Chamblee High School - Chamihan Yearbook (Chamblee, GA)

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CHAIVIHIAN WILLIS DEMPSEY, JR. .rhcku .Tata Better late than never. ,lack has won many friends during his years at Chamblee High. We can certainly depend on ,lack to be near when we need him. We truly hope that he will succeed in life and wish him well. WILSON DEMPSEY 'SWilson Skinner As one serves, so shall he reap of success. PRESIDENT, F. F. A. CHAPTER, '36g BASKETBALL, '36, '37. Skinner is very outstanding in his vocational work, his services have proven invaluable to the Chamblee Basketball team. Through his happy-go-lucky attitude, he has made himself a favorite among the high school students and faculty. Skinner is a great ladies' man and is noted for his preference for ladies' company. ETHEL MAE DOVE Funny Peanut Valuable things come in small packages? SECRETARY OF CLASS, '36g SECRETARY, CAMPUS CLUB, '37g BASKETBALL, '34, '35, '36, '37g TRACK TEAM, ,37g NIEMBER, ALL-STAR DEKALB COUNTY BASKETBALL TEAM, '37g CHAM- HIAN STAFF, '37, GLEE CLUB, 737. Ethel has been with us for four years. She is not only a good literary student but she takes part in athletics and social activities. In fact, Ethel is a treasure any class would be proud to own. ROBERT EARNEST DOVE Robert', Dovey Why should I worry, Illl get there anyway. BASKETBALL, '35, '36, '37g CHAMHIAN STAFF, 737. Robert is a good athlete and naturally a favorite with the fairer sex. He always wears a smile whether working or playing. We always hope he will make others happy as he has done in his years at Chamblee High. i937

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CHAMHIAN EDITH VIRGINIA CORNWELL Edith ffvirginiaa Be no more than what you aref' GLEE CLUB, '37. Although Edith is the quietest girl of our class, she has lots of determination and grit. We are sure that her sweet disposition com- bined with these good qualities will carry her far towards success in her life's road. STEWART MARTIN CREEL Stewart SqueaI Quiet but noseyf' GLEE CLUB, '37. Stewart hails from Doraville. He has been with us for four years and has made a good record. His friends in the Senior Class wish him success in all his 'future undertakings. DOROTHY LILLIAN DANIEL Dorothy Dot These are my jewels, Trust and Faith? BASKETBALL, '35, '36, '37g GLPIE CLUB, '37g TRACK, '36, 737. Dorothy is the most carefree member of our class. No matter what the obstacles may be her great perseverance and determination combined with her athletic ability will carry her forward. LUCIEN I-I. DANIEL Lucien Leadhead Don't worry, ifs never zoo late. We look forward to having Lucien as the dairyman of our class and one of the best in the state. His experience as a dairyman will assist him in attaining his goal. The class wishes him all the suc- cess in the world. 1937

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CI-IAMHIAN JOYCE EILEEN DRAKE MJoyce Kee Kon She is what the gods intended that woman should be. Ssckiznuv OF CLASS, '34-. '35, GLEE CLUB, '37g Essay, '36, '37g REcI'rA1'1oN, '36, '37, CHAMHIAN STAFF, '37. Joyce is one of our finest scholars. She is very efficient in both her commercial and her literary work. Her sweet disposition and pleas- ing personality have made her one of the most popular girls in the class. DEWEY DONALD DYER ..Deweye, uDyer,f If ignorance is bliss, 'tis folly to be wise. GLEE CLUB, '37. Although Dewey is quiet and peace-loving, he is always ready to stand up for the dear old school spirit. He is well-liked hy all who come in contact with him. To some he may seem reserved, hut to those who know him he is just a good old fellow. JAMES EWELL ECHOLS, JR. J. E. 'iShorty his brains, not size, that counts. Visa-PRESIDENT or CAMPUS CLUBQ GLM: CLUB, '37. J. E. has established a record of scholarship that is hard to excell. lie has gained the title of the 'Lwalking encyclopediau because of his vast knowledge. We do not doubt that he will prove a great success in life. ROBERT GLENN EIDSON, JR. HR. Cf, i'Lullaby Love always finds a wayf, R. G. is the ladies' man of our class. To the tenth grade he is a sheikg to the Seniors he is a good natured and loyal member who is always willing and anxious to do his part. To you, R. C., we wish all the success that you may achieve. 1937