Chamblee High School - Chamihan Yearbook (Chamblee, GA)

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C H A M I-I I A KATIE NELL ROBBS EKKHHC7, i'Katie Neill, When the heart dares to speak, no preparation is neederlf, Katie is one of the accomplished Home Economics students of the Senior ranks. She should have no trouble in her quest for a hushand as she is an expert cook. ROSE MARY SEALY Rose Mary Sealy Listen to others, think for yourself. GLEE CLUB, '37g BASKETBALL, '37g TRACK, '37. Rose Mary came to us this year from sunny California and brought with her a smile which is a sample of the sunshine there. She has proven herself quite a valuable addition to our group. Her Californian accent and jolly disposition combine to make quite a conversationalist of Rose Mary. CLARENCE R. SHELBY Clarence Shelby I count life just the opportunity to try the sonlls strength onf, TRACK, '37. Clarence has distinguished himself as being sometimes slow but always sure. His willing attitude towards the duties of a Senior has won him a place in the heart of each Senior. We look forward to seeing Clarence the owner of a great and prosperous grocery chain. CLAUDE C. SPRUILL Tee Ti Claud7' Character is higher than intellect. Claud is the best natured pupil of the class. His associates all admire him for his determination and ambition. Chamblee High will always remember him as one of its most ardent supporters. The Senior Class feels that through their association with Claud they have profited greatly. i937

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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

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H A M H I A N ELLENE VAUGHN Ellene,' MVaughn,' Silence is Colrlerif' Ellene is one of the quietest and neatest girls in our class. The Senior Class is only a few of her many admirers. Her unassuming manner has made her outstanding in a class such as ours. We sin- cerely hope that success will attend all your efforts, Ellene. MARTHA ANN WALLACE '5Marty Martha Let me live in a house by the side of the road and be a friend to manf' BASKETBALL, ,35, '36, '37g TRACK, '34, '35, '36, '37, Asslsr- ANT BUSINESS NIANAGER or CHAIVIHIAN, '37. Martha is an asset that any Senior Class would be proud to own. Through her literary and athletic accomplishments she has proven herself a vital part of high school activities. In whatever field Mar- tha decides to place her talents, we are sure that she will top the list. MARY ELIZABETH WARD Elizabeth Mary Life itself will be llte ultimate teacher. GL!-IE CLUB, '37, Elizabeth has a charming personality, sweet disposition, and a winning smile. She is another who is willing to do her part. If she ever has any troubles she keeps them to herself. We are sure she will recognize her high ideal in life. 9 ROBERT WARREN 0rnie Robert Allis well that ends well. ' GLEE CLUB, '37. Robert is the type of boy who can succeed if he tries. He has proven himself a valuable member of the class through his contribu- tions to the agricultural department. If success is measured by height, Robert will certainly succeed. F. A. SAVAGE UF. A.'7 Cabbage, jolly and carefree and as lazy as can be. We call F. A. the father of our class because he has been here the longest. Cabbage is a natural born horsemanfPaul Revere the second. He worries about his studies but his moments with the girls are precious. l937