Grove High School - Futurist Yearbook (Paris, TN)

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SENIORS MARGARET SMITH “A little girl, smart and sweet, She’s the kind of person you'd like to meet.” F. H: A., °45, °46; Pep Club; °45, °46, ‘47, °48: Glee Club, °48; Per- fect Attendance, ‘45, °47. MILDRED FAYE SPANN “A mischievous girl whose last name is Spann One of the favorites of our clan.”’ Pep Club, °45, °46, °47, °48; Glee Club, °47, °48; Comet Staff, °48; F. H. A., °45, °46; Perfect At- tendance, °45, °47. VIRGINIA STURDIVANT “Quiet, obedient, a possessor of good traits, She is the mirror of all courtesy.” Pep Club, °45; Glee Club, °45; FHS Ave 459 46: BILL SUTTON “Father calls me William; Sister calls me Will; Mother calls me Willie, but The ‘fellers’ call me Bill.” Comet Staff, '48; Football, °46, °47, 48- Basketball, °46; Boxing, °46. LV { po : foe (| ROBERT T. TAYLOR “Let sleeping dogs lie.” T and I Club, °44. LOWELL THOMAS “Good will is the mightiest, practical force in the universe.” F. BS A. 4556465 1475.48. ANNIE SUE TURNER “Witty, happy, sweet as a rose, Annie Sue can walk on her toes.” F. H. A., °45; Tower Staff, °48. RANDOLPH TURNER “Good nature and good sense must ever join.” President of Class, 45; Class Cheer Leader, '45; Vice-President of Class, °46, °48; Secretary of Class, °47; Football, °45, °46, °47, °48; Alter- nate-Captain, °48; G-Club, °46, °47, °48; Vice-President of G-Club, °48; Comet Staff, °46, °47, °48; Hi-Y, °46, °47, °48; Vice-President of Hi-Y, °48; Boxing, °46; Basketball, 47; Red Cross Representative, °47; National Honor Society, °48. fy i

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SENIORS BETTY SUE OLDS “Our hearts are filled with ringing, When to us she is singing.” F. H. A., '45, °46; Glee Club, °48; Pep Club, 45, '46, °47, °48; Speech Choir, 48. EMILY ANN ORR “This brilliant girl, who is first rate, Graduated with us in 748.” Pep Club, '45, °46, °47, °48; Glee Club, °47, °48; Vice-President of Glee Club, '48; Comet Staff, °47, °48: Tower Staff, °48; F.H.A., °45, °46; Parliamentarian of F. H. A., °46; Merit Roll, '45, °46; Perfect Attendance, °45, °46, °47. SARAH OWEN “One can be well known with poise, Without making lots of noise.” F. H. A. 45; Speech Choir, 48. CARLOS OWENS “Honor, trust, and joy Compose a nice boy.” T and I Club, °45; Hi-Y, °46, °47, BE ere An a 4Ogn 4155 48. JAMES POLK PASCHALL “Did nothing in particular, And did it very well.” F, F. A., °46, °47, °48: Treasurer of F. F. A., '47, °48; Football, °45, “46, °47, °48; G-Club, ‘47, °48; Hi-Y, °47, °48; Tower Staff, °48; Who's Who °48 (Most Unpredict- able). JERRY SUE RIDGEWAY “Around this girl everyone is gay, She is an all-round, good person in every way.” Pep Club, 45, °46, '47, '48; Cheer Leader, °47, 48; F. H. A., 45, °46; Foothall Attendant, °45, ‘46; Glee Club, °47, °48; Junior Favorite, °47; Girls’ Letter Club, °48; Football Queen, '48; Who's Who, °48 (Best all-round) . JOHN RUSSELL “A good heart is better than all the heads in the world.” Fa Fo Al 3 44. 45; 246, 405) Vice President of F. F. A., °44; Hi-Y, 46, °47, 48: [and I Club; 48; President of T and I Club, °48. CHARLES RYE “A little work, a little play To keep us going—and so good day.” . A., °45, °46; Secretary of AG ar 46 band LC lub. 4465

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SENIORS ROBERT GERALD WHITE “Roguish eyes and mischiev- ous grin, To everyone a fine friend.” Football, °47, °48. AILEEN WHITEHEAD “Quiet, kind, happy as a lark, Her dancing eyes would sparkle in the dark.” MARY ELIZABETH WILLIAMS “Mary is so full of charm, She will never cause alarm.” F. H. A‘, °45, '46; Volunteer Girls’ State, °47. NORMA FAY WORKMAN “A cute little cheer leader, full of pep In everything she’s always in step.” Pali Asc) 45,046. pep Clubec4s, °46, °47, °48; Treasurer of Pep Club, 48; Glee Club, °45, '46, °47, °48; Interclass Contest, °46; Thespians, “47, °48; Treasurer of Thespians, “48; Comet Staff, °46, °47, °48; Football Attendant, '47; Cheer Lead- er, 48. Hie tele Cele@.NeS (CLASS POEM) Four years ago this day seemed far, This day when we achieve our dream. It seemed almost a will-o-wisp As across the years we caught the gleam. But hopefully we took our place, And sturdily we walked the way; We pushed aside the hindrances That sought to bar us from this day. Now gratefulness we give to those | | Who going before have left a trail, And beckon us to follow on; With spirits bright we cannot fail. And now with gladness look we back Along the path which we have made: Each good deed seems to cast a glow Which makes the faulty ones to fade. And now with courage look we on Toward other years and deeds undone, To many tasks we must complete, And many laurels to be won. —Joan Maxedon 4