Howard High School - Rebel Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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HOROSCOPE Dignilied .,.. . .Homework j Mallmrs Luck at Pool ' . Pat's Laziness English Name Ambition Fame Rests Upon Favorite Saying Personal Appeqrance Pet Peeve ix Anderson, Lois ....... To go to College .,........... Quietness .............. Good night ......... .... Austin, Ray ...,..... To be a teacher at Vassar .... Intelligence ...... .... Y ou've had it Unconscious..,. Bacigalupo, Bemice . To be Mrs. Bacigalupo tl amJLong Eyelashes .....,.. Well, l'll swan Cheerful. . . .. Beck, Bobby ......... To memorize the dictionary. Art ability ............. I guess ........ Mischievous . Cantrell, Sue .... ...., T o swim the English Channel. .Her smile ,........... , Cooke, Ruby ......... Conwell, Shirley ..... Croney, Jean ......... Dixon, Bobby ......... Durham, Maxine ..... Eakes, Bobby ......... Freeman, Mary Ruth Fuller, Margaret ..... Grantham, Marjorie . . . Gunter, Loretta ....... .To .To .To .To .To .To .To .To .To .To Hamilton, Bobbie Anne To Harding, Verna ....... Hawkins, Allen ....... Hazelwood, Frank ..... Herald, Bobby .. Holland, Gail .. Hopper, Joe .. Lane, Barbara . . . . . . . Large, Bobbie Jean Lavender, Peggy ..... Mallard, Jerry ....... Merony, Mary Sue McAnally, Patricia McDaniel, Paul ....... Newbern, Mary ....... Papuchis, Nan .. Pinegar, Gene .. Pratt, Roy .... Pugh, Harriett . .. Ramsey, Marvin .. Reed, Franklin ....... Rothman, Rowena Sherrill, Leslie .,...,.. Smith, Geraldine ..... Snyder, Tommy ....... Stewart, Billy ......... Stubblelield, Shirley Thompson, Polly ..... Todd, Shirley ......... Whitsett, Beverly ..... Whittaker, Dewayne . . . Wilson, Eugenia ...... Wilson, James . . . Wolfe, Donald .. ni' Ll. u .To .To .To .To .To .To .To .To .To .To To .To .To .To .To .To .To To .To .To .To To .To .To .To .To .To marry Dee-Bo Cl didj... be a professional singer. be be be be be head Janitorl ....... learn to dance ,.... .... be a secretary ..... .... live in Chicago ......,... vacation in Bermuda ...... make plenty of money ,.... be a druggist ............. do nothing .... .... go to college .............. live on a college campus... be a hobo ................ be a millionaire .,,....... travel around the world .... be another Shakespeare .... be an educated bum ...... leave .,.......... . . .,.. . . . be be be be be be be get out of school .... .... learn to dance ....... .... be with Bob .............. be a basketball Coach . marry Billy ......... .,.. retire. .................... help Wolfe win W. W. III be an airline hostess ...... get out of school .......... HHUFSC. .... .... an airline hostess.. ..,. a rural paper-carrier.. a gym teacher ......... an airline hostess ..,... able to Charleston ...... a designer ............. a nurse ,.......... .... a football coach ........ a basketball pro ....... a receptionist ..,....... .A scholarship to West Point... .To .To .To .To .To get through college ....... be a pro boxer .... go to college ........... ,. make a million dollars .... win World War IlI ....... Being absent safely? Her voice ,............. Wish Slick would hurry Spelling ability ,.... Football ability ........ Good looks ...... His wit ..... Her shape .... . Gift of Gab .... Cute size ..... Pretty eyes. . . Nonchalance .... Good looks ..... .Lazy ways ............. .Athletic ability ..... Really are ...... ....Bless your heart ....My cow .Anybody got a bus token? .. ....Come on, Geraldine ....Well, l'll be ....Tomorrow . . . .Oh, I didn't hear. Tell me. Quiet ways ...., .... .....You better believe ........ ....Well, after all ..... ....Gee Whiz I reckon so ..... Nobody loves me , . . .Probably will ..... Getting into trouble .... I don't know ......... Broad shoulders ........ What town am I in? ...... Speaking ability ........ I don't know. I think so. Winning ways . . , .... Well, l'll say ........ . . . . Writing poetry ......... You, talk too much His laugh ........ ..... ' Speck so ......... Her pretty face ........ Probably will Her shy ways .... .... N ose around Innocent air .... ..., Do ggonit ...... Sewing ability .......... I'm rackin' up Crazy ways ............. You reckon .............. Getting along with girls Now you're rich, honey .... Witty sayings ...... Sweet ways ..... Quiet manner .... Pool playing ..... Musical ability ..... Basketball ability.. . Friendly manner ....... Friendliness ...... ....Check out, Chicken ...,Oh,dear ....Let's go, Wilson ....Rich ....Susie ....I reckon Wait, Maxine . .. ....R1ch Sense of humor ........ .Next year Freckles ....,.......... Oh, toot ...... Getting out of work .... Sure enough .......... Friendly ways ...,..... Watch that car, Gail ........ Hair .........,. ..... W hat did we have in . Boxing ...... Physics? Intelligence ...... .... N ot particularly . . . Guitar playing ..... Basketball playing. . ....Ain't bad ....She's rich Peggy, do you have your English?Sweet ..... Neat. ........ , . Shapely ...... homeAttractive ....,. Nice ......... Athletic ...... Likeable ...,. Flashy ....... Attractive .... Dewayne flirting Talkers in assembly Waiting for Ginny Faye Rainy days Get'ting lipstick on .my handkerchie Conceited people Boys stealing my girls Flirty, Girls jolly ......... . .Mary Sue going off with Charles Small ..... . Gay ...... . . Friendly ...... . Cute .... Rising at 5 a.m'. Conceited and nosey people .English reports .Coming back'after holidays , . .. . Nosey people Lazy ........... Girls Handsome ..... Peppy .... Flashy ........ Energetic ...... Nice ...... . . . Smiling ....... . Friendly ....... Snazzy. . ....... Attractive ...... Cute ..... . . . Short ...,. . . . W inning ....... Sporty .... . . . Lanky ...- . . Lovely .... , . . Peaceful ....... Pleasant ....... Dignilied ..... Solemn. . . . . ....Dainty.... .. .His homeroom .Tattle-tales Begging my teacher for lunch mono .Talkers in movies 1 Slop's laziness Margaret's slowness Shakespearian literature People Nosey people .English teachers Getting up on Monday morning People nagging me to do something Girls chasing me .Having to stay in homeroom Opera singers .Going to school .Gossiping girls .Too much homework .Taste of onions and mustard . Snobbish people Brilliant .... . . . Neat ..... . . Neat ......... Devil-may-care. Cute ......... Charming ...... Carefree ...... Intelligent .... Shy .......... Lanky .... . - .Smell of boys' locker r00m .Nosey people Getting up on Monday mornin! .Gail's drivin8 Half done eggs .Mrs. Roberts .Intolerant persons .Taking English .Lunches from home I .. ' .K .4 c. ,44-' I H f-H-'yt F, -.. ,, , .1 1 . , shave. ' L- sf'4,,7 ,-.fr if J.. 'fl

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i THE FUTURE Glad pddphncq In the spring of 1962, I landed at LaGuardia Field from an assignment in Europe with the New York Times. I had been out of the coun- try for several years and was so happy to be back again. There is no rest for the weary is cer- tainly true of newspaper people, for soon I was whisked out to California to cover a premiere. As I alighted from my plane, whom should I see waving good-bye to her attractive producer hus- band than Bobbie Large. We staged an old- fashioned reunion right there at the airport and Bobbie insisted that I make her home my head- quarters while out on the coast. Soon we were speeding out Wilshire Boule- vard in Bobbie's swank convertible. She was full of conversation and news about our old classmates back in Nashville, for Bobbie realized I had been completely out of touch with them for so long. I was delighted to hear her say that Harriett Pugh, Maxine Durham, and Loretta Gunter had been attendants at her wedding, and that the best man had been Frank Hazelwood, a very successful radio actor, better known as Luigi It seems that Bobbie's husband and Frank are the very closest of friends.- We were passing a theater now and I hap- pened to notice the following sign: See Beverly Whitsett and Gene Pinegar starring in Paradise. There was a huge picture of the two on a tropi- cal island. We sped around the curves in Beverly Hills and soon came to Bobbie's home. Upon enter- ing the living room, I saw a portrait of Mary Newbern. Bobbie told me Mary was now an in- terior decorator in New York. We sat down for a chat in the den before a beautiful log fire. On the table beside me, I spied a book entitled 'How to Be a Successful Pharmacistj by Shirley Todd. The illustrations had been done by Ruby Cooke. Believe it or not, they were outstanding. As I was still enjoying single blessedness, I was naturally interested in the marital adventures of our classmates and said, Do tell me about who married whom. lN7ell, Marjorie Grantham is married, I un- derstand, and is proving to be the perfect house- wife. You remember, of course, that Bernice Bacigalupo and Rowena Rothman were married in their senior year? I hear that both are quite active in Parent-Teacher work at Howard and good reason they have for being. Each has dar- ling children in school there. Lois Anderson and Jean Croney are also married and are as good friends as ever, I hear. Hold your breath. I hear Bobby Dixon is in big-time construction work and part of his crew consists of Billy Stewart, Bobby Eakes and Mar- garet Fullerf' V . What on earth does Margaret 5'9 F Oh, she's the foreman. You krtow, ways did love to give ordc.s.