Russell High School - Pointer Yearbook (East Point, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1934 volume:

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The POINT lflll., 1934- zrnnnzuzrmnrmrnmzxnnulgm EDICATICN Although in every successful institution of learn- ing the most important phase must be scholarship, there are certain extra-curricula activities which are vital to the life and spirit of a school. There is no more impor- tant activity outside of scholarship than athletics. Ath- letics play an important part in keeping the school a unit and in building the individual characters of the students. Although Russell High is yet a young school, the record which has been made in athletics is one for which every Russellite should be proud. This record would not have been possible if it were not for the excellent coaching staff which it has been this school's good fortune to have. The coaches of Rus- sell High are capable, earnest, and self-sacrificing. Al- though, they play to win the game, their main efforts have been directed toward the building of character and good sportsmanship. The student body of Russell High, as well as the boys on the teams, have great confidence and pride in their coaches and believe that this mention should be made of their merits. Therefore, we the members of the staff, respectful- ly dedicate the nineteen-thirty-four volume of The Pointer to the athletic coaches: Mr. Robert L. Bowen, football, Mr. Cyrus V. Maddox, baseball and track, Mr. john G. Lewis, basketball and tennis, and Miss Mar- guerite Dobbs, secretary of the Athletic Department. C12-f A . .,.......... mm- ............. ,Um - mn rv-mum-,vm-,mmmmm-m. vfmmwfm-W .... ....... N ' .... . ....,.......... ...... .. .....,........, Z 1 eg? -3 : 'TW f - v-f-fN -----------f-v- COACH R. L. BOWEN COACH C. V. MADDOX Football Baseball and Track SQQQI J.G.I1EWI'S Miss MARGUERITE DOBBS f ,f . -f .. . Bfs 'et Half mul' Secretary Of Athletzc Tennis Department CEE , - l------'--' mv- '1-A1 W -f1A-AlA- M l1-ll'l' W --l'-'K-- S'fn.l fl CCC, fix ..1...., The POINTER, 19341 ' FCDREWCRD When life's problems are to be met and the future seems uncertain, it is often profit- able and always enjoyable to turn back the leaves of time and review the days gone by. It is with this thought that the members of the annual staff, submit this ninth volume of THE POINTER to the students of Russell High School. May it become a part of their future lives and, may it preserve forever the mem- ories and friendships of the days spent in Russell. in xx N V mg i i i' ' 'Y al' r i is I POINTER, 1934 Book I Book II Book III Book I V Book V CONTENTS . Sehael . Athletics . . Urganizatiarts . . Military Department . Features ' ' .-A The POINTER, 1934- HARLEY WARI.ICK Editor-in-Chief WILLIE POAGE . . . . Associate Editor-in-Chief ELSIE BLACKSTONE . . Associate Editor-in-Chief HORACE WALL . . . Senior Editor JOHN CORDES . . Senior Editor JOHN HARKEY . . . Senior Editor EVELYN CASH . . . Senior Editor WALTER SIMS . . . Class Editor FANNIE H0013 . . . Club Editor F. A. SMITH . . Athletic Editor JOHN G. LEWIS Faculty Advisor Page 8 A K ip- 'X 1, K ,fy m 4. k ' ................ A .---...-.------------u -------uu--v------------1-------------0--I---'------------H--'-----n 2 ' I The POINTER, 1934- EVELYN HEMPERLEY Business Manager A 'A ri HUGH THOMPSON . . Assistant Business Manager MARY HOGG . . . .... .. Circulation Manager MARY RUTH RAGSDALE . . . Assistant Circulation Manager JOHNNIE WILSON . . Assistant Circulation Manager HUGH DAVIS . . . .... Art Editor FRANK HARBIN . . . . Military Editor MOLLIE LEE POPE . . . Typist MARY KNOTT ..... Typist LUCILLE GUNNIN . . . Typist A. P. TANKERSLEY Faculty Advisor A E Ms ' I ? . ,-' - . m nv-v-W1-vfrrfnmmfmnfnwwffm-. .vm-n W---A---vw-M, , .... -we 'ww ---' '-'-- W '-L .,... hs... ,,,-vm,m,,,.-yr.,-. .,.fv -,V-1-U-fn-my-Uvmfn-rffww-f-f.-fm-U-,mv.H mv'-1H'H - Page 9 'li F ,u,,,x The ....... .... ......... , ff V ' 5 x4,K S ' X f--W: 'HG 3 A' ii 3- L in 'll ff H se 3 a - f Qin .6 1 :fig K ji If 4, X scarf 3 y I i '7 fi ' r f ,gf V ifif' AE - , X ,x,. ,SL Page 10 63 f' x A ' 7 ' ' f ' j g inf BOOKI - SCHOOL 1: xmuwnmnmmzunu . U I H'I'he 'll0lN'l'lfR, V734 MR. PAUL D. WEST MR. JERE A. WELLS Superintendent Principal i V Miss MATTIE MICHAEL Assistant Principal wt K EXXFTE3 1 LP Y, 1r1r1u 1un11mmuUmnnn11mffvWm, ,-Y,-www .,,,,,,.,,. Ei HU, , , m,,um,,,.,,H ,,,,, :W tnm.,,,,,,,,,.,,.m Page 13 if f QL.. J FACULTY gil? -,tfwk k, .gb MISS MARGARET ALLEN Librarian A. B., Shorter College B. A. L. S., Emory University MISS .IENNIE ANDERSON Assistant Language A, B, Agnes Scott College MISS KATE ATKINSON Assistant English A. B., Mississippi Wcmen's College MR. R. L. BOWEN Assistant Science A. B., University of South Carolina MR. J. R. CAMPBELL History A. B., Emory University MISS RUTH CASEY Assistant Commercial A. B., Agnes Scott College MISS MAUDE COLQUIIT Assistant Language A. B., M. A., Brenau College MR. L. L. DECK Assistant English A. B., Davidson College MISS OCIE MATHEWS Secretary MR. ROY DRUKENMILLER Science Ph. B., M. A., Emory University MRS. L, S. EAKES Assistant Language A. B., Cox College MISS LUCY FIELDS Assistant Commercial A. B., B. M., Bessie Tift College ,,,,,,, L' f .X 1 J Page 14 The ...... .......... FACULTY MR. B. B. FULLER Commercial B. S., Georgia Tech MR. W. D. CILMORE 'F Assistant Science B. S., Clemson Col'ege MISS .IOE WILL HEARN Assistant English A. B., Bessie Tift College MR. S. M. HEAHN Assistant Mathematics A. B., Emory University Z 1 4 MISS ZULA BELLE HILL English 1 A. B., Wseleyan College i MISS EDITH HOPKINS 1 Assistant History ' A. B., University of Georgia MR. .I. G. LEWIS Assistant Mathematics B. Si, Clemson College M. S., Mercer University MR, C. V. MADDOX Assistant Mathematics A. B., Mercer University MISS MARGUERITE DOBBS Assistant Science ' A. B., Agnes Scott College 1 MR. JAMES T. MCGEE Mathematcis A. B., M. A., Emory University , MISS MATTIE MAE MERIWETHER Assistant Commercial Tyler's Business College Cricht0n's Business College MISS VIRGINIA IVIOOTY Assistant Science A, B., LaGrange College Transferred to North Fulton Page I5 X 4, The POINTER, IQZ4' FACULTY . ... , yu MISS LAURA NEELY Home Economics B. S. H. E, George State College for Women MISS EVELYN NORTHCUTT ' Assistant Home Economics B, S. H. E., George State College for Women CAPTAIN ADE ORRILL P. M. s. and T. Inf.g D. o. L. U. s. A. MISS LOIS PARR Asssitant English A. B., Shorter College MR. WALTER F. PATE Assistant English A. B., Mercer University MISS MILDRED PENDERGRASS Assistant English A. B., LaGrange College MR. W. B. PIRKLE Assistant History A. B., Ed, University of Georgia SGT. W. RATHIEWICZ Commanrlant D, E. M. L. U. S. A. MR. A. P. TANKERSLEY Assistant Language A. B, M. A., Emory University MISS KATHLEEN TAYLOR Assistant Mathematics A. B., University of Georgia MISS CLYDE WEHUNT Assistant Commercial A. B. Ed., University of Georgia 4' Supplied for by Mrs. W. T. Jackson . offs, 1 LM. ., .......-. 4. . V W s-Y--fn f-1'v':'v--v'-v'vvfv'f'fv'vf1vfmg1..u1u.x.xr1fH m-f'fff mf 1 A A 'Q . 717 ...... ...... ............ ...... ....... . . . . X, Page 16 , ,......,.....,.... ., ...,,.. .v.,..,. ,..... . . , SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS RALPH GILES lulron Man Gilesnl Officers Clubg Football '33g President of Senior Classg Athletic Clubg Track Team '31-'32, '33-'34, A little butter-fingered at football, but greased- lightning' at trackg a friend to all especially to the women. HORACE WALL U'Bud J Captain of A Company, Officers Club, Senior Editor of Pointer '34. Loved by the girls, liked by the boys, and what-by the teachers? Best of Luck Bud. REBEKAH BELLE JARRELL fBecky 5 Secretary of Senior Classg Dramatic Clubg Quill antl Scroll. Who was that laughing? Yes, it was Becky. The little girl with the pretty smiling dimples, JOHNNIE WILSON f Ficcidilly J Secretary of Home Economic Clubg Treasurer of Senior Classg Battalion Sponsorg Girl's Rifle Teamg Sponsor Hi-Y. Annual Staff. ,I0hnnie's smile and loving disposition have won her many friends at Russell. . .. ..,.. ....., , ., X Page 17 if Q 2 1 .,. ...... .......... . ............. The POINTER, 1934 GEORGE ABERCROMBIE C'Curley'lJ A Company ROY ADAMS Captain and Adjutant of Stalfg Officers Clubg Hi-Y Club BOMAR ALDERAGE f Bud l Spanish Club, '33-'34g Veterans' Club CLAUDIA LOUISE AMASON f Amil'J Vice-president of Home Economic Clubg Library Club I- FRANK ANDERSON f Hunk J p French Club ,I W BLANCHE BAILEY f Polly J Athletic Club HASKELL BAKER fffwimpyw Hi-Y Clubg Lieutenant in Bandg Oflicers' Club CATHARINE BAKER f'ACat French Club, Honor Roll Student J. W. BARRON i Jake D Commercial Club MARY BENNETTE C Heartbreaker J Orchestrag Annual Representative WILLIS BIRCHMORE l Boots J Hi-Y Clubg Oflicers' Clubg Rifle Teamg Trackg Baseballg First Lieutenantg Staff ELSIE BLACKSTONE Spanish Clubg President of Girl Reserveg Assistant Edi- tor of Annual, '34g Junior and Senior Debating Teams Page 18 tu C A L.. RUBY BOATWRIGHT Athletic Club J. B. BONNER f Slim J Aviation Clubg Lieutenant R. O. T. C. WILLIAM BO ST ft'Jim J Press Clubg Spanish Clubg Athletic Association CHARLES BOWLING f'4Charlie,'J Aviation Club RUTH BELLE BRADEN f Rufus,'J Athletic Club, '34g Girl Reserve, '33 DAVIS BRAGG Hi-Y Club R. L, BRAND, JR. C Brandy J Vice-president of Spanish Clubg Athletic Clubg First Sergeant in R. O. T. C. EDMUND BROWN i'AEd J Hi-Y, '31-'34-3 Officers' Club, '33-'34g Journalism Club, '32 FRANCES BROWN C Polk l Athletic Club GLENN GRAY BURCH f'ACray J French Club DORIS BURCHER f'Bubhles J Dramatic Club ANN BUSHA Wildcat Reporterg Social Chairman of Home Economic Culbg Member of Girls, Rifle Team gigs Bw.,-M Page 19 Q9 A r. A , I 1 .. ,............. .................... . ...................................... - .... . ........ ....... . . A A A A e--ee as A A -A-- W no -e no o 4, A The POINTER, 19344 JOHN HOWARD CAGLE Bandg French Club MARTHA CALLAWAY C'Micky J Program Chairman of French Clubg Dramatic Club WANA CAMP ihlwantavl Commercial Club MILDRED KATHRYN CARAWAY f'AMickey l Dramatic Clubg Rille Team, '34 JOE CARTER f Rubenof'f J Spanish Club POLK CARTER l'Buddyl'l Athletic Club, '34g Football Team, '33-'34g Baseball, ,34- EVELYN CASH Dramatic Clubg Annual Staff ROBERT CASKEY i'ARabbit J Spanish Club GLADYS CASSELL f Johnnie J Commercial Club ' LOIS CHATHAM i'4Snooks,'J Commercial Club SARA ELIZABETH CLONTS l Clonts'lJ Athletic Club RUDOLPH COCHRAN 4 U'Rudy J Band, Officers' Club T Page 20 The POINTER, IQZ41 CHARLES LEE COGBURN Aviation Club SARA COLEMAN V'Coleman l Press Clubg Quill and Scroll WILLARD COLEMAN i Willie l Hi-Y Club, '34- JOHN CORDES i Johnny J King of Russell Carnivalg Secretary Hi-Y Club Quill and Scrollg Oflicers' Clubg Senior Editor Pointerg Make-up Editor of Wildcatg Lieutenant 'D Company. FLOY CORNETIE l Saxophone l Girl Reserve Clubg Athletic C MARIE COX L Fannie J Girl Reserve Clubg Dramatic Club VIRGINIA CRANE f'iGinna l Home Economic Club L. M. CREEL, JR. Manager Football Team, '34-g Athletic Club MARTHA CREWS f Polly J Girl Reserve Club, '32, '33, '34-g Athletic Club, '33 CARITA DAVIDSON Treasurer of Commercial Club, 33334 LOYD DAVIDSON Q Jack J ADELL DAVIS L Dell J Commercial Clubg Music Club Page C' X ,W 21 S 4, X W HUGH DAVIS C Bogo',J Track Teamg Hi-Yg Athletic Clubg Officers' Club Captain B Companyg Art Editor of Pointer, ,34- ,IAMES DAVIS f'lLittle .limmyvl Aviation Club NELL DAVIS fi'Nellie l Commercial Club VIRCIL DAVIS f Virg. J Spanish Club MILDRED MAE DAVIDSON Q'ilVIickey J Home Economics Club, '34 KATHRYN DORSEY Treasurer of Home Economics Club CHARLES DUNCAN Fifth District Debate, '33g President of Debating Club, '34g Captain of Band, '34- EDNA DUNCAN f Ted J MARY DUNCAN C'Dunc'J Group Captain of Home Economics Club HIRAM DUNN f'4Red J ,X I thletic Clubg Debating Club, l34f K LEON EVANS CiShorty l f ' Athletic Club Vx JAMES FAGAN f Fat J x Spanish Club X, ' Page 22 4' The 7 . M A - find ELIZABETH FERRELL C Liz 'J' A President of French Clubg Honor Roll Student JERRY FITZGERALD C Fitzie l Orchestra EVELYN FLOWERS C4Little Eva J Dramatic Clubg Quill and Scrollg Sponsor of Hi-Yg Sponson HC Company MACK FLYNT K Mac 5 Aviation Club JAMES FOWLER C Bolshevik J Bandg Spanish Clubg Rifle Team LOIS FREEMAN f'lBootsl'l Dramatic Clubg Vice-president Music Club ROBERT L, FURMAN C Bob J ROY GABRELS C Shotgun'J Dramatic Club ELLA MAE CARRISON Dramatic Club GLEN GARRISON Aviation Club PAT GARRISON FRANCES GAZAWAY f'4Baby J Commercial Club, '33-'34 Page 23 .X 4 ,f i'v ' ' ,,........, ............ U up ,,,, ,V 4.2 I FRED GUFFIN Bandg Dramatic Club LUCILE GUNNIN C Cindy J Commercial Club, '33-'34 MARTHA HAHN l Marty J Aviation Club FRANK HARBIN i Major J Major of Battalion, Officers' Club JOHN HARKEY l Duke 3 Lieutenant R, O. Ti C. JOHN HARKINS C ,Iohnnie J Library Club CLIFFORD HARRIS I Tip l Band, '30-'34g Spanish Club, '34fg Athletic Club, '33 HULDA VIRGINIA HARVEY l Innocence J Dramatic Club ESTELLE HAYNIE i Billie J Aviation Clubg Girls' Rifle Team BILL HEADRICK l Pittsburgh l Athletic Clubg Officers' Clubg Lieutenant R. O. T. C. EVELYN MAE HEMPERLEY Q Ebh l ' Business Manager Pointer, ,343 Secretary and Treasurer Athletic Club, '34g President Literary Club, '33 RUTH HILL Spanish Club, '32, '33g Cirl Reserve Club, '33, '34- X Page 24 1 fe- L 1 Senior Editor of Annualg Officers' Club, Dramatic Club, The MARY HOGG l'fPiggie 7 Annual Staffg French Clubg Dramatic Clubg Cheer Leader FANNIE HOOD Spanish Clubg Secretary of Girl Reserve Clubg Annual Club Editorg Sponsor of NA Company OPAL HOOD f O-Pal D WILLIAM A. HOPKINS f Bill ? President of Hi-Yg Secretary of Atlanta Federation of Hi-Y Clubsg Captain of HD Companyg Rifle Teamg Officers' Clubg Debating Team. RENA HORNSBY f'iDink l Commercial Club LOUISE HUNTER C'fLou l Dramatic Club, French Club EVA RUTH JACKSON f Jackie l Commercial Club MARTHA JACKSON f Honey J French Club CHESTER JONES fi'Red',l Orchestra, Lieutenant of Bandg Rifle Team CLARENCE JONES f Fancy l Dramatic Clubg Girls' Rifle Teamg Athletic Club EDITH LA NELLE JONES f Red l Dramatic Club MARY JONES Secretary of Spanish Club, '33-734 Yak, Page 25 ' Q ,,, Y, , , , , nxt., W , , , IRENE .IUSTICE Spanish Club, '33-'34 FRANCES KELLER f Frankie J Girls' Reserve Club WOODROW KETCHEN f Woodie l Aviation Clubg Spanish Clubg Athletic Club JEANNE NEWCOMB KILDUFF I'LRed l Girls' Riile Teamg Vice-president of Girl Reserves Sponsor of Hi-Y HAZEL KILGORE C Snooks l French Club HELEN KILGORE French Club EUGENE KING K Gene J President of Veterans' Club JACK A, KING t'Fat J Treasurer Hi-Y, '33-'34 4 MARY WILLIE KNOTT C Knott l President of Commercial Club, Secretary of Aviation Club, Rifle Team, '34fg Annual Staff, '34- EMILY JEAN LAMBERT i Em J Spanish Club, '33-'34 FRANCES LAMBERT V C'Fritz J Dramatic Club MARY ELIZABETH LAVIN i Libby J Aviation Clubg Athletic Club ,A Page 26 . xxx is 7, 1 The 1i, ELIZABETH LEWIS KHLib l Dramatic Clubg Girl Reserve Club HENRY Lll-'ES f Bolshevik l Spanish Clubg Band, Rifle Team DOROTHY ANN LOONEY fhljotnl Spanish Club, '32-'33g Girl Reserve Club, '33-'34 SHIRLTY IDE MARTIN Dramatic Clubg French Club ROBERT MATTHEWS 1fBobbi6 l Orchestrag Band RAYMOND MCCOY C Mack l Athletic Clubg Basket-ball Team ELIZABETH MCGOUGH CMBette D HUBERTA MCKEE f4'Sadie D Dramatic Club, '34g Wildcatg Annual Representative IRVING McWILLlAMS fL'Mac D Athletic Club WOODROW MERIWETH ER CAPopeye J Literary R Clubg Spanish Clubg Athletic Clubg Aviation Club MARGARETH MOEN fHMuggie J Tresaurer of Commercial Club f SARA MOULTRIE C'Tater J Dramatic Club Page 27 '77--'V w N 'ff . - .A , T ,' - 1' , v . f ii., y J. R. MURPHY f .lake J Lieutenant DH Companyg Officers' Clubg Football Team, ,33-'34 MARION NICHOLSON i Nick J Aviation Clubg Spanish Clubg Boys' Rifle Team r ,. ft.. CATHERINE NOLAN Dramatic Club MARY NORTH Q BroWnie',J Girl Reserve Club , I HARLES OWENS f Charlie J Athletic Club ik IF JOHN PARRISH f Orderly J JEANETTE PATTON f .Ieane J CHARLYNE PEACE C Little Bit J Dramatic Clubg Library Staffg Athletic Club EUNICE PEEPLES C ,Iimmie J Athletic Clubg Music Club, '33 HORACE PEEPLES fuHipy'J Athletic Clubg Aviation Club ERNEST PIERCE C Ernie J Hi-Y Clubg Dramatic Clubg Band WILLIE POAGE C'Bill J Associate Editor-in-Chief of Pointer, '34-3 Sponsor of Bandg Girl Reserve Clubg Captain of Girls, Rifle Team Page 28 5 .... N :ILL '- ' ,'v' 111-1-v-11-11-- ANA POPE Commercial Club MOLLIE LEE POPE C Mollie 5 Dramatic Clubg Annual Staifg Girl Reserve Club CLINTON PRESTON CHClint J Spanish Clubg Hi-Y Club GERALD PUDNEY f Pud P Journalism Clubg Orchestrag Bandg Hi-Y DOUGLAS PURDIE C6'Doug J Athletic Club HAZEL PURDIE Wildcat Staffg Press Club Press Clubg Quill and Scrollg Rifle Team Library Staffg Cheer Leaderg Annual Staffg Sponsor f Hi-Yg Football Teamg Boys' Rifle Team. MARY RUTH RAGSDALE f'gMae',7 ,O .IOE RHYNE Press Clubg Spanish Club ALONZO RICHARDSON Aviation Clubg Spanish Club MARTHA RIVERS Commercial Club CLIFFORD ROBERTS C Cotton D Athletic Club FRANKLIN ROBERTSON it'Frank J Athletic Cluhg Spanish Club Cx TLZTK W I Page 29 FRANCES ROBINSON C'6Fran J Secretary Library Club, ,335 Dramatic Club, '34 FRANCES IRENE ROGERS Commercial Club .IEWELL SALTER f Judy J Treasurer of Girl Reserve Clubg Olee Cluby 333 Athletic Club JAMES PHILIP SHAEFFER, .IRB i Jimmie',J Football Team, '34'g Baseball: Trackg French Clubg Athletic Club LOUISE SCHNEIDER C Little Bitul Dramatic Club FLOYD SEAY L Blackie J NX .Iournalism Clubg Dramatic Club ' BASCOM SHANNON f Darling J Spanish Club URELLE SIGMAN f'4DimpIes J Dramatic Club I WALTER sms f'fAfCh1e J D Captain Football Team, '34fg Aviation Clubg Athletic Club MARY FRANCES SIMMONS C'iM'rances J Dra atic Club, Library Staff GERALD SIMPSON f Shrimp J Football Teamg Band RUTH SISSON C Ruthie'yD Press Clubg Spanish Club Page 80 . wx gs f a 4, EDITH SLAPPY f Tubhie J Athletic Club, '34- BRANSON SLATEN f Big Boyvl Athletic Club F, A. SMITH f Smitty l Annual Staff, '34g Wildcat Staifg Quill and Scrollg French Club ANDREW STANFIELD C'Andy l Athletic Clubg Literary R Club JULIAN CECIL STANLEY Press Clubg Quill and Scroll HARRY STEELE EUGENE LAMAR STEPHENS C'LSkinney J Aviation Club JOHN WILLIAM STEPHENSON l Billy l Spanish Club ERNEST STEPHENSON i Stevie 7 Athletic Clubg Baseball Team ELISE STEVENS Spanish Club, ,32-'33g Dramatic Club, '33-'34 LEO STILLMAN f Stillie',J HOLLAND STUDDARD Captain Rifle Teamg Press Clubg Tennis Teamg OHicer R. 0. T. C.g Officers' Clubg Coach Girls' Rifle Team EQ ,,! 'ff Page 31 4, T e POINTER, 1934- DOROTHY STRICKLAND f Dot ? Commercial Clubg Music Club JOHN SWAN f Duck J Athletic Clubg Hi-Y Clubg Dramatic Club MARGUERITE TARPLEY l Rite',J Girl Reserve Club HUGH THOMPSON Athletic Clubg Spanish Clubg Dramatic Clubg Assistant Business Manager of Annual '34- LUCILLE TICE Q'ALucy J Girl Reserve Clubg Vice-president of Debating Society FRED TURNER C'Fredy J Aviation Clubg Athletic Club GLENN H. TURNER t Rip J Hi-Y Club J. D. UPCHURCH K'Truck J Football Squadg Athletic Club JAMES ALFRED WAITES C'Waites J Football Team, '34g Baseball Teamg Tennisg French Clubg Athletic Club HARLEY WARLICK fHSlim i Bandg French Clubg Editor-in-Chief of Pointer, '34 FRANK WELLS Vice-president Hi-Y, '34g Journalism Club: Declaimer Fifth District, '32 CLINTON C. WEST f Ted',5 Military Staffg Best Drilled Cadet, '33g Commercial Club 1445 ., 5 6 . , QQ A Page 32 The P01 NTER 19341 9 THELMA WEST f Cinger J Girls' Rifle Teamg Aviation Clubg Girl MARY ELIZABE IH WESLEY CHARLES WILDER ii'Chuc ' Hi-Y Clubg Athletic Club Reserve Club .Mao ROY WILLIS l Happy b Athletic Clubg Spanish Club LOUISE WILSON l Sunny J Dramatic Clubg Glee Club, '33g Athle MILLIE WITHERINGTON l Bill l Library Club ANNIE CLAUDE WHIITIER t Snooks- F Girl Reserve Club, '33-'34-g Spanish Club, ,32- W. C. WOMBLE l Curly J Spanish Clubg Press Clubg Athletic Club CLAUDIE WOOTEN Dramatic Club WILLIAM YARBROUGH f'ABilly D Football Squad, '333 Athletic Club NAOMI YON f Nonie l Dramatic Clubg Glee Clubg Athletic Clubg Girl Reserve Club WALTER ZIEGLER i Buttsie J A Football Team, '33g Sophomore Cross Country Cham ion '32' '- ' ' ' p , , H1Y Club, 33-34 x Page 33 tic Club '33 7 f a R Q' -af, ' - ' N H f ei.-M. ' vb.. 4 5 ,J -, P3 f f Y we N I vo r gg Ib, j s, qi: 'Sf' 1 Ml .i.:,., li at wh kr trrr I to ,, k ep I I, -fa 1,5 'sv' I ierli ,. . I ' fi? ,bi z i it ii ' S C i',r'r I ff ,lf ' A I , o l . . in - - V . ,...... gg' 122 v Aix .. .... ..,,...,..,..,....... ,,.. ......., , . ,....., .- fm-t ...... .... 3-H .... I .grgwixml I ---- ---- , ------- '--- - - f--- ' ' ----' -1 4 Th?.,?.9 R-' 34 nmmumm The Highway of Life We started our journey together, With hearts that were carefree and light, We traveled along on the highway, Our ambitions and hopes burning bright. Though the path grew' dim in some places, And the goal seemed hard to attain, Yet somehow we passed o,er the hill-tops And came into sunshine again. Our path was not all filled with trials, There were pleasures strewn on the way Which brightened the clouds, dark and drea And are now happy memories today. As time comes to leave HDear Old Russelli' To seek newer paths farther on, Her traditions we,ll cherish forever To inspire and keep us from wrong. By keeping her -standards before us And traveling the new road begun, May we at the end of the journey Receive the kind Masteris 66Well donelv fy, -HAZEL PURDIE '34. Page 34 f'f if '.'.' fff'ff.'f.'1'.'T '.'. f'. '.'.' fff. ' ' ' 4, Alma Mater I Bravely, bravely stands old Russell, Waving Gold and White, Emblems of true Sons and Daughters Loyalty and Right. CHORUS Russell, Russell, dear old Russell, We shall ever beg Proud to claim our Alma Mater, Russell, hail to thee! II Every memgry we will cherish, Hold them sacred, too. Let us sing our praises gladly, 0,er and o,er anew. CHORUS Russell, Russell, dear old Russell, May we ever be Worthy of our Alma Mater, Russell, hail to thee! -A. EVERTON. gg Page 35 1,1 Q K-J The P OI N T E R , 1934- n u - : l PROPHECY A carnival with all its lilting joyousness has just come to town. A gay young gypsy reads the tea leaves and reveals to us the fate of the members of the Senior Class of 1933-34. Harley Warlick and Woodrow Ketchum have gone into the zoo business-they are manufac- turers of animal crackers. Charles Duncan and Cecil Stanley are joint proprietors of a ritzy night club in Harlem. That funny, funny, team of Mary Hogg and Hugh Thompson are the rage of the Follies of 1954. Elsie Blackstone's bad record through school showed conclusively that she was being ad- vanced too rapidly for her intellect, She has just graduated from Wana Camp's Kindergarten and starts in thd first grade next term. Her teacher will be Blanche Bailey. Opal Hood and Charlyne Peace are taking lessons in voice culture in Europe under the tutelage of Emily Lambert. Millie Witherington and Hulda Harvey are advertising a wave-set lotion made by Rena Hornsby. Millie is before using and Hulda is after using. Bill Hopkins, John Cordes and Holland Studdard are using their Latin to an advantage. They are the best horse doctors in Fulton County. Among the members of one of the best orchestras in the country we find Chester Jones, .lerry Fitzgerald, Gerald Pudney and Robert Matthews. lt has a three-piano team consisting of Mary Bennett, Ruth Hill and .leanette Patton. Fred Gufhn and J. R. Murphy are planning a trip into the stratosphere. They always were up in the clouds. Gerald Simpson is nosing around mummies and hieroglyphics in Egypt. The other day he bumped into Clyde McKay trying to get the Sphinx to tell her its deep, dark secret. Let's see whom we find in radio: Mary .lones is the idol of the younger generation as Aunt .lenny in tho series, Aunt .lenny's Bedtime Stories. Bill Headrick, announcer, can persuade anybody to buy anything from Bevo to lpsy-Wipsy Wash Cloths. , Ann Busha is playing the part of thd, heroine in the f'Little Orphan Annie series. A Russian Chorus is creating a sensation. Among its members we find William Bostski, .lack Kingultch, Henry Lipeski, Leon Evanski, Floyd Seayvinski, and .lohn Swanvitch. Lois Freeman, Robert Caskey, Sara Clonts and Woodrow Meriwether are among the writers of the future. Mack Flynt and Fred Turner are selling mustard plaster to the South Sea Islanders. Floy Cornett is conducting a model school for nice young girls. On her faculty are Ann Pope, Mary North, Frances Lambert, and Edith .lones. Polk Carter is in New York recovering from another scandal with a model, Gray Burch, Joe Rhyne, and Lamar Stevens have answered the call of the deep. They are deep-sea divers, and it's hard to tell whether they're after pearls, treasure or mermaids. Elizabeth McGough and Huberta McKee are running a home for broken-down field mice. Alfred Waits is professor of Phalansterianism of Oompus College. Teaching Zymology at the same college is James Fagan. Edith Slappy. Louise Amason, Rebekah Jarrell, Edna Duncan, and Frances Brown are haunt- ing a matrimonial bureau. They want to take advantage of the Curb Service. F. A. Smith is baseball coach at Duke University. Boy Willis has established a craze for goofy verse. .lurelle Sigman has become an ardent wrestling fan. She's touring the country with her wrestler-husband and takes charge of all the gate receipts. Shirly Martin is fat lady in Fells-Sloto Circus. Ernest Stephenson, Glenn Garrison, Ralph Giles, Haskell Baker, William Shannon, and Bascom Shannon are running a Beauty Parlor. They practice their permanent waving on each other. Who is that funny looking person running around with a net? lt's none other than our old friend Hiram Dunn. He is a botanist and his hobby is catching and mounting butterflies. His co-worker is Pat Garrison. Z .l'.f'ffQf',l',a7',1f'fl '.'. Qffl '.'.'.' '.'.' fl '.i.'.'. . . . 'f.'f1'.' If Page 35 -A, -- The ........ ........... . .. Ruth Sisson is in Hawaii teaching the natives how to dance. Martha Callaway, Claudia Wooten, and Elizabeth Lewis are leaders of New Yorkis Four Hundred. i Evelyn Cash has become a well-known poetess. 'I Bob Furman is causing a lot of neighborly complaint. He owns six radios and is so afraid that he will miss something, he keeps them all going at once. Ruth Belle Braden, Nell Davis, and Irene Rogers have become followers of the Hindus Knot the game that's so popular around herel. They are studying the conditions of the people in India, Clifford Harris and Franklin Robertson are reaping a fortune as pill salesmen. R. L. Brand is an Admiral in the United States Navy. John Cagle and Clinton Preston are in Paris studying to be artists. Branson Slaten has been made Chief Skin-and-Bones of the Jute Indians. Marie Cox and Mildred Caraway are something to write home about as bridge players, Lucille Cunnin is running a novelty gift shop. Hugh Davis and Rudolph Cochran are making a living by drawing comic valentines. Clarence Jones and Adell Davis are prominent lecturers, James Fowler and .lohn Harkey are running for Dog-catcher in Ben Hill. Their campaign managers are respectively L. M. Creel and Alonzo Richardson. Margaret Moen is in Hollywood designing dresses for the stars. Among the contented old-maids we find Estelle Haynie, Doris Looney, and Thelma W'est. Mary Duncan has become a famous surgeon. Douglas Purdie is trying to find a way to utilize all the second-hand chewing gum that he finds under tables, chairs, desks, benches, etc. Louise Schneider has tripped down the aisle with J. D. Upchurch. Mary Ruth Ragsdale has the leading role in 4'Stage Struck, a play which she wrote her- self and which is being produced in Philadelphia. .lames Schaeffer, Davis Bragg, Willard Coleman, .lames Davis, Ernest Pierce, and Charles Owens are valuable members of the Street Sweepers Union. Frank Harbin has a large number of girls on his string. He runs a cold-drink stand and they are all falling for his hamburgers. Ella Mae Garrison, Willie Poage, Evelyn Hemperley, Jeanne Kilduff, and Louise Wilson have received their D. D. degrees fDoctor's Darlingsl. In other words they are nurses, Carita Davidson and Charles Wilder are often seen in the Colgatels Tooth paste advertise- ments. Roy Adams, .l. B. Bonner, and Andrew Stanfield aret street-car conductors of high standing. Among the aviatrix we find Naomi Yon and Sara Moultrie. They always were air-minded, too. Lucile Tice is a famous woman explorer. Gladys Cassell and Doris Burcher have become speakers in the House of Representatives, Lloyd Davidson plays a Jews harp for a widely known jug band. Kathryn Dorsey and Virginia Crane are becoming frequent visitors to Reno, Nevada. Ruby Boatright and Eva Ruth Jackson have become rival pugilists. Rubyis traveling referee is Lois Chatham. Mildred Davison is writing for a Physical Culture magazine. The model for her illustrations is Frances Gazaway. J. W. Barron is running the old General Store in Hopkins Center. Edmund Brown is teaching Agriculture in a little country school in Utah. Johnnie W'ils0n is delivering newspapers on her bicycle. Fannie Hood is the uadvice' in an A'Advice to Lovelornu in one of the New York Papers. Frank Anderson has just sued Marion Nicholson for damages, as the result of an automobile accident. Frank's lawyer is Charles Bowling. Mary Frances Simmons is singing at the music counter in McCrory's. Her accompanist is Mollie Lee Pope. Willis Birchmore, Vergil Davis, Bomar Aldredge, Clifford Roberts are models in various haber- dasheries around town. George Abercrombie is president of tlfe 1' akers Union Page 37 ' X A 15 ' 'X 1 s ft' F' ................ ..... ......... - ...................... , .... ......... . r Q The POINTER, 19344 Frank Wells, Billy Stephenson, Irving McWilliams are star reporters from the Suburban Reporter. son for thy can 1 John Parrish and Billy Yarbrough have a profitable spaghetti farm. Walter Sims and Glen Turner are out at the Federal Prison. They're wardens. Raymond McCoy is basketball coach at G. S. C. W. Among his pupils are Frances Robin- Marguerite Tarpley, Catherine Nolan, and Eunice Peeples. Horace Wall and Joe Carter are familiar men on the streets. They are produce peddlers. Martha Crews, Louise Hunter, Frances Keller, and Mary Lavin are trying to think up menus their respective husbands. Walter Zeigler and Horace Peeples are running a Trained Flea Circus. W. C. Womble and Clinton West have become big business men. Their secretaries are Doro- Strickland, Martha Rivers, and Mary Knott, Evelyn Flowers is teaching French to the boys at Washington and Lee University. All they say yet is 'gJe vous aimef' Martha Hahn in her old age has gone back to Cleveland to live, Jewell Salter is a collector of pictures drawn by a certain well-known artist. She is assisted by Elise Stevens. Catherine Baker, Irene Justice, Hazel Kilgore, Annie Claude Whitter, and Hazel Purdie have met their ideals and are having a wonderful time picking out their trousseau. Eugene King and Harry Steele are traveling salesmen for Barkers' Dog Biscuit Co. Martha Jackson and Helen Kilgore have been admitted to the bar. The seeress pauses, then says softly, The leaves have revealed all their secrets. Whether or not this prophecy of the gypsy be true, we hope that our classmates are healthy and happy wherever they are. ELIZABETH FERRELL '34-. ELSIE BLACKSTONE '34 A a Page 38 Q7 X - C R t , 72, . . . . . . . . .. ................................. 5 ...,.................................,................................,.....-..................... The ...... l SENIOR HISTORY To know the man of any age, we must search history, for history records its deeds and itd progress. When we read a history of the earliest men in Europe, we learn that they were rough savages, living in caves and woods, fighting tooth and nail with their stomachs in savage feasting, upon some slain beast. But, ignorant and fierce as these shaggy men were, they per- formed deeds, they did not stand still. It has been so with every age and people, even to this time. This holds true of the graduating class of 1934, and to understand all their deeds and progress we must read their history. ln September, 1930, We entered MDear Old Russellw as freshmen, but like the cave men of long ago, we were not content to stand still. As fresh- men We felt quite small and hardly knew what to do with ourselves. After getting acquainted with the teachers and upper classmen, we began to feel our importance. Of course, everyone feels his importance in being able to go to Russell High School. Sophs! and how grand to watch the udumb little freshiesw getting last in the long corridors and spacious rooms. 'LHOW could any freshman be so ignorant and green?,' we asked. No longer were We the butt of every joke and the source of all fun. And to our heart's dseire We took our re- venge on the first yeariclass. Then came our junior year. This year the U. D. C. Medal was won by a junior, Elsie Blackstone. Many other honors, too numerous to mention, were taken by juniors. The entertaining of the seniors, by the juniors, was another important item which was enjoyed by. all members of the class. Now, as a reward for our efforts, we have gained admission to our present class-the senior. This year is dearer to us than all the rest, as We begin to realize that our high school days will soon be over. At times we have been discouraged and downhearted, but all this discouragement is gone, and we are looking to the future for all contentment. The graduating class of 334 wish to express our sincerest appreciation to our principal, to the faculty, and to the Board of Education, for all their helpfulness and kindness in these four years. By their untiring efforts we at last gained our ahigh-school educationf, And thus, the history of the class draws to a close. May the Senior Classjof ,35 hold the name of HRussell high above all other schools, as the previous classes have done. JURELLE SIGMAN ,34. C' X x , iii' ' ............. mm .......... ,,,, ........ m ......... .,,,.. .... uMM,,mmm, . .,........... ....... Y ----VV Page 39 fl Q .. .. 54' 1 1 , , JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS EDWARD SIMS . . . . President JACK SMITH . . . . Vice-President RUTH MCELROY . . . Secretary CLAUDE BELL . . Treasurer C K Pae4'0 V' X x L ,A , rg , 9 0 U The POINTIEIIL 1934 BLACKSTONE, FRANCES BREWER, WILLIAM CHAMBLESS, MARSHALL CONLEY, HUGH CAGLE, OLLIE CASH, HELEN COOPER, KATHRYN COX, HELEN CLAY, JIM DEARING, FRED DURRETT, EARL DUNN, EUNICE ELLIOTT, MARCUERETTE EPPERSON, BILL ESCOTT, ELIZABETH EVARTS, JUNE EVANS, PAUL FERRELL, ROBERT GARRETT, EMILY GIBBS, LUCY GILLILAND, SARA GLOVER, PAUL GABRELS, JOSEPHINE GRIFFITH, MARY ROOMS 102 AND 101 CROOVER, RUDENE HILSMAN, JXJARTHA HOUSE, MARTHA HUCIIIE, ERNEST HULL, FREDERICK HULL, JNJARY HAWKINS, LA VERNE HOCC, JOHN INCRAM, MARVIN JOHNSON, TOMMIE JOHNSON, RACHEL LIVSEY, CONSTANCE JVIORGAN, HOXVARD MCCLARY, CAROLYN MCWHORTER, MARION JVJCCORD, BOR MCELROY, RUTH MCKENNEY, LENIEL MILLS, ELIZABETH MINTER, SARAII MITCHELL, CLARA NISBET, CARL NORTHROP, GENE OLIVER, JOHRI? Q ass.. OXFORD, EUNICE PHILLIPS, MARTHA PIERSON, FRANCES PYRON, EDNA MAE PURDY, H. N. ROBERTSON, EUGENE ROGERS, PAUL ROWLETT, DOROTHY RUPPERSBURC, VIRGIL SUMMER, JUNE SHEARIN, HYNES SIMS, WILLIAM EDWARD SMITH, PUCH THOMAS, ELOISE THURMAN, NELL TURNER, DOROTHY WATKINS, ELIZABETH WILSON, JIMMIE WIGHAM, MARTHA WILLIAMS, J, T. WRICHT, ANDREA WYATT, RACHEL WALTON DEAN HAROLD Page 4-1 I J --f S ,nh 6 ..... ........................ A ...... F S--C C f :nn .,,., Wm.. ..,,., .. . .- mznrcxv --'-- ,. .Lil ALLEN, JOHN HOLLIS ABERCROMBE, HENRY BAGWELL, H., JR. BENNETT, FRANK BRETZ, JOHN CAMPBELL, DORIS CALLAHAN, SIDNEY COLLINS, GEORGE CORT, WALTER DUGGAN, SARA DEMPSEY, GROOVER FITZPATRICK, DOROTH FAULRNER, HENRY FELKER, HARBIN FORD, GRANT GAUKTNEY, ELEANOR GRANT, JOHN Y ROOMS 113 AND 103 HANNA, 11r1YRTLE HARBION, ROBERT HARRISON, GEORGE HOGG, ROY HOMRERG, PAUL JANSEN, FRANCES JOHNSON, THOMAS LIPES, ELIZABETH LANEY, GLENN LARGIN, JAMES LYLE, BRUCE LAMBERT, JOHN RJCPHERSON, SUE PARHAM, FLOSSIE PARKER, HUGH PITTS, WILLIAM PULLEN, NIARY EMMA RIGSBY, ELIZABETH STEPHENS, 111ARY STEvENS, JJJARION STEVENS, FRANCES STEWART, KATHRYN STRICKLAND, SARA STROKECKER, LIVSER SIEVERS, JIMMIE SMITH, HUGH E. STRATTON, HOMER THOMPSON, MYRTLE WELCH, LA ROY WINGFIELD, CHASE WALL, LOUIS VVHELLER, FRANCE WYNN, CHARLES Page 42 , .. .......,.. ., ...................,............................... J The ........ - ......... . -mm --mm mmm.. -nn.-n........-......m......-.I..'-... BAUGHN, HORACB BONNER, TEDDIE BRADFIELD, FLORENCE BROCK, MARY JEWEL BROWN, RACHEL CAMP, LOY CAMPBELL, WILLIAM CAWTHON, RUBY CHAMBERS, NELL COATS, MARY FRANCES ROOM 119 IC-55 DICCS, RUTH DOOIJ, DORRIS GI-INTRY, DOROTHY COEN, ELIZABETH HOLI.A1Nll, ROMII-1 LEE HUNT, NIELVIN IWCKAY, LOUISE RIORRIS, JAMES RIORRIS, IWAIJALI-INE MOTE, DOROTHY ,V Inmmmn-1 I'------ ----' ' In MOYER, ALMA MURPHY, JOYCE PACE, DAN Rl-IDWINE, CLARA MAY ROBINSON, MARY SPURLIN, 1iENRY WESTBIKOOK, CHRISTINE WILLINCHAM, MARY YARBROUGH, MARY Page 43 I ,YJ The POIN'l'IfR., 19344 ,. H .gm ,. ...m Qw1--1-- crzxz l L-- -. ALLRN, MAccI:II: LRE BARLPIY, DOROTIIN' BARRON, JAMIQS BELL, CLAUIII: BISHOP, CIIRISTINI1 BOWLING, JOSRPIIINL BRAGG, LUCILE BROCK, WTLII: BROWN, DIARY LIZII CALLAHAN, BIAMIE COOK, IIILNRY CAMP, BIARY WILL COOK, JAMES CRAWFORD, LEANORA CRAWFORD, RUFUS DEADWYLER, KATHRY DODSON, SARAH DUNCAN, LULA LEE DUNAOON, MILTON N ROOMS 120 AND 126 DUNCAN, NIAIlIlliI.L DIAN, RONALII DlTRlilL'l'T, l-AwRI1NrgIc DURRIJTT, IOAA FOR'I'NI1R, ELIzABI:'I'II FI,NIJI:RRUI:c:, J. li. GARDNILR, CARImI1I,IA GARDNER, JVLIAN GREEK, LOI'IsI: CUINN, BIARKLARI-YI' HAMMOILK. J. fl. flARRISON, FRANK JOHNSON, III1I,I1N KIRBOW. WINFRIQIJ KITE, CI.I:LN'MAN KNIOI-IT, DIARY FRANQIQS LILLLE, CRORIQIQ DICCORMICK, KA'I'IIRI'N BICDONALU, J. C. QT-Lx I - if I 7 AIORIHIS. AMI:LIA PILAQE, PAULXTNIQ QUINN, Laws RAOAN, HAZPII. RAINWATER, MILIIIIRII RI-IID, ARTHUR ROBERTSON, LARIA ROBINSON, JOI1 SA MPLER, MYIQRA JOI: SORRELLS. JAMES SMITH, JACK STILPIIILNSON. DANIEL S'I'ON'ALL, LOUISI5 SVMMIZRS, LOLISE TI RNI:R, EDNA YANSANT, HIYIJSON VAUGHN. PAIIINI: XVALLIS, JVLIA ELIZAHIQTII WONRLE, MILLEIICI: . ,,,. 11-fmfmm, . . mm-I II-- A I I'- I 13 A ff,ff5l -,1 Page 4-L The POIN'l'l2R., IQ34' ug vw n- vw ww Y Y-U,-M , no - -0- ..... .-......--........-...mm-. ...N.-..............n........................... nm... .............. ....... . .... ........... .... ...............-................. ........ ....... ALLEY, DJARTHA ASKI-IW, EMMLOON BAZEMORE, JVIARIE BI-INTLY, JVJARY BRANNEN, KATHLEEN BROWN, JUDY BARRRANTON, ALBERT BALLINTINE, MARY WILEY BARFIELD, DORIS BRADEN, SARA BROWN, NIARY SUE CALDWELL, DORIS CASH, DJAJORIE CASTELLANOS, JULIA CLONTS, ELIZABETH CROLI-JY, JAMES COLEMAN, LAWRENCE CARROLL, JEANETTE COOR, WILLIAM CORDES, ADA CARTER, MARY ELLA CHILDUS, GLADYS COLE, ELLEN DAVISON, DRIIEILLA DEAN, DJAJORIE ROOMS 106 AND 110 DINCAN, W. A., JR. EPPS, ELIZAIIETII EDISON, LAMMAR FERGISON, JWJARY FITZGERALD, MARGARET GATES, MAIIJIJIIIE GORDON, BI'I'I I'Y GRIFFITH, Rl-IBA HARRIS, PIIYLLIS HI-IRRIN, LOREAENE IIADNETT, RIIRY HlJFF, II, W. HOWARD, BILLY HARRINS, DOROTHY HIAIIIDIN, JXJAJORIE HAMILTON, SARA HARRIS, WILLIAM JOHNSTON, JWJARY LEE LANGSTON, HOWARD MAYN, ANITA MCCORD, CLARA B. JWJCELROY, JOYCE ?JORRlS, JVg?!EgQlET VIORCAN, WIN Nj, I DIAHTI-IE, JAMES JWIURPHY, BINA DICKEI-I, MARY CLIFTON OJNEAL, MARY NELL QUINN, ROY ROWLETT, LOURAINE RATTEKREE, CHARLES SCOGIN, JOIIN SLATEN, BOBBY SHACKLIFORD, DRUCILLA STEPHENS, ANDREW SUMMEROLL, ROBERT SPURLENE, KATHERINE SCHENCR, ROBERT THOMAS, MARY LOUISE TUCKER, JVIARY LILLIAN VAUGHAN, NETTIE BELLE WALKER, WILMA WILDER, HIAZEL WYATT, JWARY WYNN, LEWIS WARD, BRANTLY WAIKRPIN, ERNEST WOMACK, KATHERINE -1 Mmfuzgzf .... .mn .,,,, yv-w Page 45 m-1. ..., .I ,mET,,E,.vwm,.,,,,., I ,I -mn-rw:-I-rmnn I 5 ALMAND, C, W. ANSLEY, MARVIN BAGLEY, HAROLD BAZEMORE, DAVID BRACKETT, L. C. BROWN, HARRY BRIGGS, GAHWOOD BUCHANAN, JACK BRUCE, B. A. BLACK, PAULINE BROWN, RJILDRI-ID BROWN, EARL BROCK, HAROLD CAMERON, HARRY COOK, CORNELIA CARMICHEAL, ABB CLAY, HENRY CLECKLER, BILLY CRUMBLY, DALLAS COAN, HAROLD DASSINGER, VERNON ROOMS 116 AND 1244 ELDRIDCE, FLACG ELDRIDGE, JIIDSOY EVANS, FRANK FLAKE, LEILAYD GABRIEL, DOROTIIY GRAY, CURTIS GILLON, GLEN HUNT, JAMES HARRISON, THELMA HOXVELL, JEAN HENDON, RUTH HUFE, RICHARD JORDAN, JACK L'TTLE, RALPH RJELTON, WAYNE NESBITT, RUDOLPH OYREAR, KATIILEEN PHILLIPS, THOMAS PONDER, WALTER POPE, ETHEL ROBERTS, GEORGE fzmx ---- I---- --I-I mzzmzzz 'I - RANEN, GEORGE RIKER, ELMER SIMPSON, PHAIR STEELE, HERBERT STEWART, JAMES SOSEBEE, J. W. STIFF, HILANY SWAFFORD, BURNETTE SALTER, FRED SMITH, BILLY THOMAS, MILDRED TAYLOR, HAROLD TERRECE, R. L. WRIGHT, CLIFFORD WILLIS, JUNE WALDROP, ROBERT WALLACE, W. M. WALTERS, BILLY WHITE, J. T., JR. WOMBLE, DAVID WOOTEN, RALPH Page 46 2 The POINTER, 1934- , ,,,,,,,, ,H , ,,,,,,, mmnnz, ,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,, , ,, ,,,, . .mn ,,,, ............-..-------------n ALLGOOD, T. W. ASLSEW, FRANCES BANKS, GEORGE BARBER, MARION BROWN, LEONARD BRANTON, RUTH BREWER, MILDRED BROWN, ROBERT BELL, W. C. BABB, DOROTHY BONNER, MILDRED BOWDOIN, CHRISTINE CARLISLE, 1WATT1E LEE CREEL, BRANCES CHALMERS, MARY ELIZABETH DUGGAN, MARTHA DRAKE, J. H. DORIS, JULIA F AIN, LOUISE FARRAR, SIDNEY GARRISON, HARRY GRAY, FRANCIS GREEN, DOROTHY ROOMS 121 AND 10 GANN, EDNA GIBSON, ROY HARDIN, RUTH HAYNIE, MARTHA HOGAN, JESSIE MAE HUFF, EDNA HEARN, MONROE HILL, KATHRYN HUIE, HELEN JACKSON, CORENE KEELER, MILDRED KINNETT, 1wILDRED KNOTT, ANNIE C. KIRKLAND, GLEN KILLINGSWOR1'II, CUTHBERT KINBRO, ELIZABETH LASBLEY, JOSEPH LUNSFORD, DIXIE LEACH, VIRGINIA MILLER, FRANCES MORRIS, HAROLD NOLAN, EVELYN 55 K6 N WR NEELY, LINDSEY NIX, HERMAN OLIVER, ROBERT PATE, LUCILE PRICE, BESSIE PRESTON, JAMES PRICE, L, S. REESE, ANDREW REYNOLDS, LOUIE RICHARDSON, ELDON ROUTON, JULIAN SCHALFFER, FRANK SILFAEBERG, PAUL SMITH, H. W., JR. STALSELY, ALPHENS SETPHENSON, ELMO STORALL, LEvEIS WHITELEY, LA VERNE WILSON, NIARGUIETE WEBB, HUGH WILEY, ROY YOUNG, NIYRTLE Page 47 ADAMS, GRAQ BRUCE, JAMES BRYANT, FORREST BUOCH, GEORGE BLAKE, GRANCES BONNER, IRENE ,. BOWDOIN, HELEN BRYANT, RIARGUERITE CARAWAY, ARTHUR COOK, FRANK CARR, CLIFFORD CAMPBELL, GLADYS CALLAHAN, HELEN CAMPBELL, LILLIAN DUNCAN, DAISY GUNNIN, ROBERT GOEN, EZNA GRANATH, RUTH HUSKABY, ELMER HAMBNIC, MARGARET ROOMS 118 AND 105 HARBIN, RUTH HARMON, BILLY HAYGOOD, OPHELIA KELLI-IY, PAT KENZIE, EDITH KING, JAMES LONG, E. A. LYLE, ERWIN LAVIN, LORENA MINS, FRANK MCDONALD, WINFIELD MARLOWE, INEZ MAYO, EVELYHE MINOR, GERALDINE MOORE, L. MERLE MCMILLIAN, BILLIE MERRIT, CONARD MARSINCILLE, JEWELL NEWSOME, HATTIE OWEN, HOLLAND PRESTON, ALICE RAINWATER, OLIVER ROBINSON, JACK ROBERT, ANIT SIMPSON, WILLIANI SALTOR, EDNA SASSER, JVIARJORIE SHORT, EARL SANDERS, GWENDOLYN STANK, JOSEPHINE THOMPSON, RUEUS WHOMPSON, RUFUS WALLACE, GRACE WEEE, BESSIE WHEELER, JULIA WHI1'LEY, MARY WILLIS, CHARLES WOODWORD, DAVID ZUBER, LOUISE a n n a: -nun nnonaoqnwurnunnna-nl uuuun unllul lu nulovloelilnnu Iululuululull .1 4 K Ama Y J 1 Page 48 .q The P0lNTEll, 1934 r,,..., ., .-. ,E BOATWRIGHT. JACK BONNER. FREDDY BAGWELL, RUSSELL BAILEY, RAYMOND BIIRDETTE, W, E. BOYD, EDWIN BRIDGES, J. C. CATO, WAYMAN CAHTHAM, HUGH CHRISTIAN. GEORGE COOPER, BILL CARTER. MYRON CARVI-ZR, J. L. CHRISTIAN, JOHN COLLINS, AMOS COUCH, GEORGE DODSON, FRANCES DASSINGER, JACK DAVIS, HUGH DODD, RJONTEZ EASON, CLIFTON EDGAR, EDNA ME EMORY, H. C. ROOMS 123 AND 117 FASTER. GERALD FARMER, BILLY GILL, CLINTON GILBERT, AJARGUERITTI-I HOUSE, MARION HANNAH, MILDIRPID IIIQMPERLY, JAUNITA HENCELY, FRANCES HOOPER, BEATRICE HARR'S, EUGENE HOLCOMBE, EARL A. HUNT, RIARION JOHNSON, PERRY KNOTT, JESSE LEWIS, ANGERONA LEWIS, MARY LAEHLE, PEGGY MCWILLIAMS, DAN RJARTIN, FRANK RIELTON, RAYMOND AIITCHELL, ROBERT NELSON, ARTHUR OLIVER, A. W. gm .. PYRON, STEVE PLATTE, VIRGINIA PARKER, GUY PHILLIPS, RICHARD POPE, NIERLIN REEVES, ALTON RAGSDALE, REIZA RHODES, SARA RIVERS, EVELYN RIGSBY, WILLIAM RUSH, CITY SOSBY, LESTER STANTON, EMMA SI'E SOMERALL, HIIRERT SELMAN, O, A. SHERMAN, FRANK SHANNON, JOSEPHINE SMITH, ELSIE THOMAS, WALLACE WVALLACE, ROBERT WEST, THORNTON WHEELER, DIARY WVRIGHT, WVILLARD, JR NQQ' 'wxpglu .7 -- 'I 'A' um ' mm mm I lkvll kvlhll W, ,,,,, V M ,,,, .,,, Page 49 .V Q YV' J The POINTER., IQ34' ADAMS, FAYE ALVERSON, BEVERLY BAILEY, DORIS BAILEY, MII,DRED BENSON, JIMILOU BRADY, RUBY BROWN, JWATTIE PEA BRYANT, MAR.JORIE BISHOP, H. A. BOLTON, EUGENE BOOTH, J. D. BROCK, FARRIS BROCK, JIMMIE, CASH, MAY COOK, MILDRED COOK, NELLIE MAE COOK, ELIZABETH CROUCH, SARA CAGLE, RALPH CONNALLY, TOM DANIEL, LEONARD DAVIS, JIMILOU RL ROOMS 122 AND 15 ELLISON, CHARLCIE ESTES, JULIA ELDEREDGE, JUANITA FAGAN, SARA FOWLER, FRANK GRAY, GEORGIANA HAWKINS, ELIZABETH HIINT, ANNE LAURIE HANSON, RUTH HUTSON, DOROTHY HARRISON, D. C. JR. HEARN, MYRICK HOLT, S. L. LIOUSE, ESSIE MAE LIOKOMBACK, MARIE JONES, CORENE KARLICK, MARY LYNCH, ARTHUR MANN, MARTHA JWADDOX, EUNA RIANAR, JUANITA MGDANIEL, LOUISE my MCMICHEN, BONNELL MITCIJELL, GERTRUDE MINTON, PEARL MILLER, ROY OLIVER, LYNN PARRISH, SARA PORTER, MAXINE PIIILLIPS, NANCY PRUITT, BOBBY ROBERTS, ADA ROLAND, JJIACCIE LEE SIMS, LELAND SMITH, ALBERT STANLEY, LESTINA STUDDARD, MARY TURNER, KATHRYN THOMPSON, RACHEL TYLER, VIRGINIA WEEKS, MACIE YOUNG, HELEN maxi: Page 50 Ax A-9 X fx 2 ....... . .... i ......... ...... ,...., Y . ,. ........, ..........., . , , ,... , , -.3 E... S 3 ADAMS, LUCILE ATWOOD, DORIS ARNOLD, PAULINE BANKS, WILEY BRYAN, LARUE BROOKSHIRE, HELEN BRACG, HARRIETT BAKER, FRANK BURDETTE, FRED BECK, IVIE LEE BELL, OWEN BAZEMAN, JESSIE BUCK, THELMA CANTRELL, JOHN CARVER, HENRY CARVER, MAX CHAEFIN, AGNES CALLAHAN, GEORGE CHAMBERS, EVELYN CHATHAM, ELIZABETH COLIMAN, RONIE COLLINS, WILLIE CORYELL, SANFORD DUNN, DOROTHY Q... ROOMS 125 AND 13 DAVIS, GEORGE DURHAM, JAMES DURRETT, HIRAM DONOVAN, DOROTHY ELLIOT, VIRGINIA EUBANKS, JESS EWING, ELOIS GABRIEL, MARION GENTRY, HAZEL GREGORY, EDNA GRIGSBY, LOUISE HOLLAND, RICHARD HOOD, GERALD HUMPHREY, NORMA HUTCHINSON, MARY JONES, ELIZABETH JACKSON, DELORES KIDD, KATHRINE KEITH, ROBERT LOYD, JACK LONDON, CLYDE RIINTON, LELAND A so 775 c II MILLER, DENNELLE NIERIWETHER, LORRAINE RIALOCK, LILLIAN RIOODY, VIRGINIA MURRAY, NELLIE NOLAN, MARION PIERCE, RUTH POSEY, MILDRED PRIEST, ADA POWELL, TOM RAGSDALE, ROBERT ROBERTS, W. D. RAMAGE, IRENE RUTHERFORD, HALE RICARDSON, EDWARD SOSBY, HOMER STUBBS, FRANCES SUTTON, FRANCES TAYLOR, JAMES VANCE, WILLIAM WEBB, ELIZABETH WEST, KATHLEEN WEST, WILMA WADELL, LAURA Page 51 I If I , DCJD ,, ,,, JJJJJ JJEJCJJC AJJJALJI C A JJCJCJJ A I A I 1 The P01 N'l'lfll, 1934 mcmmrrrvu.-mm-rnzu-rnmnzux zmxnnnruxnrmuznmu u rmxrn mn . , ,W -,.... AvANS,, JOSEPH BAYNISTIIR, HIGH IIARKICR, LOYIY BARTON, ROIIERT IIIIRISS, TIIOMAS BEN'I'LIcY, ADDIE BARRER, NICLLIE BAXTER, LOI'ISE ELLIOTT, FRANKL IN GARDNER, FREDERICK CARNER, EDWARD GOLDEN, JAMES GUSTER, DORSEY CASTON, LINA ROOM 12 HALL, LESTER HAYNIE, W, C. IIORYESBY, HUGH INGRAM, POLLY JONES, HUBBARD MCDONALD, IRWIN IVICDIIFFIE, RALPH MGGREW, RICHARD IWONTGOMERY, DEW IVIORRIS, WALTON ITT MCMILLAN, LILLIAN NI-IWSOME, HINTON PADGETT, WILLIAM POPE, HOWARD II X RXXSX A .......... Q3 ......... .....,. ,K ,...,...,....... I ..... ......... . .. .......... D...... 5-2 I PAGE, RUTH PRATT, BERTHA ROGERS, MARY RUTLEDGE, FRANCES SMITH, CATHERINE SMITH, A, J. THAXTON, ROY WALKER, WILBUR WALKER, ROBERT WILSON, LAWRENCE WILLIAMS, LEWIS WAITS, JOSEPHINE WALLACE, VIRGINIA WESTBROOK, EVELYN WILLIAMS, NELLIE Page 52 -Yv I ammnrmmn -----f-- Q ,,...... cmrxznzzn I--v'--- mn ,I The P01 N'l' lfll., V934 annum, ,,,,,, ,...,,,,K. ML, ..,., , vm ,,,,, ,,..,,,.. ..,,.,.,,.,..,..,...,,,.,.., Q . ..,...,.,.., , . . --1-,ULU-v-mffw, wmv-1--wnnm H fp 1-1, ,-.vm-. W .mm-w .frm www' mnmmgu ' rw 1 1 IN IVIEMORIAIVI an RICHARD PHILLIPS JOHN LEWIS PRATT ai LK STU . vff Page 53 ' L-WY W-W,-Y-.wm,:,,wv.rw .-1.,.-H.. M..wff.n1-.f , I I -wfwwfwm Ib' ff ,J ' rfrmwmm-rv ff f The POINTER, l934- In appreciation to the members of the faculty for their valuable assis- tance and cooperation in the publish- ing of this volume of the Pointer. Pg 54 mm.. i,..i...ttt.,..ttt. mm ,.i,i..,.....i.ic.ti ...n ...... Q., ............... .... - ................... W... .... . .... .' 11 C L BOOK II - - ATHLETICS The POINTER, 19344 f' S , L....--,.. ... . ...-.,.Y , I YA.- A . b -.,,- -,.-...,.. ...Y ...MQW L-.. L4 FOOTBALL SQUAD L. M. CREEL fMgr.J PERRY JOHNSON JAMES SCHAEEFER BILLIE EPPERSON RALPH GILES GEORGE COLLINS WALTER ZEICLER COACH R. L. BOWEN BILLIE YARBROUGH EUGENE ROBERTSON HOLLIS ALLEN GROOVER DEMPSEY ALFRED WAITES HUGH SMITH J. R. MURPHY WALTER SIMS HENRY CLAY En SIMS BILL COOK POPE CARTER MARVIN ANSLEY JIM CLAY J. D. UPCHURCII N M- N Y N 2 Page 57 . .....,.,.,, mg, ...... mm ...,., mmxm The POINTER, 19344 5-QL. X FOOTBALL GROOVER DEMPSEY, R. E. JIMMIE SCHAEFFER, H. B. ED SIMS, R. G. BILLIE YARBROUCH, L. G. BILLIE EPPERSON CAPTAIN HARCHIEU J, R. MURPHY, JIM CLAY, ,Q,B. SIMS, F. B. L. G. L. E. ,.,,,, N59 Lil' Page 58 The POINTER 19341 FOOTBALL RALPH GILES, H.B. uDICKIE', COLLINS, HB HOLLIS ALLEN, LG. ALFRED WAITS, L. T. WALTER ZEIGLER, H. B. EUGENE ROBERTSON, R. T. POPE CARTER, CENTER HUGH SMITH, R, T. 618 Page 59 . ..,.,............. maxaman .,.... .. fy 3 4. The POINTER, 1934- FOOTBALL HISTORY The 1933 Wildcat football season could hardly be called a great success. With only three regulars back from last yearis team, Coach R. L. Bowen was confronted with the task of rebuilding an entire new team, Despite this great handicap the Wildcats, under the leadership of Captain Archie Sims, put forth a fighting team on the field that captured five out of ten games and played to one scoreless tie. With several weeks' hard practice behind them, the Wildcats were lined up against Commer- cial High in the first game of the season. Despite determined resistance by the light Typist eleven, the Russell lads came out victoriousAl3 to 6. ln the next game Russell played a highly keyed Marist eleven to a 0 to 0 standstill at Ponce de Leon Park. The Wildcats were the aggressors throughout the game, but could not push over a score on the stout Cadet defense. The Wildcats met Griffin on the home field in the third game of the season. The Spalding County boys were out to avenge last year's defeat at the hands of the Wildcats, They accomplished this by scoring early and settling down to a defensive game. The final score was 12 to 0. ln the fourth game Russell met unexpected resistance by a light but sturdy Newnan eleven and barely managed to eke out a 6 to 0 victory. The Wildcats' next opponent was Decatur. With two injured regulars on the sidelines, the Wildcats played on even terms with the Decatur lads until late in the second period. Here the DeKalbe1 s superior power asserted itself and the Wildcats were crushed to the tune of 32 to 0. In the sixth game the Wildcats, not fully recovered from their defeat at the hands of Decatur, narrowly escaped a loss at the hands of North Fulton. A blocked punt and a pass for the extra point gave the game to Russell by the score of 7 to 6. The following Friday Gainesville, fresh from a one-point victory over the championship De- catur team, beat the Wildcats 13 to 0. The next game resulted in another defeat for the Wildcats. This time at the hands of LaGrange. The Wildcats played an excellent game but a long run for a touchdown on the last play of the game gave LaGrange the game 14- to 7. Fulton was Russell's next opponent. This was the last home game of the season and before a record crowd the Wildcats defeated their old rivals 18 to 0. The Wildcats reached their peak in the final against Marietta. Practically every play clicked and the Wildcats came out victorious, 24 to 6. Prospects for a good team next year are excellent. Practically all of this year's team will return. Those lost by graduation are J. R. Murphy in the line and Captain Archie Sims and Ralph Giles in the backfield. F. A. SMITH, '34. F-X. 5 t--- H '-'- mlm t----'-'----' i'-- cm -'--ttt-t-' ummm -11--1ii---- :ummm tv----- f- 1 A------- '- i-ie P -'-' -- --1---'--t-- ia. ------------ ..t. ...nv ......... ........ t .... . .... ....., ,ual :' Page 60 Ci 1 3241 ' ' xxzcxzm I mm ...... .I BASEBALL TEAM EUGENE ROBERTSON F. A. SMITH PAUL GLOVER BILLIE YAEEOROUGH ERMINE BROWN JAMES SEIVERS CHARLES OWENS WAYNE MELTON LEON EVANS POPE CARTER LEONARD DANIELS HUGH DAVIS BILL HEADIIICKS CLEMON KITE GROOVER DEMPSEY GEORGE COLLINS CLAUDE BELL JAMES SCHAEFFER WILLIS BIRCHMORE LEWIS QUINN LOY CAMP EARNEST STEPHENSON EI.MO STEPHENSON JIM CLAY HOMEE STRATTON COACH CY MADDOX A NDREW REESE iMgr.J A3-XX QQ ,. ....,.. , ...... ..,........ . Page 61 1-X DIMM if-1 klgg 'Z T'1e 0'NT'5 i'9 .... .......... - .- ........ - ......... - .......... TRACK HISTORY Entering into competition with G. I. A. A. teams for the first time, the Wildcat track team is facing a very diflicult season. Due to a new rule in the fifth district all schools of seven hun- dred and fifty pupils or more are ineligible to compete in the athletic events in the district. This being the case, Russell had to compete with such teams as Tech High, Boys High, G. M. A., and Lanier. Against these teams the Wildcats will have little chance for first honors, but as for their superb sportsmanship and fine competitive spirit they will no doubt come through with flying colors. Coach Maddox expects to enter the team in several dual and triangular meets topping them off with the N.G. l.C. meet at Emory University and the G.I. A. A. meet at Grant Field. While the Wildcats are not expected to win many first places, they are sure to give a good account of themselves in upholding the tradition of the school. Prospects for a good time next year are very bright as most of this year's team are juniors. Those who will be back as a nucleus for a team next year are Jim Clay, Hugh Smith, and Croover Dempsey. F. A. SMITH, '34, BASEBALL HISTORY i When baseball practice started, Coach Cy Maddox was confronted with the task of selecting nine men to represent the school from the seventy-five odd candidates reporting. This task was especially difficult as there were only four lettermen returning from last year's squad. After several weeks of hard practice the team was picked, and the season began. The team picked was slightly green and inexperienced, but they made up in hustling and spirit what they lacked in ability. Although the first game of the season was lcst to Commercial by a score of eleven to ten, the team looked good and should improve greatly as the season progresses and at the close should be able to give any team a hard fight. Since most of this year's team are sopho- mores and juniors, next year's team will be one of the best in the history of the school. The most promising players for next year's team are Dempseyiand Camp, pitchersg Daniels and Davis, catchersg Brown, Bell, Collins, Seivers, Stephenson, and Kite, infieldersg and Clay and Melton in the outfield. F. A. SMITH, '34-. Page 62 .1 X x Q X , , 2, 1 l 4, TRACK TEAM PERRY JOHNSON PAUL GLOVEII WILLIS BIRCHMORE RALPH GILES HOLLIS ALLEN JIM CLAY HUGH SMITH JAMES SCHAEFFER FRED DEERING HOMER STRATTON GROOVER DEMPSEY HERRY CLAY Page 63 . . 'y n x ' IN A 5 ,147 A .........-..-............................. ........................................................................ ----- ------------------ ,umm ........,.... ..,..,.,..,....... ..,,.....,...,.. , .,,, . . ,..,,,, ........ ,D .....,.......... N , ...,. V VVVV ff f . A The POINTER, 1934 BASKET-BALL As the football season drew to a close, the question of a basket-ball team was discussed by basket-ball cocah, .lohn G. Lewis and Principal, Paul D. West. After much discussion it was agreed that, due to the expense of renting a court, there would be no basket-ball team this year. With Russell the largest school in Fulton County, the absence of a basket-ball team to repre- sent her in the sport would do much to diminish her prestige among other schoo's. It was for these reasons that plans were pushed to obtain a gymnasium. Finally in January plans were com- pleted and work on the gymnasium begun. It is to be a 3514-,000.00 modern building with a 4-5x75 basket-ball court and two up-to-date dressing rooms with separate showers. Although the gymnasium is a C. W. A. project, the school was required tq raise 352,500 of the necessary funds. The building is expected to be completed the latter part of April or early May. Despite the lack of a court to practice on a team was organized by the Hi-Y and entered in the 135 lb. division of the Y. M. C. A. Basketball League. The team had an excellent record, end- ing up in second place in pre-tournament. Members of the team were Billy Epperson, Raymond McCoy, Ernest Stephenson, Elmo Stephenson, Ermine Brown, F. A. Smith, Sidney Waggner, and Glenn Kirkland. The Wildcats should have an excellent team next year as most of last year's team are juniors. Those returning who are expected to make the team are Loy Camp, Hugh Smith, Jim Clay, Ermine Brown, Billy Epperson, Elmo Stephenson and others. F. A. SMITH, '34, vfsfks. J Page 64 aux .- me V Yup J, ....... ...H ,,.... ,. .. . ................ .. ....... .... ....... 1 A ' . .. .1 ,l BOOK III - ORGANIZATIONS IACK SMITH ...... ED SIMS. ...... MARTHA WHIGHAM DOROTHY ROWLETT .... GENE NORTIIROP ..... HOLLIS ALLEN .... DOROTHY TURNER. LUCY GIBBS ....... OLIVIA HAIIRISON.. LENIEL MCKINNEY- .. - - . .Associate . . . . .... Associate . . .... Athletic . . ...... Alumni WHLDCAT . . . .Editor-in-Chief Editor Editor . . - - . .News Editor - .... Copy Editor Editor . . . .Feature Editor ..Exchange Editor Editor R. 0. T. C. Editor STAFF JOHN CORDES .... F. A. SMITH .......... ROBERT SUMMERALL ..... LESTINA STANLEY .... JULIAN GARDNER. . . . . .Make-up Editor . . . . . . .Senior Editor - -Sophomore Editor .. . .Freshman Editor . .Business Manager MARY YARBIIOUCH ....... .Assistant Manager MARY ROBINSON. .. LOUISE GRIER. . . . AMELIA MORRIS .... . .Assistant Manager ..Assistant Manager Circulation Manager Page 67 sv . L - IX - If.. . ... ....... .- .......... .. ....... -.. .... ......... - - .... ,..-....,............... ...... .. ...... ...... ......... if ---- ,. H The P0l NTER. 19341 mvnmmmxrnmxx utunurnrr' HI-Y CLUB HILL HOPKINS ..... ................ ........ P r C'SiflPlll MR, J. C. LEWIS .... .... F acuity Advisor GIRL RESERVES ELSIE BLACKSTONE ...................................... .......... P resident Miss HEAHN Awn Miss NI!-LIHWICTHEII. Faculty .4 dvisors Page 68 ,X ,,, Hx.:II:H..:.: ...,............,...............................................................h N' .. ................ .................. ..... ......... - ....................... . .................. . is The POI TER, 1934 , E V . . HOME ECONOMICS CLUB , , .-. --,-.,.,a HELEN COX ......... ........................................ ......... P r esident NIISS A LAURA NEELY. . - - . .... Faculty Advisor LIBRARY CLUB MARTHA WHIGHAM .... ........................ . .... P resident Miss BIARGARET ALLI-:N . ..... Librarian ' J Page 69 f' A X X 3 M, ........, .... - .... - -. ..... - ....... ................................ . c f' ...... .... . .. .... The POINTER, 1934- JOURNALISM CLUB ROBERT SUMMERALL ................................ .......... P resident MR. L. L. DECK ..... .. ....... ...... F aculzy Advisor DHAMATIC CLUB JOHN SWAN ..... ............................. ........ P r esident Miss KATE ATKINSON ......... , .............................................. Faculty Advisor Page 70 4 111 '.'.'.' Qtkh ,flZflfIl'fff111'ffffI1ff1fffflZ11'f'1'ffi'fl' '. 'f f'f'. ' . 4, AVIATION CLUB JAMES HODGES ........................ .. ...... Presidenz MR. B4 B. FULLER .... Faculty Advisor CAMP FIRE GIRLS DIILDRED BROWN ...... ........................ .... P 1 'esident M155 KATHLEEN TAYLOR .... Leader Q95 Paae 71 Q7 X - K X -' 'fv w ea'-un' .--.4 4 u-.'4-..-- ..-. , .un . . . l . ...,.........., , ,,,,........,..........................,..,,.,.................. ,,,, , ,, , ,,,,,, , ,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, , , , , 1 41 L The POINTER, 1934- r mn :mmm -11---'- cum: ---'- crmnm 11--'f-- ORCHESTRA CLUB 2 , JLLRRY FITZGERALD ......... ..... . . .. .President MR. ROY DRUKLA MILLER ..... .... D irector OFFICERS' CLUB Roy ADAMS ....... ........................ ..... P 1 'esident Commandanz SI-LRCEANT BATH IEWICZ E abe N t ' X ,. fi?-' ' .. ........................,. . .... . ..... . .....,............. ..... ...... . .... . . ......................... ...... ......... ...................... .. ...................... .. .... ......... . ...... . nm ,,,,,A,,,,,, gm, ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,um ,,,,, ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, In ,,,,, Q P X , , ,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, , , , ,,,,,,,,, H H , 4 P ff 'L A he ....... ............ - MUSIC CLUB PAULINE VAUGHAN .......... ............ P resident Miss MILDRED PENDERGRASS .... ., .... Faculty Adgzisor - QUILL AND SCROLL SARA COLEMAN ............................... .......... P resident MR. L, L. DECK .... .. ...... Faculty Advisor A., -,gk Page 73 11.9 ORGANIZATIONS OF THE SCHOOL The club system which was begun last year became very successful this year and as a result, there are now many very helpful organizations at Russell High which meet regularly. . Previous to last year each home room had a literary society which met on Friday morning during a special period. These societies were not successful and the students soon lost interest ingthem because they had no definite aim. Consequently, the literary societies were omitted, and thelperiod on Friday morning was given to definite organizations. These clubs were dividd into groups, some of which met each Friday and some which met on every other Friday, alternately. This year, in addition to some of the older organizations which have been at Russell for many years-such as the Hi-Y, Girl Reserves, and French and Latin Clubs, there have been many new clubs organized. We. have a press club which has been giving Russell High much publicityg an aviation club which has been studying aviation and making modelsg al music club, a group of camp fire girls, a citizenship club, and many others. This school has also been for- tunate enough to secure a chapter of the Quill and Scroll, national high school journalism society, All of these clubs have been doing splendid work to help the school and the individual students. Much credit is due to the teachers who had charge of these clubs and to all the members. May all of them continue for many years doing their useful work. f'X V' Page 74 F --4- -A --v'--4-t-.'-------..----,- - r.... ....... ........ ..... ...... .... Q 7 ,,,,,,, t t t ' t ' ' L BOOK IV - MILITARY DEPARTMENT ,. ,44 W Po' ..... ......,.......... . E COLORS STAFF ROY ADAMS .... . ............. .---- M Uf0' Mums BAZEMORE ................. .... . .. .................. ........ . ..... S ponsor Page 77 LM, M. ,V .,.. , . , . . 'U 4 ' In M' J'-Y N Q.: N 'Q cf? ............................................ - ....................,.. - .... .. .... 1 , QA., The POINTER, 1934- BATTALION IN FORMATION Roy ADAMS .... ......................................... ..... M a for JOHNNIE WILSON ...... Sponsor COMPANY HA HORACE HALL .. .................. ...... Captain FANNY HOOD .... ...... S ponsor r----- K , . Page 78 xl 1 gf. . , .. ,, , P ,...,,. ,A K i 4 2 V A 'Wil COMPANY HB PAUL GLOVER .... .. ....... ............ .... C a ptain LOUISE Tomssm .... Spvnsvr COMPANY HC BILL HoPK1Ns ....... ........ . .Captain EVELYN FLOWERS .... ............. S ponsor Page 79 A J The POINTER, 1934- COMPANY NIT, JOHN HARKEY ...................... ...... C aptain Juvuvuz WILSON . ...... Sponsor FRESHMAN BATTALION GRANT FORD .................................................... ...... Captain Page 80 . ' fi Q . YVY- - f----Y -1 BOYS' RIFLE TEAM lIol.LANn STUDDARD ............................ .... C apzain NIARY RUTH RAGSDAIE ....Sponsor GIRLS, RIFLE TEAM XVILLII-1 POAGE ........ I ............................... .... C apmin Inge- 81 .Q -el X 4, ' K E7 I.. . ..... , ....... . ...,... - .,.....,.......... Q ,, .,..... , . , E W R, 1934 . MILITARY SPONSORS BAND CHARLES DUNCAN . . ......... ..... C aplain WILLIE POACE . .............. . .......... . ........... ......... . ............. ........ S p onsor qnz:za Page -Wk ,V q 7 mi.,,L,. .....,... ,.,.. L ........., ...,. L L LL L LL ' 82 LL4 ...... BOOK V - - FEATURES The POINTER, 1934 Fc: mmf Hood 73fsffff'eff WQHQQ Dogqe MOf! pofwfar Horace Wolf Moll! p0pU!Uf Evelqrllfgjffu ,Qofpll GIIEAS' Besffaofryvy j CufeJ5f5gf'11'f fornG5+ P46116 Fae85 , - X .JI g . 4, The volwrlilr., 1934 3 Page 81 . , ........... ................ ............... ................ , H i HWHWHY --w ----n----- ..-.-. A . . . . . .. ..........., ,,,,,,, 4, v Thg POINTER, 19344 fi 9 1 ,, 'T ' ff ff A .vj fav f :si ff Q-,gsx U 'MY Page 87 -f : V K - .-,,, F ' . 1 1' ' ,BY'V6,'?? Y , K . 'yf x ,' 'lun ,ZA C' 3 '75 2 ,x 4 ,, y ?FP,'f X-Sl' Q 4 Q . ,. 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BENNETT Compliments GROCER 820 N. Central Ave. CA, 9182 Of C o m p l i m e nts R o o M 1 0 9 of ROOM 110 o Q C 0 M P L I M E N T S Q .. 0 If .. MAYOR AND COUNCIL CITY OF COLLEGE PARK SOUTHERN WOOD PRESERVING CO. I CREOSOTING AND CREQ-PINE PRQDUCTS ATLANTA P. O. Station HA7' TREATING PLANTS S EAST POINT, GA. CHATTANOOGA, TENN. E Q Xfj oo+oo4Q Qg Compliments Of ROOM 125 Compliments Of C.V.IVIADDOX Compliments Of QUINCY O. ARNOLD Compliments of ROOM 116 C o m p l i m e n t s Of RUSSELL SUPPLY ROOM H Compliments of ROOM117 Compliments Of W.B.PIRKLE Compliments Of DRAMATIC CLUB Compliments 0 f EUGENE F. KING GENERAL INSURANCE IIAPEVILLE Compliments HAPEVILLE TIRE AND BATTERY CO. CAS g OIL -- ACCESSORIES Hapeville, Ca. 11. R. Ford, Prop. Calhoun 9110 Compliments Of ROOM 102' Office Phone Calhoun 1331 W. E. HARCLERODE Attorney-at-Law City Pharmacy Bldg. East Point, Ca. oo Ag COMPLIMENTS COLLEGE PARK GEORGIA WE WELCOME GRADUATES OF RUSSELL FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Apply to PRESIDENT, COX COLLEGE COLLEGE PARK GA COX COLLEGE C 0 m p l i m e n t s 0 f RUSSELL ALUMNAE G. S. C. W. Compliments Of ROOM 111 Compliments Of ROOM 112 Compliments 0 f MISS PENDERGRASS Compliments Of ROOM 104- Complirnents of HOWARD L. CARMICHAEL FUNERAL HOME SUPERIOR AMBULANCE SERVICE Calhoun 1 138-39 East Point, Ca Compliments of ATLANTA CAS LIGHT COMPANY C o m p l i rn e n z s 0 f W. S. RICHARDSON Tax Collector Fulton County Compliments Of C. H. CLASS Compliments Of S. N. THOMPSON 45-C O4 Agnes Scott College Decatur, Georgia WE WELCOME GRADUATES OF RUSSELL HIGH SCHOOL Your records have been gratifying. AGNES SCOTT OFFERS EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES IN GENERAL COLLEGE WORK, MUSIC, ART AND SPOKEN ENGLISH Its Student Activities are Varied and Interesting. For Literature or Information apply to President J. R. IVIcCAlN BOXF - DECATUR, GA. O0-O-O00O40G M O HEMPERLFY Securzty Mzlls Dazry Poultry and Horse Feecls CAI 3811 N M JEFFERSON PARK GROC CO Grocerzes Western Meats 10 .I If CAI 3125 Compliments of KNIGHTS OF KU KLUX KLAN College Park No. 96 Compliments of R. L. BOWEN OCIE MATTHEWS MARGARET ALLEN MISS WEHUNT P STEVENS ENGRAVING COMPANY ATLANTA COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS WEDDING RECEPTION, VISITING CARDS MONOGRAMMED STATIONERY ARTISTIC CREATIONS WITH FINE MATERIAL Samples .md Prices on Request 103 PEACHTREE STREET ESTABLISHED 1874. 5 7 9 lloun 112 I ain East Point, Ga. Q. S. S. 2 e erson Avenue houn East Point O I 7 Q COMPLIMENTS of Mayor and Council 9 77 9 CITY OF EAST PUINT OKP47iX- Compliments 0 f JUDGE JOHN D. HUMPHRIES We Can Do Your P R I N T I N G Spanish French or English MARTIN-JOHNSON PRINTING CO. East Point, Ga. Compliments Compliments 0 f of COLLEGE PARK SERVICE ROOM 106 STATION JELKES Compliments Coofl Luck 0 lf MARGARINE POINTER STAFF Distributed by Tennessee Egg Co. 1934 P ll 1' e a S Sunlight ff Drink C. , namumalzefnslm-g The proof of ts pur ty s ln the test ng T enty two ce tlfi es s for p ty g e ry M I L L I O N ste in its reparation, safeguard ' ' r flav rs. d t IS drm o natu al 0 a ay Coca-Cola Co. Atlanta Ga. f tt .EJ X ff f f C -in N t ti '. Yuri , lzoveriii uve C P P h k f Compliments Compliments 0 f 0 ,f E. R. G 1 L L 0 N SGT. W. RATHIEWICZ C o m p l i m e n t s COMMANDANT 0 f RUSSELL HIGH T. SCHELL COMPLIMENTS ..0f- CITY OF HAPEVILLE C o rn p l i rn e n t s 0 f I LONGINO 81 SMITH, Inc. Phone CA. 24116 College Park C o rn p l i rn e n t s Of SOUTHERN SAW WORKS N. MAIN sr. EAST POINT Compliments 0 f DUREN,S SHOE SHOP East Point C o m p l i m e n t s 0 f T. W. FOWLER Compliments of SCOCIN PLUMBING CO. PLUMBING AND HEATING A'We Do It Right Main St. College Park Q oooooooooooooqoooooov G. E HARRIS, Inc Fancy Groceries Western Meats 10 So th M EAST POINT CA 2143 2144 HUGH FARRIS Automoblle Parts and ACCCSSOFIC HOOD TIRES AND TUBES R ad S Calh 9198 322 N 'NI 3 u aiu Street WASHING AND ALEMITING 0 ervice oun . 1 ain St. EAST POINT PHARMACY Prescriptions accurately and carefully compounded by Licensed Druggists. 1 CALHOUN 2116 CALHOUN 2117 CITY PHARMACY CALHOUN 3136-3137 Prompt and Courteous Service EAST POINT, . . GEORGIA 4 Compliments Of JUDGE HUGH M. DORSEY C 0 m pl im e nts Of BUNN and ELLINGTON Compliments of ATLANTA TENT AND AWNING COMPANY Makers of Style-Bilt Awnings Calhoun 3101 East Point, Ga Compliments Of ROOM 113 Compliments Of ROOM 101 Compliments Of ROOM 119 Compliments Of ROOM 108 H-' Y' iv ' Umfwi W ' T' 'WT r A : ,R 1 1, , -W--1 ' . . . , , J- ? -rf ig? 1 Qi 3 , ,. ..hW f U xv- Y D ., - . 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