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

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CALL TO COLORS

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THE BUSINESS OE EDUCATION GOES FORWARD Ott tor Chattanooga Progress in Transportation Dr. Hilliard, realizing the necessity for some means ot school transportation which would be available at all times, has added to the school equipment a station wagon. Some of the trips the station wagon has made in its first year ot service are one to Chattanooga, one to Humboldt, one to lackson, one to Martin, and two to Nashville. ln addition this has been a ready means for getting members ot the athletic department to and from the games they have played, and for transacting many matters of school business. it ik ik ik l E , A 'l.......--1 L, C. HUMES HIGH SCHOOL V PAGE EIGHT

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Ti-IE DEVOTIV NA.. BOTTOM TO TOP-LEET TO RIGHT First Row-Kenneth Benderman, Sarah Conder, Betty Lundy, Helen Grigsley, Mary Io Miles, Virginia Denson, Marlene Weger, Mary E. Steele, Iaames Garvey. Second Row-Robert Earl Shears, loAnn Hutcherson, Thelma Crone, Carl Tones, Lewis Smith, Iohnny Patterson, Iohnny Lovelady, Billy Carlton, Margaret Iohnson, Marjorie Draitin, Donald Purnell, Third Row-Darrell Eilce, lean Short, Sally Gray, Eleanor Mercer, Kathryn Doty, Martha Black, Delores Denson, Dorothy Sue Mallett, Ann Smith, Marylin Simpson, Eugene Murphy, Durrell Suber. Each morning the school begins its days work with the Devotional. This consists ot a reading from the Bible, songs by selected members trom the two Glee Clubs, and the Lords Prayer. The exercises are given over the public address system ot the school, and follow immediately the formal raising of the flag. il , Eitlltg SENIOR CLASS TEACHERS l2-l 12-3 MISS IENNIE ALLENSWORTH MR. C. C. IONES 12-2 l2-4 MISS MILDBED SCRIVENER MISS MARGARET THOMPSON PAGE TEN