Donelson High School - Crest Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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JAMES AGN EW 'Laugh and be merryg Rememlver, better the world with a song. jmnzs Howmum BAKER None but himself can be his fzamllelf' ETHEL DAVIS If .study is the muse of death, I'll live forever. RALPH Fl NNEY Greater men have liven' than I, but I doubt it. URRIS GOODMAN I'll just keep rm liliuzging till I reach the lap. H ERBERT GOOLWVI N The more I study, the more I forget. IUHE VERNON ALLEN If you ran't win, make the fellnw ahead of you break the record. CLIFFORDILAN BONICR Ubfiydremrix are a xzueet pastime. FR ED DENSON He dne.m't say much, but he is always llzeref' PEGGY FOREHAND lie a live wire and you u'on't get stepped on. BETTY GUODXVI N Silence is great, but alzecrh is greater. LUCILLE HAGAR Alzuuyx laugh when you rang It's eheap medicine.

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JUIVXOXQ CMSS OFFXCEIQS FRANK NEWMAN CLARK KUSCLENDON ELIZABETH 0XN'EN jlmxiv HARALSON JAMES LEE BURRIS President Vire4President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms He is ready qnd eager ln every respect 11 gentle- Nut nl lhe top, but Let him be as he is-he Always talking-never for anything, man. climbing. wmits nu alteration. saying a11J'thing. CLASS HISTORY In September, 19-42, a group of scared young greenhorns timidly gathered on the campus of Donelson High School. Immediately we were in- ducted into various classes and into a few of the activities of the school. As freshmen, we elected Buster Jennings our class president. Although we became discouraged at times, the end of the year found us looking forward to vacation with all the joy of a task well done. We marched into the next school year enthusias' tically. We viewed with an amused eye the new recruits and felt vastly superior. 'l'he year raced hy. Every day meant more knowledge, more activ- ities, and more friends. Vernon Allen was our president during the sophomore year. As juniors, through the leadership and example of Frank Newman and our other capable officers, we have participated in all the athletics and most of the other activities of our school. The juniors came to the fore in presenting the winning one-act play to represent Donelson in the forensic meet. We have been especially active in forensic work, having won honors in the oratorical contests. At present. we are hard at work on debates. Next year we are looking forward to new worlds to con- quer and anticipate our most successful year.

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JHNIUHS LESTER HARDY Why worry? The world goex on the mme. CLIFFORD JACKSON :ln honest man is the noblest mark of God. INEZ JOHNSON 'Z-1 small girl with it big hcr:1't. CLINTON KELLY Sometimex I sit and thinkg Sometimes I just sit. ANN Low Her brightest thoughts were cen- tered in her music. BETTY jo NICCANDLESS Quiet, nnrzssumiizg, and liked by nl .' ROBERT HURT Happy nm Ig from rare am I free. Why arerft they all contented like me? KATHERINE JACKSON l1'l1at's tlze odds as long as yozfre Iznppyln CHARLENE JUDKINS She ix gentle, but nat so shy: She has mirlzief in her eye. jon LANNOBI A good-rmtured lad with lotx of friends, SAM Lows The man who minds his own busi ness generally has u good one. RACHEL NICRANNOLDS We can beenuxe we think we can.