Highland Heigts Junior High School - Lights Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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7! r X HIGHLAND LIGHTS f12f ,2w, ,. '71, X. T , Us ' ff ,, 922 . f -' , .. X - . gate' ..' 655.3-, :X jg., W -1 J a 2, 221325-?Sfx, xiii ff ,f 7 Z ,,, A I Top Row: Geneva Williams, Euella Glenn, Ruth Marshall, Ruth Simpson, Marjorie Martin, Frances Lovelady, Florence Scudder, Mary Lee-Allison, Mattie Ruth Stark, Helen Woodall. Middle Row: Louise Bursby, Allene Duke, Ruth Frensley, Evelyn McBride, Maxine Brantley, Martha Reasoner, Margaret Ogglesley, Lucille Osborne, Nettie Lipscomb. Front Row: Mary Elizabeth Warren, Mary Bee Hesson, Geraldine Denson, Elise Bursby, Robbie Malone, Josephine Denton. Not in picture: Ruth Carlisle, Miss Bean, Sponsor. The Embroidery Club The Embroidery Club of Heighland Heights was organized at the beginning of the fall term with twenty-six members. The club has met once a week. They had a lovely exhibit at the Girls' Hobby Fair and won a number of ribbons. The club under the supervision of Miss Lillian Bean, feels that the time spent on decorative needlework has been profitable and given much pleasure. The work accom- plished by this club may be found in many homes giving its attractive touch to house' hold linens. 45. Tags' Tweniy-One

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.ir , X and Q- -Kfx HIGHLAND LIGHTS gf ?-, I rf ra Y In GM fr . his . f-5X3 . ,L ,. as X' Ld: Q Kx'q-Lg-gg, so 415. Ag.: lx 151-9253, gi-ff -g.-I-115-5 The Travel Club The Travel Club consists of twentyffour members who have met in Mr. Boyle's room each Thursday where we looked at his interesting collection of pictures on foreign places and people. Often Mr. Boyles would explain some of them or tell in' teresting stories about them. The Literary Club The Literary Club was organized in the spring term with an enrollment of twenty' five Lf7 boys. A number of historical selections were studied and the boys made scrapbooks in connection with their work. The work was interesting and instructive. Miss Booth WHS OUI' SPOHSOF. Nan Haley Alice Hitner Martha V. Jenkins J. W. Fly Russell Ward Louise Justice Students Making Four Stars David Clements Hazel Davis Gladys Hockney Marie Wilkes Madge Hardison Harriet Hassell Christine Mason Blue Ribbon Alice Notgrass Allene Chapman Eveylen Christmas Dorothy Sherrod Arlene Pelton Anna Ruth Blankenship Ernest Morgan PRESENTED FOR EXHIBIT IN GIRLS' HOBBY FAIR The Girls' Hobby Fair sponsored by the Altrusa Club was held April 11f12-13f14, with Highland Heights being well represented. Our school exhibit as a whole won a blue ribbon for being the best in the Junior high class. We are proud of our annual and paper as they won second place. Those winning ribbons were: Louise Felts, a blue ribbon, for a decorated cakeg Ruth Frensley, a blue ribbon, for an embroidered pillowg Alice Notgrass, a blue rib' bon, for a collection of tree barksg Martha Reasoner, a red ribbon, for a piece of emf broideryg Anita Procter, a red ribbon, for a handerchief and a white ribbon for a charcoal drawing. ..g 'Tage Twenty

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. rg. I N T rf NTP H GHLA D LIGH s Y lf, x li W X 3 KF 'Di If Ni r Bl'3QIig'Qf sl Pff ' x C ' X. , A 'X ,f ' -4- KXLL -.:Ls iii' - 45 , A--f' fx' 'gigs-Eibfi 4:- 'i Senior Who's Who WINTER TERM Prettiest Girl-Nita Groth. Haridsomest Boy-Eugene Lallemand. Smartest Girls-Stark Twins. Smartest Boy-Thomas Brockett. Laziest Girl-Dixie Brown. Laziest Boy-Bruce Batts. Most Popular Girl-Louise Sullivan. Most Popular Boy-Louis Benedict. Most Athletic Girl-Verda Pearson. Most Athletic Boy-Ray Cartwright. Wittiest Girl-Verda Pearson. Wittiest Boy-Billy Ewton. Neatest Girl-Louise Howell. Neatest Boy-Burton Creswell. Most Musical Girl-Margaret Young. Most Musical Boy-Eugene Phillips. Biggest F loorwalker Girl-Nita Groth. Biggest F loorwallqer Boy-Hadly Hurt. Biggest Talker Girl-Verda Pearson. Biggest Talker Boy--Billy Ewton. Most Attractive Girl-Roberta Woods. Most Attractive Boy-Clarence De Priest. Most Dignifled Girl-Frances Arnett. Most Digrtifiecl Boy-J. D. Morris. Most Polite Girl-Mattie Evetts. Most Polite Boy-Billy Price. Most Helpful Girl-Margaret Young. Most Helpful Boy-Dallas Mosier. Most Ambitious Girl-Margaret Young. Most Ambitious Boy-Billy Price. Fattest Girl-Mildred Parrish. Fattest Boy-Eugene Lallemand. Tallest Girl-Pauline Petty. Tallest Boy-Roy Hunnicutt. Most Bashful Girl-Rose Pardue. Most Bashful Boy-Forrest Robertson. SPRING TERM Prettiest Girl-Juanita Blackwell. Handsomest Boy-Will T. Cothern. Smartest Girl-Alice Hitner. Smartest Boy-Russel Ward. Laziest Girl-,Io Dean Cantrall. Laeiest Boy-Freddie Martin. Most Popular Girl-Juanita Blackwell Most Popular Boy-Ernest Bowker. Most Athletic Girl-Elizabeth Mc' Clellan. Most Athletic Boy-James Ward. Wittiest Girl-Jimmie Andrews. Wittiest Boy-Ewin Miller. Neatest Girl-Martha V. Jenkins. Neatest Boy-Glenn Hammonds. Most Musical Girl-Virginia Roberts Most Musical Boy-Leroy Phillips. Biggest Talker Girl-Jimmie Andrews. Biggest Talker Boy-Charles Stumph Biggest Floorwalliirtg Girl-Idanelle Moss. Biggest Floorwallqing Boy-J. W. Fly Most Attractive Girl-Kathleen Park- hurst. Most Attractive Boy-James Lish. Most Dig-aijied Girl-Louise Felts. Most Dignifed Boy-J. W. Fly. ' ' - ' n Most Polite Girl Elizabeth McClella Most Polite Boy-Glenn Hammond. Most Helpful Girl-Idanelle Moss. Most Helpful Boy-Ernest Boy. Most Ambitious Girl-Alice Hitner. Most Ambitious Boy-J. W. Fly. Fattest Girl-Mildred Farmer. Fattest Boy-William Stuckey. Tallest Girl-Pauline Petty. Tallest Boy-Freddie Martin. Most Bashful Girl-Geraldine Gray. Most Bashful Boy-Powell Pardue. - Page Twmly-Two