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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1946 volume:

, : 195L611USSELL HIGH SCHOOL s , , WII'YKI'IIWIIIIYIGA'.iiiillllliil'l'l h mexmxmxum uimxwmxm HWXMN mu yTo You All Youth is given For Your Loveliness Cod-borueh For Beauty lies in, Knowledge, 111. You. . . .7, Since 1923 the William A. Russell High School has wielded her influence upon many thousands of young people of this area. RusselPs personality is reHccted by her customs and traditions which have developed during the many years of service in the field of public high school education. Today55 perfection is beyond the one of past yearshbehind the one of years to come. 633. IIIIAL lag? . , g ,; I ,. : C. ..,. . , . ,. . , .sJumEagaywavwsmewaVg???A VOLUME XXI Publzshed by the Senior Class of RUSSELL HIGH SCHOOL Pointer 1946 Russellys C. I. Students From: Row. left to right: Claude Moore, Clarence Thomas, and Carlton Yancey. Second Row: Paul Smith, Lewis Folsom, Tommy Roan, and Frank Ward. Foreword This Senior Class of 1946 will soon he scatteredethe half-eherished, half- hated school books will gather dust on the musty shelves of a forgotten attic. As well you know, many other lessons will he unheeded, many of the errors made again-ebut one thing cannot be passed by, one current of thoughts will remain in your mind. Yes3 the memories . . . memories of the fun, the silly pranks, the innumerable scold- ings, thegruelling nights before exams, the love and even the soul of Russell will re- main with you. It is this spirit of Russell that will guide you onward to some exalted goal. In the following pages we, the staff, have endeavored to bring before you the recollections of four years well spent at RUSSELL! Contents 1. Classes 2. Activities 3. Alhlelics Military 5. Features 00.... F. Advertisements Dedication SAMUEL MOSES HEARN To Mr. Hearn many attributes rightfully belong. He is a man whose wise counsel has guided us along the paths of rightful living, whose homespun humor has added greatly to that living and has made many moments bright and cheerful, moments that would otherwise have been dark and futile. For 38 years he has taught for the sheer joy of teaching: not merely to earn a livelihood. These years have been filled with inspiration and a challenge to all whom he has taught. Pos- sessing the enviable ability of teaching truths not found in books, he could, as the poet said, find qsermons in, stones and good in evemtthingf, His greatest joy was making friends and keeping in step and touch with the common man. As a token of esteem and gratitude, we, the staff, dedicate The Pointerw to our beloved teacher, Mr. Samuel Moses Hearn. In Memoriam PROF. J. R. CAMPBELL 1876 - 1945 Goethe once said, uA teacher who can arouse a feeling for one single good ac- tion, for one single good poem, accomplishes more than he who fills our memory with rows 0n rows of natural objects: classified with name and formf7 Surely it can be said that Mr. CampbelPS life was one of accomplishment and that his inHuence will live forever in the lives of those who knew him and loved him. Admin Each member of the graduating class is to be congralu- lated on finishing the course of study prescribed by ihe Fulton County Board Of Education. Four years ago this Class num- bered about three hundred and fifty and today numbers only about two hundred. You therefore have shown persistent ef- fort in being able to attain the goal which many others through HON JERE A. WELLS Superinlendenl indifference, carelessness, and laziness failed to accomplish. Fulton County Schools MRS. RODERICK M. MCDUFFIE President ParenL-Teacher Association HON. KNOX WALKER General Supervisor Fulton County Schools istration What has happened to the other hundred and fifty we do not know. We wish them well just as we wish you well. How- ever, your chance for success in life has been greatly en- hanced by your recent success. May peace7 p'enty of luck, and a long prosperous life crown your every effort. PROF. ROY DRUKENMILLER, P11.B.. M.A., Emory University Principal Russell High School wROY DRUKENMILLER MISS MA'rrn-j MICHAEL, A.B., Brenau College Assismnl Principal Russell High School MRS. MAMIE EALUM C lerlr WWay success crown your efforts as you face life's tomorrows. FLORA BAILEY HENRY E. BILUNGHURST ROBERT L. BOWEN JAMES E. BREITZMAN MRS. LOUNEFTE H. BROUN 3.5., H. E. Univ. of Georgia A.B., Mercer Univ. 14.3.. Univ. of S. C. 8.5., Stout lnslimte 14.3., Educ. Univ. of Georgia M.S., Univ. of Tennessee RUBY WHITE BROWN MRS. SUE BULLARD GEORGE L. CARROLL FRANCES CARTER RUTH CASEY x1.A., Illarvin College 8.5., Univ. of Georgia A.B., sl'lercer Univ. A.B., Univ. of Georgia A.B., Agnes Scott College A.B., OgCIthorpv Univ. MRS. GLADYS DUKE MRS. P. H. FITZGERALD MARTHA S. GALLOWAY E. E. GIBBONS J. T. COEN, JR. A.B., Ogelthorpe Univ. A.B., Winthrop College 3.5., Univ of Georgia B.S., Peabody College 3.5., in Comm. Ca. School of Technology MRS. LILLIAN GOLIGHTLY HOYT T. GRIFFIN BERTIE A. GROSS MARY GRUBB T. F. GUFFIN, JR. A.B., Ogelthorpe Univ A.B., Univ. of Omaha A.B., C. S. C. W. . 3.5., C. S. C. W. A.B., Emory Univ. $.1me 4;- M.A., Univ. of Georgia W HAROLD W. GLNN .13., Mercer Univ. LL J. LOCKLIER 11.5., Univ. of Georgia MRS. VIRGINIA M. PAJiKER .43.. La Grange College JI.A., Emory Univ MRS. CHAS. C. SNOW B.S., U. of Ca. Evening College CECIL H. JACKSON 8.5., Berry College MRS. LUCY LOWE KATE JOHNSON 8.5., C. S. C. W. 111.A., Univ of Georgia SU E McNULTY 3.5., H. E. Univ of Georgia B.S., Queens College LOIS A. FARR A.B., Shorter College 8.5., Peabody College .11.A., Duke Univ. CHARLES E. TAYLOR 3.5., Emory Univ. WILLIAM B. PIRKLE A.B., North Georgia College A.B., Ed. Univ. of Georgia A.M., Univ. of Georgia IRENE H. TOLLETT 8.3., Tenn. Teachers College 3.5., in L. S. Peabody College 3, . u II unmwr J V f z! THOMAS F. JONES Staff Sergeant C. V. MADDOX A.B., Mercer Univ. DOUGLAS H. PURDIE B.S.C., U. of Ga. Evening College LUCY FIELDS WHITE A.B., Bessie T111 College 13,111., Bessie Tift College 7 Ii. : f m 1; JOE WILL HEARN r111, Bessie Tift College MRS. JEDDIE C. MOBLEY 21.13., Shorter College CAPT. BERNARD B. FllLLER B. 13.5.. Cu. Troll .11. 14.. Emory UIII'L'. Not in Piclure GEORGE C. DEAN Ll.B., Allanla Law School 5.5., Univ of Cvorgia MATTIE MERIWETHER CLYDE WEHUNT 11.13., E11. Univ of Georgia 5.. Comm. Univ. of Gemgia FACULTY MEMBERS WHO SERVED 1N WORLD WAR II Front row, left to right: Second row, left to right: HENRY BILLINGHURST, Army GEORGE CARROLL, Army C. V MADDOX. Army FRED GUFFIN, JR. Marines CECIL JACKSON. Al'mv HOYT GRIFFIN: Army DOUGLAS PURDIE, Navy U. J. LOCKLIEAR, Army JAMES BRIETZMAN, Army akNot in picture BERNARD B. FULLER, Army CLASSES ' History of the Senior Class of 1946 In order to show the debt of gratitude this Senior Class of 1946 owes to its dearly loved Alma Mater, let us review the original graduating class of 1923 and the building blocks that this class and more recent classes have laid in foundation of our present institution. Built in 1922 on ten acres of land donated by Mr. John J. Egan, the building was named after his nephew, who died in the Battle of Lookout Mountain. Thus we acquired the front wing of the school and the name, William A Russell. The first student body had little that we have today-we have glee clubs, an Industrial Arts Building, a cafeteria, a gymnasium, an athletic stadium, and a graduating class of over two hundred. All this they did not have. The Arts Building was not added until 1935, seven years after the school as it now stands was completed. Their first graduating class consisted of 13 pupils. The graduating classes have in- creased in size through 1928, when the roll was 75, through 1932, when the roll was over 100, to the present day class, consisting of over 200. This was due, not solely to an increased population, or distance to other schools, or convenience, but due to the rising popularity and reputation of this Fulton County school. In our FRESHMAN year, 1942, our chemistry laboratory under the supervision of Miss Martha Gallo- way was furnished with many new supplies. Besides the natural result of more interest in chemistry, that year was also filled with numerous athletic programs, such as the entire student-participation physical aid pro- gram, the Victory Corps. In our SOPHOMORE year we were handicapped by the loss of teachers to the war; however, we were still able to hold our own with our studies plus organizing again and training a girYs military organization, the Russell Auxiliary Corps. Another big event of that year was a newly organized Boysa Glee Club under the di- rection of Mrs. Ruby White Brown. This new male group added great strength and volume to the graduation chorus. 'Our JUNIOR year reached an all-time high in our athletics. We won and well-deserved the coveted foot- ball trophy of the North Georgia Interscholastic Conference. This feat alone makes this year stand out Clearly in all our minds. This, our SENIOR year, has certainly been well-crowded with events. Besides the large amount of extra- curricular activities, in Military we have won the title of being an Honor School; our Senior play under the di- rectorship of Mrs. Virginia Parker has gone over with such success that this years performance has been one of the few in the history of Russell to be repeated; our library has increased substantially in number of books; our school paper, the Russell Wildcat, has published many more issues than the previous year; and our work shops have begun buzzing with activity with the return of many of our veterans. As the soul is to the man7 so the spirit is to the high school; and surely the spirit of this years Senior Class has been one of gratitude for the learning and enjoyment we have had here. -BOBBY POWELL ,46 President V ice-President THOMAS LIPHAM ADELAIDE OSBORN . Secretary Treasurer HAROLD NASH . SENIORS ALLEN, JAMES AZ3, cDuty determines destiny, Band, ,43344'; Glee Club, 543-944; N. C. 0. Club, M4545; Hi-Y, 514345; OHicer Club, ,45346; D. C. T. Club, 15345, Treas. W6; Sound Club, 516346. ANDERSON, JOAN DELORES Punch, life is jesf, UVOICIOSS HigM Home EC. Club, W3- 44; Allllelics Club, V1344; Jr. Play, 4445; Dramatic Club, 744-345; H. R. Sect., $44345; lRusselU Home EC. Club, 42343; Tri-Hi-Y, 45346. BAILEY, DOLAREESE ROSA Have you a kindness shown? Pass it on. Home EC. Club, ,42343; 45346. Tri-Hi-Y, BALDWIN, FAIN VERNELL New, A wommfs guess is more accurate than a malfs certainty? Basketball, '42-,44; H. R. OMcer, ,42- .43, 45346; D. E. Club, 314346. BARBER, DOROTHY ALICE $D0t7, 54 good disposition 1 far prefer to gold.,, Latin Club, ,42343, Program Chr. ,42- 743; Home EC. Club, 12343; Wildcat Rep, 512,43; Spanish Club, 44- 46; Journalism Club, ,445346; Annual Staff, ,45346; Tri-Hi-Y, ,45346; Science Club, ,45346. BARKER, ROBERT 30b,7 A truly modest fellouf, Letter Club, ,45345; Football, 912546; Superlative, 515346. BARGE, LA VERNE Her lips seemed to kiss the soul in ' song? Glee Club, ,42343, 444 345; Home EC. Club, ,42343; Sexteue, 51-2343; H. R. Treas., ,42343; R. O. T. C. Sponsor, 43545; JournaVism Club, ,43-744; U15- W16; Wildcat Rep., 43344; Red Cross Rep., 31-3344; Annual Rep., 43346; Mixed Chorus, 51-5346; Small Ensem- ble, ,45346; Mixed Ensemble, y453416; Soloist, V1546; Annual Staff, 745346; TritHi-Y, 45346. BAUMGARTNER, PAUL EDWARD WW: makes its own, Welcome? Homeroom Pres, 51-2343; Red Cross Rep., 1234-3; N. C. 0. Club, 44345; Hi-Y., M4346; Band, 4-5346; Science Club, 51-5346; Civitan Club, 744346; Best-Drilled C0., ,4334-5; Photography Club, '45346; N. R. A., 312343. BEARDEN, JOYCE Sadic, WVorrying I have never mely Glee Club, ,42343; Journalism Club, 43344; Civilan Club, 74-4745; D. C. L Club, 745341-6; T. 0. P. S. Club, 716- 46. i BEDINGFIELD, GLORIA JANE 31nd heaven's soft blue in her eyes was seen. Home EC. Club, 42343; R. A. C., 513- 15; Glee Club, 12345; R. O. 1'. C. Sponsor, 715346; V. Pres. of H. R., 74556; Mixed Chorus, ,45346; An- nual Staff, 45346; Treas. Tri-Hi-Y, 45346. BENSON. CARL WILLIAM VVl'llL'e Wis 11 man thinketh, so is he? Boy's Chorus. 4 3344; N. C. 0. Club, ,44'345; D. E. Club, ,45346; Civitan Club, ,45346; Hi-Y, ,445345. BLACK, JOSEPH MCINTIEE ialoe,, '7-1e touches nothing but he adds a charm? N. R. A., 912343; Red Cross, 42345; N. C. 0. Club, ,43345; Hi-Y, 44346; Best Dril'ed N. C. 0., ,44-345; Science Club, 4-53446; Officers Club, 45346; Photography, 4546; Rifle Team, ,45- W6; H. R. OHicer, y4.53416. SENIORS BLAKE, GEORGE hhMoan, thive well today and tomorrow will take care of itself. Football, 312344; Junior Hi-Y, 14345; Senior Hi-Y, M5346; Officers Club, ,45- '46; Civitan Club, 15346; N. C. 0. Club, ,4334-5; RiHe Team, ,43345; S. D. R, 43344; Science Club, 545346; Best Drilled Co. R. O. T. C., 51-5546; Photography Club, '45-,46. BOATRIGHT, GABRIELLE 5icay5' thet someone else do the worrying? R. A. C., 4334-4; Red Cross, 44345; Tri-Hi-Y, 15346. BRINKLEY, ROMEO thhatever is, is best? R. O. T. C., h42345; N. C. 0. Club, ,43345. BRISENDINE, JAMES R. thrisw the yourself and leave custom to fools who need it. Rifle Team, ,43346; Captain, 45346; N. C. 0. Club, '4434-5; Officerhs Club, h45346; Hi-Y, 45346; N. R. A. Club, ,42343. BROCK, MARY LOUISE hhMellahh Wit learninghs fountain it is sweet 10 drink. Homeroom Offlcer. ,42344; Latin Club, 4234-3; Garden Club, 312343; Spanish Club. ,44345; Art Club, 314346: Pres. 1-5346; Sect. Alpha Tri-H-Y, 51-5346; Honor Society, '45346. BROOKS, ROSE MARIE the wisely worldly, not worldly wise. BROWN, GLEDA J0 hhManner, not gold, is womanhs best adornment. BROWN, MARTHA ANNE thiggles hhHer eyes shone an all alike? Home Ec. Club, 4-2-'43; Nutrition Club, 42344; Vice-Pres, 43344; Red Cross Club, ,44345; Civitan Club, ,45346; Glee Club, h4534-6. BURNETT, CHRISTOPHER, JR. thhris thhaz's the hurry? Let's stop and rest? N. C. 0. Club, 51-3345; D. E. Club, '43346; D. c. T., 944345; Hi-Y Club, ,45346; Civitan Club, 15346; Foot- ball, 45346. BURNETT, WILLIAM CLYDE, JR. thive and learn. Football, h42343; Red Cross Rep., '41- h42; Hi-Y Club, 44345, !45346; D. E. Club, '45-,46. BURNHAM, FRANCES VIRGINIA thinger Wot much talk, a great sweet silence. Home EC. Club, ,42343; Glee Club, 42343: TrLHi-Y, 15346; Library Club, 15345. BURNS, FRANCES Ladyship.u Trace and good disposition attend Ladyshipf, Home Ec. Club, '45346; Pres. Home EC. Club, '45-,46. SENIORS CAGLE, BETTY LORRAINE eThau, comes! as the memory 0f 11 happy dream. Tri-Hi-Y, ,42343; Home EC. Club, e45346. CAMPBELL, GLENN HOWARD W411 things come round to him who will but wait. N. R. A., '42343; N. C. 0. Club, ,44- 915346; Sound Club, ,45346. CARROLL, JOANNE ee103! ePersanality will carry you anywhere? Gier Glee Club, ,44345343, See. :45- ,46, Gier Small Ensemble, 515346; Cheerleader, 21-5346; Pres. Art Club, 7115346; Spanish Club, 914346; Annual Staff, 45346; Superlative, 4534.6; Let- ter Club, 5146; Young Democrafs Club, 45346; Tri-Hi-Y, 445346; Mixed Ensemble, y45346. CARTER, JACK MAYNARD eHowarde, eLet me be deft aml debonair, I am content, I do not earth , Super'ative, ,45346; Football, ,43546; Track, e43346; Home Room Officer, ,42345; Annual Representative, ,42343; Spanish Club, e444345; OfHCeHs Club, ,45346; Non Com. Club, 16345; Hi-Y, M4346; Mixed Chorus, '45346; Boyes Quartette, ,45346; N. R. A., ,42343; Letter Club, ,45346; G. S. C. W. Music Clinic, :45346; Home Room King, 1.2346; Boyss Glee Club, 745- 46; Boyes Double Quartette, 515-946. CARTER, ROBERT J. eeBalfi He is thy friend, indeed? N. C. 0. Club, M4345; Hi-Y, ,45346; D. E. Club, ,45346; Civiian Club, ,45- ,46; N. R. A. Club, ,4-234-3; Victory Corps, 744345. CARVER, BARBARA ANN E eeButch eCentle of speech but absolute of rule.,, Home EC. Club, 42743; Glee C'uh. 712343; Library Staff, ,42343; Wildcat Rep., 43-44; R. A. C., ,43344; S. D. P., ,43-3444; Annual' Rep., ,43344; D. E. Club, e44346; Pres., ,44345; State D. E. Club Delegate, 44.346; Tri-Hi-Y, 916346; Annual Staff, 45346; Adver- tising Mgr. Annual, 45346; Board of Directors Stale D. E. Club, ,4534-5. CASH, JEANNETTE Weaniee WVith sweetness fresh as a rose? Victory Corps, ,42343; Home Ec. Club, ,42343; R. O. T. C. Sponsor, :44345; Tri-Hi-Y, y45346. CHAFFIN, MARGARET LEE 4The reward of one duty is the power to perform another. Annual Rep., 542343; Home Ec. Club, 712343; Honor Society, ,4534-6; D. C. T. Club, ,45346; T. 0. P. 5., 9453416. CHAPMAN, MARY GWENDOLYN e$Bunvny,1 eeThe golden sun is in her hair and the blue of the skies in her eyes. Home Room Officer, 413344; Glee Club 71334-4; R. O. T. C. Sponsor, 945; Mixed Chorus7 ,45345; Journalism Club, ,45346; Tri-Hi-Y, 4534.6. CLEMENTS, GALEN thin Hoode eAbility wins the esteem of all. Asst. Drum Major, ,43345; Band, ,42- 1-5; Annual Rep, ,42345; HieY, ,45- ,46; Library Staff, 344346; Radio Club, ,46; Boyes Glee Club, y4-3346; Double Quartette, M4346; Mixed Ensemble, ,45346; Home Room Sea, 1234.3; Pres. Sound Club, e4534v6; Soc. Chr. Mixed Chorus, e45346. COCHRAN, DOLO R ES eDodie eNot too serious, not too gay, Just happy in my own. way? Latin Club, ,42343; Glee Club, 942- 31-3, 514345; R. A. C., ,43344; S. D. P., 913344; Cafe Staff, ,43-744; R. O. T. C. Sponsor, ,44345; Red Cross Club, ,44- 7415; Tri-Hi-Y, 15346; Journalism Club, 745346; Civitan, '45-,4-6. COCHRAN, LAMAR CLARENCE, JR. 5eYes, whosoever lives, losesibut he also winsfr N. R. A. Club, 42343; Red Cross Rep, 43344; Spanish Club7 '44346; N. C. 0. Club, 91434-5. SENIORS COLE, ERNEST, JR. 55Fat,, blHe prevails most who nobly dares. N. C. 0. Club, M4345; D. C. T. Club, ,45346. COLEMAN, JAMES T. bblimmy'l leis own thoughts are his own com- panionsf, R. O. T. C., l44346; N. C. 0. Club, 515346; Hi-Y Club, 315346; Track, l46- '46. COLEY, WILLIAM HILKEN bbBill bbDo your duty aml leave the rest to heaven. Glee Club, 4246; Track, '46; N. C. 0. Club, 43344; Science Club, 46; Civitan Club, '44345; Mixed Chorus, s4-5346; Annual Representative, ,43- 44; Home Room Officer, 514345; R. 0. T. C., 4446; Band, 142344; N. R. A., '42-,4-3; Photography Club, 315346. COLLIER, EVELYNE 5oEve', w'Tis a credit to any pretty girl to be neat. Homeroom president, 913344; R. 0. T. C. Sponsor, y45; Wildcat Representa- tive, ,45346; Tennis Club, l4234-3; D. E. Club, 54534-6; D. E. State Conven- tion, '46; Tri-Hi-Y, ,46. COLLINS, GEORGE LOFTON b5D0ug7, lbWhal will be, will be well, for what is, is wellf, Homeroom president, 31-2343; N. R. A. Club, ,42343; Glee Club, ,42344; Red Cross Club, ,42346; D. E. Club, y44- 46; Treasurer Red Cross Club, ULS- 46. COX, CUVA W., JR. bbCoots leh, why should life all labor beW, Band, 42346; Band Captain, l45546; ORicers, Club, 45346; N. C. 0. Club, ,44345; Freshman Rifle Team, '42- ,4-3; N. R. A., a4-2343; Red Cross Club, 42344; Glee Club, 914346; Mixed Chorus, 453416; Sec. Boyls Glee Club, 545346; Hi-Y, ,45346; Y. C. A. C., 45346. DAILEY, CAROLYN ELIZABETH Toss Wt is better to be faithful than famous? Home EC. Club, 512343; Glee Club, 51-2343; Wildcat Rep., ,43344; Journal- ism Club, 45346; Tri-Hi-Y, 515346. DAVIDSON, WILLIAM JOHN biBucky7, WVhy worry? Life is too short? Montverde H. SaSpanish Club, 94$ 915; Basketball. l43545; Track, 543- l45; Hi-Y, 44-345; Aeronautics Club, '44-,45; Russell H. S.-Basketball, y45- W6; Superlative, 745346; Hi-Y, 34-5- '46; Science Club, 45346; Civitan Club, ,45346; Letter Club, 915546. DAVIS, CHRISTINE lehris lehc great pleasure of life is in doing what people say you calf! do. Joe Brown H. S.iGlee Club, '42-43; Creative Writing Club, ,42343; Cirlls High SoLat'in Club, 43344; Glee Club, 43344; Russell H. SiCivitan Club, ,44345; Spanish Club, 914-346; Journalism C1ub, ,4534-6; Tri-Hi-Y, '45-,46; Annual Staff, l45346; Honor Society, 45346. DECK, L. LINTON, JR. ibTYY beictory follows me and all things follow victory. N. R. A. ,43344; Red Cross Rep, ,43- '44; S. D. P., 14-45; N. C. 0. Club, y4494-5; Civitan Club, l45346; Spanish Club, 1-5346; Hi-Y, l46346; OHicers, Club, 51-4346; Basketball, 44346; Boy,s Glee Club, ,45346; Librarian, Mixed Chorus, 453416; Radio Rep., Education Week, l46346; Sports Editor, Wildcat, 4546; Bus. Mgr. Pointer, 1153416; Letter Club, 4534-6; Young Democmts Club, 34-5346; Pres. Honor Society, ,46; Senior Play, ,46; Lt. Col. R. 0. T. C., l45346; Annual Rep., ,4-5. ,46; Journalism Club, 215-46; V-Pres. Spanish Club, .45346; G. S. P. A.. ,45' ,46; Track, l45-l46. DENHAM, VIRGINIA blCL'nnM' W4 merry healt maketh a cheerful countenance. Home ECO. Club lCrystal Lake, IIU, 542343; Girls' Military, 1-3344; Jour- nalism, y45346; Tri-HirY, :46. DENSON, GEORGE WALTER, JR. iiCaS?Y bbFew things are impossible to diligence? Boysl Chorus, ,43344; Best Drilled Co., ,43344; H. Y. ,443456; Annual Rep., l44345; Mixed Chorus, ,45346; See. and Treas. 0f Boyls Glee Club, 45346. SENIORS DERICK, JAMES HOWARD Wimmy Vf you mean to profit, learn to pleasc., Homeroom Officer, 1234-3, 4-3- 44, 45- ,46; Red Cross Rep, ,42343, ,43344, 1445346; Glee Club, ,4-2543, 343344; D. E. Club, ,44345, $5546. DOMINICK, ROBERT HENRY, JR. HRooster Busy here and there. N. R. A., '42-43; N. C. 0., ,43344; Vice-Pres. D. E. Club, 44345; Track, 914345; D. C. T. Club, 45346. DUKE, BOBBY BENARD Silencc is gain to many of mankind.', Jr. N. R. A., ,42343; N. c. 0., $43- ,44, 44245; Hi-Y, 15346. DUNCAN, KATHRYN IAKat,, Wier voice is ever gentle and law, an excellent thing in woman? Home Ec. Club, 742343; R. A. C., 43344; TIi-Hi-Y, 51546; Science Club, ,45346; Senior Play, 115346. DUNN, HAZEL ANNETTE RPd,, Pr0per words in, proper places. Vice-Pres. Homeroom, 42343; Cafe- teria Staff, 513345; Nutriiion Club, M3344; Wildcat Rep., 44345; Mixed Chorus, 4534-6. EISON, WINIFRED THOMAS Buddyscrugs Duty determines destiny? Red Cross, 3346; N. C. 0. Club, ,44- '45. EDNEY, BRIGGS, JR. sSpeedyn N0thing is to be done without reasozw Baseball, Music Club, Science Club, Art Club, 11542 U71etcher HiglU; Library Staff, Hornet Staff, ,443345 Hapevi1Ie Higm; Hi-Y Club, ,45-46. EDWARDS, MARY ighormw 54 winsome, wee thing. Glee Club, 42343, ,441345; Mixed Chorus, ,45346. EIDSON, FRANKIE ANDERSON Ulaughs are greater than sorrow, N. R. A., ,42343; Red Cross Rep., .43- ,44; S. D. R, ,43344; Best Drilled Platoon, 43344; N. C. 0., 44-745; Glee Club, 4344; Band, y45346; Hi-Y, 515346; Track, 4-334434-59 46. FERCL'SON, PATRICIA ANNE AiPat7, 54 good mind possesses a kingdom? Music Club, ,42344; Radio Pianist, 91234-4; Linc0lmon HigM Student Council, 544-345; Civilan Club, 914345; Journalism Club, 1445; Spanish Club, 1434-6; Photography Club, '45- ,46; Annual Staff, ,45346; Secretary of Honor Society, ,45346. FOSTER, BARBARA JOAN 1079 Tell me thy company and I'll tell thee what thou art? Home EC. Club, 42343; Tri-Hi-Y Club, M6346. GABELF. DONNA JEAN Hrztcher', WVisc to resolve and patient to per- form? Glee Club, ,45345; Tri-Hi-Y, 745346. SENIORS GARRETT, HARRY ODOM, JR. iiHog,, llLaugh and be well? H. R. Officer, ,42345; U. R. A. Club, 42343; Red Cross Rep., 942346; Track Team, 4346; Letter Club7 913-46; All- County Chorus, 43344; Best Drilled Company, 13344; Best Drilled Platoon, a4-3344; Hi-Y, 94434-6, Pres., 4546; Science Club, ,45346; Civitan Club, 15346; N. C. 0. Club, 45346; Rifle Team, 45:46. GIBSON, NORMA JEAN llGibbf, m is the little things in life that count? Glee Club, 1-2343; Home EC. Club, ,43344; Journalism Club, 431-144; R. O. T. C. Sponsor, 44346; Wildcat Rep. 1-3345; Red Cross Club, a4334-4; H. R. Officer, 4445; Tri-Hi-Y, 15346; Wild- cat Staff, 91-5346. GINN, HELEN FRANCES llButterbean,l llPrctty to walk with, witty to talk with? Home EC. Club, 42343; Nutrition Club, 42343; Library Staff, 51334-44; Glee Club, ,43345; Journalism Club, 314- l45; R. O. T. C. Sponsor, 91.3345; Tri- Hi-Y, l45346; Civitan Club, l45-i46; H. R. Queen, y4534-6. COODE, JULIA PRATT 54h, Wise among women? Glee Club, ,4-2343, .45; Latin Club, ,42343; Journalism Club, 714345; Span- ish Club, 44-346; Mixed Chorus, 45- .46; Senior Play, ,46; Honor Society, 54-5345; Adv. Mgr. Wildcat, , r34.6; Quill and Scroll, y4.5346. COODING, DIXIE JEAN :ch-xn llA witty woman is a treasure? Springfield, Ohio: Basketball, 74334-4; Paseo H. S.: Glee Club, ,42343; Rus- sell H. S.: Glee Club, ,45346; Tri-Hi- Y, 315346; T. 0. P. 5., 31-5345; Civi- lan Club, 51-5346; Superlative, 515346; Fifth District Festival, 4546; Fulton County Chorus, ,45546. GREEK, JO ANN lilodiel, llBe they the rainbows to the storms of life? Glee Club, ,42344; Home EC. Club, 31-2343; Annual Rep., 71-4345; Mixed Chorus, 15-46; V. Pres. T. O. P. 5., 11534-6; Senior Play, 746. GROSS, FREDERICK ODOM llFredl9 lllf I will, I will, you may depend on it? N. R. A., 51-2343; Track, 314345; H. R. King, y44-345; Hi-Y, l45346; Science Club, 45346; D. E. Club, 915346. GRUBB, MILDRED ANN llMilliel' llNothing is impossible to a willing heart? R. A. C., ,43?45; Red Cross Rep., 42343; Library Staff, '44346; Tri-Hi- Y, 4534-6; Glee Club, V5346. GUNCKEL, CHARLES SIMS VIC will be himself. N. C. 0. Club, ,44346; Civilan Club, 91-5346. HALE, MARTHA J. llHaleil llLetls talk, my friends? Glee Club, 12343; Basketball, 43- 44-; R. A. C., 42343; Wildcat Rep., 42344; Annual Rep., ,4234-3; Red Cross Rep., 31-2343, ,46; D. E. Club, 45346; Speaker D. E. Conv., l46. HAM, GEORGE OTIS 54 good man is content. Nutrition Club, ,42344; Cafe Staff, ,43544; N. C. 0., ,45346; Hi-Y, 94.4- 746; Civitan Club, ,45346; Snoring News, 45346; Red Cross Rep., ,45- 16; Honor Society, 31554.6. HAND, MARION DORSEY :SSnafuay There is no wisdom like franknessf, Forest Park H. 5.: Nat. Beta Club, ,42344; Baseball, 42544; Russe'l H. S.: N. C. 0. Club, 44345; Officersl Club, 45346; Hi-Y, 45546. SENIORS HARDY, LANE WI happy man and wise is he? N. C. 0. Club, h44345; Glee Club, W4 WIS; Offlcers. Club, 15346; Band, 44-. h4y6; D. C. T. Club, 4-5346; Mixed Chorus7 745-7446. HARMON, DORIS EED0t77 thontentment is wealth, the riches of the mind? Tri-Hi-Y, 45346. HARTLEY, CHRISTINE hhTineV, hhSerene I fold my hands and wait? Home EC. Club, 742343; Glee Club, 44345; Mixed Chorus, s4534-6; Tri- Hi-Y, h4534t6; T. O. P. S. Club, VLS- h46: Wildcat Rep., 915346. HENDRICKS, H. A. hhtPete,, the said little but to the purpose? Gtee Club, ,4-3344', 91-5345; Best Drill- ed C0., 43345; N. C. 0. Club, V15- 316; Mixed Chorus, 4534-6. HENSHALL, LILLIAN LEVADA thiV hhThou who hath the fatal gift of beauty? Vice-Pres. Homeroom, 4534.6; Cheer- leader, 745346; Tri-Hi-Y, 4534-6; R. O. T. C. Sponsor, ,45346; Letter Club, 4546; Annual Staff, 745346; Civitan Club, 51-5346; Queen of Homeroom, 45346; Superlative, 5115346. HERRON, MARTHA hhHalf-h,itch,, ghAn honest good luck covereth many faults? Basketball, 11-2346; Home EC. Club, ?42343; Honor Athlete, 912-745; R. A. C., h43344; Library Staff, ,44345; D. C. T. Club, 91-5346; Tri-Hi-Y, 515346. HICKMAN, ELIZABETH JOSEPHINE tho,, hhAs merry as the day is long? Home EC. Club, ,42343; Tri-Hi-Y, ,45- 16; Red Cross Club, .45346; Journal- ism Club, 15346; Red Cross Rep., h45346. HILL, FORREST hhThrow fear to the winds? N. R. A., 12343; La Salle Jr. H.: Music Club, 712343; Swimming Club, 342343; Russell H. S.: Hi-Y, 515346. Civitan Club, 45346; H. R. Officer, 42343; V. Pres. D. E., 7153416. HOBBS, HELEN DUANE EhHobby,, uReputation is a jewel? Glee Club, h4534-6; Tri-Hi-Y, 453446. HOLEMAN, JOANNA K1109, thmplores the passing tribute of a sigh? Home EC. Club, 912343; Glee Club, ,43546; R. A. C. 8., 4334-5; Wildcat Rep., h44-345; H. R. OI'Ecer, ,45346; See. and Treas. Mixed Chorus, 94:5- h46; Photography Club, ,45346; Pres. Tri-Hi-Y, h4-5346; H. R. Queen, ,4-5- ,46; R. O. T. C. Sponsor, h46; Annual Staff, 1.5346; Honor Society, 45346. HOLLAND, GARLAND thuckshot hKOne of those happy souls? Glee Club, ,42343; N. R. A., 42343; N. C. 0. Club, 51-3544; Band, ,44345; D. C. T. Club, 515346; Sect. of Home- room, ,4-5346; Hi-Y, 45346: H. R. Officer, 412344; Annual Staff, ,45546; Photography, 45346; Officers, Club, V5346. HOPE, JOHNNIE PEARL hhlohnson', hhThe choicest things of life come small? Glee Club, 42343; Wildcat Rep., ,43- ,4-4; Journalism Club, 51-3344, 16; Civ- itan Club, h44345; Photography Club, h4554-6; R. 0. T. C. Sponsor, 94434.5; Honor Society, ,45346. SENIORS HORNESBY, MARY CAROLYN uMary Canary , 0f manners, gemle; of affections, mill? Spanish Club, ,44-345; 4546; Tri-Hi- Y, 1534-6; Music Club, 913344 er E. Bmwm: Hume Room Offlccr, 43344. HORTON, FLOYD ROBERT Kgmmf, The smile that waif: come off? N. R. A. Club, 42343; N. C. 0. Club. M4345; Hi-Q, 4434.6; Civitan Club, 44545; Wildcat Representative, Q13- ,44; Football, ,45; Track, 44346; Science Club, 45346; Glee Club, ,44- 46. HUDGENS, LEONARD HUGH Those who think nobe are noble. N. C. 0. Club, 43346; S. P. D., ,43- 744; Track, y44534-6; Civitan Club, ,45- 746. HUBBARD, JOHNNIE SUE E Suzy!, She is a maid fair and wise? Dramatic Club, 913345; Red Cross, E4-3346; Bank Representative, 714; High Times Representative, :44; Girls High Athletic Association, 713345, Gier High; Tri-Hi-Y, 46, Russell Hi. JACKSON, DOROTHY GENE Keeke , To strive, to seek, to find? Glee Club, 42343; Home EC. Club, 42343; Nutrition Club, 743344; Cafe teria Staff, ,44-345; Civitan Club, ,44- 45; T. O. P. S. Club, 15346. JACKSON, JIMMIE Her ways are of pleasantness and all her paths are peace? Home EC. Club, ,42343; Glee Club, ,43345; Mixed Chorus, 45346; Wild- cat Representative, 1344; Journal- ism Club, 913344; Civitan Club, 914- ,45; Honor Society, 74-5346; Tri-Hi-Y, .46; Red Cross Representative, 45346. JARRETT, LILLIAN MARIE S Lil3,,! W sat there hard at work, happy as the day is long? Glee Club, ,42345; Home EC Club, 71234-351 R. O. T. C. Sponsor, 74334-4; Basketball, 44345; Pres. D. C. T. Chlh, 3153446. JENKINS, JACQUELINE MERRILL ilackif Youth calls for pleasure? Glee Club, ,42343; Home EC Club, 42343; Library StaH, 43344; Spanish Club, y44-545; Tri Hi-Y. ,45346. JESSEE, MARY ANNE Jessee, W! loaf of bread. a jug of wine, and thou? Queen of Homeroom, '42-743; '44-'45: Home EC. Club, ,42343: Homeroom Of- ficer, 31234-3; ,44345; Library Staff, ,4-2- ,43; R. 0. T. C. Spnnsnr. .43344; 45- 346; R. A. C., 43344; S. D. R, 43744; Cheerleader, 914343; Captain, ,45346; Tri-Hi-Y, '45346; Civilan Club, ,45346; Annual Staff, 515346; Senior Play, 71-5- 746. JONES, JIMMIE Waspef, gGood luck befriend thee? Hi-Y, 915346. JONES, LINDA JOYCE Silence is a fine jewel for a woman? Art Club, ,45346; Journalism Club, 4534-6. JORDAN, EMMA RUTH nPEOple who know much say little? Spanish Club, ,45346. SENIORS JUDKINS, VERA M. thiveW thork for some good, be it ever so slowly? Home EC. Club, ,42343; Glee Club, h44t345; D. C. T. Club, ,45346. KELLY, LAWRENCE tharrf, hhTherehs a brave fellow. Therehs a man of pluck? Vice Pres. Science Club, ,45346; Photography Club, ,45346. KING, WILLIAM BARRINGTON, JR. tharryh, thlessed with that charm, the certainty to please? N R. A., 12343; Football, 1346; Alt. Cap., 45346; All-N. G. I. C., 315346; Basketball, '44-,46; Track, ,45346; Hi-Y, ,44346; Civitan, 51534-6; Letter Club, 714346; Horeroom OFEcer, 5153 46; Homeroom King, 913344-345; Red Cross Representative, 4445; Wildcat Rep., ,43344; All-Male Chorus, ,43344: Science Club, ,45346; N. C. 0. Club, 71-4345; Officers, Club, ,45346. KING, WILLIAM C., JR. 5hBillB! thifefs more amusing than I thought? N. R. A., 912343; N. C. 0. Club, 43- h45; Officers Club, ,45346; Hi-Y, 15- 46; Photography Club, 45346; Science Club, ,45346; Rifle Team, 4534.6; Track, 745346; S. D. P., ,433444; Nutri- tion Club, 942343; Cafeteria Stag, V12- 43. LAMM, DOLORES NETTOY tholV thomaIfs love 5 but a blast and turn- eth like the wind? Garden Club, 742343; Journalism, 42343; Red Cross Club, 43544; Civi- tan, h45346; Tri-Hi-Y, 34.5346; Dra- matics Club, ,45346 . LANE, 0. A. usonnyaa tholdness is a bulwark? N. R. A., W243; N. C. 0. Club, M4345. LANEY, BETTY thrankie,h thare is the union, of beauty and modesty? R. A. C., 13345; Home EC. Club, 74234-3; Glee Club nHicer, a43346; Small Ensemble, 43346; Photography Club LARGIN, ROY hhThe day shall not be up as soon I, to try the fair adventure of tomorrow? N. C. 0. Club, ,43344; Red Cross Rep., 1-3344; N. R. A. Club, h4234-3; D. E. Club, 45346; Civitan Club, '45346. LEACH, JOHN PONTUS Wont, hhHe could be moved to smile at any- thing? H.R. OHicer, , 41342, 516; Football, 11-5346; Track, 745346; Officerhs Club, h4434v6; N. C. 0. Club, h43-h44; Letter Club, ,45346; Civitan Club, 4554-6; Hi-Y, 455446; Journalism, 71-5346; 0f- fxcefs Club OH'icer, 44345; Red Cross Rep., 41343; Superlative, ,44345. LESTER, DAVID WILLIAM thillumhh W4 handsome, well-dressed gentleman is he? Hi-Y, M4346; Boyhs Glee Club, VLS- 346; Mixed Chorus, 315546; Journalism Club, 515346; Senior PlaV, ,45346; Best-Drilled Military Co., 513344; N. R. A., ,4-254-3; N. C. 0. Club, 43344; Red Cross Rep., 1-2343; C. S. P. A. Con- vention, h4534-6. LEWIS, ELINOR LOU thou-Louh, :hShe is cunning past malfs thought? Nutrition Club, ,42344, ,46; Glee Club, ,42343; Civitan Club, ,44345; Treas. T.0.P.S., 45346; H. R. OHicer. 42343, v15. LEWIS, MAMIE ELIZABETH hhShe is a most triumphant lady? Glee Club, h42343, ,45; Latin Club, h4234'3; Journalism Club, ,43744; Sect. Junior Class, 45; Author Junior Class History, 15; V. Pres. Spanish Club, 14345; Annual Rep., 514345; Red Cross Rep., 514345; Student Council, '44345; Civitan Club, ,44345; Honor Society, V5346; Wildcat Staff, h44-,46. Editor, 46; V. Pres. Tri-Hi-Y, h45346; Pointer Staff, 71546; Superlative, h46; GSPA Convention, 441346; Quill 81 Scroll, h45346; H. R. Oflicer, 42-43, h46. SENIORS LINDSEY, JOYCE thnowledge is a treasure; Practice is the key to it? Fayetteville H. 5.: Home EC. Club. ,42343; Quartet, ,42343; Tri-Hi-Y, 42343; Russell H. 5.: Red Cross Rep., 43344; Civitan Club, 44345; Photogr raphy Club, y4534-6; T. O. P. S., ,45- h46; Honor Society, h '346; Mixed Chorus, 51-5346; Senior Play, WE. LIPHAM, THOMAS thig Tomh thnowledge is power. N. R. A., 91-2-43; N. C. 0. Club, ,43345; Pres., '44-,45; H. R. Omcer, 42345; S. D. P., ,43344; Spanish Club, 94-3345; Annual Rep., ,43544; V. Pres, Senior Class, 45346; Secht. Officerk Club, 45346; Honor Society, 915-46; V. Pres. 71-6; Secht. Civitan Club, ,45- ,46; Hi-Y, ,4-534-6; Annual 5133, 15546; Science Club, ,45346. LOWENTHAL, MARTHA hhMot hhThe stronger always succeeds? Library Staff, ,42343, h44-346; Garden Club, 21-2343; Journalism Club, HM- h46; 1'. O. P. 5., ,45346. LUNSFORD, JAMES ERNEST thoacV W am the master of my fate? Hi-Y, 515346; Honor Society, $45346; Football, 91.5346; Letter Club, 15346; N. R. A., ,43344; Annual Rep., ,43- '44; Best-Drilled C0,, 44; N. C. 0. Club, 214346; Pres. ,46; Science Club, ,45346; Civitan Club, ,45346; Student Council, 45. MCCARTNEY, HANNAH PATRICIA thatsy,h hhA girl of rarest kind? Home EC. Club, 91-2343; Pres. H. R., 743344; 1Fayetteville H. SJ Latin Club, Teen age Club, 944-345; Young Democrafs Club, 1-5346; Tri-Hi-Y, 45345; R. 0. T. C. Sponsor, ,45346. MCCONNELL, BARBARA CIBObby,, the learn, not for school, but for life. Home EC. Club, 42343; Wildcat Rep. h4234'3; Civitan Club, h44345; Ti- Hi-Y, 45346. MCEACHERN, DOROTHY LOUISE thriendship is the gift of the gods. Home EC. Club, 742343; Civitan Club, ,44345; Tri-Hi-Y, h45346. MCEWEN, BETTY ANNE hhMadh W4 cheerful life is what the Muses love? Glee Club, 4234-3, ,45; Cafe. Staff, 31243; Annual Rep., 4344; Wild- cat Rep, 91334-5; H. R. Queen, 71-5346. MCDUFFIE, GILBERT CLEMENT. Jr. WHICH, thariety is the very spice of lifef, N. R. A., 42343; D. C. T., ,45-316. McLEROY, GLORIA GERTRUDE a610,, thho mixed reason with pleasure and wisdom with mirth? Glee Club, h42-,43, 444345; Tri-Hi-Y, 91234-3. 94-5; Home Ec. Club, 71-2343; Horizon Club, ,42343; Majorette, '42- ,43; Annual Rep., 74-3-44; Red Cross Rep., 4344; Summer School 806., 313344; Spanish Club, y4454-6. Pres. 15346; Civitan Club, :44-945; Quill 8; Scroll, y45346; Honor Society, 45345; Annual Staff, 71534-6; Wildcat Staff. ,45346; Mixed Chorus, ,45346; C. S. P. A. Convention, ,46. MALONE, LOIS NESSMITH thind words and few? Home EC. Club, 42343; R. A. C. 5.. 743344; G'ee Club, ,44346; Cafe. Staff, 34534-6; Tri-Hi-Y, ,45345. MALONE, MARY VIRGINIA hKCin,, hhSilence is golden.n Home EC. Club, 42-943; Glee Club, 43346. SENI MARTIN, CHARLES HENRY llThe charm and playfullness of his talk? H. R. omcer, l42343; Hi-Y, '44-46; Civitan Club, 744345; Band, 745346; N. C. 0. Club, 743345; Best-Drilled C0., 43-7415; Science Club, 45346; Photog- raphy Club, 745-46; N. R. A., 74243; Annual Rep., 42343. MARTIN, ETHEL FRANCES llSliml, llHer virtue speaks for itself? H. R. Ocher, 42342; Gee Club, 44345. MATER, JOANNE DIXON We are charmed by her neamess? Majorette, ,42343; Real Cross Rep, 42-44; Latin Club, 42343; Home LC. Club, 7112343; Spanish Club, 1434-3. MATSUNAGA, MARY llShorty gHer air, her manner, all wlia saw admired? Wildcat Rep., '42343; R. A. C., Home EC. Club, 342343; Delegate, D. E. State Convention, l45346; D. E. Club, l45-l46; Tri-Hi-Y, 45346. MAYS, TROY ALDINE llFame comes only when. deserved? Wildcat Rep., 42-543; Football, 13- 46; Basketball, 31346; Letter Club, l44-46; N. C. 0. Club, W344; Boysa Chorus, 43-744; Besl-Driletl Pv1., VM- l45; N. R. A.7 42343; Pres. Junior Class, 74434-5; Pres. H. IL, 714345; RCd Cross Rep., 315-746; Senior Ring C0m., l45-46; H. R. King, 4244; '46; Civi- lan Club, 744346; V. Pres. 316; V. Pres. Studenl Council, l44945; Annual Staff, ,45-746; Hi-Y, '44-,46, V. Pres. 745-746; Science Club, ,46346; OH'icerls Club, 54534-6; Superlative, 746; S. D. P., 744- ,45. MILLICAN, MARGARET JEANNE lileannicf, l7 shall go softly all my years? Home EC. Club, 912343; Glee Club, l43-l44; Mixed Chorus, 71-5346; Annual Rep, 744-345; Tri-Hi-Y, 45346. ORS MILLS, GRADY llEver'y sincere man is I'ight.,, MONTGOMERY, LAURA llLarrf, llAlways as welcome as the flowers in May? Basketball, 42344; Glee Club ,42-743; Home Room Pres. '42343; Home EC. Club, ,43-,44; R. A. C., ,43-344; Home Room Pres., a43344; Tri-Hi-Y, V. Pres. Beta, 45346; Home Room See. 115346; Journalism Club, 45346; Civitan Club, 545346. MOORE, CLAUDE llHonor is purchased by the Ileells we do? MOORE, MILDRED llMickie llThereis language in her eye? Home EC. Club, :42543; Wildcat Rep. 712-43; R. O. T. C. Sponsor, ,43346; Red Cross Rep., 43344; Journalism Club, ,43344; Tri-Hi-Y, Tres. Beta Chapter, 45-16; Civitan Club, 71534-6. MOSS, HENRY GRADY, JR. llMoosef, llManners maketh 11 many N. R. A. 42343; Best Drilled Com- pany, 744345; N. C. 0. 43544; Male Chorus, 31-3344; Jr. Hi-Y, 714345; Of- ficer7s c'ub, ,45; Science Club, 345546; Sr. Hi-Y, ,45-46; Photo. Club, 745346; Civitan Club, ,45346. MOTE, LOLA MAE ll-Pollf, nAlways ready to lend a helpful hand? Home EC. Club, 912343; T. O. P. S. Club, W5346; Tri-Hi-Y. 31-5346. SENIORS MOYE, FRED LAMBERT threddie Fox thonht take life too seriously; You,ll never get out of it alive? N. R. A., 12343; Red Cross Rep, 42344; Glee Club, 13-46, V. Pres. 515546; Mixed Chorus, 515346; Band, 74-4345; Civitan Club, ,45346; hi-Y, 74-4346; Mixed quartet, 4534-6; Mixed Ensemble, ,45546; Science Club, i4534-6. NASH, HAROLD RONALD thash,, ihHeVl make a proper man? N. R. A., 912343; Glee Club, 4234-5; N. C. 0. Club, ,43344; Best-Drilled C0., 213344; H. R. Pres. 912346.. Of- flcers Club, 314- ,45; Treas, Junior Class, h4434-5; Basketball, 4446; Hi-Y, WL- ?46; Boyhs Quartet, h44545; Rifle ream, ,45-746; Civitan Club, y4534-6; Super- lative, 1546; Letter Club, '45346; Science Club, 4546; Senior Class Treas., 45346. NIX, HOWARD WEBSTER, JR. thunga Dini' Wane but himself can be his parallel? N. R. A., 4254-3; Latin Club, ,42343; N. C. 0. Club, ,43345, Treas. ,44345; Rifle Team, 4334-6, Alt. Capt., 915346; H. R. King, 4245; BestlDrilled C0. 51-3345; Spanish Club, h44346; Hi-Y. 44-346; Civitan, 3147416; Journalism Club, 4-5346; Letter Club, ,44-346; Of- ficefs Club, 515346; All-State Chorus, 71-5346; Librarian Boysh Glee Club, ,45- '46; Boys Double Quartet, 715346; Senior Play, ,46. OSBORN, ADELAIDE ELIZABETH hhAddiehi thharm strikes the sight; merit wins the soul? Library Asst. 1-2343; Home EC. Club, 12343; H. R. Offlcer, 42343; Glee Club, ,43345; Small Ensemble, 43346; All'State Chorus, 43344; Honor So- ciety Pres., 91-5346; Mixed Chorus V. Pres., 45346; T. O. P. S. Pres., 74534-6; R. 0. T. C. Sponsor, h46; Superlative, '46; Sec. Senior Class, 91534-6; Tri-Hi- Y, ,45-4-6; Photography Club, 45346; Mixed Quartet, 15346; Mixed En- semble, 45346; All-State Music Clinic, 16; Young Democrat, 46; Radio Rep., Edc. Wk, .46; Assc. Editor Pointer, ,46; Science Club, 15346. - OSBORN, DONALD iiDuclf hhSuccess begins with a felloufs will? N. R. A., ,42343; Glee Club, 42343; 341-5346; N. C. 0. Club, 43346; S. D. P., 43:44; Hi-Y, 45:46. OWEN, VIOLA JEAN hileanniei, hiTherc is no accounting for the actions of a woman? Home EC. Club, ,42343; Photography Club, M5346; Tri-Hi-Y, '45346. PALMER, LLOYD W remember him worthy of thou praise? Student Council, 441-345; N. C. 0. Club, ,44345; D. C. T. Club, y45-746; Pres, $45346. PARADISE, BARBARA ANN ihBobbid, hiShe walks in beauty like the night?, Red Cross Rep., M4345; H. R. Queen, 43345? R. O. T. C. Sponsor, ,45; Photography Club, 745346. PARADISE, MARY MARTHA ctMutfinu hiAnd she is fair, too, is she natiw Wildcat Rep., 3112; Sponsor, 713; Pho- tography Club, 45346; Home EC. Club, ,42343. PARKER, JOHNNIE MAE Willis right with the world? R. A. C., 43345; Civitan Club, 45-946; Photography Club, 15346. PARNELL, JEAN the merry, if you are wise? PATE, MIRIAM FRANCES hiPinkie hhShe harbors kindly thoughts toward all the world? Glee Club, 512543; D.C.T. Club, ,45346. SENIORS PATRICK7 JOEL GRIFFIN. JR. hhcrif57 thorn for success he seems? 5. DR, ,42343; H. R. OHicer, 12353; N. R. A., 112343; Glee Club, 1334-6; N. C. 0. Club, 144345; Omcerhs Club, 915346; Civitan Club, ,45346; Superla- tive, 916; V. Pres. Jr. Class, W445; Letter Club, ,45346; Football, ,44-746; Track, ,46; Hi-Y, 4434.6; Glee Club, 11-4346, Pres. h45; All-Statc Music Clinic, 46; Honor Society, 4534-67 Treas., 545; Band, 74-2346; Pres. Senior Class, ,46; 'Latin Club, '427443; BOYS Quartet, 91-4346; Mixed Chorus, 74-5- ,46; Annual Rep., 43344; Editor of Pointer, 46; Student Council, 714545; Young Democrats Club, 915345; Cafe. Staff, 4445; Commencement speaker, ,46. PATTERSON, CATHERINE thitten,, thndurance is the crowning glory? PATTON, PA FRICIA WI lady richly clad is she? Home EC. Club, Treas., 742343; V. Pres. H. R., 314545; Annual Rep., ,45346; Journalism C ub, 4534.5; Pres, Tri-Hi-Y, 74-5346; Civitan Club, W5; Superlative, y4'6. PHILLIPS, CECIL C. thootsieh, hhSwifl as a shadow, short as any dream. Letter Club, ,45346; Science Club, h45346; Hi-Y, 914345; Red Cross Rep., ,45346; Basketball, 4274-6; Track, 744- 916; Baseball, y43-746; Football, ,42- ,44; hEnoch H. SJ Tumbling Club, 741234-3; Boxing Club, 42-43; Hack- son H. SJ Swimming Team, W334i PONDER, DORO THY uDotv gThose move easiest who have learned to dance? Home EC. Club, 7412-43; Red Cross Rep., ,42343; R. O. F. C. Sponsor, 742, :46: Cheerleader, 44346; Tri-Hi-Y, ,45546; Glee C uh, 44,45; Letter Club, 744-743; Superlative, ,46; H. R. Queen, 42345; H. R. Sect., 744345; Civitan Club, '45; Annual Rep, 344345. POWELL SARA HARRIET thentle in manner; strong in per- formance.,, Home EC. Club, 560., 912343; Annual Rep., ,44345; Spanish Club, h44346; Tri-Hi-Y, 745346; Honor Society, 345- ,46. POWELL, ROBERT BURNEY, JR. thobbyh, thorn with the priceless gift of laughter? Annual Rep., ,42343, 91-5346; First Aid Club, ,43344; Mixed Chorus, 45346; AH-State Chorus, 913344; Red Cross Club, 43345, V. Pres. 31-4345; Library Staff, 443415; Lunch Room Staff, ,43. 744; N. R. A., 914345; Spanish Club, 44945; N. C. 0. Club, 4344; Wild- cat Rep. '45346; Hi-Y, 4546; Honor Society, 45346; S. D. P., 31534-6; Of- ficefs Club, ,44-546; Senior Play, ,45- 546; Athletic Club, 4-5346; Superlative, 915346; Civitan Club, 44346; Honor Guard, 914-346; Pointer Staff, 316346; Mixed Ensemble, 45346; Football, :45345; Science Club, ,45346; Jr. Achievement Club, 45346; P. T. A. Chain, h45346; Peachtree Players Guild, 4-5546. PRICKETT, EDITH thoftly speaks and sweetly smiles? Latin Club, 7413311415; R. A. C. 713345; Basketball, 315346; Tri-Hi-Y, '45346; Civitan Club, 914-346; S. D. R, 513344. PRITCHETT, KENNETH AUBREY thiLhout danger the game grows cold? Football, 13546; All N. G. I. C, 945- ,45; Track, 313346; Basketball, 91546; H. R. Olflcer, 512-46; Boys Chorus, ,44- ,45; S. D. P., 44-745; D. C. T., ,44345; Hi-Y, 44-345; Letter Club, 43-46, Sec.-Treas., 94634-6; Civitan Club, ,45- ,46: N. C. 0. Club, 44345; N. R. A., 313344; Freshman Rifie Team, ,42343; Fancy Drill Platoon, 144345. QUINN, RUFH thhat is to be, will be? R. A. C., 94-3344; Red Cross, 743. QUINN, THELMA hhSilence, more musical than any song? Library Staff, ?43; T.O.P.S., 546; Honor Society, 45346. RAMAGE, JOSEPH JACKSON hhlaclih hhTo love the game beyond the prize. H. R. OHicer, 71234.6; Jr. Hi-Y, Pres, 441-345; N. C. 0. Club, Pres., 9413-4414 Civitan Club, y44-346; All N. C. 1. C. Football 74.4.346; Basketball 1534-6; N. G. I. C. Basketball high scorer, 45- h46; All-City Football, 4446; Alt. Capt. Basketball. 745346; Best drilled company, 7413346; Basketball, ,42545; Red Cross, 4134-2; Superlative, ,46; Annual Staff, 91534-6; Journalism Club, 15345; OHicefs Club, 714-745; Hi-Y, a44-346; Track, 45346; Letter Club 743346. SENIORS RUSSELL, WILLIAM 0., JR. bbBilF bence a gentleman, always a gentleman? N. R. A., 1254-3; Wilcat Rep., 4243; Nutrition Club, ,42343; Cafe. Staff, 34-2343; N. C. 0. Club, V43344; Hi-Y, b44343, Pres. 45346; H. R. OHicer, 44- 54-6; Officerbs Club, 314346; Treas., $45- ,46; Photography Club, 515546 ;Civitan Club, ,45346; Science Club, 45345. SALTER, JAMES EDWARD bbSausageb, bbBe origillal,? D. E. Club, 945346; Boybs Chorus, ,44- 94-5; Hi-Y, 745346. SAUNDERS, WILLIAM HENRY bbBillybb bbThe secret of success is constancy lo purpose? Spanish Club, ,44346; Science C!ub, ,45346; N. C. 0. Club, 44345; H. R. OHicer, '45346. SCARBOROUGH, BEVERLY bbBevb, WWerrily, merrily shall I live now? R. A. C., 43344; Home Nursing Club, 11-2343; Science Club, b45346; Tri- Hi-Y, b45346. SCHRIALMAACK, JOAN CAROLINE bbPankeyb bbWith malice toward none and charity toward all? Glee Club, 42743; R. A. C., ,43344; Spanish Club, ,44345; Tri-Hi-Y7 45- .46; Red Cross Rep, 42343. SCONYERS, GEORGE HANSON beandsomf bbWhen women interfere with work, quit work? Football, b41346; Basketball, b42346; Capt. Basketball, ,46; Civitan Club, 11-5346; Hi-Y Club, 41346; N. C. 0., 342343; Journalism Club, ,45346; Let- ter Club, b43345; Red Cross, b41342; Annual Rep., ,42-.43; Homeroom Of- ficer, b42345; N. R. A., ,41342; Band, ,42-,43; Best Drilled C0., b41342. SCOTT, FRANCES JEANNE bbScottieb, bblbll never trouble trouble until trouble troubles me? Homeroom Officer, b42343; Glee Club, 94-2343; Cafeteria Staff, 742343; Vice: Pres. Home EC. Club, 42343; Red Cross, 43344; Spanish Club, 44346; Cheer Leader, 314346; Civitan Club, 215-346; Tri-Hi-Y Sea, b45545; Annual Staff, 745346; Letter Club, 44346; R. O. T. C. Sponsor, ,46. SHIVERS, BETFY LENORE bbShaky',, bmece was in all her steps? Library Assn, b41343; Glee Club, a41-43. SHUDER, MARY LOIS b Pa 1,, 54 short saying oft contains much wisdom? bAlexandria, LaJ Glee Club, 42343; Latin Club, b42343; bOIympia, bVasllJ Band, 43344; G. A., ,43344; dhxsselll Red Cross Rep., b45546; Library Staff, 94-5346; Tri-Hi-Y, 715346. SH URBUTT. CHARLES LEWIS beerbert-Shurbutt W do not wish to be feared; I prefer to be loved? Glee Club, 42543; Best-DriHed Fresh- man, ,4-2343; H. R. Pres., 743344:; N. C. 0. Club, 43744: S. D. R. 4344; Of- ficefs Club, ,44346, Pres., 45346; Best- Drilled C0., 74334-4; Football, 74.5546; Hi-Y, 45346; Treas. Civitan Club, 45- ,45; Superlative, 745; N. R. A., 4234-3; Letter Club, 71-5-7416. SIMS, EARL WAVERLY bbDukef, $4 gentleman by nature; a scholar by education? Band, 743346; Glee Club, 43343; Mixed Chorus, ,45346; Octet, a44545; Boysb Quartet, b45346; Wildcat Rep., 44346; Honor Society, ,45346; Annual Staff, y45346; Science Club, 4534-6, Hi-Y, 915345; Sec. Student Council, 71434-5; OHicefs Club, ,45746; N. C. 0. Only, 944345; V. Pres. Buys? Chorus, 74546; Senior Play, 74-5; Red Cross Rep.. ,4-5345; Superlative, 916: Civium Club, 44345; H. R. King. b44345. SMITH, MARJORIE ALLENE bbClzaractcr gives splendor to youth? Home EC. Club. b42343; Wildcat Rep., 4-4345; Glee Club, ,43346; Photogra- phy Club, b45346; Mixed Chorus, ,45- ,46; Tri-Hi-Y, b45346. SENIORS SMITH, BENNIE $11 1115 54 military gent, I see? Track, 42343; N. C. 0. Club, ,43345; S. D. P., 4.3344 ; OHAICCFS Club, 145546; Civilan Club, ,45345; Hi-Y, 745346; Science Club, 745545; N. R. A., 91234.3. SMITH, GENE TRAVIS Wheat 1's Glory and Fame? Football, ,43346; Basketball, 744346; Letter Club, 42346; Pres. H. R., .45- 31-6; Hi-Y, 314346; N. C. 0. Club, ,4-344. SMITH, SARA ANN HI'AP0cketf 54 genial disposition brings its own reward and many friends? Glee Club, 5415-46; Tri-Hi-Y, 74534-6. SMYTHE, WILLIAM BOX, JR. Howard,7 Happy am I, from care Pm Free; Why arerft they all content like me?5, Football, 45346; Track, 31-5346; Band, 912343; 314-; N. C. 0. Club, 43344; Best-Drilled Co., 44-45; V. Pres. 0f- ficefs Club, 31-5346; Letter Club, 945- .46; Science CIub, 54-5345; Hi-Y, 744- 46; H. R. Officer, 43.914, 45; Pres. Mixed Chorus, 945346; Glee Club, ,4-5- ,4-6; AH-Slate Music Clinic, 21-5546; Boysa Octet, 515346; Boyg Quartet, 545- 46; Soloist, 31546; Senior Play 46. SNIDEH, MARY AGNES nvbliging and chwrful, industrious and kimf Glee Club, 4234-3; Home EC. Club, ,42343; H. R. Officer, 91-3544; Journal- ism Club, 315346; I'ri-Hi-Y, 11-5346. SOCKWELL, MARTHA JOYCE 30bbie,, Fate cannot rob you of deserved applause? Glee Club, 42-45; Mixed Chorus, 515- 316; Latin Club. 912343; Spanish C1ub, 91-4346; Journalism Club, 913544; Wild- cat Staff, 31434-6; H. R. OlTlcer, ,44- W6; Honor Society, 915346, Sec.7 '45; Civitan Club, 14345; Annual Staff, i15- 46; R. O. T. C., Sponsor, 44346; Tri- Hi-Y, 4534-5; Senior Play, 715346; Queen of H. R, 915346; Quill 8; Scroll, 54-5346; C. S. P. A. Conn 715346. SOUTHARD, CALVIN B. Bud,, 545 a man thinketh, so is he? Basketball, 941-4-2; Music Club, 31-1- ,42; Baseball, .4142; D011zIasvi'le HigM N. C. 0., ,43344; N. R. A. Club, ,43344; Pres, D. E. Club, 914546; Hi-Y Club, 715346; Uvitan Club, 45- .46; Pres., Homeroom, 45346. SPEIR, SARA DEAN Dmnnid, 000d natured, gentle and sweet? Home EC. Club, 74274-3: Basketball7 51.3344; Science Club, ,45346. SQUIER. HOSE MARIE V?maBurf, The worli for me is Joy? Basketball, 912343; Glee Club, '42-'43; Letter Club, ,44345. SFAATS, FREDERIC EARLE, JR. A man of hope and forward looking mimI, Sec. Homeroom. 4243; Track, 54-4346; Letter Club, ,4546: Fivitan Club, ,4-5- 46; Hi-Y Club, 315345. STANDRIDGE, JAMES LEE 0ne-Lung , Knowledge maketh the man? Boy,s Chorus, ,43344; Civitan Club, 915345; Hi-Y Club, 45346; N. C. 0., '45346. STEWART, MABRIE JANE Sijlae79 Tl1e heart desires; the soul attains? D. C. T. Club, 44346; Tri-Hi-Y Club, ,45346. SENI STONER, BETTY JEAN iiStoner,y iiCaquetry, Attention without intention? H. R. Officer, 43346; H. R. Queen, 43344; R. O. T. C. Sponsor, ,4-434-6; Social Chr. Glee Club, 11-5346; Letter Club, 31-5346; Annual Staff, 515346; Superfative, ,46; Tri-Hi-Y, ,4534-6; Cheerleader, 4534-5; Civitan Club, 45346. STOWERS, LANIE iiShc is happy, jolly, full of pep? Red Cross Rep., 42343; Annual Rep., 74-2343; Home EC. Club, 42343; Car- den Club, 12344; D. C. T. Club, i45- i116, Tri-Hi-Y, a45546. STROBERG. MARTHA BURT iiMartyi iiSuch high bred manners, such good- natured wit? iKnoxviIle, TennJ H. R. Ofiicer, '42- 743; Jr. Honor Society, ,42343; Girl Scouts, 42343; Basketball, 4243; iRusselD Red Cross Rep., :43344; Civitan Club, 44345; Art Club, ,44345; Spanish Club, 44346; Glee Club, 45- 46; Pointer Staff, 315346; Super'ativo, i116; Senior Play, 746; Quill 81 Scroll, s45346; Pan-American Forum, 7415346; Commencement Speaker, ,46; Treas. Honor Society. ,45346; Wildcat Staff, 15346; Tri-Hi-Y, 45346. SUMMERS9 CARLTON EVANS 6tE555 iiLife is a very funlllng proposition, after a . SWAFFORD, CLARENCE iiLeast said, soonest mended? TEEMS, STANLEY iiMous? iiSilence never betrays you? S. D. P., Q1-3344; Glee Club, 91-4345; Track, y44-3445; Football, 14346; Civi- tan Club, 45346; Hi-Y, 114-346; N. C. 0., 743345; Best Drilled Co., ,43345; Science Club, ,45346; N. R. A., 742543. ORS THOMAS, CLAREN CE iiHe is truly wise who gains wisdom from anotheris mishaps? D. C. T., ,45346. THOMAS, JACK iiLet lhe world slide. :9 TILLISON, CYNTHIA c:centn iiTo know her is to love 119? Cafe. Staff, ,423i44. TVRNER, ALFRED EUGENE iiTrue to his words, his worth and his friends?7 N. R. A., ,42; Boyis Glee Club, i43- ,46; Mixed Chorus, 45346; Hi-Y, i44- i416; N. C. 0. Club, 114313; Science Club, ,46; Track, ,45; :46; Photogra- phers, ,45346. UPCHURCH, ANNIE MARIE iCAnn,, iiWe meet thee like a pleasant thought when such are needed? Glee Club, ,42345; Annual Rep, V13. 744-; Red Cross Rep., ,45i46; TrivHi-Y, ,45346; R. O. T. C. Sponswr, '44-,46. VAUGHN, PEGGY LENELLE iiSmb Vii her tongue is the law of kindness? Red Cross Club, 71-2345; R. A. C., ,43- .46; Tri-Hi-Y Club, 45345; D. C. T. Club, 15346. SENIORS WAITS, J. W. Jake,! Through thick and thin? N. C. 0. Club, 544346; Sound Club, $45345. WALKER, CHARLES ORVILLE Charlie 7 They know enough who know how to learn? N. R. A. Club, 312343; Nutrition Club, $442345, Treas. $43345; Cafe. Staff, 43- 54-5; N. C. 0. Club, ,43345; Treas Science Club, ,45346; Hi-Y Club, 745- Vl'S; Civitan CIub, .45346; S. D. 13., $4334.41. WALKER, RACHEL VIRGINIA Gimf, WVILSIL not so much to live long as to live 10811., Glee Club, 54-2343; R. A. C., '44-,45. WALLACE, MYRA KATHRYN Frankie, W! is harmful to none to have been silent? Tri-Hi-Y, 45346; Journalism Club, 915346; T. O. P. 5., a4-5346. WARR, DOROTHY LOUISE th, Self-truxt is the first secret of success? Cafe. Staff. ,4334-4; Glee Club, ,42343, 44746; Girls Small Ensemble, 44-746; Mixed Ensemlfe, 45346; Library Staff, y4-5346; Tri-Hi-Y, ,45346; All-Stale Music Clinic, 745345; R. 0. T. C. Spon- sor, 4346; Mixed Chorus, 45346; R. A. C., ,44345; Annual Staff, ,45346. WATERS, LUCY ELIZABETH 410a,: Saddle your dreams ffore you ride them? Home Ec. Club, 312343; D. E. Club; 745346; Tri-Hi-Y. $45346; Del. D. E. Slate C0nv., ,45-546. WATSON, WILLIAM Wt doesn? pay to worry, things are bound to happen anyway.u WATSON, PAULINE Polly,7 A girl worth while is the girl who can smile? Home EC. Club, 42343; R. A. Cfs, '43-,44; D. C. T. Club, ,4'5346. WHEELER, REYNOLDS, JR. Vkanuf, $89 the conquering hero comes? H. R. Pres, ,44-7445; N. R. A. ,42343; N. C. 0. Club, 943544: Olecersy Club. 44346: Footbaq, 5145346; Track, 31?;- 45; Civitan Club. 44345; Senior Play, .44346; Glee Club, 42346; Double Quartet, 43344; All State Chorus, 913- V14; Annual Staff, 45346; Cade! Colo- nel, s46346; Science Club, ,45345: Let- ter Club, 45346: S. D. P.. 313-344; Best Drilled C0,, ,42343; Student Coun- cil, '44345; Honor Society, ,45346, V. Pres. 915; All State Music Clinic. 94-5- 9146, V. Pres. 915; Mixed Chorus, ,45746. WHIDBY, MILDRED The heart benevolent and kind? R. A. C. 51434-5; Civitan Club, 45; Tri-Hi-Y, 315345. WHIDBY, HAZEL RUTH Shorty,3 Ambiti0n destroys ifs possessor? R. A. C35. 44.345; Civitan C'ub, 46; Tri-Hi-Y, 45346; Basketball, 45346. WHITE, JEAN gRed,, hEducation isn,t everything? WHITLOCK, DOROTHY MAXINE lhDottiel, gShe herself is a collection of best things? Tri-Hi-Y, 45346; Mixed Chorus, 715- 716; Home Ec., ,42343. WHITWORTH, JUNE MARIE Wrullellay, If fun be a part of Heaven, 17m on my way? Majorette, 4234-4; Glee Club, 742344, 45346; H. R. Officer, l42-l45; Home EC. Club, 51243; Spanish Club7 y440546; Journalism Club, 71-3544; Annual Staff, 4546; R. 0. T. C. Sponsor, ,46; Wild- cat Staff, 31-5346; Quill 8x Scrol', $453 46; Horizon Club, ,42543. WILLIAMS, JACK llsonn Wlerit will make its way everywhere. N. R. A., 71234-3; Track, 114345; N. C. 0. Club, 45346; Civitan Club, 714345. WILSON, JAMES ALVUS lhDuchy llA wise man will make more opportun- ity than he finds? N. C. 0. Club, 513344; Sound Club, ,45546; Journalism Club, 545346. YANCEY. CAR LTON. L. thaIzkee,, hlLook than not down bu! up? YARBROUGH, JEAN thompany keeps our minds from growing dullf, Home EC. Club, ,42343; H. R. OHiccr, '43345; Glee Club, h43-l44; R. O. T. C. Sponsor, 944-545; H. R. Queen, 51434.5; Journalism Club, 15345; Tri-Hi-Y, E46346. SENIORS DUNN, ALBERT CLYDE llMan is a name of honor? N. C. 0. Club, 43344, 74.5346; Hi-Y, M4946; Civitan Club, ,45346; Track, 31-4345; Rifle Team, ,4534-6; Science Club, 91-5346. FINLEY, EDI TH DORIS thooIsl, thuccess, remember, is the reward of toil? Tri-Hi-Y, 45346. JACKSON, BETTY JOAN hhA good name is rather to be chosen than great riches? Home Ec. Club, y4234-3; Journalism. ,43344; Civitan Club, 14345; Honor Society, 745346; Sec. T. 0. P. 5., '45- l46; Photography Club, 745-46; H. R. Officer, ,45346. MORRIS, CAROLYN ANN uSloppys: hhShe that is ever fair and never proud? Basketball, 91-2346; Home E0. Club, 71254-3; Red Cross Rep.. ,42343; Li- brary Staff, 912342; H. R. Queen. ,43- QM; Lener Club; 44748; Superlative, E46; Tri-Hi-Y Club, ,45546; Annual Staff, 54534-6: Civitan Club, 545346; D. C. T., ,45346. MERRITT, TOMMIE ANNE lchttW thth very handsome and has wit at will? Home EC. Club, 542343: Red Cross Rep, y42-543; Glee Club. 743344; Span- ish Club, 744545; R. A. C., 44-345; Civitan Club, 45. Diversified Cooperative Train in g Students This department has had a part in training thirty- seven of our juniors and seniors this year. This type of vocational work is made possible at Russell through the cooperation of some of our better business firms, the school, and the students enrolled. A very large per cent of the former pupils have successful employment records, either with the company they started out with or in a like position with some other business. We are looking forward to further successful years in providing this on the job training for interested students who meet the required qualifications. LLOYD PALMER .MAILE JARRETT GRADY MILLS JAMES ALLEN President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Distributive Education The D. E. program is completing its third year at Russell with an enrollment of twenty-three. The student- employees have varied types of jobs related to selling, such as: Used cars, automobile accessories, paint, hardware, groceries, shoes, men,s wear, womens, acces- sories, and electrical supplies. Three are learning the ater management, three fount and drugstore operation, and one dairy management. These students will have practical experience to offer their employers when, after graduation, they are given full-time responsible work. The D. E. Club is affiliated with the State Distri- butors Club. Six members went to Savannah as dele- gates to the second annual convention. The local club has several social meetings each year, the most outstand- ing being the Employer-Employee banquet. CALVIN SOUHTHARD FORREST HILL JAMES DERRICK VERNELL BALDWIN President ViCe-tPresident Secretary Treasurer Prophecy We of the lower Egan Mystics Sanctum, Union 56473;r have gazed into our crystal ball and foreseen the inevitable for Russell High Seniors in 1906edisgustini, ain7t it? If the events herewith depicted do not come to pass, we vow by the sacred oath of 2Mairzy Doatsb never to again stir the minds of our fellow countrymen to the point of suicide by our prophecies! Thus, as we look into the future, these obnoxious and sometimes intriguing scenes unfold to us. AAAaaaaggth - 1. After 20 long years Virlyn Skelton is at las discover- ing hls many unused powers. 2. William Lester and Joanne Carroll are raising ducks and ostriches for a living in West End. 3. Jeannette Cash. Thelma Quinn, Virginia Burnham, and Jo Ann Greer are lady barbers 0n Peters Street. 4. Doris Harmon. Christine Hartley, Jimmie Jackson, and Mary Hornsby have turned evangelistic are are wrecking saloons in the Decatur Street district. 5. Jimmy Jones, Hugh Williams, and H. A. Hendricks are running a trained Hea act for Freshmen. For obvi- ous reasons Charles Martin and Paul Baumgartner are supply- ing the insects. 6- George Blake, Ernest Cole, and Romeo Brinkley are stoking furnaces in the R. H. basement until the return of Mr. Drukenmiller. 7. Horrors! Guess whds directing trach at the Knob eJeanne Scott, Kenneth Pritchett and Galen Clements! 8. Those loyal Dean Rebels, Charles Walker, Christine Davis, and George Ham, are debating in Congress whether or not to force the No7th to secede from the Union. 9. Robert Carter and Bill Russell are helping their wives knit little things. WWe shank have any of this follny 10. Garland Holland, Bill King, and James Allen are professional wrestlers at the Atlanta auditorium. On the same ticket is Betty Laney, Worlds Lady Champion, using a strikingly original bear-hug technique! 11. Dolores Cochran. Helen Ginn. Joanna Holeman and Jean Yarbrough are playing in a Salvation Army band in front of the Kimball House. 12. Mildred Grubb, and Jackie Jenkins are growing gtskonkSVi for Joyce Lindseyis perfume company. 13. Earl Sims, James Lunsford, and Billy Saunders are writing a standard dictionary of ttEgan7$ dialect. 14. Aha, and who are the valedictorians of the class of 1966? George Sconyers and O. A. Lane. 15. Aided by previous experience, Pont Leach and Chris Burnett are selling tikiddie kars1, in Searas basement. 16. Beverly Scarbrough, Joan Schmalmaack, and Mary Edwards are extracting dehydrated juice from raisins in Cal- loway,s lab. 17. Gene Smith, and Jack Ramage are tiddley-wink champions of Harvard University. 18. Lookiel Martha Stroberg is starting her tenth year as Freshman at Wesleyan College of which Miss Julia Goode is President of the medical department. 19. Bobby Powell is playing drawback 0n the Notre Dame football team. 20. Due to the manpower shortage, Mary Snyder, Martha Joyce Sockwell, Ruth Jordan, and Mary Lois Shuder are sing. ing basso profundo in a Russian Cossak Chorus- 21. ttBucky,7 Davidson, Cecil Phillips, and Gilbert McDuf- fie are competing for pool room championship at 2Past Time. 22. Aldine Mays and portege are raising polka itdotsy 23. Due to cig shortage, Fred Moye and Clarence Swafford are smoking herring at Moye,s Fish Market. 24. Patsy McCartney, Jean Milligan, and Ethel Martin are manicuring hoofs at Sunnydale Farms. 25. Lola Mae Mote and Betty McEwen are still being pur- sued by R. A. 26. Lewis Shurbutt and Grif Patrick are Deans of De- linquency at Ben Hill Reform School for Girls. What ho! 27. Cynthia Tillison, Peggy Vaughn, Virginia Walker, and Myra Wallace are making fortunes selling green lipsticks. 28. Louise Whidby, Mabrie Stewart, Pat Patton are grinding sawdust for hamburger establishment on Crew Street. 29. Reynolds Wheeler, Linton Deck, and Harold Nash, former heads of Military Department, are picking up cigar- ette butts at Fort Mae. This is a part of their advance train- ing for OHi-cers, Candidate School. 30. Lois Malone and Mary Virginia Malone are doing a sister act at the Ziegfeld Follies. 31. Billy Smythe, Jack Carter, and Webster Nix are at long last calling each other something other than 2Howard.H t We can,t say what they1re calling each other. In print, that isJ 32. Having strong constitutions, Joanne Mater, Anne Merritt, and Evans Summers are testing food in the cafeteria. 33. Joan Jackson, Joyce Jones, and Vera Judkins are making a living rolling cigarettes out of Bull Durham- 34. Clarence Thomas is a duck veterinarian for the Lesterys. 35. Marie Jarrett, Edith Prickett, and Mary Ann Jessee are collecting corks from Mission Bell wine bottles. 36. Jack Williams, Alfred Turner, and Joe Black are leading contenders in the Perfect Mr. America contest. Striv- ing for the Perfect Mrs. America, is Ann Upchurch. 37. WOW! And guess wh07s the romantic torch-singing duet 0f the Egan Boys7 Club? June Whitworth and Bennie Smith. 38. Salting pretzels at National Biscuit Company are Ruth Bell, Virginia Denham, Carolyn Dailey, and Margaret Chaffin. 39. Lil Henshall, Martha Lowenthal, and Mamie Lewis are peddling water wings with built-in spittoons in front of the Alpha Theatre. 40. Barbara Paradise, Johnnie Parker, and Carolyn Morris are operating a roulette table under the clock in the office. 41. Frances Pate, Martha Paradise. and Laura Mont- gomery are caddying for Mr. Carroll at the Okeefenokee Golf course. tWater trap, I meant. 42. Still striving after twenty years is Harriet Powell, trying to change her last name. 43. Adelaide Osborn and Dot Warr are amassing vast fortunes selling their little black books. Curious reliques. those volumes! 44. Lief Anderson and Briggs Edney have been electro- cuted experimenting on Glenn Campbelrs tellosmello set. 45. Ruth Quinn, Johnnie Hope, and Betty J0 Hickman are raising rabbit tobacco for Lucky Strike, 0r Humpty Dumpty Cigs, naturally better and milder ,Cause they,re baked, broiled, fryed and dipped in pickle juice by that matehless 66Cuva3 Cox and Bobby Duke process. 46. Gloria McLeroy and George Denson are teaching an Oriental Square Dance at Arthur Murray7s. William Watson and Dorsey Hand are teaching an original dance at the same institution, the elevator danceeno steps! 47. Harry Garrett, Charles Gunckel, Fred Gross, and James Standridge are Generals in charge of Strategy of the Intelligence Corps of the O. P- A. tOperations Pertaining to AlcohOD. 48. Sue Hubbard, Betty Shivers, and Rose Marie Squier are going to the cupboard to get Miss Parr a bone. 49. Dixie Gooding and La Verne Barge making genuine Indian pottery out of the rich, black dirt on the baseball field. 50. Pat Ferguson and Lane Hardy are beating boogie at Messy Bessie,s Tap Room. 51. Jim Brisendine, Clyde Burnett, and Robert Dominick are running a shooting gallery at the High Museum of Art. 52. Thomas Lipham, that speed demon, is taking exer- cises to attain the perfect form of Charles Atlas. 53. Mary Louise Brock, Marie Brooks, and Martha Brown are selling artificial legs at the Doctors, Building. 54. Donna Jean Gabele, Norma Jean Gibson, Kat Dun- can, and Frances Burns are composing the nucleus of an Agnes Scott football team. 55. Bob Barker, Frankie Eidson, Lamar Cochran, and Floyd Horton are knocking 9em dead with a vaudeville act at the Roxy. 56. Jane Bedinfield, Betty Cagle, Joyce Bearden, and Dolareese Bailey are traveling fortune-tellers in a mystic gypsy caravan. 57. Grady Moss and Leonard Hudgins have become walk- ing encyclopedias after finally memorizing the alphabet. 58. Sara Smith, Pauline Watson, Ruth Whidby, and Jean White have formed a corporation for the use and distribution of used peanut shells. 59. Barry King is arguing with Tressler. 60. Dot Whitlock, Betty Shivers, and Allene Smith are selling fish at the corner of Whiple and McDaniel. 61. Lloyd Palmer is teaching the Palmer method of scribbling. 62. Dorothy McEachern, Barbara McConnell, and Jean Owen are receiving royalties from Locklieafs book on evolu- tion. 63. Donald Osborn, Jack Thomas, Lamar Cochran, Earl Staats, and James Standridge have all crowded into J. W. W'aitesa Cadillac pushmobile and, as usual, are tearing around the Russell race track. tThe one surrounding the building, that isU 64. Mildred Moore, Katherine Patterson, and Ruth Quinn are brousing through several thousand childhood love notes. 65. Stanley Teems is chopping coal for the Atlantic Ice 81 Coal C0. 66. Joan Anderson, Gabriella Boatright, Virginia Burn- ham, Gwendolyn Chapman, and Dot Jackson are sweeping out Ruth Jordanas locker to earn tuition to Miss Wilkes, Welding School. -B0bby Powell and Thomas Lipham. Whatta Day I 1 Spirit of ,76 Spirit of ,46 Math. 76 Military 46 English 76 7 Spanish 46 Home Ec. 76 THE MARCH OF TIME Typing 46 Trig. 76 History 46 76 46 Cads, another year at I PASS! I Russell! In order to present the facts of Russell life to those not well acquainted with the school, tthis includes many students t?t we would like to show in black and white our black and blue experiences here. As we step out cautiously into the puddle of life, we must look back and think of our first iipuddlingii in learning. For you dear readers, a typical day that your bewildered sons and daughters have pulled through is here unfolded. BEFORE SCHOOL: Getting through the day is practically impossible without having a little bracer in the morning. Over at the much-frequented drug store we start the day right with a little snort of Coca-Cola or a swig of butterscotch soda. Just as your last nickle slides down the juke box and the heartbreaking strains of iiCement Mixerl7 gently fill the air, the inevitable happensethere goes the bell! Sorry, Gotta hurry. Say, Walk- er. save my hamburger. Iill he back after first period. HOME ROOM; Hark! A voice! IE5 the voice of Miss Parr. iiReynolds, did you throw that spit-balliw gtWhat spit-ball'ri uThe one that hit Lewis? tLNO, Miss Parr, I aimed at Moye. At this point a low mur- mur pervades the room, iiBob Barker, Bob Barker, Bob Barker? This is instantly drowned out by a celestial pipe, ttWe Shani: have any of this folly? Oops, the bell. Now club period, but first over to the drug store for that hamburger. tAs we seniors leave Russell for good, we would like to divulge our secret passageway to the drug store,l Blazing a trail down the front corridor, one sees 0n the l6ft hands raised in salute to the Confederate flag and mingled voices are heard shouting, iiHeil, Deanli, A little further on sits a lonely, yet contented, cou- ple crouched in the auditorium. iiAldine, I have bad news for you. iIFor me, Dot, my love?ii iiYes, I let Charles Walker read my palm and he said I was to marry a handsome man? As we pass the library door, a ter- rible shriek rends the air. iiPont Leach, get your feet off my desk and break in your shoes getting out of here.w With that we reach our destination, that of utmost secrecy . . . the boiler room! Now here is the place, this niche in the wall, This is our secret passageway. Uttering those words used by ALI BABA and the 575 Club, icOpen, sez mel,a the panel slips to one side and the original Underground Railroad, as Mr. Pirkle says, is re- vealed to us. One must hurriedly swipe his sandwich and rush to club period. After getting marked present on the rolls of the first 3 clubs, he might settle down in the Science Club and listen to Miss Galloway give a lecture on metals. Holding a half dollar in her hand she slaps it on her desk and asks, 4gWhat is it?,7 The small voice of George Ham from the rear of the room spurts, 6iTailsiii But there is the bell and on to first period. FIRST PERIOD: Geometry. After humping the gums for a coupla minutes Mr. Maddox arises and asks, iiWhat is a straight angleiw No answer. iiSpeak out, Son, youire among friends. iiI believe you are in a quan- dary. Dorsey, spell straight? itS-T-R-A-I-C-I-I-Tfi iiRight, Dorsey, now what does it mean?5 iiWithout ginger ale? The door opens and in walks the orderly, who by persuasion of a piece of Juicy Fruit the period before, promptly says Martha Joyce is wanted in the armory. Leaving the Class and wandering toward the boiler room, she passes Miss Michael who can be overhead saying, iiJo Ann, tell how many wars we have had?7 iiSevenfi iiThatis right. Enumerate them? iil, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 77 Ambling on down the hall a couple of seniors are heard talking in the balcony of the auditorium. The conversation follows: iiBetty, how do you know Mr. Lockliear likes you?i, iiWeIl, Tom,, everytime I get a test paper back, heis put a great big kiss all over it. tClang, clangi Ye gads, not the bell already! Aaaaaagh, here they come, I canit escape! Theyill crawl all over me! tIn the event you do not follow this, those dear little gremlins, the Freshmen are headed down the hall. If one of those dears were to bend over to tie his shoe, unseen, he would be trampled to deathJ Narrowly escaping this ordeal, you mistakenly enter your next class. SECOND PERIOD: Ah, English, my Bete Noircf What hol! Mrs. Parker speaks, iiTurn around and shut up, Bright eyes? tTo the uninitiated she is speaking to Lamar Cochranj iiNow we shall have the oral test I as- signed last month. Youive had plenty of time? A hush overclouds the room. i4Now, Linton, paraphrase this statement, iHe was bent on seeing her . iiThe sight of her doubled him up? Luckily, the gong of the bell sounds in time for the rest of the class to escape. THIRD PERIOD: This is the period when many students have a reservation in the clinic for their beauty sleep. There, above the humdrum of the crowds, various friends are discussing college. LiWhat is iCollege bredi, Dixie?7, hi donit know, Mildred, but Mrs. Fitz says its a four year loaf? FOURTH PERIOD: Since we donit understand this period, to attempt an explanation is seemingly impossi- ble. But for the curious this statement will suffice: Eeeeeeeeeee LUNCH: Aha, the welcome stench of food from the cafeteria fills our nostrils and we hurry down to eat. FIFTH PERIOD: It is time to lay out of study hail! tNeed we say more?i SIXTH PERIOD: So on to Espanol! As our typical pupil enters, Miss Gross asks, iin. habla espanolfw iiI believe its the first door on your right down the hall? Though not under his own power, he leaves her class. Hark, the bell! SEVENTH PERIOD: And so to dentention hall! Though I graduate this year, Imust keep returning for three more years to finish out my term in the afternoon class. Ah, 6:30, time to leave. And so to the drug store. . . . What again! aBOBBY POWELL Junior Officers BETTY ANN FOWLER, V ice-President HENRY McGEE, T reasurer CLARA JEANES7 Secretary J EFF SMITH, President JIMMY TURNER . . . . . . . . . . . . President JEAN MOORE . . . . . . . . . See. and Trees. First row: Left to right: James Allen, Bill Hasty, Jimmy Turner, Clifford Bullard, Donald Harbin, Billy Eidson, David Thompson. Second row: Left to right: Ralph Presley, Marion, Davis, Anne Briscoe, Ann Nally. Third row: Left to right: lane Could, Frances Ford, Dorothy Brown, Louise Burnham, Betty Hanson, Gloria Head, Martha Berry, Jean Moore, Jack Steel. Fourth row: Left to right: Jimmy Wells, Darlene Aber- crombic, Dot Carter. Dolores Strickland, Jackie Wheeler, Ethel Shelton, Martha Jones, Allene Smith. Ruth Campbell. Not in picture: Mary Lynn McLean, David Brown, Martha Cawthon, Jo Ann Jones. C-2 PATSY PYRON ................................ President FRANK WHEELER . . . . . . . . . Vice tPresitlenl CARL YANCEY . . . . . . . . . . Sec. and Treas. First row: Left to right: Hugh Crawford, Mason Wise, Jerry Trippe, David Deck, Martha Ann Stovall, Palsy Pyron, Betty Fowler, George Stewart. Second row: Left to right: Jackie Hornsby, Betty Mob- ley, Betty Ann Squire, Doris Moss, Beverly Ann Snider, Shirley Bridges, Beverly Hambrick, Barbara Duke, Galena Collins, Carl Yancey, Betty Harmon, Cecil Williams. Third row: Left to right: Edwin Underwood, Otis Wise, Vivian Anderson, Edna Bradberry, Betty Vandiver, Mary June Nelson, Carolyn Payton, Dollie Durrett, Hoyt W atson. Not in picture: Bernice Peeples, W. D. Patton, Ralph Stamps, Frank Wheeler, Frank Hathcock. JEFF SMITH . . . . . . . . . . . . . President MARY MINOR . . . . . . . . . . . Vice President KATHRYN GIELOW . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary HOWELL BOWDEN . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer First. row: Left to right: Gene Lipscomb, James Meyer- holtz, Thomas 11lorriss, David Thomas. Second rou': Left to right: Homer Phipps, Mary Kate Coleman, Gloria Chambers, Mary Minor, Beverly .110 Donald, Faye Brock, Nanette Davis, Mary Frances Ealum, Frances Gathright, JBanne Cou'rler. David Lee, Horace Hartley. Third row: Left to right: Jeff Smith, Louvaine Powell, Jane Corbitt, Sarah MCEuchen, Joe Surls, Buddy jelh nings, Jo Ann Hart, Marti: Nell Rayner, Rim Rich- ardson. Fourth row: Left to right: David Strickland, Erwin Allen, Bobby BlackmOn, Kathryn Cielow, Gwendolyn Moss, Mary Carolyn Linsey, Alice Holnws, Howell Bowden, Ben Sparks. Not in picture: Jerry Almandvr, Jim Briswuline. C-4 CLARA JEANES . . . . . . . . . . . . President HUGH WRIGHT . . . . . . . . . . Vice President EUGENE LOWE ...................... Secretary 8: Treasurer First row: Left to right: Cordon Standrige, Cordon Hobbs, Clara Jeanvs, Nelda Steel, Maxine Walters, Juanita Yarbrough, Eugene Lowe. Second rozv: Left to right: R. A. Burriss, Jean Allalcomb, Ada Mae Irvine, Lois Tedder, Elsie Mae Mills, Joan Matthews, Joyce Williams, Sue Johnson, Lois Mc- Williams. Third row: Left to right: Harry Smith, Richard Hol- combe, Henry McGee, Royce Stouall, Henry Rauntrev, Cecil Fielding, Earl Monroe. Not in picture: Hugh Wright, Jlargaret Clcglzorn, vam dolyn McKibben, Hazel Terry, Paul Kelley, Dorothy Watson, Lester Whitlow, Inez Walls. Juniors MARTHA WILSON . . . . . . . . . . . Presizlen RALPH FAGAN . . . . . . . . . . Vice Presiden BUS'run HOLT . . . . . , . . . Secretary $ Trea. C-5 First row: Left to right: Clarence Burnett, Eddie Daz idson, George Sexron. Second row:Left to right: Martin Jones, Jack Patterson Marion Collins, Lillian Muse, Martha Wilson, Virginb Pair, Beverly Copeland, Ju .4an Wiggins, Virginzl Daniels, Don Bryant, Dan, Davis. Third row: Left to right: Comm: Bruzly', Dorothy Parker Esther Banta, Earl Rosser, Busler Holt, Herbert Saa ler, Harold Johnson, Charles Shelton. Fourth row: Left to right: Joyce Dunn, jackie Howlanll Joy Holcomb, William Taplor, james Nabars, Ralpl Fagan, Billy Nash, Winifred Eison. Not in Picture: Dolores Lamm, lesie Mae Smith, Ear Ward, Frank Ward. C - 6 DAISY WEATIIERS . . . . . . .. . . . . President BILLY WILKIIC ............................ Vice Presidem GWENDOLYN PRITCHETT . . . . . . . . Secretary JOE REEVES . . . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer First row: vat to right: Gerald Nance, Alfred Thomp- son, Fred Craf, 11:, Norma Chambvrs, Jackie Camp, Marinn Gordy, Dorothy Trimblv, Pearl Presley, Billy Wilkie, Joe Reeves. Second row: Nell Baskin, Betty Ann Banks, Betty Jo Brown, Betty Danforth, Billie Jo Laclxtridge, Martha Berry, Gwendolyn Pritchett, Helen, Clark, Gloria Head, Vernon Farrila. Third row: Josie Lee Hits, Gloria Setzcr, Erlenc Falh ning, Emily Boyd, Betty Ann Brown, Mary Glenn Howell,Beverley Webb, Daisy Weathers. Not in picture: Gwendolyn Johnson, Carolyn Dunton, Louise Anderson, AlfreJ Kirslzfield, Betty Jean Griffin. C - 7 MARION OLIVER . . . . . . . . . . . . President DORIS ROWLAVD . . . . . . . . . . Vice President JEAN SHURBUTT . . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary DOROTHY VICKORY . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer First row: Lef! to right: Dorolhy Vickory, Carolyn Nelms, Doris Rowland, Betty May, Jean, Shurbutt: Bobby Jane Doyle, Catherine Mcrrvll, Violet Bettis, June Wartham, Paul Meier. Second row: Left to Right: Bruce Westbrook, Jean, Parnell, Ruby IWartin, Frances Simpson, Jo Ann Cad- dis, Margaret Strickland, Betty Davenport, Elizabeth Johnson, Kathleen Thomas, Jack Holland. Third row: Left to right: Lena Mae Duran, Marian Oliver, Patsy Tucker, Barbara Fields, Jacqueline Wal- den, Jane Ncsbit, Jean Nesbit, Billy May. Not in picture: Katherine Lloyd, Juanita Deason, Har- riet Hayes, Harry Johnson, James Harrlage, Elizabeth Waldrop. Sophomores B - 1 NORMAN LINK . . . . . . . . . . . . President JOHNNY ANDREWS . . . . . . . . . .Vice President COLLIER CLAImIN . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary RAY HEAD . . . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer First row: Left 10 right: Billy Quinn, Norman Link, James Crow, Johnny Andrews. Second row: Bobby Parkam, Laura Mayes, Jean Ann Sewell, Dolores Brown, Gwendolyn Webb, Frances Walters, Alice Haggard, Betty Hardeman, Carolyn Taylor, Meldred Kelly. Third row: Bill Carver, Eugene Mitchell, Kermit Hall, Ronald Coates, Hubert Couch, Carl Harrison, Conrad Baker, Collier Claddin. Not in Picture: Jean Bowles, John. Cochran, Virginia Eaves, Ray Head, Richard Hyatt. Dorothy Stephens, James Williams. HARRY BAILEY . . . . . . . . . . . . President En STRICKLAND ........................ Vice President CAROL DUKE . . . . . . . Secretary and Treasurer First row: Left to right: Davis Liggett, Mary Jo Gan , Betty White, Mary Jane Slovall, Catherine Chambers, Rueben Brown, Jackie King, Elbert Cloer. Second raw: Carol Duke, Barbara Justice, Louise Carroll, Barbara Erwin, Don's Muse, Mary Chrislian, Leonard Banks, Rebecca Paradise, Harry Davis. Third row: Ann Hiers, Billy Smith, Don Erwin, Horace Elliot, Dan Brisendine, Bill; Bradley, Dorothy Elliott. Not in picture: Bobby Alexander, Gordon Allison, Charles Bonner, Gloria Brandenburg, Patricia Lowery, Betty Jo Orr, Edward Price, Martha Sheridan, Kathleen Smith, Gertrude Stanridge. B-3 LUTHER MCWILLIAMS. . . . . . . . . . President DONNA REESE . . . . . Vice President and Secretary First row: Left 10 right: Billy Lamm, Robert Moody, Buddy Oliver, Turner Galloway, Eruin Burke, Ray- mond Hartley, William Hiers. ' Second Row: Donna Reese, Virginia Dial, Helen Cooper, Evelyn Rayner, Nora Thompson, Betty Moore, Joan Cooper, Dorothy McWilliams, Luther McWillilzms, Lee IPrather. Third row: Oscar Williams, P. J. Winkles, Floyd Garner, Harry Bailey, Ann Reeves, Juanita West, Eunice Danforth, Hazel Meier, Mildred Craton, Mary Palmer, Billy 0 Quinn, Reggie Davis. Not in picture: Jerry Cato, Harold Holt, Hartford Mc- Clendon, Charles Tarpley. Sophomores B - 4 ANNE WILLIAMS . . . . . . . . . . . President JEANNE DANIELL . . . . . . . . Vice President PAULINE ALLEN . . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary BETTY Russm . . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer First ruw: vat to rights: Evelyn Bryant, Jetty Cash, Marlin; IWPFBS, Frances Brooks. Second row: Barbara Callmuay, :Puuline Allan, Peggy Kimscy, Betty Russcy, Reba Hull, Helen, KerslMcld, Mildred Hollums, Consumer Ballenlinv. Third row: Barbara Swajfionl, Jzuwll Cawthorn, Juanita Collier, Jeanne Daniell, Eva Jarrett, Eugenia Braswell, Maggie Kali, Frances Viclrory. Not in picture: Aime Williams, Faye McCollum, Clara Shelton, Jeannine BryanL; Estelle Cochran, Gaynell Cochran, Harriett Bacot, Hazel Davis, BCtty Vaughan, Mary Connick. B-S FIMN 2 SY' . . . . . . . . . . . . President JAMl-IS LITTLE . . . . . . . . . . . View President JOHNNY MUIHHS . . . . . . Secrvlary 11ml Treasure! Firs! roux: val 10 I'iglll: Charles Kurlz, Jacqueline Huu'ln'sun, Bvlty Colvnuml, Belly Jrnnings, joycc Hulcheson. Second row: Louise Benson, Jeanne Teems, Evelyn Blackmail, Jeannie Taylor, Lynette Slone, Betty Ann Sneed. Third row: Larry Scoggins, Loy Morgan, Albert Carter Willie Dunn, Johnny Morris, Jack Patrick, Johnn; Harper, Tommy Talley. Not in picture: Billy Almaml, Gent! Goodwin, Jame: Little, Gene McKeehan, Eugene Marks, Barbara Kir bow, Frances Sykes, Barbara Thomas, Peggy Upton Sara Vickery, Wilma Woods, Betty Ann Main. H - 0 GENE CAIrrI-n: . . . . . . . . . . . . Preside Mmu'm MCDAKIEL . . . . . . . . . Vice Presiden FLOYD 05 AL . . . . . . . . . . . . Sccrctar DELIA COPELAND . . . . . . . . . . . Treasure First row: val to right: Charles Presley, Iiirlmrtl Col lullgim, Harald Sexton. Second row: Gene Carter, Dorothy Givens, Carolyn Pa ton, Laura Erwin, Edris Farmer, Dorothy Davis, Deli Copeland, Dorothy Cart, Jackie English, Merila M Daniel, Peggy Ann Bryant, Frank Judkins. Third row: John Schenck, Lamar Tillison, Marlin Smile Robert Lanicr, Floyd O'Ncal, Edwin Stanley, Dough Lester, Donald Wall. Not in picture: Preston, Brown, Mariam Crawford, Jame Duke, Peggy Crowder, Lloyd Walker, Mildred F0; Jack Ray, Dame Morgan. Sophomores B - 7 BILLY CROCKETT . . . . . . . . . . . President HAROLD MOODY . . . . . . . . . . Vice President LAVERM: SALTINO . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary FURMAN BROWN . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer First row: Left to right: Joan Garrison, Betty Forgay, Wilma Jean Powell, Second row: Left to right: Mary Jean Loyd, Barbara Chambers, Betty Jo James, Jacqueline Saltino, Irnetz Powell, Betty Hasty, Martha Wheeler, Sarah Mo Kibben, LaVerne Saltino. Third row: Left to right: Robert Pope, Charles Camp- bell, Billy Midrllebrook, Billy Crockett, Forrest Sud- duth, Virgil Morgan, Hiram Cowart, Shiro Matsunaga, Robert Starter. Not in picture: Furman Brown, Harold Chafin, Marian Jenkins, Harold Moody, Bill Rollins, Guy Starrett, Jerolean Weaver, Edward Whitmire. TARO MATSUNAGA . . . . . . . . . . President MARION Hoon . . . . . . . . . . Vice President Monms ROWLAND . . . . . . Secretary and Treasurer First row: Left to right: Estelle Malay, Shirley Stud- dard, Darlene Appling, Belly Phillips. :Second row: Left to right: Tom Woodward, Billy Wil- son, Lee Willians, Taro Matsunaga. ?Third row: Left to right: Charles Roumz'llal, Jimmy Harris, Bob Caldwell, William Sealey, Marion Hood, ' Billy Malone, Rudolph Smith, Paul Connick, Richard Johnston. Fourth row: Left to right: Phillip Davidson, Roy Dyer, Alvin Hix, Robert Dillard, Jack Waters, Tommy Fur- long, Huelett Widener, .w'llorris Rowland. Don BARKER . . . . . . . . . . . . . President 31LLY ENGLISH . . . . . . . . Vice .President LACY THOMPSON . . . . . . Secretary and Treasurer Virst row: Left to right: David Shaver, Lynell Howell, Avonnv Hagen, Frances Prickett, Mary Neal Roberts, Helen Stanfield, Spence Baker. iecond row: Left to right: Lacy Thompson, Alton Ty- son, Ed Barnes, Jack McDuffie. rhird row: Left to right: Jim Campbell, Don York, Gene Reynolds, William. Chapman, Dan Barker, Luther Travis, Billy English, Harold Scoggins. Fourth row: Left to right: Robert Coens, Wayne Nor- wood, Ben Brown, James McAnsh, Grady Roberts, Ed Barge, Perry Pierce. Vot in picture: Schenry Seals, Jessie Lee Mathies, Joyce Higgins, Charles Brooks, Billy Griffin, Frank Halcomb, Joe Stedham. Freshmen A-l LOIS MCMILLAN . . . . . . . President JEAN SWAFFORD . . . . . . . . . . Vice Presidem MARION GARDNER . . . . . . . . . . . Secretarg SHIRLEY BARNES . . . . . Treasure: First row: vat to right: Robert McCallum, IPeggy Long Carolyn Brown, Helen Woody, Natlie Stratton, Pw tricia Randolph, Marion Gardner, Neil McKeehan Elvin Mldlrm. Second row: Left to right: Hugh Wise: Shirley Barnes Lillian Johnson, Anna Coleman, Carolyn Barksdale Frances Lanier, Lois McMillan, Helene Linn, Batu Hudgins. Third row: Left to right: Bueton Bankston, Bobby Tucker, Johnny Cielow, Horace Anderson, Fred Barb Zen. Not in picture: Betty Fields, Ruth Mitchem, Virginia Holcome, Paul Hardeman, Lewis Mangum, Donald Moore, Louise Paige, Vernon Thomas, Buddy Webb Jean Swalford. CHARLOTTE WHITWORTH . . . . . . . . . President PATSY EDISON . . . . . . . . . . Vice President BARBARA STURGEON . . . . . . . . . . Secretary BARABARA D0335 . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer First row: Left to right: Janet Sosby, Addie Mae Win- slett, Charlotte Whitwonh, Joyce Suttles, Joyce Trim. ble, Kudeen Ayers, Barbara Wyatt, Ruth Handy, Mary Alice Crawford. Second row: Left to right: Betty Dill, Sally Jo Towery Joyce Wing, Carolyn Warren, Betty Maloney, Louise Cowart, Bella Sue Burns, Barbara Sturgeon. Third row: Left to right: Jean Wright, Geraldine Norman, Dolly Jo Burks, Jeanne Truly, Jean Brown: Barbara Dobbs, Mildred Lewis, Patsy Edison. Not in, picture: Mary McRac, Betty Stephens, Fannie Suttles, Barbara Andrews. A - 3 BRUCE DANIEL . . . . . . . . . . . . President EDWARD BRANTLEY . . . . . . . . . Vice President JUDY CLINE . . . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary BETTY ANN LEE . . . . . Treasure: First row: Left to right: Edward Brantley, Ronald Reeves, John Marrow, Jim Hope, Wendell Holcomb1 Nanelie Presley, Betty Joyce Johnson, Verdie Mac Hornsby, Bill Robinson, Jack Boyntan, Russell Ross1 Winston Roberts. Second row: Left to right: Guy Donies, Jane Berry, Florence Furlow, Betty Ann, Lee, Judy Cline, Barbara Ann, Jahnsey, Cathrine Williams, Eva Mowell, Nell Mable, Wynell Frederick, :Paul Lester, Sam Reynolds: Harry Lester, Bruce Daniel, Raymond Byers, Joel Lewalcn, Sidney Carter, Billy Nunnelly. Not in, picture: Wilbur Peck, Charles Sapp. A - 4 BARBARA JONES . . . . . . . . . . . . President BOBBY SMITH . . . . . . . . . . . Vice Presidem DELORES MACGI . . . . . . Secretary and Treasure: First Row: Left to right: Paul Brooks, Kenneth BranlL enburg, Marie Hendricks, June Winfrey, Peggy GamL Hazel Gaston, Jerry Saunders, George Whitmim Charles Sims. Second row: Left to right: Elane Tims, Margie Webber Dorothy Rakestraw, Delores Maggi, Eunice Hal. brooks, Barbara Webb, Emma Lou Callaway, Precella Payne, Carolyn Wesley, Betty Stephens. Third row: Left to right: Ronald Bryan, Wesley Reese Harold Bryant, Bobby Smith, Wesley Tucker, Billy Adamson, Ramord Witton, Rich Barkston, Babb; Oliver. Not in, picture: Barbara Jones, Joan Whitlock, Jessie Thompson. Freshmen A - 5 MARGARET TAYLOR . . . . . . . President CHARLES LEE . . . . . . . . . . . Vice President BOBBY JONCEMA . . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary Doms NASH . . . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer First row: Left to right: Frank Johnson, Charles Rob- ertson, Bobby Camp, Jimmy Hornsby, Doris Nash, Sara Orr, Emmajean Patterson, Bobby Kurtz, J. C. Mangum, Charles Dowda, Johnny Carver. Second row: Left to right: Mary Phillips, Dorothy Hedrick, Fanny Lee, Jackie Hornsby, Alice Ann Ham- ilton, Carolyn Pair, Barbara Wilheit, Hurgaret Taylor, Betty 0,Neil, Joe Brooks. Third row: Left to right: Pete Rollins, Robert JICDuffic, Jerry Godwin, Charles Lee, Bobby longema, Robert Lee Davis, Robert Chapman, Benny McAnsh, Homer Brown. Not in picture: Jack Ford, Barneiz Patrick, Jack Howard. A-6 ELEN TUCKER . . . . . . . . . . . . President BARBARA SULLIVAN .............. Secretary and Treasurer First row: Left to right: Jimmy Ferguson, Philip Leatherwood, Edward Trimble, Barbara Kitchens, Barbara Sullivan, Frances Danton, Joanne Jaynes, Elizabeth Fugua, Betty Joyce Major, Laverne Lewis, Louise Byars, Dorothy Laure, Donald Caglc. Second row: Left to right: Don Bell, Clyde Parlain, Winnie Pace, Barbara Schultz, Helm Tucker, Mary Walker, Juanita Jordan, Della Goodwin, Belly Scog- gins, Patsy Maynard. hird row: Left to right: Ray Mote, Donald Stephens, Walter Walker, Eugene Guest, Don. McKee, Billy Fagan, Jack Eldredge, Jimmy Stephens. 05 in picture: Wynelle Johnson, Mack Johnson. A-7 HARLES PACE . . . . . . . . . . . . President 0E BROWN . . . . . . . . . . . Vice President NNE FURLONG . . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary AULINE HUDSON . . . . Treasurer irst row: Left to right: David Litlle, Howard Dupree, Jonson Collins, Freeda Perry, Ann Furlong? Annis Hornesby, Loyd Phillips, Floyd Furlow. econd row: Fay Hite, Jeanette Wilson, Virginia Hart, Johnnie MaeKinney, Jackie Carley, Virginia Fitz- gerald, Pauline Hudson, Betty Hendricks, Nanette Gladin, Joyce Whitmire. hird row: Left to right: Billy Mayton, Tommy Otlum, Johnny Byrd, Joe Brown, Lindy Robinson, Robert Cobb, Bobby IParrotL, Don Dobbs. at in picture: Boyce Emmons, Joe Harris, Ernest Jef- fries, Charles Pace, Bobby Norris. A - 8 DGAR FELTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . President ETTY JEAN EDMUNDSON . . . . . . . Vice Presulent ARBARA KRANTZ . . . . . Secretary and Treasurer irst row: Left to right: Billy Collins, Floyd Waits, Clyde Eison, Jo Ann Harper, Barbara Bryant, Mon- icia Martin, Virginia Cox, Barbara Krantz, Lea Barv rctt, Edgar Felts, Carl Buice, Ben Wallace. econd Row: Paul Gerard, Collins Chew, Clemaline Ben- nett, Nelle 0 Kelley, Charlotte Fincher, Betty Jean Edmundson, Elizabeth Haralsun, Gwen Long, Wallace Camp, Clarence Sessions. hird row: Tommy Dunn, James Palmer, Leon Foster, Arnold McDonald, Roy Waits, Lindy Barber, Bryson Echols, Leonard Chafin. at in picture: David Bryant, Billy Wesley. Freshmen A-9 JERRY CLAY . . . . . . . . . . . . . President BOBBY ANSLEY . . . . . . . Secretary and Treasurer First row: Left to right: Charles Puckett, Billy Patrick, Julian Whitaker, Billy Bruncll, Bobby Ansley, B. W. Adams, Ray Ausborn, Murray Barbie, John Bailey, Lewis Bannister, Hamilton Alvcnon. Second row: Lewis Bettis, Joanne Barronton, Joyce Eldridge, Louise Brown, Beverly Brown, Nellie Barnes, Rachel Bond, Helen Blackstock, Jerry Clay, Louise Manley, Charlotte Hatfield. Third row: James Hennesy, R. A. Hornsby, Betty Graham, Agnes aPartain, Vernelle Collins, Virginia Wheeler, Frances Dillard, Jerome Wallace, Calvert Barrow. Not in picture: Wallace Davis, Molly Popham. A-10 BILL ALLISON . . . . . . . . . . . . President WESLEY PHILLIPS . . . . . . . . . Vice President BETTY STRICKLAND . . . . . Secretary and Treasurer First raw: Left to right: Bill Allison, Harry Rogers, Charles Cawthon, Donald Perry, Billy Davis, Wesley Phillips, Roger Stembridge. Second row: Arthur Jones, Bill Wilson, Lee Fisher, Mar- cella Lance, Joette Bradford, Reba Holeman, Dorothy Reese, Ruth Wages, Earl Driskell. Third row: George Campbell, Jack Turner, Mary Dodson, Dorothy Hale, Betty Strickland, Sara Tanner, Marvin Winslett, Wade Harralson. Not in picture: Evelena Johnson, Doris Cleghorn, Ellen Tyson, Wayne Erwin. A - 11 JERRY HARBIN . . . . . . . . . . . . President ELDRIDGE VAUGHN . . . . . . . . . Vice President JUNE GARNER ................................ Secretary SYLVIA SHIRLEY . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer First row: Left to right: Thomas Allison, Henry Stud- dard, Jack Stewart, Iimmy Jenkins, Eldrige Vaughn, Gordon Steadman, James Seritt, Billy Folsom. Second row: Lewis Sitton, Dorothy Cobb, Sylvia Shirley Joyce Dennington, Flayce Jackson, Ann Harper, June Garner, Sara Parrot, Bobby Lieb, Jack Compton. Third row: Charles Wrye, Bobby Brown, Pat Richard son, Edgar Ansley, Jerry Harbin, Ralph Cook, Georg: Brooks, Charles Hayes. Not in picture: David nPhillips, Rodney Layer, Lewi. Barber, Sara Turner. here and there ' .7 ,M.: .V AiBJREERS H U T D 05 S ACTI VITIES e POINTER GRIFFIN PATRICK, Editor-in-Chief ADELAIDE OSBORN Associate Editor LINTON DECK BARBARA CARVER MAMIE LEWIS Business Manager Advertising Manager Circulation Manager MR. GUNN MR. PIRKLE MR. LOCKLIER MR. GIBBONS FACULTY ADVISORS taff... LAVERNE BARGE, Pictures JANE BEDINGFIELD, Pictures JOANNE CARROLL, Co-Editor, Art CHRISTINE DAVIS, Composition PAT FERGUSON, Junior Editor LILLIAN HENSHALL, Pictures JOANNA HOLEMAN, Sophomore Editor GARLAND HOLLAND, Pictures GLORIA MCLEROY Feature Editor MARY ANNE JESSEE, Snapshot Editor ALDINE MAYS, Sports Editor CAROLYN MORRIS, Pictures PAT PATTON Pictures BOBBY POWELL, Composition Editor JACK RAMAGE, Sports Editor JEANNE SCOTT, Freshman Editor EARL SIMS, Pictures MARTHA JOYCE SOCKWELLa Senior Editor BETTY STONER, Pictures MARTHA STROBERG Co-Editor, Art DOROTHY WARR, Sophomore Department REYNOLDS WHEELER, Military Editor JUNE WHITWORTH, Club Editor Honor Society A DELAIDE OSBORN President 7 LINTON DECK, President REYNOLDS WHEELER, Vice-President THOMAS LIPHAM, Vice-President MARTHA JOYCE SOCKWELL, Secretary PATRICIA FERGUSON, Secretary GRIFFIN PATRICK, MISS LOIS PARR, F aculty Advisor Treasurer MARTHA STROBERG, Treasurer WILDCAT Staff Mamie Lewis ................. Editor Martha Joyce Sockwell, Associate Editor Gloria McLeroy ..... Business Manager Martha Stroberg, Circulation Manager Julia Goode ..... Advertising Manager Norma Jean Gibson, A387. Adv. Mgr. Linton Deck ............ Sports Editor Faye Brock .............. News Editor June Whitworth ....... Feature Editor Dollie Durrett ....... Exchange Editor D. E. Club OFFICERS-D. E. CLUB Calvin Southard .................... President Forrest Hill ................... Vice-President James Derick ...................... Secretary Vernell Baldwin .................... T reasurer D. C. T. Club OFFICERSnD. C. T . CLUB Lloyd Palmer ...................... President Marie Jarrett .................. Vice-President Grady Mills ........................ Secretary James Allen ....................... Treasurer Civitan Club BUILDERS OF GOOD CITIZENSHIP OFFICERS Harry Bailey ....................... President Thomas Lipham .................... Secretary Aldine Mays .................. Vice-President Lewis Shurbutt .................... Treasurer J ack Ramage ............... Sergeant-at-Arms Red Cross Representatives and . . . RED CROSS OFFICERS Laura Mayes ........... President F red Graff ........ Vice-President J ackie English .......... Secretary James Derrick ......... Treasurer The Annual Representatives Our annual home room representatives have done a splendid job. They have succeeded in selling the student body so well that a larger number of annuals have been purchased this year than ever before in history. Tops TOPS CLUB OFFICERS Adelaide Osborn . . .President Jo Ann Greer. . .Vice-President Joan Jackson ........ Secretary Elinor Lewis ........ Treasurer :2: . m A . .u g 534:1; ag- . me 5W : , am. x a U :,tezw s ?:M-st 53'1 : Art ART CLUB OFFICERS Joanne Carroll ........... President Ruth Bandy ......... V ice-President Nannette Gladen, Secretary-Treasurer Dramatics DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS Ann Reeves ......... President Mary Christian ...... Secretary Meldred Kelly ...... T reasurer Tri-HivY ALPHA CHAPTER OFFICERS Joanna Holman ............... Preside; Mamie Lewis ............. Vice-Presidei Mary Louise Brock ............ Secretar Jane BedingHeld ............... Treasure BETA CHAPTER OFFICERS Patricia Patton ................ PresideA Laura Montgomery ........ Vice-Presida Jeanne Scott .................. Secreta; Mildred Moore ............... T reasulw GAMMA CHAPTER OFFICERS Jean Moore ................... Preside Faye Brock ............... Vice-Preside Daisey Weathers .............. Secreta Carolyn Nelms ................ Treasur TrivH ivY DELTA CHAPTER OFFICERS VIary Minor ................. President ean Shurbutt ............ Vice-President Bobby Jane Doyle ............. Secretary Iarolyn Dunton ............... Treasurer EPSILON CHAPTER OFFICERS Betty Jo James ................ President fIary Jo Loyd ............ Vice-President flelen Cooper ................. Secretary Mice Ann Haggard ............. Treasurer ZETA CHAPTER OFFICERS arbara Wyatt ................ President l'IeIen Woody ............. Vice-President ean Brown ................... Secretary 3olly Burks .................. Treasurer Hi-Y SENIOR HI-Y OFFICERS Bill Russell ................... President Virlyn Skelton ................ Secretary Harry Garrett ............. V ice-Presidenl, Bob Barker ................... Treasurer JUNIOR HI-Y OFFICERS Ralph Stamps ................. President Harold Johnson ............... Secretary Ralph Fagan ............. Vice-President Jimmie Turner ................ Treasurer Billy Wilkie ............ Program Chairman Letter Wearers GIRLS, LETTER CLUBHNO OFFICERS GIRLS, ATHLETIC CLUB NO OFFICERS BOYS ATHLETIC CLUB MR. MADDOX,S SECTION NO OFFICERS MR. BOWENS SECTION NO OFFICERS Library Library Staff Golf Team GOLF TEAM OFFICERS David Thomas ................................ Captain Johnny Morris ........................ Alternate Captain Virgil Morgan ............................... Secretary Sound Club SOUND CLUB OFFICERS Galen Clements .............................. Presiden James Allen . . .Vice-Presidcn Alfred Thompson .................... Secretary-Treasure ATOMIC CRISIS Radio RADIO iCLUB OFFICERS Galen Clements ............. President James Allen ............. Vice-Presidenz Alfred Thompson . , . .Secretary-Treasurer Photography PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB OFFICERS Carl Yancey .............. President Margaret Taylor Vice-President Barbara Sullivan ..Secretary-Treasurer Science Club MOTTO: Up and Atom! OFFICERS: President ................ Wesley Phillips V ice-Presidem ........... Lawrence Kelly Secretary ................. Lynette Stone Treasurer ............... Charles Walker Program Chairman, ........ Bobby Powell Librarian .................. George Ham Stressed by the recent developments clos- ing the war, our ttHero 0f the Day, the Atom, has taken a strong, permanent grasp in the minds of all peoples. Being a charter member of the original Youth Council be- gun at Oak Ridge, Tenn., we by lectures from professors and students alike have not tried to split the atom but further our knowledge of it. With this aim in mind and assisted by Miss Martha Galloway we have en- deavored to enlarge Russell7s degree of un- derstanding on this recent evolution in Science. MRS. BROWN ................................................. I nstructor GRIFFIN PATRICK .......................................... Accompanist DAISY WEATHERS ......................................... Accompanist BOYSa GLEE CLUB AW 25V! Wtk q4au a-M'r' ??mugk$mma . ww- ax? .5..me GIRLS, GLEE CLUB Glee Club Mixed Chorus Boys, Quartet Girlsa Small Ensemble Mixed Quartet HOME EC. CLUB OFFICERS HARRY BAILEY . . . . . . . . . . . President BARRY KING . . . . . . . . . . Vice-President KENNETH PRITCHETT . . . . . Secretary-T'reasurer CAFETERIA STAFF BOYSa LETTER CLUB Spanish Club Gloria McLeroy .................. Presidena Nannette Davis .................. Secretary Linton Deck ................. Vice-President David Deck ..................... Treasurer Army Day Athletics Coaches, left to right: Mr. Gibbons, Boys, Basketball; Mr. Carroll, Golf; Mr. Cunn, Girls, Basketball; Mr. Bowen, Football; wente0 Mr. Maddox, Track. CREERLEADERS Mary Anne, Captain Dot, Co-Captain g1 0,2 Betty $Lil,, Rita Jeanne Gloria 1945 SQUAD F irst row, left to right: Stamps, W heeler, W ilkie, Bailey, Cato, Ramage, King, Pritchett, Sconyers, Mays, Car- ter, Smythe. Second row, left to right: Garner, Roundtree, Teems, Barker, Fagan, Thomas, Lunsford, Skelton, Shurbuti, Barge, Patrick, Lowe, Harbin. Third row, left to right: Leach, Horton, Elliott, Alexander, Supp, Powell, McDuffie, Williams, Brooks. Fourth Row: Rowland, Assistant Manager; Wright, Manager; Brown, King, MacDonald, Moody. RUSSELUS SCORES Opponent We They I Hapeville ............... 32 0 Decatur ................ 7 32 North Fulton ............ 13 13 College Park ............ 12 0 West Fulton ............ 27 0 Commercial ............. 21 0 Gainesville .............. 0 7 Fulrtron ................. 27 0 Jack Ramage, Captain; Barry King, Alternate Captain Coach Bowen First Team: Mays, R. E., Barker, R. T., King, R. 0., Ramage, C., Smythe, L. 0., Cato, L. T., Bailey, L. E. Stamps, Q. B., Pritchett, R. H., Carter, L. H., Sconyers, F- B. A lexander Wilkie Lunsford Thomas Stamps C arter Shurbutt M o Ody B arker Leach Wheeler K ing Ramage C ato M ays Fagan S mythe Pritchett S conyers S kelton Smith Bailey Garner Whitlow W illiams The Wildcats,, in Person The Wildcats in Action Basketball BOYSt BASKETBALL Sconyers ................ CaptaineR. G. Ramage ............ Alternate CaptaineC King ............................ L. G. Mays ............................ R- F. Bailey ........................... L. F. Phillips ............................. F . Davidson ........................... C. Nash ............................... C. Deck ............................... G. Pritchett ............................ C. Coach Gibbons Under the leadership of Capt. George Sconyers and Alternate Captain Jack Ramage, we finished the season in fourth place in N. G. I. C- For the third time in four years we had the high-seorer for the season. Jack Ramage, with 148 N. G. I. C. points and at least 100 outside the conference was high point man. Harry Bailey was among the ten high scorers. All other players acquitted themselves well on offense and defense. Almost all of the boys graduate this year, but we are look- ing forward to having others to carry on in the same fine way as those who are leaving. Squad Coach Gunn Wilson, Captain Brown, A lternate C aptain Herron Morris Prickett Squire Erwin James Carter According to the score of the Russell Girlsh basketball team the season does not seem very suc- cessful. But all girls showed a very excellent spirit and our pros- pects for next year seem very good. A11 in all, they had a fine season, and in the final sense, success is not measured in games won or lost, but how you played the games. F irst row Eids0n, Barker, Carter, Leach, Harbin, Garrett, Pritchett, Holt, Coleman. Second row Allen, Horton, Turner, Patrick, Stamps, Patterson Teems, Widener, Nix, Coley. Third row Hudgins, Smythe, Deck, E. Allen, Staats, D- Deck, Harrison, Coach Maddox. Carter 6,017 to a good starf, Bailey W healer and Barge March 22 April 5 April 9 April 17 Russell 85 Russell 342A Russell 55 Russell 38 C. M. A. 8B8 19 Tech High 691A North Fulton 55 G. M. A. 66 May 10 May 17 SCHEDULE April 19 April 30 May 8 G. I. A. A. N. C. I. C Russell Russell Russell 83 71y2 Hapeville 40 Campbell 8 College Park 32V2 Druid Hills Capt. Bernard B. Fuller Asst. P.M.S.86T. Fulton Counfy High Schools S Sgt. Thomas F. Jones C01. George S. Clarke Sergeant Instructor PHMSxQT. of Atlanta Area Officers, Club REGIMENTAL STAFF The R. O. T. C. unit of Russell has made better than the usual showing this year under the command of Cadet Colonel Reynolds Wheeler, his staff, and other cadet ofhcers and N. C. 0.5:. The retirement of Colonel George 5. Clarke as P.M.S.81T. was keenly felt, but with his successor Lt. Colonel Albert N. Ward, who distinguished himself in the E. T. 0., we know the work of the department will continue on a high level of efficiency. With the Victory ours and the new and enlarged training program set up by the W7a1' Department, the R. O. T. C. work should become more meaningful and of in- estimable value t0 the individual cadet. --CAPT. BERNARD B. FULLER Miss Lillian Henshall Cadet Colonel Rey- Miss Patsy McCartney Cadet Lt. Col. Miss Sue Johnson Cadet Major Sponsor nnlds Wheeler Sponsor Lewis Slmrbutt Sponsor Howard Nix Miss Jeanne Scott Cadet First Lt. Miss Nannette Davis Cadet Capt Pont Leach Sponsor James Allen Sponsor Cadet Lt. Col. d M . Harold Nash Ca et ajor George Denson Miss Betty Stoner , . Miss Mickey Lewis Sponsor ISF BAATTALION STAFF Sponsor Cadet Capt. Miss Mary Anne Jessee Cadet lst Lt. Miss Virginia Pair Cadet Capt. Miss June Whitworth Cadet 2nd Lt. Miss Virginia Eave. Jack Ramage Sponsor Ralph Stamps Sponxor Billy Smythe Sponsor Charles Walker Sponsor Cadet Capt. C. W. Cox Miss Joanna Holeman Sponsor Cadet lst Lt. Earl Sims Miss Jane Bedingfield Sponsor Cadet 2nd Lt. Lane Hardy Miss Martha Berry Sponsor mm in Cadet Capt. Bill Russell Miss Barbara Sullivan Sponsor Company A Cadet lst Lt. Cadet 2nd Lt. Cadet 2nd Lt. Jim Brisendine Hugh Williams Griffin Patrick Miss Joanne Carroll Miss Clara Jeanes Miss Betty May Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor Cadet Capt. Barry King Miss Gwen Johnson Sponsor Company B Cadet lst Lt. Cadet 2nd Lt. Cadet 2nd Lt. Jack Carter Bill Wilkie George Stewart Miss Mildred Moore Miss Rita RichardsonMiss Rebecca Paradise Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor Cadet Capt. Miss Dorothy Ponder Aldine Mays Sponsor Company C Cadet lst Lt. Cadet 2nd Lt. Cadet 2nd Lt. Virlyn Skelton Henry McGee Edward Barge a 1i Miss Margaret Miss Jeanne Moore Miss Joan Fox Strickland Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor Cadet Lt. Col. Linton Deck Miss Adelaide Osborn Sponsor Cadet lst Lt. Bill King Miss Martha Joyce Sockwell S ponsor 2nd Battalion Staff Cadet 2nd Lt. Miss Frances Gathright James Meyerholtz Sponsor Cadet Capt. Miss Betty Coleman Thomas Lipham Sponsor Company D Cadet Capt. James McAnsh Miss Sara McEachern Sponsor Cadet 2nd Lt. Bennie Smith Miss LaVerne Barge Sponsor Cadet lst Lt. Billy Eidson Miss Dorothy Trimble Sponsor Cadet lst Lt. Gene Lipscomb Miss Gene Gowder Sponsor Cadet Capt. Miss Dorothy Warr Bobby Powell Sponsor Company E Cadet Capt. Joe Black Miss Ann Upchurch Sponsor Cadet 2nd Lt. Dorsey Hand Miss Jane Corbitt Sponsor Cadet 2nd Lt. George Blake Miss Norma Jean Gibson Sponsor RIFLE TEAM N. C. O. CLUB ART FEATURES Superlatives Most Intellectual Boy EARL SIMS Most Intellectual Girl MARTHA STROBERG Boy Most Likely to Succeed GRIFFIN PATRICK Girl Most Likely to Succeed cTherek a Great Day Coming, ADELAIDE OSBORN Superlatives c. a n a Most Versatile Boy JACK CARTER $411 the Things You Arf Most Versatile Girl JOANNE CARROLL Best Looking Boy JOHN DA VIDSON Prettiest Girl LILLIAN HENSHALL WA Hubba, Hubba, Hubbtf Superlatives 7 :Vrresislible You, Most Popular Boy ALDINE MAYS Most Popular Girl L DOROTHY PONDER ccThan For M? C utest Boy HAROLD Cutest Girl x BETTY STONER r' Superlatives :My Idealj, Most Military Boy LEWIS SHURBUTT Best Dressed Girl PATRICIA PATTON Vhod, Good, Goof, Most Athletic Boy J ACK RAMAGE Most Athletic Girl CAROLYN MORRIS u erlaticves Most Dignified Boy BOB BARKER Most DignMed Girl MAMIE LEWIS 511713 We Got Fun? Wildest Boy BOBBY POWELL WLttLest Czrl DIXIE GOODING KIN G and QUEEN Dollie Durrctl, the vivacious daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Durrell of East Point. and Horace Elliot, popular son of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Elliot: also of East Point, were crown ed King and Queen of Russell High at the annual Hallowe,en carnival October 26. 1945. SENIOR PLAY Martha Stroberg, Howard Nix, Mary Anne Jessee, Billy Smythe Jo Ann Greer, Joyce Lindsey, Reynolds Wheeler, Julia Goode Linton Deck, Martha Joyce Sockwell, Joanne Carroll, William Lester Mrs. Virginia Parker, Sponsor'x' Kathryn Duncan, Betty Stoner, Earl Sims, Bobby Mr. Carroll, Business Manager Powell Pr0mpters N ame IAMES ALLEN IOAN ANDERSON LIEF ANDERSON DOLAREESE BAILEY VERNELLE BALDWIN DOROTHY BARBER BOB BARKER LA VERNE BARGE PAUL BAUMGARTNER IOYCE BEARDEN IANE BEDINGFIELD RUTH BELL CARL BENSON IOE BLACK GEORGE BLAKE GABRIELLA BOATRIGHT ROMEO BRINKLEY UM BRISENDINE MARY LOUISE BROCK BOSE BROOKS GLEDA BROWN MARTHA ANN BROWN FHRISTOPHER BURNETT LYDE BURNETT IRGINIA BURNHAM RANGES BURNS ETTY CAGLE LENN CAMPBELL OANNE CARROLL ACK CARTER ROBERT CARTER BARBARA CARVER IEANNETTE CASH MARGARET CHAFFIN EWENDOLYN CHAPMAN ALEN CLEMENTS ELORES COCHRAN AMAR COCHRAN RNEST COLE IMMY COLEMAN ILLY COLEY JVELYN COLLIER EORGE COLLINS . W. COX AROLYN DAILY OHN DAVIDSON HRISTINE DAVIS INTON DECK IRGINIA DENHAM EORGE DENSON AMES DERRICK OBBY DUKE ATHRYN DUNCAN Review of Seniors Besetting Sin Absent-minded look Vaccinated with a Phonograph needle Arguing with Galen Dislike for certain teachers Work Giggling Silence Spaghetti and meatballs Baseball Southern drawl Not rolling up her hair Solitude Physics Anne Nickname Just her Studying That iibeat-up car Writing limericks during Spanish Solemnity Indifference Shortness Girls D. C. T. Shyness C. M. A. Blushing Being nonchalant Peanut butter crackers Twelve toes The Ford Mr. Pirkle Blushing Dignity Peroxide Weeds Classroom beauty parlors Homework English Hatred for women Hair in his eyes Plucking her eyebrows Money Conceit SCSapp95 Too many women Flirting Eating C. M. A. Keeping reord of grades Phat Line Being quiet Chewing gum H obby Radio Boys Radio Bowling Fire arms Writing notes in class Football Playing Blackjack Being late Work Collecting men Staying in for Mr. Dean Teasing Playing paper dolls with Miss Parr Imitating Frankie Antagonizing teachers Growing mustache Women Sketching Movies Males Catching flies Automobiles English Being quiet Having a good time Throwing horseshoes Talking to Mildred in English Being a part of everything Trying to play hard to get Being with Joan Advertising Radio Being well dressed Boys High Radio Dancing Wrecking cars Being a iiyes manii Aggravating Mrs. Parker Buying diamonds Bragging Skipping class Flirting Writing letters to Sapp Hi-Y Driving Aggravating Miss Gross True Story Magazines Checking roll His job Collecting Stamps Sewing Redeeming V irtue Flying ability Jokes Bashful smile Quietness Sweet smile Blush Dignity Complexion Dry wit Dreamy eyes Cuteness Blue eyes Clothes Friendliness Norma Blonde hair Guitar Those eyes! Sweetness Good humor Eyes English exemptions Working Nice smile Presbyterian Choir Red hair Figure Good looks iiWillum High tenor Exuberance Dependability Hair Good grades Being so adorable Helpfulness Natural curly hair Sense of humor Eating Personality Barbara Size Nealness Imagination G5Sapp79 Good looks StudyinghWho ? Brown eyes Quietness Good dancer Blond, wavy hair Geometry Curley hair Future Aim To fly high A husband Television operator Nothing special Lady of Leisure Spanish teacher Editor of Time B. A. at Duke To be more popular than Conrad Gonzo To be somebodyis private secretary Life cover girl To have a good picture made To be a butcher at A 81 P To get out of Tech the hard way Bootlegger Live and be happy To play his guitar some more Just be lazy Commercial artist To be an Esquire cover girl Marriage Missionary Expand in business To be janitor at Richis Put up traffic lights in Rus- sellis halls Get rid of freckles Somebodyas dishwasher Life of ease Auburn To meet more girls in Milledgeville To be with Joan some more To own a ford convertible Lady of leisure Learn to talk a lot To be a heartbreaker T0 graduate To be Hedv Lamar, 2nd. To be an F. B. 1. man To learn to drive Never to work any more Barbara Be a toe dancer on Broadway Work 6 days a week Be as wonderful as Clark C. To be a Sapp Chicken Inspector G0 around the world Davidson Drive a dog-sled Be 21 Charles Atlas Be an actor Manage Y. W. C. A. Nurse Name HAZEL DUNN WINFRED EASON BRIGGS EDNEY MARY EDWARDS FRANK EIDSON PAT FERGUSON JOAN FOSTER DONNA CABLE HARRY GARRETT NORMA JEAN GIBSON HELEN GINN JULIA GOODE DIXIE GOODING JODIE GREER FRED GROSS MARTHA HALE GEORGE HAM DORSEY HAND LANE HARDY DORIS HARMON CHRISTINE HARTLEY H. A. HENDRICKS LILLIAN HENSHALL MARTHA HERRON BETTY JO HICKMAN F ORREST HILL HELEN HOBBS JOANNA HOLEMAN GARLAND HOLLAND JOHNNIE HOPE MARY HORNSBY FLOYD HORTON LEONARD HUDGINS SUE HUBBARD DOROTHY J ACKSON JOAN J ACKSON JIMMIE JACKSON MARIE J ARRET JACKIE J ENKINS MARY ANN J ESSEE J IMMY JONES J OYCE J ONES RUTH J ORDAN VERA JUDKINS LAWRENCE KELLY BARRY KING BILLY KING DELORES LAMM O. A. LANE BETTY LANEY ROY LARGEN PONT LEACH WILLIAM LESTER ELINOR LEWIS MAMIE LEWIS JOYCE LINDSEY THOMAS LIPHAM MARTHA LOWENTHAL Beseuing Sin Popping gum Laziness Talking in class Bouncing Girls Southern Drawl Skipping Study Hall Height English Chattanooga Laughing Arguing with Mrs. Parker Talking Arguing ttTwelve Dozen,7 D. C. T. Florida G. I. Haircut Working Secrets Shyness Making love too often Sconyers Athletic Prowess Big Mouth Soda Jerk Biting Finger Nails F euding Whistling at women Getting out of class English Tom-foolery Speech Bashfulness F lirty eyes Commercial Law Slowness Peroxide Chewing gum $4Jack99 Opening Beer Bottles Straightforwardness Algebra V That ttCollins Boy, Talking at Wrong time C;Gwemp9, Cuttin7 Up Misbehaving Going to school Naive Racing Selling the Convertible His Dreams Talking with eyes Pestering people for articles ttGalenh Studying Shorthand officials Hobby Eating Collecting Writing to P. R. Drawing Worrying teachers Opera Photography Reading Track Having fun Dating J. M. Pestering people about ads Working in oHice Having fun Romance Being a Senior Flying Girls Band Licking postage stamps Music C. S. C. W. Dieting History Smooching Girls Going to movies Tech High Collecting Varga Calendars Keeping Mrs. Parker on the run Movies Glee Club Discussing English Writing notes in English Music Eating Horse-back riding Young Peoplets Dept. Sleeping Getting Jack,s homework Horror Stories Writing Stories Mystery Stories Writing Poetry Collecting Sports Airplanes Enj oying life Most anything Singing Cars Good looking cars Eating Letter Writing Wildcat Playing Nurse Poker Bowling Redeeming virtue Laughing Good nature Interlect Being tiny Negro dialect Sharing Homework Personality Hair Humor Dainty Interlect? Sweet Disposition Personality Smile Looks Reserved Manner Scholarship Sense of Humor Goodness Neatness Blond Hair Joking Beauty Dark Complexion Sense of Humor Red Hair Graduating Legs Night life Smiling Graduating Likability Cheerfulness 46Wi11y37 Hair Friendly Personality Sweet disposition Work Unselfishness Friendliness Secludedness Originality Reserved Friendliness Smile Bright remarks in English Sense of Humor Good Nature Amiable Pretty face Good looks Tillie 4210,, Winning Smile Dependable Good Grades Dean Adoration Sleepy eyes Future Aim Happiness Constant fun To loaf To be 5 ft tall Be a ttBig Leagueja basebalt player Get curl out of eyebrows Bill Be a Navy Nurse Juanita ChMonk3, Happiness Flea Doctor Be an old maid Tell a joke people will laugl at Find Utopia Leave Russell Co with Pat Pass Geometry Preacher Be a politician Very uncertain Retire at 25 Cheerleader at Ga. Be a History Teacher Marry a Preacheljs Son Make a Girl Jealous Happiness Be a second Betty Grable Be anothgr J ohn Robert Powers Keep two pencils at once Be a doctor Get enough sleep Public Speaking Own Ford Convertible Graduate from Bob Jones College Be able to talk as much a: Dixie Own Horse Ranch Just live School teacher Spend a gWeekend at tht Waldorfw Own Beer Parlor Write for Liberty To be happy Write More Poetry Be a millionaire Have fun Fly to Lower Slobbovia Get Married Farmer Find the Wight oneh Get through red light in West End Settle down and raise little ttTilliest, Make more than $3.50 or his first book Gain Weight Editor of Yellow-Iacket North Georgia College Own Stork Club Settle down N ame JAMES LUNSFORD PATSY MCCARTNEY BARBARA MCCONNELL DOROTHY MCEACHERN ?BETTY Mc EWEJV GILBERT MCDUFFIE GLORIA MCLEROY LOIS MALONE CHARLES MARTIN JOANNE MATER MARY MATSUNAGA ALDINE MAYS JEANNE MILLIGAN GRADY MILLS CLA UDE MOORE MILDRED MOORE GRADY MOSS CAROLYN MORRIS LOLA MAE MOTE FRED MOYE AROLD NASH OWARD NIX DELAIDE OSBORN ONALD OSBORN EAN PARNELL RANGES PATE IRIFFIN PATRICK ATHERINE ATRICIA PATTON ECIL PHILLIPS ARRIETT POWELL BOBBY POWELL EDITH PRICKETT UTH QUINN THELMA QUINN JACK RAMAGE TOMMY ROAN BILL RUSSELL SALTER LAURA MONTGOMERY PARKER PATTERSON KENNETH PRITCHETT Beseuing Sin Being smart Talking impallence Johnny Belng absent Racing bAinl no future in that,5 philosophy French accent? 4th period Chem. class lndependenccec belng little Mischief Bob Working Wanting to go to the drug- store during class Studying Cuttin9 up :Talking 'xHarry Men That bhairh Betty Stoner Making Miss Gross mad Her way with men Being quiet Not speaking to anybody D. C. T. Jealous nature Ignoring boys Bookkeeping Staying out of school Her nickname Imitating bbNormanb Studying Laziness Mustache Aldine Being Late Jokes Chemistry bbScotFa Talking in class Timidness Mary Ann That curly, curly hair Barbara 4bCussednessb Spanish Hobby Being slow Riding in Sue,s car Escaping work Poetry Many men Raising pigeons Life, Love, and pursuit thereof Reading J azz records Shining her ring School Skipping Classes Bob Hiking playing radio Studying Bracelets Music Being silly Men Pursuing women Stoner The waildob 54T99 Basketball Changing her hair-dds Teasing Lamar Cochran Billy Quoting Mr. Dean Men Telephone conversations D. C. T. Being President of Senior Class Being intelligent Witty Remarks Basketball Dancing Swimming Wine, Women and Song bHe singsN Friendly Smile Football, Track and Baseball Passing English Honor Soiety Football, Basketball, and Track Algebra WFhat cara, Women CU Being an Eagle Scout Redeeming V irtue Cuteness Those eyelashes F reckles Intellect? Affectionate nature Going to Church bCFigger7, Lady-like graces Wit Being engaged Black hair Dot Reserved quietness Friendliness Not going to drug- store during class Veteran Pin Likin, people Reading Sense of humor Sweetness Casual, carefree air Stoner Ability to argue That gorgeous red hair Wavy hair Her black hair Being nice to every- body Green eyes Always smiling Good disposition Green eyes Quietness Musical Ability Sweetness Fiend for clothes bBrassy friendliness7, Personality Generosity Activity Basketball bScottb Kindness Intelligence His beautiful hair His Family Neatness Red CU Hair Giving parties F uture Aim Know as much about trig. as Mr. Maddox Be president of Notre Dame Boris Karloff, Wallace Beery eor Van Jahnson Johnny Be a football coach at Ga. Tech. More pigeons Same as hobby Traveling Saleslady To be another Artie Shaw Housewife To get in Clemson Dot To get enough sleep To graduate To live in Tampa To quit Studying Be bMiss Americab, instead of beiss Stardustah Be an executive Run a boysh dormority at Ga. Tech. To be a second Lana Turner To please Miss Parr one day Stoner To own a jeep To be a contralto in Metropolitan Opera To do something great sometime To be a blonde To learn to write so Mrs. Parker can read it Model? Pilot? To be a criminal lawyer To make a certain guy happy Wouldnk you like to know? To be successful in all her undertakings To play boogie woogie in Carnegie Hall To see if the grass is green on the other side of the fence To become presidenteof anything Settle down and raise gold- fish Aldine To own a Buick convertible To be a Georgia Ham; actor, that is To be a basketball coach To be a football coach To sell peanut's to elephants To be a stenographer To give Miss Hearn 10 de- merits To have more beirtueb To go to Brevard To graduate To travel Name BEVERLY SCARBOROUGH JOAN SCHMALMAACK GEORGE SCONYERS JEANNE SCOTT BETTY SHIVERS LEWIS SHURBUTT EARL SIMS ALLENE SMITH BENNY SMITH GENE SMITH SARA SMITH BILLY SMYTHE CALVIN SOUTHARD SARA SPIER ROSE MARIE SQUIER EARL STAATS JAMES STANDRIDGE MABRIE STEWART BETTY STONER LANIE STOWERS MARTHA STROBERG EVANS SUMMERS CLARENCEE SWAFFOD STANLEY TEEMS CLARENCE THOMAS JACK THOMAS CYNTHIA TILLISON ALFRED TURNER ANNE UPCHURCH PEGGY VAUGHN J. W. WAITS CHARLES WALKER VIRGINIA WALKER MYRA WALLACE DOROTHY WARR LUCY WATERS WILLIAM WATSON PAULINE WATSON REYNOLDS WHEELER MILDRED WHIDBY RUTH WHIDBY DOROTHY WHITLOCK JUNE WHITWORTH JACK WILLIAMS ALVUS WILSON CARLTON YANCEY JEAN YARBROUGH MARY VIRGINIA MALONE ETHEL MARTIN ROBERT DOMINICK MILDRED GRUBB CHARLES GUNCKEL MARY LOIS SHUDER MARTHA JOYCE SOCKWELL Beseuing Sin Tech Chewing gum ttBrewh Kenneth Jack Redheads His ttPackardh Her sweet silence Throwing trash on cafeteria Hoor Love for football Giggling Dyed ttT shirts Girls Quietness C. B. Independence The ttRusselV Her hair Peroxide Talking Bending fenders Alcohol Hair G. I. Hair-cuts Smokmg Clgars Clothes Quietness Too serious Frankness Staying out of school Flying kites Being absent from homeroom Boys Flirting with boys Day dreamingr Luke Not having enough dates Freckles Women in general Boys Men Chemistry Pug nose Carlene Honor Roll Being 3 Wolf Whining IndiiTerence New idea of Education Racing Petiteness His hair Getting homework 4We olde car,a Hobby Horseback riding Swimming Playing outlaw Kenneth Jack Redheads Betty J0 Wt Song directing at church Bookkeeping Football Shooting dice Dogs Baseball Being a friend to everyone Clint Sleeping in 105 Catching jokes Primping Harold C. M. A. Dancing Girls Cars Trying to be like Harry Reading books on horses Talking Economics Track Sewing Makin7 friends Laughing Collecting anything odd Reading Eating candy Sailors Chewing gum Traveling Collecting BulterHies Trigonometry Movies Basketball Chemistry Singin7 crazy songs Carlene Studying Girls Asking Questions English Sleeping Cars CU Ft. Mac Military Doing worthwhile things ttGlotZ ttMoeh, and June Redeeming Virtue Friendliness Being on tune Personality Her beauty Jack Redheads Understanding Her brotherts ear Quietness Ability to make friends Wit His ttcocker slaaniel5, eyes Dry wit Her dimple C. B. Dignity Being crazy Quietness Cuteness Friendliness Personality Quietness Ingeniusness Winning ways Sweetness Hair Albert Expressive blue eyes Black hair Hair Curly hair Confederate history English English Severity Smiling Geometry Writing sailors Angelic air Algebra Arithmetic Hair Cuteness Carlene Laugh Second period Study hall hn D. Lady-like ways Sweetness Guess what? Library Girls Friendliness Five feet of cuteness Future Aim To raise white race horses for Bing Crosby To live in Gainesville To make All American Football To play football with tTC Pf Jack Redheads To make a ttthirtyh hOUJ day To be the first woman con ductor of a Symphony Orchestra To become a pilot More Hip To buy a stalk 0f greel bananas T0 sell popcorn 0n the Kn01 Lieutenant Air Corps Be fussed about C. B. Marry a rich girl Canine farm, To be a success Harold Something exciting Radio Watch maker Navy Ride on a Ere engine Veternarian To own half of Gulf Oil Co Stenographer t Inherit a million Public Speaking To move closer to town To go steady Learn German and G0 u China Beautician Fly around the world Nurse Own a convertible To get out of Russell To sing on the radio To be a Civil Engineer Co to California Co to New York T0 please Miss Galloway To be a humorous Morticial Carlene Teach school Operate a Fly Circus To be a lawyer t To be a painless Dentist t Be industrious T0 graduate To be a librarian To be an engineer To be a success More men Martha Herron i 1, RV Johnnie Hope Thomas Lipham Jeanne Milligan Joan Foster James Allen Dorothy Barber WE SOLD THE 'ADS Patsy McCartney Dolores Cochran Sue Hubbard Pont Leach Adelaide Osborn Barbara Carver Mildred Moore gwum' ,-;4 oo'moa PIEDMONT COLLEGE Demorest, Georgia A. R. Van Cleave, President Four Year, Co-Ed, Liberal Arts College Moderate Price Write for Catalogue THE CUB Steak Specials, Chicken-in-Basket, Hamburger Sandwiches J. D. Spratlin, Prop. CA. 8045 Near Municipal Airport Hapeville, Georgia 2 Lockridge - Rogers Lumber Company All Kinds of Building Materials $ 301 East Washington Street East Point, Georgia CA. 8417 Com1$7;ments 0f STRICKLAND SERVICE STATION Texaco North Main Street 4 Connally Drive CAlhoun 9104 Merritt 63 Collins Drug Store 201 South Main Street East Point, Georgia Phones Calhoun 2134 - 5 C. O. T. C. CLUB Bill Russell Thomas Lipham Charles Walker George Ham - Jerry Alexander - James Allen CoszHments of The Army Brats of Russell High East Point, Georgia ComN;ments of FIELDS GROCERY CA. 9175 201 W. Washington Mo WWW w CITY OF EAST POINT 12.4 598800 PHOTO-SPROGS mewmm us no LUCKIE STREET A1LANTA GEORGIA Ewe are Me door: of Me TelepHme Building at OPPORTUNITY Doors of opem'ng to Me 1946 Girl Graduate 4 Business future ax wide as Me Nation itsegf. 51 Ivy Street, A 5usz'7zess wz'th cherzMeal ideals and new 50pm, idem and opportunities. Y N A P M O C H P A R G E L E T D N A E N O H P. E L E T L L E B N R E H T U 0 S E m DF EF TO Mm ME RM OY C Nm 1P M E a t n a d A t, e e r t s Y V I 1 5 l, O 1 O 0 R BEST WISHES From Russell High Alumni John L. Suttles-128 Mary Suttles Easterlin1132 Joe Suttles1'45 Charles L. Suttles1130 Nellie Ruth Suttles114l E. H. FOSTER Grocerie51Meats-Vegetables- Fruits Phone Calhoun 9362 1344 Virginia Ave. College Park, Ga. Com?7;ments of EAST POINT WHOLESALE GROCERY COMPANY Distributors GrocerieS1Restaurant Supplies- paper Products CA. 3111 901 South Main Street East Point, Georgia Call BREWER - HEAD REALTY COMPANY Prompt Service On Anything Pertaining to Real Estate Insurance Loans Rentals Saks Jackson 4164 Title Building Atlanta, Georgia Walnut 6394 i s E Our Reputation is Based 011 Past Accomplishments When you see the name MARLINJOHNSON PRINTING CO. You are assured of Dependable Printing Whiteway Avenue Phone CAlhoun 28 73 East Point, Georgia 'NN NOW'WH Compnments of American Legion Post No.51 East Point. Georgia OFFICERS: Roy Drukenmiller. Commander D. c. Britt. senior Vice commander J. G. Lewis, Junior Vice commanaer N. Phil Edmbndson. Adjutant Edgar A. Loyless. Finance Officer H. E. Billinghurst. Chaplain A'No-o- mmowomo om- 'mmoow Comz$7;ments of Dan Eidsong Service Station Tires - Batteries - Accessories - Road Service CAlhoun 6878 134 W. Cleveland Avenue EAST POINT FORD COMPANY Authorized Dealer Genuine Ford Parts Expert Repair Work CA. 2166 308 N. Main St. East Point, Ga. Congiments 0f EDWARD F. HUNT CARL'S 5 - 10 - 25c STORE Shop At Carl's and Save?! 144 N. Main St. East Point, Ga. ComNhnents 0f BRESSLER BROTHERS Peters Street Atlanta, Georgia MODERN MILK 599 ICE CREAM CO. Olds Delicious Ice Cream MA. 1033 325 Capitol Ave. CHARLES H. MEYER Ea? BROS. Jewelers Established 1939 AM. 3188 3 830 Gordon St., S. W. WVest EmVs Complete Jewelry Store? PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS wo,o o o ' oi;' 'WmoMNMMMW CoszHments of BROWNIES CLEANERS CA. 3012 J. R. Brown - Owner Conghnents 0f 2 EAST POINT CHEVROLET CO. North Main St. East Point, Georgia Complhnents 0f CHARLES B. THOMAS Manufacturers of Printing Ile GENERAL SPECIALTY COMPANY Banners - Badges - Pennants - Buttons - Flags - Costumes Favors for all occasions 72 Broad St. Walunt 5127 Atlanta, Georgia D. R. COOPER ROOFING CO. Contractors In All Types of Roofing - Siding - Painting and Repairs F. H. A. Terms Arranged. For Free Estimation Call D. R. Cooper Pat McKeown or CA. 7873 626 N. Main Street East Point, Ga. Com1$7;ments of SOUTHEASTERN AIR SERVICE Inc. z Municipal Airport Atlanta, Ga. Combh'ments 0f CHECKERBOARD FEED STORE 632-34 North Main St. East Point, Georgia CA. 7701 W. W. Holloway, Mgr. ComNhnents 0f REEDER- McGAUCHEY COMPANY 52 Broad St, N. W. Atlanta, Ga. Com1$7;ments of A FRIEND J. P. STEVENS ENGRAVING COMPANY Commencement Invitations Wedding, Reception, Visiting Cards Monogrammed Stationery KAI'tistic Creations With Fine Material? Samples and Prices on Request 110 Peachtree S treet Established 1874 ComgSHments 0f A FRIEND M cCOY 3 Courtesy Coal Hardware Next Door to Bank of Fulton County EAST POINT, GA. JACK EPPLEY DANCING SCHOOL Offers Teen-Age Classes in Rhumba - Foxtrot - Jitterbug - Waltz - Tango Greetfngs Jefferson Avenue Baptist Church Rev. Paul A. Meigs 1 Minister 331A Auburn Ave. WA. 5385 CREWS PHARMACY Prescription - Druggist Combuments of Quality- Accuracy CALIENTES CLUB 101 S. Main Street East Point Hapeville, Georgia CA. 2138 - 39 memao Compliments of A FRIEND Main 7206 Main 7206 JACK BRISCOE'S SERVICE USED CARS - SERVICE STATION 93 Forest Ave. Atlanta, Ga. JIM 599 JERRES PLACE Hamburgers - Hot Dogs Short Order: King 0 Fulton Streets Hapevine, Georgia Compliments of GRANTS SERVICE STATION CA. 9291 407 Washington St. East Point, Georgia HUGHEYS SHOE SHOP CA. 9188 112 W. Cleveland Ave. East Point, Georgia Compliments of WALLACE CASH STORE 1001 S. Main St. East Point, Georgia Compliments of EAST POINT POLICE DEPARTMENT Compliments of Mrs. Vance Stevens Beauty Shop 221 St. Michael St. East Point Compliments of Cascade Heights Service Station M. W. Anderson Raymond 9323 2287 Cascade Rd. Compliments of REYNOLDS CAFE 118 N. Main St. East Point, Georgia Compliments Of SOL COHENS BICYCLE SHOP RA. 4154 784 Gordon St. Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of D. E. CLUB RUSSELL H 16H SCHOOL LEE S. WOLFE 6? CO. Agents -- Distributors Welding Equipment and Supplies 108 Davis Ave. East Point, Georgia BARNES Inc. Radio and Radio Service Phonograph Records 60 Broad St., N. W. Main 5776 Compliments of CASCADE HEIGHTS PHARMACY Raymond 2471 2311 Cascade Rd. Atlanta, Ga. J. T. COCHBAN General Contracting and Architectural Service CA. 3247 ANDREWS 8: COTTONGIM FLOWER SHOP Flowers for Any 000057-071 Prompt Delivery 433 E. Virginia Ave.CoHege park, Ca. Ca. 1978 Night 6- Ca. 6143 It Is The Spirit That Giveth Life-The Flesh Profiteth Nothing John 6:63 THE EAST POINT CHRISTIAN CHURCH Offers Hearty Congratulations to The Class of 1946 Your Success In Life Depends Largely Upon Spiritual Values! CA. 1105 CA. 6031 F irestone CAWTHON 8: HOLLUMS Tires and Auto Supplies Expert Tire Recapping Shell Gasoline Cor. Washington 8: Church Sts. East Point, Ga. Congr'ments of DIXIE DIVISION Armco Drainage 8: Metal Products Inc. East Point, Ga. Jacksonville - Raleigh - Montgomery Congratulations to the Class of .46 Wishing You Success for the Future GEORGE L. WILSON z Deve701$;ng Aububon Forest, Cascade Hts., and Beecher Hills Subdivision m m Compliments of DR. KIMSEY E. FOSTER College Park HARTS DEPARTMENT STORE Welcomes Their Customers Main Street East Point, Ga. REESES PLACE Regular Meals Short Orders 315 S. Main Street RAGSDALE, WHALEY 5:? CO. Insurance Real Estate CAlhoun 2113 Whiteway Ave. East Point, Ga. Compliments to THE SENIORS V. F. COUCH Compliments of H. A. CLUB H. H. Martin W. R. Hipp James Hansen Compliments of W. B. BRANTLY COMPANY General Contractors Decatur, Georgia Compliments of D-Q Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF 146 Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Walston JAMES M. HOLMES Teacher of Classic and Popular Piano WA. 6275 40 Peachtree Arcade Compliments of W. A. GALLIN Compliments of Jefferson Park Christian Church East Point, Georgia Compliments of 11THE WILDCAT Compliments of CARLTON L. YANCEY and FAMILY Prices Right 11CHRIS USED CARS C. C. BURNETT, Jr., Owner Buys and Sells Good Cars East Point, Ga. 912 5. Church St. Compliments of SPANISH II CLASS WINGO'S CAFE Where FHends Meet J. C. Wingo 625 Lee St., S. W. RA. 0655 BLACK ROCK CLUB Golf : Fishing Swimming Mrs. Gladys B. Thomas, Mgr. George P. Thomas, Asst. Mgr. Campbellton Road Ben Hill, Georgia VICTORY MOTORS. INC. Distributors Dodge - Plymouth Passenger Cars and Dodge Job - Rated Trucks 25 North Ave., N. E. Atlanta, Ga. Calhoun 8426 Calhoun 8426 BENDIX AUTOMATIC HOME LAUNDRY CAWTHON 8: HOLLUMS Home Appliances Auto Supply Store Washington and Church Sts. East Point, Ga. Com1$Hments 0f JERE A. WELLS Superintendent of Schools FULTON COUNTY Com1$7;ments of SGT. T. F. JONES Military Department - Russell High School ComN;ments 0f GLOVER'S PHARMACY 326 N. Main St. East Point, Georgia CAlhoun 3174 M. S. NIX MACHINE SHOP Acety7ene and E7ectr;c Weldhtg General Machhte RezScdrs Res. Phone MA. 3629 - Business Phone MA. 4416 121-123 Forsyth St. S. W. Atlanta, Georgia CoszHments of LEACH 56 COMPANY East Point, Georgia Com1571'ments of B. 86 F. GRILL Where Russell Students Gather CAlhoun 9287 HAZELS BEAUTY SHOPPE Mary Bargeron, Prop. Individual Hair Styling Without Extra Cost 873 Gordon St. Atlanta, Ga. Combuments of Progressive Auto 663 Appliance Stores 100 Jefferson Avenue East Point, Georgia CAlhoun 7794 Com1$7;ments of TY STOKES P, O. Box 45 Atlanta Georgia Representative for Bastian Bros. Co., Rochester, New York School and College Jewelry Announcements. Personal Cards. Diplomas. Caps and Gowns Congratu7at7'ons to THE CLASS OF 1946 Russell High P.-T. A. ComNhnents of Duncan-Weathers Press printers 117 Forsyth Street, S W. Atlanta. Georgia Yancey Brothers Co. 634 Whitehall Street Atlanta. Georgia Ma. 3962 HCater1$r77arn Tractors Good Buildhtg MacMnery Real Estate Insurance East Point Realty C0. Calhoun 2153 - 4 219 South Main St. East point, Ga. Greethtgs from AGNES SCOTT COLLEGE Decatur. Georgia SOUTHERN WOOD PRESEBVING COMPANY Creosoting and CreoPine Products p. 0. Station H Atlanta. Georgia In Memory of Hie Russell Boys W210 Did Not Return EAST POINT ELKS Lodge No. 1617 Ifs the friendly high-sign BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY THE ATLANTA COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. '- Com1$Hments of HENRY MOTOR CO. CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH DEALER s;nce 1928 434 North Main Street East point. Georgia Compliments of LAY COMMITTEE of East Point Hea1th Center Compliments of BOB Es? J01 The College park Christian Church RAYMOND W. BLACK, Minister College Park, Ga. Office Phone, CA. 4519 Res. Phone, CA. 6680 Compliments of D-5 Compliments of C. S. WYNN Compliments of ROBERT CARPENTER Judge of Civil Court of Fulton County Compliments of THE RUSSELL THEATRE East Point, Georgia Georgia Highway Express. Inc. General Traffic Offices and Atlanta Terminal DeKalb Avenue and Krog Street Atlanta, Georgia Compliments of EAST POINT SERVICE STATION and APPLIANCE SHOP 510 N. Main St. East Point, Georgia Compliments of EUBANKS APPLIANCE CO. 604 N. Main Street East Point, Georgia EAST POINT PHARMACY Prescription Druggists CAlhoun 2116 - 2117 100 Main Street East Point, Georgia THE GEORGIAN BOOKSHOP 16 Marietta Street At1anta, Georgia Compliments of 1 YOUNG HARRIS COLLEGE For Information Write Young Harris, Georgia J. w. Sharp Compliments of JEFFERSON PARK SODA CO. Otis Stephens, Owner East Point, Georgia Compliments of MR. ROY DRUKENMILLER Principal Russell High School Compliments of J. B. VICKERY T. C. McDOWELL C. G. WEEMS Phone: WA. 9985 DUGGAN OPTICAL COMPANY Optometrists and Opticians 221 Mitchell Street, 5. W. Atlanta 3, Georgia D. C. Jackson, Jr., Manager 0. l . MOORE WHOLESALE PRODUCTS COMPANY 1050 Murphy Avenue. S. W. State Farmer's Market Ra. 9481 Atlanta, Georgia Comgmments of EAST POINT BOWLING CENTER Hours from 12:00 a. m. to 12:00 p. m. Soft Drinks. Hot Dogs. Candy. Etc. Compliments of THE STUDENTS OF A - 8 Compliments of THE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Compliments of D-l Compliments of The Mahegiboluh Sub -Deb Club Best Wishes In A Your Undertakmgs LIPHAM'S PLACE CA. 9202 615 S. Main Street East Point, Georgia M. 0. HEMPEBLEY FEED STORE Security Mills, Dairy. poultry and Horse Feeds Sherwin-Williams paints Garden Seed Phone 3811 212 North Main Street East Point, Georgia FINER BRASSIERES for Dignity 1 Beauty On Sale At Better Stores SOUTHERN BRASSIERE COMPANY Com1$7;ments of BANK OF F ULTON COUNTY East Point. Georgia o GORDON SHURBUTT BEN HILL HOME AND AUTO STORES Urormerly Ben Hill Service Statiom Home Appliances Pure 011 products Firestone Stores NEW TIRES - BATTERIES -- ACCESSORIES - LUBRICATION PAINT HARDWARE RA. 9118 Ben Hill, Ga. Prices Right Terms to Suit Kenny Furniture Co. Everything for the Home Something for Every Room Phone 340 Peters St. Main 1550 Atlanta, Ga. Comph'ments of Southern Agricultural Chemical Corporation East Point, Georgia EAST POINT CAB CO. HRhle Prom1$t7y At a Moderate Cost 315 S. Main Street East Point, Georgia CA. 6393 Com157;ments of THE ARROW PRESS CAlhoun 2474 890 Virginia Avenue Hapeville, Georgia E. A. Reeves, Owner Com1$7iments of A. B. UBucD FOSTER Sheriff of Fulton County LaGRANGE COLLEGE LaGrange, H. Quillian, President Georgia L;ght;ng Fixtures for Every TygSe Room Crystal Candelabras - Fluorescent Fixtures - Desk Lamps - Figurines - Mirrors - Pottery - Book Ends Serving Trays Haley-Stewart Electrical Company Luckie 8: Cone Streets Phone WA. 8861 Atlanta, Ga. Main St. Com1571'ments of G. E. HARRIS East Point, Ga. BEE - LINE ALIGNMENT SERVICE Frames - Axles - Wheels Dynamic Wheel Balancing 839 - 841 Lee Street RA. 7063 ;