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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1936 volume:

N $6? W THE wgglz POINTEWw' Igaw : faag1 f4 ;: 1 JW 115743 9m 0M . : wipe WM ' ' - i I ask POINT HISTORICAL - M BBBBBBBBBBB V THE SENIOR CLAS OF RUSSELL HIGH SCHOOL TTTTTTTTTT GGGGGGG '0 MAJOR CHARLES T. SENAY P. M. S. and T. DEDICATED TO THE i9. SERGICAN'I' W. RATHIEWICZ C ommand ant MILITARY DEPARTMENT . LIEUTENANT B. B. FULLER CAPTAIN ROY DRUKENMILLER Bandmaster CAPTAIN L. L. DECK IN SUBMITTING THIS ELEVENTH VOLUME OF THE POINTER, WE. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1936, HAVE STRIVEN TO GIVE THE READER A RECORD OF ACHIEVEMENTS AND HELP PRESERVE THE CHERISHED MEMORIES OF OUR 1935-36 TERM AT RUSSELL HIGH SCHOOL. WE HOPE THAT THIS BOOK WILL AL- WAYS RENEW TH E UPLIFTING SPIRIT OF OUR ALMA MATER. Book I Book II Book III . Book IV . Book V School Activities Athletics M ilitary F eatures MARY WILEY BALLENTINE. . . . . JEANETTE CARROLL . MARJORIE GATES. . . . . MARY FERG USON . . . . BINA MURPHY. . . VIRGINIA DRAKE . RUDOLPH NESBITT POINTER STAFF BILL CLECKLER Editor-in-Chief . . . Associate Editor-in-Chief . . . . . . . Senior Editor . V . . . . . Senior Editor . . . . . Senior Editor . . . . Class Editor . . Club Editor Military Editor Pa 1: U- 44A; ; -HA Page 7 POINTER STAFF FRANCES BLAKE Business M anager JEANETTE CARROLLis . . . . CHARLES RATTERREE . BILL COOK GEORGE HARRISON . . CORNELIA COOK . DOROTHY BABB LOUISE FAIN MARJORIE SASSER . Assistant Business Manager Co-Circulation Manager Co-Circulation Manager . . Athletic Editor . . Art Editor . Typist . Typist . Typist VJC' MR. PAUL D. WEST Principal, AB.7 M.A. DEPARTMENT HEADS MISS MATTIE MICHAEL Assistant Principal Assistant History, A. 13. MR. JAMES T. MCCEE Mathematics, A.B., M.A. MR. J. R. CAMPBELL History, A.B. ' MR. B. B. FULLER Commercial, BS. MR. ROY DRUKENMILLER Science, PILB.7 M.A. MISS KATE L. ATKINSON English, A.B. Page 11 MR. JERE A. WELLS Fulton County School Superintendent MISS RU TH COLLEY Assistant Home EC. MISS MAUDE COLQUITT Assistant Language, A.B., MA. ME. GEORGE DEAN Assistant English, 8.5., LLB. MR. L. L. DECK Assistant English, A.B. MISS MARGUERITE DOBBS Assistant Science, A.B. MRS. L. S. EAKES Assistant Language, A.B. LN ,1. ma ! x J MISS MARGARET ALLEN Librarian, AB.7 B.A.L.S. MISS JENNIE ANDERSON Assistant Language, A.B. MISS FLORA BAILEY Assistant Home Economic, BS. MR. R. L. BOWEN Assistant Science, A.B. MR. GEORGE L. CARROLL Assistant Science, A.B. MISS RUTH CASEY Assistant Commercial, A.B. Page 12 .7-.. M.ng Page 13 ayill g EXIN MISS LUCY FIELDS Assistant Commercial, A.B., BM. MISS SUE GLAUSIER Assistant Home EC., BS. MISS JOE WILL HEARN Assistant English, A. B. MR. S. M. HEARN Assistant Mathematics, A.B. RUSS EDITH HOPKINS Assistant History, A.B., M.A. MISS KATE JOHNSON Assistant Commercial, BS. MR. J. C. LEWIS Assistant Mathematics, B.S., M.S. MRS. GEORGIA LOCKLIN Assistant Commercial, A.B. MISS VIRGINIA LOVVORN Assistant English, A. B. MR. C. V. MADDOX Assistant Mathematics, A. B. MISS OCIE MATTHEWS Secretary MISS MATTIE MAE MERIWETHEIP'F Assistant Commercial SENot in picture. SERGEANT W. RATHIEVVICZ Commandant, D.E.M.L., U.S.A. MAJOR C. T. SENAY U.S.A., P.M.S.8zT. MR. ALLEN P. TANKERSLEY Assistant Language, A.B., M.A. MISS KATHLEEN TAYLOR Assistant Mathematics, A.B. MISS CLYDE WEHUNT Assistant Commercial, A.B., Ed. XNot in Picture MRS. JEDDIE GRAHAM MOBLEY Assistant Commercial, A.B. RUSS VIRGINIA MOOTY Assistant English, A.B., M.A. MISS LAURA NEELY Assistant Home EC, BS. NIR. WALTER F. PATE Assistant English, A.B., M.A. MISS LOIS PARR ' Assistant English, A.B., 13.5. MR. W. B. PIRKLE Assistant History, A.B., Ed. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President RUDOLPH NESBITT WRudyW Activities: Lt. Colonel R. O. T. C., Pres. Honor Society, Pres. ORicers, Club, Rifle Club. Noted for: Passing French. Ambition: To see the world. First Vice-President MARY WILEY BALENTINE WHiHW Activities: First vice-president of senior class, associate editor-in-chief of annual, orchestra, Campfire Girls, Spanish Club. Noted for: Being so unusual. Ambition: To be a successful satirist. Second Vice-President ELDON RICHARDSON WJug HeadW Activities: 2nd Lt. R. O. T. C., 2nd vice-president senior class, vice-president Hi-Y, Officers Club. Noted for: His many ambitions. Ambition: To get a school letter. Secretary RUTH BRANTON Activities: Secretary senior class, secretary and treasury of Honor Society, secretary Quill and Scroll, Class Prophet, French Club, Glee Club. , Noted for: Her million-dollar smile. Ambition: To keep smiling. Treasurer MARJORIE DEAN WMargieW Activities: RiHe Club, treasurer of Senior Class, Aviation Club, Library Club, Girl Reserve. Noted for: Her blond hair. Ambition: To bf: a nurse. Page 15 GRACE ADAMS UlGracieW Activities: Dramatic Club, Glee Club. Noted for: Her free heartedncss and glMonkey business? Ambition: To go to the show every day. GUY ADAMS WUselessW Activities: Hi-Y, Capt. R. O. T. C., OllicersV Club. Noted for: Flirting with the girls. Amhition: T0 retire at 21. C. W. ALMAND WCejan'll Activities: Basketball Team, Hi-Y Club, N. C. 0. Clulj. Noted for: Making friends. Ambition: To coach a basketball team. DOROTHY BABB lillilarmnnica Dotlll Activities: Honor Society, Current Events Club, Annual Staff. Noted for: Musical and art ability. Ambition: To be a stage or radio star. MARION BARBER WMariannalW Activities: Latin Club, Music Club, Treasurer of Junior Class, Dramatic Cluh, Honor Society. Noted for: Talking 0n the telephone. Ambition: To play a piano like Eddie Duchin. DORIS BAHFIELD WDOW Activities: Captain Girls7 Rifle Team 36, Tennis T35, Sponsor B Company 736, Cheer Leader ,35. Noted for: Always having a good time. Ambition: To have a grand appetite all through life. DAVID BAZEMORE WBig lloylll Activities: President of Hi.Y Club, Basketball Team, Track Team. Noted for: Being mean. Ambition: To be another Charles Atlas. MARIE BAZEMORE WChiclil Activities: Girl Reserve, Sponsor of Staff, Aviation C'uh. Sponsor of Hi-Y, Queen 01. Russell High, Rifle Club7 Dramatic Club, Glee Club. Noted for: Weakness for lJlondos. Ambition: To some day make up her mind. W. C. BELL WBelFU Activities: Current Events Club. Noted for: Personality. ' Ambition: To become a business man. ' FRANK BENNETT WLeftle Activity: Baseball. Noted for: Staying unconscious. Ambition: To hit 100. PAULINE BLACK UlBlackielll Activities: Secretary of Home EC. Club, Library Club, Glee Club, Mythology Club. Noted for: Doing things as they should he clone. Ambition: To be a beauty operator. FRANCES BLAKE VlFrankielW Activities: Business Manager of Annual, Dramatic Cluh, Library Club, Girl Reserve, Commercial Club. Noted for: Blushing. Ambition: To skate down Stone Mountain. Page 16 Tllr DAIDTF lllk. VUIT R h P IRENE BONNER ChReneU Activities: President of Art Club, Vice-President of D-5. Noted for: Her blue eyes. Ambition: To eat all the time and not get fat. MILDRED BONNER WMilW Activities: Art Club, Secretary of D-5 Noted for: Those dreamy eyes. Ambition: To get a red dress 3 V FREDDIE BONNER WShorIyW : Activities: Aviation, OFFICCI'S, Club. 2. Noted for: Good looks. h Ambition: Crow tall. Q HOWARD BORING WCh-auyw 35 Activities: Basketball, track, and baseball. Q Noted for: Athletic and salesmanship ability. Q Ambition: To be a traveling salesman. g :' HELON BOWDOIN Activities: Home EC. Club, and Girl Reserve Club. Noted for: Sweet personality. Ambition: To be a perfect stenographer. CHRISTINE BOWDOIN WTinyU Activities: Study Hall Club. Noted for: Being quiet. Ambition: To pass American History. SARA BRADEN WTee-HeeU Activities: Home EC. Club 33, 341, 35, Glee Club. Noted for: That famous hgiggle. Ambition: To get a major degree in Home Economicsf KATHLEEN BRANNEN WKiUU Activities: Girlhs Rifie Team, Dramatic Club, GirPs Re- serve, Aviation Club, Glee Club, Senior Play. Noted for: Love for football heroes. Ambition: To be a champion backstroke swimmer. RICHARD BRETZ WSnakeW Activities: Isl Lt. Band, Orchestra Club, Honor Society. Noted for: Intelligence. Ambition: To be professor with a string of degrees like hDrukieX7 HAROLD BROCK WLoftyW Activities: Rifle Club, thcersh Club, Aviation Club. Noted for: Being a heartbreaker. Ambition: To pass history. ERMAN BROWN WDineU Activities: Football, basketball, track, and baseball. Noted for: Ability in Chemistry and athletics. Ambition: To become 21 Chemistry Professor. HARRY BROWN WBullW Activities: Football, Gym Club. Noted for: The way he poses in athletics. Ambition: To go to West Point. Page 17 m xxx 1 n Tr m , V I1 I K. H ? JOE HARRIS BROWN CcJoeW Activities: Athletic Editor Wildcat, Basketball Team, Hi-Y Club, Editofs Club, Journalism Club, Tennis Team, Athletic Club. Noted for: Individuality. Ambition: To be famous some day for something. MARY SUE BROWN WSuzanneW Activities: Alumni Editor Wildcat, Quill and Scroll Society, French Club, Girl Reserve, Editofs Club, Glee Club. Noted for: Being such a good sport. Ambition: Never to grow old. MILDRED BROWN WNO. 3W Activities: Home EC. Club, Pres. Camp Fire Girls, RiHe Team, Basketball Team, Honor Society, French C'.ub. Noted for: Being diHerent. Ambition: To live a happy life. RACHEL BROWN Activities: Study Hall. Noted for: Being popular. Ambition: To be 30meb0dy3 RICHARD PAUL BROWN, JR. WSonnyW Activities: President of D-l, Secretary Safety Council Uivanston High 7 Hi-Y Club. Noted for: Well-rounded vocabulary. Ambition: To have a date with Jean Harlow. MARGUERITE BRYANT UMargie,, Activities: Dramatic Club. Noted for: Modesty. Ambition: T0 never go to Reno. GEORGE BUOCH Activities: Commander of Aviation Club. Noted for: Model airplane building. Ambition: To be an aviator. HELEN CALLAHAN Activities: Camp Fire Girls, Home EC. Club, Commercial Club. Noted for: Tennis. Ambition: To be a star tennis player. MAMIE CALLAHAN UMameU Activities: RiHe Team, Library Club, Home EC. Club. Noted for: Loving children. Ambition: To be in charge of a chilnrs hospital. HARRY CAMERON WCamshW Activities: Aviation Club 34335, Gym Club, Band 35336. Noted for: Having hard luck. Ambition: To be a newspaper reporter in a large City. LILLIAN CAMPBELL WLilIyW Activities: Current Events Club. Noted for: Being the Lady in Red. Ambition: To be a champion shorthand writer. ABB CARMICHAEL Activities: Aviation Club7 N. C. 0. Club, Science Club. Noted for: His good looking features. Ambition: To be a funeral director. Page 18 TIIF 311K. A HQIHTFD - VVliskaJ CLIFFORD CARR WCIIHW Activities: Study Hall Club. Noted for: His weakness. Ambition: To become great. HELEN CARROLL WBetty BoopW Activities: Home Economics Club. Noted for: Dreading Spanish. Ambition: To marry a radio man. EMILY JEANETTE CARROLL UJanetU Activities: Senior Editor, Assistant Business Manager An- nual, Hi-Y Sponsor, President Quill and Scroll. Noted for: Her many social and intellectual activities. Ambition: To realize all her highest ideals. LILLIAN CARTER WGold Dust TwinW Activities: Current Events Club. Noted for: Charming personality. Ambition: To be a model housewife. MARY ELLEN CARTER WBabym Activities: Secretary Rifie Club, Basketball Team 35,36. Noted for: Having a good time and basketeering. Ambition: To be an aviatrix and stay on the ground as much as possible. MARJORIE CASH Activities: Home Economics Club. Noted for: Her Winning personality. Ambition: To go abroad. JULIA CASTELLANOS WNinaW Activities: Senior Class Prophet, French Club, Girl Re- serve, President D-2, Athletic Club. Noted for: Her sense of humor. Ambition: To realize all her ideals. WILLIAM CATER WBillW Activities: Study Hall Club. Noted for: Going With one girl so long. Ambition: To be a business executive. LOUTRELL CAUDELL WTrellW Activities: Dramatic Club, Glee Club. Noted for: Sponsor of Second Battalion. Ambition: T0 fall in love with a lJlonde but settle down with a handsome brunette. MARY ELIZABETH CHALMERS WMikeW Activities: Quill and Scroll, Honor Society, Girl Reserve. Noted for: Being sweet. Ambition: To be the best in whatever she does. GLADYS CHAMBERS WLittle OneW Activities: Dramatic Club, Glee Club. Noted for: Her curls, popularity and being the Singing Usherette? Ambition: To be a traveling saleslady. HENRY CLAY WBingU Activities: Football team, track team, Senior Orator, Oflicew Club, Orchestra Club, Athletic Club. Noted for: Being honest quarterback. Ambition: To be heavyweight boxing champion of the world. Page 19 A LAZA,,, , iV'JU V D k lhTF ILH 1 A VIII WILLIAM CLECKLER WBillW Activities: Orchestra, Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Captain of Band, President A. H. S. P. A. Noted for: Making speeches. Ambition: To be a Federal Agent. HAROLD COAN WCoanW Activities: Athletic Club, Band, Orchestra, OHicr-If Club, Science Club. Noted for: Being nonchalant. Ambition: To learn to play the trombone. ELLEN COLE UDickW Activities: Honor Society, Sponsor gC77 Company, French Club, Rifle Team7 Music Club7 Girl Reserve. Noted for: Her cute and winning ways. Ambition: To attend the university. HUGH CONLEY WFlipW Activities: Football, Track, Basketball, Gym Club. Noted for: Being late. Ambition: To be a C-Man. BILL COOK WCookieW Activitiesi Football, baseball, basketball, track, rifle team, Ofiicersr Club, Athletic Club, Hi-Y Club. Noted for: Athletic and military abilities. Ambition: Finish West Point Military Academy. CORNELIA BURGE COOK WAndyU Activities: Business Manager of Wildcat, Quill and Scroll, Debating Team, Art Editor of Annual, Debating Club. Noted for: Going to all dances. . Ambition: T0 mlish Agnes Scott in 31.0. FRANK COOK UNunkW Activities: Football, Secretary of Home Room. Noted for: Star end. Ambition: Get out of school. ADA CORDES Activities: Wildcat Representative, Honor Society, Vice- President Quill and Scroll, Secretary French Club, News Editor Wildcat. Noted for: Dignity and intelligence. Ambition: To lose her dignity. EARL COWART WDopeyU Activities: Library Club, Journalism Club. Noted for: Reading in class. Ambition: To make 80 in English. FRANCES CREEL WFranW Activities: Current Events Club. Noted for: Chewing gum. Ambition: To get through school. EUGENE CRUSE WCeneW Activities: Dramatic Club, Hi-Y Club. Noted for: Ability to save. Ambition: To hear a good joke every day. JULIA DAVIS WJudyW Activities: Music Club. Noted for: Playing guitar. Ambition: To be an aviator. Page 20 - Tllr DA IIIK, VU SARAH DOOLEY WTincyU Activities: Library Club. Noted for: Her good work at school. Ambition: To be a stenographer. J. H. DRAKE WDrakem Activities: Study Hall Club. Noted for: Best bookkeeper in second period. Ambition: To be president of a large firm. VIRGINIA DRAKE Activities: Honor Society, Club Editor of Annual, President French Club, Glee Club. Noted for: Her sweet disposition. Ambition: To go to Europe. DAISY DUNCAN WCold Dust TwinU Activities: Current Events Club. Noted for: Her winning looks. Ambition: To be, a lieutenanfs wife. MARDELLE DUNCAN WDellU Activities: Current Event Club. Noted for: Always being on time. Ambition: To be sumebmly7s stenographer. W. A. DUNCAN, JR. WDubW Activities: Hi-Y Club. Noted for: His winning smile and wavy hair. Ambition: To find his last rib. EARL DURRETT Activities: Alternate Captain of Rifie Team, OHiCers, Club, Athletic Club. Noted for: Pleasing personality and smile. Ambition: To become a business executive. JUDSON ELDREDGE WJudW Activities: Rifle Team, Rifle Club, Hi-Y Club. Noted for: Being a radio nut. Ambition: To be a better radio nut. ELIZABETH EPPS WNoodWU Activities: Girl Reserve, Honor Society, FrEnch Club. Noted for: Ability to grab chairs in chemistry class. Ambition: To be able to blush. SARAH EVANS WSallyU Activities: Home EC. Club, Spanish Club, Rifle Club. Noted for: Making mistakes. Ambition: To weigh 100 lbs. LOUISE FAIN WJanieW Activities: Current Events Club, Honor Society. Noted for: Her brown eyes. Ambition: To accomplish something great. SIDNEY FARRAR UHenryW Activities: French Club, Latin Club, Band Noted for: Liking French. Ambition: To be a trumpet player. Page 21 1m 1 If'3 Tf m k r1 X; I I 1. i k. V1 7 k :4 a HENRY FAULKNER Activities: Football, Olfwers7 Club, Captain B. Company. Noted for: Military ability. Ambition: To become Tahnadg6s Dictator. MARY FERG U SON USunnyU Activities: Senior Editor of Annual, Secretary of Re- portefs Club, French Club, Girl Reserve. Noted for: Her dancing feet. Ambition: T0 travel. MARGARET FITZGERALD WJerryW Activities: Annual Representative, Girl Reserves, French Club, Honor Society, Annual Staff, Glee Club. Noted for: Her individuality. Ambition: To learn to Wink. CLYDE FOWLER WLittle OzzieU Activities: Softball. Noted for: Talking. Ambition: To pass history. DOROTHY GABRIEL WDotW Activities: Art Club, Commercial Club, Girl Reserves Noted for: Artistic ability and worrying over chemistry. Ambition: To become a nurse. HARRY CARRISON WGarryW Activities: Aviation Club. Noted for: Physics shark. Ambition: To be a high school graduate. MARJORIE GATES CAMargeW Activities: Honor Suciety, Annual Staff, Orchestra Club, Spanish Club, Home EC. Club. Noted for: Being independent and individual. Ambition: To raise ducks. ROBERT ClBELlNG WBobW Activities: Major of Second Battalion, Captain of Aviation Club. Noted for: Military ability, scholarship. Ambition: T0 graduate from West Point. ELAM CILLON WEadieU Activities: Dramatic Club, Aviation Club. Noted for: Talking 100 much. Ambition: To really do something in science. ELIZABETH GOEN WBethVU Activities: President of Girl Reserves Club, Glee Club. Noted for: Being president of Girl Reserves. Ambition: To have :1 WT on every sweater. EZRA GOEN UBubbieW Activities: Study Hall Club. Noted for: Copying transcription. Ambition: To be president of some large firm. BETTY GORDON Activities: Home Ec. Club, Girl Reserve Club. Noted for: Good disposition. Ambition: T0 iigure herself out. Page 22 FRANCIS GRAF WGraftW Activities: Rifle Team7 Officersy Club. Noted for: Export rifle and bull shooter. Ambition: To get out of Russell. JOHN GRANT WSlecpr Activities: OECCFS, Club. Noted for: His wit. Ambition: To be a professor of Latin. RUTH HARDIN WRudyU Activities: Journalism Club, Library Club. Noted for: Playing the piano. Ambition: To be a stenographer. DOROTHY HARKINS WDOFU Activities: Spanish Club, Home EC. Club. Noted for: Personality and popularity. Ambition: To go to all the Ca. Tech. dances. BILLY HARMON WSaiIorW Activities: Isl Lieutenant B. Cn., Quill 8n Scroll; He- porteris Club, omcers, Club. Noted for: His good sense of humor. Ambition: To be an admiral in the navy. ROBERT HARMAN Activities: Football, Hi-Y Club. Noted for: Crooning. Ambition: Make a million without working. MIRIAM EDNA HARRIS UMimiW Activities: Library Club, French Club. Noted for: French correspondence. Ambition: Tn teach school. GEORGE HARRISON wspemlyw Activities: Gym Club, Football Team, President of D-6. Noted for: Captain of Football Team. Ambition: To get out of high school. THELMA HARRISON Activities: Regimental Sponsor, Exchange Editor Wildcat, Vice-President Honor Society, Treasurer Quill and Scroll, Secretary French Club. Noted for: Her ability to get along With presidents. Ambition: To make much of time. NIARTHA HAYNIE WMOVU Activities: Library Staff Club. Noted for: Intelligence in bookkeeping. Ambition: To be a bookkeeper. MONROE HEARN WRockW Activities: Dramatic Club, N. C. 0. Club, Track, Athletic Club. Noted for: Drinking lactic acid. Ambition: To be something. BERNICE HELMS WBlondieW Activities: Rifle Team. Noted for: Her winning personality. Ambition: T0 marry a rich man. Page 23 n MTF rx. H KATHLEEN HODGE WKatW Activities: Home EC. Club, Glee Club7 RiHe Club. Noted for: Sweet disposition. Ambition: To be a nurse. JAMES HODCES WJimmieVU Activities: Officers Club, Aviation Club, Captain-Adjutam. Noted for: Having a good time. Ambition: To get out Of Russell. RUBY HODNETT WSisW Activities: Music Club, French Club. Noted for: Sweetness. Ambition: To be a muse or an orchestra leader. MADGE H OLMES $11ortyW Activities: Study Hall Cluh. Noted for: Studying history. Ambition: To get, tall. HAZEL HOLT WAngelW Activities: Music Club, Library Staff, Glee Club, Home EC. Club. Noted for: Being leader of quecking C1 ew.' Ambition: To be an orchestra leader. GEN E HOWELL WScouW ,, Activities: Honor Society. Noted for: Being quinl. Ambition: To teach physics. BILLY HOWARD UOscarW Activities: Study Hall Club. Noted for: Fine marksmanship in shooting bull. Ambition: To be a bookkeeper. ERNEST HUGHIE, JR. WEmieW Activities: Officers7 Club, First Lieutenant of R. O. T. C., Spanish Club. Noted for: No one knows. Ambition: To be an osteopath. J. W. HUFF WCottonW Activity: N. C. 0. Club. Noted for: His blond hair. Ambition: T0 graduate from Russell. HELEN HUIE Activities: Assistant Editor-in-Chief of Wildcat, Music Club, French Club, Latin Club. Noted for: Her amiability. Ambition: To succeed in everything attempted. JAMES H UNT UHumaU Activities: Boys RiHe Team. Noted for: Getting demerits at 4th period. Ambition: To get no more demerits. ELIZABETH HUNTER WBeltyW Activities: Rifle Club, Aviation Club. Noted for: Her dimples and nice personality. Ambition: To be a great cheer leader. Page 24 A I VAZA IyJU 7 uh m I V 3 V If- Al 1K. U111 ELMER HYATT 11111111111 Activities: Study Hall CIulJ. Noted for: Timidity. Ambition: To be a good stenographCr. JlM IVEY WPoisonU Activities: Rifle Club. Noted fur: Pansy raising. Ambition: Be either a farmer or a singer, no preference. DOVIE LOU JACKSON WDovie WovidU Activities: Current Events Club. Noted for: Being pleasant. Ambition: To be the first woman deep-sea diver. ISABELLE RACE JERGUSON 11122in Activities: Captain Basketbau Team 736, Pros. Rifle Team 1 ,36, Cheer Leader ,36. Noted for: Athletic ability and hoing just 11plain ole Izzy? Ambition: To be 21 physical director and a designer. HELEN JOHNSON Activities: Study Hall Club. Noted for: Talking. Ambition: To be a private secretary. JANE JOHNSON VhJanieW Activities: Sponsor of E. Company, Sponsor of Hi-Y, Orchestra Club, Secretary of Room 111. Noled for: Attractive smile. Ambition: To be a tennis champion. MARI LEE JOHNSTON 171L660 Activities: Journalism Club, Home EC. Club. Noted for: Liking military uniforms. Ambition: T0 travel. HAROLD KADEL Activities: Football. basketball, 0119100131 Club. Noted for: Making touchdowns. Ambition: To have a perfect Wife. MILDRED KELLER 1 1;Mutt,,1 Activities: Gir1 Reserve Club, Commercial Club. Noted for: Laughing. Ambition: To marry a millionaire. CUTI'IBERT K1 LLINGSWORTH WSleepyW Activities: Spanish Club, Y. M. C. A. Noted for: Keeping up Miss MichaeVs history notebook. Ambition: To become an admiral. CLYMON KITE WKiteU Activities: Baseball. Noted for: Neamess. Ambition: To be another Joe Lipscomb. JAMES KING WJimW Activities: 151 Lieutenant R. O. T. C. Noted for: Making 903 in history. Ambition: To rate with a certain blond. RED LN CF 1 M2 Hr belmTfrl , TIK. VUIIIIkH ANNIE C. KNOT'P WAnnW Activities: Home Economics Club, Girl Reserve Club, Journalism Club. Noted for: Her popularity. Ambition: To act her age. CH ESTER LAMBERT Activities: Rifle Team, Spanish Club. 1 Noted for: Spanish ability. Ambition: To see the world. CARL LANCE WConseitW Activities: Aviation Club. Noted for: Being on time. Ambition: T0 never be late. MILES HOWARD LANGSTON WLangstonW Activities: Study Hall Club. Noted for: His quiet ways. . Ambition: To see the world. JOSEPH LASHLEY VJ. PfU Activities: French Club. Noted for: His msowlickp Ambition: T0 graduate this year. LORENA LAVIN WRenaW Activities: Current Event Club. Noted for: Wise cracks. Ambition: To get married while young. VIRGINIA LEACH WGeniaW Activities: Current Events Club. Noted for: Talking in fifth period study hall. Ambition: To be a stenographer. RALPH LITTLE 1 Activities: lst Vice-President Junior Class, Honor Society, Hi-Y and Art Club. Noted for: Congeniality. Ambition: To see America Erst. EDWARD MAHLE WTaughtW Activities: Member of band and orchestra. Noted for: Being late for school every morning. Ambition: To play in some big orchestra. ANITA MANN WPeteW Activities: Home Economics Club. Noted for: Being sea sick. Ambition: T0 travel. CHARLES MARTIN WCharlieW Activities: Aviation Club, Hi-Y Club. Noted for: Ability to get by. Ambition: To be a man of leisure. EVELYN MAYO WBlue EyesW Activities: RiHe team. Noted for: Her winning smiles. Ambition: To finish school and marry a rich man. Tllf HA! IIIK. VUIII 1x CLARA BROWN McCORD WC. Bf? Activities: Girl Reserve, Home Economics Clubs, Glee Club. Noted for: Drawing in class. Ambition: To play a xylophone. -HUGH MCELHANNON WMacW Activities: Football Team 735, Gym Club ,36. Noted for: Being oldest member of football team. Ambition: To receive an old age pension. MARY CLIFTON MCKEE WPepW Activities: Journalism, Glee, Music, French and GirFs RiHe Club, Honor Society. Noted for: Having friends. Ambition: To live in a great big way. 'WAYNE MELTON WBlondieW Activities: Baseball, Football. Noted for: Knowledge in chemistry. Ambition: To succeed HDrukief, CONRAD MERRITT WConnyW Activities: You guess awhile. Noted for: Arguing with Mr. Fuller. Ambition: To be a salesman. FRANCES MILLER WFranW Activities: Latin Club, French Club and Music Club Noted for: Being petit. Ambition: To do as she pleases. FRANK MIMS WLinkW Activities: Aviation Club. Noted for: Fastest Copyist in R. U. S. Ambition: To work 0n the C. W. A. . GERALDINE MINOR WJerryU Activities: Current Events Club, Home EC. Club. Noted for: Blonde hair and attractiveness. Ambition: To conquer a 4LCarrison? FRANK MORGAN WMorgW Activities: Athletic Club, Russell Art Guild Noted for: Thumbing rides. Ambition: To be a commercial artist. HAROLD MORRIS Uackson Bow Activities: Sergeant of Co. D.,a, Member of Hi-Y. Noted for: Giving demerits in military. Ambition: To make 100 in chemistry. BINA MURPHY 1, Auntie U Activities: Class Editor of Annual, President of Reportefs Club, Quill and Scroll. Noted for: Being a good Cook. Ambition: To be a private secretary. CHARLES MURRAY WMurrayW Activities: French Club 35, N. C. 0. 36. Noted for: His curly hair, Ambition: To be a big business man. Page 27 V D TAR -; VXJT11IK.IUW ' I LINDSAY NEELY WRecV'J Activities: Study Hall Club. Noted for: Being a pest. Ambition: To see the world. HERMAN NIX WNickU Activities: Study halls. Noted for: Talking. Ambition: To make a million dollars. EVELYN N0 LAN WDimplesW Noted for: Talking. Activities: Current Events Club. Ambition: To be a C-Woman. MAYN ELL O,NEAL Activities: Music Club. Glee Club. Noted for: Her dimples. Ambition: To buy her clothes in Paris. KATHLEEN UREAR UKateW Activities: Home Economics Club. Noted for: Going to the movies. Ambition: To take life fair and easy. EMMA PERKINS WSquirtU Activities: Spanish Club. Noted for: Ciggling. Ambition: To be a bookkeeper. EVELYN PERKINS WSnookyW Activities: Girl Reserve Club. Noted for: That big smile. Ambition: To be a doctor. RUBY PERKINS Activities: Home EC. and Girl Reserves Club. Noted for: Quietness. Ambition: To be a nurse. RUBY POLLARD WBuotsicU Activities: Home Economics, Glee, and Spanish Clubs. Noted fnr: Doing as she pleases. Ambition: To take military. MARY RUTH POLLARD WTootsyU Activities: Home Economirs, Glee and Spanish Clubs. Noted for: Beng pleasant. Ambition: To be a model housewife. ETHEL POPE ULittle PopeW V Activities: Basthball Team 734, Secretary Girls RiHe Team ,35, Assk. Captain of GirH Rifle Team ,36. Noted for: A pleasing personality. Ambition: To be a professional dancer. MILLARD POSEY UDixieW Activities: Football, basketball, Athletic Club, Reportefs Club, Hi-Y. Noted for: Pretty blue eyes. Ambition: To be a great orchestra leader and sing like Nelson Eddy. Page 28 .15 x' k C? v Page 29 I 4 Tllf' 11K. H. N. PURDY WPurdyW Activities: Aviation Club, Athletic Club. Noted fur: His chewing gum. Ambition: To be a famous golfer. ROY QUINN WQueen Roy'W Activities: Hi-Y. Noted for: His anvf7 hair. Ambition: T0 Hddle like Nero. OLIVER RAINWATER tVO-livef, Activities: Aviation ChIlJ. Noted for: Golf. Ambition: To pass bookkeeping. CLAUDE RAINEY WFritzW Activities: Hi-Y Club. Noted for: Walking with the gier Ambition: To be a pilot. CHARLES RATTERREE WUncIe WalterW Activities: President Dramatic Club, Debating Team, Debating Team, School Rerl Cross Representative. Noted for: Being willy. Ambition: To become a missionary to South America and an author. GEORGE RAVEN WRavenW Activities: Current Events Club. Noted for: Making good in chemistry. Ambition: To pass English 4. nmlnT PU? I Club, Track LOUIE REYNOLDS Activities: Aviation, Journalism and HLY Club. Noted for: Being short. Ambition: To see every show at the Fairfax. ELMER RIKER Activities: French Club. Noted for: Being quiet and dignified. Ambition: To go to college. ANITA ROBERTS WNitaW Activities: Home Economics Club. Noted for: Chewing gum. Ambition: To get a good looking husband. WARREN ROBERTS WRubertsU Activities: Dramatic Club. Noted for: Lady KiHcr. Ambition: To become a radio announcer. JACK ROBINSON WHatchetU Activities: Journalism Club, See. WL L5, Club. Noted for: Dreaming of co-eds. Ambition: To find his mother a daughter-in-Iaw. JULIAN ROUTON WStickyW Activities: Dramatic Club. Noted for: Traveling by air. Ambition: To be a bachelor. O LN C? V L Tllr n qu- 'r n ,; ' V 5T1K.H LORAINE ROWLETT WLadyU Activities: Honor Society, Senior Editor of Wildcat, Annual Staff, Quill and Scroll, French Club, Glee Club, Rifie Club. Noted for: Winning personality. Ambition: To be a feature editor of a daily newspaper. EDNA SALTEH WRedW Activities: Dramatic Club, Commercial Club, Glee Club, Girl Reserve Club. Noted for: Looking her best. Ambition: To walk to Europe and back in one day. MARJORIE SASSER 1 MidgeW Activities: Honor Society7 Commercial Club, Dramatic Club. Noted for: Being intellectual. Ambition: To be an efflcicnt secretary. DRU CILLA SHACKLEFORD WDruW Activities: Home Economics Club, Library Club Noted for: Good humor. Ambition: To study music. ROBERT SCHENCK WBobU Activities: Spanish Club $3334, Vice-Presidem 4L Club 36. Noted for: Making girls leave home. Ambition: To secure a position. FRED SHERAM WLiglmlingW Activities: Gym Club, Hi-Y Club. Noted for: T-Model Ford. Ambition: To become a millionaire. JIMMIE SIEVERS WOSCMW Activities: Captain of an Company, Athletic Club, Aviation Club. Noted for: Being a Rambling Buckaroo. Ambition: T0 marry a blonde. WALTON SJ MMON S WSnakeU Activities: Hi-Y Club, Band. Noted for: His musical ability. Ambition: T0 graduate from Georgia Tech. BOBBY SLATEN Activities: Football, Gym Club, Athletic Club. Noted for: Being congenial. Ambition: To amount to something without working for it. HOMER WHITE SMITH UH. W30 Activities: Athletic Club, Hi-Y Club, Spanish Club. Noted for: W00fingfy Ambition: To be a first sergeant. JOE SMITH WSmithyU Activities: Dramatic Club, Orchestra, Officew Club, Track Team, Band. Noted for: His ability to Hunk. Ambition: To be rich and settle down with a beautiful girl. EARL PUGH SMITH WPukamadukumW Activities: Manager Basketball Team, Orchestra, Offlcew Club, Hi-Y Club, Athletic Club. Noted for: Weakness for tennis. Ambition: To be a world-famous musician and millionaire. Tl n t '1! V IF Al IX. VIII J. W. SOSBEE WJakeU Activities: Dramatic Club, OHicers, Club, Rifle Team. Noted for: Pleasant personality. Ambition: To get ahead in the world. FRANCES SPURLIN WFrankU Activities: Volley Ball Team, Hollywood Swimming Team, Rifle Team, Glee Club, Dramatic Club. Noted for: Her ability to get along with everybody. Ambition: To take life easy. t KATHRYN SPURLIN WKatsyW Activities: Journalism Club, Dramatic Club, Honor Society. Noted for: Checkng rolls. Ambition: To spend the summer in South Carolina. JOSEPHINE STARK WJOW Activities: Home Economics Club. Noted for: Laughing. Ambition: To find a head for Charles. JAMES STEWART UShortyU Activities: Football, Athletic Club, Spanish Club. Noted for: Ability to gain that extra yard. Ambition: Pm-Foothall and College Coach. LEWIS STOVAL CtCurley'U Activities: Captain Boyst Rifie Team, Officerst Club, Major First Battalion, R. O. T. C., most outstanding emcer t36. Noted for: Being a good officer. Ambition: To be a commissioned ofEcer in the National Guards. ROBERT EDWARD SUMMERALL WBobw Activities: Quill and Scroll Society, Senior Advisor 0f Reportefs Club, Honor Society, Hi-Y Club, Omcerst Club, Noted for: His intelligent initiative. Ambition: To make a mark in the World. R. L. TERRELL, JR. WTurkelW Activities: Member of band. Noted for: Being a woman hater. Ambition: To become a member of a sleeping union. MARY LOUISE THOMAS WTHUW Activities: Sponsor Band, Hi-Y Sponsor; Officerst Club Sponsor, Glee Club, French Club, Journalism Club Noted for: Good looking clothes and charming personality. Ambition: To sing with Nelson Eddy. MILDRED THOMAS WLittle ThomasW Activities: RiHe team, Sponsor Hi-Y, Glee Club. Noted for: Going to G. M. A. parades. Ambition: T0 marry a certain brunette and live in College Park. SPENCER THOMPSON WCoin HeadW Activities: Secretary of Hi-Y and Officerst Clubs, lst Lieu- tenant R. O. T. C., Rifle Team, Spanish Club. Noted for: Making noise. Ambition: To be a big boy. LOUISE TORBERT WHoneyW Activities: Sponsor ttBh Company, Journalism Club, Home Economics Club, Rifle Club, Sponsor WV Company. Noted for: Being seen With Henry. Ambition: To be a perfect housewife. Page 31 V NETTIE BELLE VAUGHAN WBelleU Activities: President Music Club, Hi-Y Sponsor, Glee Club Noted for: Good looks. Ambition: Tn march with dignity to the altar. LOU IS WA LL WWaHU Activities: Spanish Club, Dramatic Club. Noted for: Good looks and his way with the girls. Ambition: To get out of work. WILLIAM WALLACE WBillW Activities: Dramatic Club, lli-Y Club. Noted for: Studying Chemislry. Ambition: To be the perfect salesman. WILLIAM WALTERS WBillU Activities: Hi-Y Club, Lt. A. Cm, R. O. T, C., S.vimming Team. Noted for: Military ability and swimming. Ambition: To make Olympic Swimming Team. DEAN WALTON WDizzyW Activities: thcersh Club, Gym Club. Noted for: hNevcr making the honor roll. Ambition: T0 he a G-Man. BRANTLEY WARD Activities: Quill and Scroll, Wildcat Staff, Spanish Club, Journalism Club. Noted for: Helping teachers. Ambition: To get an education. ERNEST WARREN HErnieU Activities: 1st Sergeant of WT Cm, Spanish Club, President of 4L Club. Noted for: Cutting up in Chemistry class. Ambition: To graduate in 36. BESSIE WEBB hthessW Activities: Library Staff Club. Noted for: Library work. Ambition: T0 travel. JUNE WELLS Activities: Glee Club, RiHe Club. Noted for: Laughing. Ambition: To make the best out of life. JULIA WHEELER WJewW Activities: Library Staff, Vice-President of Library Stag Club. Noted for: Keeping quiet, Ambition: To be an avialrix. J. T. WHITE CLJU Activities: Athletic Club, Hi-Y Club. Noted for: Arguing. Ambition: To be a mechanic. LAVERNE WHITELEY WPrivateW Activities: Current Events Club. Noted for: Weakness for soldiers. Ambition: T0 marry a policeman. MARY WHITLEY WShorIyW Activity: Current Events Club. Noted fur: Brightness. Ambition: To grow tall. HAZEL WILDER Activities: French Club, Honor Society, Latin Club. Noted for: Her mental articulation. Ambition: Tu seek Morpheus with the consciousness of work well done. DONALD WILEY WDonald DuckVU Activities: Debating Club, Track Team, Military. Noted for: Making honor roll, Ambition: To write a short short story. ROY WILEY HFIash ? Activities: Track Team, Current Events Club. Noted for: His educated thumb. Ambition: To be an electrical engineer and contractor. MARGUERITE WILSON WStuck-upW Activities: Study Hall Club. Noted for: Being in love. Ambition: To be a nurse KATHERINE WOMACK ULSparkyW Activities: Quill and Scroll Society 3536, Dramatic Club 1924-535. Noted for: Sweet disposition. Ambition: To be a successful lawyer. DAVID WOMBLE Activities: Journalism Club, Athletic Club, Editofs Club. Officer$ Club, Make-Up Editor Wildcat, French Club. Noted for: His Consistency in gelting to 5011001 at 8:29. Ambition: To Spend a million. RALPH WOOTEN WWillieW Activities: Hi-Y Club, Aviation Club. Noted fur: Being a grocery clerk. Ambition: To own a modern grocery store. ROBERT KERR WRIGHT WBobW Activities: Spanish Club, President of Spanish Club, National Honor Society. Noted for: His get up and getf, Ambition: To do something What hirft been did? CLIFFORD WRIGHT Activities: Study Hall. Noted for: Not studying. Ambition: To graduate from high school. LEWIS WYNN WFatW Activity: Aviation Club. Noted for: Horse sense. Ambition: To own a dude ranch. LOUISE ZUBER ULLouizaU Activities: Home Economics Club. Noted for: Her silence. Ambition: To get her name changed. Page 33 Crossroads of Life When we shall come to the end of life,s way, When we shall look back to a sunnier day, We shall remember, with sorrow and grief, Those things we missed doing for our neighborls relief. Weill remember those days, when with gladness and joy, We played and gloried as a high school boy. Weill remember that time, when in all happiness, We left behind us those days of sheer bliss. Weill recall how our friends, toward east and toward west, Each took his way for making his best; How when all our paths and hopes looked bright We started to conquer this old world overnight. But now, with our lives that are fast Hitting by, We remember that we climbed not quite so high As' to make our name a name of renown About which the praise of the universe is wound. iiOhW we will say with a pang of regret, l4We didnlt quite reach what we started to get, But our life in this world has been one sweet rest With nothing to bother, except to he blestf, But classmates, aspire to goals of great worth. Do all in your power to help this old earth. Your life will be richer and you shall receive A greater reward than youill ever believe. eGENE HOWELL ,36. .; ,m..-.-..-;p. -..-.w,h..waa.r;wasLaJi::u .4; W 3:; wanton. W l i , 2 t C A T HISTORY For four years, we, the Senior Class of 1936, have lingered in the Hall of Learning. Now we are about to depart into the world, leaving behind pleasant memories of by-gone days. We wish to leave to future senior classes the memory of delightful experiences and a goal to strive for : Success. In our freshman days, which a large number experienced at the school in which they finished the first course of their life, we had no reason to be shy among 01d acquaintances. QuiCkly learn- ing our duties, we proceeded as other high school freshmen. The sophomore year, the first at Russell High for a number of us, was attended by better acquaintance with our teachers and duties. Hence, was formed a better idea of high school. Entering into the junior class, we considered ourselves very close to the goal: Graduation. After learning that we had a long road to travel yet, we settled down to live up to our name. This year we saw a good record in athletics, the Junior Class being well represented. The TiWildcatfi a junior project, won a loving cup in keen competition with numerous other high school papers at Athens, Georgia. To crown this memorable year, ten juniors were initiated into the local chapter of the National Honor Society. At the annual Federal inspection of the R. O. T. C. unit, Russell won the title of Honor School with the junior unit aiding. The last year, for we are now'full Hedged seniors, a number of other seniors were inducted into the Honor Society. Although we did not surpass in athletics, the year was considered very good. With a last word of sympathy and farewell to the next junior class, and a wish of the best of success in making Russell High 3 school of honor, we, the Senior Class of 1936, bid you iTAuf widersehenf, GEN E HOWELL T36, Historian. Page 35 V t? w 4 Wm :11. f PROPHECY A trip as a stow-a-way is exciting enough on something as ordinary as an airplane, so you can imagine what the life of stow-a-ways on an expedition into the stratosphere would be! We werenit even noticed, we were going up so fast. When we stopped at Mars to take on some petrol, we slipped out and went on an expedition all of our own. We had heard of a famous hall of mirrors, in which one could see anything that would ever happen if you concentrated hard enough! So we put all our concentration on the Class of 735336, where each mirror refleCIed the future of our classmates. It was like Alice-In-Wonderland; there was so much to see. Rudolph Nesbitt, after graduating from West Point Military Academy, has become a Colonel in the real army. Thelma Harrisonis name is famous as the first woman designer of military uniforms. David Womble is a very successful libarkerh for the side shows of Ringling Bros. Barnum- Bailey Circus. Bobby Slaten is the strong man in the same circus. The Editor-in-Chief of The New York Times is Billy Cleckler. On his staff are Loraine Rowlett, iigossip editorfi and Margaret Fitzgerald, society and fashion editor. At the fashionable Finch Finishing School for Girls in New York we see Mary Louise Thomas as singingr director. Hugh McElhannon is soliciting funds for the support of aged high sehool athletes. Cornelia Cook and Sara Braden, famed Interior Decorators, have been chosen to re-decorate The White House. Mesdemoiselles Jeanette Carroll, Ada Cordes, and Virginia Drake are in France furthering their study of the French language. Earl Durrett and Donald Wiley are up in the air most of their time, they are elevator boys for the A-Lift-Up Company. The popular Torbert-Clay singing team has decided to build a little home after a very suc- cessful season on Broadway. There is much talk about the new dictionary written and published by Robert Summerall, Richard Bretz, Gene Howell, and Richard Brown. Among those seen at the Ferguson Personality and Dancing School in Chicago are H. W. Smith, Sidney Farrar, Brantley Ward, and Betty Gordon. Mary Ferguson is the proud owner and instructor of this school with Julia Castellanos as a very able assistant. iiBodaciousii Bill Cook is world famous on account of his iiducky essay on tlHow to Write Letters to Your Sweetheart. Among the members of a very celebrated womenis orchestra are Mary W. Balentine, pianist; Marjorie Gates, violinist; and Jane Johnson, saxophonlst. In Hollywood we find Billy Walters taking the part of Tarzan, Robert Harmon as a double for Slim Summerville, and Pugh Smith as a second Joe E. Brown. Eldon Richardson and Spencer Thompson are running a Matrimonial Bureau and giving ad- vice to the lovelorn. Bessie Webb, Clara Brown McCord, J. T. White, Elmer Riker, Helen Bowdoin, and William Cater are often seen there. Marie Bazemore and Kathleen Brannen have realized their ambition to be happily married. Marie is residing in Shades ML, Ala., and Kathleen is living in Oklahoma City. James Hodges, Francis Graf, and Claude Rainey are putting on their well-known Air Show at Candler Field after havingr toured the world by plane. The great Evangelist, Rev. Charles Ratterree, is conducting a revival in his home town, Col- lege Park, Ga. Page 36 A T l en fl V Jf' m IHTFD IL VK,JITIILIJi I Elam Gillon decided to choose the career of his character in iiSueii and has become a very good lawyer. Mary Elizabeth Chalmers is enjoying her work as a missionary in Africa. Helen Huie has found a very pleasant job for life. She is cooking, washing dishes, etc., for a certain citizen of Newnan, Ga. Marion Barber and Frances Miller are the new dancing partners of Georgia Raft and Fred Astaire. H. N. Purdy is the proud owner of a chewing gum factory. Monroe Hearn is the caretaker of the Zoo at Grant Park. Harold Coan, James King, and Charles Martin are joint owners of an automobile repair shop. The principal of a school for students who just canit get to school on time is none other than Cuthbert Kiliingsworth. Joe Smith is coaching dramatics at Cox College. tiFIipii Conley,s latest volumes of witty novels has just been released. Abb Carmichael has a lot of dead business on his hands; he has succeeded father in the undertaking business. Marguerite Bryant has recently won the typewriting championship of the world held in Chicago, winning over Louise Fain, the former Champion. Those receiving honorable mention were Grace Adams, Daisy Duncan, Helen Callahan, Tincy Dooley, and Hazel Holt. A very popular camp for girls is directed by Mary Ellen Carter with the assistance of Mil- dred Keller and Mamie Callahan. In the John Hopkins training school for nurses we hnd Marguerite Wilson, Evelyn Perkins. and Ruby Perkins. Nettie Belle Vaughn and Maynell OiNeal have become two of the most expert coiffure dressers in America. Mildred Thomas and Julia Davis are air-hostesses for Ezra Goenis prosperous Dirigible Air Lines. Mary Whitley has defeated J. H. Drake in the recent election for President of United States. She has appointed Bernice Helms as private secretary; La Verne Whiteley, Lieutenant Colonel 0f the Army; Billy Harmon, Admiral of the Navy; and Evelyn Nolan as head of the itG-Women? The Fairfax Theater is now owned and operated by Harold Brock. While touring Spain, Harry Brown became interested in the Bull Fights and now he is a Toreador. Harry Cameron is running a fish hatchery. He specializes in raising itcatfishes? Miriam Harris and Hazel Wilder are using their knowledge of the French language to great advantage. Believe it or not they are in France teaching the natives to speak French. Ruby Hodnett and Pauline Black are managing a Beauty Parlor. They are sponsoring the new Hena Rinse patented by Lindsey Neeley and J. W. Sosebee. Ellen Cole is singing with Ray Nobleis orchestra. Her accompanist is Mary Sue Brown. Marjorie Dean is in Hollywood designing Clothes for the stars. Bina Murphy is the private secretary of Kathryn Womack who has become a very successful lawyer. Mary Clifton McKee and Mildred Brown are making iidesnuts . for their own bakery. After collecting ducks for many years, Elizabeth Epps has at last gained possession of Joe Penneris famous iiGoo-Goof, ,.- 77 VENKX A F x1 ; f l wa ? r; v Louis Wall has been given a medal for being the biggest loafer in Hapeville. Walton Simmons makes the announcements and leads the singing at the East Point Methodist Church. C. W. Almand, Millard Posey, and. Jody Brown are coaching basketball at Girls High School. R. L. Terrell playing the comet and Dorothy Babb playing the harmonica had the largest number of votes last Sunday on Major Bowesi Amateur Show. The new dietician at Georgia Baptist Hospital is Kathleen Hodge. Irene Bonner is leading in the contest for Miss America; those running a close race are Loutrell Caudell, Dorothy Harkins, and Evelyn Mayo. Louis Reynolds, Ernest Warren, and J. W. Huff are writing a series of articles on siHow to Grow Tall? for Erman Brownie Physical Culture Magazine. Oliver Rainwater has become the new Fire Chief of Station 0 and has made CliHord Carr the new driver of the beautiful red truck. At the last Russell Alumni meeting we saw Drusilla Shackleford playing the piano; Virginia Leach taking the minutes; Emma Perkins, Cleymon Kite, Kathleen OiRear. and Conrad Merritt as very active members. Joseph Lashley and George Raven are Chemistry and English professors at Russell High. Guy Adams and Ralph Wooten are now managing the most exclusive womerfs wearing ap- parel in Atlanta. David Bazemore is coaching baskteball at Duke University. Howard Boring, Frank Bennett, and Henry Faulkner are causing lot of girls to yell for help, they are life savers off the coast of Treasure Island. Gladys Chambers is a 6iPersona1i1y Cirlii at the Fox Theater in Atlanta. Among C. W. A. workers who are adding a nursery to Russell for beneftt of home-loving fresh- men are Frank Mims, Earl Cowart, Elmer Hyatt, W. C. Bell, Fred Sheram, Carl Lance, and Wayne Melton, with Chester Lambert in charge of the Construction. Judson Eldredge is director of new radio station I-O-U; among the Russellites heard over his programs are: June' Wells, Kathryn Spurlin, Robert Giheling, Clyde Fowler, Ethel Pope, and Roy Wileyis famous jug band with Edward Mahle and Jimmy Sievers helping him make noise. W. A. Duncan helps him in paying stating I-O-Uis hills. Elizabeth Coen and Sara Evans are modeling dresses for J. P. Allen. Doris Barfield and Isabelle Jerguson are teaching dancing in California. Some of their talented pupils are Lorena Lavin, Elizabeth Hunter, Lillian Campbell, and Frances Spurlin. Herman Nix is now teaching Bookkeeping in one of the leading business colleges in the South. We see in his class Martha Haynie, Anita Roberts, Frances Blake, Mildred Bonner, Jose- phine Stark, and Christine Bowdoin. Bob Wright is new teaching Spanish to Spaniards. Can you beat that? We now are seeing George Harrison with a that dog standii on Main Street. Some of his regular customers are Lewis Wynn, James Stewart, Frank Morgan, and Julian Routon. Who are those funny-looking persons with sub-machine guns under their arms? They are our old friends William Wallace, Howard Langston, Leniel McKinney, James Hunt, and Dean Walton. They are out looking for wild game, such as. bugs, birds, and fleas. Geraldine Minor, Annie C. Knott, and Lillian Carter are now employed by the city. They are working in the zoo taking care of the little monkeys. Ralph Little was recently elected Amerieais most dignified gentleman. A TIIF n illK. V Page 39 AINTFH ; UIIIIKH r Roy Quinn, Warren Roberts, and Frank Cook are making a successful tour of Hawaii. Their object is to get more information of the Hawaiian dancers. Eugene Cruise is now running a taxi company between New York, London, Paris, with only one tan and one driver, Harry Garrison. Last news received on Billy Howard istunt motorcycle driverl was when his motorcycle crashed near Addis Ababa as he was standing on his head and flirting with some fair daughter of an Ethiopian prince. Harold Kadell and Ernest Hughie have had many love matches in this last year; they are world famous on tennis courts. Ruby and Ruth Pollard,s photographs are seen in all important magazines of the nation ad- vertising Dr. Brushem White Toothpaste. At the 1940 World,s Fair in Chitling Switch, Georgia, we saw the following Russellites anxious- ly awaiting the rise of the curtain for Rally Sandls personal appearance: George Buoch, Jack Rob- inson, Charles Murry, Herbert Spruill, and James Ivy. Having been known for her sweetness, the vanilla candy kiss has been named Ruth Branton. By popular vote Marilee Johnston has been elected Campus Widow of the Georgia Military Academy. Attending Dovie Lou Jacksonis College for Women where she insists that girls have break- fast served in bed are: Edna Salter, Julia Wheeler, Marjorie Cash, Louise Zuber, Martha Haynie, and Dorothy Gabriel. Anita Mann and Mildred Tanner teach whenever possible. The broad expanses of a big Wisconsin truck farm brings us Billy McMillian and Harold Morris experimenting with all sorts of craps; John Grant is their chief milkman. Helen Carroll, Frances Creel, Mardell Duncan, Ruth Hardin, Marjorie Sasser, and Madge Holmes decided to remember Russell forever and ever; they have gone into the Elwild woods in search of some more Wildcats. There seemed to be millions of mirrors but we could not explore any more for we saw that the crew of the balloon was going aboard and we wanted to be along when it reached its destination, the moon. RUTH BRANTON, JULIA CASTELLANOS, HARRY GARRISON, Prophets for 36 Senior Class. u i LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 1936, being of sound mind and body, do hereby make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament. Article One: We bequeath the Cute clothes of Virginia Drake and Marian Barber t0 Lois Parker. Article Two: Doris 3arllehl,s and lsahcl Jergusmils love of a good time we leave to Frances Kohler and Mary Lewis. Article Three: We will Abh Carmichaelis, Henry Clayis and Lewis Wall's constancy to one girl toe Phair Simpson. Article Four: The sunny disposition of Guy Adams, Richard Brelz and Julian Routen we be- queath to W. D. Roberts. Article Five: The fascinating ways of our Regimental Sponsor, Thelma Harrison, We leave to Pauline Arnold and Evelyn Brannen. Article Six: The happy-goelueky attitude of William Wallace, Edward Mahle, James King, anl Eugene Crrse wc bequeath to Wayne Melton and Billy Wall. Article Seven: Ellen Coleas ahility to rate with Military Ofliccrs we leave to Martha lllann. Article Eight: We leave Sidney Farrarls shyness to any Junior who can take ten girls to a home room party and stand up under it. Article Nine: The sisterly love of Mildred and Irene Bonner, Mamie and Helen Callahan we will 10 Martha and Mary Bobo. Article Ten: We bequeath LaVerne VVhilelyls weakness for soldiers to J0 MCLenrlon. Article Eleven: Charles Martilfs, Harold Tayloris Ralph Wontenls, and Harold Cnanls love of knocking about? we leave to Eugene Harris and Edward Garner. Article Twelve: We bequeath Bill Clecklerls line 10 any Junior who can break as many hearts as Bill has. Article Thirteen: We leave Miriam Harris? voluminous French correspondence to Gwendolyn Joiner and Dorothy Patten. Article Fourteen: Hugh Conleyis Latin Jack we leave to James Croley, hoping helll use it to a better advantage. Article Fifteen: The leadership of Bill Cook we will to Ed Largen. Article Sixteen: Brantley Wardis art of getting along with his teachers we leave to Billy Cooper. Article Seventeen: The dignity of Ethel Pope will to Mildred Cook and Evelyn Holler. Article Eighteen: Kathleen Hodgels tremendous imagination we bequeath to Margaret Cilmer. Article Nineteen: To Ralph Blough and Wallace Thomas we leave Robert Gihelingis and Rich- ard Brownls individual accents. Article Twenty: The pelit attractiveness of Hazel Holt7 Gladys Chambers, and Davis Lou Jack- son we Will to Ruth Hanson and Mary Roberts. Article Twenty-One: Dorothy Balilfs harmonica skill we bequeath to any Junior girl who will be as successful. Article Twenty-Twu: We leave the quietness 0f Mary Elizabeth Chalmers, Anita Mann, and Josephine Stark to Elizabeth Cook and Harriet Bragg. Article Twenty-Three: To Doris Minor we bequeath Marilee Juhnstmfs great admiration of G. M. A. boys. Article TwentyFour: WVe will the cheering ability of Elizabeth Hunter I0 Bobbie Pruitt. Article TwentyeFive: The likable characteristics of Earl Durrett, Warren Roberts7 Harry Garri- son, Jack Robinson7 and Ernest Warren we leave to Charles and David English aml Elmo Stephenson. Article Twenty-Six: We bequeath Ruby Hotlnetlis and Kathleen OlRearis lnve of picture shows to Maxine Porter. Article Twenty-Seven: The witty sayings of Robert Harmon and Bobby Slalen we leave to Jim Croley and Eugene Bolton. Article Twenty-Eight: Leniel MCKinneyis, Jimmy Sieversi, and Herbert Spruillls ability to find something funny in everything we will to Hugh Chatham and Dallas Crumbley. Article Twenty-Nine: We leave Loraine Rowletfs habit of falling in love to Virginia Moody and Peggy Loehle. Page 41 th 4 T MAI r i VUIIIIkH 11f ilk. Article Thirty: The cute ways of Helen Huie, Beth Coen, Mildred Keller, and Mary Ellen Carter we leave to Ruth Cranath and Doris Atwood. Article Thirty-One: Billy Howardis good tcnnis playing we bequeath to Billy Ziegler. Article Thirty-Two: We will H. N. Purdyis, Carl Lanceis, and Cuthbert Killingswortlfs habit of being the last one to arrive at Russell to all of next yearls regularly late pupils. Article Thirty-Three: Hugh McElhannons love of Russell we leave to DeNelle Miller. Article Thitry-Four: We bequeath the attractive hair dress of Cornelia Cook and Mary Jergu- son to anyone who will keep as good care of it as these girls did. Article Thirty-Five: The many feminine admirers of David Bazemore, James Stuart, Ralph Lit- tle, and Harold Brock we leave to Billy McMillian and Perry Johnson. Article Thirty-Six: We will Christine Bomloilfs, Helen Carrollls, Helen Johnsonls, Anita Robert's, and Mildred Tanneris air of calmness to Hattie Lee Newsome, Alma Perry, and Agnes Challin. Article Thirty-Seven: The good times of Bernice Helms, Evelyn Mayo, Daisy Duncan, and Lillian Carter we leave to Virginia Platt, Josephine Waites, and Frances Hencely. Article Thirty-Eight: We bequeath CliFford Carr7s, Cleymon Kiteis, Billie Harmonis and Louie Reynoldls weakness for girls to George Callahan, Freddie Bonner, and Robert Lee Garrison. Article Thirty-Nine: Charles Rattarreek habit of always playing the part of elderly gentle- men in Russellls plays we leave to any Junior who can play the part as well as Charles did. Article Forty: We will the ability to always give the correct answers possessed by Gene Howell. Louise Fain, Marguerite Bryant, and Bob Wright to Dorothy Travis, Lillian Davis, Doris Howing- ton, and Beatrice Hooper. Article Forty-One: The good looks of Dorothy Harkins, Loutrelle Caudell, Evelyn Mayo, and Irene Bonner we leave to Susie Wynn Thomas and Dorothy Hilsman. Article Forty-Two: Speedy Harrisonk, .l. W. Sosebeels, aml Frank Cookls wining personalities we bequeath to Bill Richardson, Hugh Davis, and Guy Parker. Article Forty-Three: We will the friendliness of Martha HayniC, Emma Perkins, and Louise Zuber to Helen Blevins and Juanita Hempcrlcy. Article Forty-Four: Evelyn Nolanis and Mary Whitlefs weakness for nicknames we leave to anyone who can use them to the good advantage that these girls dirl. Article Forty-Five: We bequeath Frances Blakeis and Edna Salteris good work on the annual to next yearis Business Managers. Article Forty-Six: XV. C. Bellis, Billie McMillianis, Conrad Merrittls, and J. H. Drakels habit of locking girls lockers at the wrong time we will to any Juniors who can get away with it. Article Forty-Seven: We leave the everlasting friendship of Virginia Leach and Frances Creel, Frank Mims and Oliver Rainwater, Ruth Hardin and Julia Davis to any Juniors who will be seen together practically all the time. Article Forty-Eight: The individuality of Robert Schenck, Howard Langston, W. A. Duncan, and L. M. Neely we bequeath to Wallace Thomas. Article Forty-Nine: Mildred Brownis and Mary Clifton Mckee's affection for each other we leave to all of next yearis pals. Article Fifty: The dignity of Roy Quinn, Jody Brown, and L. M. Terrell we will to Roy Miller. Article Fifty-One: Rudolph Nesbittis military ability we leave to next yearis Lieutenant-Colonel. Article Fifty-Two: The likable ways of George Bouch, Homer Smith, James llunt7 and Elmer Hyatt we will to Glen Kirkland. Article Fifty-Three: Roy Wileyis, James Huntls, Frank Morgan9s, Ezra Goenisv and Elmer Hyattis ability to iiget ahoutl9 at R. H. S. we leave to Eugene Bolton, Ralph Cagle, Julian Davis. 'and Clyde Freeman. Article FiftyeFour: The art of hitchehiking of Herman Nix and Julian Routen we will to any Juniors who are as lucky as these boys, Article Fifty-Five: The devilish ways of Lewis Wynn and Pugh Smith we leave to J. A. Ross. Article Fifty-Six: Lillian Campbellis, Sara Evans, and Frances Spurlinis easy going ways we bequeath to Elizabeth Duncan. , Article Fifty-Seven: The good work in the Girl Reserve Club of Bina Murphy we leave to next ye'afs most interested member; ii 4 X0 LN C V ll At Article Fifty-Eight: Harry Cameronis, Monroe Hearnls, Walton Simmonsi, and Harry Brownk ease of getting along with everybody to Steven Routen, Billy Smith, and Mike Steele. Article Fifty-Nine: We leave the numerous medals for careful driving posessed by Fred Sheram to James Baggott. Article Sixty: We bequeath the animation of Marie Bazemore and Mary Ferguson to Helen McClary and Dorothy Escott. Article Sixty-One: Sarah Bradenis post at the cashieris desk in the cafeteria we leave to Harriett Bragg. Article Sixty-Two: We leave the courtship of Helen Bowdoin and William Cater to Maxine Porter and Earl Holcomb. Article Sixty-Three: We bequeath Kathleen Brannen's knack of keeping her home room in laughter to Macie Weeks. Article Sixty-Four: Ruth Brantonls and Jeanette Carrollis popularity we will to Reba Rags- dale and Gladys Oxford. Article Sixty-Five: We leave Mildred Brownis ability to shoot ilpossibles to Kelly OiNeil. Article Sixty-Six: We bequeath the sweet dispositions of Mary Sue Brown and Bessie Webb to Sara Rhodes and Essie Howse. Article Sixty-Seven: James Hodges, love of small, sweet blonds is bequeathed to any Junior boy who has the same taste. Article Sixty-Eight: We will Betty Gordenis ability to tell a Methodist from a Baptist on first sight to any Junior girl who is so gifted. Article Sixty-Nine: We will Eldon Richardsonls amused outlook on life to Louis Stovall. Article Seventy: The fetchingly childish manner of speaking possessed by Frances Miller, we bestow 0n Ruth Johnson. Article Seventy-One: We bequeath the attractive personality of Jane Johnson to Susie Wynn Thomas. Article Seventy-Two: We bequeath Elmer Rikefs and Joe Lashbyis lack of talkativeness to Joe Hogg and Philip Rossmer. Article Seventy-Three: T0 Jimie Lou Benson and Imogene Brand we leave the amiability of Kathryn Spurlin and Evelyn Perkins. Article Seventvaour: Mary Louise Thomas, leadership ability we bequeath to Elizabeth Allen. Article Seventy-Five: To Elizabeth Hodges and Lillian Davis we will the numerous giggles 0f Lorena Lavin and Mildred Thomas. Article Seventy-Six: We bequeath t0 Juanita Hemperly and Charlcie, Ellison the inseparability 0f Nettie Belle Vaughn and Manelle OiNeal. Article Seventy-Seven: We leave Loutrell Caudellis stately carriage to Josephine Waites. Article Seventy-Eight: The scholastic honors 0f Madge Holmes and Ada Cordes we will to Sara Fagen and Sara Moore. Article Seventy-Nine: Clara Brown McCord,s inevitable air of preoccupation we bestow 0n Jo McLendon. Article Eighty: To John Christian Wei give the ability to be a liStrong Silent Manli and make the female hearts fiutter, which is possessed by Billy Walters. 'Article Eighty-One: Marjorie Gates relinquishes her versatality to Lestina Stanley. Article Eighty-Two: Elizabeth Eppis amazing trait of getting out more words per minute than anyone else we leave to Macie Weeks. Article Eighty-Three: To Marvin Ansley we will the pep, vim, and vigor of Francis Graf. Article Eighty-Four: We bestow on Nell Fulghu'm the flirtatious manner of Julia Castellanos. Article Eighty-Five: Elam Gillonis perpetual good humor we leave to Alton Reeves. Article Eighty-Six: T0 Ceorgianna Grey We will the blues-singing of Louise Torbert. Article Eighty-Seven: We bequeath Hazel Wilderls trait of never being heard to Margaret Lambert, and hope it will be as much a help in warding off demerits as it was for Hazel. Article Eighty-Eight: David Womblels and Earnest Hughiels ability to argue with almost anyoneenot excepting the teachers, we leave to Robert Love and James Preston. Article Eighty-Nine: We will to Vera Ivey the position held by Julia Wheeler in the library. Page 42 TVB' iifk ijlll Page 43 T I 1x rx t m T Article Ninety: The mechanical trait of J. T. White we bestow on Ralph Blair, hoping it will aid him next year in the llshop? 01355. Article Ninety-One: The Tileading manll parts of Joe Smith in all the Dramatic Club produc- tions we leave to Ira Rogers. Article Ninety-Two: Tincey Dooleyls and Dorothy Gallriells obliging manner we will 10 Corene Jones and Annie Laurie Hunt. Article Ninety-Three: The knack of shooting goals possessed by Millard Posey, Harold Kadel, and Howard Boring we bequeath 10 Jim Croley. Article Ninety-Four: We will the hashfulness 0f Drucilla Shack'elord and Ruby Perkins t0 Nell Williams and Ada Roberts. Article Ninety-Five: Claude Raineyls way with the wimmenll we leave to William Banks. Article Ninety-Six: The numerous blushes of Henry Faulkner we bestow on George Couch. having doubt of his need of them however. Article NinetySeven: Ruth and Ruby Pollardls knack of always being as neat as two pins we will to Rachel Thompson. Article Ninety-Eight: We will Clyde Fowlerls habit of being study hall pest to J. E. Ross, with the fond hope that he wonlt live up to it. Article Ninety-Nine: The engaging grin of Spencer Thompson we leave to James Durham. Article One Hundred: Robert Summerallls love of huge, almost unpronouncable words we leave to Robert Keith. Article One Hundred and One: The dignified air of Donald Wiley we bestow 0n Thornton West. Article One Hundred and Two: The cheerful disposition of .l. W. Huff, C. W. Almand, Pauline Black, and Marjorie Cash we will to Jack Lloyd, Erwin Lyle, Juanita Mann, and Marcelle McClure. Article One Hundred and Three: We leave the talkativeness of Margaret Fitzgerald to Helen Couch. Article One Hundred and Four: We will Dean Waltonls and Wayne Meltmfs knack of keep- ing off the honor roll to William Appling and Thomas Burris. Article One Hundred and Five: George Ravenls habit of writing his name on almost every- thing at school to Charles English. Article One Hundred aml Six: The dignity of June Wells and Marguerite Wilson we be- queath t0 Mildred Hanna and Marjorie Bryant. Article One Hundred and Seven: The ability to remain at Russell over four years possessed by John Grant and Frank Bennett we bequeath 10 all the buys who find Russell so interesting. Article One Hundred and Eight: The wonderful intellecls of Chester Lambert and Earl Cowart we bestow 0n Hubert Summerall and Lawrence Wilson. Article One Hundred and Nine: Finally, we leave to all Juniors our dignity and Senior privileges. In witness whereof we hereunto set our hand and seal to this our Last Will and Testament. MARGARET FITZGERALD, Testatrix, ,36 LORAINE ROWLETT, Testatrix, ,36 DOROTHY BABB, Testatrix, 36 KT IX k. l1 '1 Tllf' HA! ' 111x. VUHI JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ED LARGEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . President ALTON REEVES. . . . . . . . . .Vice-President ROY MILLER . . . . . . . Treasurer ELIZABETH ALLEN . Secretary Page 1M 5 C-7 ALLEN, ELIZABETH ALVERSON, BEVERLY ANSLEY, NIARVIN ATWOOD, DORIS BAILEY, DORIS BOKER, FRANK BENSON,J1MIL0U BLOUGH, RALPH BOATRIGHT, JACK BONNER, TEDDY CHRISTIAN, GEORGE DAVIS, CARL DAVIS, HUGH DENNY, EDWARD ESCOTT, DOROTHY GOLDEN, JAMES GORDON, SCOTT GRICSBY, LOUISE HILSMAN, DOROTHY KOHLER, FRANCES KNIGHT, RACHEL KNOTT, ANNIE LEACH, LURLINE LEWIS, CHARLES LLOYD, JACK LOONEY, ELEASE OXFORD, GLADYS 2; JUNIORS PARKER, GUY PIERCE, RUTH POPE, MERLIN RAGSDALE, REBA REEVES, ALTON RICHARDSON, CHESTER RIGSBY, WILLIAM ROBERTS, MARY ROGERS, IRA SMITH7 BILLIE SMITH, HESTER STANLEY, LESTINA WALLACE, VIRGINIA WARD, FRANK WEEKS, NIACIE C-8 ARNOLD, PAULINE BARRETT, MYRTICE BARRIS, THOMAS BAXTER, LOUISE BECK, lv1E LEE BLEVINS, HELEN BUCHANAN, JACK CALLAHAN, GEORGE DODD, MONTEZ DURRETT, HIRAM EWING, ELOIS :3 D D GARDNER, FREDRICK GOODWIN, JAMES HORNSBY, HUGH HOOPER, BEATRICE HUNT, MARION JACKSON, DELORAS JONES, HUBERT LONDON, CLYDE LYNCH, DOROTHY MALOCK, LILLIAN MECASH, SANFORD MILLIANS, lNEz MINOR, GERALDINE NION'I'GOMERY, DEWITT OLIVER, LYNN OLIVER, A. W. PLEMONS, SAMUEL SIMPSON, PIIAIR SMITH, A. J. SMITH, WILLENE STEELE, MIKE WALL, WILLIAM WEST, WILMA WILLIAMS, NELLE WILSON, LAWRENCE WOODS, BYRON WORTHINGTON, EVELYN C-5 BAGWELL, RUSSELL BAILEY, RAYMOND BISHOP, DORSEY BRANNON, LEONARD BRIGGS, GARWOOD BROWN, RACHEL BRyANT, NIARJORIE CHAFFION, AGNES CRAWFORD, ALLEN CmcmL, THURMAN DUNN, DOROTHY EDGAR, EDNA MAE EIDSON, LAMAR ENGLISH, RUBY E HENDRIX, ELIZABETH HOLCOMBE, VIRGINIA HUCKABY, SARA HUFF, EDNA JOHNSON PERRY KEITH, ROBERT MCCLUluz, MARCELLE MOLL'S, NIARY MOODY, VIRGINIA MOORE, SARA JUNIORS PERRY, ALMA POSEY, MILDRED PRICE, BESSIE RICHARDSON, BILLY ROGERS, WARREN ROUTON, STEPHEN THOMAS, JULIAN THOMPSON, MADELINE WADDELL, LAURA WAITS, JOSEPHINE WALDROP, ROBERT WARD, MM; WRIGHT, DAVID WRIGHT, WILLARD C-6 ADAMS, FAYE BARBER, NELLIE B080, MARTHA BOZEMAJV, JESSIE BROWN, MATm; PEARL BUCK, THENA BYRON, LARUE CHAMBERS, EVELYN DUNCAN, ELIZABETH GARNER, EDWARD GILMER, MARGARET GRAY, GEORGIANA GRESHAM, LOUISE HALL, LESTER HAYCOOD, OPHELIA HENDERSON, WILLIAM HILTON, VERA JOHNSTON, BERNICE JOHNSTON, ADELAIDE KELLY, PAT KIRKLAND, GLEN LONG, E. A. MCDANIEL, LOUISE McMILLIN, WILLIAM MORRIS, WALKER NEWSOME, HATTIE LEE PRUETT, BOBBIE SEAWELL, FLORENCE SIMPSON, WILLIAM SMITH, MARGARET SUMMERLIN, MILDRED WALKER, WILBUH WITHERINGTON, HERBERT WORSHAM, LOLA C-3 ASKEW, EMMERCEAN AVERA, FRED E. BRAGG, SARA HARRIET COOK, ELIZABETH LOUISE DAVIS, JIMMIE LOU DODSON, EDNA FRANCES ELDREDGE, LEMMIE FLACG ELLIS, WILLIAM T. ENGLISH, CHARLES MIKE ENGLISH, DAVID LESLIE FARMER, BILLY FRANK FULGHUM, NELL CLAIRE HARGER, ANNA MARIE HAWKINS, FRANCES ELIZABETH HAYNES, CLIFFORD HEMPERLEY, JUANITA HILL, KATHRYN HOWELL, RALPH HUNT, ANNIE LAURA JERCUSON, MARY LAMBERT, MARGARET LOEHLE, PEGGY LOVE, ROBERT ONEILLE, KELLIE JUNIORS POLK, ROTHWELL PRESTON, JAMES PYRON, STEVE REEVES, REX SHACKLEFORD, DOROTHY SIMS, LELAND SMITH, EUGENE STAMPS, MARGARET SUMMERALL, HUBERT THOMAS, SUSIE WYNN TRAVIS, DOROTHY WARR, T. W. WATERS, MARIE C-4 BISHOP, H. A. BURINGTON, ALBERT CRUMBLEY, DALLAS DOUGLAS, JULIA DURHAM, JAMES FOWLER, FRANK CELL, CLINTON GRANATH, RUTH HARPER, JOE HARRISON, D. C. HOWINGTON, Doms HUTSON, DOROTHY JOHNSON, RUTH JONES, CORENE MCMICHEL, BONNELL MILLER, Roy MINTON, PEARL MITCHEL, ROBERT OLIVER, ROBERT PATE, LUCILLE PARISH, SARA PARKER, L015 PELLS, MARSHELLE PLATT, VIRGINIA RIVERS, EVELYN ROBERTS, GEORGE SCHENCK, EUGENE SMITH, ELSIE STAKELEY, ALPHIUS STEPHENSON, ELMO STOVALL, LEWIS SWAFFORD, SALLIE MAE TYLER, VIRGINIA WEBSTER, VONCIL C-l BROWN, FRANCES CAGLE, RALPH CARTER, MYRON COOPER, BILL COUCH, GEORGE DORSEY, SAM ELLISON, CHARLCIE EMORY, H. C. HEARX, MYRICK HODCES, ELIZABETH Hocc, JOE HOLLAND, RICHARD HOLSOMBACK, MARIE HOWSE, E5515 IVJE, VERA JACKSON, MARGURITE JACKSON, VINCENT JOINER, GWENDOLYN LEWIS, MARY LYLE, BRUCE MADDEN, ELIZABETH MANN, MARTHA MCCLAm, HELEN MCLAUGHUM, RUTH PATTON, DOROTHY PERKINS, SARA RAGSDALE, ROBERT RHODES, SARA JUNIORS SHANNON, JOSEPHINE SIMPSON, TALMADGE SOSBEE, LESTER SOSBY, HOMER STEPHENS, ANDREA STUDDARD, MARY TAYLOR, HAROLD THOMPSON, RACHEL TIDWELL, CHARLES WHEELER, MARY WRIGHT, DOROTHY ANN YOUNG, HELEN BADDERS, BILLY C-2 BAGGOTT, JAMES BOLTON, EUGENE BOOTH, J. D. BRACKETT, RUDENE BRAND, lMOCENE BRANNON, EVELYN CASH, MAY CHRISTIAN, JOHN COOK, MILDRED COOPER, MALENE COUCH, HELEN CROLEY, JAMES DAVIS, LlLLIAN FAGAN, SARA RED xv! :- crx FREEMAN, CLYDE GARNER, MAUSON HANNA, MILDRED HANSON, RUTH HARRIS, EUGENE HENCELY, FRANCES LARGEN, EDWARD LESTER, BILL McLENDON, JOSEPHINE NELSON, ARTHUR PHILLIPS, EVELYN PONDER, WALTER PORTER, MAXINE REID, ARTHUR REID, JOHN ROSSER, GETTYS ROSSMAN, PHILIP RUTLEDGE, TALMADGE SHERAM, FRANK SHERRER, ORRIEN SMITH, INEZ STEWART, ADNA THOMAS, WALLACE THOMAS, WILLIAM TI-IRASHER, MARION WEST, THORNTON ZEICLER, BILLY Page 48 Page 49 3-9 ASKEW, LOUISE BAILEY, ALBERT BENNETT, HOLLAND B0130, MARY BROWN, LESLIE CANTRELL, JOHN ELIOTT, EDWARD EVANS, FRANK FARRIBA, EARL GABRIEL, MARION GIBSON, ELOISE HEMBREE, WALTER HOLSOMBACK, RUBY HOLT, MAX HOWSE, MARION JEANS, ALFRED JOHNSTON, JENNIE MAE KlNZY, EDITH KUHN, LOUISE LAMBERT, JAMES LIGCETT, JOE LITTLE, TERRELL LONGINO, MADGE LOONEY, INDIA LOUCHBREDGE, TIIELMA MARCHBANKS, ALLEN MARTIN, HUGH MCCORD, ADAIR MCELROY, BETTY MILLER, DE NELLIE MILLS, BILLY MOON, THOMAS MORRIS, ELIZABETH E2 :3 a SOPHOMORES MORRIS, MILDRED MoULDER, MARIE MURPHEY, MARGARET NEWSOMIC, ROWENA PARHAM, DOUGLAS PEARSON, SARA POPE, DURENE ROBERTSON, GRADY Ross, FRANCES SzMPsox, FRANK STEPHENSON, MYRA STEPHENSON, VERA STIFF, HILARY SUTTON, FRANCES TIDWELL, ROBERT LEE UPCHURCH, BETHEL VAN NORDEN, L015 WALDROP, JAMES WALLACE, LENNIE WILLS, CHARLES WARREN, BLANCHE WIGLEY, KATHLEEN WISE, NAOMI WISE, RUTH WORSHAM, MARY YANCEY, BRI'I'T B-lo ALDRIDGE, SARA BATES, VERDA BENNETT, CHRISTINE BLACKWELL, CALVIN BLOUCH, DUANE BLOUCH, LUCILE BONNER, FREDDIE 04 CV BROWN, ZUILLIAN CIIATHAM, HUGH CLARK, FRANCES CLEMONS, PAUL COGGIN, RUSSELL COLLle, WILLIE COWAN,, GERALDINE DAVIS, CHRISTIAN DAVIS, NIARGARET DUNCAN, KATIE MAL DURRETT, DOUGLAS ELAM, JOYCE FOWLER, JOHN FULGHIIM, MARGARET HALL, NITA MAE HEADRICK, BOB HERNDON, LILLIAN IIIPP, HARVEY JOHNSON, EDNA KIRKLAND, INNIS LANDRUM, FRANCES LIMING, MARGARET MARTIN, ELSIE MCDONALD, ANNE McEWEN, KATHERINE MHLToN, ELBERT PAIR, GLADYs RAWLs, J. R., JR. ROBERTS, VIchNIA ROGERS, IRENE ROYAL, CHARLOTTE SPIVEY, ANNETTE STEWART, BENTON STRIPLIN, JIM THOMPSON, EUGENE WELLS, ROSENELLE B-7 ARNOLD, VIOLET BANNISTER, HUGH BARNARD, BARBARA BLALOCK, PAUL BRANYAN, EARLYN BRISTOL, LUCILE BROWN, GLENN BUCHANAN, LORAINE CANTRELL, BETTY COLEMAN, RONNIE COOK, CHARLES COOK, MARJORIE CREEL, GLADYS CROWLEY, MILDRED ENGLISH, RUTH GEORGE, FLORRIE HART, DOROTHY HENBREE, OLA JOHNSON, FRANCES JOHNSON, J. C. KITE, EDNA RUTH LOVE, FRANCES MOORE, GLADYS OWENS, MARION PALMOUR, NIARY LOUISE PERKINS, MARY RUTH PRICE, L. S. SOPHOMORES REYNOLDS, DOYLE SHEPARD, FRANCES SORRELLS, CHARLES STARRETT, BARNEY STEARNS, ELOISE SULIVAN, JUDY SUMMERLIN, ANN TAYLOR, JAMES TRUI'I'T, LEILA WAITS, CLARA WELLS, ESTELLE WORTHINCTON, BERNICE B-8 ADERIIOLT, AIBEL ADKINSON, LOUISE BANKS, WILEY BAUCHN, WILBUR BOSWELL, OWEN BROCK, LOUISE CARR, JACK CARVER, MAX COBB, CLYDE COMES, LOYD COUCH, BENNIE Cox, NELLIE Cox, PATRICIA DASSINGER, JACK DAVIS, WANDA ii DUNCAN, MYRA ELDREDCE, JUANITA ELLIOT, FRANKLIN ESKEW, FRANCES GARRET, RUTH HARRIS, LILAC HAYNES, LILLIE PEARL HEMPERLY, C. N. HOLLER, EVELYN HOOD, POPE IRBY, LOUISE LAMBS, LEWIS LYON, CARL McINTOSH, ELEANOR McMILLAN, LUCILE MINOR, mes NIOBLEY, MARSHAL NICHOLS, BILLY POPE, DUREN RAMAGE, IRENE RATTEREE, ELIZABETH REED, JAMES SCARBROUGH, J. D. SNEED, ALFRED WEBB, ELIZABETH WHITE, CHARLES WILKES, GEORGE WYATT, FRANCES ZELLNER, MILTON Page 50 B-5 BELL, MYRA BOYD, EDWEN BRACKET, JOHN BRIDGES, J. C. CASH, ROY COTTONGIM, BILL DALE, ELLEN DAVIS, JACK DENNY, MARY JULIA DUNCAN, ELDRmcE EASON, CLIFTON ECKMAA, CARL ESTES, JULIA EUBANKS, LOUISE EVATT, ROBERT GAZAWAY, SYBIL HAM, MAVIs HARRIS, M. C., JR. HART, EDWARD HASELTINE, ROBERT Hwams, WILLIAM HOLLAND, Roy JAMES, FRANK KING, ELOUISE KNOTT, JESSIE Page 51 gyLW.-...M SOPHOMORES LANGLEY, JOHN MAYO, CHARLES lVlONTCOMERY, LOIS MONTGOMERY, LOUIS MOODY, FRANK NURRED, IVIARGARET NORTON, 1NEZ Pl-ZNNEL, HUGH PLATT, FRANK PHARH, HAROLD Russme, MILDRED STANTON, EMMA SUE THOMAS, C. 15., JR. WICS'I'MORELANU, JOHNNIE WOODS, MAHCELLI; WHTT, WILLARD B-6 ATwoou, GERTRUDE AVANS, EVELYNE AVANS. JOE BAILEY, MILDRED BONNER, GEORGE CARAWAY, Dumas CHEA'I'HAM, MARTHA DAVIS, GEORGE DAVIS, STELLA J ELDREDGE, EDNA ELLIOTT, ROSALIE cha, GLADYS FREDERICK, ROBERTA FULLER, ARNOLD HANDLEY, MARGARITE HARRIS, MATTIE LOU HARRISON, MURRIEL HAYNIE, IRENE HENSON, NORRIS JONEs, ALTON KILGORE, BEATRICE MCCARTY, LAURA BELL MCKAY, JOSEPH MCMILLAN, JxMMY LOU MCWILLIAMS, DAN JVIERIWETHER, LORRAINE MORRIS, JAMES NEWMAN, LEWIS OLIVER, ELIZABETH ANN PADGETT, WlLLIAM ROBERTS, W. D. HOSSER, HAROLD SHEFFIELD, ORA SMITH, ELIZABETH THOMAS, DOROTHY WILLIAMS, HOWARD B-3 ADAMS, LOUISE BROWN, MILDRED BUCHANAN, EUGENE CARROLL, MARGARE'I' CORLEY, MARY HELEN CRUMPLES, DEWITT DANFORTH, VERA BILL, HARRY DUDLEY, JOE EDGAR, JUANITA GAmusox, ENOCH GREENE, EDWARD HAMBRICK, JAMES HICKS, HAROLD HOFFMAN, LUTRELLE HUNT, DEWITT LANGLEY, MARY LEWIS, ANCEROMA LITTLE, RUTH LORD, ARTHUR MARTIN, JAMES MANOR, JUANITA NORRIS, MARY OLIVER, EVELYN OWEN, LONGIE PAYNE, OMES PRESTON, GENA PRICE, EDWIN SOPHOMORES ROBERTS, JOSEPHINE ROBERTS, J. D. ROCKER, SAM RUPPERSBURG, RICHARD RUSH, GUY SAMPLER, EUGENE SCHENCK, HUGH SHAW, THOMAS SIKES, WILLIAM SMITH, BILLY STALLSWORTH, 0le SUTTLES, CORTEZ TIDWELL, ROY TRACEY, BOBBIE LEE WALLIS, EDWARD WEST, KATHLEEN WORLEY, EDWIN B-4 BLACKSTONE, DOUGLAS BRADLEY, JAMES BULLARD, THOMAS CARCAL, MARTHA CARTER, CHESTER CARTER, LUCILLE CATER, LESTER COFIELD, LOU CRAWFORD, RACHEL CREWS, D. W. FARMER, EUGENE FISHBURNE, LUCIUs FISHBURNE, SKOTTOWE GILVIN, JOHN I-lARBxN, DORIS HAMIL, ELIZABETH HENSON, CAROLYN HOLLIS, BEATRICE HOLLIS, MILDRED HOLLOWAY, WILLENE JOHNSON, BERT JOHNSON, SARA KING, FRANCES LEIINE, WINEFRED MELTON, RAYMOND MCCAIN, BILL MOORE, FRANCES MOODY, EZRA PEEPLES, MARIE ROBERTS, JEWELL ROBINSON, CHARLOTTE RUSH, BERNEVA SEXTON, EDNA SHEPPARD, MERmEUM SMOOK, MARGARET SMOKE, NEWTON STRATTON, GRACE STANFIELD, GUY STRICKLAND, DORIS TYNER, HERMAN A -n- B-l ADAMS, RUBY BAGWELL, HELEN BOSWELL, JOYCE BAKER, MARY BARRON, EUGENIA BARWICK, SARA BASS, MARTHA ANNE BENTLEY, HELEN BOSWELL, CLIFFORD CASS, CAROLYN CASSELL, HELEN CHEVES, SAMUEL CHRISTIAN, RAYMOND COCHRAN, NAN COUCH, MARY VIRGINIA EIDSON, FRANCES FRIES, SARA GIBELING, ALFRED GOEN, NAOMI KIGHT, Doms KITE, ROY JOHNSON, J. C. LIPES, GWINELL MCDONALD, HOWARD MORROW, MILDRED Ross, ELIZABETH SMITH, JEANETTE Page 53 SOPHOMORES SMITH, OWEN STAKELY, FORBES STONE, PAT TARPLEY, GERTRUDE TARPLEY, MABEL THOMPSON, JAM: TILLAMmk, HILDA WARD, MARGARET ANNE WALDROP, FRANCES WEBB, CLYDELLE WHEELER, HILDA WILLIAMS, DORIS WILLIAMSOV, MILDRED YARBROUGH, ELLEN B-Z ASKEW, VIRGINIA ATSINGER, PRUDENCE BERNAL, PAT BLACKSTONE, ALMA Boccs, ANN BRETZ, SUE BROCK, KATHLEEN BROOKS, LESLIE BROWN, HARRIETT BYRD, DOROTHY CAMP, FLORENCE COCHRAN, SARAH COOK, VIVIAN COLLIER, VIRGINIA DODD, LOREY EPPS, RUTH EVANS, MARY FLOWERS, MILDRED FOWLER, CAROLYN FUNDERBITRG, VIVIAN GAZAWAY, RALPH GILLAN, JOHN GROOVER, ROBERT HAMBRIGHT, MARY FRANCES HERRING, SYBIL HILL, MARIE ng, MARon LONG, LENNIS MCDONALD, HAZEL McLENDON, OBRY MOORE, ANNETE PATH, ELDRED PERKINS, MILDRED RAVEN, BESSIE REMINGTON, MARGUERITE SAMs, MARTHA SAMS, MARY SPRINKLE, MILDRED STURKIE, EVELYN WHITE, DOROTHY A-7 ALDREDCE, FLORENCE AMERSON, W. C. ARNOLD, KENNETH AnnlNCTON, VIRGINIA BAGWELL, ELON BARRON, JAMES BECK, CHRISTINE BRIDGES, DOUGLAS BRYAN, DORRIS BRYAN, MORRIS BURDETT, OLIN BUTLER, WILLIAM BUTLER, HELEN CATER, HAROLD CUNNINGHAM, MAY DANIEL, LESTER Donn, CLARICE DUKE, HOWARD EATON, HARLEY EVANS, MABEL EVANS, MILDRED J OHNS, CECIL KISER, A. L., JR. LAWRENCE, ANNIE LOIS FRESHM N LEE, J OSEPH LONDON, RAY MUELROY, PAULINE NORTON, MARIE ORR, SALLIIC J01; PACE, CLARKE PAIR, MARY FRANCIS PHILLIPS, NETTE NIAE PHILLIPS, DURRIS QUINN, RICHARD RAcAN, HAVOLYN SHVELL, ERWIN SMITH, BETTY Jot; THAXTON, BUFOKD anxs, JAMES WEAVER, TOM WEEMS, EDNA WESTMORELAND, HAROLD A-8 BLACK, CURTIS BELCHER, H. W., JR. COLLINS; MELVIN DANIEL, MARVIV DODSON, JAMES FARNELL, JOE FLANDERS, EDWIN FOSTER, FRANCES GIBSOV. EUGENE HAHKLY, FLOY HUMPHRIES, RUTH HUNT, ROBERT KELLER, JAMES Kumow, CHARLES LEDBETTER, EDWARD LEE, E. T. MCCOY, Jon Moss, How MONTGOMERY, LAWRENCE MOTH, ROBERT OLIVEB, RICFITS PATTERSON, RICHARDSON PIKE, EUGENE PITTMAN, CALLIE PITTMAN, PAULINE SCOGGINs, ENOCII, JR. STEELE, HILLIARD TYLER, J. E, JR. VININC, FELIX WALLACE, BYROM WARE, OTIS WILSON, JAMES A-S ADAMS, JOHN AIKEN, REEVES BRUSHWITZ, MARY BROCK, CHARLES BULLARD, FRANK BARRET, STEWART BROWN, RAY CANNAFAX, FRANK CARTER, WINDELL DURHAM, FRANK ELLIS, WALTER HINSON, LORINE JOHNSON, MARY KADEL, EARNEST KODATT, EMIL MILLIGAN, EVELYN MAYs, MARIE MORRIS, BEN MORGAN, DAVIS MARTIN, EUGENE MATTox, JOE NOLES, LEROY PURDIE, ALEC PEACOCK, ALBERT 7 KN T Q 3-4 FR; FRESHMEN PURDY, WENFIELD SOSBY, EVELYN SWEARMAN, DOROTHY SANDERS, BUSTER TURNER, GLADYS TIIORNTOX, MARGARET THOMAS, ARTHUR LEE WISE, MILDRED WINGO, FLORRIE WALLACE, FRANCES WEBB, RUTH WALLER, THOMAS WEST, VERNON WILLEY, SELWYN A-6 BAKER, R. L. BARKER, JACK BETHEA, NELL BROWN, MERRITT BRYAN, HERBERT BYRAM, MYRTLE CARDER, BILLY CLAY, ROBERT GARRETT, NORA LU HAMBY, JIMMIE LEE HOLSOMBACK, BYRAM HUDSON, BROWNIE ' JACKSON, RIDLm JOHNSON, OPAL LECKIE, MARY ELIZABETH LOONEY, HAROLD MAYS, JESSIE MCGOUIRK, HOWARD MILLIGAN, HELEN PERNER, FRANCES RAWLS, CAROLYN RENFROE, EUGENE SANDERS, EHNICE SHEFFIELD, J. D. STARRETT, LUTHER STARRETT, DORIS STARK, GEORGE STEWART, W. A. SWOFFORD, MARIE TRIMBLE, MARCELLE TARPLEY, H, F. WHALEY, LAVERNE WEAVER, MARGUERlTE A-3 ARNOLD, SARAH LEE ASTIN, JOSEPHINE BENTLEY, GRACE BRADY, ESTELLE BRADY, A. D., JR. BRITT, KATHERINE BRYANT, ELMER BURT, VIVIAN CALDWELL, MARK CAUSEY, DOROTHY Coccm, ROBERT COOPER, PAUL COUCH, TRUMAN DAWSON, EVELYN DUNAGAN, JANl-ITTE DUNAGAN, VERNA FERRELL, VIRGIL FLOYD, JENNETTE GROF, JUNE I-IAMM, WILLIAM HENSLEY, JOYCE H000, SARA HORNSBY, NIARTHA JAMESON, DIXON JOHNS, EARL JOHNSON, JOE, JR. FRESHMEN KING, MILDRED KlNNICTT, RUTH LAUGHRIDGl-l, L01. MCCRARY, EDNA NICDUFFIE, lms MCMAHON, MARILU PRESTON, DAVIS L151: PRESTON, FAY ROBERTS, ALBERT ROBERTS, RICHARD SANDERS, THOMAS SMITH, LAVERNE STEWART, RAY VINSON, TOM WARE, VIRGINIA WHITE, J. W. WHITE, THQMAS YONCEMA, RICHARD A-4 BELL, FRANK, JR. BERRYMAN, Rm BOATRICHT, HARRY CARROLL, WESLEY CAWTHON, STANLEY CLEMONS, VIRGINIA CORLEY, L. F. DUNCAN, DONALD DUNCAN, DOROTHY Da'cmg AIVIV EASTLINC, W. G. FORD, WILLIAM HAMES, BILL HICKS, CARLTON HUDSON, JAMES JENKINS, HOWELL JOHNSON, FRANCES KELLY, FRANCES KINNETH, CLYDE LEWIS, DOROTHY MATTESON, LEWIS MONTGOMERY, LILLIE MOORE, J. L., JR. PARKER, JAMES PONDER, LEONARD RAIFORD, EDD HUTLEDGE, HORACE SIIUFORD, HOWARD SOSEBEE, LOUIE THOMAS, GEORGE THOMASON, ENID VAN NORDEN, PHILIP WAITS, FLOY WEST, JAMES WHALEY, MERVIE Page 56 A-l ATWOOD, JEAN BELL, CLYDE BLOUNT, MARTHA BROCK, LOUISE BROWN, CATHERINE CANDLE, BILLY CHATHAM, LEROY COOK, ELIZABETH CORDES, HARRY DEAN, MARTHA DELOACH, GLEN DILLARD, HAZEL ESTES, CARLTON FEELY, ELIZABETH HALE, OLIN HARBIN, J. H. HILL, MARY JANE MALLORY, LEILA MCKEE, BILLIE MORGAN, KATHRYN NOLAND, JOHNNIE PARIS, MARGARET PEACOCK, BETTIE PEACOCK, JACQUELYN Page 57 FRESHMEN POPE, HAROLD HAYNES, GRACE REID, ROBERT ROBERTS, DANN SEWELL, NATHAM SLATON, LEWIS SMITH, CHARLES SPURLIN, VIRGINIA STEPHENS, MARTHA THOMPSON, AUBURN TULL, ALBERT VANDIVER, WILLIAM VICKERY, RAYMOND WALLACE, EURICE WEST, EARNEST A-Z BISHOP, GLADYS BOWDEN, MARGARET BUCK, EVELYN BRADLEY, MARGARET BRYANT, JESSIE CHEATHAM, MARY CLARK, NORMA DAVIS, JUANITA KO N Y DOOLEY, MINNIE GARDENER, DOROTHY GUNNIN, LORENA GRIFFIN, FRANCES GREGORY, LUCILLE HILLIARD, EUNICE HANNA, MARY LYNN HOPKINS, EARLINE HARRISON, BLANCIIE HAYNES, HAZEL IRBY, RICHARD JOHNSON, VIVIAN KI-ZETH, MARY LINCFELT, FRANCES MEEK, MARY MCDUFFIE, ELLEN MCENTIRE, CLARICE MOODY, MARGARET MORRIS, RUTH MORRIS, JOSEPHINE REEVES, ELIZABETH STEWART, MARGARET TANKERSLEY, ERNESTINE THURMAN, IRENE WOOD, MARTHA WYCHE, DORIS IN MEMORIAM LELAND ROSS SIMS, 37 One of the saddest incidents of this school year Was the sudden passing on Saturday, December 21, 1935, of Leland Ross Sims, popular member of the junior class and president of Room 103. Leland was outstanding in scholarship, having made the honor roll every quarter since entering Russell High. He was a member of the Russell Band and Orchestra and had an orchestra of his own known as ;iTlie Southern Syncapators? Leland has gone from this material world to a world that knows no sor- row, suffering, trial, or tribulation. His memory will ever linger in the hearts of his classmates who knew and admired him so much. Page 61 President . Vice President . . Secretary . . Treasurer . . . May 30, 1935 DOROTHY BABB RUTH BRANTON JEANETTE CARROLL ADA CORDES VERNON DASSINGER VIRGINIA DRAKE LOUISE FAIN THELMA HARRISON GENE HOWELL RUDOLPH NESBITT LORAINE ROWLETT MARJORIE SASSER HAZEL WILDER BOB WRIGHT November 19, 1936 MARION BARBER RICHARD BRETZ l 7. HmHW, 3.1.. 1.1.1,: mm m r3 W311, 112:7! MEMBERS MILDRED BROWN MARY ELIZABETH CHALMERS ELLEN COLE ELIZABETH EPPs MARJORIE GATES RALPH LITTLE KATHRYN SPURLIN April 14, 1936 SENIORS MARY WILEY BALENTINE BILL CLECKLER MARGARET FITZGERALD HELEN Hun: MARY CLIFTON MCKEE BINA MURPHY CHARLES RATTERREE ROBERT SUMMERALL MARY LOUISE THOMAS RUDOLPH NESBITT . . THELMA HARRISON RUTH BRANTON ELLEN COLE JUNIORS ELIZABETH ALLEN JIMILOU BENSON MALENE COOPER SAM DORSEY DOROTHY ESCOTT SARA FAGAN FREDERICK GARDNER ADELAIDE JOHNSTON MARGARET LAMBERT EDWARD LARGEN BILL LESTER SARAH MOORE KELLIE O7NE1LL EUGENE SCHNECK DOROTHY ANN WRIGHT BILLY ZEIGLER OLIVIA HARRISON LA VERNE HAWKINS JOHN Hocc RACHEL JOHNSON JOHN LAMBERT RUTH MCELROY GENE NORTHROP JOHN OLIVER VIRGIL RUPPERSBURG EDWARD SIMS DOROTHY TURNER CHRISTINE BISHOP FRANCES BLACKSTONE DOROTHY FITZPATRICK MARTHA HILSMAN HONOR SOCIETY ALUMNI SARAH MINTER EUNICE OXFORD HUGH PARKER CLARA MAE REDWINE HYNES SHERIN JACK SMITH ELOISE THOMAS MARTHA WHIGHAM SOCIETY SONG OUR AIMS T o the Honor Society of Russell High We will pledge to be loyal and true, Making Scholarship, Leadership, Service our aim, Keeping Character ever in view. Let us wave green and gold, as our symbol of youth, Love enlighten us e,er on our way. H olding high our standards by each word or deed, Pressing onward and upward each day. T ake the torch as our Emblem to search out our way, And the Keystone to build jirm and true, So that each word and deed may a duty repay, Lifting high the ideals of our school. Striving now as we may with our pledge to comply, Let us work with our eyes on the goal. May our loved Alma Matefs Society grow, And no honors excel Russell H igh. Page 62 HISTORY OF HONOR SOCIETY At a meeting of Secondary School Principals, Atlantic City, New Jersey, 1921, the report of a committee on the constitution and organization of a National Honor Society was adopted. Since 1900 honor societies had sprung up throughout the country and had been of benefit locally. Now, as their efforts were to he unified, and their development to become national in scope, the organization was called the National Honor Society. The principal object was to recognize and encourage scholarship, but in order to develop weII-rounded personalities and to meet the needs of the numerous societies, it was agreed that Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character he the four cardinal principles of the Society. The fact that 1653 chapters, an average of more than one hundred per year have been organized in the United States in the senior high schools, nine in the Philippine Islands, four in Hawaiian Islands, two in Porto Rico and one in the American School in Shanghai, China, indicates that this organization has proved its value. The Russell High Chapter was granted a charter in December, 1934. Five groups of stu- dents have been inducted with appropriate ceremonies in the presence of their fellow students. These were selected by the Honor Council of the faculty from the upper 15 per cent of the Senior Class. The National Honor Society has an emblem, known as the Keystone Key, but the matter 01 colors, flower, and slogan is left with each Chapter. The Russell High Chapter has chosen for its colors, green and gold; its flower, the jonquil; and its slogan, 11To be rather than to ,, seem. The students of Russell High School have recognized the high aims of the Honor Society and have cooperated in its attempts to make Scholarship, Leadership, Service. and Character the keyword of every student in this school. The number 0f students on the honor roll has almost doubled since the installation of this society, and they have shown greater interest in leadership, and service not only in school but in the community and church as well. In all these activities they have been developing unconsciously perhaps7 the principle that is inseparable from the other threeecharacter. Page 63 Editor-in-Chief . Assistant Editor . Assistant Editor . News Editor . . Copy Editor . . Athletic Editor . Exchange Editor . Make-Up Editor . Alumni Editor . Feature Editor . R. 0. T. C. Editor Managing Editor Senior Editor . Business Manager Q: C? V . ALTON REEVES . RALPH BLOUGH . LESTINA STANLEY . JIMILOU BENSON . DOROTHY ESCOTT GEORGE CHRISTIAN . . Doms BAILEY . BILL RICHARDSON . . L015 PARKER . FRANCES KOHLER . EDWARD GARNER JEANETTE CARROLL . LORAINE ROWLETT . JAMES PRESTON Page 64 S NIOR HI-Y CLUB President . . . . . . . . . . . DAVID BAZEMORE JUNIOR HI-Y CLUB President . . . . . . . . ELDRIDGE DUNCAN Page 65 djgwmtx. $7 Jun; -2 g: ,:;; A, . . $ GIRL RESERVES President . . . . . . . . . ELIZABETH GOEN CAMP F IRE GIRLS President . . . . . . . . . . ELSIE SMITH Page 66 Page 67 FRENCH CLUB Presidents . . . . . . . . . . VIRGINIA DRAKE, JEANETTE CARROLL SPANISH CLUB President . . . . . . . . . . B013 WRIGHT f'mZA lyJU f DRAMATIC CLUB President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CHARLES RATTERREE ART CLUB President . . . . . . . . . . . . . IRENE BONNER Page 68 ,. a KR .gnmni. .AM ;.:....i,x.- :lm n 7 m 1 J- v- xJ Page 69 LIBRARY STAFF CLUB Presidents . . . . . . . . . . . LOUISE GRESHAM, MARTHA HAYNIE LIBRARY CLUB President . . . . . . . . . . . JIMILOU BENSON ,7 7 AZVA, Vv U President President SENIOR AVIATION CLUB JUNIOR AVIATION CLUB GEORGE BOUCH JAMES HODGES Page 70 L 3 M M 3 9' ORCHESTRA CLUB Director . . . MR. DRUKENMILLER MUSIC APPRECIATION CLUB President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NETTIE BELL VAUGHN Page 71 QUILL AND SCROLL JEANETTE CARROLL President JOURNALISM CLUB JOHN GILLON President CONMMHHHALCLUB President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BEATRICE HOOPER CURRENTEVENTSCLUB President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RAYMOND BAILEY Page 73 President President HOME EC CLUB MISS GLAUSIER HOME EC CLUB Miss BAILEY JUDY SULLIVAN GERALDINE CAMPBELL HOME EC CLUB MIss NEELY President . . . . . A . . . . . . . . . CORNELIA COOK LATIN CLUB President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RUBY ADAMS Page 75 N kg , .a gkwvn .erhugL k L C President . . . . . . . . . . . . ROY MILLER Page 76 1a :j 2; Q :3 m F OOTBALL TEAM BILL COOK . BOBBY SLATEN . PERRYJOHNSON . . . . . . . HUGH CONLEY . . . . . . . HUGH DAVIS . GEORGE HARRISON . . FRANK C001; . . . . . . . . HAROLD KADEL . . . . . . . DENELLE MILLER . . . . . HENRY CLAY . . . . . . MILLARD POSEY . . . . . Page 79 KCD- Q: C? 33 . . . . . Right End . . . . Right Tackle . . . Right Guard Center Left Guard . . Left Tackle . . . Left End Right Halfback F ullback Quarterback Left Halfback FOOTBALL SQUAD FRONT ROW: Henry Faulkner, Harry Brown, Henry Clay7 George Har- rison, Perry Johnson, Wayne Melton, DeNeHe Miller. SECOND ROW: Frank Cook, Hugh Davis, George Callahan, W. D. Rob- erts, Harold Kadel, Bill Cook, Guy Rush, Hugh McElhannon. THIRD ROW: Jack Boatright, Ed Largen, Hugh Conley, Robert Harmon... Marvin Ansley, Millard Posey, Bobby Slaten, Clifford Haynes. BACK ROW: Robert Tidwell, Homer Soseby, Wiley Banks, Owen Bell, CliHord Wright, Hugh Pennell, Ira Rogers. STANDING AT RIGHT: Coach R. L. Bowen. Page 80 Mum g ,7.;,-J.m,fi;x.....g7: A '- Page 81 FOOTBALL HISTORY Under the leadership of Captain itSpeedyi9 Harrison and the coaching of Mr. R. L. Bowen, the Wildcats finished a very successful season with six Victories and two defeats. The team scored 106 points to their opponents 96. The Wildcats tasted their first blood of the year when they defeated Robert E. Lee, 13-0. The team showed a great amount of speed as well as power. The weather being good they had little trouble with the cadets. Griffin journeyed all the way to East Point just to get defeated t0 the tune of 19 to 14. Clay was outstanding in his passing and generalship. He threw a pass to Rush for the first score and to Cook for the last. November was a sad day for the Wildcats who met defeat in a night game at Ponce de Leon Park with the Tech High i6Smithies.,, The Russellites tried hard but were playing against a team much heavier and faster. The score was: iTSmithiesi, 33, Wildcats 0. Burning with the desire to make up for the defeat, the Wildcats met their old jinx, Decatur High. For the first time in seven years Russell defeated them. The whole of the Russell team played with the pent up rage of all the other teams that had ever been defeated by Decatur. Mr. McGee jumped up and cracked his hee1s for joy. This was the most thrilling and important game of the season. A ttcockyi, Russell team went out to meet the Commercial i6Typists,i at Ponce de Leon in the second night game of the season and met with heavy defeat. Although they tried hard they lost 20-0. A week of hard practice ended with a Victory over the 01d rival, Fulton. The score was Russell 31, Fulton 0. After another week of practice, the Wildcats journeyed to Gainesville to meet the Elephants. There they were beaten 15 to 12 but the Elephants made the fatal mistake of playing an ineligible man and the game was for- feited to Russell, 1 to 0. On Thanksgiving Day the Wildcats played their last game of the season with Marietta. Although the game was played in eight inches of red mud and two inches of water, the Russeilites came out Victorious. The score was Russell 12, Marietta 6. This game ended the second-best season ever had by the Wildcats. The prospects for next yearas team is great as several letter men will re- turn. Those who will be lost by graduation are Harrison, Conley, Clay, Bill and Frank Cook, Slaten, Harmon, Kadel, Stewart, McElhannon and Posey. BILL COOK 536. BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: Harold Kadel, C. W. Almand, Glenn Kirkland, Jody Brown, Pugh Smith. MIDDLE ROW: David Bazemore, Hugh Conley, Howard Boring, Mil- lard Posey, Jim Striplin. BACK ROW: Coach J. G. Lewis, and Jack Davis. Page 82 Page 83 BOYS, BASKETBALL HISTORY Coach Lewis, basketeers tried exceptionaHy hard this season but lost the North Georgia Interscholastic Conference championship which they won last year. The team was made up of good p1ayers but the bad weather that we all remember caused so much illness that it was impossible to get a champion ship team. The team fought bravely under unbeatable odds as will be shown in the following chart of the pre-tournament games. Russell ........... 32 - Jonesboro .......... 21 Russell ........... 29 1 Commercial ........ 42 RusselI ........... 30 1 Spaulding ......... 13 Russell ........... 27 - Decatur ........... 15 Russell ........... 23 1 Marietta ........... 16 Russell ........... 2'0 1 N. Fulton .......... 18 Russell ........... 15 1 Decatur ........... 22 Russell ........... 41 1 Campbell .......... 16 Russell ........... 32 - Druid Hills ......... 15 Russell ........... 33 1 Spaulding ......... 23 Russell ........... 28 1 Jonesboro .......... 29 Russell ........... 27 1 N. Fulton .......... 25 Russell ........... 17 1 Griffin ............ 22 Russell ........... 24 1 Marietta ........... 10 Russell ........... 321 Druid Hills ........ 20 Russell ........... 31 - Griffin ............ 11 BILL COOK 136. GIRLS, BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: Cecil Johns, Ophelia Hagood, Isabelle Jerguson, captain, Mary Ellen Carter, Dorothy Ann Wright. MIDDLE Row: Madge Longino, Laura McCarty, Elizabeth Morris, Mildred Brown, Kate Duncan. BACK ROW: Mary Jerguson, alternate captain, Margarite Mooty, Eliza- beth Reeves, Coach J. G. Lewis. Page 84- Page 85 GIRLS BASKETBALL HISTORY This was the second year of a girrs basketball team at Russell. When fall basketball practice was begun there was well over a hundred girls present and it was quite a while until Coach J. G. Lewis had selected a squad. Those selected for the squad were: Isabelle Jerguson, captain: Mary Jerguson, alternate captain; Dorothy Ann Wright, Madge Longino, Ophelia Hagood, Kate Duncan, Mary Ellen Carter7 Elizabeth Reeves, Laura McCarty, Marguerite Moody, Anita Hall, Elizabeth Morris, Mildred Brown, and in Cecil Johns they had a very capable manager. The team played games with Jonesboro, Spaulding County High, Mari- etta, North Fulton, Campbell, Druid Hills, and Griffm High Schools. In summing up the results of the season7 the team won six games7 lost eight, and tied one. Although the girls did not participate in the North Georgia Inter- scholastic Conference tournament they played a game with North Fulton the night of the fmals. As only four of the players graduate this year, next yearhs team should be a very strong one and, is expected to have a very good season. MARY ELLEN CARTER, 36. TRACK TEAM FRONT ROW: Arthur Nelson7 Wayne Melton, Henry Clay, Bill Cook, Monroe Hearn, W. T. Ellis, Joe Smith. SECOND ROW: Charles Ratterree, Hugh Conley, David Bazemore, Jack Davis, Charles Mayo. THIRD ROW: Howard Boring, H. A. Bishop, Sneed, Roy Cash, McCord, Jim Ivey. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Slaten, Billy McMillan, Eldon Richardson, VVil- lard Wright, Bill Hawkins. BACK ROW: Hillary Stiff, Jim Striplin, Jack Boatright, Roy Miller, James Preston, EdWard Garner, Alton Reeves, Page 86 Page 87 TRACK HISTORY The ,36 track team was much better than expected. The loss of Giles, Cassells, Clay, Dempsey and Dearing hurt the team greatly. The first meet 0f the season was unsuccessful. The Georgia Military Academy heat the Wildcats 79 to 25. The Russell team won the third place in the Baylor Relays for the first time in the history of the school. The Wildcats next had a three-way meet With North Fulton and Avon- dale. It was an easy victory for Russell. Russell is expected to enter the regular North Georgia Interscholastic Con- ference meet and will have an excellent chance of Winning the coveted loving cup. Page 88 TEN N IS TEAM For the first time since 733 Russell organized a tennis team and entered it into competition with N. G. I. C. and G. I. A. A. schools. The team, se- lected from the results of this and last yearis tournament play consists of the following members: CORTEZ SUTTLEs .............. Number 1 JODY BROWN .................. Number 2 MILLARD POSEY ............... Number 3 ERNEST HUGHIE ............... Number 4 GEORGE CALLAHAN ............. N umber 5 SPENCER THOMPSON ............ Number 6 Russell has played to date two matches; the first with G. M. A. of the G. I. A. A. 100p and the second with Druid Hills in the N. G. I. C. Against G. M. A., Jody Brown, in the number 1 position lost to Lindsey 6e0, 6e0; Cortez Suttles won over Matthews H, 5e7, 7e5; Millard Posey tied Cook 5e7, 8e6, F6; and Ernest Hughie lost to Pouget 3-6, 4-6. The following week Druid Hills met Russell on the East Pointers courts and held them to a 3-3 tie; Suttles of Russell in Number 1 position losing to Cross 3e6, 5e7; Brown of Russell overcame Richardson 6e4, 6-3; Posey of Russell defeated Pendegrast 6e37 6e4; Thompson of Russell lost to Woodall 7e53, $8, 4e6. In the first doubles play of the season Posey and Suttles combined to defeat Grass and Pendergrast 7e5, 8e6; while Brown and Thompson were losing 6-2, 2e6, 7e5. This tie by Druid Hills was the second suffered by the Wildcats in two starts, but great hopes are entertained for the team against future matches against North Fulton, C. M. A., Druid Hills, and Decatur. ROBERT SUMMERALL, Z36. COLORS STAFF RUDOLPH NESBIT'I'. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lieulvnant Colonel Page 91 BILLCLECKLER............... ...Captaill. A COMPANY HENRYCLAY....................Captzzin m xx Captain aB, COMPANY HENRY FAULKNER . Captain 0 COMPANY J. W. SOSEBEE . Page 93 JIMMIESIEVERS...................Captain qi COMPANY CUYADAMS... ................Captain Page 94- A, COMPANY, FRESHMEN FREDDIEBONNER.... ..............Captain By, COMPANY, FRESHMEN BILLCLECKLER ................Captain Page 95 XE U: C a GIRLS RIFLE TEAM DORIS BARFIELD . . . . . . . . . . . . . Captain BOYS RIFLE TEAM LEWIS STOVALL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Captain mung? $i'. '!IX Halli! gar: ' s: u Page 96 THELMA HARRISON PATRICIA Cox LOUTRELL CAUDELL EUGENIA BARRON MILDRED WILLIAMSON . . . LOUISE TORBERT Doms BARFIELD ELLEN COLE . JANE JOHNSON ' Page 97 .gjxuwwnit r V . Regimental First Battalion Second Battalion aAn uBn ucn ccEn Staff Band Company Company Company Company Commandant . . . . . Lieutenant Colonel . . . . 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ROBERT GlBERLING . . HENRY CLAY . HENRY FAULKNER . DAVID WOMBLE LENIEL MCKINNEY . . JOHN GRANT . BILLY CLECKLER J. W. SOSBEE JLMMIE SlEVERS . . GUY ADAMS . RICHARD BRETZ HAROLD BROCK . HAROLD KADEL . FREDDIE BONNER . BILLY HARMON EARL DURRETT SPENSER THOMPSON ROBERT SUMMERALL ERNEST HUGHIE . . HILARY STIFF . JAMES KING . HAROLD. COAN . PUGH SMITH . . JOE SMITH ROBERT OLIVER DEAN WALTON FRANCIS GRAF HUGH CHATHAM ELDON RICHARDSON BILLY WALTERS Page 98 lhTfn mm VUI Tllf IK..H IIIK. J . C. J OHNSON REBA RAGSDALE T RUDOLPH NESBIT S A I D O H T E E U 0 L Y R A M HENRY CLAY NNER IRENE B0 Page 103 MARY ELIZABETH CHALMERS RICHARD BRETZ ISABEL JERGUSON ERMAN BROWN MARY WILEY BALLENTINE JULIA CASTELLANOS RALPH LITTLE CHARLES RATTERREE Page 101 IN APPRECIATION We, the members of the Senior Class, wish to express our appreciation to the following faculty members for their aid in the publishing of this annual: THE SENIOR FACULTY MIss JENNIE ANDERSON MR. W. F. PATE MR. 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