Horn Lake High School - Challenge Yearbook (Horn Lake, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1947 volume:

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Our purpose is to tell what we have accomplished during our school yearsg to keep these days and their joys and sorrows in our mindsg and to help those who are still in school to look forward to the time when their ef- forts will be completed. THE ANNUAL STAFF OF 'L7 s. 5, as DEDICATION I I vm nmrcus 'mrs Booz TO, mas. umm wnm, IN mcoazmvxon or Ima THIRTY mms or snnvxcm Arm PERSONAL INTEREST IN swu- nmnws or HORN LAKE SCHOOL. . . . Z .1 , E . 1 , , 1 . . . 1 , 6 s rv ,Q 1 A T CDN TEN TS Jz'a6x' 6515 M!-'57 CXUQJ31-75' CZMLJ ac fufzfzen AQUQIIMZEJ Qtfflfefzfj affffez XLJQZ 1 E 1 s s QL, ALMA MATER For Horn Lake High we will fight forever For the honor of our heme. We'll never die, we will perish never We will march right on to fame. We'll elweys yell for the home teem's vic'try. And preize them to the sky: For e name that stands For the best team in the lend, Is the heme of Horn Leke High... For Horn Lake High we will cheer forever, As we march to victory Our battle cry echoes across the lend Forever victors we will be, And when our team goes out there fighting We will praise them to the sky For the Maroon end White We'll fight, fight, fight, For the glory of Horn Lake High. v f C i I X E ,f 1. I. i X W f 'i 5. ? 5 5. 5 5 I 9 1 Z, Q A X X 5 A ' 5. 55 L W f x x 'A ' ff my ff if W ive S 4 MQW P X5 N x X V ,Q - if 7 www WW 42 W 757 - I5 Q f -gs x, Q. 6--,Lx ,W XM STAFF .EDITOIAIAL Editor-in-Chief Kate Von Boeokman ASS't Editor william Walker Sports Editors Harold Von Boookman Pauline Logan Feature Editor Dorothy Billingsley Reporters 9th Charlene Davis 10th Douglas Carter llth Margaret Buhles 12th Wilma Scruggs Club Reporter Barbara Painter Jones Picture Editbf Beth Oswalt r f ar- H :JUMP-:LDL Business Manager Janet White Advertising Manager Louis Day Circulation Manager Elizabeth Kevil Production Manager Shirley Clifton Typists Mary ElizabethfDuBard Kenneth McIntosh Sponsors Mrs, Beatrice Barnett Miss Elizabeth Haszinger , i 's 1 gf., 5' V3 3 e, i i if 5 ! E ? J 1 1 , V E 1 v K 7 -1 X 1 . 5 1 v 4 E 1 v ,Q af r Q 1 47 1 1 5 E 5 ,E- 5 i 5. 5 , E. 5 33 5 THE STAFF Front Row fLeft to Rlghtj Dorothy Billingsley, Mary Kate Von Boeckman, Charlene Davis, Barbara Painter Jones, Annie Margaret Bowles Middle Row fLeft to Right, Mrs.Beatrice Barnett, Pauline S.Logan Elizabeth Kevil, Janet white, Mary Elizabeth DuBard, Shirley Clifton, Miss Elizabeth Heszinger Back Row CLeft to Rightj Douglas Carter, Harold Von Boeckman, William Walker, Louis Day, Kenneth Mc Intosh. gh- L ? 1 2 Q' ,,: 1 x 4 1 1 v as r v a 1 4 1 v 4 v -H' 1 'S Q i ,1 'ff EWSPAPEH STAFI m..,...,,..N 5 i s 1 diy ma MW H?'3f3'?J .- Franz Row iLvff Tw Yiwmfj M1'y Kaie V BQOPPKN , 114' M BOWXGS, BW Y PQ Pwikiwr .V Jean PQP15hs, Bain Oswvlp Middle Row Kiwi to RipU'j NPS. Bwwtvfce EWWQUTQ, JWNC w xnxw1Qen TwHvov,MQwy Egfnwbf' D, H4fZ'11,iDS.?'1I1KDE1, Pmjime S' Buck Row QLQYL to RiqH'j KGHHC5h Mc lmiasi, inwif D v SPfaLt2'silf'zwr'fi, Nil, V pq-if, U Q N , Mi fl F1 E' K:i'fFe',?f: Bi'-S., X 'z' ,-.L 4: , . P , I -Q f f I. 2 4 3, J I 5 3 ,. Q ,, 1 X 5 ,J S ., 1, 3 A Barnett, Haynes, Haszinger, Commercial Social Science English Supt. Miss Lady Banks, Home Economics 2.B.3ryant ggriculture Byron Kisner Science and Kath i 1 'Q 5 Q 2 Q. 4 g, ?, 2 4 Q 4 . Z V5 4 ,Z . 1 ? i Q. 5' 'A ., a 5. 5 I Mrs.The1ma Shaeffer First Miss Eugenia Nichols Principal Fifth lvfrs OC ohfofglfllore Sec ond Mrs. Evelyn Denham Third Mrs.C.P.Winn Mrs. Grady Johnston Fourth M'Musie 2' 3- 2 L Z 3 'lv f , . Q I Z 1 6 'I S, if ', 5 T, ? Xe E X ' ' Q f ,fe H1661 SCHOOL TEACH .ERS Mr. C.M. Elmore Superintendent Mr. Byron Kisner Principal Miss Elizabeth Haszinger Mrs. Beatrice Barnett English Commercial Mr. Byron Kisner Miss Ladye Banks Mathematics and Science Home Economics Mr. R. B. Bryant Mrs. Lucille Haynes Agriculture History Mrs. Grady Johnston Music GK AMMA K S CHOOL Miss Eugenia Nichols Grammar School Principal Mrs. Thelma Shaeffer - Mrs. C. P. Winn First Fourth Mrs. C. M. Elmore Miss Eugenia Nichols Second Fifth Mrs. Evelyn Denham Mrs. Annie Pollard Third Sixth ' Knot picturedj Mrs. W. D. Droke--Mrs. W. E. Shackelford Mrs. Lilly Busby--Cafeteria Mr. J. L. Mcrzlg-oy--qgnitor TBUS fair, Mr. C.P. Davis Mr. W. H. Austin President Mr. L. H. Gill Mr. Britt Hughey Mr. John Gartrell Secretary x.,- ,M 'A - .34g5 i,g3 , S?4wf'97l'!'5 02. M' M 45 - V. .' , . ' 1, , N '-WSIS? '.?2Vj5'v- U , fggpll, , ,Y .V ' f 42 :.,:29YGv 5 6? '249Q91Z'1.iW ' 94 506 ' QQ, ' ' 47 I ' x f ' X f LX - gxaiim vb' , f Cf' , 5 -fiN'i4f5- 'Uk 'aff 1 ' 'I l,6QQ,tl ff 1. N ,nfw?Wwf f W ' ff' New 5 1 'X' P ' if . 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SE IIIH IYIASQ Louis Day Secretary sasxe1:ba11,a,a,4g footbol1,2,4gbaseba1l, l,Z,5,4g track,2g!.F.A. l,2,3,43 secretary of Latter Club, 45 vice- president of F.?.A.,23 president, 2, 5, Most dignified boy,4g Annual statf,5,4: Piper start, 4g crop Judging,2. .XX Mary Home Von9oecKman Yiwu-Tresidont WisK0thul1,l,2,5, 4QrQftUn1l,R,5g truck, 23 Glue Cluh,l,5, Y- Teen Club,3,3,4g Tome Economic Club, l, R, Treasurvr Eg Assistant Editor of Annual 3 g Fditor of Annual 43 Business Ywnagfr of paver, 4: letter Club 4. Wilma Scruggs Basketball, 2, 43 Home Economic Club, lg Gleo Club, 13 Science Club, 39 Gossip Editor of paperg 4-H Club, lj Senior reporter on Annual i i, 1 i J I ,L 2 Q 4 Y 1 E T 1 2 Z 1 m A ,- N f Q 2 'S 2. ax i if 31 3 .2 Mary Elizabbth Duhard Qoftball l,2g Y- Teen Club l,3,4g Home Ee. Club l,2,5g Music Club l,2,5g Annual 43 Cleo Club 1,23 Paper Staff 4. Pauline Risk Logan Girl Reserve, 3, 43 3ecretary,45paper staff 4: basketball 1 2,3,43Annual Staff,3, 4: Home Ec.Club l, 2: Letter Blub,43 Sports Reporter for Times Promoter, 4gSecretary ot Junior classgsoft- ball 2,3. Kenneth Hclntosh 2,:5,4, crop Tudging 25 Basketball rs William H Shnckelford 3and lg Football Manager 4. Barbara Painter Jones Home Ee. Club 1, 2,55 President, 3 3 Library Club,5g paper staff, 43 Prettiest eyes, 43 reporter for senior class, Annual Staff 3,45 YLTeans, 1 2,3g softball l, 2, 5 Glee Club l, 2, 3. Elizabeth Kavll 4 H Club 1,2 3 Y- Teens,3,4,Bice Presi- dent,5g Basketball 1, 2,5,4g Paper Staff 43 Annual Staff 45 Track 2: Softball 2,55 Best Athletic 43 Homo Bo. C1ub,2,3g letter Club 45 Jolliest 4. i 5 2 1 A 4 . 4 5 H i X L , 1 9 1 E T L , 3 1 s 1 I 3 , , I Q I! is ' 1 1. a I Q XFN Q 4 9 S fix 1259 I-im X: foe- 5 A sz in 9 0 HIIGQOQ' dllllr 3 f 9 if A , l ' 1f 55 M mqqq J :ini m jrbg I s igns! gim- R af: ,- , , ., .,.,, . .. Q ill!-iiii 1mmwm., , di 'fx : ' A , u i' MN x- '6T ' Wf ff . gk Mvmtyx xx J N ss' JU IHH5 :zmwmiez , . 5. ont Row iloft to Right? Xildred Hobbs, KahhlQQn Tarver, axogcne Rochella, ary Scan Perkins mmafkmgamm Rvdes iddle Row ilfft tc Right? Shirley Yinborn, Nlizabeth Seckt, Mildred Silas, Betty Hardin, Liss ?anks ck Row fLnft to Rightl Carl Jmallwood, Troy iettit, Bobby Tclwy, Harold Von Woeck- man, Killian Talkwr, J.Y.Yil1is Aa 'HEC i I 35 .,. i 2 'F .1 if C 5 as wr fi 4 2 1 3 , K 5 1 's ?. . 1 4 E i Q z ff 1. V -1 JUNXOKS The Junior Class of 1946 and '47 started the session with good school spirit. Everyone was happy to greet old class mates after a pleasant summer. , Class officers were elected. They were Britt Hughey, Presidentg Bobby Poley, Vice- Presidentg Emogene Rochelle, Secretary-Treasure erg and Margaret Bmwles, Reporter. However, when Britt Hughey moved, Bobby took his place as president. He has served us well during the remainder of school. Some of our members joined various activi- ties and clubs, including Glee Club, Home Eco- nomics, Y-Teens, Letter Clubs, and the F.F.A. Clube Besides these, a number of our members were outstanding in the field of sports. We were very well represented in both boys' and girls' basketball teams, football and baseball. We feel that our year as Juniors has been successful, but as Seniors, we feel we must and will do better. work and responsibility lie a- headg determination and ability will aid us in striving for and attaining a goal that will carry us far as Seniors. in I 'Q 01 , it 'V ji 1 ' in in f f'-S ' X x Xi lfxx , 4' x X X :Q 1 f ff -' -1 Jq I f - . f ! - 3 CBN K 6215! .-:. I ? :Q-.-wg 1- , x,2.:w:,,,iC-1 Y h H X jigs, 597 2 7 Y 2 f l A ww ' 5:--2 QW' 1 -7 4 -S S-. ax ffl,,' if tif! 'wiffw Z-Z 'IKM CY. my alll!! '-929' NRIEQT ii...-- , J My --' h I Q f's 'QNX 3026 5, s O Q f 5 X4 O Q f '04 Wffwh' ,QQQ Q46 4 ' . Q 9 ' , Q U Ax f Q' 064294 sl -aw' ' Qin 4 ' xb ' Q Idea I' 164. 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Lodi ,BenQ 41057- Bas-Arws Boy 'gf Boy lv756,6 , 1 i 4, I . i' 9 in 3 S 1 L. 1 ,ir I f Q N, wi Q, 1 fi fi, J . 1 I 5 1 Z. 1 l F ,, 'S 4 ,. 1, Q. 3 E! .- :J September October November December January February April May 15- 15- BO- CALENDAR 6 16 25 30 11 15 18 28 DO 25 28 5 18 20 30 6 ' '7 .e 17 is 34 51 6 14 22 11 18 25 16 25 27 School Opens and Work Football Squad Tormed Home Economic Club Organized Cheer Leaders Elected Begins First Football Game Magazine Drive Begins P.T.A. Carnival Y-Teen Club Organized Music Club Organized Basketball Tractice Begins Thanksgiving Holiday Iirst Basketball Came Iootball Banquet Christmas Holidays Back to School Who's Who Contest Excited Juniors---Rings Arrived School Day Bictures Taken Eid-Term Txams. Attended Invitational Tournament at Independence Attended Invitational Tournament at Byhalia President's Ball School Day Pictures Arrived County Basketball Tournament Sub-Regional Tournament Senior Play Y-Teen Banquet Junior Senior Banquet Piano Recital Baccalaureate Sermon Graduation , s I i 1 1 ,Y :sf 'S 1 i 'K ' MH: nv!-wa wrns, 'xanax CLASS WILL We, the seniors of the Horn Lake High School, realizing that we are soon to pass through the portals into the land of Tomor -row, and desiring to leave behind us some tokens as well as Hdbonitions, do make here- by this our last will and testament, believ- ing it to be the best last will and ' testa- ment, ever yet devised by any senior class. l-We leave and bequeath unto the faculty our great intelligence. From experience we know that they will need it for it is a hard task to instruct the student of the Horn Lake High School. 2-Believing that we are the smartest and the best looking seniors ever to inhabit the high school, we leave our pictures to 're- mind other classes who -come after us of their illustrious forebearers. 5-Knowing that we go into a world where we can no longer take time to use our text- books, but must rely upon the knowledge we carry with us, we leave the 'textbooks for students who follow after us. 4-The seats we have occupied in the class- rooms we leave to the members of the freshman class. Believing that the fresh- men are not competent yet to use and 'oc- cupy these seats, we create a trust hereby appointing the sophomores and juniors as trustees to guide the use of these chairs or seats, each class exercising ' actively the rust for a period of one year. 5-Our footsteps in the sands of time we e z V A9 ti it leave to serve as examples of the way in which other students should walk. Our finger prints on the walls' and in books where they should not be, we leave behind to show others that by our finger prints we shall be known. We believe that the weak and struggling sophomores are in need of our grades, so we leave our grades to the sophomores. In making this bequest we are not unmindful of the freshmen and the juniors. The freshmen have already been willed our seats in clause four of this will. The juniors will be remembered before the will is finished. the juniors we leave our caps and gowns order that they may be properly robed at their commencement. We leave these robes believing that the juniors will'be well enough versed in correct social usage to Know how to wear them at their com- mencement. We also will to the juniors the sign WReserved For Seniorsn on the back table in the lunchroon. May thisssign'he1p them to Keep away pests as it did us. To in To the worthy Mr. Elmore we leave all the good thoughts that assembly speakers have attempted to pass on to us. We, full of great ambitions, have no room in our al- ready to full heads for these thoughts. This bequest is made to Mr. Elmore with the kindest of consideration and after much deliberation. He can use them for talks in faculty meetings. Z' if 'E 5 13 71 vc: I1 Z, 5 L 1 Q 1 T ,L . , s 2 3 6 ,L Q 1 2 11 E 1 ,Y 1. S 1. gs W. f .. .5 4, if 2 .1 A P 3 , ., 3:-wr A ' w ,,- w , f -fm viwnwj 'M cfxawwevzsw ww-., 3- ff-:':' ,mea E5J3E5MW?WMFVUQVHfeMfm r-5,- --fzq -j3,,,,gQo- K We 'if- r f it -A - f ' . - U 4 K' -All our other worldly belongings consist- ing of notebooks, pencils, athletic: re- cords, and many other things too numerous to mention, including all the scholastic and other honors we have ever had, we di- rect the executor of this will to sell at public auction, the proceeds to be used to build a new gvmnasium. We hand down to the other classes 'the right to live, and laugh, and play, and learn the wisdom of the ages from compe- tent teachers, and textbooks written by men and women who had the right to think and express freelv their thoughts on paper that all might read. -The happv experiences which have been ours we now pass on to others, retaining only our memories which we take with us as we go from high school. In this clause we want to make some indi- vidual gifts. Kenneth McIntosh wills his little hen about so big and his Wahoo- ghostn to Bobby Poley. Janet White J. W. Willis her Marv Elizab to Mildred Hobbs cret for keeping leaves to Troy Pettit and high tvping skill. th DuBard wants to give and Mildred Miles her se- her weight down. Pauline Logan bequeaths her manner of getting a man and holding him to Shirley Winburn and Margaret Bowles. She no longer needs it since she has hers. Q5 1 1 .. S I 3 s 5 1 ,y f 5 4 . . S 2 5' 3 Q 5 4 4. Q x 1 'A 2. 1 a I. Q , 1 2 1 Q 1 5 K. li Q 1 5 Q E. ,Vt , f 2 E! N, ww U ,- Louis Day would like to give to wil- liam walker his dress and hat used in the senior play and his knack of forging ex- CHSGSQ Barbara Jones wants to leave to Eliz- abeth Seckt, her dramatic abilitv with hopes that Elizabeth will use it in the senior play next year. Billy Shaekelford wills to Harold Von Boeckman his little black mustache and al- so the bottle of smelling glue that goes with it. Shirlev Clifton gives her beloved cousin and her athletic spirit to Kathleen Tarver. Elizabeth Kevil wills her timidness and quietness to Emogcne Rochelle. And last Wilma Scruggs would like to bequeath to Carl Smallwood all of the gum that Mrs. Barnett has made her throw awav, .4- It is our wish that all the classes which follow us may have the same pleasure and inspiration 'out of high school that we have had. SIGNED: SENIORS OF 'h7 e I I A , 1 1 , H F, .f I s a y 5 1 k K- . u , i Y 5 2 2 if CLASS HISTORY As we v-,. are about to enter a world of re- alities with its triumphs and disasters, we look back to a world of imagination and dreams. The world was sometimes very sweet but we were sometimes very mischievous childreni in those years. About thirty-two of us began winding our wav through the years under the guidance of our patient first' grade tuuChuT, Mrs. Offit. More than half of our present members began-this long journey together. They were Shirlev Clifton,' Janet Whiteg Kenneth Melntesh, Louis Day, Wilma Scruggs, Elizabeth Kevil, and Pauline Sisk. We lost Pauline, but she returned to us in the third grade. Our second year was very successful under the careful instruction of Miss Hiller. This year rolled by without an ad- dition to the group. Miss Easter was our instructor forrthe third gradeg and even though we received a number of good sound paddlings, wc made it through all right. Here, we gained a new member, Mary Kate Von Boeekman. We passed through the fourth grade with Mrs. Winn doing the coaching. I In our fifth year we were under Mrs. CooK's direction. Some of us weren't ex- we '- . 'vase'-L r -Q 1 now-v-r were mmmmwnur, , . actly friendly to our new nember, Barbara Painter, and we rolled her in the snow. This brought on the punishment of staying in at recess until we ,had written Nsnowballu one thousand times. l We came through the sixth grade very successfully with Mr. Moore as our guide, even though the majority of us had measles. Our new member that year was Billy Shackel- ford. When we entered the seventh grade, we didn't Know quite how to act with such a great number of teachers and the changing of classes. Cur teachers were Mrs. Hodge fbr English, literature, aid spellingg Mr. Bry- ant for civicsg Mr. Hodge forfenvironmentg and Mr. Turman for mathematics. Our new member was Mary Elizabeth EuBard. 'By the time we 'entered the eighth grade, we had finally grown used to the daily grind of hour classes. We were taught literature, English, and spelling by Miss Turner, history by Miss Lassiter, home eco- nomics by Miss Sledge,- agriculture by Mr. Bryant, and math by Lr. hee . .The ninth grade was gust a normal year. Nothing special happens . we lost one of our members, Wilma Scruggs, but she returned to the Q ass in our senior' year. Our 11. if I 3 F I . 1- ...- 1. gs ., f K . 'z .. aff : y nic w TS , ff-44 V . qu, ,J r va ' 1 95 I I ! -.-.1 Q . , 1' ' X - 4 il l , 1 V' ' n .aulq . I A 5 fi . 5 1. u. n Q. + ' Q A f . ,K K J 4 K 4' 'x f'A 1 'fWx' '5 'N '1e'fl J -1 Nmnewsuasuasasansnvfwnxezaasfsvs' . emma' n.v1-xs+rf,fna.-- tiff Q ' ,. ,Me Nga 7 H - ' V ' ,1 Ei x'.f1z t , ,ss 1, HH, X, -' 5,4 - a .-x X -A Ki., ,- , -' we-M M A4 tr X K F 2 A ? I. I vtf ,fy , n...,L PM 1 Ax l' 1 , .X pl V. t A V 1f 1 J ' f . Av 1 fi 34 , I : r is ' . 4 'ni fl? f gagging 't E . 1 swf' fww'--'v f- ' ay ,av '-,,,M,, ,.,,.,. A. . W 5 'sya?2,,v kb m .,+ ,1, . . f g 2fi,,2:k,lI ,L ?,,Eg.y5?sfE, ,i fax- . Q 4 I 1 Q7 I K r, 9 I ., f .V 4 ,L 'a 'f ,. Q f?4 55 li' ,W H91 , , M., v 1,1 . . 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The teaqhers' that year were, 'Mr. Mercer, math and biologyg Miss Prather, home economicsg Miss Coward, Englishg Mr. Bryant, agricultureg and Mrs. Jones, history. Next year, the eleventh, the lovebug went around. We lost many of our members to wedding ringsg and even though Pauline Sisk married, she is still with us as Pauline Logan. Our teachers' were Miss Lackey, typing and book- science and mathg Miss Prather, home economics, and Mr. Bryant, agriculture 4 Englishg Mrs. Barnett, Keeping, Mrs. Gibbons, sWe then came to the last thorn in o path, our senior year, At, this point we were rather tired but Je stru '- glad on and as our class motto states we. are trying t WAlways strive for the oest.' - A UNITED WORLD MUN E: fllf EBY N INK!! HIINIAD YOU Lf' wx-H a 4 fa 'U' a-.. ,,,.f- . . . 1 , . J yy.: . 'yogi 5 . ug' L , L Y . HI' . . . J I 1 x ' ' I t Th 1 in . q 0 .1 ' 1 Q gre- Q ' ' 'B ,v Q X , Q at as 1 1 wi? sv D, , ,' .Ma gf 'R . 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She has always been good in commer- cial Work, and I see her as private secretary to the president of the United States. As this figure disappears I see a party in procession. Why of course it is at the Shackelford mansion where Mr. and Mrs. Billy Shackelford are entertaining the elite of'society. Mr. Shackelford is the owner of the Shackelford Sucker Company. Mrs. Shackelford is the former Mary Kate Von Boeck- man. As I gaze I see a beautiful green pasture. All of a sudden I see a figure in the distance. As I come closer the face looks famil- iar. I look again and recognize Louis Day. He is bent over a sick . H.: ..f,,,. manages, as .-fmvwwa7ffWennlWe ,.,, . M, - - ms, mule, administering treatment. we begin talking and he tells me he has established his omn oninnl clin -ic in Bald Knob, Texas. Still gazing intently I see Jackson, Mississippi. At the asylum at Whitfield who should I see but Shirley Clifton. She is a dietiti- cian for the insane. Strange as it may seem, I am in ny hotel room and when my radio is turned on there is a news cast reporting that Elizabeth Kevil, the famous burlesque queen, has been killed in a plane crash in Paris, FI'41I1Cx: . The scene changes to Memphis, and on Sunday morning at the Bel- levue Baptist Church, who should I see but the pastor, Kenneth Mc In - tpsh, greeting the people of his congregation. Looking again into the crys- tal my attention is attracted by a familiar name announced on the ra- dio. The name is Mrs. Barbara Pain- ter Jones and they are announcing the birth of six bouncing boys, she names them Ennie, Meanic, Minnie, Moc, Isom, and Caleph. 6 , .5 9? Q 2 wg s 3 1 f . . . 4 f f 1 'J 1 x . , a 4 1. Q I . 1 E ' 1 ,T 1 1 I ,. W 9, Next China comes into View and here I find Wilma Scruggs under -going the hardships of a Chinese missionary. Anxious to find out about each one I gaze again and find Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Logan, extending to everyone an invitation to a free picnic given for the occasion of the grand opening of the Logan De- partment Store. Of course we remem- ber Mrs. Logang she was Pauline Sisk. As I have seen every member of the class and what 'they will be doing in the future, I will lie down for a long, long nap. Q-ug gf J 5 0 0 0 ' ' ., 1. -ae? , .14 -1 'L Hi U 1-1.5 X We ,mr 4 8 MISS J IMMY K Louise... ...Janet White Florence. . ..Barbara Jones Catherine .. ...... Elizabeth Kevil Doris .... ...Mary ate VonBoeckman Harriet.... .... ....Polly Logan Jean ........ . ..... Shirley Clifton Miss Brooks .... ...Mary Elizabeth Dubard Miss Watkins... ........ Wilma Scruggs Jimmy... ... ...... Louis Day Droopy ........ . .... 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