East Nashville High School - Grey Eagle Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1951 volume:

P bl la d by tb s NASHVILLE TENN EAST NASHVILLE HIGH SCHO0L ES ii-np., SEE 195 D'-J' Xlll1llCl Gardenhlre l llnbeth Xlclxmglxt FOR EWORD Durmg the three x ears that we haxe been students at Last Nash xrlle Hlgh School, xxe haxe had scores of excperxences xx hose polgnant memorles xx 1ll remam xx 1th us for wears to come Graduated as We are 1nto the tumultuous Vear 1931 xxe haxe llttle knoxx ledge of what the future holds for each of us XVe reallze nevertheless, that the memorv of maturltx and experrence of these three xears xxnll have much to do xx 1th our future l1x es and dex elopment Recorded for the benlor Class 1n thls, the Grex Eagle of 1951, are the clubs scenes and persons xx ho hax e helped make our hxgh school l1x es memorable Fast Hlgh School has meant more to us than xx e could ex er have dreamed Max 1ts klnd lnfluence be reflected ln our later hx es and max 1ts memorxes be resurrected ln the pages of thls book ' ' , V v ' - of a dearly loved teacher or friend, or the memory of the gradual growth CLUB EDITORS ART EDITORS Judy Cameron Billy Spear Margaret Morrison Bobby Smith' SPORT S EDITORS Kenneth Haas Earl Chance LITERARX EDITORS FEATURE EDITORS Ann Kepllnger Bettle Patterson Barbara Feldkircher Shlrley Charlton Front roxx from lcft Shirlev Charlton Bettie Patterson Ann Keplmger Barbara Peldklrclicr judx Cameron Second ro x from left Nlargaret 'Xlorrlson Billy Spear Bobby Smith Ixcnneth Haas Earl Chance 3 from ro from left can Pcudgrgrass Xun Ikrscxxch Slmnnon Sl xllu Sczmzd ro from left Ann Burton Xlartln Stratum 44 Irmu left X1AI'glL -Xllcn VV1ll1c RlLL,jll3l1l1 XlagPhersnn, Don Hedley, Xlanagcr Not present xxlmul plcrurg xx as mack juanlta Pullms T A F T 1 Y . W Aa, P I 5 N .f T ,257 , 6 . T H E B U S I N E S S S 'Mr-,su Xlr IHUNI-XS B UNI X I Xl lhomxs li Oxx 1 our tueher xthleue eoaeh and falthful trlend xxt the rnlumn dns of l9wl dtdlt lte tlns our sthool xearbook lust rs ht hls ltd 1 UI tc uns to xletolx so has ht led ereh of us to a fu er Lnloxment ot the Inlet 1nd nexer to he rellxed xur spent as hlgh school senrms X our Ulll11lI'lLL Lxnnplt xnd IIHSPIVIIIUII haxe meant more to us than xx e C111 mx C mth md the rnemorx of x our kind lnfiuenee xx 1ll bring fond snnles to our hps as lonff IS there remuns '1 memorx of Fast Nashxllle Hlgh School M YV' o A V. 1. . 'CI - - 'Q ' ,z ' ' ' ' , ' x - - . . Uv-2 1 U- .L ' . ,Q - . v . a :- - ' . . 1, ' 1, ' r' 'Q , ' 1' J ll , V . . . 2 ., - , ,- . wi K L. - . ' - ' - - 5 . -. 1 x. x . ' ' ' 1 - , . . N 1 . . 1 . 1 - m - . 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I V E R lives, holding lights of tender understanding-- Sniiles, radiating thoughts of sincere friendship-- XVords, offering wisdom to the learner-- Actions, inspiring devotion in all-- No other words would we attem t to sav, for none else is t uite so a t. ' P , l P In each of these oft-spoken svllables lives the figure of a man whom we have come to know and love not only as the principal of our beloved school, but as the beacon-li ht of our hearts. Nlav we, in the faithful livin of our lives, . g Q ' . . gn . n 1 give back to him some part of that which he has given to us in inspiration, devotion, and guidance. M155 IxA I HI RINI ATKINSON BA M -X El'lgI15I1 Mr PAUL L BURTON B S NI 'X Soclal Stud1c5 M155 C-XROLX N BIN KLLY B A M A Publxc. Speakmg Dramat1c5 El1gI1SI1 Urs N IRGII ILL ALMILI IR B S M A Ll'1gI1SIl Mr D ,I AX ILRS I11dUbI1'13I Arts Urs HOPL C COOPIR Mr XX C C-XNIPBLLL BS XI A Nluslc Xlrs NIARTH-X CARVILR B S NI A Soual Studlcs B A NI A Xlarhemaum Mrs. JEAN HILL B.A. Commerce Miss VERA KING B.S. Home Economics Mr. TAYLOR HAGAN B.S., M.A. Band Miss DOROTHY KEYES B.S. English, Art K Mr. ARCHIE GRANT , B.S., M.A. Diversified Occupations Miss EVALYNE HOVVINGTON B.S., M.A. Spanish, English Sgt. CHARLES R. O. T. C. R2 4- Miss MARY B. B.S. in L.S., M.A Wins ROBFRTA KIRRPATRICR B S X1 A Sclence 'Urs XIARX XI-XSTI RS BS MA Engllsh XIr LP XX IS XIAIDI N B S XI A hngllsh Hxstory Xhss ANNIA XlcC-XNIPBI I I B S L I Engllsh Hxstory Nlr HIL -XRX XI XRHI IX Dru er I ducatmn Xlr I B NIAIONI Custodlan Xlrs VVILLIAXI H XICGOYY AX Commerce XICCLAYAI-IAN Latm I-Ilstorv ' AB:S.A A. I I XIrs.AILEEN .B.S..1 5 XA ',, fb School Sccrctarx Xllss I UCII I L SCOTT B S 'XI S Phx meal Fducatmn Onprann I I I ANID IVOODS R O T C Mr THOMAS OVK EX HISEOIV Hrs XIII DRI D O VI OOD Urs THOMAS O MILI I R B S M A Mathematxcs B S 'XI S Home I LOHOINICS Ur J H wwmzou BS 'II A Commerce I . BS' ,. ' I Miss ICVICIXN XVRIGHT BS. Ejght cfehmck corrhhmrg xivnchmus with noise and laughter . . . eight-twenty bell ... shrieks and rtnining feet .. .eleethin day. ..beannng eandkhnesand unheard beHs ... bras bands,eandy'suekers... sudden sdenee and enipty hnhs hnfred with abandoned sdekers. .. chwsrooni sounds vibrating down empty corridors . . . typewriters elaelcing . . . the spirited Hourfh ofthe band.. .ateaehers dron- ing voice . . .the chorus, their voices lifted in nCJnxvarcL X'e Perqnes .. f'late after- noon sunlight streaming benevolently through hah and uindcnvg easnng then reneetunirin pohshed Hoors.. .the haHs at night, strange and distorted, yet warm andfhendhx 'fhough today xve have tasks 'YPJFSIQ 'I lllFCCiS XX l I.l. lil NIIQNIISPWQ. 'ffl' 7 'rigid 1 ewipii gfiliwf msn an-ii F2253 l 'F QD A , U xi fri ti? From left: President, Bobby Smithg Vice-President, Bobby Robinsong Head Monitor, Sam Cox. From left: Prgsidcnt, VIQUIDIIIY Bomarg Vice-President, Donald Xlcdlcyg Head Monitor, Earl Chance. President ..... ...... l Donald .Xledlcv Secretary.. . .,..... La Belle Fitzgerald Chaplain .,.. ............... l -Kaye Hardy Sponsor ...,..,.... .Xliss Llvalyne Howington Front row, from left: Elizabeth McKnight, Margaret Xlorrison, Faye Hardy, XVillie Rice. Second row: Betty Sue Cantrell, Doris Duke, Betty jane Nichol- son, Annette Shrader, Bill Rutherford, Bob Binkley, 'Iionimy Boniar, Dale Higgins. Third row: jean XVheat, Norris Hickcrson, lfarl Chance, Doris Batson, Bobby Garner, Eugene jenkins, Don Duke. Standing: Xliss Llvalyne Howington, Sponsor. n--nZCO0 -IZHIUC-lm Q2-210: President ..... .....,, l iolmln' Robinson Secretary. ,, . . , .... X lnrgaret Xlorrison Cliaplain ,.., .....,...,....... j ean lYheat Sponsor ......,...., Xlrs, lYilliiiin Xlefloxxnirl IJFUIII row, from left: lflimlmcrli Xlelinight. lietti' jane Nicholson, Shirley' Xlefllnre. Xlzirgniret Xlorrison, lflifalietli llays, Xlrs. lYilIi.nn .Xlefloxx'.ili. Sponsor, Sei'm1.l fuzz: .Xnnette Shrader. Doris Duke, jean XX'itt-lier, Shirley Allen, Dean lliinnah, Bernie lfngland. 'fbiril mir: lion Xledlei, Bill Ruther- ford, Norris lliekerson, Robert Briggs, Sr.u1dil1g.' Curl Seigenthnler. 19 in CHl lflf JUSTICE Xxvllllillll Rice SHCRFT,-XRY. Fall lflizalmcth .Xlcliriiglit SlfCRlf-IXARY. Spring Beverly' liile From left: Norris Hielqerson, l.a llelle Fitzgerald, Beverly liile, XYillic Riec, Iflilaheth Melinight, Don Duke, Charles l.a1l1I'lUlN. Court addition, Spring term, Ronald Moslmy. C X. Franz lefl: Barbara Felilkirclier, Lennaral Hills, liarl FVUW ,Ulf FWYUJ-' S110 Cfllfflifivlil. LC01111fll lllilh. .l21111CS Chance, Bernie lfngland, President, 'lkninnn' Bumarg Sid- B0Y1l- Pf'SS1dC111. B0lYl1Y 511111119 Cilfl SCigC11fllHlCf. Cllnllie ney Collins, .-Xnn Derscweli, Ronnie Xlosby, Sam C-isx. 11111019 BCVCTIY Llggcff- FWW1 lfiif, 5f1771J17Ig.'D0l1 Xlcdlev, Kenneth Haas, Bernie England. i 20 S T I U 19' M QD f E N T c o N u iz 1 I-'all Spring' Head .Xlonitor Earl Clmncc Sum Cox PlAL'NiLiCIlf X ' ice'-l'1'csiL ,Xmm NIM I.m.1l1.m SL'L'I'L'I.ll'X vl.I'L'1lNlII'L'I' Illxul NI: ,nm SL'I'QL'1lllI-LII-Xllllx I'1.1'1lJi.1 X llltfflll Q! Fall Term President A A A A A joe Youree Vice-President AA james Derryherry Secretary A Ann lieplinger Treasurer A Virginia Roland Chaplain Auijelia lfitts T. 84 I. Reporter Betty Bearden Sponsor Front row, from left: Betys Reed, joyce Garwin, john Eubanks, Ann Keplinger, joe Youree, Virginia Roland, james Dcrrylrcrry. jack Sellars. Second row: Beverly Luckey, Patsy Crotzer, jean Griffith, Norma Cox, Anna Norton, XVinifred Adler, Dorothy Smith, Vida Mai Guest. Third row: Mary Syrost, james Seigenthalcr, Ifwing Barr, Spring Term President Charles Biggs Vice-President A joe Youree Secretarv A Norma Cox Treasurer Betty Bearden Chaplain Betty jo Snell T. 84 I. Reporter A Dorothy Smith A l r. Archie C rant jackie Agec, Bruce Scott, George lYest, Ciro Scott, Char- lene XVehrenl1urg. lfourzb row: Betty Ann Bearden, Dot Seat, Rexine YVelch, Charlcie Bryan, Betty jo Snell, Mary Bullock, Gladelle Higgins, Charles Biggs, Billy jones, Mr. Archie Grant. 22 From left: Mr. YV. H. Oliver, Miss Evelyn lVright, Diana Ledbet- ter, Despina Gaddis, Patsy Oliver, Reba Trotman, Charlene'Phelps, Frankie Behne, Yvonne Ftter, Norma Spears, Mary Ann Compton, Katherine johnson, jane Bradbury, Lynnie jo Gardenhire, Betty Jett, Betty Sue Starks. Front row, from left: jean Johnston, Miss Mary Hollins, Librarian, Myra Harrell. Second ro-w: Marilyn Hughes, Frances Moore, Dorothy Gilbert, Imogene Robson, Kate Mayo, Mary Frances Mitchell, Dorothy VVest, Betty jean johnson, Billy jean Bailey, Dorothy Boyd, Betty Lynch. Tbird row: Virginia Fraser, Helen King, Louise Spurloek, Bobbie Sue YValker, Despina Gaddis, Helen Changas, Sara Lynn Stigler, Mary Lou Atwood, Donna Garton, Ann Rupe. ef' 'fl' CW Fall ferin 9 llllff lc1111 President Bettl Patterson Piesident Bettie Pitterson X lee Pxesident B1rharf1 Feltllnrther X ite President X 111111111 Ron mtl Seerctny Charlene Phelps Seeretarv Chfnlene Phelps C haplnn Ilimheth Hays Chaplnn X 11ff1e X en P10471 1111 Cl1'llI'l1Yll1 P1off11111 fNl1111111111 Xfllllll Smith Iilll 1l1eth XlLlXIll fht Spummg s X IIUIC tt Xlllllllltl s Il1o1111s U Xlillu Front ro from 1111: lflizal1etl1 McKnight Fliz'1l1etl1 Hays Char- le11e Phelps Barbara Feltlkireher Bettie Patterson. Qcvmzd mfs: Patsy Rainey Xlindel Cartlenhire, Doris Gentry, Dorothy Smith Anna Lilly Nina Allison, .Xlarie XXvllll !IIlS, Beverly Liggett, jo Ann xlCPl1CI'SUI1, Shirley Charlton, jutly Cameron, Nancy Beasley, Betty Mayo, Ruth Coulter. Third row: Ann XleCla11aI1an, Peggy Roy, Betty Sexton, lfdith Parsons, Dorothy XX'est, XX'infred Adtller, Anna Norton, Betty Beartlen, Betty Kerr, Dale Higgins, julia Coles, Annette Bcnnette, joetta Smith, Xorina Smith, XYYUINIC litter, Bertha Clark, lfya Coville, Xlrs. T. O, .Xliller, Xlrs. Yirgie l.ee Anniiller. Fmrrrli rolls: Peggy Hunt, Doris Baltlx1'i11, -Inanita Pnllias, ,-X1111 Uerseweh, Ann leasley, :Xnne Burton, Bobbie l.ee, Xlary Conilms, lfyelyn XX'attS. Rita XX'itl1erspoo11,l.11ey Botlily, jean XXvl1C1ll', Xlargie Allen, Reba Briggs, .Xlary Aiwlerson, Ifiyril' rox: Betty Xleelcer, Yell Collins, Nancy Dozier, Helen King, Norma Burgess, jean Pender- grass, -lean Bradlinry, Dorothy XX'iley. Neal Hale, Nadine Brnitt, Ifsther XX'infrey, Betty Jett. Katherine Sneed, Clara XX'l1ite, Peggy Crocker, Xlary Bullock, Si,1'fl1 ro-13: l,ora Xlai Rol1ertso11, Darlene Cmnpton, Bolmhie X,vI1LlCI'XX'00Ll, Shannon Shalley. Irene Hooper, Norma Coy, Joyce Carx1'i11, Xlartha Scott, A1111 Rolminson, Jo .X1111 I.o1e, Ann Keplinger, .Xlargarie P'Pool, Rebecca Nahors, 'IA Front row, from left: Jo Ann McPherson, Judy Cam- eron, Barbara Feldkircher, Margaret Morrison, Bob Binkley. Second rofw: David Seligman, Shirley Charl- ton, Beverly Kile, Mindel Gardenhire, Elizabeth Mc- Knight, Julia Cole, LaDelle Fitzgerald, VValter YVilson. Third ro-w: Betty Jett, Barbara Herod, Doris Duke, Dorothy Ralston, Annette Shrader, Evelyn Davis, Gen- Fall Term President , .,.,. Barbara Feldkircher Vice-President .... Margaret Morrison Second Vice-Pres-, . Judy Cameron Secretary , . . t Jo Ann McPherson Treasurer , . .... XValter YVilson Sergeant-at-Arms. . a ,Bob Binkley Sponsor . . t ese Busby, Patricia Davis. Fourth row: Dale Higgins, Joyce Greer, Dorothy Raines, Elizabeth Maney, Thre- sa Chapman, Odie Gentry, Edith Jo Lackey, Helen Loftin, Katherine Bryan. Fifth row: Jimmy Reece, Robert Biggs, Billy Akin, David Hazelwood, XVilbur Cate, Ann Keplinger. Spring Term President ,. , .. Barbara Feldkircher Vice-President .,.. LaDelle Fitzgerald Second V.-Pres. t ,Mindel Gardenhire Secretary ........ Elizabeth McKnight Treasurer . . , . . , Judy Ca-meron Sergeant-at-Arms ,..,... Odie Gentry Miss Carolyn Binkley President A Ronnie Mosby' Vice-President A Sammy Cos Secretary A A Elizabeth Melinight Treasurer A A A XValter Wilson Coach A A Miss Carolyn Binklex' Fall Term President A AAVVillie Rice N I Front roar, fr0111left: Halter M'ils0n, Sammy' X ice-Pres. A Leonard M 1lls Cox, Ronnie Mosby, Elizabeth McKnight. Secretary' A SidY1Cy Cllllins Second mic: Mary Combs, Miss Carolyn Sergeanbat-Arlns I I V Binkley, Yyonne Iftter, Dorothy Sniith, Bar- -I-Ommv Bomlul bara Peldkircher, Mmdel Gardeuhire, Shir- . ' , Ai lcv Charlton, Lee jenkins, David Hazelwood. Chaplain Bobby Smith ' Tbira' row: David Seligman, Bob Binkley. Spring Term 7 President M illie Rice Yice-Pres. Leonard XVills Sec. Norris Hickerson Sergeant-at-Arms Ronald Hickman Chaplain Bobby Smith Sponsor, A AAAAAAAAAAAA ,AAA A Mr. D. j. Ayers From' row, from left: Mr. Ayers, Tommy Bomar, Leonard YVills, Millie Rice, Sidney Collins, Bobby Smith, Mr. XY. H. Oliver.SeCo1zd row: Kenneth Wilson, Paul Scott, Ronald Hickman, Buddy Rippy, Robert Duke, Sam Cox, Norris Hickerson. Third row: Charles Changas, james Boyd, Tommy Gos- sage, Don Heath, David Mayhew, Spud Smith. FUIITILV roar: David Seligman, Richard Gookin, jim lid Clary, Dicky Moran, Paul Adams. 1 I-'all Term Spring Term Prexiiiellr Mindel Gardenhire Mindel Gardcnhirc Vice-I're,vide11t Barbara Feldkircher judy Cameron Scwemry lflizabeth McKnight Bettie Patterson '1'reiixm'er jo Ann McPherson .-Xnn McClanahan SL'TgC.TlIf-i1fAAT7lI.Y Peggy Hunt Mariorie Allen Cbapliiiiz Mariorie P'Pool Barbara Feldkircher Sf707IJ'07', .Miss Roberta Kirkpatrick First mug from left: jo Ann McPherson, lilizabetli McKnight, Mindel Gardenhire. Barbara lfeldkireher, Peggy llunt, Mar- jorie P'Pool. Seeond row: Miss Roberta Kirkpatrick, Nancy Dozier, Marjorie :Xl- len. janet jenkins, Sue Crutchfield. Bev- erly Kile, Third ro-w: jane Bradbury. Faye U Hardy, judy Cameron, Darlene Compton, Shannon Skalley, Ann McClanahan, Lfliz- B abeth Hays, Bettie Patterson. Nor present uliefi pirrnre 15.15 taken: Betty Sue Cant- rell, Fvelyn Davis, Connie jarrett, Ann Keplinger, Hattie Mai Pickel, Patsy Rain- ey, Nancy M'ray. Fall Term Spring Term President, Billy Strickland President, Billy Strickland Vice-Pres., Billy Holland Vice-Pres., Earl Chance Secretary, Bobby Martin Secretary, Bernie England Treasurer, Don Duke Treasurer, jack Thompson Chaplain, Billy Spear Chaplain, Billy Spear First row, from left: Billy Spear, Bobby Martin, Billy Holland, Billy Strickland, Don Duke, Earl Chance. Second row: Harold Gentry, Clifford McKee, Rieves M'heeler, jimmy Reece, Billy Phillips, Bob Binkley. Third row: Mr. Grant, Milbur Cate, jack Thompson, Ronnie Mosby, jimmy Nest, jeff YYyatt, Richard Yester, Mr. Oliver. Fourth row: Charles Lannom, Robert Alley, Billy Akin, john Hogue, Richard Davis, M. D. Ifdwards, Ralph limery. Fifth rome: Dickie Reyes, jim Ralston, Bobby Robinson, Charles Stevens, Carl Furlough, Don Med- ley, Bernie lfngland. Front row, from left: Peggy Hunt, Darlene Compton, Beverly Kile, Sue Crutehticld, Rachel lYaldrop, Mrs. Hill. Second ro-w: jane Bradbury, l lel- en Changas, Dean Hannah, Betty Sue Starks, I-'rances Grammer, Betty lir- vvin, Doris Baldwin, jo Ann McPher- son, Barbara Butts, Betsy Hooper, Bar- bara Collingsxvorth, Virginia Callis, Norma Smith, jean XYitcher, Ann Mc- Clanahan. Third row: Betty Nicholson, Ruth Moss, Nancy Beasley, lfuniee Bauman, Dale Higgins, Nancy KYray, Patricia Miller, lidith Parsons, Peggy Roy, Betty Sexton, Neal Hale, Eliza- beth Hays, janet jenkins, Ann Robin- son. Fourth row: Margaret lYillian1s, listher Miinfrey, lilizabeth Manley, Barbara King, xvlllllll Hayes, jane Fowler, Betty Martin, Linda Leonard, Edith jo Lackey, Norma Sue Spears, jean Pendergrass, joetta Smith, Patsy Rainey, Nancy Dozier. ITUCJVI 30 111:00 cn cnf'U UQjf'D...1'-1 f-voor-ru 'lr-i 'r5 'f1 ,,,, rn, m ,-,Ef-f,.UQ-.- J'-13'-12'-' Prn',r'u,':',..i -11-1.'y2-m E -Noun v1UOfTjr:I3 'cmrit' ISIS:-'4 f3.i'7'8m O-'!'..,f .,.,, - :x-Sgn S3259 5:15313 .ir ,sq f: ' 'to -A46 P1 .44 .- Spring Term President. Barbara jones Vice-Pres., liloise Maharfey Secretary, Doris Duke Treasurer. Dorothy Brinkley Sgt.-at-Arms, Helen Matheny First rms, from left: jean johnston, Barbara jones, Barbara Herod. Second ro-w: Shirley McClure, Patricia Davis, Dorothy Ral- ston, Dorothy XYest, Doris Duke, Annette Oliver. Third row: Carol Yon Dohlen, Sandra McCord, Betty Lynch, jean Hurt, Delores jarrett, Frances Hayes, juanita Chance, jessica Nolen. Fourth row: Sue Lucas, Ann Smith, Doris Davis, Geneva Busby, Dorothy Brink- ley, Genese Busby, Annette Shrader, Betty Sue Starks, Marilyn Hughes, Patsy Oliver. Fifrh row: Miss Lucille Scott, Barbara Ford, Roberta U'omack, Mattie l.ee Donoho, janice Batson, Kathleen johnson, joyce joyner, Frances Moore, Donna Hagar. Fall Term Spring Term President Beverly Kile Elizabeth Hays Vive-President Sue Crutchfield Helen Changas Secretary Darlene Compton jo Ann McPherson Treasurer Peggy Hunt Mattie Mai Pickle Sponror, Mrs. ,lean B. Hill - ... .Qt in Front row, from left: Geneva Busby, jane Bradbury, Beverly Kile, XYalter XVil- son, Bob Binkley, Donna Garton, Dorothy Boyd. Second row: Bernie England, jo- Ann McPherson, Billy Akin, Bettie Patter- son, Barbara Feldkircher, Ronnie Mosby, Mrs. Cooper. Tlnird row: Beverly Liggett, judy Cameron, .Margaret Morrison, Sue Crutchfield, Doris Baldwin, Patsy Rainey, livelyn Davis, Genese Busby, Frances Grammer, Barbara Herod, Doris Duke, julia Cole, Patricia Davis, Bertha Clark, lrene Hooper, Katherine Sneed. Fourth row: Robert Duke, XVillie Rice, Margie Allen, Reba Raymer, jane Fowler, Ro- berta lVomack, Mattie Lee Donoho, Bar- Fall Term President, Billy Akin Vice-President, Bettie Patterson Secy., jo Ann McPherson Treas., Bernie England Spring Term Pres., Ronnie Mosby Yice-President, Marjorie Allen Secy., Genese Busby -lireas., jimmy M'est Program Chairman, Billy Akin Sponsor, Mrs. Hope Cooper , th NBS 1 . TMC Q 3 hoyxdaf tallw A X00 ,., at bara King, Dean Hannah, Anya Harper, Patsy Oliver, Angela Logan, Connie jar- rett, Bobbie Underwood. Fifth row: Paul McKnight, jack Thompson, Bobby Mar- tin, Naney Beasley, Darlene Compton, Dale Higgins, Betty jett, Annette Shrader, joyce Greer, Helen I,oftin, jessica Brock- man, Katherine Bryan, Faye Hardy, Mary Anderson. Sixtb ro-w: Sidney Collins, Tommy Gossage, Lewis lVilliams, Rob- ert Alley, Carl Seigentlialer, David Sel- igman, jimmy Reece, Kenneth XVilson, Sam Cox, David Hazelwood, Robert Briggs, Ronald lfngland, Charles l.annom, jimmy YVest, Don Duke, jean Pender- grass. 'li so in-nv-Q, ,A -S SNEED MORRIS IN HIST1 Ti1hL1lEi1lWT uxnulnqmrm gfxulrivs mf t lvrms pn- 1-nllilxug grmi 'vzxlwl Ann Kvpllngn-1' an Vim- Sum-rl In ho vzxlc-I md wuhlmf mrxnn, I th-' LMI Nzlshvlllv I rvsp 11 ggmrilmv mg uifxss of Ann. wixl' Imnrts onv .... .. 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'U 1 RED CROSS I .rn row, from left: Tommy Bomar, Bil- ly llollantl, Harold Fraser, Sonny Doster, Leonard YYills.SeCo11d ro-wr David Crick. liarl Chance, Chiefg Doris Davis, jim lfd Clary, jean XYitcher, Norma Smith, Xlairy l.ax'eti1 lfastcs. President ......... .,.. C harlcne Phelps Vice-President ........ Frances Grammar Sponsor ....... Miss Evalync Howington First row, from left: Frances Grammar, Craig Fox, Charlene Phelps. Second row: Genese Busby, Nell Collins, joyce Greer, Iilizabeth Hays. Third row: Dorothy Hemmer, Nlildred Eagan, Ada YViley, Pa- tricia Xliller, Doris Davis, Fourth row: jack Thompson, Miss Howington, Sandra McCord, Don Hedley. FIRE PATROL President. . . . . . .. Vice-President ..... Secretary ...... ,.., . ...Marie XYilliams Treasurer .... . ..... Sponsor ......... Hrs. First row, from left: Kerr, Marie YYilliams. bic Lee, Patsy Garrett, XVoods. ..,..Betty Kerr . . . . . . .Bobbie Lee , . . . .Patsy Garrett Xlildred 0. Ubud Kate Mayo, Betty Second row: Bob- Dale Higgins, Hrs. FISHING CLUB GIRL SCOUTS Sponsor, Miss Vern King lins, Iiolwlmy Xlzixwcll, Teddy 'liurneig .loc Givens, jim lfd Clary. Firfz mic, from left: Donna Gfirton, Boh- bi' Gentry, Dorothy Boyd. Sammi rm: jack Garner, Tommy Hudson, George Hulsey, Roy I.:ine:aster. Nliyiie Tzlylorj. Thini row: .Xliss Yum King, Sidney Col- H O N 0 R S 0 1, . .vb M., C Keplinger, Margaret Morrison. Second ro-un' Beverly liile, jane Bradbury, Sue Crutchheld, lfliz- E abeth Xlanney, jessica lirockman, Xliss Atkinson. Third row: Beebe Parsons, Norma Spears, Carl Seigenthaler, Don Duke, Charles Stevens, Bobby Smith, Clifford Xleliee, Carolyn Carver. T Y AW, 9 4? 1-.,. ga. N 'M'--no k 0 A First row, from left: lflizabeth Hays, Virginia Rowland, Ann Dersexveh, Katherine Sneed, Ann Front: Jessica Nolan. First row, from left: lflizaheth McKnight, Beverly Kile, l-'aye Hardy, Dean Hannah, Ann jenkins, Odie Lee Gentry, Linda Leonard, Xlalois Uselton. Second row: Miss Howington, Diana Lcdbetter, Betty Martin, Dorothy Ralston, Betty Lynch, lfdith jo Lackey, Martha jane Morrissey, Doris Batson. Third row: Craig Fox, Tommy Malone, jack Garner, David Seligman, jimmy YVest, Richard Ycster, jimmy Reece, Rieves lVheeler. 43 A L ls S P A N I S H C L U B First row, from left: Beverly Liggett, jane Bradburv, Lvnnie jo Gardenhire Xlarv Carl Xlason, Mindel Gardenhire, Shirlev Charlton, Bobbie Sue Gooolett Barlrira Feldkireher 'Beverl Rl . . . . , y 1 c Second row: Evelyn Davis, Iilizabeth Havs, Becky Nabors, .Nlartha Stratton jimmv Reece Har ld 0 Gentry, Bobby Martin, Judy Cameron, Angela Logan, .Xlargery P'Pool, Ann'llcClanahan Third row: Bettv Patterson Fave l-lardv Jessica Broekman Helen I oftin Glen Pur ll 1 . , ' ' , , . , ce , jimmy Gillum, Billy Phillips, Darlene Compton, Bobbie jean Boyd, Ann Derscweh, Nancy Beasley ourtb rou. Professor XV. C. Campbell, Bob Bmklev, Richard X ester, jim Ralston, john Hogue, Robert Biggs, George Hulsey, XVilliam Piper, joe Binklcy, David Seligman, Ralph lfmery, Dicky Reyes. President .......... Dicky Reyes Vice President . . Barbara Feldkircher Sec.-Treas .......... Beverly Kile Director ....... Mr. W. C. Campbell 37 December 14, 1950 5. 2 'U E512 7? 3 ' vyi i 9 gi, i' i Rustling of taffeta . . .Scurrying for copies . . . Chatting in guzirdcd whispers . . . Looking for a place in linc . . . Silcncing suddenly fm' picturc . . . Profs walking on stage. his surrcptirious bidding . . The upbeat-then-NIUSIC! 39 Director, Mr. N. Taylor Hagan Front row, from left: Shirley Charlton, Barbara Freeman, Frankie Second row: M-ertha Stratton, XVilliam Byrd, Katherine Bryan, Patricia Gafl ford, Mary Ann Robertson, Nancy Love, Martha jane Morrissey, Dorothy Gilbert. Third row: Mary Lon Atwood, Virginia Fraser, james Bell, Douglas Forte, Ann Teasley, Bettye jean Phillips, Sammy Cox, Ann ,Derseweh, Mar- garet Morrison. Fourth row: Billy Ledbetter, Anne Burton, Peggy Hayes, jack Brummitt, Frances jackson, Betty Mayo, jimmy Green, Neil lVilburn, joan Martin, Larry Post, Alton Overstreet, Richard Adams, Lynnie jo Gardenhire, Tommy Malone. Fifth row: Neale Fletcher, Donald Early, She- lah Clark, joe Youree, Barbara Butts, joan Berry, Beebe Parsons, Billy Moran, Charles Stevens, joann Hainric, Barbara Harris, Bettye jean Vaughn, Mr. Taylor Hagan, Bob Bosworth, Ann Carter. MAjORETTES AND DRUM lNlAjOR. From left: Barbara Butts, joan Berry, joann Hamric, joe Youree, Barbara Harris, Beebe Parsons, Bettye jean Vaughn. 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Opponents found sustained ground gaining curbed as they gained a total of only 80 first downs for the season. Liast's pass defense was almost as good as the ground defense. 111 passes were attempted by opponents, and 31 were completed. The peak of lfast's defensive effectiveness was reached in the game with Dupont, who were held to a total of -4 yards for the entire game. First ro-13, from left: .Xlorton Thommasson, Don Brady, Bobby Robinson, joe Armstrong, Billy Anderton, Gene Staton, jolm Kirkwood, Norman Taylor, XYayne Clark, Bernie lingland. Paul Adams, Harold Gentry. Second ro-12: Billy jackson, Leroy Carter, Robert Duke, Kenneth Haas. Tommy Lambert, XYillie Rice, Tommy Bomar, james Boyd, lfrankie Hastings, Tommy Gossage, Sidney Col- lins, Yernon Peimington, Bill Hooper. Third ro-1.3: Coach Tommy Owen, Franklin Vaughn, Spud Smith, Sam Cox, Dicky Kloran, Charles Changas, Tom Galloway, Norris Hickerson, Craig Fox, Buddy Rippy, Don Heath, Paul Goodwin, Coach I lilary xl2lI'1'l11,Fl17lT'Yh row: Monty Klar- able, Bobby Parkes, Billy Spear, Richard Gookin, Ronald Hickman, Gillum XYebb, Ronald lingland, jerry YVey, Kenneth XYilson, jimmy llufham, jack Garner. 1 'W W 'Z M , M 7 M fy W ' , N , ,: Aw H., 19 f-we 1 5 W X0 full' Q Q .I , 2 Rav if 'ff ' 'I Q F . X 53 HF 1 SU f xg- if '8 SCHOOLS REPRESENTE By TOMMY THOMPSON to-1'ioi:s in :Q .:iiid-lnle 't1miv Pzgg ni and V1.,E..- 1. -- ii' line' up 1112H'1' 51'l'1Uf1!,f-1 ,MI 3,,,,:I, ,-,, i ,M if 1 y yt tfqegurj, 54 fifl lip 7lllll11FPl'tlN in the 11:1 -vane tor the grim I'-7-1' ,Yi AA +1-14-1-,i 5-ioihfiii if-:vm :Hi 111-E' :-nil lsnm- Tommy Bomar, Hn ' f. ivmn, had a like nw,,f,i tg ny.-1 rip- ,,1, l.il 'Y1 82,4 on 'wir ' s., tvinfi mmf ff- nm yn- -.fr on int 54,1 ?,ivl.z-'- :indivlviies is 11 if KY llin l',14!!f'4iii:+yi of It-i .-gnvfg H L- ' lim' vim'-ii svZ+ 'fw1 rf, :i 1- .nw!,-we 91111 Uni'-ii :wad MUAF Rf-lwhx' 13 11,1in im' rin- 1-'fi .1 tn East plated three wr, --:r 'i-i- 7 9i!1i Hnih- 11 -H - ,X X iazsm -'v, oi .1 VOUHQ 9'0 We renter -ini nn. 'tl-rw wry in Y 4 BTP 1PPff'S'vr: ifl lik' tio N-'v'1, 'l'1Z'f.' MWA lliff ' ri. l '!:1':x: and limi x lmtvmmlilp lm l'il l'5 l 1VfU1l?L1 Yhe 4111! V :nr YNP9' FQPH hurl one gilrwfi' f lfi'irv1 115' lite iwimltf 9-1' mil Ill: lilmlig flmffi Milflmillg Oddly enough. i.l11'.'l' was not :a nnfznininiz mtv-. I-'rmitm Father Ryan, ,tinypv 4.5 fn-, pg,,i,,.s 5, ,P , ' HHSUHSS. Nw 9101111 Hmn1w: fron: ifzasf who Qiillifff ywsd- '-2-ti AVAAw:1r'ntt'rii'iri:in1i lin Pont uwrzfv inf- of , - ingfi and C'f'v:!walls 1-ii1Ea.i:n gnniti Sammi' Pigiie, eat 11 git-Elmi iff of 2 :ii-in on 'he fi:-sz 'moi Fm-n uf :yn ,,g,,t,, fe lf A PfV1Siblf' 21 WDYXPS lo i'fi'l 'nn l'1Fill!7'i72QI itil hr. D pegnemi 5,3,fk5.:,, my 'Nia g yjp,5gy::ygg,.-.Ajj ln the' backfieldr '-S2111 Sizistiiies :wo titled? F-zii.,5i-. of Nor' V, are thunwbngil s1.et.1ws of vfefli grime' ff llisennjt nf hiilehnrn :ind T15 limi hziymz, w.mi,!w ,rw mxwpvx wixflwi ,bmw 1 N I Charlie Rolfe o!TZXi1'ZA mini Fiwifif- rfiifiw flf liiwi ,'fi'qm'!lA H ' V ' ' ' K X A ' ' ' H 'M ' 'T SHARP--QA 12:11-111-vznffezzw 1 fn M4113 01 Southern fe Returns Tr. 1 gtfa,f1.e-1-the Q, Rumors Xvi, ' Q, IWIHEP Sports 1 - ' 1 -rf. if r' .jf ' 17:5 'ilk X l Xl If heqwifzi1cjr?lhgf,1nfi:11l1tirs 1. ..: Todaifs writer is Dick B. ,,,, flflfial .h11'11-'1'll'21l1 liowlivie' 1'omf1'ls mimi E Tllltl, ll11'fl11'1l:u'ri, llili-i ymty giflpp an 31,9 Y MIVFBYF. lt, 1F llhi Y'loi11he'1'11 llovvling q-nngyo EL!! Hahfliriip mlfl will lu- rolled Vela, 1'Z1hynny if The toairin-gg oi'igfin:it+il in 19212 in Xa Yates Bros. Retfxezition i'P111tf3' n'hic'li has Q. Cllanged to the ,l1nvviiioix'n lane-s. ,Approxini persons Conipetetl than yi-:nz The toiiiwie-y 'fhrough foul' more jveziis lent the iletwessioii p ,much and the blontliern died. The Sou't1'iei'ii Roxvliiig eoxieress was organ.. 19411 and one ni' its first inaijoi' jobs was to 1'1?,l1lXf'. the Southern. Tliet writ- gi little mm' 11111 iezznts ti... peted. ln 1912 Hsxton lifilifftl 1111112111 its iwig1:1iors emi the right of holding Tln- i5oi1il1iy1'11 and theirs- was an appreciable jmnp in inieri-ssl Over 200 Teams Cireeted Fir-at Post-VVar Tguy-mw The War ye:ii's i-:ii snot-5 rin- :Q1,ii11H.i-,,', ug. bl1t.NVl16lfl lllp Pl'f'FPllil'P Vlihi'-l, llii' luQ,g'-Q1 .' 1311.1 ::1ve3'tiigl agalll ln -A-lflX3l fl9'lH. lil.. Q' XV211' ivtvz' 'Win iflhlf HRV!! teams rolled. AT- -fesgix-al Hmm! im If :mv credit can ex er lie given to ii person other than the linemen xx ho opened the holes and the In 19 H, MMM bucks who liloelced downlield, it is certainly due lfrmiltie Hastings. l spezili not :is 21 sideline bm the 1'-Styx fp. many teams thu commentator, lint ns 11 tegnninnte. I have seen nrst-hand his running, piinting, and passing. His running put the 1950 liqist foutllglll team nt the top of the Nashville lnterseholastie League. He I HM mlm- HW was the Iron Klan of our team, playing 45 to 48 minutes per game, Over the entire season of ' ' ' eleven ffiiiiies he e.n'ried the lmll 223 tnnes and gained 1315 vards, for an uverarfe of 6 yards and beeanw the D ' ' 3' ' New Orleans nl:- rlashed for 211951: per try. Chosen most valtmlile renin member hy his teammates, Frankie was awarded a position on three different All-City tennis, in addition to ii berth in the All-State lmeklield. Frankie, who played Oliver Hoping ft the fullback position on otlense and linlflmek on defense, has been elected captain of the 1951 Eagles, We of the 1950 team wish him and his team good luck in the coming season of '51. Nashvilleki 1.2 KEY HMS Cl' 1. i'. , HCC M' 3 Sports Fditor mffan wi' . 1. .X ...,. e , ,e 1 .1 , all-events and tt-ani eoiniietition. Wash princes ' wuld well total more timer 54il15,1,11?1Q1, t 3 i -if A 'fill I Nashville subinitted its bid last yqear soon afiei' the View Orleans touiwiex was f1?11'sl1tQ1 Bids are subinitteti Something of A tompetitne nests mth facilities and KSM SMST1-S ext terrier SHELL F Q in i ff' , M 1 f FW, K' if W 7 M 1 TA N 19 O ALL AA monff I' sts three 111 Q rx plucmc s PIUIIIINX mu xx st ILL mms llutrun Il ., 1 Q LS ll 0111111 rm X L llls JI css lll upcnlnfl up hulu Ins bun IIWSULIIIILII , gun mm XX 10 P 1XCd -HJ to -FN HIIIHIILS ux ff c sr ms 6 foot 4 lmhcs nn vs cwhs 199 pounds wa.-Mm -A if A - -A -4 fn A1 ' uf 'xfruriif-fF:iA ' - - . , , A , A A- -4 A. A Q., wg, : , ld :ring A A 4 Q A A , . - , f- - V , . A .ax ' . fee ,. f ' A A-2.35 ' A ' N Q V 1 - HW - A-Q Q 'z ' I , W - ' ' 1 fwmmil 1 A W Q N S im 1:3422 fs -A ' is -Q Y. ,s ' A 1, 2 M AA f- -, g A 'gif U -l - A- AN . A A - f, H ' - ' ww? A A K - f A, . 1 I . A 4 1 5 N F 7 N I Ffif' If ' T' ' ' ' 5' 5 M -T I A W, I Al -1:5 ,ly UM. 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'51 alternate captain. lm W f siveg gave steady and dependable U . ,im,mf,.N ,HA ff' play through the season. A K Wf' l' gf farms 11.1,-4 :mi u ' 'L tn, -vzlj' VC -. gyda ri P 4 ', iiwws f ti f 1vli'I1iIliiL3A'x- 'Q Y- Im Hands Faye' 'H 'aussi Bixdstatzf howl ,Nth straiegi uggeti milf A 15- urfree 'In Muzi ,awful .ih , J., ,. fx r- lla ,, ifnuj n. it s is., .JUN Ll H v SIDNEY COLLINS - Guard, In Thlfd An 175. Played Hne defensive lmll Vi and strengthened the center of T DLKI Center, 152. y RUSS MELVIN, TE! the linc- mod blocker defensixe signal MUNICIPAL S1 Auium., 1 if-' J, i ,fy wid and an aw linebacker' Ame! half, to Crush F413 .I ILAI lYl'l'l'l rzzxtzzi 3 W T ..x , V 4 5 , 1' it lirwili 7, Oxwun p.T,j:'.4 if -2 r S- flxfwn -,fn 2, -1 ti A A + 1 4-Zxiku,-. 1 wx., 'K .,'iq5i2'f5'ly wlvigfpi H Nl? Q f H ized on Next Pagel ,m,.:0fb,' X ' ' ' ' TONIXIYGOSSAGIL-lind,l80 Only junior regular in the line he turned in a consistent per- formance. ,sl f .ilxn l l F 1 K 1 I I . 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N.I.l.. upset of the vear. suppos- edlv lilasting the lfagle's hopes for the hoxxl game. xvas followed ln' riotous iov with the announcement that the Cirev Ifagles had been tapped for the Thanks- giving Dai' spot. The game proved a grand slam linish forthe Ifagles. ilihev avenged the loss of their first game of the regular season to .Xl.I3.r-X. 11+-09 and completed an exceptional season with this nnal game. Summing up the feeling of spectators and players alike xv ere the words of star fullhaclc lfranltie Hastings, vxho, despite a fractured nose. was able to shout. I never felt so happy in my lifeln fx. v,-i We 'af1'o'i+iOiCii fi lZl'?3'Pf1T22?l'2.3l fl ll is P' . LKQX X 0 ree-lc mes AXE! P 9 kill' fxfjxah Ascore x X ' f fl I l i ' Q ft al? Fl Xml ll. Yi W7 . l l'-Ei! M Ki vw verlererice Wm. ia, Q5 X1 I N -A fx fain slii X ' . Q X 1, .i . ' s t 5 Clipping KN A ' Safely 1 PGSS K Time ou? T :T vs Ab01'c7, from rms, fiI'071I1Cfiffj2lI'lC Bradbury, Norma Smith, Darlene Coinptmi, Couch j, H. XYindmw, Nancy Dolicr, jean xYiICilCI', Hnttic .Ninn Pickcl. Second raw: lim Cuvillc, L'nicc Bnuinnn, Betty Xlc- Griff, Bobbie Suc Ulilkcr, jnnicc Bozinnn, Bulximy Jean Boyd, Nancy Xxiflly, lfvclyii Wlitts. Glcniin Ecklmrdt, Peggy Locke. Iiaflc, vclzrcr: Assistant Coach Lucille Scott. tv -,,...--H i Below, front row, from left: Paul Birk, jimmy Pickel, Billy Strickland, lfarl Chance, Tom York, Jimmy Fraser, john Kirkwood. Second row: Manager Morton Tliomnmsson, Assistant Coach Hilary Martin, Bernard Street, Phillip Day, joe Pirtle, Curtis Bates, Richard Gookin, Coach Tommy Owen. ii i l 6l I I loxxx Il XII fgfq IIIIN I' L ...fr F lb 'WX MM x brllgllmd Cu 'N gmuif L MQW g w.,,,.,,v ' ws. aff Q r jnh IV-I'iNXHU1i. fx tcr X Y 54 .' 7 as-'. 5 ' ard N A W Quai 15:22 if if -, . 1 5 4 ',,.- E .., if J 'V W ,px V, . ' 'W Rx, , . ,lv In K x RQXQQ. , ,Q la M. 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XX ff ' 1 L' lhgrs ATV ' W ' f GRUMBLER S SPEECH Xle, class grumbler' Xes I behexe that lb xx hat mx classmates elected n1e And to saxe mx l1fe, I can t lllI11glI1C xx hx they haxe selected n1e for thls office Dld anxone exer hexr me complam tbout the school about the amount of requlred home xx o1k lbout anx thlng I should sax not' I xx ho loxe school school xx ork, and school d1sc1pl1ne so much VI hx I xx as lust sax 1110 to Xlr Ol1x er Xlr Ol1x ex, the llbfdly 15 such .1 n1ce qu1et place X ou can hear those xx ords shouted out ex erx t1n1e vou get 1nter ested Ill 1 scene from Nlacbeth I hen, too M1 Ollx er the lllllilfx IIIOILIS 111 opportunltxf to meet the xx Ol ld s celeb 11t1es' Xou knoxx Xlr OllXCI l almost shook hands once xx1th Bob Hope I heard that a l1ne xx as formmff III the l1I1C, I obserx ed a f21III1l1 1I' xelloxx sh1rt and 1ecogn1Led Craw Ioxs xo1ce l once heald that Lana IIUIIICI xx IS an the l1b111x but I IIIlSSCd hc1, tn It xx as all 11Ql1t, fo1 there xx CIC plentx of blondes that made up fo1 lllk d1sap POIIIUUCIII I am st1ll xx ondermg xx hx thex selected IIIC Class Grumbler As I stood ID l1ne ID the lunch room P01l'1t1l1g to the food I xx anted, I felt the thrust of a lCI11fC and fork IH my back, and the llght xx as on The xx alls max be brlght, the floors cle 1n, md the food xx ell p1epared but the slme orde1s for meatloaf potatoes and beans go ox er the counter I-loxx these teachers can generate so 111uch energx from a Salad, I can nex er e xVhx anx one ex er thoufrht I grumbled I can t understand, for I lox e ex erx thmg and ex erx one ex en the teachers Xou knoxx I 'lCllIIlI'C the11 strength and SIHHIIHZI I-Ioxx thex can st1ll retam the1r equ1l1br1u111 after gettmg such great loads off fl'lClI' lIIlI'1ClS I can nex Cl un derstand I knoxx that I am xx eak xx hen those xx elghts are placed on mx shoul ders Our teachers should be called IH bv our government to a1d 1n planmng 7 A I QI I I I, I I - Y ' 7 . , . . 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I I 4 I 4 I ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 I I .Q 4 4 I I 4' ' t ll. ,I I 66 the future of the country They haye h1d eyperrence galore rn plannrng for the lessons that they haye eyrpected us to prepare 1nd that they expected to keep us busy untrl the hour of our deaths rf we took them serrouslv It rs yy onderful th1t the students hfrye an oy erpoyy errng sense of humor and a great eapacrty for understanding so that thev can get along yy rth the teachers I don t grumble about the faculty I boast about them No one can use bigger yy ords or use them f1ster than Xlrss Atkinson No one has thought up more rnyentrons or has been later yy rth hrs rdeas than Mr Ayers No one yy rrtes better poetry that no one else understands than Mr Malden No one can read Sleepy Holloyy yy rth better effect than Urs Aumrller No one has fought a yy ar longer than XIr Bur ton yy ho rs strll engaged rn World YVar I No other musrc teacher ey er consrstently presented programs yyrth at least one Hop Ceyen to the floorj than our Prof Campbell East had a good football season The pep meetrngs ey ery Friday helped our school sprrrt The urdrtorrum yy as filled yyrth students the cheerleaders yy ere re1dy to go but first there had to be a feta, announcements The prrncrpfrl h1d to m1ke a feyy renrarks and then the yells st1rted Tyy enty enthusrrstrc fans yelled for tyyo mrn utes untrl the bell rang Among the things that I really loye here 1re the clocks It rs such 1 pleasure to settle doyy n for 1 good nap then, 1t the sound of 1 bell to yy 1ke up refreshed and knoyy rng thrt y ou hay en t lost a minute The clrssroom clock strll records the s1me hour Xlost students rt I rst enloy R O T C for tyy o vcars but I h1ye had the rare prry rlege of drrllrng for four long y e1rs It rs great' In cold yy eather y ou Grab a gun and rush out to trke y our pl1ce rn the lrne that yy rll nr1rch for an hour On 1 beautrful Spring day you rnsyy er roll c1ll and then y ou are ordered to the productron room dered yy hat 1 peacock yy ould thrnk rf rt could yy 1tch an R O TC lnspectron or the cadet officers 1s they stroll through the halls I 1st I-Irgh s yy ell drscrplrned and fully rnstructed cadets yy rll enloy therr davs rn the rnfantry Student goy ernment at East rs mrsnrmed but I 1m not Uorng to tell y ou my name for rt The momtors yy ho m1ke more norse than a group of Cry rlrnettes talkrng find trme to yy rrte out trckets for the students th1t 1re sent by the te1chers on err1nds The Court rs composed of hour thrrstv tyrants yy ho knoyy you are gurlty before you apperr The students feels lrke the slay es rrrust h1ye felt rs they 1ppro1ched the auctron block for he hears the hrgh numbers of hours called out by each court rrrenrber untrl W rllre say s C loscd, 1t forty hours No I don t grumble but I hry c 1n rde1 th1t I sh rll soon be Ur umblrng W hen thrngs rn the -Xrmy get rough I ll grumble and yy rsh I yy ere b1ck 1t I 1st yy here I hrd r chance to try to tell ey erybody yy h1t yy rs yy ronff I shall grumblc yy hen rrry ple1 to be eycuscd to go to see the dentrst yyrll me1n .1 y1nked out tooth rnstead of rr ch1nce to go to X esters I 1m grumbling noyy because I soon hrye to leaye the best school the finest faculty the grandest prrncrp1l and the frrendlrest best stu dents rn the yy orld Leon Outer Class Crumbler 67 i I I I , I .I c 4 I .I I . I I I s si K I I I . 1' v I y vi s - I ,, , Y . ' v v , . r , , ' , as V I yu VV' - I . . I ' T .I Y I Q , . . V 7' 1 Y Cl ,Y s . . . L. I . T: I 'II 'I . 1 ' 3 ' ' 3, ' 3 ' . 'Y , si I 'I sI. -I II 1 K K Y I , -' v . C ' , , Lf: L1 ' B v . Y ' - L D ' gs L 'I I K I I ,sis Is- sI I I. .I I i 1 '- c I 4 , In I , r VI v I 1 ' x -- s s I y . r ' J: 'inf I u' .... ' ' i ' J, . ' '- I L c.I 'I 2 A I Ir , 'I 1 ' I i q yy'here the shades are drayyn and the windoyys and doors closed. I have often yy'on- I C I I Y I ' I I IL I .san I I I I . . . , . . f . ' ' . . - ' . .' ' , 1 . 5. , 2 , 1 C V H, v, n I, I K I I si Y by I I I 1 si si I 1 si I K I .sI K sis 5. , L - I , I , K., . v v v I 7 w u wg C -ta Ib ck. -1 s .v I 1 w . ' I ' . , . H ' ., , . . , , 1 ' . I . . 5 1 J g' L. 5: . H , L' ' ' ' 1 1 ' I 'I I 'I 'I I I D. .I 4 qi ' Il 'I 1 - K- u 1 - 1 iv, - I s I , I Q ' I - I isi CLASS H ISTORY It was only three short years ago that we entered East High as eager, frightened sophomores. However, because of the friendly and helpful attitude of older stu- dents, teachers, and Mr. XV. H. Oliver, our principal, our uneasiness soon wore off, and we began to enjoy school as never before. The solemn inauguration services held for student body ofhcers made an indelible impression upon our hearts and minds from the very beginning. VVC were invited to join the various clubs in the school, one of which was the newly organized Fishing Club, sponsored by Miss Vera King. The clubs that had been in existence for several years continued to grow and make known their pur- poses to all the students. The Dramatic Guild presented a delightful show, The Man XVho Came to Din- ner. Each of us looked forward to the numerous succeeding plays, of which Ramshaclcle Inn and Pink String and Sealing VVax proved especially enjoy- able. In both of these presentations, members of our class played leading roles. A Christmas Concert was given by our music department. The annual Christmas Program was held in the auditorium, and all were deeply impressed with the thoughtfulness of East High students in giving approximately fifty-two Christ- mas baskets to needv families. Shortly after returning from the holidays, we watched with wide eyes of amaze- ment the student government campaigns, during which every scheme imaginable was employed to secure votes. NVith the coming of Spring, there arose a whirl of ac- tivities. The T.8tI. Convention met in johnson City, members of the N.F.L. competed in the contests in Clarksville, for the year 1950-51 emerging for the third consecutive year as City N.F.L. champions in the Nashville City League finals. A thrilling basketball sea- son, from which the Eaglettes, our girls, team, emerged Eighth District Champions, was ended. The vocal groups rated superior in the annual contests held in Springfield that year, and the R.O.T.C. unit received an honor rating in the annual Federal inspection. Upon re-entering school in September, We found that dear old East had taken on that new look with fluo- rescent lighting, new filing cabinets, modern chromium kitchens in the home economics room, and an electric score board for the football field. 'K Sophomore Day, which was introduced by the Stu- . dent Council, proved a great success. The Council was also instrumental in the organization of an Inter-City Student Council, of which Ray Bowles was elected president. East has always been well known for its outstanding student government, and in the last few as C 1 . 3 'WH xears sex eral other schools haxe used our form of vox ermnent rs rn example rn organrzlng therr sx stems The football squrd exrperlenced r nruch rrnprox ed serson under their nexx coach Tommy Oxx en The East Hlgh Band, xx hose ffllfllflll performances at the football games are enlox ed bx all returned from the Nlld State Xlarchmg Contest rn Shel bx x rlle xx 1th an -X ratrng The journalism Club at East ranked hr h rn the publrcatron of a school paper and for the year 1930 51 xx as axxarded one of the hrghest honors grx en to a hr h school paper a hrst from the Colurnbra Scholastic Press -Xssocratron In the sprmg of JO a nexx course xx rs added to the school s currrculunr the much antrcrpated Drrx er Tramrng Course Because of lrrnrted facrlltles for rnstructron out of a total of 379 applrcants onlx about txxentx sex en students xx ere fortunate enough to recerxe Instruction rn the course Our Xlrle Chorus Glee Club and Insernble agun xxon superror rrtrnffs rn therr annual contests and entered groups rn -Xll Crtx rnd TI A Choruses lsn t rt nlce to knoxx that our musrc deprrtment enters more students and Groups rn contests than anx other school rn the crtv After a three months xacatron xxe returned to school rn September readx to lrxe our most ex enttul xear rn school our senror xerr xVe xx ere elrted to l4noxx that xxe xx ere noxx rn the home stretch xx 1th onlx about 1 rnrle to fro to the hnrsh' Our first senror meetmg at xx hrch xx e elected Coach Tommx Oxx en as our sponsor, xx as called Immedratelx, such problems as electmg xxrll makers, prophet, and hrs torran, and choosrng the class Hoxx er xx ere drsposed of Superlatrves xx ere chosen, prctures taken, and cards and mx ltatrons ordered This xear xx as ex entful rn ex erx sense of the xx ord The baffles, for the first trme rn srx xerrs romped ox er the l rtton Lrons, scorrnff 70 6 Our team xx as selected to play NI B -X rn the jay eee Boxxl on Thanksffrxmg Drx and massacred the Xla roons 76 6 producing the sports thrrll of our three xears The Student C ouncrl herded by Don Aledlex, xx rs Instrumental rn haxrng the srdexx all4s repnrcd, tennrs courts finrshed, and purchasrng a nexx cllltzlln for the strge rn the rudrtorrurn T he C ouncrl xx as xx ell represented at the Southern -Xsso cratron of Student Louncrls Ill Olxlrhoma, from xx hrch thex recerx ed thc rdea for 41 Pep Club xx hrch xx as orfranrzed rmmedlatelx Pencrls on xx hrch basketball sched ules xx ere prlnted xx ere sold bx the Councrl, and xx o1l4 xx as begun on a hand book for the school Agarn xxe saxx the unique campaigns Bobby Smrth Bobby Roblson Sam Cox emerged as Presrdent X ree Presrdent, and Head Nlomtor, respectrx ely Our last term rt I ast began YVe all looked forxx ard to the manx actrx 1tlCS xx hlch mcluded the T 841 Conx entron rn Xlemphrs the Insemble trrp to Rrchmond X rr gmra, the Prom Senror Dax and finallx , Uradurtron The xears of 48 49, and 50 are noxx rn the prst VVe the senror class of 1931 stand readx to enter a nexx phase of lrfe either the busrness or professronal xxorld YVe realrfe the llI1LCI'f'llllfx of the xxorld s srturtlon rnd ltnoxx thrt our set goals can be attuned onlx bx ambrtron cndless effort 1nd rn undrunted farth rn Cod XVherex er our drxerffent courscs mrx lc rd us xxe shrll ncxer forget last Hrgh rnd the good for xx hrch rt so noblx strnds X rrffmrr Roxx lrnd Class Hrstorrrn 69 ' ' ' 4 . 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V . 1 . 4 ,. 4 4 4 4 4 4 . ., . . , 4 4 4 , ,. ,. 4 4 . . V . --.- . - s. - - -. 1- ' -- .' - 'T . . , 4 4 . . 4 .4. 4 -'Z' . ' c . .1 4. 1 'Z P . . L SENIOR WILL We, the Senior Class of 1951 of East Nashville High School of the City of Nashville of the Coun- ty of Davidson of the State of Confusion, being of minds and bodies, do hereby bequeath this our last will and testament. Firstly, we leave to our beloved principal and fac- ulty a deep regret at parting and a gratitude for them that will remain in our hearts forever. We thank them for being such good examples for us and hope that their teaching will influence our presence in the future world by making it a better place in which to live. Thanks again to you, Mr. Oliver and faculty. Secondly, we leave to a grand person the best of luck and offer our hopes that he will be happy forever. That person is our sponsor, Coach Tom- my Owen, a wonderful teacher, advisor, and friend. Thirdly, we leave to the future graduating classes an extensive knowledge of our worn out books and a hope that they will uphold the spirit and the good name of East High forever and make the most of their days while here. And now, we, the seniors of 1951, leave as a going away gift to you, East, our last will and testament as declared in manner and form by our most com- petent and distinguished lawyers who leave you with the following Greek adage to keep in mind: There is nothing good or evil save in the will. I, Lyman Anglea, leave my good looks to jim Ed Clary. I, Doris Baldwin, leave with my harem of boys close behind. I, Lucy Bodily, leave as quietly as I came. I, Tommy Bomar, leave my height to Bobby Parks. I, Reba Briggs, leave smarter than I was three years ago. I, Norma Burgess, leave my name to a battery company. I, Earl Chance, leave to take the place of Dave Kardokas. I, Sidney Collins, leave Miss Kirk in peacefsj. We, joe Davidson and Paul Troutt, leave with three years of sound sleep behind us. I, Richard Davis, leave to help Mr. Dull write an- other dull, oops, I mean g-0-o-o-d physics book. We, james Derryberry, Hildred McDole, Henry Green, and Herbert Summers, leave to race in the Indianapolis 5-00. I, Ralph Em'ery, leave as courteous as I came. 70 I, Harold Fraser, leave finally-you almost caught up with me, didnlt you, jimmy? I, john Buddy Fulcher, leave my place on Paris Island to anyone, and I do mean anyone. I, Louise South, leave with Allen Horton. We, Carl Furlough and George West, leave for Pat's place. I, jimmy Hale, leave my studious ability to my brother. I, jerry Hooper, leave to join my loved one. I, Peggy Hunt, leave my crown to some other lucky girl who is chosen Football Queen. I, Raymond Keef, leave my big ears to anyone hard of hearing. We, Bobby Martin and Nancy Beasley, leave hand in hand. I, Mildred Miller, leave in search of a steady boyfriend. I, Nancy Owens, leave sorry that Tom isnlt going with me. I, Joyce Ann Patton, leave, and my initials don't spell my nationality. I, jean Pendergrass, leave for my future life with Ray. I, Nadene Pruitt, leave East High just as I found it. I, Imogene Rittenberry, leave because it's time to go. I, joe Rittenberry, leave after three long years, I finally got out. I, Shannon Skalley, leave for the telephone com- pany. By the vvay, big boy, vv'hatIs your number? I, Laurice Shelton, leave to secure a job in the bank-there's more monev there. I, Martha Ursery, leav e my slim, shapely figure to Meatball Vaughan I Farris Walker leave, very glad I m going I Levvis Williams, leave to polish my car I Leonard Wills, leave to pop popcorn for ou know where I Pauline VVood leave PIZHIISSIIHO I Winifred Adler, leave my svveet disposition to all of East I Billy Akin, leave a used flash bulb to anyone who has a Worn out camera I Margie Allen, leave my southern accent to all of yo all We Robert Alley and Regina Hicks leave for the Roxy I Nina Allison, leave to loin my Uncle Joe I Mary Anderson, leave, talkmg as usual I Blllv Anderton, leav e absolutely nothing behind fHovv tight can you getpj I Evving Barr leave for unknown places I Betty Bearden leav e in mv little vv hite umform I Annette Bennett leave my R OT C umform to Bev erly Klle I Charles Biggs leave lust glad I oe Binkley leave nevvly married I Paul Birk, leave stooplng so I can make If through the door I I eslle Black, leave hoping that mv future vvill I Byron Blevins, leave mv title Baron to Tom my Gossage I ames Bov d leave mv Xlost Handsome tag Dick Gookin We, Jane Bradburv and XVIIIIC Rice, leav e for our Abba Dabba Honevmoon I csslci Brockman leave mv plzno to Helen I oftm I Charlcie Brv an leave to loin T C W lllllIllS I Xlarv Bullock leave eailv I tike D O I Anne Burton, leav e vv1th evcellent grades In his torv vv onder vv hv I Leslie Burnett, leavc not because I vv ant to but because L ncle Same vv ants me to I, VVilliam Byrd, leave my clarinet to any hot- lips in school. I, Judy Cameron, leave my dignity to all East High. VVe, Joanne Cantrell, Lois Connor, and Jolce Rav , leave a horse lauvh to Xlrs VVoods I Leon Carter leave bv hoot hoot to a most vvorthv successor Harrv Curtis I Sh1rley Charlton, leave for the burlesque thea ter to sing Frankie and Johnnie I Bertha Clark leave still trying to get Miss At klnson s English organized We Billy Cline and Patsy Rainey, leave together you mean there s another way We Julia Cole and Betty Mayo leave shoulder to shoulder I lNell Collins, leave my bottle of hydrogen perovc ide to Miss Klrk s lab class I Mary Combs, leave with mv last name in my hair I Darlene Compton, leave to mold my Puddv I Blllv Cook leave early I hav e a paper route I Ruth Coulter leave vv 1th much regret We Fva and William Covnlle leave to become a dentist and a toe doctor, respectlv ely We fight tooth and toenail I Norma Cox leave very interested ln a person who attends Dav 1d I ipscomb I Dav ld Crick, leav e I m being sent up the r1v er I Peggv Crocker leave my speaking abilltv to anv one vv ho needs it I Patsv Crot7er leave my tv pevvriter to some speed demon I Ann Dersevv eh leav e to accompany Spike Jones I lNancv Rag Xlop Do71er leave to loin the Cook s Coldblumes I Donald Duke leave still trvmg to find station lx I R ls Xliss Isirk are vou sure there is one I Robert Duke leave Iast vvlth a fevv more hon ors than vv hen I came in I X vonnc Fttcr leave mv earmufls to Xlr Burton I Birbua Ieldllrcher lcave mv lonfr trip to school to mv one vv ho vv ants it I -Xurelia Fitts anv situation I Neale laletcher leave mv manlv phvsique to on second thouvht Ill take it vvith me l mav need it LK 77 Y . 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By the time I got the buggie out into the street, I could hear a noise like a ict lighter plane coming near. Smash! Bang! Before I could blink an eye, my car landed in the middle of the street, with Leon's Oldsmo- bile right behind it. Having shed a couple of fen- ders and the motor of my car, I was taken back to school to have the bump on my head bandaged. Limping through the halls to get to the clinic, I finally reached the door and raised my weak hand to knock, As usual, the clinic was locked, so I traveled once again the well-worn path to Mrs. Miller's room. VVith keys dangling in her hands, the Pepsodent smile girl came rushing to my rescue. Soothed by a dose of Hadacol and the clean bandages placed on my head, I was ushered to the cot and told to lie down. In an instant I was going to sleep. with Mrs. Miller's voice in my ears: There, there, you're going to be all right. But instead of dreaming about present-day life, my PROPH ECY dreams shifted to the future-to East High and its former students during the vear 1966. My bags were packed, and I was ready for my journey. A trip to New York is so exciting, espe- cially if it's the first vacation since graduating from East. After calling a cab, I waited patiently until it came to pick me up. As I climbed into the helicopter taxi, whom should I see as the pilot! It was none other than Leonard VVills, a member of the East High graduating class of '51, As we ascended to the housetops, we began chattering about some of the members of our class, and I learned that Willie, himself, had married Norma Smith. The owner of the Moon-rocket Cab Company was Les- lie Burnett, who always did have that pick-up talent, his business managers were Lyman Angela and joe Rittenberry. Don Medley, who had fm- ished his medical course, had now been assigned his first surgical iob-head butcher of A.8tP. I also found that the VV.P.A. had a new executive -Robert Duke was now in charge of the water bovs. His best-liked employee was Buddy Ful- cher, who could now carry five buckets of Water, two in each hand and one balanced on his flat head. Also popular in Nashville was Laurice Shel- ton, who was owner of the Toddle Inn-Waddle Out Restaurant. Waitresses working at this res- taurant. were Lora Mai Robertson, Ann Burton, Lucy Bodily, and Betty jean Phillips. Willie told me that Mary Ann Lyon had taken over the job as head librarian at lfast, Miss Hollins having re- tired. Before I knew it I had reached the depot and was on my way to buy my ticket. A sound of music reached my ears and I realized that Charles Rev- nolds and his band were seeing some of their friends off to the army. Strutting in front were Anna Norton, Martha Ursery, Betty Meeker, and Peggy Roy, the majorettes. Seen leaving were F. E. VValker, joe Binkley, and George Orrand. Escorting them were Sargeants Ralph Youree and Earl VVest, who had earned national fame as two of the most hard-boiled sergeants in the army. Dale Higgins, Mary Anderson, Regina Hicks, and Betty joe Snell were leaving for the VVACS. At this very instant, who should come dashing up to take my bags? XVhy, james Boyd and Byron Blevins, however, they argued so profusely over who would carry the bags that I, growing tired of listening, carried them myself. Struggling with my four suitcases and two trunks, I proceeded to- ward the ticket office to see, staring over the tall counter, Irene Hooper, who was having trouble lddmf up the PIILC of txx o tlclxets Hxxmv pul ch lsed n1x tlckets I bcrfan mx xx ealx smuggle to the l'I'1Il1 The head Red Cap -Xllen Hfllfllll xx on LICIIIIQ' xx hx I xx as cxrrx mg mx oxx Il baos xsked lf he could help me H hen I explamed xx hat had happened he 1mmed1atelx SLIIIIIIIODCCI the txx o box s g 1x e them the11 xx eelx s pax xx h1ch xx IS fox tx cents and told them to check Ollt and nex CI come mae Boardlng the t1a1n I met an old f1lCI'lCl Nadme pl lllff xx ho xx IS gomff to C1 1b OlLh1Fd Cltx Ixen tuclxx to see Neal Hale compete xx 1th Imdna For restel III a tobacco chexx mg contest I settled doxx n to read a l1I'l0'l7ll1C and xx as surprlsed to see I o1s Conner as the model on the front cox er The pho to0f1'aphe1 for the IIIIQQZIIIC xx as Blllx Alun and the artlst, B1llx Spear QLZIHHIUU the pages I came to an art1cle xx r1tten bx Neal Fletcher d1sp1ox1ng Emstem s theorx , another art1ele xx r1tten bx Char lene Wehrenberff explaxned hoxx the sense of smell could be used 1n the IIIOXICS An adx CITISCIIICFIY IH the same mafrazlne struck mx ex e DOIIS Baldxx IH xx as adx ert1s1ng her planos xx 1th th1s slogan Not onlx can xou plax them not only xx 1ll thex plax themselx es but thex xx 1ll xx r1te the IHUSIC for x ou Asl f1n1shed mx magazme, Bobby Xlaxxx ell, xell1ng Sports Izxtra, came through the c1r Purchasmg one I looked through the sports pages In blg headllnes xx as PELDRIRCHLR S COS UIC, BOXIB COPS DERBX Readmv furthe1 I found other old classmates IIICHIIOHCCI Natlon s number one yoekex George Hulsey IJFIIIUS horse home bx fortx lengths Also mentloned xx as Blllx NIIIHS stable boy Another artlcle told of the pro fesslonal glllS football team coached by Esther XVIIIIIICX Plax ers xx ere jean xVheat Joanne Can trell Bettx Jett Barbara Hall Fxa Cox1lle and Peggx Hunt In the same artxcle I learned that Kenneth Haas xx as coaehmg the Chltterlmg Sxx 1tch College team Ianullar plax ers xx ere B1llx Cook Ch xrlesl annom and Bobbx Smlth Bobb1e Lnde1xx ood had just xx on the VVomen s C olf T1 tle and Bettx Max o had t1ed xx 1th Ann Teaslex for second place GF0xx1HfV t1red of readlng I put HSILIC mx papers and mag 111nes and centered mx thoughts on xx hom I xx ould x1s1t IH Nexx X ork Xlr and Xlrs Bobbx Xlartm, the former XI1ss Nancx Beaslex , and the1r sex en ch1ldren, Xlarlorle P Pool xx ho seemed to be st1ll engaged to R1chard X ester after fifteen x ears Helen lung xx ho xx as 1n d1xoree court for the slxcth TIIIIC and Xlr and Nlrs George P1dcocl1 the former Nlxss Bettle Patterson By th1s t11ne xxe xx ere pullmg 1nto VVash1ngton, D C the last stop before Nexx Xork I rose to stretch 1nx t1red bones and xx h1le Ll01I10' so, xx hom do you thlnk I saxx sxxeeplng the streets there IH Washmgton Of course, 1t was Donald Duke, and taggmg along beh1nd h1111 xx as ohn Hoo ue, plclx lllg up clgarette butts that Donald xx as leax mg be h1nd for IIIIU Glanclng IH another d1rect1on I saw a eroxx d gathered around a salesman peddlmg toy mlce I looked more closely and saxx the salesman to be B1llx Anderton h1s eashler Nancv Oxx en Because of a txx o hour lax over before the tram left for lNexx X ork I qmekened mx step so that I nnght haxe tlme to VISII the YVh1te House and other federal bulldmgs As I came 1n s1ght of the Wh1te House I could see a crexx of xx1nd0xx xx ash ers at xx ork NOf1C1Hg the name Se1genthalers W1Hd0xx Cleamng Co1npany xx r1tten on the buckets I reahzed that th1s xxas Carl and ames Oh so th1s xx as Carl s job xx 1th the government' Bettx Kerr xx as do1ng the ground xx ork xx rlngmg out the xx ash cloths As I entered the VVh1te House, I saxx act1ng as pages, Spud Smlth, D011 AIOITISOI1 had defeated Cleo Presley as Pres1dent of the Unlted States IH the 1964 elect1on and xvas noxx the Hrst xx oman presldent I looked 1n on Congress durlng one of 1ts sess1ons and saxx some fannhar faces Servnng as Senators from Tennessee xx ere Ralph Emerv and Frank1e Gr1n1es, actmg as Representat1x es xxere CIIHOFCI McKee jack Stratton, Robert Allex and JIIIIIIIV Hale Bemg short of tlme, I dec1ded that I should make my xxay back to the tra1n and as I nelred the depot I saxx XVIIIIHHI Cox 1lle beh1nd a l1ttle street booth t1y1ng to sell h1s latest book, Fax or1te Recxpes of the Modern Housexx1fe Bx th1s YIIIIC 1nx tram xx as due to leaxe, so I hur rled aboard also boxrdlng xx as oe Dax ldson, xx ho had been 1n Vx ashlngton to ICLCIXC a patent for h1s elect11c1l mousetrap Th1s dex1ce, bx the xx ax manuflctuxes 1ts oxxn cheese for balt As I nestled doxx n to rest a shr1ll hxgh toned xo1ce broke out amonv the c1rs I xx as soon to d15L0x er that If xx as onlx jllll Ralston do1ng h1s da1lx lob sellmv pea nuts and popcorn Tra1l1nfT along beh1nd h1m xx as Charles Blg s selllng h1s supplx of Cnapette Oranveade, and a nexx drmk called Spln Out Th1s nexx bex 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Hrccup Companx , xx as concocted bx Jean Grrfin xx ho made rt out of sauerkraut yurce and a fexx other outstandmfr rngredrents Jeans competrtor rn busrness xx as Annette Bennett xx hose nexx bex erage Squeek xx as publrelx acclarnred as the great est srnce Coca Cola As I sat there thrnldng of mV old frrends I heard a farnrlrar xoree and recog nrzed rt as that of Xlargre Allen She xx as on her xx av to the noxx conrpleted L nrted Natrons Burld rng to assume dutres as seeretarx for Srdnev Col Irns, Amerrcas representatrxe Becomrng rather hungrx , I made mx xx ax to the drner xx here I saxx Alarre Wrllrams actrng as the superxrsor Ethel Loltex, Nrna Allrson Dorothx West, and Clara Vvhrte xx ere serx rng, and Harold Gentrx xx as em plox ed as the cook As I Hnrshed mx meal, the trarn pulled mto Nexx Aork Crtx VVoxx' From H ashrnffton to Nexx Aorl4 rn an hour' Modern trarns certarnlx do go fast srnce Eugene Judd adapted 3tOm1C poxx er to locomotrx es Lpon mx arrrx al rn Nexx A orl4, I at once started for the home of Xlrs oann I oxe Duncan, xx hose house guest I xx rs to be VN hen I arrlx ed at her sxx mlxx suburban home, I xx rs greeted bx her butler, I eslre Black xx ho rmmedratelx shoxx ed me to oarms room Cettrnv oxer the sentimental rbout our old Iast Hrgh frrends I learned that she had hrred Leslre onlx because he had been sued bx hrs sex enth xxrfe and xx as desperate for monex Actrng as her mard xx as Bettx Bearden xx ho rt seemed, mrght soon be the erghth Nlrs I eslre Black A close frrend of Joann s xx as Janet Jcnltms Haden xx ho seemed to be strll xx hrpprng the lrttle pmt srled Nash around, xx hrch noxx had lrttle he rds bobbrng out of all the xx rndoxx s I xx as told thrt Ilrzrbeth Alclxnlght and Xlmdel Car denhrre xx ho xx ere lournalrsts on an Ithropran nexx spaper, xx ere returnrng to the states for a con xentron of reporters from forergn lands Bertha Clarlx Aurelra Frtts, and Jox ce Carxrn xx ere re turnrng on the same boat xx rth IIIILZIIDCIII and Alrn del They had at last found the onlx bugle nosed ehrmpanfee rn the xx orld Becl4x lNabors xx as noxx rn the corset fittrng busrness, and Jerrv Hooper oxx ned a shop next to hers xx here he specrrlrlcd m malxrng mens palrmas oann Alcliherson, a famous desrgner of the dax xx rs rn Nexx Xorlx to shoxx her lrtest creatrons rn 1 faslrron shoxx , her models xx ere Lee enlxms Patsx' Crotzer Rexrne Welch Dorrs Centrx, and oetta Smrth 76 After gossrprng axxhrle Joann and I xx ent doxx n starrs to enyox a quret ex enrng of telexrsron We cauxrht the last fexx mrnutes of the A arretx Hour xx here a luv band composed of Jessrca Broclmrrn Ann Dersexx ah, Shannon Sl4allcx, and Ann Ixcp lrnger xx ere Hnrshrng a nexx song xx rrtten bx Rrch ard Rex es Hand Ale the Juv, Ala Xlx Toe Aches Next to come on xx as Ann Robrnson the modern Nlarre Wrlson, rn Alx IIrrend Irma her chrclten lox mfr sxx eetheart Al xx as plax ed bx rmmx YVest Changrng channels, xxe saxx the last fall of the prelrmmarx match betxx een Crorffeous Ronnre Nlosbx and Baron Jacl. Thompson The rrrarn ex ent xx as the match betxx een Darlene Comp ton and Nancx Dolrer for the xx or lds heaxx xx erght champronshrp Next came The Comedx Hour featurrnff Lrarg Fox the modern Qischnonb Durante, xx rth master of cererrronres Thomas Galloxx ax Star x ocalrst xx as Bcx erlx Lrffgett xx rn ner ox er Alarffaret Truman rn a hoo callrno con test IIolloxxrng Xlrss Irgffett xx as Thomas AA ash and hrs xx ashboar d band plax mg a nexx hrt num ber xx 1ltt6I1 bx Bex erlx I uclxex About mrdnrvht xxe left to go to the Dramond Horseshoe, noxx oxx ned and operated bx Brllx Rose Petal Clrne At the door txx o snrffx door us and rmmedratelx txxo hat checl4 grrls Bettx Sexiton and Patsx Rarnex took our xxraps The head xx alter, Lexx rs Wrllrams procured for us a table near the floor shoxx A unrformed xx alter Hrldred XIcDole, tool. our order for hot dovs and RC s to be prepared bx chref chef Raxmond Iseef Glrncrng about, I notrced the great opera stars Xlartha Stratton Isatharrne Sneed, and udx Cameron xx rth therr escorts, Brllx Strrckland,I ul Chance, and Isenneth W rlson Other famrlrar faces rn the croxx d xx ere the hostesscs, Jme Bradburx ean Pendergrass and Julra Cole I he Hoorshoxx Hnallx be0an, xx 1th the first nunrber a torchx ren drtron of Sugar Daddx Blues bx Xlargre Laxx son The mrstress of cererrronrcs xx as Peggx Crock er, xx ho rntroduced the stars of the shoxx AVIIIIC Xlel Torrne Rrce Ex elx n Xlae West VI att and Tornmx Igddre Cantor Isrng Shrrlex Charl ton n1cl4named Boo Boo the Burlesque Queen, led the chorus Irne, consrstmg of Well 'ollrns lNorma Burfress Imogene Rlttenberrx , and Jox ce Judkrns Haxrng had a hard nrght I slept late the next mornrng That ex enrng I made a xrsrt to Aladrson ' 1 4 1 1 1 4 4 1 -' . . .' 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Xlmt Ycrsatilc Buy .,., Must Arlilctic Buy., Ifricndlicst Box' ...., il-llIllI1lX'BQlllLlI' 'linninix' Honmr Toniiny Boniar . . ,lfarl Chance . . .lfarl Cliancc 79 .YUI Sf.'0I l1 Most Ycrsaitilc Girl.. Best-All-.-Xruiiml-Girl .Nlost Popular Girl... Host .-Xthlctic Girl. ., Best-All-Around-Girl Prcrticsr Girl ,....... l ricndliu5r Girl, . ., , llnmlsoincst Hoy ..,,.. l, .Pcggy Hunt .Peggy Hunt .Peggy Hunt .Pcggy llunt Nano' Owcn Nanci' Ou cn Xziiicx' Uxvcn ynmn .-Xnglcu wh Host Versatile Girl .... jane Bradbury Most Athletic Boy ....... Willie Rice Best-All-Around-Boy ..... XYillie Rice Prettiest Girl ........ -X nn Klcfllnnailmn Best-.-Xll-Around-Girl ..........., Ann AlCClHl1Hl18l1 Handsomest Boy ......... james Boyd 'Www Host Popular Girl.joAnn Nlcl-'herson Daintiest Girl ...... JoAnn Nlcljherson Most Popular Boy ...... Robert Duke Xlost Versatile Boy ..... Robert Duke Fricndlicst Girl ......... Margie Allen Best-All-.-Xrouml-Girl. . .Klargic Allen Fricndlicst Boy ....,. Bobby Robinson Witticst Girl ..... ..., . Mm Rulminwii llitticst Buy. . . ..... jinimi' Ulwr 81 Girl Host Likely to Succeed ..... lflizabcth Xlclinight Boy Most Likely to Succccd .,... Bobby Smith ? 'I Xlosr Dignificd Girl .... ,IL1LlYCLll1lCI'0I1 Xlost Uignilicd Boy ...,.... Billy Akin Host .-Xtlilctic Girl ..... Nancy liuzicr Nearest Boy ,..,...... Donald Xlcdlcy Most Bashful Girl, .....,. Peggy Roy Most Basliful Boy ......... Billy Akin B2 4 -. W y-B. 3 u-.,...,m if ,of it jf If X' no Zfmm' 'Y 'fl 4 1 Q A . I' J 1 8 1 ' S 1 I l J X 1 2 , v fi x iw Q 'k 1 ' 1 ' :MQ 4 1'4Y if Huw Presndent ..,,. ,..... T sm mg X S Hhs , .aux I pw 1? Vice-President JANUARY CLASS DORIS BALDXYIN Commercial R.O.'I'.C. Sponsor -lg Football Queen Attendant -lg Y-Teens 3, -lg Glee Club -lg Allied Youth -lg Monitor Club 3, -lg Boy-Girl Friendship Club -lg R.O.'Ii.C. Sponsor Club -lg Vice-President Hoinerooin -lg Pep Club -lg Mass Chorus -l. JAMES EARL CHANCE Academic Monitor 2, 3, 4, Head Monitor -lg Fire Chief -lg Civi- tan Club 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms -lg Latin Club 2, 3g Allied Youth 2g Basketball Team 2, 3, -lg Treasurer of January Class -lg Boy-Girl Friendship Club 3, -l, President -lg Student Council 3g President of Home- rooni -lg Delegate to Southern Association of Stu- dent Council -lg Yiee-President Pep Club -lg Co- Sports lfditor of Grey lfagle -lg Most Athletic, lfriendliest Boy, January Class. LCCY I3ODII,Y Academic-Comniereial Library Staff 2, 3, -lg Boy-Girl Friendship Club -lg Glee Club -lg Chorus -lg Most Bashful Girl, January Class. SIDNEY COLLINS Academic Football Team 2, 3, -lg Latin Club Z, 3g Allied Youth 2, 3g Boy-Girl Friendship -lg Hi-Y 2, 3, -l, Secretary- Treasurer -lg Monitor 2, 3, -lg Library Staff 3, -lg President's Cabinet -lg Fishing Club -lg Pep Club -lg Rifle Team 3g Vice-President January Class: Mit- tiest Boy, January Class. JOHN THOMAS BOMAR, Ill Academic President Student Body -lg Latin Club Z, 3g Ili-Y 2, 3, -l, Vice-President 3g Football 2, 3, -l, Captain -lg Boy-Girl Friendship -l, Vice-President -l, Sergeant- at-Arms 3g Presidents Cabinet 3, -lg Monitor 2, 3, -lg Basketball 3g President of Homeroom 2, 3, Student Council 2, Representative to Nat'l Student Couneil at Denver 3g President Senior Class -la Most Popu- lar, Most Versatile Boy, January Class. JOSEPH YY. DAVIDSON JR. Academic-Commercial Library Staff 2g Boy-Girl Friendship -lg Male Chor- us -lg Fishing Club 4, President -l. REBA JANE BRIGGS Academic-Commercial Boy-Girl Friendship Club -l. RICHARD DAVIS Academic Latin Club 2, 3g Civitan Club -l. NORMA LOIS BURGESS Academic-Commercial Sunshine Club Ig Latin Club Z, 3g Boy-Girl Friend- ship -lg Mass Chorus 3, -l. JAMES DFRRYBFRRY Academic-Commercial D.O. Club 4, T Sz I Club -lg Boy-Girl Friendship -l 86 64.33 ff af la ff fe RALPH ILMILRY Academic Latin Club 2, 3, Allied Youth 3, 4, Male Chorus 4, Iinsemble 4, Civitan Club 4, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, Librarian 4, Most Digniiied, january Class. PICGGY HUNT Commercial R.O.T.C. Sponsor 3, 4, Civinette Club 3, 4, Scr- geant-at-Arms 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Girls Glee Club 4, Monitor Club 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, Homecoming Queen 4, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, R.0.T.C. Sponsor Club 4, Basketball Z, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Mass Chorus 4, Secretary january Class, Most Popular, Most Athletic, Best-All-Round, Most Versatile Girl january Class. HAROLD FRASER Homeroom President 4, Fire Patrol 4, Monitor 2, 3, 4, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, Latin Club 2. RAYMOND DOUGLAS KEEF Commercial Basketball 3, '4, Monitor 4, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4. CARL NV. FURLOUGH Academic Civitan Club 3, 4, Fishing Club 3, 4, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, Monitor 3, 4. BOBBY JOE MARTIN Academic-Commercial Civitan Club 3, 4, Allied Youth 4, Boy-Girl Friend- ship Club 4, R.O.T.C. Staff 3, 4, Iinsemble 3, 4, Male Chorus 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, All-City Chorus 4, Com- fnutcrs Chorus 3, Boy Most Likely to Succeed janu- ary Class, Most Dignified Boy, january Class. JIMMY HALIL Academic H ILDRI-ZD McDOLF Academic .IFR RY HOOPILR Academic-Commercial MILDRFD MILLER Academic Latin Club 2, 3, Library Staff 2, 3, Allied Youth 3, 4, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, Dramatic Guild 2, Daintiest Girl january Class. X K,-3 Q 15 'XT 5 T? YU' J? 5-ir' f' ww -mf NANCY OXYEN Academic-Commercial Boy-Girl Friendship Club 43 Girls Scouts 23 Moni- tor 33 Chorus 2, 33 Best-All-Round, Friendliest, Prettiest Girl january Class. SHANNON SKALLEY Academic Civitan Club 4: Boy-Girl Friendship Club 43 Grey Eagle Typist 43 Office Staff 43 Eagle Club 3, Sec- retary 33 Eagle Staff 3, 43 Mass Chorus 3, 43 Student Council 33 Glee Club 3, 4g Latin Club 2, 3, Secretary 23 Secretary Homeroom Z3 Dramatic Guild 23 Li- brary Staff 23 Nlonitor 43 Girl Most Likely to Suc- ceed january Class. JEAN PENDERGRASS Academic-Commercial Allied Youth 3, 43 Boy-Girl Friendship Club 43 Cheerleader 3, 43 Dramatic Guild 23 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 2, 3, Yiee-President 23 Treasurer 33 Library Staff 23 Mass Chorus 2, 3, 43 R.O.T.C. Sponsor-and-Officers Club 3, Treasurer 3g Grey Eagle Typist 4g Vice-President Homeroom 23 Y- Teens 43 Eagle Club 23 Representative to Young Kloderns' Den 43 Most Dignified, .Xlost Versatile Girl january Class. LOUISE SOUTH Academic-Commercial Y-Teens Z3 Xlonitor 2, 33 Latin Club 2, 3, 43 Chorus Z, 3, 43 Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4. SARA NADINE PRUITT Academic-Commercial Red Cross 2, 33 Boy-Girl Friendship Club 43 Ofhce Staff 2, 3. LAURICE SHELTON Academic Chorus 23 Latin Club Z, 33 Allied Youth 33 Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4. IMOGENE RITTENBERRY Academic-Commercial Library Staff 23 Latin Club 2, 33 Allied Youth 33 Boy-Girl Friendship 43 Girls' Glee Club 4. HERBERT SUMMERS Academic-Commercial Latin Club 2, 33 Allied Youth 33 Boy-Girl Friend- ship Club 4. JOE RITTENBURY Academic 4333 iw PAUL TROUTT 3 ' Academic-Commercial Basketball Team 2, 3, 43 Baseball Team 43 Monitor f 3 33 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. 'Y -x V ill 88 MARTHA URSERY Academic-Commercial Student Council 2, Library Staff 2, Boy-Girl Friend- ship 45 Glee Club 4. LEYVIS VVILLIAMS Academic-Commercial Latin Club 2, 3, Allied Youth 3, 4, Monitor 3, 4g Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, Neatest Boy January Class. FARRIS E. VVALKER Academic Transfer from Hume-Fogg High School. Auto Mechanics 3, 4, T811 Rep. 2, 3g Student Council 2, 35 Vice-President Homeroom 3. LEONARD VVILLS Academic Hi-Y 4, Vice-President 43 Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, President's Cabinet 4, Fire Patrol 4, Moni- tor 3, 4. GEORGE EARL WEST Academic-Commercial Band 2, 3, D. O. Club 4, T. 84 I. Club 4. PAULINE WOOD Academic-Commercial Latin Club 2, 3, Library Staff 2, 3g Boy-Girl Friend- ship Club 4g YVittiest Girl january Class. Seniors IVitb0ut Pictures Lyman Anglea Margaret Harper joe Binklcy Birdie jones john Fulcher Ruth Moss 89 ,,..f-5?-as fJx,:T,f-v ' , Mi, -ewwv, . ,Q , 4 'gxmfv w hw QQ tg: J hw iigaffxwyinf wi gvygfyfi 'fix , 1,2w,?,g A4?'fa,,R, Hiwfjv 2Q2if42wf w2f 3 ??5 f-f R, 'Aw 'ff A ...,A- ff .. sig, .i 1 , ' W ' 1 1 ,PA Y' ,Q ' , y as - 11.511 V W' 4 ' b i,-,aqggfpwl-gs ,X Af '19 ffglw F' WY? '-'Fr-M,M:'. ' , ,ix X ..xHe,Sz ..N I lik, .,M.jf,Q1?X is A -'ini' 4f .gr fx f'+'7' ,,ww,Ni'Q 1-713 ,kxq ,.,3M , vQ ,',3 , Q Y JPL W ,+gQ'Tw:,yl. 5,X:3'Afff?, ' Y' Z 'A Awww , -ff 'fn -xv , 1 f'J,Lf:'4 wx , 6 Q iff ,, ,. 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Club 4 j-XNILS BX RON BLI X INS 'XCHCICIIIIL NI-XRX LA XIIII' B -Xcadenuc C0l'I1ITILI'Cl3l Box Glrl Frlcndshlp Club 4 T 8 I Club 4 klhcd Xouth 7 Dramatne C ulli 7 , 1 Q , Homcroom Basketball Runner Up 3, D O Club 4 LI LOCK 93 m Club 'Us is MARGARET ANNE BURTON Academic-Commercial Allied Youth 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Girls, Glee Club 3, 4, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, Eagle Club 2, Spanish Club 2, 3. LEON CARTER Academic Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, Male Chorus 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 4, Class Grumbler 4. LESLIE BURNETT Academic-Commercial SHIRLEY MARIE CHARLTON Academic Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Aeeompanist 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Mass Chorus 2, 3, 4, Red Cross Representa- tive 2, Library Staff 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, Eagle Club 3, 4, Eagle Staff 4, Page Editor 4, Ulmmortal Sixteen 3, All-City Chor- us 3, 4, Commuters' Chorus 2, 4, Band 3, 4, Dra- matic Guild 3, 4, N.F.L. 3, 4, Varsity Debate Team 4, President of Speech Class 4, Co-Feature Editor of Grey Eagle 4. VVILLIANI BYRD Academic Male Chorus 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Rhythm 4-l-2 4, All- City Band 2, All-Festival Band 4, All-State Band 4, R.O.T.C. Band 3, 4. BERTHA CLARK Academic-Commercial Dramatic Guild 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Eagle Club 2, Monitor 4, Allied Youth 4, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4. JUDY CAMERON Academic Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Civinette Club 4, Yiee-Presi- dent 4, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, Dramatic Guild 2, 3, 4, Program Chairman 4, Treasurer 4, Girls' Glee Club Z, 3, 4, Yice-President 4, Ensemble 3, 4, Eagle Club 2, 3, Latin Club 2, 3, Student Council 2, Mass Chorus 2, 3, 4, Most Dignified Girl june Class 4, Grey Eagle Staff, Co-Club Editor 4. BILLY RANISEY CLINE Academic-Commercial Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Hi-Y Basketball Team 2, 3, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, Monitor Z, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Student Council 2, Viee-Presi- dent Homeroom 2, 3. JOANNE CANTRELL Commercial Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Red Cross Representative 3, H. R. Secretary 4, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, -Monitor Club 4. JULIA ANN COLE Academic-Commereial Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Guild 2, 3, 4, Boy- Girl Friendship Club 4, Red Cross Representative 3. 911 ,ks QQ 6 gs-A .QW 'uf' I-nl?'l ' 09 AT' X I I COI I S Xnulcnuc. C,OIIllI1LI'Llll r X C L I 7 w 4 X uutb I lb: IFX Stuff 7 Rui C ross Iiupxgsmrltna X m nr 4 lic x C lrl I rxcmlslup C, u 1 I I XL ulunlu C mmnclull lul X nutll CL u 1 I3 x C lrl I FILIIL s ll 5 ll Iuns Ilrmnm C llllll XI-XRX I LI7 -XBI I H COXII35 'XCJdCIIllC I Isle C,lub ox CJIFI I-rlgndslup Club 4 X X C OX II IXCICICIIIIL C ommgrull omllnttsxlllg IIlgl1SCl1oul I m C lrl I IILIXC s x Club 4 Bxsl Lrblll 4 Ilmmmom X lu Pruulmt 4 DXRI I Xl jOX COXIPIOX Audnmlg Commcrull ns ctbmll 3 4 'Icnms 7 J Chccrcldu' v x mttu Club 4 X 'hens 7 4 Sur HXII1cd Xouth 7 4 Inscmblc J 4 C xrls C lu. Club 4I1c JXIassC,mus7v4f C lrl I rlcmlslup Club 4 XX II I IXXI COX II I I Acndcmlg Irmsfar from Coodlettsxxllc Hlgh Qduml IOIS IXIIXN CONN! 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NANCY JOYCE DOZIER Academic Basketball 2 3 4, Captain 4' Y-Teens 2 3 4- Boy- Girl Friendship Club 4' Civitan Club 3 3 Latin Club 2 3' Allied Youth 2 3 4- lXlonitor2 , 41 Xlost Athletic Girl 4' Tennis Team 4. AURELIA FITTS Academic-Commercial X -Teens 3' Allied Youth 2 3' Fishing Club 3- Mon- itor Club 3g Library Club 3g Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4g D.O. Club 4, Chaplaing T. 8: I. Club 4g Treasurer of Homeroom 2. DONALD DUKE Academic Civitan Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4g Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4g Allied Youth 2, 3, 4g Student Court 4g Stu dent Council 3, 4g Representative to Young Xlod ern's Den 4g Spanish Club 2, 3g Dramatic Guild 2 w R.O.T.C, Ofhcer 3, 4g Xlost Courteous Senior' Honor Society 4g Rhythm 44-2. w ICDXVARD NEALE FLETCHER Academic-Commercial Baseball Zg Band 4g Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4g Pep Club 4g Hunting and Fishing Club 2, 31 Xloni- tor 2, 3g R.0.T.C. 2, 3, 4. 'Q 'Qui 'WW W. X Zim sy at gg? A 5' ia.. P f 5 K 'J t 4 M 3 7 if C E fb. ahah- ' 'muff V ,Ui 6 lm, 91 3 ,an 45 'c T' I DN -X SLI l ORRI STLR -Xcademic C ommcreml lxemxood lllgh School lilltlmorc Xlt Girl l riuidship C lub 4 P-XLI -X JOXFI G-XRX IN Xtadcmic Commercial X Teens 3 Box Curl Friendship Clul Club 4 Ill-XDDLLS CR -XIG FOY Academic Commercial l-ootbill 3 4 Red Cross Director 4 Student Loun 7 R J 7 3 4 5p1lllSl1 Club 3 4 Box Friendship Club 4 Xlomtor 3 4 Homcrooni Presi dent 7 3 Pep Club 4 Huntmff Fishing Club 7 DORIS JANE GENTRY -Xcademic-Commercial Girls Glee Club Z 3 4, Boy-Cirl Friendship Club 4. JANIES LEON,-XRD FRASER Academic Hi-Y 3 4' Boy-Cirl Friendship Club 4' Xlonitor 4' l3asketball3 4. HAROLD CENTRE Academic Ensemble 4- Male Chorus 7 3 4- Civitan Club 3 4' Basketball B Team3 Football Nlanager4 Allied Xouth 3 4 Nlomtor 4 JANHS THONIAS G-XLLOV AX -Xcademic Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, Monitor Club 3, 4, Football 4. CARLTON GRACE Academic RUTH MINDEL GARDENHIRE Academic Dramatic Guild, Key Xlcmber 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 2nd Vice-President 3, 4, N.F.I.. 2, 3, 4, Degree of Distinction 3, Secretary 3, lst Debate Team 3, 4, Eagle Staff 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor 3, 4, Grey Eagle Co- Editor 4, Ensemble, Girls' Glee Club, Chorus 2, 3, 4, All-City Chorus 2, Commuters' Chorus 4, Stu- dent Council 2, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, Honor Society 3, Civinette Club 3, 4, President 4. HENRY GREEN Academic 97 'Q 'Wan W wr. 'gms 1 l, cam Kr- 33 X l , I , 6 ! V-nv 5 ag, 'L if ea aw- 457 'VY an DOROTHY JEAN GRIFFIN Academic-Commercial D.O. Club 4, T. 8: I. Club 4, Basketball 2, Glee Club 3. ELIZABETH HAYS Academic-Commercial Ensemble 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Mass Chorus 2, 3, 4, Civinettes 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Boy-Girl Friendship Club, Chaplain 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Red Cross 2, Y-Teens, President 4, Allied Youth 2, Class ProphetA4, D.A.R. Med- alist 4. FRANKIE GRIMES Academic Homeroom President 2, Fishing Club, President 4, Latin Club 2, 3. DON HEATH Academic Hi-Y 3, 4, Male Chorus 2, 3, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, Spanish Club 2, Football 3, 4, R.O.T.C. 4. KENNETH HAAS Academic Football 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Grey Eagle Staff 4, President's Cabinet 3, Student Council 2, 3, Latin Club 2, 3, Monitor 2, 3, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, Allied Youth 2, 3, R.O.T.C. 2, 3, 4. REGINA ANNEI-IICKS Academic-Commercial Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4. NEAL CARINNE HALE Academic-Commercial Dramatic Guild 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Monitor 3, 4, Y-Teen 4, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, Safety Coun- cil 4. GLADELLE HIGGINS Academic-Commercial Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Guild 4, Allied Youth 4, Monitor 4, Chorus 4, Girl Scouts 3, 4, Library Staff 3, D.O. Club 4, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, Girls' Glee Club 4, Student Council Representative 4, T.8tI. Club 4. BARBARA GENEVA HALL Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4. JOHN LESLIE HOGUE Academic Civitan Club 4, Allied Youth 4, Ensemble 4, Boy. Girl Friendship Club 4, Monitor 4, Male Chorus 2, 3, 4, Color Guard. 98 IRENE HOOPER Academic-Commercial Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 3, 4, Monitor 3, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, Eagle Club 3, 4. JUDITH LEE JENKINS Academic De Land High School, De Land, Florida 2, 3, N.F.L. 4, Girls' Glee Club 4, Dramatic Guild 4, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4. ALLEN HORTON Academic Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, R.O.T.C. 2, 3, 4, Ser- geant, Fishing Club 4, Mass Chorus. BETTY JOAN JETT Academic Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Guild 3, 4, Eagle Club 2, 3, 4, Office Staff 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 3, Boy- Girl Friendship Club 4. THOMAS HENRY HUDSON Academic EUGENE JUDD Academic Allied Youth, RiHe Team, R.O.T.C. 2, 3, 4, Lieu- tenant, Fishing Club. GEORGE HULSEY Academic Ensemble, Male Chorus 2, 3, 4, Male Quartet 3, 4, Rifle Team, Football 4, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4. Jovciz JUDKINS Academic-Commercial JANET JENKINS HADEN Academic-Commercial Civinette Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Eagle Club 2, 3, Dramatic Guild 2, Allied Youth 2, 3, Girls' Glce Club 2, 3, 4, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, Secretary Homeroom 2, 3, Devotional Chairman 2, 3, Mass Chorus 2, 3, 4, Monitor 3, 4, Pep Club 4. ANN KEPLINGER Academic Latin Club 2, 3, Allied Youth Club 4, Dramatic Guild 2, 4, Eagle Club, Secretary 4, Eagle Staff 4, Editor 4l3, Grey Eagle Staff 4, Literary Editor, Civinette Club 4, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, D.O. Club 3, 4, President 3, Secretary 4, T.8:I. Club 3, 4- Honor Society 3, 4, Valedictorian 4. 'Q 7 A fi Rn f'.'6,,'- fit 4, 1 fiv- f 'QL 'R' 'sg-51 W . WS ' 42. ' -F BETTY KERR Academic-Commercial Goodlettsville High 29 Fishing Club 39 Senior Girl Scouts, President 3, 49 Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4. BEVERLY ANNE LIGGETT Academic-Commercial Latin Club 2, 39 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Ensemble 3, 49 Allied Youth 49 Boy-Girl Friendship 4g Moni- tor 2, 49 Attendant, Football Queen 4g Mass Chorus Z, 3, 49 President's Advisory Council 4. HELEN KING Academic-Commercial Latin Club 2, 39 Allied Youth 3, 49 Library Staff 2, 3, 49 Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4g Red Cross Repre- sentative 39 Homeroom President 4. ANNA LOUISE LILLEY Academic-Commercial Spanish Club 2, 39 Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4. THOMAS KING Academic ETHEL MARIE LOKEY Academic-Commercial Library Staff 2, 39 Girls' Glee Club 3g Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4. CHARLES CLAY LANNOM Academic Student Court 4g Latin Club 3, 49 Civitan Club 49 Rhythm 4+2Q Program Chairman, Boy-Girl Friend- ship Club 49 Allied Youth 3, 4. JOANN LOVE DUNCAN Academic-Commercial Girls' Glee Club 39 Mass Chorus 3g Y-Teens 3, 49 Boy-Girl Friendship Club 49 Homeroom Secretary 29 Allied Youth 2. MARJORIE LAVV SON Academic-Comn ercial BEVERLY MARTHA LUCKY Acade nic-Commercial Litton High Schoo 2, 39 T.8rI. Club 4g Boy-L Friendship Club 49 D.O. Club 4, IOO 'f-31' 'YP'-uf 1 6.1 A if 3 ga' ,M 3 'lf W' gg ...V f Q . . Z, 495,49-F Q',-A-v MARY ANNE LYON Academic-Commercial Library Club 2, 3, Latin Club 2, Boy-Girl Friend- ship Club 4, Eagle Club 3, Glee Club 4, Monitor 2. ANN McCLANAHAN Academic-Commercial Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain 4, Prettiest, Best-All- Around-Girl 4, R.O.T.C. Band Sponsor, Captain 2, 3, 4, Tennis Team 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, President 4, Civinette Club 4, Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Eagle Club 2, 3, 4, Program Chairman 4, Eagle Staff 3, 4, Business Staff 4, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Eagle Typist, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Dramatic Guild 2, Monitor Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President Homeroom 2, JIMMY R. MARTIN Academic R.O.T.C. 2, 3, 4, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4. L. CLIFFORD McKEE JR. Academic Civitan Club 4, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary of Home- room 2, President 2. ROBERT L. MAXVVELL Academic Monitor 4, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, Fishing Club Vice-President 4. ELIZABETH CATE MCKNIGHT Academic N.F.L. 2, 3, 4, Degree of Distinction 3, Secretary 4, Eagle Staff 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor 3, 4, Co-Editor Grey Eagle 4, President M.T.H.S.P.A. 4, Dramatic Guild Key Member 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, Civinette Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Student Court 3, 4, Secretary 4, Student Council 3, 4, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, Program Chairman 4, Volunteer Girls' State 1950, Goyernor's Cabinet, Girl Most Likely to Succeed, june Class. DAVID MAYHEW Academic Murfreesboro High 2, 3, Hi-Y 4, Dramatic Guild 4, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4. JO ANN MCPHERSON Academic Dramatic Guild 2, 3, 4, Key Member 3, 4, Secretary 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, President 3, Eagle Club 2, 3, 4, Eagle Staff, Exchange Editor 3, Business StaH' 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Social Chairman 4, Homeroom Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, Monitor 2, 3, 4, Fire Patrol 3, President's Cabinet 3, Grey Eagle Business Staff 4, Hi-Y Sock Hop Queen 2, R.O.T.C. Sponsor 2, 3, 4, Battalion Sponsor 4, Cheer- leader 3, 4, Football Queen Attendant 4, Daintiest Girl, Most Popular Girl, June Class, Will-Maker 4. BETTYE ANN MAYO Academic-Commercial Glee Club 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4. DONALD MURRAY MEDLEY Academic Litton High 2, Vice-President 4, Student Council 3, 4, Red Cross 3, Monitor 3, President's Cabinet 4, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, Latin 3, 4, R.O.T.C. 3, 4, Civitan Club 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Grey Fagle Business Staff 4, Inter-High Student Council 4, Rep- resentative to Southern Association Student Coun- cil 4, Nearest Boy of june Class 4. i an-, 'Ulm QQ: P-s 1559 Edit' 21? Ll ,ga BETTY MEEKER Academic-Commercial ANNA LOUISE NORTON Academic-Commercial Choms 3, Girls' Glee Club 3, Eagle Club 3, D.O. Club 3, 4, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, T.8tI. Club 4. BILLY MIMS Academic-Commercial D.O. Club 3, 4. GEORGE ORRAND Academic Fire Patrol 4, R.O.T.C. 2, 3, 4, Monitor 4, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4. MARGARET H. MORRISON Academic Band 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 2, 3, Social Chairman 3, 4, Mid-State Band 2, All-State Band 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Guild 3, 4, Key Member 4, Vice-President 4, Eagle Club 3, 4, Eagle Staff 3, 4, Grey Eagle Staff, Club Editor 4, Monitor 4, Student Council Secretary 4, Honor Society 3, 4. EDITH PARSONS SLOAN Academic-Commercial Latin Club 2, 3, Y-Teens 4, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4. RONALD GADD MOSBY Academic Civitan Club 3, 4, Student Court 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, President Homeroom 2, 3, N.F.L. 2, 3, 4, President's Cabinet 3, 4, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, R.O.T.C. Company Commander 4, Allied Youth 3, 4, Tennis Team 3, 4, President Speech Class 3. BETTIE LOIS PATTERSON Academic-Commercial Treasurer Senior Class, Feature Editor Gray Eagle, Boy-Girl Friendship 4, President 4, Civinette Club 4, Secretary 4, Prom Chairman 4, Ensemble 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Mass Chorus 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 3, Vice-President 3, Latin Club 2, 3, Secretary 3, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 4, Dramatic Guild 2, 3, Homeroom Secretary 3, Treasurer 4. REBECCA ANN NABORS Academic-Commercial Ensemble 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Mass Chorus 2, 3, 4, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, All-City Chorus 3, 4, Commuters' Chorus 2, 4, Dramatic Guild 3, Monitor 2, Allied Youth 3, 4. CHARLENE PHELPS Academic-Commercial President Red Cross 4, Girls' Glee Club 4, Monitor 2, 3, Dramatic Guild 2, Office Staff 3, 4, Y-Teens 4, Secretary-Treasurer Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, Secretary Homeroom 2, Fishing Club 4. hw 'vb aa 5- ,,,, x 'eff' C 6' nm' .Q g, tan. 'Vx BETTYE JEAN PHILLIPS Academic Transferred from Litton jr. Year, Band 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Library Staff 4. PATSY RAINEY Academic-Commercial Y-Teens 3, 4, Eagle Club 2, 3, 4, Eagle Business Staff 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, Mass Chorus 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Boy- Girl Friendship Club 4, Vice-President of Home- room 4, Eagle Typist 4, Office Staff 3, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Monitor 2, 3, 4, Secretary of Homeroom 3, Civinette Club 4. BILLY PHILLIPS Academic Civitan Club 4, Allied Youth 3, 4, Boy-Girl Friend- ship Club 4, Monitor 3, 4, Dramatic Guild 2, 3, Male Chorus 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 4. JAMES T. RALSTON Academic Civitan Club 4, Ensemble 3, 4, Male Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mass Chorus 2, 3, 4, Rifle Team 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club Z, 3, Vice-President 2, 3, R.O.T.C. Staff, Color Guard 2, 3, Allied Youth 3, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4. MARGERY ANN P'POOL Academic Latin Club 2, 3, Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Accompanist, Male Chorus 4, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, Civinette Club 3, 4, Honor So- ciety 3, Mass Chorus 2, 3, 4, All-City Chorus 2, 3, 4, Commuters' Chorus 2, 4, Allied Youth 3, Eagle Club 3. .IOICE RAY Academic-Commercial Monitor 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, Girl Scouts 3, Y-Teens 2. CLEO PRESLEY Commercial RICHARD REYES Civitan Club 3, 4, Ensemble 3, 4, President 4, Boy- Girl Friendship Club 4, Male Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mass Chorus 2, 3, 4, Rifle Team 2, 3, 4, R.O.T.C. Officer 4, Color Guard 2, 3, Spanish 2, 3, President's Advisory Committee 3, Allied Youth 3, I-Iomeroom President 3, 4. .IUANITA ELIZABETH PULLIAS Academic-Commercial Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, Senior Y-Teens 4, Grey Eagle Typist 4, Pep Club 4. CHARLES REYNOLDS Academic N.F.L. 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Guild 2, 3, R.O.T.C. Band 2, 3, Pep Club 4. 103 is F., ,n,,,,,x my S. YT' ri 3, 4'6 gr 1 149' WN YS VVILLIAXI MYERS RICE Academic Spanish Club 3, 4, Grey Eagle Business Staff 4g Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3g Boy-Girl Friend- ship Club 4g Pep Club 4g Student Council 3, 4g Head Xlonitor 3, Monitor 2, 3, 4g Student Court 3, 4, Chief justice 4g Fire Patrol 2, 3, 4, Fire Chief 3g Presidents Cabinet 3g Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President 4g Basketball Team 2, 3, 4g Football Team 2, 3, 4g Alternate Captain 4g Best-All-Around. Xlost Athletic Boy, june Classg Civitan Medalist 4. PEGGY MARIE ROY Academic-Commercial Dramatic Guild 2, 3g Y-Teens 4g Boy-Girl Friend- ship Club 4 LOR-X XIAI ROBERSONI Academic Commercial I atm Club 7 Box Girl Friendship Club 4 IDTIIIIIIIL Guild 2 Xl XR'I H-X ,Il ANNINF SCOTT -Kc idemie Commercial Rcd I loss Rcprtscntitne 7 C irls C lec f lub Box Gnl l ricndship Club 4 IORETTA ANN ROBINSON Academic Commercial Xlonitor 7 3 4 Allied Xouth 7 Box Girl Iriend ship Club 4 X Teens 7 3 4 Spanish Club 7 Otllicc Stiff 3 YI ittiest Girl june Class Xlxss Chorus s DOROTHX SEAT Academic Commercial Basltetbtll 7 3 DO Club 4 XX ORRICR GRI E ROBINSON III Academic X icc President Student Bodx 4 Cixitm Club X ict President 4 Box Girl Iriendship Club 4 I xt in Club 7 3 Footlnll 4 X ice President Homeioom 3 Nlonitor 1 4 -XlliedXouth7 3 4 Friendhest Box june Class CARL E SEIGENTH -XI ER -Xeadcmic Commercial -Xllied Xouth 9 4 Honor Soeietx 4 Student Coun cil 7 Prcsident s Council 4 X IRGINIA LORFNF ROINI AIND Academic Commercial Girl Scouts 7 Student Council 7 Girls Glee Club 4 X icc President Homeroom J Honor Socictx 3 4 Ireasurcr' D O Club 4 T SLI Club 4 N ice Presi dent Box Girl Friendship Club 4 Class Historian 4 -IANIES SEIGENITH ALER Academic Commercial DO Club 4 Bos Girl Friendship Club 4 Allied Xouth 3 4 President Homeroom 2 TSI Club 4 Library Club 2 3 104 .cf .Vx S 1545. 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JO ICTTA SMITH KFMP Academic-Commercial Y-Teens 3, -lg Girls' Glce Club 2, 3g Mass Chorus 2, 3g Ifagle Club 2, 3, -lg Monitor 2, 3, -lg Boy-Girl Friendship Club -lg R.O.T.C. Sponsor 3, -lg Sponsors X Officers Club 3g Homerooin Ofiicer 3, -lg Dramatic Guild 2g Red Cross 3. JIM SEVIFR Academic-Commercial Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4g Baseball 3, -l. NORMA JEAN SMITH Academic-Commercial Dramatic Guild 2g Fagle Club 2, 3g Library Club 2, 3g Library Staff 2, 3g Allied Youth 2, 3, -lg Basketball Team 2, 3, -lg Monitor 3, -lg Y-Teens 3, -lg Assistant Fire Chief 4: Boy-Girl Friendship Club -l, Program Chairman 4g Fire Patrol -l. EMMA LUCILLIC SIMPSON HATCHIQR Academic-Commercial Dramatic Guild 3g Y-Teens 2, 3g Library Club Zg Latin Club 2, 3g D.O. Club 4g Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4. ROBERT LUCIEN SMITH JR. Academic Hi-Y Club 3, -l, Chaplain 4g Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, Secretary, Chaplain 4g Eagle Club 2g R.O. T.C. 2, 3g Honor Society 3, 4g Grev Fagle Staff 4g Boy Most Likely to Succeed, June Class: President Student Body 4. DOROTHY LVFLYN SMITH Academic-Commercial Girl Scouts 2g Fishing Club 2, 3, -lg D.O. Club -lg Honor Society 3g T K T Club -lg N.F.I.. 2, 3g Boy- Girl Friendship Club 4. XVILLIAM T. SMITH Academic-Commercial Boy-Girl Friendship Club -lg Ili-Y 2, 3, -lg Basket- ball 3, -lg Football 3, -lg R.O.'l'.C. 2, 3g Monitor 3, -l. JA MLS DFNNISON SXIITH 1 ,ff 091- 112.- gr-...v ,W qu 'KM Academic Vg Male Chorus 2. 3, -lg R.O.T.C. 2, 3g Monitor 2, -l. 'QW-rs. KA'I'Hl'lRIXIf BOYD SXLIQD Academic .- -s . Cnrls Clee Llub 2, 3, -lg Mass Chorus 2, 3, -la Allied Youth 3, -lg Chairman of Publicity -lg Latin Cffl- gl Dramatic Guild 3g Honor Society 3, -lg Box'-Girl Friendship Club -lg Salutatorian -li I IO5 .qnv ' :ix BETTY JO SNELL Academic-Commercial Y-Teens 2, Monitor Club 2, Girls' Glee Club 3, D.O. Club 3, 4, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4. XVILLIAM JEFFERSON STRICKLAND Academic Civitan Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, Chaplain 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Male Chorus 3, 4, Monitor 3, President of Home- room 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Golf 3, 4. BILLY DUKE SPEAR Academic Civitan Club 3, Chaplain 4, Eagle Club 2, 3, 4, Eagle Staff 3, 4, Grey Eagle Staff 4, Football 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4. MARY SYROST Academic-Commercial D.O. Club 4. CHARLES STEVENS Academic Band 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Commuters' Band 2, Mass Chorus 3, All-Festival Band 4, Civitan Club 4, Male Chorus 3, 4, All-City Band 2, Dramatic Guild 2, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, Program Chairman 4, R.O.T.C. 2, 3, All- State Band 4, Allied Youth 4, Rhythm 4-l-2 4. ANN ELIZABETH TEASLEY Academic-Commercial Spanish Club 2, 3, Glee Club 2, Band Z, 3, 4, Boy- Girl Friendship Club 4, Dramatic Guild 2. JACK STRATTON Academic Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, R.O.T.C. 2, 3, Moni- tor 4. JACK EDXVARD THOMPSON Academic Civitan Club 4, Treasurer 4, Monitor 4, Fire Patrol 4, Allied Youth 2, 3, 4, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Red Cross 4. MARTHA ANN STRATTON Academic Band 2, 3, 4, Commuters' Band 2, All-Festival Select Band 4, Ensemble 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 4, Allied Youth 2, Mass Chorus 4, Library Staff 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Dramatic Guild 2. BOBBIE JEAN UNDERVVOOD Academic-Commercial Library Staff 2, 3, Library Club 2, 3, Eagle Club 2, 3, Allied Youth 3, 4, Monitor 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Y-Teens 4, Dramatic Guild 4, Boy-Girl Friend- ship Club 4. IQ? fv- Ai BETTYE JEANNE VAUGHAN Academic Band 2, 3, 4g Middle Tennessee Band 4g Commuters' Band 4g Majorette 45 Spanish Club 2, 3g Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4. CI-IARLENE XVEHRENBERG Academic-Commercial Y-Teens 2, 3, 4g Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4g Fish- ing Club 23 D.O. Club 4g T.8tl. Club 4. JUDITH ROSE YVADE Academic REXINE NVELCH Academic-Commercial D.O. Club 49 T.8zI. Club 4. SAM XVALKER Academic Latin Club 25 R.O.T.C. 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY JEAN XVEST Academic-Commercial Library Club 23 Red Cross 3g Girls' Glee Club 33 Mass Chorus 3g D.O. Club 4g Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4. TH OMAS C. XVATTS Academic JIMMY VVEST Academic Civitan Club 4g Wittiest Boy 45 Spanish Club 2, 3 4g VVill Maker 4g Allied Youth 2, 3, 44 Initiation Chairmang Rhythm 44-2 4g Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4g Librarian 4. MARY EVELYN XVATTS Academic-Commercial .Allied Youth 2, 3g Dramatic Guild Zg Y-Teens 4g Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4g Basketball 3, 4g Home- room Vice-President 3g Monitor 2, 3. NORA JEAN VVHEAT Academic Allied Youth 2, 3g Dramatic Guild 2, 3g Spanish Club 2, 3, Secretary 3g Student Council 43 Pep Club 4g Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4. 107 f ff, new 15-' RIEVES WHEELER Academic Civitan Club 4, Honor Society 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, R.O.T.C. 2, 3, Rhythm 4-l-2 4, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4. ESTHER RUTH VVINFREY Academic-Commercial Y-Teens 3, 4, Student Council 3, Basketball 2, 3, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, Allied Youth 3, 4, Glec Club 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4. CLARA LEE WHITE Commercial Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4. RITA SUE WITI-IERSPOON Academic-Commercial Allied Youth 33 Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, Pep Club 4. DOROTHY j. VVILEY Academic-Commercial Fishing Club 2, Girl Scouts 2, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4. JOE C. YOUREE Commercial D.O. Club 3, 4, President 4, T. 8: I. Delegate 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Drum Marjor 4. MARIE WILLIAMS Academic-Commercial Goodlettsville High School 2, Fishing Club 3, Sen- ior Scouts 3, 4, Secretary 4, Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4. RALPH YOUREE Academic-Commercial KENNETH VVILSON Commercial-Academic Hi-Y 3, 4, Allied Youth 3, 4g Boy-Girl Friendship Club 4, Monitor 4, Baseball 3, 4, Basketball 3, Foot- ball 4. 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