Russell High School - Pointer Yearbook (East Point, GA)
- Class of 1939
Page 1 of 120
Cover
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TYLER Chief of Police EAST POINT S. W. RAMSEY, JR. 102 N. MAIN STREET CA. 384-2 East Point, Ga WHITEWAY CAFE' Mrs. A. F. Mason, Prop. Chicken Dinners A Specialty 113 Whlteway Ave East P0lHt Ca EDWARD BURDETTE Deputy Shenff FULTON COUNTY C S WYNN GROCERY C0 606 North Mam Street CAlhoun 1123 East Polnt Ga. Atlanta Tent SL Awnmg Company MAKERS OF STYLE BILT AWNINGS ! . d . . i . ' . ' , Ga. i 2 CALHOUN 3101 EAST POINT, GA. EAST POINT CHEVROLET DEALERS INC 614 620 Maln Street Telephones CA 2107 2108 East Polnt Georgla ORR SIGN COMPANY Outdoor Advertzszng East Pomt Ga WINCO CAFE 973 PEACHTREE fAt 10th Streetl .I D PURYEAR ODORLESS CLEANERS All Work Guaranteed CA 1522 Selberlmg TIICS Woco Pep Gas JEROME RAGSDALE TIRE CO Cor V1rg1n1a and Central Ave Hapevllle Ca Batterles Accessorles S. D. KIDD, JR. Counczlman Thzrd Ward EAST POINT, GA HFULTONU THEATRE Hapevllle, Ga. CA 3912 ., , ,fr--mga:-l.. .,, JEFFERSON PARK GROCERY COMPANY GROCERIES FRESH VEGETABLES WESTERN MEATS We Delwer VINCENT S BAKERY 148 North Mam Street East Pomt Ga We Strwe to Serve You Better CHECKERBOARD FEED STORE PURINA FEEDS 604 North Mam Street Tel CA 2361 East Pomt Ga STRICKLAND SERVICE STATION Texaco Products Road Sermce CA 9104 Maln Street and Conley DTIVC .I HENRY BLAIR Counczlman Thzrd Ward EAST POINT CA EAST POINT ALLEY E. A. WALLACE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 139 Whlteway Ave CAlhoun 1870 East Pomt, Ga. , . . 9 . for Economical Transportation . .J All Leg nv RO LE T 7 CAlhoun 3125-26 IQILII M I 9 . . , . , . cc - as , . , . , . Q ooo oo ooo PARK THEATRE 00000000000000 Rebuilding Wrecked Cars Our Specialty IMPERIAL BODY WORKS COMPLETE AUTOMOBILE REBUILDFR 17-I9 Piedmont Ave. N E Atlanta Ga COLLEGE PARK, GA. , . . , . EAST POINT SUPPLY CO. Dealers in LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS Valspar Paints, Oils, Etc. 103 Conley Drive Phone CA. 3531 BUSY BEE FOOD STORE 14-0 SOUTH MAIN ST. COLLEGE PARK CA. 9277 BRAND GROCERY COMPANY Home of Good Eats R. L. Brand, Mgr. 110 NO. MAIN ST. College Park CA. 114-4-11415 L. P. QBuckj BAKER All F orms of INSURANCE - SURETY BONDS 601 Ten Pryor Street Building Personal attention given all Risks' Call WAlnut 1805 BEST LAUNDRY 133 Whiteway Avenue Phone CA. 1464 East Point, Ga. MISS FRANCES PEACOCK Assistant City Clerk EAST POINT, GEORGIA JOHN E. ALLEN GROCERY COMPANY 500 Conley Drive . . . Visit . . . ELISE'S BEAUTY SALON East Point's Best Equipped Beauty Center RAGSDALE MOTOR EAST POINT LUMBER CO. COMPANY Retail Dealers Dealers in Lumber, Sash, Doors, Moldings, Builders, Hardware, Paints, H U D S O N S 306-8 N. Main Street East Point, Georgia Finishing Materials, Etc. Phone CA. 2033 East Point, Georgia 0000 0 0 0 00000000000 Henry Motor Company 411 SOUTH MAIN STREET EAST POINT, GA. PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER CA. 3157 FORT BROTHERS COAL WILSON S SERVICE STATION COMPANY Conley DYIVC and Mam Street HAPEVILLE GA CA 2628 CAlh0un 914.6 R E MABRY CHARLIE CHAPMAN HAPEVILLE GA HAPEVILLE GA CLARK OIL COMPANY CRICHTON S BUSINESS fCrady L Clarkj COLLEGE IN C Plaza Way and Pryor Street 1400 N MAIN ST Establlshed 1885 E P G Detazls Supplzed on Request AST OINT A WA 934-1 Atlanta Ca FULTON HARDWARE C0 CANDLER BLDG BARBER N sRoP B 9 CANDLER BLDG GARDEN Tools AND PAINTS W e Delwer N 0 Extra Charge ATLANTA GA M Q Hemperley SECURITY MILLS DAIRY POULTRY AND HORSE FEEDS PHONE CA 3811 116 N MAIN ST Carden Seed and F ertzllzer 3 , . I C. 816 Gordon St., S.W. RA. 2213 Q O Q Qoooooooooooooooooo 0000 Q DELICIOUS SANDWICHES Served in Our Cafeteria MORNING GLORY BRAND Look for the name Manufactured by FULTON SANDWICH CO., INC. ATLANTA, GEORGIA Established Phones In 1923 WAlnut 0516-0517 We Serve IGEORGE MOORE'S ICE CREAM IN OUR CAFETERIA Special Orders for Any Occasion- Phone WA 4968 GEORGE MOORE S ICE CREAM CO. INC 54 Alabama St. S W Visitors Welcome THE STATE OF GEORGIA HAS ESTABLISHED IN ATLANTA THE UNIVERSITY CENTER JUNIOR COLLEGE FOR DAY CLASSES EVENING COLLEGE AT NIGHT Accredlted Work Accepted by All Colleges 1800 Students Enrolled For Thls Year 52' Faculty Members ALL DEPARTMENTS ARE A PART OF THE UHIVCPSILY System Of Georgia 160 LUGKIE STREET N W ATLANTA GEORGIA HAZEL BAKINC CO RA 6147 832 GORDON SW O O , . . Seat Covers for Autos and Furniture . , . . Fenders Repaired--Glass Replaced GEO. H. CROWELL 81 CO. AUTO PAINTING - BODY WORK 102 Milledge Avenue. CA 1320 Res. CA. 2960 Opposite Russell High East Point ooooooooooooooooo --. - 7 9 1 , n . . 7 5+ V CAWTHON 81 HOLLUMS TIRE AND AUTO SUPPLIES Corner Church and Washington CA. 9220 East Point, Ga. HOLLUM'S GROCERY CO. 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J . W Advertising F Li! I Page 90 The Diversified-Uccupation Program A new educational irofram ealled diversified eoo nerative t1ainin was started li' the Fulton Count' Schools rv l last fall. Through a cooperative arrangement with employers. parents and selieo's, students in their junior and senior years of high school are placed in various training ageneies. 'llhev sei-ure training in the occupation of their choice under real conditions for four hours a day for five days a week. They spend four periods eaeh day in school, re- ceiving two periods of suhieet matter rf-'ated to the jolt. aid fri-ni two to three periods of regular academic suhjeets which are required of juniors and seniors for high school graduation. l'pon eompletion of his high school work plur- his elected cooperative training, a regular high sehool fllllltllltfl is issued. This vives the cooperative student a delinite vocational training in a sueeific occupation and a higlt school diploma, and sti'l does not eloso his educational pro- gram in the event he desires to go to eollege, provided the eollege entranee requirements have heen made. linder this plan, tho highly skilled liusiness people of the eity train the students in their ehosen work in husi- ness establishments, therehv acquainting the student with natural husiness situations. The training agencies grade the student on his accomplishments, and the sehool gives the student aeu.lemie ert-:lit for his training. The purposes of Cooperative lfdueation are six-fold: 1. To provide a basis for more intelligent seleetiou and pursuit of future edueational training to those who intend to continue their education, 2. To develop in the high sehool student needed soeial adjustments whieh are fundainental for good citizen- ship. 3. To develop cooperation lxetween the work aetivities of the eommunity and the sehoo's so mutual benefit will result. 4. To rovide training for hi h school students under real eonditions so the' will he alile to select intelli fentl ' . L Y and make progress in a chosen oecupation, 5. To provide a lxasis for securing work and making progress therein to those who seek emp'oymt-nt after graduation. 64 To provide in mueh wider range a training experience than is possilvle if all the training had to he given in its entirety within the school, - Through the cooperation of the employer this plan inalies availalvle two years of half-time oeeupational train- ing on a real job plus the necessary related information and required high sehool siilwieets. There is no other way to secure this kind of instruction except hy Wflrlilll! llI1flf'l' real eonditions. Students graduating under this plan have developed skills, attitudes, and habits of work that will he of great value to them as well as to their future employers, This plan gives the young workers an opportunity lo find themselves, and to beeome adjusted to the re- quirements of the husiness world, thus conserving human values hy the prevention of jolt shifting and the saving of time after entrance into full employment, Students completing the first vear of this program at llessell lliuh Sehool are: .lames Wilson, Opal Johnson, Alec Purdie, Euris wiBll3CC, Ralph Cazaway, Clariee Nlelfntire, l7loy Waits, ,lames lloleomhe, Chas, llrock, Eugene Farmer, Betty lll0rriS, .lames Porter, Wylie Nickerson, .lillnes lllowell, Sam llahs, James Killer, Chalmers Orr, ,lim Striplin. Page 89 Page 88 -h,r,,,:,,, In Appreciation To Mr. I. D. Sewell, Mr. George L. Carroll, Mr. W. B. Pirlcle, Miss Marguerite Dobbs, and Mr. fohn C. Lewis, who have eonlrilnulerl their efforts lo make this flnnual possible, we, The POINTER Staff, express our sincere appreciation. Elections LAREY Donn C utest Boy DOROTHY HALE Cutest Girl JACK DAv1s Most Athletic Boy ELDORA MARWITZ Most Athletic Girl H4- aww Page 87 Page 86 Class VERNON COULD Most Dignified Boy MARIE NORTON Most Dignijied Girl TOM WEAVER Wiltiest Boy MARY ARTA HENRY Wittiest Girl Elections WALTER EDMONDSON Best Looking Boy MARY RICHARDS Prettiest Girl ERNEST YOUNG Most Intellectual Boy FLORENCE THRAILKILI, Most Intellectual Girl Page 85 Page 84 Class ELIZABETH REEVES Most Popular Girl BILL COTTONGIM Most Popular Boy OLYN WALLACE Most Representative Girl HAROLD CATER Most Representative Boy Features Non-Commissioned Officers Club Officers Club P1 232 L, p as ,aw ff uit sg -z um' ,Q n Y ,Q ' W., 4 ,W ' ' -f HW w2I'4wtw I , , ,V ' , V, W- ' f , f ,L,, H, y 5 5 1? -V QW' , - 2 3? 71 fi! 5? J 5 a x 3 Q we i U hi , ,ix ,, K W 8 N 1 ' ' 1 ' 9 9 ' 3 f . 2 ' , , W Q.. 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Second Lieutenant TOMMY PLUMBICR . . . , . .... Drum Major NIARY HELEN Honcrzs .. . .Drum Majoretta ELSIE CAR1v11c:HAE1. . . ,Drum Majoretze H I' I I lj f1f1 1L6 Page 79 Og . SPONSORS C'um1.n xYAI,l..MlIi Ifvg1'n1w11nl lfl IZ'Klil'I'I'll Wuxi-in Slujf RI'XLlMICNl'Al, S'I'AFl llumm f:K'l'I'1li l,fl'l1fl?l1lIIIl Colonel Blu, l:0'l'TOXCIXl l ir.wl l,l.l'lIl1'lI!lHl Nfx'r'1ux SlCWl'II,l. , . . .Capiail XYXNIMI. C-uc'l'111r: I,'uplf11'n Kimmel.:-is SNICICD , . . Caplaif FIHS1' I3A'l l'.,Xl,lUN SECOND BA'l l'ALlON THIRD BATTALI Ezkttl. FALLKNI-LR CARTER ,llajnr fjllllllllllllllltlltlf ,Ima SIxll.l,,XlAN .llajnr Cmmnamlizzg J. H. HARBIN Umm' M4:I,r3xnox Sw-mul l,1'vnlwmnl HIIIIJCN .I-uzksom Hrs! L1.PllfCllfllIf Major Commanzli. ALVIN Dx'c:m4 Sammi f,1'f'11lf'll1ll1l l mNkl.1x lil l.I.-Hill Sw-0111!l,1'e11le11a11l ERNEST HI'IAW'EP AVI-SRX BELL .Svcnlzrl l,l'l'lllClICllIl Captain Jage 78 N nu 3 K. Military Golf Team GEORGE THOMAS Captain J. Il. HARBIN Alternate Captain Bowling Team ELSA MAE ODUM Girls' Captain HAHUIJJ CATER Boys' Captain Rifle Team J. H. HARBIN Captain PAT KELLY Alternate Captain ROGER HESTICR OLIN Bow V1v1AN BUR1' Enrru DEAN MARTHAN DEAN DORIS XVRIGHT LOUISE CASH ALVIN DYCHI-I JACK CARR JOE SKILLMAN JAMES BROOKS ,lAc:R CARR , , VIVIAN HER1' . LILLIAN XVARNI-ll! ALVIN DYCHIC Tennis Squad MIX. How 'l'. GRIFFIN Favully Xlzlvisnl' FAULKIXER CARTER LILLIAN WARNER Captains A Tennis Club . l,l'l'Sllfl'Ill I-il'l l,l'1'SilIi'lIlA Sl'l'l'C'flll4-Y 7vI'I'IISIll'l'l' MR. J. D. SEWI-Il.l, vully 'fzlvism' Page 75 Page 74 'TN . Track Activities This yearis track team, although small, has made a very pleasing record. Cap- tain ,lack Davis' power was shown in his ability in high and broad jumping, discus throwing, and shot-puting. H. W. Belcher was outstanding in the 100, 220, and 44-0 yard dashes. As a track man Tommy Maddux was well recommended. ,lulian Carter's power was his speed in the one mile races. Lamar White made showing in both pole vaulting and hurdle jumping. Another to be recommended as a good track man was Ed Ledbelter. ln the half mile runs Harry Boatwrigllt was very out- standing. I M? if Q2 -' if aj! ff FRONT Row: HARRY BOATWRXGHT, E0 LEDBETTER, LAMAR WHITE. BACK Row: JULIAN CARTER, TOMMY MADDUX, H. W. BELCHER, AND CAPTAIN JACK DAVIS. 1' TRACK TEAM CoAc:n C. V. MAIJDOX The group to meet Coavh Maddoxis 1-all for track pravtivc was small hut impressive. Letter men returning were White, Davis, Helm-her, and Boatwright. Other men voming out from last year were Carter and Herndon. On this group and such new prospevts as Maddux, Ledhetter, Weaver, and Richardson, Coach Maddox has-os his offense. A team of five journeyed to the Baylar relays in Chattanooga on April lst. ln addition to this, the team is entered into thc N. G. I. C. meet, May 5, and several dual meets with various schools have been arranifed. Z1 ll. W. l3ic1.c11sRg'39. Front Row: TOM WVEAVHR, Lizwis Wu,- 1.1AMs, LAMAR WH.T15, JACK DAVIS, ED LEDBETTER, JULIAN CARTER, Joi: SKJLL- MAN, ALFRED RICHARDSON, H. W. Hi4:1.cHi:R, 'TOMMY HsRNnoN. Page 73 Page 72 FACULTY BASKETBALL Tho Russ:-ll Fan-ully liuskvlball ttfiilll velebrated its first full 34-ur of organization hy winning the Faculty League vhznnpionship with nine vit-lories and one it-ss. Thu SPLISHII was 1-linmxorl by two gaines with the Rus- svlt High Sc-hool Boys' lvann, that boys winning the first. fit-30, and the far-nity lhv second, 37-35. Ummm svoros of Filt'llity Lvaguc were: Upponen! Murph5 , , , . . 46 23 33 27 jot' Brown . 28 29 47 45 Fulton . . , . . 30 20 1 0 North Fulton , A , 43 41 30 25 Bass .,..,... . . 41 32 37 30 Game Scores for the Year Were: Upponent W e They Douglasville , . 11 . . . . , 18 Fayetteville . . 17 , . A . . 10 Jonesboro . . . 39 . A , . . 19 Chamblee 4 . . . 35 . . . . . 25 Chamblee . . . . 24 , . . . . 22 Newnan .. .. 63 .. 5 Clarkston . . . . 34 . , . , . 22 Griffin .... . , 23 . . . . . 15 Spalding . . . . . 26 , . . . . 7 Fayetteville . . 29 , . . . . 17 Druid Hills . . 24 . . . . . 22 North Fulton . , 22 . . . . . 13 Marietta . , . , . 24 , . . , , 26 Jonesboro . . . . 39 . , . . 19 Douglasville , . 21 . . . . 19 Spalding ' ' - - A 23 - - - - - 7 CAPTAIN ELIZABETH RELVES Decatur . . . . . 24 . . . , , 17 Clarkston . . . . . 39 , . . . . , 23 Newnan . . . . , 39 . . . . , 22 Griffin ,... . . . 29 . . . . . 27 Druid Hills . . 41 . . . . . 26 Marietta . . . . . 29 . . . . . 19 Avondale . . . . . 40 I . A . . 37 Deeaturw, 18 .. 16 North Fulton ...,. ,,,. . . . 28 , . . . . 13 North Avenue Presbyterian .... . , 43 . . . . . 11 Gainesville ,,..,..,..........,.......... 33 ...,.... 10 BACK Row: WRIGHT, ALLEN, BALL, WARREN, Scoccms, JoNI:s, PARKS, CoAcII Lewis. lVllIJDLE Row: C1IAIvIBI1Rs, JoIINs, HOLLANID, WISH, DIIIQR, WRIGHT, HENRY. FRONT Row: IRVING, CARAWAN, l1'1ARWlTZ, RELVLS, GARRARD, WILLIS, Page 7 Girls' Basketball Coach J. C. Lewis' Fighting Wildtrat Sextette came through a brilliant success-ehalking up twenty-five victories out of twenty-seven games. The season was the longest and most successful in the history of Russellis Girls, Team. After the regular season the girls, under the leadership of Captain Elizabeth Reeves and Alternate Captain Eldora Marwitz, added three more sweeping victories to their list. ln a preliminary game Fnoxi LEFT TU Riel-rr: CAPTAIY FILIzAm:1'n Hizicvias, El.lzAma'rn CAHAWAN, Ji:AmNi:'rTL GARRARD WINEFRED IRVING at the N. C. l. C. final, the girls defeated Gainesville. School, the City Champions, and Avondale, champions 3 ? ll7LIA YVILLIS AND Al.'l'liltNA'l'E CAPTAIN ELnonA llrlARWlTZ. Later they niet North Avenue Presbyterian of the Stone Mountain League and the Fifth District, which completed their list of victories. record. Cold and white satin jackets were presented Reeves, Eldora Marwitz, Elizabeth Carawan, Winifred Mary Louise Wright. Additional awards of the athletic Page 70 To climax this brilliant season, a banquet was given by the school in honor of the team's to the first seven players, including Elizabeth Irving, Julia Willis, Jeannette Carrard, and letters were given to the Bn team. JIQANNETTE GARRARD--739. COACH JOHN G. LEWIS N. G. I. C. Games Russell Oppo. Spalding .... 34 . , . . 20 Athens ..,,,, 40 . , . . 37 Marietta .... 35 . i . 24 Gainesville . . 42 i , 20 Game Douglasville ,. Fayetteville , 3 Jonesboro ,, Chamblee , Chamblee . Newman . . . Clarkston . . Griffin ,..... Fayetteville . . . Druid Hills .. North Fulton . Marietta . . . Jonesboro .... Douglasville .. Spalding . . . Decatur , . . Clarkston . . Newnan . , . Griffin . . . Fulton ..,..., Commercial . Fulton ..... Marietta ., Decatur .... North Fulton . Scores for the Year Were: Russell Opponents ., 20 14 .. 17 13 .. 39 23 ., 28 .. .. 24 .. 43 ., 33 ,. 26 10 ., 38 37 ., 59 15 ,. 33 20 ,. 43 28 .. 30 26 .. 31 22 .. 22 .. 18 .. 23 29 ., 46 22 .. 31 24 ,. 40 37 ,. 31 30 .. 30 20 ., 41 26 .. 33 31 .. 37 25 ., 34 22 ., 46 15 ,, 50 35 J...- l w BACK Row: Bowmv, Managerg Hi:NnRlc:Ks, WARREN, MOIIIIIS, COACH Lizwis. FRONT Row: UPCHUIICII, Mcflov, DAVIS, Donn, BROWN. Page 69 Boys' Basketball Team For ilu- svvoncl voiiscvlilixi' year. and for the third time in five years, llusse-llis Basketball Team won the Y. C. l. C. Championship. joe McCoy, ,lack Davis. and Larey Dodd were 1-hosen for the All-Star Team. lnstead of one vaplain and an alternate 1-aptain the team was led by three vaptains--Larey Dodd, joe Nia-Coy. and jar-k Davis. lfarh. in turn, avled Davis, Doon, Mellor, limnuuun, BROWN. Page 68 CAP'rAlNs: Janie lhxvis, Jon Malloy, l.Am:Y Donn as captain with the rest of the team cooperating most efficiently. Out of 31 games 28 were vic- tories for Russell. To bring the basketball season to a very fitting close a banquet was given by the school in the cafeteria. jackets bearing the Russell NR on the left side and the emblem of N. G. l. C. champion- ship on the right were presented to Larey Dodd, .lack Davis, joe McCoy, J. R. Brown, and Harvell Upchurch. The athletic letter was presented tc Bobby Bowen, David Morris, Lehman Warren, and George Hendrix. ELDORA lVlARWITZ-539. Burning with the desire to make up for the defeat, the highly-keyed Wildctats crushed Cedartown to the tune of 58 to 0. Russell next met North Fulton and defeated a desperately fighting eleven 27 to 7. Commercial was Russellis next opponent. The Red Raiders were aggressive throughout the game, but could not push over a score on the stout Wildcat defense. Again Russell was victorious 19 to 0. ln the sixth game Russell met unexpected resistance hy the sturdy LaGrange team and harely managed to eke out a I7 to 7 victory. Meeting next an old rival, Gainesville. lnefore a record crowd, the Wildcats Won easily by a score of 28 to 0. The Wildcats met Athens on the home field in the eighth game of the season. The Russellites were out to avenge last year's defeat. After the first score both teams settled down for a hard defensive game. The final score was 7 to 7. The next two foes fell with ease before the onslaught of the Wildcatsg Newnan 26 to 2g Fulton 33 to 0. To climax this very successful season, former Russell students formed a heavy team and challenged the fast Wildcats in the last game of the season. Although the Alumni were strong and persevering, they did not once cross Russell's goal line. Ilere the Wildcats asserted their superior power and trampled the fighting alumni 19 to 0. Football Squad a Page 67 FRONT Row: AMOS COLLINS, ALBERT ROBERTS, HORACE RUTLEDGE, CARL LYONS, HII.LIAR13 STEELE, MARVIN PHILLIPS, TOM WEAVER. BACK Row: DAVID MORRIS, LAREY Donn, BOBBY BOWEN IACK DAVIS. 'neil Page 66 FOCTBALL HISTORY The Wildcats, under the tutorage of Coach R. L. Bowen and E. P. Storey and the guidance of Captain Jack Davis and Alternate Captain Larey Dodd, finished the 1939 season with Six victories, three losses and one seven-seven tie, scoring 218 points to their Opponents 94. With several weeks hard practice behind them, the Wildcats were lined up against C. M. A. for the first game of the season. Despite determined resistance by the Russell eleven, the C. lVl. A. cadets came out victorious-32 to 7. III the second game the Wildcats, not fully recovered from their defeat at the hands of G. M. A., met Decatur and were floundered 13 to 0. This was One of the lwitterest defeats of the year. llanm Q I Coach R. L. BOWEN Coach E. P. STOREY Alternate Captain. LARRY DOIID Captain JACK DAVIS 5.'W,,fE'741ff?lf- ,V , ?'rx'W f mv' ', ' 4. 1 , .4w. thleticS tm. 0 x WE DOLF OUR HATS TO THE CHICER LEADERS HI-:LEN SI5wI:I.I, , . ..........., V. . Mascot KATHARTN BROWN MARTHA ANNE YARBROIIGII ELIZABETH CARAWAN JEANE RICI-IAIIDSON CAPTAIN ELIZABETH REEVES DORIS WVRIGHT DOROTHY BIIRDEN Alternate Caplain MARTHA DIQAN HELEN MINCJR 'Mil-df if 'Y EI W, V A J uf ' QI Page 64 Wednesday Personality Club Officers l'I'4'.YlAIlf'llf lil lfI.lJA IHQAX IQN I fL'1 l'lI'.Sf1f4'llI Mll.lJlllClJ l1lIUI,lfl Sl'L'I4'lIllB' Illlll TIVIINIIIII JICXX ICI, fIAli'I'ICll Friday Personality Club 0 ff V Officers A , . . 1 l ,s yn,s, . , y 1 we 9 s - X Ak , 1 P1 1'.w'4lf'r1I ,-, ' P3 l . f . HAZICI. lslnfwl' ,. 1- 1 P P'l'f'r'-l'r'r'.vi1lr'11l A' 'sig Tl , MANY IA NN ll XNNX -u Q ov I m Sl'L'l'l'11Il'-V , I 5, - ' mln 'rlluxlfxsux ' . A- .l C 'x' ffl ' J' Tll'llSllI'l'I' Q ' ' ICLLICN Nh Ill I I II .N 4. l ll a QW: Page 63 Officers Pfl'Silll'I1f DOHOFIIY XI1-GUN Vif'l lIl'I'Sil11'lIf NIQLI, Sf fONY EHS St'ClAClflI'j' mul Tl'I'flSlH'l'I' Bfll IAH WVRIUH I' Pug: 62 N. R. A. Cfficers Presillvnt THUNIAS ALLEN Vicv-Prrfsirlwzt .Sccoml Vim'-I'l'c'si111'11l JOE SKILLNTAN Iixcculizw Officer ERNEST HEAVEN Socrvlary ERNEST YOUNG TI'C!lSllfI'l' CHARLES SN EED Monday Personality Club v FAULKN EH CAHTE R Girl Reserve Club Lflll arimz NIISS LAPHA 4I.vK'l'I 9 Library Staff Officers l'rr'sirl1'nI CAIIUIXN WAI,I,.MIlfI Vice-l'r1'si1l1'l1I DUIRUTIIY .lUIIINS'l'ON Sr'cr'1'I11I'j' SALLI IC .IU UNH Tfl'fISIlfl'I' MANY I.Ul'lSl'I WRIGHT f erre Page 61 Boys Glee Club Cfficers l'l'l'.Si1l1'Ill .llsllillf Nillill XX l'1,1'1'-l'l'4'xf1f4'I1! Xllljllllfll 11,-XHliHl.l, St'Cl'!'flI!'j' ANN If 111 PUR 2vl1'llYIlfl'l' l..Ul lSl'l .l.-UIKSUN Page 60 , N ' ' as I W x K g 4. ., A 1 1. Cfficers l,l'!'Sl'l!1'l1f YICHNUN UUl'l,D l'i1'1'-I'r'vxi1l1'l1t CIIAIRLICS lillllflll S1'L'l'f'll1lvV 111:11 TITIINIIIII 'l'll4lXlAS Al.l,lCN Girls Glee Club 1 f . 15.1 W f ff 5 N n A 4' , 1 C a w- yg' ai I ' W f H 1 x Sb' x ,Q 4 K9 in If ., W' ' ' 1 rg. 1, - lg Q ,x ,ik if 4 . vu ,,, A J, ' F Mi E? fi ,I Spanish Club Cfficers l'I'l'5I.1lf'll i JMIIX IJIC XUIIIC I Zu'-l'l1'xf1l1'11l ALIKIC IIIHNIIII Sl'l,'l'l'HIl'-I' DOIIOTIIY SI'I-INN'-XII I' 7Il'l'IlSlll'I'I' IHIIIIAIIII1I,XIiI'liIi Latin Club Officers l,l't'.Sillf'lIl NAI! IAN SIfWI I I I i1'1'-l'l'1'wi1f1'l1I MA IC Y CI I ICATIIA NI SL'f'l'I'H1I'AY MAIIILIIC ICNIYIN Tl'l'llSIll'l'I' IILANIIIIIC IIAIIIIISUN l'rugrrun Iflmirrnzzn IIAZICI. IDII.I..'NIIIl I Page 59 Honor Society . 4 ' g l ,In I Q 'I ' 4 5 . A I .W5 Cz- ' E fr 'I s ' I 991 - 1 f on ' 5 4 rw V L' K I I 0 Q- 0 f I - . -4 -- ' 1. Y ' 4 'Q E ,, A . ff? vm -I V . I I llf, L . ,A 9 q I I f Q5 .' I 1 - A 'I 9 ' fs Red Cross A , I N Officers l'r4'si1I4'rlI NAII I 'N 'W SICWICII .IAXIICS WILSON Vice-I' l'4' xizlvnt lI'XIIUI.IJ If'YI'I II FAI l,KN 'Ii KIM! HCR Sucre! ary LOI ISIC ISIIUIIK DUNUIIIY IJANIICI. Tr 011.511 rrr AI,IiICIiI' 'I'lII.I. tI,XliUI.YN WAIIMIIQ IUIII uf 1lil'fllI'l'I IIAIIOID CATICII IIIICNIC TIIIIRMAN O Offlcers If ff 'fx uf 1. -e w ' P ., 1' ' ' l'l'1'.s1'1l:'1:t '-K . 4 .U . . A ' I , A i A A f , ll, xy 1:r4.1.1:11H: V ,K I na fi' . IIl.K'l III'l'.YiIlI'lIf K A ' ff I Q ' v IHICNI-1 'ml nun ' ' gf T S1'l'I't'I!I!'Y - rg f. aj, 1 I A 5 ' 'K .A , I . , ,, 33' . ' x boxm HNI,ImX I .. .. V. . I . I qs 'E- I II 'iv 9 n ' M v Trfusurw' 33 'A - A r V , a 'E ' 5' ., ' I I , L. 11. Hours , , ,hm It W Q , ,Q re, K ' -, gr f y 1 , K I f .6 f L-.1 Z -N X . Q . I Q . Page 58 C. V. M. Club ' 00 9 Q 'Q . 9 1 99 Officers Vrvsidmzz IIAROLIJ lIA'l'lCll ViCI'.17fI'Sifll'l1l ,I A Nl HS ISARRON Sccrwlrlry and Trwlsllrcr FRANK BELL Hi-Y Club Ufficers Prcsirlmzl 1iLlZAHIC'I'II HICICVICS Virv-l'r1'si1lr'1zt KA Tl IA RYN BROWN Svcrvlary MAIITIIA DEAN Trvasurffr IC H N ICSTIN If TA N K ICIQSLICY Page 57 THE WILDCAT STAFF JOYCE HENSLEE Business MUlIUgPI' Lowa SOSBEE Alltffllll' SARA FIRLRY Boolflceepel' IIIISINICSS S'l'AI I IA XIQIINII SNIIIII IfII.-XIII IN SNICICIJ IIAIIOLIJ IIAIIIIIII KAIIIIIAIIYN IJIIUWIN XlIl.I,lIQ XYILIKINS ,XIQXIIY I'II.I.I'IN 'I'l'I,l, Jl NIC GIIAI7 XIAIIY IIIIIIIAIIDS IQIINIISII NUI X11 III lill ffIII'II'IK l,Ul'lSI'1 CAIIIIULI, IIUUIIII IlIiS'I'liIi XI,IiICIi'I' 'l'I I.I, . . . IMI ISIC Iililltllx . ICIlI'l'0IiIM. SVAI-'I I-fIiNICS'I'INI'I 'l'ANKICIiSI,ICY . I'I I l'Y III 'l'II ' 12 FIC-X'I'I IIIC Jmml-3 III-1Nal,l',11 Hi on EUHR IInm4R'l' IIOUK ,lullxxlri I,m'Nul,u1+ IlIfI'UIi'I'IiIiS Dums wIIilI,II'l IYILKIC xIl'1AllI-ls Kxlxlulux Iimmx Mvun' I'IIIl.ICN TITII SARA Ihwumu JI-in S'lIUIH-IICS Page 56 NIUIIIIIS . . LUIJISIC fIAliRUl.I. .IANIIIIC Srimzclxs CIIARIJAIS SNICI-ID AIYli'l'LlC IIYICAN Iflcufgris Kr:1.1.x' Editor . . fIs.wr'iz1lc Eclflnr . . Nvzrx Erlilor School lfllimr COPY KICAIJIQIIS IQIKAIAZST YOUNG AIAHIIHI NURTON SUB-EDITORS FRANK l'x:Acl: Ilmm IJSBORNI SARA Fmugv IIAROLD CATICR CATHERINE HRIDCN .IIINE GRAF LAVERNI-I XVHALEY Business Manager MARGARET BAKER Advertising Manager Y ,N I ,Q Q 4 Axsistanls ,if X XM' NOHMA IlUl.I.lNllSW0llI'll I X ' IIAIIIIIIYI' HOGICHS I3II,I,Y fIAlYlJI,l'1 x IIAICOLIJ t1A'l'ElI SAl,l,ll'1 .IU Ulili DOIIOTIIY .IACKSUN l.Ul'ISl'f IIAHPICH IIOWAHID X11-UOVIHK FRANCIS KELLY . . . Circulation Manngrr lil,lZAl5E'l'II RIil'IVl'IS . . . Srninr Ciflflllllfiilll Editor HRNHSl'lNl'1 'lxANKl'1llSl,l'1Y . . Junior Circulation Editor LOUISE BROCK . . . . Sophomore' Circulation Editor 'YTAIKY AIITA IIICNHY . . 1 fl'.SlIII7lllL Circulation Erlitur Page 5 ICHN I-15 TIN I-I TANKICIKSLICY Class Editor LANIH FRANUI-IS COIRLICY Assistuni Class lfrlilor MARY CIIIICATIIANI .4ssi.slunI Class Erlimr MILUIC XYILKINS Slzapslml lflliflll' KA'fllAIlYN BROWN Club Ezlilnr XIAIRIIC SWAFFURD ffssislrlrlt Club lfrlitnl' DUHUTIIY IJlNf1AN Iyllflllfvl' lfrlilnr LUI ISIC URUCK Atlzlvtir Editor ELDORA NIARWITZ ASS!-.Sfllllf Allllrflir lfrlilnr Typisls .Il Nl-I ILIIAF JENEILE FLOYD NIAXIIIC IEIIUUKS LOUISE CARROLL Page 54 M,-XIUII-II-Lli TRINIBLE The Pointer Staff 1939 ICLIZAHIQTH Rmivbzs . . Edizor-in-Chief Al:m.n CA'I'lf1li . . Assisrant Efliin l':HNlf1S'l' Ymwu . Svnior Ezlimr Iluaxla 'l'll11l:MAN . , Senior Erlimr Mmm Amacx S'l'llf'l . . Senior Editor HAM AIl'IA Ill-NIH . . SCIIi0l'E!1il0f I.AVr:law: SMITH . Senior Editor x 1 - 1.-A A .,u,.Lk, ,- 'ffl .x-w if. ,, Q , -w,, w. f:ww,,., , ,: wr, 0 Y -1 , 'H ,' , A,-ML, '-,fff',' rj ' S , 1, f Mid i -Q W . 1-Q ,A , : ,f'.L D V: V, vw' ' yr viz-s, ' ,, qu V-mf-If vw-H' L -5,-W.--fw-f.3s.11 N X --5 -J, ' ' ' . T' ' -G M Mt N e V, A x y1.Mv,, :L - H, , .. , A I Organizations 4- Officers N-7 Pf1'SiIl0l1l' OUN Ill IllJIi'l l'l-I Vicv-l'n'si11f'11l DORIS BAHIKUN SCCI'I'HII'vV and TI'f'!ISllI'l'l' LOUISE llUllDff'l'I'lC A-3 l'1'r'sif1'1'l1t CAIlIfl'UN AS PIN View-l'r1'xi11r'r1t ELI-M NOR IN 3 HHIS Svrrclury flllll Tl'l'llXIll'l'l' Jl'I,lA NTCCARTY A9 PI'1'xf1lr'Ilf IQAIIHUIJ, IIICNDRIX I'zfu'-l'1'1'.si1lw1t HOBBY BRADY St'!'l'l'H1l'.Y 111111 Trr'1ls11l'f'r NIELL SCONYERS Officers A-4 Pl'L'Silll'Ilf ANNA fIATIlIilllNIi JONES VfCl'-1JI'E?.SiflCllZ THOMAS CHAN FUND S!'CI'l'lIIVj' JIM NIY CIHHIS l'lAN TI'1'!1SlLI't'l' FRANCES DNIGIQ ISHS K-5 ul'USiIll'llZ BILLY TOWNS fIiCf Pfl,.Vil11'llf U PITTY TH ACKSTUN 9I'Cl'Uf!IlfV 111111 T1'1'11.s111'1'r MANCUHRl'l'lf IJUNTUN K-6 Il1'Sflll'lll .lAH1'ICAI, I'ICMIE-I fin'-l'l'1'.si1l1'r1I UlfI'l l'Y l,l'fSl'Ifll 51'cr1't1Iry Illlfl TI'l'IIS11l'!'I' FRANCES IRAQLSIJALIC ww ' 35,1 ...Q-pn-4 Page 51 Gfficers A-1 Presizlvnt BOBBY EDWARDS Vice-Presizlrfrzt EDITH STA M PS Secretary and Tl'l'llSllfl'l' CERTRUDE TANKERSLI A-2 1,I'PSITI1l?lIf INIARCARICT ALLICN Vice-1'1'1'xifl1'r1t FRANK Nh'DDNAI.D Svcrvtrzry anal Tl'f'll5lLl4l'l' TOM HARPER A-3 l'1'csirle11I MARION KIDD Vicz'-Pl'z'xi1l1'l1l LEON WHS l' Secretary mul 'l'1'f'r1s11l'1'r ISABELLE CVINN Officers B-10 President J. W. WALLACE Vice President MARY HUCKS Secretary TOMMY MADDOX Treasurer ROBT, WESTMORELAND Sophomore Class History w We, the Sophomore class of 1939, entered Russell in September, 1937, with a feeling of satis- faction and thrill-for had we not passed one mile-stone in our Highway of Learning? With this year's work behind us we are half way through our high school career, and We hope that our class has shown some leadership and service. The sophomore class has manifested its ability to participate capably in every activity spon- sored by the school. On both the girls' basketball team and the boys' football team we have been represented. Other activities and sports of like manner have attracted our class. Besides studying faithfully and well, we have entered wholeheartedly into the extra curricular activities in our school. The talents of our boys and girls are being developed in the Clee Club, Personality Club, Campfire group, and Girl Reserves. We hope that we have proven ourselves such citizens that Russell may well be proud of. As we go on down the Highway of Learning we hope that each year will mark a milestone of progress for each of us-in scholarship, character, and good citizenship, and may we contribute to the greater Russell we now dream of. MARGARET CAMPBELL '4l. Freshman Class History We are the Freshmen of Russell High and we're proud of it. We have come a long way, and we plan to go far. We have more advantages than the seniors had four years ago, and wc are going to make the most of them. The first week we stumbled into the wrong classrooms, were lost in the corridors, and couldnit find the cafeteria, however, we have overcome that. The boys were initiated in the lipstickiest man- ner imaginable, and for several days, they had that school-girl complexion . Our class is one of the finest Russell has ever had. We are represented in almost every club and school activity. ln a year or two several of us will be in the Honor Society. This yearis freshman class has come from many different schools, Ben Hill, Harris Street, Church Street, Central Park, and Cascade. The alumni of 'these schools vie for honors' and competi- tion results in better report cards. Today we are lowly Freshmen, but just watch us! MARION KIDD, '42, Page 49 W V ' kqamnnpnmns-v I Page 48 Officers B-7 President REBA G0 EN S Vice-Prvsirlent CAROLYN LEWIS Secretary ISUSTER SAN DEIIS Treasurw LOIS HOLT B-8 Pr'cxir1f'11t BILLY SH EPPAHD Vice-Pl'r'si1lr'11t ELIZABETH CAIIIIOLI .Sccrvtary CRADY JONES U9 l'l'z'si1l011t AVEHY I3 ELL Vice-Prrxsiflelzt KENIY EIILY ISIIOWN Secretary KATH ENIN E H UDSON Trvusurrfl' SARAH DAILEY Officers L4 1'r'si11v12t FR IC D WILSON View-l'1'4'sirlr'l1t l'lll I M AS W1LSON Sevrvlfzry LUCILE COOK B-5 Prcsirlcnt EDWIN BISHOP ViCl'-PlAf,SillUl1,f 5A RA FIN LEY Secretary ELAINE HALL B-6 l'rz'sifl1'1zt CLADIJIC HICICYIQS Vicf'-l'rv.sirlc11L IHLDHICD M4-lIl,lilil'I Svcrflary HARRY FARMER Page 47 . i Page 4-6 Officers U-1 Presizlvlzt AGNES ARCHER Vice-Prvsidvllt ROLLIE ALLEN Sccrvmry RICHARD CARTER ll-2 Prcsirlmlt FRANK Sl W M MERS Vice-Prcfsirlerzt MARY ELLEN TULL Svcrvlary and Treasurer AMMARIE CARTER B-3 Presillcnz ETHERIDGE CHAMBERS V1'cc-I'r'1'xi11c'lll ALTEE LUY LESS Secretary and Trr'a.sur1'r MARION LANIER New .V f W' 4 'fvZ? 'i'WWW FG'1T l-B 'F'!?1 'fP.!z:'f F Y l'9 F i'W fT,'H '1 '! ! ' ,315 'Ji'-wM:U ?7f:f '71 .Viv 'r' ' Hi' 1 - PP1:fR -' 'gr f , iw ,l I w myvg , - , N 1, . , . 3, ,L at , Y 5, LQ?-C P S ophomores Freshmen Page 44 he Officers C-8 President JAMES BARRON Vice-Prcsirlcnl MABLE NORTON Secretary and Treasurer JOE FARNELL Junior Class History ln September l936, we, the junior class of 1939, stepped upon a stone in an untrodden path that step by step new and worthful adventures may be open to us. The first stone posted Ml7reshinan opened for us a wider and broader outlook. We took a very special pride in participating in the many school activities. Among them were the band which captured second prize in the Georgian's Silver Anniversary, the use of the new Manual Arts Building, and Student Government, that was success- fully enacted for the first time. The second stone posted 'lSophoniorcs', not only meant one more step to the iinal goal but a realization of what Greater Russell is. The N. G. l. C. championship was won by the basketball team which included some of the sophomore boys. A new schedule of eight periods proved quite successful, although due to this, fewer clubs were organized. The third stone posted 'gjuniorsv meant for us a year of accomplishment and success. The football team, which included some juniors, met with a successful season. Also from our class came the queen of the Annual School Carnival. There is always pleasure in accomplishment and we feel our's has been our best so we happily and hopefully await the last year- Seniors, PAULINE GARVIN--,ll-0. Officers C-4- Prffsirlent IQLNTIQR BRYANT Vl:Cf lJl'PSiflI'IIt IHCIIAHD L01 I LFI Sf-crvtnry and Trvnsurfir HFFIE TATE C-6 President STARLINC HAYNES Secrrlary ALB ERT ROBERTS Tr1'asu1'er MARIORIIC IEUIEANKS C-7 President IO BAKER VlTCC'PfI'SiIIPlIf ERNEST KADEI. Sl'CfPZfll'y zmrl Trfngurffr MARTHA COSSHTT Page 43 Page 42 LQ Qfficers C-1 President DEWEY LESTER Vice-Prrfsirlelzt JAMES HOLCO Nllil .S CCI'l'fl1I'y MARIE NONDAN T1'r'r1surf'r JOE JOHNSON C-2 lIl'l'Sil1I'l1f EVERETT WATERS ViCl Pl'l'SiIIPl1l BILLY SH ITH Secrr-lary IIIIII Trffasurffr MAGGIE TYLER C-3 l'rr'si1lent ROC ER H ESTER Svcrvlary l5E'l l' Y AI W TRY Tfl'IlSlUY'I' YIVIAN JOHNSON JU ICR GFFICER ROBERT BRYANT . . - PIP-fiflvfll RICHARD Lomluc . . . Vive Pl'f?S1'fl0Nl CUr':l,Im IIICAVICN . . . Smrrr-lary EFFIH 'l'A'r1c . . Treasurer Page 41 WILLIAM PIERCE HAM, JR. General Course. Age: Tongue won't tell, Will Likely Be: A comedian. CLAUDE WATKINS General Course. Age: Tut, tut, dearie. Will Likely Be: Shoe shiner THOMAS FRASHER General Course. Age: Don't bother. HERBERT STURDIVANT General Course. Age: Ask his mother. Will Likely Be: An agriculturist HORTON W. BYAS General Course. Age: Don't ask me. Will Likely Be: A rose peddler. Will' Likely Be: Another Rockyfeller, Senior History Do we remember in '35-'36 when we were Freshmen,'? Yes indeed, we do. We can never forget bow lon and dark each corridor looked or each door seemed to stare at us as we tried to find the right ciassroom. But we finally became accustomed to it all and by the latter part of the year we were becoming greatly attached to Russell. When we became Sophomores in 1936 we realized that the half-way mark of our march through high school had been reached. We then began to prepare for our year as a lunior. During this term, 1937-'38, much was accomplished. The king and queen of the annual fall festival were members of this class. The boys' basketball team won the N. G. l. C. championship. At the end of the year we were a proud group as we took our last step toward a well deserved goal- Seniors . This yearis senior class has been one that has put its best foot forward in everything it has undertaken. History was made by a group of senior girls who organized a new club, the C. V. M. Club, which did much to help build a greater Russell High. The boys' basketball team was again N. G. l. C. champions, with several seniors striking the keynote that led to this overwhelming victory. Three of these boys were chosen for the All-Star Basketball Team. The girls, basketball team did some fine work also. A royal event was the crown- ing of a senior king of the annual fall festival. The Honor Society again expanded its enrollment with the induction of twenty-three seniors at the beginning of the year. We, the Seniors of ,39 are leaving Russell with the satisfaction of having done our best for the school we so dearly love. We are proud to have come so far in the world of knowledge and yet we are reluctant to leave those who have been so near to us. We can truthfully quote of our acquaintances at' Russell the first line of one of Caroline Nortonis poems- W e have been friends togetherf' -ERNESTINE TANKERSLEY--,39. Page 40 RICHARD JONGEMA H Y Club Y' . Age: He can drive a T-lVlodel. Will Likely Be: A lawyer, JOE LIGGETT' Dramatic Club, Spanish Club, Library Staff. Age: Old enough to have ideas, Will Likely Be: A motion picture director. BILLY CAUDLE Officers' Club, Football, Home Room Officer. Age: Don't be rude, Will Likely Be: Bachelor and run an old maids home. JOHN B. DALTON fBig Townl Officers' Club, N. R. A. Age: Old enough to like blondes and brunettes. Will Likely Re: An aeronautical engineer. RACHEL LYLE Commercial Course. Age: Old enough to travel alone. Will Likely Be: One among many secretaries EDWARD ARCHIBALD LETT CArchiel Esquire Club, Scientific Course. Age: He can love six girls at one time. Will Likely Be: An anti-propogandist. BUFORD GENTRY lBilll Officers' Club, Rifle Team, N, R, A., Glee Club, Age: Old enough to have ambitions, Will Likely Be: A West Point cadet. MARTHA GRAHAM iMarfieJ C. V. M. Club. Age: She is a senior. Will Likefy Be: A trained for un-trainerll nurse. S. E. SCOGGINS lSammyJ General Course, Age: I'm different, 1 clon't have one Will Likely Be: A salesman. CHARLES SMITH lCharlieJ Officers' Club. Age: He wears a uniform. Will Likely Be: A tennis champion. JAMES STRIPLIN Llimj Football Team, Basketball Team. Age: He is six feet tall. Will Likely Be: A sissy. MARCIA FAE TANKERSLEY General Course. Age: Why havent you heard. Will Likely Be: A sweet little bride. HAROLD C. TURNER General Course. Age: Donlt bother. Will Likely Be: A minister, EVERRETT ALFORD Scientific Course. Age: Now, now why? Will Likely Be: An aviator, KENNETH ARNOLD General Course, Age: Can't tell by talk. Will Likely Be: A naval officer. ROBERT WESLEY MOTE General Course, ' Age: Shush! Will Likely be: Coffin designer. Page 39 ji a I ' xx Nnf l t , X MARY LOUISE WRIGHT . Girl Reserve Club, Basketball Team. Age' lncreasin ra irll - g P Y- Will Likely Re: As sweet as a red rose in June, ERNEST YOUNG lPedroJ Honor Society, Officers' Club, Annual Staff, Wildcat Staff, Wilrlrat Representative, N, R. A, Club, Hi-Y, Latin Club, Page 38 Chess Club, Library Staff. Age: They still call him .lunior . Will Likely Be: Governor oil Georgia, ROGER YOUNCBLOOD fRmldyD General Course, Age: Old enough to be coneeiterl, Will Likely Be: A matinee idol. JOSEPHINE MORRIS llosiej Commercial Course, Age: l'm almost lOl Will Likely Be: You take a guess, MARY KARLICK General Course, Age: Wait a minute! Will Likely Be: Same as her ambition. CHARLES BROCK Glee Club, D. C. T. Age: Don't tell his wife, Will Likely Be: A flea doctor. EUGENE FARMER lGeneJ D. C. T. Age: He knows how to transplant flowers, Will Likely Be: A horticulturist, FRANCIS KELLY Hi-Y Club, Annual Staff, Wildcat Staff, Golf Club Tennis Club, School Announcer, Age: Old enough to open his own locker, Will Likely Be: President of Dinker Hotels. HAROLD LOONEY General Course. Age: He won't tell how old he is. Will Likely Be: An air mail pilot, LAWRENCE B. MONTGOMERY fLaurieJ Commercial Course. Age: Old enough to know better. Will Likely Be: A famous radio star. K! LA VERN E WHALEY C. V. M. Club, Annual Staff, . Age: A big matter. Will Likely Be: Superintendent of a brain factory. ERNA. EARLE WHITE Girl Reserve Club, Age: Young and sweet, Will Likely Be: Mayor of Hollywnorl, LAMAR WHITE Officers' Club, Track Team. Age: He likes brunettes. Will Like'y Be: An Opera Star. -CATHERINE WHITEHEAD tCatJ C. V. M. Club. Age: That would be telling, Will Likely Be: A lawyer, BARNEY WHITELEY Scientific Course. Age: Not too old. Will Likely Be: A nice huslnaml, MILLIE WILKINS CDuciel Annual Staff, Wildcat Staff, Personality Club. C. V. M. Club. Age: tMonkey's is the quaintest peoplel Will Likely Be: At Millerlgeville, JULIA WILLIS Basketball Team. Age: Young and gay. Will Likely Be: Private secretary to Governor Rivers. JAMES WILSON flimmieb Honor Society. Age: Anyway he s an ex-king. Will Likely Be: A certified public accountant. MILDRED WISE Commercial Course, Age: She wishes she were fourteen, Will Likely Be: A housewife. MARTHA WOOD QBlue Eyesj General Course, Age: Young yet. Will Likely Be: A blue-eyed darling. l Page 37 Page 156 TIIONIAS WAl.I,l'1R G4-ncral lloursv, Ag:-: Yuu'4I lic sllrprisml, Will l.ilil'ly BC: A Vulltlllvtor, EDWARD WALLIS IR:-ill 'I'ru1'k Tsruul. Agv: IIQ 611111 vnu' yet. Will Like-ly lic: A Q,I'i1llllLllt' uf Rus VIRGINIA WARE v Art Cluli Age-: Nut wllzxt yuu tlliuk. Will Like-ly lic: A gmail Ilousvwilim Ll-IXIAN XVARRICN 4l,f-umm! liaskctlmall Agv: Iles goes by fvvt, S Will Lilu-ly Re: An iw- l'l'4'21lIl Sillf'SIIl NIARGUIERITE WEAVER Library Staff. Agvz Nut ten. not furty, Will I.ik4'ly llc: A prime Iltlllllll, ull, TOAI WEAVER lwlvcvili Officers' Club, lfomtiall. Agv: Dun't bomlrlcr wid flat. Will Likely Bc: An army officer. RUTH WEBB lRufusI Commercial Course, Age: Tee Heel Will Likely Be: A secretary, ICDNA WEEMS llicldiel lfmnmercial Cuursu, Personality Club. Aga: A small matter, Wlill Likuly Bu: A puliccwoman. IQRNIQSI' WESI' tlfluuupl Svicntifimf Course, Agv: Nulmcly knuws, Im' Will Likely Rv: A soldier uf lortumv in tllc South Sva HAROLD WESTNIOR ELAN D flHI'I'tlTlf'l'l'l2il Course. Ag:-: Same as Einstein, Will Likely lic: A lirvman on an electric train, MARCELLE TRIMISLE l,TootsP Glee Club, Personality Club, Annual Staff, Age: Shes quit sucking her thumb. Will Likely Be: Anything bum a stenographcr. . ALBERT TULL lTool7 llonor Society, Wilflcat Staff, Office-r's Club, llaml, Hungry Five, N, ll, A, Club. Age: He want tell a soul. Will Likely Be: An orchestra leader, CLADYS TURNER lToolsJ Library Staff. Age: Just call me Tootsie. Vlfill Likely Be: A knockout, MAGGIE TYLER llVlc-Geek C. V, Nl. Club, Spanish Club. Age: Bill might know, Will Likely Be: Someborly's wife, WILLIAM VAN DIVER 1' Burlelyl Banrl, Miclnight Ramblers, Age: He can tool a horn, W ill Likely Be: A soldier of fortune. 7 TOM VINSON lSl1eriff 3 Commercial Course, Age: Nlama's little man. Wlill Likely Be: A store-ke:-per, FLOY WAl'fS 1Flosf-siel Commercial Course, D, C, T, Age: Ho hum! Will Likely Re: A good Saleslmly, FLORENCE WALKER Classical voursf-. Age: Ju! ask her, Will Likely Be: A Home EC teacher, CAROLYN WALLACE llonor Soeiely, Chess Club, Cirl lie:-serve' Club, Hi-Y Sponsor, Age: Old enough to be sweet. Will Likely Be: Loveml by everyone. FRANCES WALLACE Commervial Course, Age: She is still a sweet girl, Will Likely lie: A big success, Page 35 NIARTHA STEPI I ENS Spanish Club. l Age: Every day is Kid's day with her. Will Likely Be: Happily married, MARY ALINE STIFF fSingicl Honor Society, Annual Staff, Wlildcat Staff, C, V, M, Club Age: Let well enough alone, Will Likely Be: A Red Headed snake Charmer in the South Sea Island. MARIE SWAFFORD Annual Staff, Personality Club, Glee Club. C. V. bl. Club Age: An annual occurence, Will Likely Be: A private secretary. ERNESTINE TANKERSLEY 4TecnyJ Honor Society, C, Y, Nl, Club, Annual Staff, YVildcat Staff Age: Thats not: a fair question. Will Likely lie: Simple and sweet, ENIU THONIASON tDoorlle-hugt C, V, NI, Club, Personality Club, Home EC. Club. Age: Old enough to be an ex-queen. Wlill Likely Be: Somebodyds spouse, Page 34 A U BU RN THOMPSON t EdwardJ Spanish Club. Age: He writes ballads. Will Likely Be: Deep in a dream. FLORENCE THRAILKILL lTonnie5 Honor Society, Pianist for Boys' Glee Club. Age: Old enough to do as she pleases. Will Likely Be: Successful in anything she attempts. MARION THRASHER lMurn5 Football, Clee Club. Age: No mind can remember. Will Likely Be: A graduate of Russell in the twenty-first century. IRENE THURMAN fBratsl lied Cross Representative, Honor Society, C, V, M. Club, Annual Staff, Officer Home Room. Age: Oh, hush! Will Like'y Bc: A second Madame Sehicparelliew. JAMES TOWNS tCurlyl General Course, Age: You ask the cutest questions, Will Likely Be: An umbrella man. Activities: Business Staff of Wildcat, N, C. O. Club. CHARLES SN EED ltlltiokenl General Course, Age: Unimportanl. Will Likely Be: A second Ed liivers. LOUIE SOSEBEE lLudel Age: 'That's 0. K, Will Likely Be: Always Chasing one girl. FORBES STAKELY 1 Bull I Scientific Course. Age: Not bald-headed yet, Will Likely Be: A bigsllrmt EVELYN SOSBY Commercial Course, Age: Old enough to go for uniforms, Will Likely lic: A private- secretary, MARGARET STANFIELD Classical Course. Age: Ask the fortune teller. Will Like'y Be: A divorces-, GEORGE STARK llleverendl Commercial Course. Age: Haven't you heard? Will Likely Be: A bookkeeper, DORIS STAHRETT Personality Club, Red Cross Reprvse-ntalivt-, Age: Mama s baby! Will Likely Be: A stenograpber, LUTHER STARRETT General Course. Age: He's stopped wearing rompcrs, Will Likely Be: Mayor of Jonesboro, HILLIARD STEELE tWhimpl Football, 'Track Team, Home Room Officer. Age: He can paddle his own canoe, Will Likely Be: A professional football player, KATHLEEN STEPHENS tKatiel C. V. M. Club. Age: She still has ber own teeth, Will Likely Be: A professional gigglcr, i Page 33 ! Page 32 IiUNlNlli NOW li General Course, Age: Thi: truth will run out, Will Likely llv: Nonc'lia'ant. HOHAIIE lil FLEIJCE tllorst-facet lfontliall. lhin.: llonrn Officer, Age: lietxvw-it one and a llunflred, Will Likely lie: A, lzuly'r9 man NATIIAN 5liWl'iLl. Pres, llonor Society, Age: 'llry to find out, Will Likely Be: lu srliool the rf-st of his life. lJAl'l'lNl'1 SllAtIKl,El 0lllJ General Cmirsv, Age: She: won't te-ll, Will Likely lic: Another ford , YY'Al.l.l?i SIXUIUNS Classiwil fltlllI4S1', Age: GIICSS three- time-s, Will Likely IS:-: A great swine-lrmly, KATHRYN SIMS Commercial Course. Age: Who brought that up? Will Likely Be: A daughter-in-law. JOE SKILLMAN tLegsl Honor Society, Rifle Team, N, R, A., Major Military Cross Country Team, Tennis Club, Officers, Club. Age: .lust another voter, Will Likely Be: A statesman, LEWIS R, SLATON, JR. lSlugl Hungry Five, Glee Club, Officers' Club, Band, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Dramatic Club, Chess Club. Age: His actions won't tell. Will Likely Be: Something outrageous. HARRY SMITH General Course, Age: Younger than that. Will Like'y Be: A great musician, LAVEHNE SMITH tSusieJ llvsim-ss Staff Wildcat, Editorial Staff Wildcat, Staff, Honor Society, Age: Past sixteen and this side of forty Will Likely Be: A spit-fire. Annua ELIZABETII REEVES 4Lizl Pres, C. V. Nl. Club, Officer of Chess Club, Captain Basketball Team, Captain Cheer Leaders, Editor-in-chief Annual, Senior Circulation Editor of Annual, R, O. T. C. Sponsor, Dramatic Club. Ano: Quietness is best lWbuddatbotitl Will Like'y Ile: What she wants to be, ROBERT REID General Course. Age: Don't go by size. Will Likely Be: Little but mighty. MARY RICHARDS llilackiel C. V, lVl. Club, Girl Reserves, Annual Staff, liusimss Staff Wildcat, R. O. T, C, Sponsor, Age: Sixteen more or less. Will Likely Be: A pretty wife to someone. FRANCES RICHARDSON General Course. Age: Why do you want to know? Will Like'y Be: Her own sweet sell. HAZEL RIKER General Course, Age: Older than me and younger than you. Will Likely Be: Most anything. MAYBELLE ROBINSON Girl Reserve Club. Age: Skip it. Will Likely Be: A good sport. SANIUEL ROCKER Cvneral Course. Age: Iluh? Will Likely Re: A good sport, HARRIETT ROGERS Home Economics Course. Age: Too young to have wrinkles. Will Likely Be: You'd be surprised, MARY ROSS 4DimpleJ C. V. Nl. Club, Personality Club, Age: Somewhere in the teens. Will Likely Be: Young all her Iifc. CARI. ROSSMAN Scientific Course, Age: Changeable, Will Likely Be: Everybody's lover, Page 31 Page 30 Q Nlfl I'llf I'll1Ll,ll'S IIN-lvl Conimcrvial Course, Age-3 'limo planing to le-uw hm-r mother, Wiill Likely lim-: illurriwl too young. fiqXl.Lllf PITTXIAN lffarrott-lliopl Commervial Course. ,-Xgv: It wouhln't flo to tell. Will Likf-ly lie-3 That whivh She i:+n't. Al,liX Pl llllY IIN-ll:-tl General Course. Age: Not hzmlly gray-lu-u4lc4l. Will Likely lic: Something hig, llllIll'XlilJQlilNN lilIH1Ill4'i'C'li'll Course, .'Xg1f': Ask tha- girls, Will l.ik+-ly lh-1 A perlwr liuslianfl, ll.'XY0l,YN HACAN 4SIiortyl Lihrury Stull. ,My-: Very small. Wi'l Likely lie: A morlel housewife, EDD RAIFORD Scientific Course. Age: Olcl enough to wear long pants. Will Likely Be: Someh0dy's rival, OIJELLE RAINWATER lDellJ Personality Club. Age: Your guess is as good as mine. Will Likely Be: A midnight oil burner, CA N0 LYN RAWLS lCingerl Commercial Course. Age: Olcl enough to primp. Will l.ike'y lie: An anti-cosmetic campaign leader, CHAC li HAYNEK llloomllebugl llomc lloom Officer, Spanish Club, C, V. M, Club ll:-ml Cross Representative, Age: Not settled. Will Likely He: Married to a rich man, LILLA HEESE General Course. Age: We Can't clecirle, Will Likely he: Amiable. RUFI S OLIVER 1Slickl Hoxnv Rmrm Ulifim-r Age: Olel cnuuggli ln flanw, W'ill Likc'y lie: A marric-il man. CHALNHCRS ORR General Course, Age: Older than nocvssa1'y Wil' Likely Bi-: A lmarlwfor, SALLIE JO URR 'Ju-Jul Annual Staff, Girl Resurva- Cluh, C, V, M, Cluh. Age: Old enough lu curl hor hair. Will Likely Be: A Mayo, MARY FRANCES PAIR ll.igln-Fuotl Cleef Cluh, PCYSYIIZIYHY Clulm, Annual Rm-pre-seflilalivr-. Ago: Leas! hut nut last Will Lilwly Uv: i'i,01lllt'l il1QI, uvvr lhinfs, JAMES PARKER ll'vssuml Coinmvrvial Coursu, Agv: He Can't count that high, Will Likcly Uv: A professional: Ltuillilvr, MARY JO PARKS Liu Jul Personality Club, H, 0, T. C, Sponsnr, Age: Old enough to be Alicfv in Wumlm-rlanal . Will Lik0'y lic: A 4'Pur1ly girl, .lACQl'liLYN PICACOCK Classival Course. Age: We havvnil, thc- sliglilf-st ielva, Will Likely lie: First Lally of Gcnrffia FLOY PERKINS 1Mal er:-ionalily Club, Wvildcal Staff, Wilrl1'at Rc-pl'1-si-litalivv. Ago: just ulil vnuugli, Will Likely Bc: A girl-about-town. MILURIQD PERKINS Home lfcunomivs Course, Age: Take your clmiuv, Will Likely lie: The lwsl shi- can FRANCES PERN li R llfrankiarb Commercial Course. Age: Bc quiet. Will Likely Rc: Marriful he-fore 194-0. l l l l l I Page 29 l -3 DAYIS NIORGAN Seniur Ring Cutnntiltee, 'l'f'nniS Clllll. Age: llc has quit wearing hangs, Will Likt-ly llc-1 Sumetliing I1-lllllfly nnttlel think he KATHRYN NIORGAN Cleve Club Pianist. Age: Yuttng enough to hlnsh, Will Likely lie: A 2-RllK'l'1'SS, Rl-ITI'Y Rl Tll MORRIS tllt-tty Woosltl Girl Reserve Club, Wilrleut Stall. Age: You'tl never guess, Will Likely Re: Some-tlting mayhe, LFILA RUTH NIORRIS Personality llluh. Age: Just a little lnit. Will Likely Re: The lmss, JAMES NIOWELI. Llitnmyl D. C. T. Age: You van'l tell by his height. Will Likely Re: A straigltt-slnmter, Page 28 wunltl lie. RERNICE MOYER tljizt Girl Reserve Club. Age: ll:-r age cleceives her looks, Will Likely Re: A tloclnris Wife, LEW l S N ICWMAN lOne-Wingl Scientific Cnurse. Age-: lt's a deep, tlark secret. Will l,ike-ly llc-: The man of the house. .IOIINNIEZ LOU NOLAND Wiltlvat Staff, Spanish Club. Age: Fair enough, Will Likely Be: Concomitant. MARIE NORTON lSn0r1kumD Wiltleut Staff, Annual Representative, Honor Society ll, O, T, C, Sponsor, Age: .lust Right. Will Likely Re: Sumeb0tly's darling, INEZ NORTON General Course, Age: Ohw-0-0-0, Will Likely Re: A Florida Belle . WI LKIE MEARS fMilkieJ H1 Wildcat Staff, Tennis Club, .lournalis Club, Age: You really want to know? Will Likely Be: A lady killer. EDWIN MEYER Commercial Course. Age: Old enough to drive. Will Likely Be: A heartbreaker, JOE MCCOY lTwirling Timj Basketball Team, Annual Representative, Age: Vas you dere? Will Likely Be: A basketball coach at Vassar. ELLEN MuDIlFFIE Red Cross Representative, C, V. M, Club, Personality Club. Age: Ask J. R. Will Likely Be: Keeping house, IRIS MCDUFFIE Home Economics Course, Age: Older than Ellen, Will Likely Be: A nurse. CLARICE MCENTIRE tPoochieJ D, C. T., Girl Reserve Club. Age: Not gray heamlecl, Will Likely Re: A jitterbug, HOWARD MCGOUIRK 1BlomlieJ Commercial Course, Age: Who cares? Will Likely Be: A C. P. A. 0 BRY MCLEN DON lMacJ Officers' Club. Age: We wonder, Will Likely Be: A judge of beauty contests, MORRELLE MILLER C. V. M. Club. Age: Old enough, Will Likely Be: A Mrs. J. L. MOORE Scientific Course, Age: Not old enough to think, Will Likely Be: Graduated in 1940. Page 27 Page 26 HUY KIT!-I tfinotivl General Course. Age: l'le's quit flying kites. Will Likt-ly lie: A inusu' tvuwliz-r, EU LEDBETTI-IR tfihickeni Football Team, Athletic Cluli. Age: A forgotten matter, Will Likely Be: A Fuller lirush sale-sinan JOE LEE Football Team, Home Hman Officer, Age: lie can hlow u horn. Will Like-ly lie: A street stweper in Venice, FRANCES LINGEFELT Commercial Course, Age: So what? Will Likely Be: Happy. ANNETTE LIVINGSTON Honor Society, Age: She's letting her hair grow, Will Likely Be: A glohe trotter. RAY LONDON Annual Representative, Red Cross Representative, Age: Old enough to flunk English, Will Likely lie: Rich instead of so goocl-looking, LA VERNE LONG fPcggyJ C. V. M. Club. Age: It suits the occasion. Will Likely Be: A teacher of school teachers children. CARL LYON QFlashJ Football Team, Track Team, Athletic Club, Age: Still stakes the cow. Will Likely Be: Assistant to Elmer Bryant. ELDORA MARWITZ llflnoral Basketball Team, C. V. M, Club, Age: Ask Him Will Likely Be: Always seen with the other two Mosquitoes MARIE MAYS 1ShanghaiJ Commercial Course. Age: Uh-huh. Will Likely Be: A stenographer, DOROTHY JOHNS FUN 1Dott Girl Reserve Club Age: I never knew. XVill Likely Be: A designer of snow flakes, JEANETTE JONES lSallyJ Commercial Course, Age: Who wants to know? YVill Likely Be: An orchestra. ERNEST KADEL Football Team. Age: You'll never know, Will Likely Be: A curtain designer. MARY KEITH lleanl Pelsonalit Club Tennis Club Journalism Club. Y V 1 Age: Not what you think. Will Likely Re: lnterviewer of Boy of the Week', radio program. FRANCIS KELLY lWm1-Wtwl Hi-Y Club, Annual Staff, Wildcat Staff. Age: Old enough to give advice, Will Likely Be: Editor of a newspaper. ANN ETTE KIMBELL 1Annel C, V. M. Club. Age: Old enough to go In College Will Likely Be: Rim-lt, CLARENCE KING ll'inkyJ N, R, A., Track Team, Tennis Club, Age: l'le's grown up, Will Likely Be: A reformer. CLYDE KINN ETT tliomll Band, Wildcat Staff, Annual Staff, Non-Commissioned Officer, Age: He's forgotten baby talk, Will Likely Be: Second Gene Kruper, ALLEN L. KISER, JR. Red Cross Representative, Honor Society, Age: They call him Allen now, Will Likely Be: A billionaire, MARVIN KITE iCottonJ N. C. 0. Club Age: Too awful to tell. Will Likely Be: A clog catcher. 0 ,x yr-X XM KN . Page 25 l l Page 24 Will Likf-ly lie: A Kill:-r Diller. XIAHTIIA IIOIKNSIBY Gt-m-rul Cours:-. Age: Olelvr than shi- looks. Will likely lit-: A nurse. CECIL JOHNS CSallyJ Basketball Team, Honor Society. Age: So what? Will Likely Be: A housewife, IKOISERT lll'NT BERT JOHNSON Football Team, Officers' Club, Age: Curiosity killed a cat. h Will Likely Be: A Big Shot .i CHIllII1L'lil'iLll Course. Aga-: You hunt it. HACIIIHI, IRBY lllayl Wllaluat Staff. ' Age-: Wlufs asking. MARY JOHNSON fDimplesl Commercial Course. Age: Doesn'l matter. Will Likely ll:-. A ilcwspapa-r reporter. Will Likffly BCI All Hif ll0SICSS. DOROTHY JACKSON lDotl OPAL JOHNSON Glf-e C'ulm, Annual Ila'pre-sr-ntutive. D. C' T. HX mf: Tour guess is as good us mine, Age: 155 not Sweet Sixteen- Xxill Ulwlb' UPI A lVllVCl f. Will Likely Be: A successful secretary. RIDLI-IY JACKSON flu-ml VIVIAN JOHNSON qvrilsy Clve Clulm, llifle Team, flfi-iK'f'fS' Cluh. Personality Club, Library Staff, Home Room Office! Age: Olrl enough to aft smart. Age: Old enough to he killed. Likely lie: Prvsifle-nt of Utopia, Will Likely Be: Living next door to G, M. A, C. V. Nl, Clulm, Annual Representative-, W MARY ARTA IIICNRY mu llmun Officer, C, V, Al, Clulm, llaslu-llmull li-:un llonor Society, Annual Staff, Age: Never can tell. Will Likvly Bv: Same as Dui. JOYCE HENSLICE llume Room Officer, Age: Sllc wun'1 tell. Vllill Likely lie: Fashion 4-ililor, CARLTON IIIIIKS Svienlilic Course-. Age: Wlly do you ask? Will Like-ly lie: A elm-mr, MARY JANE llll,l, 1Fluugie1l Honor Suvivly, Agv: Shall wc: tell? Will Lilwly llv: Kinrlvrgurlvn If-uvluer. EUNICIE HILLIARD Classical Course, Age: Why pick nn us? Will Likely Bc: An EIlgllSll leravlu-r. - MARY HELEN HODCES Drum Majur, lf, V. Nl: lilulm, Age! Dtbllll gil lay looks, W'ill l,ike-ly ll:-: llulnn lwirle-r. llOY llOLl.ANlJ Officers' Cluln. Age: llowls ilu: WQ'lllllL'l'. Will Likely Be: AJ Iinn trainer NOHMA llOLl.lNCSWOli'l'll Annual Staff, Wililval Staff. Age: He knnws, Will Likely Be: Ownvr ul a turllu farm. BYRON 1iOLSONl BACK Hi-Y Clulm. Age: You saiil it. Will Likely lie: A ling callvr. POPE HOOD Tennis Clull. Agn: Cues to Sunday Svlmol, Will Likely HC: A svimllific l?jlll'lllflllrl, Illl1'ill Stall, Yi Page 23 DOROTHY IIALE lDntl Wihlcat Representative, C. V. M. Club. Age: A Small matter. Will Likely Be: Same thing as Mary Arta. LINNIE HAMMOND Spanish Club. Age: Ask him. Will Likely lie: An igloo interior decorator, VARY LYNN IIANNA Cafeteria, C, V, Nl, Club, Persnnality Club Age: Very mlignifiefl. Will Likely lie: An ohl maid. JOHN ll. HARBIN, JR., U. HJ Officers' Club, Library Staff, Rifle Team, Glee Spanish Club, Golf Team. Age: A disagreeable subject. Will Likely He: Something unreasonable. FLOY HARKEY fShortyl Commercial Course. Age: Wle wonder, too. Will Likely lie, A feminine news hound. Page 22 Club, LOUISE HARPER fLizaJ Clee Club, Honor Society. Age: What difference flees it make. Will Likely Ile: A horticulturist, ISLANCIIE ESTELLA HARRISON lPunkiJ llonnr Society, Spanish Club. Age: Forgotten. Will Likely lie: Something she- Sl1OlllClI'lyI, ERN EST IIEAVEN lErnieJ Chess Club, Clee Club, Officers' Club. Age: Who wants to know. Will Likely Be: A 'lPrnf , THERON HELMS Wlilflcat Representative. Age: That's a small matter. Will Likely Be: An aeronautic engineer, GEORGE HENDRICKS lGeorge Q.J Basketball. Team. Glee Club. Age: Heis over twelve. Will Likely Be: A cowboy. FRANCES FOSTER Commercial Course. Age: Old enough to be a wife. Will Likely Be: Always spit: and span. IMOGENE FRICKS Spanish Club. Age: Nothing to worry about. Will Likely Be: An artist of international fame. JEANNET TE GARRARD 1' Butchl Library Staff, Honor Society, Spanish Club, Basketball Team. Age: Oh, gee. Will Likely Be: A librarian, RALPH GAZAWAY lCazziel D. C, T., Esquire Club. Age: Let's talk about the weather. Will Likely Be: An electrical contractor. GILBERT HERSCH EL Scientific Course. Age: Almost nothing. Will Likely Be: A doodler, VERNON COULD lGoo-Cool Chess Club, Track Team, Glee Club, Bowling Team. Age: Old enough to know better. NVill Likely Be: A chemistry professor JUNE GRAF llune-.lulyl Honor Society, Chess Club, Wilrlvat Staff. Age: lt's a puzzle. Will Likely Be: A news commentator. LUCILE GREGORY lllemll Commercial Course. Age: Not l0, not 30. Will Likely He: A nurse. B. H. HAHS, JR., lWevyl N. C. O. Club, Chess Club, Esquire Club, Red Cross Spanish Club. A e Old enou h to kiss rett irls S 3 E P Y S - Will Likely Be: The best-dressed man in the world. SAMUEL HAHS fSaml Officers' Club, Chess Club, Spanish Club, D. C. T. Age: I'll tell you tomorrow. Will Likely Be: A big business man. Page 21 1 A 05255 W H. Page 20 NELI, EAHLEY llludl Commercial Course. Age: Same as Shirley T1-mph-. ill Likely Be: Private secretary to Cove-rnur WALTER EDNIONDSON lliuckl N, C. O. Club. Age: Olfl f-nwngli to slluot c't'raps , Will Likely lic: Nlarrit-ml he-fore Christmas l ROSALIE ELLIOTT lltosicl ffommu-rcial Course-, l.Agl'I What a lIllQ'SIlllll, Wvill Likely De: Host anything. CA LLI E ELROD lDopt-1 U. T, C. Sponsor, Annual Representative, Club, Spanish Club, llonor Society. Age: Don't be silly. Will Likely Be: More than a secretary. STABLE EVANS K.. V. M. Club. Old as hr-r tongue and older than he-r I Will Like-ly lic: A Mrs. .lone-S. Age: NIILDRED EVANS lBibbieD C. V. M. Club, Wildcat Representative. Age: Qld enough to wear high heels. Crt-ek. Will Likely Be: A beautician. CHLOIE FIELDS lNothingl C. V. M. Club. Age: Nothing but a mystery. 950' Will Likely Be: An ideal old maid. EDWIN FLANDERS lEdl Brass Sextet, Band. Midnight Ramblers , Hungry Five Track, Officers' Club. Age: Old enough to play as well as Tommy Dorsey. Will Like'y Be: A King of Swing. JENNELLE FLOYD hlennyl Dramatic Honor Society, Personality Club, Age: Curiosity killed a cat. Will Likely Be: Somebodyfs darling. WILLIAM FORD 1Billl Officers' Club. wth. Age: Old enough to be reasonable. Will Likely Be: An inventor, JACK DAVIS mapa Home Room Officer, Captain Football 'l'e'am. llaskutball Team. Al 'N, 0, l, C, Basketball Team, Track Team. Vice-President Senior Class. Age: He insists he's eighteen. W'ill Likely Be: An All-American basketball star, ICVELYN DAWSON tDawl Girl Reserve Club. Age: Mustnlt ask questions. W'ill Likely He: .lust another secretary. NlAIi'l'llA GI.liNN DEAN lllo little! Llteer Learlvr, llonor boetety. I., V, M, t,.h'b, Age: As old as she aets. Will Likely Beg A howling success, GIJCNN DELOACH Illabbyl Ulfieers' Club, Age: Old enough, Wvill ltikely Ile: A wit among tlunves .IAI lNlTA DENMAN Personality Club. Age: She is as quiet as a mouse. Will Likcfy Be: An interior rlecoralor, HAZEL DILLAR D l'l'i-Til Spanish Club C, V. M. Club, Honor Society. Age: Who wants to know, Will Likely Be: A commercial artist. CLARICIC DODD Commercial Course. Age: She van reafl ancl write. Will Likely lie: A stvnograplier. LARRY DODD lDustyl Football Teani, Co-Captain of liasketball Team. llille Team. All-N, C. T. C. Basketball Team. Age: Olrl enough to graduate, YVill Likely Be: A famous base-ball star, DOROTHY DUNCAN lllotl llonor Society, C. V. M, Club. Age: Oltl enough to get arounrl, Will l.ike'y De: A11 oltl mairl and run an olel bachelors' home. ALVIN DYCH E, JH. Officers' Club, N, ll. A, Club, Hillel Tr-axn, Tennis Club. Age: lle still believes in Santa Claus. Will Likely Be: A lady-killer, Page 19 , rn- ... .. ,. l'Al l, QIUUPICII tfinzzivl NIILDRI-ID lill l'H CRULEY lMigctD Scientific flnirsv. Ulm- Cluln, Pt'I'SlbIlillllV Cluh, C. V, M. Club Ag:-: Au you guess. Age:l'lowru1le. Xvill Liknly lg.-3 Au Qlr-1-zrivul 1-ngim-avr. Will Liluly llc-: A mlietition in her own llomc LANHS FIHANCES C0llI.l'fY 1Kully'1 MAE CINNINCHAM lCunnieJ C. W. ll. Lluh, Annual Stull, Mlm- Lluh, Commercial Course. Age: Old ffnuugh lu go with rhw lmyw. W1 l Age: l'd rather not say. ll Likimy lw: A nurF1- tu sumef hacliclor, Will Likely Be: Something great, WIILIAXI l'. C0'l'TUNClXl lllilll Eglflllfl' ffluh. Olfiw-rs' Cluh, Drzunulic Cllulm, llornc lluonl Uffivvr. OWEN DAll.lQY l'm'rsnnalilV Cluli. Mm. ..h.5 3 glwkrwl., Aga-: 8 plus 10 equals 17. lllill Likf-ly llv: A lmrsu rluctnr, ll lll Lllxl ll Be' A Cllemlslry Shark' ClfllAl,lJlNl'i COWAN hlvrryl lllllilllllllll DANIEL lDU1l llc-fl Cross ll:-pn-scnlativv, ff, Y. Nl, lllulr. llunnr slH'lI'ly. Lilarurv Stall, ff, V. M. Club. Aggg Slill yfyuphful Inuking. Y Ag:-: N-11 enough tu wnrry about Will I.ike,-ly livz A collector ul' Llllllljlll'S, Will Lilu-ly llv: Wlhul z-xhcf vllooscs to be. MARY lflll'lASUN lSn1nll l ryl MARVIN DANIEL llrftyl ffoinlnvrvial Cnursv. Ag:-: Ulrl Pllllllgll lu know hvr lawn llllllll. Wlill l.ilu-ly Us-1 A blnnmlc ull ln-r lille. ffornnn-rcial Course, A Agn-: Wlw said you cuulcl ask me that. Will l.ikcly Ile-: A prufcssional baseball player Page 18 1 2. HELEN CHAMBERS 12-Point-Poll Basketball, C. V. M. Club. , Age: She can shoot a mean goal. ' Will Lilfely Be: Always seen with the other two mosquitoes. MARY CHEATHAM Honor Society, Annual Staff, Spanish Club, C. V. M. Club, Age: Younger than Martha. Wvill Likely Be: A Lady of leisure. -P ELLEN Cl-IEVES Home EC. Course. Age: Old enough to know. Will Likely Be: Always in love. MARJORIE COAT ES Commercial Course. Age: That would he telling, Wi'l Likely Be: A globe trotter. ELIZABETH COLLEY tColleyl Honor Society, Spanish Club. Age: Somewhere in the 'l'eens. Will Likely Be: A teacher of a little red school house' AMOS COLLINS 113. BJ Football Team, Bowling Team. Age: He goes by feet. :Will Likely Be: President of the ll. S, A. LLOYD norms tsl.-.-W General Course Age: A forgotten matter. Will Likely Be: Always five minutes late. ANNE COOK l Cookie l Glee Club Officer, Latin Club, C, V. hi. Club, llomo lloom Officer, Age: Old enough to do hor hair up. Will Likely Be: A famous opera star. ELIZABETH COOK llletht Personality Club, Wildcat Staff. Age: Still in her 'teens Will Likely Be: A hair dresser ROBICIYI' COOK tliobl Red Cross Representative, Home Room Officer, Officers Club, Wildcat S'aff, Treasurer of Senior Class. Age: It increases annually. Vlfill Likely Be: An air conditioning engineer, Page 17 1 T NV . X ' Im. . . K . X' X - ' Q- x if -lT TN WILLIANI J. CARTJER fliillyl Commercial Course. Age: He'll grow up some day. Will Likely Be: A traveling salesman. MARTHA CARCAL fFrankieJ C. V. Nl. Club, Cafeteria. Age: She doesn't know. Will Likely lie: A happy go lucky, JACK CARR General Course. Age: Can still play tennis. Will Likely Be: A dueler. LOL ISE CARROLL flilondiel Wildcat Staff, Library Staff, Annual Staff, Age: Ask the cookie jar. Will Likely Be: A housewife. FAl LKNER CARTER 1Nickt Honor Society. Rifle Team, N. IU. A. Club, Officers' Club, Chess Club, Tennis fflub. Home Room Officer, Co-manager Football Team. Red Cross Representative, Age: Old enough to ride the trolley by himself. Will Likely lic: An aeronautical cnginu-cr, Page 16 WYNDAL CARTER fRingl Officers, Club Age: Unreasonable. Will Likely Be: A Trans-Atlantic air pilot. HAROLD CATER fKatieb l'resident of Senior Class, Hi-Y Club, Honor Society, Officers' Club, Wildcat Staff, Assistant Editor of Annual, Bowling Team, Glee Club, Chess Club, Lieutenant Colonel of R. O. T. C., Rifle Team, Red Cross Representative. Age: It's beyond me. Will Likely Be: A trolley conductor. WAYMOND CATO fCa1ol Scientific Course. Age: Old enough to vote. Xvill Likely Be: An architect. JANIICS ll. CANDLE fRillyJ Football, Annual Staff, N, C. O, Club, Home Room Officer, Age: Not settled. Will Likely Be: A stunt flyer, STANLEY CAWTHORN fBudl Officers' Club. Age: At least he's not grayheaded. Will Likc'y Be: A good mechanic. .IESSIE CLYDE BRYANT Personality Club. Age: Look it up. XVIII Likely He: A professional Iypist. MARY BUCHANAN tliuckl C. V. M. Club, Home Room Officer. Age: Look at her birth certificate. Will Likely Be: Happily marriefl. I-IVICLYN BUCK lllollarl Personality Club, C, V. M, Club. Age: She can play a sax , Will Likely lie: A feminine liufly Vallee. FRANKLIN BULLARD llfermlinamll Officers' Club. N, R. A. Club, Annual Representative. Age: Dllllll go by size. Will Likely Be: A trapezc performer, CIIARLISS BIIRCII Illutvlil . Officers' Club, Glee Club, Wilrlcat lieprerse-ntzttivv. Age: llc still p'ays marhles. Will Likely Be: A llimlu ancl have at ll2lI't'IIl, CARRY BUSH Chess Club, Spanish Club. Age: lle can ilanee. W'ill Likely Be: An aeronautical 4'llg.,llHLI' IIICLICN Ill ITLICIR Commercial Course. Age: Mum's the worrl, Vlfill Likely lie: A nurse. MYRTLE BYROM fTurtleD Commercial Course, Age: We wonmler, too, Will Likely Ile: An aeeountant. ICRNICSTINI-I CAIVII' l'l'iniel Personality Club. Age: Ask her Papa, Wfill Likely Llc: An ztviatrix. ELIZABETH CARAWAN fLibbyl Cheer Leader, Basketball, C, V. M. Club, Age: Ulml enough to shoot with one hanrl, Will Likely Be: Always seen with the other two mosquitoes Page n. J l 4 W Q fN 1 Page Xl,-llllll lflllllf IZOXXIJICN l.OlllSl'l BROCK l'l'uulSis'l ffmnmi-rvial lfmim-, llnunr Sul'l1'ly', Wihlvat Staff, Annual Staff, Latin Club .-'lgvz Shi: still drinks milk, ffllvss flluh, C, Y, M. Cluh, Home Room Officer, 5 lh-1 Private scrri-tary lu llulwrl Taylor, ll. O. T. C. Sponsor. Age: Donll bother. Will l.ilu-ly Bc-:' A glass-eater on Broadway. lil Cl-INR HOZHNIAN lik-in-D C. ,I I, U MAMIE BROOKS llirooksiel ,Q-nf-ra .num-. A514-: llcfs Still hashful, Girl llvserve Club, Annual Staff, Xliill l.ilu-ly Bc: An l'll'l'IFl4'lilll Agr-: Old Pllllllgll tu like the Navy. Will Likvly lie: Married to a Naval officer. XlNllllAllE'l' l3llAlJl.l'1Y fl'vggii-l I, , I . , , KATHARYN BROWN lKatl 1-rsuimllly f.luh. -X-re-, What fliffcre-111-v dm-s it makv, Wildcat Staff, Annual Staff. Cheer Lvader, C, V. M. Will l.ike'y lie-: A hair pin ih-sign:-r, Cluh, Clu-as Club, R. O, T. C, Sponsor. Agvz Old Pnougll to he in love. Will l,ik4-ly lie-: An uwncr uf a maroon Packard roadster f.-'l'I'llElllNli IHIIIHZICS lliaub Wilma, SMH.. Wll.l,lANl BROWN lllilll flgvz l 1u'guIlf'r1, lhmd. 'Wliillligzlil llamhlersf' Orvheslra, Xlill I.iki-I3 llvg A junrnulifl. Agn: Ili- still vars spinavh, Will l.iki-ly llc: A Fr:-nvh lvaclwr. K-fl 'l'P3lHNl'l UlU'l'I' 'Kim' icuii-31: BRYANT fspi-miyn llllllllill llCl'N's1'illz1liw, llillc Tc-ann, llnmr- Hmmm Officer. ASW 0111 f 1 Uiill- Agv: l'nh0ard of. Yllll Likv-ly llv: A SlH'l'l'S!4lilll slvllugrupllvr, Will Lilwly llc-: Prcisident uf a hunli, RUTH RARRON ttlutiol Chess Club. Age: ltls a puzzlc. Will Likely Be: A professional bowlcr. FRANCES BAUCHMAN thiltlfe 'uul C. V. Club. Age: Look in the office files. Will Likely Be: A Hollywoorl rloublc. CHRISTINE BECK lfihrisl Personality Club, Cafeteria. Age: Thafs too personal Will Likely Be: First Latly of Utopia H, W. BELCHER lSpecrlyl Honor Society, Officers' Club. Track Team, Rowling Ts-auu. Rifle Team. Rerl Cross Representative Age: Olrl enough to graduate. Will Likely Be: An Olympic track star. ETHEL BELL Honor Society, C, V. M. Club, Clce Club, Latin Club. Honor Society, Home 'Room Officer, Age: Old enough to like pipes. Will Likely Be: A famous rloctor. FRANK BELL JR,.1Belll Officers' Club, Hi-Y Club, Rifle Ti-am, II1 ma- Room Olliccr, Age: He rloesn't know, Will Likely Rc: A parachute jumper. HAROLD BELLAII tSlpoi-tyr General Course. Age: Don'f let it worry YUII. Will Likely lie: An aviator. GRACE BEN TLY Commercial Course Age: Don't go by looks Will Likely Be: A stenographcr. NELL RETHEA Clec Club, Retl Cross Representative Age: Maybe She's in hcr 'tt-cns, W'ill Like'y Bc: A Stenoggrapllcr with a six monllis' vacation twice a year. GLADYS BLALOCK Commercial Course, Age: She cloesn't blush Will Likely Be: A bookkeeper. if l Page 13 an l Page 12 FLORENCE ALDREIXLE lWillieil I,1'l'SlEIl2.l.lll, Club Age: Sue,-cl 5iXll'l'll lIIlZ1yllf'l Will Likely llc: A pianist annl singrr CATHERINE ALEXANDER Spanish Club Age: You gm-ss, Wiill Likely lie: A 4lie-titian Tl IONIAS ALLEN 1Frogy R. A. Club. Glen: Club, Ili-Y Club, Officers' Club, Rell Cross representative. Age: 0I4l enough to have flutes. XI'ill Likely lie: A scconil lling Crosby, SARA LEE ARNOLD Commercial Course. Age: We wonder. Will Likely Be: A flower pol designer. VIRGINIA ARRINGTUN iSl1ortyJ Personality Club, Girl Reserve Club. Age: She won't talk. Will Likely Bc: A beautitian. JEAN AIWOOD Commercial Course. Age: Not 10 nor 30. Will Likely He: A tight rope walker. BETTY AUTRY lPennyJ Classical Course. Age: Who cares. Wlill Likely Be: A school teacher. GILBERT BAKER lSlmrlyJ Golf Team, Glee Club. Age: D0n't mention it. Will Likely Be: An electrical engineer, MARGARET BAKER Honor Society. Age: Young and innocent. Will Likely Be: A success. JOHN H. BARKER Uackl General Course. Age: Unimportant. Will Likely Be: A bacteriologis I E IOR OFFICERS HAROLD CATICR . . Pl'!?SifIf?lI! JACK DAVIS . . I iw' I,l'f'SI'lIf'Ill DoRo1'm' DANII-Il. . Swrnrlary ROBIQR1' Coma . . Treasurer nv, - 'J fv,p,:5rg:''7'34:Q4ggz3y5gzgrff H . . ' . 'lf wg ' gs, Af ,, 14:r,'55y1p-g2lr':.x47f,4g, Li, ,. 1- X , W, arg, y -1.13-,M rw , X , ,fgqg-.-1 F '- ' 4 haw- 'as.i::.:,u4fa-:M.:..a.1:::M.... yy, Page 11 1,1-n Xin. K xnx Ntumfii l'I'Lli Slip:-1'xlf:+r l'ulrnn tnunlx Ntinnl-, Page 10 Xiu. .licmg A. Wi:1,Ls wrintr-nfivnt ui' Flliittll County Svllunls A Word From The Principal Spt-uking for this faculty, it is my pleasure to extend m'ongra1tulatinns to the nwnxbers nf tin' graduating vias-S. W0 have Plljfbylfii the plvasant assnvia- tinn with you during the past flllll' yvars. and we haw watt-hmi your lim- grnss and i'tt'iliCW'tIlt'lll with murfh inter- vst and pride. XVI- wish for eavh one of you il largv IIICZISIIYO nf Stu-vess and iiaippiiwss. 4 - v ' . - sz. 'Sri -. X ,, ,. . .3 - wise t e frCONTENTS - Classes I Organizations i - Athletics Military - Features - Advertising 0 f l XIII. S, XI. IIIQ XIIN XIII, I IilCIJ HI'll.I'1S XllSSI.MIl.X1IX'l'iCS XIII, IIUY Illll KICNNIII I I Ix A.Ii, US., IIA, I,IIrI4ilI4Iilll, IIN., II..'X.I..'N, PILI3., IIA, XIISS VIKXNKQICS 4'XIll'I'QIl XIII, XX, II, Ill l'XICll NIXIOIK li, ly NIICIIICIJITII MII. if. V, HAITI, AU. US, l'.NI,, S. K 'lf All IIISS K'YI'III.I'fIfN 'IIXN UJII XIII. Il. 'If I,UI'IIIlI SICIKQLICIXNI' W, liIX'l'llll'IWIlIZ MII. .IUIIN ll. I,IC All, ISS, IIHIIIIIIIIIHIQIIII, IJ.l'I,Nl.I,, US., NIS, XIII. fII.,XlIIfNlIlf AIINSIIUN- XIIIF, .IXNIICS I7, lil SSICLI, MISS K.'Yl'I'I ,IOIINSUN 13.5. Sovrctary B.S. 08 5 N I I .ME ,J Gil - Wm an S 1 dvd' ,fp-ruff' -.,,1...,.,,xff - ....... . .-5.1 NIISS CLNIJIC NN'ICIIl NT NIIIS. .l. li, NIUIILICN NIISS NI.'N'I'I'IIC NIIfIIIfNICI. NIISS Sl IC ILIAI SIICII A.lI. A.Ii. ,N.II. ILS. I. NN'AI.'I'ICII I . I'.fN'1'lC MII, NN. II, I'IIIKI.I'f NIISS NInNl Illi IfUIAjI I'I I' NIISS NIIIGINIA NIUUTN' A.l!., NIA. AIS., NIA. A,I!., NI.,N, A,Ii.. NI,A. NIII. UICUICIIIC IDICAN NIII. 4llCIIlI,.IMIIiSHN NIISS I-'IMIIN ILNII.I'1N NIISS NI-NIIfLl'ICIII'I'IC IJOIEISS BS.. I,.I,,I3. 13.5. ILS. A.I3. NIR. .l. lI,1I.'NNII'I!HI,l. MHS, II. Il. I9l'I,I,I'IIi MII. II, I., ISHNNICN NIII. Ii, I'. STOIIIFY A.B. NIA. A.B. 13.5. Page 7 1 ,I-LM ' J mfg NIISN IAIIS I'XIIII XIILILICHIHLIC I,,1i.-XIIll1II,I, XIISS ,IIIIC WII.I. IIICNIIN NIH. II. II. FI'I,I.IfII A.I!,, ILS, XI,X AIS, AI' BS. NIISS IQ,X'I'If XII'IxINS4lN XIII, IIHYI' IlIIIIfI IN MISS I.l III I II'1I,IIS XIISS NlA'I I'II-1 XIICIIIWIIYIIII I- A.II, A.II, A II I' NI Assistant fIlllIlIIll'l'f'I21I NIIIS, X, .I SIIHX ICII XIII, .I. II. SICWICLI. NIISS ,IANIC IIIIINI MISS IIlI'I'Il CASICY A,II. A,I3, XII, A.I3. IS, I', II. I I'I'XI.IfII XIII XIII, IIICYIIN I!II,I,INIPIIl IISI' NIISS I IIXNf'I'9 WIWIIII NIR, PAITI. D, WEST A.B, A.I5. 1.11-6 A.II, A.B., KIA., Principal t i . Pi? f A ' ' r ' A if , if 1:, f :we l 'wifffgrif 9' V INT. V . ,. twkif, , , W , p vu is 4,1w,W,.15 ,r , . .5 .983 ' 'X -ii i. 1 in ' - 3 ' lf? J - E' 1 A 'S ' 1 , 'Pi- y-.,,.-, ,V-1 DEDICATIQ , The '39 Pointer Staff respectfully dedicates the fourteenth edition of 'the Russell High School Pointer to the Russell Faculty. In making the dedication the staff sincerely expresses for the entire student body, and especially the departing senior class, the respect and admiration for each faculty member. We honor you as our teachers, friends and advisors. POINTER STAFF x i LJ ri pf ' r - I if - 1 Ygf 'V 1 fW4ffW'- Y- ,y v ,Q .ts '- , -.r ' ' - ,1 ,, -,fa A H, , ' . i A I : 4 as 5 QQ? K gpg , if .'4.,rw ' -ii. ' ' 4 1.-2-fi i , i, v , , in-1 : Q, 1' Us 1 A 2' is i t rf: i Cf- ' 4 wf e .- - - uf .I . ., . L , . 4 I. , .ya ,..'2 FO R EWG RD As the years god by, our hearts will turn again toward our youthful days and as we walk the paths of memory's garden, we will welcome a guide book. Then take this, the fourteenth volume of The Pointer , dear readers, and cherish it for it will renew the W ' uplifting spirit of our Alma Mater. L 39 We, the staff, have endeavored to portray a vivid and accurate account of our .achievements and the happiness that has reached its height in this season at Russell, 1939. If in future years this annual shall affordipleasure to any of you and bring happy memories of the years spent together here, we shall feel amply rewarded for our lahor. 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