Chamblee High School - Chamihan Yearbook (Chamblee, GA)

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C I-I A M I-I I A ELIZABETH TERRANCE LITTLE Betty Elizabeth Without love and laughter life is nothing. CHAIRMAN, SOCIAL COMMITTEE or CAMPUS CLUB, '37, GL!-JE CLUB, '37. Betty is another of the students who has been with us for a short time but we have all grown to love her. She has become very popu- lar because of her smile and cheerful words for everyone with whom she comes in contact. . WILLIAM H. MALONEY ..Bud,, HBHII, None but himself can be his parallel. GLEE CLUB, 'Z-57. Bud, without his practical jokes and mischievous ways, just would- n't be Bud. He has brought the class many a hearty laugh. Bud is also the best salesman, having won the award given for the best salesmanship shown among the Seniors and-can he sling his feet in the S'Buckwing Dancevl THURMAN HENDRICKS McCOY, JR. Punk 'SMack Business before pleasure. TREASURER or CLASS, '34, '35, PRESIDENT or CLASS, '36, '37. Punk is one of the most accomplished boys in the flelcl of science, raclio, television, and similar subjects, that has ever attezided Chamblee School. The members of the class feel sure that their fel- low classmate will some day be famous in the field of radio and television. We are pulling for you, Punk . HUGH M. PELFREY Rip g'Pelfrey Caesar,s dead, Cicero's zlearl, and I am not feeling well myself? Hugh is sometimes called the blacksheep of the class for he is continuously participating in some mischief. In spite of this fact his friends are numerous, both in school and outside of school. 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

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I-IAM!-IIAN MARTHA ALLENE PIERCE S'Martha HM. A. P. They only are wise who know that they know nothingf' TRACK, '35, '36, '37g GLEE CLUB, '37. Martha is our heartless Hirt but that is not her fault. She will always be remembered by the bright and friendly smile she possesses. Chamblee will lose a true friend when she leaves. RAYMOND PRESSLEY 'SPress Raymond Time wasted is existence, userl is life. GLEE CLUB, '37. Raymond is one of the most friendly members of the class of '37, He is also an exceptionally good student in all of his studies. If you wish to have something done, just let him know and he is ready and willing to do his best. DORIS ELIZABETH PURCELL Doris Elizabeth No pleasure under the sun equals that of work well done. Doris is a conscientious and serious worker in all matters pertain- ing to the welfare of the Senior Class. Success is inevitable to one who has such a determined and untiring spirit. JAMES WINFRED PURCELL J, W. Purcell 'Tis the mind that makes the body rich. PRESIDENT or F. F. A., '37q TREASURER, F. F. A., '36g STAR GEORGIA PLANTER, '36g REPRESENTATIVE T0 STATE F. F. A. CONVENTION, DELEGATE T0 NATIONAL F. F. A. CONVENTION, KANSAS CITY, ,37g WINNER 0-F DISTRICT SPEAKING CONTEST, 536g VICE-PRESIDENT STATE ORGANIZATION or F. F. A., 37, CATTLE JIIIICING TEAM, '35, '36, '37. J. W. is our most accomplished agriculturist. He has won many honors in the Future Farmer of America organization. He has been judged as one of the most outstanding 'Sfarmer boys in Georgia. The members of the Senior Class are assured of the future success of this most valuable member. 1937