DuPont High School - Leaves of Hickory Yearbook (Old Hickory, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1930 volume:

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In the years to come we sincerely hope that each of us will look hack on past school days as the most pleasant days of our lives and cherish the friendships we have formed. We hope they will he lasting and grow stronger as the years go by. li 1 A lilliligb ix .lW1zs. X ly: wi . ll ,ill A EK ll lllliisg -.. . Z . . .g . N DJEDIICATIION C-As an expression of our love, gratitude and high esteem for one who has assisted us in our many trials during our high school days, We, the Senior Class of 1930, dedicate this the first annual of Dupont High School to our beloved teacher, Trofessor W. T. Call. Q Jr 1 . Il 'f I l 4 ,I 1 ll , Wifi? Ewell llll 1 ' ll e i l . . g Milli L qw f if milf xi Ng gsilli f xii, l I' ex i 'ifif A , ... , .. dxvff' S. H. BINKLEY , W.T.CALL. . .. Faculty Prinfipal For Forty-om' Years ll Tfafhfr in the Public Sfhools of LENNA COVVGILL . . C. P. FERGUSON . . NINA WILLIAMS . J. F, M. JOHNSON . RUBY M. IIENDRICKSON Ilistory, E4'onomi1'.v, Latin, Matl11'1nali1'5 English, Frfnfh .B.S. Science, ff thlelifs Sapulpa Businfss Collrgr, Sapulpa, Okla. Commerce English, Mathcmatirs, History Home Eronomifs . Peabody College University of Tennessee Trnnessee . B.S. Peabody College State Teachers' College State Teachers' College . B.S. Peabody College Cumberland University 6 -f4qf11A',.4.-- :Jy: -g','-. -' 'f.pq... ., . 5-,,. zcyefwvf F6-5 f - ' 3 - .veezexm 5,1 'ey' - ' ' ' .-w I? -4 V TIPEL4 Sul I . . ..... . . Ili I-Qi Y V Y Y Grammar Schowll Faculty M EM BERS . LDRRAINE SULLIVAN MRS. HOWARD FULLER MRS. C. A. CAMPBELL MERILI. HUGHES ANESKA MAssEY RENA CATHEY HELEN HALE MRS. LEWIS HURT FANNIE BURR KIsER MARGARET JERNIGAN CLARANELL RICHARDS KATHERINE EZELL ESTHER WAY GLADYS MITCIIELL ELIZABETH JOHNSON CORINE WHITWORTII VIRGINIA LowE LADY GRACE HYDE NELL SWINGLEY HAZEL COCHRUM FRANCES EASLEY BEULAH BELL YATES BESSIE CHRISWELL TINA BLEDsoE 4 1 ef 71p La Ep r XC 2A-' Q R - A :Glaxo ,xl YQ, FRANCES REDDING 'iid A fi' L. . RAY Voss . . . . . KATHRYN ALLEN . PAUL LOWERY ' MAUDINE GIBBONS . . . DOLORES SPooNTs . TOM LOVELL . . . J. T. LOVELL . . . Staff . . . . EdztorznCh1ef . . . .Business Manager . . . . . . . . Associate Editor Associate Editor . Associate Editor . Business Staf . Business Stag 8 -I -..s .sm- ' sf?fp 'k :'j,, , -' gif- IIIHIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIH HI IHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII lllllIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII , v iglum :ggi f ff fill l 1 iff--. ' fi A A X 1 , 4 .4 4 ' I w W W 4 I + ,N 51- ll s lwbv' 'Vr ' , .- X ' 412 'A V ,J 'M V A ,X N ' FE f 3 xl 4 . t JT. , X '4Q f --'4. Ylxvf, I 3 5-if 4 ,Wg 3 5 I If: 252-51 5 tw J , Maud Senior Class MAUDINE GIBBONS Member of Basketball Team, ,26-'27, '27-'28, '28- '29, '29-'30, Secretary and Treasurer of Girls' Glee Club, '29-'30, President of Class, '26-'27, '27-'28, '28-'29, '29-'30, Vice-President of Tennis Club, '29-'30, President of Commercial Club, '28-'29, Captain of Basketball Team, '28-'29, Associate Editor of Annual, '29-'30, Member of Commercial Club, '29-'30, GRAY SANDS Snalefy Member of Basketball Team, '27-'28, '28-'29, '29- 'gog Vice-President of Class, '26-'27, '27-'28, '29- '3og Member of Dramatic Club, '28-'29, '29-'30, Member of Football Squad, '27, '28, '29, Captain nf Basketball Team, '28-'29g Captain of Foot- ball Squad, ,27. THOMAS LOVELL 141-01,111 Member of Football Squad, '27, '28, '29, Mem- ber of Basketball Team, ,27-'28, '28-'29, '29-'30, Member of Dramatic Club, '28-,29, '29-'30, Cap- tain of Basketball Team, '29-'30, President of Dramatic Club, '29-'30. RAYIXIOND Voss raRay1r Business Manager of Boys' Basketball Team, '29-'30, President of Commercial Club, '29-'30, Member of Commercial Club, '29-'30, Editor of Annual, '29-'30, Treasurer of Class, '29-'30, Manager Football Team. ANNA GLENN PILLOW Annie Secretary and Treasurer of Tennis Club, '29- 'gog Member of Dramatic Club, '28-'29, '29-'30, Member of Commercial Club '29-'30, Member WILLIAM TVIASSEY of Girls' Glee Clubi, '29-'30, Bill ID 1' 7 ,1 I' . J' .J . 2- j A , ' 1' 1 ' J,,,.. 4 , uri 9 ' ,712 ,,f,f,.f ,, f if 1 1 ,X A X ,--'tiff '- ' ,.,-f ' ...A 1:5'' ,.f-f---z::::1-3Ff'---ff-ni'TIN ,,'.ii'i+Z',i'iai'L'l?'5, f X '3 'il 1 f'C.ff,,ff'... ...., ...,. ' jj ,.., 'J '1':: ' ...,. .f1::::::L!:::S..-I if ,,,,,Mmamm,,,,,f:,, , ,, in , ,,,,,,, , ,,,, ..., , ,,,.,. . ,, ,,w,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,..g,g,gn.3,, ,,1 V 'I - Fi., rw V' . ' ' N unify' my , 1,13 , Ma2:fmn:':a::::'z:'::rf.:1,1f3f55icf ffr-'f-'fL I-23Q'555i527.1iiiii-EEJ5iii?35,f3ff5222i,,, 332' -gg-3. . 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AGNES FREEMAN nxlggigu Member of Commercial Club, '29-'3og Member of Dramatic Club, '29-'30, Member of Tennis Club, '29-'3og Member of Girls' Glee Club, 129-130. , CLARENCE HURT Hurt Member of Basketball Team, '29-'30, Member of Football Squad, '28-'29, 5X V, 4, .V Jn., ..,, .-.. - - -'A4' X . S ir:-.'::1Z'.'.'.'1'-'.'.ZI'.1'.. 55 .. I - S '---- -': .,., , A A ,AA ,.--' -Mita... . .ff--' K K 7'f'ff.I1i'.' .... me-.'::1'-'21--..4..,...4,., -' - ff ' K' ' , '- : :Y:-- 1-:-:fri-zlt: , v.f-'ee Senior Qllass MARGARET HINES l1BiHyU Member of Basketball Team, '26-'27, '28-'29, '29- '3og Member of Commercial Club, '28-'29, '29- '3og Member of Dramatic Club, '28-'29, '29-'30, Member of Tennis Club, y29-'30. J. T. LOVELL ffl-atv Member of Commercial Club, '28-'29, '29-'30, Member of Football Squad, '28-'29-'30, Business Staff of Annual, '29-'30, MARGARET LEw1s llMaggielI Member of Commercial Club, '28-'29, '29-'30, Member of Girls' Glee Club, '29-'30, Member of Tennis Club, '29-'30, Cheer Leader, '29-'3o. PA U L Low ERY Secretary-Treasurer of Athletic Association, '29- 'gog Member of Commercial Club, '28-'29, '29-'3o. CLEMRIA MCKINNEY Clmzmie Secretary of Commercial Club, '29-'30, Vice- President of Class, '28-'29, Member of Girls' Glee Club, '29-'3o. VVILLIAM PAMPLIN HBH!!! Member of Basketball Team, '27-'28, '29'l30Q Member of Dramatic Club, '29-'30, Member of Football Squad, '27, '29. I2 1' 5. . 1 1 ,, f' ...I . -- ' j ji gf 1 Q . ,rd ' I ' JAA,,,' ., 41: I A, X? X ,z ,,,-,,,f'fJ,,,,.,l-,-L 222155 2 . ., ' , ' ,. Jw . -- A -f L33-1:1---4'- 'i1...f-'ifiili--::g::,..f- ' ' if f Te 2 1 Q A'!: 5r4f ',?, if-'X I' , X fy x- of X ...... ... ..,. :'....,, ..., ,K H ' -- ---- iw ,,., ,... 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Dowalzs SPOONTS SpaonIzy Reporter to Paper for Class, '26-'27, y27-'28, '28- '29, ,259-,302 Captain of Basketball Team, '26- '27, '27-'28, Member of Basketball Team, '26-YZ7, '27-'28, '28-'29, '29-'30, Member of Commercial Club, '28-'29, '29-'30, Member of Dramatic Club, '28-'29, '29-'30, Member of Tennis Club, '29-'3o. TTATTIIE PHILLIPS .-I 1Vt, l.U-LVHIIIFI' lo Our Rallies. BIATTIE PASS Member of Commercial Club, '28-'29, '29-'3o. CEEORGIE SHIIELDS Georyir Member of Basketball Team, l26-'27, '27-'28, 128-129, '29-'30, Captain of Basketball Team, '29-'30Q Member of Commercial Club, '28-'29, '29-'30, Member of Dramatic Club, '28-'29, ,29- l30Q Member of Tennis Club, '29-'3o. 13 .X ,- '.,1......w,-U.. f 2' -. K. Yl-4, f? S 5..- A A A 4 , L A 4nAn444n A 4 A 4 4 44444an 1 sa' l W 7 The History of the Senior Class Epoch I It was a long winding road and we young pilgrims had journeyed long, but at last we were approaching the glimmering building of our dreams. Courageously we young Freshmen were enter- ing tto usj the unexplored country. We knew that this land of High School was inhabited by one tribe, the Sophomores and that we would have to be very brave if we expected to overcome the obstacles which would be placed in front of us. For the first two months it was hard, for on every side we were met with ridicule and scorn. But it was not as hard as some Freshmen Hnd it. for we were only a two-year high school at that time. We Freshmen banded together with the slogan, All for one, one for all, and elected as class president Maudlne Gibbons. We grew braver as the year sped by and had our clan meetings and our parties. and even started talking of what we would do when we passed the council board and were Sophomores. Thus ended epoch one. Epoch II - No longer afraid we stood and with eager eyes looked over this new land. We rejoiced that we were now in the tribe of the Sophomores, as we had vanquished them. and they running from us had joined the Juniors. VVe worked hard exploring every bit of this new land, but enemies- some in the disguise of cupid and others from a distance-came and took some of our beloved Sops. We called a clan meeting with Maudine Gibbons, again our president. and vowed to stand closely together. We were overcoming the Juniors rapidly now and they were hastening toward the tribes of the Seniors. At last the victory was ours. We were the Juniors. Epoch III This time we 'stood and disdainfully surveyed our country. We were proud and arrogant of our new tribal name and egotistical enough to think that we had explored all that was explorable. We elected as president Maudine Gibbons and started another year. Before that year of exploring ended we were becoming humble again. We had lost a few of our members and gained none and there was still so much to be explored. The Senior tribe was retreating from our onward march. Day by day we were drawing closer. Ah! we had them, we were victorious. Thus comes epoch four. Epoch IV This time not eagerly, but disdainfully, and not frightened. but sad, so sad at the thought of this our last year in the building of our young dreams and the land of unexplored country. We are drawing near the close of our campaign. It is now our time to follow the Senior tribe. Follow bravely, but let us co-operate with our president. Maudine Gibbons, and leave behind us a trail of glory, honor and sympathy to others. VVe are now far stronger. for our tribe has grown with the entrance of new members. Dear teachers, one and all, we tearfully say goodbye and, friend Juniors, to you we say: FolloW. follow. how our voices ring, Follow, follow us in the spring. Through these tears dimming our eyes, VVe are shouting to you, schoolmates. we'vo tried. DOLORES SPOONTS, Historian. Class Will State of Tennessee 1 ss County of Davidson I We. the members of the Senior Class of 1930, being inhabitants and legal residents of DuPont High School, Old Hickory, Tennessee: and being over the age of seven years, and of sound and disposing mind, memory and understanding, and desiring by this instrument to devise, bequeath and dispose of all our property and estate--real, personal and missed, in the event of our departure from said school, do declare and publish this, our last will and testament. Section I Item I. To our Alma Mater, DuPont High School. we. the Senior Class of 1930, do will and be- queath our true loyalty and devotion. Item II. To Mr. Call. our sponsor, we bequeath our deep appreciation and gratitude for making our senior year the happiest ever spent. Item III. To Mr. Binkley and the other members of the faculty we leave our sincere appreciation for all they have done for us. Item IV. To the Class of 1931 we leave our privileges, positions, dignity and unrullness ln Eng- lish Class. I4 I -Q . , , ,......,,, H W fig- -' if 6,4 .v2 . sqbg bf-, .:d',j1 s:QJ,Qjl .fag U -', 4.1,-so-. ' Ig R-' r' S 5.4 C I .- J- V s o n n a s 5 5 5 A A 5 5 s n n A A A s A uk, A A A If I ia Section II Item I. Tom Lovell leaves to Malissa Rives his well beloved chewing gum. Item II. Kathryn Allen bcqueaths her longing for popularity to Phallis Pigg. Item III. Gray Sands wills to Frances Farmer his Rip Van Vvlnkle trance tsleepi. Item IV. Polly Crawford leaves to Valare Rowland her overweight, provided he never weighs over 250 pounds. Item V. Mattie Pass bequeaths her specialty in romance to Irene Nicely. Item VI. Maudlne Gibbons wills to Joe Wallace her possession of the pre-sident's chair. Item VII. Bowen Williamson leaves to Nuel Webster his curly locks. Item VIII. Dolores Spoonts leaves her athletic ability to Avis Freeman, Item IX. William tBlll3 Pamplln hrqueaths his lengthative statue to Fred Jaynt-s. Item X. Margaret Hines leaves her aggravating appetite to L. H. Barnes. Item XI. James Hite wills his masculine features to VVoodrow Carter. Item XII. Hattie Phillips, the only senior girl geometric-ian, bequeaths her geometry to J. B. Watson. Itum XIII. Clarence Hurt leaves to Lester Jackson, his handsomeness. Item XIV. Agnes Freeman wills to Marie Jenkins her little feminine smile. Item XV. Anna Pillow bequeaths her cultured art to George Derrick. Item XVI. Paul Lowery leaves his scholarship at DuPont to James Overton. Item XVII. Georgia Shields wills to her Twin Sisters her long tongue which has been ln the family for countless ages. Item XVIII. Paul Crouch bequeaths his strength to Bill Patterson. Item XIX. Inell Page leaves her silent and sober nature to Lefty Rogers, Item XX. J. T. Lovell wills to Miss Lenna Cowglll his Bosslness. Item XXI. Ray Voss bcqueaths to Harry Deitrlck his Hvkleness in love, provided he treats lt well and ls never too serious minded. ' Item XXII. Margaret Lewis leaves her longing for romance to Mary Ella Crosby. Section III Item 1. Hereby we do will and bequeath to the DuPont High School, which has so tenderly shel- tered us in our favors and successes, anything that we have failed to mention heretofore. Signed and sealed thls 16th day of May, 1930. tSlgnedJ CLEMMA McKINNEY, tTestatorJ. Class Prophecy ln nineteen hundred and forty I decided to go on a vac-ation' trip fh!'0l-lgh the Eastern SURGE- XVhen I reached St. Louis I changed trains and wh0 Dull'-flwd my UUKH? N0 0119 but UUHSHCG HUF!- While I was on the train I met J. T. Lovell, who was on his way to Washington with a contract build a new White House. In Cincinnati I met Ray Voss, who is owner and operator of WLW, the Crosley Radio Station h. clt . Miss Ania Pillow and William Pamplin have won many prizes for their work ln art. Thomas Lovell i president of the Merchants' National Bank of Cincinnati. In Chicago I met Paul Crouch, who has fought his way to the top. He is the heavyweight champion of the world. ' William Massey is a lawyer, with Mattie Pass as his stenographer. Agnes Freeman is an authoress of great ability, Clemma McKinney ls proprletoress of a tea room. The woman ls coming to the front more and more every year. Maudlne Gibbons is the leading physician of Detroit, with Hattie Phillips as her nurse. Margaret Lewis is clerk in the jewelry department of a large department store ln Detroit. Next I journeyed to Cleveland, where all of the great air races are held. Here I mi-t Polly Craw- ford who is a famed avlatrix, having broken the endurance flying rec-ord. She is the idol of the Eastern cities. Inell Page is a florist. She sells the most beautiful flowers ln Cleveland. I went to the Roosevelt Hotel in New York City, where I found Bowen Williamson as manager. I bought a New York Times and found Dolores Snoonts to be the assistant editor. I read where Kathryn Allen, the famed dancer, had returned from a tour in Europe. I visited Columbia University, where I found Gray Sands as head football coach. When I arrived in Baltimore a fire truck came tearing down the street. I recognized James I-lite as one of the firemen. A gentleman told me that this was the Hrst time in a month that James had awakened in time to catch the truck. I found Georgia Shields and Margaret Hines teaching expression at the University of Virginia, and, believe me, they sure do express themselves Kas usuall. ' PAUL LOWERY, Prophet. to ot' 15 'Cu q,ffi..5g,4.-- ': ,,r'--gn'-. --g..-.QW X.. - - fffr -. - ', - :swam . I I-4? m r' 1 l Q- Q .S ..,.. ..... . ...c L'ii9: Y Y V -ray JIUUUIIIOTS CDFFICERS JOE WALLACE .... . - - - - Pfffidffll IVIALISSA RIVES l A ..,... . Vifl'-Pffjidfllf I., II. BARNES Sn'r'fl1Iry-Trrasurer MEIIIIIERS RUTII ROBERTS ' VERLON FERGUSON . L. H. BARNES - LESLIE BOWLES . JOHN BROWN . XNOODROW CARTER ' MARY ELLA CROSBY' HARRY DEITRICK - GEORGE DHRRICK I FRANCES FARMER' THELMA FINCI1 . ETIIEI. HUNTER . EFFIE JACKSON . LESTER JACKSON FRED JAYNES - DORRIS JAYNES . IVIARIE JENKINS . PHALLIS PIGG ' MALISSA RIVES . LUOA ROBERTS . VALACE ROWLAND. JAMES RUDO - JOE WALLACE ' LARUE WEEE NUEL WEBSTER ELIZABETH VV1I.I.IAIvISON 16 VXZE:-. . fi?- K'-T95 'Nia' ff? . -?'-J TG? Qi A ,gg AVIS FREEMAN . . FRANCES HALE . . RUBYE SPARK 4KA1'fIERINE TUCKER ROESIN CoLI.AcRoss J. B, WATSQN LILBURN WELCH ERNEST JACKSON En COLLINS MA11'IE CORNVVIELL GLADYS CRAWmRn GLAIJYS DENNY Sogphomforcs OFFICERS . . . . Presidenl . . Vin'-l'r1'.vider1l MAN. . . Swrrlary-Trf'a.mrfr M EMRERS BONELL ELROD DOROTHY HANEY Avxs FREEMAN 'FHELMA GRAHAM FRANCES HALE GEORGE HENDERSON EVELYN HUNT CHARLES THORNE RUTH ALLEN BILLIE BRYANT . S, J I Q' ,.R' 4' X N1 L4- , EDWARD 'KEETQN ,. 'R' I f MARTIN LANE' LAURA CRAXG I,ovELL JAMES MCKENNON IRENE NICELY MADGE PYLANT RUBYE SPARRMAN PAULINE SMITH I7 . . ,. .x Jyw-I . . C V81 mx 5 ' f' d i.49,J' E 1 -qs? U- 114 6525, 'Sw ' V1- gfpf A ,J it-4 gf '1 AL .2QLadf1,a2fy4f .. . .., ,, . .,A. Lira Freshman OFFICERS ola pigg . .... jrwritirrrl helen mecord . . . 'vim jrrfxzdnzl d'1ntes tally . . .mrrlury-Irwuszum' myrtle hope . rfpornr Klminnus earl smith jessie spence walter spoonts evelyn travis lula waddle malcolm agee bruce bates russell bonar eugene brizendine Clifton broyles hoskins crockett ed crowder william knight noble ladd willie lawson harry midgett albert mullins james overton bill paterson b. l. puilum phillip ray willard richardson clayton rogers hobart Sampson doyle smith cecil smith dantees talley charles thorne leslie ward emmet winters robert young fred eollagross hlanfhe alexander audelle hroyles elizabeth campbell will craig marguerite clam karl frederick rebecca gilbert aleda gregory roy hartman ruby nell hayes myrtle hope mary sue james lou ellen king stella lawson helen mccord ola pigg hattie pillow margie ponder Woodrow pope ruby porch laura shields nancy shields annie laura rennegar addison mccord 18 -r41f'r1L?f:'i.v-,ve-1' r'-'gr ' - -.GQ.,. 4 -. . TN-I mmf ffrx .. 1 , , - 22 . . - w i Jzffe 5 w'-'- J7' ' ' '1 Jn- pil W -Ilx gy-4.4 ,Era A ffflxag A q FRANQES fRAWl-'ORD CiI.AIwYs jr-:xxlxus LAc:A'I'IIA JENKINS CllRlS'I'lNli .AVliRI'l I' DOROIIIY .'xI.I.IiN HI-II.liN CRAIG ES'I'lil.I.Ii IIANRINS IIEs'I'ER UzN1Ex'I' OSCAR QIRFEN MIIJION JENKINS IEIIWARIIEAN BEECII BII,I.Y STEVENS f1DEI.I. fiAI.I.UMS I,HS'l4FIR BROVVN BYRAN POPE JOSEPH SANIIERS CILIEN KING FREII WYllI'l'IiSII1FfS MARY KATE SNIITII DOROTHY SOVVEIII. Eighth Graders M EAI E ERS j.YMEs SPAIN MARY l R,'XNL'Ii5 IlI'R'I EVA RIOIINSON ANN 1 Rl+IIJIiRICK K.,X'I'E SAMIISON l,LfcII.E jAcRsON MARVIN MQCORII VVII.I.EAN IXNIJRBVVS DARWIN IJICK AI,I.IE IFRANUES FORLICY IIEI.I-:N BOWI.Es LOU ICIINA IjAVliX1'UR'l' ROSE DIA'l'IK.fXR IZRNESI' MIIRPIIY TOMMIE RYE KIREY I1'I,OREYCIz DAY DONALD BL l'I,ER ROIIERI' CIIAFFIN VVII,IvIA BLANTON C'IIRIs'rIr:E MCIIIN WEsI.EY COMES VIRIIOMAS MCMAIION CURRY RAMSAY VICTOR AI.I,I-:N OIIIA YOWELI. C'IIliSI.liY RIQIIARIISON R. L. PIOG IiRxEs'I' C'OI.1.INs lsAEEI. FARMI-:R IIELEN NICELY FRANK VVALLI-:R OVERTON JACK ANDERSON PAUIIINE CORLEW NIOEI. TIIOMPSON EI.IzAnE'I'II DEAN XVINIIOI. RICIIARIISON IIAZEI. ML:I.I,INs -IOIIXNIE IIARWEY SHIRLEY BROWN OLIENF BOVVEN V9 -r4gfrm-7-e.- 'lp: 'g ',-. I . '?fSsfs5s,.. - - fffi ,ge ' -'9 - - - Q.-wfWI'?IYN-I, '!4'f +1 A' 'fwfr Neff!-'--fl-.. ,---- ' my Q..- tb 17 ' W wi' Q5 U f FF 20 H' cf' 1 1.6 ti!I , , xl I --N f I ' 5 J ' '. N, 'fn sf!! 7 J Q.-s 4 A ' A OAAA 4444 A 4 A Allllll ' 4 ' fa uf L L L L 'Y ' i B Members of the Tennis Club Malissa Rives, President: Maudine Gibbons, Vil-0-Pm'-sirleiitg Anna Glenn Pillow, Si-vrelary and Treasurer. MEMBERS: Margaret l-lines, Mary Ella Prnslmy, Tlolnrf-s Sponnts, Agnes Freeman, Georgia Shields, Kathryn Allen, Irene Nix-4-ly, Marp.:arut Lewis, '1'ht-lina Graham, Franf-es Hale, Kathryn Tucker, lflelcn Mrt'ord, Polly Crawford, Myrtle llope, Luda Rubi-ris, Margaret Elaln. Home Economics Club Thi-ima Finvh, President: Hs-len M1-4'm'd, Vive-President: Katharine Tu:-kc-r, Sf-rretary: Frances Hale, '1'!'t'FlSlll'l'l': Miss llondrirkson, Sponsor. MEMBERS: Gladys Denney, Elizabeth Calnpbell, Margln-rite Elaini, Ale-da Uri-g'oi'y, Niyrtne Hope, Mary Sue James, Alzaila Kinney. Stella Lawson, Hs-len Mc-l'ord, Ola Pigxg, Hattie F1'aiu't-s Pillow, Marjorie Ponder, Madge Lee Pylaut, Anna Laura, Rune-gar, Evelyn Travis, Lula XYadd1v, Ruth Allen, Gladys C'rawford, Avis Freeman, Frances Hale, Evelyn Hunt, Laura Vraig Lovell, Ruby Sparlunan, Pauline Smith. Katharine Tucker, Larue Vvebb, Blanvhe Alexander, Audelle Broyles, Tlielnia Finch, Rf-bor-ra Gilbert, Ruby Nt-Ile Hayes, Lou Ellen King, Ruby Puri'-h, Ruth Roberts, Laura Shields, Nanry Shields, Nueil VVebSter. 22 Itfrr , ,Qin ,.., '-.3-eg... ww' I . 1 X, ..-, 3 -' da? K x jf' 1 . -L-I :,,-Q-M1351 5 , , . rn.: -x Neil!!-FEEQJJJQ' A'lF.S'Q:' 4 ,L 1 Alger J' +4 A r4.4 Q31 Dramatic Club TOM LOVELL, 1'rr.vidI'nt,- KATIIRYN ALLEN, Virf-Prrsidr1z1,' GEORGE DERRICK, Secrflary-Tn-as' urrrg GRANVILLE BARNES, I-Isximznt Srrrvlary-T'rra.vm'rr,- XA7lI,I.IAIVl PAMPLIN, Rrjwrtfr. Mr1nbfrs.' TOM LOVELL, L. H. BARNES, QYRANVILLPI BARNES, MARGARET IIINES, DoL0REs SPooN'I's, WILLIAM PAMPLIN, QERAY SANDS, JAMES HITE, VALACE ROWLANII, DICE Pljl.I.UM, LESLIE B0wI.Es, AGNES FREEMAN, AvIs FREEMAN, IRENE NICELY, LIIIIA RorsER'I's, ANNA PILLOW, MARX' ELLA CROSBY, lVlAI,ISSA RIvEs, FRANCES IIALE, QEIEORGE l7ERRICK, KA'I'IIRI'N ALLEN, GEORGIA SIIIEI.ns, HARRY DI-II'l'RlCK, TIIELMA CYRAHAM, JAMES Runn. Girls' Glee Club MAI,IssA RIvEs, Prmidrntg KA'l'HRX'N ALLEN, Vic:-Presidfntg MAUIIINE f?IBBONS, Svrrrfary- Trfa.vurrr,- MISS KISER, Diwdorg MISS WILLIAMS, Sponsor. Mambf-rs: MALIssA RIVES, MAUIIINE GIBBONS, KA'I'llRX'N AI.I.P1N, lVlABl.l-I VVEI-:Ms, CLEMMA NlCKlNNEX', MARGARET I.EwIs, LUIIA R0EER'I's, rI'HliI,MA CERAIIAM, AVIS FREEMAN, AGNES FREEMAN, MARY ELLA CROSBY, MARIE JENKINS. 23 -nur-,Q?,g'5x ,. . ,tca-H ,A ' gm, fwqwg- lif 1 ' 544 ' ' I.,w l J? fy Q' Xscgff il Q- ills A . ' ...... p. . ....... p. . . . .C E Alpha Kappa Delta Club RM' Voss, I'n'.rifIw1Il,- lxflflklli kll-ZNEINS, I'in'-l'1'r,viIlI'1Il,' C'l,IaMMA MCKINNEY, .S'frrflary,- I,. H. BIIRNES, Tl'l'lIJlll'l'I',' MISS WILLIAMS, Spmuor. IllfIl'lIllH'I'J.' K.x'I'IIRI'N ALLEN, L. ll. BARNES, MALIIIINE GIIIIIONS, M.xRr:,xRE'I' IIINI-is, IN'1.vxIu:,xIzE'I' l.EwIs, Clli0RGI.X SIIIELIIS, RAI' Voss, MARIE JEN- KIXS, ll. 'l'. l.ovEI.I., lJ0I.l.Y Ckxwllrnklm, DoI,0kEs SP00N'I's, C'LEIvIM,x MQKINNEI, IAGNES FRI-iEIvIAN, lNl.XI.ISS.X Rlvris, P,xI'L IIOWICRY, Mun l2l,I.A CROSBY, ANNA lll.li'YN PII.l,0VK', EI.IzAI3E'I'II XVII.I.IIxM- :'nN, 'l'I1IaI.N1,x l lNL'll, lfsuxcus l'l.XRVlFR, Domus -IAYNES. I Music Club HILIIA BAKER, ANNIE Mum. BAKER, BELLA KEI1'Il, l,E'l l'lFI PAGLIE, ANNIE D. OVERTON, GRACE XVIII'I I'ENIIEkkx', PALTIIINE POVVI-Il.L, VVILMAII BI,,xN'I'oN, Lou IQIINA lJAVENPOR'l', l'lAZELI.li , lNlL'LI,INS, ROSE lJIA'I'IIcIxk, JEAN l,liX'l'lZCOS'l', VSILLIAM BRIINNON, EUGENE Rum, BILL PA'l Ikl'lRSON, LIIIIA RrmEk'I's, 'TIIHLMA GRAHAM, HARRY DEIIRICIQ, JAYNES, CIIESLEY RICI-IIxRIIs0N, ALBERT MLILLINS, Mks. E. T. JONES. 24- -Hf'rf' f 2,-' ' -.l:Q:.,. -. '9'N5N-' f F59 ' ' J? X o' '9J-I -I..- . l J J? I 3 lk gwd , vii, XE-2' 57 I CAR'I'wkIGII'I', JAMES KHEORGE GAN N, FRED . -4 . . . , C uv The History of Uiunr School Athletics are the youngest High School in the county in age of the 3 school and athletics. We were first granted a two-year High ,S School in the fall of 1926, but did not attempt to play foot- ball that year. When the winter months came on we tried to develop a basketball team, but being handicapped with only a few students it was not a great success. The following term when school opened they added another year to the High School Department, making a three-year High School. VVe also received a cc-ach who tried to develop a football team. Al- though it was our first year in football and not a full four-year school, we turned out a good football team that the school was proud of. Then came the old cage season. With a good coach we turned out two good basketball teams who won for themselves a great record. The following fall we were granted a full four-year High School and with a new and more experienced coach he developed a real foot- ball team that only met defeat o-nce that season. Then came Thanksgiving and back to basketball again. Our new coach proved himself to be an excellent coach for both boys and girls. VVhen the cage season was over we did not try to develop a base- ball team. Back to school with a new grid season which proved to be very suc- cessful from every standpoint that a team can be judged. Then came December and a new cage season. A new coach was appointed to assist in coaching basketball. She was assigned to the girls as coach. Mr. Ferguson remained as coach for the boys. 26 4lFmA,,f.z 'vr '3' Q . -' ':.-:few k ., . xi'- mafazsd F eg ., -. , ,Z K - .vezyuem --psf.-stywfis-...s i -:sG've, , ' F me-ew ' I ..... L ,.., . grigl all Football Team CBFFICERS CI.Yll!i P. FERGUSON ..... ...... .... . C nach MERILL HUGHES .... . . . .... . Coarh BOWEN VVILLIAMSON . A ....... 'C11p1mn flRAY SANDS . . . flllwrnafe Caplazn RAY Voss . . . . . . . . Manager NTEMBERS flRAY SANDS, BOWEN VVILLIAMSON, En KEETON, TOM LOVELL, JOE WALLACE, GRANVILLE BARNES, LESTER JACKSON, VALACI-I ROWLANIJ, JAMES RUOO, B. I.. PULLUM, ROBERT YOUNG, PAUL CROUCII, CLAX l'0N ROcERs, HARRY IDEITRICK, Blu, PAMPLTN, En CROWDER, J. T. LOVELI., PHILIP RAY, CLARENCE HURT, IJANTEES TTALIX, WALTER S1-OONTS, SHTRLEY BROWN, JESSIE PULLUM, KARL FREDERICK, DOYLE SMITH, MANNING BARNES, CHARLES '1'nORNEs, DOLPHUS cTREGORY, HOSKINS CROCKE'l I'. Dale' Visitors Plan' D. ll. S. Visitors Sept. 20-Plllllt Team . . Here . . . 34 0 Sept. 27-MCEXN'El1 . Here 4,7 0 Oct. 4.--VVatertOwn . There 6 18 Oct. 11-Hartsville . Here 26 0 Oct. 18-Smithville . Here 40 0 Oct. 25-VVartraee . Here 18 0 Nov. 1-Dnnelson . Here 14 0 Nov. 8-Hume-Fogg . There . . . o I3 Nov. 15-Lebanon . . There. . , 0 41 NOV. 22-VVhite Bluff . Here QC:1neeIedj 27 ff! 'gg'7'5N5'-,4- '':-pf -5'' ' - -,Q-Q... .. . Ex-- T J2 s . N - f M iqib 0, 5 5 1 . - -' I cy ' ,ff O ' 'tv' - ' 1 ' ' ' .... ff? . 47,1 'iid Basketball OIFIFICERS CLYDE P. FERGUSON . . . ...... Cgggh TOM LOVELL .... .... F nptam QiRAY SANDS . . . . . Jltfrnate Captazn RAY Voss . . ..... Manager MEMBERS VALACE ROWLAND En KEETON CLAYTON ROGERS MANNING BARNES JOE WALLACE SHIRLEY BROWN EO CROWDER DOLPHUS CREGORY CYRAY SANDS PAUL CROUCH PHILIP RAY B L PULLUM TOM LOVELL LESTER JACKSON DOYLE SMITH CHARLES FHORNE BOVVEN VVILLIAMSON ROBERT YOUNG JESSE PULLUM DANTEES TALLY SCHEOLLE Dec. 6-Greenbrier . ..... 7 DuPont Dec. 7-Bell High . . . . 6 DuPont Dec I31CxlIfIli'vCl'ifllld . . . , I7 DuPont Dec. I4-Greenbrier . . . 25 DuPont Dec. I8-Father Ryan . . . I9 DuPont Jan. 3-Father Ryan . . D I I8 DuPont Jan. 4-Cookeville . . . . I1 DuPont Jan. II-David Lipscomb , 9 DuPont Jan. I8-Watertown . . . . II DuPont Jan. 28-Gallatin . . . . 9 DuPont Jan. 3I1HUmC'F0gg . . . . I2 DuPont Feb. l1DflVid Lipscomb . . I7 DuPont Feb. 7-Ashland City . . . IO DuPont Feb. 8-Hume-Fogg . . . . I6 DuPOnt Feb. I4-JOCIIOII . . . . DuPont Feb. I5-VVaterrOwn . . DuPont Feb. 'fl-Cookeville . . . . DuPont 28 '-4l! Q?,f'i.:b-7,1-Le ,-- 'vi 5,4 . 3!, J -QDQ. gay' ww- ' - A 57' 'qfkaly --if-' u.b f -J P31 W A '--Irv V.- Miss HENIJRICKSON .... GEORGIA Siliifws. . . MALIESA RIVES . . KA'FllRX'N DOLORES SPOONTS Avis FREEMAN MALISSA RIVES Dec. Dec Dec. Dec. Dec. jan. jan. jan. jan. Jan. Feb. Feb Feb Feb Feb Basketball QUFFICERS . . . . . . . . . .......Cap1ain elllrrnalr Caplain ALLEN , , , . . . . Iiusilzrrx Manager M EMBERS BILLH: IIINES MARY ELLA CROSBY HELEN McCoRn POLLY CRAWFORD GEORGIA SHXELDS MAUDINE Gmaoxs KATHRYN ALLEN 6--Greenbrier . ...... Here . .DuPont 7-Lebanon . .Here . .DuPont 13-Mr, Juliet , , . There . . DuPont 14-Greenbrier . . There . . . DuPont I8-Lebanon . . . There . . DuPont 4-Cookeville . . . Here . . . DuPont It-David Lipscomb . . Here . . DuPont 17-Mt. Juliet . . . Here . . . DuPont 18-VVatertown . , Here . . . DuPont 31-Hume-Fogg , . There . , DuPont I-David Lipscomb . There . . DuPont 7--Ashland City . . There . . . DuPont x4-Joelton . . . . There . . . DuPont 15-VV:1tertown . . . There . . , DuPont 21-Cookeville . . . . . There . . . DuPont 29 'fllfrqm-,.g.:'e - ' 'f -' ' - ETQIU. 7 -, . xi-- f X , -xqc?bv. if , F A 0431 'raw ' H' .Jaffa ew... ,ii. J,- Qg f' ee! i 1 , C carl: A f l . . . .... . . H' E 7 Y C Diary of Senior Class SEPTEMBER First day of school. No schedule for classes-no books-no classes-no nothing but teachers and pupils. Mr. Binkley starts his regular announcements in assembly. Schedule of classes decided on. Woe be unto the poor teachers. Senior Class officers were elected today. Such an election has never before been held or will ever be held again. The great day is here, Friday the thirteenth. It was decided that we would have an annual. Holiday for State Fair. Mr. Johnson came today. We like him very much. One hundred and sixty-five dollars 1551655 is our start on advertisements for the annual. O, boy! Ain't it a grand and glorious feeling? Class rings were shown us today, but nothing was decided on. Rings selected-class is very much pleased-we feel like sure enough seniors now. Invitations selected today. Football game against plant boys. Lunch room opened today. . We got a few more advertisements. Sophs and Freshies are making moves toward the top on Annual Graph. First real game was with McEwen-score 47-o in favor of DuPont. We are almost to the top on the graph-it won't be long now. OCTOBER Thomas Edison's picture. VVe played Watertown in football on Watertown's Held-score 18-6 in Watertown's favor- not so bad. We played Hartsville on DuPont field-score 26-O in favor of us. First endurance test-Coutline in Englishj. Mr. johnson gave a talk on the Ideal Student. We played Smithville and won. Gray made a touchdown on the kick-off. We played Wartrace here-Bowen got hurt-score 18-o in favor of DuPont. NOVEMBER Hume-Fogg football game. Gray hurt-score I3-O-HUmC-F0gg'S favor. Lebanon football game-Tom got hurt-nearly all Hrst team out-score 41-0 in favor of Lebanon. White Bluff supposed to play here, but game was cancelled. The first snow of season fell. Football banquet and one big time. DECEMBER Greenbrier here-girls won and boys won. Lebanon girls here-DuPont won, 26-24. Boys played Bell High. DuPont girls played Mt. Juliet. Stunt night. Greenbrier girls won. Boys lost at Greenbrier. Georgia Shields shot a goal. DuPont girls went to Lebanon and lost. Out for Christmas holidays. JANUARY School reopened today after a wonderful Christmas. Boys' football sweaters came today. Andrew Jackson Society presented school with picture of Andrew Jackson. Examinations start. ' Cookeville beat girls in basketball, 25-21. DuPont boys beat Cookeville, I8-9. David Lipscomb played DuPont girls. VVe lost-score 25-23. DuPont boys won, 25-9. English examination today. Our end has come. 30 -q'r,m,:4n-:'1 .-.. '. .fhzgm I ,r l JTQW X.?bL, E 1 - -:iss-fe Q ' J g:zL:,4,e' ' wx' A a A A n A A A A A A I A A A A A J A A A , yay!! '-.. i Allzmmnm OFIfICERS. MURPIIH' KELSEY .... .... . . . - Pffhfidfrll Rufus BOWLAND , , ...... . Via'-President EVELYN HIGH . . . Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS SARA PRIMM joIIN L. PRIMM ELEANOR BROWNLEE EUVIE MARSHALL GRANVILLE BARNES POLLY WITIIERSPOON THOMAS SNOW LAURINE WELCH KATHLEEN STANLEY 31 .Lu 1 -gg--. .- r ., .J xx.- mfoilvf ,Lg . .:e 1.159 lr scifi? Jaw' Q-ff I ' ,7 ..-: ,f 'iid A 'ai . . 1 C g, c 1 N E Facts The Parent-Teacher Association is an important factor in our school life and We want to express our thanks for all they have done for us. The Athletic Association is very active in getting the school to sup- port athletics and are now making a plan by which all members of the school may see the games at half fare and still make expenses. Mr. Ferguson, as president of the association, is doing splendid work in developing loyalty. Malissa Rives is vice-president and Paul Lowery is secretary and treasurer. The results of the Who's VVho contest held at the school are as follows: .Most Popular Girl . . . . NIALISSA RIVES Best Girl Athlete . . . EFFIE JACKSON Prettiest Girl . . . . FRANCES FARMER Best Boy Athlete . . . . . GRAY SANDS Barhflor of Ugliness . . . . JOE WALLACE lllost Polite Boy . . . L. H. BARNES Wittivst Student . . . LESLIE BOWLES Best Scholar . . .... RAY Voss 32 'P-tlf'rlLff'X,:v4,1.:,-J ':pl: yZ.'g'-. ,f ,F -. .x NS1' . . 55-5 J . . -tribe, lsf V, gcivgfz sad: ' VI 'Jay -f.f,lggl,,...., . J, 'is .r J' 'I 'i . I I v 4, I . 3 , - 4 5 4 1 , 3 Q81 1. S ,:.au 5, SA Ivoalq gfs QW x I 4 r x' s. 'X s ' ' o 5 2 v 'E s I .5 , C 1 ' I :Eff C-A DS ' , 0 -.,' 1 9 r- 1 . . t ...wh A coclfsh lays a mtllzon eggs Q4 . 1' While the bel ul hen la s one . . . y J 1 ,L But the cod fsh does not cackle . 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I . . . c '..xV.-f' Y' HANCOCK'S FIRESTONE TIRES AND TUBES STANDARD GAS, ESSO, ETHYL Phone 204 Phone 366-For Fresh Meat, Fresh Vegetables, Groceries and Fruits THE KENTUCKY STORE F. W. JAYNES 86 CO., Props. OLD HICKORY CLEANERS The Memory of Quality Lasts Long After the Price is Forgotlenn DEPENDABLE SINCE 1919 Sixth and Hadle Phone 215 Y You Call-We'll Come Glad to Serve You P. J. TULLY GOOD COAL AT GOOD PRICES! Now is the ideal time to lay away your winter 1-oal sumrlylfrom fany of the' fol- om Hickory. rem-eeeee P11032 9184 Jljhlenllgzg-oglvlhxgmgux'U::asr1!el1?aI:IlI?RII smnl for hgh grafie quality of our service a Pleasure . 4-oul. Ask sgloblflieniligggr what our KELLY TIRES AND MAJESTIC Hickory Coal a Ice Co RADIOS .I. M. FERGUSON, Mgr. Phono 226 Olfl Hiekory, Tenn, l1f:rm'e,4-1' r -gt'-e -' N'--' 5' .0' 1.x . .-! 4s?bU- OJ'- vtyl. - - ' ':9J'9 'qpfefdjrz-,... !j,' -A- -pri ? PS4 A . . . 1 A A A A D ' -fllgf i-q- HEALTH IS PROSPERITY Il' you would 1Jr4vs1ler, guard your health W G B 11 Q C uw-r f55,000000,000 4Yes, Five HilI.oi ' - 0' ID Ilarsj a yn-ar are paid through los f gm-s, mwiival aid and hospital bll Bi- prudent with your nmdn- of living - :mal lieulrli is ywurs. Also prOsm-rity. Brick Drink J-mlmiiy's Milk for H1-ultli. Mgnufaffuyefg NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Nashville, Tennessee HANDY HOLSUM SLICES Don't Say Bread, Say Holsum AMERICAN BREAD COMPANY NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE DUPONT HIGH We,re For You TOWNSEND DRUG CO. OLD HICKORY COMPUMENTS DRUG COMPANY OF Service A DRUGS, CIGARS, SODAS A Personnel That Wants and Appre- ciates Your Business nq'V LffK'TRD '1'f.f ifTF ' , NR 1.-ww, is 6- ,fi .b 5- ' A 17 - ' -7- XJ? V ,K l l l A -' -1v- K J STUMB'S CDMPLIMENTS soDAs, LUNCHES OF BAKERY GOODS AND Sylar Dry Goods CANDY Company TELEPHONE 9198 OLD HICKORY, TENN. When You Have Your Shoes Repaired You Can Get the Price You Are Looking For At the OLD HICKORY SHOE SHOP Don't throw away your old shoes. We have a price, that suits every pair of shoes, that will be worth the money to you. friends. We make the Shoes Called For and Delivered Often your old shoes are your best friendship last. Phone 9 1 09 OLD HICKORY SHOE SHOP MURRAY NEELY, Proprietor MARSHALL Es? BRUCE COMPANY PRINTING STATIONERY BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS Mrs. L. L. Schelland Proprietor I have a line Shoe Repair Shop. Re- pair while you wait. All Work if Guaranteed. 5-Q 315 D EA DERIC K STREET We also have a first-class Watch, Jewelry and Clock Repairing at this place. ADVERTISING YAIDISYICIIS SVAPLI A5 SUGAR IND COFFE X ,s, BULLET PENCILS, SHOPPING BAGS, NEEDLE BOOKS db: Julien- We Make the Goods' Q4 If you don'l sell lhem, we bolh lose f J vnu sncns, onuors, cumns, mm' maous. Ruins. wmsnzs, rms. rw swnrrzns, wsuuna cmas, Tennessee cram PENClLS,Etc. If you haueni' our hne WRITE TUDAY SANDERS MFG.C0.mu IlASlWlllE.TEll . .. , . , - ' -- ' -. .x vin ...sl ,Q M Q 1:92 ,l,1 ',:,5: . rc to f W J J 69 'wrfff-':'Zy,-w - ' -.uf Q.. , if Nez,-af V J TV si H. G. HILL COMPA Y 01.1 HsC1wf,,'S Leading Grocery COMMISSARY BUILDING F. G. RICHARDSON, Manager CICHU SIOTC-F1'e5l'l Merchandise courteous Service JOSEPH LEGLER Since 1866 FRANK LEGLER Nl'0R'l'SNIl41N'S LEGLER AND SQN H1f:AnQUAR'r1c1ts Guns and Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, Pocket Cutlery and Sporting Goods 321-323 Deaderick Street Telephone 6-2589 Nashville, Tennessee Quality Always Comes Fi VVe Have It PU RE DRUGS Prescriptions Filled Accurately Eastman Kodaks and Supplies HAMBLEN DRUG CO. rst Servif'o Ponies Nextgwe Give Il Satisfaction Is YVh:lt We All Want VVs- Guarantve It SUDAS, C10-ARS It's Cheaper, Safer and Far More Convenient to Ride the Motor Coaches to and From Old Hickory TENNESSEE TRANSPORTATION COMPANY 'filfrglm-,41.:,rr '::y:'A-Hx I , .x-r-s sv Qcgwhg, - ne -. . '-'TYL-,512-,'51:a' . . I -J L .el , .AI I Y' OLD HICKORY LUMBER COMPANY RAYON CITY A 100 Per Cent Old Hickory Five Years of Square Dealing Behind Us Let Us Quote Prices On NEW AND SECOND-HAND BUILDING MATERIAL Phone 242 HILL'S SERVICE STATION Goodrich Tires Prest-o-Iite Batteries Phone 9108 Combiiments of HERMITAGE BRAND FOOD PRODUCTS NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE -. m.74g':-i-..-. ...Y-Q... I.. .f-tm--A b .A U ', fg ISNQ,,-'f 15- f I J? 1-'wi' I 2 I xx ,gcf,f1e 1 t.,!p , - . ,,.-A , 'Mv!QL.- ,..- iff? 'Q 1 1 '. T RIVES WHITE DWL The Best of Good Things to Eat L. A. BAUMAN AND SON MEN'S WEAR THAT MEN WEARH Qafv,pjl 'fkp -Q, ,S J, ff' T l A T In T I C A Jokes Maudine: Have you ever stopped to think what makes the Tower of Pisa lean ? 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