Chamblee High School - Chamihan Yearbook (Chamblee, GA)

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r C H A M I-1 I A G. P. GROGAN, JR. MG. P. Sheriff Aim at the stars even though you hit a barn door. TREASURER OF CLASS, '36, PRESIDENT OF CAMPUS CLUB, '37, VICE-PRESIDENT or CLASS, '37, CI-IAMHIAN STAFF, '37. C. P. has always been a very good Student and a good leader. He has many original ideas stored up in his cranium. Although he has been with us only two years he has proven his ability to make friends. LUTHER HARBIN Harbin Luther Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers. BASKETBALL, '36, '37, TRACK, '37. Luther is noted for his good natured and friendly attitude toward everyone he associates with. Being one of the largest boys in the high school he is a valuable addition to the basketball team. Luther is a radio enthusiast and hopes to become in the future an expert in the Field of radio technique. ROY CARLTON HEAD, JR. Brother Roy The world knows nothing of its greatest men. BASKETBALL, '35, '36, '37, TRACK, '36, '37, WINNER OF FIFTH DISTRICT ESSAY, '37, PRESIDENT OF CLASS, '34, '35, VICE-PRESIDENT, '36, TREASURER, '37, MUSIC, '37, CHAMHIAN STAFF, '37, GLEE CLUB, '37. Roy, one of our best-all-round students, is truly a valuable addi- tion to the class. All who know him envy the ease with which he masters his work. If literary power is determined by height, no won- der Roy is smart, for he measures six feet. We are Sure that he will succeed in all his undertakings. WILLIAM HENDERSON Bill Sweet William Work and win. BASKETBALL, '35, '36, '37, CAPTAIN Boys' BASKETBALL TEAM, '37, SECRETARY OF F. F. A. CHAPTER, '36. Bill has acquired many friends through his carefree disposition. He has proven himself a valuable member of the athletic depart- ment of Chamblee High School. He has distinguished himself as being capable and willing to do his part in any task that arises. 1937

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Cl-IAM!-IIAN JAMES EVANS Jimmie', Haircut Character is the cornerstone of success. BASKETBALL, '35, '36, '37, TRACK, '35, '36, '37, FIETII DIS- TRICT BASKETBALL HIGH POINT AWARD, '37, AMERICAN LE- GION BEST CITIZENSIIIP AWARD, '36. Jimmie is an outstanding student in anything he undertakes. He has always been an excellent scholar. His athletic ability has brought renown to himself and to the school. Everyone that knows him ad- mires him. HARVEY EUGENE FERGUSON Gene Ferguson Laugh of? your troublesf' CHAMIIIAN STAFF, '37. Where there is fun and humor, there is Gene. His humor will doubtless prove a great asset in his future career. Gene is an op- timist and his slogan is Better late than neverf' when it comes to preparing lessons. MINNIE BYRLE GAY Byrle', Babyface' Build for character, not for fame? BASKETBALL, i35, i36, 537, CAPTAIN or BASKETBALL TEAM, '37. Byrle's outstanding athletic ability is the pride of Chamblee. Her fighting spirit will prove helpful in all she undertakes. This spirit combined with her pleasing personality will benefit her greatly in whatever she chooses as her career. HUGH CLAYTON GREEN Hugh Clayton He who blushes is not quite a brute. Hugh, although inclined to silence, is always ready to express his opinions when asked. His handsome features gained him the title of King of the class of 1936. 1937

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CI-IAM!-IIAN TOM ED JACKSON Tom Ed 6'.lackson Never say die, say gizf, GLEE CLUB. Tom Ed is a good student in all his studies. He is a conscientious worker and a loyal supporter of all the principles for which the Senior Class stands. His quiet dignity and pleasing personality have won him many friends. The Senior Class is proud to have him in their midst. SARA MAUDE JOHNSON Sara '4Cutie Time will tell. TRACK, '34, '35. '36, '37, Guin CLUB, '37. Sara, through her untiring efforts, has proven herself an invaluable asset to the class. Her sunny disposition can always drive the dark- est cloud from the classroom. We are certain that her optimistic attitude will aid her in her future career. STELLA LILLIAN KEY Star Stella Simplicity, Sincerity, and Service. PRESIDENT, GLEE CLUB, '37. Stella is very musically inclined. She plays and sings well. She is one of the foremost literary students of the Senior Class. We feel sure that the future holds for her many laurels in the musical or literary world. ANNA LOU KNAPP Rooney Ann Always laughing, never sadg sometimes naughty, but never bad. BASKETBALL, '36, GLEE CLUB, '1-37. Rooney always brightens the atmosphere of any gathering. She takes part in all the activities in which the Senior Class participates. Although she has been with us for only three years, coming to us from the Dakotas, she has become a popular and eiiicient participant in the Hdoingsa' of the Seniors. 1937