Duncan School - Longhorn Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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ROY H. SrLvr-:Rs II I-lrrrzry, away their nranly arls .llay llren rlereirfz' .srmre gentler hearty :Ind you will smile at their belierfing, Brit they will ureep ul your rleceirrirrgf' Duncan '47-'-193 Bailey V165 junior Honor Society 47: Senior Honor Society '48, 493 Honor Committee '-49. Roy's three years at Duncan proved his ability as a student. Roy was one of the quietest boys itr the class but knew what to say when the time came. His friendly smile and ambitious attitude made him liked by all. In whatever you undertake, Roy, our best wishes go with you, THOMAS O. H. SINIITH, JR. He Iookv the zvlrole world in the face. Duncan '45-'49: Treasurer of Freshman Classg Freshman Football 46: Winner junior Declamation Contest H165 junior Honor Society '45-'-473 Honor Committee '-153493 HLY Club '48, 49: LUNGHORX Staff '-19. In Tommy's five years at Duncan, he proved his all- rourrd ability. His carefree attitude and friendly smile made him liked by all. His ability as a speaker won for him the junior Declamation Contest in his Freshman Year. a feat that is rarely accomplished by a Freshman. His deep interest in this year's LONGHORN and in at' tending the schools athletic activities proved of great valine to all of us. The best of luck, Tommy. CLASS OF NINETEEN FORTY-NINE

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HUGH H. YVALKER ll Lx gum! lo lu' 1IIl'V1j' unrl zi'i.vr', ll is gum! I0 ln' lnnucsl unrl fl'lH'.H Duntxtn '-16-'tllbg l'iliL'Hlllll2lH lfrmtlmll '-Hi: Vzlrsitx lfoutlmll '-48. '-195 llaischull hlilIl2ll.Zl'li '46, V475 jllllilll' llunur Soriclt '-Hi, '-17. sk'I'gl'llIll zu Arms IT: Scnior lltmor Smit-ly '-48. '-ISI, 'lil'CllNlll'l'l' lil: lltmur flUlllllllIlt't' '-IN. ln Hugh's four ycztrs Ill lluncan, he imprcssctl his lC2lCllCl'S and lricutls with thc vivitlucss of his mental con- ceptions. and thc high stunclurcl of his true worth. H0 took an interest in thc school's actititics uucl proved vnluzlhlc in lhcm. His friendly way :mtl his have of ll joke matic him well liked by all. Hugh will make his own luck, and wc wish him the hcst. So long. Chum. l'lIONlAS B. WAl.xr:k. jk. Fm'f'1'f'r lhink uf Ihr fllHlI'l', ll rrnrim vmnz 1'mn1gl1. llunrzm '-I5-'-49: lfrcslnnzrn lfofntlmll '-15, iii, 'lum is unc of the iixc-yczir huys ut llunc'zm. During his live yt-urs thcrc hc won thc frivnclship of the SllltlClllS us wt-ll as that of the faculty, His quiet :mtl respectful lllllllltlli was zulmirccl hy all. Smooth sailing, 'l'ommy, :mtl may thc sen of life bc smooth :intl calm for your comfort. CLASS OF NINETEEN FORTY-NINE