Greenville High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1946 volume:

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'My X M- ,I K A, ' f 91-W Qs 42 ' Q, k' 1, 5 v xv 4Qfvf', r K WH ps '4 f 4 X K , :fd ' 1 GX' xv: ' Zu -4 'fa Mu .1 if U K , fix W , by M A4 if Xfi- fy 1 Ky 7 ,. 1 7' , mi 'Q , J 1 f f. I 4 f' J, ,7 ,ffff ff f,.,4n , ,,ff, , hw , W 4 f MN mmf. ,W Q, ' ws-xx AL, M! f v W N W f X N X , . V Q-iw f 712 I , .ix -2 g Z Q. x. XE f h iking? Mrs. Frances P. Adams 1890-1945 Toppie Green 1928 - 1946 The Cholmhered Nautilus if af Build thee more stately mansions, O my soul, As the swift seasons roll! Leave thy low-vaulted past! Let each new temple, nobler than the last, Shut thee from heaven with a dome more vast, Till thou at length art free, Leaving thine outgrown shell by life's unresting seal -Qliver Wendell Holmes Jimmie Anderson Nautilus Staff Mascot ibecbca fion BECAUSE OF his sense of justice ancl devotion to duty, his eflicient method of handling the job that is his, and his cheerful willingness to develop the un- trained into the skilled athlete, we, the staff, in grateful appreciation of his loyalty and interest in our alma mater, dedicate the 1946 Nautilus to J. H. HSpeedy,' Speer, GHS athletic clirector. I. H. Speedy Speer C011 fell tri +40 7'1w7fE5 -4lDMuwsm,m0N 0I 8lfUOIf' T The 1946 Nautilus follows no definite theme. Instead the staff has tried to recapture for you each phase of this year and its activities through a pictorial interpretation of life on the campus. It is our hope that in coming years this book will remind you of the warmth of friendship and of the work and play which enriched your days at Greenville High. Clnksss A THLETICS' FEA fu was Q .xdclminidfrafion is O on Q W V i if M lg LOUISE Y. EARLE Assistant Superintendent In Charge of Instruction JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON Business Moznagei' City Schools DR. VV. F. LOOGINS Sizperintendent of City Schools 1-.532 TRUSTEES I. B. LEAGUE, Chairwzan BROWN MAHON, Vice Chairman A. D. ASBURY C. R. BABE W. F. JACKSON GLENN MCCULLOUGH I. G. MURRAY W. T. POTTER M. T. Anderson Principal i - lVlEL LEE DANIEL M- W- BOYD Dgpm of Gi,-Z5 Assistant to Principal f RUTH BOYD SARAH MEREDITH BERNICE IOHNSON Social Stualies Mathematics Mathematics Senior Class Counselor lunior anal Freslznian Class Counselor Soplionzore Classes Counselor LOUISE AUSTIN MHfh81lZdiiCS CAROLYN BANNER English AMBER Bocas I Latin I N ELLIE BURNETTE Science MARGARET CALVERT Director of Supervised Study 5 MAUD N. EARLE, Clfzairnian CAROLINE EASLEY H. A. EHMIG BELLE FREE, Chaiifinan Matheinatics Departinent Girls' Physical Eclncation Vocations Science Depoirtinent s MRS. P. N. BECTON Director of Publications CATHERINE BETTIS Home Economics r 0.157 y it are - A sf LUCY CRAWFORD, Director Distributive Education AGNES DEAL Nlechanical Drawing CATHERINE DE TREVILLE Social Studies HELEN GALLOXVAY Lols GREEN ANNA HAWVKINS RITA P. HEAPE, Chairman Social Studies Latin English Business Education CLELIA I IENDRIX English J. B. HUNT Vocations MARGARET KEITH Coorzlinatoif Distrilmtivc Education LEONORA LoNcz Lilzmriaifi FRANCES II. LYNCH Clioml Music CAROI.INE 1VIAULDIN IVIARY IVIELLETTE JEANNETTE MILLER BXIARY MOORE Clmiriiian Freifzcli, Social Studies Clfiairiiiozn Business Educatioifz Home Ecoizoiizics English Depmftiizent JESSIE HUNTER Dietitian EVELYN JONES Social Stuclies R. H. MOLANE Speech and Art J. M. MACILL Band R. H. MARTIN Director of Agriculture for City Schools I. A. MOORE MARY NEELEY V GRACE NIOHOLSON L. E. NICHOLSON Boys' Physical Education English Mathematics Vocations anal Assistant Coach HORTENSE PARKINS En glisli JESSIE B. RAY Business Education J. K. SADLER, Director MARGARET SANSLOW ORISSA P. SIMPSON, Director Vocational Education Science Horne Econoinics, City Sclfzools ELIZABETH M. Tmpp SYBIL W. VANN SALLIE VARN, Cliairinan ' Science Social Stuclies Social Stualies Department M119 W WINIFRED ROGERS English CLAY ROWLAND Girls' Physical Education Q 7 L A .,,,, L X7 '1 if A , xv 5 NELLE F. SINGLETON BLANCHE SOUTHERN H. SPEER English, Social Stizclies Assistant Librarian Athletic Director lVlARJORIE WATSON MAUD WILLIAMS lVIILDRED WOODARD Spanish, English Mathematics Mathematics 1 OPHELIA LANGSTON CLARA CZREEN D. L. MCCAULEY, Custodirzn MARTHA K. THORNLEY Secretary to Principal OHECQ2 Secretary Building and Grounds School Nurse PRINCIPAL M. T. ANDERSON and M. VV. BOYD discussing the day's problems W y JQAHE4 '1l'lrK MIFZU f - 'STUD E n nv A ,. ....... STUDENT BU DH' N k Vial A ff , 2 Mfg. '- ri ,rzgwfnfff ,W WI' - , Sw P k,WfQ , f , 5 ,W i , WWX Qexyffzw WS JH V' zz -' ,V ff .-1 me, ,W 'QZSZ ff xf! 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CLASS PRESIDENTS TOMMY HASS JERRY REEVES Sophouzore junior DILL BLACKWELLY GRACE JACKSON Senior Freshman gAaSSQg5jf3:i2'ii'i 54752130 He Left The Past Year's Dwelling For The New. -O. W. H 8 1 DELL, BETTY, SUE, DILL SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS DILL BLACKWELL BETTY RAWLINGS President Secretary SUZANNE ECHOLS DELL Cox Vice President Treasurer ,,,-it JOHN UACKJ ANDERSON Life is not really what Canzcs to 115, but what we get from it. Vice president l1o111e room, 4. WILLARD THOMAS ANDREWS Layzzl-l1eu1'tcd, strwzg of mizzd, 11 truer l1czwt 1'LU'LU11C7'C yo14'll rind. Baud, 33 band, 4. WILSON PARIS ANDREWS A 1171111 of jwacfiral application. Band, 23 band, 3g band, 4. RUSSELL CARLTON ASHMORE, JR. Hix 171PH.TlIl1f smilc and .fp01'ts111a11liL'c 'ways H 111 live 111 our 111r11101'1es all our days. B-team football, 23 class basketball, 23 varsityAfootball,.33 treasurer home room 33 refreshment committee Junior-senior, f3g class basketball, 33 varsity football, 43 president home room, ' tj 43 chorus, 4g basketball, 4. L! IVVLUTHER BACHMAN AULL, III Lil Wortlz, courage, ,L01L01 lfIZDJ6' indeed your sustenance and b'irth1'igl1t HTF. Trattic committee, 23 home room president, 25 vice president class, 2: marshal at commencement, 2g marshal at class night, 23 traffic committee. 3: invitation committee junior-senior, 33 home room president. 33 traFF1c committee, 43 home room secretary, 43 Nautilus staff, 43 Quill and Scroll. 4. AUDREY ANITA AVERY Modest, 111zda1111tcd, and true. Glee club, 23 IHA, 33 IHA, 4. GEORGIA KNOX BAILEY A pure lieart, 11 noble 111f1ld, 1,1 seeker and upholder of the truth. Entered senior year. Vice president home room, 43 election committee, 4. SENIOR JACK DAEVID BAILEY Silcfers lies not in strength but in per:ei'e1'ance. Manager football, 25 class basketball, 2g manager football, 35 head manager of basketball, 35 football manager, 45 boys' chorus, 4. BETTE VERNER BAIN A cheerful disposition is a fund of ready capital. Vice president-homeroom, 25 president home room, '25 com- mittee for Junior-senior, 35. community service committee, 35 treasurer home room, 45 drive committee, 4, ' BEATTIE JOSEPH BALENTINE Let'.v take life as it comes. Treasurer home room, 2. MARGARET ANN BALENTINE A devoted friend, a capable leaderf A smiling beauty, loved by all. President home room, 25 Forum, 25 property committee, 25 cheerleader, 2, marshal at commencement, 25 community service committee, 25 co-junior editor Nautilus, 35 president home room, 35 property committee, 35 cheerleader, 35 Forum, 35 marshal at commencement, 35 chairman invitation committee junior-senior, 35 business manager Nautilus, 45 property committee, 45 Board of Control, 45 head cheerleader, 45 chairman youth governing committee teen age canteen, 45 Quill and Scroll, 4. FRANCES ELOISE BATSON She has a wimziny -way. Glee club, 25 glee club, 3, SARAH ANN BELLOTTE An unselnsli personality is the greatest gift of all. WILLIAM ANDY BINDEWALD Of honest worth, one on 'whom we can depend. Treasurer home room, 25 football, 4. CLASS ,W flt YSUBWW f, . ti.- MARY JO BISSINAR A Ilziiig of beauty is a joy forever. MARY ELIZABETH BLACK Pep, pzmrlz, and peizvoiiality. Block letter club, 25 baseball team. 25 invitation committee Junior-senior, 35 treasurer home room, 35 secretary home room, 4. DILL BROADUS BLACKWELL Great deeds .tpcals great minds. President home room, 25 Forum, 25 marshal at commencement, 22 articles for soldiers committee, 2, vice president of class, 35 president home room, 35 marshal at class night, 35 marshal at commencement, 35 Junior Bliss, 35 Forum, 35 articles for soldiers committee. 35 entertainment committee juniorvsenior, 35 mixed chorus, 35 president of Class. 4, constitutional com- mittee, 43 Forum. 45 chairman war orphan committee, 45 'tAhe Lincoln in Illinois, 4. I M adv I vue M' IK' GLENN SIMS BOLT Noble in her tlzollglzts, earnest in her work. Secretary home room, 23 treasurer home room, 23 High News staff, 23 High News staff, 33 Quill and Scroll, 33 publicity com- mittee, 33 marshal at commencement, 33 business manager of High News, 43 Board of Control, 43 chairman publicity com- mittee, 43 president's cabinet, 43 Forum, 43 Quill and Scroll, 4. ANNA BOUDOUCIES Beauty is truth. Vice president home room, 33 glee club, 33 secretary home room, 43 glee club, 4. JAMES GRADY BOWMAN Men of few words are often the best men. Distributive education club, 33 Pirates of Penzance, 3. Z--' . 'X WILLIAM DAN Always doing, never done, Secretary home room, 2. 5 FLORA JOAN BRANNON She has a pleasant smile and a gentle way. Entered junior year. Junior-senior committee, 3. WILLIAM REED BRAY The best we can say is not too murh. Football, 3, football, 4. ROBERT LAWSON BRIDGES A hard persistent worker with a sense of humor and the power to laugh. Secretary home room, 33 football manager, 33 football manager, 43 boys' block letter club, 4. MACK ALBERT BRIGGS Vlforlr, study, and love--but the greatest of these is love. B-team basketball, 23 treasurer home room, 23 golf team, 23 class basketball, 23 service flag committee, 23 secretary home room, 33 service flag committee, 33 golf team, 33 block letter club, 33 block letter club, 43 service plaque, 43 treasurer home room, 43 golf team, 4. ROBERT ROBINSON BRIGGS He stars-as an athlete and a student. Vice president home room, 23 Bsteam football, 23 class basket- ball, 23 baseball, 33 football, 33 president home room, 45 varsity football, 4. ROSA ELISE BRIGGS Tlzoaghtless of beauty, she was beauty itself. Secretary home room, 23 defense stamp committee, 23 lost and found committee, 23 lost and found committee, 3g secretary home room, 35 defense stamp committee, 3g lost and found committee, 4. SENIOR 1. IOHN WILLIAM BRISSEY 'Tis good-will make intelligence. Secretary home room, 25 defense stamp committee, 35 war orphan committee, 4. MARY BEATRI CE BRITT Friendliness is the key note of a good personality. Secretary home room, 2g IHA, 25 glee club, 3g treasurer home room, 4. LILLIE LEE BROOKS Gay was her nature, bright her smile. ' Secretary home room, 23 glee club, 23 glee club, 35 glee club, 4. BILLY BROTHERS Common sense is very uncommon indeed. ROBERT LEARD BROWN His glory lay in sports. f tball 2 class basketball 2' vice president home B-team oo - , 3 . , , f tball 33 varsity baseball 35 class basketball, room, 31: varsity oo , , 39 varsity football, 4g varsity baseball, 45 block letter club, 4. SHIRLEY JEAN BROWN A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. President home room, 25 decoration committee junior-senior, 3. EMILY CAROLYN BULLINGTON To be of use in this 'world is the only way to be happy. Basketball team, 25 IHA, 2. CLASS -ni HETTIE LOVETA BURNETTE Not too sad, not too gay, but a real girl in every way. Glee club, 25 glee club, 3. HAROLD COLEMAN BURNS A combination of excellent traits and versatile talents. Athletic committee, 23 class basketball, 2g lost and found com- mittee, 35 varsity basketball! 39 secretary home room, 35 lost and found committee, 4g varsity basketball, 4. PATSY RUTH BURNS Her ways are ways of plrasantness and all her patlzs are peace. Glee club, 25 glee club, 3. t i A Q -53.44 , if 3 es 5 2 IRIS JEANNETTE BURTON Reliable in all slle attempts. Glee club, 23 glee club, 33 mixed chorus, 33 secretary home room, 43 president girls' glee club. 4. CATHERINE BUSBEE A elieerful heart, a elzevrfzrl smile, a eliarm of frzeizdslzip all tlie ielzile. Baseball team, 23 glee club, 33 volley ball team, 33 IHA, 4. MARGIE CATHERINE CAIN Sweet and full of frm. Traffic committee, 23 president home room, 33 trafhc com- mittee, 33 decoration committee junior-scnim-3 3g traffic com- mittee, 43 glee club, 4. if 3' ' ' 1, 'V 1 ' ' veg A 1 ' 4, if .. , L liek li SHIRLEY CAINE A rlzeerfirl CllXf70Jif1.UIIf Mzakes beauty r1tt1'arti1'c', lcuowlezlgc eleliglzt- ful, and wit good izatzzrezl. Social committee, 23 invitation committee junior-senior, 33 social committee, 33 treasurer home room, 33 vice president home room, 43 chairman social committee, 43 Forum, 4g presi- clent's cabinet, 4. FRANCES GLADYS CALLAHAM Slze has a lieart with roam for every jay. JAMES ALEXANDER CALIGAN Aft that tomorrow will find you fzfrtlzer than today. Band, 23 decoration committee junior-senior, 33 band, 33 band, 4. ROBERT REID CARPENTER lfl'itl1 eloquence inflate liis tongue was armed. Decoration committee junior-senior, 33 radio committee, 43 boys' glee club, 4. CATHERINE LANETTE CARR A pleasant smile, of disposition gentle aria' mild. Vice president home room, 23 president home room, 23 volley- ball team, 2g president home room, 33 decoration committee junior-senior, 33 vice president home room, 4. ALDEAN CHAMBLEE Slze is liafvpiest 'who Values the merits of others and in their pleas- ures talces joy. Entered junior year. JIIA, 33 IHA, 4. JAMES ALVIN CHANDLER I-Ie who lcuows when to speak lrnczes 'wlwn to be silent. Home room treasurer, 3. SENIGR GEORGE W. CHAPMAN Hy has the knack of wz'n111'1zg f1'1fC7Ill'.Y. 7'Abe Lincoln in Illinois , 4, BETTY JEAN CHARLES She posscsscx many talents. Glee club, 25 vice president home room, 25.treasurer- home room, 35 glee club, 35 decoration committee Junior-senior, 35 glee club, 4. MARTHA GRAY CHARLES A friend to 0116, a friend to all. Glee club, 25 decoration committee junior-senior, 35 secretary home room, 35 glee club, 35 glee club, 4. MARY JANE CHARLES A daughter of the Gods, fI1':'i1zcly tall and most divinely fair. Glee club, 35 club committee, 35 chairman club committee, 45 presidenfs cabinet, 45 Forum, 4. NANCY MAE CHATHAM A pretty girl is like a melody. JHA, 25 JHA, 3. HENRY LECIL CHILES His j'1'z'm1dly mamzm' spmlex his tlzozzglrffzzl mimi. Dist1'ibutor's club, 4. JO-ANNE CHRISTOPHER A strong mind prompled by ucblc purpose. Athletic committeeh 25 treasurer home room, .25 athletic com- mittee, 35 vice president home room, 35 co-chairman favor com- mittee junior-semor, 35 president home room, 45 athletic com- CLASS v--5 -qu-sf PEGGY JANE CLAPP Sim is all that a lady .vlzuizld br. Vice president home room, 2, CECIL CLIFTON COLE Good 7'lC!f1l?'0 ix fl sign of a larg Secretary home room, 2. Q 0 c and gL'IlE'l'01fl5 soul JACKSON MORRIS COLEMAN Trllrc lift' as you find it, but dozft lc'az'c it so. Vice president hmne room, 25 football, 35 football 4 2 A f, . 'QV -ad BILLY COLLIER ii. ......,a.. 1 ' ' ' 151.1111 ...ri ..r..1t 1 111 1 r in.: rom. 1' and urs It-urtn lux :L-vigiar 511 galti. President home room. Z3 class basketball. 2: president hi-me room. 3: basketball. -2: baseball. 4. CHARLES COPELAND .Yficr uirr 5672-DMX' 1' A 'ii gay. in f ti ran' gtnxi fulfart' in Jiffy ang. JOHN CANADA COSBY. JR. , . 1, , 01:5 :tum .tariff If rt rr 115.1 .11. Lost and found committee. 2: lligh News. 1: lostland found committee. 31 Hifi: News. 3: chairman lv-st and round com- mittee. 4: High Xexrs. -1: Forum. 4: president s cabinet. 4, 1' if CLAUDE DONALD COTHRAN .4 mn' f'crsn11t1i1'r3-ein' lions the right thing :L-irlmvd bring told. Entered senior year. WILLIAM COUCH, JR. Hr lircd at flair :L-1711 all 17ld71kJ-Hd. Vice president home room, Z. EMMA JANE COURSEY Size is pusxvssid uf 77174511 1'11.i1't'1'duai1'ty and fharm. Athletic committee, 23 athletic committee, 33 athletic com- mittee. 4. MARY VIRGINIA COWAN .4 cnt: iitrfic blllldnyt' of fun. Vice president home room. 2g basketball team. 23 volleyball team. 2: IHA. -1. MARTHA LILLIAN COWSERT Shi' is herself a :olIu't1'o11 of 1111: but tizings Rlajorette. 1: majorette. 33 majnrette. 4. BILLIE DELL COX Burn for :11t-t-rss, .rim scffvwd icitlz gran' to win, with a heart to IIQH. Vice president home room. 2: basketball. 23 volleyball. 23 athletic committee. 3: president liurne room. 3: food committee junior-senior. 3: volley ball. 3: basketball. 3: Forum, 3: chair- man athletic committee. 4: treasurer senior class. 43 president girls' block letter club. 4: Forum, 4. WILLIAM ANSEL COX H im n1i.z't'a' ruagpn ivifli 1111.-asian' and zvzlrdom with mirth, Treasurer home room. 2. SENIOR H1 ' we RUTH CRAWFORD 51:11 5511125 1z1'1tI11'r frazlu' nur rrruard. LEOLA JEANETTE CROOKS Gentle of spficlz, bwzficwrt of milzd. NANCY ELIZABETH CROUCH .-1 fwzdfr lifdrf. J !I.'l-ll l,llfIC.!'1.bIE'. Entered junior year. MILDRED ELIZABETH CUTTS Good xp0rt5ma1z.vlz1Ap is an c.rc6IIr11f trait. Basketball team, 2: srmftball team. 2: IHA, 2: bailcetball. 3: ioftball. 3: block letter club, 33 IHA. 33 volleyball 4: block letter club. 4. AMARYLLIS LEE DALTON Golden hair lfirc sxznlfglzr streaming. TH-X. 25 glee club. 23 treasurer home room. 3: vice president hfme mom, 33 glee club, 35 IH.-X, 35 secretary-treasurer glee club, 4. MONA RUTH DAVIDSON I 11111515 nut ar a11ut11cr'5 Iossg I grudge' not a11ofl11'r'.v 1lL1l'lI. Ill.-X, 2: glee club. 2: IHA, 33 IHA, 4. PATRICIA ANN DAVIS F1117 uf fuzz but ncrrr plays till work is done. Community service cg-mmittee, 33 president home room, 33 Forum, 35 dnve commxttee, 4. CLASS 41 :ram ,, Q, BUSSY DEANE Hr is 11'v5f1':1J1I to gm fur. IRIS EVELYN DeLISLE ll'1z1111':'pr 5110 dues, ,rlzc docs tutll. 67 Prdvertifixlg swlicitor High Xews. 3g Circulation manager Hxgh News, 43 Ill.-X, -l. JULIA ADELAIDE DIXON ,llgzff-e11Iy l7L'117'I:i1g 11115 flillf z1111z'df11 fair, ll 1111 L1 svizxi of lllfllldf, rzulz 411111 ruff. Ynllevball, 2: vollevball, 3: block letter club. 33 treaiurer home I'Ol'ITl,' 3: vmflleyballf-l: block letter club, 4, his w Y LILLIAN MARTHA DOW Her 1r1z11.rx1zz11z'hg air rozzreolx hostx of ideas and worthy ideals. lligh News, 35 IHA, 35 distributor's club, 35 High News, 45 QIIIA, 45 diversified occupations, 4. CATHERINE AGNES DUMIT She who .rouur courtesy rz't1fv.v f1'z'eHdsl11'p. IJistributor's club, 3. SUZANNE ECHOLS O than art fairer than the L i'CIZiHfl air clad in the beauty of a HZUIISZIHII stars. President home room, 25 vice president home room, 25 assembly committee, 25 salvage committee, 25 treasurer home room, 35 assembly committee, 35 marshal at commencement, 35 bid com- mittee junior-seiiior, 35 vice president senior class, 45 treasurer home room, 45 assembly committee, 45 K'Abe Lincoln in lllii'10is, 4. :ww .fm tt RAY WILLIAM EDWARDS Little he says but much he docs. Football, 4. LEATRICE ETRULIA ELROD Wliaterer she did was done with such easeg In her it was natural to please. IHA, 25 basketball, 25 vice president home room, 35 basketball, 35 block letter club, 35 block letter club, 4. MILAN SARA ELROD To be good rather than conspicuous. Glee club, 25 glee club, 35 glee club, 4. WILLIAM DAVE ERWIN As an athlete and friend, he's unsurpassed. Community service committee, 25 treasurer sophomore class, 25 B-team football, 25 varsity basketball, 25 community service committee, 35 treasurer junior class, 35 president home room, 35 varsity football, 35 varsity basketball, 35 block letter club, 35 president block letter club, 45 varsity football, 45 varsity basket- ball, 45 Red Cross committee, 4. HENRY HASKELL FAIR Success Carnes only to those who are honest, industrious and per- sistent. Secretary home room, 2. SARAH RHODES FISCHBACH Learn what is true in order to do 'what is right. Glee club, 2. BUCK FLEMING Whatk the use of worrying. Class basketball, 25 glee club, 4. SE IOR Y 1 G i' - M50 4 W 5-we ,gif ,1 1 k 4, q '1 2 4 2 at .S ., . 1 1 wk Y :irq .AI f - RQ-fi ' .1 5 L in 'fin e' -1 .. .1 L JA 5? .. ,. A... f 1 ,... '55 'V We 'is 5, ,gg 1-L .1 BETTY DORIS FOLSOM SARAH LeCLAIRE GADDY An aft of goadurss is in itsclf an aft of lzrzppzhrss. Virtue is bold and goadzirsx 11m'c1f fvarfzzl, Chinese play, 25 tlistributorls club, 35 High News, 35 news IHA, 25 girls' chorus, 25 JHA, 35 entertainment Committee editor High News, 45 drive committee, 4. junior-senior, 35 chorus, 35 Red Cross committee 4' IHA 4' chorus 4. ' ' ' ' BILLY WALLER FORD JUANITA GRACE GAILLARD H'1lUf?T.'i'7 is wartli doing IS wortlz doing well. Izntllzlszasm is the source of suctess. Athletic committee, 25 band, 25 athletic committee, 35 band, 35 athletic committee, 4. Vice president home room, 35 secretary-treasurer distributor's club, 4. RUSSELL FORRESTER MARY ELIZABETH GAILLARD Thy nzodestyk' a razidlc to thy merit. 5 Kmd f1l01l,g'1lf.Y Izaw' 11111011 to do with pretty farm. Entered junior year. Glce club, 35 glee club, 4. Glee Club, 3: IHA, 25 IHA, 35 secretary home room, 45 vice president IHA, 4. MURIEL JUNE FOSTER lVI1o kizows lim' lmows a friend. Community service committee, 35 DCC, 45 drive committee, 4. TRAVERSE SCOFIELD FOSTER, JR. Honor lies in l1onzz'st tail. Drive committee, 25 hand, 25 vice president home room, 35 property committee, 35 treasurer home room, 45 chairman prop- erty committee, 45 Forum, 4, BETTY ANN FOWLER A lowly lady garmmitfrl in light from hm' own beauty. Entered junior year. Secretary home room, 35 treasurer home room, 4. JULIUS GILBERT FREEMAN He has ability and the will to do, Distributor's club, 4. rw AQQ J. Xalxt JUNE CAROLINE GALPHIN 'l'lu'rv'.v Sllfll 1: light and Sllfll 11 joy in .lll1lt'. Red Cross committee, 4. BILL SHEPARD GARDNER Not afraid of work, but not in 5j'17lf'HfllJ' with it. B-team football, 25 Bateam basketball, 25 salvage committee, 25 vice president home room, 25 class basketball, 25 A-team basket- ball, 35 secretary home room, 35 athletic committee, 35 marshal at commencement, 35 social committee, 45 cheerleader, 4. EMILY JEAN GARRETT Happiness and beauty go hand in hand. Glee club, 2. I-M-'i 1299 OTIS ANN GARRISON 5110 is a happy ro11zbz'11at1'o11 of wzimlom, l'llfl1'Vll, and lmalfty. Secretary home room, 25 publicity committee, 25 junior editor Nautilus, 35 Quill anal Scroll, 35 co-chairman refreshment com- mittee junior-senior, 35 marshal at Cl!llllTlE'llC6Ult'llt, 35 hatcbeck committee canteen, 35 eilitor Nautilus, 45 Quill ancl Scroll, 45 board of control, 45 Forum, 45 treasurer home room, 4. EUNICE MARIE GILLESPIE Hcr lim! love ix atlzlvtifs. Basketball team, 25 basketball, 35 block letter club, 35 school basketball team, 35 block letter club, 4. FRIEDA ELIZABETH GILLESPIE A daintica' maid we 11c7'cr did see. Entered junior year. JEFF GILREATH Smooth runs tlzc water 'lKlllU7'l the brook is drop. HUGH DANIEL GLYMPH His chief l1Lfo1'c'st lim in shorts. B-team football, 25 varsity football, 35 basketball, 35 varsity baseball, 35 radio committee, 35 varsity football, 45 varsity basketball. 45 varsity baseball, 45 radio committee, 45 block letter club, 4. KATHERINE CKITTIEJ ELIZABETH GODFREY Her little body lodged a 1111-gllfj' 11zz'111l. Red Cross committee, 35 entertainment committee junior-senior, 35 chairman Red Cross committee, 4. ROBERT WALLACE GODFREY A little 11011591156 now and tl1o11 is rolfxlzcd by the 'wisest mon. 13-team football, 25 class basketball, 25 basketball, 35 baseball, 35 A-team football, 4. SENIOR 55 , eg f 1 K CAROLYN NORMAN GOLDSMITH Size combilzcs izztelligcnre with lcindlzfss. MARGARET ELIZABETH GOLDSMITH Light of spirit and happy of heart. IHA, 25 treasurer home room, 25 volleyball team, 23 IHA, 35 basketball, 3g block letter club, 33 volleyball, 35 vice president home room, 4, IHA, 43 block letter club, 4. SARAH LEE GOODSON A quiet mind is riclwr than o rnzwi. Softball team, 2, volleyball, 23 vice president home room, 35 glee club, 35 vice president home room, 45 glee club, 4. JANE WILLIAMS GOWER Energetic, Capable, frimzclly, attrartivcftlzatlv fans. President home room. 24 publicity committee, 25 reporter High News, 23 block letter club, 23 B-Volleyball, 25 president home room, 3: Secretary home room, 35 publicity committee, 33 Quill and Scroll, 3, basketball, 3, vice president girls' block letter club, 33 news editor High News, 3g president board of control, 4, editor lligli News, 4, publicity committee, 43 Vice president girls' block letter Club, 4, secretary Forum, 45 Quill and Scroll, 4. CHARLES LARLE GRADDICK A good mind in a sound body, ELOISE MARY GRAHAM .Yotliinglr .ro hon! but rrarrlz will filld it. President home rornm, 2, basketball, 33 Red Cross committee, 4. IEAN MARIE GRAY Jlany a friend slzc left behind. IHA, 4, glee club, 4, CLASS TOPPIE GREEN A jolly good fvlltrv -fw'vf'v1' in our IJIFIIZUVV CATHERINE MARY GREENE Not Il day zuitllulit .touzvtflillg 1l'o1zf. IHA, 2, IHA, 3. VERA MITTIESUE GREGORY Good JCIISL' is 11 gift of H4'1z1'1'11. IHA, 2. ,rp tix, I , 'X 4? L, ,. .4-73615 ' ' 'rl Wir? DALLAS WHATLEY GRIFFIN l1'i.rllmn ix wily fmlml in trufli. Secretary home room, 2. JEAN POLLARD HAAS Hllzy tales life 5l'7'i0Il5lj'.'I l'au'll HCTT7' get out alive. Red Cross committee, 25 IHA, 25 basketball, 25 IHA, CHARLES FREDERICK HARD His 1lE'H7'f 'was in his work. Basketball, 25 DO club, 35 treasurer DO club, 4. 4 71' ff 5Zi'f,'l'45' ' 1 4 m5 ,- ' fl qi -f , ,i f,m?,4b Y F l 4 171 ' W 'W' , f ' em HARRIET PAULA HARRIS l'lllA.YllU1'Vt 1,5-lll1U'IQ'l-ll! what to flu 1l1'.rt,' skill ix kzzrzwilrgf lmw to zln :tg und Tlflllf' 15 doing ir. Secretary supllomfzre class, 25 secretary home rrmm, 25 marshal at commencement, 25 marshal class night, 25 secretary junior class, 35 DCC, 35 community service committee, 35 entertain- ment committee junior-:-senim', 35 assembly committee, 35 marshal at commencement, 35 marshal class night, 35 vice president hqme room, 35 vice president student body, 45 assembly com- mittee, 45 Chairman CSC committee, 45 Forum, 45 1vresiLlent's cabinet, 4. WILLIAM M. HEGMANN Good humor ir the rlmr blue slay of the soul. Secretary home room, 25 lost and found committee, 4. ABE WILLIAM HENRY Silmzrc is wixdani. PARIS CLAUDE HIGGINBOTHAM Cltamrlrr is the diamond zvlziflz SC'1'llft'l1C.Y 0f'f'1'y other sfolrr. Assembly committee, 25 vice president home room, 25 assembly committee, 35 refreshment committee junior-senior, 35 chairman assembly committee, 45 Forum, 45 preSiclent's Cabinet, 45 vice prestclerit home room, 4. HARRY O'DELL HILL As a man tlzinlcctlz, su is lzr. Bahketball, 25 volleyball, 2. JACK HILL llc hath frvcdonz that brarvtlz a clvfu' lzmrt. Band, 25 band, 35 band, 4. JOE BILL HILLER Many zz wurl: of art was done by him. SE IOR iffuvvwr s '- ---- ----3 dz 'Wi LUCY NELL HOLLAND She' lzas a narural, tvixc s1'm'c'rity. President home room, 25 volleyball, 23 refreshment committee juniorsenior, 3, MELVIN SHEPARD HOROWITZ T110 mare' a man lrnaws the mon' worflzy lic is. Secretarv home room, 2, business manager biology news. 2, orchestra, -2: vice president home room.43: entertainment corn- mittee junior-senior, 35 orchestra. 3, radio committee, 31 chair- . . , , . ' F 4, mari radio committee, 4: president 5 cabinet, 4, orum, High News, 4: Quill and Scroll, 4. BETTY LOU HORTON Life is j'01lT.S', makc of if tulzat you will. Treasurer Girl Reserves, 2, property committee of teen-age canteen, 3. ESTES B. HOWELL, JR. HU :alia lwmaznr ct-limi to sfcak lr1i47t'.r fclzcu to bf' silcut. Band, 2: hand. 3, Pirates of Penzance, 3, band, 43 secretary- trezisurer band. 4. BERNICE FRANCES EASTON HUDGENS Prcciozzs tlzfngs arf always done up in little packages. IHA, 2, treasurer home room, 2: treasurer home room, 3. SARA EVALYN HUDSON Gclztlc and kind, but firm in VE'C1l1'lj'. Vice president home room. 2: Red Cross committee, 35 block letter Club, 3: Red Cross committee, 4. HAROLD EUGENE HUFF If ln: has any faults lu' has left 115 in doubt. CLASS -Q l COY HUFFMAN Our L'0l!l6'lZf is our bw! liaziny. High News, 23 publicity committee, 2: High News, 3, publicity committee. 3, High News, 4. CAROLYN KEITH HUNTER Gfntlc' in lzrr nzanner and fair to look Irfan. Lost and found committee, 2: lost and found committee, 35 retreshment committee Junior-senior, 33 lost and found Com- mittee, 4. FRANCES RYAN ISBELL Slzrls fllf darling of our lzcart. Red Cross ccmmittee. 2g cafeteria committee, 2, hoard of'con- l 7 decoration committee vunior-senior, 3, vice president tro , ,g . home room. 3: -Forum. 3: Cafeteria committee, 3, board of cont ol. 3: president home room, -lg caleteria committee, 4, board of control, 43 Forum, -l. ss M on 32? NL- fbi! 1' 91 ALICE JACKSON Like a ray of Jllililllllf, slw briglitcns up the plate. Treasurer home room, 3. MARTHA DARDEN JAMES Her wit and sunny disposition 7i'l1l and hold many friends. Secretary home room, 23 entertainment committee junior-senior, 3- A , assembly committee, 4. MARY MARCELINE JAMES Being happy is a joy di Entered junior year. f'z'l1r. HW wi BETTY JENKINSON Loyal and true. VNS I1TCSiCl6rlt home room, 2, basketball, 2g basketball, 3g glee club, 33 Pirates of Penzance, 3g secretary home room, 45 volleyball, 4, basketball, 4, softball, 4, BETTY MAE JENKINSON HN modesty revealed U tlzousalzd rliarnzs. Volleyball team, 3. JACK EDWIN JENKINSON Ho is thc life of every gathering. B-team football, 25 president home room , 31 Forum, 35 treasurer home room, 4. KIRK CHARLES JOHNSON Ncvci' too busy to play a prank or do a favor. Football, 2, football, 35 baseball, 4. BETTY JONES Happizwss is rlicapm' than worry. CAROLYN JONES Tliry'1'c only truly great 'wlzo arc truly good. Community service committee, 33 drive committee, 4, vice president home room, 4. ROBBIE JEANNE JONES ITIF7' ways are ways of quietness. Glee club, 4. SENIOR -. E ge e ,-QQ' .,,6, WILLIAM ARNOLD JONES, JR. His rirtzlfs arf' mauyg his faults are fcw. 2' vice president home room, 35 refresh- President home room, ,l 5 ment committee junxorfsenior, 35 president home room, 4. CAROLINE ANN KARST A quiet girl of sterling uiortlz. 2 t awrer home room 25 secretary home Traffic cmmittee, 5 -re ,. , - A , ' w n n room, 25 traffic: committee, 35 invitation committee junior-senior, 35 traffic committee, 4. RALPH EDWARD KELLEY Slzrmbcr is more srvvcf than tail. Buys' chorus, 4. JO ANN KENNEDY A more loving or loyal friend couldnt bc found. Glee club, 35 :flee club, 4. WILLIAM ROBERT KERR Of a plrasuu? Ll1'spositz'on and rrrsaiile 1'1iterest.v. Secretary home room, 25 basketball, 25 class basketball, 25 basketball, 35 baseball, 35 block letter club, 35 secretary home room, 35 football, 45 treasurer home room, 45 block letter Club, 45 basketball, 4. MILDRED JULIA KINCAID A combl'11atio1z of youd sense and good taste. President home room, 35 Forum, 35 chorus, 35 glee club, 4. MITCHELL KING His path of surrfss is the patlz of common sense. CLASS 'J V i if if , , .A,. 5 I rf W! , fffffi ? l f NORMA BRYANT KINGOFF Happy and sensible. Girls' chorus, 25 girls' chorus, 35 girls' chorus, 4. JOHN ALEX KIRIAKIDES A leader in all lze iuidcrtalscs. President home room, 25 vice p . dent home room, 35 vice president home room, 4. RUDOLPH JOSEPH KLEIN Kziowlmlgc is proud that lm has lcarnea' so mzrcli. Junior-senior committee, 2. reiident home room, 25 presi LOIS ELIZABETH LACKEY li'I'l'l'j'flII'l1g mmrx if yan IUUIIY. IHA, Z3 IHA, 3. ROY ALLEN LANDRETH ffmiifraum' ix flu' Cl'0'iK'l1I'IIg qualify Secretary home room, 4, EUGENE HARRY LANOWAY Cl1ir1'flxvy 'ZL'l'l!ll1'ffI many fl'I't'lltI5. . JO N WOOD wi um uf fU'l'L'1liIlL .Y.Y fId0l'llt'ti rvitli zz rrwzvzi of gold. lilectiml Cmumittee, ZQ Service Flgxg committee, 23 vice president lwnje runnin, 2: election committee, 3.3 clecoratiun committee Junior-senior, 33 Nautilus -staff, 32 election committee, 43 presi- dent liome rcrmn, -lg Nautilus staff, 43 Forum, 4. BETTY BETH LELAND Hw' gzmd disfas1'fz'o11 malrr: luv' flvasalif to have' around. IHA, 3. CATHERINE FIELDING LEWIS .Vat UII1-X' youd buf good for souirtlxilzg. Service plaque cummittee. 43 Ill.-X, 4. JOE LINDSEY Hrlv :wil-11'l.'1'fz' for lzix f1'1'r11dl1'11cs.v and good sf01'Yx1ua1zsI11'p. Football, 23 Class basketball. 23 defense stamp committee, 25 defense stanip committee, 3: vamsity fmftball, 43 Red Cross cw-mmittee, 4. PHYLLIS JO LINVILLE Trzltlz, bmzlfy and g0L7tl1IlL'5.Y an' but lilifl-f'7'Fl1f namcs fur lzcr. Secretary liume rwom. 2: secretary lwme room, 33 basketball, 35 volleyball, 4: glee club, -lg block letter club, 43 basketball, 4. CHARLES EDWIN LLOYD It mriffmzv :mf limi' lang you HIT but lion' wrll. Band, 23 band, 33 band, 4. ARTHUR WALKER LOCKWOOD Half flzc ,vfzrdcnf z':'m'yo1z0 ought to bv. SENIOR I'f,if' HAZEL MAE LOWE Life is not so .rlzart but tlzurc is tlmf 8110111711 for c01zrts'sy. Glee club, 2: IHA, 25 IHA, 33 treasurer IHA, 4. BETTY LUPO Her idfa of malcirzg jrirnd: is bring 0116. IHA, 4. ANN LUREY Hcrc is tlw tliarm of cumuzozi good smzsc. Red Cross committee, 4. DOT JEAN LUSK She fran' not the obstaflrs flldf lcud to lzcr goal. IHA, 23 IHA, 4. JAMES BERNARD MADRAY, IR. Silvzzrc is bvttvr than cnzpty clzaftrr. BROWN MAHON, JR. His fricndlirzcss .vfcalrs for itself, nd 9 Olf tournament 23 social committee, 33 gulf tourna- Ba , -Q g. , 1 ment, 33 social committee, 4. LEONARD HENDERSON MANGUM H: was altvays willing fo oblige. C I. A S S .Q ,,. g ,.-9,'..f JOHNNIE JOSEPH MANSOUR ' D.i'11a11zz'I1' fauztxr in s11:11llpc1clrag71'5. Clash basketball, 25 class baSeball, 2. ' 1 MARGARET MARDRE ' V, ...E 415 -..,f .xxx 'Nl N ll'l1u fan sur and 1'l11'11 farguf tlzc glurfc: ajflzis gay brimcttcf NJ Vice president lirvme rowm, 23 decoration committee junior Senior, 3. GEORGE MEYERS MARKS' .Y0tlz:'11g! ilfuaf THATS 1'T'1'r 111'l11'fr'p1l tulflzuizf crztlzlryiusnz, ,xx rf 'Q ,. ik :S tr' 'SL' N 'M un., 4, -HN lfzsrf 4-et qgohs LINDA CRAWFORD MAYES .-1 gentle IIIUIIIIFV and a flzaruiiiig ffersolzalzty. Vice president home room, Z3 president home room, 2, decora- tion committee Junior-senior, 3. BILLY MAYFIELD The hear! to conceive, the IlIIdl'VSlt111U'Z'!1fI ta ilireft, and the hand to C.i'ee1r2e. President sophomore class, 25 1wresitlent's cabinet, 25 B-team football, 2, B-team basketball, 2, electiin committee, 2, marshal at commencement, 2, Forum, 21 marshal at class night, 2, president junior class, 3: Forum, 3, ni'esident's cabinet, 3, Sports editor Nautilus, 33 Quill and Scroll, 3, varsity basketball, 3, election committee, 3, marshal at commencement, 33 marshal class night, 33 president student body, 43 Forum, 4, sports editor Nautilus, 43 varsity football, 4, varsity basketball, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4, block letter club, 4. CHARLES MANLY MCCUEN Like gratify he has the power of attraction. Club committee, 23 club committee, 3: club committee, 45 distributofslclub, 45 president clistributor's club, 45 state presi- dent of distributors club, 4. our F WILLIAM FRANK MCDONALD He had a habit of looking on the .runny .vide of life. B-football team, 23 secretary home room, 2, traffic committee, 3, traffic committee, 4. FRANCES CALHOUN MCGOWAN The hand that follows intellect can. achieve. Refreshment committee junior-senior, 3. MIKE McMILLAN He hath a ready wit. Art club, 2, art club, 3, president home roam, 4g boys' chorus, 45 art club, 4. VANCE GILBERT MCNEIL, JR. Conz'er.vation maketh a ready man. Entered senior year. CONNIE J. MELEHES The best 'way to keep good act: in memory is to refresh them with 1ZE ZXJ- Entered senior year. ALFRED ARTHUR MENG lfl hy aren't they all content like me? JOHN WILLIAM MILLER Why can't all be as handsome as he? President home room, 43 Forum, 4. SENIOR FRANCES DONALD MIMMS In youth and beauty wisdom is but rare. DOROTHY MARIE MITCHELL Ability is not always broadcast. Basketball, 2g volleyball, 25 treasurer home room, 35 Pirates of Penzance, 35 distributors club, 45 glee club, 45 mixed chorus, 4. ROBERT THOMAS MITCHELL An honest man is the noblest work of God. Entered junior year. BECKY MOSS It is better to be than seem to be. IHA, 25 glee club, 2. ROBERT ALFRED NAVARRE Quiet and industrious. VERA MAE NEAL Her air, har maniriers, all who saw admired. Glee club, 25 glee club, 3. BETTY NELSON A lump of sugar-sweet, little, and refined. Vice president home room, 25 volleyball, 25 treasurer home room, 25 treasurer home room, 3. CLASS ELIZABETH ANN NEWELL Gmiizzs is fostered by industry. Community service club, 25 publicity committee, 23 volleyball, 35 basketball, 35 publicity committee, 45 volleyball, 4. f LENORA QBOOTSYD FAYE NORMAN Bzzsiurss-l1'lfe and full of fini with a helping hand for everyoiic. Secretary home room, 25 traffic committee, 25 vice president home room, 25 traffic committee, 35 invitation committee junior- senior, 35 vice president home room, 43 chairman traffic com- mittee, 45 president's cabinet, 45 Forum, 4. BETTY SUE NORRIS She docs thosc small leiudizcrses that most leave undone. Glee club, 45 distributor's club, 4. 'We - , l .3 Qi MARGARET REBECCA NORRIS To spvzzk well is gzmd, ta da well is bvfter. PATRICIA O'CONNELL Little and lilrable. 'KENNETH AVON OWEN Little he says but mlrrlz he dues. 'l'1'easurer lu-me room, 4g presirlent DO class, 4. JIMMY PANAGAK Newer over seriuusp not tea gay, but a rare guod fellow iu every way. Treasurer home room, 25 football, 25 basketball, 25 gzlee club, 3lglvarsity football, 3g basketball, 33 varsity football, 4g glee C uv, 4. ETI-IEL LUCILE PANNELL Truth is a fair and durable thing. IHA, 25 Volleyball, 4. FLORA EVELYN PARHAM Quiet, siurere, and thoroughly likable. JAMES PARKINS Once a frieud, always a friend. Basketball, 23 tennis tournament, 2, class basketball, 3g vice president home room, 3. MOLLIE PARNELL She is kind as she is fair. Secretary home room, 2, treasurer home ri-om, 25 basketball, 2g traflic committee, 45 volleyball, 45 glee club, 4. WILLIAM I. PARRISH He'll fiud a way. En ed ju ior year. r PARTEE Meri are at all time masters of their fates. Success is uct due to the stars but to ourselves. ' Social committee, 23 sports assistant High News, 25 B-team football, 2, publicity committee, 35 sports editor High News, 35 junior Miss, 3g football, 33 publicity committee, 4, sports editor High News, 4, varsity football, 4, block letter club, 4. SENIOR ix 'EP JAMES DAVIS POAG JACKIE PEEK rlfalznurs makvtlz llm man. Tiny but :'vry vzztc. Pirates uf Penzance, 3. ACHSA CAROLINE PETTIT A ft ansfuur tzrrncflz away turutlz, .va IHA, 25 .vice president home room, 35 refreshment committee Junior-semor, 3. DOROTHY CLAUDIA PHILLIPS The vacation of every man and 'woman is to serve others, ' surer IHA, Secretary home room, 25 IHA, 25 glee club, 2, trea 35 president IHA, 4. MARY LOUISE PHILLIPS C,l1cL'rfz1lncs.s is an exrellwxt 'wearing quality. Glee club, 25 IHA, 4. WILLIAM KBILLJ BEACHAM PHILLIPS An afqomplislted athlete, 'wi ' ' d tlzc will to rem. A ' ' ' b :ketball, home room, 35 varsity football, 3, varsrty as ' l b 3' treasurer home room, ih the power to arltuwe an Treasurer 35 varsity baseball, 35 block G' cu , , . n 45 varsity football, 45 varsity basketball, 45 varsity baseball, 45 treasurer block HG club, 4. EBSTER PHILLIPS WILLIAM W tat11rc's gift, but rcasan is an art. Common scnse is 1 Social committee, 4. SAM MCDANIEL PITTMAN 'd' on he was in his glory. On the gm Ir ' ' ecretary home room, 35 Varsity football, 25 varsxty football, 3, s varsity football, 45 block letter club, 4. CLASS BETTY POE A quiet mind is riclzcr llzan a crauwz. G5 ls' chorus, 25 volleyball, 25 gir 5 c U If l' horns, 35 lee' GEORGE ALBERT PO A vigorozrs, 7'Ul'1-0115 The for m 4 'fm' 'S-X GLORIA POOLE She has her own natural charm. Glee club, 25 IIIA, 25 basketball, 25 volleyball, 25 glee club, 35 basketball, 3. MILLER POPE The secret of his nieces: is constancy to purpose. Co-chairman favors committee junior-senior, 35 High News staff, 35 lligli News staff, 4. EARL GORDON POWELL High school is just the first step in his szzcccss. Secretary home room, 35 treasurer home room, club, 35 boys' glee club, 4. 'YP We -Aix Af. 35 boys' glee fire I 'E ,jx SARAH JULIA PROVENCE Thinking that nothing was done if anything remained to do. Cafeteria committee, 25 cafeteria committee, 35 chairman cafe- teria committee, 45 Forum, 45 IDl'ES1C.lCl1t,S cabinet, 4. JOHNNIE PRUITT IfVith sgeh a comrade, such a friend I fain would 'walk to journeys E71 . Glee club, 4. WILLIAM ARNOLD PUTMAN A smile for every boy, two for every girl. Class basketball, 25 secretary home room, 25 Pirates of Penzance, 35 secretary home room, 4. JOHN JAMES RAFTAKIS No legacy is so rich as honesty. Treasurer home room, 2. WILLIAM GEORGE RAINES Persirtent in duty, loyal to right, faithful and kind of heart. Vice president home room, 25 B-team football, 25 refreshment committee junior-senior, 3. BETTY WARREN RAWLINGS An excellent student with a heart most kind, a girl like her is hard to find. Treasurer home room, 25 defense stamp committee, 25 election committee, 25 secretary home room, 25 block letter club, 25 defense stamp committee, 35 election committee, 33 secretary home room, 35 chairman decoration committee junior-senior, 35 chair- man election committee, 45 Forum, 45 secretary senior class, 45 president's cabinet, 4. JERRY RAY She was pleasant and all smiles for everyone. Entered junior year. Vice president home room, 35 glee club, 35 Pirates ot Penzance, 35 glee club, 4. SENIOR SULA MAE REECE Eloquent is her silenee. JIIA, Z5 glee club, 33 IHA, 3, IHA, 4. NICK A. REGAS ll'it is the salt of conversation. Traffic committee, 4. ARDYTH AVERY REVIS Ezerythiug seemed to please her. Entered junior year. THELMA MARJORIE REYNOLDS A kind and loving heart has she. Baseball team, 2, class basketball, 3, baseball, 33 volleyball, 3 glee club, 3g class basketball, 45 volleyball, 45 baseball, 4, block letter Club, 4. HOWARD QUINCY RICKER .Va greater friend did his friends ever know. Football, 2, football, 4. GEORGE JACK RIDGEWAY Men of real merit and favor everywhere. B-team football, 25 football, 3, treasurer home room, 35 foot- ball, 4. HELEN RIDLEY A mind unafraid to travel. Babketball, 25 High News, 35 High News, 49 Quill and Scroll, 4. CLASS ,ff EDWARD PATTERSON CPATJ He is a gentleman and a scholar. Entered junior year. Vice preaident home room, 33 property committee, 4. GERRY CRAWFORD RIPPY The harder the task the greater the IlClliE i'!'Il1ClZf. EUGENE ROBERTS He that hath lrlzozuledge .vffareth his wards. Band, 23 band, 33 bzmd, 4. 5' ,L-J is 0 swf GEORGIANA CATHERINE ROBINSON May good lurk follow you all tlze days of your life. JH.-X, 25 secretary home room, 35 JIIA, 3. JULIE SUTHERLAND ROBINSON She is the embodiment of wit, intellectual ability and friendliizess. President home room, 25 publicity committee DCC, 25 property committee, 25 Forum, 25 secretary home romn, 35 property Com- mittee, 35 Co-chairman refreshment Committee junior-senior, 35 hat check committee canteen, 35 vice president home room, 45 property committee, 45 senior editor Nautilus, 45 youth govern- ing committee of canteen, 45 Quill and Scroll, 4. JEAN IVA ROGERS She who is must z1'ese1'z'i1zg of praise fares least about it. Secretary home room, 35 president home room, 35 basketball, 3. MMA RUBY FAYE ROGERS Slze always sl1'ir'es for that 'ZUlll'Cll is worth wlzile. Glee club, 2. MARY FRANCES ROUSE The sweetest smile in GHS. Lost and found Cominittee, 2. SYBLE MARIE SATTERFIELD Slie has a gl'l1l'l'0ll.S' and amiable disposition. JHA, 25 JHA, 3. WILBUR DOTTRY SHULTS Ile k1io'zc's CHUZIQII who knows how to learn. Entered junior year. President home room, 35 refreshment committee junior-senior, 35 president home room, 45 war orphan coinnnttee, 45 CSC, 4. CHARLES HENRY SCHWIERS 1f,l'f7l'7'1.L'llt'l' joined reitlz rommon sense. JOAN CLETA SCOTT As nzerry as flre day is long. Glee club, 4. ROGER MORRIS SCOVIL True io his own Izigli coiwirtioizs. President home room, 25 band, 25 Forum, 25 band, 35 president band, 35 Forum, 35 favors committee junior-senior, 35 band, 45 president band, 45 Forum, 4. W SENIOR if -we MARGARET ANN SHELL Her life is one of sweet content. Secretary home room, Zi trafficlcommittee, Zg articles for soldiers committee, 2, traffic committee, 35 traffic committee, 4, BETTY JANE SHIRLEY Thou has no faults, or I no faults can spy. Than art all beauty, or all blindness I. P,ublicity committee, 2, service flag committee, 3g chairman ser- vice plaque committee, 4. VIRGINIA SHORT She is possessed with an inexlzaustible goozl wit. Vice president home room, 2, volleyball, 25 basketball, 29 glee club, 2, refreshment committee junior-senior, 3, volleyball, 3, basketball, 34 glee club, -lg vice president girls' glee clubg Abe Lincoln in Illinois, 4. BETTY ANNE SIMPSON Eternal sunshine settles round lzer head. Secretary home room, 2. NORMA BELL SINGLETON ' A prieeless gem. Glee club, 2, volleyball, 25 softball, 2g IHA, 2, block letter club, 33 glee club, 33 volleyball, 33 Pirates of Penzance, 33 volleyball, 45 glee club, 4, mixed chorus, 4. HILMA ANNE SMEAK A happy smile that radiates joy. Vice president home room, 2g The Patriots, 29 radio program, 2, secretary home room, 35 refreshment committee junior-senior, 3. BETTY JEAN SMITH The essence of knowledge is, ha-Ding it, to apply it. Entered senior year. L f 2, Ax .. x 5 , BOB SMITH To a young heart everytliiltg is fun. Football, 29 football, 3. DOROTHY JEAN SMITH The seeret of contentfneiit is lsnofwhig lzow to enjoy what you lzave. Athletic committee, A25 glee club, 25 social committee, 35 glee club, 3, social committee, 45 glee club, 4. FRANCES LEATRICE SMITH You have dl'5L'? I'Cll high comrnendation, true applause and love. President home room, 2g basketball, 25 volleyball, 23 softball, 2' treasurer home room, 33 basketball, 35 softball, 3, volley- ball, 35 block letter club, 35 glee club, 4. X ,,,,,,,, HAROLD EUGENE SMITH H'1'sdo1n is not found with those 'who zliucll at their vusr. Entered junior year. KYLE THORNTON SMITH One's sucfcss depends upon his usc of timeg President home room, 3. ROY MCBEE SMITH Fine art is that in which the hand, the head, and the heart go together. Treasurer home room, 25 decoration committee juniorvsenior, 3. r STERLING WILLIAM SMITH Anybody ran carry tim ball --it tal-'vs a man to block. B-team football, 25 class basketball, 25 Aeteam football, 35 base ball, 35 football, 4g baseball, 4. MABEL OTT SPEED She is the wildest maahcred sort of person. Basketball, 25 decoration committee junior-senior, 3. WILLIAM KBILLJ RICHARD STEVENSON A man in carhcst finds means, or if hc cannot find, rrcatrs them. B-team football, 25 band, 25 treasurer home room, 25 class basketball, 23 basketball, 35 band, 4. BERTHA ANITA STONE Sho excels in sports. Treasurer home room, 25 secretary home room, 25 basketball, 25 class basketball, 25 softball, 25 volleyball, 25 treasurer home room, 35 basketball, 35 class basketball, 35 volleyball, 35 soft- ball, 35 volleyball, 4. HANNAH ELIZABETH STONE Har specfh was always noble. IHA, 25 secretary home room, SQ IHA, 35 IHA, 4. PAUL SAMUEL STOVER LVL' learn by doing. DONALD STYLES His tall body leaves room for a big heart. SENIOR HEWLETT KELLY SULLIVAN, IR. A courteous and altable gelitleman. Service Hag committee DCC, 35 seivice plaque committee DCC, 4. BERLYN KEASLER SUTTON A great sau! will be strong to live, as well as to tltinle. Band, 25 band, 35 athletic committee, 4. BETTY ANN SWYGERT You deserve tlze best of lzappiness, lumor HIZdf01'fZl1'LE. Glee. club, 25 IHA, 25 glee club, 45 diStribut0r's club, 4. ROY LAMAR TATOM In stature small, but every ivlzit a man. President home room, 25 football, 35 football, 4. ELIZABETH ANN TEMPLETON True eloquence eonsists in saying all that is ueecssary and nothing but what is neeessary. JOYCE TEMPLETON To say little and du lllllfll slzuzvs the elzaraeter of a great mind. Vice president heme roonl, 3. MARTHA LOUISE TERRELL A lreart as soft, a heart as luilzd, as in the whole world you ran find. Entered junior year. Chorus, 35 glee club, 45 chorus, 4. JOE CLEVELAND THOMAS A gentleman, ll fl'lf'llLl', and a jolly youd fellow. f President home room, 25 lost and found committee, 35 president home room, 45 lost and found cummittee, -lg Abe Lincoln in Illinois, 4. GRACE ELIZABETH THOMASON Be satisfied with your possessions but not content with yourself. IHA, 25 glee club, 25 vice president home room, 35 IHA, 35 president home room, 45 IHA, 4. PERRY CALVIN THOMPSON Gentle in his mazznevs, strong in pe1'f01'nza11ee. l it ' .l l ,K v ROBERT FRED THOMPSON Life 1'5110t rrally what fonzcx tu 115, but rvlmt :avr gvt from it. B-team football, 25 class basketball, 2. MARY ELLEN THRASHER Slzc has a sparkling wif, Block letter club, 4. r JELIZABETH ROBINA TILLINGHAST Few Ilzylvibs arc imf1a.f.v1'l1lc to dz'lz'gc1zt'f and slcill. Shcial' committee, 25 social cmmuittee, 35 social committee J gk- . 1 v, I , ' w '- Wx. ' , I Z. 2,-1-'- ,,f RUBY MARCELLE TRAYNHAM Tlmsf' Iulzu ln'llU'1U lim' bust f7l'fll.5f'4lIt'l' zzzaxff Volleyball, 25 basketball, 25 suftlizxll, 25 hlnck luttct' club, 35 block letter club, 45 JIIA, 4. WILCY RECTOR TRAYNHAM A fllflld wavflz all liaszzrzls. Golf team, Z5 B-team football, 25 class basketball, 25 golf team, 35 class basketball, 35 secretary block letter Club, 45 golf team, 4. WINONA ANN TRAYNHAM Atfrac1'i1'z' and ffl-U7lfllj ZI'lIL1l -mort' vuzzltl j'UlI wixlz. Secretary home room, 25 vice president home rmmt, 35 secre- tary-treasurel' girls, block letter cluh, 4. FLOYE CLAUDIA TURNER Varz'cty's the spies of life. Glee club, 2. THELMA RUTH TURNER A fricizdly .rmilv will sez' you tlimzzylz. IHA, 25 IHA, 35 juxiim'-seititw committee, 35 glee club, 4. VIVIAN BLANCHE UPTON Study and 'warlc slzf' fonzlniizrx wifli fun. Secretary home rom-m, 25 relmrtex' lligh News, 25 reporter High lNews, 35 cmnmumty Service cnmmittee, 35 copy rezuler lligh News, 45 chairman clrive committee, 4. AGNES VIRGINIA VAUGHN Cazzfclzmzcizf fzzrfzixlzfs fl t'Ull5fl1llfjl1U'. Glee club, 2. SENIOR H 'T f 1 l I A 1 AIKEN R. VAUGHAN His Tory qilivtuess speaks i'ul1zmr's. Entered Senmr year. ARTHUR ROWLEY WALLACE His friends show llis popularity. Cheerleader, class basketball, 23 marshal at commencement, 23 cheerleader, 33 class basketball, 33 secretary home room, 33 marshal at commencement, 3. ROSE BOLLING WARE lt's izirf tu lu' imiurnl uillru y0l!Il'!' izatiirally nite. Decoration committee junior-senior, 3. MELBA CHRYSTINE WEAMS All all round good sport. Volleyball, 23 class snftball, 23 class basketball, 23 treasurer home room, 23 block letter, 33 treasurer home room, 33 basket- ball, 33 baseball, 33 claw baseball, 33 block letter club, 43 class basketball, 43 class volleyball, 4g class baseball, 43 cafeteria committee, -l. LARRY LAMAR WEBB One who 1LU:'m' worries is always luzjvpy. LAWRENCE ANSON WEB lJCl'5L'7'T'f l'lIlLC'U ultuays wins. President home room, 3. BETTY JEAN WELCHEL Virtue alone is frzrc mibilzlfy. Dxstributofs Club, 4. CLASS B, f Cjv x f J ,T JR v J X' Sala if THELMA HILDA WELLS Sl1c s a quiet girl but quite a girl. Glee club, 23 glee club, 3, BETTY SUE WEST A friend to 0110, a friend to all. Secretary home room, 3. BETTY KAY WHITE And slze' was fair as tlzv rosa in May. Class basketball, 23 treasurer hmm class basketball, 33 drum majorette, X J e rvom, 23 4. Chinese play, 23 ,aw , ROBERT EDWARD WIGGINS He that rmolfmxv to rozzqilm' a taxis and docs so deserves praise. President home room, 25 Forum, 23 band, 25 president home room, 35 band, 35 Carlisle mechanical drawing medal, 3g band, 4g vice prefeident band, 4. JIMMY DAVID WIGGS Work, wark slay away from my door. Secretary home room, 23 secretary home room, 3. EDNA EARLE WILBURN She went about lim' blljl-71f'J.S' in silcncv. Secretary home room, 23 secretary hom MARTHA ANNETTE WILLIAMS She lightened our lmarts. Glee club, 35 IHA, 49 glee club, 4. JOHN CLIFFORD WILSON Vain' rllrm'f2rlg1'i1z will let you 1'1i. Vice president home room, 2g radio I I committee, 35 secretary home room, 43 radio committee, 4. I MARION HULL WITHINGTON For knowledge is itself a power. e room, 3. Block letter club, 35 class volleyball, 33 block letter club, 4. X i I NANCY ELIZABETH WORRELL 3 XPC . Neg all 535 lflfise to 1'csol1'c, and patient to pcifform. Secret-ary home room, 25 The Patriots, 25 community service committee 3' ref h t ' ' ' - ' ' A , , res men committee Jumoi-seniol, 35 dr1ve committee CSC, 4. BETTY WOLFE A M11-.l'fZI1 C' of drliylztful lanowlcdge. JACK ZAGLIN A kind ana' faithful friend. Secretary home room, 2. SENIOR JERRY, ALLETTA, IIMMY, I-IERCHAL Xxx XZAQC 6 'gk4QywnnCQQwQ S 'W7i9,6LMaZf JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS JERRY REEVES JIMMY LINDSEY President Secretary ALLETTA JERVEY HERCHAL GOWAN Vice President Treasurer A Uv tv B -if 'B ' :WD CV. WJ If I O R Si W WUZ5zNM1 Z? 7 .. I ' H49 JQWI BW' CL, ' x ' XJX A sf rf 71,3 if .,,. 3 f V , I L XL AJAX ,,, 9-sul ' 'W 'N an ff X , , - 1 W ff 31 L h X AV 'V , K 5 .Y A ' 2 is I .A , , ' Jim-' 1 1 ' -'Evo 5 ' .Q Qi? A A, I 7 , Qyil 1 , Q A . . I fi I 5 A E-maya K 'Z f X 5 5 , 9 II L 1 A A A 5 s LE-f2',,3L-I. 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BETTY JEAN DAVENPORT JIMMIE DAVIS WALTER DAVIS ROBERT DEADWYLER BILLY DELR LALLIE DENNY BARBARA DILL HERMAN DILL LOIS ANN DILL BUBBER DIXON JEAN DIXON VIRGINIA DOORINS LUTHER DUNN GEORGE DYSART ANNE EARLE BILL EARLE BETTY EARP MARGARET ELLIOTT MARY ANNA ELLIOTT MARILYN ESTES BOBBY EVANS EUGENE FALLS MARTHA FINLEY JO ANNE FLACK LOUISE FLEMING JAMES FLOYD WILLIAM FLOYD TEX FORTUNE . ef JOE ANN FOSTER PATSY FOWLER JIMMY FREEMAN JIMMY GALLIVAN CLYDE GAMBRELL MARY JANE GANTT BETTY GARRISON BOBBY GARRISON DAVID GENTRY JUNA GENTRY BILLY GILLINGER CAROL GILREATI-I MONTEZ GILREATH BOBBY GLENN MARGARET GLENN BILLY GOLDSMITH MILLWEE GOODWIN BILLY GOSNELL HEROHAL GOWAN MARY LOUISE GREEK BILL HASS PEGGY ANN HARRIS JIM HAWKINS JOE HENRY DONALD HILL HAROLD HILL PHILIP HOLEORD JACKIE HOLLOWAY ERNEST HOWARD WATERS HUEE , I My .ff 7, , ,1 I ' gf I ff pi' D , VI'3v'J' ULVLT nl. s Wu fir. f y f'i I A 1 , :- f Aff X X0 I A 5 I f , , f Cyn! , PX., ' ., , V., I ,, ,, , -a . ' f 1, , e. X my f ' Ji ,,.. 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JULIAN J I JSOPHIE KATSIOS CECIL KEITH BETTY KING CAROL LECRAND FRANCES LESLIE LENA MEILLE LIDE JANE LINDSAY JIMMY LINDSAY WILLIAM LIPSCOMB LOIS LOWE JANE LUDLAM CHARLOTTE MAHAEEEY LUCILE MANLY TOMMY MANN DAN MARSHALL MQ YM. C7 1 W,-1'QJ5Jg' N 1 6 . xg Jr f-'D X , mx 5,40 GERALDINE MATI-IIs BETTY BICABEE IXIARGARET GRACE LQCBRAYER ANSEL NICCAIN NANCY NICCLARY BOBBIE SUE BICCURLEY CHARLES NICDONALD JO MCDONALD JOHN MGGEE MARGARET NICKINNEY JACK NICNEELEY OWEN 1X'ICNULTY JEAN BIEARES KALIURE MENG I-IAZEL MERCIER JEAN MILLER JO ANN MILLER IVA MAE MILLER MARIANNE MILLER FELIX MONTGOMERY BEVERLY MOORE ARCHIE MORGAN JIM MORGAN BETTY ANN MOSCOVITZ LEHMAN MOSELEY DOROTHY MULL EUGENE MULLIKEN MARY MURRAY BILL MYERS JAMES EDWIN NOLAN L-N I W ' , 5,0 A ? f if ' if dai' J I QW 2 , 1. V,,VV, I H JVJLG u,pf' K K qgxllx Q WT 'NWA A N Q -wk an A f fi 5 'A W. gf 1- Q Xnm,.4 :, ,Uv 32 N 5 505' ,ga 3 5 A .44 , Q v L. 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SIBLEY WINSTON SIBLEY SHIRLEY SIMISTER BETTY JEAN SIMPSON DIXIE SITTON BETTY JO SMITH COLLEEN SMITH DOUGLAS SMITH KENNETH SMITH ZORA SMOAK ANN SMYTHE BETTY SOLESREE ' BETTY SPARKS BETTY STALL PAUL STEADMAN SARAH STEADMAN BOBBY ANN STEVENSON MARY STILL MARY LEE STILLER SARAH ANN TAYLOR ROBERT LEE THOMAS HELEN THOMASON GORDON THRUSTON BEOKY TIGERT IVIARTHA TOLLESON I I , Sf Ap. E4 , r L ,, 0 - ,L t, ,.., VVJXKV E T77 ,V I 1 - AA A A I ak 135 L I, f , I ' fif gzf , ', I it he ,A ff Q : O X X! I f f X s - f 'Ffff ., ' f I if, f ' f f 1122 QW 1 Am f W 'A 'Q 5 W yfjWWwf rv' , ff' 3 - ff ILL' H , H U ,mp R S I QV- - A 2 X I' 5 I gf! 5 fx? jj!-QA , f s ff ,' ly , If J K I V f BETTY JEAN TRIPP X11 Lf f PERRY TRIPP CAROLINE TRUSSELL 2 t ' I ly BETTY TURNER I H , gf EDNA TURNER X - xg HOWARD TURNER , I, K AAJ 7 , Y HUBBARD TURNER ' W A A I if ., ' ' H'-, J ' I ' , ,,.- f , v f ., I ' K I I A I YA A JA 4 . . V 5 55 ,IVV K K, ,IVI 4, Q .Rl I , A iff f F f, ,5 fy 1 I j X ff ' ' , fa E f in J W , Z f N 1 JANET TURNER RELLIS TURNER RUSSELL TURNER TOMMY TURNER DORA VAUGHN ANN WAGGONER CYNTHIA WALKER A NOLD LELAND WARE SARANEL WATSON HOWARD WEISS DON WHAM JUNE WIGKLIEEE DORIS WIGGERS BETTY WILKINSON BARBARA WILSON CAROLYN WILSON HELEN WILSON PEGGY WILSON BETTY A. WOOD JOANNE WOODWARD ALBERT WRIGHT OWEN WYATT ELLA ZACHERY SHIRLEY ZAGLIN '.- 1 ' - ,,A5,wf,evA lg, - 1 if-' ff If , ,f Y, M S A . ?-,Q,,4LyMw9V,. H I iff. L. W ,Y 1 - I 'I -H I' f ,s..4.jQ1gQ WD - L , f I r , I ' ' ' fd ' 5' ' ,--. L, -, ffm, jg L ' f t .gy NANCY HART, RONNIE, DOTTIE, TOMNIY SOPHO MCRE CLASS OFFICERS TOMNIY HAAS RONNIE TROTTER President Secretary DOTTIE HESSE NANCY PIART BXIILLER Vice Pesident Treasurer fx' ,- ' ' 4 60.i'?fi'! jiffff' 1 4' , ,. W e W , ' . :Egg '14,Lw'Z-'- -' , ' 5,7 III: E ns! I v H:115. EE F' F M, 'pl , 553' 5 :ah is ' EE E 22553 E 5 E 1 1:23252 if lifi' -- - C '9' ig '53 an ,J Ez: zu'- ig. . W2 l ' Lila- 51,1 .i f -x 'zfliigz ' 'f f' Fi' -f i' . 49-f.L ':':5SLi.-5'-Ja -,:35EC4f 3' sfffsffffmgs. f - e '+:+feew-wa---' ..':,7.:,.s--,.-f 4 NR-N w??Ik4 ALfA,1-,.Qf.,fQj-L L3,,:,,,..,,,,,-V ,rv S First row: Margaret Alexander, Annie Laurie Bailey, Catherine Bishop, Lewis Boland, Bobby Burns, Betty Jean Chambers. Second row: Calvin Cox, Furman Daven- port, Charles Davis, Thomas Dixon, Frank Evans, Jr., Donald Fowls. Third row: lack Fisher, Buddy Carrett, Doris Cfarrett, Bill Craham, Louise Cuy, lames Harris. Fourth row: Joe Harris, Tommy Haas, Dotty Hesse, Billy Holliday, Pauline Iames, Sue Krahl. Fifth row: Burke Lee, Phyllis Linville, Ioan Loggins, Tommy Lowe, Thomas Mahaffe-yi! Helen Manly. ,Vg .N Yu V V' THE SOPHOMORE CLASS f N 5- if' if 'WW I' , ' 2 .,, ,, f 'Alf V 5 f X 1 WW W df' ' ,f 7 '5Yf 5'f f X. First row: Joyce Mclntosh, Sonny Mc- Kittrick, Fred lVley, Nancy l-lart Miller, Ben Moore, Sue Mull. . J Eelgond row:B Buster Mull, Laffy Nlgurphy, 1 yi ac' ewman, ett o iver, uian arris , 5 , ja, 1, Gordan Poole. y J J : . Third row. hlaude Po Q, Allen Putman, its 'gf' 7 Bill Robinson, Albert Ptusslgll, Donald Saxon, I Charles Simmons. - . T N Fourth row: A. P. Smith, Jr., Frank Spears, ' V .. ' fffi-if 'T Bonnie Trotter, Betty Walters, Patsy Wear-WW 5 4' 'V mouth, Dick VVhite. 4' , Fifth row: Rosanne Williams, Marion if i X Wood, Nancy Young. OF 1946 WM V L , ,. he 3 X 3 .. I , 5 it .gy . 52 W y ' 1 rp .- Y, 1 1 fa at ,Zi Q, , . ., , K I ,..1,. vt ,I an Vkrr 1 , W? Z9 , X ' , A ff 1 i J - 22? . . f ff V... , ,, M v , ,.,,A .,,. . , f W W f -,K , if W' fziffwm ., 1 I S X M X D, '19 Q I I K , ff, Q ,i's ' it lr W? y X 2,1 in X , Al. Q, W f Z 1 1- Q W f X .WZ X f X . X 5 X X '- 1 tx. ' AV I ' u ' ,,'g'fflQ559., , I 4. C F if e fa f 1 ' 2 I -.., . ff N' 'R 'I if if K if f 1 4, I V Dj ,J 7 ' ..f,fLf1fZ ,Z ff A4.f'L ' r Lf 1 1 J, r7a7f ' 'JV7' f fl 1 . ,-f lv- Jy,,4-! V,,1f.i LEONAIJD, GRACE, NICKY, JOE FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS GRACE JACKSON JOE PEARCE President Secretary LEONARD BOLT NICKY MITCHELL Vice President Treasurer ix? ,,.. F V- , ,, ,. , 'AT' ' ' , 'J Q 0 lr, l 3 hr THE FRESHMAN CLASS First row: Betty Adair, Lucile Aiken, Jimmy Allen, Manuel Andrews, Evelyn Arant, Ann Arnold. Third row: Marie Bailey, Joyce Baker, Mac Ballevv, Dennis Barhare, Jacqueline Bates, Juanita Baughman. Foiwtli row: Martha Beeks, David Beeson, Carol Bellotte, Susie Bellotte, Fred Berry, William Bice. Second row: Lillian Arnold, Mary Asbury, Mary Ashmore, Jim Aull, Aretta Bailey, David Bailey. Fifth row: Sara Alice Biggers, Mary Binde- Wald, Ben Bishop, Mary Bishop, Hoke Black, Imogene Bledsoe. uv' ',, ,ffifir X 7' 'X Lf, First row: Charles Boling, Leonard Bolt, Mary Bolt, Ramelle Bolt, Richard Borroughs, Dewey Bouchillon. Second row: Grady Bradshaw, Delores Bram- lett, Bill Branton, Doris Bridges, Ioan Bridges, ' ' 1 Mary lane Brigham. A Third row: Buddy Brittain, hflarjorie ' B 'iii Brothers, Rosemary Brothers, Ben Brown, Ed 2554. 5 3.5: V' Brown, Lawrence Brown. yi 'fZ,, if Qi 'Qc Fourth row: Robert Bruce, Roscoe Brum- vu back, Charles Bryant, Doris Bryant, Edith H V' Bryant, Ceorge Burdette. V . Fifth row: Mary Frances Burry, Raymond -A Bussemey, Patricia Byers, Charles Calhoun, Mary Louise Cambridge, Joe Capri. THE FRESHMAN CLASS F fe i Y ? X ,ff 1 l E ix X ,E ffl FN 1 x-',L,,f , f , -.,- , ' , , - -.- Y., QL! Q J T E FRESH N CLAS First row: Kitty Sue Carter, Richard Cass, Third row: Patsy Cobb, Howard Coleman, Thomas Castle, ,lack Caudell, Bobby Chambers, Randall Coleman, Betty Cooke, Cerald Cooper, Emery Chambers. ' loan Crawford. Second row: Jack Chandler, Edna Cheek, Fourth row: Thomas Cromer, Hugh Crox- llulia Clardy, Mary Ann Clark, Ted Clement, ton, ,lack Crumpton, Mildred Crymes, Tom Arie Kenneth Cobb. Cutts, Duffy Daughtry. Fifth row: Betty Davidson, Joy Davidson, Barbara Drake, Donald Drake, Tommy Drake, Bill Dunham. V First row: Bobby Edgar, Jack Egan, Boy Emory, Gerry Engstrom, Billy Farnsworth, Rodney Field. Second row: Buddy Forest, Betty Fortner, Anne Foster, Everette Foster, Tony Foster, james Freeman. Third row: Billy Fuller, Billy Gaines, Barbara Galbraith, James Gallemore, Donald Gantt, Anne Garrett. Fourth row: Bosa Kay Garrett, Harold Gettle, Betty Jean Gillespie, Jo Ann Gillespie, Gladys Going, Terry Goldsmith. Fifth row: Edith Goodson, Margie Goodwin, Tommy Goodwin, Skipper Gorman, Barbara Grant, Ann Grayson. ff! 99 V ,i I 'I K7 Ji, , 1 ff! ' 1,-,-1 uf, H10 ,, 2 Q lr O I , , ,.r N? rt. ,A 1 I I 5 L 97' ' O F ' 'Ta f ff ffffb Ill I ,f 754 Y fifigit-gg 'n .uiqiaig 1. an 1 , .. ,. - .... I.-H f 5 I in ! , .MQ H, 'I , .gg uv, ' 1 W I 9, Inu mu I 5 0 A4 'I 'TL , ,, . .i Y ri 1, - I ff Y S ' 'v,v.g.,-aan.-' ' - 1 - A .1 - -of-,we-f . , ,J-an m,.i2 Hfgj ygsuusnrlall- . , .1,. ' 1-12 , 1 iqaaoahil THE FRESHMAN CLASS 44, E V ' N I ' ' 47? .il g rr , I . - - 77 ' V ,r V ? l., W 'P f M If 'if' 1 , '41 . if 4.4, , . f 1- ' 4 V1 A9 , 2 ' v , 'ii'h 1 41 'f v if X A! I ,ff 4 ,fd , 'Q f M X mf X , We 4 4 , X 013 af, ' A ff E ,Agn , ff ff M7 4 1 'J 9 4 . ' or W f , f ' ' , f . y' ii, ' -, V 1. 1, I , W ,, . Y 'Q , , i i , f M 9' s X , - 7 , ,mah ,iv mfg 'I it 1 'hu f 'ra 4' Y 'W Q :Q . ,,, 1 N X J X f Wa Wifi? J 1 fiyyf as Q AW V fa! 1 X ' Q ' Y 1 AME 5 I . THE FRESHMAN CLASS First row: Jack Gregory, Barbara Gress, Hall Grey, Peggy Groce, Billy Haddon, Enoch Harding. Second row: Joyce Harris, Betty Jean Harri- son, Bobby Harrison, James Harrison, Allie Mack Haywood, Essie Henry. Third row: Bobbie Hill, Edna Hill, Joyce Hiller, Weldon Holcombe, Samuel Edwin Holder, Betty Hooper. Fourth row: James Howard, Richard Howard, Henrietta Howell, Jerry Howie, Doris Hudson, Frances Huff. Fifth row: Patricia Hull, Phil Huff, Lee Hughes, Bobby Hunt, Betty Jean Iler, Grace Jackson. Fzrst row: Jimmy Jameson, Boy Ann Jenkin- Q l son, Bobbie Johnson, Charles Johnson, oyce ! ' P 1 2 , Q 5 Johnson, Betty Jones. Second row: Carolyn Jones, Jack Jones, , L ,,, Charles Jones, Patsy Jones, Charles Joye, .KLM ,I ' I Carolyn Kennedy. - E E L' E x ' ir nz' -Ei, finial' l :: . il Third row: James Kennedy, Erma Kenne- A-gg more, Helen Kilgore, Eleanor King, Billy 5 - ,j' 1 53:2 5,5- ,3,i'gl Koncluros, Marion Kuykendall. N ' ,er 2 gi f I Fourth row: James Lackey, James Landforcl, W ' Na f ffi Leroy Langston, Billy League, Philip Lee, Q s .3 f'f3--'-ff Winston Lee. Fifth row: Betty Lipscomb, Juanita Livings- ton, Patsy Lowe, Bobby Lowery, Frances Lupo Sally McBee. 7 fff ,-:A-fl 't 'f dL1 grass:-s.,,...-1,-N THE FRESHMAN CLASS ,, 6 , ,, K. J' -Q 1 s gf 6 , Few -il ' T: Q k N ' U1.xa A, S J Q x QS Q X y, :ik ,J ,P-elf 9 ' 'ti I if eh is . r of it it as Y , A r 1 , 'Q :X J ...I T-'W r,-up 1 s, M l 51. - oi, ,wk .. in G. 3, , . 1,. ,, fs .I 5 G - 5 Nbmtvx is is 5. X: .r QQQY 6 F , I A .L QQ ., K 4 -Q-P pr- 5 i f ,r , - at J s P f l, s s , .. , r 39 J J 7 J I . . iili A N! J , sr, r A.. h I X ,- S na A A: . ? C-, in ,. S Sr -'DME x .,, , R Q, fair its .3 . mi -x r -Q' Y A,AV XE 5 THE FRESHMAN CLASS r First row: Henry McCauley, Betty Mc- Third row: Emory Martin, Bobert Martin Clenaghan, Eleanor McGregor, Betty Ann Harry Maugans, Charles Mayhew Hubert McHugh, Ann McKinney, Randolph Mc- Merck, Marilyn Miller. Kinney. t Second row: Johnny McManaway, Dot Fourth row: James Mitchell, Nicky Mitchell Maddox, Carol Mahon, Anna Lou Martin, Martha Moflitt, Bobby Jean Moody Alva o Belle Mead Martin, Edward Martin. Moore, David Moore. Fifth row: Frances Myers, Bob Nalley, Billy Nichols, Harold Owen, Kenneth Pace, Inez Park. First row: Ernestine Paulk, Betty Ann Pat- terson, Mitchell Patton, Joe Pearce, Billy Peebles, Mary Elizabeth Peck. Second row: Delores Penland, George F? Petrakos, Mary Petropoulos, Ann Phillips, Betty I ,W Pittman, Betty lean Pittman. if - i of ' 71, lf' Third row: Wanda Pou, Gordon Preston, 74'Wa1i'ffiz, Grace Proflitt, Richard Quinn, Stokely Raines, ... - . :A-,: Qf,j-lr: Dayton Riddle. 'L fjfgjza I , ,Fourth row: Camilla Rigdon, Alleen Rives, xg, Ilg ','l 155554. V-alll!-1? qf1 Sammy Roberson, Alice Robinson, Marian ' 'ff41+f' . A Roddy, Warren Rogers. Fifth row: Bobbie Louise Rowland, Eugene Sanders, lohn Sargent, Frances Satterheld, .leanne Sawyer, Charles Scott. THE .FRESHMAN CLASS 9? g f 1 2 f 1 9 my? 4 X K 4 ' 1 inf , .7 X fl a r J L F N x W Q gf H? i, s A. l as 1 '52 , fe? -4 0 .' .0 Jr! . ,..v Mi I f , t Q vu I QQ I f . , 1 .,'.- t X5 i fy , 1 . , . f A , V. .o f . Q' . I V 'V'v 1, K. i .1 . 15 f 1. at 'r i 'F or ' , ,' , f , 1 :za i ,, Q., ff f ' , I , 'A la , 'ffwwif 2.9, , . , , ,f a V I A !,. A A, A i ...,V, , , , 4 5 . V I V , V 1 ., , W i s . f V ' I ,ji I I ,KA K l l a , '.rt if i 4' lt.. f X . t ,-1 if ga . Q . ,UU 7 ,fx-. -m xi.-X152 K fi 'Q' ,aw def' ,ft XXX. I N of rg p 'gb' -ft if l ,E l xx A E ' If r .a !, 2ggt fa. -Jr XF l I v W T73 , THE FRESI-IMAN CLASS First row: Reba Scott, Rosemary Scovil, Jannelle Sexton, Carol Sher, Sophie Simmons, Harold Simpson. Second row: lohey Simpson, Wheeler Simpson, Billy Sims, Frankie Sims, Peggy Skelton, Mary Hunter Sloan. Fifth row: Ann Stamey, Third row: Ethel Smeali, Bill Smith, Carolyn Smith, Earl Smith, Janis Smith, loan Smith. Fourth row: Mickey Smith, Boy Smith, john Snuggs, Malcolm Spann, lan Spears, Betty Stafford. Maclella Stephens, Roy Stewart, Bembert Stokes, Thomasene Stone, Barbara Storey. First row: Betty Ann Strouble, Kula Stuysenos, Betty Suddeth, Doris Sullivan, Betty Sweet, Gene Tavlor. 1 Second row: Mildred Thackston, lack Thomas, Lily Thomas, William Bonham 1- l ,A ' gf Thomas, Betty Anne Thompson, Betty 'lean ., A f ig 'Q- Tllompson. 2, li , j Third row: June Thompson, Dickey Timms, 13 V TQSQZ . fl. -'-, Billy Tinsley, Jean Ann Todd, lxlalgafet i lls . , Tolbert, Margaret Tolbert. mm., Fourth row: ete Tolleson, Betty Traynham, -49451 is 'p f A Dillard Tray , onald Turner, Probert D ,.,, TQ T' Turner, C1 llilr' . Fifi r : Ca yn Ussery, Daniel Vernon, Billy , No Waldrop, Alvin Waldrop, l Bill r p. ,I , , ' l l l THE FRESHM 'lpdhgzt Ass 'MV' in I 7' 'ft x X 4, 7 4 ' Q 45 9' W ,ffxf 'W Wf- l , T ' X sey, l..4a Q ffm .J 55 '4 I y f ff my f '47 f .25 , rr? f 'T' f 1 v J, I a t y, Q Z 2, Q 3 B, 'B . '?A' .s 1 , of 'K , A y A If iff., I ft ,Lab M THE FRESHMAN CLASS First row: William Lee Walker, Martha Anne Watkins, Charles McCurry Walters, Carrie Lou VVeathers, Janet Whatley, Johnny VVhatley. Second row: Doris Whitaker, Billy White, Patsy VVhite, Billy Williams, Jr., Bill Williams, Bobbie Jean Williams. GL ff? Z5 Third row: Jackie Williams, Louis Wil liams, Virginia VVilliams, Harriet Willimon Helen VVills, Bonnie Winchester. Fourth row: lane Winn, Barbara Worrell Arie Louise Wyatt. I STUDENT BODY OFFICERS ak l ' BILLY MAYFIELD Presiolent l PAULA HARRIS, Vice President THE PRESIDENT'S CABINET Seated: Bootsy Norman, Shirley Caine, Mary 'lane Charles, Julia Provence, Dell Cox, Istandingl Billy Mayhelcl, lane Gower, john Cosby, Grace lackson, Traverse Foster, Betty Rawlings, Claude Higginhotham, Paula Harris, Dill Blackwell, Melvin Horowitz, and Jerry Reeves. THE FORUM 'mf FIRST SEMESTER ONLY Betty Ann McHugh, Julia Clardy, Joyce Hiller, Richard Quinn, Billy Peebles, Betty Mae Stafford, Charles Calhoun, Jerry Connell, Bill Blanton, Tom Lowe, Tommy Haas, Patricia Calvert, Jim Hawkins, Jimmy Perley, Alletta Jervey, Margaret Alexander, Ann Garrett, Fred Mey, Walter Davis, Jo Ann Christopher, Robert Briggs, Frances Isbell, Russell Ashmore, Bill Jones, W. D. Shultz, Jo Ann Leatherwood, Johnny Miller, and Joe Thomas. SECOND SEMESTER ONLY Bill Kerr, Billy Collier, Martha James, Bill Phillips, Roy Smith, Sam Pittman, Georgia Bailey, Luke Aull, Betty Cene Smith, Betty Ann Simpson, Tommy Mann, Ronnie Trotter, Donald Saxon, Odette Collins, Tommy Berry, Tommy Turner, Curtis Crawford, Doris Rumsey, Roy Landreth, Don Wham, Ben Cunningham, Dewey Bouchillon, Mitchell Patton, William VValker, Billy Hadden, Alleen Rives, Bill Williams, James Freeman, James Lanford, and Roy Smith. BOTH SEMESTERS Claude Higginbotham, Billy Mayfield, Paula Harris, Dell Cox, Julia Provence, Betty Rawlings, John Cosby, Traverse Foster, Clenn Bolt, Melvin Horowitz, Shirley Caine, Bootsy Norman, Mary Jane Charles, Dill Blackwell, Jerry Reeves, Ann Carri- son, Dave Erwin, Jane Cower, Russell Ashmore, Tommy Haas, Crace Jackson, Joe Pearce, Harold Owen, Winston Sibley, Betty Jo Oliver, Anne Taylor, Elizabeth Thomason, Mike McMillan, and Frank Sanders. Q THE NAUTILUS STAFF Planning the 1946 Edition. 'Z HHASQM 'WX NAUTILUS STAFF ANN GARRISON, Editor MARGARET ANN BALENTINE, Business Manager BARS. P. N. BECTON, Adviser LUKE AULL, Senior Editor JULIE ROBINSON, Senior Editor BILLY IVIAYFIELD, Sports Editor jo ANN LEATHERVVOOD, Advertising Manager BUD IXIKEN, Circulation Manager BETTY STALL, Feature Editor BETTY EARP, junior Editor ALLETTA IERVEY, junior Editor BUDDY BRITTON, Pliotograplter ky ,ax f M 5 , ,-1 . x f XA ,V J' X THE HIGH NEWS STAFF Checking a Week's Work. . X f MJ .ft if l P . x 1' X w 1 . jr! W P , X, 1 x, A ,, E 'W 19' 119' HIGH NEWS STAFF IANE GOWER, Editor xp GIJENN BOLT, Business Manager jr A V vf!lNflRs. P. N. BECTON, Adviser l ' ' A HELEN RIDLEY, Associate Editor xg, J NXPETE PARTEE, Sports Editor U ,JJ DORIS FOLSOM, News Editor j 0-ri , lVlELVIN HOROWITZ, Assistant Sports Editor oy ,JJ VIVIAN UPTON, Copy Reader 2, IOHN COSBY, Exchange Editor gf? L LILLIAN DOW, Advertising Manager xg l COY HUEPMAN, Advertising Solicitor IRIS DELISLE, Circulation Manager ROY SMITH, Cartoonist NANCY I-IART MILLER, Feature Editor DOTTY HESSE, Assistant News Editor PHILIP HOLEORD, Advertising Solicitor BETTY ANN PUTNAINI, Columnist TED CLEMENT, Pltotograplter SHIRLEY ZAGLIN, Reporter MARY STILL, Reporter JEAN MEARES, Reporter JO ANN MILLER, Reporter L. C. JULIAN, Assistant Sports Editor STANDING COMMITTEES ,Ll- ,W ,W ,,,,, . ,,,,,,, ,fm ASSEMBLY First row: Leslie Robinson, Bobby Hunt, John Parks, Claude Higginbotharn. Second row: Sue Mull, Shirley Zaglin, Terry Goldsmith, Paula Harris, Herchal Cowan, Martha James, Suzanne Echols, and Betty Davidson. Miss MARY NEELEY Adviser ir CLAUDE H1Gc1NBoTHAM C haimmn H. A. EHIMIIG Adviser ir DELL Cox Clmi1'11zczn ATHLETIC First row: Mr. Ehmig, Dell Cox, Jane Coursey, Jo Anne Christopher, Sister Jones, Jack Thomas. Second row: Berlyn Sutton, Jimmie Roberson, Tommy Haas, Becky Tigert, Margaret E. Tolbert, Delores Bramlet. Back row: Jerry Reeves, Juna Gentry, Bill Ford, and James Harris. Billy Della absent. h lrss SARA lX'lEREDITH Adviser HY JULIA PROVENCE Clmirmarr CAFETERIA First row: Betty Ann Moscovitz, Carrie Lou Weathers, Alleen Bives, Frances Isbell, Barbara Wilson, Sonny McKittrick, Julia Provence. Second row: Hall Gray, Charles Calhoun, Miss Meredith, and Eleanor McGregor. Mickey Henderson absent. 2, . CLUB Miss HELEN GALLOWAY Adviser it lVlARY JANE CHARLES C lzairrrian First rowrloanne Woodward, Molly Parnell, Mary Jane Charles. Second row: Jean Cooper, Lucille Manley, Ruth Bundy, Louise Guy. Third row: Charles McCuen, Miss Galloway, Louise Albright, and Catherine Bishop. Miss AMBER Boecs l Adviser 'A' JOHN COSBY Clzairiizaia ELECTION Miss AGNES DEAL Adviser i' BETTY RAWLINGS Chairman First row: Jimmie Iamerson, Billy Pate, Dan Marshall, Billy Goldsmith, Mitchell Patton. Second row: Miss Deal, Georgia Knox Bailey, Nancy Hart Miller, Alletta jervey, Patsy Jones, Io Ann Leatherwood, and Betty Rawlings. LOST AND FOUND Seated: Billy Hegmann, Aretta Bailey, Wanda Pou, Margaret Tolbert, Anne Earle, Joe Thomas, John Cosby, Carol LeGrand. Standing: Imogene 'lla soe, Rosa Briggs, Jean Meares, Carolyn Hunter, Miss Boggs, Tommy Drake, Harold jails, and Felix Montgomery. Billy Lowndes absent. M155 BELLE FREE Adviser ir TRAVERSE FOSTER Clmirman -X . PROPERTY Sammy Roberson, Jack Gaudell, Traverse Foster, Pat Riley, Joe Pearce, joe Henry, Miss Free, Margaret Alexander, Carol Sher, Betty Suddetb, Patsy Phetteplace, Julie Robinson, and Margaret Ann Balentine. ,, 4 I ,F PUBLICITY Kneeling: Philip Holford, Bobby Garrison, jimmy Perley, Pete Partee. Standing: Betty Stall, Jane Gower, Glenn Bolt, Gladys Going, Ann Newell, Miss Parkins, and Pauline James. Ruth Bowen absent. Miss I-IORTENSE PARKINS Adviser kv ,12 GLENN BOLT Chairman o . R -'YH' mt , f X, , . , ,. Miss CAROLINE lVlAULDIN Adviser ir SHIRLEY CAINE CLlHi1'1l1H11 RADIO Miss VVINIFRED ROGERS Adviser ir MELVIN HoRow1rz C hairwran First row: Cordon Thruston, Jimmy Gallivan, Bob Carpenter, John Wilson, Melvin Horowitz. Second row: Ben Moore, Betty VVood, Caroline Trussell, Mary Jane Crymes, Miss Rogers, Bobby Louise Rowland, Helen Willis, Ann McKinney, and Larry Burkley. Hugh Glymph and Betty Rosenberg absent. SOCIAL First row: Billy Gardner, Dot Smith, Shirley Caine, Elizabeth Tillinghast, Brown Mahon. Second row: Inez Parks, Ann Smythe, Miss Mauldin, Betty Earp, Albert Wright. Back row: Thomas Mahaljtey, Richard Quinn, and Donald Saxon. ,T .ffm few K2 4 , M, ykfhoq, 542-1,i.. 01.7 zgifxs, g .A.,,-4,58-405, f' J,-1 . Miss NELL112 BURN ET'I'gAL., Adviser 'lr BOOTSY NORMAN C hairman LMA. TRAFFIC First row: Rosemary Scovil, Dotty Hesse, Carolyn Karst, Margie Cain, Joyce Johnson, Ann Shell. Second row: Miss Burnette, Phyllis Linville, Bootsy Norman, Edith Bryant, Tom Mann. Third row: Grover Reid, Frank McDonald, Nick Regas, and Luke Aull. Belle Meade Martin and Charles Bryant absent. X BOARD OF CONTROL Left to right: Jane Gower, Miss Sara Meredith, Glenn Bolt, Mrs. P. N. Becton, Margaret Ann Balentine, Billy Mayfield, Jimmy Perley, and Ann Garrison. Frances Isbell absent. 1115? KITTIE GODFREY Clfmirafzmfz i' DRIVE VIVIAN UPTON C lfmzirman ir First row: Muriel Foster, Ann Barton, Carolyn Jones, Betty Ann Putman, Doris Folsom, Joyce Hiller, Frank Sanders. Back row: Helen Manly, Nancy VVorrell, Bette Bain, Vivian Upton, Mary Jane Brigham, Patsy Davis, and Jim Morgan. fa.: ,r , RED CROSS few First row: Evalyn Hudson, Ann Cullum, June Cvalphin, Carol Bellotte, Ann Lurey, Kittie Coclfrey. Second row: Louise Fleming, La Claire Caddy, Harriet Willimon, Mary Graham, Nancy Young. Third row: Joe Lindsay, and Dave Erwin. .J..., , BETTY JANE SHIRLEY Clmiruzmz SERVICE PLAQUE First row: Patsy O'Donnell, Barnelle Bolt, Betty jane Shirley, Catherine Lewis, lean Dixon. Hewlett Sullivan, Betty Io Oliver, and Mack Briggs. ff ft. ,MW M, 1, 4 f .UM s I Z ,, on , ,I . vt- '. ,.,s,..E 4: .. . f. ' ' WAR ORPHAN . -ws' DILL BLACKWELL Clmirman 'k First row: Saranel Watson, Betty Sparks, Nlaude Pope, .lane Vllinn, Allie Black Haywood. Second row: Dill Blackwell, Rodney Fields, W. D. Shulrs, Bud Aiken, Billy Brissey, and Frank Spears. Miss MARGARET KEITH Adviser 'k CHARLES MCCUEN President QUILL AND SCROLL MRS. P. N. BECTON Adviser 'A' ANN GARRISON President Seated: jo Ann Leatherwood, Ann Garrison, Margaret Ann Balentine, Vivian Upton, Jane Gower, Glenn Bolt, Nancy Hart Miller, Dotty Hesse, Betty Stall, Alletta dlervey. Standing: Bud Aiken, Billy Mayheld, julie Robinson, Mrs. Becton, Helen Ridley, Doris Folsom, Betty Earp, Luke Aull, and Philip Holford. DISTRIBUTORS CLUB Q of 5 R5 'J V, , , First row: Miss Keith, Betty VVelchel, Bernice Easton Hudgins, Dorothy Mitchell, Mrs. Lucy Crawford. Second row: Pawnee Bradley, Hoyt Brown, Curt Crawford, Thad Burroughs. Third row: Lecil Chiles, Betty Norris, Dell Cox, Larry Murphy. Fourth row: Don Styles, Charles Mc- Cuen, James Floyd, and Julius Freeman. R. H. TVIARTIN Adviser ir IOHN MOGEE President FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Left to right: james Floyd, Mr. Martin, Buddy Garrett, Mack Briggs, Wiley Traynham, Rellis Turner, John Traynharn, John McGee, Charles Schwiers, Bill Phillips, Bill Earle, and Jim Morgan. M. W. BOYD, IR. Adviser 'A' ROBERT THOMPSON President DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS Left to right: Robert Thompson, Harry Hill, Nancy Crouch, Dick Kay, Charles Hard, Lawrence Pitts, Ioe Vaughn, Kenneth Owens, Thelma VVells, Margaret Alexander, Lillian Dow, Kaliure Meng, Cecil Keith, M. W. Boyd, jr., Louis Boland, Grover Reid, Eugene Mullikin, and Buddy Garrett. S v EWR if MISS CAROLYN MAULDIN Adviser DOT PHILLIPS President JUNIOR HOMEMAKERS CLUB First row: Imogene Bledsoe, Alcleen Chamblee, Dot Phillips, Mary Elizabeth Gailyard, Joy Davidson, Hazel Lowe, Barbara Galbraith, Patsy OyDonnell. Second row: Ruth Richards, Nancy lVlcClary, Joe Ellen Rumsey, Mar- garet Goldsmith, Betty Mae jenkinson, ,lean Miller, Anne Garrett. Third row: Gerry Cole, Catherine Lewis, Betty King, Catherine Busbee, lVlary Bishop, .loan Cox, Lyda Robinson, Eleanor King, Ruth Davidson. Fourth row: Iris DeLisle, Lillian Dow, Sula Mae Reece, Phyllis Brown, Lois Lowe, Bobbie Sue lVlcCurley, Iva Mae Miller. Fifth row: lVliss Nlaulclin, Henrietta Howell, Betty Sue Lipscomb, Louise Philli s, Elizabeth Thompson. Sixth row: Doris Rumsey, Marcelle Traynham, Elizabeth Stone, Betty Lupo, lylartha Williams, and Audrey Avery. 010' f, WEE? ,ZW M , I 5 ,Mu,,,,,,iiM 7' ai? 7 wad' qwuamn. WM, ' IWJMII Al-vu.'0 9 iib BOYS'BLOCK LETTER ront row: Pete Parte Harold Simpson, Tommy Lowe, Rellis Turner, Ancly Binclewalcl, Jack Bailey. Second If!! Jimmy D' ., J ar es Schwiers, Mack Briggs, O. O. Crowe, Sam Pittman, Bud Aiken. Thiroi rowg Don Wham, ussell ' ore, Bobby Briggs, Sterling Smith, ,limrny Gxllivan, Bill Bray. Fourth row: ll hillips, illy Mayiifyd , I .Hug 1 yinplgg Dave Erwin, p?sicLekltg9il Billllijnal rl i f J I X X , X SMS Q S , X S :S fs. W K ,,,., X nv x'N , f 52 'I qua , I W Q . f X if X X!!! , Q M X 9 Z 7 , X X as , , f W 'I fig i J X New 0 Us 7 fag ,r af L' 1 I' U, ' ff rife J! lll J -.. itll. I f f J f V ' V ., 'Y 3, , Z . 2 7 Y , l , . f .Pif k ' yn ,fi nzfzr , 5, I-2 Y, F- 15 '..', ,'1 ' ,, 11411, f-'F 2' ,fg 1'Qz..:' 'ff'- igfb-,f:' I 1 gn .... L nl n. ' .Lv I .1 'Tign- :'Zf5 I Z! 51: -..1 , ,., 1 Il I, 11:5 5 . f, 222 I 'ill L., ' , nm' '2 - -, : 0 1-M, Q 'I 'M-ff' .IL .1 '-w.g,u1:t..r v- ,, ' -V ' 'dvlhvxtiiif '. ' . .' Yi! -Sh ,gk 1 ,.r.: ffl? '52 rl :uk ,gmmnuin .f4fALfic:5-Me nuc end 0 15,000 Fans Witness 'the Greenville-Parker Classic feamwor an dlaorfdmand ila. JAMES A. Sucre MOORE Assistant Coach I Footlaall IAMES H. HSPEEDYH SPEER Heaol Coach Football ,N MANAGERS , '55, C ll' xb - -Y e-- V ' I ,f My , W A I N-,f 4, ag 4.4 , 2 mv Y kwa, K' ,. 5 ly 4 3 'ire-t .X all V M '7 '4l'S+g,-L X 7 X1 lf J 'Lf fi 'N-,.. 1.6 Jack Bailey, head rnanagerg Bonnie Trotter, and Bud Aiken. Bobby Bridges absent. STARTING LINE-UP Bacldield, left to right: Bill Phillips, jimmy Gallivan, 0. O. Crowe, Harold Simpson, Dave Erwin. CLine, left to rightl Don Wham, Bellis Turner, Sam Pittman, Robert Brown, Jimmy Panagakos, Sterling Smith, and Billy Mayheld. is 'Ji W J. Us . , . I J, 4 K - 43'-'15 QJQFTQA' .J , . K Q ,..,'5Q ,, 1.4, sQx,.'v9' 5' ,Wa Z ,, W AH., ,, STERLING SMITH All-Southern Tackle -mg N57 ' SAM PITTMAN All-State Guard Win11er Huntefs Blocking Trophy ACTION IN PARKER GAME WW' WW 1945 U oo ALL SQUAD Standing, left to right: Coach Moore, Clymph, Lindsey, Haas, Harris, Reeves, Biclcer, Lowe, Sibley Callivan, Mosley, Crowe, Curry, Simpson, Davis, Bindewald, Erwin, Edwards, Phillips, MeCee, Codfrey Bailey, Coach Speer, Csecond rowD Ashmore, Batson, Kerr, Partee, Briggs, Williams, Bray, Julian, Free- man, Lindsay, Henry, CSeatedD Wham, Turner, Pittman, Brown, Panagakos, Smith, Mayfield, and Turner ., . .Av M M V FV' 4 L E KX 1 4, .1-,, f ,Ni A? fig, Backiield, left to right: Dave Erwin, Jimmy G2 CLine, left to rightl Don Wham, endg Rellig Tm-ner Pittman, guardg Sterling Smith, tackle, and Billy M 1 X .4 Ri 1 X- 'U 1 ff Q 9 '31 X - 1 ' X 7 . Y L 1 All ' 'X X X ,--wx, I Q gg ,V xx A , ,. X R ' X , , i ff X 1' x Isl gf! ff n , Bill Phillips, O. O. Crowe, and Harold Simpson. leg Howard Turner, guardg Robert Brown, centerg Sam l, end. fm xx X v 2 5, 7 4 HUGH GLYL1PH Back PROM LOVVE Back j RUSSEL ASHMORE End jf iff , fe MV 5 Z 1 JOE LINDSEY Back Awww ' mx www ve ,ff 'R . , . I z e BOB BRIGGS ' Center BILL BRAY Tackle 'N , 4 0 W, M ...,. .. , , M J ,mv-M:W,,A.Mi,,,3WW,5MWnq ,.,,, ANIES FREEINIAN End JIMINIY DAVIS Back JOE HENRY Tackle we if? PARTEE Gumd 'Mg-Mm .M,.X,w'. hawk Wim nina mmm JERRY REEVES Back is BILL KERR Emi 'W i ll ' ELLIOT BATSON End , 10 X j I XIVI cf' BILL VVILLIANIS Guard fda! Wiwj 7 lvl? HC lj-V LL ff QP-ff-ff IIBIBIYPANAGAKOS O . f Guard L. C. JULIAN Tackle End TOMMY BERRY End TONIMY HAAS Back A. P. SMITH Tackle N W x ,-IX JW , Q5 N Q I X XX 'X N X! RESPONDING to the call for football hopefuls by Coaches James H. Speedy', Speer and James A. Slick,' Moore, a large group of young and inexperienced boys gathered. This was the material with which Coaches Speer and Moore had to mold an eleven to represent GHS. AFTER four weeks of running, blocking, and sweating under the blister- ing sun, the Raiders were ready for their first encounter. ln this game the Easley High Green Wave was downed 13-0. IN the next game, the Greenville eleven was defeated in the last two minutes of play by Sumter 6-0. The Anderson Yellow Jackets visited the textile center to be dipped by the Speermen 13-12. DONNING the red and white for the fourth time, the Red Electrics were overpowered by the Gaffney Indians 16-13. Columbia High was just a little bit too much for the Greenville boys as they emerged as losers 26-13. ENDURING all that Charleston High had to offer for the first of the game, the Raiders were overcome in the last two periods to lose by a score of 34-13. The Greenville eleven downed Asheville High with ease in the next encounter 18-6. Spartanburg then conquered the Speermen 39-6. RALLYING to the hopes and pleas of Coaches Speer and Moore, a bunch of boys, with the strongest will to win ever known by the boys, entered Sirrine Stadium to pulverize ,Parker 28-6 before 15,000 in the most important game of the season. SO another football season passed at GHS. lt was far from the most successful season ever had, but it was a pleasure and fine experience for the boys who served under two of the best coaches anywhere, james H. 'iSpeedyl' Speer and his capable assistant James A. Slick Moore. THE GREENVILLE HIGH BAND ,..., M, L ,,..,.m,.u...,,, , ..x,-axL-nu-if, R WL.. , .. , ,,. R .1 CHEERLEADERS lXlLll'gL11'CfLxHI1 Balcntine, lzeml clzeerlemlerg Billy Gardner, seniorg laclcie Holloway, juniorg Iimmy Perley, juniorq Betty lo Oliver, sophomoreg Sonny lXlcKitt1'iCk, sophomoreg Mary Petropoulos, freshmang and Emory Chambers, lreshman. R E S U L T S The Raiders' 1946 Record: Opponent W Laurel Creek .,,. , . . Harding ...... , , . Ocala . . . . . Harding . , . . . Parker ..... . . . Spartanburg . . , . , , Greer . , . . . . . Anderson . . , . , , Easley .... . . . Greer ..,.,... , . , Spartanburg . . . . Anderson , . , . , . Easley ...,... . . . Parker .,,.,,,.. , , . North Charleston . . . . Bishop England . . . , . Charleston .,,...... . . . Thomas Jefferson Southern ... Wilmington ..... . . , C 42 50 27 43 22 26 53 51 48 43 44 44 45 41 56 43 45 28 32 21 They 13 24 19 31 28 33 23 25 17 31 21 2.2 22 39 18 41 25 27 36 31 BASKETBALL JAMES A. HSLICKU MOORE Basketball Coach ff W Q 1 RONNIE TROTTER Basketball Manager DAVE ERVVIN Forward Aflost Valuable Player W 4 ,., :V 1' fx. .4PQMl!- ax-,lg-, ff' Q - - BILL COLLIER Guard bfftf'-IQ!! .fL,jl ,-JL rf- I BILL JKERR I'lAROLD BURNS Forwaral Center All-Star, S. C. T0urna11'1erztg,l JIIVIIWY LINDSAY Guard H UGH GLYMPH Forward All Smr 21151 T66111Z-D1'tk6'D141'hH1'71 BILL IVIAYFIELD BILL PHILLIPS Guard AllAStm', S. C. Tournament Guard DON VVHAM Center 6' X I ,J JERRY REEVES Forward , MRS. GIL ROWLAND if I f lv E K if Assistant Director Miss CAROLINE EASLEY Girls' Athletic Director GIRLS' BLOCK LETTER CLUB Front row, left to right: Ellen Thrasher, Dell Cox, Lilly Brooks, Amarylis Dalton, Norma Bell Singleton, Eunice Cillespie, Leatrice Elrod, Csecond rowl Christine Weams, Marion Withington, Lottie Margaret Babb, Betty Jenkinson, Annie Laurie Bailey, Marcelle Traynham, Mildred Cutts, Anita Stone, Cthird rovvD Leatrice Smith, jane Cower, Betty ,lean Chambers, Betty ,lo Cliver, Cfourth IOWD Julia Dixon, Suzanne Echols, and Mary Black. GHS GIRLS KEEP PHYSICALLY FIT B i I I y R o s e CAOOJQJ ,U ov? 4 L lfLZ6LIfllflQ ECAOA S E N 1 0 R QGUQ 861 SENIOR Eff? .Ann Clwi:5folaA 06!WaV6! UN I 0 R yiancg .Huff A SOPHOJIORE Wang yane Efigkam MARGARET ANN BALENTINE IO ANN LEATHERVVOOD S911i01' Senior ROSA BRIGGS Senior Sf A 4' ,I 1' - if MARY BAKER MARY JANE CRYKIES LUCILLE AIANLY BARBARA VVILSON junior fzuzior junior junior rflawff Aged? L ef My GUN MW FM. ig 'Q' BETTY IO OLIVER MAUDE POPE Sophomore Sophomore 9yjPJ MVN 1' E BN X- 73 dgzwwffffff KTTTY SUE CARTER ROSA KAY GARRETT MARGIE GOODVVIN CAROL MAI-ION Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman afgf 1 PAULA HARRIS IANE GOVVER DELL COX MARGARET ANN BALENTINE BETTY RAVVLINGS UUWLQ LUKE AULL BILL PHILLIPS DILL BLACKVVELL BILLY IVIAYFIELD DAVE ERDVIN MOST STYLISH if BETTY RAWLINGS CHARLES MCCUEN SVVEETHEART OF '46 MARGARET ANN BALENTINE J' 'AVN MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED 'A' PAULA HARRIS DILL BLACKWELL ROMEO AND IULIET ak BIARGARET ANN BALENTINE BILLY ATAYFIELD ? 7 ' 3, ' K 4, V BEST LOOKING uk BETTY RAWLINGS BILLY COLLIER BEST ALL-BOUND MARGARET ANN BALENTINI , 75 ff 45.4 mg, BILLY MAYFIELD MOST ATHLETIC 'A' DELL Cox DAX'E ERWIN ' ' rx, 1.1 ' w ,-if , . A . I MQST POPULAR ir AIARGARET ANN BALENTINE BILLY AIAYFIELD xx 51. if I just resting. 6 Homeward loounol. 7 8 9 l'Swoon Boy Erwin entertaining the fellows. 10 Sweet Sue. Class President Dill. 11 jolly Polly. Helen in a clieerful inoool Attention, please. The gang. The liulolaa lfmlalaa girls. Interesting? A tense rnornent for the cheerleaders. A competent senior. journalism at its hest. Ain't life grand? Our twelve-year-olzzl prooligy. lnquisitive sophomores. Those block letter boys. George gives his opinio Watch your spelling! Spring fever? Fore, Caolaliel A good twosorne! n to cz speech class Do1z't smem' it, Roscoe. just Zoning. Three Ci1Q61'l6'HLiC1'S pose for the cmrzemnzon. At whom are you smiling? Pals. Bobby Bridges, o 1945 football manager. Ioanne and Sweetie 5 my, my! He's my guy. Enjoying campus life. A sextette posing for the cmnera. lane admiring the GH S trophies 1 3 1 2 2 I 2 I 1 1-:umm n-um f Quan ind. 'nur' 11 fn. -1.54 - 465 M' WQEEMKWW ,UAW GREENVILLE TEXTI E SUPP Y CO. iiwffiiiliifi iifiifp ,.-.vQjLc,L, ju ,elwvb 'K0 N' Aff-'CAM'- D, :1,,,s.eQ- 'h NADNYU iv..,ZfIgO22.,,W,, 1-jxfirbffje-fjfttsw JAN MP' Ca,-Us-Q! 504-506 Rhett Street A4L44L44 Z' ,fill R P1 A. 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