North Avenue Presbyterian School - Napsonian Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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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

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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