Philadelphia High School - Nanihwaiya Yearbook (Philadelphia, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1930 volume:

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S, '-Zfzu 7 Zu II lf: 1-U61 1 UCI, 1 , .- ,-.I 7 Ujllllll' ffflrvv 'f,j3llL!f.v!14-fr! f-wh w CP !11!c1.cL7!fv!1,z'c 1A Cjmo ,K,!3!li!fIl!1'!!'l!1l.ll, piffss 1',s ,vfjrfvf Q'?GC!l.CClZIjO1'I, Because of their sincoru i11l1c1'os1 , euiihusiastic 1'0spm1sos, and loyal support, this odiiziou. of thx- Nmlihwzxiyzx is z1pp1'0ciz1fix'uly dedicated 10 TH IC CITIZENS Of Pl1i1l2ldCh71li2L Jfy IV x VI Almvla. 2 THE NANIHWAIYA X 2' EV!-I-O7'S TILDON MCGEE Although he mischievous, he'll cer- tainly do- He knows how to argue, and how to make, I' Q Y us too. Treasurer Adam Byrd Literary Society '29g President Adam Byrd Literary Society '30, Business Manager Nanihwaiya '30g Vale- dictorian. SADIE GRUBBS , A conscience clear. and health serene, Aml friends and books well loved, Girl Reserves '29, '3O. BOY LATILIPIR Begone dull care, thou and I shall 'nefver agree. Vice-President Adam Byrd Literary S0- ciety '30. FAARLINE I'IOUSTON You1h in pleasure should be spent. Age will come. then 1ue'Il repent. Dramatic Club '28, '29, '30g Girl Reserves '28, '29, '30g Literary Editor Nanihwaiya '30, XVILLIAM 'P. Pat AIARTIN A friend with av sn1,Ti+lle.5l-fire always worth whilef' EW- ' Dramatic Club '28, '30g President Class '26. 1930 0 I 0 I. -. QS THE NAANIHWAIYA: G1 A. 12 1930 It is for a Q 8VI.1:O'VS E. W. PERMENTER A fool there was, and is. and will be. Science Club '309 Class Historian '30. LIZZIE DEES Hang sorrow--care will kill a cat, and therefore let's be merry. ee Club '28g President of Glee Club '30g Dramatic Club '28, '29. J. H. HUSSEY Come what may-he never worries. B. L. S. '293 Critic Adam Byrd Literary Society '30, HELEN BARBOUR her a world of clialleragirig pos- sib'iZities. Girl Reserves '30. WELLIE CALDWELL 'fIt's nice? ,'.!g.cfrr,qij14,1'al when you are i. .x ., .SY 45+ A... g,TL.,,NgT-'11 nice. PresideI.iu,Lt,7:, A' if gi f Bonner Literary So- uietim' 'Uif:...a.ric Club izs. U 5 0 C A af . ,JV V :THE NANIQHWAIYAZ , i Q l G 1 L'lO1 5 BIAE STOKES A sound mind in a sound body. Sherwood Bonner Literary Society '30. IDA Cnmvs HealIhy. free, and the 'world before me. Girl Reserves '28, '29, '30. f, ODELLE CARTER 4, Good nature and good sense are ever joined. Vice President Sherwood Bonner Literary Society '3O. HELEN BLACK Wood fin haste and wed in leisure. Girl Reserves '28g Social Chairman '28. HORACE IIILBTTV 'iHe could stand up ar ', ' fhe end. Adam Byrd Literary fijflg Sec- retary Adam Byrd H,ieiTy 30. 13 1930 ,-,.,,,.,a,EQif,1,.-4l , .1..'.'fL..i3-, A ,. . THE NANVIHWAIYA: i l O emoifs WILBUR FB-ANKSA COLE A fellow rich 'in nonsense and intellect? . Dramatic Club '29, '3O. - WVINNIE BARRETT Never a worry-never a care, Always good humored and sure to be there. Sherwood Bonner Literarv Society '3O. sc ADELLE SALTER Since life 'ls not endless let us enjoy it while it lasts. Sherwood Bonner, Literary Society '3Og Girl Reserve? '29, '30g Dramatic Club '28. fl LYDIA CARTER They always win the golden. day, Who listen much and little say. Sherwood Bonner Literary Society '30. J UANITA INICKINNEY What-ever the time, what-ever the day, Juanita w'llZ.3laugh at what-ever you say. Secretary' and' Treasurer Sherwood Bonner Literary Society '303 Girl Reserves '29g Dramatic Club '28: Treas. Senior Class '30. 14 1930 -: W ZTHE NANIHWAIYA . Mi F 63 Cl'l1fOVSiI ' MADISON TINSLEY You are not a 'Comedy of E'l'?'0'l'S.' nor a 'Midsummer Ntghfs Dream, but fake -if 'As You Like It,' you are just what you seemf' , Dramatic Club '28g Glee Club '30: Football '27, '28, '29, Baseball '27, '28, '29, '30, ELIZIKBETH FERGUSON Silence is golden but- it has no charm for me. Sophomore President '28, Girl Reserves. '29, '30, Dramatic Club '29, '30. EIERSCHEL EIJWIN HAMILI. TlLink'ing 'ls an idle waste of time. Football '29g Glee Club '29, 303 Baseball '29, '30. RUTH TRAPP To hem her laugh you would think she ' was all fun The angels laugh, too, at the' goocl she has done. Girle Reserves '28, '29, Glee Club Musi- . cian '30. A PETE DEWEESE All great men are dying, I-cl0n't feel well ' myself. ' Cheer Leader '26, '27, '28, '29g'Glee Club '28, '29, '30, Dramatic Club '28. - 15- 1930 .M ff I 71 f ff, ,M 1 I jf if 1 T'lIEI N A N IllXNlXI'Y,A g Glee Club 'Tis 110 16 1930 Q1'L'l'O'VS Jonx FRANCIS RUSH Not afra,-id of work, but mthev' not be 'intimate with fit. '29, '30: Baseball '27, '28, 293 Football '28, '29. MAX I'IAND A 'nice girl Could do wonders with me. Football '28, '29g D'1'a111atic Club '283 Glee Club '29. J OE GRAVES Some times I sit cmd think and some iivnes I just sit. JOSEPHINE Goori She is lmautiful, thelrejore to be wood, Shels' a woman, the1'efo1 e to be won. Campus Queen '29, '30. HENRY JONES shame to be bad because 'tis so common. U Glee Club '30. l A V ' 1 'I 3 I 17- 'mf' Ill ' 1421 ' A iff: 4. as? I 'I i Asif' 'S zz-.L-in . 4 -x m iss s ,f N . ' V : ' 419: f. Y .. W, W' .. --'1 5, A' ITHE NANII-af'w, VS . X 1W.AGGIE SUE :EAKES ..... . . . . . President Sweet personality cmd gentle smile. Just her 'l,UCl'Ql--7'l0f I7 siylef' Vice-President Junior Class '29g Salutatorian '30g Dramatic Club '23, '29g Glee Club '28, '29, '30. Miss BLANCHE IWELVIN . . . Sponsor BIARIE ESTRS '. . ,. . . . . . . Vice-Presicleozt I ' Youth, full of y7'llC6. force and fascination Girl Reserves '28, '29g, Girl Reserve Musician '30: Snapshot Editor Nanihwaiya '30. . Social Clziairmaiwz PLATO PATTERSON . . . . . . Never ready. always late She STIIHUCS'-fll0ll wait. Girl Reserves '28, '29, President Girl Reserves '30g Editor Nanihwaiya '303 Associate Editor Nzmihwaiya '29. R. B. VVHITE ..,.... Secfrr'etm'y The -,I71,S'LlJ67' to a maiczevzfs prayer. ' J Adam Byrd Literary Society '29g Treasurer Adam Byrd Literary Society '30g Dramatic Club '28, H293 Joke Editor Nanillwaiya '30g Football '28, '29, Baseball '30, Class Giftoriau '30. 10 ' ' 'xl93O .EK ir Q Q Y . i W 5 - 5 , 1493.-1:2 l..:1:in1-- ' Sw x l R 1 f . 'f' K.. 'QW A 'xx X QI! A A5315 'A -xi ' -I -In ' . ' Y X? .. . U X mgg::'Mffg'W W ll W il 1 wp 'X 1 i I: Sas , 7 j, v M !' ' 7f lg N 951 mv W' 15. 1 X 2Z l41llllfn FII f , alll 5 1 M 'I Y xg!! ' I 4 wifi! 'f9'f T -nr' - .. 1-2 Q-'WG-'-1 I arm? ff QNX f I ff f ?p1LLHfL7g .- 4 Wfiili 1. THE NANb7lHWAIYAg G ' 1930 B.S., gocLi1.!ily L. O. TODD B.S., Peabody Collegeg M.A., Columbia University S'IL1J67 i'l'Lf61IlClC7lft M. E. IQLINDWORTH Mississippi Agricultural and Mechani cal College P1'i'n,ci1JaZ-Mathematics RlYRA Kiiximoxs B.A., University of Mississippi English WILBIA LEE FELDER B.S., State Teachers College Hfsiory IJUCILE SRUTH B.S., Belhaven College Home Economics ' 3 , ,, , . 3 .--,.f.4,- sg 1 . f 1 v s L- . QTHE NANII-IWAIYA2 l Cgacuiiy BLANCHE MELVIN 2533 B.S., Belhaven College Science GRACE PALMER 'B.A., Grenada College Foi'e'ign Languages MAMIE TAYLOR Blue Mountain College Study Hall BQIARIE DAVIS B.S., Mississippi State College for Women .History I 7 1930 Q 5? .A:L.?g-. 45.9 -riipra 31.29 F2 1 , V ' ' . -4-ew A--A -2-1----1-31 D W Lily' ,ff f, 4 44. I 5 'K 'c 5 1333135331THENANIHWAIYAQ ' 8 ::..:.. : .... : , A, .Q ,.,.l,,,.:gg1,152?' ,:' JH. Z THE N A N I H W A I Y A W! USS ' 00111, For years we've worked here side by side, And lived to see this day, We've toiled in sunshine and in ruin, With hearts both sad and nay. We've had our sorrows and our joys. We've borne them with good willy But standards we have held so dear, Must lead us higher still. We hid good-bye to friends so true, To hzippy high-school days: Although we part, our love sincere Remains with you always. Mary Lucy ll fuIc '30. ' OHIO? .f C188 K- .1'l?lY01 Steering Gear . Starter . . Fenders trattlingl Muffler thot airy . Cut Out iracketl . Horn falways blowing? Three Spare Tires . One Flat Tire . One High Pressure Tire . . Front Wheels lalways wohblingl Exhaust fsinokingj . . Running Board Cstepped on! Seats .... Top Cheightb . . . Brakes fbreaksl Speedometer fspeedy Lights falways outl Engine . . Model . . ff I I' XX' LYn.x CAIl'l'l'lIl. I'Il':l.l-:N I-hu . . . . Miss B1.ANm'1I1-1 M1-:l.vlN P1,A'1'o Plvr'1'l-:lzsrmu . .E.xm.1Nr: Hoifsrox ,mn E1,1z.x1u-1'rli 1f'1cm:usoN lil. W. P1-:1:ml':N'l'14:1: . R. B. Wnrru . lVI,xnuc Esrlcs norm. Omcm, Cium-:iz Wirnun F. Com: . Hlf:I.r:N Bmoic JOSICPIIINIC Com: . MAx I'IANh Box' 11A'l'I M me . Bunuilc Rusu . AllI'Il,l.l'1 S,u.'r1+:u lvlixrauuc Sui: E,xmf:s , P1':'1'1-: IJr:u'1-:lest-1 Jll.XNl'l'A MCIQINNIGY SENIOR CLASS . . 1930 17 3 1930 - 1- ITl'IENANIHXV1-kIX7A.f FU 676188 Volbfiecy Gla111:1- .iulo tho lilllll1'P A111l R. li. y11u will spy. 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H II1-'s 0H1'11ll1g' quito El lot Nou' he is selling' H1111 S111'1i11gs For ol1l, ol1l f2lSl1i0ll9C-l Cots Mary Lucy has ll0C01llG right Sl1l3.1't And sho really fills her 1'1111'Se For now she's gone i11 t1'ai11i11g And soon she is to llCCO1l16 21 11111'se 152 1930 3 1T.l'lE NANIl1lWAIYAg Qfass rophecysG?Oi1'Lti11i1.izfec At Helen, you'd be surprised She isn't quite the same She is living now in Detroit Married to her old flame. Before she left Lydia was given a feast, Now she has gone to Egypt And there she's kill.ing beasts. E. NV. with all his pertness And his very smart remarks, Has gone away to study In the tar off country, Denmark. Although he was a country lad And work was only a toy He's a traveling salesman now, Can you guess who, oh! Boy? Although he was a. Senior, ln name and name alone Henry has made quite a sueeess In fixing telephones. Mat was a football star q And mueh service did he yield But now he's the greatest player That has ever hit the field. Take a look at Hollywood Sadie is there you know She has become a seamstress And for aetresses she does sew. Horace is quite a sight to see, lle has recently been to town. He's in a eireus now, And acting the part of a elown. hlvary with her smiles And ever llllSl'K 1'lllg eharms llas joined in war with Russia But really meant no harm. Pat who was onee a lawyer, Next an ever-ready elerk, Has now gone away To work among the Turks. l know you'll be surprised When. I've told you what l heaic Mae has been studying- 'llhe various kinds of birds. Upon a second thought live kinda changed my mindg NVellie has established a hospital For dogs of different kinds. NViimie was always ready To help us in our work. And now as Tildon's secretary Her duty she never shirks. Always out for a good time And usually getting her way, Marie has gone to London To teach athletics of to-day. Can you ima gin e, How much you learn from DFI,D01S'? Gertie's gone to Paris And there she's cutting eapers 'Listen and let me tell you 'What I learned from an instruetoi Dolph has become an engineer, And Helen was made eonduetoi Now, liadies and Gentlemen, You've just heard read A prophecy that might eome true. Man, .if it does, just consider yourself One who will never be blue. 19 Z 1930 I 'S TIJIZ N.AIWIIiYVfkI5?A,g 20 5 3 1930 'LH1 1 OTS E. E. Comic Sponsor EARL BEALL PreSAicleut CHARLES MURPHY S eoretahry TINCY SHUMAKER Program Clz.afi1 1nau SILAS R1-:DD G1-:RTT113 LUKE 1 T H gl zfz 1.0 rs LIARY CHARLES HUD LEROY JOLLY E NANIHWAIYA SON JONNIE ATKINSON ' MELVIN DEES TERESA DALY BRYANT :HARDIN I X. .N H, . .1 21 1930 THE NANIHVVAIYAg ' 22 Q 3 1930 mfs ' -E 1.11110 rs SARAH LEE YATES BILL KYZAR ADELLE POSEY RANIJOIJPH RUSSEL OPAL BLACKWELL MIKE URB.kN F 1. 3 T'PIE1 N AQN IfIVV1XI'Y1X X 1'L7 l 'lj O 'VS IRENE XVELLS GfJIiIJAN SANDERS EM 1x-IA IQATE BRVANTFIJEY FRANK YATES BIOSELLE LOFTON IVY LEE OLIPHANT WILI.1E BKICIQAY, .bJR. 23 1930 THE NANIHWVAIYA- 24 ' ' 31930 GjOfJ!lO1'1 l,0fl QS BIYRA IQIM MONS Sponsor DONNIE BOONE President IQATHLEEN STRIBLING Vice-P1'es'icle'nt RONALD BICGEE Secretcwy and Treasurer BYNUM PATTERSON EVA IIICKMAN EXVELYN PARKS BIARY LAND IJZINTON IQYZAR 3 Tffl Q0-PZLO1- I'LO7 GS WILLIE XVHITE VERNON BEALL IRIS BRUCE IQODGER SALTER J. DL RICHARDSON CLARA STOKES CLARKIE STOKES OPAL PERRY LIAXINE SANDERS E 1N.A N IPIYVIXI'YfX 25 11930 3 -J :THE NANII-IWAIYAQ Prffside-uf . . T'Y'iCP-PI'6'b'iCZ6flIf SEUl'PfCU'y . Tr'0as111'Pf' . Miss BIARIR j6l'0lHG hemhree james johnson elton anderson irvin Cummings otis jester roy lynch sam houston norman gillis herman banks ed crews fulton young Iodine wiggins . shelton enochs durward houston 1u'1gene scott K Y . CC! 1'esf1fr1f1e1'1 DAX'IS 26 1930 3 . alex munday . briggs brautly . Carolyn bowie . dorothy korr . Spornso r bertio pettis mary emily stevens inez seward nxavis atkinson mildred brantly janey turner mary ellen bassett sarah hester catholine mcgee marjorie parker mary ruth broadfoot mavis roberson sam stribling james bowie cook hembree :THE NANIHWAIYAZ Cg1'g!1il!L Cgracle Pl'6'S'i6lf llf . D. W GH LIS Vice-Prfsidezzf DOLYAXLIJ HMS Sec'l'Pfc1ry ........ HILDA BANKS Spun-Sars M1SS1:S ELSIE INMAN AND LORENE BL-XBRY PAULINE Dmss CATHERINE VVILLIAMS 1vA D: XVIGGINS BIARY IDANSBY XTELMA SHUMAKER CHRISTINE SANDERS SARAH IIOLLAND CAR-R1 IC B RANTLY JEANETTE STEVENS NIARGUERITE SCOTT COLAN URBAN 27 1930 XVILLARD HAYS BILL SANDERS DONALD IIAYS YV11,L1AM PARKER DAVID- AICLELLAN D JAMES RUSH CQRAVES SEWARD IJIQJRMAN ALFORD UDELL RICHARDSON JOHNNIE GILLIS IIAYS BICIQAY :THE NANIHVVAIYAg U'I7C7LZJL Kgyrczcfa? Presidmzf . . IYICK'-P'l'f'SiKll Hf IQANDOLPH RICHARDSON . HELEN HARIJOLE Swc1'r'fcIr'y ..... . .... CLIFTON PERRY Sp0H.9or's . MR.. L. C. TODD ANU B11SS BESSIE BEAUUHAMP SEIJNA EARL CHEATHAINI MARY COOPER ' EIJI'Fl'I IIOVVELL XV.-XNET BRANTLY X JACK VVIIIIFORIJ BIILIJHIHID PERKINS IQLSIE TALBUTT .4 XVAIIREN HAIITSEIELU THOMAS XVEBB CURTIS I-Luis CECIL YAT1flS JIM BICELRLJY DORVKJTHY CAIVIP J OHNNIE IQUTH CI-IEATHAINI LENORA BUNTYN CLIFTON SMITH BERTITIS LUKE WIIILIE J OE MYIKTT :as g 'gg1930 R.UTH ALCQQTUIJ ETHEL GIIUEES A'LID11l PATTERSON SARAH HAIIIBOIIR GRA SUE IJARIDAGIG ' BIARIE IQEIJD JOHNNIE :RUTH OLIPHANT ROSE GAIIIIETTE F'II.INcEs BLOUNT MAUIIINE YOUNG MARY LOIS CIIAIIII JAMES GIPSON NORMAN GILIIIS ICENNETH JYATES JUNIOR YARBIIOUGI-I 'RIOOI-ms Moss AIORRIS PERRY -:Q o J0fQ0flZ7Z6 COQA, QU E E N L B yn moz Patterfola., Mom' HAN osome S , V . 'E l AAR' MOST POPULAPX, .Z7klf0f?1Aferf09L sr POPULAR' 51xilnb7i11JZf?3N FLIRT QUT 5512! WWWW Uferk CUTEST Y ' A W YNYNNN V V v Q., I BEST M o sv ATT RACT I Vi- Mary 17umer V O - . vvf l m0S'5':f1iH3I3ew6Uf ZQW0'Z-ffQf2Zr NANI1-IWAI I : Ep' Gf,U.UJB5 3 Tfllhl N AlN IllYVfXI'YfX 3 I ,,. K. rw p . fjficf .fdclam Jdnirlg-Q1'le1'c11'y dociefgj The Adam Byrd Literary Society is still in it's infznrey. It has done more toward zxeeoinplishing its purpose than any other organi- zation in the school. The society was. formed for the purpose of developing' the -speaking talent of the student. Since only select: stu- dents are admitted, the society has grown very rapidly. The meinbers have developed from bashful and self conscious students into Students who can face an audience in ai self reliant and straiglitforwzird nianner and express their thoughts with force and dignity. The society has allways acted in an lll'1P211't'l2ll and just way in all it's dealings. It has furnished the two debaters to represent Philadelphia High School in the regional debate for the lust two years. TILDON MCGEE . . Piesialwff BOY LATIMER. . Vice-.Pwsialevitf liloimcltz TTIILBURN . Secr'r'fui1'y R. B. YV15IiI'.l'kl . . T1'eaSu1'e1' J. H. Hrissnr Criitiic 'ZR 11930 3 3 ITIIFI N AEN IIIXN.AlfY'A 2 . P i f' E 3 1:1118 galil? 55CUl'l0IlIIjC.S 9 President. Dolnxxn .HAR'l'Sl IEI.ll Viccf-Presicleoiff. Enwixnn Ciucws Secretary-Treas-u1'e1'. Jenn-:s H.x1:'1'sri'm,n Sponsor, Miss Lucius Smrru .PROGRAM COMMITTEE SAM S'l'RllSl.INll Coon I'1E.MBREE FULTON Youxo DOI.:XNIl :HAR'I'SFIl'II.D - SOCIAL COMMITTEE Wmcmcx HAIi'1'SP'Il'Il.Il ' ODICLI. R1c11.xRoSoN Enuzxim CREXVS JAMES H.AIl'FSI4'Il'1l.ll lvIo'rTo: To do the common tiling 'LL11,com11Lo1l.ly well Primrose: This club stands for several purposes: 1. The improvement of the student Q 2. The improvement of our school 3. The improvement ot our homes and communities in which we live. HISTORY The Home Economics Club for boys was organized in 1928-29. The majority of the students were Seniors, but the club spirit had spread throughout the school and this year 11929-303 we have a larger cluo than ever. This club not only studies how to cook but puts into practice Camp Cookery, studied in class, by going on picnics, etc. We not only study foods, but colors we should wear, textiles, and how to Judge textiles for suits. We realize that we are to play the game right in society and that we must study manners for every occasion. - Standards for better citizenship are studied in our club. Dolnxxn l'IAR.'I'Sl5'Il'ILl'D Enwlxlm CIQEWS Jixmcs Hlxnrrsi-'n:r.n Wlxicmcx Hsicrsrimn JAMES GIPSON Om:LL RILYIIAIZDSON MEMBERS lviomcis Pxcinn' .Lwic Xvixmfolm CL1r'roN Planner CLIFTON Siurrn SAM STRIBLINKI Cool: HERIISIKIGPZ av 31930 3 NolnuAN GILLIS Ross MCREE SIII'Il.'l'0X Exocns Fmxrox YOUNG Bnooicsnnut Moores PAUL DALY 3 l'lll2 lQ,AfN Ili VVfXI YfA 3 I JPSGVIPI3 9 I'1'c.Sidev1f . . . . PLATO PATTERSON Vficc-Presiclmzf . IQATHLEEN STRIBLING A Secretary . ELIZABETH FERGUSON Trealsfmcr ......... IBVELYN NVHITE Sponsors . Mlssns Mnmn DANVLS Axn BLAANCHE MELVIN HISTORY On the eleve111'h of Septenxber Nineteen Hundred and Twenty- Nine the Girl Reserve Club began its Second year of Work. The Girl Reserve Club is the junior 01'g'?l1llZi1flO11 of the Y. VV. C. A., and the ideals of the club are of ihe higgllesf. M 1930 :TI-IE NANIHNVAIYAQ - u usi Jen: UKOIIIL 6fC01l0lII,1.CS Qjlucfenfs .. -Cf, ,, AUDREY ATKINSON QHAYS BARRETT MARY :ELLEN BASSETT EMMA IQATE BRANTLEY BIILDREID BRANTLEY PEARL BYR-D CAROLYN BOWIE LOUISE PARKES BIIARJORIE PARKER Instructofr .BONNIE IJOIS PERKINS BERTIE IJETTIS RUBY PEARL PLAIR RUBY POSEY RUBY SALTER INEZ SEWARD VVILLIEA LIAR THOMPSON IRENE WVELLS LODINE WIGGINS Miss LUCILE SMITH ss 1930 :THE NANIHNVAIYAg C . A . ,. . 57 !U 'L'l'IlClS fQjL'lL lIl'0 C XIIL Sf'clf and Fi'l1fI On lhe eleventh of September, Nineteen Hundred and Twenty Nine, 21 group of High School boys organized the Veritas Science Club, wholly for the study of Science. A Constitution was drawn up and the officers elected. The club is somewhat restricted, in order that it's purpose may be more definitely carried out. Special studies are made in Astronomy, Geology, Chemistry, Electricity, Mechanics, and Physics. The chief methods of study are by research, experiment, and observation. It is one of the most beneficial High School o1'ga11izatio11s of which one may enjoy the privilege of membership. President ..... . . 1'wH,ED Heirs Vice-Prcsrizlwzif . . . IFRANK Ross S0CI'I'fCl7 QIj . . J. D. R1c11AR.osoN Tr1'c1su1'cr Jules Jo1eINsoN Spzmsm' . E. E. Coon 40 1930 :TI-IE NANIHWAIYA: C7110 'fjlzerzvuozf jBlIlIlIL'l' 'll.ll3l'Lll'lf ffjimfcly Presiflvnf . . A . XV1+:1.1,uf: CLx1,mv11:i,1, l'ice-Prrfsirlwlf . . . . . UNL Plixiciw Sccrfffaljy-1':'r'czsz1rw' .liuxmm hll'lqINNIflY Rvpurfrfr . . ..... EVIQLYN Iixliics Spo11.s'n1.' . ., . . Miss YXVILMA LEE l'1l'1I,Dl'IR The oi-gzuiizatioii of Sherwoocl Bonner Lile1'zu y Society of If'l'1ilu- alelpliiu High School was due to the interests and desires shown by ex group of girls. The purpose of the society is to give the girls every benefit that might be ilerivecl from u llliCl'211'Y society. The meiubers feel that the purpose is being reallizecl to the fullest, extent. The club has groom to be one of the best in iP'hil:1c.lelpl1iz1 High School. Watch us excel all other clubs in school! fl I. 1930 ,..,, .. . -,,,Q.,,, :an-cr :THE NANIHWAIYA: n , I ,, 'L Joys un T C! Q! I - Prcsiflent, MA'1' 'I'1NsLm' Pianist, Rrvru Foswlcn Secretary-T1'ec1su1'e1', Pwm Dxswrfzx-:sn Director, IVIRS. HUGII JONES -h ,gfee Ggfulz Lrzzm DEES. Pv'cs'ifZe11Nf ' OPAL B1.,m1cw1al.1., Secretary MISS Emu: INMAX, Director Z Z 1930 I I ' va ' ' 2 T'PIFI N AQN IPIYVIXI Y.A I Lggeelfzoven. Zusfc I'1'c'.s1'de'n f . . J lice-I:'c.w-z'fIf:1'1f . . Scarefury-T1'eas1n'er Sponsor . . AI A1 NYLIO HOL1,.xNn M.xROIrER1'rE SCOTT BIILDRED BRANCIQLEY SARAH BR.xN'r1..EY HCJMEII LOFTON HOOPIEIQ YVETT W1x,1,1.xMs JENNLE LEE HIARPOLE LILLIAN LIGGETT INA ZELLE PIERCE BIER-NICE BLOCIQER ELB1-:R'r GRA H A M : Blffflfl'll1J1Jl'f'CffllLI'U7I BLXLTRINE YOUNR EARLINR BLOOKIQR ARVA BLOCKER CAROLYN BOWVIE IVA BEALL .IJONALD HAYS COLAN IIRBAN NE131, MCNRU. NOOKIE W4XR1i'I'?RlJ SVR MOORE DOROTHY KERR .lmmnc PLUMMER 43 1930 Ghz, M.xx1Nm S,xNn1f:Rs . RUT11 1f'Os'1'1cR . . Bli'l l'Y B1c.xO1.I MRS. H. Il.. JONES of HI.HS'1Tf! l R.xNc13s Bl.Ol'N'l' . UllRIH'l'lNl!l SANDERS E1,1z.xR1f1'1'u MCNRII. Wn.r,,xRn I-Lws P.fVl I'IlC SVR WIr,1,1.xMs RAY URBAN Nl':1,1.11c P. RICARN XVIIJLIE F. GRRRN FREDDIIC MOORE JOSRRIIINIQ COOK lTOOl-RR NV1LL.1,xMs 1'f1IE PJfXTQlfPIVVfkI'Y.A 44 f I 1930 I A ,f'7f'5-'ht 5f,.v,j, f zj2 Mfg' -K I , IKM ,, X is I NW J ' n Q. A X , f K Q ii ki- sy 1 .ff 7 . 1' 515 I li IP 13 HM-' ,' N 5 !'! .6 .I V' uf :Lv A f X. W Q, -,Q .- X H - V, J fl -gff: Lf 1 ' A . 1 v ' f 'ff 7 - ' n '!4. -f-' fw EEK? .PJ .I-::x.,.,.'. -,F-f -.-.-E I ' 1 ,. -- W - f -4 ' ma vt- XI E --1 -x . . 'A 5133... ., 4.55. 14 ' -'-1 ,. .nf-1 ' ' in . . , , '.Q.:31f,, T g..5g: K .- , , 'Q ' 3.QCf?Q-rf' Hl' 'izlf n l' I f' JSI. P In M M A ,Lgga-fggui,-9-fp,g:-f if- 4 G, . 3 Q Q, . f L , my ,. A ' at I V, , L-,, x L I T'lll2 N AfN lllYVfXI'YrX I ffuothclff fjgeviezv Un September lst Coach Klindworth made tl1e announcement that football practice would start' that day. About forty boys reported for practice. tlf those reporting, only five were letter men of the Season before. After three weeks of hard training, the Tornado started off the season true to t'orn1, by beating' the Union team by the overwhelming score of 49-tl. Coach Klindworth saw then the need of football knowledge where weight was lacking, so he drilled the boys into a perfectly timed machine. ' Un October ltlth the Tornado met the Houston team on the home field. Again the Tornado triumphed with a seore of 27-tl. The 'l'ornado felt keen competition when on October 17th it drove Newton down to tl1e defeat of 19-7. The next game was one of the greatest fights ever put up onour gridiron, the battle with the Louisville VVildcats. The Tornado felt the pangs of defeat after a hard fought battle ending with the score of 9-0, tl1e first defeat in a series of twenty-eight games. On the next Friday the Tornado met the strong Morton team on the local field. The fighting' qualities of the Tornado, especially the line, were shown in this gaine with a victory of 19-0. , The next game was held at Forest. After a. hard fought and excit- ing' game the Tornado felt it's second defeat by the score of 12-0. On tliaiiksgiviiig' day the local team met Quitman on the local field. Although the Tornado was greatly out-weighed they made the most Yards and the most touchdowns. Tn the last three minutes of play Quitman made the decisive touchdown, defeating the Tornado with the Score of 27-21. V 46 1930 -4 I T'PlEl N AQN IPINN A IX X Cgziolbafl gjjoys W BIAT TINSLEY KCD EMI Mat's leadership and aggressiveness won him a place not only on the mighty Tornados but also in the hearts of the 'whole student body. Mat will not be with us next Year. BYNUM PAT'l'ERSON, Celzvter This was Bynum's first year on the foot- ball field, but he fought like a veteran. Bynum will be with us next year with his constant will to win. ERWIN IDERNIENTER, Guard Erwin is the kind of player who does his best at all times. Erwin's quickness and power of charging gained many yards for the Tornado. Erwin will remain on the Tornado team next year. BONNIE GUTHRIE, Giaarcl Bo11nie's massive size and strength made him a terror to opposing linesmen. Bonnie could always be depended upon to hit a man for all he was worth. 47 ' 1930 A N' ii. Tflll' N X B IliYViXI'YfX 3 gzofha Qoys BATES Slmnnns, Full-back Bates, though a light weight, was lightning when he got the ball. Bates was always on the jump. He made many victorious yards this season. He will be with us next year. BILL IKYZAR, Qua-1'ter-back Bill always seemed to know just where to go. He could pick out, a hole and- go through it like a storm. He will be with us next year. MAX I'IAND, Half-back Max was the speediest man on the team. Miany dashing runs are to his credit. Max's greatest pleasure was in broken field run- ning, His services will be greatly missed next year. l R. B. YVHITE, Emi R. B. was always in there scrapping. I-Ie clicln't weigh much but his cliarge was dyna- mite. R. B. was on the receiving end of many a completed pass this season. R. B. will not be with us next. year. 1030 1 L. 1 THE NANIHVVAIYA gzvofliaff Quin CORNELL BLACK, Ilalf-back CorneI1's ability to tackle and speed gained many yards for the Tornados this season. Cornell always believed in getting his man. He will be onthe team next year and great things are expected of l1i1n. FRANK Moss, Half-back F1'ank's strength and pep in the back field were always an inspiration to the team. Frank was a strong believer in team work. He will be with us next year. DUD GILLIS, Tackle Dud's massive strength and determination made him the backbone of the line. Dud could always be depended upon to open up the line. He will be with ns.-for quite a while so we are expecting great things of him. T. VV. LUKE, Tackle T. W. came to us with practically no knowl- edge of football. However, he had the quali- ties that make a football player, so he was given a. place on the team. We hope that he will be with us next year as he is a 1 player who always does his best. N 418 31930 1 , , TIHIE N,ATQIIiYVfXISfA 50 :: 21930 2: 1. 2 I 4 Q' , The Finish is Only the Beginning- We Wish You Every Success in Life Philadelphia is a Good Town-Build Your Home and Prosperity Here -A. Deweese Lumber Company The Magnolia Stores The Stores that Make the Prices HOWELL 81 EVANS Barber Shop Headquarters for REAL SERVICE I T' ID-I ' Ll X I tPhl llpl . R dg S' It '- WI t I ly LEON KENNEDY A F - gl T'11-Il lpll ltl 1 t b Manager H1 Ll-Ol Y 1151 1 bt RBWlt-N l y I I bt THE TAR E GRAVIIICO. Fort Worth, Texas Class Jewelry - Invitations - Diplomas B. D. WATKINS, Representative TAYLORSVILLE, MISSISSIPPI Sells to Philadelphia High School Budgie Rush- I've got to wire home for some money. Pat Martin-- I wouldn't wire, why don't you write? Budgie Rush- You can't send a letter collect. The gum-chewing girl and the cud-chewing cow Are somewhat alike, yet different somehow. How different? You ask. I'll tell you now, It's the thoughtful look on the face of the cow. Miss Felcler-lpointing ruler at dumb stu- dentj- There's a crazy girl at the end of this ruler. Maggie Sue- Which end ? Bill Kyzar- I picked up zi bargain yes- terdayf' Donnie Boone- Didn't the storekeeper say anything to you? FINE JOB PRINTING AND ENGRAVING Commencement Programs, Invitations, Announcements, and Personal Cards THE NESHOBA DEMOCRAT Established 1882 ROBIN WEAVER, Editor . PHILADELPHIA, MISSISSIPPI The Finish is Only the Beginning? We Wish You Every Success in Life Philadelphia is a Good Town-Build Your Home and Prosperity Here -A. Deweese Lumber Company The Magnolia Stores The Stores that Make the Prices HOWELL 81 EVANS Barber Shop Headquarters for REAL SERVICE I T pp- Fm in tl A 1' t Ph! d 1p1'a.' R dg, S' lter- What do 5 ly LEON KENNEDY A F ' - L ' T' pp- I help ll p tl 1 t b ll Manager l H 1 C l - Ol Y b g 1 l b t R B Wh't - N 1 y k I b t THE TAR E GRAVI G CO. Fort Worth, Texas Class Jewelry - Invitations - Diplomas B. D. WATKINS, Representative TAYLORSVILLE, MISSISSIPPI Sells to Philadelphia High School Budgie Rush- I've got to wire home for some money. Pat Martin- I wouldn't wire, why don't you write? Budgie Rush- You can't send a letter collect. The gum-chewing girl and the cud-chewing cow Are somewhat alike, yet different somehow. How different? You ask. I'1l tell you now, It's tl1e thoughtful look on the face of the cow. Miss Felder-fpointing ruler at dumb stu- CIBIIIJ-uTll6I'6'S a crazy girl at the end of this ruler. Maggie Sue- Which end? Bill Kyzar- I picked up a bargain yes- terdayf' Donnie Boone- Dicln't the storekeeper say anything to you? FINE JOB PRINTING AND ENGRAVING Commencement Programs, Invitations, Announcements, and Personal Cards THE ESHoBA DE oCRAT Established 1882 ROBIN WEAVER, Editor PHILADELPHIA, MISSISSIPPI GULF REFINING COMPA Petroleum Products High Grade Lubricating Oils -Nonox Motor Fuel Highest Grade Nonpremium in Gasoline C. L. MURPHY, Distributor Watch Philadelphia and Williams Bros. Grow! WILLIAM BRO . Wholesalers and Retailers Williamsville Mississippi Mary Turner- lt's very nice of you to ask me to this dance. Pete Deweese- Don't mention it. It's a Charity Ball. ' Alex Munday- You know I think asso- ciating With brilliant companions is half of one's High School education. Herman Banks- Well, well! I was won- dering why you were hanging around me lately. Paul Greenlee- I love the Good, the True and the Beautiful. Lillian Liggett- Oh, Paul, this is so sud- den! Mother- Why didn't you call me last night when that nian kissed you? Marie Estes- I didn't know you wanted to be kissed too. Teresa- Oh, Evelyn, I saw Eva the other day. Evelyn- Yes? Has she kept her girlish figure? Teresa- Kept it! She's doubled it. Bynum PattersonM If I should kiss you would you scream? Elizabeth Ferguson- If you did it prop- erly I don't think I could. IF mrs FROMfU'S41IT'S' Goon ffl' T11 T 5551 ,X ' A t Ee GRUCE RYA C CLP K! ' Qfglgpllones 166-209 4 PHILA DELP HIA NM- X Ml.SSlSS'PP' . 4 .-df' . 2 , xxx XX xl N . ft X K Nxxiyxgix Vx N I The Lowref Eroeeyl -.nf IF YOU NVANT IT FRESH CALL ON US Phones 276 and 151 it 1 K V Alex Haney- I tell you tl1ere's a nigger in the xyoodpilefi Hs V Silas Redd-- That's a funny place to look for cliiclienxsj' .. -V - ff - '---t X ln Mary Turner- Wliere do you think I'd he if l had a million dollars? Pete lleweese- On my honeymoon. Kathleen Stribling- VVhy is the National Biscuit Company financing an African ex- pedition? ' Eva l-lickman- They want to get some new designs for their animal crackers. Hernian Banks- I loved a girl once and she made a fool out of me. Carolyn Bowie- Some girls do leave a lasting impression don't they? Pat Martin-italking about class playl- It's no foo1's work. Q Miss Davis-tpuzzledJ- Then why do you undertake it. Budgie Rush-ftrying to be elected class D1'9SlCl61ltl+UDld you really vote for me? R. B. XVl1ite- Yes-I was the ONE, I X A THLETIC GOODS ATHLETIC BOOKS ss ,,..- W .f f '- - v A,LE2Xri'L'6L-lfTBi I I NL-se A -Q --xl, . ...--..:..J1.Q.:e- -I MERIDIAN. MISSISSIPPI Football Sweaters Athletic Books Basketball Jerseys Tennis Track Boxing Swimming Suits Gymnasium Volley Balls Athletic Hose Athletic Shoes Baseball Trophies Athletic Goods Golf Striking Bags This is the General Outline of Items in Stock in Three Good Makes A. G. SPALDING 8: BROS. I XVILSON-XVESTEIIN P. GOLDSMITH SONS CO. COMPANY U HfBQiHuwhiSm1 si son COMPLIMENTS OF Winner-Klein 81 Co. Everything Found There lliai College Boys and Girls Like lo XVCZII' Drop In To See Us NIERIDIAN, MISS. Repairers of SHOES, MACHINES, BICYCLIDS, FANS, GUNS, LOCKS. FURNITURE, ELECTRIC IRONS, GRAPHOPHONES, AND ALL KINDS OF LIGHT REPAIRING ALL SIZE GLASS Miss Melvin- ls my face dirty or it. it my i1naginatio11'? Pete Deweese- Your face is: I don't know about your imagination. Marie Estes- I wish someone would in- vent soft rubber moutlipieces for tele- phones. Then when you get mad at the phone you can bite it. Miss Felder- I thought you said your room was spotless. Mr. Klindworth- Yes, main-not a clean spot in it. STRENGTH - SAFETY ' - SERVICE THE CITIZE BANK PHILADELPHIA MISSISSIPPI Earline Houston- Herk says I'm the nicest girl in town. Elizabeth Ferguson- Then why don't you give him a date? Earline Houston- I don't want him to be disappointed. Donald Luke- Gosh, I'd hate to be fl fish! Henry Jones- Why? Donald Luke- Why, then I'd have to live in schools all my life. Miss Kimmons- Do you mean that you forgot that you were to meet me here at six? Briggs Brantley- Well ever since I put grease on my hair every thing slips my mind. Lydia Carter-'WVl1y did you take an yard-stick to bed with you last night. Odelle Carter- Ah, old dear--'twas to see how long I slept. THE PHOTOS IN THIS BOOK were made by THE CLARK STUDIO Meridian, Mississippi A PHILADELPHIA MOTOR CO. AUTHORIZED DEALERS Tires - Parts - Accessories SHOP EQUIPPED FOR SERVICE Telephone 139 Compliments of W. C. Hou TO DRY GOODS NOTIONS SHOES LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR MEN'S CLOTHING HARDVVARE GROCERIES. FLOUR- AND FEED Wholesale and Retall Velma Rush- See that man staggering. He must be drunk. Welsh Moore- No, he's just syncopatedf' Velma Rush- What do you mean syn- copated ? W'e1sh Moore- He's moving unevenly from bar to bar. Mat 'Filisley- l'm thirsty and I want a drink. Gordon Sanders- Drink milk-it's good for your blood. . M'at Tinsley- Yea, but I ain't blood- thirsty. Mrs. Klindworth- Why the rope around the finger? Mr. Todd- My wife put it there so I'd remember to mail a letter. Mrs. Kliudworth- Did you mail it? Mr. Todd- No-she forgot to give it to me. Ruth Trapp- Gee! Budgie, that candy in that window makes my mouth water. Budgie Rush- VVell, here's a b1otter. Tildon McGee- I've changed my mind. Woodrow Sharp- Does it work any bet- ter? ' COMPLIMENTS OF SBWARD S' 5 DEPARTMENT STORE a We Handle the Best W e Are Still Featuring- the very best to be had in all lines of MEN'S, LADIES' AND CHlLDREN'S WEARING APPAREL Taking into Cousicleratiou at all Times that QUALITY is the Foundation of Success At all Times We Shall Take Pleasure in Showing You the Many Various Lines. We Assure You Courteous Treatment While in Our Store. KASDAN'S CASH STORE Quality Goods PHILADELPHIA MISSISSIPPI MARKS-ROTI-IENBERG 81 CO. MERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI The quality merchandise that we feature for young ladies and young men will please everyone who ap- preciates merit in GOOD CLOTHES. THE TEXAS COMPANY YES, WE MAKE A LUBRICANT FOR EVERY PIECE OF MACHINERY Our Gasoline Leads First in Quality in the Petroleum World Our Oil-There is None you Can Compare. Our Grease is the Best TEXICO PRODUCTS MADE BY THE TEXAS COMPANY R. H. MOLPUS, Distributor AUTOGRAPHS . X yifjff glen, have S' AQ, 4... ,, x L., r . f OJ l , Ap Y I -jp-Y . .1 'fg :,- A F V' --Y - I I Q , An 1 .1 new f ,4-. iff AAA-, VQY 3 ff ff, .' ' ' I X, Q XC.: NX.Qff7 I f g.A-3722, A , 4. A,-f , 1 P C .Y ,fi ' f ...I O TUCKER uni X i llll l E ll ! lllll M925 1 ll Q 1 am o,l s Q Q P Q? G15 M F' 121695523 Milf W AQ N N , . W ag- - .. ,.,,L, WA - -, .A-4, .. ,. 7- - PRINTING AND BINDING1 PIVEY-ROSS HARDWARE General Hardware and Furniture AII Kinds of ROOFING - LIME - BRICK - CEMENT Funeral Directors and Embalmers fFaithfuI and Efficient Servicej PHILADELPHIA MISSISSIPPI Charles Murphy- Say have you tried the new steps? Mary Charles Hudson- No, are they any softer than the fire escape? Tilden McGee- What would you say it I asked you to marry mei Opal Perry- Nothing, I can't talk and laugh at the same time. Mr. Todd- I hear you were terribly tight last night. Mr. Klindworth- Rather-but then I was drinking Sc-otvh. you know. Miss Mabry- Oclello crorrerzt this sen- tence: 'Our teacher am in sight. Oclelle Ilif-liardson- Our teacher um a sight. Miss 'I'ayI01'-HI d0n't, care for nuen. In fact, l've said 'No' to several of them. Donnie Boone- What were they sellinir? Rob Enochs- Why do gentlemen pre- fer blondes? Mike Urban- 'Ca.nse they are tired of squeezing black heads. Priemer Clothes For Youn Men Style to express vigor and enthusiasm of the young man. Snap in the art, vim in the pattern-the sort of clothes the YOUNG MEN LIKE. ROSENBAU - ROBINSON COMPA Y TELEPHONE 149 MERIDIAN, MISS. M ,.f0. ja, ,MLJZQWXZMWM ,Myf ff ' V WM M, ll: I : A Y A L 7 6 If lgiifff-f 7w i .V 71 ' - C' 1 Pnl 14, , A f . .7ourQf HJTUEJE GE ASA SUGCDESSFUA A5 S free oF !77'7' 30 OUR, Q,-Anal... f f K , lj . 0 0 K ., QRYQ, V , L. g,. ,, 1 ,ig 'F gn-,L G A L. ' 153.1 . W JQ , rn- 1 gn? . ll lk 'Lf' 1, nk., . 4-R J' 1.4, L ,,,,.- 'i,'L,L,,5 - R 1 ., Q, J- . vt lk, af- KJVLL lr- '- ,4 M' J 1 V ' . Y I 17 ' J L- dw ' V 1 , ' f H L' L' I s 'M I 2-L ,56-