Hoke Smith High School - Smithsonian Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1950 volume:

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Now her dreams have been realized, and we bet those agonized screams that sometimes pierce the clinic wall only make her proud and happy. To you, Mrs. Botts, in sincere appreciation we dedicate the 1950 Smithsonian. 6 jAlf'0lflgA fA6 KFLOCM 6Uf'.'5 . Ulf, Mn Y P.T.A .... ADMINISTRATION... Ik ,W See FAcuLTY...sTuOENTs... e Page 8 . - ' 5 chU he CUM CLUBS . . . MILITARY DEPART- We e GLW MENT . . . SPORTS . . . Page 62 I lbl0 b Ol Glu' HONOR SOClETIES..FEATURES We gxten ...AOvERTIsERs... Page 100 I .Jr l1 IVE SEE ' f uh 'Na qv A . Ri 1' '-ff Z in ' K' I ,,-4 ,X- if , if ,gif ,lf ' 1 ,,,, , , az, ,.,x'W f ' A 1 d,, 4 V, ,f .,, ,' i, ,Aga .5 I' I fi If I ,ff w' 63 1 If 6 def A .fig -1. 'gn ,.1f . .i A K rj - X f A 1 X0 f if f if if QQ - X . 2 S' ,f . ' f'A ,. . , I ,-, I ' A N.-'L-,Ag-f .,. . If .I ,K ,af ,J K' M Q S' J ' H .,., q A ,, Xl 5 X D cv V --V K W iffy V U2 FI IENDS 'Xa'- f-J X x NK. N AX if-A .Ln ' 3311 . , 7i:' blQ T s M, we J Miss Ira Iarrell Superintendent of Schools EW 0 glolucafion Mr. Roy W. Davis Assistant Superintendent in Charge cf High Schools UI FI ENDS Mr. Ed S. Cook First Word, President Dr. Charles Rite Second Word Mr. I. H. Landers Third Word Mr. D. M. Therrell Fourth Ward Mr. D. McClatchey Fifth Word Mr. Austin Dilbeck Sixth Ward ! Row One: Mr. L. E. Freeman, Treasure-ry Mrs. G. M. Robinson, Third Vice-President Mrs. Fred B. Cason, Recording Secretcrryg Mrs. H. H. Clein. President: Mrs. I. D. Dobson, First Vice-President Mrs. L. H. Axelrod, Second Vice-President Mr. G. L. Keith. Principal. Row Two: Mrs. A. Sock- well. Mrs. I. Ellington. Mrs. Ioseph Schwartzmcm, Mrs. R. W. Williams, Mrs. l. Zimmerman, Mrs. D. A. Sioddcrrd. Ir.. Mrs. D. I. Greene, Mrs. Clyde Smiih. i-I i-lE..' US arenf eac em fidociafion Mrs. G. M. Robinson, Mrs. F. B. Cason. Mrs. H. H. Clein, and Mrs. C. Smith attend U meeting of the executive cornmiltee. 11 -40 46 nop' ,l il ,ll V UR Mr. Garnett L. Keith Mr. G. L. Keith, Clermont, Georgia, Principal: Miss Mary Dumas, Monroe County. Georgia. Secretary: Miss Iacaueline Malcom, Atlanta, Georgia, Secref taryg Mrs. Sarah Botts, Greenville, South Carolina, Nurseg Mrs. Marjorie Hooks, Raleigh, North Carolina, Dietitian. Miss Mary Dumas Miss Iacqueline Malcom Mrs. Sarah Boits Mrs. Marjorie Hooks 12 Mrs. Mary Harvard, Chicago, lllinois, Counselor, Sponsor for Senior Classy Mr. Lloyd Kimmel, Harrisburg, lllinois, Counselor: Sgt. Lawrence Frith, Blacksburg, Virginia, Military lnstructorg Mr. Vifilliam Edwards, Atlanta, Geor- gia, Visiting Teachery Miss Virginia Wilson, Birmingham, Alabama, Librarian. ADM! NIST RAT I V N Mrs. Mary Harvard Mr. Lloyd Kimmel Sgt. Lawrence Frith Mr. William Edwards Hoke Smith is privileged to have a fine and capable staff. Our teachers are among the nicest and best trained in the city. Our librarian, nurse, and dietitian are competent and efficient. Our principal and his staff are doing a fine job of run- ning the school. And We just couldn't get along Without our maintenance depart- ment. Miss Virginia Wilson Mr. D. N. Allen Custodian Gus says, Cute little critters, are-n't they? 13 COllIlIlllEI CIP .. A ND Margaret Acree Hines Hill Virginia Pelosis tvwviff Lindle E. Freeman Frances Gillespie Ray Greeson Margaret Acree, Toccoa, Georgia, Advertising Adviser tor Srnithsoniany Lindle E. Freeman, Gleason, Tennessee, Treasurer of P.T.A.y Frances Gillespie, Hartwell, Georgia, Schedule Corn- rnittee, Ray Greeson, Chatsworth, Georgia, Sponsor tor D. E. Club and Hi-Y Club: Hines Hill, Tilton, Georgia, Virginia Petosis, Monroe, Georgia. Practice what you preach ---Mr. Gleason sets a shining example as he completes a successful business deal. 14 MA'Ii-IEW ATICS D1-EPA! TMENTS mms mm: IDIWU W' Miss Roqers rings up more than S500 for the Community Chest. Work in Close Cooperation ,fl Mr. Todd teaches algebra and geometry each day, but from schedules and records his thoughts never stray. Frances Ann Birdsong, Lake Wortli, Florida, Sponsor tor Freshman Class and Co-ed l-li-Y: Clara Bright, McDonough Georgia, Advertising Adviser tor Senator, Charles l-l. Cox, lasper, Georgia, Sponsor tor lunior Class, Frankie laclcson, Richland, Georgia, Sponsor tor lunior Red Cross: Patricia Nolan, Rome, Georgia, Sponsor tor Sub-Freshman Classy Ruth Rogers, Gainesville, Georgia: Katherine Stanley, Nashville, Tennessee: I. Paul Todd, Clinton, South Carolina, Schedule Cornrnittee. Frances Ann Birdsonq Clara Bright Charles H. Cox Frankie Iackson Patricia Nolan Ruth Rogers Katherine Stanley I. Paul Todd 15 Nl SIC, AI' , fTi-ILETIC, Ruby Lcmkiord Gene Smith Iames Sedluck Ruby Lonkiorcl, Huntingdon, Tennes- see, Sponsor ior the Girls' Glee Club ornd the Mixed Choir, Gene Smith, lefferson, Georqio, Sponsor for Sub-Freshrncrn Closs ond Boys' Cflee Club, lcrmes Secllock, Chi- ccrqo, lllinois, Director for the Bond and Orchestra, Mary Beocom, Duluth, Minne- sotog Mcrry Fluker, Norcross, Georqior, Sponsor tor F. T. A., Beth Hort, Dorwson, Georqio, Sponsor for Rec Club, Shirley C. Wokins, Lebonon, Tennessee, End Cooch for Football Tecrmp Cecil Moon, Bowdon, Georqior, Hecrd Cocrch for Foot- boll and Bcrsebcrll, Sponsor of N.A.S.S., ond S Club. Shirley C. Watkins Cecil Moon A ND LANGUAGE D1-EPAR'IMEN'IS Emphasize Self-Expression Charlie Bird Ruth Blodgett Lily Bull Linwood Herrington Ellen Hinton Frances Messer Catherine McKee Dollie McLendon Martha Respess Denny Clark Stames Charlie Bird, Columbus, Georgia, Sponsor tor Student Council, Ruth Blodgett, Atlanta, Georgia, Lily Bull, Due West, S. C., Class Rings and Pins, Linwood Herrington, Cordele, Georgia, Sponsor for Beta Club, Ellen Hinton, Greenville, Georgia, Frances Messer, Atlanta, Georgia, Literary Adviser oi the Smithsonian, Co-Sponsor tor Quill and Scroll, Catherine McKee, Roswell, Georgia, Adviser for Senator, Co-Sponsor for Quill and Scroll, Dollie McLendon, Atlanta, Georgia, Martha Respess, Decatur, Georgia, Adviser in Charge of Sale oi Annuals, Denny Clark Starnes, Candler, North Carolina, Rufus R. Burger, Watkinsville, Georgia, Sponsor for Spanish Club, Pauline Young, Comer, Georgia, Sponsor for French Club, Co-Sponsor ior Sophomore Class. Mr. Burger, a second boy? Baseball teams make money, you know, says Mr. Kimmel. Rufus R. Burger Pauline Young 17 SCIENCE A ND SOC Glenn W. Bell Richard Belser Katherine Herizka William Richards Donald Sinqletary Sara Sutton If Q Glenn W. Bell, Spencer, North Carolina, Sponsor tor Photoqraphy Club: Richard Belser, Sumter, South Carolinag Katherine Hertzka, Nashville, Tennessee, Schedule Committee, William Richards, Atlanta Georgia: Donald Sinqletary, Fort Valley, Georgia, Sponsor tor Science Club: Sara Sutton, Washing ton, Georqia, Sponsor tor Movie Operators' Club. Stella tells Sue, Well have to stop feeding them candy. ,lin 18 W! C C g , at f, F t wt f l -+5 7 K , f x QM 5- H3 STUDIES DEP? R'IMEN'I'S Use the Experimental Method It's fr arert, wide, wonderful world, isn't it, Mrs. Symmers . Mr. Gibson says, The world is in a mighty had shape. Margaret Allen Margaret Allen, Atlanta, Georgia, Lucy Bellows, Danburg, Georgia, Lillian Burnett, Roanoke, Virginia, Ruth Coclcrell, Montgomery, Alabama, Ben Gibson, Atlanta, Georgia, Badio Workshop, Margaret Lambert, Atlanta, Georgia, Spon- sor tor Sophomore Class and Y-Teens, lanie Norris, Macon, Georgia, Sponsor for the Honor Boll, Fannie Symmers, Atlanta, Georgia, Sponsor tor Majorettes and S Club, Clyde T. Warren, tAleXander Alabamal, Chairman of Faculty Advisers for Smithsonian, School Business. Lucy Bellows Lillian Burnett jul' Ruth Ccckrell Ben Gibson Margaret Lambert Ianie Norris wav Fannie Symmers Clyde T. warren M' 19 ihv-YK HOME EC. A ND INDUSTRIAL ARTS Give Practical Training Mary E. Allan Violet Grant Monlez Hinkle Betty Iordan Lucile Lyle 6591, C4169 rm 0- .UAV x 6,9 srl 'Nant Mary Elizabeth Allan, Athens, Georgia, Sponsor tor lF'.H.A., Schedule Committee: Violet Grant, Barre, Vermont, Montez Hinkle, Hamlet, North Carolina, Co-Sponsor tor lunior Class, Schedule Committeeg Betty lordan, Atlanta, Georgia, Sponsor for Cheerleaders: Lucile Lyle, Atlanta, Georgia: L. C. Bell, Woodhull, illinois, Metal Shop, Business Manager for Athletics: Mary Euller, Atlanta, Georgia, Craitsg H. H. Heiden, Garrison, lowa, Printing, Boy Martin, Atlanta, Georgia, Mechanical Draw- ing, Care and Sale of Locks: Emilie Rogers, Brewton, Alabama, Arts and Crattsg Thomas C. Sweet, Allegan, Michigan, Electric Shop, Treasurer of Faculty Fund. L. C. Bell Mary Fuller H. H. Helden Roy Martin Emilie Rogers Thomas Sweet Miss Fu1ler's classes have the spirit of achievement. 1 IEA rm '21 1+ 20 ' I I' N 'f'l'F'F' rl: Oltlll K N....:-Xue Meet the biqwigs -Frances. Dorothy. and Leon SPONSOR MRS. MARY HARVARD This is cr picture of our sponsor, token in surmier times-we have missed you, Mrs. Harvard. 21 OFFICERS ?resident . . . . . . Leon Tuck Vice-President .... Dorothy Baxier Secretary-Treasurer . Frances LcPortu MARTIN ALLEN IE1-iglishl That's fer sure, that's fer dana sure. Football 2, 3, 4. BILL ANDERSON Ilrishl Defeat is only for him who accepts it. President Iunior Class 37 Mixed Choir 47 Track 47 Cross-Country 3, 47 Cadet Captain 4. MARIE ANDREWS IEnqlishl Ye Gadsf' Glee Club l7 Co-ed Hi-Y 4. IACKIE AYERS llrishl G-o-o-d Gosh!! Glee Club l7 Red Cross l7 Co- ed Hi-Y 47 Library Assistant 2, 3, 4. FRED AZAR ISy1-ianl Beat Brown Band l, 2, 3, 47 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4. BETTY BAKER fflnqlishl The character of our thinking determines the character of our ideals. Glee Club 2, 37 Mixed Choir 2, 3, 47 French Club 37 Student Council 2, 3, 4. MARIE BALDWIN fllnglishl Giving is true having. Smithsonian l7 Glee Club 2, 37 Bl-l.A. 2, 3, 4. VIVIAN BARKER fEnglishJ Now Wait a minute! French Club 27 Spanish Club 4. IOYCE BASTON tEnglishl A stitch in time saves a lot of embarrassment. Glee Club 27 Beta Club 3, 47 Mixed Choir 37 Office Assistant 4. DOROTHY BAXTER fEnqlishl l'rn a little debil, I am! Beta Club 3, 47 Senator 47 Rec Club 47 Co-ed Hi-Y 3, 47 Student Council 47 Quill and Scroll 4. VICTORIA BENATOR tspanishl Oh, don't be so critical! Beta Club 3, 47 Quill and Scroll 3, 47 Senator Staff 2, 3, 47 Smith- sonian Staff 2, 3, 47 French Club 3, 47 F.T.A. 3, 47 Y-Teens 3, 4. DAVID BOHANNON tlrishl Don't Worry about life7 you'll never qet out of it alive. Sec. Treas. Iunior Class 37 Hi-Y l, 2, 37 Co-ed Hi-Y 2, 3, 47 Foot- ball Varsity 2, 3, 47 Basketball 2, 37 Track 2, 3, 47 Baseball 2, 3, 4. IOHN BORDERS tEnglishl Yo hablo espanol bien. Beta Club 3, 4, French Club 3, Spanish Club 4. PAT BOZEMAN tGermcml Now that's beside the point. Glee Club lg Red Cross 2, Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 37 Track 2, 3, 4. HILDA BRADBURY tEngIishl Ohl I had a wonderful time last night! Mixed Choir 3, F.T.A. 3, D.E. 4. MARY AGNES BRAZZELL tEnqlishJ Oh, I guess so. Rec Club 4. KENNETH BROWN tEnglishl All I know is, that I know nothing. Cadet Lieutenant 4. BARBARA CAREY Ilrishl I envy the moron who cut oft his hands so he could write shorthand. Smithsonian 2: Glee Club I, Z, Mixed Choir 2, 35 Rec Club 2, 4. ROBERT CATLIN tspanishl Manhood, not scholarship, is the first aim of education. Co-ed I-li-Y 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 47 Baseball 3, 4. CATHERINE CAWTHORN tEnqlishl ln youth we learn, in age We understand. RAMONA COLE tEnglishl Oh, drop dead! Rec Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4. BERTA REE COOPER tEnglishJ Be qood: behave. Beta Club 47 Quill and Scroll 4, Smithsonian 3, 4. K ,, 1 'lf 4' IQ, 1? te S kd ,N VICTOR COPELAND iTurkishl Hee, Hee, Hee. Spanish Club 2, 35 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4. EDDIE CULVER fEnglishl Good gracious alive! Beta Club 3, 4, Red Cross 3, DE. 45 Hi-Y 3, 4, Cadet Ser- geant 3. ROBERT SCOTT DAVIS lEnglishJ Wake up when the bell rings. Red Cross 2, 3. DOROTHY DECKNER ilrishl Shoot-I reckon. Mixed Choir 2, Rec Club l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4. FAY DEWEY Urishl I just know I'll never pass that test. Senator Staff l. ROBERT DOUGHERTY flrishl Silence qives consent. Cadet Sergeant 3. ANN DUFFEY Urishl Oh, the luck of the Irish! PEGGY ANN DYKES iDutchJ There's always a first time for everything. Rec Club 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 47 Beta Club 4. IOSEPH EARWOOD fEnglishJ l'll be hanged. B Football 3, Track 3: Cadet Captain 3, Rifle 35 Officers' Club 3. BETTY IEAN ELLIS flrishl You ain't seen nothing yet. Beta Club 47 Band 25 Co-ed Hi-Y 45 Cheerleader 4. CARL FINCHER iGermanJ That is a matter of opinion. Glee Club l, 25 Mixed Choir 3, 45 Red Cross lg Hi-Y 3, 4: Cadet Captain 45 Cheerleader 4. STANFORD FIRESTONE iPolish-J l'll bite, what? Senator l, 27 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 4. WILLIAM FLYNN Urishl Flynn has got plenty of Wind. IEAN GARVIN lEnqIishl You figure it out. Rec Club 3, 4. MARY GRAMMAS iGreekl Gosh! Don't be silly. Mixed Choir lg Rec Club l, 2, 3, 41 Student Council 4. LOIS HAND tEnqlishl Don't be silly, Stupid! Glee Club l, 25 Red Cross 47 Library Assistant l, Z, 3, 4. NANCANN HARMON tGermanl lt's not necessarily so! Glee Club l, 2, Rec Club 3, 4. DAVID HELP tGermcml Personality is what other peo- ple think of you and not what you think of yourself. Football 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3. CHARLES HENDRIX tEnglishl Everything's gonna be all right. Smithsonian Staff 4, Mixed Choir 1, 2, Rifle 2, 45 Cadet Major 4, Beta Club 3, 47 Student Council 2, 3: Fire Marshall 4. BENIAMIN HIRSCH tGermanl lf you ask me, folks around here are just too narrow-minded. Senator 2, 3, 4, Smithsonian 4, Basketball 2, Tennis 3. ELEANOR HOWARD tlrishl I forgot it. Y-Teens l, 35 DE. 47 Co-ed Hi-Y 3, 4, Office Assistant 4. NATHAN HOWARD tEnqlishl l'rn the quiet type. Band lp Golf 37 Cadet Lieu- tenant 4. ff-'fx w Q , fl ff 'v C5 . X gf' ,ft 1 F 'M f 4 I ff f I 4' A ,Y K ii 4 5 :51 SN ,S Q PM 1 fs ft' - i' Y X 'i'T-get-1 T' I QQ oh, , s 'W 5 I ' F fi I 1 ,Ply ,Q ,t 1, N' it t E 'lx I x t ' ei. DOROTHY HUIET tGermanl Oh, leave me alone5 l'm not fClt. Beta Club 4: Ouill and Scroll 45 Senator 45 Majorettes 2, 35 F.H.A. 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 45 Basket- ball 35 Cheerleader 45 Sec. Mili- ary J, 4. BILLY KAPLAN tGermanl Heres to the best years of my life in the arms of another mans wife! My mother. Spanish Club 35 Football 2, 3, 45 Student Council 4. SALLY KERLIN tGermcml You know what l mean! Glee Club l5 Mixed Choir 2, 3, 45 F.l-l.A. 45 Rec Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council 4. FRANCES LCIPORTA tltcxlicml I may be small but l've got big ideas. Sec. Treas. Senior Class 45 Beta Club 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Smithsonian Staff 45 French Club 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Dental Asst. 4. BOBBY LAWRENCE tEnglishl A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. Band l5 Football 45 Cadet Ser- geant Z. DOROTHY LEE lChinesel l'm through with men. Mixed Choir 25 Red Cross 35 Spanish Club l5 DE. 4. BARBARA LLOYD tflnqlishl Have you studied your short- hand? beta Club 3, 45 Quill ana Scroll 4: F.'l'.A. 3, 4. IAMIE LUTHER lGermanl lt to be merry is to be great, then she's quite a girl. Beta Club 45 Rec Club S, 45 Y-Teens 3, 45 Tennis 4. MARVIN McEWEN tScotchl l'm going to miss all the good looking Women when l leave, especially----V---7-. Mixed Choir l5 Rifle 25 Cadet Sergeant 4. MELBA MILFORD tEnglishl lf ignorance is bliss, l'm the nation's biggest blisserf' Beta Club 45 Smithsonian Staff 45 Rec Club 25 Basketball 3. BARBARA MOORE tlrishl Give to the World the best you have and the best will come back to you. Rec Club 4. THOMAS MOSS tEnglishl A diplomat is a man who 'ee members a lady's birthday but forgets her age. Cadet Sergeant 2. BOB ODUM tlrishl Do or die for old Smith Hi. Co-ed Hi-Y 3, 47 Football 2, 3, 47 Basketball 27 Track 2, 3, 47 Vice-'President Iunior Class 3. DAN OWEN S tScotchl Believe only halt oi what you see and nothing that you hear. Cadet Serqent 3, 4. BARBARA PARHAM tlfnqlishl Her ways are Ways of pleas- antness. Her paths are paths of peace. Glee Club 17 Co-ed Hi-Y 3, 47 Cheerleader 2, 3. BILL PATTON tflnqlishl l overslept this morning. Hi-Y 37 Football l, 2, 3, 47 Basketball 27 Baseball 2, 3, 4. BETTY IEAN PAYNE tEnglishl Well, I reckon so. Beta Club 3, 47 Mixed Choir l, 2. BETTY PEBCOCK tlrishl Sincerity is the basis of all true success. Red Cross 4. SUE PEEK tEnglishl I gotta qo now: l'm late al- ready. Beta Club 3, 47 Quill and Scroll 3, 47 Senator Staff 2, 3. 4: French Club 3, 47 F.T.A. 3, 47 Rec Club 2, 37 Y-Teens 3, 4. IEWELL LEE PHILLIPS tflnglishl A thing of beauty is a joy forever. Glee Club l7 Co-ed Hi-Y 3, 47 Cheerleader 3, 4. TERRY MARILYN PIEL tGei-manl To thine own self be true. Beta Club 3, 47 Quill and Scroll 47 Smithsonian 47 Glee Club l, 27 Mixed Choir 3, 47 Red Cross 47 French Club 47 Spanish Club 3, 47 F.T.A. 3, 47 Office Assistant 4. STARRALNA POOLOS tGreekl Don't bother me! l'll think about it tomorrow. Mixed Choir l, 2. MITCHELL PRICE iWelshl Having this day my horse, my hand, my lance. Some lucky wits impute it but to chance. Band 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4. CAROL ROBERTS IEnqlishl Most likely to succeed, I hope' Red Cross l, 2, 3. VICTOR ROMANO ISpcmishl Here's to the many horses, I used to pass my courses. Red Cross lg Spanish Club 3, 45 Tennis 3, 4. IACK ROSENBERG fRussicml It will never happen again. Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Senator Staff 3, 4. MORRIS ROSENTHAI. fRussianl I waited too long. Beta Club 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Senator Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Choir 1, 2. MARSHALL SAADE ISyrianl l'm a wise cracker, I am. Beta Club 3, 47 Mixed Choir 4: l-li-Y Z, 3, 47 Baseball 25 Cadet Major 4. RAYMOND SAULS II-'renchl To lie is to defeat or1e's own- self. French Club 27 Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2. ROGER SCHUMAN lGermanl An honest man is the noblest Work of God. Spanish Club 4: Rifle 3, 47 Cadet Captain 4: Cheerleader 45 Officers' Club 3, 4. ISABELLE MARILYN SIROTA IRussianl All great men are either dead or dying, in fact I don't feel too well either. Beta Club 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 4g Smithsonian 4: French Club 3, 4: F.T.A. 3, 47 Dental Asst. 4. RICHARD SLATE fGermanl What we need at Hoke Smith is more school spirit and team work. President of the School 45 Sena- tor 47 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Cadet Lieu- tenant Colonel 4g Officers' Club 3, 4, Student Council 3, 41 Quill and Scroll 47 Fire Marshal 3, 4. AUDREY LAURA STONE llrish cmd Enqlishl Now, what l like is pretty nails. Beta Club 3, 4: Glee Club 27 Mixed Choir 2, Rec Club 45 Y- Teens 3: Co-ed I-li-Y 4. IOSEPHINE SWINN EY ilrishl What l will, I can. Rec Club 4. A if RALPH TARICA fspanishl Parlez-vous francais? Si, Si, senor. Beta Club 45 Quill cmd Scroll 45 Smithsonian 45 Glee Club l5 Mixed Choir 2, 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 4. VINCENT TERRANA fltalicnl There may be a lot of fish in the ocean, but none like me! Movie Operators 3, 45 Red Cross 45 Rifle 45 Cadet Lieu- tenant 45 Officers' Club 45 Art Club 4. MARY THOMAS fEnglishl Saint Peter let me out for qood behavior. Beta Club 3, 45 Ouill and Scroll 45 Smithsonian 45 Student Coun- cil 35 Library Asst. l, 25 Clinic Asst. 35 Science Asst. 4. LEON TUCK tPolishl l've run out of subjects. Vice-President of the School 35 President of Senior Class 45 Span- ish Club 35 Basketball 2, 3, 4. WALTER TURNER lGermanl Mercy Dem. Co-ed Hi-Y 45 Football Varsity 45 Track 45 Baseball 4. BILLY WALDRIP tEx-iglishl U l don't care what it is. Hi-Y 3, 45 Football Varsity 35 Track 3, 45 Cross Country 3, 45 Rifle 2, 35 Cadet Lt. Colonel 3, IEANNE WASDEN tGex-manl Oh-he shore is a purty man! Beta Club 3, 45 Smithsonian l, 25 Glee Club 35 Fted Cross l, 25 Library Asst. 3, 4. FRANK WATKINS fwelshl The only place you have brains is in your toes. Football 4. RONALD WATKINS tEnqlishl It'll do you good and help you too. Believe it or not. Movie Operator l, 25 Red Cross l5 Football 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 4, BARBARA WATTS fEnglishl Can't find the Words- -Believe it or not!1 Beta Club 45 Rec Club 45 Guid- ance Asst. 3, 45 Co-ed Hi-Y 4. X.,- O Q- QE O X! XX 6223 G WG' BARBARA WEBB tscotchl Beauty is truth, truth beauty. Beta Club 47 Guidance Asst. 2, 3, 4. LAWRENCE BUDDY WEED tilnglishl The cards are stacked against you. Hi-Y 3, 47 Football 27 Tennis 2. FLOHA ALICE WHITE tlrishl To be or not to be: It's got to be. BETTY WHITLOCK Urishl A word, a smile, a happy way, is how she helps the world along. Glee Club lp Rec Club 2, 3, 47 Basketball 3, 47 Tennis 3, 4. MARVIN WICKS IEnglishl Not too serious, not to gay, but a rare good fellow when it comes to play. Track 47 Cross-Country 3, 4. BOBBY WILLIAMS IEnglishl Who hoppen! Iust call me Googief' Band l, 2, 3, 47 Orchestra 37 D.E. 47 Hi-Y l. CLARENCE WILSON tEnglisl-il I dare do all that may become a man7 who dares do more is none. t D.E. 47 I-Ii-Y 3, 47 Cadet Lieu- tenant 37 Rifle 3. GORDON WINTER tEnglishl I hate to leave all of the good looking girls. Football 37 Baseball 37 Cadet Lieutenant 37 Officers' Club 3. IIMMY WOOD tlrishl How is every little thing? lt's the big things that matter. Coed Hi-Y 47 Football 47 Bas- ketball 47 Baseball 3, 4. HERE'S TO THE SENIORS OF 1950 To the seniors who will go on to college, may you carry the spirit which you have displayed in our school and let it help you to surmount the trials and difficulties that may arise in your path as you strive for excellence in higher educa- tion. To those of you who are completing your formal education with your gradua- tion from Hoke Smith, may you carry this same spirit of cooperation and achievement into whatever line of en- deavor you may elect to enter. This spirit will help to build a successful career in your chosen sphere of service. You've had a great time together and We prophesy that memories of your as- sociations will linger with you and grow sweeter as the years go by. I, lnstead of the 49'ers these are the IOOWD ers on yearbook sales, that is, Row One: Iackie Ayers, Dot Bax- ter, Marie Andrews, Dot Lee, Hilda Bradbury, Mary Thomas. Row Two: Barbara Watts, loyce Baston, Vickie Benator, Marie Baldwin, Barbara Webb. Row Three: Fred Azar, Mary Agnes, Brazzell, Iimmy Wood, Ieanne Wasden, Richard Slate, Vincent Terrana. Row Four: Gordon Winter, Leon Tuck, Victor Cope- land, Ralph Tarica. Z. These are the brains of the Senior Class. Row One: Ramona Cole, Berta Ree Cooper, Vickie Benator, Isa- belle Sirota, Marilyn Piel, Iamie Luther, Sue Peek, Betty Whitlock. Row Two: Iackie Rosenberg, Billy Kaplan, Leon Tuck, Carl Fincher, Marshall Saade, Ralph Tarica, Morris Rosenthal. 3. Carl Fincher, Marshall Saade Robert Evans and Bill Anderson srna in he Thanqsqrvmq Assembly 4 loyce Baston Betty Anderson and Iimmy Thomason play cards Wllh our Lux Girl Eleanor Parr 5 Walt what did Dorothy do to Bettyo Did lt hurt Dorothy? ,MAF- THE OFFICERS ss: President, Richard Bonner: Secretory, Shirley Waller: Vice-President, Bobby Mon-is, make plans for ihe coming year. Mrs. Hinkle and Mr. Cox discuss activities for the Iunior Class. THE SPONSORS JUNIFRS Ioyce Abbey Io Ann Adams Iames Ashworth Barbara Baker Louise Banks Betty Iean Bartlett Iohnny Benator Charles Berner Betty Blackstone Eugene Blankenship Mary Ann Bolton Wendell Bauqh Betty Rue Bowen Mariorie Boyd Betty Bramlett Betty Burkett VHF A7 A f 4 XY . x ' N 'g,is4v',Ci1' 7 . Ierry Moye. Beverly Payne. Evelyn O'Neal. Ieanette Kirkus. Iackie Harper. and Frances Hawkins pose as six pretty girls among the sweets. X l N I S Pearl Carnell Betty lean Christopher Arthur Clein Donald Coleman Wilda Couey Ioel Dampier Barbara lean Davis Bobby Davis Mary Ann Davis Edna Louise Fields Leah Fine Sybil Ford Mathilda Galanti Betty Gosset Carolyn Gurin Iackie Harper Barbara Hilton Dolores Hui! Carolyn Hyde Ioe Iarrett Kathryn Karakas Dorothea Kelly Peggy Kinman Linda Lange S I I I r Q Denise Levy Shirley Letson Beverly Loeb Mary Ann Maduras Daniel Maslia Marylou Medlock Donna Miller Mary Frances Mitchell Norma lean Morgan Evelyn O'Neal Allie Mae Padgett Sue Parks Themis Poulos Marguerite Ratley Betty Reddin Magdaline Reed Miriam Reid Marlon Roberts Margaret Rozier loanne Sanders Elizabeth Sasser Betty Seqers Margaret Smith Gloria Stanford V LOOKU9 ni. L, N .SDH Sara Steinberg Ioe Stephenson Margie Stonecypher Roberta Thompson Ioyce Thomion Ann Ulm Iuaniia Upchurch Nace Varon Ann Wallace Shirley Waller Grady Waters Hal Waits A 1255 fl Barbara Willingham Iessie Mae Wilson JUNIVRS THE INTELLIGENTIA OF THE IUNIOR CLASS POSE FOR A PICTURE. Row One: Iackie Harper, Betty Gossett, Sara Stein- berg, Carolyn Gurrin, Betty lean Bartlett, Beverly Loeb, Barbara Hilton. Row Two: Tillie Galanti, Mary Ann Bolton, Shirley Waller, Marlon Roberts, Grady Waters, Barbara Davis, Sue Parks, lane Hyde, and Leah Fine. HERE WE SEE THE KING AND QUEEN OF THE IUNIOR CLASS MARDI GRAS AND THE R COURT. The King, Bob Etheridge, is being crowned by Earnest Smith, While the Queen, Patsy Burdette, is being crowned by Mary Ann Bolton, runner-up. The others are Virginia Womack, Margie Stonecypher, and Peggy Kinman. lll-I-327 WENT 10042 IN AN- NUAL PURCHASES Row One: Pearl Carnell, Mary Davis, Evelyn O'Neal, Betty lean Bartlett, Sara Steinberg, Ann Vlfallace, Shirley Waller. Row Two: Ioyce Thornton, lo Ann Adams, Mary Ann Bolton, Margie Boyd, Iuanita Upchurch, Iohnny Benator, Gordon Claxton. How Three: Bob Allen, Hal Watts, Betty Christopher, Donald Cole- man, Howard Blackstone, Wen- Clall Baugh, Arthur Clein. Row Four: Ioyce Abbey, Betty Bram- lett, Nace Varon, Gene Blanken- ship, Grady Waters, Charlie Copeland. 6 Mrs. Young ond Miss Lambert confide in one another: What ci revoitinq develop- ment this stunt niqhi iurned oui io be! CLASS OFFICERS Kenneth Lancaster. secretaryg Harry Lovell. presi- dentg lack Odum, vice-president, excimim, We're Q-rcnn to QOV' SPONSORS S ' i-I lil IES What happened on the Uiqhi of November 18? Well, they cc1n't say you lacked class spirit. 101-I-209 Row One: Willie Belle Davis, Ioan Duncan., Row Two: Frances Harvey. Grace Daniels. Frieda Crump. Geneva: Iones. Row Three: Ierry Wicks, Oliver Dumas, Dorolhy Hicks, Betty Iean Nicholson. Row Four: Iames Williams. Tommy Haynes, Iimmy Thomas, Robert Taylor. Row Five: Lawrence Warren, Harry Lovell. Gary Wisener. Tommy Todd. IOH-213 how One: Myrna Pike, Stella Alhadelf. Rmw Two: Anno Henderson. Eleanor Pair. Ivy Mae Moreland. Virginia Brilile. Row Three: D. W. Mozley. Harold Asher. Richard Scoqqins, Ioe Blackslock. Row Four: Iohn McGehee, Betiy Bickers. Frances Marinos, Ioel Gay. Row Five: Rafael Pulliam. Billy Mabrey, Charles Piper, Edward Anderson. ' A 'E , . V ,,.,Qt, ff. Q A X 4 , x :L r' , -e M 'N 4 lf! 'I i-I IE IOH-220 How One: Carlton Ethridge, Kathleen Turner, Beverly Bush, Betty Braden, Katherine Toney, Lennie Beshers, Betty Ioan Myrick. Row Two: Ronald Cham- bers, lack Ellington, Charles Sacre, lack Smith. Norman Silver. Bobby Ginn, Ken- neth Fountain. Row Three: Robert Floyd, Nick Economy, Allen Cagle, Iames Thomas, Iack Odum, Leroy Har- din. IOL-108 Row One: Robert Haynes, Maria Perez. Sara Davis, Ierry Moye, Marcia Fran- Sara Davis, Ierry Moye, Marcia Fran- Robert Wilson. Row Two: Beverly Payne, Frances Hawkins. Phyllis Rey- nolds. Iean Moss, Dan Ray. Dorothy Howell, Ernestine Power, lean Peacock. Row Three: Ronald Napty, Gerald Fow- ler, Bobby Fincher. Bobby Harmon, Emmett Goines. Bobby Fields, Lamar Freeman. S Pi-I lil IES The Smithsonian Wishes you, our future uppereclassnien, the best ot luck and success in oil phoses ot school ootivities. l0L-109 Row One: Harris Hughes, Iames Carey, Earl Giles, Ioe Veltre. Row Two: Iohn Bell, Ioan Azar, Ioyceann Beam. Arthur Axelrod. Row Three: Sara Cook, Geraldine Blood- worlh, Rachel Benshushan, Delores Bozeman, Barbara Brooks. Row Four: Byron Bohannon, Norma Booth, Barbara Baldwin, Peggy Haynes, Katherine Coker. Row Five: lack Broom. Billy Bradberry, Iohnny Dilbeck, Pauline Gay. lane Ballew. Row Six: George Brown, Billy Farqason. I. W. Frasure, Sandy Beckman. 10L-133 Row Une: Betlye Tale, Mildred Mitchell, lean Tumer, Barbara Wadell. Row Two: Carolyn Simpson, Marlene Wolson, Shirley McMillian, Dewey Heslerly. Row Three: lackie Malloy, Iohn Nix. Row Pour: Homer Holloway, Buddy Bishop, Sarah Ann McLendon, Sarah Helms. Row Five: Ierry Zimmerman, Thomas Oakes, Willard Smith, Fred Rocks. IOL-211 Row One: Ioy Archer, Opal Culver, Gwin Kirkpatrick, Betty Io Morgan, Paul Borders, Louise Roundtree. Dorothy Kimball, Betty Iones. Row Two: Lois Manning, Betty Godfrey, Marilyn Ford. Nancy Duncan, Barbara Iones, Kath- erine Kirby, Ioanne Gilreath, Frances Dix. Row Three: I. H. Hulsey. Charles Brown, Kenneth Lancaster, Bobby Duke. Iohn Gardner, Clarence Rogers, Albert Mann, Iames Milligan. 10L-221 Row One: Helen Barton, Weyman Moon, Elaine Schwartzman, Ruth Cassidy. Faye Carter, Betty lean Cotton, Peter Green, loan Bennett, Lurena Slagle. Row Two: Dorothy Christian, Clara Moon, Ioan Love, lean Roberts, Ouida Cotter, Phyllis Burns, lean Brundaqe. Doris Bowman, Doris Shaw. Row Three: Iimmy Ward, Ioe Harrison, Lamar Smith, I. W. Bartow, F. D. Brown, Iohnny Wil- liams, Iames Iohnson, Ray Crabtree. A-1. W t l HONOR ROLL FOR THE SOPHOMORE CLASS How One: Elaine Schwartzman. Pat Carroll, Marlene Wolson, Stella Alhadelf, Marcia Frankel. Ernestine English, Phyllis Burns. Row Two: Arthur Axelrod. Billie Io Smith. Myrna Pike, Harold Asher. Iackie Malloy, Norma Booth, Kenneth Fountain. The sophomores, aided hy Maiorettes Frances Hawkins Marlene Wolson. Sandra Beckman, and William Wilson and Bettye Tate, brought their Qwn pink elephant to stunt furnished variety for their stunt. niqht. The elephant, in this case wus iinpersonutecl hy Bettye Cotton and Ernestine English. ln ptr-ture two, Iimmy Estes, Gene Hopper. I. W. Bartow. Mitchell Price, and Ray Crabtree prove their stunt had plenty ef gepfeven CI tazz hand. -123 OH NO!? PA TOLD . I I vnf0Ul-BN T SEE' ANY O' THOSE BFI STAYED S0?sEfbf HF I'- ttf , I ,i X X J F SN. : iff fd L tx X :M Q ,g W -J, Q qv , 525119 W 1 : 5 Rachel Yancey. secretary-trecsurerg Alice Hatton, president and Billy Nix, vice-president, muke plans for stunt night 'IESE-I AEN Miss Frances Birdsonq cmd Miss Lucy Bellows. sponscrs, beam their approval. 44 ' ffl-I AZN When the sedson has ended, ci Freshmdiis mind is filled with many thouqhts. SH-105 Row One: Iackie Clover. Bob- by Harwell. lean Linqeielt. Mary Ann Woodward. Emma Herndon. Bettye Wilmoth. Row Two: Mamie Iackson. Elsie Tuck. Catherine Starnes. Iene Coleman, Geraldine Cor- ley. Mary Elizabeth Benton. Mary lean Smith, Ioe Ann Briscoe. Row Three: Herschel Brumbalow. Robert Mayfield. Charles Karas. David Rey- nolds. Iack Christopher, Harry Singer. Charles Sasser. Char- les Fincher. 9H-131 Row One: Ioan Mitchel, Betty Wingate. Patricia Manning. Raymond Berger. Ann Reed. Alice Hatton. Laura Poole. Martha Shellnut. Row Two: Beverly Smith. Larry Varna- doe. Hugh Harris. Charles Hollingsworth, Iune Teague, lean Howard. Frances Rubin. Arvist Iackson. Row Three: Floyd Carey. Leon Gresham. Grady Carder, Ierry Howard, Raymond Kelly. Earl Taylor. limmy Coggin. Robert Shirley. lux NW' Q 95 QQ? 9H-324 Row One: Richard Whitley, Paul Baqgett, Iimmy Estes, Ianis O'Neal, lean Lischkolf, Anne Lovell, Betty Snipes. Row Two: Hartwell Iaclcson, Robert Pittman, Douglas Dob- son, Iackie Ogletree, Reba Maylield, Ioyleen Rogers, Bev- erly Major, Charline Dye. Row Three: Carl Iackson, Gor- don Tullis, Eugene Hopper, Edgar Guyton, Harold Reed, Bill Poss, Marvin Moon, Leon Cunningham. SL-102 Row One: Charles Druden, Beverly Cooper, Kathleen Crowe, Elaine Padgett, Miriam Bryant, Ieanine Bradley, Doro- thy Ann Hall, Murray Schloss- man. Bill Thigpen. Row Two: Tommy Woodward, lohn Kim- bell, Ianette Williams, Marlene Verner, lane Lambert, Shirley Dunn, Marie Gerald, Grace Levy, Harriett Harris, Iack lones, I. E. Coker. Row Three: Marvin Estes, Herman Winter, Morris Koshkin, Larry Howle, Dan Gallimore, Harold Ander- son, Ernest Mayes, Douglas Graham, Billy Saade. You are convmced now that you have or lot to learn. I' P' ' Sr i-Illill 46 X N r-rr-Qu I' 1 How proud you ore to raise your heool and soy lm not o Sub-Freshman lm o Freshman' SL-135 Row One: Raymond Orrie, W. D. Grizzell. Clydie Loggins, Mildred O'Dell, Katherine Locke, Martha lo Scroqgins, Louise Smith, Eleanor Sauls, Peggy Webb, Bobby Morris. Row Two: Larry Gossett, Anne Mae Irwin, Lois Thomas, Lois Beshers, Mary Ann Taylor, Bera Kate Gay, Betty Moore. Betty Ruth Plumley, Barbara Henley, Iames Fowler. Row Three: Gabriel Keyros, Zack Karakos, Tommy Godfrey, Bu- ford Roland, Alton Van Pelt, Hugh Molder, Donald Graham. Hugh Gibson, Donald Minsk, Ronald Culver. 9L-207 Row One: Patsy Mable, Norma Strickland, Frances Thomason. Ioyce Kerlin, Delores Vaughn, Barbara Smith, Iohn Lange, Gene Iarrett, Donald DeVane, Shirley Chestnut, Rachel Yan- cey. Row Two: Millicent Kir- by, Frances Phillips, Fred Turnipseed, Io Ann Thomas, Barbara Hesterlee, Eleanor Kelly, Donald Scribner, Ioan Dixon, Betty Fuller. Row T h r e e : Hoy Fant, Allen Stearns, Kenneth Duncan, La- mar Whaley, Thomas Alder- man, Charles Thompson, Charles Waites, Delos Yancey, George Davis. lm fir at 9L-282 How One: Robyn Wallace. Nellie Kate Richardson, Mar- guerite Sims, lean Braswell, Catherine Reagin, Irene Sicro, Myra lane Ayers, Charles Brady. Row Two: Elizabeth Stewart, Gail Armour, Marinel Stokes, Doris Duncan, Betty Rose Pressly, Betty Nephew, Ola Mann, Faye Knight. Row Three: Harold Reese, Gene Barnett, G e r a 1 d Claxton. Leonard Evans, Wilbur Lamb, Henry Tanner, Ronnie An- drews. Iack Smith. 9L-301 Row One: Eedeelcve Hender- son, Ann West, Frances Ear- wood, Emma Lou Morris, Fran- ces Milner, Laverne Buchanan, Mary Williams. Martha May. Ruth Weaver. Row Two: Patsy Womack, Dorothy Radford. Io- anne Windsor, Betty Blevins. Ina Faye Wright, Ioanne Nicholson, Katherine West, Rama Lindsey, Louise Herri- man. Row Three: Lamar Ed- wards, Iohnny Wilbanks, Lo- dell Wilson, Albert Tatum. Marvin Mallett, Armus Mc- Donald, Charles Stephens. Eugene Hames, Billy Nix. The sweet little cat naps you used to take in community citizen- ship class. 'it1'.Fii-IMIN 48 r-rn-Qu r .. rl .. F Thouqhts and bright hopes for the future, that Sophomore year, cmd cm eye for pink elephants. 91.-302 Row One: Charles Bartlett. Charles Iones. Nancy Clark- son. Mary Margaret McNair. Io An McKinley. Margaret Pil- grim. Iane Stoddard. Ierrye E'Dalgo. Inez Blackman. Ade- line Campbell. Caroline Wat- kins. Row Two: Sylvia Aro- goeti. Ronald Dobbs. Mary Naiour. Sophia Poulos. Bar- bara Carter. Ioyce Talley, Vera Pinlcard. Maxine Fraser. Myra Flury. Charlie Harts- field. Row Three: Iimmy Bark- er. Billy Waddell. Bill Braden. Larry Anglin. Herbert Dean. Ierry Davis. Billy Nix. Charles Fowler, Charles Slayton. lack Baltzell. 9L-314 Row One: Rochelle Borstein. Claudette Aaron. Mabel Folds. Billy Hannah. Larry Gattis. Ierry Davis, Iames Brown. Tommy Chupp. Irene Cannon. Elaine Mize. Shirley Fowler. Row Two: Leon Iones. Iohn Cason. Mary Gardner. Betty Moore, Marlene Newton. Iua- nita Truitt. Annette Toney. Frances Thomas. Maxine Cul- len. Frances Anderson. Mar- tha Hagood. Row Three: Bobby Drummond. Thomas Rabern. Billy Wenger. Calvin Appling. Charles Eberstein. Billy Ellis. Billy Nelson. Eddie Couch. Paul Carter. HONOR ROLL Row One: Donald Minsk, Rachel Yancey, Robyn Wal- lace, Dorolhy Hall, Alice Hal- ton, Zack Karakos. Row Two: Marlene Verner. Shirley Dunn, Grace Levy. Louise Smilh, Barbara Moore. Eedeelove Henderson. Minslrels, Grace Levy, Charles Fowler, Maxine Cullen, Mary Ann Taylor, Fran- ces Anderson, Alice Hatton, Hugh Har- ris, whoop il un after winning the pink elephanl. I' I' C -gl I' Billy Nix, Harrie! Harris, Barbara Carter, Ronald Dobbs, and Ronnie Andrews lake parl in the mock wedding. 4 .J sw: W l Oh, those Sub-Freshmen days Thls 1S the way you looked on your first doy ot Hoke Smlth Fl B'F' 'fi-I Class officers, Louise Andrews. president Lewis McGriIf, vice-pres1der1t, cmd Ianet Knox. secretory, illustrate the imoortonce of their books to the sub-freshmen. Row O Turner, Green, Dellie Iimmy SUBJ ffl-IIIXIN ,-4 ww' 8H-114 8H-136 ne: Beulah Moore. Norma Sparks. Row Two: Helen Row One: Ioan Webb, Frances Lewis. Ernestine Mitchell, Dorothy Crowe, Barbara Daly. Row Three: lack Helen Hudson. Row Two: Iames Tibbits. Ronald Wise, Sue Smith, Ruth Arden. Row Four: Oliver Grantham. Laverne Staplers, Robert Koons. Row Three: Ernestine Edgens. Pat Adams. Row Five: Ioene Simmons. Mayfield. Harold Lee, Harold Fenn. Row Four: Hugh Grant, Lewis Partain. Beale, Eugene Craddox. Ralph Simmons. In September-You learned how long a hall could be. 52 In October-Ugh-Special Reports-You wished your daddy could sigh his name with his eyes closed. BH-202 Row One: Ray Lee Smith, Otis Burdette. Denver Moon, Beniamin Malpass. Row Two: Iacqueline Carder. Isaac Copeland, Billy Dunn, Mary B. Evans. Row Three: Jimmy Dilbeck. Eugene Chalot. Billy Philpot. Franklin Mitchell. Row Four: Lewis Dyer. Iuanita Parsons, Barbara Nephew. SH-320 Row One: Harold Bagley. Margaret Sentell. Row Two: Bobby Hitchcock, Betty Carroll. Franklin Stewart. Row Three: Hugh Smalley. Sarah lVlcElhannon, Iuanita Williams. Mary Sheffield. Row Four: Frank Terrana, Stanley Baxter. Billy Buchanan. William Thompson. MWHQUW 0 fAe ear, 1950 FUBJ' .'I?i-Ill EN Yanni, 81-103 Row One: Marion Vincent, Norma Turner, Ioyce Young, Charlotte McHugh. Row Two: Kenneth Lawrence, Ray Tant, Evelyn Callahan, Beverly Anchors. Row Three: Jimmy Rogers, Doris Britt, Martha Williams, Billy McElroy. Row Four: Thomas House. Ioyce Purcell, Ioyce Mann. Frank Morgan. Row Five: Iackie Forte, Nancy Smith. Wilbur Lamb. Row Six: Warren Turnipseed, Shirley Mar- shall, Kenneth Austin, I. H. Holton. 8L-127 Row One: Iames Combs, Hubert Suttles, Donald Bloodworth. Bill Turner. Row Two: Jacqueline Wheeler, Lenora Vin- cents, Louise Crowe, Betty Cash. Row Three: Frances Chance, Edna Adams. Betty Cohen, Louise Andrew. Row Four: Sh-irley Brown, Elizabeth Thomas, Mary Schrinisher, Ioseph LaFraqe. Row Five: Carolyn Wright. Billy O'Neal, Horace Ragsdale. Gwendolyn Windham. Row Six: Donald Smallwood, Doris Smallwood, Barbara Phillips. Bobby Kohler. ln November-A S-l-G-H of sighs-Richard Bonner spoke to you. In December-A box of chocolate covered cherries figured ioiq in your life. 8L-132 Row One: Robert Carnes, Charles Aides. Wilburn Meeks. Harold Vickery. Row Two: Lee Atkinson. Sidney Belcher, Gordon Arendall. George Ienkins. Row Three: Raymond Napty, Ierry Gibby. Iimmy Sheffield, Melvin Pair. .4-f 0 fke 8L-137 Row One: Ronnie Brown, Roy Peck, Raymond Eslcew. Charles Palmer. Row Two: Edward Ginn. Iames Tuten. Morris Vaughn. Charles Deal. Row Three: Frank Lemminq. George Pratt. Charles Zink. Iuanita Yearwood. Row Four: Loudean Pope. Betty Harmon. Alice Wingate. Betty Hudson. Row Five: Robert Torbert. Betty Io Dye. Hazel Ethridge, Shirley Cooper. Row Six: Billy Cash. Nancy Riddle. Laura Williams. Fred Christopher. ea., 1950 FUBJ' Ifii-IMIN 82. C23 Row One: Iames Iustus, Kirby Rolader. Billy Edwards. Row Two: Ralph Spurlin, Charles Gamer, Milton Willing- ham, Iolly Wood. Row Three: Emmitt Carr, Barbara Owens, Marie Lewis. Barbara' Saade. BL-227 Row One: Leroy Yarbrough, Earnest Wood. Ioe Epperson, Marie Summerall. Row Two: Armond Brown, Warren Atcheson, Frances Deal, Keitha Anchors. Row Three: Shirley Smith, Gene Brown. Ray Secoy, Richard McMillian. Row F our: Betty Bennett, Mildred Elliott, Patricia Beneiield, Robert Adams. Row Five: Robert Adams, Tony Ballard. Row Six: Louise Lumpkins, Shirley Roper, Lynda Under- wood, Richard Lee. Row Seven: Wayne Dorouqh. Barbara Mullinax, Robert Upchurch, Iohn Owens. In Icrnuary-More room in the school. Twenty-one seniors left. ln February-New rooms, new teachers, new friends, new everything. 8L-234 Row One: Ioe Iones, Robert Phillips, Donald Pinnell. Carl Pike. Row Two: Mary Ann Bryant, William Bratton. Iohn Williams, Iane Dorough. Row Three: Inez Skinner. Betty Prater, Florence Funderburk, Mary Roper. Row Four: Betty Ann Milner, Gail Moseley, Betty Dudman, Charles Firestone. Row Five: Dorothy Pittman, Helen Morris, Dorothy White- head. Lewis McGrili. Row Six: Frank Denson, Virginia Moss, Margaret Coker, Paul Clark. 81.-236 Row One: George Kohler, Richard Tucker, Albert Tuck, Don Chancey. Row Two: Ozie Dumas, Betty Kinq, Ann Stancil, Patsy Tolbert. Row Three: Kay Applinq, Iune Whatley, Barbara Hall, Margie Pruitt. Row Four: Linelle Grant, Iimmy Hyndman, Paul McGahee, Herbert Lovell. Row Five: Ierry Mann. lesse Poss, Claude Shaddix, Weyman Lamb. Row Six: lane Gay, Margaret Echols, Ruby Lee Garrett. ww 1 2 rr ' W X. , 'Sc' , 0 fire QM, 1950 F'UI'-Sri-'I Zfi-I IEN 8L-305 Row One: Ioan Horton. Iohn Sharpshire, Ioan Hargis. Row Two: Louise Barron, Bobby Crowe. Shirley Webb, Bobby Fisher. Row Three: Ioyce Iackson, Iuanita Hawkins. Barbara Wilson, Ioyce Wages. Row Four: Lawrence Hendrix, Grace Campbell, Howard Barnes, Maxine Carrell. Row Five: Hershel McGhee, Catherine Cobb, Howard Brooks, Musa Davis. ln March-Another special report. Could Write with his eyes Closed. BL-309 Row One: Don Chupp. Ioe Pitman, Buddy Austin. Ierome Goldstein. Row Two: Edward Flypin, Margaret Timmer- man, Annette Fenn. Charles McKey. Row Three: Iodie Atkins, Christabel McDaniel, Louise Baggett. Margaret Tutterow, Cecilia McDonald. Row Four: Marget Hilton, Mary Sewell. Barbara Pye, Margaret Beard. Row Five: Iack Haynes. Barbara Tillison, Charles Andrews. Alice Hardy, Iames Suttles. Row Six: Ioanne Hammock, Edward Wallis, Earl Slaughter. Blanch Norris. Row Seven: Don Schrelile, Shirley Burell. You still wish your daddy In April-eYou ore suspicious oi the senior who tells you to coll Riverside l-2-3-lump. 8I.-3ll Row One: Paul Turner. Theresa Sockwell, Shirley Cothran, Iohn E. Roberts. Row Two: Emory Holloway, Barbara Ann Kirkpatrick. William Stidham, Howard Smith. Row Three: W. D. Stone. Jimmie Arnold, Betty Rose Kruger, Ianet Knox. Row Four: Edith Ramsey, Doris Sparks. Dorothy Allison. Irene Furlow. Row Five: Earl Brewer, Shirley Wilson, Robert Clayton. 8L-313 Row One: Bobby Gober. Ray Barron. Paul Iones. Thomas Brown. Row Two: Beverly Richardson, Barbara Millikin. Margaret Sibley. Ruby Smith. Row Three: Ierry Miller. Iames Fawcett, Jackie Hart, Frank Casteel. Row Four: Romie Sheriff, Carolyn Sutton. lean Pritchett, Ieanette Smith. Row Five: Iimmy Hardy, Bettye Wilmoth, Frances Burch, Shirley Collum. Row Six: Bobby Payne. Curtis Pitts, Gilbert Couey, Billy Wilson. yt Li. NO' 0 flue ear, 1950 l 59 SUE-3'FilE?i-IIIXEN n fx fwfefw WHO emo 1-uAT?!! 8L-326 Row One: Billy Hames. Donald Nichols. Wesley Broxion, Billy Warren. Row Two: Elaine Taiiel, Larry Poole, Mary Hawkins, Georgia Daniel. Row Three: Bernard Haver. Clara Erkman. Angel Crawley, Anita Allen. Row Four: Iuaniia Reynolds. Iudith Allen, Morris Wood, Theresa Ruff. Row Five: Lois West. Shirley Robertson. Rosie McClunq, Shirley Oakes. Row Six: lack Thomas. Larry Porieriield. Carolyn Carnell. Carl Adams. Row Seven: Iackie March- banks, Geraldine Peden. Bobby Stewart. Edward Spivey. WHICH, WAY I To R oo M 326f gg? , God must have loved the Sub-Fresh men: he made so many of them. ln May-Your daddy can open his eyes now. You finally passed. Wbfsfif - Q., - 1 Ianet Knox. Edward Roberts. and Iimmy Arnold have U liille sport on Baby Day. Don Chupp. the Baby of 1949, receives his trophy from Richard Slate. president of the student body. HONOR ROLL Row One: Ioyce Wages, Barbara Kirkpatrick. Elaine Taifel, Iune Whailey. Louise Barron. Louise Andrew. Patsy Tolbert. Carmen Limons. Barbara Hall. Row Two: Ianet Knox. Ruby Garrett. Shirley Oakes. Iackie March- banks. Ben Colton, Betiy Kreuger. Carolyn Carnell. Kay Appling. Shirley Cothran. Glenda Wigley. When Sub-Freshmen days are ended and the Freshmen days beqin, may you have smooth sailing through your high school career. 61 ll Through the binoculars we can .see the 26 organizations that function in our school. The great majority of Hoke Smith students par- ticipate in some extra-curricular activity, some in two, three, or even four. A survey made by The Smithsonian shows that there are over 300 students on our athletic teams, 165 boys in the military unit, and 920 names on the rolls of our clubs. Another interesting observation of The Smithsonian is the close correlation between honor roll grades and a high degree of partici- pation in student activities. 'There is an organization for every student. Whdther the student aspires to being a brain in an honor club, a general in our army, or a star on an athletic team, he can find a- place to serve. 'The Smithsonian feels that no matter which organization the student joins, he benefits himself first and then goes on to make a fine contribution to our school. , ,g k Q fffjaxf A x bgyf Q S mls A ' if ,1 , f a Frances LaPorta Marilyn Piel Dorothy Baxter Berta Ree Cooper Co-Editor Co-Editor Circulation Manager Advertising Manager The l949 Hoke Smith yearbook received a 2-honor roll ratina from the National Scholastic Press Association and a medalist rating from Columbia Scholastic Press Association. V UR ANNUA - 3'l'AF? PRESENTS These students are known as staff apprentices, They have aided the staff members in publishing this year's Smithsonian, while learning how to produce future annuals. They are: Stella Alhadelf. lackie Harper, Myrna Pike. Iohn Bell, Tillie Galanti. 64 SMITHSGNIAN STAFF Row One: Mary Thomas, Betty lean Bartlett. Frances LaPorta, Berta Ree Cooper. Tillie Galanti, Marlon Roberts, Iohn Bell. Row Two: Isabelle Sirota, Marilyn 1-'1el, Leah Fine. Iackie Harper. Stella Alhadeft. Barbara Hilton. Row Three: Danny Maslia. Ralph Tarica, Carl Fincher. Charles Hendrix, Beniamin Hirsch, and Melba Milford. i-If KE SIVlI'l'i-I Wl'I'i-I A 'If Priti-X' E ' EARBOOK Carl Fincher Leah Fine Charles Hendrix Beniamin Hirsch Danny Maslia Advertising Staff Photographer Sports Editor Art Editor Advertising Staff Melba Milford Donna Miller Isabelle Sirota Ralph Tarica Mary Thomas Advertising Stat! Typist Iunior Editor Club Editor Senior Editor 65 lack Rosenberg Sports Editor Leah Fine Editorial Page Editor and Photographer 'UR NEWSPAPEI I nfl. 1222? Victoria Benator Danny Maslia Editor-in-Chief Advertising Manager The Senator, a member of the N. S. P. A. and an All-American newspaper, has done a grand job of keeping the student body notified of current events and social activities. lts staff is both capable and efficient, having worked hard and long. By co- operating with one another, they have been publishinq a newspaper which we all enjoy reading. .Rf .W .5 Sue Peek Associate Editor Dorothy Huiet Feature Editor ZECEIVES 66 SENATOR REPORTERS The job of the Senator reporters is to contribute class news and individual items to the Senator. Row One: Mamie Moore, Betty Reddin, Ioanne Windsor, Frances Hawkins, Shirley South, Iamie Sue Luther, Frances Dix, Tillie Galanti, Elaine Schwartzman, Margaret Timmerman, Patsy Tolbert. Row Two: lack Christopher, Ioyce Baston, Betty Iean West, Donna Miller, lack Thomas. Iimmy Ash- worth, Harold Penn. Donald Minsk, Ray- mond Burger, Raphael Pulliam, Norma Strickland, Ioanne Love, lean Roberts, Lo- rena Slagle., Row Three: Mariorie Boyd. Bobby Crowe, Kenneth Fountain. Tracy Hollingsworth, Charles Fowler, Murray Schlossman, Herbert Suttles, Ray Smith. SENATOR STAFF Row One: Sue Peek. Tillie Galanti, Victoria Benator, Dorothy Huiet. Barbara Lloyd, Margie Boyd. Row Two: Leah Fine, lack Rosenberg. Danny Maslia, Morris Rosen- thal, Dorothy Baxter. We Sue Peek, Danny Maslia, Dorothy Huiet, Vic- toria Benator, Mrs. Catherine McKee. and Barbara Lloyd are seen at work in the new publications room. lf CAL A ND NATIV NAL i-If NORS Dorothy Baxter Reporter Margie Boyd Assistant Advretising Manager Tillie Galanti Advertising Solicitor Beniamin Hirsch Staff Cartoonist Barbara Lloyd Exchange Editor Morris Rosenthal Managing Editor Richard Slate Class Editor 67 if Q Q F. H. A. Row One: Dorothy Huiet, Alice Hatton. Elaine Schwartzman. Rochelle Borstein, Marcia Frankel. Marlene Wolson, Barbara Baker. Sally Kerlin, Betty Iean Cotton. Row Two: Miss Allan. Sara Steinberg, Virginia Brittle, Shirley Waller, Iackie Harper, Virginia Womack, Stella Alhadefi, Bettye Tate, Betty Bartlett. Row Three: Louise Fuller, Frances Hawkins, Ioyce Abbey, Betty Christopher, Margie Boyd, Iackie Malloy. Beverly Loeb. Mary Ann Bolton. FUR CLUBS GAIN i-If NORS The Future Homemalcers of America have had another active year. They were one ot the 2l chapters in the state ot Georgia to win a certificate designat- ing them an honor roll chapter. Their activities have ranged trom just plain cooking to sending packages overseas. These girls are preparing kits ot sewing The F.l-l.A. members iind it easy combining work with play. materials to send to less fortunate home-eca Discussing a future social gathering are: Beverly Bush, Alice nomics students in Europe. Left to right: Marcia Hatton, Virginia Womack. Betty lean Cotton. Iackie Harper, Stella Frankel. Themis Poulos, Elaine Schwartzman. Mar- Alhadefl. lene Wolson, and Irene Sicro. 68 ASHA .. HI-Y Row One: Marshall Saade, Clarence Wilson. Gary Wiseer, Ioe Stephenson. Iimmy Ashworth, I. W. Frasure. Mr. Greeson. Row Two: Hal Watts, Robert Evans, Lawrence Weed, Billy Waldrip, Carl Fincher, Richard Slate. Once again, the l-li-Y has succeeded in bringing to Hoke Smith a program ot wholesome recreation and activities. :XC I' Q The Y-Teens, in cooperation with the international Y. W. C. A., have carried on various projects to raise money tor charity purposes. The l-loke Smith Yflleens have Won the trophy for selling potato chips so many times that it is getting to be a habit. at-3 vii Row One: Iean Claire Lischl-roll, Irene Sicro, Marcia Frankel, Marlene Wolson, Elaine Schwartzman, Tillie Galanti. Rachel Benschushan. Ioan Azar, Betty lean Cotton, Phyllis Burns. Row Two: Margie Boyd. Betty Christopher, Sandra Beckman. Peqqy Dykes, Dorothy Huiet. Norma Booth. Iamie Sue Luther, Ioanne Windsor, Dolores Bozeman, Eleanor Cotton, Margaret Beard, Alice Hardy, Ouida Fay Cotter, Sue Peek. Row Three: Gloria Weed, Geraldine Bloodworth, Iackie Harper, Stella Alhadeit, Victoria Benator. Elizabeth Thomas, Ioyce Kerlin. 69 'Ii-IEY WORK T SETI-IE! Y-TEENS STUDENT COUNCIL Row One: Charlene Dye, Ianet Knox, Dorothy Hall, Robyn Wallace, Sylvia Aroqeti, Eleanor Cotton, Betty lean Cotton, Ouida Faye Cotter, Ann Woodward, Frances LaPorta. Row Two: Raymond Napty, Mary Grammas, Alice Hatton, Patsy Womack. Peggy Webb. Louise Smith, Marlon Roberts, Io Ann Adams, Pat Carrol, lack Odum. Row Three: Charles Hendrix. Linda Underwood, Christine Mcfilhannon. Stella Alhadetf, Bettye Baker, Frieda Crump, Norman Silver. Billy Kaplan, Richard Slate. Row Four: Keitha Ankers, Kay Appling, Billy Nelson, Eugene Hopper, Clifton Lamb. Charles Firestone, Albert Tuck. DEMOCRACY AT i-IOME LEA DS The Student Council not only makes many ot the rules we follow in school, but also gives us the opportunity ot learning how to participate in a demo- cratic government. The Student Council arranges many of our school activities. Here are four senior members of the council preparing for a future assembly program. They are Charles Hendrix, Bettye Baker, Frances LaPorta and Sally Kerlin. 70 FRENCH CLUB Row One: Leah Fine. Virginia Brittle, Betty Iean Bartlett, Isabelle Sirota, Sara Steinberg, Frances LaPorta, Sue Peek. Row Two: Ralph Tarica. Bettye Tate, Victoria Benator, Barbara Hilton, Beverly Loeb, Marilyn Piel, Harold Asher. The members of the French Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Pauline Young, have corresponded with young students in France. Here they are singing the French National Anthem. V BE'I'I'ER RELA'l'IfNS llllli-lf'li-IERS The Spanish Club has co-operated with the National Pan-American Club in promoting the interest and goodwill ot our students for the Spanish-speaking nations. SPANISH CLUB Lett to right: Iackie Clower, Marilyn Piel, Robert Evans, Danny Maslia, Rachel Benshushan, Stella Alhadeff, Ioyce Abbey, Iackie Harper, Murray Schlossman, Iohn Bell, Alice Hatton, Tillie Galanti. '11 Row One: Larry Gattis, Iames Combs, Ioe Pittman, Franklin Stewart, Don Chupp, Raymond Napty, William Wilson, Myron Grablin. Row Two: Don Schreiiler, Vincent Terrana, Donald Smallwood, Bobby Crowe, Horace Raqsdale, Billy O'Neil, Hubert Suttles, George Iennings. Row' Three: Charles Sacre, Hal Watts, Stanley Baxter, Grady Carder, Marvin Hardin, Raymond Kelly, William Glow, Fred Books. PIACTICE A' SCHOOL F. T. A. The Future Teachers ot America, better known as the F. T. A., is another new club with national affiliation. The new members plan to be- come teachers and are get- ting practice by taking charge ot many classes when teachers are absent. MOVIE OPERATORS Another important grour necessary at school is the Movie Operators, which has grown a great deal because of the popularity of audio-vis ual education. This club won a certificate of merit for out- standing Work in movie pro- jection. ' LEA D3 Left to right: Gary Wisener, Billy Blankenship, Betty Gossett. Sue Peek, Marilyn Piel, Isabelle Sirotcr, Victoria Benator, lean Clair Lischkoil. Bettye Tate. Louise Banks, Betty lean Cotton, Ioyce Abbey, Ralph Tarica, Frances LaPorta. 72 D. E. CLUB Composed of members who are taking distributive educa- tion, the D. E. carries on many recreational activities in and out oi school. Row One: Grace Daniels. Shirley Letson. Alice Bacharach, Frances Marinos, Dorothy Lee, Hilda Bradbury. Row Two: Eleanor Howard. Bobby Williams, Eugene Blankenship, Mr. Greeson, Charles Smith, Eddie Culver, Clarence Wilson, Iessie Mae Wilson. 'lf J BS IN 'li-IE COllIlllllUNITY This year special recoqnition is qiven to the various assistants throughout the school. These students help in the office, clinic, quidance department, science labs, dental clinic, and library. STUDENT ASSISTANTS Row One: Richard Slate, Mary Thomas, Sue Peek, Estelle Meadows. Barbara Parham, Margie Smith, Barbara Webb, Barbara Watts, Evelyn O'Neal, Carolyn Hozey. Beverly Loeb. Marlon Roberts, Katherine Karakos, Alvin Marquis. How Two: loyce Abbey Frieda Crump. Louise Banks. Betty lean Nicolson, Alice Hatton, lackie Ayers, Elaine Schwartzman, Marlene Wolson, Lois Hand, Betty Iean Bartlett, Norma Sparks, Lorena Slaqle, Ieanne Wasden. Row Three: Linda Lange, Marie Baldwin, Donna Miller. Peggy Oakes, Ioyce Baston, Becky Poolos, Marilyn Piel. Isabelle Sirota, Frances LaPorta, Bettye Baker. Berta Ree Cooper. Row Four: Irene Coleman, Barbara Brooks, Margie Stonecypher, Mary Benton. Mary Taylor, Patsy Burdett. 73 MAIORETTES The majorettes have performed together with the band at football games, military activities, and in parades. Fxcw One: Frances Hawkins, Io Ann Gilreath. captain, Linda Edwards, mascot, Ann Osbum. Row Two: Mary Gail Armour. Bettye Tate, Louise Fuller. FUR fC'fllI'l'lES GROW AS Row One: Eleanor Sauls. Betty Iones, Arthur Axelrod, Ioe Pitman, Denver Moon. Iimmy Mayo. Marian Williams, Bobby Hammond. Row Two: Clarence Cannon, Billy Mitchum, Betty Bramlett, Sarah McLendon, Beverly Loeb, Barbara Hilton, Albert Haley, Iimmy Estes, Billy Thompson. Row Three: Peggy Kinman. Louise Fuller, Ray Crabtree, Dorothy Kimball, Gene Iarrett, Beverly Maior, Phyllis Burns, Bobby Taylor, Lamar Hawkins, Dewey Hesterley. Row Four: Billy Nelson. Iohn Lagne, Fred Azar, Raymond Kelley. Clarence Rogers. Henry Tanner. Mitchell Price. Row Five: Drum Major Frank Beatty, Billy Wingor. Charlie Copeland. Hugh Beale. Ioe Iarrett. Gene Hopper, I. W. Bartow, Buddy Fowler, Raymond Sauls. Leonard Evans, Derrel Herrington, Don Schetfler. 74 BAND One ot the most actix groups at school is tl band, which h a s pe formed at football game at graduation exercises, 2 military activities, and 1 concerts presented: school. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club is a new orqanization at school, which has attract- ed a great deal ot interest. Several oi the members have participated in state- wide science talent con- tests. Seated: Sue Peek, Leah Fine, Victoria Benator, Sandy Beckman. Standing: Larry Gossett. Beverly Loeb. Iohn Borders, Stella Alhadeti, Ann Wallace, Virginia Brittle, Robbin Wallace, Barbara Hilton, Betty Gossett, Louise Banks, Sara Steinberg, Jackie Malloy. IVE COMBINE WORK AND PLA' RED CROSS The l-loke Smith Chapter of the lunior Red Cross has sponsored drives to collect money and has packed looxes ot food and clothing to send to underprivileged chil- dren. Row One: Louise Crow. Keitha Ankers, Gail Mosley, Beulah Moore, Shirley Cotton, Shirley Gravin. Row Two: Barbara Millikin, Donna Miller, Marguerite Sims. Frances Dix. Io Anne Love, Dorothy Radlord, Maxine Fraser. Row Three: Shirley Fowler, Virginia Brittle, Betty Uselton. Betty Hudson. Pat Flowers, Sara Cook, Marlene Verner. Betty Peacock. Row Four: Dorothy Huiet, Bobby Carnes, Vincent Terrana, Stanley Baxter. Dan Naiour, Clarence Cannon. Mary Ann Bolton. MARGUERITE SIMS . . ....... President SARA COOK. . . . School Representative SOPHIA POULOS . ...... Reporter BARBARA CARTER . . . Secretary and Treasurer 75 Row One: Frances Anderson, Ioan Dickson. Clydie Loggins, Mildred O'Nell. lean Roberts. Martha Haygood, Iune Teague, Wilda Couey, Mary Margaret, Irene Cannon. Row Two: Katherine West, Lois Thomas, Ann West, Dorothy Earwood, Betty Ioyce Moore, Ann Whitley, Mary Alice Gardner, Frances Earwood. Robyn Wallace. Row Three: Patsy Womack, Mable Folds, Annette Toney, Lois Beshers, Iackie Carder, Laura Poole, Pearl Carnell, lerry E'Dalgo, Ann Woodward, Delores Vaughn, Mary Williams, Elaine Mize. Ti-IE N USIC GROUPS They ore: Anna Henderson, Bettye Baker, Robert Evans, Bill Anderson, Ira Taylor, Marshall Saade, Carl Fincher, Shirley Waller, Betty Burkett, Sally Kerlin. 76 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The Girls' Glee Club, directs by Miss Ruby Lcmktord, hc brought Vocol enjoyment many girls in school. BI ING MIXED CHOIR The Mixed Choir has presen ed beautiful concerts at schoc and throughout the community often singing toqether with othe school choirs. T' --I : 4 -u...-R' W -- T - --....,, BOYS' GLEE CLUB Do those onqelic voices come from these boys? Row One: Ronald Dobbs. Charlie Hartsfield. Charles Fowler. Tommy Chupp. Row Two: Billy Buchannan. Harold Reece. Billy Nix. Row Three: Gabriel Keyes. Zack l 3 BEA UTIFUL Cf NCI-ER' S Music soothes the sovoqe beast. The orchestrot is provinq this proverb true. h Armus McDonald Derril Herrington. Row One: Homer Holloway. Harold As er. . Barbara Hilton. Iodie Atkins. Maxine Cullen. Alice Hardy. Sandy Beckman. Row Two: W. G. Couey. Earl Taylor, Ralph Simmons. Joe Iarreti. Eugene E l , Bill Mitchum. Louis McGriif. Hopper. Clarence Cannon, limmy s es y 7 7 SA Snlof fl e5el'lfeJ rf SFNIVR PLA' PRODUCTION CREW Betty Ieun Ellis Betty lean Payne Isabelle Sirota Audrey Stone Geo ge s Homecoming The L ttle Blue Book YVUNG ll Professor Mclntyre Mrs. Mclntyre George Mclntyre Lula Vivian Elsie Brian Stanley Terry Mclntyre Bert Parsons Dutch Pete Stewart Miller Mrs. Miller Mildred lane Diane Gilmore ag 4fl, Richard Slate Mary Thomas Charles Copeland Victoria Benator Dorothy Huiet Betty Burkett lack Rosenberg Sue Peek Charles Bemer Vincent Terrana Leon Tuck Robert Evans Ioyce Baston Frances LaPorta Dorothy Baxter Tillie Galanti PPIIL ml 5f!l Advice from the Newly-wed I Mama's Little Dar-rling! 5153+ 'W' W ' if 0' ' . , ' ' Cadet lst Lieutenant Richard Slate presents his sponsor, Mary Virginia Sellers, to Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Roger Shuman. Sponsors' Day, l949. 80 1 5 X T A , ow, , . THE MILITARY DEPARTMENT with Homes and the Capitol in the Background Our Military Department has an organization ot three companies and an enrollment ot 172 men- last year there were only two companies and the enrollment was only 85. Events of the year have been important-two inspections by the Georgia Military District, competition in the nation-wide Hearst Trophy Match, participation in the Third Army lntercollegiate Match, R.O.T.C. Night, and Sponsors' Day. There are l4 cadet otticers and a lieutenant colonel. The faculty advisers are Major Walter B. Morrow and Sergeant Lawrence Frith. 81 OFFICERS Row One: Cadet Colonel Richard R. Slate. Row Two: Cadet Maior Marshall Saade. Cadet Maior Charles Hendrix. Row Three: Cadet Captain William Anderson. Cadet Sgt. William Donehoo. Row' One: F. Snipes, E. Smith: Platoon Leader, C. Fincher: Company Commander, N. Howard: Platoon Leader, H. Watts: lst Sgt., D. Pulliam. Row Two: I. Lee, R. Bonner, B. Harmon, G. Bohannon, N. Economy. Row Three: T. Rayburn, N. Silver, H. Adams, H. Lovell, T. Woodward. Row Four: Ed Smith, H. Reed, W. Koshkin, B. Fincher. Ioe Stephenson. Row Five: C. Sucre, D. Dobson, K. Duncan, I. Ellington, I. W. Fraser. -Row Six: C. Gresham, W. Blankenship, I. Gardner, C. Karas, B. Farqason. Row' Seven: G. Carder, E. Guyton, B. Smith, W. Harrison, N. Varon. Row Eight: T. Oakes. Cf MPA NY A A Company was activated as a part of the Hake Smith R.0.T.C. on September 16, 1949. The company started with recruit training and is progressing toward completion of company training for federal inspection and R.O'.T.C. Night. 82 CVIAPA NY F There has always been a B Company in Military, and it has always been one of the best drilled companies in the reqiment. The boys Worked hard to try to win the awards this spring. B Company is composed of 55 men. Row One: V. Terrana, Platoon Leader: H. Schuman, Company Commander: D. Wallace. Platoon Leader. Row Two: R. Pulliam P. Bozeman. O. Dumas, B. Bradberry, D. Coleman, I.. Smith. Flow Three: B. Duke, R. Wall. I. Nix. H. Harris, D. Peek, B. Fields Row Four: B. Harris. F. Rooks, R. Chambers, B. Shirley. W. Baugh. Row Five: I. Howard, I. Ray, L. Wicks. B. Davis, I. Chris- topher. Row Six: I. Blackstock, I. Broom, H. Iackson, D. Mozelley, R. Ballard. Row Seven: B. Ginn, L. Freeman, D. Maslia I. Gay. I. McGehee, and S. Whitehead. 83 Row One: C. Ethridqe, Platoon Guide: K. Brown. Platoon Leader: R. L. Evans, Company Commander: I. Phillips, Platoon Sgt.: I. Blackstone, C. Brown. R. D. DeVane. R. Haynes, I. Winters, and lst Sgt. Row Two: B. Allan, K. Lancaster, A. Clein, C. Sasser. R. Payne. S. Shiver. Row Three: T. Wientraub Estes. L. Kuykendall, I. Bell, I. Ashworth. Row Four: K. Fountain, D. Naiour, A. Marquis. I. B. Sogqins, I. Benator Row Five: L. Varnadoe, D. Ray. H. Iackson, I. Borders, F. D. Brown. P. Borders. Row Six: I. Dilbeck. P. Baggett Williams. B. Nix. R. Wilson. Row Seven: B. Thiqpen, A. Iackson, I. Clower, W. Moon, H. Hughs. Row Eight: H T. Haynes. CVMPA NY a C Company is composed of the smallest recruits in the battalion, but despite the size ot the boys they are said to be the best boys in the unit. Many of this company won decorations on R.O.T.C. night. 84 f sv' M4 The varsity members are, Row One: Gibson, Watkins. Patton, Kaplan. Tumer, Bonner, Cunningham, Crane, Lovell, Morris Odum. Row Two: Thomas. Bozeman, Allen. Catlin, Bohannan, Warren, Odum, Waters, Allen, Whitehead, Molder. Row Three Zimmerman, Floyd. Wisener, Heli, Claxton, Lawrence, Mann, Waldrip, Bohannon, Bohannon. Row Four: Coach Moon, Stephen son, DuPree, Dilbeck, Davis, Usry, Fowler, Watkins. Coach McCullough. QQIDR N i-IERVES The single Winq of Smith that saw lots of action was composed of: Line: Patton, Lovell, Morris, Turner, Cunningham, Crane. Odum Backfielcl: Warren, Bonner, Catlin. Odum. S PW ,YU ' ' - ml W ' ' T 1-. sf Q,,.,, if MQ V X 'V nf A-gl' f' R f ' 'S' fl W f if !' 'x M' X W 3 4 'wa W X Af! I . ,J-8 1 .999 fifth , , K, , A W U ,Q 5 1 1 ' gs i' v 25, sz? 1, -4 A 3 . W : YIO HDI COIL CD 5 9 V93 i 4 Him 23 6 Y NB? W I ' 4 i wg., Minn '4 4 491 Jef din The B-Team members are, Row One: Carter. Wilson. Price. Polls. Danlield. Marquis. Murphy. Naddra. Row Two: Harmon, Merck. Raqsdale. Reece. Adams. Pulliam. Naiour, Mays. Row Three: Wheeler. Todd. Waits. Anderson. Ballard, Graham, Claxton. Row Four: McKinney. Giles. Baxter, Harrison. Graham. Baizell. Coach Kimmel. 'Ii-IE! E 3 Al.WA'3 A F ' EAM S C O R E S Smith Opponents 0 . . . Roosevelt . . . . 6 19 . . . Bass . . . 13 0 . . . Murphy . . 19 0 . . . O'Keefe . . . 13 0 . . . Brown . . . . 3 1 7 . . Grady . . . 0 The Smith B-Team finished what could be called their finest year of football thus far. These lads Won two and dropped four, but this is better than they have done in previous years. They finished in fourth place in the city league. Looking back at some of the outstanding players we would have to include: Bill Poss. Alvin Marquis. Douglas Pulliam. Harold Reece. and Buddy Ragsdale. The mighty eighth grgde tegrn rushed into their tirst yegr of existence by winning three ond dropping the some number. Cootch Wgt- kins sgys mgny of the pigyers will be tine pros- pects tor the future. Snuiiy Hilton wgs g stdnd- out gt his hgit bgck position with his tricky running. Louis Partain threw rngny g fine pgss With his ieithgnd. t Ti-IE F'l'i-I GRADE SCORES Smith Opponents 0 . . . Roosevelt .... 33 33 . . Bass . . . 6 33 . . Murphy . . 6 6 . . O'Keefe . . . 19 1 8 . . Brown . . 6 0 . . Grady . . 12 ' EAM 3 NEW Here they are, folks, Row One: Partain, Palmer, Cole, House, Turner, Poole, Dunn, Shaddix. Row Two: Zink, Coach Watkins, Burden, Barnes, Owens, Haynes, Helton, Pair, Copland, Hilton. 89 The cheerleaders are on hand to cheer victories cmd defeats. Row One: Ierry Moye. Ioyce Ann Beam, Barbara Wadell. Row Two: Roger Schuman, Dorothy Huiet, Gloria Weed, Carl Fincher, Betty Ellis, lean Brundaqe. Roy Sturgis. il'Fl' I' FIV' ..rlr.r.n..nffr.Ko The tennis team who are hopinq for o good season are: Victor Copeland, Norman Silver. Ierry Zimmerman, Dan Naiour, I. W. Frasure, Mr. Cox. '1'-3 'INV 90 K I ' .E W-vi, ,b I ' f? N l , .ur ,mg Q at : E. E. 5 ' -W VA 1 I QW. hw 7 I :I l zzv V 2 A , f S lk :X 1 A Gary Wisener Leon Tuck Iack Odum Richard Bonner Harry Lovell Bi-XSKE' BA LL BASKETBALL Smith Opponents 24 . ..Bass .... .. . . . Benedictine . . . . . Savannah . . . . . Roosevelt . . . ..Murphy. . 37 18 45 26 48 18 . . . Brown . . . 49 37 . . . O'Keeie . . . 19 48 31 37 30 40 30 . .. Grady.. . The varsity basketball players are, Row One: Harold Asher, Kenneth Lancaster. Leon Tuck, Stanlord Firestone, Bob Allen. Row Two: Donald Coleman. Mgr., Bobby . . Bass ..... . 39 31 28 . . Benedictine . . 45 35 . . Savannah . . . 38 30 . . O'Keefe .... 42 57 . . David Lipscomb . 43 52 . . Grady ..... 48 36 . . Brown ..... 42 33 . . Roosevelt . . . 49 34 31 ..Murphy... Harmon, Richard Bonner, Gary Wisener. lack Odum. Row Three: Emmett Gaines. Coach Watkins, Bobby Floyd. Allen Caqle. Harry Lovell. W T at eeee ee The B-Team members are, Row One: Lamar Smith, Bill Blankenship, Buddy Raqsdale, Iames Williams. Gordon Claxton, Glenn Bohannon. Row Two: Coach Fletcher, Billy Mitcham. Bobby Duke. Grady Waters, Gerald Fowler. lack Wheeler. AND MORE BASS E' BA LL Here are the C-Team and the Sth grade team combined. Row One: Adams, Saade, Reece, Hartsfield. Ballard. Minsk. Row Two: Shropshire, Suttles, Tuck, Austin. Firestone. Shaddix, Glow. Smalley. Row Three: Mays, Moon. Haynes. Helton, Owens. Kohler. Hilton, Coach Kimmel. fa? fr.- T we 92 Lovell puts the shot. Waldrip goes over the hurdle. Bvrlnel' CIiH1S the iuvclin 1 r i , l I' we I Hoke Smith expects to Win first place in the city matches this year. These boys expect to take first place in the city matches. These boys who will try to run the distance are, Left to right: Bobby Odum, Grady Waters. lack Blair, Lawrence Warren. 93 SCORES Smith Opponents 15 .... Grady .... 43 32 . . .Roosevelt . . . 26 21 . . . Brown . . . 33 26 .... Bass . . . 29 Coach Kimmel and lack Blair 16 .... O'Keefe . . 39 36. ..Murphy.. .23 CROSS-Cf UN'I'Il The Smith Harriers in their third year gained recoqhition by placing third in the city league and also by coming in third in the GIAA. lack Blair broke his own record for the GIAA by rouhdihq the Water Works course in 11:02. Members of the cross-country team are, Row One: Ed Anderson. Don Peek, Douglas Pulliam, Lamar Wicks. Row Two: Lamar Freeman, lack Blair. Bill Anderson, Marvin Wicks. 94 W li Q E HU .A i' s7 W pf 1 V .rf Kenneth Lancaster Gerald Fowler Lamar Smith Gary Wrsener F ' ' 'I' F ' - ll P r Q h As the annual goes io press the baseball season begins. These boys are confident of showing up for every game, but will not commit themselves about winning every game. They have hopes of not losing every game, however. This is the way they looked before the season. Row One: Norman Silver, Ted Fowler, Martin Allen, Lawrence Warren, Bobby Floyd, lack Odum, Richard Bonner, Bill Patton. Row Two: Iohnny Dilbeck, Gerald Fowler, Reginald Ballard, Harold Reese, Buddy Ragsdale, Kenneth Lancaster, Gary Wisener, Lamar Smith. Row Three: Glenn Bohannon, Iames Wood, Harold Adams, Buddy Lovell, Leon Cunningham, Byron Bohannon, Coach Fletcher. 95 In the standing position are ln the sitting position are ln the prone position are Iames Carey. William Martin, Donald DeVane and Hugh Harris. Billy Payne and Dan Ray Edgar Guyton, and Charles Gresham. In the kneeling position are Jerry Howard and David Reynolds. Ti-IEIE 3 A Ili-'LE 'EAM These are the bulls-eye boys, Rifle team members are, RCW One: Billy Payne. Dan Ray. Donald DeVane. Hugh Harris. Ierry Howard. Row Two: David Reynolds, Iames Carey. William Marlin. Edgar Guyton, Charles Gresham. 96 1 The girls who play volleyball for Smith are, Row One: Eedeelove. Henderson, Catherine, West, Shirley Chestnut, Christine Mc- Elhannon. Iackie Forte, Doris Britt, Ioan Azar, Frances Thomas, Patsy Womack. Row Two: Mildred Mitchell, Betty Fisher, Iamie Luther, Marlon Roberts, Mary Agnes Brazzell, Mary Williams. Ramona Cole. Row Three: Betty Whitlock, Miss Hart, Dorothy Deckner. Iosephine Swinney. lane Hyde, Marilyn Ford, Gloria Weed. Sybil Ford. IEC ,LUF IOLLE' BA LL Here we have the unbeatable volleyball combination. Row One: Dorothy Deckner. Iamie Luther, Betty Whitlock. Row Two: Ramona Cole, Marlon Roberts, Sybil Ford. Row Three: Mary Agnes Brazzell, Betty Fisher. 97 VOLLEYBALL SCORES Smith Girls Opponents 36 . . . Roosevelt . . 30 42 . . Fulton . . 12 26 . . O'Keefe . . 19 39 . . Murphy . . 14 44 . . . Bass . . 22 Marlon Roberts gets ready to shoot as Ramona Cole guards her. Betty Fisher guards Mary Agnes Brazzel. while Sybil Ford. under the basket, keep a watchful eye on Dorothy Deckner. 30. . .. 43. . .. 42. . .. 24. . .. 21. . .. 30. . .. 154. .. v BASKETBALL SCORES Smith Opponents Harris . Hayqood Bass . . East Lake FOZ . DOZ . SDG . r'ur-r,r-rr- reg DEt ffl! .frat The girls who play basketball for Smith are, Row One: Catharine West. Sybil Ford, Dorothy Huiet, Marion Roberts. Dorothy Deck ner. Marilyn Ford. Row Two: Beverly Major, Margaret Sentell, Ramona Cole. Rachel Yancey. Betty Bramlett. Iane Hyde Row Three: Miss Hart, Betty Fisher. Mary Agnes Brazzell, Mary Williams. Edeelove Henderson, Ioan Winsor. Patsy Womack Mar qarite Sims. 98 M- Q gi-Q' .5 ex, y M I Wy Q,-M vga 'J fx ,anew-an im fr wel? fungi 'Nts' Through the binoculars we can see the kind of people we hope to be. We can see the people in our four honor clubs, the Beta Club, Quill and' Scroll, N. A. S. S. and the S Club. They are our finest writers, scholars, and athletes. They are the people who bring honor to our school. , As we look into the 'feature section we also see our superlativesf Elected by the Smith students they are the people who have our ad- miration and respect. Their traits of character and the examples they set make them our ideal leaders. We can also see our 93 advertisers. They are the people who have succeeded in business and who are the backbone of our community. They have attained the position most- of us hope to attain some day. Our school and our community are proud of these, our leaders and our friends, andeof other Smith students who will follow them into fields of service. , Richard R. Slate President We, the members of the Student Body, resolve to uphold the highest ideals cmd the finest tloclitions of Hoke Smith Hiqh School. Grady Waters V ice-President STUDENT ESV DY LEADERS UILL AND SCR Quill and Scroll is an organization composed of the staffs ot the Smithsonian and Senator. These students are to be congratulated, for only those who have done exceptional work in journalism and who rate in the upper third of their class scholastically are elected to this honor society. Bill Anderson Leah Fine Frances LaPorta Marilyn Piel Dorothy Baxter Charles Hendrix Barbara Lloyd lack Rosenberg Victoria Benator Beniamin Hirsh Danny Maslia Morris Rosenthal Berta Ree Cooper Dorothy Huiet Sue Peek Isabelle Sirota F L 5 'A ,. ltti I-mwasf 4 f, r Richard Slate Ralph Tarica Mary Thomas 103 ACHIEVEMENT F F ' I Q Ioyce Abbey Ioyce Baston Mary Ann Bolton Edward Culver Carl Fincher Betty Gossett Barbara Hilton Louise Banks Dorothy Baxter Iohn Borders Peggy Dykes Leah Fine Iacqueline Harper Dorothy Huiet Betty lean Bartlett Victoria Benator Berta Ree Cooper Betty lean Ellis Tillie Galonti Charles Hendrix Sally Kerlin The National Beta Club is an organization ot high school students of good mentality and character, creditable achievement, and commendable attitudes. 104 C L U B LEADERSHIP B xi, Eff Beta Club officers are discussinq business and pleasure, too! Dorothy Baxter. treasurery lean Wasden. vice-preside-nip Mary Thomas. president Frances I.aPorta. secretary. Peggy Kinman Iamie Sue Luther Bettye Payne Morris Rosenthal Audrey Stone Shirley Waller Barbara Watts Frances LaPorta Danny Maslia Sue Peek Marshall Saade Ralph Tarica lean Wasden Hal Watts Barbara Lloyd Melba Milford Marilyn Piel Isabelle Sirota Mary Thomas Grady Waters Barbara Webb Ti-IE S CLUB Row One: Richard Bonner, Grady Waters, Martin Allen, David Bohannon, Pat Bozeman, Leon Tuck, Ted Fowler. Row Two: Coach Moon, Byron Bohannon, Harry Lovell, Walt Turner. Gordon Claxton, Iack Odum, Sam Whitehead. Row Three: Leon Cunningham, David Heli, Bobby Floyd, Lawrence Warren. Bill Patton, Donald Coleman, Frank Watkins. Row Four: David Pig Crane, Ierry Zimmerman, Bill Blankenship, Norman Silver. Gary Wisener, Bobby Morris. The S Club is composed ot boys who have earned a varsity letter in one or more of the major sports, baseball, football, basketball, or track. S Club members are the merry fellows who enjoy fair play and clean, whole- some fun. Their initiation day was one of the gayest events of the year. At Christmas time the club entertained a group of little boys, ' each oi Whom was given a gift. These S Club girls who would get our votes iol Miss America any day are, Row One: Byron Bohannon Walt Turner, David Fowler, Albert Mann. Row Two Martin Allen. David Bohannon, and Harry Lovell. DOROTHY HUIET FRED AZAR 74404 jainfed '1Give to the World the best you have, cmd the best will come back to you. OUR SUPERLATIVES . ,W pl CARL FINCHER MARY GRAMMAS 'WM 61248064 Picnic in the Park 108 BILLY KAPLAN ELEANOR HOWARD mmf mlaredenfafiue The World belongs to those who think cmd act with it. 109 BETTY ELLIS DAVID CRANE mai .xdffracfiue A - you're crdorclblef' 110 VICTORIA BENATOR RQBERT EVANS ywodf oguefg fo 5ucceeJ H you swing high enouqh, success will be yours. 111 BILL ANDERSON SUE PEEK Wim Jlnfef ecfuaf Intelligence is the seed of Democrclcyf' 112 Q BOBBY ODUM BAMONA COLE mmf .fdfkdfic Talks me out to the ball game. 113 22 ffj 211 X X.--'W GREY-YT Fine Service A Square Deal PLYMOUTH DESGTO fivliiij x ' 'MX is New X Q X .,... . h 'iI'f 'x ,s 'WWW' ,A t t A it 1 ii't1 The Car Designed eve- ,, .,Ae , q V , P. t wg I ,,..-f' A A . Y .c W.: With You in Mind V t' H i W, iii Lets You Drive Without Shifting V X SSE , meg ,M f ..,,, T x me , 7de Queen' fifnwufccm geaatqn 4. -,. ..-.-..--.-.- ,.,,.............g. Rex Dairy Farms Grade A Pasteurized Sweet Milk, Butter Milk, Chocolate Milk Dairy Products 85 Georgia Ave., S. E. ii.-M1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 14iii1iiii...ii 'Q' 1' I I The Varsity I I T Our Small Variety 1 I insures Freshness T I cuns seizvicia 2 Atlanta - Athens i I I I I I I -- ------------- Iiil - IIII - H -1-'-- ---i ------- - 1- -------- --H----9 -I ------------- - 'i -' '! - ----- i' - - ': - - -' - i' - 'i - '- i' - 1 ' - ' Q I X ff X I I S I, x I Known where there are I Qkficjmyf I X f-J in I schools 84 colleges Iwyfg I ,-A9 .f l L G B If Pe VJ . . 0 I' I I if I 0 U Q M57 I env E Q 1-X E . V? : 1 i Official Jewelers ' Butter because they are g Represenfclfiye fV't'Sl1t'Y'-QILISIICIT. full of I . , flavor! 'Ihat why youll , - Wllklns like Uordoifs hcsll Q-. - Get u BIG Bug ToiluY ' Office QQTf'Wf22QW i 22 P ht i. A I 6 BCC ree S 'y I , fame Po'rA'ro ciurssi 4- -- --------- - ---- --I- - ---' - f--1- - -lii - '1-i - -I-- - -III - IIIA - --I- - 1-I- - 1-i- - 1-1- - I-i- - --1- - 1I-i - i-i- - ---i - 4-i- - I-i- - i--- --I-S 115 1.1.1m.1mi...im...lm1uu1mi1mi..im..m.1ll,l.-lm a 1,1 1.,..1W1I-N1ml1.,l.1nu1m.... 1 1, 1 1 -.mi.1im-1:m1im1im1ml1 1 -.11 1mi1mi1ml1uu1im1im111il1im1Un1ilil1l.i...-..li1.m.-W1. Bird - Potts Co., Inc. Welding-Machine Shop Auto Alignment-Radiators 362-82 Marietta St., N. W. 1....1mi1im1mi1im1im1.ul1.11....lm1ml1,,,,1.,..1 1m.1 LA. 6256 Compliments of Charlie Brown 1 1uu1nn1mi1M11M1im1m...,,,,1ml1....1 1 1,,,,1 1 .1m...nit1iiii1ii111.111,-,.l.1,l.,1,l,.1 1 1 1,,.,1, Ben Dempsey The Vegetable Boy 1 1.1....1.,,,1....1w.1.4,-,.,.......-..,.,1.1 1 1,.,.-lg. 1 1 1....-,,..-...,1..l-..l.1.w-P..-.H.-,l.. 1 ...ul- Compliments ot Dutch Oven Bakery RA. 2101 1 1: 1 1.1.11ml1ll.l1lm...l.l111.11.1m1lm Alrid Service Station Central and Memorial Drive PURE OIL PRODUCTS Washing and Lubricating LA. 9545 1-ni141il-i.i...ml-im1lm11m1lm1ml1mi1nn1un1 i1lm1il.i. 1 1 1.l.1,,,,1l.u.1.l,.1,...1.,,.1.,,,1 1 1 1 1,.,.1 Compliments of and Mrs. Frank Fincher Compliments Mislow's Grocery - 1 1un1nn1m.1im-iln1un1uu1ilil1im--ni Austin's Super Market 'I6-22 Georgia Ave., S. E. 1 1nn1uii..nu1im1iini1vnv.1iinv1ii4i1 .1mi1 1 1ll..1im1nu1uu1im1lm1mi1m..1 1 1 111111, 1 .1im1ii 1nu1ml.. 4... 1m1I...1W1iw1H.,1...,1nn1,,,,1im1.,,,1,,,,1,,..1,,,,1..il1 1 John K. Batchelor Groceries-Fresh Vegetables Frozen Foods 499 Broyles St. i Phones MA. 1737-MA. 1738 qw- l-l1 - lll- - llll - -1l- - --.- - l--. -- ll-- - --., - .,l. - l.l. - .... - .... - .,,. - ...l - .,.. - 2 CUSTOM PLASTICS - Plastic Signs-Display Fixtures - 321-23-25 Grant Street, S. E. Atlanta, Ga. Q S. N. Field 'iw' 1'l'1 1 1 IIII 1 vlll 1:1111 llvl - ruvu 1 vwuu 1uu1nu1 1 1 1 'iw' 1 1 1 1 1 1 VIVI 1 l I 1 llll 1 flfv 1rHI1 Il-1 1mI- 1 1 l i Dave's Soda ' D. W. MOZLEY, Manager Z Sundries - Soft Drinks I 512 Washington St., S. W. .i.f- -l-- - ...- - l-lf - l.l. - -l-. - -.-- - .ll. - l.,. - l... - ..l. - .... - ..,, - .,.. - .... -- -1--.- --.- - -'.. - l-l. - l-ll - l.l- - llll - l.l. - ---. - ..-. - .--- - ll., - ..,. - ,..l - l... - ..l. - 1 Freeman's Service Station A Gulf Products-Road Service Z Ga. Ave. at Cherokee - Atlanta, Ga. qw- .lll ----- lll- - .l.. .- ...l - ..l. - ..., - .... - .l.. - .,.l -...--- 4-f'- 1--1 - ---. - 1-ll - l-l- - lll- - -1-l - l-l- - ll-- - l--l - .l.l - l... - ..l' - .,.. - .lll ... .... - All types of permanent waves l Master Beauticians T 'I96 Ga. Ave.-LA. 5698 E Town's Beauty Shop V' l'l' '1 llll 1- llll l llll T 1 l' W 'x' l ' '-' illl i lll' i llll T llll T llll ' llll T llll 1 ew- --'- -l-l- - --- - 'l-l - l-.- - l:.- - lf.l - l.-l - - -.,.,- .- l . Greetings Roscoe C. Ailor I 5..- ..., -.l .. -.-,.,... .,., - .... .. .... .. ,,., -.,- .,.. -...,-,.- - - +-,-w- lll- -l- 1l-l - -lll - --.- - l-l1 - -l.- - -l.l - lll. - ..l. -.l..- - - - L I felitchell? 2 ce l'eCI11 'l'Ol'e E 372 Martin St., S. E. Sandwiches-Cold Drinks li. Cigarettes CY. 9554 '! '1 1 'Iv' 1 IIII 1 IIII 1 IIII 1 IIII 1 Ivlv 1 Illl 1 Ilul 1 vwv: 1 :uir 1 ueuu 1 wuuu 1 -vnv 11 l f H. L. Green Co. Operating I Silver's, F 81 W Grand, and I Kittinger's 'i'I - 'l 1 1111 IIII 1 Ivll 1 Ilrl 1 Illl 1 ulu: 1 uieu 1 1111 116 iii1iiii1im1.m...im1im1un1im1im1im1iu.1im1lm1uu1mi1 ..1. 1 1 1.1u1uu1...l1....1,,,,1.,l,1,...1.n.1, 1 1 1 H111 1 1m1nu1nu1nn1i.i.1im1lm1W1 1 1 1 H1. 1 1mi1iiii1im1iii.1im1.ii.1m.1...,1.,..1,,,,.... 1 1 m1 1 1u1iiu1mi1nu1un1ui-1iin1nn1iiii... -......1.m1uu Compliments of Lewis H. Cottongim Seed Co. 97 Broad Street, S. W. Atlanta, Georgia m1 1 1nn1uu101.1un1im14m1iii.1iii.1i.i.1iiii1 1 .1mi ui1im11m1iiii1m.1mi1i.ii1nu1m.1iin1nn1m.1.m1l...1,...1i..l-. Mann Service Station Standard Oil Products Washing-Greasing-Polishing Tires-Batteries 999 Pryor St., S. W. - Atlanta, Ga. ..-....-....-...,-...,-...,......-....-....-....-,...-.,..-,...-..,.-....-........g. ...-....-....-....- .... ......,.. .... - .... ........- .... ....,... .... -,...-...,- .... Mitchell Motors lnc. Your Oldsmobile Dealer 350 West Peachtree St. WA. 5255 Best Wishes to Boys and Girls of 1950 Class Parker's Store 560 Hill sr., S. E. ..1....1,,,,1 .1ii-i1iiii1iiil1iiii11in1uu-.iiu1ii-I-.nn1im1 11m Sam Robinson Foundry 1178 Pryor St., S. W. Bird Baths-Flower Pots Screen Door Grills CY. 5771 1:1W1uii1iiii1iiii1-iii1ii.i1im1mi1inii1im1nu1.m1.m1m.1mi For Expert Watch Repair Work Joe C. Bryan Shaw Jewelers 107 Peachtree .i1.. 11 1 .1.m1.11.11ii1.:i.1iii.1iiii1ii.i.-..l.1, 1. 1. 1.l.i1., .,1iii.1.ii.1n.11im1im1uu1 1 1,...1,...1...,1l,..1i...1i.ii1,,,, CYpress 7205 Easy Terms Unity Furniture Co. New and Used Furniture We Buy Anything And Sell Anybody ii1Uii1.1i.1.ii.1mi1un1im1mi1i..i11m1uii1.l..1mi..-im1mi1u E. L. Tate Brookwood Hills Pharmacy 1925 Peachtree Road un1il M11 i-....1m 1 .1nn1iiu11.ii1.i..1..i..1.m1iiii1im1un ..-iq. im1u u1im1ii- 1 -W1M1W1iiit-...l1.m.-mi1.m1ui1 1 1ii NORGE DEALER Kozy Home Co. 22 Georgia Ave., S. E. WA. 8699 ii1...i1.. 1 1.4.11im1.1.1.iii...mi1i.i.1,..l1...l1...,1...1 1 1,, u1iiii1ii 1 1 1mi1W1.iii1i.i.1.iii...iii....mi1ii4.1 1 1 1.1 Mi-Drug Co. A Good Place to Trade 699 Pryor St., S. W. ,.1...,1., 1 1,,,,1im1,,,,1mi1,,,,1un1nu1-i.i1iii.1..,,1 1 1,,, u1,.,,1iiii1....1iii.1mi1mi1nu1im1lin1.....-M1.m1im1im1..l.1,, LA. 3456 1 Dl. 3881 Grady Morris 860 Boulevard, S. E. Used Cars and Trucks-Wholesale and Retail We Trade for Anything 489 Spring St., N. E. u1nu1im1im1im1nn11m1nn1iiu1un1im11,ll1iiii1m.1.m1uu1m u1iiii1im...im1fm1im1W1in-1im111:11nu1M1m.1....1....-mi-ii Grace Myers, Beauty Operator Zink's Beauty Shop 6 Georgia Ave., S. W., Atlanta, Ga. LA. 9177 1.i1.11m1.in1uu...uu1mi11m1im11m1M1mi1..,.1....1.i.41.l.i1ill .,1nu1mi1mi1mi1mi1m.1im1iiii1im1iiia1ii.i-...I1m.1....1.,..1.. DI. 5660 RA. 0353 Rosetta Ann Florist 610 McDonough Blvd., S. E. Mrs. Mollie Presley Mrs. Leotine Finch 1m.1i.l.1.i.i1mi..im1.ui1m.1.l.i1im1.iii1l-il1lii.1,m1.l.l-. 1m Sam's Shoe Shop For expert shoe repair work 230 Edgewood Ave., S. E. WA. 0991 .-..,- .... - .... - .,.. - .... - .,., - .,.. - ,... - .... .. .,.. - ..,. .. ,... ---M q........-..,- - - .-.,..-,...-..........-....-...,-...,- - - -.,. Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Saade - .... - .... - .i., - .,.. - .... - .... - .... .. .... - .... - .... ... .,.. .. ..., - .... - ..,. - .... -,., -5.-....-...... - -,..........-.,..-....-..........-....-....-....-...- -... Compliments of Simmons Plating Works 219 Pryor St., S. W. Atlanta, Ga. ,1.m1ii.1 1 1.i-I1im1M1.iii1.iii1iiii1.iii1iiii1.,,,1 1 1,,, 11.41 1 1m -4- --- -------- .---:------r-r--.-------- -4- CADILAC OLDSMOBILE CAPITAL AUTOMOBILE CO. Authorized Dealers - Opposite Biltmore Hotel Specializing in Rebuliding Wrecks Pointing 360 Edgewood Ave., N. E. WA. 8281 I I -1- - ---- -----t-'-r- Kp-i - t-r1 - -t-L - 111- - 4--- -w- tlt- -1---H------.--'-- -1- p 118 qu ......-............-....-.-1.-.,..-....-....-..,..--..,... . ....- -.H -...g. .pi-...i-....-..i.-...........-...,....i.,-...,..,,.i......-..,.....,.-i......,...-...i.......-...g. Gay Clothing Co. CLYDE C. GUINN, Proprietor SEWELL SUITS HUBBARD PANTS Dress Well at Gay's 130 Whitehall St., S. W. WAlnut 5248 Atlanta 3, Georgia 1 1 .1,.,,.1.,1.,.,1mi......,.1mi1,.i,... 1 1.1iii1,,i1., 1,.,,1...,1im1im..wi1uii1.i i....,w1i.ii1wi1.m ..-M... nt... i.i1,. Frank Graham Co. AUTOMOBILES LINCOLN and MERCURY 600 West Peachtree Street VErnon 0701 Atlanta, Georgia 1 .1 1i.,1i.,,1 ...,,.,1,,,,1.,,,1,..i1.i.,1 1 1.,1i.ii1,. 1.1 1 1 1 .1,,,1,,1 ,1..1..1...1i 1,i,1,,,.1. Atlanta Glass Co. MIRRORS - AUTO GLASS WINDOW GLASS Plate Glass for Store Fronts .. .- - -. - ,-,-,- .. - -.,.....,,-., -..i..-...i...,..-.,..-Y...-..,.-....-....-W.....-,-,... - . .- N- -ng. fm! 1,ii... .i,1ii.1iii.1ii.i1.iii1..i.1in.1.i-I14-i.1iiii1iiii1iii.1i-it1.1 Business Phone CY. 7317 Atlanta Chimney Co. Build and Repair 718 Edgewood Ave., N. E. FRANK CARTEE Atlanta, Georgia I I'- III' - IIII --1 Iili - Iili 1 liil - rlll 1 ilrl 1111 ilfl 1 vllv 1-11 vlvl -- I 'ri' -- i-i- - -i-i - .i.i - --.. - .i.i - ,,.i - i.i, - ivi. -i.- ii.r - ,.i. - ,i.i - .i-. - .iii -- .ii. -I+ Compliments of ' Atlanta Fixture and i Sales Co. j Store Fixtures - Office Equipment - Cafe and Restaurant Fixtures Butcher and Grocer Fixtures Z Cash Registers, Adding Machines - Telephone MAin 2224-5 ' 104-6 Pryor St., S. W. ' Atlanta, Georgia ,.... ,:l. -....--..,.--...--I.- iti. -...-,..- .... - t... -...- - -....-.,.i. i.- iiii --in-- - --1Iv--1u- i-Ii -ii-'1-- '- -1 -1-nn-inf. I I C E - - Keeps Foods Fresher Drinks Colder Atlantic Ice 81 Coal Co. - MAin 1900 I l +.i1,,,1iii1 1 1 1,,,1 ...W1 1...,1,,,.1mi1 1 1 ........,1., -i- ii-im1i-ii.. 1.1.1ii..-.ni-im1..n-I-.i1in.....,,1ii---.m.-- i- -1-'i1iiQ. Compliments of H 81 W Cleaners CCURTEOUS SERVICE CY. 2633 ii-iiii1i.i1i,1.,.i.-m1i,i.-iiii-mi..im1in.1nn1ini1ini1 1 1.i..1. 1 1 1iiii1iiii- .im1uii1ini-iiii1.i.i1iin-iiii...in-im1iiii-iiii1111.inii1iiH111n....im11.11-iiii1:iii1iiii1iiu-ini-nn1iiii1nn- .1 1- -nu-iv Harrison-Dra ug hon School of Commerce All Draughon graduates placed in choice positions at top salaries. High School graduation and character references are entrance requirements. 579 Peachtree Street, N. W. ATwOod 3888 1.11iiii1mi11.ii-uii1iiii--im1ini..itii-nu-un.-..i.i1ini1ini1im1iiii.-iiit1iiii1M1iiii1nii-ni.1nn-ini.-im-im1 . ..m.1iin1tni...i I- I -1- Jw I I 4- n41n 1.m1.im1im1mi11m-.ii.I11m1im1m.1.....1mi1 1 1 i.i.1ii? Ti-ii Huggins' Motors R. M. HUGGINS, Owner We Buy and Sell Good Used Cars Busses and Trucks 385-387-389 W. Peachtree St., N. E. At Alexander St. MA. 8697 ,,,1,.1 1 1 1.l.1.i..1.........l.1.,-,,1,,,,1 1 1 1 1.,. ..1,,,1 1 1.1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1.1 Compliments of Lovable Brossiere Co. 845 Spring Street, N. W. 11-11-1 1 1 1 1.1 1 1 1.1 1 1 1 1...l ,,1,,.,1nu1u-11,,,,1.im1il.f1. 1.,.,1lili1....1.,.,1....1nu1. -...li B L U E H O R S E PAPER sci-iooi. surruss The Kind Your Mother and Dad Used Made in Atlanta by Montog Brothers, Inc. 182 Marietta.Street, N. W. .n1wini'-un1.mi1iin1iiii-uu.1mi-uiv-iiii.....il.1im-ui--. 11.1 ri-11.11liii-nu:un-W1un1nu1li1.-.mi..mi1un-m.1mi1 1..n Contracting and Repairs Sales and Service Automatic Dishwashers-Disposals Water Heaters C. E. Smith Pumbing Co. 504 Edgewood Ave., N. E. Atlanta, Ga. Owned and operated by H. G. 8. C. B. Smith Day Night H. G. SMITH WA. 2142 DE. 9839 C. B. SMITH WA. 0998 CR. 6528 1 -1- 1i-Q? l l l l -1- -..fy I 4' 4- 1 4. H- ...- -.,..-....- .... -...-....- ,,., - .,.. -..,.-...... .... -..,.-,...-,,.,-..,.-...g. 120 .1i.ll1.1 1 1 1 1 1.i.1ilil-, 1 1 1 .,1 11.11.-.W1 1 ...ii-I1 1 1nn1n1 1 1 1ni1u Wrestling Center CITY AUDITORIUM Every Friday Night, 8:30 P. M. PAUL JONES, Promoter Tickets on Sale at ATLANTA HATTERS, 124 Peachtree u1.......mi1im1ln.1I...1mi...lm111:11inH1nu1mi1.m.-....1mi1ii H1 1.1 1 1 1-1 1 1 1 1 1.1 1.11m Miller Lumber Co. LUMBER-SASH-DOORS Builders' Supplies and Paints Office and Yard 999 Fortress Ave., S. W. MAin 3156 qw- .-'- ------- - -- - T ---- it Noland Co., Inc. ATLANTA, GEORGIA it ufui1im1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1.-..l..1 1.1 1 1 1.11.11 n.-.im-uu1nu- H.. 1 1.1m-ilu-1.1.1 1..n..wu1 1i...m Victory Motors, Inc. DODGE-PLYMOUTH 25 North Ave., N. E. VE. 6661 , I 4...-ll, ------ ....-...,.-l..- .... -ll -.-- 4. 1 1 1... 1.i..1 ..1.i.i1i...1..........,1...........1....1........i..-..i...1. 1...-...,.1.. Veteran Cab Co. LA. 7951 I We Like the Southside Business 1.,..1.1 1iii.1....1....1un1vm....n...m.1im1 1 1iii.1....1. 1....-i1....1 1 1..i.14...--ii..1...1iiii11.n1.i.i1....1.4..1-.ni1u Reeder 81 McGaughey, Inc. MacGregor-Goldsmith Wilson Spalding Spotbilt Shoes Converse King Sportswear and many others 1 1 1....1..,.1....1....1...........1...........1....1....1 1....1........ 1....1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.ii.1iiii1ii Seckinger Sons Co., Inc. Plumbing and Heating Contractors 180 Forsyth Street, S. W. WAlnut 1063-4 Atlanta, Georgia 1.1 1 1.1 1 1.1 1.1 1 1 1 1....1....1.. 1..u1ii.i1....1....1.ni11...1ii..-ini-ini-.i.....i:..1ii.i1..ii1..i.1...i1in Baker Auto Parts Co. 441 Marietta St., N. W. Atlanta, Ga. AUTO TRUCK TRACTOR We Deliver --.-H1....1mi1in.14.......ii.41....1.i......m1iiii1........ii.1....1,. 1 . .1 ... 11: 1im1..... 1 1 1 1 -if 2 Wade Motor Co. 1 399 Spring Street, N. W. WAlnut 6720 i Authorized FORD Dealer Cars-Trucks 5 Sales Service 1 Atlanta, Georgia H- i-i- 1 - - i- -.-- - -+-. - ..-. ---.- -.-. - -.-- - - -. - -....-Mi. 1 '4'i 1 Iiif 1 Iili - Iiil 1 iili 1- Iilr 1 Iill 1 Iilv - Iiii 1 Iiii 1 ilri 1 viir 1 -vii -uni: L French's Ice Cream i 77-79-81 Georgia Avenue We also make delicious sHERBETsi I MILK-CREAM-icE CREAM l Mm.. 9693 i -- -... -.-- - ---- .... - ---- - .... - ..i- - .-.. - .... --.- --- --.i-iq. 25 ONNXXRONNS q3X -x---- i-i- -1- ----- ---+ - ---- - - -- ----- -----.-+ T'7 'M7T l'll l'll lll' l' l'l' lll' Childrey Cleaners Original germ-proof cleaning 1160 Ormewood Ave., S. E. Delivery Service Dl. 4644 I - - - - - - - - - - - - - -.rr-rr-r... ii-.-W - - - -.--.--...--..-.- - - - -...-... ,-...................-..........-....-....-..........-...g. q. .. - -..,.--..,.-,...-....-,.,.-,,,.-.......,..-....-.,.,....-,..-,.,.-.. - - .. ,-,,..-,.,.-.,........- ... - - - - -.. 4. The Atlanta Division of the University of Georgia congratulates the 1950 class, the third at Hake Smith High School. Your education may be continued in college classes here at the Atlanta Divi- sion, University of Georgia. Morning, afternoon, or evening classes are arrang- ed for your convenience. Many students work in the daytime, and attend evening classes. The college building is located at 24 Ivey Street, S. E., two blocks east of Five Points. Write the Reaistrar for a bulletin, and plan to enroll for the next quarter. 'M' ' ' 'Stl' ' ' ' ' ' 'MT TW ' ' 'ml M 'tt' W 't't t't M l' ' 'O ig? Congratulations Compliments from Of l L Wofford g i WQEIZLQIQ Oil Company YOUR PAPER Distributors of EOR ALL SCHOOL NEEDS Pure Oil Products of ATLANTA - - - - ---'--H-.- - - - - --vw--1-----+ +t--,-,.--.- - - -.....-....-...,-..,.-,.,.-,.,.-..,.- - - -,. 4. 122 l ..1....-ini-I-1.1.1111An-.1111-in1in.1m.1uu-nn1n.i1.m..nn1nn1.m..m.1uu1....1 1 1 . - 1 1 1-1 1 The Ice Cream Served in Your Cafeteria Is Made by JERSEY ICE CREAM CO. n...nn.-nn.-M1-111--.......-...-.-.......11111.- ..,,n-..,..-ml.-ul..-.-11-1111-..-....-,1.--.1111 Compliments of GENERAL TIRE SERVICE CO 'IO0 Spring Street, N. W. Atlanta 3, Georgia LAmar 4957 123 CHEROKEE GARAGE 157 W. Peachtree Pl., N.W. AUTOMOBILE AND TRUCK REPAIRS ALSO RACING EQUIPMENT Special Cams- Oftenhausee Heads 81 Manifolds- Jahn's Pistons 84 Parts- Gober Sosebee ii- .inu1IiII1im,iui1iIii-iii.-iiIIinniiufiuiiiiniiuuiw-In-.minIi-mi-im-nn-ini-un--im-.in-I. 1 High Museum School of Art Protessionol Courses in Advertising Art, Interior Decoroting, Design ond Fine Arts BFA and MFA Degrees Summer Session: June I9-July 28, I95O Winter Session begins September II, I95O Annual Scholarship Contest for High School Seniors Junior Classes for Students in Grade and High Schools CALL OR WRITE FOR INFORMATION 1262 Peachtree Street, N. E. Atlanta, Georgia HEmlock 3134 124 4, ,-, 1 1 ,iil -11-- - 11m-ual' afaii--mi-im ----- . 1 1im1iiii1 1im1iiii1 -- Compliments ot Highland Bakery Inc. Bakers tor the Horne MILK 81 HONEY BREAD 1 1 1 1.1 1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1iiii1i-N14- -iii.1ini.-.iii1:iii1im1iiii-mi--.iii1iiii-mi-iiii1iiii-.i.i1im-ii SHOP AND SAVE at the sign of THE CS ROOSTER coLnNlAl STURE5 Colonial Stores 1iiii1iiii.....ii1iiii1iiii1i.ii1ii Rogers Cut-Rate Drug Store O LOWEST PRICES COURTEOUS SERVICE 'l'l7 Hunter Street, S.W Thirty Seconds from Whitehall i.1ii.i1.i.i1,.ii1 .1 .i1iiii1.m1iiii1iiii14ii.1.iii1 1 1,11 Atlanta Roofing Supply Co. Dealers and Applicators Asphalt and Asbestos Roofing and Siding. Otters QUALITY EXPERIENCE INTEGRITY Estimates without obligation ATLANTA ROOFING SUPPLY CO. 66 5th Street, N.W. AT. 9727 -..,.-,...-.,.,-....-..,.-....-....-...i-.ii.-....-.,..-..,.-..i-....-...g. .g.,...,,.,-...N-.- -..-,.,.-..,.-.,.,-.,.,-i.i.-.,..-.1 - ,- 4. U1H.,1,.i.1ii.i1.,,,1iii.1,,,,1,,,,1. -.X 1 1 ll 'M,S2, M C16 The value of the telephone isn't just the calls you make. Sometimes the calls you receive are even more important. 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