Humes High School - Senior Herald Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Uttii ti3t'tlitttlN Todoty in the rnidst ot otn un- precedented ndtionoti erner- gency the youth ot Americct otre cctiied upon to preserve our democratic woty ot lite. Gut into this ordeotl by tire hove poured ot grectt nictny ot the Hurnes students. More will go. It is to these students thctt the Stott dedicottes, with deepest ddrnirottion ctnd tuiiest sup- port, the 1943 Senior Herdid.

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QA I 1 vw 1 MR. D. M. l-IILUARD, Principal it it 3 its mince 4 ,4 p wmfe fa Me gienfazgi f Throughout human history those institutions of man which have been organized to embellish the mind and to ennoble the soul have striven to reduce their idealism to a creed. A creed is a body of principles or beliefs. Those who profess faith in a creed subscribe to its eternal, continuous, and everlasting truth. By its very nature, then, it partalces of the divine, it transcends human fraility, and it contains within itself, for those who ponder its precepts, an attracting power to raise men above themselves. The purpose of l-fumes High School is to quicken the minds and to adorn the spirits of youth, lt is fitting, therefore, that it have a creed. lt does have one whose principles are eternal and inspiring, Although you see it daily on the Walls on your class roorn, although you repeat it frequent- ly in devotionals, permit it never to become common place in your esteem. During your school days and in the years to come, it 1:1 fr noble Creed to live by. The happy, the successful, the useful, and the greatest ol all ages and of all races have lived by it, and will in all ages to carrie Recite it often to yourself silently and meditate upon it ::er1oiisl',f 1'l11.x 111'11 lllllf I 1l1'1l111Il1 11111.x1'lf H111l11' 'fill' I11 lllv 111111111'l11111111',x I11 l111'1 1111 , I 1 1111 w1'1 1'11l1' 111 11 lllllllf lu 1l1'1'1'l11111111'11l, 11111 l111111I.x H1 11,w111l111'.s',w IIA' I .xl1'11'- 111111111111 l11'll1'1 11111'I1l 1111 ll111,x1 ll ,Ill 11 ill 1'111111' 11ll1'1 1111, 1 If 11 11.x f I11 111 fll l111l1l11 fllflll llll' 1 fllll l.x ll, ll111,s1' 111111 l1111'1 'l'FlI4 l11!1111 lllt, 'l l11x lx 11111 1'1'1'1'1l 111111 11111 l119tf.. yt! ,J ' , .1 ss. 1 ,iggii

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.bi iEftfEfl ui, iii D. M. l'llLLlABD ................................................,,.,.. Principal ELEANOR RICHARDSONQ ........ ......... A ss't. Principal ANNIE M. PRESCOTT ...,..,,,,,.. ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,, S ecre-tary MARGARET HUMPHBEYS ,,..,,,, .,,..,..,.,,..,,, L ibrarian CAPT. LOUIS HARANT ..,.,,,.,, ,,,,,,.,,,,,,.-..,-,-,, P ,M,S,T, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,- .,,, M , Ingtfuctgf CAPT. C. F. HARRISON ........ Alexander, Virginia Allensworth, Iennie Allmond, Nola Aymett, MaCallum Bacon, Mrs. Maria Kim- brough Boswell, Zula M. Branch, Lila Brennan, Mrs. I. P. Clark, Evelyn Conyers, Mrs. Katie Bell Elliott, Claire Marie England, Elizabeth x ...........Band Director MRS. WELLFORD WITHERS Cafeteria MRS. MARY CODY SPENCER Asst Cafeter GUY B. BARNES. MRS. GRACE TAYLOR Hygiene MRS. W. W. FARABOUGH Attendance MRS. HARRY HIGH Presiden MRS. GEORGE D. ASHTON Supply QEHCAEIA Farr, Lilla Mae Fisher, Mary B. Geraghty, Gertrude Gibson, Agnes Haisty, Mrs. Donna Sue Hall, Katherine I-liltpold, Walter S. Hurt, Mary Iohnson, Susie M. Iones, C. C. Keathley, Mrs. Gladys Lewis, E. R. Lochrie, Helen Marmann, Elsie V McCain, Elizabeth McCleary, Mary T Moffett, N. Louise Moreland, Mrs. C. Thompson Neely, Mrs. Odessa Tomlinson Newton, Margaret Wadley R Nix, lack C. Walker lv Patton, Lucille m alk r Mary Pearce, Loriece estbrook Mrs Fern Presgrove, Keathley Wilford Aillee Reed, Mabel Winfield Sm Richmond, Eleanor W t Cy'ZZc'6!iIfl7.f 'com V. ruutxi 7-6!f!2ccJcdlenf lt is indeed an honor to be selected to serve so fine an az the I-lurid: PTA. Nay I pledge my support and that of the entire association to the faculty. May we work together as harmoniously the future aaa we have in the past. May the Seniors of 1943 remember the lessons they have learned Hiiines, and l ani confident that there will be no problem too blg tlioiii to cope with in the future. Sincerely