Henry Grady High School - Orator Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1937 volume:

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RICHARD CROWDER ' 'If CI'lLlfTl6l'IlOlLS6S, and OUT QTCZUZS 77ll4Sf Stffld Those that we bury, back, our monuments Shan Ire the maws of lzftesf, 'hr if-vrhnul ' Alriphrnnian Q H. O. SMITH Pr1'nc1'1Sal Shakezpearv Faiths and ph1'loso1Sh1'es rise, fade, and fail In slow and Jim procession,-overthrown Through inner imferfectfons. On the Unknown Man's sfeculatfons malze a tragfc tale Of strange illusions!-None shall map or scale The Infnftef-In Time and Sibace alone Genius wfth gufclfng insight all its own Reveals creatfve Truths Age cannot stale! But once could Time ancl Nature so consffre- In late Renascence-as to brfng to bfrth The Bard immortal, who fn Player's gufse, Anonymous and for mere showman's hire, Brought forth the grandest fageantry on Earth, That holcfs Man in high wonder and surmise! H. O. SMITH 7IT.. ,--1.1.-- HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS HAL HULSEY Assistant principal .Modern Languages B.A., University of Georgia, M.A., Univer sity of Georgia. GAINES W. WALTER History B.A., University of Georgiag M..-X.. Univer sity of Georgia, Ph.D., Yale. JAMES H. GRIFFIN Mathematiics B.A., ory ' versity. N 0 PAUL ROSSER Latin B.A., Mercer University. ALBERT F. NACE Engfish BA.. Franklin and Marshall Collegeg M.A. Franklin and Marshall College. Science R. MARTIN Biology B.S., University of Parisg Phar.D., Uni- versity of Paris. WILLIAM HITECHEW B.S., Ohio Northern Universityg MA., Emory University. CLAUDE L. LYNN B.S., Emory University, M.A.. Oglethorpe University. JAMES N. PLATT B.S., Southern Collegeg M.S., Emory Uni- versity. VERNON SAMMONS B.S., University of Georgiag M.S., Emory University Business Training E. R. HOLLEY A.C.A.. Bowling Green Business Univer sityg A.B., Bowling Green Business Uni- versity. D. C. SPRICKARD B.S., Western State Teachers' Collegeg A.B., Bowling Green College of Commerce. Milritary Training MAJOR PHILIP T. FRY P. M. S. Fd T. SERGEANT HENRY SHORT Commandant Ancient Language GORDON H. FORT BA.. Wofl'1J1'd Collegeg MA., Oglethorpe l lniversity. L. P. WILSON B.-X., Duke llniversityg MA., Duke Unia versity. Modern Languages MILTON H. DAVIS B.A., Mercer University, M.A., Emory University. H. O. DRAPER B.A.. Birmingham Southern Universityg Certificat d'Etudes Francaises, University of Bordeaux. France. J. KELLY B.Ph., Emory University. W. C. MADDOX A.B., Oglethorpe Universityg M.A., Ogle- thorpe University. English D. E. BECK A.B., in Education, University of Rochester. G. CLYDE EIDSON B.S., University of Alabamag M.A.. Uni- versity of Chicago. PAUL F. FARMER B.S., Tennessee State Teachers, Collegeg MA., Emory University. DAVID W. JOHNSTON B.A., University of Georgiag M.A., Univer- sity of Georgiag B.L.. Atlanta Law School. H. L. MADDEN A.B., Furman University. CHARLES SANDERS BA.. llniversity of Tennesseeg M.A., Uni- versity of Tennessee. History ROY W. DAVIS B.:X., Mercer Universityg MA., Mercer University. ROY L. DOYAL B.S., Georgia School of Technology. DWIGHT T. KEITH B.A., University of Alabama. GEORGE C. MOSELEY BA.. Washington and Lee Universityg MA., Washington and Lee University. J. 'R. PARRISH L B.S., Alabama Polytechnic Instituteg M.S., Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Mathematics D. E. AARON BS., North Georgia Agriculture'Collegeg M.A., Columbia University. HOMER B. CARREKER B.A., Mercer Universityg M.A., University of Georgia. W. RICHARD CROWDER BA., Emory University, M.A., Emory University. R. A. GREEN A.B., University of Georgiag A.M., Univer sity of Georgia. CHARLES S. WARD B.A., Emory Universityg M.A., Emory Uni- versity. R. H. YOUNG B.S, in C.E., Clemsong lVI.S. in C'.E., Georgia Tech. Qf-ftffwee D. E. AARON D. E. BECK H. B. CARREKER MRS. A. CARTER MRS. E. D. CRAWFORD W. F. CROWDER M. H. DAVIS 42,y77g,g 5, . R.VV.DAVIS H.O.DRAPER G.c.E1DsoN P.F.FARMER R. A. GREEN G. H. FORT W. HITECHEW MRS. P. JOHNSON D. W. JOHNSTON J. J. KELLY D. T. KEITH C. L. LYNNC ,,,. W. C. MADDOX H. L. MADDEN G. C. MOSELEY , J. R. PARRISH .ZSW4 C. S. WARD C. H. SANDE L. P. WILSON R. H. YOUNG IH' Alriphrnnian ' 37 Sveninr 0112155 Gbffirvrz BROOKS SHELDON president With his cave man swf, The girls say he's too rough. Ben S. Read Association, Vice-Presi- dent: Hi-Y,,R. O. T. C.: Track, '35: Football, '35, '36, B Club. JAMES CORBETT PEEK Vice-Presiclent '4Red', Peek, the campus flash, Swings a right with quite a dash. Zodiac: Hi-Y: Alciphronian Literary and Debating Society, Secretary, '36: Football, '34, '35, '36q Boxing, '34, '35, '36, HB Club: Tatler, Co-Editor, '37. HORACE W ALEY LANFORD, R. Secretary Muscle bound! Horace, so strong is he, He could easily uproot a tree. R. O. T. C., 35, '36, '37, Home Class Officer: Boxing, '35, '36, Football, '36, 137: B Club: N. A. S. S. G Wi s student he isn't an ace, 1 original humor he'll take first base. Foot all, Manager, '34, ,351 Swimming' Team, '36, '37. EARL I. ALT While making a roll in r t, A teacher said, -t 4hat?,. Chemistry Club, '36, 1 Ben S. Read Asso- ciation. BENJAMIN MILTON ABELSON With a name like his he should get ahead, When his children hear they may drop dead. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, Boxing, 136. CHARLES S. ARONSTAM Can declaim for hour e 'er stops, On this st he 1 fops. R. O T. ' , '37, Corporal, '35, Ser- gf 4' 1 Junior Declaimer, Christmas 'ses, '35: Winner Debate Medal, Christ- Ben S. Read Association. THOMAS EASTBERN ADDISON Now that hels the most in love, His girl calls him Uturtle dovef, R. O. T. C., '35, '36, '37, Sergeant, '35, '36, Captain, '37q Officers' Club: Hi-Y: ALCI- PHRONIAN: Ben S. Read Association. f V N he g ting is, e rst c oiee, When kissed by Ashburn they shout and rejoice. Home Class Officer, R. O. T. C., '34, '35g Base- ball '35 '36 '37 Boxin '36 '37 Vice Pr i- . . . : Q. . : - CS dent Red Cross, '36, Track, '37, B Club. FRANK W. ALLCORN. III How this handsome Captain Frank can dance, Why he breathes of sweet romance! R. O. T. C., '35, '36, '37, Lieutenant, '36, Cap- tain, '37g Swimming Team, '35, '36, '37: Of- ficers' Club: ALCIPHRONIAN: B Club: Ben S. Read Association: N. A. S. S. BRAWN SON AYRES Brawnson, in class, ean't keep still, Wk-v'd have ll rhyme if his name were Bill, R. O. T. C., '35, '36. mas Exercises, '36: Tatlerf B Club: Hi-Y: JOSEPH OSCAR BARBER Oscar, the Barber, doesn't set hair, But he can set on his haunches and off hot air R. O. T. -I Bahdi Home Class OTTICCF. 30 A3312 BQGGARLY only in class Joe wouldrft daze, We'd probably forgive his wearing loud clothes. R. O. T. C., '33, '34: Home Class Ofllcer: Track, '35, '36, '37: B Club. CHARLES BARNWELL He has a grin about a foot wide, Bring your tent and camp inide. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '36, Officer, '35, '36 Officers' Club: Rifle Team, '34, '35, '36: Chem- istry Club, '36: Winner, Olympic Day, '36. MAC BALDWIN He'd draw on a fag, with watchful fear, In hopes that Halsey wouldn't appear. Tatler: Quill ancl Scroll: B Club: Home Class Offwer. ROBERT JACKSON BARTON ,lack said, If I only had time to run around, I could have every gal in town. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '36, Master Sergeant, '36 Ben S. Reacl Association: Home Class Officer Football, '34: Swimming Team, '36. JACK BALL He has a very unique rnind, In fact, it's the only one of its kind. R. T. C., '34, '35, '36, Sergeant, '36: B. H. S. DeMolay: Ben S. Read Association WILLIAM LEROY BATES LeRoy swings at all social affairs, The girls see him coming and head for the stairs. R. O. T. C., '35, '36, '37, Lieutenant, '36, '37 Ofbcers' Club: ALCIPHRONIAN: B Club Dramatic Club, Secretary-Treasurer, '36, '37 Cbess Club, '35, '36, '37: Tatler. MARSHALL BANKS Gibbs, Willner, Sanderson, and Banks, Think they could handle all military rank. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '36, '37, Corporal, '35, Ser- geant, '36, Lieutenant, '37: Offzcers' Club: Rifle Team, '35, '36, '37: Honor Roll, '35, '36: Hi-Y: Tatler, '37. Alriplgrnuizl TNw.l,,'O MORRIS VICTOR BEN ATOR Benator begged his girl in despair, But all he got from herwas the air. R O. T. C., '34, '35, '36, Ser eant '36- Ben 8' s . . S. Read Association. ' GEORGE N. BISHOP In Moseley,s class he didn't disturb, For he was taking a nap superb. R. O. T. C., Q34. 235: Home Class Officer P T. A. Representative, '34q Ben S. Read Asso ciation. ROBERT WAYNE BENSON Robert Benson, the Latin fiend, Burns the track on the cross-country team. O. T. C.: Honor Roll: Cross-Country Team, '35, '36. I I FARISH BLAC Mr. lVard's trig runs him yg He's not dumbg his m' ' just lazy. R. O. T. C., ,353 Ben ead Association ALCIPH C AN , '36. e I z KENNETH BERCK Kennethilferekg like the boy from Cuba, Goes to town when he plays the Tuba. R. O. T. C.: BancIq'OreHestra. THOMASIQPINCKNEY BLAKELY An art student, by correspondence, He draws loud maps in great abundance. R. O. T. ,C., ,341 Home Class Officer BILL' BISHOP When there's a lot of noise and raising sand, Willie Bishop's right on hand. Swimming' Team: HBH HOWARD I. BLINN Knock! Knock! come on in, If ifs anybody but Howard Blinn. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '36, '37, Captain, '36 Officers' Club: Star Co., '35, '36, '37q R1fIe Team, '36, .373 Pep Club: Tatler, '34, 35 ll if PAUL S. BROWN This bo s ieture ff C0lLlfI'I1, lace 7 J, 12 14' it Q 11 Never before had are seen his face. LOUIS CHARLES BODENHEIMER When Bodertheimer and Eiseman get their heads together, School seems as light as a feather. Band, '34, '35, '36: ALCIPHRONIAN, '35, '36 Snapshot Editor, '35: Tatler, Literary Editor till March 9, 237. MARTIN BURKE He goes out for football every year But never gives opponents fear. R. O. T. C., '34, Football, '35, JOHN WESLEY BRINSFIELD Brinsfield with himself is disgusted and sick, lieeause he turned out to be a gold brick. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, Serge nt, 35: Home Class Officer: Library t,- '34, '35, Ben S a Association. LAWRENCE E. BURTCHAELL A .llargaret Bryan School of Dancing hound Strike up the band, and he'll go to toun R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '36, Ben S. Read Asso ciation. GRADY BROOKS No folly or playing for Grady Brooks, You do the playing, he'll stick to his lzoolfs. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '36. RICHARD BURTON He .sounds like a motor boat spittin' and spurtin 'Cause he's the first cousin to ole Luke Burton R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '36, Lieutenant, 36 tar Co., '35, '36, Rifle Team, '35, '36, Officers Club: Fencing Club, '36, Cbess Club 5 H. S. DeIVIolay, Vice-preside t, ELDRIDGE E. BROWN Eldridge Brown the dramatist On the stage he's always hissed. Dramatic Club, '35, '36, '37, Vice-President '36, '37q ALCIPHRONIAN, Organizations Edi- tor: R. O. T. C., '35, '36, '37, Sergeant, '35 Lieutenant, '36, '37, Neatness Medal Winner, '35, Officers' Club: HZC: Clmemistry Club, '36 '37: B Clubg Honor Roll, '35, '36, 37. v CANDLER BUTLER When Candler gets a haircut a week, s as bad as throwing it in Peachtree Creek. O T. C., ,343 Office Assistant., '34q Ben Read A ket 1, ' , 6. LEONARD N. CAMP We wonder where' he got that Southern drawl, That HOW DE D0 and how YOU-ALL. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '36, '37, Sergeant, '35, '36, Lieutenant., '36, '37q Officers' Club: Ben S. Reacl Association. HUDSON BUTLER He can keep Mr. Eid:ol1 talking I'rn sure About everything but literature. R O T. C.. '35, '36, '37, Lieutenant, 237: Of- ficers Club: B Club: Declaimer, Christmas Exercises, '35. IRA EUGENE CAMPBELL, JR. He's spic and span from head to feetg Always wears a tie and always neat. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, Corporal, '35q Ben S. Read Association. 6 WILLIAM C. BYERS. JR. The landmark leaving this institution, For a last line we're in confusion. R O T. C.. '32, '33, '34, '35, Captain, '34, '35: Officers' Club: Saber Club, '34-: HB Club: Home Class OFBCST. LARRY CANTRELL Larry and Dan 'Stout are the best of friendsg When they get together, trouble begins. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '36, '37, Captain, '36 ,373 Officers' Club: Winner Efficiency Medal '36q Home Class Officer: Honor Roll, '35, '36 '37: HEC: Ben S. Read Association: Hi-Y. GEORGE MILTON CALHOUN He does good work in all his classes, But he,d be lost without his glasses. R O T. C., '34, '35, '36g Chemistry Club, '35, 36 37, Vice-Presiclent, '36, 37: Senior De- bater Christmas Exercises, ,363 Tatler, Busi- ness Manager, '37. BOB LYON S CARMICHAEL A firm believer in the Golden Rule, Q' Never does he shirk a day of school. Y gfgdawg 56,327 EDWIN UPTON CATES Always serious, and in a hurry, With. his bored expression, and look of worry. R. O. T. C., '34, .351 Glee Club, '34, 135: Dramatic Club, '35, '36, '374 NBN Club: Ben S. Read Association. BEN W. CARMICHAEL The biggest car parked in front, Belongs to Willingham, the runl. R. O. T. C., '34, 35: Hi-Y: Home Class Officer: ALCIPHRONTAN: Tatler: Tennis Manager, '36. 07' I f plfvmfl Lflfvblf' DAVID CHTLES David Chiles so long and tall, Doubled in English every fall. R. O. T. C., '33, '34, Boxing, '35: B Club' Basketball, Manager, '36: Home Class Officer. WILLIAM CARY It should not seem. so hilarious, To think he could play a Stradivarius. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '36, '37, Lieutenant, '36, Capffa' ' ' Officers' Club: Rifle Team, '36, '37Xm xin Team, '35, '36, '37g B Club: M Orchestra: Concert Master, '36, '37. TIM CLAPP Always in trouble, this boy Tim, When there is mischief, you know it's him. R. O. T. C., '35, '36, '37, Corporal, '35, Ser- geant, '36, Lieutenant, '37, Ben S. Rea Asso- ciation. Z ' ROBERT Q. CASSELS He could make up a current event in nothing flat, Talk forty minutes and ray that's that. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, Track, '35. ROBERT CLIETT Never separated, Cliett and Clift you'll find, If you see one coming the othefs behind. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, Honor Roll, '34. A. C. CASTLEBERRY I know you've seen a can of trash, But have you heard of 'gCastlebe.rry's Hash?', R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '36, 37: Band: Lieutenant, '36, 237: Honor Roll, 234: Home Class Officer: Ben S. Read Associationq B Club. Z. C, 1 JACK CLIFT Hehe the brunette of the two nzuslretvvrs, If Cliett's along he never fears. R. O. T. C., '34, 235: Track, '36, '37, Captain, '37q Home Class Officer: Ben S. Read Associa- tion. MANUEL NEAL COOPER HPre's om' who fears not work, In liff' no duty will he shirk. Honor Roll, '34, '35, '36q Hi-Y. Secretary, '35, '36, Vice-President, '36q Uncler Secretary, North Georgia Hi-Y Conference: HZC: Secre- tary, '36, '37q Home Class Officer: Cross- Country Team, Manager, '36g Track Team, 7: Tatleri 37. RO ERT ERSKINE CLINE ln class work he is no silnp, Bvtter known as Bob the Blimp. Golf Team, Manager, ,333 Home Class Officer: Red Cross Representative. FRANK CORLEY A little bit wider than the othersg You'd think hr' and Purvine werv brothffrs. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '36g Home Class Officer Chemistry Club, 35: Ben S. Reacl Association. JACK CODDING ,lack Codrling, Continually nodding. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, Sergeant, '35: Honor Roll, 234: Glee Club. HOMER COTHRAN, JR. This boy was such a studious lazl That he br-'came a February grad. R. T. C., '33, '34, '35, '36, Sergeant, '35 136: Star Co., '35: Ben S. Read Association JOHN FORT CODINGTON When a teacher speaks to John, sitting in his seat, He turns as red as a blistereffl beet. R. O. T. C., '35: Track., '36, 237: Cross-Country Team, '37g Orchestra: Ben S. Read Associa- tion. ROBESON COTHRAN This playful boy with a smile that wins, Is f1l1l'lIyS seen with the Miller twins. THERON CROXTON For llr. Halsey he has a good line, When he doesn,t get to school on tzme. R. O. T. C., '35, '36, '37: Ben S. Read Asso- ciation. 9-JMQHOMAS COWART, JR. Tommy Cowart, the good old soul, Each year he,s made the honor roll. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '36q Honor Roll, '34, '35, ,364 H,,C: Hi-Y: Ben Read Association: Tatler, 37. CHARLES CUDLIPP . The 'Shag rackef, is going swell, ltls Catcliff, not Cudlipp who has r to sell. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '3 , ' utenant, '35 Home Class Officer: ' cers, Club. S269 ALBON CHASE WLES Alban Cowles, Mr. lVard's delight, Can ran. like a rabbit and not from fright. R. O. T. C., '4., '35q Senior Invitation Com- mittee: Second place, Cake Race, '35: Track. 35, Q-36, '37: Cross-Country Team., '34, '35, '36, Alternate Captain. '35, Captain, '36q HB Club: Ben Read Association. JACK CULPEPPER .lust to glanee at .lack Culpepper, You'd never think he's Mr. Gflhylllk little helper. R. O. T. C. SAM CREEL Leopold Slokowslri, Daw Rabinof, And Sam Creel, need their hair trimmed off. R. o. T. C., '34, 35. B Baseball, '36g Box- ing, '37, FRANK De-FREESE When in the cafeteria sandzriehes are missin , 11's from Hog,s,' appetite, God bless 'in1. R. O. T. C.. '33, ,341 Football, '34, '35, '36 HB Club: Home Class Officer. ALFRED CROSWELL If anything lacking in morals is said, Alfred,s fare is sure to turn red. WILLIAM DOBSON Thought provokers written by 'AWillie, Are enough to drive Albert Einstein silly. R. O. T. C., '35: Home Class Officer: P.-T. A. Representative: Recl Cross Representative: Clmemistry Club, '36, '37: Seconcl prize, U. D. C. Contest, 35: Tatlerg Ben S. Reacl Associa- tion. JACK M. EISEMAN The crack tanksrnan. from Boys' Hi F, 0 Jackie Eisernan, the swimrnin aol I ming Team, '35, '36, '37 5' Club' Home Class Officer: Tatler, Ass 137 ant Advertising Manager: Ben S. Rea Association ' a R. o. T. C., '34, '35, S WILLIAM RUSSELL EAG AN Bill Eagan, the Chess Club champ, At football garnes he looks like a tramp. Clmess Club, '34, '55, '36, Secretary, '35, Presi- clent, '36q Chemistry Club, '35, '36, Secretary- Treasurer '36. WALTER B. ELCOCK, JR. A brilliant student is little Walter, it In life,s hard struggle he 1UUI1,l falter. R. O. T. C., '36, '37: Baseball, '3'l: Ben S. Read Association: Tatler, '37. WILBUR EAVES Croonful, tuneful, Wilbur Eaves, When he sings, the crowd, it leaves. R. O. T. C., '34, '35: Home Class Officer: Ben S. Reacl Association. EDWARD EPSTEIN. IR. Edward VIII abdicatetl, Edward Epstein graduated. R. O. T. C., '34, '35: Glee Club, '36: Office Assistant, '36, '37: Pep Club: ALCIPHRON- IAN, Art Eclitor: Home Class Officer: Traclc, '37g Ben S. Reacl Association. STEVE PACE EHRHARDT In drarnatics he's a factor, Some day he,s sure to be an actor. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '36, '37, Sergeant, '36, 37: Home Class Officer: Chemistry Club, '35, '36: Dramatic Club, '35, '36, '37, President, '36, '37: Hi-Y: B Club: ALCIPHRONIAN: Ben S. Reacl Association. ALLEN FESSENNDEN. Allen knows all the tricks, That's how he passed his English Six. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '36, Sergeant, 236. CARROLL N. FREEMAN, JR. After three years it's about to get ripe, Fm referring to Carrollls smelly pipe. R. T. C., '33, '34, 535: Star Co., ,341 Home Class Officer: Ben S. Read Association. I. FRANK FETZER Frank Fetzer leads the cheer , He should be leading after four years. R. T. C., '33, '34, '35, '36, '37, Lieutenant, '36, '37q Officers' Club: Pep Clul:-1 Cheer Leader, '36q Boxing, '37: Ben S. Read Associa 3, 3, P tion. 9 aff GEORGE FULLER Boys, Higlfs talkative carrot lop- That tongaeas continually going flippity flop. Ben Read Association. JULIAN GRAHAM FLUKER He intended last year to attend college, Bat he lacked a little required knowledge. Red Cross, Treasurer, '36: Ben S. Read Asso- ciation. JOHN FUNKE The lightning flashed, the thunder roared, In English class, John seemed bored. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '36q Home Class Officer: Ben Read Association. 5 'JK BM FOSTER When he loses a point on a test. He says, The bookls wrong. I know bestf, R. O. T. C., '34, 35: Home Class Officer: Honor Roll, '35, '36: Winner, Olympic Day, '35, '36: Ben S. Read Association: B Club: H,,C Club. OTIS GARRARD In minor sports he patts at the hole, In scholastic work makes the Honor Roll. R. O. T. C., '34, 135: Zodiac: Honor Roll, T35, T-36, ,371 HQC, President, '36, .371 Hi-Y: Golf Team, '36, '37q MB Clulnq N. A. S. S.: Home Class Officer: Ben S. Read Association: Tatler, 37. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN For Ben Franklin we are rooters. .Wake him king of all bull-shooters. R. O. T. C., ,341 Alternate Freslmman Debater, 135: Honor Roll, '35, '36, '37q H2Cg Ben S. Read Association. HERBERT EDWARD GEARING Herberfs ambition is to swim, Into the sport goes his vigor and vim. Bancl, ,351 Swimming' Team, '36: Basketball, '36: B Club: Ben S. Reacl Association. JACK BENJAMIN GORDON, JR. Remember his picture appearing in Life, No one smiles when studying, the picturels not right. R. O. T. C., '35, '36, '37, Lieutenant, '36, Colonel, '37: Off-ice s' Club: Hi-Y, President, '37, Home ss r: Honor Roll, '35: Senior Ring 1 tee: ALCIPHRONIAN, P oto apli itor: Alternate Declaimer, C ist s Exercises, 35: Winner, Declaiming a , Christmas Exercises, 36: Boxing, ,351 D olay, Vice-President, Q-36: Wlioqs Who, '37, ROBERT I. GIBBS, JR. Bobby Gibbs resembles King Tat, With that peculiar haircut. R. O. T. C., '35, '36, '37, Major, '-37: Officers' Club, Vice-President, 37: Star Co., '37: Rifle Team, ' 37: Hi-Y: Home Class Officer: Fencing a', '36, '37, President, 37: Ben X . Reacl Association. DAN COTTESMAN From high Cv to high 'QEU does his voice range, Hut noun we hope that il will change. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '36: Golf Team, '34, '35, '36: Ben S. Reacl Association. H. CARLTON GODBEE, JR. You,ll heir Czwyfy, ringing this song, Olga, agiy' done me wrong, R. O. T: C., ' , 35: Star Co., ,352 Home Class 710 cer: Ben S. Read Association. In l ,IM ALBERT LAMAR GREEN When stamped in algebra, Creelfs your man, With your home work he,ll give you a hand. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '36, Lieutenant, '36: Cross-Country Team, 235: Track, '36, 237: Chess Club, 536: HB Club: Class Football, '34, Captain. JACOB GOLDSTEIN Jacob and Kaler run around together, You know the saying Birds of a featherf, R. T. C., 4.34: Honor Roll, '35, '36: Ben Read Association. WARREN C. GREGORY Peachtree Creek will never rise to his door, We've heard his prize-winning poem. before. R. O. T. C., '33, '34, Sergeant, '33, 134: Star Co., '34: B. H. S. DeMolay, President, '36, Treasurer, 37: Pep Club: Dramatic Club, ,331 Football, '35, '36g Track, '37: Tatlerg Honor Roll, '36, 37: Ben S. Read Association. BOBBY HEMPSTEAD Shoot on, says Bobby, 1 got the main, For athletics he'll never train. R. O. T. C.. '34, '35, Sergeant, '35: Football, '34, '35, '36: Red Cross Representative: Ben S. Read Association. JAMES MASON GUTHRIE Mason Guthrie smokes all day, He hopes that Hulsey'll stay away. R. O. T. C., '34, '35: Baseball. '35, '36: Home Class Officer: Ben S. Read Association. ANDREW A. NRY Poor Mr. Sammons, Henry wi. nnoy, Henry, says Sammons, You'r , ' boy. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '3 , ant, '36s Star Co., '35g ALCIPHRONI g P.- . A. Representative: Red Cross Re entative: Chemistry Club. '35, '36, '37: Fen ' Team: Pep Club: Ben S. Read ASSOCT h . JAMES ROSS HANAHAN Boys' High classes progressed too fast. He went to Peacock to pass. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, Corporal, '35: Ben S. Read Association. 9mfvu.4 MO RIS HE ZBERG His first few hghts he won with a cheer, In the last few he landed on his ear. R. O. T. C., '35, '36, '37: Boxing, '35, '36, '37: Tennis, '34, 35: Chess Club, '34, '35. fl-.' l'lcvs.Q l ALVIN Le'NARD HANES i A swimming star of prorniseg Copies his maps from Blakely, Thomas. Hi-Y: Swimming, '35, '36, '37: ALCIPHRON- IAN: Ben S. Read Association. WILLIAM A. HODGES, JR. Honor Roll clutched in his hand, Bill plays trumpet in the Band. Band: Chemistry Club: Chess Club: H,,C: Honor Roll, '35, '36, '37: Hi-Y: Home Class Officer: Ben S. Read Association: Tatler, '37. STANLEY HASTINGS I like Boys High, says Stanley Hastings, But in getting out, no time I'm wasting. R. O. T. C., '34, '35: Band, '36, '37, LEONARD LEROY HORNER, JR. He visits the drug store on the corner, But he has a permit signed by Horner. R. O. T. C. BOB HUTSON Quite a lover and social light, A date with Bob, and things are right. TERENCE WILLIAM HUCK Two-quid man is Handsome Huck, Spits tobacco to bring him. luck. R. O. T. C., ,343 Football, '34, '35, ,361 Track, ,371 Boxing, .363 Home Class Officer: B Club: Who's Who, '36, '37, Ben S. Read Association. ROBERT B. IRWIN At any social function or formal dance You.'ll hnd Robert in a game of chance. Chemistry Club, 35, '36. HARVARD P. HUGHEY Sanders' nightmare was Harvard Huglzey, He almost drives the teacher screwy. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '36, '37. OLIVER JACKSON He tried a year at Riverside, But he didn't manage to reside. R. O. T. C., '33, '34, Home Class Officer. JAMES HILL HUTCHESON Howell to Hutcheson, the famous pair, This is the wrong Hutcheson, but he,ll get there. Tatlerg ALCIPHRONIAN, Copy Editor, 237: Ben S. Read Association. JOSEPH JACOBUS, II The same old Joseph of Grammar School, Always joking and cutting the fool. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '36, Lieutenant, '36q Officers' Club, Pep Club: Home Class OfF1cer: Tatler, Assistant Business Manager, '35, '36, Business Manager till March 9, '37q ALCI- PHRONIAN, Assistant Business Manager, '36, Business Manager, '37, B Club: Ben S. R d Association, Red Cross: Student dvisor. , 0 ROBERT SAMUEL JOHNSTON What could better rhyme with Sam, The boy with character, like Boulder Dam. Chess Club, '34, '35q Chemistry Club, '35, '36, Honor Roll, '35g Ben S. Reacl Association. FRANK D. JAMISON Frank Furter resembles a wiener, Frank Jamison resembles a meanie.,' R O T. C., '34, '35, '36, '37, Lieutenant, '36. IRVING COLMAN KALER The football team had him bluffezl, With all their names his column he stuffed. R. T. C., '36g Honor Roll, '35, '36q Home Class Oflicer: DeMolayq Tatler, Sports Eclitor till March 9, '37, ALCIPHRONIAN, B Club: Dramatic Club, 134: Winner U. D. C. Medal, i363 Traclc, Assistant Manager, .361 Glee Club, '36q Quill and Scroll. WILLIAM JEFFERS Iflmt rollege are you attending. Hill? Surely not the one on Parkway Hill. THOMAS NANCE KELL At basketball Tomfs all right, But with a girl, why he's a sight! R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '36, '37g Bancl, Captain, '36q Officers' Club: Baslcetball, '35, '36, 137: Chemistry Club, '35, 136. JAMES JOHNSON james Johnson no excellent scholar, If he gets a pass, he wonlt holler. R T. C., '35, J36: Banclz Orchestra: B Club f ' ' . X JOSEPH EDWIN KE NEDY '-X In western novels he finds his joy, Orator ,loels a good ole boy. R. O. T. C., '35, '36, '37g Home Class Officer: Pep Club: Dramatic Club, '34, 135: Real Cross, Secretary, '35: P.-T. A. Representative, Secre- tary, I35: Traclc, '37: Ben S. Read Association. EDWIN ROGERS JOHNSTON Mr. Hulsey's right hand man, He Carries a list of skippers in his hand. S. ReacyAssociation: Tatl , '37: B Club. . K ', . f ff C VIN KXQWQAWNX LLOYD HENRY KIMMEL His hair resembles a birrfs nest. The best of combs can't stand the test. R. O. T. C., '35, '36, '37, Sergeant, '36: Band: Hi-Y: Honor Roll, '35, '36: RiHe Team, '35, '36, '37: Home Class Officer: ALCIPHRON- IAN: Track, '35, '36, '37: Pep Club: Clee Club, '35, 136: Winner, Olympic Day, '36: Ben Some day he'll be a cub reporter, C g If not he'll br' a garbage tutor. Zodiac: Tatler, Feature Editor, '36, Editor-im Chief till March 9, 37: Hi-Y, Vice-Presi dent, '36: Quill and Scroll: Dramatic Club HB Club: Home Class Officer: Emory Jour nalism Scholarship, '37: Who's Who, '36 Honor Roll: National Winner Scholastic High School Columnist Contest. JOE COOPER KING His funny stories rate a grin, In a dry humor contest ,loo will win. R. O. T. C., '35, '36, '7, Sergeant, '36: Pep Club: Home Class Officer: Ben S. Read Asso- ciation. RICHARD EARLE LANDIS Hercfs a fellow who can draw very well, His artistic ability his story will tell. O. T. C., '34, '35, '36, Sergeant: pep Club lx Cheer Leader, '36: Ben S. Read Association J JOHN KNUPP 'F In study hall raisin' sand, Why don,t he act like a White man?', R. O. T. C., '34, '35, 236: Home Class Officer: Class Football, 35: Ben Read Association. X !,BOB LEACH ' Bb Lf hyydht' f ff . O. T. C., '35, O3 , '37, Lieutenant, 237. MILTON KUNIANSKY .Uilton's a typical worry wart, Worries about tests of eve-ry sort. Red Cross Representative, '36. ELM ER H. LEACH His fortune he will earn, As a movie actor with long sideburns. R. O. T. C., '34, '35: Band: ALCIPHRONIAN Assistant Class Editor, '37q 'BBN Club: Dra- W matic Club: Glee Club: Chemistry Club, 35: Class Football, 35. if GEORGE W. MASSEY He .rolls his 'gR,s,', a Yankee, thafs all, In. Moseleyls class he uses a drazvl. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, 36, Sergeant, '35, 536: Home Class Officer: Rifle Team, '34: Ben S. Read Association. BOB LEWIS Bobby Lewis with his golden hair, His guilty feeling and innocent stare. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '36, Sergeant, '36, Lieuten- ant, ,371 Ben Read Association. DICK MCCAULEY Ate all the profit from Mrs. Craujlord, So next semester no job was offered. Football, '34, '35, '36: Track, '36q Boxing, '36: Tatler: ALCIPHRONIAN. BENJAMIN DAVID LOEWINSOHN To be lazy is his fate, He didn't awake till nearly too late. ALCIPHRONIAN, Snapshot Editor, '37: Ben S. Read Association. JOHN HAROLD MCCLELLAND As an artist he's top flight, But never could get his French just right. R. O. T. C., '34, '35: ALCIPHRONIAN, Art Editor, '36, Editor-in-Chief, '37g Tatler, Art Editor till March 9, '37: Ben S. Read Cabinet: Library Assistant: B Club. CECIL HAROLD LONDON Seldom is found one so quiet and refined, Who forgets his mouth and uses his mind. Zodiac: Honor Roll, '35, '36, '37: H,,C: Vice- President, 36, '3'Zq Home Class Officer: Bas- ketball, Manager, 136: Latin Contest, '35, '36: Tatler, Co-Editor, 37. ROBERT STANLEY MCDUFFIE With sorority freshmen he's the stuff, String on, string on, Bobby McDujf. , Zodiac: HQYyTrea er, e ' d- emtio ?H ',LCir! n- J fl , at erg' NB Club: Ben ead Asso- ciation, President, '36, 137: N. A. S. S.: R. O. T. C., '35, '36q Rifle Team, 135: Football, '35, '36: Swimming Team, '35, '36, 37: Golf, .361 Tatler, 37. W. BRUCE LONGINO When he has a date he likes to park, Especially when the night is dark. R. O. T. C., '35, '36. .Q-mmf CARROLL MCGAUGHEY t S eer clear Club il the TATLER, writings like a full grown rattler. Officer, '37: Officers' 9, 137: Pep Club: Hi-Y: Literary Editor, '36, Fea- 37: Dramatic Club, President, '36q Ben S. Read Association: Fencing Club. GEORGE MILLER Picture taking is his forte. Well, they,re pictures of a sort. R. T. C., '36, '37, Master Sergeant, 37: Honor Roll, '35: Home Class Officer: Golf Team, 237: Tatler, 37. CAREY MICKEL, JR. A terror in the art of fisticuff, A bit of truck, and a lot of bluff. Boxing, 137: Dramatic Club: Home Class Of- ficer: R. O. R. O. Pep Club, Secretary, '36q B. H. S. De- Molay: Ben S. Read Association. JOHN MILLER When teachers see double John and Sebastian are the trouble. R. O. T. C., '34, '35: ALCIPHRONIAN: Red Cross Representative: P.-T. A. Representative: Home Class Officer: Ben S. Read Association. BILL MILLER He strains his neck, to copy notes, Nace's book he always totes. T. C., '34, '35: Swimming Team., '36, '37: Office Assistant. - 00.1.41 hull SEBASTIAN MILLER Sebastian and John Could pass as one. R. O. T. C., '34, '35: Home Class Officer: ALCIPHRONIAN: Red Cross Representative: P.-T. A. Representative: Ben S. Read Asso- ciation. FRANK A. MILLER, JR. When pulling a hill in his Studebaker Frank says he can't quite make Iem. T. C., '35, '36: Ben S. Read Association. WIN BURN EDENS MITCHAM He's been sleeping in class, Since he left Bass. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '36g Home Class Officer. CHARLES MARSHALL PASCHAL, JR. Charley Paschal, the orator, Loves to talk, then talk some more. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, ,361 Home Class Officer: ep Club: Ben S. Read Association. Ndtaallau 27- gud-e,lauf,27l I' OS ELL MOORE ative Joe, the teachefs despair, Uh! Gives them all a great nightmare. . O. T. C., '34, '35, '36, Lieutenant, ,361 flicers' Club: Home Class Officer: Boxing, '36: Ben S. Read Association. HARDIN QCHIPQ PEABODY In future he'll earn his shekels, Boy! What he,d give to be like Echols. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, Sergeant, '35: Football, '35g Track, '35: Home Class Officer: Senior lnvitation Committee, Chairman: Ben S. Read Association. JAMES OWEN William Powell, The Thin Man, You know Owen, you understand. R. O. T. C., '33, Ben S. Read Association. Zllilazowdbvmww . WILLIAM PINSON. ,l . Bill Pinson's not so dumb. He went to California via thumb. R. O. T. C. JAMES PARHAM Old ,lim Parhamls a pretty go-od bird, Sits in class and doesnlt say a word. R. O. T. C., '34, ,351 German Club, '34q Ben S. Read Association. RAYMOND NEAL POLLITT Raymond thought he'd be in heaven, If could pass his English VII. R. O. T. C., '34, 2353 Home Class Officer. WILLIAM ALLEN PARKS Willie Parks will be right there, With his funny grin, and cow-licked hair. R. O. T. C., '34, '35q Home Class Officer: Chemistry Club, '36, '37g Boxing, 361 Ben S. Read Association. HERBERT HICKHAM PRICE Herbert Price' could shoot no dice, His gal could play no cards. R. O. T. C.. '35, '36, '37, Sergeant, '37q Chem- istry Club., 136: Ben S. Read Association. HARRY RAGSDALE Never was there one who could mrry, And do nothing as nobly as Hurry. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '36q Ben Read Asso- ciation. O. C. PUCKETT 0. C.'s quite a worker, lf. H. S. soda jerker. R. O. T. C., '34q Home Class Officer: Football, '34, '35, Ben S. Read Association. -Z4 . WILLIAM P. RAMSDEN QS. Even when there is exciternent nigh, He has that for off look in his eyv. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '36g Home Class Officer: Football, '36q Ben S. Read Association. JOHN PUGMIRE A swimming star of power, John Pugmire is the rnan of the hour. R. O. T. C., '34, 35: Band: Swimming Team. '36, '37q B Club: Ben S. Read Association. BRADLEY REDWINE Tl r hf' drives is only one of its kind. 7' co lrlydltc? same about udley Rwlwine. . O. T. , '34, 35: Home ass Officer: B. ks. DeMolay, Presi ent, '36. ff I' , A ' ILLI E Billy 'lfilly pifvfie, - ' Q . , :rac.3: en. ead Association. ZAHNER REYNOLDS On the campus he runs and leaps, But in the classes he only sleeps. R. T. C., '34, T35., '36, 37: Ben Read Association. HUGHES ROBERTS Hughes Roberts is a pretty swell guy, If he doesnlt graduate we won't know why. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '36g Home Class Officer. JAMES KENNETH RICHMOND Richmond is a blushing boy, He blushes only for decoy. R. O. T. C., '35, 236: Honor Roll, '35, '36, 37: H,,Cq Chemistry Club, '35, '36, '37, President, '36, '37, Tatler, 37. JOHN B. ROBERTS Roberts with his nerves a-frazzle. ls known to friends as Razzle-Dazzle, R. O. T. C., '34q Hi-Y: Football, '35, 136: Ben S. Read Association. MARVIN RICKERSON Marvin, with his cheeks of tan, Walks around with a yo-yo in his hand. R. O. T. C., '34, 35: Home Class Officer: Red Cross Representative: Ben S. Read Associa- tion. CARL A. ROESSLER Carl Roessler tools his horn, The fastest man ever born. R. O. T. C., '34, 135: Honor Roll, '35, '36: Home Class Officer: Orchestra. JAMES RIMER James Rimer, Old timer. R. O. T. C., '34, '35: Swimming Team: Chess Club, '35: Ben S. Read Association. SOL RUDEN Solomon Ruden, 0 the cad, Write nothing rough, or he'll get marl. Chemistry Club, '35, ,361 Chess Club, '35, '36, '37, Manager, '36, Secretary-Treasurer, '36, '37g Chess Team, '36, '3'l': Tatler, Assistant Business Manager, '36, Advertising Manager till March 9, '37, Honor Roll, '35, '36, 137: H,,C: ALCIPHRONIAN, Class Editor, '37q Home Class Officer: Ben S. Read Association. O. C. ROBBINS 0. C. Robbins never shaves, But his hair we think he waves. W. R. SAN DERSON Bill Sanderson so infernal, Whoops, my dear, hffs a Colonel. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '36, '37, Captain, '36, Lieutenant-Colonel, 137: Officers' Club: Rifle Team, '35, '36, '37, Captain, '36, '37: Hearst Trophy Team: Fencing Club, Vice-President, '36: B Club: Home Class Officer: B. H. S. DeMolay: Ben S. Read Association. R. A. SEWELL, JR. R. A. Sewell pretty stout, Runs around with his shirt-tail out. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '36: Rifle Team, '35, '36: Ben S. Read Association. DAVID SAUL David Saul, the picture taker, J ls just a trifling trouble maker. L-LPQ . O. T. C., '34, '35, '36, Lieutenant, 136: Of- 5 ficers' Club: Rifle Team: Class Football, '34: Ben S. Read Association. JOHN FRANKLIN SHANNON We all know Frank, the chubby chunk, Consurnes ten sandwiches-then a hunk. Red Cross Representative: Home Class Of- ficer: Ben Read Association. DAN SCARBOROUGH Chubby Scarborough, Shannon's sequel, No lightweight, but not his equal. Band: Official Printer: B Club. E REED EDWIN SHIPLEY If on a cocomalt he would feed, He wouldn't be skinny as ti reed. B. H. S. DeMolay. WELDON BRIDGE SELESKEY Un the court he's a whizz, Not so hot on a geometry quizz. R. O. T. C., '33, '34, '35, Officer, '35: Home Class Officer: Tennis Team, '35, '36, '37: Track, '36, '37: B Club: Ben S. Read Asso- ciation. Hubert Sibley, what a dear, He'll be back again next year. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '36: Home Class Officer: Ben S. Read Association. THOMAS M. SMITH We,re running out of lines, my friends, These Smith boys are getting under our skins. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '36, '37: Band. SIDNEY SILVER Tried to graduate in two and a half, But just couldn't stand the gaf. Winner, Olympic Day: Home Class Officer: Ben S. Reacl Association. IRVING SMULLIAN Irving Smullian will never alter, His love for Gaines W. Walter. R. O. T. C., '34: Red Cross Representative Baseball, '35, '36, '3T: Ben S. Read Associa tion. RALPH B. SMITH To be an oficer was his ambition, He worked and starved for that position. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '36g Officers' Club: B. H. S. DeMolay: Pep Club: Ben S. Read Associa- tion. FRANK STEINHEIM ER He doesn't go to summer school, It's a waste of money, Frank's no fool. R. O. T. C., '34, 135: Ben S. Read Association O T ELDRIDGE SMITH, JR. He can throw a wicked curve, Red headed boy with a lot of nerve. Zodiac: Honor Roll: Baseball, '34, '35, '36, '37: Basketball, '35, '36, '3T: Hi-Y: Home Class Officer: N. A. S. S.: Ben S. Reacl Association. ALBERT T. STEPHENS Albert Stephens, against his want, P-1 three years he had to haunt. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '3 WM ROBERT E. SMIT I There's not a gal in this here land, That is to Bob like Pat McCann. R. O. T. C., '34, '35: Home Class Officer. N ER STEWART Hunter Stewart, he is a dude, Jokes in class, and that is rudv. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, Track, '35, '36, Football, '36, Team, '36- EDWARD A. THOMPSON Ed's a dreamer, arf'n't we all, We're thinking he'll lm back next fall. R. T. C., '33, '34, '35: Swimming Team, '37. DAN STOUT This boy, known as Dannie Stout, ls glad lo say that now hf s 0111. J. C. THOMPSON .l. C. Thomp on, he's a card, Never play bridge and be his pard. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '36, '37q Band: Orchestra: Ben S. Read Association. WILLIAM B. TEAGUE jumping Center is his habit, They throu' the ball and he will grab it. R. O. T. C., '34: Home Class Officer: Basket- ball, '34, '35, '36: Football, '35, '36: B Club. JOE E. TIPPETT foe Tippett with a grin so wide, You could park your car inside. R. T. C., '34, '35, '36, '37, Master Sergeant, '36, Lieutenant, '37: Officers' Club: Home Class Offlcer. IRVING W. THAWLEY Truck Thawley, his head did rub, And declared that he was still a scrub. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, Football, '33, '34, '35, '36q Baseball, Manager, '36, '37, Basketball, '35g B Club. AUGUST TURNER Au ust Turner took a ani g if f 'y. Is always seen around Dick Yancoy. l J? 3 ,A 3 , I If R. o. T. C., '34, '35, '36, Yi NORMAN WEITZ Carly hair, black as tar, Carries things a bit too far. R. O. T. C.. '34: Home Class Officer: Ben S Read Association. JOHN D. VAN FLEET Van Fleet, oh what a name, 7 his chilf1ren's be the same. R. O. T. C.. '34, '35, '36. ,lohn Will JACOB D. WERBIN Under the new system he comes at 10:30, He drives Mr. Hitechew halfway nerty. RAYMOND WESLEY VEATCH, JR. Raymond Veateh in Sanders' class, Knew he was a cinch to pass. W Chf JOH T Shannon and john always cause laughter, ,Cause they look like Before and After. R. O. T. C., '34, '35: Home Class Officer Ben S. Read Association: Library Assistant: ALCIPHRONIAN. JULIAN WAGNER He zloesn,t drink whisky, he doesn,t drink gin, At the Tech Pan-Hellenics, he always slips in. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, Sergeant, 235: Swimming Team, '35, '36, '37q Home Class Officer: Senior Ring Committee: NB Club. RICHARD WHITE His English grade may not be HA, Bat he can drive that Chevrolet. Swimming Team., '36, 37. JOHN R. WALKER John Walker- What a talkerl R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '36, Corporal. '34, ,351 Red Cross Representative: Home Class Of- ficer: DeMo1ayg Ben S. Read Association. allen! 1 I I qA EDWARD WHITMIRE Q The dull jokes of Ed Whitmire, Put Mr. Moseley all on fire. R. O. T. C., '34-: Cross-Country Team, 134: Track, '36, '37q Clmess Club, '34: Home Class Officer: Senior Invitation Committee: Ben S. Reacl Association. LEWIS WILLNER In hirn the Colonelship was trusted, He griped the Sarge and then got busted. R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '36, '37, Colonel, '36s Officers' Club: Rifle Team, '35, 236, ,373 Hi-Y, Home Class Officer, B. H. S. DeMolayg Star Co., Captain. '-36: ALCIPHRONIANQ Ben S. Re acl Association. J. D. WILEY J. D. and Hutch are a tiny pair, Larger men they never scare. Honor Roll, '36. WILLIAM S. WILSON That it took him only two and one-half to graduate, ls the proud story he can relate. R. O. T. C., '35, '36g Star Co., '35q B. H. S. DeMolay, Two ancl one-Half Year Gracluate: ALCIPHRONIAN, Assistant Business Man-. ager, 37. FRED WILLIAMS There's a rumor going on about Fred, They say he,s a bit Tetehed in the Hearlf, R. O. T. C., '36. EDWARD WITHORN, JR. Ed to everyone seems so meek, Until he reaches the platform to speak. R. O. T. C., '34, 135: Office Assistant: Honor Roll, '35, '36, '37, HQCQ B Club. UU. 1, oJ4,Q,6ta.-mm WILLIAM LANDRAM WILLIAMSON With his lessons he does toy, And in class, dreams of Myrna Loy. R. O. T. C., '34, '35g Reel Cross: Ben S. Read Association. BILLY WOOD Billy Wood, Would you? R. O. T. C., '34, '35, Honor Roll, '34, 35: Class Football, '34q Baseball, 136: Clmess Club, '35, '36, Ben S. Reacl Association. IH ' Alriphrnnian ' 37 DICK YANCEY DAN YATES KENNETH ZIMMER Everybody knows Dick yancay, Dan Yates can Swing ll club, With Kenneth Ztilllfllffzflllll , do clofv, 'Cause he wears his clothes so fancy. But onthe dance floor hffs a dub. Angwzge we glad! 'W ff t rough with R. O. T. C., '34, '35, '36: Hi-YZ R. O. T. C., '34, 35: Golf. '35. R. O. T 4, '35, 136: Pep Home Class Offlcerq Ben S. '36, 37. cr ader: Ben S. Read Association. earl ssociation. I .Iluninr 0112155 GLENN ADAIR ALBERT BOYKIN JOSIAH BENATOR FRED BRIDGES RICHARD BOLLINGER JACK BROCK CHARLES BOROCHOFF JOHN BUNN I WV E'RfJf A WILLIAM CAMP GRIFFIN CARMICHAEL SYDNEY EISENBERG JACK EWING FRANK CHENEY LAWRENCE CRANKSHAW ODOM FANNING COUNT GIBSON ZACK DANIEL WILLIAM DAVIS JUSTUS GOWER, JR. DAN GREER JAQUE DAVISON WILLIAM DUGGAR ROBERT GRIFFITH BRUCE HAFLEY KENION EDWARDS JACK EHRHART JACK HEROD CHARLES HOLLINGSWORTH IH ' Alriphrnniun ' 37 HAROLD SAINE JAMES SAMET BYERS HOLLOWAY HAROLD HOPE GEORGE SMITH HOMER STARR WILLIAM LATTA BRUCE MCDUFFIE JIMMY SUDDETH JOE TRAMMELL THAD MORRISON DAN PARADIES CARL WEINMEISTER 'l MAC WEST 5 CARLISLE PHILLIPS Ci EMORY RUARK Arknnmlvhgmvnt The staff wishes to thank all who have assistecl in making the 1937 ALCI- PHRONIAN the hook that it is. Among those that we feel particularly in- debted to are Mr. H. O. Smith., whose constant interest and cooperation facili- tates assembling the hook and adds much to its completeness: Mr. Charles W. Young of Foote and Davies Printing Company whose suggestions are always helpful: Mr. G. R. Threllcelcl of the Stanley Stuclios whose photography speaks for itself: and Mrs. B. Gordon., who as president of the P.-T. A. always as- sured us of the cooperation of that organization. The staff is especially proucl of the art worlc of Ecl Epstein, whose crayon sketches of Mr. Crowder, Mrs. Gordon, and the sponsors are of a very high quality. HAROLD MCCLELLAND, Edfm r. Zlhwhmvn HARRY ANDEL W. H. HOLMES BEN AYCOCK V. H. BURGIN, JR. BILL IORDON TERRELL COMMINS EDWARD LUCK LOUIS DABNEY PAGE MORRIS EDWARD DEMERE WILLIAM ENNIS JUAN PEREZ GEORGE POER BOB FIELDS THOMAS RYBERT GUY FRIDDELL EDWARD SAVELL ISAAC GALANTI JIMMY VOCALIS JOHN WHITMIRE BOBBY GOREE RALPH WOOD iw 1 A L Q 2 14 S100 worth of music. It must he interesting. Passing in review. ucrammingf' Taking the hurdles in good form. Orenstein to Wiley. 7. Starr about to tall. 8. Wilc! boy Kunianslcy. 9. One way of passing. 10. Bullc1ogfu takes a smoke. 11. A few footballers at recess. 12. Don't shoot! 13. Mrs. Crawford fixes lunch. 14. Down the home stretch. 15. Bloodhound teaches. 16. what a face! Fight! . . . Fight! 17. 18. Motorcade. 19. Rear elevation. 20. Physicists. 21. Team! Rah! Officers must R' have their S fun. Sergeant Short. No Smoking Allowecl Coaches Ward and Kelley at Chapel Hill. Home, sweet home. Christmas exercises. Before ancl after. Some more football players Front view of school. Target range. Reading orders of the clay. H,,C initiation. Talking it over. More initiation. Duck Conger. After the cake race. Open wide. Itis a great life if Bloodhound doesrft catch you. uEn garclef' Cross-country team. Leaving for Chapel Hill. 5 H m 5 'bv wuol - ON ,Ons Q4 GQRQ GARRA Jana Ambuknaus Most infeyectui? HAROLD SAINE Mnsi Representative Junior TOM PSDDISON NORVELL ASHBURN Mosi m Love Biggest Socia! Hound BROOKS SHELDON Best All-round Q05 S G2 avr-K xegisgtfzxo W Omen BILL C. A Mo qi? J! . s if - '- ,, .-' , ,XV ' f.. ...gif 1.,.g.Wef.Q - A 'ew Y' 'L 'Wiir :Nfl :lfQf,- . . H-al VIL? V I e..Q:L i ggA wg.. - 9 Sf' . ' 4? . .gs A' . A' ,5 25 In 1, , , .y-Myvfk ig fgiigly SXSW? A Fi fi' 154f1sq,:g? igffi Kf'f?5,: ' - 7 -A... Que? ' MRS. J. B. GORDON 0, x. ggqsr. iiarent-Flrarhrrn' Azznriatinn MRS. J. B. GORDON . . MRS. E. FQYANCEY . 1 MRS. M. T. EDGERTON . . MRS. GEORGE W. FULLER . OFFICERS MRS. HOMER CARMICHAEL . . . MRS. LOUIS ARONSTAM MRS. A. E. SANDERSON . - . . . MRS. JOHN FUNKE .... . Cnr MRS. HAROLD MCDUFFIE . MRS. RALPH MQCLELLAND . MRS. C. L. WILLIAMSON MR.,PAUL ROSSER MR. C. H. SANDERS . . . . president Ffrst Vice-Presfzlent Second Vice-Presfient Third Vfce-president Fourth Vfce-presfdent Fifth Vice-president . Recording Secretary resbonclfng Secretary - . . . Treasurer . Parffamentarfan . . . H1'stor1'an - . . . Audftor . 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L 5 V, it A 151 leflgrn 35 My .HH J T Le t to right: ulclcyu Orenstein, George Sabo, Roy Goree, Bob IVIcDuff-ie. SQUAD members of Boys, Highls famous Pur- ple Hurricane faced the '37 season with a certain degree of misgivings. Having been pre- sented with an unparalleled record of twenty-five consecutive triumphs by a team that had marched to victory over Georgiaqs strongest prep elevens to clinch a G. I. A. A. championship and gain permanent possession of the Dartmouth cup, they sensed an ever-growing tension at the thought of upholding their predecessors' reputation. And with only three veterans of the first string returning, prospects for another championship were regarded with a mixture of fear and doubt. Yet they took the opener from Commercial, 20 to 0. Orenstein, Sabo, and Goree were click- ing off nice gains all night, and the Purple line proved itself adamant in an emergency, holding the Typists on their own two-yard stripe. They went on to dip Ensley, from Birmingham, 26-6 fthat was the game where Charlie Crouch, substitute back for Sabo, intercepted a pass and carried it forty-five yards for a touchdownj. In a close and hard game they nosed out the Savannah High Geechies, 6-0, and a week later swamped Decatur, 40-0. In a steady downpour, with a cold wind beating needles into their Hesh, and playing on a slippery and dangerous field. they annexed the thirtieth straight by beating Monroe, 7-0. Then came disaster. Lanier, of Macon, by far Boys' High's most powerful and respected antagonist, came to Poncey with the determina- tion to break that string of victories. Aided generously by a super-quota of Hghting spirit, a fleet squad, and a unique system of offense, the Poets provided a real menace. It rained again iltnuthall ' P7 ww that Friday, and the Purples, always at their worst on a muddy gridiron, were dented with a 6-6 tie. Unabated, the Hurricane continued by taking Gordon, a junior college out of the prep class, 14-12. They followed that with a win over Spartanburg, in Spartanburg, 13-6. A week later, the Purples met their ancient rival from across the flats, Tech High. It was the climax of a brilliant season, the long an- ticipated struggle with a traditional adversary. Before a record crowd of 13,000, Boys High crushed the Smithies in a pulse-jerking drama, 19-13, to capture its third successive city cham- pionship. Sabo, Orenstein, and Goree each con- tributed six points. On Thanksgiving, the squad journeyed to Miami for its annual Turkey Day classic. It proved a calamitous occasion, for the Stingerees accomplished what thirty-four teams before them had tried to do-defeat those Boys' High up- startsl The score was 7 to 0. The Miamians in the first six plays had taken Dan Greer and Icky Orenstein out of the game, and before the final whistle blew, had added two more back- field men to the casualty list. The Purples returned to Atlanta, slightly crest- fallen, but with the hope that somehow they might be given a chance to redeem themselves. That chance came when the G. 1. A. A. officials ruled Riverside's claim to the state title false on the grounds of ineligibility and approved a championship tilt between the Lanier Poets and the Boys' High Purple Hurricane. With a revamped backtield and in the midst of a pouring, biting rain, handicapped by injuries Of three left halfbacks, with its best play and its biggest scoring punch rendered useless, the Hur- ricane that afternoon fought with a genuine Boys' High spirit, only to bow, 13-0. It was a miserable day, a miserable crowd, and a miser- able loss, but the 1937 season was a successful one in spite of all that. WE BEAT TECH HIGH! -Calvin Kytle Eirark Gram Front row, left to right: Warren Gregory. .lohn Codington, Jack Clift, Captain, Harold Saine, Lloyd Kimmel. Second row: Charles Almand, W. H. Holmes, Glenn Dewherry, .lack Sockwell. Third row: Dick Bollinger, For- rest Traylor, Tom Bridges, Tommy Page. Fourth row: Lof- ton Smith, Willie Maolluggar, John Knupp, Ned Hickman. Fifth row: Ed Epstein, Billy Fos- ter. James Caldwell, Martin Burke. Sixth row: Mr. Ward, Coach, Manuel Cooper, Vlan- agerg Ray Miller. Terence Huck. Seventh row: Frank Williamson, Bobby Goree. I main I Pam Front row, left to right: Zahner Reynolds, Weldon Selesky, .lack Worth. Back row: Moody Shaw, M. H. Davis, Coaehg Charles Lindsey. Clrnwa Glnunirg First row, left to right: John Canipbell, John Codinglon ,laque Davison. Tommy Page. Second role: Robert Benson, Alben Cowles, Harold Saine, Manuel Cooper. Ylanager. if Mnxing Elvmn i First row, left lo right: James Barfield Cecil Hughes, Morris Herzherg. Bill Cary, Norvelle Ash lmurn. Dick McCauley, Frank Benson. Second row: Mr. H. O. Draper, COblCllQ Travis 'lltompson lirnctf lNlcD'uffie, Robert Cutler, Tom Hughes. Cordon Hawkins, Melvin Tinsley. Harry Brodnax John Bannister, Horace Bakerz- Third rout Steve Campbell. Ted O'Callaghan, Bruce Hafley William Davis. Carey Mickel, Warren Cosby, Frank Fetzer. J 1,1 FM' cglllf Gram Front raw, left to right: Billy Caye, Billy Helms. Buck row: Dan Cottes- man, D i c k McCauley, Managerg Dan Yates. Eamrhall Elram l'itclzvrs.' Crt-er. limntberg. Criflitll. l.itlfCl1l'TS.' Smith Gaston, Murphy, Hulhruok. Morris. l'rrsL lirzrv: McKinney, Clellan. Serrwzd Iiasv: Strange. McWate-rs. Third lf1lSf'.' Saine, Gurtltm. flllffliflllf .Xslilntt'n. Crunclt. Slmrtstnp: 'Nlorstz CUI1f1,f?l'. l.'e11tr'l'jfr'f11: Ps-acnck, Wilt-y, Swintlvll, flllahn. Cnppege. ,llllI1Ilgf'I'X.' Stratlen, Caffey. Bruclen. Swimming Umm Front row, If-ft to right: Bolm Mcllulhe, ,lack Eiseman, Ted Abbey. Bert Anderson. lid Johnston. Captain, Steve Epstein, James Fuller Frank Al'corn. Second row: George Fuller. LeNard Hanes. Bill Candler, Bill Miller, Richard White. Bill Bishop. Third row: Don While. Roy Goree Mr. Crowder, Coachg Julian Wagner', Managerg Jack Dougherty, John Christopher, James Light, .lohn Pugmire. Zlienring Timm First rozv, left to right: Mr. D. E. Beck, Melville Brown, John Papageorge, Van Burgin, W. E. Camp Raymond Schwartz, Frank G r a li a m. Second row: Fred Ei s e m a n, Bobby Gibbs, Bruce Halley. Eu- gene Broadwell, Wallace Wliite. Andrew Henry. Foster Law, Frank Lowen- stein, Bowie Adams. Glhmer illeahern Left zo right: Richard Landis, Campbell Evans, Frank Fetzer. Kenneth Zimmerman. E Qgsfw- Q . L, Ai 3. -r? ., k ig.. ,vw .-C' , S' Amex? f if '1 '7 ?F? f . H ig' L139:- 'f,. , ?3wT45- ,Ni-251 fi f J' ff .5 ig' A fl ,, ,., 5 : F i-'A - 3.51, ' ' L: If , A 1, K? Mm . 1 'f A N Harold McClelland . . Eil1't0T'1.7'l'Cll1.6f Paul F. FSFITICI' . . FVKICU-,fy AJUTISZT Joseph Jacobus Sol Ruden , . Bob McDufFie . Frank Allcorn . Eldridge Brown . Ed Epstein . . Jack Gordon . Business Manager . . Cfass Editor Circulation Manager . . Sports Editor Organizations Editor . . . ArtEcl1'tor pfziotograpldc Editor James Hutcheson . . . Coby Editor Ben Loewinsohn . . Snap Shot Editor Caron Mccaughey . . Feature Editor I-IHTOICI Saine . . . . M1'71'tary Editor ASSISTANTS LeRoy Bates Lloyd Kimmel C8.I'TniCl'lae1 Elfnel' LC3.Cl'l Steve Ehrharcit Sydney Eisenberg' Ecl Epstein Guy Fricldel Bruce Hafley A. Henry Jack Herod Irving Kaler Dick McCauley Bruce McDuffie John Miller Sebastian Miller Homer Starr Lewis Willner Bill Wilson John West Dan Yates Alriphrnnim Staff I atlrr Calvin Kytle . . Editor-in-Chief C H. Sanders . . Facuity Adviser Oclom Fanning . . . . Copy Editor Irving Kaler .... . . Sports Editor Carroll McGaughey . . , M1'i1'tary Editor Willingham Carmichael . . Ma1'71'ng Editor Harold McClelland ...... Art Editor Louis Boclenheimer . . . Literary Ectitor yclney Eisenberg . . . Organizations Editor Joseph Jacolnus ..... l BuS1'7'l-ZSS Manager James Hill Hutcheson . . . Editorial Assistant Dick McCauley . . Bruce McDufHe . . Dewarcl Sims . . Milton Edgerton . . Billy Youngblood . Sol Ruden . . . . . . Sports Assistant . Ectitoriai Assistant . News Editor Feature Ectitor . . . Exchange Editor . . Advertising .Manager Dave Johnston . . Assistant Advertising Manager Jaclc Eiseman . . Assistant Advertising .Manager Cecil London-Corbett Peel: Co-Editors Kenneth Richmoncl ..... Faculty Editor Albert Rayle . . . . . Alumni Editor Harolcl Saine ...... M1.71'tary Editor Marshall Banlcs . . Assistant M1'71'tary Editor Bolo McDufHe . .... Sports Editor Roy Goree . . . Sports Editor Manuel Cooper . . . Club Reforter George Miller . . . Exchange Editor Frank Margeson . . . Circuiation Manager Bob Sheldon . . . Otis Garrarcl . . Charles Hollingsworth Wallace White . . Billy Hodges . . Milton Calhoun . . Society Editor Literary Editor Malzeugi Editor . . Art Editor Feature Editor . . . B'Ll,S7.71ESS Manager Sidney Pazol . . Assistant Business Manager Tommy Cowart . . Assistant Business Manager 12911111 emit Svrrnll Calvin Kytle Irving Kaler C8I'r0ll MCG8ug'hCy' Louis Boclenheimer Ben Carmichael Sydney Eisenberg Mae Baldwin Deward Sims Milton Edgerton Bill Youngblood James Hutcheson Zniliur Roy Goree, President Calvin Kytle Bob MeDuFFie Corbett Peek Otis G arrar d Bruce McDufHe Bob Smith Jack Herod Cecil London Dave Johnston L61 13 L61111111' Svnnrtg aclc orclon . . . president Manuel Cooper . . V1'ce-president Carlisle Phillips . . . Secretary BI' C6 MCDUf:l:l6 . . Treasurer Mr Roy W. Davis . . MEMBERS Tom Addison Charles Aronstam Marshall Banks Diclc Bollinger Eldridge Brown Larry Cantrell Griffin Carmichael Ben Carmichael W. E. Camp Tommy Cowart Steve Ehrhardt Oclom Fanning Count Gibson Bobby Gibbs Otis Garrarcl Jack Herod Le'Narcl Hanes Lloycl Kimmel Calvin Kytle Bob McDuffie Carroll Mccaughe Corbett peel: J. B. Roberts Harold Saine Bob Smith Lewis Willner Bob Becht Milton Edgerton Malcolm Gailey Dave Johnston Frank Kneisel Roger Stolcey Bill Youngblood Y Adviser IH ' Alriphrnnian ' 37 hmm Qlluh OFFICERS Bill Eagan ......... Presfnfent Roger Stolcey . .... Vice-presfclent Sol Ruclen . . . Secretary anal Treasurer Mr. G. C. Eiclson ....... Adviser MEMBERS LeRoy Bates Billy Hodges Albert Green Billy Weed Zach Cowan Marshall Kovslcy Raymond Schwartz Eramaiir luh OFFICERS Steve Elmrlmarclt .... presfrlent Elclriclge Brown . . Vfce-presfclent LeRoy Bates . Secretary and Treasurer Sydney Eisenberg . Business Manager Mr. M. H. Davis .... Advfser MEMBERS Glenn Aclair Griffin Carmichael Edwin Cates Count Gibson Calvin Kytle Elmer Leach Carroll Mccaughey Cary Mickel Jimmy Sudcleth James Barron Bob Chambers Tom Clark Charles Parks Charles Yarn Bill Malone George Malone llsr .--., v,,-. 1525. V. :S IL T ,:,.. -I v-.,v.,v, :SJ ' .- ' -..',: rl,l. . ' ,rlb isis-'ggt A... ' Av ' ' ' .,-: rf X al IH ' Alriphrnnian r 37 E201 fHonorary Scholastic Socfetyj OFFICERS Otis Garrarcl ...... president Cecil Lonclon .... Vice-president Manuel Cooper . Secretary and Treasurer Mr. L. P. Wilson ...,. Adviser MEMBERS Eldriclge Brown Tommy Cowart Billy Hodges Kenneth Richmoncl Sol Ruden Ecl Withorn Larry Cantrell Ben Franklin Count Gibson Bill Sanderson Albert Rayle James Barron Milton Edgerton James McNabb Qlhmniztrg Qlluh OFFICERS Kenneth Richmoncl .... president Milton Calhoun .... Vice-president Bill Eagan . . Secretary and Treasurer MEMBERS Earl Alt Elclriclge Brown Billy Hoclges Robert Johnston William Parks Shelton Johnson Sam Norton rlfrw 910' My Gaines W. Walter, Q12 . . l First Violins Vfofonceflns Bill Cary, Concertmaster Ed Dufhlfm W. C. Wi.-.free Roy Pefflf Gordon Barrow Doubje Basses E1aytOnBCl-fpfnin Arnold Chapman amar ec fmt Kenneth Berclc James Prattis David Johnson Flute Dan Stout econd V1.077.nS Reuben Berry Robert Smith Thomas Welch Lionel Warren Milton Prather Ray Plunkett Al Roberts Lester Rumble Holt Hertwig' James Voulgaris Fred McMillan Oboe MaFl0n FLISSCH Cfarfnets Carl Roessler Herbert Daniel Edwarcl Silverbo I Gbrrhrntra ard James Thompson Bassoon NOI'lTl8.I1 Ley . Director Saxopllones Groves Hillard Edward Luck Leon Ullman Trumpets Jimmy Johnson Bill Shrader Marion Thacker John Codington John Christopher Tromoones Herbert Karp John Varner Perry Blaclcshear percussion Jim Little fsnare Drum, Franlc Gheesling fBass Drum prlanoforte James Samet J. S. Buchanan J. Altobellis :A 1 1 Mm Sv. '-iKva1h 2-Xnnnriatinn Bob MCDlll:fl6 . . . Presfrlent Brooks Sheldon . . Vfce-presfzfent Corbett Peek . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary In 1925, when Boys' High had sunlc deep into debt as a result of its poor football season, a father whose son was then studying here donated S300 to the school treasury in the hope that to some degree the contribution might alleviate the financial condition. That man was the late Ben Read, former president of the Southern Bell Telephone Company. Grateful, B. H. ofhclals founded the Ben Read Athletic Association, its purpose to be the stimulation of a better school spirit and to aid materially those sports which could not support themselves. Dues were twenty-hve cents a semester, and membership entitled students to various activities which the organization sponsored-motorcades, basketball games, and boxing' matches. This year, seeing' that other activities also needed hnancial help, the organi- zation contributed money to the Tatler, ALCIPHRONIAN, and the Dramatic Club. The name was changed to the Ben Read Activities Association. Alriphrnnian Eitvmrg :wh Eelmting Svnrirtg C Allcorn, F. Aronstam, Ashburn, N. Baggarly, Baker, H. Baldwin, M. Bnrheld, J. Barker, C. Barron, Barrow, G. Bates, W. L. Becht, B. Berry, Bishop, B. Bogle, Bond, 1. Borochoff, C. Borom, W. Bradford, B. Brandes, R. Brown, E. Brown, Byers, B. Cary, B. Campbell, J. Campbell, S. Cantrell, L. Calhoun, M. Cates, E. Clark, J. Cliff, J. Coclington, Conger, M. Cooper, M. Cowart, T. Cowles, A. Crenshaw, A. Crouch, C. Roy Goree Harold Saine Jack Gordon Charles Aronstam Glluh . . Presfclent . . . Secretary . Best Dehater Best Declaimer Mr. Hal Hulsey, Acfvfser McNabb, Mcwaters, B. Miller, R. Murphy, B. Orenstein, I. Outler, B. Pittman, N. Peek, C. Perlcerson, L. pugmlre, Reynolds, Reynolds, H. Richmond, K. Roessler, C. Ruden, Saba, G. Salne, H. Sanderson, B. Shaw, I. Sheldon, B. Seleslcy, W. Shracler, B. gilverhoard, E mith, B. DeFreese, F. Green, A. Johnston' E, Stone' F. Dinkler. C- Greer, D. Kaler, I. Teague, B. ghfhafdf- ji- H..1...., w. Ifytle- dC.H Lyley. In lseman, - an or , . ac er, . Eisenberg. S- EIZ:?LiiegaCk,IB. Leach, E. Traylor, F. Fussell, M. H k ' P' London, C. Von Glahn, G. Gailey, M- ec maui ' MacNahh,M. Wagner, Garrard, Hodges' ' McCauley, D. Webb, H. Gearing. H. Holloway- B- McClelland, H. Welch, T. Gibson. C. Huck- T- Mcnufae, B. White, R. Gordon, Hughes' T' lVIcDuH'le, R. Wiley, Goree. Roy Jacobus. J- McGaughey, C. Winfree, W. Gottesman, D. Johnson, McKenny, Wlthorn, E. ' e M 2 X 2' K AA. - ivtlyqz' . IH ' Alriphrnnian ' Sgr. Short Col. Gordon Cadet Lieut.-Col. Bill Sanderson Cadet Major Gooding Bean First Bataifion Cadet Major Harold Saine Second Bataiiion ilivgimental Qbffirvrn First row, left fo Sanderson, W. R. Second row: Capt. Capt. Supply Cary, T ight: Col. Gordon, J., Lt.-Col. Haj. Bean, G., Maj. Saine, H. Adj. Blinn, H., Capt. Lloyd, S., B., lst Lt. Saul. D., 2nd Lt Tippett,.l. Third row: Captains. Willner, L., Cantrell, L., Addi son, T., McGaugl1ey, C., Allcorn, F., Gibbs, B., Tray- lor, F., Kell, T. Fourth row: lst Lieuts., Banks, M., Brown, E., Smith, R., Moore, J., Burton, R., Barnwell, C., Hackett, W., Green, A. Fifth row: 2nd Lieuts., Petway, A., Massey, C., Thacker, M., Lewis, B., Davis, E., Castleberry, A., Winfree, W., Long, Blumberg, J., Leacli, B., Clapp, T. ilitarg Staff Major Phillip T. Fry P. M. S. EE? T. Cadet Colonel Jack Gordon Technical Sergeant Henry Slmort Commancfant 37 19 ' Alriphrnnian ' 37 Howard Blinn Caftafn Adjutant Eeahquartrra Qlnmpamg Carta?-n Joe Tlppett Second Lieutenant David Saul Ffrst Lfeutenant Steve Lloyd Glnlur Guarh A Left to right: Pvt. Wintls1Jr, Marshallg Master Sgt. Lewis, Charles, Master Sgt. Allen, ,limg Corp. Maddox, Donald. Qrahquartrrn Glumpang First row, left to right: Col. Gordon, .l.g Lt. Cul. Sanderson, B.g Maj. Benn. C.g Maj. Saine, H., Capt. Adj. Blinn, H., Supply Capt. Cary, B.g Capt. Lloyd, S. Second row: lst Lt. Saul, D,g lst Lt. Barnwell, C., Ist Lt. Hackett, W.g 2nd Lt. Clapp, T.g 2nd Lt. Tippett. J.g 2nd Lt. Long, M., Muster Sgt. Lewis, C.g Master Sgt. Allen, 1.3 Master Sgt. Miller, G.g Staff Sgt. Lyle, G., Sgt. Joyner, H., Sgt. Bridges, F. SECOND PLA'l'O0N Qnfl Lieut. l,e-arzlt, B. Front ranlr, left to right. Rr. Gd. Sgt. llart, H. Benton, W., Tillinghast, B., Bray, B., Corp Cowan, C., Doll, H., Famhro. F., .-Xsbell, L., Corp. Phillips, C., Lan drum, H., Bridges, R., Dunlap. J., Corp, John- son, S., Huiet, B., Smith R., Slade-, T., Price, P., Horner, J., Lt. Gd. Sgt Price, H. Rear rank: Smith. A., Wilson. J., West, M., lfthriflge, M., Connell, J., Jolly, H., Reynolds, C., Holminson, lf., Gower W., Salter, J., Sweat, li. File closer: Platoon Sgt Grillith. H. Lewis Willner Captain Marshall Banks First Lieutenant Bolo Leach econcf Lieutenant Glnmpang FIRST PLATOON lst Lieut.: Banks, Nl., Guiclon Bearer Cox, J. Front rank, loft to right: Rt. Cd. Sgt. Russell, E., Lewis, W., Croxton, T., Ford, A., Corp. Margeson F., Dean. H., Miller, C., Adams, E., Corp. Norton. S., Turmlr. lf., Edgerton Nl., Brown, Q., Corp. Becht, B., LeCrow. C., Bunn, J., Lang. B., Corp. Maddon, D., Ll. Gd. Sgt. Brornherg. J. Rear rank: Smith, J., Worth, J., Dugger, W., Peacock ll., Bagwell, A., Eiseman. F., Hodges, C4 Alklnson, A., Ehrliartlt J., Welch. T., Windsor M., Wells, C. File' cloxcrs: Plt. Sgr. Powell. C. lst. Sgt. XVi'?lllll1C1SlL'l'. C. Qlnmpang IH lst Lt. Brown. E.g Cuidon Be-aror Corp. Sudde-th. J. Front runlf, left 10 right: Hr, Gd. Sgt. Lana, W.: Simonds. W., Crenshaw A., Ctllllll8TS, W.: Sills H., Prattis, H., Chilton 8.3 Hainho. W., Corp Armstrong. ll., Sherman R.: Iirannan. Lg Dabney l..: Corp. Y a r n. C., Rodgers. E.: Clyatt. R.: K irvstcin. H.g Corp. ltastvr. J., Lt. Cd, Sgt Nlanheim. Xl. Rear rank: 0'Callaghan T.g Sherman. O., Wray C.: Dutton. C., Johnson lJ.g Ctillllllllllli T., Nick ery. H.: Kadel, F. Filv 1-lusvrs: Plat. Sgt Ehrhardt. S.g lst Sgt. Dur- ham, E. Ellis Davis Second Lfeutenant Eldridge Brown First Lieutenant Larry Cantrell Caftafn SECOND PIATOON 2nd Lieut. Davis, lf. Front rank, left lu right: Rt. Gd. Sgt. Roberts, H.g Bench, L., Caisert, T. 3 Barton, B.g Berry. H., Snvell, E., Clowcr, H. g Rhoad, H., Corp. Hughes. T., Stocks, T., Turner. G., Pratt, H., Corp, Epstein. Hunt, l.g Corp. Fishman, B.g Lt. Cd. Sgt. Adair, C.. Rear rank: Clarke, L.q Maxwell, H., Nlalone, P.g Ruark. K.: Brown. S.: Moore, G. File closer: Plat. Sgt Davison, H. S., Nay, R., Hytt, 1.3 Power, C., Bruch, J., Clyatt. P.g Pollard. Eg SECOND PIATOUN Zncl Lt. Pctway. ,-X. Front rank, left to right: Rt. Gd. Sgt. Samet, .l., Green, E., Dixon, l.., Singleton, J., Corp. Rogers E., Voulgaris, J., Saul, J., Head, W., Zack. G., Moh- ley, G., Zaban, E., Cras- now, C., Garrison, lf., Freeman, 'l.., Braungart. G., DeFreese. H., Corp Reynolds, Z., Lt. Gil. Sgt Edwards, K, Rear rank: Henry, M., Whittle, J., Walcott. B., Williams, L., Goree, B.. Muir, R., Wilson, A., Trammel. J., Swinclell W., Ford. E., Cathey, V., Carmichel. H., Sheridan,N File closer: Sgt. Camp. W. Tom Aclclison Cagitarn Ralph smith Ffrst Lfeutenant Allan petway Second Lieutenant Qlnmpamg FIRST PIATOON lst. Lt. Smith. R., Guidon Bearer Camp, W. Front rank, left to right: Rt. Gd. Sgt. Barron. J., Dnugheity, J., Culpepper, J., Smith, H., Corp. Jones li., Veal, J., Pettit, R., Thrash, C., Corp. Garner. W., Cosby. W., Dasher, T., Wadsworth, W., Corp. Law, F., Thomas. G,, Col- lier, G., Watts, H., Corp Holmes, W., Lt. Gd. Sgt Fillingim. W. Rear rank: Peck, J., Tiger. D., Callum, .l., Webster, J., Young. H., Plunkett, R., Blelllillam J., Parnell, B., Handy, B.: Vann, T., Respress. J., Davis. l.., Robins. H., Darling, E., Feinhurg, M File- Closers: lst Sgt Turner, A., Plat. Sgt Parker. A. Glnmpang if FIRST PLATOON lst. Lt. Nloore. ,l.g Guidun Bearer Tliornlmurgli. E. Front ranlf, left to right: Ht. Gil, Sgt. Bennington. R.g Tlirelkeld, M.g Terry, F.g Lowndes, B.g Corp. Yost. .l.g Clapp, Eg Herz- A74 berg, M4 Harris, A. Corp. Harkins. H.g Rich ardson. P.g Noveck. S.g McRae, l'l.g Corp. Xlc Duffle. B.g Lt. Cd. Sgt Kenny. E. Rear rank: Petty, R. Balkcuni, J.g Malone. BJ Ruse, l5.g Wiiikleman, V Riselnan, H.: Habif. J.. Sargent. C.. Huckeby. P Langley. 12.3 Nleyer F., Weisz. G. File closers: lst. Sgt Hroaclwell. Eg Plat. Walker, .l.g Miner. Corp. Holtz, H. -1 Jerome Blumlberg Second Lieutenant -loe Moore First Lfeutenant Carroll Mccaughey Cabtafn SECOND Pl..-X'l'0UN ' 2nd l.t. BlllIltlJt'Tg. .l. Front rank. left to riglzt: Rt. Gil. Sgt. Camp, llg Ennis, lig Roberts, A4 Daves, R.g Corp. Miller l3.g Swim. C.g Lindsay Eg Bosch. W.g Corp Blinne. Hg Booker. F.g Galanti. l.g Hawkins. K.g Corp. Long. S.g Sudan. Eg Pirkle. Eg Rylrert. T.g Corp. lnclerwood. .l.3 Lt Gd. Sgt. Stainback. F. Rear ranlf: Hanley. .l.g Ross. E.. Balkcom. T.g Sewall. B.. Nlalone, .l.g Pazol. g Kovsky. N14 Williams. l'l.g Cunning ham' J.g Pace. .l.g Howell. R.: Kuniunsky. Hg Cald- well, H.g Mniand. R.g Black. T.: Jeffers. U. File clo.sc'rs: Plat. Sgt. Thompson, .l.g Counts. B.g Callaway. .l. IH ' Alriphrnnian ' 37 SECOND PLATOON 2nd Lt. Massey, C. Front rank, left to right Rt. Gd. Sgt. Smith, C. Alderman, R., Head. J. Jordon, B., Corp. Sein- back, C., Allen, J., Gra ham, F., Catlin, G., Corp Lowenstein, F., Hughes C., Looney, B., Bradberry J., Corp. Burgin, V., Simpkins, C., Brostrom E., D'avis, L., Corp. Ma- loof, E., Lt. Gd. Sgt. Nor- well, N. Rear rank: Paschel, A., Carter, H., Phillips, ,l., Scott, B., Hamilton, S., Simpson, ,l., Preacher, T., Silverman, M., May, M., Lee, F., Bethune. T., Woodard, B., Kelly, R., Richardson, H., Rvon, Z. 1 Frank Allcorn Ca1Sta1'n Hudson Butler First Lieutenant George Massey ecomf Lieutenant Ginmpamg I FIRST PLATOON Ist Lt. Butler, H., Guidon Bearer Russell, B. Front rank, left to right: Rt. Gd. Sgt. Pounds, Deese, C., McRae, F., Morris, P., Corp. Hunni- cutt, Stockbridge, D., Palmgren, l., Allen, G., Corp. Fanning, O., Caye, B., Maffet, D., Crespo, .l., Corp. Dennington, Hum- ber, O., Hardaway, E., Vocallis, J., Davis, M., Corp. Thompson, T. Rear rank: Weekley, G., Hall. J., Ginn, O., Sor- toire, A., Vandsandt. .l., Whitmire, J., Clark, M., Lawler, B., Cohen, M., Eubanks, P. File closers: lst Sgt. Al- ford, B., Plat. Sgt. San- ders, P. .xx Tic. Qlnmpamg H lst Lt. Burton, B.g Guidon Bearer Corp, Mathews, Front rank, left 10 right: Rt. Cd. Sgt. Stokley, RJ Puckett, C., Crews, T.g Connell, E.g Corp. Hand, S., Smith, .l.g Mathis. G., Meadows, Ctg Corp. Mal- lory, H., Howard, H., Holbrook, B.g Smollen, Eg Corp. Hollingsworth, C.g Barnwell, J.g Peterson, L.g Coleman, W.g Savalle, B.: Lt. Gd. Sgt. Johnson. Rear rank: Sells, J., Monroe, L.g Tuck, A.g lr- win, G., Clark, T., Man- gum, F.g Earnest, H., Redwine, J., Berry, ,I.g Smith, B., Stone, F.g Merritt, M. File closers: lst Sgt. Di- Cristina, F.g Plat. Sgt. Buchanan, L. IH ' Alriphrnnian ' 37 Bob Lewis Second Lfeutenant Rlcharcl Burton FJ77'St Lieutenant Bobby Gibbs Captain SECOND PLATOUN 2nd Lt. Lewis, B. Front rank, left to right: Rt. Gd. Sgt. Ball, 1.5 Wienburg, .l.g Cowant, C.g Bishop, R.g Corp. Haylor J., Bonner, W.g Hubbard B., Askew T., Corp Bemere, E., Clotfelter, 0.3 Sims, E., Black, H.g Corp Frese, A.g Lt, Gd. Sgt Henry, A. Rear rank: Wallis, M., West, M.g Kincheloe, F., Pennington, J., Tenen- haum, S., Spector, .l.g Rumble, L.g Peacock, .l.g Wycott, V. File closer: Pit. Sgt Hope, H. IH ' Alriphrnnian ' SECOND Pl..X'l'O0N 2nd Lt. Clapp. 'l'. Front rank, Ivfl In right: Ht. Gd. Sgt. Pllillips, C., Sabo, E., Green, C., Hall. M., Corp. Harrol. ,Ig Hoff- man. .I.g Jordon. lg Atkin- son. Wg Corp. Bush. Hg Williams. H., Love, P. Smith, R., Corp. Page, T. l,t. Gd. Sgt. Benson, F, Rwzr rank: Nloon. E. Richards. Wlg Caldwell Hg Burwell. H., Katz. E. Dunham, S.: Nlartin. S. Ginsberg, K., Moore, L. Morris. .l. File closer: Plt. Sgt. Clzlpp. s a Rambo, O.g Borney. a Forrest Traylor Captain Albert Greene First Lieutenant George Barr Second Lieutenant 3 7 Glnmpang FIRST PLATOON lst Lt. Green A.: Cuidon liearer Dewlwrry. C. Fran! rank, lvfl to right: Rt. Cd. Sgt. Swartz. Hg Collier, J., Berry, lil., Chalmers. C.g Mitchell. R., Franklin. D., Halken- ship. H.g Dodys. Ag May- sun. .-X.. Seale. S., Heck- liam. E., Beaver. J.: Brown, D.: Corp. B:-natnr. .l.g McNeil. ,l.3 Rnussn. Nl.g Huff, W., Corp. Mc- Culey. Rear rzlnlr: Walks-1'. l,..: White. B.g Eggrti. PJ Lawrens, R.: Carlton. li., Hirclson. R., Capureamt, A., Collins, ,I,g Salam, 5.3 Rogers. H. File closers: Ist Sgt. King. .l.: Plat. Sgt. Hynds. G. liiflv I ram Bill Sanderson Lfeut.-Col.-Captafn Left to right from from man: lst Lt. Hackett, W4 Sgt, Sanders P.g lst LI. Burton. Hg Capt. Gibbs, B.g Capt. W'illner, L. Capt. Blinn. H.g 2nd Lt. lilunlln-rg. ,I.g lst Lt. Saul. D,g Maj Saine. Hg lst Sgt. DiCris1ina. F'.g Capt. Kell. T.g Sgt. Kilnme L.g Capt. Cary, Ilg lst Lt. Barnwvll. C.g lst Lt. Banks, Mg 2n Lt. Clappg and Ll.-Cul. Sanderson, Capt. of Team. Gbffirrm' Glluh Lewis Willner Cagitafn-presfrlent Tom Kell A. C. casftebmy 'W.'E:f Q e Tim crap? Bill Cary Captain Second Lwieutenant Second i tenant Second Llleutenant Supply Captain Iftlanh Drum Nlajur f-Fuller, G. First mum' Capt. Kvll. 'l'.g Nlurray. H.g Varnvr. J.. We-tit .Ig Sgt. Karp. H.g Corp. Iieruks, K.: Capt. Chapman. A. Smwirl row: lst Sgt. Henson. R.g Blacksln-ur. P.g Brown. li.. Atkinson B.: Snmak. H.: Sgt. Kimmel. l..g Cheney F. Third rmv: Corp. Hastings. Luck E.g Daniel. H.g lfllis R.g Corp. Ley. N. Fourth row: Corp. Schoniberg, G.g Wilson. Hg Lewis. M.g Evans F.. 2nd Lt. Castlflberry. A. Fifth row: Sgt. Christopher. .I.g Fussel. Mg Simpson H.g Gibson, H.g ChPrry. L. Sixth row: 2nd Lt. Thacker. M4 Carrol, W.g Scarborough. D.. Scllockley. ,I.g Sgt. Hodges. B. Stufnlh row: Arnold .l.g Smith. J.g Dewberry, ,I.g Bannister. ,I,g Buchanan, .l. Eighth row: Sgt. Clleesling. F.g Adams, B.g Little, ,I.g Morris. P.. 2nd Lt. Winfree, W. WE SERVE MOORE'S ICE CREAM IN OUR CAFETERIA 090 SPECIAL ORDERS FOR ANY OCCASION 000 Call GEORGE MOORE ICE CREAM COMPANY, INC. 54 Alabama Street, S. W. WAlnut 4968 VISITORS WELCOME KZQR ff it W DIZ S S x a K Z- X V 'f 4i25Q'QPl'eQf.3v?,i', 3' I - '?'35'f.:lx1.ifii?'?s?7H XT, if-f affx ' 'nl sf ,W f K, J ' X 4j-' r-A f X I I .I . ..n..,, ,lIf 0. 1 I 4 N - ' H1 . V: W g -W I MII I xxx -gy IAQ f ,V Xp, 3 1 , 5 ' 4 ure refreshment BEST WISHES TCD BUYS' HIGH THE WINECCDFF HCTEL Headquarters For Alumni and Friends 'Go get 'em Hurricane' L. O. MQSELEY, Manager Com1S71'ments of . . - American Laundry and Dry Cleaners ANSLEY MENIS SHOP MORRIS REISMAN HABERDASHE RS Atlanta, GCOI'gi3 We Ren! Tll.Y'!'tl0,Y ANSLLY HOTIfI, Compliments of f f f H. G R O S S Atlanta Linen Supply Co. HARRY I- DAVIS C0l7ZZJli7116l7fS Of . . . 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Tb I' NIOIIX KAYWOODIE Drillklvss Pijn' 53.50 IO 510.00 - and - YELLO-BOLE PIPE , 11.00 EO 51.50 I-IEmIoeIc 3637 3I Norttr Ave., N.E ANSLEY RATHSKELLER PRESENTING L E O L A Z A R O FEATURING LADY VINE Direct trorn 5 o'Clock Club, Miami Beach Dancing Every Night fExcept Sundaysl NEVER A COVER CHARGE THE FLODING COMPANY OOO Manutacturers Uniforms, Caps, Capes, Pennants, Banners, PRINTING CO. Printing ot Every Description . 314-16 EDGEWOOD AVE., N. E. jAc'KsoN 2614 We Appreciate Your Order- N0 Maffrfr How small Athletic Uniforms, Booster Buttons, Athletic Equipment, Lodge and Church Supplies, etc. 090 410-418 W. PEACHTREE ST., N. W. ATLANTA, GA. WALTER A. GUEST FLORSHEIM SHOES C 237 Mitchell St., S. W. Popular Pricecl Men's Wear DRENNON AND ZAHN, INC. 0 Automotive Specialties Fenders, Springs and Other Things I 449 Marietta Street JACKSON 4381 Loose Leaf Note Boolas and Fillers, School Tablets . . MADE RY , . . MONTAG BROTHERS, INC. 180-196 Marietta Street - Atlanta, Georgia BOWLLNVQ Now Favorite Winter Sport I Boys, it helps to keep you in trini. Brings every muscle into play 4 great for stearlying nerves - plenty exciting, and not too strenuous for the girl friend. FIFTEEN CENTS -:- -:- DAY OR NIGHT Plenty of Seats FREE for Spectators ROLL YOUR CARES AWAY AT BLICK'S BOWLING CENTER For Reservations PHONE XV.rXlnut 5622 Top Floor-Candler Garage Comjilimeizts of f f 1 Standard Pharmacy, Inc. North Avenue at Luckie Street Prescription Druggists Toilet Articles f Cigars Drag Simel ries f Stationery Soela Water 1 Cigarettes 0 PHONE HEMLOCK I 503- I 504 The Union Central Life Insurance Company THOMAS H. DANIEL, General Agent 1020 First National Hank Building 14-22 Peachtree Street, S. XV. Telephone WAInut O749 Coiizbliiizents of . . . Morningside Tire and Battery Service I546 Piedmont Avenue HEmIocIr 9772 J. L. HAWK, INC. Driiggists to the Northside TWO STORES: CHEROKEE ZIOI -:- Peachtree Road at Peachtree Avenue HEMLOCK 0255 -:- -:- West Peachtree at Fourteenth Coiizpliiiients of . . . E. ALLEN WHITE Shrine Mosque Ballroom WAInut 5259 KAMPEHS ATLANTA PAINT CG. 71 WALTON STREET, N. NV. II ' l I Illll III State Distributors IN ATLANTA SINCE l88O PRATT and LAM BERT WW P A I N T s III, MM VARNISHES E N A M E L S Q IT It ls Good to Eat Youll Eind lt at Kamper's WHOLESALE RETAIL Use ' ' ' BAND AND ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS S E - F L Y - G O KILLS INSECT PEsTs CQ! For Sale at All Good Stores All Kinds of Accessories Expert Repairing, Brass - Wood 090 Wind - Percussion - Violins .Ol Made by T H E S E L I G C O M P A N Y Honest Service 1 Moderate Prices ATLANTA RITTER MUSIC COMPANY, INC. MANUFACTURERS S4 Auburn .-Xvuuuc -TaCkS01I 3158 Disinfecfanfs f Insecticides f Soaps TI-IE MUSICAL sisizvice STATION or THE SOUTH HALEY-STEWART ELECTRICAL COMPANY, INC. Elcwfrfic' Ligfafing Fixfzzres 77 WALTON ST., N. W. :Z PI-IONE WALNUT 2769 McINTYRE BROS. Fdlll'j,IMCdfS f Poulfry f Fruifsand Vc'gz'fablc's Phones WAInut 0357-0358 Service ana' Safisfavfiolz MINER AND CARTER Atlcmfa Bcfffer Druggisfs PEACHTREE AT ELLIS STREET Phone WAInut 4900 MEET YOUR FRIENDS I-IERE IOI EOrSytI1 St., N. W. ATLANTA, GA. Bggf Sgdgg jp Tglbfll Complimmfs of , , , Georgia Feed and Grocery Company 267 Peters Street, S. W. Flour 1 Feed 1 Gram COAL LUMBER I MI LLVVORK AUTOMATIC COAL BURNERS OIL BURNERS o FUEL OIL FURNACES 0 INSULATION AIR CONDITIONING RANDALL BROTHERS INCORPORATE Main Otticez 35 MARIETTA STREET D WfAxIr1LJt 47I I IEour-Seven-Eleven Your HOME PAC KAR D - Paid for Conveniently -- Out of Income. Plans to Suit Your Individual Requirements. Either new Construc- Ask the man who Owns one ton or Refinancing. l3l 0 Easy Monthly Payments 0 Low Cost 0 Prompt Service llll We Solid! Your Illclllifjl JEFFERSON MORTGAGE ATLANTA PACKARD MOTORS C O M P A N Y INCORPORATED lIlO Standard Bldg. 1: 1: WA. O8l4 370 Peachtree Street COMPLIMENTS T QF for . . . J. H. BULLO C K WAlnut 6262 lll lll lll lll I73 Mitchell Street, S. W. lll lll lll ll! STAPLE AND FANCY CSROCERIES Chemicals and Laboratory Apparatus E S T E S SURGICAL SUPPLY CO. 56 Auburn Ave. ATLANTA FORD Buy Your New or Used Car from EROST COTTON MOTORS OOO We have the most complete service and parts department in the South. 000 FROS T COTTON 452 PEACHTREE STREET WAInut 9070 The Brumby CHAIR ooMPA1vY IIIII IIIII IIIII IIIII TI-IE SOUTI-I'S LEADING CI-IAIR MAKERS SINCE I875 IIIII IIIII IIIII IIIII IIIII MARIETTA, OA. C01f117Ij11gg17ftg0f1 1 1 Co. I 384 Forrest ,Xvcnue W I L IEJN E R S ART SUPPLIES AND ALL SCHOOL MATERIAL WS ToYS, GAMES W1 BooKS for me ZI8 Peachtree St. 1: WAInut 89I8 CHILDREN KaIIteIz Service Stations C0mP1i 'F '5 of ' ' ' 0 McCray Refrigerator Company 87 MARIETTA STREET 11 T03 PIEDMONT 338 Peachtree St., N. E. STREET 450 MORELAND AVENUE PrEDMoNT AT Housrow STREETS ATLANTA zz 1: 1: GEORGIA G A B E I S Compliments 2288 PEACI-ITREE ROAD y Hem. 9113 O Peters Street Grocery Company We Sell for Less 283 Peters St., S. W. zz MAin I572 GOWER'S PHARMACY The Store of Personal Service I-IErnIoCIc 792I-2 I582 Piedmont Road, N. E. :: ATLANTA, GA. DEPENDABLE . . . What a world ot meaning is expressed in this one word! . . . Convenient terms ca Expert watch be arranged. repairing. . JEWELERS Estabhshed IQO4 N exf fo L0ew's Gramm' Tloeelfre TI-IE COLONNADE 2415 Piedmont Road 0 Where the best food and drinks are served PARTIES SOLICITED o DINING ROOM SERVICE GAYMON T DAIRY 1201 NW. PEACHTREE, N. E. 090 Phone I-IEmIocI4 O74I 000 VISIT GUI? NEW MILK BAR We Are Deligloted to Serve You CRISWELL' XWHEY-WAN P I E S Q45-H Wide the Golden Brown Crust L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Manufacturing jewelers and Stationers ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Y,- x Class Rings and Pins 1 f CommencementAnnouncements Diplomas f Cups f Medals f Trophies f Special Insignia f sy Jeweler and Stationer to the Senior Class of Boys High School ECI-IOLS Sz LYLE, INC. For Fine Foods 090 A NATIONAL BRANDS FOODS STORE Wfafeb ibe Papers for our ads 000 776 North Highland Ave. Hlfmloclc 0344 I399 North Highland Ave. HEn'ilOck 9780 430 Moreland Ave., N. E. JAclcson 0546 Correct Szjyles for the College Man 1423553 FASHION PARK CLOTHES P 5 egos DE POOR AND AUSTIN 119-121 Peachtree Street ATLANTA f GEORGIA COX-CARLTON I-IOTEL 'AGS LLOYD A. SIFFORD, JR. Manager 683 Peachtree Street, N. E. ATLANTA f GEORGIA T ,ln 47 9 - , fr 9.-fl! Ag 3 , .A W ufu I Jw -. E' sa f'Nf' be Sun - 5? 2 J' 2' 33' af 3 5 4 --I' I e 1 i I Yr -L.. ...V .gv fl -A We Q 2 ei xxx f FK' A O I ' l X V ' 'fx I --,..AA:g- ' J 1' LL the worlcl 5 a stage And all the men and women merely playersl. 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