beaueaths her blonde hair and blue eyes to Ruby Nell Shores. ITEM II3 Joe Benefield leaves his pool stick to Richard Nason. ITEM II4 Lester Newsome leaves his place on the basketball team to Billy Green. ITEM II5 To James Bush, Gerald Davis leaves his one-way ticket to the office. ITEM II6. Doris Perkins wills her special permit to English class to Martha Porter. ITEM II7, Mildred McWhorter leaves her part as The Old Maid in the minstrel to Betty Greene. ITEM IIB. Dorothy Hicks leaves her position as Class Treasurer to Nellie Sapp. , ITEM II9. I, Lamar Buck Weaver, do will and bequeath to some unfortunate Senior II the sleepless nights and headaches, but the pleasure of writing the Last Will and Testament for the Class of I944 . SECTION VI Lastly: I hereby nominate and appoint Mrs. Coulter and Miss Gibbs to be the executors of this my will and testament. In witness whereof, I have hereunto subscribed my name and affixed my seal this 3'lst day of June, in the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty-three. Witnesses: 'Signed LAMAR BUCK WEAVER, Testator. ,srgnedi KATHRYN L. srviirri isingedi w.o.LANoLEY Seward Glam DQUQAQGQ Dorn thot doorbell. Vifhy Ccinft l hove Ci little P39059 Gnd quiet ground my Qwn hgme? Qlqfjiy, okoy, l'm coming. Where ore those house shoes? Oh, never mind, I'm Cgmingl Vifell, whcit do you wont-Clorence, Clorence Cummings, you old sonovogun, come in ond sit downl l heord you ond your bosketbcill teom were in town. You've reolly got o teomu Whot with Hugh Mullin cit forwcird ond Elroy Hicks ot center, no wonder you hove the world's championship. Sciy, speoking of them reminds me of the foct thot we were oll in the some closs ot Centrol High School. l've been keeping ci scropbook ond con tell you whot eoch of our former closs is doing. Here it is, now you just sit down cind listen. Ernest Horne hos become owner of the Columbus Ledger ond employs Jornes Scott os monoging editor. Ashby Huguley mcikes o very copoble reporter. Joyce Griffin is society editor of Ernest's poper. She wcis suited for the iob becciuse she wos editor of the Red and Block. Joyce wos pleosed to publish the news of the morricige of Jeoinette Ogletree, locol debutonte, to on ormy officer. Horold Smith, noted iourncilist, is running o new column in the Columbus Ledger, the title of which is Advice to the Lovelorn . Jcimes Armour decided to remoin in the grocery business, ond it wos ci wise decision toot Jomes is now the owner of ci chciin of grocery stores rivoling thot of Wilson ond Coin. lt seems thot Tommy Coin ond Woodrow Wilson got tired of trying to undersell eoch other in the grocery business ond con- solidcited their stores. Roy Wofford is the president of the boord of directors of the compony ond is cissisted in his work by Clyde Loyfield ond Bryon Gloss, both of whom ore experienced grocerymen. Cecil Curtis hos gciinecl tome os ci nerve speciolist. His office is locoted in New York. Among his prominent potients, the most well known is Joseph Woldrup, well known Brocidwoy ployboy. Joe wonts o pill to substitute for sleeping. He soys thot by sleeping he loses time during which he could be hoving fun. Johnny Phorris, onother of Cecil's potients, is owner of New York's swonkiestlrestouront. Among his very competent woitresses ore Moe Stonley, Ann Word, ond Juonito Koon. Johnny's only competition comes from the Iotest croze in cofes, The Autoblotu. This new type of restciuront wos introduced by Johnny Brewer, The only difference between this cofe ond the old conventioncil Autoniot is thot the mochine flips you to see whether you get o sondwich or not. Albert Fortune, fomous philonthrcpist, hos estoblished ci very modern ond complete loborotory for reseorch. Robert Boker ond Rondolph Johnson, eminent chemists hove been ploced in chorgerl Their current project is to prepcire ci cigorette with invisible smoke. Mciriorie Smith ond Chick Stephens ore owners of the Poromount , Columbus' finest theoter. Marjorie ond Chick find grecit delight in viewing for hours the films of their former clcissmotes, Jimmie Jomes ond Arthur Singleton, Hollywood's lotest cove men. Jimmie ond Arthur ore employed by the Norris Film Compony, owned by Billy Norris. Billy's secretory ond odviser is Inez Scott. Looks like it's going to be thot some old story obout the boss morrying the secretory. I lecirned from E. C. Smith, who is, by the woy, one of Chicogo's most leorned ottorneys, thcit Dorothy Poole ond Edith Clciridy hove orgonized o porty to try to hove the prohibition lows repeciled, The group's most outstonding orotors ore Myron Horne ond Joyce Stockton. While l wos reoding the poper the other evening, on orticle cought my eye. lt seems thot our old school chum, Mock Lcike, now o Colonel in the Army Air Corps, flew over one of the Novy's ships commcinded by Lieutencint Commonder Billy Eost ond dropped o bog of woter upon Corndr. Ec1st's heod. Fortunotely, Secretory of Wor Albert Colhoun settled the motter without the Army ond Novy going to wcir, Hcirley Hcirolson hos chosen oi lively profession. He is mcinoger of Phenix City's new morgue. Lost week Hcirley olmost got some business from our closs. One of Millord King's hotels cought fire ond os Fire Chief Lester Newsome come teoring oround o corner, Tommy McCluskey, renowned poet, tried to flcig him down thinking his truck wos the street cor. Tommy wos, ot the moment, busily engogecl in the very unpoetic work of trying to hold up ct lomp post. Dorothy Edwords ond Eulo Moe Brcintley hove opened o new style shop in New York. Their shop hos the very lotest styles, which ore disployed by such fomous models os Miriom Allen, Morie Aoron, ond Willie Pecirl Hort, The foshion designer for this new shop is Betty Jone Horris. Betty Jone hos creoted onother exclusively mode dress-very exclusive, in foct-it excludes most of the weorer. Buck Weover hos ot lost reolized his life's ombition, thot of being o teocher. Buck hos the position of principol of the new school erected ot Smith Stotion. His stoff of excellent teochers includes Lillion Romsey, Elsie Tillery, ond Ester Howell. Dolly Zcigor ond Betty Moore hove continued their greot church work throughout the yeors. They ore now serving os missionciries in Africo. Emory Carlisle got together a bunch of our former classmates and arganized a dance band. It has been voted the best dance band in America. EVTTOVVIS feature players GVSI HOVVY Hunt, trombone. Karl Smith, trumpet, and Jack Veasey, ace drummer. The vocalist for the band is Joyce Brooks. Joyce has sung in several pictures, This famous band is the main attraction at the night club of Mary Richards. Calvin Siddall has certainly taken advantage of his ability to make people laugh. He has 'his own radio show and is said to be the greatest comedian since Jimmy Durante. The sponsor for Colvin's show is Jack Sanders, who is advertising his breweries. The show's slogan is Scinclors' Sucls Sink Sorrows . Bob Waddail, world's heavyweight champ, is training for his coming fiaht with the chief contender for the crown, Harold The Killer Jimmerson, Harold's manager, glibetongued Charles Howell, says The Killer has a fiahting edge and is confident he will be next champ. Joe Benefield, manager of the champ, denies the charge by the press that Bob will retire rather than face Killer Jimmerson in the ring. The fight will be broadcast from coast to coast by George Barbee, outstanding sports commentator of the day. G Barbara Tucker and Jeanette Clark are co-owners of a very up-to-date interior decoration com- pany which is famous ,for its amazing transformations of interiors. Their designers are Myra Nell Vann and Rosa Williams. Last fall they did some work for the famed musician, Milford Gunnells. Milford has just completed a tour on which he aave numerous concerts. John Dudley has founded another library and has Sara Kirk and Martha Jean Bland in charge. Assistina them are Ruth Slappev, Doris Perkins, and Edna Perkins. Milford isn't the only one of our class to gain success in music. Sara Lee Hoy and Betty Kearney, brilliant stars of the Metropolitan Opera, have thrilled the crowned heads of Europe with their singing. In still another field of music Barbara Buce has her own all-girl orchestra, the most talented members beina Barbara Carroll, Carole Evans, and Edna Earl Gray. Dan Hodge is the chief nominee of a new political party. Dan will probably succeed Roosevelt. This has been said for the past six terms, but I feel sure that upon completion of his sixth term, Roosevelt will decline the next nomination. Dorothy Hicks is the secretary of the new party. From the pen of Artie Blalock has iust come another best seller. The title of her new book is The Sun ls Up . As all of her other books, this one will be published by the firm owned by Edward Coffield and Bryan Forlines. Betty Gunter, now a General in the W.A.V.E.S, has sent a detail back to Phenix City to coen a new enlistment office, The detail is Lieutenants Eula Hudson, Joyce Smith, and Nancy Caldwell. Frank Grimes, manager of Wells Dairy, is putting on a campaign to increase sales of ice cream. The slogan for his campaign is, A cone in every home . The bookkeeper for this organization is Daphine Flinn. The most up-to-date beauty parlor in Phenix City is owned by Faye and Madelyn Slocumb. Their staff of operators, each one an expert, includes Mildred East and Laura Walker. The motto of the parlor is, Nothing is impossible . Seated under the hair dryer is Dora Faye Mullin, earnestly hoping that the motto is true. Dora Faye is the wife of the famed comedian, Calvin Siddall. One of the parlor's best customers, Vera Johnson, has left for South America where she will accept a job as secretary to Remanyi Parker, who owns a large contracting company, Remanyi's most skilled engineers are Gerald Davis and Floyd Ray. Jeanne McKinnon holds the icb of State Home Demonstration Agent. Jeanne demonstrates every- thing from bottle openers to cocktail shakers. She spends much time at the nursery owned by Betty VVhite and Betty Hilyer. A new magazine in competition with The Woman's Day has been started by Frances Jernigan. lt is called The Woman's Week . Frances said that one clav was not enough for a woman so she took a whole week. Betty Osborne assists her with the publication. K Carl Copeland is expected to get a bowl bid for his team this year. Carl has been the football coach at the University of Alabama for the past two years. Madison Parker, sports writer for a large paper, says that the bid will probably be for the Rose Bowl. Oh, yesl l hear that Frances Modling has an expression school in the thriving metropolis of Bleeker, Alabama. At the head of her roster of expert instructors are Rebecca Harrell and Mildred McWhorter. The school has been very successful and has trained some of our most well known orators. Marion Love has published a book entitled How to Skate in 742 Easy Lessons . Copies of her book were purchased by Helen Jackson and Libba Ratliff, owners of a large chain of drug stores. Classes were conducted in the new rink opened by Pitts Parker. After a few lessons, Helen and Libba decided to stick to the drug store. Well, that takes in the whole class. Drop in tomorrow evening, Clarence and we'll talk some more. -REX WILLIAMS, Class Prophet. VIVIAN ADERHOLD BETSY if BILLY BOSS BETTY BROOKS ROY BROWNTNO MARK BROWN KATHLEEN BLJRKES MARTHA CHARLES CLAYTON HELEN CARDEN PRATHER CORCORAN SENIOR II'S ANDREWS -JAMES BAXTER BETTYE BAKER BETTY BLALOCK ESSIE MAE BRITTON JESSE COVTNGTON SENIOR II'S HELEN CRAIG PETE DEVLIN BRENDA DOWNING JUNE DUDLEY SCOTT DUNCAN NELLE EDGE 'Q' I Q Az ETI-IEL EDWARDS MARIANA EVANS BEN FREDERICK JUANITA FULLER RUPERT FULLER IVIINUARD GAY BETTY GENE GARRETT OLGA GATES MARGARETTE GAMBLE DORA FRANCES JONES EDWARD KENT EARLINE KINNEY SENIOR II'S JAMES OLJNTER KATHLEEN KINNEY JAMES LAND MARTHA NELL LITTLE GERALD I-IAMMOCK BETTY HENDERSON ALFORD HARDEN - ANN HIBLER CARLTON HILL AUBREY HICKS ALICE JENKINS VERLIE JONES COOPER LEOGETT DICK LUPO VERA LESLIE MATHEVVS HIS?-V DERWOOD SIMS NELLIE SAPP FRANCES ROLLINGS 'll ills--A SENIOR II'S REGINALD MCGLAMRY HELEN MCLEMORE HAZEL MCCAIN is .. ,WL MILLARD MYRICK is MARY PERKINS I' DOUGLAS PUTNAM ,-:2 ' AMY WILLIAMS 'F' EMMETT TICE JANE WALL MARGARET SIMS FRANCES SINGLETON BETTY SMITH F? J CHARLES L. SMITH KATHARINE SMITH LAURA JEAN SWEENEY SENIOR I'S MARY CECILE BAILEY CHARLES BASS BETTIE BAZEMORE CHARLES BELCHER MARY FRANCES BENEEIELD O. C. BENTLEY CONRAD BLACKMON JULIAETTE BOSWELL LORETTA BOYETT JACOUELINE BRAY CYRIL BRENNAN LAMAR BROWN WALTER BRITTINGHAM VIOLA BRITTON DREW BYNUM MATTIE CHAPMAN HAROLD CARTER VERNICE CORBITT TOMMYE CHAPMAN JACK CI-IADWICK CHARLES CLEOG OSCAR COULTER DEWEY CURTIS JOE DENNIS SENIOR I'S .QOYCE DOEBS DOROTHY DUDLEY CURTISS EA.TON JSMMY EDVVARD5 WTIRTAM EDWARDS HUGHES FOSTER HELEN FORTUNE jACK EARRAR ZELE FANNTN CAROLYN OARRETT EUGENE OOINS DOROTHY HALFORD ORUM HAMNER DAVEST HARDIN MARY HART JACOB HARTLEY ANN HARRELL PETE HARRIS DENNY HELTON SARA HENDERSON IMOOENE HERRINO HAZEL HIOHTOVVER RUDOLRH HINDSMAN PAUL JACKSON SENIOR I'S MARGARET JENNINGS JOE JOI-INSON JEAN JOHNSTON SAM JONES BILLY KENNEDY BETTY KENNINGTON PEGGY KILLINGSVVORT LEONARD KOONE MARJORIE LIJKER EDXAXARD LLJNSEORD JACK MADDOX RAY MARTIN BETTY MCCLLJSKEY ESTI-IER MCCOLLISTER EAYE MELTON NADINE MILES MALJREEN MILLER EVELYN NEVELS MARY OWENS ELEANOR OGLETREE BARBARA PARKER CARROLL POWELL AGNES POWERS JEAN PRINCE SENIOR I'S SARA ANN PUTNAM FRED RAY PEGGY RICHARDSON ROLAND ROBBINS JEANE SANDERS RUBY NELL SANDERS BETTY SHIRLEY GERALD SHORT MILDRED SLOCOMB LAREE SMITH JIMMY SMITH WALTER STOCKBERGER ANITA STRICKLAND SUEJETTE TALINTON GENE TILLERY LOUIE TREADAWAY BERNICE WARREN VIVIAN WARREN WILLIAM WEEKLEY BILLY WELLS CONNIE WILLIAMS JACK WILLIS JOY WOOTEN SARA ALICE WORTHINGTON Q mfg? wi :lean f in aj I I 1 . Vaiw E ga I vie L, X53 V 'W M21 . .T ,... , 4, I Q , , 3,2 3 JUNIOR III'S BILLY BARBEE RAYMOND BARBEE FRANCES BANKSTON EUGENE BLANTON LORA BROOKS BETTY PAYE BROOKS ELIZABETH BOWLES BILLY BROWN MARIE BURKES LA JUANA CARAWAY RALPI-I CASEY MARVIN CHILDS VELMA COLE WOODSON CHESSER ANNIE MAE CLEOO SAM COOK WILLIAM COOK MYRTIS CORBITT RUDINE DAY ZOE DOKOS BETTY DORSEY JEWEL DUKE MADELINE DUDLEY CHARLES DURDEN JUNIOR III'S CARLIE DURHAM FRANCES EAST JACK EDGE JANICE EDWARDS DEWEY EDWARDS SHIRLEY EVANS JAMES FRANKLIN COLVER FREE THERESA FREEMAN LOUISE FOSTER EARNEST FULLER AGNES GAY JACK GIBSON CLARA ANN GOINS DORIS GREATHOUSE BEATRICE GRIFFIN WARREN GRIMES ROBERT GUNTER WILLIAM HAINES BETTY HALL MARY HAMER MARY DELL HARRELL DORIS HARVEY CHRISTINE HATCHER JUNIOR III'S THELMA HAYES ROY HEAD DONALD HENDERSON WALTER HELMS MARY FRANCES HELMS BARBARA HERRING BETTY HIBLER EDWARD HIGHTOWER J. W. HODGE LEROY HOWARD GEORGE HOY LOUISE HUDSON ALBY HUGHES JEAN HUTCHINS BOBBY JACKSON KATHERINE JIMMERSON LILLIAN JONES PARKS JORDAN, JR. JAMES KENDQRICK ALFRED KEETER MARY KILLINGSWORTH VIRGINIA KINDRED KATHERINE KING BILLY KNOX MYRTLE LANE BILLY LAYFIELD DENTON LAYFIELD JUNIOR III'S ELOISE LEGGETT HERMAN LONG ANNA LOVELACE FRANCES LUNSFORD PEGGY MASSEY CURTIS MATICH MAXIE MEEKS J. S, MITCHELL HELEN MULLIN VERNICE OSWALT FAITH OTTS PATSY PERRIN EVELYN PHILLIPS RUTH POOR BETTY POPE KATHRYN RANDALL PETE REESE PEGGYE REESE SONNY REESE ARTHUR ROBERTS BILLIE ROBERTS ELAINE ROBINSON MONROE SANDERS GUSCILLE SCOTT JANICE SEABRON TRUDY SEXTON BURNETT SHELNUTT sk' .f but Q in I: fl -,1 I., 1 .. 'Z JUNIOR III'S' EDNA SHERMAN OMIE SHORT ICALJIS SHIPR HELEN SIMS CLAIRE SMITH MARY FRANCES SMITH ELORA STILLWELL BILLY STOCKTON LOIS THOMAS EVELYN VEASEY ANNE VENABLE VERSIE WALDEN EDITH WARD J. M, WATFORD GRACE WELLMAN HELEN WHATLEY DOROTHY WHITEHEAD MARTHA WILLIAMS BILLY WILLIS MILDRED WILSON TONY WOOD Umifml Hmmm Eugene Barbee Horner Barbee Byron Davis Chester Golden Billy Hall David l-larrelson Hugh Horton Frank Johnson A. J Kondroik James Layfield Williant Morgan Douglas Ray Jud Vlfilson Thelma Andrewe Mary Ann Brown Ann Carter Willadeaiw Cole Margaret Cook Billy Courson Peggy Dennis JUNICRII-A Rounet Forfhhy' Margie Gibion Doris Halford Betty Ann Horde:- Betty lniowofd Rita Hutchinson Lucille Jaclcion Joyce ,Johnson Lucy Clyde King Ann Kent Vxfilla Ray lvlosely Betty Parker Artis Purcell Clyde Scrpp Jeanette Singleton Gloria Stewart lna Jean Tolley Luverene Talley Jeanette Wood Danny Brennan Bradtord Carden William Flowers George Floyd James Fredrick Nunnally Gordy William Hall Eugene Harden Joe Laney Aldine Maddox Maurice Patterson Gene Randall Jack Robertson Billy Schroeder Herbert Shipp Billy Snelling Jimmy Turnage Frank Williams Charles Bowen James Kent Billy Scoggins JUNIQRII B Carolyn Blake Glennie Bowers Ann Brown Jeanne Floyd Annette Garrett Johnnie Mae Greene Martha Harrison Bernice Hollis Evelyn Huckaby Jean James Edna Jernigan Betty Faye Little Joanne McClellan Martha Putnam Yvonne Richardson Mildred Sallas Little Jo Seaman Sara Ward Sybil Webb Edith Whaley Betty Jean Gaylor J - aewem: emeeee X L as ellrr J ff . .. ii? 559155 V WgHi?i SW 13 'N fi W M ' Eugene Buchanan Marion Coulrer Johnnie Durham Mciryin Fuller Charles Head l-larris Henderson Qolberr l-lodge Edsel McCain Wfill Frank Rolivbins Eniory Bailey l-lesler Akin Ladell Beard Joyce Blanron Dorofhy Crews Berry Gillenwaler Chrisline Hall Daisy Harrell Virginia Hay Clyde King JUNIORII-C Delores Martin Grace Mills Sara Modling Jane Mole Juanifa Nail Mildred Newsome Rosa Newsome Berry Pinman Palsy Powers Betly Rowland Frances Sanders Nellie Veasey Willie Rulh Wade Margaret Waldrup Patricia While Nelda Barron Mary Hughes Louise McDullie Joe Bailey Lee Bailey J. B. Bell, Jr. Alford Bigbee James Bland Gene Brooks Robert Carden Rufus Davis J. l-1, Day L. C, Dudley Harold Free Billy Giglio Frank Gilbert Clifford Greene John Hart Watkiits Horne Douglas Hutchins Owen Lee Jackson Clifton Layfield JUNIORII-D Ralph Martin Raymond Miller Ray Money Carol Nason Roy Newsome Raymond Page Robert Scott Jack Smith Billy Weaver Dolores Armour Jean Belcher Betty Chambley Marie Martin Mary Nickelson Ramona Sims Maro Taylor Betty Vann Evelyn Woodall Dorothy Patillo Dennis Austin Robert Bishop Wallace Brown John Copeland Roy Edwards Hinton Gunter Charles Hardy Buddy Helton Edmund Jones Thomas Jones Ross Knighton Billy Koon Altord Murphy Herman Newsome Connie Rardner Allard Parsons Julian Pasley Bill Perdue Billy Phillips Lloyd Reddish JUNICDR ll -E Kenneth Richardson Dallas Sidall Hugh Slappey David Smith T. C. Smith Milton Tillery George Urguhart Wilford Williams Margaret Bagby .loyce Fuller Betty Hardin Rasa Head. Lillian Howell Mary Knighton Gladys Meeks Adell Moore Betty Randall Lorene Sims Mary Shares James Attovvay Wallace Books Wallace Burns Ernest Buckner Paul Calwell William Corcoran Talnnodge DuBose Lester Golden Charles Hardin Horace Jackson Grady Prince David Ried Hugh Simmons Freddie Volking Jarnes Gorcly Robert Gordy l-larold l-lyman Betty Arrant JUNIOR ll F Margery Bishop Willene Boone Dorothy Costello Annette Gray Ople Reeves Emily l-lead Louis l-lilyer Julia Kondroik Betty Ray Ramona Reed Betty Rutledge Ramona Veasey Margie Walden Martha Wells Betty Williams Virginia Williams Jacqueline Morgan Hazel Tanton Tommie Allison Donald Bynum Bobby Conkle Dan Dobbs Charles Franklin W. L. Goins Bert Gullatt James Harris James Holland Joseph Judah Frederick Keanney Howard Kilgora Fthridge Lake Herbert Pate Mack Ray Neil Reddish Raleigh Strickland Oscar Stroud Melvin Wade Billy Wilson Harold Wilson Olsen Youngstorm Betty Booth Joan Buchannon JUNIOR!-A Irene Carden Lorene Carden Charlotte Cook Joyce Dudley Gloria Freeman Mary Freeman Sallie Freeman Evelyn Fuller Hellen Hall Helen Hill Betty Jordan Kitty Long Betty McClellan Lura Murphy Carolyn Pierce Jlora Prince Mona Putnam Evelyn Reid Doris Shipp Ruby Sims Dorothy Soots Catherine Williams Nancy Williams Ben Cole Eugene Edwards John Franklin Billy Gentry Clarence Gunnels Olan Hall Ashby Harrelson Raymond Howard Luther Mendelsohn Roy Ray Thursion Riddle Joyce Adams Evelyn Arnold Orgie Aughimon Margaret Bailey Elberia Bailey Lula Burton Lois Dickens Mary Helms Barbara Henderson Mary Hickman Fay Horne JUNIGR I-B Ruth Howard Annette Johnson Juanita Kelly Irma Kelly Caroline Loit Peggy Lawrence Ann Moss Maylor More Olivia Murphy Frances Newsome Edith Pate Doris Ray Peggy Riddle Sara Ann Shell Jean Sherman Martha Veasey Chrisiine Welch Vonzelle Williams James Wilson Mariorie Wright Eunice Lee Wes? Joseph Adams Harold Aderhald James Adkins Bobby Bassetti Charles Burkes Elmergene Cole Ralph Conner Sonny Dennis Printiss Griffith Rowland Griffith Charles Jenkins George Nason Bobby Pitts James Robbins Douglas Smith Louie Tanner Billy Williams Kelbert Woodoll Edgar Phillips Arlington Hamrick Charlotte Barnes Edna Bassett Betty Boswell JUNIOR I-C June Brown Louise Culpepper Mary Durant Lourene Evans Beth Eyles Hellen Forsyth Mary Foster Mildred Hall Christine Harvery June Hightower Jean Hilyer Barbara Hutchins Frances Kent Bobby Kite Mary Lott Frances Massey Evelyn Reeves June Rutledge Alma Sallas Mattie Sanders Lucy Thigpen Clara Windsor Elizabeth Livingston Bobby Bradshaw Melvin Brown Hubert Barnes Curtis Bartield Jack Cook Billy Coulter Learnarcl Clegg J. P. Grimes Elra Lee Jones Oscar Kennington Melvin Moore Jack Milner J. W. Parrish Donald Parsons Ashbv Parker David Pasley Charles Ray Dennard Rice David Slocumb Mack Thigpen Preston Tillery Billy Webb JUNIOR I-D Paul Wyatt Georgia Bagley Minnie Champley Eloise Bryant Betty Caldwell Betty Jean Carroll Doris East Minnie Griggs Lena Horne Gloria Hathaway Ruth Murphy Willie Newsome Mary Pelham Ramona Parsons Fairy Ramsey Doris Randall Shirley Tatum June Thomason Marie Weaver Lois Williams Billie Curtis Riclward Burkes Glenn Clweslnul Billy Clegg Douglas Clegg Qlarenie Caron? Jack Coriwr' J. VV CuriiSS Paul DaviS Vicior Dayi5 Eclnxon Dickens Billie Faulkner Tlwonia5 Gay Janes Gilmore Howard Griggs Jack Harris Billy Joe Haynes Clinion HenClriCkS Vlfilson Howarfi Charles lnai ani Tnonwae Jairei lawf'i1iiCi: Kiwis' Frecli,li15l,iSle ' w 24 i , x Quik, if Lwlyeuf Q 2 JUNIOR I-E Pete McCoy Pere Newsome James Shores Par Tlwigpen Dan Turner Felix Walker Roderick Burkes Pafsy Baldwin Ann Calhoun Be-ny Coker Billy june Coker Ellen Dudley Jean Duke Foy Fuller Nancy Laney Betty Luker Belly Ming Eleanor lylodling Louise Moore iylina Owens Gfaie VVeliJb Belly Vlfilkes Jayfo VVil5On Charles Adams Alonza Brown Leon Caldwell John Dudley David Gallups Lewis 'Goodwin C. W. Gresham Emmii Hall Jack Hall Terry Kelly Lee Lunsford Dean Lynn Irvin Moran John Robertson Joseph Sanders Hugh Spears Jimmie Spears Joe Sfillwell Olan Wood Buster Wynn Margie Bowers Frances Byard Mary Cheshire JUNIGR I F Audrey Coley Grace Coley Betty Cosby Frances Duncan Ann Esco Bennie Fuller Dadell Gilliland Dorothy Grace Joyce Helms Frances Hickman Katie Hollrnack Beify Judah Mary Knowles Elaine Mann Beatrice Medley Pauline Page Jacqueline ScoTT Louise Talley Frances Byard Doris Raines Mertice Gould Daisy Henley 1 Q. s 2 Y 0 .4 R5 rv ,gf if' ff A-FW: .A :fwfr iw 'bw Ji' ,. .r My ,G BI-CITY CHAMPS '43 h COACI-lfTOlvlMY GARRETT' FOOTBALL SQUAD Front row-Buck Weaver, E., Carl Copeland, FB., Harvey Knowles, LH., Billy Culpepper, G., James Buslw, G., Edward Kent, E .... Second row-Jack Farrar, C., Derwood Sims, T., George Hamer, QB., Aubrey Hicks C., Albert Fortune, RH., Roy Watford, FB., James Baxter, G., Remanyi Parker, T .... Third rovvfPete Harris, F., Billy Kennedy, T,, Bob Waddoil, T., Leroy Allison. G., Milton Stewart, F.B., Ernest Horne, Trainer, it M54 yr MGH Q 74 1 Q it A eg, fr-I in JK' 1 -1 1 Xa 2221 hr M Q 1 5 W I7 I Q An. e133.s,:- L, ge 2- 1 It C 555 V A ,L aw., -I - gn . Z V L ,, ,L Z an , ' :, ,,'f, E ,M K H who . ,,. .5 r ' 3: f ki A 5 V, - fa.. In i 5, I A ' .Q SW ik tp 'I ' , if ef W T 'I ' 'S I' 'fgviz1ssx1seii'E ' A S ' 4 H IX .A f, fy fi, I --,. U r -V I P if ' F' ' ?'kk A ' Q' I. F Iii f ' W, - ' t' - . V 1 424 A '-' rr I T3 . - ' FOOTBALL PLAYERS' POSITIONS BYRD . . - QB BREWER , . HAMER . . . OB WEAVER , COPELAND . . . FB KENT . . WATFORD . . FB DEVLIN . STEWART . , FB HARRIS . . HARDEN . , RH PROPST I FORTUNE . . RH BOB WADDAIL COSTELLO . . RH BILL WADDAIL HODGE . LH SIMS . . KNOWLES . . LH PARKER . . ROY BROWNING, MACK ROSSO ERNEST HORNE , . Central 7 Sidney Lanier O Central 'I8 Columbus High O Central O Tallassee I9 Central 24 Jordan 6 Central 6 Alexander City 6 Central Central Central Central Central B Team 32 E KENNEDY . E GUNTER , . E BUSH . . . E CULPEPPER . . E BAXTER . . E ALLISON , . T HICKS . . T FARRAR . . T DUBOSE . . T . Managers . Trainer 32 Abbeville I3 Lanett 52 Dadeville 28 Valley High Lafayette X FOURTH DISTRICT CHAMPS 1 WT F. DARNELL ....,.,.. Afhleric Director RAY BARNARD . . . , Gooch BASKETBALL TEAM Firsf row-Harold Waifes, F., Buck Weaver, G., Elroy Hicks, G., Johnny Brewer, F., Clarence Cum- mings, G .... Second rowwMr. Darnell, Athletic Director, Hugh Mullin, F., Gerald Davis, G., Orum Hammer, F., Leroy Propst, C., Aubrey Hicks, G., Mr. Barnard, Coach , . . No? in pictures-Bob Wad- dail, C. BIBB CITY TOURNAMENT CHAMPS i s O .... Mr, Bcir Centrol Centrol Centrol Centrol Centrol Centrol Centrol Centrol Centrol Centro! Centrol Centrcil Centrcll ll ll B Tecim Firet roWfGerolcl Doyis, O., Arthur Singleton, O., Leroy Propst, C., Orum Homner, F., Aubrey Hicks Seconcl row-Mr, Dornell, Athletic Director, Billy Green, F,, Hugh Mullin, F,, Roy Browning F nord, Cooch, 32 26 32 50 25 37 25 76 38 40 67 38 47 RESULTS OF SEASON Volley High Volley High Columbus High l.c1nett Columbus High Smith Stotlon .lOI'kClCll1 Comp Hill Lonett Volley High Seole Troy S. T. College Jordon 36 27 36 26 32 24 34 T5 2l 34 20 55 31 Centrol Centrol Centrol Centrol Centrol Centrol Centrol Centro! Centrol 50 Volley High 45 Hurtsboro 37 Smith Stotion 89 Hurtsboro FOURTH DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 47 Five Points 40 Lonett 56 Milltown 35 Valley High 29 STATE TOURNAMENT Selmo COACHfTOlvtMY GARRETT BASEBALL TEAM In front-Earl Miller, Manager, Emmett Tice, Manager . . . First row-James Baxter, C.F., Johnny Brewer, C., Harvey Knowles, lB., Roy Browning, S.S,, Aubrey Hicks, RF., J. T, Myrick, QB .... Second row-Billy Kennedy, L.F., Albert Fortune, P., Gene Tillery, lB., Harold Waites, P., Buck Weaver, C.F., Millard King, 3B., Elroy Hicks, TB-P., Pete Devlin, P .... Third row-Mr. Garrett, Coach, Jack Farrar, RF., Billy Greene, SS., Reginald McGlamry, QB., Sam Cook, C., Lester Newsome, 3B., Wil- liam Cook, P., James Gunter, L.F,, Lamar Henderson, R.F .... Not in picture-Billy Culpepper, L.F. i f X UBS ,f- D ,mm SENIOR TRI-HI-Y MRS LUCILLE NNI-IITE JOYCE GRIFFIN DOROTHY I-IICKS MYROIN t-IORNE MARN RICHARDS MRS W O LANGLEY Joyce Orittirt Evrencici Downing Mory Richoros Miricini Aiietn I-Ieierf Muilin Myron Horne Alice Jenkins Dorothy Ectwords Soro Lee I-toy Betty Jone I-Iorris Virgirtio Kindred Eronces Ecist Mciry Anno Eyons Miidred Ecist Eiwynn Steveni Joyce Stockton Eulo Moe BVCIIWIIGY Mildred McVVhorter DILIGENCE LEADERS Betty Dowsor Betty leon Ocirret: Joyce Smith Edno EorI Orcint Mrs. Longiey Soro Kirk Jcinice Edwords Edith Cloridy Dorothy Poole Mortho Jean Blond Dorothy I-Iicics Eronces Rollings Kothorirte Smith Mrs. White Betty leon AIIen Joyce Dobbs Betty Osborne Fronces Jernigan Advisor President Vice-President Secretory Treasurer Sponsor L, - Z. MUN .- it . 5 4 N. rr :V fl ' ' f' i TFIS, 5 , ,grew .52 - I 7-.ll l 1 we f M. SENIOR HI-Y CLUB W M is - E. C. SMITH , BOB WADDAIL . . ORUM HAMNER CLARENCE JOHNSTON . MR. W. O. LANGLEY . E. C. Smitli Reginald McGlar'nry Ben Frederick Hughes Foster Clarence Johnsion Cecil Curtis Lindsey Evans Charles Field Billy Boss Mr. Langley Billy Kennedy was + TO VICTORY .QSM ' -wie Q A Q ' T ' ' 1. ,.-ms.. Davesi Hardin Orurn Hamner Jack Sanders Remanyi Parker Bob Waddail Edward Colfield Bill Waddail John Rendell Bobby Moore James Armour Tommy Cain President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer .' Advisor ANNETTE GARRETT President GEORGIA BAGLEY Vice-President MRS NORA DOVVNEY Advisor CLYDE SAPP Secretary BETTY FAYE LITTLE Treasurer THE LANGLEY-WHITE Georgia Bagley Edith Whatley Barbara Hutchins Grace Mills Carolyn Blake Margaret Bagley Jeanne Floyd Catherine Williams Kitty Ann Long Jean James Betty Annsltlarden TRI-HI-Y Betty McClellan Bettie Faye Little Jean Hilyer Betty Jean Booth Annette Garrett Clyde Sapp Peggy Dennis Virginia Haye Irene Carden Lorene Carden Sallie Freeman ff June Thomas Fairy Rumsey Gloria Freeman Ann Brown Nancy Williams Beth Mary Knowles Martha Harrison Joan McClellan Betty Jordan Doris Shipp 11 Eugene Harden Herbert Shippl Frank Williams Charles Head Charles Bowen Herman Newsome Hugh Horton Joel Smith EUGENE HARDEN President HERBERT SI-IIPP Vice-President MISS LORENA MANCI Advisor FRANK WILLIAMS Secretary BERT GULLATT Treasurer THE OSLER LANGLEY HI-Y Byron Davis Aldine Maddox Wallace Brown Bill Perdue Bradford Carden Buddy Helton Talmadge Dubose Dan Bobbs Charles Franklin Bert Gullatt Billy Coulter Charles Ingram Neil Reddish Bobby Frank Pitts Roderick Burkes Miss Lorena Manci HOME ECONOMICS GOOD FOOD IS HEALTH MISS IDA COOK . . Supervisor MARJORIE VERNON . . , . President ESTHER McCOLLlSTER . . Viceepresident BETTY MCCLLJSKEY , . . . Secretary and Treasurer Mary Cecil Bailey Frances Bonkston Betty Bazentore Jessie Jo Bovvden Loretta Boyette Jacqueline Bray Loro Brooks Marie Burkes Edna Earl Caldwell Mary Lee Caldwell Martha Camp Rudine Day Joyce Dobbs June Dudley Shirley Evans Berta Fiquett Juanita Fuller Carolyn Garrett Betty Green Edna Gullatt Betty Hall Helen Hall Thelma Hayes Sara Henderson Imogene Herring Frances Horne Alby Hughes Sue Huguley Margaret Jennings Lillian Jones Rosa Lee Kearney Mary Killingsvvorth Catherine King Nona Koone Frances Lunsford Anna Lovelace Esther McCollister Betty McCluskey Moxie Meeks Maureen Miller Evelyn Phillips Agnes Powers Jeon Prince Sara Ann Putnam Jean Sanders Gusciele Scott Trudy Sexton Mildred Slocumb Claire Smith Laree Smith Mary -Frances Srn Anita Strickland Suiette Taunton Madelyn Tharp Martha Thomas Borbara Veasey Anne Vennable Marjorie Vernon Edith Ward Bernice Warren Vivian Warren Helen Whatley Mildred Wilson ith OUR OWN KEYHOLE KEYHOIQE STAFF MISS MANCI, Advisor PUIUIISIWTUQ COmmITIee: HAZEL MCCAIN MARGUERITE GAMBLE SHIRLEY WRIGHT JIMMY SMITH DAVEST HARDIN SCOTT DUNCAN JOE JOHNSON BUBBEI2 KNIGHT HUGHES FOSTER ORUM HAMNEI2, Sporfs Reporfer DICK LUPO, Cclumnisf THE BAND The Director ot the Central Band is Mr. Carl Eidam. The Maicrettes are Nelle Edge, Carolyn Garrett, Betty Smith, Margaret Jackson, Betty Gunter, Betty Jean Garrett, Betty Golden, Betty Jane Graham, Barbara Tucker, and Faye Slocumb. The Drum Maier is Jimmie James. The members ot the Band are Nunaly Gordy, Frank'Williams, Milford Gunnells, Cecil Curtis, l-lomer Bryant, Billy Harrison, Alice Jenkins, Eugene Goins, La Juana' Caraway, Donald Hender- son, William Haines, .Tony Woods, Ralph Grittin, Lois Barbee, Margaret Caraway, Barbara Tamp- son, Lindsey Evans, Douglas Putnam, Betty Blalock, Billy Boss, Jimmie James, James Knight, Elwynn Stevens, Joe Laney, Gene Randall, Parks Jordan, Herbert Shiplo, Edward Lunsford, Grace Webb, Nancy Laney, Ashby l-luguley, Hubert Boswell, Charles Kelly, Shipley Wright, Louie Mattocks, Bert Gullatt, Regi- nald McGlamry, Conrad Blackmond, Ray Martin, Bobby Conkle, George Floyd, Paul Powell, A, J. Kon- droik, Sue l-luguley, Janice Seabron, Charles Bowmans, Carolyn Blake, Annette Garrett, James Kent, Mar- tha Williams, Sonny Reese, Bradtord Carden, Billie Ruth Courson, James Gunter, Bobby Gullatt,,and Pete Reese. In memorandum ot Mr. E. F. Ray. OUR PRIZE .U .,.....V . gx ,WI 4 it 44.4 Ar? 'T ' , '.o'ix'i'i ,' 5 ,. , W X . Z? qu-M 13 Li .4 , , ,T ffm: 1 --. ,, tn f .: ,'9 ' -'t.n.1J+.'3 7 2? ' 495355, ,:, -,p. V- fe :iss :,, iiiibiiwiitxti- tt ifj,i?:'s1 MUSICIANS The-otticers at the club are: E. C. Smith, President, Dan Hodge, Vice-President, Mrs. B. F. Register Director, Betty Jane Harris, Secretary, James Armour, Treasurer. Members are: Gerald Short, Alvin Moore, James Armour, Tony Woods, Ralph Griffin Gerald Davis Robert Baker, Harley Harrelson, Ernest Horne, Mack Lake, E. C, Smith, Cecil Curtis,,Joyce Grittini Margie Smithl Ann Hibler, Laura Jean Svveeney, Betty Gunter, Mary Richards, Brenda Downing Mary Anna Evans, Betty Jane Harris, Betty'Kearney, Edna Duke, Joyce Brooks, Madeline Slocurnb, Mildred Mclftlhorter, Mildred East, Miriam Allen, Betty Harrison, Esther McCollister, Betty Smith, Sara Lee Hoy, Dorothy Edvvards, Eula Mae Brantley, Frances Rollings, Betty White, Myra Nell Vann, Elwynn Stevens, Kathleen Kinney, Earline Kinney, Betty Davvson, Myron Horne, Joyce Smith, Faye Slocumb, Mildred Slo- cumb, Jo Nell Starnes, Betty Jean Garrett, Katherine Smith, Dora Faye Mullin, Nelle Edge, Rebecca Har- rell, Mrs. B. F. Register, Helen Jackson, Albert Fortune, Jack Farrar, Charles Fields, Milford Gunnells, Denny Helton, Jevvel Anthony, Eclvvina Arrant, Juanita Fuller, Susie Griggs, Margaret Jackson Barbara Carroll, Dolly Zagat, Betty Osborne, Frances Jernigan, Dora Frances Jones, Dan Hodge, Bobby Moore, and James Bush. AND GLEE CLUB 'Www wdhz Miss Citizenship JQYCE GRIFFIN 7ke4e Q61 Voledicioricm MIRIAM ALLEN Most Represemotive Boy E. C. SMITH, JR. up Qaimq Scxlufmorion DOROTHY POOLE A V M , A f'YH'kf 3 Y, O QS 39 Si' RED AND BLACK STAFF 'HF 952' JOYCE GRIFFIN MISS MARY FRANCES GIBBS ERNEST FIORNE . DOROTHY POOLE , EDITFI CLARIDY REOINALD MCOLAMRY , MARIE AARON . MIRIAM ALLEN . ALICE JENKINS , REMANYI PARKER BILLY BOSS . . E. C. SMITH , . TOMMY CAIN EDWARD COFFIELD CECIL CURTIS . . . CofEditor-infCIwiet . . . Supervisor Co-Editorfiri-Chief CIoss Editor Cemtroii Assistant Cioss Editor Assistorit Cioss Editor Closs Editor IArmexI , , CIub Editor Assistant Ciub Editor Sports Editor Assistorit Sports Editor , Business Morioger . Assistorit Business Mcmciger . , . , Humor Editor . . . . Photographer - ' ' APPRECIATION THREE CI-IEERS TOM Mr. Don Johnson and Mr. Clyde Randall tor their photography . . . Paragon Press tor their constructive criticism . . . The Faculty for their cooperation , . . Our advertisers who made the publication of this book possible . . . Bubber Knight for his art drawing, and, we, the co-editors wish to' express our appreciation to the members ot the Annual Statt and Miss Gibbs tor their untiring efforts to publish this Annual. JOYCE GRIFFIN, ERNEST I-IORNE, Ca-Editors MCCOY GROCERY CO 09 ' uFui-niture Is The Hearx Af The Homen vox S' COLUMB Q9 4 O ASSOCIATION 5 5,965- 3 A, F? 50 Y N W of' coLuMBUN2RPf1BRD avg. 047 21 X 5 fe, 'IO , ,,. V669 343 A .. R Q, .W ,' ' 'P ' I f,1 U P ' fum O , - , I, 4 u- . MCQN YXF C ix lips S: 9 . PQCOWXC: 4491 fpwcjogygio 5X R COMPANY X 96 9,6 'W A029 K STEWART TY Pmwmfrxa .VO 'S I 4, by W '5i? 'fl f w J-N-N '-4 .. 5 6 s 5 ogy 3 X i QQ' lg 45' . U . w b' 43, . X H Q Q, A156 wmaeniu umxowns gf of '43 'W gy ,'h, '4 ,,.. E faf 93, f 006 'qi C00 5 f1 . A L l S H 4 J,V Q J A R Q l KX, Q Qlnlnni I A - ' V. 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Rex Williams: Nickels ..-.---iQ3-..-,- Mrs. Dudney: Dick, tell me the difference between Dick Lupof Fiction are those books which are fixed be moved, non-fiction are not fixed and may be moved --..--pg-..--- FROM SENlOR'S EXAM. PAPERS: The letters M. D, signify mentally deficient . A monologue is a conversation between two people, Al Capone is the senator from California. Name three tragedies by Shakespeare. :::',Q:.-::::4::::::'::::,4- too old to run? fiction and non fiction. on the shelves and are not to at will. such as a husband and wife. Macbeth, King Lear, and Twelve Nights in cz Bar Room. ln what circumstances does the fourth act of Hamlet begin? It commences immediately after the third act. Gender is the destruction of sex. England became Protestant, but the French still believed in God and remained Catholic. C---CRB--W..- Miss Edwardsf E. C., what is the difference between a king and a president? E. 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Esloblislwed I837 WHOLESALE - RETAIL Builders' ond Mill Supplies Form Implements, Tools Sporiing Goods, Cutlery Points, Biushes Columbus, Oeorgio L, ,,,-,,,,,,',,,, ,.,,',,,,, , r Q',,,,,'-,,,f', .,,, ',,0,'- '0 ',, Compliments of C. SCHOMBURG 81 SON JEWELERS H21 Broodvvoy Columbus, Georgie DIAL 3-4723 , 'N ,',',,.'fo000'v ,'0 , , ','.,,'0 ,'-0', ,'',, '-. '0 ,,x, 4',, , ,',',' Compliments of MARTHA CHARLES CLAYTON CLAYTON CANDY COMPANY Phenix City, Alobomo DIAL 2-Ol5l '44':',',- 0.,,,', ,',,,,,,'- ,,,,4-' ,,',N' ,',4,,', ,,,,,',- ', ,- Q Columbus Ho rdwo re 1222 Broodvvoy PAINT - SEED ond HARDWARE uk F. L. Foulkner, President Helen B. Andrews, Secretory . Glover, Vice-President ond Treos. 04-4444-0000040.044041-040404444-'444f-.4 4 4 :foo J - , FEED, SEED ond GROCERIES Our Siore is Feed ond Seed l-leodquoriers for The FARMERS ond DAIRYMEN of This Section We solicii your business on Groceries either in smoll or lorge quoniifies Your orders will be highly opprecioied ond given personol olieniion ir MCCOY ,,.-4- - .,',.'0',4-a-0,04-',v- ,,,,, 1 l l l l l l l l l l l l l l i l Z 9 l S l l Z l 1 S l l l S l 'i li ll l l l l l 'i li l 'Q 0.7 l 'i 'i l l l 'i li li 1 1 oRoc:ERY co. DIAL 7252 l E lO47 Broodwoy Columbus, Go. 2 DIAL 7749 1 ,,,,,,-,-,,-,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,lZ-,,,,-,,,,--,,,,,,,,,..--,,-,,-.. DIAMONDS WATCHES SlLVERWARE JEWELRY OF ALL KllNlDS FEFFER JEWELRY CGMPANY i2ELiABu5 JEWELERS l l44 Broodwoy Columbus, Georgio DIAL 7582 ::::.':::: v v - - 1 i li li 11 1 li ll li 1 1 'i li li 1 l l li 1 i 1 'i 1 1 'i 1 lr 'i li li 'Q 4-.,.,,-, 4-Q.-,',::' ,',.-: :.-,-:::: - -::',, ',, THE BEST DRESSED MEN WEAR . . The Most Talked About Clothing Values ln America TC BROADWAY AT 10th STREET COLUMBUS, GEORGIA -,,,,,,::,-',,::::: .A-.-v-,: '0,,Q,,,',.r,,',,', ,,, ',,,-',0,'0Q.-..-vx.,,'Q,,'ffrl'-vvvrof-r-rv Cl-IANCELLOR CO. For Over 70 Yeors Dial 8819 1108 Brooclwoy Diol 8819 , ,4,,,,,,,,,04 ',,'0,f ', 0'0 ,, , ,,,,,, Compliments of MY- SHOP LADIES' READY TO WEAR 1 107 Brooclwoy Columbus, Georgio DIAL 2-4831 ,,, 'Q' 0oo0. o4,0 00000:'0404Q004'Q,,'Q0,,,44-Q Q Q Lo-1-0-0 ,,',', r0a-ff,,,, ',, 0 ',,',,,, CONGRATULATIGNS SENIORS OE 1943 CENTRAL ANNEX Lunch Room TASTIER LUNCHES FOR LESS MONEY Dire-cTors. Mrs. VV, H. Willis Mrs. J. R. Longford v -'::::Q,':::- -:::4.,,:::: ::':::::::4 :::': :0: .- ::: :QQ ' ,',',',0.f '.,',',,',,, 2-::,A:0:.-:v-::,4'::,,f0'4-4-0 ,0'04,,40 ,' 0-f 1 r I I THE PHENIX CITY HERALD HoroId E. Poor, Sr., Proprietor BOOK ond COMMERCIAL PRINTING 606 I6th Street Phenix City, Aloborno DIAL 2- I O23 ,..,0,' 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I fo '0'. 4A.,0'. .f,0 , Q0 ' ,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,-,,.,,,,--,., , 'I Compliments of SU E'S SERVICE STORE GROCERIES, MEATS ond PRODUCE We Deliver 2I6 I4th Sheet. Dicil 777I Phenix City, Alobcimo 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I I I I I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I I 'I 'I 'I -'J Q'e'00'0'0 ' 4 Q,-,.f . 00 v-.f'Q,C,N,C, 'x'x e.f Cornplinients ot W I T T 5c to SI.OO Store ISI7 5th Avenue Phenix City, Alobomo DIAL 2-239I HARRIS FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE 24 HOUR SERVICE IOI 2 I4th Street Phenix City, Alobomo DIAL 2-0522 ',,, ', ', ',,,', 0:-'0'000o: ::: if ,,.f ' K, , !,,, fl 6 TSA? I 'Y T SQ AQ EXC Q1 lf Compliments of COLUMBUS' NEWEST AND FlNEST RESTAURANT Corner Dillingham and Broadway WHERE GOOD FGOD AND EATERS MEET We Are Growing Along With Columbus THE SOUTI-l'S BEST ClTY We appreciate very much your growing patronage-an generous preference for our Food f-4-,x','4 ff,-,.,' 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4, pfff 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4 'N' 0,N, ',Q0s,4-QQQQQQQ 00 'Q Q, , , , , , , , ,,-,,,,,,',0,,,-.,,,',,,,,,''.,Q, Compliments of S. J. FREEMAN'S GROCERY l l l5 12th Avenue Phenix City, Alobomo DIAL 9349 - - - :::::0Q::::::::'::Q0', ,,,,,',,,.,4-.',',4-.'s '4:av:vvvvv Compliments of BENTLEY'S SPORT SHOP 1305 Broodwoy Columbus, Georgia DlAl. 7365 I ---- ----- -:::-, 4,:::::::::::::::::::::.-:::::.-::::--:.-.-:::- - - - 'v - - v - '- ,, .',-,'4Q'-',',-.Q-QQ,-Q, - O, 0::.-::::::'::4-','::::::0Q::::::::: IWW f' 'f-' f'ff H 0 Nmmmmz I I I I 'I I l Il 1: I I I I 2 I I 1: I 1 I' HEADQUARTERS FOR I, I ' I , G. and H. PAINT Co. 22 , I I , I HIGH SCHOOL CLOTHES I, 2 PAINT AND GLASS 3 5, I1 I , ', I z ,l 'I , I . I I 1: Hofflm 8I Greeniree ,I I I I I 2 I I Columbus' Leading Clo'fl1iers 1: X 2 I: :I I I . ' 2 I il Since 1888 1: 2 l l 1: z Il 1 'I I I 3 .k Il I 1' I' 'I I 1016 Broadway ,Q ,I I, l :I I fl I . ' 'I I Columbus, Georgia 5 I 128 Broadway I1 ' I I 'I I Il Il 'P E Dm' 734' IQ Q Columbus, Georgia ll I 1 1 I I, I, I I Q I, :I I I I I ,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,-,, ,,,., ,.,,. N 4. 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Your life a symbol II I of freedom and democracy which our nation is fighting fo preserve I 4 for you and posterity. ll I I 'I I 'I I II I Ip I II I I ' V w I I I I . J.A.IISIIiRX Em I ID. I I your. of.m.mr.Nr Home 1: 'I I Columbus, Georgia II I I I vvovvvvooovvoovvvvvvovovvvvvvvvv-vvv--9vv:ovvcovvvvv----Q'.p f'40'.p.,-.Q I I 'cs '::,::::4-':::: - F 1 I I I I I I COLONIAL I I FUNERAL HOME I I AMBULANCE SERVICE 1 I I I I I I 613 1411, Sireef I I I I Phenix CiTy, Alabama :I ' 1 I I I I I I I I 1 I I if 5 1 I I I I I I I I I DIAL 2-O712 I I I I I I I 1 I -::::'4-Q: :v-: ELEBASH JEWELRY COMPANY JEWELERS - SILVERSMITHS 1 1 IO Broadway Columbus, Georgia Registered Jewelers American Gem Society DIAL 3-3615 I I ,,:::,:::,,::::::::::,:,,,,,:::,:,q ,,,,,,,-,,,,-,,,-,-,,,,:,,,,,,,,,,, ----,,--- - - - v - - - ::::,,'::':::,::::::::: I I I, II I I I ' I I CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS, HATS I I, II I I I FREEMAN SHOES I I I I I LEVINSON BROTHERS I II I I I I I I -1- I I I 1 1, 1, 1, I I I I I I 1220 Broadway I I I I Columbus, Georgia I I 1 I I I I . II I 4,.::: -::::,-C., :.-.-,,':.-- STEWART Typewriter Com pa ny SALES AGENCY UNDERWOOD ELLIOTT FISHER CO. TYPEWRITERS, ADDING MACHINES ACCOUNTING MACHINES SUPPLIES 1041 Broadway Columbus, Georgia DIAL 8971 -.':::':: ,4-,A.,,,N' .,N,.,C,N',,,,.,N,N .f' ' , , , .,,,4- ',,,,,',,, :: 1Iri k'k'k-A k JIXICLKOHE OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO IO7-IQTII STREET DIAL 2-25I3 A COMPLETE OFFICE SERVICE WHERE YOUR BUSINESS IS ARRRECIATED 'k'k'k'k'k'k 'N v rm' 'N ' mi I 1: if I ll lp I l IZ W. L. Miller T. E. Taylor I ll lj Pre-side-ni Sec. and Treas. I il fl I lr I I I Complimenfs of ll I 'I '1 MILLER-TAYLOR 5,5 1 1, 1, 1: SHQE CQ. J. J. NEWBERRY 5: l I ll llncorporaiedl i E I I l THE sHoE and 1: ' :g I lr STOCKING STORE I , 'I I I 1 5 5 l Columbus, Georgia If I T30 Broadway I1 I ll ly 4, Columbus, Georgia II 1 IL I I 1: I 1' 1 l ::':: :: ::'-v:::::: :::J L vo 4-0 f 'v'-oo'f0 'Q'-fs'-NI ::::::'::::: ':: :::: :'A::::: : : : '::::'::': ' ' ' ' :QT 'I 'I It li Compliments of ll EE 'I COLUMBUS CLEARING HOUSE l il Ir lr ASSOCIATION 1: l li coLuMBus, osoieom il Jack B. Key, President T. S. Fleming, Vice-President li lr W. W. Hunf, Treasurer J. A. Harley, Treasurer :E I1 In It A-- A+-A----- ----J 4-.0-QAOAIAQA,-JNAQNQQQQOQ, 'A' 4- '00,,.-0',4- ,f,A,.,,-.f,A,,A,A', N,0A ,'. 0-' . . BALFGUR CGMPANY Rings and Announcements 4-.4-4-4A,A,A 0 ,40Q::,::'::::Q00:::::::,,,a -,,'4', , , - jfliyfg TN 'XML , Nfggx DAN1Ell.C.CAINEY fi ' Q PFQSIDZNT 'f-53. Manufaevu PQFS o f TREASURBCRAFT JEWE LRY AN D STATIONERY SINCE 1:3137 OWATONNA. MINN ESOTA A A A A A A A - A A A A A A A A A A A A,,: A: A::::::::::::.,,,0:-A.A::-A::- 0:00:00 -p'0'A00.A.',',,40,,,,, ,-'ff' ::::::::::::::0-:::::::::::,-::::::0::::::::::::::::::::.' The taste of ice-cold Coca-Cola is pleasantly exciting . . . with no after-taste. lt brings a feeling of complete re- freshment . . . all you wont and you want it all. You trust its quality BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANV FV COLUMBUS COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 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