North Fulton High School - HiWays Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)
- Class of 1939
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'lr .9 ff L mfg, E S C H 1 A CLASSE T H IVITIE LETIC FEATURE GQ TK 'Ir Because ot his untailing patience, his will- ingness to co-operate, his school spirit, his sympathetic understanding ot student problems and interests, and because ot his unseltish and etticient service to the stu- dent body, we gratetully dedicate the I939 HI-WAYS to Mr. Charles W. O'Rear. ,gwf fm , ,, ,, ,Z 'V . H l I U N 2'5 ig-1 by i lx 3 QQ 4 2a f lf! E: ETL 'Q' .wafz -0 ,M V K ff.f'+ rm- TA wf A M Q . . . :Vw .. . ' Y ef, - :'3vgQp-l'-,--- px -1 ' , N S. Tk . ,-mf ' ' .bllxfagf-A ' f 1 . 1' M' xxx' ids ,' L .. .,- , - V A - ,, 'L 'W 1-45' ' uu- KX. 'Ei' 'HMA Q H 1-igfw NX JI-lili A. WI4'I.l.S SIlf7l'I'illlll'lllll'llf of 1 IllfUlI Colllli-5' Srfzrmlx MRS. NII'IkC'Hi,l 1. Cfvrfc Fl N ,,. ,. M H -V -fv ' f fffff ff f ' f ' , 42 5' -.:.: k 535' , 2-1, V V f .,,. A , x 'f W. F. DYKES Pfillffflfll Norffz Fzzlfmz High Srlwol SCHOOL OFFICERS SAM Honors . . Prcsidenf MARTHA DALE .... 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NICIIUIS ILIIWIN lSI.AcIcWI-,LI. - BILLY FOLSOM - -KARLN NKDIRIKIS Llie president ut' the senior class at :I sclmul presided over by Miss Hays - - . . - . . . -... - - . - i . - liI.I2ANoIx TIIOUTMAN who Is loved and feared ivy all who know lier, including the secretary Miss Curtis - ----.- . - . I - . - - - Giioncm RAUSCHILNBIIRG who is :Ilwavs Irving to think well of llic senior class, consisting of ' ' Sally Boyd - - - - . - - - . - ANN lVllI.BURN who is George's sister, and Muriel - - - A - - BOOTSII5 CANDLEI1 Elliel - - - ANNA LANE Alix - . . - JULIA FLIQEI Lillian . . PEGGY CROSSXVLLL Madge - - - - . - - - - - - EMILY ANDLRSON and it is lmrdly wortli wliilc to mention II junior Dotsie who - - - - . ----- KATHERINE YOUNG is always in the way. neun. JACK ALEXANDER MARSHALL President Yank Entered from Billings High School, Billings, Mon- tana, November, '37, Sj1r'r'f1'nsmju', '38, Baseball, '38, Basketball, '38, '39, Captain, '39, Football, '39, Letter Club, '39, Track, '39, HI-Wfws Staff, '39. ANN CAMP MILBURN Vice-President Entered from R. L. Hope, September, '35, Decla- mation Club, '36, Secretary of Library Club, '37, Opera Club, '38, Beauty Contest, '38, Tallulah Falls, '39, Christmas Pageant, '39, Senior Play, '39. MARSHALL MILBURN SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS CLASS BIOTTO E.xc'v1sim ' UO - 1 7 V ' yn lzufm nm L IHLLIH MARY JANE CAMPBELL Secretary HM. 1.7! Entered from li. Rivers, September, '35, Collec- tors' Club, '36, Gym Club, '37,'Opera Club, '38, Annual Representative, '36, '37, Sophomore Stunt, '37, Vice-President, junior Class, '38, junior-Senior Dance Committee, '38, Senior Ring Committee, '38, Stunt, '39, Tallulah Falls, '37, '38, '39, Vice-President, '38, Student Council, '39 CAMPBELL ADAIR ADAMS CLAUDE FOSTER ADAIR Entered from E. Rivers, September, '35, Latin Club, '36, Library Club, '37, Basketball, '37. JAMES MCLEOD ADAMS Jim m 31 Entered from E. Rivers, September, '34, Airplane Club, '35, Collectors' Club, '36, Rifle Team, '37, '38, Track, '38, '39, Military, '37, '38, '39, Offi- cers' Club, '39, Football, '39, Candidate for Presi- dent of Student Body, '39, Senior Stunt, '39, Who's Who, '39. ANNE MCCAMEY ARTLEY Entered from E. Rivers, September, '35, Art Club, '36, Latin Club, '37. ANDERSON, E. ANDERSON M EMILY ANDERSON Entered from O'Keefe, September, '36, Opera Club, '37, Tallulah Falls, '38, '39, Mary in Christmas Pageant, '39, Stunt Night, '39, Who's Who, '39, Senior Play, '39. JAMES MORGAN ANDERSON, JR. M0rgic ' Entered from R. L. Hope, September, '35, Oiii- cers' Club, '38, '39. RALPH ALLEN AYERS Entered from R. L. Hope, September, '35, Air- plane Club, '35, '36, Library, '35, '36, Band, '36, '37, '38, '39. ARTLEY AYERS ANTHONY ARMISTEAD WALTER YEWDALL ANTHONY, JR. rewaltn Entered from E. Rivers, September, '35, Philips Academy, Andover, Mass., '38, Library Club, '36, Officers' Club, '37, Stunt Night, '37. FRANCES BALL Fra11fzir ' Entered from Morgan Falls, September, '34, Cafe- teria Club, '34, '35, Cafeteria worker all four years. JANE BALL Entered from O'Keefe, September, '36, Home Ee. Club, '36, Tallulah Falls, '38, '39, BALL, F. BALL, J. SllllUll3 WALTER MOORE ARMISTEAD Crash Domwan II Entered from Ponce de Leon High School, Miami Fla., September, '34, McCallie School, Chatta- nooga, Tenn., September, '38, Dramatic Club '34, Airplane Club, '35, Who's Who, '39. MARGARET RACHEL BARRETT BiUy Entered from Clarkston High School, September '38. DOROTHY DUNN BAYLOR ffD0l7Y Entered from Chattanooga High School, October '38, Tallulah lfalls, '39. BARRETT BAYLCP -'w H. .A es-., ' BELL BENTLEY VIRGINIA LEE BELL Entered from R. L. Hope, September, '35, Art Club, '36, Home EC. Club, '37. ERNEST G. BENTLEY Entered from Marist, September, '34, Airplane Club, '35, '36, Rifle Team, '38, '39, Football Team, '35, '36, '38, '39, Stunt Night, '37, '38, '39, Christmas Pageant, '37, '38, Annual Repre- sentative, '38, P.-T. A. Representative, '38, '39, Officers' Club, '38, '39, Track Team, '36, '37, '38, Band, '37, '38, EDNA EARLE BOWDEN showy Entered from E. Rivers, September, '35, Home Ec. Club, '35, '36, Typing Certificate, '36, Red Cross Representative, '38. BLACKWELL BLALOCK DEWITT EDWIN BLACKWELL ffRC,dJ7 Entered from R. L. Hope, September, '35, Latin Club, '36, Library staff, '36, '37, Red Cross Rep- resentative, '36, '37, Christmas Pageant, '36, '37, '38, '39, R. O. T. C., '37, '38, '39, Officer, '39, HI-WAYS Staff, '39, Stunt Night, '39, Honor Roll 13 Quarters, Who's Who, '39, Senior Play, '39, Student Council, '39. MARTHA ANNE BLALOCK FCMOIJU Entered from E. Rivers, September, '35, Latin Club, '36, Opera Club, '37, Tallulah Falls, '38, President, Tallulah Falls, '39, Stunt Night, '39. JANE MILLER BRIGHT Entered from E. Rivers, September, '35, Red Cross Representative, '39. BOWDEN BRIGHT , BORG ggyg LAURA BELLE BORG Entered from R. L. Hope, September, '35, Home Ee. Club, '36, '37, '38, President, Home Ee. Club, '36. WILLIAM EUGENE BROADWELL Gc'm ' Entered from R. L. Hope, September, '33, Air- plane Club, '33, '34, Secretary, '34, Cheer Lead- er, '36, Football, '37, '38, '39, Captain, '39, Basketball, '38, '39, Rifle Team, '36, '37, '38, '39, Captain, '39, Fourth Corps Team, '38, Letter Club, '37, '38, '39, President, '39, Athletic Council, '39, Hi-Y, '37, '38, '39, Cadet Colonel, Fulton County System, '39, Oflieers' Club, '37, '38, '39, XVho's Wlio, '39, EVELYN ELIZABETH BRONVN Wixf11l.v Entered from E. Rivers, September, '35, Girl Reserves, '36, '37. BROADWELL BROWN '-45, , ., L- , , , , , . V ,L qi, : ,L -I - 'Sllll H S 'T A ' ' 1 , it ,, - .tg - 7 2 ' -L, 5. . - , g , ,-,nf-.., Q, -. f' LL-0 --f 'I' ' -gmt, gp- 1-f P MCNTAGUE LAFFITTE BOYD, -IR. MUNI Entered from Le Rosey, Switzerland, September, '38, Vice-President, Hi-Y, '39, XVATL Radio Play, '39, Band, '39, XVho's NVho, '39. BETTY JEAN BUNTIN Entered from E. Rivers, September, '35, Home Ee. Club, '36, '37, Honor Roll 12 Quarters. ARTHUR BURDETT, JR. Entered from E. Rivers, September, '35, Debat- ing Club, '36, Annual Representative, '36, '38, Band, '37, '38, '39, Iseli-Y, '38, '39, President, '39, President junior Class, '38, Honor Roll 13 Quar- ters, Super Honor Roll 10 Quarters, Stunt Night, '38, '39, III-NVAYs, '39, Second Place State Latin Contest, '36, Hi-Y Versatility Cup, '38, Christ- mas Pageant, '39, NVho's W'ho, '39, Senior Play, '39, Valedictorian, '39. BUNTIN EUPUE' R' 3 J?-. 'GE M4643 CANDLER CANTRELL MARION ELIZABETH CANDLER Bo0Isie Entered from N. A. P. S., September, '35, Art Club, '37, Stunt Night, '37, '39, Annual Rep- resentative, '36, '37, '38, '39, Home EC. Club, '38, XVATL Radio Play, '38, '39, Tallulah Falls, '37, '38, '39, H1-WAYS Staff, '39, Christmas Pag- eant, '39, Who's NVho, '39, Senior Play, '39. FRANCES ETHELYN CANTRELL Entered from Bolton School, September, '35, Glee Club, '35, Christmas Pageant, '35, Gym Club, '36, Red Cross Representative, '35, '36, Choral Club, '38, WATL Radio Play, '38, Honor Roll 13 Quarters, Super Honor Roll 1 Quarter, H1- WAYS Staff, '39. EDGAR LOUIS CLAPP Entered from Boys' High, November, '37, CARROLL CARTER RALPH CARROLL Lurky Tater Entered from Marist, September, '37. MARY STEWART CARTER Entered from E. Rivers, September, '35, Col- lectors' Club, '36, Gym Club, '37, Opera Club, '38, Stunt Night, '35, Tallulah Falls, '37, '38, Stunt Night, '38, '39. GLORIA ANN CLARK Entered from R. L. Hope, September, '35, Home EC. Club, '36, Gym Club, '37. CLAPP CLARK CHESNEY CHIPMAN ALICE EARLINE CHESNEY Entered from R. L. Hope, September, '35, Home EC. Club, '36, Choral Club, '37, '38, '39, Christ- mas Pageant, '37, '38, '39, Member of Sextet for State Contest, '38. ELEANOR S. CLAY Entered from N. A. P. S., September, '36, Basket- ball, '38, '39, Annual Representative, '39, Hi- WAYS Staff, '39, Tallulah Falls, '38, '39, Who's Xvho, '39. XVALLACE CLA YTON Wally Entered from Upper Darby Senior High School, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, September, '37, Presi- dent of National Rifle Association, '38, Rifle Team, '38, '39, R. O. T. C. Oflicer, '39, CLAY CLAYTON 3lN I U HS GEORGE BURNETTE Cl-IIPMAN Entered from 0'Keefe, September, '34, Latin Club, '34, '3S. SARA NIANE CLEMENT Sally Entered from E. Rivers, September, '35, Deelama- tion Club, '36, '37, Publie Speaking Club, '38. MARCQARHT RUTH CLIPPINCQER clip Entered from E. Rivers, September, '35, Library Club, '36, Latin Club, '37, Senior Red Cross Rep- resentative, '39. CLEMENT ii w v-n-..,... CLOUGH coor CATHERINE JOY CLOUGI-I Entered from Rivers, September, '35, Latin Club, '36. VIRGINIA LEE COOK Entered from Ruben Post Hallech Hall, Louis- ville, Kentucky, '37, Home EC. Club, '38, Chair- man, Program Committee, '38, Girl Reserves, '38 MARGARET HOOK CRENSHAXV Nr'rz'z Entered from R. L. I-Iope, September, '34, Art Club, '34, '35, Annual Representative, '36, Bas- ketball, '38, Glee Club, '39, Cheer Leader, '39, Tallulah Falls, '36, '37, '38. COGLEDGE COSGROVE XVINIFRED COOLEDGE Pooh Entered from O'Keefe, January, '36, Art Club, '36, '37, '38, Red Cross Representative, '39, Tallulah Falls, '39. DAN BROSNAN COSGROVE Entered from Shades-Cahaba School, Birmingham Alabama, March, '35. MARGARET JAMES CROSSWELL Ffljvtqlqjfll Entered from R. L. Hope, September, '35, Dra- matic Club, '35, Rifle Club, '35, Basketball, '37 '38, '39, Stunt Night, '36, Hi-WAYS Staff, '39 Tallulah Falls, '39, Who's Who, '39, Senior Play '39, CRENSHAW if CROSSWELL 44.4 ,V V, f ,, ' ff CRAFT CRAWFORD MARY TROWBRIDGE CRAFT Entered from E. Rivers, September, '34, Collec- tors' Club, '35, Gym Club, '35, Music Club, '36, Treasurer, Home Ee. Club, '36, Home EC. Club, '37, Girl Reserves, '37, Annual Representative, '38, MARTHA LOUISE DALE Entered from R. L. Hope, September, '35, Library Staff, '36, '37, Gym Club, '36, '37, Basketball, '36, '37, '38, '39, Captain, '39, Secretary junior Class, '38, Vice-President Student Body, '39, Honor Roll 13 Quarters, Super Honor Roll 6 Quarters, HI-NVAYS Staff, '39, Salutatorian, '39. FRANCES LOUISE DAVIE Entered from E. Rivers, September, '35, Library Club, '35, Home Ee. Club, '36, Glee Club, '37. DALE DAVIE 1 ..'1' , t, , , , U ll S LILLIE MAE CRAXVFORD Dolly Entered from R. L. Hope, September, '34, Gym Club, '35, '36, '37. JAMES WILBURN DAVIS, III B1rJJy Entered from Howell, September, '34, Collectors Club, '35, Basketball, '36, Officers' Club, '37, '38 '39, Letter Club, '38, '39, Tennis Tournament '38, Christmas Pageant, '38, GEORGIA KATHERINE IDICKSON Entered from Hammond School, September, '35 Home Ee. Club, '36, '37, Opera Club, '38. DAVIS DICKSUN i- ir- Q H Dutton DOREMUS WILLIAM EMORY DILLON, JR. Bill Entered from Hoke Smith, September, '35, C01- lectors' Club, '36, Science Club, '37, Annual Representative, '36, OGDEN DOREMUS ff0ggU!l Entered from Marist, September, '37, Tennis, '38, '39, Basketball, '39, DOROTHY ESTES fPD0tD Entered from E. Rivers, September, '35, Debating Club, '36, Declamation Club, '37, Vice-President Girl Reserves, '38, 9- iw-0 W-.M DUGGAN EARLEY JOSEPHINE LOUISE DUGGAN FFIOU Entered from Joe Brown Junior High, September, '34, Glee Club, '35, '36, Home Ec. Club, '36, '37. OPAL RENEE EARLEY Entered from Hammond, September, '35, Home Ee. Club, '36, Typing Certificate, '36, Ring Committee, '37, Library Staff, '38, JOYCE ESTES ffIerCp7l Entered from E. Rivers, September, '35, Home Ec. Club, '36, Library Club, '37, Stunt Night, '37, Art Club, '38, Junior-Senior Dance Com- mittee, '38, ESTES, D. ESTES, J. M.-f EtHoLs EMERSON PEGGY WYNETTE ECHOLS Entered from Hammond, September, '35, Decla- mation Club, '36, Annual Representative, '36, Home Ee, Club, '37, Opera Club, '38, JULIA BOLTON FLEET Flew Entered from Rivers, September, '35, Annual Representative, '36, Latin Club, '36, Gym Club, '37, Stunt Night, '37, '39, Tennis, '36, '37, '38, HI-WAYS Staff, '39, Tallulah Falls, '38, '39, XVho's Who, '39, Student Council, '39, Basket- ball, '39, Senior Play, '39. CLYDE XVARREN FLEMING Entered from R. L. Hope, September, '35, Air- plane Club, '36, Library Staff, '36, Assistant Manager of Track Team, '38, Manager of Track Team, '39, Chairman Democratic Committee, '39. FLEET FLEMING vs....- Y l Nl U H S HARRIETTE EMERSON Entered from E. Rivers, September, '35, Debating Club, '36, Home Ec. Club, '37. WILLIAM FOLSOM MBIIIWH Entered from Clennwood, Decatur, September, '35, Collectors' Club, '36, HI-XVAYS Staff, '39, Senior Play, '39. NANCY FLORENCE FRIDELI. Nun Entered from Hammond, September, '35, Decla- mation Club, '36, Home EC. Club, '37, Opera Club, '38. FOLSOM FFUDELL tf' GREEN GREENE ALFRED FRANKLIN GREEN, JR. A, Green Entered from R, L. Hope, September, '34, Air- plane Club, '34, Collectors' Club, '36, Rifle Club, '35, '36, Rifle Team, '37, '38, '39, Captain, '38, Football, '36, '37, Officers' Club, '37, '38, '39, WATL Radio Play, '39, Stunt Night, '39, Medals: Best Marksman, Second Place in Fourth Corps Matches, '37, Military Merit, '38, Sixth for High Scores in Local Matches, '38, High Score in National Rifle Matches, '38, Vice-President Ofli- cers' Club, '38, '39, Rifle Team, '38, '39, IMOGENE GREENE , Gene Entered from Girls' High, September, '37, Opera Club, '38, RALPH NESBIT HARDEMAN Entered from Hammond, September, '35, M GRIEEITH HALE DORA ANNE GRIFFITH Dum Dora Entered from Hammond, September, '34, Library Club, '35, Home Ec. Club, '35, '36, Girl Re- serves, '37, MARY ARMOR HALE Entered from R, L. Hope, September, '35, Library Club, '36, Journalism Club, '37, RUSSELL HINTON HARRIS Hei1mie Entered from E. P. Howell, September, '34, Band, '35, Basketball Manager, '39, HARDEMAN, R. HARRIS HAMBY ,ff HARDEMAN, G. WANDA JUANITA HAMBY Entered from Woodrow Wilson High, Ports- mouth, Va., November, 338, Basketball, '39. MYRTLE EZRACE HARRISON Entered from Criilin High, November, '38, ELAINE I-IEDEN Entered from Rivers, September, '3Sg HARRISON Ee. Club, '36, '37. HEDEN C ,,,,, N- Home , ,, .I IIN I U H S - 1 3, it . 'J 'w5,LQfz',,2? I ' 'Q - x PV, ,517 R ,, GRACE ELIZABETH HARDEMAN Entered from Liberty Guinn, September, '3Sg Home EC. Club, '36, '37, CLARE HENVLETT Dolly Entered from E. Rivers, September, ,345 Dramatic Club, '35, Art Club, '36g Science Club, '38, Tal- lulah Falls, '37, '38, ,39. BETTY HODGES Entered from E. Rivers, September, '3Sg Dramatic Club, '36, Current Events, ,375 Opera Club, '38. HEWLETT HOUSES, 5. HODGES, S, HOFFMAN SAMUEL NORWOOD HODGES, JR. Sam Entered from E. Rivers, September, '35, Collec- tors' Club, '35, Best Drilled Cadet, '36, Senior Ring Committee, '37, Captain B Football Team, '39, Oflicer of R. O. T. C., '38, President Student Body, '39, Wh0's Who, '39. LATRELLE HOFFMAN Entered from Russell, September, '36, Home Ec. Club, '37, Choral Club, '37, '38, '39, Basketball, '37, '38, '39, Christmas Pageant, '37, '38, '39, Shorthand Certificates, '37, '38, BARBARA JANE INDELL Entered from E. Rivers, September, '35, Wash- ington Seminary, '38, Library Club, '36. HOPE HUGHES HOLLIS FRANK HOPE, JR. Hopeless Entered from R. L. Hope, September, '35, Band, '36, '37, '38, '39, Football B Team, '39, Bas- ketball, '38, Committee on School Election, '38. MARY CAROLYN HUG HES Entered from Bolton, September, '35, Art Club, '36, Home Ec. Club, '37, Choral Club, '39. WILLIAM NEAL IRBY rrlrpov Entered from R. L. Hope, September, '34, Science Club, '35, Annual Representative, '36, '37, Ofli- cers' Club, '38, Senior Stunt, '39, Hi-Y, '38, '39. INDELL IRBY fSuQI ' HUGULEY HUNT MARY SUSANNE HUGULEY Sue Entered from E. Rivers, September, '34, Art Club, '35, Home Ee. Club, '37, '38, Treasurer Home Ee. Club, '37, Stunt Night, '37, WATL Radio Play, '39. LAVONIA JENKINS Tl'l'l1y Entered from E. Rivers, September, '35, Girl Re- serves, '36, Gym Club, '36, Basketball, '36, Cafeteria Club, '36, MA RY JEANETTE JOHNSON nSlL'l't'ffH'l1 Entered from Mt. Bethel, September, '37, Library Staff, '38, '39. JENKINS JOHNSON Qfj-,YL HNIUHS DOROTHY MAE HUNT Dot Entered from Southside High School, N. Y., Janu- ary, '38, Basketball, '38, '39, Co-captain, '39. HELEN HENDRICKS JONES Entered from Washington Seminary, September, '35, Rifle Club, '36, Gym Club, '36, Opera Club, '37, Red Cross Representative, '36. ELVA KEETON KELLY Entered from R. L. Hope, September, '35, Secre- tary of Deelamation Club, '36, Library Club, '37, Typing Certificate, '38, Basketball, '39, lli-W'.n's staff, '39, Honor Roll 13 Quarters. JONES KELLY, E 1K KELLY, R. KNOWLES LANE LATHEM RICHARD JOSEPH KELLY ANNA ASHLEY LANE Dirk Honey Entered from R. L. Hope, September, '35, Library Entered from E. Rivers, September, '35, Collec- Club, '36, Rifle Club, '36, Rifle Team, '37. FOFS' Club, '36s Aff Club, ,375 P1'0SidCHf Aff Club, '37, Stunt Night, '37, '39, Annual Repre- sentative, '39, HI-WAYS Staff, '39, Opera Club, '38, Red Cross Representative, '36, '39, Tallulab Falls, '38, '39, P.-T. A. Representative, '37, '38, '39, Who's Who, '39, Senior Play, '39. MARIAN KNOWLES Entered from R. L. Hope, September, '35, Rifle Club, '36, Art Club, '36, '37, Tallulah Falls, '33, '39. Entered from E. Rivers, September, '35, Collec- tors' Club, '36, Band, '38, '39. GEORGE WOOD LATHEM ROSCOE M. LEE HOKE BYRON LEE HR. My Entered from R. L. Hope, September, '35, Library Entered from R. L. Hope, September, ,355 Air- Club, '3 5- plane Club, '36. LEE, B. LEE, R I U H S ' ' ff- , r. 4 , ' ,N 1. -1,2 tw, ' 'X I' , f' . , Q f ,' -- , -f ' x t - r MWMZW LAUNIUS LAWLESS DOROTHY ANN LAUNIUS Entered from R. L. Hope, September, '35, BRUCE WILLIA M LEFEBRE Wil11j1-y Entered from Maine High School, Park Ridge, Ill., September, '37, Stunt Night, '38, '39, Cheer Leader, '39, Christmas Pageant, '38, '39, WATL Radio Play, '38, '39, HI-WAYS Staff, '39, XVho'S Who, '39, Senior Play, '39. ELLEN LOUISE LENNOX CZ111f1f1-31 Entered from Rivers, September, '36, Home Ee. Club, '36, Annual Representative, '36, LEFEBRE LENNOX JANE LAWLESS HdIlIHI1kIl ' Entered from R. L. Hope, September, '35, Art Club, '36, '37, Red Cross Representative, '36, Stunt Night, '37, Tallulah Falls, '38, '39, NVho's Who, '39. KATHERINE RUTH LESTER Kiffy Entered from E. Rivers, September, '35, Home Ee. Club, '36, '37, CARVEI. GRANT LONG Car1'ii ' Entered from Marietta High School, November, '37. LESTER LONE '.fsW ' ,, , - -.. , T L LOWE LYNCH ELINOR LEWIS LOWE Sf9orty Entered from E. Rivers, September, '34, Home Ec. Club, '35, Annual Representative, '35, '37, Cafeteria Club, '36, Basketball, '36, '37, '38, '39, Red Cross Representative, '37, Choral Club, '38, Shorthand Certificate,.'38. CHARLES PETER LYNCH, JR. Zero Entered from Immaeulata High School, Ft. Leav- enworth, Kan., September, '38, Football, '39, Letter Club, '39. HUBERT CHRISTIAN MARTIN Entered from E. Rivers, September, '3S. MaeNAUGHTON MCDONALD JAMES HENRY MACNAUGHTON jimmy Entered from Phillips High, Birmingham, Ala. September, '37, Poll Manager School Election, '39 JAMES BENTEEN MCDONALD The Gum Entered from Bolton School, September, '35. WILLIAM LECKIE MATTOX, JR. SfJa1'kie Entered from E. Rivers, September, '35, Band Science Club, '36, Football, '37, '38, Stunt Night '37, '39, Who's Who, '39, Senior Play, '39. MARTIN MATTOX '36, '37, '38, '39, Annual Representative, '36- 7 3 MCKENZIE MMMULLEN FRANK ELLIS MQKENZIE Entered from E. Rivers, September, '35, Rifle Club, '35, '36, Ofieers' Club, '38, '39, Who's Who, '39, MILDREID MEIER rrMilIYm,rn Entered from R, L. Hope, September, '34, Art Club, '35, Home Ee. Club, '36, '37, Secretary Home Ee. Club, '37. AGNES ELOISE MEISTER Ella Entered from E. Rivers, September, '35. MEIER MEISTER lN, I U H S ELIZABETH ERLINE MAQMULLEN LiI1l1a Entered from Columbus High, Columbus, CJ., September, '36, Home EC. Club, '37, Opera Club, '37. LARUE MIZELL SiflJiv Entered from E. Rivers, September, '35, Home Ee. Club, '36, Library Club, '37, Opera Club, '38, Tallulnb llllls, '38, '39. KATHIE MOOY Entered from Morgan lfalls, September, '34, Home Ee. Club, '35. MIZELL MOCY Q we nil- -Fe. lf' f dj A QM . MO RTO N MOTE BARBARA LYON MORTON Bof1f1ir ' Entered from Central High, Charlotte, N. C. February, '38, KITTY LOU MOTE Entered from E. Rivers, September, '34, Library Club, '35, Home Ec. Club, '36, Spanish Club, 337. MARIE PAPPENHEIMER Mi111i3' Entered from E. Rivers, September, '35, Rifle Club, '36, Gym Club, '36, Opera Club, 337. v NEEL NICHOLS JOSEPI-I LOCKHART NEEL FFIOCI! Entered from E. Rivers, September, '35. PAUL HOOPER NICHOLS, JR. Entered from R. L. I-Iope, September, '35, Library Club, ,36, Science Club, '36, Band, '39, Senior Play, '39. RAYMOND ESTES PARKER ffRay7, Entered from Pontiac High School, Pontiac, Mich., September, 337. PAPPENHEIMER PARKER I 'fQ,,g ?-'Q ff NORRIS, F. NORRIS, K. FRANK WILLIAM NORRIS Entered from E. Rivers, September, '35, MARY ANDERSON PARTAIN Entered from R. I.. Hope, September, '35, Art Club, '36, Library Club, '37, Opera Club, '38. NENA FRANCES PAYNE Entered from R. L. Hope, September, '34, Gym Club, '36, '37, Basketball, '37, '38, Stunt Night, '37, Choral Club, '38, '39. PARTAIN PAYNE 3 iii u n HS , M KAREN MARIA NORRIS Entered from Decatur Cirls' High, Septembex '36, Opera Club, '37, Tallulah Falls, '38, HI- XVAYS Stag, '39, Cheer Leader, '39, Senior Play, '39. WILLIAM VAUGHAN PENTECOST, KIR. lilly Entered from O'Keefe, September, '36, Stunt Night, '37, Deelamation Club, '37, XVAT1. Radio Play, '39, Stunt Night, '39. jUI.IENNE ELIZAISIYFII PERRI'ixXUl,T 1'c'rr1 Entered from Hillsdale School, Pittsburgh, Pe in., September, '35, Art Club, '36, Choral Club, '38, Opera Club, '38. PENIECOST PEPPEAU I PITTS POLLARD MARTHA FRANCES PITTS I'l'dIIktl Entered from Morgan Falls, September, '35, Home EC. Club, '36, '37, '38. WARREN RANDOLPH POLLARD, JR. Entered from Joe Brown, February, '36, Airplane Club, '36, Stunt Night, '37, Military Medal, '37, Stamp Club, '37, Band, '37, Booth Assistant, '37, '38, Tennis Tournament, '37, Spl'c'i1'0xt'0j21', '38, Red Cross Representative, '38, Annual Represent- ative, '38, Drum Major, '39, Campaign Manager, '39, LILLIAN MAE REYNOLDS D0llit ' Entered from E. Rivers, September, '34, Home Ee, Club, '35, Campfire Girls, '35, Opera Club, '37. POTTER RAM WILLIAM FRANKLIN POTTER Entered from Fulton High, October, '36, Foot- ball, '37, '38, '39. HOMER OTTIS RARY, NIR. rrlkvn Entered from Rosserville, September, '34, Library Club, '35. STEVE MALONE RICHARDS Entered from Columbus High, Columbus, Ga., September, '37, Christmas Pageant, '37, Lieuten- ant Colonel R. O. T. C., '39, Rifle Team, '39. REYNOLDS RICHARDS S' as , , -lf., ,4 7 . lu --R L v- ..Y,Y- , Ji ' 1',- -' 5 ' f' ., ,-fi, :ff f 4 ', -12,54 J, :- f MS Ill I ll H S RAUSCHENBER6 REED GEORGIA RAUSCHENBERG Ge0rgc ' Entered from E. Rivers, September, '35, Collee- tors' Club, '36, Secretary Art Club, '37, Opera Club, '38, Red Cross Representative, '38, H1- WAYS Staff, '39, Library staff, '39, Tallulah Falls, '38, '39, Treasurer, '38, XVho's Wlio, '39, Christ- mas Pageant, '39, Senior Play, '39. VIRGINIA MQLANE RICHARDSON YFTUY! Entered from Maria Sanford, St. Paul, Minn., March, '37, Art Club, '37, Opera Club, '38, HI- WAYS Staff, '39, Tallulah Falls, '39. GUS RICHMOND erNll!7l7il1', Entered from Boys' High, September, '38. RICHARDSON RICHMOND ,fe 4,,,-Y M-' A. 1.41 - A MYRTICE CODELL REED Canfield Entered from Hammond School, September, '35. MARY ALICE ROANE Entered from E. Rivers, September, '34, Home Ee. Club, '35, '36, Girl Reserves, '37, '38, Red Cross Representative, '35, '36. FLORENCE PARKS R UCKER Entered from Central High School, Whshington, D. C., September, '37, Library Staff, '38, Seere tary Choral Club, '39. ROANE PUfKEP RUDRAUFF MARY ESTHER RUDRAUFF Hooks Entered from R. L. Hope, September, '3 EC. Club, '36, '37, Treasurer, '36, Girl '36, Choral Club, '38, '39, CGRDELIA AN N SA LTER Entered from R. L. Hope, September, Club, '36, '37. WILLIAM KYRLE SIMMS Billy Entered from R. L. Hope, September, plane Club, '34. SALTER S, Home Reserves, '35, Art '33, Air-- SEDDON SELFE ESTHER SEDDON English Entered from Girls' High, September, '36, Decla- mation Club, '37, President, '37, Girl Reserves, '37, '38, President, '38, '39, Christmas Pageant, '38. EDWARD M. SELFE Entered from Proviso High, Chicago, Ill., No- vember, '36, Tennis Team, '37, '38, Basketball, '39. CHARLOTTE MILDRED RUTH SMITH HCt1l'liC Entered from R. L. Hope, September, '34, Gym Club, '35, '36, Girl Reserves, '36, '37, '38, Christmas Pageant, '37, Glee Club, '38, Treasurer of Girl Reserves, '38. SlMMS SMITH SELLERS SHORTLEY MARGARET BYNE SELLERS f?Mart:y77 Entered from R. L. Hope, September, '35, Vice- President Library Club, '36, President Library Club, '37, Opera Club, '38. JOHN WILSON spmuts, JR. fffmv Entered from R. L. Hope, September, '35, Model Airplane Club, '36, Rifle Club, '36, Stunt Night, '37, Band, '36, '37, '38, '39, Track, '38, '39, I Il-WAYS stuff, '39. SUZANNE SPENCE rrsuzyn Entered from E. Rivers, September, '34, Art Club, '35, '36, Spanish Club, '37. SPEARS SPENCE 2 EN I H H S m- t, . , , 2 ,.,.n f' 4 , T 1. - ,,, .T ,W 3.4. Q , ,V . J' - VN .- ,mul , ,53 LILLIAN MARIE SHQRTLEY HSl,70I'fJ, ' Entered from Woodrow Wfilson, Dallas, Texas, September, '38. GERTRUDE GUERARD SPRATT Tr11J-y Entered from Joe E. Brown, September, '35, Art Club, '36, Rifle Club, '37, Opera Club, '38, Clioral Club, '39. MARJORIE FARNHAM STEACY Rollin Entered from O'Keefe, September, '36, President Declamation Club, '37. SPRATT STEATY 'K ,, STANLEY STEPHENS MURIEL STANLEY Entered from Central High, Detroit, Mich., No vember, '38, Basketball, '39. KATHERINE MARGENE STEPHENS Gz'm ' Commercial Club, '35, '36, Library Staff, '36, '37, Annual Representative, '38. MILDRED THOMPSON Millie Entered from Bay Branch High, September, '34, Gym Club, '35, '36, Home Ec. Club, '37. F Entered from Hammond School, September, '34, STIEGHORST STROUP ELOISE BILLIE STIEGHORST Entered from O'Keefe, December, '35, Declama- tion Club, '36, Major Bowes Amateur Hour, '36, Opera Club, '37, Stunt Night, '37, '39, Drum Majorette, '39. ROSE ADELE STROUP Entered from Liberty Guinn, September, '35, Home Ec. Club, '36, '37, WILLIAM ALBERT TRAVIS ffBill37 Entered from R. L. Hope, September, '34, Science Club, '35, R. O. T. C., '36, '37, Annual Repre- sentative, '35, Library Club, '36, Student Council, '37. THOMPSON TRAVIS SULLIVAN THOMAS MARGARET JANE SULLIVAN Entered from E. Rivers, September, '35, Girl Re- serves, '36, '37, Home Ee. Club, '37. ELEANOR TROUTMAN Entered from Sacred Heart, September, '35, An- nual Representative, '36, '37, Art Club, '36, President Current Events Club, '37, Honor Roll 11 Quarters, Editor-in-Chief PII-WAYS, '39, Tal- lulah Falls, '38, '39, Stunt Night, '39, Typing Certificate, '38, Wl1t1's Who, '39, Senior Play, '39. KATHERINE EATON TUCKER Entered from R. L. Hope, September, '35, Decla- mntion Club, '36, Library Club, '37g Honor Roll 10 Quarters, Super Honor Roll 1 Quarter. TROUTMAN TUCKER 15- :vi V , I k ' 11 , ' , 1- s , ,Sl NIH HS , ,-, A AVR ,: 'Vi Y V V, .ff .,,-,ff2Nf-if, p ,, if-' ,,.3.f-f-- f Effffriigi. f A BOYD THOMAS Entered from Trindelphin High, Wheeling, XV. Va., September, '37, Band, '38, '39. JASON A. TUGGLE, JR. Jam Entered from Fulton, October, '36, Band, '37, '38, '39. l'AUl. GRAY TURNER Entered from E. Rivers, September, '35, Science Club, '36, Military, '36, '37, Tennis Team, '37, '38, '39. meets www TYREE VANDEGRIFF JAMES HOWARD TYREE Tyrr'r ' Entered from R. L. Hope, September, '34, Annual Representative, '35, '36, Glee Club, '36, Officers' Club, '37, '38, Officer R. O. T. C., '39, Football, '38, '39. SARA VANDEGRIFF Li1'llc' Vamlyn Entered from E. Rivers, September, '35, Debating Club, '36, Declamarion Club, '37, Opera Club, '38. MARGARET JOHNSTON WATKINS ff JJ Pfxawy Entered from Hammond School, September, '34, Freshman Dramatic Club, '36, Home Ec. Club, '36, '37, Girl Reserves, '37, Tallulah Falls, '39. VAN VALKENBURG WALKER JAMES EDWARD VAN VALKENBURG Entered from R. L. Hope, September, '34, Rifle Club, '36, ANNE HARRALSON WALKER Entered from R. L. Hope, September, '35, Latin Club, '36, '37, Debating Club, '36, Library staff, '39. GRACE EVELYN WATSON Dixie Entered from George Washington High, San Francisco, Cal., September, '38. WATKINS WATSON a WESTBROOK 04 f W , MMM WALL WALLACE JANE LOUISE WALL Entered from R. L. Hope, September, '35, Vice- President Library Club, '36, Journalism Club, '37, Rifle Range, '37. CHARLES RICHARD WESTBROOK Entered from E. Rivers, September, '33, Baseball, '34, '35, '37, Basketball, '35, Oflicers' Club, '38, Letter Club, '39, Football, '39, KATE NUNNALLY WESTMQIKELANLD Entered from R. L. Hope, September, '35, Library Club, '37, Art Club, '38. WESTMORELAND IUHS S I N LAURA WALLACE Entered from E. Rivers, September, '35, Glee Club, '36, '37, '38, Accompanist, '37, School of the Air, '36, '37, Gym Club, '37, Annual Repre- sentative, '39, Honor Roll 11 Quarters, Christ- mas Paeant, '36, '37, '38, Stunt Night, '39. MILDRED WHITE Mil Entered from O'Keefe, September, '36. KATHARINE MASON XVI-IITNEY Rl'IIl ' Entered from Charlotte, N. C., September, '35, Home Ee. Club, '36, Library Club, '37, Current Events Club, '37, HI-WAYS. Staff, '39, Tallulah Falls, '39, Shorthand Certificates, '39. WHITE WHWNEY 1' it WILLIAMS WILLIAMSON ROBERT EMORY WILLIAMS Entered from Rivers, September, '33, Airplane Club, '34, '35, Track Team, '38, '39. JAYNE DOLORES WILLIAMSON Entered from Marietta High, September, '38. KATHRYN CASSELS YOUNG HKHJIH Entered from E. Rivers, September, '35, Art Club, '36, Collectors' Club, '37, Opera Club, '38, Stunt Night, '37, Tallulah Falls, '38, '39, Christ- mas Pageant, '36, '39, Senior Play, '39. WING WYCKOFF LAURA FRANCES WING Entered from Hammond School, September, '34, Home Ec. Club, '35, '36, Library Club, '36, '37, Red Cross Representative, '38, '39. CHARLES FRANKLIN WYCKOFF Whifc'y Entered from R. L. Hope, September, '34, Dra- matic Club, '35, Rifle Club, '35, S,l2r'r'fI'0sc'0jJ1', '36, Stamp Club, '37, Booth Manager, '39. YOUNG 'f ' ,, JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS RICHARD HORSEY ............ . , Pf't'XfllK'llf ARTHUR MONTGOMERY . . . . Vin'-l'n'xi4lvr1l BEVERLEY ADAMS . . . Sl'C'Vl'fl1l'Aj' aml Tf4,tIKIll'l'f Wil. 4 R2 C-I lfiril Rout Christine Paris, Betty Ann Lilly, Carol Knight, Ann Ramspeck, Betty Cogburn, Billie Jean llnjee, Sonia XVeinberg. Swozzrl Rout Betty Burress, Barbara Blick, Betty Clark, Kathleen Strickland, Martha Beck, Lois Richmond, Fleanor Portwood, Beverley Adams. Tbinl Row: Muriel Heden, Raymond Roddy, jack McGaughey, Shirley Davis, Evelyn White, Doris Speer, Martin Nichols, Whittier Wright, Virginia Reynolds. lfonrfb Razr: Hanson Hall, Eddie Gustafsen, Jack Weir, Fred Connell, Jack Disos- way, Bobby Paden, jack Smith. Not III Pir'i1f1'r': Ann Baggett, Elizabeth Stribling, john Wallace. C-2 Ifirif Rl11l'2 Cathryn Kaufman, Gretchen Terrell, Iiugenia Neel, Harry lidwards, Patricia Slater, Margery Smith, Mary Roniberger. Srroml Row: ,lean Lochridge, Marjorie Thomas, Louise Goans, Morie Burns, Virginia Barr, Nancy Balliet, Frances Leakc, lilise Tilghman. Third Rout Helen Taulman, joan Fitz- water, Iiugenia Scruggs, Hazel Scott, Frances Longino, Jane Tuttle, Mary Jane Brock, Lucia Peeples, Mary Anne Robinson. liolzrfb Row: John Westmoreland, Dick Hardwick, Richard Lamb, Byron Heard, john Nlarrell, Mary jo Bearse, Arthur Montgomery, Richard Horsey. 4' WL, a. 7 . V 1' if? C25 'Q .' Y 552, W- ni fr ,. , 5 C-3 First Row: Jane Brantley, Fleanorc Wfinecoff, Angelique DeGolian, Lillian XVinship, Alice Neal, Betty Havcrty, jean Young. SI'I'07Il, Row: Anne Wagar, Polly Rushton, Kathryn Watt, Mary Hurt Clayton, Betty Ann Mayfield, Louise Lamar, -Iaequeline Thiesen, Virginia Gilbert. Tlriril Rule: Kathryn W'right, Anna Sullivan, Camille Shumate, lileanor Mathews, Louis A. Gerland, Anne Carter, Anne Crowley, Mae Clark, Peggy Prater. Iiuurlb Rout james Ii. Coleman, Edgar O. Rand, Henry A. Alexander, ,lolin Symmcs, Williaiai H. Barber, Philip Shaefier. NUI Irz Piz'lni'i': lfrnest T. Hungerford, Carl Cf Stewart, C-4 Ififiil Row: Bowden Ragsdale, Sara Tiller, ,lack Ragstlale, Billy Miller, B. Whit llllis, Margaret Miles, Bill Iiishbaclc. Srroml Row: Lucien Harris, Russell Chapman, Warren Tiller, Creed Taylor, George Lahtte, Harold Leamon, Miller Cowen, Chan Carter. Tfiiril Ron: lflgin Price, Ralph Meeks, Lee Daught- rielge, James Walker, Olin Rambo, Billy Willitxit, llddie Fraser, Louis Bondurant, David Sheddon. Ponrfb Roux: jack Hoffman, Luther Rabun, Delos White, Daniel Griffith, NX'illiam Plemister, Billy Nlelcendon, R. B. Dorman, Tommy Shanks. Noi In Pirfurr: jimmy Mitchell, -lack I-nier-on, T. ,l. Saine. -Q .1- .8- 716 rf 1 C-5 Ifirif Rout Virginia Meaders, Doris Stewart, Jacqueline Taft, Frances Brown, Sarah Self, Regina Mechaud, Dorothy Huffines. Srrorfrl' Row: Dorothy Rolader, Lyla jones, Jane Smith, Dorothy Burdette, Lorene Power, Florence XVhitaker, Helen Hudgins, Jean Lobnitz. Tbil'l!' Row: Mildred Childers, Margaret Bald- win, Doris Stewart, Iileanor Lanham, -Iuanita Scurry, Elsa Mae Coney, Dorothy Wriglat, Marjorie spa.-ks, jewel Reed. lfonrlb Row: Allen Gottlieb, William Frances, Charles Gates, R. C. Mabry, Floyd Cowart, Herbert Ramsey. C-6 Iiirxl Row: Iivelyn Sikes, Gladys Daum, Betty Hammond, Helen Kroll, Anne Adams, Marilyn Hilton, Kathryn Stephens. lSf'r'0mf Row: Russell Bentell, Patsy Rary, Betty Copeland, Christine Huglaes, Nancy Ifnglehart, Barbara Broward, lflizabeth Pinkard, David Richardson. Tfairzl Row: Ben Huclgins, Charles Cobb, Carlton Cowart, Marion Fiske, Billy Bowen, Dick Smith, Walter Pattillo. FOIl7'fb Row: Frank Beall, john Jacobs, XVilliam Fuller, Haddon Johnson, Henry Brooks, Rembert Sims, Hugh Lynch, George Ptipfey. l C-7 liirsf Row: Louise Stokes, Betty .lane Watsoii, Dorothy Wilson, Claire Engc, Charlotte Holbrock, Annclle linker, Ann Outler. Swomf Role: Nancy Emery, Nanny johnson, Betty Claire Hilgers, Jacqueline Ver- noy, Mildred Piovnirtl, Harriet johnson, Margaret Hudgins, Mildred W'eSt. Tbiril Razr: Loyd Hackett, Donultl Benton, Henry Burr Green, Ifzly XX72lKlilll'i, Fclwfircl Bryson, Mnriliill Sinw, Carlton Brown, Drewry Stynclleomb, Carl Iloocl. lfnllrfff Rauf: Clolemzin Lindsey, wloe Taylor, XY'illartl Harper, Harry Norman, Iitl Crawley, Austin 'Iiliomnson, llzllpli Slnten, Robert Gustafson, Davitl Cliieliester, l'vI'.lI1l4 Sliipp. No! lu Pir'll1r'1': Fred Iiilley, B-I 1'lr,il lillllf illinrlotte Kill'Sl1lICI', Margaret hlennings, Sally C,urrie, lfinmees lilnynn, Sam Lireen, xl.ll'l.Hl li.lI'1', RtJ'wCI1lLll'lC Pl1Cl.1l1. St't'UIlrl Kon: Phyllis Colescott, Alice Bissinilr, Qlatlmriiie Cyrirlin, lormine Dowl- ing, Ann Anderson, Anne Bnrili, Patricia Nicoson, xloclele Tanner. Tfuril Kon: Donaltl Rolatler, Ylilionux llendrix, Genevieve Lntliein, Nellie O'Neill, Iivelyn Block, Nelle Iioyal, George Hnneoek, Henry Nlinor, lirenton Tunnell. l'l1IIVflI RUILY NVnlter Brown, Ray Hartsfield, Louis liurcli, -liek l..1IlLll1Jl'l1, slolin Rhy- son, George llwing, Lee Hugli Burdette. ' .':,.'4.2:zrg. 552524: , 1. , 'WW 7575+ S Y KA V gpm, Q Q B-2 Ifirif Rule: Dorothy Lowe, Margaret Boomershine, Elsa Norris, Jane Gann, Margaret Kennedy, Dorothy Wfrigley, Marjorie Soulie. Svrnml Row: Mary Barker Wlaitloek, Jean Mergendoller, Patricia Hunt, June Cantrell, Margaret Sampson, Elizabeth Welle1', Jean McCurry, Eloise Lyndon. Tbirn' Row: Betty Blasin- game, Florence Harrison, Julia Bardwell, Jeanne LeEebre, Lillian Dowling, Nancy Perry, Jean Stanton. Ifourlfz Rauf: Herbert Cheshire, Billy Sturgess, Dan Herlihy, Ricks W'ilson, Archie Nevitt, Dick Gray, Sandy Pierce, Ben Dunn. Noi 111 Piz'l11re: Phyllis Pierce, Lois Kaulback, Helen Boomershine, Hammond Payne, B-3 Firsf Row: Betty Brantley, Ruth Gartenhaus, Torrance Chalmers, Mary Jeanne Thibodeau, Pat Mohun, Ceres Stark, Mary Gaynor Anderson. Sl'l'0llll Row: Margaret Benning, Helen Milburn, Mia Hecht, Gloria Gormley, Louise Rockwood, Dorothy Sterne, Mary Anne Cullum, Betty Kelly. Tfaircl Row: Carolyn Wil- liams, Mary Mobley, Mary Lyons, Joyce Odum, Lindley Bode, Nell McKay, Eleanor Odum, Betty Bell, Jennie Belle Lovell. Fourfb Row: Dudley Martin, James Daiiidson, Morgan Pattillo, John Parsons, Robert Dunn, Lee Potter, Gene Thornton, Roy Darwin. J V ,,., ' ina , , i .Wa i , if-3 l ir.sf Row: Marie Boyd, Louise Garner Rose Adult Moye. Srwiritl RUILT Peggy Marian Weltiier, Gabrielle Mattox, Ann Hampton llume, Montune Melson, .lack Row: Dielc Gilbert, Clliarles Orr, Mark V -4 ' law! Ifdwina Macon, Myrtice Coogler, Nina Bell, Virginia Cfarotlierx, XVartl, lfdilli Anderson, Ann Harris, Ixmily Boyd, Sara Slieeltlun, llulilaard. '1'l1iI'tf Row: Vincent Strobel, Billy Vfartl, larl Yantis, Clement, lfrzxnk Mooney, Stanley Sinipxon, Dick Brooke, lmirlfi Pope, Donald Dietrielis, ciI'.ll!,lI11 Ciroye, DeS.1lew Harriwon, llubby R zibun, X5C'.1rren R ussell, B-5 liiril Row: Lewis Vaughan, Ifrank Cay, lfdwartl Lunsford, Llolin Knox, XYV.lI'I'UI1 XY,irson, Vin i 1 limi Cfliilrles 'I'rict'. SI'l'Ull1l Rout ,lack Smitli, Martin Palmer, Paul Ramsey, Rieliartl Sunpson Io Nlt on ougli, -Iolin RLItll'.lLlll., W'.1lter W'itl1ers, Dempsey llespexs, 'l'f11rif Run: Billy -lunew, Henry lull Ctor t Ryan, llugli Newton, XVarren Pope, Clmrles Newton, George Marelnnont, Tlioinas Nlellwain, I lr X i ins l'.UlH'fl7 Row: Albert Pruitt, Tom Lewis, W'esley Mills, .lim Dickey, Ned jaenieke, lzdgar Norris .unes Huey. ' :f,u1rSi..z,:n-uAEl!5'3f1rx:s'l'!r:. B-6 lfiri! Knut Margaret Adams, Josephine Kuhnen, Dorothy Rheay, Ann Callaway, Barbara Geclney, Helen Meister, Harriet Porch, Shirley Thomas. Secomf Row: Ralph Chapman, Robert Wrigley, Eugene Kemph, Thomas Johnson, Arthur Heuer, Mason Wliitiiey, Fred Sorrow, Wialter Clapp, Obie Powell. Third Row: l.ee Rosenberg, Lewis Brannon, D. B. Murrell, Joe May, Jim Johnson, Harrold Stewart, Roy Hackney, Athel Garner. lfonrffn Role: Gene Dahlbender, Keith Chapman, Billy Key, Larry Taylor, Robert Donegan, Robert Wiiaia. Fiflb Row: Phillip Terrell. B-7 liirxz' Row: llvelyn Brown, Alice Thomas, Jeanne W'illard, Flonnie Wcnotl, Sara Johnson, Dorothy Chap- man, Nell Travis. Seroml Roux Anita Bedell, Nan Wfilliams, Betty Bond, Betty Chase Wliitinire, Isabel Nwoolford, Barbara Morrison, Ann Gazelle, Dorothy Dyehe. Tbinf Row: Hugh Reagan, Richard Selfe, Norris Morgan, Sara Nell Redmond, Mary Sue Harper, Jeanne Stanley, Lustrat Coleman, Charles Evans, Robert Greene. Folzrfb Row: Asa Bearse, Carlton Hardeman, James Cheeves, Paul Beard, Herbert Geclney, Ralph Stephens. ,,'LA E31IQii, ,, ' ' j l B-8 liirtif Row: Georgia Kale llgirris, Lillian Sewell, Iitliel Mabry, Velma Harper, Annie Mae Lee, Srella Davis, Hilda Richardson. SITOIIII Row: Marguerite Preston, Robyn XVall, Clara McLarty, Sara Ragsdale, ,lean Stevenson, Rutli Dilbeck, lfella Ifelmls, janet Hardman. Tfiirif Rout Imogene Bratmn, Virginia King, fieneva Guins, Virginia llender-on, Mary Frances Morrix, Franecx Wfliite, Bessie Laura Mabry, XVill1elmina Nalley, Frances linlerkin. liourlln Row: Mayo Stokes, Harry MeLesky, Fred Iiidsnn, Rex Howell, Harold llullirield, llennis Xvucidall, Malone Vanrlegriff, Ralph jolinaon, jules l.aVergne. B-9 Fifi! Rom: lirlna Iiarl Dodd, Marian liarley, Miriam Cowarr, Inef Price, Mary Tyree, Piilly Wliirlnxs ,Ieasie Slieparal. St'l'!llltl Ruff: Belly jane liuwers, Virginia Lunsford, Mufelle Ciulden, Cnlleen ,Xbernatliy llelen lullison, ,Iulia O'Sliields, Margaret Lewis, Sara Lowe. 'I'fJH'il Run: -lulin Mullmigal, Aubrey llun Cdll, 'lloni Mclieliee, W. T. Hales, Carrie Smilli, Virginia Yuung, Clliarlew XY'ilsnn, King Corley, Neil Dil beck. lfourlb Row: Prank Camp, Duzier Kirk, Norman Morris, james Ahern, W. A, llardeman, -lux Cliesliire, Calvin Catex. Jai- 1. gimp- gala: ,L 'g . A-I liirzxl Razr: ,lack Norris, Howard Carson, Judson Hawk, Tom Atkins, James Tiller Karl Icenogle Chandler Burton, Swrnlfl Raw: Mary Stephens, Loris Lyons, Carolyn Evins, Carol Thomas anet Goocltll Renee Wilson, Pat Fahrncy, Rebecca Alexander. Tbinl Row: George Kasper, Annette Spinning., Virginia lindsey, Peggy johnson, Frances Kuhnen, Mary Scott, Sara ,Io Barnett, Marion Mundy Tom Shelton Ifrmrlfr Row: Bobby Drake, Allan Thomas, James Willianisoii, -Iohn Olden, Murray Hamilton Joe Ham mond, ,Iohn Taulman, Howard MeWliorter, Ififfb Row: .Iustus Martin A-2 1'i1l'.l'l' Row: Wiglit Rushton, Mary Elizabeth Garner, Carolyn Porter, Mary Beth Taylor, Justine Fowlkes, joyce I.eCraw, lilizabeth Garvin, Fanny McCullough. Sl'l'0lllf Row: Frances Shepard, Eleanor Wfalker, lithel Lee Hill, jane Hunt, Mary Ann Curry, Betty Bayfield, Gloria Patton, Ann Thornton, Fran XX'ard. Third Row: Dan Bearse, Donald Crawley, Billy Black, Kenneth Barber, Marjie Moore, Ann Hale, Alvis W'eatherly, Rankin Smith, Howard McCall, Howard Harmon. Iiozzrlfy Row: Blair Anthony, Billy William- son, Robert Davison, Jimmy Smith, Ewing Dean, Bobbie Milling, Edward McKinney, Dick Gilbert, jack Davis, Harold Thomas. ,, ,Y ,,,.---f .f.,,W YW- - - ,,',,...sLA.i.Lia.tA3,- .C uv , T-is 1. A-3 Ifirs! Row: Betty Marshall, Polly Glanton, june Gaertner, Lucy Gartrell, Miry Amerine, Frances Flowerx, Niwanna McCullough. Swrillzf Rmb: Rutli Midcllebrook, Dorothy Spratlin, Betty Hurlbut, Paula Ann Brewer, Rutli lfllen Gretlier, Ifmma Bolton, jesse Iftliritlge, Betty Burns. Tfwirif Rout Clark llowell. Robert Stienborg, Constance Moor, Claudine Gibson, Billy Brooks, Ann Pentecost, Lane XY'inal1ip, Sziuntlers jones, Frank Carter. llllllffll Rout jones Aderliold, Wayne Wrigley, Billy Hirris, lfdxsmirtl Castleton, Gene Slieqirer, hlolin Cieclney, Cliaincellor Trimble, George Cimp. A-4 Uri! Iillllf Dorotliy Kaufmann, Marie Wfootl, Margaret Clieevex, Betty Ciralmin, Dorothy liroolv, xl0HICl I.Llll1.lll1, lflinldetli MeCliire, M.1rtl1.i Brown. Seiullil Run: Mnrgaret Parsons, 'l-l1CI'CX.l Sikes, l'r.ineex Nixli lulinor Ignliglin, Corinne Keninier, xlonitn l5llI'LlCKl, lwnily S.infortl, l'lvin.i Ciooeli, Luey Young, 'l'fm.l Raw: Clmrlie ilinlss, Howell i'x'sl1fOI'Ll, june Hloxlon, Betty l'l.lllLJllllI1C, l'ei.gi.gy Robinxon, june llilgers Holm lliiys, Wnlcleii I,ynel1, l'iUlll'flI Rout Kennedy Qiinninage, Alunior Parrigin, Bobby Bond, Pete Ifbersole Wyatt Joiner, Herbert Peeler, .lack Copeland, Marslinll Pittman, Bob Coney. ' 335525 .Q ff ill if E' lifll. A-5 liirxf Razr: Carolyn Reynolds, Howard Heininger, Patricia Fabel, Margaret Cleveland, Marie Boomershine, Robert Lynch, Virginia Smith. Swollif Row: Gene Patten, Eugene lfidson, Alec Pollard, Louis johnson, Billy Briggs, Tommy jones, William Brown, Kenneth Steele. Tbirzl Row: Dorothy Waller, Dorothy Winfree, Charles W'oodall, Miriam Chapman, Carolyn Benziger, jane Caldwell, Rodney Browning, Betty johnson, josephine Nellans. Fonrfll Row: Ralph Milam, james Ragsdale, Lewis Anderson, David johns, Grady NVebb, Bob McKinnon, Bobby Reed, Glenn Buiee, lid Thomason. A-6 Firsf Row: john Cutlifle, joe Lures, Harold Mercier, George Newberry, Rolan Stoker, Gray Lindgren, Robin Harris. SLTOIIZI Rout jack Graves, l,ouis McDonald, Arthur Marthens, Bill Compton, Williarii jones, Donald llolmex, lidward Covington, Thomas Green. Tlzinf Rona: Roy Spitler, john Harris, George Briimbelow, G. XV. Whitlow, j. B. Weldon, Loyse Sauls, Charles Bowen, Lee jordan, Willis Vanlirank. l'l0llI'fb Role: Huss Beutell, Fred jones, jack Frost, David Langley, Charles Davison, Bill Cheek. Fiflln Row: Charles McMullen. No! Ill Pit't11i'z': Dudley Van Frank, Peter Cline, jimmy XVilson, Willard Baxley. f -- vw-wwf--.Y-P V , ma . ,. W ,Q.i.isEffl.1Qf-' iff- l i ' - ,ff il ri .5 A-7 l ir,if Row: Annie R. Blackburn, listelle Collins, Helen Maeris, Demetra Maeriw, Ruth ,lack-im, Beatrice Phillips, Margaret Milling. Seronrf Row: Susan Baker, Martha Lummus, Clara Lee, Iiranees Milam, Frances Prichard, Margaret Gardner. Tbirif Row: Grace Iiidson, Sarah Scott, Thelma Cash, ,Ianet Glam, Margaret jenkins, Gladys Burdette, Lueile jenkins. Fm1i'fb Role: Dale Baldwin, Mildred Lindsay, lliimrliy Scurry, Annie l.ee Glisson, Louise Cornwell, Beverly Clements. Ififlfn Rau: Mary K. Gritiith, ljilflf Rauf: liula Bell Davis, Dnrotliy XVel'Jb, Ifannie Mae Sewell, Mary laiuise lillis, llorriw XY'ehb, Rubx Allen, Mary Rooney. Seitorlif IQUIVI Willeiie Ciowart, lflaine Malone, Margie Caldwell, Iiraneex lluni, .lean Daum, Llewel Adams. Tfliril Knut Irene Lane, Sara Brantley, XY'inifred Nlelfarland, Frances liolader -Ioyee Humphries, limogene Myers, Martha Brown. l lflf1 Hou: jean Tate, Helen Hackett, Harriet Mcliath, Marie Mabry, livelyn Rary, Kathleen Heard, Amanda Land, Lima Lou Brattnn. ..-,.., ,aiL,2L.L.g. ...maBi -Y ' ..'1L'Ia 1 , ,...B232. , A-9 Fifi! Rolf: jimmy Camp, Don Pinyan, .Iimmic Harmon, Charlcs Marsh, H. S. Fouts. SITOIIII Row: Hulen Pass, Morgan W'ood, xl. C. Abernathy, Charles Redmond, Bruce Wfilfred, Oswald Burdctt. Tbirrl Run: lloyier Roladcr, jack Rockwood, Reynold Spruill, Granger Douglas, Leo Stovall. Fonrlb Rmr: sl. VV. Childers, Duvall Dimsdale, James Hgxrdegrec, Hugh lfidson, lflbert Fuller, Charles Austin. A-IO Pirxf Rauf: Hugh Jones, 1. P. Cash, Howard Sosbee, Karlmon Douglas, Sanford Strickland. Smtomf Rout Max Antinazi, Ifdwin XVade, Billy Langford, KI. C. Rary, Billy Smith, Adolf Michel. Tbiril Rout Dcnmon Power, Robert Shores, Billy Stenger, Leonard Antinazi, Eugene Moore, Du-W'ain Brundage, G. C. Fouts. l',U1ll'fXl IQUICI Frank Garmon, Doris Morgan, Charles Holton, Tillman Dowis, Lamar Cardcr. l I Ill' Si , 'fb I 'ev' .fi ' .l 1.- .A3-fd .X f V4 Q :fs Q is. s, ff ,,,,f'Qw Mr 3.2 t. ILL!! w - 7 .4 rzalmulii G 10 Y gfi 'Q .-1ulwns,,.., igi ,'A ,g in k -1-1-l... 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Lowrance, Jr. S Dick Smith Wixr' Men . -' Tommie Blackwell l Wilburn Davis Ttulm Wx Sara Vandegrifl, Kay Young, Georgia Rauschenberg, i 5 i Louis Gerland, Edwin Blackwell, Bootsie Candler Bfggtll' Boy . . .........., Henley Sturgess I 1 l Iohn jarrell Howell Ashford, Buster Bcall, Ricks ll, . f' J . . - ' 5 up MM l Wilson, Robert Dunn, Ed Bryson, W. H. Kelley STUNT NIGHT Yr' Olaf Sfhflfiln A Vis!! frrnu fha Marfia11s SC'i'l7l'Xrf7'017'I North Fzzlfrnf' Freshman Stunt Sophomore Stunt 4 . QU Snippy Sewing Circle F Q25 Buckhead Beauty Salon Q35 North Fulton Athletic Field A Pfzllllzlfiml SFFIII' Junior Stunt Qwinning Stuntj Senior Stunt -1 x l we rm 5, f f 'Z c1OI.0Nl 1. BIKUAIJXVI 1 1, R1',qi11n'lllulCur11rm1l11lr'r M155 .IANI l,Awl 1 55 SIHIIIMII' I,11 UI'I NAN 1' COLON1 1, Rrpzrmnns Bllfftlljflfl CIUIIIIIILIIILIUI' M155 B1 TTY HOIJOI 5 Sflflllwll' QAe Tcglla Filip' ,T -T jiwy X .1.... X Jug X XX if CAPTAIN McKENZ113 CAPTAIN JOHNSON A ' y LIEUTENANT GEIKLAND LIEUTENANT RAMBO J SPONSORS MISS CAROL KNIGHT MISS JANE SMITH MISS JACQUELINE THIESEN MISS MURTEL HEDEN MAJOR GREEN E,x'r'c'ntiz'c' Ojfffl' NIISS ANG1-.UQUE DEGOLIAN AIALIOR M1111 1:1111 S1 Rm AN 1' H.x11,1Nf, LILUTENANT TEBO gpomor l Lnf,UTi1NAN1' JACK SON Dirz'c't01' 4 CAI-'MIN HM.i. 13111111 Mlss lil-'l'l'Y llfxvl Il'I'Y Sfl0H.NOI' gi , ,VL V1 1 , THE SCHOOL R. O. T. C. BAND Ayers, Barber, Bearsc, Boyd, Brannon, Brown, Browning, Burdelt, Burdette, Cfates, Connell Clieek, Cliesliire, Cline, Covey, Dauglitridge, Gammage, Gilbert, Cyritiitli, Hall, Hardwick Hartsfield, Hayes, Heard, Hendrix, Holton, C., Holton, XV., Hope, klUllITNUI1, bl., lolinsnn, T. QEWQ I.:1fetLe, Latliem, Lewis, Lindgren, l,l.lI1Sf0l'Ll, Lures, Mabry, Nlarelnnrmt, Xleliatiglwy, Nic Lendon, MeNWl1orter, Meeks, Mills, Montgomery, Newton, Nlelnwls, Orr, Baden, Rag-dale Ramsey, Rand, Read, Respess, Ripley, Rosenburg, Saine, Slieddon, Sims, Snntli, Spitler, Sor row, Strickland, Strobel, Tlioinas, A., El-l1OlH.lS, B., Tiller, Toggle, XYallaue, XYeldon, XY isirr lall W'1'igl1t. AND THE RIFLE TEAM Sergeant Hafling, IIl5fl'Il1'f0lA, Broadwell, Styneliemnbe, Green, Rieliards, Bentley, Bondurant, Clayton, l1usl.xt'son, Hackney, xlolin-on, Vandergriff, Hungerford, Synnnes, Cowen. SCORES MADE BY RIFLE TEAM 18 Matches Shot-Possible Score . - 29.400 Total Points for North Fulton . 35.363 Total Points for Opponents 24,553 -,.,,,,,,' I f f f ,, 7. ff X f' - A. ,Q CAPTAIN DAVIS TVIISS SARA TIIIER Cnmjmny A Spmfmr COMPANIES A, B C COMPANY A CGMPANY B FIRST LIEUTENANT WYQKOIIF FIRST LIEUTENANT ANDERSON SECOND LII-lUTliNANT HUNGklIil OliIJ SECOND LIEUTENANT WEIR SI-1c:OND LlliUT1iNANT RARY SIQQOND LIEUTENANT BENTLEY BAND FIRST LIEUTENANT CONNELL, Drum Major SECOND LIEUTENANT TII.I.ER SECOND LIEUTENANT THOMAS CAPTAIN YOUNG Conzpufzy B 4 MISS BFVFRLY ADAMS MISS I-,LSA NORRIS CWTAIN Hmmm Sjmmor Compmzy I3 Spmzmr C fm1p.1f11 Cf COMPANY C COMPANY D SECOND LIEUTENANT CLAYTON FIRST LIEUTENANT BLAQQKWLLL FIRST SERGEANT OLDEN Miss AN NA LAN!-,, Sponsor SECOND Ll1aUT1-,NANT GUSTAI-SON FIRST SLLROIQANT Hfuuus T 1 4 w -W'G'1w-swn.q.x:,w-a .. . 4 Fw. 1-A p. mn -4- -.gf F. , N W A V Q , vig-Q-f,.'L:Q .. QA 1 ' 57 t1 ....'1 .ass hw- ' 3 A 'A P .rx ' -' Q: 1 . ' ' you 1 Q ? 3 , 1 1 vw' Ex., 2 A :wail 0:-r'-4 YHHY-Q' , Wh lm . Q 1 , T l nv 1 1 1 if Q, COACH LONXXRANCE Track X CGA fc 7., y r ry fig, rgjrffr nfl qv'-pf: li? U 4525 E31 ,Sbaight 521555 YV, JSFQX Nuixa D N Q ro -FUHUN ,L 25-ov LFZFQOMAST O3 ' O CNEZN55 NfHig1OlrNFr1,FUIt0n y ihxysgxrgio P . ulton Makes Last gsm omts After for Record North Fulton NORTH FULTON DOWNS GRIFFIN IN Outfit, Z8-13 Fsrcorrn HAlF, 13-0 Upsets Newnarr Cl-IEER LEADERS Bruce LeFebre, Helen Taulman, Margaret Crenshaw, Karen Norris, Eddre Gustafso I F1 in f' ..... ., LETTER CLUB Ml Num Mmlxsu Xl coxxl ll ISIKOAIDXX 1 1 1 c,1a,xY lil .XII KIOIINSUN 1soN11L'k.LxNl luuux 151,-XL KXK I ll RAMLSU L,L's'11x1 sox NICHOLIS lluslli ELAINE TUCKER Mascot COACH TUCKER North Fulton . North Fulton . North Fulton . KELLEY COACH LEWIS Assistant Coach B Team GRAY FRASER Halfback Alternate Captain Haltback North Fulton . . 21 7 North Fulton . . 25 North Fulton . . 13 North Fulton . . 35 North Fulton . . 28 North Fulton . . 14 FQCDTBALI. '38 Marist . Gainesville . Rome . Russell . Fulton . Griffin . R. E. Lee . Newnan . Marietta . WESTBROOK End CAPTAIN BROADWELL Tackle DAVIS Quarterback TYREE Tackle xv RAM BO Center LQ- RABUN Fullback , , no 2 'W f 'Z .. M, LYNCH CONNELL .....f Tackle: End W A, 4 , fa f CATES Fmlback BEALL Guard HOLTON Guard 4 115. .K .HN 1. .,. vr.-4 ,K sep:- w Q: 1 w s . ,Q :I t A 5:5 MARSHALL EHJ 'GHG--1 ,-1 ,A U. , .f VANDECSRIFF .J +2361 Ja- ,Ui YJ 42' .1, ww' 2- , fu.- .!wa' .3 L. .r,,, u. 4: ,I . -mm-.1,,,, - 'sf 'ar ..-r ' Guard --r 1 f4AM GIRLS' BASKETBALL KELLY GIBSON ANDERSON STANLEY TUTTLE GOLDEN HOFFMAN HAMBY FLEET CROSSWELL ADAMS WILSON NORRIS LOWE HEDEN LOWE DALE, Captomq HUNT, Co-captain. SCORES North Fulton . . 11 Marietta . North Fulton , . 30 Richardson . North Fulton , . 5 Chamblee . North Fulton . . 13 Sacred Heart North Fulton . . 11 Druid Hills . North Fulton . . 22 Monroe . North Fulton . . 13 Russell . North Fulton . . 10 Naps . . North Fulton , . 32 Newnan . . North Fulton . . 19 Druid Hills . North Fulton . . 17 Wash. Sem. . North Fulton . . 17 Monroe . North Fulton . . 17 Naps . . BOYS' BASKETBALL BEALL, CONNELL, Co-captaing WHITLOW, D. HARRlS, H. HARRlS, Mariagcfg WOODS, MQILWAIN, FULLER, SELFE, BENTON, BROADWELL North North North North North North North North North North North North North North North North North North North North North North Fulton Fulton Fulton Fulton Fulton Fulton Fulton Fulton Fulton Fulton Fulton Fulton Fulton Fulton Fulton Fulton Fulton Fulton Fulton Fulton Fulton Fulton talng HOPE. Marietta . Boys' High . Richardson . Chamblee . Marist . . Druid Hills . Monroe . Russell . Fulton . Newnan . . Druid Hills . Marietta . Marist . Monroe . Tech High . Athens . Fulton , Russell . . Druid Hills . Decatur . Panthersville . West Celtics . Effie if , MARSHALL, tap- 5 18 12 23 8 21 21 30 29 13 28 18 20 22 12 27 30 50 21 28 20 20 TENNIS TEAM EDWARD SELFE PAUL TURNER DESALES HARRISON HOLLIS HOPE DONALD BENTON ERNEST BENTLEY Three matches have been played by April 14 with the following scores: North Fulton . . 4 G. M. A. . . 3 North Fulton . . 6 Richardson . . O North Fulton . . . 5 Marist . . . . . 0 North Fulton will lose the two outstanding players, ECI Selfe and Paul Turner, who have played splendid games for three years. North Fulton North Fulton North Fulton North Fulton North Fulton Rabun - Gray - Gray - - Gray, Frm 'cr, Rnbun, Dickey . - - I TRACK scomss . . 73-Druid Hills. . . . . 55-Russell . . . . 71-Acworth. . . . 65-Canton . . . . 36-Boys High . . HIGH SCORES 440 - - - - . 54.7 scc 220 . - - - - - 23.7 sec, IOO - - - - - - - 10.2 SCC. 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And W'inifred Cooledge wills her high soprano To Margaret Hudgins of Choral Club fame. Stately Ifmily Anderson W'ills her dignity To Charlotte Holbrook, who now Is as poised as she will ever be. W'alter Armistead leaves his seat In dear Miss Baker's English class To W'alter Armistead, since he knows It's useless to hope that he will pass. Marty Sellars wills her Latin scansion To some benightecl Vcrgil pupil W'ho will next year try to get A knowledge of it through her noodle. Jackie Spears and Billy Folsom Gladly leave behind their two kodaks And Walter Anthony wills to T. 1. Saine His pursued desire to argue well-known facts. To Mary Wliitlock, julia Fleet Bequeaths her love of football heroes. And Barbara Indell gives l'Deep Purple Back to its composer, Peter de Rose. To Mister Jimmie Johnson Ed Van Valkenburg Leaves his Cadillac hiring system And the daily mishaps that occurred. Harriette Emerson leaves Eleanor Portwood her fault Of asking a question when someone else has just asked it. To all the teachers Laura Borg bequeaths her messy written papers That quickly would contaminate the waste basket. Itls strange the way that Leckie Mattox has Of getting more demerits every quarter. This cursed talent he bequeaths to Edward Crawley NVith the hope that he will make his list much shorter. Weiglated down by many medals Mr. Alfred Green Bequeaths to Jack McGaughey His place upon the Rifle Team. To Frances Longino, Carvel Long Bequeaths her manicures in Study Hall. To Dorothy Chapman, Imogene Green Leaves her passion for people that are tall. To Dennis Woodall, Kathie Mooy Bcqueaths her interest in all things. Eloise Meister leaves Betty Copeland Her thoughtfulness in small things. Gertrude Spratt bequeaths her last minute French preparations Margaret Sullivan wills her good record to her sis- ter Anna. Steve Richards leaves Hugh Newton His military bearing and his very direct manner. Marjorie Steacy bequeaths her love of dramatics William Travis leaves his permanent wave Marion Lagerquist bestows his mumps Muriel Stanley leaves all the time she's tried to save. To no one in particular R. M. is left by Kitty Lester. Martha Dale leaves Betty Burress The mind with which the saints have blessed her. Sam Hodges wills his Student Council To all North Fulton teachers And Ottis Rary leaves john Westmoreland His seat among the Cracker bleachers. Earline Chesney wills to Christine Paris Her well known songs both sweet and hot. Ann Artley leaves to Betty Cogburn The ease with which she says, '1Oh, I forgot! 4 Betty Jean Buntin bestows her broad knowledge Of chemistry mixtures to Barbara Blick And Montague Boyd bestows his blond beauty Upon Morgan Patillo and Richard Hardwick. To Martha Beck and Harriette Johnson Mary Jane Campbell bequeaths her fish While Dot Estes wills to Helen Hackney Her striking resemblance to Tizzie Lish. To Henry Green and Miller Gowen James Tyree leaves his love for all the women And Charlotte Smith wills Jessie Shephard Her skill in sewing, cutting, and in hemming. Frank Norris, along with Dorothy Launius. Will their profound silence to Richard Horsey. Ann Walker leaves to Frances Leake Her admiring love of Tommy Dorsey. Warren Fleming leaves his job As manager of the boys' track team To Arthur Montgomery, if he promises to keep All the shorts and so forth clean. Robert Williams leaves Mr. Dykes His lovely pink and flaming hair. To Mary Bloxton, Larue Mizell Bequeaths the inevitable flower in her hair. Since she's made the honor roll once in four whole years Foster Adair wills everyone her most amazing ability. Jack Marshall bcqucaths to the athletic teams His quickness and agility. To the basketball team of 1940 Dorothy Hunt and Eleanor Clay Will their victories-this year hoped for, Their nimble feet and skillful play. Bootsie Candler wills the song, My Buddy To Helen Taulman, to make her heart throbs stop. Hinton Harris bcqucaths to Warren Tiller, All the wood shavings he has left around the shop. Jeanette Johnson bcqucaths her locker to Charlotte Heard. A sweet smile is willed to all by Frances Davie. Edna Bowden leaves her typewriter to Helen Kroll. Margaret Barrett, her freakisli hair dress to Annie Mae Lee. To Mary Tyree, Betty Hodges Bequicaths her R. B. Dorman And Richard Kelly leaves his dimples To handsome Harry Norman. Ann Milburn leaves her dramatic translation Of Vergil to Beverly Adams While Katherine Tucker bestows her good nature On light-hearted Eleanor Lanham. Margaret Crenshaw bestows her good figure On Annelle Baker and Muriel Heden And Billy Sims leaves Richard Lamb Some advice on women he'll be needin'. Laura XVallace and Kate Westmoreland Leave their long-enduring friendship To all those aunts and wives and uncles W'ho suffer now in kinship, To Bobby Paden, Charles Westbrook leaves The errands in his trusty Ford. Clare Hewlett wills to Ann Crowley Her look of being always bored. Love of fun and fun of love Are left by Julienne Perreault And whom does she choose to leave them to, None other than Olin Rambo. Kay Young refuses to part with her fluttering hands Otherwise known as the dance of St. Vitus But it may be that we are mistaken, It may be only jitterbug-itus. Gus Richmond bcqucaths his remarkable knowledge Of Trig to Miss Isabel Dew And Josie Lou Duggan leaves Helen Hudgins Her favorite piece of gum to chew. Her happy-go-lucky spirit Is left to all by Latrelle Hoffman And Florence Rucker bcqucaths Her library work to Cathryn Kaufman. Iidgar Clapp Good chap Though a sap. Joy Clough Powder puff That's enough. lillen Lennox and Nena Payne Will their beer jackets to Peggy Prater. Frank McKenzie bcqucaths his phone number To Ann Carter, with a wish that he might datc'er Lavonia Jenkins and Frances Ball Leave to Dorothy Burdette their cafeteria work. And Sara Clement wills Jean Lockridge Her job as assistant office clerk. Kitty Lou Mote bestows that remarkable coincidence That makes her stay at home on test days Upon Miss Alice Neal W'ho also takes a few rest days. Lillie May Crawford bequeaths to Virginia Boynton Her morning arrivals at eight twenty-nine. And wills to her the secret formula For being neither quite tardy nor exactly on time. Grace Watson and Paul Gray Turner Leave Eleanore Winecoff their big brown eyes. Elinor Lowe wills Elizabeth Pinkard Her small and shapely size. jane Bright, Jane Wall Jayne Williamson, Jane Ball With such a name in common Bequeath their luck to all. To Haddon Johnson, Franklin Potter Bequeaths his hostile attitude And Cordelia Salter wills Bunny Stribling Her excessive latitude. Peggy Echols and Georgia Dickson Will to Nancy Emery and Doris Speer Their duets popping gum in Study Hall Right under the teacher's ear. To Lillian Winship and Marjorie Thomas Marian Knowles bequeaths her graceful walk. And Iisther Seddon leaves Betty Clark Her inclination toward ceaseless talk. jane Lawless leaves to Carol Knight Her love for fashion and for styles. Lillian Reynolds wills Morie Burns Her knack of waddling down the aisles, Susan Huguley and Harpo Marx Otherwise known as Charlie Lynch Bequeath their poise to Polly Rushton She'll need it badly in a tight pinch. Karen leaves the Senior Play, Susanne Spence her love for passing fads, Anna leaves her giggling laugh, While Peggy leaves ads. Beauty-loving Wilburn Davis Weeps a little as he wonders To whom he'll leave his precious Sarah This unsolved problem still he ponders. Love 'em and leave 'em, says jimmy Adams This motto he leaves to Fred Connell. And Hollis Hope bestows his good nature On all who will cherish and keep it well. Peggy Watkins and Mildred White Will their Southern accents to Vivian Leigh. Charles Wycoff leaves the entire school The motion pictures he didn't see. Frances Wing and Opal Earley With all the girls their most peculiar beauty. Edwin Blackwell bequeaths to all the boys The way he sees and does his duty. Bill Dillon leaves Trenton Tunnell His incessant study hall clatter, To Helen Wyckoff, Mary Armour Hale Bequeaths her gift of feminine chatter. Edward Selfe and Paul Nichols XVill their six feet four To George LaFitte and Elgin Price Who'd like a few feet more. George Lathem bequeaths his mechanical talents As shown by the constant work on his car. jason Tuggle leaves Drewry Stynchcomb his golf scores Which are always one hundred over par. To Ann Outlet, Margaret Clippinger Bequeaths the hours spent in study. Byron Lee wills his general nonsense To all who think they are as nutty, Morgan Anderson leaves to ,lohn Wallace The zeros he often got in English class. Mildred Meier leaves Lucia Peeples A brand new car, ranked full of gas. Billie Stieghorst leaves her baton To skillful Kathryn Witt. Typing ribbons bequeathed Miss Newberry By Margene Stephens and Frances Pitts. Dan Cosgrove leaves to Mr. Gibson His daily gossip with the girls. Mary Partain wills to Mrs. McCulloch Her beloved red and shining curls. Mary Alice Roane and Boyd Thomas Leave Mr. Lewis their loud and boisterous ways. Virginia Richardson bestows upon jean Young Her recent well known boy craze. Ann Griffith and Raymond Parker Leave Nannie johnson their eternal incoherence. Joe Neel leaves Phillip Shaefer his week's allowance Or rather, its sudden disappearance. To Babs Broward, Martha Blalock Wills her executive ability, Elva Kelly leaves Evelyn Sikes Her composure and tranquillity. . Wanda Hamby leaves her perfect record in attendance For four whole years to Donald Benton. Benteen McDonald wills all the boys The cell next door to his in San Quentin. Gene Broadwell leaves his master mind To all who are in need of it And Neal Irby leaves his dog To those who can figure out the breed of it. With a heart filled full of woe Sadly Sara Vandegriff Wills her precious little Junior To any teacher who would appreciate the gift. Mary Carter bestows her enthusiasm Upon Louise Lamarr While Carolyn Hughes bequeaths her ladylike manners To quiet Virginia Barr. Jimmie MacNaughton bequeaths to all the freshman boys, The gang of freshman girls he assembles at recesses. Dot Baylor leaves to Angelique de Golian The way she gets herself into so many messes. Wallae-e Clayton wills Ralph Meeks the many privileges That go with being Officer of the Day. Mary Craft wills Betty Ann Mayfield Her talk about the glorious date that she had yesterday. To Doris Williams, Elizabeth McMullen Bequeaths her eternal fidgets. Lillian Shortley, Elaine Heden and Mary Rudrauff leave their size To all the circus midgets. Ralph Ayers bequeaths his trumpet To all the band and Mr. jackson. Barbara Morton wills her wardrobe Back to Davison-Paxon. Nancy The Codell The Fridell leaves Marion Fisk good excuse that asthma always makes. Read wills Ruby Brown numerous holidays that she takes. Bruce Le Febre bestows the ardent notes He wrote in English class to Anna Lane Upon Miss Pauline Baker, who then thought That they were meant for Mary jane. Leave their too-abundant humor To the worn-out teachers they have had. Virginia Bell and Gloria Clark Leave their love of study to Dick Gray Wfhile Evelyn Brown bestows her dignity Upon Miss Zaida Clay. To all the teachers at North Fulton Ernest Bentley makes this bequest: If you want rest from grading tests- Then don't give tests and get your rest. To all the fans of Kay Kyser Ralph Carroll leaves his grand swing band And Warren Pollard bequeaths to Luther Rabun His adoration of Sally Rand. Arthur Burdett wills that awful sinking feeling That he gets when Miss De Golian is near To plague and worry Tommy Blackwell Who knows it now too well, we fear. Helen ,Iones leaves to Peggy Miles Her way with all the boys or vice versa. joyce Estes wills Iiugenia Neel Her friends at Auburn, Tech, and Mercer Grace and Ralph Hardman Bequeath their seats on the bus To those who wait for them the longest. Get there first and make the loudest fuss. Hubert Martin leaves his riding habits Mildred Thompson and Adele Stroup, the typing time tests R. M. Lee wills his feminine admirers Two in particular, above all the rest. As author of this wretched mess Thankful am I that it's done, That nevermore l'll have to worry About riming a word or making a pun. Now, with Hnal resolution, XVe commend the school to you. We commend its spirits and its ideals: Keep them in your hearts. Georgie Porgie Chipman ETHUYN CANTRLU- And that Dor-emas lad MP-RTH-'N DALL- 1 -' WMD? , f 'ga Afyfiu, ff f V ff f 4 f ali 1 f I ,W PROPHECY The Scene: A bench in Piedmont Park. The Time: Late Spring, 1955. The Clauracfers: A tramp and a policeman. The tramp is stretched out on the bench with a newspaper over his face. A cop walks in swinging his night stick, hitting him on his feet. POLICEMAN: Hey, what do you think this is, study hall? Move along, bum. TRAMP: Don't bother me, I,m contented-donlt you flatfeet have anything else to do but get after poor guys like me?-Well fan my brow-if it ain't Bruce LeFebre! BRUCE: Leckie Mattox! You old so-and-so-how are you, anyway? LECKIE: Well, I never thought a swell guy like you would turn out to be a cop. BRUCE: Well, I always thought a guy like you would turn out to be a-well, Leckie, when did you quit shooting craps for a living? LECKIE: Oh, I gave that up for picking pockets over at the Atlanta World's Ex- position-it's much more profitable. BRUCE: What about that Fair? My job keeps me from going to see it-is it any good? LECKIE: Boy, it's a whiz-ole Edwin Grover Whalen Blackwell is the president of the Exposition, you know, and he's done a colossal job. BRUCE: So I hear. I did take a night off to go down on the midway. Youll never guess who the fat lady is--yep, Joyce Estes. And you know what, Ed Van Valkenburg has finally overcome his timidity and is the barker for Hollis Hope and Hinton Harris' burlesque show. That's some show, too. Elaine Heden, Dorothy Launius and Dan Cosgrove are the strip tease artists and Ann Milburn is the star fan dancer. LECKIE: I'll have to go to see that. By the way, those murals on the buildings at the Fair are mighty pretty, and do you know who painted them? Virginia Richard- son, our old classmate. BRUCE: Speaking of old classmates, did you know that Wallace Clayton and Byron Lee have organized a professional girls' football team? Some of the stars on the team are Margaret Barrett, Dorothy Baylor, Margene Stephens, Mildred NVhite and Eloise Meister. LECKIE: And that ain't all, either. Our North Fulton classmates have come up in the world as far as sports go. Raymond Parker is a big wrestling promoter and he's arranged a match between Man Mountain Frank McKenzie and Killer Billy Sims for tonight at Madison Square Garden. Wish I could see that. BRUCE: Yeah, and what about old Jack Marshall-he's a cross country runner. He would have won at the Olympic games, but Emily Anderson was in the stands waving at him and he couldn't keep his mind off of her. LECKIE: Say, Bruce, did you hear about Gus Richmond? I wouldn't mind being in that boy's shoes. He's gone to India and has the world's largest harem. Some of his favorites are Mary Alice Roane, Evelyn Brown, Betty Jean Buntin, Edna Bowden and Mildred Meier. BRUCE: Speaking of women, a couple of our old friends are doing pretty well for themselves. Nena Payne and Margaret Sullivan are famous horticulturists and tree surgeons. The name of their firm is Information Treesf' LECKIE: Yeah, and two other girls that were in our class ain't doing so bad either. Ellen Lennox and Ann Walker run a Lonely Hearts Bureau. They brought together Mary Armour Hale and Ottis Rary, who are now happily married. BRUCE: Leckie, have you heard about Franklin Potter and Frank Norris? They've discovered a marvelous formula for making gold. They turn out several tons a day- why they're the two richest men in the world. Well, we can say we knew them when . . . LECKIE: Speaking of gold, that's pretty bad about Joy Clough. You know she's on trial for hoarding gold. She's said to have the largest private collection of fraternity pins in the world, but those guys from Washington got wise to her. BRUCE: Now that you mention Washington, that reminds me, do you realize that Sam Hodges is running for president of the United States? The only planks in his platform are honesty and allegiance to the flag. I guess he can't go wrong there. LECKIE: Yeah, I heard something about that, and who do you suppose is going to redecorate the White House for him? None other than those famous interior decora- tors, Frances Davie, Adele Stroup, Charlotte Smith and Frances Pitts. BRUCE: Say, you know what? Our old pal Jimmy Adams is the newly appointed tire chief of Atlanta's fire department. He's renowned for his bravery in fighting fire and going through smoke. LECRIE: Why sure, that boy had a lot of experience at North Fulton going through smoke at recess. BRUCE! Yeah, well have you heard about Dorothy Hunt, Laura Borg, Barbara Morton and Myrtle Harrison? They're operating a beauty shop which has a worldwide reputation for unusual coiffures. LECKIE: Did I tell you that Ann Artley and Frances Wing are starting a drive for a three months' session of school and nine months' vacation? They also advocate a one-day week for high school kids. BRUCE: You don't say. Say, look Leckie, what ever happened to Anna Lane? You know I always had a soft spot in my heart for her. I still have those notes she used to write to me in Miss Baker's English IV class-tied up in pale pink ribbon. LECRIE: Well, don't take it too hard, old boy, but Anna is finally getting married next week. After years of sitting at home she hnally decided that Paul Turner was the one for her. BRUCE: I suppose into each life some rain must fall. Speaking of hard luck, we boys on the police force have been working overtime. LECRIE: I-Iow's that, Bruce? BRUCE: Why, Leckie, havenit you heard that the most dreaded women gangsters in the United States are thought to be in the vicinity of Atlanta? LECKIE: Yes, I believe I did hear about that. Who are they? BRUCE: You'd never guess-four of our old classmates--Margaret Clippinger, Martha Dale, Katherine Tucker, and Elva Kelly. I knew those vandalistic girls would come to no good end. Why, they practically have a monopoly on dope smuggling, kidnapping and law breaking. LECKIE: Boy, that's terrible! Speaking of the police force reminds me, I heard the other day that Jimmy MacNaughton and William Dillon have started a campaign for Safety for Atlanta Pedestriansf' They've cut the speed limit from 25 miles an hour down to 10 miles an hour. BRUCE: Yeah, how about that? Remember Grace and Ralph Hardman? Well, theylre running a hot dog stand up at Buckhead and Jeannette Johnson and Mildred Thompson are waitresses. , LECKIE: Buckhead really has put itself on the map. Have you been up to the new Buckhead Night Club? Ralph Carroll's Swing Band is playing there during the Fair. I-Ie's been crowned the new King of Swing, you know. jason Toggle is still his Hrst saxophonist. BRUCE: No sir, I couldn't miss that. I went up to see them the other night. I could certainly go for those two vocalists of his. They're the best torch singers I've ever seen and they're none other than Cordelia Salter and Marie Pappenheimer. Did you recognize them? LECKIE: I certainly did. They really were in the groove, weren't they? Say, Bruce, I see by the paper here about a sequel to Gone With the Windn- Vanisbed With the Breeze, by julia Fleet. And will you get a load of this? Jack Spears and Billy Folsom, those great Hollywood picture producers, are making a movie of it. Well, well, who do you suppose are taking the leads? None other than Jane Lawless, the biggest sensation since I-Iedy Lamarr, and Montague Boyd, who is rapidly replacing Tyrone Power. Madame Carvel Long is going to be the costumer and Boyd Thomas is taking care of the Southern accent department for the picture. BRUCE: Boy, I wouldn,t miss that picture for anything. I heard something about it over Joe Gabby Neel's gossip program the other night. You know heis the successor to Walter Winchell. LECKIE: Say, I heard him the other night and he reviewed a new book by Elizabeth McMullen and Dot Estes, those great authorities on economic conditions. Their new book is called From Rags to Riches-or, You Too Can Be a Relief Worker. BRUCE: I must read that-which reminds me, Steve Richards, who ranks with Washington and Lee, has just written a book on Military Tactics which has sold fourteen million copies. Say, Leckie, what ever happened to Mary Carter? LECRIE: Why, Bruce, shels still trying to decide where she's going to college. Now I'll ask you one. What's old Arthur Burdett doing now? BRUCIQ: You'd never guess. He and Ethelyn Cantrell are married and Arthur is Atlanta's best street car conductor, and Ethelyn is taking in washing on the side. Llicltllaz Well, did you know that jane Wall is following in the footsteps of her father and is a woman dentist? She pulled a tooth of mine the other day and so help me I didn't even know it. BRUCE: Wonderful thing, this painless dentistry. Here's the pay off though, Leckic: Billy Pentecost and Karen Norris are happily married. Karen was overheard the other day telling her small daughter that if she wasn't good Ernest Bentley, the old bo0gy man, was going to get her. The poor child hasn't come to yet. Llickuaz Say, Bruce, there weren't many people at the Fair today. I wonder why? BRUCE! You mean you didn't hear? Why, rhey're all over at North Iiulton. Gene Broadwell is finally getting out. LECKIE: Not really! I never thought I'd see the day. Speaking of North Fulton, did you know that Marty Sellers is head of the Latin department and Lillian Shortley is head of the French department? LECRIE: Yes, and Kitty Lou Mote, Josie Lou Duggan and Imogene Greene are home economics teachers at North Fulton. BRUCE: While I'm thinking about it, did you know that Kate W'estmoreland, Laura Wallace and Marion Knowles are writing an advice to the lovelorn column that appears in all the United States leading newspapers? LECRIL: Why, sure. I read it every day. But let's get back to our old pals that are teachers out at North Fulton. R. M. Lee, George Lathem and XVarren Fleming reach math out there and each has a class in trig.', And Morgan Anderson and Grace Watson are teachers in North Fulton's new marriage course. BRUCE! And that ain't all. Ann Griffith and Peggy Xvatkins are running North Fulton's first kindergarten. LECRIE: Gee whiz, the old class of ,39 surely has stuck to North Fulton. Muriel Stanley and Wanda Hamby are basketball coaches out there and Opal Earley is the school secretary. BRUCE: Neal Irby certainly has done a wonderful thing for North Fulton. He has a recreational center down in Florida where the tired and weary student of North Fulton may get away from it all. Ed Selfe is the tennis instructor and Eleanor Clay is the horseback riding instructor at the resort. LECKIE: Speaking of schools, Bruce, George Chipman, James Tyree and Charles Westbrooke are running America's first male Hnishing school. BRUCE: You don't say! You know, when I was telling you about the midway at the Fair a while back I forgot to mention that Billie Stieghorst is the acrobatic star over there. And Harriette Emerson and Barbara Indell have never parted from each other. They are doing a daring tight-rope act along with those two other inseparables, Sara Clements and Sara Vandergriff. They call themselves The Flying Foursomef' LECKIE: That reminds me, Bruce, if you get a chance to go to the Fair again don't fail to eat at that Atlanta World's Fair Cafeteria. Who do you suppose run it? Frances Ball and Lavonia jenkins. BRUCE: I'll do that, Leckie. By the way, have you heard about Alfred Green, Atlanta's playboy? I got the grapevine that he's to be Barbara Hutton's ninth husband. LECKIE: Bruce, you should read Larue Mizell's new book by the name of If You Go WEST, You Can't Go Wrong. She says she got her theme from Horace Greeley, but you can't kid me. BRUCE: Speaking of fame and fortune, Latrelle Hoffman, Caroline Hughes, Mary Rudrauff, Earline Chesney are the first women that have ever been allowed to join the Vienna Choir Boys and Miss Coco Nertz Crenshawvitch is the prima donna who has just recently popularized the Shaving Songi' from The Barber of Seville. LECKIE: Well, while weire on the subject of fame and fortune, Lillie May Craw- ford and Edgar Clapp are the inventors of a most remarkable alarm clock which enables one to rise from bed at nine o'clock and reach his destination at eight-thirty. BRUCE: That's wonderful! How about old Walter Anthony and William Travis? They own a large company that manufactures cut-glass fly swatters and crocheted bicycles, and Elinor Lowe and Codell Reed are their private secretaries. They say the companyls making money hand over fist. LECKIE: Say, Bruce, while I was bumming around in New York I ran into Helen Jones and sheis New York's most exclusive ballroom dancing teacher. She told me about some more of our old classmates that live in New York. Georgia Dickson and Susanne Huguley are models for Schiaperelli. And Lillian Reynolds is New Yorkis most eminent child psychologist. BRUCE: Yeah, and Wilburn Davis is jerking sodas at the Waldorf-Astoria. But that ain't all. Due to their perpetual smiles, Foster Adair, Ralph Ayers and Nancy Fridelle are models for toothpaste ads. LECKIE: Well, old Richard Kelly and Charles Lynch are working in Saks, Fifth Avenue. They're salesmen of ladies, lingerie! Say, Bruce, whatever happened to Peggy Crosswell? BRUCE: Peggy? Why she's running a campaign for the abolition of jitterbugs. LECKIE: Gee, those girls in our class sure are doing O. K. Florence Rucker is an archaeologist and is digging under Stone Mountain, and Winifred Cooledge is the libra- rian at Princeton. BRUCE: I saw in the paper that Mary Craft, who thinks marriage is so pleasant, is in Reno divorcing her eleventh husband, Charles Wyckoff. Now she's got her cap set for that pleasant Benteen McDonald. LECRIE: Speaking of the boys again, they tell me that Hubert Martin was recently elected National President of the Phi Beta Kappa. He always was an intellectual cuss. 1 BRUCE: Gee, the old gang sure has gone places. Did you know that Paul Nichols is now a world-famous Shakespearean actor? He's at the Erlanger this week. LECKIE: Yeh, I know. I saw him last night. And guess who I met at the play -Walter Armistead, Ogden Doremus, and Warren Pollard. They're running a chem- ical laboratory now, and their amazing laboratory technique has revolutionized the scientific world. LECKIE: Well, I met some of our old friends, too. jane Bright told me that she and Gloria Clark and Virginia Bell own a successful funeral home. People are just dying to get in the place. I saw Mary Partain, and shels president of the Society for the Prevention of Calling Red-headed People Red. Marjorie Steacy is vice-president, and Katherine Lester is secretary. Robert Williams is treasurer of this worthy organ- ization. BRUCE: That sounds O. K. Do you know that Dolly Hewlett has a small daugh- ter who just Won a nationwide spelling contest? LECKIE: Listen, Bruce, you remember Georgia Rauschenberg? BRUCE: Sure, she won fame in the WATL scholarship contest back when she was a senior at North Fulton. What about her? LECKIE: Well, her voice had such a magnetic appeal to children that she became Aunt Georgia of radioland. I-Ier bedtime stories are eagerly awaited by thousands of kiddies all over the country. BRUCE: Well, what do you know about that? Say, Leck, did you hear that Julienne Perrault, Gertrude Spratt, and Esther Seddon are studying to be trained nurses? LECKIE: Yeah, I heard that. And did you know that Martha Blalock is a very efficient Tallulah Falls promoter? BRUCE: Well, Leckie, old Marion Lagerquist and Kathie Mooy have married and gone back to their native land-Holland. They're raising tulips and building windmills. LECKIE: A lot of the old gang have gone off. jane Williamson has gone back to Marietta, and she's the town's first female dog-catcher. BRUCE: Remember Mary jane Campbell? Well she's a pen-Quin, oops pardon me, a penguin trainer. LECKIE: Well, Bruce, here's one that'll knock you cold. The other day when I was over at North Fulton I found Bootsie Candler still sitting in Miss Baker's English class embroidering towels for the Home Economics Apartment. BRUCE: Doggone! You know, Leckie, they tell me that Eleanor Troutman is editor-in-chief of True Confessions, and Katharine Whitney is the co-editor. Most of the material is sent in by Betty Hodges, Peggy Echols, and jane Ball. They get the stuff from their love lives. LECKIE: Cuss my bones! Our old classmate Katherine Young decided she couldn't be happy anywhere except at Emory, and the boys at the institution decided they cer- tainly couldn't be happy without Kay, so she has been given a life contract as house mother for the entire school. You can see her on the campus any time with thirty-five or ninety of her favorites flocked around her. BRUCE: The old bunch sure have done all right by themselves. LECRIE: Yep, they sure have. Say, Bruce, let's run over to the Fair and see if we can find any of them. BRUCE: Swell, let's go! fBoth go off.j BooTslE CANDLER. BRUCE LEFEBRE. THROUGH THE KEYHOLE With Peggy Peeps RIOT IN CHEMISTRY LAB There was a young chemist from Glass, Who was pride of Miss Cooper's fine class, On his body so placid He spilt Nitric Acid, And now he's a thing of the past. -And we do mean Ralph Ayres. Bruce's technique in Act 3, Scene 2, is getting noticeably better and better. Looks like practice on the sly. Not only Winifred, but all the girls, look forward to Julian's QHarrison o. coursej car. Wonder how long the burns on Boot- sie's hands will last? CYou all know Buddy had quite a visit here in April.j Between Buddy's hand-holding and her Home Ec. cooking she's a wreck. North Fulton's Most Handsome, we hear, prefers track to acting. Also, what is the attraction at the Mattoxes' house? Certainly not Leckie. XVho,s the swankiest looking person we know? Why, Eleanor Troutman, of course, whizzing around town in her gray Cheve Coupe. We wonder if Chipman and Patty fBardwellj were really taking moonlight golf lessons the other night. Conversation of the week: Jack: Snooks, do you have a boy friend? Snooks: No-I have a dog. We have heard that soon there will be another Buddy in the Taulman family. 'We wonder where Dick Gray went in those 3,000 miles that he could not ac- count for on the recent highway quiz. Who are Buddy Dfs two heart throbs? We hear he put up both of them for his sponsor so he would not get it in the neck. All the barbers are going to be able to retire now that the Red Shirts have had their annual haircut. Whois responsible for that dreamy look in Peggy's fC.j eyes. She always Spen- cer time thinking about him. It crushed CaptainC?j Earnest The Vampire Bentley to be left out of the military picture because some vandal had stolen his hat. He immediately dashed down town and got a lawyer to demand his rights. Today Earnest has his hat and Ralph QC.Q has a black eye. Flash . . . Intimate notes from our little black book. What male lead in the Senior Play gave Emily A. a rush at the recent Chi Phi dance? Umm-another knot in Cupid,s Bow. Wa11ff'zf-All Willies call Miss Theo- doshia Curtis, The Charm School. Romance OVCI' the test tL1bCSZ Wfho in the world is Fleet's new flame? XVe've heard it's Paul Powell. Umm- I'm jealous. For the benefit of all students, we wish jack Smith would write his notes to Tor- rance Chalmers in English instead of French. Is it the horses at the Horse Show that calls Clay to Columbus every week-end? FLASH! FLASH! NEWS OF THE WEEK! We have no news to report about Anna Lane. We have heard that Leckie QMatt0xj- Qcensoredj . Pop! Pop! Smack! Smack! Don't get excited, that isn't a tap dancer going on at the Senior Play practice. It's just Bootsie enjoing her gum. NVe wonder what it is that Ann Mil- burn has that the other girls haven't that charms Dan Cosgrove in Public Speak- ing class? XVhy is Edwin QBlackwellj looking so skinny lately? We know-he had to sit between Anna and Kay at the dinner party and was so worried about his cable manners that he couldn't eat anything. XVe wonder who broke the spell of the Christmas Pageant? Perhaps we can find out in West's history-that is if Miss Yeargan won't tell us. Bruce and Anna wonder which one of their notes Miss Baker read. 1--Catz: It : 1 9-.3 BOARD OF REGENTS Zmwemif, Sqalem af Qmqza STUDENTS IN THE ATLANTA AREA A JUNIOR COLLEGE fFirst two years' work leading to nearly all college degreesj State of Georgia has new location for school on Luckie Street, next Tabernacle Baptist Church. S200,000 institution building to house junior college in day classes and evening college at night. Fon INFoRiviAT1oN, VURITE REGISTRAR, 162 Luekie Street, N. W., Atlanta, Ga. Teacher--Do you know Art? 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Iii. ATLANTA :I GEORGIA M iiiiii iliiii OF . . . 0 OF... ll D3 STERCHI BROTHERS HHH HW! 3 c-css az H 0 '-H 5-4 t z z z r 1 1 1 1 3 t J . c0M111,lMm1's OF . . . WARREN MUSIC STURE 0 62 Bmad Street, X. NY. fl1'.11fql1tl1'f111 fm' 0 BAND AND ORCQI IIiSTRA INSTRUNIINYIS H tt O SHIIT MUSIC ANU SL'I'I'I.II'S ' ' ' ' ' ' 1xsTRUx11LxT RI-.PAIRINC1 PI.-XNO9 I-I I - W A Y S C, If CO.IIl'I.lMIiXTS ' NORTH FULTON HIGH Ol' - - . L. FAIN GRAIN CO. Gate IVI2lttl'6SS CO. 7I9 111c,H1.AN11 Av1fNU1 ,, Manufacturers MA' 4338 I Renovators . ffCJ1IIl'l.l,WlfN-l'X .. ol-I . . . u PAUL HOIINBUCKI.If. Prop. T 625-7 I'ItIg01vootI Aw-11110 IMPPIRIAIL BEDDING Co. 4 JA' H100 '11 11. 1100111 , 111, lf,-,,f1mf,,, ATI ANTA - c:1fc111G111 N5 M 'l '1' W N- W7 A u C k h e a d I.'U.f1ll'l,l1lh'1N7'S - UF . . . H D u c k p 1 n 1-TIN.: BOWLING WIP. anal Mrs. fIIll'iSlillll Allgllsllls M'l'I':Y D I'IIXl':M l'gZlllS1'IlI'lllN'l'l2'., Jr. Q IIIIII7 I,l'ill'IlIl't'l' Iimlrl 0 'IIIlilllIi you fm' il s11t'c'c-ssful year . . . Cj0lHfIIfll1l'llfX of 0 . . . W0 will Im open lI1is su1111111-1' Peachtree Beauty Salon n f3HAR'1 15 LFCHAW' JR Nlmlagm, CARI A'1't11ts OI cUs'1m1 lil 1cx1.1x1 N11 xx'.1xx'1 s A IINI-. Ol' ISI AUIY CUI ILIRI W 9 Fur Appu111t111c11txfIII. 1420 ' B 0 B S l0'l6 I,I:1XC.II'I'RI I, .XI IIIII HVIARII I II ,X I' S 7 Original lo t.11q' 1 11' 14 scamn beauty . . . Dry Cleaning Company q V n PROM OUR NIIIIINIRX COIIIC IION 0 OI-' I'IXI' I'I.X'I'S M Adair EXl'lllSiW'9 Millilwry IlPill'IlIl'l'f' IIIIUIIP H10 I'c.1cI1t1'cu Struct it t 3 1 1 I 1 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 1 9-I I I I 3 3 3 X I 2 O--C 3 I O-t -C 8 I AGNES SCOTT CCDLLEGE DECATUR 0 GEGRGIA QNGRATULATIONS to North Fulton I-Iigh School on the progress made in a tew years! We wish to malce it possible tor all well prepared girls in the Atlanta area to have a college education. North Fulton graduates will be welcome at Agnes Scott. For Information or Lifemfzzre, Address PRESIDENT J. R. MCCAIN Box F-2 EMORY UNIVERSITY HARVEY W. Cox, Ph.D., LL.D., Presidenf llllll The twelve schools and divisions of Emory University offer fully - accredited courses leading to degrees in the Arts and Sciences, Pre-Medical Studies, Pre-Legal Studies, Business Administration, Education, Reli- gion and Social Service, Journalism, Public Affairs, Engineering, Library Service, Medicine, Theology, and Law. The Grad- uate School ofifers courses leading to IVI.A. and MS. degrees. ll I l l l For Information, Address The Registrar EMORY UNIVERSITY : GEORGIA I I J. L. HAWK, INC. Druggisis io the Northside TWO STORES W. Peachtree at 141th Street Peachtree Road at Peachtree Avenue Phone HE, 0255 ATLANTA, GA. Phone CH. 2101 Ballarcfs DiSp6lISilZg Opticians Thirty-three Years of Dependable Optical Service Three Locations for Your Convenience O Service, Quality Merchandise. Accurate and Ex- pert Workmanshin. All the Same at Each Location. Walter Ballard Optical C0 -THREE LOCATIONS- IO5 PEACHTREE 382 PEACHTREE 480 PEACHTREE C I o c k Medical Arts W. W. Urr S I g n Building Doctors' Bldg. 8 t srtstsxsr stit- l 3 Q--4 an H H Y A 0 0 0 lt I Compliments of . . . Isabel Sparr Compliments of . . Simplex Time Recorder Co. GEORGE AND L. P. LATHEM, Sontltern Marzagers F L 0 W E R L A N D FLORIST, INC. IIIIII 2775 Pvuvhtree Ild. CH. 5726 1 ATLANTA, GEORGIA AFTER SCI-IGOL ENJOY A LANE DUBL-DIP Cm 0 ICE CREAM . g., . Irs Rem If' c eamy! It's Dieliciousj Sinooth, velvety Ice Cream, gg - iizzed to a Queen's . , Tastqe - topped with 1, Whipped Cream and a li Cherry .... 106 f Always the BesI: 3 3 S 9- G 8 ' -C 1 I With the Complim ents Offff ' slums whose styles for LITTLE YQUINIG LADIES In Dress or Sport Fashions for Spring and Summer Are A-Plus Leaders CU MPL! M EN TS UF . . D-4 Wlzolesule S11111l11'1'1'l1es . . . 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