Commercial High School - Skyscraper Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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lfj ALLEN BYRD Honor Roll, Chrysalis Club, Co-Ed Representative, Editor, Reporter of Co-Ea' Leader, Winner Boys, Essay Contest, second place in Fifth District Con- test, Hi-Y, Accounting Club, President Junior Junto. CELIA CLIEN Literary Club, lN'Ielsonian Club, Red Cross Repre- sentative. DOROTHY Cossv ALICE DILBECK Ofiice. GRACE EVANS Business Pracitce Club, K. K. I., Bowling Club, Co-Ea' Representative, Swimming Club, Volley- ball, Basket-ball, Red Pepper Club, lVIid-Term Graduate. LILLIAN FINCHER Business Practice Club. CHARLES GAI.I,AH ER Secretary Senior Class, President Dramatic Club, Secretary Proctors, Bank Director, Proctor, Business Klanager Co-E11 Lezzzler, Vice-President Debating Club. ELLA HARRIS Red Cross Representative, Botany Club, Spanish Club. Euclid Club, Girl Reserve. SUE HALL Proctor, Secretary of Proctors, P.-T, A. Lieutenant. FRANCES MCCOY Proctor, Red Cross Representative, Co-Ed Repre- sentative, Business Practice Club, Co-Ed Staff. EMILY KITCHINS Business Practice Club, Teacherys Secretary. BIARTIN RIORRIS Chrysalis Club, Co-Ed Representative, President Spanish Club, Bank Director, Vice-President Ac- counting Club, Phoenix Club, President Bank, Honor Roll. ,I 4 A E- Page 27 S lx Y S I ls A ll lj li. l l

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SKYSYDADFD MEIGS WELLBORN Debating, Accounting, Business Practice and Dra- matic Clubs, Proctor, B. R, F., Secretary Literary Club. FRANCES WEST Chrysalis, Botany, Accounting, Business Practice CGroup Leaderl G. A. A. Clubs, Tri-Hi-Y, Library, Proctor, Annual Staff '33, '34, Volley-ball, Basket- ball Teams, Tennis Club. INEZ WEST Mid-Term Graduate, P.-T. A. Lieutenant, Red Cross Representative, Bank Director, Summer Ac- tivity Award, Basket-ball, Volley-ball Teams, Physi- cal Education Leader. JESSIE WHALEY President February Graduating Class, Mid-Term Graduate, Hooks and Crooks, Chrysalis Clubs, Bank Director, Secretary to Proctors. SAM WHATLEY Feature Writer on Co-Ea' Staff. LOUTRELLE WHEELER OHice Worker, Business Practice Club, Senior Lit- erary Club. LOUISE WHITE Business Practice Club, Proctor, Girl Reserves ORA BELLE WILDER Girl Reserves, Hooks and Crooks, Accounting, Swimming Clubs. ELIZABETH WVRIGHT Co-Ed Staff, Annual Staff. lVIARION WILLIAMS P.-T. A. Lieutenant, Library Worker, Business Practice Club. LORRICE WORLEY French, Business Practice, Hooks and Crooks and Accounting Clubs. ELIZABETH WINGATE Glee Club, Proctor. 1934 Page Z6

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SIYYSCIQADEID lVIARTHA CARPENTER Secretary-Treasurer Spanish Club, Vice-President and Secretary Tri-Hi-Y Club, Proctor, Honor Roll, Girl Reserve, Red Cross Representative, Cafeteria, History Club. NIARY FRANCES ETHERIDGE Accounting Club, P.-T. A. Lieutenant, Red Cross Representative, Spanish Club, Business Practice Club, Hiking Club, Skating Club. ESTHER NIITCHELL P.-T. A. Lieutenant five semesters, Proctor, Skating Club, Red Cross Representative. RosA NAJOUR Spanish Club, History Club, Euclid Club, Volley- ball Hrst varsity. BESSIE STEPHENS Girl Reserves Club, Swimming Club, Spanish Club, Hooks and Crcoks, Business Practice Club, History Club, K. K. I, Volley-ball, Baseball. GRACE VVILLARD Business Practice Club, Hooks and Crooks, Girl Reserve, Bank Employee, Chrysalis Club, CALISTA WOLEE Spanish Club, Red Cross Representative, P.-T. A. Lieutenant. SENIORS' FAREWELI- lt is with heavy hearts that we, the graduating class of 1934, leave Commercial High School to enter into the business world. The three years we spent within its surroundings seemed a lifetime until we were graduated to leave, and perhaps, never to return. Getting used to the location, the surroundings and various disadvantages, were difficult, but after we became acquainted with the faculty and students, we at once admitted that there was only one school that could offer such advantages in preparing us to enter into the world of business, and that school was Commercial. Besides the business training, the moral training and cooperation of the teachers in all details of our personal everyday life, have taught us that a teacher must know something besides books to instill knowledge into the students over which they have supervision. A If none of us enter the business world, we will have gained by our years in Com- mercial, because of the friendships cultivated, which we hope to retain throughout life. Perhaps many, many, years from now, Commercial will be just another high school, but in the hearts of those graduating in '34, it will always be the best school on earth, and we will always honor it with the highest respect! CECILE TERRY President of Senior Class Page 28 1934