Hume Fogg High School - Techs Book Yearbook (Nashville, TN)
- Class of 1925
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X,-'bfi e Q C7 QU XA E39 fyfix 52 any 5 6' O 9- ' SEIIZIOIRS ' H ' B II 653 ATHIETICS s . 4. bm B III 'VW CIUBS I BooKIV . , R 0 T, C. and JUNIOR HIGH J- 4 , , , .. 9 ' . 1 lv p lo Q49 G ' , , - Ez- bi'6'-.:- ':.l,-G.i E7Ae ECI-IO'1925 6 lx V ,Y A - N f XY QQ 1 1 , nf V h -vu ' sgax W -as--,. ,agar S 2 s -wah A -Yxk'-Q - ,,-ff! 9 -Nl .H A -v I -- ,Q S 55 ff-U-' aw: ' -smbgo f V ff. ,Agp .M Y - -Maia! Page ten Class Poem TO THE CLASS OF '15 Re.rpice et Proxpicen When first with hearts coura eous, we did pass Between the portals of our Aima Mater, Thrilled with the hope of future toil rewarded By mem'ry of work already nobly done, We brought awakened minds, and childish eyes, To look with wonder on the world around, And choose the life which lay before us then. And slowly did our minds partake the food Of wisdom's wealth, and comprehensive store Of Knowledge. Slowly did our eyes awaken To behold the vastness of the world, Steiped in ignorance, and dread disease, An superstitious fear, and racking pain Of mind and body. Now, about to leave The door, in strength of powers new, of wealth Of broad, and skillful vision, fit to take The burden from the present weary bearers- Shall we, despairing, shirk our heaven-sent task, Or, strong in soul, continue the crusade To rid this earth of Error's ruthless grasp And Sin's terrific blight P Alpheus, once, The river god, while drifting slowly on His mossy bed, espied the forest nymph Arethusa. She in sudden shyness turned To flee his rippling song of instant love. Faster, faster, fled the nymph, and close Behind the god did speed, until at last, Despairing of escape, Arethusa called U on her fav'ring goddess, who to save The lovely nymph, around her cast a cloud, And bore her to a neighb'ring isle, deemed safe From deity's pursuit, and changed her to A s arkling fountain pure. Alpheus, still Undnaunted, sank beneath the earth, to bore A toilsome way through Pluto's realm of gold And jewels, on beneath the sea to rise Beside the fount of Arethusa, there To mingle her sweet waters and his own- So let us wed ourselves to regal knowledge And seek the pure, the beautiful, the good: That at the close of our appointed day We may possess an understanding infinite To be a true companion to Eternal Life. FRANCES C. CAR TER X nn f - '22- ' ' 6 1 ff -1 Ahq' A ' av 1 G: 'TN .'. , ' T ' , , , ' ' .' . ff 8 AQ, Q 'Q V 4 ' . Q 21 1 Xi ' , f N .- - n X X-.-., , ,f , -- -1, , if w, XXXf,X . A V. 0 ,X ,K , Af E3 M 5, M- jg-521 GJ , f..f ? f , W ,. y W 0 gx Ca N. ' .Q Y, K V- I l X 5? kg N , X - , -.,v V: ' 741: mx, QP W 5 1!!fiii' W , ' V 3 0 bk .. L .Ex 1 - . I . . . S I A y .11 W pq? .W K f H1 Q, jc 1 lid 1 yi . I W ' T uf UW t x K ...... w . k ,-1 4 ..... me 17 . f. lf- - - vi' 1 K Li- t 7-1F31-Za W 4 . M X, , L. 'AN 4 Qfifa 2 . SENIGRS , Lf J ' yd KL f, V -. T ,. I LJ, .. 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I A42-'se 124' NJ , Senior Class AARON, SAM EDWARD In peare, there'.r nothing .ro become: a man Af modut .rtillneu and humility ALLEN, ANNABEL Earth'J nohlext thingj a woman perfeoted! ANDREWS, MARGARET WILSON Thou true eye, Too pure and too hone.rt in ought to dixguire The Jweet Joul .rhininlg through them ANGEL, LUCILE Her air, her mannerx, all who Jaw admiredj Courteoux tho' coby, and ,gentle tho' retired. BARTEE, FLORA LEONA Gentle in her manner .Y he doe: hold thing: in a quiet waj BAILEY, JAMES ALEXANDER He hath not fed on the daintie: that are hred in honlu BATES, JOHN MONROE To huxinen that we love, we ri.re hetitne, And ,go to it with delight BEASLEY, PEARLIE BEATRICE And on her theelc i: ready with a hlurh, Modert ax morning, when the roldbf eye: The youthful Phoehux BEELAND, ROSA LEE Fair a.r a Jtar, when only one IJ .rhining in the :ky BENEDICT, TRUMAN GLENN Hi.: nature i.r too nohle for the world Page ourteen one ECHO-1925 --1-..-Tl. A X V V ' S 9 B' sy, -2 - ff W 'W , 'N . V h a v Q ,off Pug: fiftfrn Senior Class BERNSTEIN, LEAH ROSE Thr joy of ,youth and lrrolth ber :yer rlifplfgyrfl, Tlfr nn: of hmrt lur :wry look ronwyed BITTNER, HANNAI! .Twrrt prornptingx unlo kinder! dad: lVrre in lwrr very look BLEDSOE, FRANCES ESTES lVln1t pcremptorj, mglc-fighred eye Darn look upon the heaven of her brow, That if not blindrd by her majufv BOLING, EDITH E. Tl1rr:'J nothing ill ran dwell in .ruth a trmple BOMAR, INEZ Aftionx xpmk loudcr than word! BRADLEY, MARGARET ROSAMOND Lovrlirzur mah not the foreign aid of dffldliltllf, Bur if when unadorned, adorned Ihr mort BRENT, LORENA :LULA 5'l1e'1 ny delight, all mankind': wonder! BREYER, ADOLPH H. A ,rclf-mad: mon ? Ye:- And worxhipx hix rrmtor BRIGHT, ALMA JAUNITA For nothing lovlier can be found In woman, than to .rtudy lwouxchold good BRTLEY, ROBERT M. Lrt rm livr in a lvouxc by tb: Jidz of the road, Wlrrre the rorr of men go by Q E7Ae EC H O-1925 : Q ,L K s A W - - Y. -27' ' B I Nl ' -Sx . Q' ,ne x -Sv, ,-6 ff f 4 x , - S if YW Senior Class BRISBY, MARY ELIZABETH A daughter of the godr, divineb tall And mort divinely fair! BRooKs, WINIFRED ELIZABETH In joyx, in grief, in triumphx, in retreat, Great alwayx, without aiming to he great BROWN, MARION BAYNES An inhorn grate that nothing lacked Of culture or applianee BROWNING, MARY PEARL J' he i.r a true woman, Crown her, honor her, law her BRYANT, HELEN ELIZABETH Sometime: from her get Did I reeeive fair fpeefhleu menage: BURKS, MARY FRANCES Every virtue, every graee, Thy wifdom doth adorn CAPLAN, CELIA Her .rymphony and Jong To .ruth a great delight would win me CAREY, THELMA IRENE A nohle Up: af good heroic womanhood CARR, MARTHA GERTRUDE Her air har a meaning, Her movement: a grace CARTER, FRANCES CLAIRE .Y he exrellx each mortal thing Upon the dull earth dwelling Page .rixteen Uke H0 1 2 k A EC - 5 '53R'- , 4564! V ffz, J Page :eventeen Senior Class CAYCE, SARA And nature made her what .rhe ir, And never made another CHASTAIN, LOREN L. A lad of mettle, a ,good ho-y.' CLOUD, RosE MARY She wa: our queen, our rare, our rtar COFFEY, MARGARET GRESHAM Let her .rtand at an example COHEN, DAVID I do profen ta he no len than I :eem Col-IEN, SAM He knew wlzat'.r what, and that'.r a.r high A metaphyrir wit can fly COLLIER, MARTIN L. JR. He wa: a Jrholar, and a ripe and good one Coolc, SARAH BENTLEY A rheerful temper joined with innocence Cox, FRANK And good luck goe: with thee CRANDALL, MARY ELIZABETH .Yweetneu lang drawn out A Qhe ECHO-1925 i.i.T. I, ZZ ' ' M x . Q x 1l.i1? i f ,V I- , -- .RX .1-J' 3-- Xia.. Qf X-SQA . A-QQ-- - ,allen sm gf' P-Sax, .,, , 4291'- Senior Class CRAWFORD, JAMES PRINGLE VV hen ignoranfe if blin, 'Tir folly to be wire CREIGHTON, WILBUR FOSTER, JR. Doef he not hold up hir head And Jtrut in hi: gait 7 CRICHLOW, CHARLOTTE IDELLA When .rhe hall parted It Jeemed like the tearing of exqurire muxit CUNNINGI-IAM, DOROTHY CHAMBLISS Nothing The don ar Item: But .rmarlaf of Jomething greater than herself CUNNING HAM, FRANCES MALLORY She will autftrip all praife And make it halt behind her DANIEL, SUZANNE EARLE A bright particular :tar DAVIDSON, BERTHA ANNA She it pretty to walk with, And witty ta talk with, And pleaxant, too, to think on DAVIS, MAURICE He can when he will DAVIS, MILDRED Her get are defant, Half meek, half tompliant, Dark qu, with a wondroux witrhing :harm Doss, DOROTHY M. A creature not too bright or goad For human nature'J daibf fnod Page eighteen A UAL: ECHO'1925 A S 5 K AZ, X Q 0 I rw Wx Z Xxg F ,225 I x 1, Nl 5 S x 65, A A Q f 1 , . T , .mm X , -gs, V R- W -mu - J: ,or . ,,,, , on - at S: 96 Senior Class Doss, ELIZABETH MARGARET She wallet in beauty DUNAWAY, ROBERT EWING llirflvcurt ix fur from fraud at heaven from earth DUNLAP, WA LTER All the worlrlfr a Jtuge, And all the men and women lllfffhj' plfqerrf They have their exit.r and their entravzcer Anal one rliun in hiJ time plqyf many part.r EASTES, MARY CLARKE AJ beautiful at Jweetf A.: young ax beautiful! Aml .roft df young! A: gay a.r soft! and innoeent at guy! EAG AN , MILDRED THELMA By wixdom wealth ix won, But richer purrhaxed wifdom yet for none ELTERMAN, ELIZABETH All !hat'J but of darl. and light Meet in her eye: EPSTEIN, JOSEPH H. .Yurh fate to :refering worth ix given EVANS, CARREMAYE Studiour of eau, amlfoml of happy thingx! EVANS, MONTA BELLE A lovely lmly, garmented in light From her own beauty FARISS, JAMES DOUGLAS Dixporting on the morgent green The path: of pleaxure trare Page nineteen A EMC, ECI-10-1925 I 1, , A , , I L '- f 1 ' F Im F X as ' , 134, X II- fo 1 I-Q, 1:21, x--. fi! T fl N -. A-:mf ish- f f-Eff? 'wx af' ---Sssx A - f-154W -:vw Senior Class FARMER, ESTELLE Honor and Jhame from no condition riJe,: Art well your part, there all the honor lie: FEIN, FLORA YETTA The memory of work already done FIGGINS, ELIZABETH H. For traneient eorrowf, Jimple wilex, Praixe, hlame, love, lziuef, tear: and .rmilex FISHER, GRANVILLE CHAPMAN For he war more than overxhoe: in love FISHER, MARTfiA To .ree her ix to love her, And love her hut forever FITZGERALD, ELEANQR DELACY A rofehud .ret with little wilful thornx, And .rweet ax Englixh air could make her, :he FLUTY, HERMAN Kindnen in woman, not their heauteou: loolu, .Yhall win my love FOTTRELL, FOREST LEROY High erected thoulghte .reared in a heart of courtexy FRITZ, FESSLER There it a kind of ehararter in thy life That to the ohxeroer doth thy hietory fully unfold GARFINKLE, MARIAM DOLLY .Y he taelzlex the trouble that come: her way, With rexolute heart, and cheerful manner Page twenq Ulm ECHO 1925 xi x lf A 3 Q ,AJ x39:-'im' 4:1 -- A 'ASK W Br f 4-W -Tw L 7 ' i ' ,, X R., W Q ' ' f :fan - Lf ,333 1, Qggw., S, A: 4 Senior Class GARRISON, AGNES LEE Alf: one to her, above her fan .fhe'el make ,rweet eyef at Caliban GENTRY, JOHN K. JR. Look, he',r winding up the watrh of hi: wit,' By and hy it will .fffikC GERTII, MARIE EVELYN Tlgy ahfenre more Than the impending night darken.: the lunelxmpe GOIIEL, PAUL A. lVorrh, muruge, honour, there indeed, Your .rurtenanie and hirthrilghr are GOODLETT, FRANCES MERI3DITli There'J in you all that we helieve of heaven, Amaqing hrightne,r.r, purigv, and truth, Eternal joy, and everlaxting love GRAHAM, HARRIET ELIZABETH Virtue if in own reward GRAHAM, xVALTER WAVERLY, JR. M y thought: are my eompanionx GREENBERO, ALVIN NEAL A man um I , and thafr well told GREENE, MARY ELIZABETH Her nmilext loolu the cottage might adorn, .fweet ax the priinroxe pup: beneath the thorn GREGORY, VICTOR E. JR. .ffrength and honor are hi: clothing Page twmiy-one 0 E7Ae ECHO-1925 ' AQ .xi xx' fa I N 'lx Txxs 1-ff I A K ,X A l...-.l-. - , 1...L..l....- In Mm. an x 1 as II- H -.E ,X ,,,gf' 1. ? ' v- - . ?f' 1 f 'S x ,QW Qin. me Z-f. ,wf ' 1-: f1--- . , 510'- ' -Q-M , - 1- -S-s . '--f- 3 A 5 ,awry 5 NR I0 AQSSB, 16,4 , 4: Senior Class GRUNDY, FREDA JEANETTE .Ypatleu maid Ja mild and meek GULIIENK, ASHOD Here'J a wan not afraid tn Jay lvif Jay, Though a whole Iawng agaimt him HACKNEY, MARY ALICE Gentle of Jpeech, and benefrerit of mind HAMILTON, JACK PEARRE No bridge can love to love mnvey HAMlL'fON, LILONORA Flawen laugh before thee on their bedx, And fragrance in Ilaeir fearing tread: HARRIS, SYBIL RUTH Will you Jee the playen well beftawed? They are the abxtraetx and the brief ebroniele: of time HORTON, THOMAS GORDON The glory of a firm, fapricioiu mind HEMBY, JOHN CARLYLE 111 the very May morn of bi: yaurlr, Ripe for explain and mighty entrrprieef HESSEY, E. HARMON A friend more divine than all divinigf HOLLINS, SUSIE O'BRYAN Rare rnmpaund uf nddity, fralir, and fun,- Wbo relixbed a jake and rejoieed in a pun Page fuenty-two A We ECHO'1925 - 'I I A .I - 1,........ x X 1 9 ' . .-1 Q-. f ' M . ' . rf' ax 14.1 xv- of - ug . .ig t 'AQQQ-- - 1.-Ang ' MQ? Xl -., .- 45553: V Senior Class HOOPER, EVELYN DUDLEY Thou lwxt th: patient: and the faith of .faintx HOOPER, I.oIs SCIIARDT Her fur: brtolzrm all thingr dear and good, Thr light of .l'0llI!f!7f?Ig :lu to tome HORN, ELIZABETH GERTRUDE In hrr tonxgur ix the law of lzimlmn HUGCEINS, MINBEL I.rr gmtlmerr :qv rrrotlg t'7IfUfl't'lllHIf be HUGGINS, XVERA MAI To than who know fhrr not, no wonlr can paint! All!! than who lztlou' thre, ktmuf al! uforalr are faint IzLAR, DoRoTIIY FRANCINE A gun of purrft rqy Term: JACOBS, MINNII3 D. Who Ilan thc but hix rimmutmtcf allouqr, Don ufrll, arts IlBb4jfidl1gtlJ' rould no more JARED, ANNA MAI .fha th: fairy, blitbe and antic, Of dimrmionx not gigantic AIARRELL, THOMAS XVAGSTAFF Hr that Ilffpf feelf not th: loothuclzr JEFFRIES, MARGARET ELIZABETH H' ho nm blot that mum with arty juft report? Pagr twmty-rhrrt one ECHO -1925 Z' AC ' Xxx If is 0 Xx f If s'?0x 'Z N In xx A Pt , We 5RS?g,eg:',:f' A Q 1 I mm W - Qi --'yf f' L V Q' I 1 ,. :QW ' ----s1..,,. ,T 3, : W, .--f ' -3,1 e fn-V , Senior Class JENKINS, ROSEMARY We leave our work when :he returnx, And run to hear her talk JONES, MARGARET ELIZABETH A violet by a most? :tone Half hidden from the :ky KAPLAN, ETTA PEARL But Jhe wax a :oft landrrape, a mild earth Where all war harmony ana' talm and quiet KENTON, JAUNTTA And where :he went, The flower! took thitkert root KEY Es, DOROTHY A lovely apparition .rent To be a moment: ornament KIMBROUGH, GARTH WAGGONER A nobler man I have no ambition to :ee KLAYMAN, SOPHIA Her virtue: graced with external giftx, Da breed love'.v Jettled panion: in my heart LARSEN, DOROTHY VERNON Will thou have muxir? Hark! Apollo play: LAWRENCE, LADYE ROZELLE Thine eye: are .rpringx in whoxe serene And Jilent waterx, heaven it Jeen LEE, BUFORD M. Thou liftf thou unanumingg head In humble guife Page twenty- four I Uke ECHO-1925 My '!7Q QSS 'RY Q XXI- ew fa ,241 'SN A H , , , I 5 ' x If M X X x n ,Riu f, V, I.. I of ...H -I 'f-.ai .1 ll . - ogg farm- 4 'SEQRES-f -,,3:,,J , -.ff .W -A ...iR,,,. I ,,,A'.,r-ff Senior Class L LEIPOLD, FRANCES MARIE Frailry, thy name if woman LERMAN, HELEN E. Beautiful in form and feature, Lovely as the day LEVANT, MARIAN With eye: that looked into the very mul, Bright-and at hlark and hurninlg at a foal LEVITAN, MOSES LOUIS An hanen IIIdtl'.f the nohlext work of God LEVY, FLORANNE Come, and trip it at you go, On the light fantaxtic toe LEWIS, LUTHER ELDRIDGE Let me .rilent hej For .rilence if the .rpeeeh of love LINK, RUTH CLAIR Brevity if the .foul of wit LOVE, DORA EDITH A harmleu flaming meteor :hone for hair LOWENHEIM, MARY JANE A face with gladnexx overxpreael, .foft Jmilet hy human kindnen' hred LUSKY, ETHELYND ROSE An apt leader of her gang, Churk full of pep and :lang - Page twenty-five Qke E C '192 5 2 V 9 f Ja 7 X X nw Xxx X QA askiig J ,Q x RQQQEAK' F: 51:64 ' i X N -11. fo my x , -max ., '. If A -...- 58 5 - ,, Y, e J ANS N: v 5,5Pf, 'f 0 Senior Class LUSTER, LORENA REBECCA All that in woman ix adored In thy dear Jelf Iffnd LUTON, JOE BAXTER Never have we fern hir peer LUTON, JOHN SIIELTON He ix a man, take him for all in all,' 1 :hall not look upon hir like again MCCALL, WlI,LIAM FRANKLIN For hir Jize he hax no par,' ln haxlzethall he u'aJ a ftar MCCORMACK, BERNICE M. A merry heart maketh a eheerful rountenanfe MCGAW, LUCY EUGENIE My life upon her faith MCLAUGHLIN, SARA ELIZABETH I would make Rearon my guide MCMURTRY, ALTA REBECCA Come, pemive nun, devout and pore, Sober, Jteadfaxt, and demure MALLORY, EUNICE LEE Attempt the end, and never Jtand in douhtg Nothing'I I0 hard, hut .reareh will fnd it out MALONE, OLIVIA FOSTER A woman breathing thoughtful breath, Endurance, foreright, Jtrength, and Jkill Page twenty Jn' W one ECI-10 1925 Q I Bs' n. f,1?6 X, 'V xl ax Ns A 1' A lx K K , J K f ff M O .xx l 'i- ' Nw- I I W' . R 4-,Dx 1 'ai'--eu,-. F04-1- '2-11. ' Af --exp -9 I-ff xg 24 NR I Senior Class MARABLE, DOROTHY LOUISE Mar: zlrar in tlgv Jarrow, thy Lqfoom, and fly' .rlwuwr Tlrau III: rm' of rlvr warfd in it: Il0IllffJf lwonrr MARKLE, ISABELLR Bc Ia hrr virtuar Iwjy kifldf Br to lvrr fault: a liillc liliml MARKLE, PHILIP METRIC By jour mm rrport, a finguift MASSIE, DOROTHY EVISLYN I'Iu1n.iliU, that low Juwt raor, Frum whirb all h!1lI'!I14T Iwturar Jhoot MARTIN, FLOYD LEE A11 lmrlut wwf: tlvr rlnbfari work of Goff MAYO, NANCY ERCEL 'Tix virrur that doflr make lvrr moxt admired MEARS, GLADYS MCLEAN In virtue! :willing fdffbb' rould .rurpau lzer MILLIKEN, MARGARET S. Crm! lhaugbtf, great frclingf, come fa her, Lik: inrfim-tr unau'are.r MOR'FON, HENDRYX ERWIN I haw marked a tboumml blillllfllg Appaririam .rrart into him far: NEVIN, MARY LUCILE Her air ha: a meaning, Hrr movrnmztx a gran Page tumqv-.rrrm :gs 44W ' Y we Q We ECI-104925 , I 4 .K o E - -- f , K Q1 Q .... ......-1 tif- X NS, .,szf' H1145 E553 - ,, ,,.1,?f' f If X ,,f.cW Senior Class NEWWORTH, RUBY MAE She ha: Iwo eye: .ro :oft and hrown . . . . . Take care! OMAN, MARGARET BOND Thine he ilka joy and lreafure, Peace, enjoyment, love ani pleamre PARHAM, DORRIS FRANCES Her :ilver ooire If the rirh muxic of a fummer wind PARKS, HASSIE MARY AJ pure and Jweet, her fair brow xeemed Eternal ar the .rky PARKS, W. KENNETH What Jtronger hreastplate than a heart untainted? PERKINS, PHILIP BURTON Hi.: word: are hands, hir oath: are oracle.r,' Hix love Jinrere, hi: thought: immaculate PIERCE, MARGUERITE Mind like the mindg whatever .rhe ha: .raid Or done, if light to what Jhe'll :ay or do PORGES, Domus What my tongue dare: not, that my heart :hall Jay POWRIE, ALICE HELENA A rpirit pure df herr, I: alway: pure, even while it love: PUTNAM, HORTENSE DERACHEL Beware of her hair, for :he exeelx All women in the magic of her loekr Page twenty-eight Uhe ECHO 1925 'K 1' J-4 Q 'HV - I: , ... - 5. L II 3 x ' 102 ' Q X x I I X 5 x rg x' S- ,- Q 4.-fseffw , p X Rexx ,- 4'2 fmibfv .ha - ' QPR, 4' XV! bw: rfg Senior Class PYBAS, ALLAN RUSSEL All that I know if, that the fart: I :tate Are true a: truth ha: ever heen of late QUICK, WILLIAM M. He wa:, indeed, the glam' wherein Nohle youth: did dre.r: themfeloe: RAGAN, JESSE D. Oh, it i: excellent To have a gianf: :trength RALSTON, MARY FRANCES .Y he move: a godde::, And :he look: a queen! READ, W. HAROLD He, the .ruwtut of all Unger: RICHARDSON, JOHN F. Awake, Aeolian lyre, awake, And give to rapture thy trembling :tring: RIDGE, GEORGE GORDAN An honut man, eloxe-hutroned to the chin, Broadrloth without, and a warm heart within RIDLEY, EVELYN A. I tame, :aw, and ooereame RIT1', IRA MAHLON Whatever :ceptit could inquire for, For every why he had a wherefore ROGERS, EDMUND CHENAULT He i: of :oul and hody, formed for deed: Of high re:olute, an fanqyfr holde:t wing! Page twenty nine A5 EMC, ECHO-1925 -il--ii - 1 K ' 1 , 'C . f 1' Nl! N Q SX 11,7 ' I- f -Q .ff 53x38 F- 4 fffezgf? Cm, if I Senior Class SALTZMAN, KATIE Iler fanqy fell dturning SCHNEIDER, JAMES WILLIAM, JR. Labor with what Zeal be will, .Yomething .rtill remain! undone SCIIULMAN, ISADORE Thou art a fellow of good rexpect SCHWARTZ, ESTHER A lovely being, rmrcely formed or moulded! SCOTT, ALTON B. HiJ mind, bi: kingdom, Hif will, hi: law SCOTT, MERRIE MAUDINE Never o lemon did :he Jpoil, But, oh, how The burned that midnight oil SELIGMAN, ETHEL You ore o picture of all outdoor: SETTLE, COOKE Who if not moved by a roncord of :weet found: IJ ft for treason, Jtrategemr and fpoilx SHOFPNER, LOUISE And all the wanton ringlet: loop Behind her dainty ear SHUTT, WILLIAM ANDREW I Ken the wigglnt, he if of xubxtanre good Page thirty I E7Ae ECHO-1925 -K 9 AQ s. xxx 1,55 x nxf iwgxx f!2 - IX , :X K. l-- .I l - 'i ' A-, 1 4 R -mg ' 'mf' 1-. g- 1' sf ' Em g 'kz ES'Ss Li? W .ar 17 tagtgg' 55, EQ ,I i 5,555-., 'I Q. 1 Senior Class SMITH, GRACE MARIE .flle is beloved ky all who fee her rmile SPITZ, SOPIIIE Age mnnot wither her Nor cuxtom Jtule l1er infnite variety STONE, DANIEL MARSII He ix a,' take him far all in all, I :ball not look upon hi: like again STRAUCH, HERMAN Experience i.r lqy indurhjy atlaievezl, And perfefted by the Junft CHIIYIK of time STRAYIIORN, Jon MALLORY Hr if MJ own Jtur, and the .mul that mn Remix un lmnen and perferl man SUGO, LUCILE ELIZABETH Hfbat .Iweet tlmulgbn ure thine! TIIACKER, EDWARD He tuurlvex mme wheel, or verkgar to mme gaal, 'Tix not 4 part we Jee, and nat a whole TIIORNTON, ELIZABETII LOUISE I built :ny mal 4 lard!-y pleaxure-lmuxe, Wherein at ea.re for qw to dwell TODD, RUBY NELL Everyone lore: ber dignified .fU!l6 TREANOR, MA'flLDA The Bonnie lark, companion Puge tlrirtyone me ECH -1925 I - xv JA AQA A J ,A TTR? .stiff NW , Senior Class TUCKER, BOBBY Thy Jmile hocomef thee uwll, my :wel TUCKER, DAISY MARIE True eqfar, Too pure, and too homart, in afgqht to dieguire The .fwlff .foul Jhiuirztg through them ULRICH, PAUL XV. The preeioux pornlain of human clay XIAUGHN, STELLA Herefr to the lucky Frat-man, For Ihe'.r great with pot.I and pam' XIESS, MARY VIRGINIA Black are her ejar ar the harry That groufx on the thorn hy the ll'tl1.l'fI1C WAGGONER, FRANCES REBECCA The Jmilee that win, the tint: that glow WATERSTON, FRANCES E. The all-.reeing .fun Ne'er .raw her matrh, :inte frft the world begun WATKINS, ELIZABETII M. Thou an a woman, and i.r Jdbjfiilg the hen of thu WHITE, ANNA RUTH If Jhe .Ihould vanixh from earth'J face, It would he hard to fll her plare WHITE, MARY JANE Thou pourext thy full heart In profuxe .rtrainx of unpremeditated art Page thzrthj rua ' W Qfe ECHO'1925 A ky ,V Y K l. X X 9 -Li in K I-Q x QA L,f, X-Ag. f' X 2 ,, O , -,-Zi? -5? - ,. , ,0'6F N1 gf' rages, , -gqfvff' Heart on her lipf, and Joul within her ever, 5' oft a.r her clime, and ,funny ax her Jkier Her voice wa: ever Joft, I Gentle, and low, an exeellent thing in woman Page thirty-three Senior Class XVILLIAMS, CORINNE There if a garden in her face, W' here roxex and white liliex hlow WISE, FLOIBELLE A perfert woman, Iwbhjl planned, To warn, to romforl, and fommaml XVOMACK, MARGUER11-E .Y he if fair and fairer than the word WOOD, LOUISE ELEANOR Laugh and the world laugh: with you, l'Veep, amlyou weep alone WOOD, MELBA AULINE If thou he rated at their eniwutian Thou don dexerve enough WOOD, RUTH TENNISON XVYNNS, COLBERT BAKER I dare do all that may herome a man YORK, MARGUEIUTE I E7Ae ECHO4925 'K ZQQQQNR Xf mn xf as . ., ll Y VY g '. i.ii.i x X QI 9 -1 . . .f -ru - I tx- ,1g4' ir- ESQ .4:Z W 5348, k f,.,,e? xx I T' efai., , .5523 'A'-farx'-'ss' 421.5-' '-xv' 'v'6fe.:'f' v if -...f H I History of Class of 197.5 BY LEAH Rosa BERNSTEIN HE eve of graduation of the class of 1915! The last rehearsal in the old Audi- torium, that vast pile, redolent with memories and traditions of classes that have trod upon the rostrum with an unending beat of footsteps! We are dis- missed from our rehearsal, and, awed by the solemnity of the great occasion which is so near, we, meditative, slowly depart, as so many classes have done before. A craving for peace, quiet, solemnity, and solitude creeps over me. As I walk home a shady nook entices me to enter and rest, to pour out my desires and ambitions,my hopes, and longings. Memories, reflection, philosophy! How transient it all seems,how insi ni cant among things yet to' be accomplished! Soothing thoughts steal over me offwork well done, of bright vistas ahead. Then come satisfaction, repose, and finally, sleep. A huge structure looms before me, indefinite in shape, massive. I am awed, terrified, struck dumb. The impressiveness anticipates success or failure, and I hesitate to enter, feeling that here I open or close the gates to Life. As I advance, a sign above the portals spreads large before my eyes: CHOOSE WISELY, ALL YE WHO ENTER HERE! HERE IS PLEASURE, WORK, SUCCESS, FAILURE! WHAT YE BRING IN, THAT YE TAKE OUT! TO CHANGE RESTS WITH YOU WHO ENTER! What responsibilities for one so young, but what opportunities! Lured by curiosity, and a desire to do something, I enter. I am dumfounded! Young people, of whom I am now one, rush about blindly, jostled by superior, arrogant ones. We ex ect to be one of the many and enter into the activities of the mass. The boys who had entered, proud with the knowledge of this step upward, are the first to be disillusioned. Their ego receives a smarting blow. Their ambition to wear the military uniform of their elders is not realized. Their desire to become one of all is crushed. All-everything is lost! We are groping, seeking in the blind- ness, skulking in the halls to make ourselves insignificant. A boy rushes up, shriek- ing madly. Buy a season ticket now! Bring your dollar. Ah! recognition at last! Obediently we all bring our dollars and are handed a ticket, feeling greater, more worldly, splendid. Again we are recognized. Subscribe to the Echo! It's your paper. Help your school! Make your room roo'Z,! All of us bring our gog, Our ambition has been realized, and at last we may carry an Echo. But horrors! The first issue comes out in green! run! green! Dedicated to us, the Freshmen. We skulk into our insignificant seilves, greatly abashed. This torture is not for long. Just as when the spillways of a dam are opened and water rushes in, just so, numberless people rush in and push us out. I flee, but whither, I know not, when, at last I stolp, I nd myself at the foot of a stairway. On the mat MCMXXII is chased in large b ack letters. I rush u the sreg-s. At the top I am met by the same people with whom I had struggled gefore. he faces, the stature, the whole mien seems altered--more mature. Among these pvople, I find myself at home, and feel that I have the duties of the world on my own shoulders. Arrogant and proud, I take my place among the others of my class. Havin settled down to work, we are besieged again by the ticket sellers. Being benefitef greatly by the other experience everyone buys tickets. We go to the. games and see our own team victorious. They win the City Title! Then the State Title! And now they go Page thirty-faur s me ECI-Io-1925 , NMKG2- 407 XX.. A 'X w 1 T1- ff . 1' I an IQ QN 'ilu ' ,qv rx, 41. i-- . f K--3 . 'ff' YR-- liz? f A n N ' er-rex, 452.1 '3 Aizmgvvafifff ' ' to Chicago for a great victory. We are made to realize that our team is the fourth best in the country. What glories, what rewards, what praises, were heaped on the returning victors! And on top of the honors, we are given a holiday. Also we have a wonderful football team to which everyone gives his heartiest support. Again we win the coveted State Title, and we are given the privilege of meeting all our grid-iron heroes, but--no holiday! And still we receive more honors. One of our members is placed on the Echo Staff because of his literary abilities . . . We own the world and scoff at all below us, they, mere pygmies, with whom we must not mingle, forgetting that once we were in the same state. Ah, the fruitful rewards of honest toil! We are jostled ahead by the next crowd, most of us progressing, few being left behind. I tread over another mat, MCMXXIII, and rush up above to reach a cooler atmos- phere, to see more, to satisfy my avid curiosity. But here is the same crowd, slightly older, of more serious countenance. Some more of our number are given places on the Echo staff and we are made conspicuous by some few shining literary stars. Many of us are found on the 3A list, many presidents of clubs, many athletic stars, many actors of great promise and ability. The plays presented are filled with juniors, some taking leading parts. The class is designated as one of the most active and brilliant in the history of the school. Everyone is astounded at such versatility and fears that we are too learned for our years. Still We struggle on 'mid speeches, lectures, and studies. Some make talks before tne whole student body, and add honors to themselves and to the class of 1915. Near the end of our season there is much commotion and bustle. A new system is inaugurated, due to the new state law, makin the study of American History com ulsory rather than elective. A daily paper egins a contest for all Demosthenes, P atos, and Aristotles, in disguise. Our c ass is distin uished by its absence, but, nevertheless we aid by being present at the contest, an heartily giving our su port to the defenders of the Hume-Fogg cause. This ends a glorious and profitablle year and again we aplply ourselves to our books and prepare for our examinations. After everyone as succeeded in motipting and coniquering this great obstacle, a rest from the terrific strain is given to t ose exhauste ones. I ass over .the mat, MCMXXIV, and mount the stairs. The same crowd meets me. he grave mien, low-toned conversation, a feeling of closing doors, is in con- trast with the noisy rabble of my former visits. Again we are one, but now we are recognized and feel very much puffed up and elated over our new station and life takes on a rosy glow. The activities are begun, football, basketball, baseball, track. All the teams are conspicuous by a great lack of men, being due to the strict, but just, ruling of the faculty. Still we make the best of our opportunities, and in the true s irit strive to bring glory to our Alma Mater. Again our basketball team goes to C icago but comes home in defeat, but with honor unsullied. Our girls' team succeeds in reaching the semi-finals, only to be beaten by the winners of the tournament. In the oratorical contest we are well represented. This is the crisis of the last year and now we are met by the finals- The knell that summons us to Heaven or to H-. Owing to the great skill and accomplishments of the whole class, we all pass and are allowed to receive our diplomas. And as we step over the threshold of our building we see a group setting a new mat, brightly emblazoned, MCMXL. I linger gazing at this ma ic number which soon begins to fade from my sight. Surprised I step forward and-awake. Page thirty-fu me ECHO-1925 , NMZ0r4lWRs, W. , . R , , ,, X. T -1 I ,af , - ee rx --l--Q . -5 g, . . . ,LA sw - .-222' f QI' N s Fax ,fair is 'x133?5AKi'2?'7 H ' Sky! ' -,za ' --....s-Q A-'nm' ' Last Will and Testament of the Senior Class of 199.5 HEN in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for us to dissolve the mortal bands which connect us with one and another, and to ascend to more ethereal regions, our nobleness of heart and generous s irit requires that we dispose of our worldly goods in such manner as should be beneficial to all. There ore, we Daisy Marie Tucker and Mary Jane Lowenheim, do hereby declare and publish this, the last will and testament of the Senior Class of 1915 of Hume-Fogg High School, in the manner and form following: Firrrb: We do hereby will and bequeath to Mr. C. T. Kirkpatrick an ideal student-body, one which will not violate the law concerning the transportation of dishes in the cafeteria, nor the traliic law, nor the law which says, Thou shalt not loiter within sight of the school building. Secondly: We do hereby will and bequeath to Mr. Fisher a new stock of fairy tales to read to the children on f'Senior Day. Tbirdly: We do hereby will and bequeath to Mrs. Armstrong a school in the mountains where the pupils are eager to learn and are ever striving after knowledge. Faurtbb: We do hereby will and bequeath to Mr. G. Q. Lipscomb, one full dress suit, one derby, one pair of kid gloves, and one ivory-handle walking cane to be worn to the graduation exercises of this class where he will receive his annual apportionment of pink lemonade. Fifthly: We do hereby will and bequeath to Miss Mary Penn Thompson a political ring in full swing through the city, the said recipient being general manager. .S'ixtbb: We do hereby will and bequeath to Miss Kate Gordon Guill a handsome man wearing a dark blue suit and white linens. .Ywantbb': We do hereby will and bequeath to our cafeteria as a reward for its faithful adherence to its long standing menu, a new course of meals, plastic enough to meet the growing needs of the students. Eigbtbb: We do hereby will and bequeath to the individuals of the Senior Class in the following m2URCfZ SUMMER TERM SAM EDWARD AARON ,...... FRANK COX ............,. WALTBI DUNLAP ....... . . .. DORRIS PORGES .................. ISADORE SCHULMAN ......... . .... . PEARLIE BEATRICE BEASLEY- - . , . . - MILDRED EVA BINKLEY ..,...... EDITH E. BOLING .............. MARY BETTY BROCK ...... . ...,. . SUZANNE EARLE DANIEL ........... MARGARET ELIZABETH JEFFRIIB. .... ELIZABETH MARGARET DOSS. ..... job ....-A siren for his car ....-...-........... ........-.FieryEloquence .... ............................. The Spanish Dancer ....-.A charter membership in the old-maid Lnin Society ..,...............................-.A pearl necklace .................... ..........Bu:inesuuccess ...-...--.-.Mrs. Coolidge ......A bid to the Pap dance .......A saclr ofpop corn .....-.......Perer Pan ..............-.A happy future FIDRENCE AISTON JOHNSON- ...... ........... T he star: and stripes DOROTHY LARSEN . ............ ,. LUCY EUGENIE McGAW ..,... KATIE SALTZMAN .......... ...-.ooke not amorphaus carbon .......A diamond studded diploma . ......., J ...... .-.A sauce pan Pug: thingy .fix T me E01-to-1925 T 'l' Y- 475272 1 Q Q X TXRTXT-rp .. ff xl Y?-594 X nffkfzfiz A W fr STGFKV' 2? ' R:-A fkfqvg 'iffffd f' ' A Q. X MARTIN L. COLLIER, JR. ...... .. JAMES M. DYKES ........ .......... GRANVILLE CHAPMAN FISHER ..... THOMAS WAGSTAFF JARRELL ...... JOHN SHELTON LUTON. ........ .. JOHN S. Mc ELROY ............ PHILIP MEFRIC MARKIJE ..... FLOYD LEE MARTIN. . .......,... . HENDRYX ERWIN MORTON ........... JAMES WILLIAM SCHNEIDER, JR. ...... WILLIAM ANDREW SHUTI' .......... HERMAN STRAUCH ......... INEZ BOMAR .............. VONNIE RK BONER ........... MARTHA GER'I'RUDE CARR .......... MARY ELIZABETH CRANDALL ........ FRANCES MALLORY CUNNINGHAM ..... MILDRED THELMA EAGAN ......... MABEL HUGGINS .............. ALTA REBECCA Mc MURTRY ...... MARGARET BOND OMAN .... EVELYN A. RIDLEY ........ RUBY NELL TODD ........ BOBBY TUCKER ............... MARY VIRGINIA VESS.. ...... ELIZABETH M. VESTAL. ...... ANNA RUTH WHITL ..... MARY JANE WHITE ...... DAVID COHEN ........ -. ..... . SAM COHEN-.. .... . ............... . . JAMES PRINGLE CRAWFORD ............ WALTER WAVERLEY GRAHAM, JR ...... LAWRENCE W. HOPKINS .............. WILLIAM FRANK Mc CALL ..... W. KENNETH PARKS .......... ALTON B. SCOTT ............... COOKE SEITLE ..................... FRANK CAMPBELL WALDROP ....... MARY PEARLE BROWNING ....,.. FRANCES CLAIRE CARTER .......... MARGARET GRESHAM COFFEY ....... SARAH BENTLEY COOK .................. DOROTHY CHAMBLISS CUNNINGHAM .... ELIZABETH ELTERMAN ................. FLORA YELTA FEIN. . .,............ .. . FESSLER FRITZ .... ,... .....,........ MIRIAM DOLLY GARFINKLE .......... HARRIETTE ELIZABETH GRAHAM ...... 'K FREDA JEANEITE GRUNDY ........... MARY ALICE HACKNEY ............. EVELYN DUDLEY HOOPER ....... ELIZABETH GERTRUDE HORN ..... ROSEMARY JENKINS .............. ETTA PEARL KAPLAN ...,.. ISABELLE- MARKLE ....... NANCY ERCEL MAYO ...... HASSIE MARY PARKS ............. MARGUERITE PIERCE. .............. HORTILNSE DE RACHEL PUTNAM ...... ETHEL SELIGMAN ................. ELIZABETH M. WATKINS----. RUTH DENNISON WOOD ...... Page tbirljy-.rum FALL TERM WINTER TERM ..... His Night of Romance ....-Poxltion ll coach of H. F. -.---...x6 Clmegie nniu -.- Louixvilie Luv .-.--- I'en for Two ......A trip to Mm -..-- Falt Five. ..-.-.A dmg store ...-...Some hair dye ----.....,A Eery steed A auperheterodyne ....--.An art studio ..-.---.A pence-mnltef ...-.A Burl:e's Speech .-.-..---...A picture lm .....Dornestic occupation ...---.-...-.Ice skates .-..--.......A trigger ...----- A french bouquet ......A French dictionary ........-..-.A cartoonist ...--.A cron-word puzzle -.....A few more clubs ..-....... A Sahel-er ....-..Agoodoocupatlon .....-.-..A gingham apron .....An automatic ticket seller ....-..-.-.-0perntic success ---...-.-....-.--..--.-.--.I-scream ......Championship for the Fur Five ----.----------.-..--....A weasel -. ...... A graham cnclree -.-..--.-.....A mepphone ---..-..-...--------.Some nilrs .-...--.----. Dnw-back on H. F. squad . ..,.... Manage:-ship of Cutuer Knott'c Authorship of A bool: on Fla:-hopping ..-.----..---..---.--...-A Plebe Bible -..-.--.-.-...-.-----More history oounea ......Ability no Hunt and Rome ..----.....An electric perculntor -....... Thu handsome mm -...-..-..Joy 'o' pence .--.-....'l'he Y French Club paint I-muh .--..A gleam of inaelligence -.--.----..--.The lnb. .----.--.---A tea-room ---...Red choke! bends ---...Some neycomb ----.--.--.--A ban pole --.-.A flowery vocabulnry ---..A position as Bon .-.....-Some popular music ..-.-A lug of Pop'n peenuts .-.-..-.Ano:her diamond .-.-...'....-----..An Arrow -..-.An Uncle Billy'e Salad Hunk.. -iIIXE.lIJ2,?.i.5i21....,i... .-.........A country emte ff ANNABEL ALIEN.-- ................ MARGARET WILSON ANDREWS. . - I-UCILE ANGEL.-- . ............ . . FLORA IEONA BARTIE ..... ROSA LEE BEELAND ..... IBAI-I ROSE BBRNSTEIN .... HANNAH BITTNER ......... '. . MARY ANN BLACKBURN ..... FRANCES ESTES BIBDSOE .... . MARGARET R. BRADLEY ..... IEONA LULA BRENT ........ ALMA JUANITA BRIGHT ...... MARY ELIZABATH BRISBY ...... MARION OMAN BROWN .......... WINIFRED ELIZABETH BROOKS ..... HEIEN ELIZABETH BRYANT ...... MARY FRANCES BURKS ........ CJELIA CAPLAN ............... THELMA IRENE CAREY.--..- SARA CAYCE ...................... ROSE MARY CLOUD. .............. E7Ae ECHO'1925 X, ffslfr- Afqfe. W' .9 1 x 1 an S Aff' J ff- ' 4 A' ' .V 7 -i.l....l1 . -,. .f f e Q ' Jif fx. , .ff X RFQ 1,2 f 1 ' xy 5 I K E --SQ .1- ,, N xX Fcg.,.N. 1,02 'A ll I ' 'gxxxx -.f ,II , --11 f .A --- . . f -.-.5e.., .-'. ' -' V -lf. 1 . ,.- Q! X 4 H SPRING TERM CHARLOTTE IDELLA CRICHLOW ....... BERTHA ANNA DAVIDSON .......... MILDRED DAVIS. ........... . . . DOROTHY DCKS. ........... MARY CLARKE EASTES ..... CARREMAYE EVANS ....... MONTA BELLE EVANS ...... FSTELLE FARMEIL ......... ELIZABETH H. FIGGINS ........... MARTHA FISHER ....... ....... ........ ELEANOR DE LACY FTIZ GERALD .... AGNESLEEGARRISON .............. ..... . ... -. .-..- MARIE EVELYN GERTH. .......... FRANCES MEREDITH GOODLE'IT ...... MARY ELIZABETH GREENE ....... LEONORA HAMILTON ........ SYBIL RUTH HARRIS .......... SUSIE O'BRYAN HOLLINS. ..... .. LOIS SCHARDT HOOPER ...... VERA MAI HUGGINS ............ DOROTHY FRANCINE IZLAR ...... MINNIE DORA JACOBS .......... ANNA MAE JARED ....... . ....... . MARGARET ELIZABETH JONES ...... Jumrra KENTON ................. oonorrm' xmas ............... more ROZELLE LAWRENCE ..... FRANCES mum: LEIPOID ...... HELEN E. LERMAN ........... Mamas LEVANT ...... F1.os.ANNE LBVY ...... num dnam LINL ......... Dona Enrm IDVE. ............. Many JANE LOWENHEINL ...... E'n-IELYAD nose LUSKY.,-.--.- LORHIA REBECCA LUSTHK ....... BERNIII M. MoCDRMACK .......... .-.-..-...Medora .-.-..Ajimior Prom .-.-..-A poodle dog -.-.-A pair of knickers .-..-.A trip to Atlanta ....-...........--..Blue eyes -...-.-.-......-.A Spanish shawl .....A position aa a Parisian model ....-.-.... Ai-tim and Models .....-Permission to wear aoclta .....-..A VirgiI'a Aeneid ............-.---Sciaaora ..-..Pmea to picture shows .-.-.-----A good-win .-.---.-.-cm1an, im. .....-...-.---.-.-....-..-..Ginghama Sweet huainesa with Katie Succeaa on the Metropolitan Opera Stage ..............-...-A red dancing Itnck -------..-.-.-.A crush .----..-I'Iair tibhona ..-.......An army oioer ..--...Poaition aa life guard -.-----.--.-A crowning glory ..-.Position aa Mr. Lip'a tub ...-.-.-.-----.--.A 'jet pin -...---..-....-.--.A piano -....A kewpie doll .......-.--.---.--..A farm --.----.-.-----..A pogo eeiek .---Lady Una'a milk white lamb .-.-...--.-.-..An Angora cat -..---.-..-.----A rocking hone ,... ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.-------.....-.-.---.-.-.-----.-.--...----Miu Allen SARAH ELIZABETH MCLAUGHLIN .... EUNICE LEE MALLORY.--.. .... . .. OLIVIA FOSTER MALONE. ...... DOROTHY MARABLE..... ..... DOROTHY EVELYN MASSIE ..... ......A three letter word meaning a vehicle in which to move furniture ....-.-.-...-----A date with Mm Hill ..--.A dteaden china doll .--..-.---.- A ponjola ... .. ....... A walking dictionary ...-.-...-.,........-.....-..-Elysian sexe. . .... An apple a day to keep the doctor away .......-...-...-A dress like Margaret'a .-.-.....A much ofeolot ...-....-.- A piece o' the clouds .....-......A school ofexprenion ......A drawing room on the I.. k N. ...-.-..-.---..--.....I.0ckatoit -.- .................... .A lord --.----A math coach ..-...A wild man -.....---....A ehau6'ee ....-.-..-......Pedgeon .-...The rear of the chain ....-...Aloud speaker .-..- The best we have -..-.-A mrgeon'a knife --.---Herown bnaineaa .....---.--.-.-Sl aenor ....A trip to Fayetteville .-..-......--A B. k H. Cadet .. .. .Free ride on the Big Dipper -.-.-...--......-Doa Bllleeea I Page thirty-eight GLADYS MeLEAN MEARS ..... MARGARET STEEL MILLIKIN ..... RLTTH VIRGINIA NASH ......... MARY LUCILE NEVIN ........ RUBY MAE NEWORTH. .... ...,... DORRIS FRANCES PARHAM ..... ALICE POWRIE... ............... MARY FRANCES RALSTON ...... BTHER SCHWAR12 ........... MERRIB MAUDINE SCOTI' ...... LOUISE SCHOFFNER. ...... GRACE MARIE SMITH ..... SOPHIA SPIIZ.. ................ . . LUCILE ELIZABETH SUGG .......,.. ELIZABETH LOUISE THORNTON. MATILDA TREANOR ............... ' DAISY MARIE TUCKER. .......... STELLA VAUGHN ................ FRANCES REBEIIA WAGGONER- ..... FRANCES E. WATERSTON ........... CORINNE WILLIAMS ....... FIDIBELLE WISE... ........ MARGUERITB WOMACK ..... LOUISE ELEANOR WOOD .... MELBA AULINE WOOD .,.... MARGUERITE YORK ....,.... LYLB ANDREWS ................. JAMES ALEXANDER BAILEY ..... JOHN MONROE BATB ......... TRUMAN GIENN BBNEDICT ..... ADOLPH H. BREYER ......... . . ROBERT M. BRILEY. ..........,,. LOREN CHAST AIN. ............ . . WILBUR FOSTER C.R.EIGl-ITON, JR ..... MAURICE DAVIS ................. nonmu' Ewmo DUNAWAY ..... JCBEPH H. nrsnsm ............ JAMES D. FA1uss. ............ ALVIN NEAL GREENBERG ..... vicron n. Gnscou, JR. ...... ASHED GULBENL ........... JACK HAMILTON ........ THOMAS HAnToN ......... JOHN CARLYLE HEMBY ...... HARMAN B. HESSEY ........... GARTH W. KIMBROUGH. ...... wrono usa.. ............. Moses LBVITAN ....... ELDRIDGE LEWIS ...... Jos Lu-roN.--.. .... JUDIAN MATLDCK ....... SYLVAN MEYER ........... EDGAR MOX MILTWEDE ..... PHILIP BURTON PERKINS ....... ALLAN RUSSELL PYBAS ...... WILLIAM QUICK. .......... JESSED. RAGAN ..... HAROID READ ........ JGHN RICHARDSON .... .... PAUL RIDDLB .................. GEORGE GORDON RIDGE. ..... IRA MAI-ILON RITI' ............. EDMUND ROGERS ................ CLYDE CORDELI. SAMPSON ...... DANIEL STONE. ............... . . . jon MALLOHY s1'nAYHonN ..... Page tbhty-nine E7Ae ECHO 1925 Mtv thx J' Xfgnxf X ,. I Wxkx Htl' .X ' D- lr, ' x. 6 'N f ff' ' 3 . ..g. 1 f .ww -Xe , . 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A freshnmneoteue ..-....--- A skin you love no touch An everlasting supply of that Irish wit ..-.-.-.-.-..---.-..-Some bran ltnuclta -.-.-A momcle a la Francais ....-A beauty preservation -.--...-.----.-A red tie . ........ . ..... A rlttler .....---A walking partner .....Apollo's winged sandals ......-.-..---..-..-A radio ....-.-.-..-.--.-..-A Senorita ..-...A checker championship .....-...-A way to 'I'rennor .......--.....-----PepCnoD ......Voul accomplishment: ..-..--...A baseball letter --....An E zy way thru -..-.-A Mechmo toy ..---.--..-couege club .......-.-.---..-.Military hme -.-.-..-----...Pull with Min Dorteh . .. ..Direc:urship of Beasley Smiths ...-.-A.n anmmatk excuse teller ..-..--..--.A amile erndieneor ..--..J'e periwinltle hat -............--...-A tuxedo collar ------ ------------.-....-.-. Big Blood M1mmn - --.---........... --Someone to compose his love lem.-4 . . .... Permission to wear Senior Top ro Senior Day ---------------------..---.-...-.... AJune Night ---...A swagger stick -----.-.--..----A mustache ----.--...--..---.--.-A fortune .....-A cooperative Echo Sui' ----------------.-.-A bit ofaudncity --------.-----------.-.-A baseball career ......A book on How to write a sonnett me cr-Io-1925 , ,eq Xl Q xf Dix ll . - a ' ' i X uf so D xxx i 'l'1 4. 13R- B ,. . f' 'Z X WT. ,, 499 ' ' 25 - .15 ' 5 fl X ,viii ff ., . W 5E3f'Q:ptx' 'ftiikfff S' vff g71f4257f 0 E V' JESSE EDWARD THACKER ..,.., .... . Passion for the name, Mary PAUL ULRICH ............,... ........... C hampionship over Nurmi FRED WINGETT. ........... , .......,.,............. An ice-cream suit COLBERT WYNNS .... -..- ...,............................................................,... Ways with which to win Miss Guill We hold these foregoing dispensations to have been issued after careful con- sideration, deliberation, concentration, and expostulation. In Witnerr Wbereof, We have subscribed our names and fixed our seals in the Echo Oflice of H. F. H. S., located on the east corner of the said school, on this, the eighteenth day of June, in the year of our Lord, 1915, in the presence of Charlotte Crichlow and Leah Rose Bernstein, whom we have requested to become witnesses. DAISY MARIE Tucrcnn, MARY JANE LOWENHEIM. Resolved, That copies of this Will be sent to the individuals of the senior class, and to the teachers herein concerned, that it be proclaimed on this, the Senior Class day. . ' Peg: faq me E 1-Io 1925 fm ' A X 1 , xx W .f f' X 5 f S A , -1:5 .vw -ig S L. il-55 uf , x , Iffkff- -.,,, I -Sax Os, 4 - , if ' AS L --HSS - ,991 ,. w w 4 Page forgy-one A E7Ae ECHO-1925 5 X w Q I 9 X ' , X J X ,'?' I I Q SS ,LII Qi 1 if 1, x ' 5 N I Ssvx H 4,-:W W W x . 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V' if-5+ ' A-.-5?-N.. wx... .ap-f,rM 'n V Ae Page fargy-aight Qke EC I-I O-1925 fi , fax, X f l wg ,gf 3s'3' v., ffvli I 51 41 X .5 'a.F9x W ca-ee '46 -. , 5--'H' A 'N A 7 X i Q:-X .wr A A - XS 1 '96 'W My Page fngr-nine Uhe ECHO-1925 . K ZQXHCQM A X, Q, xf 'W .. lk . i T1 x K , Q .xg 9 M.L,..M..- f'3,x- V r.. I N 'QTQQX A. 4,2 9 4 I- f H :' . -. . -, .5 1' W 's:3T5'QeXV 14243195 isa'-' f .sssiai-557 i'i V ' 4.fa. ' ea J '- --rad? -,.1f,ff- fl' sg BY MARY Ensras If you have ever had only an hour and a half in which to pack, dress, call a taxi and get to a hangar, you will know exactly what I experienced that afternoon. I had received a radiogram from Nashville, inviting me to the opening of a new in- stitution of learning, at which I was to speak. I was pleasurably excited at the prospect Cthirty years ago, I reflected, I would have been thrilled to death, D for it had been sometime since I had visited the old home town, and I at once prepared to go, much to the consternation of Tabby, and Pollparrot, who protested vigorously against my leaving them. I found a comfortable seat in the aeroplane, despite the fact that I had made no reservations. As I handed my ticket to the conductor, I found myself looking in the face of-why, it was my old classmate, Frank McCall. He told me that he had been on this air-line for several months and that the pilot was also an acquaint- ance, Hendryx Morton. I was much pleased to notice that little Frankie, as a certain dear teacher used to call him, had really grown up in the last thirty years, and was very much a man now. The new school was called Idealia, and was a Utopia of Modern Education. It was especially designed to cope with that new modern problem of making pupils study-of making study a pleasure. Pupils do not study now-a-days, as they did when I went to school. The teachers at Idealia had this as their chief problem. The school was ably principaled jointly by Mr. Thomas Horton and Miss Maudine Scotgt. This much I learned from the catalogue which I read during the ride. At this point in my perusual, the ship landed and I found myself facing the building with Miss Scott coming to meet me. After elfusive greetings, I complimented Maudine an her youthful appearance. You look every bit as young as you did thirty years ago, when we were in school together, my dear, I exclaimed- How do you do it ? Oh, no one looks old here, she answered me. We have used 'Ever-Youth,' Miss Stella Vaughn's discovery, that keeps all of us young. She explained that the faculty was one of the most congenial she knew of- just ideal. For the simple reason that they've know each other for a long time. You know how well our class worked together, back in 192.5 ? Well, I simply found out the addresses of the members of our class, and asked as many of them as possible to contribute to the institution, either by taking positions as teachers, or through their purses. It is surprising how many responded. - I have so-longed to hear from the dear 'twenty-f1vers,' I told her. I should love to see them. Pvsfffv Qhe ECHO 1925 'K ffgyc ,Qi X sw -i ' 4 -'V . ill- Y f' .. T Y 9 fsx . rggfkfy M A .ns I xyssx 1:29, ' gv, I .5 ' e 'Sq Q ,ferr -!5x',- .. fuafz-r . K 1 , 4 ,iff ' '- .9 S?N?'i5C 1' 1.-we 1 -sRS92 ?ri-if ' Q fa., Q, - QQ ...,' Well, come and make a tour of inspection right now, exclaimed Miss Scott. You must see our various departments. I The literary department was the one which I was first shown. There I saw my old friends, Isadore Schulman and Colbert Wynns, who were teaching English Prose and Poetry, and also Olivia Malone. Miss Dorothy Doss was head of the history department, with Misses Ruth Link and Harriette Graham as her assistants. In the French department, I found Misses Melba Wood, Flora Fein, and Leonora Hamilton, who, due to the excellent tutorage of Miss Scoggins, had won much fame for their Parisian accent. I confess I was rather disappointed. Save for the unusual ability of the faculty, this school was just like the rest. Perhaps Miss Scott realized this, for she led the way across the hall to an open door. This, she said calmly, Is the Department of Instruction in the Gentle Art of Flirting. Eyes right, came from the instructress. Now flutter the lashes, and smile. I gasped in surprise-the teacher was Elizabeth Bryant, my old friend of 118! She was assisted by Mr. Martin Collier, and they had only three pupils at the moment, and the pupils-oh, it could not be! Maudine smiled at my astonishment, and explained that the pupils were learning now a few things they had missed back in Hume-Fogg. They allowed their studies to interfere with their schooling, and now they realize it. After taking 'Ever-Youth,' they entered here to take courses in flirting Misses Mildred Davis and Carremaye Evans have charge of the second course of corrider walking. The pupils were Misses Frances Carter, Miriam Garfinkle, and Edmund Rogers. Another very interesting department, was the Good Disposition department. Miss Lois Hooper had sole charge of this. Then there was a Beauty Class headed by Mr. Wilbur Creighton, Mr. Paul Gobel, and Miss Matilda Treanor. Of course they had many helpers, for almost every pupil at Idealia was enrolled there. Miss Louise Shoffner had a group of aspirants to long lashes, and Miss Corinne Williams taught dignity. Misses Evelynn Hooper, Bertha Davidson, and Hannah Bittner taught how to have a beautiful complexion. There was a class in decorum, and many of the instructors were old Hume- Foggers-Miss Rose Cloud, for instance, Miss Rosemary Jenkins and Miss Margaret Bradley. Among their pupils I saw little Mary Greene, Dorothy Keyes, Martha Fisher and Roselle Lawrence who were trying to become more quiet-mannered. The agricultural department interested me much. Their motto was Everything that grows. Marion Brown and Anna Ruth White were in this department raising cows and chickens, and Rosa Lee Beeland had great success with her honey swarms. Gordon Ridge has had several crops of splendid moustaches. Page jifq-one ya Uie ECHO'1925 'K i-li-1 X if .M tx 'x -l-L-1-17 'fc ,ww it . I I ' ess -aff 5' u I S fl x ' QA 4-2 1 xx-x.S?,x' 4,-4,2150 QQRVJI Yffgg-552,10 .1 ' . ,VV - z , .,.v 1. z ' Mx L x K ,g ,,,.f:- ' V -f.. Aj' 'Ai ,- -,. , ..f, j I mustn't forget to tell you about the mechanic arts. Due to the generosity of Mr. John Bates, now a millionaire bricklayer, they have quite the best in equipment of any modern school. Mr. Jack Hamilton is at the head, with the able assistance of Mr. James Fariss. i Of course Miss Susie Hollins and Mr. jack Gentry were among those present. They had a flourishing class in wit and repartee. In conjunction with this, there was Miss Elizabeth Elterman's class in conversation. After I had seen them all, Miss Scott took me down to the lunch room, where Freda Grundy and Ruth Wood had charge. We enjoyed a delightful lunch that rivalled even those of dear old Hume-Fogg days. Mr. Moses Levitan waited on us. Tell me what you have learned of our old class, Maudine, I begged her. Surely, in getting together so many of the faculty here, you have heard from many. Yes, indeed. Several are abroad. James Bailey has fulfilled his ambition and is living in France, Robert Dunaway is enjoying the old Spanish atmosphere at Madrid. Elizabeth Watkins wrote from England the other day. She is mistress of a manor, and she told me that she had recently heard Sylvan Meyer play before the nobility and also heard Celia Caplan sing. Then, of course, you know that Philip Perkins is living in London. He is a famous artist, and at Paris, there is Herman Strauch. Oh, yes, Daisy Tucker is teaching chemistry in Japan now. Juanita Kenton is in Russia, in charge of a Home for Starving Barbers. Katie Saltz- man is teaching dancing in Hawaii. Martha Carr is also in Russia-she eloped with a violinist. Ruby Newworth is conducting tours to Arabia, and Alice Powrie is touring with the Ward-Belmont girls. Alma Bright is a missionary to Korea. Leona Brent is teaching Vergil in Africa. Elizabeth Figgins is continuing her study of French in Paris. I believe that is all of the Wanderers,-oh no, Frances Marie Leopold is in Australia in search of adventure. Such globe trotters! I never thought they'd scatter like that, did you? I exclaimed. Are the others- Oh, I know what we can do, she interupted eagerly. There is a play tonight at the new Orpheum theatre-John Richardson owns it you know. 'The Forbidden Gum-drop' is being produced by Mr. Granville Fisher, remember him ? The stars are old Hume-Fogg pupils-Bobby Tucker, Walter Dunlap, Sybil Ruth Harris, and others. There are to be vocal solos between acts by Misses Mary Jane White and Dorris Parham and Mr. Harold Read. Also Floranne Levy will dance. Her costumes are gorgeous-from Marguerite Pierce's costume shop. Mary Betty Brock and Fessler Fritz design them, and Elizabeth Vestal is manager of the sewing. Oh, Maudine, weren't you excited when Bubber Quick was elected U. S. President ? Yes, and we weren't the only ones. Eva Binkley immediately sent in applica- tion to be chief cook at the White House, and Margaret Jeffries, the chemist, is the dietician there. Page ffqy-two . Uke ECI-104.925 if 'K fi' 40X . x K A A .... . - if I X .t .... p Q X ... -Q 7.2 ,r is I SKK? S I0 xl I X-'X . a f -' .1 -..e - , 1-1, ' I Y All of our class remembered him, I reminded her. So many of them sent him inaugural gifts. I read in the paper that Cooke Settle sent him the latest in radios-he is president of a large company manufacturing them. And John McElroy sent one of his beautiful decorative wax candles-five feet tall, they say, and mar- velous looking-the candle, I mean. Yes, and Margaret Milliken sent him a copy of her latest novel, 'The Secret of the Wet Dishmopf Margaret Andrews sent him one of her American Histories- they say Margaret's History rivals Elson's, even in Miss Dortch's estimation. Lucile Sugg has an antique shop, and the highboy she sent was a beauty. It is even rumored that Paul Ulrich, the Pickle King, sent him a bottle of those delectables, I added. Oh, but I know that Lucy McGaw sent one of those pretty little pin cushions she makes-she made a fortune from them, laughed Miss Scott. Speaking of fortunes, Eldridge Lewis made his in 'Yum Yum' Chewing Gum, and Dora Love and Minnie Jacobs made theirs straightening out radio waves. LeRoy Fottrell's Leakless Fountain Pen has made him a millionaire, while jimmy Dykes owes his fame and money to the 'Rufball, the Football That Won't Slip.' Don't talk about money to a school teacher, I told her, but I must tell you that Ashod Gulbenk has made lots of it with his patent medecine Cura1l, and 'l-Ierman Fluty's Hair Dye is the best on the market-and the most expensive. Lots of us have been successful in just ordinary business, as, for instance, Ethel Seligman is an expression teacher. Alvin Greenoburg owns a laundry, for which Isabelle Markle makes the dearest little laundry bags. Truman Benedict is a preacher, and Maurice Davis owns a department store, and Philip Markle is a radio announcer. Hassie Mary Parkes is a business secretary. Buford Lee is also a successful business man, and John Hemby is manufacturing automobiles as curiosities. I heard some where that Dorris Porges and Frank Cox were still in automobile races. Why don't they buy aeroplanes from Sam and David Cohen and race in those? Oh, its the novely of riding in an automobile, I suppose. Oh, did you know Joseph Epstein is traveling salesman for Hershey's Chocolate ? And Kenneth Parkes and Alton B. Scott are selling artificial flowers made by Mary Browning. Ira Mahlon Ritt is a postmaster at Brentwood. Dorothy Larsen is carrying on Mrs. Winkler's studio work. I suppose you'vc seen Ethelynd Lusky's famous shop on Fifth Avenue P Yes. Speaking of fame, there's Mae Jared, the movie actress. And Flora Bartie the Salad Dressing Queen. Marguerite York has made the world a better place by her beautiful translation of Vergi1's Aenead-joe Luton, by his beautiful plumbing. Pay fifzjy-tbrn Q Uhe ECI-104925 . . Q , V N f ff t 0 -l---ii fxr - ,Ziff 'K ' JFYQ 'ff 'XR-- - ,.-fl? f 1, ,fv X ' ies., ,a-:Zi '3 e '-ve' 0 Frances Waterston's Beauty Parlor is helping the City Beautiful Movement. Lorena Luster is manicurist there. Gertrude Horn has charge of their gymnasium. Dorothy Izlar demonstrates their products, and Grace Marie Smith supplies them with hand decorated labels for these. I heard that Pearlie Beasley had retired to a convent, for reasons unknown. Also, that James Schneider had gone West, and is a guide at Yellowstone Park. Margaret Elizabeth Jones is West too, in the civil service. She and Esther Swartz were given appointments. Sara McLaughlin is running an air-line to San Francisco from here. So I heard. But we must leave for the play. We want to hear Loren Chastain sing his latest song hit, before the curtain rises. The play was excellent, and we saw many people we knew. Sam Aaron, a successful grocer, was there, and Edith Boling, the world's billiard champion, Elizabeth Doss, the famous diver, and Floyd Martin, State Chemist. William Shutt was an usher and door-keeper at the Orpheum, There were three teachers from the Hume-Fogg High School, Miss Mildred Eagan who succeeded Miss Glase and Lawrence Hopkins who took Cal. Morgan's place and -Mr. Joe Strayhorn, biologist. Mr. Thomas Jarrell, the present editor of Judge, sat near us, and just beyond was Mr. James Crawford, the famous cartoonist. I was thrilled to see in front of us Margaret Coffey, the tennis champion. With her was Miss Frances Bledsoe, a pretty nurse of Vanderbilt Hospital, which institution was further represented by Dr. Allan Pybas, and his assistant Marguerite Womack. Even Judge Winifred Brooks, the legal celebrity, lent her august presence to the assemblage. Garth Kimbrough the president of national Hi. Y. Club was there, with Jesse Ragan, Sewanee football coach. Mr. J. Edward Thacker, Nashville's most prominent business man, with Fred Wingett, his general manager, sat in high-priced seats. Among other persons present were: Misses Helen Lerman and Marian Levant, in charge of the Young Ladies Select Seminary, Misses Bernice McCormack and Elizabeth Thornton, joint owners of a jewelry shop, a very rich banker's wife, formerly Miss Marie: Gerthg Misses Frances and Dorothy Cunningham, Thelma Carey, and bonnie Ross Boner, stenographersg a famous evangelist's wife, formerly Miss Lucille Angel, Miss Eunice Mallory, owner of the Doll Hospital, Mr. Harmon and Walter Graham, farmers in town for the play, Miss Louise Wood, successful book agent, Mr. Robert Briley, caretaker at the Glendale Zoo. There were several young ladies who brought the lucky men along with them, and all seemed to be enjoying matrimonial bliss, formerly Misses Sophie Spitz, Rebecca Waggoner, Inez Bomar, Mary Elizabeth Crandall, Sara Cayce, and Mary Alice Hackney. After the play, of course, we went to the Pink Tea Room, Misses Dorothy Marable, Dorothy Massie, and Gladys Mears-the three M's were in charge. They served delicious sandwiches and mints made by the candy girls, Vera Mai and Mabel Huggins. Page fiff-y-four UA ECHO 1925 'K fps -Cqssa JW' -s cw, ' 'l ,E ' ' ' X ,--za: ff' ,, , -N? .aff '-xx. ' f x ---ex ,wr W SX? - - f- '-JF ' Rx- lin 'E 9+ N s ,Ia-f4f '7 U fj5 50.54 ,4' I f'-1 V X. . A5445 3517 'W' ,J -,Ex--4 f H xg' ., ,fa A Great excitement was caused by the entrance of the Govcrness of Tennessee., Miss Floibelle Wise, with the State Senators, Frances Ralston, and Lucille Nevin. Of course, two reporters came along at once, and who should they be but Margaret Omar and Evelyn Ridley. We hailed them gladly, and eagerly asked what paper they were on. Why it's 'Local Gossip,' edited by Miss Mary Jane Lowenheim, explained Miss Oman. You probably know some of the staff-there's Ruby Todd, the society editor, and she could tell you a lot about the old class-Francess Goodlette and Virginia Vess, the society matrons, and Shelton Luton, still a desirable bachelor. We have three staff photographers, Misses Etta Kaplan, Ercell Mayo, and Hortense Putnam, Victor Gregory is the head of advertizing department. There are some of the class whom we have not heard about. What of Daniel Stone? we asked. Oh, he's in the circus, 'Stone, the Fat Man.' Alta McMurtry trains beetles for the same circus. And Leah Rose Bernstein ? She's Lebeck's hosiery buyer, was the reply. Frances Burks is Tennessee's most famous lawyer-as I suppose you know. And Charlotte Crichlow is at an army post, I hear. Yes. She finds army life very attractive. Monta Belle Evans has an Orphans' Home not far from the fort, she and Mary Elizabeth Brisby are inatrons there, and Florence johnson is the story-teller for the children. Annabel Allen has similar work-she is the caretaker of a 'Refuge for Homeless Cats and Dogs.' Eleanor FitzGerald is official namer-thinks up the titles for the pussies, and Agnes Garrison supplies them with blankets for their little beds. Adolph Breyer cooks the dogs biscuit. One more-we beg-Sara Cook. Oh, haven't you heard-Sarah finally caught 'that maril' Page fiftj -fw me E01-10-1925 5 1 N w 23 ff, 4 S ,gif N1 , Y 153 .v egz::44 'wx . .. f Mfg' W -Q . x ..-nf' A f . xx i x -, 25 .. .5 W. W H519 -. , W 30: 1 f 7 l -'L ,,.. ' W fn, X .ATV 1 , ,,' fzw- '-.W ?f,.,i:,?l 7a':f ' A e x .- s 5 SQA 'Q' Page fffljl-.fix Uhe ECHO-1925 Q - 'kwzfqg -,Q -we Xa' ,152 f x ,, N 93 - ex X' bsxxme-ff -TT ' V 1' .. g- X., 1 X x ,, Pk - Zi'-2-0 4 4,-ilk gf' W I EQ. 1 .wwf ix Pl' I ?fhZg?,55fZf Hwy- 5 'Y v If ,gin - ':...N-1, ' -. 1, -ff 1 x y 5 Q I Page Y-Num me EC H O-1925 CEN wyx- X L 'glggfi i.gw -'- - '- 'd:..E , is 5E'f13'1x5 zia4?75fC 335,11 ' g?Sgg,if:'gff'i?57:7' -t EDMUND RooERs, 'LS .... FRANCES CARTER, '15 ..,. MARY EASTBS, '15 ,.... COOKE SBTTLE, '15 ....,. MARY AN Pumps, '16 ..,,, MARGARET MILLIKBN, '15 ...A. - Editorial Staff LITERARY STAFF MARY JANE LOWENHBIM, 15 ..,... jon M. STRAYHORN, '15 ...,. RUBY TODD, '15 ....,,.. MATILDA TRBANCR, '15 .... JACK HAMILTON, '15 .,..... LEAH Rosa BERNSTBIN, '15 - - - - - -Editor-in-Cbief - - - -Anoriate Editor - - - - -Literary Editor -- ---Literary Editor - , , , -Literary Editor - - . - -Literary Editor ------.----Local Editor - - . -Auirtant Local Editor .-----------Club Editor . - - -Exrbange Editor - - ..,, ..,.. A tbletie Editor --.--.-------..----------Cbip Editor DAISY MARIE TUCKBR, '15 .,.... .... EDWARD THACKER, '15 .,... ADOLPI-x BRBYBR, '15 ..... WM. IsBELL, '16 ...,..... Rom. CRE1oEToN, '16 .,,.. SARTAIN LANIBR, '17 .... MILDRBD Clsco, 16 .... LUCY COOPER, 16 .,.... CHARLES LucAs, '17 ..... Busxrmss STARR FACULTY Anvxsons MR. W. P. FISHER ..... 1 ............. -Manager junior High Contribution: - - - - - - - -Butineu Manager - - . - - - - - - - - -Circulation Manager - - - -An-ittant Circulation Manager - - - - - - - - - - -Collection Manager - - - - -Anixtant Collection Manager -..---------Mailing Manager - - - - -Anittant Mailing Manager - . - - ,Secretary and Treanerer - - - -General Manager and Editorial: Mmm LYON, BOWMAN AND RYAN ..----..-.... ....--..-- L iterary Department Mm-.. ARMsTRoNo, Mxssus LYON AND CAVER1' ...... -..-.----.--- C lubi M1333 HANDLY, THOMPSON AND CLAYTON .,.... ----- L acyl.: Mmm, ADAMS, TOLMIE AND ALLEN ........ ---.-.- C bip: Mxssns GARARD AND M- PORTER ..----.,---------- ..... E xrbange: CAN, POWELL, MR. KEYES AND Miss FRANKLAND ...-.------- -----------, Ax blniu MRs. MCFERRIN, Mlssus HILL, REGAN AND MRs. BAREHELD ---.- ---- B wines: Department Page ffty-eight A me ECI-10-1925 IT... 'SQ AAL' ' x . 6-as N . ,, 7' M A , - I, K. Vx f X! 'R 43? A ' lx Q in f f Wx. --Q, A-,. J K X .......i...... OJ' '- f.?s'cmf 1 za ff .m ' - U-P ' ig! ,ff 9 1 5....,. ' AMX.-.x 5 ' if -v 4555 V N Pax' fiffj-nine 4. 5 -if Q xX .5 Q x ' . ax . .., 5,5 4 . 59 6f,,1v!'?f ' 1 Qin' ECHO-1925 dgwfp 417 - 75 ,.. x , gy Q , l X- U, K ' X r mi X ,xxx -Ql'-llil ' 4, -Ax. . 3,9 424 ' , ,.' ,,,,,,, ,f I .Qu X MQ, ,yqf x - , zu . , 4' -1, ff' ig A Sky! A Editorial Read 'em and laugh. That is what we do when we cast our eyes over some of these books telling of events and customs of the past. The antiquity of the things mentioned is enough to make anybody go into hysterics. Again, all have had the pleasure of reading these articles portraying the improvements to be developed in the future The changes which have been made since the twenty or so years have passed of this century, have been extraordinary. They are so marked, and so great that there appears no room for further improvement.. Let us notice for a minute the various developments of these years. We now enjoy radio, by which we listen to noises, Che they simply staticb from miles and miles away, travel is no longer confined to terra firma, automobiles are now as numerous as roads will allow and then some- such an enumeration could cover pages. We have wonderful developments in the world of medicine, until sickness is approaching the point of being an unnecessary inconvenience. Also we have improved greatly on the old things which were handed down from the older generations-huge locomotives have now superseded the primal engines of low power, we erect buildings to scrape the sky in which are housed enough people to form a community, we have even harnessed that age old monster lightning to being our servant. What is there left to do for us who are coming into this realm of labor ? What further improvement is possible ? Let us take the automobile for instance. Books depict the high s eed u tra luxurious cars of the future in a manner which would make one's eyes ulge from their sockets upon looking at them. But in reality, the automobiles of today are comfortable to the last degree, they have noiseless and vibrationless motors, and beautiful bodies. To look on one of these fine products, we may ask ourselves, What improvement could I make on that thing ? It may be that way with everything, every industry. ' Such a viewpoint can be taken concerning almost any pursuit. We, as graduates of high school may find ourselves groping around in the fathomless dark looking for something to em loy our ingenuity. g But it is most highly probable that such an outlook has con ronted every new and prospective business man since Adam first entered Wall Street. But in spite, new and many new inventions and discoveries have developed since that father's advent. When our fathers and mothers saw the beautiful scarlet runabouts bouncing about with their solid tires and sheltered by no covering other than a parasol, even then they marvelled. They believed that the end of the world had come, and there was no use achieving and pursuing any more. Again when the first electric street car, with some ten passengers, actually climbed out of the ulley at the Nashville and Chattanoo a yards, under its own ower, they believe that the next thing after the discard ofg horses and mules would e the passing out of existance of man himself. Look at our present day vehicles, and contrast. Therefore, fellow members of this modern class, let us be up and doing, for the years that have assed in the history of the world are but a minute fraction of the eras to come. hen we look backewe will realize this the more, that there is an infinite amount of improvement to be made before ancient Gabriel blows in the ancient fashion his ancient tuba through his ancient beard, uncared even by an obsolete razor, summoning the last of the future men to the end! Page .rixtj AA.- , -f- - ,A E YA wg 4,1 A-We A .xg A 3 A 1 x ' 'f' A . W. Af' k 3, 2, sp :Ii H, - ' x .A A -A -1 V 'Q ' VA. K . ' .... nA H-- . V f' f y 'I' ' ' WP ' 1 - r 'Vg A 7 'N' 'p ' 1. 'f A A 4 4 . if--. . 2 v' A2 J A' '- W RA 'U ' ' . BV, ,L-Q. 1-, ,J plan ' 4 ' 3,1 'r.,,, : aff f f ' A - -- V , f I , ' - u 'rf A Q A. - ' . gg, 's A - ' A ,a,ii1 , 1 r ' I 3 RLY '..,iy, ' ' ' v 5 V V 5 .V I 'Y' J N.. I' 'x - , '. ' -Y ' ' If ' ff A 1 Jw ' L. 'qi' ' v J at IFF A M M U n' 'x .I W A ' I Y -A -' 1 ' 1 5 1 ' fa 4 A 'X A . -. 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' , Q. vb C R ACP QJG3 wwg. gaivy Page Jixg'-tbm .i W7 4:45, pf? 54 3 ia fb :Rx S ,ycng Ao if . X0 H K, C9 25 N ' fi? ff EY, is M 97-4 T, ,- FOOTBALL TEAN ,:. 'Q 2. 4 .. -f . 7 I -. ' Q QA ECHO 1925 'K 095-Qi W' mvf' 3 X, 2 i T- X fl if ' M5 Q1 QQ I fx, ,154 T xr- . 'f '-SX 4:-2 xx 5 1' I . 'r '-3sX Q z-Z' ff' --gs ,Info A r 'A ae.: , W ' 57S'4q.g- -ffffff' --LA -f, 'va .14.,:f5Ya V ' ef-. L3--f f5ff ' ine' 'C' -ff: - 'f Football' ell, here we are speaking of old man football again. He was buried about six months ago and will not be resurrected for about three more,-yet in this noble edition ofthe Echo, dedicated to those departing this school life forever, something must be said concerning theirfeats on the gridiron. Oursuccessful season was due both to those who intend to receive a sheepskin this june and to those who are not yet ready to appear on the stage at the Ryman Auditorium. We would like to give them all the credit due to them but space does not permit, and, too, their time will come in future years when they are 'dignified GD seniors. ' No less than half of our glorious football team-a team which won six out cf eight games, losing only to City and State Champions, and piled up 113 points to their opponents 39, a ratio of a little better than SM to 1-are to leave their Alma Mater this spring, to be seen no more in our spacious corridors. Captain Jesse Ragan has handed the ball to Captain-elect Bill Warwick our star center and dropkicker. Red Curtin with his old grin has fought his last game, and a good game it was, too, in a Blue and White Shirt. Frank Waldrop, known on the sport page and on the gridiron as Cowboy will soon be mentioned as being the star player on a little team of an insignificant military academy located on the Hudson River. Bubber Quick, too, has had a place on many Hume-Fogg teams, being Captain of this year's baseball nine, besides being on the basketball squad also. We are sorry to lose him. Besides these, are many subs, who also deserve mention, for the strength of the first team depends upon the strength of the second. Scores for the season: Hume-Fogg Wallace- - - Hume-Fogg Battle Ground Hume-Fogg .... Clarksville Hume-Fogg Branham and Hughes Hume-Fogg Central .... Hume-Fogg Peabody- - Hume-Fogg Hume-Fogg Page rixgy-fue Castle Heights M. B. A-- me 1-10 1925 , x i, W' 2133535 Ax' I X' fffrx -.' 1 Www ma AL-vm 45 911-muh. or EMMA x9l9W.95.A. S'5w5nlnuny'lS ul Swim! X S 'ian x5 ffm 55 A 'ffmm 'TW 1' x25,.xsL,pn1iic W-www ifvng N rl-:ml F vw. mg 4w1144 an-f. fr uwb Page sixty-:ix -m . lx 5 X lag! K 132. ' fxk- , M f,,15fF ' ' W -Egxiy Qffgff' 'K i 'Ulie ECHO'1925 ., Boys Basketball This season the old Blue and White team came to its own by winding up its season with a glorious five point victory over its old rival Montgomery Bell, in the finals of the State Championship Tournament, which entitled them to compete in the Stagg Tournament at Chicago. Here theyrhad bad luck and lost .by only three hard fought for points. Their record for the season was twelveiwins -and five losses. They brought up their score to a sum of 461, a margin of 153 points over their opponents, and were never beaten by more than seven points. This team does not lose so many of its stars, but those it does lose will be surely missed. Besides Captain Red, who has already been given his palm leaf under the football headlines, there is Frank McCall, the biggest Cin two waysj sport, who played a stellar game of guard during the whole season. Besides that, he always helped out the smaller, tho not small, Bubber Quick, on the tip off at center. Yet next year we have Wolf, Lucas, Carrier, Goodman, and McWhirter, so our' prospects are bright. Girls Basketball The girls had an excellent season this past winter, dropping only two contests out of fourteen, and lacked only twenty points of doubling their opponents score. Only two of these girls leave us this June, Misses Burks and Waterson. Both, though while only substitutes, played in many games and were a great help to the team, Next season we will see both the Richters, Misses Cullom, Rankin, Phillips, Carlin, and Husband. These girls make up an excellent team, one which should easily carry away the tropies in the Peabody Tournament, in which this year they lost to Union City by five points, the team which beat Peabody by double that score in the finals. Their closest games were the two with the Peabody lasses, each team taking one by a margin of one point. The city championship was forfeited to us by Peabody when they refused to play the scheduled third game. So this year Hume- Fogg has two champion teams, the Girls as City Leaders and the Boys as State. Page :ixgy-mlm F x 9 ,49 X r .gxviiv -.-f g4,Eji2Zf., 1' , ,Z , 4 KW EMC: ECHO-1925 A , ,ff -X. x N -Qi. ,A ,ec ff ' K '-mx Jef' Qui-11mH Ruuxb I mu 1 4 tm-Mr QW 4 M. -' .M - . .mg 5.- , v .. ref . .wx 5 Gafferfdms i Page :ixty-eight ' Q We ECHO-1925 - 'X V ' V, - - ...11l f 5 K Q l.-..-.... -- , 4, . X K Z n Y 1 -Ax-,. ,wif Nr , ,, xf QSM ,ff Page :ixty-nine me ECI-Io-1925 at 51-s.. ,.-ff' rxfgfcgu, - I X 'vgy1f4'45?f:f?7',A Baseball In this season of the year the green trees and blooming flowers makes the young man's fancy turn to thoughts of baseball. So many hopeful boys assembled under the leadership of Bubbcr Quick to form a nine. They started out fine until, one line sunshiny day the faculty came along with its rulefingsb. About half of the team was knocked out when the dust settled. Clt was the better half, too.j The other half, that was, hardly half, held a meeting and decided to continue playing and finish out their schedule even though they were beaten in every game. They have had many defeats, some severe, some not so bad, and only a few victories, yet they are clinging grimly on with a never say die spirit, and are still fighting. We, of course, are exceedingly sorry of this curtailment, but the rule that one must pass in three full subjects the preceeding term does not look so hard to stand up under, and so here is hope that next year's team will have better luck, and will be the City Prep Champions. Track The track team has suffered from the same disease which almost overcame the baseball nine. 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' ! a E B 9 S F' 3 3 ! i U 2 5 5 E e C 9 K l 5 E x 4 5 E 74 r E7Ae ECHO-1925 I K a li X' Aff f!' -wi C 3 QNX f 6, 1, C gf, f Ii' ' K-5 :af 35' 5 ff? f I 5 X - -A fa -1:1-' U xx'-r,-- - .,-fefff' 'ms ,an xx. -.- ,,..-deifff' x lv -. In A551555 -.Arg , , ' The Art Club The Art Club, the newest of our clubs, organized and adopted their constitution in the fall of 1914. The object of this club is to advance art interests, to keep abreast of the times in affairs of art, and to cultivate fellowship among members-professional and fraternal. The programs during the year have consisted of numbers such as the following: How to Study Picturesg Origin of American Artg Sketches of the Lives of American Artists and Paintersg Landscape Painting. Visits to the art exhibit at Carnegie Library, a meeting in the form of a Christmas Party and a delightful party given in honor of the new members stimulated social intercourse among the members of the club. ormclzns Fall and Winter Terms MR. HENRY ABBOT ,-.. .... P resident MISS MARJORIE KAss- - - ....... Vice Prexident Miss MARY HACKNEY .... .... C orrerponding Secretary MISS ERMA MILLER - . -. -- -.. -Recording Secretary Mn. CHARLES CAGI.B---., ........... Trearurer Spring Term Mn. CHARLES CAGLE .... ..... P rerident Miss BERTHA DAVIDSON .... ....... V ire Prerident Miss ELIZABETH THORNTON .... .... C arrerpomiing Secretary MISS MELBA Woon ........ ..... R ecording Secretary Mn. THOMAS MCWILLIAMS. - - - ........ 7 - -Treasurer Page .revenqy-three Uhe ECI-IQZIQZS A ig QD Q Lx ...I LJ F-' nd 'K lizge Jcveulj-four UA ECHO 1925 K esacqse J'- TW - .5 .. tx K . JK . . K A 41 X. N .C qw ,..........l..a YY - re? of ' 3 li? xi? ' , N- - 1 , . I 5 , -. Q . -.-1 1,- jj ' xx-,-.,, - .,-ga? ff s- af A--399 a., -.JW ,f.z1??9 V C, .,,j5l.'5A,f,, . .myf . M .-s:.QRA,x.'g-,5f:g4.., The HI-Y p Club ff The Hi-Y Club of 192.4-2.5 has added to its history another successful year. Much credit is due the Williams of the club-William Baker, president, William Warwick, vice president, William Isbell, secretary,--for the work accomplished. Last November the members enjoyed a 'possum hunt during which the club's Silent Hound, did excellent work, for, two 'possums were caught. Especially commended was Jack Gentry's remarkable work, because of which he received the name of Official Tree Skinner. . ' During the City-wide Hi-Y club contest, opened injanuary, ipoints werelawarded for attendance at meetings, for church and Sunday school atten ance, for individual service tasks, and for service tasks performed by the club as a whole. In addition to contributing the Want Column to the Echo, the club put on a Clean-up Cam aign, the object of which was to keep all session rooms in as good order as possible, and to assist the session room teacher whenever needed. The Hi-Y Club of Hume-Fogg was represented at the Murfreesboro Conference by Messrs. William Baker and Wilbur Creighton. They reported this as one of the best conferences that has ever been held, thoroughly enjoyable and instructive. The Music Club OFFICERS POR THE YEAR Miss VERA T IORNBERRY- - -, ....,..,......... ,..,.. P resident ' Miss MARTHA TROLINGER ,.,, -M -Vice President Miss ANNABELLE BROWN ..,.... ., ,,...,,.,.,., . - ,, ,... ., ..,..,., i,.S'ecrermy j MR. MAX CAHN ............................e.t.......e,, Q e........... E Tmmzfbr The Music Club of 197.4-7.5 has completed the most successful year of its history, having accomplished all of its undertakings with better results than ever before. Many interesting programs have been enjoyed by the members of this club, especially the one consisting of Negro Folk Songs, the second of a series of programs on American Music, and the one on the origin and growth of the ItalianO era, and an explanation of later operas which were heard from the Victrola. The other programs consisted of vocal,'piano, and violin solos. -g A spooky Hallowe'en party was enjoyed by the Music Club on November 7, the event taking place at the home of Miss Inez Tolmie. Another interesting social affair was that of Saturday, March I4, on which day the members gave a St. Patrick's tea at the home of Miss Annabelle Brown. The club was honored on several occasions by songs by the renowned Hume- Fogg Boy's Quartet. ' Mr. Lee Enoch was the representative of the Hume-Fogg Music Club at the yearly Convention of Federated Music Clubs, held at Ripley, Tennessee. An interesting and beneficial report was given by Mr. Enoch. Page seventy-fue A me ECI-Iqsggzs - -.-.- x , X K wigkvi , . Z XM I 4,Qfi:!', , 3 Pug: w1'u1U'-fix me EC 1-Ig QQ25 . 3533 Y , ,.-- ' N WJ xfwrv., X 483- 'N-. -.w,.: - if -1-'L,LXf.,i551af2l Q EIHJ. ',R'FH 'ID 3 E' Q S A my me ECHQQ-1 25jX ff Q- 353 Q wry fgflf It X , W' ' W . X! 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ADOLPH BREYER .................................................. Trtarurcr The French Club has had a year of- very interesting-work, perhaps the most interesting since its organization. I .To the regular programs, a French cross-word puzzle, by Miss F1ora'Fein, vvas added. Thisgvvas very interesting as well as instructive to the members. ,Prizes were awarded to the winners. The annual weiner roast was given November 16, at Sycamore Lodge. Page :wen-nine -w. ashkvb M' me ECI-Ig? 1925 fx I . V 4. 's S ffl ,O XM H W. gl I fw fi 'f if if - X xv .R N Y H I N' 1 aw ' 5 an Ha ' FRENCH CLUB 'U 05. 1. Q 02. m- C3 me ECI-1071925 EF 4 ff f wlv ' If E Qvxjift Y f ff r'-' 'i f mu- ao. f: ' 'X ,I 1 ,,,,4, x 5 s 5, H113 JIHSNYINISEVI YS QS wx 4 Pugf rfqlvrn - nur me ECHO-1925 CFA .E . W Q Y x ' 5xx- - 'J152' f F ' 'RT x1-.x- 'v241?f5fgi i Exeaffn ' QQSS9 f!'?4 V 1., ,Afk 53-,Lf,,., 4- -z,..f,, ,fa The Salesmanship Club The Hume-Fogg Salesmanship Club was organized in the fall of 1911. Its chief purpose is to develop future business men and women of the highest type, who will be a credit to any organization of which they may later become a part. We are grateful to the following business men and ministers for theirinteresting and inspiring addresses: . Some Phases of Salesmanshipu-Mr. Sidney Jonas of L. Jonas Company. Salesmanship as Related to Citizenship -Dr. W. F. Powell of the First Baptist Church. An Address -Mr. Frank Fitzpatrick, Chief Inspector of N., C. 8: St. L. Ry. Have a Definite Aim in Life -Dr. W. B. Taylor, Educational Secretary of Tennessee Conference. Profiting by Experience -Mr. Fred C. Stone, Jr., an alumnus of Hume-Fogg. Opportunities -Mr. W. Angie Smith of Tulip Street Methodist Church. The Price of Success -Mr. Lyle Andrews. Qualities that Make a Successful Salesperson -Mr. C. S. Smith. The Relationship between Advertising, and Salesmanshipn-Mr. Leiper, Advertising Manager of Lebeck Bros. Mr. David McQuiddy made an interesting talk on some of Nashville's successful business men who began their careers as salesmen, and later applied the principles of salesmanship to their profession. The programs of the year, although varied, have followed the outline+Vocal Solos, Piano Solos, Readings, and Addresses. The annual banquet of the club was held in the Hume-Fogg Cafeteria, December 11th. u as OFFICERS Fall Term MR. JESSE RAGAN ..... .............,. ...... P r widen: Miss Bosnia Tccx in ...,.. , , -Via-President Miss MADELYN KENNEDY ..... ..-, , ,- -,,Sgcnmfy MR. THOMAS Ross .........,,, ........... ,... ,,,,,,,. T r 3 4,rurgr Mn. JASPER Asawonm ........ ............... - , ,,,, Librarian Winter Term MR. PAUL GonEL ...r.................. ...... P rnidmr Miss MAB GARET JON1 s ,,,.. .,,.,,,,,,, , .... , ,Vice-Prnidmf Miss MARGARET SHELTON .... ..,,.,,. ,Y grumpy Mn. EDWARD KENNEDY .... ............. ,,,, T r mmf-fr Miss AGNES GARRISON .....,................,... ,...,,,. L ibmrian Spring Term MR. PowELL MCWHIRTER ......,....... ,.,,,,, P m-idmr Miss Lois HOOPER ...................... ..... V in Pruidmt Miss MABYN HARTMAN ......,. ,,...,.,., S gcrgtarby Mn. THOMAS MCWILLIAMS .... ,.,,.,,,,, T rmyurgr Miss DOROTHY KEYES .....,... -,,, L ibmrign Page eigbq-two E7Ae EC H O -1925 Hg 445, ,CQX J'- 'N C' A Qi , - --i - X Va, ff sf- S tx - f , .5-?: f' r. it --wx, ,,-2 A' N-- -Q. f x ---t. X .-f'f Xi- - . Q? it 1 ' 551s ff? -7 as ' e- mags- E44-'f we-4 V 'Q The Spanish Club OFFICERS Fall Term MR. MILTON SMITH- - - - .... Prerident Miss MARY JANE WHITE ,.,.. ,v.. V ice Prerident Miss MARY GREENE .....,. ...... J' ecretary MR. ROBERT DUNAWAY .... .... T rearurer Winter and Spring Termx MR. VICTOR GREGORY .EEE ,.,... .,.. P r eeident Miss BERNICE MCCORMACK- - - .... Vice Prerident Miss MARY GREENE ..,..... ....... 5' ecretmjy MR. RCRERT DUNAWAY ........,.................... - ................ Treasurer Since there was no reorganization in the Spring, the officers of the Winter term continued in their positions. The Spanish Club has had a year of interesting work. It has been the aim of the club and of those in charge to get the members to speak Spanish at the meetings. This has been so successful that there is no member of the club who has not spoken some Spanish at one or another of the meetings. Various and interesting numbers composed the programs for the year. A comedy, The Primal Dispute, was presented to the club by Misses Bernice McCormack and' Dorothy Massey, and Mr. Victor Gregory. ' On February 19, refreshments, carrying out the idea of a George Washington Celebration, were served. Page eiglnjy-tbree W UAL, ECHO4925 4 W - V, -X 45333-., 'laugh' f Q ll xl K XQQQ, gif? Page ziqgbty-four me ECI-:to-1925 ,. 'kfffpss JCQXJL fi . , xxx I K7 JV O Y FY 417 T l. .. '?, X ,,-29 TQPX- - V ,513-9 f' I' Q4 N ffkj' :,' lx -71i11ap,Zf'2?? ' ' 5Rv.J'7 fkigxg-gffaaf-12:21 4 ' -1 -:v. -- ..., , ., The College Club Organized 1912. Colors: Blue and White Flewer: Rose Motto: See great things large and little things small OFFICERS V Winter Term Mlss MARY ANN PHELps- . - ........ Prexident MR. JACK HAMILTON ..... - - -Firit Vice Preeident Mlss MARY H. LYON ..,, .... .Y ecand Vice President MRS. MARGARET MILLIKEN ,,le ............. 5' ecretmy Miss WINIFRBD CAMPBELL- - - ....... Trepmrer MR. ROEERT DUNAWAY- - - -- .... Auistant Treasurer Spring Term MR. JAMES WAY .,..... ........ P rerident Miss SYBIL RUTH HARRIS- - - - - -First Vice Prexident MR. ARTHUR CROWNOVER ---- -.-- S econd Vice President MR. GEORGE DOMINICK ----- A ---.-----.--- Secretary MR. ROBERT DAVIDSON ...-- --------. T reaxurer Miss ELWIN LYON . . . - .---------.-..-.-----..--.--.-.-.-. ,....,.. . Assistant Treasurer The College Club, by means of papers on college themes, news from institutions of higher learning, and occasional addresses by college graduates, tries to keep before its members the advantages of continuing their education after leaving High School. The part of the program called The World Today fosters an interest in current events, an interest which is essential to those who aspire to leadership among their fellows. The recreational side of the club finds expression in music, readings, contests, parties, and h1kes. Page eighty-fm' we EQ 512225 M Q 9 lzgzavriff' X fw wb vvllf LEGE CLUB x 9. ps .N m -. ks. .ra x. ,-1 L COL -N 11 1 ' .WG '.f ,, -. 9 ' .' Q . mv b m - -1, ' S3 ap ' 1' i i1 H 5' .E MQ c r -Q W 5 Wil X f?i91x f ' iw -Txxfiij' ' , QC . X so f -xmflx iw 1 4' up . A I f :- ' 'sr' V -Y 5 'Nil 4 i w jgglglk L 5 ' 5 ' N LQ I 0 gp 5 . Y 1 - Q V 1 ' 4 L ' I N ', Vi ' A 4 ggjfg A ? Q Zllld x if . ,lf : MII . , vi , 1, NX , U .86 Jumor I-hgh A V . '- 4 1 . 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T. and Corn. of Cadet: JOHN MCGUIEE LRBTJ ....... ...............,......... M a.rter Sergeant Joslrn POLOWE .................. .....,... T ecbnieal Sergeant CIIAs. H. O'OBRlBN fRBTJ .... ............ S taj Sergeant JOHN E. LEIPOLD ....... ........ S ergeant lnrtructor J. D. LAWRENCE ..... .,.. S ergeant Inrtruetor CADET COMMISSIONBD OFFICERS JACK GBNTRY .... .... M ajor Regimental Adjutant JOHN WHITE ..... ..... R egimental Sergeant Major IEA IDONBY ..... ............ C aptain Prooort TnAvIs PEPPER ..... ..... S tajf Sergeant Peovoxt FIRST BATTALION - ................................ . . Major ELDIIIDOE LEwIs ..... - - , -F int Lieutenant and Battalion Adjet. PAUL RIDDLB - - . . - - -Battalion S ergeant Major COMPANY A COMPANY B CIIAI.MBns COWEN.- ..- Armun LANE .,.... AULSIB HARRIS ........ OEVIL BLOODWOHTH .... - - WILLIAM IsEELL .... Mom LBVITAN ............ -------.Captain -Firtt Lieutenant S eeond Lieutenant . . -Firrt Sergeant WILLIAM BEAsLEY ...,,. . . POWELL MCWHIRTER ...., .... TIIUEMAN BENEOICT .... ,.,. S eeond Lieutenant FOEEs'r WOLEE ...... . . SECOND BATTALION . . . .-,.-Captain -F int Lieutenant - - -F int Sergeant -----------------------------.--Major ----Fir:t Lieutenant and Battalion Adjt. GEO. P. MOIIEIIEAD .... ........ B attalion Sergeant Major COMPANY C COMPANY D Iggy BANDY ,-,,,,,,,, ,.........,. C aptain WILLIAM MAYEEs ..... ,,,,,,,,,4 C apegin WILLIAM WARWICK .,... - . . . -Firtt Lieutenant WILLIAM QUICK ..... ..... F ir.rt Lieutenant Epmgyp ROGERS .,,,,, ..,,.. S eeond Lieutenant Buronn COMP-ron ..,.. ,,,. 5' epond Limemme A, DM,-,S ,,-,,,,,, , , ,,,,. - ,First Sergeant ARCH NOETI-IINOTON, - . ,,,,, Fine Sgfygne Page ninety Uhe ECHO 1925 ff pr fqx xl' ' I ' N K W .ss .5 fx In X N x ,ff df!! V N 45 ' . M 4 L 'xx X, 4ef5f.5'24 ,. WL V :Ex - ,,-Ez' ' 1 'R-X. ,ef 'P ' H+, x .fr 1 1 w- -.'4- O, - ,f4ff. 1,1 Dx 5.3, -ff 1, .cz I , .,--.yLf- -x- THIRD BATTALION CnAs. CuluuN .A... , . ' ..,,..,.,,,..,,...,....,..,....... Major ADOLPH Bnnvan . . . ,,.. Firet Lieutenant and Battalion Adjt. JACK FkOs'r ..., ..,.A.. B attalion Sergeant Major COMPANY E COMPANY F JOHN Hxrcnan ...,. ,,,....... C aptain Wxmasn Cluzxox-n'oN .i ..., .......... C aptain , , . -Firet Lieutenant , , , -Second Lieutenant . . . - . Fir.rt .Yergeant JOHN RICHARDSON ..,. HENPY Bunxm-r , . JAMES Hum' ,,.,, WBNDBL SPANN, . . . . . . , .... Feret Lieutenant Ronan Casio:-rrou , ..., .... 5' econd Lieutenant CHAS. CAGLE- ...., . . . . . -Firrt Sergeant COMPANY G EDWARD THACKBR. . , ......... Captain Gsonas Domrfncrc ..... ..... F int Lieutenant EDWARD KENNEDY ,.... ,... .Y econd Lieutenant MACK Dawson ..., .... F mt Jergeant V CUnassigncd but attached to Company GD EDGAR Mrrrwsna ..,, .....,...,, C apeain JOB LUTON ...., - K V .... Second Lieutenant THE BAND WARRANT Orrxcnnj. W. S1MMoNs ,... .....,.... , ,.,,, L gadgr GARY HAMMOND ......... L v.,. .....,... Dr um Major SYLVAN Msvnns, . , , .... Chief Mueieian SERGEANTS HAROLD Ram Eummn TATHW au. OSCAR WATIS Page ninety-one JOHN TnAvls LEON STEWART I' 'I Y X 1 F T '29 N ,Q .Rig Q Y: Q i X Q VN QA? ff! y-A K. 3 01 '34 N3 rf Oi k fu :Ti .gil TT ELLIO I F x E UW AR D HC RILL COC1k L EMONS C GLENN 'U 3. A -. -. 2 as - Q -L I 6 MQ me ECI-Ifcl 1925 w- XARAS.-.gs X' Wx VTXJJ X xx..-N xw , ix M Q V Y yr rig ' Q X, , ' , , WY' K X 0 4 C xy, f f X , X, . f I X V xx, , ,f xQx- , 4, ,P f x , fi, K U Y mq , A .Y -1.21 - . f ,, f x.. x ,X ' 5' ' -gh ,. ,-...f ' 4 Yl XOH H 1 1 5 3, HHNHVXX SSO!! 1 ' S 3 i TI ' x V3 Page niurq v -tlfnr 9, UAE- CHO-1925 A W x,,xs3-,rc-.5 - I-?0,p?Zff-0 X I lxigkixx D I 46157- v xx 1,5 X, - S,-' 6,.,.:.,fA 'I f va N ix' Rexx if Junior High School CLEMONS SCHOOL--9-A GRADUATES BOYS BILLINGTON, SHBROD MARSHALL DURRETT, JAMES M. FINNEY, JOHN WILEY, III Fox, TILLMAN ANDERSON GoDwIN, JACK Houx, RDEERT LERoY HUT'roN, JoHN WILLIAM LEE, WALTER JEROME, JR. MCGREGOR, JOHN THURMAN MUNROE, JOHNSON F. NBWBILL, CARL June, 192.5 PRocToR, FRANK SCOTT REYNOLDS, WILLIAM GLASGOW REYNOLDS, LACEY, JR. Rosa, NORVELL SEVIER SIMPSON, MBLY'IN ALLIsoN WIMMBR, OWEN 17430-Graduates-Clemons GIRLS BLAKE, WILL LOUISE BRIDWELL, VIRGINIA KATHERINE BURT, LoUIsE HAGER FARRAR, FRANCES Porn GRIGSBY, EMILY MBDORA HAGEY, DOROTHY ALLBYNI HANIEIN, MAGGIE MARTIN HAYEs, MILDRED HENDRICEE, LYDA EMMA HowARD, BONNIE LOUISE IsEELL, LAURA HORTON LEEIC, HELEN FRANCEE PEDEN, J ANIE KATHERINE PHILPOT, FRANcEs AILBBN STUDDARD, MATTIB FIJLCHER WATTs, MARY ELBANOR WRIGHT, BEssIE RUTH COCKRILL SCHOOL-9-A GRADUATES BOYS ANGEL, VERNON GEORGE FULLER, ALLEN B. GREGDRY, I-IAEGLD DAVIS HARRIS, CI-IARLEE EDWIN LAwRENCE, STALEY M. MURRAY, PAUL D. PHELrs, J AMER T. STRATTUN, JGHN LEE June, 192.5 TUCKER, OwEN M. YDKLEY, JOHN H., JR. GIRLS BURNBTT, ELIZABETH CLOSE, MARTHA LOUISE FLAUTT, ANNETTE RoY JONES, GLADYS IRENE PRATT, JENNIE LOUISE ROSSON, NANCY LEE REID, EDITH D. RIPPBY, IsAEEI.I.E RBDMOND, LILLIAN MAELE RoEERTs, SARAH JANE STEPI-IENs, EMMA LEE STRINGEELLDW, HAZLB GRAY TRAYLOR, SARAH ELLIOTT SCHOOL-9-A GRADUATES BOYS ABBRNATHY, LEO BIRTHRIGHT, HOLLAND CRUTCHPIBLD, SAM DOOCHIN, HARRY ERICsoN, SWEN HADLBY, KENNETH HERsxovITz, HARRY LETT, HOWARD Lock, CHARLES MCNATT, EARL E. NEELY, SIDNEY ODELL TURNER, RICHARD June, 192.5 GIRLS ASHBURN, BERNICE BALLARD, BERDIE LAURA BARNES, RUTH LOUISE BAUMAN, EMMA MAE BRADLEY, MARY MARTHA BURGESS, MARY GLADYS EADY, FRANCES ESKIND, MARGUBRITE GORE, WILLIE MAE HooEERRY, NovELLA KENNEDY, ALICE ELIzAEETH LEDEGRD, CLEO LoRENA LEIEovITz, MARIE LINK, MAR! Lotnss MCCARLIN, BBRTIB MCGRBGOR, ELIzAnETH R. MEDAUGH, BERTHA MILIS, EDNA L. PQTTER, DoRoTHY MAB RoTH, CATHERINE RUSSELL, DAISY LEE SADLBR, MARY AGNES SANDERs, SARAH EDITH SAUNDBRS, VERA OZELLE THOMPsoN, BESSIB WELCH, MAGGIE WINKLBR, THELMA IRBNB Page ninzgy four Ulla ECHO-1925 A -kffn-by Ecwx -W f Q X xx X In X3 ffl X, x5xVH FN f . . KX 7, , - x X L47 'N' X ,xx f '9- .vxxu .614 . R- f ,433 , -554 1 -XK- .1'!f ' 1 . A- 122' . . - 4,50 f's,N . , :II W ,iiiiy i'2?1 ' 'RRI' f-mf fu, aff-P-f.--f' ' :Wy V - .. , Q -f -1. , ., 1. f 9 GLENN SCHOOL-9-A GRADUATES BOYS BEARLEY, MALcoM WILLIAM CoLvETT, SHANNON H. GREENE, HARRY R. JONES, Orro EMIL KOELLBIN, CHARLES L., JR. LucAs, OLLIE C. MADDUX, DOUGLAS H. MALUGEN, WILLIAM A. MURLEY, HARRY T. ROBERTSON, EvERE'rr C. SAUNDBRS, LEoNARD STANTON, WILLIAM ANDREW June, 197.5 ToDD, ALTON WALKER, Buronn WAsI-IEURN, ROBERT JAMES GIRLS ALLEN, ALLINB KATHLEEN BADGETT, KATE ALLEN BADQETT, MARY PAULINE BURKI-IALTER, MAELE COLVETT, MARY EMMA CURRAN, ELIZABETH MARGARET HITT, EDNA LOUISE JACOBS, MARGARET JOHNSON, ANNA MAI JONES, MAE SARAH KEEN, NBLLIB INEz MCGEE, DQRQTHY MCMURTRY, MARTHA PAULINE MAYo, MARY CLARICE PATToN, MARGARET FRANCES PERRY, EUNICE E. RANDOLPH, LILLIAN ALINB STANEIELD, SARAH ELIZABETH STONE, MARY CLAUDIB THACKER, MARY JOSBPHINE HOWARD SCHOOL-9-A GRADUATES BOYS BARNES, JORDAN FLETCHER BQNER, Domus E. BOWMAN, RoEERT L., JR. BROOKE, WILLIAM P. KING, FoRREsT H. LASLBY, CI-IARLEs G. MCWHIRTBR, TI-IAxToN T. MARLIN, WILEER M. MARLIN, W. N. PRUITT, MAURICB COLLINS QUINN, NEIL B. BOYS BRANTLBY, HORACB LELAND, CoLE, Loms GARRIOUS, JR. GIBSON, HENRY SHANE I-IEssEY, MRLVIN OwEN McCoNNELL, FRANK MARTIN, WILLIAM MooRE, FRIERsoN NIcHoLsoN, JAMES BRITON Page ninezjy-Jive June, 192.5 SISK, MILLER S. STANLEY, CARL E. STEwART, BAILEY PATTERSON, WHITFIELD, Josnvn T. GIRLS ALLEN, RUBY ADLINB BoHAN, AGNES CLAIRE BOYD, OTHELLA CAMPEELL, RoxIE CORER, LucILE A. FEIGENEAUM, SADIE FRY, LILLIAN M. GUEE, MIRIAM HARRISON, BERRY ADELE HU00INs, IRENE WILTON HUGHES, ORA EVBLYN LANIus, KATIE JACQUBLIN LEEK, PAULINE G. MARTIN, MINNIE C. MURRAY, TRELLA B. NEVIN, BBSSIB L. NBWWORTB, EVBLYN BELLE SELIGMAN, SARA FALL SCHOOL-8-A GRADUATES J June, 192.5 SAWYBRS, J. GRANVILLE TAYLDR, ALLAN GIRLS ALDRIDGB, EVELYN MAY ALLAN, JESSIE DAURICE BILLS, RUTH EVELYN CHANDLER, DELLA THOMAS GUTHRIB, EVELYN RUTH HOLT, ETHBL JEWEL JAMIsoN, GENEVA MARGUERITE MCGI-IEE, LoRENE AGNES MEADoRs, ALICE ISABBL MITTEWEDE, MILDRBD RosA Moss, EI.sIE MAE PHILLIPS, DOROTHY MAURINE RAINEY, ADAEELLE MARIE TANNER, MARIE G3 Uie cr-1 -1925 ll fx:-5 l'l - ' q::..29 '8 R ?f1:sfnf2f'f? ' AFM ' ROSS SCHOOL-9-A GRADUATES ' June, I97.S BOYS GIRLS KITTELL, ALMA DEVEE CAMPBELL, RAYEURN W. DRAPER, JOSEPH MARCI-IEANIcs Dun, Jossm W. GooDLETT, ROBERT M. HARDAWAY, RICHARD H. HARRUE, CALVIN NELSON MADDUX, WILLIAM R. MAREIIALL, BENNETT J. PAYNE, RDEERT D. RICHARDSON, CHARLTON Y. SMITH, SAMPSON BAUMAN SUGG, ERNEST ALTMAN WAOGONBR, GILBERT M. WHITE, RGEERT LITCIIIIGRD ALLEN, ADDIE LEA BAILEY, ALICE CGRNELIA COOPER, ALLIB MAI CLINE, JEWBLL ALLENE CRow, SARAH E. DAVIS, MILDRED DEws, ALMA LOUISE DEws, DoRoTIIY ELIzAEETI-I DURI-IAM, NIYRA FRANcEs EDWARDS, RUTI-I GILLocIc, LADYE ELIZAEETI-I HAYNIE, MARION FRANCES HILL, VIRGINIA CLEO JoNEs, MARY JANE LANIER, MARY ELIZABETH LITTLE, E. MILDRBD MAGEE, FLEBTA MAY MARTIN, BONNIE LERA McCULI.ocII, LUCILLB V. McPIIERsoN, ELIZABETH SARAH OAKLEY, BELL MARGARET PARKS, OLIVIA PEACI-I, LULA BELLE PEGRAM, OLBBNB EDDIE RIcI-I, DOROTHY M. RUTI-IERI'oRD,KATIIERYN VIRGINIA SIMONS, RUTH STEELE, LULA ELIZABETH STEELE, MARY IDA STEELE, VIRGINIA TARBOX SCHOOL-9-A GRADUATES BOYS ANDERSON, THOMAS J. ATKINS, TILDBN June, 192.5 WATsoN, J. B., JR. WRIGIIT, HUGH, JR. BARRY, ROEERT P. GIRLS BoxLEY, JGI-IN R., JR. COZART, WILLIAM BowMAN, MARY ELIEAEETI-I HARDISON, ERNEST KEESBE, JR. COPELAND, RUTH JACKSON, JDEN R., JE. KING, ALBERT EDWARD, JR. MADDOX, LOVBLL ANDERsoN MATISON, LEON G. MCKBB, JAMEs BRowN, JR. MooRE, RGEERT LEE REEDER, DoN L. ROBERTS, BERTRAM TATOM, ERIC J. VALAEIIE, MANUEL DAVIDSON, MARY DORTCH, MILDRED DORTCH, MARY MONICA EPsTEIN, IRMA LARosE FALKNER, EVELYN ISABELLB GARRBTT, JENNIE GASTON, MARY RACHEL GILL, SARA MCFERRIN HEMIJREE, EDITH JONES, ELSIE HUNTER J OSCBLYN, BBTSBY BOYD LASSXTBR, SARA MGRGAN LoTsPEIcII, ALBERTA Moon MARKS, DoRoTI1Y MARTIN, Ross NELL MASON, CARRIE BELLE MORGAN, CELIA VIRGINIA MoRRIs, MARGARET IRMA PIIARR, MARY PI-IILLIPs, HENRY ETTA RIDINGS, LoUIsE A. RGDENI-IAUsEE, FRANCEE E. ROSBNSTBIN, EsTI-IER SELIGMAN, MIRIAM STUART, LGLA MAI VALAsI:E, LULA WATERS, KATE ALLEN WARNER SCHOOL-9-A GRADUATES June, 191.5 BOYS ANDERSON, ROBERT McCUTcI-IEoN ATKISSON, WILLIAM M. CRENSHAW, J AMES RGEERT, JR. EAGAN, JACK HYLAND FUSON, WILLIAM ARMSTRONG GOODWIN, DELMAs GRANT HUBBARD, BERNICE P., JR. MILLER, Joan G., JR. GIRLS BRASWELL, NEVADA DoRRIs CAMPEELL, CGRA PRIDE CLARK, NELLIE DUE DUBoIs, LEGNA ELIzAEETII HUGIIEE, MAXINB ELLIOTT Page ninety-.fix fr lonnuiul fnnlpoflcvlon BATCHELOR MOTOR COMPANY SIO Broadway PHONE M. 47.73 P. 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