Napsonian School - Napsoniana Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Non MA JHA N Tomizr Norma has a charming western accent with her friendly smile. During ber two years. with us she has been Treasurer of the Junior Class and on the Junior Basketball Team and was a Junior Maid at Class Day, '43g Bible Club, '42-'43g Senior Reader Staff, '42-71-3. '43-'44. POLLY JhNN TAN: PnIly's portrayals uf little sis- ter in Cecilian plays are dar' ling-and sn is Polly. She has green eyes and red hair and sn much personality. Class Basket- ball Team in suphornnre year. Nkshhlxlhlilllklilil XEXXNXX in 7 .A ' I ' b1iitff!4!f'ff1fiaaisaaff' ll N C3 Jf,! M ,!. WyWiii'J'il Lnm WA1.Ki:1c Lida-the poetess of Naps-Ahas won two National Poetry Con- tests. Since her junior year, she has been on the Senior Reader Staff and is the Business Man- ager and Feature and Editorial Writer for '4-3344. She is Field Day Chairman of the Athletic Board, a member of the Quill and Scroll, and Treasurer of the Bible Club. Fimwcils WH,CHT Blltmde and very small, we all admire her darling clothes and like her wonderful personality. Couniercloclswisez Wright, Walker Tomey, Tate.

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Nlozi:l.Lt1 Sroxlz Une of our boarding students. Mozelle has many friends in tht- Senior Class. These she acquired by her cheery smile and friend- liness. Lotnsrz SHARP Dainty, cute, and popularithafs Louise. Sophomore Basketball Teamg Vice-President of Junior Classg Program Chairman ol Bible Clubg Class Nlaid, '4-l. Snnnnc l'll'1Alili SMITH Soft yellow hair. blue eyes and a friendly smile-Shirley is a favorite with the Senior Class. She is Assistant Society Editor of the Senior Reader and has been on both Sophomore and .lunior Basketball Teams. ,loft NN Swnrn ln her freshman year .loann was Vice-President of her Class. Also she has been a member of the Bible Club in '41-'44, Being journalistically inclined, she was on the Senior Reader Staff for '42-'43. .I Im NITA SWA N N Quiet. considerate and capable, Juanita is a popular member of the Senior Class and Art Editor of the 1944 Annual and a mem- ber of the Advisory Council. Cloclcwise: Sharp, J. Smith, S. Smith, Stone, Swann. 21

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CLASS We, the members of the Senior Class of '44, being of more or less sound mind, and realizing that those de- parting should make proper disposition of the talents, charms, and eccentricities which have been held in awe f?J by the underclassmen, do hereby will and be- queath the following: Item I: To the up and coming Senior Class we leave the Knew this year tile fioor in Senior Hall. Item II: I, Joanne Rae, leave my string of Junior High basketball admirers to Nan Ivey. Item III: I, Jane Carey, sadly leave Nancy McClung to the next Senior Class, led by Betty Ann Whitaker. Item IV: I, Maribell Calkins, leave my gentle tongue to Jean Bodin and Barbara Berman, that the Study Hall may be more restful. Item V: We, Lucille Castleberry and Nadia Moore, leave our stature to Betty Anderson and Frances Harbin. They need it i?l. Item VI: I, Mary Jayne Dritt, relinquish my spirit and vim in cheer leading to Martha Hosford. Item VII: I, Margaret Ann Elebash, leave my voice, to help beg for ads for the annual, to Elizabeth Wolf. Item VIII: We, Maizie Almon and Betty Sealy, leave our executive ability to Betty Wright and Frances Long. Item IX: I, Edith Lively, leave my ability to upole- vault from sophomore to senior to anyone who can stand the extra work-Clodie Hubbell and Elizabeth Frink are nearly ready. Item X: I. Dorothy Grau, leave my long distance hop to school to Florence Crook. May she use it as well as I have done! Item XI: We, Claire Kemper, Minnie Hamilton, and Ruth Clapp, leave our fingers that are in every good pie to Elizabeth Williams and Peggy Roohan. Item XII: I, Dorothy Izard, leave my over abundant school spirit to .lean Compton, Betty Lathem, and Caro- line Laurent. Item XIII: I, Mary Noras, leave my quiet and sweet ways to Margaret Wilson and Rebecca Lee land of course my sister, Thalial. Item XIV: I, Ann Joiner, relinquish the editorship of the Senior Reader to Ann O'Sullivan. Item XV: I, Peggy Kahn, leave my lovely face and hair to Lynn Barker and Julianne Cook-who don't need them, but every little bit helps. Item XVI: We, Geraldine Bush, Marianne Keith, and Lida Walker, leave our love for the boys in service to Frances Seckinger, Dot Lietch, Eleanor Huie, and Mary Anne Pogue. Item XVII: I, Alice Lawrence, leave my devotion to Miss Muse to Lorton Lee. Q .9 , ,, :. r7'fi s'eJ ' -W-S-ut v . Q. -.4- I gl , ,, ..,., 1- 'ff'- K,-R. A,,.fP-- ,,.,,-ggfega'- , ,. .1-tg? x ,Q ',..wM'f:2, ' ,gets-ff' -2. , .. ,tx f.,,,,..,-55 -...nf ,A 7 Y , 4?:sff4.a11ffl: fffww' W use ' ,plbbuh N 3f,,...,... i, .. H--4. . Item XVIII: I, Marilyn McClung, gladly relinquish my flair for always being late to any poor soul who wants it. Item XIX: I, Frances Bennett, leave my unusual ability in dancing to Miriam Reams. Item XX: I, Juanita Swann, leave the art editorship of the annual to Ann Howington. Item XXI: We, Louise Hicks, Emery Catts, and Mozelle Stone, the B. D. Babes, leave our many trots back and forth fusing up precious shoe leatherl. to Bobbie Wood and Frances Jordan. Item XXII: I, Roberta Maclagan, leave my work with the Red Cross to Patsy Cook and Ruth Fiske- maybe Charlotte Martin will help too. Item XXIII: I, Ann Ransom, leave the trials and tribulations of being editor of the annual to Alice Jean Caswell. Cltis fun, though.l Item XXIV. I, June Rosselle, leave my work in the Bible Club to Lee McCann. Item XXV: We, Joanne Smith, Shirlie Smith, Bev- erly Magbee, and Frances Wright, relinquish our de- lightful rides to the Varsity with Phoebe Cavan to an- other crew who won't abuse the privilege. Item XXVI: I, Norma Tomey, leave my undying curiosity to Marilyn Miller. Item XXVII: I, Joyce Rounds, leave my taste for good-looking clothes to Caroline Pogue. Item XXVIII: I, Barbara Eversole, the Dash-Over, Dash-Back Kid, leave my constant presence in the gym to Wilma Shipley. Item XXIX: I, Polly Tate, leave my cuddlie looks and pretty hair to Joyce Worthington. Item XXX: I, Marjorie Clark, leave my shapely ankles to someone who will take good care of them. flt has taken years to perfect them.7 Item XXXI: I, Joanne Crocker, leave my A's to Elizabeth Whitner and .Barbara Bostick. Item XXXII: We, Ray King, Louise Sharp, and Martha Neidlinger leave our constant companionship to whoever can take it. fVitamins! Vitamins! Vitaminsll Witness my hand and seal, this fifteenth day of Feb- ruary, 194-4. Signed I SENIOR CLASS Witnesses .' MAIRZY Dons Dozv Doars LAMZY DIVEY A ttorney-at-Law J NORMA TOMEY