Heath High School - Pirata Yearbook (West Paducah, KY)
- Class of 1936
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X ., 1 4 f ' A-- .f'Wf Q, V-' V ' in Q , ffm' '15 1-3 ' g . -?'1.1'if ,..A,- r. ,. f. sm:..... PF . .- . --.,,g...w-Q.-2' ' ' ' ' 4 N f J 4' fin? 4.1 - ,G ,....., g 1 135 V-we 1.5 I rl H 'G 'Z--. ' 4' 1: . fx.. .', ' ' 'Xa .gi-1 1, Q M ., 'f'f:f,ajw 'f2z.f'4W' '5- 1 Q Q -. 4- I. . .. 5 D' -A ' Q if 41-w , g. J 1 v 1 ,, as '5 Q .. . .fi , ' A . in 3 ri I A . r ' Q 'V ' ... if 5 Vg, A U .l yi? Q . :fur ,, JH' . ' 1 -' vi . . 4 4 f ii 5 0 4 1 i K-A rsh., .. vi l R-A' a v ,, 4..- HO enters here shall know the joy of worlvethe comfort of friend- shipeethe success of endeavor. Y ' I ar I l 'x i 6lIIflIHIHIE5 IIDMRAGIIKA PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF HEATH Hmm SQBHQDQDL PADUCAH, KY. VOLUME III .I- Ill 1 Q3 6 1' el I . ,, 7.5 gr nf- 3. - rm aa 1 GRE This, the third cditipu of .iga tressuye I cigar ta be opened by the Pinkas, in EWR, who have inet sail of pa A bring vgmL V. car V U r . .8741 JW 3-iilwv. ,.,:'..2' - V . 1 . -1 3 , ,. , ,. Y. wa. -,. V- A' 'wi fi. m ' 'Q-,.,51p-S - 1 fx . b ,- - 1: ag - 4 L V- 4- r fbi, ' 15:51 Jilf ':- , M Q2 5, ,.-.Eg KFVQ lm- Y' ' l .fi 13-H 1.1 j jSf':'?,g-- -1 5. 16:15, iv 'f M. .-,. ef- . ,A M K 4- 3 Tig w. v 'RTI' 9'. ,V .,,.,9 lx fav-:W 4, -1.55 ,q , 1 '- ' - fr 'a,-'- 'sz 1 . . .H' ,-,ij it-5 Q ,- 2, 1ni..Q3lf:.z.I.-r, rl , 1- -1 ' . i.,k.L.,, . , THEME ROGRESS has been appropriately se- lected as the theme for the 1936 Pirata because of the erection of a modern school building at Heath to meet the needs of a greatly developed high school. 'F EDI CA TI ON Because of his interest in the youth of today as the men and Women of tomorrowg Because of his broad-mindedness,his untiring energy, his enthusiasm, and his unfailing interest in student activitiesg Because ofthe interest he has always manifested in any move for the betterment of Heath High School, we, the Senior Class of '36, do dedicate this, the third edition of The Pirata, to our dearly beloved principal, D. D. Crisp. f I X ' PPRECIATION To all, the prize is open, But only he can take it Who says, with Roman courage, 'I'll find a Way, or make itl ' To Mr. Miles Meredith, Superintendent, and the McCracken County Board of Education, by whose foresight and eH'ort we now have the tangible of the present-in whose minds were first conceived the architecture which makes Heath a place of beauty in which to work and play and growwwe express our smcere appreciation. BOOK OF ONTENTS THE SCHOOL . . THE ACTIVITIES . . THE FEATURES . . Wba! fculpture if to zz block gf marble, educafiofz if to tfze lzumafz foul. G Q The 612001 fm in Q f ,QW :H ff 7 f r' ' ' e TI f . - ' ' 4, X i . T A-vt. I.. K. :Ill Fill Tia' H 4JMI WL ' I il I Aa. i v V v V 'Iii - .,i . V Q Q ',', ., VV ' Q vfii i ' .s. H u -I r . s I s scifi. ' 5 5 -g X' W Yi T diff s yv X it- XXV ' l-:dl - h -I.-ff, ' 1 T. 1 Q.- l -P-I X gl dill ik ltr - 'lf't :L 1 'ij lm f-' ll C N I f - S 4 V 5 ' .gi N f -l H' 'I x,L'z, Pziata Faculzjf Advzker MISS IILOISE LFDFORD We, the Senior Class of '36, wish to thank you for the help you have given us. Graciously and earnestly you have aided us to meet our problems. Under your efficient sponsorship, this annual is made possible. May you sponsor many more successful annuals. Sembr Sponror MRS. ICURUTH R. SWIFT To you, Mrs. Swift, we, the Class of '36, wish to express our gratitude for your companionship. The many helpful suggestions which you so readily gave to us are deeply ap- preciated. The sincere interest and confidence which you had in everyone of us has made you one of our dearest friends. VVe shall also remember your reassuring smile, with which we have become so familiar. Sembr C 0 -Spomor MRS. LEON T. SMITH A. B. Union University Eugfirli Mrs. Smith served as substitute teacher until the second semester, when she was elected for full-time work, after the resignation of Mrs. Swift. . To you, Mrs. Smith, we express our appreciation for your patience and kind assistance during the trying hours of our graduating exercises. ' Page len IQ36 as if 1 ' The CD im fa Parent- Teaclzerf .filyfofmtzbn A Hi. ' The P. T. A. began Working at the first of the year with the school and continued throughout the term. At the first meeting the P. T. A. suggested sponsoring the Boy Scouts with Mr. Crisp as Scoutmaster and Girl Reserves with Miss Morelock as adviser. They cooperated with the school and Homemakers Club in sponsoring a School and Community Fair, a minstrel, went fifty-fifty with the school in buying shrubs to plant around the school building, and helped furnish the community room with tables, curtains, and piano. Through the advertising cooperation of thc P. T. A., two Senior plays, Hers Come: Clmrlie and Tlzc Valley of Glzofir were made successes. All meetings of the Heath High School P. T. A. were held at night, thereby permitting both parents and teachers to attend. The outstanding and best attended P. T. A. program of the year was Dad's Night. P. T. A. OFFICERS OF 1935-1936 Prefirlznt .......... ......,...,...........,.....,..,.. M Rs. O. T. MYERS Vice Preridmt .... ..,.,. M Rs. C. C. Mounts Secretary ........ ...,... M Rs. ED KELLEY Treasurer ..... . . . MRS. L. E. YOUNG GNN? Mcfrackefz Coumjf Board 0 f Education ' 1935-1936 MR. WALTER JENKINS, Route 1, Kevil, Kentucky MR. THURMAN JETT Route 1, Paducah, Kentucky MR. JOHN HARPER fTerm Began January 1, 1936, Route 1, Kevil, Kentucky MR. PAUL HARTING fTerm Expired january 1, IQ30, Route I, Kevil, Kentucky MR. R. O. jONES Route 4, Paducah, Kentucky MR. L. B. 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S. lIi'I'57'.Yify of KElIflll'K'j' IIONII-Q lfL'ONOMIL'S D. D. CRISP B. S. llfzzmzy Stuff Y'm1f'hx1'f Cofffvgf' vxuwcwfu. MRS. F. S. KlCI,l.l'.Y A. B. Mll7'i'dj' Smfe 7'e4zfher.r Coffege MUSIC Page fccfffw Family A ROWICNX NIXRSHALL MOLIC'I'IC MORICLOCIQ H. K. DOWI-ILT. lg. 9- ,Xl B, A. B., M. A. Um '.f'. sux' bf. f' 'l'v.1fhr1u Cfollxgf fwnrmy Sfare Teflfhezu Cofffgf' H'f, 'f5 'f Kfwffffkl' Sfflff? T-'Whf' College r,1u1uR1,w xxn 1:xc,1.1su SCIl'.NlL'Ii AND PHYSICAL 1f:m'c,x'1'lcw L,l1ii,e,-jiry of Awifhigw fx1A'l'Hl4IMA'1'lCS I.l ,UN 'l'. SMITH H- S- 1 R-'XNCICS AllC'1 l' ICLOISIC Llfilnlfoklm 1llll'I1l'X' Slillr 7'zh11'M'11f Cfofffgf' flflnrzuly Smfe TL'zII'A. 'I'J' Cfoffxgz' A- B- Iierea College HIVIURY fJR XDl'fS C0 M M ICRCIAI. Page fM1'ff'rf1 A I L Y w- , jjj ' '-4 - W.. wg ' V Y,'JfiR ' 7 V' ,7f?X -i., -- 5 'f VYVV H ' , V l,,.- ,.. 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The successful debate team was composed of Roy Vance, Zack Hill, and Boyce McElya, all of whom are seniors. Ten of the eleven student secretaries were seniors. The music and athletic departments will feel I a deep loss when they organize next fall for some of their most prominent members will be among the missing. The seniors, in the hope of leaving something worthwhile behind, have worked very hard under the leadership of Miss Eloise Ledford to publish this Pirata. s il SENIORS MAKING AN AVERAGE OF B OR HIGHER-FIRST SEMESTER 'ONEDA Ross Roy VANCE FRANCES ANDERSON WILMA DURRETT .IUANITA WARFOIID VERGII, GIPSON HARVINE RAGLAND GRACE -IOINER EMILY MILIIER LAURINE CALDWELL ELIZABETH WEATHERINGTON Page fourteen 1936 v ' . 'Q 414, The Zfelffl nfroduezh lb The Class of 1936 PRESIDENT YICRGIL GlPSON4n1oves in a world of action Glee Club I, 25 Librarian 25 Spooky Tf1':'er11 25 Pirate: of Pell- zaufe 25 l7'il1f Ginger 25 Barkley Medal 25 Class Call Staff 2, 35 Minstrel 2, 3, 45 Luohiug Loffely 35 Daffy and Daffy 45 Editor-iw Chief '36 Pirata5 Teacher Secre- tary 43 Here Come: Charlie 4. SECRETARY VICLLON TAYLOR-has a frank and open nature Glce Club 1, 2, 3, 45 .4411-wz Boggs Freshman 25 The Pirate.: of Pefzzanre 25 Looking Lonely 35 Dolly am! Daffy 45 Librarian 45 Pirata Staff 45 Here Comer Charlie 4. VA LEDICTORIA N HARVINE RAGLAND 4 is noted for careful and pains- taking work Beautification Club 25 Glee Club 25 Girls Chorus 25 Pirate.: of Penzazzre 25 Lihrariwz 35 De- biltlllg 3, 45 Daily aufl Daffy 45 The Valley of Choftx 45 Pirata Staff 45 Teacher Secretary 4. ,,-sr' E V .f V 1 N 'f'x X T 9' W l l 'age fifteellif D VICE PRESIDENT BOYCIC Mcl'ILYA-wins with his speaking ability Mixed Chorus 15 Rom! to the City 25 Aarwz Boggs F7'65hN1dlI 25 Lflflhlllg Lovely 35 l'ldilor-in- Chief Class Call 35 Winner Pirata Salesmanship Contest 3, 45 Minstrel 2, 3, 45 Debating 2, 3, 45 Pirata Staff5 When Sally Comes to Tofwi 45 The Valley of Chem 45 Cheer Leader 4. TREASURER ,IICSSIC CARNIC,-XL, kIR.-- give him a basketball, and then watch Mixed Chorus 15 :liH'0lI lfoggi Frefhlfiali 25 Band I, 2, 35 Bas- ketball 3, 45 Looking Loeely 35 Pirata Staff 45 Dotty mn! Daffy 45 Here Comer Charlie 4. SALUTA TORIA N WILMA 1. 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ROBERT NEEL-has a quiet disposition Future Farmers I, 25 'llaxidermy 25 Beautification Club 25 Glee and reserved 1936 Duffy auf! Daffy 45 Commercial Club 45 Librarian 45 Teacher Secretary 45 The lfaffejv of Chosfr 4. NICWICLL STARKS4has a sen of humor Iintered from Lone Oak 45 Bas- ketball 45 Here Comer Charlie 45 Photography 4. EMILY lVIlLLER-says little but knows more Glee Club 25 Class Call Staff 25 Librarian 35 Student Council 35 Commercial Club 45 Teacher Secretary 45 Editor of School News 4. RAYMOND H. MASSllif4al- ways shares his love affairs Piano 1, 25 Beautification Club 25 Librarian 2, 35 Basketball 3, 45 Band 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Boys Chorus 45 The Valley of Chart: 4. Page xixfeelz we 'rt- .iix Q WANDA SMITH-never speaks out of turn Secretary and Treasurer I5 President Home Economics Club 25 Commercial Club 45 Librarian 4. Z.-XCK C. HILL--aspires to be a great actor Barkley Medal Winner I5 Boys Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, 55 County Declamation and Oratory IQ Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 55 Boys Quartet 2, 3, 4, 55 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, 55 Piralef of PBIZZZKZIIFE 35 District Oratory Winner 35 De- bating 3, 4, 55 Double Mixed Quartet 3, 45 Mist Cherry Elo:- .wm 55 Minstrel 55 A Cappella Choir 55 Roles in 9 plays 1, 2, 31 4a 5' EIHANFTTIQ LONG-is sweet and .never bold Home Economics Club 25 Class Call Staff 35 Commercial Club 4s Typing 4- CLARENCE FISER-sees him- self as a great Scoutmaster Boys Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, 55 Mixed Chorus I, 2, 4, 55 Taxidermy 35 Public Discussion 35 Boy Scouts 3, 4, Ss Boys Quarter 41 Ss Mixed Octet 4, 5. f NJ X V -.f fig? VB Eflf 'VAR IP . :em 2 A 'R' Q- The Zfelfel ROY GHOLSON--shows signs of a radiotrician Bank 15 Taxidermy 2, 35 Look- ing L0t'ely 35 Deity and Daffy 45 Commercial Club 45 Teach- er Secretary 45 Tlze Valley of Chart: 4. FRANCICS ANDERSON i it saucy and flirtatious Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Librarian I, 2, 3, 45 Aznzt Sophrouie at College 25 Aarmz lioggr Frerh- mazz 25 Dramatics 55.13, 45 Min- strel 2, 3, 45 Loolclaig Lovely 35 Secretary and Treasurer 35 Wlzen Sally Comet to Town 45 Pirati Staff 45 A Cappella Choir 45 Commercial Club 4. E. ROPER-is a friend to everyone Beautification Club 25 Taxider- my 35 Class Call Staff 35 Com- mercial Club 45 Photography 45 The Valley of Glzom 4. 4 LORETTA MILLER - rather talk than eat Singer of Naples I5 Home Economics Club I, 25 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, 53 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, 55 Pirate: of Peuzzmfe 35 Photography 55 The Valley of Ghllffl 55 Siler Swiflge from Turfzip Ridge 45 Baslzful Mr. Bobbr 5, Um- -lf? WSJ' f-ff i L-J HBE! l r 3 fem, 2 5,2 5 , -YHQZICV lg. F ,qi 3 5 . lfiiybgj, .1 - 'r'- . 11. . ik ' A 'N A ' 44 z V f -ffeffftffff .4 - ' - f 4 2 ,. + f - , ' .: :Lf-':r.- ... it .... Nl Y liliii J n i -o-f4- - L MJ KJ ,',,-f','S' .- - 1 .sVi4'7.,4 YV 'rv V V'f:'- MN, 4 ,.,A gmsfl u Srfll ,ex X ssl' JIM' E E ,fax 4 3, . . K if Q, f 3 Jig. 'ii f .1 I Svfh ji ..:s':sfs':a. .V V . 4 4 - 2 W iii. Fir'-4f'E . -7 2 ' 3 A 1 ' Y alll . Lei la. 'iir?Ili?i'l WR? ll 'X fa. 3-iff. . flili. I iihx VICTOR SMITH - lends a helping hand Band IQ Glec Club 1, 23 Aaron Boggr Freshman 33 Basketball 3, 43 Pirata 4, SQ Photography 5. GRACE klOlNlalR+tlreatns of being a private secretary Librarian 2, 33 Typing Team 3g Commercial Club 43 Teacher Secretary 4. MACK LEWIS, AIR.--aspires ti own a grocery Band 23 Librarian 23 Class Call Reporter 33 Glee Club 43 Com- mercial Club 43 The Valley of Ghosh 4. DORIS lVlACF4aims to welr a nurse's uniform Entered from Washington 22 Baritone Horn Solo 23 Glee Club 23 Band 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club 4. LAURlNl'i CALDWl'iLLfaims high as a dietician Entered from Lone Oak 43 Band 43 A Cappella Choir 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Girls Chorus 43 Dc- bating 43 Daffy and Daffy 43 Here Comer Charfie 4. -IOHN O. LUNN4-is electric- ally inclined Future Farmers I3 lnterscholastie I, 23 Aaron Boggf Frefhzmm 23 Basketball 3, 43 Pirata Staff 4. PILlZABlCrl'I-I WFATHICRING- TONfbelieves in independ- ence lfntered from Lone Oak 23 Home Economics Club 23 Negro Min- strel 2, 3, 43 Looking Lovely 32 Wifrl Flofeer of lhe Hilfr 33 Commercial Club 43 Barhfzzl Mr. Bohhf 43 Librarian 43 A Cappella Choir 4. -Q MARION DAVlSfpersists in being fair and square Public Speaking ZQ Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Photography 3, 43 Duffy and Daffy 43 Here Comer Charlie 4. Page eighteen 1935 I' ll-'f X. EDRA STEGER-has a friend- ly disposition Librarian I, 2, 35 Class Call Staff 35 Pirata Staff 45 Com- mercial Club 45 Teacher Secre- tary 45 Dotly am! Daffy 45 Girl Reserves 45 Here Comes Charlie 4. CASPPIR SLUSM FYFR-always loyal to his friends Future Farmers 1, 25 Beautifica- tion 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Librarian 25 Boys Chorus 4. .IUANITA WARFORD-always kind and thoughtful Beautification Club 25 Dramatics 25 Librarian 35 Commercial Club 45 Teacher Secretary 4. HAZFL LFE WOOD-a per- fect lady Public Discussion 25 Beautifica- tion Club 25 Photography 33 Class Call Staff 35 Looking Lovely 35 Teacher Secretary 45 Commercial Club 45 Here Comet Clzarlie 4. 1 'l , -I , -J ' The KIFWFLL STARKS-aims high as a beautician lflntered from Lone Oak 25 Glee Club 2, 35 Beautification Club 25 Minstrel 2, 3, 45 Wild Flon'- fr of Ifze Hillr 35 Baslzful Mr. Bobby 45 Librarian 45 A Cappella Choir 4. CLADICE VAUGHN-is sin- cere and fair Home Iiconomics Club 15 M. M. Club 25 Campfire Club 35 Com- mercial 'Club 55 Tlze Valley of Cfzorir 5. PAUL COOPER-is a likeable fellow Librarian 25 Beautification Club 25 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Dotty and Daffy 45 The Valley of Gbortf 45 Photography 4. ELIZABETH LANGSTON - impresses everyone with a jolly laugh. Public Discussion 1, 25 Beautifi- cation 35 VVil1l Oat Boy 35 H06- goblin Home 35 Pirata Staff 45 Librarian 3, 45 Sally Comer to Tau-rr 55 Wilfl Flozcer of the Hillr 45 Commercial Club 5. X If L 2 14 -I 4 1 V 1 , Q 2 f 1' V ffw lfflizge lllll41fe6flvAB CT -fixup, ' fix ' 4 YB 3 4! ff I K -'eil ,lgyif . v 4:3 Q 'ii B? 3 jg? xg . 5 ff 5, - ?'. . 51.7 - -1-H 'n w' Y ' 'T 'T Q74 z l '4' '1- f -ifffvi'r:rv'vfz'f -- - sg., , Hu gh 'l 'ree ' I 1 l ' -,. ' t - ,- 65 6- -Y . I ' n sq - I 1' ' '7.l n:. i 64.4 -1.4-...Q.4 4 ui- ' A B L Q '4 ' L Y KJ. . .....- Zfdfd .xx ' iw 5.7.5 -I 'O 'I-A - --f ' .- . -. Q - Y P Q !'A 1 v S l J U - I I Q LI 'U ' I IS I 35 I 'I -H2 I Iii Wwiiif 4-11 . ' I .1 lFl-.F l'i- -::Ju. fi, WAS-I-' aah? 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Wbife CLASS FLOXVERI .flmyerimzz Befzuty R056 CLASS MO'I IO: Climb though the rm'A'.I be mgged TOP ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW WARREN HI'I'Ig ADNIQR MACI4: FRANCES PO'r'I'IiR JAMES ARNOLD JOHN MASON FARLII3 BIVIN .IIQWIQLL PARKER RUBYI41 PO'I I'INOIH:R LIQNDON PIELM LOIS GARIIANIJ HARRY DAVIS DOROTHY MCICLROY AIAIVIICS GIIOLSON ROSIIMARY PIQRKINS BOTTOM ROW DIXlI'1 MYIIR MARY I':I.I,lCN BRADSIIAW CIIARLIQS MORRIS MISS ROWI-:NA MAllSliALI, MAllY I'Zl,I,1iN BOLDRY ICMMA .IANIQ MAC15 RlCIiAIlID HKJL'I' MYIAIRS BLZNNY OWEN ALLEN RClIiER'l' HlNl'1S LL'ClI.I.E WORD CISLIA DEAN MENSIQR ICLIHZANOR HUDSON STUDENTS MAKING AN AVICRAGIC OF B OR HIGHER-FIRST SEMESTER DIXIE MYklRS RLTl3Ybl l'O'1 I'INCI-:R 'CHARLES MORRIS BIALNNY CRWEN ALLEN MARY ELLEN BRADSHAXV BIIQNVE-LI, PARKER Lois GARLAND MARY ICLLA BOLDRY 1'1l,I'IANOR HLYDSON MARlBlCI.I,E BECK 1936 Page twenty -I 4 L 'nf' L4 .fr 9 'J . no Y?-. s The Q IQQ7 Clary! Hzkiofy' im ia As a high school student passes from his Sophomore to his Junior year, a change takes place. He realizes that he is now an upper-classman and one of the leaders in the school. This year's industrious and active junior class has shown that it has successfully trained itself to be fit for performing the duties of the Senior Class next year. The class interest in furthering the welfare of the school has been shown by a lively participation in extra-curricular activities and a desire to uphold the spirit and tradition of the school. From the .Iunior Class have come lead:rs and faithful supporters of all school activities includinf lavs, athletics, uuhlishinf school a er, winnin' the declannation iv P . I 2- P P 2- contest, and sponsoring the -Iunior-Senior banquet. TOP ROW Lois HOl,LAND NINA P15Y'1'oN Lum Ginsow ALVIN Juno CLIFFORD SEATON WIl,I,IAM Hunnius MAIQY SUE .lcon MAR'l4llA Low: Rolziliiu' l'l'r'l'ARu SECOND ROW GLJLN Hoolc li1,lzAn1i'1'H HLQDUIQN A1.1,ifN limzoo LEONA F1,L:'r'cH14:R ROBERT S'roNE HowARu Ross l'll,lZABl'I'Ill Kl'lI,l,Y IDORA MEIll4llJl'l'lI I'lL'Gl'fNli Lows ABSIQNT 1-'ROM PlC'1'URlC THIRD ROW RAY Monkls Hnsuzs MARll!l'II.I.lC BUCK l'.Ac.14: CRAw1foRu CSICNIIC MAY SKININH Dow Kimi MAY Fialxrs lfnn'1N Ov1c1ts'1'kn1':'1' Tn ia1.M A Rt'no1,Pit I jf-xx ga fu-e11I3'::f1ltGy'VXB 'i i ' 5 5 ,N H LJ' V A, J, LJ 1 E . 1 ba, -.D I IJJ II rv -r 'M -Q -.V -,' - 5 - ' ' l 1 ,- XJ f ..., . A fx 'H .. ...... . ....,. .. 1555.5 ' A - ...-. . -ff ma it 4 -A A- f f . , 1 t X V ,I w' - 2 , A' . -f . f :. 1 ' -- .' J' Hx J- ' l it K I 55' .-1 Q53 .Q Af? r. , .JZVTX . - . . ,'. - '2'. - 1,4 Y, :.:::M'7: FEES? 'ESE ?E'iiE' 525352 'E:f::, I ,V : :::::::' i:::f::: ':::1:i: A . 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Y iJAAT.iiu4m:A In E' F5 QI , 9 k , - If fg,-- - i Lr- 'R llggiht CwUfQfQBW 1'1'e,fiffzwf , ., , . .,,.. , . , ., l'1I.IsIsR'I' DAVIS Vine l'z'eI'ifle111' . . . , ANVARREN MAR'I'IN Sefrfnzfy , , . , , ,.,. , :ANN Ro'I'II TreI1.v1n'.er ...,..,.,.. .........,., F RANKLIN LAX Sffgnlllf of .-1r111,f,, . .,.... A LIII-3R'I' SINGILRY Spmmn' . , ,. MR. B. K. D:JwIcI,I, CI.Ass CoI,oRs: Rm! Inn! White CI,Ass FLOXVHRZ ,4111ez'i1-an Beanfy Rom CLASS Mo'I I'o: A gnilter IIBTFI' i'l'illJ' am! Ll ffillllil' uzver yuiff TOP ROW HIfLI,I:N QDRR PAUL Ro'I I'm,IcRINu ICVA NI-:I,I. Low: CURTIS LANcQs'I'oN WII,IIvIINA GRAMSIAL WI1,I,IAIvI HAI,I, AII,IcIcN FISIQR WA'I'RINs MORIIIS FOURTH ROW DoRo'I'IIY VVr1A'I'IIIcRINra'I'oN WARRlflN MAR'l'l N l'ZI.Bl'IR'lA IJAVIS MR. B. K. DONN'I-lLL ANN Ro'I'II Gl'INPIVA Moom' LORPIE SIIINE 1936 SECOND ROW DI-:NNIs UPSHANN' AI,IcIc NI-i1,I, ICVANS Lows CRo'I'z1::R MARIQARIIVI' LYNN Po'r'I'I3R CIIARI,Ics MORRIS HlI,l. PAL'I,INIc SCIIMIIYI' Gf7L'RI,FIY B. TRYLWAIIA MAR'l'IiA WYA'I I' THIRD ROW ANNA LoUIsIc RIIssIw:1,I, 'IUSIQPII HAR'I'INc: REBECCA COKJPER .IAIvIIcs GI.ISSON IDORIS MARLPZY ROY STEVVART VIH:1.IvIA WAIRFORD ANNA Lu: EVANS ' STUDENTS MAKING AN AVICRAGF OF B OR HIGHFRYFIRST SEMESTER ANNA LEE livANs IJORIS MARI.lTY AILEEN FISILR ALIC1-2 NhII,I. EVANS JOHN FARI, HAR'I'INc: 1':l.I!liR'1' DAVIS LORILIQ S'I'oN1-1 GHNI-:VA MOODY AIOSIALPH HAR'rINc: Br:R'I'IIA L1-TE PIPPIN Page lfcefzfy-m 1 'l'Tf7c' IMA., 01? 1938 Clam Hzfloq The Sophomore Class has concluded another year ut Heath High School and is now ready for the journey across Alunior Land. The class has worked very hard and is well equipped for the trip. The class was a very large one and took part in all of the many activities of the school. The sophomores helped a great deal in the lweautifying of the school ground lay building Wallis and planting shrulws. They have not only had active members in Band, Glee Club, Dramatics, Photography, and Hoy Sctzuts, but also have made an outstanding scholastic record. By their hard work, they have mad: themselves outstanding as a class in high school. Much of the credit for the success of the class was given to their efficient and energetic sponsor, Mr. Dowell. 'I'Ol' ROVV SECOND ROW THIRD ROW AlAA11cs lVlOl3l.IiY S1i1cRRl1.1, Liar: GVNN RAY Picwlx lVl.XR'l'll.'X New .'X1.i.LN l'iRNIl-IST RYAN Wifi: NoNAn WAR1'oRlm CiiARl.if1s XAKARIFOIQIJ VIRGINIA Dxxviusow -form l'lARi. l'lAR'l'lNG c:l'IRAl.l7lNlC Hrrr: l'ilHVARD PRICIQ FRAmc14s l,i-.AsoR CnAR1.ics CA1.mv1c1.1, N1-11.1.11-1 SPll.l.lVlAN lVlARY lVIARfiARI'1'l' S'l'O'XllC HARR1i':'r'r LANE Ai,1,if:N lVlCCL l'ClIlfINI HARRY H1-lS'l'l'IR ICZRA TnoMPsoN l'il,lZAl4lC'l'H lVIoRRis IDOROTHY MAl'l NICAI. CLYUI-2 Lowe BO'1'TOM ROW .VXIZSICNT FROM l'lC'l'URlC lJIJRIi lVIll.1,1-:R vlAM1-is l'iI.I.lO'l I' HAl.1,lic B. .leon :hl.lHiR'I' SIMQIJRY M.NliY l'il,l,li'i NIAIAI. S. W. Sc-orgasm l,L'c1l,1,1, CA'1'm5Y FRANRi.1N LAX CiiAR1,1cs R. SKINNICR -lol-1 l,I'I l'ARIl liliR'l'HA Liar: PIPPIN l'iIJNIA WAI.'l'NlfNN l'lXll l MAP1 NICAI. fnxffm V -f s i X fm e- .. -EU WW! Mk! X' 'N ll 'nge fccefzfy-M225 V ' -' 5 I 'I x' , N I 11 li- 'YYY 'Y .1 6' -4-K 3 ' 4 t ' , ., H ' Q- b te, J ' ' -1. 5. P vi -5 - A A ,Y ,, , - 'r' - - T- . -bi. in W N ' l' 1.5 s- : - --.. - i I - 351551 'iiiv Efifi ESE EEE m -1311! lflmflfq E' . .aaTa::?z:5, 5 ::::::. -:::E:' ,::::E ::::...: ::::::: i K I ---- - .. ::,::' :::::a ::::'::f::: : 433.55559 f 5, 2 ,h 355555 . ff ,-.V-,--,-.-.-.,. 'f15 W1 255516 lii iiijiii j Qijirgilr ' 5I3:1:::l - .i:::!:::-' f::d::: f :gan '.::Qi: 'i5:::::l V ' ' I' ' x '?'sr ' .15 - -f ?1 if - E 3 '- 1'-' 'V -51 - -if 1 Yi Fa' :::'rr2 'TTVEIT ' Enix? 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Cfzrmzfiwz rcifk Frm CI,Ass N10'l l'U1 fir lldlllfzlf, be ,fbI11'p, but fferef' be ffuf TOP ROW ZIAILIVIA Llili SKINNIQR RowIUIcI, Loma MAR'I'IIA Lou PIPPIN H1'IRl2IfIIl'l' LAX, LIR. Rf1ARCI'lI.l,A CRo'I'xI-:R CARLTON GRAIIAN1 .IIIINIJ WlI,I.IAMS WlI.RI'1R'l' IJHPRII-1S'I' IROBIQRT Imvls Nl4iI,Sl7Y BOTTOM ROW SARAII FRAINcIcs BAIIWIQLL HARRISON MANSl4'Il4II,1J MARIIIA Nl1Il'1I, BII.I. MCJCJRIII MISS MCJI.l11'l'l'I M0Rr:I.ocK FRAINCIQS KING HAROl,lJ H0011 DuRo'I'IIv RANnI.I2 MAR'I'IN IDL'N1VlI.I.Ii 1936 SECOND ROW' PADI. Sco'I'T YIcRI.IIc ANIxIiRsoN RKIIARION HIINICS ANQIIIQ LIJIA1 BOLIJRY -Ima BICN SwIIf'I' Ar.ATHA CLARK IDICK WrARN1f1R MARY ANN DOXVDY THIRD ROW CVSRACIIC BIcI,I,If: WlIX'l F Mommy S'I'AI,uY MARY ,Io CA'I'IIIcY MAC Rvm' PARKIQR MAIQIANNA MACII: MAX MOORE .ANNA QIEAIN IVICKINNEY .IIM WARNICR S'I'UD1'fNTS MAKING AN AVICRAGIC OF B OR HIGI-Il'IRfFIRS'l' SIIIMESTICR ICMIIA' GRll'ilf PIIII. MII,NI'Ill MARIANNA MACTIAI FRAINcr:s KINII DoRo'I'IIY RANIJLE ANVA xIL:AN MCTKINNEY CARoI.x'N TAVNPIR YIf3RnaIIf1 ANDERSON GRACII5 BIiI,I,Ic WlA'I F ANNA FORD MAIi'l'IiA LOU PIPPIN MII.DRblID FI.I5I'cIIIcR Page f7l'Bllf:V -.fum The 1939 Clary fblftogf Zfdfd The Freshman Class, with an enrollment of seventy-seven, ventured into a new school career in the fall of 1935. This group has followed diligently the trodden path of the upper classmen, thus leaving footprints on the highvvav of education. This group labored very hard building two much needed Walks on the north side of the building. Martha Neel, a rnernber of the class, was the most popular girl in the school. Iienrv Ewell Russell was the winner of the Barkley Oratorical Contest. Five students withdrew from the group because of misfortune, leaving only seventy-two to lvravc the perils and enjoy the experiences of higher education. TOP ROW Avis lik!-:wma TFRAVIS CANYP NIZAI, HEADY PHII. MII.NI'lR ANNA Fokn KIHWIILI. PIPER Dokls F1 rRI5L1. ROllPiR'l' HI'I'li Loulsic BoL1mRY WA1'NIi ROGERS SECOND ROVV MlI.lJRl'flJ FI,I'l'l'C'IlI'fR :hI.l.lS'I'ON Hmuus LPLONARD Galen-- CARfJI.YN rllxwwiizlc HENRY I'Iwi4:L1, RL'ss1':1.r, CSISORCCIQ CUDONIIJCY FRANCES Hlzkamrp Wl1,I,lAA4 O'1'IlI3 LAM1: I.oL'1s slomvsow FOURTH ROW Lows HI1.I, klL'NlOR Ro'ru Iiucivzwifz S1:A'i-ov VV. T. CARNIICAL RALPH CATIIICY xl.-xmics l'14v'roN Dow QHRR I3lLLy :XDAMS THIRD ROW Domus RUARK THXYICICIDA COI.I.l1'lR Moss CARROLL HlI.I, Y1iu.1w1A IIQIIONIPSON LICS'l'I4IR FLovD -I. W. KSLISSON O. T. H1'rE ICMILY GliII'I1f RALPH HL'C,QIihlS ABSICYVI' FROM PICTURF T'lDITII I'o'I r1cR IVTARWIORII-I SINIQIAIRY 'I X xr J CTX fr X I n I I 1 'g f , 1 Y Q X 4 ' Of -,X J V 4L4g,,,Zf TVN , I- I ' , gf ge lrz'e11ly'ffz:'q I . 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Third Row-Yitula Feefor, Motelle 'Warford, tlohn Kelley, Marjorie Durrett, Marcus Haw- ley, Roy Duncan, Dorothy Mae Inman, Billy Singery, Ruth lidwards, Mary lllizalveth Cargill, Hugh Anna lVIarshall. Fourth Row -.losephine Suiter, Adrian Gaines, Anna Lee Pflrod, Thomas Ball, Margie Cooper, Boyce McDougal, Geneva Bynum, Dale Harris, Mary Roberts, Katherine Alrey Bottom Rowklames lldward Feezor, liarline Morrow, Phillip Adams, klohn Harris, Frances Childress, Mr. Leon T. Smith, Sherley Miles Vance, Rosella Myers, Mary Elizabeth Kelley, Mary Warford, ,lean Louise Vance. Absent From Picture--Vera Fulce, Kathleen Duncan, Sara Durrett, Wilma Riley. Students Making An Average of B or Higher, First Semester-hlames Edward Fcezor, lldith slett, Margie Cooper, tlosephine Suiter, Marjorie Durrett, john Harris, Harry Gish, Mary Warford, Audrey Stone, Dale Harris, Sherley Miles Vance, .lean Louise Vance. Page tcceuly-J 93 fic' Zfdlfll J 4 P1'e.vi1Ze11t . ,,..,. . . . CA1.ls'rA L1ANiiS'I'0N Vine I'refi11c11l. . ...., , Dowwiic SINGERY Sefrefary ..... . . KA'l'lll,l'lIiNI YANC15 Trefzmrer . .. ,. . . . Iimwifiw HAR'l'oN SPUIIJUF. . . . ,Miss lVllC'lk'I'A MA'I'lllS CLAS.: Co1,o11s: Blue fluff Cream Claws F1,ow1cR: I'1111.fy CLAss Morro: fl .rmdff leak :riff tml 11 ,qrefzi .fbip 'llop Row-Yan Dudley Fixer, Wilbur lfdwartls, Anna Mae Slusineyer, H wirtl 'Il.lSCl111CI', lmill lVIant1r, Shelly Brown, Ralph Slusineyer, Lula Cunnnins, Nlacy Aloiner. Second Rowf-Orville Greene, lfdwin Seaton, ,lean Stewart, Beulah Mae Herrington. Char- l.ne Lockett, -lack Herrington, l'i1I1ITl3 Mae Gray, VValter Gordon, Yanda Fiser. 'lhird R',.w4'l'ho111as Lee Long, Alina Crotzer, Sarah Gertrude Flowers, lllanehe Crane, FI'CCIl1i1l1 Rogers, Mllftlll Gunn, Mllflhil Sue lVIeggins n, Gladys Page, Fannie Mae Nlorris. FOL1I'Il1 RowflVIauriee lfraiis, Douglas Kelley, Warren Canter, Leon Stone, Wade Cunning- ham, Jack Wcitlauf, Eugene Perkins, less: Bright Hill, Alfred We11tl1eri11gto11, Sylvol Humphreys. Bmttoin RowflVIiss lVlett:1 Nlathis, Donnie Singery, Kathleen Vance, Calista Langiton. .-Xlwsent l ro111 Pieture4lrene Butler, Dorothy Barton, .Ianey lflizaheth Cancer, Alive llfarl Gholson, Katie Watson, Lucille Scott, Marion Scott, Lorraine Harris, blames Gish, Lavclla Dean McBride, Howard Newhouse, james Brown, Charles Gregory, Lewis Ross, Mzirj' lltta Holt. Siudents lVI41l4ing An Average of B or Higher, First SCl1lCSICf'Cl1llflCl1C Loekett, Calista Langston, Fannie Mae Morris, Kathleen Vance. .f -J, X -f A X 3 V Y !Q,' . e , - Wiw lf V Y, e a cf f, 1?-5' Page lf4'mziV'f,fe:'e?j v ,- 1 - v ff if, 4,3 , 1 N -- - ,J ' '-1. X 15- ? :1 -1-tr, , ', , I . -.-, fq.1..J .4-. -iii .fe f: I...i -a- E- 4. 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II Lyftnwe 'FH' we sc' H Cffli-n T',',' I lik NJ? lFl F N 'l ',. ll 'Wal 'Zh' -f'xJ.. - 1 w -'e- ' l. ILL. WL - .' wfdldgf The success of Heath High School, in years to come, depends on the members of the lovvcr grades. The citizensgof tomorrow are being made today. May this group develop In 1IIIbiti0n to place Hcntlfhigher than it has ever been placed before. TOP ROW llII,I.IIc CIlIl.IJRl4I5S Nlill, BARIQR CIIll,ll SECOND ROW lVlARcaARIc'r 'lL'llD ROSLQMARY :XIJAIVIS N.ACJMI RI I'II l'ARIs ICINARII KIcI.I.If:Y THIRD ROW Gl1lR'I'RL'DI:l KIgI,I,uY AI.ICI-1 FL I'RICl.I. VICTORIA FL l'Rl'll.L kllil-'IV FARRIIW l'lI,cIIc MAI? KINI: FoRI:s'I' RL'ssI4:I.I. CLARIALNCIH: KIcI,I,IcY GILNIQ CIIILDRI-iss, Miss FRANCES AlI3'I r IQ36 RLISS R. FOURTH ROW RUIILLRT KI-:I.I.I5Y HOMIQR .ADAMS WIl,I,l.NM THOMAS Mia I,owI:LI, COCHRUM EDSEI. KELLEY JACKIE COCKRELI. H'bINRY FL 1'RI11L1, BOTTOM ROW GLIYLILNA KEI,I.JcY BI:'I'TY IEAN KOCH ANNA FAY Kocu ANN CRISP .IRAN Cf5CllRL'lN1 I'lI.I,II': K. KING BE'I I'Y Lou HILI, CARI, RAY FU'I'RI3I,I, WILLIE OWEN, JR. BOYD F. FUTRELL GGINSON Page fcceuly-eighl ?a.. ,J 2 I Emp!0y tfzy time well thou meaneft to gain leifureg and .rince tfzou art not Jure gf a mamenl, tlzrofw not away an hour. Tl: Page f'll'Ellfy-lIill6 is . 6 dz' 22725 Q A 4 01776 Ea C7516 Pl'z'.i'frfc'llf klL'Wl-L W'11,i.1.xms lriflf Pliiffffllf l'lMIl,Y f,iRIlCI Snrfrwy lVI.fxm' l'll,1,icN Nl'I.Kl, Trmz.f11rfr MARt'1ai.l.,x CRO'l'7.l'IR Sflmlmi' M iss lVl l'I'l I'A M A'l'lllS Crm: Colinas: Twp Ron'-llflris Rnzirk, Rclwcui Cmlpu1', lmniw l3ul,ll'j.', Gvrziltlinc llitc, lluris l'illll'k'll, Alilflllil Ncvl, GIVE!! Llllff liyhffnf Czirulyn 'li.innCr. St-wml RnxxfVv1'giL' gXi1ilci'wnl1, lxllllillil Linn Pippin, Milllrcil lflctrliciy Vt'lI1IIl WIll'li4Yl'.l, X ll'gil1lil '1llllIIllPF1lI1, l r:nncL-s l.a':1snr, llvlt-ii Orr, 'Illini llmx-lixic Mau- Nczll, Bk'l'tllZl Lu' Pippin. Gracie' CLVI1 l lI.OWICRS1 livllc VVi:ltt, Zclnm Lu' Skinnur, ,Xngiu Lu' llnltlry, llnrritliy Mui' Nczll, Lucille Czitlwy, linttnni Rrmf S5-Clem' PEM dnff Fw-H lllllly Grirf, Mary lfllan Nczll, Nliss Mvttxi Nlatliis, ,Innc X'Vllll2IlNS, Mxirccllzl Crvrtzvr. Nt-xx Nlk'l1llWl'l'S ivillllll l L'c7.mn', lfrzlnu-s llvxring, Nlrvtcllu VV,lrt'nrtl, Mzlrjnric Sll1Ql'l'j', ixgiltllil Clzlrk. Fulure Farmer! l'rf,vi1!f11I Wffxukicw lVlAR'l'1w llifz? f'1'zf.ff1f1'l1f klonw lfmu. lIAR'IlVl2 St'I'i'Ffdl'X' lfmm VIKIHYIVIPSON Tz'm.vm'm' lflmuu' l3AX'IS Spwzmr Mu. BASIL O. SMITH Cixi: Cfmlniasi lffzze auf! Golf! Top llIlNK1W'ilI'l'L'Il Mnrtin, llunry livwll Russell, llnrry Dzixis, Mr. Bzisil 0. Smitli, Williznn llzill, CIILVH IVIUVI-I-U: , llmvs Arnultl, Axis lll'CXXL'l', Louis -lnlinsrmi ll:lrry llcstvr. Sucontl RnnAWill1t'rt Dt'l'x'iuSt, liilly xxtllllllii, Le , f I, I Z - I Carlton Urzlliiini Wzivnv Rfvucrs Watkins Mnrris O. 'l'. Hitt' M1195 fzlrrull Hill 7Vl:n'ion llinvs. Tliird 'tuning O I ol I UNIX U im-Nlmmdy SlillL'j','1':7l'.l ililllllilllyill, -lust-pli llairting, junior Ruth, L-ll2ll'lCS Wufmzl, Ralph lluglmvs, lgdwl' fdffffffx M fmt? lulin Ezlrl Hzirting, Martin Dunvillv. and liidflg ffl 557 f'3- Page thirfy G1'.1L'icJL1x in mgmnncr lmpnrtial ln judgment Randy for wcrvlcc Loyal to friends Rcaclling townlml tllc lwxt Earnest in purpose Seeing rlm lwcalutlful Eager for knmvlcdg: Rcvcrcnt to God Xiictorious over sell' Ever dcpcndnlwlu Sincere at all rimu: Boy S 501115 7711 1 . 11111111 .ww Twp Run-l'f.l1':l Stvgvr, Vim' l'1'L'siLlm'ntg Bvnny Onvn Allvn, Wlillj' lillun l31':l.lsll:ln, l'rL'SiLlc'ntg Miss Holm-tm' Ninn-luck, .fX4lx'isL'rg Dixin' Myurs, SL'Cl'1'l2lI'j'i Nlzly li. lfvltg VViln1:1 lJurx'Utt, 'IlI'L'llSlIl'Cl'. ll:-ttfnn lluNl4-.'XI1l1Il M110 SlUSIHl'j't'l', Nlnrtlmfl Nvvl, Mnfy ,Inin1'1', ,'X.1nl1'a'y Stunv, Nlsxx'-lnl'la' lJIlI'l'L'Il, Maury Idlimlwtlm Kvllvy, .'xI1Il.l Lu' Iilrml, Ruscllzl Vlyvrs, l r.nucS K'l1lllx'v:.s, Ixvnm' llutlul, .Imam StL'n.x1't, VViln1.1 Rllvy, ll.1r1'wtt Lum, Dm 'utlw l3.ex'tnn, Lzlrnlyn lzlnnur, llvllgl Ilrnxxn. lllnc IJLIITUIAQ-'ll. Hunk, xl. H. Swift, R. L. Nvlsun, R. XIIIHEU, ll. 'l.I'L'NK.lll.l, U. llnuk, VV. l'lKlXN.II'1l5, O. l. ll1t4',.'X lzlrml. l.m.lx r urs!VV. Nlzlrtin, ll. Nl:ensfiL'lLl, Nl. ll.lN.XlL'j', Nl. luxxlns, IJ. lxvllvy, VV. lla-l'rivSt, KI. lilliutt. Rzlttlvrs-il. VK. C-lussun, AI. Glissun, R. lDunc.un, li. l.nn7lscy, xl. w'L'IllIIlll, ll. Singvry, Ii. Singn-ry, NI. Gunn, R. SlnSl11vy4'r, C. Urvgnry, S. llrmxn, ll. llustvlx OttL'x'sfNl. K. lllll, I. li. llill, ll. Lux, -lr., CRISP' kj, Sczntmm, P. Sfmt, W. CIll1tl'l', L. Grief. Luna' VVull'7ll. NV:n'm'r, Harris, Al. Nrv1Il'l1UI', ll. llxxrris, nl. . li. Hnrtln 1, ll. 'I':lsclmc'x' If. Rvzxn. R:l'.f'ns-fl. V:lnnn'1'sun C. 1,nn'stm1 C. Hlltlu F. lun Nl. lll'1-Q li S'IfNlI.'ffl' A . ' ' -, ' 1' ' ' ' W' KU!! U lNlclJulxg.1l, R. Pvnlx, M. Stal.-y, JK. xVl'.lllICl'lllj1lUI1. l'-lying lf.xgla'-VV. Unl'll1n1, ll. UlSl1, S Vnncr, fV. IJ. lfisrx, U. flIL'L'I1l', I' Rnuvrs, C. lfiscr. flizigf lhirfx'-onz' B MX 'V V R x' 1 'YV 1- ' YH ff 'R . 1-:.. QM! :rw ffzffixf.. W' ffl fifmil lffwlf isfpfi ,eil f' Lfiifl 521 ' f 5'l fl 'l 1 '1 -N nf L- 1 Www ' H. lf 1 I K - :V f .Q fig .h i'f - -Q ' Q, fl- .lb 1 V 5 V Y -Y A YY W P A-wr: -Th' l 3.1 35259 555' 51252175 4- 5773-fPE55f Flfffliii izqfzv E252 'liizzg-Wifi? ' l 1 35.4, .3151 - 1 1 , va. 1 - aj 1 1. 13, 1.3.4-I -.rm mtl- .!'-pm. 1:-4.5 ., Q ' n.J lg H-fm Wm ' r - ' 'r rv - M. ,QlZ...Z1I' , , Qlli.. 'llll' Z 'll7n V11 ' '7':r':l '7l'lIlf ' 'f l , . ..,, pls: V' EA v. , I , J L+, .LW 11l1..,, 4.3. Qggw. pg.:.,, 1. f xy j A-.1 ...fx --.V-V-.wr PM-f -.,.,fx.,-.,,4.g, 1 X, ,, Y 1 XE v .W ,vwdx ..,N.,.wN,2,,,w ,.A.,,,, 5 . W lhlusit' in llcaih High School thif icar, untlur thu tlircction of Mrs. F. S. Kclluy, has cn an outstantling .irtiritv ol' thu School. lt has brought more Students into Contact with c inusit' tlcpartincnt, tliurt-ln' uicating tht- gruatcst intcrcst thc School has crur cxpcricncctl. Xn .X Cappclla choir wax organifutl lior thu liirft timc with twenty'-four lllCllllJCl'S. 'l'hc tlcpartnicnt has hccn actively t-ngagt-d in many prograins throughout thc year. llic most otttstantling was the lVlLlSlL'2ll Fcstirall hcltl at lVlurraj', MLlI'k'll 27-28. Of the Double Ode! Top Row-bl. 'l'. Pitt, John lVl:lson, Pagt' Craw- ford, Louis Cl'UfZL'l', Mrs. F. S. Kelley, Sponsor, Phil Milnrr, Clarence Fisvr, Zack Hill, Alvnvr Mace. Bottom Row - Francus I'ottL'r, Iililahctli Kelly, Laurinc Caltlwcll, Mary Ellen Brzidshaw, Carolyn Tanner, llarrivtt Lane, Ailucn Fiscr, VVUC Nonall W:li'fo1'd. Band 'l' o p R o xx - Raymond Massic, Zack llill, Ahncr Nlacc, llcrln'rt l.ax, lr.. Romuvl Long, Lola Cum- mins. Svconml Row-f Nlarianna Macr, Vida Wlillcr, litlirli -It-tt, Louis Crotzcr, Cliarlcs Rohcrt Skinnvr, llowarl Taschnvr, Max Moore. 'l'hirtl Row-All:-n Mc- Cutchcn, Emma janv Mau-, ,loc lien Swift, llarry Gish, Aulrcy Macc, Doris Miller. Bottom Row -- jcssic Bright llill, Eugvnc Seaton, Dvnnis Upsllaw, john O. Lunn, Laurim' Caldwell, Carolyn 'I':n1m'r, -Ivan Stew- art, Nlrs. F. S. Kcllvy, Director. New Members - Eugene Perkins, Marion Scott. Ilrlgt? lhirly-lfco Tflz' Q Q lfllfll 4 ' jj .i.ll vi i l Q Q 1 Ol 3 ,A Q! Q ,. . , 'imp l1.,,-,--ii.-ilu-in LM, l 1 l r.. l 1 Q , 3 slr.. I-irmi lzym, vim Mil- . T , 5 in ,Y gg- in , L mf, lfagc C'i'.uxxl':i:wl, Lmiil X gl ' Q' W 1 'ff' K ' L'rwtzvi', ll:15mvin l Nl.osQi . , 4 . ' Lll.ll'L'llCL' lfiicr, Ziiclf Hill, 5 i A 'K . ll Cll.ll'li'9 Xv.lI'iiK'l' l. Billy' K ff l f - - - Q .mf , 1 ,W 4 I A ,Ml.n1N, l'i,Ii1lil1r1 lnlx, .Xlw- iivi' Nlww. lilvttvvm Rim 4- lflimlwtlw XVv.1tlin-i'iiiglm1, lilif'lw1'tli livlly, l'iIlHlCk'4 llwttvr, Lv ullll lflctclivr, Alcxwll Stinrlcl. l,Kllll'lIlC' Llil-Ixwll, 'NIA-y l'lllL'I1 llI'iltlSll.lXX, Lfuiwlyxi 'l'zumc1', NI.rx'tli.u 1,1-ng, XVQ-c Nmmli YV:1rf:ii'1l, Fl'.IIlfL'3 .X1nlm'x'smx. Aim.: .Ia-.in Mc- Kinney, ll.lr1'irtt L.mr, '7 .-Xilccn FISH, 'Xl:ei'i.mu1 h Nlucc. cluvcn iml1vidL1ul cntrnutx, Hcnllm rziicil mhz-QQ XLlPL'I'lUI'r, uw uxcullcilif, .mil mic gmail, firxl, sccuml, :mil Illilkl plnluus ivspwliiily. 'llll0rCVYll1l1ll1f,fllUl1IJl'SVYCl'C.lr liullrwwxz I'lll l lCl1lJl', .Xllwm Singcry, Qxwllg-iii fllxc lliglmcft rating givcnj, First soprqimm, lflimlwclli In-lli-y, cxccllcnig lluiumu, l'll'1lI1lxlll1 lux, FLlpCI'lUl'Q llasf, :Xl7lXCl' llfhcc, gcmmlg limi fQLl.lI'lClI Filwl Lunxmr, gXll1:1't Siugurj, S-ci1ml lcmmr, T. Pitt, ll.11'it4mc, l'lI'1ll1lxlll1 llnxg llmf, .Xlmur Nlalcc, PLlpCl'lOI'Q Girls' 'l'riu: l i1's1 4Ol7l'.lllU, lflimlwctli Kullcv, Scwml YJWTLIIIO, NVuc Ncmzlli XfVilI'lilJl'LlQ Alto, Ailccix lfiwr, uxuullcul' . l w Boys' Cllrarus, uxuullum fliiglicft Hlllllg for rliif nuinlvcrjg Mixcil Clmrus, uxrcllunlq llaml, Top Run-.X4l.cm4, Xlfilv- 1-wil, lvy, Maison, lfiscr, Nlilncr, l i Lvxxis, L'1wvtycr, K'1'z1xxt'm'l, Nlxlrf, Pitt. Sawmill Rim f Nlulry, 5fill'kS, i1l.IllIlL'l', Ncvl, llrml- slum, llrvttur, L.sm', Sulimi-.lI, llullrk, Russvll. 'llllilnl Rmxffluk, .Kn- Llursml, liiscr. Urivfi, lfvvlwl Collier, xvllllIlI1lS, Simms, Slmw, Dim ily. Flillrtll Rim'-4.Xi1ilL'l' un, IlK'l'lilI1S, fqzlilxxull, K'ffHP1'l', Kcllvy, VV.li'T'm'4l, Xlillvfi .Xllx'11, K1'ut7L'1'. IZUIKIN11 llim1'XliKi1111l'y, XVUVJ, Wlizltt, 'Xl.lCn', fll!l1m'y', King, Rgimllc, lhgxu-ll. .Xlm-wit Hmmm llliYlII'L'?.'x. Singviy, Hill, Nlyrrs, Stung-, Sll1Ql111'yn'x', H.1ll, Nvul, VV.lr- fmml, Mrlssiv, King, Hill, Riigvrs, I . Lux, H. Lu, klr., E. Suzmm, Ryan, C. Sczltnn, M. SHHSICYY, V. Millar, Skinner, Gx'.iinsn'. Yff 12155 lhif'fy-Mira 4 , .. W-AV my W fl I -Q, .M . if '-,fl ..-f 1- .'.j.,,, - . ,,,. , - ,M i -,ff I ' H A A 1 4 -L l'?'?Q-if 521122. Qlgllliiil 35115 iiilggi WE 13131 7f:,5f'EjlPil11TEf'2ffl rrzixzgzl 15:-:yi ITEEUEI Y 1 15312 uf: E7 .ig ,i 1 .img ,Ml L31-5' E-Lf5fi, lfllvfi, 5,45 +A,-A VEEEE 559311 115555. 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Smicxs IVIARION IJAYIS LAL'1uNi-2 CAl.im'iz1.i. HIXZI-II. Liar: Wofulm xlicssic CAIQWI-1iXl., EIR. IQ36 GHOSTSN Rm Giiomcw Yum IVIlI.I.ICR I,ou1-:'i 1'A IVIll.I.I'IR IIARVINJIC RAca1.ANxJ RL l'II PIPPIN BoYvif: MCICLYA ZAQK Him, I'AL'l. Coovifu Rixmfirwim MAssl1-: IVIACK IAAIXYIS, C1,Amc1c VAUGIIN Ii. KI. RoP1aR, AIR. Yyze Pfayff ffze Thing HHICRIC COMICS CHARLIE Preiefzlefl By 'IIIIIC SIQNIQR CLASS Undcr thc dircftion of Mrs. I,c:an 'I'. Smith, Senior Sponsor 'I'HI'I YALLICY OF GHOSl'S' I're.ve11lef! By Tiiili Sicwucm C1.Ass Under the direction of Mr. D. D. Crisp, Principal HNICVICR SAY DII'l I'f'e.ve11re1f By 'I'iiic KIVNIUR Cl.Ass Under thc direction of Miss Rowena MnrsI1n1II, Junior Spunszxr UNICVIIIR SAY DIN MARY I'Il,1.icw I5RAnsH.Avf BUNNY Owl-Lv .AX1,i,i-N MAY If. F1f1I.'l'S Dixiic Mvmzs KIAMICS CJIIOLSON IC1,r:ANo1z Hvuson CIIARI.l'iS MCDRIKIS xlilzwi-im. PARKIQR LICON GIISSON Rlcimkn H. MYI-gks ALVIN -Iunn FRANCES P0'1 1'1'1R I'II,1zAisL'i'ii K1c1,i,Y Page Ihfrly'-fum' Wie. . Y71e Plajs the Yylling UVVI-IFN SALLY COMICS TO TOWN' Presenter! By IISHIC DIIAMfI'I'Ic CI.l'li LYHLIVI' the direction of Mrs. Harvey Koch BASIII-'UL MR. BOBBSV I're.fe11re1I By 'I'III': IJRAM'X'l'lC CLVII Under the direction of Mr. B. K Dowcll, Coach of DrIIIIIIItics MISS CHICRRY ISLOSSOMU Prefenfeff By TIIE M L'sIc DI:lPAR'I'M IiN'l' Under thc direction of Mrs. I . S Kelley, Music Instructor WHEN SALLY COMES TO TOWN PfI,IzABIi'I'II LANus'I'oN BENNY OWILN ALLEN HENRY Ii. RUSSELL MAY Ii. FIeL'I's CIIARLI-:s MORRIS FRANCES ANDI-:RsoN MARY ELLEN BRAIJSHAXV MAR'l'IlA Nlllhl. ANGIE LIQIQ BQLIIIIY ZACK HlI,I. BOYCE MCELYA f -J' X f' I V ' I , V w Ljffragg III,-Q5--fifrm Y Yfefiggp ZYZUUZ .XM L - - , BASHI-'UL MR. BOBBSR ALVIN XIUIIII I'II,IZAI2I4f'I II KIQLLY LfmI4:'I I'A MIIIIQII ZACK I'III,L 'IAMICS GIIoLsoN .-XI,III4R'I' SINQIIQIIY M AY If. FliI.'l'S I'Ac:Ic CIzAwIfoIIII FIIIINKI.IN LAX FRANCIIS I,O'l l'I-'QR ' ' RICHARD H. IVIYERS FI,lZABI'I'I'IIWPIA'I'IIERINCQ'ffJN AHNILR MACI5 IJIXII-1 MYIQRS All-lW'IiI,I, SIARKS C'IIORl'S ZACK HlI,I, MISS CHERRY BLOSSOMI' I. I. I,l'I l' IVIARY I'Il.l,l-IN BRADSHAIV TN, f IJ' ,vf-'K 2 'YYT' - :. .. .4 3 1 3- -..I ll.. . - , A . if? w If , . Y ' I6 -. . . N , If xv I3 -,Lff.?w,3fOLsL-- - '-'- I 'Z - -1-- ' 'i P 1 ll 44 -- 1 ' A 'xliziiz EEIEEEI 'iss fee? E eggs- E, gdjxiiifiiiii 4 1. . gysf' Q Q . . . . A-:If 55355 wi-If -A iiEE5E'E:E : 'WI rears: 2 Isis: Iiiiriiii . .. -fr 3'fgTT'a '7g'-1--n I -Q.: . .5 Q f f. -. ' x ' M ,lb X -4- .- - Q ':,e mf I ' ..I:n I I uw, .5 of .QI ,..:-- 7 A xp, -- I: .- . x- A S f:-W -a rf . .. . .e. - I fx M! -and M fill Ri!!! J Ili R - L, ...J. ,fum -N- ' EQ f Q- Y M F313 ---X K' f r' 1' ' rf? 1- '- X 1? - Q Q as n Q Q ll -5 A A V 1' 765,12 V J 1 E 7' V u 1-.l 'fam Jigga?-f 3. ' V la! ii 4 lllywxyll 'K 19 Iyxlxll L.. ,4 J:--I-JQEYKEUQLIJLLL QKLA: . 11 7 --QX 7f? i: U, Ab il- H , ,iixaik a mmaizk' Club Twp IQIIXX-'gixllllj' lCll:1 lifrllry, l,k'Ul1.l l'llt'ICl1a'I', ll-11'iS lVl.ll'll'y, ,Icucll Starks, Nl.1111:11'1't l,1'1111 ll11tta'1', .-Xlxi11 Klmll, F1'.111cn's l'111tu1', Z.11'k llill, l'Ilif,1lwtl1 Kvlly, L'l1.11'lcs lilx-ml, LillJlI'lL'S NV:11'f111'1l, SL'u111il Rumi l'ill'.IIlK1l' ll111ls1111, l.f11a'tt,1 Nlillvi, llixiv My1'1S, 'Nl.1y lf. l71'lIQ, lili7.1l'1cll1 VVv.xtl1c1'i11gt1111, lJ111'11tl1y N'VK',Illlk'I i11gt1111, Roy SlL'XXLII'f, Vi1gi11i:1 l3.11i1ls1111, Jxllllll l,1111iSc lluisvll, li1l11:1 IC:11'lc' Smith. 'l'l1i1'il Rrm---,X1l1'i.111 cl.lll1L'S, lJ111'i2 Milli-1', llqulliu ll, Al111l1l, Vit11l:1 lfl-1-7111', Nl.ll'CllS llzmlcy, ,l:1111cS Cll111lsf111, llirl1:11'1l llnlt Nl1'L'1's, Mutcllu VVg11'I'411'1l, Mzlry 1iliz.1l1ctl1 C.11'gill, ,xllllll Ln- l'll1A11.l, l311ltn1111 lluxx--Llv:111 Lrwuisv Vg111u', Nl.ll'y Wi11'll111'l, ll11s1'll.1 lXlm'1'v1's, Al1wa'11l1i111' S11itm'1', M12 ll. K. llnxxcll, 5p1111S111', llllyll .'X1111:1 lVl,11'Ql1.1ll, Sylml ll11111pl11'cy, l'l1illip .hl.1111w, AI.1111cs li1l11.11'Ll lfv4'z111'. Nvu Nl1'111l1c14s-W:1ltc1' U111'.l1111, A111111 kIm':111 Nl!- Kll1llL'y', M.11'tl1.1 1.1111 llippin, lJ111'r1ll1y Rzimllv, Z1'l111:1 Lu' SlilIIl1L'I', lVl:11'y A111111 llmxily, S.11':1l1 Fl'.lllLl'h lhgxu-ll, l'll'1IllKl'F King, .l.11111's Iilliurt, lJvll.1 l51'mx11, l,lll'il NlL'1'L'Ll.lll, lgl'I'fll.l l.m-1' llllllllll, Mzlrtlvgu .'Xlla'11, lVllll'll1.l VVy.1It, K.1Il1L'1'i11L' gXl1m'y, Uc'1'.1l1li111' llitu, Do1'11tl1y Man' l11111:111, lJ111w1Il1y lNlrlCl1'11y, Omwlgl Russ, ll1'lc'11 Orr, .'X11ml1'1'y 51411113 l71.111cn'S L'l1ill1'1'Ss, Nl.11Atl1:1 Sun' Nluggi11S1111, M:11'jc11'iv lJlIl'I'A'lt. MRS. HgXRYl'lY KOCH l'lXl'Rl'iSSlON PUPILS rllCllCllLJI' of llrivgltu l'ixp1'c4siu11 .mil lJl'lIlI11lllL'S Play fMz'iyf,1'i,1' !1 Qf'f Pfzyfzml Edumflbn Photography Iizkqc l1Qiz'ry-,wfwz The department of Physical lfducation. under the direction of Miss Nlolete More- lock, is of great importance to the girls. lt helps each one who takes it to develop strong, healthy lwodies for all rules of health are followed. 'lille two clogging classes, along with the others taking Physical lfducation, have added much to various entertainments through- out the year, including the May Day program. Group I-Victor Smith, Wilma Durrctt, john liarl llarting, Alice Nelle Evans, Anna l,ee lfxans, Rosella Myers, Ralph Hughes, Clifford Page. Group :flilhert Davis, Martha Neel, Mary Sue vIutl.l, Calista Langston, Marcella Crotzer, ,lean Vance, lliltla llouse, Ruth litlyuuitls. Group ,:4Neuell Starks, lf- ,l' Roper, Alr., Paul Rottgering, Anna l,ee lilrod, Loretta Miller, Anna Spencer, Clifford Seaton, -Iinnnie Reeves. Group .1.1WiltlCll1S Morris, Elizahetli Heclclen, Mary Elizaheth Kelley, Kathleen Vance, Vera I Fulce, Charles Kelly, Josephine Suiter, Rohert Stone. Group S-Lendon Helm, laul Cooper, 'l'helma Rudolph, Sara Durrett, Frances Potter, llugh Anna Marshall, Marion Davis, Moss Carroll llill, .Yporzmr , MR. D. D. Cialsl' The snapshots in this hook were contrilvuted hy the Photography fluh Twp Row-Dzlln' Harris, .-Kunz: Luc Elrml, Miss Lucy jzicksim, Sponsor, Myrtlc Ci'cL'm', Cznlistzl Lung- ston, Buyer McDoug.1l, Sn-coml llmxfl-'iwliicvs L'l1ihlrn'ss, Hugh JXDIIII Mzlrslialll, Alosvpliim' Suiter, Rrmscllar Mycrs. Rcprcsciitzntixc--liiwgw-irc Puttvr Cgkim-iii I-'rvmi I'icturcJ. Top R41W 'I'il'Lll1CL'S .'xl1LiL'l'PllI1, MIll'iiWL'iiL' livck, N4-Iliv Spillmzm, Iilirznhctii Morris, Mary Suv Aluihl, Vcllnn 'l':lylor, Mihircil Vlctclivig VVziml:u Smitii. Sccmiii RmxfVipl:l Miller, Luis Gzlrlzmil, Duruthy WL'ilfi1L'l'iI1gfK7I1, Mrs. liurutli R. Swift, TVIzirg:u'vt Lynn l'uttcr, Ruth Pippin, Murjnric Durrctt. NL-w MCIlli5t'I'S'-1.1DiS Holland, jvxwll Starks, lilimhvth Wczltlu-rington, Mzirtlizi Lung. Miss Ruin-11:1 Marshall bcrnim' LiiWl'2ll'i2lH uftvr the rcsignzitiwn uf Mrs. Eurutli R. Swift. Spellmg Club Lzlzmrianf Page thirty-aight Sta WY 1 he Pzmta 17' Commermzl C111 '1'11 .111 111111 c111111'1111111'11 111 :111y 1x:1y 111 1111' Succcss 111' 11114 1111111q, 111' :1ck1111x111'11g1' ll s111c1'1c 111-111 111' g1.111111111-. 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'l'11c 1u.1111 111.1l11l1jL'11 111 1'IAU.l1x .l11.lLl1 CXCI1 111 111c 11111111151 111' g .1111cX p1.1xu11 11111'111g 111u gg H.XR'I'IN1I k'R.XVVl70RD ROSS I 11- 1' 3 'ref f 1Jta K :F 1 vf 1Ql0!C IYXG Ii ROOS'1'liR I'Rli.-XVI 1 ICR 1l0I.l.I-IN Bmieiball Page fm-ry 1 1 If X The , J ' Z 7061 fd A Bafbelball UIIIP' CHARLIE 'LIJOO' C,-X1iNEAL tttLL Motuus fn-avoir. They defentetl Reitllztud in tlie fir:-t game of tlie County '1ltJLlI'lllllNCNl, lwttt loft tt rlqllglllllllll in the finals. Tltt-5' deft-.ttetl lluttz in tlre first game of tlte District ltrttrttztmettt, lwut lost to Sedalizl in the second game. The lvojwi who made the tou1'11:1tttt:ttt game in their Senior year were .tw.tt'tled sweztterf :mtl letters. They were .lesse Cnrnettl, Ir., Rgtyintmtl Mttssie, :mtl Rrmlwert Neel. Camper Slusmeyer was also awarded at letter for his active merulwerrlrip on the team for twtn gmtl tme- half years. BOB ED HB,XliY NEEL OVERSTRICET' NIQXSSIH V, K- 1 . , 1 , v iw ffyv-t H ,.?TH,..,mI,,,,. K Rn.. iii llrtm HH i Y -. ' Njx t-X fwf , ff! , I lik' ff I lou V ,ul K Ai ,V 'i ,f ily IFJ 3 fl l Y I' J V V - 5 1 ' 3 1 ff ' ' Q' ,, 4' -fig ' fttr f - f e I 10,1 -fi . .ir - I J X Ar MW it sstses i GH 1, : 1 if ft 2 1 ' ' 7 'Cl Nr NM Mn isatasst ' . 174 fl l E elf, 1 H . .. v fl Am tu Q 1 A ' M J NIR. LICON 'l', SMITH, l'u.lcl1 HOYCIC MuIil,YA ZACR HILL ROY VQXNL' llu- lla-.alll lirlmtv llwlv Iwi .1 In-15' Qmwxsiul sl-.usmm xxxtll Mrs. I',lll'llllI R. MUN .uml NIV. Imun Smxllv IS w.1cIlc's. Out or IIIIIII-TXKH Ilvlmtw, tllvy umm txxvllty-I'u111', IUQI Iixv, :ml IIIWL' xwn' x1rv11-Ilvdslwmx. 'Hu' ICIIIII Clmsrn Im' ilu' Ilvml Ilulmlvs xmas cmmxpvmwi UI' Iluyca' NIulCly,u, Zack Hill, :md Rm' V,mcI', This hmmm tIIfL'I'L'kI tlw Iwrsl IJIQIIWLI llulnltm' Imnu,mu'nl, Iwl-I ,ut NIx11'l',ly SIAM' 'Il-:lclmrxw fnllvgv, NI.xrcIv .IU-ll, .mul nun hrs! pI.1u'. llwy urn! Ir- IIN- IIIIJIS In ilu' Sl.xXL- VIVIMIIILIIIICIII :lt Imxixmgl-Ill, llms entitling Ilwm lu y.l1'lIx'ip,ltv in thc' Nlltiunqll 'l'u1l1'v1.llm'v1t ,ll Olx1,llml11.z City. Twp Ilmx-l,:u1x1'I11:' Czlllixxvll, I'.1ulim' Scl1miIIt, Roy Sta-xxzlrt, .-Kun.: lnmisc Russrll, .-Xlirn' Nell Iixxms. cond Rmx-Rusclh Nlyws, I-'1'.xm'I-s CIIIIJH-Qs, NI:u'giL- C:mg'L'1', Iinlitlx slvtt, Gem-x.: Iiymmm, xhvsupllim itvr, K.4tI14lrim' .XIu'y. 'Illini Iiwxx--flfnyu' Nlrlilyu, XVHIIIHILI Grzxlnsv, Rny V.mcL', Mrs, Iillrutll R Sxuit, bpmwur, IIIIIXIIIK' Rrlghmi, ,lim-ply H.u'Iing, Dixie' Myrrs. .Mwsunt frum l'IiIul'c'--fuck lf Hill. ebeie Team Debate Club lizlgr fwy-ffw '11 gr forty-I One day at a time. It'.r zz fwhofefome rbymeg A good one to lifve by, A day at a fimef' The Area Helen Hum jafkm. 6 61 lb ZH' 6 5 .gn Wl20'f W7z0 N Alhert Singery, Tenor Solo, Harvine Ragland, Valedietoriang Ahner Mzlce, llass Solo, Wilma Durrett, Salutatorian. xlesse Fields Nelson, lfltlra lkfliller, Travis Gibson, Bertran Davis, Baker klett, Bus Drivers, Lois Garland, VVin- ner Home lfeonotnies lfssay Contest. Henry lfwell Russell, VVinner Barkley Medal for Oratory, Charles Morris, Most Popular Boy, Nlary lfllen Brad- shaw, VVinner of lJCL'l1llHllIl0I1 Contest for Girls, D. D. Crisp, Seoutmastcr. lflixabeth Kelley, Soprano Solo, Frank- lin Lax, Baritone Solo, lVlartha Neel, Most Popular Girl, Alvin tlutld, Store- keeper. -lewell and Newell Starks, Heath Twins, Yergil Gipson, Pirata lftlitorg Miss lfloise Ledford, Pirata Adviser, Fred Hill, vlanitor, Genie Male Skinner, VVee Nonah VVar- ford, Iflizaheth Kelly, Girls Trio, Al- hert Singery, 'I'. Pitt, Franklin Lax, fkhner Maee, lloys Quartet. -lean Stewart, Wiltna Riley, Carolyn Tanner, Dorothy Neal, Martha Long, Loretta Miller lQueenl, Flixahzth Weatherington lMaid of Honorj, Mai' lf. Felts, Doris Marley, Nlartha Neel, Imogene Potter, Calista Langston, Maj' Queen and .-Xttentlants, ,lohn lfarl Harting, Best All Round Boy Scout. J. 3 . li Semor Song Mir Frances Anderson ..,. ,.......,........ H ot Lips Elizabeth Langston . . ............ Anything's Funny Doris Mace ...... ..,. D on't Mention Love to Me Boyce McElya .. .,...,..... Shanghi Shuffle Casper Slusmeyer . . , 4 ,.......,.,,..... Tear It Down Victor Smith ..... ........,............, L ost in a Fog Marion Davis , , , . . I'm Putting All My Eggs in One Basket Vergil Gipson ...... ...,...,.........,..........,.,..... R humbatism Harvine Ragland ,.... .................... I Ill Never Say Never Again, Again Ruth Pippin .,,.... .... I 'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter Jesse Carneal, Jr., . .................... I Ain't Lazy, l'm Just Dreaming Grace Joiner ...,, .,..., I ,ni in the Mood for Love John O. Lunn. .. ......,...... ., Little Darling Vellon Taylor .... ........ ....... I ' m No Angel Laurine Caldwell ...... ..... I 've Got a Date With An Angel E. Roper, Jr. ........ .,....... I 'ni a Ding-Dong Daddy Elizabeth Weatherington . . . . . ........ Ice House Liziie Wanda Smith ....... i................,.... X Soon Loretta Miller . . . . .,..,.,.....,... I've Got Love Edra Steger .... .,., I ,ve Got My Fingers Crossed Emily Miller , . . . . . I'll Follow My Secret Heart Vida Miller .... ...,....... , Goody, Goody Newell Starks .... .... I 'd Rather Be With You Raymond Massie .... .... T hree Cheers for Love Roy Gholson .... .,.... I 'm in Love I Is Robert Neel ..,. .... L ove ls the Thing Jewell Starks ..... With All My Heart Hazel Lee Wood .,.. ..,... O ld-Fashioned Love Wilma Durrett .... . . .I Lost My Heart to You Mack Lewis, Jr.. .. .....,.,..... Moon Struck Jeanette Long .... .,..... A lone at a Table for Two Juanita Watford ,... ..,.....,......,. P ardon My Love Clarence Fiser .,.. .... B reaking in a New Pair of Shoes Oneda Ross ..... .. . Life Begins When Youlre in Love Paul Cooper ...... ........ T hat's What You Think Cladice Vaughn ,. ......, Please Believe Me Zack Hill ..,... .... T wenty-one Years ,fi I ' f Dm ff ef f ay Va X ff- K ,Page f05t3',' D ' , - I 1 ' X ' I ' Xa I if -J A xr A ee - ' -I ' 1 - , V yi- -fl' 'X - 'r'- - 'FI - i - -as - -3 M- ,c -' 2 C.-2 -4- 1- ,.-- C-- :::f - if 2- lilffi - liiiiiiii4?iii-iiiiiii iil L-.123-i'li3 .- 555551 . Y -.-.--!- -,-,Q Wi! H ffl iliiifjif gziizatx. 'sl ' 5:17:11 15: - .:::: :::::: ' : :::ff. ::: :: plz: f-LH. ffl . . I jfig., 5 ::::::::: I. ' :cg I :r::,::: ::::::x:::::: ::'.:j :::::: ' gr'- . . gj ,I M s l f 11 v -3.1sf-'-'- - ' U.. .... ... . 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Class officers are elected. , XY 1,1 September 19-Seniors order class rings. September 28- Dotty and Daffy , a three act comedy is presented by the Senior Class under the direction of Mrs. Furuth R. Swift. October 17-What a life! We are kept at work by Mr. Crisp, for tomorrow is Community Fair. October 18-A great day for all. One of the largest Community Fairs ever sponsored by Heath Community. October 241WC wonder why everyone is playing hands with the Seniors Oh, the class rings have arrived! October 31-Another political day! Three cheer leaders are elected. November 1-To make a good start the Heath Pirates defeat the Kevil High School Purple Flash. November 5-The Pirata Staff is elected. November 8-Armistice program is given. Superintendent, Miles Meredith, makes a very interesting talk on his experience over seas. December 7- When Sally Comes To Town'f, a three act comedy, directed by Mrs. Harvey Koch, is presented. December 9-Mr. Dowell is back after recovering from diphtheria. We understand that he only came back to get his picture taken. The group pictures are made for the Pirata. December 15-Whew! This day will never be forgotten. We have the first steam heat at Heath. December 17-Good-bye, until next year! January zAWe are back after the holidays, and are ready to work. January 3-Heath Pirates are defeated by the Metropolis Trojans. january 6-Heath Debate Team debates before the Bandana P. T. A. January 8--Lots of fun today. Mr. Crisp is not at school. January 17- Bashful Mr. Bobbs is presented by the Dramatic Club under the direction of Mr. Dowell. February 11-The Heath Pirates are defeated by the Tilghman Tornado. February 17-A Good Fellows' basketball game is sponsored by the school. We defeat the Reidland Greyhounds. February 21-The Debate Team leaves on a debate tour to Evansville, Indiana. February 26-The Commercial Club is host at a beautifully appointed George Wash- ington luncheon, with Miss Sonnerveld of Rotterdam, Holland, and Mr. McMurry of Paducah, as principal speakers. February 27-The Girl Reserves entertain their mothers with a pot-luck supper. Page forty-Jix 1936 The zmfaz -, X., March 5, 6, 7--The basketball tournament is held at Mayfield, Kentucky. Heath is successful in the first game, but is defeated in the second. March 9-One of the most exciting days of the year. The first room is finished in the new building and we movel March I7-Gee! The new library is finished and we move again. March 18-The declamation and the Barkley Oratorical Contest is held, with Mary Ellen Bradshaw and Henry Ewell Russell, winners. March 23-We say good-bye to the temporary building. March 27-28-Heath is very successful in the music contest held at Murray, Kentucky. April 3- Here Comes Charlie is presented by the Senior Class under the direction of Mrs. Leon Smith. April 8--The Junior Class entertains the Senior Class with a well planned banquet. April 10- The Valley of Ghosts is presented by the Senior Class, under the direc- tion of Mr. D. D. Crisp. g April 22-Mrs. Harvey Koch's expression and dramatic students give a recital. April 24- Never Say Die is presented by the Junior Class under the direction of Rowena Marshall. ' Miss April 26-Baccalaureate Sermon. April 28-Operetta, Miss Cherry Blossom , is presented under the direction of F. S. Kelley. April 29-Class Night. The last entertainment given by the Seniors. Mrs. April 30-Commencement. Are the Seniors proud of their sheep skins? May 1-'Community day and a beautiful May Day program. EVE Class WW! ARTICLE I. We, the Class of '36, have traveled over the rough and rocky road to success or failure and are now ready to leave our daily duties and performances to the under classmen. Being of sound mind and memory, we do make, publish, and declare this our last will and testa- ment in manner and form as follows: V Item 1-To our dear teachers, who have gone through the many hardships with us in the past, we leave our sincere love and best wishes for a bright and happy future. Item 2-To our two sponsors, Mrs. Swift and Mrs. Smith, we give our thanks and appreciation for the untiring effort they Put forth to help us. Item 3-To the Juniors we bequeath all of our cast-off notebooks and knowledge that we are leaving behind, in order that they may reach the goal that we have obtained. Item 4-To the Sophomores we leave our cooperation and tenacity. Item 5-To the Freshmen we leave our continuous desire to strive for an education. qf'ifjdgB fo lyf V 'J Q V W yr , - ' A c ' - me -e ... ., fs ' ff: - f B EE :HE s E - '5 Y' ft 'T1f H -- - - i -'ef ea- S fe- . f lil + I 1 Cir:-: '.f:::-zz.'L'... ':.KEJ.... ...........n......lil!..f:llg'm3l WI I S A . A 1 'C 4151 I gg .Ji-ueifi rfivi. ,- 1- AI..- --.- - . X. p.-.fic 3... -gf V1 ff I, M . J gg S .zfhj I fii '.j.AEfE5EaI'-Ll, f' 2 1 H li ' in i . iffy i t - 1 I va ' -i s .i it .. I T l 1 5 'x lk! J U 1 uIu'r:'r 1vT':n'4f.. V 'Wai-i' auf' I ' . 'A Q, ' 2 wrt- Iii. I -4'-7A -if ARTICLE II. Item I-Lucille Word, Elizabeth Hedden and Abner Mace, heir Loretta Mi1ler's and Edra Steger's splendid ability in plays. ' Item 2-Wanda Smith leaves her quiet personality to Warren Hite and James Gholson. Item 3-Benny Owen Allen inherits Ruth Pippin's position as librarian. Item 4,-Jeanette Long wills her sad and broken heart to Lois Holland. Item 5-Vergil Gipson bequeaths his talent in tap dancing to Marianna Mace and Celia Dean Mencer. - Item 6-Casper Slusmeyer leaves Frances Belle Potter to Charles Morris , Fe - Item 7-Newell Starks and Oneda Ross leaves their seats in the study hall to Clifford Seaton andsLoree Stone. I' ' Item 8-E. Roper bequeaths his midnight rambling to Glenn Hook. ' Item 9-Zack Hill wills his ability to argue to Charles Morris Hill. Item 10-Raymond Massie and Robert Neel leave their honors as basketball stars to John Mason and Edward Price. Item 11-Vida Miller leaves June Williams the right to like her favorite boy friend who is left in school. Item 12-Cladice Vaughn wills Slick Vannerson to Rubye Pottinger. Item 13-Victor Smith wills his permanent wave to Edwin Overstreet. Item 14-Roy Vance leaves his ability to look wise to Sam Helm and Allen Elrod. Item I5-Laurine Caldwell wills her singing ability to Lois Garland. Item l61Gf3CC Joiner wills her heart to one of Mrs. Kelleyis first tenor singers. Item 17-Harvine Ragland wills her good grades to Elizabeth Kelley. Item 18-John O. Lunn bequeaths his talent in art to James Arold. Item 19-Mack Lewis leaves some of his height to Eugene Long. Item 20-Elizabeth Weatherington leaves her method in trying to catch a certain boy with dark hair to Dixie Myers and Maribelle Beck. Item ZIZJCSSC Carneal wills his handsome features that catch all the girls to Charles Warford. , Item 12-Wilma Durrett and Roy Gholson leave the right for Mary Ella Boldry and Leon Gibson to be as big pests in school as they were. week end Item 23-Eleanor Hudson will receive Frances Anderson's chewing gum. Item 24--Paul Cooper bequeaths his nodding in class on Monday after keeping late hours to Joseph Harting. Item 25-Elizabeth Langston wills her gabbing ability to Nina Peyton. Item 26-Jewell Starks bequeaths her blushing to Jewell Parker. Item 27-Hazel Lee Wood and Juanita Warford bequeath their flowery art of writ- ing love letters to Dora Meredith and William Hughes. A Item 28-Doris Mace wills her sternness to Mary Sue Judd. Item 29-Vellon Taylor and Boyce McElya will their method of courting on the bus to Martha Long and Alvin Judd. Item 30-Marion Davis wills his ability to make good geometry grades to Harry Davis and Robert Stone. Item 3ILCl3fCHCC Fiser bequeaths his place as Senior Patrol Leaderl' in Boy Scouts to Warren Martin. Item 32-Emily Miller wills her quiet disposition to Harriett Lane. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we, the Class of '36, the testators, have set our hand and seal this first day of May, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and thirty-six. 1936 ' -EMILY MILLER, Tesmtrix. Page forty-eiglzt Nut 11 fualkc, jurl llc- ILIll1yw'fWllLlL! A ring? 7 All ulcmc 7 Pals 7 - DotLy :md D11i'fj 7' Llltlu D4u'1s7 Wfxcm Ju you Sec? joe? 7Do1:'t be timid 7 Hold 'cm Lif--Rot CLISV7 Wlmxlt? gXuuthc1' Litth' Willie story-71X Htlh' 'C1'isp 7 cgY1l,LlLl.lICF - WYCyI'C in the nmzmdf f Tcnclxcl' ui' thc SQL-Iluxg Clue-- Movu uvcl' 'l'o.11 ', wc wgmt room -King lid- w111'd7I,cc I.. or Unis? ,lust nmmlhcr loud ut' jlllllin' Vvc told you gllwoul it lwtorc71m rest im' thc wcau'j'7Music 'lbglrlxcl' Posing7Hoo-Ray, P. 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He has proved himself ll valuable member in nmny activities during his high School career. 1936 ufogmplzs Page fiffy -,,f sioini 101011111 1111 1 ri if ini 101:11 min: fini 11:13-vi 101 :ini 1303014 frank You The success of a school enterprise such as publishing T HE PIRATA, depends upon the support given it by the business firms, and boosters. The merchants give their whole-hearted support to the school and have reason to expect the students to give them a helping hand. THE PIRATA Staff and the entire student body express appreciation to those merchants and boosters who have so generously aided THE PIRATA. QJVE Boosters SUPT. MILFS MFRFDITH MR. D. D. CRISP MR. A. L. MOSS MISS ELOISIC LICDFORD MISS LUCY AIACKSON MRS. LFON SMITH ' MR. LEON SMITH MRS. F. S. KFILLFY MR. BASIL O. SMITH MISS MFTTA MATHIS MR. B. K. DOWFLL MISS MOLETF MORICLOCK MR. TEDDY BYFRS MISS FRANCICS KIIQTT DR. W. L. TITSWORTH MISS MINNIII LFF RAGLAND MR. TRAVIS GIBSON MRS. FURUTH R. SWIFT MISS ROWICNA MARSHALL DR. 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Rates: 51.00 per day. It is better to phone for reservations. Fresh river fish furnished fo. any of these picnics at very reasonable prices. For large picnics phone in advance approximate needs. STAFFORD BROS. PADIJCAH, KY., Krivn. RoU'1'i4L No. I Telephone: Call Stafford Bros. Over Heath Exchange 511111: 1 I11111rirvinlirrirlicliiiixxiyi11 COMPLIMENTS OF SNAIPIR TAWEIRN 2-ff 4 L 2605 Bridge Street Phone 123 ini 1 it 101011121 io: 111111 11:1 xi nininioinioiuiuriniui-111:14+1 ininioiuinii 11 1011.10 ., .' 3- A .ug br L . I, - My' ' .Quai OUND managerial policies and long, successful experience have provided us wnh sufficient equipment, adequate personnel and ample resources to render dependable service' as artists and makers ol fine printing plates. That you will be secure from chance, is ourfirst promise. JAHN 8- OLLIER ENGRAVING CO. B17 Vlesl Washington Blvd., - Chicago, Illinois In the foreground- Ft. Dearborn rverecled In Gran! Park on Chicago! lake front. 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