Grove High School - Futurist Yearbook (Paris, TN)

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Pj, P! my . ,KW X x S5 Q'- il l , T E FUTURIST - -z- SENIOR CLASS WOODROW TIMIMONS -k Football, '28, '29, so, Hi-Y, '30,' far., Letter, '30, '31, Adelphian, Cheer Leader, '28, '29Z Annual Staff, Most Handsome Senior, 'Tennis Club. LUCILLE TROTTER. Music Club, '30, '31, Dramatic Club, '30, '31, Fine Arts. Club, '29, '30, Shakespeare Club, '29, '30, Pres. Dramatic Club, '31. LOUIS WALKER. , F. F. T. '28, '29, '30, '31,' Math Club, As- tronomy Club, Live ,Stock Judging Team. K.AT.HER.I.NE WHEATLEY V Shakespeare Club, '30, Glee Club, '30, Pres. Club, '30, Comet Reporter Dramatic Club, '31, Class Song Writer, '31, Most Musical Senior. ALLAN WHIPPLE, . Letter Club, '30, '31, Comet Reporter, 31, Hi-Y, '31, Pep Club, '29, Football, '29, '30, Shakespeare Club, 229, Secaand Treas. Nation- al Athletic Scholarship Society, '31, Journal- ism Club, '30, Track Team, '31f' PEARL WIGGINS Girl Reserve,,'30, '31, Shakespeare Club, '30, Glee Club, '30, Dantiest Senior, '31, Best Nature-d Senior, '3l. HERBERT WILLIAMS Math Club, '30, F. F. T. '30, '31, Astronomy Club, '31, Baseball, '30, '31. WOODROW WINDSOR- Math Club, '30, Science Club, '30, '31, As- tronomy Club, '3l. CLARA MAI WEUJLARD Fine Arts Club, '29, 30, Shakespeare Club, '29, '30, History Club, '30, '31, Math Club, '30, '31, Globe Trotters Club, '28, '29, W FLORENCE WINSETT Vice Prespshakespeare Club, 30, Vice Pres. Fine Arts 1'Club, '30, Pres. Music Club, '31, Dramatic Club, '31, Honor Society, '3l. . I 3I

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,Ja ', . Ns!! . ., Mn Sify rsiiit ':- ' Tl-IE-FUTURIST Class History Remember that day when a hundred of us more or less trudged up the hill? Our first day in high school! Fear, mingled with wonder and joy, was a part of our thoughts as we found ourselves among other and more advanced students. Fear, that' we were doing the Wrong thing, wondering if others felt as out-of-place as we looked and joyous than our many and varied shades of green did not clash so bad. After all, you know, we were 'a fine looking bunch, in our own estimation. What was everyone so quiet about?' Oh, yes, there was Principal Matthews rising and talking to us, giving new hope in every Word that We too might 1'each the goal of a graduate. With a rush of spirit .and enthusiasm, we started our four-year career. Sam Joneswas our first president and serving with him were Vice President Floyd Rawls, secretary and treasurer, Gus Singleton. Football and baseball stars were both made that year, Sam Jones bringing off the laurels in football and Neil Andrews in baseball. Our scholastic attempt resulted in Maurice Martin receiving the Undergraduate Medaland also Winning in a stat-e-wide W. C. T. U. contest. Q Our sophomore year found us some what diminished in number, but still we were able to yell and yell loud. Neil Andrews was elected president, Jimmie Diggs, vice presidentg Ernestine Elam., secretaryg Woodie Lou Diggs, treasurer. Our honors in football were ln- creased by Carter, Mims and Timmons. Baseball letters were made by James and Doris Guthrie and James Mansfield. ' Juniors! Upper-classmenl Big Sisters! How important we feltl James Mansfield became our president, Johnnie Gorman, vice president: Ernestine Elam treasurer 'and Donna Postlethwaite, secretary. Our athletic efforts were well received with nine football boys-, six on the baseball team with Julia Sensing their queen, three on the boys' track team and six of our own girls on the girls' track team. , . Only 67 of us returned to become Seniors. The honor of class president went to Joe Mims, vice president to Joe Howard, secretary, Rosalind Rogers, and treasurer, Doortlry McCall. On the gridiron Carter, Andrews, Mims, Timmons, Mansfield, Gorman, Howard, and Whipple played for Ole Grove. On .the diamond the Guthrie brothers, Andrews, Mansfield, Lax and Whipple represented us. Vida Miller was the school's popular football queen. Charles Hendley represented Grove as school orator in the literary, meet. His oration on World Peace won first place for our school. Jimmie Diggs, representative in InterlClass Contest, won second place. s U . All in all, we graduates feel that our four years at Grove have been happy and success- ful. May others who are to take our place meet with the same good fortune that we have known. h . . , Woodie L. Riddick. Qian' I J 4'