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- Class of 1929

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Fulton High School - Forum Yearbook (Atlanta, GA) online collection, 1929 Edition, Cover

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Q i3wxnm1nwwv1v1wm1r4nm1ua a a aaaauzsarazaaaaaaaaszmmmusunwma WV 0 o be .0 2' go f U Q Vi ,I 'll 'K' ff! l'1f 1 5 l , . x, . I I M Ill llxl -, V I 3UEEMJInllgllllniilm W I A 'I I l ix A E'eIilln:- 5 imw 'I 1 H - ' HEI Q 11- ,f J 0 w 0 Q U FULTI NIFORUM awww LLLLLL LLLILL my -- Senior Class Omcers WILLIALI E. BELL President :I I 2 JEAN MCMILLAN . , . . Vice-President ELLA KELLY . . . . . Secretary MARIE MAULDIN . . . Treasurer 1 f V . - , - -I , . ' F, -I ,Y,, .,, ,,.,..,, ,,,,,,,,I,mm ,,,, i,,,,Y,.,,,I I,.... .. .........,.. ........ ,V V, , V ------w--v-'WUM 1 9 2 9 V' l Q, I l 'lr Ei K l I.. FULTNONIFQRU 'Q EMMETT B, ADAMS- Buster On their own merits modest men are dumb. Secretary Home Class '26, Sergeant in Military, '28: Lieutenant, '29. KATHERINE ELIZABETH ANDERSON UKat,, If the outlook is dark try the up-look. Home Economics Club, '26. JAMES F. ARTHUR- Jimmy The man worth while, is the man who can smile When everything goes dead wrong. Spanish Club, '26, '27: Hi '28, '29: First Sergeant in Military, '28: Lieutenant, '29: Officers Club, '29. RUBY JEWELL AUSTIN- Red A wise man says nothing he can not prove. IVIAUDE ELIZABETH BALDWIN H1-Ioneyu ' I resolved that, like the sun, so long as my day lasted, I would look on the bright side of everything. Honor Roll, '28. I-IERMINA FRANCES BAUM- Hermie Stubborn labor overcomes all things. Military. '26: Red Cross Representative, '27: Secretary Home Class, '29: Who's Who, '29. EUGENIA BELL- Dovey All the really worthwhile things in life are done by busy men and women. Class Poet, '29. WILLIAM E. BELL-IIWllll'8', The man who blushes is not quite a brute. President Home Class. '26, '27: Corporal in Military, '26, '27: Sergeant, '28: First Lieutenant and Personnel Officer, '29: Honor Roll, '26, '27, '28, Hi '29: Officers' Club, '29Z Annual Staff, '29: President Senior Class, '291 Senior Debate, '29. .t..,,....t,..,....... ,,,,,,, ,,,, , ,,,,,,,, K l 9 2 9 IULTONIFORUM 5 E., EMILY KNIGHT BROWN- Dumpy It matters not how long you live, but how well. President Home Class, '26g Spanish Club, '26, BROOKS BROWN Its not what you'd do with a million, but what you are doing with the dollar and a quarter you've got. First Lieutenant in Military, '29g Basket-ball. '28, '29. KATHERINE LYNETTE CARTER i Kitty ' Whatever else is good, a laugh is best. Girl Reserves, '26, '27, '28, '29: Dramatic Club, '28, '29: Basket-ball, '27: Glee Club, '27. FLOY MARIE CHAMLEE-- Little Oy Silent, yes, but where's the rub When wondrous words are underneath. Honor Roll, '26, '27, '29: Vice-President Home Class, '26: Secretary Home Class, '28: School Re- porter, '29: Home Economics Club, '29: Vice- President Joseph E. Brown Literary Debating Society, '29. F. LESTER COLLUM- Lasses Consider the fish. He never gets hooked as long as he keeps his mouth closed. Corporal in Military, '27: Sergeant, '28: Cap- tain and Adjutant, '29: Honor Holl, '26, '27, '28: President Home Class, '27, '28: Junior Debate, '28: Senior Debate, '29: Debating Team, '28, '292 Who's Who, '29: Dramatic Club, '29: Hi Y , '29: Junior Press, '29: Annual Staff, '29g Cheer Leader, '29, BENJAMIN CONYERS- Ben Stick to the battle and see the thing through, And don't be a quitter, whatever you do. Basket-ball, '28, '29: Captain, '29g Football, '29: Who's Who, '29: First Lieutenant in Mili- tary, '29, TATE CONYERS I want to go out with my head erectg I want to deserve all men's respect. Basket-ball, '29: Football, '29: First Lieutenant in Military, '29. CLINTON F. DARNELL- Runf ' Learning is like a bicycle: when it stops going it falls over. Lieutenant in Military, '29. 'No picture. wan: as --ie-- me I-A A I 9 2 9 , ,H FULTTUNFORUM ff'-- - --ff RUTH DEMPSEY- Rufus You can't have too much of a good thing. Home Economics Club, '29. MARJORIE ELMORE DOOLY1 Margie Charm strikes the sight, and Meri't wins the soul. Latin Medal, '26, President Home Class, '262 Honor Roll, '26, '27, '28, '29, Glee Club, '27, Basket-ball, '27, '29, Girl Reserves, '27, '28, '29, Dramatic Club, '28, '29, Junior Annual Repre- sentative, '28, Junior Debate, '28, Military Spon- sor, A'C Company, '29, Senior Debate. '29, Hi Sponsor, '29, Who's Who, '29, Annual Staff, '29. DOROTHY ELIZABETH EVANS- Dot Real service will not lose its noblenessf' SYDNEY J. FAVER--i'Sid His mind is his kingdom, his will, his law. First Lieutenant in Military, '29, Officers' Club, '29, Basket-ball, '29. FRANK H. GREY To blame a young man for being in love is like chiding one for being ill. President Home Class, '26, '27, '28, '29, Red Cross Representative, '27, '29, Annual Represen- tative, '27, Best Drilled Corporal, '28, Captain A Company, '29, State Bookkeeping Contest. '27, Senior Debate, '29, Annual Staff, '29, Hi '29, Officers' Club, '29. EDNA GREEN- Ed We that live to please, must please to live. Home Economics Club, '27, '28, '29, 4H Club, '27, Girl Reserves, '29, President Home Economics Club, '29. ALBERT S. GOWEN- Barney Personality will carry you anywhere. Where do you want to go, Barney? Captain in Military, '29, President Joseph E, Brown Literary and Debating Society, '29, Who's Who, '29. HARVEY H. HANNAH- Hard Hearted My only books were women's looks- And follies all they'ue taught me. Sergeant in Military, '26, Glee Club, '27, Hi '26, Lieutenant in Military, '29: Ollicers' Club, '29. ,....,., cm ..... um. ..... i.. ..............,........,........., M l 9 2 9 FULTONFORUM .... -. .,.,,. m, ..,..,... , , mtv BYRON HARBIN'k Sometimes I sit and think: Sometimes I just sit. Corporal in Military, '28: First Lieutenant. '29s State Bookkeeping Contest, '28. FRANCES J OSEPHINE HARRISON Fannie Sweetness is an everlasting charm. President Home Class, '26: Secretary Home Class, '28: Pianist in Glee Club, 'Z7: Honor Roll, '272 Girl Reserves, '29. MARY JULIA HARRISON-'IH0ppy', 'IA kindness is never lost. Home Class Secretary. '26. BLANCHE ELIZABETH HAYNIE She's little, but she's wise, She's terror for her size. Home Economics Club, '28. GEORGE B. HIGHTOWER Popular George, sincere, hind, A better fellow you'll never find. Sergeant in Military, '28s Captain. '29: Basket- ball, '28, '29s Football, '29: Who's Who, '29. AUGUSTINE V. HOBSQN- Gus How rnuch are you putting across? Are you listed as Profit or Lossfl' Sergeant in Military, '26: Staff Sergeant, '28s Lieutenant, '29: Glee Club, '27: Hi '26: Officers' Club, '29. NELLIE GRACE HOLBROOK- Pep This bit of advice is good, I've found If you can't go over or under, go round. Glee Club, '27: School Reporter. 'Z9g Gregg Writer Club, '29. IRIS lVlABEL HOPKINS , We're not foemen to be fought with, Merely problems to be solvedf' Glee Club, '27g Home Economics Club, '28, '29. , 'FNO picture. -- A . ....... . ...... ........ , , S l 9 2 9 ULTDNIFOR .gm ISOLYNE HORD Her hair is red, her smile is gay, She has a merry winning way. , HAZEL CHRISTINE HUGHES , Its the one who does the best, Tha! gets more joy than all the rest. Home Economcis Club, '29. MARGARET HUGHES- Diddle A favored temple is an humble heart. Home Economics Club, '29g Gregg Writers' Club, '29. SARAH WINN J ACKSON-- Jo I never trouble trouble, 'til trouble troubles me. Treasurer Home Economics Club, '26: Home Economics Club, '26, '27, '28, '29: Military Sponsor D Company, '28, '29, CECIL JOHNSON His neat shirt and buttoned up collar, Proved him a gentleman and a scholar. Senior Debate, '29, MARY SNOW JOHNSON- Red To take things as they be, That's my philosophy. Dramatic Club, '29: Girl Reserves, '29: Senior Debate, '293 Debating Team, '29, RUTH VIRGINIA JONES- Gypsie Steady of purpose, to her aim ever true, Full of mischief and seldom blue. Military, '26g Glee Club, '27: Girl's Quartet, '27g Girl Reserves, '29, ELIZABETH JONES I don't want to stand, with the setting sun, , And hate myself for the things I've done. Sophomore Debate, '27. I 9 2 9 IUM ULTONFDRU Y VVYVVV .Y,,, Y Y sg BENNIE IRIS J ONES--ul gy Nature made her what she is, And never made another. Red Cross Certificate, '28g Vice-President Home Class, '29, ELLA MAE KELLEY-'fEIIa Cindersu She does the work she is set to do And therein honor lies, Honor Roll, '26, '27, '28, '29: Home Economics Club, '27: Secretary Joseph E. Brown Literary and Debating Society, '28: Debating Team, '28: Letter Club, '28, '293 Secretary Senior Class, '29: Who's Who, '29: Annual Staff, '29. CARL D. KING- Lefty If women interfere with work, quit work. Baseball, '26, '27, '28, '29: First Lieutenant in Military, '28: Captain, '29: President Home Class, '29, RUTH MARIAN KLINE- Ruthie Let the world slide, let the world go, A fig for care, a fig for woe. Annual Representative, '28g Vice-President Home Class, '28, DAN LANDERS- Big 'Un A good reputation is more valuable than money. Honor Roll, '26, '27: Red Cross Representative, '26g Glee Club, '27: Hi Y , '27, '28, '293 Dramatic Club, '28, '29. CHARLIE MADGE LAWRENCE- Feather True worth is being, not seeming. Home Economics Club, '27, '28, '29: Gregg Writer Club, '29. FLOY JEANNETTE LEAMON- Nina She's something sterling that will stag When gold and silver pass away. President Home Class, '26: Alethean Literary Society, '26: Home Economics Club, '27, '29: Shorthand Certificate, '28: Senior Debate, '29. OLIN P. LEE- General There, we see the mind's construction in the face. President Dramatic Club, '28, '29: Captain in Military, '28, '29g President Junior Class, '28. -- ----- ------ ffff mg ---, Q V illzw, 4 l ll 9 2 9 F F l 1 F l l l r l l r l F I r ' . 'ULT'ONlFDRU aaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaa A J. C. MASON- Jake A jolly good fellow, and full of glee, Who dares to laugh out loud and free. First Lieutenant in Military, '29. n MARIE ADELE MAULDIN- Noney lf eyes were made for seeing, Then Beauty is its own excuse for being. Honor Roll, '26, '27: Girl Reserves. '26, '27, '28, '29: Treasurer, '29: Secretary Home Class. '26, '29s Glee Club. '27: Annual Representative, '28: Basket-ball, '29: Sponsor Hi Y '29: Treasurer Senior Class, '29: Military Sponsor HE' Company, '29: Annual Staff, '29: Junior Press, '29 RUBY INEZ MOORE- All American 1 haue to live with myself, and so I want to be Ht for myself to know. Basket-ball, '27, '28, '29: Girl Reserves, '26, '27, '28, '29: Walking Club, '26: Glee Club, '27: Races Field Day, '28: Red Cross Representative. '27: Dramatic Club. '28, '29: Annual Staff, '29: Who's Who, '29: Letter Club, '28, '29I Vice- President, '29. ANICE CECIL MOSTELLER- Mike 'Tis day by day, the little things That Hll these hearts of ours. Military. '26g Home Economics Club, '29. HAROLD L. MILLICAN His own thoughts are his companions, Lieutenant in Military, '29. H T. ALTON MooRE- Gnat He looks the whole world in the face, For he fears not any man. Honor Roll, '26, '29: First Lieutenant in Mili- tary, '29: Junior Debate, '28: Who's Who, '29, LOTA MAE MCELROY- Blossom No one is useless in this world who lightens the burden of anyone else. Dramatic Club, '29g Girl Reserves, '29. JEAN EPPS MCMILLAN- Jeanie Play the game and if you can't smile, grin. Annual Representative, '26, '29: President Home Class, '26: Honor Roll, '26, '28: Dramatic Club, '26 ,'29: Vice-President Home Class, '28: Debating . Team, '28, ---- l 9 2 9 FULTUNFOR eeeeees eeeeeeeee -1 R 5 R J. C. MCNAIR- Jake V I care not for work or play, But just a heap of Iovin'. ' Sergeant in Military, '26: Captain, '29. RAY MCWHORTER-i'Ll'ndy Silence is golden. Band, '26, '27, '28, '29: Hi Y , '27, '28, '29: Glee Club, '27: Vice-President Hi '28: t President, 29: Second Lieutenant in Band, '29g Dramatic Club, '29. EMMA NANCE- Emmie ' ' It isn't the things you possess. Its service that measures success. Dramatic Club, '27, '28, '29. BERTHA JOSEPHINE PICKERT- Sis :'MI'ghf and main has she. A better sport shall never be. Military, '26: Basket-ball, '27, '28, '29: Cap- tain, '29. MARY GIBBES PLUMB- Prune I see what others may never see: I can never hide myself from me. Home Economics Club, '27, '28, '29: Girl Re- serves, '29. KATHRYN ATHENE PORTER Begone, dull care, Thee and I can never agree. Basket-ball, '27, '28, '29, Dramatic Club, '29. CAROLYN ELISE POWERS-IiBOOfS Things do not happen: they have to be done. Home Economics Club, '26, '27, '28, '29: An- nual Representativc, '29, Gregg Writers' Club. '29, 1, ALLIE REDD To know her is to love her. Honor Roll, '26, '27, '28, Home Economics Club, '27, '28, '29. :'No picture. l ' eeee ---- ---- - , ll 9 2 9 FULTIGNFIQRU ' ' ELIZABETH ANNE RHoADs- Betty If I will, I will, you may depend on it, If I won't, I won't, and that's the end of it. Sophomore Debate, 27, Debating Team, '27, '28, '29, Honor Roll, '27, '28, '29, Junior Debate, '28, Annual Representative, '28, Senior Debate, '29, Letter Club, '28, '29, JULIA LOUISE RITCH- Julie Ann I care for nobody, no, not I, If nobody cares for me. Honor Roll, '26, '27, President Home Class, '27, '28, Secretary Home Class, '27, Vice- President Junior Class, '28, Dramatic Club, '28, '29, Mandolin Club, '29. MARIAN LUCILE ROBERTS- Mary Ann She that was fair and never proud, Had tongue at will and yet never loud. Girl Reserves, '26, '27, '28, '29, Secretary, '28 and President, '29, Honor Roll, '26, Glee Club, '27, Sophomore Debate, '27, Secretary Dramatic Club, '28, '29, Second prize in State Home Eco- nomics Essay Contest, '28, Vice-President Joseph E. Brown Literary and Debating Society, '29, Who's Who, '29, Senior Debate, '29, Sponsor Hi '29, Military Sponsor Battalion, '29, F. MARION ROOKE-- Rook Care to our coffin adds a nail, no doubt, And every grin so merry draws one out. First Lieutenant Military, '29, Baseball, '29. EUNICE ROSS- Snoots A faultless body and a blameless mind. Secretary Home Class, '26, Home Economics Club, '27, '28, '29, Girl Reserves, '29, Who's Who, '29. ALICE LA MAR SMITH- Cornbread All through school she chatters Though teachers fuss, to her it never matters. President Home Class, '26, Glee Club, '27, Girl Reserves, '29, BETSEY ANNE SMITH- Bet 'Courtesy is the eye that overlooks your friend's broken gateway and sees the rose in the garden. I Dramatic Club, '28, '29, I I MAURICE F. SMITH-- Red , Nothing great was ever accomplished without l enthusiasm. 5 Hi '27, '28, '29, Glee Club, '27, Honor Roll, '27, '28, Sergeant in Military, '28, Captain, , '29, Dramatic Club, '29, Quin, ......,, ,..... mmmm, ...... ,mm . .I.. ., ll 9 2 9 FULTONFORU M ..m........ 5 JAMES HENRY SMITH In order to jingle coins in your pocket you'zJe got to shake a leg. Band, '26, '27: State Bookkeeping Contestant, '28: First Lieutenant in Military, '29: President Home Class, '29. MARY RUTH SMITH- Blondie Full of grace, fair in face-that's Mary Ruth. Dramatic Club, '28, '29. HILDA SPECHT- Speck The world is waiting for better things: Go forth, Hilda, and exhibit your powers. Secretary Home Class, '26 Home Economics Club, '27, '28, '29. FRED TAYLOR, JR. The leaden footstep of care Leaps to the tune of his pace.' Post-graduate. - EVELYN SUE 'THOMAS- SOp!'0f10 The mildest manner and the bravest mind. Girl Reserves, '29: Group Leader Home Eco- nomics Club, '29: Who's Who, '29. GEORGE THoMPsoNt Laugh and the world laughs with you, Weep and you weep alone. Lieutenant in Military, '29. LENA GERTRUDE TRAINER-IILEUG Mae She is pretty to walk with, And witty ro talk with, And pleasant, too, to think on. Girl Reserves, '26, '27: Military, '26g Home Economics Club, '26, '28, '29: Vice-President, '29s Secretary and Treasurer of Mandolin Club, '293 Military Sponsor Company, '29. ROY TRAYLOR Let self-examination be a daily duty. Lieutenant in Military, '28, '29: Manager Bas- ket-ball Team, '29. No picture. mmm m3 ---- -----v-.------ :gggr -------f - V ----- my, VVVV .. ,, Y, , , l 9 2 9 F ULTONFORUM l ------ ,,,,, WILMA WALL- Umber He who makes somebody happy each day, W1'll find satisfaction the richest of pay. Secretary Home Class, '26: Glee Club, '27: Girl Reserves, '29: Home Economics Club, '29. OLLIE GRACE WALKER Amazing Grace Few of the things that come to the man who waits are the things he has been looking for. Girl Reserves, '26: Group Leader Home Eco- nomics Club, '29. MARY HELEN WALKER4 Buwer Next to love, sympathy is the diuinest passion of the human heart. Honor Roll, '26, '27, '29: Group Leader Eco- nomic Club, '29: Who's Who, '29, BLANCHE LORRAINE WHITNEY As her own simple self, she is best. Home Economics Club, '26 '27: John B. Gor- don Literary Society, '28. ELIZABETH OWEN WOODWARD ffwoodyli BreUity is the soul of wit, Secretary Home Class, '26: Glee Club, '27: Girls' Quartet, '27g Dramatic Club, '28, '29, DOROTHY OLA YOUNG- Buttermilk Happy am If from care I'm free! Why aren't they all contented like me? Secretary Home Class, '26: Glee Club, '27: Girl Reserves, '27, '28, '29: President Home Class, '28s Secretary Joseph E. Brown Literary and Debating Society, '28: Military Sponsor Battalion, '28s Sponsor Football, '28: Dramatic Club, '29: XVho's Who, '29g Military Sponsor Staff, '29, . ..., .. l 9 2 9 FULTONFORUM W-L -------Q------ -Q eeeeeee g eeeeee -.ee Honor Roll FLOY CHAMBLEE ALTON MOORE MARJORIE DOOLY BETTY RHOADS IRIS HOPKINS HELEN WALKER ELLA KELLEY . Class Poem Four years ago you were Freshmen, Four years you've struggled here To lay the foundation of a life, But yet the vision is not clear. Graduation steals upon you, The future lies before you, Resolve, attempt, achieve, The world and all is for you. Would you, that your feet imprint Life's eternal sands? Why not? Your future lies In your own spotless hands. Shoot your arrow straight and true At a goal above the sky, And your mark will surely be A goal almost as high. -LESTER COLLUM, ' 2 9. ,igm ...,,,, , .........., ,-E ,.... ,, my ll 9 Z 9 FULTCNFCRU History of the Senior Class mm OMETHING like four years ago we were Freshmen, as green as a Freshman class ever was. In September, 1925, we assembled in the old building on the corner of Trinity Avenue and Whitehall Street. Before we had time to collect our wits our teachers marched us off to the Trinity Avenue Methodist Church, Where Mr. Dykes, our principal, explained the different courses to us. The following Monday, when our one large class was divided into nine sections, we began the first year of our high school course in earnest. Although we were handicapped by an out-of-date, poorly equipped build- ing, we enjoyed our lirst year as high school students. The real joy came when we entered the new building. We proudly boast that we were the first Fresh- men to enter the new building. By the time we became Sophomores we were well acquainted with our school and faculty, and loved them both. This year, due to a decrease in membership, it was necessary to divide our class in only six sections. We had now overcome our backwardness, to a certain extent, and proudly took part in school activities. Our class contributed the first Sophomore ever to make the Debating Team for the Fifth District meet. A Sophomore boy won fourth place in the State Bookkeeping Contest held in Macon. In our Junior year our class won more distinction. A Junior girl won second place in the State Home Economics contest. A Junior boy won sixth place in the State Bookkeeping Contest. The entire Debating team for the Fifth District meet, with the exception of one, was composed of Juniors. The president and secretary of the Dramatic Club were Juniors. A Junior boy was elected vice-president of the Hi Y Club. A great many of the Letter Club were Juniors, Our class furnished the captain of the boy's basket-ball team. We'll leave it to the reader to find a word to describe our feelings when we entered school, September, 1928. We were Seniors! We were so proud of the fact that we could hardly call ourselves dignified and tell the truth. Our class was composed of sections D-l, D-2 and D-3. As Seniors we were just a little more anxious to take a greater part in all school activities. A Senior was president of the Home Economics Club. The Dramatic Club chose a Senior for its president and one for its secretary. The president of the Hi Y was a Senior. The captains of the girls' basket-ball team, the boys' basket-ball team, the football team and the baseball team were Seniors. Seniors played a large part in the Debating Team, placing three members on the team. During our entire four years we have put forth the best we had to make our school better in every way. We attained the high record of scholarship and contributed liberally to every cause that concerned our school. To the class of '30 we leave the challenge to make a better record than we have made. -HELEN WALKER, DOROTHY EVANS. l 9 2 9 I X X i '------ g - 5 - - V ,Wg ooooooooooouooooooooo00000oovvooooovooooovoooooooooooooooooooooooo 0.000003Q.oo.oo,oo,oo.oo.oo.oo.oo.oo.oo.oo.n.oo.n.oo.n.n.oo.oo.oo.oo.oo,n.oo,oo.oo,oo.oo..v,oo,oo.vo.oo,oo,oo.n.oo.u,n,n.oo,oo.vo.oo,n,oo.oo,u.oo,u.oo.n'N.oo.oo.oo.oo.oo,oo.oo.oo.oo:4 eo do ofa 'Ev 4:4 o'o QIQ ago Q? 0:0 0.0 9 9 Q:Q aio Q? va' Q Q Q Q .f. 3. 4:Q ego .zo 0 0 Q'Q axe .5. .2. 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V V V ,,,4,,,,g,,,,,, ,YY,,,,, YVVVVVV V 1, A V . A ' .N . ,. ,H A . . ,I Junior Class Omcers ELMER ROLADER ............. . President FRANCES SMITH . . . . . Vice-President JULIA COKER . . . Secretary-Treasurer HONOR ROLL FLOREE BALLARD JEWEL MCDONALD JAMES COLLINS MARGARET SWANN IDA HARRISON mmm .1.... whmmm .....,.. m. .LLLLLLLLLLLLLL. C LLLLL LLLLL L Em LLLL ,H LLLLL L 1 9 Z 9 ULTONFQRUM Junior Class ROM BETTY ABELSKY DICK ADAIR ANNIE ADAMS EUNICE ADAMS WALTER ASKEW MARTHA BURSON JOSEPHINE COEEER WILLIAM COLLAR MARION DAVIS FRANCES DEARISO VIRGINIA DONEHOO SARAH EATON MARION ELLIOT STEPHEN GERNAZIAN ELAINE HECKLE JOHN JORDAN ROBERT JOHNSON ZENA LOCKLEAR NELL MEDLOCK FRANK MITCHELL CLAUDE MCMAHAN JOSEPH OGLESBY LILLA MAE PATRICK EMERSON PURCELL IRA REEVES DOROTHY ROGERS ELIZABETH SEWELL CHARLOTTE SIMPTON ANDREW SHEELS ROBERT WALKER JEFFRIES WARREN KERMIT WILLIAMS GEORGE WILSON MARY WINTERBOTTOM ROSE M. WOODALL JEFFY YORK W., I... ,,,, 1 9 Z 9 V' ' W I, I V . JFULTQNFIQRU M '----- --Gum Junior Class ROM BEN BARRON RUTH BARTLETT HELEN BROOKS MARY BROWN NORMAN BROYLES MYRTICE CASH NETA BELL COLLEY JAMES COLLINS MCCALL DANIELL FRANK DUNHAM ROBERT FAIRMAN REBA GILLELAND JOHN GREEN H. V. HODGES LUCY HURLEY JOHN JACKSON SAMUEL LEE VIRGINIA LETTEER DEWEY VINSON ELDON LINDSEY ROBIN LOCKETT ROBERT LOCKETT ROBERT MAYER SMITH MORGAN WILLIAM MORRIS SARAH PITTS CAROLYN PYRAN GORDON RACE AUGUSTA ROGERS WANSLEY SERGENT BILLY SELMAN GORDAN SLAPPY HERMAN STITH MARGARET SWAN PLORINE WILLIS WILLIAM WATSON ROBERT WISE 1 9 Z 9 I R FULTONFO ---------m---W -'azz '- Ag R.x--,,,.. M-, A , , I Junior Class ROM MARY BRAMMICK MARY CRESSE GRACE HALL EVELYN HARDEN GRACE HEDDEN JANET HILDERBRAND MILDRED HONEA CLARA JACKSON MARY LICHTENWALTER 'JANE LINDSETEDT JULIA LONG- ANNIE G. MACKEY MARIE MATHIS MARY JANE MAYO LOUISE MOON GLEEN MOORE EVELYN MORRIS 'RAYMOND WHITE MARY MORRIS MARY MCEWEN RUTH MCGOUIRK ROBERT NATION MARVIN NORTEN NETTIE MAE PAGE . ZELMA LEE PITTS CLEVA PUCKETT ELMER ROLADER ELIZABETH SPRINGER BERNICE STEPHENS EDNA SHUGART FRANCES TROTH ADELAIDE TURNER CARL WAITS ELIZABETH WALLACE EVA SAME WHEELER .... .......... nm, ...... In ...... T-1 .....,.... mm .......,, ..... ,,... . . 1 9 2,'9 FULTQNFORU - ' -,---- azz- ---,-' mmm: ------ -, V-, junior Class ROM HOWARD ALLEN CLARENCE ANDERSON FLOREE BALLARD TROY BLEDSOE ALTON BROWN MOSS BURGESS MARGARET CALDWELL THOMAS CLONTZ JULIA COKER ROY COURSEY LEILA DAVIS ELIZABETH DOBBS FRANCES DONEHOO THOMAS EZZARD MILDRED FARMER CARL GILBERT RUBY PURCELL SARAH GUNTER RUTH HAM THERESA HAMBY MARGARET HARPER IDA HARRISON JACK HARRISON LEON HARRISON IRENE HAYGOOD MARY HOWELL JACK HUDGENS IRMA JACKSON GENE KILPATRICK J. S. KING J EWELL MCDONALD ELSIE MOLES GLADYS PORTER SADIE TRIBBLE .........,..... m ....... .................... . .. ......... ...,...I,. ,,.., , A ' 1 9 Z 9 ---- u ,-,----- ---- ------ Hur- --f ' H 'ff' lUlL'l'ONlFOlR'U M 5 History of the .lunior Class umm N the sixth day of September, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and twenty-six, there might have been seen ambling, trotting, cantering, shullling, stepping, strolling, strutting, running and walking about the building of Fulton High School, some two hundred and Hfty newcomers who were gathered for the purpose of beginning a high school career. We, the first Freshman class to begin our four-year course in the new building, planned to function as a well-balanced machine, bringing honor and credit to ourselves, our class and our school. During this first year we furnished ten boys for the band, one for the basket-ball team and two for baseball, besides a large number of those active in the clubs. A Freshman won the U. D. C. medal. We also had twenty- nine on the Honor Roll, this being the largest number from one class to win that distinction in one year. This record stands up until the present time. As an engine operates much better after it has had time to run and warm up, so did the class of '3O. Our number was quite a few less than the previous year, some unfortunate ones being precipitated out by the faculty or by other means. This year, as in our Freshman year, was well represented in athletics, con- tests and clubs. The prizes that were awarded for the IOOZ classes in Annual subscriptions and Red Cross drives were won by Sophomore classes. We are Juniors. Our class is running as smoothly as before and with more precision. More of our time is required for class work than here-to-fore. This has not caused a lull in outside activities, however, for we are again well represented. We, the Junior Class of '29, expect to be the best Senior Class Fulton has ever had-at least, here's hoping we will be! mlllx l 9 Z 9 P FLU 1LLTLO-N F O,R U M' xzqh' .... . ,v,.Y ,v.., .......... .........,. , . . .... .. .. . ,, K, I .,,.,,,,,,, , H 9 A H L . Sophomore Honor Rollb WILLIE FLORENCE EUBANKS CLARA NELMS JOHNNIE Lou HORTON JEWELL PITTMAN LUCILE JOHNSON JOE WRIGHT RENA LOCKLEAR .19Z9. E ' ' at 'A 4. g,u.4,- an--,'-Z5,gg. m '-L.L,E,fq,.4iL,,,...-, .i.,..M QL -' X I W I W I Q10-m Q Q EAEEE EAAE C EEEE -f-H EEEE A Sophomore Class Ro VIVIA BROOKS DOROTHY BURSON MARIE BELL WAYNE BRADFORD GERTRUDE CAIN EDNA CARTER MARX' CARMICHAEL MARATHA CARMICHAEL DOROTHY CHAPMAN ARGIE COURSEY ERQUETTE COX MARGARIETE DAVIS ALMA DICREY JAMES DOTY DOROTHY DAVIS MARGARIETE DUNCAN WINSTON ELLINGTON WILLIAM ECHOLS CHARLES EDWARDS FRANCES ELROD WILLIE F. EUEANKS HARRY FOLDS CARTHRYN GREENWOOD INA HARRELL SARAH HENDERSON HARRY HIGHTOWER NELL HILTON MARATHA KNAPP CURTIS LANE ELIZABETH LIVELY HELEN MALSBY OLIVIA MARTIN BERTIE MAE MILLER PIERCE MCDONALD PEGGY MARCHMENT MARGARET MOORE MAGGIE MOORE DOROTHY MOORE ELIZABETH MORELAND IDA MCDANIEL LULA NASH CARLISLE TAYLOR LAURENCE THOMPSON CLAUDE TRUSSELL JACK VERNER JOE WRIGHT LEON WILSON HUBY LEETWICH ,, ,LLM fifjllifm D ' Q 1 gf 1 9 Z 9 I I I I 1: M AAAA Sophomore Class ROM L. F. ADAMS ELIZABETH BALLARD JACK BARRETT LUCILLE BAUM ARVILLA BEECH RUTH BEARD CARL BROYLES AILEEN BROWN HERSTINE BROWN SARAH CORYLLE SARAH COOK PHIL FAHRNEY DUDLEY GLASS SARAH LANDAU ALFRED LINDSLEDT PAUL MULLINS DOROTHY MCNAIR ELIZABETH MEDLOCK RALPH MILLER ELMER NIX GRACE NOLEN AGNES PITTS WESTON SIMONTON ERNEST PRICHARD CLARENCE PITTS JEWEL PITTMAN BLANCHE REEVES CHARLES RITCH RUBY LEE ROOKS WARREN SAUL ROSSER SHELTON NELLIE MAE SMITH EUNICE STRICKLAND FRANCES SIMPSON ELIZABETH STOWERS CORA MAE THOMAS ISABEL WALKER HOMER WHITE LUSTRAT WINECOFF CHILON WHITE ROBERT WARWICK RUSSELL WRAY ROSE WALKER JACK VARNER DAPHNE WOOD B? ....... l, , .....w.-.-UW 1 9 2 9 I F I I A I I M azz- :ms----v----m---A --'-- ---- - mann: ff- f V Sophomore Class ROM ROBERT ALBRITTON CHARLES BERRY ANNA BRANDON WALKER BROWN LEE CAMPBELL MARION CLONTS JACK ESTES WILMA ESTES EUGENE GAFENEA MARY GANN MARTHA FRISBIE JOSEPHINE GILBERT SALLIE GILLESPIE FRANCES GOWAN STANLEY HASH ROBERT HATFIELD MARY NELL HEARN RALPH HOWARD LOIS HERNDON RUTH HUNTON MARX' HUNT MATTIE HYRE NORA JABLONSKI ANNIE BELL RUSSELL BERTHA MAE JOHNSON CHARLES JOHNSON LOVIC KIERBOW AMELIA LA HATTE DONNIE LEE LAND FRANCES LANGWORTHEY WILLIE LYLE SARA MITCHELL CLARA NELMS MILDRED NELMS T. H. PACE JULIA PICKETT LOIS ROGERS MARY SMITH THOMAS STEELE EMMETT THOMPSON MADELINE TAYLOR MARGARET TRIBBLE SYBIL WEBB LINDA WILSON MARION WORK FRANCES YORK I 9 2 9 1 I -J I I 1 2 U -w Sophomore Class Roll JOE ADAMS HARRY BELL BRANDON BERRY A. C. BRADLEY MARCIA CAMPBELL EVELYN CLINE ROBERT COBB J. O. CHAMBERS JACK CROET MARSHALL COURSEY HERMAN CRAWFORD RICHARD DALE ELIZABETH GEORGE WILLIAM GREEN LILLIAN HALEY JULIAN HALL LIZZIE HOLT CARL HOWELL ROWLEY HILDEBRAND ELLEN HOWELL EDMUND HUGHES JOE IVIE LYLE LETTEER CHARLES LITTLE JOHN PITTS LUTHER LANGLEY GUY MORGAN BERT MOORE JOHN RUBBLE ROY ROBERTSON WILBER RADRAUEE FRANK ROOKS CLARENCE ROBERTS ELIZABETH PAUL ARCHIE RANSBOTHAM W. J. ROLADER BERNIGE SAPPENEIELD AUBREY SMITH CAROLYN SPECHT LOTTIE MAE STANLEY WALTER STOKES FRED SIMS CALVIN TAYLOR HORACE WATERS ROBERT WORD ELLEN WOOTEN 1:5 'W mm mm -mg ..... .. JI 9 2 9 F L T N F 5410- M MA AAAA -um-, Sophomore Class Roll LULA MAUDE COOK RAY CLONTS GEORGIA COWANT LORENA CHAFIN W. L. DUNCAN J. H. FULLER ILA HALL J. D. HARBIN JOHNIE LOU HORTON LOUISE HOWARD B. L. HUGHES CECIL HUNTON LUCILLE JOHNSON VIRGINIA JOHNSON ROY JOHNSON TOM KINGSTON ELISE LANE DAVID LORD RUBY LYND ELSIE MARTIN JOHN MINOR GRACE MOODY PAULINE MOON MARY MONEORT VIVIAN WHITE FORREST MCGEE MARS' MCMILLAN HAROLD NEWCOMER LUCILLE PERKINS ALBERT PLUNKETT MARATHA POOLE L. V. PETTY MARION POST ESTHER OXFORD MARIE RIBLEN DORIS ROOKS OPAL ROBERTS SUSIE ROSS FRED LADLOW JOHN LOWE ELIZABETH SIMPSON RUTH SMITH EUNICE STRAW MILDRED STRICKLAND ALGER TURNER VELMA ADAMS EVELYN AUSTIN IMOGENE ALEXANDER GERTRUDE SMITH EUGENIA TRAINER QW, an ....., ........ , ,...... mica L 9 Z 9 FULTON I-IORUM an I Honor ROM EARL CHURCHILL LUCILLE REYNOLDS FRANCES COIN JAMES SHIPPEY MILDRED CLARK VIRGINIA SMITH W. J. FOWLER HARRY TAYLOR LAUREL JEAN HOOVER GERTRUDVE TEDFORD DEAN MCELROY MINNIE LEE THOMAS MARY MILLSAP ' FRANK WALTERS A ' EEEEEE 01l3:a 1 9 2 9 E I I --la- , wwf , Freshman Class ROM DOLA MAE APPLING HENRY ARNOLD MARTHA LEE BAILEY BERNICE BENNETT ELMA BENNETT MARY CHARLES BERRY HOWARD BLAKESLEY RAY BRADBERRY SARA BRAMNIK LAMAR BROWN LUCILLE BRYANT PHYLLIS BURGER VIRGINIA BURGER DAISY CAMPBELL ALBERT CARTER CLIFFORD COCHRAN MAUD COPER EDWARD COLLUM CHRIS CONYERS ELDRIDGE CURLEE PHILIP DODSON FRAZER EIDSON CAROLYN FINCH MYRTICE FOSTER JOHN GARMON ALICE GILLELAND OLIN HAMRICK WALTON HARRIS JOHN HAWK RAYMOND HICKS T. J. HITT FOY HINDSMAN FRANK HINDSMAN C. G. HUBBARD LEE HUGHES RUTH JONES NELL JABLONSKI JOE LEPPERT HUGH LESTER LYNNE LOMAX LOUISE MURPHY MARY LOUISE OWENS LUCILE REYNOLDS ELSIE ROBERTSON LILLIAN REYNOLDS ALMA STEPHENS JAMES STEPHENS MINNIE LEE THOMAS BENNIE VAUGHN TOMMIE WELLS WINIPRED WOOD ' .....,. ..... . ma 1 9 Z, 9 ,-,....,--,..-.,.,...-- I I , I IQ F M I Ian: '-ff- V Freshman Class JAMES ANDERSON KATHERINE BAILEY MARIE BESSER HELEN BIRK ERMELLA BLAIR ELLEN BUXTON MARY F. CALL RUBIE CAMPBELL CLYDE CHAMBERS FRANCES CLARK FRANCES COIN INA COOLEY HUGH COOLEY ADELE COUCH HELEN DEARISO PAY DODD A JAMES GATLIN BILL HALPERN RACHEL HAMBY CAROLYN HAMMOND MAMIE HARPER NANETTE I-IARTSEIELD HATTIE LEE HAYNES LUCILE HECKLE MARGARET HICKS ROBERT HOLBROOK ROM ALEEN HOLLEY LAUREL G. HOOVER MAMIE C. HOWELL O. T. KITCHENS NELLIE MAE LEDFORD MAXINE LINDSEY HAZEL MAXWELL GEORGE MCLENDON EARLE MCWILLIAMS LILLIE MOORE MARTHA MOORE WILLIAM MORRIS - ELIZABETH MORRIS JULIAN PACE MARY PATTON HARRIE PAXON FRANCES ROGERS MARY JANE RUSSELL MIGNON RUSSELL SAM SLICER FREDDIE STORY GERTRUDE TEDEORD KATIE LEE WALKER CARPAN WHITNER HENRY YOUNG 1 9 2 9 I N l mf- EEEEESSSSS - f f Freshman Class RO Il DARRELL ADAMS J. W. ALLEN O. D. ALTMAN BRUCE AVERY JACK BARRON LAURENCE BARTLETT HENRY BIRD DOYLE BUTLER BARKLEY CONNER ARTIC DODGEN ELIS DONAL WALTER DOLLAR EMMA LEE DUNLAP JACK EDWARDS JOYCE FOLDS JUNE GARY BEN GOSLIN ROSA LEE HILL THELMA HANIE CAROLYN JACKSON ETHEL JARRARD HOWARD KNIGHT MARY KNIGHT EMMA LEWIS HAROLD MANSTON ELIZABETH MARTINDALE PAUL MAXWELL FRED MERCK MARY MILLSAP HOWARD MCDONALD RUTH NANCE E. P. OSBORNE EDITH OWENS LYNN PAUL OMAR ROBINSON WILLIS ROGERS DOROTHY RUSSEL RUBY SHAW ELDRIDGE SHORE ROSA SMITH WILLIAM SMITH LELAND STITH CHARLIE STRICKLAND EDNA RUTH SHAEER GEORGE TROTT JAMES WALKER HATTIE LEE WELLS WOODROW WILSON P, C. WILSON ROLLY WHITEEIELD MARGARET WRIGHT WALTER WRIGHT mmm ---A--'-- F A 19 2, 9 KI' Www- l T f ------ A-umm ---- - ---,- xii p Freshman Class MANCHE BARFIELD GRACE BATES VIRGIL BATES GORDON BROOKS MARGARET BROWN DOROTHY BRYANT BILL CASTLEBERRY WYNELLE CHATHAM EARL CHURCHILL MILDRED CLARKE BILLIE COLEMAN WALTER COLQUIT RUTH CONNELL MARVIN COURSEY POPE COX MARY WILL CROCETT BUREN DANIEL BERNICE DAVIDSON DOROTHY DONELSON LUCILE JARRARD RICHARD JORDAN DAVID MILDRED KINGSTON ALMA LAMB MARGIE NELL LEIITWICH EUGENE MCCONNELL ROI CLEMENTINE MCDONALD LUCILE MERCK ALMA MULLINS GLADYS PALMER VERNIE PENN DOROTHY PORTER MARGARET RITCH MILDRED ROGERS EVELYN SCHULTZ DOROTHY SMITH MURIAL SMITH MILDRED SMITH ELOISE SPENCE WILLIE B. SLANDRIDGE JANIE B. SWANN RUTH THOMPSON EINO TORKELL OPAL TOWNSEND ELEANOR WERNER LAWTON WILKE MARY WILLSAP RUTH WHITE REBECCA WHITLEY ALLEN WOOD ERMA YOUNG ,Q-ronsuv .....,,. --- ,..,,, ,,, .......,. , I 9 Z 9 IILT I-PI Q I Freshman Class RON IRA ABERNATELY MILDRED ADAMS EVELYN ASKENS HORACE APPLING LOIs ARNOLD EDITH BAKER FANNIE BELL BARDEN EVA BERRY MARGUERITE BROOM MILDRED BRYANT DORIS BUICE JAMES CAMPBELL LUTHER COEEEY HAROLD COUEY BETTY COPELAND JOSEPHINE COX MARY BELL DILBECK WILLIAM DOBBS GEORGE DUNCAN EDNA ECHOLS RADFORD FORSYTH WILLIS GILLILAND VERNON GRAVITT LESTER HARDMAN DORA HARTLINE LAMAR HEAD LOUIS HOFFMAN JOHN IRVIN GEORGE JACKSON CARL JONES EXCEL MARBRY SANFORD MARTIN A. W. MASHBORNE HUBERT MEEK FRANK MOODY GEORGE MORGAN FRANCES MORRIS IRMA MORRIS LOIS MORRIS J. C. MITCHELL CHARLES NASH BARBARA RUDRAUFE EDMOND SPRUILL WINIERED SPRUILL MARTHA STOVALL MARGARET TURNER MARY WALLACE HENRY WELLS VIRGINIA WILSON BERTHA YEKEL Ti - 31 9 2, 9 -wmxnwww-u-.N I FIRf 4 A AAAAA A A I -mm Freshman Class ROM MARION ALLEN LEWIS BAILEY ERA BANKS MARY LEE BATES LESTER BOUNDS PAUL BRAND MARY BRANTLEY HAROLD BURDETT JOHN BURDETT ROBERT CHAPIN MERRILLE COLLEY GENEVA CROOKE GLADYS DANIEL BERTHA DOWIE RENO DUNN W. J. FOWLER HERBERT FRANCIS RUBY HARBIN CHARLIE GRAMLING LEE GRAY FRANK HALL HENRY HARPER ELIZABETH HIXON HUE HONEA EVELYN HOWELL DORIS JONES HENRY JACOBS BESSIE LOGAN ZELDA MARTIN RUTH MCCLUNG DEAN MCELROY MACK MCGAHEE MAURICE MCGOWAN JOHN MERRITT HAMBY MIZE GALT MOORE IRENE NORTHCUTT PAUL PATTERSON LOUISE PRESLEY RALPH PURCELL BESSIE ROSS WILLIAM SHERIDAN JAMES SHIPPEY VIRGINIA SMYTHE ESTELLE STEPHENS HARRY TAYLOR J, W, THOMPSON FRANK WALTERS gammmm ............. ,mmm ...... L.. .,,,,,,,, 1 9 2 9 I , S 7 C I M .... ., C -gi JJJJ Freshman Class GENENE BAILEY EUGENE BARNES JIM BERRY PHILLIP CLEGG BEATRICE DAVIS HARRY DICKSON ROY ELLENBURG RUBY FLOWERS THELMA FULLER BRYANT GATTIS RUTH GRAY ETHEL HIXON ELIZABETH HOUSE EMOGENE HUBBARD MYRA JOHNSTON KATE JONES OSCAR JORDAN GLADYS JUHAN JANIE KELLEY BILL KINGSTON SAM LENDRICK FRED MITCHELL HAZEL MITCHELL C. A. MOORE EDITH MOORE ROM INEZ NEWTON DOROTHY PARKER HUGH PIERCE J. L. PRICKETT HAROLD PURCELL GEORGE PECTOR HERBERT REESE LOIS RIBELIN HERSCHELL ROBERTS MARIAN SORRELLS EVELYN SEAGRAVES GEORGE SILVERS RUTH SMITH BILL SPEAKS LEONE STEERMAN EARL STEWART MARTHA STEWART VELMA STEWART J. C. STONE AARON THOMPSON BENJAMIN TURNER STEWART WIER THEODORE WILLIAMS EVELYN WOOLEY MARX' FRANCES WRIGHT ,,,. .,,. ,, 4 ll 9 2 9 5 i T J F5 I N? xj lp!wl . JEL !Hl1lllIPlllHi1I AP U a M II!! llliil IIHI WI o o 0 1 G , 0 an va' Q quill ll HW'41nm , ll , WWW- 'WWII - nillllll m':j:fi!!'! I Il' 5 .' l'!QI:n VV ,umfj lwwwmm I:-.V .r -Q , p,WmnInMNMla1g11l15wfQfQ1Q!!g ,. ?mf'h lllllll. 1- - 1 q li Illlle. -'--1.mnumlIIII!!.. i :unuJNnhHuHjiZmmMh1'J Fil!!! ' fun n! I . .,1,l, . -J'n'Ug ! W ' 7. ':if'5' .,. 'alll mm, ,Huw MM 0 o KN A U .W liliiiii-' ia!!- W.. .!'!! .du M nn iiii 45 HI IH Hull . If F53 52g55:ifi.,nn ' ' ig i!w ' I IW r 0 - u . o In :z1:..:' !.::::: v O l.,l. Y u:kq,EE5 5 Q Q ui-- WZ I U 0 o 1: EE' o . I7 -:nr ' v, EE? j il' L .9 , U ww 4 u - . , .1 . 1 e 9 9 - '3g5QiD, QQ , , ,. Hg., EF U L T O N JF 0 R M A.A L... , , . ..... - . ., ..... ,, n COLONEL WM. R. DASHIEL SGT. ROBERT L. CAMPBELL Professor of Military Science and Commandant of Fulton County Tactics of the Atlanta and Fulton High Schools. County High Schools. rIqAYLOR, F. M. . ,...,... ........ M ajor COLLUM, F. L. . . ...... Captain and Adjutant GOWEN, A. S. ,.....,. Captain, Rifle Team BELL, W. E. . . First Lieut. and Assistant Adjutant DODD, F. W. ,..... Staff Sergeant in - .... ............. 1 9 Z 9 ni 'V ff FULTONFORUM ...., ,..,... ,D ........ Band CAPTAIN W. T. JACKSON . . Director MARGARET SWANN . . . Sponsor PAYNE, H. H. . . . .... Captain LOCKETT, G. R. . . . . First Lieutenant MCWHORTER, R. . . Second Lieutenant ROLADER, E. R. . . . Second Lieutenant STOKES, W. R. . . . . First Sergeant HARRISON, G. L. . . . . Sergeant STITH, W. C. . . . Sergeant L R, . .. . ., ,, ........ ..... ..,...... - .... - .,.. ., . L. L. . I v E'UI ALTMAN, O. D. DUNHAM, R. MORRIS, W. AVERY, B. HALPERN, W. A. RACE, G. J. BARRETT, J. H. HOWARD, R. E. ROGERS, P. C. BUTLER, J. D. IVIE, A. J. ROGERS, W. R. CARTER, A. W. JACKSON, G. V. RUB-LE, J. T. COLLINS, J. JORDAN, R. T. VARNER, J. V. DANIEL, H. M. LINDSEY, E. R. WILSON, P. C. DONALD, G. E. WORD, R. .., .,.. ..... fn ,..... .... ,........ H .......,-. ll 9 Z 9 FULTIONFORUM '3'xf, , , 5 Company A CIREY, F. . . ...... . . .... Captain FAVER, S. J. - - - - - First Lieutenant WRIGHT, J. W. - - - - First Lieutenant ALBRITTON, R. E. . - Second Lieutenant MCMAHAN, C. P. . - First Sergeant ANDERSON, C. E. - - - - Sergeant BARRON, J. B. - - , V - - Sergeant HODGES, H, V. - - - - Sergeant MORGAN, S. - - - - Sergeant HARRISON, A. J. . . . Corporal JACKSON, G. - - - - Corporal NEWCOMER, H. W. . . Corporal RANSBOTHAN, A. - - . Corporal SLAPPEY, G. P. - - . . Corporal WHITE. C. C. - - - ------ ------ C orporal ADAIR, A. D. HILDEBRAND, W. R. MOORE, G. L. ALLEN, Y. H. HUNTON. C. R. MULLINS, P. ARTHUR, J. P. JOHNSON, L. C. MCDONALD, A, P. BRADFORD, J. F. JOHNSON, R. NATION, H. B, BROYLES, B. C. JOHNSTON, C. F. NORTON, M. L. BROYLES, N. W. JORDAN, J. F. PITTS. J. C. BROWN, J. A. LEE, J. S. ROLADER, W. R. DARNELL, C. F. MEEK, J. H. SIMONTON, W. C. DAVIS, M. T. MILLER, R. C. SMITH, A. V. DUNCAN, W. L. MINOR, J. SOULE, W. FAHRNEY, P. MOODY, M. F. TAYLOR, C. L. HARBIN, J. D. MITCHELL, F. C. THOMPSON, A. C, HIGHTOWER, H. H. MOORE, C. A. WAITS, Cv. E. ......., .... . ...... SQFEBE, ....... , - V V - V T 9 2 9 FULTUNFDRU f m- --z--------- . Q ,,, -.F CC Y? Company B LEE, O, P, . . . . . . ...... .... I Captain BROWN, B. - - . First Lieutenant CONYERS, B. J. - . - First Lieutenant CONYERS, T. E. - - First Lieutenant MASON, J. C. . - First Lieutenant COLLAR, W. F. - - - First Sergeant BELL, H. - - - - - - - Sergeant GERNAZIAN, S. - - - - Sergeant GLASS. D. - - - - . Sergeant WILSON, H. L. - - - Sergeant COFFEY, L. C. - - Corporal CROFT, J. J. - . Corporal MOORE, J. B. - - Corporal PACE, T. H. - . - Corporal SHIELS, A. T. - ---- . - - Corporal WHITE, H. R. . ..... .... C orporal ADAMS, HAWK, J. T. PITTS, J. ADAMS, F. HOFFMAN. L. PLUNKETT, A. J. BERRY, HUGHES, B. L. PRITCHETT, BLEDSOE, T. HUGHES. L. SELMAN, W. A. BRADLEY, A. JOHNSON, W. SPRUILL, W. C. CHAMBERS, J. O. KIERBOW, L. M. SPRUILL, A. F. CLONTS, M. L. KINGSTON, J. T. STEWART, E. COUEY, H. LETEER, L. TRUSSEL, DALE, LITTLE, TURNER, A. ECHOLS. W. MAYER, WALKER, FAIRMAN, NIX, E. L. WARREN, T. HAMRICK, E. OGLESBY. J. WHITE, HARRIS, W. L. WINECOFF, J. L. '------r-- ------- :zu ----,,---' YYVY V e - .. .. . I 9 Z 9 ULTQNFORU AAAAAA M FFFFF M Fsssss A Eg FFFFFFFFF - FFFFF CC 9? Company C KING, C. D. . . Captazn HARBIN, B. H. . A . First Lieutenant TRAYLOR, R. A. . . First Lieutenant HUDGINS, W. J. . . First Sergeant ADAMS, D. G. COLLEY, M. F. GREENE. W. J. BURDETT, H. L. DOTY, J. K. HALL, J. CAMPBELL, W. L. FULLER, J. H. KITCHENS, O. T COX, P. C, VERNER, J. 1 9 2 9 IFULTONIFORU .........- . il Company D HIGHTOWER, G. B. . . . . 1 ..., Captain MILLICAN, H. - - - - Second Lieutenant THOMPSON, G. - - Second Lientenant TAYLOR, C. C. - - First Sergeant ASKEW, W. S. - - - - Sergeant HARDEMAN, L. H. - - - - Sergeant HITT, T. J. - - - . Sergeant HUGHES, E. C. - - - - Sergeant MCGAHEE, O. M. - - - Sergeant ALLEN, M. - . Corporal CONNER, T. B. - - Corporal HUBBARD, C. - - - - Corporal MASHBURN, A. W. - - Corporal WARWICK, R. L. . . . . . . - - - - Corporal ALLEN, O. W. EIDSON, T. F. PRITCHETT, J. L. ARNOLD, H. ELLENBURG, R. J. PURCELL, R. G. BARFIELD, W. M. ETHERIDGE, J. A. SI-IERIDAN, W. BIRD, H. S. GRAY, C. L. SMITH, W. A. BLAKESLEY, H. HALL, F. STRICKLAND, C. E. BOUNDS, L. JONES, C. B. TAYLOR, H. C. BURGESS, M. MITCHELL, F. C. TRAVIS, P. CLEGG, T. P. MIZE, B. H. WILSON, W. COURSEY, D. M. MORRIS, W. M. WHITFIELD, R. CHAFIN, R. L. MCDONALD, C. H. WIER, S. W. DUNN, R. C. MCGOWAN, M. L. WILLIAMS, T. A. ........ ,,,,,,, ,,,,, gm 55 an I 9 Z 9 ULTUNIFORU . . F.-.-v.,..,.......n, ,YYYY,.YY,, - eg SIEvERs, G. E. Q CC 9, Company E SMITH, M. F. . . . . .... Captain ROOKE, F. M. . . . First Lieutenant ADAMS, E. B. . . . Second Lieutenant WALKER, R. A. . . First Sergeant ANDERSON, J. A. GATLIN, J. L. MOORE, H. G. BARRON, J. GRAMLING. C. NASH, C, 0, BARNES, C. E. HASI-I, S. PIERCE, H. D. BERRY, J. HASH, W. PACE, J, BRAND, P. HICKS, R. R. ROBERTSQNY R. BURDETT, J. HONEA, H. T. REECE, H, CASTLEBERRY, B. W. HOWELL, E. CHURCHILL, E. W. C. KNIGHT, H. SPEAKS, B, H, COCHRAN, C. LANE, C. L. STITHY L, CURLEE, E. C. LEPPERT, J. H. TARKELL, E, E DOBBS, W. MAXWELL, E. VAUCHN, B, C, EDWARDS. C. G. MERCK, F. WALKER, J. 0, FOLDS, H. MERRITT, J. D. WIIITING, J, T, ---'-- - ulo --,-, ' - 31 9 Z 9 v- Y. nw! nu. IFULTONTFQRU A AAAA -- A -5 CC 99 Company IF MCNAIR, J. C. . . . . ..... Captain MOORE, T. A. . . . First Lieutenant SMITH, J. H. . . . . . . First Lieutenant HANNAH, H. H. . . . Second Lieutenant WATERS, H. G. . . First Sergeant ABERNATHY. I. FOWLER, W. J. MCCONNELL, E. P BAILEY, I-. GATTIS, B. T. MCLENDON, G. A. BARTLETT, L. W. GOSLIN. B. MANSTON. H. E. BROWNE. W. G. GRAVITT. G. V. PAXTON. H. BROOKS, G. M. GORMAN, J. T. PURCELL. H. E. BROWN, L. HEAD. L. RUDRAUFF. W. R. CHAMBERS. C. HARPER. R. H. SHIPPEY. J. K. COLQUITT. W. T. HOLBROOK. R. H. SORRELLS. M. CONYERS. C. B. HINDSMAN. E. SLICER. J. S. COURSEY, D. M. JACOBS, H. STONE. J. C. CLOTFELTER, C. KIERBOW, D. STEPHENS. J. T. CLONTS, G. R. LINDSTEDT, A. C. TURNER, B. S. DOBSON. P. LESTER. H. W. TENDRICH. S. DRUIN, J. MABRY, H. F. WHITNER, C. S. KICKSON, H. A. MARTIN. S. P. WALTERS. F. S. DUNCAN, G. MORGAN. G. T. WRIGHT, V. ESTES. J. O. MCELROY. D. YOUNG, H. B. .... Q ........................................ ........ . 1 9 2 9 EF U L T O N YF O R U M yyyyyyyy -mm --,----- .W ..... ,.... ,, C C ,mm I k . S Sponsors MARION ROBERTS DOROTHY YOUNG MARGARET SWANN Battalion Staff Band WANSLIE SARGENT VIVIA BROOKS MARJORIE DOOLY A Company B Company C Company SARAH JACKSON MARIE MAULDIN LENA TRAINOR D Company E Company F Company wma, ,...,.,, ,. ...... T.. ,,.,,.,.,.. T 9 2 9 w l 1 N Y T i ULTONFDRU M ,,,, g, .,..., V V 5 Military Department HE Military Department is a valuable asset to the school. Its curriculum includes drill and command, military discipline, physical training, target practice, hygiene and first aid, and military courtesy. We are very fortunate in having Colonel Wm. R. Rashiel, United States Army, retired, as Professor of Military Science and Tactics. Colonel Dashiel graduated from the United States Military Academy with the class of '88. During his forty years as an officer, he has seen foreign service in the Philippines and France. During the World War he commanded a brigade in actual fighting. This department is in direct charge of Sergeant Robert L. Campbell. He came to this school in 1919 when our unit was first recognized by the War De- partment. I-Ie is ideally fitted for his position of Instructor, for he is not only a very efficient drill master, but he knows and understands boys as well. So long as Sergeant Campbell remains in charge at Fulton, rest assured that this unit will enjoy continued success, As a result of various competitive drills, B Company was selected as the star company. This company will represent Fulton at Piedmont on ROTC day. In preparation it is now perfecting the Silent Drill -a drill done entirely by music and consisting of more than 1,000 counts embracing prac- tically all movements of company drill. The Freshman class is the largest and finest in the history of the school. These boys, being first year boys, are not recognized by the War Department as being eligible for the Reserve Oflicers' Training Corps. Incidentally no uniforms or equipment are available for them. Despite this handicap they have progressed splendidly and we expect much from them next year when they will become eligible for enrollment in the Reserve Oficers' Training Corps. -GBUS 9 2 9 513 mn.,.1..,.:u:am...u,..m11.Mxualaaunsanmmm :tw 4 Z A, 4 'ff H J E5 mnimmr 1'1 lQ !l11!u9u1 ,Mum will w',.-ML o?', ,.Al!lLmmMiw 6 ,-1. V. . ,, 0 X . ,4 , A .., ., ,. , ,, ,..,,.W, ..' 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K 'IQ P . 3' .1 F 1 . -S ,ef ,. ,.x.,....,, L ., Q I, , ..L,.,.,.1 .., I M 1' X in fx i 1 ' f1f'.4'H' . . . . f-. -'v z f' -4.w-fu,- ,v.'ffa1, f A , , A n- f- V, u. - -2. :a 1'-px. . -1 L V .., ,gp IF U L T O N IF R U M : ff-ff usa:--M ----------- --------ffff-----f-f mann- ---- - ff-ff- I - - -W J Football HAMMACK, F. R. . . Coach Ends Tacklers FURNEY, C. LINDSEY, ELDON HARRISON, L. B. REEVES, W. CONYERS, B. SMITH, A. CONYERS, T. LANOLEY, L. HIGHTOWER, G. Center COURSEY, J. Guards Backs HIGHTOWER, H. HARRISON, H. ROOKS, F. NEWCOMER, H. MOORE, C. A. ROBERTS, C. SIMONTON, W. C. HOBSON, A. ,gm .,..... ....... . ...... mm, .... B, ......... . .. . ,,,, V, U 1 9 Z 9 'ULTONFORU M ' Football 111U1nUnn11 U1111:lJ HE 1928 football schedule of Fulton High was opened with the Ciriflin game in Griffin. The boys played well to tie a team that out-weighed them in every position, by the score of 6 to 6. After another week of getting in shape the team met Gainesville High in Gainesville, playing a fine game, but coming out at the small end of an l8 to 6 score. ln the next game, a home game, Fulton opposed Boys' High. The first half was played on fairly even terms, but during the last half Fulton weakened-the weight and ex- perience of the Boys' High players was too much to overcome. The Fulton was given the worst beating of the year. The Boys' High defeat rejuvenated the whole team. Coach Hammack and his charges traveled to Canton. The boys played all around the Canton team but were unable to score. The game with Decatur proved disastrous, for the score stood against us and our star players were put on the injured list. The team invaded Athens next. Al- though the Athenians came out with the largest score, they knew they had been in a hard football game. The Cartersville game found Fulton at her best, but unable to overcome a scoreless deadlock. Thanksgiving Day-the table was laid for a gala affair. Fulton locked horns with Maris College. The boys ran interference, ran around the ends, plowed through center, ran back punts, blocked, tackled and passed like demons. Fulton has the ball. A Fulton fellow breaks through with a clear field ahead! He is fifteen feet ahead of them! Marist pursues him! He is gaining! He is almost there! Marist stops him in the shadow of their goal. Five yards to go with ample time to make it. The fans are yelling for a touchdown! Fulton tries the center and both ends, but Marist holds and the game ends-Fulton, 12: Marist, 12. Much credit is due to a team that will stick through the season when the odds are greatly against them, and stick, Fulton did. What was gained? That old fighting spirit that will overcome struggles for the boys when their high school career is over. Coach Hammack, untiring in his efforts, deserves most of the credit for carrying the team through the most trying moments of the football season. Next year the players will be more experienced. Coach hopes to have a better team, a team that will successfully compete with the highest rated teams in the G. l. A. A. You can show your appreciation for what he has done in the past few years by giving him your support, whether you are a football player or a football fan. -HSHORTYH ROBERTS. W, ......... C, ..,.. .....,...... mm? , be UU ll 9 Z 9 Z-, ,Q FULTONFURUM Aw-A Em .... ,.,,,,, .,..., I I I ..., .... I Girls' Basket-Ballll ELIZABETH HUDSON .......... . . . Coach MARGARET LINKOUS . . . . Manager JOSEPHINE PICKERT . . . Captain Forwards Guards RUBY MOORE IRMA YOUNG MARIE MAULDIN MARJORIE DOOLY SIS PICKERT BLANCHE REEVES CAROLYN HAMMOND KATI-IRYN PORTER Centers EVELYN MORRIS SARAH MITCHELL -w',1.,mA,.., fm, ., ,mwn .,.... W .,.. R..- ,..,.,.. q-55... , , F 1 9 2, 9 -v--vm-gqwf' W ff w 1-puns.-rw if f. JF U ls T C N F O R U .QW -----Q,-,----A-A- mm -------Q-- a- aaaa Girls' Basket-Ball m mfrf,-Im UST as one cannot estimate the courage of a general by the number of battles he has won: the success of a basket-ball team does not necessarily depend upon the number of games won. It is not how many of our fights we won, but how we fought that counts. Coach Hudson faced the proposition of building a new team with only two old props to lean to. With the aid of Ruby Moore and Sis Pickert, the veterans, she soon rounded Carolyn Hammond, Erma Young and Evelyn Nlorris into shape for the varsity. Fortunately she was afforded with a group of line substitutions. The players who remained on the squad, but failed to make the varsity were headed by Marie Mauldin, Sarah Mitchell, Blanche Reeves and Julia Pickett. By way of preliminaries, Fulton scored at will against Alines' Pep Squad, with Moore alone scoring several more points than the entire score of the opponents. The outset was none at all too promising, for like most of the other athletic teams the players were inexperienced. But at the outset, things al- ways look harder than they really are. Sis Pickert captained the girls through many memorable struggles. Next year's prospects are promising. All the regulars, with the exception of Moore and Captain Pickert, and most of the substitutes will be back. If all the old players come back Fulton will have a line team, but even with those more players are needed. More girls than heretofore should stimulate an interest in basket-ball. The school does not sponsor basket-ball teams for the pleasure of the coaches or even the pleasure of the players alone, but for the good of the school at large. The school is interested in you. That is the reason it finances the basket-ball teams. Why should you not take an interest in the school, in the basket-ball teams? You owe it to yourself and to your school. Next year when the call is issued for basket-ball players, if you have any basket-ball talent, report to Coach Hudson and have that talent developed, if the extent of your talent in this line is yelling for your team, come out and cheer old Fulton to victory. -RUBY MooRE. 1 9 Z 9 ULTONFHOIRU ........ ..-... fm ...... ,...., ... I I OOOO I I UBS 3 n Boys' Basket-Ball E. P. MCILWAIN . . . ROY TRAYLOR . . BEN CONYERS . Forwards BEN CONYERS TATE CONYERS CHRIS CONYERS wma, ..,...... .......... mum-,, ....,....A. .... ...Coach Centers ELDON LINDSEY SIDNEY PAVER . . Manager . . Captain Guards BROOKS BROWN SHORTY ROBERTS LEON HARRISON 1 9 Z 9 in- 'Tf'fl'2'!7M ' ' lm ULTONFORU eeee Boys' Basket-Ball SUIDIIIID HEN the first call for basket-ball practice was issued by Coach McIlwain a number of boys from all classes reported to Wesley Court. Preceding varsity practice, an inter-class tournament was held. This created a great interest among the students, and many boys, who thought they could not play well enough to try out for the varsity, played with their class teams. After a few days this group of players was narrowed down by Coach McIlwain to a varsity squad of Captain Ben Conyers, Faver, Ransbothan, Lindsey, Hightower, Roberts, Brown, Harrison, Tate Conyers, Chris Conyers and the dependable manager, Roy Traylor. This was a very inexperienced team, having only B. Conyers, Rans- bothan and Lindsey back from last year's squad. However, through Mr. Mads untiring efforts, it was soon rounded into a fast, smooth-running team. Team work prevailed. There was no outstanding star. The boys went through the hard schedule set before them, aggressive in battle, modest in victory and sportsmanlike in defeat. In the City Prep Tournament the boys were eliminated by the strong Georgia Military Academy quintet, which team was later proclaimed the champion. In the Fifth District Tournament the Fulton five won from Conyers in a hard game, but the fast Clarkston team defeated our quintet in a hotly con- tested battle. Ending the season our boys lost a game to the Georgia Military College in the G. I. A. A. Tournament held in Atlanta. As far as scores go their record is not so impressive, but they proved their worth by fighting hard throughout the season for their school-an immature group of players, but the 'Afightingest team in the Prep League. Fulton High is indeed proud of this team, not for the victories won or the games lost, but for the way they displayed Fulton spirit in every game. -BROOKS BROWN, '29, rqlmmrm ..... E, .,... mann, ..... ..... ,, ....,.itm:m l 9 2 9 FULTONFORU ..,.... .M r: '-..,- .1.. ' ..,.. ,nw-1-.11 .,.... ,, .A...... , , Y Baseball L.W.HOPE. .. .,.. FRED TAYLOR . Left Field Right Field THOMAS CLONTS FRANK ROOKS LEON HARRISON Short Stop Third Base PAUL MULLINS HUBIE LEPTWICH First Base HPECKH NORTON Catchers GEORGE MORGAN CLARENCE ANDERSON JACK ETHERIDGE . . . Coach . Manager Center Field USHORTYH ROBERTS Second Base MARION ROOKE Utility C. A. MOORE Pitchers CARL KING RUSSELL WRAY ,Tqprmm ,... . .,.. , ...,. ......, ww .W ..,... f-Y.-fam'---asm: ---.-- R ------ -.-. 5 1 9 2, 9 gym wmv'--Y ULTONFORU M mmm tg Baseball ................... .if lif in mm 5 HEN Coach Hope called for baseball practice about thirty-five boys , reported to Brisbane Park. Huby Leftwich, Clonts, Roberts, Russ Wray, Lefty King, Rooks and Mullins were the 'veterans to return. Several new fellows showed signs of promise. The new men to ind places on the team were Duncan, Anderson, Rooke, Hanson, Morgan, Jordan, Horton and Landers. Norton, the Maddox Park sand-lotter, roams at first with ease: Rooke looks good at second: Leftwich, the all-prep player of last year, shows the abilities of a big leaguer at third: Mullins performs at short-stop: Russ Wray and Lefty King keep the opposing batters guessing, Morgan and Chink Ander- son take time about on the receiving end: the outfield is composed of Rooks at right field, Clonts in the center, and Shorty Roberts in left field: a number of good utility men complete the team. The aforenamed team, with Coach Hope and manager Taylor to look after it, should finish near the top in the Prep League this year. Last year Fulton was runner-up in the Prep League, losing the play-off to Boys' High. This year the boys are determined to come out on top, and with the splendid support the student body and faculty has been giving them they will surely do it. -HLEFTYH KING. me ,W ,am ..i.....,.....,... im, .,,..... .. ,,, ,Y,, , .,. , gi: V M1 VQQYQQU' l 9 Z 9 ov 0 A 1 if m Ox 1 Q, f w 1 ? IF U L T O N F O R U M A ....... E... ....,.. MARJORIE DOOLY Editor-in-Chief MR. J. E. WHITE MISS SALLIE E. SHANNON Faculty Advisors FRANK GREY Joke Editor ALBERT GOWEN OLIN LEE Assistant Circulation Manager S Annual Staff AUGUSTINE HOBSON Art Editor WILLIAM BELL Business Manager MAURICE SMITH Circulation Manager MARIE IVIAULDIN Picture Editor RUBY MOORE Advertising Manager LESTER COLLUM ELLA KELLEY FLOY CHAMLEE HELEN WALKER Literary Editors ALLIE REDD Typist EDNA SHUGHART Junior Representative ....... ,...,............. :mm ..... fm ......,.. ....... Q ........ fir! ,,.., ,,,, I 9 Z 9 55 I 4 4 ULTQNFCRU .QQIQ-----' A -- A ------ Q--- A -.-.3115 Annual Representatives DAN LANDERS B-7 MARY GANN CARL KING B-8 LUCILLE PERKINS CAROLYN POWERS A-1 HENRY YOUNG JOSEPHINE COFER A-2 SARAH BRAMNIK FLORINE WILLIS A-3 RUTH CONNELL IDA HARRISON A-4 JACK BARRON LOUSIE MOON A-5 JOHN BURDETT GRACE HEDDEN A-6 DORA HARTLINE ERQUETTE COX A-7 LENA STEERMAN CARL BROYLES A-8 NELLIE LEDFORD T. H. PACE A-9 PHILLIP DODSON WILLIAM GREEN A-10 BILLIE COLEMAN VIVIAN WHITE A-11 HUGH HONEA WILLIAM ECHOLS A-12 SAM TENDRICK QM- .. ,. ..L..... . ...,..,.,. .au I M33 1 9 2 9 FULTHUNFQRUM . Y ....,....., .... .me ..-.--s ...V - --.... f 5, Fulton High Debating Team IN Fifth District Meet Affirmative Negative BETTY RHOADES MARY JOHNSON LESTER COLLUM LEON HARRISON IDA HARRISON MARGARET HARPER SUBJECT: Resolved, That the State of Georgia should provide a bond issue for the paving of through-state highways in Georgia. March 22. The Affirmative team debated against Tech High's Negative team at Fulton High. Both teams defended their side of the question splendidly. As far as subject-matter goes there was no advantage to be gained by either side, but due to stronger delivery the Tech High speakers won the judges' de- cision. March 25. The Negative team opposed Boys' High Affirmative team at Fulton High. This was a debate from beginning to end. Excellent proof was presented by both sides. The result was evident long before the judges rendered the decision in favor of the Negative side. The entire student body witnessed this debate and their support was instrumental in Mary's and Lean's victory. rem ,.,.,... ,,.,................... mx, ......,..., , . ....,... .......... .E ,,,. , l 9 Z 9 ,Wm .-, I F , E 1 I I l s I I I Ii'ULTfONFfORIU seeeeee he -. ..., ,, N J The joseph IE. Brown Literary and Debating Society OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER LESTER COLLUM ..... President ALBERT GOWEN ..... President MARION ROBERTS . . . Vice-President FLOY CI-IAMLEE .... Vice-President MILDRED FARMER .... Secretary MARY WINTERBOTTOM . . . Secretary SENIOR DEBATES SUBJECT: Resolved, that installment buying as developed during the last ten years in the United States has had harmful social and economic efects. Decision rendered in favor of Affirmative side. AEFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE BETTY RHOADES JEAN MCMILLAN LESTER COLLUM IVIARJORIE DOOLY DECLAIMERS MARION ROBERTS WILLIAM BELL SUBJECT: Resolved, that the jury system should be abolished. Decision rendered in favor of Aflirmative side. AFEIRMATIVE NEGATIVE FRANK GREY .IEANETTE LEAMON MARY JOHNSON CECIL .IOI-INSON DECLAIMERS MARGARET LINKOUS IRIS HOPKINS JUNIOR DEBATE SUBJECT: Resolved, that the United States should adopt the plan for gradual disarmament as an example to other nations. Decision rendered in favor of Affirmative side. NEGATIVE IDA HARRISON GRACE HALL AFEIRMATIVE LEON HARRISON MARGARET HARPER DECLAIMERS MARIE MATHIS GLENN MOORE 'ref V-f: vfwwfwf--111-fmev-Y-V--Q-an-W,-W . ,f , I 9 Z 9 IPULTONEFOR U M gi. ...,.........A. .. Y. Og GirI Reserves OFFICERS IVIARY L. BROOKS . I .... . . Faculty Advisor LO1s MILLER .... . . Faculty Advisor MARIAN ROBERTS . . . . President DOROTHY YOUNG . . , . Vice-President JULIA COKER . . . . Secretary MARIE MAULDIN . . Treasurer EUGENIA BELL DOROTHY BURRSON MARTHA BURRSON CATHERINE CARTER CATHERINE CHAMBERS RUTH DEMPSEY VIRGINIA DONEHOO MARJORIE DOOLY FRANCES ELROD EDNA GREEN RACHEL HAMBY GRACE HALL JOHNIE LOU HORTON LOUISE HOWARD RUTH JONES LOTA MCELROY CLEMENTINE MCDONALD MEMBERS JEWEL MITCHELL MARY LICHTENWALTER MARTHA MOORE RUBY MOORE JEWEL PITTMAN MARY PLUMB DOROTHY PORTER BESSIE Ross EUNICE Ross EDNA SHUGART ALICE SMITH ELIZABETH SPRINGER FREDDIE STORY EVELYN THOMAS GRACE WALKER KATIE LEE WALKER WILMA WALL ELEANOR WERNER 'SBK .. ..... Cnr.. .,,.. ,..,...,,,..., . 3 ,..., . , I 9 2 9 , I3 U L T O N F D R U M I-Ii-Y OFFICERS MR. W. T. JACKSON . .... . . Faculty Advisor MR. D. G. MCRAE . . . . Faculty Advisor MR. P. D. WEST . . . Faculty Advisor RAY MCWHORTER . . ..... President LEON HARRISON . . . . . . Vice-President PEARCE MCDONALD . . Secretary-Treasurer MARJORIE DOOLY . . . Sponsor MARIE MAULDIN . . . . Sponsor MARION ROBERTS . . Sponsor MEMBERS JAMES ARTHUR WILLIAM BELL DOYLE BUTLER LESTER COLLUM JACK CROFF FREEMAN DODD FRANK GRAY RAWLEY HILDEBRAND ROBERT JOHNSON DAN LANDERS CLAUDE MCMAHAN WILLIS ROGERS MAURICE SMITH JACK VARNER ROBERT WALKER .IEFFRIES WARREN LEON WILSON timing: ......... ........ Q, . ....... .......... EF, ...,.,. . , I 9 Z 9 'ULTIONEOIRUM ,...U Q Dramatic Club OFFICERS MISS PAULINE BAKER . .... . . . .Director OLIN LEE .... . . Preszdent MARION ROBERTS . . Secretary OLIN LEE KATHERINE CARTER LESTER COLLUM MARION ELLIOTT GRACE HALL THERESA HAMBY MARGARET HARPER ELAINE HECKLE MARY HOWELL MARY JOHNSON DAN LANDERS ELSIE MOLES RUBY MOORE JEWELL MCDONALD LOTA MCELROY GROUP LEADERS MARJORIE DOOLY MEMBERS DOROTHY YOUNG MARION ROBERTS JEAN MCMILLAN RAY MCWHORTER EMMA NANCE NETTIE MAY PAIGE HARRY PAYNE KATHRYN PORTER RUBY PURCELL JULIA RITCH BETSY SMITH FRANCES SMITH MARY RUTH SMITH MAURICE SMITH MARGARET SWANN ELIZABETH WOODWARD Qm ..... .,.. . . ., L.. I 9 2. 9 I I I I I I ULTIONF RU L.. .1v' Q Home Economics Club OFFICERS MISS JOYCE HENDERSON . .... . . Faculty Aduzsor EDNA GREEN ...., . . . President LENA TRAINOR .... . Vice-President NETA BELL COLLEY . . . Secretary EDITH MOORE ...... Treasurer GROUP LEADERS JEANETTE LEAMON GRACE WALKER BETTY LEE AELESKY ANNIE ADAMS ARBELL BEECH FLOY CHAMLEE RUTH DEMPSEY GLADYS DANIEL EMMA MAE DUNLAP MYRTICE FOSTER IRIS HOPKINS HAZEL HUGHES MARGARET HUGHES SARAH JACKSON MADGE LAWRENCE MAXINE LINDSEY MARY JANE MAYO ELIZABETH MEDLOCK MEMBERS EVELYN THOMAS HELEN WALKER ELSIE MARTIN ZELDA MARTIN MARY MORRIS CECIL MOSTELLA ANNIE RUTH MCGOURTH RUTH NANCE MARION POST ZELMA PITTS MARY PLUMB CAROLYN POWERS ALLIE REDD EUNICE ROSS WANSLIE SARGENT HILDA SPECHT RUBY SHAW WILNIA WALL - - -'-? ,-,.. ., 1 9 Z 9 ULTIQNFQRU Y,, . .... L, .,... ,...w,,. , .O , , Junior Red Cross Representatives D-1 MAURICE SMITH B-7 D-2 CARL KING B-8 I D-3 FRANK GREY A-1 C-1 MARTHA BURRSON A-2 C-2 JAMES COLLINS A-3 C-3 IDA HARRISON A-4 C-4 ELMER ROLADER A-5 C-5 GRACE CASH A-6 B-1 VIVIA BROOKS A-7 B-2 BLANCHE REEVES A-8 B-3 T. H. PACE A-9 B-4 WALTER STOKES A-10 B-5 VIVIAN WHITE A-11 B-6 WINSTON ELLINGTON A- 12 ELIZABETH PAUL LILLIAN HALEY LAUREL JEAN HOOVER LUCILE REYNOLDS RUTH CONNELL JACK BARRON JOHN BURDETT EVELYN ASPEN IMOGENE HUBBARD NELLIE LEDEORD BERNICE BENNETT EARL CHURCHILL DORIS JONES SAN TENDRICK SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVE MARJORIE DOOLY 5 ......,.,,. ,... ........ . 1 9 Z 9 T I r T i I , ..,., W, ,rw-..-, EULTONEORU M ' w,, ,,,,,7 ,,,,,,,. .....,.., nm- ..,.... 'Q x....,....... ,...- . . , - .. . . . Omcers' Club OFFICERS FRED TAYLOR .... .... ..... P r esident GEORGE HIGHTOWER . . Secretary-Treasurer ADAMS, E. B. ALBRITTON, R. S. ARTHUR, J. F. BELL, W. E. BROWN, B. CONYERS, B. CONYERS, T. COLLUM, F. L. FAVER, S. J. GOWEN, A. S. GRAY, F. H. HANNAH, H. H. HARBIN, B. H. HIGHTOWER, G. B MEMBERS WRIGHT, J. W. HOBSON, A. V. KING. C. B. LANDERS, D. LEE, O. P. MASON, J. C. MILICAN, H. MOORE, T A. MCNATR, J. C. ROOKE, F. M. SMITH, F. M. SMITH, J. H. THOMPSON, G. TRAYLOR, R. A. TAYLOR. F. M. '-'Dllm Nxgw.. ..,..... , ,..... .E ,,..... ...... . T 9 2 9 IFULTONIFORUM ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, E . . . Nu .4 Mandolin Club OFFICERS MR. WILLIAM BUTT GRIPFITH . . Director MRS. MARY GRIPFITH DOBBS . . . Director CLAUD TRUSSELL . . . . .... President JULIA RITCH . . . L. . Vice-President LENA TRAINER . . Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS MARTHA LEE BAILEY DOROTHY BRYANT MARTHA CARMICHAEL MARY CARMICHAEL LESTER COLLUM RUTH CONNELL MARJORIE DOOLY WINSTON ELLINGTON ANNETTE HILLMAN SARAH PITTS BLANCH REEVES MADELINE TRAYLOR MARGARET TRIBBLE SADIE TRIBBLE REBECCA WHITLEY LEON WILSON MARION WORLEY ..,..,.. .. ,,,,,,,, ...... B, ..,...,... I 9 2 9 I I 4 3 J JFULTQNFD UM f - Y f f A A eeee eg fe -'BBQ State Contest Winners Typewriting Shorthand ELLA KELLEY EUNICE Ross RUBY PURCELL IRIS HOPKINS LESTER COLLUM ELLA KELLEY Bookkeeping BYRON HARBIN LESTER COLLUM WILLIE BELL Home Economics MARION ROBERTS Qu .,.. ummm ,.,,.,,.,...,....,. umm, .............. ........... .......... .... , , ,W ,W ,, 1 9 Z 9 FULTONYFORUM Qukmmm ,.....,..., ..... mm ...... -. ............Q . .....N ..... ..... ....A..., ,,,, , , A . Q 'fl' ' A ,grgm ..,.... nm, ..................... A .........,... ,....,,,,,., , ,,,,, ,,E, H H VKVV 1 9 Z 9 FULTUNFORUM . . M, .. .. , , MOST ORIGINAL GIRL MOS qgmm, .........,.. ..,,......... C, ....,....,..,...........,...,,........, . .. .,....,,,,.........., ............ E-3 , ....., . .....,. , . 1 9 2 9 FULTONFORUM ...W ........... ......... ............. . W .. i - , , UIQ IT mm .,,,,,,,, ,,, ,,,, ............. ..,.......,.,............,..,..,.., ,,,,, , , , .,,,,,,, , , ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,.,,,,,, 1 9 Z 9 FULTONFUYRUM Q30, ...,.: A...... . M I,, W .. - ------------------ ----'--- -- v--- Q - ---- 3:-Nl ,---V--, V H if Y,Y,,, ,A,,,,,.,. g 1 9 Z 9 JFULTUNFCORUM fm ----- - ---,-- - --'-'-- -----f----- - ---- ------ - ------ - ,,,, ,,., , ,i , .. , , H ----------- --------'-- :sm ----- - H -frr .........,.. , ,,,, V H 1'9 Z 9 JFULTONTFCRUM -.... ..... , , , V H V ,Q-GBE, ..,................, am. .......,. .f ,...,,.,.,.. , ,..,...... -i. , , E1 9 Z 9 . I! HIFI! '65-I ll-JQ2 blokes VVaiter Cserving soupl 1 Looks like rain, sir. Man: Yes, but it tastes like dish Waterll' 56 3? 'll' Harry P.: Youlre the breath of my life. Herstine B.: Let's see if you can hold your breath. :lk SF 'll Frank Cabsentlybs t'You are a dear, sweet girl, Anna . . Mary: Anna! My name is Mary! Frank Con the reboundj: HI say you are a dear, sweet girl Anna love you with all my heart. 5? its 'll' Marion Roberts: I've spent the entire day trying to get ads and received only two orders. Dorothy Young: Too bad. lVho gave those? Marion: Everyone-' Get out and stay out.' A banana peel, A Hash of hose, A little squeal, And down she goes. PX: HF fl? R e f e r e e Cblowing whistlel : 'tFoul. Sidney Faver: 'tVVhere are the feathers? Referee: Ain't any: this is a picked team. SF :XS if Say it with brakes and save the flowers. 9? 9? Sli Stude: HI call my girl geome- try. Dude: VVhy come? Stude: U'Cause shels so plain and solid. S13 :lk Sk How to avoid tire trouble: ride in a. motorboat. MQW! Mr. Hammack: 'tI've been in- vestigating the jokes for the An- nual, and I hear my reputation is being questioned. Mrs. Northen: It isn't a hard thing to do, is it? 9? if Pl? From a. College Examination CDeiinitions of a nut and boltj A bolt is a piece of mechanism about so long or longer, with a bunch of iron on one end, and a number scratches on the other. A nut, however, is very nruch different. A nut is a hole with a square piece of iron around it, and wrinkles on the inside of the hole. Sl: ik it I hate to be a kicker, As it does not stand for peace: But the wheel that does the squeaking Is the one that gets the grease. 5? 3? SF NVeary: UI read in de paper dat a lady wot's to be married had a bath yesterday. River: Is dat r.ight?H Weary: t'Yes, the paper said dat her friends gave her a shower. t'VVhere did the car hit himl' asked the coroner. t'At the junction of dorsal and cervical vertebrae, replied the medical witness. The foreman of the jury rose from his seat. 'tMan and boy? I've lived in these parts for fifty years, he protested, ponderously, Han' I've never heered of that place. 3? S11 SKK Modern love never runs smooth- ly, but it's even worse on a de- tour. rQ93i ff 'fi M L 'fl 1 4 r I

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