Chamblee High School - Chamihan Yearbook (Chamblee, GA)

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! . l S THOMAS WOEEORD COLE V tif-I-Ornrnyn ttcolen i'The man who blushes is not quite 11 brute. Tommy has been with us for the past seven years. We do not call him Thomas. that is too dignified for him- we call him Tommy. Tom is a popular member of the Senior Class. He never Worries about his studies and does not regret the time he has spent with the girls. We hope that the future holds great success for you. i'TOmmy. JOSEPH HOYT CONNER i.BOaZn UI-Ioytn Not a cavalier. but a ladies' man. Hoyt hails from Murraysville. Although he has been with us only one year, he has won the hearts of all the Seniors. We wish him the greatest success. GARLAND THEODORE COWAN Seekum i'COwan 'Tz's not wise to be wiser than necessary. Seekum is our ladies' man. When it comes tO a sport he is it! He is a Physics shark, especially concern- ing the relative properties Of oil and sand. Nevertheless, he is a popular fellow and will surely win his way through this world, even if it is on freight cars. We wish you luck, old fellow. D. C. DONALDSON ' UD. C. i'Dee H0171 'e's little but is great. D. C. is a clerk in the most popular department of the school, the store. He packs an awful punch for his size Z and we hope he will be successful in any line Of endeavor 1 that he undertakes. 1 E-. p 9 2 Page Siartecn

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,- 'EL Q sf EDNA BROWN Those who paint her truest, praise her most. Edna. by her winning personality and loving ways has found a place in our heart. Though small, she has in- fluenced us greatly, and we hope that her sunny smile will continue to brighten the lives of others. JACK PIERCE He was one among others, a most ideal little fellow. Jack has been indeed an inspiration to all of us and his young life has been a great influence on everyone with whom he has come in contact. We hope that he will con- tinue to inspire others to higher ideals. WILLIAM EVINS AYERS Baby Bill You can never tell what a baby will do. Baseball, '28-'29. Although William is the youngest pupil in our class he has made quite a name for himself. His grit and determination has made him one of the outstanding pupils of the class. FRED HOWARD BROOKS 'AFred Brooks For even though vanquished he could argue still, Basket-ball. '27-'28-'29: Baseball, '26-'27-'28-'29: CHAMHIAN Staff, '29, Fred is another student who has been with us for tive years. He is the type of boy who can succeed if he tries. I-le has proved a valuable member of the class. Every- one Wishes him success in the future. W- at -T..- M-- of ,f ti 9 Q X Page Fifteen

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3'-V,a.. ' ,,.-' 4. f q, x 1 r . . - ' N. L p- A4 f ' -1- a s., ow-- .,, .V , --.. V .F . err 4 W- E at .- f L LOUISE ADELYNE DoNALDsoN A'Little Bit Louise To know her is to love her. Basket-ball. '26-'27-'28-'29: President of Class. '26: CHAMHIAN Sraff. '29. Little Bit is our smallest member. but it doesn't keep her from being on the job. When we think of Louise we always think of basket-ball, for she is indeed one of the brightest stars Chamblee has ever produced. Her many friends in Chamblee Hi wish her success. JESSIE RUTH EDDLEMAN Heavy Ruth Jolly and bright. she can talk all nighlf' Basket-ball. '28-'Z9: VicefPresident of Class, '27: President of Class, '28: Historian. '26327-'28-'29: CHAMHIAN Staff, '29. Ruth is our jolliest member: you seldom ever see her blue. One can tell Ruth not only by her Winning smiles. but also by her charming voice. Vkle all wish you much success. Ruth. MARION LOUISE GAY A'Preacher Louise lVhy should I worry? 1'lI get there anyway. Basket-ball. '26-'27-'28-'29: Secretary and Treasurer. '27-'Z8: CHAMHIAN Staff, '29. Louise is always bubbling over with fun. but sometimes she gets especially Lively. Although small, she has plenty of pep, and you're sure to know when she's around. Although appearances indicate that she will be- come a Mrs in the near future, we all hope that she will succeed in everything she undertakes. Whether in married life or in the business world. CLARENCE LEE HARDIN Clarence Hardin Jolly and carefree and as lazy as he can be. Clarence hails from Doraville and has been with us for five years. He, too. is a ladies' man. He always wears a smile. whether working or playing. We sincerely hope that he will always remain as happy as he has been during his years at C. H. S. 'O O'? A if I 1 IQ SPI 1 llfl't'Il