Fulton High School - Forum Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1930 volume:

img? T'- 19 WI '53 ---f f- ww- - WW -' a . .gn .. P 1 M155 ELIZABETH HUDSON MR. E. P. MCILWAIN Basket-ball Basket-ball MR. FRANCIS HAMMACK MR. L. VV. HOPE Football Baseball MR. JERE A. NVELLS Superintendent Page Eiyhf FfO+fR+UfM Page A MR. W. F. DYKES Principal H .fx-x ,ef X F' ,G Sf 4 fN fi 'X X rf , 6 'x Mvx t ff X t X JR t H W fi 3 I 53 ffx fs . 1 ,J 0 if fRf flyj J. E. VVHITE English SALLIE E. SHANNON Assistant Pifincipalj Associa te Mathematics J. A. EAKES History ISABELL S. DEW Matlicinatics L. VV. HOPE Commercial LEILA BUNCH Home Economics EVELYN E. EWING Latin E. P. MCILWAIN Science .- fu .1 , . s umlnunuun. Page Ten Page Eleven ir ik ir ir G. W. GASQUE Associate English PAULINE BAKER Associate English ELIZABETH RIYERS Associate English H. C. HODGES Associate English F. R. HABIMACK Associate Mathematics GRACE MASON Associate English ELIZABETH HUDSON Associate English J. C. EPPINGER Associate Mathematics . 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WEST Associate Language GERTRUDE MATHIS Clerk and Librarian Page Thirteen 'SPN f S35 If I,-X 1 1 1 ,hr 'N f x F ir Q we R' 1 af Sflzool Hzkiory Little did Professor Hopkins realize back in 1915 when he stood at the bow of Good Ship Fulton, then a small, dingy building on Garnett Street, that his school would develop into the splendid up-to-date Fulton High School that it is today. The first years of the voyage were by no means easy sailing for Professor Hopkins and his crew of 250 eager students. The classrooms were small and poorly equipped, but nevertheless the students got a Cfairj knowledge of the mysteries of English, History, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology. It seems strange that Fulton then could boast of no graduating class when this year she proudly sends forth IOS wise and learned scholars. The next year the Good Ship anchored at a much better port, located on VVhitehall. She could now boast of a Senior Class of five girls. This number was increased the next year fIQI8D to I2 graduates, 5 boys and 7 girls. During this time Prof. Guy A. Moore served as captain. As the crew was multiplying rapidly, each year containing more and more seekers of knowledge, she gradually sought a firmer harbor. She finally anchored at the present harbor on Washington Street in the splendid modern building called Fulton High, with her much loved and admired Mr. Dykes in command. Through her years of rapid growth, our school has been faithfully backed by the Parent-Teacher Association. This worthy body can never be repaid for its splendid co-operation. The R. O. T. C. has always ranked among the highest in the city and state, running first placemany times in both company and individual drills. A part of this work was the Girls' Military unit of '25-'26, Needless to say our girls at- tracted much attention as they drilled in their red pleated skirts, white blouses and red caps. Fulton has won even more than her share in various state contests in athletics and in scholarship, the office now with a great pride displaying the cups which have been won on different occasions. While all of the students were busy with their scholastic work, they were also organizing and making up many clubs, Dramatic, Hi-Y, Girl Reserves, French, Spanish and Home Economics. An annual of the best quality has been published for many years by the students with the aid of the able faculty. Fulton has al- ways had her athletic teams which have developed in her a fine spirit of life and vigor. After all the main aim of a school is to send forth ambitious, capable and intelligent boys and girls. Fulton has succeeded in this, for reports from colleges have numbered our students among the first. Not only does Fulton boast of a splendid faculty but four of her teachers are her own graduates, West, Taylor, Hudson and Wells. Fulton's history will never be complete without mentioning Bob, our faith- ful janitor. Bob is always ready with a happy smile to greet you, and he performs his tasks with a willingness that wins the admiration of all. And so Fulton High pushes forward, giving her best to her pupils, winning fame for herself through their success and doing her best to make Atlanta the city of cities, Georgia the State of States and the United States the Nation of Nations, FRANCES SMITH, ,3o. Page Fourteen I l I I K i r u I i F if 0 if R 4' U if M Senior Clay! JAMES COLLINS . . . . Presidfnt 'Nd - GLENN MOORE . . . . Vice-President K., MARY MCEWING . . . Secretary ,X BROOKS BROWN . . Treasurer 'N Page Seventee z FFN ci' ji . rx 1 af af ir at J BETTY LEE ABELSKY K6Pep7! Happy am I,' from care I am f1'ee. ' ,Home Economics Club, '29, School Representa- tive Red Cross Council, '29, Home Economics Club Reporter, '29, Honor Roll, '29, French Club, '3o. AUGUSTUS DIXON ADAIR tcDickrJ Let somebody else do the zu01'ryi1zg. First Sergeant Military, '30, Dramatic Club, 7 30. JAMES F. ARTHUR Jimmy Let us do 01' die. Phi Delta Sigma, '30, First Sergeant Military, '28, '2Q', '30, Manager Baseball Team, '3O: Otti- cers' Club, '29, '30, VVh0's VVho, '30, Hi-Y, '28, '29, '30, Spanish Club, '26, '27, Football, '30, Sports Reporter, '30, Cheer Leader, '30, XVALTER SCOTT ASKEVV, JR. Scott So111ctl111rs l sit and tlz1'r1le,' .rozlzetiinzcs I just sit. Joseph E. Brown Literary and Debating Society, '27, '28, '2Q, '30, First Sergeant Military, '2Q, '30. FLOREE REBECC.A BALLARD Floss Ability Ivins tlzc c.vff'e11z of all. Gregg XVriters' Club, '3OZ Vice-President Home Class, '27, Annual Staff, '30, Honor Roll, '28, '29, '30, State Contest, '28 RU'1'H IESTELLE BARTLETT f'Ruthie True to luv' rvorle and liar fl'l't'lZd,Y.U Secretary Home Class, '29, Honie liconomics Club, '27, '28, '30, Gregg XYriters' Club, '3o. ,TAMEs BENJAMIN BARRON, JR. Ben I izerw' trouble troulalc till trouble troubles mr. Treasurer of Home Class, '26, President Home Class, '27, Secretary, '28, First Lieutenant Mili- tary, '30, Football, '30, Manager of Basket-ball, '3o. HEI.EN BRooKs Slim Gentle nf speech, befzeficent of mind. Vice-President of Home Class, '28, '29, News- vaper Reporter, '30, Home Economics Club, '30, Girl Reserves, '29, '30, Gregg NVriters' Club, '3O. I ll IIIIIZ-ISIS I lltll lllll llllll lllllllll Page Eighteen 'A' 'A' ir 'A' JAMES ALTON BROWN Brownie i Play the game and if yon ean't smile grin. - Second Lieutenant Military, '29, '30, Officers' Club, '3O. ' BROOKS GIDEON BROWN, IR. 6iGid9y . Stick to the battle and see the thing thronglzq and don't be a quitter whatever yon do. Treasurer Senior Class, '30, Officers' Club Sec- retary and Treasurer, '30, Captain Military, '30: First Lieutenant, '30, First Lieutenant, '29, Bas- ket-ball, '28, '29, '30, Manager of Football, '30: Phi Delta Sigma, '30, Dramatic Club, '30, Glec Club, '30, French Club, '30, NORMAN WARD BROYLES Normant Persez'erance and hard work are the stepping- stones to success. -Piffle! First Lieutenant Military, '29, '30, Joseph F. Brown Literary and Debating Society. MARTHA BURSON lNlarty To know her is to lozfe her. President Home Class, '28, 'ZQQ Secretary Home Class, '30, Red Cross Representative, '28, '29, '30, Sophomore Debate, '28. BIYRTICE CASH iMyrtie Silence is golden. Literary and Debating Society, '27, '28, 29, 30. r 1 THOMAS B. CLONTS Clonts Hit hard but play fair. Sergeant Military, '28, Corporal, '27: First Lieutenant, '30, Wlio's VVh0, '30, Phi Delta ' Sigma, '30, Officers' Club, '30, Baseball, '27, '28, '29, '30, Football, '30. JOSEPHINE COFER - HJ09! As her own simple self she is best. Letter Pin, '29, Glee Club, '30, French Club, '30, JULIA EsTELLE COKER KiFOOd7! Stick to the battle and see the thing thru, And d0n't be a qnitter wlzateoei' yon do. Secretary Junior Class, '29, Annual Represent- ative, '28, Secretary Home Class, '28, Girl Re- serves, '27, '28, '29, '30, Secretary, '29, President, '30, Dramatic Club, '30, Glee Club, '30. Page Nineteen i 'N-R 'lv I I I x 4 V t P' ci' 4. 'lr 'A' 'A' 'lr NVILLIAM F. COLLIER, JR. in ' 7! Billy On their own merits modest men are dumb. First Sergeant, '29, Officers' Club, '30, French Club, '30, Lieutenant, '30. JAMES COLLINS jamie And still they gazed, and still their wonder grew That one small head eouid earry all he knew. Second Lieutenant, '30, Corporal, '29, Presi- dent Senior Class, '30, Annual Staff, '30, Band, '27, '29, '30, Oflicers' Club, '3o. JOHN ROY COURSEY lt V' YJ Nlnny I see what others may never see, I ran never hide myself from me. Literary and Debating Society, '27, '28, '29, ,3O. MCCALL DANIEL ciMaCv3 In order to jingle coins in your pocket, you have got to shake a leg. Corporal, '29, Second Lieutenant, '30, Band, '29, '30, Officers' Club, '30. FRANCES LEOLA DAVIS Flossie Mae Happy am I, from care I'm free, Why a,ren't they all contented like ine. President Home Class, '27, Annual Staff, '30, Girl Reserves, '30, Glee Club, '30, Gregg Writers' Club, '30, CLINTON FRANKLIN DARNELL Pop Corn I care not to be loved or 'wooedg My motto is 'give me good fo0d. ' Second Lieutenant, '29, Literary and Debating Society, '27, '28, '29, '3o. SARA FRANCES DEARISO Dearie Her hair is red, her smile is gay, She has a merry winning way. Glee Club, '30, Treasurer, '30, Who's Wlio, '30, Girl Reserves, '30, Dramatic Club, '30, French Club, '30, Secretary and Treasurer, '30. RUTH DEMPSEY Rufus A kindness is never lost. Home Economics Club, '30, Group Leader, '30, French Club, '3O. nlul u l-ln-lnsnuu A tu nnun. - uu.nni .i,. nnuuunulnllnununni Page Twenty 'A' if 'A' ir ELIZABETH LEE D0BBs Mable Nature made her what she is and izeter made l another. . President Home Class, '28, Girl Reserves, ,3O. FREEMAN VVILLIAM Donn iKSOnny77 My only books were womerfs looks and f0lly's all they'z'e taught me. President Literary and Debating Society, '30, Hi-Y, '27, '28, '29, '30, Secretary, '30, Staff Ser- geant, '29, Second Lieutenant, '30, Dramatic Club, '30, Phi Delta Sigma, '30, Oflicers' Club, '3O. MARY FRANCES DONEHOO Donny Might and main has shej A better sport shall izever be. Literary and Debating Society, '27, '28, '29, ,3O. FRANK C. DUNHAM UDUHIIH A light heart lives long. Second Lieutenant, '30, Band, '27, '28, '29, '30, Officers' Club, '30, SARAH TSABELLE EAToN SRG Kiddo A happy disposition like dollars will often pay your way. fx Secretary Home Class, '29, Annual Staff, '30, Home Economics Club, '27, Basket-ball, '27. MARIAN FRANCES ELLIOTT Chief She does the work she is set to do Arid therein honor lies. fl President and Secretary Home Class, '27, An- N nual Staff, '30, Dramatic Club, '28, '29, '30, Group ,fx 7 Leader, '30, City Council Red Cross Representa' tive, '30, Red Cross Representative, '27, Girls' , Track, '28, Glee Club, '30, Who's Who, '30, 4 Honor Roll, '27, '30, French Club, '30, Presi- dent, ,3O. - ROBERT VV. FAIRMAN Bob ., .: 3 Corporal, ,2Q, Lieutenant, '30, Officers' Club , 7 r 30- Characters never change. MILDRED FRANCES FARMER Country La-bor wide as the earth has its summit in lieazferif' . Secretary Literary and Debating Society, y2Q, Vice-President Literary and Debating Society, '30, Secretary Home Class, '28. nu ullllnillll lnllunlnlul u Ill llllll I lllllllll Ill! Page Twenty-one 'A' 'lr if ir STEPHEN GERNAZIAN Steve One of Gold Dust Twins. President Home Class, ,271 Red Cross Repre- sentative, '27, Sergeant, '30, Captain Military, '30, Honor Roll, '27, Glee Club, '30, Otlicers' Club, 30. JOHN CARL GILBERT John Gilbert His own thoughts are his companions. Literary and Debating Society, '27, '28, '29, '30. REBA ARMENTIA GILLELAND Rebie To take things as they be, Tlzat's my philosophy. Home Economics Club, Girl Reserves, '29, '30. SARA ELIZABETH GUNTER Pawel SZC'6Cl1I6SS is an everlasting charm. Secretary Home Class, Vice-President Home Class, '28, Girl Reserves, '30, Home Economics Club, '30, Gregg VVriters' Club, '30, TIIERESA STEVENS HAMBX' Terry Ability zviazs the esteem of all. Girl Reserves, '27, Glee Club, '30, Military Sponsor, '28, Sponsor Hi-Y, '30, Dramatic Club, '28, '29, '30, Group Leader Dramatic Club, '30, Basket-ball, '29, Annual Staff, '30, News Re- porter, '30, French Club, '30, GRACE :XDELLA HALL KnBiHy!! Laugh and the world laughs with you. Secretary Home Class, '27, Annual Representa- tive, '27I Red Cross Representative, '27, Girl Re- serves, '27, 28, '29, '30, Treasurer Girl Reserves '30, Basket-ball, '27, Glee Club, '30. Y EVELYN H. HARDIN Evie 'IC0lI.Vl'SfCl!L'3', thou art cz jewel. Home Economics Club, '27, '28, 130. IXIARGARET ANN HARPER Sn00ks Kind ruortls and fart' is Margarcfs Policy. Vice-President and President Home Class, '28' Annual Staff, '30, Junior Debate, '29, Senior Del bate, '30, Debating Team, '29, Honor Roll, '27, Vice-President Literary and Debating Society, '30. llll llllll lllllllllll Page Twenty-two ir ir 'A' i' ASA JACK HARRISON nnlack!! Be strong, we are not here to play, to dream, to drift. Annual Representative, '26, First Lieutenant Military, '30, Football, '29, '30, Phi Delta Sigma, '30, Corporal, '27, '28, MARGARET IDA HARRISON 66Peg?7 A soul sincere in action, faithful in honor dear. Secretary Home Class, '27, '28, '29: Dramatic Club, '30, Gregg Writers' Club, '30, Junior De- bate, '29, Senior Debate, '30: Red Cross Repre- sentative, '27, '29, Honor Roll, '27, '28, Letter Club, '2Q. GEORGE LEON HARRISON Slick Obey, be loyal, do your work and do it well. President Home Class, '27, '29, Hi-Y, '27, '2Q, '30, Vice-President, '29, President, '30, Sergeant Military, '29, First Lieutenant Military, '30, An- nual Staff, '30, Red Cross Representative, '27, '29, '30, Annual Representative, '28, '29, Band, '27, '28, '29, '30, Debating Team, '29, Junior De- bate, ,291 Glee Club, '30, Baseball, '27, '29, '30, Basket-ball, '27, '29, '30, XVho's Who, '30, Honor Roll, '27, ,2Q. BERTA IRENE HAYGOOD Arene Built for character, not for fame. Vice-President Home Class, '29: Honor Roll, '29, Home Economics Club, '30, Gregg XVriters' Club, '30, ELAINE FAITH HECKLE Laine The joy of youth and health Izer eyes display, And ease of heart her looks convey. Dramatic Club, '28, '30, President, '30, Glee Club, '30, Newspaper Reporter, '30, Senior De- bate, '30, WlI0's Wlio, '30, Band Sponsor, '30, junior Play, '29, French Club, '30. GRACE ELAINE HEDDEN Short Ping 'Tis well to be merry and wise, 'Tis well to be honest and true. President Home Class, '29: Annual Representa- tive, ,292 Home Economics Club, '3o. CLYDE JANNETT HII.DEI3R,AND 'flelf' Say rulzaterer you like, bn! be careful ivlzen you say it. Home Economies Club, '27, '28, '29, '30. lxiILDRED CLEO HONEA Millie She teas just the quiet kind, iulmse nature never r'ar'zes. Home Economics Club, '29, '30, lllllhilll I ll I Page Twenty-tlzrce 3 I ff 'A' 'k i' 'lr DIARY LOUISE HOWELL f'Sl1Orty She's little but shefs wise, Shelv a terror for her size. Secretary Home Class, '27, Dramatic Club, '29, ,332 Glee Club, '30, Gregg Writers' Club, ,3O. LUCY MAY HURLEY K6CinCly77 True wo1fth's being, not seeming. Literary and Debating Society, '27, ,2Q, '30, WVILLIAM MARCUS JORDAN !KI4OI1y7! Learning is like a bicycle, when it stops, it falls over. Literary and Debating Society, '27, '28, '29, '3O. JOHN FRANKLIN JORDAN g'JOhnnie The other Gold Dust Twin. Sergeant Military, '27, Major, '30, Glee Club, '30, Officers' Club, '30, Animal Staff, '30, Honor Roll, 727. ROBERT VVILLIAM JOHNSON Bob Stick to the battle and see the thing through, Don't be a quitter whateifer you do. Lieutenant Military, '30, Band, '27, '28, Hi-Y, '28, ,2Q, '30, Phi Delta Sigma. J. S. KING Essie A happy disfvosition like dollars will often jvay your way. Vice-President Home Class, '27, First Lieuten- ant Military, '30, Corporal, '29, Glee Club, '30, Officers' Club, '30, Gregg VV1-iters' Club, '30, Honor Roll, '28. JOSEPII SAM UEL LEE trsarnn A merry student never sad, His merry smile nzakes all glad. President Home Class, '30, First Lieutenant Military, '30, Phi Delta Sigma, '30, Basket-ball, ,2Q. VIRGINIA EVELYN LETTEER K'Jeanie Nature made hen' what she is, and never nzade another. Literary and Debating Society, '27, '29, '30, French Club, '33, Ill ll ll!!! lllll Page Twenty-four i' if if ir El.DON RUSSELL LINDSY Papa Oh, why must life all labor be. Vice-President Home Class, '26, Football, '28, '29, '30, Basket-ball, '27, '28, '29, '30, Baseball, '26, Hi-Y, '26, Band, '26, '28, Dramatic Club, '30, Annual Representative, '26, Red Cross Repre- sentative, '27, Moving Picture Operator, '28, '29, 30. JANE LINDSTEDT Sweetie The secret of sueeess is constancy to purpose. Girl Reserves, '30, Gregg Writers' Club, '30, ZENA GENEVA LOCKLEAR fKGene77 A favored temper is an humble heart. Honor Roll, '28. MATTIE JEWEL MCDONAI,D Little Bit Useful to etferyone-a useful body. Annual Representative, '30, Red Cross Repre- sentative, '30, State Contest, '28, Letter Club. '28, Dramatic Club, '29, Girl Reserves, '30, Gregg XVriters' Club, '30. MARY KATHERINE BICEWEN Mac If I will, I will. You may depend on it. If I 'ZC'0ll'f, I t0on't, and tl1at's the end of it. Home Class Secretary, '27, News Reporter, '30, President Home Class, '29: Secretary Senior Class, '30, Senior Debate, '30, Girl Reserves, '30, Glee Club, '30, Gregg Writers' Club, '30, His- torian, '30, Honor Roll, '27, Pianist Glee Club, '3o. ANNIE RUTH MINERVA MCGOURICK Dimples Be good, sweet, and let who will be clever. Home Economics Club, '29, '30. ANNIE GENE NIACKEY 1cNigv7 Take it all in, consider it, believe what you please. Home Economics Club, '30, Committee, '30. MARIE MARGARET LIATHIS W'eesie Play the game and if you can't smile, grin. Red Cross Representative, '27, Secretary Home Class, '28, Vice-President, '30, Junior Debate, '29, Senior Debate, '30, Annual Staff, '30, Who's Who, '30, Gregg Writers' Club, '30, Girl Re- serves, '30. Page Twenty-five KT I 'A' 'k ir ik NELl.IE PEARL NIEDLOCK Nell Her voice is ever gentle and low, an excellent thing in n 'ZC'0IlIGII. Glee Club, '26, '30, Home Economics Club, '30. ELSIE BIAE NIOLES Lillie IfVe that live to please, must please to live. Dramatic Club, '29, '30, Gregg Writers' Club, ,30 LOUISE MOON Vtleesta A kindness is never lost. Annual Representative, '29, Secretary Home Class, '30, Gregg Writers' Club, '30. GLENN LEWIS MOORE Rudy He has known you but three days, and already you are no stranger. President Home Class, '30, Annual Staff, '30, Captain in Military, '30, President Oflicers' Club, '30, Vice-President Senior Class, '30, Hi-Y, '30, Phi Delta Sigma, Cheer Leader, '30, Junior De- bate, '29, Wh0's Who, '30, FRED SMITH MORGAN hSlTllttiC The nzildest nz-anncrs and tl1e gcntlest heart. Sergeant-at-Arms, Phi Delta Sigma, Captain in Military, '30, Officers' Club, '30. EVELYN MORRIS lXlem That tvlzielz is tuortlz having is tunrth fighting for, the harder the fight the more fnn. ' Basket-ball, '29, '30, Captain, '30, Secretary Home Class, '27, '28, Vice-President, '29, Red Cross Representative, '28, Girl Reserves, '29, '30, Glee Club, '30, Dramatic Club, '30, Gregg XVrit- ers' Club, '30, Letter Club, '29, '30, XVILLIAM RIORRIS Bill Drink not too deep at the fountain of knowl- edge-lest ye strangle. First Lieutenant Military, '30, Band, '28, '29, '30, Oflicers' Club, '30, ROBERT BUEI. NIATION, JR. Bob lf 'ZUOIIICJZ interfere with runrlc, quit Ic'o1'lc. First Lieutenant in Military, '30, Officers' Club, '3O: Football, '30, Baseball, '29, Hi-Y, '30, Phi Delta Sigma. ' ll Il llllll llll llll I Page Twenty-sta: 'A' 'lr 'k 'k NETTIE MAE PAGE Nella Whatever else is good, laugh is best. Dramatic Club, '29, '30, LILLA MAE PATRICK Mazie She is something sterling that will stay when gold and silver pass away. Girl Reserves, '29, '30, Home Economics Club, '29, '30 VESTA PETERSON ifMidge7! Personality will carry you anywhere. Sponsor for Military, '30, VVl10's Who, '30. SARA LOUISE Prrrs Kisallyil Sweetness is an everlasting charm, Home Economics Club, '30, President, '30, Mandolin Club, '29, '30, Girl Reserves, '30, Com- mittee, '30, Who's Who, '30, Sponsor for Mili- tary, '30, Sponsor Phi Delta Sigma, '30, ZELLIA LEE P1TTs Blondie Stubborn labor overeornes all things. Home Economics Club, '28, '29, '30. GLADYS PORTER Sister A light heart lives long. ' Vice-President Home Class, '29, Home Eco- nomics Club, '28, '30, Annual Representative, '28. CLEVA ESTOW PUCKETT Aunt Het Charm strikes the sight, and merit wins the soul. Vice-President Home Class, '27, '28, Secretary, '28, '29, Glee Club, '30, Pianist, '30, Dramatic Club, '29, '30, DIARY GIBBS PLUMB Prune As her own simple self she is best. , Home Economics Club, '27, '28, '29, '30, Group Leader, '30, Girl Reserves, '30. ll Page Twenty-setfen 'Wx 'lv l 'x fl IN A , , F I 7 i ir 'A' 'A' ir EMERSON ELIZAIBETH PURCELI- Emme The fwrld is zuaitirig for better things, G0 forth Enzyme, and exhibit your virtues. Home Ecpnumics Club, '30, Group Leader, '30, Annual Representative, '30, Girl Reserves, '3o. RUBY LEE PURCELI, Rosebud 'Tis well to be zlzerry and zuise, 'Tis wel! to be honest and true. Annual Representative, '26, Red Cross Representative, '27, Home Economies Club, '25, '26, Dramatic Club, '30, F. F, lf. Club, '29, '30, State Contest, '29, Girl Reserves, '30, Gregg VN'riters' Club, '29, '30, GORDON JOHNSON RACE G0rdid I work for the pleasure I get out of resting. V Seeond Lieutenant Band, '30, Officers' Club, '30, Iland, 27, 28, 29, 30. ELIZAIIETII AUGUSTA ROGERS Gusta Siucerity, Simplicity, and Serine. Secretary Home Class, '27, '29, Annual Representative, '30, Honor Roll, '27, '29, Debating Society, '27, '29, '30, l l'6l!Cl1 Club, '3o. EZLMER SIM MONS IQOLADER i.BOu Il'hatez'er else is good, cz laugh is best. Sergeant Military, '28, Lieutenant, '29, Captain, '30, President Junior Class, '29, Red Cross Representative, '29, President Home Class, '23, ,292 Hi-Y, '30, Phi Delta Sigma, Oflicers' Club, '29, '30, Hand, '27, '28, '29, '30, Orchestra, '30, Cheer Leader, '30, VVlIO's Who, '30, Sophomore Debate, '28, Annual Staff, '3o. XVANSLIE SARGENT nBettyu A smile for all, and a welcome glad- A siurere friend to ez'e1'y0ue. Vice-President Home Class. '30, Sponsor Military, '28, '29, '30, Home liconomics Club, '27, '28, '29, '30, XYh0's VVlI0, '30, Girl Reserves, '29, '3o. BENJAMIN VVALLACE SEGREST VVeenie The man who blushes is not quite a brute. First Lieutenant Military, '30, Best Drilled Cadet, '28, Football, '26, '27, '28, '30, Basket-ball, '26, '27, '28, '3o. ELIZABETH ANN SEWELL VVibutli The serret of surress is cozzstaury to purpose. Girl Reserves, '30, Debating Society, '27, '28, '29, '3o. IlllllllllllllllllllllIBZCSCIZIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII lllllli Illl lllbllll ll I llllllllhllll II ll- ,. llllllllllllllll llllll lllllllll Page Twenty-eight + if if af 1 ANDREW THOM AS SHEILS Andy A jolly good fellow, and full of glee Who dares to laugh out loud and free. Sergeant in Military, '27, Corporal, '29, First Lieuten' ant Military, '30, Junior Play, '29, Dramatic Club, '30, Glee Club, '30, Officers' Club, '30, Phi Delta Sigma, '30, Senior Debate, '3o. EDNA ELIZABETH SHUGART Little Bit Bre71ity is the soul of wit. Secretary Home Class, '29, Girl Reserves, '27, '28, '29, '30, Vice-President, '30, Annual Staff, '29, Honor Roll, '27, '28, Gregg Writers' Club, '30, Dramatic Club, '30, GORDON SLAPPEY uslapu To be a friend to man. Second Lieutenant Military, '30, Literary and Debating Society, '29, '3o. V FRANCES MELVEN SMITH Frankie A kiss, a frock, a rhyme-I never said tlzey feed my heart, But still they pass my time. Glee Club, '30, Vice-President Junior Class, '29, Dra- matic Club, '29, '30, Junior Play, '29, News Reporter, '30, Basket-ball, '30, Wh0's Who, '30, Sponsor Military, '30, U. D. C. Medal, '29, French Club, '30, LAURA ELIZABETH SPRINGER Tootsie Undiz'ided loyalty to a worthy ideal is richer in its reward than any self-set purpose. Annual Representative, '27, Red Cross Representative, '27, Secretary Home Class, '27, Girl Reserves, '28, '29, '30, Dramatic Club, '30, Gregg Writers' Club, '30. NANNIE BERNICE STEVENS Bunch Her voice is ezfer gentle and low, an excellent thing in woman. Annual Representative, '30, Gregg VVriters' Club, '30. NELLIE MARGARET SWANN I npeggyv 1 M idea o an a reeable erson is one that 37 g , agrees with me. President Home Class, '27, Dramatic Club, '28, '29, '30, Sponsor Band, '29, Annual Staff, '30, Hi-Y Club Sponsor, '30, Agnesb Scott Play Day, '28, Fulton Follies, '27, French Clu , '30. SADIE MAE TRIBBLE ni ack!! All the really worth-while things in life are done by busy inen and women. Home Economics Club, '30, Secretary Home Class, '28, '29, Annual Representative, '27, News Reporter, '30, Mandolin Club, '29, '30. CHARLES G. TURNER llcapn Drink not too deep at the fount of knowledge lest ye strangle. First Lieutenant Military, '30, Dramatic Club, '30, President Joseph E. Brown Literary and Debating Society, , 30. ADELAIDE TURNER Bot You ean't have too much of a good thing. Literary and Debating Society, '27, '28, '29, '3O. nu nulvqnnnln uuunnnnu in :nun u u nnuuu n ul an s mn nununuunnunllnnnnn-uunlunlnn Page Twenty-nine Tv I'-X f x ... 'Ir ir 'Ir 'A' CARL EIFORD VVAITS t6Ei:He!y Build for character, not for fame. First Lieutenant, '30, Officers' Club, '30. FRANCES ELIZABETH VVALLACE Lizzie Real Serviee will not lose its noblenessf' Literary and Debating Society, '27, '28, '29, '30. RORERT ALAIN VVALKER Sissy We that live to please, nzust please to live. First Sergeant Military, '29, Hi-Y, '29, '30, French Club, '30. HORACE WATERS Little Bit This hint of advice is good, I'r'e found, If you ean't go over or under, go round. Literary and Debating Society, '27, '28, '29, '30. RAYMOND CLAUDE XVIIITE Bob VVhite To take things as they be, Thafs my philosophy. Literary and Debating Society, '27, '28, '29, '30. FLORENE VVTLLIS F1ossie Her hair is blond, her smile is gay, She has a merry winning way. Home Economics Club, '27Z Literary and De- bating Society, '28, '29, '30. MARY EVELYN YVINTERIIUTTOM Maisie Steady of purpose, to her aim ewer true, Full of mischief and seldom through. Secretary Home Class, '27, Secretary Literary and Debating Society, '29, Annual Staff, '30, Girl Reserves, '29, Honor Roll, '29, French Club, '30. ROSE MARY XVOODALI. XVaWa lt isn't the things you possess, It's service that measures sueeessf' Home Economics Club, '30, Literary and De- bating Society, '27, '28, '29, French Club, '3O. JEFFY PEARL YOIIK It eff!! J She who makes somebody happy each day, lVill find satisfaction the richest of pay. Secretary Home Class, '28, Red Cross Repre- sentative, '29, Glee Club, '27, '30, Girl Reserves, Y 30. IRMA KATE JACKSON Katie The nzildest manners and the bravest mind. Home Economics Club, '30, Literary and De- bating Society, '27, '28, '2Q. un -v I r nu. nu . ... nuuuunwlunznunl nu. - Page Thirty if Q af R af af M Clary Hzktory Four years ago, in 1926, we marched into the auditorium of Fulton, feel- ing very grown-upf' But not for long! The upper-classmen teased us and directed us to wrong classrooms until we felt very little again. We were divided into classes: A-I, A-2, AQQ3, A-4, A-5, A-6, A-7, A-S, A-9 A-Io, A-11, A-12. After becoming better acquainted with the members of the faculty we began to feel more at home. We made good marks on our report cards, and many Freshies,' were on the honor roll. Then we were Sophomores! Ah! How thrilling it was for us to be above the first-graders! Donlt think for a moment that we didn't use the oppor- tunity to help the Freshmen! That year we were assigned to only eight classes: B-I, B-2, B-3, B-4, B-5, B-6, B-7, and.B-8. We were beginning to learn how to debate by this time, and the clubs interested us more. A large number of the girls joined the Home Economics Club and the Girl Reserves, and the boys learned to drill. juniors! At last we could be called upper-classmen and be respected as we deserved. VVe had only five classes then: C-I, C-2, C-3, C-4, and C-5. To be a class important enough to elect officers to lead us! To be allowed to wear class rings! To debate in the auditorium! It was unbelievable that we had become such great scholars. Now we were really interested in all school activities -the Dramatic Club, 'Girl Reserves, Home Economics Club, Joseph E. Brown Literary and Debating Society, and Military. The dance which we gave in honorl of the Seniors was a big success, and we looked forward to a dance in our honor next year. At last we are dignified Seniors, almost at the end of our high school careers. Now we shall be honored, looked up to by the lower classes, and perhaps noticed as persons by our faculty. NVe are allowed a little more freedom, and feel really grown since we are to graduate soon. We have only four Senior Classes, D-I, D-2, D-3, D-4, but they make up in quality for the small number of classes. The number of seniors is greater than Fulton has ever known and we are truly proud of the record we have made at dear old Fulton! VVe sincerely hope that the classes which follow us may make as great a success of their work as we have made. s MARY MCEWEN, '3o. Page Thirty-one Tv IW I' I u. OfR+fU uflrna Jlfater Fulton! Fulton! Our dear school, This song we sing to ,thee, Of worthy praise, of our schooldays Of love and loyalty. - Oh Fulton High, dear Fulton High, Oh proud indeed are we Of our dear school, its Golden Rule And honored Faculty. Oh, God, above, help us, we pray To keep our morals high, Our conscience right, our armour bright With truth and honesty. Oh Fulton High, dear Fulton High, May this our motto be, As proud as I'm of Fulton High I'll make her proud of me. Oh Fulton High, in future years Vlfhen dark clouds do appear . The thought of you, so good and true Will make them disappear. Oh Fulton High, dear Fulton High, We never shall forget- The golden haze of happy days, Dwells round about us yet. ff M ' -LEOLA SMITH, '26, HONOR ROLL F LOREE BALLARD JEWEL MCDONAI.D MARIAN ELLIOTT Page Thirty-two 'A' 'A' ir 'lr zmzbr Clam f ' 'Sli Fzgfzfl gin E-1 'iQ Q B94 ! M 4' X 'X 4 g.4u.v y L ff, Hb 'lt I P .- '-',f -...J 5 G rl Z Q. J N- N I gfiakslgaai 1 ' v 4, I 3 :aa 1 1 , Z! ' f .nj ff X f fs f Z H f 1 N f X X! 1'AUI.lXIUI.LINS . ,101-t XVRIGHT . . . BLANCIIE REEVES . . . .TOHNNIE LOU HORTQN , ..- . Pr CSl.ll16llf . Vicf-Prcsidvlzt . Sc'crvtary Trcasu rm' Page Thirtypthrce r-fxxl ff I . I X af af if if J CARL BROYLES CHILLION WHITE ERQUETTE COX EVELYN AUSTIN MARCIA CAMPBELL MARY SMITH SARA COOK GUY JACKSON ROBERT YALBRITTON BLANCHE REEVES JOE VVRIGHT T. H. PACE PHIL FARNEY umbr Clan' Ist Row EVELYN SEARS WILLIE F. EUBANKS CLARA NELMS LORINE CHAFFIN 2I'1d ROW MATTIE HYER LIZZIE HOLT NETA BELL COLLEY 3rd ROW ELIZABETH LIVELZ' MARY HUNT DOROTHY MOORE 4th ROW JACK VARNER PIERCE MCDONALD FRANCES YORK SARA LANDEAN CARLYLE TAYLOR GEORGIA COWART JOSEPHINE GILBERT MARGARET CALDWELL JEWEL PITTMAN EMALINE MITCHEI.L JAMES DODY WALKER BROWN DUDLEY GLASS ROBERT VVARWICII CLAUDE TRUSSEI. uluuuu Alnnllnlnnunl 1 I umunnunu . nuunnuunum .I 1 .. :urnunuununulnvllllluu Page Thirty-four 'A' 'A' 'lr 'k MARTHA POOLE INA REEVES VIRGINIA DONEHOO NELLIE JOE HITT LULA NASH ESTHER OXFORD AGNES PITTS ELIZABETH MORELAND ELIZABETH STOWERS ROSSER SHELTON FRANK MITCHELL zmior Clan' ISt ROW CATHERINE CHAMBERS MARGARET VVILDER MARIAN WORLEY 2nd ROW ELLEN WOOTEN MARTHA CARMICHAEL MARTHA KNAPP SALLY GILI.ESPIE 3rd ROW SARA MITCHELL ELLEN HOWELL CHARLOTTE SIMPSON SUSIE ROSS 4th ROW JOSEPH OGLESBY' RALPH HOWARD LUSTRAT VVINECOFF FRANCES GOWEN VIRGINIA JOHNSON FRANCES SIMPSON LUCILE BAUM GERTRUDE CAIN DOROTHY CHAPMAN DONNIE LEE LAND LUCILE JOHNSON EUNICE ADAMS LEAN WILSON JEFFRIES NVARREN vc sulliqllnlsnuunnnnnunmum .. 1 I. 1 Aa lu 1 nunullnnnlnlannuullnuu Pave Thirty-five ir 'A' 'lr ak' EDWARD S'1'EPHEN5lJN ROY RORINSON HARRY BELL NELLIE MAE SMITH BERNICE SAI'I'IiNFII:ILD ISAREL XYALKER IQCBY LEE ROORS XYILIIVR RI'DRI'IfIf JOHN RI'I:LE RANVLEY HILDERIIRAND L. F. ADAMS XYALTER STOKES AIIRREY SMITH zmior Clfzff Ist Row A. C. BRADLEY BILLY SELMAN 2nd ROW CAROLYN PYRON EDNA CARTER JXIARION POST 3rd ROW H. Y. HODGES ROT1E1iT RIAYER CARL HOW'ELL 4th Row :XLTON .ANDERSON HOWARD ALLEN RICHARD DALE JOHN PITTS CHARLES LITTLE fJl AL ROBERTS EUGENIA TRAINER lXIARGARET'TRIBI!LE JI'LIA PICKETT JOE :XDAMS JOHN JACKSON BERT BIOORE JACK CROET XYILLIAM XXVATSON EUGENE GAFNEA l' lunuuunnulsulnnlnuun nnumunuuuunmuunnnnu I- :uuuu.uaumu.1I.. unnuuuunwnnlnnullnu Page Thi: ty slr ir ir ir 'lr JOHNNIE LOU HORTON PAULINE MOON LOUISE HOWARD ELSIE MARTIN AGRIE COURSEY AILEN BROWN MARY NELL HEARN TROY BLEDSOE CALVIN TAYLOR TOM KINGSTON zmzbr Clay! Ist ROW MARY MCMILLIAN INA HARREI.L MAGGIE B. MOORE . 2nd Row ELIZABETH GEORGE GERTRUDE SMITH DORIS ROOKS MARIE BELL 3rd ROW HARRY FOLDS VVILLIAM ECHOLES PAUL MULLINS CECIL STEPHENSON VELMA ADAMS MARGUERITE DUNCAN ILLA HALL BERTHA MAE JOHNSON FRANCES ELROD LOTTIE MAE STANLEY CATHERINE GREENWOOD JACK HUDGINS FRED LADLOW ALLEN MARTIN in l ullwnillu nu I n I I I ll 'I' u n un n I ul me InunuuuununnuInI A -un.. nu nu A :nun-:mann nun Page Thirty-seven 'W'-S K5 1 V W A - I I I f -1- -1? J F f Q af R af if zmior fbkiory We, the present members of the Junior Class, are the remnants of that mot- ley assemblage of lowly Freshmen who, with an air of bewildered surprise, were ushered into the spacious auditorium of our beloved school on a bright morning in September, 1927. At that embryonic period of our high school life, it was difficult for us to realize the hugeness of the task before us, that of upholding the honor, dignity, and traditions of Fulton High School, as one of its ever advancing classes. How- ever, as we stand on the threshold of our Senior year and look back over the three preceding years, we believe we can truthfully say that we have made a splendid record-one which we challenge the Sophomore class to better. At the beginning of our Freshman year, having been accustomed to the sim- pler methods of grammar school, we were somewhat at a loss in our studies. VVe soon, however, contracted the highly contagious Fulton S pirit and surprised the dubious faculty with a heavy percentage on the honor roll. By the end of the year we had proved ourselves at least willing to learn. ' It was during our Sophomore year, though, that we really began to extend ourselves. Several Sophomores brought honor upon old Fulton by winning various prizes in debating, essays, etc. The Sophomore debate was praised by both faculty and students. We are able to say with pride that a Sophomore was captain of the football team and that several stars on both diamond and grid- iron were members of our class. We entered our Junior year with the determination to do everything pos- sible to help the Seniors feel that they had the support of the entire student body in making the class of 1930 the most successful ever graduated from Fulton. We are also endeavoring to make the Junior-Senior Dance a gala affair so that thei Seniors may have nothing but good impressions of the class of 1931. It is with mixed emotions that we anticipate our Senior year. We are, of course, delighted over the prospect of being Seniors, but the knowledge that many of our friends will graduate with the class of 1930, and that we shall be loaded with the full burden of responsibility, causes us to assume a somber expression. After all, maybe this is what makes the Senior dignified. JoE WRIGHT, '3I. JUNIOR HONOR ROLL SARA COOK CHARLES LITTLE , WILLIE FLORENCE EUBANKS CLARA NELMS DUDLEY GLASS JEWEL PITTMAN LUCILE JOHNSON EDWARD STEPHENSON Page Thirty-eight F+O+R+fU+fM Sojbfzomore Clam HONOR ROLL L J H I In 'ag ,' fy!! Q X 'If' I, snuff! lib ' 'QV 'I 2 L W, ,A ll!! Q Q JI ini: 1 Q D! fa as CHARLOTTE BODE LAUREL JEAN HOOVER MILDRED CLARK KATE JONES BILLIE COLEMAN HAZEL MAXWELL FRANCES COIN MARY MILLSAP VIRGINIA SMYTIIE Page Thirty-nine 'W-x Tv 'N I 'af if -k if ffxl If Y fx . fxx I 1 .. Q L Sophomore Cla!! LUCILE HECKLE REBECCA WHITLEY MARY NIILLSAP HATTIE LEE WALKER CAROLYN JACKSON DOROTHY SMITH MARY CHARLES BERRY BEN GOSLIN JOE IVIE JACK BARRON ALBERT CARTER HOWARD KNIGHT RAMON JONES MARSHALL COURSEY ISt ROW CAROLYN HAMMOND HELEN DEARISO EMILLE BLAIR 2nd ROW LYNNE LOMAX MAUD COFER MARY CARMICHAEL 3rd ROW BRUCE AVERY ELLIS DONALD HENRY BIRD 4th Row LOUIS GILES CHARLES GRAMLING BARCLAY CONNER J. O. CHAMBERS MARIE BESSER F REDDIE STORY FRANCES COIN ELEANOR WARNER LAURA JEAN HOOVER HELEN MALSBY MARGARET RITCH JACK VARNER BENNIE VARNER FRED SIMS CURTIS LANE ROBERT COBB LAWRENCE BARTLEY BRANDON BERRY nnnnu nulnulll-nun 1 n n A ll I mann, I unmu .I -,. nnuuunuullnunlun Page Forty 'Ir 'A' ir 'k ALIEN HALLY MARY CALL MIGNON RUSSELL HUGH LESTER SAM SLICER JACK HARWISCH ALMA LAMB MARGIE NELL LEFTWICH HAROLD MANSTON POPE Cox HORACE MCCALLIE EINO TORKELL WALTER COLQUIT ROSCOE WALKER DOYLE MANN Sophomore Clow Ist Row DAISY CAMPBELL ELSIE ROBINSON LUCILE REYNOLDS 2nd Row MARTHA MOORE CHARLOTTE BODE GERTRUDE TEDFORD ELIZABETH GATTIS 31-d Row LEE CAMPBELL HAMILTON CORNELL MAURICE MCGOWEN 4th Row FRANCIS ROGERS WILLIAM SMITH LUTHER LANGLEY WARREN SOLES RUTH JONES ELIZABETH ATKINSON MII.DRED CLARK EDNA RUTH SHAFFER MAXINE LINDSEY LYLE LETTEER HAMBX' MYERS IBRIE SUTTLES VVILLIAM MORRIS JAMES GATLIN EDMAN HUGHES MARVIN COURSEY FRAZIER EATSON JULIAN PACE GUY MORGAN Page Fortyone 'X f I 'TI4 5 fx ,-2-gk I I v ..- 4-.fr ...- 'k 'lr 'A' 'A' RUTII THOMPSON MARY LEE BATES MILDRED ADAMS IRMA YOUNG 1,015 ARNOLD LOUISE MURPHY DORA HARTIIINE IJOROTHY BRYANT MADELINE TRAYLOR JAMES SHIPPY DEAN MCEI,ROY GORDON BROOKS IWANCHE BARFIELD LEWIS BAILEY Sophomore Clay! ISt Row DOROTHY PORTER ERA BANKS MILDRED FOSTER LUCILE JANARA 2nd Row RACHEL HAMBY SYBLE VVEBB ANNA BRANDON ELIZABETH HAUSE JANIE KEI.LEY LILLIAN HALEY 3rd Row HARRX' TAYLOR RURAL SHELLY VVILLIAM SHERIDAN C. H. HILDERBRAND 4th Row ROSCOE WALKER MARTHA STEWART NVILLIE GILLELAND GENNIVA BAILEY ELIZABETH HIXON ELISE LANE ALMA DICKEY RUTH XVHITE SARA CORYELI. DOROTHY MCNAIR JOHN BURDETT HENRY HARPER CASPER NVHITMER HENRY JACOBS FRANK XVALTERS I . .vnu nnununlnllnu:-lnnuns nn: unuummuunmunnnnnu H 1 uu.nn n mm .. Inunnuulununnlnnnlln A Page Forty tuo i' if 'A' ir JANIE B. SWAN ELOISE SPENCE BERNICE BENNETT DOROTI1Y PARKER KATE JONES BESSIE Ross MARY MONFORT MARJORIE MARSHALL MARTHA STEWART EUGINE MCCONNELL ELDRIDGE CURLEE PHILIP DORSON Sophomore Clam' ISt ROW BIILDRED SMITH CORA MAE THOMAs EVELYN VVOOLEY ANN SKILLMAN 2nd ROW BERTHA YOKEL JOE M ADDOX MARY FRANCES WRIGHT XYIRGINIA SMYTHE FRANCES NIORRIS 3rd ROW EARL CHURCHILL GEORGE MORGAN VV. L. MORGAN OLIN HAIXIBRIC LUCILE GRIFFITH FRANCES CLARK ESTELLE STEPHENS FANNIE BELL BORDE LUCILE PERKINS RUTH MCCLUNG GRACE NIOODY GLADYs DANIEL LUCILE BIERK HOWARD BLAKESLEY WILLIAM DOBRS MARION CLONTS uIuuulngilnnlnnulnuunummm an l A . num..-u u u lu u n nun.. Page Forty-three N 'Wd W K I'-X . - 5 fxx X ir ir 'lr i' HELEN BIRD DORIS BYCE EDNA ECHOLES EMMA LEWIS ALMA STEPHENS DOROTHY RUSSEL MARGARET WRIGHT BILLY COLLMAN JOHN BRANNON ARCHIE RANSBOTHAN HUBERT MEEK O. D. ALTMAN J. J. FULLER ROBERT HOLBROOKS RICHARD JORDAN IRA ABERNATHY Sophomore Clow' ISt ROW ARTIE DODGEN ROSA LEE HILL VIRGIE BATES BRACE BATES 2nd ROW INA COOLEY NELLIE LEDFORD HAZEL MAXWELL NELLIE JABLONSKI 3rd ROW C. A. MOORE MAE MCGEE SAM TENDRICH VERNAN GRAVITT 4th Row ROY ELLINGBURG ROLLIE WHITFIELD HORACE SKINNER J. L. PRICKETT AMELIA WILSON HATTIE LEE HAYNES MAMIE HARPER JOYCE FOLDS HUGH COOLEY ELIZABETH HAMPTON IRMA MORRIS EVELYN AIKEN WALTER HARRIS C. Cf. GUBBARD WAYNE BRADFORD ELMER NIX OSCAR JORDAN L. C. JOHNSON HAROLD PURCELL HUGH PIERCE Inuuulunlunuulllunnllnuun n nl I :nun mu un.n I .1-.. nnuunuuununpnfunnm Page Forty-four 'k 'A' 'A' 'k Freylzmam Clay! 1 nf V 4' l T Egbluilz J I IVR I U 17, ,Q f ,K f .gig P il' fi '.:fi , I , , L 1,ILhf1 .,fA . Z L , xx P 5, JI' - 9 ,N Q, 'YW 1' N HL fff fl' I f lg L' I QW . f I Tx ' TQ m U J Ax ' W 'Z , , 6 f HGNOR ROLL MARTIIA ALSOBROOK EVA BAKER NELLIE BIGGERS OPAL EDWARDS FRANCES FINCH SARA MARTHA GRIFFITII ARTHUR HOAGLAND LOIS HARRISON HELEN JOHNSTON MARY JOHNSON NVILLIAM VVALLACE RALPH KESTLER ELIZABETH KINGSTON SARA LEWVIS MARVIN MCCLATCHEY DOROTHY MOORE KATHLEEN REYNOLDS LIANTEEN STILL EDNA SMITH HELEN SULLIVAN JOE TARVER I nn-unnnuununuuu n I . . .I .,. . A nnpnunnlnn nuns Page Forty-five 75 I ir 'A' 'A' 'A' HARRY HALL RALPH LINKOUS HUGH LEAMON BERNARD RAGSDALE MARIE MIZE MARIAN TILLIS MARY LOW GALLIN SARA MARTHA GRIFFITH RUTH GOWER THOBEN ELROD HARVEY PLASTER VERNON COOLEY VVILLIAM VVALLACE CHARLES WALDROP WILLIAM KELLER JACK SELMAN FRED BAKER Freflzmmz Clay! ISt ROW LEMUEL MURPHY ARTHUR HOAGLAND ROBER PATTERSON WOODROW PLUNKETT Yznd ROW DOROTHY MOORE EVELYN SUMNER ANN BELL MARJORIE MORGAN MARY LOUISE OWEN 3rd ROW ARNOLD EVES GEORGE SMITH VVILLIAM PATRICK A. M. SMITH CRAIG ROBERTSON 4th ROW BEN NOBLE BILLY BUCHANAN BRUCE BRANNON JAMES MOORE TOM CALLOWAY ALLEN BARLEY HENRY WING JOHN OyFARRELL EDNA SMITH MILDRED BENTLEY CLARA FORBES DOROTHY FOWLER BERTHAN VVILLIAMS ALBERT TON'EY RUBEN LYLE WILLIAM NICHOLES FELTON MARABIIE JAMES STEPHENS JOHN HAWK LOWELL PRATHER UDELL GARRETT I II uu I Iunln llll ul ImIIIIIuI I Immun: :Inn I I I I 1 uumnunnnnnnuwul uu. nn If .. :Inn u I u I ' Page Forty sm- 'Ir 'A' if 'A' LESTER MILES JOSEPH REEVE CHARLES MOORE LOIS HARRISON MARGARET WALTERS GERTRUDE RACE SARA HEAD DORRIS JONES DICK GLASS GUY CAMPBELL FARNUM CRANE GEORGE MCKEE JACK THOMPSON ASHLEY WOOTEN GEORGE NICOI.SON WILLARD HILDERBRAND Freflzman Clay! ISt Row RAYMOND BRADFORD MARVIN MCCLATCHEY NEWTON CRAIG 2nd Row STATIA HAYNIE MARY ALICE LOMAX EDITH QWENS LOUISE LONG MILDRED SIMPSON 3rd ROW MARTHA ALSOBROOK BARBARA SHERIDAN LILLIAN COOLEY GERALDINE COVEN LUCY BAIRD 4th ROW DALLAS HYDE MELVIN ABBOTT T. J. DENTON LJTIS RUTHLEDGE FRANK IVIOODY VVILLIAM BOYLES DICKENS GARNER AARON OXFORD ALICE GILLELAND CLEMENTINE MCDONALD ELEANOR DEARBORN MARY JOHNSON KATHLEEN REYNOLDS DOROTHY TROUTT HELEN SULLIVAN EARL STEWART BENJAMIN TURNER JOHN GARMON GEORGE SETTLE NVALTER DOLLAR CLYDE CHAMBERS an-lnnnnllulunuulnnnluummm 1 u n . num.: u ll all lunllnunnnliuuununal Page Forty-sevvn, TM Tv 'I KJ 1'-D A' ' T3 1 ., Y I 1 fp fx? i 'S 'k 'A' ir 'i' Freffzfmm Clay! BEN JONES JAMES PUCKFITT EUGENE MARCHAIAN EDVVARD IEUVVELL HERBEIQT BRANTLEY RENO DUNN HAROLD CONEY LORENE BROWN GALT MOORE FRANK HOPKINS SILLIAM XVALLACE DOUGLAS BTCCLARY JOE TARDER J. NV. ALLEN ROBERT ,ADAMS XVILLIS ROGERS Ist Row RALPH KESTLER CARL JUSTUS ROSNVELT. BUTLER 21161 ROW CATIIERINE MOON RUTH MAYNARD XVINNIE FAY MILLER BESSIE HOLT NEVA FRYE 3rd ROW DOYLE BUTLER GRIAIJY HENDON PAUL MAXWELL HOWARD MCDONALD 4th ROW SAM RANSBOTHAN RALPH PURCELL KENNETH GOVVER HAROLD BAKER WY' '7 v HENRY GODFREY ROBERT PATTERSON CLYDE PALMER J. I'1OVVELL RUTH DODD GLENN H,ANIE P. C. XYILSON FRED O'KELLEY HOYT PALMER ROY ROSSER XYOODROW NICCONNELL BIELVIN GARMON HUIEERT FRANCE SHALER VVALLACI? CHARLES NASH ROBERT CHAEIN AuuuuulAll-ullnlanun nl: u u x u unnuu. uu.un ,In .. nunnununvluuznunluun Page Forty-eight 'k 'k i' 'A' GORMON BOUNDS LAWTON XVILKES XVILLIAM JONES HARRY SMITH EADELLE BROWN XYIRGINIA BROWN DIATRIA FAUTS CATIIERINE EDGE FLORA DODD CJLA MAE NELSON ROSE LEE XYATTS EVELYN BARNETT XVILLIE JXDAMSON XV. D. SCHELL STANTON SHUGART Freflzmmz Clay! ISt ROW HOMER XYATERS PAUL FULLER ANDREW COURSEY EDWARD CLEGG O. T. KITCLIENS 21161 ROW GRACE PERKINS HAZEL CASTLEBERRY 'INHELMA BENNETT FRANCES BELL NELLIE BALDWIN 3rd ROW LUCILE IDAUM BIONTEEN STILL DIARY PIIILLIPS SAMBIIE XYILLTAMS RIILDRED SCAFFE 4th ROW PI,-XROLD BOIID MORRIS CURLLEE CHARLES UNIJEliW'OOD CLAFDIE :ANDERSON CHARLES rXLLGOOD XY. L. XYALKER -T. XY. THOMPSON LLOYD BROWN MARTHA BROWN TIIELMA BOWLES DORIS BOXVIN MARTHA HOLT lX'IAIZI.E SMITH HELEN TIIORNTON NORA HX'ER GEORGIA DENNIS GLYNN DANIEI, JAMES CARTWRIGIIT CLAVDE :XIAYNARD n-ulluquununulunnnunummm n I .Innings-an-A u n nnnuunsnannnnnunnunnnu Page FortyAnine Aff ,R fi ' ,El ffx dw 'XI i IN .' ffx K -A .1 l f R af +1 A Z. C. HULI. SARA FRANCES DONEHOO TALITHA SUE MOSS SARA LEWIS KATHERINE DURHAM EDITH VVEEMS THELMA DAVIS BERNICE TIIOMASON HELEN VVEST RUTII SMITH ZED SPERE VVOODROVV STEVVART PHILLIPS FOLDS Freffzfmm ISt ROW TARRIS PERRY JAMES JORDON 2nd ROW A EDNA MORRIS VVINSTON JOIINSON GLADYS ROGTNSON DOROTHY FORSYTII 3rd ROW THELMA FULLER GERTRUDE CATER VVILLIE MAE CRAWFORD BXIILDRED XWILLIAMS 4th ROW HUIIERT HAMIIY HLTBERT NORTON LUTHER COFFEE Cla!! JACK MCGEE RLIZAITETH PRICKETT JULIABETH TYNE' OPAL EDWARDS GERTIE LORD XIIRGI NIA VVALKER ELIZABETH MARTINDIAI L BERNICE DAVISON ITXLMA MULLINS UPAI. TOWNSON MARVIN SMITH ROY HUNTER ALMA LORD Page I :fly 'k ir 'A' 'k OLEN LANCASTER BUFORD ECHOLS CLAY HENDERSON EVA BAKER ANITA MUSE MILDRED KEEN HATTIE RUTH CARROLL CORINE DANIEL EVELYN BATES OPAL HARDMAN RACHEL JOHNS NELLIE BIGGERS HARRY DIXON XVALTER HARPER LILLIAN SILVEY Ffeflzmpm Clary ISt Row JACK MCLENDON W. T. JONES 2nd Row FRANCES FINCH ELLENE FRAZIER ALLENE MEEK XVINNIFRED BLEDSOE 3rd ROW RTILDRED HALLMAN MARIE CRAWFORD EVELYN ROBINSON GLADYS JUIIAN 4th Row MAE ROSE SMITII MARY ANDERSON MARGARET BAKER ELOISE AKIN G. D. ADAMS OTIS GRIFFITH J. B. LOWRY VIRGINIA WILSON VVILLIE B. STANDRAGE MARGARET MURPHY EDNA SEGARS DESSIE KING FRANCES TERRY INEZ NEWTON RUTH O'FARRELL IVA JEAN ROBERTS DOROTHY NIAULDIN MACK LOWRY PHILIP CLEGG I ITuululluailnnuunuunlunuumn lu 1 A an .Inns-nun. I 1 :nun 1 Puyg 1-'iffy-mic I I um In 1 lu Al lla!!!-l :nuns I E I KW ff-X A fr?-.YA . -- ...3 9'-- 1 5 fx. I .-- ll 1 ..- --rpm- 'A' i' 'A' ir NV. G. PUCKETT GEORGE NLCLENDON BARBARA RTJDRUFF ELIZABETH KINGSTON HELEN FULLER KATIE JANE DECKER ELSIE KEEN DOROTHY MANEIQ BETTY COPELAND EDITH MOORE BIARY KNIGHT XYINFORD SPRVILL QIRAY SEXVELL LXIURRILL COLEY FV6flZ77Zd7Z Cldff 1 st ROW MILTON MEDI.OCK ALLEN VVOOD FRANK NOR'1'ON 2nd ROW POLLY TERRY BIARY FRANCES XCOUNG BIARGARET CHAPMAN XYYNELL CHATAM 3rd Row CATHERINE DUMAS LOUISE THOMAS COSTELLEO NIEDLING :XNNIE LAI'RA LXIACKEY HELEN JOHNSTON 4th Row STAN LEY MORGAN BEN ROOKE THED. SPRUILL SANFORD MAIQTIN BIYRA ,IOII NSTON FL MER BENNETT EUGENIA CAMPBELL ROSA LEE BALDWIN MARY LOU COLE LOTTIE SMITII LENA PERKINS RUTH FINDLEY LILLIS MOORE LYNN ROACII I. C. BIITCIIELL RAYMOND BURDETT M l unnuluuul:-lnllnluu A I- 1. - un.nn nn.. nunnuuunrlnllnnnl u Page Fifty tm: F+G+R+U+fM P g F 'ity 'k 'k 'A' if Company JOE YVRICIIT . . .... . . . Captain 'THOMAS CLONTS . . First Lieutenant BEN BARRUN . . JACK HARRISON . . FiVXfLi6i'lft7lZU1lf . First 1,TL'1lft IL!l1lf NVALLACE SEGREST ...... First Lzkufcuanf NONCOMMISSIONED OFFICERS C.-XRLYLE TAYLOR . T. H. PACE . . LEON VVILSON . DUDLEY GLASS . HARRY BELL . . . HARRY HIGH'fOXVER AUBREY SMITH . . PHIL FAHRNEY . A. C. BRADLEY . . VVAYNE BRADFORD . CLAUDE TRCSSELL . JOE ADAINIS L. F. ADAMS TROY BLEDSOE CARL BROYLES HAROLD COUEY ROBERT COBB MARION CLONTS JACK CROFT EUGENE GAFFNEY WALTER HARRIS RAWLEY HILDERBRAND T. J. HITT . . . . . . FI'rstSm'gca1zt . . SUI'g L'tlIL1 . . Scrgcazzi . Scrgvazzz' . Sl7I'gL'LlIlf . Corporal . CUl'f70l'Cll . Corporal . Carporul . Corporal . . Corporal L. C. JOHNSON JOHN JACKSON LOVICK KIERBONV LEON KNOPP THOMAS KINGSTON CHARLES LITTLE ALLEN MARTIN HUBERT MEEK ELMER N IX JOSEPH OGLESBY .ALBERT PLUNCKETT JOHN PITTS XYESTA PETERSON ,ARCHIE RANSBOTHIAN HOR.ACE SKINNER VVINFRED SPRUILL EDWARD STEPHENSON EARL STEWART CALVIN TAYLOR JACK VJARNER ROBERT WARWICK CHILION WHITE LIJSTRAT WINECOEE ROSCOE WALKER .ASMIN SPRUILL ll unsquunuuunnunnua-unmnunu-unnunumIIAnnanmums-nuIm.nunnnuunununlaln: nannuuu l Page Fifty-seven f FP 5 fb . if M fi r ' L ' .5---. 5 rx I l - . N 1 ir 'lr 'lr VIVIA BROOKS J. R. ABERNATHY M. F. COLLEY R. CHAFIN E. C. CHURCHILL R. C. DUNN J. T. ETHERIDGE WFP J. ELLENBERG C. FORD GASTIN Company B OFFICERS 'k G. L. MOORE . . ...... , . Captain R. W. JOHNSON . . First Lieutenant J. F. ARTHUR ........ First Lieutenant NONCOMMISSIONED OFFICERS J. B. BRANNON H. PURCELL . E. HLVGHES . C. L. LANE . D. PRICE . . I. BURDETT . J. L. PRICKETT M. MCGAWEN J. L. GATLIN . W. G. ROWNE L. M. GILES H. HARPER H. HILDERBRANIJ O. C. LONG J. C. MITCHELL H. C. MCCOY E. MCCORNELL W. MORRIS . . . . . Sergeant . S crgeant . Sergeant . Sergeant . Corporal . Corporal . Corporal , Corporal . Corporal . Corporal H. MCDONALD J. T. PIERCE R. PURCELL I. SHIPPEY R. SHELLEY L, STITH S. TENDRICH C. T. TORKELL C. VVHITNER unnnunn:luis-nnnnuuununn . . V u,,,.,, ,,,,, ,, , ,, n.n....gg.,.nu.up. Page Ftfty-eight if ir 'A' ir Company OFFICERS S. GERNAZIAN . ........ Captain A. D. ADINIR . . , First Lieutenant F. C. MITCHELL ....... First Lieutenant NONCOMMISSIONED OFFICERS T. J. WARREN ....... , First Sergeant J. H. FULLER . . . Sergeant R. ROBERTSON . . Sergeant R. SHERIDAN . . Sergeant R. L. SHELTON . . Sergeant L. BARTLETT J. K. DOTY M. BARFIELD H. FOLDS J. BARRON R. GRAVITT H. BLAKESLEY J. GARMON H. BRANTLEY H. G. HALL C. CONYERS R. HOLBROOK H. W. CARNELL O. W. JORDON P. COX J. KARWICH W. T. COLQUITT H. LESTER W. L. CAMPBELL G. T. MORGAN P. DOBSON M. MCCLATCHEY VV. DOBBS D. BSCELROY SARA PITTS G. SMITH W. A. SMITH T. SPRUEL J. S. SLICER J. STONE J. W. THOMPSON I. VERNER B. C. VAUGHN F. WALTERS W. WATSON R. VVHITFIELD H. YOUNG I onunlllisllnlnnulu nnluuunnun uauun n - -I nunnuuuu:nllin!nnnululunlulnnnnm. Page Fifty-nine fi I 3 5 I p .C KX 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' FRANCES SMITH Qzpwww WO OOO? J. D. ADAMS C. BRADFORD B. BRANNON BOND BURDETT S. CAMPBELL V. CARET W. CARTWRIGHT V. COOLEY J. COURSEY W. DANIEL V. GAREL GERNAZIAN Company B. BROXVN . NV. F. COLLAR . C. E. XV.-KITS . N. BROYLES . . G. P. SL.-XPPEY . OFFICERS NONCOMMISSIONED J. F. O,KELLEY . H. G. MOORE . I. TARVER . . C. L. SHROPSHIRE VV. E. PATRICK G. H. RANEY . O. RUTLEDGE . W. E. WALLACE R. O. ADAMS . O. S. GRIFFITH W. HARPER J. HUBERT R. HUNTON C. JERVALL T. J. JONES W. JONES L. C. JUSTUS F. LAWTON H. LEAMON H. M. LOWRY J. B. LOWRY . . . Captain . First Lieutvlzozzt First Lieutonarzt Firm' L1'U1lfl'I1llJIl Second Lieutenant OFFICERS . First Sergeant . . Sergeant . . Sorgeant . Corporal . Corporal . Corporal . Corporal Corporal . . . Corporal C. MAYNARD W. F. MCCONNELL J. C. MCGAHEE M. MEDLOCK R. A. PATTERSON H. PLASTER L. ROACII A. M. SMITH M. F. SMITH J. SPEER C. STORY A. E. WOOTEN C. H. WALDROP Page Sixty 'A' 'k 'k 'A' G. JAUQSON . . J. S. KING . Company 5 OFFICERS ........Captain . . Fir.vtLiouto11a1zt J. S. BRUWN ....... Second Livutolzaat NONCOMMISSIONED OFFICERS S. SHIQGART . . . T. F. ELROD . G. MCL:-:xbox . F. MOON , . . H. L. VVILKES . VV. F. CRANE . A. LUYD . . . A. OXFORD . . A. V. SMITH . , W. E. NVALLACE . C. G. LINDERVVOUD . G. ADAMS R. BURDETT G. S. CAMPBELL P. FoLDs A. GARRETT H. M. GODFREY O. S. GRIFFITH G. H. HANIE H. . . . . . . FirstSorgeant . . Sergeant . Sergeant . Sergeant . Sergeant . Corporal . Corporal . Corporal . . Corporal . Corporal . . . Corporal D. G. HYDE VV. KELLER M. MEDLOCK G. MCGEE J. MCGEE H. PALMER J. G. PUCKETT B. RAGSDALE W. HILDERBRAND S. RANSBOTHAN C. ROBINSON RIARY KNIGHT G. SELMAN G. SETTLES G. B. SEVVELL Z. SPEERY W. STEWART J. T. STEVENS C. A. WALDROP S. WALLACE A. WOOTEN 1.nnnuulvnnluuuuuunuuun -una . ..-unmu-nunuunnuuuuupnnunnuunlununuuunn... Page Sizvtyrone 'Wd fb l I 1'-N' Football The candidates for the football team assembled at the school the first week in September, 1929. Coach Hammack put the boys to work promptly, and, after several days of practice, ordered uni- forms for the following: C. A. Moore, centerg f'R0sie Hightower, BreechesU Hodges, and Joe Wright, guards: Bob Nation, Goofy Simonton, Lester Bounds, Leon Knopf, Luther Langly, tackles, Aubrey Smith, Pop Lindsey, Earl Carpenter, Phil Fahrney, Ben Barron, ends, Shorty Roberts, Chris Conyers, quartersg Frank R00ks, Peck Norton, Tom Clonts, Jack Ethridge, Jimmie Arthur, halfbacksg Jack Harrison, Harvey Plaster, fullbackg, The IJOYS Worked hard and there WHS keefl competition for the first eleven, which was finally C0mD0SCd Of M00fe, CCUTCYS Highf0WC1', H0dgCs, guards, Nation, Simonton, tackles, Smith, Lindsey, endsg Roberts, quarter, Rooks, Clonts, halves: H21rfiSOH, fU11- The firstugame was against Grifhn, and ended in a tie. , In the next game, Fulton went down before a hard Charging Russell team, on a muddy field. Next came Newnan Hi, the boys played their first real football. However, the game ended up, 13-0 for Newnan. Although Fulton outgained Newnan, we could not score. Against Tech Hi, the experience and weight of the Smithies pulled the score in their favor, but Fulton gained experience. The Decatur game ended in a free for all, the game never being finished. At Marietta, it was Fulton's Day. The entire R. O. T. C. unit, and most of the student body moved up to Marietta via special street cars and automobiles to see their boys win a 20-7 victory. With over 600 rooters present, with the band, and Shorty Roberts, Jack Harrison and Thomas Clonts on rampage, Fulton could not be denied. Then came the Athens game, on the muddy old Sanford Field. Fulton received the first kick off, and marched it eighty yards, only to lose it in the shadow of the Athens goal. The line was charging hard with probably a slight edge on their heavier opponents. The experience and weight of the Athens boys won for them a 13-0 victory, despite a 70-yard run by Roberts. The game ended with Fulton knocking at Athens' door by completion of three forward passes by Roberts, Harrison and Lindsey. At Cartersville, the boys played the best game of the year in a driving rain only to lose 6-0. Roberts and Harri- son were both loose at one time or another, but failed to score. Although the boys did not put a great many games in the won column, they gained lots of experience. We areexpecting to hear from some of these boys in later years. Some of them have and will put out the stuff that it takes to make college football players. ' Pop LINDSEY, '30, l I foyf' fazfket-YM!! , Coach McIlwain's call for basket-ball candidates was answered by about thirty boys. There were a great many new boys from the class teams. The letter men that returned were as fol- lows: Brown, Lindsey, Rob'erts, guardsg Ransbothan, Conyers, Harrison, forwards. The addi- tion of Stephenson, Shelly a11d Moore proved to be a great help. After a few weeks of training we played our first prep game with Russell High. It was a splendid game, ending in Fulton's favor by a 2-point margin. Clarkston came next and was also defeated by our team. 1 VVe carried out our good work until we met the strong Boys High team on their court where we met defeat, SI to 16. The following game versus Tech High was also lost 32 to I5, in spite of the fact that the boys fought gallantly. After these two games a few changes were made and the team came into its own again. The next game was in Griffin, where the boys played their very best, making a score of 31 to 25 in dear old Fulton's favor. This was the first time that Griffin's basket-ball team had had to bow to Fulton's team. A game in Rome did not end so successfully, although the boys did their level best. Marietta came to Fulton's court only to be defeated by a score of 34 to 24. Ful- ton also had to accept defeat at the hands of Canton on Canton's court. Another game against Boys High ended in a score of 34 to 25 in favor of Boys High. Mr. McIlwain gave us an inspiring talk just before this game and Boys High found us rather difficult to check. All these games strengthened the team for the prep league tournament. This proved rather fatal to our boys. A week later the team went to Macon for the G. I. A. A. tournament. Here again the boys met defeat at the hands of Lanier High. A great deal of credit is due to the coach for his work in producing a stronger team than our former ones. It would be hard to select the outstanding players since the whole team put forth all they had and each was an excellent player. With the players returning and the subs that will be back, a good team can be expected for next year. SHoR'rv RoBER'rs. Qzrlf' Burke!-Bal The championship winning girls' basket-ball team of 1930 won a cup for old Fulton for the first time since 1924. Coach Hudson put out a fighting team this season. In spite of a con- tinuous line of discouraging defeats at first the team kept up its fine spirit and came out victorious at the end of the season. Our memorable victory over the strong Chamblee quintet for the first time in several years seemed to be a turning point in our luck. The Fulton girls worked their way to the finals in a tournament, sponsored by the Y. W. C. A. and the Girl Reserves, by defeating North Avenue 30 to 5, Decatur having been eliminated in the preliminaries. We were to meet the strong and victorious Girls High team in the finals. The two teams lined up and the battle began. The score was eight and eight at the half and Both teams were fighting for victory. Each team held' the other and neither scored the third quarter. The cup was balanced between the two teams tilting from side to side. The fourth quarter started off like the third, but suddenly Morris shot one point. We were ahead! Our guards were determined not to let the enemy shoot. The ball was under the shadow of Girls Highfs goal. A Girls AHigh girl had the ball. She shot! It went in! The score was ten to nine in their favor. There were three-quarters of a minute to play. They tipped. Girls High had the ball. The whistle was in the time-keeper's mouth. Suddenly one of our guards got the ball. She passed to Morris. Morris passed to Moore. She shot! And it went in! The game was over and we had won with a score of II to IO. Much credit is due our coach, Miss Hudson. The team was very inexperienced, with only Irma Young and Evelyn Morris back from last year's varsity. But due to her untiring efforts, she soon had the team in shape with its team work running smoothly. The varsity consisted of Irma Young and Martha Moore at forward, Captain Evelyn Morris at center, and Nellie Joe Hitt and Catherine Porter at guard. Our ever-ready subs were Blanche Reeves, Rachel Hamby, Frances Smith, Sarah Cook and Sara Mitchell. Next year's prospects are quite promising. All the old varsity will be back except Captain Morris and Catherine Porter, and most of the subs will be back. Coach Hudson hopes to have a fine team next year. To do this she needs your support whether you are a basket-ball player or a rooter. EVELYN MORRIS, '30, Boys' Basket-ball Team -lmlulff '- s 5 ' Baseball Team . 5 F 1 E E E 5 u i l Q E F I I w r E r x '93 Q52 'k if 'A' if Qffmfual Reprefeniaizbey VVILLIAM KELLER IJOYLE BUTLER HARKLEY CONNER CARL BROYLES lst ROW JOHN BRANNON ,IACK CROFT FRED O'KELLy BEN ROOK 21141 ROW DORKJTHY MOORE EERNICE STEPHENS RACHEL HALIBY .IEVVEL BICDONAIJJ PDMERSON PURCELL BESSIE LOGAN AUGUSTA ROGERS XvIRGTNIA SMYTIIIE BILLIE COLEMAN 3rd ROW MARTHA ALSODROOK BERNICE DAVIDSON NELLIE BIGGERS DIARY NEIL HEARN LIZZIE I-IOLT EDITH MOORE LIICILE JOHNSON NORA HX'ER DIARY ALICE LOMAX 4th ROW SALLY GILLESPIE MARTHA MOORE HELEN RIALSIIY OI-AL FDVVARDS , , ll, l ldlllu ulul ll uuuun lnnuu I low..1I-lnlrlllallulununlmnImuurnulunln ulllnllllllum Payr bf ufnty four E+fO+R+UfM foseplz 5. Brown Lzterary and Debatzng Society 'O OFFICERS ' First Semester S eeond Semester K FREEMAN DODD . . . President CHARLES TURNER . . . President MILDRED FARMER . V ice-President MARGARET HARPER . V ice-President ISOBELL WALKER . . . President SARA MITCHELL . . . Secretary SENIOR DEBATERS Ajirrnative rw IDA HARRISON MARY MCEWING JOHN JORDON I Negative FX MARIE MATHIS LEOLA DAVIS JAMES COLLINS DECLAIMERS ' ELAINE HECKLE ANDREW SHEILS , JUNIOR DEBATERS Affirmative 4 ,1 PHIL FAHRNEY SARA LANDAU CLARA NELINIS Negative , RAY ROBERTSON SARA MITCHELL IDA LOIS MCDONALD DECLAIMERS CHILION WHITE MARTHA KNAPP SOPHOMORE DEBATERS Affirmative FRANCES COIN O. C. LONG BRUCE AVERY Negative MARTHA MOORE RUTH CONNELL FRAZIER FATSON . DIECLAIMERS LUCILE HECKLE BEN GOSLIN Page Seventy-five 'lr 'A' ir 'k fb-T OFFICERS EON HARRISON . . . ..... . . . Proszdent PIERCE MCDONALD . Vice-President FREEMAN DODD . . Secretary LEON WILSON . . . . Treaszwer NIARGARET SWANN . . . . Sponsor MARTHA CARMICIIAEI. . . Sponsor 'IJHERESA HAMBY .... Sponsor MEMBERS Ist Row FREEMAN DODD MARGARET SWANN PIERCE MCDONALD JACK HUDGINS ROBERT XVALKER ROBERT JOHNSON BEN GOSLIN XYILLIS ROGERS ELMER ROLADER MARTHA CARMICHAEL LEON HARRISON 2nd ROW MR. 1xqC1QAL MR. JACKSON MR. VVEST 3rd ROW ROBERT NATION GLENN MOORE THERESA HAMRY LEON XVILSON IJOYLE BUTLER GORDON BROOKS BRUCE AVERY JEFFRIES WARREN JACK x7ARNER PAUL MAXWELL JIMMY ARTHUR lllllllllllllllllbilllhllllll I I ll Allmulll lll ll'lAlllllllll.lllll I III lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Page Seventy sz.: if ir 'A' 'A' RUTH BEARD MARY F. BELL DORRIS BORING ANNA BRANDON HELEN BBOOKS DOROTHY BRYANT MARTHA BURSON LORENE CHAFIN CATHERINE CHAMBERS FRANCES COIN JULIA COKER HUGH CONNELL GEORGIA COWART ERQUETTE COX LEOLA DAVIS FRANCES DEARISO HELEN DEARISO ELIZABETH DOBBS VIRGINIA DONEHOO MATRIA FROUTS MARY GIBSON ALICE GILLELAND QW! RJIETYJKI REBA GILLELAND VVILLIE GILLELAND SARAH GUNTER GRACE HALL IDA HARRISON MARY NELL HEARN INEZ HOGUE ALEEN HOLLY LAUREL JEAN HOOVER RUTH JONES JANE LINSTEDT MARY ALICE LOMAX MARIE B1ATHIS EVELYN MORRIS JEWEL MCDONALD CLEMENTINE MCDONA MARY MCEWEN MARY MCMILLIAN LILLA MAE PATRICK MARY PHILIPS SARA PITTS JEWEL PITTMAN MARTIIA POOLE LD 1 DG fb CATHERINE PORTER DOROTHY PORTER CLEVA PUCKETT EMERSON PURCELL RUBY PURCELL X ALICE PURCELL ry BLANCHE REEVES A GLADYS ROBINSON If-X . WANSLIE SARGENT EDNA SHAFER EDNA SHUGART ELIZABETH SPRINGER LOTTIE MAE STANLEY FREDDIE STORY ' ' f JANIE B. SWAN G' KATE LEE VVALKER MARGARET XVILDER MARY VVINTERBOTTOM RUTH NVHITE REBECCA VVHITLY MARION XVORLEY JEFFY YORK DOROTHY ROBERTS ,' D- ! ! Page Sc vcn fybsercn N 'A' 'Ir 'A' i' MISS PAULINE BAKER . ELAINE HECKLE . . PIERCE MCDONALD MARTHA KNAPP FRANCES SMITH A THERESA HAMBY FRANCES DEARISO GRACE HALL CLEVA PUCKETT NETTIE MAE PAIGE DICK ADAIR JOSEPH OGLESIZX' ANDREW SHEILS Dfdffidflk Club OFFICERS MEMBERS ISt ROW MISS PAULINE BAKER ELAINE HECKLE PIERCE MCDONALD 2nd ROW JEWEL MCDONAI,D MARTHA POOLE BLANCH REEVES EVELYN MORRIS 3rd ROW XJIVIA BROOKS MARIAN ELLIOTT MARGARET SWANN . . . . Directoi . . . President Secretary-Treasurer MARY SMITH MARY HOWELL JULIA COKER EDNA SHUGART ELIZABETH SPRINGER ELSIE MOLES IDA HARRISON FREEMAN DODD RALPH HOWARD CHARLES TURNER nuuuu lnlllllnnun sau. nu unuumn . .. r nunuuuunululllnllll Page Seventy-eight if 'A' 'k i' I 1 French Cwlub OFFICERS MR. WEST . . . .... . . . Director MARIAN ELLIOTT4 . . . . . President PHIL FAHRNEY . . . Vice-President FRANCES DEARISO . . . Secretary and Treasurer Ist Row KATIE LEE WALKER HELEN DEARISO BETTY LEE ABELSKY ZENA LOCHLEAR VIRGINIA LETTEER MARIAN WORLEY SARA COOK ERQUETTE Cox IRMA JACKSON MARGARET WILDER MARY VVINTERBOTTOVM DUDLEY GLASS JACK VARNER MR. PAUL D. WEST LURTRAL WINECOI-'E JOSEPH OGLESBY ROBERT WARWICK FRANCES DONEHOO MARY SMITH ELIZABETH STOWERS FRANCES DEARISO MARIAN ELLIOTT PHIL FAHRNEY CAROLYN HAMMOND JANIE B. SWAN 2nd Row STEPHEN GERNAZIAN JOHN JORDAN WILLIAM COLLAR CHILION WHITE ROBERT ALBRITTON 3rd ROW ROBERT WALKER CARL BROYLES CHARLES TURNER SAM SLICER SALLY GILLESPIE ELAINE HECKLE FRANCES SMITH ROSSER SHELTON CLARA NELMS MARY HUNT RUTH DEMPSEY MARGARET SWANN ELOISE SPENCE MARGARET RITCH CARLYLE TAYLOR CATHERINE CHAMBERS AUGUSTA ROGERS VIRGINIA DONEHOO MISS MILDRED MCFALL LEON WILSON HARRY BELL WALTER IXSKEXV HAMBY MIZE PIERCE MCDONALD CARL TRUSSEL BROOKS BROWN -I nnnlnnun :runs 1 A In I :mum mu nuuu . n-nu..-u u lil!! l lnnll ll u unlnsul A ns ll Page Seventy-nine 'M l fb I KJ , ... I. 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Reprefentaizbey MARY LOUISE OWEN JEWEL MCDONALD BERNICE DAVIDSON JEFFY YORK MARTHA BURSON MARTHA ALSOBROOK JACK BARRON SAM TENDRICH FRED O,KELLY I St ROW BIATTIE HYER RACHEL HAMBY LUCILE JOHNSON MARTHA STUART 2nd ROW ELIZABETH MORELAND MARY CARMICHAEL HELEN JOHNSON SARA COOK 3rd ROW XVILLIAM KELLER BIARIAN ELLIOTT VIRGINIA SMYTHE MARTHA MOORE STATIA HANIE JOHNNIE LOU HORTON NELLIE BIGGERS MARTHA BROWN LEON HARRISON HERBER'P FRANCIS J. H. FULLER 1 41,1 l'ffr,lll1jIlH6 I I W E fi 'X ha I I. 5 CN, f I fix 'P 'Ir i' 'A' ir GLENN MOORE . BROOKS BROWN JOE VVRIGHT JOHN JORDAN GLENN MOORE STEPHEN GERNAZIAN HOWARD ALLEN DICK ADAIR ROBERT FAIRMAN SAM LEE PAUL MULLINS FREEMAN DODD UWKKTI, Club OFFICERS MEMBERS ISt ROW NIAJOR BENTINE SERGEANT CAMPBELL 2nd ROW GUY JACKSON SMITII MORGAN 3rd ROW ROBERT NIAYER JAMES COLLINS VVILLIAM COLLAR CARL XVAITES 4th ROW ROBERT NATION ANDREW SIIEILS . . . . . President Secretary and Treasurer BROOKS BROWN ELMER ROLADER ROBERT IALBRITTON JACK HARRISON J. S. KING FRANK NIITCHELT. NORMAN BROYLES CHARLES TURNER lW:CCALL DANIEL GORDON RACE 5th ROW ROBERT JOHNSON ALTON BROWN GORDON SLAPPEY JIMMY ARTHUR - FRANK DUNHAM Page Eighty-tivo 'lr 'k i i' ELIZABETH PIUDSON . FRANCES SMITH . FRANCES DEARISO EVELYN MORRIS BLANCHE REEYES THERESA HAMBY ELAINE HECKLE LEON HARRISON ERQUETTE COX LEOLA DAVIS DICK IXDAIR FRANCES DEARISO JOHN JORDAN BEN BARRON glee Club M OFFICERS MEMBERS Ist ROW FRANCES SMITH HELEN NIAULSBY CLEVA PUCKETT 2lld ROW BIARY MCEWING JEFFY YORK BILLIE COLEMAN 3rd ROW BROOKS BROWN MISS ELIZ. HUDSON KIARIAN ELLIOTT JOSEPH CDGLESBY . . . . . Director . . . President Secretary and Treasurer GRACE HALL MARY HOWELL JULIA COKER CATHERINE CHAMBERS LOTTIE MAE STANLEY HELEN DEARISO JOSEPIIINE COFER ANDREW SHEILS ROIIERT RIAYER J. S. KING FRANCES GOWEN I - nnnlllllnlrlllnnllluulluuu unlunnumuuusnnmuI.nunnnsuuhmnunmuunllluuuunllnll! llnllllllllnullluuu.mn I'c'gc Eighty-three if I - l 1 -.,,,- .-. -Q- Far if AUS ,Sf . . Tlzz 1961171 Szgmo C? 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