Rome High School - Roman Yearbook (Rome, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1939 volume:

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Superintendent Rome City Schools Davidson College University ot Chicago MEMBERS OF THE BOARD Mn. Aunnzv MATTHEWS Mn. Dons Moons Dn. R. C. Mnnnox Mn. W. F. Bnnnou ' Mn. G1-:ones WA-r'rs Miss Dems DEu.iNc.En, A.B. Shorter College Commercial Miss FLORENCE Toon, A,B. Geography Shorter College FACULTY H. C. BREWER, A.B. Principal High School Wake Forest College University of Virginia Miss ROSALIND WINGAHD, A.B. Shorter College French and English MR. IOHN I. MEDLIN, B.S,, M.A. Mathematics University of Georgia Mn. H. M. BROWNXNG, A.B., M.A. Emory and Henry College Vanderbilt University History and Band Miss EVA CANTREL1., B.L. Mathematics Shorter College Miss MARY LEE BATTLE, A.B. Shorter College English Miss VERDA 11M- MERFIELD, A,B. Mathematics Shorter College t? XX! Mas. l-l. M. BROWNING, A,B. Emory and Henry College Mn. H, Q. TUCKER, A.B. Science and Athletics Oglethorpe University Miss Donormr Esvr, A.B., M.A. Latin Shorter College Columbia University Miss ANNIE SUE Gmrriri-1 Domestic Science Georgia State College Miss ELIZABETH HARRIS, B.L. History Shorter College Miss ALICE ATKINSON, AB. Typing Bessie Tift MR. I. B. MADoox, A.B. Science University of Georgia MR. W. I. LAYTON, B.S., M,S. Mathematics and English University of Chicago University of South Carolina Miss MABLE THOMPSON, A,B., M.A. History Shorter College Columbia University MRS. RoiaERT PowERs, A.B. English Shorter College Wesleyan College FACULTY MR. ANDREW W. DERRICK, A.B. Spanish and Band Vanderbilt University MR. HENRY A. HUNT, B.S. English and Science Clemson College Miss FRANCES HARRIS, A.B. Commercial Shorter College Miss Lvcv BARRETT, A.B. Commercial La Grange College Miss RosA UNDERWOOD HAMMOND, A.B. English Shorter College Columbia University Emory University Miss ELIZABETH PowERs, A.B. Science Shorter College !fX N? fig Q 6, 3 0 'Q 70 D Q ll ik O TX foyo ffff 40,62 VIRGINIA CARSON President DUNLAP SCOTT Treasurer RUBY IEWELL BAUGH Class Poet WALTER ROSS Vice President SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS MARIE IONES Secretary , -J, x 1 fi f si POLLY BRANCH Class Prophet 'F' K . E MARY A. GARRARD NESSMITH LYTI.E Historian Giftorian .nf am., ,ov 3 N- N SENIORS C. W. Asus, In. llDudll KCOMMEHCIAL COURSE Commercial Club '39: Claes Basket- ball '36, '37: Midget I-'ofalball '35, '36, '37: Varsity Football '38: Varllty Baseball '39. Iox-nl Davin Armnzws, In. Bones ISCIENCE COURSE! Cheer Leader '39: Senior Play '39, Vmsnua Bam. KCOMMERCIAL cotmsm wa-to RUBY Irzwrz. Bauer-1 ulewelu CCOMMERCIAL COURSED Circus '36: Commercial Law Club '39: Scribblers' Club '37, '38, '39: Roman Stall '37, '38, '39: Senior Clan Poet '39: Commencement '39, AMY Run-r Bmmrnznn llnunnyrl KCOMMERCIAL COURSE! Commercial Law Club '39: Vlce-Prem ident Commercial Law Club: Scrib- blers' Club '39: Senlor Debater '39. Fnaucns Vrwm Anus Il ll CCOMMERCIAL COURSE Glee Club '36, '37, '38: Commercial Law Club '38, '39, ELIZABETH Baounr I lub!! ICOMMERCIAL COURSE Ronan? W. Barru: llkbbyll KSCIENCE COURSE Clan Basketball '36: Basketball '38, '39: Iunlor Roman Sta!! '381 Senlor Roman Sta!! '36, '39: Iunler Scrib- blers' Club '38: Senlor Scrlbbletl' Club '39: Hi-Y Club '38, '39: Preli- dent H1-Y Club '39: Deleqate to I-ll-Y Older Boys' Conference '38: Delegate to HJ-Y Program Planntnq Conierence '39: French Club '38, '39: Orchestra '38, '39: Band '38, '39: Bon' Glee Club '38, '39: Senior Play '39: Senlor Dramatic Club '39: Commencement '37, 38: Clreue '38, '37, '381 Iunlor Debater '38, Fonnssr Bumxsusmr llslamll ICOMMERCIAI, COURSE Euczuxa Bnanrlzw Ieanne lcommacuu. cotmsm jg:-H1-Y '39, Commercial uw club SENIORS Por.1.v BRANCH llpatll tSCIENCE COUBSEl Glee Club '36, '38, '39: Commence- ment '36, '37, '38: Sophomore Literary Club '37: Circus '36, '37, '38: Orches- tra '38, '39: French Club '38: Tri-Hi-Y '39: Scrlbblers' Club '38, '39: Roman Stall '38, '39: Class Prophet '39, SARA BRmsr1E1.n ll ll CSCIENCE COURSEl Glee Club '37. Donormr EMMA BRooME llDotll COMMERCIAL COURSEJ Circus '37, '38: Commencement Ex- ercise '38: Band '38, '39: Commercial Law Club '39, D. H. BURKE, IR. llDanll SCIENCE COURSE Boys' Glee Club '38. MARGARET MARIE BURKHALTER Boots ICOMMERCIAI. COURSEl Commercial Law Club '38, '39: Glee Club '35, '36, '37, '38, '39: Basket- ball '38, '39: Debating Exercises '37, '38, '39: Commencement Exercises '36, '37, '38, '39: Math Club '38: Sex- tette '38: Circus '39. IEEE Arwoon BRANDON KCOMMERCIAI. COURSEl RAYMOND A. BROACH tSCIENCE AND CLASSICAL coURsEJ Hi-Y Club '37, '38, '39: Treasurer of Hi-Y Club '38, '39: Circus '38: Man- ager ot Football Team '38: Boys' Glee Club '38: Delegate to Hi-Y Pro- gram Planning Conference '38: Sen- ior Debater '39, IAMES Lzo BURK KSCIENCE COURSED orchestra '37, '38, 'a9. JAMES HERBERT BURR:-rA1.1'ER III! iell ISCIENCE COURSPD Class Basketball '36, '37: Glee Club '38, '39: Spanish Club '38, '39: Band '38, '39: Orchestra '39: Circus '38: Basketball '39: Math Club '38: Senior Play '39. MARY Sven. BURR:-xA1.'rER Bubbles KCOMMERCIAL COURSEl Commercial Law Club '39: Glee Club '39: Math Club '38: Basket Ball '38. 1- we ' SENIORS HELQN BURTON Helen CCLASSICAL COURSE ' French Club '37, '39, GRACE DEAN CALLAHAN Deanye ICLASSICAL COURSE Math Club '38: Circus '36, '37: Span- ish Club '37, '39: Secretary-Treasurer of Spanish Club '39: Tri-Hi-Y '37, '39: Scribblers' Club '37, '39: Roman Stall '37, '39: Senior Play '39: Delegate to Tri-Hl-Y Program Planning Con- ference. MABLE Aucr: CAMP rlMaYbeuine1r KCLASSICAL COURSE Spanish Club '37, '39: Tri-Hi-Y '39, MARY Louis: CARROLL llsisll KSCIENCE COURSE Sophomore Literary Club '3'l: French Club '38, Iov ODEAN CHAMBERS nHoYrr ICOMMERCIAL COURSE Glee Club '37, '38, '39: Commercial Law Club '39: Circus '38: Commence- ment '38, MARTHA ANNE Bunron KCOMMERCIAI, COURSE circus '36, 'aa. Enwm BENJAMIN CALLAWAY rrBenu ISCIENCE COURSE Sophomore Literary Club '37: Roman Staff '37, '38, '38: Editor-In-Chlei Roman '38, '39: Delegate to G. S. P. A. '38: Scribblers' Club '38, '38: French Club '38, '39, MADELEINE Win.: CAMP llsisll QCOMMZERCIAL COURSE Vmamm F. CARSON Carson CSCIENCE COURSE Glee Club '38: Tri-Hi-Y Club '38, '38: French Club '38, '39: Basketball '36, '37, '38, '39: President of Senior Class '39: Chairman ol Ir. Sr. Debate '39: Cheerleader '39: Wlnner Citi- zenship Medal '36: Dramatic Club '37: Vice President Home Economics Club '37, IANIE CHRISTIAN KCOMMERCIAI. COURSE Commercial Law Club '38, '39, SENIORS CONSTANCE Cor.: Connie ICOMMERCIAL counssl Circus '37, '38: Band '39: Commercial Law Club '39, ELEANOB BRNNY DALE llmnau CSCIENCE COURSEJ Cr-mm.ns Tr-ronns Dnvxs , uRedu COMMERCIAL COURSED ERA Dnvrs CCLASSICAL coURsEl Freshman Literary Club '35, '36r Sophomore Literary Club '36, '37: Scribblers' Club '37, '39: French Club '37, '39: Band '38: Iunior Orchestra '38, '39: Tri-Hi-Y '38, '39: Math Club '37, '3B. MARGUERITE ANN Dirnnvm nMaggieu ICOMMERCIBL COURSEI DN Fnzn COLLUM, IR. lack ' CSCIENCE Counsm Circus '37, '38: Glee Club '38. MARGARET Rum DANIEL QCOMMERCIAL COURSEJ CHRISTINE DAVIS CCOMMERCIAL COURSEJ HELYNN Davis CCOMMIERCIAL COURSE SARA EMILY Doom llsamell tcoMMRRcIA!. counsm Sophomore Literary Club '37: Com mercial Law Club '39. SENIORS DOROTHY DRUMMOND Dottie CCOMMERCIAI. COURSEJ Manoir: Aucr: Enema Butchie CCLASSICAI. COURSE Freshman Literary Club '36: Sopho- more Literary Club '37: Math Club '38: Scribblers' Club '37, '39: Roman Staff '37, '39: French Club '37, '39: Circus '36, '38: Usher at Commence- ment '36, '37: Trl-Hi-Y Club '37, '39: Delegate to Tri-Hi-Y Program Plan- ning Conference '38: Time Keeper Iunior Senior Debate '38: Prompter Senior Play '39: Tri-Hi-Y Conference '39 MARY Ns'r'rn: Ezzsu. llEzlzeull ISCIENCE COURSE Usher Senior Play '39. Mamma Pom: llManYll KSCIENCE COURSED MARY Tr-n:nr:sA DUNN Shorty KCOMMERCIAL COURSE! Commercial Club '39. RUBY IOSEPHINE EUBANNS nice., CCOMMERCIAL COURSE? Freshman Literary Club '35: Circus '3S: Commencement '37: Glee Club '37, '38, '39: Scribblers' '38, '39: Ro- man Statt '38, '39: Commercial Law Club '39. WYATT G. FINCHEH Snazzie CCOMMERCIAL COURSE Commercial Law Club '39: Circus '38. BILLY GA1Nr:s IIBHIII ICOMMERCIAL COURSEJ Hi-Y Club '38, '39: Commercial Club '39: Band '3B. MARY ANNE Gammnn KCOMMERCIAL counsm Basketball '35, '38: Cheer Leader '37, '38, '39: Comedy Trio '37, '38: Glee Club '36, '37, '38, '39: Secretary Glee Club '37, '38, '39: Commercial Law Club '38, '39: Scribblers' Club '38, '39: Roman Staff '38, '39: Senior Class Historian '39: Circus '36, '37, '39: Debating Exercise '38, '39: Com- mencement '38, '39. Y Mrumzn E1.1zAn:'r1-x Gannnnn llpetell KCOMMERCIAL COURSEl Commercial Law Club '39: Iunior Scribblers' Club '3B: Roman Staff '38, '39: Math Club '38: Glee Club '38, '39: Commencement Exercises '38, '39: Basketball '38, '39: Debating Exercises '38, '39: Sextette '39: Cir- cus '39: Senior Scribblers' '39. l SENIORS I-IEr.o:sE GoULn Hunt fcoMMEncrAL cormsm V ELIZABETH HAMBY KCOMMERCIAL COURSE! ORADINE HENDRICKS IIDMII KCOMMERCIAL COURSE! EuzAsE'r:-1 Hose KCLASSICAI. COURSEI Roman Stail '35, '36, '37, '38: Scrib- blers' Club '37, '38, '39: Circus '35, '36, '39: French Club '38, '39: Fresh- man Literary Club '35, '36: President of Freshman Literary Club '35, '36: Sophomore Literary Club '36, '37: Tri-Hi-Y '38, '39: President oi Tri- Hi-Y '38, '3S: Usher at Commence- ment '36, '37, '38: Usher at Play '38, '39: Deleqate to Tri-Hi-Y Conference '39: Math Club '37, '38: Senior Float '39 FRANCES Hou.En HF! I :ell ICOMMERCIAI, COURSED MARY Gmrrm KSCIENCE counsrrl French club 'as. MAE SUE HARVILL llsuzihe Qu KCOMMERCIAL COURSE! Commercial Law Club '39: Glee Club '38, '39: Commencement Exercise '38. HELEN EVELYN Hicxs Susie ICOMMERCIAI. coURsEJ RUBYE ELIZABETH HoLcoMn npudgyu KCOMMERCIAI. COURSE! Circus '36, '37: Glee Club '37, CAm:1.En RAY Hon'roN Smoockie CCOMMERCIAI. COURSED Commercial Law Club '39: Com- High School Circus '37, '38, '39, mencement '36, '37: Circus '37, '38. SENIORS Vrvum Honrou llBiboll ICOMMHRCIAL counsm Circus '36, '37, '38, '39: Freshman Literary Club '36: Sophomore Liter- ary Club '37: Commercial Law Club '38: Scribblers' '38, '39: Roman's Stat! '38, '39: Glee Club '37, '38: Commencement '37, '38. Auc: HU'rcx-xmas Hutch KSCIENCE COURSED Circus '38: French Club '38, '39: Trl-Hi-Y '39, Run? lor-msou llpugll KCOMMERCIAL COURSE Circus '37, '38: Commencement '37: Math Club '38: Roman Staff '38, '39: Scribblers' Club '38, '39: Commercial Law Club '39: Secretary Commercial Law Club '39. Gnamrs Evznvu Iouzs Shorty tSClENCE COURSE! Glee Club '36, '37, '38, '39: Com- rnencement '36, '37, '38: French Club 38: Roman Staff '38, '39: Scribblers' Club '38, '39. Donor:-nr Iovcz Km: llnotll KCOMMERCIAL COURSEJ IDA CAD: Husxcv Kate ICOMMERCIAL COURSE Senior Scribblers' Club '39. Kmrncnrm: Io:-mson nlruddyu tSCIENCE COURSEl Treasurer of Freshman Literary Club '35: Circus '36, '37: Commencement '36, '37: Usher Senior Play '38: Cheerleader '37, '38, '39: Sopho- more Literary Club '37: S. O. E. Club '38: Iunior Scrlbblers' Club '38: Senior Scribblers' Club '39: Secretary Senior Scrtbblers' Club '39: Senior Play '39: Annual Stat! '38, '39: Freshman Reporter '36: President Spanish Club '38: Tri-Hi-Y '38, '39. Br:'r'rY Iouns llpudll KCLASSICAL COURSE Freshman Literary Club '3S: Presl- dent Sophomore Literary Club '37: Math Club '38: Scibblers' Club '37, '39: Roman Staff '37, '39: Trl-H1-Y '39: French Club '37, '39: President of French Club '39: Senior Float '39: Usher at Senior Play '39: Clrcus '39. Mama Ions usauy., tCOMMERC.tAI. COURSE! Secretary ot Senior Class '39: Sopho- more Literary Club '36, '37: Com- mercial Law Club '39: Trl-H1-Y '39! Circus '38: Usher Senior Play '39. Krrrr-rnnxm: Kerr. ICOMMERCIAL COURSEI Commercial Club. v if . 3, SENIORS MARY FRANCES Known l ill KCOMMERCIAL COURSEJ Circus '37, '38: Glee Club '37, '38, '39: Commercial Law Club '39: Treasurer oi Commercial Law Club '39: Commencement '37: Scribblers' '38, '39: Roman Staii '38, '39. ANN: KING Any kin ISCIENCE COURSEJ Circus '35, '36, '37, '38: Annual Stafi '37, '38, '39: S. O. E. Club '37, '38: President oi S. O. E. Club '37, '38: Usher Senior Play '37, '38: Senior Play '38: Cheer Leader '38, '39: Iun- ior Scribblers' '38: Senior Scribblers' '39: Tri-Hi-Y '37, '38, '39: French Club '38, '39: Usher Class Day '37: Senior Dramatic Club '39, VIOLET KNowr.r:s ICOMMERCIAL counsm Ron.1:n'rA Lrr'rr.n tCo1vnvn:ncIAL coUnsEJ Band '38, '39, Emu, Lumrxm Sweetie lSCIENCE COURSE Hi-Y Club '38, '39: Circus '38, Io:-IN Cscn, Ksncr: llbizzyll CCOMMERCIAL COURSEJ Class Basketball '36, '37: Midget Foot- ball '39: Baseball '38, '39, Enrrx-1 Kmcx-rr Blondie lCOMMERCIAL COURSEl Commercial Law Club '39: Roman Staff '38, '39: Commencement '36: Scribblers' Club '38, '39: Circus '38, MARY ETHEL LAYLOR Red KSCIENCE COURSEJ Circus '36, '38, IAMES HARRY LOVELACE, Ia. Mudduck KSCIENCE COURSEJ Football '36, '37, '38: Midget Foot- ball '35: Baseball '38, '39: Class Bas- ketball '36: Baseball '38, '39: Hi-Y Club '37, '38, '38: Glee Club '38: High School Circus '34, '35, '36, '38: Usher High School Play '38: Com- mencement Exercises '3B: Delegate to Hi-Y Planning Conference '38: Sen- ior Dramatic Club '39: Senior Play '39: Student Bowling Champion '38, '39: High School Float Levee Dedi- cation '39, Nsssmrrz-1 MALoNr: LY'rr,r: ll Il lSCIENCE COURSE! Glee Club '36, '37, '38, '39: Sextette '37, '38: Sophomore Literary Club '37: Circus '36, '37, '38: Orchestra '38, '38: Librarian oi Orchestra '38, '39: French Club '38, '39: Scribblers' Club '38, '39: Roman Staff '38, '39: Tri-Hi-Y Club '37, '38, '38: Drurn Ma- ior oi Band '38, '39: Senior Dramatic Club '39: Senior Play '39: Giitorian oi Senior Class '39, .imtnga SENIORS Io:-zu W. Mnnoor ICOMMERCIAL COURSEl Circus '36, '37: lunlor Scribbler '37: Scribblers' Club '39: Roman Stall '39: Commercial Law Club '39, Mancuznrrr: KA'rr-:mm Mmm nBeed1Yn CCOMMERCIAL counsm Ronzm' Enn Luis MARTIN llcurlyll l5CIENCE COURSED Football '38: Basketball '39: Play '39, Senior Mmuonu: MAY llMa!qell KCOIVIIMERCIAI. COURSEJ Freshmen Literary Club '35, '36: Sophomore Literary Club '37: Scrib- blers' '37, '39: Treasurer Scrlbblers': Roman Staff Commercial Club '39s Tri-H1-Y '39: Commencement '39: S. 0. E. Club '37: Usher Senior Play '39: Circus '37, '38. I. KA'n-n.n:u MCC:-umav: llKaYll ISCIENCE COURSEl Sophomore Literary Club '37: Vice President Sophomore Literary Club '37: Scribblers' Club '38, '39: Roman Staff '38, '3S: Trl-Hi-Y '38, '39: Treas- urer Tri-Hi-Y '38, '39: Tri-Hl-Y Plan- ning Conference '3B: Delegate to Trl-Hi-Y '39. RALPH TILMAN MANGUM Tilly cscxsncs coUnsEJ Hi-Y Club 'a9. Cnnoum Mmrrm KCLASSICAL COURSE? Freshman Literary Club '35: Sopho- more Literary Club '3S: Math Club '37, '38: French Club '37, '3B: Scrib- blers' Club '37, '38: Roman Stat! '37: '39: Trl-Hi-Y Club '39: Clrcus '37, '38: Iunior Medalist '38. Gmac: Nzu. Mnxwzu. ullucyu KCOIVDIIERCIAI. COURSE! High School Circus '38. Rrrn Annan MCCARTHA Freckles SCIENCE COURSEJ French Club '38. Fmmczs McCunn1r ' SCIENCE COURSEl Circus '37, '38: Commencement '37. 0 U 6 SENIORS Lnumz Mn.:-ror.r.1N 1 Short Stull ICLASSICAL COURSEl Glee Club '38: Circus '36, '38: Scrib- blers' Club '37, '39: Sophomore Iii- erary Club '37: Freshman Lilerary Club '3B: Roman Staff '37, '39: French Club '37, '39: Tri-Hi-Y '37, '38, '39: Usher for Senior Play '39: Com- mencement '38: Flag Bearer lor Band '38, '39. ELSIE V1or.n'r Mom: llRuntll lCOMMERClAI. COURSEl Glee Club '37, '38, '39: Presideni Glee Club '39, Emu: Fu:r.nmc: Nrxorr lCl.B.SSlCAI. COURSE Tri-Hi-Y '38, '39: French Club '38, '39: Math Club '37: Delegate to G. S. P. A. '38: Roman Stall '38, '39: Scribblers' Club '37, '39. BEN PAYN1: IIBOII SCIENCE COURSEl Hi-Y Club '38, '39: Spanish Club '39. Rosznr I-'osrnn Pznnv urrostyu KCOMMERCIAL COURSEl KATHLEEN Donrs MILLICAN llKatll lCOMMERCIAI. COURSE3 Sophomore Literary Club '37: Com mencemenl '38. Roaznr Ann-run Munnocx tscrnncn cotmsm Donorr-rv Orrrzs llDotll KCOMMIRCIAL COURSEJ SALITA Euznarrrr-r Plums III l ll tscnmcz counssl Roman Stall '37, '38: Scribblers' Club '37, '38: French Club '37, '38, '39. lor-:N Cam. Pmsou Chicken lCOMMERClAL COURSE Circus '38: Class Basketball '36, '37: Commercial Law Club '39. P nv SENIORS ELMAREE Pruc: CCOMMERCIAL COURSEJ Anon Pnuzrr IIAIII ICOMMERCIAL cotmsiil Hi-Y Club '39: Commercial Law Club '39: President Commercial Law Club '39: Glee Club '39: Circus '38. MARGARET .ANNE REAGAN' lcomnzncuu. cotmsm Freshman Literary Club '36: Usher at Commencement '36: Sophomore Lit- erary Club '37: Trl-Hi-Y '37, '38, '39: S. O. E. '37: Scribblers' '37, '39: Ro- man Staff '37, '39: Glee Club '37, '38: Circus '36, '37, '38: Commercial Club '39, Wluxrsn Ross 1lBamey11 lSCIEN'CE COURSE Hi-Y Club '38, '39: Glee Club '38, '39: Circus '38: Orchestra '38: Foot- ball '37, '38: Vlce President ot Sen- ior Class '38. IAM::n W. Bunn Cowboy CCOMMERCIAL COURSEJ l-:SY '38, '39: Commercial Law Club Vrncnnn Pnounroor tcommrzncmx. counsm Sophomore Literary Club '36: Scrib- blers' Club '37, '38. Samui Loursr: Rnnson Sweet Pea CCOMMERCIAI. counsm Commercial Law Club '39. Qun.1.:.l: Enxzuzrn R1-Wm: tcomvasncml. counsil Commercial Law Club '39. ELLEN Rounsnc: Yellen KSCIENCE COURSE! Freshman Literary Club '38: Sopho- more Literary Club '37: Usher at Commencement '3B: French Club '38, '39: Ulher at Senior Play '39. Nzu. Runn KSCIENCE COURSE! French Club '37, '39: Commercial Law Club '38, '39, I -.-,,-.-.Q A , SENIORS IOSEPHINE RIIPEI: Tootsie KCOMMERCIAI. COURSE! Glee Club '36, '37, '38: Band '38, Venn MAI: Ssssrons llrielixll CCOMMIERCIAI. COURSE! Glee Club '37, '38, '39: Circus '38, Commencement '37: Basket Ball '36, '37, '38, '39: Captain Basket Ball '39, Debating Exercises '38, '39. EDWARD SMITH Ed CCOMMERCIAL COURSED Commercial Law Club '39. IOHN Dzwny SMITI-I IIDOCII CCOMMERCIAL COURSE! DUNLAP ScoTT Scotty CSCIENCE COURSEI Class Basketball '36, '37: Circus '36: Glee Club '38: Treasurer Senior Class '39. ANNABELLE SMITI-I Smitty KCOMIMERCIAL COURSE! Freshman Literary Club '36: Circus '37, '38: Commencement '37, '38, Ivu-: LII: SMITH tCLAssICAI. COURSE? French Club '37, '39. IAM:s H. SPURLIN' III: YI! KCOMMERCIAL COURSE Commercial Law Club '39: Class l-li-Y '38, '39: Circus '38, '39: Band Basket Ball '36, '37: Circus '38: Glee '38, '39: Orchestra '38, '39. Club '38. Fnauczs Sroasv ISCIENCE COURSE? Roman Stait '38, '39: Scribblers' Club '38, '39. Q G ' 7' fT P b'l SI' SENIORS Enom: Lnnov Srnnm T Bone KSCIENCE COURSE? Sophomore Literary Club '36: Math Club '37, '38: French Club '38, '39: Scribblers' Club '37, '38, '39: Roman Stait '38, '39: l Delegate to G. S. P. A. '38: Circus '37, '38: Dramatic Club '39: Senior Play '39. Donznz Tucxrn llDodYll KCOMMERCIAL counsm Basket Ball '38, '39: Commercial Law Club '39. PAUL Wrrrsou ncounkyu lCOMME'RCIAI. COURSEJ ggrcus '35: Commercial Law Course Rncnn. WILXERSON Rach lCOMMERClAL COURSED Commercial Law Club '39: Com- mencement '35: Basket Ball '39. Emmr: BELL: TnAMM.1:1.r. , Chuck KCLASSICAI. COURSEI Tri-I-li-Y Club '39. Wrunnu. Bnynrrr Tucxzn King-Tuck KCOMMERCIAL cotmsil Circus '35, '36: Midget Football '35, '36: Football '37: Baseball '38: Com- mercial Law Club '39. Vmamm WA'r'rs llGinnYll CSCIENCE COURSEl Freshman Literary Club '36: Sopho- more Literary Club '37: Commence- ment Exercises '37. '38: Roman Stall '39: Scribblers' Club '39: French Club '38, '39: Tri-Hi-Y '39: Usher at Senior Play '39. Mzuw lor: Wmxu: lCOMMERCIAI. counsm French Club '38, '39: Scribblers' '39: Barry ANN Yarns Tooker CCLASSICAL COURSEJ Freshman Literary Club '36: Presi- dent Sophomore Literary Club '37: Glee Club '38: Delegate to Tri-Hi-Y Program Planning Conference '38: Tri-Hi-Y '37, '38, '39: Secretary Tri- Hi-Y '39: Scribblers' Club '38, '39: Roman Staff '39: Spanish Club '38 '39: President ol Spanish Club '39: Commencement '36, '37, '38: Circus '37, '38: Senior Play '39: Orchestra '39: Representative on Senior Float '39. O I ly. ,, -Q X .M - like DM as-.M i .hm . - , -A Q,,.,,fw,?, 5: 129: ' M-.Mk . -Q4 L Q A X1-.nom 'fix 2? A .. 3- 2 vc, m- L., .lx ml NW um HISTORY OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1939 In the Autumn of 1935. school opened with about 700 students. approximately 300 of whom were Freshmen. What times we did have trying to find various classes and to leam teachers and schoolmates. Some of the events of this year were the organization of the Freshmen Literary Club of which Elizabeth Hogg was President: Margaret Reagan. Vice President: Era Davis. Secretary: and Kath- erine Iohnson. Treasurer: the Glee Club in which Nessmith Lytle. Evelyn Iones. Polly Branch. and Vivian Ables took part. More freshmen, I presume would have been taken into the Glee Club. had they not been too frightened to utter a note. Retuming to school in 1936 with our spirits high. we glorified sophomores took a more active part in the school activities. We were more fortunate this year in that more members made the Glee Club and Nessmith Lytle made the Sextet. Two distinctions of the sophomore year were the organization of the Sophomore Literary Club with Betty Iones as president. and the selection of Katherine Iohnson as a cheer leader. Thus. ends our Sophomore Year. As iuniors we hopefully began our third year, taking part in most of the clubs and other activi- ties. Katherine Iohnson was elected President of the Spanish Club and Mary Anne Garrard was elected Secretary ofthe Glee Club. Juniors edited one issue of the school paper. The Roman. We were victorious in the Iunior-Senior Debate. the Iunior debaters being Frances Howell and Bobby Battle. But. as seniors. we regret to say. we lost the debate. However. we can truthfully say that our representatives. Amy Ruth Bradfield and Raymond Broach. went down fighting. A big event of this year was the completion and inauguration of the new lighted football field. The High School Band. a new organization that is now one of the best in this section of the coun- try. made its first appearance. About two weeks before school was out. one of our most beloved teachers. Miss Grace Erwin. was taken ill and passed away. She was moumed by all who lmew her. And so. as dignified seniors. we enter into our last year at Rome High School. With Virginia Carson as President of the Senior Class: Walter Ross. Vice President: Marie Iones. Secretary: Dunlap Scott. Treasurer: Mary Anne Garrard. Historian: Polly Branch, Prophet: Ruby Iewel Baugh. Poet: Nessmith Lytle and Bob Martin. Giftorians. One of our classmates. Raymond Breach. was made business manager of the football team. Several of the senior boys played such good football that Rome High won the Seventh District Championship. Both boys and girls took an active part in basketball. The clubs in which many seniors merited their memberships were: French Club with Betty Iones as president: Spanish Club headed by Betty Ann Yates: Glee Club with Violet Moak as pres- ident: Commercial Law Club directed by Alton Pruitt: Tri-Hi-Y Club led by Elizabeth Hogg: Hi-Y presided by Bobby Battle and Scribblers' Club with Era Davis as president. Virginia Carson. Anne King and David Andrews were three new cheer-leaders to ioin Kath- erine Iohnson and Mary Anne Garrard. Some of the maior activities of our last year were football. basketball. Kid Day, Iunior-Senior Debate. Basketball Toumament. Scribblers' Banquet. Roman Staff. Senior Play and Circus. The Roman won its second Certificate of Distinction. awarded by the Henry W. Grady School of Ioumalism at Georgia. A new school for girls is being erected and the old building has been remodeled. As soon as the work on the old building had been completed. the building burned so all the work had to be done over. School was closed for a week. We Seniors have had a grand time here at Rome High School and it is with our heads held high that we step out of our places to make way for the iuniors. -Mun: Amr: Gnxuuutn A SENIOR'S FAREWELL By RUBY JEWEL BAUGH The hustling bustling days oi school. Chewing gum against the rule. Oral compositions and memory gems. Childish giggles and fancy whims. Must we leave these behind? We're seniors now: must we forget That all these memories linger yet? Our noisy busy typing class For each commercial lad and lass. Should we leave these behind? Debates and music concerts too That we've enioyed the whole year through Senior play and Senior dance: There began our school romance. Do we leave these behind? Now Chemistry was a whizz: We liked to hear the acid fizz. Latin and French were both a pain Shall we ever meet them again? Could we leave them behind? Remember when our towers fell? Ah! 'tis too sad to retell, And when the building was a blaze Our tears caused a misty haze. Shall we leave these behind? The clubs to which we belong. Our colors. motto and our song. And our last examination Showed our strong determination. This is what we leave behind. Our initials on the desk, A All our friends that we like best. Loving teachers. that we love too, And our colors gold and blue. We can't leave them behind. Do I see a tear in your eye: Do I hear you heave a sigh? Our school days will soon be gone: Eleven years seemed so long. Do you want to leave them behind? All these memories stored away Come back to us today. Now we say farewell to all: To these stately buildings tall. But in some crevice of our mind We won't leave them behind. vf 'i .gygf A i4,k!,.,,X Q cL Ass PROPHECY or 1939 Well. as there isn't anything else to do I could read the Evening News. Wonder if there is any News? Oh. yes. here it is. By the way. what day is this. Iune 1949. Why what's this? C. W. Ables. Foster Perry. and Paul Watson sentenced to hard work for setting fire to Hall's School of Commerce so that they could get out. And they were such good boys when I finished high school in '39 with them. The hero appears to be Cecil Kerce. lnow a policeman! who caught them red- handed. So manly people, that I went to school with. have entered the business world. Raymond Broach has gone to the govemor to ask for an alliance with England. Ben Calloway and Leroy Strain have become designers for the models. Elizabeth Hogg. Emmie Trammell. Oradine Hendricks. and Eleanor Dale. These models work in the shoppe. Chez Parie . owner by Monsieur Iames Stivers. This new school holds many of the graduates of Rome High. Ann King is teaching French. Harry Lovelace is teaching Spanish while the English teacher is Rita McCartha and the chemistry professor happens to be Bobby Murdock. The commercial students study commercial arithmetic under Dorothy Oates while commercial law is taught by Violet Knowles and bookkeeping classes are led by Vivian Horton. Algebra problems seem to be giving Iosephine Rupee's students a little trouble. Who are these two girls maioring chemistry under Professor Murdock? It couldn't be Carolyn Martin and Margie Edgar. History students are calling out presidents to lack Collum. while words are being spelled to Wyatt Fincher. The ianitor is none other than Iohn Carl Pinson. A few graduates have gone into radio business. Ben Payne is announcing the Hi Yo Silver program. Mary Frances Keown is announcing morning exercises for the under-nourished. Speak- ing of the under-nourished I hear that Walter Ross. Helen Hicks. Dorothy Kaye. Bobby Battle and Quillie Rhyne are attending a health resort out west trying to regain their health. Several of my classmates have taken up traveling. Katherine Keel takes daily trips to Lindale. Emily Nixon visits quite often in Athens. while Laurie Milhollin visits in Houston. Texas. Eugenia Bradfield seems to be quite interested in Cedartown. I am so sorry to hear that Betty Iones. Kath- erine Iohnson and Mary Anne Garrard are nmning an old maid's boarding house. They are quite different from the girls that have entered into matrimony. Mary Io Winkle has become the wife of a preacher while Elizabeth Payne has become the better half of a bootlegger and Heloise Gould has taken up the duties of a farmer's wife. I hear Nessmith Lytle is raising a little saxtet . Mar- garet Reagan seems to have trouble in trying to decide between being a farmer's wife and a countess. Grace Dean Callahan has gone in business for herself as proprietor of a rummage sale with Virginia Watts as her best customer. So many people are playing in orchestras now. Iimmy Burkhalter plays first trumpet in Tommy Dorsey's orchestra while Dorothy Broome plays the French horn with Roberta Little taking rides on the clarinet all accompanied on the piano by Dewey Smith. Oh yes. and Veda Mea Sessions is doing her best on the flute. Broadway claims some of my old classmates. too. James Burk owns a fashionable night club in New York with Mary Ethel Lalor as the featured dancer. Mary Ethyl was taught by Mable Camp and Bill Barton. Also on Broadway featured in the Follies of 1939 I find Elmaree Price. Era Davis. Nell Rudd. Dorene Tucker. Betty Ann Yates. Mary Griffin. Marguerite Mann. Martha Braden and Ruby Iohnson. all directed by Alton Pruit. The musical attracted Rachael Wilkerson. Annabel Smith. and Louise Ransom to leam the art of opera singing. Hollywood is fortunate in having three old Romans. Bill Peacock. Vivian Ables. and Madeline Camp. Virginia Carson is going into a new business. Instead of making austins. she is raising them! Of all things! Imagine Sue Harvill and Mary Ezzell ru.nning a filling station. I hear that on every Sunday afternoon lectures are heard over W.R.G.A. on the Woman's Rights' Association given by Frances Storey. Martha Ford. Mary Carroll. Ianie Christian. Virginia 'wi ' 'l . Q- Ball, Helen Davis, Grace Maxwell, Elizabeth Hamby. and Helon Burton, while free booklets on How to Become Tall and Graceful are written by Mary Dunn. Violet Moak and Edith Knight. I wonder why Marie Iones always listens to the radio so much these days. W.R.G.A. only plays records. Evelyn Iones now has a iob in the library, helping to keep the children quiet. Earl Lumpkin has gone into training to prepare for a fight with Man Mountain Dean. Alice Hutchings has taken upon herself the task of leading the society of W.P.P.P., Wornan's Peace, Purity, and Patriotism League. Her faithful followers are Ruby Iewel Baugh, Martha Ann Burton, and Marguerite Diprima. Mariorie May is now employed in a hamburger factory. So many girls are now working their way through college by selling magazines. These are Kathleen Millicarz, Ruby Holcomb, Ida Cade Husky, and Amy Ruth Bradfield while Virginia Proud- foot earns her salary by selling artificial fingernails. Sara Dooly and Christine Davis are giving track lessons at the new athletic field, which Rome is so proud of. Kathleen McChargue attends limmy Spurlin's orchestra practice regularly to inspire the tenor sax man. Ray Horton has become an experienced dentist with Marie and Sybil Burkhalter as his assist- ants. Three boys have become the leading stars in football at Alabama, Dunlap Scott, David An- drews. and Edward Smith. Iames Rudd has moved West to become a roaming cowboy . Ieff Brandon has become a beautician expert with Elizabeth Bagley as his faithful worker. I heard iust yesterday that Ivie Lee Smith has finished her 9,999th book on How to Read . Constance Cole and Iohn Maloof are writing poems. now, and reading them over W.R.G.A. Delois Carter is selling her famous little liver pills while Ellen Routledge is doing research work in a laboratory with acetic acid, trying to find a cure for Tape worm. These changing years make it hard to realize that so many people are successful and happy in their new work. I only wonder if these people will be employed in the sarne business in 1959. Pot.t.v Brumcl-I A A f v , f'f' 7, K 'fl ff 'XM Q fy, V wf f-X!-xx-f Xf- 'K W 'Ik 1 if , 'J MN ffy - 1 CIE 1 - X - ,t IUNIORS Ln.r.uLN Amuas Svnn. 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BETTY SMITH CI-IAnI.sIE SMITH HELEN SMITH Nonwoon SMITH BERNARD Snow SARA Bon STIIAIN MAGGIE SIILLENS EMMA LEE TANxEnsI.EY EI.oIsE TARVIN PAYE TEAGIIE FRANK ToI.sEnT MARY 'l'oI.nEnT CAROLYN' TURNER MARY ELLA VAN PELT RUTH WALDEN CLARII WALLACE ANGELYN WAHI: SOPHOMORES MILDRED WASHINGTON FRED WATSON DONALD C. WELCH D. W. WELCH MARY WELCH LucILE WHITTENBURG HELEN WHITE MARY WHITTENBURG IEANETTE WILLIAMS ROGERS WILLIAMS JAMES WILLINGI-IAM IEANETTE WILLIAMSON N INA WILLINGHAM HAROLD WILSON EVELYN WINGATE IULIAN WINGO LAIIIIY MAE WOOTAN . NELLE ALLISON WYATT NELLE ALLISON WYAT1' IoE YARBROUGH L. 6. yamrggrwn -ww wyfz 1 H? ,. Q if Yn 2Q'j5uj4f'ii-E ,., .Y - 1 1 l .5 t 1 K W? M ..-,:: Ilx - l N yi: , AE 2. A M A' 1 55' K L as 1 wiv 5' 1 1 X 1 92598 P 'A Q 4 xl .161 7: Le, . if , 5 R N W A ,ga- A mi CAMPUS! X : xxx 1 25. NX fs vl , 'x A f X? T lit!!! if I V. A U 2, fx A 'xx 6 in , ,E Tx 5? film xx 2 YQ WY R x Q X AQ f 2 X Q: 6 ,iff-N x DLNXK X 'ff , ', S f if X ,fi nzQf f MY Q f 5, I I XX rf fi' f-f F fy I ,ff ff'-,NX ff A,, , A f . t lf . I, I f . X 5- 4' L? .41 Eloise Alford, Myron Anderson, Betty Atkins, L. P. Atkins, Frances Atkins, Alma Atkinson, Denny Bagley, Myra Nell Baird. Bettye Barton, Frances Baugh, Billy Blaylock, Eileen Blaylock, Susie Boswell, Avanell Brad- shaw, Max Bredosky, Betty Ann Bridges, Frances Broach, Alva Brock, Floralee Brock, Charles Brooks, Gordon Brown, Christine Burkhalter, Ruth Camp, lack Carlson. FRESHMEN May Vonne Carlson, Anne Chalker, Louise Chandler, Edith Combs, Emma Conn, Iohn Cook, Martha Cronan, Richard Crymes, Eugene Daniel. Polly Daniel, Iohn C. Davis, Colleen Davis, William Davis, Amold Dixon, Lester Dollar, Laurens Dorsey, Ioyce Doss, Billy Dunwoody, Sara Early, Etuart East, Hume Eastman. Helen Edwards, Eugene Ethridqe. Mildred Evans. Opal Everett, Louise Flippin, H. C. Ford, lean Freeman, I. D. Freeman, Billy Fricks, Millard Frye, G. S. Gaines, Lewis Gaines, Hugh Gann, Ed Gibson, Gladys Gray, Willard Gray, Doris Greene. Clyde Griiiies. Franklin Grit- tin, Ruth Grogan, Imogene Hall, Jimmie Hall, Mona Harbour, Myra Harris, Reba Hartley, Gilbert Harville, Clyde Hendrix. FRESHMEN Leola l-lice, W. C. Hicks, Gayle Hine, Walter Holbrook, Doris Hooks, Leo Hooper, Billy Hopkins, Mary Louise Hughes, Florene Iackson, George Iackson, Harold Iackson, Alton Ienkins, Hoyt Iohnson, Hugh Iohnson, Ellie Iohnson, Mavis Johnston, Barbara Iones, Alfred Iones, Frances Kelley, Carolyn Keith, Katherine Keys, Helen Knowles, Pete Lampros, Alton Landers. SSS... 4 . W an l n RWE 3 f if at tw 3 I Y -r K .F FH f V 'fs he figh .wg J. E X Frances Lane, Iohn Lane, Emma Mae Light, Doris Loudermilk, Virginia Lytle, Freddie Madden, Ruth Martin, Ieif Mathis, Ioe Mathis, Elliott McCartha, Leon McChargue, Mary McKinney, Betty Mellon, Russell -Merritt, Ioy Mitchell, Dorothy Mixon, Audrey Mize, I. P. Mooney, Noble Moore, William lBilliel Morton, Minta Mullinax, E. C. Murdock, William Mull, Virgil Nolan. FRESHMEN Barbara Nunnally, Hennan Ortwein, Marvin Otts, Dean Owens, Monroe Ozment, Helen Pappalardo, Ralph Payne, Eloise Peyton, Bobbie Penn, Connie Mae Phillips, Frances Raines, Doris Reed, Ioe Reeves, Ruth Reid, Emma Richey, Cleo Roberts, Betty Routledge, G. W. Ruff, Mariorie Ryder, Kimbal Salmon, Elbert Satteriield, Dan Scott, Tommie Scott. ' .4 . sr S E4 L05 Ellen Scruggs, Ansel Sharp, Billy Shelton, Paul Shiilett, Ir.. Iessie Mae Silver. Lois Siniard, Carlton Smith, Dorothy Smith, Evelyn Smith, Lora Smith, Margaret Smith, Norman Snyder, Iack Sprayberry. Nora Lee Stanley. Almeda Stansell, Lucile Stivers, Bettye Ann Stone, Bettye Io Storey, Robert Teat, Betty Thacker, Roy Thomas, Donald Thomason, H. C. Tinsley, Ir., Clara Tomasetti. FRESHMEN Cornelia Trammell, Edna Turner, O'Neal Veatch, Mary Wallace, Charles Ware, Robert Warner, Lyndol War- ren. Betty Sue Watson, Catherine Watters, Wendell Weaver, Mary Wescott, Ioan Whiteside, Bonnie Wilkerson. Sue Williams, Iames Williamson, Myrtle Williamson, Frances Willingham. Leo Woolstein, Marian Wood, Betty Wootan, Dot Yates, Hugh Young, Marveline Youngblood. 1,4?vn., Mr, 6-tr f : K K , A N, 's , ,,. K -A 8' W X Q LL H Q it . , ., , ig. f-,. my B Qi. S fi - W t .3 921 g S V -f N e Q -'F-1' N fav A , , M W ' ' Qv' 3 2 i Mmm KID DAY SCENES H' Ci? 'A wx H!!! ,,, H f . fi H5 T ' , 'I 'X' Q -' .ff 1 .YN X K, . X f X X , X 5 FRENCH CLUB Betty Iones .... ......... P resident Lila Proudloot .... ....... V ice President Virginia Hine .... ..... Se cretary-Treasurer Bobby Battle, Quincy Brooks. Helon Burton, Ben Callaway, Virginia Carson, Robert Clair, Era Davis, Thelma Dorsey. Margie Edgar, Louise Floyd, Lon Hall, Ir., Elizabeth Hogg, Amelita Horn, Anne Hughes, Alice Hutchings. Harlan Iohnston, Anne King, Edward Lusk. Nessmith Lytle, Carolyn Martin, Kathleen McChargue, Laurie Milhollin. Emily Nixon, Elizabeth Payne. Addie Mitchell Perry. Virginia Perry. Iulia Quigg, Betty Ray, Madalynne Register. Ellen Routledge, Nell Rudd, Margaret Shelton, Martha Io Skene, Iames Sligh, Edna Lee Snyder, Leroy Strain, Clara Tankersley. Emmie Trammell. Hilda Vaughan, Virginia Watts, Elaine Wilson. Martha Winfrey, Pauline Wingo. 1' YF' ROMAN STAF F Marie Iones, Editor, Anne King, Business Manager, Kathryn Iohnson, Asst. Business Manaqer, Louise Stock, Advertising, Mariorie May, Typist, Ruby Iohnson, Typist, Violet Moak, Typist. ROME HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS PRYQENT H r. Smith Steps Out A domestic cornedy in three sets CITY AUDITORIUM Friday Nighi, April I4, I939 Eight O'cloc.k 4 ' 1 QL3,,,,, ACTEB-S Y ate F CHAR wr unset tty Ann S C AST 0 their appe, - - - - , ,Be Cahahan order oi ' th ,,.. e Dean On eper ior Sidney Srni -- -,-, ,-,-,Grae ,,,,,Boh Martin ' Strain s Stey ens househe uiacturer --- -,,-,- X .er oy L W Hr . , ' rnaid ,..,.....,,.,, ' sage rnen - ,,-,.Harry -. ei ' d Marie, 8 Sidney Srnith, a rich sau Weyrnen, a saiesrnan ...,,,.,,...,. Sarnuei Harrnen, an ady ertising sohcitor ,,,,,. ur Srnith, eager to invest his dads money ,,,,,,,,,, D ayrd An ' sister, aiso possessed oi iiiusions ,,,, N esrnith ,,----,-,,-,-----.Bobby Katherine 3 Arth 1 ne Srnith, Arthur s young attorney ,,,,,, is in Xoye ,,,, .,., , - ,J arnes Bur ,,,,An a Dick Brainerd, a with whom Arthur ' h Lord .,..,.., Yarvrer, YK Enghs iths ,,.,........ d er 'HAIR Y QW S Lytte Hattie ohnson khekter n Kin g Hose ' Dabney, a. ' oi the Sm ' Mergieii 5 A. Hunt. Regrnaid Peggy Sarnpson, a irrend Stage Manager zfBiXi Barton , Directorszfhfxss Eiizaheth Powers, Mr. Henry SY N OP Sl S YLACE:f,A srnah town in the rniddre w est, ME.-,The present. g roorn oi Sidney Srnith's hofoe. A Sat e kduring Act 'YK . Ezfuyin n in Sun . morning i three no ACT on aiternoo ACT 'YWOzf'Yhe sarne. The next curtain inns ior one rninute to denote ar tapse o ACT THREE-:fThe sarne. Eariy in Decernher. Music 'oy High Schoot Orchestra W . X. LAYTON , Director urday H. the urs. DRAMA TIC CLUB sri up di A 40'- in FRESHMAN LITERARY CLUB Frances Baugh .... ........ P resident Gladys Gray .... ...... V ice President Frances Raines . . . .... Secretary-Treasurer Eloise Alford. Betty Atkins, Betty Barton, Susie Boswell, Max Bredosky, Betty Ann Bridges, Frances Broach, Floralee Brock, Christine Burkhalter, Edith Combs, Polly Daniell, Ioyce Doss, Sara Early, Helen Edwards, Opal Everett, H. C. Ford, Willard Gray, Imogene Hall, Gilbert Harvill, Gayle Hine, Harvey Holland, Billy Hopkins, Florine Iackson, Hoyt Iohnson, Alfred Iones, Barbara Iones, Virginia Lytle, Audrey Mize, Barbara Nunnally, Ralph Payne, Bobbie Penn, Doris Reed, Ruth Ried, Betty Routledge, G. W. Ruff, Ir., Kimball Salmon, Ansel Sharp, Lucile Stivers, Bettye Io Storey, O'Nea1 Veatch, Sue Frances Willingham, Dorothy Yates. GLEE CLUB Mary Frances Bamett. Bobby Battle, Kathleen Bowman, Frances Brannon, V. E. Brintle, Christine Burlzhalter, Maire Burkhalter, Elsie Byars. Ioy Chambers, Edith Combs, Charles Davis, Thelma Dorsey, Virginia Espy, Iosephine Eubanlrl, Clyde Fricks, Mary Ann Garrard. Mildred Garrard, Sue Harvill, Leona Hendricks, Evelyn Iones, Mary Frances Keovm, Freddie Madden. Ann McLaney, Charlotte Millican. Violet Moak. Eleanor Morgan, Bobby Murdock E. C. Murdock, Alton Pruit, Veda Mae Sessions, Helen Smith, Edna Lee Snyder. Clara Tomesetti, Cornelia Trammell, Geraldine Trammell, Edna Turner, Rogers W'1lHam:, Frances Xlfillinqharn, Nina Willingharrm. tw-wr L h Betty Ann Yates .... Dan Primm ......... Grace Dean Callahan .... V. E. Brintle Louise Burk Iimmie Burkhalter Mable Camp Billie Fleming Frances Hairston lame: Hunmontree SPANISH CLUB .. . . . . .President . . . . . . . .Vice President . . . .Secretary-Treasurer Iosephine Iones Walter Lander, Ir. Tommy Maudlin Eloise McKenzie Ben Payne Ralph 'l'YIOn 'gays .-L ,, 1 E. Pierce McGhee P Uldvisori I. B. Maddox Ukdvisorl HI-Y CLUB Bobby Battle, Oliver Booker. Raymond Broach. V. E. Brinile. Billy Gaines, Richard Griifin. Paul Hammond. Leonard Hancock. Iohn Howell. lames Iones. Harry Lovelace, Earl Lumpkin. Ralph Mangum, Leland Mowry, Bobby Murdock. Ben Payne. Dan Primm, Alton Pruit. Walter Ross, Iames Rudd, William Sewell. Bob Smith. Ralph Tyson. TRI-HI-Y Elizabeth Hogg .... Margie Edgar .... Betty Ann Yates ...... Kathleen McChargue .... Eugenia Bradfield Polly Branch Grace Dean Callahan Mable Camp Virginia Carson Era Davis Virginia Hine Winifred Hixson Alice Hutchings Charlotte Iolly Betty Jones Virginia Watts Q G A 1 ........Pres1dent . . . .Vice President . . . . .Secretary . . . .Treasurer Iosephine Iones Marie Iones Anne King N essmith Lytle Carolyn Martin Mariorie May Laurie Milhollin Emily Nixon Iulia Quiqs Margaret Reagan Emmie Trammell COMMERCIAL LAW CLUB Alton Pruit ......... ........ P resident Amy Ruth Bradfield .... ..... V ice President Ruby Iohnson ........ ...... Sec retary Mary Frances Keown ................ . . .... Treasurer C. W. Ables. Ruby Iewel Baugh, Oliver Booker, Eugenia Bradfield. Dorothy Broom. Marie Burkhalter. Sybil Burkhalter. Ioy Chambers, Constance Cole. Sara Dooley, Mary Dunn. Iosephine Eubanks. Wyatt Fincher, Billy Gaines, Mary Ann Garrard. Mildred Garrard. Sue Harvill. Vivian Horton. Marie Iones. Edith Knight. Iohn Malooi. Iohn Pinson, Louise Ransom, Margaret Reagan. Quillie Rhyne. Iames Rudd. Nell Rudd. Edward Smith, Dorene Tucker. Wendell Tucker. Paul Watson, Rachel Wilkerson, Mariorie May. SOPHOMORE LITERARY CLUB Virginia Erwin ..... ....... Pr esident Hubert McDonald ..... .... V ice President Helen Moore ...... ....... Se cretary Mary Frances Barnett, Kathleen Bowman, Lillian Bredosky, Eunice Brown, Berrien Chidsey, Vivian Covey. Mildred Coulter, Ann Delournette, Madeline Diprirna, Vera Dunn, Virginia Elliott, Augusta Fogarty, Ioyce Fricks, Mary Frances Gentry, Dorothy Griffin, Iohn Higwood, Frances Hardin, Sara Harvey, Estelle Iohnsen. Helen Johnson, lane Iohnes, Ann Marshall, Imogene McCullough, Iuanita McKinney, Ann McLaney, Challis Nixon, Carolyn Robinson, Alee Shmukler, George Skene, Betty Smith, Helen Smith, Charlsie Smith, Sara Bob Strain, Berline Sword, Emma Tankersley, Elaine Tarvin. Mary Tolbert, Ruth Walden, Angelyn Ward. Mildred Washington. Susan Watters. Lucile Whittenburq, Mary Whittenburg, Ieanette VVi1liams. A O IUNIOR SCRIBBLERS' CLUB HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA SENIOR SCRIBBLERS' CLUB JL! T-'Li 6 C223 QX U X L 6353 X Wg XE gf 'N f I Q 4 Q --....---.,- VV-Yr lfj SI-IIFLETT SUTTON WILLIS HOWELL Tackle Tackle Tackle Tackle Football BRAY KING HOLSOMBACK DAVIS Guard Guard Guard Guard I . f I M-....,.,, .... N, xx,. Mem. -we , .,.,-, at ..e...,.....,,,, X TUCKER JOHNSON ROSS BROACH Coach Tackle Center Manager LOVELACE BROADWAY STEPHENS TYSON Back Back Back Guard 6 Back ' if A THRELKELD MANN PRIMM MARTIN Back Back Back Back C AMP WI-IITTENBURG TOLBERT SMITH HENDERSON Back End End End End A .. A THE SQUAD CHEER LEADERS X. r WYATT Forward MR. DERRICK Coach A ' .rf fa I 9' -fri: : - +15 X N3 R 'Q' -, 1 Mn 'f 4 R N ROBERTS McKELVEY GARRARD S. BURKHALTER Guard Guard Forward Forward PARSONS Girls Basket Ball Maw' CARSON SULLINS Forward Forward TUCKER M. BURKHALTER Guard Guard -X x -D1 1 f ,of dr, 1' ja WILLIAMS PARTEE Guard Forward WILKERSON SESSIONS PADGE.'l 1' Forward Guard Forward 9 I3 X! I N X Q X. sg gk X Y S Y as SHIFLETT Forward BROACI-I Forward MR. TUCKER. Coach SMITH. Guard PRIMM. Forward MATTHEWS, Center MULLINIX, Forward r I 2 Q . BOYS BASKET BALL MARTIN. Guard THIRELHZLD. Forward STEVENS. Guard DAVIS. Forward 5 wg-1Tgg:.:r7:5: BASE BALL BACK ROW-B. Primm: Stephens: Davis: Taylor: Tyson: Tucker, Coach. FRONT ROW-Carter: Kerce: C. Smiih: Ables: Pinson: B. Smith: Tolbert: D. Primm. Chambers 6. Akins M8-nn 5: Smith Rome CORNETS Ed Bower Tommy Mauldln Constance Cole Frances Harris TRUMPETS Leonard Hancock Ilmmle Burkhalter Richard Griffin Claude Gray Hume Eastman Edwin Howell Billy Dunwoody Quincy Brooks Iames Sligh Mildred Prewett 'l'heda Brandon TROMBONES Marvin Iohnson Tom Camp lames Russell G. W. King Noble Moore DRUM MAIORS Eleanor Morgan Nessmith Lytle Helen Smith ,. W- V ,, W if . .US , 4, l High School Band MEMBERS BARITONE Bobby Murdock ALTOS Dorothy Broome Iohn Lane SOUSAPHONES Iohn Howell Tommy Nichols PICCOLO Mary Frances Barnett GLOCKENSPIEL Glenda Methvin SAXOPHONES Fay Covington Iulia Quigg Frances Brannon Margaret White Mary Ellis Ralph Tyson Bobby Storey Ioe Yarbrough Weyman Camp Iimmy Spurlin Harlan Iohnson DRUMS Guy Mclunkin Robert Clair Lon Todd H. C. Ford CYMBALS Dot Yates CLARINETS Bobby Battle Iohn Bower Lucile Whittenburg Iimmle Denmark Ann Mcl.aney Ed Lusk Herman Nichols Mildred Washington Dan Primm Virginia Erwin Dolph Kennedy Virginia Elliott Roberta Little Charlotte Iolly Betty Routledge Robert Poole FLAG BEARERS Winilred Hixon Ann De Iournette Laurie Milhollin W. -.--v-,,fyygr,.,,.-.,'p,-1 - , 2 mt , FOOT BALL RECORD Rome ..... ..... D alton 13 Rome .... ..... G adsden 27 Rome ..... .. North Fulton 21 Rome ..... .. Marist 27 Rome ..... .. Cartersville 0 Rome ..... ..... Ga vlesville 0 Rome ..... ..... 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This banlc, identified with Rome's progress for a quarter ol a century, counts it a privilege to serve so many ol the alumni and the faculty. OFFICERS john M. Graham, President S. H. Smith, Chairman ol Board L. N. Shahan, jr., Vice-President W. S. Cothran, Vice-President and Trust Officer 1. A. Palmer, Cashier E. L. Ford, Asst. Cashier R. C. Gilmer, Asst. Cashier THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF ROME ROME, GEORGIA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation DRINK IN STERILIZED BOTTLES Tv,- Compliments of S. H. KRESS 8: CO. 5- 10 8s 25c STORE Rome High Students Always Welcome Compliments of Montgomery Ward Rome's newest and most complete store GRAVES-HARPER COMPANY Office 312 Broad Street Telephones: Office 93-Yard 96 COAL AND INSURANCE ROME, GEORGIA It Coftf Leu At STERCHPS The South'.r Largext Home Furnishers Home of PHILCO RADIOS-FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS-FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC RANGES AND WATER HEATERS ANDREWS MOTOR COMPANY PACKARD DeSOTO - PLYMOUTH SCHULT TRAILERS Phones 10 sf 425 SALES AND SERVICE 527 Broad sweet ROME, GEORGIA 24 Hour Complete Service H ENLOE DRUG CO. For Prescriptions Phones 26 and 27 Rome, Ga. SEARS ROEBUCK 8a CC. 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WILLIAMSON, Manager Kennedy- jolly Hardware Flour and Feed 115 Broad St. Insist on . . . SOUTHERN DAIRIES For Finer ICE CREAM Primm 81. Gaston 2nd Ave. Gulf Station Phone 934 --oz. Mqw Mfzcw WHO STILL REMEMBERS WHEN I HE WAS A HIGH SCHOOL KID. ' rw5' AND STILL DOES IN 1939 MEET ME AT . Compliments ,Iohnnies Place of 511 Second Ave. fr' ds meet and part more fn dly C' Telephon 310 Compliments of IUIIIZI - EHAIIIIII EIIRPIIIIAIIII NEW YORK, N. Y. ROME, GA. HOPEWELL. VA TURNING IDEAS INTO WORDS I AND PICTURES In our highly efficient plant, we pride ourselves on the ability to faithfully execute YOUR ideas . . . incorporating them into 'a finished presentation of Modern Printing Art THE STEIN PRINTING CO. CREATIVE PRINTING OFFSET-LITHO. COLOR 161 LUCKIE ST., N. W. ATLANTA, GA. 'Mums .3 . mg gg A ,bw A , 6 ,Quit V A ' wa W - fi 2' A . .Y A kwa, -- f X, 515354, 'Q ,Nw ' PQ guy' 4. S, , -451 .vr .ji . ? Jw-awk . auf' ,f,. , .f ww K gg x'.t 3, I 4' . 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