Lanier High School - Oracle Yearbook (Montgomery, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1948 volume:

SidLn u Jloha i MARTHA SPIDLE.......................Editor-in-Chief JIMMY SHEEHAN....................Business Manager THE PARAGON PRESS..........................Printers ALABAMA ENGRAVING COMPANY . . Engravers f 'Jl f r i Me Mr’ e e M'er j i- M r .i) wo..,ytite®. , ?■ y � MIUS MUSIC i % Music Publither c r s r s r r r r s yllma yy[ater Dear Jtanier, though fleeting time 3C(ay bear us far away from thee, forever in thy hallowed halls Sach heart will dwell in loyalty, tjaithful to the blue and white H e will be; ylnd before thy shrine of knowledge clo)e will kneel to thee. yllma SXfater, thy standard waves triumphant through each passing year, cls)e love thy spirit true and brave; thy courage through each threatening fear; cls)e will hold when we begin Our lives anew, yyfemories of thy sheltering walls And of thy friendships true £a nier! X A a A. ft : CL ft ft X a X ft a ft r A t MISS GUSSIE HARRIS fyedmtfofi... THIS YEAR WE, THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1948, WISH TO DEDICATE OUR ORACLE TO ONE OF THE FINEST INDIVIDUALS OF LANIER, MISS GUSSIE HARRIS. SHE HAS FOR YEARS SERVED LANIER AS ONE OF ITS BEST TEACHERS, INSTRUCTING THE PUPILS NOT ONLY IN ENGLISH, BUT IN THE BASIC PRINCIPLES OF EVERYDAY LIVING. SHE HAS BEEN NOT MERELY A TEACHER, BUT A LOYAL AND HELPFUL FRIEND, REPROVING US WHEN NECESSARY, ADVISING US WHEN WE WERE IN TROUBLE, AND REJOICING WITH US WHEN WE WERE HAPPY. HER TIRELESS ENERGY IN THE CLASSROOM, HER FRIENDLY TEASING, AND HER BLESS YOUR PESKY HEART! HAVE LEFT INDELIBLE IMPRES- SIONS ON OUR HEARTS. WE WISH WITH THESE FEW WORDS, HOWEVER INADEQUATE, IN SOME SMALL MEASURE TO EXPRESS THE ESTEEM AND DEVOTION THAT WE HAVE FOR OUR OWN MISS GUSSIE. SOMEONE TO WATCH OVER ME Gotham ('U ir No. 3 Adapt� ! t‘,r Studio and Home IMA NO r 5 l-vi i. fe a-£ 33 r . @S9 '3 GEORGE GKRSHW Piano adaptation by Ur%:?y f ft A' « ■ • - It T H N i K I C A N � 5 iii. iii t-§r o-' a -n v. MW. s 1266-8 pocv rit. MCMXLVI by HARMS , Publisher member of A. 8.C. A. P. International Copyright Secured f • iW n I’ A tk • RK;HTS RESKRVKD INCLl DING PVBIJC PERFORMANCE FOR PROFIT w Inm|nVr?i«mlnJ I!? mrr n ™ ni or copy of thi publication. or any part “n of copyright and eubjerta the infringer to «ever penaltiea under the Oopyn thereof, opynght Act MR. JOHN J. FARRIS Principal University of Alabama, A.B., LL.B.; Auburn, M.S.;JJniversity of Chicago, Columbia University MR. M. H. PEARSON Vice-Principal Birmingham-Southern, A.B.; University of Tennessee; University of Chicago 7 FACULTY MISS MARGARET KORNEGAY Dean of Girls Duke University, A.B.; Columbia University, M.A. MR. YALE H. ELLIS Dean of Boys Kent University, B.M.D.M.I., B.S.; Harvard, M.A. 7 FACULTY Diversified Occupations MR. M. T. DUNCAN Eastern Tennessee State Teachers College, B.S. Agriculture MR. E. G. GEIGER Mississippi State, B.S. Commercial Studies MRS. MARGARET BOWLING University of Alabama, A.B. MRS. EFFIE GREEN Huntingdon College, A.B. MR. RABURN SCARBOROUGH Troy State Teachers College; University of Alabama, M.A. MISS MILA WORD Athens College, B.S.; Peabody College; Bowling Green College of Commerce D. E. and D. O. MISS CLAUDIA HARDY • Judson College, A.B.; University of Alabama,- Auburn MISS JOSEPHINE PAGE Alabama College, B.S. MRS. ETHEL PRUETT Birmingham-Southern, A.B. MR. WALLACE T. VERNON English MR. CHILES HARRIS University of Alabama, A.B.; Chicago University MISS ELOISE ANDREWS Alabama College; University of Alabama, A.B.; Peabody College MISS MARY GENE COX University of Alabama, A.B. MRS. MERLE McCORKLE Judson College, A.B. MISS MARY ELMORE PERSONS Randolph-Macon, A.B. MISS ANNIE WILSON TERRY Agnes Scott, A.B.; University of North Carolina, M.A.; University of Chicago History MISS LORRAINE BASS University of Alabama, B.S. MR. J. H. DEY University of Alabama, A.B.; Auburn, M.S. 'Ike FACULTY MISS BERTHA MANN Peabody College, B.S. Ml SS ETHEL L. MILLER University of Alabama, A.B. MRS. EVA MOONEYHAM Huntingdon College, A.B.; Columbia University Home Economics MISS MADELINE EITZEN Huntingdon College, A.B. MISS OUIDA HICKS Alabama College, A.B. French MRS. MARGUERITE ARMSTRONG Latin MISS KATE CLARK Agnes Scott, A.B. Spanish MRS. BEA ESTEP University of Oklahoma, A.B., M.A.; Oklahoma A. M. College; Rocky Mountain School of Language; National University of Mexico MISS ROSA PERKINS Huntingdon College, A.B. MISS'RUBY CpftWFORD Peabody College, B.S. MISS MARGARET GORRIE Huntingdon College; University of Alabama, A.B. MR. F. M. RAMSAY Furman University, B.S.; University of Alabama, M.A. MRS. LENORA SHERLOCK Huntingdon College, A.B.; Auburn, M.A. Mechanical Drawing MR. H. L. WEATHERBY Stout Institute, College of Technology Physical Education MISS NELL HAGEDORN University of Michigan, B.S. R. O. T. C. M SGT. L. H. ARNWINE McMinn High School MAJOR N. R. BETHEA University of Alabama, A.B., M.A.; MISS SADIE LIDE Arkadelphia High School; Hender- University of North Carolina University of Alabama, B.S. son State Teachers College A M SGT. FRANCIS KEENAN St. Anthony College Science MISS JULIA ANNE BALLARD Alabama College, B.S. MRS. FRANCES JONES Alabama College, B.S. MRS. ELLA PIERCE Davis Elkins.College, B.S. Veterans MR. J. J. VALENTI College of City of New York, A.B. MR. P. L. WOODHAM University of Alabama, B.S. MISS MAMIE ALLEN 5regg School, Chicago; Bowling Green College of Commerce,- Business University MR. JAMES D. ANGELICH University of Alabama,- Duke University, B.S. MRS. MARIE BARNES Huntingdon College, A.B.; Birmingham-Southern, M.A. MR. CURTIS H. BIERLEY Auburn,- Jacksonville State Teachers College, B.S. MR. P, P. B. BROOKS University of Chicago, B.S.; Auburn, M.S. MRS. RUTH CAMMACK Auburn, B.S., M.S.,- Cornell University MISS JEWEL ECHOLS University of Alabama, A.B.; University of North Carolina MISS FRANCES FULLER Howard College, A.B. MR. W. S. GARRET Duke University NOT PICTURED MISS SUSIE GREEN Huntingdon, A.B.,- Peabody, M.A.,- Columbia University MRS. ELIZABETH GROVE Park College, A.B. MISS LAURA HALL Emory University; Carnegie Library School of Atlanta MISS GUSSIE HARRIS Huntingdon College, A.B.; Univer- sity of Tennessee,- University of Chicago,- Peabody College MISS HORTENSE HARRIS Lombard College, A.B.; University of Chicago; Gregg School; University of Alabama MISS ETHEL JOHNSTON Huntingdon College, A.B.; Columbio University MISS LAURA JOHNSTON Huntingdon College, A.B.,- College of the Bible,- Transylvania Uni- versity; University of Kentucky MISS ADELE KIRK Huntingdon College, B.S.; Univer- sity of Alabama, A.B.,- Peabody College MRS. ALLIE OWENS Troy State Teachers College Howard College; University of Alabama MISS SUSIE PEACH Huntingdon College, A.B.; Univer- sity of Alabama, B.S., M.A.; University of California,- Peabody College MRS. ELOISE PERRY MR. JAMES RYBA University of Alabama, B.S. MISS CLYDE SMILIE Alabama College; University of Alabama MISS ERMINE WALKER University of Alabama, A.B., M.A.; Duke University; Columbia Uni- versity; Peabody College; Jones Law School MRS. FRANCES ESARY University of Alabama, B.S. M SGT. GARRISON Manchester High School Auld Lang Syne 204 STUDENT-FACULTY COUNCIL OFFICERS FRANK SHAVER Chairman WALLACE McLAIN MEMBERS Secretary STUDENTS FRANK SHAVER WILLALICE CARNATHAN THERESA SWINSON RICHARD HOLDER WALLACE McCLAIN JIMMY HANCOCK GERALD AUSTIN JACK NOBLE PATSY DAVIS FACULTY MISS KORNEGAY MR. FARRIS MISS JOHNSTON MR. DEY MISS CLARK MISS COX MR. ELLIS MRS. McCORKLE MISS GREEN Page 17 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Frank Shaver, President; Willalice Carnathan, Vice-President; Theresa Swinson, Secretary. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Katherine Fill, Martha Spidle, Frank Shaver, Theresa Swinson, Katrina McArthur, Irving Bern. CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE OF SENIOR CLASS SAMMY REESE SARALEE CLEMENTS BOBBIE HYDE FRANK SHAVER SARAH SUSAN GUNN DOT JOHNSTON MARGARET ANN RICHARDSON BETTY NIGHBERT ANN PILCHER FRED PERRY SOCIAL COMMITTEE OF SENIOR CLASS TED COPELAND J. C. SELLERS JOHN CALHOUN FRANK SHAVER MARTHA SPIDLE JANE WOOLFOLK WILLALICE CARNATHAN RING AND ANNOUNCE- MENT COMMITTEE OF SENIOR CLASS THERESA SWINSON WILLALICE CARNATHAN FRANK SHAVER ANN PILCHER MARY COLLINS JOHN CALHOUN JEANNE HENDERSON donald McDonald TRAVIS ROPER FIRST ROW COLQUETT, WILLIAM C. OWEN, CHARLES STEARNS, EARL VANN, WILLIAM M. LEWIS, JACK W. STANFORD, RICHARD B. KILPATRICK, JEROME H. RAY, JACK E. LONG, WINIFRED R. HARBI, BERNARD SECOND ROW PARMER, THOMAS J. DONOVAN, HUGH KENDALL, JAMES A. TRAYLOR, HERSCHEL WILLIAMS, LESLIE MARTIN, WILLIAM McMILLAN, WARREN E. ENGLE, WILLIAM E. PARQUETTE, FRANK S. FRYE, ROBERT B. THIRD ROW VOGEL, BILLY L. CHESSER, RICHARD K. BEASLEY, TED SMITH, HARLOD L DAVIS, VASSAR DERICKSON, GEORGE W. KING, WALTER L. DAY, HERMAN E. NOT PICTURED BLANKS, WALTER J.- HERRING, MALCOLM D. BOOTH, DOUGLAS KENT, CLIFFORD E. CARR, WILLIAM J. SHEFFIELD, HOLLIS A. CHURCHWELL, JAMES D, SMITH, GEORGE H. HAMMOND, KELLY WHITEHURST, WILLIAM E. HAYNES, ROBERT WOODHAM, STANLEY Page 20 VETERANS from t i Musical Play Through hr Years I'll ROUGH THE YEARS Words by nrO PART I l) VARD 11EY MAN Music by VINCf NT YOUMANS l 9 4 Coovr qH, J031 rA Mvi� C Ccf0Oro« n. HI B'bodwoy. NlwYo'l. N Y Onrf nc«n Yov onv Inc Nr- Y by M.|i«r Music Co Dorot on. 1619 BrooP-oy, New York. N. Y. bv orroegeme . V C« « io� f� � or� onal Copyrifl Srcvred AM Riflhn R««rve Inckx fcWc Pertormonce Pro � „r omoobw.m or coaptor.� ol ih.� too-po� . � � -� � 01 m coo.«� o. - • ........................... .««• « cl Wi'’ s E N I O R CLASS £ k v JIMMY ADDISON Ushers' Club; Science Club; Tennis Team; R. O. T. C.; Busi- ness Staff of Oracle; Officers' Club. Smart, amiable, tennis champ, lots of fun. Staff; hapjiy RY Jhite Sfaff; Oracle Ban . Red , Slap- friendly. GLEN ANDERSON Assistant Editor of Oracle; Literary Staff of Oracle; Sec- tion Representative,- Spanish Club; Marshal Club; Latin Club, Aedile, Scribe, Consul; Blue and White; Senior Scout. All 'round gal, friendly, cute, well-I iked. GAYLE ALLEN ' D. O. Club; Glee Club. Lik- able, sweet, quiet, reserved. ELVIN AMON D. O. Club, President. Good dancer, well-liked, friendly, carefree. DOROTHY ARANT Dramatic Club; Spanish Club. Likable, pretty hair, sweet, tiny. CAROL ARNETT French Club; Senior Scout, Literary Staff of Oracle. Hap- py-go-lucky, vivacious, per- sonality plus, cute. AUBREY ARNOLD Track; R. O. T. C.; Alternate Section Representative. Neat, good-looking, pretty eyes, nice smile. JIMMY BALDWIN Business Staff of Oracle,- Ushers' Club; R. O. T. C. Buddy , friendly, nice, witty. MARTHA SUE BAILEY Section Representative; Alter- nate Section Representative; Cheerleader; Oracle Staff; Sophomore Who's Who,- R. O. T. C. Batallion Sponsor. Popu- lar, beautiful, pretty eyes, sweet. MAUREEN AUXFORD Section Representative; Cheer- leader; Alternate Section Rep- resentative; Glee Club,- Spanish Club; Home Ec. Club; Literary Staff of Oracle,- Sen- ior Who's Who. Good dancer cute figure, witty, popular. JANE BALL Literary Staff of Oracle,- Blue and White; Senior Scout; Home Ec. Club; Glee Club. Talented, personality, origi- nal, friendly. DORIS BARBER Demure, sweet, cute, tiny. Page 23 SENIOR CLASS JOHN BARNES - Band, Lyre Club; Alternate Section Representative; Golf. Red , good natured, musi- cal, easy-going. MARION BARNETTE Assistant Editor of Oracle,- Spanish Club; Dramatic Club; Blue and White Staff. De- pendable, athletic, quiet, nice. GENE BATES Band. Musical, tall, likable, quiet. BEVERLY ANN BARNETTE Business and Literary Staff of Oracle; Section Represent- ative; Spanish Club; Marshal Club; Senior Who's Who. Popular, pretty, personality, original. PAT BARRON v Assistant Editor of Oracle; Spanish Club; Senior Who's Who; R. O. T. C. Sponsor; Senior Scout; Glee Club; Blue and White Staff. Personality, popular, friendly, intellectual. BETTY JEAN BEAIRD Section Representative; Al- ternate Section Representa- tive; Corridor Committee; Red Cross Representative; Business and Literary Staff of Oracle; Glee Club, Dramatic Club. Pretty, friendly, well-liked, cute clothes. WILEY C. BAZZELL, JR. FRED BEAM R. O. T. C. Amiable, happy- go-lucky, well-liked, talkative. ‘NINA BERDANIS Y-teens,- French Club. Dark- Eyes , friendly, intellectual, sweet. DUBOSE BINFORD R. O. T. C; D. O. Club. Congenial, easy-going, lik- able, pretty eyes. R. O. T. C.; Alternate Red Cross Representative. Cute, friendly, girls, smiles. ■Myi iNRVING BERN Red Cross Representative,- Rifle Team; Executive Commit- tee; Section Representative; Alternate Section Representa- tive,- R. O. T. C., Battalion Executive Officer; Officers' Club,- Spanish Club; Science Club; Ushers' Club. Friendly, polite, smart, reserved. MARTHA BINFORD Sweet, popular, cute, friendly. DORANN BINGHAM Business and Literary Staff of Oracle; Home Ec. Club; Majorette. Sweet, friendly, likable, pretty . BETTY BIRD D. O. Club. Shy, quiet, nice, sweet. Page 24 SENIOR JERRY BLACK Ushers' Club; Science Club; Alternate Section Representa- tive. Reserved, well-liked, in- telligent, winning smile. CLASS JIM BLACK ' D. O. Club. Quiet, shy, sin- cere, likable. ft $ ROBERT BLAKE R. O. T. C. Tall, ambitious, capable, courteous. BETTY BLUE Spanish Club; Glee Club; Literary Staff of Oracle; Red Cross Representative. Cute, pretty eyes, sweet, popular. JOY BRANNON Sweet, vivacious, Atlanta pretty hair. JOANNA BREEDLOVE Alternate Section Repre- sentative; Red Cross Repre- sentative; Dramatic Club; Thespian Club; Band; French Club, Treasurer, President. Cute, vivacious, petite, smart. srs' Club. 1 , friendly; 7 CHRISTINE BROOKS D. O. Club; Home Ec. Club. Interesting, pleasant, sweet, nice. MARY THALIA BROWN Red Cross Representative; Library Committee; Y-Teens. Quiet, neat, likable, reserved. MARGARET BRYARS Alternate Section Repre- sentative; Glee Club; Red Cross Representative; Dra- matic Club,- D. O. Club. Pretty complexion, friendly, quiet sweet. TERRY BOZEMAN R. O. T. C; Rifle Team,- Track; Glee Club; Business Staff of Oracle. Good dancer, amiable, cute, pretty eyes. FRANCES BRYANT D. O. Club, Section Repre- sentative. Ambitious, attrac- tive, quiet, neat. Page 25 SENIOR EMMA JO BRYANT Library Committee; D. O. Club; Red Cross Representa- tive. Pretty hair, friendly, nice, cute clothes. ATHYLENE BUSH Business Staff of Oracle. Cute clothes, sweet, quiet, pretty complexion. JOHN CADDELL Ushers' Club; Band. Talka five, friendly, likable, well dressed. CLASS RALPH BURT R. O. T. C. Quiet, polite. TOM CANTEY Spanish Club; R. O. T. C.; Officers' Club. Humorous, friendly, witty, talkative. WINIFRED CARDINAL Cheerleader; Section Rep- resentative; Home Ec. Club; Latin Club; Junior and Senior Who's Who; Spanish Club; R. O. T. C. Sponsor,- Literary Staff of Oracle; Corridor Committee. Friendly, viva- cious, well-liked, attractive. WILLALICE CARNATHAN LEON CAPOUANO Track. Curly hair, happy- go-lucky, cute laugh, friendly. WALLACE CARLSON Personality, lots of fun, Speedy , cute. HAROLD CADDELLy r gB D. O. Club; R. O. T. C-MceT 7 cute smile, friendly, blond. JOHN CALHOUN Alternate Section Repre- sentative; Alternate Red Cross Representative; Blue and White, Circulation Manager; Business Staff of Oracle,- Band; Senior Social Commit- tee; Ring and Announcement Committee,- Red Cap , fun- loying, p pul r, cajanoy -3 Library Committee,- Literary Staff of Oracle; Home Ec. Club; Acrobat; Sophomore Who's Who; Spanish Club; Lunchroom Committee; Corri- dor Committee; Glee Club; Section Representative; Secre- tary of Senior Class,- Ring and Announcement Committee,- Student - Faculty Council; So- cial Committee. Personality, smart, carefree, pretty. BETTY CHAMPION Sweet smile, cute, grand gal, athletic. JEAN CATON D. O. Club, Treasurer. Re- liable, agreeable, nice, sweet. JACK CHILD Ushers' Club. Cute, good- looking, swell guy, pretty eyes. Page 26 SENIOR THOMAS CHRISTIE Ushers' Club; Science Club; Literary Staff of Oracle,- Offi- cers' Club; R. O. T. C. I. Q. ; dependable, neat, nice look- ing. CLASS FRANK CHUNN D. O. Club; R. O. T. C. Per- sonality, likable, cute, friend- ly. BOBBY CLARK Business Staff of Oracle; Marshal Club; R. O. T. C. In- teresting, reserved, capable, nice. SARALEE CLEMENTS Assistant Editor of Oracle,- Alternate Section Representa- tive,- F. H. A. Club, Vice-Presi- dent; Blue and White; Cap and Gown Committee,- Latin Club. Attractive, dependable, personality, cute. BETTY JEAN CLEMENTS F. H. A. Club; Dramatic Club; Business Staff of Oracle,- Science Club; Y-Teens,- Red Cross Representative. Person- ality, pretty eyes, vivacious, cute. HATTIE CLIFTON Pretty eyes, demure, quiet, sweet. i PATRICIA CLINTON Girl Reserves; Glee Club; Science Club. Vivacious, witty, well-liked, fun. ROSE RITA COHEN Business Staff of Oracle; Dramatic Club; Home Ec. Club; Spanish Club. Neat, cute clothes, smart, quiet. BOBBY COLLINS All-'round boy, well-liked, Cuthbert, witty. MARY DEAN COLLINS Home Ec. Club; Ring and Announcement Committee,- Lit- erary Staff of Oracle. Fun, pretty complexion, likable, friendly. JACK COLLUM Baseball; L Club; R. O. T. C. Carefree, personality, smart, original. LENICE CONE Glee Club; Red Cross Rep- resentative. Pretty hair, sweet, quiet, neat. LANICE CONE Alternate Section Repre- sentative,- Section Representa- tive. Pretty hair, friendly, witty, sweet. MOWBRAY COOK Business Staff of Oracle; Ushers' Club; Spanish Club; Red Cross Representative. Talkative, reliable, nice look- ing, sweet. Page 27 SENIOR INA MAE COOPER Lunchroom Committee. Friendly, reserved, nice, sweet. TED COPELAND L Club, President; Foot- ball; President of Sophomore Class; Junior and Senior Who's Who,- Officers' Club, Vice-President; R. O. T. C, Captain; Social Committee; Ushers' Club. Popular, ath- letic, friendly, personality plus. PAUL CRASHUL, JR. Alternate Section Repre- sentative,- Red Cross Repre- sentative,- R. O. T. C; F. F. A. Club. Nice, popular, sweet, cute. CLASS ELAINE COPELAND Dramatic Club; Red Cross Representative; Literary Staff of Oracle; Spanish Club; Home Ec. C I u b; Thespian Club. Good-natured, sweet, personality, smiles. ALBERT CRANFORD Sweet, polite, quiet, neat. DOT CRUISE Library Committee,- Spanish Club,- Home Ec. Club; Literary Staff of Oracle; Dramatic Club. Friendly, sweet, well- liked, sincere. iu BILL CURRIE Civil Air Patrol; R. O. T. C,- Literary Staff of Oracle,- Science Club; Officers' Club; Football. Friendly, nice look- ing, quiet, hunting. CARROLL DAILEY S f t i o n Representative; Tennis Team; Ushers' Club, President; Science Club; Offi- cers' Club,- R. O. T. C.; Oracle Staff. Personality, smart, de- pendable, hunting. JIMMY DAILEY Band. Hot piano, shy, lots of fun, personality. ANNE MARIE DAVIS D. O. Club. Sincere, lik- f, able, sweet, nice smile. -4 JOHN DALE Section Representative; Red Cross Representative; Rifle Team; R. O. T. C; Officers' Club. Eun, handsome, friend- ly, weff liked._ JUNE DAVIS y Red vCross Representative; Dramatic Club; Section Repre- sentative. Smart, conscienti- ous, smart, quiet. PATRICIA DAWKINS Alternate Red Cross Repre- sentative; Glee Club- Cute, popular, sweet, lots of fun. MARGARET DEES Attractive, friendly, sweet, cute. Page 28 SENIOR CLASS JACKEY DICKENS Business Staff of Oracle. Pretty hair, sweet, friendly, at- tractive. JOHN FOREST DILLON, IV. Alternate Section Repre- sentative; Football; Red Cross Representative; Officers' Club; R. O. T. C.; French Club; Science Club; Basketball. Per- sonality, athletic, friendly, Fats. GLORIA DONNELLY Business Staff of Oracle; Dramatic Club; Y-Teens. Nice, cute clothes, sweet, amiable. BILLY DILLARD Band; Lyre Club. Quiet, musical, likable, talented. LEWIS DISMUKES Band. Reserved, quiet, blond, likable. TOMMY DORAN Band, Student Manager, Student Conductor, Assistant Manager; Lyre Club, Presi- dent, Vice-President; Red Cross Representative; Ushers' Club. Well-dressed, musical, friendly, Lela. GWENDOLYN DUNN Glee Club; Red Cross Rep- resentative; D. O. Club. De- pendable, friendly, sincere, sweet. WILLIAM EAGERTON Section Representative; F. F. A. Club; R. O. T. C„ Cap- tain; Officers' Club. Polite, energetic, friendly, entertain- ing. . GENE ELLIS Quiet, neat, nice, guy- grand Page 29 MARY EVELYN DURDEN D. O. Club. Amiable, per- sonality, nice, sweet. BETTY EDWARDS Personality, cute, pretty hair, fun. BEVERLY ELLIS Glee Club: Marshal Club. Dependable, smart, cute clothes, friendly. DOYLE ELMORE Ushers' Club, Associate Head Usher; Band; Lyre Club; Red Cross Representative; Red Cross County Chapter, Sec- ond Vice-President; Business Staff of Oracle. Swell guy, in- telligent, friendly, depend- able. SENIOR CLASS DOT ELSFELDER Dramatic Club. Personality, pretty eyes, friendly, likable. THOMAS EMBRY R. O. T. C; Officers' Club. Handsome, talkative, mischiev- ous, interesting. JIMMY ENDRESS Football; L Club; Lunch- room Committee; R. O. T. C. Cute, friendly, all-round, wit- ty- LILLIAN EASTERLING D. O. Club. Beautiful com- plexion, friendly, pretty hair, cute. MIRIAM EPPS F. H. A. Club. Cute, sweet, pretty hair, friendly. RAY EVANS Marshal Club; Ushers' Club; Band; Tennis Team. Grand guy, popular, personality, original. CHARLES EVERS Happy-go-lucky, w neat, friendly. tty. HARRY FARRIS L Club; Track; R. O. T. C, Cadet Lt.-Col.; Officers Club, President; Section Representa- tive,- Ushers' Club. Handsome, loads of fun, dependable, Gable smile. MARY VIRGINIA FALCONER Glee Club; Lunchroom Committee. Dimples, sweet, 1 RALPH FAULK Ushers' Club; Assistant Drum Major; Band, Vice-Presi- dent; Lyre Club,- D. O. Club. Friendly, nice-looking, girls, witty. LOIS FAULKNER Home Ec. Club; Glee Club; F. H. A. Club; Alternate Sec- tion Representative. Friendly, pretty hair, capable, sophisti- cated. ROBERT FENN F. F. A. Club; Track; Basket- ball; Baseball, L Club. Mis- chievous, talkative, witty, tall. WILLIAM FAULKNER F. F. A. Club. Nice, good sport, amiable, pleasant. MARY ANN FIELDS Home Ec. Club. Attractive, grand gal, personality, friend- ly- Page 30 SENIOR LOUISE FLINN Science Club, Secretary- Treasurer; Latin Club; Spanish Club; Blue and White; Literary Staff of Oracle. Smart, cheer- ful, cute clothes, happy-go- lucky. CLASS BETTY JEAN FLOURNOY D. O. Club; Y-Teens. Smart, neat, friendly, sweet. FLORINE FONTAINE EMORY FOLMAR ' Football, Co-Captain; L Club; Section Representative; R. O. T. C; French Club; Officers' Club; Lunch Room Committee; Track. Popular, athletic, handsome, “physi- que. FRED FONTAINE J Marshal Club; Ushers' Club. Sweet, smart, pretty eyes, twin. Cooperative, pretty eyes, dependable, twin. GENE FOSTER Cheerleader; Red Cross Representative; Latin Club; Spanish Club; Home Ec. Club; Corridor Committee; Blue and White; Lite ary Staff of Ora- cle. Popular, darling, Red , cute clothes. SUSIE FRANCIS Section Representative; Al- ternate Section Representa- tive; Spanish Club; French Club; Literary Staff of Oracle; Red Cross Representative Popular, personality, pretty eyes, smart. LEON FRANKLIN, JR. Basketball; R. O. T. C. Pop- ular, witty, well-dressed, nice- looking. MARY ALICE FURR Red Cross Representative; D. O. Club. Cute, sweet, friendly, nice smile. MIRIAM FRANCO French Club, Program Di- rector; Glee Club, Corre- sponding Secretary; Corridor Committee; Library Commit- tee; Y-Teens, Secretary; Dramatic Club; Business and Literary Staff of Oracle. Personality, friendly, cute clothes, attractive. JAMES W. FULLER Ushers' Club; Science Club; Band; Spanish Club; Business and Literary Staff of Oracle. Pleasant, well-dressed, sin- cere, fun. DOT GALLAWAY Cute, demure, pretty hair, serene. ALLENE GOOLSBY Glee Club; Business Staff of Oracle. Expressive eyes, dependable, pleasant, quiet. DAVID GORDON French Club; Football. Ener- getic, friendly, fun loving, lighthearted. Page 31 SENIOR ANNELL GRAHAM Girl Reserves. Attractive, cut clothes, pretty, sweet. CLASS CAROL JEAN GRAHAM Girl Reserves. Nice, sweet, pleasant, quiet. LILLIAN GREATOREX Cute clothes, pleasant, sweet, friendly. EWELL GREEN F. F. A. Club; R. O. T. Ushers' Club; Blue apd Wl Cute, blond, jpAotogq Saralee. if ' ' y CNJT JOAN GREGORY Latin Club;VFrench Club, Pledge Captain; Dramatic Club; Literary Staff of Oracle. Artisitc, ambitious, sweet, in- tellectual. SARA SUSAN GUNN Marshal Club; Latin Club; Spanish Club; Literary Staff of Oracle,- Alternate Section Representative,- Lunchroom Committee; Senior Scout; Cap and Gown Committee. Sweet, vivacious, loquacious, tal- ented. EDWARD T. GRAHAM Business Staff of Oracle,- Glee Club. Slap-happy, sweet, friendly, wolf. JUNE MERLE GRANT Glee Club; Home Ec. Club. Amiable, peppy, friendly, loquacious. ROSAMOND GRAHAM Corridor Duty; Band; Home Ec. Club. Sweet, quiet, smart, dependable. BETTY JOY GRAY Sweet, witty, cute, amiable. DOROTHY GREEN Business and Literary Staff of Oracle; Home Ec. Club; Corridor Committee; Spanish Club,- Dramatic Club; Senior Who's Who. Personality plus, friendly, popular, witty. MARGARET GREEN Latin Club; Spanish Club; Glee Club,- Senior Scout; Lit- erary Staff of Oracle,- Blue and White. Sweet, conscien- tious, friendly, grand gal. JOAN GRIGGS Literary Staff of Oracle. Friendly, good figure, cute, vivacious. BOBBY GUNTER Band. Quiet, nice neat, likable. eyes. Poge 32 SENIOR JOYCE HALE F. H. A. Club; Literary Staff of Oracle. Pretty hair, sweet, friendly, cute clothes. MARY ANN HALL Alternate Section Repre- sentative; Spanish Club; Liter- ary Staff of Oracle. Pretty complexion, cunning, likable, personality. ROY L. HAMEL Baseball. Friendly, five, girls, flirtatious. talka- CLASS MAE HALL Personality, neat, friendly, sweet. PEGGY HALL Alternate Section Repre- sentative; Dramatic Club, President; Spanish Club; Home Ec. Club; Literary Staff of Oracle. Original, artistic, cute clothes, sweet. SARA NELL HANNON D. O. Club; Y-Teens. Sweet, likable, quiet, good-natured. BEN HARPER Band. Nice looking, musi- cal, neat, interesting. CORNELIA HARPER Section Representative; Al- ternate Section Representa- tive; D. O. Club. Sweet, quiet, friendly, likable. HENRY HARPER Basketball; Red Cross Rep- resentative,- Alternate Section Representative. Chicken , happy-go-lucky, girls, popu- lar. JOYCE HARRIS Glee Club; Home Ec Club. Petite, well-liked, talkative, good dancer. WILLIAM ROBERT HARTIN, JR. Business Staff o f Oracle,- French Club; Glee Club. Slap- happy, nice smile, cute, Sin- atra. BETTY HARRIS Latin Club; Spanish Club; 1 iterary Staff of Oracle; Mar- shal Club. Quiet, witty, smart, reserved. EUGENE HARROD Section Representative Glee Club; Mixed Ensemble R. O. T. C. Cadet Captain Officers' Club; Ushers' Club American Legion Medal Win ner. Quiet, nice-looking, po life, smart. AUBREY B. HARTLEY French Club. Neat, friendly, polite, dependable. Page 33 SENIOR HERMAN HASSELL Band; Section Representa- tive,- Alternate Section Repre- sentative,- Junior and Senior Who's Who; Boys' State. Handsome, popular, well- groomed, nice. CLASS WILLIAM R. HATFIELD F. F. A. Club; Ushers' Club; Rifle Team; Alternate Section Representative; Red Cross Representative. Friendly, lik- able, nice, studious. DONALD HAYNES F. F. A. Club,- R. O. T. C„- Business Staff of Oracle. De- pendable, nice, good guy, pleasant. LORE HENDERSON Red Cross Representative,- Junior Who's Who,- R. O. T. C. Sponsor. Cute figure, beauti- ful, personality, well-liked. JEANNE HENDERSON Assistant Editor of Oracle; Latin Club; Alternate Section Representative; Ring and An- nouncement Committee. Doll- like, gracious, smart, friendly. JANE HEUSTESS Business Staff of Oracle,- Science Club; Home Ec. Club; Dramatic Club. Beautiful hair, sweet, cute smile, personality. BILLY HINES Cute, good looking, sonality, neat. per- FRANCES HINSON Business Staff of Oracle; Dramatic Club; Spanish Club; Home Ec. Club; Science Club. Nice, friendly, sweet, ambiti- r ROBERT HOGUE French Club; Latin Club; Business Staff of Oracle; Red Cross Representative. Good dancer, girls, talkative, popu- lar. ALICE HOLLON Spanish Club; Home Ec. Club; Literary Staff of Oracle. Popular, friendly, sweet smile, pretty. BETTY SUE HOLMAN Sweet, friendly, personali- ty, interesting. MADGE HOLLINGSWORTH F. H. A. Club,- Home Ec. Club; Alternate Section Rep- resentative,- Literary Staff of Oracle. Popular, fascinating, good dancer, cute figure. JULIA LEE HOLLOWAY Glee Club; Spanish Club; F. H. A. Club; Dramatic Club. Cute, swell gal, pretty com- plexion, Shorty. HARRY HOUSE Football; L Club,- R. O. T. C.; Track. Athletic, hand- some, popular, physique. Poge 34 . u V' : ’ S E N JO R ,C -iJ-'i ‘ J LASS y FANNII „ , a 0 1 ' l S NNIE tEf TOWARD £) SARA HOWARD Home'Ec.'C I yb Spanish ' F. H. A. Club; Library Com Club; DramdtiC Club; Alter- nate Section Representative,- Junior Red Cross, President; Literary Staff of Oracle. Flee, stylish, good figure, popular., , -'SARA NELL HOWELL £3fee Club,- Marshal Club; ('Literary Staff of Oracle; Red Cross 1 Representative. Neat, intblligent, quiet, petite. BETTY JO HUGHES Alternate Section Repre- sentative,- Home Ec. C I u b; Literary Staff of Oracle. Attractive, thoughtful, cute, lovable. mittee; Glee Club; Dramatic Club; Alternate Section Rep- resentative; Business and Lit- erary Staff of Oracle. Cute, personality, friendly, Oliver. FLYNN E. HUDSON, III. R. O. T. C.; Officers' Club; Science Club; Blue and White, Advertising Manager. Sweet, friendly, well-liked, polite. BETTI E M. HUMPHREY Red Cross Representative; Corridor Committee. Cute, wit- ty, original, personality plus. EDWARD HUNDLEY Blond, quiet, nice smile, in- teresting. IRMA LOUISE HUSSEY Home Ec. Club. Witty, fun, peppy, likable. BOBBIE HYDE Literary Staff of Oracle; Cor- ridor Committee,- Marshal Club; Secretary of Junior Class,- Student Faculty Coun- cil; Red Cross Representative,- Latin Club, Aedile, Consul; Senior Scout; Cap and Gown Committee. Witty, original, popular, friendly. BOBBY INGRAM Sleepy , friendly, nice quiet. V VIRGINIA INGRAM Literary Staff of Oracle; Red Cross Representative; Band. Dependable, f u n sweet, flutist. JEAN JERNIGAN D- O. Staff; Red Cross Rep- resentative. Attractive, sweet, cute smile, nice. WALLACE JACKSON Witty, likable, friendly, en- tertaining. JEFF JOHNSON Baseball. Handsome, per- sonality, witty, well-dressed. Page 35 4 wi ROSE MARIE JORDAN Acrobat; Business Staff of Oracle. Sweet, pretty, friend- ly, cheerful. I SENIOR ROLLIN E. JOHNSON, JR. R. O. T. C. Officers' Club. Good looking, sweet, that smile, likable. DOT JOHNSTON Section Representative; Al- ternate Section Representa- tive,- Spanish Club; Glee Club; Dramatic Club; Literary Staff of Oracle; Cap and Gown Committee; Red Cross.Repre- sentative. Likable, - pep y, pretty hair, intellq lual, V � HADBN JONES 1 Glee Clutjj SpdHIsh C 11� b,- F. H. Aj Club; Business Staff of OrqcleSfsIof', sweet, witty, V Y , CLASS BILL JOHNSTON Neat, well-dressed, quiet, polite. ELAINE JONES Red Cross Representative; Dramatic Club; Girl Reserves. Personality, original, loquari- ous, Stump. LAWRENCE JONES French Club; Ushers' Club. Intelligent, quiet, neat, polite. BETTY SUE KELLY Business and Literary Staff of Oracle. Smart, cute, talk- ative, athletic. HERBERT KELLY F. F. A. C I u b; Officers' Club,- R. O. T. C. Nice, reserv- ed, singer, pleasant. GRACE KILLOUGH Y-Teens,- D. O. Club. Blue eyes, friendly, sweet, Shorty. BILL KNIGHT R. O. T. C. Witty, cute, happy-go-lucky, personality. ANNE KENNEDY Red Cross Representative,- D. O. Club, Reporter. Lovable, sweet, friendly, expressive eyes. BETTY KIRN Home Ec. Club; Oracle Staff. Personality, pretty smile, attractive, Yankee. HENRY KNIGHTEN Football; Track; L Club, Treasurer. Shy, good looking, popular, physique. Page 36 SENIOR NANCY KNIGHTEN Spanish Club; Home Ec Club; Marshall Club; Business Staff of Oracle; Corridor Committee. Witty, sweet, good disposition, Shine. RAE RITA KREISMAN v Literary Staff of Oracle,- Spanish Club; Marshal Club; Dramatic Club; Home Ec. Club; Senior Scout. Pretty hair, thoughtful, attractive, personality. MAY LANGHAM V Dramatic Club; Literary Staff of Oracle,- Senior Scout; Blue and White, Exchange Editor; Corridor Committee. Carefree, friendly, cute clothes, personality plus. CLASS RALPH KOHN, JR. R. O. T. C, Color Guard. Nice, quiet, interesting, lik- able. SUE KYZAR Section Representative Glee Club; Special Chorus Latin Club; Spanish Club, Senior Scout; Business and Literary Staff of Oracle. Brown eyes, lovely voice, pretty, smart. ANNE MARGARET LANGSTON F. H. A. Club; Dramatic Club; Latin Club; Business and Literary Staff of Oracle. Neat, pretty, vivacious, sweet. JANE LAND Witty, sweet, neat, cute. DAN LEWY Ushers' Club. Nice-looking, grand guy, friendly, sincere. DORIS LINDSEY Red Cross Representative. Little-bit, cute, friendly, pretty. WILLIAM RAY LASETER Assistant Editor of Oracle,- Band,- Lyre Club; Ushers' Club; Track. Musical, dependable, ambitious, congenial. BOVD LEYB KN Bandi LyrecCiub; Scieri lish-Jpula; Red 1 ihtaw Jdr, wittyj Sed. MABEL LINDSEY Smart, athletic, sweet, de- pendable. LUTHER W. LISENBY, JR. Section Representative,- Alternate Section Representa- tive,- Red Cross Representa- tive; R. O. T. C, Battalion Staff; Officers' Club. Blonde, friendly, likable, Luke. PHYLLIS GRAY LONG Home Ec. Club. Slap-hap,- py, friendly, pretty, person- ality. Page 37 longleV Club, President; Red Cross Representative; Ushers' Club. I. Q. , ambitious, nice voice, grand guy. reba McAllister Section Representative,- Red Cross Representative. Quiet, beautiful hair, intelligent, grand gal. JEAN McCANN Marshal Club; Spanish Club; Business Staff of Oracle. Friendly, witty, pretty clothes, Red. CLASS DOROTHY LOPEZ Glee Club; F. H. A. Inter- esting, sweet, pleasant, nice. KATRINA McARTHUR Executive Committee; Asso- ciate Editor of Oracle; Literary Staff of '47 Oracle; Red Cross Representative; Latin Club, Aedile; Spanish Club; Band; Blue and White; Dra- matic Club, Treasurer; Mar- shal Club. Brains plus, sweet, dependable, friendly. VIRGINIA McCARDEL Attractive, stylish, pe-son- ality, witty. u JUNE MARIE McLAIN Red Cross Representative; Home Ec. Club. Radiant, pop- ular, cute, winning smile. BILLY McCORMICK Quiet, polite, sincere, lik- able. . M 1 ROBE Jshju ANN McCORD Glee Club; Y-Teens, Literary Staff of Oracle. Versatile, carefree, friendly, cute. ■ jy RY Spanish jub; R. JT T.iflLrLi tfhrdiry Eornmit- tee,-Msli{jg(rand jWnite. Tall, handsome, cute smile, person- ality . donald McDonald Ushers' Club, Treasurer; R. O. T. C.,- Battallion Headquar- ters; Latin Club; Science Club, President; Ring and An- nouncement Committee; Busi- ness Staff of Oracle,- Officers' Club. Talkative, personality, interesting, fun. 5Si6t d Ldtin vtll cSro Club: Ljtfe and White; Dramatic OC!b. Witty, queen- ly, smc j Falkative. MARGARET McDADE Business Staff of Oracle; Spanish Club; Home Ec. Club; Section Representative; F. H. A. Club. Neat, friendly, lik- able, attractive. john McDonald Pretty hair, well-dressed, witty, fun. 1 p o Iii o fk :iy a Page 38 SARAH McKEE ' Latin Club; French Club; Marshal Club; Glee Club; Business Staff of Oracle. Cute clothes, sweet, quiet, depend- able. MARGIE McGINTY Red Cross Representative,- Secretary of Red Cross; F. H. A. Club, Secretary; Literary Staff of Oracle. Popular, cute, friendly, likable. BILLIE MALLORY Drum Majorette,- Girl Re- serves; Spanish Club; Section Representative,- Home Ec. Club. Friendly, witty, athletic, talkative. MARY ELIZABETH MALCZEWSKI Alternate Section Repre- sentative. L i z z y, athletic, smart, sweet. GEORGIA MARSH Spanish Club; Dramatif Club,- Latin Club) Glee Clb , Red, smq inaUjJttHes. Mi GENE MARTIN Football. Athletic, good sport, likable, nice. BOBBIE SIMS MARTIN Y-Teens, D. O. Club; Sec- tion Representative. Little, cute smile, sweet, friendly. JEANNINE MASON Glee Club. Attractive, pret- ty complexion, sweet, likable. MADGE McGOWIN Pretty clothes, attractive, sophisticated, sweet. betty Mclennan ' Dramatic Club; Glee Club. Interesting, smart, pleasant, witty. SARA CHARLES McNAIR Alternate Section Repre- sentative; Corridor Commit- tee. B I o n d i e , talkative, well-dressed, friendly. DANIEL McSWAIN Witty, lots of fun, tall, per- sonality. BILL McWATERS Spanish Club; Science Club; R. O. T. C. Nice-looking, likable, care-free, witty. SSfc milton McKinney Section Representative,- Band; Lyre Club; Ushers' Club. Musical, reserved, well-dress- ed, popular. Page 39 SENIOR I. W. MAY Ushers' Club; Track; R. O. T. C. Likable, quiet, friendly, dependable. JEANIE MEARS D. O. Club, Secretary. Friendly, conscientious, de- pendable, witty. ANN ELAINE MERRILL Pretty hair, sweet, friendly, likable. CLASS FRANCES MAYS Business and Literary Staff of Oracle,- Corridor Commit- tee; Home Ec. Club. Good dancer, well-liked, cute clothes, sweet. GRADY MEREDITH F. F. A.; R. O. T. C. Slap- happy, witty, friendly, inter- esting. BERNARD MILLER L Club; Track. Interesting, amusing, peppy, likable. DORIS EVELYN MIZE Home Ec. Club; Concert Band. GERALDINE MONEY Glee Club; D. O. Club. Pleasant, sweet, reserved, sin- cere. EVERETTE MONCRIEF Ushers' Club; R. O. T. C; Science Club; Spanish Club. Handsome, friendly, well- dressed, Booby. LILA MOSELEY Red Cross Representative; Dramatic Club; Spanish Club; Home Ec. Club. Pretty hair, Neenie, neat. Tommy. L. D. MOSS D. O. Club; R. O. T. C; Red Cross Representative. Good-looking, popular, ver- satile, friendly. RAYMOND D. NEESE Band,- Business Staff o f Oracle. Quiet, neat, carefree, good sport. JANE MYERS Business and Literary Staff of Oracle. Personality, witty, cute, friendly. BETTY NIGHBERT Alternate Section Repre- sentative; Corridor Committee; Glee Club; Spanish Club; Cap and Gown Committee,- Red Cross Representative. Beauti- ful hair, cute clothes, fun, sweet. Poge 40 FAY PARK Red Cross Representative,- Alternate Red Cross Repre- sentative,- Y-Teens. Tiny, lik- able, smart, cute. BETTY NORMAN v Alternate Section Repre- sentative,- Literary Staff of Oracle,- Spanish Club; Dra- matic Club- Popular, attrac- tive, personality plus, vivacious. MARTIN OLLIFF R. O. T. C; Officers' Club; Glee Club; Science Club; Drill Squad. Well-dressed, sincere, good voice, smart. c L A S ELSIE OBERSTEIN K, - F. H. A. Club,- Spanish Club; Marshal Club. Intelligent, studious, loquacious, nice. BETTY ANN OVERTON Marshal Club,- Girls' State; Section Representative,- Alter- nate Section Representative; Red Cross Representative; Glee Club; Latin Club, Senior Scout; Literary and Business Staff of Oracle. Likable, smart, friendly, personality. MUNSEY G. OVERSTREEf, JR. Ushers' Club. Capable, . end t icient uce r i l e. MARTHA SUE PACE Literary Staff of Oracle,- French Club. Sincere, pretty hair, sweet, personality. JULIA PATTERSON Red Cross Representative; Literary Staff of Oracle,- Dra- matic Club; Corridor Commit- tee. Pretty, lovable, radiant, witty. ELAINE PAYNE Business Staff of Oracle; Spanish Club, Science Club; Lunchroom Committee. Popu- lar, pretty hair, witty, friend- ly- MARTHA NELL PENTON Y-Teens; D. O. Club. At- tractive, witty, sweet, noncha- lant. BILLY PAYNE R. O. T. C,- Alternate Sec- tion Representative; Red Cross Representative. Cute, witty, happy-go-lucky, popular. BENNIE PEACOCK Section Representative,- Red Cross Representative,- Band; Senior Who's Who. Friendly, witty, fun-loving, personality plus. FRED B. PERRY, JR. Business Staff of Oracle; Science Club; Cap and Gown Committee; Red Cross Repre- sentative,- Football; Civil Air Patrol. Friendly, talkative, lots of fun, well-liked. Page 41 SENIOR CLASS PALMER PETERSON R. O. T. C; Blue and White Staff; L Club. Good look- ing, talented, sincere, am- bitious. JEAN PIERSON Spanish Club. Curly hair, pretty eyes, nice smile, sweet. KATHERINE PILL Associate Editor of Blue and White, Editor-in-Chief of Blue and White; Business Staff of Oracle; Latin Club; Spanish Club; Marshal Club, Secre- tary; Girls' State, Governor; Girls' Nation; Senior Who's Who; Literary Staff of Oracle; Executive Committee,- Senior Scout. Grand gal, depend- able, smart, personality plus. NELL PIERCE Glee Club; French Club, Secretary. Smart, quiet, sweet, demure. ANN PILCHER v Literary Staff of Oracle; Latin Club; Spanish Club; Ring and Announcement Commit- tee; Cap and Gown Commit- tee. Pretty, radiant, popular, cute clothes. ANN FLOYD POPE Business and Literary Staff of Oracle. Neat, sweet, petite, pretty. 011 y RENA ALICE POPE Glee Club. Beautiful, quiet, sophisticated, lovable. HQf ARD POOLE Ff jF. A., Vice-President; R. O. ‘T 'C; Plee5 Club. Cute s njfd e,l ffiendly, handsome, studioCrif DORIS PORTERFIELD Quiet, sweet, nice, interest- ing. R03ERTA POWELL Section Representative; Glee Club; F. H. A. Club. Nice, amiable, sweet, quiet. BETTY JEAN RADFORD Y-teens. Sweet, congenial, nice, quiet. MARY HELEN POUNCEY Likable, sweet, witty, at- tractive. JOY PURIFOY Latin Club; Dramatic Club; Glee Club; Marshal Club; Spanish Club; Literary Staff of Oracle. Petite, cute clothes, demure, pretty complexion. RUTHIE RAPP Red Cross Representative,- Literary Staff of Oracle,- Glee Club, Accompanist; French Club. Beautiful, popular, tal- ented, good sport. Page 42 SENIOR DOROTHY JEAN RAWUNSON Alternate Section Repre- sentative; Home Ec. Club. Amiable, sincere, neat, sweet. LYTALEERAY v Spanish Club; Science Club; Photog-aphic Staff of Oracle. Sweet, industrious, nice, smiles. SAMMY REESE J Literary Staff of Oracle; Sophomore and Junior Sec- tions of Oracle; Spanish Club, President; Ushers' Club; Dramatic Club; Section Representative; Science Club, Vice-President; Senior Who's Who. Friendly, cute smile, well-liked, personality plus. CLASS JACK RAY LENA SUE REDDOCH Latin Club; Senior Scout; F. H. A. Club, Parliamentarian; Section Representative; Liter- ary and Business Staff of Oracle. Cute clothes, pretty eyes, personality, fun. DOROTHY JEAN REEVES Glee Club. Fun, friendly, talkative, care-free. f� 4 MARGARET ANN RICHARDSON Red Cross Representative; Glee Club; French Club; Busi- ness Staff of Oracle; Cap and Gown Committee. Lovable, congenial, attractive, charm- ing. BOBBY R03ERTS0N R. O. T. C. Polite, smart, nice, interesting. K TRAVIS ROPE Basketball; Foatbi Club; Vfesident jf f ClasyFJClub, Vice- arsUp Club; Ush- er's ClubfB sinesi Stpfj- of Oracle, iRihgCmd ment SQr iKtre Exec j, Committee. Ha ndsofloe, per- sonality, good voice, Kmart. BETSY ROST Glee Club; Home Ec. Club; Spanish Club; Corridor Com- mittee; Literary Staff of Oracle; R. O. T. C. Sponsor. Adorable figure, popular, all- round gal, pretty. FRANK RIGGS Business Staff of Oracle,- Blue and White Staff; Sec- tion Representative; French Club; Ushers' Club; Marshal Club. Clever, friendly, appeal- ing, girls. L MAR ROHAN French Club,- R. O. T. a shers' Club. DependableiY ' . A., likable. FRANK ROSA Red Cross Representative; Section Representative; R. O. T. C; Officers' Club; Foot- ball; L Club. All-round guy, capable, popular, personality. SHIRLEY RUST 7 Glee Club; Home Ec. Club. Sweet, good disposition, re- served, thoughtful. Page 43 SENIOR DORIS SANFORD Cute clothes, sweet, friend- ly, attractive. ANN SCHMIDT Latin Club. Quiet, likable, athletic, pretty complexion. LARRY SELLERS Ushers' Club; Marshal Club; Blue and White, Associate Editor; Business Staff of Ora- cle,- Section Representative,- R. O. T. C.; Battalion, Ser- geant Major. Smart, efficient, polite, nice disposition. CLASS MURIEL SAVAGE Spanish Club; Literary Staff of Oracle. Sweet, pretty hair, sparkling, attractive. J. C. SELLERS Asst. Editor Oracle; Jr. Edi- tor '47 Oracle; R.O.T.C.; Offi- cers' Club; Science, Ushers, L Clubs,- Alt. Sec. Rep; Football, Track, Tennis,- Social Comm. Athletic, dependable, nice-looking, girls. FRANK SHAVER Pres. Sr. Class; Cap and Gown, Social, ring and An- nouncement Comm.; Student- Faculty Council, Chmn.,- Boys' State French Club, Pres.; Sen- ior Who's Who; Alt. Sec.,- Red Cross Rep.. Magno mente , versatile, dependable, well- liked. DOUGLAS O. SHEEHAN Business Manage; of Ora- cle; Lyre Club; Band. Smart, lively, friendly, easy-going. DELORES SHERER Home Ec. Club; Corridor Committee; Red Cross Repre- sentative,- Business Staff of Oracle. Well-dressed, good dancer, cute figure, attractive. ANGELINE SIMS D. O. Club; Home Ec. Club, Y-Teens. Nice smile, sweet, fun, friendly. DOLORES SMILIE Red Cross Representative,- Spanish Club; Dramatic Club; Home Ec. Club. Sweet, stylish, cute, studious. MARY MAC SHEPHERD Assistant Editor Oracle,- Lit- erary Staff of Oracle; Section Representative; Red Cross Representative; Glee Club; Dramatic Club, Secretary Thespian Club, Vice-President Latin Club; Marshal Club Senior Who's Who. I. Q , conscientious, friendly, grand gal. MARVIN LEE SHOUSE D. O. Club,- R. O. T. C. Quiet, interesting, handsome, neat. JOY SIMS D. O. Club. Neat, fun, sweet, friendly. ANNESSE SMITH Spanish Club; Home Ec. Club; Literary Staff of Oracle. Attractive, petite, cute, smile, Sanky. Page 44 SENIOR CARRIE SMITH Alternate Section Repre- sentative; Red Cross Repre- sentative; French Club, Secretary; Marshal Club. Pretty hair, quiet, sweet, good-natured. FREIDA JANE SMITH Glee Club; Red Cross Rep- resentative. Cute, dainty, precious, beautiful hair. CLASS v DOROTHY JEAN SMITH Glee Club. Nice, amiable, dignified, reliable. HILDA SMITH Neat, pretty hair, sweet, nice complexion. MARILYN SMITH Glee Club; Business Staff of Oracle. Talented, artistic, sweet, sunny. MARTHA SPIDLE Editor in Chief Oracle; Junior Editor 1947 Oracle,- Corridor Committee,- Marshal Club,- Section Representative; Alternate Section Representa- tive; Cheerleader; Senior Who's Who; Executive Com- mittee,- Social Committee. Shorty, cute, popular, in- telligent. SANVER SMITH Band; Lyre Club; Business Staff of Oracle. Amiable, good-natured, quiet, happy- go-lucky. D. O. Club; Red Cross Rep- resentative; Physical Ed. Club. Athletic, grand gal, depend- able, sweet. BETTY JEAN SPIERS French Club; Glee Club; Y- Teens. Reliable, sweet, re- served, thoughtful. DANIEL RUSH STALLINGS, JR. Rifle Team, Ushers' Club; Section Representative; Blue and White, Business Manag- er; R. O. T. C; Officers Club. Witty, well-liked, dependable, hunting. ELIZA STEVENS Y-Teens; Library Commit- tee,- Literary Staff of Oracle. Athletic, dependable, friendly, good sportly JULIA ANN STACEY Glee Club, Secretary; Cor- ridor Committee,- Home Ec. Club. Sweet, blue eyes, at- tractive, Billy. MARTHA PERRY STANLEY Y-Teens; Lunchroom Com- mittee. Pretty, ambitious, friendly, sweet. ROYAL STEPHENS Civil Air Patrol, Track. In- teresting, good-looking, ath- letic, nice. Page 45 SEN O R ANN STEWART F. H. A. Club, Treasurer. Friendly, pretty hair, attrac- tive, athletic. JOHN STRINGER R. O. T. C. Sincere, cour- teous, studious, nice. HUDSON WHITAKER STUART R. O. T. C., Captain; Offi- cers' Club; Rifle Team; Ushers' Club; Alternate Section Rep- resentative. Well - dressed, popular, fun, handsome. CLASS BETTY JO STEWART Vice-President Sophomore Class; Vice-President Ju n i o r Class,- Latin Club; Student- Faculty Council, Secretary; Glee Club, Secretary; Spanish Club, Secretary-Treasurer; Section Representative; Cor- ridor Committee,- Society Edi- tor Blue and White; Literary Staff of Oracle. Darling fig- ure, cute, personality plus, Starkes. JOHN BOWEN STONE Track; Civil Air Patrol; Science Club; R. O. T. C.; Of- ficers' Club. Tall, nice man- ners, capable, hunting. GENEVIEVE SUITS Attractive, witty, pretty hair, clothes. PATRICIA SUITS Glee Club, Vice-President; Red Cross Representative. Lots of fun, friendly, Navy Jun- ior, Blondie. CAROLYN SYLVEST Alternate Section Repre- sentative; Home Ec. C I u b, Vice-President; Literary Staff Oracle; Red Cross Representa- tive. Vivacious, pretty, witty, well-liked. THERESA SWINSON Student-Faculty Council; Vice-President Senior Class,- Secretary Sophomore Class; Drum Majorette; Section Rep- resentative,- Red Cross Repre- sentative,- Home Ec. Club, Vice-President; Executive Committee; Business Staff of Oracle,- Ring and Announce- ment Committee. Intelligent, dignified, attractive, sweet. MARY ELLEN TAYLOR Glee Club; Red Cross Rep- resentative; Alternate Red Cross Representative; Section Representative; Alternate Sec- tion Representative; Literary Staff of Oracle,- D. O. Club, State Secretary. Sincere, at- tractive, amiable, smart. •J ANDREW B. THOMPSON, JR. Ushers' Club,- R. O. T. C, Cadet Second Lieutenant; Fir- ing Squad; Officers' Club; Business Staff of Oracle,- Science Club. Cute looking, intelligent, jovial, mischievous. DOROTHY TAYLOR Band; French Club; Section Representative; Home Ec. Club,- Marshal Club. Musical, pretty hair, versatile, friendly. BILL TEATE R. O. T. C; Section Repre- sentative. Slap-happy, friend- ly, mischievous, fun. MARY KATHERINE TRAWICK D. O. Club; Home Ec. Club; Witty, blushes, pretty eyes, Loquacious. Page 46 PAT TROUSDALE Business Staff of Oracle; Y-Teens. Sweet, attractive, cheerful, pretty hair. 1 A _ 'Ap u Cxi S ‘ BILL TURI Cheerleader; U sKS s' Club; R. O. T. C. Hanosome, cute smile, all-round guy, friendly. THOMAS MARTIN TYSON Football; Basketball; R. O. T. C., Captain,- Officers' Club; Spanish Club; Rifle Team. One-half, popular, witty, mischievous. WALTER BRAGG TYSON Football; Basketball; R. O. T. C., Captain,- Officers' Club; Spanish Club; Rifle Team. 'The other half, witty, wacky, popular. NANCY WALLS Section Representative; Al- ternate Section Representa- tive; Photographic Staff of Oracle,- Oracle Typist. Smart, studious, sweet, attractive. CARITA WARD Section Representative; Cor- ridor Committee; Y-Teens. Cute, personality plus, sweet, attractive. CATHERINE WARR Section Representative; Red Cross Representative; Home Ec. Club; D. O. Club; Glee Club; Literary Staff Oracle. Dimples, quiet, sweet, pretty hair. WILLIAM G. WARD R. O. T. C; Officers' Club; R. O. T. C., Lieutenant; Busi- ness Staff Oracle; Spanish Club; Section Representative,- Alternate Section Representa- tive; Science Club; Red Cross Representative. Good-looking, witty, amiable, polite. CAROLYN WARREN Spanish Club. Lovable, at- tractive, pleasant, pretty hair. DORIS LOUISE WATSON Dignified, nice, neat, stylish. Page 47 HELEN FAYE WATKINS Pretty hair, sweet, neat, good-natured. RAE VENABLE Blue and White; Dramatic Club; Library Committee; Latin Club; Literary Staff of Oracle. Incomparable intellect, jour- nalistic, sweet, cute. JOAN VETSCH Majorette; Section Repre- sentative; Literary Staff of Oracle. Witty, cute, friendly, likable. A ' XL ol ESTHER MARTHA VOGEL Red Cross Representative,- Alternate Section Representa- tive; Library Committee; Blue and White,- Spanish Club; Glee Club. Pretty complexion, sweet, attractive, considerate. SENIOR NANCY JANE WATT Home Ec. Club, Treasurer; Corridor Dufy; Literary Staff Oracle. Attractive, pretty clothes, likable, cute figure. BETTY ANN WEBB D. O. Club. Blonde, at- tractive, neat, pretty eyes. PHILIP T. WELCH, JR. Section Representative,- Band; Lyre Club; Baseball; Red Cross Representative. Witty, smart, popular, mathe- matics. THERESA WELLS Section Representative,- Y- Teens, Secretary, President. Pretty, gorgeous eyes, friend- ly, brains. JACQUELINE WESTBERRY Band; Home Ec. Club; Y- Teens,- Girl Reserves. Attrac- tive, dependable, sweet, poised. CLASS CARL WEAVER Football; L Club; Base- ball; Band; Ushers' Club. Handsome, popular, athletic, that smile. FLORENCE WEIL Business Staff of Oracle,- Spanish Club; Science Club. Sincere, sweet, smart, reserv- ed. JEAN C. WELDY Y-Teens. Pretty hair, at- tractive, cute clothes, sweet. BARBARA WHIDDON Dramatic Club, F. H. A. Club. Care-free, witty, darling clothes, sweet. DOROTHY WILLIAMS F. H. A. Club; Home Ec. Club; Art Staff of Oracle. Personality, pretty eyes, sweet, attractive. DOT WILSON Section Representative; Lit- erary Staff of Oracle. Pretty, golden hair, personality, lov- able. GERALDINE WHITE D. O. Club. Likable, sweet, nice, friendly. MARJEAN WILLIS F. H. A. Club; Dramatic Club,- Head Drum Majorette,- Business Staff of Oracle. Pret- ty hair, cute clothes, attrac- tive, dark eyes. ELOISE WILSON Latin Club,- Spanish Club; Home Ec. Club; Acrobat. Sweet, smart, attractive, styl- ish. Page 48 SENIOR JOHN WILSON R. O. T. C. Quiet, courteous, amiable, dependable. BILLIE JOYCE WOODHAM Thespian Club, Secretary; Alternate Section Representa- tive; French Club, Treasurer; Dramatic Club; Glee Club; Special Chorus,- Mixed En- semble; Girls Chorus. Pretty voice, cute clothes, sophisti- cated, sweet. JANE WOOLFOLK Associate Editor 1948 Ora- cle; Marshal Club; Head Mar- shall Corridor Committee; R. O. T. C, Sponsor; Red Cross Representative; Cheerleader; Senior Who's Who; Photog- raphy Staff of Oracle; Social Committee. Attractive, popu- lar, well-dressed, smart. CLASS JANE CLAIRE WINDHAM Latin Club; Spanish Club; Dramatic Club. Talented, magnomente personality, grand gal. STANLEY WOODMAN Football; Baseball; Basket- ball. Athletic, popular, phy- sique, grand guy. DORIS WRIGHT Red Cross Representative; Y-Teens. Sweet, good-natur- ed, likable, friendly. BETTY WRIGHT Y-Teens,- D. O. Club; Red Cross Representative. Friend- ly, fun, nice, quiet. JEANETTE WYATT Dramatic Club; Spanish Club; Business Staff of Oracle,- Literary Staff of Oracle. Sweet, smart, friendly, likable. CHARLES YARBROUGH Football; Rifle Team; R. O. T. C.; Officers' Club; Red Cross Representative. Ami- able, mischievous, interesting, hunting. JIMMY WRIGHT Band. Musical, nice-looking, sweet, care-free. BILLY YARBROUGH Section Representative; Red Cross Representative; Foot- ball; L Club; R. O. T. C. Personality, athletic, good looking, well liked. ■r Page 49 NOT PICTURED CY AVERY Senior Who's Who. Good dancer, popular, witty, friendly. ED BAUER L Club; Football; Track. Athletic, quiet, Foots , good-looking. BETTY BOYD Red Cross Representative. Attractive, neat, well- dressed, sophisticated. CHARLES BROWl-cR R. O. T. C. Personality, likable, fun, Skeeter. NINA BURROWS Sweet, amiable, nice, good sport. BILL CALLAHAN Latin Club; Blue and White; Red Cross Repre- sentative; Section Representative. Smart, studious, loquacious, interesting. CHARLES EDWARD CAVPBELL Sweet, quiet, friendly, pleasant. JAMES B. COGDELL Tennis. Good sport, fun, amusing, nice. ' O. C. DARBY, JR. Good-natured, care-free, friendly, interesting. • CLYDE FAIN, JR. R. O. T. C; Science Club. Care-free, well-liked, talkative, fun. VIOLA FINN Amiable, friendly, care-free, sweet. k JOY FOSTER Ay Wy Section Representative; French Club; F. H. A. Mt Club; Business Staff of Oracle. Witty, friendly, sweet, pretty voice. CLARENCE FREEMAN Nice, agreeable, good-looking, easy-going. JANET HALE French Club. Attractive, athletic, pretty, likable. FRANCES LOUISE HENN D. O. Club; Section Treasurer. Sweet, athletic, talkative, friendly. GUS HEWLETT Ushers' Club; R. O. T. C; Officers' Club; Alter- nate Section Representative; Football and Track Manager. Blue and White; Red Cross Representa- tive. Friendly, well-liked, jokes, cute. DONALD A. HICKMAN R. O. T. C. Witty, fun, personality, cute grin. HILDA ENGLE Sweet, original, congenial, quiet. JACK E. JACKSON Spanish Club; Business Staff of Oracle. Smart, interesting, witty, nice-looking. KAY JOHNSON Drum Majorette. Attractive, sweet, nice, pleas- ant. MARIE LEE Red Cross Representative. Attractive clothes, sweet, friendly. DOUG McBRIDE Basketball; Blue and White Staff. Witty person- ality, all-'round guy, well-liked. wirt McCreary R. O. T. C; Glee Club. Witty, likable, friendly, cute. DAN McELVY Band. Musical, talented, interesting, considerate. TOMMIE McLAIN R. O. T. C; Football. Athletic, good sport, nice, easy-going. MARCELLE MARTIN D. O. Club. Pretty hair, attractive, reserved, cute clothes. MARJORIE MYERS Glee Club. Sweet, likable, friendly, dependable. BILLY POAGE R. O. T. C. Friendly, likable, nice, neat. BRYANT REYNOLDS D. O. Club; Alte'nate Sechon Representative. Well-liked, interesting, witty, Casanova. IDA CADE SIMS Red Cross Representative; Alternate Section Representative. Quiet, dignified, attractive, sweet. JOHN M. SMITH D. O. Club; R. O. T. C. Friendly, cute, care-free, good-natured. SARA SMITH Corridor Committee; Home Ec. Club. Attractive, stylish, sophisticated, pretty hair. HAYWARD SUMMERLIN Likable, pleasant, thoughtful, nice. ALENE TERRY Section Representative. Pleasant smile, charm- ing, quiet, sympathetic. HUGH THORNTON Spanish Club. Popular, nice looking, fun, per- sonality. LOIS THORNTON Cute, likable, pretty complexion, smart. JACK WOOD Football; L Club; R. O. T. C. Athletic, nice- looking, shy, well-liked. Page 50 SENIOR Two leaves of colors bright and warm Drop softly from the tree. And soon they fall into a stream Which flows, at length, to sea. The little leaves sail merrily Along the unknown stream, And soon they hear adventure call, And each beholds a dream. The dream describes the path they go- lf shows them Hate and Pride, And Sorrow, Fear, and Burdens great. Which in the stream abide. The vision then includes the sea, Where Peace and Love abound— Where Happiness attained from Work, And Hope for Life are found. One leaf, discouraged by the things He first saw in the dream. Forsakes the journey to the sea. And sinks into the stream. The other leaf, emboldened by The hopes of things to be, Accepts the challenge made by Life, And hurries toward the sea. That vision comes to each of us As now we leave the Tree. O, Maker, grant that we may choose To reach the Mighty Sea. -M. M. S. Pag« 51 POEM % IDEAL SENIOR GIRL ... Ladies and gentlemen, today we're Here To give you the ideal girl of Lanier. Our recipe is simple indeed. Listen attentively; here's all you need: First take the wit of Dorothy G. And then the popularity of Martha Sue B. Then combine the athletic ability of Pat B. With the friendly ways of Wimpy C. Betty Ann Overton's dimples we'll use Along with Maureen's dancing shoes And next mix Georgia M.'s gift of art With Mary Mac Shepherd's brain so smart, Add Carol Arnett, she's the beauty. And Joyce Harris, such a cutie. The figure of Theresa S. And Jane Woolfolk's attractiveness We'll take a pinch of Jean McCann's vim Mixed well with the grace of Jeanine M. We'll need dependable Katherine P. As well as original Beverley Ann B. Stir in Glenn A.'s personality And then Jean M.'s vitality. We'll take Genevieve's shining hair And Doranne B.'s complexion fair. Adding Doris L.'s winning way And Bobbie H.'s cute little Hey. Combine May L.'s smile so dear And Virginia F.'s laugh ringing clear. From Nancy Jane we'll take her clothes. And from Ann Smith her cute little nose. Adding Barbara Whiddon's sweet way; That will make her stand out any day. The dignity on Margaret G.'s part, And Nancy W.'s sincere heart. Next we'll take Miriam F.'s eyes— The ones that cause terrific sighs. Add the talent of Ruthie R. Which is heard of near and far; Last Martha S.'s determination. This completes our new creation. Take a big spoon, give a whirl. And then you have our Ideal Girl. -SUE KYZAR, RAE RITA KREISMAN. Page 52 IDEAL SENIOR BOY ... There comes a time at the end of the year When we must choose from the boys at Lanier, The best of their qualities making complete An Ideal Boy with none to compete. He has black wavy hair like Howard P., The dark brown eyes of suave J. C, Added to this is Bill Britton's smile And the clothes of Boobie to keep him in style. Herman, Harry, and Carl are samples (Though we could find many examples) Of the handsome looks and wide appeal Which must accompany our ideal. Besides his appearance he must have brains With his studious work our respect he gains, Such a description seems to favor Two fine boys, Larry Sellars and Frank Shaver. At senior proms and dances many. Like Robert H., and Bobby C, he'll outdance any. With talents abundant Bill Teate at the keys. Cartoons by Gus are drawn with ease. Glee club songs with Jim singing bass, In music and art our ideal keeps pace. You say he lacks color? We disagree. Hilary Allen and Calhoun are examples to see. We must imagine he makes friends with ease, Has personality-plus, Sammy if you please! Now our ideal, in the field of sports. Plays like Carrol and Ray on the tennis courts, His football standards are kept high. With the skill of Emory and Billy Y. Take the charm of Billy Ward, the ways of Whit, These traits mentioned they easily fit. Walking in the halls, is that laughter we hear? Chicken or Bennie must be near. Each has a wit we'll want to add. To insure alertness in our lad. Changing to character, the one who has led, His fellow students, there's only one Ted! From the senior boys at Lanier, We have chosen the outstanding to be placed here. These qualities combined deserve to rate As the Ideal Boy of '48. —RUTHIE RAPP, BETTY ANN OVERTON. Page 53 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT GlaU oj 19W WE, THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1948 OF SIDNEY LANIER HIGH SCHOOL, AFTER HEARING THE WOEFUL NEWS OF OUR NEAR DEPARTURE, AND IN A PERFECT STATE OF DELIRIUM, DO HEREBY MAKE OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. ITEM I To the faculty we leave our sincere gratitude for never finding the last straw. ITEM II To the principal, Mr. J. J. Farris, we leave our sincerest regards for the patience he has had with us through all of our years at Lanier. ITEM III To our Alma Mater we give a corner in our hearts so that our deep devotion for it may never be disturbed. ITEM IV To the Juniors we bequeath the right to share, and share alike, the rights of the senior class. ITEM V To the faculty individually we bequeath the following: To Miss Kornegay, a class that enjoys debating on all subjects. To Mr. Harris, more English students to love him as we have. To Miss Peach, the right to assign the same lesson fcr a whole week. To Miss Terry, the right to practice her art during class. To Mrs. Jones, a study hall with pupils who will study. To Miss Crawford, a class of Algebra 9 pupils who remembers its Algebra 6. To Miss Laura Johnston, the right to do everything for the benefit of the students. ITEM VI The Senior Class as individuals do hereby bequeath and donate the following to the incarcerated lower classmen: Robert McCreary leaves to Sid Coleman the right to lead the race for the front row before the pep rallies. Mary Ann Hall leaves her beautiful complexion to Sara Bush. Tiny Dunn leaves her ability to pop chewing gum to anyone who has that much nerve and energy to waste. Willalice Carnathan leaves her precious figure to Jean Bond Ann Merrill leaves her pug nose to Betty Brock. Page 54 Sue Kyzar leaves her long black eyelashes to June Morgan. Irving Bern leaves his beautiful black hair to Kenneth Morgan. Anne Kennedy and Dorothy Jean Smith leave their walk to anyone who walks the straight and narrow. Frances Hinson leaves her witty ways to Marianne Beam. Betty Blue leaves her pretty blue eyes to Blanche Pope. Lyta Lee Ray leaves her being late every morning to anyone who can get by with it. Julie Lee Holloway leaves her gift of gab to Julia Arbuthnot. Dot Wilson leaves her blonde hair to anyone who can afford a bottle of peroxide. Rae Rita Kreisman leaves her pretty teeth to Dorothy Epps. Delores Smilie leaves her sweet ways to Ella Mae Bird. Theresa Wells leaves her beautiful brown eyes to Joan Thrasher. Ann Pope leaves her quiet ways to Ann Elliott. Robert Hartin leaves his height to Jimmy Hancock. Joy Purifoy leaves her secret way of making eyes sparkle to Carolyn Spears. Rae Veneable leaves her string of one's to anybody who has all of that time to waste studying. Joyce Hale leaves her adorable clothes to Emily Ann Herron. Betty Jo Stewart leaves her petiteness to Jean Baggett. Dorothy Taylor leaves her dark hair to Virginia Gibbons. Hilda Smith leaves her cute dimples to Joanne Payne. Tom Canty leaves to Dickie Howell the right to talk all through classes. Nancy Knighten leaves her quick O. K. to Betty Reddock. Betty Boyd leaves the right to write Auburn all over her books to anyone who feels that they love it as much as she does. Ewell Green leaves his ability as a photographer to Marc Miller. Donald McDonald leaves his friendly and courteous ways to Waverly Darley. Lenice and Lanice Cone leave their sweet ways to the cute Andrew twins. Jane Heustess leaves her freckles to Jane Trousdale. Margaret Dees leaves her witty sayings to Barbara Hughes. Susie Frances leaves her red hair to Marianne Mender. John Stringer leaves Well, John just hopes he leaves! IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereunto set our hands and affixed our seal this 24th day of May, 1948. Witnesses: JEANNE HENDERSON CAROL ARNETT -CLASS OF 1948 BETTY SUE KELLY JANE MYERS (SEAL)' MARTHA SUE BAILEY Page 55 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY It seems that only a short time ago we entered Lanier for the first time. Finding our classes and getting used to the building were very hard for us those first few weeks, but soon we began to feel ourselves a part of Lanier. Our first year was filled with many new experiences. Since this was the year in which the war ended, the pre-war clubs and organizations were revived. Among these were the Student-Faculty Council and the Blue and White. All too soon the first year was gone forever, and we realized that our happy Sopho- more days were over; the next year would be one of more seriousness and hard studying. The next fall we returned as proud Juniors. We really buckled down more than we had previously and finally managed to get by, despite such difficulties as those Canter- bury Tales. The football games were even more thrilling during our Junior year,- we cheered enthusiastically for those touchdowns. Our hearts swelled with pride as we sang our Alma Mater. We had come to love Lanier very dearly, and it was sad to realize that the next year was to be our last at our beloved school. Lanier was everything to us during our Senior year. As we really learned to study in earnest, and tried to do our best in backing Lanier—the team, the cheerleaders, and all school organizations—we looked forward to the time when we would put on those caps and gowns. There was, however, a leaden drag to our feet as we went through those beloved and familiar halls. It was going to be very hard indeed to part with our dear school. We put everything we had behind our yells at football games, for we knew that this was our last chance to show our team that what they stood for was what we were backing with our whole hearts. Always through life we shall take our memories of three happy years at Lanier. -RAE VENABLE, JOAN GREGORY, BETSY ROST. Page 56 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Sitting in a cozy chair by a glowing fire, in the year I960, I think about my present circumstances and wonder about those of my school friends. I have just returned from New York where I have ended my engagement as the star in Never Amber, produced by Travis Roper. Picking up the Montgomery Advertiser, I am surprised to see that the editor is now Joanna Breedlove, with Sara McKee and Katrina McArthur as associate editors, and Jerry Black as the society editor. The headlines read, Margaret Bryars, World Famous Scientist, invents new pocket-size mind reading device for students. As I read on, I notice a picture of the newly appointed ambassador to England, Jimmy Endress. I turn over to the sports page and begin reading Sporting Rays, written by Billy Ray Lassiter. The article went on as follows: Henry Knighten has just set a new record for the 440-yard dash. Walter Lee Owens and Foots Bauer have nosed out all competition in the U. S. Doubles Tennis Tournament. On the same page the article Women in Sports by Lela Mosley announces the new physical education teachers for Lanier. I am amazed to find that they are Lore Henderson and Ann Pilcher. The comic strip Reba, Queen of Sheba by Reba McAllister proves that she is still trying to make everyone laugh. Gloria Donnelly is her assistant. I came next to the social section where I notice that Margie McGinty and Milton Mc- Kinney and their adorable twins Mike and Spike have just returned from a visit to the fashionable La Rosa Hotel, owned by Frank Rosa. In the column Party Patter mention is made of an exclusive party at Robbers' Roost given by Elaine Payne, celebrating the return of Gene Ellis from an expedition hunting orchids in Tasmania. Among those returning with him were Sara Nell Howell, Fred Perry, and Betty Jean Clements. I also see an ad advertising Chocolate Covered Pills sold by Jimmy Dailey and William Curry. I put down the paper and turn on the television set. The familiar voice of Doyle Elmore announcing a fashion show comes over the waves. On the screen next appears Page 57 Gene Foster describing the dress models, Betty Norman, Nell Pierce, Betsy Rost, Catherine Warr, and Flee Howard. Gene comments that the gowns are originals of the famous New York designer, Charles Edward Campbell. The judges are Dan Lewy, Sanver Smith, Billy Payne, Gene Eates, and Bill Callahan. Next come the hats created by Saralee Clements and modeled by Bobby Martin, Patty Clinton, Mary Dean Collins, Betty Harris, and Irma Hussey. Gene names some of the famous celebrities in the audience. Among these are Delores Sherer and Charles Yarbrough, directors of the dancing studio, Tipsy Taps, and also Julia Patterson, a famous psychologist with one of her patients, John Dillon. Jimmy Ealdwin, a prominent lawyer is there with his secretary, Jean Gregory. The last familiar name is that of Louis Faulkner, the author of the popular novel, My Buddy, which is the account of her long friendship with Frieda Smith. Another reminder that I'm back in my old home town is the phone call I receive from Patricia Dawkins, an old chum. She invites me to have dinner with her at the Twin Derby, owned by Tommy and Warty Tyson.. As we enter the night club the door is opened for us by the doorman, Lawrence Jones. Jack Wood conducts us to our table where Sonny Raines, the waiter, takes our order. Sonny tells us that the head chef is Bernard Miller and his able assistant is Rosamond Graham. At another table we see Jeanne Henderson and Martha Sue Pace and notice that they have remained good friends through the years. The lights dim and Jimmy Sheehan steps into the spotlight. He sings the delightful song, Away From You, written by Frank Riggs. The orchestra is conducted by Jimmy Addison, and the pianist is Betty Sue Kelly. Stopping Angeline Sims, the cigarette girl, we buy some chewing gum. On the wrapper is written Chew Christie's Chickle. I gather that Tommy Christie is the manufacturer. We see Philip Welch, the janitor, standing by the checking window. Philip is flirting with the hat check girl, Pat Trousdale. My visit is now over and I am returning to New York. I think about all of my old schoolmates that I have seen or heard about, and I realize that time has brought about many changes since my high school days in Lanier. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Page 58 Lyric by HOY TURK ILL GET BY (As Long As I Have You) Music by FRED EL AHLERT ke JUNIORS OFFICERS RICHARD HOLDER . . .. President WALLACE McLAIN Vice-President JIMMY HANCOCK .... Secretary Another year has ebbed awcy. And Seniors we've become. We've passed our Soph' and Junior years, So now: The Final One. When we were lowly Sophomores The road seemed long and dreary, The future seemed so slow to come The waiting made us weary. But when the Juniors we became The days just whizzed on past. Then suddenly,- in nothing flat, Our Final Year ... at last! Just one more year and we'll be gone From this old school so dear. Another year and we shall be The Alumni of Lanier. So Sophs' and Juniors listen here, We've gained a lot of knowledge. So study hard and follow us, For soon we'll be in college. -MARC MILLER. Page 61 First Row: Betty Raines, Marianne Beam, Mary Evelyn Olivit, Mary Helen Durden, Sara Beverly Ballard, Terrell Hayes, Ernestine Alford, Betty Patrick, Katherine Guyton, Lucy Riddle, Jocelyn Furey, Jill Cobb, • Anne Goodwin, Alice Brown . . . Second Row: Mary Burks, Francis Broadway, Mary Barbara McDavid, ' J Jacquelyn Andrew, Mary Jane Berney, Flora Alice Skinner, Bobbye Lene Riggs, Merle Sankey, Betty Jean f Varner, Betty Jean Vickery, Virginia Spivey, Barbara Ann Neeley, Joyce Morgan, Mary Virginia Lassiter J . . . . Third Row: John Durr, Ronnie Allen, Marc Miller, Chrystal Neal, Frankie Wilson, John Boatwright, jl f Raymond Wingard, John Barnes, Jack Davis, Roberta Anne Roberts, Dorothy Jean Epps, Suanne Mene-jCU' fee, Henry Oliver, Jimmy Cromer. Mjy First Row: Dorothy Jean Cooper, Emma Andree Smith, Sara Elizabeth Bush, Mary Pratt Wadsworth, Margaret Massey, Ruth Miller, Frances Davis, Rebecca Gaston, Mildred Jones, Vallie Mae Henley, Nell Brewer, June Gaddy, Janice Burgess, Marjorie Blackerley . . . Second Row: Billy Blythe Harrison, Betty Rose Nolen, Margaret Prescott, Joyce Rowe, Harriet Faulk, Louise Cherry, Pauline Porath, Betty McRey- nolds, Mary Alice Knighten, Virginia Gibbons, Maurine Hudson, Helen Raley, Jean Nicholson, Martha Edge . . . Third Row: Charles Tidwell, Lomax Anderson, Nancy McPherson, Mary Etta Head, Margaret Beauchamp, Lenora Hughes, Annie Dekle, Martha Anne Fringelos, Sara Lavada Jones, Betty Brock, Avis Law, Betty Joy Price, Berlin Habor, Fred Stephens. Page 62 First Row: Lena Dobson, Lillie Drew Williams, Christine Brackin, Thelma Vick, Farrell Lawson, Elaine Golson, Marie Smith, Anne Weldy, Rebecca Hatfield, Joanne Payne, Philippa Oswelt, Joyce McCord, Frances Sullivan, Shirley Puckett . . . Second Row: Phyllis Caddell, Ruby Nell Peel, Carolyn Weston, Catherine Walker, Olivia Cantey, Betty Jo Weaver, Jo Ann Jones, Sarah Stevens, Betty Byrd, Joyce Rob- inson, Marion Elizabeth Rogers, Sue Ann Watts, Cynthia Kent, Joyce Marlowe . . . Third Row: Dorothy Nell Black, Mary Ellen Casaday, Anne Martin, Betty Brown, H. DeKovin McGraw, Jerry Wynne, Leonard Markham, David Tucker, William Radford, Betty Jean Witherall, Wilma Barnes, Betty Jacquelyn Cook, Marilyn Patrick, Annette Gardner. . First Row: David De Lisle Black, Guy Waller, George Davis, Billy Duke, Coy Darby, Bennie Jean Solomon, Melba Dendy, Emily Young, Nancy Anne Adams, Mary Jean Williford, Mary Anne Shine, Willa Nell Lloyd, D. J. Montgomery, Billy Chesser . . . Second Row: Wyan Gay, Charles Pugh, Franklin Chalker, Thomas Estes, Herbert Stephens, Royal Livi Stephens, Ethel Jean Sellers, Emma Low Traylor, Doug McBride, Sid Coleman, John Watson, Bernard Martin, Clarance Powell, Charles Windham . . Third Row: Edward Cook, Billy Kirby, Walter Fields, Frank McGinnis, Quinton Ryals, Sidney Fuller, Stuart Patton, Lamar Bruner, Homer Meads, Joseph Stokes, Rhett Mozingo, Carrol Chandler, James Dodd, William Donald Rigsby. Page 63 First Row: Agnes Green, Julia Jernigan, Marjorie Thompson, Martha Kate McRae, Doris Chan, Bar- bara Hughes, Jackie Brooks, Rose Terry Stewart, Jean Andrew, Blanche Pope, Anita Capeluto, Joyce Mason, Jimmie Hancock, Dick Walsh . . . Second Row: Robert Edward Brashears, Joe Baird, Jimmy Aman, Tommy Moseley, Gene Carr, Tracy Hill, Don Courtney, Robert Thorington, Bummy Rosenfield, Charles Thames, William Epperson, James McGee, Charles Scroggins, Robert Clark . . . Third Row: Frank Grove, Alon Miller, Pryor Smith, Bobby Daniel, Bobby Williams, Wert McNelley, Ernest Bedsole, Jack Stephens, Jack Moseley, Harold Champion, Harry Parker, Billy Post, Walter Forster, Eugene Crews. Pag 64 First Row: Arvillia Rose McGrow, Roma Guy Burnett, Myra Carolyn Curtis, Priscilla Holley, Fry, Eleanor Elsberry, Carolyn Wright, Margaret Ann Parker, Dorrie Jones, Barbara Kirby, Barbara Smilie, June Bumpass, Jo Ann Campbell, Willi Helm; . . . Second Row: Mildred Joyce Phelps, Barbara Lee Reynolds, Betty Sue Bethea, Joan Carroll, Carolyn Chambless, Margaret Paterson, Carol Ann Ogle, Dot Curtright, Rose Johns, John William Grimm, Fred Clark, O. G. Pinkston, Louise Young, Margaret Ann Wilkins . . Third Row: John Perry, Albert Dennis, Jack Fawler, Jimmy Dear, Floyd Goolsby, Hugh Esco, Jimmy Boyd, Richard Holder, Joe Woodall, Robert Ware, William Teague, Daniel Franco, Wallace McLain, Paul Davis. ii r T First Row: Sally Kershaw,Annette Parker, Shirley Thrash, Elizabeth Russell, Ethel Miller, Marylee Smith, Joy Elliot, Mary Seale Colquett, Joanne Weil, Rita Capouya, Myrtle Skinner, Henrimae Tate, Larry Kawf- man, Joan Thrasher . . . Second Row: Carolyn Arnold, Linda Peterson, Peggy Damen, Carrie McMillan, Judy Herring, Evelyn Dorrie, Jean Carroll, John Stone, Jack Windley, Joseph William Patrick, Fleming Rowell, Leon Westbrook, Ross McAllister, Marion Nobles . . . Third Row: Albert Carmichael, Hayne Rive's, Jack Glassco, Lester Wilsey, Arthur Barnette, Bill McNair, George Norris, Billy Golden, Russell Smith, Billy Copeland, Jimmy Truitt, George Courtney, Jerry Lushington, Gerald Hudson. First Row: Alan Jack Dunne, Tommie Stubbs, Wil am Douglas, Bobby Ya‘es, Johnie Kamburis, Bunny Child, David Tharp, Max Wells, Bobby Wade Skinner, John Harold Nichols, James Hardison, Robert Big- ger, Harold Thomas Holland, Josh Gray . . . Second Row: Glenn Scott, Hailan Parks, Clarance McDuffie, Jere Longshore, Joe Smith, Kenneth Stowers Collier, Ray Gould, John Jones, Lee Earl Taylor, Ben Wolverton, Harris Bellows, Mack Tell, Billy G. Edwards, Ben Holley . . . Third Row: Hugh Haynes, Bob Johnson, Julius Frand Gunter, Dan McBryd Jones, Thomas H. Jones, William D. Sellers, William Ed Brown, Jimmy Morgan, Gene Sullivan, Gene Watlington, Charles Clark, Hugh Ludwig, Edward Beasley, Bill Porter. Page 65 First Row: Johnny Ashurst, Janette Hancock, Jane Carver, Betty Jean Hattaway, Hazel Long, Hilda Long, Louise McKinstry, Marie Carnley, Sitha Young, Jane Lobman, Betty Gilbert, Margie Dees, Francis Langston, Mirian Sisk . . . Second Row: Temd Deason, Elizabeth Adams, Carol Stacey, Beverly Limbrough, Jane Garrett, Anne Stuckey, Emily Ann Herrin, Mary Jacquelyn Terry, Claudie Athey, Myra Nell McCain, Betty Jean Dillard, Colleen Moore, Betty Gaye Vaughn, Kay Del Stanley . . . Third Row: Patricia Ann Rogers, Jimmie Sue Rice, Eleanor Keener, DorothyShipp, Katherine Carter, Jo Ann Jones, Eugenia Carter, Lizabeth Lee, Harriet McGehee, Jean Beasley, Louise Ward, Mary Ann Dees, Edna Knighten, The- resa Eisenberg. First Row: Betty Stern, Sara Truett, Mary Ann Griffin, Ann Elizabeth Burkhalter Addie Kennedy, Lois Bailey, Julie Arbuthnot, Edna Mae Hull, Nan Green, Jule Stuart, Betty Jo Rohrman, Vivian Pettis, Sara Jane Thompson, Jean Cargile, Betty Jane Petty . . . Second Row: Duane Rountree, Carolyn Spears, Anne Williams, Edna Garth, Anne Coats, Edna Walls, Ann Carter Hays, Jane McRae, Winifred Ann Mixon, Ellie Mae Bird, Joyce Ethel Tubbs, Norma Chaudron, Margaret Johnson, George Adams, Donald Collins . . . Third Row: Lawson Lindsey, Raymond Cohen, Eugene Armstrong, Frank Bentley, Bill Joiner, Richard Hill, Billy Hinton, Mose Stuart, Erwin Willis, John Hughes, Charles Wallner, Dozier Chester, Tommy Ward, Dan Stanford, Cary Fuller. Page 66 First Row: Virginia Mann, Burnice Greer, Anne Reeves, Faye Golson, Jean Fleming, Forrest Buddy Watson, Julian Strassburger, John Crawford, Ed Hall, Leslie Martin, Kenneth Day, Jean Baggette, Louvemia Alford, Peggy Thielman, Sara Crittenden . . . Second Row: Jeanne Motter, Betty Jean Spiers, Jo Ann Harris, Anna Calloway, Betty Reddock, Jimmy Mullinix, Robert Armstrong, Charles Dugger, John Figh, Jerry McCann, Pat Dozier, Bill Goodwyn, Harlan Roberts, Jimmy Parker, O. C Darby . . . Third Row: Bill Cosby, Tommy Nash, Jimmy Lowry, Andy Russell, Alvin Ford, William Hobbie, Talmadge Smith, Curtis Nordan, Billy Land, Sam Tranum, Roy Josephs, Charles Wise, Red William Carr, Bill Yates, John Wesley McNeill. NOT PICTURED MARY NELL FERGUSON WILLIAM CALLAHAN JANELLA LIVINGSTON GORDON HAYGOOD WALKER HOBBIE BURKE ALFORD JANELLA HAYES ROY HILL MARTHA SHEPHERD JOHN MARKS BLAIR CAPELL ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ SARA NELL SMITH SHIRLEY FRY ANN CUTLIFF BARBARA RICKETTS RICHARD BOLIN BENNIE WINDSOR PAUL CRASHUL JAMES WRIGHT FRANCES BARRON JOYCE RAGSDALE ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Page 67 Page 68 PoTffy Ami f' % • I Got Plenty O’ Xuttin’ Lyric bv IK A GERSHWIN and Dl‘HOSE HEYWARD GEORGE GERSHW s| me • Symbol a for Copyright MCMXXXV by George Gershwin Published by Gtr h iM Publishing Cor porfttion • Chappell ACo.Inc .Sole Selling Agent fort' International C'yyrifkt Sec urge Mads in i S A ALL K1GHTS KKSKKVKD Including public performance for profit Allegretto tihps.-hr •• a « - - OFFICERS GERALD AUSTIN JACK NOBLE . PATSY DAVIS . Vlte SOP President Vice-President Secretary H O M O R E S SOPHOMORE POEM Once, early in September, on the steps of old Lanier, I heard a conversation taking place. Two Sophomores were talking of their problems at our school; They spoke of things they knew they had to face. The problem which was mentioned first was how to find their rooms, And next they wondered how they'd like each class. The Sophomores were filled with dread when thinking of exams— If only they were sure that they would pass! Just two semesters later, in the merry month of May, These same two Sophomores again I saw— And yet, they were so different that I hardly knew 'twas they. For confidence replaced their look of awe. I glanced around and saw their classmates looking that way too; Each one had conquered that first doubt of fear. A great school spirit had been born within the Sophomores, And now they understood and loved Lanier. -MARY MAC SHEPHERD. Page 71 First Row: Harold Gray, Bill Dobbins, Jean Thomas, Betty Jean Bolling, Ann Currie, Anne Bell, Melissa McGehee, Marilyn Yost, Carolyn Finney, Betty Napier, Martha Anne Blair, Ed Black, Charles Ming, Jack Scholder . . . Second Row: Ted Cheek, Robert Herring, Frank Schuffert, Ken Upchurch, Frances Sayers, Joan Bond, Grace Preiss, Mary Louise Prentiss, Robert Shepherd, Earnest (Buddy) Hawk, Fred Eagerton, Elwood Oliver, Charles Alexander, Bobby Taylor . . . Third Row: John Andrew Hughes, Jas. Robert Land, Jim Shelburne, Le Roy Okel, Bill Robertson, Donald Adams, Hortense Hester, Mary Jane Harrison, Gaston Callis, Gene Duncan, Billy Summersgill, Ralph Haber, Homer Gibbons, Robert Brock. First Row: Sue Long, Gail Noland, Ben Haguewood, Patricia Ann Jackson, Marianne Minder, Charles Stinberg, Dick Howell, Naomi Moore, Joan Miller, Janette Dean . . . Second Row: Frank Copeland, Mari- lakin Key Howard, Romae Waldo, Don Martin, David Thames, Jule Condon, Connie Dillard, Anne Mor- gan, Mable Edna Clifton, Renaye Crawford . . . Third Row: Ellyn Dudley, Jerry Allen, Jon Mosley, Jimmy Hall, Bobby Morgan, H. C. Womble, Robert Montgomery, Kathleen Parsons, Jeanne Myers, Annette Caro- lyn Markhan, Jean Dorothy Faulk. Page 72 First Row: Kenneth Crosby, Robert Webb, Leto B yant, Vary Virginia Hines, Jean Elizabeth Cooper, Ruth Ellen Wachs, Betty Robinson, Helen Canty, Betty Black, Bobbie Athey, Sara McMurtrey, Beverly Evans, Allan Mclver, James York . . . Second Row: Droyt Willcox, Doniette Stewart, Wallace Thompson, Don Barnes, Joe Stone, Phillip Lurie, Jimmy Wright, George Germanos, Lester Chalkley, Barney Clark, Johnnie Ruth King, Eva Pharr, Betty Seale, Gloria Bell . . . Third Row: Chester Gray, James Bagley, Jack McLendon, Jack Chalker, Robert Messer, Lawrence Crippen, Murrell Wiginton, Billy Owsley, J. T. Hughes, John Gil- more, Billy Buckner, Blair Voltz, Gene Wharton, Fontelle Thompson. First Row: Mary Caton, Jack e Trotter, Lily Clark, Dsrothy Goolsby, Doris Spiers, Wanda Welch, Betty Joyce Gordon, Beth Churchwell, Jo Ann Johnson, William Shaw, Betty Sue Sanford, Peggy Ruth Sealy, Wyatt Wilson, Effie Jackson . . . Second Row: Jean Brooks, David Stump, Albert Holmes, Bill Hughes, Eernard Taranto, James Wilson, Billy Ray Helms, Tommy Spivey, Bob Campbell, Elliott Porter, Joe Bird, Eugene Pair, Eetty Jean Morris, Mabelene Morris . . . Third Row: Willis Lindsey, Alton Crocker, Ralph Brad- ford, Roger Hardwick, Kenneth Morgan, Henry Hewlett, Jack Dinkins, Richard Tatum, Sam Till, Joe Dillard, Richard Moon, Robert Lonsdale, John McNeal, Clifford Shelkofsky. Page 73 First Row: Katy Weldon, Mary McLeod, Peggy Chesnutt, Dorothy Jean Henderson, Carolyn Miller, Gaynell Walker, Jeanette Smith, Hazel Dismukes, Reba Hall, June Anderson, Marian Williams, Mary Jo Leslie, Naomi Loftin, Sidney Hamilton . . . Second Ro v: Barbara Wall, Betty Jean Carnley, Gladys Frank- lin, Odell Robinson, Dorothy Gray, Alice Kent, Frances Ingram, Marian Putman, Jacqueline Dozier, Lion- ard Gresham, Clara Nell Peek, Katheryn Stuart, Frances Grice, Sam Thompson . . . Third Row: Jackie McNeill, Josephine McCoy, Cary Harden, Bob Haynes, Charles Newberry, Edward Patterson, Herle Dowe, Kenneth Canada, David Hughes, Bill Lamar, Betty Rester, Dorothy McLennan, Frank Woodall, Everett Hale. First Row: Marie Slauson, Marion Franco, Virginia Lawasser, Helen Savage, June Morgan, Charlotte Rochambeau, Helen Taylor, Betty Wallace, Robya Chambers, Bettie Ruth Cook, Deborah Ward, Laura Vann, Mary Jo Sexton, Helen McLain . . . Second Row: Ida Lou Helms, Elva Davis, Martha Liger, Fay Price, June Sellers, Carol Fletcher, Lorraine Morgan, Gloria Johnson, John Hancock, Louise Prater, John Jones, Bryan Young, Roy Edwards, Harold Mask . . . Third Row: Robert Bailey, Jimmy Barrenbrugge, Jerry Grant, Robert McQueen, Thomas Wallace, Quinton Shumaker, Ed Robbins, Wyatt Shows, Jackie Barron, Frank Wells, Beth McKinney, Kenneth Yarbrough, Sue Stephens, Ethel Weippert. Page 74 First Row: John Conrader, Billy Grantham, Gloria Walter, Jean Ivey, Mary Stollenwerck, Isabel Led- yard, Judy Richards, Beverly Smith, Florence Rutland, Betty Ann McDade, Betty Jean Gilbert, Joyce Tray- wick, Lee Conoly, Ray Ingram . . . Second Row: Victor Capley, Albert Mclnnis, Jane Rutherford, Betty Metcalf, Shirley Smith, Jacquelyn Yon, Betty Hayes, Mignon Reese, Ann Lyle, Jo Ann Hanna, Mickey Ford, Ann Elliott, Jimmie Oliver, Waverly Darby . . . Third Row: Bobby Foster, Douglas McDonald, Doyle Wyatt, Charles Littlejohn, Russell Lonsdale, Edward Rawlinson, Julian Brown, Kenneth Mooney, Charlie Snider, Sherrill Silas, Joe Young, Larry Thomason, Danny Thomas, Henry Clifton. First Row: Elridge Arrington, Riley Prather, John Hansborough, Emily Newberry, Janet Humphrey, Mil- dred Warren, Burkie Klein, Barbara Armstrong, Ellen Sharits, Annie Moore, Rachel Cohen, Betty Joyce McNeil, Mary Randall, Barbara Graham . . . Second Row: John Arrighi, Drake Hatfield, Johnny Hartsfield, Carroll Watkins, Barbara Mills, Mary Avanf, Ethelyn Lott, Billy Graydon, Claire Eatman, Jane Roton, Anne Bowman, Barbara Searcy, Tommie Callis, Buddy Dennis . . . Third Row: Henry Sanderson, Eugene Murphy, Bill McDaniel, Gerald Austin, Bob Farris, Albert Stough, William Von Hoene, Jerry Wright, Neil Turnip- seed, Gene Arnold, George Dowe, Frank Jones, Lauretta Gordon, Dean D. Shaw, Jr. Page 75 First Row: Fred Clork, Ann Webb, Carol Thweati, Rose Herlong, Bit Sherlock, Norma Burrows, Mary Alice Mclnnis, Jan Gore, William Black, Loraine Eisenburg, Robert Jones, Hugh Faulkner, Billy Sansom, Betty Pratt . . . Second Row: Mary Nichols, Edna Spicer, Joan Rhodes, Valeria Dobson, Corinne Kranert, Bobbie Brown, Jack Noble, Joyce Jones, Elizabeth Belser, Warren Andrews, John Dunn, Robert Sudduth, Bill Armistead, Johnny Stuart . . . Third Row: Virginia Cummings, Joyce Wilson, Elizabeth Cunningham, Ellen Evans, Fred Berman, John Taber, Bob Mitchell, Peter Brock, Burns Patterson, James Broxton, Divain Potts, Dean Fain, Sonny Adams, Jack Foster. First Row: Joan Weaver, Joyce Knight, Betty Lockwood, Jean Rush, Barbara Beale, Allan Craig, Joan Heines, Helen Kenan, Sarah Warren, Ruth Green, Rex Hamm, Jack Coats, Robert Flournoy, Irving Cohen . Second Row: Patricia Yelverton, Betty Ann Blachschleger, Elaine Lubel, Mary Gene Curtis, Vivian Smith, Musser Watkins, Thomas Powell, Bruce Graham, Emily Johnson, Mary Claire Kendrick, Catherine Shattah, Elizabeth McCoy, Marilyn Bailey, Ralph Holmes . . Thiid Row: Dewery Glasscock, Harold Shep- herd, Rube Thornton, Jerry Champion, Ferman Pruitt, Frank Moore, Lawarance Tumlin, Frank Walker, David Polke, L. C. Greene, George Beasley, John Clenney, James Cochrane, Crawford Ziegler. Page 76 First Row: Manley Turner, Tom Porter, Carleen Hawkins, Patsy Davis, Dorothy Clements, Peggy Taylor, Nan Brown, Betty Sue Ellison, Tillie Robertson, Lucy Wilson, Peggy Nicholson, Mary Miller, June Redmon, Minnie Dorroh . . . Second Row: Frank McFaden, Joe Hardison, Avis Throgmorton, Betty Jolly, Mable Herring, Mary Lucy McDaniel, Betty Hawkins, Mary Alice Canterbury, Sarah Hays, Leona Halstead, Sarah Mason, Cecil Allen, Rodney Bishop, Millard Berry . . Third Row: Gene Wise, Jack Snyder, Cammie Free- man, Betty Nichols, Mary Frances Pitts, Mary Ann Chancellor, Nancy Stubbs, Betty Jo Missildine, Judi- jefte Darby, Leon Terry, Richard Hanan, David Stephenson, Thomas Redden, Marion Nobles. First Row: Eleanor Long, Ba.bara Fain, Claude Jones, Ann Hagood, Jane Trousdale, Jimmy Waites, Andrew Smith, Lu Trelle McLennan, Maryanne Johnson, Eugene Rushing, Jean Pritchett, Paul Herring, Sybil Ann Sims . . . Second Row: Rheba McNeal, Jo Ann McLure, Dorrie Stephens, Joanne Andreson, Joe Solomon, James Lampley, Hugh Courtney, Claudette Williams, Grace Krebs, Carole Walker, Shirley Moore, Jo Anne Lucci, William Segrest . Third Row: Carl Porter, Jean McSwain, Ruth Gillespie, Lowell Butler, Harold Akins, Leroy Slater, Franklin Franck, George Thornton, Billy Morrison, Harold Waters, Essie Merle Brooks, Annie Laurie Chesnutt, John Brooks. Page 77 First Row: Vivian Brendle, Faye Grier, Norma Chandler, Anita Jones, Elaine Cook, Nancy Brannen, Margaret Ann Durden, Charles Wilson, Mary Rambo, Virginia Spear, Sarah Richardson, Marcia Belt, Rex Fowler, Sam Berge . . . Second Row: Billy Meadows, Hubert Carnley, Thomas Cast, Curry Dandridge, Eloise Carnley, Mildred Brooks, Julia Cone, Betty Wray, Faye Armstrong, Forney Chaulker, Bennie Shark- er, Curtis Campley, Robert Henn, Ernest Teague Third Row: Harold Rutherford, Claude Rosser, Sara Frances Strane, Jackie Jones, Pete Parsons, Fletcher Morgan, Pat Denton, Donald Brown, Joe Hamilton, Jimmy Reynolds, Jimmy McElvaine, Joel Shaw, Don Bentley, Leon Mathews. First Row: Jimmy Cresswell, Walter Revis, Eloise Hyde, Peggy Ann Clark, Ruth Pitts, Sara Gregory, Jean Cason, Helen Ward, Joy Pouncy, Marylyn Brumley, Elen Moye, Brooksie Wells, Jackson Reeves, Harold Woodman . . . Second Row: Herbert Killen, Carrol Thorton, Mary Moody, Madeline Strok, June Spencer, Helen Boggan, Margaret Morgan, Agnes Dunn, Jean Wilson, Margie Putman, Bonnie Campbell, Curtis Baxley, Robert Slaton, Frank Porter . . . Third Row: Clifford Weaver, Karlin Weir, Joan Hickman, Faye Henderson, Lillie Donne Davidson, Betty Rolling, Ethel Clifton, Mary Grizzle, Margaret Ann Erickson, Mary Grace Dikle, Agnes Hall, Betty Jean Parker, Jimmie Kyzar, Clarence Perdue. Pag© 78 Page 79 Pago 80 Vs sum! in IrrinU Her tin's lilue Skies” starring Hinx Crosby, Fred Astaire and. Joan Caulfield A Paramount Pictun- A Pretty Girl I� Like A Melody 4 (fttef r jsUmiaV Cu pynKhl M ijf i« U ' A All Hi|M K� «irfA W7 Page 84 HERMAN HASSEL JUNE MORGAN BOB FARRIS HARRY HOUSE BOBBIE HYDE fyav iitel FRANK COPELAND PATSY DAVIS SID COLEMAN ANN STUCKEY HOMER MEADS - � WINIFRED CARDINAL Most Original: SAMMY REESE BEVERLY ANN BARNETTE Best Dressed: MAUREEN AUXFORD HERMAN HASSEL Fage 92 Most Intelligent: MARY MAC SHEPHERD FRANK SHAVER Most Likely To Succeed: KATHERINE PILL FRANK SHAVER Most Attractive: JANE WOOLFOLK WHIT STUART WHO’S WHO Best All-Round: MARTHA SPIDLE HENRY KNIGHTEN Page 93 Friendliest: WINIFRED CARDINAL SAMMY REESE Wittiest: DOT GREEN BENNY PEACOCK Poge 94 PAT BARRON HARRY HOUSE Most Athletic: Most Beautiful Girl: LORE HENDERSON Best Dancer: MAUREEN AUXFORD CY AVERY Pago 95 Most Popular.- WINIFRED CARDINAL TED COPELAND Pag© 96 WHO’S WHO Page 97 Most Popular: JUNE MORGAN GERALD AUSTIN Most Beautiful: JUNE MORGAN Handsomest.- BOB FARRIS MARTHA SPIDLE . . Editor-In-Chief JIMMY SHEEHAN ... Business Manager JANE WOOLFOLK KATRINA McARTH'JR mi-wt STAFF ASSISTANT EDITORS GLENN ANDERSON PAT BARRON JEANNE HENDERSON MARION BARNETTE SARALEE CLEMENTS Poge 98 SPORTS STAFF Billy Lasseter, Chairman; Alon Miller, Valerie Dobson, Georgia Marsh, Wallace McLain, Grace Preiss, Mary Lakin Howard. ART STAFF Jane McRae, Chairman; Joanne Weil, Peggy Hall, Anne Langston, Carol Thweatt, Joan Gregory, Edna Knighten, Barbara Searcy, Sarah Warren, Jean Andrew. Page 99 LITERARY STAFF Jeanne Henderson, Chairman; Carol Arnett, Ruthie Rapp, Roe Venable] Rae Rita Kreisman, Mary Mac Shepherd, Betty Harris, Betsy Rost, Martha Sue Bailey, Willalice Carnathan, Sue Kyzar, Betty Ann Overton, Sara Nell Howard, Joan Gregory, Betty Sue Kelly, Jane Myers, Dorann Gingham. FEATURES STAFF Pat Barron, Chairman; Lena Sue Reddoch, William Currie, Gene Foster, Ann Smith, Betty Norman, Rae Rita Kreisman, Susie Frances, Nancy Jane Watt, Betty Blue, Rae Venable] Carol Arnett, Ruthie Rapp, Winifred Cardinal, Joy Purifoy, Frances Mays, Beverly Barnettsf'Madge Hollingsworth, Betsy Rost, Dot Green. Page 100 FACULTY SPONSORS Mr. Harris, Mr. Ramsay, Mr. Scarborough, Mr. Brooks, Mr. Weatherby, Miss Andrews, Miss Johnston, Miss Persons, Miss Hagedorn, Miss Clark, Miss Laura Johnston, Major Bethea, Mrs. Effie Green, Miss Susie Green, Miss Mila Word, Mrs. Cammack, Mr. Ryba. SENIOR STAFF Glenn Anderson, Chairman,- Sara Howard, Dot Wilson, Betsy Rost, Dot Green, Madge Hollingsworth, Ann Pilcher, Flee Howard, Joy Purifoy. Rae Rita Kreisman, Martha Sue Bailey, Mary Dean Collins, May Langham, Miriam Franco, Ruthie Rapp, Rae Venable Katherine Pill, Frances Mays, Beverly Ann Barnette, Betty Jo Stewart, Nancy Jane Watt, Bobbie Hyde, Mu'iel Savage, Sarah Susan Gunn, Carol Arnett, Peggy Hall, Elaine Copeland, Ann Pope, Susie Frances, Carolyn Sylvest, Ann Smith, Maureen Auxford, Gene Foster, Jane Ball, Betty Blue, Julia Patterson. Page 101 BUSINESS STAFF Bill Armistead, DeLisle Black, Terry Bozeman, Sara Bush, Winifred Cardinal, Eugenia Carter, Rita Cohen, Carroll Dailey, Therese Eisenberg, Beverly Ellis, Anne Goodwin, Allene Goolsby, Ed Graham, Mary Ann Griffin, Robert Hartin, Donald Haynes, Alice Hollon, Betty Jo Hughes, Betty Sue Kelly, Anne Langston, Anne Mixon, Raymond Neese, Betty Ann Overton, Joyce Phelps, Ann Pope, Lena Sue Reddoch, Travis Ro- per, Frank Shaver, Sanver Smith, Carolyn Spears, Whit Stuart, Anne Stuckey, Bill Ward, Florence Weil, Marjean Willis, Dot Wilson, Jeanette Wyatt, Jimmy Sheehan. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Marion Barnette, Mary Lakin Howard, Grace Preiss, DeLisle Black, Catherine Shattah, Lena Sue Red- doch, Mary Seale Collquett, Sally Kershaw, Lyta Ray, Barbara Kirby, Betty Jo Stewart, Bobbie Hyde, Carolyn Sylvest, Peggy Hall, Bobby Ingram, Ralph Kohn, Corroll Dailey. JUNIOR AND SOPHOMORE STAFF Saralee Clements, Chairman; Nancy Walls, Sammy Reese, Wallace McLain, Elaine Golson, Shirley Smith, Joyce Tubb, Jule Sellers, Elizabeth McCoy, Jean Andrew, Grace Preiss, Lorraine Eisenberg, Mary Virginia Lasseter, Bonnie Campbell. CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS STAFF Jean McCoy, Chairman; Kay Del Stanley, Joan Gregory, Lena Sue Reddoch, Betty Jo Hughes, Mary Seale Colquett, Gene Foster, Catherine Shattah, Willie Helms, Anne Roberts, Margie McGinty, Louise Flinn, Thomas Christie, Margaret Green, Betty Sue Bethea, Oliver McCardy. ADVERTISING STAFF Donald McDonald, Chairman; Jimmy Sheehan, Robert McCreary, Larry Sellers, Doyle Elmore, Nancy Knighten, Margaret Ann Richardson, Haden Jones, Sarah McKee, Bobbie Riggs, Sue Kyzar, Frances Hin- son, Barbara Kirby, Jackie Dickins, Mary Ann Griffin, Anne Goodwin, Joy Foster, Betty Jean Morris, Mabelean Morris, Bobby Clark, Walter Lee Owens Valerie Dobson, Ellen Taylor. k ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Poge 104 Tramp! Tramp! Tramp! tfaughtx . far teft a (Including U. S. Marine Air Corps Version) Lyric by RIDA JOHNSON YOUNG Special text by EDWIN W. RE IM E R S,U.S.M.C. R. Used by the U.S. Marine Air Corps Music by VICTOR HKRHER Allegro marcato 0719-4 M V Copyright MCMX by M Witmarlt Copyright R -m w«fd 1-ut.h.h.r inrmlu-r «.� A H C A I' Inlrrnttiwnal Copyright .SVrurrd Madr � n (' s A A1J. HKSMTH KKHKHVKh IN 1,UIMN(. PtJHIJC i'K-MKi HM AN loll I'HoMI ' ( any unauthorised adaptation. arrangement ur ropy of thia iuibUr inm RESERVE OFFICERS’ TRAINING CORPS al £idneu J.anle'i Jliali £ oh al The object of the Reserve Officers' Training Corps as stated in the National Defense Act is primarily to lay the foundation of intelligent citizen- ship by inoculating in the student habits of precision, orderliness, courtesy, correctness of posture and deportment, leadership, and respect for and loyalty to constituted authority and to give the student basic military training which will be of benefit to him and of value to the military services if and when he becomes a member thereof. During the year just completed we of the Military Department have attempted to accomplish this object by our work drill and instruction in all phases of basic military life. And we feel that we have laid the foundation of intelligent citizenship. ★ ★★★★★★★ Page 107 OFFICERS CLUB OFFICERS CADET LIEUTENANT COLONEL HARRY FARRIS President CADET CAPTAIN TED COPELAND . . . Vice-President CADET FIRST LIEUTENANT DAN STALLINGS Secretary-Treasurer MAJOR NED R. BETHEA .................................................... Sponsor SERGEANT FRANCIS KEENAN . . . . . . ... Sponsor SERGEANT L. H ARNWINE......................................Sponsor James Addison Irving Bern William Britton Tom Cantey Thomas Christie Ted Copeland William Curry John Dale Carroll Dailey John Dillon Jack Dunn MEMBERS William Eagerton Harry Farris Eugene Harrod Robert Ingram Rollin Johnson Roy Josephs Herbert Kelley Ralph Kohn Luther Lisenby Donald McDonald Frank Rosa Jeff Sellers Dan Stallings John Stone Whitaker Stuart William Teague Andrew Thompson Thomas Tyson Walter Tyson John Vinson William Ward Charles Yarbrough. Page 108 BATTALION STAFF HARRY FARRIS Battalion Commander MARTHA SUE BAILEY . Battalion Sponsor IRVING BERN Battalion Executive Officer WILLIAM CURRIE..............................Battalion Adjutant CADET CADET CADET CADET CADET CADET CADET CADET CADET CADET CADET CADET CADET LIEUTENANT COLONEL HARRY FARRIS MAJOR IRVING BERN .... CAPTAIN WILLIAM CURRIE CAPTAIN EUGENE HARROD CAPTAIN WHIT STUART . . . CAPTAIN HERBERT KELLEY FIRST LIEUTENANT LUTHER LISENBY FIRST LIEUTENANT DAN STALLINGS MASTER SERGEANT JOHN STONE MASTER SERGEANT RALPH KOHN MASTER SERGEANT DONALD McDONALD MASTER SERGEANT JOHN VINSON Battalion Commander Battalion Executive Battalion Adjutant Battalion Plans and Training Officer Battalion Supply Officer Battalion Intelligence Officer Assistant Adjutant Public Relations Officer Battalion Sergeant Major .......................Color Guard Color Guard ...................Color Guard MASTER SERGEANT THOMAS CHRISTIE ................Color Guard Page 109 COMPANY A WILLIAM EAGERTON Company Commander BARBARA HUGHES . . .. Company Sponsor CARROLL DAILEY .... Company Executive ROLLIN JOHNSON First Platoon Leader ANDREW THOMPSON Second Platoon Leader William Hobbie James Addison Robert Haynes Gene Wattlington William Goodwyn Rhett Mozingo Thomas Hundley Cecil Allen Jack Scholder Curry Dandridge Crawford Ziegler Ralph Haber Edward Robbins William Armstead Bennie Sharker Jack Dinkins William Cosby James McGhee Larry Kaufman L. C. Greene Daniel Franco John Barron Harold Shepherd Fred Eagerton Tracey Hill Dozier Chester Tommy Stubbs Curtis Baxley Sherill Silas Earnest Hale Dean Fain Coy Darby Stuart Patton Frank McGinnis Warren Andrews Bernard Toronto Lamar Bruner George Adams David Thames Sid Coleman Page 110 COMPANY B ROBERT INGRAM First Platoon Leader WILLIAM BRITTON Second Platoon Leader TED COPELAND....................Company Commander BETSY ROST ........................Company Sponsor WILLIAM WARD......................Company Executive Talmadge Smith Hugh Esco Herbert Stephens William Black Albert Slater Robert Hamm Thomas Estes John Figh William Kirby Richard Bolin Drake Hatfield John Smith James Roberts Jimmy Truitt Mose Stuart Kenneth Mooney Gene Arnold William Hoene John Perry Charles Wise Hugh Ludwig Charles Snider Henry Hewlett Erwin Willis Bobby Daniel Richard Copeland Guy Waller Lawson Lindsey George Dowe John Taber Kenneth Land Samuel Till Edward Beasley James Dodd Jon Moseley Edward Black John Waites Frank Grove Page 111 COMPANY C THOMAS TYSON WINIFRED CARDINAL THOMAS CANTEY . Company Commander Company Sponsor Company Executive JEFF SELLERS Seccnd Platoon Leader CHARLES YARBROUGH First Platoon Leader John Crawford Terell Mills Roy Edwards Larry Thompson Frank McFadden Charles Guthrie Robert Johnson John Durr Robert Farris Ralph Thorington Richard Moon Robert Williams Forrest Watson Tommy Nash David Polke Robert Brocke Wyatt Wilson Ross McAllister Jack Dunn Lee Taylor Buford Tucker Curruth Smith Franklin Frank John Noble Billy Shaw Samuel Tranum George Davis Ralph Goolsby Thomas Redden Alon Miller John Barnes Charles Wallner David Pruitt Julian Brown H. C. Womble Ray Gould Kendrick Upchurch Page 112 COMPANY D FRANK ROSA First Platoon Leader JOHN DILLON Second Platoon Leader WALTER TYSON ... Company Commander LORE HENDERSON...................Company Sponsor JOHN DALE ... Company Executive Robert Collins John Hughes Alvin Ford William Graydon Walter Revis Marc Miller O. G. Pinkston James Chandler Eugene Sherlock Cary Boatner Andy Russell John Nichols R. Robertson Gaston Callis Frank Woodall Dean Boatner Edwin Hall Gene Wise James Baldwin William Teague William Copeland Curtis Nordon Charles Windham Frank Jones Paul Young Andrew Smith David Stump Pryor Smith Raymond Wingard Herbert Killen Francis Knight Charles Steinberg Leon Westbrooks Walter Forrester Henry Sanderson Joe Young Jerry McCann Richard Hill Page 113 RIFLE TEAM MEMBERS WILLIAM WARD........................ TERRY BOZEMAN....................... WHITAKER STUART .................... DAN STALLINGS....................... IRVING BERN......................... JOHN DALE........................... CHARLES YARBROUGH................... MASTER SERGEANT LEWIS H. ARNWINE . Cadet First Lieutenant Cadet Master Sergeant Cadet Captain Cadet First Lieutenant Cadet Major Cadet First Lieutenant Cadet Second Lieutenant .................... Coach Page 114 Gotham Classics No. 29 STOUTHEARTED MEN Adapted for Studio and Home Marcia SIGMUND ROMBERG Piano adaptation by Hknbt Living PIANO 3DUO S acciso nMJ S-9M-2 Copyright MCMXt.1 by HARMS Inc . N. Y. International Copyright Herured. Ma tr in V. S PROFIT. A F O O T B A L L 1948 FOOTBALL HISTORY Although starting off the season rather sluggishly, the Lanier Poets ended the season with a bang by defeating some of the leading teams of two states. By downing Wood- lawn, Tallassee, and Sidney Lanier of Macon, Georgia, Coach Jim Ryba's Poets showed that they really had the will and spirit to win ball games. Statistics show that the Poets scored 136 points to 76 for the opposition, which shows that the Blue Torrent didn't do as bad as the record implies. The Poets downed a stubborn Alex City team by a 6-0 margin but ran into trouble against a powerful Gadsden eleven, who defeated us 13-0. Still unable to click, the Poets ran info more trouble against a strong Tuscaloosa eleven, who handed us our second defeat of the season. But, in the next game which was against Selma, the Poets bounced back to defeat a weak Selma machine, 32-0. The Poets dropped a close one to Phenix City 19-12. It was close but the Poet eleven couldn't stop the Red Devils. The Poets started to click in earnest the next week by downing a mediocre Murphy High eleven by a 20-0 margin. In losing to Pensacola High School, the Blue Torrent dropped a heart-breaker. Bad weather hampered the Poet attack greatly. Page 117 The Blue Torrent staged a brilliant come-back by defeating a highly favored Woodlawn eleven by a 20-7 margin the next week. The next game is history. The Poets cut the string of Tallassee victories at 56. In doing this, the Poets made the sports pages of some of the nations leading newspapers. School spirit was at its peak in this game. The squad journeyed to Macon, Georgia for the next tilt and ended the season by handing the Macon team a 19-6 shellacking. This year's team was especially fine which makes it hard to single out any outstand- ing players, but the entire first team, Henry Knighten and J. C. Sellers, ends; Bobby Toylor and Ed Bauer, tackles,- Jack Wood and Emory Folmar, guards; Center Billy Yarbrough, and backs, Side Coleman, Homer Meads, Dick Chesser and Harry House, de- serve a lot of credit. The Poet scoring parade was as follows: Touchdowns: Knighten 7, Meads 5, Chesser 4, Coleman 3, Watlington 1 and Sellers 1. Coleman passed to Knighten for 5 of his seven and to Watlington for his. Extra Points: Chesser 8. Safety: Sellers 1. SEASON'S RECORD LANIER 6 ALEX CITY 0 LANIER 0 GADSDEN 13 LANIER 0 TUSCALOOSA 12 LANIER 32 SELMA 0 LANIER 12 PHENIX CITY 19 LANIER 20 MURPHY 0 LANIER 6 PENSACOLA 12 LANIER 20 WOODLAWN 7 LANIER 21 TALLASSEE 7 LANIER 19 SIDNEY LANIER 'MACON) 6 Page 118 FIRST STRING Frank Rosa, Tommy Tyson, Walter Tyson, Carl Weaver, Paul Crashul, Jimmy Endress, Frank Copeland, Leonard Markham, Red Carr, Charles Scroggins, Guy Waller. Page 119 Emory Folmar, Billy Yarborough, Harry House, Sid Coleman, Bob Taylor, J. C. Sellers, Jack Wood, Ed Bauer, Henry Knighten, Richard Chesser, Homer Meads. SECOND STRING Senior, 160 pounds, end. Al- though Chief came out just after the season opened, he moved up in the ranks until he started in the last two games. J. C. was fine on de- fense and offense. Senior, 178 pounds. Guard. Emory lettered in football all three years while he was at Lanier. He was selected second on All-State in '46, he was selected Captain for the '47 team, he was selected on the All-City first team in '47. Senior, 198 pounds. Center. Co- captain and first string center, Billy started most of the games this year, but injuries hampered him some. He made second string All-City team in '47. Page 120 SID COLEMAN Junior, 156 pounds. Halfback. Sid was an important man on the team this year. His passing, running and kicking were exceptional. He was selected on the All-City team this year. HOMER MEADS Junior, 158 pounds, Fullback. Meads worked from the halfback slot at the first of the season, but when Coach Ryba needed a hard-driving fullback Meads was changed over. He proved to be a big gun in the Poet backfield. Being a Junior he will be back next year. HARRY HOUSE Senior, 170 pounds, Quarterback. Harry made first string and letter- ed in '45 and '47, being in the Marines in '46. He made all-state in '45 at the halfback position. He was converted to quarterback during the '47 season. CHARLES WISE Junior, 188 pounds. Tackle. Char- ley, a very important player, was stopped by a neck injury but it did not keep him from the line-up long. He made All-City Tackle. ED BAUER Senior, 180 pounds. Guard and Tackle. Foots proved to be an important cog in the Poet line this year, although an old knee injury hindered him some. He will be missed next year as he is a Senior. HENRY KNIGHTEN Senior, 160 pounds, End. A Junior letterman and the fastest man on the team, Henry was the high scorer this year. He made All-State in '47, All-City, and Honorable Mention for All-Southern. BOB TAYLOR Junior, 165 pounds. Tackle. Bob made the starting line-up this year and was a stand-out all season. Being a Junior he will return next year and will form part of the nucleus of the '48 team. FRANK ROSA Senior, 150 pounds. Quarterback. Frank saw plenty of action this year, although he was not the starting quarterback all season. He was relied upon when the coaches wanted to keep the other team guessing. His stand-out game was probably with Lanier in Macon, Ga. Frank will not be back next year as he is graduating. PAUL CRASHUL Senior, 160 pounds. Halfback. Paul alternated with Coot in the halfback slot. He was one of the speediest runners on the team. Page 121 TOMMY TYSON Senior, 165 pounds, End. Tommy made first string this year. He was excellent on defense as well as of- fense. He started in several games. TED COPELAND Senior, 160 pounds. Tackle. Theo , a Junior letterman has de- veloped into one of Lanier's de- pendable players. He is President of the L Club. CARL WEAVER Senior, 165 pounds, Tackle. This was Carl's second year in football, having made his letter last year. His fine defensive play stood out all season. TALMADGE SMITH Junior, 170 pounds. Tackle. This was Talmadge's first year at foot- ball and he made a good impression on the coaches. He will be back next year and will be counted on heavily. RED CARR Junior, 238 pounds. Tackle. This was Red's second year in football and he was a valuable asset to the Poet line. Although he was not a starter this year he will be back next year and will probably make the first team. JACK WOOD Senior, 165 pounds. Tackle. Jack was one of the best linesmen on the squad. He played fine ball all year. He made his letter as a Junior. Page 122 BOS FARRIS FRANK COPELAND WALTER TYSON Sophomore, 155 pounds. Center. Curly played good ball while he was in the game. He will be in- strumental in shaping the '48 squad. Sophomore, 180 pounds. Guard. Although this is Frank's first year in football at Lanier, he made the second team and filled his position very ably. Senior, 165 pounds. End. Wardy was a very good second string end. He took over Knighten's position when he needed rest. JIMMY ENDRESS Senior, 140 pounds. Center. Although Jim was not as heavy as some on the team, he could bring down a 200-pounder easily. He was one of the hardest fighters on the team. He is graduating. CHARLES SCROGGINS Junior, 145 pounds. Halfback. Scroggins was used alternately at the halfback spot this year. This second string player saw plenty of action. He will be seen on the gridiron for Lanier again next year and should make the starting team. GUY WALLER Junior, 155 pounds. Fullback. Although Guy did not see too much action this year, he, be:ng a Junioi, will be counted on heavily next year. Page 123 POETS IN ACTION Page 124 CHEERLEADERS Maureen Auxford, Gene Foster, Jane Woolfolk, Winifred Cardinal, Martha Spidle, Martha Sue Bailey, Bill Turner, Don Barnes, Gene Arnold, Carol Stacey, Barbara Hughes, Marianne Beam, Patsy Davis, Joan Barnes, Carol Ogle, Rose Marie Jordan, Eloise Wilson, Virginia Gibbons, Mary Frank Randall. Pag© 126 A TEAM Douglas McBride, John Dillon, Sid Coleman, Daniel Franco, Leon Franklin, Gerald Austin, Charles Scroggins, Richard Holder, Chicken Harper, Kenneth Day, Glenn Scott, Bill Joiner. ★ ★ ASKETBALL ★ ★★★★★★ Page 127 B TEAM Frank Grove, Jimmy Mullinnix, Charles Childs, Charles Tidwell, Bobby Morgan, Kenneth Canada, William Cosby, Homer Meads, John Boatwright, Donald Brown, Charles Scroggins, Russel Lonsdale, Donald Abernathy, Buzz Harrell, Curtis Nordan, and others. BASKETBALL '48 The 1948 Poet Basketball machine has many fine cage prospects. Although only one letterman from the '47 squad is returning, Coach Angelich is doing a fine job in molding uture cagers. At the first call, more than 40 candidates responded and from these, 13 have been picked to perform on the A team. The B team has many fine performers, some of whom should make the varsity before the season is over. To date, the Poets have played 2 games, defeating Greenville and Orrville to the respective tunes of 43-14 and 58-38. Although the team is rather green, we are looking forward to many more victories. Page 128 DOUGLAS McBRIDE JOHN DILLON SID COLEMAN DANIEL FRANCO Poge 129 LEON FRANKLIN GERALD AUSTIN BILL JOINER DONALD BROWN CHARLES SCROGGINS RICHARD HOLDER Pog« 130 CHICKEN HARPER KENNETH DAY TRACK CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM This year, for the first time in Lanier's history, the Poets had a cross-country team. This team consisted of Aubrey Arnold, Billy Ray Laseter, Alan Craig, John B. Stone, Royal Stevens, Dean Boatner, Max Wells, and Gene Arnold. Although participating in only two meets, the Poets made a fine showing. On Thanksgiving Day, the team journeyed to Mobile, where Lanier swept the 2 mile run, Aubrey Arnold took first place with Bill Laseter second, and John B. Stone third. All three received trophies. The Poets also ran in the three-mile road race in Birmingham on December 6. Al- though running against many experienced runners, the Poet team placed third. Although there were only four letter men returning from the '47 track squad, the '48 season looks very bright. As this goes to press, there are many prospctive thinly clads already getting into shape, and the '48 season should be the best one at Lanier yet. Page 131 SUMMARY OF TENNIS, 1947 Through the cooperation of It. Col. Andrew Evans of Maxwell Field, several members of the faculty, and about a half-dozen Lanier tennis enthusiasts, the Lanier tennis team was revived after an absence of many years. Col. Evans provided excellent coaching, and as a result, the team was able to compete with the best of the scholastic net teams in the State, winning four of its seven matches of the 1946-47 year. The five downed Wood- lawn High twice, Sylacauga and Andalusia once each; while bowing to Sylacauga once and to Phillips High's State Championship team twice. The team showed up favorably in the State Interscholastic Tournament at the close of the season. The net team opened their 1947 year by routing Woodlawn and Sylacauga by re- spective scores of 4-0 and 4-1. Since the identical team is remaining at Lanier for 1947- 48, the spring season is regarded with much anticipation. The members of the tennis team are Hilary Allen, Frank Shaver, James Cogdell, Jimmy Addison, J. C Sellers, Ray Evans, and Carroll Dailey. Page 132 GIRLS’ ATHLETICS GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION AT LANIER One of the most enjoyable subects at Lanier is Girls' Physical Education. The girls have such a variety of sports to choose from. In the early fall and spring, tennis, soft- ball, volley ball, and archery are favorites. In cold weather, the modern well-equipped gym offers a wide variety of indoor sports. Basketball is the most popular of these, followed by bowling, indoor volley ball, ping pong, and tumbling. The Physical Education course has an important place in the program of many Lanier girls. Not only do they learn the technical points of a game, but they also learn good sportsmanship. Page 133 CLASSES Poge 134 Poge 136 POETS Lanier High School fPep Song) BILLY HR A BE THE BLUE AND WHITE KATHERINE PILL...............................................................Editor-In-Chief ANNE MARTIN, LARRY KAUFMAN, RICHARD HOLDER Associate Editors BETTY JO STEWART............. FRANK GROVE.................. MAY LANGHAM H. L. WEATHERBY, EWELL GREEN GUS HEWLETT, HILARY ALLEN MARION BARNETT . DAN STALLINGS................ JOHN CALHOUN FLYNN HUDSON SOCIETY STAFF: Gene Foster, Jane Society Editor Sports Editor Exchange Editor Photographers Cartoonists Headlines and Captions Business Manager Circulation Manager Advertising Manager I, Saralee Clements. SPORTS STAFF: Doug McBride, Alan Miller. BUSINESS STAFF: Doris Cahn, Jane McRae, Pat Barron, Frank Riggs, Robert McCreary. FEATURE WRITERS AND SPECIAL REPORTERS: Pryor Smith, Jean McCoy. Rae Venable. Joyce Tubb, Annette Parker, Barbara Hughes, Louise Flinn, Margaret Green, Katrirjo MacArthur, Jimmie Rice, Anne Stuckey, Eloise Wilson, Beverly Limbough, Harriett Fauflc MRS. ELIZABETH GROVE, Faculty Adviser. Page 139 8 PURPOSE: The purpose of this organization shall be to develop in the individual an ap- preciation of music; to give training in good citizenship; and to strive to be of educational and musical value to the school and community. ORGANIZATIONS: The band department maintains a second, or training band, a football drill band, an R. O. T. C. band, and a concert band. The Lyre Club is the honor club of the band. COLORS: Blue and White. UNIFORM: The drill band wears blue military coats with white Sam Browne, and gray trousers. This band is known as the official BLUE-GRAY band. The concert band wears blue coats and trousers trimmed with white. Gold citation cords and chevrons are worn by the officers and members of the Lyre Club. OFFICERS MR. YALE H. ELLIS ...................................................................Director TOMMY DORAN . Student Director and Manager RALPH FAULK...............................................................Assistant Manager WALTER FIELDS.......................................................................Historian JOHN MARKS, WILLIAM EPPERSON.......................................................Librarians Page 140 LYRE CLUB Organized 1939 MR. VALE H. ELLIS, Sponsor OFFICERS TOMMY DORAN RALPH FAULK WALTER FIELDS President Vice-President Secreta ry-T reasu rer PURPOSE: The Lyre Club is the honor club of the band. Its purpose is to recognize and honor those of outstanding talents, who, through use of that talent, have made an out- standing contribution to the band. REQUIREMENTS FOR MEMBERSHIP: Membership requirements are a minimum of one semester of service to the band; approval of the membership; and a qualified second- class musician. COLORS: Lanier Blue and White. MEMBERS Robert Ware Billy Laseter Harold Anderson Jack Davis Tommy Doran Ralph Faulk Jerry Lushington Bill McNair Jimmie Dear Fred Clark Billy Land Boyd Leyburn Mitton McKinney Doyle Elmore Jerry Wynne Donald Collins William Epperson Clarence McDuffie Wert McNelley Sanver Smith DeLisle Black Billy Dillard Walter Fields Jimmy Sheehan Philip Welch . MARSHALS CLUB Organized 1947 MR. YALE ELLIS, Sponsor OFFICERS JANE WOOLFOLK ...................................... KATHERINE PILL ..................................... PURPOSE: To help run the school in an efficient manner by keeping order in the corridors. MOTTO: Example, Service and Justice. COLORS: Blue and White. MEMBERS Glenn Anderson Beverly Ballard Beverly Barnette Bobby Clark Ann Coats Don Courtney Bill Douglas Beverly Ellis Ray Evans Fred Fontaine Cary Fuller Jack Glasco Sarah Susan Gunn Betty Harris Sara Nell Howell Bobbie Hyde Bill Joiner Lawrence Jones Nancy Knighten Rae Rita Kreisman Jane Lobman Katrina MacArthur Jean McCann Clarence McDuffy Sarah McKee Wert McNelly Martha McRae Tommy Nash Elsie Ooberstein Betty Ann Overton Katherine Pill Billy Post Joy Purifoy Jimmie Rice Frank Riggs Patricia Rogers Head Marshall Secretary welcoming visitors and Travis Roper Larry Sellers Mary Mac Shepherd Carrie Smith Emma Smith Martha Spidle Jule Stuart Mose Stuart Henrimae Tate Dorothy Taylor Edna Walls Jane Woolfolk Page 142 DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS PEGGY HALE.......................................................President JAC ANDREW..................................................Vice-President CAROL ANN OGLE...................................................Secretary KATRINA MacARTHUR................................................Treasurer CHARLES CLARK.............................................Sergeant-at-arms MISS COX...........................................................Sponsor AIM: To foster an interest in dramatics and to produce plays at Lanier. MEMBERS Anne Adams, Jerry Allen, Jacquelyn Andrew, Dorothy Arant, Jean Baird, Jackie Bamon, Don Barnes. Marion Barnett, Marianne Beam, Betty Jean Beaird, Margaret Beauchamp, Betty Sue Bethea, Martha Anne Blair, Helen Boggan, Betty Jean Bolling, Joan Bond, Jimmy Boyd, Frances Broadway, Peter Brock, Norma Burrows, Sara Bush, Bonnie Campbell, Eugenia Carter, Robyn Chambers, Norma Jean Chandler, Louise Cherry, Charles Clark, Peggy Anne Clark, Rita Coen, Rachel Cohen, Elaine Copeland, Ann Currie, Mary Gene Curtis, Peggy Damen, June Davis, Bill Dobbins, Gloria Donnelly, Claire Eatmon, Dorothy Els- felder, Mickey Ford, Miriam Franco, Commie Freeman, June Gaddy, Elaine Golson, Anne Goodwin, Jan Gore, Dorothy Gray, Joan Gregory, Peggy Hall, Mary Jane Harrison, Rebecca Hatfield, Willi Helms, Hor- tense Hester, Jane Heustess, Joan Hickman, Francis Hinson, Priscilla Holley, Key Howard, Sara Howard, Jean Ivey, Helen Kenan, Sally Kershaw, Barbara Kirby, Grace Krebs, Corinne Kranert, Anne Langston, Sue Long, Katrina MacArthur, Joyce McCord, Elizabeth McCoy, Jean McCoy, Joann McClure, Betty Anne McDade, Betty Joyce McNeill, Sara McMurtrey, Jane McRae, Betty McReynolds, Carolyn Markham, Georgia Marsh, Luanne Menifee, Betty Metcalf, Winifred Mixon, Mary Moody, Joyce Morgan, Lela Mosely, Carol Ann Ogle, Joyce Phelps, Betty Pratt, Helen Raley, Tommy Redden, Harlan Roberts, Charlotte Ro- chambeau, Florence Rutland, Betty Sanford, Peggy Ssaly, Barbara Searcy, June Sellers, Catherine Shattan, Jim Shelburne, Flora Skinner, Marie Slouson, Carolyn Spears, Anne Stuckey, Jean Thomas, Betty Jean Varner, Rae Veneable, Betty Vickery, Esther Vogel, Corita Ward, Musser Watkins, Barbara Whidaon, Mary Gene Williford, Marjean Willis, Jane Windham, Billie Joyce Woodham, Carolyn Wright, Jeanette Wyatt, Betty Clare Wa'lace. THESPIAN NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS MARY MAC SHEPHERD BILLIE JOYCE WOODHAM JOANNA BREEDLOVE . WILLIE HELMS . . . . ELAINE COPELAND MISS MARY GENE COX President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sponsor AIM: To create a spirit of active and intelligent interest in dramatics among boys and girls in our high school. MOTTO: Act well your part; there all the honor lies. Joan Bond Joanna Breedlove Elaine Copeland MEMBERS Willi Helms Barbara Kirby Joyce McCord Jane McRae Mary Mac Shepherd Jean Thomas Billie Joyce Woodham Poge 144 SECTION REPRESENTATIVES MRS. EVA MOONEYHAM, Sponsor Willalice Carnathan Anne Martin John Stone Isabel Ledyard Betty Jo Stewart Julian Brown June Gaddy Lanice Cone Bill Callahan Mary Virginia Lassiter Bob Mitchell Ann Bowman Mildred Warren Dorothy Wilson Ellen Taylor Winifred Cardinal Homer Meads MEMBERS Musser Watkins Brooksie Wells Joan Bond Howed Rutherford Joyce Tubb Josh Gray Dan Stallings Carol Ogle Betty Ann Overton Lena Sue Reddock Dorrie Stephens Frank Riggs Barbara Hughes Patsy Davis Tommy Nash Naomi Loftin Frank Rosa Ann Stuckey John Hughes Boggie Martin Joan Vetsch Carol Stacey Sue Kyzar Frances Bryant Luther Lisenby Eva Pharr Jacqueline Dozier Andrew Smith Norma Chandler Sammy Tranum Carroll Dailey Bennie Peacock Reba McAllister Alene Terry ALTERNATE SECTION REPRESENTATIVES MRS. EVA MOONEYHAM, Sponsor Pauline Porath MEMBERS Bonnie Campbell Jane McRae Billie Blythe Harrison Jim Shelburne Cornelia Harper Abert Carmichael Peggy Chesnutt Peggy Hale Billy Sansom Betty Jean Beaird Therese Eisenberg Mary Ellen Casadoy Louise McKinstry Saralee Clements Charles Snider J. C. Sellers Jack Long Annette Gardner Dan Franco Mary Jo Leslie Sara McNair Jane Woolfolk Bobbie Athen Charles Thomas Carolyn Wright Betty Sanford John Noble Beverly Limbaugh Grace Krebs Peter Brock Carrie Smith Virginia Spear Mary Avant Sarah Susan Gunn Roy Josephs Jean Rawlinson Dorothy Clements Irving Bern Margaret Bryars John Figh Ray Gould Marianne Beam Willis Lindsey Nancy Walls Carolyn Weston Susie Francis Pat Johnston Ruth Green Don Barnes Page 146 JUNIOR RED CROSS OFFICERS FANNIE LEE HOWARD President JEAN ANDREW...............................................................Vice-President MARGIE McGINTV.................................................................Secretary JANE McRAE.....................................................................Treasurer MISS SADIE LIDE..................................................................Sponsor JUNIOR RED CROSS PLEDGE We believe in service for others. For our country, our community, and our school; In health of mind and body to fit us for greater service, And for better human relations throughout the world. We have joined the American Junior Red Cross To help achieve its aims by working together With members everywhere in our own and other lands. SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS donald McDonald . SAMMY REESE . . .. LOUISE FLINN..................... MRS. JONES............... MISS BALLARD..................... AIM: To further scientific knowledge. MOTTO: Decision after investigation. SYMBOL: Microscope and retort on a balance. COLORS: Brown and green. MEMBERS Beverly Ballard Irving Bern Betty Sue Bethea Jerry Black Doris Cahn Gene Carr Eugenia Carter Thomas Christie Betty Jean Clements Patricia Clinton Billy Copeland William Currie Carroll Dailey Bobby Daniel John Dillon Doyle Elmore Louise Flinn James Fuller Jane Heustess Flynn Hudson Larry Kaufman Billy Ray Lasater Boyd Leyburn Elizabeth McCoy Donald McDonald Wallace McLain Wert McNelley Bill McWaters Anne Martin President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor Sponsor Everette Moncrief Sammy Reese Anne Roberts Clifford Shelkofsky Flora Skinner Andrew Thompson Carol Thweaft Carl Weaver Florence Weil Page 148 LATIN CLUB Senatus Populusque Romanus MISS CLARK And MRS. MOONEYHAM. Sponsors FLOWER: Red Rose. COLORS: Crimson and White. OFFICERS GLENN ANDERSON, BOBBIE HYDE . Consuls ANNE MARTIN Scribe KATRINA MocARTHUR Senior Aedile BARBARA HUGHES Junior Aedile PETER BROCK . . Sophomore Aedile PURPOSE: To promote interest in the Roman people and in the Latin lauguage. MEMBERS Glenn Anderson Jill Cobb Jule Stuart Emily Johnson Joan Gregory Doris Cobb Anne Williams Barbara Leary Jeanne Henderson Billy Duke Anne Bowman Isabel Ledyard Bobbie Hyde Therese Eisenberg Peter Brock Mary Alice Mclnnis Anne Langston Jocelyn Lurey Norma Burrows Betty Pratt Katrina MacArthur Willi Helms Elizabeth Cunningham June Sellers Jean McCoy Richard Holder Ann Currie Edna Spicer Betty Ann Overton Barbara Hughes Valerie Dobson Nancy Stubbs __Ann Schmidt Jane McRae Loraine Eisenberg Musser Watkins . -—•Roe Venable Martha McRae Rose Herlong Ann Webb Jack7e6rooks Anne Martin Hortense Hester Patricia Yelverton Jane Burks Joyce Morgan Jean Duey FRENCH CLUB Entre Nous MRS. ARMSTRONG, Sponsor PURPOSE: To promote interest in France, the French language, and the French People. COLORS: Blue, White and Red. FLOWER: Fleur-de-lis. OFFICERS JOANNA BREEDLOVE.................... TRAVIS ROPER........................ NELL PIERCE ............... BILLIE JOYCE WOODHAM JOAN GREGORY........................ President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Pledge Captain MOTTO: Faisous de Notre Nieux. MEMBERS Carol Arnett Joanna Breedlove Joan Carroll Lee Conoly Hazel Dismukes Jean Fleming Joy Foster Susie Francis Miriam Franco Leon Franklin, Jr. Joan Gregory Aubrey Hartley Betty Jean Hattaway Elizabeth Hays Richard Holder Davis O. Hughes Mildred Jones Helen Kenan Melissa McGehee Sarah McKee Lu Trelle McLennan Suanne Menifee Martha Sue Pace Nell Pierce Thomas Powell Mary Ellen Casaday Anne Reeves Nan Goodwin Margaret Ann Richardson Curtis Sampley Pat Rogers Wylie Rohan Travis Roper Martha Shepherd Jeanette Smith Betty Stern Billie Joyce Woodham Marilyn Yost Arden Goodson Clifford Shelkofsky Lee Earl Taylor Lawrence Jones Robert Hartin Dorothy Taylor Carrie Smith Nina Berdanis Rae Rankin Gail Noland Page 150 SPANISH CLUB NAME: Todos Juntos. MOTTO: En La Ynion Esta la Fuerza. FLOWER: Red Rose. COLORS: Red and White. OFFICERS SAMMY REESE...................................................... President CAMMIE FREEMAN Vice-President BETTY JO STEWART Secretary MEMBERS Marilyn Bailey, Ann Webb, Peter Brock, Nancy Knighten, Crystal Neal, Carrie McMillan, Anne Roberts, Dorothy McLenan, Olivia Cantey, Lenora Hughes, Sarah Truett, Alice Brown, Haden Jones, Jean McCann, Barbara McDavid, Katheryn Guyton, Betty Jean Varner, Martha Ligar, Betty Claire Wallace, Lela Mosely, Joyce Knighten, Gloria Waites, Jimmy Boyd, Harlan Roberts, Muriel Savage, Helen Savage, Virginia Lowesser, Mary Seale Colquett, Ann Pilcher, Betty Nighbert, Patricia Yelverton, Sammy Reese, Lyta Lee Rae, Bobby David, Betty Stewart, Jean Thomas, Mary Lucy McDaniel, Edna Knighten, Becky Gaston, Mary Frank Randall, Cammie Freeman, Musser Watkins, Mobery Cook, Margaret Green, Pris- cilla Holley, Mary Ann Chancellor, Edna Spicer, Ann Parker, Jack Jackson, Robert McCreary, Billy Kirby, Doris Cohn, Rita Cohen, Jean Andrew, Rose Johns, Anne Pope, Louise Young, Elaine Copeland, Eloise Wilson, Ann Elizabeth Budchalter, Glenn Anderson, Ann Williams, Daniel Franco, Sue Long, Marilakin Key Howard, Mary Avant, William Floene, Sid McFaddin, Betty Jean Vickery, Carolyn Warren, Dot Cruise, Joe Hardison, Dot Johnston, Marilyn Smith, Dot Elsfelder, Elaine Lubal, Elizabeth McCoy, Jean Carroll, Mary Ann Johnson, Willi Helms, Kay Del Stanley, Alice Brown, Frances Broadway, Mary Ann Beam, Bug- ger Weir, Barbara Beale, Peggy Hall, Betty Blue, Ann Stuckey, Sarah Warren, Joyce Tubb, Joan Thrasher, Jimmie Rice, Jane Burks, Mary Ann Hall, Marion Barnette, June Bumpan, Jean Carroll, Agnes Green, Josephine McCoy, Joan Miller, Naomi Moore, Betty Ellis, Rachael Cohen, Jacquelin Yon. THE L CLUB OFFICERS TED COPELAND . . . . BILL SONNY RAINES . . HENRY KNIGHTEN J. J. RYBA and J. D. ANGELICH President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsors PURPOSE: The purpose of the Sidney lanier High School L Club is to sponsor, de- velop ond promote good, clean, wholesome athletics, and to coordinate that spirit with the general school activities. MEMBERS Ted Copeland Billy Yarbrough Emory Folmar Jack Wood Jimmy Endress Ed Foots Bauer Charles Wise Carl Weaver H. J. Red Carr Henry Knighten Harry Farris Harry House Sid Coleman Bernard Miller Glenn Scott Bill Sonny Raines Frank Rosa Jack Collum Palmer Peterson Jeff Johnson Bill Cosby Robert Fenn Billy Whitehurst Julius Rosenfield Gene Watlington Tommy Tyson Walter Tyson Bobby Taylor Talmadge Smith Frank Copeland Bob Farris Charles Scroggins Paul Crashul Guy Waller Homer Meads J. C. Sellers Page 152 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS BILLY EAGERTON HOWARD POOLE WILLIAM HATFIELD WALKER HOBBIE HERBERT KELLY . DICK WALSH . MR. E. P. GEIGER President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sentinel Sponsor MOTTO: Learning to do; doing to learn; earning to live; living to serve. PURPOSE: To develop leadership, cooperation and citizenship. COLORS: National Blue background with Gold lettering. Jack Loftin Julian Clinkscales Berlin Haber Bill Harwell Fred Stephens Walker Hobbie Ewell Green George Dickey Albert Holmes Roger Hardwick James Wilson Willis Lindsay David Stump Robert Fenn Felix Lassiter Grady Meredith Bobby Skinner William Sellers MEMBERS Glenn Lassiter William Segrest John Arrighi Eldridge Arrington Henry Lee Sanderson Jimmy Barrenbrugge Robert Shepherd Thomas Wallace Kenneth Yarbrough Bryan Young Ralph Haber Paul Crashue William Faulkner Jimmy Truitt Jack Grey Robert Bailey Gaston Callis Gene Duncan Fred Eagerton Roy Edwards Jerry Grant Drake Hatfield Ernest Hawk Collins Gordon Grady Ming Terrel Hayes John Frank Jones Charles Ming Riley Prather Bill Raines Quintin Schumaker Richard Kirksey Willie James Kirksey John Hartley Marriun Jones Rufus Turnipseed Jack Hornady FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA COLORS: Red and White. PURPOSE: Learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. FLOWER: Red Rose. OFFICERS CAROLYN WRIGHT.............................................................President SARALEE CLEMENTS......................................................Vice-President JO ANN CAMPBELL............................................................Secretary ANN STEWART................................................................Treasurer MRS. OUIDA HICKS.............................................................Sponsor MEMBERS Carolyn Arnold Joy Foster Joanne Jones Betty Reddoch Phyllis Caddell Betty Gilbert Dorothy Jean Lopez Jean Sellers Jo Ann Campbell Ruth Green Margie McGinty Ann Stewart Betty Jean Clements Mae Hall Dorothy McLennon Laura Frances Sullivan Saralee Clements Julia Lee Holloway Carrie McMillian Margie Thompson Evelyn Dorris Loena Halstead Emily Newberry Marjean Willis Joy Elliot Joyce Hale Ann Parker Barbara Whiddon Eleanor Elsberry Sara Howard Linda Peterson Carolyn Wright Miriam Epps Joyce Trawick Roberta Powell Sitha Young Lois Faulkner Hayden Jones Betty Raines Page 154 DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS CLUB COLORS: Blue and Gold. MOTTO: Learning to Live and Eara FLOWER: Marigold. ELVIN AMON PAUL DAVIS . . JEANIE MEARS JEAN CATON . ANNE KENNEDY HAROLD CADDELL MRS. ETHEL PRUETT OFFICERS .....................................President ............................. Vice-President .....................................Secretary .................................... Treasurer ..................................... Reporter ........................... Social Chairman ...................................... Sponsor MEMBERS Francis Henn, Paul Davis, Christine Brooks, Frances Bryant, Hilda Long, Hazel Long, Jack Long, Joe Woodall, Robert Alford, Jean Jernigan, Jeanie Mears, Willodean McClenny, Gayle Allen, Catherine Warr, Ann Cuticliff, Emma Jo Bryant, Ralph Faulk, Jack Fowler, Harriet McGehee, Edward Brown, Marie Cam- ley, Jane Carver, Marjorie Dees, Billy Edwards, Betty Gilbert, Joshua Gray, Janette Hancock, Jeanelle Hayes, Roy Hill, Ben Holley, Louise McKinstry, Colleen Moore, Miriam Sisk, Betty Gaye Vaughn, Louise Ward, Harold Waters, Gwendolyn Dunn, Betty Ann Webb, Jean Caton, Mary Evelyn Durden, Anne Marie Davis, Betty Bird, Doris Porterfield, Sara Nell Dennis, Anne Kennedy, Mary Alice Furr, Bobbie Martin, Margaret Dees, Mary Malczewski, Joy Sims, Betty Jean Flournoy, Dottie Louise Smitherman, Geral- dine Money, Angeline Sims, Mary Frances Dean, Elizabeth Wright, Cornellia Harper, Grace Killough, Martha Nell Penton, Mary Katherine Trawick, Marcelle Martin, Elvin Amon, Margaret Bryars, Jim Black, Kathleen Brantley, Harold Caddell, Frank Chum, Jimmy Cromer, Dubose Binford, Cynthia Kent, Dekovin McGrow, Bernard Martin, L. D. Moss, Shirley Puckett, Marvin Shouse, Joe Smith, John Smith, Fred Stephens, Mary Ellen Taylor, John Watson, Jerry Wynne, Ralph Bradford, Joe Bird, Nell Hannon, Billy Hin- ton, Jackie Jones, Virginia Mann, John McNeill, Betty Patrick, Bryant Reynolds, Dean Shaw, Dorothy Spivey, Dan Stanford, Bennie Windsor, Mary Wadsworth. OFFICERS JIM LONGLEV................................................................President PATRICIA SUITS........................................................Vice-President JULIA ANNE STACEY.........................................Secretary and Treasurer GERALD HUDSON......................................................Student Director MIRIAM FRANCO................................................Corresponding Secretary MRS. HENRY W. McCORKLE.......................................................Sponsor PURPOSE: To give pleasure to others and to ourselves through music. FLOWER: Gardenia. COLORS: Blue and White. MEMBERS Elizabeth Adams, Ronnie Allen, Carolyn Arnold, Beverley Ballard, Alice Brown, Peter Brock, Billy Buckner, William Carr, Olivia Cantey, Patricia Clinton, Evelyn Dorris, Billy Duke, Eleanor Elsberry, Bev- erly Ellis, Dorothy Jean Epps, Miriam Franco, Joy Foster, Dorothy Faulk, Rex Fowler, Shirley Fry, Jocelyn Furey, Faye Golson, Elaine Golson, Agnes Green, Margaret Green, Ruth Green, Allene Goolsby, Katherine Guyton, John Hancock, Mary Etta Head, Willie Helms, Jimmie Hall, Richard Hanan, Jo Ann Harris, Gerald Hudson, Sara Nell Howell, Thomas Jones, Corinne Kranert, Mary Alice Knighton, Sue Kyzar, Dorothy Jean Lopez, Jim Longley, Wert McCreary, Joyce McCord, Josephine McCoy, Barbara McDavid, Sarah McKee, Carrie McMillan, Martha Kate McRae, Jeanine Mason, Ruth Miller, Joanne Molter, Suanne Menefee, Chrystal Neal, Jean Nicholson, Betty Ann Overton, Joyce Phelps, Howard Poole, Bill Porter, Ruth Rapp, Bobbye Lene Riggs, Margaret Anne Richardson, Barbara Reynolds, Harlan Roberts, Betty Jo Rohr- man. Rose Terry Stewart, Carol Stacey, Julia Ann Stacey, Marilyn Smith, Martha Ann Shepherd, Patricia Suits, Sara Jane Thompson, Peggy Thielman, Shirley Thrash, Betty Vickery, Laura Vann, Eleanor Walker, Frankie Wilson, Billie Joyce Woodham, Louise Young. Page 156 SENIOR Y-TEENS SLOGAN: To face life squarely. PURPOSE: To build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. COLORS: Blue and White. OFFICERS THERESA WELLS......................... JO FUEREY............................. LAURA FRANCES SULLIVAN................ JO ANN CAMPBELL ... MRS. ELLA H. PIERCE................... President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Advisor MEMBERS Annelle Graham Theresa Wells Nancy Walls Betty Jean Spiers Laura F. Sullivan Shirley Moore Martha Stanley Billie Mallory Miriam Franco Lucy Riddle Jo Ann Campbell Jackie Westberry Norma Chandron Bobbye Lene Riggs USHERS CLUB CARROLL DAILEY . IRVING BERN . . DOYLE ELMORE . WILLIAM HATFIELD . donald McDonald MISS MAMIE ALLEN OFFICERS Head Usher Associate Head Usher Assistant Head Usher Secretary . . . Treasurer Sponsor MOTTO: Noblesse Oblige (Rank imposes obligation). PURPOSE: To serve the school and community as the occasion demands. COLORS: Gold and Black. MEMBERS Jimmy Addison, Jimmy Amon, Jimmy Baldwin, Irving Bern, DeLisle Black, Jerry Black, Bill Britton, John Caddell, Jack Child, Thomas Jackson Christie, Julian Clinkscales, Sid Colemon, Mobray Cook, Ted Cope- land, George Davis, Carroll Dailey, Tommy Doran, Billy Duke, Doyle Elmore, Ray Evans, Harry Farris, Ralph Faulk, Walter Fields, John Figh, Fred Fontaine, James Fuller, Floyd Goolsby, Jack Gray, Ewell Green, Jimmy Hancock, Eugene Harrod, William Hatfield, Gus Hewlett, Richard Holder, John Hughes, Lawrence Jones, Larry Kaufman, Billy Kirby, Billy Ray Lasater, Dan Lewy, Boyd Leyburn, Jim Langley, Robert McCreary, Donald McDonald, Milton McKimey, Wallace McLain, Wert McNelley, John Marks, I W May, Jack Moseley, Everett Moncrief, Tommy Nash, McCarly Oliver, Munsey Overstreet, Walter Lee Owens, Bill Radford, Sammy Reese, Frank Riggs, Wylie Rowan, Travis Roper, Fleming Rowell, Jeff Crew Sellers, Larry Sellers, Frank Shaver, Pryor Smith, Russell Smith, Dan Stallings, John E. Stone, Mose Stuart, Whit Stuart, Andrew Thompson, Charles Tidwell, Bill Turner, Guy Waller, Carl Weaver. Page 158 t HOME ECONOMICS CLUB OFFICERS ROSAMOND GRAHAM MAUREEN AUXFORD THERESA SWINSON President Vice-President Secretary MOTTO: The nation that will rule the world will be a nation of homes. COLORS: Red and White. FLOWER: Red Rose. MEMBERS Jane Ball, Carolyn Sylvest, Ellie Mae Bird, Willalice Carnathan, Joy Brannon, Nancy Jane Watt, Gene Foster, Betsy Rost, Dorothy Green, Mary Dean Collins, Rosamond Graham, Peggy Hall, Madge Hollings- worth, Frances Mays, Flee Howard, Edna Mae Hull, Irma Hussey, Nancy Knighten, Margaret McDade, Jean Rawlonson, Jacqueline Westberry, Dorothy Williams, Doris Mize, Jane Heustess, Elva Dee Davis, Maureen Auxford, Dorothy Nell Black, June Bumpass, Winifred Cardinal, Dorothy Clements, Jule Con- don, Connie Hill Dekle, Minnie Dorrah, Ann Elliott, Mary Ann Fields, Marion Franco, Betty Hayes, Frances Hinson, Maurine Hudson, Phyllis Long, Doris Lindsey, June McLain, Mary McLeod, Betty Van Metcalf, Grace Preiss, Jean Pritchitt, Mignon Reese, Duane Roundtree, Sara Smith, Julia Ann Stacy, Lois Thornton, Jean Rush, Mary Nell Nichols, Barbara Armstrong, Tommie Sue Callis, Rachel Cohen, Rita Cohen, Elaine Copeland, Dot Cruise, Harriet Faulk, Barbara Graham, Joyce Harris, Elizabeth Hays, Alice Hollon, Betty Kern, Josephine McCoy, Rae Rita Kreisman, Joyce Mason, Lela Moseley, Joanne Payne, Shirley Rust, Do- lores Smilie, Ann Smith, Mary Clayton Shollenwerck, Theresa Swinson, Dorothy Taylor, Carole Walker, Gloria Walter, Claudette Williams, Dora Ann Bingham, Karleen Hawkins, Mary Terry. Poge 160 Gotham Classics No. 10 MY BUDDY Adapted for Studio and Home WALTER DONALDSON Piano adaptation by Hf-ssr Leviri Andante PIANO Copyright MOMXL by Reir.ick Mu«:t Cvrp Intirnaiional Copyright Sttured .V.i ieinl.S.A ALL RIGHTS RESERVED IKCLLD.’XG K Bl.ll' PERK SHAVE FOR PROFIT Any arrangement or adaptation of thit competition without the mente the .’a i« � i� .i Infr 1 nt p ’i(kt COMPLIMENTS OF BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS of the CITY OF MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA ★ JOHN L. GOODWYN President EARL D. JAMES W. A. GAYLE Commissioners This Space Is Contributed With The Best Wishes Of WAPX ABC NETWORK 1600 kc WCOV CBS NETWORK 1240 kc WSFA NBC NETWORK 1440 kc OK3 Yours For Good Listening Always' When you want a photograph... you want a fine photograph j and that's the only kind your official photographer takes PHOTOGRAPH STUDIO.2nd Floor 7 Compliments of MONTGOMERY AUTOMOBILE TRUCK DEALERS ASSOCIATION Vandigriff-Allen Motor Co., Inc. Capitol Motor Co., Inc. Davis Motor Co. Hodo Motor Co. McConnell Bros. Motor Co. Montgomery Federal Trucks, Inc. Motor Truck Service Co. W. Cleve Stokes Co. Brewbaker Motors Colonial Motors Grimes Motor Co., Inc. Johnson Motor Co. McGough Chevrolet Co., Inc. Montgomery Willys Co. Rouse Motors, Inc. Turnipseed Motor Co. Rush Stallings Auto Service Supplies Compliments of ! BEN R. GOLTSMAN SATISFIED CUSTOMERS ARE OUR CARRIERS' BUSINESS Because Carriers are business men. A newspaper route is a practical course in business management. It teaches business methods,- bookkeeping, selling, value of service, etc. It provides adequate earnings, builds health and character. Yes sir, Advertiser-Journal carriers (many of them Lanier students) do an important job every day and these newspapers are proud of them. THE MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER ALABAMA JOURNAL MORNING ★ EVENING ★ SUNDAY Full 24 Hour Service of the Associated Press COMPLIMENTS OF YOUR FORD DEALER GRIMES MOTOR CO. SALES AND SERVICE Bell at Goldthwaite Telephone 3-2511 MONTGOMERY 2, ALABAMA 702 SOUTH DECATUR STREET Wishes You a World of Happiness and Success COMPLIMENTS OF PREFERRED LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY HOME OFFICE 221 SOUTH COURT STREET MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA SPENCER H. LONGSHORE, President-General Manager CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR (MS III 1948 COMPLIMENTS OF xatfi HALL BROTHERS COMPLETE DAIRY PRODUCTS ! ALWAYS THE NEWEST FASHIONS FOR JUNIORS—TEEN'S—MISSES COMPLIMENTS OF I ---------------------- ---------------------------- j------------------------------------------------------------- TO THE FATHERS AND MOTHERS OF THE BOYS AND GIRLS OF LANIER HIGH SCHOOL, WE SAY- The Deed to your Family Burial Estate, among your valuable papers, is proof of a thoughtful act completed. Take this important step today, phone or write for a represen- tative. He will bring you full details on this low-cost protec- tion, at no obligation. MONTGOMERY MEMORIAL COMPANY Montgomery's Most Modern and Best Kept Cemetery P. O. BOX 343 MOBILE ROAD PHONE 3-1742 PATERSONS’ Flowers For All Occasions ! 300 S. Perry Dial 7731 _i E. E. FORBES PIANO CO FINE PIANOS BEAUTIFUL HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS RADIOS AND COMBINATIONS Sheet Music, Records, Band Instruments 103 COMMERCE STREET MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA COMPLIMENTS CLOVER THEATER MONTGOMERY'S MOST DISTINCTIVE THEATER B. THERON BRADLEY MELVIN L. DAWKINS BRADLEY and DAWKINS HOME APPLIANCES PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTORS GAS APPLIANCES • CONTRACT • SALES • SERVICE t Dial 3-1666 3-7203 Office and Showroom 15 No. McDonough St. MONTGOMERY 5, ALABAMA ! ____________________ ________________ __________ QUALITY PETROLEUM JOBBERS SINCE 1921 INTERSTATE OIL COMPANY 665-7-9 N. PERRY STREET MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA CAPITAL FE COMPANY KLEIN SON makes a specialty of Graduation Gifts. We are pleased to present a selec- tion of Class Rings, Pins, etc., on special orders We take this opportunity to wish the Graduation Class of Sidney Lanier High School every success in his or her chosen field of endeavor DIAMONDS - WATCHES - STERLING GIFTS -CHINA - CRYSTAL - LAMPS - BRIC-A-BRAC - PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT KLEIN SON Jewelers COMPLIMENTS OF W. A. MAY GREEN FRANK ROSA, Manager SPORTING GOODS-TOYS 23 SOUTH COURT STREET PHONE 2-3687 COMPLIMENTS OF Alabama Gas Company COMPLIMENTS OF SUNDAY DINNER PRODUCTS THE BEST-REASONABLY PRICED JONES LAW SCHOOL OFFERS REGULAR COURSE IN LAW LEADING TO LL.B DEGREE ALL NIGHT CLASSES Approved by Board of Commissioners of Alabama, State Bar and Under the G. I. Bill of Rights For Information Contact Secretary, 904 Bell Building TELEPHONE 8251 AND 4640 More Money for Your Car, More Car for Your Money SMITH MOTOR COMPANY QUALITY USED CARS BOUGHT-SOLD AND TRADED CASH AND NO DELAY Dial 3-5631 514 Bibb Street Compliments of WARR'S GROCERY MARKET PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE 701 South Court Street Dial 3-5340 s j s 11 !| j j j | {I I! Compliments of MODEL CLEANERS 229 Houston Street Montgomery 7, Alabama Dial 3-4095 DAYTON TIRES CLARION RADIOS JOHNSON TIRE SUPPLY COMPANY 302 BIBB STREET BATTERIES AUTO PARTS BLUE GRAY GRILL DELICIOUS FOODS and BEVERAGES 1 14 Church Street TOFIE DEEP MORRIS BETON YOU WILL ENJOY SHOPPING AT A. E. MOTORS 123 BELL STREET • MORE CAR FOR YOUR MONEY • MORE MONEY FOR YOUR CAR DAY 5381 NIGHT 2-9793 PAKE-STEPHENSON COMPANY SPORTING GOODS - TOYS 14 COMMERCE STREET MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA COMPLIMENTS OF j j I j s J “7 BENSON'S BAKERY SOUTH'S LARGEST RETAIL BAKERY 902 SOUTH COURT STREET 712 FAIRVIEW AVENUE RED TAXI Operated by Dime Taxi Company ★ 25c Anywhere in the City S. H. KRESS COMPANY 5, 10, AND 25c STORE Compliments of KNIGHTS GROCERY FRED MOSELY GREG ANDERSON DIXIE OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY STATIONERY - NOTE BOOKS - DRAWING INSTRUMENTS 205 Montgomery Street Phone 7381 FLOWERS IN THE MODERN MANNER Pleasingly Different JOSEPH VAN WEZEL Florist 217 Church Street Telephones: 3-6546-2-2182 • U. S. ROYAL TIRES • BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES • RECAPPING - VULCANIZING • AUTO AND TRUCK REPAIRS WILBANKS 415 Madison Through to Jefferson and Decatur Streets USE THE BEST MARTIN SENOUR PAINTS 100% Pure Monarch Distributed by TEAGUE HARDWARE COMPANY S. O. MOTORS CHURCH AND MOLTON USED CARS SCOOTERS RENTED MOODY TIRE SERVICE GENERAL TIRES AND BATTERIES ROAD SERVICE KRAFT SYSTEM TIRE RENEWING WEBBERS A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE Perry and Monroe Streets j MEEK SCHOOL of MUSIC { INSTRUCTION IN ALL BRANCHES OF MUSIC ' 6Vi Dexter Ave. Phone 3-3706 ALONZO, MEEK, Director NEELEY'S BOOKS GAMES STATIONERY Montgomery, Alabama Compliments of THE KOTTAGE Corner Mt. Meigs Road and Florida Street li | f | j ( j ( j j j j f ) s Compliments of LAWRENCE BYARS MOTOR CO. 123 Bell Street Phone 2-2820 Phone 2-0513 Compliments of LIBERTY CAB CO. FIRST MILE AND HALF 25c 10c EACH ADDITIONAL ONE HALF MILE 1 1 1 Lee Street Compliments of J. W. GANNON and Company Montgomery, Alabama PHONE 2-0337 - 2-0336 Compliments of HOLLANDS DRUG STORE Your REXALL Drug Store PRESCRIPTIONS—COSMETICS—DRUGS Compliments of NATIONAL ELECTRIC COMPANY Contractors 104 TYSON BUILDING Phone 2-0835 SHANNON REALTY COMPANY SALES - RENTALS - INSURANCE 207 Hudson Building Montgomery, Alabama Compliments to THE SENIOR CLASS From JEFF DAVIS GROCERY MARKET Corner West Jeff Davis and Pleasant Street DEPENDABLE TAXI SERVICE BLACK WHITE - AND- YELLOW CABS Dial 5225 424 Lee Street C. W. (Red) Johnson M. H. (Mack) Presley CENTRAL SERVICE STATION Sinclair Products Phone 3-7167 119 Molton Street MONTGOMERY, ALA. 11------ ELEBASH JEWELRY COMPANY No. 1 Court Square SOUTH'S FINER JEWELERS SINCE 1906 —A CAREER— WITH A CHALLENGE BUSINESS offers High School Graduates: Good Salaries, Year Round Employment. Security, Advancement, Pleasant Sur- roundings. Stimulating Associa- tions. Social Prestige—all these and more in Just a few short months. Write for free Pros- pectus. MERCANTILE PAPER CO. MERRILL'S RADIO ! REFRIGERATION SERVICE RADIO PARTS and SERVICE Phone 3-1801 319 Dexter Avenue STATIONERS PRINTERS DIAL 8341 COATS - SUITS - DRESSES - SPORTSWEAR VICKY SHOPS 21 Dexter Avenue Phone 3-5473 Montgomery, Alabama C- - r- ( S I (I I i I i $ For the Latest Recordings See COHEN AMUSEMENT COMPANY 210 Dexter Avenue Coin Operated Musical Machines Wurlitzer Automatic Phonographs Dial 7576 Montgomery, Ala. IF IT'S PRINTING IF IT'S OFFICE SUPPLIES IF IT'S OFFICE FURNITURE WALKER PRINTING COMPANY Dial 2-0536 Compliments of JAKE ARONOV Auto Parts Tire Co. COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP SERVICE Corner Bell and Whitman Streets PHONE 3-2581 NICH'S MONTGOMERY'S LEADING SOFT DRINK ESTABLISHMENT ★ 212 Montgomery Street Compliments of MONTGOMERY CITY LINES COURTESY SAFETY SERVICE Compliments of SWIFT'S ICE CREAM -7 r- ( ) t f 11 11 11 MERLE NORMA N | I Jl Cosmetics Courtesy Demonstration by Appointment Hope Jones Telephone 2-0928 325 Professional Center 219 Church St. MONTGOMERY, ALA. PERRY WILLIAMS PLUMBING - HEATING 208 North Lawrence Street Compliments of BRADLEY REALTY SALES CO. 201 HUDSON BUILDING Telephones 2-2703—2-2704 Call or Write Phone 2-3308—3-2304 The Southern Termite Co. All New High Pressure Equipment Monsanto Chemicals Terratox 235 Used 816 S. Decatur St. Montgomery Compliments of Wright's Kandy Kitchen 19 NORTH GOLDTHWAITE ST. COMPLIMENTS OF CAPITAL MOTOR LINES Charter Bus Service From Here to Everywhere Member National Trailways Bus System 504 North Court Street Phone 3-5592 Education owes its existence to the Printing Press ... In the future as in the past, wherever there is enlightenment, the printed word shall lead the way. Cfte Qaragon Qrcss DESIGNERS AND CREATORS OF tytiW PfontiHCf I ADAMS ■ MONTGOMERY, ALA. DRAPERIES IN GOOD TASTE SERVICE THAT WILL DELIGHT YOU WRIGHT DRAPERY SHOP 16 S. Perry Street Dial 2-2493 SPEARS DONUT COMPANY BEST MADE DONUTS DELICIOUS FRIED PIES 814 S. Decatur Phone 3-7648 Stegall-Sylvest Seed Co. FECANS, FIELD and GARDEN SEEDS BAGS, NEW and SECOND HAND 123-125 Coosa Street on R. R. Track YARBROUGH : MOTOR SERVICE Gunter-Nicrosi Realty Co., Inc INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE, LOANS SURETY BONDS First National Bank Building Compliments of Holt Street Dry Cleaners 321 So. Holt Street MRS. J. A. FOSTER, Manager WEILS' 24-26 Monroe Street JUST AROUND THE CORNER FROM HIGH PRICES Stowers Colonial Gardens Flowers Distinctively Different Dial 4783 312 Montgomery Street Montgomery, Ala. FLOWERS BY TELEGRAPH Compliments Jesse French Piano Company Alabama's Largest Sheet Music and Record Dealer Phone 2-1386 Farm Security Building GLYNN JONES COMPANY THE BEST WEATHERSTRIPPING INSULATION and SIDING 816 S. Decatur St. Phone 2-3308-3-2304 H GRILL MONTGOMERY'S PERFECT KITCHEN Steaks — Seafoods — Spaghetti 28 Commerce Street Dial 3-6287 ►o c- Compliments of HENDERSON SERVICE STATION 201 Madison Avenue Compliments of CLOVERDALE GRILL 7 Cloverdale Road GUARDIAN RETIREMENT INCOME POLICIES Guardian Life Insurance Company of America 802-804 Bell Building Montgomery, Ala. CHAS. H. WAMPOLD, Manager n‘NCN8 WEAR-M ( jOODFOR t|) s WILSON LUKERAU 90NNIR A j Compliments of BOSWELL FINANCE COMPANY Weavers To you, who each day Take on anew your tasks Along the lines that speech will go Through city streets or far out Upon some mountainside Where you have blazed a trail And kept it clear; To you there comes from all Who use the wires A tribute for a job well done. For these are not just still And idle strands That stretch across a country Vast and wide But bearers Of life’s friendly words And messages of high import To people everywhere. Not spectacular, your usual day. Nor in the headlines Except they be of fire, or storm, Or flood. Then a grateful nation Knows the full measure of your skill And worth. And the fine spirit of service Which puts truth and purpose In this honored creed— “The message must go through.” SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY NCORPORATFD Compliments of PENNEY'S J. C. Penney Co., Inc. 'IT PAYS TO SHOP AT PENNEY'S OAK PARK DRUG COMPANY Pauline H. Payne, Proprietor QUALITY - SERVICE 1 Forest Avenue Phene 2-3525 Montgomery, Alabama Compliments SOUTH COURT STREET DELICATESSEN 20 South Court Street ---------------------------------------.j Compliments of J SEAWELL SHOE COMPANY SHOES OF STYLE AND QUALITY 9 South Court Street j ______ ____ ___ _________________| ARMISTEAD ART STORE ARTISTS' SUPPLIES - PICTURE FRAMES 22 South Court Phone 2-0902 MONTGOMERY APOTHECARY Phone 2-3571 Prescriptions, Drugs, Sick Room Supplies Ground Floor Shepherd Building Montgomery 4, Alabama Gifts Greeting Cards Stationery THE LITTLE BOOK SHOP 14 South Perry St. Telephone 2-3246 Montgomery, Alabama Miss Burt Morgan Mrs. N. M. Westbury ) Fhcne 6978 SAYERS RADIO SERVICE . WE REPAIR ANY MAKE HOUSEHOLD OR AUTOMOBILE RADIO 08 Bibb Street Montgomery 4, Ala. ' ' t s s j t t � JL_ Sundays, Nights 3-3179 L G. S. CLEANING 115 South Court Street PHONE 2-1667 Compliments of A FRIEND A FRIEND MORGAN AUTO SERVICE Gasoline, Oil, Lubrication — Tire and Battery Service — General Repair Service Corner Bibb and Coosa Streets ELIZABETHAN SHOPPE EXCLUSIVE AND DISTINCTIVE HATS FOR THE YOUNGER SET J. J. NEWBERRY CO. 5, 10 and 25c Store | IF IT'S SPORTING GOODS SHOP AT J SEARS AND SAVE SEARS, ROEBUCK and Co. 115 Dexter Avenue Montgomery Montgomery Banking Co., Inc. j Corner Church and Lee Streets J Montgomery, Alabama ! Installment Financing Personal Leans j MONTGOMERY SHOE FACTORY ! TEN FREE SHOE SHINES FOR EVERY j HALF SOLE Corner Court and Washington THE E. B. JOSEPH CO. REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Dial 3-1051 10 Commerce St. ! t t t 1 Compliments of METCALF'S I_____________ Parker-Sledge Hardware Co. EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE Wire Cut Any Length—Fishing Tackle- Blue Grass Tools—Shells 13 S. Court Street Dial 2-3806 SNOW CLEANERS 2 DAY SERVICE - 115 Lee St. Phone 2-0317 The Novelty Toy Company FOR PARTY FAVORS AND DANCE HALL SUPPLIES 203 Commerce Street t S I! JL Professional Center Pharmacy We Specialize in Your Baby's Prescription Corner Church Catoma Phone 3-7546 Harold M. Goldston, P.H.G., Proprietor Compliments of PRU IT'S SPORTING GOODS and SHOOTING GALLERIES 31 Commerce St. Montgomery, Ala. • 'i r- S G. C. LAND L. C. SMITH TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES SALES AND SERVICE 213 Dexter Phone 8663 Compliments of PERRY SYSTEM 311 MONTGOMERY STREET 308 BIBB STREET -VISIT- MANGEL'S WOMEN'S APPAREL 121 Dexter Ave. Montgomery, Ala. ROBERSON MOTOR CO. NEW and USED CARS 315 Catoma St. Wholesale 2-1180 and or Retail 2-3809 r Compliments of PARAMOUNT PHARMACY This Annual... engraved by COLLEGE ANNUAL DIVISION ALABAMA ENGRAVING COMPANY BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA