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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1944 volume:

19 ifRUSSELL HIGH SCHOOL East Point, Georgia SOCIETY East Point, Georgia htthlww.castpoimhs.orgl wmwwm wvmwmww Mu , , , $5777? ' 1' '-1 ?AQT o 2,: :91 n ' Promenyof x. WW H'FFOREAL 8305ng East Foam, Georgia 3031:: P Mn 'v J'. W; ;mepenyof x EAST POINT HISTORICAL scam, m. x East Point, Georgia 30344 hr EX LIBRIS DEDICATION The Senior Class, in humility and appreciation, dedicate this5 the 19th Volume of the Pointer, to the alumni of Russell High School, who on foreign soil, gave their lives that we in America might have the privileges and opportunities of a democ- racy. May we ever be mindful of its obligations. Let us, therefore, dedicate ourselves to living?r so that their dying.r may not be in vain! FOREWORD As days turn to months and months to years, our thoughts wander back to the Lagood old days? the days that we will long cherish. To remember these wonderful days the staff has published a hook that will keep us aware and keep constantly in our minds the things that we want to remember. So, boys and girls, take this, the 19th Volume of the POINTER, and keep it among your treasured pos- SCSSIODS. 02; ' xx, fix 1 4 ON TE NTSWX 22?: M x . x OCLASSES .ORGAN IZATION o ATH LETICS oMlLITARY o F E ATURE S DADS .1 1131, H011. JERE A. WELLS Superintendent Fulton County Schools TO THE SENIORS: Congratulations to you 11ho ale about to finish high school. T11111 1'ou15 is a goodly heiitage. Think of what you 0116: to all the pioneels 11'h0 haveD gone before 1'0u. Unless you Dive 1'0111se11es unselfishl1 as ogod citizens to your c0111111u11it1' and state you will not have dischalged a duty which 15 1i0htl1 1.01115 To be a good citizen 10da1 you must be well i11f01111ed and alelt so that 10u can meet situations and use them to best a111a11tage in em develop ment of self- go1'e111111e11t. An alert and intelligent electorate is a prerequisite to perpetuating den1o1ratic ovelnment Remember that the ballot is the plivilege for whiLh millions ale dying in this war. Do not take it lightly. This is not somethin0 abstract but 11811'real and Vital You have lealned 111211111 plinciples which should guide you, but 110116 is more important than learning how to live t0getl1elee live in groups as 111311 as individually and we rise 01 fall as we meet the responsibilities that make a better life for all. The challenge is to us then. 61611 as it has been with those who have pI'CLCdCd us May we so dischalge ou1 duties that 0111 81136 1611ce as free men and women 1112111 be the expeiience of peoples everywheie. KNOX WALKER. l congratulate you 011 the successful com- 1 pletion of your High School period of educa- tion. As 1'0u go away from these scenes of youthful activit1' into the adult world, 111:11' you carry there a greater sense of your duty to society, a finer ability to serve 1'ou1' fellow- 111a11, and a more defmite determination to live 11'01'thil1'ehecause of these years 11011 School May God bless and keep each one have spent in the Fulton County System. of 11011. JERE A. WELLS. HON. KNOX WALKER Caneral Supervisor PROF. Roy IthEMHLLIm Principal MRS. FAY BARRON C Zerk- MRS. SUE G. BULLARD tStandinQ MISS FLORA BAILEY MRS. LEROY PLANK tBelow, Miss L015 PARR MISS BERTIE A. GROSS MRS. P. H. FITZGERALD MRS. O. B. BOYD StandingW MR. 17. J. LOCKLIEAR Mus. LOIINETTE H. BROL V MR. CYRUS MADDOV NIISS FRXNCICS CARTER MISS MARY GRUBP. MR. EDMOVD W. CIICEN Mus. G LADYS DLTK 1 : tSillingr MRS. LUCY WHITE MISS Mum: R'IERRIWETIHJR 15tandingJ Mlss RUTH CASEY MISS CLYDE WEHL'NT MISS J0 WILL Hmnx Mu. M. Hicmx 5. MR5. MARY LOWE MR5. VIRGINIA STOYICR MRS. GEO. W. AmcRCROMBIE MISS VIRGINIA MOOTY tSlandingJ MRS. IREM: H. TOLLET NIRS. Rum W. 311mm Sitting Mlss MARY LOCUE MISS KATE JOHNSON Miss NIATTIE MICHAEL tSLanding! MR. J. R. CAMPBELL MR. E. E. annoxs WWX CAPT. B. B. FULLER SGT. EUGENE O. WARD NIISS MARTHA GALLOWAY MR. HAROLD CUNN MR. CHARLES TAYLOR MR. R. L. BOWEN CLASSES Autographs SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President First Vice-Presidenl Second LUce-President PAT SLATON DAVID RICHARDSON Roy DRL'KENMILLER Secretary Treasurer JANE HOEBEE J ACKIE HUDSON ALLEN, JOHN EDWARD, JR. Knowledge is the only founlm'n. Activities: Hi-Y, '41-'42; Red Cross, '42-'43; N. C. 0. Club, '42-'43; Olficer's Club, '44; Honor Society, '43-'44 Treasurer; First Aid Club, '43; N. R. A., '43-'41; Latin Club, '40-'41; Wildcat Staff, '43-'44. Ambition: To go to Alaska. ALLEN. RAYMOND LEE, JR. Least said 5001105! mended. Activities: D. C. T. Club, '43-'44. Ambition: To be an Army Air Corps Mechanic and a darn good soldier. ANDREWS, SANFORD ROBERI' All! What a delight to be a Captain. Activities: Hcmv Room President, '40-'41: Hume Room Vice-Prcsident, '41-'42: N. C. 0. Club, '42-'43; Officer's Club, '43-'44. Ambition: T0 travel all over the world, see every uluntry, every con- tinent, every island: and anything: else I might miss. Nickname: Brews ARNOLD, TOMMI E LOU Flirtazion, attention without intr'nliun. Activities: Cafeteria, '40-'43; President Home Room, '41-'42; Basketball, '41-'42: Red Cross Rep., '41-'43. Ambition: To succeed in all undertakings. Nickname: Tommie BAKER, BETTY JANE The pursuit of the perfect, then, is the pursuit of sweetness and light. Activities: Red Cross, '40-'41: Library Staff, '41-'45; Annual Rep '41- '42 1Hapeville Highh Riae Team, '42-'43: R. A. C.'s, '42-'43; Wildcat Staff, '43-'44: Annual Staff, '43-'44. Ambition: To speak and be heard. BANKSTON, FORRESI' THOMAS, JR. Baldness is a Imlzmrlr. Activities: R. O. T. C., '39-'43; N4 C. 0. Club. '42-'43; Red Cross Rep., '40-'41' D. C. T. Club, '43-'44. Ambition: To be a great saw file. Nickname: T. B. BETTIS, ROBERT RALPH Not much talkie great, .m'evt silr'nre. Ambition: To many the pin-up girl of 1950. Nickname: Preacher BETTIE. ALICE RUTH Precious is the silence of a lady. Ambition: To be a nurse. Nickname: HRufus BISHOP, CHARLES See the Conquering item comes. Activities: Basketball, '43-'44: First Aid Club. '42-'43: N. C. 0. Club, '42-'43; '43-'44; Red Cross Representative, '41-'v12. Amb'tion: To be first in my categm'y of life. BLACKMON, EDlTH ANNE She is 115 szrevl as 1110 flowerx in May. Activities: Racs, '44: Latin Club '41: S. D. P.. '44; First Aid, '43. Ambit'on: To find an ambition. Nickname: Shorty BONNER, BETTY LUCILE She walks in beauty like 1116 night. Attivities: Victory Club, '41: Personality Club. '42-'43. Ambition: T0 70in the Navv mat the Wavem Nickname: Bets BOWEN, JEROME FRANK Fame comes only zrlzon dPserer. Act'vities: Letter Club, '42-'44; Officer's Club, '43-'44: N. C. 0., '41- '42: Sec. of N. R. A. Club, '41-'42; Football Team, '40-'44: Alt. Cam. Football, '43-'44: Basketball.. '40-'44: Alt. Capt., '42-'43: Capt, '43-'44; All Star Team, N. G. 1. C.. All City, '44; Superlative, '44: Sec. of Homo Room, '42-'43: Pres. Home Room, '43-'44: Vice-Pres. Letter Club, '43-'44; Vice-Prcs. Home Room, '40-'42: Track Team. '42-'44. Ambition: T0 retire at 21. Nickname: Square BOYD, 1IAI1GAHET LOU 1 11'1'11115111'11 1'; 1111' if! of 00115 Activitics:Ga1'tlen Clu11,'42-'43;R. A. C.'13-' 14: S. D. P., '41. Ambition: To be a fliend to 91W.11y0ne BROOK 1.1IOGENE We 11111111 11 111111111 1111' consists 111 111111111111111' of 11117111. Activities: Cafeteria. '41-'43: Garden Club, '41- 43' TIi-Hi-Y Club, '41-'43; Red Cross Rep '42-'43: Basketbai'l, '42-'43; Senior Annual R1111 '43-'44. Ambition: To succeed in 1111 undertakings. Nickname: Gene BROWN EL IZABE'I'H ETHEL Anything for 11 qulcl life. Activities: Basketball '41- 4'4 R. A. C., '42-'43. Ambition: be a friend and have friends. Nickname: Queenie BROWN JA1 K ED11 ARD Be 1111'1'1'1'. I'I 1'1111 11111 111's Activities: Band, '40-'44: N. C. 0. Club, '41- '44; Glee Club, '43-'44; Hvalth Club, '42-'43. Ambition: To pass Chemistry. Niukname: Sleepy BRYANT. BE1ICKLY ANNE '71 is 1111' 1111111 things 1'11 11111 111111 6011111 ActivitieS: '1r1H1Y '41- '43: Victory Club 41- '42; Annual Staff, '43- 'l11: Journalism Club, '43-'44: R. A. C.. '42-'44; Officer R. A. C., '43- '44; R. O. T. C. Sponsor, '44. Ambition: To do something that's never been done before. BR YAN 1'. EVELYN FLOR! NE E1711 charming. Activities: Red Cross Rep, '41-'42. Ambition: To be a success through life. Nickname: Flo CAFLE ANNA I ENORA She 1'; 111111111 jolly full 01' 1117;. Activities: Spanish C111b.'43-';44 R.A.C.'13-'41l. Ambition: '10 be a Quad Private Sech t111'y. Nickname: 'Ann CANNON. WILLIAM NATHANIEL A happy 1111111 111111 11133 ix he. Activities: Band, '41-'44: Track Team, '41-'42; Vice-Pres. of' Home Room. '42-'43: Hi-Y Club. '42-'43; N.C. O. C1ub,'43.01'1'icer's Club, '44:AnnquSt1-111', '44:Senior Play, '.44 Ambition: To zun DuPont out of the chemical business. Nickname:1$i;: Gun CA RTICR. CLEO VIRGIN IA 5111' 15 quiet 11x 11 11111111. Adivit'es: Spanish Club, '42- 4'3: T'm Dan1'eI for School: Wildcat Staff '41- '42: First A111 Club '42- '43. Ambition: To be a profEssimial musitizm and hit the bass beat s11lid' Nickname: Red CLARK. DORIS LORINE 01111'g1'11g 11ml 6116011111. industrious 111111 1111111. Activities: Wildcat Representative. '39-'40; Annual Representative, '39- '40: Horizon Club, '10- ';41 Wildcat Staff '42- '43: Jun'cr Subscription Manager of Wildcat '12-'43;E1lit111' Wil1Icat,43-'44: Personality Club, '42 3. Ambition: To have ax much fun in later years as I have had at Russell. :1'LAHK 17011111751 PA I'TERSON 1 F1'11'111Is 1110 nmrle 11111 b111'.'11 Activities: N. C. O.C1ub '42- '43: N. R. A. Club, '10-'41; Rif10 Team, 1 '14: Mili'tary, '41 '44. Ambition: To work Algebra as Einstein does. Nickname: Pat C01 '1'. 1IAHY FRANCES 51111108111016 11111511111 1111111 11111'30I1g Amb. tion: To be :1 Navy Nurse on a certain ship. Nickname: Pete COLLIER Wm. WATSON, JR. Lot wery man's hopv be within himself. Activitir-s: Military. '41-'43: N. C. 0. Club. 442343; N. R. A., '41; Truck Team, '41-'42. Ambintion: Pilot in a P-SS. Nickname: Billy CO RT. MARY ELIZA BETH 'Walurc marl? her what she is and never mmlr another. Activiues: R. A. C., '42-'44; Georgia State Patrol, '44: S. D. P., '44. Ambition: To be a friend and have friends. COUCH, M. FRANCIS 4'Hrlppier am I, from care I'm, free; why arelfl Illcy all lilre mo. Antivities: Personality, '42-'43: R. A. C., '43; Pres. of Home Room, '42; Red Cross Rep, '44. Ambition: To be a first class Moron. Nickname: HCiin COWART, ANN A LU ClLE Thy modesty is a crarllc to thy merit. Ambition: T0 always. be able to make and keep friends. Nickname: uPinky DAVENPORT, DOROTHY MARION 'gLovc is a beautiful dream. Activities: See. and Treas. Home Room, '40-41: Wildcat Ron, '42-.43; TreaS. Home Room, '43-'44. Ambition: To make a certain jzuy happy. DAY, THOMAS MCCAIN? HY MAN Logir is logic. 771an all I say. Ambition: Chemical Engineer. Nickname: HEinstcin D ICVINE, DARIA MAY :l'lm'd of AIIICIYS give me back my lwm'tl Activities: Tri-Hi-Y, '41-'43: Latin Club, '41-'42: Spanish Club. '42- '43; Library Staff, '42- ' ; Sec. Home Room, '42-'44; Nutrition Club, '41-'42; Red Cross, '41343; English Club, '43-'44; Annual Stuff, '43-'44; R. O. T. C. Sponsor, '44. Ambition: To live In a beautirul house and have all the clothes I want. Nickname: 4D. D DHUKEN M ILLER, lOY, JR. x1 gvnllmnan by IHIIIH'P, a srlwlar by Education? Activities: Band, '40-'44: Sextette. '42-'44; Capt. Band, '44; Honor Society, 443144; Wildcat Staff, '43-'44: N. C. 0. Club, '40-'43; Oificers Club, '40-'43: Annual Siaff, '44; Superlative, '44; RiHle Team. '42-'44: ' Officer, '42-'43; Hume Roam Officer '42-'43: Senior Class Officer, '43- 44; Cummandcr of S. D. 14., '43-'44: Buglur, '40-'44; Track, '40341; Senicr Play, '44: Letter Club, '43-'44. Ambition: To become the chef surgeon at Walter Reid Hospital. DUKE, DOROTH Y MARIE Wilh malice toward none and Charity toward all. Activities: Secretary Home Room, '42: Tri-Hi-Y Club, ,42; Secretary and Teasurer Home Room, '40: Slmcrlative Club, '43; Annual Represen- tativg, '44. Ambition: T0 inherit my 56th cousin Doris Duke's millions and exile Sinatra. Nickname: Dot Dl'NCAN, AGNES LENA To lmozv her is m lilic lzerf' Activities: Red Cross Rep.. '41-'42: R. A. C.. '43; R. O. T. C. Sponsor, '43; Glee Club, 443344. Ambition: To marry young and be a good Wife. Nickname: HAgnce DUNN, ROY SAHI'EL Unconscious humor? Ambition: To be a Naval Aviator. FIELDS. BETTY JANE A girl of the rarest kind. Activities: Glee Club. '42; Dramatic Club, '42: A4 W. V. S., '43, Girls High: Red Cross, '43; Library Staff, '44. Ambition: Tn be a Radio Announcer. Nickname: B J. FIELDS, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, JR. Never say more than 15 necessary? Activities: N. C. 0 Club. '41- '43; Officers Club, '43 '44; Basketball, '43- ';44 First Aid Club, '42- 43; S D. P., '43- '44. Ambition: To get out of Russell and forget schools. Nickname: Frank FORGAY, ROBERT C. It is better to be faithful than famous. Activities: Vice- President Home Room, '40-' 41; Track Team, '40-'41; D. C. T Club, '42 '44 Bowling Club, '42 '43 NR C 0. Club, '40-'44. Ambition: To be like J R Nickname: Fogee FOWLER, DOROTHY JEANETTE We are charmed by her IIPGNLESS. Activities: Red Cross, '40-'43; Garden Club, '41-'42; Annual, '43-'44. Ambition: To be a success in everything I undertake. Nickname: HDot GADDIS, JOHN EDGAR, JR. I dare do all that becomes a man. Activities: Band, '39-'44: N. C. 0. Club, '42-'43; Glee Club, '43-'44. Ambition: To pass Geometry. Nickname: Gus GARDNER MYRA LILLIAN 'A good natural girl is loved 170.le Activities: Library Staff 40 '41 Annual Representative, '43-'44; D C. T. Club, '43 '44 Ambition: To love' em and leave' em until Mr Right comes along. Nickname: Blondie Cl BSON, LILLIE MAE 2.41111 she is as fair as the rose in May. Activities: Wildcat Rep. '41- 42; Russell RAC' S '43-'44. Ambition: To join the Navy Air Corps. Nickname: HL. M.' COINS, R UTH ELDER I have no other, but woman's reason. Activities: Red Cross R-211'4-O';41 Wildcat Rep., '41-'42; Sec. Home Room, '42-'43; Pres. Nut1ition Club, '42 '43 R. O. T. C. Sponsor, '42-'43. Ambition: To be successful in the business world. CHAFFIN, VIRGIL BYRD I have drunken deep of joy. Activities: Track Team, '44. Ambition: To be an Admiral in the Army. Nickname: HVirge HAGGARD. JOHN GHOLSON A truly modest fellow. Activities: Band, '41-'44: Basketball, '42-'44; Hi-Y Club, '42-'43; Treas. Hi-Y Club, '42-'43; Honor Society, '43-'44: Vice-Pres. Honor Society, '44; N. C. 0. Club, '42-'43; Wildcat Staff, '44; Superlative. Ambition: To see the world. Nickname: Johnny HAM, VIRGINIA LEE The only way to have a friend is to be one. Activities: R. O. T. C. Sponsor, '41- '42; Pres. Home Room, '41-'42; Tri-Hi-Y Club '41 '42 Latin Club, '41 '42 Cafeteria StaR, '41-'42; Honor Society, '43-'44;G1ee Club, '43- '44; Girls' Ensemble, '43-'44. Ambition: To be a friend to all and put others first. Nickname: uVee Ham HARALSON, OPAL VIRGINIA I am no better than the best. Activities: Wildcat Rep., '40-'41; Latin Club, '41-'42; Spanish Club, '42-'44; Pan-American Forum, '43-'44; Glee Club, '42-'43; DE. Club, '43-'44; Treas, DE Club '43- 44; Red Cross Club, '43-'44; Honor Society, 44; Annual Staff, '43- '44. Ambition: To graduate from West Point as a First Lieut. at the age of 18. Nickname: Jitter HARBIN. TRAVIS MALCOM g .- . - :2 sze Ls Jest. Activities: Golf Club, '41-'42; R. 0. T. C., '40-'41. Ambition: To be a mechanical engineer. Nickname: HLong John HARDEMAN, WILSON I um the master of my fate. Activities: Military, '40-'44. Ambition: To be a mechanic. Nickname: Scrub HARRIS, VlRGINlA LEE Be they the rainbow to rhv storms of life? Activities: Races, '42-'43. Ambition: To be Head Nurse at Lawson General. Nickname: uGinney HARVEY, JOYCE ELAINE Ready to split sides lo'ith laughing. Activities: Sec. Spanish Club. '44; Vice-Pres. Latin Club, '42; Cheer- leader, '44: R. 0. T. C. Sponsor, '43: Superlative Club, '43; R. A. C.. '43; Sec. Home Room, '41-'42; Vice-President Home Room, '43; Volley Ball Team, '42; Basketball, '42-'43; Cafeteria Staff. '41-'42. Ambition: To become a professional skater. Nickname: uDinkey NASTY, LEATRESS JOY Ali's right Hill: the world Activities: Library Staff, '41-'43; First Aid C'nub, '43; DE. Club, '43-'44. Ambition: To be a Navy Nurse. Nickname: HHasty HAYN ES, SARAH ANN The golden sun is in, her hair and the blue of the shy in her eyes? Activities: Glee Club, '41-'43: Pres. of Class, '42. Ambition: You'll never know. Nickname: Blondie HELM BY, RL' BY PAU LINE Thy art indeed a jewel. Activ e : Glee Club. '41, Joe Brown; Tennis Club, '42-'43: R. A. C., '43; D. C. T. Club, '43-'44: Sec. and Treas. Home Room, '44. Ambition: To make a certain soldier happy in the future. Nickname: Sister IIENDER SON. JOSEPH EMMETT Man is u nanw of honor. Activities: Spanish Club, '42-'44; Non-Commissioned OHicers' Club, '41- '42; Officers Club, '42-'44: Latin Club, '41-'42. Ambition: To graduate. Nickname: HSlick HOEBEE, MARGARET JAN E 'cThyou who hast the fatal gift of bl'auty. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y Pres., '42: Tri-Hi-Y, '44; Tri-Hi-Y Vice-Pres., '43: Latin Club Pres., '42; Spanish Club Treas., '43; R. O. T. C. Sponsor, '43; Cheerleader, '44; Home Room OEicer. '41-'42; '43-'44; Vice-Pres. Junior Class, '43; Treas. Senior Class. '44: Pres. Honor Society. '44; Annual Staff. '44; Library Staff, '43; Superlativc, '44. Ambition: To be a friend to everyone. Nickname: HHobo HOLLAND, JANICE She that is of n mtrry heart hath a continuous feast. Activities: Latin Club, '41-'42; Nutrition Club, '42-'43; Spanish Club, '42-'43; Personality Club, '43-'44: Wildcat Rep., '43-'44; Annual Rep, '43-'44. Ambition: To go to heav'n. HOLT, ELIZABETH Implores Ihe passing tribute of a, sigh. Activities: See. and Trsase. Home Roam, '40-'41; Red Cross Rep.. '40- '44: Pres. Junior Red Cross, '43-'44: Wildcat R211, '40-'44: Annual Rep., '42-'43; Sec. English Club, '42-'43. Ambit'on: To be more than :1 pin-up girl. for that Certain lst Sgt. Nickname: Libby HOWELL, THOMAS One of those happy souls. Ambition: To throw tacks on the Road of Life. Nickname: ' Tom HUDCINS, PAUL CANE Ah! Pleasure a pleasant thing. Activities: Red Cross Rep., '40; Non-Conm Officers Club, '41; Officers Club, '42-'43; D. C. T. Club, '44. Ambition: To be a Chemical Engineer. HUDSON, JACQUELINE 0h! Wise among women.,, Activities: Latin Club, '40-'42 Sec; Spanish Club, '42-'43 Pres.. '44; Pan-American Forum, '41-'43; Tri-Hi-Y Club, '41; Treas., '42-'43; RAC., '43 Sgt: Wildcat StaHf, '42-'43; Honor Society Secretary, '43-'44; Senior Officer-Troasurer; Annual Staff, '44. Ambition: To make others happy. Nickname: Jackie HULSEY, JAMES CHAR LES Not too serious, not too gay. Activities: N. R. A., '40-'41: Victory Club, '41-'42; N. C. 0. Club, '42- '43; '43-'44; Boy's Glee Club, '43-'44; Glee Club Quartet, '44. Ambition: To own a Cadillac. JONES, CHARLIE H. This sort of thing takes a great deal of training. Activities: Tennis Club, '41; Non-Commissioned Officers Club, '42-'43. Ambition: To own a Frog Farm. Nickname: Chick JONES, LEWIS EDGAR Ability wins the esteem of all. Activities: R. O. T. C., '40-'43; DA C. T. Club, '43-'44. Ambition: To make money. Nickname: Ludie JUHAN, CHARLIE D. Great thoughts, like great deals need no trumpet Activities: Military, '40-'44; Mgr, Track Team, '44. Ambition: To be a Naval Air Cadet. LANCASTER, GLADYS FAITH While there is life there is hope. Activities: Secretary Home Room, '42. Ambition: To be a Nurse. LANE, RICHARD According to his virtue let us use him. Activities: Football, '41-'43; Basketball, '43; Track, '42-'43; Hi-Y Club, '40-'42; Band, 41-44; N. C. 0. Club, '42-'43: Vice-President of Home Room, '43; President of Home Room. '44: Superiative. Ambition: To play College Football. Nickname: Dickie LANIER, JAMES My thoughts ran a zcool-gathering. Activities: N, R. A. Club, '43-'44; D. C. T. Club, '44. Ambition: To be a pilot in the Army Air Corps LINK, MARGARET HELEN This is the porcrlain clay of human kind. Activities: Latin Club. '41-'42; Spanish Club, '42-'44. Ambition: To be happy. LOVE, ELEANOR FRANCES vPoliMness is the flower of love. Activities: Latin Club, '42; Military Sponsor, '43. Ambition: To have some nylon hose and whole book full of shoe COUPODS. MANGI'M, JOSEPH HARMON, JR. Every person is a bundle of possibilities. Activities: D. C. T. Club. Ambition: To invent a Silent Alarm Clock. MANN, LEILE MARGARET Her ways are ways of pleasannzess. Activities: Latin Club, '40-'42; Nutrition Club, '42-'43: Spanish Club, '42-'43; First Aid Club, '42-'43; Secretary and Treasurer Home Room, '43-'44. Ambition: Ask Tommy. Nickname: Maggie MATSUNACA, HANA JOYCE hhThc Choices! things of life Come small? Activities: Vice-Pres. Home Room, 211342; Wildcat Rep., '42-'43; Honor Society, '43144; Annual Staff, 444. Ambition: To join the Army Air Corps. Nickname: Shorty MAY, MARY KATHERINE hhModesty cannot be taught, it must be born? Activities: Spanish Club, 313-514; Honor Society, ,43344. Superlative. MAYS. FRANCES CATHERINE qt damn ! pay to worry, things are bound to happen anytmy'fy Activities: First Aid Club, 443; Red Cross Rep., '41; Garden Club, 442; Wildcat Rep., 444; D. C. T. Club. '44. Ambition: To be :1 Cadet Nurse. Nickname: nCat M CCONNELL, PRENTICE Bl 4 FORD Wife is more amusing than, I thought? Activities: N. R. A. Ambition: To be a radio operator. Nickname: W. B. MclNTOSH, JUAN ITA V'One of the pleasures of life is conversation? Activities: Wildcat Rep., 40343: Red Cross, '40-'41; Christmas Play. '40-441; Glee Club, 440341; Vice-Pres. Home Room, 441342; Girlhs Rifle Team, 442-443. Ambition: To make everybody happy. Nickname: hhMac NEAHES, NORMAN CECIL hcAlas! the love of a woman? Activities: N. C. 0. Club, U13; First Aid Club, K13; Military, h40-'44. Ambition: To be a Marine Flyer and beat Hi- out of the Japs. Nickname: Blondie MEDLOCK. JOHN thothing is impossible? Activities: N. C. 0. Club Ambition: To be a pursuit pilot. MILLER, ARNOLD WILLIAMS, JR. uLet somebody else do the worrying? Activities: First Aid Club, 443; N. C. 0. Club, '43: Officers Club, 514. Ambition: To Fly in the U. S. Air Corps. Nickname: Bud Ml LLIGAN, LONNJ E thije is a commly for thosv who think? Activities: Band, '41-444: Hi-Y, 442343; N. C. 0. Club. 442-44; Track, ,44; Engiish Club, '43-'44. Ambition: T0 sweeten the grapes of wrath. Nickname: Muscles MITCHELL, J AN E thit makes its own welcome:7 Activities: Glee Club, '42-44; Librarian, 443; Vice-Pres., 444; Latin Club, 442; Spanish Club, 443-444; Program Chairman, 444; Honor Society, 44; President. Ambition: To be a success in any thing: I do. MOORE, MARY LOUISE 47 choose thew, sweetheart, light of the land and the $171.7, Activities: Glee Club, Librarian, '43344; R. O. T. 0. Sponsor, y44; Sponsor of Rme Team, 444; Library Staff, '44; Tri-Hi-Y Club, 442; Cafeteria Staff, '40343: Nutrition Club, 443; Superlative Club, 41-43; Home Room Officer, '41. Ambition: To join the U. S. Cadet Nurses Corps when I am 17. Nickname: Lou Lou MORGAN, THOMAS EDWARD Toad luck befriend thee, Son? Activities: Pres. Home Room, 10341; Hi-Y Club, 12343; N. C. 0. Club, '42-'44; Officers Club, ,43344; Senior Play, 44. Ambition: To have enough time for every thing. Nickname: rod MORRI S. MARTHA ELEANOR 1'0 10w, cherish, and to obey. Activities: Latin Club, '42; Spanish Club, '43-'44: Basketball, '41-'44; Capt, 44; R. 0. T. C. Sponsor, '43; Superlative Club, '43; Home Room Officer, '43: Sec. Junior Class, '43; Superlative, '44; First Aid Club '43; Wildcat Rep., '43. AmbiLion: To make friends with all I meet. Nickname: Lefty MORRIS, ELLEN MARIE In maiden meditation, fancy-froa. Activities: Sec. Home Room, '42-'43; Basketball, '41-'44; Co-Captain, '44; Annual Staff, '44: R. A. C. '43. Ambition: To be a friend and have friends NALLY. BETTY SU E She ix herself of best things. Activities: Red Cross Rep., '41-'42; Superlative Club, '43; Latin Club, '42: SpaniAh Club, '43-44; Wildcat Staff, '43-'44; Adv. Manager Wild- cat. '44: Wildcat Rep., 313; Majorette, '43-'44; Capt. Majorettes, '44; R. 0. T. C. Sponsw, '43; Annual Staff, '44. Ambition: To be u Journalist and do something that ain't never been did before. NELSON, ETHELENE Our idols are Our belier selves. Activities: Latin Club, '41-'42; D. C. T. Club, '44. Ambition: It's a secret. Nickname: uBootsie NORMAN, JAMES, JR. Why u'orry? Life is loo Shari. Activities: N. C. 0. Club. '42-'44; Rifie Team, '42-'44. Ambitinn: To live on a farm, do nothing: but hunt and fish and eat and draw a big salary. Nickname: uJimmy OLIVER, JACK RAYMOND A proper man as one shall see an a summer day. Activities: Band, '40-'44; Sextette, '41-'42: N. C. 0. Club, '42-'44; Pres. Home Room. '40-'41; Pres. D. C. T. Club, '43-'44; Capt. First Aid Club, '42-'43. Ambition: Tu be a salesman for General Eledric Co. at South America. O'Ql'lNN. LL'CY CARLE Knowledge 0017105, but wisdom lingvrs. Act'vities: Annual Rep. '41-'43; Red Cross Club. '42: Nutrition Club, '42; Latin Club, '42; Tri-Hi-Y, '42-'43; Spanish Club, '43-'44: Honor Society, '43-'44: Wildcat Staff, '43-'44; Associate Editor, '44; Glee Club. '42-'44. Ambition: To 110 to College and to be the mascot of the Ga. Tech Football Team. Nickname: Loose OTWELL. HOBSON SCOTT, JR. He is as upright as a cedar. Activities: R. O. T. C., '40-'43: D. C. T. Club, '44. Ambition: To be a Naval Aviator. OWENS. MARY ELIZA BETH Born for success it svems. Activities: Latin Club. '41-'42; Spanish Club, '43-'44; Horizon Club, '42: Sec. Hnnm' Society, '44: Military Sponsor, '43; Superlative. Ambition: To be a Nurse. Nickname: uBetty PADGETT, GEORGE 11. JR. Humor nature is fond 0f novelty. Ax-Livities: Basketball, '40-'44: Senior Play, '44; Pres. English Club, '41-'43. Niakname: Smokie PARKER, RACHEL LOU La! all things be done decently and in order. Activities: Horizon Club, '41-'43: R. A. C., '42-'44; S. D. P., '43-'44. Ambition: nT0 travel. PATRICK. CURTIS V. Every sincere man is rigid. Activities: N. C. 0. Club, '42-'44; D. C. T., '42-'44. Ambition: Be :1 Fighter Pilot in the Marine Air Corps. Nickname: Slick PECK, LOUELLA HARRIET nShe is quir'l as a lamb. Activities: Annual Rep., '41-'42; Red Cross Rem, '42-'43; Glee Club, '43-'44; Journalism Club, '43-'44. Ambition: To go to college and to succeed in everything that 1 under- take. Nickname: HLou PHILLIPS. FORRES 1' WILSON My honor is dearer to me than my life. Activities: N, C. 0. Club '41-'43; Wildcat Rep., '40-'41; N. R. A., '40- '41; Red Cross, '41-'43; Treas. Officers Club, '43-'44; Pres. Home Room, '43-'44; Manager Football Team, '43-'44; Manager Basketball Team, '43-'44. Ambition: To be a professional Baseball player. Nickname: Men PIERCE, BOBBIE LEE Merit 'u'ifl make its way everywhere. Activities: Vice-Pres. Home Room, '41-'42; Annual Rep., '42-'43; Red Cross Rep., '43-'44; Honor Society, '43-'44: D. C. T. Club, '43-'44. Ambition: The war to end and the boys to come home. Nickname: uBabs PLESS, HERSCHEL LOVETT I am content, I do not care. Activities: Red Cross Rep., '42-'44. Ambition: To have friends. Nickname: Herkles PRAT ER, CHARLES LAFAYETTE Gentleman is written on his brow. Activities: Track Team, '43-'44: N. C. 0. Club. '42-'43; Officers Club, '43-'44; Red Cross, '42-'43. Ambition: To become an officer in the United States Navy. Nickname: Sport PU RCELL, JACQUELYNN ANITA A girl of the rarvst kind. Activities: Sec. Home Room, '41-'44; Pres. Home Room, '42-'43; Glee Club, '42-'43; Personality Club, '42-'43; Office, '42; Cheerleader, '43-'44. Ambition: To have friends and be a friend. Nickname: uJackie RAGSDALE, CHLOE ELIZABETH Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Activities: Personality Club, '42-'43; Colonel First Aid Club, '42-'43. Ambition: To have my name changed. Nickname: HBetty RAN TIN, CAROLYN Silence never betrays you. Activities: Glee Club, '41-'43; D. C. T. Club, '43-'44. Ambition: To succeed in music. RICHARDSON, DAVID JOSEPH Remvmber him warthy of thy praise. Activities: See. and Treas. Home Room, '40-'41; Latin Club, '40-'42; Hi-Y Club, '40-'43; Vice-Pres., '43; N. C. 0. Club, '42-'44; Superlatice, '44; Honor Society Vice-Pres., ' ; Band, '41-'44; Wildcat Staff, '43- '44; Pres. Junior Class, '43; Vice-Prc-s. Senior Class, '44. Ambition: To put termites in the tree of life. RICHARDS, ROBERT LAWRENCE All the world loves a fat man. Activities: Lotin Club, '40-'42; Spanish Club, '42-'44; Band, '40-'44. Ambition: To put mud in the sands of time. Nickname: Slim ROAN, EVA ERNESTINE I praise loudly, I blame softly. Activities: Wildcat Rep., '40-'41; Glee Club, '40-'41; Library Staff, '41- '43; Annua! Rep., '41-'42; D. C. T. Club, '43-'44. Ambition: T0 marry a certain soldier and make him happy. Nickname: Teenie ROBERTS, CAROLYN ELIZABETH hou comcst as the memory of a dream. Activities: Glee Club, '40-44; Anual Rep., '41-'42. Ambition: Just to be happy. Nickname: Liz RUBEN I'SON. RALPH He'll make a proper man. Activitics: N. C. 0. Club, ' 2-'43: Officers Club, '43-'44. Ambitlnn: To be 11 success in everything I undertake. Nickname: Red ROGERS. MARGARET FRANCES Size is Ilze pmk 0f pcrfeclion. Activities: Red Cross Club. '40-'41; Garden Club, '41-'43. Ambition: Success and Happiness. Nickname: Boggie ROLLINS. CHARLU F I'li INEZ Yum shall be fairer llmn you are. Activities: ViL'O-PI'CS. Hume Ruom, '40-'42: Sec. Home Room. '41-'44; Glee Club, '40-'41: R. 0. T. C. Sponsor, '42; Superlative. Ambition: To be happy and make others happy. RYCKELEY. BETI'Y I 1205th to laugh at Puerything. Activities: Basketball, '42-'44; Red Cross. '43; Latin Club, '42; Journalism Club, '44. Ambition: To be a paratrooper at Fort Benning. SELLERS. ELLENDER JOYCE Thy cmu'nesl the war with thy goodness. Activities: Library SLuH', '40-'42: Tri-Hi-Y, '41-'43: R. O. T. C. Spun- :zur, '41-'43: Sganish Club, '42-'44: Glee Club, '43-'44: Annual Staff, '44. Ambmion: Tu travel and be happy always. SELMAN. JPLIANNE AGUSFA 1 maid of grace and CumplPte majesty. ALtivities: Spamsh Club. '42-'43: Annual Rep., '42; DE., '43-'44; DE. Club, '43-'44. Ambition: To Succeed in whatever I attempt to do. Nickname: Judy SHARPFON, BERNICE ELIZABETH .Uusic Hizrm's Irlzm a pm! ammo! write. Activities: Red Cmrzs Ron, '30-'40: Vice-PI'QS. Hume Room, '40-'41; D. C. '1'. Club. '43-'44. Ambition: To make and be friends with everyone. Nickname: Libby SHELTON. MARY VIRGINIA Size is a u'insume u:ee thing. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y Club. '41-'42; Latin Club, '41-'42; Spanish Club, '44: Superlative. '41-'43: Annual Staff, '44; Cheerleader, '43-44; Ma- jurette, '40-'43: Red Cross Rep., '41-'42: Home Room Officers, '40-'43: R. O. T. C. Sponsor, '42-'43. Ambition: Happiness. Nickname: Jeannie SIMPSON. Jl-ANII'A Without laughter there is no joy. Activities: Spanish Club, '41-'43; Glee Club, '40-'42: Rae's. '42-'43. Ambition: Tu fiy in the Army Air Corps. Nickname: Slug SIMS. JUANI FA EDNA :4 0t 11 kilnlm' life nor su'eeler. Activities: Wildcat Rem, '40-'42: Rae's. '42-'44; R. O. T. C. Sponsor. '42-'43. AmbiLion: To be able to make and keep friends. Nickname: Nita SIMS. RALPH ELMORE Wl'lze gram pleasure of HIV is I'll doing what people say you cannot do. Activities: Football, '43; Basketball, '43-'44: Track, 44: Letter Club, '44: Pres. Boy's Glee Club, '44; Band, '44. Ambition: To put brakes on the clock of time. Nickname: Red SKELTON. JOHN 0085. JR. If you can, 110, if yuu can't, don't try. Activities: Hi-Y, '41-'43: Library Staff. '42-'44: Red Cross Club, '41- '42; Red Cross Rep., '42-'44; Honor Society, '43-'44; Wildcat Staff, '43-'44: Journalism Club, '43-'44; Annual Staff, y43-'44. Ambition: To succeed in every thing I undertake. Nickname: Jage SMITH, CHARMAINE Modesty is the citadel of beauty and of virture. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y, '41-'42; Majorette, '41-'43; DE., '44; Sec. Home Room, '40; Vice-Pres. Home Room, '42; Wildcat Staff, '42-'43. Superlative. Ambition: To reach my goaliHappiness. Nickname: uAzzy SPEIR, ROY EMERSON Manners maketh a man. Activities: N. C. 0. Club, '42-'43; Officers Club, '42-'44; Red Cross Club, '43-'44. Ambition: To be a success. M STANFIELD, BETTY All things come round to him who will but wait. Activities: Basketball, '41-'42; Glee Club, '44. Ambition: To see the world. g STEER, BILLY I'll never trouble trouble until trouble Iroublvs me. Activities: N. R. A., '41-'43; N. C. 0. Club, '40-'43; Officers Club, '43-'44; Track Team, '43-'44. Ambition: To gain the love of a certain black headed senior. Nickname: Willy STEMBRIDGE, SARAH XAVIER Her voice is vver gentle and low, an excellent thing in a woman. Activities: Spanish Club, '43. Ambition: To live, love, and be happy! STEPHEN S, HARVEY WELLS A wit with dances and a dunce with wits. Activities: Red Cross Rep., '40-'41; Tennis Club, '41-'42; Junior Civil Air Patrol, '42-'43; DE. Club, '43-'44; Journalism Club, '43-'44; N. C 0. Club, '42-'43: Superlative; N. R. A., '41-'42. Ambition: To be Assistant R.M.S. 8L T. Nickname: Hammer Head STOUT, ELLIS TRENT Who livES well, lives long. Ambition: To have an office position. STRICKLAND, FORREST Let me tell the world. Activities: M. P., '41-'42: N. R. A. Club, '41-'42; N. C. 0. Club, '42-'43: Track Team, '43-'44; Rme Team, '42-'44; Officers Club, '43-'44; Home Rom Officer, '43-'44; Journalism Club, '43-'44: First Aid Club, '42-'43; Letter Club, '43-'44; S. D. P., '44. Ambition: To be a lieutenant in the Army Air Corps. Nickname: Strick STROBERG, LOUISE EUGENIA Shv is just the quiet hind whose nature never varies. Ambition: To graduate from R. H. S. Nickname: HWeesie SU LLIVAN, BOBBIE '4Her ways are ways of pleasantness and all her paths are peace. Ambition: To be a Stenographer. Nickname: HBob SYLVESTER, MARY JOSEPHINE Towering in, her pride of place. Activities: Red Cross Rep, '40-'41; Glee Club, '42-'43; Sec. Home Room, '42-'43; Treas. Home Room, '41-'42. Ambition: To be satisfied. Nickname: uMary Jo TEEMS, HARRY THOMAS You may relish him more in a soldier than in the scholar. Activities: Home Room Officer, '40-'44: Football, '43-'44; Letter Foot- ball, '43-'44; Track Team, '40-'41; Tennis Club, '40-'41; Best Drilled Freshman, '40-'41; Best Drilled N. C. 0., '42-'43; N. C. 0. Club, '41- '43; Officers Club, '42-'44; Letter Rifie Team, '41-'42. Nickname: nTwo-I-Iole TORRANCE, DORIS JEWELL A good natural girl is lovctl 1365!. Activities: Library StaH, '41-'42; Red Cross, '42; Rae's, '43-'44: S. D. P., '44; Honor Society, '44: Journalism Club, '44; Georgia State Patrol, '44: Wildcat Staff, '43-'44; Annual Staff, '44. Ambition: To be a friend and have friends. Nickname: Dot TRIBLE. GEORGE ELMO He trill be himsz'lf. Aitivities: Glee Club, '43-'44: N. C. 0. Club, '42-'43; Glee Club Quartet, '43-'44; R. O. T. C. Officer, '44; Officers, Club, 4. Ambition: To be an F. B. 1. Agent. Nickname: Elbo TURNER, WILLIAM EDGAR, JR. II is harmful to 110 one to haw bwn silent. Activities: Vice-Pres. Home Rcom, '40-'41; DE. Club, '43-'44; Treas. DE. Club, '43-'44. Ambition: To have Ix'iends and be a friend. Nickname: HBill WALKER, WIN FORD RUSSELL Endurance is- the crowning glory. Activities: N. C. 0. Club, '42-'43: Red Cross Club, '42-'43; Officers Club, '43-'44; D. C. T. Club, '43-'44. Ambition: To 11y a P-38. WALLACE, CHARLES JOHN Every sincere man is right. Activities: R. O. T. C.. '41-'43; N. C. 0., '42-'43; D. C. T., '44. Ambition: Join the Navy Air Corps. Nickname: Doctor WALZ. BAR BARA DA RLENE Loyalty is the holiest good in the human heart. Activities: Latin Club, '41-'43: Spanish Club, '42-'44; Annual Rep., '41-'42; Honor Society, '42-'44; Sponsor, '42-'43; Superlative. Ambition: To grow two inches by the time I am 18. WALZ. OTTO TH ISO DOB E None but himself can be his parallel. Activities: N. C. 0. Club, '42-'43; Officers Club, '42-'44; Pres. DE. Club. '43-'44: King of Russell, '43-'44. Ambition: Be a Marine. Nickname: Buddy WARREN, ALICE JL'ANITA Love is like It rose, the joy of all the earth. Activities: Dance Club, '41; Skating: Club, '41; Red Cross Rep., '41; Co-Ed Staff. '42-'43; Cotillion Club, '42-'43: Co-Ed Rep., '41; A. W. V. S., '43. WES FBIKOOK, NORMAN ALLEN What is to 110 will bmu Activities: Red Cross. '40-'42; Band, '40-'44; Hi-Y, '40-'43: N. R. A.. '40-'424 hVildcat Staff, '40-'41; Latin Club. '40-'41; Basketball, '43-'44. Ambition: To find a bed 10m: enough to sleep comfortable in. Nickname: Hump WHEELER, ELIZAB TH JO She that is 01101' fair and never proud. Activities: Girl Reserve Club, '40-'41; Tri-Hi-Y Club. '41-'42: Pres. Home Room, '42-'43; D. C. T. Club, '43-'44. Nickname: Betty WHEELER, JEAN MAELLA Rich in good Icorh. Activities: Library, '40: Glee Club, '41; Military. '43; Wildcat Rep., '43-'44: Tri-Hi-Y, '42-'43, 895.; Office, '43: Sec. Glee Club, '44. Ambition: To be a private sec. Nickname: Ditla WJ'IITMIRE, TAYLOR Work for some good, be i1 ever so slowly. Activities: Annual Rep, '40-'41; Vice-Pres. of Class, '40-'41: Red Cross Rep., '41, '44; Sec. of Class, '41-'42; Wildcat Rep., '42-'43; N. C. 0. Club, '42-'44. Ambition: To spend my 18th birthday in Tokyo. Nickname: Tater WILLIAMS, JOHN ALBERT Bt'wm'e the fury 0f 0 patient man? Ambition: ttTo have an Ambition. YOUNG, EARLE ETELLE W'IH? rerl-goltl of her streaming hair. Activities: Glee Club, '40-'41: Library Staff, '40-'41; Red Cross, 911- h43; Annual Rep. '41142: Home Room Officer, ,43344. Ambition: To make friends and to be a friend. Nickname: HRed CASH, CLIF TON 47 speak to thee in frivndshipgs name. Activities: D. C. T. Club, '43344; R. O. T. C., 540343. Ambition: To be a hunter of game and Wumen. Nickname: HRegister SWAFFORD. C. A. hhTallr am! the morltl talks with you? Activities: Home Room Officelz 39342; Red Cross, ,39340; N. C. Ot Club, '40-'42; Officer D. C. T. Club and Class, '42-'43; D. C. T. Club, 4'3-'44; Annual Rep., ,40341. Ambition: To graduate from Russell. Nickname: t'Buster GARRETF, ALVIN W'he strongrst man in, the world is he who stands alone.n EntA-red Military Service in the middle of the year; BROOKS, MARY CO KIN E Worrying I have never met. Activities: Glee Club, '40-'42; Rucs, 313344: Home En. Club, '41-'42. Ambition: To 110 to G. S. C. W. Nickname: hthnchu BROOKS, DARAH EVA 4Spt'tllc gmltlyf, Activities: Glee Club, '40-'41: Hume EC. Club. '41-'42; Library Club, 310-12. Ambition: To explore in North Artie. CARLISLE, JAMES EDWARD thive and Learn? Activities: N. C. Ot Club, '40341: Officers Club. '43344; Hi-Y Club, '403411: N. R A.. h42343: Letter Club, '4?-'44; Band, '41-'44; Rifle Team, 511344: CO. Capian Rifle Team. '43-!44. Ambition: To make more money than a Woman can spend. Nickname: thimmy COGGINS. MARY LOIEGENIA hhl'alking is the disease of youth? Activities: Library Club, ,40341; Girl Reserves, '40341; Glee Club, $0141 tRichzu-dson Hinht: Latin Club, 11342; Red Cross, '41-,43; Spanish Club, '42-'43: D. E. Club. '43-'44. Ambition: Who Knows Y Y Nickname: nJeannie DANIELS, DAVID NORMAN hhHe Iouchcs nothing but he asks charm? Activities: Ht-Y Club, '41-'43; Track Temn, '43-'44: Band, h42-h44; Glee Club, '43-'44; Spanish Club, W4. Ambition: To serve the present age. Nickname: Big'unu CLOER, MARY ELIZABIH LhYoulh calls for pleasure? Activities: Latin Club, '40-'42: Horizun Club, '41342; First Aid Club, '42-'43; D. E. Ctub, 43344: Tri-Hi-Y. 511342; D. E., '43-'44; D. C. T., 313. Ambition: To always be happy. Nickname: Blondie GRAY, BET FY ANN E ILAlways ready to lend a helping hand? Actlvities: Red Cross Club, '40-'41: Glee Club, '42-'43; D. C. T. Club. h43-'44. Ambition: To be a feminine Frank Sinatra. Nickname: hBets GRAF, MARCL'EIHTE ,llevkncsx is 110! wealmm Activities: Horizon Club. '41 42; Latin Club, '41-'-12: Wildcat Rep., '41-'44; Annual Rep., '41-' Spanish Club, Vice-Prcs., '43-'44; Li- brary, '43-'44: Hunm' Societb, '43-44: Wlldcut Staff, '43-'44, Business MLXIE: Pun-American Forum, '42-'43. Ambition: To be wiser anorx'ow mun wtlay. Nickname: Greta HANSON, FRANK WALLACE 11v original. Activities: Vice-PreS. Home Room: '43-'44; Track. '42 '42-'44; Latin Club, '41-'42. Ambition: To stay at Russell 10 years. Nickname: Hunk : Nun-Com. Club, HA l'Fl ELD, M ARY ELEANOR A maul of grace mul complete majesty. Activities: Wimlcat Rep.. '40-'41: Sec. '42-'43. Ambition: T.me will tell. Nickname: Hat HIERS. RIL'RRILL JACKSON A man is us goat! us he lms to be. Activities: N. C. 0. Club, '41-'43: Football Team, '13: Letter Club, '44. Ambition: To be a Pilot in the U. S. Army Air Corps. Nickname: Hairs HOLBliOOK, HO Y JASPER My zmy is to lmgin m'Ih tlze bvginningsf' Activities: N. C. 0. Club, '41-'-13: VVilLlcat Rep., '40-'41: Home Room Officer, '40-'41; N. R. A., '41-'44: Victury Club, '41-'42; Officers Club, '4l-'44; Glee Club, '43-'44; Model Airplane Club, '41-'4'2: First Aid Club, '42-'43; Victory Corps Leader, '42-'43: Spelling: Contest. '40-'41; M. I'.. '41-'42. Ambition: To be :1 lighttr pllot in ihv Marines. Nickname: Slick LUV DY, MARY JANE le6 It'orld for mu is joy. Activities: Photography Club, '41: Dance Club, '41: Swimming Club, '41: Skating Club, '41-'43: Bowling Club, '42-'44; Cotillion Club, '43- '44: Co-Ed. Staff, '43-'44: Red Lross Reu, '43-'44; P.-T.A. Rep., '43- '4: A. W. V. S., '43-'44; Basketball Team, '41. Ambition: To be a famous brain surgeon. Nickname: Pepper SH ISETS. LOLISE DORIS Sings like a larl. Activities: Glee Club, '40-'41: Girl Reserve, '40-'41: Red Cross, '42-'43; Sponsor, '42-'43; D. E., '43-'44; Vice-President D. E. Club, '43-'44; Annual Staff, '43-'44. Ambitiun: To be happy and successful all my life. Nickname: Wouldn't you like to know? SQLIEH. MARIE LlllSE PAULA There is a girl of pluck. Activities: Rae, '43-'44; Gnrl Reserves, '40-'41: Dramatic Club. '42-'43: Literary Club, '41-'42: Basketball, '40-'42. Ambition: Too 1. y to find one. Nickname: 'Tarzan S FON li. MARJ ORlE LEE A good disposllion I prefer lu gold. Activ1ties: Glee Club, '40-'43: RZICS, '42-'43. Ambition: To get murried-some day. Nickname: Blondie TANKERSLEY, Tl lOMAS C. Persmzulily urill Furry you any Irhere. Actlvities: Letter Club, '42-'44; Track Team, '41-'44; N. C. 0. Club. '41-'42; Officers Club, '42-'43: Sec. Officers Club, '43-'44; Lt. Colonel Military, '43-'44. Ambition: To live up to what my Mother and Father expect of me. Nickname: Tommy WATSON. BETTY m m s'l'bullr calls for pleasure. Act.vities: Latin Club, '40-'42; Spanish Club, '42-'44; Sponsor, '42: 'Irl-Hi-Y, '42-'43 lSecl; D. E. Club, '43-'44 4880.1: Glee Club, '40-'41: Annual Rep.. '42-'43; First Aid Club, '42-'43: Annual Staff, '44. Ambition: To be thL Biggest Bull Shooter in 'Lhe U. S. Nickname: :'Wadw PACE, MARY JO Prell-y is as pretty 110m. ' Activities: Pres. Hume Room, '40-'41: Tri-Hi-Y Club, '41-'43; D. C. T. Club, '43-'44. Ambition: To have an ambition. Nickname: Jo CLARK. ALLEN GEO RGE Winery It'lly hath a wherefore? Activities: R. O. T. C., 340344; N. R. A., ,40341; Civil Air Patrol, '42-'43: N0n-C0m., ,43344, Ambition: To be a millionair. E LLIS7 MARTHA STEPH ENS 47h : thing m tlu' world, of value, is the active 3011,17 Activities: Tri-Hi-Y Club, '41343: Treas. Honor Society, '44; D. E. Club, '44: Annual Rep., 312343. Ambitiun: To always be a friend. Nicknamo: Betsy H ARKliY, CHARLES WENDE LL aTHLSt in Carl, mul keep your powder dry. Activities: N. R. A. Club, '39; RiHe Team, '40344; N. C. 0. Club, 512: Officers Club, '43-'44: Sec. Officers Club, 513: Pres. Officers Club. W4: Pres. Homo Room. '42: VicaPres. Home Room, ,44; Football, 40-,411; Track. 43:44; Colonel Military Dept, '44; Capt. Riae Team, 44; Best Drilled Officer, '43: N. G. I. C. All-Stars, 44: Letter Club. 43-44. Nickname: uHarkie JEANES. SHERMAN ALBERT LI7fe is IvsH Activities: Hi-Y Club, 40341; Red Cross, 310143; N. C. 0. Club, 42- ,44; D. E. Club, 513344. Ambition: To join the Marines. Nickname: Red M CANSI l, MARY CAROLYN ch'iely is the wry spicr of lif Ambition: To go Wiih a Red Headed Sailor. NIX: BARBARA ANN 1 think nature hath last the mold, where she her, shape did tulrtt' Activities: Pres, Home Room, '42-'43: Cheerleader. 512343; Spanish Club, '42-'43: Superlative Club, 712343 GirlQ Military, 112343; Vice- Pres. Home Room, 43- 4-1: Capt. Cheerleaders, 43-'44; Annual Staff, '43-'44: R. O. T. C. Sponsor, 43- 44; Sponsor Rifle Team, '43-'44: English Club, '43-. 14 Ambition: T0 always be able to eat as much as I Want. Nickname: Bubbie RICE. JOYCE M AYE W'he things that have been, and that shall be no more? Activities: Latin Club, '40-'42: Spanish Club, '42-'43: Pres. Tri-Hi-Y. 513344; Honor Society, '43-'44: D. E. Club, '43344: Red Cross, 40-'44; Annual Rep., 512344; Wildcat Rep., 42-'44. Ambition: To be a Navy Nurse and g0 skating every night. SLATON. CLYDE EUGENE, JR. L0vv, and a cough. cannot be hid? Treas. Home Room, 4041: Pres. Junior Home Room. 512- . , V, Senior 0.2155, '44; Sec. Home Room, 13:44: Letter Club, 43-'44; Sec. and Treas., 44; Football, '41-,44: Capt, 44; A11 N; G. I. C., ,44; N. G. I. C. All-Stars, '44, All-City, 44; Superlative, UM. Ambition: Tu sell lawn mowers in Alaska. Nickname: Pat Activities : SENIOR PROPHECY Silentel What is this? The spirit of Russell. the Wildcat, emits a roar which signifies that in his prmvlings he has seen far into the future of all ye Russellites. When we interpret his utterings, we finde Messieurs John Allen: J. C. Skelton, Bobby Andrews. Pat Clark, Thomas Day are the proprietors of a swanky permanent wave salon in the city of New York. They are their own models. Jackie Purcell 3nd Juanita Sims are manicurists in the same shop. which probably accounts for the modern tad of manicured nails for gentlemen. Ralph Sims has now taken Frank Sinatrals place and has all Russell girls swooning. Ted Bankston, and Frank Hanson, are teaching Spanish to the Spaniards. Earle Young is a well-known hair doctor. She is an expert dyereespecially when she dies red hair. Jane Hoebee has made a place for herself in the world as tLAmericais Sweet- heart:7 Catherine Mays is still occupying the front seat in Mr. Greenis room where she maintains her old job of checking the roll. Imogene Brook and Mary Louise Moore 110w hold the joint positions of head of the Russell cafeteria. The ever original Thomas Hardy has just received a copyright for his English dictionary. lixvgangster Haney Stephens is touring the nation making speeches to school Children on '1Crime Does Not Pay? in the parade of happy little housewives arc Louise Sheets. Ernestine Roan, Marion Davenport. Margaret Mann. Virginia Ham. Mary Jo Pave. Agnes Duncan and Ruby Helmly. 4 The Russell Wildcata has become one of the largest school papers in the world. It has become necessary for the stall to employ reporters. Among these are Ralph Wilielcher, Thomas Morgan, Robert Bettis, Ruth Bettis, Daria Devine and Barbara Nix. Charles Harkey is supplying the sound effects of Joe E. Browns laughs since Joe's Vocal chords have become weak. Betty Owens is a history teacher in the Finch School in New York. in the same school Jackie Hudson and Mary Katherine Mav are Spanish teachers. Charles Hulsey, Emmett Henderson and David Richardson ttpay and turnive pat the streets and turn the corners since they are industrious salesmen. Jean Wheeler. and Carle OiQuinn have made howling successes of their lives by their achievements in Voice. Jeannie Coggins and Betty Ruth antson are famous ballet dancers at Mountain View. Jerry Bowen and Charles Bishop are competitive t'jitney': operators between Red Oak and Union City. Charles Wallace. C. A. Swailord, and Jack Oliver are masters of elocutiun in Chittling Switch. Mademoiselle Julianne Selman is owner and manager of a gtliiggy: little dress shop in Paris. Among her models are Dorothy Duke, Dorothy Fowler, Doris Clark, Beverly Bryant. and Elizabeth Holt. Ellen and Eleanor Morris are the worldis champion YO-YO experts, having ret'eived excellent training.r while at Russell. Tommie Arnold, Edith Blackmon and Betty Bonner haxe had many ups and downs in their lifes occupationsethey operate elevators. Gladys Lancaster is playing the part of the heroine in the HLittle Orphan Annie,7 series. Lillie Mae Gibson and Frances Gordy are running a home for broken down field mlce. Lonnie Milligan is in Hawaii teaching the natives how to dance. Mary Cort has hecome a wvll-known Vpuetess. Prentice Mvamell is musing a lot of neighborly cmnplaint. He owns six radios and is so afraid that he will miss smnethingi he keeps them all going at once. Herschell Pless has hem made chief HSkin and Bones,7 of the Jute Indians. Norman Mears is making :1 living by drawing comic valentines. Robert Forgay and Scott Otwell are running for Dog Catcher in Ben Hill. Elizabeth Brown is in Hollywood designing dresses for the Stars. Amongr the contented Old maids we Find Ann Cagle, Evelyn Bryant and Margaret Boyd. Frances LOVe, Rachel Parker, Louella Peck, Carolyn Rantin, and Joyce Rice have received their D. D. degrees tDoctors Darlingsl. In other words they are nurses. Hana Matsunaga is delivering newspapers on her bicycle. Charlotte Rollins is a fat lady in Barnum and Bailey Circus. Lewis Jones and Charlie Juhan are making their fortunes as pill salesmen. Sara Haynes is a famous woman explorer. Assisting her are Carolyn Roberts and Betty Ragsdale. Betty Stanfield. Mary Jo Sylvester, Juanita Sims and Joyce Sellers are society leaders in New York. Forrest Strickland. Elmo Trihhle, Bill Turner, Tailor lvhitmire and Albert XVilliatns are valuable members of the Street Sweepers Union. Clifton Cash and Alvin Garrett have gone into the zoo businessiwthey are man- ufacturing animal crackers. 7 Johnny Haggard is the editur-in-t-hiel of the nations most popular magazine ttHallV-Boof, Among the mmnhers of his stall are Pat Slzlton and Jimmy Carlisle. iaSlimia Richards and Doris Torrance are conducting classes on the art of hitch- hiking. Myra Gardner. Janice Holland and Ruth Coins, are defending womenis rights in tar away Africa. J. E. Caddis and Mitzi Couch have been elected 4iKing and Queen of Smiles7, 0f Milledgeville. Jack Brown is the matinee idol of millions in Hollywood just as he was the study hall and Class room idol of Russell girls. Roy Drukenniiller. orchestra leader and David Daniels, Southern songbird, con- duct a nightly program on a nation-wide network. It is still a mystery to their many fans why they refuse to autograph portraits. Wlihe Wlay t0 W700 and Win Brunettes,7 is Albert Jeanes, recently published book. It was dedicated to Betty Baker. Billy Cannon is taking the part of the windshield uV'lpETW in Broadwayjs newest play. Virginia Haralson and Joyce Harvey are owners of the patent for Americas most wonderful treatment for baldness. Dickie Lane is a physician in Lansing, Michigan. Cleo Carter is his private secretary. Because Of Dickiels ability, Louise Stroherg and Tom Howell have turned their apple-cellar into a rider joint for the old saying uan apple a day keeps the doctor away'7 is no longer believed. Elizabeth Sharptnn has hecmne Lt famous surgeon. Betty Ryvkley and Virginia Harris have become rival prize fighters. Betty J0 Wheeler is the lczidvir-ew in uAdvice to the Loveler117i in one of the New York papers. Darlene Wralzls had ru-onl throuh school showed that she was being advanced too rapidly for her intellcvt. She has just graduated from Anna Cowarfs kinder- garten. He teacher will he. Juanita lentosh. James Lanier is president of the Undertakers Union. Joe Mangutn and John Medlock have a profitable spaghetti Jfarm. Arnold Miller and Curtis Patrick are out at the Federal Prison. Their are wardens. George Padgett and Charles Prater are running a Trained Flea Circus. Jimmie Nordan and Ralph Robertson are selling 4 Bottled Sunshine ? to the natives in the Jungles. Bobbie Pierce and Joy Hasty are teaching Dog Latin in Petland. Harry Teems is leader of :1 world famous jug band on Hoopkinsville, Kentueky. Radio Station. Russell XValker and Billy Steer are having great success sellingr shoes in Africa. Juanita Wfarren and Trent Slout are designing hats in Philadelphia. Norman ersthrook is a famous Chemistry professor. He is tr'xing: to produce, Indian rubber men. Bobbie Sullivan is selling Electric Cooling Systems to the Eskimos. Roy Speir is a very successful commercial artist. Frames Cole recently wrote a book on HAdvanced Home Eeonmniesf: Ethelene Nelson is a professional golfer. Everything is quite ducky for Charlie Jones and Paul Hudgins. Thm are raising ducks on a duck farm in Duckville, ibKenduckyW Jane Mitchell, Sara Stembridge, and Margaret Link are teachers in music sehooi in HapeViHe. The school is owned by J. XV. Sehaff. The conductor of the only woman hand in America is Betty Sue Nally. Mem- bers of the band are Charmaine Smith and Jeanne Shelton. Buddy Wfalz has obtained considerable fame by his mail course of cgLeam 10 Fly in Five Days? Forrest Phillips is running the ctCity Hotel,7 in Haasviile, a borough of Hape- ville. Among his special or rather frequent customers are Raymond Allen, Billy Collier, Roy Dunn, Frank Fields. XVilson Hardeman and Travis Harbin. Margaret Rogers is Secretary of the Krispy Crunchy Peanut Butter Cracker Co. That funny, funny team of Corine Brooks and Allen Clark are the rage of the Follies of 1964.. Jack Hiers, Jasper Holhrouk and Norris Huckeba are using their Latin to an ad- vantage. They are the best Horse Doctors in Fulton County. Tommy Tankersley, announcer, can persuade anybody to buy anything from Jievo to Ipsy-tVipsy hVash Clothes. Bobby Morris is baseball coach at Duke University. Martha Ellis. Lillian Foster, Darah Brooks, and Mary Clove are haunting a matrinmnial bureau. They want to take advantage of the vurh SUYVit'P. nynlon Sapp and Marvin W7311 and Virgil Chaffin have answered the call of the deep. They are deep sea divers, and it is hard to tell whether they are after pears, treasure. mi mermaids. Betty Gray and Marguerite Craf are traveling salesladies for Barkers Dog Bis- Hlil Company. Eleanor Hatfiled is teaching French to the boys of Washington and Lee Universi- ty. All they can say yet is icJe x'ous aime.M Mary Jane Lundy and Carolyn MeAnsh are advertising a wave-set lotion made by Mary Lou Squire. Mary is before using and Carolyn is after using. Marjorie SLOne is in Africa designing dresses for the natives. The Wfildeat ceases his ulterings: the dense Silenee, followed by a blood curdling roar. Even as the foliage 0f the jungle closed about him, we had not recovered from our astonishment. VIRGINIA HARALSONsinA. BETTY SUE NALLYsVLLl. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF SENIORS We, the class of 744, having traversed the long path through our high school days and feeling the end drawing near, yet being in possession of all our facilities and in our right minds, do hereby bequeath on this the first day of June in the year of Our Lord, nineteen hundred and forty-four, our most treasured attributes to our suc- cessers. Item One-VVe give and bequeath our wisdom and knowledge gained in high school to our beloved faculty. To Mr. Drunkenmiller we leave all our splendid, re. cords, hoping he will not use them against us. Item Two We leave the good looks of Dickey Lane, Charles Prater, and Bobby Andrews to Jack Land. Item ThreeeThe popularity of Pat Slaten and Ellen Morris we will to Charlotte Porter and Jimmy Moffett. Item FourgTo Betty Nesbitt and Harold Weaver we leave the dignity of Johnny Haggard and Mary Katherine May. Item Fiveewe leave the cute clothes of Charmaine Smith and Betty Baker to Anna Bergstrom and Shirley Morgan. Item SixiThe eonrtships ol Jerry Bowen and Jane Hoebee, Tom Howell and Doris Torrance we leave to the inseparables of next year. Item SeveneWe will John Allen-s willingness to lend a helping hand to John D. English, i 41f ! Item EighteThe beautiful blushes of David Daniells we leave to Ed Stewart. Item NineeJ. E. Gaddisi, Jack Bromfs. and Charles Wallaceis appeal to the women we will to Bohhy Brown and LlHotv7 Moss. Item TeneHarry Teemls military abilities we will to Ira Jones. Item ElevenWThe intelligence of Roy Drukenmiller and Darlene Wall we be- queath to Donald YValters and Betty J. Burns. Item TwelveriThe quietness of Sarah Slemhridge and Joyce Sellers we leave to Catherine Phillips and Mary Oliver. ltem ThirteeniJ. C. Skeltonjs seriousness, we leave to Charles Gielow. llem Fourteenemllodt7 Moran75 self-expression we leave to Gene Smith. ltem Fifteenu-Thomas Day7s bashfulness we will to Marion Trimble. Item Sixteenewve will the cuteness of Betty J. Fields and Norman Meares t0 Doris Parkelon and Bobby Carrol. ltem Seventeen We bequeath the talkativeness 0f Daria Devine t0 Joyce Larra- more. Item Eighteenewfe bequeath Jackie Purcell7s likeness for under classmanls t0 Betty Allen. Item Nineteen Doris Clarkls journalistic abilities, we leave to Janet Gillon. Item TwentinVe bequeath Barhara Nixls jitterhugging ability to Annette Bryant. Item TWenty-OnegThe sweetness of Jane Mitchell, we leave to Jane Camp. Item Twenty-Twogrllhe dry wit of Harvey Stephens and Mitzi Couch we bequeath to Bobby Chaffin and Geraldine Gowder. Item Twenty-ThreeiThe friendliness of Betty Sue Nally we leave to Molly Leatherwood. Item Twenty-FouriThe Yersality of Ralph Sims and Eleanor Morris we give to Bobby Yarbrough and Jean Wallace. Item Twenty-FivevThe gum popping ability of J. W. Schaaf we bequeath to Jean Bowers. Item Twenty-Sixe'llhe exuberance of Charlotte Rollins we will to Betty Renfroe. ltem Twenty-Sevene-Wle leave Jeannie Cogginls love for men to Margaret Stanley. Item Twenty-EightiThe smile of Albert Jeannes we leave to Hugh Thompson. Item Twenty-Nine-Norman VVesthrookis and Carla OiQuinn-s ltHC t?! fur Chemistry we give and bequeath to anyone who can pass it next year. Item Thirty-eThe pestiferousness of Betty Watson and Earle Young we leave to Jane Gould and Marion Woody. Item Thirty-OneeThe 111ischieVousness of Marguerite Craf we bequeath to Deedie Sparks and Evelyn Simpson. Item Thirty-TwoeThe blond hair of llLihlJy,7 Holt we leave to Sara Nolan. Item Thirty-ThreeiThe unique height of ltSwiftyi7 Wlall and Hana Matstmaga we leave to any one who can live up to it. ltem Thirty-FouriTo Dorothy Blondhiem we leave the brunette lwauty of Jeanne Shelton. Item Thirty-Five Rannnage. Item Thirty-SixtThe politeness 0f Forrest Strivkland we leave to George Dillard. Item Thirty-SeveneThe muscial abilities of Elizabeth Sharpton and Louise S eels we leave to Griffin Patrick and Billy Reese. Item Thirty-liight-We leave David Rit'llEfClSUnlS ability to make, friemh to Pat Boles. Item Thitry-Ninee-Tu Marie Andrews we will the giggles of Martha lCllis. Item FortyilVe give Joyce Riee7s love for the Navy to Allene Hall. Item Forty-OneeW'e leaVe the love that llSliml, Richards has for Spanish to all future Spanish minded seniors. Item FOFty-TWO- TO Carolyn Cooper we leave Virginia Haralsmfs joyous spirit. Item Forty-Three-r-The curosity of Jackie Hudson we leave to Jewell Minor. Item Forty-Five We give and bequeath the determination of Virginia Ham to be somebodyis dishwasher to any nlarriage-Ininded junior. Item FortV-Six-To anVone who has large, supply of aspirin and midnight oil and would like to undertake the task. we leave the job of writing next year's Last Will and Testament. Item Forty-SeveneLast but by nu means least, we leaVe all our senigr dignity and privileges to the juniors. Signed. sealed and published by the senior class of 114 as its Last Wlill and Testa- ment. in the presence of undersigned witnesses, who subscribe their names in the presence of the testator. Harry Connick's ability to play basketball we will to Jack JIMMIE MOFFET CHARLOTTE Pon'ruu BOBBY CARROLL DONALD WALTERS President Vicc-Prvsident Secretary Treasurer EVELYN AMERSON BEVERLY BADDERS BETTY BAKER ANNA BERGSTROM BARBARA BISHOP DOROTHY BLONDHIEM PAT BOLES MARION BOURN VERNON BRINKLEY BOBBY BROWN JOE BRYAN ANNETTE BRYANT CHRISTOPHER BURNETTE CLYDE BURNETTE HOWARD BUSBY BETTY CALLOWAY JANE CAMP JUANlTA CARTER CHARLES CHAMBERS LOUISE CHAMBERS JOE CLAIR MILDRED CLAY BETTY COFIELD HARRY CONNICK CAROLYN COOPER HELEN COTTONGIM BEBE COX SARA DANIEL SUE DANIEL GEORGE DANFORFII FAYE DEW GEORGE DILLARD JOHN ENGLISH JACK GATHRIGHI' JANET GILLON ANNE GOEN BOBBY GOODWIN JACKIE GREY MARY WILL GREENWOOD ANNE HARDY HENRY HANSON J. D. HEAD ROGER HENRY MILDRED HORTON ED HUNT BETY HUFCHINSON BILLY JAMES C. B. JENNINGS JOHN JINKS FRED JOLLY IRA JONES HELEN KELLER JACK LAND NORMA LANE JOYCE LARAMORE MOLLY LEATHERWOOD MARY FRANCES LEVERETT CHARLES LOWE MARY MALCOMB FRANCES MAXWELL BETTY ANNE ,VIcCPE BETTY JANE MITCHELL WILLIAM MODEN VIRGINIA MOORE SHIRLEY MORGAN JAMES MOSS PATSY MURPHY POLLY NEESE BETFY NESBl F SARA NOLAN ELDER PAIR ELLEN PARKER DORIS ANNE PARKEION CLAUDINE PARKS FRANCES PATFERSON NELL PECK CATHERINE PHILLIPS MARTHA LOUISE POleLL RICHARD PRICE EMILY QUINN SFERLING QUINN BRYANT REGAN BILLY REESE HUGH THOMPSON GEORGE SCONYERS VONCILLE SIIOOK EVELYN SIMPSON GENE SMITH GENE SMITH FREDDIE SMITH ELIZABETH SPARKS E. J. STALLINCS GEORGE STAMPS MARGARET STANLEY ANNE STARR ED STEWART SUE STEWART JOE SUTTLES BETTY SWAIN MARY THOMAS 0 Jerry chander Jamvs Allen Deluris Bailey Joel Baker Joyice Bcardcn Jane Bcdingfield Ruth Bell Joe Black Romeo Brinklt-y Jim Brisdine Mary Louise Brock Glada Brown Frances Burns Eelly Cagle Bony CamphCH Billy Carson Rhum-ll Chamn Gwendolyn Chapman Louise, Clayton Delores Cochran Ed. Cook C. XV. Cox Carolyn Duilcy Linlin Dock James Duke Katherine Duncan Albert Dunn lVluzel Dunn Dona Jean Cable Harry Garrett Fred Craflr Norma Jean Gibson Marion Cordey Juan Greer Martha Griffith Mildred Cruhbs Martha Hermn Betty Jane Hickman Forresl Hill Sarah H H! Floyd Huylnn Horace Hudson Dorolhy Jackson Jimmie Noll Jackson Gwen Johnson Joyce Jones Vera Judkins Richard Justice R E Billy Bannister Dorothy Barber Bobbie Barker Luuern Bt-rge George Blake Cabrella Boalright Edward Bolton Curenne Brady David Lee Bruwn Martha Brown R. A. Buriss Virginia Burnham Jack Carter Ralph Carter Barbara Carver Margaret Chnmn Lamarr Cochran Billy Culey Evelyn Collier George Collins George Denso-n James Derrick Robert Dominick Hubby Duke Dorothy Eberhart Frankie Edison Mary Edwards Marion Fergusm Deanur Giles Helen Cinn Julia Gnode Bobby Goodwin Jean Hale George Ham Sammy Harris Christine Hartely Joanna Huleman Garland Holland Jeanne Holland Jmmie Hope Juan Jackson Marie Jarrett Jackie Jenkins Mary Ann Jessie Barry King Billy King Delores Lumm Betty Laney Ray Largin William Lester Lois Malone Mary Malnnv Billy Maelll Churlts Marlin Margarvt Muxy Altline Ways Palsy McCarty Barbara McConnvll Laura Montgomery Mildred 3101er Irene Morris Mac Mute Donald 051mm Jean Owens Barbara Paradise Martha Paradise W'. D. Pulltm Durnthy Ponder Bobby incH Harrie! Powell Jack Ramage Doris Rubandson Barbara Roberts Louise Roberts Billy Sexton Lewis Sherbert Earl Sims Ailven Smith Rose Mary Squire Earl Stats Mayhre Ste'wurl Belly Slunu Ann Tillcry Cynthia Tillison Kallllern Thomas Alfred Turner Vuvel Wandell Dnmthy W'arr ucy Yatrrs Billy Watson nruthy Whitlnck unc Wllitwnrtll 0 Ann Wiggins PH in15011 Elizabeth White Jl'dll While Barry Young C L Eleanor Lewis Mamic Lenis Tlmmus Lipllum James Lunsfm'd Ethel Marlin Ruby Marlin Jo Ann Murler Wary Matsunagu Dorothy Mcliacht-m Belly Ann Mcliwvn Gloria MvLcury Jean Milligan Fred Moye Martha Neal Hnward Nix Adelaide Osborn Vivian Parks Johnnie Parker Frances Pale Patricia Patton Edith Prichetl Jimmy Pruvtt Ruth Quinn Thelma Quinn Bill Russell Bewrly Scarlmruugh Juan Schmalmack Jean Scott Benny Smith Uzu'y Agnrs Snider Martha Joyce SUCka'H Sarah Spier Lannie Stnwnrs Hul'garet Strickland Martha Slmherg Slunlvy Trans Ann L'pclluruh Peggy Vaughn Charles W'alker Wira Wallace Pauline Walmn Ruth Whidlcy S H M E Allen, Erwin Allen, James Alexander, Robert Anderson, Virginia Blackman, Bobby Bowden7 Howard Boyd, Emily Brock, Faye Brown, Duruthy Brown, Flnrcne Bryant, D011 Bumcn, Clarence Cawlhornc, Ed Caner, Gene Chambers, Gloria Chambers, Norma Cox, James Danforlh, Betty Daniels, Virginia Davis, Dan Davis, Nanette Davis, Reggie Deck, David Dorsey, N. S. Edison, Billy Eistm, XVinifred Fanning, Erlene Ford, Frances Gains, Bobby Gowder, Jean Gould, Jane Guinn, Charles Head, Gloria Jean Him, Josie Holbrook Ralph Holcombe, Jane Irving, Ada May Jeanes, Claria Jennings, C. B. Johnson, Elizabeth Kucnig, Eddie Krahbe, Doris Linlefield, Bobbie Lingefelt, David Lowery, R. S. Luckridge, Billy J0 McBrayer, Grady Mcierlmlz, James N Banks, Billy Rama. Ester Barksdale, Malcom Baskin, Nell Briscoc, Ann Brown. Belly Ann Brown, Betyy J0 Brown, Therman Burnham, Louise Cudenhead, Ann Galloway, Barbara Cartvr, Dot Clark, Helen Clay, Vivian Collins7 Marion Cox7 Emily Danfurlh, Roy Dunforth, George Davenport, Belly Davis. Anita Dunn, Joyce Durret, Dollie Ealum, Mary Frances Ebcrharl, Lois Fowler, Betty Ann Caddis, Joana Gathright, Frances Gilbert, Robert Haney, Mary Lou Hansun, Betty Hardman. Virginia Hasty, Billy Holcom, Richard Holland, Betty Hollaway, Charles Howland, Jacqueliu Johnson, Sue Juncs, Fay Jones, Martha Jones, Marlin Lindeman, Mildred Linsey, Mary Carolyn Liscomh, Gene Little, James Dunlon, Carolyn Morris. Thomas Muhley, Belly Ann Mnnre. Jean Muss, Doris McDonald, Beverly Magee. Billy Matthews. Juan May, Betty Mean: Martha Miers. Paul Macklr. Edith Minor. Mary Ovallc. Goudmin Pair. Virginia Palmer, Mary Jo Phillips. Cecil Pllippc, Homer Pope, Janet Pilchard. Gwen Pugron. Patsy Rnuks. Jackie Rnsser, Earl Saddler, Hurbvrt Sutchen. Gloria Skoltun. Ethel Snyder. Beverly Smith, Harry Smith, Jeff Slamps, Ralph Steele. Jack Steele. Nelda Stewart, CL-orge Talder, Luis Thumpsc-n. Alfred Thompson. David Trimble. Dorothy Vaughn, Betty Walden, Jacqueline W'aldmp, Elizabeth Wuifortl, Richard Watson, Dorothy Wcaslcy, Christian Wealhers, Daisy Wells, Inez W'orlhurn, June Wise. Otis Yarbuugh, Juanita Young. Mary C Uaxy. Margret HcCullum, Fay McDonald, Arnold McCuu, Becky MchChem, Sarah McGee, Billy McKileon. Billy MCWiHiam, Luis Mooly, Warren ersnn, thty June O'Brien. Margaret Oliver, Marion Phillips. David L'se Parkman. Genrge Presley. Ralph Padgett. Jacquelin Rveves. Joe Reid, Bill Richardson. Rita Rogers, Catherine Shelton, Charles Slmrl;ilt. Jean Simpson, Frances Singlvtnn. Vcrina Smith, Billy Smith, Du! Sparks. an Squier, BeHy Ann Slxzvall Martha vaall, Royce Strickland. David Strickland. Ed Tucker. Patsy Turner. Jimmy lhulerwuml, Edward Vicory. Dorothy Wall. Donald Whllzu'e, Dorsey Walter, Maxane Waters. Jack Whu-ler. Jackie Whillmv, Lester Wiliiames. Juycc W'ilsnn, Martha Ciolmv, Kulln'inc RUSSELL Wnocns ORGANIZATIONS STAFF OF THE V ARGLNIA HARALSON idl'tor-in-Clzief JACKIE HUDSON Associate Edilor BARBARA NIX CHARLES HARKlaY Adverlising Mgr. Assl. Advertising Mgr. MR. EDMOND W. GREEN Spmlsor I944 POINTER. Senior Edilor . . , VIRGINIA HARALSON Junior Editor . . . . , . JACKIE HUDSOX Sophomore 51ml Freshman Edilor . BETTY WTATSON Athletic Edilrzr . . . . . . . ELEANOR MORst Asst. Allzlelic Edilor , . . . ELLEN MORRIS Asst. Alltlelic Edilor . . , . . JOYCE HARVEY Military Edilor . . V . . . HANA NIATSENAGA Assl. Military Edilcr . . . . . . BETTY BAKER Kid Piclures . . . . ROY DRUKENMILLER. JR. Club Editor . . . , . . BETTY RUTH WATSON Assl. Club Edizor . . , . JACKIE HUDSON Snapshot Edilor . , . . , . BILLY CANNON Facully Editor . 4 . . DOROTHY FOWLER .4531. Faculty Ezlimr . , . . , SARAH STEMBRIDGE Asst. Facully Edilor . . . . . BETTY SUE NALLY Feature Editor A . . . . . DORIS TORRANCE Managing Editor . . . . , . . J. C. SKELTON Typist . . . , . . . . NIYRA GARDNER Art Editor . 4 , . . , . . LOUISE UHFJZTS Assl. Art Edl'lor . V . , . DOROTHY DUKE Junior Assistant . . ED HUNT DORIS CLARK CABLE UQUINN BETTY SUE NALLY Editor Associate Editor Atlvcrlising Jlmulgcr Firs! row: Daisy anlhers, June Camp, Janet Cillon, J. C. Skelmn. Patricia Murphy; Second row: Gloria Ncheruy, Martha Suckwell, Faye Dew. Mamiv Lewis, Barbara Bishop; Third row: Juan Jackson, Billy Reese, Luuvlla Peck. John Allen. MARCUERITE GRAF ROY DRIIKENMILLICR Business ,llanager Assistant Business J'llanager FORREST STRICKLAND Military Editor First r010: Beverly Bryant. David Richardson. Doris Torrance, Faye Brock; Second row: Julmic Hopv, Frances Gathrigln, Betty Campbell, gard; Third row: Leatherwood. Johnny Hm.n Junc W'hilworllL Laverne Bargv, Betty Baker. Molly Associatw Edilor THOMAS LIPHAM Edilor BILLY MAEI 1L Clwst Snorer M K S. TU LLET Reporter Reporter JACKIE HUDSON ED F. HUNT SPANISH CLUB JACKIE HUDSON . President JOYCE HARVEY S ecrefm'y MARCL ERITE GRAF V V I'lin-Presillvm EMMETT HEBDLRSON Treasurvr MISS CRANE$ Sponsor MISS CROSS Sponsor Not in picture. BOYS GLEE CLUB Sponsor MRS. RUBY WHITE BROWN GIRLS GLEE CLUB HONOR SOCIETY Mrss L015 PARK Sponsor FIRST HALF OFFICERS: President JANE HOEBEE Vice-Presizlent DAVID RICHARDSON Secretary JACKIE HUDSON Treasurer J OHN ALLEN LAST HALF OFFICERS President JANE MITCHELL Vice-Presidenl, JOHNNY HACGARD Secretary BETTY OWENS Y 'reasurer MARTHA ELLIS HERE and D. C. T. CLUB 0 Sponsor MR. GREEN Sponsor MRS. DUKE D. E. CLUB Officers ATHLETICS Front row, left 10 right: Pat Slatcn, Captain; Jerry Bowen, Alt. Captain; Second row: McCall, Blondworth, Harris, Kline, Brown, Ilarkey, Lane, Baker, Pritchctt; Third row: Cassell, Tcems7 Heirs, Rummage, Clair, hValters, Moffett, Bannister, Smith, Moss;7 Sims; Fourth row: Carroll, Ovetm, King, Burnett, Carter, Wall, Mays, Slearns, Schaaf, Baker; In buck: Morriss, Phillips, Mgr. The Wildcats, under the tulorage of Coach R. L. Bowen and the guidance of Captain Pat Slaten and Alternate Captain Jerry Bowen, finishEd the 1944: season with eight Victories and two losses, scoring 199 points to their opponents 76. With only a few of this year's ftrst stringers leaving, Coach Bowen expects to have a good team for the next season. OPPONENT THEY WE Hapeville ...................... 7 26 Decatur ...................... O 0 LaCrange ..................... 7 13 Boys High .................. 33 0 College Park ................... 0 45 North Fulton .................. 6 7 Commercial .................... 0 27 Gainesville ..................... 7 14 Fulton ........................ 0 47 Grifhn ........................ 0 20 CHEER LEADERS What a Big Little Lap Full 5;; Q. JANE HOEBEE JOYCE HARVEY JACKIE PITRCELL CHARLOTTE PORTER BUDDY LANE JOYCE HARVEY We have no yell, We need no yell, But when we yell? We yell! Alamen, Alamen. Alamen diago San Deigo Hocus pocus, Kiss thy locus, Russell, Russell. Rah! Rah! Rah! Hand cart, push cart Engine full of steam We$re from Russell Hear us scream! Scream m m m! WMm-W m SHIRLEY MORGAN ANNA BERGSTORM CHARLOTTE PORTER BARBARA Nix JEAN SIIELTON 'lVllE CAPTAINS First row, left to rights Pruitt, Connick, Buwcn, Rummage, Lane; Svcond row: Mgr. Phillips, Mays, Westbrook, Haggard, Sims, Padgett, Couch Gibbons. Starting the season with practically a new squad, the boys7 basketball team ended the season with a very fine record. The boys elected Jerry Bowen as their captain and Jack Rammage as their alternate captain. Captain Jerry Bowen was elected to lhe N. C. I. C. all-star team, and was given a silver basketball. Our next year hopefuls are Pruitt, Rammage, Mays and SchafT. Individual scorers were: Bowen ............................... 190 Pruitt ................................ 1. ;0 Connick .............................. 88 Rammage ............................. 40 Left to right, first row: E. Brmvn. Thomas. Wood. All. Capt. Morris. Capt. Morris, Dew. Ryckcley E. Brnwn: SPCOHII I'Uu': Mgr. Cawtlmrn, Singleton, ering. I. Morris. Herron. B. Brown. Brmlley Speir. Thump- snn; Third row: Squire; Mumgomvry. C. Morris. While. Mgr. Harvey, Carter. Coach Cunn. The following number of points xwre made by the named players: Grace Kurlz . . . . . V . . ..... 209 Eleanor Morris , . V . . . . . . .201 Reba Wood ........ . V . . . . . 87 Elizabeth Brown . .............. 16 Faye Dew .......... . , ........ 23 THE RKSSELI. FEMALE BASKETEEHS ENDED A VERY SUCCESSFI'L SEASON WITH THIRTEEN VICTORIES AND NINE SET-BACKD, ALTHOL'GH THEY MET PROBABLY THE STROBGEST COMPETITION IN SCHOOL HISTORY. Coach Maddox and Manager Juhan First raw, 1ch to right: Lane, Sims, Milligan, Sloarns, Strickland, Cmmick, Harkey, Bishop, Reed; Second row: Garrett, Pralelg Robertson, Hanson7 Morgan, Smith, Daniels; Third row: Smith, Brown, Wall, Coach Maddox, Roundtrec, Harbin, Sclmaf, Mgr. Julian. Good Advice TRACK . . . at Russell L 49 1 ,, 1 .7, 774574 MILITARY Department of Military Science and Tactics REGULAR ARMY PERSONNEL '21 .a: i Immune $8: COL. GEORGE S. CLARKE P. M. S. 8: T. of Allanm Area CAPT. BERNARD B. FULLER Assistant P. M. S. 86 T. Fulton County High Schools COLONEL GEORGE SHEPPARD CLARKE, Present P. M. S. 86 T. of Junior R. 0. T. C. for Atlanta Area is Hero of Two Wars Colonel George Sheppard Clarke, P. N. S. 81 T. of the Junior R. O. T. C. Units of the Atlanta Area, which includes Russell High, is credited with gallant service on many hattfe fronts. Dur- ing World War 1 he was in the thick of things and prior to and since has seen service in China, the Phillipines, Hawaii, Australia, Japan, several European countries, and other far-Hung scenes of action. Before coming on duty with the R. O. T. C. in the Atlanta Area in October of 1942, Colonel Clarke distinguished himself as leader of the iiFighting Fifty-Seventh on Bataan and Corregitlor, when his regiment fought a delaying action that saved the population and Fighting forces of those islands from sudden annihilation at the hands of the hordes of diabolical Japs sweeping in from the north. Five minutes before the capitulation of Bataan Colonel Clarke was evacuated at the order of General Wainright with instruc- tions to proceed to Cebu to take command there because of his knowledge of Visayan, the language of Cebu. The submarine carrying Colonel Clarke emerged in the harbor of Cebu as a large Japanese Heel landed to attack. The sub, instead of landing was ordered to Australia. Colonel Clarke was one of two Combat officers to escape. Since arriving in Atlanta Colonel Clarke has been greatly in demand as a speaker. His straight forward manner of expression and his wealth of experience have made him a popular personality in his many appearances before Civic, fraternal, social and religious organizations. As an insight into the character of the man Colonel Carlos P. Romulo, who was ordered to leave Bataan at the same time as Colonel Clarke, by whatever means could be devised, said that Colonel Clarke went to General Wainright and explained that a ihlood-price. was on the head of Colonel Romulo and asked that he be permitted to take his place on the submarine and that he find other means of escape. General Wainrigth reply was, iiGentlemen, you have your Orders? How fortunate for the youth of Atlanta and Russell High to have the benefit of the guidance of a man so unselfish, so pro- foundly in earnest about life and so willing to share with others that which he holds closest and dearest. Every inch a hero, 3 real soldier, and a gentleman! SERGEANT WARD Sergeant Instructor Russell High School R. O. T. C. AT RUSSELL As school draws to a close every student is proud of the record set by the R. O. T. C. this year. Although there have been a few setbacks, the majority realized the importance of obtaining military experience and took advantage whenever oppor- tunity afforded a chance for progress. The upperclassmen, in order to reach the high standards made by military units, prior to this year, had to resort to their deepest knowledge of military skill. In the classroom, as well as out of doors, their ingenuity was superbly dis- played as they excelled in their eHorts to procure information concerning subjects put before them. The novice freshmem being ctgreen and ragged? were at first slow to adapt themselves to military procedure: but after a short time exhibited a remarkable quality of comprehension. Next year they will undertake the task of forming another 4ccrack outfitti: which, as before, will strive to bring honor and pride to all Russell. The military units of the future will have an arduous feat to perform when they attempt to gain such recognition as did the military department of t1943-19L14t. The R. A. C35, sponsored by the R. O. T. C. Department, although formed oniy a year ago, have their own leaders and are able to train the girls as proficientiy as required. Therefore, they are independent of the boys military department. They have parti3ipated in numerous parades and ceremonies, and have made a splendid show- ing in both their daily work as well as, when in ceremonial formation. Altogether Russell's military department holds the distinction of having the most colorful record in its history. The spirit, cooperation, and determination was brought out as these traits tend to cement us into a more powerful and practical people whether at war or peace. HARRY TE CRIS - 11-1. CADET Commm CHARLES HARKEY Regimrntal Commander MISS BA RBARA N I X Sponsor CADET LT. COL. HARRY TEEMS MISS JOYCE HARVEY Sponsor HECINIENTAL 5 FA FF FIRSF RAFFALION STAFF SECOND BATFALION STAFF CADET MAJOR FORREST PHILLIPS MISS DOROTHY PONDER CADET CAPTAIV JACK GA'H'IRIGIIT MISS LAVEHNIC BARCE CADIC'I' 2w L'l'. JERRY BOWEN MISS JANE llOEBEE CADET 2ND L'r. JOHN ALLFN HiSS MARY ANN JESE CADET 2ny LT. LAWSON COMPTON MISS BETTY HANSON Not in pivmre leel Ll. Col. X1355 Juanita Sims Tummy Tankt'rsle Hcst SAriCkYanLl Cuzlvl Capt. F Miw D3115 Aunt- llurkemn Cadet 21111 Ll. Clmrlcs Pralvr Misa' Jean Slwhxm Ca ml 21H Lt. Ralph Rnlwrlsnn Visx Umrlnttn- Rollins Cudt'! 2nd Ll. Tllzxmas Hxxrgam His; Ruth Gnim levl 2nd LI. .1. W. Svhaul' Uiss Darin Dminv Cadet Uajnr Otto Waltz Miss Norma Jean 01115011 Cadet Capt. Hubert Amlwws Miss Bl'Hy Oxwxis Calm Capt. Jaxlwr Ilulhrnuks Miss Vivian Amlersznn Cadet 2nd LL Pal Bryant Miss Hildrwl Mntre CO H PA N Y A Cadet Capt. Donald Walters Miss Shirley Morgan Cadet Capt. John E. Stewart Miss Marinn Woody Cadet 151 Lt. Russell Walker Miss Margaret Chance Cadet 2nd Lt. WiVliam A. Miller Miss Edna Bradbury COMPANY B COMPANY C Cadet Ist Lt. John C. Jinks Miss Jeanne Hulland Cadet 2nd Lt. George H. Danforth Miss Bernice Tidwell MISS MARY LOUISE MOORE Sponsor RIFLE TEAM Cutie! Lt. Cal. ICmmL-ZI andvrswn Miss VurguHI Hunn 11. Billy Sla-vr X11514 Uclu Bakrr Cutlvl Capt. Ira Jnnrs Miss Hul'bul';1 Cox Cadvl 15K Lt. Vcrnnn llrinkh-y Miss Heller. kellrr Cadet 2114! Lt, Tummy Tilliwm MES: Martha Parmliw Cadet lst L1. Hugh Tlmmpsnn Miss HcHen Uinn Caulvl Isl LI. Clwrliw Julian Cadet Major Roy Spicr Miss Mario Jarret Cadet Cum. Binjamin Fields Miss Faye Dew Cadet 2nd Ll. Elmo Tribblc Miss Bewrly Bryant Cadet 2nd Lt. Jimmy MoHelt Miss Charlnlte Porter COM PANY D COMPANY E FICERK, , CLI 'B F 0 S R O L O C ,w a. .. Va 0 vakr ,. C. , $m N. RUSSELUS R. O. T. C. BAND CADET ,'..$.1,1 :;13 ROY DR UKEN MILLER MISS AN NA BERCSTRON Sponsor Nlajorclte Captain Belly Sue Nally Cadet ht Lt. William Cannon Miss Frances Maxwvll Cadet 2nd Lt. Jimmie Carlisle Miss Mary Louise Moore Mr. Charles E. Taylor Band Director Special Duty Patrol The Special Duty Patrol was organized February 7, l944i, to promote the general welfare of the svhool. AL all times the patrol will cooperate with the school administration. 11 is a system of interior guards to assist in preserving order7 protecting school propsrly, and to aid in the enforcement of school regulations. The syslem is composed of thirty- six posts. The entire guard personnel including Commissioned Officers is operated under orders from the R. 0, T. C. Department. MBEVERLY BRYANT. R. A. C. h S. The Russell Auxiliary Corps was organized February 1, 1943, and has conlinued thus far. This year, with Mrs. Plank Mrs. LeRny Plank as advisor, the R. A. C75 has entered into several parades and Sponsor programs sponsm'ed by the FChOOl. While not a part of the Cadet Captain Dorothy Blondhiem R. 0. T. C. program, the glrls recelve Iez'hmcal u'ammg and assistance from the military department on drilling and first aid. They are doing wonderful work and we hope il will continue through the years. 4-D0RIS TORRANCE, WM. Cadet 131 Lt. Jean Wallace Cadet 2nd Lt. Bewrly Bryant Cadet 151 Lt. Norris Hucahu Wiss Jimmie Lou Brewer Cadet 2nd Lt. Rivhurd Price Miss Molly Jam: Leatherwoud FEATURES HUT AS A FIDDLIT Best Dressed Girl CHARMAINE SMITH awn 5M snavmgt 6EASY ON THE EYE? Cutest BETTY JANE FIELDS J. E. GADDIS WK REAL G. I. JOFP Most Military Boy HARRY TEEMS HBEST FOOT FORWARIV WPHE HIT PARADE? Best Looking Mast Popular CHARLOTTE ROLLINS JANE HOEBEE DICKY LAM; PAT SLATEN c CAN YOU TOP THISa: Wildest MITZI COUCH HARVEY STEPHENS cTHE SKY IS THE LIMIT? uTOPS IN EVERYTHING? MOJI, Likely t0 Succeed Most Versatile Girl BETTY OWENS ELEANOR MORRIS DAVID RICHARDSON THEY ARE THE PINEAPPLE 0F POLITENESSw Mos! Dignified MARY KATHERINE MAY JOHNNY HAGGARD HE'S COT WHAT IT TAKES9 ;CHAMPIONS79 Jlosi I'brsalile Boy Most Athletic RALPH SIMS ELLEN MORRIS JERRY BOWEN :4INFORMATION PLEASE, Most Intellectual DARLIM; WAL'rz Roy DRLKENMILLER NW, CarPs 5-10-25c Store 144 N. Main Street EAST POINT, GA. ggShop at Carljs and Savej, 4 REAL ESTATEilNSURANCE East Point Realty Company 219 S. Main St., East Point, G21. z CAlhoun 2153-4 Complimcn ls 0f A-9 P attonk P harmacy HAPEVILLE, GEORGIA CAlhoun 1167 Compliments of King Jewelry Co. Complimenls 0f A-l Com pliments of King Construction Company EAST POINT, GA. Compliments of i East Point Fire Department CHIEF VVIGGINS 1890 54 Years 1944 Our I'Virly-Third Anniversary E During our Efty-three years of service, we have endeavored to exemplily good citizenship SOUTHERN SAW WORKS, INC. ED. L. HUMPHREYS, President z East Point Atlanta L M ; m3 Compliments of RUSSELL THEATRE Compliments of THE Russell Honor Society N Compliments of CROWN LAUNDRY 711 S. 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