Columbus High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1940 volume:

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COLUMBUS I-IIGI-I 'B , SCHOOL PAYS TRIBUTE TO HER ALUMNI. . , 1-v Cff1.s'.s'a 4 Jr 'ff-Z 'I-fill! 1142711711 'als Allfyfyflfw 4 1ffbfvffr'.s 'I bww lf-I 'Cliffs ..g, I Mill -T -.... ,6.,,.., , , 6 , ,mn 5 'J' 'll 2 ' 'A . 11 . ' 1 . V. ,Q xffgff In deepest appreciation and love we dedimte this I0-10 Cohiscan to ROIMJND H. DANIICI, whose untiring efforts and vision for the public school system of Columbus for twenty-eight years is greatly re- sponsible for our present high school. I r , l 1 One of the large, commodious rooms of the Boys' Public School Building will be used for High School purposes. It has been furnished with the celebrated Andrew's Desks: also with Maps, Globes, Philosophical Apparatus, etc. The curriculum is a combination of the classical and the practical courses, common in our best Colleges. Pupils completing the High School course will be pre- pared to go either into business, or to enter without inconvenience, on account of irregular classiflcation, schools of higher grades. Our school building is now undergoing such changes as will entirely separate the boys and girls. except during study and recitation hours. when they will be under the immediate supervision of their teacher. A nice yard, made absolutely private, has been arranged for the young ladies attending the school. where they will be in the care of one of the lady teachers during each recess. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OE COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, FOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 27, 1890. k,.. f K' 1 , COLUMBUS HIGH SCHGOL 1940 CUHISCAN A iii I!! IMATHEMATICS , . IMILITARX sczmcrs FA C UL TY T. C. KENDRICK. A. B., Principal DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH MISS ROBERTA LAWRENCE, AE., M.A. MISS LILA CALLOWAY, A.B, MISS ANNA CRABB, B.S.. M.s. MISS CLOTILDE I-IAIR. AE., M.A. MISS CARMEN WOODRUFF, AE. DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY MR. WILLIAM D. JOHNSTONE, A.B., M.A. MISS MARTHA BELL. AE., M.A. MISS MINNIE NIERLE DAVID, AB.. M.A. MRS. ELIZABETH T. LANGDON, AE. MISS ANNIE V. MASSEY, A.B., M.A. DEPARTMENT OF LANGUAGES MISS ELIZABETH ROGERS, A.B., M.A. . MISS MISSOURI BINNS, A.B., M.A. TQ MISS GLADYS CLAYTON, A.B., M.A. MISS CLARKIE DAVIS, A.B. MISS LII.LIAN GRIEEITH, E.S. DEPARTMENT OE MATHEMATICS MR. URBAN RUMBLE, A.B., M.A. MISS MARY ALICE ARNOLD, PH.B. MISS MILDRED BROWN, A.B. MR. GEORGE CARTER, A.B. MR. G. W. WARD, B.s. DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE MR. G. NEAL THOMAS, PH.B. MR. PAUL AUSTIN, B.S. MISS CORA LEE CHEAT!-IAM. B.S.. M.A. DEPARTMENT OF MANUAL ARTS MR. EDMUND GREEN. B.S. MR. LEO R. KISCHE, PLS. MISS RUTH PLUMB, B.S.H.E. DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION MISS CATHERINE ALLEN, B.S. 3' LIBRARIAN MISS MYRTLE C. BLACKMON, A.B.. B.L.s. DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCIENCE MAJOR WILLIAM R, I-IAMBY SERGEANT C. M. HANIE R 1 YQ hal YQIIQIIQIIQIIQIIIBIIKYIIQIIQIIVBY 9 f RNS C fggllglhgllgpllgpl lS4llk4llN!llN4llNJI -. 4 ' T 5 -u A X :Q f- 2 j ' f Q K 3 71 J Q , f X ... f 'V X : ... X 2 .. X h X M X-X ik ' W X X mm mmm 2 Cfasses pq 9 PEER UAR 7' CLASS CYIIJIS' O-f6'67'3' DOROTHY POWELL .. ,,,,,,, .. . .PRESIDENT My mind to me a kingdom rs. Honor Society '39-'-40: Pres. February Senior Class '4O: Most Intellectual Girl '40: Asst. Business Manager Student Publications '40s Cvlee Club '40s Blue Streak Staff '40. A. J. KRAVTIN .. .. .,.. .. .......... .. .VICE PRESIDENT 4'Exhausl1'na thought and hearing wisdom with each studious year. Honor Society '38-'39-'40: lst Lieutenant ROTC '39-'4O: Best Drilled Cadet M585 Student Council S93 Dramatic Club '40: Vice Pres. February Senior Class '40: Editor Blue Streak '39-'4O. HENRY BANKS . ......... .. SECRETARY AND TREASURER In thy face I see the ways of honor, truth, and loyalty. Secretary and Treasurer February Senior Class '40. 1 l X Cheer leader '37-'381 Glee Club '39-'40: Home Economics Club '39-'40: Blue Streak Staff Hes one of the best fellows in the whole school, sure as the voice. X 1-1NwooD ADAMS There is no index of character so BEALLE BALDWIN Leave silence to the saints, Iam but human. '39-'40: Honorary C Club '39, PAUL BARRETT He governs his life bu the Golden Rule. WILl.IAM BAKER So much one man ran do, that does both acl and know, l Glee Club '36-'37-'38. CATHERINE BATTLE The mildest manners and the gentlest heart Tri-Hi-Y '38-'40: Honor Society '39-'40 Sec. '39-'4O: Senior Girl Scout '39-740. cf ' 'r . os ATTLE ' X 2 '- 'A To be ina' 1 us is assurance of success a. has ha inessf' O ' N . ' Ska' JAMES BIGGERS Wori'y never made men great, x 'X therefore why should I worry? , , Football '38-'39: Tennis Team '39, V W' l V JUANITA BURTON 9? She loves: laughs and comprehendsf' Y U Dramatic Club E563 Glee Club '39-'402 l l G. A. A. '39-'40, l E l l , ,Ll JULIUS CAR'I'l. EDGE W Diligence is its own reLL':1rd. V, E X C I'f'l,llf 1 ltll t J KATHRYN CARTLEDGE It l 1 7 , ' l Sucress fomes to those who will. llll l to be surt'tssful. I , I L' f , L x ' ' RALPH BRO COLBERT A'VJhose heart was made of simple, manly stuff. Hi-Y '38-'39-'40: C Club '38939-'-40: Sec.-Treas. '39-'40: Cheerleader '38-'39-40: Tumbling Team '39-'4O: Most Popular Boy '-40: Boy's Sport Ed. Cohiscan '-40. ELLEN COSBY None knew thee but to like thee. G. A. A. '39-'4 ' lylome Economics Club '30-'4 , irl Scout Senior T PW39-140. LV LX Q to In ev .X X-va K-, GEORGE A. DAVIS ould I were steadfast as thou art ATHERINE DEIGNAN S ex eth little kindnesses which Q91 clue undone or despfsef' Ho lub '39s G. A, A. '39 . , Y, , xx A- DELIA CANTRELL XVIISQ to resolve and patient to performf Home Economics Club '39-'4O. HAROLD CLAYTON Happy I am, from care am I free, XVhg canlt they all be happy as me? V' l -1 x r fl 'C Af W ' in ' 1 'xf ,.z' -' , i X Z l HORACE EDMOND A true friend is a friend forever. Hi-Y '38-'40, MARTHA GAINES She Iightens every burden with friendship. JEFF GARRETT A man good and true. ootball '37-'38-'39: C Club '38-'39-'40 Baseball '37, BETTY FOSTl1R To be good is the great thing. PAULINE GARRETT 'Tis good nature that wins the heart Glee Club '37. FLORA GRANTHAM Good nat E e of the richest fruits o tr oodness Glee Club '35 ,ilom E: Club 30 G.A.A.'39g e Sak taff 39 W . , of X LAVJTON GRANTHAM K, A friend that is never found wanting. Cvlee Club '36-'40: Hi-Y '37-'38: Football Q l '38-'39: C Club '38-'39-'40Z ROTC a Captain '39: Major '39-'4O. Y' ' lx qi MARY ETHE1- HAIR I AF A perfect woman, nobly planned, W i To warn, to comfort, and command. 1 , G. A. A. '39-V403 Glee Club '39-'40, l l l 1 Y' Ml NWA dr. JOYCE HOLLEMAN Happiness and virtue rest upon each other. EDGAR JOHNSON He knows whafs what. Pres. Freshman Class '36g Hi-Y Cheer- leader '39-'-10: 'VVIQ9-'-405 Club '4O. , ff.. fffxd is ,JVQ FRANK JOHNSTON A lad worth knowing. matic Club S81 School Band '39. JACK KING 'X ,,, J llicking yet prudent, a K .1 lx. nd of everybody. - L J .Z A.fHi-Y ' 8539-140: Football '37-'38-'39 , ef :'C , b '38-'39-'4o. sx.fk.2 g yew 1' ,Af 1 Y! l X1 Vg., -7 gf., ANNE HARDIN KWXAD She possesses what we all would haue. lhe way to laugh and he, which makes us glad. 3 G. A. A. '40: Home Economics Clu Girl Scout Senior Troop '39-'4 . RUBY JEAN HARRELL fl Happy, thoughtful, kind and true. There is no favor she will not! , fm is TT J. tttll f t d N yl tgl, f fgx tx . V-iw X Glec Club 90.40. A ' A ' ' HARRY HENDERSON A friend you like to meet along the way To share with him the pleasures of the day. ROTC lst Lieutenant '39-'40, BARBARA HERNDON A character like hers has power to win Many a sure and favorite friend. G. A. A. Vice Pres. '39340. Q X ALFRED LANGEORD x He conquers who endures. 4-'fd ' X , N Iih. 7 i J' ':1r,'f,yl!'lIl ll K. i X v A Q I 3. X V? 1-x H Be sure you are right, lhen go ahead. REBECCA MORRIS Gen1le of speech, benehcent of mind. Senior Girl Scout '37-40: Honor Society '39-'40: G. A. A. '38-'40. FLORA MCDONALD She slroue lhe world to please, xvlllh manners wondrous winning. .ffixx C Club '56-'-+01 Sec.-Treas. 681 Vice Pres. - Q - -'403 Hi-Y '36-'40: Football '36-'39: - asketball '37-'-10: Baseball '36-'40: Most Athletic Boy '39-'-40: Tennis '39. A ROBERT MILLER M 14 BILLY PATTERSON Full well Ihey laughed with heartfelt glee AI all his jokes, for many ri joke had he. Blue Streak Staff '381 Drum and Bugle Corps '37-'38. .7 V BO ie RRY , 2 He possess e pri less quality . . ' Qf . ,, of Inq? gffrzen , O Blue-sggl sgggxg- Jf Ky! , HORALD POPE If he had any faulls. he's left us in doubt, W i 1-lt least in slr weeks I could nor End them out. J l I LUCY PRESTON 3 She has a smile for euery one. i' i Dramatic Club S92 Glee Club 78. 1 l N DORAN REICH As u wil, if not Hrst, in the very Hrs! line. Football '38-'39: Alternate Captain '39: 1 fx xx Baseball '37-'ls-'39-'-lo: C f A 'qfxa Club '37-'ls:lQ.'4o. ly., lgllllllf '7 ' JIMMY ROBl:RTSON 1 N W l . ll llllll ll alll. .lwll 11,1 Ii Life is too short to worryf, N I l '- l l 1' K' ' f Eid if - LANIER SCRUGGS X Rich in friends, because he ICS loyal: Rlfh ln characler, because he is good. Hi-Y '37-'38-'39: Football '37-'38-M591 C Club '40s Most Handsome Boy '40, ROBERT SHELTON To the brave ghomage render. Basketball '3 4,612 Baseball '38-'40, N' 5 X, ,T lx ' Q51 X ELLA MAE SMITH 'Kind hearts are more than coronetsf' G. AA, '38-'39: Home Ec, Club '30-'40. A l,YN sMlTll X ii y .N C RO - I , ' Shes QU' to walk wllh. LUIIIH to talk gr, XJ J Mvwilh, Xnlx erlsanl, too, to think on. j , f R. O .lcils orlsor '37: G. A. A. '4-0. X-Ik! , -4,1 l:OOIbJll 'lag Tumbling '39-YO. g P , If .4 , .Q FRED ROBERTSON lVho soweth good shall surely reap. MARY RYAN Shes a rainbow Io the storms of life. Glee Club '36- S7: Dramatic Club '38-'39-'4O. lim 4..c......:g, 1'-'yd-A-V 4-'Luv-g,4' 'L P 1337 T -M. 7 . I Q N A great. N a ,I fe r The mirror of all courtesy. MARGARET SPEAR JOHN SMITH a good and a rrght mmd zs kind of divinity. .ll , 1-,J ' f' x A f ff 1 . . lm' l W ' FRANCIS SINGER And lhus we speak of him a word of One who is honest and true. Q .MJ CORNELIA STOKES Beau!iful in form and feature, Lovely as the day, Can there be so fair a creature. Formed in common day? Tri-Hi-Y '37-'4O. praise : N , JACK THORNTON HENRY GRADY SULLIVAN His will be a lasting record in the pages of friendship. GAYN EQ' ERRELI- They ar o l-ktruly great who Qgly od. Home E A flg, '39 '40, 0 l 'Al-le has a good nature and good judgment. and to spice ll all he has good wit. Assistant Manager Baseball '37: Manager Baseball '38-'39: Manager Basketball L37-'38-'39-'40: Manager Track '37-'38: Assistant Manager Football '37s Manager Football '38- 59: UC Club '37538-'39-'40: Glee Club '36. ROBERT TROTTER 1 J ll lg l , He is wealthy in his friends. ' , l 353+ Wim ll X, 1,1 J x X, M L K -sf iv' 4.1 .1 ,Ma f . , , X .NX x ,X , I J, I X ,f ,f , .2 N-,f' 2 sf 3 Q.- EUGENIA WARD fx Gaie!!l, assurance: a friend of endurance. K- D Home Economics Club '39-'-40: Glee ,J ff in X- Club '36-'40: G. A. A. '39-'40 X ix'- Ae-M--rf? , 'gw ',V,l1' 'l A 1 Wu 1 IAM WA FT 1 'll l lv l': J None but himself can be his llllw X lt .!.N ,Ll K Football '38-'39. of ' K j XY, ,- SARAH WOODALI- Thy modesty is a candle to thy meritf LAWRENCE WOOLBRIGHT Rich in saving common sense as the greatest only are. Glee Club '38-'39-'401 Dramatic Club '38-'39-'40g Track '4O. , CLASS PROPHECY This prophecy is prophesied by a prophesier who is quite apologetic as to its prophecies. and presuming that this prosing proves propitious, will now proceed with this promiscuous epistle. BEALLE BALDWIN, ANNE HARDIN, ELLEN COSBY, CORNELIA STOKES AND CAROLYN SMITH are successful models at Sax's Fifth Avenue store. JULIUS CARTLEDGF, KATHRYN CARTLEDGE, PAULINE GARRETT, JEFF GARRETT. FLORA GRANTHAM, LAWTON GRANTHAM AND WILLIAM WATT are owners of a huge hot dog stand on Long Island. N. Y. DELIA CANTRELL and BETTY FOSTER teach Home Economics in Africa. FLORA MCDONALD, MARY RYAN and MARGARET SPEAR are now teaching the scales to some of our ugly-ducklings. HORACE EDMONDS, city editor of the Et Cetera has found HARRY HENDERSON. FRANK JOHNSTON and JACK THORNTON never lacking in new articles. REBECCA MORRIS, DOROTHY POWELL and CATHERINE BATTLE have opened a private tutoring school in competition with that of FRANCIS SINGER and GRADY SULLIVAN. LAWRENCE WOOLBRIGHT and A. J. KRAVTIN. now in the Senate, are still clashing in their old feud that began in C. H. S. , RED LANGFORD, JACK KING, DORAN REICH, LANIER SCRUGGS, JIMMIE ROBERTSON and JOHN SMITH are leading the rest of the teams in the country a merry chase with their six man power house football team. The beautiful modernistic H. 55 H. Bicycle Shop run by HAROLD CLAYTON and HORALD POPE is the most popular meeting place for the C. H. S. gad-abouts. LINWOOD ADAMS and BOBBY PERRY, New York's most popular producers. are featuring BARBARA HERNDON and JUANITA BURTON in their latest production. Mother Knows Best . Having little enough to worry about already, LUCY PRESTON. SARAH WOODALL. MARY ETHEL HAIR and KATHERINE DEIGNAN have opened a day nursery. Newly appointed officials of the Nehi Co. are: Pres. BRO COLBERT: Vice-Pres. EDGAR JOHNSON: SEC. BOB SHELTON and Treas. PAUL BARRETT. EUGENIA WARD. GAYNELLE TERRELL, MARTHA GAINES and RUBY JEAN HARRELL are owners of An Amusement Place for graduates of C. H. S. FRANCES GREENE and GEORGE A. DAVIS are in Hollywood trying to crash the movies. MARY HUNDERTMARK and ELLA SMITH are touring Europe as magazine salesmen ROBERT TROTTER poses for the Esquire Magazine. . FRED ROBERTSON and OSCAR BATTLE run a junk yard. BILLY BAKER and JAMES BIGGERS are cowpunchers in Texas. ROBERT MILLER owns one of Columbus' most modern dairies with BILLY PATTERSON as his most trusted truck driver. RAUL REYES is teaching Spanish at C. H. S. ni,- I.. Q' .i ix i Qi- f 7 , jfwye Cmlsns' X Cffm' Ojieerzv NOLAN JOHNSON ,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,. r ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,, , . .PRESIDENT He who binds his soul to knowledge, steals the key of heaven. Hi-Y '38-'39-'40, President '39-'40: President Senior June Class '40: Most Representative Boy '40: Student Council '40: Honor Society '4O. MARY FRANCES NEEL ,,,,i,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, r. .,,, , t,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, . ,. ,,.,,, VICE PRESIDENT She was a scholar and a true and good one, Exceeding wise, fair spoken, and persuading. Tri-Hi-Y '38-'39-'40, Secretary '39-'40: President Honor Society '39-'4O: Blue Streak Staff '39-'40: Vice President Senior June Class '4Og D. A. R. Best Citizen '-10: Student Council '39-'40, Secretary and Treasurer M593 Most Representative Girl '40. MARTHA GOODE ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,, S ECRETARY AND TREASURER Thou who hast the falal gift of beauty. Vice President Junior Class '38s Cheer leader '38-'39-'40: Honorary C Club H592 R. O. T. C. Sponsor '38-'39: Most Beautiful Girl '40: Secretary and Treasurer Senior June Class '40: G. A. A. '38339-'40, President '39-'40. if ,x 1 N 4 l X JAMES BATCHELDOR He is euer willing' to help however hard the task, ANNE BARTHOLF 4'Fair hair, blue eyes. ISABEL ANDREWS A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Senior Girl Scout '39-'40, of purpose. a man of real worth. BEN ANSLEY JOE BATTLE Good nature, pleasing manners, a loyal friend. Basketball '37-'38: Baseball '39 A l BILL B NETT Stre sf rha cter. determi 'oh ' I. N . ' I of T LAURA Jo BIGGERS t r 'Tis good nature that wins the heart. ,N sAxoN BIRDSONG A brilliant fellow and a Ht man. ' y l l 1 I mfg! 1 K Y X R WILLIAM BROWN All human power is a compound of time and patience. ANNETTE BRYANT Hard-working, yet forever happy and gay. Gm Club '39-' Th. A. A. '39-'4og Blue Rik Staff '40, R, X? V-My MARY FRANCES BUCK Those about her from her shall read the perfect ways of honour. , Glee Club '38-'39-'40, V' ,J X . ..- 'fl g SEMARY BUFORD K 'K Sf, J H Xxxvo e is soft, she's ever kind, -Z. , A girfli e this is hard to End. ,f l A X-,N-Z Sf' 'X ' Ec. Club '40. J 7, ,j , -Cx' K ,214 Ja, FRANCES BLACKMAR FCA As sweet and musical as bright Apollo's fx, lute, strung with his hair. K3 R .Ax 3 W f e:-fL.5 I f Glec Club '38-'393 Blue Streak Sta iiilxiw l, 'llrl 1 lt A' till 1 I MARIE BRAGG W5 ll fit tk . . ' l'H'l Y: 1 Her hair is red, her eyes are Lug U W - 1 K A smiling miss with wit of A ANN BRAY A daughter of the gods. divinely tall, Ami most divinely fair. ' President Home Ec. Club '39-'40s G. A. A. '38-'39-'4O. NEIL BRENNAN He will always succeed because of his determination and constancy. SARAH ANSLEY BUNTING X To us she is wholly fair, Girl Scout Senior Troop '37-'40, President X '39-'-10: Tri-Hi-Y '38-'39-'40, Vice Presi- , 113. dem '39-'4O: G. A. A. '39-'4O: Girls Ath- i-Vf N tic Letter '-P02 Home EC. Club '37-N583 'TTNI Dramatics '39-'-40: Glee Club S91 Qlixllx, Blue Streak Stall' '39-'40s Business jjfmnul Manager Student Publications '4O. . ss A A MARY ALICE BURGESS i si uf: V X Her charms strike the sight. and 'fx ' 'TM do-X - her merit wins the soul. i om Club 'ss-'so-'4o. l MARTHA JEAN BYRD Guided hu faith und matchless fortitude. Glee Club '39-'40. TRESSIE CHILDS Her voice is like bells over roofs at dawn. if' A comrade Home Ec. Club CA.. HOLSEY DANIELL A peaceful quiet way he had, Yet wer jovial and glad. DORIS DAVIS Good sense is a gift of heaven Glec Club '36-'37-'38. WALTER COPPINCER You Can't keep a good man down NE 'Qg MBAA I fd full of glee. 'in G, A. A. '38 O ' DJ., ,,,, l ill 1 .JJ GEORGE D. DAVIS ffxx Thy voice is celestial melody. Gieeciubw-'as.Pmidm'381R.o.T. x Captain '-105 Student Council '4 I. -r l.. -ffT'5f' 'Ill' lllil, l il'-ill 1 li BILLIE DAVISON 1 M' i . it Il,'. ' ' The gentle mind by gentle J N fi Y fxli ll f 'if-LN deeds is known. X X. ' JOHN DEIGNAN Formed on the good old plan, a true and brave and downright honest man. Basketball '36-'37-'38: Football '37' Baseball '39. ANNE DIAL A character like h s juins many friends. G. A. A. 'so xy ogg Club '39-'-40: 1-10 9 ,239-'40. ix f - Q65 HARRY DICUS . . . for my heart is true as steel. 83393403 Blue Streak Staff '40, -X. ..- 'X 'NISTANCE DOZIER Q ,, vs 4 :And Su Zig, was api for jest OF Sport. .Z f ,f fHome c. Qllub' 9-'40: G. A. A. '39-'40 'L.fC,f f Busaf1i5sfs'fr sf dent Publications '4O. ji V VXA! X., ' , 'f-JJ Vg., THOMAS DAVISON His heart is as far from fraud as heaven from eurlhf' Glee Club '36' Public Speaking '37 FRANCES de BRABANT Calm and unrulfled as ci summer sea xx N VIRGINIA DUDLEY , A heavenly image in the glass appears. Zia as JUSTIS DYKES A better chap could not be Football '38-'39. JOE EDMUNDS Endurance and patience his crowning qualities. ' Basketball '39. Glec Club 39 40, Home Ec. Club 40, MARSON DUNAWAY fl man of quality. Baseball '38-'39. found. UFC AA' MADGE ELKINS Venus, thy eternal sway, All the race of men obey. G. A. A. '39-'40s Glee Club '39-'40, su -'S' KNER She moves a g I 1 L. , looks a queen. Glee Club '35- . -' ' e EC. Club x l K, RICH RD FLOYD I 'l , 1 I What shall do but sing his praises?' ll f ll 3 l BARBARA FOX I al I To hear her speak and sweetly smile, W You were in paradise the while. l V 'r v ,,,..1, 3 g ,39:4o1 Af5 ,3 of fl Rf sense, frolic ,j'l4J'7 ase all That one small head cou CHARLES FRENCH f-XX A rare compound of good K- and fun. 38139. ,fX. WANDA FRENCH A ' ' 'W , ll will , J And still they gazed. and slill the won er 'Mi ' ,l il ' ld carry all she ' it ' I sentative Sophomore '37: Tri-Hi-Y '3i - J V-JU Vice President Honor Society '3'9f'4 ' i' 'I' Q- Y A 1 ,Ivy ' W xt l A if President Sophomore Class '37: MostiR - l li tafftie SHANDRENA GILMORE Words sweet as honey from her lips distilled. Glee Club '36-'37: G. A. A. '38-'39. LAWRENCE GLOVER Be a philosopherg but amid all your philosophpfhe fstill a man. 'ill-'38, tix S' All ttf? Q V MARIE GRAHAM Very. Uery sweet and always neat. Cheetl er '39-'4O: Home Ec. Club '39-'40: -Xoiee ub '39-'4O: G. A. A. '39-'4o. X. ' J Q V S f V LTER GUNBY .Z V ' e fihere is a will there is a way. S' A 'Eopfbanfa 1 C Club '4o. . -, H X -,' ,fx ' ,Z V' -1, .1 Senior Girl Scout '39-'4O: Associate . Editor Cohiscan '-40. 7 ' ' A roi-J THOMAS FULTON 'iWork is lhe keynote of success JULIA GATEWOOD Fair tresses man's imperial race ensnare And binds us with a single hair. May Queen Court H593 Glee Club '39-'4 G. A, A. '39-'40. VJ6 I 4 X ELIZABETH W GUTHRIE X gracious manner and a mind well stored. 5- - --- ---- Q-M IL'fl7!HiN .' ljf lx MARGARET HADEN l ig l ll' N J? i Eternal sunshine settles on her head. Q' Q li G. A. A. so. X X ix -X MARY L EE HAWKINS Her arts are modest, her words discreet. Glcc Club '3'-9: G. A. A. 78: Home Ec. Club '38-'39. JOYCE HELMICK n A woman's crowning glory is her hair. Glce Club 39: Tri-Hi-Y '38-'39-'40' Honor Society '40. fjpef . T' KATHLEEN HOOD Her care was never to offend: And every person was her friend. MARY HOVJITZ A bashful, quiet little maid: Friendship with her is well repaid. J Ay CATHERINE HILLER Large was her bounty and her soul sincere G. A. A. '39: Glec Club '39- HOMER ch a man. Basketball '37-'BEQQ ,9 . Captain 39 40 Baseball '37-'3 -' 2F00 all '39 Stu ent Council '39-' 3 5 C b '30 40 l QA Of' K 'N 'I ll 3 l I . 1 . ' i vwl 5. fi ,K Nl 4, vb, xx-r,',r.A.IQf'.' A .C 1 4' . ,x, PAT KING Her vocation is to serve other people. Tri-Hi-Y '38-'40, President '39-'40: Dramatics '38-'40, Vice President S91 Glcc Club '39-'4Og G. A. A. '39-'40: Blue Streak Staff '36-'37-38. JUANITA KROTTER A friend wg!! he reckoned the ma Ale gifqnattxrelv, , XV, lzx i Q I u.x r it FRANCIS KUNZE The greatest truths are the simplestg And so are the greatest menfl Mi' ry Ed. Cohiscan '40s Baseball '39g XB 5 etball 79: Honor Society '-40. .X X -A XX EORGE LAPHAM ' x K -, S, J A y 'tlen n of sincerity and smilesfl -Z Ba etllalcl '- 6-'37s Football '37: 'g,.,,f 'ff 'sei-fob and '39-40. 1' . A! Lg Q., 2 EDNVARD JACKSON There was none here but honored him. FWD X55 Dramatics '-40: Business Staff K, I Student Publications '40, Iiifli llllllli 1 I! l ,Titty I I I MW: itll-yr!!! , MARY ANNIE JENKINS ll' ,lliltt It-,I . ' Helen, thy beauty is to me . j ,l':iAQ j f N. , , 1 1 X ' ,- DENTON JOHNSON A man as true as steel. MARION JOHNSON XVhen shall we look upon her like again F' G. A. A. '38-'39-'4O: Cilec Club '30-'40 Business Staff Student Publications '39-'40 Blue Streak Staff '39-'40: Home Ec, Club '39-'-40. all . ' - f .y W Cf CN An example of all that is pleasant in man. l MELVIN LEARY A friend to truth, a soul sincere. Jr. I-IifY '38: Football '39s R, O. T. First Lieutenant '40. ELIZABETH LESTER One who strives earnestly and perseueringlyf' Glee Club '40. CLAUDE LAYFIELD JEROME LAYEIELD Smiling to the world he ts. A broad good-natured soul. Glce Club '37A 38. C. VIRGINIA LOCKI-IART Attempt the end, and never stand to doubt Nothing's so hard but search will End it out B 1 LOEB Sinrerit 'cf ruth are the basis o 016 'rtue. D Sas '3 O N l Of t, BETTY LUMMUS And had a face like a blessing. , , fe , l REB CCA LUTTRELL P' Nothing is more simple than greatness: Indeed, to be simple is to be great. l W Girls' Sport Ed. Cohiscan '40g Blue Streak 1 Staff '39-'40: Honor Society '40. 1 l KJJ S dl If-A I K THOMAS MAERTENS F Happiness is cheaper than worry, fix V' So why pay the higher pri'ce? 'i !M!TqQQ,f' . . ' , A W- illlll A . P IJ lf' iw, ,ggugyg ,awp 5 5 f , ,uv MARY MARTIN Wh :IWW ,Vl'!I2 l l' Grew fhoughls rome from fhc alll lt'tlxg.ll'5.!' ll l I Tri-Hi-Y 'ss-30140, Treasurer Qs'Q:4p. 3 X T MARY ANN MATHEVJS Qoxs. o Sk 'Aln fellowship she'd laugh xmts- Q-usa and rha! aroundfl ' Home EC. Club '37-'38: Glee Club '39-'40: Ln Blue Streak Staff '37-'40: C. A. A. '39-'40: Q Joke Ed. '37: Assistant Art Ed. '38s Girl 'TAN' o tg! ' Scout '36-'40: Art Ed. Cohiscan '40, lu EJ CHESTER MAY I never dare to be lwith apologies i1D S-' p lo Holmes? as funny as I ran. - K4 . A+ .-r 'ff J . M Q. 1 Aa gv I JAMES METCALF ' Handsome is as handsome does. Football M571 Secretary and Treasurer Sopho- more Class '37: Bus. Staff Student Publi- cations '39-'-10: Hi-Y '38-'39-'-40. MARTHA MILLS Noble thoughfs seated in Ihe heart ofg qourtesgf' 1 Home Ec. Clu'4:S6- 57: Glee Club '36-137-gfsfgfgf CA. A. '38-'39, y. ' , J , rg, , Am Giga LW 'M ANNE MOORE 'A sweet attractive kind of grace. G. A. A. '39. lr .XI X- 1.1 r . ff: ROLYN MOYER K T Y 'AO all irlues and dignities of -Z l ,f lhe iddf goodness is the greatest. X-XL!! gf . I , , X 1, A 'ff Ly -V TCT' -J f' qrp Qewymffz fail Ls' . ' ,tl l XX DORIS M LLINS A merry heart goes all the day. xx Xfx , V , , , gm XxBlbue Streak Staff 39- 40: President Junior ihd U W. .. S' 'xflass NSS: R. O. T. C. Sponsor '40. ll V I 'Il I I IIE, . Im 'lil I W: ll 1...l fll. WILLIAM UIIIN i il' L I The Hrs! gre t w can bestow X X if 'Q on others: g GEORGE IVIURPH XJ' The only way to have KI friend is lo be one.' Glce Club '39-'40. ROGER MCDONOUGH Thou l1iL'1il7fI ray of lnlelleclual fire. Honor Society '39-'-10: Associate Ed. Cohiscan '40: Student Council '39-'-10. I if MARY FLORENCE MCKLE They are never alone who are ac companiea' by noble Ihouqhls Dramatics '36-'37: Honor Society 40 GEOR ff ENNEY Ye!1o his ' s C s he IS true And has IQ :Qs Io ll man bl ' 1' Football 38- TF ck '59 -+0 ,iz T 7 A!-A 4 -111: . 11 U. ,o- KJ A W l HELEN MCLEOD Her love was sought. l do believe, By twenty beuux or more. HE Y NEAL His only fault is that he has none. Bus. Staff Student Publications '39-'-10: Spanish Club '4O. Clee Club '36: Dramatic Club '37-H583 of I . ffttwc' , ' l II ff, SARAH NEEI- K. True to word, work, and triendf' Honor Society '39-'40: Tri-Hi-Y '39-'-40: fxx Blue smuk Staff '39-'40, 'KA A 39 40 0 .1 , JEAN NEWSOME . You'll seldom see her out of sorts ' ' ' li .im lull I J 1 glyllw. ,ll I ., - 1' JW F , Healthy, happy, the best ot spoitx ,Eh G. .A. '33-' -' . X K YJ'-L--lx Q JOHN PASSMORE Theres a brave fellowl JOHN NORMAN HA little nonsense now and then l Q ls relished by the wisest of men. vu 5 Vice President Sophomore Class '37. 61 ,Q n L ' f :- JI F, f 35 1 A w -f MARGARET NORMAN A' ',.x-JJ!! ,ff Of stately bearing and gracious mien. ' ' l , ' A man of pluckf' .4 ANNE PEACOCK Still water runs deep. Makeup Ed. Blue streak '39-'40: Student 'R Council '39-' ghgenior Girl Scout I' A '36-'4 , guuisuuiuty '4o. ultima , C ng Lx' g MAY PEARCE ood humor only teaches charms to last, St makes new conquests and maintains the past. 1 ix Home Ec, Club '36-'37: J lux G. A. A. '38-'39f'4O, . X X 7 I 4 NX ANN PEKOR Q J . l t . s .1'g,f XJIA lzin filed is a fountain ofl gla ess. ,tgjniuu C '3l7-5,8 '39-'40: G. A, . '39-'4o1 J C! -,fHome-Ec Club '39- . l I fN.ff!V , .2 'A' My f .X-!,f Dont worry, il .3 XO There is no ,NX ,, . I mb Wk n 11.14-I Q L--'l 'A' CECELIA PITTS Of honest worth and truly a friend. Dramatics '38-340: Blue Streak Staff '39-'40: Glcc Club '30-'4O: Ass. Blue Streak Circulating Manager '39. MADELYN POPE For when with beauty we ran virtue join, lllv paint !he semblance of u form divine. Home Ec. Club '39-'40: Glee Club '37g G. A. A. '39-'40: R. O. T. C. Sponsor '40, JOE PENNELL BRADY PHILLIPS l the genius of hard work. ...M ggjpzzw 4.1 makes deep wrinkles. genius in life like -ga.,-14 SHIRLEY PORTER Ambition and ability linked with personality. G. A. A. '38-'39-'40. HARV 'fi ToN Quiet, unassux gb Io lfriend N .l f- A 49- Ofl J ELMER PSALMONDS ' True worth needs no interpreter. 1 WI f' ,Q will Q . UIQ J I t i A JANE RAINEY i Those who know her best find her always true. senior Girl scour '39-'40, 1' ...abil xl H 'Q Ill! ' lx ' ' fm! VJILLIAM RINER The finest composition of human nature. Football '39, CULLEN ROBERTS Better than go if a thinking mind. il if lk QU?-I RUSSELL ROBINSON A friend in need is a friend indeed. f Ja BILLY ROGERS gl Th H t in glory, as the Hrs! ln place. X sr. K .1 Foot .llll ', 7-'38-79: Baseball '39-'40 ' ' NK' ,f Stl exft' ouncil '39-'4O: President .2 I, bl V' Club '4O. pg!! N' l J ,af f Cf 4z X-X wg, J ll'-' HORACE RAYMOND Good nature measures up to every standard. CO5 ,. A SX ROBERT SPIKE REll-l. ' f 4 E ff? Here ls an active and lllfllij l NIV adventurous fellow. me Ml ll l I Football '36-'40: Ttatlt '36-'39g tlll l l- f '36-'40: Student Council '4Of f ' Captain Football '39, X j 4 ,f -?Y I -4 IDA RUTH RENFROE She is tall and stately: her eyes are darkest blue. Secretary G. A. A. '39-'-10: Treasurer Home u Et, Club 'asf Gita Club '37-'-40: 1 Student Council '39-'-10. D U yt 1 ff' EUGENE RENTZ A few can touch the magic string, MJ And nolsy fame is proud to win them. l Honor Society '39-'40f ll-J you WM 'fi Q X Bll.l.Y ROMEO Can one desire too much W kk of a good ll'11'I7QI., .4.uf.-. ..-,iq 1. lllgj lull! ' NONA RUST .I l -V Mill. A good disposllion is more L l' '- valuable than gold. l Eg' K. KN X- 7 '-XM L. A. '38-'39: Senior Girl Scout '39-'4O. AILEAN SCANLON The hes! conditioned and unwearied spirit in doing good. G. A. A. '4O. CLAUDE SCARBROUGH Wlllh ardenl heart and ever opened hands, Candid and honest. brave and proud. Hi-Y '30-'40, effjffflff 'fl MINNIE SHELTON So quiel. so calm. yet eloquent. 541-M J NER Sweet, g te, emure, she's ever - uf r' d. Tri- '- fa -' ,fl gf ' 'G' 1 V1 V T N l X, QX DELORES SMITH 1 Here we have a heavenly jewel. l l . JEAN SMITH She poured out the liquid y 3, music of her voice. l a Dramatics '36: Glee Club '37-'38-'39-'40: l Home Ec. Club '39-'40: G. A. A. '39-'40. Y, l l ll .ff.f,..l 644 JI IX seg ' G. ROSS STANTON He is ever precise in promise-keeping. HifY '38-'39-'40. VIRGINIA STEELE ready smile liaflrilworld of sorrow, IVIARGUERITE SMITH There was a soft and pensive grace. Nao A cas! of Ihought upon her face. ff it 1. D H ,4...l+ .J fling I MILDRED SMITH lg L . I I I I A :Il l nl and calm she goes her i lx And does her lessons every ldqyf ' --V ' ' 'C lg, l I f Lip fy X Glcc Club S93 Dramatics '39-'4O. Iggsigjenj L397' J X A. IRENE SPENCER A Uoice ever soft, gentle, and loiu An excellent thing in woman. A,'39-'-10: Senior Girl Scout '39-'40 Glee Club '39-'40, FEDORA SPURLOCK She is mos! fair and thereunlo Her life doth rightly harmonize. G. A. A. '39-'4O3 Home Ec. Club '39-' 40. . fy all .j xr Y - Qfyx, . --fy' ALVIN STRATIGOS For he's u jolly good fellow. ff - EARL TAYLOR I V, Z'TrL1 X friend of all, full of happiness. X- Hi- Y 's R' 9:40. vice President '39f'40: K - ,,- ' Football 'lag aseball '391 Dramatics 39. .ff f,Sfudent oimgil '39-'-10: Bus. Staff Student wg-Zf N-ff Pu icati0ns,Q8X9i'40: School band '37. , .1 A ' . or K! f -Cf' QNX! ' , J w..f' kJl'5'f' 7-, it TX HAZEI. TAYLOR A Ah. quiet lass. there are but tew who XX know the treasure hidden in thee. 42--a v--in littftg 1 'gy.,..g it BETTY THOMAS li' fllitl' She walks in beauty. i,t'i i l f K r.QyiaticClub'?8-M591GleeClub'38f 591 lx C get-AXE G. A. A. 40.40. l 4 ll ' - - F J JEROLINE THOMPSON She that was ever fair and never rou . t p . Had tongue or will. and get was never loud. Glee Club aft: Drill Squad '30-'40 G. A. A. 39- 40. PEGGY THORSON Having gladness and beauty, the mightiest art To enlighten the soul and enslave the heart. Student Council '-40. Editor Colgis-mn' MARY BAGVJELL TUCKER A happy comrade and full of laughter. Glue Club '36-M57: Senior Girl Scout '39-'40: W BILL THRASH A A fellow of infnite jest. of most excellent fanryf' Football '37-'39: C Club '37-H395 R. O. T. C. Captain '30-'-90: Baseball '39: Basketball '-40. STO V LBERT He who to M nd leads others, Govern hi, ,self first. Vice President F Eh ss 'lox liootball M581 Blue Streak l'38-' 540: Feature Ed. '39Y40: M' IIQE Ct l Boy '-40: X A G, .. I ,f f G. A. '3 -'30-40. l Wt NEL1. TURNER She likes to walk, but not alone. Senior Girl Scout '36-'-40: Tri-Hi-Y '39-'40: R. O. T. C. Sponsor '37-S83 Band Sponsor '7-8339: Cheerleader '38-'-40: Treasurer G. A, A. '38-'4O: Honorary C Club H593 Athletic Letter '40: Most Popular Girl '40: Most Athletic Girl '-lO: Student Council '40s Assistant Art Editor Cohiscan '40, i 1 1 iff, C2322 flffllwff ff ,X I iff? Ea - ii? P - Q Y X Q- me J xy x 5 i t . FLORENCE UNDERWOOD 'AA mind at peare with all below: 1,54 A heart whose love is 1'f'l17Of'CV7l.l! A at G. A. A. 19:40, R4 M-,lui ii 7,1 all . i E 5 'r i ' lllllli lil x l LOUISE UNDERWOOD -Nlll' lfflll-i I' AXA it V a .ai r - ' N X Hut to see her was lo love f ii , R FRED VANN The precious porcelain of human cla DAN WALl.IS Life is what you make it. so make it worrhu.'hile. . n Fl. tl J iv' HAROLD VJATKINS UNO! too serious, not loo gay, But a jolly good fellow when it comes to play. Football '38-'40: Hi-Y '38: C Club '38-'40: Basket ball H591 Swimming Team '36-'37- 58. MARY EDNA WEED She sings as sweellukzgs the niahlinqalef Gm Club '26-ywf Dramatics 19:40. G.!A:'1Af '39-'40. 1 X V Y K x - gg El-EPQlD'Rl WELLS 'ANo1 more nor PWIIH just herself, lllilh her Lvinsome s of naturalnessf Dramatic Club Sec tary nd Treasurer '391 Cilcc Club '3 33916. .A, 'BOS-10. EUR DETTIE WO ENBERG Her Greulqgssl hid S self X- behind, her modes u. ' Tl' XX K ELIZABETH YE Ts C x The hand that fol we -1 intellect can achilq e.'l Q XL, VE' Ham EC. cms sei -f f. .ff I Vi! - x-- X XJ XJ, w ,N , tix :xy Xxx' ,yNyl Ek N LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Qi. We, the members of the class of nineteen hundred and forty, of the Columbus High School, having full amount of credits and knowledge UD, do hereby, and on this day, make the follow- ing our last will and testament: The Senior Class, as a whole, sadly CU leaves its undying love to its teachers and school. We, TRESSIE CHILDS, MADELYN POPE, VIRGINIA STEELE, and MARTHA JEAN BYRD, leave our noisy dispositions to Miss Allen who is too quiet . We, PAT KING, MILDRED SMITH, and CECELIA PITTS, bequeath our artistic acting to GLORIA PEKOR. VIRGINIA NORRIS, and DOROTHY KAMM. We, MARY ANNIE JENKINS, JANE RAINEY. DOE SMITH, and JUANITA KROTTER, leave our love of classes to the memory of our teachers. We, IDA RUTH RENFROE, JULIA GATEWOOD, and CATHERINE HILLER, bequeath Olll' excess height to ANN MUNN, JEAN PARKINS, and MARY ELLEN COMPTON. We, NELL CUMBAA, MARTHA MILLS, JEAN NEWSOME, and MAY PEARCE, will out love for athletes to our beloved rivals. We, MARY MARTIN, BETTY LUMMUS, and MARGARET NORMAN, leave our regards to Miss Grillith's cat, Susie. We, ANNE DIAL, JEAN SMITH, and VIRGINIA DUDLEY, regretfully CU leave our chemistry books with Mr. Thomas. WC, JUSTIS DYKES, BILLY ROGERS, SPIKE REILLY, WALTER GUNBY, and A'GOOT HOMER, leave our squad positions to C. H. S.'s future stars. We. NELL TURNER, MARTHA GOODE, and MARIE GRAHAM, bequeath our cheer to the echoes of C. H. S. We, GEE DEE DAVIS, MELVIN LEARY, and BILLY ROMEO, leave our winning ways with the girlies to JOHN BENNETT, JOE CONKLE, and BUDDY Moons. We, SUSIE FAULKNER and BARBARA Fox, will our dancing ability to Miss Allen to distribute among her pupils. We, BILL TI-IRASI-I and HAROLD WATKINS, happily bequeath our false teeth to Pop Austin. With these he won't forget us. We, JOYCE HELMICK, PEGGY THORSON, ANNE MOORE, and DORIS MULLINS, leave the memory of our lovely tresses to the shaggy-headed students of C. H. S. We, MADGE ELKINS and CAROLYN MOYER, do leave our beautiful friendships to JOSEPHINE FLOURNOY and LALLIE GREY. CContinued on page 862 FUNIOR CLASS 5fZl7II07' OJWCKIIV WAI.TER VVRIGHT , , W , , PRESIDENT FRANK MARTIN ,, , ,, , ,,,, ,, ,VICE PRESIDENT CONNIE NICLAUGHLIN ,,,, , SECRETARY AND TREASURER Af I JAMES ALEONTE BETTY ARMOUR POLLY BAREIELD ROBERT BAXTER GEORGE BELL JEAN BENEFIELD JOHN BENNETT BETTY BENSON EDWARD BOUCHARD BETTY BOWDEN RUNELL BOYETTE JANE BRIDGES FRANCES BROWN JUNE BURTON JACK BUTLER MARY BUTLER ANNA CANTRELL RICHARD CARNES WYLINE CHAPMAN RALPH CHRISTIAN JANE CHRISTIE, RUTH COHEN JOE CONKLE CECIL DARBY ANN DAVIS CARMALYN DAVIS EDNA DEAN MARGY DIXON FRED DURHAM DICK ELDER RALPH ELLIS SONNY ELLIS MARTHA ESTES SARAH ESTES ROBERT FARRIS CLYDE FOUNTAIN PAUL FOWLER DOROTHY FRAZER JOHN FRENCH BOBBIE FRIEND MARJORIE HADDOCK FLOURNOY HAMBURGER KATHERINE HAMBY GEORGE HAMER HAZEL HAMILTON MARY HANCOCK HORACE HART DOROTHY HENDRIX JAMES HENDRIX DOROTHY HOLMES MARY MARTHA HOWARD THERESA HUG ANN HUGULEY MELVIN HUNT REGINA INGRAM MIGUEL JACKSON BURKE JEFFERSON JAMES JENKINS FLORA JOHNSON BETTY JORDAN I FLORA JUSTICE DOROTHY KAMM MAURICE KRAVTIN POLLY LADSHAW MARIAN LEDFORD BASS LEWIS ROBERT LEWIS JACK LIPPMANN BETTY LYERLY JEANNE MANGUM CATHERINE MCDUFFIE JACK MCGEE JACK MILEY MYRON MILLER BILL MITCHELL JACK MOORE JAMES MORRIS WILLIAM MULLEN HARRY NAEHR MARILEE NUCKOLLS CATHERINE PARKER RUTH PARKMAN BETTY PATTERSON JERRE PEARSON LEONARD PEASE HILDA PEEK FRANK PENNELL SAM PENNELL GROVER PIKE FLORENCE PITTMAN JANE POWELL JACK PROFFITT BETTE PURVIS MEMORY RICHARDS LAMAR RILEY JACK RICH NELL ROBERTS HARRIS ROGERS HENRY SHEAROUSE MARION SHEPPARD T L. X' 1-'Q , Hb MARY REBECCA SHIPLEY LILA MAE SKINNER CHARLES SKIPWORTH JEAN SMITH LOUISE SMITH MATSON SMITH JOAN SPIELBERGER EDMOND SUELZER EFFIE THORNTON LAURA JEAN TRAPNE L CHARLES TOLLERSON PAUL VANTURE CAROLYN VAUGHN ANNETTA VOGELGESANG DOROTHY WELLS JACQULYN VJHITTON DURWARD WHITE HOKE WILKINSON BOBBY WOODALL MARGARET XVOOD SOPH OM ORE CLASS S0j5h0lll0l't? Ofl'l7718' MURPHEY POUND 7, ,, I PRESIDENT ALICE OWENS ,, 7, , , VICE PRESIDENT SUE HUNTER , , ,U SECRETARY AND TREASURER I x ,Q ' ei V rf X3 , W if' L Sells X Andrew Cartledge John Deaton Harry Deignan Herbert Fingcrhut Billy Forbes Vernon Glenn Joseph Hortman Lewis Johnson Jimmy King Mae Kline Robbie Lindsey Horace McKoon Jay Miller Fred Pennington Anne Rainey Luz Delia Reyes Joe Rogers Edmond Scott Dorothy Simpson Fred Stanton Ruby Lee Starling David Webster Jack Whiteomb Barbara Woods Bob Tondee Dorothy Gross Ted Alford Nadine Aderhold George Bell James Bergman Caroline Bonner F. H. Brooks SoPHoMoREs ZA Virginia Butler John Campbell Dan Dolan Fred Gamble Barbara Greene Jean Hardin Dave Homer Herbert Howell Sue Hunter Nell Lapham Betty Maddox John Mitchell Warren Moore Alice Owens Gloria Pekor Isabel Pierce G. L. Pierson Jack Poulnot Maxine Powell George Roberts Frank Rooks Elizabeth Schmahl Lawrence Sens William Smith Jim Van Fleet Betty Wilson Edwin Wolf Franklin Yearty Joe Battle June Austin Douglas Bennett Edna Bivens Nancy Bray Betty Brown Betty Bryant William Buck Bolling Buracker Anne Cook Katie Davis E. C. Dawson Billy Dillard Frank Herron Frances Knowles Gertrue Knowling Leland Langford Betty Lockhart Dorothy McClure Richard Osteen J. H. Parham Martha Pearce Quennelle Petry Adelia Pike Owen Roberts Betty Schaffer Troy Scheider Irene Shapiro Robert Sheehan Elizabeth Slayton Joe Tedder Emily Anne Thomason Elsie Walker Aylmer C. Andrews Hollis Billings Sue Boykin Mary Cargill Eugene Castellow Anne Christie Mary Ellen Compton Doris Cooper Billy Cox Gloria Doughtie Nolan Dudley Joyce Entrekin Kathryn Guthrie James Harding Jeanne MacLaughlin Florrie McCollum Alfred McKenney Betty Miller Lillie Moseley Oliver Mayer Rosanna Richards 2B Barbara Rosenfeld Martha Roy Ernst Rust Jeanne Sasser Lewis Scarborough Florrie Jean Smith Jean Swoyer Beverly Thompson Charles Truett Mary Alice Tucker Mary Frances XVhittle Marilyn Yarbrough Sarah McDufTie W. D. Jarrett Anne Davison Harold Brim Ted Alford Leonard Allen Duell Barnes Martha Cargill Henry Carter Frances Cosby Gladys Gilbert Beryl Gilliam Phyllis Hightower Gloria Hodges Mary Jefferson Bill Johnston Kathleen Jones Nell Jones Douglas Kerr Mary McDonald Thomas Meadows Billie Miller James Monk John Moore Marian Robinson Marie Shierling Gordon Snyder Ralph Stinson Sinclair Streetman Jack Suelzer Inez Talbot Charles Tigner Joy Trulock Virginia Vann Walton Walker Raymond Walters Earnest Weaver Robert White Betty Willis Theron Windham Tillman Malone John Bartholf Clarence Burdett Voron Baughan Dick Baekey Anne Blake Jimmie Causey Billy Chestnut Sam Coney J. W. Cooper George Crouch George Dudley L. A. Fuller Robert Garrett Betty Harrelson Fred Heldreth Helen Hundertmark Clarence Jones Marianne Julius Harry Kamensky Dean King Arleen Lavender Raymond Marsh William Matthews Virginia Moon Bruce Newsom Betty Richardson Priscilla Robins Jimmy Smith Elizabeth Stallings Jacqueline Story Margaret Story Mary Virginia Thompson Arren Weed Clarence White Cliff Averett Rupert Burton ,ts 2B Deloris Bearss Betty Briley Nell Bryan Moss Causey Thomas Chaplain Madeline Chester Billy Davenport Caroline Davis Bobbie Deaton Rena Duncan Josephine Flournoy Betty Anne Fossett Evelyn Frederick Winnie Lee Gilmore Ruth Grantham Lallie Grav Charles Green Aleta Harrell Marjorie Harris Gloria Hodges Joe Hooten Dick Inman Clark Jones Helen Monoxelos Weaver Murphy Jack Pickard Janet Robinson Alan Rothschild James Sweat Lige Thomas Lillian Trnwick Mary Nell Trawick John Walker Jane Wall Charles Wfillis Durward VVilson FR E SH M A N Cl ,ASS f'B'l'.I'hlllllll QM-I'l'7'J' VIRGINIA ILLGES , Y PRESIDENT MARY SUE BUTLERE E ,E E , ,VICE PRESIDENT OLIVER METCALF , SECRETARY AND TREASURER Doris Allen Tom Banks Carl Battle Marian Bazemore Sam Benford Stanley Benson Ruby Bray Robert Brittain Jane Chestnut Harold Cohn Elmer Davis Virginia de Vane Robert Fuller Fred Green Herbert Groover Mary Hart Jesse Hecht Betty Hester McLendon Jenkins Marguerite Krotter FRESHMEN Charles Land Harold Latham Oliver Metcalf James Miller Richard Mullen Anne Ogletree Benno Rothschild Mary Frances Ware Peggy Wiggins Gloria Becker Mary Bergman Lillian Blanton Mary Sue Butler Hester Caffey Virginia Davis Mae Eason Barbara Golden Bettie Golden Myrtle Harris Gloria Howell Anne Keene Juanita Lundy Elizabeth McDonald Ruby Ratliff Nancy Rawls Mary Anne Sloop Emma Smith Betty Varner Frank Allen Bill Burton Randall Braswell George Brightwell Wilbur Davis George Doles Walter Lockhart Harold Miller Ben Moon Forrest Moyer Harry Ray Robert Snellings Billy Stockburger George Adams Mary Ethel Adams Dene Balmer Joyce Boyett John Brennen Rose Butler Jimmy Cleveland L. B. Conley Ben Cooper Hattie Elournoy Edwin Gchm Jim Hendricks Bobby Humphrey Helen Joiner Mary Jean Kilgore Jimmy Krim Barbara Millener Margaret Mullins Bobby Naehr Charles Smith Caroline Strickland Martha Taylor Frank Pease Elizabeth Ratliff Irene Witt Barbara Binns Tom Bell Barbara Burns Dorothy Childs Dan Copeland Leon Cunningham Wheeler Chapman Wilma Colquitt Charles Dimon Elizabeth Dugan Bobby Flowers Helen Hodges Joyce Haskins W. A. Jones Bobby Martin Betty McCormick Fred Newton ii l!E!iQl Q Tommy Pease Patty Jean Roberts Charlotte Spencer Frances Stephenson Billy Slaughter Helen Strickland Rudolph Stewart Betty Turner Betty Tibbetts Richard Thames Robert Willingham Carol Griffith Dorothy Peacock Elaine Jones Harriet Affleck Peggy Askew Eugenia Calhoun Helen Clark Susan Caldwell Lucille Cooper Mary Dudley Bettie Golden Betty Cuordy Virginia Illges Elizabeth Hamburger Mary Alice James Janet Johnson Mary Elizabeth Lewis Jolly Matthews Elizabeth McGee Betty Anne Money Caroline Nuckolls Margaret Rigby Maxine Rosenberg Joyce Stockton Means Brannon Dozier Fuller Raymond Hamilton Frank Millburn Joe Moore Richard Rosenberg John Downing Sarah Beth Ayers Mary Anne Barr Margaret Banks Gretchen Brown Eugene Chambliss Muriel Dixon Hicks Ford Mary Sue Greenshaw Charlotte Hopkins Gloria Love Mary McDuffie Barbara Molony William Neal Aurelia Powell Yvonne Sams Mary E. Sayre James Shipp Kathleen Sloop Kyle Spencer John Thomas Christine XValker Charles Williams Rosa Yarborough Johnny Crabb Betty Arnold Laverne Gross Bobby Allen Richard Beneiield Jack Causey Carolyn Cumbaa Frances Dear Miriam DeLamar Beebe Durham Virginia Frederick Beverly Goins Mina Ruth Hayward Nell Highnote Betty Marshall Jean Martin Judith Mayo Tom McCollough Lillian McElvey Louise Nolan Tom Perkins Margaret Rush Betty Simpson Polly Summers Joe Thombley Mildred Waller Helen Warren Rosalie Woolfley Sarah Adams Paul Arrington Betty Batcheldor Robert Berry Anne Blake Bill Burton LeRoy Cauley James Clark Charles Helmick Charles Henry Milton Hirsch Betty Anne Howitz Helen Hundertmark Beverly Anne Hutto Kathryn Johnson Bill Johnston Morris Loeb Joyce Ann Mathews Betty McCain Horace McKoon Harold Miller Jean Parkins John Pedley Elizabeth Perlitius Betty Rentz Joe Peterson Bobby Robinson Sally Singer George Steelman nd FQ 5.4 1 if qazxi-X 6 I ' JD 'Wax w ff N if X 4 IN f -4 J .car xg ,R 45' 10 - , W Q X X +5 ' -I jk H kgdj mi' J fs? 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Il ff ' X ' ' , V Y.: ,, '42 if' W ,, ., i 'il V Q l ,E ! -1 t' :KLYHSYIISYllN7ll9lilWll5llGllk71lN9l: fivfzkfzizbs CUAZZZYCQH Sfaf STOKES TOLBERT.. .,.,,,.,,.,, M .,,,,,,,-,v,, Editor-in-Chief ROGER MCDONOUGH ,,,,,, .,,,,,,,,,,. ,.,,,,,,,,, A s sociate Editor WANDA FRENCH ,.,.,.. ...,.,.A.,,,,,,,,,,,,..E. A ssociate Editor MARIANNE MATTHEWS ,,A,,,, ,,,..,,,.,,. - . ,..,,,.,,,.......,.,,,,.,..,,,,, All Edf!OI' NELL TURNER ,,,,,,...,,,..,,,.,, ..,, , ,, ,,.,, ...,. A ssistant Art Editor REBECCA LUTTRELL ,,.,..,,..,, ..,,,,.., , f.Girls' Sport Editor RALPH COLBERT ...........,...,,.........., - ....,.. .,.......,.. - ............. .. --- Boys' Sporls Editor FRANCIS KUNZE ,.A.,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,, ,. , . ,.,,,,, ,........,,,,,, Military Editor 3. Q51 ,Fw o ogra rc 1 or DICK CA : ,, , ,.,,,,,,,,Y7......A., !,,,.nPh t ph' Edt MR. W. D. Jo Iii! 71 ,,,. .. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. .-,. ..,,,, . ,,..,...,,.,, Faculty 9 duisor ' 1 MISS ANN Q W ,,,,,.., . A,,A ,, ,, , ,,.., ,,,, , ,,-,, Far v' or ANL5 NL CX x.. , ti iff, XXXKQ X - N 1 XX NN 1 - ly N XXX XC .Y' xy TC N X T K X , x X v 4' U X JE .,- C K fC 1-'A l C -,J-f J J C J J , 'Y ,Xp x Q 7, 1 -mp! Bfzze Sf7 6fl16 Sffzf X A. J. KRAVTIN ., ., ,. ,,Ed1'I0f-iD-Ch1'Bf EDMOND SUELZER ,,,,,, W. ,.,,,,, ,.,,., . ,NEWS EIUIOF STOKES TOLBERT ,,.,.,.. .,,,.,.. ,,,,.,,., . ..,, . F eature Editor ANNE PEACOCK ,,,,.. ,,,,, , ,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,, Make-Up Editor HARRY NAEHR ..,,....., ,,,..,, . ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,.,A I ,,,,,,,,,,.,.,.,A S p orts Editor MISS ROBE RTA LAWRENCE I 7 427 . ,A A , ,, ,, Faculty Aduxsor X I at X 4 WX 'ff' QL, 7 ' ' WEN . Effz UA f , x 1! H A -J ,ax ffm, f X E x ,i - XE- ,Q Yx V V1 X 41 t X F' gf . X Stzzflefzf Comm? JOHN BENNETT ,,,,,,, , , ,,,,,,., , ,, . ,,.,,,,,,,,,,., . ,,,,, ,,,,,.. , . .. ,, ,,,,,,,.,. ,President FRANKLIN JARVIS ,, ,,,, . ,..,,,,,,,,,,,,. .. ,,,,,, Vice President MARY FRANCES NEEL W ,,,,,,,,..,,.,, ,Serrelary and Treasurer REPRESENTATIVES BETTY ARMOUR CLIFF AVERETT POLLY BARFIELD WILLIAM BUCK WHEEI.ER CHAPMAN BOB CLEMENSON IVIARY ELLEN COMPTON HICKS FORD CHARLES HELMICK NOLAN JOHNSON DOUGLAS KERR ILL JONES TOM MCCOLLOUGH ' . J. KRAVTIN ROGER MCDONOUGH xx Y IVICDONOUGH RUSSELL NEWTON 'gli METCALF IDA RUTH RENEROE ' 'E PEACOCK BILLY ROGERS ARRIS ROGERS PEGGY THORSEN Q lu' TAYLOR 3, BETTY VARNER Y I . T IW PURPOSE Vf7 The purpo fvze I-In ' 1 to promore Ihe besl 'n eresl of the sc Ike' iough K s Q' .: in 4 ol, faculty and the I den! body. We shall pro te eyphr sv xjfgx S , ' QI Enc r :kd dev a real sense f l h or among al stude Q2 e e ri PI xx yql and pr: in our bui i f and grou ds, and enco age all studen ope tel -l1'lIx9 lnx ,H g care of chool prop ty. .X 3 eres I t Islxfn Ighe wholeso e and w th bile acli ilie of the Cho and crea abettersc o p .J WD ,l I erate 3uX, l and lac ty and ' ten our s ruiceno I m in ny ay liipii if ' X xx.: ' --Sf 'Lal f JJ F..LT'j,4j '43 ':giD?Z':7,- J E A 1 .A I . T R. an Q ,N ws 1' ' 2,5-,L .Natiofzzzl H 0710? Society Fall of 1039 Spring of 1940 MARY FRANCES NEEL 7 77 ,777 , Efresidenl ROGER MCDONOUGH 7 77 77 . President A WANDA FRENCH 7777 77 7Vice Pres ent ANNE PEACOCK 7Vice President j. CATHERINE BATTLE 77 77Secrel 'X NOLAN JOHNSON 777777 7Secrelary N ME ERSHIP . lf' ARY FLORENCE MCKEE EBECCA MORRIS SARAH NEEL ' DOROTHY POWELL JOHN BENNETT MARJORIE HADDOCK JOYCF HELMICR A. J. KRAVTIN -1 422' A FRANCIS KUNZE UGENE RENTZ X REBFCCA LUTTRFLL A TOKES TOLBE f U5 7 5 If ' k Sponso . 1, ' MISS C R 45. x f f 'i W CPA hc I emb are ch y the facul 4 . he bas! H Ol ship, Ieadersxig, se ' - I-3. I character rs lp IS -' b the natz l charler o v er t o the second yunxors I 7 per c nt o Eimlf , 7 H ' s, sian. -' cen t ,sew M Q T A ' ' X x 5.4 ' X I X xx sc f - r X- I 'XXX ' i V xii! T ' M MR.w.D.J TO V , f T ,f , A ' JI, gi Q 7 Q L V ' 'Q Wg, - 1:2 -1- X ' bf L P 6 . 9 D7'lIlllIlfZl' Club CECELIA PITTS , , President MARY EDNA WEIZD , , ,, , ,, , ,Vire President SARAH ANSLEY BUNTINC. , , ,, ,. ,, Secretary and Treasurer MISS CLOTILDE HAIR, Facul r The Dramatic Club is for the benefit of any student enjoys acting: there are no re- quirements for membership. The purpose of the course ' fsuelop the pupil and to discover any special talents which heamay possess. it , N 4 XD, x Xt -'-J , J x t Q - J 2 ,pl Ali L - I fj ' lt ,I Q 3 Y X Nxkk A .X YN Q Q ft' ' I I lj ' x xv ?i XJ-,,,J f ,jrgbbs '.1'4D?Z': 7,t-7 I t The Gfec Cfab XX X MISS EDN UISE FRANTY. Fufuftg Advisor The glee club of high sehool is Campos' of students who sing because they enjoy il, not just berause it is a coursi. These students haue h the perso' a gleusure of music and have shared this uith the student body as a u.hole in their ograms he u.eehlg assembly. They are making steady progress in their spreading ot' music pprec A' n and great things are expected of them in the future. A 3 f , , -nf' W' X Q1 f, QV' Xxx bg ,s ' X X M U3 . ,V an e X Lf mk iv 93:3 - i --J Q' X t utt 1 k'.' 5'f3Q' - ,ini E . I M I iv' fl 1 . il V ik WL K 'wevjyf Inf I Sembr Hzl Y t V X' 1 . NOLAN JOHNSON f..Q.. President X EARL TAYLOR ,,,,,V,,,,,,, ,A,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,, Vice President EDGAR JOHNSON ,,.,,,. Secretary and Treasurer MEMBERSHIP 'X JACK BUTLER G if . -'I ' MER FRED DURHAM JR 77 HARRY DICUS BOB I WIS JAMES METCALF Russ I I NEWTON CLAUDE SCARBOROUGI-I C '73 F? KIPWORTH HORAC Qin' D Ross 5 ANTON S N TOM LKINS 7 W- l RALPH COLBERT my C23 1 ,' 'I - 1 b f . EEN. Faculty Adv -' 5 lf, XV QXX kg fj PURPOS T c left Xtatn ndx e. nd throughout e school and' th co ity, h r s Xktia charact . 4 'I ' tx N X X i Xxx! xl I - 1 Ll! ,X J J Jqjv .Y A -P 1 Y x ' 1? X3 -xJ O AJ f ., ' TT, I ,lg HE 'Db-4'v, HJ E LEWIS SCARBOROUGH , ....... Qawd f umbr Hzlf ------.-.----.,.,-.,President OLIVER METCALF .,......... .....,, ,....... ....... V i ce President DUELL BARNES ....,,..... .,...... ,. If ........,.... .Secretary CLARENCE JONES. ...,,...............,. ., 43,1 ,....,,. Treasurer MEMBERS ' '-Q FRED STANTON 1 2114 LAN N FRANK MARTIN JIMMY KING WILLIAM ,ff SQ, ETTE af' 'i E DoLEs CDONALD CGEE HY PouND g 11 I1 Mc EY s X gm PLATF h clean spor , ou -and A x7 ' ! I. ,WPNX . X .3 '..f' I ' -,.. L4 ,. f ' ' L 1 Q J' In' Jw ITH M f X 1 feffz I'r ' fff D' z I 'L ' IIAJLAIEH I I ' ' -V m ,', 9'- 'J . 5 , X X ...... f If , - ' o 1. .Lb l I l I 7 Sefzzor 131- 1-I PAT KING , , ,, ,,,, ,, ,President SARAH ANSLEY BUNTING ,, ,, , Vice Presiden! MARY FRANCES NEEL ,,,, ,,,,,,, A . Secretary MARY MARTIN ,,,,, Treasurer MEMBERSHIP CATHERINE BATTLE Y HOLMES CHICK STOKES RA I NEEL POLLY BARFIELD T ' PATTERSON FRANCES BROWN Y REBECCA SHIPLEY XVYLINE CHAPMAN ' INE SKINNER AMANDA FRE - I.. SE SMITH MARJOR N I TURNER , Jovc' my M N D Tm WELLs 9 R ,I In J , F 63 1 ' L- Faculty Advisors 3 M sfMzyR ' NIOLD MR . ENRY LANG5! I PURP ' zilqff' nd Pxte Ihroughoutlh school and rhe Commun , high s d o hr' ffm? character. I X , I V Xu 'M 1 ' I I I I Y ' I Y X Y qu 4 XJ,..J' .J.,.,.Ji,J,X3-R ph-4 J, J fzzmbf TrzlH1l Y MARY ELLEN COMPTON , O ,T X L .... ,. ........,... -Presidenr IDA PEASE ,,,, ,,,,,v, , ,, ,, ,,,, ,, ,, Vice President MARY CARGILL , ,. , ,, , ,,,,,,,,,, , Secretary SUE BOYKIN , ,,,,,., . ,,,,, .,Treasurer A ' ' 'Q RSHIP ALYMER CATHERINE ANDREWS BET GOLDEN MARX' SUE BUTLER . A ' :ui ING MARTHA CAROILL EL 4,23 ETH LONG DORIS COOPER lj- MOSELY KATIE DAVIS '- JE if SASSER BERYL GILLIAM L JEAN SMITH X W BARBARA GOLDEN 'Wing ARNER f. TTR SA LL if fn-'15 J 1Z,,f--ffaljf C P 1 Ad , L . . T -4 f Q x , f ' P SLI ' : I v 1 , W: a s o a ' ' .. 'F , X I XXXE ,Lx QL X 41 A R A 1 N DQ j 2' S ' Cea e h clean spo I p d clean Irv: X' X X V Q X VM, - - ii - W If 'f H owe Ecofzomzrxf Club ANNE BRAY ,,,,,,,,,,,.,, ,. ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,, .,,,,, ,,President BOBBIE DEATON , ,, ,,,,,,,,,., , ,,., , ,,,,,,,.,,,.......... ., Secretary and Treasurer MISS RUTH PLUM, Faculty Advisor MOTTO: To serve others as we are served. CREED: We believe in the highest development of m ood physically, mentally and morally. We believe in reaching out towards o t ough the natural gifts He has bestowed upon us. In learning to see the glor f t 'A sunset-the beauty of a poem, the possibilities of a human life, we believe in g to make the world better and brighter by doing a kind deed every day. 3 2 3- l f f' N N 6,4 t My 1,7 I' V. ,lj x '- iff' Y if I Kb ' s 5 fl , ' ,J ff' - XXX Q S ff VV f , I , if X ffllt X fkxlxtx iv Li l . 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REICH A ss C '1LHE 1N ALL N X f-5 1 If f riilxwxwxkx ix E 1 I K Y XX A V V :ix . -' V V U X ' Q ' ,H 1 K1 A A U U X U -U U i ,' 0 A , ' x W Q JL A U ya- 1.-2 -:z --- . ff - L .U f C Club HONORARY ATHLETIC CLUB BILLY ROGERS A 7Y,,, I I LLLLL I LLLI . ,,., q , q,M,-A7,A rrrxrr A4 A V,,, -- p , 9 5 , 'dent ALFRED LANGFORD ,,.,, ,, YYY,Yw--,MYA--Y,----Y,- MYYY V ICQ Pfgsgrdgnf RALPH C01-BERT H .,,,.,,, Secretary and Treasurer BILL THRASH H . ,,,.,,,,,,,,, Social Ediror MEMBERSHIP JIMMY CLEVELAND c KING HOMER CORNETT D PENNINGTON I 1' JEFF DYKES N REICIHI I FRED GAMB . . REILLY JEFF G 0' 55' N A IER SCRUGGS 7 LA 5..-7?'- RLES SKIPWORT Q3 W I f G I A K THORNTON KEN 'I 1 A PH WALL if 5 JI -Q . ff lf Ns OLD WATKI J DGA 1 XXXQ K N o WILKINS B J :. , X XX N WOLF - I ' ' XIX FRAN IN YEART L ' I N v XX 'I' ' 1 N XI X53 J I C 1 ' W K4! I ' ' I QQ... I ' I I I, -1 1 , L - ,J ' -xJ'..-J ' -,,...T,,-jA ,XJ fi Ji! J., I-gp! MElll!5673'AIf offbe Hllllfll XX. K MR. KARL EIDAM , , , , Director JOHN VJ. 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RUTH BARRETT PARKMAN LAWRENCE XVOOLBRIGHT PRESENTATION OF SPONSORS if -496' 'Le-Af LAWTON MADELYN GRANTHAM POPE S , V LT.,i ,., ,. E . M 1'fv,1+'fffffQ iff Y - E ,V 'V 'fg,L.gg4..:Qifw.?Agf . - QW K TSW. A 'MZ S , . S . T E Th,: T X T6 H E -ff 'GTMS - g 'f51'TQX x'2g' ,L-f.:2.m-it ' 1 A ' I 'fig-4 lglyiiiwifzf' -f ' . hwy v. K W. H-Y fzxwcx wr . 'fi - vw.. wan.-. ' vs GEORGE D. DAVIS 0 13' BARBARA HERNDON vw Aww. ,,,, .M g 5, Q COMPANY A QDP4 'v..-H W . -f' gs uw? 'M' '-Qs.. flikal '- s. .-J' COMPANY B BILI. 'I HRASH CAROLYN BONNLR EDMOND SUELZER DORIS MUIIINS mmf, , . , xx .,-, . ,fy ' Aww,-w.j', . , N my 1' .',f,,.. , .' COMPANY C :gm is .4:- - W.-H ,,,:.-i-TWT , f'fL-:f:-mff-zf-1- ,1.m.- , , ,,Q:-:-Y--,..,Q::-a-:r:,-:-'- 5. .4-yg, : -Fw- if --fr?-nf A H: -V-gazrxr-sauna-nl C. 1, we -Same old stuff. Day dream. Dictators. Pop lectures. Our booklady, Practice makes perfect. Assembly farce. -Hamby's little helpers. Polly-voo fransay? Angels with dirty faces. 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XJ Q . x TI-IE BLUE DEVILS IN ACTION FALL OF 1939 HEROES IN THE MAKING 5 i2 ..r4 zz- Y -Y 19 3 9 FOOTBALL SCI-IEDUL E Union Springs , 6 Columbus High LaGrange ,, ,,,, 0 Columbus High Lanier ,, 12 Columbus High Auburn 6 Columbus High Boys High , 14 Columbus High Opelika , , , , , 0 Columbus High Commercial L L 6 Columbus High Central 6 Columbus High Marist , 21 Columbus High Jordan 7 Columbus High 76 THE FOOTBALL SQUAD 1939 First String HAROLD WATKINS fm' 'Y' LAWTON GRANTHAM an JEFF DYKES CHARLES SKIIJWORTH ALFRED LANGFORD SPIKE REILLY JACK KING JEFF GARRETT BILL THRASH DORAN REICH BILLY ROGERS COACH AUSTIN Second String EDWIN WOLF FRED GAMBLI5 FRANK YEARTY RAI' WALTERS KENNETH HOGI3 WALTER GUNBY JIM HOMFR RALPH WALL BILL JONES LANIER SCRUGGS JIMMIE CLEVELAND 3--azz..- .,,. L, , Ln- gls....1- C. H. S. C. H. S, C. H. S. C. H. S. C. H. S. C. H. S. Ri-iw Ifxxiaifoiilv Pifii- I'iNNlNu'1'oN CiOOI ' Ilimliiz Boil. SlIiIl.'l'ON RAi'xioNiv XV.-XI.'l'lfRS HARO1 IU CONN If. H. Bizooiis liinwix XX'oi.i1 Ci IARI.lfS SKlI'WOR'IAIl Gifowair NIOORI5 Frrsl Timv 50 35 48 57 32 El Commercial G. M. A, Tech High Canton High Boys High Jordan BASKIZTBALI. SQUAD C. H. S C. H. S C. H. S C. H. S C. H. S C. H. S Swruvrl Tum' 75 Commercial H G. M. A. 30 Tech High 718 Canton High Z0 Boys High -H .Iurdan iiurward I iorw a rd or CSCHICY V0 rw a rd o r Ccnlcr Gila rd Guard Forward Cunlcr I70 rw a rd G ua rd Forward COACH CrXR'l'i R DYNAMITE IN ACTION IN THE AIR GET 'EM BOYS 1... S i 7lVlissed Again. flklotley crew. Noise- m Akers. I.el s yell! The old jail itself. Here comes the army Beat Lanier! Cleanup Dep't. Right into the net. Mmm! xr gl alibi Y ,,..lvnl..-w!!l:n!l- H -'--I-L - ---- tm: x- f -w- -:---s:u- SKATING SONG SWING HIGH, SWING LOW UP AND OVER ,'rli ,WY .., ,.-- . :Sql 1 , ...r A 1 1 if 5. OUR MARCI-IING SQUAD THE PRIDE OIT COLUMBUS HIGH THE LIGHT IfANTAS'l'IC K LADY MARIAN GIVES ROBIN HOOD STIITE COMPETITION LAS T WILL AND TES TA MEN T fC0nr'dj We, SARAH ANSLEY BUNTING and FRANCES BLACKMAR, do leave our love for horse- flesh to DOROTHY WELLS and BETTY PATTERSON. We, BILLY BROWN, JOE EDMONDS, and ELMER PSALMONDS, leave our slightly used thumbs to any boy who likes to catch rides. WG, MARY FRANCES BUCK. ROSEMARY BUFORD, KATHLEEN HOOD, and SHANDRENA GILMORE, bequeath our quietness to the noisy sets of C. H. S. We, JOE PENNELL and WILLIAM RINER, leave Mr. Johnstone a box of candy paper. fWhere is the candy? Well, ask Mr. Johnstonej We, ROGER MCDONOUGH and WALTER COPPINGER, do leave our skill and enthusiasm for candid camera shots to DICK CARNES and WILLIAM IBUCK. We, HENRY NEAL and STOKES TOLBERT, do bequeath to JAMES ALFQNTE and EDMOND SUELZER our ability and hard working habits. WC, DORIS DAVIS and ELIZABETH LESTER, Will to FLORA JOHNSON and ANN HUGULEY our chatter-box ways. We, WANDA FRENCH and REBECCA LUTTRELL, leave our ability and efficiency to MARJORIE HADDOCK and MARY REBECCA SHIPLEY. I, MARY ANNE MATTHEWS, do will to MURPHEY POUND and THOMAS MERCER my skill as an artist. We, AILEAN SCANLON and ANNE PEACOCK, bequeath our yearnings for bracelets to CATHERINE PARKER and JANICE SPECTOR. I, NOLAN JOHNSON, leave my congratulations to the person who will be next year's senior president. We. BILLY BENNETT and JOHN DEIGNAN, would like to leave some of our gentleness to that loud element in the halls between classes. I, the testator, do leave my sincere sympathy to Mr. Kendrick and the other members of the faculty for losing such a fine classgof students. The above document was signed and sealed by the Class of 1940 on this day, as their last will and testament. Witnesses: WILYA TROTT Sl-IESA RATT FLOWER POTT MARY EDNA WEED, Testator 2 i 71 n-1 ' I-4 2 i T IQIIQIIQIIQIIGIIIBIIQIIQHKYIICWY 5 , V ,N W M W 1 ,J ifdf-L H W 9 , mg m 5 5' H V , , I n Q :f 'W ' QM' ,I : ' '1 : .. . ' A : LM- oo X 1' Hllklhlf 2 2 1 5 1' 'j F l : z 5 f : 6 ' , . 2 - I xw , J 3 I ' ll lu. 2 F f QQ 1421-Q-I X 3 : ,J TQ Q.wg?-a?- ,wr-r:.':...::.mL :: - 2 KLAII IISA IIVIIMIIKVIIVIISAIKNIIINJI Town Ewemls Q 9 1 1 MCCOLLUM'S STUDIO 1246 Broadway Phone 424 ELEBASH JEWELRY 1110 Broadway e 2111 QTQQQ3 CCY' lg, G. . P NT AND GLAS O. 1016 ay P e 1 f av J Y Cg,x,fQf Q 1.1 X Oxy! .711 z -,ff xx, XT! -'JL V03 Fou 2 NQTWONAL BAN 1 ' W4 J I 1wPmA5 11! 1 ,11111l1 f f 41- X FLOWERS BROTHERS 1030 Broadway Phone 9425 WEE MODERNS 2230 Wynnton Road Phone 3379 Frances M. Brow Anne J Dlil Barbara l . Hernd James C. Metcalf , el O N Doris E. Mu ' '1' Henry G. Neal Mary Frances Neel Anne V. Peacock Jessie Maxine Powell J. Cullen Roberts Mildred R. Smith T. Earl Taylor ii CU' 'L UTH eff? X' 7 ibigi S wx IVIIlTCAI.If'S I 2 I -I Broadway Phone I 07 I COCA-COLA BOTTI ING CO. I l3l Cath Ave. Phone N560 IIUMIiS CO. I Z I U Bro.1dw.1y Plmnc 381 I it 3 I J I.lQM.'XS'I'I2R'S BI2AU'I'Y SALON 20 12111 Sl. Phone I35 KIRAI.IfY'S I I 30 Broadway Phone 2Z6l ORIGINAI. IINISN SHOP I 217 Brnmdway Phone 5013 Scrvicc lo Columbus sincg 1872 lt Must hz' Good To Lust So Long C. SCHOMBURG T5 SON I 121 Broadway Phone -178 COLUMBUS BANK AND TRUST CO 1148 Broadway Phone 404 FOREMOST DAIRIES, INC. 308 17th Street Phone 771 CHANCELLOR CO., INC. 1108 Broadway Phone 111 J. C. PENNRY CO. 1123 Broadway Phone 1416 COLUMBUS BOVJLING CENTER 19 W. 11th Street Phonc 2587 IVIERCI-IANTS E5 MECHANICS BANK 1205 Broadway Phone -1 MARJORIE XVEBSTER SCHOOLS Rock Creek Park Estates XVashington, D. C. KAYSER-1,II.IENT1-IAI., INC. 1109 Broadway Phone 3880 S. id S, CAFETERIA 1232 Broadway Phone 4447 BRITTON AND DOBBS ITUNERAI. DIRECTORS 1114 1slAvc. Phone 211 .... A....fs-p--.- 5 ,A ,, 'WM I . 4 3.- l' . ' ai: A U R 'fa ' E is ,,,.:...r m3z 't7::g -:z 1711: 'Tr 2:11, .:7 '1-vrxx: 1- nr, xvrgzzzl -11 :-:-4--wwf-25:1 zz-rgrcf,--,,:r::,': izrrr- f-'- -'-,---?- -Tff-ff:-+f-f.--if-J -:v-13?--fa-an HO1f1f1.1N 25 GREENTREE 1128 Broadway Phone 1161 LEVINSON BROS. 1220 Broadway Phone 510 T1-113 SHERXVINQ XVILLIAMS CO, 1038 Broadxvay 1,11OI'lC 3207 KING GROCERY C 22 XV. 10th St. Phone 657 THE SCHWOB CC The Bos! Dressed Men 1V ear Schwobilt Clothes 9-15 Broadway Phone 4700 MARTIN FURNITURE CO. 1223 Broadway 17110nC 268 YL , 4. A ,Lyi WWNW I D. A. STRIFFLER 1015 13th St, Phone 854 WILLIAMS LUMBER CO. 1038 13th St. Phone 246 UNITED OIL CORP. 1217 lst Ave. Phone 1800 WEI.I.S DAIRIES COOPERATIVE The Best Ice Cream in Town 2320 Wynnron Rd. Phone 1 144 CLIFF M. AVERETT, INC. BUICK CADILLAC LASALLF Good Used Ca rs More ALztomob1AIe for Your Money 1445 First Avenue Columbus. Ga. Compliments of GULF OIL CORPORATION A. VV. JENKINS. Distributor ai-FW! ?.C....+ ,. In pf- .. , v THIS MUSKETEERS James C. Metcalf Presiclent Ho race Ed mond V1cvfI,res1'Ir'enr Cla udu Scarbrough Sw. V Trvus. l. COLUMBUS IRON WORKS Front Ave. Phone 3710 MAXWIZII BROS. id MCDONALD I Z-I9 Bro.1dw.1y Phonu 400 TOM HUSTON PIZANUT CO. Ifighlh Strccl Phonc 3 000 BU'I'l.I2R BROS. I3-47 Triangle Sl. Phone 48-4 WII.I.COX-IUMPKIN CO. INSURANCIS W. IZrh St. Phone 2 'A afll 'x 'ins...,,,,aM 52 r 'ww' ' I I wsrwfn f f fy W M 9 TRUMAN 8 SMITH Established 191 l INSTITUTE THE 1029 Znd AVC- GULF LIFE INSURANCE Co, Phone 1776 A Southern lnsI1'tu!1'on For nearly thirty years this company has been giving the protection of sound life insurance to the men and women of the South. We write all forms of life insurance. at low cost-and pay all claims in A few hours. W, A. l.1EV1E, Dist. Mgr. Loeb Bldg. Phone 742 W R B 1. A 7 1420 Second Ave. Phone 4300 Compliments of l THE 1 B. H. HARDAWAY, JR. GREEN ROOM WAVERLY HOTEL 13th Sheet Phone 2820 The Mos! Delightful Place Io I.1iue COLUMBUS' NEWEST RESIDENTIAL CENTER COUNTRY CLUB APARTMENTS Cherokee Avenue Adjoining Country Club Heart of Cilv's Best Residential Center. Ne.1r Grammar and High Schools. Bus 1,ines and Playgrounds. 313 Room Apts. S-15.00 413 Room Apts. , , 54.00 513 Room Apts. 65.00 Includes heating. cooking gas. hot and cold water, and janitor service. For information telephone 4711 or 793 At Your Grocer BETSY ROSS BREAD 5c MCGOUGH BAKERIES 10c Q35 ,L DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. 3-101 12th St. Phone 102-1 CRAIGS BAKERY 1901 Hamilton Ave. Phone -114 SWIFT MFG. CO. 1-110 6th Ave. Phone 81 W. C. BRADLEY COMPANY 1037 Front Ave. Phone 300 of MILLER-TAYLOR SHOE CO. 1130 Broadway Phone 2405 COLUMBUS LEDGER-ENQUIRER W. 12th Street Phone 4000 FIRST NATIONAL BANK HOME SAVINGS BANK 1048 Broadway Phone 117 GEORGIA POWER CO. 13 3 0 Broadway Phone 3 O00 .,:gggu- ur, .. T , 1' ik? xf X f 1 X a e KEXIBQXN as f ' :F :?i , 11.'. 3 Pk Y -Q -1 X1 ' ,nil mxledf Xkfedding Invitations Announcements icceytwwpndzw Qanw ' Invitations xviailiingf Qavclo ,and jfiyof-nwgo Monogrammed QOPPC'5pl904'l,C1C11CG' Sftafioatcmaf SAMPLES SENT UPON REQUEST A ,11il11c1f0i4 . ESTABL1SNE 103 PEACHTRE E STREET. ATLANTA, GA Save ISC? S N O W ' S LAUNDERERS CLEANERS 5 OFFICES TO SIE RVE YOU MUSCOGEE CHEVROLET CO. 452 First Ave. at Fifteenth Street Columbus. Georgia Phone I00 PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO 936 Front Ave. Phone 3 I Z0 SHANNON HOSIERY IVIII.I.S, INC 1338 Talbotton Rd Phone 4500 THE PROVISION CO I3-I5 Cusscta Rd Phone 4080 J. T. KNIGHT i5 SON I0 Bay Ave. Phone 480 SA VE WITH YHE HOM C14 R Y 'ON 41Q ff? + 2 i --,+ M T of 5989-W g J H D TON P d N vm E, v. D , x P L1 FVAE:aTeoQS FT' VM -U-KE M G0 Pj' 1 OV Q Smtxsygvi Deaton Auto Parts H - W 1 W Company, Inc. My V I bl and Distribuu Y Mn' A vc Rcplmc D 'giiffxw P d Eq P flflm-2 1 Ih +000 If T251 Z1 JLA. 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