North Avenue Presbyterian School - Napsonian Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)
- Class of 1931
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flqflxffiuiau 'Q Q fl OD A 6372 D' QD 5 gg l U RD ' QA 629.0 ' minor: L .S Page 94 ,W xc,0o f-'N fly f ,-L 4 T NxQ 7 K? KZ Q11 Ld, Yr AyV:y!xA,x 'O' ,. X we MN, fl W l ff QM awk f 'QM lx o I, 5, :,,,:,',, -', ,4fl14-,Q A-. ' N U ,. ' fix 1. fx ' Q25 v0 G NJJQDC-gi Al QQQZOQLJ Page D5 eo fwifiiniwf CGjl'L8 Infernal Curse Cloeksl eloeks! Yes, I hear yon lieking lhere. Also hear thai awful lzlareg Wonlal you like fo fake the air? Oh, keep if up-I a'on'f care. The guy who nzazle up eloeks is lllllllbj Bef HE t'lItl'lI,f Crain ,fil one. Bnf if thai guy shonlrl go io heaven, I HOPE he has .fo rise af seven. CELESTE SMITH, 33. 0:0 CCs5l1ot Clliscerning Eye I harln'f sfnzliezl, She seenzefl fo know, She lookeil at nze, Asked, Is if so? I lookea' af her, Sairl, I ilon'f know. She look np her book- I got a zero! CELESTE SMITH, '33. 0 ooo Ghemistry We hear a yell Oh, wha! a zness, Anil no sneeess, Wifh all Olll' foiling here! We only pop and have io Inop The les! fnhes io the rear. We make a gas Aml have io pass Right qnickly from the rooin. Beeanse the sing Will poison ns Anal fha! zvonln' he our a'oon1. Anil go pell-nlell Some through fhe u'inIlou's lhere, Beeanxe we know If we tl0lI,l' go, We u'on'f he here fo care. Mos! frying of elasses, Worse as time paxsex, Saizl Teaeher in Ilexpairg Only a znan Can help me sfana' Them-ufifhonf greying my hair. JENNIE CHALIPION, '31, Q A 5 .V Qfff -0 Q an gba QC-QD .fg-S, 252. L3 - x Page 96 A EIPSEUIHUQ Cghoughts of a ,Sewing eibfacltine in Cfilriclay Cgfome EC. Glass Friday at last! My but this week has been a long one. It seems ages since last Friday when all those girls went home and gave my poor legs Fl chance to rest. But just two more periods and it'1l all be over. Here they come now. just listen to that jabber- I bid the table irst, Mildred . . . That's my seat over there by the window, Marjorief, Miss Roberts, I forgot my pattern, whnt'll I do? . Betty, stop trying to show off those new scissors . me Here's one of your legs over here, Sarah . . . Can't you find anything to sing besides 'If I Could be with you,' ,Iane?D Has anybody seen the Georgia this week? I hear it's pretty good Gracious, there's the first bell, and I haven't even begun to start! 'iThat's our thing you cnn't have picoted, Frances. 1' XVatch out, Dot. You'll stretch your neck if you nren't careful fr Oh, Miss Roberts-I mean Mrs. Peek-please come show me how to thread this bobbin, I never can do it right . . . Did you like that dress she had on .it the dance last night?,' . . Hurry up with the mlchine, Audrey-I've got to sew up my sides . . fe How much more time have we got, somebody? Five minutes-oh, gosh, and I've still got my neck to bind-Miss Roberts, can we take our sewing home over the week-end?', . . . Somebody take my basket over to Senior Hall for me. I've got n last classy . I'l1 come back and shut up the machine, Miss Roberts, before I leave . So long. Whew! I'm sure glad that's over. Those girls talk more and say less than any- body I know of. Oh, well-I know she'll forget to put my top down anyway, so I suppose I'11 go on to sleep and trust to luck I don't freeze during the night. JANE CRENSHAW, '31. 0:0 e- Q00 -a fm 'QDQSFQ 45230 , iss-E00 Page fb T X500 f we Hnzalnifw What Unholy Czfhree efffinutes We sit on the edge of our seats, anxiously awaiting the farniliar tinkle of the bell. Shrilly it rings out, and then the stampede begins. Push, push, oh, will I ever reach number 96! Tramping of feet seems to halt my progress toward my locker. Books are all scattered up and down the hall to stumble over. The water fountain line is just too long to wait on. Oh my, what will Mrs. Moore say? I c:1n't ind my prose in this rush. Oh, do pardon me, Miss Tate, I did not for one moment mean to knock you asidef, XVho spilled .this ink, Mnrly? Celeste, you're too small to be seeng did I hurt you much? My feet are just like black and blue nubs, too. No, Mary Cary, you can't borrow my gym suitg it's too small. Finally we reach our lockers. Frances, please shut your doorg I can,t get in my locker. Who has my pencil? Yes, you can have my Compact, but put it back where you found it.', Oh, Peggy, can't you manage to get your gum into the trashbnsket? I've stepped on it again. Well, all right, 'WCCSLl,, sign me up for the library. I'l1 be there if I can squeeze my way to the door. MARGARET LEE COLBERT, '33. 0:0 Interim I xii arm' sif, Iuxf ffvizzkiug. I nzmfc' up my lllillul Tim! some Jay l'J ILYIX xrlzfillzclzfzll Anil cz'olz'r rl biz' of Vcrxc Tlmf was 1'0t'ki11g zuiilv Dr'z'ixi1'r' fl70IlgZ7fX amf zviffy Sll,j'iIIXX- All afwzff low! lxif ami' xii- Ycf- ' Am! my juzprr lim lvlarzk Bvfort' mc' xfill- I Ftllllf svrm fo l'0IIiIH'L' 11j1 Clr'z'Cr rbynzes- Bm' ibn! zlorxzff IIIFIZII I razmof low'- MARY HUTCHINSON, '31, A A CQ R522 was -4 Q U QD QQ tm Q0 Q Q CL sci'-20 2200 Page US . xfigf A EI1J5UIIiHttQ GZ. Q .Qld Cgfunting We entered the store bravely. Oh, what lovely refrigeratorsll' we exclaimed. After admiring them we advanced to one of the salesmen. Could you tell us whether the advertising manager is in or not? we inquired. No, he answered, he will not be in until three o'clock. Du Well, do you do any advertising in school annuals. we again queried, seeking some pleasant opening for the conversation. Alas, we were doomed to disappointment. Um,,' he replied, we never do that type of advertisingf' That was queer, we thoughtg there was the firm's name in our last year,s Annual. NVe said thank you, however, and hurried out the door. After walking a long time and going into different places where wc were always disappointed even though we admired everything from permanent waves to bath tubs, we entered a building and without admiring a thing, walked up to the information desk. Who should sit there but our late Art teacher, now Mrs. Jones! We had a little chat which was mostly about pictures and the intricacies of ad hunting. Then she told us the Advertising Managers oflice was on the second floor, and, promising to let her know the results, we got into the elevator. The Manager and his secretary were in the room. Advancing to the desk, one of us stated, We are from the North Avenue Presbyterian School and-. Well, Hrst of all, I'll tell you your story, the Manager volunteered kindly. We paused and he began, You are from the North Avenue Presbyterian School and you are in great need of Ads for your Annual. Yes, we chorused eagerly-with large hope! XVell, I have turned down I don't know how many girls. QOur faces fell at that.j Have you an Annual with you? We hastily handed one to him. Do you girls patronize your advertisers? Again we chorused Yes, and at this point two of his friends came in. He told them the proposition and asked should he buy an eighth of a page. They were on OU1' side and said, Yes. We were waiting fearfully now his decision. I'll take an eighth of a page, but our fl1'1'1'1,S name must not be mentioned any- where in your annual. Put in our space In loving memory of S7.50. BEVERLY PEEPLES, '33. Q A 5 hoo ,Z ' Q I 2 Q Q7 QD 6 UU D A C3 CJ .exe 1.-go. s Page 9 9 XQGQ f A apanniau DZ Qur junior Wigh ,Sisters LOOKING INTO OUR FUTURE: SENIOR HIGH Iiiifiafioii Day will eoiize prsf of all, Seriihhiizg, wifh your foofh-hriixh, fhe Senior High hall 5 Wiflz all of your elofhes Oll, hiiia' parf hefore, Ana' lciieeliiig fo your elilers, who appear af fhe floor. A greaf pleasure we awaif iii Seiiior High, III fhe iiieefiiig of oiir feaehers, by ana' hjig New frieiiils, we will he glaa' fo greef, New sfiiiliex, foo, we lL'Ol1,f fear fo IIIITIL. Chapel will really he fiiii, you hef! Aim' if'll he soiizefhiiig we ZL'Ol1,f forgefg Wifh officers fhere fo presiile each clay, Wc ll eomhiiie our Iiieefiiigs wifh work aiiel play. Then will eoine haskef-hall wifh lofs of pep, For we Napsifes lllllsf lizfe ZIP fo our rep. A1101 we'll all Ilo our hesf af hashef-hallg Anil fry fo he good xporfs fhroiigh if all. Soiizefhiiig fo look forwaral fo, is fhe Hslllg-SOlIg,, Iiifroeliieiiig new songs, some shorf, aiiil some loiigg This will give Ill1I7OIlI7t1,C'tl pleasure, you see, For vlass spirif IIICIIIIS a greaf ileal fo IIZC. All of fhese pleasures, iii Senior High Sehool, Will he greaf freaszires, if we ohey eaeh riileg Biif we'll he sorry fo leazfe our liiiiioir High, Anil fo OIII' ilear feaehers, .va-1' gooa'-hye. JEAN HOXY'ELI,, JR. II 420 A 2 v Q39 -6 Q Rj5 Q' I LIU :QD I cv Q I Q :Q -4--- - Q' Q-'fab ' QZZOQ P21129 1110 woco f o fgx , apanumu Qur junior Wigh Sisters FAREWELL TO JUNIOR HIGH Goofl-hycf, good-hyc' fo junior High, The mul of ihis ycur is flrawing nighg 'Tis slijnlbing hy so 1'f'ry fusi, Anil this one is our wry lust. Gooil-bye, goorl-hyc, fo junior High, We say to our fvafhfrs wifh n sigh, For fhry have hrrn so hinzl unil fruv, We do hafv to say mlivu. Goorl-hyf, gooil-hyr, fo junior High, Anoihrr inilc jiosi soon gone hy. Anil in fha? iuinklv of an rye, W'z ll Frvshnzvn hc in Senior High. CAROLYN IVIALONE, JR. II. 020 Mn Eighth GTdd6T,S Jhnticipation of Wfigh School fwfifh fijiologics fo Alfrvil, Lorzl Tcnnysonj High School is f'0llIlIIg, High School is Corning, I know if, I know if, I know if. Frc'shinr1n yvur, Sojihonzorv your, junior year, Senior year! Yfs, happy vigbfh grmlcf pool. The righfh grrulf' you now haw nmsfvrc'fl, Las! your you fhoughf ii so hurfl, But High Srhool is coming, is Corning Watch ouf for fhc' old rejiorz' card! It's coming, ifs coming, High Sfhool's Corning. O rave as long as you last! For High School is Corning, is coming, my dear, Anil your grmnnzzzr school age will he Lbiisf. MARY ELIZABETH BARGE, JR. II. J 4 A 5' I f- 0 -4 A . ss: Xia A A Q G Q I Q U 39, - DE? 6.4 ego. , :boo L3 - Page 101 xcflo , S P- 4 0 .21 apannrau j ommencement Ggfonors 1930 SENIOR HIGH SENIOR CLASS, '30 . . . KATHRX'N LYNCH, '30 . HAZEL ROY BUTLER, '30 EVELYN FLOYD, '30 . . SUE COLQUITT HARDN1AN, 30 . . FRANCES WOIQD, '30 . . Class Cup . E. D. Hlfivbinsou Svwirz' Awrmf . . . . Aguvs Staff Svbofurxbip . . . Rmlrlijfr Srlzofarxbip . . . Sborlrr Srbolnmbip . Sophie' Nrzafromb Srbofarxbip KATHERINE MACMILLAN, 31 . . . . Alurnnuf' Srbolurxhip ELISE FOSTER, '34 ..... . Nnpxofziulz Sfbofurxhip FRANCES XVOOLFORD, '30 . . . ....... C. E. Harrison Cup EMILY HARRELL, '30 . . . .... . . . Dorolby Purfriflgr Mrzrzorinl Cup NIARGARET STOREY, '31 . . . .U. D. C. Exmy MMIII mm' Camp Srbolarxhip Stale Prizf CLARA NIITCHELL MCCONNELL, '30 ............. D. A. R. Mnlnl HAZKL Rox' BUTLER, '30 NIAIKGUIQRITE JONES, '30 . ALINE FRASER, '30 . NIARY LOGAN, '30 . . MARION FUGITT, '30 . . SUE COLQUITT H.ARDMAN, '30 . . ELISE FOSTER . . . . ELIZABETH BLACKSHEAR . . . . . . . . DHIlgL7ffl'S of 1912 Mmfal A11 Honorfrlilz' Mvllliou Shllz' Cbrnzixfry Prizv . . . A Firxf Plnrc, Sfafv CbC'lI1iSfl'y Frizz' . Mrs. W . M. Hufrbilzxon English Prize . ..... . Honor Cup . . . Nzzpsoniu JUNIOR HIGH . . . Mrs. I. M. High Srrrirc Azunrzl . ...... Honor Cup E Mgr T 6 4 fck Q A w QD Q CJ 6 un 20 A .QSO CEO.. Page 102 It is a very interesting fact, yet diiiicult to realize, that the five year classes now number four y Q92f S 9 A , Q 0 ap E U D no Q Q give ear Greetings ,I i-'20-'15-'30 Dear Class of Thirty-One: that it is now Fifteen's privilege to extend to the Seniors, the Staff of the NAPSONIAN, and NAPS herself, the heartiest of congratulations for all they represent in the educational world. The very great progress made by the school in this short time, relatively brief in the history of institutions, is a source of just pride to all of us who have entered and passed out through her portals. Our class, although small, is widely scattered: yet NAPS is, as always, the tie that binds, and I am sure I speak for all four classes in sending you our sincerest and best wishes. ISABEL GUINN NELLANS, '1S. Dear Napsites of '30-'3l: Coming back to N. A. P. S. after ten years is truly a privilege even if one must come as a teacher instead of a High School girl! I know all the girls of '20 envy me my chance to see the Napsites of '30-'31 and I'm sure they would be just as thrilled as I am to see how skirts may go up and down, and yells and songs change, and stunts and the Varsity land even classes!j grow better and better, but the N. A. P. S. spirit is always the same. The years may come and go but the N. A. P. S. girls still come swinging along in the same steady line! Love and greetings Fizoai '20, . By Iltizatxieri-1 Askew. cQClfUiC6 to young Girls By Pan or Ting PRESS. Dear Pam: W'hat do you think of a big Co-ed School for me next Fall? I am sixteen years old. Stxioit AT N. A. P. S. Dear Senior: If you are the usual type of girl 1 would advise strongly against a Co-ed School until you have first been to a girls' school and are at least eighteen years old. Every girl, in my opinion, should have Coacd experience but it holds too many pitfalls for the very young. Sincerely, PAM. Dear Pam: XVhen I am away at school and lose my ambition and become discouraged, what shall I do? N. A. P, S. Sexioit. Dear Senior: I am glad you asked that question, because there will be so many times when you'll feel just that way. XVhen you do, try with all the will-power you possess to keep your self-confidence. If those around you Whom you admire excel in something in which you fail, look over your resources and find something in which you may excel. The very unusualness of your talent will give it charm. At a time like this you will find that it helps worlds to think on the inspirational ideas given in Chapel at N. A. P. S. Sincerely, PAM. JANE DILLON, '2S. Prrsirfenf Allllllllrlf Atxocinlion. Greetings, Napsites, with a great big hello to every one of you from every one of us one-year-old Alumnae. Although we're just one year old and one year away from you, it has been one more year to be a true Napsite and to learn to love our Alma Mater all the more. You have .no idea how much we have missed tho'e crushes,,' rushes, and basket-ball games, and especially chapel with the songs and Miss Askew's little black book. Some of us are green freshiesh at Shorter, some at Sophie Newcomb, Wesleyan, Radclige, Mary Baldwin, and some of us are right here at home, but we are neither too far nor too near to realize that the happiest days of all were those spent at dear old N. A. P. S. with you. To the Seniors especially we send our best wishes for their happiness and success and to every Napsite our love and hope that Nobility, Ability, Play, and Service will bring you every joy. EMILY HARRELL, '3 0. E, ooo cg Q Q i U QD is Q Liu QD Q O A B on - elf'go qC?0 L-S Page 103 4 I I 1 rf' ,. -K xv ' Q X X ,ff ,W f xx . fi .A Nl I ff A Q T- L-- -41-X X? A ' 'Qi T L ,JL , ' X. A-YL? N A, X if Q-J 'NS iv'-'45 +ih...T:--.-1' f' A Q-,L s c H o o L X K , c L A s s E s X. 3 f X jj K f A T H L E T 1 c s f X A 5 1 Ac.T1v1T1Esg J 3 i 5 V - f ik! E E A T U R E s J X X' f il ADVERTISEMENTS I 1 V ag ' ' 1 a A 4146 :iq -- A ,:'I???? 5 l5 s b33ig 'Pe.gp- Q:a-mal? asf are .a ifmw A 1 , N ,I : K Il' ' H kgbhewvwanx'-.M 2 T9 I X V A fx . NOD, o f 0 Q 0 Q .E apsnmem Ghilclren of fDaugl1teTs of Nqps q 0 DLS. Not only is the Alumnae List increasing every year through large graduating Classes, but a growing circle of grandchildren is appearing to carry on the ideals of N. A P S CHARLES THOMAS NkLLANS JOSEPHINE NELLANS QISABEL Guizm NELLANS, 'ISJ ADOLT-HUS RICHARDSON CALLAWAY EDGAR ALLAN CALLAXVAY QELFZABETH Rivbimlxmz CALLAWAY, 'ISJ BETTY PATTERSON HOYT CORRIE HOYT QMARX' Willx HOYT, 'IU ANNE POMEROX' BRANTLEY JANE ELFZABILTH BRANTLEY BETTY BRANTLEY QFLORENCE Sfozw BRANTLEY, 'l6j SARAH MARGARET LANE CMARIE Bmnctl LANE, 'l7J FREDERXC RENFROE NVELDON, JR. JOSEPHINE DAVIS WEILDON KJOSEPHINL Dizrix XVIEEDON, '17j AUDREY ANN NIARTIN SARA lVlAY Nl.-KRTIN JOHN HEATH MARTIN QRUTH MvCntrbI'0u NIARTIN, 'ISJ NIARGARET LOYYNDES ALICE IZZARD LOWNDES fELl.ZABETH Nirlrcfx GEORGE COLBERT STUART AIANSON XVILSON STUART NIARY ALICE STUART fALICE Wriron STUART, ,ISJ JAMES NVOODSON ROBERT WOODSON fANNA Irnniugx XVOODSON, '19j JOSEPH HliNRX' GREEN, JR. RUTH CANDLER GREEN CLUCIA Pope GREEN, '19J NIARGARKT SHEFFIELD fNlARGARET Rummu SHEFFIELD, '19J XVILLIAM ATKINSON SATTERXVHITE BETTY ANNE SATTIZRWHITE fAfl.-RRY Wilhelm SATTERWI-IITE. 'ZOB JOYCI' OBIZRDORFER fLALA Hirsrb OBERDOREER, 'nop LYONS JOEL HEYMAN QHIFLENE Iorl HEYMAN, 'ZOJ BIARY VIRGINIA FARMER QFRANCES Woolvy FARIYIER, 'ZOJ BOBBIF HALL CAROL HALL QCHARLOTTE Hnnrorla HALL, 'ZIJ MARY SUE BRANCH MARGfXRET BRANCH CAROLYN BRANCH fLEONI? BfL'G!IIl,Qbl'j' BRANCH, 'ZIJ GEORGE XVM. CRAWFORD, III LOIVNDES, '18J bf Q IGQ Q C Q. 0,00 9 Q55 MARGUERITE ANNE CRAXVFORD UVIAIKGUERITE Burnley CRAXVFORD, 'Z JOE NICBKIILLAN, JR. QANNA Zillig B1ClVlILL,-KN, 'ZZJ LEE STEARN, JR. FRANCES STEARN fCAROLYN Grrxbon STEARN, 'ZZJ DAVID IQULTVIAN QJULIA Gwmzfivld KULNiAN, 'ZZJ ALBERT XVRIGHT QJEAN Wfillimns XJURIGHT, '22, BEAUAIONT DAYISON, III THOMAS ZELLLRS DAYISON fMARX' Zrllvrs DAVISON, JR., 'ZZJ RAYMOND XVHEATHERS STEPHENS, JR. CALICE Stvuwrf STEPHENS, 'ZZJ ALBERT NIATTHEXVS THOMPSON CIiARLES NIXTHAN THOMPSON fB'lAI!'I'HA Nlnffbcwx THOMPSON, '22J PAT THOMPSON MURRAY' ROBERT BERGSTROM ,NIURRAY QMARTHA Bcrgxtrom NIURRAY, 'ZSJ BARBARA FAY FOUCHE QELTZABIETH Nirfwls FOUCHE, '259 NANCX' ANDERSON QESTHER Nirlzri ANDERSON, '23j ELEANOR CAROLINE BICREL QELEANOR MI-Giuly BICKEL, 'ZSJ ALLEN DAVIS, III CROSE Grrsbau DAVIS, '24j EDGAR DUNLAl', -JR. fxl,-XRY MrCarIy DUNLAP, '2-U VIRGINIA CAROLINE DUNLAP fLUCILE Slow DUNL:KP, 'Z-U NIARY ALICE BURTON ANNE BURTON CCLAYTON Callaway BURTON, 'Z-41 ALLEN QUITIMAN BASS Xvylvl. JOSSEY BASS ROBERT NIARSI-I BASS CELTZABETH Ioxsry BASS, '2-U CARSON SAVILLE, JR. - QCAROLYN Bouncy SAVILLE, '26J BENJAMIN B. FREDERICK, JR. QMILFIRED Pbillipx FREDERICK, '26J JANE ALLEN SHARTAE fJANE Sliznghlrr SHARPE, '26J CHRISTINE DICRSON HINSON CCHRISTINE Adams HINSON, '27J lVlARY JEAN TURNER , CMARY Cooke TURNER, '27J JACKSON HUTCHINSON MOORE fLALLA Hulcbiuron MOORE, '27J Q :Y 0a ,Q ED Gab Q Z Page 104 NJ if R X QQ I MQ J J 3,27 1 v......3 ' 'fi x., j,...f,4....,,,N ,f'M, ,f:1 -M----- h-.--,u,:w X' k j QA, , , fSSm xiL- w fx zf + ,X 4 4 ,ii-,X M I ! 1 j j X If My iglgqgxf kb X...... f , ,Q9 A 'f M--- T ff +fj'f1 if W 5- 0 ' N 'v: AI fahxexv6Q :X -- -.- A 1 . ,-.V.g.E,7 Q- -?.5?'L. 1' T - . x ' .','.: :y.,,,Q'. f. V 1 A . . V. ,, '- Q., . P 1 ,. ., :..'4-.ga , x X ' ' ' , -U' .1 Y - :V 7 , x .. A r V V' . . .IV ' , - 4 - . H U .. ' 'f , 'c I- mg- ' A 1 .-ff fi 41 1 ' tm.. '.,,r .1, a.-- 5' ' ' iw. lf..-'- .f.E?2n!QeQA'4:'. -.f,. 'hill 'N .--:r o. ,Lth- Ha 1 , 1 . N .-5 'M . ,,., Q- i .J M Brux- ... ,1 4' ' rf I J 'r Q. at . 1 '- 'r . -11 'fi ,.. ,:. Z2 . 'i f-Q ,J The North Avenue Presbyterian School 331-341-351 PONCE DE LEON. N. E. ,lx Kindergarten and Elementary School for Boys and Girls Senior and sluiiior High for Girls Boarding Department for Girls NW N. A. P. S. congratulates the Student Body on the year of 1930-'31 the happy record of which is found in the pages of this Napsonian, '31, So here's lo memories Of days that used lo be At Naps the School W'e love so dear! --- - ....... -----,--- Page 1 07 0.0-0----..------...,....-..-------------04 000000000 000 0000000000 00000000000000 000 000000 L... 1. 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These ROGERS trade-marks are all owned exclusively by INTERNATIONAL SILVER GOIIIPANY Sole Manufacturers V General Sales Offices, Meriden. Conn. BRANCH SALES D1vIs1oNs: NEW YORK CHICAGO ST. LOUIS 9-19 Maiden Lane Merchandise Mart Ambassador Building ATLANTA SAN FRANCISCO Hurt Building 150 Post Street International Silver Co. P 115 l 0 9 24:71:70 2 . 2 .. , 2 2 2:-51:5 2 Oi Al I ffgi-ff' O 0,2 20 O --' :g 0 f-2 , g : Z: 1,771 0 2, Y :4 54? -2 2 if Af 0 2 :E rfz' 2 I1 f 3' 33, 0 l 2.?ff:2'O O25 'V 3 'E 22 0OAi55'32EO w2- x 2 2 ' Q.- - 2 2- 'N CP , E 2 2 g- :?12 2115- 2' 2' 35 'I 2 -5 -1522 f --C I ax, 1 . -Av -2 - pi ,M rt 2 su, 4, A io 2 7? 7. ,n 2 2-In-m Q way T 22 2 fg L 1 2 2. 4 IG A Q2 2 2- -T2 52 222225 2121492 22 2 2 222 Q 22 2 - +2 22 2 ? 22 U, ' -l 1 . 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ATLANTA, GEORGIA HEMLOCK 6235 HSTROMBERG-CARLSONS EXCLUSIVELYW ---::::::::::- ::::::: ::::V:::3 Page 121 ANOTHER Tersonality Y E A R B o O K Fourteen of time nineteen National Prize-winning yeartaooics produced in the South last year were designed and engraved time Personality way by Southwestern. :-: :-: :-: :-: SCDUTHWESTERN PHOTO-PROCESS co. SPRING AT LUCKIE : 1 : : : ATLANTA, GA. CREATORS OF HPERSONALITY YEARBOOKS A D E Q U A c y In the production of fine books, or for that matter, fine printing of any sort there must be an adequacy l Offices and Slore O f Understanding and experience to plan and inter- pret a Of Workers who have mastered their crafts cr Of materials of the best qualitya.And of modern equipment and exact skill in its direction. C4 These sales and service offices and this manu- facturing plant are evidences of an inflexible rule that adequacy must be maintained at a FGGTESQDAVIES COMPANY ATLANTA, GEORGIA PRODUCERS OF FINE ANNUALS BOOKLETS C A T A L O G S Manufacturing Plant gn.-v .V 4- N -f-J.....: V M ,W . Fshgbv X Nw + my ,W u r u l f X f GQ H li ch, X , .5 WN 3 ky I, x N , li X 1 r I + ,XIX-Xi K 1 X N gl- ggi 1 N 4 fi g 'f C3-2 J! Q ,L D 4 ff 5 X fl WV 1. J' fi t I X N. ig ll Q ' Mr xx in 5 j I Pi' 'xkA 5-Nf'N2f14H 1 - LJ- 'Bl' N, OW that it's time to say goodbye to Naps and all the people who have made our years here such happy ones, and we realize that this is our last work for Naps-well, it's just too painful to dwell on- To those of you who have other years to enjoy here we give our blessing and wish you all the good times that we have had. We have loved Qbad grammar but oh how expressinglj making this NAPSONIAN for you, and we hope you like it. The staHf is sincerely grateful to Miss Morgan of Southwestern, Mr. Sanders and Mr. Webb of Foote and Davies, and Miss Askew for the ideas they have given us and the many kindnesses they have shown us. and Mrs. Priest for her willingness to exercise her typewriter on our behalf. May the good fairies whose stories we have told in this book give attentive ears unto their wishes! WWW- yg- , Q, l j':::j5fi:':1 Q 'fs'-5-EAQSXQXVXX . WM ,Ui ziebwwg . , .-. X. , , M. I, hw , . W -W ,-y.,f.UQ 5-1 W- - , W- 'V--'V--H ----rv-f W 2 ' f 4' H A - yd - . Q I 1 V. ,-1 A , 11 . Y - -I 5- ,I 1 , . f ,,-1-W, ' x A V W - l U, W f, 1 ,X ,' .U - 1 4 ' V- 1 ' .. ' ,fn , , ' -' ,, h. 1 -' L, 'I-in I 1 A L . ' V, W' f H A L, ' . , ' .-,I . ,h u n -Q ,-- 5 te A , 1 V .., ., , V 'M ' - A ,Q-H. - 2, V! ,w U Q , It Q , . . ', .' rf Y' - ' N X . jp, ,ma C6461-Q 3,762 77-3 I - . I! jg.. 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SARAH DoBBs, '52, A A b Q00 I6 Q A U as 6 T' un QD SESEOQ Pg9 Qfgr .1 fx ' - no Q Tlaces 'we Know 0:0 Study Coffall A haven for sizicleizfs, iz res! from fhe hroil, A plrzee fo forgef, relax, or fo foilg Girls frying fo Sflllly, girls passing ihe news, Girls eyeing the wiizilozus, seenziizg fo muse. e9?fCiss eAslcew's Qjfice A qiiief liffle rooriz-azvizy from fhe resi- Wfhere sfiirleiifs are sziiiznzoizeil, fhe worsi ami fhe hesi, To eoiifer, fo expliziii, fo eoizeloiie, or iiuplore, 'Tis seeref-what goes on hehiuel fhfif eloseel floor. PC5l1e Qrr Library A eool sprieiozzs room szirrozzizeleel wifh shelves, Wifla hooles of kiioufleilge for fhe sizielenz' who flelzfesg A hiillefin l70!ll'll zuifh piefzires mul news- We hope, in fhe emi, each hoolz fo peruse. Ghrower Cgfall A11 imposing hziilelirlg, so solemn ozzfsiile, So mzieh fun mm' pleasure and sfzicly io hieleg The soziiifl of fhe hell falling eizeh one fo dine, Is fhe SIL-'FC'IlCSf of soiimls for' zuhieh eaeh and all pine. CAROLYN COLE, ,31. v Q00 -4 Q Q x U QD GQ. ml DEQ -cs Q- Q so Q0 01,310 S0000 1 S Page 10 A N3PEiUi U ij i A mf Q. Q90 Q, Q 6 ml D52 Q W R000 , P 0 'D R ' 'Q 0 Q e Q - Q Q-0 , I 5 J THYRZA S. ASKEW PRINCIPAL B.A., Cornell U11iz'e1'5i1'y JOSEPHINE WALKER ATHLETIC DIRECTOR B.A., Agnes Seo!! College RosA F. WING SECRETARY MRS. E. H. PRIEST BOORREEIIER ALICE RIVERS ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL B.S., Wi1zfbI'op College MARY ELLIS B.A., Agnes Seo!! College FRANCES B. I-IATCHER B.A., Rafielijffe College M.A., University of Missouri MRS. SIDNEY KENNEDY B.A., Georgia Sfafe College fo Woizzeiz MRS. R. N. MOORE Grarizlafe LaGrange College ETI-IEL PHARR B.A., Bessie Tift College MRS. W. W. PEEK Civnlzzafe Georgia Sfafe Colleg for WO7lIL'l1 SARAH TATE B.A., Agues Seo!! College, ETHEL WARE B.A., Agnes Scott College M.A., Columbia Unizfersify 3 000 '10 A Q Ch ED Q C OQQ' 6 ,IU oQ on Goa Page 12 1. C' A I 9 3 I ELIZABETH MARSH HEAD OF JUNIOR HIGH B.A., Agnes Scott College ELIZABETH ASREW B.A., Agnes Scott College MRS. GEORGE CALHOUN B.A., Mississippi State College for XVO men LULA MCMICI-IAEI. University of Chicago MRS. L. L. MCWATTX' Graa'uate Georgia State Teachers' College EDNA RAINEY Graduate Georgia Normal School BESSIE C. SHARP Graduate Georgia State Teachers' College BERTA SMITH B.A., Wesleyan College MRS. E. C. VAUGHAN Miss Allen's Atlanta Kimlergarten Normal School MRS. J. B. WING Gratlztate Brenau College eipgguiau o Q n O 0 DLS, if MRs. JANE MATTINGLY Head of Music Department RUTH DABNEY SMITH Piano Department SPENCER MCGAUGHEY Violin Department MRS. L. D. 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K ,417 4' A . if I' ,Q . . . f.' - ' . 2, ' V-,. . A a '- f. v' ff-f n I !'- L4 1 - f ' K :. Q Y -,A L ,, 3, ' I , .. , .. 9. L P 1, ,gy 1- 1 ., fjfi' . . .- ' 15 41.12- 4 v . 5, , 8' 'QM .. .. yn, ,,,,x Q, JK, . ?'1 ?T? -1.4. .. ,. JC A f1Pi3Ui'aU fBecicon Light 0:0 Ligbf fbe lanzji of learning wifbouf delay, Lei' ifs brillianf ray sbine like a sfar, Tlaaf we nzay elearer see fo grope our way, Eronz ignorance fo jqelds afar. Eager, yei wifb fiinid sfep, ibe FRESHMEN work fbeir way Toward fbaf light tba! beekons on wiib ifs alluring ray, Eaeb step brings fbeni nearer fbe goal of fbeir desire, Always spurred by anibifioifs fire. Proud, yef fossed upon a resfless sea of fear, fbe SOPI-IOMORES sail, Afraid fbey know foo liflle, foo inueb, and fbeir eraff foo frail To weafber all fbe sfornis and bidden dangers 'neafb fbe wave, Ever seeking fo be brave. Daunfless, yef undisniayed, fbe IUNIORS fake fbeir sfand, Arrayed in fbe arnzor of knowledge, lending a belping band. Sbielded by sueeess fbeir war-ery eeboes loud and Clear, Onward, one more year. ' Serene, wifb dignity and graee, fbe SENIORS greef fbe world, Viefory is fbeirs fo elaiin, fbeir eolors now un furl. Tbeir praise we sing, fbeir song well sung, And yet, life is just begun. ST. JOHN BARNWELL, '33. 6, ooo 5 D A Q QD 6 an lm CQDEQ C F cific 532300 Page 1 Q 0 O Dm 'T' apzfiuiau if? fkcessity Q20 Ifs grand fo he a FRESHMAN, Even fhough we're lznoelaecl ahozlf, Anal are viefinzs of fhe SOPHOMORES Ana' wear flresses 'wrong sirle onf. For fo us, if's our heginningg To ofhers, jzzsf Chapter One, Baz' fhe jirsf of the hook is neeelea' Before fhe L'0lIlllIF,S elone. Wc L'e proven' a help in general, For whaz' woula' SOPHOMORES elo, I f in school fhere were no FRESH MEN To give fhe hif fo ehew? If if were nof for our class, How eonlal the feaehers say, NIUNIORS, fIOI1,If he lille FRESHMEN- Yozfre aefing jusf their wayf' Anel ihen again we're neealecl, Perhaps, far nzore fhan you, For wifhouf fheir liffle sisfers WlJaf would fhe I UN IORS flo? So you see, we eonze in hanely Ana' our childish ways nzajf Pass, For where'al N aps he in '54 Wifhonf a SENIOR CLASS? ELISE FOSTER, ,54. E Q00 'Q Q Q QD GQ lm QD ca Q I E Q Q ,fag QQ-go.. Pge 18 eniors 0'-V Q 'yy 35 I4 gpm-13.1 K J 'O P e HG' 935 95 'I B f F 1 X . 331 35 4 4' ,J J X x iafx'-T' -v 3',,,f A L Q ' Vw' -- v j ! g ' ' f ' f XJ! 4 V ' ' - f...'-.i '...,,. 5--N - -- ' ki., V i 'Q x v r e I r D fs. fl ur ' ' l.f - ' -- v -.4 I, ,,,, T gg .4 -ms fr X Ek?E.gELQ f2 w '. L I . ' lt ' M. lim ' L 1 I 4 A f ' J ff - ,-ff: f 1 ff? 'fi ' :fx f . f 3 ' . 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Q30 L S Page 20 fb apgiiuiau DA-,Zo Q DORA ALDRED Vivacious, care-free, heaps of fun, and always on the go. Her motto is worry not,'-a good one, if you succeed at it as well as Dora does. A bit quick tempered, but quite enthusiastic over Sigma Nu, graduation dresses, and good novels. ELIZABETH ALEXANDER A girl who is usually working, always willing and able to help those who go to her for assistance. She is quiet but possesses to the nth degree two qualities Caside from her many other virtuesj-she is capable and absolutely dependable. Anybody who could do four years in three and make Pi Sigma Kappa too, shows her ability. DOROTHY JEAN ALEXANDER She has curly gold hair and pleas- ant blue eyes and the loveliest com- plexion. She is reserved and quiet, but beneath is an artistic apprecia- tion and a surprising and original sense of humor. She aspires to be an artistg if you have ever seen any of her work you will say, she has started well, that's sure. - 0 W Alb 5. QD 6 Q 3,05 cj i Q , -cv l may -,fic A frees Page 21 wilfif P fs ' 0 i apaumau 'Q MARJORIE BENNETT Attractive-smart-popular!-a combination hard to beat! With her mischievous eyes and character- istic brunette gaiety, she fulfills the qualifications of an adorable girl. She reminds you of the little girl whose enchanted shoes would not let her stop dancing. And her smile -well-it paves the way for friendships and frat pins. DOROTHEA BLACKSHEAR Diligence, usefulness, and all- around good sportsmanship are qualities which Dottie has shown throughout her NAPS career. She can master her studies fshe's a Pi Sigma Kappaj, go out for athletics fshe's on the Varsityj , or just plain carry on fnote third period studyj with equal ease. Q me BRIGHT B1cKERsTAEF She has many of those best quali- ties. She is attractive in every wayg she has an excellent mindg and those who know her best say of her, She is as Hne a girl as I ever knewf' We just don't understand how she can be so calm with June right around the corner, but then she already has her Virgil written out in n notebook. LUCILLE TURNER BROWN If you should meet a sweet girl with curly brown hair and happy eyes, who has a gentle voice and a quiet bearing, it is Lucille Brown. She is enjoyed for her willingness, and loved for her happy disposition and her quiet charm. 5 ' Q35 4- g i Q QD Q Tj ago ooo , A Oligo. Q00 L .5 Page 20 1 'JIYK ' . . '.-E112 ..J 3112- . 4 A A A,,,.,.-ngrni i l F C apfiiiliinianfi FRANCES CARLIN Frances, who hails from the frozen north, is vivacious and lively. XVe have all realized her happy dis- position since we have had the op- portunity of being with her in Senior Hall where she often labors over her French that is due next period. CAROLYN COLE She has made a splendid scholas- tic record but is not by any means limited to that Held alone. You should see her play basket-ball, and sell Senior Readers, and use her winning ways with Tech and Emory. You cannot spend a dull hour with Carolyn for she is always bubbling over wich intriguing en- thusiasm. JANET CAMPBELL Janet is one of those rare persons who, although she may not stand forth in the limelight, always can be depended on to do her best. Quiet and unassuming she Hts securely in- to our life here. JENNIE CHAMPION Popular? Vfell, I should say: ask the Boys' High boys. A re- markable combination of conscien- tiousness about her work and a love for going places and doing things keeps her busy. No one will soon forget that pleasing manner, or in- fectious smile, or those laughing eyes that must be magnets for all fraternity pins in their range. zz, Q00 -0 gg Q C7 QD GQ im D cm Q Q .cg-in lingo.. Page 23 0 Q fx xD'-BO f V 0 ... Q- g 21135-TUIIISLII HARRIETT COLEY Harriett is a friend to everybody. She is very unselfish, and will do anything for you, no matter how hard. Her wit, spontaneous and Original, enlivens her classes. She enters wholeheartedly into playing the game. DOROTHY DAVIDSON Sweet, attractive, a good friend to everyone, that is Dot. She is not a blond, not a brunette, but a very delightful in between. She is an interested worker in every class enterprise and has never failed each year to be the gypsy dancer of our operetta. Q as JANE CRENSHAW A charter member of the Red- Hed Club, Jane can prove to you that her hair is truly red. Friendli- ness and frankness have won for her many friends. Added to these is a very attractive dignity and poise, flavored by a delightful humor, which twinkles in her eyes. You must look a long time before you find anyone more willing to help than Jane. MILDRED DAVIS NVho ever saw Mildred when she wasn't smiling? She is rather elusive for the application of matter of fact characteristics. She is even-tem- pered and reserved to a great degree, never seeming to be downcast and always willing when there is any- thing to be done. ef '- -0 Cas. Q cb. 2 D QD 6 UD A Q Q 5 ,og 0 , ego. 'lb Lb -li Page 24 Ex Qiogf S apaunian -LL Q DOROTHY EXVING Always meticulously neat, always smiling, always capable, always willing to assume responsibilities, and always doing everything well. Her slow drawl and grace of man- ner give to her a most charming personality. EVELYN FLUKER Our Freshman year, Evelyn was that unusual girl, so gifted in dra- matics and discussions. Next year, and the next, and so on she has been outstanding. She is unique and vastly interesting. She is clever and witty, a good mixer, a born leader and most capable. Individ- uality, originality-these the keys to Evelyn's personality. MILDRED DAY It is difficult to attach character- istics to her, so quiet is she. She is even tempered and seemingly re- served, yet even those who know her only casually cannot but find her interesting. LILLIAN FAIRLIE Lillian is one of our boarders and has been in the thick of our strug- gles for four years. Even though she seems quiet, she is full of youth- ful enthusiasm and when the class party rolls around and a Willing worker is wanted-we go to Lillian! - Q 7 v -- Qgdlr -4 A f f QD GQ. Em QD? o ,Rey .ee 4:21200 Page 25 Nap53nif1u 'Q MARION FUGITT Marion is liked by everybody be- cause of her friendliness, clean sportsmanship, and loyalty to her class, school, and friends. She does not belong to the ranks of our frank friendsf, but she can be re- lied upon for an honest opinion. A fme girl, a marvelous friend, a gorgeous basket-ball player, a ver- satile worker, a true Napsite. IRNIA GUTHMAN Irma is one of the girls who up- hold our ideals of North Avenue. She is known to advertisers as an ad-getter of pleasing persistencef' Enjoyable as a companion, active as a worker and a Pi Sigma Kappa, she must surely succeed. ooo ELDREDGE GROVE Eldredge, although quiet around crowds, is, among her close friends, talkative and full of fun. She has outstanding scholastic ability along with a flare for dramatics land Techj. LOUISE HANCOCK One of those girls who contin- ually surprises one with the fact that they can really be as beautiful as a story-book princess, and yet as unassuming. Always immaculate, her hair waved and her nose pow- dered even for an eight o'clock Chemistry class-the belle of the ball always is the same lovely, lov- able Louise. e Ce tm asap Q. U 29 QE C 4 - S-,,, .D Q02 L .S Page 26 1 I xc,0o f P fN f if aparmiun 5. Q CATHERINE HARTRAMPE Lives there a body so bland Who has not tried to find Whose is the roadster so green That leaves all others behind? Well- drawls Kit and you get your face ready for a laugh-not so much at what she says but at the Kit inflection. And what would the Varsity do if Kit hadn't decided to major in athletics? ELIZABETH I-lotus Doing the job well for its own sake, Elizabeth says as she achieves the top in whatever she has under- taken. She always excels in her studiesg is eager, interesting, and livelyg always unselfish and helpful to others. In truth, all in all, she is an ideal girl. ANNE SCOTT I-IARMAN With one smile she captures friends, with a magnetic personality she holds them. She has everything she should have-poise, ability, cheerful disposition, and a sense of humor. The actual truth of the matter is that she is such a good all-round girl that it would take pages-and that can't be. CAROLH'N HOGUE Carolyn is a girl who is needed in such small congenial groups as ours here. In her quiet and unob- trusive way she has found a definite place among us, and by her sym- pathy and thoughtfulness has made many friends. - A QAXQ?- Q39 -Q M K .fish gi1oe Page 27 P Q fs o o xc0o, f to g zxpgpni an MARY HURT To write up Ma1'y-We can't do it. She's perfectly lovely, you know-gentle, charming, attrac- tive. Who would think to find a demure old fashioned miss who has all the charm of those hoopskirt days, coupled with the mind and cleverness of a modern girl? ELIZABETH JONES She is one of the happiest girls we know with a sincerity few possess. Her disposition is marvel- ous-proved by the fact that she can paddle back and forth between Senior Hall and the High School in snow, rain, and slush, and still smile sweetly. MARY HUTCHINSON She always has made us think of Russia and those awfully clever and well-dressed duchesses, with their sophisticated brunette charm. Capable, clever, original, she has been an outstanding member of our class since Junior High days. She has been on the Varsity for two yearsg and she became a Pi Sigma Kappa too. We don't know what Hutchie intends to do, but we know it will be something unusual and fine. NELLE KURTZ Um tra la, she sho has got the pep. No matter whether it is be- fore an examination or before a basket-ball game you can always hear our Ne1le's laugh. She is friendly, has a pleasing personality, and a generous measure of ready wit. She has proved herself a true and loyal friend and Napsite. Ab' Q39 -a e Q-Qifla Ui aww e is O Lil ea Jn as Page 28 12 A dw , 0 is expanntau CHARLOTTE MX'ERS She can be either dignihed or giddy as the occasion demands, but always she is distinctly Charlotte in whatever she does. Vivacious, she has a fine sense of humor and a keen spirit of fun. Her usual reti- cence gives way to wild enthusiasm at the mere mention of such sub- jects as: Charlotte, N. C., internes, etc. etc. .ALNIEIDA PARTEE Priceless jewels are often wrapped in small packages. Almeida is small in stature but large in the qualities which make her a true friend and an adorable girl. We are banking on Almeida to carry on as she has already done. HEATH MERRILL A little girl grown up, a merry laugh indicating a desire for fun tempered by a sense of adult re- sponsibilityg she has dignity, poise. and a quiet vivacity with which she has won our hearts. And had you noticed that she resembles Mary Bryan? KATHERINE NIACNIILLAN Exceedingly wise, fair spoken, and able-this is the way North Avenue at large thinks about Katherine. The quickness of her wit and the ability of her mind interest everyone. W'hen some task is turned over to Katherine by a harassed president she may be de- pended upon to bring home the bacon. And didn't we tell you we just couldn't wait until the Annual came out? A A QD A bf - Qfizf x6 S g Q o QD 6 Q Em QQDEQ Tj l Q- liao.. 0 O Page 29 KQOO, f fa apanuiema VIRGINIA PERSONS To look at Totsy, you would think she was just a cute little trick all the boys fall for. You would never guess she could make modish little frocks with almost no ma- terial at all and so on. She has a saintly feminine charm, a fine mind, a gentle voice, grace, and a charm- ing personality which have endeared her to us. BETTY SHAW Betty is especially blessed as to eyes and eyelashes. Of course you have noticed them, for they are very destructive to one's peace of mind, as many can witness. All sparkling wit and gracious charm, she is an ideal companion. 6 Q00 'Q HELEN RUssELL Helen is a very interesting girl. Although she's quiet and a bit retir- ing, she is very much liked. She is the kind of a friend everybody would like to have. She can always be depended on to do her part graciously. We aren't the only ones who seem to appreciate Helen's good qualities by any means. LOUISE SHERMAN Witty, clever, friendly, and talented-thatls Louise. But she seems delightfully unaware of these good qualities. We expect to hear about her - in distinguished art circles some day. And aren't the Annual drawings just great? Q Q cs Q Em QD Q Q U Dial lion Page 30 . iqlf ft fwstwifm FRANCES SNIPES Everybody in North Avenue from Miss Askew to the janitor's third assistant knows Frances-and is it a wonder? A girl with such talent could not possibly hide it under a bushel. We hate to imagine what would have happened if the Class of '31 hadn't had Frances to play us through. MARGARET STOREY I-Iark, hark, the lark at Heaven's gate sings. But, why limit larks to Heaven only? just look around -what is that ascending the steps from Chemistry Lab, its head raised in song? It is the lark of N. A. P. S., Margaret Stokey. Singing is not her only accomplishment-she has a habit of winning U. D. C. essay prizes. SARAH SIMMS A slim suppleness, tall and straightg a quaint drollnessg quiet, clever witg dark, wavy hair and pleasant, brown eyes. Sarah is very entertainingg Senior Hall stops work to listen when she starts a story. She is entirely attractive and interesting. LILYAN STARR She possesses an air of noncha- lance which is really sophisticated- and charmingly so. Her personality is pleasing. She is friendly with a smile for everyone. NVe won't be the least bit shocked if Lilyan does something along the unusual. A 5- Q00 -o A Q U QD GQ Em I QD Q cv Q 01:50 Quqaoo Page 31 xf:,0o, , P o 3 o o oo KATHRYN WELLING She is always amusing and ready to be amused. We see her flying down Ponce de Leon-her light curly hair blowing, the little red wheels of her car doing ninety miles an hour-gay and light-hearted+ and a good sport. REBECCA YOUNG Dramatic to her finger-tips! As president of the Cecilians she has shown evidences of a practical as well as an artistic mind. A most interesting and varied personality, she is-keen as an arguer fremem- ber cornpone, etc.j, capable as a student Cone of those four in three, you knowj, and fine as a manager. apanniem GZ. Q 1 SARAH WILKERSON A very attractive brunette, rather quiet, liked by everyone. She has a lovely voice and is always ready to help in any possible way. Those who know her best most fully ap- preciate her fine qualities and even those who know her less intimately somehow sense them. Qi is are Q at A U 52.9 ii Q? 'OA 4 ----- 6090 C200 is 4 ,I , Page 32 Q00 f'N3Q'e1pgBf11iunQ Q 'Q cf QQ ,.,,. Jn., Cgfistory of the Glass of '31 Herein you may read fhe hisiory of fhe Class of Thiriy-oneg We'zfe iwriffen onr line--and elosed fhe .hook- for if is done. We eanze fo Naps I0 learn of life, as Freshmen gay. We soon learned fo live in fhe frne Napsife zvay. We eanze again as Sophoniores fo spend anofher yearg We learned mzieh more of life and the zvorlh of friendships dear. When we were finally Inniors we fel! so grown and sage. We were alinosf through our sfory, we had only one more page. We would have gained az' last fhe height' of all our ainz. We would he Seniors- ufell worfh our eozfefed fame. Bat, alas, on r hearfs are heavy and our eyes are filled with fears. The viefory we have won seenzs noi so sweet as in former years. We pu! away our pen- with saddened fhoizghts perhaps. For we are ihroagh-fhere's no more io wriz'e- we are leaving Naps. MARY HUTCHINSON, ,31. Q, moo .4 lb 61 an J .X A C7 30 ' 'fs-xh oQ',.o Qooq L5 Y , Page 33 fi Z if . 'lm If ,J 451, if Ein: .' ,. ,, 4 in -, 'IL 1 HIV! H 1'.,Q' 1, 'mei .vgizzzfz f:::,:':: xc....... 93? l' '41 QQ ,J Inu . 25 -QEIQS? 2122214 '::E::' 522513 S iiliii .. Ti! :JI 'L ' ? .L: ,. . 9 gigysi. , x,.:: I .2 Luigi ig-me . ::1.g,,1,-, 555231.22 fevnicz' X ' 213211, Ji 71?-fggjl WHEV'-11' 1 .EU ::,:f' xr 4' '. .' V 1 1:1 W 1 X , 1 , f , 5: .yay i5 A , 1. . 2 P MCM , 0 , ., Napaunrfan Qlass will FULTON COUNTY, CITY OF ATLANTA, STATE OF GEORGIA To the Student Body of N. A. P. S.: We, the Seniors of 1931, being of a sound mind and memory and having attained legal age, do hereby make our last Will and Testament Alas, from Naps zve'll go away, Anal ai a far off College slay! So, now our Will yon bere are folal. Observe if, all, bofla young ana' olrl. ITEM I. For fbe Seniors of TlJirz'y-fwo We leave Senior Hall and Perkylv Me Here fbey'll final no peace nor quiet? And very ban' fooa' for a sfnrlious aliei. ITEM II. To flae same we give fbe rare perfunie Waffecl from flae Chemistry room. May flaey en joy flae szueef eblorine -Oil! Anil fbe funny explosions we laazfe seen. ITEM III. We' leave ibe Sopbs, lnosf rleserzfilzg, Our greaf falenf in iinfoil-preserzing, The wonflerful 'way we do win The paper-sales we enfer in. ITEM IV. Our famous Opera Company wills To flae Frosb of '32, ifs frills. May flaey now sing ancl rlie eaeb year Anil slab fbeir frienfls zuiflmuf a fear. Q, Q00 -a fa A C7 QD QQ- LIU -QDA C C g Jian hge.. P 4 A apgqgnian ITEM V. To Mrs. Moore we gladly will The wriflaing snakes of olel Virgil g To ber we leave fbe plofs of Prose In fact, all Laiin and its zvoes. ITEM VI. To pafienf Miss Hafelaer zve leave fbe laope Of flae Mafb sinelenfs flJa1' never lnope Over fbe zviles of Algebra Bnf eleligbf in every formula. ITEM VII. Last 'we beqneafb fo Miss Askew Tlse love flsaf is so jnsfly flue. To ber ive give our grafefzil ilaanles For living flyrongla our eliilelisb pranks. ITEM VIII. Anil lasf, to clear ola' NAPS, zve give A love flaaf will lasf zvlJere'er ive live. May Ibis love burn brigbf, never grow olrl, Willa inenzories of our Green anfl Golcl. We, the undersigned, with the Faculty as witnesses, have executed our seal and signature on this the 2d day of June, 1931. THE CLASS OF '31. By: MARGARET STOKEY. A 6 ooo .6 Q A J Fw. Q' Q7 QD GQ U11 QD Q? .ff-Q0 02,00 LS , Pg 5 jp 0 G? FN Q9gf ' ,Q ss? D 21135 1112111 Excerpts gram the fDiary of ct 'Prophetess SEPTEINIBER 1, 1941 ARRIVED in Paris today, and like all tourists, I am delighted with the city. I spent today Hbumming' around town, and writing letters to my friends at home. I visited the Louvre and spent several hours among the pictures, but of course it was impossible to see all I wanted to there. Hope to return again soon. I went to opera tonight and heard La Tosca. Am hoping to see some of my friends here whom I have not seen since Naps' days. SEPTEMBER STH Today I went to a fashionable modiste shop just opened yesterday, which has taken Paris by storm. Imagine my surprise on finding out that the Marie', and Suzette of the shop were none other than Dorothy Ewing and Lilyan Starr. However, I was not so surprised, for they always had such darling clothes when I knew them at Naps. They told me about the great success Louise Hancock and Betty Shaw have had in their Interior Decorating Shop, which is the most exclusive in Paris. They invited me to go tonight to see Marjorie Bennett and Dot Davidson who are dancing at the Folies Bergeref' but I had already promised to go to a concert given by Margaret Stokey, assisted by Elizabeth Hollis, pianist, and Mildred Davis, violinist. The concert was lovely, and I was overjoyed to see Jennie Champion in a nearby box. She told me of her marriage to a Russian Prince. Her jewels were magnihcent, and she had a rep- resentative from Marion Fugitt's Detective Agency to accompany her always, for pro- tection. After the concert we went to a new night club that had been opened by a popular Parisian entertainer Yvonne, but believe it or not,', Diary Dc-ar, it was none other than jane Crenshaw. After she sang If I Could Be With You One Hour Tonightf, a song she has made famous, she Came to our table for a little chat. She told me of the wonderful progress Louise Sherman has made in art, and said that Louise was having an exhibition the next day, with the famous sculptor, Kathryn Welling. SEPTEMBER 10TH Other triumphs are to be added to the long list for Naps! Mary Hutchinson's latest play opened last night with Charlotte Myers and Evelyn Fluker in the cast, and as Almeida Partee wrote in her daily newspaper column, It is the most astounding success to be seen in Paris for many years. I went to the play last night and was thrilled to see Helen Russell, who has just married a successful young contractor. They are spending their honeymoon in Europe. I waved frantically to her, and between acts she and her husband came to see me. She told me about the great success Kit Hartrampf has had as a doctor, and said that Kit has opened an oiiice in New York, with Katherine MacMillan, who is also a doctor of great fame and popularity. 4 After the play we went to a cabaret and at the next table from us we saw Janet Campbell, Mildred Day, and Lillian Fairlie who are traveling in Europe to gather material for their latest book, See America First-and Why. We had a pleasant talk with them and I found out that they had come over on one of the boats owned by Harriet Coley's new steamship company, and that Lucille Brown added much to their pleasure on the voyage. She was the charming hostess on the boat. Q Z Q7 l O 6 CS, Q like i ie TDP ' Page 36 o 'gx .A 0 wooo , Q A 3113551113111 but SEPTEMBER 17TH The papers from home arrived today. I spent two pleasant hours reading American news. I was happy to see that Heath Merrill, Carolyn Hogue, Nelle Kurtz, and Sarah XVilkerson made their radio debut last week with great success. Their last number was Bright Bickerstaff's latest hit, and won great acclaim from the critics. The papers had great headlines on the front page which interested me greatly. They announced that Mary Hurt, the talented American pianist, had won the Prix de Rome, thereby gaining the distinction of being the youngest American girl ever to have won it. In my mail was a circular from Scribner's Publishing House announcing Dorothy Jean Alexander's latest novel, which is said to be surpassing her last Best Seller. I also received news that Elizabeth Alexander had won a medal for junior Red Cross Service, donated by the philanthropist, Rebecca Young, and would go to New York to receive the medal from Miss Young in person. The brilliant exploits of the class of '31 are not lacking at home, I see. NOVELIBER lsr I have at last settled in London, and am quite happy here despite my regrets over leaving Paris. I went sight-seeing today, and while in Trafalgar Square I met Sarah Simms, dressed in the smartest of clothes. She told me that she had married the Earl of Buckingham several months ago, and would be presented to the Court of St. James that evening. XVe had lunch at a dear English tea room and had a grand time there. This afternoon I went to the speaking cinema to see a good old American mov- ing picture. It was very enjoyable, and the leading lady, Mara Chew, was especially good. She was so very familiar that I puzzled all the evening trying to decide whom she reminded me of. A few minutes ago while looking in a magazine I found that Mara was none other than Dora Aldred, who had recently been starred in motion pictures, and who has been making great progress in ingenue roles. NovEmBER 2 STH Today I read such an interesting article on advertising by Irma Guthman in the London Gazvffv. In the editor's note I learned that Irma is the business manager of the largest newspaper in America. She has certainly used her Naps' training well. This afternoon I went shopping and met Virginia Persons. She is looking as charming as ever, and told me news concerning other Naps girls. It seems that she and Carolyn Cole are the proud chatelaines of a chateau at Sovigny, France, and are in London visiting Eldredge Grove. Eldredge is the manager of a very popular shop in London which is patronized by Oxford students. Anne Scott Harman, who is head of the History Department at Agnes Scott College is going to visit them next year, and they are planning a joyful reunion. JANUARY lsr I received a letter from the States today telling me of the Beauty Salon that has been opened on Fifth Avenue by Elizabeth jones and Frances Carlin. They number the elite of New York as their patronesses. The same letter brought news of the remarkable progress and achievement of Dorothea Blackshear, who is the foremost American architect today. My stay in Europe will soon be over, and I'll return to America. Am so anxious to see my friends and talk over old timesg but I hate to leave this lovely country. Isn't it strange, Diary Dear, how peculiar fate has been? All the predictions and prophecies that were made in '31 seem to have been fulfilled, even beyond the greatest expectations. However, I'm not surprised, for I always predicted great things for the girls of the Class of '31, didn't I, Diary Dear? FRANCES SNIPES, '31, E' 000 .6 e o can Q' , J lf?-go. Page 37 xiao, o , Q fx 9 FQ apsuutuu enior ,Songs 0:4 Firsf Place, Sing Song 1931 Shamrock, We're all behind you, Wave high the Green and Gold, For there is nothing half so glorious, As to see our school Victorious. We've got the team, girls, We've got the steam, girls, So keep on fighting, don't give in! S-H-A-M-R-O-C-K Shamrock-will win! A Bunch, '31 +20 Fight, ight, iight, for North Avenue, Win this victory, Get that ball, we're bettin' on you all, Best East or West we know you'll all do your bestg So on, on, on, girls, fight to the end! Glory and honor you must win! So fight, fight, fight, for North Avenue, And victory!! E. H., '31 4:4 O NAPS, thy name we love, Itls you we'll ere think of, O NAPS, the school we love so dear. And time with all its fame XVill ne'er erase the name 0f NAPS, the school we love so dear. There's no school just like it in all of the land, And for all its teachings we'll ere try to stand. Our hearts will ever hold The love of Green and Gold For NAPS, the school we love so dear. O NAPS, thy name we love, It's you we'll ere think of, O NAPS, the school we love so dear, And no matter what we do I Our hearts will turn to you, To NAPS, the school we love so dear, There's no school just like it in all of the land, And for all its teachings we,ll ere try to stand. So here's to memories Of days that used to be At NAPS, the school We love so dear. Words and Music by FRANCES SNIPES, '31 efqvasyawaf e Q5 G QU 6 3 lm KF? f1 S 'L Jgqo cisco X5 g-Q ,,,,-J Page 38 0 Q Mniofrs 2 an N Q Ou P 9 ld DO- ' ' u-f , , x A.. lil! X '5!!E?'o Vwx UWQ' xp ffx xg L x., X134 41 bm N UO o 's an - 2 Aix fl 295 V X if at lf: , if S nh i I X! Y' ai gw A ' ' W' .r ' A ' , . fi Me, 1 wa 9 sis EC or, 1 'H ' -, 9? An fl :'!f N-' , 4 ' I 5 X 1 ruff. f D5 3' 77- f .5 'A GW X ffl, .' 1:1 Y I xy'-A, -t ,Q f ' ' 1 X - - its is iQ - I L4 L ' Q 1 F 4 +2 ,, ,, L S .'g,. ' - - ' 5 lk. .. :lub '2 'V r - 4..- xv - M '---- t-:-,-..,g -..,. A' ,LQN A as Ol' il , Q4-en and 3791 .1 Iva ' ad WL i 3 xQ9gf A apannism Glass of IQ32 COLORS: Green and White FLOWER: Red Rose MOTTO: Never Say Die OFFICERS First Semesfer Second Semester SARAH DOBBS . . . . President . . . . SARAH DOBBS EMILY WINSHIP . . Vice-Presirlent . . LUCILLE LOGAN MARY PATTON . . . Secretary . . EILOISE HOPKINS DELPHINE JONES . . Treasurer . . . MURIEL PIERCE H 5' Goa 'Q S-57 Q A Q D Gig' I ' 55,00 Page 40 P 0 FN coo ' A as apanmau ,dxqafx ,, A- , Glass of IQ32 IQATHERINI: BPTTY HELEN BROWN MARION BRYSON ELIZABETH BRIDGES LOUISE CHAFFIZE NIARGARET CI-IESHIRE SARAH CRAIG I SARAH DOBBS n X7IRGINIA GAINES MARX' HAX'ENS JEAN HICKS ELOISE HOPKINS DELPHINE JONES CRI SUE JONES LUGILLE LOGAN MARGARIJI' NICA'Ill.LLN LOUISE NEEL SARAH JYICHOLS NANCY ORRIIQ MARION OYERSHINLR MARY PATTON KATHRYN PEAGOGR LAMAR PESGHAU , IVIURIEL PIERCE JULIA RAGIN IVIARY RAGIN ADELINE ROUNTREE MARY SNOW JUANITA TATE MILDRED XVILLIAMSON ' ANITA MURPHY 1 ENIILY XVINSHIP FRANCES XVOOTTEN Q7 Q00 fa 9 43 J CB Q' UD 'QD ' f ,, L,,, , Q. C Q39 Q J ecgbqo QDOQ L3 Page 41 p Ps Q91 Q ,Q 0 Q if Napanntan unior Songs North Avenue, we love you, Think there's none above you, And we'll love you evermore. We'll forget you never, You're the one we're ever for. Ever! Ever! We will sing your praise, Never! Never! Cease our songs to raise. North Avenue, we love you, Think there's none above you, And we'll love you evermore. S. D., '32 0:0 Come on, you Napsites-let's win this game, Come on you boosters-let's shout for fame, Other teams better watch out, When our Varsity starts to Hght, Napsites, we'll win this game. S. D., '32 0 0,0 The Varsity's out upon the Held, The referee blows the whistleg Our forwards make a pass and then- Pop-goes a goal! We keep this up all through the game, We never stop or falter, XVe'll make our name-give Naps some fame, Whoops-We've won a victory! M. MCM., '32 0:0 XVe're pulling for you, Shamrock Team, We're yelling to you, Shamrock Teamg We know you will win. And you always will send, Happy mem'ries to Naps-Shamrock Team. XVe're loyal to you, Shamrock Team, XVe'll ever be true, Shamrock Team, We're counting on you, For we know you'll come thru, S0 here's luck to you-Shamrock Team! A. R., '32 o. J., 'sz ,Q A 5 ,V Q35 -6 X QQ? w e Q Em TUE? -da 02550 :goo LS - .- Page 42 .J 3 -T! K 'N x, N X J ,Aix Q, an XGX ff x Rf' If 538'-'ui' V -Nr!ai'ui,N ,-'SVI' -VQW1' '1Er5v- Tr E fm'lmu4? th X' . Y -' ' gg ,fi-xx. K b X yl E-3 X 1 X- fx! - ' 'Q ff Q 5 ' A 5 , 3 1 xx v Jff W - - - -4 'Q ,sw . p gy , f - ff ,X , gg K ' 6NfW'7'M 32 V ':, 5, 9' , ' iw L 9 ' I, ' NX i 1 ' '4 , Q ' , 'feffin P51 16. ' . N- I 'ii' 1 i Xl U A ' BF rl X.. A I I 55 LS. 1 ell' 'Q ' - - f - . ...A A ,Las Ls! Ophomores is C api-Eniun Glass of IQ33 COLORS! Blue a1m7Go1c1' FLOWER: Cbl'JfSHlIfh67l1Zl7lZ MOTTO: If ailff fbf' imfivirlzzul Or fbc' army ax n whole But tba cwerlaslizzg fC'llIlZlU0l'k Of every blooming 501113, OFFICERS First Semesfer Seronn' Semexier ST. JOHN BARNXVELL . . President . . . . FRANCES HAVEN ELOISA ALEXANDER . . Vice-President ..... FRANCES SCHWAB MARY MALONE . . . . Secreiary . . . MARGARET LEE COLBERT CATHERINE CARSON . . Treasurer . . . . PICKETT HYNES by Q00 -a ,Q Q 0 QD GQ Im QD Q Q9 Q ffib 51:2-:,O,. . Page 44 N500 f S A apsnnianpm 'R C0 ELQISA ALLX.fXNDl:R NIARION BAUGHN ST. jol-IN BARNAYELL NANCY BOST VIRGINIA BRADSI-IAxv LOUISE BRQWN CATHERINE CARSON BI.-XRY CARTER MARGARET LEE COLBERT FRANCES CRAWFORD THYRZA ELLIS ADELINA HALL FRANCLS I-IAVENS PICRETT HYNE5 AUDREY JACOBY KATHERINE JONES MARY KNEALE EUGENIA KNIGHT lass of IQ33 XIAKX AIALONI AIARY CLAIRI- AIAA' FRANRIE KIARBIQRY AIARX CARY AIAYNARD ELIZABIQTH NIORGAN BEVERLY PEFIRLES HI.LIaN PITAIAN THERESA Poma LUCY R.-XUSCHENBERG NI.-KRTHA ROGERS FRANCES SGHAYAB AILEEN SEYMOUR CLLESTE SMITH KATHLEEN SMITH IVIIRIAJW THOMAS PEGGY ULRTCH CALLENDER WELTNER HARRIET XVISEBERG MYRTH IVICCRACKEN ROSE MARY ZOLL A Q? E7 A Qizg, A 3 6 Q UD Qofp J A U fav Q53 G A af .,, 05.3 Q50 L5 ' Page 45 0,00 f5 Sophomore Songs Second Place. Sing Song 1931 Onward we're marching, marching along for dear old NAPS, Up then and Cheer girls, hearty and strong for dear old NAPS. For her the honor, for us the Work Ever shall be. Up then and forward, never we'll shirk, Marching on to victory! s sf. J. B., 33. ofo Here's to the Green and Gold waving foreverg Flag of North Avenue and may it droop never- Sing a song for our flag today, Cheer for the team to play, As on to the goal we fight our way, For dear old NAPS. M. C. M., '33. L. B., '33. sfo North Avenue we sing to thee, Loyal and true welll ever beg We are singing for your fame, . To glorify and praise your nameg Green and Gold our colors true, North Avenue we sing to you. E. A., '31 P. U., '33. , vb- 000 -4 fe 6 Q ,QD ' gf Q olfbgo I ion LS Q U tan l E3 A Page -16 5gzi .k ,.gfsez'3's5...wE5vz-z jp- B9 Q H A5-iyx, l x ,af sf' AINJ if LX-f X-Q. lv 6 ig? J .fr nf' QS, I' Ee X 'D :N 6 4- U H- it Us gras hmen 2 apgfiniun X COLORS: Purple and Gold MOTTO: First Semester ELIZABETH BLACKSHEAR . . CHARLOTTE GRANBERRY . EI.1sE FOSTER . . . GLADYS LANTZ . Glass of 1934 FLOWER: Daffodil Possznnus quia posse vidcmur Sefona' Swrzester . President . . . . BARBARA SELMAN . . Vice-Presiderzt ..... JEANNE WOODS . Secretary . . . ANNA BELLE WATSON . Treasurer .... MARY JOYCE PAPY Winners of Freshman-Sophomore Stuxit, 1930 Mistresses of Napsella CNaps' Silver Elephantj , Q, UO -9 Q5 C Q Q QD X 9 c EL G' Q Lao., .i Page 48 A apginiau 41, S Glass TQJU ELNORA BARNES GLADYS LANTZ POLLY BARNWELL ANGEL LATHAN1 ELIZABETH BLACRSHEAR HARRIET MOORE MARX' BLANCHARD NIARY JOYCE PAPY FRANCES CARMICHAEI, JEAN PORTER ELISE FOSTER ANNE RUCRER BETTY FUGITT MARIE SHERAN1 CHARLOTTE GRANBERRY RUTH SCRUGOS SARAH GREENE BARBARA SELLIAN HELEN HOFFNIAN CHRYSANTHY TUNTAS ROSA HOXY'ARD BETTY WEITHINGTON MARJORIE JAMESON ANNA BELLE WATSON MARGARET JONES JEANNE WOODS DOROTHY JOHNSON FRANCES YOUNG Qgff '19 Q J cs Q tm Q0 Q C7 039, C30 QA I-xg ee. q Q30 L3 f Page 49 F '53 fx Goo O 0 Q .gtg f frvilwwm on Ctilreshman ,Songs ozo On North Avenue, on North Avenue, Come on, win another gameg Play the circles 'round the other team And keep your spirits ere the same. On team, on team! You'll come out on top, Once you start you'll never, never stop. On North Avenue, on North Avenue, Come on Win another game. E. B., '34 420 Our school life here brings us mem'ries dear, Of happiness and glee, Each day slips by like a butterfly, To be called days that used to be. But when we're through, Naps, we'll think of you, And all for us you've done. But todayls today, let us laugh and play, Hide the shadows behind the sun. E. F., '34 6 9.9 XVe're betting, we,re cheering that youlre going to win this game, So come on, Naps Varsity, and win for us more fame. XVe're rooting, welre yearning, for another marvelous goalg So come on, Naps Varsity, and give us all you hold. Go get that ball and hold it to the floor, Play toward that basket as you've done before. XVe,re betting, We're cheering that you're going to win this game. So come on, Naps Varsity, and live up to your name. ,. C. G., 34 0:0 Come on, Naps Team, come on, Naps Team, Play this game ere the same: You've got the spirit, come on use it. Fight! Fight! Fight! And win tonight. E. B., '34 v Q00 -a Q Q U QD og LIU cap Q t eg fi-2? .filo bet. Page 50 7 .-f ff' Y I ' ,..,f-- Y' - -, . X ' f fX w X X f-Xfxx X I X 'XX iff Eg I ' . 'I Vvii AJ., 3 - ,fx ,,', ' ' li 'f f G Y ' If 5 df' , 1 5 f W1 jf Q ly To ATHLETICS .Sheff '44 ',:- A. . , ,su . ' 5P Xi.5 , ,. ' ., ta, ' h'7F,'fYA' Y ix pd 1--V ' K ' X'11:,. .- ' Q . 1 U , - 1 ffl., . . 'frf . - ' 634 1' , x- qi-4.35 - ' .I i' .1 ' 1 . ? my ff .' 1 ' , 2 'Gui , - 51795 rf - Xs. -, ' . .-:L -E - :raft s iq-nb ,n :I , j.57e? a ..f. l .. , mln L ', x -4.1:-mr.: Ib apatluiuu is , Sing-,Songs at Mlps XVhere the river of School Spirit flows Down to the sea of Song it goes. Then each class enters in to compete With original songs, loud and sweet, In Iove for dear old Naps. Thus the beloved Sing-Song Sea Is brim full of song and glee, And the tunes and words that take Are the ones that most awake Love for dear old Naps! 0:0 Pt1l'0l'ifL' Songs-1950-3 I LEAD ON TO VICTORY Lead on to victory, Bring clown the foe, Fight for North Avenue You will win we know, we know. Our colors wave o'erhead, You'll bring us through Roll up the score and then A cheer, I1 cheer, our Varsity, for you. SING-SONG, 1930 ozo FIGHT SONG Fight, fight, fight for North Avenue Win this victory. Get that ball, we're betting on you all. Best East or West, we know you'll all do your best So on, on, on girls, Fight to the end. Glory and honor you must win. So fight, iight, Hght for North Avenue And Victory. SING-SONG, 1931 o :T 5 7 U Q '5 Q 2 4:0 Q 1 S I fy X 0 M y Page 53 4. 1.4 r- ,p- I E A. ' . Wifi. 521, .. . Mus: ,K v Jfi-A ,, 1 -. , ! , -. ,. n 1' I s , G l 1 ffl 4,.,,. sf' f dv 15 - n f.' . , r V 'JA Y 4 .x r , 0 1500 ll o A erpsnuraugi CGPLC Slmmrocks To you nzeuzbers of our Varsify, we femler our real fbalzks. You represeni fbe very besz' fbafs in our goozlly ranks. YOIl,l'0 played flae game for good olel Naps anal always been aware Tbaf vieforyis bu! a bollow worn' if fbe ga111e's Hof on llae square. Eaeb nzenzber of fbe Ieaiifs worked lyarrl, bas followed every rule Anel represeufefl on ilae eourf fbe ideals of our sebool. Our roofers lJazfe been loyal, bofla in zfiefory and rlefeaf, For our Varsify,s always flarillea' us aufl eaeb game bas been a freaf. A1161 now a woral abou! our eoaebg foo mzieb eamzof be said Abou! Miss 1Vallaer's helpfulness and bow wisely sbe bas lefl. Tbe players all in afier years, aaa' loyal roofers, foo, Will poilzf wills pride fo ber good worle az' olcl Norib Avenue. CHARLOTTE MYERS, '31. GAMES Sacred Heart ,,,eA,. . Elberton ...,,, , Jonesboro Monroe .,...,,, ,, Fulton High ,.,,,,, Athens High .,..,,.. Anniston ,,..... Rome ,,,,.iii.,...,,.,,,,,i,.,, 9 10 17 37 12 26 35 21 Washington Seminary ,,..,,,,,, ii,i,,, 1 8 Naps Naps Naps Naps Naps Naps Naps Naps Nnps 16 26 46 17 33 22 27 36 13 Q- 'H vile, if -a A fx, A E Q Q- ,iso 4:43 Page 54 0 f fs 9 FQ N' O .fmwmw A fffm . 'f, f I 7 I 5 ' I , Mlrhlcrzc CASSOCILIIIOH Cul URN1 Urn rr mmf Ciulkf I-1 uxx 1 la: SIHIIIIMM fc Ol I ll l RS Axxl 51 orr Hxmixx .,.... . . l'rn1.ln1! Louis! lilmxx x . . . . . . Nm 11-mm jus: l'lllNI X'i'xx1x11 ......,,. , . . . l'n.n fy 'HI I li 1.l-.XIJI RS N11 ll Krnm , , . . II1.:Ll fffuw' I.-.nfrr P1c,r.x L'l lkli ll ,,..,,. Mm!,.'ul Lux Rusmxxxulu, . .,.,., wrldul A U Q0 '9 Vx. Y JD QQ QW QCSBQO I .2200 L5 f Page 55 xco, o , 0 fx ' apanmau 631, j i Varsify 1931 NIARION FUGITT, Cuplnin BIARY HUTCHINSON, Alf. Cnphliu CIATHERINE HARTRAMPF ANNE SCOTT HARMAN CARQLYN Com: Douornm BL.xcxsHE,m Louise SHERMAN DELm-nm: JONES bf hoo '5 Q 9 is D 6 UD D Q Q G Q QL Q f Q , .0 , 459.0 Citgo 1 T, sn - Page 56 mf'NfX-T Q . C50 fi N-fff J My Lf ffqifx if CR imfaf' x k'!'f 5-ff: 1' vi ,E-1 ,-,' ,EH ,,x. g, Y E.,-- , ' , ki? ff? 'X TG X Txicrfr. fxx' ,QT ' 5 , -. 5 , ,SJ , x '-pXkv'xixi :NN'f V' 5' - T'T ' '5 A' J T' E' AXJWQQ Vmfsify 1931 MARY KNEALE THIZRESA POPE LOUISE BROWN KATHERINE JONES BETTY FUGITT FRANCES Scx-IWAB ELIZABETH BLACRSHEAR MARY HAVENS X E QQQ 4 , RC ENE, Q94 sifgvif U3 Tafzdyfffax Q MW D QQ fiigoo Page 57 apgqgniaug is 'T enior Team BASKET-BALL CHAMPIONS 1930-31 F0ru'ur'J,s MARION FUGITT LOUISE HANCOCK ANNE SCOTT i'1ARM.-KN Ccrzlrrx DQRQTHEA BLACKSHEAR M.afu' PIUTCHINSON Lomsu SHERMAN CAROLTN COLL CHARLOTTE MYERS BRIGHT BICKERSTAFF Gmmlx CATHTLRTNIH HARTYRALXPF, Cizpluiu EVLLYN FLUKER BETTY SHAW Q, -0 03 Q A ' f , g x:.?g 6 Cl EU gm LZ ,,, f Q A Q V9 Q, ogg goo W J W! fan. Q00 Lb L11-XT f u Page 58 o faN ? o Xcoo, f Q: apsnniau f 3 3 I A -C I 4. . .41 ' , lu.: 1 - W . ,!,. V A f .,- I ff Qlass iBasketffBall Teams FRESHMAN ELIZABLIH BLACKSI-ILAR BETTY FUGITT, Caplum RUTH Sckuccs ANNA BELLE WATSQN CHARLoIrE GRANBERRY HELEN HOFFSIANN jI:AN PORIER ANNE RUCKER POLLY BARNwELL NIARJORIE jAxIEsoN GLADYS I.AN'rz JEANNE Wooos SOPHOMORE Forlnunlx THIRESA Pon-E, Cufvlunz FRANCES SCHWAB Ross MARY ZQLL Crutrrs ELoIsA ALEXANDER LOUISE BROWN T1-IYRZA ELLIS NIARY CARY MAYN G1mn1'.I MARY MALONE MARY KNEALE LUCY RAUSCI-IENBERE BEVERLY PEE:-LES HELQQ PIIRIAN ARD JUNIOR ORI SUE joNIfs MARY SNQII' EAIILI' WINSI'-III' VIRGINIA GAINIS JEAN Hlcxs DELPHINE -IONES. Caphnn MILDRED WILLIAMSON MARY HAVENS SARAH NICI-IoLs ADELINE ROUNTREE fair Q QD 6 Q im ,QD PQ Q ' Effie' 12,2 L5 A iw Page 59 iqlf V A O 7 ' FQ Q 0 -Q I apsnnrau I I I . I I I I I I ! I Glass Swimming Cgeams SOPHOMORE TEANI, CHAMPIONS 1?30-31 FRANCES CRAWFORD EUGENIA KNIGHT -IHYRZA ELLIS NIARY CARY IVIAYNARD IVIARY KNEALE FRANCES SCHNVAB KATHERINE JONES, Captain FRESHMAN JUNIOR SENIOR POLLY BARNNVELL SARAH DOBBS NIARION FUGITT NIARY BLANCHARD VIRGINIA GAINES ANNE SCOTT HARMAN HELEN IMIOFFIAANN MARION OYERSHINER CATHERINE HARTRAMPF GLADYS LANTZ MARX' PATTON IRMA GUTHMAN HARRIETT MOORE NI,-RRY SNOW HEATH TVIERRILL JEAN PORTER NIILDRED WILLIAMSON LOUISE SHERMAN, Captain JEANNE WOODS EMILY XVINSHIP, Cupfaiu BETTY FUGITT. Cuptaifz f C A Q A bf Qug, -4 mx QQYQ XZ- Q S- an ' U Q cu Im -:wp R O.,.,!g 530 CA i., Gout QQ-:Y L5 - 4 Page 60 v'1xvX' W .1 .1 ' , ' Y - ' ' ' La If Y I.. , - N: .Z .- ' . '- 1 X-X , xx fx 1 P' ' 3 P- 5 f f' 1 uf J nh G H I.. 1 I' N .1 x sr 'Y v . 1, PQ , X. H L- .Af 65.19 .f - ' T 4 Y X V ' , M X ww- ' ' ah E NK . 'X .4 - , A' 5 .,,,.4' ' - .ff A x' X A x A kj-V.fQN4? ,Q,g1,ggfL -1 . X X x 'A . 1 ,W M-f-fw - ' S- x. X as N Ng . ',. 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X ' X NAPSQNIAN X I 9 3 I f ' ' I ' S Published by the Students r of E TPIE NORTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN SCHOOL ATLANTA, GEORGIA .LEM QXYTN30 . V!! I A apgguiun Q Mlpsonian ,Staff KATHERINE MACMILLAN . . Editor-in-Chia IRMA GUTHMAN . . . Business Manager MARY HUTCI-IINSON . . Litc'rnryE1litor LOUISE SHERMAN . . . Art Editor CATHERINE CARSON . . Asfistant Bzzsinass Manager DELPHINE JONES . . Assistant Literary Editor FRANCES YOUNG . . .- Alumnae Editor MARION FUGITT . . . Staff Photographer MISS TI-IYRZA ASKEW' . . Faculty Advisor , b- Q00 -a Q Y E Q U , 55?-so If Q WA.. Page 64 Qqif O G fwwww fPi Sigma Kappas OFFICERS Firsf Scnmxlrr Svmmf Svnzfsfcr BRIGHT BICKERSTAFF . . . . Prvsidenf . . . BRIGHT BICKERSTAFF KATHERINE MACMILLAN . . Trvaszzrcr . . ELIZABETH HOLLIS Miss ETHEL PHARR . . . . . . . Farully Advisor ROLL ELIZABETH ALEXANDER ELDREDGE GROVE BRIGHT BICKERSTAFF IRMA GUTHMAN DOROTHEA BLAcKsHEAR ELIZABETH HOLLIS CAROLYN COLE MARY HUTCPIINSON KATHERINE MACMILLAN Pi Sigma Kappa is an honorary scholarship society whose name suggests advance in wisdom and-. It is composed of those girls who at the end of the Junior year have the highest rank in scholastic standing. Its charter members were from the class of '24. E off- Q A l Q Q Q Q .ff-20 it-2200 J Page 65 A fweuuiflu all Q . I Qlcmnaps OFFICERS Firxi Sf'IIIt'S1'l'l' Svf'0114I'S1'111vsfcI' NIZLLE KURTZ ..... . . Prvsiu'v11I' . . BRIGHT BICRERSTAFF MISS SPENCER MCGAUGHEI' . . . . ..... DirI'c'1'0r ROLL BRIGHT BIQRERSTAEE Q3RI SUE JONES CATHERINE I-IARTRARIPE NFLLE KURTZ CAROLYN I-IOGUE MARGARET R4CMILLEN ELIZABETH HOLLIS BARBARA SIELMAN LOUISE SHERMAN The musical talents of North Avenue are represented by our orchestra, Clannaps. It was organized in 1926 by Miss Spencer McGuughey. bf V00 Z Q l D 6 UI! D Q E Q ' Q Q .,f5,'910 9200 Page 66 9 C I 1 I .1-v.-,. grvwr- 4 - ,as-1.1. -.- 18 Qirl flQ5eWes OFFICERS MARION OYERSHINER . .... ..,. P rcxizlcuz' DELPHINE JONES . . Vire-Presidmzf SARAH NICHOLS .... . Secretary ELIZABETH ALEXANDER . . . . Treasurer MISS SARAH TATE . . . . . . Family At1'l'iS07' ROLL ELIZABETH ALEXANDER ELOISA ALEXANDER MARION BAUGHN MARION BRYSON MARY CARTER SARAH DOBBS ELISE FOSTER VIRGINIA GAINES MARX' HAVENS JEAN HICKS PICRETT HYNES DELPHINE JONES ORI SUE JONES SARAH NICHOLS MARION ON'ERSHINER MARX' PATTON ADELINE ROUNTREE MARY SNOW PEGGY ULRIGH lWILDRED XVILLIAMSON EMILY WINSHIP ROSE MARY ZOLL The Girl Reserves Were organized in 1929 under the supervision of Miss Ware. MOTTO: As a Girl Reserve I will try to face life squarely, to 'rind and give the best. f E no it M' 'R QE QD W Q Q QD I Q Q Q' f-'fab , 22,00 Page 67 Q92f 0 A expaumem l l l Qecilians . COLORS: Black and Gold OFFICERS First Semesier Second Semester REBECCA YOUNG . . . . President . . . . . REBECCA YOUNG LILYAN STARR . . . . Vice-Prcsidezzf . . ST. JOHN BARNWELL ST. JOHN BARNNVELL . . . Secretary . A. . ELIZABETH MORGAN ELDREDGE GROvE .... Tr:-asurer . . . ELDREDGE GROVE FACULTY ADVISORS' MRS. WINFREY PEEK MRS. SIDNEY KENNEDY The Cecilians well represent us in dramatic ability. We eagerly look forward to their two yearly performances, which have always been a credit to our school. The first play was given in 1921 under the direction of Miss Cecilia Cain. Page 68 A 3PE.iZUi'aU Qecilicms ROLL ST. JOHN BARNWELL KATHERINE JONES MARJORIE BENNETT NELLE KURTZ LOUISE BROWN MARY MALONE JENNIE CHAMPION MARY CARY MAYNARD f- EVELYN FLUKER ELIZABETH MORGAN ELISE FOSTER CHARLOTTE MYERS ELDREDGE GROVE MARY PATTON CATHERINE I-IARTRAMIHE MARIE SHERAM CELESTE SMITH PEGGY ULRIGH REBECCA YOUNG HONORARY MEMBERS MISS MARY ELLIS MISS JOSEPHINE WALKER This year the Cecilians gave as their fall play Her Step-Husbandng and as their Spring play The Irresistible Marmadukef' ,L A Y -XV' -4 A 5:1-QE., Page 69 P A Kmf , 0 023 d- Q Red Gross ouncil EMILY WINSHIP . ..... . Scbool Rejm'se1zfafiz'e ELIZABETH ALEXANDER . . . Senior MARY SNOW . . . . . junior MARY CLAIRE MAY . . Sophomore JEAN PORTER . . . . . . Freshman MISS ETHEL PHARR . . 'Farulfy Advisor Red Cross service has always existed at North Avenue, but since 1928 there has been an organization under our own Council. XVe do our best to help those who are unable to help themselves. , ooo 2 QVQA Q' N' ' Q w QD GQ tm D Q cn A Jfzo QTQQOQ L3 A Page 70 2 apgguiau 5. 'Q qrench Cllula Comms: Sl.lll'l' izuil Bluff: l:l.0NX'lR: IJIKIII' III' LII OFFICYRS DOROTHX' lixxlxc . . . . . . . . . PI'uII.lI'I1f IiLIz,xIaIfrH ALELINULII Vfrr-PI-Iwi.lI'IIt NlARlON Fuc.ITI . , . Sur:-vr.II'3 ELIZABI-TH HOLl,lS .... ..,. T I'uIIIIII'I'I' Mas. Siuxm Krxxim' . . . . . I'.II'I1ll-I .'lil!l'IN' ROLL Dunornx' jus Atimxntn Aluuox l-Lc.Ir1 Mvvrvx UvIIuIIIxI-Ia EII.'ABt'In Aiixxxntii X'IIu.is:.x Guxn Xlxm Pxrrux Mfxujonli, Brxxnr EI Inu nI.I Gunn Kxilmx x I'I vm I. KATIIIIYS Btrrx' IIuI.x GL Iimrw lumix l'IxIIIxI, BRIIJIT BIIMRSTAII LIIIIIKIM Irlwraxxiri XII IQIII PILIIII Donoriim BIAIMIIMR lIIxvIs Hurx jun R.v.Iw Nanci Bosr MAIN Iluwvs Minn RxI,Iv ELIIIIBIZTH Bninci s ji .xv Hirxs Ltr I R Itsi III Marin: Htits Bnoxxx Cxnoixx Hor.tI Mxfcrnx Rooms Lotlst BIIGWN liIIxxIaIII-I HOll,ls ADI I INI Rutxriuir LL'qIII.I. llnoxxx IZIOISL Hormlxs HIIIx Rtnrii DIAXU CMI:-IILII, Maru Huw l,uv.'IiI Sllinxixw FIIIINILS CIIIIIIN Mmm HL'1fIIIxiox SxR.xII SIMM-i CA1'HI1IxINt Cmasox AIDIILI' juoriv CIIIWE SxIIIH Loulst CHAIIII DIIPI-IIYI -lows I-nxxcts Sxmrs jtyxui CH,uIr-Iox EIIz,u4IrH joxrs Mun Sxou MAIu3,xaIiT CHLSIIIIIL OM SLL jnms M.uu..uII.r STOREY Csmoux Cuts NLLLE KURT: NRA T.xTI. HARRIE1 Cottx' Lu II I L Loihxx MIHIMI Trioxms SARAH CRAIG Mun' Muoxt CALILNULII WLLTNIR ,IAN5 CRLNSHAW M.xxc..aI4Ir MfMII,LEx Sxvmu WILKINSON Mltnxrb DAVIS ASHA MLRPHY MILDMII WII,IIMisoN SARAH Domus Lotlst NUI. EMILY WINSHIP Dorxorru' Exvlxc Swu-I NIrHoIs I-rmxcss Woornx LILLIAN FIxlI1LIE NANCY Omit REBECCA Youws livtI.x':: FLIJKER ANSI Sco'r'r HARAIAN The French Club, organized in 1926, consists of all French students after thc first half year. ln- tcresting programs :irc given monthly, to which all members are invited. ooo A - 3-7 Xu' 5 Q, U QD 6 QA lm QD Q Q A .qfqo 22,09 L5 A , Page T1 'P fx coo i' Q 0 f 2113501112111 Dm BRIGHT BICRERSTAEF . DOROTHEA BLACKSHEAR VIRGINIA PERSONS . . LOUISE SHERMAN . . ANNE SCOTT l'lAR1X1AN MARX' HURT .... EVELYN FLUKER . MARGARET STOREY . REBECCA YOUNG . CAROLYN COLE . . . ELIZABETH ALEXANDER VIRGINIA GAINES . . CELESTE SMITH . POLLY BARNXVELL . MISS ALICE RIVERS . enior Rader Staff . . . . . . Erfifor-in-Cfaief . . . . Lffl'7'l1I'J'Et1ili0l' . Axxisfanf Lih'rary ,Ezfifor . . Al'fEl1ifUl' . Sports Editor . Exrl1a11geEu'ii0r . Avfiriiivx Effifoi' . A111 III nav Edifor . Business . 'Cirvulafiozz . . Senior . . 111 nior . Sophomore' . F resbuz L1 I1 . Ftlflllfj Mamzgvr Manager Rejlorfcr Reporter RCf70l'ft'l' Reporfvr Ad visor The newspaper, Senior Reader, is our newest venture, being founded only this year. The paper is published every two months and relates :Ill news of interest in the school. L I-up ve' ' I, Vg, Page T2 Q00 s q 1 A At flgresiclents' Hub First Semesier MARY HURT . . . . Sfzirieni Boziy . Seeonn' Semester . , LUCILLE LOGAN MARY HUTCHINSON . . . Seniors . . . EYELYN FLUKER SARAH DOBBS . . . . juniors . . SARAH DOBBS ST. JOHN BARNWELL . . Sopbomores , . FRANCES HAX'EN ELIZABETH BLACRSHEAR . . Freshmen . . . . BARBARA SELMAN BRIGHT BICKERSTAFE . Pi Sigma Kappus . BRIGHT BICKERSTAFF REBECCA YOUNG . . . Ceeilians . . . . REBECCA YOUNG NELLE KURTZ . . . . . Clannaps . . . BRIGHT BICRERSTAFF ANNE SCOTT HARMAN KATHERINE MACMILLAN BRIGHT BICRERSTAEF . DOROTHY EWING . ELIZABETH HOLLIS MARION OVERSHINER . EMILY WINSHIP . . Afbieiie Assoeiafion . Napsoniun Sfajj' . Senior Reader Stal? . French Club . . . Boarders . . . Girl Reserves . junior Reel Cross ANNE SCOTT HARMAN KATHERINE MACMILLAN . BRIGHT BICRERSTAEE . . DOROTHY EWING . ELIZABETH HOLLIS . NIARION GVERSHINER . . EMILY WINSHIP The Presidents' Club is composed of the heads of all the organizations. It decides all matters not necessary to be brought before the student body. Page 73 ps, ef . gif: ' U - i- 9 To VN , I Mlss FRANCES B. HATCHER , YJ , whose keen sense of humor, and un- N l n yy tiring patience, and devotion to the r XA l ideals of the school have enabled her X' to successfully endure for four years Q as our class teacher our idiosyncrasies H' and anfractuosities, we the staff of Q I the NAPSONIAN '31 lovingly dedi- c I -5 -.EQ cate this, the sixteenth volume of the Q N A P s o N I A N X ,Q + ' 49, v ' it ff , i l I I I ' 1 A N I A of i X X 1' A I , y bb- 1 2f P fx ' 0 apaunrau S ZBOULTCZQTS OFFICERS First Svnzrsfcr Svcomf Swlzvsfez' ELIZABETH HOLLIS . . . Presizfezzt . . . ELIZABETH HOLLIS LILLIAN FAIRLIE . . Vice-Presidcfuf . . . . JANE JACKSON MARTHA SESSOMS . Secretary . .... EDITH HILLS JANE JACKSON . Trvaszzrer . . MARTHA SHERMAN FAMILY MRS. L. D. MUNEORD ........... House Mofbm' FRANCES DEARING ELIZABETH HOLLIS LILLIAN FAIRLIE JANE JACKSON EDITH HILLS DENA MCCAH' MARY ELIZABETH HOLCOMBE . MARTHA SESSOIVIS MARTHA SHERMAN MISS ASKEW MRS. MOORE MRS. PEEK MRS. PRIEST MISS TATE MISS XVALKER MISS XVING Mascot .... . ERNEST PRIEST Q! Q' oo 'Q Qvf Q A I5 Gaz QD gy Q Jian I -2000 LS A - fx D QD ' ie I Page T-1 ' , l' ' ' iff- Ha . l 1 -. . y. 4x, L f f L i MA 1 gl If yin riff 45110. ,X Q' JS U- If W- , 1 X ' w N- X f H fd xx HRW l Y if ' QS x M '?f!1i':f i -+P 5 f 4355 iw if M X lLl+ XZWQNY + lx 'fx ' I J K 2 3 ' fx L X it Y' jg! Q5 H1 iw --.fflnfl lui E gx fiIi4SXweN4vvxa1s3. ' 5 ff - .2 ?3f.l Q 5 '-full' .si55HH?!fyrV w vl- I 1 rx 4' :v 1 -f.. gag A fv- ,w ,W A-, 5. , . 1, fX?Nf1P5Q3f1if111' Q iBest CAI!-fKound Evelyn Qluker A 63 'A Q, vile, -0 , Q Q kkgf VR fm aw SEQ' S3200 Page TT 17 5 Q9-if K fx 4 Q apanmau 5NSobility Gylfary Cyfmt 0 . 'z' . 0.99.0006 0 0.4 To A xvvkvr, sbv, who svvx afar Pvrfm'li011 in bm' goal. In fbv shaping of bw' soul. Page TN 0 Q THE SPIRIT OF NOBILITY Rmlify and n'rvan1s un' fum! Z apiniau .Qbility Kg1IhG7'I71E WLICGWKIIILIH 0 . 'z' . 009420000 4,0 To TI-IE SPIRIT OF ABILITY SIM' mfs urll bm' IIIZIIIJ' gifli- Kvwz jnozwrx, fbfflll-Q17 zL'l1ifl1 sfn' finds Tbv frzlflv of lifc' and work Rz'z'0a1f'1l in gI'.'L1fC'l' mimfs. Q7 GOO -4 Qx E n QQ I H11 Q15 Q Q G , QQO0 Lid Page TPI I J XQCQ f O o fx 0 Q ETPEUUIHU Q Qllay eibffarion C311 gift 0 . 'z' . 0.04z0Q,O :OOO To THE SPIRIT OF PLAY Lnzzglvfw' sln' has claw' krzozwz, Amt' sfrr'11gff1 of skillful fam' Gain xbv finds in rirfory Arm' Iikezuisc in defvaf. U D FL o Qc Page SO Q00 x'N ' 3 2 F Qgemfice Elizabeth Clfollis 6 . 'z' . 0,04z006O 0,0 To THE SPIRIT OF SERVICE Umim'sfu1m'i11g fills bm' lvmzrf And fbi' pmcc' zvbirb giving briugsg Quite curly sbz' bas lcarfzcd fo fimi Thi' joy in Lilflff things. Q C3 6 no .0 L9 Q 5 V-9 ' 2 Gone I C530 L-5 Page S1 9 apanniem Z. Q91 Gale Qgirom Cl JNQUJ aflmbian Mghts Scheherazade sits in her tapestry-hung room thinking, thinking. Her life depends upon her ability to fascinate the Sultan by relating stories each night. Many have died the next day because they could not entertain him sufficiently. At first she despairs. Then-ah! she will tell him a story of Naps where she spent those happy young days of hers. Perhaps it is beyond her power. SEPT. 4, 1930 A.D.-Jane Jones enters North Avenue. SEPT. 5, 1930 A.D.-Jane Jones sits in her boudoir, gazing, gazing. At the crystal ball? No, at her schedule. Yesterday she had been so enthusiasticg Naps had seemed such a wonderful school. She liked all the girls. But ffm! schedule! She had expected to take four subjects: Home Economics, Current Events fits so broadeningj, Bible, and Gym. She had been willing to take Gym five times a week and, in fact, had looked forward to it. But Miss Askew was of a most uncompromising nature-she spoke bewilderingly of units. Units? She had been warned of the abrupt change from Miss Gussie's Grammar School to any High School but she had never dreamt of this. Almost despairing, she concedes one week to further investigation. And then- SEPT. 19, 1930 A. D.-Jane attends the party given to throw light upon what the correct behavior of Freshmen should be in the presence of their superiors. fjane Jones has found that a diiference of opinion exists between the Freshmen and Upper- classmen as to who the superiors are.j It is all so interesting that she decides to endure it a while longer. SEPT. 26, 1930 A.D.-Jane jones takes part in the contest in which the Sophs and Freshies vie for possession of Napsella. Much to her delight the Freshies win the right to hang their silver charm around Napsella's neck. OCT. 13, 1930 A.D.-Jane finds that Annuals are not supported by love alone but by Ads, which, it appears, all Naps girls hope to secure. So she sets out to help the Freshmen and they win that First Ad Campaign. OCT. 16, 1930 A.D.-Jane Jones is saddened. There is a Cecilian Try-out to- day, but not for the Freshmen. They must be content with the promise of another Try-out after Christmas. OCT. 17, 1930 A.D.-The Hrst real event of the year is tonight. lt's that inter- class Swimming Contest! The diving is the most graceful Jane has ever seen and she is thrilled when her grandmothers,' win First place. OCT. 31, 1930 A.D.-Jane goes with her big sister to see the Seniorpolitan Opera- Great! Nov. 7, 1930 A.D.-,lane decides that boys'aren't such a necessary asset after she attends the Girl Reserves Manless Ball. Nov. 21, 1930 A.D.-Jane goes to the last of a series of inter-class Basket-ball games to see the Seniors carry off the Shield in triumph. Nov. 25, 1930 A.D.- Her Step-Husband is presented by the Cecilians and Jane watches the Cecilians perform, wrapt in awed admiration. Nov. 26, 1930 A.D.-I-ine gazes with glee upon the marriage of Mr. Turkey Drum- stick to Miss Cranberry Jelly at the Thanksgiving Celebration. DEC. 12, 1930 A.D.-The school is bubbling with excitement. A band of cannibals is abroad. They make their debut in Synthetic Savagesf' presented by the junior Class. QQ' tm 'Qop 0 Q Q' Q7 JRC' S3200 L.5C Page S Q Q A aijginian DEC. 18, 1930 A.D.-Jane is filled with the Christmas spirit after attending the Service so real a part of Naps. Then, too, there's the playing Santa Claus for the little children-and there're the dear Old Ladies at Chapel. JAN. 17, 1931 A.D.-Whoopee! Exams are over and Jane's poor brain may now be somewhat A. W. O. L. and her heart is light again. JAN. 23, 1931 A.D.-After weeks of hard practice, Jane is able to chant as loudly as the other fifteen: We're on the Varsity now! JAN. 30, 1931 A.D.-Sing-Song Days are here again, and the Seniors draw the first prize. The end of a perfect day comes in the defeat of Sacred Heart by our Varsity. FEB. 6, 1931 A.D.-Naps versus Elberton-we win! FEB. 7, 1931 A.D.-Our Varsity clashes with Jonesboro today-another win! FEB. 13, 1931 A.D.-Jane Jones makes her first stage appearance in The Cat's Meow, presented by the Freshman Class-thrills! FEB. 14, 1931 A.D.-Naps celebrated St. Valentine's Day by a tussle with Monroe- one loss makes us appreciate success. FEB. 21, 1931 A.D.-Fulton High is our adversary today-we win! FEB. 27, 1931 A. D.-Jane gets her chance of a life-time-she plays in the game with Athens-fight? Oh-my-me!! MARCH 6, 1931 A.D.-The Sophomores bring the roll of class parties to a climax with their offering. MARCH 7, 1931 A.D.-Naps meets Anniston today in a peppy mood. MARCH 13, 1931 A.D.-Naps travels today-to Rome where the Team struggles against modern Romans. Would we could dispose of Caesar's Romans of Latin II! MARCH 21, 1931 A.D.-The big game of the season is at hand. The Seminary varsity lies in wait to trap our Napsite team. We- MARCH 26, 1931 A.D.-Jane is determined to become a Cecilian after seeing their play tonight. APRIL 10, 1931 A.D.-Jane's enthusiasm waxes high as she joins in the Stunts of the Athletic Animation. APRIL 24, 1931 A.D.-The Year of Sports draws to a close with Field Day as its climax. MAY 31. 1931 A.D.-Jane attends the Baccalaureate Sermon and is filled with irrnbition and zeal by the inspiring talk-and with awe in that long, lovely, white-clad ine. JUNE 1, 1931 A.D.-Jane wonders if there was ever another school quite like Naps as she watches from the ranks of the Maids of Honor the daintily robed Seniors march between the ivy chains on May Day. JUNE Z, 1931 A.D.-This is the Senior's day of days and itls Jane's, too. Naps is firmly established in her heart and she can see herself three years from today, another white-clad Napsite receiving her hard-earned diploma. The Sultan, fascinated, bids Scheherazade live- 1 must have other tales from this wonderful School. LUCILLE LOGAN AND ELOISE HOPKINS, '32. A A Q7 Q00 -0 Q G CJ Q 'C 0 Q U11 -CQD F 1200 Page S3 7- rr -- ' xg? JL 4 cf o in 1 X xx 0 an. +V -lei I n i Q kiwi? ' ff' ' x ' A xim, rr 'M - . . I ' ' Q00 0 Q 1 apanru 'em Q oo 00 - A D15 A 4 Fake Qoumge, NIPSICCS Som: of our fl'0lIlJll'X and 1l'0f'5 fhrongh ihe day Give 11s more ronmgc a111l good Xfffllgfb fo play. As Napsifrs frm' 'LL'L',TL' u'illi11g lo 111111 Thr hard blows of baffle for Nnps' own sakr. Thvy 11111ke 11s more honest and rqzmlly fair A111l t1lll.'KIJ'S ffiflllllj' 1111fl lL'illIllg I0 Sblll'z . D01I,f lvl your troubles ami' joys Ihrough lhe 111131 Only furry Q'0lll'X6'lf 11lo11g liff's way, B111 lc111l helping h11111Is lo all of Ihr rcs! A111l G01l will g1'1111f j'0Il fha! zuhifh is hfsl. CHARLOTTE GRANBERRY, '34. +20 C550 a 'Uzolet Perfec1io11 in II flozwr seen, Drep p111'pl1' hues as soff 11s sh1'r11g S0 small null yvf so szwvl, 1liz'i111', A symbol of Go1l's low, s11l1Ii1111'. CELESTE SMITH, '33. 420 'Dream Taths A while' ufe'1'c frzidgml Ihr liille paths Thur u'1'111l their happy ll'!I-y, To 11 li111e-u'o1'11 IIOOV, zulvosr 017011 1111115 Hare greclnl us mth day. Drr'11111 pafhs, I lou' fo call 1'h1'111 u7lJ!'l'K' lowly friwzrlships grow, Sfl'C1L'lI ufilh golzlfu happy 1176111115 As ll'f',l'f' 11'11111lf'1'r1l I0 117711 fro. A1111 I sho11l11' loze fo gaihrr up These fr111l111', ufisffzil IIYFIIIIIS A1111 h1'1'1zIh1 011 them ll lilflf pmycr, For the 0ll'll!'7'S 'lllI 1111s01'11- A wish thai 1111 ihrir 1l1'1 rl111s FOIIIF i1'11e I11 the :lays thai 111'1: Io hm' That frif111lships 11111116 will t'l'f'7' Iire, As 11 buppy l71l'IlI01'j'. Thru gently u'o11l1l I plum' Ihr 1l1'ca111s All saff 177111 snug again xvbfff lhey may lzvfp 0111' 11'rr11111 jmfhs hrighf, A111l rzlwuys fherr' re11111i11. DOROTHY JEAN ALEXANDER, '3l. o A Q51 Q' 1 W 'g ' A Q Q QD cg an QD 113 6 A ,qi-QQ KESD.. u Page S4 . waqgf Q, 9 fa I was Gold to 'write Some glboetry for the f9lnnual Have you ever tried to write poetry? W'ell, don't then until you have to! I don't want to sound like a grandmother or a great-aunt or something, but I have tried it, and the process is the most be- wildering imaginable! To me it was something like this: The iirstvstumbling-block in my poetic path was a title- One catching and interesting, I said to myself. I decided on Rowdy Rumor. Next came the momentous decision of the number of syllables that should be used per line. The first two lines proceeded nobly with five, but the third absolutely couldn't do without eight, so my whole plan was changed. How delighted I was when I emerged with four whole lines, all having the same zlum te Lllllll te fllmzl Bravo!-but- Not until I read it proudly aloud did I realize that nothing rhymed. Imagine my embarrassment! By the time I got through, my lovely yellow pencil, like a giant cell, had divided into three small ones, not nearly so lovely! Now I had the word that brought up the good- natured rear of every other line rhyming beautifully, but this time I read it aloud very meekly, fearing that I would find something else vitally wrong. It was a hopeless little something like this: URONVDY RUMORH Rumor is faslrsf of all pesfsg . Alfbongla if is filly io slarf, S0011 if lowers allow all fbc' birds' lwsfx, By ifs bad ll.'07't1,S if burls every bearff' So you see how it is! If you want to tackle that process, go to it but, remember, I'm warning you! ELIZABETH Horus, '31, fx 1:7 Q00 -a A g Q Q U lic! Page S5 Q-.qif 0 fb- ' 0 of apauutau by 5 S qliamily Expectations +24 I. Q9 YEARS OLD, Family f',X'f76'L'fdfI0l1S- Wbaf does fbaf suggesf? Tbaf I musf make all A's in sebool Aml always do my besi. Brusb my bair flown smoolbly, Keep my papers izeafg Learn my lessons every zlay, Azul be so good aml sweef. Wisb Ilaere was11'f any seboolg Always just raeafionsg 'Cause a girl bas fo live Up fo family expeetafious. II. Q15 YEARS OLDJ Family expeeiafi0i1s- Wlyaf does tba! suggesf? Tbaf I musf make all A's in Aml always do my best. s ebool Lafiiz-Caesar and 1Ll'lllISltlfI0ll- Geomefry as ufellg Work just piles up on a girl, Till sbe rloes rebel. Wish fbere wasu'f any seboolg Always just vaeafioasg Tben I wozilzlifz' bare fo live Up fo family expeefafious. III. Q18 YEARS OLD, Family expeeiafioiis- Wbaf does fbaf suggesf? Tbaf I must keep my sfainlarels bigb Aml always ilo my besf. Graaluafioiz a'ay af last! ' All my studies fbrougbg Going fo leave fbe Alma Maier. Wby am I so blue? N ow lbere woiff be any sebool, Always jus! vaeafiousg Bllf still I'll bare fo live Up fo family expeemfions. POLLY BARNXYVELL, '3 4. IA AAQQZXQ?- -def O CL Q., .HX-- QO N- Looe is A s Page S6 gal fx Q2 Qirienel in Uxgecl There are many things enelearing ahozzi helorea' ola' Naps, Many things of inferesz' fo engage our lhonghfs perhaps, Many are the memories and all will have their plaee, Bu! I fear, fha! in our harry, niayhe sonie zeill noi gel spaee. I lznozv fhe insfiinfion ana' all ii represenfs Will gef full share of ereelif ana' well-earneil eoinplinzenfs. Anel, so, as I sif dozen, to ufriie info fhis book, My niinel goes on! fo one zehoin we perhaps niay orerloole. We have seen him in hail zeeafher, ana' zL'e,L'e seen hiin when He's gziarileal alnzosf all of ns in lhe hes! zeay fha! he eonlcl. He has held his heacl in frajfie jains, anfl go! ns safely hy, As ears zuonlrl eonze a-speeding, and pasf ns fhey zeonlcl He's laepz' elear all ihe frafiie and zeafehefl fhe safeiy :one- Ana' elaily wafeheal our erossing as he zeonlrl his very own. We girls all owe hinz plenfy fhaf we never ean repay, For he's a'one his rlnfy spleizelially, anal in saeh a graeiozis way. He has always been fhe genfleinan, so eonrieoas and so niee, Even fhozigh fhe rain was pouring, or ihe sfreefs were pllea' u So girls, lefs do hiin honor-righf here lef's eall a siop, And pay our very hes! respeefs io Naps' fine TRAFFIC COP! CHARLOTTE MYERS, 0:4 Q7 Q00 0 Q Ch 6 fm 'QDFEQ Q l ., Qxqloo L 3 4 Page ST NQPFQUIHU if's good 'ifh iee. '31, Q Dfxfg,-7 'J ZR Napggnian VN f U 0 Q X KA 655 Y Leif QD 6 fm 'Q' G lyf 5 W ,L-Z JFQJO IQ C , 1, ' Q wax Lf-4 Y 0 CMV ggi! 3 Napglniau ,f-- fxi R X, ' A - , 54 4,57 lb E ooo .6 U QD lm DCF JQ5 V CL H360 ' Cj4X,1jAf Aho' QOOQ L 5 Page S9 xcoo f A apanuiarfi 5. C6716 Impression eniors would Greate With the same spirit that gave birth to the saying, A cat may look at a queen, we pass Senior Hall! Sh! a respectful silence falls on us as we tiptoe by. If we wore hats they would be removed. As it is, the heads of humble lower classmen are bowed in submissive reverence before those Seniorsf, We see them standing in groups, laughing and chatting gaily, carelessly eating. qOh, to be able to eat when and how one pleases.j With bated breath we try to peep into the small room, holy and dear to the heart of every Senior. We see between discreetly curtained windows a table or two, a cretonne-covered couch, and soft, home- like pillows. How cozy, how quiet! we breathe. just then we look up, hushed in silence: a Senior looks balefully at us, reminding us that we are lower classmen, the despised of mankind. Only wait until we are Seniors! ADELINA HALL, '33. Q20 Tihe Impression eniors fDo Greate Please ya'all be quictg so I kin study. Shut the door when ya' come in! I just couldn't b'licve my eyesf' 'An' then he raid- Aw, c'mon, lend me il nickel, will ya? Ouch! gimme a little room. This couch isn't all yours. He was adorable, an' dance!!!?! Plume, help me with this math. I'm sunk! Goin' to the De Molay dance Saturday? Really darlyn, I thought he was a Kappa Sig! Good grief, where the dickens' my thcme?,' How in the world do you factor No. S? Is it good! I've never read such .1 fascinating book. I'm simply perishing for some water. W'ater? I want food! My dear, his eyes were simply marvelous! W'hat? you're crazyg this is my bookf, Gosh! there goes the bell an' I dunno a thing. it Um-hum, I told ya so! PEGGY ULRICH, '33, N- Q, ' Q00 -0 F3 i Q ml QD P N rx lt? C7 5 'SSO-1 L S A . Page 90 We 3PE3UiaU Cfilme efbffarclm It was bitterly cold and snow covered everything within sight, yet we had to start on our journey. Oh, how we hated to leave our warm, comfortable shelter and begin that long, dreary march across the way. Nervously we paced the floor, racking our brains for any excuse to remain. In the end, realizing that we must obey orders, we wrapped our coats closely around us and opened the door. We shivered as an icy blast struck us, and longed to shut out this demon, cold. I ventured a timid foot into the snow, and the rest took heart and followed. Bravely we met the buffering wind and struggled through the drifts. The reflection of the bright mid-day sun on the snow blinded usg we had almost lost our way! But no, in front of us loomed a building. Spurred on by the sight of this, we reached it in a few minutes. Oh, what a haven of warmth and comfort Inman Hall seemed to us after our long march from Senior Hall! Louise SHERINIAN, '3l. N. Gill. CP. qresliies are the Cyfappiest High xfbuol lla-yi an' ban' af lasf: Ifarb um' rmfim by in f.1tl Poor lifllv Frr'sbic. Dm'sn'l lcuon' lrbirli may fo turn. Sruiorx look xo grim uml sivrn. Poor litflv FrrSbic'. Sopbornorux aml lll7Il0l'X, foo, Hr-lp lo Illrlrlic' flu' ,lay ro blur Poor Iiltlf- Frrsbif. Malta hrr say, OD, n'lm1's Ihr' uxc, All lbix roolnrss aml ab1m'. Poor Iilllr Frcxbir. Daw of Mix I ronlrl not lad, Hihqlv xrlvool Jay xbr 1l'lSbFS paxf. Poor. poor, liillc Frr5l1ir. yy u -J II. Lurky Iiirlv Freshman abr, Clan' as glad, as glaa' ran bc. Happy little Frfxbie. Sbfx a Napsifv, florff you know: Skips lo rlaxxvr I0 aml fro. Happy Iiftlf Fresbi4'. N0 our but looks grim or slcrn, Frirmlly farm al' vwry lurn. Happy Iitlle Preshie. Day by Jay neu' joys nnfolrl Big sixfcrr wills bearfs of golrl. Happy Iiltle Fresbie. Dayx sbfll trraxlzrf' zvbrn flveylre part, Ml'lIIOVJ'lS xozzrcnirs Ilmf lax! Happy, happy, lilfle Freshic. BETTY XVEIT1-UNGTON, '34. n sy 5 Q09 Q -4 Q Q 6 'Q 1 QD gy 'Q ni? gg ' - Q2 C0 ogg. , QQOQ L .S Page 91 V 0 xc0, o , fs 4 Q ss apanmuu fixyps Wfrite of :lays at Naps, you say, Why' I rozila' write until l'm gray, Anil never tell of all the fun XVc have at srhool, when work is alone. Wfhen our inothfrs used to go to srhool, Reading and writing was their golden rulef' With arithmetic to make things gay, Ann' give them something to brighten the clay. But at Naps it's a'ijfz'rc'nt as ran he Anil I'II tell you about it, so listen to nie. First comes the torture of Fr4'shies so ilear, To make then: feel happy, ana' welronie here. After that, if they'z'c stood fin' test, Other things start, unil they get u rest. There's tryouts then, to please us all Cefilians, Clannaps, anil Basket-hall These jill our time, from morn 'til night Ana' cause our ilays to seein more bright. Then ronze fluss games, with 1iL'alry high, Ann' a feeling grunil that you rnnnot hay Wfhen our team ll'i1I.Y the hard-folight ganze, Anil brings to its rlnss unifying fame. Anil then the rlass parties are next in rout' With progranis so fine we all want to go. Then USf1ll0l'-Rf'i3tll't'w holils the light, Wfith news anal firtion our ininils to ilelight. The Annual, loo, nest holils sway, With the slogan, Get Ads, to fill our day. The Glec Club ann' Clannaps, fine niusiv mio tiring To make ns feel happy, and make our hearts ring. The Varsity season next comes in rica With rhffring ana' songs along with it, too. Wfhen I'l't'fj'0l1l. S heart hefonies kina' of tight Wfhen she thinks with priilv, that she's a Nnpsite. There's Cerilian Plays in Spring anal Fall, So fine that they ilclight as allg Anil the Srvininiing Meet that the Soph'n1ores won, Anil Fremfh Club rlays, with lots of fun. Thus the year has slipped away- Wlth work anal fun filing each day Until at last we reach the enil, Anil suy goorl-hye to l'1'6'l'y frienil. Griuluation strains u-iII :lie at last, And joyous tiines that fled too fast. But nsirb a lou' that kuoivs no hounil, Our hearts at Naps, will 'ere he fouml. FRANCES SNIPES. '31. Q7 ooo -g QA cz. 2 6 UD D Q C7 QED 7 P5-7: C - Doo 0 'Ego 1 3 QD D Page 92 0 Q D 0 .Dis D Q N -,,f-N,
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