Hewitt Trussville High School - Memento Yearbook (Trussville, AL)

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FRANKLIN, HOLLIS, Basketball, Baseball, Democracy Club, Cheer Leader '40 . . . GLENN, BERNICE, Vice-President of Red Cross, Member of Senior Olee Club, De- mocracy Club . . . HAMPTON, EVELYN, Vice-President '38-'39, Junior Red Cross President '40, Basketball Captain '40, Vice- President of W.A.A., '4I. HANEY, DORIS, Handicraft Club '39, De- mocracy Club . . . HATHCOCK, HASKELL, Democracy Club . . . HAWLEY, ILA FLO, Eaglet Scout, President of Science Club '39, W.A.A., Cheer Leader '39, Band '4I, Adver- tising Manager of Hewitt Times '40-'41, Su- mus Amici, Annual Staff. S E N I O R FAREWELL FOREVER The excitement and fascination of grad- uation is over . . . diplomas proudly dis- played and safely tucked away . . . a new dignity is ours . . . yesterday we were stu- dents, today we are alumni. Officially we can no longer call Hewitt home . We make our last rounds to set the place in order for the next tenants who have already moved into our places . . . caps and gowns must be returned . . . lock- ers cleaned out . . . say our last goodbyes to loved teachers and friends . . , last fare- well to our old selves as inmates of Hewitt. Farewell to these halls except as visitors , . . today there are new forms filling our places . . . a new group of Seniors and we . . . are alumni.

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, is 'ml' LIMBAUGH, AILEENE, Glee Club Report- er '39-'41, Personal Appearance Club '39 . . . LONG, INEZ, W.A.A. President '41, Basketball '40, Most Athletic Girl '41, De- mocracy Club . . . LOVVORN, BROOKSIE, Basketball '38-'41, All-Around Athlete Medal '40, Most Athletic Boy '41, Football Team '39-'40, Baseball '39-'41 , . . LOV- VORN, HUBERT, Basketball, Football, Base- ball, Democracy Club. MARTIN REUBEN, Times Advertising Man- ager '40, Times Business Manager '41, Me- mento Assistant Business Manager '40, Me- mento Business Manager '41, Honor Roll, Sportsman Club '39, Secretary of Class '41, President Band '40, Class Secretary '40, Representative Boy '41, Chairman Scholastic Press '40, Band Medal '40 . . . MCCRORY, JOHN, Biology Medal '39, Vice-President of Music Club '40, Assistant Business Manager of Memento, Stamp Club, Honor Roll, Senior Play . . . MASSEY, BERTHA, W.A.A., Chair- man of Chapel Committee, Red Cross Rep- resentative, Senior Play . . . NORRIS, J. O., Football '39-'41, Sportsman Club. SENIOR CATALOG LOOKERS Practical seniors are looking forward to the day not far away when diplomas are safely tucked away and high school days are over. During the last months of our stay at Hewitt the future looms ever more enticing, and fearful. Definitely each of us must plan for the future and cautiously feel our way on our first walking step alone. Some of us will step bravely into some phase of work, some will go to college, all will do something. The students in the picture might be any of us studying college requirements, or of- fice possibilities, checking our talents . . . catalogues of many kinds . . . some from business schools, some from colleges, help- ing us to decide which way, and in what manner our best chances are of standing as adults. Whether we enter the business world or go on for higher learning we have a choice to make, and we look for the best advice available that that choice may be a wise one.

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-elf! N OVERBY, ALMA, Science Club '39, VV.A.A,, Deinocrocy Club . . . PALMER, MARY, As- sistont Feoture Editor '40, Advertising Edi- tor '4l, Senior Ploy, Stomp Club '4l, Fect- ture Editor '4l, Comero Club '4l . . . FARKER, JACK, Fcotboll '37-'4l, Bosketbcxll '39-'4l, Coptoin Basketball '4l, Democrocy Club . . . PAYNE, SAM, King ot Hewitt '40, Senior Ploy, PRAYTOR, HUGH, loctboll '37-'4l, Sports Editor ot Times '40, President '39, Bond '40- '4l, Sports Editor Annuol, Honor Roll, Presi- dent Dernocrocy Club , . . QUICK, ARLIE Dentocrocy Club, Sportsrnon Club . . . RAY, AUDREY, President '39, Glee Club '39, Dro- motic Club '39, Secretory Sumus Aniici '4l, Times Stott '40, Executive Bcorol, Memento Stott, Senior Ploy, Most Beoutitul Girl '4l, Honor Roll, Dernocrocy Club . . . ROEBUCK, ROY, Democrocy Club, Science Club. 1 SENIOR SWAN SONG Nliftllg Q , S1 Z , 5. 1- .,. sl' Lucky Seniors until cz long owoited night in Moy uiiiyes, Aurlitoiiuni , . . tlir: plut- loint cleccrcttcd with flowers . . . ci proud ond niisty-eyed oudfence, Seniors in cops ond gowns, o solemn hush, otticiol greet- ings to our friends, o voledictory speech, o diplcmci from Mr. Seorcy, music ---- ctncl ct benecliction. iho Closs ot '4l is history. To thcso ct us who ore obout to lecivc the hctppy stuc'ent cloys ot lite ot Hewitt, it is beth ci Q'cid tinte ond ct sctcl time. Respected ond envied by underclossnten, we sorrow- ligfly toke our ploce ornong the oluntni ot Hewitt High.