Savannah High School - Blue Jacket Yearbook (Savannah, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1949 volume:

. I ' ,5: 7:1'1 'EV - , 7 V . . . ..y ,W. -- . '. .. , p k- r, .; .. .0. . u, , 3:, - .- ,1- , 'Q'V LKHX-L'ffffii 33-7355 WTiQLkLJL , . LL :1311';L2i :'Ai:-,1:B:.. : ,5; ; ,7 7V '11? $5424 v?' C 7 72 -- 9JMW ' 7-.1 . ;v ' Z ' 'i7 ; ' 7 . 5577. - , f a -. fl . Qv es E. .it w x aw 9g W 9 3' un , 9 ,A-EW glue gaert Staff BOBBY HOWARD FRANCES TAYLOR WENDELL BRELAND CAROLYN BLOUNT Business Manager Circulation Assistant Editor Assistant Editor JEAN COPE RICHARD MCKENNA PAT ZOUCKS PEGGY GRIFFETH JOAN COPE Art Editor Assistant Business Manager Activities Assistant Editor Art Editor 81W Iackei Wineieen gafLZy-W LL reg GCZMMCZCA Editor This page is respectfully dedicated to the memory of MR. IRA J. GAINES a beloved teacher of Savannah High School, who gave generously of his time and effort to advance the welfare of each individual student. It is with grateful pride, we, the Students of Savannah High School, dedicate the 1949 Blue Jacket t0 MR. ALFRED T. VICK His unselfish contributions to his fellow man may well serve as a challenge to all graduates of our school. 14Minidlzdian MR. JACK J. COOK President Board of Education VJ MR. JOHN A. VARNEDOE MR. ALFRED T. VICK Principal , , , - L 3 Assistant Principal MR. ORMO D B. STRONG Superintendent of Education FIRST ROW: LOWRY AXLEY, A.B., Ed.M., University of North Car 01ina, Harvard University, English, Journalism; MRS. IDA CREECH BARBER, B.B.A., Georgia Teachers College, University of Georgi a, Distributive Education; W. T. BEALL, A.B., M.S., Mercer Univer- sity, Chemistry; MISS REBA BRIDCER, A.B.,Ed., University of Georgia, Mathematics; MRS. CAROLYN BALL CAMPBELL, B.B.A., University of Georgia, Clerk; MISS ANNA KING CLA RK, A.B., University of Georgia, Mathematics, English. SECOND ROW: MISS PAULINE COHEN, A.B., Winthrop College, Senior High School Secretary; MISS GLADYS EVELYN CORDRAY, A.B., Mercer University, Mathematics, Spanish; MISS VERA DODGE, Ph.B., Dennison University, Spanish; MISS EVA LOUISE DOTSON, B.S., M.Ed., Georgia State College for Women, Duke University, Social Studies; MRS. ADELAIDE GALE DUNLAP, B.S. Home Economics, Dietitian, Lunch Room; MRS. RUTH H. ELLIS, B.S., Peabody College, Biology. THIRD Row: MISS WALTON A. EXLEY, A.B., University of Georgia, Armstrong Junior College, Mathematics; MRS. MANIE MAYNARD FRANKLIN, AB. in Library Science G.S.C.W., Emory University Library School, Columbia University Library School, Librarian; MRS. MARGARET HILL GLENN, A.B. Degree, University of Kentucky, Latin; MRS. JEAN KRAUSS GRACE, BS. Edu- cation, University of Georgia, University of Colorado, Biology, Family; BEULAH B. HARPER Mrs. Tomb A.B. Georgia State College for Women, English; D. B. HODGE, BS. in Commerce, AB. in History, Southern Methodist University, Economics, History. FOURTH ROW: MISS ELIZABETH HOGAN, B.S., Columbia Unive rsity, Home Nursing, Biology; D. J. HOOK, A.B., M.A., Newberry College, Columbia University, Mathematics; MISS VIRGINIA LAFRAGE HUDSON, BS. Education, Georgia State College for Women, English, History, Latin; MRS. MARY STROZIER JETER, A.B., Wesleyan College, English; WILLIAM B. LAIN, JR., A.B., Catholic University of America, English; JOHN R. LANGFORD, A.B., M.A., Transylvania College, University of Kentucky, History. ST ROW: ARAMINTA W. LITTLE Mrs. Yates WJ, 3.5. Home Economics, University of Georgia, Homemaking Education; MISS A MARVIN, A.B., M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers, Nashville, Tennessee, History; J. BERNARD MCARTHUR, BS. in Education, Georgia Teachers College, Mathematics; JAMES W. MCCREEY, B.S., University of Missouri, Industrial Arts; MISS ANGELINA R. MILANO, BS. in Education, College of the City of New York, Columbia University, French, Latin; MRS. CORA D. MIDDLETON, B.A., M.A., Vanderbilt, Columbia, Biology. SECOND ROW: MISS MARGARET A. MURPHY, Bachelor 0f F.A., Pratt Institute, University of Georgia, Art; MISS MILDRED PARNELLE, A.B., M.Ed., Randolph Macon Womenk College, Duke University, University of North Carolina, Emory University, Boston University, English, Speech; MISS CLAUDIA PASCHAL, A.B., Queens College, Charlotte, N. C., Secretary to Mr. A. T. Vick,- CLAUDE H. PHILLIPS, A.B., Howard College in Birmingham, Graduate work University of Georgia, Mathematics; MISS ELEANOR M. POWERS, AB. in English, Georgia State College for Women, Milledgeville, Teachers College, Columbia University graduate world, University of Georgia graduate world, English, History; MISS GLADYS SMITH, BS. in Home Economics, Georgia State College for Women, Home Economics. THIRD ROW: MISS LOLA ELIZABETH STEVENS, Graduate in Voice, University School of Music, Ann Arbor, Michigan, Institute of Music Pedagogy, Northhampton, Massachusetts, BS. Music Education, Michigan State Normal College, Graduate Work, Columbia, University, Music; MRS. MARJORIE B. SUTCLIFFE, New Haven Normal School of Gymnastics, Health and Physical Education; MISS SUMNER WIINN THORPE, A.B. Humanities, University of Chicago, Music Study: Juillard School of Music, The Westminster Choir School, Chicago Musical College, English Literature, Speech, Music; MISS LINDA WOOD TROGDON, B.S., M.A., Woman,s College, University of North Carolina, Teachers College, Columbia University, Art; HAZEL B. TUTHILL Mrs. Harold IJ, A.B., A.M., Newcomb College, Tulane University, University of South Carolina, Social Studies: Georgia History, Contemporary History, United States History and Sociology; ASHTON G. VARNEDOE, B.S.A., University of Georgia, Science. FOURTH ROW: JULIA M. WADE Mrs. Garland AJ, A.B., Wesleyan College, Graduate Work at Peabody College, Mathematics, His- tory; MISS VIRGINIA. WARE, B.S. Home Economics, University of Georgia, Home Economics; MRS. SARAH B. ZEIGLER, A.B., University of Georgia, English. ganuarg 816188 ,$$6181'8 DENSON HUTCHINSON MARTHA SINCLAIR Vice-President Corresponding Secretary JOAN SECKINGER President EDITH REHM DICK LEECH Recording Secretary Treasurer ganuarg graduates ALKON, ANNA MAISE, Technical Course, B. B. 0., Variety Show 46, 48; ALLEN, JOSEPH EDWARD, General Course, Glee Club, D. E. Club; ANDERSON, DUDLEY GRACE, General Course, Student Council Rep., Senior Privil. C0mm., Store Clerk. ALDRE, JEANNETTE CATHERINE, General Course, Jheco Club 47, Rainbow Girls, Variety Show 48; ANDRIS, VIOLA JOHN, Scientific Course, Variety Show 46, 48, Pres. of Home Room, Voice Class 46, Sponsor 47, 48; ARMSTRONG, ALICE ROSELEE, General Course, Variety Show 48, Sec. of Home Room, Sponsor 46, 47, 48. ATWOOD, J. W., General Course, Projection Squad 45, 46; AUSTIN, ANNE MERLE, General Course, Rainbow Girls, Va- riety Show 48; BEALE, MARGARET THELMA, General Course, Glee Club 47, 48, Y Teens 46, 47. BEALL, ANN, Scientific Course, Glee Club 46, 47, 48, Art Club 47, Blue 81 White, Asst. Editor, Vice Pres. Student Council! spring 48, Pres. Student Council fall 48, Chairman Jan. 49 Steer- ing C0mm.; BEASELEY, VELMA JOAN, General Course, Spon- sor 48, Variety Show 48, Office Asst.; BURROUGHS, JANE, Gen- eral Course, Venez-Ici, Sponsor 45, 46, 47, 48, Variety Show 48. BROWER, ROLAND CECIL, General Course, Glee Club, Stage Crew, R. O. T. C. Officefs Club, Variety Show 49; CHAP- LIN, ADDIE HELEN, Technical Course, Variety Show Costume C0mm., Ticket Comm. for V. 3.; CLARK, BILLIE JEAN, Scien- tific Course, Glee Club 48, Blue Jacket, Harvest Dance Comm. 48, Sponsor 48, H. R. Sec. 48, Bowling Team 48. COHEN, BARBARA, General Course, B7nai B7rith Girls; DAVIS, ALYCE JOYCE, General Course, Glee Club, Kappa Theta Pi, F. H. A., Pres. of Spanish Class, Asst. Sec. of H. R.; DEAN, JOAN ELIZABETH, General Course, Quis Qui. twelve GRAVES, ELSIE FRANCES, General Course, Glee Club 46, 47, 48, Variety Show 48, Jheco Club 47; GRIFFETH, PEGGY JOYCE, Classical Course, Pres. of Home Room, Asst. Editor Blue Jacket, 7Frances,, in Senior Play Variety Show, Jheco Club 47, Sec., Glee Club 47, 48, Student Council Rep., Sponsor 46, 47, Dramatic Club 47, Variety Show 48, Pres. of J. M. L. Club 47, Chairman of Senior Activ.; HADDEN, JAMES LEONARD, Gen- eral Course, Variety Show 48. HALLMAN, SHIRLEY, General Course, Venez-Ici, Variety Show 48; HANCOCK, ARTHUR DOUGLAS, Scientific Course, Variety Show 46Interlocut0r, J Sec. Alpha Delta Chi, Pres. of Pan Hellenic Council; HARRISON, EVELYN, General Course, Pres. of Home Room, Glee Club 46, 48, Variety Show 48. HUTCHINSON, DENSON, Scientific Course, Varsity Foot- ball 46, 47, 48, Sec. S. Club, J. A. C., Vice Pres. Jan. 49 Class, Marshall Student Council, Variety Show Endman 48, Chairman Production Comm. of V. S., Pres. Tau Delta Tau, Boxing Team 47, Officers Club; JONES, NANCY, General Course, Venez-Ici, Cheerleader 47, 48, Sponsor 46, 47, Variety Show 48; KUHLKE, BUDDY, General Course, Hi Y, De Molay, Eikoon Club, Marks7 Boys, 409 Club. meluates ganuarg DOUBERLY, VESTA MAE, General Course, Office ASSL; DOUGLAS, JOSEPH ANTHONY, General Course, Football 47, Tau Delta Tau; ELLIOTT, FRANKIE ELIZABETH, Technical Course, Softball Team 48, Swimming Team 47, 48. EPPS, ROBERT ERNEST, Scientific Course, Student Council Rep., Tennis Team 48; GERKEN, DOROTHY ANN, General Course, Pres. of Home Room; GOODMAN, ADA DEWITT, Classical Course, Student Council Rep., Invitation C0mm., Va- riety Show 48. GOODMAN, PAUL, Classical Course, Student Council Rep., Store Clerk, Red Cross Rep., Manager Baseball Team 48; GAB- RELS, FRANK ERWIN, General Course, Varsity Football 47, Track Team 48, S Club, Alpha Delta Chi, Capt. Marble Team; GERINER, HENRY BUTLER, Scientific Course, Jan. 49, R. O. T. C. Olficers 47. g ganuarg maladies LANIER, ROBERT JAMES, General Course, Glee Club, Future Teachers Club; LEECH, RICHARD WAYMACK, Gen- eral Course, Varsity Football, 47, 48, S Club, Treas. of Jan 49 Class, Vice-Pres. Student Council, Boxing Team 46; LOCKETT, FREDERICK BUCKNER, General Course, S Club, President, Captain Football Team. . MARTIN, EDWARD HOLMES, General Course, Football 47, Track 48; MARTIN, MILDRED ELIZABETH, General Course, Glee Club, Chairman Senior Privil. C0mm.; MCKENNA, RICH- ARD BURKE, Scientific Course, Blue Jacket Staff, Justice of Student Council, Alpha Delta Chi, Science Council 47, Blue and White 47. MEDERNACH, THEODORE SAMUEL, General Course, Hi- Y, DeMolay, Marks, Boys, Alpha Delta Chi, Harvest Dance Chairman, B. M. O. C., Eikon Club, Pres. Home Room 47, 48; MOYE, FRANK H., Scientific Course, January 49 Club; NEW- TON, BETTY ELEANOR, General Course, Blue 81 White 47, Jheco Club, Beta Alpha Chi. O7NEAL, RICHARD HARDEE, General Course, Pres. of Home Room, Pres. of Music Class, Variety Show 48; OVER- STREET, ARIE ESTHER, Scientific Course, Rainbow Girls, Voice Class 46, 47, 48, Glee Club 48, Blue and White Staff, Bowl- ing Team 48, Sponsor 48, Variety Show 48, Sec. Home Room, Production Comm. V. 8.; PARRISH NEEDHAM, Scientific Course, Stage Crew, Manager Freshman Football, De Molay, J. A. C., Pres. of Home Room, B. O. T. C. Officers Club, Variety Show. PATRICK, JULIAN C., Scientific Course, Varsity Football 48, Boxing Team 47; PECK, MARY HELENE, General Course, Swimming Team 47; PICKARD, PAUL M., General Course, Cracker A. C. 45, Football, Pals 45, 46, Softball, K. of C. 48, Bas- ketball, C. Y. P. A. 48, Eikoon Club 44, 45, 409 Club 47, Pres. of Home Room. PROVENCE, JOSEPH, General Course, Pres. of Home Room, Veterans Club, Chairman Publicity V. S.; REHM, EDITH THEO- DORA, Scientific Course, Invitation Comm. Jan. 49, Student Council Rep., Bowling Team 48, 49, AsstuCircul. Ed. of Blue Jacket, Glee Club, Red Cross Rep., Sec.Jan.49 Class,Sponsor 47, 48, Sec. H. R., spring 48, Pres. H. R., fall 48, Chairman Steering Comm. Student Council, Variety Show 48; RIVENBARK, HAR- VEY BEL, Technical Course, Veterans Club, Pres. Math 4 Class. thirteen X8 ganuarg mduates ROYAL, WILLIAM EDWARD, General Course, Varsity Foot- ball 46, 47, 48, Track Team 46, 47, S Club, Capt. Tiddledewinks, 47, 48; RUBNITZ, IRVIN, General Course, Band 45-48, A. Z. A. 651; SANDERS, CAROLYN CHRISTAL, Classical Course, Bowl- ing Team 47, Rainbow Girls, Variety Show 49. SECKINGER, JOAN MARIE, Scientific Course, Pres. Jan. 49 Class, Variety Show 48, Sports Editor, Blue Jacket, Future Teachers Club 47, 48, Student Council 47, 48, Bowling Team 46-48, Swimming Team 47, Soft Ball 46-48, Basketball 45-48, Manager 47-48, Sec. of Home Room 47, 48; SHARPE, MARY WILLODENE, General Course, Y Teens 46, 47, Glee Club 48; Trea. Jheco Club 47, Pres. Jheco Club 48, Variety Show 48, Chair- man Cap 8E Gowns; SINCLAIR, MARTHA ANN, General Course, Blue Jacket, Variety Show, Corres. Sec. Jan. 49 Class, Swimming Team 47. SIRES, SHIRLEY JOANE, General Course, Rainbow Girls, D. E. Club, Vice Pres. Home Room, Basketball 47; SMITH, ARTHUR GODFREY, General Course, January 49 Club; SMITH, EDRA LUCILLE, General Course, Blue and White 45-48, Blue- jacket, Jheco Club, 47, 48. SMITH, GLORIA ANNE, General Course, Blue Jacket; SMITH, IRA JUANITA, General Course, January 49 Club; SMITH, SARA JANE, General Course, Quis Qui, Variety Show. STRICKLAND, FRANCIS EDWARD, General Course, Variety Show 48, Chairman Costume Comm. V. 5.; SYKES, THERESA ELIZABETH, General Course, Rainbow Girls, Blue Jacket; TATUM, MARY GERALDINE, General Course, Sec. 81 Treas. of D. E. Club. TAYLOR, ROBERT WILLIAM, General Course, U. S. N. R.; TUTEN, JAMES TERRELL, General Course, Pres. 0f Soc. Class, Blue Si White, Head of Law Enf01'ce., De Molay, Variety Show Ticket Committee, Sgt. of Arms in Omcers Club; Capt. 4Q Asst. Instructor in R.O.T.C.; TYE, JOHN ROBERT, General Course, Lt. Col. R. O. T. C. 47, 48, Pres. of Officers Club, Rifle Team 47, 48, Sports Editor Blue 87 White, Endman Variety Show, Student Council Rep., Publicity Director in Student Council. fourteen ganuary malaates VARNEY, JOAN ELAINE, General Course, Art Club, Boots and Saddle Club, Blue Jacket Art Staif; VINING, WILLIAM SITZ, General Course, Ga. N. G.; WEEKS, WALTER GEORGE, General Course, Glee Club, Pres. of Home Room. WEINBERG, BETTY NORMA, General Course, B,nai B,rith Girls, Sponsor 46, Pres. of H. R. 48, Sweetheart of A. Z. A. Chap. 651; WHITE, JUNE, Technical Course, Rainbow Girls, Basket- ball 46, 47, Softball 46, Pres. of Home Room, Sec. of D. E. Club, Variety Show 48, Chairman Jan. 49 Ring Order Comm.; WILLIAMS, THOMAS ANDREW, General Course, Hi Y, Band 7 semesters, All State Band 46, Phi Gamma Omega, Hi Y Basketball Team, Variety Show 46, 48. WINGATE, WALLACE VERNON, General Course, January 49 Club; WONG, JIMMIE, General Course, Football 47, 48; W00, LILY, Technical Course, Bowling Team 47, 48, Bowling Team Capt. 48, Softball Team 48, Blue Jacket Staff 48, Harvest Dance C0mm., H. R. Treas. for 4 semesters, Variety Show Cos- tume Comm. ZOUCKS, PATRICIA ANN, General Course, Bluejacket Activ. Editor 48, Cheerleader 47, 48, Student Council Rep. Venez Ici President, Variety Show; GRABLOW, NORMA ESTHER, General Course, Red Cross Rep., Variety Show Ticket Chairman; CROSBY, ELIZABETH, General Course, Glee Club. FINDLEY, DEMMOND, Technical Course, Ch,m. Physics Class; HARRELL, WILLIAM, General Course, Football 45, 46, 47, 48, 889, Club, Student Council, Variety Show; KUHR, LEE, General Course, Football 47, Variety Show, Blue and White 47, 48, Bluejacket, Student Council, DeMolay. REGISTER, JOAN, General Course, Variety Show, Quis Qui, Panhellenic Council; STEWART, FRANCES JOAN, General Course, Variety Show; WOMBLE, JAMES, Technical Course, Football 46, 47, Freshman Coach 48, 465,4 Club, Variety Show, Track Team 46. fifteen V. r a t . m n ,9. f , 41w; MS mm 000 U Ln BM .1 En Er 0w ADnT 4 Jun 9 W r r 0 C D m t mm HM a Mr BP. 0 B T Km, Nt Cf. Um me 01 Na L. Me B$ AS NDH GOD we ym mt MM D AV Um C Ae R Sixteen game meluates AKINS, BILLY, General Course, Band ,46, 947, 348, June 319 Class, D. E. Club, A. Z. A., Stage Crew; ALFIERIS, JOHN, General Course, Cracker Club, 87, Club, Basketball; ALLRED, HELEN, AGl, Venez Ici Sorority, Variety Show 48, Harvest Dance Sponsors ,46, ,47, ,48, Spring Swing Sponsor ,47, ,48, Musical Comedy ,49. ANDERSON, JACK, General Course, Blue and White 948, Hi-Y, Chaplain 747, Vice-President 948, Assistant Editor Hi-Yer 49, Stage Crew 747, 948, 949, Variety Show 318, June 949 Class, DeMolay; ANDERSON, JOAN, AGl, Blue and White Staff 948, ,49, Blue Jacket Representative ,48, 949, June 749 Class, Quis Qui Sorority, F. T. A. 948, 749, Musical Comedy ,49; ANDERSON, JOYCE, Technical Course, Variety Show ,48, Spring Swing Sponsor 948; Harvest Dance Sponsor 947, Home Room President V18, '49. ARD, WILLIAM, General Course, Cross Country Team; ARNOLD, MARY DALE, General Course, June 949 Class, Cheerleader 947-9459, Basketball, Variety Show 947, ,48, Blue Jacket Staff, Freshman Football Sponsor 948, Venez Ici Sorority, Musical Comedy ,49; BAIRAS, RALEIGH, Scientific Course, Band 946, 947, 948, R. 0. T. C. 517, 948, June 749 Class, S. R. P. C. ,47, 518. BANKS, RALPH, General Course, Hi-Y Club, DeMolay, Glee Club, Radio Announcer, Student Council 947, Band; BARBOUR, MARGUERITE, Scientific Course, Rainbow Girls 946, 547, Assistant Chairman Senior Caps and Gowns, Red Cross Representative, Student Council Representative, Treasurer Home Room Class, June 549 Club; BARRY, DOLORES, Class- ical Course, Blue Jacket Staff, Harvest Ball Home Room Sponsor 948, Variety Show 948, Senior Musical 949, June :49 Class, Personnel Committee for Student Government 749, Home Room Secretary ,47, Beta Club 949, Venez Ici Sorority. BAXLEY, ANNE, Scientific Course; BEASLEY, BARBARA, Classical Course, Voice Class 746, 947, Student Council, Glee Club 518, June ,49 Club, June 74-9 Class Representative, Blue Jacket Staff 948, 749, Blue Jacket Home Room Representative, Dramatic Club 48, Secretary Whoopee Club; BEASLEY, CHARLES, AGI, June ,49 Class, Freshman Football 947, Base- ball 949, Red Cross Representative ,47, 948, ,4-9, A. A. C., American Legion Baseball 947. BEBERMAN, RICHARD, General Course, A. Z. A., 69 Club, June 949 Club; BELL, CLARENCE, General Course; BERRY, ROBERT, General Course. seventeen , i, WW4m0 .l. x game maladies BEVERLY, GLADYS, General Course, June 949 Class, Voice Class W7, Dramatic Club 3L8, Spring Swing Sponsor ,48, Blue and White Representative 949; BLACKBURN, GEORGE, Gen- eral Course, Hi-Y Club; BLACKWELL, REGINA, Technical Course, June ,4-9 Club. . , ntwfla, BLAKE, HENRY, Classical Course, Glee Club, Student Council Justice, BLOUNT, CAROLYN, General Course, Vice- President June 949 Class, President Venez Ici 49, Blue Jacket Staff ,49, Variety Show 94-8, TAT Sponsor Harvest Dance ,47, Sponsor Harvest Dance 48; BOOTY, JO ANNE, General Course. BOSWELL, WILLIAM, General Course, June ,49; BOUY, TROY, General Course, Football Team ,46, 17, 518, Track Team ,47, 5 Club 148 Vice-President, 519 Treasurer; BOWER, FRED, General Course, Dramatic Club, Student Government, D. E. Club. BRELAND, WENDELL, Scientific Course, Assistant Treas- urer Hi-Y ,48, Assistant Editor Blue Jacket ,49, Cadet Officer R. 0. T. C. 949, President of Home Room 49, Senior Class Musical 949, Variety Show 948; BRIGMAN, MARLIN, General Course; BRINSON, JACKIE, General Course, Springr Swing Sponsor, 48, June 949 Class, Whoopee Club. BUCKNER, BETTY, AGl, Rainbows, June 949 Class; BUL- LARD, WADE, General Course, Football ,45, W6, W7, 918, Lettered 9M, ,48, 39, Club 947, ,48, 949, Secretary 5 9 Club ,49, Treasurer June Class 949, TAT Fraternity, Treasurer TAT ,49; BURCH, CECIL, Scientific Course, Hi-Y, June 949, Officers Club, Lt. Col. R. O. T. C., Blue Jacket, Home Room President 518, 949, Student Government Marshal, Senior Play, Baseball 49. BURNS, BETTY, General Course; BUTLER, WALLACE, Scientific Course, June ,49, 59, Club, Track Team ,47, ,48, 49, Football Team 48, Basketball Manager 948, Student Government, Variety Shows ,47, ,48, Glee Club; CAMMACK, AUDREY, Classical Course, Editor Blue Jacket ,49, Feature Editor Blue and White 47, Glee Club ,47, ,48, ,49, F. T. A. ,48, ,49, Student Council Secretary 71-8, Student Council President 549, Secretary June 949 Class, Quis Qui, 947, ,48, ,49, Cheer Leader Captain :47, ,48, Variety Show ,48, TAT Sin,9 ,48, R. O. T. C. Officers Sponsor 948, Battalion Sponsor 318, Band Sponsor ,47, Freshman Hi-Y Sponsor ,4-6, Senior Hi-Y Sponsor W9, Musical Comedy 949, Outstanding Senior. eighteen game malaates CAMPBELL, WILLIAM, General Course, Freshman Foot- ball ,44, 945, Varsity Football 546, s47, 948, Varsity Basketball ,46, ,47, 948, ,49, Track ,47, Baseball 347, ,49, ssSs Club s46, 947, s48, ,49, President um Club ,49, June ,49 Class, Alternate Captain Football Team s48, Alternate Captain Basketball Team 518, Captain Basketball 949; CARR, BILL, General Course; CHAN, QUIDA, Classical Course, Future Teachers of Amer- ica. CHIOTELLIS, NICK, ScientiHc Course, Sons of Pericles; CHISELBROOK, RUSSELL, General Course; CLARK, DORO- THY, General Course. CLARY, JAMES, General Course, High School Band, R. O. T. C. Oflicers Club, June '49 Class; CLONTS, JOSEPH, Scien- tific Course, Hi-Y s46, ,47, 48 $49, Secretary Hi-Y ,47, ,48, Chaplain Hi-Y ,48, ,49, Scribe Hi-Y 546, '47, Blue Jacket Staff ,49; Variety Show ,48, ssWild Roses, ,49, Executive Committee, 66Christian Life Conference,, 949, ,49 Club, J. A. C.; COBB, JAMES, General Course, Basketball 9477 948, ,49, sss, Club, TAT Fraternity, June 949 Class, Freshman Football ,47, '48. COFFER, JUNE, General Course, Voice Classs6 Semesters, Sponsor Harvest Dance 948, Sponsor Spring Swing 547, 948; COLLAT, CHARLES, General Course, Master Councilor, Order of DeMolay, Secretary Officers Club, President Home Room, June 949 Class, Cadet Lt. R. O. T. C., Photographer Blue 81 White Staff; CONE, DONALD, Scientific Course. CONNER, LAURA, Classical Course, Blue 8i White Business Staff ,49, Entre Nous, June ,49 Class, Sponsor Harvest Dance 946, Sponsor Spring Swing 94-7; COOK, ELIZABETH, General Course; COPE, JEAN, Classical Course, Blue Jacket Staff 94-7, 48, Co-editor Blue Jacket Art Staff 949, Vice-President June 949, Spring ,48, Fall s48, Cheerleader ,48, ,49, Quis Qui. COPE, JOAN, Classical Course, Cheerleader 94:8, 949, Blue Jacket Art Staff, 10th and 11th Grades, Co-editor Blue Jacket, Art Staff 12th Grade, Secretary Student Council 519, Quis Qui s48, ,49; COVVART, NEIL, General Course, CRABB, JOHN, General Course. L: nineteen DRANE, JACK, General Course; DRANE, THOMAS, Gen- eral Course; DUNAWAY, ROY SALISBURY, Technical Course, Track Team 947, 548, ,49, Swimming Team ,46, Boxing Team 949, Hi-Y, Football 746, 317, President Home Room, S. H. S. Boxing Tournament 749; Captain Cross Country Team ,48, ,49, J. A. C , Musical Comedy 949. DUNWODY, PAUL JACKSON JR., General Course, Manager Football Team 747, 948, 78,, Club, Hi-Y, DeMolay 946, 947, Glee Club; EARNEST, EARLINE, General Course, Glee Club; EASON, LOUISE, General Course, Chairman Caps and Gowns, Glee Club 547. ECHOLS, THELMA, Classical Course, Basketball 947, 548, 9L19, Captain 713 Team 948, President Home Room; EICHOLZ, BYRON, General Course, Band, Student Council, Store Clerk, A. Z. A.; ELLIS, ELEANORE, General Course, Variety Shows 047, 949, Basketball Team ,47, 948, Card Party Committee, Entre Nous. twenty raaluates game CRAWFORD, EDWARD, AGl, June ,49 Class, Member Pooler Athletic Club; CRAWFORD, FRANKLIN, Technical Course, Officers Club B. O. T. C., Glee Club, Cadet Lieutenant, Student Council Representative of Home Room, June 549 Class; CROVATT, MARGARET, General Course, June ,49 Class, Blue Jacket Representative, S. H. S. Girlis Bowling Team, Church Activities, Member iiDrop Your Anchor Club , Savan- nah Vocational School. DANIEL, CHARLES, Technical Course, President Home Room, Hi-Y; DAVIS, HUEY, General Course, Tau Delta Tau President, ai597 Club, J. A. C., Basketball Team Manager ,47, June 947,748, ,49 Class; DEAL, ROBERT, AC1, June ,49 Class, F1es11man Football 947, Hi-Y Club, Savannah High Baseball 94-9, American Legion Baseball 947, 9118,949. DEWBERRY, ANN, ACl, Rainbow Girls, Bowling Team 949, Glee Club i48, Variety Show 948, Office Girl 948, June ,49 Class; DOXWELL, ALPHENE, General Course, Hi-Y Club ,46, 947, ,48, Officers Club 9418, 94-9, Track Team 547, June 749 Class; DOWNS, JAMES, Scientific Course, June ,49 Class; Glee Club 947, 948, 949, DeMolay. maluates 51W ELLIS, FELTON, General Course; ELLIS, MARTHA, Gen- eral Course; ENGLISH, ROBERT LEE, General Course, R. O. T. C. Officers Club ,48, 949, Bowling Team, June 749 Repre- sentative. EPSTEIN, ALBERT, General Course, A.Z.A. 16, ,49, B.P.I. 946., 719, U.S.M.C.R.; ERNST, CHARLES, Scientific Course, Out- standing Senior, Chairman Senior Banquet and Dance, Cadet Captain, Secretary Freshman Hi-Y, Vice-President, Senior Hi-Y 48, President Senior Hi-Y ,48, 749, Vice-President R.O.T.C., Ocher Club 319, Rifie Team ,47, 948, Marshal Student Coun- cil ,48, 49, Variety Show 48, Vice-President Home Room, Wel- coming Committee ,48, Musical Comedy 519; EXLEY, ALDINE, General Course. FACEY, WILLIAM SAMUEL, Scientific Course, Hi-Y, Student Government; FEUS, JOAN, General Course; FIELDS, JACK, Projection Squad Captain 719; Stage Crew, Hi-Y. FITZGERALD, MYRTLE, General Course, Glee Club; FITZSIMMONS, JOAN GLADYS, General Course, President Home Room 748, Harvest Dance Sponsor 948, Musical Comedy 949; FORMAN, BARBARA JOAN, General Course, Basket- ball B,, Team ,46, 747, Bowling Team 947, ,48, Swimming Team Manager and Coach 947, 948, Captain 748, 119, Tennis Team 519, Venez Ici 946,349, Treasurer 749, Red Cross Emer- gency Corps, Chairman of First Aid, Student Council Repre- sentative, Musical Comedy 949. FOSS, CAROLYN, General Course, Softball Team ,48, 949, Bowling Team; FOW7LER, GELDA ADRIENNE, General Course, Glee Club 945, ,46, Harvest Dance Sponsor 316, 947, Spring Swing Sponsor 947, ,48, Girl's Bowling Team, President Home Room; FOWLER, NELDA FAYE, Accelerated Group 1, Rainbow Girls, Glee Club 48, Voice Class 747, Girlas Bowling Team 948, Variety Show 748, Musical Comedy ,49. FRETWELL, HOWARD, General Course, J.A.C. V16, 48, Hi-Y ,47; FREUNDT, ALBERT HENRY JR., Accelerated Group 1, Band, Treasurer Glee Club, Hi-Y, Student Judge, Acting Secretary of Student Council; GALIN, JOAN LEAH, Technical Course, Jheco Club ,47, 9418, Glee Club 918, Record, Secretary Banai Brith 947, 518, Variety Show ,48, Welcoming Committee 949, Musical Comedy ,49. twenty-onc game maluates GALIN, MELVYN PHILIP, Scientific Course, Student Coun- ' cil, A.Z.A. Vice-President, DeMolay; GALIN, MURRAY, Gen- eral Course, A.Z.A. Secretary; GALLOWAY, BARBARA JEANNETTE, Classical Course, Manager Girls Softball Team, Musical Comedy ,49. CATTMAN, PEGGY ESTHER, General Course, Home Room President, Spring Swing Sponsor ,47; CLEATON, ANN- ELLE, General Course; GLENN, ANDREW JACKSON HI, Scientific Course, Hi-Y 46349, Track Team, Cross Country Team ,48, Hi-Y Basketball Team, Hi-Y Swimming Team, Chairman Physics Class, Musical Comedy ,49. - GOLDEN, DONALD, General Course, DeMolay, A.Z.A. Vice- President, J.E.A. Youth Council; GREENE, BOB, General Course, Football, Hi-Y, CROSS, GLORIA KATHLEEN, Gen- eral Course. GROTHEER, SPENCER PIERCE JR., Scientific Course, Projection Squad, Officers Club, R.O.T.C., Stage Crew, De- Molay, Glee Club, Variety Show ,48, Home Room President; CUERARD, ANN, General Course; HAAR, BARBARA JOAN, General Course, Glee Club, Variety Show, Musical Comedy ,49, Home Room Secretary, Vice-President, President. HAGAN, FRANCES FAYE, General Course, Harvest Dance Sponsor 48, Blue Jacket Representative; HALIFAX, JOHN, General Course, Band, OHicers Club; HARGETT, PATSY RUTH, Classical Course, Home Room Secretary, Rainbow Girls 945, Musical Comedy ,49. HARRIS, CAROLYN, General Course; HARVEY, GENE, General Course; HAYES, HELEN, General Course, Musical Comedy 749. twenty-two ' maluates game HAZEN, RICHARD, General Course; HENDRICKS, CATH- ERINE ANN, Classical Course; HENRY, RUTH, General Course, Glee Club, ,45, 946, Y-Teen Club, Variety Show s48, Pan American Assembly ,48. HERSEY, WARREN CLARK, General Course, Glee Club, Entered from Lanier, Macon, Georgia; HILL, BETSY ERNES- TINE, Classical Course, Basketball 946 :47, Harvest Dance Sponsor s48; HILL, QUAY, General Course, D. E. Club, State Vice-President. . HINELY, BETTY, General Course, Glee Club; HINELY, SHIRLEY, Classical Course, Dramatic Club, Jheco Club, Glee Club, Harvest Dance Sponsor ,47, s48, Student Council ,47, Blue Jacket Representative, Blue and White Representative, Home Room Secretary; HIRSCH, CHERRY, General Course, Bsnai Bsrith, Glee Club, Store Clerk. HODCE, FRANCIS MARION III, General Course, Band, Hi-Y, Ki-Y, DeMolay, Boxing Team ,48, 949, Science Council, Blue Jacket Representative, R.O.T.C., Officers Club; HOFF- MAN, GERTRUDE, General Course; HOWARD, BOBBY, Scientific Course, Chief Justice, Former Treasurer School Store, President June ,49 Class, Boxing, Football, Business Manager Blue Jacket. HUDGINCS, JANE, General Course; HUMPIDGE, BOB, Scientific Course, Freshman Football 946, Basketball ,47, Hi-Y 747, 48, J.A.C. 315347, President ,46, Home Room President ,49; HUNTER, PHILLIP, General Course, RiHe Team 947, 948, Variety Show ,49, Cracker Club 45347, June ,49 Representa- tive, Glee Club, Home Room President 747, ,48. HUTTO, EZRA, Scientific Course, Hi-Y, Officers Club Captain, Home Room Secretary, Student Government Represen- tative; JARRIEL, BERNIE, General Course; JEWETT, JOAN CLARA, Accelerated Group 1, Home Room President ,47. twenty-three . game malacztes JOHNSON, CONSTANCE, A.G.1., June 949 Class, Art Staff of Blue Jacket, Oche Girl, Y-Teens, Rainbow Girls,'Bowling Club; JONES, ALICE, General Course; JONES, EDWARD, ScientiHc Course, Enter Savannah High School 948, R.O.T.C. Cadet Officer 948, ,49, R.O.T.C. Officers Club 948, ,49, R.0.T.C. Rifle Team ,48, 519, R.O.T.C. Bowling Team 748, ,49, June Class. JONES, JEFFREY, General Course, Projection Squad, June ,49 Class, Glee Club, Student Council 9458, Home Room Secre- tary 949, Senior Privileges Committee of June ,49 Class; JONES, MARAGARETT, Technical Course, June 519 Class, Library Staff; KAHN, BARBARA, General Course. KAMINSKY, BETTY, General Course, A.C.1., June Class, J.E.A. Basketball Team, J.E.A. Softball Team, Banai BRith Girls; KEMP, JOANN, General Course, June 949 Class, Glee Club '46; KESSLER, WILBUR, General Course, Baseball Team 947, ,49, Hi-Y, June 949 Class. KIMBALL, TERRY, General Course; KING, DONALD E, Classical Course, June 949 Class, Student Government, Drill Platoon of R.O.T.C.; KLINE, HELEN, Classical Course, Cheer- leader, Girls Basketball Team. KOLGAKLIS, ALEX, General Course, June 49 Class; KUT- CHEY, STEPHEN, General Course; LAMAS, ARTHUR, Scien- tific Course, June 49 Class, S.H.S. Basketball Team 948, $49, Cracker Athletic Club, S.O.P. LANDY1 JOAN, General Course, Student Government Rep- resentative, F.T.A. Feature Editor of Blue iQ White, Manager of the School Store, Bgnai Barith Girls, June 749 Representa- tive, Red Cross Representative, Editor of B.B.G. Paper, Stu- dent Council Decorsing Committee; LANGSTON, JEANNE, Scientific Course; LANIER MITZI, General Course, Office Staff, Variety Show 947, ,48. lwenty-four game maladies LAWHON, JANE, General Course, Glee Club, Voice Class, June 549, Student Council; LAX, JOSEPH Goeh Scientific Course, lst Vice-President of Hi-Y 948, Editor of Hi-Y,er 718, 2nd Vice-President of Freshman Hi-Y 747, Executive Committee for Hi-Y Youth Conference 349, Tre. 0f R.0.T.C. Officers Club 549, Cadet Capt.-Adj.-R.O.T.C., Variety Show 949, Committee for Senior Play, cgGypsy .104? in Senior Play, Secretary of Physics Class 3 and 4, Member of June 49 Class, Projection Squad 745, 746; LECROY, CLARENCE, Scientific Course, Member R.O.T.C. OfEceHs Club, Member Hi-Y. LEE, JOYCE, General Course, June 719 Class, French Club 94-7, F.T.A. Club ,48, Voice Class ,47, Red Cross Representative 317, 948, Home Room Representative for June 71-9 Class, Rainbow Girls ,47, Home Room Treasurer 949, Home Room President 948, Home Room Vice-President 947; LITTLE, PATRICIA, Classical Course, June ,49 Class, Quis Qui Chaplain 948, 7w, Senior Musi- cal 949, Home Room Treasurer 748, 49; LIVINGSTON, JUANITA, Scientific Course, Blue and White Staff 546, 717, 948, ,49, Student Council 9117, 748, 549, Boots and Saddles 946, ,47, 948, 949, Red Cross Representative 316, 4?, Sponsor Spring Swing 94:7, Majorette 947, ,48, ,49, June 519 Class. LYMAN, THEODONE, General Course; LYNCH, BAR- BARA ETHLYN, Classical Course, June ,49 Class, Blue and White Representative, Blue Jacket Representative, Blue Jacket Staff; MADISON, MARGARET, General Course, Girls Basket- ball Team 747, June 749 Class. MANER, DEBELE, Classical Course, Hi-Y ,45, ,46, 947, ,48, ,49, 2nd Vice-President of Freshman Hi-Y ,45, Reporter of Hi-Y,er 949', Alpha Delta Chi 948, ,49, Projection Squad ,44, 945, Variety Show ,48, Senior Musical ,49, Student Government Representa- tive 917, ,48; MARCHMAN, LEWELLYN, General Course, A. G. 1, Glee Club 948, ,49, Variety Show ,49, June V19 Class, Senior Musical 949; MARMELSTEIN, JOSEPHINE, Classical Course, Venez Ici Sorority, June 949 Class. MATIN, RUSSELL, General Course; MATTHEWS, JOHN, Classical Course, Hi-Y Ust Vice-PresidenU, Band 516, ,47, ,48, S.H.S. Welcoming Committee, Blue and White Staff ,48, Blue Jacket Staff ,48, Track Team 947, Ki-Y, DeMolay, Variety Show 948, Senior Show 548, Senior Play 949, Freshman Football ,46, Student Government, Home Room President, Chairman Spring Swing 949, Rufus Club, June ,49 Class; MAURICE, DELANO, General Course, A.G.I., June ,49 Class, President of Home Room 949, State Vice-President of 4H Club 948, President of Local 4H Club U17. MAYFIELD, JAMES HAROLD, General Course, A.G.1, June 949 Class, Baseball Team 947, 948, ,49; MAYS, ROBERT, General Course, Student Council Representative, June Class, Home Room Representative, Transferred from Rocky Mount High School, Football Shop Club, Class Officers, June ,49 Class; MCMICHAEL, VERNON, General Course, S.H.S. Baseball Team 347, 548, ,49, Hi-Y, Freshman Football 946, ,47. twenty-five game graduates MEDLOCK, CHARLES, General Course; MENDEL, JOAN, General Course7 June 749, Glee Club 946, 947; MERCER, HUGH, Scientific Course, June 149 Class. MILLIGAN, MARTHA JANE, General Course, Voice Class 9'48, Glee Club 746, 947, 748, President Glee Club ,48, Red Cross Representative 946, 147, 948, Student Council Representative 14-8, June ,49 Class; MINTER, FRANK, Classical Course, Cheerleader 947, 748, ,49, Hi-Y 946, 747, 348, 749, President Freshman 946, Editor of Hi-Y1er 749, Circulation Manager Blue and White 948, 949, Cadet Ocher 0f R.O.T.C. 948, 149, Projection Squad 945, ,46, American Legion Oratorical Contest 748, 949, President Home Room 748, Senior Project Committee 949, Senior Class Musical ,49, Variety Show 948; MITCHELL, BILLY, General Course, Science Club, Photography Club. MITCHUM, JIMMY, General Course, Glee Club ,49, June 94n9 Class; MIZELL, JAMES, General Course, Blue and White, June 949 Class; MOREKIS, MARY, General Course, A.G. 1, June 94-9 Class, Business Staff Blue Jacket 946, Blue and White Assistant Editor ,49, Student Council Representative 948, ,49, 4-H Club, Office Girl ,49, President Journalism Class 5419. MORGAN, LYNROSE, General Course, A.G. 1, June 949 Class, Rainbow Girls, Glee Club 148, President of Girls Bowling Team 149, Variety Show 948, Office Girl 948; MORRISON, MAR- GARET, Classical Course, Girls Basketball Team ,45, ,46, 947, ,48, ,49, Alternate Captain 948, ,49, Softball Team ,48, 949, Tennis Team 9459, Blue Jacket Staff, Blue and White Staff, F.T.A., Vice- President Home Room, June 949 Class, Musical Comedy 949; MULLIGAN, PATSY, General Course, A.G. 1, June 749 Class, Glee Club 749. MURPHY, EARNEST, General Course, Blue and White 946, ,47, ,48, Editor in Chief Blue and White 949, Glee Club 946, 747, Variety Show Accompanist 747, 948, Blue Jacket Staff 47, R.O.T.C. Officers Club ,48, 749, R.O.T.C. Secretary 948, Cheer- leader ,47, 948, 149, Music Director for ccWlild R0562 June ,49 Class, Student Council Representative, Hi-Y 948, 949, Vice-Presi- dent Home Room 948,149; NAGEL, ANNELLE, General Course, June 549 Class, Blue Jacket Representative 749, Softball Team 946, 947, ,48, Tri Hi-Y 1FlaJ , Scientific Club 948 11511213 , Glee Club 946, ,47 1Hapeville, GaJ, F.H.A. 1Hapeville, GaJ ; NEW, BEN, Sci- entific Course, Football ,45, ,46, 74-7, ,48, 94:9, Freshman 745, Co- Captain ,49, Basketball 748, Track 1417, Tau Delta Tau, Business Manager of sss Club, Jefferson A.C., June 949 Class, Justice of Student Council. NEWTON, LOUISE WALDRON, Scientific Course, June 749 Class, Voice Class ,47, ,48, Blue and White ,46, ,47, 948, Jheco Club 947, Officer Beta Alpha Chi; NOBLE, BOB, General Course, A.G. 1, Variety Show ,4-8, President Of Home Room 747, Red Cross Representative 948, DeMolay, School Radio Announcer, Chairman Senior Privilege Committee 149, Glee Club 148, 149, Band 347. 14-8; NORMAN, MARY, Classical Courses June 949 Class, Cheerleader ,47, 948, 749, Basketball 946, 747, 148, 949, Spon- sor R.O.T.C. Review 948, Blue Jacket, Student Council Variety Show 148, Quis Qui 746, 747, ,48, 949. twenty-six gum; maluates NORTON, DEWEY, General Course, Hi-Y, J.A.C. Football ,47; NUTTING, BONNEY, General Course, A.C. 1, June ,49 Class, Glee Club ,49, Blue Jacket Art Staff, Senior Musical 749; OHSIEK, JOHN, General Course, June 319 Class, DeMo- lay, R.O.T.C. Officers Club, R.0.T.C. Bowling Team. OTT, CHARLES, Technical Course, President of Cadet Offi- cer Club, Vice-President of J.A.C., Member Variety Show 94-9, June 949 Class, Cadet Major R.0.T.C. 949, Home Room Repre- sentative Blue Jacket, Member Freshman Football Team ,46, ,47, Variety Football ,48, Member R.O.T.C. Bowling Team; OWENS, JOANNE, Classical Course, June ,49 Class, President Home Room, Sponsor Spring Swing 948; OWENS, NADINE, General Course, Jheco Club ,47, 948, Glee Club ,48, June 919 Class. PADGETT, BENJAMIN, General Course; PAULSON, CHARLES, Scientific Course, PEARSON, JEWEL, General Course. PERKINS, JAMES GILBERT, General Course, Hi-Y, June 749 Club, D. E. Club; PORTMAN, ANN, General Course; PRECHT, HENRY, General Course, June 949 Club, Accelerated Class, DeMolay, President of Home Room ,47. PRITCHARD, JOAN, Scientific Course, June 949 Club, Ac- celerated Group 1, Variety Show 948, Corresponding Secretary of Student Council ,48, Treasurer of Student Council 949, Store Clerk, Red Cross Representative 549, Class Representative of Student Council 948, ,49, Blue Jacket Staff, June Class Represen- tative, American Legion Oratorical Contest ,49; PURCELL, ROBERT NEIL, General Course, June ,49 Class, Accelerated Class 1, Boy Scouts; QUILLIAN, ANN, General Course, June 949 Club, Voice Club, Variety Show 548, Quis Qui. RABINOWITZ, LEON, General Course, R.O.T.C. 947, 748, S.H.S. Band 47, 748, 949, A.Z.A. ,47, ,48, 949, B.P.I. 947, 748, 74-9; RAKOSKI, ALBERTA, General Course; RATCLIFFE, H. GEORGE, General Course. twenty-seven WW xx game mcluates RIMES, JOHN HATTRICH, Scientific Course, June 74-9 Class, Hi-Y 347, 718, ,49, Ki-Y 948, ,49, Boxing Team 748, ,49, G.I.A.A. Champs ,48, 4-9, U.B.A.A. Boxing Team ,48, ,49, President Home Room, Student Government; ROBERTS, BEVERLY, General Course; ROBEROS, CLIFFORD, General Course, June ,4-9 Class, Hi-Y, DeMolay, J.A.C., omcers Club, Football 545, 946, 74-7, ,48, Baseball ,43, 549. ROBERTS, GUERRY, General Course; ROBERTS, HAR- RELL, General Course, Hi-Y, U.S.M.C.R., June ,49 Class; ROBIN- SON, JOHNSIE, General Course, June ,49 Representative, June 949 Club, Swimming Team ,49. ROGERS, EVELYN, General Course; ROLLINS, VIRGINIA EVE, General Course, Blue and Write WM, 948, ,49, Basketball 48, ,49, Softball 948, Tennis ,49, Glee Club 47, President Home Room Class, June 49 Class, Beta Alpha Chi ,48, ,49; ROUSAKIS, MARIA, Classical Course, June ,49 Class, Beta Alpha Chi Soror- ity 947, 748, 549, Maids of Athens 747, ,48, 4-9, Maids of Athens Basketball Team V18, 949, Maids of Athens Softball Team 94-9, Ahepa Drill Team 949, Dramatic Club 49, M.C. Pan American Assembly ,48, Vice-President Home Room 747, ,48, ,49, Senior Musical, Vice-President Red Cross, Oratorical Contest. ROYCE, RICHARD DAY, Scientific Course, June Class ,49, Alpha Delta Chi Fraternity; SAPP, BETTY LORRAINE, Clas- sical Course, June 319 Club, Past Worthy Advisor of Savannah Assembly N0. 1 Order of Rainbow Girls, Grand Representative to Alaska, Order of Rainbow Girls for ,47, Grand Hope in State of Georgia, Order of Rainbow for Girls 948, 949, Vice-President of E1 Pasatiempo, Vice-President of Whoopee Club, Senior Play 949, Senior Representative; SATURDAY, JEAN MARIE, Gen- eral Course, Girls Basketball Team ,47, 49, June ,49 Club, Past Worthy Advisor of Order of Rainbow for Girls, Grand Repre- sentative to Canada in State of Georgia ,49, Rainbow for Girls, President of Whoopee Club, Vice-President Home Room ,48, 49, Captain Bull Street Baptist Basketball Team ,49. SCHUSTER, CATHERINE ELIZABETH, General Course, Voice Class, Swimming Team; SCOTT, BETTY RUTH, General Course; SCOTT, WALTER, General Course. SECKINGER, EARL, General Course, Band, D.E. Club, Blue and White Staff 347; SHAW, BILLY HUDSON, General Course, Boxing ,47, ,48, Baseball ,47, ,48, 949, June 49 Class; SHEFFIELD, BETTY, Classical Course. twenly-eight game mciua tes SHEFFIELD, NORMA, Classical Course, Bowling Team 947, 948, Glee Club $46, 347, Student Council ,48, ,49, Variety Show 948, Musical Comedy 449, June 449 Club; SHEPARD, RAY LESTER, General Course, June 949 Club, Basketball Team ,49; SHUR- LING MARTHA LEE, Technical Course, Blue Jacket Staff, Stu- dent Council ,48, ,49, June 449 Class. SIKKING, HELEN, General Course; SILLS, BOBBY, Gen- eral Course; SLOAN, JAMES ERUIN, JR., General Course, Let- tered Freshman Football ,47, Lettered Varsity Football ,48, Track Team ,48, 949, Basketball 949, 448,, Club ,48, 949. SMALLEY, ELIZABETH, General Course; SMITH, HER- BERT ALLEN, General Course, R.O.T.C. Officers Club; SMITH, EDITH JOAN, General Course, Glee Club, June 449 Class, Va- riety Show, Secretary Home Room ,47, 448, 449, Blue Jacket Staff, Blue Jacket Representative 348, ,49, Blue and White Represen- tative 748, 449, Red Cross Representative ,47, June 449 Represen- tative, Harvest Dance Sponsor, Senior Play. SMITH, SARA RUTH, General Course, Voice Class; SNE- DEKER, HAROLD RAY, JR., Scientific Course, Hi-Y Club, Band, June 949, Manager Football ,48, June ,49 Class; SNYDER, DAVID LOUIS, General Course, June 449 Class, Band, Boy Scouts, Glee Club, Explorer Scouts, De Molay, Order of the Arrow, Accelerated Class I. SOWELL, ROBERT, General Course; STAFFORD, JACK, General Course; STANLEY, LOU, Classical Course, Junior Red Cross, Variety Show ,46, ,48, Entre Nous Sorority, Pan Hellenic Council, Blue Jacket 747, June ,49 Club. STARNES, HENRY GRADY, General Course, Basketball 947, ,48, ,49, Tennis 447, 948, 349 Captain, Glee Club 348, 949, Dra- matic Club 948, 949, S Club 48, 49, Cross Country Track Team 48, Variety Show 948; STEADMAN, MARIE ELIZABETH, Classi- cal Course, June 449 Club, Venez Ici; STEBBINS, RICHARD GREGORY, General Course, Football ,45, ,46, 947, 948, Varsity ,47, ,48, Letter 948, g484, Club, Tau Delta Tau Fraternity, June 349 Class. twenty-nine TEAGUE, ANNETTE, Technical Course; TEACUE, PAUL, General Course; TEDDER, BARBARA CAROLYN, General Course, Home Room Treasurer, Glee Club, Worthy Adviser Rainbow Girls Feb. ,49, Captain Calvary Basketball Team, Cor- responding Secretary Whoopee Club, Harvest Dance Sponsor ,47, June ,49 Club. TEW, HARRIET, General Course, Spring Swing Sponsor ,46, 317, 848, Harvest Dance Sponsor ,46, 347, 948, Sponsor of Captain of Football Team ,47, Harvest Queen 848, Variety Show Chorus Blackface, Basketball Team 947, 748, Entre Nous Sorority, Tau Delta Tau Sin 947, 48; THOMAS, LAMAR, General Course; TISSURA, RITA, General Course. TUCKER, RAY BRYANT, General Course, June 549 Class Member, Member Accelerated Group No. 1, Baseball 547, ,49; TURNER, MARY ANN, General Course, Glee Club ,45, 746, Pan American Assembly 948, June 949 Class, Variety Show ,49; TUTEN, BARBARA, General Course. raduates 9W STEWART, CHARLES, General Course, Future Teachers of America, June 549 Class; STOKES, PRESTON, General Course, Freshman Football 746, Varsity Football 947, 848, Baseball ,48, 949, 88,, Club; STROZIER, ANNE DE ALVA, General Course, Glee Club, Knit Wits, Quis Qui Sorority, F.T.A., June 949 Class, Va- riety Show, President Home Room 848, ,49, Secretary Home Room ,47, Senior Play, Student Council, Sponsor for Spring Swing and Harvest Dance, Home Room Representative for June ,49 Class, Chairman for Card Party Committee for June 849 Class. STUBBS, BEVERLY ANN, General Course, June 849 Club, Girls Basketball ,49, Variety Show 848, Quis Qui Sorority, Wild Rose Senior Musical 949; SULLIVAN, CAROLYN ANNE, Gen- eral Course, June 849 Class, Accelerated Group I, Glee Club ,48, Variety Show ,48; SULLIVAN, GEORGE, General Course. SWEATT, PAUL, General Course; SWICORD, EARL, Gen- eral Course; TAYLOR, FRANCES JENNINGS, Classical Course, Blue Jacket ,47, ,48, Circulation Editor Blue Jacket ,49, Student Council 847, 848, ,49, Office Worker ,48, June 849 Club. game maladies TUTEN, HENRY, General Course; TYLER, ARTHUR, Gen- eral Course; TYREE, ANNE LEE, Technical Course, June 49 Class, Boots 8K Saddle Club 46, Dramatic Club 746, ,47, ,48, 949, Distributive Education, Club Secretary 748, 949, Rainbow 945-949, Student Council Representative 47,349, Office Clerk a47349. VAN BRACKLE, FAY, General Course, Voice Class ,48, Glee Club 316, 947, 48, Rainbow Girls, June 719 Class; VEALE, ERWIN OLIN, General Course, Stage Crew 747, ,48, R.O.T.C. Cadet Ma- jor,- R.O.T.C. OcheHs Club, President Home Room, Variety Show 317, Spring Dance, Hi-Y Club, De Molay, I-Tapakeg; WALKER, EVERETT, General Course. WARNELL, BILL, Scientific Course, Hi-Y Club, OFHcefs Club, De Molay, June ,49 Class, Band; WEITZ, MARY, General Course, June ,49 Class, June ,49 Blue Jacket, Committee, Sweet- heart of A.Z.A. 947, ,48, Daughters of David,J.E.A.Youth Council President, Variety Show Chorus, Home Room Vice-President, Senior Play, Card Party Committee; WESTBERRY, FRANK, General Course. WEILAND, ROBERT, Scientific Course; WILBER, BAR- BARA, General Course, Harvest Dance Sponsor 946, 47, ,48, Spring Swing Sponsor 1?, :48, Quis Qui, GirPs Bowling Team ,46, 747, 748, Captain Bowling Team 216, 47, Student Council, Blue Jacket Staff, Blue Jacket Representative, Blue 81 White Repre- sentative, Variety Show, Softball Team 947, Home Room Presi- dent, Card Party Ticket Chairman, June ,49 Class; WILLIAMS, RONALD, A.G. 1, De Molay, Band, June ,49 Club. WILLIAMSON, VERNON, General Course; WILLIS, LIN- DY, General Course, T.A.T., J.A.C., Football, Basketball, Va- riety Show, R.O.T.C.; WOLF, JANE, General Course, June ,49 Club, F.T.A. Club 7L8, GirPs B,, Basketball Team 947, ,48, Voice Club 747, Senior Privilege Committee 949, Red Cross Representa- tive ,47, Home Room Representative June 949 Class Venez Ici, Rainbow Girls ,49, Variety Show 949, Softball Team 46. WOOD, CECIL, General Course, June, Jan. Graduating Classes; WOOTEN, SHIRLEY, General Course; WYLES, FRIEDA, General Course. thirty-one maladies TOP: YARBOROUGH, FRANCES, General Course; ZANGARIS, ANNA, General Course, Maids of Athens ,47, 948, 949, Maids of Athens, Basketball Team 748, ,49, Softball Team ,49, Drill Team ,49, Secretary and Treasurer Home Room, ,47, 94:8; ZEIGLER, MAR- THA ANN, General Course, June ,49 Class, Fashion Editor Blue 81 White, Blue Jacket Staff, Future Teachers Club, Blue 8K White Rep- resentative Blue Jacket Representative, June ,49 Representative, Voice Class, Jheco Club, Beta Alpha Chi, Offlce Worker. BOTTOM: ZIPPERER, EDWARD, General Course; ZITTRAUER, JACQUELYN, Technical Course, Office Staff. June 949. thirty-two thirty-three game ROOM 100 Reading from left to right, top row: Billy Taylor, Margaret Winders, Everett Walker, Miriam Cowan, Terry Kimball, Jean Sollar, Wade Harrell. Second row: Jackie Taylor, Landy New, Ann Tew, Coy Rogers, Joan Cooper, LaVaughn Mitchell. Third row: Jane Loomis, Elton Quarterman, Carol Woods, Jimmy Abraham, Deborah Clark, James Williams, Joan Reiner. Fourth row: Bobby Tye, Ruth Wessells, Charlie Holm, Hazel Williams, Harriet Hollingsworth, Marcia McTeer. WHO S WHO MRS. J ULIA WADE, Teacher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: B0y B0bby Tye; Girl-Jean Sollar. MOST POPULAR: B0y Bobby Tye; Girl-Ann Tew. PRETTIEST: Cirl Ann Tew. MOST HANDSOME: Boy Everett Walker. thirty-four MOST ATHLETIC: Boy Landy New; GirL-Ruth Wessells. BEST DRESSED: BoPBiuy Taylor; Girlqoan Reiner. BEST ALLBROUND: Boy-Bobby Tye; GirpMiriam Cowan. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy-Bobby Tye; Girl-Jackie Taylor. WITTIEST: Boy-Joe Sharpe; Girl Car01 Woods. 00m 101 ,5 5? Reading from left to right, top row: James Clarey, Mary Niemeyer, Charlie Ott, Elizabeth Purvis, Payne Copeland. Second row: Ann Gleaton, William Royal, Betty Crosby, Joe Lax, Jo Ann Booty. Third row: Leonard Hadden, Dottie Clark, Billy Martin, Ruth Henry, Ben Padgett. Fourth row: Reginald Kniphfer, Sarah Hadden, Jackie Fields, Ann Portman, John McKay, Roselee Armstrong. W H O S W H 0 MAX PARTIN, Teacher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy-Joe Lax; Gir1 Ruth MOST ATHLETIC: B0y-Bill Royal; Gir1 Ann Portman. Henry. BEST DRESSED: Boy--J0e Lax; Girl R0se1ee Armstrong. MOST POPULAR: B0y Charles Ott; Cirl R0se1ee Armstrong. BEST ALL-gROUND . Boy Ben Padgett , Cirl Sara Hadden. PRETTIEST: Girl Barbara Campbell. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy Charles Ott; Gir1 Ann Cleaton. MOST HANDSOME: Boy Ben Padgett. WITTIEST: B0y Ben Padgett; Girl-Ann Cleaton. thirty-vae game moom 102 Reading from left to right, top row: Billy Campbell, Alice Jones, Gilbert Perkins, Barbara Thompson, Ezra Hutto, Jackie Sanchez, Bob Andrews. Second row: Betty Sapp, Charlie Ernest, Sandra Cohen, Frank W'estbury, Shirley Collins, Lee Dasher, Joan Floyd. Third row: Richard Lipscomb, Barbara Jacobs, Charles Hartford, Shirley White, Arthur Bridger, Joan Galin, Jim Stanley. Fourth row: Philip Donaldson, George Carter, Donald Cobb, Ralph Sparks, Kenny Brewton, Cecil Burch, Edward Fourqurean. V W H O S W H 0 MRS. MARGIE SUTCLIFFE, Teacher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: B0y Cecil Burch; Gir1 Joan MOST ATHLETIC: Boy Bill Campbell; Girl-Barbara Galin. Thompson. BEST DRESSED: Boy Charles Ernest; Gir1 Alice Jones. BEST ALL3ROUND: Boy Bi1l Campbell; Cir1 Betty Sapp. PRETTIEST: GlrFJoa Floyd- MOST STUDIOUS: BOPCharles Ernest; Girl-Joan Galin. MOST POPULAR: B0y Bill Campbell; Girl Shir1ey Collins. MOST HANDSOME: Boy Bill Campbell. WITTIEST: B0y -Ra1ph Sparks; GirIFJoan Calin. thirty-six 00m 105 Reading from left to right, top row: Clara Dell Fischer, Morrison Shingler, Emilie Cetchovich, Jeffrey Jones, June Coffer, Bobby Armstrong. Second row: Hazel Morgan, Roland Brower, Billy South, Leonore Cohen, Arthur Winn, Anna Zangaris. Third row: Henry Rabey, Rita Tissura, Bobby Croom, Irene Andris, Billy Ross, Joan Fennell. Fourth row: Wilbur Dowd, Peggy Storey, John Peck, Phillip Hunter, Bucky Lockett, Preston Stokes, Spencer Grotheer. W H O S W H 0 MR. LAIN, Teacher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy-Jeffrey Jones; Cirl MOST ATHLETIC: B0y Prest0n Stokes; Cir1 CIara Dell Selina Marcus. Fischer. MOST POPULAR: Boy-Spencer Grotheer; Cir1 C1ara Dell BEST DRESSED: B0y Jack Fields; Girl Rita Tissura. Fischer. ' BEST ALL3ROUND: Boy Spencer Grotheer; Girl Clara Dell Fischer. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy-John Peck; Girl Peggy Storey. MOST HANDSOME: B0y Jack Fields. WITTIEST: B0y Henry Rabey; Girl-Clara Dell Fischer. PRETTIEST: Cirl June Coffer. thirty-seven game Room 406 Reading from left to right, top row: Annette Teague, Kay Brantly, Peggy Jones, Hubert Mallory, Georgia Anderson, Bill Facey, Jackie Zittrauer, Johnny Matthews. Second row: Mitzi Lanier, Johnny Campbell, Patsy Hargett, Jack Ohsiek, Eugene Padgett, Betty Johnson, Russel Martin, Martha Bender. Third row: Julian Branan, J0 Marmelstein, Jack Dgloach, Barbara Gay, Billy Warnett, Martha Shurling, Arthur Lamas, Shirley Shearouse. Fourth row: Wally Butler, Margaret Morrison, Ginny Schenk, Carole Ruth, Betty Rollinson, Shirley Wooten. W H O , S W H 0 MRS. SARAH ZEIGLER, Teacher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: B0y John Matthews; Gir1 Josephine Marmelstein. BEST DRESSED: B0y J0hn Matthews; Girl-Betty Rollinson. MOST POPULAR: Boy40hn Matthews; GirFBetty Rol- BEST ALLBROUND: Bquohn Matthews; Girl-Betty R01. linson. PRETTIEST: Cirl Betty Rollinson. linson. MOST HANDSOME: Boy Wally Butler. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy Bi11 Facey; Cirl Mitzi Lanier. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy J0hn Campbell; Girl-Margaret Morrison. WITTIEST: Boy Wally Butler; Gir1 Patsy Hargett. thirty-eight Reading from left to right, top row: Helen Arnold, Edward Swain, Zacquelyn Cowart, Allen Strickland, Shirley Galkin, Gene Smith. Second row: Janie Glisson, Henry Shearouse, Peggy Hall, Robert Rowan, Georgia Florence Harper, Earnest Jenkins, Rosanne Howell. Third row: Lawrence Freeman, Joan Keen, Albert Epstein, Jane Kicklighter, Carter Elmore, Margaret Spell. Fourth row: Jack Elkins, Billy Bordeaux, Wesley Dixon, Marion DeWitt, Stuart Breckenridge, Harry Connor, Thorald Curry. WHO,S WHO MISS ELEANOR POWERS, Teacher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy Stuart Breckenridge; Girl-Zacquelyn Cowart. MOST POPULAR: Boy Harry Connor; Girl Zacque1yn Cow- art. PRETTIEST: Cirl Zacquelyn Cowart. MOST HANDSOME: Boy -Harry Connor. MOST ATHLETIC: B0y Ralph Dolgoff; Gir1 Shir1ey Galkin. BEST DRESSED: BoywHarry Connor; Girl Zacquelyn Cow- art. BEST ALL3ROUND: Boy Billy Bordeaux; Girl-Zacquelyn Cowart. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy-Stuart Breckenridge; Girl-Zacque- lyn Cowart. WITTIEST: Boy Billy Bordeaux; Gir1 Janie Glisson. thirty-nine $04718 $00471 Reading from left to right, top row: Franklin Thorpe, Frances Stewart, James Sloan, Viola Andris, Bill Mason, Jane Milligan. Second row: Roland Jones, Fay Van Brackle, Dewey Masher, Sandra Hart, Bobby Meyers, Gwen Philips. Third row: Scott Edwards, Dee,, Paulson, Jimmy Missroon, Greta Rosenzweig, Wade Bullard, Mary Lou Moody. Fourth row: Tommy Earle, Helen Sikking, Billy Eitel, Sally Mirsky, John Crabb, Mary Sue Smith, Gail Rosen. W H O , S W H 0 MISS SUMNER THORPE, Teacher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy Billy Eitel; Girl Jane MOST ATHLETIC: Boy-Bob Barnes; Girl- Dee, Paulson. Minigan- BEST DRESSED: BoPDewey Mosher; GirFViola Andris. MOST POPULAR: Boy Wade Bullard; Girl-Fay Van Brackle. BEST ALL-aROUND: Boy James Sloan; Girl Helen Sikking. PRETTIEST: Girl Bunny Stewart. MOST STUDIOUS: B0y Wade Bullard; Girl Jane Milligan. MOST HANDSOME: Boy Scott Edwards. WITTIEST: B0y Sc0tt Edwards; Gir1 Dee Paulson. game moom M3 Reading from left to right, top row: Bobby Sullivan, Diane Samuels, Vernon Wingate, Phyllis Passink, George Tyre, Mary Sue Morel, Elmer Towns. Second row: Jane Lawhon, Jake Rimes, Bobbie Jean Hooks, James Porter, Gertrude Hoffman, Julian Patrick, Frances Hagan. Third row: Joe Ogburn, Betty Graham, L. J. McEwen, Shirley Durden, Jack Markesteyn, Joann Dierks, Richard Johnson. Fourth row: Janice Cohen, Bascombe Horton, Maureen Clark, William Crimn, Edgar Fenn, Bobby English, Clifford Black, William Ard. WHO S WHO MISS CORDRAY, Teacher MOST ATHLETIC: Boye-Jake Rimes; Girl Shirley Durden. BEST DRESSED: Boy-Vernon Wingate; Girl Frances Hagan. BEST ALL3ROUND: B0y Jack Markesteyn; Girl-Jane Law- hon. PRETTIEST: Gir1 anCeS Hagan. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy -Henry Horton; Cirl Jane Lawhon. WITTIEST: Boy Edgar Fenn; Gir1 Frances Hagan. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy Vern0n Wingate; Girla Gertrude Hoffman. MOST POPULAR: B0y Elmer Towns; Girl Jane Lawhon. MOST HANDSOME: Boy-Vernon Wingate. forty-one 540mg moom 111, Reading from left to right, top row: Michael Cannon, Elizabeth Sykes, Bobby Tuten, Carolyn Sanders. Guerry Rbberts, Betty Ann Cook. Second row: Jerrell Clanton, Betty McCollar, Edward Gay, Nancy Cowart, Paul Davis, Irene Wolson. Third row: Ted Shearouse, Ed Zipperer, Mary Frances Womble, Lamar Thomas, Ethel Sponseller, Steve Hill. Fourth row: Helen Mays, Nat Alderman, Shirley Robbins, aTikie,9 Paulson, Maudine Stevens, Joan Register, Helen Kline. W H O , S W H O MISS EVA DOTSON, Teacher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Bonyeorge Smith; GirI BEST DRESSED: Boy Jerrell Clanton; Gir1 Nancy Cowart. Irene Wolson. BEST ALL3ROUND: Boy Ed Zipperer; Girl Miss Eva Dot- son. PRETTIEST: Gir1 Maudine Stevens. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy George Smith; Girl Mary Frances MOST HANDSOME: Boy -Theod0re McKenzie. Womble. MOST ATHLETIC: Ed Zipperer; Girl-Betty Ann Cook. WITTIEST: B0y James Womble; Gir1 Irene Wolson. MOST POPULAR: Boy Ed Zipperer; GirlaHelen Kline. forty-two Reading from left to right, top row: Betty Cole, Floyd Fallin, Reba Baker, Vernon Williams, Evelyn Silverman, Bobby George. Second row: Helen Hayes, Mike Edmunson, Ethel McCurry, Jack Denmark, Billy Lee, Jennie Lynn. Third row: Sally Schofield, Manual Tissura, Edwina McCune, Hubert Durden, Rachel Monk, Billy Lyons. Fourth row: Mary Jane Mayer, Harry Lucas, Margaret Duncan, Louisa Cole, Edward Stokes. WHO S WHO MIss CLARK, Teacher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy-Dick Allen; Gir1 Ed- BEST DRESSED: Boy Bil1y Lyons; Cirl-Jennie Lynn - Ethel wina McCune. McCurry MOST POPULAR: Boy-qiaf, Adams; Cirl He1en Hayes. PRETTIEST: Girl He1en Hayes. MOST HANDSOME: Boy-Billy Lyons. MOST STUDIOUS: B0y Dick Allen; Gir1 Edwina McCune. BEST ALL3ROUND : Boy Rat , Adams; Girl Ethe1 McCurry. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy Ratr' Adams; Girl-Betty Cole. WITTIEST: B0y Harry Lucas; Girl Sally Schofield. 00m 116 Reading fromvleft to right, top row: Anne Perry, E. W7. Clifton, Marlene Wood, Bobby Howell, Dorothy Dukes, Henry Powell, Bar- bara Allen. Second row: Stanley Weiss, Peggy Wilburn, Charles Howard, Charlotte McGalliard, Fred Pierce, Lolly Stelljes, Evans Nichals. Third row: Helen McLeroy, Billy Holley, Mariuria Morrison, Ronald Koiman, Julia Wade, Richard Norsworthy, Delores Garmer. Fourth row: Jack Fender, Nancy Elliott, John Barthelmess, Bob Brewer, Allen Reynolds, Reginald McDufTee, Ralston Wylly. WHO,S WHO MISS VIRGINIA HUDSON, Teacher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy Evans Nichols; Gir1 Charlotte McGalliard. MOST POPULAR: Boy John Barthelniess; Girl-Peggy Wil- burn. PRETTIEST: Girl-Nancy Elliott. MOST HANDSOME: Boy Allen Reynolds. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy Fred Pierce; GirlgMariuna Mor- rison. BEST DRESSED: B0y Evans Nichols; Girl De10res Garmer. BEST ALL3ROUND: Boy Evans Nichols; Cir1 HeIen Mc- Leroy. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy Bobby Brewer; Gir1 Char1otte Mc- Galliard. WITTIEST: B0y B0bby Howell; Girl Barbara Allen. 00m M7 W WNRJMW MWWW Reading from left to right, top row: Elmore Fetzer, Mary Alice Shumans, Felton Ellis, Mary Yarber, Carl Redmond, Joann Jeffreys. Second row: Bernie Jarriel, Joyce Davis, Larry Moore, Barbara Tuten, Jack Stafford, Lenore Cantey. Third row: Arthur Tyler, Barbara Galloway, James Harper, Aileen Williamson, Robert Weiland, Carolyn Foss. Fourth row: Charles Lee, Mary Lou Henry, Denson ii'oss, Gwen Beaufort, Dennis Witherington, Gladys Beverly, Robert Sowell. WHO S WHO MISS MILDRED PARNELLE, Teacher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: B0y Dens0n Foss; Girl J0yce MOST ATHLETIC: Boy Charles Lee; Girl Car01yn Foss. Davis. BEST DRESSED: Boy Jack Stafford; Girl Barbara Tuten. MOST POPULAR: Boy-Jack Stafford; Cir1 J0yce Davis. BEST ALL-9ROUND: B0y Jack StafTord; GirL-Barbara Tuten. PRETTIEST: Girl Gladys Beverly. MOST STUDIOUS: B0y Bernie Jarriel; Girl J0yce Davis. MOST HANDSOME: Boy-Jack Stafford. WITTIEST: B0y Charles Lee; Girl Barbara Tuten. forty-five game moom M8 Reading from left to right, top row: Eleanor Ogburn, Carolyn Bragg, Carolyn Fluke, Janet Kaminsky, Joan Brooker, David Meddin, Madelyn Feinberg, Merrelle Brannen. Second row: Robert V. Smith, Florence Wong, Thomas Marchman, Robert C. Smith, Betty Brewton, Ruth Simmons, Jane Guth- man, J. J. Webb. Third row: Miriam Begrin, Raymond Wood, Frances Bryant, Norman Blackwell, Mary Lou Byerly, Ronald Jewett, Jimmy Coker, Betty English. Fourth row: 0. C. Johnson, Simone Alpern, Betty Lord, Billy Stegin, Rosemary Woodbridge, Foy Smith, Mahla Wilson, Betty Moss. Fifth row: Glenn Carthron, Martha Boyd, Pat Calder, Jimmy Carmer, Billy Minter. W H O , S W H O MISS WALTON EXLEY, Teacher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: B0y R0nald Jewett; Girlu BEST DRESSED: Boy-Jimmy Carmer; Gir1 Florence Wong. Rosemary Woodbridge. MOST POPULAR: Boy-Billy Stegin; Gir1v Frances Bryant. PRETTIEST: Gir1 Betty English. MOST HANDSOME: Boy'Thomas Marchman. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy Thomas Marchman; Cir1 Betty English. BEST ALL-aROUND: B0y Thomas Marchman; Girl-Elean0r Ogburn. MOST STUDIOUS: B0y Rona1d Jewett; Girl R0semary Woodbridge. WITTIEST: B0y B0nes , Smith; Cirl Wa1t0n Exley. forty-six game Room 419 r; ,g Ci Reading from left to right, top row: Runelle Stregles, Jack Brantley, Reba Williamson, Hugh Lewis, Elizabeth Smalley, Edwin Long, Blanche Richardson. Second row: Neel Porter, Sally Collins, David Stefanick, Caroline Shingler, Dudley Bishop, Marguerite Ford, Edward Perkens. Third row: Billy Anderson, Maurice Ayer, Robert Taylor, Paul Coppage, Tom Morrison, Huey Davis, Larry Meadows. Fourth row: William Vining, Wade Williams, Billy Graham, Bobby Graham, Frank Gause, Gene Sorensen, David Carter. WHOG WHO MRS. A. W. ANDERSON, Teacher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy-J. W. Brantley; Girl Reba Williamson. MOST POPULAR: Boy Huey'Davis; Cir1 Marguerite Ford. PRETTIEST: Girl-Sally Collins. MOST HANDSOME: Boy-Tom Morrison. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy T0m Morrison; Girl- Sa11y Collins. BEST DRESSED: Boy Huey Davis; Girl:Marguerite Ford. BEST ALL3ROUND: Boy Billy Graham; Cirl-Marguerite Ford. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy Wade Williams; GirL-Reba Wil- liamson. VVITTIEST: B0y Huey Davis; GirlvMarguerite Ford. lorty-seven Reading from left to right, top row: Alice Dougherty, Helen Youngblood, Charles Itzkovitz, Carolyn Wood, Jack Golden, Joan Wil- liams, Joseph Waters, Judy Walker. . I k Second row: Robert Friedman, Dorothy Finn, Albert Finch, Barbara Unglesbee; Reidar Tlfosdal, Mary Frances Sullivan, Marvin Ellis, Alleene Ellam. Third row: Bobby Spilliards, Sarah Robinson, Hazel Ridgdill, Sally Ann Davenport, Eugene Bargeron, Barbara Pillatt, B'ill Moore, Mary Parker. ' Fourth row: Mary Lynn, Sally Levy, Cicely La Batiste, Jon Jewett, Margie Cooper, Robbie Carter, Johnnie Carter, Camille Cam- mer. Fifth row: Betty Burris, Jean Bolen, Betty Burke. W H O S W H 0 MRS. HARPER, Teacher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy Eugene Bargeron; Girl- MOST ATHLETIC: Boy MarVin Ellis; Girl-Betty Burke. M Alice Dongherty' BEST DRESSED: Boy40n Jewett; GirpMary Lynn. MOST POPULAR: Boy Reidar Trosdal; Gir1 Barbara Pil- BEST ALLfROUND: Boy Marvin Ellis; Gir1 Margie Cooper. I It. a MOST STUDIOUS: Boy Eugene Bargeron; Girl- A1ice Dough- PRETTIEST: Cirl Barbara Pillatt. erty. MOST HANDSOME: Boy J0n Jewett. WITTIEST: B0y Albert Finch; Gir1-Margie Cooper. forty-eight game moom 125 I Reading from left to right, top row: John Williams, Gloria Gross, Dimples,, Wilson, Joan Fitzsimmons, Wilbur Kessler, Betty Weinberg, Dick Leech, Jocylene Smith. Second row: Fred Bower, Marilyn Kennels, Denson Hutchinson, Cleo Hughes, Talmadge McGailliard, Peggy Gattman, Keith Woods, Barbara Tedder. Third row: Earl Bacon, Helen Wilson, Earl Pullin, Betty Smith, Albert Pearson, Jean Whittington, John Dunn, Jeanne Langston. Fourth row: Marion Hodge, James Mizell, Louis Law, Ralph Hendricks, Bobby Tillman, Jimmy Elrod, George Smith. W H O S W H 0 MB. JOHN LANGFORD, Teacher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: B0y Fred Bower; Girl Jeanne MOST ATHLETIC: Boy Dick Leech; CirldBarbara Tedder. Langston. BEST DRESSED: Bowaick Leech; Girl Betty Weinberg. MOST POPULAR: Boy-Denson Hutchinson; Girl J0an Fitz- BEST ALL3ROUND: B0y eDick Leech; Cirl Joan Fitzsim- . mons. 51mmons. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy-Fred Bower; Girl Jeanne Langston. WITTIEST: Boy-Denson Hutchinson; Girl-Joan Fitzsim- MOST HANDSOME: Boy Dick Leech. mons. PRETTIEST: Girl Betty Weinberg. forly-nine 00m 126 E g E Reading from left to right, top row: Betty Westberry, Edward Ewing, Annie Mae Thomas, Curtis Youmans, Anne Baxley, James Shoptaw, Juanita Smith. Second row: Bowen Jones, Nanelle Chan, Mqrgan Blackburn, Ann Hendricks, Paul Sweatt, Betty Sconyers. Third row: Mickey Greenfield, Carolyn Blount, Charles Lomel, Ruth Smith, Ernest Murphy, Betty Schuster, Boonie Hancock. Fourth row: Noleka Davis, Raymond Jue, Grace Silva, Irving Rubinitz, Rita Scott, Frances Taylor. W H O S W H O MIss MARVIN, Teacher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: B0y -Ernest Murphy; Cirl MOST ATHLETIC: Boy-Boh Bergman; Girl-Betty Sconyers Carolyn Blount. BEST DRESSED: Boy-Arthur Hancock; Girl-Carolyn Blount. MOST POPULAR: B0y Arthur Hancock; Girl Caro1'yn BEST ALL3ROUND: B0y Arthur Hancock; Girl Frances Blount. Taylor. PRETTIEST: Girl Carolyn Blount. MOST STUDIOUS: B0y Clarence LeCroy; Girl-Rita Scott. MOST HANDSOME: Boy Arthur Hancock. WITTIEST: Boy Charles Lomel; Girl Frances Taylor. game ROOM Reading from left to right, top row: Harvey Rivenbark, Curtis Carver, Bobby Smith, Jack Miller, Harry Sledge. Second row: Joseph Galkin, Charles Daniel, David Collins, Robert Lanier, Tommy Neel. Third row: Edward Martin, Billy Hughes, Paul Pickard, Eddie Strickland, Lee Rivers. Fourth row: John Brigham, Julius Bennett, Jack Sanders, Brett Baxley, Clifton Fulcher, Edward Colsen. WHO S WHO MR. MCCREERY, Teacher N0 girlQ MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED David Collins. BEST DRESSED J011n Derst. MOST POPULAR David Collins. BEST ALL3ROUND Bil1 Timmons. MOST HANDSOME-q30,, Russom. - MOST STUDIOUS-Charles Daniels. MOST ATHLETIC Abe Miller. WITTIEST J0hn Derst. fifty-one game Room 206 Reading from left to right, top row: Roy Dunaway, Mary Alice Kehoe, Randy Raymond, Claire Greenburg, Jimmy Clemmons, Ray Russel, Tommy Williams. Second row: Beverly Roberts, Riley Baker, Gloria Smith, Leon Brown, Jerry Tatum, John Rimes. Third row: Nancy Jones, Needham Parrish, Faye Henry, Paul Teague, Barbara Ann Trainor, Tommy McMillan, Lewis UacM Lucky. Fourth row: Stetson Fleming, Jimmy Wong, Olin Veale, Billy Eldred, Joe Clonts, Martha Rimes. WHO S WHO MISS VERA DODGE, Teacher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy-Jack Lucky; Cirl Glo- ria Smith. MOST POPULAR: Boy -Roy Dunaway; Gir1 Nancy Jones. PRETTIEST: Girk-Nancy Jones. MOST HANDSOME: Boy-John Rimes. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy-Jimmy Wong; Cirl- Betsy Tyson. BEST DRESSED: Boy-John Rimes; Cirl Cl0ria Smith. BEST ALL3ROUND: Boy J0e Clonts; Girl-Martha Rimes. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy-Jack Lucky; Girl-Fay Henry. WITTIEST: Boy R0y Dunaway; Girl-Jerry Tatum. game Room 207 ?4 A Reading from left to right, top row: Gene Hutchinson, Joyce Wilso 11, Palmer Dearing, Joy Armfield, Bill Kitchens, Martha Kicklighter, Louis Scharf, Grady Starnes. Second row: Molly Barnhardt, Corbett Coleman, Dory Sharpe, Earl Waller, Evelyn Thomas, Frank Cabriels, Jean Gilbreath, Ed- ward Allen. Third row: Martha Taylor, Richard Mayer, Joan Van Sickle, Gene Harvey, Andrew Jackson Glenn, Betty Jean Tuten, George Rat- cliffe, Anne Strozier. Fourth row: Marion Ulmer, Mary Weitz, Quentin Burkhalter, Patsy Little, Warren Paul, Frank Stevenson, Bobby Howard. WHO S WHO MR. D. B. HODGE, Teacher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy Palmer Dearing; Girl BEST DRESSED: Bovaalmer Dearing; Cirl-Patsy Little. Anne Strozier. MOST POPULAR: BokBobby Howard; Girl-Martha Taylor. BEST ALLmOUND-Boy-Gene Htuchinson; Girl-Patsy Lit- PRETTIEST: Girppatsy Little. de- MOST HANDSOME: Boy-Gene Hutchinson- MOST STUDIOUS: BokBobby Howard; GirpAnne Strozier. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy Crady Starnes; Cirl Betty Jean Tuten. WITTIEST: Boy-Bill Kitchens; Girl Patsy Little. fifty-three Reading from left to right, top row: Evona Bravaldo, Johnnie Brightwell, Ann Lee Tyree, Natalie Nahay, Linwood Berry, Betty Murphy, Edward McKenzie, Betty Ruth Scott. Second row: Quay Hill, Evelyn Turner, Billy Price, Betty Jean Sandefur, Earl Seckinger, Evelyn Harrison, Dickie Whitman, C01- leen Ubele. Third row: Earl Swicord, Barbara Cohen, Tom Perry, Barbara Litchfield, Robert Barnes, Shirley Dykes, Cody Ellison, Ann Ulmer. Fourth row: Charles Jones, Gene Smith, Jimmy Mitchum, Joyce Lee, Shirley Womble, Patsy Trost. WHO,S WHO MR. AXLEY, Teacher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: B0y Quay Hill; Girl Natalie Nahay. MOST POPULAR: B0y Earl Swicord; Girl J0yce Lee. PRETTIEST: Cirl Ann Ulmer. MOST HANDSOME: Boy Jimmy Mitchum. MOST ATHLETIC: B0y Charles Jones; Gir1 Patsy Trost. fifty-four BEST DRESSED: Boy Gene Smith; Gir1 Natalie Nahay. BEST ALL3ROUND: B0y Quay Hill; Girl--Eve1yn Harrison. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy Russell Chiselbrook; Cir1 Ann Lee Tyree. WITTIEST: Boy Quay Hill; Girl-Evelyn Harrison. Reading from left to right, top row: Benjamin Waters, Patsy Spaulding, Billy Cooksey, Cherry Hirsch, Jerry Rogers, Jean Saturday. Second row: Reginald Neidlinger, Mary Ann Etchison, Alex Kolgaklis, Frieda Wyles, Dale Lang, Mellie Wade. Third row: Murray Galin, Roberta Ward, Lindy Willis, Audrey Cammack, Ed Cobb, Ann Stubbs. Fourth row: Arthur Gignilliat, Martha Zeigler, Tommy Bailey, Mickey Goldman, Richard Stebbins, Bruce Fox. W H O a S W H O MIss GLADYS SMITH, Teacher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy-Mickey Goldman; Girl MOST ATHLETIC: Boy Richard Stebbins; Gir1 Ann Stubbs. Audrey Cammack- BEST DRESSED: BMPLindy Willis; Girpcladys Smith. MOST POPULAR: Boy-Lindy Willis; Cirl-Audrey Cammack. BEST ALL3ROUND: B0y Ed Cobb; Girl-Audrey Cammack. PRETTIEST: Girl-Mary Ann Etchison. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy A1ex Kolgaklis; Girl Mel1ie Wade. MOST HANDSOME: B0y-Ed Cobb. WITTIEST: B0y Lindy Willis; GirI Martha Zeigler. f; g 5;? Reading from left to right, top row: Clinton Strickland, Anne McAlfthur, Bruce Miller, Dora Belle Attaway, Clarence Bell, Jane Bur- roughs. Second row: Butler Geriner, Frances Nicholson, Bobby Bates, Anne Austin, Turner Baker, Mary Deal. Third row: Cracen Joiner, Jean Epps, Bobby Sills, Mary Kruezkamp, Freddie Hodges, Jane Hopkins. Fourth row: Bob Newsome, Pat Zoucks, Durant Tullis, Anna Ohseik, Rogers Hanird, Jack Hurst. WHO,S WHO MRS. ELLIS, Teacher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: B0y -Butler Geriner; Girl-Pat Zoucks. MOST POPULAR: B0y B0b Newsome; Girl Pat Zoucks. PRETTIEST: Girl-Joan Morrison. MOST HANDSOME: Boy Butler Geriner. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy Billy Cooper; Girl-Freddie Hodges. BEST DRESSED: Boy -W. J. Perry; Girl-Jane Burroughs. BEST ALL3ROUND: B0y-Turner Baker; Girl Jean Epps. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy But1er Geriner; Girl-Jean Epps. WITTIEST: Boy Bob Newsome; Girl-Pat Zoucks. Reading from left to right, top row: Frank Melson, Patty Brady, Gwen Lee South, Julian Heyman, Clare Sires, John Wilson. Second row: Troy Bouy, Betty Rhodes, Larry Norman, Alice Fruitticher, George Warren, Joyce Stebbins. Third row: David Parker, Ann Beall, Shirley Hallman, Sara Jane Smith, Barbara Haar, Mildred Hucks. Fourth row: Harriet Tew, Delores Meeks, Betty Miller, Carolyn Unglesbee, Betty Jane Howell. W H O S W H O MISS TUTHILL, Teacher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: B0y John Andre; Gir1 Bar- MOST ATHLETIC: Boy-Tr0y Bouy; Girl Dody Meeks. bara Haar. BEST DRESSED: B0y Wi1bert McElheney; Girl Harriet Tew. MOST POPULAR: B0y Troy Bouy; Girl Harriet Tew. BEST ALL3ROUND: Boy-Troy Bouy; Girl Betty Rhodes. PRETTIEST: Gir1-Harriet Tew MOST STUDIOUS: Boy John Andre; Girl Alice Fruitticher. MOST HANDSOME: Boy Troy Bouy. WITTIEST: Boy-Troy Bony; Girl J0yce Stebbins. fifty-seven Wome ROOM 2 Reading from left to right, top row: Wylie Griffin, Ann Alkon, Lewis Landolan, Mitzi Meats, Fred Bevil, Vesta Douberly. Second row: Thad Welch, Joan Surrency, Joe Douglas, Joan Feus, Ed Johnson, Dotty Gerken. Third row: Robert Schunemann, Peggy Rhoden, Robert Mays, Ruth Chapman, Cecil Wood, Melba Crummey. Fourth row: Billy Brewer, Helen Fender, James Pierce, Marvin Thomas, Arthur Smith, Edward Johnson, Edwin Carter. W H O 9 S W H O MISS REBA BRIDGER, Teacher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy -Thad Welch; GirpMitzi MOST ATHLETIC: Boy Wy1ie Griffin; Girl-Joan Surrency. Mears- BEST DRESSED: Boyamhur Smith; GirpMelva Crummey. MOST POPULAR: Boy-Wylie Griffin; GirFDotty Gerken- BEST ALLRROUND: Boy ceci1Wood; Cirpvesm Douberly. PRETTIEST: Cir1 Melva Crummey. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy Thad Welch; Cirl Mitzi Mears. MOST HANDSOME: Boy- WyIie GriHin. WITTIEST: Boy-Cecil Wood; Girl-Ann Alkon. fifty-eight Reading from left to right, t0p row: Eddie Crawford, Lynrose Morgan, Ronald Williams, Connie Johnson, Stephen Kutchey, Llewel- lyn Marchman, Louis Snyder. Second row: Helen Allred, Albert Freundt, Joan Jewett, Bob Noble, Betty Kaminsky, Bobby Purcell, Patsy Mulligan. Third row: Delano Maurice, Joan Anderson, Bobby Deal, Shirley Hoffman, Jimmy Mayfield, Carolyn Sullivan, Charles Beasley. Fourth row: Nelda Faye Fowler, Henry Precht, Betty Buckner, Ray Tucker, Bonney Nutting,' Joan Pritchard, Ann Dewberry, Mary Morekis. W H O 7 S W H 0 MR. MCARTHUR, Teacher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: BoyiBob Noble; Girlqoan MOST ATHLETIC: Bquaobby Deal; GirFBeuy Kaminsky. Jewett' . , BEST DRESSED: Boy Bob Noble; GirFBeuy Kaminsky. MOST POPULAR: Bquhbby Deal; GirPHele Allred- BEST ALLBROUND: Boy Bobby Deal; Cirl-Patsy Mulligan. PRETTIEST: GirPHelen Allred- MOST STUDIOUS: BoPDelano Maurice; Girlqoan Jewett. MOST HANDSOME: Boy Stephen Kutchey. WITTIEST: Boy-Henry Precht; GirI-v-Lynrose Morgan. fifiy-nine game moom 217 Reading from left to right, top row: Robert Jones,.Arlene Wolson, Benny Wallace, Marian Wolfe, Eugene Taylor, Martha Simmons. Second row: George Sullivan, Sara Mitchell, Carroll Porter, Betty McCraw, Jerry Millikan, Edna Polk. Third row: Derefes Davis, Dorothy Clark, Robert Epps, Barbara Cler, Harold Thurmond, Barbara Hall. Fourth row: Ann McClelland, Bobby Clayton, Ray Gaskin, Edward Ike, Harold Jenkins, Rex Kent. WHOS WHO MR. D. J. HOOK, Teacher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy Rex Kent; Girl-Doro- thy Clark. MOST POPULAR: Boy-Benny Wallace; Girl Barbara Cler. PRETTIEST: Girl-Barbara Hall. MOST HANDSOME: Boy-Ray Caskin. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy Bobby Adams; Girl-Barbara Cler. BEST DRESSED: Boy -Bobby Jones; Girl-Barbara Hall. BEST ALL3ROUND: Boy-Rex Kent; Cir1 Barbara Cler. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy-Rex Kent; Gir1 Dorothy Clark. WITTIEST: Boy Benny Wallace; Girl Sara Mitchell. Wome QCQoom AVN VAJWAWMM ,r Reading from left to right, top row: Paul Slade, Richard Crews, Alphere Dowell, Dolores Barry, MelVyn Galin. Second row: Richard McLeroy, John Woods, James Bennett, Francine Cooper, Charles O9Leary. Third row: Bennie Von Waldner, Clifford Roberds, Allen Talton, Billy Harrell, Maria Rousakis. Fourth row: Ben New, Bob Humpidge, Vernon McMichael, John De Witt. WHO S WHO MR. HESSE, Teacher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy-Billy Harrell; Cirl Ma- ria Rousakis. MOST POPULAR: Boy Ben New; Girl-Dolores Barry. PRETTIEST: Gir1 Francine Cooper. MOST HANDSOME: Boy Bob Humpidge. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy Bill Harrell; Girl Maria Rousakis. BEST DRESSED: Boy Bob Humpidge; Girl Mary Ann Tur- ner. BEST ALL3ROUND: Boy Bob Humpidge; Girl Francine Cooper. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy B0b Humpidge; Girl-Maria Rou- sakis. WITTIEST: Boy Richard Royce; Girl-Francine Cooper. sixty-one sixty-two Reading from left to right, top row: Harrell Roberts, Betty Steadman, Herbert Smith, Sybil Hall, Walter Scott, Corry Arenshack. Second row: Roger Kennedy, Marlene Williams, Billy Parker, Carolyn Harris, Bobby Greene, Ann Crovatt. Third row: Billy Akins, Adrienne Fowler, Ted Jaudon, Alma Saxon, Dahl Seckinger, Marilyn Steadwell. Fourth row: Frank Maye, Ann Brown, Charles Stewart, Virginia Salter, Patty Delph. W H O S W H 0 MRS. MIDDLETON, Teacher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy Harrell Roberts; Girl- MOST ATHLETIC: Boy-Bobby Greene; Cirl-Ann Crovatt. Betty Steadman. BEST DRESSED: BoyAIarreu Roberts; GirLBeuy Steadman. MOST POPULAR: Boy Herbert Smith; Girl-Ann Crovatt. BEST ALLRROUND: Boy Harre11Roberts; Girl-Ann Crovatt. DI : -H R ; ' 1 - . PRETTIEST: GirI Ann Brown. MOST STU OUS Boy arrell oberts Glr Betty Stead man. MOST HANDSOME: B0y Billy Parker. WITTIEST: Boy-Walter Scott; Gir1 -Ann Crovatt. Reading from left to right, top row: Neil Cowart, Joan Smith, Phillip Rector, Betty Farthing, Dunbar Harrison, Suzanne Smith, Win- burn Killgo. Second row: Grace Spivey, J. W. Atwood, Margaret Beale, Billy Shaw, Edra Smith, Billy Graves, Margaret Madison. Third row: Charles Brady, Joan Mendel, Fred Stokes, Joann Kemp, William Jordan, Howard Marx, Curtis Reynolds. Fourth row: Edmund Marx, Osbar Covington, Don Sawyer, Herbert Kraft, Billy Boswell. WHO S WHO MISS MILANO, Teacher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: B0y Charles Brady; Gir1 Su- zanne Smith MOST POPULAR: Boy Winburn Killgo; Girl Betty Farthing. PRETTIEST: Cirl-Joan Smith. MOST HANDSOME: B0y Billy Shaw. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy Oscar Covington; Girl-Margaret Madison. BEST DRESSED: Boy Fred Stokes; Cirl J0an Smith. BEST ALL3ROUND: Boy-Herbert Kraft; Cir1 J0an Smith. MOST STUDIOUS: B0y Charles Brady; Girl-Suzanne Smith. WITTIEST: Boy Dunbar Harrison; Girl Betty Farthing. sixty-three sixty-four Reading from left to right, top row: Ralph Banks, Willette Beasley, Charles Collatt, Barbara Hobbs, Billy Mitchell, Willodene Sharpe. Second row: Paul Dunwoody, Jeannette Andre, Teddy Medernach, Joan Landy, Jarvey McDonald, Shirley Hinely. Third row: Sheppard Iler, Gloria Harvey, Karl Barbot, Kitty Brown, Demmond Findley, Carole Ingram. Fourth row: Jake Ellis, Martha Jones, Frank Smith, Ray Love, Reginald Rahn, Lee Kuhr. WHO S WHO MR. DEMARS, Teacher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy Demmond Findley; Gir1 MOST ATHLETIC: Boy Frank Smith; Cirl Martha Ellis. Shirley Hinely. BEST DRESSED: Boy-Ralph Banks; Girl; Barbara Hobbs. MOST POPULAR: Boy Teddy Medernach; Girl Wi110dene Sharpe. PRETTIEST; Gir1 Gl0ria Harvey. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy'Charles Collatt; Cirl-Shirley Hinely. BEST ALL3ROUND: B0y Lee Kuhr; Girl Ca1'01e Ingram. MOST HANDSOME: Boy Kar1 Barbot. WITTIEST: B0y Paul Dunwoody; GirI-Willodene Sharpe. game Room 228 Reading from left to right, top row: Teddy Lymon, Mary Ann McGrady, Arthur White, Audrey McGlohon, Barry McClure, June White, Pete Lakakis. ' Second row: Joan Cope, Harry McGill, Jean Cope, Donald King, Mildred Jartin, Donald Golden, Laura Conner. Third row: Byron Eicholz, Barbara Lynch, Howard Fretwell, Gloria Remion, Clyde Reddick, Helen Becker, Theron Nease. Fourth row: Joanne Owens, Hugh Mercer, Mary Milligan, Jimmy Wooten, Shirley Sires, Eleanore Ellis, Mary Ann Childers. W H 0 S W H O MISS L. TROGDON, Teacher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: B0y Clyde Reddick; Gir1 MOST ATHLETIC: Boy B0b Fountain; Cir1 June White. Joan COPe- BEST DRESSED: Boy c1yde Reddick; GirlJcope Twins? MOST POPULAR: BoyvCIyde Reddick; Cir1 Mary Ann Mc- BEST ALL ?ROUND: Boy-Harry McGill; Girl Jean Cope. G d . m y MOST STUDIOUS: Bowelyde Reddick; GirpMary Ann Mc- PRETTIEST: Girl inura Conner. Grady. . MOST HANDSOME: B0y Clyde Reddick. WITTIEST: B0y-Pete Lakakis; Girl Miss Trogdon. sixty-five game Room 229 Reading from left to right, top row: Jerry Imley, Louise Eason, Jack Lawhon, Ellen Hubbard, Keith Lumpkin, Janine Johnson. Second row: Douglas Lynn, Louise Newton, Richard O,Neal, Carolyn Norman, Jimmie Williams, Jackie Brinson. Third row: Edward Hendricks, June Pittman, Kenneth Griffin, Mary Ann Proctor, Charles Gotham, Ann Quillian. Fourth row: James Downs, Louise Youmans, Jimmy Davis, Jean Zeigler, Guerry Hagins, Annelle Nagel. WHO,S WHO MISS MARGARET MURPHY, Teacher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy Jerry Imley; Cirl June . BEST DRESSED: Boy Keith Lumpkin; Girl-Ann Quillian. Pittman. , MOST POPULAR: BokRichard 0 Nea1; GirFLouise Eason. BEST ALLRROUND: BOy-Richard 0 Nea1; Girl-Jackie Brin- son. PRETTIEST: Cir1 Car01yn Norman. MOST HANDSOME: Boyu-Richard O,Neal. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy Jerry Imley; Girl-June Pittman. MOST ATHLETIC: B0y-Jim Davis; Girl Mary Ann Proctor.- WITTIEST: Boy Guerry Hagins; Gir1 L0uise Eason. sixty-six Reading from left to right, top row: Robert McClelland, Carole Farr, Gene Cobb, Judy Cuyot, Dewey Norton, Christine Roberds, Lawrence Crovatt. Second row: Norma Sheffield, Everett Dean, Mary Williams, Martin Brigman, Louise Lake, Richard Beberman, Nadine Owens. Third row, Henry Blake, Mary Helene Peck, Jimmie Dunn, Louise Stanley, Andrew Taylor, James Yancey, William De Loach. Fourth row: Don Reese, James Haile, Ira Rackley, James Lanier, Dwight Barron, Daniel Rotureau, William Grant. W H O , S W H 0 MRS. GLENN, Teacher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy Henry Blake; Girl N0r- BEST DRESSED: B0y James Haile; Gir1- L0u Stanley. ma SheHield. MOST POPULAR: BorDewey Norton; Gn-FLou Stanley. BEST ALLJROUND: Boy-Andy Taylor; Girl-Christine Ro- PRETTIEST: GirpMary Williams. herds- MOST HANDSOME: BoyARObert McClelland- MOST STUDIOUS: Boy43veren Dean; GirFJudy Guyot. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy-Jimmie Norris; Girl-Regina Black well. WITTIEST: Boy Gene Cobb; Girl Car0le Farr. sixty-seven 00m 311 Reading from left to right, top row: Rosalyn Nodine, Bobby Jenkins, Paul Howard, Evelyn Smith, Dan Tatum, Betty Jean Jaudon. Second row: Frances Clark, Wify Doty, Ernest Austin, Betty Herold, Ralph Hursey, George Kandel. Third row: Evelyn Rogers, Joe Ziegler, Lewis Little, William Furse, W. G. Smith, Pat Vaughn. Fourth row: Bobby Thigpen, Paul Hammock, Perry Howard, David Groover, Irma Fox, Margie Stelianos. WHO S WHO MRS. MARY JETER, Teacher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy B0bby Thigpen; Girl Pat Vaughn. MOST POPULAR: Boy Paul Hammock; Girl Betty Herold. PRETTIEST: Girl Betty Herold. MOST HANDSOME: Boy-Charles Stewart. MOST ATHLETIC: B0y R0bert Jenkins; Cirl Margie Steli- anos. sixty-eight BEST DRESSED: B0y Charles Stewart; Girl-Betty Herold. BEST ALL3ROUND: Boy B0bby Thigpen; Cirl Eve1yn Smith. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy Ce0rge Kandel; Cirl Pat Vaughn. WITTIEST: Bor-Paul Howard; Girleargie Stelianos. game moom 315 Reading from left to right, top row: Joe Farris, Louise Cowart, Billy Kenny, Mary Dale Arnold, Bubber,' Hodges, Sara Goodman, David Barnhill. Second row: Illena Cox, Thomas Drane, Betty Burns; Jack Drane, Joanne Jones, Dudley Anderson. Third row: Lex Ann Brown, Charles Breitenbach, Joann Wallace, Walter Weeks, Barbara Foster, Ronald Coleman, Thelma Echols. Fourth row: Paul Stewart, Betty Bazemore, Larry Smith, Johnsie Robinson, Bob Grissom, Henery Stafford. WHOS WHO MR. W. T. BEALL, Teacher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy Dudley Anderson; Gir1 Johnsie Robinson. MOST POPULAR: Boy - Bubber,7 Hodges; Girl-Mary Dale Arnold. PRETTIEST: Gir1 Ann Holiday. MOST HANDSOME: Boy Billy Kenny. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy-David Barnhill; Girl The1ma Echols. BEST DRESSED; Boy Larry Smith; Girl Lex Ann Brown. BEST ALL3ROUND: Boy Walter Weeks; Girl Lex Ann Brown. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy Dud1ey Anderson; Girl-Sara Good- man. WITTIEST: BoyHWalter Weeks; Girl Betty Burns. sixty-nine seventy game Room Reading from left to right, top row: Jay Gilpin, Joan Seckinger, James Tuten, Esther Overstreet, Bob Cooper. Second row: Joyce Anderson, Brevard Law, Lilla Clifton, Fran kie Buckheidt. Third row: Margie Barbour, Johnny Arte Groover, Elizabeth Buzharat, Henri Cohen, Betty Cox, John Halifax. Fourth row: Sammy Mason, Billy Carr. WHO S WHO ASHTON G. VARNEDOE, Teacher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: B0y J0hn Halifax; Girl Es- ther Overstreet. MOST POPULAR: Boy J0hn Groover; Gir1 Joan Seckinger. PRETTIEST: Girl-Joyce Anderson. MOST HANDSOME: Boy-James Tuten. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy-J0hn Croover - Johnny Lambertson; Girl Joan Seckinger. BEST DRESSED: Boy Henri Cohen; Gir1 Esther Overstreet. BEST ALL-aROUND: B0y J0hnny Lambertson; Cir1 J0an Seckinger. MOST STUDIOUS: B0y-Billy Carr; Girl-Esther Overstreet. WITTIEST: Boy-Jay Gilpin; Girleoyce Anderson. giome moom Reading from left to right, top row: Ann Beckman, Lillian Newtod, Carolyn Armfield, Aldine Exley, Winifred Seckinger, Polly Smith, Joyce McKenzie. Second row:,Barbara Wilber, Alberta Rakoski, Jerry Huddleston, Peggy Griffeth, Ann Ward, Irene Gregory, Audrey Andris. Third row: Regina Allan, Caroline Anderson, Lillian Smith, Earline Earnest, Betty Hinely, Lida Lanier, Shirley Clark. Fourth row: Myrtle Fitzgerald, Jewel Pearson, Jane Wolf, Louise Hamilton, Joyce Bishop, Joan Forman, Barbara Witherington. W H O S W H O MISS VIRGINIA WARE, Teacher m0 boyg MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED- Peggy Griffeth. BEST DRESSED-Jane Wolf. MOST POPUILAR Barbafa Wilber. BEST ALL3ROUND-Jewel Pearson. PRETTIEST L0uise Hamilton. MOST STUDIOUS Peggy Griffeth. MOST ATHLETIC-Joan Forman. WITTIEST Audrey Andris. - seventy-one game Room 321 Reading from left to right, top row: Shirley Lagerblad, Ann Naismith, Melba Crawford, Mary Ruth Brigham, Phyllis Walters, Joyce Blount, Martha Ann Sills, Helen Chaplain. Second row: Eleanor Goldberg, Priscilla Goldberg, Lily Woo, Evelyn Gay, Joan Dean, Sue Cunningham, Shirley Salter, Fay Mor- rison. Third row: Eve Rollins, Edith Rehm, Billie Jeanne Clark, Frances Yarbrough, Elsie Graves, Jean Carter, Jane Hudgings, Sarah Wade. Fourth row: Frankie Elliot, Mary Norman, Louise Freeman, Joan Varney, Katherine Robinson, Mary Ruth Brigan. W H 0 S W H 0 MRS. LITTLE, Teacher N0 boy9 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Edith Rehm. BEST DRESSEDkJoan Dean. MOST POPUL'AR Li1y Woo. BEST ALL3ROUND Sarah Wade. PRETTIEST Edith Rehm. MOST STUDIOUS He1en Chaplin. MOST ATHLETIC Sarah Wade. WITTIEST Frankie Elliott. sevenLy-two Reading from left to right, top row: Allan Eitel, Elsie Thorpe, Gerald Blocker, Barbara Ann Griffin, Jack Patrick, Eunice Harrelson, William Hall. Second lrow: Joan Perkins, Cecil De Lorme, Frances Samuels, Jack Weiland, Bobby Waters, Kathryn Denmark. Third row: Floyd Highsmith, Joyce Anderson, Bert Cronin, Carols Cason, Steve Cronin, Lilybel Lewis, Curtis Parnelle. Fourth row: Richard Crotwell, George Kelley, Lewis Davis, Thomas Carlyle, Paul Martin, Harry Connelly. WHO S WHO MRS. ATKINSON, Teacher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy-Paul Martin; Cir1 Kath- ryn Denmark. MOST POPULAR: Boy Jack Weiland; Girl Lilybel Lewis. PRETTIEST: Gir1 Lilybel Lewis. MOST HANDSOME: Boy William Hall. MOST ATHLETIC: B0y Jack Weiland; Gir1 Kathryn Den- mark. BEST DRESSED: B0y Paul Martin; GirluElsie Thorpe. BEST ALL-9ROUND: B0y Paul Martin; Girleathryn Den- mark. MOST STUDIOUS: BoymGerald Blocker; Gir1--Elsie Thorpe. WITTIEST: Boy-Cecil DeLorme; Gir1 Elsie Thorpe. seventy-three game moom 325 Reading from left to right, top row: Alice Goethe, Debele Marer, Martha Sinclair, Buddy Kulkhe, Nancy Metzger, Raleigh Bairas, Sara Moore. Second row: Billy Dearing, Barbara Lawing, Jack Anderson, Shirley Barres, Edward Jones, Betty Boaen, Clark Hensey. Third row: Beth Helemy, William Walker, Joan Beasley, Edward Jaudon, Norma Grablow, Bobby Rimes, Faye Wofford. Fourth row: Wendell Breland, Ada Godman, Hank Snedeker, Ethel Cohen, Frank Minter, Tommy Tison, John Voigt. WHOG WHO Aileen Ubele, Shirley Womble. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy Wendell Breland; Girl Sara Jean Moore. MOST POPULAR: B0y Frank Minter; Gir1 Martha Sinclair. PRETTIEST: Girl Nancy Metzger. MOST HANDSOME: B0y Frank Minter. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy Bill Dearing; Gir1 Barbara Lawing. seventy-four BEST DRESSED: Boy Jack Anderson; Gir1 Sara Jean Moore. BEST ALL3ROUND: B0y Frank Minter; Girl Nancy Metz- ger. MOST STUDIOUS: B0y+Wendell Breland; Gir1 Sara Jean Moore. WITTIEST: BoyaHarold Snedeker; Girl Alice Goethe. Wilda 4y WEgVAiWwfmwm l: yaagmm '1? WJ- seventy five gnstructors of Q. C9. C7 6 First row, left to right: Lt. Col. C. J. Van Sickle PMS8KT ; Major A. J. Genetti Asst. PMS8IT ; Capt. R. R. Stroud tInstJ ; lst Lt. A. H. Hurd, Jr. UnstJ Second row, left to right: lst Sgt. J. F. Hamlin GnstJ ; lst Sgt. Rex L. Lowrey GnstJ ; Sgt. lst class J. W. DeHaan Adm. N.C.0J ; Sgt. lst class J. J. Wilson Gupply SgtJ seventy-six Ernst, C. P. Meadows, J. M. Reddick, C. J. Brower, R. C. Groover, J. D. Strickland, O. C. Stewart, C. A. Reynolds, L. A. Minter, F. C. Le Croy, C. R. Bacon, E. Earle, T. B. Kutchey, S. S. Martin, W. H. Talton, R. A. Kilgo, G. W. Simmoms, S. W. Porter, J. C. Kropf, H. R. Brady, C. F. Timmons, W. R. Mason, S. A. Mitchell, E. L. Porter, N. Waller, F. E. Furse, W. J. Foss, D. B. Covington, O. B. Voigt, J. H. Mason, J. W. Rackley7 J. E.. Golden, D. DeLoach, J. S. Company a HUTTO, E. C0mpany Com mander Precht, H. De Witt, M. L. Johnson, E. C. Lanier, J. L. Jue, R. Harper, J. W. Smith, L. L. Freeman, J. L. Donnelly, F. W: Thorpe, F. E. Beasley, C. V. Howard, C. S. Nichelson, B. J. Cobb, D. G. Parker, L. E. Reese, D. M. Stafford, J. C. Walker, E. H. Law, B. J. Rotureau, J. D. Colson, E. D. Towns, E. L. Bennett, J. H. Crawford, T. E. Little, L. N. Register, R. P. Lawhon, J. H. Jordan, W. McGill, H. R. Pierce, J. F. Black, E. C. Monroe, C. H. Durden, H. H. Gay, E. M. Bryant, L. H. Belcher, W. W. Bresnan, H. B. Thigpen, R. E. Love, J. W. Dixon, C. W. Smith, W. G. Burkhalter, Q. B . Hull, J. 1.. Hurst, J. L Weiss, S. 1 Johnson, R. W. Blocker, H. G. Jaudon, E. C. Holley, W. W. Hammock, P. G. Mosher, J. D. Braun, J. M. Long, W. E. Law, L. C. Weldy, L. C. Smith, H. A. Benson, H. Stokes, G. E. Kandall, G. E. Deal, R. L. Fretwell, H. N. Maurice, T. 0. Tucker, R. B. Jarrell, W. L. Ulmer, V. M. Rimes, R. R. Mayfield, J. H. Stefanick, D. M. Edwards, S. Rawlings, B. Rimes, J. O. Elrod, J. C. Gorham, C. E. Russum, M. K. Allen, T. T. Sanders, J. D. Perry, T. H. Bates, R. L. Tuten, B. C. Taylor, A. H. Rivenbark, T. R. McDuHee, R. M. Nichols, E. J. Perkins, E. L. Purcell, R. N. Williams, T. W. Braham, R. C. South, B. J. Shingler, M. P. Laiakakis, P. A. White, T. W. Grant, W. E. Melson, F. H. Seyle, C. S. Lewis, H. E. McKenzie, E. M. Elmore, B. C. seventy-seven seventy-eight Roberts, C. M. Landolfl, L. Stevenson, F. Taylor, C. W. Thomas, L. E. Breeland, E. W. English, R. L. Tullis, H. D. Crotwell, W. R. Barthelmess, J. L. Beebe, W. H. Ennis, C. C. Dupree, C. W. McKay, J. A. Martin, P. G. Seckinger, D. B. Kelley, C. R. Tillman, J. R. Meeks, E. L. Ross, L. W. Lomel, C. P. Tatum, R. N. Buchheit, F. A. Baker, T. A. Marchman, T. A. Ayrer, M. A. Pullin, W. E. McEwen, L. J. McKenzie, T. S. Woods, J. D. ompang $ OTT, C. J. C0mpany Commander Wood, R. D. Stegin, W. E. Shoptaw, J. H. Imlay, C. C. Milikin, O. T. Evans, J. Crabb, J. M. Sills, C. R. Fountain, R. G. Stanley, J. L. Grimn, K. A. Smith, R. V. Fleming, S. S. Carbo, B. J. Edenfield, 0. Price, B. E. Downs, J. P. Dowell, A. W. Von Waldner, B. L. Yancey, J. B. Brewer, B. Fender, J. H. Pearson, J. A. Heyman, J. S. Johnson, 0. C. Bishop, F. D. DeWitt, D. E. Brigham, J. W. Carmer, A. J. Carver, C. A. Armstrong, R. L. Coleman, C. L. Donaldson, P. L. Dolgoff, R. L. Jewett, R. E. South, G. L. Brightwell, J. V. Brigman, M. Candy, C. A. Hill, S. A. Rogers, C. M. Breckenridge, S. Smith, R. C. Ewing, M. E. Dotson, J. J. Jones, R. B. Dunford, C. E. Lang, D. E. Brigham, J. W. Smith, G. E. Inman, D. H. Waters, R. E. Minter, B. P. Crews, R. C. Smith, F. E. Peck, J. F. Daniel, G. G. Crawford, J. F. Eitel, A. H. Gaskin, D. R. Taylor, F. E. Davis, C. L. Cooper, R. S. Joiner, R. G. Carthron, C. T. Denmark, R. Iler, W. S. Alderman, N. G. Patrick, J. B. Witherington, D. E. Meddin, D. L. Warren, G. McCloy, J. G. Missroon, J. F. Coker, J. R. Westbury, J. F. Wynn, A. E. Blackwell, N. W. Bevill, F. Goldman, M. S. Cronin, B. A. Tyson, T. W. Wooten, J. R. Davis, P. E. Hall, W. J. White, A. L. Calder, P. M. Braun, L. M. Webb, J. J. Cronin, S. B. Dye, R. V. Boswell, B. Neidlinger, R. O. Tuten, J. T. Lambertson, J. F. Grotheer, S. P. Grissom, B. W. Schuneman, R. F. Thomas, M. Waters, B. J. Rowan, R. E. Knight, J. Williams, J. M. Jenkins, R. E. Barbo, K. V. Hughes, W. A. Beaton, J. L. Gorham, C. E. Norris, J. C. O,Leary, C. H. Cause, F. A. Gilpin, J. W. Allen, W. T. Meadows, L. H. Morris, J. E. Yeomans, C. E. Lumpkin, F. K. Grimm, W. L. Copeland, W. P. ELLIS, W. F.--Company Commander Miller, B. C. McLillan, R. H. Bordeaux, B. O. Markesteyn, J. M. McElheney, W. J. Breitenbach, C. J. Poole, B. Sharpe, J. Rabey, H. P. Usher, J. R. Reynolds, C. W. Connell, G. T. Stewart, C. R. Smith, L. E. Abraham, J. Ohsiek, J. H. Maner, F. D. Zeigler, J. D. McCalliard, T. B. Starnes, H. C. Howard, J. P. Baxley, B. L. Clayton, B. L. Tyre, G. W. Morrison, T. W. Tatum, L. D. Harrison, D. Coleman, R. L. McDonald, C. H. Havird, J. R. Rogers, J. H. East, W. E. Osburn, F. J. Baker, J. R. Ellis, S. Rector, P. C. Dean, W. E. Stewart, F. H. Moore, E. L. Husey, R. E. Ford, B. P. Jones, C. W. Graves, W. W. Branan, A. J. Parker, D. E. Fulcher, J. C. Rahn, R. C. Cannon, M. Winge, C. R. Perry, W. J. Carter, J. E. Scott, W. E. Kent, R. D. Sparks, R. T. Welch, T. R. Howard, M. P. Strickland, H. A. Anderson, B. R. Lucas, H. W'. Croom, R. E. Hagan, W. R. Scharff, L. Wohltman, J. Love, G. R. Durden, E. V. Pierce, J. U. Lovell, F. D. Walker, F. D. Redmond, C. W. Tissura, M. N. Horton, H. B. Kolman, R. Davis, E. D. Coppage, H. P. Austin, E. H. Brewer, R. D. McLeroy, H. F. Turner, C. L. Jenkins, E. V. Portwood, L. E. Paul, W. E. Porter, C. A. Quarterman, E. S. McIntyre, R. L. Smith, B. S. Smith, G. L. seventy-nine Conolly, H. Dasher, W. L. Hamilton, L. Harrell, W. H. Kennedy, R. Meyers, R. Swain, E. D. Wages, C. Walker, W. H. Hooker, R. F. Brantley, E. K. Hagins, E. G. Mayer, R. H. Crovatt, L. Denmark, J. D. Gignilliat, A. M. Howell, R. R. Ike, E. P. Nobel, B. L. Powell, H. E., Jr. Sledge, H. A. Williams, R. Clifton, E. W. Eichols, B. B. Elkins, J. H. George, R. J. Lucky, L. J., Jr. Moye, F. Nease, T. S. Norman, L. L. Snyder, D. L. Wylly, L. R. Clary, J. A. Halifax, J. R. Hendricks, W. E. Kniphfer, N. R. Laughlin, J. C. Newsome, B. L. Warnell, B. G. Wolfe, G. A. E ighly-lwo 1948 glue gacket gootball Season By DENSON HUTCHINSON The Jackets opened the season with a surpris- ing 19-0 victory over a fighting team from Mexico. Before 5 minutes of play were over Bill Royal tossed a 35-yard pass to the waiting arms of Wylie Griffin who was in the clear in the end zone. Grif- fin9s boot was good. After Ben New intercepted a pass and ran it back for 30 yards in the fourth quarter, Griffin bucked for two and pay dirt. It was then Kowboy Campbellgs turn to intercept a pass which he ran back 50 yards to the 20. Royal then flipped an aerial t0 Wong for 6 to make the final score 19-0. In the Henry Grady game it was Bill Royal and blocking at the right time that gave the Jackets a 21-7 victory. Royal first scored on a 57-yard run back of a punt in the first quarter. The Gray Knights tied the score in the second quarter 7-7 but while the Atlantians were still cheering, Royal scored on the kick-off behind perfect downfield blocking. In the fourth quar- ter, John Groover and Bill Dearing teamed to carry the ball 51 yards. John Campbell booted the extra points. Lanier, later to win the G.I.A.A., held the Jack- ets to a 6-6 tie. Again it was Bill Royal, who in the second quarter ran 59 yards, rested a play, then took off for 18 more to score the big 6 for the Jackets. The Jacket defense was caught napping as an end-around paid off for Lanier,s 6. Dick Leech blocked Lanier,s attempt kick. Bill Royal and Savannah Hi9s famous 46Lalapa- looza9, paid off against Glynn to win 6-0. The 51-yard gallop by Royal handed Glynn their first defeat of the season. A f6fighting mad3 team took the field against G.M.A. and handed them a 26-0 defeat. On the first play of the second quarter Red McKenzie passed to John Groover for 6 after Bill Campbell recovered a fumble, Groover and Griffin carried the ball over with 2Lalapalooza39 Groover and Griffin carried to the 1 where Griffin smashed through. The final score came when Groover took a punt on his 47-yard line and ran to score behind near perfect blocking. John Campbell and Wylie Griffin kicked the extra points. The Jackets suffered their first defeat of the season at the hands of Columbus by a 13-7 score. Columbus scored before the game was 3 minutes old. After passing to Dick Leech to the 5, Red McKenzie battered the ball over. John Camp- bellis extra point was good. Columbus won the game in the final quarter. It was Jimmy Wong, the fighting Irishman; who swam for 20 yards through the mud for the J ackets, first score against Murphy High, but Murphy came back and led at half time 7-6. In the third quarter Irish Jim Wong intercepted a- pass and ran 45 yards to sew the game up for the . Jackets 12-7. Richmofld Academy of Augusta handed the J ackets their second defeat of the season. Both teams played a defensive ground ball game, but it was Richmond who won 7-0. The boys in blue edged Commercial 13-12 in the mud bowl at Grayson Stadium. It was J ohn Campbell who won for the J ackets when he ran the big extra point over. It was also Campbell who blocked a kick in the first quarter that Dave Barnhill fell on over the goal for the first score. In the second quarter Bill Dearing carried 13 yards to score. The Cobras scored twice in the third quarter. For the first time in 10 years the Jackets were beaten by Benedictine, 14-6. After a see-sawing first quarter the Jackets scored in the second on a pass from McKenzie to Billy Harrell. On the opening play of the third quarter B. C. scored. Later in the same quarter they bucked over for the winning score. Season 4 Won 7, Lost 3, Tied 1. Captain4BUCKY LOCKETT Alternate Captain4BILL ttKOWBOW CAMPBELL eta sow . xv uremia, Rx ' H AQ '8 84, x ,s y $ . z , 4w. , Avg . . .L, A V1 o R RB. BUTLER .f 6.12.; 2 T 34 , , WW BARNWLL iixiixxis, RQ :3; CAPTAIN ED COBB MX WW, JOHNNY LAMBERTSON 00 EDWARD JOHNSO 8th! HODGES Y. O B W 0 C L .l LN El. BA PT MP Ann CC 3! BiLLY GRADY STARNES BUBBER $0513 3 QasAethall yearn FIRST STRING John LambertsoneCo-Captain, All-G.I.A.A., All-Region, All-Tournament, All-City; Bill GampbelL-Co-Captain, All-Region, All-Tournament, All-City; Bobby BarneseAll-City; Alex iiBubbef, HodgeseAll-City; Ed Cobb. SECOND STRING Johnny Alfieris, Bobby Adams, Bill Kitchens, Billy Lee, Grady Starnes. THIRD TEAM Edward Johnson, Arthur Lamas, Johnny Campbell, Billy Adams, Lindy Willis. This season our basketball team won the co-city championship and came in third place in the all-regional tournament. The Jackets journeyed to Atlanta to play in the state tournament but lost their very first tournament game to North Fulton High of Atlanta.Perhaps the iiheartbreakelpg of the season was the 47-46 loss of the Jackets to Richmond Academy in the regional semi-finals. It was a good season, though, and all of us are very proud of the way our boys gave their best for S.H.S. The total of games won for the season was, includ- ing the tournament games, 16. The total of losses only numbered four. Next season,s squad will be minus several of our very best players. They are: Bill Campbell, Johnny Lambertson, Ed Cobb, Grady Starnes, and John Alfieris. eighty-five c??eslzman gootball 079mm First row, left to right: Mickey Goldman, Jackie Weiland.Second row, left to right: Tommy Morrison, Jimmy Davis, Jimmie Dotson, Fred Pierce, Jack DeLoach, Gene Hutchinson, Oscar Corington, Stuart Breckenridge. Third row, left to right: Bobby Clayton, Frank Smith, Turner Baker, Jimmie Norris, Thad Welch, Jimmie Williams, Clifford Roberts, Herbie Kraft. Fourth row, left to right: Dickie Register, James Shoptaw, Billy Taylor, Neil Porter, Clarence Bell, Dick Leech, Allen Falton. The freshman football team this year suffered many of the same handicaps as the varsity. They were small, inexperienced, and constantly hindered by injuries but nevertheless possessed a great deal of spunk and eagerness to learn under a swell coach. The freshmenas first game was September 22 in Vidalia. Although the backs ran good and the line fought hard, the experience of the larger Vidalia team resulted in the 19 t0 0 defeat. The next game was October 6 in Jesup, the freshmen opened strong and drove deep into Jesupas territory with hard running Bobby Adams and Landy New and smart quarter-backing by Lindy Willis but the much larger Jesup team, led by all-state Hurley Jones, soon ran up a 38 t0 0 score mostly against 2nd and 3rd string fresh men linesmen and backs. The freshmen had a long delay before their next game and took good advantage of their opportunity to mold their plays into perfection. Under the expert coaching of Carl Griffin the linemen shaped into a wall of blockers for the shifty backs and at last gave them a chance to run. In Brunswick on November 4 the long weeks of practice payed off for the eager freshman team as they trounced the Glynn Acad- emy iiBi, team 13 t0 0. They had previously been undefeated in three years. The freshmen,s first score of the year came on a quarterback sn eak by Lindy Willis after he had piloted his team the length of the field. The second tally came on a twenty-yard pass from Willis t0 Cobb who then cleverly Iateralled to Bobby Adams who com- pleted the last twenty yards unmolested. Cobb caught a spot pass from Willis for the extra point. Outstanding in the backfield for the year was Landy New, Bobby Adams, and Fred Pierce. In the line the standouts were Jack Weiland and Jack DeLoach, Gene Hutchinson, Frank Smith, Jimmy Norris, and Thad Welch. eighty-six iris, gaskethall cgeam First row, left to right: Margaret Morrison tAlternate Captaint ; Sarah Wade tCaptaim ; Patsy Trost, Mary Dale Arnold. Second row, left to right: Ann Stubbs, Harriet Tew, Mariuna Mor- rison, Shirley Durden, Helen Kline. The girls, varsity basketball team played in the city league and it also made a trip to Brunswick and played Glynn Academy along with the boys, team. When the team played North Charleston they spent the night at the Francis Marion Hotel in Charleston. After the game the North Charleston team entertained with a picnic. Another interesting event of this yearhs team was the playing of the faculty. tThe faculty lostJ eighty-severl Gross Gottmtrg Cgeam First row, left to right: Billy Ard, Roy Dunaway. Second row, left to right: Grady Starnes A. J. Glenn, Gene Harvey The Cross-Country team of 1949 participated in the city-wide meet. This meet used to be held annually but was discontinued during the war. Savannah High placed three out of the first flve across the line to cop second place in the meet. A. J. Glenn, the alternate captain, crossed the line in second place, being followed by Captain Roy Dunaway with third place. The fifth place slot was filled by Grady Starnes with the others following later. The team made a trip to the State Meet in Atlanta accompanied by Coach Max Partin, but the meet was rained out and the team returned without running. tNot in pictureeHenry PowellJ eighty-eight iris 3 $owlmg 07661471 First row, left to right: Adriene Fowler, Nelda Faye Fowler, Ann Dewberry, Lynrose Morgan. Second row: Reba Williamson, Janice Thigpen, Carolyn Jones, Ann Crovatt. Third row: Sandra Cohen, Ruth Chapman, Carolyn Foss, Joan Perkins, Marene Purcell. O F F I c E R 5 President . . . Lynrose Morgan Vice-President . Reba Williamson Secretary . . . . Betty Farthing Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . Illena Cox This year9s Bowling Team has provided activity and interesting entertainment for a number of girls. They practiced at the Past- Time Bowling Center every Thursday afternon at 3 oaclock. Commercial High School was our chief opponent this season. The scores were as follows: COMMERCIAL HIGH SCHOOL SAVANNAH HIGH SCHOOL Totals Ford . . 133 132 Thigpen . 134 137 415 Beasley . 135 136 Morgan . 141 135 415 Williams, P. 128 132 Fowler, N. 134 136 411 Williams . 124 122 Dewberry . 143 139 417 McPipkin 148 130 Crovatt . 143 165 471 TOTAL 668 652 , TOTAL 695 1 687 2089 eighty-nine Q. Q C9 8. Qowling Ojeam t. 7' h a B e wnww m? mmmmmmmmw vmumumgmnmn . I .. ; , ' . Kwammmwue me First row, reading from left to right: Elmer Towns, Bobby Croom, Edward DeWitt, Paul Howard, Ronald Kolman, Arthur Winn. Second row: David Parker, Lewis Davis, Edward Perkins, Ed- ward Jones, Earl Baeon, Maurice Ayre. Third row: Jack Ohsiek, Richard Crotwell, Jack Patrick, Edward Jaudon. Back row: Julian Heyman. The R.O.T.C. Bowling League was re-organized in 1948 by three members of Savannah High School. Composed of six teams, the R.O.T.C. League received a charter from the American Junior Bowling Congress, placing the league on an 18-week inter-team bowling schedule. The team which placed Hrst-in this competition, the t4Peglegsf7 received league champion pins from the A. J. B. C. t Two official matches were bowled, both of these being against B. C. Savannah High was able to win both of these matches. The scores were 8 t0 5 and 9 t0 4, respectively. The officers in the league are as follows: Captain, Team leElmer Towns; Captain, Team ZeEdward DeWitt; Captain, Team 3e Arthur Winn; Captain, Team 4eBobby Croom; Captain, Team SeRaymond Jue; Captain, Team 6-Edward Jones; SecretaryeRonald Kolman; Treasurer, Bobby Thigpen; Publicity Manager, Bobby Croom. loflS , 5Wi17117liflg 8.80m ?mxxwwgw wt 5 g g 2?. ? Q i ?t e First row, left to right: Johnsie Robinson, Sarah Wade, Joan Forman, Helen McLeroy. Second row, left to right: Irma Fox, Anita Alkoffer, Alice Coettee, Emma Canety, Joyce Stebbins. Third row, left to right: Betty Schuster, Joan Surrency, Gloria Remion, Susan Smith, Barbara Witherington, Barbara Lawing. ' The Girls, Swimming Team has been under the supervision of Miss Marion DeFrank and Miss Edna Gibson. They have been swimming at the Y. W. C. A. pool on Tuesday and Wednesday after noons. The last three Wednesdays, the Savannah High Girls have had competitive meets with Commercial High School. These meets weretheld to determine the winner of the Stubbs Trophy. Savan- nah High School is the winner of this trophy. The officers of the team are: Joan Forman, Captain; Helen McLeroy, Co-Captain, and Sarah Wade, Manager. ninety-one Qoiing Cgeam First row, left to right: John iiSoapstonei, Rimes, Bill iiFuzzyii Parker, Russell aOne Punchi, Mar- tin, Roy itEarthquakeii Dunaway, Dale tiPugi, Lang, Randy iiStretch,, Raymond. Second row, left to right: Edgar iiHuch Fenn, Bobby iiBlind Manii Weiland, Jack tiK.O.,i Weiland. Third row, left to right: Bob tiPunchyi, Andrews, Harry ttHorsJ Connor, Bobby 6iEsquirei, Howard, David Grover, Red tiTerrori, McKenzie, Landy iiDead-Headia New. The Boxing Team of 1949, who made their only trip to Atlanta t 0 fight C. M. A., came out on the narrow end of 21 4V; to 61A decision. Although the team lost, the boys showed great spirit and really had their hearts in it. The team sponsored Van inter-scholastic tournament to decide the school champs due to the great interest in boxing which Savannah High has shown for many years. e The boys making the traveling squad were as follows: uReri,iMcKenzie, Roy Dunaway, Jack Weiland, Dale Lang, Landy New, ciRustyw Martin, Bill Parker, Harry Connor, Jimmy Braun, Dickie VVeiland, Bobby Howard, Edgar Fenn, John Rimes, and Robert Wei- land tManageri. Accompanying the team to Atlanta were Coach Elmer Smith and Assistant Coach Pearson and Faculty Advisor Herman Hess. ninety-two meaemwem WW First row, left to right: Eddie Carter, Co-Captain; John Barthelmess, Bob Grissom, Henry Benson, Tommy Earle, Ed Jones, Co-Captain. Second row, left to right: George Kelly, Paul Howard. Rex Kent, Richard Crotwell, Perry Howard, Bob Armstrong. Third row, left to right: Sgt. J. F. Hamlin, Coach; Bobby Tillman, Tommy Elrod. Under the expert coaching of the best coach in seven states, Ma ster Sgt. J. F. Hamlin, the team started the season off by defeating Riverside. Next came the first of three matches to be fired against B. C. for the city championship, which was the closest of all matches. This ended in a 1406-t0-1406 deadlock, having to count the ninth man B. C. was defeated by 10 points. The Jackets then went to Augusta to defeat a strong Richmond five to the tune of 931 to 911. The team then came back to town to shoot the postal match for the Wil. liam Randolph Hearst Trophy in the Third Army District which in cludes every high school team in seven states, Georgia, Alabama, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Virginia, and Tennessee and again came in first. Next the team went to Columbus where they defeated Columbus Hi with a score of 918 to 830. After this the team came back to shoot the Third Army Intercollegiate match including the same seven states with every high school R.O.T.C. team and again copped first place honors. Then in March came the second in the series of three matches for the city championship with B. C. in which S.H.S. again defeated the Irish and copped the title of City Champs for the second year in a row. The team then began to fire the National Intercollegiate match which includes all forty-eight states. Then in April with the fine cooperation of Lt. Col. C. Y. Van Sickle, eight of the boys went to Wilmington Island to fire in the Spring Southeastern Small Bore Tournament. They won ten of the eleven medals to be won with Henry Benson win- ning seven of these and Ed Jones, Co-Captain, two, and Eddie Carter, Co-Captain, winning one. Columbus Parker . . . . . . . . 179 Parker . ....... 176 Venable ..... . . 161 Collier . . . . . . . 157 Billings . . . . . . . 157 S.H.S. McGalliard . . . . 191 Earle . . . . ..... 189 Crotwell . ..... 185 Barthelmess . . . . 184 Grissom ...... 182 S.H.S. Carter ........ 188 Benson.......186 Crotwell ....... 184 Barthelmess . . . . 182 Jones . . 180 Richmond Smith ........ Simkins ....... Bryant........ Sherman . . . . . . Cheeseborough . . William Randolph Hearst Trophy McGalliard ..... 189 Carter ....... . 189 Earle ......... 181 Jones . . ...... 186 Benson . . . ..... 183 S.H.S. B.C. Third Army . . B.C. McCalliard . . . . 188 Carter . . . . . . . . 185 Earle ......... 180 Barthelmess . . . . 179 Jones ........ 171 Armstrong ..... 170 Bacon ........ 167 Grissom ...... 166 Howard ....... 163 Skedas . . . . . 186 Moody ..... 181 Rembler . . . . 181 Von Waldner . . 180 Williams . . . . . . 176 Dudley.......171 Helmey ....... 168 Oetgen ....... 163 Schano ....... 153 Intercollegiate McGalliard ..... 388 Carter ........ 386 Barthelmess . . . . 381 Grissom ....... 377 Jones ........ 382 Earle ......... 374 Armstrong ...... 364 Benson ....... 377 Crotwell ....... 372 Strickland ..... 354 Kent ......... 344 Howard, Paul . . . 362 Bacon ........ 351 Howard, Perry . . . 348 Stegin ........ 346 Carter ....... . 191 Crissom ..... . . 184 Jones . . ...... 182 Earle . . . ...... 182 Barthelmess ..... 180 Rembler . . . . . . . 186 Skedas . ...... 185 M00dy.......183 Schano ..... . . 183 Douglas ....... 179 ninety-three i'l'lS D aennis 07.961171 game 52?; tegwegwweewe $$$$$wwwwwwww Reading from left to right, first row: Mariuna Morrison, President; Margaret Morrison, Vice- President. Second row: Joan Forman, Marilyn Steadwell; Mrs. Jean Grace, Coach. Members not shown in picture are: Sarah Wade, Eve Rollins, and Helen McLeroy. The Girls, Tennis Club has not been active in Savannah High School for the past few years. The last organized team won a trophy in 1940. However, we are attempting to revive this sport at Savannah High. The team has scheduled matches with Pape School and Glynn Academy of Brunswick as well as intra-mural games among the members of the club. By next year, we should have some top- notch players for state competition. ninety-four iOflS 3 CSUOlpbgClll Cgeam Reading left to right, first row: Betty English, Sarah Wade, Captain; Margaret Morrison, Barbara Witherington. Second row: Betty Burke, Eleanor Ogburn, Christine Roberts, Louise Lake, Bar- bara Thompson, Mellie Wade, Betty Lord, Betty Cole. Third row: Marlene Durden, Marcene Purcell, Annelle Nagel, Janine Johnson, Una Morrison, Barbara Galloway, Manager The Girls Softball Team has games with Armstrong as well as out-of-town competition. They won the city championship last year and hope to win it again this year. ninety-five ninety-six $Og39 $0885all 5861171 12mm 33 . t I ll! E E: g Q g First row, left to right: E. Claghorn, Clifford Roberds, Gene Hutchinson, Arthur Lamas, Johnny Campbell, ttBubbely Hodges, ttRat,9 Adams, Bill Dearing, Bobby Adams. Second row: William. Furse, Reggie Knipher, Ed Johnson, Fred Hart, John Lambertson, Jack Lawhorn, Allen Reynolds, Lindy Willis. Third row: John Robertson, Tom McMillen, James Sloan, Bob Bergman, Wilbur Kessler, ttSnookith McMichael, Billy Shaw, Cecil Burch, ttSimph Clemmons, Jack Weiland, Manager; Preston Stokes, Abeh9 Miller, Herbert Smith. In the first game of the year, with only two weeks of practice we took on the Cadets 0f Benedictine, in which we were beaten 6 t0 1. Kessler, who pitched a good game, got credited with the loss. In the second game we beat Chatham Field 6 t0 5 with Johnny Lambertson going all the way to win and fanning 16, while giving up but 5 hits. The City Championship has not been decided as yet. ?MW Eu..; MWMM ninety-seven Student Council 157$; $17 M ' FALL 948 OFFICERS SPRING 949 OFFICERS President . . . . . . . . Ann Beall President . . . . Audrey Cammack Vice-President . . . . . Dick Leech Secretary ........ Joan Cope Secretary ..... Audrey Cammack Treasurer . . . . . Joan Pritchard Treasurer . . . - . . Billy Harrell MR. W. T. BEALL . . . . Advisor This year the Student Council has participated in many activities around school. With the help of TSTT Club and Hi-Y a clean- up drive was sponsored. The main projects of the Student Council this year were: The establishment of an activity period; the school supply store and work plans to get a new lunch room. A Beta Club has been formed and a student movement has been started for a sports arena. ninety-eight QILLQ and Standing, left to right: Mary Jane Mayer, Norman Blackwell, Betty Moss, Virginia Salter, Louise Newton, Rosalee Armstrong, Billy Martin, Barbara Gay, Betty Lord, Barbara Kahn, Teddy Lymon, Wilde Overstreet, Aldine Exley, Billy Minter, Jackie Taylor, Francis Taylor. Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Business Managers Circulation Manager Fashion Editor Sports Editor Girls, Sports R.0.T.C. . Feature Editor News Editor Photographer Exchange Editors . Advisors Standings . OFFICERS sSeateds Ernest Murphy . Mary Morekis Edra Smith, Lee Kuhr Frank Minter . Martha Zeigler Bobby Tye Eve Rollins, Margaret Morrison James Tuten Joan Landy Joan Anderson . Juanita Livingston . Patsy Spalding, Lilybel Lewis . Miss Mildred Parnelle, Mrs. Harold Tuthill Charles Collatt, Robert V. Smith, Sara Wade, Corry Arensbach, Esther ninety-nine School Store emme Offww , I xyzkyzfz'rkmm. . .i First row, left to right: Mary Jane Mayer, J0 Landy, Manager; Morrison Shingler, Georgia Florence Harper, Ra Russell, Phillis Watersgecorhl row, left to right: Bobby Howard, Joan Pritchard, Clifford oberits. Third row, left to right: Paul Goodman, Frank Lovell, Hubert Durden, Carolyn Unglesbee, Fred Stokes, Larry Norman, Byron Eiocholz. Not in picture: Billy Cooper, Alice Jones, John Woods, Carter Elmore, Frank Kelley, Jimmy Meadows, Hazel Morgan, Joan Feus, Teddy Lymon, Cherry Hirsh, Barbara Tuten, Henry Shearouse. The School Store is an organization of the Student Council. It was started in September, 1948. During the summer an unofficial council met. At these meetings various committees of the Student Council were set up, one of which was the School Store Committee. All during the preceding term suggestions were made about havi pg 3 school store where the students could buy their school supplies. After an investigation of wholesalers was made and the goods'i'were gotten and marked, there was nothing left beside the room for the store. Then in the semester of January, 1949, your School Store had its opening in the Student Council oHices, room 122 of Savannah High School. Students became clerks by generously giving up their study hall periods. These students who volun- tarily gave their services not only got valuable experience but to ok on a responsibility as well. Joan Landy was made manager and served for the entire year. one Izundred GAQQIJQGCZQTS $WWWM V WWWM. Frank Minter Earnest Murphy Mary Norman Helen Kline Nancy Jones Mary Dale Arnold Carole Ingram Audrey Cammack Shirley Collins Jean Cope Joan Cope Pat Zoucks ttAre you with us?7, V With a Vee-Vo! ttYeah BOP, . With a Vi-Vo! hCemon g'lng letas With a Vee-Vo-Vi-Vo-Vum! Boom get a rat trap ttV - - c - tory , Bigger than a cat trap! ttV -' t - toryV9 Boom get another one '59 G6 7' - .. .- I K c tory. Blgger than the other one! ttVictory, Varsityw Boom Sis! Boom Bah! 4tTeam! Team! Team 1,7 High School! High School! Rah! Rah! Rah! one hundred one CCCSD M Club First row, left to right: Troy Bouy, ttBuckya, Lockett, Ben New, Billy Harrell, Benson Hutchinson. Second row: David Collins, Frank Gahrels, William Royal, LtAbeh Miller. Third row: Wally Butler, ttBubberah Hodges, Dick Leech, Grady Starnes, Ed Cobb. OFFICERS Fall session: Bucky Lockett Denson Hutchinson, Dick Leech, and Bill Harrell. Spring session: Bill Campbell7 Jack Miller, Wade Ballard, Troy Bouy, Jack Connelly, and Dave Barnhill. The c3,, Club was reorganized in Savannah High School in 1947. Qualification for membership in this club is that you must have won a letter in a major sport, football or basketball. The $5,, Cluhhs main objective is to he of service to the school in any way possible. Annually the club sponsors a dance and selects a queen from among the girls of high school. This girl has the honor of being ttQueen of Athleticsh for one year. Alice Fruittcher was named queen for 1949. one hundred two ustices anal marshalls m m at O K uwm :nmuuuumhn m , First row, left to right: Charles Ernst, Marshal; Wendel Breland, Justice; Cecil Burch, Marshal Denson Hutchinson, Chief Justice. Second row: Alfred Fruendt, Justice; Bobby Howard, Justice; Henry Blake, Justice; Richard McKenna, Justice; Ben New, Marshal. The three justices are appointed by the President of the Student Council and the chief justice is elected by a roll call vote of the Council. It is the duty of this Studentss Judicial Committee to interpret the constitution and rules passed by the Council, to try cases for the impeachment of executive officer, and to try cases for the violation of laws of the Student Council. So far this year the committee has not had too much to do, because of the very few rules passed by the group. One hundred three Erczmatic Gluh First row, left to right: Anne Lore Stelljes,'Ruth Chapman, Anne Lee Tyree, Virginia Salter, Wade Williams. Second row: Shirley Salter, Ann Holliday, Martha Sills, Caroline Shingler, Dolores Garmer. Third row: Ethel McCurry, Edwina McCune, Jenny Lynn, Maria Rousakis, Fred Bower, Norman Blackwell. Fourth row: Jimmy Ecod, Henry Rabey, Ann Cook, Corry Arensbach, Billy Ross, Grady Starnes. Fifth row: Miss Sumner Thorpe, Director. Not in picture: Claire Creenberg, John Woods. OFFICERS President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Woods Vice-President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Henry Rabey Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fred Bower The Savannah High School Dramatic Club is composed of students who are interested in the arts of speech, stagecraft and acting. Each student has a chance to find his 01' her talent and and further develop it in our speech contest and play productions. An incident from Victor HugoTs Les Miserables forms TTThe Bishost Candlesticksa, by Norman McKinnel, which was produced and given as an assembly. The Bishop was portrayed by John Woods, the convict was Fred Bower. As Personne, the Bishop,s sister, Maria Rousakis rendered the part of a scolding widower. The humble servant girl, Marie, was played by Claire Greenberg. Miss Sumner Thorpe, Dramatic Club advisor, directed the play. one hundred four $53 tributive gchwation First row, left to right: June White, Faye Van Brackle, Lamar Thomas, George Carter, Billie Lynes. Second row: Anne Tyree, Shirley Sires, Wilbur Kessler, Russell Dye, Alberta Rakoske, Sibyl Hall. Third row: Mrs. George Barber, Coordinator; James Pierce, Johnnie DeWitt, Ralph Sparks, Lee Rivers, John Brigham, Karl Monson, Billy Akins. Fourth row: Drexel Kicklighter, Henry Benson, Joseph Galkin, Charles Medlock, Donald Cobb, Quay Hill, Phillip Hunter, Floyd Fallin. Fifth row: Earl Seckinger, John Wilson, John Crabb, Jack Drane, Thomas Drane, Steve Hill, George Smith, Robert Sowell. Not in picture: Anita Alkofer, Teddy Lynion, Gilbert Perkins, Carolyn Harris, Ray Shepard. OFFICERS President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . Lamar Thomas Vice-President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Billie Lynes Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . June White Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Faye Van Braclde Reporters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . George Carter, Teddy Lymon Co-ordinator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mrs. Ida Creech Barber Purpose: To prepare High School boys and girls for a job after graduation. Delegate to State Meeting in Mac0n Quay Hill. Delegate to National Convention in Topeka, Kansas Anne Tyree. one hundred five one hundred six Voice Glass First row, left to right: Shirley Shearouse, Miriam Cowan, Sue Zoucks, Lilybel Lewis. Second Row: Nancy Sollar, Betty Schuster, Janie Glisson, Peggy Davis, Peggy Hall, Allene Hargett, Carroll Norman, Carol Cason. Third row: Clay Anderson, Emma Cantey, Zacquelyn Cowart, Evelyn Silverman, Reba Baker, Marlene Durden, Barbara Silving, Lillian Worrell. Fourth row: Jo Jeffrey, Margaret Duncan, Carol Sinclair, Polly Smith, Evona Bravaldo, Betty Westberry, Ann Quillian, Sandra Cohen. Fifth row: Margaret Winders, Miss Sumner Thorpe, Ginny Schenk, Rosanne Howell, Ethel Beale, Mary Elizabeth Weldon, Sue Ozburn, Aileen Ubele, Shirley Womble. Not in picture: Joyce Bishop, Hazel Anne Morgan, Martha Phillips, Marcene Purcell, Anne Lore Stelljes, Patsy Spaulding, Faye Van Brackle. ?k First row, left to right: Gwen Beaufort, Jeanette Wallace, Jacquelyn Bayliss, Nelda Faye Fowler, Bonney Nutting, Janet Epting, Carolyn Sullivan. Second row: Helen Fender, Lynrose Morgan, Ann Dewberry, Nancy Bacon, Barbara Haar, Helen McLeroy, Audrey Cammack. Third row: Albert Freundt, Eve Rollins, Mary Frances Womble. Melba Crawford, Franklin Crawford. Top row: Wilbur Dowd, Spencer Crotheer, Craig Paxton. Not in picture: Anne Holliday, Grady Starnes, Paul Dunwody, James Downs, Jeffrey Jones, Clark Hersey. Miss Lola Stevens is Director. one hundred seven 9?. Q. 078. Wm 81a A First row, left to right: Ott, C. J., President; Ernst, C. T., Vice-President; Lax, J. U., Treasurer; Collat, C., Secretary. Second row: Roberds, C. N., Jones, E. D., Downs, J. P., Burch, C. A., Breland, E. W., Hutto, E. H., Dowell, A. W. Third row: Stafford, J. C., Carter, J. E., Benson, H., Minter, F. C., Scott, W. E., LeCroy, C. R., Von Waldner, B. L., Crawford, J. F. Fourth row: Ohsiek, J. 0., English, R. L., Grotheer, S. P., Smith, H. Fifth row: Kent, R., Hendricks, W. E., Clarey, J. A., Halifax, J. F., Lucky, L. J., Lambertson, J. E., Landoufi, L. The thcersh Club is made up of fifth and sixth semester cadets who have been commissioned as oHicers in the R.0.T.C. Battalion. The officers of the club are elected by a majority vote of the membership. This organization has many activities such as dances, house parties and Wiener roasts. one hundred eight SQHiO'F g i- b A o mmilbkyammy 4,, MV 2 MAI; VNW XV WmmmeOW, . W, 7am, 4 one hundred nine utulre 0796105913 81th First row, left to right: Audrey Cammack, Sue Zoucks, Sue Cunningham, Georgia Florence Harper, Anita Alkon, Nanelle Chan, Joanne Anderson. Second row: Miss Mildred Parnelle, Ann Strozier, Betty Smith, Helen McLeroy, Joan Seckinger, Joan Landy, Sara Wade, Miss Gladys Smith. y- 07.88418 Seated, left to right: Ruth Chapman, Florence Wonga Connie Johnson, Christine Roberts. Standing: Reba Wfilliamson, Shirley XVomble, Merrelle Brannen, Colleen Ubele. one hundred ten Stage Grew prwww First row, left to right: Needham Parrish. Second row: Frank Melson, Billy South, Olin Veale. Third row: Rex Kent, Richard Norsworlhy, George Kandel, Henry Rabey, Brevard Law, Richard Johnson. Fourth row: Billy Griffin, Billy Ross, Billy Akins, Roward Brewer, Bobby Armstrong, Bob Newsome. Fifth row: Spencer Gother, Danny Rotureau, Charles Lomel, Duumt Tullis, John Barthelmess, John Wilson, Jack Elkins. Sixth row: Mr. Vick, Advisor. mrojection Squad ? Minx My First row. left to right: Jackie Fields. Spenrer Crother, Jeffrey Jones. Serond row: 900M Edwards, Billy South. Morrison Shingler. Bert Cronin. Third row: Marvin Eming, Bobby Armstrong, Julian Brunan, Brevurd Law. Bobby Croom. Fourth r010: Stetson Fleming, Billy R055, Charles Lomel, Henry Rubey. one hundred eleven and Wilde $01le 1 ilfm gill: I k? V fig: H 3:? gig? Kneeling, left to right: Fay Morrison, Joan Morrison, Juanita Livingstone, Joan Cooper, Clara Del Fisher First row, left to right: Gary Hagan, Jack Halifax, James Cleary, Tommy Hudson, Jack Lucky. Second row: Ed Hendricks, Drum Major; R. J. Leuders, Theron Nease, Supply Officer; R. E. Carter; Richard Mayer, Kay Brantley, Jack Elkins, Billy Warnell, Henry Powell, Ronald Williams, E. D. Johnson, Harry Sledge, Ronnie Gibson, Louis Snyder. Third row: Lyn Wages, Louis Woods, Lawrence Crov'att, Jimmy Harper, Larry Norman, Jack Laughlin, Reggie Kniphfer, Ed Ike, Richard Veale', Leland Hamilton, E. B. Simmons, Jack Denmark. Fourth row: Ed Cobia, William Walker, R. A. Carter, Roger Kennedy, Harry Connely, Bobby Mite Myers, Arthur thgw Gigniliat. Fifth row: Lamar Flournoy, Lee Lynch, Billy Foster, Roston Wylie. one hundred twelve Q2??? x JOSEPH ' V ,, ' BOBBY TY nwwzh, ViOLA ANDRIS JEAN COPE ' ;. , . 7' .y' JWp jIYV iy' JOAN COPE ,. LL . pMPBE AUDREY CAROLYN BLOUNT WENDEL BRELAND ' EARNEST MURPHY CHARLES ERNS one hundred fifteen AL, 125: J: Greetings to SAVANNAH HIGH SCHOOL Whose Students of Today Are Among Savannah's Leading Citizens of Tomorrow T HE MAYOR AND ALDERMEN OF THE CIT Y OF SA VANNAH Compliments of SAVANNAH TRANSIT COMPANY l i' .', 6: Armstrongm College extends congratulations to the M graduates of Savannah High School and invites your interest in its program of education. Armstrong, 0 Savannah-owned institution, is fully accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. ARMSTRONG , I -1 g COLLEGE SAVANNAH, GEORGIA Membership in American Association of Junior Colleges, Southern Ass'ocia'tion 017 Colleges, Association of Georgia Colleges. one hundred seventeen Savannah High School Senior Rings For Any Graduating Year Invitations - Cards by HERF-JONES COMPANY Caps and Gowns by COLLEGIATE CAP AND GOWN COMPANY H. S. CANFIELD, Represenfafive VICTORY MOTORS STUDEBAKER - 7215.34 CARS 0 TRUCKS SAVANNAH, GA. - I WHERE F ASHIONS 325 Montgomery Street Telephones 2-1173 and 2-1174 MAKE THEIR DEBUT one hundred eighteen Mtge C9722 W M BHRGQ I n CORNER D'EG'KTRE;E'B'EGEAizT'EsJTEEfs Complimenfs of Complimenfs of Savannah 106 Delivery Savannah Planning Mill Company Company SALUT E T 0 YOUNG SA VANNAH Sincere congrafulafions to you, ihe Graduating Class of 7949. Our wish for your success in whatever you may do goes wifh you. Southern Paperboard Corp. PORT WENTWORTH, GEORGIA one hundred twenty ttALL I KNOW IS WHAT I READ IN THE PAPERSL Will Rogers Will Rogers, great American humorist and philosopher, knew most of the things worth knowing about politics and nations and people and life. Everywhere Rogers went from the rodeos of the western range to the seats of the mighty, his keen observations and his wide knowledge made him acclaimed of the world. Three hundred and sixty-five days in the year he invariably said: All I know, is what I read in the papers. Rogers drew from the daily press his facts on which to influence the public and what he did points the way for every young American to be well informed and in a position to meet any emergency. To this graduating class and to all who may come after we say-wherever fortune takes you, always read a daily newspaper. It will repay you many times in culture, happiness and both business and social success. Snmannah mnrninga Npma Savannah Evening Press Compliments of Compliments of Neal-Blun Company BUILDERS SUPPLIES Savannah Machine and 14 Bay Street, West Phone 7107 Foundry CO. SAVANNAH, GA. one hundred twenty-one ROSEN BROTHERS DISTRIBUTORS of SCHOOL SUPPLIES Compliments of MANGELS INC. Complimenfs of HARRIS THE HUB Complimenfs of THE GEORGIAN TEA ROOM THE PINK HOUSE 23 Abercorn Street ARTLEY COMPANY ENGINEERS - CONTRACTORS SAVANNAH, GEORGIA Compliments of FLEMING and 'MOORE SUPPLY COMPANY Complimenfs of BELK'S DEPARTMENT STORE 217 West Broughfon Street Compliments of HAILE TOBACCO COMPANY one hundred twenty-two AROUND THE CLOCK Running continuously twenty-four hours a day the massive, high- 1 speed machines in the World's Lqrgest Integrated Kraft Container Plant last year produced 383,000 tons of paper and paper- board, 9 billion paper bagsxdndg'i'joegtons of corrugated sheets and boxes. The 4,700 employees Responsible for this record breaking productidn received total annual wages of more than 13 million dollars. UNION BAG 8: PAPER CORPORATION SAVANNAH, GEORGIA one hundred twenty-three Compliments of STARLAND DAIRIES 2425 Bull Sfreef Phone 2-21 16 SPORTING Johnson Sea Horse Motors and Outboard Boats and Canoes GOOD S Baseball - Tennis - Golf - Football Hunting and Fishing Equipmenf Hunting and Fishing Licenses for Georgia and South Carolina STUBBS HARDWARE COMPANY 121 Congress Street, West one hundred twenty-four COMPLIMENTS OF 1948 Peabody Award Winner,9 1400 ON YOUR DIAL one hundred twenty-five Compliments of GEORGIA MATTRESS 8: UPHOLSTERING COMPANY cmd GEORGIA AWNING 8 CANVAS PRODUCTS ' COMPANY BEST WISHES ' CAPTAIN SPENCER SOLOMONS, COMPANY Wholesale Druggisfs SAVANNAH, GEORGIA Eswbliihgsijlyiw 7 1M Complimenfs of BAY STREET GROCERY Serving Savannah Since 7868 WW Broughfon and Barnard Streets Compliments of PALMER and CAY, INC. Complimehfs of LAMAS BROTHERS V Victory and Abercorn one hundred twenty-six WHY LIVE ELEGTRIOALLY? es take the drudgery out of Because ,- Electric Applionc washers, k. Electric Ranges, Water Heaters, Dish y other Appliances odd to the e family who lives housewor Refrigerators, and man comfort and convenience of th Electrically. Make your home an Ete in Economy, Convenience and Comt ctric Home and enioy the ultimate ort. LNE ELECTRlCALLY and ENJOY THE DIFFERENCE Raw, KW Your Electric Servant SAVANNAH ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY one hundred twenty-seven Complimenfs of Dick PIAZZA'S SHOE SERVICE STORE A Sole of Honor 2504 Abercorn St. Phone 3-2639 MASON, INC. Printers - Stationers 18 West Bryan Street Savannah, Georgia Ditto Machines and Supplies Phone 2-4192 or 2-4193 EVANS PRINTING CO., INC. For Every Printing Requirement 121 West York Street Phone 5242 Savannah, Georgia From Makers of ROYAL CROWN COLA and Nehi Products Henry and Abercorn Streets Phone 3-2475 EVELYN HESTER LADIES SPECIALTY SHOPPE Savannah, Georgia Best of Luck to All SAVANNAH RADIATOR COMPANY General Automobile Repairs 315 West Bay Street Phone 2-3118 Compliments WILLIAM EDWARD HENDRICKS Compliments of NEW WAY LAUNDRY, INC. . one hundred twenty-eight DUKE RECORD SHOP Always Firsf With the Latest 327V2 Wesf'Broad Street SAVANNAH, GEORGIA Phone 3-2555 Compliments of CONSUMERS ICE CREAM COMPANY Horses F 0r Yaur Health and Pleasure SAIHI RIDING ACADEMY Phone 8607 Compliments of TRIPLE XXX THIRST STATION Compliments of SOUTHERN DAIRIES Compliments of BUCHSBAUM BROTHERS EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS Compliments of RAY CLANTON MOTORS Savannah's New LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER V SALES - SERVICE Compliments of Compliments of SHURLING COAL and WOOD CO. Realtors - Builders J. C. PENNY COMPANY QUALITYFUEL 635 Hull Street West Phone 5136 WESSON OIL R O B l N S O N SNOWDRIFT , Realty and Insurance Company SCOCO Made in Savannah one hundred thirty LINDSAY $L MORGAN COMPANY 1Esfablished in fhe Year 18661 FINER QUALITY FURNITURE,CARPETS, CURTAINS, DRAPERIES AND MODERN HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES INTERIOR DECORATORS 910 21 West York Street Opposite The Post Office Clean With SHOWS Laundry 5L Dry Cleaning Company. 1002 Waters Avenue 139 Bull Street 804 Montgomery 17C 1216 East Broad Complimenfs Lof ANNETTES DAIRY $15101. 11.19111318- ACCE G0 I I grmdz'ated 112?.51131511 Vifamin-D 0 2431 Habersham Street F Phone 8191 one hundred thirty-onc Compliments of GUERRY LUMBER COMPANY Compliments of JOSEPH'S WOMEN'S APPAREL Complimenfs of S. H. KRESS and COMPANY Compliments of KROSKIN'S MEN'S WEAR W. L. LEWIS Fine Groceries and Western Meats N.E. Corner Liberty and Whitaker Streets Phone 2-3623 A College Shop for the Longer Man Compliments of MAX MOVSOVITZ COMPANY, INC. GOOD LUCK! HAPPY SAILING Our House HERB TRAUB - JIM CASEY one hundred 111 irly-t wu VICTORY LUMBER COMPANY 728 East Gwinnett Phone 3-6692 Telephone 9639 VICTORY SODA SHOPPE 3409 Waters Avenue For Your Favorite ICE CREAM - SANDWICHES MAGAZINES Free Delivery Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of KARL DERST, INC. Compliments of UNIT VENETIAN BLIND SUPPLY CORP. A. A. Thomas, Executive Vice-President Compliments of J. S. PINKISSOHN CIGAR COMPANY FLORIDA-GEORGIA TRACTOR CO. Jacksonville, Fla. Miami, Fla. Lakeland, Fla. Savannah, Ga. Tampa, Fla. Woycross, Ga. Construction - Industrial Logging and Material Handling Equipment one hundred thi-rly-thrcc PEPSl-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF SAVANNAH 4009 Montgomery St. Savannah, Ga. Telephone 6877 RHINES FLORIST Flowers For All Occasions COMPUMENTS OF Eels'f Victory Drive , ROGER'S DRUG COMPANY Phone 3-4108 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF SAVANNAH BRUSH COMPANY SCHULTE UNITED, INC. REDUCING SHEPHERD BROS., Inc. Massage Window Shades and Venetian Blind Specialists Steam Baths Spot Reducing SH1NDELL'S Health Salon 112 E. Henry Call 2-1827 Floor Coverings, Lamps, Curtains Fine Glassware 2426 Abercorn St. Phone 3-2096 one hundred Lhirty-four Compliments of FOSTER MACHINERY COMPANY 12-14 Lafhrop Avenue Phone 3-8813 South Georgia Distributors CATERPILLAR of x JOHN DEERE And Allied EquipmeniL Sales Service Parts Complimenfs of Bspy Paving 8L Construction Company CRITZ BUICK COMPANY Montgomery of 451h Street TELEPHONE 3-8858 3 3 SAVANNAH, GEORGIA one hundred thirty-five Compliments of SIPPLE'S MORTUARY Ambulance Service Bull at Jones 51. Phone 2-4146 Say if with Flowers RICHARDSON The Florist Phones: 2-3158 and 2-3159 Bull at Liberty Street Savannah, Georgia Compliments of SILVER'S 5 81 10 STORE Compliments of SMITH BROTHERS 4151 and Habersham Compliments of THE SPORTS SHOP RUBBER STAMPS STENCILS SEALS THE VSTAMP AND STENCIL COMPANY Bay and Montgomery st. Dial 2-1006 SUNBURY LODGE Fishermen - Vacationisf Paradise All City Conveniences 40 Miles South of Savannah ' Dorchester, Ga. Compliments of THE TOWER one hundred thirty-six Complimenfs of GULF ENGINEERING CO., INC. Complimenfs of JOE PRICE, INC. Best Wishes SHORE'S MARKET Drink DIXIE FRUIT DRINKS Made with real fruit Non-carbonafed Compliments of ARDSLEY CUT-RATE DRUG STORE Compliments of THE MIDGET STORES 2430 Bull and 1401 Waters Ave Compliments of F'ISCHER'SV DELICATESSEN 1014 Abercorn Dial 5050 LIBERTY BICYCLE STORE BICYCLES - TOYS - RADIOS AUTO TIRES Easy Terms 308 West Liberty St. Phone 2-3525 one hundred thirty-seven A GREAT NAME IN Cl0TIIING x 25C Serving Savannah homes for 62 years SOUTHERN STATES NAVAL STORES COMPANY L. H. DeLOACH Ea? COMPANY Jewelers Since 7922 Factors and Commission Merchants WATCHES, DIAMONDS AND FINE JEWELRY Savannah, Georgia Sold an Easy Terms 104 Broughton St, West Savannah, Ga. one hundred thirty-eight J AMES H. MCKENNA WHOLESALE PLUMBING AND HEATING V SUPPLIES SUPPLIES JOHN G. BUTLER CO. QUALITY BUILDING SINCE 1857 25 West York Street . Affenfion Graduafes! Besf Wishes Atlantic Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Savannah HA 5 h C D . DERST BAKING COMPANY avanna ompany 0mg 0 National Business Savannah Home-Folks since 1867! 19 East Bay Street Phone 2-2114 one hundred thirty-nine Complimenfs of ClauSSenB of Savannah Bread Cake Soufh's Finest PlusWTOC FM 97.3 Tune them NW I290 : all In on. on yourdial X Compliments of WOMACKS SUPERET T E 1221 Wheafon Street Helmey3s Garage 143 Montgomery Street USED CARS AND TRUCKS Open Day and Night 24-Hour Wrecker Service Phone: 3-3031 3Quality carries on FIE- Q $3 5;? The Savannah coca-Gola Bottling Do. Harden 699 Rourk, Inc. High Grade POULTRY AND LIVESTOCK FEEDS SUPPLIES AND REMEDIES CITY AND COUNTY DELIVERY 124 W. Bay St. Phone 6915 Besf wishes to you graduafes . . . Mingledorffs, Inc. AIR CONDITIONING - HEATING HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES 'IO Whitaker Street Savannah, Georgia one hundred forty-one Compliments of THE CAMERON 8 BARKLEY COMPANY Complimenfs of HESTER'S MOTOR SERVICE, INC. HUDSON'S NEW HOME 43 WEST BROAD ST. ALLEN HUDSON CO., INC. This fime it's Hudson . . . the Sfep-Down Car Complimenfs of KUTCHEY AUTO SUPPLY Call us for Auto Replacement Parts - or Complete Shop Service Phone 4-2811 217 W. Liberty St. Savannah, Ga. Complimenfs of COLUMBIA DRUG COMPANY Service Wholesale Druggisfs Complimenfs of WILLIE CHIN AND CO. Laundry FLA7HERTY AND SIKES Favorife Flower Shop 13 East Park Avenue Savannah, Ga. Dial Day 3-7878 Ni're 8057 - 5718 Complimenfs of UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER SALES AGENCY SAM COOPER Exclusive Representative one hundred forty-two Compliments LAUNDRY 's:ch: ruAr SATISFIES Launderers - Cleaners - Dyers 4307 Bull St. Compliments of RED ANDERSON Compliments of JOE GARDNER'S BAXLEY CRAFTS Designers - Decorafors - Producers Wood - Metal - Cloth Ceramic and Felt Products Cabinets, Furniture g6; Interiors and Accessories nix Toys, Party Favors and Decorations Athletic Letters Pennants and Banners Compliments of BELFORD AND COMPANY Compliments of W. J. BREMER Compliments of BRIGHT BROOKS LUMBER COMPANY Compliments of FOREMOST DAIRIES one hundred forty-three HAINES, JONES 3L COMPANY Insurance Agents and Brokers Dial 2-4167 - 12 East Bay Street SAVANNAH, GEORGIA Engraving Done by DIXIE ENGRAVING CO. 128 Wesf Bay Street KENNICKELL PRINTING CO. Printing and Office Supplies Phone 3-4533 111 West York Street Complimenfs of CARLTON PARKER'S 230 Drayton Street Phone 4-3401 Savannah, Ga. Compliments of I CHATHAM ELECTRIC COMPANY DEASON TIRE 8 BATTERY CO. Willard Batteries Yale Tires Complefe Auto Electric Service Compliments of DON AULD'S Prescription S hop KRISPY KREME DQNUT SHOP Buy a Bag Full 50 delicious they melt in your mouth Special Orders given Special Attention 415t and Abercorn Dial 3-8149 Designed for Beaufy Engineered for Strengfh The Steel Products Company, I nc. Savannah, Georgia one hundred forty-five WO'RlD FAMOUWS Complimenfs of BERBERMAN VENETIAN BLIND MANUFACTURING CO. 511 W. Bryan Complimenfs of COASTAL WHITE TRUCKHCOMPANY Compliments of BERNARD WILLIAMS AND COMPANY General Insurance Complimenfs of MAXWELL BROTHERS 8 ASBILL Complimenfs of BOYD TIRE COMPANY Compliments of WALLER LUMBER 8 SUPPLY COMPANY and PENN WALLER, INC. Store at Bloomingdale Complimenfs of J. M. BRECKENRIDGE AND SON F I o r i sf one hundred forty-six WVH$$ MKWWY' THE OLD FORT Home of Savannah's Oldest Public Seqanf PariL of Fort Savannah, on East Bay Street, dating from Colonial Days and standing as defender of Savannah until acquired one hundred years ago by one of the oldest gas companies in America Romantic as Yesferday . . . Modern as Tomorrow SAVANNAH GAS COMPANY one hundred forty-seven Complimenfs of J OHN WOLF, F lorist One of the fundamenfal principles of educafion is to learn how to Save! Start NOW-Save Systematically and Become Independent Compliments of the Georgia State Savings Association Member Federal Deposit l nnnnnnnn Corporation Complimenfs of DESBOUILLONS JEWELERS Agents for GORHAM TOWLE INTERNATIONAL ALVIN-LUNT STERLING SILVER one hundred forty-eight $3! iWag of acknowzealgement Well, at last it,s out and I hope its date of publication suits everyone. But a lot of thanks is due a lot of people. First of all, I would like to thank Miss Murphy, Miss Parnelle and Miss Exley, 01ir advisors, who have given their untiring efforts and time to this publication. To Mr. Roaper, one of the artists at Dixie Engraving Company, who has given hours of his time and talent, I extend my deepest gratitude. T0 the Kennickell Printing Company, the Dixie Engraving Company and various photographers, thanks again, and to Bobby Howard, business manager? iithanksi? is too small a Word. AUDREY CAMMACK Editor-in-Chief one hundred forty-nine