Grove High School - Futurist Yearbook (Paris, TN)

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JFK M N sg X . RL 3 - THE-FUTUQIST - -:- FUTURIST STAFF - rf' Inez Irion, Editor-in-Chief ' H 1- Donna. Postlethwalte, Asociate Editor Ernestlne E1a.m, Associate REdltor ,jg Dudley Porter, Sports Editor Woodrow Timmons, Adv.i Staff Helen Smith, Joke Editor Dorothy,McCa,ll, Adv. Staii James Mansfield, Asst. Adv. Mgr . fNei1 Andrews, Adv. - ' Viron Beard, Adv. Staff Thomas Greer, Adv. Staff COMET 'STAFF ' i Maurice Martin, Editor-in-Cliief. - ' ,f , Blair Salter, Advertising Staff Margaret Pritchette, 'Local'-Editor Q ' Richard Dunlap, Asst. Editor Ernestine Elam, Asso. Editor Ines Irion, Exchange Editor Dudley Porter, Sports Editor Neil Andrews, Adv. Mgr. ,' ' ,Helen Smith, ,Joke Editor Donna. Postlethwaite, Asso. Ed. James Mansfield, Asst. Mgr. Eleanor Denslow, Asst. Editor. WWW

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n- - TI-IE-FUTUR IST ' -z- A. S. Ruth f R. P. K , IQ BI FACULTY W. J. Smith. .............. B. A., Principal F. F. Fish ...................... Science and Mathematics D. O, McNee1y .......... ........ Biology Mary Beth Morris ........ .. English Mrs. W. J. Smith ........ ' . . Librarian Cathleen Riggs ..... E .... . . History Mrs. C. T. Pardue ...... ........ Home ECOIl0IT!iCS G. D. Robison ..... .... .......... History and Economics Gladys Holladay. ............ . L . . C English Elsa Ezell ....................... English and French Weston .............. B. A., Latin and History Grace Renshaw McSwain ..... . . Mathematics Harris ............ Dramatics Charles WIISOH .................. Chemistry and Physics Eva Mlai Dinwiddie. . ....... . . . . Home Economics Clark . . . .............. . . . Mathematics C. T. Pardue .............. . . Agriculture

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RJR ,. .. . ., Mt Q63-ff we rs -Q THE - FUTURIST Class Poem Gone are four happy.-years of our life, Four years we've spent in struggle and strife, Struggle for those determined to wing For example, we've Maurice and dear Rosalind. Four years ago, one September morn We started to High School with courage reborn. We vowed we'd let pleasures all go to heck, And take old knowledge around his neck. But try as we might, our vows wouldn't, last, And we played and we worked, as in the days past. One day was for work, the other for play, And now we have come to the end of the way. Those who have stuck, in fair days and bad, Have got what they wanted, and now they're so glad: For the time will soon come, when We surely will need The things we have learned in the best High School creed. We thought teachers hard, and they thought us tough, But they taught us our lessons and that was enough. Then in the future, why, we'll give thanks to all, And wish we'd done better, while rolling the ball. But the time has now come, after four years' hard ride, When goodbye must be said to our dear old hill-side. So, goodbye, dear classmates, and teachers and friends. We hope you'll be happy until the world ends. A -Mildred Smith. Class Song s Dear old Grove, oh how we hate to leave you! You have been our friend for all these years, But we are glad to say that we are through, And happy that we've won our laurels too. We have worked together all these years And tried to do the very best we couldg But we have said that we will surely not shed tears, Because we know we've done the things we should. Four' long yea-rs we've worked at dear old Grove High And counted every year passed by, And hoped that each might be our last one To say that we are glad the battle's Won. But now that we have come to that time, We will then leave old Grove High behind. So we have done the best we could in these four years, And now for Grove High School we give three cheers. -Katherine Wheatley. '9 3'