Goodlettsville High School - Trojan Yearbook (Goodlettsville, TN)

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t k , Page Twenty-four 6244 Wall On thrs the 15th day of May 1941 we the Senror Class of Goodlettsvrlle County of Davrdson State of lennessee do hereby deem thrs to be our last wrll and testament whereby we leave our wrsdom and drstrnctrve trarts to those who wrll follow rn our footsteps To the Faculty who by therr patrence and endurrng understandrng have rendered us a real and rnvaluable setvrce we bequeath our srncere apprecratron and heart felt gratrtude To the Freshmen we leave every partrcle of Spearmrnt and Dentyne to be found under the desks of the school To the Sophomores we leave the wrll to wrn whrch so characterrzed the valrant Senror Class of thrs year To Uncle jeff who has served us all wrth frdelrty and srncerrty we leave our thanks and best wrshes for a happy future To the Iunrors the followrng bequests are made Ladye Frances Drake wrlls her borsterous sneeze to Anne Coggrns James Barley Troutt bestows hrs manly physrque upon Irm Bmkley Alrce Courtenay leaves a certarn Red Cherry to Edna Schlercher Ernest Clarke leaves hrs excellent chorce of the farrer sex to Hugh Martrn Mary Ellen Parrrsh wrlls her grddy gab to any one who falls for rt Buck Cole leave hrs athletrc adeptness to Donald Huilines Elrzabeth Garrett bestows her popularrty upon Ollrne Drckens jack Zertler wrlls hrs edrtorshrp of the staff to Carl Hall Sue Curtrs leaves her crrmson blush to Rachel Johnson Fred Carnahan leaves the F F A gavel to J B jackson Vrda Knrght leaves her Southern drawl to Ruth Head Temesra Drlleha wrlls her leadershrp rn the Glee Club to Allrne Trdwell joe Lankfo d leaves ha end posrtron to Doc Fentress Dorrs Ferguson and Norma Pugh wrll therr tardmess rn hrstory to Mary Nelle Suggs and jean Russell leaves her lrght brown harr to Edrth Hrtt Morrrs Grayson leaves hrs abrlrty to get along wrth people to Mendell Cherry Dorrrs Sanders leaves her glamorous hgure to Marjorre Myers Helen Robertson bestows her swrng wrth the men upon Ruth Martrn Bob Galbreath and Marron Hrtt leave therr love for Ag to Robert Stephens Anne Rawls wrlls her posrtron on thc basketball team to Clara Zumbro Dorothy Dean Mrldred Mrdgett and Mary Mrller leave therr amrable companronshrp to Margaret Burton and juanrta Burnett Annre Cartwrrght leaves her hate of erasers to Audrey jackson Vrctor Ellrs wrlls anythmg hes got rf anythmg to anybody who wants rt jane Anderson wrlls her Itrsh smrle to Hazel Cullman Burney Bond leaves hrs way wrth the women to Brll Smrley Anne Lankford leaves her abrlrty rn sports to Cleo Hall To Walter Mrdgett Jack Galbreath bequeaths hrs Northern way of talkrng Evelyn Bowlrng and Bertre Thomas bestow upon Dell Adams and Merrrll Bachman tlrcrr quret atttrtude Evelyn Ralph Margaret Wood and Evelyn Joyner bequeath therr role of the Three Mus keteers to Mary Dunn Joyce Dale and Bernrce Cherry Doug Slater leaves hrs baseball abrlrty to Roger Lee Coward Janella Greer bestows upon Chrrstrne Ferguson her rntense love for the srlver screen Paul Schlercher leaves hrs posrtron as No 1 rrde thumber to Fred Sanders Ruth Bowlrng bestows upon Martha Wrllramson her knee actron rn basketball Cecrl Jackson wrlls her posrtron rn the Lrbrary to Gladys Hrcks Albert Collrns leaves hrs rrch barrtone vorce to Joe Stafford Dorothy Kemper leaves her drowsy ways to Vrrgrnra Locke Yours truly wrlls the Presrdency of the Senror Class to Ioe Mrller As Jornt executors of our last wrll and testament we hereby name Wrllram Tune and Uncle Sam as long as they both are partners rn a common cause After due allirmatron before witnesses of extreme drstrnctron we do hereby solemnly seal thrs manuscrrpt rn the hope that years hence rt wrll serve rts purpose of recallrng some of the fond memorres of our Alma Mater Rosnru' Czrrrrwrucnr I I I I I V. I . A I I 9 Y ' l 9 I I r-1 I ' I ' 1 I ,, 2 ' ' Y , ! I , : . 1 1 hh 11 I I : r' ' ' . Lela Waggener. 9 s ' . . . s s Q s . I - 3 1 ' , . s 9 I , . f I

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01644 On a balmy day in September, 1937 approximately ninety superby intelligewq freshmen entered upon the premises of secondary education. Amid confusi Miss Helen Robinson was elected Sponsor. Burney Bond was elected to lead us through this irst eventful year. He was assisted by VicefPresident Ann Langford. and Paul Schleicher as Secretary and Treasurer. Frances Drake was elected Football Queen of 1938. This recordfbreaking freshman class wound up the year in astounding fashion by cinching third place in the inter-class contest. , The following year the Sophomore Class was under the sponsorship of Miss Mary Butler Boyd. Paul Schleicher was named Presidentg VicefPresident was Jack Zeitlerg Secretary and Treasurer was Elizabeth Garrett. During this year our ranks were sadly diminished, but we held our own by cinching traditional third place in the interfclass contest. As upperfclassmen prepared for a great year, we started with Mr. Capps as our Sponsorg jack Zeitler was President, Elizabeth Garrett was Vice'President, and Paul Schleicher was Secretary and Treasurer. In March, Mr. Capps departed and Miss Tibbs was elected his successor. On the Ides of March we rang the bell with a very successful Irish Fair. With the proceeds which were derived from this event we entertained, the Seniors. This year we rose to second place in the interfclass contest, losing first place by a mere fifteen points. The junior year was climaxed by a gala outing at Cedar Forest on May 24. The outing was tabbed a great and enjoyable success and a good time was had by all. Our final year was entered upon with high hopes of this being our most successful one. With due consideration, Mr. Tune was elected Sponsorg Robert Cartwright was Presidentg Fred Carnahan was VicefPresident, and Jack Zeitler was Secretary and Treasurer. This class published the most complete and finest annual in the history of the school under the leadership of jack Zeitler as Editor and other members of the staff. The Seniors presented Bachelor's Choice on May 1. The play was put over in a fine fashion and was tabbed a great success. A Senior of the Class of '41 could be identified by a small green book known as Literature and l..ife'Book IV. As we close our senior year with regret and a brighter outlook on life, it is the wish of each Senior, of the Faculty and coming Classes at Goodlettsville High School that the school may continue its upward trend. It is the wish of each and every Senior to bid all an affectionate farewell. ALICE COURTENAY. 'a Page Twenty-tlaree

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JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS MARY PULLIAM DUNN .........................,..S..........H,............. Prendem MENDFLL CHERRY ..........................H....,......,...,......,... Vice Prendem MARCARET BURTON ..........................,......S.......,.. Secretary and Treaaurer BILL SNIILEY .............................................. ,- ........ Sergeant at Arms MILDRED TIBBS ....................... ........,..... .......R...,-..,...... S p umm CLASS ROLL N.iNNlE DELL ADANIS MERRILL VIRGINIA BAC1-IRIAN ESTHER BETTYE BAKER HERBERT BENNETT JL'ANITA BLTRNETT MARGARET BURTON BERNICE CHERRY H.NROLD MENDELL CHERRY ,ANN COGGINS ROGER LEE COWARD HAZEL CUFFMAN JOYCE DALE OLLINE PALMER DICKENS MARY PLTLLIAM DUNN CHRISTINE FERGUSON CARL RAY HALL CLEO ELSIE HALL NORAINE HARRIS RUTH HIZAD FRANCES HEEL ,3,-f ---t. .Q,, I. iv' GLADYS HICRS EDITH HITT DONALD Hl'IfFINES AL'DRJiY MAE JACKSON J. B. JACRSON, JR. RACHEL LEMAY JOHNSON HERSHIiL DONELSON JONES VIRGINIA MYRA LOCKE STATHEM Hl'fIH MARTIN CHARLES WALTER MIDGETT JOE MORRIS MILLER IVIARJORIE MYERS EDNA SCHLEICHER JOE H.RRLEY STAFFORD, JR. ROBERT MASON STEPHENS EDNA AILEEN TIDNNHLL LELA WACIGONER MARTIIA XVILLIAMSON CLARA ZTQMBRO RITTH MARTIN I U , I, 431' C 4 .I J. -...V-. ..,. .L - ,yy f52,..1. i' B Page? Llirv LL