Clarksville High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Clarksville, TN)

Page 39 text:

THE PURPLE AND GOLD Senior Edition The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The THE PERFECT SENIOR GIRL SHOULD HAVE- personality of Annie Manning dramatic ability of Rz'l2vvi'a Sfl'f7l7l'l1S scholastic ability of Eliziziwlli 71171777105 dignity and style of Liicj' Bar1i11'i'U independence of Nnrrna A1111 Nicks dependability of Eniilvi' Dm' Marxflali friendliness of Frafirrx Hun! wit of Annie Lee BlH'fll'f neatness of Peggy I0 Br'iffg1i'a!er gracefulness of Mnrffnl Sm' W!i11itll7lX sophietiention of fum' Bwiclv Smile of AWIIZVCY Ff!ll7L'l'.Y Mizlom' cuteness of Bnna RIIt1,lJIIIl7 pep of Martini Hrflin loyalty of Annie 1.11111 Frizziur athletic Ability of AitlV.Qt1I'l'f T1i1'ri'nli11i' originility of Paziiini' HllIQIlt' leidership of Mari Lruis generosity of Marie W't1i'ri'11 :ehool spirit of Eiizixiirtb jenn Cozznvil 1101 THE PERFECT SENIOR BOY SHouLD HAVE- poise .ind dr.1m.1tie .ibiliry of W'iiii11111 Harrii. l1.1lI' and eyes of Hilglqarii Page common Seine of Sanz Pvizmizil boyishness of Hn1'i11'1' ilifcillfifj' wit .ind sense of humor of P11111 Siifiizzzn disposition of Paul Sinifli .ithletie ability of 11111111211 Iofinxon loyalty of Gmrgi' L1z'i11gsfo11t' fighting spirit of Civil Mmjqi11z praetieability of W'iilii'r BiltQ.Qi'ff PCT5OIl.1llIy of iI1l7l1l'XffHI Prim' versatility of i'll'fiL'illA1lllIill'Q dependability of fiL'Hl'lQL' AI0l'l'iXUll smile of lnnmy Wwiimff intelligence of Ifiiilii' llillqlqvff independence of fifhlliii' Sfii'jif1i'1'if friendlinew of lurk 1l11.i.mn Rehoul spirit of Iri' Bum ll ,W L! ,

Page 38 text:

X-f2.. -wa ..- Q I r Mafia ' YOU Hr -Q J' 4 ... A F' ,' 3 X, WJ I w ti,-J-,EP Good LOQKLU- V awy Robfgn-. Eg, ld H , wx an Q 1 V fi vw i -.j 1 X f The B OUY TDL1o'r9'3y-QFLQF

Page 40 text:

Senior Edition THE PURPLE AND GOLD 39 A 'T f i ' 49.33 N Q ' 1 X Q Long years ago, in 1937 to be exact, there lay in the distant town of Clarks- ville, Tennessee, on the beautiful avenue of Greenwood, a certain palace. Some- where within this palace was a wonderful stone known as Graduation. And so it happened that in that year of long ago a group of young knights and ladies of the court of the lovely Queen Future entered into this mysterious palace in search of this beautiful stone. Upon entering this palace of intrigue these people, under the leadership of Thurston Price, Elizabeth Council, and Martha Norris, encountered the fierce dragon of the Purple aml Gold! They fought the most desperate 'battle in history with this monster and cut off 221 of its subscriptionsg thereby earning for themselves third place in the Royal Tournament of this con- test with the Purple and Gold Dragon, and obtaining for themselves the right to advance to the second adventure for the stone of Graduation. 9 Then came the second adventure of this fearless and distinguished group. Having gained confidence from their first encounters, they eagerly set out to ob- tain the stone. But alas! Misfortune was brewing. Purple arm' Gold Dragon's son, Purple and Gold II, had heard of his father's defeat and, being more fierce than his father, set out to avenge him. Again under the capable leadership of William Harris, Martha Norris, and Robert Norris this brave group defeated the monster by cutting off even more of his subscriptions than they had the previous year, and earned themselves second honors in the Royal Tournament of Purple' and Gold Dragon. 3 Then came the third part of this adventure. Going always forward, as in the two years before, this group encountered the fierce tribes of Freshman, Soph- omore, and Senior. The unfailable spirit and determination of this party, with Allen McGregor, Annie Manning, and George Morrison at their lead, triumphed over their opponents. They not only won first honors in the Purple ana' Golrl Tournament, but won the right to place upon the golden Throne of Honor their Queen, Her Highness Rebecca Sue Wood, for the annual Home-coming Game. 4 Then, as the story goes, the group emerged upon the fourth, final, and most glorious adventure of their career. Through their whole-hearted coopera-