North Fulton High School - HiWays Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)
- Class of 1947
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YY ' L .4 ?f?WAYS THE SENIOR CLASS 'B GEORGIA Z HIGH SCHOOL 3 , Q N 'f J f .41 MX X M 1- U1 fe ff GN' XMI -kx M 5 3' 0 X KEITH Q 0 VOLUME XV Copyright 1947 .xv ,I .. , Editor -J 5 mm sl: Manager il 2 : C 4. , 'Jli7WE1ys i i i CD cfzcatzon For his l'1UIlOIA1ll5lL' traits, wide-sprcacl uhilltics. sinccrc appreciation, and uncmling ciforls toward our welfare. wc. thc Senior Class of 1947, dccliculc lu llmwlus Ci. Marlins rhc 1947 Ili-NVLWS. Mu' wc forever aw , 3 honor thc hirh imlculs, standards, and vrnccs ssl lor us lm his imc if 1-1 Y examples and llllL'SlillI1lblC' Spirit. 01739 Annuals come, their stories tell Of years so happily graced With carefree joy of youth itself And love of life embraced- Yet faces, facts, and friends here told From out each lettered page, Will ne'er foreier remain to us When the sheets are dulled with age. liut memories chosen for their worth, From infinite storerooms brought To keep us in our future years To furnish us food for thoughtf, Lines we choose from famous men, Rich power of word and dream, These foundations hereby we lay For this-our mighty theme. To carry out the structures And 'Arise to nobler thingsf' From these undaunted stepping-stones, Yea-more than the breath of kingsf' From whence these ideas came our way, Macliae himself has taught, Quotes and lines, yet puns and jokes, In chapel his favorites wrought. Has not he often swaying stood At the edge of a precipitous stage? ' h Reaching within the depths of is mind For quotations proper and sage- x , Z X' V! 7,23 'X CM ' On and on his tongue doth fly And when the words are said- Full of wonder here they gaze That so much is stuffed in one head- Thus hereby hangs the monstrous tale Of pages yet to unfold- Built upon quotations, Each a thought doth hold. To take to heart these morals, To keep you, sure the-y're bentf, And if they get too deep and dense, Don't be discontent- For if Milton, VVordsworth, and friend Are strainin' at a gnati' Be calm-whereier Macliae is- Theres f'Casey at the Batn. t roucqlz film that fovecf us. omans 8:37 Burns i a A J 4 THE ADIVIIIXIISTR TIO DOUGLAS G. MacRAE Prim'ipn1l, North Fulton High School MRS. VV. C. THOMPSON Serremry IERE A. WELLS SMPC'I'l.71lf'72llCl7Z Fulto1z,Counzy Schools I ISABILL S. DEW ...... D-1 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mathematics PAULINE BAKER ..... D-2 Head of English EVIZLYN EWING . ..... D-3 Head of Languages BELLE B. COOPER ..... D-4 Head of Science C. VV. O'REAR ...... D-5 Head of Mathematics liL1zABE'1'H SENTER .... D-6 Mathematics LEROY FARGASON ..... D-7 D. C. T, Co-ordinator R EBEOCA YEARGAN .... C-1 English N FRANCES WVOOTTEN . . .L-2 Social Science MILDRED AACFALL ..... C-3 Modern Languages ELIZABETH NORMAN. . . . C-4 English PAUL B. LEWIS ..... C-5 Mathematics EMNIA PLASTER ..... C-6 English WEDDINCTON H. KEI.LEX' . . C-7 English MIQS. CAROL TAYLOR .... C-8 Shorthand and Typing VERNON NEWBERRY .... C-9 Commercial Subjects DEW an not to Lyle BAKER CYREAR YEAROAN NORMAN KELLli5' EWING SILNTLR WOOTTEN Ll-AVIS TAYLOR, C. COOPER FARGASON NICFALL PLASTER NEWBERRY F. L. B. VVALL ..... B-1 Modern Languages LOUISA NOYES ...... B-2 Mathematics GEOIRCIA TAYLOR ..... B-3 Mathematics and loarnalism IIM TURNER ...... B-4 Home Economics BTYRTLE CALDWELL . . . . B-5 Social Science W. H. 'TIJCKIZIL IR ..... B-6 Social Science and Algebra C. E. LANGSTON ..... B-7 Science ETHLQL MILLER ..... B-8 Math ematics TxTl1.lJI4liD NTULLINS .... B-9 Social Science MIRIABI PFHOIXIPSON .... B-10 Fnglixh ana' Latin NTRS. BEN NTCGEE . . . A-I English NTARIE Moss BRANDON . . . A-2 English SARA ITTAIKRELL ..... A-2 French ana' English IENNIE ANDERSON . . . A-4 Latin EDNA C. VVADE ..... A-5 Social Science WALL 'FURN ER 'TUCKER THOMPSON HAIiRLI.L X, N OYEs CALDWELL MILLER M CG E li ANDERSON T AYLOR LANGSTON MULLINS BRANDON WADE irc! of time hath little way to IVIARY BALLARD . . English MIQS. RUBY IORDAN . Citizenship FINIILY HARVILLE . . Science' CUE MOSELEY . . . English S. I. SCHNIIDT . .A9 A-6 IAN11 GULLEY . ..... A-11 Home Economics MRS. I. M. IIEIWPHILL A-7 Music and Coinmciciczl Subjects MARY CLARKE . A-S Lilyrarian ELIZABETH CTILLIS Assistant Librarialz ' Social Science ROBERT S. LOWRANCL, IR. A-10 Music utter . MRS. W. T. IACKSON Social Science' W. TA FT SUTTON ' Science IVIILDRED HUTCHINSON Home Economics W1LLlA1Nf'l BRYCE Shops Mcchczniccil Drawing EIWORY Rosh Woon Physical Education BALLARD IORDAN HARVILLE MOSELEY SCHMIDT GULLEY HLMPHILL CLARKE CIILLIS LOWRANCL IAcKsoN SUTTON HUTCFIINSON BRYCE YVOOD Z-I GF STUDIES Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested, that is, some books are to be read only in parts, others to be read, but not curi- ously, and some few to be read wholly, and with diligence and attention. .2 VV' 'ng ' U' 9 2 u I dangew 1 Z' 1,0 f X thing Y 4 f ff f 1 I Z ? X added SENIOR CLASS UFFICERS Class Motto N HBut be ye doers of the Word, Not hearers onlyf, JAMES 1:22 OFFICERS MA1zcL7s Cook . . . President FRANCIQS SMITH . . . . . Vice-P1'c'sz'denz ANN GOUDWYN . . . Sccrc'tez1'y-Trea5u1'er X 1,-ui X ,, i COOK SINIITH GO, JD Wy N flztstin Bczfzzns David M czcKc'1z George Boyd lim Simplqins Tim Simplgins Homer lohns lflise Bcnedotti Nliss Plays . Miss Curtis . Sally Boyd . Muriel zic' THE SENIOR CLASS Presents HTHE CHARM SCHOOL Thursday and Friday Evenings, March 20 and 21, 1947 CAST OF CHARACTERS . DOB HOLDER Ethel . . BETTY TAYLOR . . IIMIXIY CTUEST Marie . NERRELL LONG . . . DENNIS DURDEN Lillian . . . MAIQTHA SHIVERS . . IQEITH QUAIlTliIihIiXN Mudge ..... . . . BETTY PLUIXUNIER . . HUGH MCCLURE Director ...,. . MISS PAULINE BAKER . BOBBY FLOURNOY Tickets and Publirity . . . MISS REBECCA YliARGAN . . IOAN COART Prompter .......... ANN GOODWYN . WINGFIELD ELLIS Stage and Lights . . . DURHAM SCHANE, FRED COX . . DOT GLOX'liIl P,.0pc,,.m,5 - FRANCES SMITH DIARY LEAVELL MOSES, FRANCES PORCHER, FRED STURINTER, . ANN BOON GORDON MILLING the worlcl cz stage ACREE ADAMS ALLEN, B. I. ALLEN, ACREE, HIRARI Dowis I-lm'kic 312 Pharr Rd. N. Entered from Garden Hills, Sept. '42, D. C. T. Club '46, '47, AuAMs, AIKIIKIA ANN Blondie 23 VV. Paces Ferry Rd. Entered from Miami Senior High School, Miami, Florida, Sept. '45, I'.A.S.F.A.V., '46: Spanish Club, '46: Special Chorus '46: Student Council '47, Junior Achievement '46, Sr1'ilvl1lc1' Staff '47, Girl Reserves '47, G.A.A. '47, State Festival '46, Variety Show '46: R.O.T.C. Sponsor '47, Honor Society '47. AINsWoIt'rH, WILLIAM NICIlOI.SON Billy 2861 Alpine Rd., N. Entered from Garden Hills, Sept. '43, Student Council '45, '46, Annual Representative '47, Iunior Ciyitan '46, '47: Best Drilled Private '44 CLegion Medalj, Honor Society '47. AKERS, GAII. RAYSOR 3949 Vermont Rd., N. E. Entered from Napsonian School, Sept. '46, ALEXANDER, WILLIAM K., IR. Bill 2630 Winslow Dr., N, E. Entered from Garden Hills, Sept. '43: VVithtlrcw, Iune '45: I'e-en- tered from Emory-at-Oxford, Sept. '46, Variety Show '45, Scrib- lwlcr Representative '45, HI-WAYS Staff '47. AINSWORTH AKERS ALEXANDER ALLEN, LI. ANDERSON AUSTIN ALLEN, BETTY IUNE Inna Bug 2528 Nancy Creek Rd., N. W. Entered from Bolton, Sept. '43, Library Staff '44, '45, '46: Treas- urer Library Staff '45, Commercial Club '46, '47, D.C.T. Club '47. ALLEN, IEANNE PATRICIA Bool:ie 2237 Stephen Long Dr., N. E. Entered from E. Rivers, Sept. '43, Red Cross Representative '44: Library Staff '46, '47, Iunior Achievement '45, Scrilalvler Staff '47, Ad Club '45. ALLEN, MARCIA ANN 81 Sheridan Dr., N. E. Entered from Garden Hills, Sept. '43, Library Staff '44, Iunior Achievement '47, Scribbler Staff '46, '47, Quill and Scroll President '47, Rabun Gap Guild '46, '47, Spanish Club '46, National Honor Society '46, '47, Treasurer National Honor Society '47 . ANnERsoN, SEYMOUR CLARENCE, ln. Buddy 3499 Roswell Rd. Entered from R. L. Hope, Sept. '42, Model Airplane Club '43, '44, '45, '46, Vice-President Model Airplane Club '46, Red Cross Repre- sentative '43. AUSTIN, NANCY A. 74 Highland Drive, N. E. Entered from R. L. 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'45, Special Chorus '46, Spanish Club '46, Christmas Pageant '46. BANKs, MARTHA ELIZABETH Marthie 3915 Club Dr., N, 12. Entered from Garden Hills, Sept. '43, Girl Reserves '44, Tallulah Falls '46, '47, Spanish Club '46, Nominating Committee '47, Annual Representative '45. BEN'rr.EY, W'1t.r.1Aixi Riiin Billy 3700 Peachtree Road Fntered from R. L. Hope, Sept. '42, Track Team '46, Letter Club '46, Varsity Football '47. BENTON, DONNA PA1xilzi.A Pam 3926 N. Stratford Rd., N. E. lintered from R. L. Hope, Sept. '43, Girl Reserves '44, '45, Monitor Club '45, '46, '47, Treasurer Monitor Club '47, Sczifrbler Staff '45, '46, '47, Circulation Mgr. Scribbler '46, Business Mgr. '47, Charter Member Quill and Scroll '46, '47, Nutrition Aide '47, Honor Society '47. BLACK, BARBARA GoUi.D 137 Brighton Road lintered from F. Rivers, Sept. '43, Annual Representative '46, Rabuii Gap Guild '46, '47, Tallulah Falls '46, '47, 'Spanish Club '46, Honor Society '47. BLEAKLEY, ANNE BIcalqley 120 Peachtree Way, N. E., lintered from E. Rivers Sept. '43, Cheerleader '46, '47, junior Achievement '47, R.O.T.C. Sponsor '46, Special Chorus '45, Christ- mas pageant '45, Red Cross Council '45. BoEKE, RICHARD FREDRICK Backs 2855 Peachtree Rd. lintered from Garden Hills, Sept. '43, li Football Team '46, War Stamp Representative '46, Scrillbler Staff '46, '47, Track '46, Varsity Football Manager '47, Letter Club '47, Hi-Y '47. BONNER, IANIIE SHEPHERD Crow 2788 Peachtree Rd., N. E. lintered from Druid Hills, Sept. '42, Student Council Cabinet '46, Student Council '46, Football '45, '46, '47, Letter '45, '46, llasket- ball '45, '46, '47, Track Letter '46, All NGIC Basketball '46, '47, Constitution Honor Athlete '46, Letter Club '45, '46, Who'S Who '47. , BOOIKIEILSHINE, WALTER MQKINLEY B00mer 3903 Peachtree Rd., N. E. lintered from R. L. Hope, Sept. '42, Booy, li1.lzAmaTH ANN Boon 167 Bolling Rd., N. E. lintered from Garden Hills. Sept. '43, Honor Roll 12 Quarters, Red Cross Council '46, '47, Nutrition Aid: '47, P.T.A. Repre- sentative '46, Rabin Gap Guild '46, '47, 'llillulzih Falls '47, French Club '46, '47, Honor Society '47, HI-WAYS Staff '47, Senior Play '47. BoT'roMs, BEVERLY CLAIRE 237 East YVesley Road Entered from Garden Hills Sept. '43g Monitors Club '46, '47: Library StaFf '47, Rabun Gap Guild '47g Tallulah Falls '46, '47, Spanish Club '45, '47. BRADLEY, IOIIN BRYAN . 165 Avery Dr. Entered from New Smyrna Beach High School, New Smyrna Beach, Florida, Sept. '43, BRADLEY III, Wn.1.iAM IosEPi-I Bill 5210 Riverview Road Entered from Hammond Sept. '43q Hi-Y '47, Spanish Club '46: Honor Society '47. BROOKS, XVALLIS IAINIES limmy 5580 Long Island Dr. Entered from Smyrna School Sept. '42g Best drilled N.C.O. North Fulton '45, Iiest drilled N.C.O. Fulton County '46, American Legion Award '46. BROOKS, BE'I l'Y IANE 31 Demorest Avenue, N. E. Entered from Garden Hills Sept. '43: Annual Representative '44, Girl Reserves '46, Spanish Club '46: Special Chorus '46g Christmas Pageant '46g Variety Show '46, Monitors Club '46g Sc1'lbbl:'r Staff '47, R.O.'I'.C. Sponsor. IIROWER, BETTY EI.I.ING'I'ON Berry Entered from Garden Hills Sept. '43g Spanish Club '46, '473 Tallullah Falls '46, '47g P. T. A. Representative '47. BRUCE, BESSIIZ ,EAN ll Holmes St., N. XV. Entered from E. P. Howell Sept. '42g P. T. A. Representative '46g 60 word shorthand certiiicate '46, IIUI.I.ARD, IR., WILLUIM HARRY Bill 3778 Vermont Rd Entered from Washington-Lee, Arlington, Va., Ian. '46, Varsity Football '47. BURKS, XVILLIAINI HUBERT 334 Pharr Rd., N. E. Entered from Garden Hills Sept. '42. BURKS, ROBERT EDWARD Bobby 272 Rumson Road, N. E. Entered from Garden I-Iills Sept. '43, Student Council '44, '45: Library Staff '-I5: Annual Representative '45: Iunior Civitan '46, '47g Hi-Y '46, '47, President '47g Spanish Club '46g Honor Roll II Quarters: Nominating Committee '46, Manager Varsity Football '47: HI-WAH'S Staff '47, Honor Society '47, Who's Who '47g Bas- ketball '4 6, '47, BOTTOMS BRADLEY, I. BRADLEY, VV. BROOKS BROOKS BROWER BRUCE BULLARD BURKS, H. BURKS, R. BURPITT CAINIP CASH CATHCART BURPITT, Gimeiz VERNON Grzzf'ic 361 East VVesley Road Entered from Garden Hills, Sept. '43, Monitors CI uh '45, '46, Library Staff '45, '46, Iunior Achievement '46, '47, Scribfflcr Staff '46, '47, Editor '47, Girl Reserves '44, '45, Quill and Scroll, '46, '47, Honor Roll H quarters, Super Honor Roll 5 quarters, Honor Society '47, HI-WAYS Staff '47. CAMP, IDI-IN RAYMOND 360 Pharr Road Entered from Garden Hills Sept. '43, D.C.T. Club CANTRELL, LOULA N1XoN Kitlz'n 785 Martina Dr., N. E. '47. Entered from R. L. Hope Sept. '43, Girl Reserves '44, Girl's Chorus '44, Srrbiblcr Representative '46, Infirmary Assistant '47, Of1ice Staff '46. CARMICHAEL, Romsrtr WlI.LlS 3320 VV. Shadowlawn Ave., N. Entered from R. L. Hope Sept. '43, Student Council Achievement '46, Band '44, '45, Orchestra '45. CARTER, ANN Cinens 981 Eulalia Road, N. Entered from Silver Springs, Maryland Sept. '43, Spanish Club '46, Red Cross Council '47, '46, Iunior Rabun Gap '47, CANTRELL CARMICHAEL CARTER CHEVES CHRISTIAN CLARKE CAs1-1, FRANK HOY1' 1477 Kenwood Ave., N. VV. Entered from E. P. Howell, Sept. '43, D.C.'I'. Club '47. CA'I'HCAR'l', Roisnivr JACKSON, IR. nlackn 3309 W. Shadowlawn Ave., N. E. Entered from R. L. Hope '43, Red Cross Representative '43, Nu- trition Aide '44, Ad Club '43, '44. Cmzves, Io LANE 3313 W. Shaclowlawn Avenue Entered from R. L. Hope Sept. '43, Red Cross Representative '44, Rabun Gap Guild '46, '47, Tallulah Falls '47, Spanish Club '46, Basketball '45, '46, '47, Swimming '46, Constitution Honor Athlete '45, '46, Cheer Leader '46, '47, Hr-WAYS Staff '47, G. A. A. Board '47, Who's Who '47. CHRISTIAN, IERRY 3908 Tuxedo Rd., N. W. Entered from Druid Hills Sept. '42, Football B Varsity '47. Team '46, CLARK, LOUISE Amxfrsrmn Wcezy 41 28th Street, N. W. Entered from E. Rivers Sept. '43, Red Cross Council '45, Rabun Gap Guild '46, '47, Christmas Pageant '45. 17 CLAY, NORIWA 1064 West Peachtree St., N. W. Entered from O'Keefe Iunior High Sept. '44. CLAYTON, IAIXIES MARCUS Iimmy 2219 Peachtree Rd. Entered from Garden Hills Sept. '42, Iunior Achievement-'46. COART, IOAN 3221 VV. Shadowlawn Ave., N. E. Entered from R. L. Hope Sept. '43, Girl Reserves '44, Spring Choral Concert '45, Superior Athlete '45, Annual Representative '46, R.O.T.C. Sponsor '45, '46, Tallulah Falls '46, '47, Rabun Gap, '46, '47: Honor Roll all quarters: Basketball Team '45, '46, '47, Cheerleader '46, '47, National Honor Society '46, '47, Student Cabinet '44, '45, '46, '47, Secretary Student Body '46, Vice- President Student Body '47, Nutrition Aide '47, G. A. A. Board '47, Who's Who '47, Senior Play '47. COFIELD, Boiasna DoRRts 3079 Howell Mill Rd., N. W. Entered from Lockey Ir., High, Pensacola, Florida Sept. '43, Red Cross Representative '46, Nutrition Aide '44, '45, '46, P. T. A. Representative '44, Scribblcr Representative '45, Oiliee Staff '47, Semi L. K. I. '46, '47, COGBURN, MARY ELIZABETH Mary Lib 706 Wilson Rd., N. VV. lintered from E. Rivers Sept. '43, Girl Reserves '46, Rabun Gap titiild '46, '47, Spanish Club '46. Core, PATRICIA DUDLEY Patsy 2858 Alpine Rd., N. E. Entered from Lawton Ir., High, Lawton, Oklahoma Feb. '44, Red Cross '45, Spanish Club '46, HI-m'AYS Staff '47, CONWAY, CAUDLE PA1'R1clA opal., 2968 Ridgewood Rd., N. W. Entered from E. Rivers Sept. '43, Library Staff '43, Rabun Gap '46, '47. Coon, MARCUS .ALONZO HROW., 566 Martina Drive, N. E. Entered from R. I.. Hope Sept. '43: Student Cabinet '46, '47, Scrifvlvler Representative '45, '46, Iunior Civitan '46, Second Vice- President '46: Senior Class President '47, Oflicers Club '46, Foot- ball '46, '47: Track '46, '47, Letter Club '46: Honor Society '47, VVho's Who '47. COIJIPER, F1.oYD Cu11.Ds III 4670 Powers Ferry Rd., N. W. Entered from R. L. Hope Sept. '43, Student Council '44, '45, Monitors Club '44, '45, Scrihlvlrr Staff '46, '47, Hi-Y '46, '47, Vice-President Rabun Gap Guild '46, Spanish Club '46, HI-WAYS Staff '47, Ring Committee '46, Honor Society '47. Cox, FRED EUGENE 9 Demorest Ave. Entered from Garden Hills Sept. '42, Animal Representative '46, Science Club '46, Iunioi' Achievement '46. COLE FIELD COGBURN CLAY CLAYTON COART C0 CONWAY COOK COOPER COX CRIDER, ALTON RAY Briarwood Rd., Brookhaven, Ga. Entered from Brookhaven School, Sept. '46, 60 Word Shorthand Ccrtiticate '46, DCT Club '47. CEOUCII, IULIAN OLsEN Oscar 669 Darlington Rd., N. E. Entered from E. Rivers School '42, Basketball '46, Student Council '45, Swimming Team '43, '44, '45. DAUGIIERTY, LAWTON 534 E. Paces Ferry Rd., N. E. Entered from R. L. Hope, Sept. '41, Library Stal? '46, '47, Iunior Achievement '46, '47. DAVIS, BETTY CAROLYN 21 Roanoke Ave. Entered from Smyrna High School Dec. '44, Ofhce Staff '46. DAVIS, MARY POPE Mimi 1876 VVycliff Rd., N. W. Entered from E. Rivers, Sept. '43, Library Staff '46, '47, French Club '46, '47, Rabun Gap '46, '47. DAv1s, MIRIAM LOUISE 116 Peachtree Hills Ave. Entered from Waycross Iunior High Nov. '43, Orchestra '44, '45, '46, Hand '47. , DAVIS, MIRXAM VIRGINIA 14 Peachtree Place, N. E. Entered from Noble, Oklahoma High School Sept. '46, Office Staff '47. DAVIS, VIRGINIA ANNE Ginger 206 E. Wesley Rd., N. E.. Entered from Garden Hills Sept. '42, Defense Stamp Representa- tive '43, '44, Red Cross Representative '45, '46, Tallulah Falls Circle '45, '46, '47, Nutrition Aide '46, '47, Scriblvler Represen- tative '46, '47, Basketball '44, '45, Swimming '45, '46, Red Cross Staff Assistant '42, '43, Stunt Night '43. DEEs, ALYS PFERRI Terri 2875 Elliott Cr., N. E. Entered from Garden Hills '43, Christmas Pageant '44, Girl Reserves '44, '45. DUNAYVAY, ALLEN 400 Peachtree Battle Ave. Entered from Bass Ir., High Sept. '42, Special Chorus '47, Ofhcer's Club '47, Red Cross Representative '45, Iunior Achievement '46, Annual Representative '44, Hi-Y '46, '47, President Model Air- plane Club '46. v CRIDER CROUCH DAUGHERTY DAVIS, C. DAVIS, LI. P. DAVIS, LI. L. DAVIS, M. V. DAVIS, V. A. DEES DUNAWAY DURDEN, CHARLES DENNIS 81 Highland Drive Entered from R. L Hope Sept '43 Hon S ' , t . ,g or tociety '46, '47, Football Manager '47, Letter Club '47, Iunior Civitan '46, '47, Secretary Iunior Civitan '46, Student Council '45, '46, President Student B l' ' '- ony 41, Honor Roll every quarter, Super Honor Roll 6 quarters, PASFAV '45, '46, Spanish Club '45, '46: Officers Club '47, Monitor '45, Hi-Y '45, '47, Who's Who '47, Senior Play '47. DURDEN, D- UURDEN, M. DREW EATON DURDEN, MARY ANN 2556 Kingsboro Road Entered from R. L Hope Sept '43' S l . . , tutent Council '44, '46, Monitors Club '44, '45, '46, '47, Nutrition Aide '45, '46, '47, Tallulah .Falls '47, Spanish Club '46, National Honor Society '46, '47, Basketball '44, '45, '46, '47, Constitution Honor Athlete '45, '46, Christmas Pageant '44, '45, Swimming Team '46, Who's Who '47. DREW, BILLIE IEAN 198 Springdale Drive Entered from E Rivers S '42 . ept. , Student Council '43, Defense Stamp Representative '46, Office Staff '47, Girl Reserve '43, '44, '45, Stunt Night '43. EATON, FRANCES MARIAN Shorty 516 E. Paces Ferry Road Entered from Wakelon High, Zebulon, N. C. Sept. '43, Defense Stamp Representative '44, Variet Sh ' - ' y ow 45, Christmas Pageant '45, Special Chorus '45, '47, Monitors Club '44, '45, Girl Reserves '45, '46, President '47, Ofhce Staff '46 '47 Spanish Cl b 4 , , u ' 6, 60 word Shorthand Certificate, Student Council '44, '46, Semi LKI '46, '47, Honor Society '47. EeHo1.s, D. IZCHOLS, E. EDRIOND R EDXVARDS, M. ELLIS ELINIORE EcnoLs, IENNIE Domus Daisy 3932 North Ivy Road Entered from Bass Iunior High Sept. '43, Special Chorus '47 PASFAV '46 Scn' R' ' . : . ' ior ing Committee '46, Nominating Committee Q . . .enior Ollicers '47. EcxioLs, EVA GIIACE 4860 High Point Road, N. E. Entered from Hammond Sept. '43, Red Cross Representative '45, Secretary Semi LKI Club '46, '47, 60 word Shorthand Certificate '46, Hi-WAvs Staff '-17. EDMOND, Romzivr Edmo 28 Collier Road Entered from E. Rivers Sept. '43, Red Cross Representative '47, Hi-Y '47, EDVVARDS, M!I.I.IE GREENE Millie 5 Collier Road, N. W. Entered from O'Keefe Se wt. '42' C l 1 , ,ir Reserves '43, Student Council '44, Sniblvlcl' Staff '45, D.C.'l'. '47, Advertising' Manager Seribblcv' '46, S!'l'ff7f7lt'l' Representative '47. E1.r.is, WlNCi14'IELD 14 Chatham Road, N. VV. Entered from E. Rivers Sept. '43, Monitors Club '45, '46, Scrib- lwlrr Staff '46, '47, Red Cross '45, H1-WAYS Staff '47, Honor Roll 10 quarters: H ' ' 7' onor Society 46, 47, French Club '46, Tallulah Falls '47, Rabun Gap '46, '47, Senior Play '47. ELMORE, Iox'eE 1912 Greystone Road, N. W. Entered from O'Kcefe Sept. '43, Rabun-Gap '46, '47, Spanish' Club '46. ' ELYEA EINIERSON ENGLISH ESTES ELYEA, Rose 2888 North Hills Drive Entered from Garden Hills School Sept. '43, Defense Stamp Repre- sentative '44, Iunior Achievement '46, '47, Rabun Gap Guild '46, '47, Spanish Club '46. EMERsoN, HAIIRIET IEAN 1403 VV. Peachtree St. Entered from Gadsden High School, Gadsden, Ala., Sept. '46, Annual Representative '46, Tallullah Falls Circle '46, '47. ENoLIsI-I, GEORGETTE MARIE 3356 Mathieson Drive, N. E. Entered from R. L. Hope, Sept. '43, Student Council '44, Red Cross Surgical Dressing '45, Rabun Gap '46, Spanish Club '46, G. A. A. Board '47, HI-WAYs Staff '47. Es'rEs, IACQUELINE IEAN jackie 5l8 St. Charles Ave., N. E. Entered from Young Harris Oct. '45, Nutrition Aide '46, D. C. T. '47, Vice-President IJ. C. T. Club '47, Commercial Club '47. FIvI3AsII, l'A'rrtlcIA ANNE llputll 529 Pharr Rd., N. E. Entered from Garden Hills Sept. '43, Girl Reserves '45, '46, Rahun Gap Guild '47, Monitors Club '46, Library staff '45. FI.oUIzNoY, ROBERT EDWARD Flowerpot 2293 Fairhaven Circle, N. E. Entered from E. Rivers '43, Student Council '44, Hi-Y '47, Honor Society '46, '47, Monitors Club '45, Swing Band '47, P. T. A., Representative '47, Oratorical Contest VVinner '46, Quill and Scroll '46, '47, Iunior Achievement '46, Senior Play '47. Fours, WILLIAB1 Bum' Willie 394 Deering Road I Entered from E. Rivers '43, GALLION, PI-IILLIP MCMILLAN 2972 Lookout Place, N. E. Entered from Garden Hills, Sept. '43, Red Cross Representative '44, Hi-Y '46, '47, Junior Civitan '46, Iunior Achievement '46. A GILIIARI, HARRY LEONIDAS Sonny 1885 VVycliiT Roal, N. W. Entered from E. Rivers School Sept. '43, War Stamp Represen- tative '46, Scrillbler Staff '46, '47, Quill and Scroll '46 ,'47, Sriblfler Representative '47, Cheerleader '47, Who's Who '47. FIvEAsu PLOURNOY Pours oAI.I.IoN GILHARI orovrait GLOVER, Dortoruv Ross MDM., 225 Old Field Rd., N. NV. Entered from Christ the King Sept. '43, Red Cross Council '46, Rabun Gap Guild '46, Secretary '46, President Rahun Gap '47, Red Cross Representative '44, '46, Library Staff '46, Tallulah Falls '46, '47, French Club '46, Madonna Christmas Pageant '47. Senior Play '47, Honor Society '47. GOLDER GOODWYN GRANT GREEN GOLDER, BARBARA ANN Bobbie 515 Collier Rd., N. W. Entered from Mays Landing High School, Mays Landing, N. I., Sept. '45. GORDON, CHESTER OLIVER 20 Collier Rd. Entered from E. Rivers Sept. '43, Hi-Y '47. GOODWYN, ANN ELIZABETH 2480 Woodward Way, N. W. Entered from E. Rivers Sept. '43, Military Sponsor '46, Scribbler Representative '44, Se1Iior Ring Committee '46, Honor Roll 1U quarters, Honor Society '46, '47, Secretary Honor Society '47, Secretary and Treasurer Senior Class '47, HI-WAYS Staff '47, Rabun Gap '46, '47, Tallulah Falls '46, '47, French Club '46, Program Chairman French Club '46, Red Cross Representative '47, G.A.A. Board '47, Who's Who '47, Senior Play '47. Gow, WILLIAM F., IR. Stick Man 435 Hascall Rd. Entered from Ramsay High School, Birmingham, Alabama Ian. '43, Varsity Football '46, '47, Basketball '46, '47, Track '45, '46, Let- ter Club '46, Constitution Honor Athlete Award '46, Who's Who '47. GRAHAM, EULA DELoRIs 2825 Wieuca Terrace Entered from R. L. Hope Sept. '43, Infirmary Assistant '46, Scribbler Staff '46, Spanish Club '46, Rabun Gap Guild '46, '47, Honor Roll 11 quarters. GORDON GRIZZELL 22 GOW GRAHAM GUEST HACHTEL GRANT, EDNA IEAN Entered from Bronxville High School, Bronxville, N. Y. Dec. '45, Rabun Gap '46, '47, Tallulah Falls '47, French Club '46. GREEN, HOWARD RAYMOND Greasy 3178 Mathieson Dr. Entered from R. L. Hope '42, B Football '42, Red Cross Representative '43, Varsity Football '43, '44, D.C.T. Club '45, '46, Senior Ring Representative '46. GRIZZELL, MARY READ Iimmie 152 lnterlocken Dr., N. W. Entered from Dixie High Sept. '46, Scribbler Stal? '47. GUES'l', IAMES TELL nlimmy., 2122 Fairhaven Circle, N. E. Entered from Woodrow Wilson Ir., High, Tampa, Florida Sept. '45, Hi-Y '46, '47, Treasurer Hi-Y '47, Spanish Club '46, Variety Show '45, '46, Iunior Civitan '46, Band '45, '46, '47, Captain Band '47, Iunior Achievement '46, Honor Society '47, Senior Play '47. HACHTEL, FREDDIE MARYLIN 2603 Buford Highway Entered from Rock Springs Sept. '43, Student Council Represen- tative '44, Annual Representative '44, '45, '47, Red Cross Repre- sentative '46, Monitors Club '45, '46, Spanish Club '46, President Spanish Club '46, Library Staff '47, Honor Society '47. HAIRSTON HANLEY HARRIS HENDRIX HIGHTOWER HILLMAN IIAIRSTON, AI.I.I'.Y XKRIFFORD 35 Bolling Rd., N. E. Entered from Scarsdzlle High School Sept. '45. HANLEY, EINIMETT MICHAEL ,,Bumpy,, 229 Peachtree Hills Avenue Entered from Garden Hills Sept. '42, Red Cross Representative '44, Varsity Football '45, '46, '47, Captain Football '47, Letter Club '45, '46, '47, B-Team '44, Science Club '45, Basketball '47. HARRIS, Lvxm Iovcia 217 E. Wesley Road, N. E. Entered from New Fra Sept. '44, Nutrition Aide '46, '47, Library Staff '46, Girl Reserves '46, Basketball '45, '46, '47. HEAD, WILLIAINI Leviarvr Bill 212 Bolling Road, N. E. Entered from Garden Hills Sept. '43, Hi-Y '46, '47, Secretary Hi-Y '47, P. T. A. Representative '46. HENDLEY, MARILYN DELORES Bool.rie 200 Bolling Rd., N. E. Entered from Garden Hills Sept. '43, Girl Reserves '44, Cheer Leader '47, Tallulah Falls Circle '47. HEAD HENDLEY HOFFINIAN HOLDER HENDIzIx, WILLIIKBI IASPLR Henry 2275 Fairhaven Circle, N. E. Entered from E. Rivers Sept. '42, Student Council '42, Airplane Club '42, Science Club '44, Iunior Achievement '45, Rifle Team '46. HlGll1'OXVER, BETTY Io Ula lon 2369 Virginia Place, N. E. Entered from Renova, NVest Virginia '46, Semi'LKI '47. HILLMAN, PIAROLD HERscIIsL chief 2241 Fairhaven Circle llntered from li. Rivers Sept. '42, HOFFBIAN, DORQTHY ANN Dottie Ann 552 Wesley Road, N. E. Entered from Garden Hills Sept. '43, Infirmary Assistant '44, PASFAV '46, Special Chorus '46, '47. HOLDEII, Roinaur MILTON HBOI7., 560 Westover Drive, N. XV. lintered from R. L. Hope Sept. '43, Student Council '47, Red Cross Representative '44, Scrilfblcr Representative '44, OHicer's Club '45, Footbal '44, '47, War Stamp Representative '44, junior Civitan Club '46, '47, HI-Wiivs Staff '47, Who's Who '47, Senior Play '47. l'l0I.sliNBliCK, Dixvis CLARK 2852 Piedmont Rd., N. E. Entered from R. L. Hope Sept. '43, Red Cross Representative '45. Homin, fjli,-KRLES ulumpyf, 281 East XVesley Rd., N. E. Entered from E. Rivers Sept. '42, War Stamp Representative '44, '46, Special Chorus '44, '45, '46, '47: Variety Show '45, '46' Drum Maioi' '45, Christmas Pageant '44, '45, '46, D.C.T. Club '47 a l'lURTON, GLORIA MARIE 3598 Piedinont Rd., N. E. Entered from R. I., Hope Sept. '43: InHrmary Assistant '46, Rabun Gap Guild '46, '47. fl0R'I'ON, WINIIPRIALII Louisa H7Vl'l7I7ft ' 100 W. Brookhaven Dr. Entered from R. I.. Hope Sept. '43, Girl Reserves '46, Rabun Gap Guild '46, '47, Spanish Club '45, '47, Honor Roll 9 quarters. IJUGER, CALLIE ORME 95 Valley Rd., N. E. Entered from E. Rivers Sept. '43, Red Cross Representative '44, '45, Red Cross Council '44, '45, '46, '47, DQs't Representative to Nat'l Red Cross Conference '46, Super Honor Roll all quarters: Constitution Honor Athlete '45, '46, Basketball '45, '46, '47, Letter '45, '46, '47, Swimming Team '46, Orchestra '44, '45, Variety Show '45: Student Council '46, Student Cabinet '47, Nutrition Aide '-47, Ralxun Gap '46, '47, President Rahun Gap '46: Tallulah Falls '46, '47: President Tallulah Falls '47: Who's VVho '47 Monitor '45, '46: Secretary Monitors '46: French Cluh '46, '47, G.A.A. '47, Girls Athletic Board '47, Editor of HI- Wns '47. lAMI2soN, CARL. IJURIEALI. N. Roswell, Ga. Entered from Brookhaven Iunior High, Sept. '45. IRRNIGAN, liucziawm ANN lean 3840 VVieuca Terrace, N. E. I-lntered from Tulvnan High School, Augusta, Ga., Sept. '45 Tallulah Falls '47, French Club '46, Rabun Gap '47. loIINsoN, l5ET'I'Y IUNE 2998 Grandview Ave., N. E. Entered from Rock Springs '45: Semi L.K.I. Club '46, '47, 60 Word Shorthand Certificate '46. IOIINSON, IOIIN H. nlarkv Marietta, Ga., Rt. 3 Entered from Acworth High Sept. '45. IoN Iis, Euuiaw E NliLSON .IB 'UU 1 SUN East l'aee's Ferry Road, N. E. Entered from Pinehurst High School Sept. '44, B Football '46. Ho1.sIaNBEcK IIOPPE Honrow, G. I-IoRI'oN, w. HUGER JAMEsoN IERNIGAN IOHNSON, Ia. IOHNSON, 7. IONES,E. KEISER KING, R. KING, W. KLING KNIGHT LAIVIB LAND LEE LENOBLE LEWIS REBER, BARBARA IoAN Bobbie 2793 Peachtree Road Entered from Garden Hills Sept. '45, Stamp Representative '44, Annual Representative '46, Rabun-Gap Guild '46, Tallullah Falls '46. Kms, FRANCES RUTH 3074 Howell Mill Rd., N. W. Entered from Hammond Sept. '43, Re-entered from North Charleston High, S. C., Sept. '45, Commercial Club '46, 60 Word Shorthand Certificate, D.C.'l'. Club '47. Kms, Wl1.1iUR BRANCH Bill 859 Delano Drive, N. W. Entered from Sidney Lanier, Montgomery, Ala., Sept. '46, OHicer's Club '47, Cadet Colonel '47. KLING, IOSEPH RDVVARD 11105, 5060 Riverview Rd., N. W. Entered from Darlington, Sept. '43, Monitors Club '45, '46, Hi-Y '46, '47, French Club '46, Super Honor Roll 1 quarter, National Honor Society '46, '47, Hl'WAYS Staff '47. KNIGHT, Roisiam' NIATTIIEVV Rufus 472 E. Paces Ferry Rd. Entered from R. L. Hope Sept. '42, Reentered Sept. '45, Red Cross Representative '46, Annual Representative '44, Library Staff '44, Nutrition Aide '46. LAAIB, EBIRIA VVILLENE Willie Sandy Springs, Ga. Entered from Hammond Sept. '45, 60-Word Shorthand Certificate '46, Treasurer Semi LKI '47, Semi LKI '46, '47, D.C.T. '47, An- nual Representative '47. , LAND, SIDNEY LANIER 730 Gladstone Rd., N. YV. Entered from P. Howell Sept. '45, Library Staff '47, Nutrition Aide '47, junior Achievement '47. LEE, CARol.YN ANN .fllzfi11 2575 Lookout Pl., N. E. Entered from Garden Hills Sept. '43, P. T. A. Representative 46, Oliice Staff '47, Semi LKI '46, '47. LENoa1.E, ELAINI-3 CARULE 380 Argonne Drive, N. W, Entered from O'Keefe Ir. High Sept. '44, LEw1s, RAY CHERRY Lucy 2055 Spring Lake Dr., N. W. Entered from Rivers Oct. '44, Football '46, Varsity '47. L1TTLE, Manjonna SUE Margie 63 Mobile Ave., N. E. Entered from E. Rivers School Sept. '43, Red Cross Representative '44, '47, Stamp Representative '45, Rahun Gap '46, '47, Tallulah Falls '46, '47, Soccer '46. LLORENS, CLAUDIA IANE 647 Park Drive, N. E. Entered from Garden Hills Sept. '43. LoNc, Kari-mYN DELoR12s Berry 4375 E. Brookhaven Dr. Entered from East High, Akron, Ohio Sept. '45, D.C.T. Club '47. LoNG, NERRELL Lzavoiuz 2773 Lenox Rd., N. E. Entered from O'Keefe Ir., High Sept. '43, Red Cross Representative '46, Annual Representative '43, '47, Rahun Gap Guild '46, '47Z Spanish Club '46, '47, Nominating Committee Student Body Officers '46, Honor Society '47, Senior Play '47. LoNo, WENDELL PHILLIP 4375 E. Brookhaven Dr. Entered from East High, Akron, Ohio Sept. '45, Super Honor Roll 4 quarters, Who's Who '47, Honor Society '47. Lowla, IACQUELINE Louisa fuckin 222 E. Wesley Rd. Entered from Garden Hills Sept. '43, Defense Stamp Represen- tative '44: Rabun Gap '47, Tallulah Falls '46, Nutrition Aid '46, '47, Cheerleader '46, '47, Basketball '46, '47, Constitution Honor Athlete '46, G.A.A. Board '47. l.ovv:u.w, K.i'i'iiiaRiNia IRAN 40 28th St., N. VV. Entered from Christ the King, Sept. '43, Red Cross Representative '44, Nutrition Aide '45, '47, Tallulah Falls Circle '46, '47, Rabun Gap Guild '46, '47, WVho's Who '47. Luixnvrus, CHARi.i2s ALEXANDER HLIIIIUCH Roswell Rd., Dunwoody, Ga. Entered from Hammond, Sept. '41, Library Staff '43, '44, '46, Annual Representative '45, Red Cross Representative '44, D.C.T. Club '46, '47, Senior Fire Inspector '47. LUNDY, IANE MARILYN Squeaky 75 Rumson Rd., N. E. Entered from VVashington Seminary Sept. '44, Spanish Club '46, PASFAV '46, Scribbler Staff '47. MANKxN, PATRICIA RUTH llpazll 657 VVilson Rd., N. W. Entered from E. Rivers Sept. '43, Girl Reserves '45, Special Chorus '46, Christmas Pageant '46, Scribbler Representative '47, Secre- tary and Treasurer of D.C.T. '47, Honor Society '47. LITTLE LLORENS LONG, K. LONG, N. LONG, W. LOWE LOWMAN LUMMUS LUNDY MANKIN MAPP, IAMES HOWELL .flimn 2390 Alton Rd. Entered from E. Rivers Sept. '42, Officers Club '45, Football B Team '44, Varsity '45, '46, '47, Letter Club '46, '47. Mamas, Fnemanieic SHELLEY, IR. Fred 2311 Dellwood Drive Entered from Fort Stanwix School, Rome, New York, Sept. '43: Hi-Y '46: Iunior Civitan '46. MARTIN, MILDRED EUGENIA Gene 50 Peachtree Way, N. E. Entered from Garden Hills Sept. '43, Seribhlcr Staff '46, Rabun Gap Guild '46, '47, Tallulah Falls '46, '47, Defense Stamp Repre- sentative '44. MCBEE, BETTY CLAIRE HB C ,. 642 Green Street, N. VV. Entered from Evan P. Howell Sept. '43, Semi LKI '46, '47. MCBURNEY, WILLARD BLAKESLEY HMHCU 8920 East Brookhaven Drive, N. E. Entered from Lovett's Sept. '43, Model Airplane Club '44, Ili-Y Model Airplane Club '45, Rifle Team '45, Red Cross Council '45, Hi-Y '46, P. T. A. Representative '46, Military and Concert Band '47, OfHcers Club '47. MCCLURE, Fiuznniucx DALE 3995 New Marietta Hwy. Entered from Canton High, Canton, Georgia Sept. '46. MCCLURE, HUGH NVALKER III Bud 705 Greenview Avenue, N. E. lintered from Military School University, Mobile, Ala., Sept. '45, Nutrition Aide '46, Senior Play '47, Basketball '47. MCDANIEL, PA1'sv ANNETTE 35 Sheridan Drive, N. E. Entered from Garden Hills Sept '43: Infirmary Assistant '46, Scrib- frler Staff '46, Rabun Gap Guild '46, '47, Tallulah Falls '47, Spanish Club '46. MCDOUGAI,, MARY .IMMU 3306 W. Shadowlawn Ave., N. E. Entered from R. L. Hope Sept. '42, Red Cross '44, '46, Annual Representative '43, Scribhler Representative '47, Christmas Pag- eant '45, Nominating Committee Senior Ofheers '47. Melvua, DAN AUBREY 1490 Kenwood Avenue, N. NV. Entered from Evan P. Howell Sept. '42, Annual Representative '43, Science Club '45, Officers Club '46, '47, Red Cross Repre- sentative '43, B-Team '44, '45, '46, B Team Letter '44, '45, '46. MAPP MARKS INIARTIN INICBEE NICBURNEY INICCLURE MCCLURE INICDANIEL MCDOUGAL MCIVER I - A MCMUl.LlN, MARIS CLARK IR. 29 Roanoke Avenue, N. Entered from Garden Hills Sept. '42: VVithdrew to U. S. Navy Ianuary '45g Re-entered Sept. '46g Varsity football '42, '43, '44g Letter Club '43, '4-lg All N.G.I.C. '44: All city '443 Christmas Pageant '-42: Freshman track team '45g Student Council '42g B-Team coach '46. ,........nl gnu--f INICIUULLEN MCVVIIORTER INIEHRE INIERKLE MCWHORTER, IOIIN ROBERT 2270 Fairhaven Circle Entered from E. Rivers Sept. '42, MEHRE, HARRY IAMES 1874 West VVesley Road Entered from Athens High School Sept. '46g Varsity Football '46g Basketball '47. - MERKI.E, ROBERT BRUCE 215 Terrace Drive, N. E, Entered from Christ the King Sept. '42g OH'icer's Club '47, MliliRl'I l', IOANNIC flARI.ANlD 579 Peachtree Battle Avenue MERRITT INIILES MILLING MILLS IWILNER lNII'1'CIlEI,L Minas, IACAIKIINE DAWN 2038 Andrews Drive Entered from E. C. Glass High, Lynchburg, Virginia, Sept. '46' Semi LKI '46, '47. , MILl.ING, GoRDoN Charles 3401 Lenox Rd., N. E. Entered from R. L. Hope Sept. '43: Ollice Staff '47: Senior Ring Committee '46z Ad Club '45, '47: Hi-Y '45, '46, '47: Spanish Club '46g National Honor Society '47: HI'WAYS Staff '47, M1LLs, MARY ANN 93 Sheridan Drive ' Entered from E. Rivers Sept. '43, Rabun Gap Guild '46, '47g Special Chorus '47. MILNER, EDWARD XVILLIS Pete 58 Sheridan Drive Entered from Garden Hills Sept. '43g Hi-Y '46. MITCHELL, BETTY JANE Alam.. 2 898 Hzibersliam Rd. Entered from E. Rivers Sept. '43g P. T. A. Representative '46: Sf-rilvlrlr-1' Representative '45: OHice Staff '44g Christmas Pageant '45, '46, Annual Representative '4-lg Variety Club '45, '46: Special Entered from Washington Seminary Sept. '46, Tallullah Falls Chorus '45, '46, Cheerleader '46, '47g Library Staff '473 Tallullah Circle '47. Falls Circle '47g Nutrition Aide '45, MORRIS, MARY I.ouIsE 155 Lakeview Ave., N. E. lintered from Girl's High, Ian. '45g Spanish Club '46, Tallulah Falls '47, Nominating Committee Class Ollieers '47, G.A.A. lioartl '47, Mosies, MARY LI2AvEI.I. 2525 Dellwood Dr., N. NV. lintered from li. Rivers Sept, '45g Red Cross Representative VH: Monitor Club '-lo: P. T. A. Representative '47, Swilwlvlez' Stall 46: Rabun Cap '46, '47, Tallulah Falls '47g French Club '46q HI-WAYSfStHH '47g Red Cross Council '47g National Honor So- ciety '47: Properties Senior Play '47. MozI.EY, fzlafillli DEIIIING CNC 390 Redland Rd., N. W. lintered from Wasliington Seminary Sept. '43: Red Cross Repre- sentative '44: P. T. A, Representative '-lo: Rabun Gap '46, '47g Tallulah Falls '46, '47g Library Staff '-47: HI-xVAX'S Staff '47, C.A.A. Board '47g junior Achievement '47, Who's Who '47. MITCHELL MoN'rAoUE INIOORE MoRENus MITcHIaI.I., LAURA NEAL .Vizch W0 Terrace Dr., N. E. Entered from Rivers Sept. '42q Girl Reserves '43, '44, '45. '46: Real Cross Representative '45: Waste Paper Representative '45: Stunt Night '45, Basketball '-l6g D.C.'l'. Club '47. MON'fAGUE, PENDLETON READ 641 North Highland Ave., N. E. Entered from Ponee de Leon High School, Coral Gables, Fla., Sept, '46g Basketball '47, Track '-17: Most Valuable Basketball Player '47. Moon E, WII.I.IAIxI IRONALD HDUHU 3266 West Shadowlawn Ave., N, E. Entered from R. L. Hope Sept, '45: Iunior Achievement '45, '-l6: MORRIS INIORRIS MOSES Vice-President '46, Serifzlzler Staff '45, '46, Band '45, '46, Hi-Y M0ZLEy NEAL 0'NI2IL Club '46g B-Team Football 344. NEAL, SusANNE 3455 Ivy Rd., N. F. MURENUS' lilTl v D COUSINS Entered from R. L. Hope Sept. '43: Red Cross Representative f ,, 364 O' ,hy Bd' , l , ,f '44: Inhrmary Assistant '46: Rabun Gap '46, 'WZ Tillllllilh Fl1ll5 Emma' mm Olxgcfc lr Fhglhybcllt' 4:45 l'll l'r ?taH,,46' 445 '46, '47: Spanish Club '46: War Stamp Representative ,46g Waste Smlctllry Model Alfpllmc Llub alt Lu l'l'r 5CSl n 46' 475 Om' Paper Representative '44: Honor Roll Ill quarters: Honor Society eers Club '47. -47 MOIUUSI TUSFPU O'NEII., RARIi.xRA IOAN HIUFU 208 Terrace Dr.. N. 3938 'Mill' Smlllurnl Rd' lintered from li. Rivers Sept. VIZ: Red Cross Representative '44g Entered from Christ the King, Sept. '43g Defense Stamp Represen- P. T. A. Representative '43: War Stamp Representative '46g tative '45g B Team Football '46, Varsity Football '47, Spanish Club '46g Tallulah Falls '45, '46, '47. 29 Au OSBORNE PATTILLO PATTON PLUMMER PORCHER PURCELL PURDUE, c. PURDUE, R. QUARTERMAN RAND OsnoRNE, PHILIP PURCELL, BETTY Io Phil Butch 990 Club Dr. 6120 Roswell Rd., N. E. Entered from Garden Hills, Sept. '43, Iunior Achievement '46, '47, Annual Representative '43, Golf Team '46, withdrew Dec. '46, PATTILLO, IOHN 701 Martina Dr., N. E. Entered from R. L. Hope Sept. '43, Student Council '44, Spanish Club '46, Library Staff '46, '47, Sczifvlvler Staff '47, OHieer's Club '47. PATTON, IOHN 1-luu, 2299 Stephen Long Dr. Entered from E. Rivers Sept. '43, Student Council '44, '47, Hi-Y '46, '47, Swing Band '46, '47, Variety Show '46, '47, Concert Band '46, '47. l'l.UMMER, HEATRICE Ciiofvre Berry 2879 Normandy Dr., N. VV. Entered from E. Rivers Sept. '43, Scribbler Representative '44, '45, '46, Rabun Gap '46, '47, Tallulah Falls '46, '47, Infirmary As- sistant '45, Red Cross Representative '47, Cheerleader '47, Senior Play '47, Honor Society '47. PORCIIER, FRANCES HASKE1.L Lulu 205 Rumson Rd., N. E. Entered from Garden Hills, Sept. '43, Student Council '44, Office Staff '44, Girl Reserves '44, Publicity Chairman Girl Reserves '45, Rabun Gap '46, '47, Treasurer '47, Tallulah Falls '46, '47: Treasurer French Club '46, Honor Roll 10 quarters, Basketball '44, '46, '47, Manager Swimming Team '46, Constitution Honor Athlete '46, Nominating Committee Senior Class Officers '47, G.A.A. '47, Honor Society '47, Who's Who '47, Properties Senior Play '47. U Entered from Hammond Sept. '43, Red Cross Representative '45, Sn'ifwI1ler Representative '46, Student Council Representative '47, HI-WA3'S staff '47, Semi-LKI '46, '47, Vice-President '47, 60 Word Shorthand Certiheate '46, Ad Club '47. PURDUE, CARIKIEN Louise 30 Cheshire Bridge Rd., N. E. lintered from Rock Springs Sept. '43, Monitors Club '45, '46, '47, Surgical Dressing '45, V ' PURDUE, ORREN LEROY 30 Cheshire Bridge Rd., N. E. Entered from O'Keefe Sept. '42, Model Airplane Club '43, l3 Team Football '44, Christmas Pageant '47. QUARTERBIAN, KEITH AXSON 185 Huntington Rd., N. E. lintered from E. Rivers Sept. '43, Hi-Y '46, '47, Christmas Pageant '46, Iunior Civitan '46, '47, National Honor Society '46, '47, Scrilfbler Staff '46, Red Cross Council '46, '47, Spanish Club '46, HI-WAYS Staff '47, Honor Roll l2 quarters, Senior Play '47. RAND, JANE LINDSAY lIRHndy!l 700 Darlington Rd., N. E. Entered from Murphy High, Mobile, Ala., Sept. '46, Rabun Gap '47. RAN DOM RAY RIcIIARDsoN RILEY, P. RANDOINI, RODNEY HAROLD Rod 310 E. Paces Ferry Rd. Entered from Bass Ir., High Sept. '44, Nutrition Aide '45, '46, '47, RAY, SCOTT ASKEVV 2269 Fairhaven Circle, N. E. Entered from West Fulton March '45, junior Achievement '45, OfIieer's Club '47, REDD, STEPHEN STARR 25l5 Ridgewood Road Entered from O'Keefe Ir., High Nov. '43, REEYE, FRANCES ANN Skeet Roswell, Georgia Iintered from Roswell Grammar School Sept. '43, Student Council '45, '46: Infirmary Assistant '47, Semi LKI '47, 60-VVord Short- hand Certificate '46. I RIt:IIARDsoN, Es,'rHER L0l'ISl-. Rickie 4556 Northside Drive, N. NV. lintered from Tech High, xViI5lIIl'lgIOI'I, D. C. Sept. 46, Infirmary Assistant '47, REDD RILEY, R. 31 REEVE RICHARD RIVERS, I. RIVERS, XV. RIcIIARDsoN, EI.IZABF'I'H IANE 550 Westover Drive, N. W. Iintcred from E. Rivers Sept. '43: Home Fc. Fashion Show '43: Swiblwler Representative '44, Spanish Club '45, '46, Srriblzlef Staff '45, Rabun Gap '45, Tallulah Falls '46, RILEY, PATRICIA UPMH 2230 Peachtree Road. N. VV. Iintered from E. Rivers Sept. '43: Red Cross Representative '46: Rabun Gap Guild '46, '47, Tallulah Falls Circle '46, '47, Spanish Club '46, RILEY, IR. RoIsIiR'r GEORGE 379 Lofton Rd., N. W, lintered from Alfred I. Dupont, Iaeksonville, Florida March '44, II-Teani Football '44, '45, Special Chorus '47, Olhcer's Club '47, RIvERs, CARoI.YN IOYCE Clicker 1930 Defoors Ferry Rd. Iintered from P. Howell Sept. '43, Reentered '45, 60-word Shorthand Certificate '46, Marjorette '45, '46, '47, Variety Show '45, '46. '47, RIVERS, WAYNE KIRBY 18 IVest Andrews Drive, N. XV. Iintercd from Ii. Rivers Sept. '43, Hi-Y '46, Honor Roll 9 quarters '44, '45, '46, junior Civitan '46. ROANE, Hmseiiu, CURBIE 3086 Peachtree Drive, N. E. Entered from R. L. Hope Sept. '44g Senior Ring Committee '46g D.C.T. '47. Row1.AND, l5li'l l'Y SUE 3 Roanoke Avenue, N. E. Entered from E. Rivers Sept. '43g Girl Reserves '47g Special Chorus '45, '46, '47. SANDERS, EARL l5uN'rLEY 43l0 Lakehaven Drive, N. E. Entered from R. L. Hope Sept. '43. SANDERs, MARION IDA 3449 Peachtree Road Entered from R. L. Hope Sept. '43: Rabun Gap Guild '47. SCIIUESSLER, ROBERT ISEE .IBOLH 4105 P'tree Dunwoody Road Entered from Garden Hills Sept. '-B5 Reentered from Marist '-l6g Sfrilvbler Representative '44g Ofheers Club '46g Football 447. +1-W -V -V S1115r1f115LD, BARBARA IOYCE Bobbie 3122 li. Shadowlawn Avenue, N. li. Entered from R. L. Hope Sept. '-13: Annual Representative '473 Tallulali Falls '46: Secretary '47g Senior Ring Committee '46. SIIIPPEN, losumi IENKINS H -, loc 2559 Peachtree Road Entered from Garden Hillsg Orchestra '44, '45, '46. Sluvrins, NIARTHA Er.rzAB1aTH S11orly 3000 Roxboro Roilcl Entered from R. L, Hope Sept. V435 Monitors Cluh '45, '46g Iunior Aehievement '46g Scrihlller Representative '45, Senior Play '47. Smxxtosrs, MARGARET ELIZABETH arpeggyu 243 Claremont Drive, N. E. Entered from Garden Hills Sept. '43, Red Cross '46, Rabun Gap Guild '46, '47, SMITH, CHARLES W. Sm117y Sandy Springs, Ga. Entered from Hammond Sept. '4lg Reentered Sept. B Team '423 D.C.T. '-475 VVithdrew to Navy '42 Representative '46g Football ROANE ROXVLAND SANDERS, li. SANDERS, M. SCHUESSLER SHEFFIELD SHIPPEN SHIVERS SIMIWONS SMITH SINIITH, F. SAHTH, O. SINIITH, R. SPIYEY SPRINGER SPRUILL, SIXIITII, l:RANCIl'.S Lu-1 1724 Flagler Ave., N. li. Entered from O'Keefe Ir. High Sept. '43: Student Couneil '45, '46: Student Cabinet '47, Nutrition Aid '45g Oiliee Staff '47g Ralmun Gap '46, '47, Vice-President Rabun Gap '47g Tallulah Falls '46, '47, Vice-President Tallulah Falls '47g Spanish Club '46, '47, Vice-President Senior Class '47g Chairman Senior Ring Commit- tee '46g Nominating Committee for Student Body Oflieers '46: National Honor Society '47g Who's Who '47q Senior Play '47. SM1'1'u, O'ris lim'-r Rt. l, Dunwoody, Ga. Entered from Roswell High Sept. '45, SMi'ri1, Roisralu' IIARDY 'IB0b6y 289 Deering Rd., N. W. Entered from 'l'eeh Iligh Sept. '46. SMi'rii, 'l'AL.BI5R'I' lSl.SXVOR'I'll B11rz'dy 2096 Fairhaven Cirelc Entered from li. Rivers Sept. '42g lli-Y '46, '47g Annual Repref sentative '46, '47, li Team Football '46, Varsity Football '47: Band '43, '44. Sx1r31.LiNr:, MARY l R.fxNctras 54l6 Baker, N. NV., Apt. 22 Entered from Tignall High, Ian. '44, withdrew Ian. '-lf. sMI'rH, T, SNELLING SPRUILI., 1. s'rUnGis SPIVILY, WAl.1'P.Ii Lui B11a'dy 430 Argonne Dr., N. VV. lintered from li. Rivers Sept, '43: Annual Representative '44g Hi-Y '46, '47, Spanish Club '46, Nutrition Aide '46, Band '46, '47g Student Council '47g Honor Society '47. SPiuNoiik, Flu-.D IJUGIHLS, In. 2004 Howell Mill Rd., N. W. lintered from Fulton High Sept. '44: Nutrition Aide '47: Library Staff '46, '47: Iunior Aehievement '46, '47g Sfrifrblrr Staff '46, '47: 'Hi-Y '47: Quill and Scroll '46, '47g Nominating Committee '46g National Honor Society '47. SPRUILI., Iiiiuii. l1iI,lZAIH:'l'H 4410 Roswell Rd., N. W. lintered from Liberty-Guinn Sept. '43. SPRIJILI., FLOKA jowtu Ii. Iohnson Ferry Rd. lintered from Hammond Sept. '43g Infirmary Assistant '45: Ofliee Staff '47: Semi-LKI Club '46: 60 YVord Shorthand Certificate '46. Sruituis, ANN Kfvrinwm 84 Sheridan Dr., N. 12. Fntered from R. L. Hope Sept. '43: Student Council '43: Red Cross Representative '45: Nutrition Aide '46, '47: P. T. A. Repre- sentative '46q Sw'1'H1lw' Representative '43g Girl Reserves '43: Tallulah Falls '47g Who's VVho '47. STURMLR, FRED CHARLES IR. Buddy 419 Brentwood Drive, N. E. Entered from Garden Hills Sept. '43, War Stamp Representative '45, '44, Football '47, Swniomr, RAY LESLIE IR. 1115 Peachtree Battle Avenue, N. W. Entered from E. Rivers Sept. '43g Hi-Y '47. TAFFE, MALLORY SOUTHALL 1349 Cherdan Road Entered from O'Kecfc Iunior High '45. TAYLOR, ELIZABETH ADELE Berry 469 Manor Ridge Drive, N. W. Entered from E. Rivers School Sept. '43: Nutrition Aid '47, Annual Representative '46, Rabun Gap Guild '46, '47, Tallulah Falls '46, '47: Spanish Club '46, P. 'l'. A. Representative '47: Senior Play '47. 14AYL0R, IULIA EVVING 3745 Wieuca Road Entered from R. L. Hope '43g Home Ee. Fashion Show '44: War Stamp Representative '46, Rabun Gap Guild '46, '47, Tallulah Falls Circle '47, TAYLOR, MARGARET IAN12 Npeggy.. 2261 Peachtree Road, N. W., Apt. 18 Entered from Central High, Rutherfordton, N. C. '44, Withdrew '44, Re-entered from Fayetteville High N. C. '46, P. T, A. Repre- sentative '47g Super Honor Roll 1 quarter, Honor Society '47. TERRELI., XVILLIAB! FLouRNox' Bill 273 Lakeview Avenue, N. E. Entered from Garden Hills Sept. '42, B Team '45, Varsity '46. THOMPSON, ADRIENNE IRENE 4152 Club Drive Entered from Anchorage High School, Kentucky Sept. '45, Christ- mas Pageant '46g Swing Band '46, Rabun Gap '46, '47g French Club '46, Special Chorus '46, '47g Swimming Team '46, Orchestra '46. '14HOlK1PSUN, ANNIE Rurii 6057 Heards Drive Entered from Hammond Sept. '43, Semi-LKI '46, '47, 60-80 Word Shorthand Certificate '47. THoMPsoN, IAISIES Fnrrz 1040 Peachtree Entered from George VVashington High Ian. '44, Officers Club '-17. STURMER SWEIGERT TAFFE TAYLOR, B. TAYLOR, I. TAYLOR, M. TERRELL THORIPSON, A. THOMPSON, A. R. TIIOINIPSON, F. THRASH, HELEN Louisa 3141 Lenox Rd., N. E. Entered from T Sept. '43, Red Cross Representative '44, Nutrition Aide '44, Tallulah Falls '47, Special Chorus '44, '45, '46, '47, Christmas Pageant '44, '45, '46, Variety Show '45, 46. TILLY, EBEN FLETCHER Bones 610 E. Paces Ferry Rd., N. E. Annual Representative '46, Varsity Football '45, '46, '47, HI-WAYS Staff '47: Basketball '45, '46, '47, Who's Who '47, Traek '46, '47, Captain Basketball '47, TOOLE, EMRETTR IOINER .,Emy,, 665 Darlington Circle Entered from Clearwater High, Clearwater, Florida Sept. '46, Sl'l'1'dIf71!'I' Staff '47, withdraw lan. '47. '1 REGELI.AS, H.kROI.D STURM Buddy 2188 Willow Ave., N. E. Entered from Central Ir. High, Clarksburg, VV. Va., Iunior Achieve- ment, Basketball '46, Volley Ball '47, TtvR1,iNG1'oN, EDVVIN MACK Turkey 4 E. XVesley Rd., Apt, 10 Entered from Garden Hills Sept. '43, B Team Football '44, '45, Varsity Football '46, '47: Track '47: Letter Club '46, '47. WAGAR, MARG.AllE'I' NANTA Margie 1280 Peachtree Street Entered from Washington Seminary Sept. '43, lnhrmary Assistant '47, Iunior Achievement '46, P. T. A. Representative '44, Sfribbler Representative '47, Rabun Gap '46, '47, Tallulah Falls '46, '47, Spanish Club '46, Volley Ball Team '46, PASFAV '46, '47, WALKIZR, MARTHA LYNN Many 779 Greenview Ave., N. E. Entered from Garden Hills Sept. '43, Girl Reserves '46, War Bond Representative '44, Semi-LKI Club '46, '47, R.O.T.C. Sponsor '45, '46, Marjorette '44, '45, '46, '47, Captain '45, '46, Variety Show '45, '46, '47, Bond Rally '46, 60 Word Shorthand Certilieate '46. WARRPQN, MARILYN REBECCA 4 E. Wesley Rd. Entered from Rome High, Rome, Ga., March '45. WArKiNs, IAMES MeLvtN ' fflim nzyn 2053 North Side Dr. Entered from O'Keefe Ir. High Sept. '43, Seienee Club '43, An- nual Representative '44, Ritle Team '44, Nutrition Aide '45, Non- Commissioned Oflieer '45, '46, Oflieers Club '47, Christmas Pageant '46, Sl7'il7fIl!'1' Representative '46, Iunior Achievement '46, Special Chorus '47. WA'rK1Ns, MAIQY Louise 3511 Piedmont Rd. Entered from R. l.. Hope Sept. '43: Infirmary Assistant '46, P. T. A. Representative '47: Rabun Gap '47, R.O.T,C. Sponsor '46, Ad Club '46. THRASH TILLY TOOLE TREGALLAS TURLINGTON WAGAR WALKER VVARREN WATKINS, I. WVATKINSI L- L W'ES'Y, HAROLD W ELLINGTON HHH!!! 2854 Roxboro Road, N. E. E I - - A ntercd fiom Georgia Militar C ll WEST SVI-II'l'E WHITMIRE WVHITNER WI-IITE, PATRICIA EDITH llpatii Q 23 Peachtree Avenue, N. E. Entered from Garden Hills Sept. '42, Girl Reserves '46g Red Cross Representative '47, Stamp Representative '46, Special Chorus '44, '45, '46g Christmas Pageant '44, '45, '46, WIIITMIRE, MARY LOUISE Tim 3181 W. Shadowlawn Avenue, N. W. Entered from Garden Hills Sept. '-12: Red Cross Representative '43, Annual Representative '45, Scrilvlflcr Staff '45. W IIITNER, IOSEPII COITFIN Trap 31 Delmont Drive, N. E. Entered from Garden Hills Sept. '43g Library Staff '46, '47. WILLIAMS, NOIKNIA ELLEN 132 Peachtree NVay, N. E. Entered from Oak Park High, Oak Park, Illinois Feb. '44, Ollice Staff '45. 36 . y o ege Sept. '44, Iunior Achieve- ment '44, OHieers Club '44. XVILLIABIS WILSON, D. WILSON, E VVINFREE WOODWARD vvooI.I.EN WII.soN. LROROTIIY ISLEANOR HDMI, 3242 W. Sliadowlawn Avenue, N. E. Entered from R. L. Hope Sept. '43, Tallulah Falls '46, '47g Scrib- blrr Representative '47. WII.SON, EDDIE IJARVFY Coa'ger Sandy Springs, Georgia Entered from Roswell High Sept. '40, Re-entered Sept. '46 from Navy: Baseball Team '41, D. C. T. '41, '47. WINFREE, IENNI' BARBARA 516 E. Paces Ferry Road, N. E. Entered from R. L. Hope Sept. '43: Girl Reserves '45, '46, '47, Vice-President '47, Special Chorus '45g Christmas Pageant '-15: Monitors Club '45: 60 Word Shorthand Certificate '45g President Semi-LKI '47, D. C. T, '47. NVooDwARD, SUSAN ARIANDA Sue 239 Bolling Road, N. E. Entered from Garden Hills Sept. '43: Tallulah Falls '47: Rabun Gap Guild '46, '-17: R.O.T.C. Sponsor '46, Infirmary Assistant '46, Spanish Club '46: Sn'z'b!wIer Representative '44 ,'45: Christmas Pageant '-16: Special Chorus '46, '473 Librar' S' ' ' Show '46' - ' y .taff 44: Variety I, HI Wins Staff '47, WithdI'evv Feb. '47. WOOI.I.!iN, DQNALD EDWARD uR6du 508 Brentwood Drive, N. E. Entered from R. L. Hope Sept. '4lg B Team '41, '43, '44g Letter '44- L' ' ' ' '42, Varsity , etttr Club 44, 45, '46, '47. YORK COGBURN DENNIS INIATIIEXVS POOLE XVILLIAIXIS Youre, BETTY ANN 2881 Peachtree Road Ilntered from Garden Hills, Sept. '43g Girl Reserves '47: Ralwun Gap '47: Tallulah Falls '46, '47: Spanish Club '46: Nutrition Aide '46, Speeial Chorus '45, '46, '47: Christmas Pegeant '45. '47, Variety Show '45, '47, COGBURN, JOSEPH CLARKE 133 Lindberg Drive Entered from E. Rivers, Sept. '42: B-Team Football '43, '44, '46: Varsity '47, Letter Club '46, '47, Track '45, '46, '47: liasket- ball '44, Defense Stamp Representative '43, '44, Annual Rep- resentative '45, Nutrition Aide '47, Red Cross Representative '45, Whds Who '47, Ad Club '43, IJLNNIS, Biiuimim 75 Park Circle, N. Fntertd from R. L. Hope Sept. '43s Stamp Representative '44: 'rlllllllllll lfalls '45, '46: Raliun Gap '47, Ofliee Staff '47, MA1'Ill-,NX'S, I,xeQul1t.iNia IRLNE 2681 Brookwood Drive, N. F. Entered from Garden Hills, Sept. '433 R.O.'l'.C. Sponsor '461 Annual Representative '47, Oliiee Stall' '47. Pootm, CfxT1iii1uNE ,fKmy,, 899 XVest VVesley Road Entered from F. Rivers, Sept. '43: XVaste Paper Representative '44: Red Cross Representative '44, '45: Christmas Pageant 44: Ralvun Gal' '45, '47: Si-rilvHz'r Stall '46, '47, 4 sr? GORDON XVILLIABIS, DOROTHY IANE W7 7- HSIIIIIJ-y 405 4th Street, N. E. Entered from Hollywood, Florida, Sept. '-16. GORDON, L1aoNARD MLW., 3597 Stratford Road lintered from Hempstead High, Long Island, New York, Nov. '43: Scrifflvlcr Representative '45, B 'I'e:un Football '44, '45: Varsity '46, Letter Cluli '47, Varsity liasketlmall '47, Track '47. SLNIORS 'IQXKE RCXAMIN.-X'I'IONS XD XNX fr' 'L X- l 1 K w Y i A X ,X C-l OFFICERS RONALD WILSON ALICE WIGHT lxl.-'xliGAIili'1' EVINS . gill. '7 . ff .f -Af-' qgjj f , . .Q 'Yw,v...L1 ' 4-ii? .S all ' V Z . 'L is . 4 1 1 iii . M. K ' Q 4 -v , j 16am mic: Nancy Lcwi5, Alri xV'lllj.I'llH'lI'l Ioanne Dal 1 1 . . . . , ' ' .1 ncy, Sully Clay, Barbara Harrell, Gui fiI'L'L'I1C, Iii-tty Smith. Row Iwo: Anim Coyne, Eileen Fppclsliciinc-i', NVinifrc4l Forbes, Chcrlscy Nill Iciuinc llgiy, Ann Garner, Ann Miiitcm, Ann NVilliainb, Raw Ilzrrcf Bobbie Storm, Suzanne Mc- Ciiwcn. ligirbgira Grurc, Luuimc Hunter, Cliff Rainey, Sally Frcciiinii, Hclcn Hopkins. Gladys Lamb, Nziiiuy McCrorcy. Row four: lim Manrcy, Frazer Durrctl, luck Raiyticlil, Hugh XVilkcrsun, Marion julia-5, Nsil Mackey, Dick Thomas, lilv'i C l' ' ' ' ii o Lman, Billy Vlulrf, M. H. Elder, Ir. 38 JUNIORS . Vfre Pi cfszdcnt . Sfz'1'ftz11'yfT1c'ay1nci C-Q Row one: Marcia Hubbard, Kitty Poole, Nellie Booth, Kay Randall, Mary Ann Hopkins, Loraine Moore, Clara Morris. Row Iwo: Albert Vannerson, Loyd Daly, Ann Maltby, Barbara Lloyd, Ann Green. Ann Carpenter, lane Moore, Iimmy Mitchell. Row three: Iimmy Sanders. Diane Greene, Dorothy Newton. Robert French, Loyee Miles, Virginia Cooper, Dot YVoth, Rob- ert Gordon, Donald Etheridge. Row four: Alex Keith, liverett Reuters, Buddy Cogburn, Leonard Gordon, Richard Penn, Claude Marsh, Asa Candler, Rod llayidson, Iohn Hopkins. C-3 Row one: Shirley Brooks, NVynelle Melson. lilaray Griggt-i's, Ruth Anderson, Mary Beach, Barbara Hopping. Haw Iwo: Eva Reid, Terry Hagen, Shirley Zent, Clyde Kennedy, Harriett Hall- man, Ruth Ieenogle, Anne Craig. Row flzree: Margie Boyee, loe Mayo, Ioe Kahlert, Frank 'l'indall, Marianne Lyneh, Arthur Daniel, lohn Robertson, liyelyn Owen. Ron' fwfr: Bob Grooy- er, lohn Vickers, li. V. Clarke, lr., Bob Balch, Bob Beeknell. lack Peniston, Barney Malthy. C-4 Ron' Une: Ioan Yow, Lillian VVeekley, Mary Martha Coffey, Marilyn Cox, Yvonne Michel, Barbara lones, Dorothy Terrell, Ron' Iwo: janiee Malsberger, Katilou Benianiin, Barbara Steph- enson, Kathy Rogers, Merle Hodges, Betty Ann Floyd, Marilyn MeNaughton, Betty Ann Power. Row lfzrer: Charles Power, lanet Cogburn, Iohn Ferguson, Nisbet Toole. Iohn Goodrich, George Poole, VValter Chestnut, Mary Lois Iones, Bill Thomp- son. Row four: Bobby Collins, Stanley Lambert, Hamilton Stockton, limmy Pearson, Harry Gilbert, limmy Davenport, llarry Orr, llarold Vlfeldon, Miss Betty Norman. C-5 Kan' une: Gertrude Smith, Margaret Hennessee, Virginia Rowf land, janet Susott. Ann Bowers, Aliee Wight, Florenee Monroe, Row nw: lean Padgett, Shirley llawson, Myrna lean Smith. Margaret liyins, Virginia Tippett, Kathryn Waddell. Mary Faye Pruett, Lenore Satterlield. Row three: Robert S. Brown, Mar- jorie Franklin, Nolen Richardson, Robert L. Brown, Clyde Fowler, William Caldwell, Billy Beach, Hill Robertson, Richard Smith. Ron' four: 'Ihomas Moehrke, Leo Trippe, Marvin Dunf ham, Bill Morrison, llal Hopkins. llenry Collinsworth, Mi. P. R. Lewis. 39 , C-6 Ron' nur: Put Tlioinuson, lletty Whinlclon, Zena Cute, Suntly Williams, lletty Iinks, Mary Stevens, Iliirhzirgi Oknrmu. Row Info: George liongilclson, Beverly Rohhins, Louise Dunziwziy, Iaiek johnson, lletty Ray Wzithen, Iezinne Harold, Ruth Brooks, Charles Moss. Row Ih1'l'l'f Sully Carter, Ann Simpson, Eugene llorsc-y, Ixine O'Neil, Ioe XVllISllI1, llAlI'l7L1l'1l Tregellas, Roslyn Nix. Row fuur: Don Searhrough, Ronzilil VViIson, Iimmy Ilgirton, George Barnes, Iohn Bourtlmzin, Alexis Davison. Not I-ll fJft'IIlI'l7f Louise llnrtlemun, Ralph Langford, Billy Holley. Ram mir: Lilliuri Beall, Vance Ross, Marjorie Browne, Martha: Rand, Betty Thomas, Dale Mziyhrier. Row Iwo: Put Benton, Carolyn Sprague, Iuunitn Campbell, Iaekie Simmons, Helen Smith, Tyra lean Troy, llmlmrii Sweeney. Row ffzzzw: liilly llglrwell, liolmby Travis, Patsy Matthews, llette Burks, Tommy Rt-ntn, Brevard VVilliums. Ron' fwfr: Iohn Mitchell, Franklin Wright, Mr. XV. H. Kelley. C-8 Row our: listelle Reece, Iewell liohson, llgirhzirn Kirk. Ilgixvl Meister, Iennie Lee Barber. Run' nm: Mrs. Carol 'l'nylor, Ann Pruitt, Betty It-an Sims, Gerrit- Lowry, Marjorie Moss, VVillene Marsh. Row Mfrs: Marjorie Mtihry, Muriorie Otlom. Dorothy lltirfneltl, Betty Silvers, M1ll'l1lIl Melluth. Row four: Ieiinette Acliinis, Henry Land. .gf . , C-9 Row 0110: Io Anne llrzuly, Doris VVesthr0ok, Wiintlu Lee, Doro- thy Ayers, Dorothy Brooks. Row Iwo: jackie Matthews, liar- hiirai Dickey, Put Coleniiin, Ann Leumon, Ioyce Cuhe, Iuliu llurnlette. Row Ihrrc: Myrtle Wright, Betty Collins, VVilli1im Sewell, Lois Rziry, Myrtice Prgiter. Rau' four: Ruymoml Sams. B4 Row mir: Becky lfivcanli. Bebe YVriglit, Barbara Bruuks. Louise Higbtmvcr, Peggy Klingcr, Barbara Mitcbcll, Row Iwo: Charles Gaar, Iuan'Brooks, Bt-tty Call, Margarvt Luton, Virginia Stigu, Clytlc Brown, Dickie Peterson. Roll' ff11'r1': Izlmcs Nation, Bob Rzmclolpli, Bob Hamlcl, Harolcl Glover. Bob Trunnllc, Owen Kellum, Binky Parkcrwn, Billy Rcntx. Row four: Riuliartl Wcibcl, Kenneth MLllSlTQ'l'g'CF, Charles llmvis, Clark Iuhnstonc, Harvey Lewis, Bobby Gilbert, Mr. I . B, VVall. Raw lift: Rich- elrtl Iiarlc, Buclcly Stewart. SOPIO RES OFFICERS r' r v BINKY PARKERSON . President rl 1 fffvx BLTTY ANN C1rnsb l:!S. . Vice'-Prfsidwt , lox' YVILKES . . Sc'crclary-Trezzsurw' fl f fffgifx l mf B Hi Nik lug? -Y. ,, Q tw rf -f inf wwf fffy'1?Af1f1'! 1 Row 0110: Martha Stover, Betty Watkins, Virginia Polk, Sylvia ituutlcnmirc, Mary Ann Mu.'Xrtliur. Mary Ann l.ittlt-john, Shir- ley Ilatltlfrtk. Kun' m'0: Gcnrgt' XVaitCs, Buclily Clurtlnn, Susan Sivccncy, Batty Suu Giilslit-rg, livclyii Spruill, Oliva- Long, Harry Dunn, Billy Minur. Row Ihrrr: Carol Clit-rry, Phyllis Richter, Virginia XVilmn, Marion Ilutlgcs, Frank 'I'ln'rrt'll, Stockton Brrmrnc, lubn llalillutaulcr, Miko llclfcmrtl, Iuyuc Crabb. Rum four: Miss Louima Noyes, lzuucs Stuart, lubn Crms, Hamlcl liultlstcin, Ciwrtlun Malluy, lm- lfurtl, Harry Tinclall, Davitl llrt-cn, Carl llcarnl, Arthur Pnwcll. Nm in pif't1rrf: Corrin- Blansit, Frank Lassctcr, Harultl Mcliciiliv. B-3 Rau' wir: Charles Drew, Ieginne Pruitt. Ninnettu YViill, Innc Pryur, Miriam lilyeu, Caroline llunt, Bgirniirtl Grier. Row Iwo: Roy Cliaincller, Cliarles Cooper, Ilick lliinor, liiirl Russell, Fred Schoeck, Put lillen, Gene McClure, Iulie Upslinw. Row lfll'!'!'i Marion Anderson, Dot Duniell, Billy llreger. Drew Lizlclell, lill- win Anclerson, l 1lyC Deinpsey, Betty Bruinlielow. Row fwfr: Billy lones, Carolyn Butler, Billy lliiniilton, Conlon Bone, Betty Fellows, Miss Georgia Taylor. X01 in pfffzirr: Lawrencc- Ap- prrsoii, Butl Schoen, Paul Xvilsoll. Qian:-iifi-'.-2:3 iw B-4 Rau' our: Tecl Mcfintclicon. Iohn XVells, Diane l,uly, Sinai Ann Pickering, Mgirgtirct Ayers, Ruth XVilson, l i'.ink Bell, 'lioiiiniy .-Xlnutt. Row Iwo: Otlio 'l'honiiis, Teclily Rolierts, Peggy llilclerlwrnncl, litlwiirtl Kyirtqi, lozin lfgiyssoux, Tony l.L'1l, Iegin llziniel, Lalinur llurst, George Burks. Row three: Billy SilllllL'l'S, Carol litlwzinls, Ioy Wilkes, lileunoi' Aclclgnns, llelen Blqick- ingirr, Ruth Nelson, Shirley Brown, lolin Gwin, l'liil Cole- inzin, Cliiirles Lloyil. Run' jnnr: llowaml lluhlxiril, Benny Kil- liritle, Mulon Mimnis, Wnillgice llutlson, Iohn Shelly. Bolu Pen- nington, Muhel Dixon. Georgie Moore. Ron' mir: Gloria Martin. Bill Scolt, Olin Dolilvs, Ierry 'l'urnci'. llllfltllfil Shrenler, Nllll'llll'lL' lloil, Betty Ann Chestnut. Run' Iwo: Roger Marx, livelyn Riouy, Iain Bunmlsen, luck Bryant, lfretl 'l'honipson, Iunies Izicques, Bill Knight, Vincent Sliiel. Rauf flzrec: joe Raine, Boliliy Bowtlen, Iames VVeatherley, Mzirie Stowers, Sum West, Nlll'I11AlIl Bzitho, Lucille Agee, Mziry li. llillicrt, Shirley Samuels. Row four: Allison Franklin, Mziry Virginia Peryis, Susan Stiles, Arlene xV1llliCI', Anthony Man'- coyeceio, Ricligirtl Berry, Butlrlie VVilkie, luck Birtlsong, Run' fire: Clinrles Byron, Rgilpli llonnlll. B-B Ron' mir: Lucy lfillier, Cleyeliunl XVillcoxon, Piiul Piirkcr, Myrtle jones, Lucile Ge.irli1ii't, Ilitsy Davis, loc: McClure, liclith Irwin. Row mfu: Alice Susott, Bill Dalton, Marilyn Pi'iyt-tte, Cliiirles Rogers, Zene Sykes, Clixinaller Matthews, Florence Mill- ing, Bonnie Mackenzie, Iutlith Alexzintler. Row Ilzfw: Iiniiny lliiniel, liniiny Pxlrkerson, Charles l'i2ll'l1SXVOI'Il1, Iimniy ljI'L'gCI', llill Powell, Louis l.:1nilme1't, l'l1lI'I'j' MZIUQLIIIS, llonzilcl Uorclon, Curl Vzinn. Bennett I'lunley. Run' fume: Robert 'l'urnei', Ralph l'1n'is. Hurry Riintlle, Gary Moulson, Frank Kelley. llilinuntl Wgiller, Gretchen Knight. ' i l A Row one: Gilhert Ramloru, litlwarcl May, Annitla Smith. Robert McClellan, Bill VVright, Pat Kent, VV. C. Mitchell. Row Iwo: George Kaulhach, Careylu 'l'hrasher, Betty VVatson, Iackie Hall, Patricia Ann Speigner, Billy Lowrance, Ike Sewell, Charlie Foster. Row Ihrce: Gay Butler, Frecl Campbell, Rena Reames, Charles Nelson. Barbara Balclwin, Ioyce Mason, Patty Vertlery, Teeny Allen. Row faint' Neil Satterfieltl, Dorian Diniar, Ralph Bullartl, lforest Roseherry, Ioe Craxvforcl, Mr. C. li. Langston, Frank Gortly. Harry Grant, llowartl Haworth. B-8 Row one: Ilowartl Longtlin, luanelle lfintlley, Etlith Chilclers, Norma Pruitt, Annabelle Reecl, Eugene Cochran. Row Iwo: Rebecca Cole. Iustine Ibinsmore, Barbara VVilhanks, Imogene Shealey, Iaekie Fitch, lane Ilartleman, liloise Farr. Row Ifzrce: Frances Rary, Betty Doyle, Frances Brown, Nancy Hutson, Ann Rary, Pat Etheridge. Row four: Billy Hartleman, Hope Weaver, Bobby Innes, Dan Castleberry, Ioy Byrd, Iames Moore. B-9 Row one: litltlic Ruth Ilartleman. lileanor Crawford, Mary Ann Reetl, limily Sims, Kathleen Cass. Row Iwo: Sheila Graf, Betty Lintller, Patsy Rivers. Ruby Ivester, Rachel VVilson, Louise Marshall. Row Ifzrce: Yvonne McClelland, Iohn Guy Gillelantl, Hubert Nix. Betty Gresham. Iimmy Hernclonj Row four: Dolores Bussell, Hallarcl O'Brien, Herbert Wyekofll, Louise Acree, Iohnnie Copeland. Not in pivfzrrr: Vestle Bates, Bernice Burnsetl, Bayne Culley. ' 33 i Row one: Clara Mae Barrett, Ioan Gooch, lane Brooks, Usurla Xvootl, Iune Lytle. Row Iwo: Ilill Preston, Betty Ruth Stone, Betty Iean Nash, Mariorie King, Iohnetta Boivtlen, Lamar Hart. Ron' ffzrer: limmie Lee White, Nellie Grillith, Mary Io Spruill, Annie Laura VVilliams, Ann Smith, Betty Sue Thomas. llelen Smith. Row four: Robert Murphy, Frank VVilliams, Roh- :-rt Cheek, lioli Moore, Richartl McClesky, Gene Williams, Mary Nelle l'ryor..Yof in f7f!'f!Il'l'I Floytl Atlams, Iicltlie Al- bright, Betty Bailey, Nancy Mciflung, Virlyn Palmer. FRE ARTIJUIR NEWTON CL,AIli1i Snivizk Miwnni TQRIPPL OFFICERS . Pl'C5I'dC'l1f . llffl'-PI't'.fI-dL'l1l . Serinzzry-Titwzxurw' f --'nf ins is , .Lf jx y an l' NJ ll l - my .xg l I' - , ,.-' ,, X ,.f-Q,,,f',f,- , , Noir' our: loc IJ l 1 l'li , 1 - Ron' our: ,Xrlic Mae Hamricli, Ianies liyans, llci'lve1't Gornly, lion Stynelicomlne, Patricia VValali, Charlotte Hawkins, Curtis Oslin. Row Iwo: james Martin, Milton l armer, Bob Stomlclarcl, lfranklin Self, Anne Holcombe, Bette lilrocl, Billie Wooml, Barlvara Torrey. Row Ifzrfe: Ralph Iohnson, Billy Hill, jimmy Van Voorliis, Ioan Spangler, Miriam Meliarity, Cliarlotte VVil- son, Nancy Bentley, Ioan Reagan, NVenclell Rylee. Row four: Iolin Newman. Ruth Orr, Jane Towns, Otis Acrec, Gracly Mc- Cullough. Garland Loudermilk, Charles IDeV - ' ' ' ore, Iaines Llyhu rn. A-2 ahlbentler, Gucrry Barton. liya Armstrong, iliomas liclison, Roberta Boynton Viviun Cl 1 , 1 nappcll, Donna Melyer. Ralph Morehison. Row Info: Iainus Clies llill, R l ' ser, Barbara oxit Holmes, Richard C' l . ,oeman, Arla Iones, Betty Ak man, lean Hi 'l' ' ' ' ' I er- in eman, Iatk Iolinrl I5 ' . , an Springer. Row Ihrcc: Iimmy Suggs, Iohn B f ' roclnian, Marvin Maxon, Henry Palmer, tsy Rolwimon, Virginia Hancock. Iolm Roilgers, Nancy Fortl, lrienne Armistcacl, Braxton Pope. Row four: Ruzlolph Hagan, iry lf. Reid, Ottley VVoocl. Thomas Vann, Arthur Newton omas l,LIIl1llll.' P' is, atritia Llark, Mary Ann Mellre. l 44 l Q Rau' one: lack lloyet, llorothy llarria, llenry Rogers, Virginia Ann North. Ioe Ragan, Carol Mercer, Danny Alnianil. Ron' neo: Harry l'iLll3l71lI'll. Patty l'irl4lc, Ioan lfranlglin, Mary lfranccs Went, liarhara Spencer, Sue Davis, Dorn Cash. Annie llol4 conilr. Rauf lhrrc: Bill Kiinlirougli, Clanile Ganilsrell. Gloria llnglies. Patsy Maynard. Iilizaheth Terrell. Stella Pearce. Nancy Iean Bright, Ianies Reece, Lee McConnell. Row four: Sonny llrannon, Rolierl Neinler, lack Dickerson, Charles Holcoinlv. Roherl Martin, Charles Manflon. 'llhornc XVinter. lim Owens, Stanley Segal, llilly Pope. Ron' our: Pearl McClain, Dewey lohnston. Richarel Aierill, Barhara Cates, Dorothy VVhitner, Reather liimniore, Kathleen Dillmecli, Frm' Iwo: Robby Rolwcrts. Rclty lean Reetl, lletty Hraclen, Elaine Beckham, Neil Riley. Nathan Branrlon. Iohnny Martin, Charles McCullough. Row Ihrrr: YValIace Fortner, Charles Linilsey, Billy Dunlap. Betty Mitchell, Nancy Booth, Iohn Richardson, Iesse Ramsey, Ron' four: Martha Ilyre. Ralph VVilliarns. I. C. lichols, Pat Rrogan, llayinl Reuvers. Virginia Ann Ilulmc, Rill Hunter. Row onr: Ilorris Reed, Russell Rainey. Ramona liryant, Clint l-Ianirick. Barlvara Sams. Mabel liatho. Ietta Rowscy. Ron' Iwo: Charles Bailey. Tommy Iones, Richard Russell, Carter Bnllaril, Myra McGee. Barbara Barrett. Sally Frost, Robert Cornling, Razz! flzrec: Marion lillis, Carolyn Yow. Ann VVorkman, Leann Ior- rlon, lack Rrooks. Charles Sanssy, Clarence liiilson, lane McCurry. liclwaril Iohnson. Run' four: Mary Roling, Florence King. Victor Criggers, liobhy Drake. Charles McCurcly, lfretl Mueller, 'liliailis Aclanis. 7- .if-4g,,1 MW: ,, L, ,FE YI, .yr L, Ml- i 130111 one: rlllltilllllb lil'4'I1ls is X1 Dickie Sage. Rnwell Roln xo o Ln Rolf' mn: Martha Xloriis Xillii I r nions. linnny Iohnson, on mf ni Ilaxnie, lietlx lane Cordon lynn om x Xliyixioil. lainixe Reecl. .ewis. Billy e Let Kelly, mhson, Bar- Davis. n A-8 Row one: Christie Wilkerson, Dorothy Ann Wallace, Charles Hooper, Ann Rich, loyce Daniel, Allen Randolph, Robert Sparks. Row two: Charles Taylor. lean Como, Bob Cawhcrn, Mary Price, Lionel Lee, Betty Ann Hall, Bill Horton, Richard flilderhrand. Row lhree: Relia Anne Stephenson, Bill Creech, Bill Alexander, Burns Cox, lacquelyn Chambers, Larry Wills, Mary Byrne Stover. Rout' four: Geraldine Burdette, Ronald Brooks, Billy Mitchell, Ray Hudgins, Edward Robertson, C. I. Lynch, Mary Rector, Nell Ford. Row our: Boh Hoover, Barhara Fowler, Gordon Stephenson, Miriam Hudson, Raymond Bales, Ray Fouls. Row iufo: Fred Colley, Martha Foster, Pat Shelor, Belle Brunner Smith, George Marcoyeceio, Billy Marett, Anne Cardwell. Row Ilzreez Freddie Watkins, Ray Lowe, George McGuire, Billy Anderson, Roy Lowe, Mac Blair, Ronnie Goldstein, Gwen Baker. Row four: Mary Ann Watson, Lindsey Iones, Ralph Force. VVilma Hach- tel, lohn Strite, Clifford Iohnson, Beverly Anne Iensen. No! in friclrzre: Pat Lamdin, Azile Pender, lean Tomlin. A-10 Row our: Patricia Peacock, Ted McClelland, Beverly Phillips. Banks Godfrey, Ann lnglett. Ron' Iwo: lillen Shippen, lohn linglish, VVilliam Sparks, Howell Hardie, lohn Parkerson, Phil Newton. Row three: Harriett Springer, Andrew Yantes, Maudie Tripp, Carrol Butts. Betty Hartsfield, Beth Wilson, Sarah Rogers. Row four: Mr. S. I. Schmidt, lane Cantrell. Iverson Krogh, lim Peyton, Clifford Franklin, Ben Williamson. Row unc: Warren Wood, Ann Sanborn, Howard Cut- ter, Frieda Phillips, Courtney Isenhour, Margaret Bates, Bohhy Shivers. Row Iwo: David Iimmerson, Beverly Ann Roxvlain, Louie Cleveland, Craig Dwyer, Clarence XVright, Fnid Brooks, Iay Googe, Raymond Page. Row three: Alan Liehenstein, Sara Mooney, Ethelind Rob- erts, Ann Rumph, Ion Peacock, Winell Clark, Patty Murray. Row four: Donald Dilheek, Horaee VVallace, Carl Strickland, Melvin Marlin, lid Hamilton. Row one: Rohert Roane, Hazel Smith, Vlarner Thomp- 7 son, Packy Iervey, Frances Poss, Iohn Morris. Rauf Iwo: Ieanne DeLaney, Corinne Lohse, Charles Marion, Iimmy Childs, Gail Benton, Sara Purekett, Louise Drummond. Row three: Bohhy Chatham, Ronald Malcolm, Yates llolleman, Mary Kay Creal, David Graw, Iohn Water- rield. Row four: jimmy Malwry, Carmel Stephens, Michael Ilateher. jack Letls, Pete Comer. No! in pidzfrc: lidwih Lytle, Barrie Cougar, Mildred Long, Calvin Crowder. ..M:'fE miiw vw if ' Aff? W5 ' I 4 v ' MW If you can HH the unforgiving minute With sixty seconds' Worth of distance run- Yours is the earth and everything thatis in it. And-which is more-youill be a man, my son! 11 Sl' ir Ili fl' If you played your part in the world of men Why, the critic will call it good. I fied 7 Q . .- f ' 42 'M l I'.XIYS II.wi.i4.Y .wir Boxxiiit ' gf.-4 TH E 1 9 4 6 F 0 O T BUMPY HANI.IiY-Fu!! Hizvlq 46. '471 Letter '45, '46, '471 llflieam '441 Captain Varsity '471 Varsity '-li. All-N.G.I L. ICLIIN. Varsity '46, '471 Letter '46, '47g Always good lor a gain. Rosie's spirit lielpetl team all year. Varsity '45, fensiye line. Varsity '47 morale. Varsity '46, line backer. Varsity '45, in eonferen 50 -lf . . . Dial a swell iolm ol' running Q47 team. Harclest runner on Maizcttis ei mc and fr-'mg Img lim M Y M A1111-'1'f,f-fav '46, '47g Letter '46, '47g li Team '44 . . . A mainstay in cle- A consistent taelaler. g Steppetl into a starting position his lirst year. Kept up team HARRY MICl'lRlC---'l'uclqlz' BILLY ciflxv---Cfllffl' 473 Letter '46. '47 . . . l'layecl 60 mimites nearly all season. Great TOMMY RIiN'l'Z-'Gmini' .471 Letter '45, '47: All-city '47 .... X liartl lwloelier. Fastest guard Cf. LEC JNARD CIORDC ,N-Q1Litl1'll'1' Btzcvlq Varsity '471 Letter '471 l'3fteam '45, '46 . . . lfine 'I'-lforniation Quarterluaek. al- ways gained on Q. H. Sneak. CSORIXDN hl.xl.l.f,XI-Cj!ltlI'l'l'7' litzrfq Varsity '47g Letter '47 . . . Always good on defense . . . This years most promising player. lLl3l1N ldll.l.Y-linlf Varsity '43, '46, '47g Letter '45, '46, '47 . . . Stocliiest man on team. HILL l3Ul.l.rXRl3-'lltlif lfufvlq Varsity '47g Letter '47 . . . Ditl line inli ni' passing tliis year. Responsilwle for inost nl' scoring. RAY l.l'lXKvlS'WC:lltI1'll, Varsity '47g Letter '47g fi-rlltlllll '40 .... X real scrapper. ,X stantl out in Gainesville gatne. CRUNV l3ONNllR-lfllcll Varsity '44, '43, '46, '471 Letter '45, '46, '471 Alternate Captain, '47g All N. U. l. C. '4f: All-Lity '47 . . . Votetl N. l7.s Xlost Valuable player in '47. A lwrilliant pass receiver antl line lmaelxer. Fl -S CHKVIH lIlllX XXI N HNIIII ami A ,gm xt' as 'QSEZKQ iw 'Q ul rfiltw. f BUDDY CC KIBURN--'l't11'I Ilfzrlq Varsity '47g Letter '47g li-Team '46 . . . A triple threat on offense and stopped many touchdowns on defense. IIMMY GUEST-End Varsity '471 Letter '47 . . . An excellent pass retttxtr JOE IXIORRIS-lim! Varsity '47: Letter '47: li-Team '46 . . . Developed into a line defensive encl. A gootl all ronml boy. RALPH LANK IIFURI J-Gzmrzl Varsity '47g Letter '47g ll-Teain '45, '46 . . . A ruggetl guarcl. You conlcl always tlepentl on Ralph. ianwiiv TURLlNtl'l't JN- Ifl 1'11g lair.-fr N arsity '46, '47g Letter '47 . . . liastest nian on team. Always kept plugging. F RED STU RMER-Tm'lg!c Varsity '47g Letter '47 . . . Playetl gootl liall liis lirst year. Nt'X'L'F QIIIVC LIP. BUDDY SMl'l'l'lfCc'UIc'1' Varsity '47 ..., f Xlways trietl hartl. A line fellow to work Willa. STOCKTON ISROOMF-Full Back Varsity '47 . . . A liartl taelaler. Will lie L1 luig lielp next year. BILL l3ENTLEY-Tuff Hack Varsity '47g Letter '47 . . . Developetl into Tea1n's best run, ning lvaek. A line passer lllLL rlilfllREl.l.-Ttlc'lgfc'l' Varsity '47g li-Team '45, '46 , . . .X liartl eliarging tackle. BUHISY XVlfRDl'ill+l1'11zf Varsity '47 . . . Clootl pass receiver. An entl lor next year. IFRRY CTIlRlS'l'IAN-Umm! Varsity '471 Letter '471 li-'l'eam '43, '46 . . . A lwrilliant tlef liensive player. Hartlest charger we ltatl. wskwwf ww, , ':wmr1n+-WwA - , .N .. . 1 . N 'f -- .Q 1-.M .. --u JJ .4L 'I'11i-. ll.ARl ASKETBALL 1946-47 BOYS, BASKETBALL IAMIE BONNER1 f1 w'wf11'd 1.1aoNAR1L1 c1c1RIJc1N G11111-11 lfrowk thc best 511111 in the N.Ci.l.C. Plays lwst in clwsf' Pluycrl good hull his first ynzir mit ..., 1 X gmnl i'l1mr111 1q11111cs. l.cttrr '-lb, '-lf. Q Q , l 1 HOBBY l5URKS--Afclllw' I:m:N IILLYYIQUHMHI l4ul1l1y rn-Lilly usvcl his lu-ight . . Always gut that l11ll Spent Illllsl of time un ll11111', and has the sfnrs 111 111-1110 it. l.clIl:l' '-lfr, l7. HARRY MIYHRl2+Cr11!er Harry Qlcvclopccl into L1 first rate pluycr his lirst yn-ar 11111 . . . Always controllul the buuklnonrds. BILLY GOXV-Gzmrd V F Vwy' X An cxccllcnt clcfcmive pluycr . . . Rc111c111bcrccl for his lung shots in Buys' High game. Lcltcr '46, '47, READ MONTACiUE7f1m1rzl Rcgul was the 11111111 reason l11r L1 ,gmul 51-11s1111 . . .Xlwuys lricml his lixlrnlcsl. Lcttcr '-lf. HUGH MCCLUIUQ-Cl1111'zf :X clcpcmlallwlc Slll7 . . . lfsgx-ci11lly guunl :lt long shuts. l.L'tflfI' '-lf. W?m,,T t 111 114111 17111111 1x11 Mxx 1111 lu 051,111 Cliflljilll- -Crzzlzv' 11111111111 111.111 1111 1t'.l1ll . . . 1'11111'11 .1111 11 S111 111, 1.4'11C1' '-17. IZUMPY 11.XN1.1 .YfG111zr1l X 10411 x11.1111111 . , . 1x11 -'11 Ll 1.111111 111151111111 11IN 111'st 11llI SCORES 17111111 H1111 11L'CLl1l1I' , Xvcsl 1511111111 114'CLlIllI' C1111cgc 1,LlI'1'i 1911111111 11.1111'v111c R11ssr11 , 111115, H1g11 1l1'll1l1 111115 Xvcal 1111111111 C11111-gr 1,AlI'1i 11.111cx111c I . , 111111 111g11 1511111111 11111 High 1111551111 , C..N1..X. 11111 111g11 3:1 211 22 211 21 5-1 58 28 411 11 211 Sl Sli '16 2-1 -16 16 A12 41 IOANNK lJl'il,.'XNl ,Y -Itlnior-Varsitx' '46, '4T r l1ast?. that's lit-lgincy On thc court, nl cuurst-, we moan. HGrcasccl liglitiiiiigu is her nick name Those drihhlcs just can't be seen. I0 LANE CIIIQVIQS Senior'-Varsitx' VF. '46, 'lf 1 . . , . ' Will tu win with pmnts tn sparc lxtitlcrsliip antl spirit bright Rhythm, grace, anal fun galore IOAN COAR'l'fScnitir-Varsity '45, '46, '41 You'll find tht-in all in Io Lane 'WV1'igl1t VVhale-tale knuws all the tricks, When it cmnns In hcing ri sport. That eagle L-pc, alwavs on the bull XVhcthcr off ur un thc court. MARY ANN I7URl5liN-fSt'ni0l'-Valrsily '44 She Floats 0.Cl' tht- lluor XVith the grczitcst of t-use Our priceless lvlzuy Ann's Always liusicr than ln-vs. IOYCE COBI4- Soplioimul'-Varsity '47 This Soplmmorc Girl ls really game If she keeps it up Shc'll soon sue fame. MARGARET FVINS--Iuninr-Varsity '46, '47 XVhcn Mzirgarvt gets ramhunctious You can hear thc crowcl o'roar For Evins always has the ball Ancl is allways on thc floor! 'VUE SQUAD 45, '46, '47 WF Nl? NIA Nli Nl' YI Nl' NP Nl' Nl? Nl' Nl' Nllf r, .ff Nlf' Nl' N F SCORES Druitl Hills Decatur Dccatur Cullt-gc Park Fulton llalpt-ville Russvll llruirl llills , Xkhislriiigtcmii Seminary carllt-gc Parl-1 , Fliipnvillt- , Ftlltnn St-minary Russcll Sacrctl llcart Naps , GIRLS' BASKETBALL 1947 IJUI' CiL,OX'l'R Sl'IlLtlI x'1lIASLU LU, 'LT Llm plvlly gul ls .xLxv.x5s mm' ll, LNLIH Us Lau-lv tlu' LL-ml. Shy- gllxxzlu Lvrmgs L15 Lmmcly ui CLlL'L'!' XYLll'lN'Xl'I' ILIL-ra' ix llL'L'4L. IUYKILQ IILXRRISV Sulliul'-YLl1'sLIy '-Li, LIL, 'LT I,L'lK'IllLllLTLL' Imm- .Xlxxgns lLlL'IL' Slick Ulll ylmoiw lwmr ww hmm sllws IALlI'l'. l1.Xl,L.Llf lllflilfll Sclliul'-VL11'mLU' Lg, Wu, LT t,.1LLu- ITLILLX Lmmvs Lu-1' stuff Wlwn playing lv115kctLmLL. She nut cu-1' wry rough LIL xlu' Lll'.lI'5 thc Lwg1cL1 5 u1LL. L R.XYifL ,S LLORCLILQR---SLXIILUI'-Yglrsily '-H, Lb, LT LLIIN L-1y.1L g1rL Lux gut ILM' Nqr XmL lux Lam' I-mg xlmlm S1165 ggunul Lu-1' rqp. .XNY RALLY SupL14rr1wx'c-Ygxlwity '-L7 XYt'l'N.lIlLl' .Xlm lL1g1IR um' girL XXI' Lum- Inf, IL ll xnu gm Ln-I .Xa .1 gugml ur Lm'w.ml Ifur nur lnqnm IILXI fflll' SL14-'LL Ln- 11 wurlhx Llwcl, LXNI5. RllflLXRI7SOYfScldiol'-Yglhily' '-L7 'Llmix Smxtlu-rx1 QLIL thinks not tr: ruxlm Blu- Mum hcl' lub! ull Lust. Ill un thc N1uLm A xhc has Ll CVHNLI .Xt Lain lzlullcs sllc sl.xmL5 Jghust. CorzIaI'RN RECORDS 100-yard ........ . . . . NICHOLS, clk,-XY, RABUN '-40g FOXVLK ,... 220-yard ............ BIIIIIJY FOWLKES '45 440-yard . ........ . BUDDY FOWLKES '45 880-yard . ........ . ToMMY RIZNTZ '45 Mile . . ....... . . MARcUs Cook '46 880 Relay ............ FRAsIaR, WII.LIAMs, CIRAY, RABIZN Shot pun ........... HUGH MITCHLLL '44 Discus throw ......... III'c:II lV1ITCIIl-QLL '44 lVlAl4'I'lN N1CIIK'JLS '40 Broad jump High lump IJUDLEY MAIQTIN, '42 hurdles ...... PAGE GRIFFIN '46 220-yard low Pole Vault KLITH CHAPMAN '40 Iaveliu . . Coax IOHN CDUTLER '46 120-yard high hurdles ....... VVAI.'I'I-:R MITCHELL '46 VVILKERSON . . 10.1 Ias '45 . . 23 . 52.6 . 2:13 . 4154.3 . . 1:33 39 . 4SZ2w 2 . 128 . 21.4 . 6:1M, . 24.4 . 11:6 . 132 . 16.4 RIANTZ , 58 BI-.NTLLY f N Xi xx? ff , I S x T ,' g 2 X I Ljqtlzfetic naps -yur an ktuluznfag YSIC L EDUCATIO It is recognized that physical education makes a distinct contribution to physical, mental, emotional, and social health, and must he in- cluded in a consideration of the school health p 1' 0 g ra in . anna 60 w if Q ,e j Mig? 2? fi 4 - v. 'E 5 Q .J v if ' 4 1 as' :fo cgi xkmmyiivag my W1 .,.., Specific teaching and practice for lnody con- trol, power, agility, and endurance must be provided. There must also be provided spe- cific teaching and practice in group activities to develop courage, initiative, self-discipline, cooperation, and loyalty. N! W 61 dr? 4 1 W .2 CO-OPER TIG It isn't the guns nor armament Nor funds that they can pay lint the close eo-operation That makes them win the day lt isn't the individual, Nor the army us ll whole But the everlasting team Work Of every blooming soul. I. MAso l ,ff li ified NI IxNox 'H4E1947 PHJNAYS I.lHn ll1c114 lfffflol' KE1'1'11 fJUARTERMAN Bzf:1'11r.v.v Mafmgcf STAFF AIJVI-lR'I'lSINC9 M.XN.XGliR fjlhkflll l51'111'1'1 1' CIRCUI..-YILION MANAGIZRS XNVlNiil4ll'.I,D l',l,I.lS 1013 li1.1N1: IIIAICRARY I-',IJl'l'ORS ,NNN Norm fi1.o11r,1'1'114, l'1Yl-I 1511 IJ1.1.u111s U1c,fx111x1 141111111 I41'1cKs H1111 .X11 xwm 11 Mun' I.l.XXlI.I. Mr1s1.s IS.x111sA11.1 Hlwxrzx I'IlO'I'OC9R.Xl'IlY M.XNAGlCRS ANN KLYIUIJVVYNI Go1111c1N M11,1.1Nu COPY ICIJITORS' lim li1:11ru1.s: I41'1'1'Y I'11u:1,1,1. 1X'l4IlI.Ii'l'lC ICIDITORS lim-N 'l411.1.Y I0 LAN1. C111-.x 1 s MII,I'I'.XRY I-'.l7l'l'OR 171.11111 41001111 11 IOKH IQIJITORS 141111 llrx1.1m1.11 C1-.1,11.14. Mf1ll1I,l',N' ART IQIJITORS I'A'1'sY 1101.12 511. XVOOIJVVAIQD irq FACUI.'I'Y AIJVISICRS l7,Xl'I.lYl', Ii.fx141i11 Is.x111-,1, S. 131-,xv Cljl. Mos151.EY lZ1.1z.-1111-,'1'11 Sl'.Nl'liR BURPl'I l' 1in:IIOLs BLACK 1iNuI.IsII TILLY IVIILLING COOPER IQLING PI:Rc:I-.I.I, BOON GRAIIANI CIIEYI1s NICKEL! Y COLE ANNUAL REPRESENTATIVES D-1 BARBARA BLACK D-2 NEIQIKELIL LONG D-3 BILLY AINSWORTH D-4 FREDDIE HACI-ITEL D-5 TALBERT SMITI-I D-6 BARBARA SHEFEIELD D-7 WYILLENE LAINIB C-1 ANITA COYNE C-2 IIINHNIY SANDERS C-3 CLYDE KENNliDX' C-4 MAIlILX'N COX C- MARGARET EVINS C- ALEXIS IHAVISON C CTLORGIZ Hlil'TliLL C MARION MOBATH C- IACIQIE B1A'I I'H1iXVS B- BOB TIlL7NDl.ll B-2 SHIRLEY HADDOOI4 B-3 BETTY BRIYMEIQLOW B- BOB PIZNNINGTON B- MARIE STOWIZRS B- FRANK KELLEY B- IIINIINIY BRADFORD B- PAT ETHERIDOE B-9 IDIZLORES BL7ssELL B-10 BETTY IEAN NAsII A-l BOB STODDARD A-2 BRAXTON POPE A-3 MARY FRANCES VVEST A BILLY DIINLAP A IAEANN IORIJON A-6 'LED TIICJh1AS A-7 IEANETTE LEWIS A-8 BILL CREEOII A-9 LINDSIIY IONES A- 0 ELLEN SIIIIJPEN A-ll ALLAN LIOIITI-LNSTEIN ELLIS A 12 BOBBY ROANIL .ALEXANIJER BURKS MOSES KIOODVVYN HOLDER XVUODVVAKD ST DE BODY OFFICERS IDIZNNIS DURDEN . . . Prcffdcnl IOAN COART . . Vfcl'-P1'L'Sl.dC'77Z ANN SIMPSON . . . . Scw'czm'y DURDEN Comrr N If F' 1 ,:.z5 , ww I 1- wiliiibw-Q Ma SIMPSON STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT CABINET FRENCH CLUB GIRL RESERVES SEMI-L.K.J. 8217 RED CROSS COUNCIL J R. CIVITAN III-Y LIRRA RY STAFF LIBRARY OFFICERS HIE NIUNI'l'OliS N. SCRIBBLEH REPRESENTATIVES NUTRITION AIDES P. T. A. REPRESENTATIVES CHRISTMAS P GEANT Given By The MllSiC Dcpnrtmcnt, Seniors, Hi-Y, and Y-Teens, of North Fulton High School December 18 and 20, 1946 For unto 145 a Child is born, 141210 145 cz 5072 is gi 11672 SWING HAND STRING RNSEMBLE CHORUS MAJOR ETTES f,JUAR'I'l- RRI.-IN IJUIXDEN, M. A. ALLLN GOODWYN KUNG f.,.' . . . Inf Preszdfnf Ixcc. .Stclflzlly T1 mrmer Cor, ,Spf-I-gmry 11,,,-1,,,,,,enm,4,,m FLOIIRNOY l'1'c'.fI'1lf'n! MAIICIA ALLEN BOBBY BURKS CTRACE BURPITT MAIRCUS COOK DENNIS DURDEN MARY ANN IJURDIEN MARIAN EATON WINGFlliLD ELLIS BOBBY FLOURNOY ANN GOODWYN IIMNIY CIUEST FREDDIH HACPITEL CALLII5 HUGEIQ IOE IqLING GORDON MILLING FRANCES PORCHER KLITII QUARTISRMAN FRANCES SMITH FRED SPRINGER HO OR SOCIETY COART COOK EATON SMITH 7? DURDLLN ELLIS HUGER BURPITT BURKS BOQN HAcI-ITEL MILLINC1 M0555 SPRINGER GIIEST PORCHER THE SCRIBBLER 'kgmt - GRUSIZ l5L7Rl'I'I I' 1Wuu'1,x .-X1.1.r.N Pu: Bs-,xmx lfljlvlfll' Az11'er11'si11g Mgr. Bzzsbzrfx Mgr. Mlss KZIUIUJIA Tnmnm MRS. Run' Iulzufm 15411 Ilffj' .lrf1'15rr,r BETTY Pcmwrpn Ifmlu Svnlxcsua IWW 'l41lrm.xs0N Axst. ffIil'l'I'l1!I-llg Mgr. Page Edifw' Jlumzging lfn'1'I0r 73 D.C.T. 0FF1CE STAFF RED CROSS HEPRl'ISICN'l'ATIVES INFIIHVIARY ASSISTANTS A4955 ! 11. Lulu Irmv In l,M'nlc9, Inf. P.M.S.cs'I'. KA Q If J 51. Sur. cJl,I.ll-. M. Scrr. CII.-'kRI.If.S Irs-gn-mm,-x'1', Inf. Kxgksfzlu-.R, Inf. Sgr. lf1,fl1'm'!m' Sgf. Ill.x'II'lt1IUI' IT THE COLORS CADILT fjtll., BILL KING Mlss IXYN SIxIIfsON Rcgfnzclmzl Comnmndcr Sfmusor REGIIVIENTAL STAFF BILL KING IOHN H. x7ICK1LRS IIIXHNIY WATKIN5 FLOYD c:00PER, LEO TIQIPP, ALLAN HAIIISTON IOIIN PATTILLO, RAY SWIQIOLIIT ALLEN DUNAWAY OFFICERS CLUB ALLEN DUNAWAY . President IIINIINIY BROOKS . . Vice'-PI'c's1'denl FRANKLIN WRIGHT . . . Sc'cf'c'tury FLOYD CO0P1iIi . Treasurer RIFLE TEAM BILL IQING, IOIIN VIc:I4IaIIs, IIINIIXIY BROOKS, HLOII R1CCLlflili, FLOYD CROOPER, LEO Tlil1'I', RONALD WILSON, RODNEY RANDOIN1, BILLY WOLF Ir. Col.. Innes XVATKINS Mxss ANY Uvucxlzla 1:1 Iizzlnzfinlz SPOIIIUI' CAP'1'. Hurzll Miss IANLQ Knocks Mc:C1,1uua Sfwnsor Conzjnmy A FIRST . Col.. IQHN I'IILL Mlss ANN ADAMS A V KERS Sponsor , f B 11114 u 1 zwz COIVIPAN 78 TT LIO f i ., 4-H .K7 Wf2?i7x?1wqTPc,w- ., W , . M 1. sa -iw Q jf,,-5,Q,f:5wg-5fimig-W,327 j 1 ff w wggf -F. 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Y ,. .1 r L WAL, I WSW! f Most Gentlemanly and Ladylike N 'I fx., , , Q' , ?'f..'l JK :JN L f1r1 f.'u'f',4 f 1' j,.mfm,Q,.. .M 'mwmi ' My fn fs 15 L wwf 'NM 3 3 5 2 5 5 E 2 2 21 x Y Q QE ,J .Jw il Q 1 Bula HOLDER Cranium: NIUZLICY Fuif uri! ibm' IITIIQIITFAV 74 ith rffm1frr'ff'1rrr1' gin- , . . iw' mnrfxr n mln- hliffx im 5 nib ' - af if 34: . f K 1 if f f 15 A 1- g re 1 3 4 is t Y 5 F 5 2 E Q 5 3 E 5 3 1 F E 2 5 , f may ' ' , ?4E5fS,f?2 if is gwgiffggzflg' ' Va V: f'?N , V ' ,. ' ,1 , , 4 'lf gif'-rv A H' f :J ,J ' 4, V N 5,1 ZA 3 ' ,Q A -- X ' ss i Hfwff A 4 5 15:- .. f 1 1 1 i Q1 4 3, . , - ,J ,,, T 1 , v b -M. . Lx H, ., , , I, YQ. a 'Q 7, . 'Wyre' .A 0, 'gm . f fl, it cl fi M I, s , Q 'fi Q H2255 + 2 53 Nt, 4 ig W 1 54 9' F' S Psa W . , 1, dx K v I Jw lhxwg l,11l .w3s jM,H.3 lgoxxm xfh' 21 Yi ffl? ff if V n fryjf 11512. M411 41,-'qw f -,f- L-dwg,-7 THE HORRGR-SCUPE flf only we had had it thenlj September: School will open and with it will come the five year plan which D. MacRae has Mapp-ed out. The long dreaded inflation sets in as the Scrfbbler goes up to l0c. Many injuries will come to N. Ffs star athletes. Some of these will stand outg the road will be Bumpy, but Marc-us down to carry our Bonner to victory another year. October: A new dream man for the girls will come to the old school. For the local jells, he will prove a nightmare and they will find that many nights they will have to Reid themselves to sleep. Annual staff will be chosen. Things will look Black at first but a Goodwyn will blow up to a successful annual. November: Spanish exams will be the down-McFall of many this quarter. Senior proofs will be returned and Miss B's room will overflow as the entire Senior Class requests retakes. December: The Basketball season will begin producing a bashful new star, and that's no Bull-ard. During the Christmas holidays, the team will keep in shape by working out at the Buckhead Recreation Parlor every day. The Knight of New Year's Eve everyone will raise a big Rufus. Ianuary: Christmas holidays will end as B. Schuessler is just getting accustomed to his beer with an egg in it. E. Tilly and A. Sturgis will come out as the long and short of Whois Who and that's that. February: B. Cogburn will find to his delight that he won't be the Low-man and that he will graduate after a long and colorful high school career. March: There will be some Coarting done in this year's Senior play as Ioan tries to Holder man, as is the time-honored custom at dear old North Fulton. D. Shane will be on hand to handle things backstage. April: The basketball team will finish out the schedule leading in the N. G. I. C. but the amazed iplayers will find that this makes no dif:ferenQ and they must win out in the tournament. Algebra V grades will come in for many unfortunate souls. Song of the month will be: How Come You Do Me Like You Dew, Dew, Dew. May: Spring practice will take its toll as Mr. Kelly prepares for the ,47 grid struggles. Formally-clad Seniors will walk down the aisle for that ole diplomaw and at the same time realize that it wasn't so bad after all. 94 Wad some Power the giftie gie us To see oursels as ithers HIRAM ACREE Looks like: a beanpolc Allergic to: girls Reputation: has he one? ANN ADAMS People notice: her cheery greeting Envied for: Hayward Candidate for: most likely to succeed BILLY AINSWORTH We wish we had: his '46 coupe Noted for: his Latin Usually seen with: girls! GAIL AKERS Classroom reputation: brilliant Greatest virtue: her sweetness Pet peeve: French BILLY ALEXANDER Greatest achievement: Passing Miss Miller's Algebra III Envied for: his peaches and cream complexion Liked for: willingness to lend a hand BETTY IUNE ALLEN Favorite pastime: dancing and late hours Favorite dish: eggplant and beer Aim: Can you imagine? IEAN ALLEN We'll never forget: her squeaky voice Pride and Ioy: Iimmy Motto: You know what? MARCIA ALLEN Filed as: one swell girl Favorite pastime: giggling Greatest accomplishment: b e i n g treasurer of the Honor Society SEYMOUR ANDERSON Fools people by: his constant expres- sion of innocence Hobby: making model airplanes We foresee: Seymour Anderson, me- chanic NANCY AUSTIN Hangout: library Torch bearer: uBud Classroom reputation: hard working and dependable ' RUTH AVERILL Ohl: those beautiful eyes! She gets along with: Spanish Personality in two words: Smooth blonde MARTHA BANKS Noted for: her friendly smile Pet peeve: going steady Personality in one word: Vivacious BILL BENTLEY Current flame: haven't checked in PAM BENTON We present: '6Miss Monitor Usually seen: Selling Scribblers Occupation: journalism BARBARA BLACK Hangout: The Pig How we love: her laugh Always: friendly ANNE BLEAKLEY Prevailing sin: Hitting Current crave: Wouldn't you like to know? Greatest asset: her personality DICK BOEKE Usually found: doing his part Intrigued by: football Secret Ambition: to be a second Einstein IAMIE BONNER Introducing: Crow Excels in: all sports Prized possession: his key chain WALTER BOOMERSHINE Prevailing sin: Winkie Future aim: graduation Admired for: his convertible ANN BOON Our candidate for: President, ,65 How we envy: her pretty blondness Loves: Latin BEVERLY BOTTOMS Her beaux: all the ATO,s Best Feature: a friendly smile Outstanding quality: cuteness BILL BRADLEY Often seen: being quiet Asset: his good grades Allergic to: mathematics IOHN BRADLEY Addicted to: Mary Leavell Usually seen with: Mary Leavell Ambition: Marry'y Leavell IANE BROOKS Lovely to behold: dark hair, fair complexion Always: a lady Liked by: everyone IIMMY BRooKs Admired for: his ability to shoot fa riHe, of coursej Claim to fame: his military record Feature attraction: a good physique BETTY BROWER Favors: Sigma Chi Loved by: everyone Personality in two words: grand girl JEAN BRUCE Usually seen: chewing gum She's really' a lot of fun see us BILL BULLARD Known as: Bashful Billi' Idol: HBlISl'IfLll Billi' Hangout: Buckhead BOBBY BURKS Remembered as: a good Hi-Y proxy Hobby: making good grades Liked by: everybody HUBERT BURKS Often seen: playing in the swing band Secret ambition: to be a musician Current crave: a diploma GRACE BURPITT Favorite pastime: Fred Springer Asset: Brains Always makes: I00,s RAYMOND CAMP In the future He might be: Manager of the Fulton Supply Co. . He will be: a bachelor He should be: an instructor of the Charles Atlas Course LOULA CANTRELL People notice: her skirts Favorite pastime: men Crowning glory: beautiful long tresses WILLIS CARMICHAL Allergic to: Hgreen Sticksi' Secret Ambition: to be an opera Star? Asset: his friendliness ANN CARTER She'll never forget: Geometry Always: loyal VVe love: her curly hair FRANK CASH No interest in: girls Remembered as: short, blond, and handsome The palmist sees: a smart business man I IACK CATHCART Identified by: that Htoothpastel, grin Enjoys: having a steady girl We will always remember: his friendliness IO LANE CHEVES Always seen: with Franklin Addicted to: varmint talk Claim to fame: basketball IERRY CHRISTIAN Envied for: his Buick convertible Pet pedagogue: Mrs. Iackson Hero: RedU- A D LOUISE CLARK Always: smiling the last hour Alwa S. Cuge Favorite Expression: 4'We're having Hangout: the Pig y ' guests for dmnerfl t Famed as: a good athlete Never seen without: earrings 95 NORMA CLAY Envied for: her long blond hair Known by: her wicked glasses Never without: friends IIMMY CLAYTON Consuming Passion: school Favorite pastime: betting on sports events We foresee: a booky IOAN COART Favorite Pastime: giggling The crystal ball sees: Mrs. Gil Mende Hobby: Collecting pins BOBBIE COFIELD Noted for: her black hair VVe wonder: what she sees in him? Capable as: a member of the office staff BUDDY COGBURN Famed as: 'iprettiestn in the Senior Class Envied for: lean Favorite Pastime: jelling COGBURN, MARY ELIZABETH y Usual complaint: too much home- work - Favorite Occupation: combing her pretty hair Enjoys: boys PATSY COLE Hobby: those West Point Kaydets! Outstanding virtue: she has one? The tealeaves say: Michael Angelo Cole PAT CONWAY Feature Attraction: herred hair Notable features: nice, likeable, and lovely Will we ever forget: her MARCUS COOK Always seen: being versatile Favorite pastime: football Will we ever forget: his broad grin? FLOYD COOPER Redeeming virture: his unbelievable strength Pet Peeve: women The crystal ball sees: a chemist FRED COX - Introducing: honey britchesi' Always seem: trading cars Hangout: any girl's house RAY CRIDER Seen mostly: being quiet We wish we had: his even temper A good: fellow OSCAR CROUCH Always wears: wide silver bracelet . We predict: a good house keeper- Because: he keeps the chemistry lab so straight and clean LAWTON DAUGHERTY Favorite Pastime: doing home- workC?j He hopes: to graduate We hope: he will CAROLYN DAVIS Likes: Iohnny Chosen Career: Beautician Lurking Fear: History Class MARY POPE DAVIS Introducing: Mimi People notice: her fair complexion Oh!: her clothes! MIRIANI DAVIS Greatest Accomplishment: being only girl in band Afraid of: hitting a wrong note Always: giggling MIRIAM VIRGINIA DAVIS Confuses people by: her name We like: the lock of hair that falls down her forehead Hangout: thatis what we want to know VIRGINIA DAVIS Introducing: Ginger', Often seen: playing bridge Admired for: her radiant personality TERRI DEES Why can't we have: her changeable eyes Favorite pastime: talking The cards foretell: another Lily Pons BARBARA DENNIS Personality: sweet and petite Hangout: Georgia Tech Envied for: having a Mother who can sew BILLIE IEAN DREW Likes to be with: a tall, blond Marist Ka-det Best Feature: those soulful brown eyes Always: laughing ALLEN DUNAWAY Noted for: his blond hair Always seen with: a certain Pi Pi Future Occupation: lawyer DENNIS DURDEN Crazy about: Dennis We'll always remember: that walk Unlucky in: love MARY ANN DURDEN We introduce: an all-around girl Claim to fame: basketball The palm reads: you guess! MARIAN EATON Pride and Ioy: Platinum blond hair People notice: that Sarah Bernhardt voice Pet Peeve: Chemistry DORIS ECHOLS Hobby: Guess? Feature: Singer Future: The Met EVA ECHOLS Her greatest accomplishment: typing Always wears: sweet smile So: friendly H BOBBY EDMOND Envied for: Beverly Harris Allergic to: reading Future: Darlington 96 MILLIE EDWARDS Apple of 'er Eye: a certain Chi Phi Greatest desire: a Uberibboned dip- loman Liked for: her twinkly grin WINGFIELD ELLIS Longs for: Nashville Envied for: dramatic ability Everyone loves: her IOYCE ELMORE Envied for: peaches and cream com- plexion Consuming passion: Alabama Prevailing sin: Hirting ROSE ELYEA Mystery: her SAE Pin Nothing to comb but: blonde hair The boy across the street: Leonard HARRIET EMERSON Favorite pastime: playing the field Personality in one word: vivacious Her envious feature: that Ipana smile GEORGETTE ENGLISH Noted for: Navy BluesH Forever changing: her hair-do Could do without: Mr. Tucker IACKIE ESTES Flowering Hame: Carlton Malcolm Personality in two words: sweet and quiet Never: says much PATSY FIVEASH Pet Peeve: Tech Hi Boys Always seen with: friendly grin Favorite Pastime: the telephone BOBBY FLOURNOY We,ll never forget: his hillbilly songs People notice his: red hair Noted for: good speaking voice WILLIAM FOUTS Introducing: Willie Always leaving: Commercial Law Secret yearning: to graduate PHILIP GALLION ' Often seen with: Betty Gann Future aim: Ga. Tech Hangout: the Pig HARRY GILHAM ' Besetting sin: girls Allergic to: military Favorite pastime: cheerleader DOT GLOVER Partial to: who knows? We envy: peaches and cream com- plexion Too often seen with: the giggles BOBBY GOLDER Favorite subject: engagement ring Out of this world: those long, long lashes Collector's item: those cashmeres ANN GOODWYN Always with: Lady-like manners Feature attraction: curly hair Present pastime: Iimmy .mil , .k, CHESTER GORDON His heart belongs to: Mary Ann Noted for: his x-ray eyes Redeeming virtue: his husky voice BILLY GOW Introducing: Stick Mani' Personality in two words: swell KS 57 fella Favorite pastime: sports DELORIS GRAHAM Captivating characteristic: her poise Particular pride: her hair Always in a stew about: men IEAN GRANT Identified by: her northern accent Envied for: her cute clothes Longs for: Bronxville RAYMOND GREEN Often seen: working in the D. C. T. Club Admired for: his service record Asset: good looks IIMMIE GRIZZELL Key to her heart: Tech boy Weld all like: her sweet disposition Complimentary feature: blonde hair IIMMY GUEST - Personality in two words: woman hater Envied for: musical talent Often seen: working with the swing band ALLAN HAIRSTON Often seen: being funny Allergic to: Trigonometry Liked for: his friendliness BUMPY HANLEY Hobby: A'Flossie Presenting: our captain Congratulations on: passing?! JOYCE HARRIS Doesnit want to stop: basketball Talks about: her operation Prize possession: saucer eyes FREDDIE HACHTEL We notice: her friendliness VVe like: her hair-do We admire: her intelligence BILL HEAD Introducing: farmer boyi' Pet ipeeve: Chemistry Allergic to: Miss Noyes BOOTSIE HENDLEY Favorite Phi Delta: Tommy Forever: reading notes Described as: Petite blonde and per- sonality plus BILL HENDRIX His heart was: at Ward Belmont Secret longing: fit ain't no secretj a diploma Usually seen with: bright plaid shirt BETTY IO HIGHTOWER Her song: Carry Me Back to Ole Virginian Personality in one word: sweet 'The palm reads: who knows? HAROLD HILLMAN How could you miss: that snozzle Quite az character One of the: five-year termers DOTTIE ANN HOFFMAN Favorite pastime: entertaining at Lawson Seen around: All Saints We remember her: cute pug nose BOBBY HOLDER Could he live without: those jokes? Can we live with: those jokes? Envied for: his roadmaster DAVIS HOLSENBECK Known for ability to: sleep in Mrs. Iackson's classes Hobby: boxing Usually seen: at Connell's CHARLES HOPPE Often seen: being drum major Pet peeve: his physique Asset: his good voice GLORIA HORTON Cherishes that SAE Pin Her thoughts: miles away A wizard at: advertising WINIFRED HORTON How could you miss: those pretty pig-tails Personality: quiet'n sweet We predict: Patterevsky'I, Horton CALLIE HUGER Stars in: everything Highest Honor: being editor of the Hr-WAYS Mme. Lydia relates: a concert pianist CARL IAMIESON Outstanding characteristic: love of baseball Favorite pastime: playing baseball Ambition: to replace Ted Williams IEAN IERNIGAN Remembered for: her cute little self Longs for: Augusta, Ga. Always seen in: the Pig', BETTY IOHNSON Described as: blonde Adept in: shorthand Outstanding characteristic: likeable I. H. IOHNSON Cause for worry: Why won't my hair stay back Don't know why: bother with Eng- lish Biggest thrill: a diploma EUGENE IONES Personality in two words: model friend Allergic to: women Future aim: aeronautical engineer BARBARA KEISER Her favorite: Bil1P! Usually talking about: her running Olds Fortune teller says: good at sports BILL KING Longs for: Birmingham Claim to fame: his military record Favorite pastime: drawing '97 1 RUTH KING Best talent: typing and shorthand We envy: her raven-black hair Always seen: eating IOE KLING Why can't we: be as smart as Ioe? And: as friendly? And: as versatile? BOBBY KNIGHT We see: Rufus We see: his long nose We see: educated vagabond WILLENE LAMB Enjoys: typing Fav'rite sport: chewing gum The palm reads: a crack secretaryf Pj LANIER LAND Introducing: Stinkey', Current craze: model making Often seen: being shy CAROLYN LEE Favorite color: Red We envy: yellow cashmere Occupation: chorus ELAINE LeNOBLE Never: at school Favorite hangout: football games Fools teachers by: talking so low they canit hear her DICK LEONARD Fresh from: jacksonville Always: friendly Known by: his freckles RAY LEWIS Allergic to: studying Always: friendly Liked by: everybody MARIORIE LITTLE Envied for: her pretty hair Is she still singing: California, Here I Come? Seen with constantly: Barbara Keiser CLAUDIA LLORENS Famous last words: what's differ- ent 'bout my voice?', Hangout: a deep, dark secret Favorite pastime: combing those long, black tresses KATHRYN LONG Best feature: Irish eyes The most of her worries: bookkeep- ing The least of her worries: men NERRELL LONG One word vocabulary: Wesley We love: beautiful blue eyes She'll never forget: C4 WENDELL LONG Introducing: Zombie People notice: his high grades Often seen: being Best Studentn IACKIE LOWE Identified as: a cute blonde Peculiarity: She likes Morons Favorite outfit: strapless evening dresses Ag. IEAN LOWMAN Always: prettiest a Our candidate for: Miss 1950 Slave to: Buddy CHARLES LUMMUS Always: in trouble Always: ready for a laugh Always: being where heis not sup- posed to be MARILYN LUNDY Introducing: Squeeky Loves to: recite poetry for Miss Baker Always: loyal PATSY MANKIN Her future forecast: missionary in the wilds of Africa Mr. Wall says: unusual Spanish Stu- dent Liked by: all IIMMY MAPP Ambition: to play pro football Noted for ability: to chew tobacco Occupation: hanging around the doc- toris door FRED MARKS Noticed for: his dimples Current Craze: Eva Prediction: who knows? GENE MARTIN Theme song: 'gMy Buddyi' Personality in rhyme: sweet and petite Best feature: her Betty Grable legs IACKIE MATTHEWS Lucky with: men We see: her KDK ipin Best feature: her A'faultless com- plexion BETTY CLAIRE MCBEE Always seen: eating Enjoys playing: basketball Busy as: a QMcj Bee WILLARD McBURNEY Always seen: talking about cars Current craze: hunting Particular pride: his drum playing FRED McCLURE Always: quiet Longs for: Canton We like: him! HUGH MCCLURE We see: blue eyes Recent fad: Ioyce Claim to fame: military PATSY McDANIEL Always: loyal People notice: her pretty eyes Besetting sin: Suzanne MARY MCDOUGAL Is she ever seen without: Buddy Smith? Envied for: her peaches and cream complexion Always: laughing DAN MCIVER Introducing: Mac',, alias Dirty Dann Favorite pastime: Marjorie Hobby: sports ' MARIS MCMULLEN Looks like: typical All-American Usually seen with: the three muske- teers Love's that woman: Io ROBERT McWHORTER Usually seen: working on auto- mobiles Future aim: Tech Current crave: graduation HARRY MEHRE Known as: Mouse Pet peeve: Miss Yeargan Girls love: his physique BOBBY MERKLE Can always tell when heis coming: by his old car Favorite pastime: hunting Hunting what: girls? IOANNE MERRITT Noted for: her pancake Refugee from: the Seminary Ambition: to go to U. of Ga., with Punky DAWN MILES Redeeming virtue: she has one? We envy: sweet disposition Future: you guess GORDON MILLING Known by: his carrot top In love with: his convertible Personality: friendly MARY ANN MILLS Remembered as: one sweet gal Will she ever forget: being shot Secret love: Geometry PETE MILNER Introducing: Edward Willis Favorite pastime: baseball We predict: a bachelor IANE MITCHELL People look at: her figure People listen to: her jokes People notice: her personality LAURA MITCHELL What's that? a hair-do? People notice: her gift for gab Always: in love READ MONTAGUE Often seen: playing basketball Prevailing sin: talking Consuming passion: Miami DON MOORE Biggest Boner: 'LMy favorite cop's Iohn Law Popular Pastime: chewing the bull Famous last words: But, Miss Taylorlv RICHARD MORENUS People notice: his '32 Pontiac Admired for: good grades Prevailing sin: Mr. Langston 98 IOE MORRIS People notice: his bashfulness We like: his good sportsmanship Hangout: pool room MARY LOUISE MORRIS Adjectives that describe Her: pretty and sweet Pet peeve: Home Ec. Always has: many friends MARY LEAVELL MOSES Envied for: her Yankee Accent We like: her Ambition: to be a doctor's wife CECILE MOZELEY Easily recognized by: that strut A prisoner of: food Motto: Phi Delta is my passion SUSANNE NEAL Can't get by with: chewing gum and Miss McFall Rave notices: that olive skin Favorite sport: ridin' down Peach- tree Street. BARBARA O,NEIL Longs for: Ralph Always seen: with a powder puff Has a contagious case of: giggles IOHN PATILLO Liked by: everyone He has: perfect manners Pet peeve: Spanish IOHN PATTON Cherished possessions: clarinet and sax Favorite expression: Let's take it over from B again Identified by: his deep bass voice BETTY PLUMMER Allergic to: alumni Particular pride: clothes Would like to lose: weight KITTY POOLE Always: on a diet? Favorite teacher: Miss Senter Everyone likes: Kitty FRANCES PORCHER Gets a bang out of: rifiery Noted for: how to win friends and influence people Stars in: basketball BETTY PURCELL We like: her curly hair 'And also: her friendly smile She would make: a swell secretary CARMEN PURDUE Feature Attraction: lovely complex- ion Guiding light: to all Admired for: her high ideals ROY PURDUE Remembered as: Ioseph Liked by: all Devoted to: duty KEITH QUARTERMAN Meet: N. Ffs wonder man Our candidate for: most likely to succeed Ohl: that drawl! IANE RAND Liked for: that impish grin Can't miss: flaming red hair Hangout: Donit yo' wish ya' knew RODNEY RANDOM Hobby: airplane models Hangout: Buckhead Hobby Shop Hidden passion: hunting SCOTT RAY Usually seen with: Marjorie Odom Allergic to: Dan Mclver Pet peeve: his joke collection STEPHEN REDD Favorite sport: driving! Redeeming virtue: so high upl We predict: auto racer Qif girl's in next carj FRANCES REEVE Someday? l: a nurse Pleasantest pastime: Chemistry Future: Emory ESTHER RICHARDSON Claim to fame: a 100 on her Spanish exam People question: the miraculous way her bangs curl Intrigues us by: her northern accent IANE RICHARDSON Claim to fame: her jitterbug People notice: her striking looks The tea-leaves say: success in any- thing for her PAT RILEY Never without: lim Boys wish she didnit have: her standing Friday night date Everybody loves: her friendliness BOBBY RILEY Consuming passion: pecan pies Loves: R. O, T. C. Very: dependable IOYCE RIVERS Ain't scared of: the Bogey man Seen tossing over her shoulder: long blond locks Life's ambition: Cham-peen major- ette WAYNE RIVERS Slave to: his studies Allergic to: wine, women, and song Wayne's claim to fame: his brain CUBBY ROANE Future aim: L. S. U. Often seen: on his motor scooter Favorite pastime: the movies BETTY SUE ROWLAND Consuming passion: pop.ping gum Identified by: rolled-up hair Loveliest feature: dark brown eyes BENTLEY SANDERS Special talent: science Habitual haunt: your guess is as good as ours Motto: 'tis better to have loved and lost MARIAN SANDERS Always seen: laughing Constantly with: Mary Ann Durden People like her for: her friendliness BOBBY SCHUESSLER Excels in: promptness We remember: his shape Aims: to see a sunrise BOBBY SHEFFIELD Envied for: Dickie Weibel Hangout: the Pig People notice: that convertible IOE SHIPPEN Favorite pastime: putting dents in autos Pet peeve: his muscles Current craze: collecting hillbilly records MARTHA SHIVERS Important interest: stamp collecting Shels always: smiling We foresee: a nurse PEGGY SIMMONS Combination: red hair and blue eyes Newest attraction: Iohn Reynolds Her future: you never can tell! BUDDY SMITH Favorite pastime: Mary Hobby: ditto We envy: his ability to make things BOBBY SMITH Always found: at Ann Simpson's house Personality in one word: Ielly Worried about: stripping the trans- missions CHARLES SMITH Girls swoon at: his service record He is: a man Broadened,' by travel Greatest ability: murdering the King's English FRANCES SMITH Meet: A'Country Loved for: her smile Favorite pastime: waging political campaigns OTIS SMITH People notice: his quietness Admires: Sophomores Cgirls?j Also: pin-up pictures MARY FRANCES SNELLING Forever changing: the color of her glasses Forever: slender Forever: English? BUDDY SPIVEY Will never understand: Miss Cooper Favorite sport: tennis Tries: to always do his best FRED SPRINGER We introduce: Mr. Librarian Usually seen: making outstanding grades The cards foretell: a scientist ETHEL SPRUILL Remembered as: a Geometry whiz Favorite pastime: reading and more reading Personality in one word: friendly IOYCE SPRUILL Usually: quiet Current craze: boys Described as: slinking blond 99 ANN STURGIS Introducing: lil' bit Famed as: most popular Liked by: all FRED STURMER Outstanding characteristic: his nose Forever: cracking jokes We foresee: a second Durante RAY SWEIGERT Admired for: his good grades Favorite pastime: camping Sometimes seen: studying military MALLORY TAFFE Usually: quiet as a mouse Worst habit: blushing Good quality: being a perfect gentle- man BETTY TAYLOR We wonder: why shels always late for English We envy: her pretty black hair People notice: her good-looking clothes IULIA TAYLOR Pet peeve: people talking behind her in movies Noted for: her friendliness Remembered for: her good parties MARGARET TAYLOR We like: her friendliness How does she: make such good grades Always annoying: Iohn BILL TERRELL Envied for ability: to be late Besetting sin: Miss Ewing People notice: his intelligence ADRIENNE THOMPSON Always: the life of the party Her weakness: men?!l Crystal ball: famous 'pianist ANNIE RUTH THOMPSON Never changes: her hair-do Greatest virtues: modesty and sweet- ness A friend: to everyone FRITZ THOMPSON Usually seen: talking To: Louise could it be: love? HELEN THRASH Favorite pastime: drawing Never seen without: Allen Known for: her cute clothes EBEN TILLY Introducing: 'gMr. Bones Personality in two words: good guy Hobby: sports HAROLD TREGELLAS Usually seen: playing basketball Always needs: a shave Favorite pastime: goldbricking in the band EDWIN TURLINGTON Meet: Turkey', Pet peeve: women Remembered for: his inability to frown MARGIE WAGAR Immediate Interest: IohnP We note: her beautiful hair Will we ever forget: Biology Lab. MARTHA WALKER Greatest accomplishment: being such a good majorette Noted for: sweet smile Mystery: how does her hair always stay curly? MARILYN WARREN Remembered for: her turned-up nose Personality in one word: cute Seen with: Iimmy IAMES WATKINS Known as: a big jell Claim to fame: military record His hobby: Ann Garner LOUISE WATKINS First love: horses Secret love: horses Hobby: horseback riding HAROLD WEST .Famed for: that collapsible A-Model His mystery: How does he carry that load? 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WA. 0663 '- PUBLIC RELATIONISTS H v To help you Cultivate the friendship, 0 good will, and respect of the greatest ' number of people. I- Y -8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 H COMPLIMENTS OF D-2 L4 vx.,, I 4 12 5 2 f ,m 33' sf , M, YS 1 106 ' W 5 ' f ., . 0 omla Lmenffi H I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I O- U W H 0 0 0 Q 0 Q 0 H GED G9 KX? ' X as 9 N 0 0 Q 0 9 A I . . W ,, 0 x an 0 H 9 0 .4 on 9 H no 0 0 an on 5 H 0 N Q an .4 on an an an an as W ' L SCHLGSSER 3 I 9 W EQ IPME TCG. 2 9 W gg tl gg H .. DECATUR GEORGIA '- ... A x ... an no Q no .4 no H QED Q9 G9 - .4 an .., an 9 sn Q., an no W y I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 107 1-ct:-rtzszrttttxtrsrs-T1-oxzxzrzxxzxzxzrrzzo--I W Some men were blazing a trail through the jungle. All ll W 0 'l of a sudden they came to an elephant lying right in the i' 0 middle of the trail. They pulled and tugged and Hnally 0 C01f11111f11v11fs ' on he got up and walked away. About 10 miles on, they came an no on 0 to another elephant. They pulled and tugged but he wouldn't M H ,, 0 move. Finally, one of the men said, Maybe this. elephant 0 H u will get up and walk away like the other one did. The H big elephant rolled over and said, Do you mean that son- ll li 0 ' of-a-gun got upg and we were playing book-ends tooli' ' ' W W 4 ' ' DOOR TO DOOR SERVICE ' H H U 0 h 'What did Paul Revere say at the end of his ride? Whoa! u 0 A I--I 3 I 3 3 I I I I I I I 3 I I 3 I I ,nl I-C 3 3 I I I I I I 3 I I 3 3 I I I 3 A T4 I I I 3 3 3 I 3 3 I 3 3 I I I I I 3-T T4 I I I I I I I 3 3 I I I 3 I 3 I I FT .. n u w on to H N ,,, .., .., OOO - Q H H 0 ... n n w 9 an ow an M w 0 When asked by a midshipman how he ,, -' v H became the highest officer in the British H G f e 9 t ' n 9 5 M ' Navy, Admiral Fisher said: Remember M Q H N H + from ,, ,, this, my friend: First, get a vision of the ., 6 H H great thing you wish to accomplish, second, ' G 6 U ll get a plan by which you may accomplish it, 0 44 ' on M iv ,, ,, .. third, then go to battle for it and earnestly .. The Home Room Noted for lts DVUY that God m0Y 9lVe YOU VlC'f0 Y-H H H H 0 ,, HONOR ROLL STUDENTS . 0 The Boy Scouts have that vision, the '- ' ' vision of helping boys grow. They have the H A 0 U 0 h ,, , plan, too. Why not try it, fellows? ,, ... 1+ n 0 9 on on 0 an vu 0 OOO 0 i., an an an Q on an 0 1.-C I I I I I 3 3 3 3 3 I I I I I 3 I Q-1 l-C I I 3 I 3 I I I I I I I I I I I 3 A T-Q I I I 3 3 3 I I I 3 I I I 3 3 I I I I I 3 3 3 I I I I I 1 I I 3 I 3 I I I I FT Q U Q W I J. L. Hawks Drug Store I 0 2929 PEACHTREE ROAD M PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST Q4 0 H ATLANTA, GEORGIA N lf-C I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I A 108 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1? I I I I I I I 5. THE DRAUGHON SCHOOL OF COMMERCE IN QUEST OF QUALITY High school graduation and character references are entrance requirements. All graduates placed in 1946 and more than 2,000 calls which could not be Hlled. S79 PEACHTREE ST., N. E., Erlanger Theater Bldg. AT. 3888 ATLANTA, GEORGIA I I I I S I I I I 'I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I'T q-C I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I- 0 C L A R K Q LAUNDRY - DRY CLEANING Complimcnfs of H. S. Vaughn Associates I I I I I I I I I I T -I I TWOCOMPLETEPLANTS H T-,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,- 1107 Peachtree St., N.E. 2967 Peachtree Road H H HE. 4466 CH. 5311 ' Compliments 0 0 H N l-O I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I G-L H 5-4 c 1 1 t 1 1 r 1 1 z 1 z x x Q 3 , ,. 0 Atlanta Biltmore Hotel Mama and Papa TOYYIZICO WCYC Walking d0Wn thc street 6 rrTHE with Baby Tomato straggling behind. The Papa Tomato Hnally turned around, stepped on the Baby Tomato and 0 said, Kctchup! ' L4 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l-I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I H I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I ,- H H Compliments of WAGSTAFF MOTOR CUMPA Y, I C Distributors 0 no DeSoto Plymouth AutomobHes Parts VVhoIesaIers H N 881-901 Spring Street, N.W. 0 H li I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I H 109 I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I D- T' ' 1' 0 H 0 0 tw I H H 0 -C North Side Dod's Club WHOSE OBJECTIVES ARE To ENCOURAGE GOOD ENCOURAGE STUDENT CITIZENSHIP BODY MORALE ENCOURAGE HIGH SCHOLASTIC STANDING OF THE STUDENT BODY ENCOURAGE ALL ENCOURAGE ALL INTER-SCHOLASTIC SPORTS INTRA-MURAL SPORTS --------------AA-A-A-+---- 0 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS GREETINGS TO THE ENTIRE STUDENT BODY An Organization of North Side Residents Interested in Improving Conditions for the Youth of Their Community. EVERETT STRUPPER, President CLEVELAND WILLCOXON FRANKLIN B. DAVIS First Vice President Second Vice-President JAMES S. BONNER SAM D. MCDANIEL Secretary Treasurer I I I I I I I I I I I A 110 Before You Buy See Your HOTPOINT Dealer for the Good Points of 3 All-Electric Kitchen Dixffibfffffl by General Electric Supply Corporation ATLANTA, GA- T! I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I D- 0 H 1' 000 0 U O 0l'l'l,0 Eine!! ., 0 on -I1-cxzrrxtxrxxzxzrzrzo-I Ili 0 0 H 0 of? ' H H H H 0 ij CGLGNIAL SILVER - CUIVIPA Y, Inc 01 H 0 3184 Roswell Road FU H . I J H H ,, Wen Atlanta, Georgia H H 0 0 H 0 Q Q U H .. O'O .. 'fy .. H U W 0 U U H U W Q 1-Q zzzzr V -1: x r 1 :xsszzzt 0-TL I--Q zzzz 1 zzttt t 3 1 t 3 x r 0-L 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1- H 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 T' T L 'ff Q H H Conzplimcnfs of BARRETT and LEACH 0 GROCERIES ami MEATS T H 3041 PEACHTREE ROAD CH. 6781 Potato C h i Ps .. and .- la 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 O-L : F r i t 0 S M 1-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1- 0 S A -I as Q 0' 9 W 0 H . , BRACEWELL and CHESNUT ,A f x I wil f ' HE. 4566 f X I 3 J ' x A BUFORD HIGHWAH' ATLANTA, GEORGIA H6755 Oscar ,,, no 1.3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 ,..r 1-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1--I 0 an 0 ,, Comjllimcnts '- vo of ' 0 an ., LEARN THE LESSON OF THRIFT Leila,5 Beauty Salon 0 . AND 6170 ROSWELL ROAD II CH. sssz GRADUATE TO GREATER SAVINGS 0 4-e A By Buying Wi.ScljI In A at S W W H-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-4 r-T ' Big Star Super Markets 9 on IJ Little Star Food Stores TRIO SHOE SERVICE .. Rogers Quality Food Shops 5032 ROSWELL ROAD ,., Keep A Sfvjn Ahead A L. L. GUEFIN T Proprietor H T T -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H l-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H 1-1111 11- 1 T1-01 1111 11-T H 0 4' M - M - M ---- But theyre good! Foremost 0 Ice Cream Products On Sale Now in Your School Cafeteria PHONOGRAPH RECORDS B A M E ' S, I N C . 2 so Broad St., N. W. WA. we RADIOS, RADIO SERVICES AND M ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES H 1 v 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-L 'Q-111 1 .X H RHODES CENTER PHARMACY -A. S. JOHNSON CH 9431 2711 PIEDMONT RD The Store of Personal Service 0 -PRICES As LOW AS THE LOWEST- S Q Peachtree at Rhodes Center Atlanta, Georgia .q 3 3 -1 1 1 1 1 1-L 1 .-l. l T I 1 I I I I 3 I I 1 I I I 1 I I 3 2 I T4 I I I 1 T N D PUSTIFRE AND BALANUEU STEPS .. AS DANCE LESSUN BEGINS . LADY and c.EN'I'I.EIvIEN Best Wzshes of Tmcnmfs Cost Less to Learn Right R U MBA-FOX TROTQWALTZ SAMBA-JITTERBUR G-TANGO BUSINESS PEOPLE LESSONS By Appointment 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. DAVIDSDANCIEIQHSEEQQL 1 I I I I I I I 3 I I I I I I I ' 1-CI 1111111 11--I' 0 TOM SLATE H ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT CO. S92 PEACHTREE ST., N. E. ATLANTA, GEORGIA Complete line of Rawlings, Spalding, Reach- Wright and Ditson, Voit and many other lines of Athletic Equipment. TED ZUBER, Representative Tennis and Badminton Expert Rcstringing by S A. P. JETTE T 'C 3 I I I I I ATLANTA OAK F LOORINGCO. Manufacturers and Distributors FLOORING, MILLWORK, LUMBER, PLYWOOD Dealers in EXOTIC WOOD PRODUCTS Both Foreign and Domestic ATLANTA, GEORGIA JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA BLUE RIDGE, GEORGIA CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA -C I J' I 11 9-HI' 1119-L 113 H I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I- I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I- 1 T 0 '- MAC'S BEAUTY SHOP, INC. 0 H If You Wan! To Bc Bcuuliful', H no CH. 6716 - 6717 2931 PEACHTREE RD. uv .Q A ' ' xzrrzxrzzzxtzxxtz H H u 'H-cxzxxrzrrxzxtzzrrx vw on W u Miss Baker: Barbara, which nation do you consider the H u most cruel? Black: Exan1ination!,' H - 1 - Mamm s Shant - h M zztxxrxtzxxzxsxrrr--L A 0 1-H I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I- : NGQQD FQODU . YOUR FRIEND H .. LAWRENCE CUBB u 0 A - Furnlture H ' ,,, --21 YEARS AT Tlus ADDRESS1 9 ' 271 - 273 Marietta, N.W. i 0 i-I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I H 0 .1-cxzxgzzttszxzzzszxg-T Q 0 H Comjllimen ts U .. .. of W ' ' Reeder and Mcflaughey .. vw u 4+ T 52 BROAD N. W. WA. 8757 W 1-4 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I-'L l-I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I4 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I-T Q H W , 'V n 9 n 0 0 0 9 an I I n Hlx Green Bulck Co M . H 0 41 NORTH AVE. N.E. Q 0 N QQBETWEEN THE PEACHTREESH H 0 no Q 0 I H H Q H H I H I I I I I I I I I Y I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Il 114 l i 6 u l ,, l Y l T i FI I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I O-T 1 H U H 0 H H Q : : H H H H H H 0 H H N 0 . Healey Real Estate and Improvement . H H ' Com an ' . P Y . 0 H H H .. HEALEY BUILDING 0 0 H WILLIAM - OLIVER BUILDING H 0 H H W Q H ' 1 u OOO H Q U l-I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I H l V I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I-T TI I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I A Martha: You know Hank has a good head on his shoulders. -9 ow no ' Barbara K.: Yes, a different one every night. W :1- ' H Dot Wilson: I've been in oblivion. A w f 'N Q ' Kitty P.: Really, how was your trip? I in. 1 H H L - I.-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-L 9 - S l ' .. K l . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1--I 0 H Compliments of 0 ' ' A . 9 MARTIN SERVICE H u Hlgh Museum School of Art W PIEDMONT ROAD AT WESLEY no 0 CHERUKEE 9780 an Professional Courses in H ' ADVERTISING AND FINE ARTS -I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I-L H H l-. ... BFA AND MFA DEGREES Olfl-'ERED ,,, I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I- W H u F. R. H Summer Session: june 16 - July 25 Z ' E A L E T h R Sp , I. ,A T E A Winter Session: September 8 - May 30 ' ?Clll1Zlllg In , SUBURBAN AND FARM PROPERTY t CH 2293 an Annual Scholarship Contest for ... ' High School Graduates -I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I H H U H 1-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-.Q ,. ,,, Call or Writt' for Information: H g 1 0 l262 PEACHTREE STREET, N. E. 0 . Compliments of n HEMI-OCK 3134 M .. Abraham's Dellcatessen W .. '- 2827 PEACHTREE RD. CH. sus -I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I C I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I IT- .l -l- ' lli H I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I-T I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I- 5 . . M n Peachtree Chrlstlan Church PEACHTREE AT SPRING STREET H U h h h l .......... : .. COX'S MUSIC SHOP C ur? Sf 00 . 9 45 Morning Worship . . 10:55 ' ' Youth Fellowship . . 7:30 ' ' -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r-L Q SHEET MUSIC on H n TI I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I-T A All the Latest Hits Firsf' M h H H H 161 Peachtree Street H n W W Q H CHAPMAN REALTY CO. l-I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 9-1 H 0 R E A L T O R S ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I- H H J. Mapp: Did you know that they can't hang a man in ' 71 FORSYTH, N. W. MA. 1638 ' Georgia with a wooden leg? ,,, A. Goodwyn: Of course not: they have to use a rope. M PI' Fl' 35 U H You can draw 1 horse to water, but a pencil must be lead. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I L-I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 0-1 TQ I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I FT U U Q U 1 COMPLIMENTS -. 0 ' THOMAS R MITCHELL ' no ' 0 0 AUTOMGBILES I COMMERCIAL VEHICLES W H W 0 367 SPRING STREET, NAV. 3130 ROSWELL ROAD, N,W. '- H H Q H I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I H .l- ' T4 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I-T I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I- Compliments of- H 0 .. Compliments .. SHERWIN - WILLIAMS ,. of .. P A 1 N T S 1 n PEACHTREE BRANCH Q H -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 INCORPORATED ' H 0 H'-I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I-I u 101 MARIETTA STREET BUILDING u A H 1 ATLANTA, GEORGIA 1 B H H H M N. V. Carpenter, District Manager u H BLICHINGTON AND JENKINS, Proprietors H li I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Y-1 n WHOLESALE PRODUCE 0 H I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I- Specializing' 0 Picked Greens - Shelled Limas - Peas - Snap Beans W Compliments of 0 GEORGIA STATE MARKET 0 Brookhaven Theater AMIMSI 1688 , 1689 0 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I H L4 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I li 'V l I ELLIOTTS' PE CHTREE STUDIO M 0 PHOTOGRAPHERS To 1947 HI-WAYS - 4 N egatives of your annual pictures are kept ou file. From these you may have jinished photographs. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I O- -I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I H ll7 T x 'Ss Qi ,- Tttxzzxzszztttxzzz li T W 0 W no ' 4 . ,. t 0 t H 0 H 0 H C om plim ents Of H on ' A Friend ' CII W tu W on U 0 'W lv 0' H H W an 0 an I--css: txtzzzxxzxt txt-L 1-czzxszxxxzxzxsxxxzp--I1-cttiztzrzzzrxzxzazo-T an ,,,.., an M... no ,,,... . 5 . CARTERDRUGS 9 H W M Best Wishes I to the 1947 GRADUATES N ' on ' an J-azz: COMPLETE D R U G SEBVICE 2815 Peachtree Rd., N.E. I I I 1 1 I I I I I I :sro-L 1-4 1 ' Betty Crenshaw, Gifts Q ' 288 E. PACE'S FERRY ROAD I Q I + an an Y J-crzzszzxxtszxzzsxro-LJ-azz: I I I I I I I I I 3 I CQJAWZDMM Isl sl! CM Q 9 I am' M I Qian. X -x, my I I 1 I I 1 I I I I I 8 X 1 ,- :sto-L T-4 1 1 1 1 v-r 1-1 1 1 4 4 BEACON 1 L N D Compliments 1 ,, Personal Service of MODERN . . SANITARY Miller Service, Inc. THRIFTY 3070 PEAOHTREE ROAD -I 2835 PEACHTREE RD. CH. 1615 A 0' 4 J-Q 1 1 1 1-L I--1 1 1 1-'L 1-4 1 1 1--I Hi-Q 1 1 1 HOLDER and HARBER 1 ,A,411..-.- H ::l ..1.,- : if :'-::- l i COMMERCIAL and INDUSTRIAL ' I ,. fI f A xxx R E A L E S T A T E . u I .ff: 1 312' I N. X 1 1102 WILLIAM - OLIVER BLDG. MAIN 2017 0 ' ,f7ff!ff'-- mg, -.:::: g '-'A -- : i J-4 1 1 1 3 9-L 0 X I 1 A-,.AAA.- - FCHMW9 A A X - 2 I 'iI,':1 111,11 . A --': IC E - - - ' I KEEPS FOOD FRESH ON TRAINS - IN STORES - IN HOMES I 'T i iiT?fii'H'1 P 9 ' I V Atlantic Ice SL Coal A' i 5, , , L Company MA. 1900 1 9--Q 1 1 1 1 O-'L J'-0 3 I T 111-L 119 1 N H I I I 3 I 1 I f I I 1 I I I I I 1 3 3 I I I I O- 1 I Board of Regents - Unlverslty System of Georgia NOW OPERATES FOR STUDENTS IN THE ATLANTA AREA NEW DOWNTOWN MILLION-DOLLAR BUILDING A Junior College Day Classes .1 QFirst Two Years' Work Leading to Nearly All College Degreesj The State of Georgia Has Now Given the Institution a New Six-Story Downtown Building for Use of Students in The Atlanta Area 0 FOR INFORMATION, WRITE REGISTRAR 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 ,-5 JH T 120 1 1 1 1 I 1 I I I I 1 I I I 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 Compliments of Jack Gandy's Service Station PEACHTREE AND COLLIER ROAD ATLANTA, GA. NIT 'Nl' III-LH HE.9l77 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1- KAMPER'S THE BEST IN FOOD 608 Peachtree Street 2048 Peachtree Road T I I--4III111IIIIII1111I9L 1-1111111111111111111- First man: Your dog is pretty smart. Not everyone has a talking dog- Second man: He can't. First man: He can't? Second man: No, my other dog is a vcntriloquist. T I Agnes Scott College DECATUR, GEORGIA A home institution that has drawn students from all states of the Union and from 22 foreign countries. Widely known and recognized for its academic work and for music, art, dramatics. Varied sports and other student activities. Un- usually successful placement service for graduates. For Literature, Address PRESIDENT J. R. McCAIN Box F -J. 0-L FI' I--111111111111111111r-Q1'- 'f1f f'3 ' 1-111111111111111111r-T f'3 ' H Compliments of . ,, L S B .. The Scrihbler Staff u H-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ELLIS - H1-411111111111111111 i CO. A an ,, no Q H H H 9 H 9 H LOANS RENTS Q. 0 INSURANCE REAL ESTATE 9 H ,,, on PEACHTREE HILLS PHARMACY OUR REPUTATION IS YOUR PROTECTION VE. 2283 - 2284 2305 Peachtree Road, N.E. Atlanta, Ga. J. W9 -I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 9 0 n H17-Q11111111111111111 an ' ' First: Was your husband shocked at his mother-in-law's V67 death? 0 U 88 ALTON STH ' ' Second: Shocked! He was electrocuted. ' U ve A- :x- v ow on And then there was the traveler who went out to sea Y by boat and came back by rail. -I 5--I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 3. l .-t I-. T' 1 1 1 1 1 11-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-T 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Have you been smoking Wings cigarettes? ' No, Why? ,, M O R N I N G G L O R Y I thought I smelled feathers burning. :F 25 Fl' A S A N D W I C H E S Every dog has his day, but one without a tail has his ' k- d. ,, Served Fresh Daily in Our Cafeteria Wea en 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 v 'T 1 1 1 H 1 1 1 ' FULTONSANDWICHCO. tttttttttiittt 9 . ,, 1075 PEACHTREE ST., N. E. Complitmenfs 0 Atlanta, Ga. AT. S703 - 4 0 A Frlend 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7-L -C 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-cxzrxxirxxzxtttzxgx ggggggggggggggggg, ' Jean L.: Why, l1e's so dumb the stork that brought him ,,, should have been arrested for smuggling dope! 0 FI' 31' il' A 0 in Bgnlossiez My golf is improving. The other day I hit a ball ' Compliments of J--cztttzzzztttttttztr-L: 1-ctrxxxttxtrrzzzro--c C l' t . I . omplmwiof. 2798 Piedmont Road Auto DPlVCP,S Tralnlng School 231 PEACHTREE ARCADE ' WA. sssi l-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I--1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A H'-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 15 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 Q U H ' R S E V A N S h . . U ' A U T O M O B I L E S Q U v ,.....,..,-,.,.,..,.,.- 0 W0rld's Largest Dealer U W h ...-ff...-0.01. i ' C. G. MILLING, President Q U i I ATLANTA -- MIAMI -- BIRMINGHAM -- COLUMBIA -- GREENVILLE 0 Q H J'-C I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I i 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 t I 1-att 1-cainzxxttztztttxxzo-T 0 U 0 I 0 Compliments H 0 n Of an 0 0 E. L. Springer Grocery 0 H H 1690 HOWELL MILL ROAD M 0 0 H 0 1-I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I T v-L B. Hanley: What's the difference between A glass of water and a glass of beer? T. Rentz: Twenty-Eve cents. Which is faster, hot or cold? 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S321 3053 PEAEHTREE RD. -I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I-T H Q DAVIS SERVICE STATION no H GULF PRODUCTS I-I H 3145 PEACHTREE RD., N.E. H on W 1 1 -I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I H I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I'T Cornlllimvnfx of ,,, S. H. KRESS Si CO. H U 1012 PEACI-ITREE H 1-I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I A I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I YT H Conzplimcnts H of '- H Mrs. Emma McGaughey - U MISSES' AND CI-IILDRENIS ' SPECIALTY SHOP on 1073 PEACHTREE ST., N.E. ATLANTA, GA. R H I v axxxxcxzoxxxxszzxzt-L Q-cztzzztzxrtzzittrzo--I I went to see I1 Walt Disney cartoon last nightg all during 0 the show someone kept throwing eggs at the screen. A Did Mickey Mouse dodge? H No, but you should have seen Donald duck. H I-axxtrxxzxttxxzzzxxki I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I-T Compliments of ,, ROYAL JEWELERS W 107 PIQACIITREE STREET, N.E. 0 L-I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I A 1- I 8 8 I I I 8 I 1 I I I 1 X X O-T M Compliments of H The friend of teacher and pupil working together to raise the standards of home life and to build stronger characters in the men and women of tomorrow. in MRS Louis P. JERVEY . . .... President MRS. JOHN A. DUNAWAY . . First Vice President MRS C. L. MOSES . . . . Second Vice President MRS. EDGAR H. CHERRY . . ..... Secretary MRS. HENRY F. PORCHER . . Corresponding Secretary MRS. E. O. KELLUM . . Treasurer TO THE CLASS OF 1947 Accept our appreciation of your splendid cooperation during your high school years and our sincerest wishes for your success and happiness in the future. .. 1 1 I I I 1 I 3 I 3 I I t 3 1 3 3 3 I 1 Qi- 124 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I .. I JEAN HOPKINS SHOP we n n GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS .. U VE. 9867 ,,, Compllmenis 0 1901 PEAQHTREE ATLANTA, GEORGIA 0 1-I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I-L 0 0 H 0 1-I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I- ' McNabb Realty Company A ' an on Marcus: I like operettas. ,,, Jo Lane: What kind of opcrrcttas7 n 0 Marcus: Telephone opercttas. ,I--Qzxarzzzaxzrxzzxzza-LJ--csrrrrrzsrrrrsrssro-'L TQ 3 I I 1 Q I 1 I I 1 3 I 1 Q I 1 2 Q-T 1-I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 3-'I I- A A A A H E N R 1 A A ' FRENCH PASTRY SHOP AND BAKERY S . -o 1839 PEACHTREE ROAD Compllmmh ,, Hsmlock 5735 ' of CATERING 1-I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I'-n ' JACK'S PHARMACY M 1-I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I- , 8 KING CIRCLE, N.E. ,, 0 0518 0 First musician: Who was that piccolo I saw you out with 0 H last night? H H Second musician: That was no piccolo, that was my fifc. 1-I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I L-I -I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I-L H I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I H-I I I I I I I I I '-3 I I I I I I I I I- 1 I H H ' CHESTERFIELD IAUNDRY ' DW 'N H 0 AT H 1 0 W h I H LAUNDERING uAt9A 0 U 1- D R Y C L E A N I N G A 2225 PEACHTREE RD. 0 1 an 0 9 ' N ..Wm,k You Will Apprecwtev 0 Atlanta s Newest Drive-In 1 an on h I I C I 8 M At Six Convenient Locatlons 0 Q . 1. U H 0 1676 PEACHTREE, N.W. fPlantj . . VE. 9674 H 902 W. PEACHTREE, NAV. fPlantj . AT. 3801 DEL1c1OUs BARBECUE HOT Docs 0 0 n 1001 VIRGINIA AVE., N.E. .... AT. 4502 n COUNTRY STEAKS ,, 98 FORREST AVE., N.E. . . VE. 9122 ,, CHOCOLATE MALTED ICE CREAM 130 NORTH AVE., NAV. . . HE. 3441 3094 PEACHTREE RD., NAV. . . CH. 5740 DMNKS H H T li I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I-H I-'I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Ii 1-cszxzxxzzstzxazaxso--I H H H H N H H H . J. P. Stevens 0 0 Engraving - Company - Q WEDDING -- RECEPTION -- VISITING I In CARDS N 0 1-4 MONOGRAMMED STATIONERY H 0 I Artistic Creations Wfitlo Fine Materials ' W 0 W li ' Samples and Prices Upon Request J... U H H W 110 PEACHTREE STREET Established 1874 A I4 H i ll H I--oxrzzzttxtxzttt Q-cttztzzztxxztzx H MACRIS ICE CREAM CO. H 22 69 PEACHTREE RD. no 1-I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Q-ctzxxxtxtszxxxx Phone Buckhead Bowling and Recreation Center sum PEACHTREE ROAD W. N. MCMILLAN Owner and Mgr. A -I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I H-ttzttttxtxzxtztzzzr--I H I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I- Mitchell 81 Gaines I N S U R A N C E Your Protection Is Our Business I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I THE HOPPER FLORIST 742 GLADSTONE RD., NAV. HE. 6429-KI I I I I I I I I I I I I I I H-czzttzttzxzttzt KIDD REALTY CO. 1554 PIEDMONT AVE., N.E. Specializing in NORTH SIDE HOMES VE. 1181 OR HE. 1693 MORNINGSIDL ATLANTA GA I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I--L I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I- For FINE FOOD and EXCELLENT DANCE M USI C THE RAINBOW ROOF I Compliments ANSLEY HOTEL 0 - A Friend A. J. CROCY, Manager 1'-I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I-l 1'-I I I I I--Q I I I I I I I I I I I I P-L 126 I I-4111111111111111111--I 0 on 'O on FLOWERLAND FLORIST, A n INC I 9' 0 ' 2775 PEACHTREE ROAD ' M A CHEROKEE 1168 H w -I A ATLANTA GEORGIA .. 0 an 1 I -I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I H Q-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1--I 0 Palmist: Would you care to have your palm read? 0 C. Bonner: No thanks, I like it the color it is. ' A- :I HI- ,., 'I We always called Pa axehead. u vo Why? He was always flying off the handle. ' 1 'I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I A H I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I- JACKSON 4411 JACKSON 6231 T H a Beavers Furnlture Company .. CASH PAID I-'OR ,, -I GOOD USED FURNITURE 302 MARIETTA STREET, N.W. ' H Low Easy Q Privcx Tvrms 1-I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I A Q-4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1--I l gg H gg 0 9 0 - + - Q H gg H gg H EN IOY . . Q F H H ' MISS GEORGIA to 0 i QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS , Q H Q H I GEORGIA MILK PRODUCERS I I H CON F EDERATION, INC. ' Q W Q H Q 0 0 H . + . Q H Q H l-I IlI I I I1I I I I14 I I I I I I I H T 127 H-1111111111111111111--I H Ill 0 H H H . + . N H 0 H W H H H H H Compliments H H 0 U H 0 H 0 H H I rv 3 A Friend H H H H H 0 H li H il 0 Oli H . T . vo H M H L-I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Ili T I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I- 5-1 1 1 1 H Compliments of FO W LAMB REALTY CO. 0 165 SPRING ST., N.W. WA. 2649 CI-I. 0701 l-I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I H 114 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I PT 0 Compliment: of 0 ' Palace Bowling Center .. W BRIARCLIFF PLAZA ' W PONCE DE LEON AND HIGHLAND AVE. H 1-I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I III-'i H I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I-I L A MUNICIPAL AIRPORT CA. 1672 - 8201 A I BLEVINS AIRCRAFT CORP. -A AIRPLANE SALES - INSTRUCTIONS H ' STORAGE ' ' Southeastern Distributors an fof vo -I PIPER CUBS,' -I ' - 24-Hour Service - ' F. BYRD 0 Pwsidcnt Atlanta, Ga. L-I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ITL I 8 8 8 1 X I 1111111111111 1-r SCHOLARSHIP - LEADERSHIP - CHARACTER - SERVICE Compliments of THE NORTH FULTON CHAPTER Of THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1 I 8 I I I 8 I I O-1 I Congratulations to THE CLASS OF 1947 from C1 n-Q-0--I I-0 1 1 1 Q H LEON'S FASHIONS Click with the Ciltest Cuties LEON FROHSIN 225-27 PEACHTREE Q0 111-LI--111 1 I HBBIMS, World Famous Scott RECORDS JEWELRY RADIO and APPLIANCES 3079 PEACHTREE ROAD CAt Paces Ferryj I CH. 1 r-T H-4 1 1 1 A AN NOUNCING Our New Location I 251 TECHWOOD DRIVE at HARRIS ST no . RALPH CANNON Auto Service I 7711 M Over 35 Years Buick Service and Other Fine Cars in Atlanta Q H Q 0-c 119-EI--11 ID-L 128 l 1 ' T A Million Owners A Million Friends PONTIAC BOOMERSHINE MOTORS L I I 8 I 3 8 8 I I P-L 1-0 z z 1 : 9-T I-4 t z -I H H SPORTS PHOTOGRAPHERS TO the 1947 Hi-Ways for t 1948 , BATES CAMERA SHOP by 283 E. Paces Ferry Road Herff-Jones CO. T if A A COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS PORTRAITS PHOTOFINISHING H. S OANFIELD 1560 NORTH DECATUR ROAD, ATLANTA Complete line of . HALLMARK CARDS gg 0 Q 0 I- x its-LI-4: xx Q-1 129 56 99 Have a Coke -gs -1 -- l-LX ,fi-A M J W It's the friendly high-sign BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY THE ATLANTA COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO 1-Q to-.IT-4:trrzs:s: T Congratulations to the SENIOR CLASS OF 1947 the Class of '47 THE BUCKHEAD ond GARDEN l'llLl..S Atlanta'.s' Most Beautiful Subm ban Theaters Gnd .l- . 1 , 0-lu 0 1-C 8 t t 8 1 t 3 I I if .. 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