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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1950 volume:

1 1 ■ t)edi tea i o n To Miss Mildred Parnelle, who, during her elhcient career at Savannah High School, devoted herself to the highest ideals of scholarship; who, by her quiet manner and sincere devotion to duty, has contributed to the upbuilding of the Chatham County School Sys- tem; and who, by her many admirable personal quali- ties, has won for herself the esteem and affection of both students and faculty, we, the Students of Savan- nah High School, gratefully dedicate the 1950 edition of THE BLUE JACKET. two 7 felwe fjcvoket Nineteen fyijjti}, three ddminid tra tion Mr. John A. Varnadoe Principal Mr. Jack J. Cook President Board of Education Mr. Alfred T. Vick Superintendent of Education Mr. Horace Flanders Assistant Principal four First Row: Mr. John O. Akins, Mrs. Lillian B. Atkinson, Mr. Lowry Axlcy, Mr. Ware T. Beall, Mrs. George Barber. Second Row: Miss Anna K. Clark, Miss Pauline Cohen, Miss Gladys Cordray, Miss Vera Dodge, Miss Eva Dotson. Third Row: Mrs. Adelaide Dunlap, Mrs. Ruth Ellis, Miss Walton Exley, Mrs. Manie Franklin, Mrs. A. J. Glenn. Fourth Row: Miss Juanita Graham, Mrs. Tom Harper, Major M. L. Heen, Miss Elizabeth Hogan, Mr. 1). J. Hook. five I'iRST Row: Miss Virginia Hudson, Mrs. Mary Jeter, Mr. W. B. Lain. Mr. John Langford, Mr. Frank Lewis. Second Row: Mrs. Yates Little, Mies Ada Marvin, Mr. J. B. McArthur, Mrs. Rohi MaeDonald, Mr. Ernest McGill. Third Row: Mrs. Cora Middleton, Miss Angelina Milano, Miss Margaret Murphy, Miss Claudia Paschal, Mr. Claude Phillips. Fourth Row: Miss Eleanor Powers, Miss Lola Stevens, Mrs. Marjorie Sutcliffe, Miss Sumner Thorpe, Mrs. Harold Tuthill. Fifth Row: Miss Linda Trogdon, Mrs. Julia Wade, Miss Virginia Ware, Mrs. Sara Zeigler. six seven anuany CU icerS J kan Whittington Vice-President Mary Ann McGrady President Mary Ann Guilders Correspondin'' Secretary Ray Russell Recording Secretary Rf.x Kent Treasurer anuany (djradua fed HRIGIIAM, JOHN WILSON Course: General BREWTON, LEE KENNINGTON Course: Scientific Favorite Song: Stardust Activities: S Club 48- 49; Football 46- 47- 48-’49; Womanless Wedding; January ’50; Boxing Tournament ’49; January ’50 Class. CARTER, GEORGE LARRY Course: General CARTER, JAMES EDWARD, JR. Course: General Favorite Song: Room Full of Roses Activities: Rifle Team; January ’50 Class. CHILDERS, MARY ANN Course: Scientific Favorite Song: I’ll Always Be In Love With You Activities: Corresponding Secretary January 50 Class; Charter Member Beta Club; Home Room Officer 49- ’50; Student Council ’49-’50; Variety Show ’48; Production Committee of Womanless Wedding January ’50. CLANTON, JERRELL VARN Course: General Favorite Song: Why Was I Borne Activities: Freshman Football ’47; Jazz Club; January ’50 Class; Talent Show; Womanless Wedding. nine ANDREWS, ROBERT HENRY Course: General Favorite Song: Canadian Capers Activities: Fresh man Football ’47; Varsity Football 48- 49; Boxing Team ’49; Boxing Tournament ’49; S Club; Variety Show 48; January ’50 Class. BAILEY, THOMAS ALBERT Course: General BISHOP, JOYCE ELAINE Course: General Favorite Song: Ob Give Me Some- thing To Remember You By Activities: Voice Class; January 50 Class; Talent Show ’50; Georgia Spring Music Festival; Student Council. ANDERSON, GEORGIA “Walkie-Talkie” Course: General Favorite Song: I’ll See You Again Activities: Blue Jacket; Red Cross Representative. BARNHILL, DAVID WILLIAM Course: General Favorite Song: Nocturne Activities: S Club; Football; January ’50 Class. BLACK, MARY ELOISE Course: General Favorite Song: Dear Hearts and Gentle People Activities: January ’50 Class. CLARK, SHIRLEY DEAN Course: General Favorite Song: I Can Dream Can’t I Activities: January ’50 Class. CLARY, JAMES ALLEN Course: General Activities: R O T C Officers Club; Band; January ’50 Class; Woman- less Wedding. CLER, BARBARA ANNIEL Course: General Favorite Song: I Can Dream Can’t I Activities: Home Room President’49; Red Cross Representative ’49; Har- vest Dance Sponsor ’48-’49. COBB, DONALD ARTHUR Course: General COBB. JAMES EDWIN Course: General Favorite Song: Don’t Cry Joe Activities: Basketball ’47- 48; January ’50 Class; Freshman Football 47- ’48; S Club. COLLINS, SHIRLEY JUANITA Course: General ten COLLINS, DAVID OTT Course: General Favorite Song: I’m In The Mood For Love Activities: Freshman Football 45; Varsity Football ’46-’47-’48- 49; Va- riety Show ’48; S Club; January 50 Class. COOPER, WILLIAM KING, JR. Course: Technical Favorite Song: Someday Activities: Freshman Football 47; Varsity Football ’48- 49; Latin Club. COX, BETTY RUTH Course: General Favorite Song: Maybe It’s Because. Activities: D a n c i n g Class; Needle Crafts. DAVIS, LUCIA NOLEKA Course: General Favorite Song: You’re Breaking My Heart Activities: Spring Swing Sponsor ’48; Harvest Dance Sponsor 49; Future Nurse’s Club; January 50 Class; Voice Class ’46. DOWD, WILBUR JOSHUA Course: General Favorite Song: That Lucky Old Sun Activities: January ’50 Class; D. E. (dub President: Glee Club; Male Chorus; Womanless Wedding Janu- ary 50. DRANE, THOMAS BEVELY Course: General Favorite Song: My Bucket Got A Hole In It Activities: I). E. Club; January 50 Class; President Home Room. i aniiapij Cjradua ted DUNN, JOHN JOSEPH Course: Scientific Favorite Song: La vie cn Rose Activities: Blue Jacket Staff; Organ- izing Body and Representative Student Council; Male Chorus; Glee Club. FOSS, CAROLYN CORINNE Course: General Favorite Song: I’ll Sec You Again Activities: Future Nurses; Basketball; Home Room President ’49; Girls Softball ’48, Alternate Captain ’49; Girls Bowling Team ’47, Alternate Captain ’48; January ’50 Class. K1TEL, WILLIAM NORMAN Course: General Favorite Song: Night and Day Activities: Boys’ Chorus; January ’50 Class; Glee Club; Womanless Wed- ding. FOSTER, BARBARA ANN “Bulterbeans” Course: General Favorite Song: Blue Moon Activities: Blue Jacket Staff, January ’50 Class. ELLIS, MARTHA JANE Course: General GALKIN, JOSEPH JACK Course: General Favorite Song: I Can Dream Can’t I Activities: D. E. Club; January ’50 Class; Home Mechanics Club. FENDER, HELEN JOYCE Course: General Favorite Song: You’re Breaking My Heart Activities: Blue Jacket Staff; January ’50 Class; Dancing Club; Glee Club. GOLDBERG, PRISCILLA Course: General Favorite Song: Someday FENN, NORMAN EDGAR, JR. Course: General Favorite Song: I Can Dream Can’t I Activities: Boxing Team ’49; Home Room Vice-President; Variety Show ’48; Womanless Wedding ’50; Janu- ary ’50 Class. FLOYD, JOAN ELIZABETH Course: General Favorite Song: I Can Dream Can’t I Activities: Variety Show ’48; January ’50 Class; Jazz Club; Dancing Club; Harvest Dance Committee and Home Room Sponsor. GRAHAM, BETTY GEORGE Course: General Favorite Song: With My Eyes Wide Open I’m Dreaming Activities: Voice Class; Blue Jacket Staff; January ’50 Class; Harvest Dance Committee. GRAHAM, BILLY MAURICE CourseGeneral Favorite Song: Mule Train Activities: January ’50 Class; Tum- bling Club. eleven 'anuary. GRAHAM. BOBBY ROSCOE Course: General Favorite Song: Guess Who Activities: January ’50 Class. GRIFFIN, WYLIE BRITTON Course: General Favorite Song: That’s My Desire Activities: S Club; Football’46- 47-’48- ’49, Captain ’49; Track Team ’46- ’47; Athletic Club. GRIFFIN, WILLIAM LOVETT Course: General Favorite Song: You’re Breaking My Heart Activities: Stage Crew; Project Com- mittee; January ’50 Class. GROSS, GLORIA KATHLEEN Course: General Favorite Song: I Can Dream Can’t I Activities: January ’50 Class; Office Helper; Girls Basketball; Blue Jacket Staff. HADDEN, SARA LOUISE Course: Technical Favorite Song: Give Me A Little Kiss Activities: Pan American Assembly ’48; January ’50 Class; Variety Show ’49; Harvest Dance Sponsor ’49; Womanless Wedding Committee 49. HALL, BARBARA ANN Course: General HOWELL, ROBERT ROUX Course: General Activities: January ’50 Class: Tennis Team ’47; Band; Variety Show ’48. JACOBS, BARBARA JEAN Course: General Favorite Song: I Wish I Didn’t Love You So Activities: Future Nurses’Club; Voice Class: Red Cross Representative 48- ’19; Glee Club; January ’50 Class; Art Club. JAMES. MARTHA EDNA Course: Technical Favorite Song: Sentimental Journey Activities: Voice Class; School Store Clerk; Talent Show Committee; January ’50 Class. KANDEL, GEORGE IRWIN Course: General Favorite Song: Someday Activities: Charter Member Beta Club; Stage Crew ’47-’48-’49-’50; Freshman Football ’47-’48; Varsity Football ’49; Chairman Harvest Dance 49. t KENT, REX DAVID Course: Technical LANIER, LIDA ANNIS Course: General Favorite Song: There’s No Tomorrow Activities: January ’50 Class. ft twelve i anuany LANDOLFI, LOUIS M. Course: Technical Favorite Song: I Can Dream Can’t I Activities: ROTC Officers Club; Box ing Team. LAUGHLIN, JOHN COURTNEY Course: Scientific Activities: Band; Beta Club; ROTC Officers Club; Student Council; Fencing Team 49; Variety Show ’47-’48; Wild Rose ’49; Talent Show; Womanlcss Wedding ’50. LEE, CHARLES RAY Course: General Favorite Song: Old Man River Activities: Freshman Football ’47; Varsity Football ’48-’49; S Club; January ’50 Class; Womanless Wed- ding. LIAKAKIS, PETE ANTONIO Course: General MARTIN, HERBERT RUSSELL Course: General Favorite Song: Hadacol Boogie Activities: Freshman Football ’47; Varsity Foobtall ’48-’49; Boxing Team ’49; Womanless Wedding; S Club; January ’50 Class. MARTIN, WILLIAM HOWARD Course: General Favorite Song: Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Activities: January ’50 Class; Glee Club '49; Blue and White '49; Blue Jacket ’49. MAVRIKIS, ANGELA CONSTANCE Course: General McARTIIUR, ANNE LENOR Course: General McClelland, anne binger Course: General Favorite Song: Perhaps Activities: Production Committee Tal- ent Show and Womanless Wedding: Sponsor Spring Swing '48; Sponsor Harvest Dance ’48: Voice Class; January ’50 Class. McGILL, HARRY RANDOLPH Course: Classical Favorite Song: Always Activities: President and Charter Member Beta Club; Justice of Ju- dicial Court and Representative to Student Council ’48-’49; Moderator History ('lass; Parliamentarian I). E. Club; School Store Assistant Manager ’49; Store Clerk ’47-’48; Male Chorus; Senior Play; Home Room Officer ’47-’48-’49; Chairman Senior Banquet and Dance; Red Cross ’48. McGRADY, MARY ANN Course: Classical Favorite Song: Because Activities: President January’50 Class; Secretary Student Council ’49; Charter Member Beta Club; Home Room Officer ’48-’49; Blue Jacket ’47-’48-’49; Glee Club '48-’49: Dra- matic Club ’47-’48; Variety Show '18; Student Council Sponsor Har- vest Dance ’49. McLEROY, HUGH FINLAY R. Course: General Favorite Song: That Lucky Old Sun Activities: January ’5ft Class; Glee Club; Male Chorus; Double Quar- tet; Womanlcss Wedding January ’50; Home Room Vice-President Treasurer. thirteen i 'anuury. McMillan, thomas richard Course: General Favorite Song: 1 Can Dream Can’t I Activities: President Glee Club; Bas- ketball ’47-’48; Baseball ’49. MEDLOCK, CHARLES HOYLE Course: General Favorite Song: That Lucky Old Sun Activities: Glee Club; Band; Crack Drill; Projection Squad; Male Chorus. MILLER, JACK WYNESS Course: General Favorite Song: To Each His Own Activities: Freshman Football ’45; Varsity Football ’46-’47-’48; Basket- ball ’47-’18; Vice-President S Club ’48, President ’49. MOREL, MARY SUE Course: Technical Favorite Song: Embraceable You Activities: January ’50 Class; Glee Club; Voice Class; Womanless Wed- ding Committee; Harvest Dance ’49 Committee; Spring Swing Sponsor ’49; Home Kooin President ’49; Blue Jacket Staff. NEASE, THERON Course: Scientific Favorite Song: In The Good Old Summertime Activities: Orchestra; Beta Club; Band; Variety Show ’47-’48; Wild Rose ’49; Talent Show; Womanless Wedding; Officers Club. NEW, IRA BEN Course: Scientific Favorite Song: Pretending Activities: Track Team ’46-’47; Bas- ketball ’47-’48; Freshman Football ’44-’45; Varsity Football ’46-’47-’48- ’49, Co-Captain ’49; S Club; Justice ’48; Chief Justice ’49; January ’50 Class NIEMEYER, MARY ANNA Course: General Favorite Song: Begin The Beguine Activities: January ’50 Class; Basket- ball ’48; Harvest Dance Committee. PARKER, JOHN WILLIAM, JR. Course: Technical Favorite Song: You Broke My Heart With Beebop Activities: Freshman Football ’46-’47; Varsity Football ’48-49; S Club ’48- ’49; Womanless Wedding; Boxing Team ’49. PAULSON, CHARLES STRATTON Course: Scientific Favorite Song: What Is This Thing Called Love Activities: Jazz Club; Basketball ’47- ’48-’49; Football ’17-’48. PENDER. JACK HUBERT Course: Technical Favorite Song: Stardust Activities: Publicity Committee for Harvest Dance; January ’50 Class. PIERCE, JAMES ULYSSES Course: General Favorite Song: I Can Dream Can’t I Activities: D. E. Club; January ’50 Class. POLK, EDNA FRANCES Course: General Favorite Song: With All My Heart fourteen 'cinuciry. PORTMAN, ANN HELENE Course: General Favorite Song: Clair dc Lunc Activities: Vice-President Glee Club; Talent Show January ’50. PURVIS, ELIZABETH GILL Course: General Favorite Song: Because Activities: Blue Jacket Stall. Glee Club; Red Cross Representative; Harvest Dance Committee; January ’50 Class. RACKLEY, IRA EDSEL Course: General REDDICK, CLYDE JOHNSON Course: Scientific Favorite Song: Night And Day Activities: Glee Club; Male Chorus; Beta Club; Home Room President; Womanless Wedding; January ’50 Class. RIVERS, LEE ADDERSON Course: General ROGERS, EVELYN (Lynn) Course: General Favorite Song: Indian Love Call RUSSELL, ELIZABETH RAY Course: General Favorite Song: Just Around the Corner Activities: Secretary January’50Class; Assistant Editor Blue Jacket; Girls Bowling Team; Home Room Officer ’47-’48-’49.’50; Wild Rose ’49; Wo- manless Wedding Committee ’50; Student Council Representative. SANDEFUR, BETTY JEAN Course: General Favorite Song: I Can Dream Can’t 1 Activities: January ’50 Class. RHODES, BETTY MARIE Course: General Favorite Song: That’s My Desire Activities: Jazz Club; Variety Show ’48; S Club Sponsor Spring 49; Sponsor B. C. High School Game ’49; January ’50 Class. RIMES, MARTHA ROSE Course: Technical Favorite Song: Maybe You’ll Be There Activities: January ’50 Class; Secre- tary Home Room; Womanless Wed- ding Committee; Harvest Dance Sponsor ’48. SCIIl :N EM ANN, ROBERT FRED Course: General Favorite Song: Going Home Activities: Dancing Club; January ’50 Class. SCOTT, BETTY RUTH Course: General Favorite Song: Maybe It’s Because Activities: Girls Basketball; January ’50 Class. fifteen 3 cm liar f SCOTT, RITA HELEN Course: General Favorite Song: Always Activities: Pan American Assembly 18; Sponsor for ROTC Officer In Review ’48; Charter Member Beta Club; January ’50 Class; Harvest Dance Committee; Welcoming Committee for Mexican Football Team ’48. SCOTT, WALTER EDWARD Course: Technical Favorite Song: A Pretty Girl Activities: Officers Club; Glee Club; Bowling Team: Womanless Wed- ding; January ’50 Class. SILVA, GRACE CHRISTINA Course: General Favorite Song: I’m Always Chasing Rainbows Activities: Beta Club; Voice Class’47; Pan American Assembly ’48; Treas- urer Home Room ’48-49; Secretary Home Room ’49; January ’50 Class; Production Committee Senior Show; Welcoming Committee Mexican Football Team ’48. SMITH, FLORENCE BETTY Course: Technical Favorite Song: Some Enchanted Eve- ning Activities: Ncedlccraft Club; Red Cross Representative; Voice Class; Future Teachers Club; Camera Club; January ’50 Class. SMITH, GEORGE EUGENE Course: General Favorite Song: Whispering Hope Activities: D. E. Club; D. E. Alumni; Projection Squad; Glee Club; City- Editor Journalism Course. STOKES, FREDERICK JOSEPH Course: General Favorite Song: You’re Breaking My Heart Activities: Art Club; Blue and White Staff; Blue Jacket Staff; Student Council. sixteen SURRENCY, BARBARA JEAN Course: General Favorite Song: I Can Dream Can’t I Activities: Variety Show 48; Ja7.7 Club; January ’50 Class; Harvest Dance Committee; Sponsor Foot- ball Team ’49. TISSURA, RITA Course: General Favorite Song: Again Activities: January ’50 Class; Jazz Club; Spring Swing Sponsor ’47. TROST, PATRICIA LEE Course: General Favorite Song: There’s No Tomorrow Activities: Basketball B Team 47- 48, A Team 19-’50: Jazz Club; Harvest Dance Committee; January ’50 Class; Dancing Club; Variety Show ’48; Womanless Wedding Ticket Committee. WALKER, RICHARD EVERETT Course: General Favorite Song: Dear Hearts and Gentle People Activities: Freshman Football ’46-’47; Varsity Football 48-’49; January ’50 Class. WALLACE, BENNY CHARLES Course: General Favorite Song: Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Activities: Glee Club; Boy’s Voice Class; Athletic Club. WHITTINGTON, JEAN ELIZABETH Course: Classical Favorite Song: You’re Breaking My Heart Activities: Vice-President January ’50 Class; Outstanding Senior; Beta Club ’50; Secretary Home Room ’48- 49- 50; Glee Club ’48-’49-’50; Jheco Club; School Store Clerk ’49-’50; Dancing Club ’49. 3 'unuary. WILSON, JOHN PHILIP Course: General Favorite Soup: The Lord’s Prayer Activities: Stafc Crew; D. E. Club; January ’50 Class. WILSON, HELEN ELIZABETH Course: General Favorite Song: I Can Dream Can’t I Activities: January ’50 Class. WOMBLE, MARY FRANCES Course: General Favorite Song: My Dream Is Yours Activities: Beta Club; Voice Class ’47 '18; Glee Club ’49; Blue Jacket ’49; Student Council ’49; Dancing Class ’49-’50; Vice-President of Home Room ’48, President ’49; January ’50 Class. WOODS, JAMES KEITH Course: General Favorite Song: Perhaps Activities: Freshman Football ’47; Varsity Fo o t h a 11 ’48-’49; Boxing Tournament '49; S Club ’49-’50; January ’50 Class; Womanless Wed- ding January ’50. WOODS, JOHN DOY Course: General Favorite Song: Prelude to Loringren Activities: Dramatic Club ’47-’48, President ’49; Leading roles in “The Valiant,” “Heritage of W i m p o 1 e Street,” “Coming of Age,” and “The Bishop’s Candlesticks;” American Legion Oratorical Contest ’49; School Radio Announcer; Red Cross Rep- resentative ’47-’48-’49- 50; Chairman of S.H.S. Jr. Red Cross Council ’49- ’50; Blue Jacket ’50; School Store Clerk ’49-’50; Student Council ’48- ’49- 50; Chairman of Legislation ’48- '49; Variety Show ’48; Talent Show ’50; Harvest Dance Committee; Senior Banquet and Dance Com- mittee. YARBER, MARY IRENE Course: General Favorite Song: I Can Dream Can’t I Activities: Voice Class; January ’50 Class. ZIPPERER, EDWARD Course: General CAMERA SHY SENIORS KIMBALL, TERRY MACINTOSH Course: General MONSON, KARL Course: General RABINOWITZ, LEON GEORGE Course: General SMITH, MARY JOCYLENE Course: Scientific seventeen Delores Meeks V ice-President Charlotte McCalliard President Frances Bryant Corresponding Secretary Zacquelyn Cowart Recording Secretary Earl Meeks Treasurer eighteen ALDERMAN, NATHANIEL C., JR. Course: Technical Favorite Son : Five Fool Two, Eyes of Blue Activities: Projection Squad 47-’48, Red Cross ’47, Swimming Team ’50, Home Room President ’50, June ’5ft Class. ALLEN, BARBARA ANN Course: General Favorite Song: Stardust Activities: Boots and Saddle Club, June ’5ft Class, Basketball B Team ’47, Student Council Representative, Red Cross Representative, Variety Show ’50. ALLEN, RICHARD RAY Course: General ALPERN, SIMONE ROSE Course: General Favorite Song: I Can Dream Can’t I Activities: Blue Jacket 49’5ft, Beta Club ’5ft, Red Cross Representative, President of Red Cross Council ’47, Girl’s Basketball Club ’5ft, June ’50 Class, Voice Class ’5ft, Accelerated Group 2, Variety Show ’50. ARENSBACH, AILENE CORRY Course: General Favorite Song: Maybe You’ll Be There Activities: Student Council Represen- tative, Red Cross Representative ’48- ’49, Blue While ’48-’49, Blue Jac- ket ’5ft, Dramatic Club '49, Spanish Club 49-’50, Charter Member Beta Club. ARNOLD, HELEN JANE Course: General Favorite Song: Clair de Lune Activities: Art Club. ARNOLD, MINNIE JEAN Course: General Favorite Song: Laura Activities: Glee Club, Bowling Team, Boots and Saddle Club. AUSTIN, ERNEST HAMPTON Course: General BACON, EARL Course: General BARNES, ROBERT LEE Course: General BARTHELMESS, JOHN LINDLEY Course: Scientific Favorite Song: Stardust Activities: Football Manager ’47-’48- ’49. Rifle Team ’47-’48-’49, S Club, Stage Crew 47-’48-’49, Hi-Y, Latin Club, June ’5ft Class, Home Room Officer. BAZEMORE, BETTE Course: Technical Favorite Song: The Johnson Rag Activities: June ’5ft Class, Spring Swing Sponsor '50, Blue Jacket Staff, Student Council '47, Variety Show ’50, Red Cross '49. nineteen BECKER, HELEN LOUISE Course: General Favorite Song: Because Activities: June '50 Class, Needlecraft Club, Dancing Club. BENNETT, JULIUS HENDRIX Course: General BENSON, HENRY Course: General BLACKWELL, NORMAN WINSLOW Course: General Favorite Song: Smoke Gels in Your Eyes Activities: Blue Jacket Staff ’47-’48-’49- ’50, Blue White Staff 48-’49, Dra- matic Club ’48-’49, Art Club ’49-’50, June ’50 Class, Accelerated Group 2. BLOCKER, GERALD Course: General BOYD, MARTHA RUTH BRAGG, CAROLYN ANNE Course: General Favorite Song: I Can Dream Can’t I Activities: June ’50 Class, Red Cross, Future Nurses, Voice Class, Office Ass’t., Needlecraft Club, Dancing Class, Future Teacher’s Club, Ac- celerated Group 2. BRANNAN, JULIAN Course: General BRANNEN, GERTRUDE MERRELLE Course: General Favorite Song: Someday Activities: Blue Jacket ’49- 50, Beta Club, Dancing Club, Variety Show ’50, Voice Class, Accelerated Group 2, June ’50 Class. BRANTLEY, ERNEST KAY Course: General Favorite Song: You’re Breaking My Heart Activities: Band, Glee Club. BRECKENRIDGE, STUART H. Course: Technical BREWER, ROBERT DUANE Course: General Favorite Song: Always Activities: June ’50 Class, Needlecraft Club, Dancing Class, Future Nurses, Voice Class, Accelerated Group 2. tiventy Course: Scientific Favorite Song: Again Activities: June ’50 Class, Freshman Basketball ’48, Ili-Y -’47-’48-’49-’50, Student Council, Variety Show 48, Musical Comedy Wild Rose ’49, Outstanding Senior, Latin Club, ROTC Officer Club, Variety Show ’50. BREWER, WILMER EWELL Course: Technical BROOKERJOAN Course: General Favorite Song: It Had To Be You Activities: Beta Club, June ’50 Class, Blue Jackets, Accelerated Group 2, Voice Class, Vice-President Home Room. BROWN, LEX ANN Course: General Favorite Song: Some Enchanted Eve- ning Activities: Glee Club, Dancing Club, Student Council, June ’50 Class. BRYANT, WINNIE FRANCES Course: General Favorite Song: Fishing for the Moon Activities: Radio Club, Dramatic Club, Beta Club, Sponsor Harvest Dance ’48-’49, Sponsor Spring Swing ’49, Variety Show ’50, Correspond- ing Secretary of June ’50 Class, Ac- celerated Group 2. BYERLY, MARY LOU Course: Scientific Favorite Song: Stardust Activities: Blue Jacket, Beta Club, June ’50 Class, Accelerated Group 2, President of Home Room ’49. CALDER, ELTON MYERS, JR. Course: General Favorite Song: Cigarettes, Whiskey Wild, Wild Women Activities: Hi-Y', June ’50 Class, Ac- celerated Group 2. CANTEY, LENORE RUTH Course: Scientific Favorite Song: Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Activities: June ’50 Class, Glee Club, Soft Ball ’18-’49, Beta Club, Secre- tary and Treasurer of Home Room. CARTHRON, GLENN THOMAS Course: General Favorite Song: Blue Moon Activities: June ’50 Class, Accelerated Group 2, Freshman Football 49. CARVER, CURTIS Course: General CASON, CAROLE Course: General Favorite Song: Again CETCHOVICH, EM I LIE E. Course: Technical Favorite Song: Because Activities: June ’50 Class, Dancing Class, Needlecraft Club, Class Of- ficer. CLARK, FRANCES Course: General twenty-one une (graduates (.OLE, BETTY ANNE Course: General Favorite Song: There’s No Tomor- row Activities: Future Nurses, Basketball Club, Softball ’49-’50, June ’50 Class. COLEMAN, CORBETT LINDSAY Course: Classical Favorite Song: Bye Bye Baby Activities: Cheerleaders, Student Council, Future Teachers, June ’50 Class. CLIFTON, EMBROSE WILLIAM Course: Scientific Favorite Song: The Old Rocking Chair Got Me Activities: Band, June ’50 Class. CONE, JAMES BRANTLEY Course: General CONNELLY, JOHN DEMPSEY, JR. Course: General Favorite Song: Mule Train Activities: Freshman Football ’44- 45, Varsity Football ’46, S Club ’47-’48- ’49-’50, Vice-President S Club ’50. COHEN, JANICE Course: Classical Favorite Song: Again Activities: Blue White, Jazz Club, Student Council, June ’50 Class. CONNOR, HARRY Course: General CLARK,SARAH Course: General Favorite Song: I Can Dream Can't I Activities: Glee Club, Future Nurses, June ’50 Class. CLIFTON, LILLA ROSEMOND Course: General Favorite Song: I Can Dream Can't I Activities: Craft’s Club, Jazz Club. COHEN, HENRI MARX Course: General COOPER, FRANCINE RUTH Course: General Favorite Song: I Can Dream Can’t I Activities: Secretary and Treasurer of Home Room ’47-’48-’49-’50, Student Council ’49-’50, June ’50 Class, Jr. Red Cross ’48. COKER, JAMES ROBERT Course: General Favorite Song: Stardust Activities: June ’50 Class, Bowling Team 49, Accelerated Group 2. twenty-two COPELAND, WALTER PAYNE Course: General COWAN, MIRIAM INEZ Course: General Favorite Song: I Can Dream Can’t I Activities: Harvest Dance Sponsor ’47, Voice Class ’48, Band ’49, Spring Swing ’48, Treasurer of Beta Club, Variety Show January ’49-’50, June 49 Musical Comedy “Wild Rose,” Voice Class ’47-’50, Red Cross, Stu- dent Council, Outstanding Senior. COWART, LOUISE MARION Course: General Favorite Song: Because Activities: Student Council ’48, June � 50 Class, Red Cross � 48, Art Club ’48-’49-’50. COWART, ZACQUELYN Course: General Favorite Song: Make Believe Activities: Beta Club, Home Room President ’48, Home Room Secre- tary ’49, Harvest Dance Sponsor ’48 and ’49, Variety Show '50, Advisory Committee of June ’50 Class, Voice Class ’48 and ’49, Secretary of June ’50 Class, Outstanding Senior. COX, LURIE ILLENA Course: General Favorite Song: How Come You Do Me Like You Do Activities: Glee Club ’49 and ’50, June ’50 Class, Dancing Club ’50, Student Council ’48, Voice Class ’48 and ’49, Sponsor Harvest Dance ’48, Bowling Team, Variety Show ’50, Red Cross ’47 and ’48, Dramatic Club. CRONIN, ROBERT ALOYSIUS Course: General Favorite Song: Malaguena Activities: lli-Y, Boxing Team ’50, Student Council, Projection Squad 48-’49-’50, June ’50 Class. CRONIN, STEPHEN BEYTAGH Course: General Favorite Song: Jealousy Activities: Hi-Y, School Store Clerk, Variety Show 50, June ’50 Class. CROOM, ROBERT E. Course: General Favorite Song: You’re Breaking My Heart Activities: Projection Squad, Officer’s Club, Bowling Team, Glee Club, Fencing Team, Voice Club. CROTWELL, WILLIAM RICHARD Course: General Favorite Song: Without A Song Activities: Rifle Team ’47-’48-’49- 50, Officer’s Club, Bowling Club. CROVATT, LAWRENCE W. JR. Course: General Favorite Song: 1 Can Dream Can’t I Activities: Band, Hi-Y. DAVIS, PAUL EDWARD Course: General DEAN, WALTER EVERETT, JR. Course: Classical tiventy-three DeLORME, CECIL BRUX Course: General Favorite Soup: Chattanooga Shoeshine Boy Activities: Hi-Y, Variety Show, Box- ing Team. June '50 Class, Home Room President, ’50 Boxing Tourna- ment. DENMARK, JACK DeVANE Course: General Favorite Song: Indian Love Call Activities: Glee Club ’49, Band, Boys’ Chorus ’49, June ’50 Class. DENMARK, KATHRYN DIANE Course: General Favorite Song: There’s No Tomorrow Activities: Blue Jacket, June ’50 Class, Jazz Club ’49 and ’50, II arvest Dance Sponsor ’48, Spring Swing Sponsor ’49. DERST, JOHN FRANK, JR. Course: General Favorite Song: Honey Bun DeWITT, DUDLEY EDWARD, JR. Course: Technical Favorite Song: Forever and Ever Activities: Stage Crew, Bowling Team, Cross Country, Track Team, June ’50 Class. DeWITT, JOHNNIE EVERETT Course: General DeWITT, MARION LANIER, JR. Course: General DIERKS, SOPHIE JOHANNAH Course: General Favorite Song: Bamboo Activities: Infirmary Worker ’49 and ’50, Secretary, Treasurer of Home Room ’49 and ’50. DOLGOFF, RALPH Course: General Favorite Song: Clair de Lune Activities: Basketball ’50, Student Council. DOTY, WYLY TITCOMB III Course: Scientific Favorite Song: My Blue Heaven Activities: Hi-Y, Student Council ’48 and ’49, June ’50 Class, Camera Club. DUKES, WINIFRED DOROTHY Course: General DUNCAN, MARGARET BETTY Course: Technical twenty-four DUPREE, CHARLES WESLEY Course: General DURDEN, HUBERT HENRY, JR. Course: General Favorite Song: Stardust Activities: Red Cross ’49 and ’50, Stu- dent Council, School Store Clerk ’48-’49-’50, Projection Squad, Hi-Y, June ’50 Class, Variety Show. DURDEN, SHIRLEY MILDRED Course: Technical Favorite Song: Let The Rest of The World Go By Activities: Basketball “A” Team ’49, Basketball “B” Team ’48, ’50, June ’50 Class, Variety Show ’50. EAST, WALTER Course: General EITEL, ALLAN BEVERLY H.. JR. Course: Technical Favorite Song: Stardust Activities: Stage Crew ’49 and ’50, Freshman Football ’47 and ’48, Var- sity Football ’49, Boxing Tourna- ment ’49 and ’50. ELLIOTT, NANCY MAY Course: Classical Favorite Song: Again Activities: Variety Show ’48, Wild Rose ’49, Dramatic Club ’48 and ’49, Dramatic Club Play ’48, Home Room Officer, Harvest Dance Spon- sor ’49, Latin Club, June ’50 Class, Variety Show ’50. ENGLISH, BETTY EVELYN Course: General Favorite Song: There’s No Tomorrow Activities: Jacket Staff, Art Club, Blue X White, Girl’s Softball Team 48 and ’49, Harvest Dance ’49, Sponsor ’49 in Review, A.G. II, June ’50 Class, Variety Show ’50. FARR, AIM EE MARGUERITE Course: Scientific FARRIS, JOSEPH THOMAS Course: General FARTHING, BETTY JEAN Course: General Favorite Song: A Good Man Is Hard To Find Activities: Radio Club, Bowling Team, Student Council Representative ’48 and ’49, Dancing Club ’49, Red Cross ’50, Voice Class ’48-’49-’50, President of Home Room ’48 and ’49, June ’49 Musical Comedy, Jan- uary ’50 Talent Show, June ’50 Va- riety Show, Spring Swing Sponsor ’48, Harvest Dance Sponsor ’48, June ’50 Class Cheer Leader. FEIN BERG, MADELYN ELAINE Course: General Favorite Song: My Foolish Heart Activities: June ’50 Class, Blue Jacket, Blue White, Office Assistant, Voice Class, Member of Accelerated Group 2. FENELL, JOAN CAROLYN Course: General Favorite Song: When Day Is Done Activities: June ’50 Club, Variety Show ’50, Girls Voice Club. twenty-five FISCHER, CLARA DELL Course: General Favorite Song: I Only Have Eyes For You Activities: June ’50 Class, Majorette, Harvest Dance Sponsor ’49, Variety Show ’48 and ’49, Senior Flay “Wild Rose” ’49, January '50 Talent Show, Spanish Assembly '48, Swimming Team ’50. FLUKE, CAROLYN BECKER Course: General Favorite Song: Save That Confederate Money Boys, The South’s Gonna Rise Again Activities: A.G. II, June ’50 Class, Art Club 49 and ’50. FORD, MARGUERITE VIRGINIA Course: General Favorite Song: I Can Dream Can’t I Activities: Harvest Dance Sponsor 48 and ’49, Spring Swing Sponsor 47 and ’48, Radio Club '50. Blue Jacket ’50, Variety Show ’50. Secre- tary of Home Room ’48-’49-’50. FOSS, DENNISON Course: General FOX, IRMA ELAYNE Course: Technical FRUITTICHER, ALICE Course: General Favorite Song: I Only Have Eyes For You Activities: Blue Jacket, Sponsor Har- vest Dance ’48 and ’49, Spring Swing ’49, Harvest Queen ’49, S Club Queen. twenty-six FURSE, WILLIAM JACOB Course: General Favorite Song: Some Enchanted Eve- ning Activities: Sports Preview Club. GALKIN, SHIRLEY ADELE Course: General Activities: Jazz Club, Blue Jacket Staff, June '50 Class, Vice-President of Home Room, June ’50 Variety Show. GARMER, DOLORES “DOTY” Course: Classical Favorite Song: Temptation Activities: Variety Show ’49 and 50, Wild Rose, Blue Jacket ’48-’49-’50. Jazz Club, Dramatic Club 48, Boots and Saddle ’48, Mural Project, June ’50 ('.lass. GARMER, ARTHUR JAMES, JR. Course: General Favorite Song: The New Asmolian Marching Society Students Con- servatory Band Activities: June ’50 Class, Hi-Y 48 49- ’50 Variety Show 50, Accelerated Group No. 2. GASKIN, DANIEL RAY Course: General Favorite Song: My Foolish Heart Activities: Freshman and Senior Hi- Y 46-’47-’48, June 50 Class. GAY, BARBARA ANN Course: General GAY, EVELYN JOYCE Course: Technical Favorite Song: Always Activities: June ’50 Class, June ’50 Variety Show, Future Nurses, Nee- dlecraft Club, Boots Saddle, Bowl ing Team, Blue White. GAY, MARTHA Course: General GIGNILLIAT, ARTHUR, JR. Course: Scientific Favorite Song: Always Activities: President Senior Hi-Y Club ’49-’50, President Student Council ’49-’50, Capt. S.H.S. Band ’49-’50, Variety Show ’48-’50, Officers Club ’49-’50, June ’50 Class. GLANTZBERG, ANNE Course: Scientific Favorite Song: Stardust Activities: Swimming Team, Student Council, Tennis Team. GLIDEWELL, MORRIS Course: General Favorite Song: Ragg Mopp Activities: Dancing Club, June ’50 Class, Treasurer Home Room. GLISSON, JANIE LEE Course: General Favorite Song: Temptation Activities: June ’50 Class, Voice Class 48, Harvest Dance Sponsor ’48, Sec- retary Home Room 48, Variety Show ’50. GOLDBERG, ELEANOR VILMA Course: Technical Favorite Song: I Only Have Eyes For You Activities: Knitting Club, Home Me- chanics, June 50 Class. GOLDMAN, MICKEY Course: Classical Activities: Freshman Football 47-’48, Variety Show ’48, Jazz Club 49, June ’50 Class, Junior Red Cross, French Club. GOODMAN, SARA LOUISE Course: Scientific Favorite Song: Begin The Beguine Activities: Blue White 47-’48-’49-’50 Red Cross ’47-’48, Blue Jacket 47 ’48, ’48 49, Camera Club ’49 50 Beta Club, Vice-President ’49-’50 Student Council 49’- 50, Office As sistant ’47-’48, ’48- 49, June ’50 Class GREENFIELD, MICKEY M. Course: General Favorite Song: Those Foolish Things Activities: I). E. Club GROOVER, JOHN Course: General GUTHMAN, JANE Course: Classical Favorite Song: Younger Than Spring- time Activities: Spanish Club, Organizing Committee Beta Club, Secretary Beta Club, School Store Clerk, Blue Jacket Chairman, June ’50 Class, Tag Sale, June ’50 Class, Variety Show ’50, AG 2. twenty-seven HAGINS, GUERRY Course: General Favorite Song: Temptation Activities: June '50 Class, Band, Home Room President ’50, Variety Show '50. HALL, MARGUERITE LENEN (Peggy) Course: General Activities: June ’50 Class, Variety Show, Voice (’.lass ’48-’49- 50, Radio Club, Future Teachers, Spring Swing Sponsor ’48, Harvest Dance Spon- sor ’47. HALL, WILLIAM JOHN Course: General HAMMOCK, PAUL GARNER Course: General HARPER, GEORGIA FLORENCE Course: General Favorite Song: Ave Maria Activities: Variety Show ’46-’48-’49- 50, Wild Rose ’49, Talent Show ’50, Glee Club ’47-’50, Blue Jacket Staff 47-’50, Dramatic. Club ’47-’50, Blue and White ’47-’50, Voice ’48-’49, Art Club ’48, Student Council ’48-’49, Radio Club ’50, S.H.S. Orchestra. Future Teachers ’48-’50, June ’50 Class. HARRIS, KATHRYN Course: General Favorite Song: My Foolish Heart Activities: June ’50 Class. tiventy-eight HATGIANNIS, STELLA CHRIST Course: General Activities: Student Council, June ’50 Class, Jazz Club, Harvest Dance Sponsor, Variety Show. HARVEY, GLORIA GERTRUDE Course: General HILL, STEVE ALTON Course: General Favorite Song: Someday Activities: June ’50 Class, Freshman Football ’48, Projection Squad ’47- ’48, Distributors Club ’48-’49. HOBBS, BARBARA Course: General HODGES, ALEXANDER HAMILTON Bubher) Course: General Favorite Song: I Only Have Eyes For You Activities: Basketball Freshman Team ’47, Varsity ’48-’49 ’50, Co-Captain ’50, S Club ’48-’49-’50, Scrgcant-At- Arms ’50, Treasurer Home Room ’49-’50. HOLLEY WILLIAM WALLACE Course: Scientific Favorite Song: I Can Dream Can’t I Activities: June ’50 Class, H. R. Of- ficer, Variety Show ’50. une (graduated INGRAM, CAROLE FRANCES Course: General Favorite Song: It’s Magic Activities: June '50 Advisory Commit- tee, Jazz Club 49, Cheerleader ’47- ’48-’49-’50. JAUDON, BETTY JEAN Course: General Favorite Song: Dear Hearts and Gentle People Activities: June ’50 Class. JAUDON, EDWARD CAUSEY Course: General JAUDON, THEODORE, JR. Course: Technical Favorite Song: Ragg Mopp Activities: Freshman Hi - Y ’46-’47, Senior Hi-Y ’47-M8. HOLLINGSWORTH, HARRIETT J. Course: General Favorite Song: With My Eyes Wide Open Activities: June ’50 Class, Voice Class. HOLM, CHARLES RAMM, JR. Course: General HOWARD, JOHN PAUL Course: General HOWARD, MARVIN PERRY, JR. Course: General HOWELL, BETTY JANE Course: General Favorite Song: My Foolish Heart Activities: Future Nurses, June ’50 Class. JENLEINS, HAROLD Course: General HURSEY, RALPH EMERSON Course: General JEWETT, RONALD RENE Course: General Activities: Beta Club, Hi-Y, Cross Country Team, June ’50 Class, AG 2. twenty-nine JOHNSON, JANINE Course: General JOHNSON, OTIS CHARLES Course: General Favorite Song: Willi Men Who Know Tobacco Best, It’s Women Two to One Activities: ROTC, Bowling Team ’19, June ’50 Class, A.G. 2. JONES, ALICE ROSWELL Course: General Activities: June ’50 ('.lass. Student Council Store ’49 ’50, Red Cross Representative ’47-’48, Art Club, Blue Jacket ’49-’50, Harvest Dance Sponsor ’48, Spring Swing ’49. JONES, BETTY NELL Course: General Favorite Song: The Citadel Alma Mater Activities: Beta Club, President of Home Room ’47, Vice-President ’48, Student Council ’47-’48-’49, Blue Jacket ’49-’50, June ’50 Class, June ’50 Representative, Variety Show. JONES, CHARLES Course: General JORDAN, VIRGINIA ANN Course: General Favorite Song: Indian Love Call Activities: Future Nurses. thirty KAMINSKY, JANET ARLENE Course: General Favorite Song: Because Activities: Editor Blue Jacket ’50, Future Teachers Club ’49-’50, Beta Club ’49-’50, Oflire Helper, Out- standing Senior, Member Acceler- ated Group, June ’50 Class, Pan American Day Assembly. KELLEY, BARBARA DAVIS Course: Classical KELLEY, FRANK Course: General KITCHENS, BILL Course: General LAMBERTSON, JOHN E., JR. Course: General Favorite Song: I’ll See You In My Dreams Activities: Basketball ’48-’49, Base- ball ’47-’48-’49, S Club '48-’49-’50, Glee Club, Captain Basketball ’49, Treasurer S Club ’49-’50, Oflicers Club ROTC. LEGGETT. MADELLE SURRENCY Course: General Favorite Soup:: It’s Magic Activities: Needlecraft Club, June ’50 Class. LEWIS, LILYBEL Course: General Favorite Song:: You’re Breaking My Heart Activities: Blue Jacket ’47-’50, Blue and White ’47-’49, Exchange Editor ’48, Student Council 47-’50, Spring Swing Sponsor ’47-’48, H arvest Dance Sponsor ’47-’48, Variety Show ’48-’50, Jazz Club, June ’50 Class, Softball Team ’50. LEWIS, PEGGY ANN Course: General LINDSEY, NANCY Course: General LITTLE, LEWIS MORRIS, JR. Course: Scientific Favorite Song: Blue Moon Activities: Senior Hi-Y Club ’48-’49- 50, June ’50 Class, Variety Show ’50. LOMEL, CHARLES Course: General LORD, ELIZABETH WRIGHT Course: General Favorite Song: Blue Room Activities: June ’50 Class, Blue and White ’48, Blue Jacket ’50, Softball Team ’48-’49, Beta Club, School Store Clerk, Art Club, Variety Show ’50. LUCKY, LEWIS JACKSON, JR. Course: General Activities: Red Cross Council 48, Student Council ’49-’50, Swimming Team ’50, Home Room President ’49 ’50, Glee Club, Officers Club, Art (Mub, Fencing Team. LYNN, JENNIE SHERMAINE Course: Classical Favorite Song: I’ll See You In My Dreams Activities: Art Club, Glee Club, Dra- matic Club, Wild Rose ’49, Mural Project ’50, Class Officer ’48-’49. MALLORY, HUBERT RAWLS, JR. Course: General MARCHMAN, THOMAS A. Course: General Favorite Song: I Can Dream Can’t I Activities: ROTC Officers Club, Vari- ety Show ’48, June ’50 Class, Accel- erated Group 2. MAYER, MARY JANE Course: Classical Favorite Song: Racing With the Moon Activities: Student Council, Corre- sponding Secretary Student Associa- tion, Chairman Election Committee Student Council, Temporary Man- ager School Store, Blue Jacket ’50, Photography Club. thirty-one McCALLAR, BETTY DELORES Course: General Favorite Song: 1 Can Dream Can’t 1 Activities: Glee Club, Voice Class, Student Council, Dancing Club, Blue Jacket, June ’50 Class. McCL’NE, EDWINA CLARK Course: Classical Favorite Song: I Can Dream Can’t I Activities: Blue Jacket, Dramatic Club, President Beta Club, Glee Club, Variety Show ’50. McCURRY, ETHEL HARBER Course: Classical Favorite Song: I Can Dream Can’t I Activities: Blue Jacket Art Editor ’50, President Home Room ’47-’48-’49, Art Club, Dramatic Club, Wild Rose Play ’49, June ’50 Advisory Committee, Variety Show ’50, Har- vest Dance Sponsor ’48-’49, Spring Swing Sponsor ’48-’49, Glee Club, Mural Project ’50, Outstanding Senior. McDI FFEE, REGINALD MOORE Course: Scientific Activities: Advisory Committee June ’50 Class, Hi-Y, Swimming Team, Cadet Officers Club. McGALLIARD, CHARLOTTE E. Course: Scientific Favorite Song: There’s No Tomorrow Activities: Spanish Club, Student Council ’49, June ’50 Class Presi- dent. Home Room Secretary ’47-’48- 49, Charter Member Beta Club, Chairman June ’50 Steering Com- mittee. McKAY, JOHN AMOS, JR. Course: Scientific Favorite Song: Ghost Riders In The Sky Activities: Projection Squad, Swim- ming Team, Glee Club. thirty-I wo McLELLAN, ROBERT HENRY Course: General Favorite Song: Ole Rockin’ Chair Got Me Activities: June ’50 Class, Variety Show ’50. McLEROY, MILDRED HELEN Course: Scientific MEADOWS, JAMES McLEOD Course: General Favorite Song: Stardust Activities: Student Council ’48-’49-’50, Manager School Store ’49-’50, Store Clerk, Science Club. MEDDIN, DAVID LAWRENCE Course: General Favorite Song: I Got Tears In My Eyes From Lying On My Back In The Bed And Crying Over You Activities: June ’50 Class, Jazz Club, Accelerated Group 2. MEEKS, DELORES “Doty” Course: General Favorite Song: If I Knew You Were Coming I’da Baked A Cake Activities: Basketball B Team '48- ’49, Swimming Team ’48, June ’50 Advisory Committee, June ’50 (Mass Vice-President, Mural Project ’50. MEEKS, EARL LOUIS Course: General Activities: Treasurer Student Council, Treasurer June ’50 Class, Manager Football Team ’49, Hi-Y ’18-’49-’50, Treasurer ’48. MELSON, FRANK H. Course: .Scientific Favorite Song: Life Gets Tedious Don’t It Activities: lli-Y ’48-’49-’50, Stage Crew ’48-’49-’50, Student Council ’49-'50, Activity Committee ’50, June ’50 Class, Variety Show ’50. MINTER, BILLY PATTEN Course: General Favorite Song: Whispering Hope Activities: Charter Member Beta Club, Student Council ’47-’48-’49-’50, Stu- dent Council Convention ’5ft. Hi-Y ’47-’48-’49- 50, June ’50 Class, Blue and White ’48-’49, Projection Squad ’4 7-’48, Cheerleader 49-’50, Home Room President '17, Variety Show ’5ft, Accelerated Group 2. MIRSKY, SALLY ANN Course: General Activities: Jazz Club, Blue Jacket, Variety Show ’5ft, June ’5ft Class, June Class Project. MITCHELL, KLYIN LaVALGHN Course: Scientific Favorite Song: C hattanooga Shoe Shine Boy MONK, RACHEL CORINNE Course: Classical Favorite Song: If I Could Be With You Activities: June ’50 Class, Blue Jacket Staff. MORGAN, HAZEL ANNE Course: General Favorite Song: I’ll Always Be In Love With You Activities: Future Teachers, B Basket- ball Team, Store Clerk, Student Council ’48-’49-’50, Blue Jacket ’49- ’50, Blue and White '49-’5ft, Red Cross, Voice Class, Office Assistant, Advisory Committee June ’5ft Class, Variety Show 5ft. MORRISON, FAY ELIZABETH Course: General Favorite Song: My Foolish Heart Activities: Majorette ’48-’49, B Bas- ketball Team ’48, June ’50 Class. MORRISON, MARIUNA Course: General Favorite Song: Bells of St. Mary’s Activities: June ’5ft Class, Future Teachers, Basketball A Team ’48-’49- ’50, Softball Team ’48-’49-’50, Swim- ming Team, Tennis Club ’49-’50, Variety Show ’48 and ’50, Wild Rose ’49. MOSS, BETTY LOU Course: General Favorite Song: My Foolish Heart Activities: President Art Club, Blue Jacket, Secretary Student Council, Steering Committee June ’5ft Class, Charter Member Beta Club, Out- standing Senior, Blue and White, President Home Room, June ’50 Class. NAISMITH, ANN LOUISE Course: General Favorite Song: The Four Winds and the Seven Seas Activities: June ’5ft Class, Jazz Club, Basketball ’50. NICHOLS, EVANS JOHN Course: General Activities: June ’50 Class, Beta Club, President Home Room. NICHOLSON, FRANCES LOUISE Course: General Favorite Song: My Foolish Heart Activities: June ’5ft Class, Voice Class, Variety Show ’5ft, Secretary and Treasurer Home Room, I' uturc Nurses Club. thirty-three NODVIN, ROSLYN ANN Course: General Favorite Song: Again Activities: June '50 Class, Future Teachers, Blue Jacket, Distributive Education Club. NORMAN, SARAH CAROLYN Course: General Favorite Song: That’s My Desire Activities: Future Nurses, Ncedlecraft Club, Harvest Dance Sponsor ’48, Spring Swing Sponsor ’49, June ’50 Class. NORMAN, LAWRENCE LAMAR Course: General Favorite Song: You Can’t Tell My Color After Dark Activities: Band, Boxing Team, Glee Club, Male Chorus, Jazz Club, June ’50 Class. NEIDL1NGER, REGINALD O’NEAL Course: General O'CONNOR, HELEN MICHEL Course: General O’LEARY, CHARLES HARRY Course: General thirty-four OGBI RN, ELEANOR ROYAL Course: General Favorite Song: Blue Moon Activities: Accelerated Group 2, June ’50 Class, Harvest Dance Sponsor ’49, Softball Team ’48-’49, Junior High Cheerleader ’18, Blue Jacket, Art Club, Blue and White, Voice Class, Variety Show ’50. PADGETT, KATHRYN COX Course: General Favorite Song: Far Away Places Activities: Knitting Club, June ’50 Class, Home Room Treasurer. PATRICK, JACK BRANTLEY Course: General PAULSON, DESPINA Course: General Favorite Song: It’s Too Soon To Know Activities: Home Room Officer, Ya- ricly Show ’50, Harvest Dance Spon- sor ’49, June ’50 Class. PERRY, MABEL ANN Course: General Favorite Song: If Jesus Goes With Me Activities: June ’50 Class. PIERCE, JOHN FRED Course: General Favorite Song: Begin The Beguine Activities: Freshman Football ’48, Varsity Football ’49, S Club ’49-’50, Hi-Y, Home Room Officer, June ’50 Class, Variety Show ’50. PHILLIPS, GWEN THARIN Course: General Favorite Song: II Isn’t Fair Activities: Blue Jacket ’49-’50, Basket- ball B Team ’49-’50, June ’50 Glass, Variety Show ’50. PITTMAN, JUNE MERLE Course: General Favorite Song: My Foolish Heart Activities: Blue Jacket, June ’50 Class, Secretary Home Room. POWELL, HENRY EDGAR, JR. “Herby” Course: Scientific Favorite Song: Summertime Activities: President Ga. Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y ’50, Cross Country Team ’48-’49, Beta Club ’49-’50, Student Council Justice ’49-’50, Band ’47-’48- ’49,Variety Show ’48-’50, Swimming Team ’50, Latin Club, June ’50 Ad- visory Committee, Junior Red Cross County Council ’49-’50. POWERS, GEORGE Course: General PROCTOR, MARY ANN “Mary Jo” Course: Classical Favorite Song: I Can Dream Can’t I Activities: Glee Club, Jazz Club, Bas- ketball Team ’49-’50, Variety Show ’48-’50, President Home Room, June ’50 Class, Boots and Saddle Club, Student Council ’49, Accompanist for January ’50 Class Graduation. RAYMOND, HAROLD RANDOLPH “Randy” Course: General Favorite Song: Begin The Beguine Activities: Band ’46-’47-’48, Boxing Team ’47-’48-’49-’50, Dancing Club, Athletic Club. REYNOLDS, LOUIS ALLAN Course: General Favorite Song: Again Activities: Glee Club ’50, Student Council ’48, Variety Show' ’48-’50, June ’50 Class. RIVENBARK, THEODORE R. Course: Classical Favorite Song: Dixie Activities: Projection Squad ’46-’47- ’48-’49-’50, Stage Crew ’48-’49- 50, Camera Club, Science Club, Vice- President Freshman Hi-Y, Senior Hi-Y 48- 49-’50, Student Council. ROBERDS, CHRISTINE ANN Course: Classical Favorite Song: I Can Dream Can’t I Activities: Red Cross Rep. ’48, Stu- dent Council Rep. ’48-’49-’50, Girl’s Softball Team ’49-’50, Home Room Treasurer ’49-’50, June ’50 Class, Latin Club ’49-’50, Y Teen ’47-’48- 49-’50, School Store Clerk ’49-’50. ROGERS, JERRY HARLTON Course: General Favorite Song: Dixie ROSEN, RITA GAIL Course: General Favorite Song: School Days Activities: Blue Jacket, Jazz Club, Variety Show ’50, June ’50 Class, June Project Committee, Home Room Vice-President, Pan-American Assembly. ROSENZWEIG, GRETA SYLVIA Course: General Favorite Song: Pretty Mickey Activities: Blue Jacket, President Fu- ture Teachers Club, June ’50 Class, ’50 Variety Show. thirty-five ROSS, LAURENCE WILLIAM Course: Scientific Favorite Song: Blue Moon Activities: Hi-Y ’46-’47-’48-’49-’50, As- sistant Treasurer Ili-Y 50, Projec- tion Squad 46-’47-’48- 49, Stage Crew ’47-’48-’49-’50, Dramatic Club 48- 49. ROTUREAU, JOHN DANIEL Course: General Favorite Song: When You Were Sweet Sixteen Activities: Stage Crew ’47-’48-’49- 50, June 50 Class. RUTH, CAROLE JEAN Course: Classical Favorite Song: Why Was I Born Activities: Voice Class, Blue and White, June ’50 Class, Glee Club 50, Variety Show ’49 50, School Store Clerk. SAMUELS, FRANCES LEONA Course: General Favorite Song: Indian Love Call Activities: Spanish Club ’49-’50, Blue Jacket 49- 50, June 50 Class, Pan American Program, Red Cross 47- ’48, Variety Show ’50, School Store Clerk. SANDERS, HOWARD MATTHEW Course: General Favorite Song: Chattanooga Shoe Shine Boy Activities: Freshman Football '16-’17, June ’50 Class, Dancing Club. SCHENCK, GENEVIEVE LOUISE Course: Classical thirty-six SCHOFIELD, SALLY GIRARD Course: Classical SEMUELS, DIANE Course: General Activities: Jazz Club, Office Helper, Pan American Assembly, June Proj- ect Committee. SHEAROUSE, SHIRLEY ANN Course: General Favorite Song: Stardust Activities: Voice Class, Blue Jacket, June 50 Class. SHINCLER, MORRISON P. Course: General Favorite Song: Stardust Activities: Projection Squad, Student Government. SHUMANS, MARY’ALICE Course: General Favorite Song: I Can Dream Can’t I Activities: June ’50 Class. June ’50 Variety Show, Voice Class ’47-’48, Dancing ('lass ’49. SIMMONS, IDA RUTH Course: Scientific Favorite Song: Because Activities: Softball ’48-’49, Bowling Team ’48, Art Club ’49-’50, Home Room President ’50, Home Room Treasurer 49, Junior High Cheer- leader ’48, Voice Class, A.G. 2, June ’50 Class, Sponsor Review ’49. SIRES, CLARE ANNE Course: General Favorite Song: There’s No Tomorrow Activities: Swimming Team ’47, Bas- ketball ’47-’48-’49- 50, C a p t a i n B Team ’48. SMITH, FOY “Edgar” Course: General Favorite Song: Mule Train Activities: June ’50 Class, Shop, A.G. 2. SMITH, JOCYLENE Course: General SMITH, ROBERT COLIN II Course: General Favorite Song: Let’s Go Honky 'Look- ing Activities: Bowling Team, A.G. 2. SMITH, ROBERT VINCENT Course: General Favorite Song: Because Activities: A.G. 2, June ’50 Class, French Club v48-’49, Blue Jacket ’47- ’48-’49-’50, Blue and White ’48-’49, Secretary Red Cross ’48, Variety Show ’50. SOLLAR, JEAN ELIZABETH Course: General Favorite Song: My Foolish Heart Activities: Beta Club, Voice Class, Home Room President, Red Cross. SOUTH, BILLY Course: General SOUTH, GWEN LEE Course: General Favorite Song: Some Enchanted Eve- ning SPELL, MARGARET ELLEN Course: General Favorite Song: Sweet Sixteen Activities: Variety Show ’50, Red Cross, Voice Class, Harvest Dance Sponsor ’48, Spring Swing Sponsor ’47-’49. STAHL, WALTON HENRY Course: General STEBBINS, JOYCE ANNA Course: General STELLIANOS, MARGIE Course: General thirty-seven une Cjraduated STELUES, ANNE LORE “Lollic” Course: Classical Favorite Song: At Last Activities: Blue Jacket, President Voice ('lass, Sponsor Spring Swing ’47-’48, Home Room Officer ’47-’48- ’49, Vice-President Beta Club, Steer- ing Committee June ’50 Class, Va- riety Show ’48-’49, Wild Rose 49, Boots and Saddle Club, Mural Project. STEVENSON, FRANK GEORCE Course: General STOREY, PEGGY Course: Scientific Favorite Song: In The Still of The Night. Activities: Science Club, Basketball Club, June ’50 Class. SULLIVAN, BOBBY Course: General TAYLOR, FLOYD EUGENE Course: General THIGPEN, ROBERT EDWARD Course: General THOMAS, ANNIE MAE Course: General Favorite Song: There’s No Tomorrow Activities: June ’50 Class, Office As- sistant. THOMAS, EVELYN Course: General Favorite Song: I Don’t See Me In Your Eyes Anymore THORPE, ELSIE CAROLYN Course: General Favorite Song: Blue Moon Activities: R.O.T.C. Sponsor ’49, Jazz Club, June ’50 Class, Spanish Club, Variety Show, Blue Jacket, Blue and White, Red Cross. TOWNS, ELMER LEON, JR. Course: General Favorite Song: China Town Activities: Projection Squad, Crack Drill Platoon, Glee Club. TULLIS, HENRY DURANT, JR. Course: General Favorite Song: Because Activities: Stage Crew,Program Chair- man Home Room. Tl TEN, BETTY GENE Course: General Favorite Song: I Can Dream Can’t I Activities: Glee Club ’19-50, Harvest Dance Sponsor ’48 ’49, Spring Swing Sponsor ’49, Jheco Club. thirty-eight TUTEN, ROBERT GUERRY Course: General UNGLESBEE, CAROLYN ALVERTA Course: General Favorite Song: There’s No Tomorrow Activities: Glee Club ’47-’48-’50, Red Cross ’47, Treasurer ’48, Assistant Secretary Home Room ’49, Store Clerk ’48 ’50, Student Council ’48 ’50, Vice-President Future Nurses ’49-’50, June ’50 Class. VAUGHN, PATRICIA ANN Course: General VON WALDNER, BENJAMIN L. Course: General Favorite Song: I Can Dream Can’t I Activities: Officers Club, June ’50 Class. WADE, SARAH LOUISE Course: Scientific Favorite Song: Chattanooga Shoe Shine Boy Activities: “A” Basketball Team ’47- ’50, Alt. Capt. ’48, Capt. ’49-’50, Swimming Team ’46- 50, Capt. ’47- 48, Manager ’49, Alt. Capt. ’50, Fu- ture Teachers Club ’48-’50, Pres. ’49, Treas. Vice-Pres. ’50, Softball Team ’48 50, Capt. ’48-’50, Tennis Team ’49 ’50, Blue Jacket ’48-50, Blue and White ’49, Variety Show ’49, Make-up Chairman Wild Bose Shoe ’49, June ’50 Class, Pres. Home Room ’49-’50. WALLER, EARL Course: General Activities: Student Council, R.O.T.C. Officers Club, June ’50 Class. WARD, ROBERTA ELISE Course: General WEBB, JESSE JOHN Course: General Favorite Song: Because Activities: June ’50 Class, A.G. 2. WEISS, STANLEY IRVING Course: General Favorite Song: I Can Dream Can’t I Activities: June ’50 Class. WELCH, THADDEUS B., JR. Course: General Favorite Song: So Tired Activities: Freshman Football ’48, Varsity Football ’49, Freshman Bas- ketball ’49, Charter Member Beta Club ’49, Cor. Sect. Beta Club ’50, Student Council ’49-’50, Class Officer ’48-’49-’50, Pan American Day Pro- gram ’48, Swimming Team ’50, Pres. Officers Club ’50, Cadet Major ’50, “S” Club ’50, The Citizenship Key ’49. WILBURN, MARGARET ELLEN Course: General Favorite Song: Again Activities: Variety Show ’48-’50. Wild Rose, Spring Swing, Harvest Dance Sponsor '48-’49, Jazz Club, Home Room Officer, Dramatic Club. Boots and Saddle ’48. WILLIAMSON, FLORENCE AILEEN Course: General thirty-nine une WILLIAMSON, REBA Course: General Activities: Blue Jacket, Student Coun- cil, Girl’s Bowling Team, Variety Show ’50. WILLIS, LYNWOOD GRAYSON Course: General Favorite Song: My Foolish Heart Activities: Football “B” ’46-’47, Var- sity ’48-’49, “S” Club, Rifle Team ’46, Basketball ’48, Baseball ’48-’49- ’50, Variety Show, Boxing Tourney, Chairman, June ’49, Jan. ’50, June ’50 Classes. WILSON, MAH LA KENT Course: General Favorite Son ft: Lucky Ole Sun Activities: A.G. 2, Beta Club 49-’50, Boots and Saddle Club ’48, Blue and White ’49, Blue Jacket ’49-’50, June ’50 Class, Future Nurses Club ’50, Camera Club ’50, Office Asst. ’49, Music Festival ’50, Variety Show ’50. WINDERS, MARGARET MARY Course: General Favorite Song: I’ll Always Be In Love With You Activities: Voice Class ’47 48-’49-’50, June ’50 Class, Blue Jacket ’49-’50, Variety Show ’48-’50. WINN, ARTHUR ESTES, JR. Course: General Favorite Song: Dear Hearts and Gen- tle People Activities: Projection Squad WOLSON, IRENE Course: General Favorite Song: Anything That Has Words and Music Activities: Beta Club, Future Teach- ers Club, June ’50 Class, Secretary Home Room. forty WONG, FLORENCE Course: General Favorite Song: Look For the Silver Lining Activities: A.G. 2, June ’50 Class, Dance Club, Blue Jacket 49-’50, French Club ’47-’48, Y-Teens ’49, Home Room Treasurer ’50, Voice Class, Beta Club. WOOD, NANCY MARLENE Course: General Favorite Song: Always Activities: Home Room Sponsor Har- vest Dance ’49, June ’50, Class. WOOD, RAYMOND, JR. Course: General Favorite Song: Sabre Dance Activities: Hi-Y, Vice-Pres. II o m e Room ’48, Student Council ’48-’l-9, Steering and Advisory Committees June ’50 Class, Steering Committee Beta Club ’49 and Treas. ’50, Hi-Y Club ’48-’49-’50, Assist.Chaplain ’50, Co-Editor Hi-Y ’49, Chairman Junior Red Cross Gift Box Campaign, School Radio A n nounce r ’50, Science Club ’50, Jazz Club ’49, County, District and Area Ameri- can Legion Oratorical Contest ’50, S.H.S. Cheerleader ’50, Radio Club ’50, Variety Show ’50, A.G. 2. WOODBRIDGE, ROSEMARY LEE Course: Classical Favorite Song: Tales from Vienna Woods Activities: Beta Club, Latin Club, Needlecraft Club, Sec. Home Room ’50, School Store Clerk, A.G. 2, Voice Class. WADE, JULIA MORGAN Course: Classical Favorite Song: So Tired Activities: Student Council, Sec. Fu- ture Nurses Club, June ’50 Class, Beta Club. WILLY, LACHLAN RALSTON III Course: Classical Favorite Song: Call of The Wild Goose Activities: Hi-Y 1st Vice-Pres., Band, Drum Major, School Dance Or- chestra, Camera Club ’49, Variety Show ’48, Wild Rose, June ’50 Class. tumeret Seniori HOBBY SHULER ADAMS BRETT LUCAS BAXLEY. JR. JAMES HAROLD BURNS JACK DbLOACH LAWRENCE LEE FRANK CHARLES S. HOWARD EDWARD MEYERS JOHNSON DALE ERNEST LANG EDMUND NICHOLS MARX, JR. HOWARD PAUL MARX DENNIS JOSEPH POUNDER HENRY PETER RABEY BOBBY O’NEAL ROBBINS SAMUEL W. SIMMONS, JR. PAUL HILL SLADE EVELYN FLORINE SMITH JOHN LEE SORROW ANDREW HOLM TAYLOR ARTHUR RAY TYLER BENJAMIN JOSEPH WATERS forty-1 wo forty-three Reading from lefl to right, top row: Ruth Wessels, Ann Tew, Deborah Clark, Gail Bennett, Lee MovsoviU, Marcia McTeer, Lundy New. Second row: Terry Kimble, Carol Woods, Joan Reiner, LaVaughn Mitchell, Charles Mell, Marion Tidwell, Margaret Win- ders. Third row: Billy Taylor, Wade Harold, Miriam Cowan, Bobby George, Maria Broctzman. Fourth row: Jane Loomis, Joan Cooper, James Williams. Jackie Taylor, Elton Quartcrman, Gerry Tedder, Everett Walker. Mas. Wade, Toucher Favorite Sonfi: “Going Home Class Officers Everett Walker, President; Miriam Cowan, Vice-President; Jackie Taylor, Secretary; Landy New, Treasurer. WHO’S BEST ALL AROUND: Girl -Miriam Cowan; Boy—Everett Walker. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Girl— Jean Sollar; Boy— Landy New. MOST POPl LAR: Girl Jean Sollar; Boy Landy New. MOST STUDIOUS: Girl -Jean Sollar; Boy Billy Taylor. WITTIEST: Girl—Carol Woods; Boy Joe Sharpe. MOST ATHLETIC: Girl—Ruth Wessels; Boy—Landy New. W H O BEST PERSONALITY : Girl—Jackie Taylor; Boy- Joe Sharpe. NEATEST: Girl—Joan Reiner; Boy—Billy Taylor. TALL STORY CHAMP: Girl—Carol Woods; Boy—Joe Sharpe. CUTEST: Girl Carol Woods: Boy Landy New. PRETTIEST GIRL: Ann Tew. MOST HANDSOME BOY: Everett Walker. MOST TALENTED: Girl Miriam Cowan; Boy Wade Harold. forty-four - tome ? oom 101 Reading from left lo right, lop row: Grace Spivey, William Jordan, Catherine Walker, Charles Brady, Jeanette Jones, Fred Stokes, Dorothy Bryan, Curtis Reynolds. Second row: Joan Purcell, James Slover, Lou Vaughn, Howard Marx, Grace Spivey, Don Sawyer, Joan Saxon, Philip Rector. Third row: Billy Graves, Oscar Covington, Quinnie Williams, Edmund Marx, Winburn Killgo, Dunbar Harrison,Edward Grey, Lewis Turner. Fourth row: Billy Saussy, Suzanne Smith, Eugene Sills, Betty Williams. Miss Angelina R. Milano, Teacher Class Officers Oscar Covington, President; Winburn Killgo, Vice-President; Betty Williams, Sec. and Treas. WHO’S BEST ALL AROUND: Boy Oscar Covington; Girl—Betty Farthing. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy Fred Stokes; Girl Suzanne Smith and Grace Spivey. MOST POPULAR: Boy—Oscar Covington; Girl—Betty Farth- ing. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy Philip Rector; Girl—Suzanne Smith. WITTIEST: Boy-Fred Stokes; Girl—Betty Farthing. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy Oscar Covington; Girl—Betty Farth- ing. WHO BEST PERSONALITY: Boy—Winburn Killgo; Girl—Betty Farthing. NEATEST: Boy—Winburn Killgo: Girl—Grace Spivey. TALL STORY CHAMP: Boy—Herbert Kraft; Girl—Betty Farthing. CUTEST: Boy--Oscar Covington; Girl- Betty Farthing. PRETTIEST GIRL: Grace Spivey. MOST HANDSOME BOY: Winburn Killgo. MOST TALENTED: Boy—Fred Stokes; Girl Suzanne Smith. forty five Heading from left to right, top row: Alice Jones?, Richard Inman, Barbara Thompson, Kenny Brewton, Nancy Anderson, Vir ginia Smith, Lee Dasher. Second row: Mary Williams, Bettye Morekis, Dorsey Williamson, Charles Mclntoch, Joan Floyd, Edward Fourgurean. Third row: Bob Anderson, Howard Levine, Shirley Collins, Sandy Cohen, Philip Donaldson. Fourth row: Richard Lipscomb, Donald Cobh, Billy Williams, Barbara Jacobs, Arthur Bridges, Alice Boaen. Mas. Sutcliffe, Teacher Class Officers Shirley Collins. President; Joan Floyd, Vice-President; Barbara Thompson, Sec. and Treas. WHO’ BEST ALL AROUND: Boy—Bob Andrews; Girl Shirley Col- lins. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy—Bob Andrews; Girl— Barbara Thompson. MOST POPULAR: Boy—Bob Andrews; Girl—Shirley Collins. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy Philip Donaldson: Girl Barbara Thompson. WITTIEST: Boy Bob Andrews. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy —Kenny Brewton; Girl —Barbara Thompson. WHO BEST PERSONALITY: Boy —Bob Andrews; Girl —Nancy Anderson. NEATEST: Boy—Philip Donaldson; Girl—Mary Williams. TALL STORY CHAMP: Boy—Bob Andrews; Girl—Nancy Anderson. CUTEST: Boy—-Charlie Hartford; Girl Mary Williams. PRETTIEST GIRL: Shirley Collins. MOST HANDSOME BOY: Bob Andrews. MOST TALENTED: Boy—Dick Lipscomb; Girl—Joan Floyd. forty-six - J In me A2 oom 104 Reading from left to right, top row: Jack Weiland, Jack Patrick, Suzanne Jarrelle, Bert Cronin, Cecil DcLornc, Steve Cronin, Eunice Harrell sun, Richard Crotwell. Second row: Curtis Parnelle, George Kelly, Lewis Davis, Bobby Waters, Eugene Raburn, Wesley Johnson, Harry Connolly, Charles Dupree. Third row: Joyce Anderson, William Hall, Kitty Lou Herrin, Carole Cason, Frances Samuels, Gerald Blocker, Floyd High- smith, Barbara GrilTin. Fourth row: Elsie Thorpe, Lilybel Lewis, Kathryn Denmark, Allan Eitel. Absent: William Blocker, Thomas Roberts. Mrs. Lillian B. Atkinson, Teacher Favorite Song: “You’re Breaking My Heart” Class Officers Cecil DeLorme, President; William Hall, Vice-President; Kathryn Denmark, Secretary; Lily- bel Lewis, Treasurer. W H 0' BEST ALL AROUND: Boy—Cecil DeLorme; Girl—Kathryn Denmark. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy—Charles Dupree; Girl— Kathryn Denmark. MOST POPULAR: Boy Jack Weiland: Girl—Lilybel Lewis. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy Charles Dupree; Girl- Suzanne Jar- rell. WITTIEST: Boy Cecil DeLorme; Girl Elsie Thorpe. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy—Jack Weiland; Girl—Barbara Grif- fin. WHO BEST PERSONALITY: Boy Jack Weiland; Girl—Lilybel Lewis. NEATEST: Boy—William Hall; Girl—Lilybel Lewis. TALL STORY CHAMP: Boy—Cecil DeLorme; Girl—Kathryn Denmark. CUTEST: Boy—William Hall; Girl—Lilybel Lewis. MOST TALENTED: Boy- Harry Connolly; Girl—Kathryn Denmark. MOST HANDSOME BOY: William Hall. PRETTIEST GIRL: Lilybel Lewis. forty-seven Rending from left to right, top row: Morrison Shingler, Dorothy Denmark, John Brodman, Leonore Coehen, Bobby Arm- strong, Selina Marcus, Manuel Tissura, Clara Dell Fischer. Second row: Betty Meyer, Julian Brannan, John McKay, Suzannah Robertson, Brevard Law, Hazel Morgan. John Peck, Henry Rabey. Third row: Elmer Towns, Rogers Coursey, Wilbur Dowd, Billy Ross, Arthur Winn, Bobby Croon, Emilie Cetchovich, Bobby Grotheer. Fourth row: Rita Tissura, Hubert Durden, Peggy Storey, Ray Rivinbark, Irene Andris. Mr. Lain, Teacher Favorite Song: “Kiss and a Rose” Class Officers John Peck, President; Bobby Armstrong, Vice-President; Emilie Cetchovich,Secretary; Manuel Tissura, Treasurer. WHO’S WHO BEST ALL AROUND: Boy—Mr. Lain; Girl—Peggy Storey. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy—John Peck; Girl—Peggy Storey. MOST POPULAR: Boy Bobby Armstrong; Girl Peggy Storey. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy—John Peck; Girl—Peggy Storey. WITTIEST: Boy—Henry Rabey; Girl—Clara Dell Fischer. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy—Bobby Croon; Girl—Irene Andris. BEST PERSONALITY: Boy Bobby Armstrong; Girl Joan Fennell. NEATEST: Boy—John Peck; Girl—Rita Tissura. TALL STORY CHAMP: Boy—Bobby Armstrong; Girl- Hazel Morgan. CUTEST: Boy—Mr. Lain; Girl—Peggy Storey. PRETTIEST GIRL: Betty Meyer. MOST HANDSOME BOY: Julian Brannan. MOST TALENTED: Boy—Henry Rabey; Girl—Clara Dell Fischer. forty-eight . i Ionii’ oom 106 Reading from left to right, top row: Charles Stewart, Lombard Morgan, Pat Vaughn, Roslyn Nodvin, Betty Ilerold, David Groover. Second row: Paul Hammock, Betty Jean Jaudon, Irma Fox, Miriam Bcrgrin, William Fursc, Dan Tatum. Third row: Ernest Austen, Evelyn Smith, Perry Howard, John Tuten, Andrew Taylor, Paul Howard. Fourth row: Bill McLeskey, Frances Clark, Lewis Little, Bobby Thigpen, George Kandcl, Robert Jenkins, Margie Stclianos. Mrs. Mary Jeter, Teacher Home Room Song: “Blue Moon Class Officers Dan Tatum, President; Lewis Little, Vice-President; Charles Stewart, Secretary and Treasurer. WHO’S WHO BEST ALL AROUND: Boy-Charles Stewart; Girl—Betty Hcrold. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy George Kandcl; Girl Pat Vaughn. MOST POPULAR: Boy—Charles Stewart; Girl -Evelyn Smith. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy—Lewis Little; Girl Roslyn Nodvin. WITTIEST: Boy Robert Jenkins; Girl—Margie Stelianos. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy Bobby Parker; Girl—Margie Stelianos. BEST PERSONALITY: Boy—Bobby (Heavy) Thigpen; Girl- Pat Vaughn. NEATEST: Boy—George Kandcl; Girl Lombard Morgan. TALL STORY CHAMP: Boy—Dan Tatum; Girl—Mrs. Mary Jeter. CUTEST: Boy—Paul Hammock; Girl—Evelyn Smith. PRETTIEST GIRL: Lombard Morgan. MOST HANDSOME BOY: Charles Stewart. MOST TALENTED: Boy—Gainer (Cowboy) Renfro: Girl— Pat Vaughn. forty-nine Reading from left to right, top row: Virginia Jordan, Earl Lynn, Marion Dewitt, Ralph DolgofT. Margaret Spell, Nancy Sollar, Allan Strickland. Second row: Stewart Breckenridge, Georgia Florence Harper, Larry Frank, Carter Elmore, Rosanne Howell, Janie Glisson, Earl Fritts, Rob Rowan. Third row: Blanche Prouse, Wesley Dixson, Peggy Hall, Henry Shcarhousc, Laurence Freeman, Zacquclyn Cowart, Jack Elkins. Fourth row: Catherine Merkowitz, Helen Arnold, Harry Conner, Edward Swain, Shirley Galkin, David Herman. Donald Burke. Miss Powers, Teacher Favorite Soap: “Hadacol Boogie” Class Officers Laurence Freeman, President; Stuart Breckenridge, Vice-Pres.; Zacquelyn Cowart, Scc.-Trcas. WHO’S WHO BEST ALL AROUND: Boy—Laurence Freeman; Girl—Zac- quelyn Cowart. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED; Boy—Stuart Breckenridge; Girl—Zacquelyn Cowart. MOST POPULAR: Boy—Harry Connor; Girl—Zacquelyn Cowart. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy—Ralph DolgofT; Girl—Zacquelyn Cowart. WITTIEST: Boy—Stuart Breckenridge; Girl -Janie Glisson. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy Laurence Freeman; Girl -Peggy Hall. BEST PERSONALITY: Boy Harry Connor; Girl Zacquelyn Cowart. NEATEST: Boy Boh Rowan; Girl Zacquelyn Cowart. TALL STORY CHAMP: Boy—Carter Elmore; Girl—Shirley Golkin. CUTEST: Boy—Laurence Freeman; Girl—Zacquelyn Cowart. PRETTIEST GIRL: Zacquelyn Cowart. MOST HANDSOME BOY: Laurence Freeman. MOST TALENTED: Boy—Jack Elkins; Girl—Georgia Flor- ence Harper. fifty Jfotne oom 112 Reading from left to right, top row: Gwen Phillips, David Preeht, May Belle Butler, Scott Edwards, Aleen Huff, Boland Jones, Anne Tyson, Alfred Darsey. Second row: Michel Murrin, Gail Rosen, Greta Rosenzweig, Bill Hoagland, Dee Paulsen, Boh Meyers, Sally Mirsky, Bill Eitel. Bottom row: Boh Barnes, Jimmy Missroom, Jerry Hayes, Mary Sue Smith, Larry Wallace, Nan Waters, Jack Roach, Jimmy Cone. Miss Thorpe, Teacher Favorite Song: “Tiger Rag” Class Officers Dewey Mosher, President; David Preeht, Vice-President; Jack Roach, .Sec. and Treas. WHO’S CUTEST: Boy—Roland Jones; Girl—Peggy Byrd. MOST TALENTED: Boy—Bill Eitel; Girl—Aleen Huff. PRETTIEST GIRL: Dee Paulsen. MOST HANDSOME BOY: Bill Hoagland. WITTIEST: Boy Larry Wallace; Girl—Nan Waters. TALL STORY CHAMP: Boy Dewey Mosher; Girl Mary Sue Smith. BEST ALL AROUND: Boy—Jimmy Cone; Girl—Peggy Morris. WHO MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy- Billy Eitel; Girl—Peggy Byrd. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy Bill Eitel; Girl Anne Tyson. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy—Bob Barnes; Girl—Gail Rosen. NEATEST: Boy—Roland Jones; Girl—Aleen Huff. BEST PERSONALITY: Boy—Jimmy Cone; Girl—Gail Rosen. MOST POPULAR: Boy Boh Barnes; Girl Peggy Boyd. fifty-one Heading from left to right, top row: Harry O’Quinn, JoAnn Dierks, Bobby Brannen, Dick Bridges, Betty Ann Mitchuin, Billy Jordan, Diane Semuels, Helen O’Connor. Second row: Joyce Hunter, Bobby Sullivan, Mary Sue Morel, Arthur Jordan, Jack Markcsteyn, Joan Battle, Betty Graham. Third row: Boots Worrell, Lee Ray Cullens, Clifford Black, Bobbie Jean Hooks, Edgar Fenn. Fourth row: Shirley Durden, James Porter, William Griffin, Bascoinbe Horton. Miss Gladys Cordray, Teacher Favorite Song: “You’re Breaking My Heart” Class Officers Mary Sue Morel, President; Edgar Fenn, Vice-President; JoAnn Dierks, Sec. and Treas. WHO’S WHO BEST ALL AROUND: Boy—Bascoinbe Horton; Girl—Janice Cohen. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy—William Griffin; Girl— Mary Sue Morel. MOST POPULAR: Boy Jack Markcsteyn; Girl Betty Ann Mitchuin. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy- Arthur Jordan; Girl—Betty Graham. WITTIEST: Boy—-Edgar Fenn; Girl—Joyce Hunter. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy—Jack Markesteyn; Girl—Shirley Durden. BEST PERSONALITY: Boy—Bascoinbe Horton; Girl Betty Ann Mitchum. NEATEST: Boy—Bobby Brannen; Girl—Janice Cohen. TALL STORY CHAMP: Boy Edgar Fenn; Girl—Lillicn Wor- rell. CUTEST: Boy—Bobby Brannen; Girl—-Janice Cohen. PRETTIEST GIRL: Betty Ann Mitchum. MOST HANDSOME BOY: Jack Markesteyn. MOST TALENTED: Boy—Jack Markcsteyn; Girl—Shirley Durden. fifty-two Reading from left to right, top row: Hetty ('.ole. Lari Logan, Ann Jenkins, Arthur Davis, Reha Baker, Pierce Johnson, Edwina McCune, Fred Wamsley. Second row : Edward Stokes, Morris Glidwell, Jennie Lynn, Jack Denmark, Margaret Dunean, Anne Perry, Joan Levine, Brooks Brcsnan. Third row: Betty Ray Hendricks, Richard Clark, Dick Allen, Joan Alberino. Fourth row: Ethel McCurry, Rachel Monk, Mary Jane Mayer. Miss Anna K. Clark. Teacher Favorite Song; “You’re Breaking My Heart” Class Officers Ethel McCurry, President; Sally Schofield, Vice-President: Fred Wamsley, Secretary; Billy Lee, Treasurer. WHO’S WHO BEST ALL AROUND: Boy—Rat Adams; Girl Ethel McCurry. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy—Dick Allen; Girl— Jen- nic Lynn. MOST POPULAR: Boy—Rat Adams; Girl—Jennie Lynn. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy Dick Allen; Girl Edwina McCune. WITTIEST: Boy Rat Adams; Girl Ethel McCurry. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy—J. L. Brown; Girl Betty Cole. BEST PERSONALITY: Boy—Fred Wamsley; Girl—Ethel McCurry. NEATEST: Boy—Pierce Johnson; Girl—Sally Schofield. TALL STORY CHAMP: Boy—Brooks Bresnan; Girl—Miss Clark. Cl'TEST: Boy—Fred Wamsley; Girl—Jennie Lynn. PRETTIEST GIRL: Ethel McCurry. MOST HANDSOME BOY: Billy Lee. MOST TALENTED: Boy Fred Wamsley; Girl -Jennie Lynn. fifty-three - Ionic tz oom Reading from left to right, top row: Barbara Allen, Bill Simmons, Julia Wade, Jack Pender, Marlene Wood, Ronald Kolman, Helen McLeroy, E. W. Clifton. Second row: Anne Perry, Henry Powell, Anne Lore Stelljes, Allen Reynolds, Mariana Morrison, Charles Howard, Charlotte Me- Galliard, John Barlheliness. Third row: Reginald McDulTee, Evans Nichols, Bobby Brewer, Nancy Elliott, Bill Holley, Peggy Wilburn, Ralston Wylly, Fred Pierce. Fourth row: Dolores Garmer, Stanley Weiss, Dorothy Dukes. Miss Virginia Hudson, Teacher Favorite Song: “Queenie, The Cutie of the Burlesque Show” Class Officers Evans Nichols, President; Fred Pierce, Vice-President; Ralston Wylly, Sec. and Treas. WHO’S WHO BEST ALL AROUND: Boy—Evans Nichols; Girl—Charlotte McGalliard. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy-Bill Holley; Girl—Anne Lore Stelljes. M 0 ST P O I I 1. A R : Boy—Ralston Wylly; Girl—Dolores Garmer. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy—Bill Holley; Girl—Julia Wade. WITTIEST: Boy- Bobby Brewer; Girl—Barbara Allen. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy—Fred Pierce; Girl—Mamma Morri- son. BEST PERSONALITY: Bov—Bobby Brewer; Girl—Marlene Wood. NEATEST: Boy—Evans Nichols; Girl Dolores Garmer. TALL STORY CHAMP: Boy Ronald Kolman: Girl Barbara Allen. CUTEST: Boy Bill Holley; Girl—Peggy Wilburn. PRETTIEST GIRL: Marlene Wood. MOST HANDSOME BOY: John Barthelmcss. MOST TALENTED: Boy Ralston Wylly; Girl- Helen Mc- Leroy. fifty-four Reading from left to right, top row: Barbara Surrency, Raymond Jue, Nancy Lindsey, James Shoptaw, Mary Parker, Del Burch, Grace Silva, Marvin Ewing. Second row: Noleka Davis, Elliott Simmons, Marie Anderson, Charles Lomel, Joann Blackwell, Hugh Stacy, Annie May Thomas, Mickey Greenfield. Third row: Cecil Brabham, Deonne Lymon, Seabie Lewis, Doris Duke, Betty Westberry. Fourth row: Josephine Dowdy, Curtis Yeomans. Miss Ada Marvin, Teacher Favorite Song: “Mule Train” Class Officers Barbara Surrency, President; Elliott Simmons, Vice-President; Grace Silva, Secretary; Curtis Yeomans, Treasurer. WHO’S BEST ALL AROUND: Boy Elliott Simmons; Girl—Grace Silva. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy Bowen Jones; Girl— Rita Scott. MOST POPULAR: Boy—Charles Lomel; Girl Seabie Lewis. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy Elliott Simmons; Girl—Grace Silva. WITTIEST: Boy Edward Johnson; Girl—Seabie Lewis. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy—James Shoptaw; Girl Barbara Sur- rency. WHO BEST PERSONALITY: Boy—Mickey Greenfield; Girl—Grace Silva. NEATEST: Boy—Curtis Yeomans; Girl—Rita Scott. TALL STORY CHAMP: Boy Edward Johnson: Girl—Seabie Lewis. CUTEST: Boy—Cecil Brabham; Girl—Doris Duke. PRETTIEST GIRL: Barbara Surrency. MOST HANDSOME BOY: Raymond Jue. MOST TALENTED: Boy—Cecil Brabham; Girl—Betty West- berry. fifty-five Jfome e. oom 118 Reading from lefl to right, first row: Glenn Carthron, Madclyn Feinbcrg, Pat Calder, Florence Wong, Billy Minter, Betty Lord, Ronald Jewett, Frances Bryant, Jane Guthman. Second row: J. J. Webb, Martha Boyd, Jimmy Coker, Mahla Wilson, Norman Blackwell, Ruth Simmons, Robert V. Smith, Mary Lou Byerly. Third row: Robert C. Smith, Carolyn Bragg, David Meddin, Mcrrellc Branncn, Raymond Wood, Betty Moss, 0. C. Johnson, Rosemary Woodbridge. Fourth row: Eleanor Ogburn, Thomas Marchman, Betty English, Jimmy Gamier, Janet Kaminsky, Simone Alpern, Joan Brooker, Foy Smith. Miss Walton Exlky. Teacher Favorite Song: “Star Dust” Class Officers September, 1919 Mary Lou Byerly, Pres.; Frances Bryant, Vice-Pres.; Martha Boyd, Sec.; Ruth Simmons, Treas. January, 1950 Ruth Simmons, President; Joan Brooker, Vice-President; Rosemary Woodbridge, Secretary; Florence Wong, Treasurer. WHO’S WHO BEST ALL AROUND: Boy—Thomas Marchman; Girl Betty Moss. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy David Meddin; Girl— Betty Moss. MOST POPl LAR: Boy—Thomas Marchman; Girl—Mary Lou Byerly. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy — Ronald Jewett; Girl Rosemary Woodbridge. WITTIEST: Boy Norman Blackwell; Girl—Eleanor Ogburn. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy Thomas Marchman; Girl — Betty English. BEST PERSONALITY: Boy—J. J. Webb; Girl—Mary Lou Byerly. NEATEST: Boy- -Ronald Jewett; Girl—Frances Bryant. TALL STORY CHAMP: Boy- Robert C. Smith; Girl—Ruth Simmons. CUTEST: Boy—-Foy Smith: Girl—Mary Lou Byerly. PRETTIEST GIRL: Frances Bryant. MOST HANDSOME BOY: Ronald Jewett. MOST TALENTED: Boy—Pat Calder; Girl—Betty Moss. fifty-six J rome ? oom Reading from left to right, top row: Tommy Morrison, Sally Collins, David Carter, Mary Tuten, Jack Connelly, Zacky Hud- gins, Joan Asenclorf, Harry Joyner. Second row: Ted Allen, Edward Perkins, Maurice Ayer, Hugh Lewis, Dudley Bishop. Third row: Herbert Black, Robert Denmark, Neil Porter. Fourth row: Wade Williams, Paul Coppage, Reha Williamson, Bill Hunter, Billy Anderson. Not in picture: Marguerite Ford, Larry Meadors, Caroline Shingler, Jimmy Meadows. Mas. Amelia W. Anderson, Teacher Favorite Song: “That Lucky Ole Sun” Class Officers Jack Connelly, President; Tom Morrison, Vice Williamson, WHO’S BEST ALL AROUND: Bov Tom Morrison: Girl Marguerite Ford. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy—Larry Meadors; Girl Reha Williamson. MOST POPULAR: Boy — Jack Connelly; Girl — Marguerite Ford. MOST STUDIOUS: Bov—Larry Meadors; Girl -Joan Asen- dorf. WITTIEST: Boy David Carter; Girl—Caroline Shingler. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy Douglas Woodward; Girl — Sally Collins. ■President; Marguerite Ford, Secretary; Reha T reasurer. WHO BEST PERSONALITY : Boy—David Carter; Girl Marguerite Ford. NEATEST: Boy—Tom Morrison; Girl—Marguerite Ford. TALL STORY CHAMP: Boy—David Carter; Girl Marguerite Ford. CUTEST: Boy -Toni Morrison; Girl Sally Collins. PRETTIEST GIRL: Sally Collins. MOST HANDSOME BOY: Billy Graham. MOST TALENTED: Boy—Wade Williams; Girl Joan Asen- dorf. fifty-seven Itonie oom 120 Reading from left to right, top row: Robert Harrod, Mary Lou Henry, Charles Lee, Carolyn Foss, Jimmy Harper, Mary Frances Taylor, Dennis Witherington. Second row: Betty Brewton, Robert Sowell, Gwen Beaufort, Robert Frank, Sally Pryor, Edward Martin. Third row : Marilyn Stephens, Marion Maner, Ann Perkins, Elmore Fct .er, Lenore Cantcy. Fourth row: Charles Holm. Aileen Williamson, Billy Stegin, Denson Foss. Miss Elizabeth Hoc an. Teacher Favorite Song: “You’re Breaking My Heart Class Officers Carolyn Foss, President; Denson Foss, Vice-President; Lenore Cantey, Secretary and Treasurer. WHO’S WHO BEST ALL AROUND: Bov -Charles Lee; Girl—Carolyn Foss. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy—Denson Foss; Girl— Lenore Cantey. MOST POPULAR: Boy—Charles Lee; Girl—Carolyn Foss. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy—Marvin Manor; Girl—Ann Perkins. WITTIEST: Boy—Charles Lee; Girl—Sally Pryor. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy -Charles Lee; Girl -Carolyn Foss. BEST PERSONALITY: Boy Charles Lee; Girl —Marilyn Stevens. NEATEST: Boy—Elmore Fetzer; Girl—Sally Pryor. TALL STORY CHAMP: Boy—Dennis Witherington; Girl— Sally Pryor. CUTEST: Boy—Billy Stegin; Girl—Marilyn Stevens. PRETTIEST GIRL: Mary Yarber. MOST HANDSOME BOY: Billy Stegin. MOST TALENTED: Boy—Jimmy Harper; Girl—Aileen Will- iamson. fifty-eight oom V24 Reading from left to right, top row: Sally Levy, Robert Friedman, Margie Cooper, Charles Itzkovitz, Dorothy Finn, Bill Wil- son, Jean Bolen, Jon Jewett. Second row: Albert Finch, Mary Lynn, Marvin Ellis, Barbara Pillat, Joseph Waters, Helen Youngblood, Alice Doughtery, Reidar Trosdal. Third row: Barbara Unglesbee, Hazel Ridgedille, Jack Golden, Carolyn Woods, Bucky Bargeron, Cicely Labastie, Bill Moore, Sally Anne Davenport. Fourth row: Robbie Carter, Betty Burriss, Camille Cammar, Joan Williams, Johnnie Carter, Judy Walker. Fifth row: Allcne Elam, Sara Robinson, Betty Burke. Mas. Harper, Teacher Favorite Song: “You’re Breaking My Heart” Class Officers Jon Jewett, President; Barbara Pillatt, Vice-President; Jean Bolen, Secretary and Treasurer. WHO’S WHO BEST ALL AROUND: Boy—Marvin Ellis; Girl Jean Bolen. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy—Bucky Bargeron; Girl Sally Levy. MOST POPULAR: Boy—Marvin Ellis; Girl—Barbara Pillat. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy—Bucky Bargeron; Girl—Betty Bur- riss. WITTIEST: Boy—Albert Finch; Girl- Margie Cooper. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy Bill Moore; Girl—Betty Burke. BEST PERSONALITY: Boy—Reidar Trosdal, Girl Margie Cooper. NEATEST: Boy—Jon Jewett; Girl—Sally Levy. TALL STORY CHAMP: Bov -Reidar Trosdale; Girl—Mary Lynn. CUTEST: Boy—Jon Jewett; Girl—Allene Elam. PRETTIEST GIRL: Barbara Pillat. MOST HANDSOME BOY: Reidar Trosdal. MOST TALENTED: Boy—Bill Moore: Girl—Dorothy Finn. fifty-nine _Jfome oom 125 Reading from left to right, top row: Lloyd Stanhope, Anne Taylor, Jimmy Elrod, Marcine Purcell, Louis Woods, Cleo Hughes, George Smith, Helen Wilson. Second row: Betty Smith, Frank Lovell, Charlotta Tapin, Earl Bacon, Mary Alice Hutchinson. Third row: Joeyclc Smith, Ralph Hendricks, Martha Ann Leonard, Ronald Langford, Denise James, Albert Pearson, Shirley Leech, Donald Landford. Fourth row: Gloria Gross, Bobby Tillman, Eleanor Sample, Louis Law, Jean Whittington. Mr. Langford, Teacher Favorite Song: “Don't Cry Joe” Class Officers Earl Pullin, President: George Smith, Vice-President: Jean Whittington, Secretary; Cleo Hughes, Treasurer. WHO’S WHO BEST ALL AROUND: Boy—Jimmy Elrod; Girl Gloria Gross. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy—John Dunn; Girl- Jean Whittington. MOST POPULAR: Boy Keith Woods; Girl Cleo Hughes. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy John Dunn; Girl Charlotta Tapin. WITTIEST: Boy—Jimmy Elrod; Girl—Cleo Hughes. MOST ATHLETIC: Bov Keith Woods; Girl Jocylene Smith. BEST PERSONALITY : Boy—Lloyd Stanhope; Girl—Cleo Hughes. NEATEST: Boy—Earl Pullin; Girl -Denise James. TALL STORY CHAMP: Boy—Earl Bacon; Girl—Gloria Gross. CUTEST: Boy Jack Wilson; Girl Helen Wilson. PRETTIEST GIRL: Shirley Leech. MOST HANDSOME BOY: Albert Pearson. MOST TALENTED: Boy- Jimmy Elrod; Girl—Jean Whit- tington. sixty JJome ? oom 126 Reading from left to right, top row: Eugene Wesson, Marta Bender, Dennis Papadcas, Betty Rollinson, Kay Brantley, Jac- queline Baylis, George Glover, Courtney Pape. Second row: Hubert Mallory, Janet Eptiug, Russell Martin, Genevieve Sclienck, Jack De Loach, Shirley Shearouse, Robert Simerly, Donald Parrish. Third row: Richard Anderson, John Campbell, Edwin Fcilcr, Nancy Bacon. John McCoy. Miss Juanita Graham, Teacher Favorite .Song: “You’re Breaking My Heart Ci.ass Officers John Campbell, President; Betty Rollinson, Vice-President; Janet Epting, Secretary; Jacque- line Baylis, Treasurer; Edwin Feiler and Nancy Bacon, Student Council Representatives. WHO’S WHO MOST STUDIOUS: Boy—Edwin Feiler; Girl—Carole Ruth. BEST PERSONALITY: Boy—John Campbell; Girl—Betty Rollinson. CUTEST: Boy—John Campbell; Girl—Betty Rollinson. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy—John Campbell; Girl— Betty Rollinson. NEATEST: Boy- John Campbell: Girl Betty Rollinson. TALL STORY CHAMP: Boy—Jack De Loach; Girl—Georgia Anderson. WITTIEST: Boy Dennis Papadcas; Girl—Ginny Schenck. BEST ALL AROUND: Boy—John Campbell; Girl—Betty Rollinson. MOST TALENTED: Boy—John Campbell and Kay Brantley; Girl Betty Rollinson. MOST POPULAR: Boy John Campbell; Girl Betty Rollin- son. PRETTIEST GIRL: Carole Ruth. MOST HANDSOME BOY: Russell Martin. sixty-one Reading from left to right, top row: John Brigham. Bret Baxley, Maurice Russom, Lloyd Portwood, Joseph Galkin, Julius Bennett, Bobby Smith, Jack Sanders. Second row: Joe Rice, Palmer Sowell, Edward Cobia, Frank Douglas, Clifford Fulcher, Lee Rivers. Third row: Ed Weeks, Howard Hofmann, Curtis Carver, D. II. Dixson. Fourth row: Harry Sledge, Edward Colson. Mr. Frank G. Lewis, Teacher Class Officers Tommy Neel, President; Edson Weeks, Vice-President: Frank Douglas, Sec. and Treas. BEST ALL AROUND—Bobby Smith. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED—Edson Weeks. MOST POPULAR Tommy Neel. MOST STUDIOUS- Walter Fisch. WITTIEST—Harry Sledge. MOST ATHLETIC—Edson Weeks. WHO’S WHO (no girls) BEST PERSONALITY Bobby Smith. NEATEST Bill Drossopoulas. TALL STORY CHAMP—Harry Sledge CUTEST—Joe Rice. MOST HANDSOME—Arthur Horton. MOST TALENTED—Edward Cobia. sixty-two ?, oom 203 Reading from left to right, top row: Margret Hale, Steve Hill, Frances Burke, Michael Cannon, Shirley Robbins, Jerrell Clanton, Sandra Hart, Ceorge E. Smith. Second row: Irene Wolson, Bobby Crosby, Mary Frances Womble, Paul Davis, Maudine Stevens, Warren Oglesby, Ethel Sponseller, Norton Turner. Third row: Dick Hendrix, Lee Harrison, William Lord, Edward Zippcrer, Paul Davis, Charles Medlock. Fourth row: Bobby Tuten, Lawar Miller, Betty McCallar, Waldo Bradley. Mr. Blake, Teacher Favorite Son ft: “That Lucky Old Sun” Class Officers Nancy Cowart, President; “Red” McKenzie, Vice-President; Frances Burke, Sec. and Treas. WHO’S BEST ALL AROUND: Boy- -Edward Zipperer; Girl—Frances Burke. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy-George Smith; Girl Irene Wolson. MOST POPULAR: Boy—“Red” McKenzie; Girl—Nancy Cow- art. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy George Smith; Girl Mary Womble. WITTIEST: Boy—Bobby Crosby; Girl—Ethel Sponseller. MOST ATHLETIC: Bov “Red” McKenzie; Girl-Mary Worn- ble. WHO BEST PERSONALITY: Boy—George Smith; Girl—Irene Wrol- son. NEATEST: Boy—Gerald Clanton; Girl—Nancy Cowart. TALL STORY CHAMP: Boy—Steve Hill; Girl—Betty Me- Callar. CUTEST: Boy -“Chicken” Gatewood; Girl—Betty McCallar. PRETTIEST GIRL: Ida Barber. MOST HANDSOME BOY: Steve Hill. MOST TALENTED: Boy Dick Hendrix; Girl—MaryWomble. sixty-three J Tome ie, oom 206 Reading from left to right, top row : Martha Rimes, Carol Sinclair, Stetson Fleming, Betty Ann Pike, Billy Olliness, John Lariscy, Faye Rincr. Second row: Joanne Arkema, Dotty Becton, Helen DeGracia. Donald Sheppard, Barbara Ann Trainor, Jack Boyd. Third row: Carl King, Leon Braun, Max Johns, Leon Bryant, Ray Russell, Randy Raymond. Fourth row: Jack Lucky, Cecile Ann Smith, Betty Jones, Jimmy Lung, Riley Baker, Tommy McMillan. Miss Dodge, Teacher Class Officers Jack Lucky, President; Ray Russell, Vice-President; Martha Rimes, Secretary and Treasurer. WHO’S WHO BEST ALL AROUND: Boy—Jack Lucky; Girl—Ray Russell. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy—Jack Lucky; Girl—Ray Russell. MOST POPULAR: Boy Tommy McMillan; Girl Ray Russell. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy Jack Lucky; Girl—Fay Henry. WITTIEST: Boy Tommy McMillan; Girl Mary Alice Kelioe. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy Bill Harly; Girl—Faye Riner. BEST PERSONALITY: Boy—Tommy McMillan; Girl—Betty Jones. NEATEST: Boy—Jack Lucky; Girl—Betty Jones. TALL STORY CHAMP: Boy—Tommy McMillan; Girl Miss Dodge. CUTEST: Boy Riley Baker; Girl—Ray Russell. PRETTIEST GIRL: Carol Sinclair. MOST HANDSOME BOY: Leon Bryant. MOST TALENTED: Boy -Jack Lucky; Girl Ray Russell. sixty-four . fronte oom 207 Reading from left to right, top row : Joy Armfield, Charles Tillman, Martha Taylor, Vernon Purvis, Jane Rowan, Bartow Wal- ler, Elizabeth Purvis. Second row: Richard Mayer, Betty Gene Tutcn, Marion Ulmer, Maresc Newsome, Mr. Brunner, Evelyn Thomas, Bill Kitchens. Third row: Dorothy Massey, Frank Stevenson, Julian Shaw, Joan Van Sickle, Earl Waller, Gene Hutchinson, Louis Scharff. Fourth row: Herman Friedman, Molly Barnhardt, Corbett Coleman, Warren Paul, Barry Goodson, Quentin Burkhalter. Mr. Brunner, Teacher Favorite Song: “Someday” WHO’S WHO BEST ALL AROUND: Boy—Bill Kitchens; Girl—Molly Barn- hardt MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy—Corbett Coleman; Girl— Ann Portman. MOST POPULAR: Boy Bill Kitchens; Girl—Betty Gene Tutcn. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy Corbett Coleman; Girl — Marese Newsome. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy—Gene Hutchinson; Girl Betty Gene Tuten. WITTIEST: Boy Bill Kitchens; Girl—Dorothy Massey. BEST DRESSED: Boy—Palmer Dcaring; Girl—Elizabeth Purvis. NEATEST: Boy—Frank Stevenson; Girl—Jane Rowan. BEST PERSONALITY: Boy —Bill Kitchens; Girl —Molly Barnhardt. TALL STORY CHAMP: Boy Earl Waller; Girl—Dorothy Massey. CUTEST: Boy—Johnny Barker; Girl—Marese Newsome. PRETTIEST GIRL: Maresc Newsome. MOST HANDSOME BOY: Frank Stevenson. MOST TALENTED: Boy—Frank Stevenson; Girl—Ann Port- man. sixty-five JJome oom 210 Reading from left to right, lop row: Shirley Womble, Cody Ellison, Evelyn Turner, Tom Perry, Patsy Trost, Dickie Wolt- man, Natalie Nahay, Charles Jones. Second row : Barbara Covington, Ann Ulmer, Colleen Ubele, Sue Zoucks, Evona Bravaldo, Shirley Womack, Betty Ruth Scott. Mary Elizabeth Weldon. Third row: Billy Price, Betty Murphy, Edward McKenzie, Shirley Dykes. Fourth row: Allan Jones, Charles Cole, Gene Smith, Linton Gay, Johnny Briglitwell. Mr. Axley, Teacher Favorite Song: “You’re Breaking My Heart” Class Officers Tom Perry, President; Ann Ulmer, Vice-President; Shirley Womble, Secretary; Edward McKenzie, Treasurer. WHO’S BEST ALL AROUND: Boy —Tom Perry; Girl Shirley Worn- hie and Colleen Ubele. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy—-Edward McKenzie; Girl—Natalie Nahay. MOST POPULAR: Boy Tom Perry: Girl Patsy Trost. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy—Gene Smith: Girl—Natalie Nahay. WITTIEST: Boy Edward McKenzie; Girl Sue Zoucks. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy Tom Perry; Girl Patsy Trost. BEST PERSONALITY: Boy—Cody Ellison; Girl—Shirley Womble. WHO NEATEST: Boy—Linton Gay and Cody Ellison; Girl—Betty Murphy. TALL STORY CHAMP: Boy—Edward McKenzie; Girl— Shirley Womble. CUTEST: Boy Tom Perry; Girl—Mary Elizabeth Weldon and Colleen Ubele. PRETTIEST GIRL: Natalie Nahay. MOST HANDSOME BOY: Cody Ellison. MOST TALENTED: Boy—Billy Price; Girl—Barbara Cov- ington. sixty-six JSowie R oom 212 Reading from left to right, top row: Nancy Moody, Sam Brutcher, Jerry Garrison, Reginald Ncidlingcr, Marjorie Bristow, Dale Lang, Roberta Ward, Tom Bailey. Second row: Marilyn Bristow, Mickey Goldman, Mary Ann Dixon, Charles Paulson, Diana Savory, Mary Ann Etchison, John Piechoclinski, Arthur Gignilliat. Third row: Raphial Bryant, Lindy Willis, Edwin Cobb, Shirley Morrow, Jerry Rogers. Fourth row: Mellie Wade, Janies Lucas, Bruce Lord. Mrs. Robi MacDonald, Teacher Favorite Song: “Mule Train” Class Officers Edwin Cobb, President; Charles Paulson, Vice-President; Mary Ann Etchison, Sec. and Treas. WHO’S WHO BEST ALL AROUND: Boy—Jerry Rogers; Girl—Marilyn Bristow. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy Arthur Gignilliat; Girl— Mellie Wade. MOST POPULAR: Boy Edwin Cobb; Girl Mary Ann Etchison. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy —Arthur Gignilliat; Girl — Mellie Wade. WITTIEST: Boy—Lindy Willis; Girl Mary Ann Etchison. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy—Edwin Cobb; Girl—Marjorie Bris- tow. BEST PERSONALITY: Boy—Dale Lang; Girl Jerry Gar- rison. NEATEST: Boy—Tommy Bailey; Girl—Roberta Ward. TALL STORY CHAMP: Boy—Lindy Willis; Girl—Shirley Morrow. CUTEST: Boy—Sam Brutcher, Girl—Jerry Garrison. PRETTIEST GIRL: Roberta Ward. MOST HANDSOME BOY: Jerry Rogers. MOST TALENTED: Boy — Charles Paulson; Girl — Nancy Moody. sixty-seven Reading from left to right, top row: Anna Ohsiek, Eugene Walker, Mary Deal, W. J. Perry, Rita McKenzie, 0. C. Strickland, Jane Hopkins, Derrel Sykes. Second row: Peggy Lewis, Turner Baker, Lillie Doubcrly, Bobby Bates, Fran Lesser, Jack Hurst, Freddie Hodges, Billy Cooper. Third row: Dora Belle Attaway, Gracen Joiner, Edith DeZoorl, Bruce Miller, Bob Newsome, Frances Nicholson, Henry Tullis, Jean Epps. Fourth row: Charles Demars, Mary Ellen Kreuzkamp, Jimmy Braun. Mrs. Ellis, Teacher Favorite Song: “You’re Breaking My Heart” Class Officers Jean Epps, President; Anna Ohsiek, Vice-President; Frances Nicholson, Sec. and Trees. WHO’ BEST ALL AROUND: Boy—Bob Newsome; Girl Frances Nicholson. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy—Bruce Miller; Girl— Edith DeZoorl. MOST POPULAR: Boy—Billy Cooper; Girl—Anna Ohsiek. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy—Charles DcMars; Girl—Edith De- Zoort. WITTIEST: Boy—Turner Baker; Girl—Freddie Hodges. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy—Jimmy Braun: Girl—Freddie Hodges. WHO BEST PERSONALITY: Boy Billy Cooper; Girl—Joan Mor- rison. NEATEST: Boy—Bobby Bates; Girl—Lillie Douberly. TALL STORY CHAMP: Boy—Turner Baker. CUTEST: Boy Eugene Walker; Girl Lillie Douberly. PRETTIEST GIRL: Frances Nicholson. MOST HANDSOME BOY: Clinton Strickland. MOST TALENTED: Boy—Bob Newsome; Girl Freddie Hodges. sixty-eight Reading from left to right, top row: Joyce Stebbins, Joe Schunemnn, Dolores Meeks, Melvin Adler, Phyllis Wall, Rudy Bairas, Ann Farris. Second row: Alice Fruitticher, Carolyn Unglesbee, Freddie Halperin, Jackie Cook, Clare Sires. Third row: John Wilson, Betty Jane Howell, Frank Melson. Fourth row: Nancy Fisher, Carry Norman, Brantley Taylor, George Warren, John Andre. Mrs. Harold Tuthii.l, Teacher Favorite Song: “Cry of the Wild Goose” Class Officers Alice Fruitticher, President; Dolores Meeks, Vice-Pres.; Jackie Cook, Sec.; Clare Sires, Treas. WHO’S WHO BEST ALL AROUND: Boy—John Wilson; Girl Alice Fruit- ticher. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy—Freddie Halperin; Girl— Alice Fruitticher. MOST POPULAR: Boy Larry Norman; Girl—Alice Fruitti- cher. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy—John Andre; Girl Jackie Cook. WITTIEST: Boy—John Wilson; Girl—Phyllis Wall. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy—Frank Melson; Girl—Joyce Stebbins. BEST PERSONALITY: Boy—John Wilson; Girl—Alice Fruit- ticher. NEATEST: Boy—Wilbur McElhany; Girl—Clare Sires. TALL STORY CHAMP: Boy—John Wilson; Girl—Phyllis Wall. CUTEST: Boy Billy Foster; Girl—Clare Sires. PRETTIEST GIRL: Dolores Meeks. MOST HANDSOME BOY: Melvin Adler. MOST TALENTED: Boy—Wilbur McElhaney; Girl—Joyce Stebbins. sixty-nine Reading from left to right, top row: James Pierce, Peggie Rhoden, Thad Welch, Ruth Chapman, Louis Landolfi, Helen Fen- der, Robert Schunemann, Joan Surrency. Second row: Robert Harn, Patty Green, Jimmy Rowe, Geraldine Gay, Marvin Thomas, Clay Anderson, Sam Toole, Lora Story. Third row: Fred Bevill, Peggy Davis, Freddie Hart, Mit .i Mears, Wylie Griffin. Fourth row: Larry Adams, Ethel Beale, Billy Brewer. Miss Bridger, Teacher Favorite Song: “That Lucky Old Sun” Class Officers Joan Surrency, President; Thad Welch, Vice-President; Louis Landolfi, Secretary; Mitzi Mears, Treasurer. WHO’S BEST ALL AROUND: Boy—Edward Johnson; Girl—Joan Surrency. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy—Thad Welch; Girl— Joan Surrency. MOST POPULAR: Boy—James Pierce; Girl—Mitzi Mears. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy—Thad Welch; Girl- Mitzi Mears. WITTIEST: Boy James Pierce: Girl—Ethel Beale. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy—Wylie Griffin; Girl—Mitzi Mears. WHO BEST PERSONALITY: Boy—Marvin Thomas; Girl—Mitzi Mears. NEATEST: Boy—Louis Landolfi; Girl Joan Surrency. TALL STORY' CHAMP: Boy—Marvin Thomas; Girl—Ethel Beale. CUTEST: Boy Jimmie Rowe; Girl Ruth Chapman. PRETTIEST GIRL: Vera Davis. MOST HANDSOME BOY: Freddie Hart. MOST TALENTED: Boy Jimmie Rowe; Girl Mitzi Mears. seventy oom 216 Rending from left to right, top row: Edward Brinson, Vanda DeLoach, Earl Key, Earlene Bacon, James Weatherly, Etta Meeks, Reginald Davis, Carolyn Reddick, Anita Mitchell. Second row: Shirley Fender, Jill Mirsky, Margaret Berry, Marcia Miller, Shirley Edenfield, Mary Hermes Ryan, Ruth Daniels, Shirley Owens, Geraldine Norton. Third row: Barbara Rahhan, Bobby Gorman, Marlene Cook. Charles Bailey, Barbara Lesser, Leroy Smith, Judy Barnett, Ernest Brown, Nadja Eichammer. Mr. J. B. McArthur, Teacher W HD’S BEST ALL AROUND: Boy — Reginald Davis; Cirl Anita Mitchell. MOST POPULAR: Boy Reginald Davis; Girl—Anita Mitchell. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy—James Weatherly. NEATEST: Boy—Leroy Smith. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy—George Baytayias; Girl—Jill Mirsky. MOST TALENTED: Boy—Julian Friedman; Girl—Jill Mirsky. W II O MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy—Bobby Gorman; Girl— Jill Mirsky. CUTEST: Boy Reginald Davis; Girl Jill Mirsky. PRETTIEST GIRL: Anita Mitchell. MOST HANDSOME BOY: James Weatherly. BEST PERSONALITY: Reginald Davis; Girl—Anita Mitchell. WITTIEST: Boy Bobby Gorman. seventy-one Reading from Icfl to right, top row: Ray Gaskin, Barbara Cler, Bobby Clayton, Dorothy Clark, Ann McClelland, Edward Ike. Second row: Edna Polk, Benny Wallace, Helen Mays, Rex Kent. Third row: Harold Jenkins, Arlene Wolson. Fourth row: Jerry Clanton. Eugene Taylor, Barbara Hall, Richard Harrison. Absent for Picture: Bobby Adams. Mr. D. J. Hook. Teacher Favorite Song: “I Can Dream, Can’t I” Class Officers Barbara Cler. President: Harold Jenkins, Vice-Pres.; Ann McClelland, Sec.; Ray Gaskin, Treas. WHO BEST ALL AROUND: Boy Rex Kent; Girl—Barbara Hall. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy—Rex Kent; Girl—Ann McClelland. MOST POPULAR: Boy Benny Wallace. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy Jerry Clanton; Girl—Dorothy Clark. WITTIEST: Boy—Benny Wallace; Girl—Dorothy Clark. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy—Bobby Adams; Girl—Barbara Hall. S WHO BEST PERSONALITY: Boy—Ray Gaskin; Girl—Barbara Cler. NEATEST: Boy—Bobby Adams; Girl—Barbara Hall. TALL STORY CHAMP: Boy Ray Gaskin; Girl Barbara Hall. CUTEST: Boy—Ray Gaskin; Girl—Barbara Cler. PRETTIEST GIRL: Barbara Hall. MOST HANDSOME BOY: Bobby Adams. MOST TALENTED: Boy—Benny Wallace; Girl—Edna Polk. seven! v-t no Iloiltl £ oom 219 Reading from left lo right, top row: Jackie Brannan, Emma Stokes, Ben New, Eleanor Hindman, Dick McLeroy, Joyce Bailey, Jimmy Bennett, John Woods. Second row: Mary Nicmeyer, Harry O’Leary, Amy Farr, James Rogers, Doward Sanders, Galen Myers. Third row: Sara Cober, Billy Bordeaux, Paul Slade. Fourth row: Don Perkins, Johnny DeWitt. Mr. Hf.SSE, Teacher Favorite Song: “Hadacol Boogie” Class Officers Ben New, President; Shadow Stahl. Vice-President; Dick McLeroy, Sec. and Treas. WHO’S BEST ALL AROUND: Boy—Ben New; Girl—Emma Stokes. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy Doward Sanders; Girl Amy Farr. MOST POPULAR: Boy—Shadow Stahl; Girl—Emma Stokes. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy—Shadow Stahl; Girl—Joyce Bailey. WITTIEST: Boy—Paul Slade; Girl—Eleanor Hindman. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy—Ben New; Girl—Eleanor Hindman. BEST PERSONALITY: Boy Shadow Stahl; Girl—Mary Nie- meyer. WHO NEATEST: Boy—Ben New; Girl—Joyce Bailey. TALL STORY CHAMP: Boy—Mr. Hesse; Girl—Eleanor Hind- man. CUTEST: Boy Doward Sanders; Girl Joyce Bailey. PRETTIEST GIRL: Joyce Bailey. MOST HANDSOME BOY: Allen Talton. MOST TALENTED: Boy—Richard Helraey; Girl—Joyce Bailey. seventy-three .Jfome oom 221 Reading from left to right, top row: Jimmy Durey, Betty Banks, Roger Kennedy, Dolly Robbins, Cecil McLellan, Dorothy Marmelstein, Ted Jaudon, Anne McArthur. Second row: Helen Breitenbach, Patty Delph, Billy Parker, Marlyn Stcadwcll, George Hamhrick, Peggy Chambers, Edward Let- tew, Ann McArthur. Third row: Jane Crawford, Jean Overstreet, Corry Arensbach, Martha Earle, Julie McPipkin, Shirley Patterson. Mrs. Middleton, Teacher Favorite Song: “You’re Breaking My Heart” Class Officers Betty Banks, President; George Hamhrick, Vice-President; Helen Breitenbach, Secretary; Jane Crawford, Treasurer. WHO’S WHO BEST ALE AROUND: Boy—Billy Parker; Girl—Helen Breit- enbach. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy—Walter Scott; Girl— Corry Arensbach. MOST POPULAR: Boy—Billy Parker; Girl Betty Banks. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy—Cecil McLellan; Girl—Corry Arens- bach. WITTIEST: Boy—Walter Scott; Girl—Helen Breitenbach. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy—Billy Parker; Girl-Helen Breiten- bach. BEST PERSONALITY: Boy—Walter Scott; Girl—Betty Banks. NEATEST: Boy—George Hamhrick; Girl—Dorothy Marmel- stein. TALL STORY CHAMP: Boy—Sammy Seyle; Girl—Martha Earle. CUTEST: Boy—George Hamhrick; Girl -Betty Banks. PRETTIEST GIRL: Dorothy Marmelstein. MOST HANDSOME BOY: Billy Parker. MOST TALENTED: Boy Beverly Moore; Girl—Ann Mc- Arthur. seventy-four oom 224 Reading from left to right, top row: Harry McDonald, Martha James, Shepperd Her, Ray Love, Edward Johnson, Barbara Hobbs, Melvin (Buddy) Pearson. Second row: Jimmy Beclon, Alex Benson, Kitty Browne, Reginald Rahn, Martha Ellis, Anthony Zipperer, Frank Smith. Third row: Billy Beardshcw, James Cleary, Donald Shealy, Gloria Harvey, Jake Ellis, Billy Martin, Kelly Redmond. Fourth row: Mary Perry, Charles Laughlin, Willis Teague. Mr. DkMars, Teacher Favorite Song: “I’ve Got Plenty of Nothing” Class Officers Shepperd Iler, President: Edward Johnson, WHO BEST ALL AROUND: Boy Alex Benson; Girl—Carole In- gram. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy Jack Laughlin: Girl Martha James and Kitty Browne. MOST POPULAR: Boy—Shop Iler; Girl—Carole Ingram. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy—Billy Martin; Girl—Kitty Browne. WITTIEST: Boy—Willis Teague; Girl “Clevc” Ellis. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy—Frank Smith; Girl “Clevc” Ellis. Vice-President; Gloria Harvey, Sec. and Treas. S WHO BEST PERSONALITY: Boy—Shep Iler; Girl—Carole Ingram. NEATEST: Boy—Alex Benson; Girl—Carole Ingram. TALL STORY CHAMP: Boy—Willis Teague; Girl—“Cleve” Ellis. CUTEST: Boy- Edward Johnson; Girl—Carole Ingram. PRETTIEST GIRL: Gloria Harvey. MOST HANDSOME BOY: Alex Benson. MOST TALENTED: Boy Jack Laughlin; Girl—Gloria Harvey. seventy-five blome OOVYl 228 Reading from left to right, lop row: Pete Liukakis, Audrey M.Glohon, Clyde Reddick, Lynn Ervin, Tommy Goodsick, Mary Mulligan, Jimmy Woods, Helen Hooker. Second row: Gloria Rcmion, Stanley Harris, Doris Koncman, Barry McClure, Mary Ann McGrady, Dean Bebcrman, Bobby Fountain, Ralph Ward. Third row: Dan Snowd, David Wool, Kirby Tyler, Theron Nease, Arthur White. Fourth row: Jimmy Wooten, Jimmy Cammnck, Billy Carter, Harry McGill, Donald ining. -r Miss Linda Trocdon, Teacher Favorite Song: “That Lucky Old Sun” Class Officers Clyde Reddick, President; Harry McGill, Vice-President; Mary Ann Childers, Sec.-Treas. WHO’S WHO BEST ALL AROUND: Boy -Clyde Reddick; Girl Mary Ann McGrady. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy—Clyde Reddick; Girl— Mary Ann McGrady. MOST POPULAR: Boy—Clyde Reddick; Girl—Mary Ann McGrady. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy Clyde Reddick; Girl—Sammie Kel- sall. WITTIEST: Boy—Theron Nease; Girl—Miss Trogdon. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy—Bob Fountain; Girl—Gloria Rcmion. BEST PERSONALITY: Boy —Clyde Reddick; Girl- Mary Ann McGrady. NEATEST: Boy—Clyde Reddick; Girl—Gloria Remion. TALL STORY CHAMP: Boy—Pete Liakakis; Girl—Audrey McGlohon. CUTEST: Boy -Theron Nease; Girl—Gloria Remion. PRETTIEST GIRL: Mary Ann McGrady. MOST HANDSOME BOY: Clyde Reddick. MOST TALENTED: Boy—Theron Nease; Girl—Gloria Remion. seventy-six tome oom 229 Reading from left to right, top row: Louise Goldman, Douglas Lynn, June Pittman, William Biggers, Charlotte Clifton, Jack La whom, Mary Ann Proctor, Joseph Johnson. Second row: Kenneth Griffin, Janinc Johnson, Bill Mullis, Latricia Rowell, Sammy Warren, Carolyn Norman, Charles Gor- ham, Wesley Arnold. Third row: James Lamb, Jerry Imlay, Billy Gucrard, Jimmy Williams, Edward DeWitt, Barry Barber. Fourth row : Guerry Hagins. Miss Murphy, Teacher Favorite Song: “It Isn’t Fair” Class Officers Mary Ann Proctor, President; Jerry Imlay, Vice-President; Carolyn Norman and June Pitt man. Secretary; Wesley Arnold, Treasurer. WHO’S WHO BEST ALL AROUND: Boy—Billy Guerard; Girl—Mary Ann Proctor. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy—Jerry Imlay; Girl— Janine Johnson. MOST POPULAR: Boy—Biffy Howard; Girl—Mary Ann Proctor. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy—William Biggers; Girl—Charlotte Clifton. WITTIEST: Boy—Billy Howard; Girl—Mary Ann Proctor. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy —Jimmy Williams; Girl—Janine Johnson. BEST PERSONALITY: Boy Jimmy Williams; Girl Caro- lyn Norman. NEATEST: Boy—Jimmy Williams; Girl—Charlotte Clifton. TALL STORY CHAMP: Boy—Guerry Hagins; Girl—Miss Murphy. CUTEST: Boy Douglas Lynn: Girl—Janine Johnson. PRETTIEST GIRL: Janine Johnson. MOST HANDSOME BOY: Jimmy Williams. MOST TALENTED: Boy—Sammy Warren; Girl—Mary Ann Proctor. seventy-seven J4orne oom 307 Rending from left to right, top row: Jane Keen, Bill Rawlins, Patty Scliirm, Robert McClelland, Geraldine Owens, Ira Rackley, Judy Guyot, Daniel Rotureau. Second row: Mrs. Glenn, James Yancey, Louise Lake, Jimmy Norris, Cynthia Robertson, Lawrence Crovatt. Christine Robcrds, Henry Stevenson. Third row: Carole Wiseman, William Brown, Barbara Griffin, Everett Dean, Joan LcCroy, Charles Thompson. Fourth row: James Lanier, Caroline Anderson, Robert Kutchey, Carol Farr, John Corley. Absent: Jane Thompson, Mary Cargill, Lucie Butler, Gene Stevenson. Mrs. Glenn, Teacher Favorite Song: “You’re Breaking My Heart” Class Officers Jimmy Norris, President; Judy Guyot, Vice-President; Jimmy Yancey, Secretary; Christine Roberds, Treasurer. WHO’ BEST ALL AROUND: Boy—Jimmy Norris; Girl—Cynthia Robertson. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy—Lawrence Crovatt: Girl—Christine Roberds. MOST POPULAR: Boy—Jimmy Norris; Girl Judy Guyot. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy—Robert Kutchey; Girl Joan Lc- Croy. WITTIEST: Boy—Gene Cobb; Girl—Cynthia Robertson. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy — Jimmy Norris; Girl — Christine Roberds. WHO BEST PERSONALITY: Boy-Gene Cobb; Girl—Caroline Anderson. NEATEST: Boy William Grant; Girl—Jane Kean. TALL STORY' CHAMP: Boy—Gene Stevenson; Girl—Bar- bara Griffin. CUTEST: Boy—Andy Taylor; Girl—Carol Farr. PRETTIEST GIRL: Caroline Anderson. MOST HANDSOME BOY: Jimmy Norris. MOST TALENTED: Boy—Marion Alexander; Girl—Patty Scliirm. seventy-eight . 1 lonu ?« oom 315 Reading from left to right, top row: Joann Jones, Bob Grissom, Barbara Foster, Joe Farris, Illena Cox, John Lancaster, Lex Ann Brown, Payne Copeland. Second row: Eric Olsen, Sara Goodman, Dan Reddick, Jeannette Wallace, Dorothy Helton, David Barnhill, Delores Cox, Ronald Coleman. Third row: John Parkerson, Jane Glissom, Jimmy Dotson, Emma Canty, Thomas Drane, Louise Cowart, Charlie Brightcnbock, Betty Bazemore. Fourth row: Annette Rhoden, Kathryn Harris, Paul Stewart, Ann Hollida. Mr. Beall, Teacher Class Officers Thomas Drane, Pres.; David Barnhill, Vicc-Pres.; Barbara Foster, Sec.; Bubber Hodges, Trees. WHO’S WHO BEST ALL AROUND: Boy—David Barnhill; Girl—Barbara Foster. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy John Parkerson; Girl Sara Goodman. MOST POPULAR: Boy—Bubber Hodges; Girl—Barbara Foster. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy—John Parkerson; Girl—Sara Good- man. WITTIEST: Boy Joe Farris; Girl Illena Cox. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy—David Barnhill; Girl Joanne Jones. BEST PERSONALITY: Boy—Bubber Hodges; Girl—Barbara Foster. NEATEST: Boy—Bob Grissom; Girl—Lex Ann Brown. TALL STORY CHAMP: Boy—Paul Stewart; Girl—Emma Cantey. CUTEST: Boy—Ronald Coleman; Girl—Lex Ann Brown. PRETTIEST GIRL: Ann Hollida. MOST HANDSOME BOY: Larry Smith. MOST TALENTED: Boy—David Barnhill; Girl—Ann Hollida. seventy-nine ? oom 317 Reading from left to right, top row : Albert Mason, Stella Hatgiannis, Will Madison, Ann Glantzberg, Johnny Lambertson, Carolyn Jones, Billy Linton, Lilia Clifton. Second row: Julian Bowen, Virginia Voigt, Fred Donally, Betty Cox, Bobby Woods, Jean Mincey, Johnny Grover, Jimmy Johnson. Third row: Harriet Burke, Carter Jaudon, Carolyn Carter, William Bccbc, Jackie Owensby, Betty Winders, Frank Buchheit, Barbara Kelly. Fourth row: David Slioob, Joanne Dewberry, Henri Cohen. Mr. Ashton Varnadoe, Teacher Favorite Soup: “That Lucky Old Sun” Class Officers William Beebe, President; Barbara Kelly, Vice-President; Albert Mason, Secretary; Frankie Buchheit, Treasurer. WHO’S WHO BEST ALL AROUND: Boy—Johnny Lambertson; Girl—Betty Winders. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy—Frank Buchheit; Girl Stella Ilatgiannis. MOST POPULAR: Boy—Fred Donally; Girl—Jean Mincey. MOST STUDIOUS: Bov Carter Jaudon; Girl Carolyn Jones. WITTIEST: Boy David Shooh; Girl—Joanne Dewberry. MOST ATHLETIC: Bov Johnny Groover; Girl Barbara Kelly. BEST PERSONALITY: Boy—Johnny Lambertson; Girl— Jackie Owensby. NEATEST: Bov Henri Cohen; Girl—Stella Hatgiannis. TALL STORY CHAMP: Boy David Shoob; Girl Jackie Owensby. CUTEST: Boy—Will Madison; Girl—Stella Hatgiannis. PRETTIEST GIRL: Stella Hatgiannis. MOST HANDSOME BOY: Johnny Groover. MOST TALENTED: Boy—William Bccbc; Girl—Jean Mincey. eighty Reading from left to right, top row: Clifton Norman, Audrey Andris, Danny Kennedy, Joyce Bishop, Clifford Baird, Angela Mavrikis, Charles Leonard, Winifred Seckinger. Second row: Franklin Connor, Mary Helen Tutcn, Lloyd Rice, Joyce McKenzie, Henry LoRochc, Lida Lanier, Mike Tyson, Louise Hamilton. Third row: Jane Edenfield, Margaret Hamm, Shirley Clark, Henrietta Jones, Betty Jean Sandefur, Polly Smith, Carolyn Carmi- chael. Regina Allen. Fourth row: Anne Yarlcy, M. H. Brcwton, Lillian Smith, Jimmy Reeves. Miss Virginia Ware, Teacher Favorite Song: “Wandering” Class Officers Joyce McKenzie, Pres.; Jimmy Reeves, Vice-Pres.; Edythc Dyson, Sec.; Danny Kennedy, Trcas. WHO’S WHO MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy—Charles Leonard; Girl— Joyce McKenzie. MOST POPULAR: Boy—Mike Tyson; Girl—Regina Allen. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy—Danny Kennedy; Girl—Barbara Witheringlon. BEST DRESSED: Boy—Mike Tyson; Girl—Edythe Dyson. BEST ALL AROUND: Boy—Henry La Roche; Girl—Ann Yarley. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy—M. H. Brewton; Girl—Jane Eden- field. WITTIEST: Bov Henry La Roche; Girl—Audrey Andris. CUTEST: Boy Jimmy Reeves; Girl—Louise Hamilton. TALL STORY CHAMP: Boy—Franklin Connors; Girl—Mar- garet Hamm. NEATEST: Boy—Mike Tyson; Girl Joyce McKenzie. PRETTIEST GIRL: Louise Hamilton. MOST HANDSOME BOY: M. H. Brewton. BEST PERSONALITY: Boy—Henry La Roche; Girl- Audrey Andris. MOST TALENTED: Boy -Charles Leonard; Girl—Joyce Bishop. eighty-one JI mat ? oom 321 Reading from left to right, top row: Marlene Durden, Melba Crawford, Martha Sills, Sue Cunningham, Mary Louise Dutton, Shirley Salter, Betty Johnson, Fay Morrison, Second row: Mary Ruth Brigham, Patsy Backus, Charlotte Taylor, Sarah Wade, Katherine Robinson, Joyce Blount, Martha Hinely, Jean Carter. Third row: Ann Naismith, Barbara Gold, Shirley Odum, Betty Eason, Betty Moon, Louise Freeman, Billie Ruth Hornsby, Margaret Moses. Fourth row: Kathryn Padgett, Eleanor Goldberg, Louisa Cole, Priscilla Goldberg, Evelyn Gay, Charlotte Gill. Mrs. Yatks W. Little, Teacher Class Officers Sarah Wade, President ; Barbara Gold, Vice-President; Martha Ann Sills, Secretary; Shirle BEST ALL AROUND-Sarah Wade. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sue Cunningham. MOST POPULAR Ann Naismith. MOST STUDIOUS—Betty Moon. WITTIEST—Barbara Gold. MOST ATHLETIC—Sarah Wade. Salter, Treasurer. WHO’S WHO (no boys) BEST PERSONALITY—Barbara Gold. NEATEST—Joyce Blount. TALL STORY CHAMP—Betty Johnson. CUTEST—Joyce Blount. PRETTIEST Kathryn Padgett. MOST TALENTED- Fay Morrison. eighty-two R oom 325 Reading from left to right, top row: Earl Meeks, Nancy Metzger, John Voight, Sara Hadden, William Walker, Marjorie Martin, Mary Sullivan. Second row: Martha Lee Chandler, Frances Zittrauer, Sara Moore, Alice Goette, Betty Boaen, Sandra Hart, Ethel Cohen. Third row: Kitty Ring, Bobby Rimes, Barbara Lawing. Fourth row: Franklin Blue, Shirley Barnes. Mr. Claude H. Phillips, Teacher Favorite Song: “You’re Breaking My Heart” Class Officers Earl Meeks, Pres.; Henry Benson, Vice-Pres.; Nancy Metzger, Sec.; Sara Moore, Treas. WHO’ BEST ALL AROUND: Boy—Earl Meeks; Girl—Sara Moore. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Boy—Henry Benson; Girl— Sandra Hart. MOST POPULAR: Boy—Earl Meeks; Girl—Nancy Metzger. MOST STUDIOUS: Boy—William Walker; Girl—Sara Moore. WITTIEST: Boy Tommy Tyson; Girl—Alice Goette. MOST ATHLETIC: Boy—Earl Meeks; Girl—Barbara Lawing. W H O BEST PERSONALITY: Boy—Bobby Rimes; Girl —Nancy Metzger. NEATEST: Boy—Earl Meeks; Girl—Sara Moore. TALL STORY CHAMP: Boy—Tommy Tyson; Girl—Beth Helmly. CUTEST: Boy Earl Meeks; Girl -Nancy Metzger. PRETTIEST GIRL: Nancy Metzger. MOST HANDSOME BOY: Henry Benson. MOST TALENTED: Boy—Henry Benson; Girl—Sara Moore. eighty-three CLYDE REDDICK THERON NEASE ZACQUELYN COWART n) : JEAN WHITTI NGTON ARTHUR Gf GN I LLI AT EARL MEEKS MARY ANN MCGRADY MARY ANN CHILDERS CAROLE INGRAM CHARLOTTE M GALLIARD JANET KAMINSKY JOHNNY eighty-four MILITARY eighly-fivt Storks, (i. K.—Company Commander Crotwell, V. R. Tyler, K. Cammack, J. I). Redmond, K. H. Hart, F. H. Roberts, T. W. Bates, R. L. Jordan, M. A. Weeks, E. S. Greenway, E. A. Billings, L. J. Lucas, J. E. Howard, J. P. Little, L. M. Davis, L. W. Hunter, B. G. Thigpen, R. E. Crosby, B. G. Smith, L. N. Powers, R. D. Stegin, W. E. Harrell, W. H. Donaldson, P. L. Lanier, L. A. Morrison, T. W. Russon, M. Tuten, J. C. Stewart, P. H. Cobb, I). C. Fritz, E. G. Law, L. C. Sanders, J. I). Williams, J. M. Vining, I). C. Branan, J. W. Thompson, C. W. Precht, 1). Newman, R. W. LaRoche, H. T. Tootle, S. D. Yarbrough, C. J. Joyner, II. L. Rice, L. N. Purvis, N. V. Gorham, B. D. Nilsson, D. C. Wooten, J. R. Williams, J. H. Herman, D. L. Sieg, R. M. Pitman, J. P. Flaherty, R. F. Campbell, T. D. Collins, D. Drakullis, J. P. Maddux, F. T. Zipperer, H. E. Jue, R. Shepherd, S. B. Smith, B. C. Schuman, M. B. Godley, E. P. G. Tillman, J. R. Inman, R. H. Rowe, J. E. Fleming, S. S. Bevill, F. Mosher, G. D. Reynolds, C. W. Witherington, 1). E. Saussy, W. 11. Scharff, L. Markesteyn, J. M. Edwards, S. Drossopoulos, B. A. Braun, J. M. Breitenbach, C. J. McDonold, J. H. Simerly, R. L. Sheppard, W. T. Graves, W. W. Braun, L. M. Brutcher, S. P. Edwards, R. W. Harvey, R. V. Woods, L. M. Tyson, T. W. Hunter, J. L. Brannan, R. F. Papadeas, D. King, E. C. Oglesby, W. F. Jarrell, A. M. Ward, R. B. Slovcr, J. M. Collins, C. H. Tlmman, H. R. Ducey, J. E. Carter, R. A. Elmore, B. C. Krapt, H. R. Olness, B. N. Dorsey, A. F. Hester, J. C. Brady, j. W. Richards, J. N. Connelly, W. H. Porter, J. C. Bishop, R. J. McWhorter, H. S. Thomas, M. C. Denmark, R. Burkhaltcr, Q. England, A. M. Rector, P. E. Buckmaster, R. E. Rice, J. F. Ellis, J. Bishop, F. D. Sweat, G. F. Stanley, J. L. Dotson, J. J. Turner, C. L. Jarrell, W. L. Zipperer, N. A. Wallace, L. E. Ulmer, V. M. Bowen, A. J. Shealey, I). M. Johnson, W. Smith, B. Johnson, B. M. Blocker, D. I). Parks, R. S. Goodrich, I. T. Hudgins, J. Z. Horton, H. B. Goethe, J. M. eighty six Armstrong. Ii.—Company Commander McElhaney, W. J. Lanier, J. R. Corley, J. W. Shoptaw, J. H. Iler, W. S. Coursey, R. L. Ayrer, M. A. Fisliback, W. H. Grisson, G. S. Bell, C. H. Clayton, B. L. Schuman, B. Gay, L. E. Meli, C. A. Lamb, J. R. Ellison, C. J. Wilkes, J. C. Williams, W. R. King, C. D. Fetzer, L. E. Brodmann, J. H. Wesson, E. Parker, C. E. Wise, G. I). Joiner, R. G. Billings, L. j. Lanier, L. A. Towns, E. L. Lee, J. P. Coleman, R. E. Biggers, W. H. Rimes, R. R. Lord, W. C. Paul, W. E. West, D. E. Elrod, J. C. Beberman, E. I) Harper, J. W. Pull in� . W. E. Highsmitli, F. F. Kelley, G. R. Tedder, G. Lawhon, J. H. Harrison, 1). Brabham, A. C. Jordan, W. Lynn, S. E. Wohlton, J. I). Anderson, B. R. Sykes, R. 1). Kutchey, R. W. Burch, 1). A. Maner, M. F. Cole, R. C. Feiler, E. J. Lewis, H. E. Smith, J. F. Price, B. E. Cronin, B. A. Wamsley, A. E. Turner. N. Blue, F. 1). Mullis, W. M. Howard, J. T. Norman, C. N. Smith, G. L. Kennedy, I). B. Riddick, D. D. l)e Mars, C. T. Glover, G. A. eighty-seven Blocker, H. G.—Company Commander Howard, C. S. Snead, R. R. Cannon, N. W. Warren, J. S. Clark, R. C. Harris, J. R. Rogers, C. M. Anderson, N. R. Grant, W. E. Linton, L. W. Gay, E. M. Clanton, J. IV. Grotheer, R. A. Williamson, J. 1). Porter, M. M. Olsen, E. M. O’Quinn, II. C. Fulcher, J. C. Hoagland, W. K. Schuneman, J. 11. Stegin, F. S. Barger on, E. P. Golden, J. Williams, W. 1). Conner, F. Clanton, J. H. Langford, D. Meadors, L. IT. Brewton, M. II. Peck, J. F. Davis, R. F. Yeomans, C. E. Pearson, J. A. Davis, A. L. Teague, W. T. Johnson, E. C. Andra, J. W. Missroon, J. F. Black, H. R. Moore, B. H. Batayias, G. E. Johnson, J. L. Smith, L. F. Adler, M. L. Parrish, D. G. Harris, II. S. Warren, G. M. Adams, L. 1). Fischmalter, V. C. Friedman, C. R. Johns, M. Missroon, R. L. Rahn, R. C. Harrison, I). L. Jones, F. A. Carter, J. C. Roach, J. A. Landlord, R. Miller, H. L. Davis, R. M. Lettow, E. B. Perkins, D. E. Grey, E. R. Myers, G. Jordan, W. R. Gorman, R. V. McCoy, J. W. Fisher, C. N. Moore, J. R. Carter, R. IT. White, A. L. Waters, J. L. Ogburn, F. J. Stacy, H. T. P. Weatherly, J. E. Harrod, R. P. Varner, T. L. Boyd, J. R. Reaver, J. L. Brown, J. H. Bradley, W. W. Lancaster, J. A. Shook, D. Cribbs, R. E. Bryant, R. E. Love, G. F. Wilson, T. E. Jones, R. B. Barrett, W. V. Brinson, G. E. Hurst, J. I. Jewett, J. E. McKenzie, E. M. Lariscy, J. W. Rogers, J. B. Finch, A. Wilson, W. M. Friedman, H. K. McLaskey, W. L. Coppage, H. P. McIntosh, C. A. Friedman, J. R. Smith, W. A. Cronin, S. B. Mason, S. A. Itzkowitz, C. Austin, E. II. Cullins, L. R. Allen, T. T. MeLellan, C. R. Perry, T. H. Brown, E. M. Ewing, M. E. Key, W. E. Bairas, R. J. Bailey, G. C. Von Waldner, II. J. Barber, L. B. Bridget , A. W. eighty-eight Beebe, M. E. T.ynch, L. 0. Black, H. Norton, R. E. Blaekalder, J. H. Purvis, E. F. Boiul, S. Renfroe, G. W. Booker, J. A. Scott, T. B. Boykin, 1). Smith, J. A. Colson, C. M. Swain, J. E. Eck, T. J. Tidwell, M. L. Edleman, S. W. Tillman, C. H. Foster, C. E. Woods, G. A. Grover, D. L. Lyons, J. II. Harrellson, J. Young, L. C. Hughes, L. T. Morgan, — — Honcyeott, D. L. Bearshaw, B. S. Jones, M. A. Cobia, E. D. Kimball, T. Dasher, W. L. Ganger, 1). T. Denmark, B. D. Lazard, R. R. Dixon, D. H. Long, A. K. Foster, W. G. Maul, G. H. Graham, J. R. New, J. C. Hudson, T. C. Powell, H. B. Lueders, R. J. Warlick, T. C. Johnson, E. D. AII, I). Simmons, E. B. Benson, A. Connolly, H. M. Cook, T. E. Hamilton, L. T. Eden, W. H. Kennedy, R. Fore, M. L. Meyers, R. C. Geiger, L. P. Walker, W. H. Helmly, J. R. Leonard, C. A. Hines, F. E. Mayer, R. H. Jacobs, W. F. Gignilliat, A. M. Leach, A. M. Ike, E. P. eighty-nine itle Jeam First row, left to right: Paul Howard, Rickard Crolwell, Eddie Carter, Bobby Armstrong, Bob Crlsson. Second row, left to right: Clinton Strickland, Gail Grisson, Sgt. Vasko, Coach; Bobby Tillman, George Kelly. Third row, left to right: Maurice Ayers, Jake Ellis, Jimmy Elrod, Dewey Mosher. Porter _ _ . 841 Lanier 1188 Richmond 891 BC 897 Lanier __ 881 Richmond 906 BC . 889 SHS 886 SHS 1248 SHS 922 SHS 906 SHS 912 SHS 907 SHS 927 The regional II competition was held at SHS in which the SHS Team lost its first and only defeat of the season. There were tw'o postal matches fired. SHS is one of the many that competes for Third Army Area honors. In the Ilearst Trophy matches SHS came out in second place ahead of BC who finished third. Individual medals and a team plaque were awarded in the above match. The team that competed is as follows: Crolwell, Richard Carter, James Benson, Henry Grisson, Robert Armstrong, Robert SHS rifle team gained full ownership of the “City Championship Trophy” by taking two matches out of three from BC. This trophy must be won three years in order for a school to have full ownership. SHS won in ’18, ’49, and ’50. This trophy was awarded by the American Legion Cannan Post 184. ninety ninety-one Simone Alpern, Barbara Allen, Con y Arensbsch, Georgia Anderson, Belly Brew ton, Joan Brooker, Merrelle Brannen, Bette Bazeniore, Norman Blackwell, Gwen Beaufort, Marta Benda, Jean Bolen, Mary Lou Byerly, Bert Cronin, Richard Crotwell (Asst. Military Editor), Ethel Cohen, Camille Cummer, Ruth Chapman, Alice Dougherty, John l)onn, Sally Davenport, Kathryn Denmark, Nancy Elliott, Mary Ann Etchison, Betty English (Home Room Editor), Marvin Ellis (Asst. Business Editor), Joanna Eitel, Robert Friedman, Marguerite Ford, Helen Fender, Madelyn Feinberg, Alice Fruitticher (Circulation Mgr.), Dorothy Finn, Barbara Foster, Jane Guthman, Shirley Calkin. Delores Garmer (Business Mgr.), Betty Graham, Barbara Cay, Sandra Hart, Paul Howard «Mili- tary Editor� , Betty Herold, Jerry Imlay, Henrietta Jones, Betty Johnson, Ann Jerkins, Alice Jones, Janet Kaminsky (Editor-in- Chief), Cicely LaBastie, Mary Lynn, Anne McArthur, Sally Mirsky, Betty McCaller, Rachel Monk, Edwina McCune, Betty Moon, Mary Sue Morel, Ethel McCurry (Art Editor), Betty Ann Mitchum, Mary Jane Mayer, Natalie Nahay, Anna Ohsiek, Eleanor Ogburn (Asst. Home Room Editor), Gwen Phillips, John Parkerson, Barbara Pillatt, John Peck (Activities Editor� , June Pittman, Ann Perkins, Mary Parke, Christine Roberts, Cynthia Robertson, Greta Rosenzweig, Ray Russel (Asst. Editor), Gail Rosen, Mary Sue Smith, Frances Samuels, Shirley Salter, Mary Sullivan, Ginny Sehenck, Lollie Stelljes (Asst. Circulation Mgr.), Joan Surrency, Robert Smith, Anne Taylor, Elsie Thorpe, Barbara Unglesbec, Ann Ulmer, Pat Vaughn (Asst. Sports Editor), Peggy Wilburn, Carole Wood, Judy Walker, Barbara Withcrington, Sarah Wade (Sports Editor), Mellie Wade, Reba Williamson, John Woods, Mary Frances Womble, Florence Wong (Asst. Activities Editor), Anne Yarley, and Helen Youngblood. ninety-two an d White First row, left to right: Shirle Anne Salter, Patty Brady, Mary Perry, Betty Meyer, Hazel Morgan, Betty English. Second row: Kitty Browne, Dorothy Clark, Betty Eason, Martha Ann Sills, Ann McArthur, Eleanor Ogburn, Sue Zoucks. Third row: Jane Edenfield. Betty Moon, Ethel Sponsella, Miss Gladys Cordoray, Barbara Gold, Barbara Gay, Carol Ruth. Fourth row: Patsy Backus, Betty Ann Mitchuin, Helen Maze, Barbara Lawing, Dorothy Marmelstein, Mary Elizabeth Weldon, Joan Lecroy. Firth rote; George Sweat, Gerald Yarbotigh, Louis Shaft. Absent when picture was taken: Marvin Ellis, Charles DcMars. Editors................... Business Editor........... Assistant Business Editor . Sports Editor............. Circulation Manager . . . Exchange Editor............ Assistant Exchange Editor Sue Zoucks, Louise Shaft. Patsy Backus ..................Shirle Ann Salter ....................Martha Ann Sills .......................Marvin Ellis ..............Mary Elizabeth Weldon ......................Charles DeMars .......................Kitty Browne We have accomplished the publication of three papers. The first issue was published December of 1949, the second issue was published January of 1950, and the third issue was published in April. One more issue is to be published. This issue will be pub- lished before graduation. We have changed the size of the paper from the small size to the large size. ninety-three First rote, left to right: Zacquelyn Cowart, I.more Cantey, Florence Wong, Faye Henry, Betty Burris, Frances Bryant, Charlotte McGalliard, Grace Silva, Mary Lou Byerly, Rita Scott. Jane Cut liman. Second row: Mary Ann Childers, Betty Jones, Merrelle Brannen, Jackie Taylor. Simone Alpern, Janet Kaminsky, Joan Brooker, Mahla Wilson, Margie Cooper, Miriam Cowan, Theron Nease, Sara Goodman. Third row: Mary Ann McGrady, Bill Minter, Betty Lord, Rose- mary Woodbridge, Carolyn Wood, Sally Levy, Edwina McCune, Lollic Stelljes, Jean Whitting- ton. Jean Sollar, Judy Guyot, Raymond Wood. Fourth row: Harry McGill, Jack Laughlin, Clyde Reddick, Boh Brewer, Jon Jewett, Charles Ilzkovitz, Eugene Bargcron, Ronald Jewett, Mrs. Wade, Advisor; Sue Cunningham. Fifth row: Henry Powell, George Kandel, Evans Nichols, John Parkerson, Tliad Welch, Mr. Axley, advisor. BETA CLUB OFFICERS September, 1949 President Vice-President Corresponding Secretary . . . Theron Ncasc Treasurer Publicity Chairman................Betty Moss Librarian................Mary Ann McGrady Historian.................Mary Ann Childers January, 1950 President..............Edwina McCune Vice-President..........Lollie Stelljes Secretary..............Sue Cunningham Corresponding Secretary . . Tliad Welch Treasurer..............Miriam Cowan Librarian..............Sara Goodman Parliamentarian............Henry Powell ninety-four Red C, ro66 Left to right, first row: Mickey Greenfield, Pete Liaknkis, Henry Powell. Second row: Hubert Durden, Edward Brinson. Third row: Mary Frances Sullivan, Barbara I nglesbee, Margaret Moses, Patty Brady, Betty Meyer, Mary Perry. Fourth row: Audrey Andris, Cory Arensbach, Jo Ann Dierks, Ann Perkins, Ann Perry, Marlene Cook. Fifth row: Jimmy Dotson, John Woods, Raymond Wood. Sixth row: Cecil McClelland, Mrs. Harper, Jimmy Elrod. OFFICERS President...............................John Woods Secretary.....................Jo Ann Dierks Treasurer...............................Jack Lucky The Red Cross was successful in collecting $41.00 from the home room classes for registration. The school was 100% in mem- bership. Thirty boxes were filled and sent over seas. Members helped decorate the float that was entered in the Saint Patrick’s Day Parade. ninety-five LiiticeS an J WaAal Reading from left to right: Henry Powell, Peter Liakakis, Hen New, Harry McGill, John Woods. S! oo St ore Reading from left to right, first row: Dot Hansen, Faye Henry, Betty Brcwton, Alice Jones, Miriam Bergrin, Mitzi Mears, Hazel Morgan. Frances Samuels, Louise Goldman. Second row: Sue Cunningham, Carolyn Unglcsbce, Anna Ohsiek. Third row: Betty Lord, Lynn Erwin, Jane Crawford, Joanne Dewberry, Hubert Durden, Jimmy Meadows, Manager. Fourth row: Rosemary Woodbridge, Jane Gulhmun, Mr. Akins, Advisor, Frank Kelley, Treasurer. ninety-six Student C ouncii hirst row. left to right: Mrs. Dotson, Herbert Powell, Earl Meeks, Mary Jane Mayer, Sue Cunningham, Arthur Gignilliat, Mary Anne McGrady, John Woods, Harry McGill, Pete Liaka- kis, Hubert Durden, Mr. Akins. Second row: Elliot Simmons, Charles Itzkovitz, Charles Lee, Margaret Spell, Fay Henry, Sara Goodman, Mary Anne Childers, Betty McCaller, Thad Welch, Frank Buchheit, Stetson Fleming, Jerry Imlay, David Carter. Third row: Frank Kelly, Charles De Mars, Mary Francis Womble, Christine Roberds, Betty Moss, Peggy Chambers, Marilyn Stevens, Shirley Jaudon, Cory Arensbach, Mellie Wade, Deborah Clark, Billy Minter, Fred Stokes, Jimmy Elrod. Fourth row: Frank Mclson, Hazel Morgan, Carolyn Unglesbee, Francine Cooper, Janice Cohen, Fran Lesser, Mary Anne Etchison, Alice Dougherty, Joan Surrency, Natalie Nahay, Barbara Gold, Margie Martin, Helen Fender. ninety-seven 2) ruma First rote, left to right: Aleen Huff, Sammy Kelsall. Illena Cox, Jimmy Elrod, (standing), Anne Tyson, Mary Iler, Nan Walters, Margrett Hail, Betty Burriss. Second row: Miss Thorpe, John Woods, Denson Foss, Henry Rabcy, Dionne Lymon. _ ihiJ Aon A rcuna First row, left to right: Patsy Backus, Jean Mincey, Nancy Fisher. Second row: Jane Eden- field, Geraldine Gay, Katheryn Murkevorty, Aliene Eulam. Third row: Shirley Edenfield, Nadja Eichanmer, Kitty Ring. Fourth rote: Jane Kean, Joan LeCroy, Joan Brittle, George Sweat. Fifth row: Barbara Cesser, Jill Mirsky, Josephine Dowdy, Carole Wiseman, Freddie Stegin, Beverly Moore, Wade Williams, Henry LaKocke, Robert Simerly Sixth roiv: Jarrell Yarbrough, Frances Bryant, Jimmie Recton, Miss Hudson. ninety-eight Camera First row. left to right: Charles DeMars, Barbara Lawing, Jean Bolan, Dorothy Finn. Second row: Edwin Feiler, Sara Goodman, Joanne Arkena. Third row: Ray Rivenhark, Bill Wilson, Maurice Ayrer, Julian Brannen, Joan W'illiains. Steps, first row, left to right: Fred Stokes (Sec. ’49), Betty Moss (Pres.), Joyce Stebbins (Treas.) Second row: Don Perkins, Quinnie Williams, Charles McIntosh, Miss .Murphy (Advisor). Third row: Eleanor Ogburn, Seabie Lewis, Dionne Lymon, Joanne Arkema, Betty Anne Pike. Fourth row: Betty Lord, Ruth Sinuuons, Jackie Taylor, Jennie Lynn. Louise Cowart, Carolyn Fluke, Betty English, Norman Blackwell (Sec. ’50), Wilbur McElhcncy. Back row: Shirley Fender, Ruth Daniels, Helen Arnold. ninety-nine Left to right, top row: Irene Wilson, Carolyn Reddick, Bobbie Jean Hooks, Ruth Daniels. Second row: Ann Perkins, Jean Overstreet, Joanne Blackwell, Judy Barnett, Sally Levy, Georgia Florence Harper, Hazel Morgan, Sarah Wade, Sue Cunningham, Rosclyn Nodvin, Janet Kaminsky. Third row: Mrs. Zeigler, Greta Rosensweig, Mrs. Tuthill. Miss Hogan. Advisor Left to right, top row: Marjorie Jean Martin, Betty Jane Howell, Vadna DcLoach, Shirley Edenfield, Carolyn IJnglesbee, Dorothy Denmark, Doris Duke, Dorothy Massey. Second rote: Julia Wade, Mary Frances Sullivan, Betty Banks, Marlene Graham, Joy Armfield, Lillian Strickland, Laura Story, Marilyn Stephens, Joan Surrency, Miss Hogan. Third row: Melba Crawford. one hundred ■ First row, left to right: Jill Mirsky, Joan Purcell, Frances Bryant, Mary Tuten, Jean Mincey, Miss Milano. Second row: Ann Jenkins, Pat Patterson, Geraldine Owens, Mary Hermes Ryan, Barbara Lesser. Third row: Jerry Imlay, Philip Donaldson. Beverly Moore, James Glover, Herman Friedman. Tom Varner. Standing, first row: Floyd Highsmilh, Bobby Waters, Terry Maddox, Carole Wiseman, Betty Farthing. Second row: Robert Sullivan, Wade Williams, Lou Vaughn, John Sanders. First row, left to right: Mrs. Middleton, Fran Lesser, Ethel Cohen, Diane Semuels, Despina Paulson, Evans Nichols, David School). Second row: Mickey Goldman, Janice Cohen, Gail Rosen, Carole Ingram, Ann Naismilh, Dunbar Harrison. Third row: Miriam Bergrin, Sally Pryor, Joan Le Croy, Johnny Campbell. Fourth row: Henri Cohen, Stella Ilatgrannis, Irene Andris, Carolyn Carter, Jane Keene. Fifth row: Martha Hinely, Jo Ann Dewberry, Louise Goldman, Nancy Cowart, Pat Vaughn, Raymond Wood. Sixth rote: Charles Stewart, Margie Stellianos. Dorothy Dukes, Lynn Erwin, Jane Crawford, Betty Mavarkis. Nancy Anderson, Betty English, Eleanor Ogburn, Florence Wong. one hundred one Bottom row: Oscar Covington, Johnny Campbell, Landy New, Lindy Willis, Wylly Griffin, Rusty Martin, Keith Wood. Second row: Charles Lee, Gene Hutchinson, Ben New, Ed Cobh, Fred Pierce, Tliad Welch, Bobby Andrews, Bill Parker, David Barnhill. Third row: Alex “Bub- her” Hodges, Bobby Adams, John Groover, David Groover, Billy Lee, Neal Porter, Kenny Brewlon, Joe Sharpe. Fourth row: Jack Miller, Bobby Barns, Bill Kitchen, John Lambertson, Mr. Hesse, John Barthelmess. one hundred two First row, left to right: Betly Farthing, Ann Tew, Carole Ingram, Molly Barnhardt. Second row: Billy Minter, Wilbur McElhaney, Raymond Woods, Ronald Coleman, Corbel! Coleman. The Savannah High Cheerleaders are composed of 11 bard working boys and girls, who like cheering and sports. They cheer at each football and basketball game and lead the school in cheers at each Pep Meeting. These Pep Meetings are held before each football game in order to encourage the other students to take part in school sports. Every one seems to enjoy them and it brings out the school spirit a great deal. This year the cheerleaders made several trips. They went to Waycross, Macon, and Augusta and were accompanied by Mrs. Suteliff and Mrs. Anderson who, by the way, have been so kind to help the cheerleaders in their work. The cheerleaders that are graduating this year are: Carole Ingram, Betty Farthing, Billy Minter, and Raymond Woods. one hundred three First roiv, left to right: Lcnore Cohen. Billy Grant, Jimmy Dotson, Miss Dodge, Advisor. Second row: Elsie Thorpe, Shirley Pike, vice-president; Selina Marcus, Fran Lesser, Fay Riner, president. Third row: Nancy Sollar, Frances Samuels, Ann Perry, treasurer; Jane Guthman. First row, left to right: Barbara Trainor, Caroline Anderson, Vice-President; Rosemary Woodbridge. Second row: Josephine Dowdy, Sue Cunningham, Historian; Christine Roberds, Mary Williams, Sara Moore. Secretary; Judy Guyot, President; Carole Farr, Treasurer; Nancy Elliott, Mrs. Glenn, Advisor. Third row: Clinton Strickland, Billy Cooper, Margie Cooper, Sally Levy, Carolyn Wood, Bill Minter. Fourth row: Boh Brewer, Mickey Greenfield, John Barthclmess, Henry Powell. Not in picture: Peggy Wilburn, Joan Alberino. one hundred four The Needlecrafl Club is composed of the following members: Rosemary Woodbridge, Carolyn Bragg, Charlotte Taylor, Char- lotte Gill, Betty Banks, Jean Carter, Jackie Cook, Billie Ruth Hornsby, Carolyn Jones, Winnie Seokinger, Kathryn Baggett. Evelyn Gay, Marlene Graham, Kay Morrison, Alice Goette, Louise Freeman, Fay Henry, Polly Smith. Kathryn Robertson, Louise Lake, Seabie Lewis, Shirley Odum, Jane Kean, Eleanor Goldberg, Dionne Lymon, Lora Story, Joanne Blackwell, and Ann Farris. The Needlecrafl Club was organized during the fall term and met once each week. The girls were busy learning to tat, crochet, and “turn a heel.” One section of the club was sponsored by Mrs. Little; the other, by Miss Trogdon and Miss Bridgcr. Mittens, sweaters and baby sacques were knitted by some members, but socks were favorites; some being argyle types for boy friends—others being Angora for personal wear. Tatting was discovered to be the most difficult handwork attempted. Some of the work went into immediate use and other pieces into “Hope Chests.” one hundred five }arni erS Mr. McArthur, Edmund Marx, Ralph Gray, Howard Marx, Charles Cole, Tommy Goodrich, Edward Leltow. First row, left to right: Charles Lomel, Henry Shearhouse, John McKay, Bobby Armstrong, Kay Rivenbark. Second row: Arthur Winn, Brevard Law, Galin Myers, Elmer Towns, Julian Brannan, Edwin Eeiler. Third row: Jay Gilpin, Gene Smith, Jackie Brannan, Pete Liakakis, Manuel Tissura, Mr. Lain, Joseph Rice. one hundred six Bottom row, left to right: Richard Norsworthy, L. V. McEwen, Earl Meeks, Bill Holley, Ralston Wylly, Arthur Gignilliat, Bob Brewer, Lewis Little, Reg McDufTee, Raymond Wood, Bert Cronin. Second row: Mr. (.laude II. Phillips, Advisor; Theron Nease, Jack Laughlin, Charles Lomel, Jack Pender, Jimmy Garmer, Herby Powell, Ronald Jewett, Frank Melson, Billy Winter. Third row: Charles Howard, Jerry Imlay, John Parkerson, Ed Ike, Fred Pierce, Jimmy Shoptaw, Wylly Doty, Ray Rivenbark, Julian Brannan, Edward Gray. Dorothy Bryan, Katherine Walker, Bob Smith, Michael Murrin, Ann Tyson, Dan Snowden, John Derst, James Burnes, Bobby Groom, Dorothy Denmark, Clara Dell Fischer, Doreen Hiett, Jennie Lynn, Ethel McCurry, Edwina McCune, Delores Gartner, Ralston Wylly, Lollic Stclljes, Helen McLeroy, Dorothy Dukes, Allan Reynolds, George Kandel, Richard Norsworthy, Charles Lomell, JoAnn Blackwell, Doris Duke, Barbara Dowell, Marie Anderson, Carroll Norman, Walter East, Denson Foss, Elsie Newmane, Sara Robinson, Cicely LaBastie, Dorothy Finn, II. Burden, Janet Epting, Jackie Baylis, Frank Lowell, Jack Luby, Dotty Becdon, Betty Gene Tuten, Ethel Rogers, Shirley Dukes, Euona Brayaldre, Barbara Covington, Carolyn Lnglesbec, Jean Wells, Ruth Chapman, Martha Sue Caiman, Ethel Beale, Mary Homes Bryan, Earlenc Bacon, Mary Ann Proctor, Nancy Bacon, Latricia Rowell, Carolyn Carmichael, Mary Helen Tuten, Jane Edenfield, Edythe Dysen, Henrietta Jones, Janice Thigpen, Jeanette Wallace, Illena Cox, Paine Copeland, Cynthia Robertson, Geraldine Owens, Mellie Crawford, Martha Hinely, Billie Ruth Hornsby, Mary Louise Dutton, Shirley Barnes. Martha Lee Chandler, Betty Boaen, Alice Goette, Carolyn Mixon, Georgia McBain, Harry O’Leary, Billie Taylor, Gale Bennett, Jack Elkins, Johnny Lambertson, Georgia Florence Harper, Nancy Cowart, Joan Asendolf. Dorothy Mumelstein, Shirley Patterson, Jimmie Becton, Carole Ruth, Ray Rivenbark. one hundred seven __science Left to right, seated: Dick Allen. Hubert Mallory, Peggy Storey, Julian Brannan, Ray Riven- bark. First row, standing: Stuart Breckenridge, Bill Hunter, Louis Scharff, Mr. Beall. Herman Friedman, Edwin Feilcr. Second row. standing: Phillip Rector, George Batayias, Bobby Har- rod, Eugene Bargeron, Jon Jewett, Marion Ulmer. Top: Carl King. I ot in picture: Ronald Coleman and Jimmy Meadows. OFFICERS September, 1949 President........................Dick Allen Vice-President..............Ray Rivenbark Secretary.......................Peggy Storey Treasurer...................Julian Brannan January, 1950 President...............Stuart Breckenridge Vice-President...............Jimmy Meadows Secretary......................Peggy Storey Treasurer............................Julian Brannan Advisor.........................W. T. Beall The Science Club was formed in October, 1949, at the activity period. All interested persons attended and a group was formed under the direction of Mr. Beall. The aim of the club is to promote the general interest of science among high school pupils. Anyone can join the club, even if be or she does not take or has not taken one of the sciences. Members of the club include students of Chemistry, Physics, Biology and some that have taken no science. Club dues are collected and each member is ex- pected to serve the club and his school. During the meetings, members may work on projects, do school science work, or help others in the science classes. Two projects were carried out this year: the first was a science demonstration for the G. E. A. Convention held here, the other was a science exhibit for one of the vocational school’s classes. During the semester some outside field trips were taken. The trips included one to Hunter Field, to see jet airplanes; one to the W. S. A. V. transmitters, to see how radio stations work; one to Union Bag; one to Shuey’s Lab. More trips are being planned. The Science Club stands ready to serve the school and community whenever it is called on to do so. one hundred eight First rote, left to right: Billy Lord, Bobby Brannon, Eugene Walker, Henry Tull is. Bob New- some, Assist. Manager; Brevard Law, Manager; Ray Rivenburk. Second row: L. J. McEuven, Billy Griffin. Dennis Witherington, Jack Lawhon, Jack Elkins, Billy Ross, Edward Grey. Third rote: Frank Melson, John Wilson, Allen Eitel, (diaries Leonard, Bill Brunner, George Kandel, Richard Norsworthy, Charles Lomel, Danny Rotcreau, Barry McClure, Edward Dewitt, Lewis Davis. The stage crew has complete charge of all stage equipment. Maintenance and care of this equipment by this group is of primary importance. Without their unselfish efforts our many stage performances would not be possible. one hundred nine Front row, left to right: Cadets, Capt. Strickland, Capt. McDuffy, Major Landolfi, Capt. von Waldner, 1st Lt. Crotwell, 1st Lt. Thigpen, 2nd I.t. Mason. Second Row: Cadets, 1st Lt. Howard, J. P., 1st Lt. Marchman, Capt. Hammock, 1st l.t. Armstrong, 1st Lt. Howard, M. P., 1st Lt. Grissom. Third row: Cadets, Capt. Laughlin, 1st Lt. Neace, 1st Lt. Brewer, 1st Lt. Blocker, 2nd Lt. Towns, 1st Lt. Groom, 2nd Lt. Lucky. Fourth row: Cadets, 1st Lt. Elkins, Capt. Cleary, Capt. Gignilliat, 2nd Lt. Wylly, 2nd Lt. Ike, 1st I.t. Stokes, Capt. Groover, 1st Lt. Waller. The Officer’s Club elected as officers for the September term: Pres., Capt. von Waldner; Yicc-Prcs., Lt. Col. Kent; Sect., 1st Lt. Crotwell; Treas., 1st Lt. Thigpen. The officers for the past term are: Pres., Major Welch; Vice-Pres., Capt. Armstrong; Sect, and Treas., Lt. Col. Paul Hammock. The recent officers of the battalion are, September Term: Battalion Commander, Lt. Col. Hex Kent; Company Commander “A,” Cap L Groover: Company Commander “B,” Capt von Waldner; Company Commander ‘C,” Capt. Strickland. January Term: Battalion Commander, Lt. Col. Paul Hammock; Company Commander '‘A,” Capt. Stokes; Company Commander “B,” Capt. Arm- strong; Company Commander “C,” Capt Blocker. one hundred ten Office Olssiltants First row, left to right: Mary Jane Mayer, Anita Mitchell, Mainline Stevens, Shirley Morrow, Nancy Metzer. Second row: Marcia Miller, Betty Ann Mitchum, Judy Barnett, Barbara Thompson, Sara Moore, Sandra Cohen, Janet Kaminsky, Mr. Vnrncdoc, Robert Fountain, Miss Cohen. Back Bow: Hazel Morgan, Carolyn Bragg, Madeline Feinberg. Sporti eview Sitting in front: Paul Hammock, Sec. First row: Ralph Hursey, Treas.; William Fursc, Pres.; Fred Benill, Mr. Langford. Second row: Ray Love, Rogers Coursey, John Brodman, Bobby Snead, Hugh Stacey. one hundred eleven Left to right. front row: Wilbur Dowd, George Smith, Roslyn Nodvin, Joyce McKenzie, Louise Hamilton, Mrs. Barber, Henri Cohen, Jay Gilpin, John Derst, Clinton Strickland. Back row: Johnnie Lambertson, Charles Holm, Marvin Thomas, Billy Anderson, Gene Smith, Harold Jenkins, Pete Linkakis, Harry McGill, and Brevard Law. OFFICERS President...........................Wilbur Dowd Vice-President..........John Lambertson Treasurer....................Charles Holm Secretary...............Louise Hamilton Reporter.....................Pete Liakakis Parliamentarian......................Henri Cohen Delegate to National Convention in Asheville,, N. C. was Harry McGill. Club Colors—Blue and Gold. Motto—To Learn While You Earn. one hundred twelve one hundred thirteen BEN NEW-CO-CAPT. FULL BACK First row, left to right: Jim Norris, Ben New, Wylie Griffin, Lindy Willis, Bobby Adams, Gene Hutchinson, Harry Connor, Billy Parker, Kenny Brewton, David Carter, Charles Lee. Second row: Glenn Cartliron, Albert Pearson, James Yancey, Will Madison, Red McKenzie, Candy New, David Collins, Keith Woods, Jack Weiland, Robert Jenkins, Billy Gucrrard. DAVE COLLI NS UARTER BACI DAVE BARNHILL TACKLE chick shiver COACH KENNY BREWTON TACKLE GENE HUTCHINSON CENTER BILLY PARKER END EARL MEEKS ASST. MANAGER JOHN CAMPBELL GUARD THAD WELCH END LANDY NEW HALF BACK EDWARD ZIPPERER TACKLE JIM GATEWOOD ASST.COACH WYLIE GRIFFIN-CO-CAPT FULL BACK RED M CKENZIE BOBBY ADAMS HALF BACK HALF BACK Third rote: Tlmcl Welch, Frank Smith, Tim Drake, Ronald Moyd, Jerry Clanton, Bobby Parker, James Shoptaw, Doug Woodward, Lawrence Freeman, Freddie Hart, Ed Zippercr, Marion Alexander. Fourth row: John Bar tide mess, Oscar Covington, David Barnhill, Jack Wilson, Noil Porter, Herbert Kraft, Billy Cooper, Billy Taylor, J. L. Brown, Earl Meeks, John Campbell. JOHN BARTHELMESS MANAGER BaAelUt 5E eam First row, left to right: Bobby Adams, “Bubber” Hodges, “Rat” Adams, Edson Weeks. Second row: Ralph DolgofT, Schulyer Johnson, Bill Kitchens, Charles Hartford, “Sleepy” Cobb. Third row:: “Dickie” Register, Asst. Mgr.; Bobby “Slick” Barnes, Billy Giles, “Pooty” Dear- ing, Johnny Campbell, Billy Lee, Edward Johnson, Herbie Kraft, Mgr. one hundred sixteen Jeam Coach “Chick.” Shiver CITY CHAMPS, REGION CHAMPS, STATE RUNNERS-UP Richmond Academy.................32 Catholic.........................31 Commerical.......................26 Roosevelt........................25 Smith............................28 B. C.............................31 Commercial.......................37 Glynn............................34 Roosevelt........................39 Smith............................11 B. C.............................27 Glynn............................22 Richmond Academy.................34 Catholic.........................27 Savannah ................... 36 “ 29 “ 34 “ ...................... “ 39 “ 27 “ 45 “ 42 “ ........... .35 “ 45 “ 31 “ ......................61 “ 55 “ 65 Commercial B. C. . . . REGION TOURNAMENT .......22 Savannah . .......34 STATE TOURNAMENT Moultrie.........................37 Murphy...........................40 North Fulton.....................28 Lanier...........................40 Savannah ........................ 42 “ 51 “ 34 “ 36 All GIAA Bubble Houcks, Bobby Barnes. Bili.y Lee All Region Bubbkr Hodges, Bobby Barnes, Bili.y Lee All Region Tournament- Billy Adams Bobby Adams, Bill Kitchens. Billy Lee All City— Bobby Barnes, Bobby Adams, Billy Lee one hundred seventeen QirL ’ Vanity First row. left to right: Patsy Trost, Una Morrison (Alt. Captain), Sarah Wade (Captain), Sue Ozburn. Second. row. left to right: Binky Kelley, Janine Johnson (Manager), Mary Ann Proctor. Third row, left to right: Marie Broctzman, Colleen Lbclc, Barbara Witberington, Patty Blake. one hundred eighteen Left to right: Mariuna Morrison (Alt. Capt.), Sarah Wade (Capt.), Janine Johnson (Mgr.) S. II. s. S. II. s. S. H. S. s. H. S. (scores) 22 28 Where played here there there there C. H. S. _ North Charleston C. II. S. (scores) 30 44 44 35 25 Glvnn 32 s. H. s. 30 Pape 26 S. H. S. 43 here .St. Vincents 41 S. H. S. 32 37 S. H. S. 43 here North Charleston 13 S. H. S. 54 there St. Vincents _ 44 S. II. s. 37 Pape S. II. s. 20 here Women Teachers 16 one hnndrerl nineteen Qui ’“E” Ea eam irst row, left to right: Jean Carter,'Anti 1 a 1 smith, Helen Breitenbach, Shirley Durden, Nan Waters, Sally Pryor, Louise Freemen. Second row, left to right: Shirley Leech, Charlotte Clifton, Ruth Daniels, Gina Allen, Mary Hutchinson, Barbara Covington, Sue Zoucks, Ann McArthur, Hazel Morgan. S wimmincj. Jearn Left to right: Jean Overstreet, “Sis” Fruitticher, Barbara Lawing, Barbara Witherington, Patty Blake, Jeanette Jones, Joyce Stebbins, Anne Glant .berg. On Hoard, left to right: Helen McLeroy, Sarah Wade, Sue Ozburn. one hundred twenty Jecun First row, kneeling, left to right: Billy Jordan, Harold Braun, Hale Lang (Co-Capt.). Jackie Wciland (Co-Capt.), Cecil Rradham, Dickie Weiland. Second row, left to right: Charles Stewart (Mgr.), Jack Roach, Cecil DeLorme, Leon Braun, Randy Raymond. Not in picture: “Red” McKenzie, Jimmy Braun, David Carter, Curtis Carver, “Rat” Shooh. First row, on steps: Ronald Jewett, Mike Cannon, Henry Powell. Second roiv, sitting: Paul Stewart, Ted Varner, Earl Pullin. Third row, silting: Ed Dewitt, Dan Reddick, Bill Kitchens. one hundred twenty-one Lilybeii Lewis, Janine Johnson, Sue Ozburn, Marcia McTeer, Barbara Pillatl, l na Morrison (Alt. Capt.), Alice Fruitticher, Mary Hutchinson, Lucie Butler, Betty (’ole, Margaret Hamm. Regina Allen, Shirley Leech, Rulliie Wessels, (Mgr.) Betty Burke, Louise Freemen, Sarah Wade (Capt.), Audrey McGlohon, Gwen Phillips, Carole Woods, “Sis” Fruitticher, Barbara Witherington. First row, left to right: Teddy Sheppard, Frank Stevenson, Janine Johnson (Caddy) Bobby Snead, Linton Gay. Second row: Earl Walker, John Smith. one hundred twenty-two man 3ootU( Z)t earn First row, left to right: Harry Joiner, Teddy Allen, Billy Carter, Bobby Fountain, “Pooty” Hearing, “Country” Miller, John Cawley, Bobby Crosby, Scotty Edwards, Charlie Hartford (Co-Capt.), Jimmy Reeves. Second row, left to right: Bill Rawlings, Tom Morrison, “Bo” Russom, Bob Denmark, Donald Blocker, Billy Pratt, Jimmy Dotson, Arthur Davis, Bobby Woods, “Sonny” Stephenson, Willis Teague, Lee Harrison. Third roiv, left to right: “Doc” Osbourne, Kirby Tyler, Marion Alexander (Capt.) Ralph Fountain, Tim Drake, Jimmy Shoptaw, Billy Swaneback, “Red” Williams, Billy Linton, Billy Gucrrard, George Hambrick. Fourth row. left to right: Everett Walker, Jack Connelly, Jack Miller, Bobby Blake. GAMES PLAYED Freshmen 0 Glynn 13 J. A. C Richmond 33 19 B. C one hundred twenty-three one hundred twenty-four one hundred twenty-five 9A to Savcuxnci lx S£ic li ScLoof Whose Students of Today Are Among Savannah's Leading Citizens of Tomorrow THE MAYOR AND ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF SAVANNAH one hundred twenty-six The Newspaper is the Sentinel of Democracy Were if left for me to decide whether we should have a government without newspapers or newspapers without a government I should not hesitate to prefer the latter -THOMAS JEFFERSON. Jguliannul) illonumj ftfctos SAVANNAH EVENING PRESS MERCER REALTY COMPANY MERCER INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Personal Service PROPERTY MANAGERS - RENTS - LOANS - SALES 7 East Bay Street (Next to Custom House) We write Rain Insurance on the High School-B.C. Game one hundred twenty-seven Savannah High School Senior Rings For Any Graduating Year INVITATIONS—CARDS by HERRJONES COMPANY CAPS and GOWNS by COLLEGIATE CAP AND GOWN COMPANY H. S. CANFIELD, Representative L. H. DELOACH COMPANY Jewelers Since 1922 WATCHES, DIAMONDS AND FINE JEWELRY Sold On Easy Terms 104 Broughton Street, West SAVANNAH, GA. (A (Jreat J ame in Clothing “SUITS THE SOUTH” one hundred twenty-eight w 77ie (One and Only ” BARG a i n THE JUNIOR MACCABEES CHORUS WHICH WILL SING AT THE SUPREME CONVENTION IN DETROIT, MICHIGAN THE WEEK OF AUGUST 28,1950 THE MACCABEES A 72 YEAR OLD FRATERNAL ORGANIZATION OPERATING IN 43 STATES, THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA AND 6 CANADIAN PROVINCES Legal Reserve Fraternal Insurance — Life — Health and Accident — Hospitalization one hundred twenty-nine Compliments of DESBOUILLON’S JEWELERS Agents for GORHAM - TOWLE - INTERNATIONAL - ALVIN - LUNT STERLING SILVER C omplimenti op Tru-Ade Bottling Co. HAINES, JONES COMPANY Insurance Agents and Brokers Dial 2-4167 — 12 East Bay Street SAVANNAH, GEORGIA one hundred thirty JOHN G. BUTLER CO. QUALITY BUILDING SUPPLIES Nearly a Hundred Years Service Rest Wishes to You Graduates . . . MINGLEDORFF'S, INC AIR CONDITIONING-HEATING HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES 10 Whitaker St. Savannah, Ga. JAMES H. McKENNA Wholesale PLUMBING AND HEATING SUPPLIES 25 West York Street one hundred thirty-one MORRIS LEVY’S SAVANNAH FINEST STORE FOR MEN SHOP FOR WOMEN Clean With Snow's Laundry Dry Cleaning Company 1002 Waters Avenue 139 Bull Street 804 Montgomery 1706 Bull Street 1216 East Broad LINDSAY MORGAN COMPANY (Established in the year 1866) Finer Quality FURNITURE, CARPETS, CURTAINS, DRAPERIES, AND MODERN HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES Interior Decorators 9 to 21 West York Street Opposite the Post Office one hundred thirty-two Compliments of SWCHWANEBECK'S Compliments of DICK PIAZZA'S SHOE SERVICE STORE A Sole of Honor 2504 Abercorn St. Phone 3-2639 SHEPHERD BROS., INC. Window Shades and Venetian Blind Specialists Floor Coverings — Lamps — Curtains Fine Glassware 2426 Abercorn St. Phone 3-2096 -i Antfuie K l_ J G S ABERCORN at 42 no ST. 7 Pj LjB§|tK£ if LAUNDRY service that satisfies Compliments of KROSKIN'S MEN'S SHOP Compliments of AUTO STORAGE GARAGE Day and Night Storage ACCESSORIES - GAS - OIL - LUBRICATION WASHING Phone 2-4153 21 Whitaker St. IRVING ALPERN Electrical Contractor 110 West Congress St. Phone 5151 one hundred thirty-three Congratulations Graduates Call For The South's Finest Since 1841 SPORTING GOODS JOHNSON SEA HORSE MOTORS and OUTBOARD BOATS and CANOES BASEBALL - TENNIS - GOLF - FOOTBALL HUNTING and FISHING EQUIPMENT Hunting and Fishing Licenses for Georgia and South Carolina STUBBS HARDWARE COMPANY 121 CONGRESS STREET, WEST one hundred thirty-four Best Wishes ATLANTIC MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF SAVANNAH A Savannah Company Doing a National Business 19 East Bay St. Phone 2-2114 Compliments of ROGERS DRUG COMPANY PEOPLES HARDWARE COMPANY Hardware Tinware, Stoves, Cutlery House Furnishing Goods 125 and 127 Congress Street, West Lari' Sakes — Stop at D I X I - L A N ' DRIVE INN Curb Service On Beautiful Victory Drive Specializing in Good Things to Eat Compliments of THE TOWER R H 1 N E S FLORIST Flowers For All Occasions East Victory Drive Phone 3-4108 or 2-1339 one hundred thirty-five Armstrong College extends congratulations to the 1950 grad- uates of Savannah High School and invites your interest in its program of education. Armstrong, a Savannah-owned institution, is fully accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. ARMSTRONG COLLEGE SAVANNAH, GEORGIA one hundred thirty-six SMITH BROS. CARL W. SEILER Vegetables and Groceries See Seiler for Service Choice Meats 1311 Savannah Bank Building Phone 3-7704 Habersham and 41st Streets Phone 4-2204 or 4-2205 ALEXANDER BROS. ASK FOR BLUE STEEL OVERALLS AND • DUNGAREES '' BIG AND STRONG SWEAT BROWN Realtors SELLING LOANS RENTING 14 Bryan Street, East Compliments of TRIPLE XXX THIRST STATION JAMES M. CARGILL CO. Office Supplies — Furniture Greeting Cards 8 State Street, East Phone 2-4173 FRIEDMAN'S ART STORE MOYLE TRUNK BAG CO. PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER 32 Broughton Street, West ARTIST'S MATERIALS - GIFTS - PICTURES LASTING LUGGAGE 116 Whitaker Street Phone 3-1321 REPAIRING one hundred thirty-seven All through your school years, I’ve watched with good cheers. The progress of your education, I’ve provided good light, For your studies at night, From the start until your graduation. As for food and good health, There, also, I’ve helped, With appliances and safe ’frigeration, Your books and your clothes, What else, goodness knows, I’ve made with my ’lectrification. As you leave your school days, There’ll be hundreds of ways, I’ll carry on in your chosen profession, So, for us, it's not goodbye, ’Cause in the future I’ll try, To continue my cooperation. eclcAf i£owatt Your Electric Servant Compliments of COLONIAL LANE ANTIQUE SHOPPE STELLA IHLY HENDERSON 32 East Broad Street Dial 2-6232 Compliments of JOE GARDNER'S Compliments of FISCHER'S BAKERY DELICATESSEN 1012-1014 Abercorn Street Dial 5050 Compliments of THE BELFORD CO. Compliments of J. M. BRECKENRIDGE AND SON FLORIST Compliments of HARRIS THE HUB Compliments of JOE PRICE, INC. LUGGAGE LEATHER GOODS GIFTS one hundred thirty-nine Compliments of KONTER'S SUPER MARKET 31st and Waters Compliments of FLEMING MOORE SUPPLY COMPANY Compliments of GEORGIAN TEA ROOM Compliments of ELLIOTT and LUBECK Compliments Compliments of of SCHEER'S C. C. SHEPHERD MARATHON GRILL Jeweler Compliments Compliments Compliments of of of Compliments SAVANNAH TOBACCO C O . SAVANNAH SHIP CHANDLERY SUPPLY CO. PASTIME BOWLING CENTER of W. T. GRANT CO. Compliments of Best Wishes Compliments Compliments DEBUTANTE BEAUTY SHOP 2104 Waters Avenue F U T R E L L ' S BARBER SHOP 37th and Waters of SAVANNAH REFRIGERATION SUPPLY CO. of MATHEWS' FISH MARKET Compliments of KARL DERST, INC. Compliments of PORZIO'S ICE CREAM BAR one hundred forty Compliments of SCHWOBILT CLOTHES Suits the South Broughton at Drayton L. H. DeLOACH COMPANY Jewelers Since 1922 WATCHES, DIAMONDS AND FINE JEWELRY Sold on Easy Terms 104 Broughton Street, West Savannah, Georgia Compliments of RUTH GOODMAN Compliments of BALLET SCHOOL Ballet—Ballroom TROY T. RIMES LUGGAGE SHOP Interpretive Character Compliments of THE STAMP STENCIL COMPANY Bay and Montgomery Streets 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, Representative one hundred forty-one ANNETTES DAIRY Over 30 Years of Dependable Service one hundred forty-two Thus ends another BLUEJACKET, and it is my earnest hope that each of you will look often on its pages. The staff and I have had innumerable difficulties ... in fact, our woes were legion. Photographs were borrowed and not returned. Copy was late. Wc set deadline after deadline and passed them merrily hy. However, there is one mistake that I would like to eorrect. Harry McGill was also an Outstanding Senior in the January Class. His picture was inadvertently omitted. Harry, 1 offer you my deepest apologies and sincerest congratulations. I would like to take this opportunity to thank Alice Fruitticher and the circulation staff, Delores Gamier and the business staff, and just everyone who has put their valuable time into the makeup of the hook; my sincere apprecia- tion to Miss Walton Exley, Mr. J. B. McArthur, and Mr. John Varnedoe for their wonderful cooperation and help: and of course Dixie Engraving Company and Kennickell Printing Company and Southern Photo Company. The hook is yours now. I hope you will enjoy it. I, with Lord Byron can only say: “Farewell, a word that must he, and hath been a sound which makes us linger: yet farewell.” Janet one hundred forty-three '• y - • • ,. • nnS - :?;: £ j-' r r JW •� '■ m. -.J rLK L . T gQ-i' ' v - 7 ;• y yy.c — - .,-C , f • • . «, V V S-V SS .. -a’ , ■ ■ y .-.. ■' :