Girls Preparatory School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)
- Class of 1947
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' K, g .21 1 ' ,W 'I .. 1 , veg.- ., y, .. 6, 4,93 ,.4 ' fgvx ,' , 1 1 kv . ,,--, -W, ,..x. -Q 2 9. . .,, -1 N '-Q-U1 r 0 . fem-fi if g li Aww., .J .Q wx ,. Q- f h If , ' 24-5 -. .11 1: '.' N 2 ' V 1 Y K -' -ls.. J,-' ,A A .N .,, . 1 ' A T X QQ, J if ' . .-1 A f. w . y . --1 .. B51 Tl.5'fgfQ:-- ,, , ., a ,f'1-nf 'f'931?-1 ' wwgfvf. Q:-:ww 1 - 1 sv, H, . -.A V. A 51. 4 Q Mil Q, .- . .f ,fi ,v , X: .lisp , ' , 14 ,inf M,-3',,F, '- - 3 -w,1+7-15.61 5 327: I . WM . R.S.V.P. Ex Libris 'l'he Annual Board of Girls' Preparatory School requests the honor ol' your presence at a Dance from 8:30 a.m. September, 1946 until 3:00 p.m. May, 1947 Copyright BETSY HILL Editor DONNA DOBBS Business Manager KHHIHHSEHPE GIRLS' PREPARATORY SC HOUL 1 9 4 7 CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Foreword . just :ts :liter il dance you recapture the memories of the night in your heart, so we in this book are striving to cherish always the fond relnembranees of the fleet- ing hours spent here. llllx IQ2lll'ill0SlUlM' ul' WIT. Dcclicfzilion In Xlxss lrmlmlc l um l7uIIx.wl1uwzumxl gn mln IIISIHI lllrlll lllll lllmml HIIQ llll' XCZIIN ws knvw lu-1' wc, ilu' .xlllllllll Bond In lmm-1 IIILIIHOIX mluln Ill --N4 BARBARA BAUMAN LUCY BRIGHT '41-'47 '41-'47 Versatility and accomplish- ment . . . constant flow of chat- ter . . . favorite expression- for Pete's sake . . . driver of Bau- n1an's Bus Line . . . wonderful voice . . . ambition to make the Metropolitan . , . effervescent personality . . . never a dull moment when around her . . . popular miss at both prep schools, particularly with good- looking blondes . . . flirty eyes . . . member of the BEST AN- NUAL BOARD . . . constant companion of Cullom . . . no sleep if she has had an argu- ment with jackie . . . charac- teristic-frankness . . . 'l'here's no one like our Sue!!!! YW? KATHLEEN BOND '43-'47 A tall gal with good-looking legs . . . Mad passion for shrimp, Summerville, Spellbound . . . explosive personality . . . owner of the renowned car, Gangrene', . . . unbounded enthusiasm for anything unusual . . . ardent McCallie-ite . . . prominent mem- ber of each May Day cast . . . lover of all music from Spike jones to 'lschaikowsky . . . this is Kay-a wonderful friend! 5113?-, E81 E lx Q 373, Deep blue eyes and long dark lashes . . . Super shapely legs and ligure . . . Scatterbrained fun-lover . . . friendliness plus . . . Well-deserved popularity , . lvorst habit-procrastination . . , Driver of the always full mighty Hudson . . . Complete lack of angry moments . . . Agreeableness . . . Eternally faithful to Baylor . . . Loved by all who know her . . . We give you our favorite, l'riss ! RUTH BROWN '41-'47 Best dresser in the class . . . love of flying and California . . . regular jaunts to Club with jackie for golf . . . star varsity basketball forward . . . finally sung QPQ her way into the Glee Club . . . hair changed once a year and returned to normal the next day . . . loud sobs emitted in shows at the least hint of sadness . . . endless laughter at nothing . . . this is Ruth! La VONNE COLLINS '41-'42-'43-'47 Agile guard on the Varsity Squad . . . Red Cross secretary . . . hobby-horses . . . favorite sayings-Huh?-Duh! joy-y-y . . . brilliant red blush . . . un- usually long fingernails . . . flirty brown eyes . . . love of Cuba . . . smart tailored clothes . . . Udimple in chin indicating devil within . . . favorite sub- ject-Spanish . . . beautiful ma- room Plymouth . . . haunting McCallie play . . . frequent flat tires . . . wonderful wiener roasts . . . a good companion in study halls is La Vonne Collins. MAE CONNER '43-'47 Winning smile . . . vivacious personality . . . member of Glec Club and Dramatic Club . . . good jitterbug!! . . . Always play- ing Heart and Soul or beating out Boogie-woogie on piano . . . desire to reduce, but no will- power . . . pet expression- or sumpin ' . . . determination to pass driver's test . . . companions -constant laughter and Habber- gasting hair decorations . . . loves and is loved by McCallie . . . topic of conversation- dances at U. 'l'. and Emory . . . Here's to Mae. W ' aff-ii. i x '11-'41 JL. ' lgl s . 5 l ANN CULLOM DONNA DOBBS '44-'47 '43-'47 Small stature, long black hair, deep brown eyes . . . constant talker . . . no 0ne's enemy . . . understanding conlidante . . . beautiful high soprano-irrea placeable in Glee Club . . . de- sire to spell name Ayne . . . known for her piercing screams. socks with angora tops, Tabu perfume . . . adoration for tan station wagons, Baylor senior ring . . . constant companion of B'Suc . . . one girl in a million . . . an incomparable friend is Cullom. 5 'C' .3 S l' MARY RUTH DAVIES '43-'47 Slow, winning smile, spark- ling eyes . . . extremely long fin- ger nails . . . divinely tall . . . blonde streaks in shiny hair . , . long hair ribbons . . . unusual eyes . . . talent for drawing . . . calm, unexcitable manner . . . slow, Southern speech . . . dog- lover, particularly mutts: the uglier the better . . . football and jose Iturbi fan . . . always cutting or burning herself in chemistry . . . very superstitious . . . no enemies in the world . . . This is Mary Ruth. U01 1 'R V A breath-taking blonde with green eyes . . . trim figure . . . sophistication and poise . . . ex- cellent soprano voice-partici- pant in local operas, Baylor, Mc- Callie, G.P.S. and Little Theater productions . . . bus. mgr. of this BEST ANNUAL . . . sweet disposition . . . conscientious student . . . popular with both sexes . . . ambition plus . . . graceful handsg slender tapering lingers . . . Here's to Donna, our lovely Maid of Honor. IJCDTTI CJTTY '42347 A tiny, vivacious brunette . . . wonderful harmouizer: four-year member of the Glee Club . . . huge wardrobe of stylish clothes . . . marvelous literary ability- Static and BEST ANNUAL BOARD and Dotings by Doty . . . regular attendant at Baylor dances since she came to Chat- tanooga . . . divine dancer . . . fuzzy hangs for live long years . . . observing eyes and keen memory . . . perfection of neat- ness . . . true friend . . . this D.D. is tops on any list! CKJTJPJIE IDLHKE '42347 Proud possessor of an even disposition . . . ardent supporter of the Honor Council . . . a talented member of the Dra- matic Club . . . favorite expres- sions- I know I failed that test! Qwhich she has never been known to dol and Y'all, my hair-what am I going to do? . . . wonderful complexion . . . beautiful clothes . . . pet antip- athies-braces, frizzy hair, and short boys . . . this is Duke. lflll MARY ANN DULANEY '43347 Beautiful brown hair. expres- sive blue eyes . . . sparkling wit . . . great love for apples, and McCallie football games . . . wonderful slumher parties . . unusually sweet nature . . . special interest in Bristol . . . ambition-to finish The pair of blue socks . . . amazing amount of gray matter . . . never Hustered, never worried. and never on time . . . very artistic . . . unlimited imagination . . Here's to M.A.D. 'VJ i5 Q58 ' : rl -ll fl as ELIZABETH ANN BETSY HILL HAMPTON-'41-'47 '41-'47 Attractive secretary of the Clee Club . . . beautiful brown hair . . . graceful hands with fascinating long, red fingernails . . . passion for lavender . . . be- witching sweeps with her long lashes . . . good-looking clothes -esp. hats of her own creation . . . blushes at a single glance . . . loyal to her friends . . . dainty, winsome, and popular Libby is a girl to be envied S kv! JANIS HASKEW '42-'47 Attractive president of the Senior Class . . . curly brown hair . . . shapely legs . . . pas- sion for swimming, arguing, and math . . . talented musician, especially Boogie-woogie . . . ambition-to tie a knot with Hemp, Hm-m . . . pet dislikes-- . , . ringing telephones, two- piece bathing suits, and Demo- crats Honor Roll student -Ks stubborn as a compass needle enthusiastic basket- ball player undying love for Signal Mountain . . . adorable hgure adorable girl . . . this is Janis' Pl 2 high - . U21 tg fi , E Enthusiastic editor of the BEST ANNUAL . . . capable business manager of the Static . . . four-year member of the Glee Club . . . hobby-cutting her hair . . . talent for knitting argyle socks . . . champion bridge player . . . undying ef- fort to get Olll of posture class . . . most active in school af- fairs . . . heavy golf game once a year . . . basketball guard . . . Honor Council representative, beloved member of the senior class, this is Betsy. MARY SPANN HUNT '45-'47 The essence of cuteness . . . flighty . . . pert, upturned nose . . . petite blonde . . . adorable ligure . . . nuts on the subject- cheerleaders . . . constantly con- veying deep secrets . . . favorite expression, Have you heard? . . . Latest addition to the Sen- ior class . . . love of McCallie . . . ardent Episcopalian . . . a grand gal is Mary Spann. JACKIE JOHNSTON '41-'47 Happy-go-lucky, funloving per- sonality . . . a much envied lig- ure-tall and slender . . . blue eyes beneath horn-rimmed specs . . . good-looking clothes . . . great golf, basketball, and bridge enthusiast . . . proud!!! member of the Glee Club . . . source of crazy ideas . . . possessor of a mind ol her own . . . expert driver . . . ambition-to be an interior decorator . . . friendly and popular is our jackie. ALICE JOIN ER 342-S47 Enthusiastic and radiant per- sonality . . . friendliness shining in her twinkling brown eyes . . . cute laugh , . . undying love for Lookout Mountain . . . bas- ketball star . . . graceful ear- riage and smooth dancer . . . Glee Club money-bag holder . . . compatible disposition . . . fa' vorite of both young and old . . . adaptability to any situation . . . a talented musician . . . a toast to Sadie. our most pop- ular. off, '19 . W , ? X ,lflifg-Q, ll3l uagggssit tf' 1 ' x l 'Ea JERRY KEEF '41-'47 Vivacious. talkative blonde . . . favorite song. l'll SCC You In My Dreams . . . amhition-to own a '47 maroon convertible . , . loathing of frilly clothing . . . love of tennis . . . constant remark- He's so cute . . , main interest in chemistry - H202 fperoxidej . . . unusual interest in jackson, Miss .... famous for remarks made in classes . . . faithful Bavlor booster . . . 'I'his I is jerry the hahy of our class. PEGGY LAWWILL '43 -'47 A head of golden hair, tiny figure . . . scads of good looking clothes . . . Sketches of anything and everything on all spare pa- per . . . City art student . . . vivid imagination. hence excel- lent shott stories , . . enthusiast for sports and animals . . . a regular visitor at Vandy -n1en- tally if not physically . . . There can never he another sttch as our Peg. 'X s,if.47 U41 .' l f: - , . 4 - , 0 u F '1 I- PEGGY LIBERMAN '41--'47 Vivacious, sportive personality , . . memher of the Static Board and Dramatic Cluh . . . asst. hus. Illgf. of this BEST ANNUAL . . . that one eyebrow- The Sophisticated Look . . . high grades resulting from hard study . . . ardent supporter of what she helieves . . . long conversa- tions ahout Montana and Nancy . . . a beauty in red . . . clothes from New York . . . off to lVel- lesley is our l'.A.I,. SALLY MCCLELLAN CAROL MUNGER '42-'47 '4 lv-'47 Sally. ottr lovely May Queen. a tall and stately hrunette . . . active participant in school al'- fairs, president ol' the Student Honor Council. standby of altos iu Glec: Club . . . low of all sports . . . a rare individual who never says an unkind word ahout another, a generous and loyal friend . . . calm manner and quiet disposition . . . superh ligure, superh girl-this is Sally. 'l'all, slim ligure . . . very skill . . . red-hrown hair lair hright, hrown eyes . . . freckles , . . . shy, quiet, retiring manner AITILF' M,lLT0N . . . slendel', graceful hands . . . 41' 42- 44' 47 good-looking clothes . . . inces- sant radio listener . . . perpetual tlapahle president of the Dra- matic Clttlm and one of its hesl actresses . . . valuahle tnemher of our tilee Klluh . . . managing ahility. common sense, and plen- ty of '4Vim, Vigor, and Vitality' . . . loyal and sinccre friend . . . antipathy for math and driving in trallie . . . loves excitement, foothall games, and Sewanee . . . possessor of winning personality, and wit . . . pretty curly hlonde hair . . . a swell girl, our Be L reader . . . conscientious student -smart as a whip . . . winner I of Marion S. larker Award memher of the Glee Clluh lover ol' opera, serious music. Patrice Munsel . . . tetnperatnen- the hmm of tal nature . . . ' our class. this is Carol. ff -J ,,. ,393 Q 40: h'l . :J -l V51 'X kdffx' ' 'Z.,gQ,, , l fa NORMA RAOUL BETSY ROBERTSON '43-'47 Beautiful, big. brown eyes . . . long shapely fingernails tipped with fire . . . expert knitter of' socks, sweaters, and mittens . . . kind, nntlerstanding heart for- ever overburdened with someone else's troubles . . . animal lover. especially Spitzs . . . partiality to Texas . . . constant chatter, usually about struggle buggy . . . sympathy for everyone . . . this is Normall CARLIN REDD '42-'47 President and four-year mem- ber of the Glee Club . . . close competitor to Barbara for class chauffeur . . . cool blue eyes and long, wavy hair, the envy of many . , . pet likes-pie a la mode St. Simons, and flying . . . that Lauren Bacall look . . . stcllat forward of the varsity . . . tnything to be different . . . favorite expression, Don't let it 1 ts onderful girl. U61 worry you . . . this is Carlin, we-ff ' ' 1 X t ff '41-'47 Sparkling brilliance , . . win- ner of coveted Grace Mcflallie Scholarship . . . member of BEST ANNUAL BOARD and Glee Club . . . beautiful long, red hair . . . typical red-head temperament . . . one that really keeps a secret . . . love for mttsic, horses, and chocolate pie . . . fervent dislike of her glasses and of people who never finish what they start to say . . . possessor of a mind of her own . . . This is Betts, a true friend. t SUZANNE SCHMIDT BETTY WIGGS '43-'47 '41-'47 Dancing blue eyes looking out from long brown lashes . . . accomplished musician, our school pianist . . . lover of animals. especially 'l'all'y . . . shiny brown hair . . . oodles of new clothes always . . . ellerves- cent personality . . . warm spot in her heart for McCallie Sum- mer School . . . conscientious worker . . . great talker. eater. sleeper . . . friend to everyone and loyal conlidante is our Suzy. MARTHA SHORTER STEPHENS-'41-'47 Big brown eyes . . . slitn figure . . . beautiful complexion . . . aversion to nick-name Mimi . . . perseverance for her side of any argument . . . innocence plus . . . conscientious. dependable Red Cross l'rexy . . . four-year soprano of Glee Club . . . habi- tual tardiness . . . perennial punster . . . loyal friend . . . half-hour telephone conversa- tions . . . excellent equestrienne . favorite expression- l just don't want anything to eat . . . hangottt-Mentone. Here's to Nlimi. U71 Petite, brown-eyed brunette . . . beatttifttl hair . . . essence of Chantilly . . . epitome of neatness . . . beautiful formals and tailoied suits . . adoration of all dances . . . great love of the West, particttlarly Texas . . . dreamy look over Rhapsody in Blue . . . writer of wonderful lettt-is anti owner of enormous scrapbooks . . . four-year mem- ber of the tilee Club . . art editor of the l5liS'l' ANNUAL . . . a loyal friend . . . long confidential talks . . . who could this be but our B'tee P V f' 1.- 3 Y., Q55 72 . :J .Q A . Q 'ffl' Fifa' . 0 ,fs pb, JOY WRIGHT A MARTHA WRIGHT '4lJ47 Lustrous hair . . . hewitching hrown eyes . . enviahly smooth romplexi n . . . rose-hucl lips . . . inability to stay angry with any- one . . . constant buyer of rec- ords . . . pet aversion-hard work . . . topic of conversation- the grand and glorious trip to Cnha with the Collins . . . rerntation for equestrian ahilily and hair-raising experiences in ltcr taxi . . . striking clothes . . NVE' pres3nt to you our joy! 2.5 . -11, ., 1181 Vg 1 s, E , L i E V -wt . . A ,Cf . sw 0 4. I 'hs '4lf47 A slow n' easy-going hlonde . . . sophisticated air . . . good taste in clothes . . . constant companions-reducing diets, SL Christolherf' and her little black I-om . . last one to get in on Il ccnversation. Whu-n- u4t???? . . . frequent jaunts to Tech . . pct likes-high heels. long names and Always . . . tvonilerful sport . . . second so- prano in the Glee Club . . . thc personiiiclttion of charm, this is Martha. ANN BURT ANNE ELIZABETH '46-'47 A tall, stately beauty . . a special stttdent . . . enviable silky black hair . . . pet saying'- 'Wheu are we going to the movie? . . . boisterous laughter and piercing screams . . eternal beggar for a ride . . . now. a resident of Switzerland . . . quite a girl is this Burt. JENNY LOU JEFFREYS '43 -'47 Favorite word. George . . . loyal supporter of McCallie . . darling smile and figure . . . one of Lovemau's best models . . . ntltnerous tryouts for Glee Club . . . pretty, naturally curly hair , . . occupation-curling a lock of hair on her little finger . . favorite food-ice cream with chocolate sauce, and French fried potatoes . . . happy and rarefree-this is our petite jenny. U91 LATIMORE-'41-'47 Known for her infectious gig- gle . . . talks constantly with her hands . . . loves malted milk shakes . . adores her brother. Billy . . . goes frequently to Little Club . . . possesses a viva- cious personality . . . never ran make up her mind . . vows she's going to do things, but never gets around to it . . . loves Lula Lake and McCallie dances . . . our own, Ann Libba. V if f' Q' s ' ' 5 1 2 3 4 5 G 7 8 9 10 l l I2 13 H 15 16 l7 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 fl-1 35 Barbara Bauman ,,,,,, Kathleen Bond ...... Lucy Bright ,,,r,, Ruth Brown .... LaVonne Collins ..,., Mae Conner .,..., Ann Cullom ....... .,,r. Mary Ruth Davies .,....r Donna Dobbs ,,,,,,,,,,, Dot Doty ,,,,,,,,. Connie Duke ,,,,., Mary Ann Dulaney ,,,,, Libby Hampton ,,,,,,, Betsy Hill .s,,ssss.. Janis Haskew .,,.,,,,... Mary Spann Hunt ....,. jackie Johnston ..,,.. Alice Joiner ....., jerry Keef Peggy Lawwill ..... Peggy Liberman ...., Sally McClellan ....,,, Alice Milton ..,... Carol Munger ,,,,,,, Norma Raoul ., Carlin Redd ,,,,, Betsy Robertson ,,,,,,, Suzy Schmidt ,,,, Mimi Stephens ,,,,, Betty WlggS ,,,v., ., Martha Wright ,,,,,,, joy Wright ,,,,,,,, Ann Burt ,...,,,,.,,. jenny jeflreys ,,..,,,,,,...,... Ann Libba Latimore REMEMBER!! ..,,,,,.for ,.ii....for ,,,.....for ........for ,i..,.r,for ,,,,,,,.for ,i....,,for ......r.for ,,,,,,,,ftJt' ........f0r ........for ,.r.,..,for ,,,.,,,.for ,,......f0r for ,,,,,,,,for . ..,,.,, XVC for ,...,i,,for for ..,,,,..for ,,,,,,,,l'ti1' ...,,,.,for ,,,,....for ,,,,,,,,for for ,...,,,,for ,,,,,,,.for ,for ,Wfor r,,,,,,,for ,,,..,,.for ,,,,,,,,for ........for for rushing around at the last minute cracking her knuckles procrastination-her favorite habit her 3 0'clock rush to the car brilliant flash of McCallie jewelry flowers fstupendousj infectious giggle even disposition yelling out hymn numbers in the morning fuzzy bangs beating her head during tests Mary Ellen Selman her golden boxing glove frequent, radiant blushes asking for money sizzling secrets could never forget her! her joke Gladly, the rross-eyed bear her faux pas in class het mad chemical experiments holding up sweaters in assembly her blindness her cosmopolitan manner and jokes her love of opera and Pat her peculiar ways of remembering things her inordinate desire to swim in all weather her flaming crown playing the piano in chapel her innocence Hcillilllllllyu Whit-u-u-t? starting f?j her new rin her vociferonsness her twinkling smile her llucluuting love-:lll'z1ir? 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Dol. why ihc suchlcn alfcclion? 9. l'1'omlllc'l ol' lhc Mdlnllic play IZZI vi' JANIE ALLEN ' her worries seeking Street's advice, CYNTHEA BRALY Red keeping her diet. ANN CAHOON cadets looking glamorous in study hall JANICE DETTOR Bobby UI. Kelly taking hours to put on lipstick Junior Class l241 GLORIA BEAN Tricia hysterical giggling. STANLEY BRIGHT Anna Lilxha twinkling eyes. DEE COLLINS cross arms talking about sister's allairs. DEE FEINSTEIN library book explaining Feinstein's theory. xiii? G is f - -W . unior Class DONNA FIELD Stanley's letters worrying teachers. CLARA JANE HALL Sally Mc. talking with her hands. GAENOR HUDSON her knitting friendly 'attitude. NANCY LIBERMAN Static worries studying V av. , , - . Olfifgf ' 5.1 tz Sl . 4 P l I5 E POLLY GOLLY peroxide Ending a different explana- tion to accepted conclusion DANIE HARDWICK Nancy, Pellen good nature. BURTON JACOBS flckled frenyes under car hood getting gears unstuck. NANCY MARLER Pellen, Danie profusely apologizing. MARIANNE PRESCOTT Patsy telling juicy gossip. GRACE ROBINSON Harriet determination to take American history. MARY ELLEN SELMAN me Dulaney quiet reserve. junior Class SYLVIA SMITH Kllroy Cll0PP1Ilg her books. JESSICA MCCURDY Phil Morris flying to Paradise Room HARRIET ROANE spectacular glasses proving theorems in geometry RITA RUSS junior class gabbin' about Philip. JOSIE SIBOLD food deep interest in Frenchmen. H . N gy, . , - . - .' , U- L, r ' , , E261 1 4 .A ll E if? ' ' junior Class RUTH ELLEN SPECK her jokes always in a big crowd. JEANELLE THOMISON drawl unexcitalmle manner. PATSY WEBB Marianne deep, serious 05 conversations. SALLY WHITE Palsy Mc. two handed bridge in study hall ANN WOODWORTH Baylor annuals dreams and chatter of Ptrnsacola I ' l27l FRANCES STREET subtle OJ wit finding soltltions for janie's problems. TRICIA TROTTER Beanie balmy talk. jo WHITE animated chatter writing 500 silent'es for Miss Whitaker. VIRGINIA WINGER men in general and in private two week love affairs. ,fl-22 ' 'fir fax Qi, ' F' ..' x ' i uniors O.k.-uc-Il ulmlwllvf li I xulus-mlll mul 1 l'0gClIlL'l'u H lzunour? 9 Wm' kllL'W lllvrc wus ll llln-Iv sulllcwlwll' I0 l28l Sl1llit'S. nu cloulxl 'I'l1c fuel that swept llxc sclmul Xvlllll clwc' could you hunt fm' qhcsimlcs llli J Hilfllll Josie f in - , Eff Hifi? gl My-ag., f pa - 'Sw 'L' 1 X f .J mv' wwfwiffe E55 'Q WH ' , 5ii.wzw2.: 2 W?4Q55f4g,w 47 ?rQif,?'4w , Q f Y z W W ,..A. ,.,.,,, Q, rss: :- Q X x fx 1 ski? ' F' we v me 4--N. 4 x MIMI ALLISON A sophisticated lass with titian hair For catching men she has a Hair. VIRGINIA BOWEN Second of the Bowen clan, She's as sprightly as Peter Pan. MARJORIE BROWN With her gleaming locks and ready smile, For her many would walk a mile. MARTHA ANN BRITTON Merry as the bees in clover, Round her many lads do hover. SALLY CHAPMAN With lwgiet and subdued air She ge s along most anywhere. ELINOR COLE Delicate coloring plus graceful height -I K Makes Elinor a star so bright. 5- . . ' ' 93345 ' . 5 '.4 143 5. -- sl 5 . I . q P 'A 4 fu F Sophomores l3Ol CHARLENE ABELSON Sweet disposition and with eyes of blue, Makes straight A's and friendly too. JAN BOYD Our only Alabama gal, Jan is a trusted pal. MARY ANN BUNN This is our pun on Mary Ann Bunn. ' A girl who is really loads of fun. JEAN CHAPMAN A McCallie gal tried and true, We think she's very cute, don't you? BETTY JUNE CLARK Sweet and willing is Betty june, Talented too and full of tulle. PATSY FENN Pat is a girl with sparkling eyes Who causes the men to emit great sighs. BARBARA FRYE Suave and poised, friendly to all, One for whom the men do fall. MARIAN GILLA Slow hut sure she'll win the race, For where she goes she leaves her trace. JOAN .HALE Merry as the day is long Amicahle too, and full of song. JOAN HEDMAN Winsome ways and a win-some line, Wish she'd be our Valentine. BOBBY JEAN KELLY Witty and poplar, a host of friends: Our last nickel to her we'd lend. JEANETTE KRISTOF F A model's figure, a model's face: For her many hasten their pare. Sophomores ALICE GILES Everyone says it's a well known fact, Her popularity has never slacked. MARTHA HACKNEY Tall and stately, naive as can he A gorgeous sight for one to see. TUSSA HASKEW Always singing or swinging a tune, Refreshing as a breeze in June. ANN HINKLE Patient and calm with a reserved air, Ann sils erect in any chair. CHRISTINE KENNEDY A welcome addition with figure slight, Christine Kennedy is very lnright. JOAN LAUDERBACH McCallie hooster with eyes of hlue, A loyal friend with honor too. ,sag 31 A f x-iii lol' RSF- : ,'! fa jo jo LAWRENCE With her deep and husky voice Jo jo is our popular choice. PAT MILLS An unusual gal is our Pat, And you could never call her fat. JEANNINE MULKEY Red-gold hair and smile that gleams, Jeannine reminds us of sunbeams. AMY NIXON Unusual Hgure, unusual form, Round her men hover in a swarm. PEGGY PATTEN Laughing eyes and full of pep, Pegs a gal who's really hep. 1 '4 ' NELL RICHARDSON Fickle and changeable as the weather, I A Sbe's as flighty as a feather. we 131' H .. my 3 :ff Sophomores H21 PATSY MCMILLIN Confident of Sally, the twin, She keeps up with every trend. MARY MOORE Uemure and Coy, an old-fash- ioned girl Proud possessor of soft brown curls. ANN NICHOLS Ann Nichols is the one Wh0's full of spirit and full of fun. SHIRLEY NORRIS A Southern drawl, a smile so sweet, Shirley sweeps us off our feet. JANE REDD The second girl whose name is Redd, Beauty plus brains are in her head. BARBARA SCHROEDER Brunette beauty with captivating charm, To her will never come a harm. GLORIA SHADDEN Long, slender, well-groomed hands, She'd be welcome in many lands. ELLA SUE SULLIVAN One of our gals from Cleveland, Tenn., Ella Sue has lots of men. MARGARET WHELAND With her -boisterous airs and sprightly ways Margaret brightens our lifeless days. CAROL WILLIAMS Brilliant mind and honorable too, Carol's a girl who's always true. BECKY WOOD Continually talking, provocative and short, She makes many a witty retort. Sophomores JANE WRIGHT BECKY STERCHI With conscientious ways and a loving heart, She's always willing to do her part. SUSAN TALLEY With a reserved air and manner so stately, What could we do but admire her greatly? MARTHA WHITAKER Panny has a charming way Of getting brighter every day. EMILY WINN Sparkling eyes with never a care, Laughing dimples and pretty hair. CAROLYN WOOD NVith a complexion of peaches and cream, She'd be welcome in any dream. WJ With her sophistication and Fifth Avenue clothes, jane is a girl whom everyone knows. i331 ' wht? K4 '- t gl Sophomorcs Clluccsc-cake plnolograplmy 5llggl'Sll'll UQ llirlulion l'l1c food looks inviting Wlml url' you looking ul, M. .X.. Siclcnzllk sillcslmow .X llllllfllilll of thc clam 7. H. 9. lll. ll. 12. ILE. 'lllcsv vlcrnafl lbyl'IlIlllllS l34l ulllll Iforcxcr Blowing lhllmlm In thc good olrl SllllllllCl'llIIlC lVl1o :nv you trying lo Limlf liczully :Incl llli' l7C1lSl .X snllxgglcr AX Qcxlcllc lu vm ELIZABETH BATTLE Her voice was ever soft. gentle, and low. RUTHIE BRYAN Heart of metal pure as finest gold. DOROTHY CAMPBELL Fashioned so slenderly, young and so fair. CHARLTON CATE Sprightly lightness and charming brightness. CAROLYN CHOBOT Who treads a higher level inspired thought? PATTI JO COXEY Fearless and undaunted she goes on her way. 1 vt . . E51 , 'rw Freshmen E361 BETTY GRACE BROWN Learn the sweet magic of a cheerful face. MELCENA BURNS A lassie fair to walk with And pleasant to know. SARAH CARTER A happy disposition is the prism that reflects blue rays. MARION CHAPMAN The gods gave her a gift so rare, Burnished lock of Titian hair. ANN CLEMENTSON Learn the sweet magic of a cheerful face. CONNIE CRUMBLISS Ne'er saw I, never felt, a calm so deep. CATHERINE FORNEY Grace was in all her steps. SUSAN GAMBILL Laugh and the world laughs with you. CHARLOTTE HIBBLER Never over serious, not too frivolous, but a rare good fellow. PEGGY HUF F AKER Blithe of heart frotn week to week. GRACE MARTIN A face with gladness overspread Soft smiles of human kindness bred. NANCY MCDONALD She's a little tiny thing With hair of spun yellow. Freshmen l37l MARY FORT FREEMAN I never saw a waist so slender. JOYCE HATCHETT A presence which is not to be put by. SHIRLEY HILL Duty's her motto, knowl- edge her aim- Yet she's very human and jolly all the same. BUCKY LATIMORE The glass of fashion, the mold of form. BARBARA MATTHEWS Beloved for her look. Her way of speaking gently. JANET MORRISON Endowed with rarest gifts. Intelligence and knowledge. ,gg . -C i .3 s ' ' fa Freshmen JOYCE MUNGER A kind and gentle heart she had to comfort friend and foe. BARBARA NEIDHART She of smooth and steadfast mind. Gentle thoughts and highest living. SARAH KEY PATTEN A good heart's worth gold. BETTY LYNN PINION Silence that speaks. ANN SAMUEL The smiles that win. the tints that glow. RENE SHERMAN 4'Of manners gentle. ,I Of affections mild. I t fwfh, fast it 'ri?,5'4z . I iitffa :. -' E -. JOANN MURPHY It's nice to he natural WVhen you're naturally nice MARIA NUNNE Let rome what mav. I shall do my best. DEANNE PETERSEN SpriQhtly lightness and charming brightness. SHIRLEY SALMON If worry were the chief cause for death, then I would live forever. ANN SCOTT A kind and gentle heart she had to Comfort friend and foe. BETTY GAE SHULL ln her voice re-echoes Musie's high, clear notes. ELEANOR SIGNAIGO 'l'o improve each shining moment was ever her aim in life. GREY TEMPLE No flaw revealed in her heing and doing. PEGGY TROTTER Her eyes two crystal lakes Rippling with light. VIRGINIA WHITAKER She looks every day Fresh as a rose in june. JULIA WILHITE As faithful at lass as you may know, Who delights not in pomp or show. CAROLYN R. WOOD Stately, kindly, lordly friend. Freshmen l39l ELEANOR STOUTT A sweet, attractive kind of grace. DORRIS THATCHER A daughter of the gods, divinely tall and most divinely fair. JANIE WARREN A merry heart doeth good like medicine. ADRIENNE WHITE Wherever she finds her- self in life, she'll make a good addition. ELAINE WILLIAMS '4Sweetness is hers and unaffected ease. TOMMYE YATES l found deep tranquil peace in her face. I ,Yi ' 'tl 'fy 'I QM! : ff-5' 1 fa W w a : .,.5 .::5s -,M-:... 915 A , f .,,,.,. ,, , SWR ,X 4 V ,x.1s9.m ff Mm .0 f, ix? A W? X3 'Wk x SXSW its 'fi k w 'S' QQ Q aw my wif . ,. A firm' A .fm ,,+ av ,sm A fw Y gag 1 ,Jn :I ' 3 , ' if f Yf' if ,QW W . .,.,.,.,.:. - 4,---- - Y x w-.hzffvww X . x Xm,v,,f,,:2: 5 gg xr .. va, im A Qfn?gsT'fWwf?L5?3Tf'ff9y' W WM' A s .Q wp-iy3xc,f,fX'gf'yEF2'M af KQV, Awww 4 agwf ef f nr' PANSY ALLISON pert, alert ALICE BROWN attractive, bewitching ADRIENNE CARTER alfable, chaining ANN DOTY animated. dimpled KATHRYN FINLEY keen, facetious SHIRLEY GLEASON sophisticated, grown-up Iwi hir Eighth Grade H . 51. . ' 6i.gs'Q f ' E421 5 9 I4 . g PEGGY BLAKE pensive, bashful BARBARA CAMP benign, capable GLORIA CLEMONS giggly, clever NANCY DUKE naive, dulcet JENNIE FOLTS juvenile, frolicsome PEGGY JANE HARRIS playful, judicious, halcyon CLAIR HASKEW captivating, head-strong KITTY RUE HEADEN kind. riotous, happy-go-lucky BETTY ISBELL brunette. imaginative CHASE LANE cute, loquacions jo ANN LUCAS jubilant. adorable. lovable SALLY M CCOY scintillating, magnetic Eighth Grade IANE HEAD jocnnd. helpful LAURA HEDGES luscious, hypnotic IRENE JEWELL irreplaceable, jovial BETTY LANGSTON bonny, lady-like ELIZABETH LUPTON erlerverscent. lithe Y SALLY ANN MCLEOD slender. appealing. merry ,vs V 5 QR' ll .- 415 I 1 X Q' '11, M7 43 fic MARYLLYN MERRETT meticulous, mature MARION SEABORN mischievous, sincere SYLVIA SIMONTON small, saucy BETTY ANN TURPIN beaming, attentive, tactful HARRIET WISE ll0Il01'2llDlC, wise Eighth Grade ANN ZAHND ambitious lealous M .319 .Q . ' ' A A QQQQSQIQ7 l44l E . Q P BILLIE REESE SAMUEL bouyant, roguish, silly LUCY ANN SCHEIBE leisurely, accurate. sedate JO ANN SULLIVAN jestful, amiable, sensible CLARA BOND WILSON capricious, lmallling, witty SYDNEY WRIGHT stuclious, winsonie MARY ANN BEARDEN Add to a quiet nature the abil- ity to keep a secret: mix in with beautiful red curls to get Mary Ann. HELEN CAINE Blend quiet. retiring nature: mature mind: and musical abil- ity with short blonde hair for Helen. SUSAN ELDER One cup of fast talking mixed with red hair and dimples gives Susan. JEAN GODSEY 'l'ake a heaping measure of con- versation and blend with a friendly expressive face to describe jean. ELIZABETH HAMMON Blend gray-green eyes, level' headedness, and a stately car- riage to get this class's president. Seventh Grade DOROTHY BROWN A friendly nafure and loyalty to her friends plus a love of horses result in Dotty. ADELE CROWELL Combine brunette charm and mature nature with a talkative, sweet manner-the result, Adele. PAULA CARRY Add raven-haired beauty and charm to a friendly, helpful nature for Paula. OWENE HALL A good sense of humor, acting ability, and a gay nature com- bine to yield Owene. DIANA HARP Take two cups of sense, one cup of sweetness: blend and serve as Diana. ' 1-g li E451 ' 5 a -'N ' We Q95 -c MARY ALICE HOOD Stir up an enticing smile and plenty of friendliness and add to it glossy brown hair-result, Mary Alice. KAY JONES Take a cup of pep, two cups of sweetness and the result is Kay- tbe scepter-bearer. PAT LAZENBY Add bright, brown eyes, a friendly smile, to a gay laughter, and the product is Pat. GEORGIA ANN MCILLWAINE Take lovely blonde hair, shy blue eyes, add sincerity and popularity and the outcome is Georgia Ann. PEGGY PROBASCO Take a love of sports, a friendly, happy disposition, and a lovely smile and here is Peggy, a good all-round girl. Seventh Grade S Wf' mei Q H ., an ,. 3 ., 1' 4? - -. 42555 q. Q CAROL JEWELL Mix dancing, mischievous eyes with a short feather-cut bob and you have the crownbearer. ROBERTA LAWSON Mix a tall, willowy figure, a lovely soprano voice, and you have Roberta, a true lover of Connecticut. SALLY LYNCH Mix big dimples, curly brown hair, with politeness and charm and the result is Sally. ANN McISAAC Add a coy nature, and wit to a quiet disposition and you have Ann, a true friend. MARY JOAN REID Mix a laughable nature. beaua tiful dimples with teasing blue eyes and the product is joan. CAROL RICE Add a cheerful disposition and bright eyes to a friendly interest in everything, and you have Carol. PEGGY ANN ROGERS Mix a stately carriage and a quiet nature with fair beauty and there is Peggy Ann. JUDY TALLEY Combine a good nature and a sense of humor with good acting ability and the concoction is Judy. HENRIETTA VAN ORDER Compound a mixture of curly hair, pestiferousnessu and friendliness-the result. Henrietta. Seventh Grade LOUISE ROBERTSON Take curly red hair. a sweet disposition and a friendly smile and the result is Louise. PHYLLIS SCOGAN Blend an indefatigable spirit with an innocent nature and a darling smile to get Phyllis. MARY ANN THOMAS Mix long, blonde hair and a baby's nose with a radiant per- sonality and you have Sally's pretty trainbearer. ANN YATES' Add to an affectionate nature and friendliness, a steady stream of chatter and the blend is Ann. yr . .. :ig - t4v1 ' 'if' :ix A V E3 sf F'll'1 1-1 fl L1 SALLYNRCLELLAN Blay QQUCCH E501 DONNA DOBBS Maid of Honor E511 BETSY ROBERTSON Grace McCallie Scholarship i521 CAROL MUNGER Marian S tuart Parker Scholarship i531 ALICE JOINER Most Popular l54J BETSYPHLL mst .Xc1ix1- in Sc11ruml ,Xfln i551 lx L.. .4 .-.4 V ,. ,.. Lf ya -.f .- K 1 I5 P .4 V .1 fs wa' Q V X ,M A Q M1 .1 .. The Queen and Attendants The May Day Committee F571 4. 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Ml-lNIRliRS JKNIE .XI.l.liN-Bllsilicss xlllllllgfl' fifllliIi'il lhuly ,Ximc filliltllbll Cllzirzl hlillll' Hull Nanny l.ihcrmzux Alosic Silmlil l'iliIllll'l'S Sl l'CL'l .xllll Womlworlli MISS MOYER-Fzlcfully .Xdviscr l6ll cd by il Iiziciilly 1lllYiSC'I'. Only girls whose SIYCIIIQL' is owl' 80. znml who haw -rf 'gg -L' go .2523 Qi .fv. . Y .x7 5. Honor Council 'l'he Student Honor Council is made up of three representatives from the senior class, two from the junior class, and one from each of the four other classes. The officers are elected by vote of the student body from the senior and junior representatives. OFFICERS SALLY MCCI.ELLAN-President BETSY HILL-Vice-President CIYNTHEA BR.-XLY-Secretary Connie Duke-Senior representative, first and second terms. Frances Street-Junior representative, first and second terms. Amy Nixon-Sophomore representative, first term. Barbara Frye-Sophomore representative, second term. Sling Cate-Freshman representative, first and second terms. Barbara Neidhart-Eighth grade representative, first term. Kitty Rue Headen-Eighth grade representative, second term. Judy Talley-Seventh grade representative. Nliss Smith and Miss Purse-Faculty representatives. X l62l 'Q 743 - lhc l,iIJ1'z11'y Club II1c I lln uw Llulm I5 unllpfm-cl ol IIIICCII gurls II'Ulll thc Iu- slmmn class who muh ilu Illgllc-sl grzulvs in linglish Im' llu' pluulillg yn-zur. 'I Ilcsc gurls :irc ol' U11 ll ISSISI mu lu llu- IlIll'2ll'l2llI. IiI.IZ,XBlQ'I II ISXIII,liwl'1'a-sialvnl 1 MEMBERS C lmlillc Kllmlml .IUall:llL' Nlurplly KIILIVIIDIIC IIiImI1Icr Nlzllizl Nunm' irlm-5 IIiII Szlrzl Iicy I':lllc:1 Imky I.zllimm'L' .Xalriclxlw NYI'ilc Iinlmru NIZIIIIICXKA llllllil Willxilc- lmcl Nlurrisrm Clxlrolyn Rullu Wuml Iuyw NIUIIQCI Iflllllllfi' Yule-s 63 -iz. :J A .' ' vi!! I I . s 13 X. xi - i l.q. ' A wh DT21H12ll.lCf Club The Ih'z11im1ic'ill11lm l5iUl1lPOSCClOl-lllCl1lllCl'S ol' ll1Cjlllll0I'Zlllilhilllfll clis 0 llzlvc SllOXS'll Ollwlllllfllllg clrzuuzilic lzilcnl. as wcll :ls ilCpCIlCl2llJllllX im upcrzilimm in class plays. This yczu' lhcy cullzilmrulccl with thc Glcc Ch to I Slllll llll OlJCl'Cll2l. Nlzic CUIIIICI' llmmzi Iluhhs llouuim' Duke lim- lfciiwlciu C.Izll'1l llzuu- Hzlll Alice Milton I'1'c-siclciii Josie Sibold SCt'I'Ql an 5' MEMBERS i641 .I2llllS Hnskcix liclsy Hill lwggy Lihcrmuu .jessica Alllcllllily . The Glcc Clllb ll!l'f:lL'Cf.llI!J, llllKll'l'IllC'dll'1'C'll0Il0l Hrs. ,'XIll'c'1l Slllllll. llllh 5l'lll' lJl'L'Sl'llll'd SL'YL'l'1ll IJl'Ugl'lllII5 illcllldillg llll mpc-rc-llzl. ll Clhrisllllzls lJl'0gl'2llll, ll IJL'l'lv0l'lll2llll'K' ill l'lzlylm'. :lllci ll fll7lIllll1'IIl'4'llll'lll IJl'Ugl'2lIll. CLXI OFFICERS ll,IN Rlillll-I'l'vsiclclll Sl'Z.AXNNli SCIHMIIYI!-Vin1--l'l'l-siclc-lll lil,IZ.-XBEIH .XNN HAXXIPTCDN-Scflm-l:ll'y .XLICIIQ .KHNEli-vl'l'L'2lSllI'L'I' l'lzll'h:ll'al Hlllllllilll fzfllllltil lilalll Lucy Bllglll Slilllllj Bfighl Rlllll lhclllll xlt'll'L'll1l lillllls .xllll llllll ,Xml KZLIIIUUII lflilllll' Cfuh' Nlalc CUlllll'l' .xllll fllllllllll llilllill' Dcllol' Uollllzl lllllllls llcll Hull' MEMBERS lhlllllzl lficlll .Xllll Nicllnls l5:ll'Ilzll':l lfrw ,Xml NiXtlll NI1ll'g'1ll'L'l llzlskcls liclsy RUIJl'l'lS0ll HL-lsy llill liclly 1-llc Sllllll .loam Hvlllllzlll .lKNC'IDllilll' Silmhl xl1ll'X Slbllllll lllllll Ruth l'1lll'lI Sllcfk llllrloll ,lzlculls Sylxill Slllilll llllfkii' blollllslml Hollhic .IULIII Kvllcx xlilllllll SI!0l'll'l' Stl-plll-ll l'l:lllu-Q 5Il'1'L'l -ICRIIICIIL' Klislull Hollis 'l'Il1lll'll4-l' hluulu l.zlwl'cll4'L' liclll Wiggs Sully Nll'f.ICH2lll Yirgillixl Willgcl .Xlicc Xlilllbll Xllll Wmnlll'm'lIl Nllllf Xlmlll- xlllllllil Wliglll Klzllwll Nlllllgcl' lg i651 'q EJ L th u P Scvculll Grads Play TWO CHRISTMAS BOXES lJc'c'c111lJc1', 19116 Eighth Grade Play RED SHOES AT PLYMOUTH Nrwcllllmclx 1946 i661 FTCSIIINZIII Play THE PA MPERED DARLING I cln'uz11'y, 1917 Sopllonlorc Play NOT TONIGHT Oclolncr. 1946 T671 Ilxc In uls ul thc' flllllclll I lu Smuvgl 681 CTS 1' Clhru C I' 5. flllllllll I69l sw 3. 3 X F5 X f Q , , x 6' x g..:g-:-:5::5-.:.:.1,:F: U,-pg::-1s.:::i:1,..::-Q:::: ga 31 'rw X S. 39 S X X I , 'ia gl SCVCIIIII fQl'2idC Tciim Snpluymgrg 'Tcgnn Eighth Grade Team junior Team lfyQ5l1n1gl11 TQQ1111 Senior Team-thc Clunnpions l7l I va 5, r . M, , 4, 11, w ' 1 , up sr a Q, K A Pr w U E Q ' arf? It 'X f. Nh Q Q ' 53, R J Q 1 K2 if fr- X ' Q sf K :flu-Ai., ii fr: 4 U I- SA iw r ,Q i ! '14'3s?: 9? 1, ,wi . N ive' 4 ' 2 Sw fs .JF H51 41' an V R, J r ,A 5 M, f J' xx up-F ' ,M WLM: ,ig .i 5 1,0 v ' 135' ni ' . Sw 7 . 3:7 1 1, fill Palmetto Street X U41 History of the Old School 'Twas many and many a year ago In a house on old Oak Street, That G. P. S. first made its start 'Mid the sound of rumbling feet, And this school progressed with no other thought Than to teach, and new students to greet. The students were young and the school was young When they moved to Palmetto hill, And it grew with a growth stupendous indeed And resounded with many a jill, VVith enrollment increased from year to year As each seat they tried to fill. And this was the reason as time passed by In this vaulted hall of learning. That we did excel in most every field Especially to Latin were we turning, 'Til everyone knew our fortune and fame And to attend this great school were yearning. But our school it still sorely was lacking in room As more people desired to learng And thus it decided to annex a house Witli an office as left you do turng To give us a place for relaxing our bones And escaping the teachers so stern. But the sun never beams without bringing us dreams Of our modern new school on the hill, And the stars never shine but our hearts seem to pine As memories of school linger still. So all the years through we shall remember you With your ideals so loyal and true, In your sepulchre trampled by feet, In your tomb on Palmetto Street. i751 ., Zf ' fzl':1'g,? 'G T 11 -i g - L 1v 'Jv'.Q-V ' . JL 'go f-It ff- E3 QW? c' History of the Class of l947 September, '41-May, '42 i Nineteen little rats arrive resplendent in black stockings, backward dresses, and pigtails, thoroughly frightened of everything in general. The seniors declare that the rats are a nuisance. Miss Duffy delivers an address on the seventh-graders' enormous feet. VVith Martha in the title role, The Snowman, a Christmas play reveals our dramatic talents. 'ff Because of polio, a late start forced us to spend our Saturday play time at school. Because of Pearl Harbor, war stamps took the place of our annual. Blushes of embarrassment redden our faces as we roll and kick in gym shorts before a May Day audience. Betty, Ann Elizabeth, and Martha Shorter per- form as trainbearers and page respectively. September, '42-M ay, '43 Everyone receives the assurance that we are eighthhgrade lassies instead of seventh grade babies. The Signal Mountain crowd and Dot Doty join us. Ann Elibba succeeds Betty as president. Our pockets are empty because of the G. P. S. jeep which we bought. There is the sound of grumbling and protesting during the Christmas holidays as we have to use our time to make biology charts. The eighth grade sewing class gives a fashion show to display the pajamas and slips which they made. Barbara emerges as the champion of our class by winning the American His- tory Medal. September, '43-May, '44 The hands of Ann Elibba, Betsy Hill, Betsy Latimore, Barbara Carlin, Peggy Liberman, Carol, Betty, joy, Sally, and Betsy Robertson are frequently dirty from dusting library books. The tone quality of the Glee Club receives more volume from the added voices of Barbara, Marie? Donna, Dot,' Libby, Betsy Hill, Sally, Carlin, Betsy Robertson, Suzie, Martha Shorter, Bettie Turnbull, Betty Wiggs, and Martha. North Chattanooga, Lookout Mountain, and Donna joined us. Continuing our struggle with defunct Latin and living Spartanburg, we started up Fools' Hill with Betsy Hill as our leader. September, '44-May, '45 We realize that we are not so smart as we profess to be. Our grades fluctuate in Caesar and M. Sc M. history. gy jackie and Ruth decide to try out for the Glee Club. Result-no new mem- bers from our class. When we vote to have an Honor Council, Sally is unanimously chosen as representative. Our star basketball forward, Ruth, makes the Varsity. Cullom joins the ranks. In Elmer and the Lovebug Mae stars as Elmerg and Donna and Irene, the twins. Barbara wins another history prize. We bid farewell to Miss Duffy and Miss jarnagin and open our hearts to Miss luckcr 1ndMrs Clark .. is .. 1 AJ 3 ' -N U61 2.5 P 7 i AK -I September, '45-May, '46 The doors of school open to a new regime. An enthusiastic Static Board QBarbara, Sally, Dot, Mary Ann, Janis, Peggy Liberman, Connie, and Betsy Hillj pass out their first edition. The Dramatic Club adds new talent in the form of Betsy Hill, Connie, Bebe, Mae, and Peggy Liberman. A tea to dedicate our founders' portraits brings out the hrst plans of the new school. Our hopes leap Q we assume that our class will be the first to graduate there. Alice, Ann Cullom, and Mae make the Glee Club-jackie and Ruth protest, and decide to crash the Glee Club. VVe order senior rings with the assurance that they will arrive on time and will Gt. Barbara, Donna, and Betty have feminine leads in the Baylor senior play, and Betsy Hill has great fun as the prompter. With Varsity players La Vonne, Carlin, and Ruth we tie with the seniors for the championship. Betsy Hill, Dot, jackie, Cullom, Betty, Alice, Peg Lawwill, and Barbara steal the show at Mav Day with their Monkey dance. Betsy Robertson and Carol rise as the brains of our class to win the Grace McCallie and Marion Parker awards respectively. September, '46-May, '47 The big year finally arrives and we start it off with a bang by initiating the seventh grade. Ratting stops because the bad seniors are too mean. The rats start ratting the seniors, and we are driven from room I by them. Ann Burt, Bebe, I.ucy, Mary Spann, and Carol receive membership in the Clee Club, and jackie and Ruth legalize their membership. Carlin heads the club as presidentg Suzy, vice-president, Elizabeth Ann, secretary: Alice, treas- urer. The ANNUAL BOARD QBetsy Hill, Dot, Donna, Peggy Liberman, Betty, Barbara, and Betsy Robertsonj begin to worry about getting the KALEID- OSCOPE outg so we all rush to havepur pictures taken. Elections are held, our campaigns failed completely. Connie, Mae, Mimi, La Vonne, and Donna receive parts in the McCallie play. Betsy Robertson is the prompter. Donna and -Ianis are added to the Dramatic Club: Bebe is elected president. Barbara, Donna, klosie, and Betty have feminine leads again in this year's Baylor play. Betsy Hill again shows her talent as prompter. X McCallie blooms forth with another play starring Mimi, La Vonne, and Betsy Robertson again serves as prompter. Ma Da Committee efficientl' desi n and lan Ma Da costumes and hel Q Y Y 5 g P Y Y P with the dances. Barbara and Donna enchant the audience in our operetta, and the smug- glers receive worthy praise. The basketball team emerges victorious and becomes the school champion. Miss Duffy dies, and we lose one of our greatest friends and teachers. Sall reifns as ueen o' the Ma with Donna as her Maid of Honor. AVC . V . ia . . .V . . follow in colorful procession behind our president jams. NVith a satchel full of memories, we take ufi our belongings and hesitantly de- part for the college world. f77l if 'P at . Qfba . 2- t i Y' 1-'E.3Q'f'J fi 'of' . L Prophecy MEMORIES OF A MEGALOMANIAC OR FOREVER AMBIGUOUS Today as I sat on my imperial throne, the royal Egyptian messenger enteredg and after the usual obsequious tributes, he presented me with a copy of the STATIC, sent to me from America. A wave of nostalgia swept over me as I read about my old classmates, most of whom I have not seen in twenty years. It seems LaVonne is in Cuba, and is running a night club for unescorted young ladies. Mimi Stevens, always ambitious, has written a best seller entitled But I Don't Under: stand to which Mary Spann has written a sequel- Well, It's This Way. Mary Spann always was up on current events and scientific facts. The article goes on to say that joy Wright is now the owner of a large chain of riding academies throughout the United States and Cuba. Lucy Bright has found her haven- Mexicog nobody has to be on time there!! Bebe has opened an information bureaug if in doubt about anything, see Bebe-she'll guarantee to set you straight. After the retirement of Mrs. Martin, jerry became the dietitian at Baylor and is having a grand time. jenny Jeffreys is now rivalling G. P. S. with Miss Jeffreys' School for Girls, which requires no study, no homework, no lessons, no nothin', except a good time. Which reminds me- Betsy Robertson visited me a few weeks ago on her way to S. W. Africa. She was going to teach the natives Latin, which is the up and coming language of the day. Libby has an advertisement in the STATIC of her shop on Fifth Avenue, which sells lavender and purple creations exclusively. I was not surprised to read that Sally McClellan, after trying for many years to decide which of her beaux to marry, finally gave up and in desperation killed herself. I think it is rather significant that the method of suicide she chose was falling otlt of the window of the old G. P. S. Annex. It has been rumored that Peg Lawwill just cau't keep husbands. She has now blown up her fifth husband during a chemical experiment. Poor thing just cannot add the right ingredients. Martha's Get Slim Again Gym is drawing all the present G. P. S. Seniors. Her motto is Starve during the week and eat over the week-end. Carlin now owns a pawn shop. It seems that she had the idea back in the good old days when she collected so much jewelry. Janis is still playing the piano for those gym classes at school. Can you imagine? Betsy has a famous argyle suit which has caused quite a stir in the fashion world, although you know Betsy-nothing excites her. She vows she'll quit knitting, but after ten years' practice, it would be hard to stop. jackie has just returned from Italy where, catering to her burning desire to learn more Latin, she has studied more deeply her beloved language. The last I heard of Sadie she was still trying to get herself out of a brawl that was started at a national meeting of Phi Delta Theta. wigs- 0 5 wr? E781 M 57' . . ' .TX LC f fijwxlig . 4 4. ' F ffs 1 E Ann Burt went home last month with her darling German husband. They are very devoted even if she doesn't understand a word of what he says. Barbara Sue has obtained a contract to sing with The Grand Ole Opry. She says it fulfills her life-long ambition to sing opera. From experience gained while in their old days at G. P. S. working on the Annual Board and the Look-In, Betty and Dot are now publishing an enterprising paper entitled It's a Man's World. Tune in next Tuesday on the Thin Man and you will hear Mary Ruth Davies play the coveted role of his wife. Ann Libba is running a ranch. She finally got away from those cliffs. Ruth Brown, popularly known as the Ace of the Americas, flew down the other day in her own P-813. Ruth, incidentally, resides in sunny California- Where, she explains, the weather is perfect for f'lying. Donna now has a prohtable job singing over the radio. You can hear her every day tunefully bursting forth with D-U'Z, D-U-Z, buy Duz for your washing machine. Carol is always seen among the first nighters at the French Opera House, where she is an up-and- coming critic for the Parisian Daily News. Cullom has written a best-seller entitled How to Be True to One Man. I never knew Cullom had so much literary ability. Peggy Liberman is now running the Vogue and has just returned from Siberia where she tried to learn what the natives wear. I haven't seen these girls in twenty years-ah, but I have been happy living here in Egypt. Three days after I graduated from G. P. S., I suddenly discovered that I was Cleopatra- imagine how delighted I was. Ever since that time I have reigned contentedly surrounded by obsequious slaves. My one sorrow is that Antony has never shown up. Several of my class-mates are living here in my palatial mansion with me-the poor dears, after the sheltered life'at G. P. S., couldn't stand the strain of the outside world: and their minds cracked. I'm certainly glad my mentality was not affected! Mary Ann Dulaney, my royal cell-mate, is badly affected with melancholia. She sits around and mopes and at the bare mention of Bristol, she bursts into heart-rending sobs. Suzy Schmidt after a brilliant musical career finally cracked and succumbed to monomania. She sits at the piano all day and plays One More Tomorrow with one finger. Norma Raoul is with us, too. Her case was never diagnosed, but she spends her time knitting strange articles that no one can identify. Mae Conner, who was always noted for her hair decorations, is in the cell across the hall. She keeps trying to put all the furniture on her head as an ornament. The other day she put her mattress on her head thinking it was a gardenia and nearly smothered to death. Connie Duke is in a sad condition. Too many tests at G. P. S. turned her into a paranoiacg and now she has spells during which she beats her head against the wall of her padded cell and grits her teeth. The poor, dear nuts-I feel so sorry for them, but I see to it that my royal servants take good care of them. By Cleopatra Bond. J V 1, lsr? IIQQIUQ 'G r 3- 4 'r llffsif f' pa . , A ,. full WE Y l 5c S f 1, We, I, I, I. I. I, I. L I. We, I. I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, L I, I, I, I, I, NVe le Will of the Class of 1947 BARBARA BAUMAN, will my ability to jahbcr anytime, any place, about any thing to Billie Reese Samuels, who possesses such a calm, reserved manner. KATHLEEN BOND and MARY ANN DULANEY, leave Mary Ellen Selman to anyone that wants her. LUCY BRIGHT, will my jewels to Irene and Carol. RUTH BROYVN, will my athletic ability to Gaenor Hudson. ANN BURT, will my ability to be heard anywhere from Vine Street to Oak Street to Sidney Wright. La VONNE COLLINS, leave my ability to be late anytime and anywhere to Dee, who is usually the cause of it all. MAE CONNER. will my enormous flowers and all my different kinds of ornamental apparel for the head to Susan Elder in hopes that she can hold them up. ANN CULLOM, will my effervescent personality to Ann Clementson, who is so shy and dilfident. MARY RUTH DAVIES, would like to leave Peggy Blake a few inches so that she may better reach heaven. DONNA DOBBS, will my diamond to Dee Collins, who has everything but that in her collection. DOT DOTY and BETTY WIGGS, will our neatness, our well kept curls, and our bobby pins to Burton Jacobs. CONNIE DUKE, will my continuous nervous state and restlessness to Miss Purse, who is always so calm and quiet. ELIZABETH ANN HAMPTON, will the Hale and Snow in my life to the weather man. JANIS HASKEW, will my mathematical ability to Dee Feinstein to help her prove Fein- stein's Theory. BETSY HILL, will my undying efforts to get out of posture class to Peggy Patton, who was in it longer than I was. MARY SPANN HUNT, will my persuasive line to Emily Winn. JENNY LOU JEFFREYS, will my good looking clothes to someone with a good figure o show them off. JACKIE JOHNSTON, will my ability to get by to Becky lVood, who does a pretty good job of it herself. ALICE JOINER, will my sparkling eyes that have been left to me every year to any junior who wants to be able to leave them next year. JERRY KEEF, leave my loquaciousness to Eleanor Signago, who can't think of anything to say in Study Hall. ANN ELIZABETH LATIMORE, refuse to leave. PEG LAVVWILL, will my mad chemist tendencies to Jessica McCurdy so that she may brew more potent peroxide. PEGGY LIBERMAN, will my direct manner to Patsy McMillin who always seems such a shrinking violet. SALLY McCLELLAN, will my unblurred outlook of things to Jo Jo, who has such a clear view. ALICE MILTON, will my unadulterated frankness to the hypocrites. CAROL MUNGER, would like to leave my reddish hair to Louise Robertson, who has such colorless hair. CARLIN REDD, would just like to leave. BETSY ROBERTSON, will my freckles to Sally McCoy, whose complexion is just too flawless. I NORMA RAOUL and SUZY SCHMIDT, leave our heighth and breadth to Cay Jones. MARTHA SHORTER STEPHENS will my McCallie spirit to Frances Street. JOI WRIGHT will my ability to dent four fenders a week to the White twins, who are such careful drivers MARIHA WRIGHF will my constant companions, my little black Ford and my reckless driving to Jane who will inherit them next year anyway. the glorious Senior class of 47 leave our smiling faces and sweet dispositions to the class of 48 so that they may be loved and respected as we have been. I L - I' . .Fi J P y . - . . M W , a . J . v , if . .O , 'V , o 9 tsoi s: D, E . 4 ,, EVE , 2, 2 T21 fl f Lx4fv:fl'w 4' Z ,,,., , f 64 ia? f7'24f5W ffm , f e 72' ' 1 4.535 x jvef The Dances Sept. Sept Sept Sept Sept. Sept Sept Sept. Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov Nov. Nov Nov. Nov Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. 821 Annual Calendar 4-Registration of classes-Annual Board holds open house for all students from 8:30-3:00. 6-School reioices-we are dismissed at 2:20-it's Friday. 9-Seniors begin rat week-turns out 7th grade ratting seniors. I2-First chemistry experiment-seniors discover no magnesium: they must use zinc. 16-Foot inspection-an innovation at G. P. S. Great discovery that Barbara has a fallen meta- tarsal arch. 20-Baylor sends complimentary tickets to football 23- 21 games. Annual Board announces they are ready to accept money for annuals-Donna and Peggy prepare for stampede. -Annual Board repeats plea in talented skit, Doiu' lVhat Comes Naturally. 25-Annual Board now has 7 applications for an- nuals-at least we'll get them. 27-McCallie sends complimentary football and bas- ketball tickets. S-Sophomores cause uproar-defeated in attempts to go to Sewanee. l-'l-Most frequently heard expression- I smell a rat. 16-First report cards received-half school campused 18 families over weekend. -Rat still smelling. 22-Sally acclaimed Queen of May-Campaigns end -seniors no longer wash hair twice a week. 25-Sophomore play-Elinor Cole astounds all with loud pajamas. 26-Marian Seaborn falls out annex window. Moral -girls shouldn't read so many Superman Comics. 1-Annual Board Rummage Sale-Great Success- favored articles-red jackets. 12-Picture of new building covered with scintil- lating seniors appears in paper. 17-Latin petition sweeps school-Mrs. Clark prom- ises no lowering of standards. 19-Miss Tucker makes caustic oration against Kil- roy. This time Kilroy shouldn't have been here. 22-Sadie tries to park car on curb-excited over 28-2 date with Harry. 9-Thanksgiving holidays. 2-Bluest Monday all year-'nuff said. 5-Senior gym classes go bowling-Donna knocks herself down throwing curve ball. 9-Afternoon showers mixed with slight odor of 11 sulfur in study hall. -Study hall drenched with intentional showers- Bebe and Carlin discover hole. 14-McCallie Play-Martha Shorter receives rude awakening. 19-French and Spanish Christmas program-Miss Purse beams. 20-jan. 5-Christmas Vacation-Everyone catches up on her sleep OJ Ian. lllll. jan. F1-11. l e11. 17011. l 1'l1. xlilll Mar. Nlllll xlill' Mar. xlill' x11ll1 111111' Apr. .x1l1'. 1111. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May May May May May May M ay May May Annual Calendar 11-RC1lll'I1 111' 1l1e Natives. 13-I.11s1-111i11111e Clilllllllllllg 1111 CXLIIIIS-S0lJ110ll1Ul'CS fl'1ll1l1l'--501111113 1112111510 colleges. 20-A 17-1112111 .Xnn 11ll12l1lCy l'llS1lCS i11 ill 9:30 with greet- 11111611-11L'L'i1C11 rest for us as 1e111'l1e1s' slaves. ing, 1411111 late. l0Y1,11 Vonne 211111 1S2ll'1l1ll'1l 111114 way 11111 of going 111 l'0lll'1I 1111 11n1'e 112ll'1l2l1'2l 11111 11e1 talking to use. 1:1-C1lIl111l1100g?lY1S receive severe 1110W an1l shock All news 111' Miss l1111l'y's 11C2ll1l. 28-811111111 i11 1111111111 as Glee 1111111 makes lrip 111 111111111-1'a1l1'1s i111l1resse11 111 3 solos. 1-111111111 ll'11S Miss 1,lll'S1' nol 10 l1e s11 IICYVII1. 11-Se11i111s H1111 juniors i111p1esse1l 111' Mr. 1'ressly's 111111 1111 Sl111k1'sl11'111'1'. TWM11 1'l'L'SS1y 1111111011 as saying 11111 1'1111111'l 11111sl noisy. ll-.X llllk 111' 1110111 s11eCi11lis1-lllflxily Miss 'I'111'ker sent 11111111 1111111 or we 1V0ll111 111111- 111111 110111011- Nll'i1l11J11. 17-S111lie 1111 longer 1-x1'i1e1l 1111-1 Harry Clay. 19-SL'11101'S visit water 6111111111111 211111 swear 1111' 11111114- lllg-'X12llCI'. ll-Mrs. 11111114 1c111'l11's 1111' Cl111r1es11111 111 1l1e Glee fllllll. Burton stars. 1 22-Mrs. Clark 1111114311115 in wheel 1'l1air-111111011 1l1111s11'1 11l111e111. 1-liasler 11111i1l11y. 7-S1'11i11rs al1s1-111 1111111 s1'1111111-11-gully. 12-KI11l1ege 111111111 Exams ll 11111-111111' we'l1 have 1111111ing 111 talk illllllll. ll-Ciuess we got 1111111-11-M111'1l111 S110I'1C1' 111111 Peggy 611111111116 111 i'01l1lJ12l111. 18--l1l11i111s, 1'l111per11111'1l 111' Mrs. Clark 111111 Miss SIII1111. go to Nashville via special fill' on Geor- gian. 21-1111111111. Belly, Dot, Ann. 11n1l I.il1l1v ex11il1it huge I1lis11-rs as result of l'UW111g lazy l111ys over Lake Ocoee. Glowing 111'1'o11111s 11f N11s11vi1le trip 111111 in 1'h11l1e1. 22A1111r11111 K'Oll11llllCS 11is1'11urse 1111 1'11le 111311 l111ys. 23-May Day looks lJ1'011l1S1llg. 25-xxlllllllll 131111111 ex1'11se11 f1'Ol1l classes 111 ready 11111111111 for IDll1ll1C'Zl11011. SOWC. P. S. e11iti11n of LOOK-IN sweeps school. 1-Cl11u1ly XVCQII11C1'-111111-Slllllll l0l'1l2K10-CVCYYOYIC w11rrie11 111111111 t11111111'1'11w's WCLl11lCl'. 2-May Day 11el11 wi111 wind rozlring 111111 rain ever 111l'C2l1CI1l1'1g. -1-Half school l1as 1'11l1ls. 10sSenior class pi1'ni1t-very enlighlening to all. 12-Seniors l1a1'k 111 school after big weekend. 12-1lay111r Glce C11111 ill long last visits 1111r sacred halls of learning-n111sc11li11e voices shake study l1al1 beams. 12-Belsy R. 1ll'CClJ1C11 ill Dulce-l1ig surprise. I9-Seniors cram for finals, half class decides to lake 1'. 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