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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1956 volume:

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Officers ..........T...., ,s---- 3 Senior Class Section cccc........ ,---- 9 Last Will and Testament c,,c.cc ....... 2 4 Prophecy ,.,.....,.,.c.cccccccccc,. ....... 2 6 Wl1o's Who ccc,ccc,ci,c,.,.. ......v 2 9 Mr. and Miss Humes ...... ....... 5 0 Military Section ............ ......, 3 3 Sports Section ,.,,,,.c.cc....c....,.... ....... 5 9 Junior Certification Section ...... ....... 5 7 Activities ........................,.,.. ....... 6 7 Staff .................... ..... 1 O0 Advertisements ...... .i... 1 04 PRINCIPAIJS MESSAGE lldutation, to he suttesstiul, must develop a continuous desire to read, study, ,tnd relilett throughout one's liletime. 'l'his enahles one to hetome distriminatin ' in thou 'ht and inde- t .L pendent in attion instead ol' falling prey to the high pressure and hallylioo ol' modern advertising or the ready-made opinion ot' the commentator or demagogue. Sell'-education must proteed from where the tollege leaves olili. lixperiente is .1 line teather, hut its range is limited to one lifetime. However, the reading ol' good hooks opens 11 universe that one tan know and understand only through good literature. 'llirough hooks we learn ot' distant lands and interesting people. Through hooks xx e learn ot tht past and consequently know lvetter what is to he expeeted lrom the tuture. Books lwring us a heritage of the great minds ol' the past. The founding fathers ol our tountry depended largely upon the great hooks ol' humanity lor their education, as many ol' them were seltf educated. It has heen said that Books are the eluietest and most tonstant ol' liriendsg they are the most accessible and wisest of counselors, and the most patient teathersf' liy reading wisely one tan tontinue to edutate oneself. Even with a limited amount ol' time at one's disposal good reading habits will broaden horizons, rid one ol' talse prejudites, and ex- pand one's interests, Reading, study, and retilettion will help one dexelop a world out- look and at the same time enrieh one's environment, making lwetter titizens. T. Cf. BRINDLIZY MISS ELEANOR RICHMOND Anistant Principal MR. T. C. BRINDLEY Principal MISS ROSE ELLEN BLUNT S ecrelary lo the Prinripal zaiw ,J ,my I7- n H I HUMES HIGH FACULTY T. C. BRINDLEY Prinripal ALEXANDER, VIRGINIA ALLENSWORTH, JENNIE ANDRE, MRS. ANAGLEN AYMETT, MCCALLUM BATTEN, MRS. SUE M. BLAKENEY, MRS. ANOLA BOULDIN, MRS. DOROTHY BOYCE, RUBE BRANCH, LILA COATS, R. ROY CONYERS, MRS. KATIE BELLE COOK, MRS. C. B. DARBY, MRS. HELEN C. FISHER, MARY FORRESTER, HAZEL FULLER, DELORES GARREN, MRS. CAROLE B. GEOGHEGAN, HELEN GWALTNEY, FLOIS HALL, KATHERINE HARRELL, VIRGINIA HARTSFIELD, MRS. MARY KATHRYN HATCHER, MARGARET ANN HATHCOCK, HUGH HILTPOLD, WALTER S. JOHNSON, SUSIE M. ELEANOR RICHMOND Axfiftant Principal JONES, C. C. HUTCHINSON, .D. R. KEATHLEY, MRS. GLADYS KENNEDY, FRANCES LOCHRIE, HELEN LOKEY, MRS. BODAH MARMANN, ELSIE V. MEEKS, J. A. MOFFETT, N. LOUISE MOSS, FRANCES PATTON, LUCILLE PEARCE, LORIECE PIERCE, DOROTHY PRESGROVE, MRS. ELLEN PRESGROVE, KEATHLEY REED, MABEL ROBINSON, LYDE SCHILLING, ELSA A. SCRIVENER, MILDRED STEPHENS, MRS. JULIA S. TAYLOR, ROBERT THOMPSON, LEE C. THOMPSON, MARGARET WEAKS, LOUISE WIDDOP, H. R. WILLIAMS, W. O. ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF BLUNT, ROSE ELLEN Secretary to lbe Principal GARRISON, MRS. LUCILLE Cafeteria Manager TAYLOR, MRS. INA Auirtant Manager RIDDICK, N. E. Building Superintendent SGT. LUTHER CRABLE R.0.T.C. SGT. BUFORD A. HATLEY R.0.T.C. CHANDLER, MRS. ADA Nur.re PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION YORK, MRS. CALVIN P.T.A. Prexidenl ZIQUES, MRS. AUIJREY Supply Table RETIRED FACULTY MEMBERS ALLMOND, NOLA BACON, MRS. MARIA K. CHERRINGTON, MRS. CHARLES GIBSON, AGNES HILLIARD, MR. D. M. MORELAND, MRS. C. A. WALKER, MARY WARE, BIRDIE L. SPENCER, MRS. MARY MISS ELEANOR RICHMOND A.1.s'i,m111l Primillmf MR. T. C. BRINDLEY PI'iHl'flDI1f MISS ROSE ELLEN BLUNT SI Inf!.f1'y lm ffuf Prlflfjlfuf ,Q--5 A P.T.A. OFFICERS 1955-1956 MR. T. C. BRINDLEY Principal Miss Eleanor Richmond Assistant Principal Mrs. Calvin W. York President Mrs. Richard R. Spore Mrs. Chester Mitchell Mrs. W. MCBryde Advisory Past Presidents Mrs. Luther Little C baplain Mrs. A. D. Poole Recording Secretary Mrs. F. A. Coscia Corresponding Secretary Mrs. L. E. Ingram Treasurer Mrs. J. F. Owen Historian Mrs. H. L. Schneider Parliarnentarian Mrs. George Perkins Financial Secretary Mrs. C. O. Davis Director Educational TV Mrs. A. R. Xiques Supply Table Mrs. Lucille Garrison Cafeteria Manager AIDE TO PRESIDENT Mrs. D. M. Simpson First Vice President DEPARTMENT OF SERVICE Mrs. Billy Arnold Second Vice President Mrs. J. T. Frazier Telephone Miss Eleanor Richmond Legislation Mrs. Billy Arnold Mrs. George Morat Hospitality Mrs. C. M. Daniels Registration Mrs. Calvin W. York Publicity and Scrapbook Mrs. F. A. Coscia Miss Lucille Patton Sunshine DEPARTMENT OF EXTENSION Mrs. james T. Duncan Tbird Vice President Mrs. Henry J. Wilson, jr. Congress Publications Mrs. james T. Duncan Parent Education 'Miss Helen Lochrie Founders' Day DEPARTMENT OF ORGANIZATION Mrs. L. C. Dudley First Vice President Mrs. Calvin W. York Acbieifernent Sbeet Mrs. R. R. Spore Study of Manual Mrs. L. C. Dudley Membership Mrs. J. W. McBryde junior High Mrs. F. T. Johnson Senior Higb DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE Mrs. F. G. Lucas Fiftb Vice President MRS. F. G. LUCAS City Beautiful Miss Elsa Schilling Mrs. Ray Materna Red Cross Mr. T. C. Brindley Safety Mrs. T. Billions Student Aid Mrs. Odell james Civil Defense Mrs. B. F. Wilson Citizensbip MRS. T. C. BRINDLEY Honorary Vice President Mrs. Aaron Russell Fire Prevention DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Mrs. D. W. Furr Sixtb Vice President Mrs. D. M. Simpson Program Miss Dorothy Pierce Art Miss Virginia Alexander Music Mrs. Hal Ballinger International Relations Miss Katherine Hall Scbool Education Mrs. Chester Mitchell Council Headquarters DEPARTMENT OF HOME SERVICE Mrs. E. M. Sisk Seventb Vice President Mrs. Lem A. Scarbrough juvenile Protection Miss Flois Gwaltney Library Extension DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Mrs. Louis Clay Eigbtb Vice President Mrs. W. E. Armstrong Social Hygiene and Public Healtb Mrs. William Ellis Mental and Dental Hygiene Mrs. M. I. Bailey Nutrition Mrs. Woodrow Sanford Crippfled Cbildren Mrs. Louis Clay Cancer Control ,li A J XP in gp. Zi rod cs he S o Cl s f195f , N H ules, the Her inf ue t enir as SENIOR TEDDY I,AXY'RIiNCI'f P11 llallc 111 OFFICERS l -A Rlulll VAN HOOSER JIMMY IJUOR frnm lm Plwhfllll H1131' 'vim P'w,'1f111l MARY Rl'l'H 'HUIMAN SISIIZ CQRl l'CQHlfIlZLD LIONEL BETHIZA lx11H1.Z111u 511111111 01111. 1111111111115 511'ml.1rVy I1 1 111 1 KUYIAY 'IARAS LIONILI. SPAl'I.DlNCi ROHl2R'lA HAIRE -HM AIIIIYFR l',1I.f1.111.'11,'1.111.11,' RL 111111111 S11.Q1.1111A.1!-,'i111w f,1Z'.lf'f.ll!! SHARON PATRICIA ARENDALE: Cosmetology, Commercial Work, FHA, English, and History Clubsp' Junior Red Cross Representative. WILLIAM HERBERT ARMES, JR.: Math, Science, Honor Society, Football, Key and Hi-Y Clubs, Student Council President. PEGGY JEAN ARMSTRONG: Commercial Work, Glee, English, and Thespian Clubs. JERRY BAKER: Commercial Work, Baseball, Hi-Y, Speech, President English Clubs, Vice President Homeroom. JOYCE ELON ARRINGTON: Commercial Work, Honor Society, Y-Teens and Sabre Clubs, L. C. Humes Award, Girls' State Delegate. ARTHUR BARBEE: Drafting, Herald, Glee, and History Clubs, English Club Parliamen- tarian. BARBARA JEAN BARRON: Commercial Wfork, Spanish, English, and History Clubs. JACK BERRESSEM: Drafting, Biology and History Clubs. ll OLIVIA BELL: Cosmetology, English, Y-Teens, FHA, and Latin 3 Clubs, Secretary Homeroom. at S 5 I ki? W ,Q . , .. .,,, .,.,. qi.. . It ,, ,, ififffzif -iifzlf 3 4 . IT.. LIONEL BETHEA: Drafting, Football, Track, President Homeroom, Treasurer Senior Class, Parliamentarian English Club, Vice President Spanish Club, Sergeant-at-Arms History Club. BEVERLY BIRMINGHAM: Commercial Work, Spanish, English, and Secretaries of To- morrow Clubs, Student Council Representative. RONNIE BLEDSOE: Science, Football, Track, Reporter Biology, Sabre, President English Clubs, Sergeant-at-Arms Homeroom. CAROLYN DORIS BLACK: Commercial Work, Secretaries of Tomorrow, Glee, Y-Teens, and Secretary English Clubs. EUGENE BRADBERRY: Drafting, Speech, Treasurer English, and Sergeant-at-Arms His- tory Clubs, Vice President Band. SHELBY JEAN BLACKLEY: Cosmetology, Y-Teens and T841 Clubs, Vice President of English, History, and Cosmetology Clubs. JIM BRAMLITT: Drafting, T8cI, History, and English Clubs, Red Cross Representative. MYRA MARIE BLUESTEIN: History, Commercial Work: Reporter ot' History Cluh: Szihre, Y-Teens, :intl English Cluhs. OVID BRIDGEXWATER, IR.: Bookkeeping, Math: Biology Club: ROII, ANN BRADDOCQK: Cosmetologyg English and Cosmetology Clulws. IAMIES BURRESS: Milthg Hi-Y, TSI, History :incl English Clulvs. a AIOIINNIE BRANIIAM: Commercizll Work: Reporter, History Cluh: Spanish, English, and Biology Clulus. UIACK ALLEN CALHOUN: Math, Drafting: S.ihre, Hi'Y, .intl History Cluhsg Rifle Team. BARBARA BRAUER: ciOlDl11CfL'IL1l Wcmrkg Y- Teens, FHA, Secretary of Tomorrow, and English Cliilvsg Retl Cross Rep. DENNIS CIIEXW: Drafting, Bookkeeping: Ilemlil Stiittg English Cluh Reporter: Hi-Y and Cilee Cluhs, 15 Popularity Queen. Clulvs. E S' dit X si il Q LORETTA LEIGH CARSON: Commeitiail XXfork, History: Setretiiry ot' Tomorrow, Y-Teens :intl Glue Clulwsg English .ind EHA Clubs, Honor Lt. Col.g Alt. Eootlmll Queen: Sotiety lftlitor ot' Her.iltlg Senior JOHN LOUIS COLE: Math, History: ROTC, English .intl History VIRGINIA RAYE CHERRY: Home Ee: Honor Society: l HA Reporter: Homeroom Treasurer: YfI'eens, History, English, gintl Glee Clulns. IRVING STANLEY COOPER: Math, Science: Siihre Cluhg Comm. ol' S.initiitiong SL'ftLIL'.lI1i-2lf- Arms, Speech Ciluh. ANNIZICIE CQOLLUMS: ci0INl11L'I'CI.lI XY'orIig EHA, Biology, Sciente, .intl English Cluhs. BOBBY CRUM: Math, Arr: English Cluh Sergegint-iit'Armsg Homeroom Reporter: TSI, Hi'Y, and Speech Cluhs. MINNIE -IOYCE COUNTESS: Clommertiul W'ork, Seienteg Secretary ot' Tomorrow, Y-' Teens, EHA, :intl English Clubs. IAMES A. DALLAS: Math, Seienee: Cheer' leader: History Cluh Presitlentg Reporter of Key and Sabre Clubsg Homeroom Reporter. VIRGINIA ERLINE CRAFT: Commercial Work, English, Y-Teens, FHA, and Glee Clubs. BILLY FERRELL DANIELS: Drafting, T841 and English Clubs. SARA CRIHFIELD: Commercial Work, His- tory, History Club Secretary, FHA, Secretary of Tomorrow, and English Clubs. MAJOR WAYNE DAVIS: Drafting, Metal Shop, English Club. CHARLOTTE ANN CROSSETT: Commercial Work, Spanish, English Club Reporter, Speech, Spanish, and Y-Teens Clubs. TONEY L. DAVIS: Science, Math, History Club Treasurer, Sabre, Key, Hi-Y, and 'English Clubs, Rifle Team. SARAH RUTH CRUTCHEIELD: Commercial Work, History Club President, Senior Class Corresponding Secretary, Y-Teens Rep. BOBBY GENE DEAN: Drafting, Math, Eng- lish Club Sergeant-at-Arms, History and T811 Clubs. Flaw' MARILYN JANEEN DAVIS: Commercial Work, Glee Club, Red Not . Cross Rep., 9-2 Homeroom Treasurer. Available I I ' DANNY DENDRINES: History, Speech, History and English Clubs. - - METHY- PATSY C. DAVIS: Cosmetology, TRI Club, Junior Y-Teens, Junior FHA, English Club Treasurer, Cosmetology Club Reporter. JERROLD G. DEWEASE: Science, Math, Honor Society, Boys' State Delegate, Key, Sa- bre, Trig, and History Clubs, English Club Vice President, Physics Club President. JOY DECKELMAN: Cosmetology, Home Ec, English, Cosmetology, T8cI, and Y-Teens Clubs. JIMMY DUNCAN: Math, Mechanical Draw- ing, Key, Biology, and English Clubs, ROTC. LOY JEAN DENNINGTON: Band, History, Speech, Y-Teens, English, Sabre, and Biology Clubs, Student Council and Red Cross Rep. ALBERT RAYMOND EASTMAN: Math, Drafting, Hi-Y and Key Clubs, Baseball, Bas- ketball, and Track. E MITZI ANN DIEPHOLZ: Commercial Work, Home Ec: Vice Presi- dent of Y-Teens: Captain Y-Teens Basketball Team: FHA and Secre- taries of Tomorrow Clubs. HOWARD LUNN FERGUSON: Math, Band, Science: Band Re- porter, History and TKI Clubs. BARBARA JEAN DUBLIN: Commercial Work, Home Ec: Honor Society: FHA Presi- dent: English Club Treasurer: Y-Teens, Latin and History Clubs, jIMMY XVILLIS GATES: Commercial Wfork, Vocal Music: Glee Club: English Club Treas- urer. HELEN DIANE ENGLISH: Math, English: Secretary Honor Society: Honorary Lieutenant Colonel: Cheerleader: Alternate to Girls' State. THOMAS GRAVES: Metal Shop, Art: T84I, English, History, and Art.Clubs. 1 NANCY LEE EVANS: Cosmetology, Home lic: Red Cross Alternate: T8:I, FHA, Latin, and English Clubs. ROBERT EUGENE HAIRE: Drafting, Speech: All-Memphis Junior Baseball 3 Years: State Medley Relay Champion: Sergeant-at-Arms Sen- ior Class. Spanish Clubs. Speech Clubs. P 5 W i 4-R ' I LINDA KAY FALLIN: Science, Math: Y-Teens, History, English, and IERRY HAYNIE: Mechanical Drawing, Speech: Hi-Y, Key, Glee, and FRANCES FITZGERALD: History, Latin: junior and Senior Y-Teens: Latin, Speech, and History Clubs: Ninth Grade Homeroom Presi- dent. NOLEN HOWELL HARPER: Metal and XVood Shops: English, T8:I, and History Clubs. XVILLA FERN FRANKS: Cosmetology, Home Ec: History Club Secretary: Y-Teens and T811 Clubs. CHARLES FLOYD HECTOR: Drafting, Shop: TRI Club: Nine Years Perfect Attend- ance. BETTY FRYAR: Art, History: Speech Club Reporter: Biology Club Sunshine Committee: English Club. TOMMY HENRY: Math, Art: Hi-Y, Key. and Sabre Clubs: Boys' City Delegate: Boys' State Alternate. FRANCES LAVERNE GATEWOOD: Commercial Work, Home Ec, Honor Society, English, FHA, and Secretary of Tomorrow Clubs. BARRY HOUSTON: Math, English, Biology, Spanish, History, and Sabre Clubs. IMA JEAN GATEWOOD: Cosmetology, Home Ec, Honor Society, English and Cosme- tology Clubs. BILL JACOBI: Speech, Vocal Music, Speech Club President, Glee Club Vice President, Hi-Y Secretary, English Club Sergeant-at-Arms. ELLA KATE GIVEN: Cosmetology, Short- hand, English Club. JIM B. JEFFRIES: History, Speech Club Presi- dent, Sabre Club Treasurer, English Club Vice President, Senior Class Chaplain. PEGGY SUE GUTHRIE: Math, Vocal Music, Honor Society, L. C. Humes Award 10th and 11th Grades, Y-Teens, Speech, and Biology Clubs. GORDON LEE JONES: History, Drafting, Track, English, Speech, History, and Glee Clubs. Clubs. Picture Noi Available EVELYN LOUISE HALL: Commercial Work, Vocal Music, Glee Club Reporter, Secretary of Tomorrow Vice President, Y-Teens and English LAVERNE KOLIVAS: Electric and Wood Shops, T8cI, and History Clubs, English Club President. ' BARBARA ANN HAMMOND: Science, Speech, Speech Club Secretary, Sabre and Eng- lish Clubs. RICHARD KORSAKOV: Science, Math, Her- ald Staff Reporter, English Club. LORETTA I-IARDING: Band, Vocal Music, Speech Club Vice President, Band Record Of- ficer, Historv and English Clubs. LOUIS KULLMAN: Math, Science, Hi-Y, His- tory, English, Physics, and Trig Clubs. DOROTHY ANN HATLEY: Commercial Work, Secretary of Tomorrow, English, and History Clubs. JAMES M. LAMPLEY: Science, English, Biol- ogy, and History Clubs. BARBARA ANN HERD: Commercial Work, Band: English Club. TEDDY LAWRENCE: Math, Drafting: President of the Senior Classg ' m,,x 1 Siminish Club Sergeiint-nt-Armsg Vice President Homeroom, Baseball. HAZFL ANNETTE HERRMANN: Cosmetol- ogy, Home Ecg Cosmetology Club Treasurer: English Club. HOWARD LFAPTROTT: Commercial Work, Driittingg Homeroom Sergeiint-at-Arms: English Club. RUTH VAN HOOSIZR: Languages, Senior Cfliiss Girls' Vice President: Co-Captain Y-Teens Basketball Team, Cheerleader. ALAN LIND: History, Math, English, History, rind Trig Clubs. DOROTHY ANN HUNT: Languages, Honor Sotietyg History, Y-Teens, Latin, Spanish, and Setretiiry of Tomorrow Clubs. PHILIP LEE MALONE: Vocal Music, Math, Olee Club President, Home-room Vice President, Key :ind English Clubsg Football, Track. 3 History Clubs. Q 85? g +0 . g R x, Picfure Noi' Available ,,,..-pw ,IUDITH MARGARET INGRAM: History, FHA President: Treasurer of Homeroom and Biology Club, Y-Teens and English Clubs. IOE WAYNE MASSEY: Math, History: ROTC, Spanish, English, and YOE YEANER INGRAM: Commercial Work, Secretary of Tomorrow President: Thespians Reporter: Sabre, English, and Y-Teens Clubs. JAMES C. MATHENY: Science, Math: His- tory Club Sergeant-at-Arms, Footballg English Club Vice President. BERTI-IA FAYE JAMISON: Commercial Work, Y-Teens President: Glee Club Secretary: Sabre .Clubg Cheerleader, TOMMY ED MATHIS: Shop, Drafting: Glee Club: Herald Staffg Hi-Y, English, and History Clubs. JO NELL JOHNSON: Art, Red Cross Alt.: FHA, Y-Teens, Latin, and English Clubs. JAMES ALVIN MITCHELL: Shop, Band: His- tory, English, and T8:I Clubs. BEVERLY KEITH: Commercial Work, English Club Secretary, Sec- retary of Tomorrow, Spanish Clubs. LLOYD GARY MOORE: Drafting, Commercial Art, English, Hi-Y, and Art Clubs, Basketball, Baseball, JOSIE MAY KEE: Commercial Work, Art, Spanish, History, English, and Y-Teens Clubs. THOMAS FRANKLIN MULLIGAN: Math, Science, English, and History Clubs. NORMA LAWRENCE: Commercial Work, Y-Teens and History Clubs, English Club Par- liamentarian. RICHARD MURDOCK: Commercial Work, Herald Staff, History, English, Hi-Y, Glee, and T8:I Clubs. SANDRA LAWRENCE: Cosmetology, Home Ec, Cosmetology Club President, English, FHA, T8:I Clubs, Red Cross Rep, IERRY WAYNE MURPHY: Math, Science, Speech Club Sergeant-at-Arms, Biology Club Vice President. ,ir Q sg fi il .gs A if? A T l gms. . . , ., i . 'fssaff 'e ff: if f ' lf 1195...-ite ' ,. r. em' Eu-A - 1 is '?4f.i': il? . . -s- t?5W '6Z ,Sf 6 ,if 2 sr' wg. -145173355 , i ..k, ., I ,, fe it Q, 61 1 X it, X E as R-is if 456: 14 Q, f' .ag - 'r.f'ifi'i1iQ .ii.,V,,,,g i - - . ..,,i1:a:sa i ,,,., 3 ...gtk ..,. . A j, A ,X , ii kiwi A S A , K X1 aw as + i ,mfr M gfggifw-..A 1:--f , ,Q z..ssi t2e --.I :.f2E?'5 fg - fi1?f:5l?Qff25'E -. ' Gi' 7 T755 ii! Q X?i'fLf.3 5Xf?I i iii ' 'I F' If E. ., .g k g sa, .eaagi I It . . ,n, ,,55,., , Q - ' r ft 'A n rfiiw . :tt K, .7 jk, igi::'fi: Q. :-,.i.,if- K - atszifffv 5' - : j V I Q af. 1:1 1, -V ,. sy ' f--if as - - kg f fur:-was ' 1 1, .- i 2 i I X JE W3 ,wr i 1 .: .,,.iia'. . if Nw 4 , 4. i A ' J BEVERLY JEAN LEACH: Cosmetology, Math, English Club Vice President, TESLI, Sabre, and Cosmetology Clubs. EDGAR McDANIEL: Band, Shop, Electric Shop Foreman, Rifle Team, Q T841 and English Clubs. ELIZABETH THERASA LESLIE: Commercial Work, Honor Society, Red Cross Representative, Y-Teens and Secretary of Tomorrow Clubs. DANIEL McKINNEY: Electric Shop, Draft- ing, Hi-Y and T8zI Clubs. ALURA JEAN LITTLE: Commercial Work, Band, Homeroom Secretary, Y-Teens, Glee, Secretary of Tomorrow, and Sabre Clubs, Foot- ball Queen. CHARLES MCSWAIN: Drafting, Math, Sec- ond in State 880 Relay Race, Track, Football, Basketball, and Baseball, Hi-Y, English, His- tory, Biology, and H Clubs. ANNE LLOYD: Commercial Work, Y-Teens, Speech, English, and FHA Clubs. DON NEWTON: Metal Shop, T8:I, Biology and English Clubs. Q BEVERLY ANN LEWIS: Commercial Work: Y-Teens, FHA, English, and History Clubs: Red Cross Representative. NEIL NICAR: Math, History: English and History Clubs. SYLVIA ANN LEWIS: Vocal Music, Speech: Glee: English, and Speech Clubs. ROY NOLEN: History, Drafting: Homeroom President: Sabre Club Vice President: Key Club Secretary-Treasurer: Football: Hi-Y, History, English, and Glee Clubs. VALERA ANNE LUCAS: Math, Languages: Ninth Grade L. C. Humes Award: Honor So- ciety: Spanish Club Treasurer: Y-Teens and Sabre Clubs. JOHN LEE OVERBY: Math, Metal Shop: T6cI, English, and History Clubs. BARBARA ANN LUNSFORD: Band, Com- mercial Work: Band Librarian: Sabre and Eng- lish Clubs. RAYMOND NEIL PARRIS: Math, Metal Shop: President of History and Spanish Clubs: English Club Secretary: Hi-Y. I, . .. .. 1 W L ,ig Vw i 1 . i in ' I -il . ii iiifil i' i,5 l' .ii , i ii. Y .I. FRANCES CAROLE MASSERANO: Band, Commercial Work: Secre- tary of Tomorrow, and English Clubs: Band Secretary. BILLY JONES PATTERSON: Band, History: Hi-Y, English, and History Clubs: Band Instrument Manager. MARTHA MAX: Commercial Work: English Club Treasurer: Honor Society: Secretary of Tomorrow, Glee, and History Clubs. PAUL WILLIAM PEARSON: Wood and Metal Shop: English, History, and T841 Clubs. LYNETTE MAY: Vocal Music: Speech and Glee Clubs, GEORGE M. PIERCE: History: junior Sports: Football, Basketball: Holder of Record for 120 Yard High Hurdles: Herald Staff Photographer: Quill and Scroll, NSPA. RUTH ANN MOORE: Commercial Work: Speech Club Chaplain: Spanish and English Clubs. ROBERT PITTMAN: Math, History: Band: Herald Staff: Band Uniform Manager: Hi-Y. LINDA LOU MCBRIDE: Commercial Work, Secretary of Tomorrow Chaplain, History and English Clubs. JIMMY POOR: Math, Mechanical Drawing, Key and Sabre Clubs President, Captain of Cheerleaders, Senior Class Boys' Vice President, Honor Society, Boys' State Delegate. IDA BEVERLY MCFADIN: Commercial Work, Vocal Music, Glee, Secretary of Tomor- row, and English Clubs, Red Cross Representa- tive. AUBREY GIGI POSTON: Band, Drafting, Boys' State Delegate, Homeroom President, Hi-Y Vice President, Key and Thespians Clubs, Student Director of Band. HELEN RUTH McPHAIL: Commercial Work, Secretary of Tomorrow, Y-Teens, FHA, and English Clubs, Herald Staff, Y-Teens Basket- ball. BILLY RAMSEY: Metal Shop, General Shop, T841 Club. JOY ANN NEARN: History, FHA, Spanish, English, Speech, Y-Teens, and Biology Clubs. JOE LYNN RABURN: Band, Speech, Math, Band President, Thespians Vice President, Hi-Y Treasurer, Speech and English Clubs. and Art Clubs. l CYNTHIS VESTER NEAL: Commercial Work, Home Ec, Science, Biology, FHA, English, and Physics Clubs. JAMES MAJOR ROYAL: Electric Shop, Art, T8zI, History, English SANDRA CLAIRE NELSON: Band, Math, Commercial Work, Y-Teens Basketball, Band Drum Major, Secretary of Tomorrow and Eng- lish Clubs. JERRY LEE SANDERS: Drafting, All-Mem- phis Football and Baseball 54, Track, Basketball, State Medley Relay Team Championship, All- State. THELMA YVONNE NOLEN: Commercial Work, Glee, Y-Teens, English, and Speech Clubs, Red Cross Rep. TYRONE GARY SARIPKIN: Drafting, Art, Rifle Team Captain, Sabre, English, and History Clubs. KATHERINE ELIZABETH OWEN: Home Ec, Commercial Work, Honor Society, FHA Class Treasurer, English and Secretary of To- morrow Clubs. LIONEL ELLSWORTH SPAULDING: Draft- ing, Math, Senior Class Reporter, Herald Staff, English Club Treasurer, Hi-Y Basketball. f-5 Picture Nof Available TERESA KAY OXWEN: Art, Home Ec, Homeroom Secretary, Y-Teens, English, FHA, Sabre Clubs. JERRY LEE STELL: Math, Science, National Honor Society President, Homeroom President, Key Club Vice President, Boys' State Rep. JO LYNN PALMER: Math, Science, National Honor Society Treasurer, Girls' State Alt., Tenth Grade L. C. Humes Award, Y-Teens and English Clubs. KOSTAS JOHN TARAS: Math, Science, Stu- dent Council Treasurer, Senior Class Parlia- mentarian, Speech Club President, Homeroom Vice President. BETTY PANNELL: Commercial Wforkg Eng- lish, Spanish, Biology, and History Clubs. FRANK EDWARD UNDERXVOOD: Draft- ing, Math, English Club President. PEGGY JOYCE PARKS: Commercial Work, Home Ec, Co-Captain Cheerleaders, Homeroom Vice President, Assistant Manager Y-Teens Basketball, DONALD BURNIE WEAKLEY: Math, Me- chanical Drawing, Hi-Y President, City Rep. for Key Club, Co. Executive Officer, ROTC. PATSY PATTERSON: Science, History, Honor Society, Student Coun- cil Vice President, Homeroom Vice President, Sabre, Y-Teens, Spanish, ' 19 and English Clubs. COSBY WELDEN: Science, Commercial Work, Math, Speech and Biology Clubs. BETTY LOU PENNINGTON: Bookkeeping, Science, Biology, History, FHA, and English Clubs. LELAND WELDEN: Bookkeeping, Scienceg English, History, and Speech Clubs. IVA LOU POOLE: Cosmetology, Commercial Work, English, History, Cosmetology, and TRI Clubs, Y-Teens. N In JESSE ROBERT WIGGINS: Shops, Draftingz T8cI, History, and English Clubs. RUTH PROCTOR: Commercial Wfork: Eng- lish, Secretary of Tomorrow, History, and Latin Clubs, Student Council Rep. FRANKIE PITTMAN WILLIAMS: Draft- ing, Science, Junior Football, Biology, English Clubs, Speech Club Vice President. WILMA JEAN RHIDES: Commercial Work, Y-Teens, English, His- tory, and FHA Clubs. HAROLD WILLIE WIGINTON: History, Speech, Drafting, Presi- dent of Thespians, English Club Vice President, State Medley Relay Championship Team, Baseball, Football, Basketball, Track, All-State, All-Memphis. GLENDA FAYE ROBERTS: Commercial Work, Y-Teens, Glee, and English Clubs. JOHN BUBBA WITHERS: Shop, Art, His- tory, Red Cross Reporter, English Club Ser- geant-at-Arms, T841 and Hi-Y Clubs. MARY MARGERITE ROYAL: Science, Math, Y-Teens, FHA, Latin, English, and Biology Clubs. , X l , LEONARD EARL YATES: Math, Spanish, Spanish, Hi-Y, English, and Sabre Clubs. FREDERICA RUSSELL: Math, Languages, Student Council Com. of Public Works, Cheer- leader, Homeroom Treasurer, Spanish Club Sec- retary: Y-Teens. RUBY LOUISE SASSER: Commercial Work, Home Ec, Y-Teens, English Club, Red Cross Rep. PHYLLIS ANN SIMMONS: Commercial Work, Cosmetology, Student Council and Red Cross Rep., Y-Teens, English, and Speech Clubs. DALE LEE SMITH: Commercial Work, English Club Secretary, Spanish, English, Sabre, History, and Y-Teens Clubs. JANE STOVALL: History, Home Ec, English, FHA, Biology, and Y-Teens Clubs. SUSAN KATHERINE TAYLOR: Cosmetol- ogy, T8zI, English, History, and Cosmetology Clubs, Y-Teens, FHA. AURORA PAULINE THORN: Commercial Work, Band, Latin, English, and Secretary of Tomorrow Clubs. MARY RUTH TILLMAN: Commercial Work, Home Ec, Senior Cheerleader, Homeroom Treas- urer, Senior Class Recording Secretary, First Alt. Football Queen. SHIRLEY GLYNN TAYLOR: Commercial Work, Home Ec, Junior Cheerleader, FHA, Latin, History, English, and Secretary of To- morrow Clubs. MARY FRANCES TRAMEL: Cosmetology, English, Cosmetology, History, and T841 Clubs. MARILYN TRIMBLE: Cosmetology. Commercial Work, TRI, and . English Clubs. U F' RUBY GLYN VALENTINE: Home lic, Commercial Wfork, English m I xxml History Clubs. BARBARA SUE XVADE: Commercixxl Wfork, Home Ex, Honor Society, Tenth Grzxclc L. C. Humes Awxxrxlg Honor Society Vice President, Ilomeroom I,1l.TllLlHlCIIlLlI'l.lllQ Retl Cross Presi- xlent. BARBARA SUE WARREN: Commercial Work, Home Ec, Glec, English, EHA, :xml Yflieens Clubs. MARY ANNE'l I'E WATSON: Commercial Work, fllee, English, gxnxl Thespixxns Clubs. 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A ,l ig, A M - ' A ,, , 1. x fs ,. 7 -,, Q ,t My - 7 X +1 5 ' .. K , .ff - 5 K , V '7 aw ,gg N ,, A, K K ' fx i ' 'T m'x.lliXZl'gZ'5ALf.3-fM'Q X g HW .,ff.7 5f. ?.,,'??2f?:f'..,-,,, ! A - 'Q L' V ' W' ,,L., ,. ,..,.., , W ,. HN..- ,QM--fzmzs' ' , A A M M+v ,w 'fF.,.,:?W'Mm 'k ' M Ag' W K ' V , WN 1- K -' l.g...'V ' 'i iQEf41S?ilig45i,7 ' , WN, QW , 'nw iw T' . LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the graduating class of 1956 of Humes High School, 659 N. Manassas Street, City of Memphis, State of Tennessee, with sound of unsound minds, to make our Last Will and Testament. ARTICLE I Section I. To Mr. Brindley, who has learned more about us than anyone else, we leave our most sincere wish that he will NEVER tell what he knows. Section II. To Miss Richmond we leave a truck load of dismissal slips to replace the ones we used this year. Section III. To Miss Blunt we leave next year's Seniors in hopes they won't worry her half as much as we have. ARTICLE II Section I. To Miss Jennie Allensworth we leave her students who have the ability to stay awake in class. Section II. To Mr. C. C. Jones we leave our addresses so he may now know where to find us. Section III. To Miss Helen Lochrie we leave ham actors so that they may make a bigger uproar than we. Section IV. To Mr. Keathley Presgrove we bequeath a cot to make his sleeping easier. Section V. To Miss Mildred Scrivener we leave a set of fine f?J Juniors to take the Seniors place in the Y-Teens. Section VI. To Miss Margaret Thompson we leave so her afternoon classes may have their morn- ings devoted to their beloved English. ARTICLE III Section I. Annette Watson, Peggy Armstrong, and Glenda Roberts leave their ability to talk in Miss Jennie's English class and get away with it to Bonnie Talbert and Many Lena Humphries. Section II. Robert Haire, Ray Eastman, and Jerry Haynie leave hoping that Coach Hathcock can recruit some tall boys for next year's basketball team. Section III. Mary Ruth Tillman, Peggy Parks, and Patsy Patterson leave to join Buzzy, Orville, and Reed. Section IV. Jerrold Dewease, Jerry Stell, and Lionel Spaulding leave their places in Miss Fisher's trig class to Susie Garrett, Charles Coscia, and Duncan McBryde. Section V. Beverly Birmingham and Herbert Armes leave their seats to anyone who unguardedly enrolled in second year Spanish. Section VI. Ronnie Bledsoe, Sonny Sanders, and James Matheny leave their fighting K ?J spirit to next year's Tigers. Section VII. George Pierce leaves hoping there will be someone to take his place as photographer on the Herald Staff. Section VIII. Dennis Chew, Tommy Mathis, and Phil Malone leave a box of aspirin to Miss Vir- ginia Alexander in hopes she will forgive them for worrying her so. Section IX. Sandra Nelson, Eugene Bradberry, Joe Raburn,,and Gigi Poston leave in hopes there will be someone to take their places next year in the band. Section X. Cynthia Neal and Jo Lynn Palmer leave their places as the only girls in the physics class to some lucky Juniors. Section XI. Barry Houston, Howard Leaptrott, John Cole, and Leonard Yates leave wondering if this can be true. Section XII. Denny Dendrines and Kostas Taras leave their unusual names to Joe Smith and J. C. Smith in hopes they will trade even. Section XIII. Ruth McPhail, Shirley Winters, and Arthur Barbee leave their places as reporters on the Herald Staff to some lucky undergraduates. Section XIV. LaVerne Kolivas, James Mitchell, James Burress, Don Newton, Billy Ramsey, and Robert Wiggins leave their monstrous height to David May, Charles Crutchfield, Ray Stacks, John Sanderson, Don Oliver, and Fred Fredrick. Section XV. Olivia Bell, Bobby Crum, Gordon Jones, Evelyn Hall, and Dorothy Hatley leave all the gum under their desks to the custodian. Section XVI. Carolyn Black, Barbara Brauer, Barbara Wade, and Martha Max leave their short- hand notes for Mrs. Garren to decode during the summer months. Section XVII. Frances Gatewood, Ima Jean Gatewood, Peggy Guthrie, and Barbara Dublin leave their places in the Honor Society to next year's boys. Section XVIII. Teddy Lawrence and Tommy Henry leave their secret of how to skip school to anyone who thinks he can get away with it. Section XIX. Charles McSwain, Roy Nolen, and Neil Parris leave their ability to skip class and think of an excuse in less than a minute to R. B. Everett, Edward Biggs, and John Lloyd. Section XX. Diane English leaves her book of 1001 Excuses for Being Late for Class to Jane Wright. Section XXI. Ruth Van Hooser leaves her place on the cheering squad to her little sister, Becky. Section XXII. Willa Fern Franks and Norma Lawrence need everything they have so they are just leaving. Section XXIII. Faye Jamison and Susie Crutchfield leave their friendship to Pat Caldwell and Betty Lyons. Section XXIV. Kay Owen, Gary Moore, Patricia Williams, and Jo Nell Johnson leave their talent in drawing to anyone who thinks he is good enough to take their place. Section XXV. Thomas Graves leaves all but 500 pounds of his weight to Bobby Cruthirds to make sure he is anchored to the earth. Section XXVI. Mitzi Diepholz, Loy Dennington, and Barbara Hammonds leave their love for foot- ball to anyone patriotic enough to sit out in the rain. Section XXVII. Loretta Harding, Howard Ferguson, Robert Pittman, and Carole Masserano leave hoping there will be a band next year. Section XXVIII. Jim Bramlitt, Joyce Arrington, Ruth Nunn, and Hazel Herrman leave their ability to have a good time at anytime and anywhere to Delores Chew, Bonnie Sanford, and Gail Clay. Section XXIX. Richard Kosakov leaves his English wise-cracking to Jimmy Clark. Section XXX. Jerry Murphy, Ovid Bridgewater, Jack Berressem, and Jack Calhoun leave their little black books to anyone who can keep up with them, Section XXXI. Loretta Carson, Shelby Blackley, and Yoe Yeaner Ingram leave their reputation for being short to anyone of like stature. Section XXXII. Don Weakley, Richard Murdock, and Gary Saripkin leave their golden horns to Don Armstrong, Don Morrow, and Jimmy McGarrah. Section XXXIII. Joyce Wilson, Mary Lynn Wilson, John Withers, Ruby Womble, and Julia Yates leave their names to anyone who likes to be last on the roll. Section XXXIV. Lionel Bethea wills his locker including the mice to Miss Hatcher. Section XXXV. Josie Kee, Ruth Moore, Nellie Young, Betty Fryor, and Barbara Herd leave their quietness in class to Barbara Brower, Eugenia Tisdale, Barbara Dudley, Charlotte Neal, and Frances Freeman. Section XXXVI. Bill Jacobie, Danny McKinney, Beverly Keith, and Yvonne Nolen leave their ability to get out of class to anyone who can try it and is lucky enough to get by with it. Section XXXVII. Jerry Baker, Jimmy Duncan, Thomas Mulligan, and Frank Underwood leave their ability to get along with the teachers to anyone who can make the teachers think they have their homework. Section XXXVIII. Ann Lucas, Barbara Lunsford, Frederica Russell, Stanley Cooper, Jimmy Dallas, and Jimmy Poor leave because they have to. Section XXXIX. Mary Frances Tramel, Bobby Deen, Johnnie Branham, Paul Pearson, and Leland Welden will their study habits to anyone who burns the midnight oll. Section XL. Neil Nicar, Vivian Holliman, Betty Ann Davis, Josephine Norton, and Aubrey Rust leave to join the Seniors. Section XLI. Alan Lind, Barbara Barron, Ann Braddock, Virginia Cherry, and Anneice Collums leave their seats in Miss Jennie's homeroom to next year's most prominent five. Section XLII. Sharon Arendale, Willie Wiginton, Virginia Craft, Jimmy Gates, Barnie Dycus, and Nolen Harper leave their long trip to school to anyone who has lots of time and a warm coat. Section XLIII. Marilyn, Patsy, Toney, and Major leave taking their names with them as there are a number of Davises in the school. A Section XLIV. Jim Jeffries, Myra Bluestein, Sara Crihfield, and Ella Kay Given leave a good repu- tation for their little sisters to live up to. Section XLV. Billy Daniels, Joyce Countess, Nancy Evans, and Joy Deckelman will Mr. Jones to a private detective agency. Section XLVI. Ann Crossett, Kay Fallin, and Frances Fitzgerald leave their seats in 12.2 homeroom to Patricia Easley, Peggy Furr, and Sherry Roe. Section XLVII. Jean Little, Ann Lloyd, Elizabeth Leslie, Beverly Leach leave their ability to keep Mr. Presgrove awake during homeroom to next year's 12-4's. Section XLVIII. The following leave to form the 2 by 2 club: James and Marguerite Royal, Susan and Shirley Taylor, Dale and Harriet Smith, and Sylvania and Beverly Lewis. Section XLIX. Judy Ingram and Carolyn Williams leave their ability to sneak pass the monitors to go to lunch early to anyone brave enough to try it. Section L. Jimmy Lampley and Louis Kullman leave their ability to blow the lab up to next year's Chemistry students. Section LI. Marilyn Trimble, Sandra Lawrence, and Iva Lou Poole leave their hair pins to next year's hair dressers. Section LII. Edgar McDaniel leaves his spark in Mr. Taylor's Electric Shop to Harvey Anderson. Section LIII. Joe Massey and Billy Patterson leave to go to college. Section LI V. Linda McBride and Beverly McFadin leave to join the Mc's. Section LV. Ruby Sasser leaves all the books to be put on the shelves in the library to Peggy Johnson. Section LVI. Phyllis Simmons leaves her job as accompanist to anyone who has courage enough to stand it. Section LVII. Crosby Welden leaves taking his brother with him. Section LVIII. Polly Thorn leaves her red hair and personality to her little sister, Peggy. Section LIX. Ruby Valentine leaves to change her name to Valentino. Section LX. Katherine Owen, Betty Pannell, Betty Pennington, Ruth Proctor, and Wilma Rhodes leave their ability to steal a stool for lunch to Jeanne Record, Ann Cartwright, Joyce Alberson, Jimmie Hastings, and Anita Lathan. Section LXI. Joy Nearn, Lynette May, Jane Stovall, Nancy Stripling, and Barbara Warren leave their helpful ways with the teachers to Jo Ann Graves, Jeanette LaFaver, Linda Cunningham, Sarah Pennington, and Patricia Clarkson. Section LXII. Charles Hector, Jack Overby, and Frankie Williams leave-HALLELUJAH. This our Last Will and Testament has been duly signed and witnessed by: Herkie the Herald The Herald Staff PROPHECY As we all gathered together at space port No. 1 clad in our jet-space suit designed especial- ly for the occasion by our loyal professors, John Cole and Alan Lind. We watched the silver chrystals of snow settle on the nearby house of the manager of space port No. 1, John Bubba Withers. We were almost trampled by Captain Ray Eastman and his platoon of space guards which included such notables as Gordon Jones, Tommy Henry, Jerry Haney, Danny Dend- rines, Tony Davis, Jimmy Gates, Neil Nicar, and Louis Kullman. We then heard the hum- ming of our sturdy ship, the H.H.S. HERCULES. The o.k. was given by our trusted engineer, Joe Rayburn, to make ready for our journey into outer space. As we boarded the Hercules the Captain, Gary Sairpkin, introduced us to his fine-fitted crew which included Major Davis, Edgar McDaniel, Joe Massey, Mitzi Diepholz, Diane English, Leland Welden, Nellie Young, Dennis Chew, and Barbara Barron. We were told to prepare to leave at exactly 05:00. Strapping ourselves in with our special made Winky space belts, the pilot gunned the engine and popped the clutch and we took off in a screaming fury. As we broke thru the gravity barrier, we unstrapped our belts and all rushed to the porthole and watched earth slowly decrease in size. After traveling only a short distance we watched the crew prepare to land at space sta- tion 2xx304594. As we landed we were greeted by Lt. Col. Danny McKinney and the crew- men who refueled our ship were: Ovid Bridgewater, Billy Daniels, Jimmy Duncan and Jackie Matheney. We were briefed on our mission by the brilliant professor, Richard Korso- kov, and warned of the dangers ahead. As we were about to blast off the station was raided by Sandy Nelson and her amazon followers, Yoe-Yeaner Ingram, Shelby Blackley, Julia Yates, Ann Braddock, Peggy Parks, Susan Taylor, Norma Lawrence, Dale Smith, Joyce Countess, Patsy Davis, Ann Crossett, and Marilyn Triible. We barely made our escape and we had to bring along the survivors, Sara Crihfield, Barbara Wade, Joy Nearn, Aubury Rust, Betty Davis, and Josephine Norton. We then left them at station xx2903875 under the care of Commander in Chief Howard Leaptrott and Barney Dycus, Barbara Dublin, Martha Max, Virginia Craft, Kay Fallen and Nancy Evans, some close friends of his. DESTINATION MARS!!!-As we neared this red planet of war we sensed adventure, mystery, romance, and danger but our thoughts were interrupted when we heard a clashing noice in the nuetronic electro output room. As we went to investigate we discovered Barbara Brower, James Burress, Arthur Barbee, Annette Watson, Shirley Taylor, Annice Collums, Willa Fern Franks and Ann Lloyd fighting among the nutron maganate tools. The store-a- ways were -soon taking care of and the crew prepared to land. As we decended from the ship we were gretted by George Flash Pierce and a 11 flash bulb salute by his amature class of Virginia Cherry, Ann Lucas, Judy Ingram, Marilyn Davis, Susie Crutchfield, Joyce Arrington, Ruth Moore, Evelyn Hall, Ella Kay Given, Josie Kee and Barbara Hammonds. After the checking in process we were directed to the space port building and were intro- duced to our guides, Teddy Lawrence, Charles McSwain, and Lionel Bethea. After receiving our instructions we indeavored to begin our journey and were accompanied by our special guards Gary Moore, Phil Malone, Eugene Bradberry and Jack Overby. After a half day journey we came upon signs of the dreadful band of which we had been warned so much about, headed by the blood thirsty leader Sonny Jabo Sanders and his War Mongers. Taking all precaution we changed our direction heading toward the nearest outpost seeking protection. Upon arrival at the post we were greeted but to our surprise it was not the welcome we expected nor wanted. We were immediately seized by Jimmy Poor, Richard Murdock, James Royal, Billy Patterson, and Jack Berressem in the form of brutal creatures. We were then led under the station to a secret passage way which led to an enormous room. As we were ordered to enter we came upon Bobby Crum who had finally achieved his high ambition to become 5rd assistance to the 6th assistance to the assistance to the chief guard. He was showing his power by keeping up with the slave girs, expecially Olivia Bell who was President of the Slave Girl's Outer Space Organization which was holding their annual convention. Other members of the organization who we caught a glimpse of were: Johnnie Brahnman, Barbara Herd, Cynthia Neal, Mary Ruth Tilliman, Betty Fryar, Katherine Owen, Kay Owen, Joy Lynn Palmer, Wilma Rhodes, Mar- garite Royal, and Ruby Sasser. We were led to a much smaller room which was poorly lighted, but we could sense a feeling of much danger by these bandits. Lead through the room we almost stumbled upon Ruth Van Hooser and Willie Wiginton who we found were Jabo's most prized captives. As the guard turned to quiet the prisioners we saw a chance to escape. As we went fleeing toward the passageway to freedom we were cardful but quick. Once in the light we checked to see that all were there and discovered that we had some- how left Loretta and had Fay Jamison by the hand. We had no time for explanation for seen coming toward us in a mass of fury were the 10 tall men, Jerry Baker, Jim Bramlett, Charles Hector, La Verne Kolivas, Robert Wiggins, Don Newton, James Mitchell, Kostas Taras, Frankie Williams, and Leonard Yates. As we fled for safety we glanced back and saw some one had come to our rescue and were attacking the 10 tall men, it was the 7 little boys, Bobby Deen, Thomas Graves, Bill Jacobi, Thomas Mulligan, Thomas Mathis, Robert Haire, and Neil Parris, using their super-charged disinfectant ray. After this quirk of fate we pondered upon the rescue of our dear companion. We spotted a scouting party from space port No. 4 led by Sgt. Jerrold Dewease and his sq. Herbert Arms, Jimmy Lampley, Billy Ramsey, Paul Pearson, Howard Ferguson, Jack Calhoun and Jimmy Dallas. Offering advice on how as to help in the rescue, we then embarked in a long and lengthy search which resulted in a discovery of a cave over the vilians hide out. As we entered further we heard strange and exotic music. Going toward this enchanted sound we found an opening in the wall. We recognnized at once the musians as Carol Masserano, Loretta Harding, Loy Dennington, Barbara Lunsford, and Robert Pittman led by the master of music himself Gigi Poston. Directly below we saw the vilian perched on his throng. Dancing before him were his favorite harem which we recognized as Sharon Aren- dale, Joy Deckleman, Beverly Birmingham, Frances Gatewood, Carolyn Williams, Dorothy Hatley, Jo Nell Johnson, Ruth Proctor, Hazel Herman, Harriet Smith, Beverly McFaddin, Phyllis Simmons, Peggy Armstrong and Carolyn Black., led in the center by an active classmate Jean Little. As the dancing stopped we then saw six husky guards escorting in the prisioner. As they neared this unscrupulous demon we knew at once the prisioner was our companion. We then put our plan into action. The order was given to draw our super charge disinfector ray gun. We yelled down for them to stand back or to be blown like scrampled stars and to realiese the prisioner. She then climbed up the steps to where we were and immediately we fled. Making it safely back to our ship we were eager to start for home. We waited for a short while for the relief crew. We understood the very capable crew as Fritzi Russell, Jane Stovall, Patricia Williams, Ruby Valentine, Barbara Warren, Lynette May, Patsy Patterson, Beverly Leach, Beverly Keith, and Sandra Lawrence. As they prepared to blast off we settled back with sighs of relief and safety. After traveling only a short while we spotted a small space station. We stopped and were met by two cadets Stanley Cooper and Ronnie Bledsoe who asked if we could take some passengers aboard. Naturally we obliged and we escorted them aboard our ship. They were: Glenda Roberts, Joyce Wilson, Shirley Winters, Nolen Har- per, Iva Lour Poole, Betty Pannell, Barry Houston, Polly Thorn, Betty Pennington, Ruby Womble, and Mary Lynn Wilson. Blasting off once again we were speedly on our way. Approximately 3,500,000 miles from earth Elizabeth Leslie and Ruth McPhail our two in- tellegent radar students called us to the power deck where it showed two unidentified ob- jects. As we stopped to investigate we understood them to be Roy Nolen and Donnie Weakley who had been stranded on a milk bottle for 3 days. It was our inter solar duty to take them with us. Upon arrival at earth we were greeted by some fellow students, Frances Fitzgerald, Mary Frances Tramel, Jim Jeffries, Ima Jean Gatewood, Sylvia Lewis, Linda McBride, Cosby Welden, Ruth Nunn, Myra Bluestein, Jerry Stell, Nancy Stripling, Vivian Holloman, Frank Underwood, Peggy Guthrie and Beverly Lewis. We then thanked our lucky stars we were safely home. This, the Senior Prophecy of 1956 was duly witnessed and signed by: Tom Corbett Flash Gordon and just us, Loretta Carson and Lionel Spaulding HUMES HIGH SCHOOL MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE 659 N. MANASSAS STREET 0,44-.vb-2,. S ,aim QW' YZ LMHQZZW Q99 : 2 J V45 .,, W ,4w'5?uv ff, 4 E, .wr J f - Jr 1 -4 ,-f4,,,, 5, ml, . . uv, 'x 4. .fi u Y My ,7 i, YE, SME, Ami? IW 1 za ' Ks: 'af Tm, 1.5, .5 M H 1 Am., film. HAROLD XVIGINTON RU-I-H VAN HOOSER SHIRLEYE TAYLOR lllrwef' Bury Cfvfffier' Hf,v1m11.4Ew' of TrlHllH'l'Ull WHO,S WHO FOR Loretta Carson ...,.. Mor! Popnfnr ,,.,,.,,., Y, Diane English , ,,Y..,. Mort Inlelligezzl Patsy Patterson t,.... Mm! Colrrferzm Shirleye Taylor ,,,.,, M011 Sopbiftimted ...,v ,. Yoe Yeaner Ingram ,..... ....,. M fm Ideal t,,w.., , jo Lynn Palmer r,.... V.....,rV 1 Mor! Sflldffillj' Joyce Arrington ...t.... Mori Bnrine. a'.an -Like Fritzi Russell ....,.. Mor! Cfflfmed ,,,,t, , Kay Owen ..,.... Mitzi Diepholz ....,. jean Little ....... Carolyn Williams .. Mary Lynn Wilson judy Ingram ,...... Barbara Hammons ....... ,,,...... Mary Ruth Tillman Carole Masserano ...... ......... Barbara Wade ........ ....,t... Sandra Lawrence Norma Lawrence Ann Lucas .,,..., Linda McBride ....... ....,.,.. Sandra Nelson ..l,... Dale Smith ...... Glenda Roberts l.,... Ben Gmnuiea' ,.... lViflie.rl ...,..,,. Bw! Permzlflfif-3' Bar! All-Amlmd ....t.e, Mm! Allmrli1'e Mn,if Reliable ,..... M011 Cbmvzfiug ......, Mori Caopemlire M0J'! Talefzled .,,..l.. Friezzdlierl ........ S1l'6'6f6',I'f ......., Bef! Dafzfer .... . Marr Talkarizfe Quietefl ..... Mor! Alblerir ...... C ulert ..................,...... 1956 . , ,. Teddy Lawrence Preflieft-Handro 0161! ..,..... jerry Stell jim Jeffries jimmy Dallas Ronnie Bledsoe Bobby Dean Stanley Cooper jackie Matheny . . . Herbert Armes Danny McKinney jimmy Poor Harold Wiginton ,A ,..,. Gary Moore jerry Hainey Don Newton Kostas Taras Gigi Poston Ray Eastman Robert Haire Neil Parris Louis Kullman Thomas Graves jerry Sanders Neil Nicer Phil Malone it 41 wfjfff gttftft W if I' Y -W: .A- ,Q ri .: - 1,-. x L ff an 3 :.r31l 1 ' l an , . ,V ,1 Q , ibj xml 6 J2 .,- ,fffffff ffffffff '2 'Q 5' Fulf- iii ffl' 'Y ' VA ' R.O.T.C. COMMANDIN G OFFICERS M SUT. l.l l'HliR CQRAl5l.li M SUT. BVRITORD HATLEY MR. T. C. BRINDLEY lhlwlwnlry Cnlwzel MISS ELEANOR RICHINIOND Hmzmuny Liezzlwmzzz Colonel MISS MARY FISHER HlllIf2I'.I7'-1 Lie1rfu1.mf Cfflfnzel Captain Jimmy Dallas Hon. Captain Dale Smith Captain Jim Jeffries Hon. Capt. Lama Higgins Captain Herbert Armes Hon, Capt. Bonnie Talbert Captain Roy Nolen Hon. Capt. Sara Stanley Lt Stanley Cooper I-Ion. Lt, Myra Blue-stein Lt Gary Saripkin Hon, Lt. Betty Hensley Lt Ronnie Bledsoe Hon. Lt. Barbara Hammonds ' Lt Barry Houston Hon. Lt. Patsy Cothran OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Lt. Col. Donnie W'eakley Hon. Lt. Col. Diane English Major Jimmy Poor Hon. Major Sara Pennington Major Lionel Bethea Hon. Major Jean Little Captain Toney Davis Hon. Captain Yoe Yeamer Ingram Lt. Jack Calhoun Hon. Lt, Glenda Baird Lt. Leonard Yates Hon. Lt. Beverly Leach Lt. Jerrold Dewease Hon. Lt. Jane Chittom Lt. Tommy Henry Hon. Lt. Faye Jamison Pictured at the left is the en- tire R.O.T.C. Staff. Com- manding Officer is Lt. Colof nel Don Weakley with Hon. Lt. Colonel Diane English. The field command pictured at the left is headed by Cap- tain Herbert Armes, Hon. Captain Bonnie Talbert, lst Lt. Tommy Henry, and Hon. Captain Sarah Stanley. X A W- W vf Q, A A 1-f'Af +f'?ff,g,fJ 9' rf FIRST PLATOON A COMPANY SECOND PLATOON A COMPANY 4, N 'M-,. ,,.,,.. U --.--.v . W W., ., ,..,..w.,W, M... 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I ' A ' 0 Q, f Q , QF 21.- .4 . -9 W 4 'D nu J pf: . 3 f - 42 a 1 1 9 ' P' 1 -' -P 4 ' Q15 -Sous 06860 ' dz 'V SCORES 20 Ir .55 H 1 T I 1 47 l P I h Si H 7 M k I C tl I 0 H 1 I t 27 7 C t l 27 H 3 T I 20 T 1 ll 4 H 7 S th d 34 Coarlsex RUBE BOYCE AND HUGH I-IATHCOCK SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS SENIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM Fritzie Russell, Ruth Van Hooser, jimmy Poor, jimmy Dallas, Lindia Pool, Diana English, Lloyd Ashley, Sue Manker, Janie Dunkin, Mary Ruth Tillman, Peggy Parks, Pauline Parks fBaby Sisterj. SENIOR CHEERLEADERS WWVNNWlEK fiWFUivKNTW NWN v R - . , ?MQxV5iN 91W.fix Ji . in 0-'KA1I3 ZIV 'V . I nf- 'f , l fn 75' I . T 1 3 I 'X - fn My U '7. i 5 iw 1, p ,rd M . . . .5 . V . 'Lf ' ' ff 73-51' pf' ul fi' v'jJr ,,5w 'ff M N V, y .bf 3,4 V ay' ,, AAN,-.jgjm ,rf 'g.fV'w. ,Qf - -rr f fww-H122 .5 .. ,. - . fr ,- ,A 13.4 , - I j -W--,,---....... ........... . an 'W -.. nl llll ll an llllllllll 'Q ll A ul' H' V A I w 1 I v ' - 4 .QR ll ll llll u- fs- X'- I s. - -. ff 'J A f w Q-s . , 1. In., i In , ,xg r . - V' pdf '-4' ' ' 'Q C . f b -f V W' . Q - el - . , f'.,f: f , x mn if 1: ,N f' .Q ' - ' ' 4 :L '- '.1n+x.'L'lf-:5f'Qnl'!f,a.i-R BETI-IEA Tackle BLEDSOE Tackle MALONE Guard MATHENY Guard PIERCE Center NOLEN Guard . 'MQ' f vw aff. fy .f. .f 75 A J u an - vv vvvwv Q-vw-' 'Il-v Y iii? ii? B 4 ,7 ' E , ,. X I ll ll l v few A ,,'?Li'Fi'1' 3 y X ms ig I A ---- 1 A. . . f':1.5if 1 ' A' V 5, R, K 'H' , V W -1 Q I Fl' a N. - .... 'Eff W , , 1 fix f NW' - l , ., ' jklx' K U'-ew .ik-rf -Q . ffl X Qumiv-.sii'ifQ, N V K x,,: 'fi f W a ., K2-wmeksg? K rr-sw ff K me 'i a 'kv ,K 'Xi'-5T'i1 . -A . U I s x L, K., W -a f. - if ' All Ext fl f V. , L L Nw 3' hejwxxj 4 ,, . .R sv' 'V' - . fl SW: ,MP -R 5 Vv fr V q as MQSNYAIN SANDERS link link XYIGINTON HAIRK Back A ' ' link JI: 'W KiMQQi'..l4TEf 'T1iSSF V? f Q , S. ia . 1 ' W'.3vh PU! 1. E W Af gif C .,. . , .y . 4. H , X il Picture 1: Tackle, Charles Crutchfieldg Center, jimmy McGarrahg Hit the Blocking Machine. Pic- ture 2: Coach Hugh Hathcock demonstrates. Picture 3: End, Robert Haireg Tackle, Lionel Betheag Guard, Herbert Armesg Tackle, Ronnie Bledsoeg End, H. C. Thornton. Picture 4: Fullback, Charles McSwaing Halfback, Jerry Sanders, Quarterback, Willie Wigingtong Halfback, Don Armstrong, Defensive-back, joe Smith. Picture 5: Mickey O'Guinn brought down by Godwin, junior High End, in the junior-Senior Scrimmage. Picture 6: Players on their way to Baton Rouge, Louisiana. 1, pw- H gfgwtf--aw--,m , JUNIOR JUNIOR HIGH CHEER HIGH FOOTBALL TE AM LEADERS Backs BASKIN and TROUT AMW a . N , iamfw I z,,w2f?5 mais-wig '- 715 WGIEUNAJ. A -W CFL MIKE Wiki: NE LARRY YOUNG JIMMY ALEXANDER Tackle Tackle I ! JOHN BRAMLETT Center . ,fs BOBBY MOORE FRANKIE WILUAMSON Center Guard ry ,. , SIS- F-' 5 ,., ' ' L .f f 4 . ,, -Q. , N I 1 I f s Z in BOBBY WIGINTON RUSSELL MCGOFF Back End DONALD BENNETT DONALD BURGESS Back End HERCULES MEETS THE TEAM P W A' S can 0 ' f r' 0 Q if K Q X9 L 'iw ,Wy FOOTBALL X 6412: 1 . Q 2? B BH ,' 'HV EW! LW K?'WZHiK2. SSIil.I. INIQUOIT WIOHN I5RAMI.I2'I l BOBBY WICilN'l'CJN Sncncs frum thc blllltllbltiif j.I.1lNt. l y 5 I 1 x l 1 .,. lr u . - V- -f N. , wr-in-J 1 'J X' Mg- D. I . 4 v av O T' 0 E 2 2, A ir ' HD' fig. 85' Q l FM mm f gi ,gg f xr Y',,,,?,Y'Qe JMU 4- ,Mv- . U -1 as f ' def ' fs is x Z 411 V fx E E Y . ki IKOMMY HIYNRY ,IERRY STELL, cQLlill'ki RAY ISASTMAN CQu.unl l5u1'xx.ml Cfuflf 1955-56 lSASKE'l'l5ALl. Hl'UH HATHCOCK TEAM I 1 I Ho ESR Alww .irc tht' mt'ml'vci's tif ths senior Y- 'li-cm li.1skutlw.1ll 'l'c.im. ililmcy nic, lcft to ff ff? right: llulugy Guy, lXl.1ry lliy ligiss, Rosc- m.1i'y Armmlil, Maiilyn Diixis. K.itl1ci'inc l'.tymg liuimic Santioiml, Mitzi Diuplltwlz, Cu- f,.1pt.1ing Myitlt- llmilcy, S.mtlr.i NL-lstm, Cu- Ncmlacrs ul' thc Rifle Tcgim .tug lt-tt to iight: julm LQZKPIHINUII, ,Luk Cilllllillll. Lhiry S.ll'llWl'ilIl. lS.ii'1'y ustori, :mtl -Iimmy Clairlc. thc iight .irc xtuiics trwiii thu lmskct Pl'.ltticL's, C,.ipt.iii1g 'lima Mittlicll, Nitric lrxin, Gail Clay, S.ll'.il1 lrxin, Duloics Clicw, imtl Xxxlllxltl Pittiimn. T STUDENTS' iiiEcisiVERR'iifCiSGN1T1oN JEAN LITTLE Fuufbrll Queen . 'T MARY RUTH TILLMAN LORETTA CARSON Alttfflxlft' Altefngltfg Harold Xwiginton receives the Nat Buring Trophy from Mr. Nat Buring. 53 ,Q ..., -,WU 6 ,nik , - ,tgya v , t IQ! A-1 M x ,rw f M K -Q f t 3125 k. h as I Getting ready for l,- Baton Rouge V Team plays Istrouma High .wish 45K ,.. 4' '25, A . . -Aga AADT L' wwibhnbs 1 A 1-unqlnxul-,vw-,'vt'1 ..1 x.f::u2f' F-P 4. V Q , .X L. H tl: , ..., ,- ,. Q I, t ' T 1? .x.,.,,,- ' fl' 1 9 .,,- vi - l ' ' f4l.nh.li' 1- 4 - ,na ,,,,,..4.-ww O. B. Howell takes at stroll around hotel Hotel at Hammonds, La. l ,. z E F2935 Z if Players and Coach take L. Bethea, C. Crutchfieldw Ray Stacks and James AA - - - D. M d h H. h k . xx Mini. ' ' Dinner on Football Trip PHOTOS BY GEORGE PIERCE, STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER f I i 'Sir ' ir Q. 0. i gg x . nag! . Q , n- .. .,,if. , t Junior Baseball Brcl base LARRY YOUNG Senior Football Center George Pierce and Willie Wiginton along with Don Armstrong are ready to go. . ,ml ,..r. ,al E ,4 1. Nu.- : . 'g..g. ,A 4 we as .1 . junior Baseball Outfielder FRANKIE WILLIAMS um, y- .. BQ. - ff- 'Yfl fi HWIFQW'-15 'IWW 5 'M T1'?Q 'l7.! lr '.,Xd'1'll7III8 , 4 1.1 Nl. Pictured at the right is the Humcs jr. Base- ball Team. Coach Lee Thompson, Instructor. 'uf' X15 no tc... ' + V BOBBY VUIGINTON JIMMY ALEXANDER JOHN BRAMLETT Pitcher First Baseman Second Baseman 41 xx-xx .SSL i UA 1 ' , 'ul H 1 .. ,-- fu. l' ' rail A511 W rf35 L'f' EL 7 , 1. , Hg 513,35 it . Matheny, Biggs, Crutch- field, Nolen, and Pierce take time out during practice. Jumoa Simon E . any , ,fx 2? r... 7 A fem f 1 :ft W' The Flunim' Cc-rtificiitimi uffiicrs msc Rcxurunii Paul ljuhanks iiftci' his talk tn thc .luniur High. x., c 58 Al im jimi ww .irc thc wfi'iwi'5 nf the ninth grade home- t.ii'yg Rumi-ll hlciirwff, Pixlsiiicntg I,gii'i'y Young R4-pmti-i'1 and Kay Knuuuig Viic President. mins, At the right zum' thc Cc-rtifiuition offiucrs: ny Alt'XAllILlk'I', 'I4l'C.lSlll'Cl'Q jerry Baskin, Scarc- .f jimmy Alexander Linda Allen Reba Arendale Nancy Armstrong Marietta Arnett Carlton Ashley Dixie Austin Brenda Baird Marie Baker james Barbee jerry Baskin Patricia Bass Roy Beamer l3Olwlvy Biggs Eutone Bishop Larry Bragg john Bramlett Bobby Brookin Donald Burgess Charles Burns jean Campbell Richard Elmore Margie Holland jerry jones Williallii Knight Connie Arsenis i'iQf'l?Tf?fA H27 2 ' 3i1f?il?. 'VI , .,l.,, Q Q., . I if i L g X4 K a f rw ' -f-if l i, ig Q fr.. , JERRY BASKIN, Serremry JIMMY ALEXANDER, Tnumrer ROY BEAMER. Relllrzffzfr t u ' ru. 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XVIDDOP, Teacher TASIA COVELLIS Secfelnry Tfenmw SHERRYE CULBREATH, Preridezll REBECCA CRAFT Reponer NWA CROSS, Vice Pre.ria'w1t Williarn Agee Patricia Clark Mary Coleman Tasia Covellis Rebecca Craft Robbie Crihfielcl Nita Cross Ruby Crutchfield Sherry Culbreath Earnesteen Curlin Mary Lee Currie Elizabeth Daniels lra Eastman Williain Faverty Williain Forec james Free Gary Green Williarn Hatmaker Richard Woolfolk NN INIARKIARIII IlA'l'CfHlfR, 'I't.ii'!m- DIANI W HI II IUIHY DIIfI'IIOI.Z, IM vitftuf I MII H X A NY IRANS. Ilmt lm .f,!L,,f Batty C,l1.trItnn Kc-nnctli Cilittnn Dclnrcs Davis Dnrntliy Dicplinlz Cfarolyn Dowr lNI.1rtl1.1 Dnnmn IJLIFIA lllslcy Emily Erwin Inna I .1llin I3i.1n.1 lfit-Itls Patmy IIYJIIS -lcgimttc Gipwn Thomas l I.llINAll'iL'I Carl Hill Billy Hultinmn Douglas Ivy Gerald jones Steve Klnsinski Wfuync Lttlllvcr Ruth Pitts Dizlnc Wlmitc Bonnie Franks Frank Hunt MR. ROBERT TAY1.OR,'l'eL1rber GARY MADDIZN, 5'.4u1.m RLTSSELI. McGOFF. 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Ihvy .mg lrft tw rnght: Alun- R.llWlllH, l'r'uiQlL-:mtg lfugum' lilguilu-11'x', Vue Pxunlu1tg Samir.: Nclwn, Dunn N.l1m'ctt4'g VIXl.ll1 Hullnnmn, llutmuxrmg l.ulc'tt.1 Hmxllnlu, Hixtmi.1n, IS.ulw.1n.a l.um!mul, l,ll3I.lll.lHQ Billy P.1ltcx'wn, l:l1lIll'IllL'Ill Ai.lI1.lIELI'Q cmlllilt' lXl.uwl'.111o. SCLI'L'fLlIyfl'IL'.lNLIl'L'I'Q Aulwrq PmMul1, Stmivnt lDlI'k'kIUl'1 .lml Rulxlrt l'ittm.m, l'nit'urm AIJILIKLLQI. Nut Pllflllkklf IlUXK.II'ml I:k'I'j.flINUI11 RL'l'UIIl'l XYLOPHONIE TRIO HUNFS HIGH SCHOOL BAND Dilutcd by MR. R. ROY LOATS R l wmwm, .,,:.: . ,.J:--,-- A . 1, . , J, AF M ll -', 1' ' 4 , My if 1. JP Q sq. K A ,. Q . A in , 5 E my fi Q3 g.. ., , , 1' IP in If P ,plv .2 'I 9 aw' i fi 5 ll if L A .M,A . , ,L .f L L,,. V. , I , - Ad 1 . :5i,V,:A i k-.k ff. H ,. ,I Q P ..,,.w4M ? we 125 U31 535' 'ls 5' S' g , E? , f ., , W 41 Q uQ,: ,g , V- FV i ga: , W ' if 9 i, Y 1 uf -t if ,V gi' T' N ' . 'Q-55f'l -Q 'S'-- f .31 f 5 wifi' f ' Q Q 'mf I LY' ' y 'FJ' . i ,V 'M ,.. g, 5 Q. A 1 Yrjz A QQ-W , . fqagiifg I fs ' 5 fy 'fx LBS' F ,Q f 'f,.X 5 - N X Q 6 leg? f'fi? 'f? V Q ,. 1,. . ' k 5 . f 9 ,, 51, v ,:..,Z . , , 1 --,.,. ISP., Yi' A 3 vb L 1 I Q ww-...QR K , , . .ff -IQ 1 1, xx X hw, Period One Above I Period Two Below PHIL MALONE Vx GLEE CLUB MISS VIRGINIA ALEXANDER Prefideut ' ' Spmlim' YU +415 I f x ,z f f 1 ,gr 'SS X.II 1451 X n H ----7 f - 1 l I Miss Mildred Scrivener sponsors the Y-Teens Nu up-mww H, ,xr ,LL...,,,,'w-1 These capable officers lend the Senior Y-Teens. They are ftop, left to rightj Sarah Pennington, Sue Manker, Susie Crutchfield, Linda Poole, Jimmie Hastings and Linda Cunningham: fbottomj Mitzi Diepholz, Faye Jamison :md Patsy Patterson. Mrs. Keathley Pres- grove sponsors the jun- ior Red Cross. ' h K3 1 avatar rw , .Wx , . . The Junior Y-Teens have these girls as their leaders, fNancy Armstrong, Sis Parks, Tasia Covellis, Iva jerris, and Annette Clarkj. Miss Dorothy Bouldin sponsors junior Y-Teens. TONEY DAVIS Prexiderzl JERRY BAKER Pra.fidef1t MISS MARGARET THOMPSON English: Periods 1, 5, and 2 CHARLES COSCIA Prexideul if su . 'QEQW . Al Period One Biology works in the lab. l x V i Period Six does classroom work. x I 5 Miss Schilling instructs students during Period Seven. . Q1-9' phi! '4' 0.2 J I?!f ,QW 5 , iI!L. ff-gfm 3, tl fir gk , 9' iw '-53. X V' if? mfg L .,, Q '? iVfl' 6 Mrs. Carole Garren sponsors the Secretarles of Tomorrow Club Mrs. Anola Blakeney and Fritzi Rus sell have charge of the Monitors. These capable ca tains head the P Monitors. Period Three, English FRANK UNDERWOOD Preridenl MISS JENNIE ALLENSWORTH Teacher .jf The spacious new cafeteria provides comfortable room for lunch. '7' UV' Period Five, English LAVERNE KOLIVAS Prexidezzt MISS JENNIE ALLENSVVORTH Teacher GENEVA ROBERTS Humes High School Auditorium SPRINGTIME FASHIONS ARE FEATURED IN FASHION SHOW IN AUDITORIUM. Future I-Iomemalcers of America are in charge of the annual program given by the Home Economics Department of the school. ag' L M LM 'Po NEW YW f70 VIRGINIA CHERRY CAROL COLLINS O O wb I A79 Q' N ffl PEGGY PARKS MISS FRANCES KENNEDY Instructor Pbolor by George Pierce, Photographer Period One, History--NEIL PARRIS, Prefiderzf Period Three, History-KASTAS TARAS, P1'6,Jid6'IIf Period Five, History SUSIE CRUTCH FIELD Prelid 6111 Ai- ..-- ,. l , rf At the top is Miss Mildred Scrivener's sixth period American History Class. jimmy Dallas is Presi dent. Rosemary Arnold is President in the seventh period class Jerry Stell presides over the Honor Society. Mrs. Bodah Lolcey. Mrs. Anaglen Andre, Miss Katherine Hall, and Miss Susie Johnson supervise the group. ,- fxfifl iw ,,,u,, v , 5 ' x mx -WE- 5151 8 . vw ,ivy as -v 'g,am 5 E gl 5 Q . My Q 3 1 x MQ K' Jig -Ygff..mfig::3j,Yx 1 I RV , I 5 .4 , ' JKVQ, H' 1 ' , 'I ' 5' ,QS F' .W ff' I .WL .5 1 ' X ,, N, , fnvffis AA. L A Ah .fb fsf'-521: Susan Taylor gives Patsy Davis new look. Sandra Lawrence practices on Hazel Herrman in Cosmeto- logy. wr' Margie Billions, Vivian Feathers, Patty Heathcock, Rosemary Arnold, and Joyce Arrington sing in the Glee Club at last year's graduation. Seniors Jimmy Poor, jimmy Lampley and Ruth Proctor also receive their insurance. The seventh graders line up for school insurance. Patsy Patterson referees girls gym basketball game. Mrs. Bodoh Lokey and her afternoon class of Future Beauticians LEA up ,A .. 1, ,F Q a rx :lv , '. 4-5' ss, .. :A fi., Ziigiffzaze -11,5 Af,,:M Ns A Yfwgfig-Qixfzji , 5? ' me .v , SA up f if 7 'Q 01523 ,gi .. v WJ xvzggizkx, . Z w,,, 5 .rirgrfg My my A' :qw vii :SA 'XX if - I sf 'M 5 ,..X , X , , , ,. ,,,, . Q - ::. , R? LW, : ' Q '35 .Jw ,M D ,S 5, Q .Q LF: ga ii. Q13 Fil? 2 , sr' 487 a I by , g Z. -vac, . 5. 4 5. I ' ' 1 W ff ' 1 N 7 ' V--iZa,,g,,,,,,,,,.,- . ' ' 1 -L'i..':t1'fmw,, , ..,, ' I .fQ.Q??- if fm W f,m ,Ei+1 Q , , 'fx gamma - H A-WWa1,n34 4-it Above Miss Delores Fuller instructs the Latin Club in the ways of the Ancient Romans. ,ctw x 1 Miss Margaret Hatcher poses 3 with her First Year Spanish Club. f +4 At the right is the Second Year Club. 'WD 1 . I 'No fl QD ll in W fi' u a .. l, Xp s f7 Hercules licrailds the Latin champion, Susie Gai' rctt. and the junior Achievement Group. Officers of the Plough Inc. Amicwim-nt Group arc: Treasurer, Tom Rhemg Secretary. Virginia Rogcrsg and President, Byron Childers. XX'ith the officers is the Representative of Plough Inc., Frank Howland, Q a luunilf 'Y 91 Q Q tl clow: Herbert AI'lUL'S. Prwitlcnt, gixcs dircatiuns lu mu The new officers of the Humes High Student Council take the oath of office for the school year of 1955-56. 'a students who cntcrcd Humcs for thc first time this your -5 il I A .Pima ED .4-J Miss Dclurcs lfullcr instrmts thu stuA Jcntx lun their dutics 115 Stmlvnt Ccvumil affine-rs as M13 Brindlcy listuns. Bclmx' are thu students wlw represent their homumoms in thc stuklcnt gmcrnnm-nt Tlu- monitm's lwclp In ku-p the Imlls mxlwly Juring the Llmsqs. Mrs, Anulu Hlglkc-ncy is thc faculty spunwr. - - - Y -al.-Y A '1lYE?'sIi5 H 'WEESH' ' il I2-S HOME ROOM MISS MILDRISD SCRIVENER llwm' Ruff III 'l'r.u'lu r MY W 5-I . -bmi V , ..,r 12-4 HOME ROOM MR, KEATHLEY PRESGROVE I-lrnm' Room T:'.u'bcr PERIOD SIX ENGLISH CLASS MISS MARGARET THOMPSON Tearher The HUMES HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY, with Miss Flois Gvvaltncy, Librarizm, and thc Library Assistants, below, forms an indispcnsixlvlc part of thc- school system at HUMES. , 46 'iw' Q Z Q if 9 fl X L- 5 td M .,-,Q-P lumm IH:-vm as ilu gnunlnnt uf ilu lxcv Club with Clulom-I D4 R, Hutnlminsun as thc lllfl slum lln H1 H mx In-ull-ll lux' D 1 wnnin XYL.1kl4v tl1clwlpuflNl Nut ll A llltlu llty The TRI Club is spunSo1'ul by IXUS, Bmlalm Imlcty Allhl Mr. Robert 'llxylmx Q 3 , i. l XXX so Hercules, the Herald, pro- claims playtime and parties. l Photos by George Picrcc. l af? 5 4 6 ww fn 7 z Q, 1 wx A gm G I 2 1 L 3 J my . if f-wi A 5112 ' 511-'W 4 Jn .Q it na K i 'Rl me 1 , , A V B! , 5 sf Q? kg, ,J 4 -4: 1 x1s.nv,: qw! f 2 , EJ, H, L, 3 f RE if w My ' an if gp' :gt k . 1 L ,Q r S A 53 Q 'U S jg ,, M we 5, Nr! 3 L W, L ,LQ Qgv ,QM 1 P 'asm R 5 2. 3 :Ni - me mf 5 . .. aa ff J? 3. , g z fi fi x . .1 . ,fm 8 MWF' 'n'iQ'n ?'f', .4 . g,'X Nw? ' xfv. , ws' U f M 2 W ,, geffv ,ML .fa W 1. if vfg3l+,2,A7 -2 BQWZ V 2 F, PM fri ew as 9. V' . w W. 'im ..-. + 2 -.k we 4,1 . if ,. ,f A, I ... -4-P' Among those pictured in the snapshots made on the night of the Parade are: Frank Underwood Gary Moore, Richard McDaniels. Betty Fryar and Yvonne Nolen. Mrs. Fryar is also in the group. Betty Fryar contributes pictures of Christmas parade for which she helped make one of the floats, I- rl llic llicspiiim .Irs Miss Holm lmiliric. Q mmimmiiil law glass is imtriiitu Ivfit C. C. jones. spimnwiul by li41rb.ii'.i XX'i1Llc licuils the Rell Cross with Miss Elsa Srfhilling as the faculty sponsor. Also, Miss l.m'lu'if: has tlic sixth pn-riml speech. llvv Ill 5118, 151 Clmkls -'-1 1117 11111111 .uw the 111t111'1- j.LI.1t1lI.lfL'N 111 mu High 511111111 Miss vlcnnic Allenswn1'tl'1'5 12-1 .md M11 C. C. jones' 12-2 wcrc uma bcginncrsg now they are g1'.111L111t1n3.:. Tlmsc mpnhlc girls lit-lp in wffitc. Miss Louisc Moffett is in tlmrgc of the Senior Art Depart- mont, Iwfrs. Lutillc Ggirrisun and Mrs Ina Taylor supciwisc thc lumh room with thu stutlcnts as assist ants. S f i SVSU? GARRETT GEORGE PIERCE Edilm' SIJH I'fwfff4u.fjvln1 LIONEL SPAVLDING LORETTA CARSON Sfmrlf Edfiw' F.1.flvim1 Edifm' l00 urn SHIERRY ROE FRED FREDRICK 1:4-IINVL' Edllflf B11,u'ir1e,f,x A1.n1.1,qw' Z5 C! N x., L.-5 ' THE HUMES HIGH HERALD L. C. HUMES HIGH SCHOOL Memphis, Tennessee . Lu A,'IF:1L'.l', 65' sent 2 ,Q-5-73-9 scuoinsnc 9 A 745 ROT ,fa , O -'H 1, msrmeurok 'F QSHSLLL eq, fa' 'ffanufl' HERALD STAFF 1955-56 EDITORIAL STAFF Editor .,,,...,............., ..,.,... S USIE GARRETT Slaff Photographer .... ...... G EORGE PIERCE Feulure Edimr ......,,... ,....,v....,,..... C HERIE ROE Burifzerr Manager ..... .v....Y... . .. FRED FREDRICK Sporlr Edilor ......,,.. ..... L IONEL SPAULDING Farlairm Editor ........... ....., L ORETTA CARSON Cifrulalion Manager' ,.........,..,.,.......,........,,,,,,.,. ........ W ILLIAM AGEE REPORTERS Arthur Barbee, Glenda Harper, Shirley Winters, Ruth McPhail Lionel Spauldmg Gayle Mooney, Shirley Marbrey, Judy Hendrix, jane Chittom Dennis Chew Richard Murdock, Richard Korsokov, Kostos Taras, Tommy Mathxs Aubrey Poston, Mary Ruth Tillman, Robert Pittman, and jimmy Dallas JUDY HENDRIX SHIRLEY MARBRY Iunmr Hzgh Repmterr SJ MRS AFNAK l l N ANDIUQ 'l't.n'ffti N lNC W SCOK K IYS, Pit ilzfwll' klkl RAE l lu l'iti1Jt11f M.1rim1 litirllicltl Betty Dolcs C,.irlL'i1c Name lftlW.ll'tl Ray Maxim' R.1y Anim Rite juan Ritltlitli lfrgmtcs Russell ,l.lLQlLlCllIlL' R-ny Nancy Stoggins Corinne Slmrpc Nancy Sisk lictty Smitli Mary Aim Smith Gloria Suvvcrw james Tutt l'.ml XY'l.llliL'F lftlwlirtl Wltllittu Cllmrlt-N Wgttkiiis Cllmrlcs Xwcgtvcr blurry Wt-lwlv Wfztyiic XYU.-csc l.con Wcltlcn Kcnm-tli XVl1itt' Rolucrt W'igint0n Bobby Wfilkcrson Terry Wilkt-s Terry Wilsoim -1:' . ki n Q f 4 ANNA RICE, SLrip1.ifi I YNIZ XYIEIZSIY. Ref '-.Y ,, A 4 , .J A l t N, ' F i K ,N M, v 'cr Y X X F!- . ' X -5 .- : A I: ,, , M-1 W . X ui '- . : : al' Q . fi - 5 , ::.: ' ' ,I Y Y r f-XT 7 .: ,:::a r . H rf V + Af' V A N CAROII B, HARKEN. 'l't.n'1' i X XXIIIxlN.l'ni1dtuf Nlxll XX ll IJAMSON, lift! Pit mit Prttricia Gardner Harry Lee Gntcley Bolvluy Mcfllurc -lutly Noah K.1r.1 Suu Ozmct Douglrts Perry V.1ltl.1 Pinner B.1rlw.1r.1 Stogner lxlllfflhl Trainer Betty Ann Tutker Sylvia Tutker Shirley Turner Elwood Roc Joanne Van Bibber Carolyn Vandergrift Bobby Van Story Beverly Wallace Flora Warren Betty Westbrooks Martha Wilbanks Judy Wfilkes Edward Wilkins Betty Williams Frankie Williamson Billy Wfilson jerry Wfilson jimmy Wilson Mary Wfilson Patsy Wfisernan Billy Wooten Larry Young Our Very Besi Wishes Humes Graduafes! i SPEEDWAY PHARMACY Prescripfions School Supplies COMPLETE SODA FOUNTAIN SERVICE IOI3 Jaclzson Avenue Phone JA 5-4646 HEARTY +Czrl:gr2ulac:lo:S Bes'I' Wishes 0 B fd U6 65 ' fo +he Graduaies SMI'I'l'Y S TDMA RESTAURANT MACHINE a SUPPLY Good Food 657 CORRINE No Beer Served Phone JA 7-6567 CHELSEA 8: THOMAS Congrafulaiions. Class of '56 WOOD ELECTRIC, INC. Elecirical Con+rac'I'ors 7I0 N. Second+IA 5-I I39 and Phone JA 3-9776 JA 5-4988 Open 24 Hours . W. V. Jones F. J. Jones JONES BROS. REFRIGERATION Sales and Service Aufhorized Kelvinaior and Leonard Service l609 JACKSON AVENUE-SINCE I925 Phone BR 5-I974 2 FINE STORES TO SERVE YOU FORGMOST IN APPAREL ,Jfnnpfulf,9'umu40 I460 Union Avenue I45 Soufh Main Drinlr Milk for Healih and if KLINKE-REED DAIRIES Phone WH 8-6643 FOR HOME DELIVERY Beaufy Good Luclz, Class of '56 A. W. HEUERTZ Tennessee General Ageni' MUTUAL OF OMAHA lolli Floor-Sferick Building Good Luck, Seniors FRANCIS 8: LIVERSIEDGE Mobil Service S+aI'ion 874 Chelsea-JA 5-8665 Road Service-Road Service Besf Wishes, Graduaies McKENZIE AUTO 8: TRUCK PARTS All Makes and Models 799 Breedlove Phone JA 5-8770 Our Very Best Wishes +o Our Graduafes JAMES E. STARK CO. Lumber and Wood Producis 468 Plum-JA 5-8865 Besf Wishes, Class of '56 BUILDING WRECKERS. INC. Over 25 Years Wreclring Experience New and Used Building Malerials 443 N. MANASSAS PHONE JA 5-5404 Hearfy Congraiulafions fo Ihe Graduaies JOHN E. TAYLOR CONSTRUCTION CO. I600 Chelsea Avenue Phone BR 5-8I37 GreeI'ings, Graduaies JOHN R. WALLS ESSO STATION 595 Chelsea af 7+h Telephone JA 5-9357 Hearfy Congrafulaiions Humes High Seniors ROXY THEATRE Always a Good Show 6I9 CHELSEA. AT THOMAS Congrafulafions, Humes Graduaies BOSI BROS. WeOna Food Sfore No. 5I 908 Chelsea Ave. Telephone JA 5-565I Good Luclr, Graduafes! ROGERS BROTHERS SERVICE STATION Sinclair Producls I4I0 Jaclrson Ave. Phone BR 6-2l20 Congraiulafions, Seniors PAUL WALKER 8: SON ESSO SERVICE STATION We Give Qualily Sfamps I054 Firesfone Blvd. Phone JA 7-b8bI Besi Wishes. Graduaies FORGET-ME-NOT FLORIST We Have Flowers for AII Occasions 2I2 N. LauderdaIoQIA 7-9648 Complimenfs of NAT BURING PACKING CO. Makers of KING COTTON PRODUCTS ll I'ulllill- lvll-Ill Elsie OWEN TUCKER Serving Hoiels, Res+auran'I's and lns+i+uI'ions 652 NO. THIRD ST. JA 7-8088 Ph. JA 7-28I0 LEADWJA? IGROCERY 7I2 Norih Manassas Groceries, Fresh Meais Vegeiables and Frozen Foods PHONE JA 6-958I Congralulaiions Class of '56! THOMAS DEPT. STORE I239-4I-43 Thomas Sfreel JA 5-2205 PHONES JA 5-9545 Good Luclr, Graduaies LIBERTY CASH GROCERY NO. 44 l052 Chelsea Ave. Phone JA 5-733I Good Luclr, Seniors! COLEMAN'S SERVICE STATION Mobil Producis Johnnie Evans, Mechanic l232 THOMAS PHONE JA 6-9302 Congralulafions, Graduafes AMRO MUSIC STORE IN MEMPHIS 34 YEARS Musical lnsfrumenls EASY TERMS I68 Monroe Phone JA 6-5476 When You Buy Flowers BUY FROM AN ALLIED FLORIST ALLIED FLORISTS WHITFIELD KING 8: COMPANY Insurance PHONE JA 5-358I Greefings. Graduafes ELECTRIC WIRING COMPANY Elecfrical Con+racI'ors I066 Ch I A ASSOCIATION PHONEBZT 6-53318 G d L It Gr d' THOMPSON BROS. Congraiulalions. Gradua'I'es! oo uc' a S' Morfuary and GUTHRIE WFAKLFY Cremaforium PHARMACY EQUIPMENT CO. 639 Monroe Avenue Phone JA 6-674I Ambulance Service BURIAL INSURANCE 257 Adams Phone JA 6-328I Drugs and Sundries 9l0 Chelsea Avenue PHONE JA 6-7404 Heariy Congraiulafions io Ihe Gradua+es! BUSSEL'S MARKET 774 Poplar Avenue PHONE JA 6-984l Have a Treal' Where I'he Kids Meeil THE DAIRY BAR Barbecue-Mill: Shalres IZ67 Jackson BR 6-9276 Congraiulaiions, Seniors! PAUL CHEW'S Grocery and Marlref I226 Breedlove PHONE JA 6-6039 All our Bed wishes +0 Good Luclr. Senior Class! endings' Graduafes! Humes High Graduaiesl SCOTT ELECTRIC THE TOGGERY Men's Shop MAIN AND ADAMS I06 Johnnie Danovi FREE DELIVERY I042 Chelsea Phone JA 6-0658 COMPANY Elecfrical Coniracfors JA 6-3743 Phones JA 7-2383 272 MADISON AVENUE S E L 5 . 'l l 1 ONYOUR X. G RKBXUAT I 0 N E ,M M ,f ww W ,4 WJ. 'nf AMW E 'V M PM Ziff, A feamcbqgwzg WWW 'if X, X o A K ' K? L' ll. TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COM r , ,, y . I . I X X SCHOOL JACKETS AND AWARDS SWEATERS 0 SPALDING LOAFERS AND SADDLE OXFORDS SCHOOL LETTERS AND PENNANTS BASEBALLS 0 FOOTBALLS BASKETBALLS 0 GOLF CLUBS TROPHIES 0 VOLLEYBALLS WATER SKIS 0 TENNIS FISHING TACKLE G GUNS AND AMMUNITION ' SHOE SKATES ' ij!!-:IWII-L., 0' .SS G? 'rf Agenfs for jg, li' I ., .Is The MacGregor Co. ,QT '- ' Z . I A. G. Spalding Bros. LAWSON - CAVETTE Spor+ing Goods Company I+ Pays Io Play 9 Nor'I'h Third Sfreei' Telephone 5-2725 Good Luck, Humes Graduafesl PORKY'S DRIVE-IN Fealuring HICKORY COOKED BARBECUE 848 Thomas af Chelsea 963 Jackson a'I Hasrings PAT CLANCY. HEAVY HAULING 900 No. Second S+. Phone JA 5-0306 CLANCY CRANE SERVICE, INC. 900 No. Second SI. JA 7-l532 Good Luck Io Humes Gradua+es! C. F. CHANDLER WRECKING CO. Bonded and Insured We Buy and Sell Used Building MaI'erials TWO LOCATIONS I223 No. Wa+kins Telephone BR 6-5459 825 Vance Ave. Phone JA 6-I029 Besl' Wishes 'Io Ihe Graduafes TRUMBO WELDING 81 FABRICATING CO. I300 Thomas-JA 5-3552 Good Luck, Grads JOHN T. BILLION'S TEXACO STATION 956 Thomas-JA 6-99 I 8 Congrafulafions, Graduafesl KAR-HILL, INC. Wholesale Beaury Supplies and Equipmenl' 282 No. Cleveland BR 6-446I Gree+ings, Gradua+es VERNER'S GARAGE 666 Breedlove Phone BR 5-4423 Besf Wishes fo Humes Gradua+es! ECONOMY MACHINE CO. I O65 Nor+h Second PHONE BR 6-5392 l08 Besf Wishes +o Ihe Seniors! JACK'S SERVICE STATION Jack Woods Jackson and Manassas PHONE JA 3-9I8I Congrafulalions, Grads! NATIONAL GUARD PRODUCTS, INC. 540 Jackson Avenue Complimenls of AVON COSMETICS RepresenI'a'I'ives IN HUMES HIGH SCHOOL AREA Fire, Au+omobile and General Insurance C . Liberal Real Es+a'le Loans reamogemzed Real Esiaie Sales E.H..CRUMP8sCO. For Men ancl Women Who Wanl' The Very Besl' ln The I VISIT THOMPSON'S and 3-Lb. Cans - A B B AND W 'r N sry, 0 HUMKO 3 . I D SHOP S lo - DAINTY ou. Acla Lee Thompson, Gracluale of Class of '53 568 Poplar Ave. Telephone JA 5-2247 Good Luck, Humes Gradual-es! Success +o The l956 Gradualesl CHELSEA OIL COMPANY BIG VALUE GROCERY Armsirong Tires. Gas, Oil and Accessories AND MARKET l292 Chelsea Open 24 Hrs. Phone JA 7-9897 Name Brand Grocenes 964 NORTH SECOND STREET Greefings, Graduafesl JGNES HARDWARE Bes+ Wishes, Gradua+es 8: VARIETY STORE BASS' GRILL l264 Jackson Phone BR 2-2l56 l03l THOMAS JA 5-9355 The Gif? of a Lifelimeld - - B I W + h D' on s Greelmgs' Semen! Besl of Luclr fo The I956 Class! uova a C es Iam BOBBITT . .- MEMPHIS p ., I eff I 1 DRUG STORE AUTO PARTS co. ffzzf, K . eggs T 50465 Sundries GEORGE T. PERKINS A Prescrip+ions 0 H . T' A, f- Specializing In Truck Paris 'XJ ' ,' ,' l05O Chelsea Avenue I, , H ' KR AQ7 f' PHONE JA 6-03.4 Parfs for Everylhmg Thal' Rolls Wx' R' A so TQ. ,. , T093 CHELSEA AVE. PT-Tome JA 6-I202 if Wy ba uovfwe ws ff' H,-' LAW x fx' R -M ., Heariiesl' Congrafulafions CONGRATULATIONS To Humes Gracluafesl 'Ex' GRADUATES! Largesl Assorlmenl' of Jewelry Cl-YDE'S Hamallon, Elgin Esso STATION WEONA No. 42 and L 9'ne Wmhes LAGUZZI 8: BARRASSO Lubricalion o + T H' h R + D' +' + Wh - - - u o ug en IS nc ere Wagglrggrieglres 797 BreeclIOVe BeHer Prices Are Available SON AVE. JA 6-8573 Phones JA 6-8574 my, Na. Main S+. Phone 80956 757 JACK Phone JA 5-9469 Besl' Wishes +o 'rhe I956 Hear+y . Congrafuldions Graduahon Class! +0 We SAM FORTAS Graduafes BOWMAN HOUSE FURNISHING TRANSPORTATION COMPANY E +h' ' 'NC' FiIli+II.3 log' N. SIXTH MAIN AND POPLAR PHONE JA 1-9494 PHONE JA 5'35'5 Besr Wishes, Humes High Seniors! UNITED ROAD MACHINERY CO. ROAD AND CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT l534 Texas Phone WH B-904l The Brodnax Name on The Box Adds Much +o fhe Value buf Nothing +o ihe Cosl! ...T 9 vobwmf SM GOLD AND SILVERSMITHS Congra+ula+ions, Humes High School Graduaresl MEMPHIS HARDWOOD FLOORING COMPANY Pre-Finished Oalr Flooring l59l THOMAS O PHONE JA 6-7306 Main al' Monroe Memphis Headquarlers for Humes School Pins and Rings-Frafernily Jewelry Besf Wishes fo The l956 Graduales MR. AND MRS. HARRY COTROS Good Luclr. Humes Graduaiesl FOREST PRODUCTS CHEMICAL CO. l+'s Fun +o Cool: Ou+doors DEMAND RED SEAL CHARCOAL FROM YOUR DEALER Besi Wishes, Seniors! MAY'S BEAUTY 8: BARBER SHOP Experl Beauiy Service 625 CHELSEA JA 6-952l Good Luck. Graduafes BUILDERS ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS 667 N. Second1lA 5-477I Very Besi Wishes From a VERY GOOD FRIEND IIO Good Luclz, Class of '56 R. KAY'S CAFE R. K. TURPEN, OWNER. MGR. Open 6 A. M. io I2 Midnighl' ua N. P.-.rlmy.JA 6-9285 Good Luck Class of '56 YORK ARMS CO. lf I+'s Sporfing Goods We Have I+ l62 SOUTH MAIN STREET PHONE JA 6-I2I7 Besl' Wishes, Grads! GREER'S SANDWICH SHOP I037 Jackson Avenue PHONE BR 6-9633 Good Luck, Class of '56 FUTRIS BROTHERS CLEANERS 8: HATTERS Our Business is Making Friends 998 Jackson Avenue PHONE JA 5-993I GOOD LUCK. SENIORS! W. J. HEISLER PLUMBING CO. New lns+aIIa+ions Repairs 893 AYERS-JA 6-3098 CANOVA I+ Sure Is GOOD COFFEE Good Luck, Humes Grads! WEONA FOOD STORE NO. IOO W. C. SMITH, Owner We Ouffil' lhe Whole Family SCHAFFER'S DEPARTMENT STORE JAKE L. BREDOW. Prop. Pelers Shoes for +he En+ire Family 6II Chelsea Phone JA Mm na No. SECOND, con. CHELSEA Congralulalions PEARSON Seniors! Good Luck, Gradualesl I-EADWAY SUPER JERRICO'S WAYNE'S CANDY MARKET II7I Thomas PHONE JA 1.8213 W. W. WILKES IS76 Vollenline Phone BR 5-I338 264 E. McLemore Phone WH 2-92I7 I64 Easf Carolina Phone JA 7-4370 Congralulafions, Graduaiesl J. W. LYONS SERVICE STATION SINCLAIR PRODUCTS 7+h and Chelsea Phone JA 6 -9l47 Hearly Congralulalions 'ro Ihe Gradua'I'es! WOODS LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Telephone 4-2 I 57 Good Luck, Gradualesl GEER SERVICE STATION SINCLAIR PRODUCTS 953 Breedlove Phone JA 6-9l90 Besi Wishes Io 'lhe Class of I956 WENER'S DEPARTMENT STORE I086 Thomas S'I'reeI' Phone JA 6-0400 Besl Wishes. Gradualesl MODEL DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTIONS FOUNTAIN SERVICE 9I7 Jackson Avenue Phone JA 6-0365 Good Luck, Grads! LAMMEY HARDWARE CO Hunfing and Greelings, Graduaies of I956 BY-RYT FOOD STORE NO. 88 Norlh Main Slreel lAcross From Bry'sl MEMPHlS' FINEST COMPLETE SELF-SERVICE FOOD STORE Fishing Supplies and Licenses 9 I078 Breedlove al Chelsea PHONE JA 5-7632 I I I Good Luck, Graduafes MAYME BEAUTY SHOP MAYME DORRIS AII Lines of Beaufy Culfure 868 Cheisea--JA 6-072I , , --....:-, . .-...-.1 wrnuxauulva JOE'S WEONA GROCERY NO. 95 Qualify Meais-Fresh Fish Dressed PouII'ry 520 N. THIRD-JA 5-I409 TRY MRS. WEAVER'S Homemade Salads for Home, Pariies, and Picnics 1 1 1 1 1 AT YOUR GROCERY STORE Gree+ings, Seniors of '56 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE I300 Thomas SI'ree+ JA 6-I294 Besi Wishes, Graduafes! CURSEY DRUG STORE Drugs-School Supplies-Candy 274 Poplar, Near 4'Ih Si. JA 6-I I67 Heariy Congrafulafions, Seniors! HATCHETT RUG 8: CARPET CLEANERS I200 Morehead Phone JA 5-5032 Congraiulafions, Humes Graduafes! YATES RADIO 81 TV REPAIR SERVICE AII Work Guaranfeed, Nighi' Calls Made I007 THOMAS PHONE JA 6-2535 Besf of Luck, Class of I956! SANFORD HOME 8: AUTO SUPPLY CO. Every'I'hing 'For Home and AuI'o I227 THOMAS PHONE JA 7-4792 Besf of Luck, Humes Seniors! JOHNSON REPAIR SERVICE We Pick-Up and Deliver 780 CHELSEA PHONE JA 6-4568 Greeiings, Humes Graduafesl CHELSEA AUTO PARTS CO. EsI'aIoIished I925 I203 CHELSEA PHONE JA 5-l5II Hearty Congra'I'uIa+ions, Humes Seniors! HARRY O. HIGH SHEET METAL WORKS 667 No. Second-JA 5-69I5 Congrafulaiions, Humes Graduaiesl SCOLA'S SUPER MARKET 653 No. Parkway aI' Jackson Congraiularions, Besi' Wishes, Seniors! TRI-STATE ARMATURE AND ELECTRICAL WORKS, INC. 32I EAST BUTLER PHONE JA 7-84I4 Besi Wishes, Humes Graduafes! ED MEEK SALVAGE CO. We Handle Every+hing 2 WEST GEORGIA ST. JA 5-42 I3 TOOF for fhe Besi' in Greeiing Cards 'I' Invi+a+ions 'I' Albums Prinfers SI'a+ioners Office Ou+fi++ers I95-203 MADISON AVENUE MEMPHIS Park Free Across The Sireei or ai Any Parkrife Locafion While ai' Toof's Good Luck, Graduafes ANN'S DRESS SHOP Ladies' and Junior's Ready-+o-Wear OPEN EVENINGS 2440 CHELSEA-34-3865 Good Luck, Class of '56 UNION BEAUTY SUPPLY CO. Finesi' Beauiy Preparaiions I276 MADISON AVE. BR 6-2729 IIIIIIIIM!W!H!WWNNWUWM WM!,1w,,ul W''TMJ111WW1HWIWW1dLNWVVlWWWWW I f T ,X ff ,fr i was-1, 51' 4' 'W Wfinuhuw, g K. f A - 1 ' ' 1 v-sq:Q..-qw ' ,1 1g,..i.4. .Hur f-xviiwgu'-Nzryrvf '..5!,3 .L 1,-WSJ! N, ,1 .gezszxm-.:'ufia. . 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