Chattanooga High School - Dynamo Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1934 volume:

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Mary Elizabeth King ................Lucia Brabham Associate Literary Editor ........... .............. E vadene Turner Activit Editor y ...................... ......... Assistant Activity Editor ......... Photo Editor .......................... Senior Editor ...................... Assistant Senior Editor ...... Feature Editor ................. Art Editor .................... Assistant Art Editor ...... joke Editor ................. . ..Margaret Robertson ............Roland Selman .........Marianna Miller ...................john Bauerle ...,.....Betcy Jean Gilbert ..........Johnnie Chestnutt Ingleafo ........Gretchen Kaiser .......Caroline Brockett Boys' Athletic Editor ........ ................. E dgar jolly Girls' Athletic Editor ......... ............. A my Bauerle SnapfSl1ot Editor ............ ...................... M ark Woods Typists ....... Business Manager .................. .. Assistant Business Manager .....,.... Advertising Manager ....................... Assistant Advertising Manager ........ Dessie jenkins Raymond Burk Ruth Buchanan Nellie Kate Wallace ..........julian Wilson .......Kenneth Clarke .......Robert Newton ..........Wallace Frame Circulation Manager ..................... ....... E ugene McBrayer Special Funds Manager ............ Special Funds Committee ................. 'L .........Julius Cogswell john Bauerle .Eleanor Overend Rebecca Winzimmer 1- E v vii 1 Q Y 13 ? 2 if ff 1 The Tvvehiq-second volume of The- geurbooli published bg The Senior Class of Chuiicinooqci High School Z T K xi Foreword if The pages bound within this book Once were blank-entirely bare- But we have lived, and as we look We'l1 find school memories printed there. In days to come we'1l turn each page And once again live and dwell On memories that will never age- Refliving what these pages tell. Xi Q 3 fx Table 0 f Content: '55' FACULTY CLASSES SENICR JUNIOR SCPHCMCRE ORGANIZATIONS MUSIC ATHLETICS MILITARY FEATURES DRAMATICS CALENDAR ADS 44 fi' S ? 'X In appreciation of neriogoi service To our class, We dedicate fhis, The 1334 ediiion of The Dynamo To our Sponsor, miss Iiiarqaref O'GYC1dij i 'jf' ay I sf ' - X A 1 1 ' 1. yy ZEN H Q f . 5 ADMINISTRATION Superintendent-W. T. ROBINSON Commissioner-W. E. WILKERSON Principal-C. F. BATES, JR. Asst. Principal-E. E. HARRIS A - TT N - 'V r T TT I 4 3 MR. T. H. MGMILLAN ENGLISH A.B.: M.A. Peabody Chattanooga 'W PM ' I U L C. , MISS GOLDIE BARON ENGLISH, GERMAN, SPANISH A.B. Chattanooga MR. STANTON E. SMITH MATHEMATICS A.B. Denison University MISS ANNBTTA TRIMBLE MATHEMATICS A.B. Chattanooga PI-LD. Western College L. LITT. Z, ashington X Peabody MR. W. P. SELCER COMMERCIAL Terrill College MISS MARGARET O'GRADY MATHEMATICS A.B. Chattanooga ENGLISH, MATHEMATICS MR. YARNELL BARNES CoAcH, HISTORY B.S. University of Chattanooga -QC I 10 ,Q f 'I I Z MISS ELIZABETH BATTLE FRENCH A.B. Miami, Florida MR. L. B. BENDER INDUSTRIAL ARTS B.S. Chattanooga MR. BARNETTE I. SERVICE ENGLISH, DRAMATICS A.B. University of Texas American Academy of Dramatic Arts MRS. C. V. SWEARENGIN -Q MR. PAUL LONG HISTORY A.B. Chattanooga M.A. University of North Carolina MISS IOSEPHINE HAMILTON HISTORY A.B. Ohio Wesleyan University MISS KATHERINE WILKEY SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITINII A.B. Chattanooga, Degree in Music MISS ETHEL WOODS COM MERCML MATHEMATICS A.B. University of Illinois A.B. Chattanooga X 1. l . MISS RUTH SCHOLZE SECRETARY MRS. EDWIN WOODWORTH HISTORY, SPANISH A.B. Chattanooga MISS SARAH STA SELL ENGLISH A.B. Agnes Scott MISS NINA HUTTON BIBLE 11? MISS MARIAN CONNELLY SPANISH 4 A.B. Chattanooga LIEUT. ROBERT PROCTOR MILITARY Army School MISS JOSEPHINE HAMILTON A.B. HISTORY Ohio Wesleyan University COL. IRA SUMMERS Bible Institute, Los Angeles Cb' B-'-ND Richmond Training School f Fifg,3Q3Q,Er X O , , , i 12 MISS MARY RUTH HALL Music B.M. Cincinnati School of Music MRS. E. W. WHIPS L1nnA1uAN Columbia University MISS NINA PARKS Domzsrlc Anrs A.B. Maryville N , MISS BETTY BATES MATHEMATICS B.S. Martha Washington MR. W. P. HENDRIX SPANISH University of Alabama MRS. H. M. COLLIE CAFBTERIA MANAGER x x N 'X MISS BEATRICE CHANDLER MR. HUGH C UGH ENGLISH Bssclij C ,ll A.B. Wesleyan College ' ' a e Columbia University f 515 , f- 13 N MR. I. M. PUCKETT COACH, HISTORY B.S. University of Chattanooga MR. S. N. HAMIC Hxsronv A.B. Mercer College MISS BESS V. DAUD Hom: Economics U iversity of Chicago AMXALEQ. MR. R. K. HUDGINS Scmr-:cn A.B.g B.S.g M.A.g Science, Union University, Peabody Q Q MISS EMMA OWENS ART St. Louis School of Fine Arts, Columbia MISS MARGARET FBRGER LATIN Wellesly, Massachusetts IVIRS. JEAN SWEETLAND SCIENCE B.S. Brockville, Canada MISS SADIE MAGILL B.S. Physical Education Agnes Scott, Columbia ILQSQXAH ff 'X 14 S I ir? -'ef A I N-I X 0 G5 fx 'Q -J N A SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS HORACE HAMBY, President MISS MARGARET O'GRADY, Sponsor KENNETH CLARKE, ViC8'PT8SidC1lt MARY ELIZABETH KING, Secretary NORVAN CLARK, Treasurer X X315 M 18 KA RL ANDREWS Maroon and White '32 '33g Band '32 '33g Kodd Club 's4. MARY CATHARYNE ALLISON Bible Club '32g junior Girls' Athletic Club '33g Baseball '33g Valley Ball '33g Basketball '335 Girls' Glee Club '33g Commercial Club 'Hg Student Council '34. HAYES BROWN Band '32 '33 '34g Library Staff '32g Maroon and White '33g Junior Rgd Cross '34g Boys' Hi'Y '34. MARY CATHERINE BOWERS Bible Club 'J2 '33 'Hg French Club '33 '34g Ar! Club '33: Girls' HifY '33 '34g Secretary Kodak Club '34g Masquers' Club '34, 1 VIVIAN ALLEN Secretary Junior Class '33g lun' ior Athletic Club President 33: Senior Athletic Club President 'Hg Glee Club '33 '34 President 'Hi Girl Reserves '32 '33g Maswers Club '33 '34g Maroon and hite '34g Band Sponsor 'Ng Gym Cap- tain '34g Gym Exhibition '32 '3-4: Volley Ball '32 '33 '34: Basketball '32 '33 '34g Track '32 '34g Tennis '32 '34g Baseball '32 '34g Stunt Nite '32 '34g Girls' Athletic Coun- cil '34g Drill Squad '32 '33. FREDBRIC BOYE Entered '34g Archery Club '34. CAROLYN BROCKETT Girl Reserves '32g Shakespeare Club 'JZ '33g Spanish Club '32 '33g The Whole Town's Talking '33g Junior Girls' Athletic Club '33g Senior Girls' Athletic Club Hg Home Economics Club 'Hz Dynamo '34. JAMES BOSS QX 19 is I HARRY BONNEY Sergeants' Club '33g Hikers' Club '33g Maroon and White '33g Oili- cers' Club '34g Science Club '34g Junior Red Cross '34. Ek. AMY BAUERLE Girl Reserves '32 '33 '34 Treasf urer '33 Vice-President '34g Ma' roon and White '32 '33g Band '33 345 Girls' Band Captain '33 '34g National High School Band Con- test '33g Bible Club '32g Shakes' peare Club '32g Athletic Club '32 33 '34g Basketball '33 '34g Volley Ball '32 '33 'ug Baseball '33 'ug Gym Exhibition '32g Girls' Glee Club '32g Mas uers' Club '34g G. Y. M. '34g Dynamo Staif '34g Girls' Athletic Letter '33 '34g Stunt Nite '34. BETTY BUSH Stunt Nite '34. EVADENE TURNER Girl Reserves '32 '33 '34, Vice-President '33, President '34g Girls' Drill S uad '32 '34, Leader '34g Gym Exlxibition '32g French Club '32 '33g Stunt Nite '33 '34g Maroon and White, Associate Edi- tor '33g Bible Club '33g Tennis Club '33g Junior Girls' Athletic Club '33g G.Y.M. Secretary '34g Bankers' Club and Bank Auditor '34g Student Council Song Leader 'Hg Dynamo, Associate Literary Editor '34g Gym Captain '34g Na' tional Honor Society '34t Battalf ion Sponsor '34g Honor Student '34. .7 1 ELAINE BAKER Bible Club '3l '32g Commercial Club '32 '33g Kodak Club '33 '34, HARRY BRODY Science Club '33 '34g Football '33 '34, JUANITA BOSTAIN Shakespeare Club '33 '34: Mas' auers' Club '34g Home Economics lub '34. JOHN BAUERLE National Honor Society '34g Band '32 '33 '34g Saxophone Band '32g Stunt Nite '32g Maroon and White '32 '33 Assistant Business Man- ager '33g Senior Editor Dynamo '34g Student Council '33 '34g Science Club '32g Boys' HifY '32 '33 '343 Shakespeare Club '33g Spanish Club '33g The Taming of the Shrew '33g Masquers' Club '34g Delegate and Charter Member of Southern Association of Student Government '33g National High School Band Contest '33g Peanut Staff 'Mg State Band Contest '32. GLC,- - IRENE BULL Sophomore Athletic Club '32g junior Athletic Club '33g Senior Athletic Club '343 Girls' Glee Club '32g Masquers' Club '33 '34g Girl Reserves '32 '33 '34g Shakespeare Club '32g Commercial Club '34: Art Club '32 '33g Maroon and White '321 Tumblers '32 '33g Girl Scouts '32 '33 '34g Girls' Drill Squad '32 '33 '3-ig MY Circus '33. JOHN BARRY Shakespeare Club '32g Stunt Nite '32 '33 '34g Junior Red Cross '32 '34g Boys' Double Quartette '3Zg Boys' Glee Club '32g Boys' I 'Ii'Y '32g Sergeant Club '33p Stage Crew '33g Masquers' Club '33g Ofbcers' Club '34g First Lieutenant '34. PAULINE BROWN RUTH BUCHANAN Dynamo StaH ' 3 4. I LUCIA BRABHAM Science Club '32 '33g Girls' Hi-Y '32 Vice President '33 President '34g Girls' Drill Squad '3Zg French Club '33 '3-15 Times Page '33 'Hg Student Council '34g National Honor Society '33 '34g Literary Ed- itor of Dynamo '34g Senior Ring Committee '34g Shakespeare Play Property Manager '33g Masquers' Club 'Hg Orientation Committee '34. HERBERT BATES Shakespeare Club '33: Spanish Club '33 '34g Kodak Cluh '32g Band '32 '33g National Band Con' test '33: State Band Contest '32' Stunt Nite '34g Boys' Hi'Y '32' Science Club '33, ' VIRGINIA LEE BRYAN Bible Club '32g Home Economics ,Club '32 'Hg Science Club '32g Masquers' Club '34g Kodak Club '34g junior Debating Club '34. MAURINE BOYD Art Club '32 '33 '343 Bible Club '34. - R MYRTLE CANNON Spanish Club :32 '33g Kodak Club '33g Bible Club '32 '33g Jun- ior Girls' Athletic Club '33g Sen' ior Girls' Athletic Club 'Hg Home Economics Club '34g Gym Exhibi' tion '32. JULIUS GOULD COGSWELL Sergeants' Club President '33g Ollicers' Club 'Hg Student Council '34g Captain of Company A 'Hg National Honor Society Vice-Presb dent '33 '34 Maroon and White 'fllggpecial l-binds Chairman Dyna' mo 4. INEZ CALDWELL Home Economics Club '33g Com- mercial Club '33 '34 Vice-Pres. '31 President Hg G. Y. M. 'Hg Girl Reserves 34. QQ, I SUE COOK Girl Reserves '32' Shakespeare Club '32g Hiking Club 'Mg Junior Girls' Athletic Club '33- Senior Girls' Athletic Club 'Hg Girls' Ex- hibition Drill '33g Bible Club 'JL gn. Y, RAYMOND F. BURK National Honor Society '3'3 '34g Sergeants' Club '33g Officers Club '34g Hon. Member Commercial Club 'Hg Science Club '32g Typist Dynamo '34. MARY SUE CATE Art Club '32g Gym Exhibition .325 Girls' Hi-Y '32 '33 '34g Ko' dak Club '33: Girls' Glee Club 'Hg Masquers' Club '34. JACK HAMILTON CLARK Junior Red Cross '34g Kodak Club '33g Stamp Club '34g Nature Club '3Zg Boys' HifY '32 '33 '34g Science Club '33g Home Room Cheer Leader '34g Spanish Club '34 Vice President '34g Sergeants' Club '33g Officers' Club '34. H MARY RUTH CATRON Handicraft Club '32g Home, Eco- nomics Club '33 'Hg Kodak Club 'IHQ Junior Play '33g Shakespeare l Club '33 's-14 Girl Reserves 'am l 54 ljlq X 22 4 'I u MILDRED COUNTS Sponsor Co. B3 Stunt Nite '34g Masquers' Club '34g Art Club '34g Shakespeare Club '34g G.Y.M '34. HERMAN COLQUITTE Band '31 '32 '33 '34g Orchestra '31 '32 '33 '34g String Ensemble '31 '32g Woodwind Quintet '32 '33 '34. MARY WILLARD CARR Bible Club '32g Art Club '32g Shakespeare Club '32g Science Club '32g xirl Reserves '32 '33g Times Stall' 32 '33 '34 Associate Editor '34g Home Economics '34g junior Red Cross '33g Drill Squad '3J5 Gym Exhibition '32. EVELYN CLINE Times Page '33 '34g Spanish Club 33 '34g Maroon and White '32 335 junior Red Cross '31 '32. 47 KENNETH CLARKE Maroon and White '32 '33 '34 Asst. Advertising Manager '31 Bus- iness Markger '33g Library Staff '33 '34 Vice-President '34g Stu- dent Marshall '34g Assistant Busi- ness Manager Dynamo '34g A.U.G. President '33g Boys' Hi-Y '32 '33 '34 Hi-Y Training Camp '32g HifY Conference Delegate '33 '34 l li'Y Council Re ortcr '34g Science Club '32 '33g lvljasquers' Club '34Q Ser- geants' Club '33 '3-ig Bankers' Club 34g Stunt Nite '3Zg Shakespeare Club '32 '33 'Hg The Taming of the Shrew '33g Vice-President Senior Class '34- Student Council '33g Delegate and Charter Member gouthern Asgriciation of Student overnment 'SQA MARY SUE CARTWRIGHT Girl Reserves '32 '33 '34g Drill Honor Squad '32g Gym Exhibition '32g Drill Squad '33g Athletic Club '32g Shakespeare Club '33g Kodak Club '33g Home Room Chairman '343 S anish Club President '34: itiinior Red Cross '34 Treasurer '34: asquers' Club '33g Maroon and White '33g Stunt Nite '34. D C I NORVON CLARK President MidfYear Class '3lg President Sophomore Class '32g President junior Class '33g Presi- dent Masquers' Club '34g Business Manager of Junior Play '33g Ser- geant! Club '33g Oflicera' Club '34g ys' HifY '31 '32 '33g Treasurer Senior Class '34g Student Council '31 '32 '33 '34 Vice-President '33 President '34g Home Room Repre' sentative '34g Sophomore Stunt 325 Lieutenant '34: Swimming Team '31 '32g Sponsor Girls' Gym Class '32 '33: andbook Committee '31 '32g Bulldogs '32g Standard Banner Band '32g Sergeant '32 '33g Ma- roon and White '31g Dynamo '34g Stunt Nite '34.M I AUBREY COPLAN Times Stall' '32 '33 '34g Maroon and White '32g Shakespeare Club '32 '33g junior Red Cross '32 '33g Science Club '32g Masquers' Club '34g Tennis Tournaments and Club '32 '33 '34. .Q f X l 23 HUGH DE LUCE Shakespeare Club '34g Science Club '33 '34g Maroon and White '33g Nature Club '32. 'wu- HOPE DAVIES Cheer Leader '33g Swimming Team '32g Sergeant Club '33g Ollie cers' Club '344 Captain R.O.T.C. '34g Science Club '32g Masaluers' Club '33 '34g Maroon and bite '33g Stunt Nite '33 '34g Junior Play '33g Gym Sponsor '34. QW. ,IOSEPHINE DAVIS Science Club '32g Handicraft Club '33g Shakespeare Club '34. CONRAD DUKE Band '31 '32 '33 'Hg Glee Club '31 '32g C.H.S. Chorus '31 '32 '33g Maroon and White '32g Ser- geants' Club '33: ln the Days of Good Queen Bess '3l. MILDRED CLARKE Commercial Club '32 '33 '34g Home Economics Club '33 '34g Shakespeare Club '33 '34, JOHNNIE CHESTNUTT Stunt Nite '32g Maroon .and White Stall' '33g Hiking Club ,331 The Whole Towns Talghl .33: Senior Girls' Athletic lub 343 G. Y. M. '34g Dynamo '34: Glee Club '32 '33 '34g National Honor Society '34g Class Poet '34. ISABELLE CRUTCHFIELD President of Hiking Club '33g Basketball '32 '33 '34g Baseball '32 '33 '34: Volley Ball '32 '33 '34g Track '33 '34g junior Girls' Ath- letic Club '33g Senior Girls' Ath- letic Club '34g Shakespeare Club '3'3g Bible Club '34- Gym Exhibi- tion '32g Drill Squad '32g Girl Ref sgiives '32g Tennis 'Hg Pyramids LOUISE DAVIS Student Council '34g Science Club 'Hg Shakespeare Club '32 '33 '34g Bible Club '32 '33g Home Economics Club '32 '33 '34g Glee Club '32 '34: Girl Reserves '34' Masquers' Club '33g Maroon and White '33g G.Y.M. '34: National Honor Society '34. 4, 2 .Z X ,-in 24 DALLAS DICKERSON Science Club '33g OEcer in glide Club '34g Shakespeare Club CLIFFORD DUDLEY Shakes are Club '32 '33: iSer' eants' Glixb '33g Science Club '33g Libra Stall 'Mg Olicers' Club '34g gaazin Company BQ National Honor iety '34. MIRIAM EDELSTEIN Maroon and White '32g Junior Red Cross '33 '34: Muqkuers' Club '34g Stunt Nite '32 '33 343 G.Y.- M. '34g Student Council '34g Na- tional Honor Society '34. OW, ELIZABETH DB mms Bible ,Club '32g Commercial Club '33 '34g Kodak Club '34g Nature Club '34, KATHARINE DECKER Science Club '32g Gym Exhibi- ,tion '32g Times Page '33: G.Y.M. '34g Mas uers' Club '34g Shakes' Peare Cla '34g Student Council 34. SARA LOIS DENT Secretary Mid-Year Clan '3lg Vice-President Sophomore Class '3lg Gym Exhibition '3lg Maroon and White '32 '33 Editorfin-Chief '33g Student Council '33 '34 Secretary '34g National Qlonor Society '33' '34 Treasurer 33 '34g Bankers' Club '33 '34 Treasurer '33 '34g G.Y.M. '34g Girls' l'li'Y '34: Stunt Nite '34: Editor-in-Chief Dynamo '34. DAVID ELDRIDGE Bible Club '30 '3lg Football Man- ager '31 '31 '33g Basketball '32 '33 '34g Slgkegpeaise Club '323 Letter- ' '3 '34. man s u .Die ' jf 1' S EVANS ome omics Club '3 ' le C4 b 3 4g Spanish l '33 , cgi fl W , ! 'X JANE FERGUS Secretary Science Club '32g Times Page '32 '33 '34g G.Y.M. '33 '34 President '34g President of Home Room '34g Masquers' 'Club '34g Stunt Nite ciety '34. '34g National Honor So- MILDRED B. BURTON Bible Club '32 '33 '34g Spanish Club '34g Shakespeare Club '33: Bible Honor Roll '32g Home Eco- nomics Club '32. EUGENE FORWALTER Art Club '32 '33 '3-13 Shakes- peare Club '33 '343 Boys' HifY '33g. Junior Red Cross '32g Science Club '32g Maroon and White '33g Times Staff '33. MARJORIE CARSON Volley Ball Team '32 '33 Captain '33g Basketball Team Captain '32 '33g Baseball Team Captain '32- '33g Track Tea Hiking Club ' Club '34g Girl Captain '32 '33g Senior Athletic HAROLD FARRAR Sergeants' Club '33g Band '32 '33 '34g Shakespeare Club '33g Boys HifY '32 C33. MARGARET EVA FARMER Commercial Club '32 '33: Home Economics Club '32 '33g Shakes' peare Club '32 '33g Girl Reserves '32 '333 G.Y.M. '33 '342 Mas- quers' Club '34. BLANCHE E. FINLEY Shakespeare Club '32g Spanish Club '34g Art Club '32 '33 '34g Masquers' Club '33 '34. EDWARD PARKS Lettermen's Club '31, '32, '33, '34. ,f S N ELIZABETH FOWLER Spanish Club '33 '34, Shakes' peare Club '33g Art Club '33g An Club '33g Bible Club '33, Timer Staff '34, MARIAN GOLDSTEIN ' Maroon and White '37, '33' Red Cross '33 '34 President '34, Slxalres- peare Club '33, Times Page '34. B0-Zrf. ' SADIE GREEN Maroon and White '32g Bible Club '33: Corresponding Secretary of A.U.G. Club '33g Group Cap' tain of Bible Club '34. EA YDER Bible Club 5 eants' Club '33g 0 cers' b '34g Winner of Compet 'e l '32g Stunt Nite f'-1. EARL FREEMAN Glee Club '33 '34, Junior Red Cross '33 '34g Science Club 'Hg Sergeants' Club '33g Harmonica Club 'Hg Stunt-Niue '33 '34. BETTY GENE GILBERT Treasurer of Class '32 '33g Na- tional Honor Society '33 '34, Stu' dent Council 'Hi Assistant Senior Editor Dynamo 345 Maroon and White '32 '33: HifY '33 '34: Drill Squad '34, Stunt Nite '32 '33, French Club '33 '34, BEN FRANKLIN Band '32, '33, '34g Orchestra '32, '33, '34g String Quartette '32. '33, '34g Stunt Nite, '34. ANNA GRACE GREENE,- Bible Club '32 '33 'Hg Shakes- peare Club '33 'Hg Muquers' Club '335 Nature Club '34, Girl Reserva 32. ff, -L an -JC 27 N NADINE HARRELL I Hiking Club '33g Home Economf ics Club '33. JACK HALL Science Club '37.g Maroon and White '32 '33g Shakespeare Club '33g Masquers' Club 'Hg Com- mercial Club '34g Spanish Club '34. LOUISE HARRIS Art Club '32 '33 '34g Secretary- Treasurer '33g Girls' Hi-Y '32' 33 Secretary '33g Commercial Club 9 It ALLYNE HATCHER Sophomore Athletic Club 'J2: junior Athletic Club 'Hg Senior Athletic Club 'Hg Girls' Hi-Y '33 '34. HARRY GARNBR Maroon and White '32 '33g Bas- ketball '32 '33g Shakes are Club '32 '33 '34g Boys' Hi-ge'32 '33q Req Ci-oss34'32g Stunt Nice 'Hg VIIIIOD 0 Ulm.. VIRGINIA HARRIS Maroon and White '32g Gym Exhibition '32g junior Girls' Athf letic Club '33g Shakespeare Club '33g Girls' Hi-Y '33 '34g Spanish Club '34g Bible Club '34. WILBUR HIXON BILL HOBACK Boys' Hi-Y '32 '33g Sergeants' Club '33g Stunt Nite '33g Oihcers' Club '34g Maroon and White Stalf '33g S anish Club '33g Treasurer of Stuciznc Council '34g First Lieu' tenant 'Hz Science Club '34, 5 47 S , ..,,u,J X 'wr 1 X 1 ' T I Zi! an , 28 HORACE HAMBY Boys' Hi-Y '33g Sergeant-Major 'Hg Vice-President Sergeants' Club '34g VicefPresident junior Class '33g President Senior Class 'Mg Student Council 'Hg Sponsor of Gym Class '34. FRANCES GUEST Commercial Club '32 'Hi Shakespeare Club '32 '33 'J4g Home Economics Club '33 'IHC G.Y.M. '33 '34 Treasurer '34: Girl Reserves '34g Gym Exhibition '325 Drill Squad '32 '34g Kodak Club '33. FRANKLIN HAHN Shakespeare Club .'33g Oilicers' Club '34g Lieutenant '34. ERIN HANLIN Shakespeare ,Club '32 'Hg Home Economics Club '32 '33g Maroon and White '32 '33 Feature Editor ' '33g G.Y.M. 'IHQ Sdence Club '33 , 34 1 1 LW , ELEANOR GREENE ' Girl Reserves '32 'Hg Stunt Nite '32 'Hg junior Girl Ath- letics '33g Art Club '32g Glee i Club 'Hg Senior Girls' Athletics 13145 Homeclbiaonomics Club '34g ' ' HN X asquers u 3 XUILL. WALLACE FRAME Student Council '34: Chairman House and Grounds 'Hg Boys' Hi-Y '32, Treasurer '33 VicefPresident '33g Treasurer of Ollicers' Club 'Hg Bankers' Club '34p Asst. Adver- tising Manaie: Dynamo 'Hg lst Lieut. and ader of Crack Pla- toondih On Senior Ring Commit' tee . FRANCES HOGE Home Economics Club '32 '33: ,Bible Club 734g Girl Reserves '34. EMIL GRIMM Archery Club '34. 1 5 29 is J. VANCE HOLDAM Boys' HifY '32 '33 State and District Representative '33g Science Club '33g Student Council '34g Na' tional Honor Society '33 '34 Presi- dent '34g Sergeants' Club '33g Olfa- cers' Club '34g Masquers' Club '33 '34g The Whole Town'a Talking '33g First Lieutenant R.O.T.C. '34g Stunt Nite '32 '33 '34, lnterlocter 'Hg junior Debating Team '33g Boys' Glee Club '32g Boys Double Quartette '32g Sponsor Girls' Gym Class '34. LOUISE HOLDAM Bible Club '32g Shakespeare Club '32 '33 Treas. '33g Taming of the Shrew '33g Senior Girls' Athletic Club 'Hg Gym Captain 'Hg Drill Squad '32 '33 'Hg Capt. of Drill Squad 'Hg Masquers' Club '33g G.Y.M. '33. MARY ELEANOR HON Band '32 '33 '34g Maroon and White '33g Red Cross '34g French Club '34g Art Club '31 '33 '34. 'Qjl N ARTHUR H. JONES Archery Club '34 President '34 Hiking Club '33: Kodak Club '33 Shakespeare Club '32g Band '32 '33 '34g Stunt Nite '32g Swim ming Team '32, y 1, .i I - A Qqzu.. v..a,4.g,'-. , ' I Q s iw SEISEL N. JONAKIN Harmonica Club '32 '33 '34, LUCIBEL FRASER JOHNSON Shakespeare Club '32 '33g Bible Club '33 '34. EDGAR LEE JOLLY Boys' Hi-Y '33g Sergeanta' Club '33 '34 President '34g Basketball '33 '34g Pep Squad '33g Dynamo '34g Student Council 'Hg Home Manager Junior Play '33g Masquers Club '33 '34g Letterrnen'n Club '34g Class Prophet 'Mg National Honor Society '34, ,b sf' ' p more Athletic Club '3lg J mr Athletic Club 323 Bible Club '3lg Home Room Basketball and Baseball'Capcain '3lg Shakes' peare Club '3lg Home Economics Club '3Ig G.Y.M. '34g Honorary Home Economic: Club '34. NW. Massey JACKSON PENELOPE JONES Girl Reserves '32 '33: Shakes- peare Club '32g Girls' HifY '33 345 French Club '34g Athletic Club '34g G.Y.M. '34. ISADORE J AFF E Football '33 '34g Glee Club '32 '33g Handicraft .Club '32g. Science Club '32g Archery Club 34. .ggwjf X LOUISE HORNE Maroon and White '33g Shakes- peare Club '3Jg Bible Club '34. KATHRYN JOHNSON We Shakespeare Club '32 '33: Kodak glub Bible Club '34g Girl couu . Bat' .Y X ll W- N- JONES MARY NELLE JOHNSON Harmonica Club '32 '33 '34 Vice- Bible Club '32 '343 Shakespeare President '34. Club '33, mwmm I .I f D DESSIE JENKINS M d Wlfte '31 '32 '33 C ': 6 D Asa:roE:r'cl:dl1ge Ezlitor '32, Ex- Qvgx change Editor '33g Bible Club '3l '32 '33g A.U'.Cf.' Club President EILEBN JO AN 331 Gym Elhlbmon 11 -321 An mme Club 'az 'sag An Club 'ss Club 'ng Library Stall' '31 'sz 'as - . - - , '34 President '34g Times Editor 'H' hbnry SMH 34 '34g Masquen' Club '345 Girls' Hi-Y '33 '34g Dynamo '34g Second Prize in lntemational Peace Essay Contest '33g Kodak Club '33g Na- tional Honor Society '34. -Qbjr.. MARY ELIZABETH KING G.Y.M. '34g Girls' Hi-Y '33 '34g Girl Reserves '32g Maroon and VM Kfzmf wma 'sz 'ss Am. Editor 'asa Sergeant: Club 33 344 Letter- Dynamo Asn. Editor '34s seen, man's Club 'Hg Student Council wry of junior C1353 '33: Seq-gary .342 sh'k5'PCU' Cl'-'P '343 ,OV of Senior Clan 'Hg Bankers' Club chestra '33 34g Class Lawyer 34. -33 34: M,,q,,,,-,' Club seen, H 5K , tary'Treasurer '34g National Honor 'Q Society 's4. GRETCHEN KAISER Secretary-Treasurer Athletic Club 33g Art Club '32 '33 Vice-Presi' dent '32 President '33: Volley Ball MARGARET, KENNEDY '33g Baseball '33g Basketball '33- Track '33g Art Editor Maroon and Shakespeare Club '33g Bible Club White '32 '33g Assistant Art Editor '34g Junior Red Cross '34. Dynamo 'Hg Junior Red Cross '33 '34g Masqrren' Club '34g School lgelegate to Red Cross Council '33 ' 4. 'k 32 FRANCES N KUNKLB Enzered '34, Shakespeare Club '34, Girl Ruervea 'J4. CHARLES KNOX junior Red Cross '32, '33, '34, Oliicers' Club '33. ELLEN KINSEY G.Y.M. '34. LOUISE KEMP Q TED KILLOUGH BELLE KRB33 Times Page '34, French Club '33 '34, Maroon and Whice 32 '33, Shakupeln Club '33 '34, G.Y.M. '34. ED KRICHBAUM 'Q At, VIRGINIA BROOKS Z' - .iii GLENN LINER Secretary Sophomore Class '32g Bankers' Club '33 '34g Vice-Presif dent '34g Asst. Bookstore Manager 'Hg Bank Manager '34g junior Red Cross '32g Masquers' Club '34g Sergeants' Club '33 Sergeant '33g First Lieutenant '34g Olhcers' Club '34g Sports Editor Maroon and White '33g Boys' Hi-Y '33 '34 Vice-President 'Hg Stunt Nite '32 S3 'Hg Chairman Ring and Pins mmittee '34, WILLIAM LANGFORD MARGARET MAE LOARD Home Economics Club '33 '34 Junior Girls' Athletic Club '33 Senior Girls' Athletic Club '34 lgrill Squad 'Hg Art Club 32 '31 ' 4. RICHARDIA MARTIN Shakespeare .Club '32g Girls Hi-Y '33 '34g Home Economi. Club '33: Masquers' Club '34g Na ture Club '34g Junior Red Cros '34: Glee Club '34g The Whol- Town's Talking '33. .2 LUCILLE McCASKILL Junior Red Cross '33g G.Y.M. 343 Home Economics Club '34.Vu CLAIRE LICHTENSTETTER Commercial Club '31 '32g Shakes' peare Club '31 '32 '33 '34g Girls' Athletic Association '31 '37, '33: Spanish Club '32 '33 '34g Girls' Exhibition Drill '3l '32g Drill Squad '32g Nature Club '3lg Sci- ence Club '32: Home Economics Club 'sz '33 'ug Stunt Nite 'amy-L1 ROBBIE MARSH RICHARD LYNN Shakespeare Club '32g Maroon and White Staff '32 '33g Bulldogs '33 '34 Secretary and Treasurer '33 President '34g Science Club. Ma- roon and White Representative '33:' Bankers' Club 'Hg National Honor Society '34. 7 1 Y v K I 3 ' 4 -5 1 '-'IisTif1f1!.rl , ' I: ' do . 34 S HAZEL LLOYD Basketball Team '32g junior Girls' Athletic Club '33g Senior Girls' Athletic Club '34g Bible Club '34g Valley Ball '32g Bible Club '34g Maaquers' Club '34g Gym Exhibi- tion '32 '33 '34g Biology Club '32g Shakespeare Club '34. SARAH HOLT LODER Girl Reserves '32 '33 'Hg Sci' ence Club '33g Kodak Club '33: Drill Squad '33 '34g G.Y.M. 'Hg Shakespeare Club '32, OPHELIA LOVE Girl Reserves '32 '33 '34g Ma' roon and White '32 '33: Masquera' Club 'Hg G.Y.M. '34g Gym Ex' hibition '3Zg Secretary Shakespeare Club '34g Sganish Club '34g Drill Squad '33g lee Club '34. DOROTHY REID LAWSON Kodak Club '32 '33g Girl Re- asigvea '33 '34g Masquers' Club '33 x N LILA DUKE MOORE Spanish Club '32 '33 '34g Home 1, Economics Club '33 '34g Girls' Athletic Club '33 '34: Gym Bxhibif tion '32g Basketball '34g Sh eapeare 'P' Club '33g Stunt Nite '34. ,Lt MARTHA LUCILE LEWIS Home Economics Club '32 '33g Art Club '33g Bible Club 'Hg Drill Squad '34. JEWETI' EDWARDS EUGENE McBRAYER Bankers' Club '32 '33 '34g Book-- atore Manager '33 '34g Bible Club '32g Dynamo Circulation Manager '343 Commercial Club '32: Mal- quera' Club '34, 1 ,EEELX .1 GEORGE M. MCMILLIAN Entered '13g Boys Hi-Y '33 '34 Vice'President '34g Student Council '34g Oihcers' Club '34g National Honor Society '34. JOSEPH MURRAY Red Cross '33 'Hg Boxing Tour- nament '34g Stunt Nite '34.QL, MAE BELLE MARTIN Bible Club '32g Girls' Glee Club '32 '33g junior Red Cross '33g Girl Reserves 'Hg Masquers' Club 'Hg '34g Home Economics. Club 'a JACK MACNAB Boys' HifY '33g Nature Club '34. ,.7 MARTHA O'KELLEY Bible Club '34. MARIANNA MILLER Student Council '34g Maroon and White '33g French Club '34g Gym Exhibition '32g G.Y.M. '34q Basket' ball '32 '33 '34g Vollev Ball '32 '33 '34g Girl Reserves '32g Dynamo '34. MARY MARGARET MILLER Shakespeare Club '32 '33 '34g Girl Reserves '37, '33g Athletic'As- sociation '33g Stunt Nite '32g Span- ish Club '34g Junior Red Cross 'Hg Girls' Exhibition Drill '32g Maroon and White '32g Stun: Nite '34. MARY MINTON Home Economics Club '32g Jun' ior Girls' Athletic Club '33: Sci- ence Club '333 Shakespeare Club '34 BURTON MULLENIX MANNING MEACHAM Boyl' Hi-Y i32 '33 '34 Secretary 'Hg Sergeants' Club '33g Oicera' Club '34. . -,J i... 1 X . CATHERINE Micl-ITON Girl Reserve! '31 '34g Basket' ball '32 '33 '34g Volley Ball '32 '33 '34: Track '32 '33 '34: Bue- ball '32 '33 '34g Tennis Touma- ment '32 '33 '34g Gym Exhibition '32g Junior Girls' Athletic Club '33g junior Red Crou '33g Science Club '33g Band '33 'Hg National Band Contest '3Jg Girls' Band '33 '34g French Club '341 Senior Girls' Athletic Club '34g Y Circus '33. VlRGlNlA MILLER BERNICE ISABEL MITCHELL Shakespeare Club '32 '33g Bible Club '33g Orchestra '31 '32 '33. BETTY MARTIN Girl Reserves '32 '33 '34 Sec- retary '34g Shakespeare Club '37.g Junior Red Crou '33g French Club 343 G.Y.M. '34g Gym Exhibi- tion '32g Girls' Drill Squad '33g Girls' Glee Club '34g Stunt Nite '34. MARCUERITE MEYER Commercial Club '32 '34g Ma' roon and White '33g Shakespeare Club '34g Student Council '34g National Honor Society '34. Urn, Shk Clb '32 '33 '34: ,1.,..:'m:..ic.u Cm., HAYMORB MCARTHUR G.Y.M. '34, I CMT f ' I X Y-3.3-TQLFI g 1.55 R V lg-Q EDNA MCAMIS Girl Reserves '31 '34g Sophomore Athletic Club '32g Gym Exhibi- tion '32g junior Athletic Club '33g Drill Squad '33 '34g Bible Club '34g Senior Athletic Club '34: Stunt Nite '32 '33 '34g Sponsor '33, JUANITA MILLER Maroon and White '32g Art Club '32 '33 '34g Girls' Athletic Club '32 '33 '34g Girl Reserves '32g Spanish Club '33 '34g Bible Club 343 G.Y.M. '34g Shakes' peare Club '33g Stunt Nite-'34g Gym Exhibition '32g Song Leader '34g Secretary Spanish Club '34g Vice-President Girls' Athletic Club '32g Masquers' Club '34, PEARL NASH Commercial Club '33 '34 ALMA NICHOLAS Maroon and White '33g Bible Club '34g French Club '33 '34 Shakespeare Club '34. f he, S N NADINE O'NEAL Bankers' Club '32 '33 '34g Jun' ior Red Cross '34. EUGENE E. JOHNSTON Officers' Club '33g Captain '33g Lcttermen'n Club '33g Football '31 '33: Baseball '31 '34. WILLARD HAMMOND Lettermen's Club '33 '34g Basket- ball '33 '34 All-City '33g Captain EDNA DRAKE WILLIAM ,IERNIGAN Bible Club '31 '32 '33g Ser-, geants' Club '32 '33g'Science Clubl, - 32 '33g Spanish Club '32 '33. U CHARLES MORRIS S aniah Club 'Hg Sergeant: Club 'Hg Kodak Club '33g cicnce Club '33g Hi'Y '32 '33g Red Crou GROSS DOROTHY PARKS Girls' Athletic Auociation '31: Volley Ball '32 '33 '34: Baseball '32 '33 '34: Balletball '32 '33 '34Q Track '33 '34g Tennis Toumament '33 'Hg Girl Reserve: '32g Gym Exhibition '31: Drill Squad '33: Junior Girls' Athletic Association 33g Senior Girls' Athletic Associa- tion '34g Shakespeare Club '33: Hiking Club '33g C '33 'Sh G.Y.M. '34g junior Red Crou '34g Qble Club '34g Student Council LAURA B. POWELL Entered 'Hz Senior Girls' Ath- letic Club '34: Bible Club '34g Muquers' Club '34. IUANITA PEAY Athletic Club '32 '33 '34g Drill Squad '33g Gym Exhibition '32g Girl Reaervel' 323 Glee Club 33 '34 Secretary-Treasurer '34g Stunt Nite '34. SIMMIE PAVLOW Spanish Club '32 '33g Home Eco- nomira Club '34g Maroon and White 'Hg Shakespeare Club 'Mg Drill Squad '32 '33. EMILY PORTER L Masquers' Club '33g Junior Girls Athletic Club '33g Maroon ana White '3Zg Shakespeare Club '3' 'Hg Junior Red Cross '33. ALEX PARKER Nature Club '34. EDWARD POSTE Woodwind Quintette '32 '33 'Hg Orchestra '32 '33 '34: National High School Orchestra '32g East Tenneuee Orchestra '32g Band '32 '33 '34g Sergeant '32 Captain '34g Sergeantl' Club '32g Olhcers' Club '34g National High School Band Contest '33g Muquers' Club 'Hg Student Council '34g National Hon- or Society '34g Science Club '34. JULIUS PARKER ' Maroon and White '32 'Shaun' Red Crou '34g Nature lub ATHELENE POWELL Entered '33g Bible Club '33 'Hg Shakespeare Club '33 '34. j XX AL, MABEL LYNN PARIS Gym Captain '33 '34, Athletic Council '32 '33 '34, Stunt Nite '33 '34, Tennis Club '32 '33. President '32 '33, Tennis Cham- pion '32 '33, Athletic Club '32 33 '34, Basketball '32 '33 '34, Varsity '32 '33 '34, Volley Ball '31 '33 '34, Cgain '32, Base- ball '32 '33 '34, ptain '32, Gym Exhibition '32 '34, Girls' Drill Squad '33 '34, Captain '33 '34, Track Meet '32 '33 '34, Swimming Meet '32, Science Club '32, Bible Club '32 '33, Girl Reserves '32 3131, Red Cross '33, Astronomy u '32. VJ4. MYRTICE PATTERSON Stunt Nite '31 '33 '34, Bible Club '32 '33 '34, President '34, junior Athletic Club '33, Senior Athletic Club '34, Gym Drill Squad '33 '34, Masquen' Club '33 34 Student Council '34. EMMA LEE ORRELL junior Girls' Athletic Club 33 Commercial Club '34. LLOYD PLA'I'I' J uma 'as 14- Glee club '14- Tb: 'rmang of' an sum, us. ,fs g . iid? vm, ,, ROBERT WALTE RS Odicers' Club Secretary '34, Stu- rlent Council '34, Stunt Nite '34. ELEANOR OVEREND President Sophomore Girls' Ath- letic Club '33, Girls' Hi-Y '33 '34, G.Y.M. '34, Maaquers' Club '34, Shakespeare Club '33, Peanut Staff '34, Home Economics Club '34, Senior Girls' Athletic Club '34, Stunt Nite '34. VIRGINIA OLSON Mamma and White '32 '33, Dy' namo '34, Home Economics Club '32, Shakespeare Club '33 '34, President '34, The Whole Town's Talking '33, French Club '34, National Honor Society '33 '34, Student Council '34, Glee Club '34, Masquers' Club, VicefPruident '34, Girls' Hi-Y '34, Stunt Nite '34, Science Club '34. MILDRED ANN WHITE Home Economics Club '32 '33, Basketball '32 '33, Baseball 32 '33, Volley Ball '32 33,dunior Girls Athletic Club '33, .Y.M. '34, Student Council '34. f A ij C xi IDA RICHELSON Spanish Club '32 '33g Shakes' are Club 'Hg Times Club '34g Home Economics Club '34. gif- . HUBERT RAMSEY Maroon and White' '32g Letter- men's Club '34g Cheer Leader '34g Stunt Nite '32 '33 '34g Bible Club '32g Band '32g Masquers' Club '33 '34g Officers' Club '34g Boys' Glee Club '32g Boys' Quartette '32 '33. wfiw TOM H. REYNOLDS Spanish Club '33g Stunt Nite '32g Harmonica Club '32g Junior Red Cross '32g Hiking Club '33g Bible Club '32g Boys' Hi-Y '33g Ser- geants' Club '33g Masquers' Club 345 President Science Club '34g Omcers' Club 'Hg Shakespeare Club '32 '34g Student Council '34g Lieu- tenant '34g Rille Team '34g Ser- geant '33. NELL YOUNG Tennis Tournament '32g Baseball '31 '32 '335 Volley Ball '31 '32 '33g Basketball '31 '32 '33g Gym Exhibition '3l '32 '33g Rifle Club '31 '32: Girl Reserves '32 '33g Glee Club '32 '33g Commercial Club '32 '33: Science Club '32g G.Y.M '32g Stunt Nite '32 '33g Home Economics Club '33: Bible Club '32g First Aid '34g In the Days of Good Queen' Bess '3lg Maroon and White '31g Girl Scouts '34 GOLDIE RAIDER Red Cross '33g Home Room Sec- retary '33g Shakespeare Club '33 '34: Times Stall' '34g Mas uers' Club '34g Home Room Song 'Lead' er '34. RACHEL WILLIAMS Stunt Nite '31 '33: Spanish Club '333 Shakespeare Club '32 '33 '34g Treasurer '34g Junior Red Cross '32 '33 '34: Masquers' Club '32 '33g Bible Club '33 '34, ROBERTA THATCHER Bible Club '32 '33g Drill Squad '32 '33g Gym Exhibition '3lg Avia' tion Club '33, MIRIAM WINER Times' Stall' '33 '34, Assistant Editor '33: French Club '32 '33 '34, Secretary '34g Art Club '34g Masquers' Club '33g Home Room Basketball '32g Drill Squad '3l. 5 S ' BETTY RODDEY junior Girls' Athletic Club '33g Science Club 'Hg G.Y.M. '34g Student Council '34g Shakespeare Club 'Hg Junior Red Cross '33, MARJORIE RAMSEUR Girl Reserve! '32 '33 '34g jun' ior Red Cross '33 'Hg Maroon and White '33 '34, Secreta '3Jg Mas' guers' Club 'Hg G.Y.h'z 'Ng Drill quad '32 '33g Gym Exhibition '32g Athletic Club '32 '33g Science Club '33g French Club '34g Stunt Nile '33 '34. MARJORIE SPENCER Gym Exhibition '32g Science Club 'CHQ Shakespeare Club 'Hg junior and Senior' Girl Reserves '34g Spanish Club 'Hg Masquers' Club '34. DAISY EVELYN SCOGGINS Sophomore Girls' Athletic Club '32g Shakes are Club '32 '33 'Hg Junior Girl? Athletic Club '33g Hiking Club '33g Spanish Club '34g Kodak Club '34g Home Economics Club 'Hg Gym Exhibition '32g Ma' roon and White '33. D. D. RICH Ser eanta' Club 'Mg Bible Club 'Hg Stunt Nite 'LHXAI ' f we RUTH PATTON Girl Reserves '32 '33g Stunt Nite '32 '33 'Hg Gym Exhibition '32: Sophomore Athletic Club '3Zg Jun' ior Athletic Club '33g Senior Ath' letic Club 'Hg Pianist for Gym Claaael '32 '33 'Hg Drill Squad '33, Q3 rt, MOSES HYMAN Science Club '33 'Hg Omcen' Club 'a4. ,N X-J '1 4 JOHN NEWTON Sergeants' Club '34. K xiii - ' te X -- HARMON SMITH Sergeants' Club '32, Officers' Club. Vice-President '34g Bulldogs '31 '32 '33 '34, Assistant Movie Manager '32 '34, President '33: Student Council '34: Rille Team 325 National Honor Society '34. MARGARET TAYLOR Girl Reserves '32g Art Club '32 '33 '34g Maroon and White '32: Bible Club '33 '34, 'Girls' Athletic Club '32 '33 '34g Spanish Club '33, Stunt Nite '33, Gym Exhibi' tion '32g Shakespeare Club '32 '33 '34, Masquers' Club '34g Home Economics Club '34. LENNA MAE REEVES Shakespeare Club 32 '33 '343 Street Car Talk '331 Science Club '32 '33, Handbook Committee '32g Sophomore Stunt '32g Junior Stunt '33g The Whole Town's Talking '33g Chairmanof Finance Commit- tee 'Hg G.Y.M. 'Hg Masquers' Club '33g Ticket Selling Squad '34g Stunt Nite '34. HARRY KUSBRIDGE Bible Club '32, Masquers' Club '32 '33: junior Red Cross '31 '32 '33 '34, Sergeants' Club '32 '33g Football Team '32 '33, Maroon and White '31 '32, Oibcers' Club '34g Swimming Team '31 '32 '33 '34, Lieutenant '34. MARIE LOUISE RAU Girl Reserves '32 '33 '34g ,lun- ior Red Cross '32 '33g Shakespeare Club '32 '33 '34, G.Y.M. '34, WILMA RANDALL Shakespeare Club '32 '33g Bible Club '34g Kodak Club 'Mg junior Red Cross 'HQQ C-I MARY NELLE STRONG Volley Ball '32 '33 '34, Cap- tain '32g Basketball '32 '33 '34, Baseball '32 '33 '34, Track '32 '33 'Hg Tennis Club '33 '34, Girl Re' serves '32 '33 '34 Treasurer '34g Gym Exhibition '32, Drill Squad '32 '33g Band '33 '34, Girls' Band '33 '34, Drum Major '33 '34g Maroon and White '33, Athletic Club '32 '33 'Hg National Band Contest '33g Stunt Nite '34. WILLIAM STANLEY Boys' Hi-Y '33 '34 Treasurer '34g Bible Club '33 '34: Sergeants' Club '3Jg Junior Red Cross 34. fig Times Staff '33, Gym Exhibition7'a In '32 'Ni' 'fi 4 N MARY LOUISE SEWARD Girl Reserves '32g Girls' Ath- letic Club '32 '33 '34g Junior Red Cross '33: Stunt Nite '33 'Mg Drill Squad '32g Gym Exhibition '32g Basketball '32 '33 'Hg Volley Ball '34g Track '33 '34g Letter '33 Qxice., LOIS HELEN SWICEGOOD Maroon and White '32g State Band Contest '32g Shakespeare Club 'ng Girls' Hi-Y '33 '34g G.Y,M. '34g Band '32 '33 '34g Bible Club '33 '34g National Band Contest '33 '34g Girls' Band '33 '34g Mas' quers' Club '34g Orchestra '34, WINIFRED sHAw G.Y.M. '33g Maroon and White Staff '33 'Hg Shakespeare Club '33g French Club '34g Girls' Hi-Y '33 '34, Treasurer '34g National Honor Society '34g Stunt Nite '32 '33g Drill Squad '33 'Hg Chairman ln' vitation Committee '34. RUTH SMITH 1 Bible Club '32 '33 '34g Stunt Nite '31 '34g The Whole Town'l Talking '33g Science Club '33g Senior Girls' Athletic Club, Secre- tary '33 '34: Drill Squad '32 '33g Masquers' Club '33 '34g junior Athletic Club '32. BERTHA SHAVIN Shakespeare Club '32 '33 '34g Maroon and White '32 '33g G.Y.M, '33 '34g Masquers' Club '34g Times Stall' '34. JOHAN NA STUTZ Maroon and White '32 '33g Com' mercial Club '33 '34. ROLAND SELMAN Business Manager State Band and Orchestra Contest '32g The Whole Town's Talking '33g Science Club '32 '33, Vice'President '34g Kodak Club '33 '34, Treasurer '33, Vice-5' President '34g Oihcers' Club '34gl SC Dynamo '34g National Honor So' ' ciety '34. Uk JAMES STEAKLEY Stunt Nite '3l '32 '33 '34g Bible Club '32 '33: Santa Clsua '32 '33' 'Urhe Whole Town'n Talking 'sublet I all! -JC' 45' S ,IOBERTA ROBERTSON Times Staff '33 '34g Home Eco- nomics Club '33: Masquers' Club 'Hg French Club '34g Shakespeare Club '34g Gym Exhibition '3Z. GLADYS STONESTREET Orchestra '32 '33 '34g String Quartette '32 '34g Student Coun- cil '34g String Ensemble '32 '33 'Mg String Trio '33 '34g Girls' Band '33g East Tennessee Orches' tra '31 '32g National Honor So- ciety '34, MARJORIE ROBERTS Bible Club '3lg Shakespeare Club '33 '34g Home Economics Club '33g Commercial Club '34. NANCY SUE ROLLINS Bible Club '33g junior Senior Girl Reserves 'Hg Home Economics Club '34g junior Athletic Club '33. .nn -1 MARY JULIA THACH Maroon and White '33 '34g Times Staff '34g Art Club '33g Library Staff '34g Shakespeare Club '33 '34 MARGARET ROBERTSON National Honor Society' '33 '34, Secretary '34g Stunt Nite '32 '33 '34g The Whole Town's Talking '33: G.Y.M. '32 '34g Senior Girls' Athletic Club '34g Maroon and White Staff '32 '33g Dynamo Staff '34g Masquers' Club '32 '34. ALBERT STONE Sergeants' Club '33g Officers' Club 'J4. CATHERINE STAFFORD Girl Reserves '32 '33g Home Eco- nomics Club '33g Bible Club '34: G.Y.M. '34. af ,S :W me :fr HORACE ST. JOHNS Ser eants' Club '33 Officers' Club Hg Masquers' Club '33. SWEET SUTTON Commercial Club '33 '34. MARJORIE SCHLIEF Home Economics Club '32: Shakespeare Club '32g Commercial Club '33 '34g Junior Red Cross '33 '34g G.Y.M. 34. LOUISE SAULPAW Shakespeare Club '32 '33: Gym Exhibition '32g junior Athletic Club '33g Hiking Club '33g Home Economics Club '34g Kodak Club '34g Maroon and White '32. PEGGY SKELTON Girls' Athletic Club '32 '33 '341 G.Y.M. '33 '34g Stunt Nite '33 '34g Masquere' Club '34. DOROTHY soLoPF ' Band '32 '33 '34g Orchestra '33g Commercial Club 'Hg Kodak Club '34g Maroon and White '32 '33. POWELL SATERFIELD junior Rial, lCriFsu'33g Masquers' Club 33g as et a 33.73-CC, WILLIAM SHOPE Student Council 'Mg Band '32 'Hg Orchestra '32 '34g Junior Red Cross '34g Boys' Quartette '32 '33g Spanish Club '32 '33g Stunt Nite '32 '33 'J4. X lxjdlig I 1 . 515 pil LOUISE SURRETT Commercial Club '32 '33 '34: junior Red Cross '33. RUTH SOLOMON Shakespeare Club '32 '33 '34g Maroon and White '32 '33g Com- mercial Club '34. . ELIZABETH SPRADLING Shakespeare Club '32 '33 '34g G.Y.M. 'Hg Bible Club '341 Stu- dent Council '34g Nlasquers' Club '34: Gym Exhibition 32: Home Economicslplub '37.g Drill 'Squad '32 TOR MARY ELIZABETH J' SCHOOCRAFI' Science I Club '32g ' Sophomore Girls' Athletic Club '32g Shakes- peare Club '32 '33g iuinior Girls' Athletic Club '33g aroon and White '33g Girl Reserves 'Hg Sen-' ior Girls' Athletic Cl b 'Ng Bible Club '34g Student Council '34g Volley Ball '32 '33 'Hg Basketball '32 '33 '341 Track '32 '33 '34: Baseball '32 '33 '34g Gym Exhi- bition 37.: Girls' Athletic letter '33 'Mg Spanish Club '34. LOIS SHELLEY Orchestra '32 '33 '34g Band '33 '34g String Ensemble '32g Bible Club '33g Shakespeare Club '32g 3.Y.M. '34g Drill Squad '33g Gym Exhibition '32, Aimee JEWELL C. SMITH Shakespeare Club '32 '33g 'Ma' roon and White '37.g Junior Girls' Athletic Club '33: Bible Club '34g Senior Girls' Athletic Club '34g Junior Red Cross '34. SARA RUSSELL -Maroon and White '32 '33g French Club '32 '33 '34g'Girls' HifY '3,3 'Hg junior ,Red Cross '34g Sumt Nite '33g Chairman of Holie Room '34g Gym Exhibition '32, JAMES TRIBBLE ' 1 X i J OH N SMARTT Junior Red Cross '32 fAttended school only half day during last two years so had no activitiesl. SEAMOUR SHAVIN String Quartette '32 '33 'Hg Trio 34g Orchestra '32 '33 '34, DOROTHY SAGESER Athletic Club '32 '33 '34g Vol- ley Ball '32 '33 '34g Baseball '32 '33 '34: Basketball '32 '33 '34: Track '32 '33 '34: Kodak Club '32 '33 '34g Tennis Club '32 '33 '34: Drill Squad '33. MARY STAHL 1 String 'Quartette '34g Orchestra .31 32 33 '34g String Ensemble 32 '33: Shakespeare Club '32. GERALDINE SMYRB Bible Club '32 '33 '34g Science Club '33g Junior Red Cross '33 '34. NANCY SMITH Shakespeare Club '32 '33 '34g VicefPresident '34: Gym Exhibi- tion '32g Drill Squad '33 '34g Ltinior Girls' Athletic Club '33: aroon and White '331 Home Eco- nomics Club '34g G.Y.M. '34: Student Council '34g Sponsor Com' pany C '341 Stunt Nite '34g Ma- roon and White '34. WILFRED SWEETS Spanish Club '32 '33g Letter' men's Club '32 '33 '34g Football '32 '33 '34g Track '3Z. EDWIN TUCKER ZQ 4 BECKY WINZIMER Stunt Nite '33g Junior Red Cross '33 '34g Gym Exhibition '32q Times Stall' '34, Treasurer '34g Shakes' peare Club 'Hg Christmas Party Chairman '34g Dynamo Staff '34g Basketball '33 '34g Captain Home Room Basketball '34, MARGARET LOU WASSON Entered '34g G.Y.M. '34. JOHN B. WHITTEN Orchestra '32g Band '32 '33, Lieutenant '33g Maroon and White '33g Oiicers' Club '33g Masquers' Club '34g Student Council '34g Ko- dak Club '34g Band Basketball Team '33g Stunt Nite '34. EDNA LEE WILLIAMS Glee Club '31 '32g Spanish Club '33 '34: G.Y.M. '33 'IHC Mas' quers' Club '32 '33: Shakespeare Club '31 '3Zg Bible Club '33 '34. f N MARTHA CAROL WILSON Girls' Athletic Club '32 '33g Art Club' '32 '33 'Hz Maroon and White '32 '33g Bible Club '33 '34g Spanish Club '32 '33 '34q Gym Exhibition '32g Masquers' Club '34. MARGARET WRIGHT Maroon and White '32 '33 '34: Junior Girls' Athletic Club '33g French Club '34g Art'Club '34g Stunt Nite '33g Girls' HifY '34: Gym Exhibition '32g National Honor Society '34. DOROTHY WHITCOMB Sophomore Athletic Club '32g junior Athletic Club '33: French Club '33g Shakespeare Club '34g G.Y.M. '34. W. JULIAN WILSON Bankers' Club '32 '33 '34g Vice' President '32, President '34g Bible Club '32 '333 National Honor So' ciety '33 '34g Masquers' Club '33 'Hg Sergeants' Club '33g Ticket Manauer Stunt Nite '33g Major in R.O.T.C. '34g Business Manager Dynamo '34g Ollicers' Club '34g Student Council '34g Honorary Member Commercial Club '343 Stunt Nite Circle '33 '34.g,fJu, ' A -4E , ' , 50 N A NELLIE KATE WALLACE Spanish Club '32 '33g Treasurer of Commercial Club 'Hg Shakes- peare Club 'Hg Girl Reserves '34. RAY BRYAN Maroon and White '33g Science Club 'J3g National Honor Society 'Hg Student Council 'Hg Mas- ggzjrs' Club 'Hg First Lieutenant MARK WOODS Student Council '33 '34, Vice- President 'Hg Advertising Manager Maroon- and White '33g Science Club '33: President Kodak Club '33 'Hg Officers' Club 'Hg Dyna' mo '34g Science Club '34g Histo- rian '34g National Honor Society '34. JEAN WILLIAMS junior Girls' Athletic Club '33g Senior Girls' Athletic Club 'Hg Shakespeare Club '34. 1' iM r 4? CARL WACGONER Bible Club '33 'Hg Masquers' Club '33 'Hg Kodalr Club '33 '34. FRANCES THOMPSON Girls' Hi-Y '33 'Hg Spanish Club '33g G.Y.M. 'Hg Bible Club 'Hg French Club '34, JESSICA EMBREY J.O.Y. '33 'Hg Maaquera' Club '33g Kodak Club '33. BARBARA KLINGER Bible Club '32 '3?,. -JC i,,fg3LQ,j si gig MEMORIES Q When life's a knot and tangle, When everything seems wrong When friends appear disloyal, And enemies grow strong, Remember there's a lining To floating clouds above, If we'll but cast off sorrow And light our way with love. The oaken plank that's darkest Oft shows the 'finest graing The rock with coat the.- roughest Oft holds a golden vein. To rail at fate, concluding Our life is all a trial, Is follyg for each heartache Is mastered by a smile. When high school days are over, And cares ourlives o'er lay, Then. to our hearts the richest joys Will come with memory. We'll watch the golden Enger Of life's slowly setting sun Point to forgotten treasures dear- Our memories, one by one. Joi-INNIE CHESTNUTT 1 si HAPPY DAYS In every rank, of great or small, 'Tis industry supports us all. -Gay. How precious is the remembrance of things well done. We happily pause today to review our achievements and pleasures while at Chattanooga High School. We are justly proud of spending these three years here and, though lost to sight, to memory dear they ever will remain. September 8, 1931-just a date, but, nevertheless, a significant one. On that bright fall mornin five hundred ten somewhat bewildered, sophomores gathered, from far and wide, in the halls oig the school they were to love so well. From the be inning an earnest will to do was shown .by the largest class ever to enter Chattanooga High, No sooner were the oihcers: Norvon Clark, president: Sara Lois Dent, vice-presidentg Glenn Liner, secretary: and Betty Gene Gilbert, treasurer elected and Miss O'Grady chosen as sponsor than the Class of '34 was oil' to a flyin start. For its grst undertaking the class sponsored a handbook of information for new students. Publication of this book has since become the annual sophomore project. There was no opportunity for the sophomores to present a play but, to the disappoint- ment of the upper classmen, they dramatically rode off on the Old Gray Mare with the Stunt Nite cu . Wghing to enrich the traditions of High School, the class established the Sophomore Achievement Award which is iven each year to the senior who, in the eyes of the sophomores, has contributed most to his class. When the East Tennessee State Orchestra gave a concert in Knoxville the live sophomores who played were: Herman Colquitt, Benjamin Franklin, Lois Shelley, Gladys Stonestreet, and John Whitten. Sophomores took definite parts in the various activities of the- school, proudly establishing their leadership when Hope Davies was elected the school cheerfleader and when the swimming team numbered several sophomores among its members. Those who swam werep Arthur jones, .Norvon Clark, Hope Davies, and Harry Rusbridge. Back again! The fall of '32 found the class, now juniors, assembled and repared to re- sume its march under Norvon Clark, president, Horace Hamby, vice'presiden'l:g'g1fary Elizabeth King, secretaryg and Betty Gene Gilbert, treasurer. The launching was complete with the refelection of Miss O'Grady as skipper. ' The Erst responsibility to be accepted by the juniors was the publication of the Maroon and White. The paper was very commendably managed' by editonin-chief Sara Lois Dent, businessmanager Kenneth Clarke, and their 'unior staff. The 'unior play, 'The Whole Town's Talking was capably directed by Mr. Barnett I. Service. Leading roles were played by Margaret Robertson and Roland Selman. They were supported by: Virginia Olson, Lenna Mae Reaves, james Steakley, Vance Holdam, Johnnie Chestnutt, Richardia Martin. Carolyn Brockett, Dorothy Lawson, Evelyn Cline, Hope Davies, Ruth Smith, and Mary Ruth Catron. Next came Stunt Nite. The juniors were working hard to put over their part in the success of this event. Many talented juniors were Stunt Nite performers, but their greatest hope was to win again the coveted cup. To make it twice in a row the O'Grady coached stunters were .awarded the cup for their 'Animated Billboardsf' Another honor came to the junior class when Virginia Olson won the humorous reading championship of the sisth district in the contest held at Knoxville. Several juniors were instrumental in or anizing the Kodak Club, a progressive activity which has as its goal the teaching of the fundamentals in photography. This' widefawake group also seized an opportunity tofassist in enlarging the recreational program of the school by adding two horsefshoe 'pits to the campus. The custom of entertaining the .Seniors with a prom was revived by the class of '34, and in the gayly decorated m everyone enjoyed the crowning event of the social calendar. Many juniors were megbers of the band which placed third in the national contest at Evansville, ndiana and later played at the Century of Progress World's Fair at Chicago. Was it so? It was too good to be true. Seniors-at last! Our s irits were exuberant, but mingled with them was a feeling of sober regret. We loved our school that we were so soon to leave, but the class journeyed on meriting and enjoying the pleasures of its rank. - Upon the shoulders of Horace Hamby rested the president's mantle. His able assistants were: enneth Clarke, vicefpresidentg Mary Elizabeth King, secretary, Norvon Clark, treasurer, who also was elected president of the student body. Again the determination of the class to be a winner was shown-Miss O'Grady was chosen to lead the class to the completion of its ourne . J Olixr first decision concerned the Dynamo. A change was necessary and the annual board searched near and far for the best type. The Dynamo of '34 speaks for itself, but the success of it is largely due to the patient work of Sara Lois Dent, editor-in'chiefg Julian Wilson, busif ness managerg Kenneth Clarke, assistant business managerg and Mabel Ingle, art editor, Athletics have played their part in the history of our class. The services of Sam Keith, Wilfred Sweets, and Eugene Johnston attest our participation in footballg while the winning of the city title and the eleventh district basket'ball championship was aided in no small measure by Edgar Jolly, Noble Simmons, Ed Parks, and Billy Teppenpaw. Sam Keith provided coaching in boxing and Norvon Clark gave instructions in wrestling to a group of interested boys. Wilfred Sweets brought distinction to C. H. S. when he placed second in the Times five'mile race under Maroon and White colors. Margie Carson has been the outstanding girl athlete during her three years at C. H. S. Other leaders were Nancy Hill, Mabel Lynn Paris, and Peggy Jackson. The Parent-Teacher Association had been working long and perseveringly to give the school a much felt need. Their dream and ours, was realized upon the completion this year of the new athletic field. Grateful for this service of the P. T. A. the seniors willingly lent their help in the plank sale to assist in paying for the fence. I Seniors have looked on with surprise at the results the economic depression fpage Mr. Hooverj has wrought upon the appearance of the building. Through the C. W. A. the interior has been redecorated and many necessary repairs made. Big events must yet be recorded-the Christmas-party for the orphans?-one of the best High School has known. Miss Lillian Patton brought fairyland to the stage when she created the realistic, white Christmas scene that served as the setting for the program. Next-Stunt Nite! Everyone was keyedfup, anxiously awaiting the presentation. The show, a typical Service production, went oil' in fine fashion before one of the largest audi- ences ever assembled at High School. Effort to win was ,shown in all the stunts given. The decision was made-the cup was presented-the senior class was the proud recipient-three wins in a row. Friday, April the thirteenth marked the outstanding class event,- The Phantom Tiger directed by Mr. Service was successfully presented as the senior play. Norvon Clark and Mary Elizabeth King were convincing in the leading roles. The others in the cast were: Eleanor Overend, Harry Carver, Virginia Olson, Bill Hoback, Sara Lois Dent, Dan Norris, Goldie Raider, Hope Davies, Peggy Skelton, and Jesse Sims. Music hath charms, 'tis said. Among our talented members were: Ed Poste, Gladys Stone' street, Margaret Wasson, Arthur Jones, Bill Shope, Harold Farrar, Karl Andrews, Sam Keith, Seamore Shavin, John Whitten, Ben Franklin, Jaunita Peay, and Ruth Patton. The highest ranking oiiice in the R. O. T. C. was held by Major Julian Wilson. Other members of the staff were: Captains: Hope Davies, Julius Cogswell, Clifford Dudley,,Eugene Johnston, Ed Poste, and Lieutenant Adjutant Robert Walters. Inspiration was afforded them by Evadene Turner, battalion sponsor, Mabel Ingle, Mildred Counts, Nancy Smith, company sponsors: and Vivian Allen, band sponsor. ,Thirty two of our number attained coveted membership in the National Honor Society: namely Lucia Brabham, Raymond Burke, Julius Cogswell, Julian Wilson, Vance Holdam, Betty Gene Gilbert, Sara Lois Dent, Virginia Olson, Margaret Robertson, Marguerite Meyer, Robert Newton, Winifred Shaw, Johnnie Chestnutt, Louise Davis, Ray Bryan, John Bauerle, Evadene Turner, Richard Lynn, Edward Poste, Jane Fergus, Gladys Stonestreet, Mary Elizabeth King, George McMillan, Miriam Edelstein, Mabel Ingle, Dessie Jenkins, Clifford Dudley, Harmon Smith, Margaret Wright, Roland Selman, Mark Woods, Edgar Jolly. In various costumes the seniors brought together the brotherhood of men in the halls of High School on Senior Day. The queen-the gentleman--the farmer-the clown-they were all there and were having the time of their lives. Never shall we forget the Marx brothers, the mountain family out for a ride, the luncheon at which our president presided, or the chapel program-acclaimed the best ever. Toda we regretfully leave the school that has meant so much to us. The days spent here will be ever cherished memories and now we, each one of the class of '34 look forward as hope points us onward to life. ' ' -MARK Woobs. .. S ' A sl' PROPHECY OF THE CLASS OF '34 Another night alone! Two days in New York and I have not seen a person I know. Oh well! I might just as well go to the opera, at least I can pass the time away. I arrive at the Metropolitan Opera House where Faust is being sung and End at the box office, Katherine Decker, ready, to take my hard-earned cash. Upon entering the lobby, I am shocked to find my old friend, james Steakley, in a grand uniform-only the doorman. While I kill time before the opening number, a tall fellow hails me. Fearing a touch, I give him the cold shoulder, but his persistence wins. My joy is genuine when I find that he is none other than Ken Clarke, reporter and critic for the New York Times. Critic Clarke is very voluble and many old times are recalled. But now the opera is to 'begin and we go to his box. ' A stentorian voice-whose? Well, none other than Hope Davies, the loud-mouthed cheer leader of yesterday. Davies heralds 'the entrance of the stars. A silvery note arouses me. Can it be-yes, Margaret Robertson the great opera star, who performs tonight as Marguerite, John Barry in the person of Faust, and Miriam Edelstein who is Martha. Clarke is talking again. What is he saying? Robert Walters is director of the dance assisted by the Adonic Earl Gryder. This Clarke boy certainly knows his news. He tells me that Julius Cogswell is the editor of the Times assisted by Eugene McBrayer, John Bauerle, Raymond Burke and Bd Ferguson. I learn that Telfair Brooke, Jack Hall, Wilbur Hixon, Alex Parker, and joseph Samuel are reporters. Gretchen Kaiser heads the art department with Carl Shutting as assistant. Clifford Dudley is city editor with Emil Grimm as his assistant. My friend says that Mabel Ingle has just returned from Paris after two years in the art schools there. The orchestra is playing the overture. Now, I have time to look around. In the opposite box I notice a party of beautiful women and handsome men. Critic Clarke surprises me by revealing the names of the occupants of the box. They are Vance Holdam, who is still hounded by the sobriquet of Powder Puff , Glenn Liner, Ice Murray, D. D. Rich, and Harry Carver, the great comedian. These lucky movie idols escort Vivian Allen, Marjorie Ramsuer, Evadene Turner, Edna McAmis, and Virginia Olson. Friend Clarke tells me that Miss Olson has been recently elected to the presidency of the W. C. T. U. I also see Lucia Brabham, Mary Sue Cartwright, Catherine Mighton, and MargaretrWright who seem to be content judging by the voluble sounds arising from their box. The orchestra commands my attention now. Ed Poste's gyrations with the baton and the excellent music are subjects of discussion by many parties. Scanning the orchestra more closely I see many old friends. Hayes Brown, Karl Andrews, Harold Farrar, Benjamin Franklin, Sam Keith, Lloyd Platt, Seamore Shavin, Dorothy Soloff, john Whitten, and Conrad Duke are members. Intermission has now begun so I have a chance to catch up on th'e news by listening to Ken elucidate on past and present happenings. The gist of' the critic's rolonged talk is that Sara Lois Dent has been elected to the presidency of an exclusive schooib for girlsg Julian Wilson has received his promotion to the rank of corporal in the Tennessee State Militiag Margie Carson is hailed as a second Babe Didricksong Harry Rusbridge has been voted the best swim' mer in the movie colony: Juanita Miller has become secretary to Sears, Roebuck Company and it is no longer necessary for her to go back on the W. and L. g Dan Norris has been a pointed principal of C. H. S. Now I ventured to ask a few questions. By carefully combing the answers, discarding prejudices, opinions, etc., I find that Horace Hamb is a Senator from the State of Tennesseeg Eleanor Green is the senator's wife: Tom Reynolds has a large medicinal supply store in Memphisq and Arthur jones has twice swum the English Channel. The opera ends and I take leave of m friend, to try to get back sta e. But no use, the crowd carries me out, so I resign myself to the human current. Once outI have a run of luck in that I escape the trallic and arrive at the hotel early. While sitting in the lobby, a bridge fourfsome attracts my attention. A happy reunion is made when the identity of the bridge players is made known. Constable Ray Bryan: Hugh DeLuce, chemical engineer for Parke Davis and company: Wallace Frame, accountant at DuPont, and Dick Lynn, sales manager for Kellogg, have just been enjoying brid e and are now swapping yarns. Alas! SIeep claims another victim until I am awakened by sunlight streaming through the windows. Refreshed by sleep and a good breakfast, I get my car and drive down Fifth Avenue. Traic is comparatively light and a slow speed may be safely maintained. The talll oGce build- ings engage my attention. On one of these I see the title New York Health Club --Norvon Clark, president. Parking the car, I enter .the elevator and ind that Robert Lebovitz is the operator. On the third floor I entered the office of the Health Club and am greeted by the sec- retary--no, not Mildred White--but Erin Hanlin. She conducts me to Norvon's oice and ll X X . I ss N Iliave a hard time recognizing my old friend. After a short confab, he shows me the club and gymnasium rooms. In the gym working off adipose tissue are a goodly number of stout men. Norvon informs me that Iulius Parker, Robert Hetzler, Harry Brody, Cooper Johnston, Ed Parks, Karl Waggoner and Herman Colquitt are to be found groaning under the strenuous exercises. The physical directors are Dink Eldridge and Harry Bonny. Doc Krichbaum serves in the capacity of trainer while Noble Simmons directs organized teams in basketball and soccer. After a further glance at the gym I depart promising to call every time business necessitates my being in New York. Upon reaching the hotel, I receive a wire which causes me to leave New York and head for Chicago. I stop at a roadside filling station to find it operated by Jack McNabb. Again the road beckons and I glide along until the skyline of Chicago appears on the horizon. A large sign announces the Empire Hotel, William Shope, proprietor. Nadine O'Neal, clerk and secretary, gives me my key while it is Horact St. John, the house manager, who accom' panies me to my room. At lunch I learn that Mary Seward is the proprietor of the grill. In her employ are Dorothy Sagesar, Simmie Pavlow, and Iohanna Stutz. A clerk brings a letter which instructs me to interview members of the Revue of 195'0, the leading American Stock Company. The first person to be interviewed is none other than Peggy Skelton. Harmon Smith, property manager is next. Fro them I learn that Ruth Smith, Mildred Counts, Eleanor Overend, Margaret Kennedy, and ryohn Smartt are also mem' bers of the company, and Gordon Cheek is the advertising manager. This business accomplished I next go on to the oflices of the American Chemical Corporaf tion. Ruth Buchanan is secretary to President Roland Selman, who consents to let me see the chemists and catalogers at work, meanwhile detailing Chief Chemist William Hoback to be my guide. My eyes first light upon Earl Freeman, research assistant in pharmaceutical chemistry: Kenneth Huddleston, X-ray specialistg 'Louise 'Horne, experimental recorderg and Haymore McArthur, dye expert. My next stop is at the jenkins Filing and Recording Bureau. Dessie jenkins allows me to inspect the personnel. In the main office many persons are seated typing and filing. Among them I recognize Lucibel Johnson, Dorothy Lawson, Pearl Nash, Virginia Schoheld and Isabel Crutchfield. Miss jenkins informs me that the Amalgamated Insurance Company is just across the hall and that I will doubtless find a few of my friends there. The first person whom I see upon entering is George McMillan, chief accountant. In the clerical department are Nellie Kate Wallace. Cathryn 'Allison, Elaine Baker, and Dellas Dickerson. Louise Davis is private secretary to McMillan. As I leave the building, I meet Myrtle Cannon and Maurine Boyd who tell me that they are typists for a large publishing company. I also learn from them that this company publishes books by Abe Shavin, William Stanley, Manning Meacham, Charles Morris and Winifred Shaw. They direct my attention to a group of men standing by an unfinished sky scraper and point out Raphael Hope. Harry Garner, and John Newton, architects and designers who are completing plans for the building. Returning to the hotel, I pick up a copy of the Chicago Tribune. The Business Women's Association 0 America is holding a convention.. In the list of delegates I find the names of Eileen gprdan, Marjorie Roberts, Bertha Shavin, Betty Bush, Margaret Taylor, Elizabeth DeMars, Emma ee Orell and Robbie Lewis. Evelyn Cline is named on the executive committee. On. the next page I see the headline, Woman Lawyer Wins Case. None other than the auburn haired Carolyn Brockettf Another item-Bull and Company given building proiect. Irene Bull architect and H. M. Brown, contractor, are heads of thriving concerns. Fred Boye, Army Engineer Staff, reports the promotion of two army men: Moses Hyman to a post in the Traffic Control Department and Albert Stone to a post in the Biological Research Department. Eleanor Fulford, actress, and Lila D. Moore, the blues singer, have just returned from an European tour. With them is in, director of Broadway s latest hit. I read that the teacherfcity council war reaches a climax as a teacher committee composed of Mildred White, Marian Goldstein, Hazel Lloyd, and Betty Gene Gilbert present the ultimatum to the mayor. At the National Music Teacher's Convention, Margaret Eva Farmer, Alma Nicholas, Mary E. Fowler, Ruth Patton, and Lois Shelley, represent the Tennessee contingent. Juanita Peay, Mary Eleanor Hon, and Geraldine Smyre are playing with the Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra. I eat in a large coffee shop owned by Lenna Mae Reeves, who informs me that Mary Elizabeth King is dentist's assistant to Dr. Bill Langford. Doctor Aubrey Coplan has a new hospital and is at last by of becoming a great surgeon. Now to Nashville by plane, Pilot Earl Wester greets me at the airport and as fellow passengers I recognize Lois Swicegood, the great evangelist, Margaret Wasson, sales chief for t e pan , Josephine Davis, dietetic expert for U-Eat-Em, and Virginia Hellman, stewardess. ter landing at the airport we speed to The Hermitage, Nashville's leading -- 5 Q hotel. Here I meet Johnnie Chestnutt, Tennessee's foremost authority on literature, who per' suades me to visit the Modern Decorating Shoppe. The name plate informs me that jane Fergus and Iuanita Bostain, interior decorators, occupy the building. As neither is in, Iohnnie shows me the sewing room in which I see seamstresses Mildred Eurton, Sweet Sutton, Mary Sue Cate, Frances Hoge, and Susie Evans. Iohnnie admits being homesick, but tries to appear enthusiastic about Nashville. She next shows me Centennial Park, where promenading and showing off new spring clothes, are Amy Bauerle, Marjorie Spencer, Margaret Wright, Ellen Kinsey, Mary Nelle Johnson, Frances Guest, Virginia Harris, Laura Belle Powell, Bernice Mitchell, and Mary Stahl. A business appointment necessitates my leaving. I meet Wilfred Sweets, commissioner of education and he imparts the information that Kathryn Johnson, Nadine Harrell, Frances Rouse, Mabel Paris, Wilma Randall, Mary Nelle Strong, Margaret Kennedy, and Dorothy Whitcomb are teaching in Nashville schools. I then go to the United States Statistical and Weather Bureau, where weatherman Franklin Hahn answers my queries and starts my tour of inspection in the statistical ofhce during which I see jessica Embrey, Martha O'Kelley and Sara Freeman. On to Birmingham-ticket agent William gernigan informs me that I have ten minutes to wait for my train. I am hailed by engineer Jo n Riddle, and we chat until the whistle of my train blows. At Birmingham .I take in the Alabama State Fair. I meet Allyne Hatcher, Frances Kunkle, Joberta Robertson, Catherine Stafford, Edna Lee Williams, Mildred Clarke, Mary Ruth Catron, and Edna Drake. Later in the day I perceive a large crowd gathered in the front of a department store. When finally I squeeze through, I become aware that a sale is in progress.. As the sales ladies rush to and fro, I recognize some of them as Anna Grace Green, Louise Harris, Mary Margaret Miller, and Ida Richelson. Eugene Forwalter seems to be manager from the way he struts and barks orders. I now lind my way to the Southern Scientific Company, and here I meet Charles Combs. In the mailing department I also renew acquaintances with Blanche Finley, Barbara Klinger, Frances Thompson, and Athelene Powell. . Home beckons and I entrain for Chattanooga. The top of Lookout looks good after my long trip. At the station I meet Jewett Edwards, who, on finding that I've been gone for six months, wishes to tell me all the news. Allen Lee has been elected president of the Tennessee Hunters' Association, the Y. W. C. A. board of directors includes Marie Rou, Betty Roddy, Mary Elizabeth Shoocraft and Roberta Thatcher. Mary Julia Thach has been elected to the oliice of registrar. Cathryn Bowers is national delegate of Penwomen's Club. Edwards also tells me that Jack Gross has just one the 500 mile race at Indianapolis, Nancy Hall has been appointed girls' physical instructor at C. H. S., Peggy jackson owns the Petite Hat Shop in Str Elmo, Margaret Loard is still wise cracking'-but now at Powell Satirheld, Daisy Scoggins is head librarian with Louise Kemp, Goldie Raider, Emily Porter and Lillian Taylor as assistants. Ridding myself of news man Edwards who has accomplished his desire, .which is to be the town's chief loafer, I go to 7th St. Eugene johnston, the former football star, hails me to say that Burton Mullenix is physical director at the Y. M. C. A. john Richards has finally won the men's singles championshi after sixteen years effort. Louise Holdam and Mary Willard Carr have started a dancin school, Marcia Harmon is organizing an old maid's society, and Inez Caldwell is a nurse For the city. Noticing the crowds going up Seventh Street I question Eugene as to the cause and learn that the annual cooking school is in progress. 1 Thinking that I may meet more of my friends, I take leave of Iohnston and tread the way to the auditorium. To my joy I find many old friends present. Standing in a group around an exhibition are Jewell Smith, Louise Surrett, Sarah Holt Loder, Mary Minton, Sara Russell, Bertha Miller, Marjorie Schlief, Sadie Green, Sue Cook, Ruth Soloman, and Mae Belle Martin. On the stage sits a roup of women industriously plying pencil to notebook. Among them are Belle Kress, Iean Vfilliams, Clara Lichtenstetter, Marianna Miller, Marguerite Meyer, Glad s Sto e et, Ophelia Love, Virginia Ragon, Louise Saulpow, Dorothy Parks, and Elizabeth ra mg. ese ladies seem pleased and enthusiastic so I presume they are happil married. W. N. Jones and his Lookout Antiquers provide the musical entertainment. Photographers Mark Woods and Seisel jonakin are taking a picture of the cooking school. Betty Martin and Becky Winzimer are the demonstrators. Virginia Lee Bryan and Nancy Smith are reporters detailed to cover the school for the local papers. Quiet! Mayor Killough is going to make a speech, Robert Rouse had charge of radio broadcastin , while George Miller is the announcer. It seems incredible, yet I've seen or heardg of all those who graduated with me at C. H. S. in nineteen hundred thirtyefour. The one has now become the many, yet esprit de corps still niles supreme among the class of '34. 6 Q LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1934 We, the Senior class of 1934 of Chattanooga High School, County of Hamilton, State of Tennessee, being of sound mind, weak understanding and vague memory, do now declare this our last will and testament, hereby revoking all other wills heretofore made by us. I. To our most eilicient faculty, we tender our thanks and gratefully acknowledge their eifors to spur us on in each of our undertakings. II. To the president of the class of '35 we bequeath the leadership of our beloved presi- dent, Horace Hamby. III. The military ability of Captains Johnston and Cogswell we leave to James ,Hilley and Dorman Ney. IV. The gridiron prowess of Captain Earl Brenneman we will to competent Jerry Golston. V. The vocal talent of Margaret Robertson and Dan Norris we bequeath to Mr. Miller's voice class. VI. The neatness and good looks of Joe Murray and Glen Liner we will to Billy Stoner and Bennie Cloogman. V VII. We will Earl Gryder's conceit and his poor use of large words to Robert Shinbaum. VIII. Nancy Smith and Vivian Allen will their natural prettiness to Almeda Martin. IX. Kenneth Clark's ability to do things we bequeath to Billy Hagan. X. The sweet disposition of Evadene Turner and Sara Lois Dent we leave to Evelyn 'Landress and june Martin. XI. To any one who will receive and make it fit, we will the loud mouth of Hope Davies. XII. We hereby bequeath the grace and petiteness of Juanita Peay to Haskell Burden. XIII. The loquaciousness of Aubrey Coplan, we will to Evelyn Shell, not that we think she needs it, but we realize that no one else can get by with it. P XIV. The captivating smile and sunny disposition of Betty Roddey we bestow on Charles owe . ' XV. David Eldridge's job as athletic manager we bequeath to Bob Eldridge-since he will inherit it anyway. ' XVI. The wit of Harry Carver we bestow on Wilburn Black. , XVII. James Steakley and Wilma Randall will their avoirdupois to Bill Cooper and Josephine Watson. Q XIX. ,Juanita Miller's theme song Let's go back on the W and I. we will to next year's songl leader, but we advise her to discard it at once if she wishes to maintain the g0od'will of t e student body. X ' ' XX. The thankless job ,of publishing a peppy Dynamo we leave to any one foolish enough to accept the responsibility. X XXI. To Eugene Wilkey we leave Miriam Edelstein's dancing ability. XXII.,. Wef5hereliy, appoint our just friend and principal, Mr. Creed F. Bates, Jr., as the executor of our Last ill and Testament. WITNESS our hands at Chattanooga, Tennessee, this the 30th day 'of May, 1934. T1i2'c1w'0f 1934 of ohamnooga High School. , By Sam.A. Keith, Class Attorney. Wej the undersigned, Margaret O'Grady, Goldie A. Baron, and Mrsf Edwin Woodworth, being called upon by thelclass of 193.4 of C. H. S. to witness the foregoing will, do so in its presence, and in the presence of each other. ' 1 ew W A r'gN f .J X .1 Q J UNICR CLASS OFFICERS Sponsor--Miss Goldie Baron iT1easurer-Margaret Willoughby President-Claude Springfield Secretary-james Turner ViccfP1esident-William Hagan l . - X' ' als S, ' 60 7,.-,EM Ag:-lg ull: nn fsmr uw I fi EES 5 fi Claudia Anderson Margaret Anderson Rebecca Atchison Bill Adkins Luther Allin William Allmond Sam Alsobrook J. B. Anderson Lorene Bacon Marguerite Bailey Thelma Barksdale Christine Beazley Mary Bcnziger Pauline' Berman Aileen Bishop Selma Blumberg Dorothy Bonine Lorraine Boone Margaret Borin Myrtle Boss Mary Ellen Boyd Jewell Bracket! Cathryn Bradley Carole Brady Jean Brotbeck Elizabeth Brown Emily Brown Eula Mae Brown Mfargaret Buchanon Katherine Burns Virginia Burton Leon Bennett Walter Benziger James Boss J. W. Brooks Leland Brown Chalmers Br an Haskell Burden Frank Burger Everett Burgner Floyd Bums Virginia Carson Veola 'Akers oo Mary Frances Cah Elaine Cathey Katherine Cayce Dixie Chamhliss Eloise Cole Louise Conkling Eleanor Conner Mary Jean Costello Doris Coulter Mary Louise Cox Myma Cox Evelyn Crawley Catherine Cross Bill Campell Robert Carlock Edgar Carpenter Ed Cate Jack Chandler gk D. Clemmer nnie Cloogman Amold Cobb Charles Combs Bill Cooper Luther Crawford Dorothy Davis Edith Davis Betty Dietgen I1 JUNIOR ROLL Sponsor: Miss Goldie Baron Edith Donaldson Alberta Drummond Elizabeth Duggan Russel Damewood Harry Davis Guy Debardelaben Roland Dicks Kenneth Donaghy Billy Duncan Edward Duncan J. P. Dyar Mildred Elam Harriet Embrcy Dorothy Epping Alma Glenn Ezell Henry Eickofl' Robert Elam Edgar Eldridge Robert Eldridge William Evans Kenneth Evans Ellen Louise Ford Harriet Foster Helen Fryar John Farrow Delbert Friar Edwin Funk Donna Gault Gertrude Gaunttett Edith Gazaway Dorothy German Ann Glascock Shirley Goodner Julia Graden Anna Grace Green Evelyn Grilfitt Harry Gilford Leslie Gilliam Oliver Goldstein Paul Goodmarox Charles Gray Marshall Gray Harry Griscom Sam Gross Charles Grubb Marjorie Hall Glenn Alice Hamblin Caroline Hamhy Betty Ham montree Mary Elizabeth Hassler Marguerite Haswell Allyne Hatcher Dorothy Hatfield Pauline Hayes Mary Heard Monteen Henderson Virginia Hewitt Marcella Holder Hattie Jane Holmes Mildred Holmes Dorothy Hon Josephine Howard Lorraine Hulsey Mary Julia Hunter Marvin Hagan William Hagan Authur Hall Sam Hanssard Earl Hart William Hayes Carroll Herren David Hill James Hilley Harold Hixon Ted Houston Thomas Humphreys Jay Humphreys W. B. Hunt Eleanor Ivins Elizabeth Johnson Marian Johnston Elizabeth Jones Ruth Jones Sammie Jalfle John Jeanesi lra Johnson Lozier Jolley William Jordan Katherine Kerns Andrea Mae Kerr Betty Jo Keyes Betty Kirltsey Isadore Kaset Malcomb Kemp Geoge Kerns icihn Kilpatrick aurice King George Klemm Ted Killough Evelyn Landress Gwendolyn Larkin Ruth Layheld Martha Letner Margaret Loard Mildred Long Geraldine Lytle Herman Lamb Warren Landis John Lasater J. B. Layheld Larry Levinson Jack Little Willis Lord Cecil Loveless James Lyon Mary Virginia McBrien Lucille McCaskill Annie Ruth McClure Katherine McDade Billie McDowell Louise McDowell Edith McWhorter Marie Manley Almeda Martin Barbara Martin Pauline Maxwell Helen Means Martha Melton Betty Maroney Elizabeth Miller Sylvia Miller Carlene Millican Anna Morphew Angele Morris Dorothy Morrow William McDonald William Mclnturlf William McKeehan George Maberry Ramon Milliken Paul Millsaps Alma Nickols Dorman Ney Hugh Nixon Hannah Olins Jimmy Oliphant Frances Parker Evelyn Patterson Lorraine Patterson Mazine Patterson Helen Payne Virginia Payne Eleanor Psste Paul Parks Elbert Patty Martin Phillips Park Poindexter Charles Powell Joe Press Charles Prigmore Albert Prince James Prince Walter Pryor Mary Lynn Ragon Mildred Reynolds Evelyn Richards Laura Robinson Lucille Russell Ethel June Rose David Rabin Richard Rawlings W. A. Reed Jerome Rhodes Joe Rhodes Forrest Richardson L. E. Rievely Charles Rogers Donald Rowe Charles Rowland C. O. Ruch Marian Sadikoif Louise Sands Delly Sawlpaw Evelyn Schell Lillian Schmidt Lillian Schmissraut Molly Schwitzer Barbara Scott Eva Pearl Scruggs Mildred Seeley Margaret Sello Jennie Lee Sherrill Benice Siegel Esther Sims Cl' Mary Frances Skilton Agnes Smith Betty Smith Charleen Smith Evelyn Smith Julia Smith Ruby Smith Susan Smith Ann Soloman Bessie Spector Marjorie Stewart Alice Stone Gwendolyn Stonestreet Dinah Susman Jane Sutton ML Louise Sutton Sam Shavin John Shelley Maurice Shepherd Paul Shepherd Chester Sherlin Robert Shinbaum C. D. Simpson Jessie Sims Sam Siskin Claude 'Springfield Frank Stanley Ji, C. Stephens alker Stockburger Billy Stoner Howard Storie Dennis Stickland Charles Suggs Richard Stegall Dewitt Standifer Sarah Taylor Vivian Taylor Lillian Thatcher Dorothy Thaxton Eleanor Thomason Catheryn Thompson Josephine Thurman Margaret Thurman Marie Timmons Athena Tombras Doris Townsand C. L. Thomas Jack Tucker Jim Turner Mary Lou Varnell Ira Van Orsdale Florence Waldron Frances Walker Lena Wallin Dorothy Ward Jessie Watson Josephine Watson Bella Waxler Betty Ross Wheeler Myrna White Margaret Whittenbu YE Mary Anna Wilhoite Virginia Wilkeson Mildred Williams Margaret Willoughby Louise Wilson Mary Wilson Sue Wilson Rose Wise Luba Wolf Ruth Womack Beverley Walker John Walker- Robert Walter William Wardlaw Maurice Weber Walter Weinstein Eugene Wilkey Thomas Williams Frank D. Wilson Woodrow Wilson Philip Wood Thomas Wright Clarence Wall S ZS? 4 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Sponsor-Mrs. Edwin Woodworth VicefPresident-G. T. Rose Prcsidcntf--Mary Frank Secretary-james Adams T1easure1+Emily Sue Shelton f' xX Mag' Elizabeth Akin Mil red Shirley Akin Adeline Alverson Herbert Anderson William Ashley Lillian Ano Margaret Beam Ruby Bamen Russell Betts Elizabeth Bowie lda Brandman D. E. Brantley QW. Bums oodruw Brown Dorotha Bums giilia Albright . C. Caruthers Ruth Cordell Helen Collie Dorothy Crowell Tlwmu Darru Clara Dykes N SOPHOMORE B. CLASS Isabel Dahba Mildred Ruth Dulin Milton Edelstein Pauline Edmondson Pauline Finley Elizabeth Fox Mary jo Gamier Verdie Gau Winnie Gas: Virginia Golden Bar ara Gouldy genhGgyaon ut a r Corinne lg:-ily Ruth Hicks Kathryn Hitchcock Leonard Horner Ruby Humphries Lessie Johnson Harry johnson Wssley Johnson Li a Jo jones George Kirk Eleanor Lackey Lee Lawing J. B. Lewis, Jr. Minnie McDaniel Martha Mclfeehan William Mee Lorraine Mitchell Charles Moore Kenneth Morgan Samuel Morris Peggy Murphy Kathleen Naries Willie Mae Nowlin Donovan O'Brien Kathleen Ogden john Paty Frank Pierce Doris Phillips Mary Louise Phillips Mary Potter Nell Potter John Pratchard Vernon Prestwood William Reese Ruth Riddle James Rigsby Billy Robertson Bobbie Shirley Rogers Daniel Swartz Elmer Setliiie Clara Sharp Marie Shapiro Elsie Smith Mary R, Smith Martin Solomon Mary Pearl Taylor Elizabeth Thomas Neal Trotter Leila Tumer Ray Tumer Gus Ulasis LaNelle Williams jowell B. Wright Q Q 5-Ii Q S I 4 games Adams ro Alley Thomas Allison William Allmond Veta Alloway Alex Alper Harold Alper Ji B. Anderson uth C. Anderson Virginia Archer Smith Amold Rebecca Atchison June Atchley helma Bain Frances Baker Le Mar Baker Theda Barkley Floyd Barker Margaret Barr James Bass Dorothy Battle Ruth Beard Evelyn Bell Nell Bell Rye Bell Leon Bennett Charles Bentley Walter Benziger Jack Bethel Richard Bidwell Wilbum Black Margaret Boddy Eula Mae Bonds Lohn Bookout mma Sue Bowers Charles Brandon Gwendolyn Brown Chalmers Bryan Arthur Buchanan Everett Buriner Bobby Burk art Laura Jean Caldwell Winifred Cannon Elizabeth Capehart Robert Carden 211188 Carlock lvlarseilla Carroll Martha Carter Jane Cartwright Nolan Cartwright Roberta Cartwright Lillian Cathcart Margaret Ann Catlett Mary E. Chambers Roy Chambers Helen Mary Lewis Mary Edith Helen Chandler Ellen Chandler Chapman Alice Christians Clark Clark Ben Cloogman Frances Coe Sumter Cogssvell Charles Colbum Catherine Cole Bemard Collins Jack Collins Sa rah Ann Collins Richard Colquitt Rex Conley Mary Coolidge Robert Cooper William Corbin Glenn Cordell Virginia Couch Louise Cramer Alice Crawford B. A. Crisman George Crosswhite Helen Hilda Crowe C rystal Connie Culerson David Dalton Ella Daneman Martin Daneman ane Davenport elvin Davis Thelma Davis Charles Decker John Delaney SOPHOMORE ROLL Charles Denham Margaret Deriney Ted De Saussurei Wallace Denton Matt Dillard Geraldine Dobbs Francis Dowd Jack Downey Ben Dubrow Harry Dubrow 'James Dulin Bobbie Lucile Dykes Elizabeth Ealtin Crystal Earp Frank Earp Lqknnie Edwards Sam Elder Ray Elmore Daisy Englander Mary English Wallace Estill Minnie Lee Evans Miriani Ezell Ida Fanburg George Farmer Virgil Farmer Rut Finney Jack Foster Carolyn Frame Mary Frank Mary H. Freeland Betty Freeman Claire Frendenburg Anna Frumin Mary Elizabeth Fryar Farnell Gadd William Gann Joseph Gass Elizabeth Gates Catherine Gerlach Harry Gilford Emory Gill Ann Glascock Jerry Golston Ora Frances Goddard Charles Gooden Catherine Goode Dorothy Goodhue Shirley Goodner Clara Goodwin Mary Belle Goodwin Ruth Goodwin Horace Goolsby Charles H. Gray Gustana Green Helen Clair Green Elizabeth Gregory Beverly Griilith Betty ' Grosser Elizabeth Guy Elizabeth Haggard Elmer Hale Elaine Hamlin Jack Hannah bilmes Harper argaret Harper Marvin Harper William Harrell Rita Harrington Maud Harris William Harris Dan Harrison Marjorie Hart Evelyn Hartman W. D. Hatfield Charlotte Haymore Mary Heard Ailen Headrick Billy Helmiclc Lorena Henderson Margaret Henderson Harry Hendon Ed Henegar Jack Henri' Ann Hens all Dorothy Herman Duke Hicks Kenneth Hill Nell Hill Sidney Va. Hill Virginia B. Hill Floyd Hilton Robert Hilrz Ralph Hines William Holbrook Hattie Jane Holmes William Hopkins Gordon Horton Marjorie Houston Genevieve Howard Frances Huggins Margaret Hughes Jay umphreys Alice Hunelie William Hundke Emily Fair Ingle Maxine Irwin gfseph Ivins ose Jackson Elizabeth Jacoway Rebecca Jaile Albert Jarvis Myrtle Jelf Doris Jewell Cooper Johnston Virginia Johnston Hazel Jones James Jones Lillie Gray Jones Margaret Jones Mary Anne Jones Elizabeth Jordon Arthur Kamin Louise Keefe Virginia Keefe Charles Keen Edward Keith Sara Ke ner Evelyn Kessler Arle King Margaret King Raymond Klng Katherine Kirksey Elizabeth Knight Charles Krichbaum Bettv Kyle Martha larrimore Beverly LeCroy Paul Lee Francis Letner Abraham Levine Jane Lewis Edith Linder William Lindsay Helen Ruth Little William L. Little Helen Long Margaret Lonil Bernard Love Jessie Lovelady Joseph Lowe Earnest Lowery Lester Lowery Nancy Luckadoo Lewis Lyltins Geraldine Lytle Greenlee Lytle Mildred McBrayer Austin McCallie Clarioe McClellan Glenn McClure .lane McConnell Edna McCulley Felix McDowell Lohn McGuire nrrest Mansield Charles Marlin Bobby Martin George Martin June Martin Lillian Martin Pauline Martin Catherine Mason Margaret Mason Holman Mayfield Jean Ellis Meacham llean Melton Carrie Meroney Mary Sue Milbum Eleanor Miller Elizabeth Miller Lucinda Miller 66 Portia Miller Sydney Miller Charlotte Mills Mary Ella Millwood Mary Catherine Mink Christine Mitchke Idabel Monroe Milton gMorgan Vera Morton Mary Mabel Murrill Sam J. Nash Margaret Newell Bernice Ney Richard Norris Frances O'Dell Hannah Olins Lloyd Oliver Brunson Orgain Dorothy Orrell Bobby Owens Celiz Page Edith Palmer Ellen Paradiso Mae Paradiso O. W. Paris Austin Park Betty Parker Fay Ellen Parker Helen Parker Lynn Paterson Alice Payne William Pavne Dorothy Phillips A. C. Pinckley L. G. Ping Ruby Plank Betty Plant Robert Poe Margaret Poston Barbara Potter Charles Powell Elizabeth Prater Sterling Prater Mary B. Press Sylvester Price' Charles Prigmore Nelda Prince Jewell Pruette Dan Pullin Dorothy Randle Marian Ranney Mable Reed William Rene ar Orbin Richards Betty Roberson Evelyn Roberts Chas. W. Roberts Ollie Robertson Edith Robinson Richard Robinson Betty Anne Rose Ethel June Rose G. T. Rose Marshall Rothe Charles Rowe Donald Rowe Fay Rule Lucile Russell Martha Rutledge Esther Sadler Marvin Sanders Walter Scarborough Lucile Schenk Elizabeth Schneider Alvin Schwartz Morton Schwartz Catherine Scoggins Betty Seagle Ed Seagle Walter Sells Caroline Seward Paul Seymour Dora Shavin Pauline Shavin Adam Sheftall Allen Sheftall Emily Sue Shelton Rose Shepherd Dan Sherlin Reynolds Sherrill Newell Shirley Fred Shope Helen Shutting Leon Silberman Jack Silverman Barbara Sims Robert Sizemore Nedwin Skipper Sam Smartt Alfred Smith Charlotte Smith David Nelson Smith Elizabeth Smith Esther Smith Evelyn E. Smith Gordon Smith Howard Smith Jewel N. Smith Letty Smith Ma y Lou Smith Paul K. Smith Thomas B. Smith Virgil Smith Beatrice Smyth Gladys Sneed Virginia Spencer Martha Spoonamore Velma Spradling Ruth Stanford Ruth Steakley Richard Stegall Josephine Steinman Mary Va. Steme Elsinora Stevens Richard Stillwell Lyle Stinson Garnette Stoner Samuel Sulman Frank Swanson lvar Swanson John Sweeney Albert Sweets Masea Tandeta Robert Tankesley Evelyn Tarvin Lloyd Taylor Dorothy Thaxton C. L. Thomas Irene Thomas Mary Fay Thomas Roy Thomas Martha Lee Thompson Robert Timmons Gwendolyn Tribble Anna Trotter William Troxler Annel Tucker Helen Tucker John Turbyville Anna Lee Tumbull Jack Turner Ralph Venable Elizabeth Ventress Leona Voight Herbert Waite Martha Wallace Clarence Walton Melba Ware Frances Warlick Sara Wasson Elizabeth Welch Samuel West Liberty Whitcomh Dan White Hilton White Wayne Williams Louise Willis Dorothy Wilson Elizabeth Wilson Virginia Wilson Alma Wolfe Max Wolff Claude Wood Marvin Woodard Margaret Workman James H. Wright Sam Yamell Catherine Yochem Frank Young Mildred Young Nell Young Virginia Ziege ALMA MATER Now, forward, we go to the fight While proud waves our banner above, For purity gleams from its white, Ami maroon stands for power and love. Now hope points us onward to life While proud voices blend in happy chorus, Conquerors we in each strife, For C. H. S., for C. H. S., we'll be victorious! 68 Q K NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - OFFICERS President-Vance Holdam Secretary-Margaret Robertson Vice-President-Julius Cogswell Treasurer-Sara Lois Dent Sponsor-Miss Annetta Trimble MEMBERS lst Row: Ray Bryan, Marguerit Meyer, Edward Poste, Betty Gene Gilbert, Raymond Burke. 2nd Row: Robert Newton, Johnnie Chestnutt, John Bauerle, Winifred Shaw, Julian Wilson. 3rd'Row: Lucia Brabham, Richard Lynn, Louise Davis, Evadene Turner, Virginia Olson. 4th Row: Vance Holdam, Miss Annetta Trimble, Iulius Cogswell, Margaret Robertson, Sara Lois Dent. NEWLY ELECTED MEMBERS 1. Clifford Dudley 7. Dessie Jenkins 10. Harmon Smith 2. M' ' Ed I ' 6- Edgar IOUY ll. G1 d S ,. ..:f's.,..2 5- M:,.YSWzz3:S m 4. Mabel Ingle 91 Roland selman 13. Margaret Wright 71 l I 0 C C STUDENT coUNc:1L OFFICERS President-Norvon Clark Secretary-Sara Lois Dent VicefPresident-Mark Woods Treasurer-Bill Hoback Sponsor--Mr. Creed Bates MEMBERS lst Row: Robert Walters, Gladlys Stonestreet, Warren Landis, Mary Elizabeth Schoocraft, john Bauerle, Betty Roddy, Bill S ope. 2nd Row: Evadene Turner, Eugene Wilkey, Louise Davis, Billy Hagan, Marguerite Meyer, Wallace Frame, Betty Gene Gilbert. 3rd Row: Paul Goodman, Virginia Olson, Harmon Smith, Lucia Brabham, Horace Hamby, George McMillan, Catharyne Alison, Julius Cogswell. 4th Row: Miriam Edelstein, Sam Keith, Katharine Decker, Vance Holdam, Mary Frank, julian Wilson, Dorothy Parks. Sth Row: Tom Reynolds, Virginia Hellmann, Claude Springield, Elizabeth Spradling, Ray Bryan, Edgar jolly, Edward Poste. 6th Row: Marianna Miller, Norvon Clark, Mark Woods, Mr. Bates, Sara Lois Dent, Bill Hoback, Nancy Smith. 72 BANKERS' CLUB OFFICERS President-julian Wilson Seerctary-Mary Elizabeth King Vice-President-Glenn Liner 'Treasurer-Sara. Lois Dent MEMBERS lst Row: Eugene McBrayer, Evadene Turner, Evelyn Landress, Kenneth Clarke. 2nd Row: Mary Frank, I. B. Layiield, Iohn Delaney, Dixie Chambliss. 3rd Row: Mr. W. P. Selcer, Wallace Frame, Nadine O'Neal, Richard Lynn. 4th Row: Glenn Liner, Mary Elizabeth King, Sara Lois Dent, Julian Wilson. 73 MASQUERS' CLUB OFFICERS President-Norvon Clark Secretavyvfreasuver-Mary Elizabeth King VicefPresident-Virginia Olson Sponsor-Mr. Barnett 1. Service MEMBERS lst Row: Iohn Whitten, Robert Newton, Peggy Skelton, Amy Bauerle, Marjorie Ramseur, Edgar jolly, Lloyd Platt. 2nd Row: joe Murray, Lucia Brabham, john Bauerle, Irene Bull, Myrtice Patterson, Julian Wilson, Vivian Allen. 3rd Row: Hubert Ramsey, Richardia Martin, Miraim Edelstein, Hope Davies, Glenn Liner, Catherine Bowers, Edward Poste. 4th Row: Bill Shope, Bertha Shavin, Ioberta Robertson, Marjorie Spenser, Lois Swicegood, Warren Landis, Aubrey Coplan. ith Row: Hazel Lloyd, Norvon Clark, Virginia Olson, Mary Elizabeth King, Harry Garner. 74 MASQUERS' CLUB OFFICERS President-Norvon Clark Secvetaryffreasurer-Mary Elizabeth King Vice-P-resident-Virginia Olson Sponsor-Mr. Bamett J. Service MEMBERS lst Row: Gretchen Kaiser, Juanita Bostain, Nancy Smith, Margaret Taylor, Laura Belle-Powell, E. Eugene McBrayer. 2nd Row: jack Hall, Goldie Raider, Eleanor Overend, Carl Waggener, Bettie Bush, Mae Bell Martin. 3rd Row: Juanita Miller, Elizabeth Spradling, Dorothy Morrow, lane Fergus, Margaret Eva Farmer, Dorothy Lawson. ' ' 44th Row: Martha Wilson, Dessie Ienkins, Mary Sue Cate, Katharine Decker, Kenneth Clarke, Eleanor Greene. ith Row: Virginia Lee Bryan, -Mildred Counts, Tom Reynolds, Mabel Ingle. 75' OFFICERS' CLUB OFFICERS President'-Harry Carver Secretary-Robert Walters ViccfPrcsident-Harmon Smith Treasurer-Wallace Frame Sponsor-Colonel Ballard Lyerly MEMBERS lst Row: lst Lieut. John Barry, 2nd Lieut. Mark Woods, Znd Lieut. Harry Bonney, 2nd Lieut. Moses Hyman, 2nd Lieut. Roland Selman, 1st.lLieut. Vance Holdam. 2nd Row: lst Lieut. Tom Reynolds, Capt. Hope Davies, 2nd Lieut, George McMillan, lst Lieut. Horace St. john, Capt. Edward Poste, Capt. Julius Cogswell. 3rd Row: Lieut. Norvon Clark, 1st Lieut. Raymond Burke, 2nd Lieut. Harry Rushbridge, lst Lieut. Robert Newton, lst Lieut. Earl Gryder, 2nd Lieut. Franklin Hahn. 4th Row: 2nd Lieut. Jack Clarke, 2nd Lieut. Hubert Ramsey, 2nd Lieut. Albert Stone, Capt. Eugene Iohnston. 'ith Row: Colonel Ballard Lyerly, Ist Lieut. Wallace Frame, lst Lieut. Harmon Smith, lst Lieut. Robert Walters. 76 GIRL RESERVES OFFICERS President-Evadene Tumer Secretary-Betty Martin VicefP1csident-Amy Bauerle Treasurer-Mary Nelle Strong Sponsor-Mrs. C. V. Swearingen MEMBERS lst Row: Marjorie Spenser, Geraldine Lytle, Ophelia Love, Marguerite Meyer, Catherine Mighton, Florence Waldron. 2nd Row: Louise Davis, Inez Caldwell, Dorothy German, Margaret Borin, Marjorie Ramseur, Shirley Goodner. 3rd Row: Nellie Kate Wallace, Martha Letner, Mary Sue Cartwright, Irene Bull, Sara Holt Lodor, Mae Belle Martin. 4th Row: Billie McDowell,.E1len Louise Ford, Frances Kunkle, Frances Guest, Marie Rau. T7' JUNIOR RED CROSS The junior Red Cross is composed of two representatives from each homeroom. The general purpose of the club is to carry on the majority of the charity work done by the school. During this past year baskets of food contributed by the entire student body were given to needy families at Thanksgivingg Christmas menu covers were made and sent to fleets in the Pacific Ocean and during the holidays a group of Juniors entertained at the Children's Refuge with a party. This is but the beginning of the various ways the junior Red Cross has helped to make others happy. OFFICERS President-sMarian Goldstein Treasurer-Mary Sue Cartwright VicefPresident-Evelyn Landress Sergeantfat-Arms-Bill Shope Secretary-Emily Sue Shelton Sponsor-Miss Katherine Wilkey MEMBERS Fro Alley Beirn Andrews Christine Beasley John Barry Emma Sue Bowers Harry Bonney Ruth Buchanan Hays Brown Mary Sue Cartwright lack Clarke Cleanor Conner Sumter Cogswell Evelyn Crawley Luther Crawford Elizabeth Duggan Charles Decker Miriam Edelstein Henry Eickhoff Eleanor Fulford Earl Freeman Marian Goldstein Emory Gill Caroline Hamby Sam Hanssard Montinee Henderson Charles Hiltz Mary Eleanor Hon Cooper Johnston Eleanor Ivins Gretchen Kaiser Margaret Kennedy Ruth Layfield J. B. Layiield Evelyn Landress Richardia Martin George Martin Lucille McCaskill William McDonald Mary Margaret Miller joe Murray Nadine O'Neal jimmy Oliphant Dorothy Parks Iulius Parker Lloyd Platt Eleanor Poste Wilma Randall Forrest Richardson Sarah Russell Harry Rusbridge Alvin Schwartz Marjorie Schleif Bill Shope Emily Sue Shelton Jewel Smith Alfred Smith William Stanley Geraldine Smyre Lyle Stimson Frances Stuart Josephine Thurman ,lack Tucker Frances Walker Ioe Vaughn Maurice Weber Rachel Williams Rebecca Winzimer Woodrow Wilson CGM HXX , f,', in if n 4 eu .ii Q 5 5 ff 3, at -wg ' I 'ax 'Tl .iiqlkjl 1 F L, I ' 35- Al L 'C JL'C 1,28 . ...I . .,, W. if -- 4' . if Ev if- , MLA M, . ,. ,. 4 -fi-:- .I s .7 ,- . :Q?ff'!1f e 31, . in - ' f' f . ,v 1 -Wx .M Zig gl . 1 J, , Ak. 1. 3. AF' x ,as i L' 47 I ,.7:. A .- N Y. '- 3 , 1 3 iii.-T' gf 4. I , it . L I I' -'Vi' eq A f '. r 1- E .4 ,, , VV' . a -fl 4, X l 'L 2i1J.7QCt'w F? j EWIQYESWZ .f-.v--1 ,,. .F-W., , f , ......,.fr,s- 5 Z.. ,Q-ux...Z' SOPHOMORE GIRL'S RESERVES OFFICERS President-Roberta Cartwright Secretary-Rose Jackson ViccfPreside'nt-Catherine Mason ' Treasurer-Elizabeth Jacaway Sponsor-Miss Beatrice Chandler L MEMBERS Dorothy Battle Alice Crawford Martha Carter Roberta Cartwright Margaret Ann Catlett jane Davenport Margaret Denney Minnie Lee Evans Christell Earp Gustava Green Catherine Goode Nell Hill Marjorie, Hart Marjorie Houston Rose Jackson Doris Jewell Hazel jones Virginia Keef Martha Larrimore Jane Lewis Helen Little Nancy Luckadoo Ilean Melton jean Meacham game Mcfhnnell dabelle Monroe Catherine Mason June Martin Edna Mc culley Evelyn Roberts Edith Robinson Lucille Schenlr Carolyn Seward Gladys Sneed Martha Spoonamore Elizabeth Smith Esther Sadler Irene Thomas Anna Ruth Trotter Anna Lee Tumbell Leonora Voigt Catherine Yochem 2 - ' H 80 N 'YAILP :ki 3 lS3L1 if:'r. all wil mi President-Tom Sam Alsobrook Tom Allison Luther Allen Arnold Cobb Lewis Chapman Jack Clark Winifred Cannon Z' STAMP CLUB OFFICERS Allison Secvetavy-Sam Yarnell Sponsor-Miss Betty Bates MEMBERS Guy DeBardelaben Harry Griscom Billy Huneke Charles Huneke Charles Hiltz Gordon Horton Larry Levinson Holman Mayfield Charles Prigmore Marshall Rothe Charles Rowe William Renegar Alvin Schwartz Herbert Waite James Wright 8 1 R N , X tp '. ' s s 9 fi' -on- FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS President-Alma Nicholas Secretary-Miriam Winer VicefP1esident--Esther Sims 'Treasurer-Louise Sutton Sponsor-Miss Elizabeth Battle MEMBERS Catherine Bowers Lucia Brabham Katherine Burns Edith Gazaway Betty Gene Gilbert julia Graydon Glenn Alice Hamlin Virginia Hewitt Virginia Hellman Mary Eleanor Hon Elizabeth Johnson l Belle Kress Evelyn Landress Gwendolyn Larkin Betty Martin Katherine McDade Catherine Mighton Sylvia Miller Marianna, Miller Alma Nicholas Virginia Olson ' Marjorie Ramseur Joberta Robertson Sara Russell Winifred Shaw Esther Sims Louise Sutton Alice Stone Frances Thompson Marie Timmons Jim Turner Miriam NViner Margaret Wright s ,S I sz N 'Cr I ni If SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS President-Mary Sue Cartwright Vicc-P'rcside'nt- Smith Arnold Margaret Borin Cathryn Bradley Edgar Carpenter Mary Sue Cartwright Jack Clarke William Corbin Virginia Couch Louise Cramer Charles Hiltz Katherine Kearnes George Klemm Herman Lamb Warren Landis MEMBERS Ophelia Love Mary Margaret Miller Charles Morris Marian Rannie Daisy Scoggins Reynolds Sherrill Robert Sisemore Sonny Smith Marjorie Spincer Evelyn Tarvin Martha Wilson Edna Lee Williams Barbara Martin Lillie Grey jones Secretary-Juanita Miller Treasurer- Emily Brown Virginia Harris Mary Elizabeth Friar Lena Wallin Dolly Saulpaw Anna Ruth McClure Gwendolyn Tribble Claire Lichtenstetter Louisa McDowell Susie Evans Mildred Eurton jack Hall Blanche Finley Betty Bush f X515 . ' 83 S J. O. Y. CLUB OFFICERS President-Myrtice Patterson Corresponding Secretary- Vice-President-Dixie Chambliss Martha Lucile Lewis Recording Secretary- Treasurer-Tom Mabrey George Wm. Smith Sponsor-Miss Nina Hutton MEMBERS William Almond Aileen Bishop Catherine Bowers Mary Ellen Boyd Maurine Boyd Cathryn Bradley Virginia Brooks Margaret Buchanan Bettie Bush Marseille Carroll Ed Cate Wyatt D. Cate Dixie Chambliss Sue Cook J Mary Coolidge Mary Jean Costello Isabelle Crutchfield Edith Davis Kenneth Davis Dallas Dickerson Christille Eays Edgar Eldridge Jessica Embrey Mildred Eurton Susie Evans Ruth Finney Helen Fryar Ora Frances Goddard Clara Goodwin Horace Goolsby Charles T. Gray Anna Grace Green Sadie Green Evelyn Griffith Virginia Harris Aileen Hedrick Lorene Henderson Francis Hoge Raphael Hope Louise Horne Josephine Howard Eleanor Ivings Kathryn Johnson Lucibel Johnsonf Mary Nelle Johnson Aleene Jordan William Jordan Martha Lewis Hazel Lloyd Geraldine Lytle Tom Mabrey Marie Manley Richardia Martin Edna McAmis Katherine McDade Bernice Mitchell Christine Mitchke Dorothy Morrow Alma Nickols 84 Martha O'Kelley Alice Payne Dorothy Parks Myrtice Patterson Athleen Powell Laura Belle Powell Jewell Pruett Dorothy Randle Wilma Randle D. D. Rich Ollie Robertson Allie Robinson Evelyn Schell Katherine Scoggins Carolyn Seward Rose Shephard Woodrow Sliger George Smith Jewell Smith kxlia Smith uth Smith Jerry Smyre Gladys Sneed Martha Spoonamore Frances Stuart Margaret Taylor Catherine Thompson Carl Waggoner Martha Wilson Thomas L. Wright SHAKESPEARE CLUB OFFICERS President-Virginia Olson Secretary-Ophelia Love VicefP'residcnt-Nancy Smith Treasurer-Rachel Williams Sponsor-Mr. T. H. McMillan MEMBERS Marguerite Bailey Thelma Barksdale Eleanor Beatey Eula Mae Brown Laura Jean Caldwell Jane Cartwright Virginia' Carson Lillian Cathcart Mary Ellyn Chambers Mary Chandler Helen Chandler Mary Alice Christian Edith Clarke Kenneth Clarke Mildred Clarke Kathryn Cole Aubrey Coplan Louise Conlrling Mag' Coolige Mil red Counts Louise Davis Josephine Davis Katherine Decker Hugh De Luce Miriam Ezell Harry Garner Shirley Goodner julia Graden Anna Grace Green Betty Grosser Frances Guest Elizabeth Guy Elaine Hamyln Erin Hanlin Marcia Harmon Sara Kaplowitz Sam Keith Evelyn Kessler Bell Kress Edward Krishbaum Frances Kunkle Frances Letner Claire Lichtenstitte Marie Manley Lillian Martin l' Pauline Martin Richardia Martin Ilean Melton Marguerite Meyer Mary Sue Milburn Elizabeth Miller Eleanor Miller Mary Ellyn Menton Bernice Mitchell Alma Nicholas Celia Page Simmie- Pavlow Emily Porter Margaret Paston Athlene Powell Jewell Pmitt Goldie .Raider Marie Rau Tom Reynolds Ida Richelson Edith Robinson 'Marjorie Roberts Ioberta Robertson Betty Roddy Margaret Sells Bertha Shavin Emily Sue Shelton Sonny Smith Lecty Smith Elizabeth B. Smith Alfred E. Smith Beatrice Smyth Ruth Solomon Virginia Spencer Elizabeth Spradling Irene Thomas Doris L. Townsend Elizabeth Ventress Frances Walker Nellie Kate Wallace Betty Ross Wheeler Dorothy Whitcomb Edna Lee Williams Rebecca Winzimer Ruth Womack 9 , it 4- -as., sf 'L lofi? G O Y 0 M 4 OFFICERS President-Jane Fergus Secretary--Evadene Turner Vice-President-Mabel Ingle Treasurer-Frances Guest Amy Bauerle Ruth Buchanan Inez Caldwell icihnnie Chestnutt ildred Counts Louise Davis Katharine Decker Sara Lois Dent Miriam Edelstein Margaret Farmer lane 'Fergus Frances Guest Erin Hanlin Virginia Hellmann Peggy Iackson Ellin Ieanes Penelope jones Louise Kemp Sponsor-Miss Lillian Patton MEMBERS Mary Elizabeth King Ellen Kinsey Belle Kress Ophelia Love Sara Loder Betty Martin May Belle Martin Iuanita Miller Marianna Miller Virginia Miller Lucille McCaskill Billie McDowell Eleanor Overend Lorraine Patterson Dorothy Parks Virginia Ragon Linna Mae Reeves Betty Roddy 86 Marie Rau Margaret Robertson Bertha Shavin Lois Shelly Peggy Skelton Nancy Smith Elizabeth Spradling Katherine Stafford Marjorie Schlief Lois Swicegood Julia. Thatch Frances Thompson Evadene Turner Margaret Vv'asson Dorothy Whitcomb Mildred White Edna Williams grins A 110011 11013 usfjsis. if ll ll gr: - f , up 06 gf u A I I 1 5 TIMES STAFF ,JG 1 , P' 0. fin ll ll . if-v' 'si--':----'-1 I .f . . CHQ. I-,yr w-vvfn'-wv- KX as ' '11 1 4. v 'W pr-wr at OFFICERS Editorsfin-Chief-Dessie jenkins Secretary-Myrna Cox Mary Willard Carr Sponsor-Miss Sara Stanselljf MEMBERS Aileen Bishop Lucia Brabham jean Brotbeck Ruth Buchanan Evelyn Cline Mary Willard Carr Aubrey Coplan Myrna Cox Jane Fergus Mary Elizabeth Fowler Dorothy German Marian Goldstein Margaret Harper Mary Heard Dessie Jenkins Gretchen Kaiser Belle Kress Cecil Loveless Catherine Mason Dan Norris Hubert Plcss Goldie Raider Evelyn Richards Ida Richelson Bertha Shavin 87 Bernice Siegel Louise Sutton Mary Julia Thatch Mary Fay Thomas Eleanor Thomason Josephine Thurmar Athena Tombras S. P. West Dorothy Wilson Miriam Winer Rebecca Winzimer Katherine Yochem BULL DOGS OFFICERS President--Dick Lynn Secretary-Treasurer john Walker VicefPresident-David Hill Stage Manager-Nathan Hightower Sponsor-Mr. L. B. Bender MEMBERS A Billy Cooper John Delaney Russell Damewood 'Wallace Estill Nathan Hightower David Hill George Kerns B8 Charles Keen Richard Lynn Walter Mathis Bill McKeehan Harmon Smith John Walker S. P. West X LIBRARY STAFF President-Dessie Jenkins Vice President-Kenneth Clarke William Adkins Kenneth Clarke Clifford Dudley Julia Graden Dessie Jenkins Sccretaryfffeasurcv-Julia Graden Sponsors-Mrs. Claire Wlups Miss Elizabeth Baird Eileen Jordon George Smith julia Thatch Margaret Thurman Louise Willis I Q . in we ' SERGEANTS' CLUB OFFICERS President-Edgar Jolly D Secretary-Jesse Sims ViccfPresidcnt-Horace Hamby, Jr. Treasurer-Claude Springfield Jr Sponsor-Miss Katherine Wilkey MEMBERS Haskell Burden Edward Cate Luther Crawford Russell Damewood Charles R. Dicks Edward Duncan Horace Hamby William Hagan Samuel Hanssard Nathan B. Hightower James Hilly Edgar jolly 90 Siesel Ionakin Sam Keith Iohn R. Lassater Walter Mathis William McKeehan John Newton Hugh Nixon Jesse Sims Claude Springfield Edwin Trimble Eugene Wilkey Wilbur Wright V .' .til Q-:uv-:f... ,r,'.r 'V HOME ECONOMICS CLUB ' OFFICERS President-Nancy Hill Secretary-Mary Catherine Benziger VicefPresident-Eleanore Green Treasurer-Mildred Elam Sponsor-Miss Nina Parks MEMBERS Marguerite Bailey Frances Baker Christine Beasley Eleanor Beatey Mary Catherine Benziger Carolyn Brockett Myrtle Cannon Mary Willard Carr Mary Ruth Catton Helen Clarke Mildred Clarke Eloise Cole Louise Davis Margaret Denny Mildred Elam Dorothy Epping Elizabeth Gates Shirley Goodwin Eleanor Green Frances Guest Marjorie Hall Dorothy Hatfield Pauline Hayes Virginia Hewit Nancy Hill Rebecca jalfe Sara Kepner Clara Lichenstetter Margaret Loard Mildred Long Margaret Loyd Almeda Martin 91 Martha Nell Melton Lila D. Moore Anna Morphew Betty Parker Simmie Pavlow Ruby Plank Barbara Potter Ida Richelson Nancy Rollins Martha Rutledge Dolly Saul 'aw Louise Saullaaw Daisy Scoggins lvfildred Sealey Betsy Ross Wheeler Mary Anna Wilhoit LETTERMEN'S CLUB OFFICERS President-Charles Eubanks Secretary-Treasurer-Wilfred Sweets VicefPrcsident-Earl Breneman Sponsor-Mr. Jim Puckett V MEMBERS James Adams Jerry Golston Felix McDowell Wilburn Black Earl Hart Ed Parks Earl Breneman Harry Carver Kenneth Donaghy David Eldridge Robert Elam Charles Eubanks Delbert Friar Willard Hammond Earl Hulgan Ed Henegar Eugene Iohnston Sam Keith Lester Lowery Robert Lieb 92 Elbert Patty Hubert Ramsey Jesse Sims Noble Simmons Wilfred Sweets Osmo Smith Billy Teppenpaw - ...sau c -vw- . Y. ,, SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS Preszdcnt Tom Reynolds Secretary-Treasurer-Louise Davis Vice President-Roland Selman Sponsor-Mrs. jean Sweetland MEMBERS Harry Bonney Harry Brody- Frank Burger Dorothy Davis Louise Davis Hugh Deluce Kenneth Evans Earl Freeman Erin Hanlin Marcia Harmon Bill Hoback Kenneth Huddleston .93 Sammie Iaffe Harry Mathis Tom Mabrey Virginia Olson Hubert Pless Tom Reynolds Bill Rud C. O. Ruch Roland Selrnan Evelyn Schell Mark Woods ns' 11 ,su 'I n r bl l 1 '1 T3 1 v h i KODAK CLUB OFFICERS President-Mark Woods Secretary-Catherine. Bowers Vice'P'rcsident-Roland Selmane Treasurer-Thomas Mabery Sponsor-Mrs. L. S. Daniels MEMBERS Karl F. Andrews Bill Campbell Robert Carden Charles Colburn Louise Cox Juanita Bostain Catherine Bowers Dorothy Davis Elizabeth DeMars Charles Decker Gertrude Gauntlett Clara Goodwin Jack Gross Marvin Harper Dorothy Hatfield Ailine Hedrick Raphael Hope Alice Huneke Gretchen Kaiser Kathryn Iohnson Margaret King Herman Lamb Margaret Ann Lloyd George Miller Ellen Paradiso 94 Mae Paradiso Alice Payne Mary Lynn Ragon Thomas Mabery Wilma Randall Mildred Reynolds C. O. Ruch Roland Selman S. P. West Hilton White Louise Wilson Mark Woods Virginia Zeige if g Wu I Ill ll 1 -Ga A, Q -Qrixpw' A 'nr ART CLUB OFFICERS President-Gretchen Kaiser Secretaryffreasurcr-Louise Harris Vice-President-Mabel Ingle Sponsor-Miss Emma Owens MEMBERS Margaret Boddy Maurine Boyd Bettie Bush Mildred Counts Betty Dietzen Elizabeth Duggan Eugene Forwalter Duke Hicks Sidney Hill Mary E. Hon Emily Fair Ingle Maxine Irwin john jeanes Lily Gray Jones Eileen Jordan Virginia Keef Bettye Kirksey Kathryn Kirlrsey Gwendolyn Larkin Margaret Loard Pauline Maxwell Jean Meacham Bertha Miller Juanita Miller 95' Lloyd Oliver Betty Roberson Charlotte Smith Josie Steinman Margaret Taylor Sarah Taylor Mary Fay Thomas Martha Wilson Miriam Winer Margaret Wright Wilbur Wright Catherine Yorlcem COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS President-Inez, Caldwell Secretary-Marjorie Schleif VicefPresident-Hugh Nixon Treasurer-Nellie Kate Wallace Sponsor-Mrs. Swearingen . MEMBERS Katherine Allison Veta Alloway Beirn Andrews Virginia Archer Theda Barclay Pauline Berman Eula Mae Bonds Irene Bull Inez Caldwell Virginia Carson Eleanor Conner Mary Louise Cox Ella Daneman Thelma Davis Elizabeth De Mois Geraldine Dobbs Daisy Englander Jeanette Fine Katherine Gerlack lack Hall Louise Harris Maude Harris William Harris Rita Harrington Evelyn Hartman Virginia Hill Frances Letner Sara Kaplowitz De Forrest Mansfield Bobbie Martin Mildred McBrayer Annie Ruth McClure Edna McCulley Luisal McDowell Helen Means Ilene Melton Betty Meroney Marguerite Meyer Lucinda Miller Carlene Millican Mary K. Mink Pearl Nash 96 Hugh Nixoh Emma Lee Orrell Marjorie Roberts Marion Sadikolf Marjorie Schleif Lillian Schmissrauter Mollie Schwitzer Eva Pearl Scruggs Iennie Lee Sherrill ,Agnes Smith Dorothy Sololf Ruth Solomon Marjorie Spencer Iohanna Stutz Louise Surrett Sweet Sutton Evelyn Tarvin A Irene Thomas Nellie Kate WaUa6e Rose Wise L J, Edith whimitsn MAROON AND WHITE PERSONNEL EDITORIAL STAFF Paul Goodman, Editor-in-chief Dorothy Hon, Club Editor Alma Ezell, Associate Editor Evelyn Schell, Feature Editor john Walker, Associate Editor Ruth Layfield, Book Reviewer Louise Sutton, News Editor Roberta Cartwright, Chapel Reporter Nathan Hightower, News Editor Hilda Crystal, Reporter Marjorie Stewart, News Editor Louise Willis, Reporter Maurise Weber, Sports Editor Hattie lane Holmes, Reporter Barbara Scott, Sports Editor Nancy Hill, Reporter Marschal Rothe, Art Editor Kenneth Clarke, Reporter Sponsor-Miss Arminda Smallwood BUSINESS STAFF Eugene Wilkey, Business Manager Ioe Press, Circulation Manager Billy' Hagan. A-YSL BUSUICSS M4110-80 ' Myrna White Exchange Editor Selma Blumberg, Advertising Manager M . H' 'll E h Ed. Iames Hilley, Advertising Manager argueme aswe ' xc fmgc l 'tor Sam Sma,-tt, Asst. Advertising Mtmagc, Luther Crawford, Asst. Circulation Manager Robert Shinbaum, Circulation Manager Sam Hanssard, Asst. Circulation Manager Sponsor-Miss Beatrice Chandler 97 BOYS' HI-Y OFFICERS President-William Cooper Secretary-Manning Meacham Vice-President-George McMillan Treasurer-William Stanley Sponsor-Mr. Stanton Smith MEMBERS Floyd Barker john Bauerle Hayes Brown Kenneth Clarke lack Clarke Bill Cooper Iohn Delaney Edgar Eldridge Kenneth Huddleston Albert Iarvis 98 Manning Meacham George McMillan Robert Newton Dorman Ney John Riddle Iohn Shelley Sam Smartt Bill Stanley Robert Tankersley John Walker .. Q.,-M-. ' f GIRLS' HI-Y OFFICERS President-Lucia Brabham Secretqry-Mabel Ingle VicefP'resident-jane Fergus Treasurer-Wingred Shaw Sponsor-Miss Ethel Wood MEMBERS Mary Catherine Bowers Lucia Brabham Elizabeth Brown Katherine Burns Dixie Chambliss Mary Sue Cate Louise Cox Sara Lois Dent Jane Fergus Harriet Foster Betty Gene Gilbert Ann Glascoclr Marjorie Hall Louise Harris Virginia Harris Marguerite Haswell Aileen Hatcher Virginia Hellmann Mabel Ingle Dessie Jenkins Penelope Jones Audrea Mae Kerr Mary Elizabeth King Barbara Martin Sylvia Miller 99 Eleanor Overend Virginia Olson Mae Paradiso Angele Morris Sara Russell Barbara Scott Winifred Shaw Lois Swicegood Dorothy Thoxton Frances Thompson Virginia Wilkerson Myrna White Margaret Wright ARCHERY CLUB Fair weather on Wednesday Ends the Archery Club on the field ThlS newly organized club has made fine progress under the capable instruction of Miss Ehzabeth Iockwood. President-Arthur Jones Vice-President-George Kems Katherine Kerns William Little Bill Harold Fred Boye Emo Grimm OFFICERS Secretary-Treasurer-Jack Little Sponsor-Miss Margaret O Grady MEMBERS Isadore Iade Ted desaussure Robert Garlock Dennis' Strickland 4, - . 100 ' --9: ' ' - ., .,.,, H . hh Trombone ORCHESTRA Student Conductor-Edgar Ferguson Assistant Conductor Sponsor-Miss Mary Ruth Hall Violins Violas Flute Margaret Anderson Gordon Cheek Eleanor Poste Ruth Beard Benjiman Franklin ' William Burnett Jack Foster Oboe William Corbin L. G. Ping Herman Colquitt Dorothy Hon , Ann Henshall , Clanmts Sam Keith Ccuos Leland Brown Carrie Meroney Bernice Iviitchell Alma Nicholas Marshall Rothe Seamour Shavin Mary Stahl Margaret Newell Edith Palmer Gladys Stonestreet lf' Edgar Ferguson Mary julia Hunter Dorothy Phillips Louise Willis Bassoon Edward Poste Sam Sulman Swing Bass Annel Tucker Melba Ware Trio Bill Shope De Forrest Mansfield Violin-Seamour Shavin 'Cello-Gladys Stonestreet Piano-Jane Sutton Woodwind .Quintet French Horn Robert Shinbaum String .Quartette -Robert Shinbaum Trumpets Arle King Lois Swicegood 4 Percussion Willis Lord Paul Millsaps Lois Shelly Pianists Jane Sutton Elizabeth Wilson Violin I-Seamour Shavin Violin II-Sam Sulman Viola-Benjiman Franklin 'Cello-Gladys Stonestreet Clarinet-Edward Ferguson Flute-Eleanor Poste Oboe-4Herman Colquitt Bassoon-Edward Poste French Horn-Robert Shinbaum GIRLS' GLEE CLUB OFFICERS President-Vivian Allen O Librarian-Anna Morphew Secreta1yfT'reasu'rer-Juanita Peay Sponsor-Miss Mary Ruth Hall MEMBERS June Atchley Evelyn Hartman Ophelia Love Ellen Paradiso Mary jean Costello Margaret Harper Richardia Martin Mildred Reynolds Laura Jean Caldwell Marcia Harmon june Martin Evelyn Richards Sarah Anne Collins Virginia Hewit Betty Martin Laura Robinson Catherine Cross Marjorie Houston Pauline Maxwell Martha Rutledge Helen Crowe Rebecca Jaffe Lila D. Moore Margaret Sells Louise Davis Ruth Jones Sylvia Miller Susan Smith Edith Donaldson Louise Kemp Christine Mitchke Annel Tucker Margaret Denney Sara Kepner Mary Mable Murrell Helen Tucker Harriet Foster Evelyn Landress Mary Virginia Mc Brien Sarah Taylor Ann Fruman Gwendolyn Larkin Louisa Mc Dowell Marie Timmons Donna Gault Martha Poe Larrimore Edythe Mc Whorter Betty Wheeler Ora Frances Goddard Margaret Anne Lloyd Virginia Olsen Louise Wilson gertrx:1deHGaEerigett Sarah Holt Loder Betty Parker Virginia Zeige orot y at BOYS' GLEE CLUB OFFICERS President-Haskell Burden Librarian-Warren Landis Secretary-Treasurer-James Hilley Accompanist-james Olliphant Sponsor-Miss Mary Ruth Hall MEMBERS William Allmond Charles Krichbaurn Claude Springfield Clarence Walton Billy Burnette Donald Counts Francis Doud Bill Hagan Billy Harrell Ted Houston Cecil Loveless George Martin Platt Lloyd Charles Rogers Chester Sherlin 102 John Turbyville Earl Freeman Farrell Gadd Jack Henry Austin Park Alfred Smith B. A. Crisman I. W. Brooks Neal Trooter Ben Grayson 1- , ,4'-fr 4, 1 ,.... .PQK .4 Q 4 X R FOOTBALL SQUAD James Adams, quarterback. Adam's Hne, unselfish attitude towards the team should endear hifn to C. H. S. XVilber Black, tackle. The Rudy Vallee of the football team. ' Earl Brenneman, guard. fCaptain.j His quick judgment and unhurried play have saved many games for City Hi. Kenneth Donaghy, end. Donaghy is the smallest man on the team, but he filled his posif tion in a capable manner. Robert Elam, halfback. His dependable blocking paved the way for many sensational runs. Charles Bubanks, quarterback. His spirit, unconquered by illness incention to the team. Delbert Friar, fullback. De1bert's'courage carried the team through many a hardffought game. Jerry Goldston, halfback. This War horse of C. H. S. was rightly considered a terror to his opponents. Ed Henigar. Henigar's record this year gave promise of much success for him next season. Earl Hulgan, halfback. His play has proved him a line punter and blocker. Eugene Johnston, halfback. Eugene is a great player, who puts his best into every minute of the game. Sam Keith, halfback. Although his specialty was running, he was a great allfround back. Lester Lowery, guard. His wit was too much for the opponents of City Hi. Tyler McDowell, center. McDowell was always in the fight. His never'say-die spirit has earned him much respect. Judd Parks, center. He was a tower of strength in the C. H. S. line. Elbert Patty, end. Patty could always be depended upon to play good, consistent football. Noble Simmonds, manager. Noble proved himself to be a good manager in every sense of the word. - Wilfred Sweets, end. His departure marked a great loss to the team. FOOTBALL SCORE C. H. S. ..... ..... 7 Polk County ...... . O C'. H. S. ..... ..... 9 Marion County ...... . 0 C. H. S. ..... ..... 1 4 HumefFogg ........ . 0 C. H. S. ..... ..... 1 4 Notre Dame ...... . 0 C. H. S. ..... . 6 Ramsey Tech ..... . 7 C. H. S. ..... . 7 McMinn ......... . 6 C. H. S. ..... ..... 1 6 Johnson City .......... ,... 3 3 C. H. S. ..... ..... 1 3 Bradley County ....... .... 1 3 C- H- S. ..... .. 0 Central .................. . 0 106 BASKET BALL SQUAD Coach-Mr. Yarnell Barnes jerry Golston-Guard Jerry was a vital cog in thc mechanism of the Maroon cagers. Willard HammondhCe11ter Dude would be an inspiration to any team. Earl Hart-Guard Earl is a great fighter with splendid spirit. Edgar Jolly-Forward Edgar is small but he'll tackle his weight in wild cats. Robert Lieb-Guard This clever, dependable man is rightly called the sparkplug of the Maroon offense. Ed Parks-Forward His height and ability were two reasons for the many victories for the C. H. S. team Noble Simmons-Forwani Noble's cool steady play did much to insure success for Barnes' cagers. Billy Teppenpaw-Forward Billy is as fine a little player as ever held a basket ball. David Eldridge-Manager David has really earned his position by the dependable way in which he performs his duties l v ff I EX TEAM EITBALL 'ac V7 4 ID -DUN Q .u +5 L 5, I RO X L oi' ' X3 -gig O 53.5 Ss rg-.5 F 1: Leu UFQ U QP 9 .J ml' S O E .E V7 ..7 GYM CAPTAINS lst Row: Anna Louise Holdam, Nancy Hill, Mabel Lynn Paris, Margaret Robertson. 2nd Row: Evadene Turner, Miss Sadie Magill, Vivian Allen. DRILL SQUAD One of the most outstanding features of the year was the.parade performed by girls selected from the gym class at the City-Central football game. The members of the squad were attired in white dresses with white capes lined with maroon Each girl carried a maroon balloon which was released immediately after the word City was formed by the squad. Bvadene Turner and her class sponsor Horace Hamby led the parade. The Hrst two squads were composed of class captains and their sponsors. These were: Margaret Robertson and Vance Holdamg Edna McAmis and Robert Waltersg Anna Louise Holdam and Hope Daviesg Mable Lynn Paris and Ioe Murray. f X E15 ' . 110 N SENIOR GIRLS' ATHLETIC CLUB OFFICERS President-Vivian Allen Secretafyffreasuver-Ruth Smith Sponsor-Miss Sadie Magill .MEMBERS Vivian Allen Amy Bauerle Carolyn Brocketti Irene Bull Myrtle Cannon Marjorie Carson Johnnie Chestnutt Sue Cook Eleanor Fulford Eleanor Greene Anna Louise Holdam Robbie Lewis Margaret Loard Edna McAmis Myxtice .Patterson Dorothy Parks Laura Belle Powell Ruth Patton Juanita Peay Piggy Skelton Ruth Smith Dorothy Sageser Mary Seward Jewell Smith Mary Nell Strong Nancy Hill Mary Elizabeth Schoocraft Isabel Crutchfield Mable Lynn Paris Hazel Loyd Marianna Miller Katherine Mighton Lila D. Moore Dorothy Jean Williams Margaret Robertson JUNIOR ATHLETIC CLUB OFFICERS President-Margaret Willoughby Secfetaryffreasurer-Judy Hunter Veola Akers Claudia Anderson Margaret Anderson Thelma Baine Myrtle Bass Emily Browne Mary Frances Cahoon Elizabeth Capeheart Louise Conkling Doris Coulter f MEMBERS Betty Dietzen Alberta Drummond Caroline Frame Gertrude Gauntlett Caroline Hamby Iudy Hunter Katherine Kerns Evelyn Patterson Margaret Poston Mildred Reynolds Laura Robinson, Mary Frances Skeleton Betty Smith Charlotte Smith Ruby Smith Bessie Spector Margaret Thurman Margaret Willoughby Louise Wilson Ruth Womack ill? . 1 12 S UUIIIQ 11-A- 113 0 v 21141 Ailit STAFF Cadet Major W. Julian Wilson, Commanding Battalion Cadet Capt. Hope Davies, Executive 'Officer First Lieutenant Robert Walters, Adjutant Second Lieutenant Mose Hyman, Supply Oliicer Second Lieutenant Harry Rusbridge, Provost Marshal 9 1,16 Viola Akers George Bailey James Bass Amy Bauerle John Bauerle Mary Ellen Boyd J. W. Brooks Dixie Chambliss Bernard Collins Herman Colquitt Kenneth Davis Francis Dowd Conrad Duke Robert Eldridge Ben Franklin CI-IATTANOOGA HIGH BAND OFFICERS Drum Major-Cecil Loveless Director- MEMBERS William Gann Harry Gilford Paul Goodman Jack Henry William Holbrook Hattie Jane Holmes Doroth Hon Y Eleanor Hon Joe Ivins , Myrtle Jelf Arthur Jones Arle King Raymond King Charles Krischbaum Warren Landis Beverly LeCroy Willis Lord Cecil Loveless Henry Mathis Catherine Mighton Carlene Millican Paul Millsap Helen Parker Dorothy Phillips A. C. Pinckley Lloyd Platt Hubert Pless Edward Poste Eleanor Poste John Pratchurd Sylvester Price Walter Pryor Colonel Summers Jerome Rhodes Forrest Richardson Charles Rogers Lois Shelley Robert Shinbaum William Shope Dorothy Solotf Dennis Strickland Mary Nelle Strong Lois Swicegood Lloyd Taylor Vivian Taylor Roy Thomas Herbert Waite Clarence Walton Julian Cogswell FIRST SERGEANT Edgar Jolley SERGEANTS Edward Duncan James Hilley William Langford John Newton George W. Smith Claude Springfield Hugh Nixon CORPORALS Jai D. Clemmer ugh DeLuce Samuel Gross Jack Little illiam McDonald ROSTER OF COMPANY A CAPTAIN FIRST LIEUTENANTS SECOND LIEUTENANTS John Barry George McMillan Vance Holdam Roland Selman Harmon Smith Harold Storie Walter Weinstein Thomas Wright CADETS Charles Alge Thomas Allison Alex Alper Bernie Andrews Robert Burkhart Roy Chambers Kenneth Clark Sumter Cogswell Rex Conley Donald Counts Melvin Davis Charles Decker E T. Dulin illy Duncan R. K. Elmore Charles H. Gray Charles T. Gray Charles Grubb Marvin Harper Edward Henegar Carroll Herren Nathan Hightower Floyd Hilton Robert Hiltz Harold Hixon William Hopkins Saxmuel Jaffe Jo n Jeanes Lozier Jolley James Jones James Lyons George Miller Richard Norris James Oliphant Austin N. Park William Payne Robert Poe Daniel Pullen Richard Robinson Marshall Roihe Charles Rowe Alvin Schwartz Reynolds Sherrill Alfred Smith . 'l'homas'W. Smith Virgil Smith Frank Stanley Dewitt' Standefer Samuel Sulman Daniel White Wayne Williams Marvin Woodard ROSTER OF COMPANY B CAPTAIN Cliiford Dudley FIRST LIEUTENANTS Raymond Burke William Hoback Wallace Frame Robert Newton FIRST SERGEANT Jesse Sims Edwin Funk J. B. Layicld Larry Levinson SERGEANTS Robert Carlock Edward Cate Russell Damewood William Hagan Samuel Hanuard john Lasaater Edwin Trimble Charles Morris CORPORALS Jack Chandler Amold Cobb Guy DeBardladen Edward Eldridge john Walker CADETS James Adams William Allmond Harold Alper Samuel Alsobrook Smith Amold Ehn Bookout . M. Brown Everett Burgner William Bumett Robert Carden Nolan Cartwright William Catlett SPONSOR Miss Mildred Counts SECOND LIEUTENANTS Harry Bonny Jack Clark Albert Stone Mark Woods Glenn Cordell B. A. Crissman Ben Dubrow Harry Dubrow Ferrell Gadd Joseph Cass Charles Gooen Henry Hendon Kenneth Hill Malcolm Kemp Abraham Levine Bernard Love LB. Lowe ster Lowery DeForest Mansfield Sidney Miller Sam J. Nash Brunson Orgain O. W. Paris Paul Parks L. G. Ping Donald Rowe W. Scarborough Samuel Shavin Maurice Shepherd Chester Sherlin Newell Shirley M. Tandetta Robert Tankealey James Tumer ,lohn Turbyville Beverly Walker Hilton White Thomas Williams Claude Wood H. james Wright Frank Young Emery Gill ROSTER OF COMPANY C CAPTAIN FIRST LIEUTENANTS SECOND LIEUTENANTS E h R E Norvon Clarlr ugene Jo mum Tlxilrzmalsygllleynolds Earl Grydel' FIRST SERGEANT Samuel Keith SERGEANTS William Cooper Roland Diclrs Seiael Jonakin William McKeehen Eugene Willrey Phillip Wood Wilbur Wright CORPORALS John DeLaney Ira johnson Geo e 'Klemm Joseblm Press Edward Seagle William Stoclrburger William Wardlow Woodrayv Wilson CADETS William Adkins Luther Allin Harry Brody Floyd Burns Edward Carpenter Lewis Chapman'- Charles Colburn Robert Cooper William Corbin Connie Culberson Wallace Denton jack Downey Wallace Estill Kenneth Evans George Farmer Virgil Farmer John Farrow Oliver Golstein Elmer Hale ,. William L. Harrell games Harper . E. Harris Charles Hiltz Ted Houston lsadore laffe Charles W. Keen William L. Little Greenlee Lytlc Charles Marlin Holman Mayfield Milton Morgan Dorman Ney Floyd Oliver William Renegar Orbin Richards Wallace Robertson G. T. Rose C. O. Ruch Marvin Sanders Morton Schwartz Walter Sells Fred Shope Jack Silverman David Smith Gordon Smith Lyle Stinson Charles Suggs Frank Swanson Ivar Swanson Robert Timmons ,laclr Tumer Ira VanOrsdale Ral h Venable S. West Max Wolf Sam Yarnell Matt Dillard 0 W2 '1'MC1'm? ,gl T RIFLE TEAM MEMBERS Front Row: Haskell Burden Edward Damewood Robert Hiltz Russell Damewood George Miller George McMillan Back Row: William Adkins Seisel Jonakin Harmon Smith Phillip Wood Malcolm Kemp Wilbur Wright The Chattanooga High School Rifle Team, coached by Sgt, R M Procter has made an impressive record in past years. During 193243 they were city champions and hope to repeat this accomplishment in the coming years. 121 W A 1 122 'f - 9,3 wiv if f 'Q N MARK WOODS His cheerful and faithful perform- ance of the innumerable tasks- as- signed him place our blushing vice- Rresident among those we wish to onor. SARA LOIS DENT Her success may be attributed to the pleasant and capable manner in which our editor-in-chief carries throu h the details of any job as- signecl. JULIUS COGSWELL His conscientious and responsive devotion to duty, his readiness to sacrifice self for the interest of his fellowmen, his desire to do well whatever he does. force us to view with pride our captain . JOHN BAUERLE His willingness to do all things both great and small and his stiekability place our john among those whose nemes live after them. B-vc . EDGAR JOLLY His good sportsmanshig, his sin- cere frankness. his ad erence to duty. his ability to see a job through make Jolly invaluable to his associates. -1 M, . MARY ELIZABETH KING Even though her chief interest lies in scholarship, her other accomplish- ments indicate that our secretary is successful in other helds. HORACE HAMBY His keen and eamest interest in the welfare of his class, his will- ing cooperation and good fellowship are the distinctive characteristics that mark our president. LENNA MAE REEVES Her joyousness in fulfilling each duty, her pep and tireless energy Lenna Mae. KEN CLARKE His never-tiring efforts in the cause of C. H. S. crown our vice- president the most loyal enthusiast of the Class of '34. MARGARET ROBERTSON Her willing and enthusiastic par- ticipation in any activity that con- ycerns her class or school brings this ,honor to our song-bird. 'O ,F N ' vi MABLE INGLE Her cheerful readiness to devote time, talent. and effort results in successful achievement vgen our sponsor is on the job. 14 . KATHERINE DECKER Her emcient and competent com- letion of every task gives K Becker entrance to these ranks. NORVON CLARKE His tact, amiability, dependabil- ity, and particularly his power to surmount diilieulties stamp our student president an able leader. MARIANNA MILLER ' Her clevemeu in maintaining that smile in the face of so many aces designates ourlphotograph editor I winner. S are the traits that distinguish our os Marie , Lucia fha 126 QAM www 9-A O .SQA-' 05 lp My M ff' ql Q 0+ E If O5 wav 040' I 11 IV xv 9+ Sw Og T 996590 Cjagwg Q N 48 ST e Q X xo 26' 00315 X l RU .fy 0099006 W 'A Jbaff-IA Dfiq Coz so d W wh fefs -W ga, .II-G Maroon an WSNF .oml xxvx cnA'rrANoocA scnool., CHATTQNODGA. 153 'inf' ': Q, '1p of ' X519 UNCENSORED, UNSPOILED SERVICE '1'rl:lIr,g-iam SQ 00 RIFLE TEAM HAS ALUMNI LEAD IS STUNT p ' I 12:30 Q FINE PROSPECT IN U.C.DRAMATIC? - '--iPAPER FEATURE Four Membexitlr Yenr'sTe1Hlgh sam: in-gi-u Hold Ffq UNIQUE re c . cn 1 i. m Swv:-,I OH Gm See ' Um UM-5 5 ':::..'.g'J:,':.f:':::sr.'n L ...... . .... ,.- U .... .. -...-.I am 'mu I- clay, ul CM mm , -4 W hw Cm .:w::am'I':..... School af Work - A -. . 4 - Izmlrmcs. WA-ni not - I ATTENDANCN 41-1 Amr -un shun, .M .snuff-u. Four Members of Srven1y- me Xxx '3i'.1 '.3TIf.'Q.: 122' 'l.2.,f ,Q,'2, cm- X L SENIOR PROJECT Q uf .1 an my 5 -- Bnskubnll C, H. S.'n , -- wk SE '2i?I5kA5IAUS EIS-gegtoiy I. I. .., .mf ..f:I:::fmC:::::::, my-sux Chllrm-Are cum. A-5v0QoY4 v-5, fI f.'1'fT 'ff.i'.'Y ',1 .f.,2',','f.',,, I ..'If..'f..'f'.' 3 ' big 'wmhmlgalvwwmm :wxx 4560 egg' Q1,sgY'Vl!lL'i REAT WSC' Y' 'W' vlmwngno yr' . . Q: lf' in n X M, yu! E ,,, S. Srudenn Hnve Gm' If nffw' ' uv'- f:I::- '..'f.'hauu-IIIU' , 01 '.- V F '5'Ul --Www' MI: 3,1640 jg,-r.. . :.0'.gA-wg-,y-I-M f S ' ' BATES, SHOLTZ :5:i g:vII ml ' . , .D gg Dfffif Svflwfkld. Bunn In md: -vi:-'um 6? ,Iu'oi.?hgi'I N han nn n umm' ,swdm 6, I. :Ii . yn--5 fiqvibgt? Qi.. l , Q ' , C, un ma QI I J , I . . :'::XgOSvQg,51EfS,,i,53,j,i2s,.j,:j5 gig: ' ,nv w 'W7'., dv , - I1 ' 1 GA il fav' ml f ww' h.W4?Ol?' A City Ushers In ax- ci-5:'jijf',,-LM :A .1 IC Q., 'fffrm Se? , In 1934 Communiwveg G 'Qm.,Q:o'f:--, ' ENTR 662- 41 CIICSI Drivef ,M .h',,m 'I-Q. N. I 'rs C EL 00535 47- L B f7i'nCH'F '.R0mHww-4u-,-,,.ggI,': ': gFE'Pc5RTER INTER' I ,Q Gf.f,kggjS' F4 VOR 'EPQ-MEMEIoHw.oNE cm fIEWS.MISS GLASS N.: z ' ' 'Q n's nt gg - ' 1 wgggliuwhrgbgl our I.:-1-1 , Hlgg:.g:lixECI5JgbIgllgR :mum 1:2 vamp: uw ignm -.l: 'f:' mar' 'rl 'NWWD-:sz -1 urls--u-ul'-an-ar.'nn-I WI 5:-.4 ln.. :4.,,,L:f:,,1':-1 nf:-Rnllmudn Spam' Amfmlslm 5:1131 -:H -Er.:-...,.I I Lune'-Mm ,,,:Iunrn--I-.,...g..,,,,, Cenmqurhqm-Tnp no-h:-uv' -. Nl: -'1 lf,,' NN '4'M ' '-4llrv.lhs :mann-u-for-wanna.: ,M N- ,I-d,..,,.,,,,,u ....2,fA., : li:' 'h': 5'Y c.Il.x :Ipnyul--1-un.I.v-ma-s -hd - ' ff- 4-nu. '41, 1. l!,Igf-5.qmmI-guv-nunnnumm.. 7 ' --awh- ' ::1c.:1tI.x!n:mn.nu-nM:I:l 10' E m ' 1 l 9,0 AN ' IQ34 IQ34 Sun. oN. uc . . . r. IU. Alf- - 1 22- 3 4- 5 6 7 Y 9 10 L1 L3 1-7 14 1' 7 JY 1.9 X - 2.3 14- 215 26 1.7 X t - .30 51 . SEPTEMBER New sophomores report to enroll. Green as ever, but they evidently believe there is strength in number. Grand rush for choice lockers. Unusually small number of casualties. The grind begins. Same students are seen carrying books fmostly sophsj. Wonder why? Editorial and business staffs of the Dynamo are announced. We meet Knoxville High in second game of season. OCTOBER High School is host to HumefFogg as the Maroons tackle the invading Blue Devils. We won! Several teachers forced to withdraw to Knoxville. For a teachers' meeting, so they say. Bankers enjoy Weiner roast at the Rod and Gun Club, in spite of burned Engers and tongues. Three cheers for Miss Magill and her chapel program! Steakley and Collins surely know their Caesar. Prof. Bates and Miss Scholze star in. initial battle on new tennis court at dedication by juniors. What a game and what a 'fessor! Eightyfone lucky souls leave for World's Fair, Chicago. Bon voyage! Ramsey Tech defeats our team but not our spirit at dedication of High School's new football Held. Score 7f6. - 128 ly V, .... sfljjdd ,- .- A . gg lg Wqhl SW1. 7 'v ' NOVEMBER At last the R. O. T. C. sponsors have been elected! Yes, they have been elected! We take our hats off to these lucky dames. ' Maroon and White appears with a fullfgrown tattler. Who'd afthought it? Community Chest starts drive forumoney. Loosen up, you Scotch. Armistice day. We get everything but a holiday. The Great American Drama is interpreted by Mr. Service's Public Speakers. The Orge scores hit in assembly. Sergeants make Wyatt Hall ring as 'they dance to the rhythm of Chile Child's orchestra. Mr. Hamic bids the History Department good-bye as he leaves to become superintendent of adult education in the city. A certain tenseness prevails in the atmosphere in anticipation, of turkey and the final football fight. Juniors entertain at stagette to the tunes of Ramsey and his Chattanoogans. DECEMBER ' Tickets go on sale for the City-Central game. Mad scramble down town. Big bonffire pep meeting at 7:30 prior to tomorrow's game. City 0-Central 0. Sad, but true. Senior's oral themes begin. Students stumble around in a daze. Seniors pose for birdie. Everybody tries to console everybody else as they gaze upon results. Virginiah9lson entertains student council with buffet supper. Ye intellectuals going peppy on us, e . - Seniors play Santa Claus to Vine Street orphans. School adjourns until Ian. 1. Times page staff enjoys party at home of Mary Willard Carr. - 1 N. H. S. members visit Dr. Trimble and eat. They may be the intelligentia of High School, but they surely can do away with food. JANUARY Back again after holidays-ready to start the New Year Right with poor attendance! The seats were rather uncomfortable but everybody slept throug it all right, Seniors stmt new rings and pins. Our dear professor receives a letter addressed to Bates High School. Who's been leav- ing impressions now, Mr. Bates? Maroons give McCallie a thorough spanking in High School's gym before a record crowd. And how!-Here's the tune! City 44-McCallie 26. Cramming. We have a It gives me great pleasure to look into your bright and shining faces- in chapel. Exams! More exams!!! Heavens be praised! Exam week's over 'neverbody passed??? The news of grades is received home by fond and loving parents. The burning question is A , B , or what? Class Day speakers elected. How do they do it? Mel-Roy, the Master Magician, thrills Wyatt Hall as he fearlessly cuts girl in two and produces rabbits and ducks. 129 FEBRUARY Snow! Tardy list mounts higher. A snow battle waged in front of graveyard. The Major's valentine knocks him out. Must have been some valentine! The Lord's Anointed lStudent Councilj stage a swell tea dance until intermission. Declamatory tryouts held. Chestnutt, Martin, Goodman and Mabery to represent High School. Stunters parade tonight. Prove to be an uproarious success. The American pet glorified here in Pamahasika's Pets, a Century of Progress exhibit. MARCH Maroon and White popularity contest goes over in a big way. Kenneth and McBrayer buy just thirty-four issues so they can vote for Ken Clarke. Building catches fire. Firefwagons get here too soon. Just our luck though! Longfawaited contest awards presented to winners. Everything from horse heads to C. . C. pins. New N. H. S. members recognized by Dr. Church, national secretary, in assembly. Senior day! What a day and what a luncheon, that is what was left after Mr. McMillan and Papa Creed finished. Delightful Easter program rendered by Bible Classes. - APRIL No school today. 'It's Sunday, you gump! Seniors labor over intelligence tests. Come out dumber than before. RafRis Qhomerooml make debut in chapel. Soothing strains of Miss Hall's orchestra send the student body into dreamland for an hour's venture. Banker's have annual banquet with all the City's high brow and their usual ten minute speeches. The Phanthom Tiger visits High School in the best production in years. Declamatory winners leave for Knoxville. Miss Wood's homeroom relieves the monotony with a swell chapel program. Shakespeare Club presents annual play, Twelfth Night. lt just takes Miss Bennett to do the unusual. Her assembly program spells originality for us. Dynamo stages biggest and best dance of the year. MAY The prettiest and most spectacular event of the year is the May Day exhibition under the direction of Miss Magill. Hurrah for the queen! Juniors give their long'expected production. Well, it was well worth the wait. Seniors appear in last chapel program. Kinda' sobby affair. Cramming!! Exams!!! More Exams!!!!!! Baccalaureate sermon for the departing seniors. Senior picnic! What a day! But oh, the blisters!! IuniorfSenior Prom big success. Class day at last. The day we've waited for for twelve long years. Commencement night. Farewell! High School. 130 J Q f X P3 WSW PROGRAM PROLOGUE Richardia Martin MASTER OF CEREMONIES Vance Holdam LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF THE ENSEMBLE Juanita Miller, Hubert Ramsey, Vivian Allen, Robert,Walters, Marjorie Ramseur, Horace Ham' by, Mildred Counts, Herbert Bates, Ruth Smith, William Cooper, Anna Morphew, Jessie Sims, Ho e Davies, Bettie Bush, Alfred Smith, Peggy Skelton, Earl Freeman, Eleanor Green, D. D. Rich, Nancy Hill, Norvon Clark, Juanita Peay, Claude Springfield, Mabel lngle, Glenn Liner, Billie McDowell, John Whitten, Marian Goldstein, Earl Gryder, Dixie Chambliss, Julian Wilson, Virginia Olson, Harry Carver, Myrtice Patterson, Eugene Wilkey, Mary Seward, Dan Norris. SOLOISTS Dan Norris, John Barry, Bernard Collins, Lila D. Moore, Haskell Burden. COMEDIANS James Steakley, Bernard Collins, John Barry, William Hoback. DANCERS Miriam Edelstein, Edna McAmis, Betty Roberson, Catherine Bradley, Carolyn Frame, June Martin, Helen Chandler, Harriet Foster, Susan Smith, Glenn Alice Hamblin, Kathleen Cofef, Helen Shutting. ENTRE' ACTS Xylophone Solo .... ...................................... ......... M a rgaret Wasson Tap Dance ......... ............................... ....... M i riam Edelstein Monologue ................ ....... V irginia Olson Solo ............................... .................................. .......... W . P. Hendrix Saxophone Solo .................. ......................................... ........ J . D. Holland Sourwood Mountaineers SOPHOMORE CLASS- Wise Cracks From the Ceiling. JUNIOR CLASS- Living Statues. SENIOR CLASS- Song Symphonies 1. The Women in the Shoe 2. Mickey,Mouse and Minnie's in Town 3. One Minute to One 4. The Spinning Wheel Song NOVELTY ACTS 1 3 2 133 .7 Q TWELFTH NIGHT Twelfth Night , the Shakespearean play of 1934, was a huge success. The play, under the able direction of Mr. T. H. McMillan, was heralded as one of the finest Shakespearean pref sentations given on Chattanooga High School's stage. The Shakespeare Club sponsored the play, attending to all the minor details under the direction of its president, Virginia Olson. Kenneth Clarke was business manager, and Thomas Reynolds, stage manager. The cast, selected from the school as a whole, was composed of High School's finest actors. Although all parts were handled exceedingly well, the following deserve special recog- nition: Sir Toby Belch, played by james Steakleyg Sir Andrew Agnecheek, played by Ray Bryan: Olivia, by Mabel Ingleg Malvolio, by Vance Holdamg and Maris, by Anna Louise Holdam. Richardia Martin was very convincing in the leading role of Viola. f' X 134 DAY' OR SENI How T-pvc D memo sffa Spam? ST.V5emviNes Djyfg cup, 'Q Q4 2.YilM A ji' x il? 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CAN Cf'4' Q, 9 G Gone, f-'H' Lunok 'PQKJOJ lwhw-.Q gm.x.'rv.Q, 315 5 C: o , 138 '55 xfk gllwglimlg f ?Zm WW MM 1 img. QQ? iii? iii,-Qiw , may Q f A Q ,-4,241 .,!Z5Zwy - fwffwf mf97,9fZ4W,fW' j LA Q?Q M f but ZA N The preacher's small son was being quizzed by an elderly visitor one day. Does your father ever preach the same sermon twice? he was asked. Sure, he does the boy replied. But he hollers in different places. li if if What did they teach you at school today, Bill? asked Mr. Hoback. Oh teacher told us about Columbus, who went 2,000 miles on a galleon. ti She did, did she? Well, don't believe all she tells you about those American cars, my boy. 1 as It Vivian Allen looked long and thoughtfully at the second examination question which read: State the number of tons of coal shipped out of the United States in any given year. Then her brow cleared and she wrote: 1492-none. IF if ll A group of school children were being taken through an art gallery. With a single stroke of a brush, said Miss Owens, joshua Reynolds could change a smiling face to a frowning one. Gladys Stonestreet: So can my mother. if It t Strange indeed! Eleanor's young man has taken offense at something. Have you said anything to him? asked Mrs. Green. Not a word, said Mr. Green. I baven't seen him sincc I mailed him an electric light bill for lagt month, . S Ill il Ed Poste: Who invented work anyway? Mark Woods: You should worry: you'll never infringe on his patent. li 1 if Rachelle Williams: I don't see how football players ever get clean. Dot Parks: Silly, what do you suppose the scrub team is for? lk 4 i Are you a clock watcher? 'asked the business man of a haggard boy who had just applied for a job. No, replied Bill Hays, the average ibut honestj student, I'm a bell listener. 'X 515 . 143 ' n r Mvcrtlxmcntx Things You Should Know About Lighting 1. Poor Lighting is one of the causes of nearfsightedness. 2. It takes 3 times as much light to read a newspaper with the same ease as it does a well printed book. 3. Reading with the page brightly illuminated and the rest of the room comparatively dark often causes unnecessary eyefstrain and fatigue. 4. A person who uses his eyes under poor lighting conditions for prolonged periods frequently suffers more nervous muscular tension than a man' ual worker. Why not have one of our Home Lighting Specialists call at your home and help you. secure proper lighting? This service is available at no cost. The Tennessee Electric Power Co. Compliments of For ECONOMY WILKINS COOK : HEAT : FREEZE , Distributors of those good wlth Schrafft's Chocolates of strict purity QUICK, CLEAN, DEPENDABLE No artificial coloring. No synthetic flavoring. For good, wholesome, palatable candies, specify GAS CUMPANY SCHRAFFTB 145 DRINK IN BOTTLES STAPP'S BOOK STORE School books bought only on principal's per' mit during school term. In summer no permit is necessary. 'IF Compliments of MOUNTAIN CITY STOVE CO. Cafeteria Equipment DIPLOMAS FRAMED WILLIAMS GLASS CO. 814 Lindsay St. Back of Market Hou Phone 6-8353 Auto Glass a Specialty Service With a Smile Eat at WILLIAMS AND FRENCH 14-16 East Seventh Street 146 - Retail Merchants' Association These are our friends who have kindly contributed this page Miller Bros. Co. Edwards fe? LeBron James M. Shaw E99 Co. S. T. E99 W. A. Dewees Co. Lovemans Inc. W. F. Fischer fs? Bro. Co. Ternpleton's T. H. Payne Co. Hardie E99 Caudle 147 Compliments of Mills E99 Lupton Supply Co. PRESCRIPTIONS TOILETRIES EMERSON P. POSTE ' ! CHEMICAL ENGINEER ' , p ' ANALYSIS RESEARCH CONSULTATION c uv nn: onua Hon: 99 Market Street Phone 60925 Otalwjgfieafonoalppfuyhziu 1752 MARKETST. MORE SUCCESS TO Compliments of CHATTANOOGA HIGH UNIVERSITY PHARMACY S E99 W Corner of Vine and Baldwin FOX BROS. CO. WHOLESALE INSTITUTIONAL FOOD SPECIALTIES WE SUPPLY 'YOUR CAFETERIA 1934 DYNAMO PICTURES WERE MADE ...BY... m ' Phone Cherry St. 745535 WE HAVE ALL NEGATIVES ON FILE 148 FRATERNITY, COLLEGE and cLAss JEWELRY COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS INVITATIONS, DIPLOMAS Official Ieweler to Chattanooga High School L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers ATTLEBORO, MASS. RBPRBSBNTBD BY E. G. FITZGERALD IOSVZ NO. 22nd St. BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA C Y P A D Compliments of IIALIIWIN, HONVARD, HAMILTON PIANOS THE PLUCKBD LILY ASSOCIATION Bob Newton, President Ken Clarke, Vice-Preside t LANSFORD PIANO COMPANY Bob N'w'0'2 sm Y MUSICAL sUPPI,IEs .- PIANO TUNING I h h 7 CHERRY STREET CHATTANOOCA TE NE SEE IUS DA 6 IAL 9 Compliments of M. B. EAVES E3 BROS. FOOD DEPARTMENT STORES Compliments of STOVALL HARDWARE CO. 711 Cherry St. CRISMAN HARDWARE CO. 511 Market St. Compliments of SHARP BROTHERS 402 West Ninth Street 149 BETSY ROSS CONGRATULATES CHATTANOOGA HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES -1--.-.----1.--u-n--1 CAMERON E5 BARR BAKING COMPANY Good Bread at its Best Compliments of 1. H. MEIER Compliments of MEAT MARKET AT EASY WAY GROCERY UNI TED I -5 Compliments of DAIRIES W: DANIELSS mme SHOE REPAIR PARLOR 17 East Seventh Street ARCHER PAPER CO. WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS OFFICE SUPPLIES SCHOOL SUPPLIES TOWELS AND TOILET PAPER Phone 66189 1124f26 Market St. 170 Thedforcfs BLACKfDRAUGHT C'Eamous Family Laxativev' Children Like the Syrup BEST WISHES ERCM THE MAKERS CDE H1 j. H. KAISER TELEPHONE 6 6634 GHATTANOOGA AMERICAN BUTTGN E5 BADGE MFG. GO AUTO RADIATQR CG' Hemstitching, Pleating, Flags ADIATOR5 and Banners ' Buttons and Button Holes ALL WORK GUARANTEED Flat Iron Building SOO Broad St. Chattanooga, Tenn. The Martinffhompson Company Athletic Headquarters 706 Cherry St. Say It With Flowers JoY's 6-7168 817 Market Street 6-7169 152 Uroerdffli 1 I XMMf,w i I , A , i ff -5 , A I WMM 5 - K . w I 4