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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1951 volume:

UH xm C X56 M G ngoub Jue- JV: El 3 a El L o o H mA m R HO ma HH, M Mm NM NS A V A S LEE MOVSOVITZ MARVIN ELLIS ANNA OHSIEK Asst. Editor Business Manager Circulation Manager BETTY FULLER V ' ,- MARY LYNN Co Art Editor , . .- I Co Art Editor L, L . ' ...,l , A L. 'CAROLWOOD ,. .- 3 Editor-in-Chief ROBERT FRIEDMAN gv 1 . BILLWILSON Administration 3;de ,3ng 59 x, ' I x Activities Editor M JOAN REINER JOANNA EITEL BETTE BREWTON Homeroom Editor Asst. Business Manager Asst. Circulation Manager In recognifion of his years of no+able service 6+ Savannah High School. of +he worfhy con+ribu+ions which he as +eacher has made +0 a finer apprecia+ion of English, of +he friendly counsel and helpfulness which he has always had for Jrhe s+udenfs, We. Jrhe Sfaff. grafefully dedicafe +he '5l BLUE JACKET +0 MR. LOWRY AXLEY B. H. LEVY President of Board of Education ALFRED T. VICK Superintendent JOHN A. VARNEDOE Principal dministmtim HORACE A. FLANDERS Ass'r. Principal ,j W2 1W8 171 , QWW MR. W. T. BEALL 7. a i l M;xmaf21-p ,VJAfAAm MRS. SUTCLlFFE MR. CLAUDE PHILLIPS MISS GLADYS CORDRAY MRS. YATES UTTLE quAR!mm . MISS VIRGINIA HUDSON MRS. WALTON RUFF ROBERT EDWARD BERGMAN. JR. Presiden+ JACQUELYN ELLA TAYLOR DEBORAH ARDELLE CLARK Vice Presiden+ Secre'ra ry GRACE SPIVEY Treasurer ROBERT E. BERGMAN. JR. Presidenf Jan. '5l Class: Varsify Foofball 49: Varsify Baske+ball; Hi-Y: Oufsfanding Senior. MIRIAM ZLOTA BERGRIN Red Cross 48. 49: Baskefball 48: BasebaH 49: Bowling 48. 49; Variefy Show 50: Blueiackef 50: Blue and Whife 48; Jazz Club 49: Dram- afic Club 49: Harvesf Dance CommiHee 50: January '5l Class. CHARLES FRANKLIN BRADY January '5l Class; Glee Club 49-50. FRANCIAS ALOYSIUS BUCKEIT BILLY ADAMS S Club: Jazz Club: Freshman Baskefball 47: Varsi+y Baske+ball 48-50: S+uden+ Council 49: Sfudenf Council Marshall 50; January '5l Class: A+hle+ic Club 48-49: Variefy Show End- man 49: Harvesf Dance Commi++ee 50', Spring Swing Dance Commiffee 49. 50: S Club Dance CommiHee. IRENE ANTHONY ANDRIS Jazz Club: Secretary Homeroom: Sponsor Homeroom: January '5l Class. DWIGHT LYMAN BARRON MARTA THOMPSON BENDER DAVID CARTER RUTH ELIZABETH CHAPMAN Y Teens 47-49: Dramafic Club 48: Bowling Team 48. 49: Blue Jackef 49-50: Office Assisfanf: January '5l Class. Prophecy CommiHee. DEBORAH ARDELLE CLARK Spring Swing Sponsor 49: Sfudenf Council: Secrefary January '5l Class: Homeroom Pre- siden+ 50: La+in Club: Infirmary Helper 48-50. ETHEL COHEN Harvesf Dance Sponsor 50: Blue Jackef 50: January '5l Class. OSCAR BRANFORD COVINGTON Home Room Vice! Presidenf 49. Presidenf 50: Senior Hi-Y 49-50: Baseball. 50: Freshman Foof- ball 48: Varsify 49-50: S Club 49-50: Secre- +ary S Club 50: Variefy Show 49. JACK HARMON ELKINS Drum Maior of Band; Boys' Voice: Glee Club: Radio Club: January '5l Class: Phofography Club: Freshman Hi-Y: Oufsfandinq Senior. J EAN ELEANOR EPPS January '5l Class; Dancing Club; Girls' Bas- kefball 50: Home Room Presidenf 49. 50: S+u- 'denf Council 49-50: Red Cross 50. DENSON VON-BRETON Foss Glee Club: January '5l Class: Dramafic Club: Boys' Voice Class: January '5! Sfeering Com- miHee: Red Cross: Home Room Officer 47-50. WILLIAM EDWARD FOURGUREAN Freshman Hi-Y: Dis+ribu+ive Educa'rion Club: January '5l Class. JOHN LAWRENCE FREEMAN Freshman Foo+ball 46. 47: Varsify Foofball 48. 49: Hi-Y: Homeroom Presidenf: Varsify Show 50: January '5! Class. JOHN DAVID GROOVER Disfribufive Educa+ion Club: January '5l Ciass: Boxing Team: Freshman Foofball 49. WILLIAM JOHN HALL EUNICE DELL HARRELSON BETTY FLORENCE H EROLD January '5l Class; Blueiackef 49: Sfudenf Coun- cil 48. 49: Home Room Officer 48. 50: Mural Projecf 50: Harvesf Dance Sponsor 48. 50. FLOYD FRANKLIN HIGHSMITH Disfribufive Educafion: Radio Club: January '5! Class. CHARLES RAMM HOLM. JR. Sfudenf Council 49. 50; Treasurer Homeroom 48: Vice Presiden+ 48: Presidenf 49; Treasurer Disfribque Educafion Club 49. 50: January '5l Class. BOBBIE J EAN HOOKS Fufure Teachers of America: Radio Club: Sfu- den+ Council; January '5l Class. JANINE JOHNSON Harves'r Dance Sponsor 48. 49: Homeroom Presiden+ 50: Baskefball Team 49, 50: Red Cross; Spoall Team 49. 50: Spring Swing Sponsor 48: Manager Girls' Baskefball Team: January '5! Class. RONALD KOLMAN Bowling Team: Jan. '5l Class. MARY ELLEN KREUZKAMP Blueiackef Represenfafive 50: Y-Teens 48; January '5! Class: Voice Class 48. 49. LOUISE MARIE LAKE Soffball 49. 50: Needlecraff Club 49. 50: Jan. '5I Class: Prophecy CommiHee. WILLIAM RUSSELL LEE Variefy Show 50: Baskefball 48. 50: Sg+.-a+- arms S Club 49: Business Manager 5 Club 50: Jan. '5! Class: Harvesf Dance Com- miHee 50. JANE LESLIE Looms Jan. '5I Class: Spring Swing Sponsor 50: Ouf- sfanding Senior. THEODORE S. MCKINZIE JOHN FENN PECK Jan. '5l Class: Sfudenf Council RepresenfaHve 49. 50: Vice Pres. Homeroom 49: Pres. 49. 50: ROTC Officers Club 49. 50: Acfivify Edi+or BlueiackmL 49. '30: Edifor Freshman Hi-Yer 49: Sec. Freshman Hi-Y 49; Befa Club SI. PHILIP GRAHAM RECTOR Befa Club: Science Club 49. 50: Radio Club 50: ROTC Officers Club 50. SI: Senior Hi-Y 50. 5I: Variefy Show 50: Jan. '5! Class. JOAN MARSHA REINER Befa Ciub: Homeroom Edifor Blueiackef 50. SI: Office Worker; Sfeering Commiffee Jan. '5l Class; Jan. '5l Class: Spanish Club; Gen- eral Chairman Harvesf Dance 50. PEGGIE ELIZABETH RHODEN Red Cross Represen+a+ive 48: Homeroom Trees. 49: Bluejacke+ Represen+a+ive 49: Jan. '5I Class. ZULEKA MITZI M EARS Sec. Homeroom 48: Treas. Homeroom 50: Y-Teens 48: January '5l Class: Sfudenf Coun- cil Represen+a+ive 49: School Sfore Clerk 49. 50; Vice Pres. Homeroom 49: Befa Club 50: Voice Class 48. 49. LEE MOVSOVITZ Infirmary Assisfanf 48, 49. 50: Asst Edi+or Blue- iackef 50. SI: Jan. '5! Class; Variefy Show 50; S+uden+ Council 50: Harvesf Dance Sponsor 50: Oufsfanding Senior: Chairman Prophecy Commi++ee. WALTER LANDRUM NEW ROBERT NEWSOME GRACE SPIVEY Voice Class 49: June 50 Varie+y Show: Jan- uary 'SI Class: Be+a Club: Sponsor Harves1L Dance 49. STELLA MARILYN STEADWELL January '5! Class. WILLIAM ELTON STEGIN. JR. Rifle Team 48: Homeroom Presidenf 49: Swim- ming Team 50. CHARLES RAYMOND STEWART JAC; Boxing Team Manager; Variefy Show 50: January '5! Class: Oufsfanding Senior. BETTY ALICE ROLLINSON JOSEPH JOSEPH SHARPE Manager Baskefball 47-48: Freshman Baskefball 49: S Club. SAMUEL DAVID SHOOB Boxing Team 49: Jazz Club; Presidenf of Homeroom 50. SUZANNE SMITH Talen+ Show; Be'ra Club 49: Voice Class: Sfu- denf Council: Varie+y Show 50. JOAN LAJUANA SURRENCY Swimming Team 48-49: Vice Presidenf of Homeroom 48; Presidenf Homeroom 49: Blue- iackef 49; Sfudenf Council 48-50; Presidenf of Fu'rure Nurses 49-50: Sponsor of Homeroom 48-50: January '5I Class. LLOYD DAN TATUM CHARLES WILLIAM TAYLOR. JR. Foo+ba1l Team: Glee Club 49-50: January '5l Class. JACQUELYN ELLA TAYLOR Variefy Shows 48-50: Wild Rose 49: Harvesf Dance Sponsor 47-50;.Vice Presidenf Beaf Club: Vice Presiden+ Sfudenf Council; Vice Presidenf Senior Class: Oufsfanding Senior. ANN LINDSAY TEW Cheerleader 49-50; January '5I Class: 5 Club Sponsor Spring and Harvesf Dance 50: Sponsor for Capfain af Thanksgiving Game 50: Variefy Show 49. 50. MANUEL NICK TISSURA EVELYN JOAN TURNER COLLEEN ELIZABETH UBELE Voice Class: Baskefball: Spring Swing Sponsor 50. ROBERT EDWARD WATERS JACK REESE WEILAND Freshman Foofball 48: VarsHy FoofbaH 49; Var- si+y Manager 50: Boxing Team 47-49: Capfain Boxing Team 49: Baseball Manager 48: Jan- uary '5I Class. CAROL FRANCES Wooos Jan. 'SI Class: Sfudenf Council; Soffball Team 50: Bowling Team 49: Co-Chairman Hallowe'en Dance 50: Prophecy CommiHee. SHIRLEY WOMBLE Voice Class; Harvesf Dance Sponsor 48: Blue- iacke+ Represenquve: Homeroom Officer 49- 50: Jan. '5I Class. i m Km; m Gait mkxwum Jame. xwiar- m, cbmqgw .3 ?raHte$+ mm+ Ranamne. 0'53: g'5VQi QMS 9!, $MxN h W. . m m me '3 Rab $83 Am $MXQF MawN- Tat: .ux mt? Gnu : I Lth 4. pl .7114: 9V . .. .mu mus: . WE JEN war. 4...m.urb.3x ??mgk mg? kam YEMMM Qmmm 43 V3 W E 253i wwwm wash: W3 mmd Tim W eaw$ mg cmA Tmbn-X-ed BOB BERGMAN JANE Looms LEE MOVSOVITZ JACK ELKINs BILLY ADAMS , . . CHARLES STEWART JACKIE TAYLOR $7 fMXMHA v7 M V ., V . , . , V . Cx NM .N . , . . . . L . qu KNXM N xxx 1 M V m m w JERRY CLANTON BARBARA THOMPSON Vice Presiden'r Recording Secrefary JOHN PARKERSON Presidenf JUDY GUYOT ANNA OHSIEK Corresponding Secre+ary . , Treasurer q.- 1N1 RV. WKM'A iJ FlH 3R' AQOH31V3+HQ$EH$DK g9 5w - meaan, 1:29: a N JOAN ANNE ALBERINO - a 3 June '5l Class: Blue and Whife 48: Fufure Teachers 48; Lafin Club 49-50: Vice Presidenf of Homeroom 50; Red Cross RepresenfafiveBl: Tickef Commiffee of Band SI: Blueiacke+ 49- 5I. THEODORE THOMAS ALLEN Freshman Foofball 49: Varsify Foofball 50. MARY REGINA ALLEN Baskefball 49-5I: SpoaH 50; Boxing Team 50: Secrefary of Homeroom 49-50; June '5l Class. MARIE VALENTINE ANDERSON-a Baskefball 46-47; Glee Club 49. 50: Befa Club 50-5I: Vice Presidenf of Homerkom 50: Trea- surer of Hpmerootm 50: June '5 Class. MM I diff f 1' A: 3717 8 1...: ,- 7 431' . CAROLINE REEVES ANDERSON 5? Befa Club: Homeroom Officers: Lafin Club Officer: S+uden+ Council: Sponsor for Har- vesf Dance 49: Proiecf CommiHee of +he June '5l Class. AUDREY PHYLLIS ANDRIs Trees. of Homeroom 48; Sec. of Homeroom 50: Vice Presidenf of Red Cross 49: Harvesf Dance Sponsor 49: Fufure Nurses Club 50; June '5l Class. BARBARA JOY ARMFIELD Fufure Nurses Club 49. 50: June '5l Class. ROBERT LEE ARMSTRONG. JR. Oufsfanding Senior 5l; Cheerleader 50-5I: Co- Chairman Senior Privilege CommiHee. Sfeer- ing CommIHee June '5! Class: Cadef Officers Club 48 5I. Presidenf 50; RIfle Team 48- 49; Capfain 50-5I: Homeroom VIce Pres. 49: Presidenf 50 SI: Sfage Crew 47- 48. Asst Mgr. 49; Proiechon Squad 47- 49. Sfudenf Council Rep. 50. June '5l Class. MAURICE AYRER TURNER BAKER Officer Homeroom 50: Foofball Team 49. 50; June '5! Class. EUGENE POPE BARGERON . 1 Blue and Whife 50: Hi-Y 50; Science Club 49. 50: Charfer Member Befa Club 49. 50. SI; Pro- gram Chairman Befa Club: A63; June '5I Class; Blue Book CommiHe'e: Presidenf Home- room 49: Band Fund Commiffee: Freshman Hi-Y 49. SHIRLEY IRENE BARNES Glee Club 49; Home room Presidenf: June '5! Class. KATHERINE MCDONALD BART June '5l Class. GWEN BEAUFORT June '5l Class; Glee Club 49: D.E. Club Laws Reporfer SI; Harvesf Dance Sponsor for R.O.T.C.' 49. GAIL BENNETT FRED BEVILL June '5l Class: Red Cross Rep. 49. CLIFFORD BLACK JOYCE BLOUNT June '5l Class. HANNAH JEAN BOLEN - IO AG 3; Befa Club; Blueiackef S+aff 49-50: Blue Book Sfaff: Blue and Whife 50-5l: Sec. of Camera Club 49; June 'Sl CIass: Y-Teens 47-5l: Sec.-Treas. of Homeroom 49-50: Vice Presidenf of Homeroom 5I. CECIL BRABHAM June '5l Class: Boxing Team 49-50. PATTY BRADY MOLLY ANN BARNHARDT Sec. of Homeroom 48-49: Sfudenf Council 48- 5I: Fu+ure Teachers 48-49: Blueiackef 48-50; Glee Club 48: Pres. of Homeroom 49. SI: Variefy Show 50: Cheerleader 49-5l; Blue and Whife 50-5l; Radio Club 50-5l: Befa Club 50- SI: Oufsfanding Senior: Blue Book SI. MARY ELIZABETH BREWTON Bowling Team 48: Soffball Team 49: Jazz Club 50: Blueiackef 49-5l: Asst Circulafion Man- ager 5!: Blue Book 5!: Air Force Band Com.: Red Cross Represenfafive 49: June '5l Class. ARTHUR BRIDGER I ULJM: 438-? -5.. 7s 4 g 'k x... um; M $12.13. H$ 4' YHN; Kiwi; 7.?ng qum ..;.sm:u Mm T? y. .4 K gait. RHESLAM a 2,514 ' R 3v;..JJ,L QUENTIN BURKHALTER BETTY SOPHIA HUNTINGTON BURRISS' '4 Red Cross Represenfafive 48. 49: Glee Club 48. 49; Dramafic Club 49. 50: Befa Club 49. 50: Dance Club 49. 50; A63: June '5I Class. 3b MOW if L H5:4' r K . 8 xukzih-L iyJQJW a Mhli8ustsJ' W: ligi Q List! 0 V. :50th wi-thwvlj: r'2 H Lu , 5: My L LL- 51:55 64-435 e... la ! a .K a ., Qkk ad LJJAthzlgng 3 I 7 075,53? CAMILLE DAISY CAMMER A63: June '5l Class: Blue Jackef 49: Dancing Club 49: Glee Club 48. JOHN ROLLINS CAMPBELL Variefy Show 48. 49; Varsify Baseball 48-50: S Club 48- 50: Varsify Baskefball 48-50; Var- si+y 48- 50; AH. Cap+ain Foo+ball 50: Fresh- man Foofball 47. Freshman Baskefball 47 MARY BRIGHAM Fufure Nurses 50: Needle CraH 49; Dancing Club 49; Red Cross Represenfafive 50: June '5l Class. CHARLES BREITENBACK. JR. June 'SI Class: Jazz Club 50. MARIE KATHERINE BROWNE Swimming Team 48. 49: Dramafic Club 48: As- sisfan+ Exchange Edi+or Blue and WhH'e 49: Exchange Edifor 50. SI; Blue Book Commi'rfee: Air Force Band Commiffee: June 'SI Class: Variefy Show 49. 4,. BETTY BURKE Y Teens Club 48-50: Soffball Team 49. 50: June '5I Class: A63: Baskefball Team 5!: Home Mechanics Club 49; Dancing Club 49. JEAN CARTER June '5l Class; Sec. of Needle Club 49-50: Fufure Teachers 49: B Baske+ball Team 49: Manager A Baskefball Team 50: Varie+y Show 50. JOHN CALHOUN CARTER-a?; Befa Club 50: Bl 6 am Whjtrle pg. 48-5l; Freshman Hi-Y 4 :I u 1:391??le 0-5I; Blue Book 50: June.'51I;CIa : 3': Blgga and Whijre A , 'V ;' a 5'2: 5 fa ROBERT HAROLD CARTER- '7 Blue Book 50: Befa Club 50: Blue and Whife 50s5l; Band 48-5l: June '5! Class; Senior Hi-Y 50: Freshman Hi-Y 49. JERRY NED CLANTON - 5' Befa Club 50: S Club 50: Foofball 48-5l: Pres. Sfudenf Council 50-5l: Vice Presidenf June '51 Class: Ch. Red Cross 50: Hi-Y 49-5I. RUTH DOROTHY CLARK June '5l Gbss; Blue Book 5I: Blue and Whife 49-5l; Business Manager 50; Sfudenf Council 48: Befa Club 50: Variefy Show 50: Homeroom Pres. 50. SANDRA PHYLLIS COHEN Bowling Team 47: Voice Class 47-49: Glee Club 49; Office Club 49-50: Asst Circulafion Man- ager Blue and Whife 50: Vice Presidenf of Homeroom 50: Presidenf of Homeroom SI; Variefy Show 50; Blue Jackef 50-5l: June '5l Prophecy Com.: June '5l Class. i LEONORE CECIL COHEN Fufure Teachers Club 48-50; Spanish Club 49-50. RONALD COLEMAN - 30 MARTHA SUE CUNNINGHAM .. us Sfudenf Council 49-5l: V. Pres. 50: 'Sfafe Sec.. Trees. 50: Sfeering CommiHee 5l: Char'rer Member Be'ra Club 49-5l: Sfeering CommiHee 49; Sec. 50: Parliamentarian SI; Fufure Tea- chers 49-5l: Sec. 49; V. Pres. 50: Faculfy- S+uden+ Sfeering CommiH'ee 5l: Presidenf Homeroom 5I; Swimming Team 49: Sfeering CommiHee June l5I Class: Variefy Show 50; Radio Club SI; Privilege CommiHee SI; Blue Book CommiHee 50; Spanish Club; Lafin Club. PATTY DELPHI ROBERT DENMARK June '5l Class. PHILLIP LYNNWOOD DONALDSON Radio Club: Pres. Homeroom 50: R.O.T.C. Officers Club: June '5l Class; Red Cross Rep.49. SALLY COLLINS F dge MARJORIE ANN COOPER - Iq A63; Homeroom Presidenf 49; Vice Presidenf 49: Varie+y Show 50: Lafin Club 50: Charfer Member Be'ra Club: June '5l Class. PAUL COPPAGE MELBA CRAWFORD Glee Club 48-50; Voice Class 50; Jheco Club 50. SI: Fufure Nurses Club 49. 50: June '5l Class. FRED DONNELLY JAM ES JOSEPH DOTSON June '5! Class; Spanish Club 49; Hi-Y 50. SI; Homeroom Officers 50. SI: Freshman Foo+ball 48. 49: Varsi+y Foofball 50: S Club 50. SI; Red Cross Rep. 48-5I. ALICE DOUGHERTY - 4- June '5l Class; Blue Jackef 49. 50: Sfudenf Council 49; Befa Club 50. SI: A63. JOSEPHINE DOUDY - 2 6 June '5! Class: Befa Club 50. 5I: Drama+ic Club 49. 50: Lafin Club 49-50: Sfudenf Council 48-50: Blue Jackef Rep. 50. SI: Dancing Club 49. I Q- r. -. -s .4 wk. QQEI'LIY, 5:24:14 x Azix' w J Y 9 I 9 , M - x:.n..-i.p. awv' 1U Mk Km 9 J. x .. a E 4.51, 9x4 -. MARY LOUISE DUTTON Glee Club 49. 50: Dramafic Clubvr48: Jazz Club 49. 50; Needle Club 49. 50: Blue Jackef 49; June '5l Class: Varie+y Show 50. SI. ,rkhuvm m ' SHIRLEY LORETTA DYKES Glee Club 49. 50; Red Cross Rep. 50: June '5! Class. . I V BETTY EASON -ifVomeroom Treas. 49; Blue and Whife 50: Danc- jging Club 50; Harves1L Dance Sponsor 49. 50; Jheco Club 50-5I; June '5l Class. SCOTT EDWARDS Hi-Y 50. 5I: Freshman Foo+ball 49: Bowling League 49; June '5! Class. i 6 kg y? W '1' H: c. A7 13.1 :5 Jinff ,J AM; I,C!glf 41pm? cfwkw J y? V4469 66616.6 66. 6 1y M14 Vygigz ... 66:66:64 2M6 9:62 a! F! .6 . 666?; g I CAROLE tpmsh ARR J ' -' 41!; wa .JILW I 6,6; S.ec Homeroom 48- 5I. NeedIe rCraII CIubI I ' ' ervta f2; 50; Radio Club 49; Treas. Lafin CIub 49. 50: ' Infirmary Helper 50: Red Cross Rep. 50; Spon- sor A Company in R.O.T.C. Spring Re- view 49: Befa Club 50. ,5I; Variefy Show 50: Ticke+ CommiHee for Air Force Band: Befa Club Sponsor Harvesf Dance 50; Membership CommiHee of Befa Club 50; June '5I Class. ALBERT FINCH- 2'3 June '5I Class. 16,665,693; DOROTHY RITA FINN - 31 Befa Club 50. 5I: Sfudenf Council 50I 5I; Blue Jackef 49. 50: Camera Club 49. 50: Sec. and Trees. Homeroom 48, 49: June '5I Class. SIDNEY STETSON FLEMING Sfudenf Council 49-5l: Sfude'n'r Council Sfeer- ing CommiHee 5I: Hi-Y 49-5l; Asst Edifor Hi- Yer 50-5l. BRUCE FORD LOUISE FREEMAN CYRIL ROBERT FRIEDMAN A63: Red Cross 49: Blue Jackef 49-51; Blue Jacke+ Adminis+ra+ion Edifor 50. 5I; Juneu '5I CIass. CLIFFORD FULCHER KENNETH GRIFFIN JUDITH ANN GUYOT .- '8 Befa Club 49-5l: Se-c. Befa Club 50: Lafin Club 49. 50: Pres. Lafin Club 50: V. Pres. Homeroom 49: Sec. Homeroom 48: Sfudenf Council 48. 49: Red Cross 48: Blue Jackef 49; Sponsor Harves+ Dance 50: Sponsor Spring Swing 50; June '5l Class: Corresponding Sec. June '5! Class: Bes+ All Around Girl June '5! Class: Oufsfanding Senior. DONALD HAIMOVITZ MARGARET LOUISE HAMILTON Sec. D. E. Club 49-5I; Sec. Homeroom 50: DE. Club 49-5l; June '5l Class. ALICE GOETTE Swimming Team 49. 50; Needle CraH Club 49; Publicify Commif+ee for Band Concerf 50: June '5l Class. BARBARA J EAN GOLD Homeroom V. Pres. 49. 50; Sfudenf Council 50; Dance Club 50: Blue and Whife 50: Blue Jac- kef 50; B Baske+ball Team 49: Blue Book Commiffee 50: Red Cross 49: Variefy Show 50. JACK GOLDEN Befa Club 50. 5I; Blue Jackef 50. 5I: A63: Presidenf of A63 50; June '5l Class. BARBARA GRIFFIN PATRICIA ANNE HARNISH June '5I Class. SANDRA GLENN HART Voice Class 48; Blueiackef 49. 50: Befa Club 49-5I: Swimming Team 48. 49; Sfudenf Coun- cil 48. 49: Homeroom Officer 48-50: Office Worker 50. SI; June '5! Class; Blue Book Commi++ee; lnvi+a+ion CommiHee: Air Force Band PublicHy CommiH'ee; Variefy Show 50: Radio Club 50. 5I: Blue and Whife 50, 51. CHARLES LANDON HARTFORD June '5I Class: Freshman Foofball 49: Var- si+y Foofball 50: Varsify Baskefball 50. SI: 5 Club 50. 5I. NANCY ALICE HARVEY ELIZABETH BROOKS H ELM LY Swimming Team 48. 49: Glee Club 49. 50: Varsi+y Show 50: Baskefball B Team 49. 50: Red Cross 48. 49: Bluejacke+ 50, SI: Blue and Whife 49. 50; Homeroom Sec. 48-50. RALPH HENDRICK FAYE ELIZABETH HENRY- lg June '5I Class; Be+a Club 49-5l: School Sfore Clerk 49. 50; Officer of Homeroom 49-5l: Camera Club 50: Sfudenf Council 49. 50. MARY Lou HENRY Dancing Club 49: June '5l Class. CLEO ELIZABTEH HUGHES Harvesf Dance Sponsor 49; Homeroom Treas. 49-5I: Glee Club 48: Dramafic Club 50. SI; Play Jinxed 50: June '5I Class. JACK HURST Officer Homeroom 50: June '5l Class. EDWARD PERCY IKE Band 48-50; Varsify Foofball; Fr'eshman Hi-Y: Manager Baske+ball Team 50. SI : June '5! Class. SHEPPARD ILER Officers Club 49. 50; June '5I Class: Jazz Club 50. MARTHA ANN HINLEY Glee- Club 49. 50; Fufure Teachers 50. SI: Voice Class 49. 50: Variefy Show 50: Sec. Homeroom 50. 5!: Red Cross 50. SI: Jazz Club 50. FREDDlE HODGES HiHoM Sec. Homeroom 49. 50: BaskefbaH 48: Red Cross 49: Sponsor 48. ELIZABETH JANE HOPKms June '5! Class. ROSANNE HOWELL Voice Class 47-5I: Wild Rose 49: Talenf Show 50: Variefy Show 50: Homeroom Sec. 49-5l: Home Mechanics Club 49. 50: Sec. 09 Home fMechanics 49. 5p. 0 92$q5 9N ux .s Hi-Y 49- : Second V. Pres. Hi-Y 50. 5!: S u- den+ Council 49-5I; Be+a C1ub 50. SI: R.O.T C. Officers Club 49. 50; School Radio Announ er 50. 5!: Blue Jackef 48. 49; Radio Club 49. 5 June 5I Class: Jus+ice of S+uden+ Council 50. CHARLES ITZKOVITZ- g A63: Red Cross 48. 49; Siuden+ Council 49; Be'ra Club 50. 5!: June '5I Class Homeroom Officer 50. SI: J 22 ClubEO. x, Q: f u g ' ' M, x94 WW JON EVANS JEWETT .. l6 Charfer Member Befa Club 49-5I: Trees. 50: Blue and Whife 50. 5!: Asst Business Manager. June '5l Class: HLY; Blue Book CommiHee; Pres. Homeroom 49: Science Club 49; Band Fund CommiHeev 50: Freshman Hi-Y 49; Firs+ V. Pres. BETTY ELEANOR JOHNSON Homeroom Newspaper Asst Edifor 48. 49: Edi- +or 49. 50; Blue Jacke+ 49-5I: Variefy Show 50: June '5I Class: Assf. Sec. Home Room 50; School Sfore Clerk 50: Arf Club 49-5I; Ar Club: Sfeering CommiHee Chairman 5l: Blue and Whife Sfaff 49. GRACEN JOINER BOWEN JONES WILLIAM JORDAN Spanish Club 49; Radio Club 50: Officers Club 50. SI : June '5! Class. RAYMOND JUE, JR. Sfudenf Council 50, SI: R.O.T.C. Officers Club 49-5l: June '5! Class: Proiecf Commi'rfee June '5I Class; Sfeering CommiHee June '5! Class: Blue Book CommiHee June '5! Class: Hi-Y 50. 5'. JAMES ROBERT LANIER Sfage Crew 49-5l: June '5! Class. LOUIS LAW .1 BARBARA ANNE LAWING Girls' Swimming Team 49. 50: Blue and Whife 50. SI: Girls' Spor+s Edifor 5I; Arf Club 49; V. Pres. Camera Club 50: Sec.-Treas. Home- room 5I: June '5I Class. FRAN LESSER Spanish Club: S+uden+ Council: June '5! Class. MARY ALICE KEHOE Glee Club 49. 50: June '5l Class. WAYNE KIDD RONALD H ERBERT KRAFF June 'SI Class: Variefy Show 50. SI: Baskef- ball Manager 49-5l: Freshman Foofball 48: Varsify Foofball 49. 50; S Club. CICELY MARIE LABASTIE Blueiackef 49. 50: Glee Club 50: Fufure Tea- chers 49; Dancing Club 49; A63; June '5I Class. LARRY MEADOWS . 29 R.O.T.C. Officers Club: June '5I Class. GRACE CHARLENE MECKLEM June '5I Class: Camera Club 50: Spring Swing Sponsor 50: Homeroom Sec. 50. 5!: Varie+y Show 50. NANCY METZGER Homeroom Officer 48-5l: Cheerleader 50. SI: Variefy Show 50; June '5I Blue Book CommiHee: June '5I Privilege CommiHee; June '5! Pub- Iicify Commiffee: Air Force Band Concerf: June '5! Invi+a+ion CommiHee; OHicer Asst 48-5l: Sponsor Harvesf Dance 5!: Blue and Whife: June '5l Class: Voice Class 48: Sfudenf Council 49. BETTY JUNE MILLER Fu+ure Teachers 50: Red Cross 49: Jazz Club 50: June '5! Class. ELIZABETH ALICE MCGRAW Sfudenf Council 49-5l; Glee Club 48. 49: Ga. Girls' Sfa're 50: June '5l Class: Spring Swing Sponsor 50: Fu+ure Nurses 49. 50. EDWARD MCKENZIE JOYCE MCKENZIE Harves+ Dance Sponsor 48: Homeroom Sec. 48: Pres. 49: DE Club 49-5I: D.E. Pres. 50. SI: June '5! Class. MARCIA WILMA MCTEER Glee Club 49. 50 B Baskefball 49; Sof+ball 50: Lafin Club 49: Radio Club 50. 5I; Variefy Show 50: June '5l Class. SALLY LEVY .. 6 Char'rer Member Be+a Cmb: Corr. Sec. Befa Club 50. SI: Lafin Club 49, 50: Treas. Fufure Teachers 50; Sfuden'r Council 50: June '5I Class: Sec. Treas. Homeroom 49: A63. HUGH LEWIS GEORGE RAY LOVE Spor+s Preview Club 49, 50; Cross Counfry 50: Officers Club 5I. MARY LYNN - 2 I Bluejackef: Blue and Whife: Befa Club: Sfu- den'r Council 50: June '5I Class: Varie'ry Show 50: Glee Club 50. SELINA Rose MARCUS Red Cross 49: Spanish Club 49, 50: Fufure Teachers 49, 50: June '5l Class, CHARLES HARVEY MCDONALD Glee Club 50: ProjecHon Square 50: Manager Sfage Crew 50. 5I. ' WILBUET MCELHENEY Variefy Show 49, 50: Arf Club 49; Voice Class 49; Dramafic Club 49: Cheerleaders 49, 50. AUDREY ANNA MCGLOHON Soffball Team 50: Red Cross 49: Blueiackef 49: Sec. Homeroom 50. SI: Needle Craff Club 50: Fufure Nurses 50: June '5! Class. MARY THERESA MILLIGAN Homeroom Pres. 50: Harvesf Dance Sponsor 50: June '5l Class; Sfudenf Council 49. JIMMY MISSROOM SARA JEANETTE MOORE Voice Class 48: Office Assf. 48-50: Charfer Member Befa Club 49-5l; Lafin Club 50: Blue- iackef 50: June '5l Class: S+uden+ Council 50. WILLIAM LEROY MOORE. JR. A63: Freshman Foofball 48; Variefy Show 49; Talenf Show 49: Boys' Chorus 49: Jazz Club 50: Homeroom V. Pres. 50: Hi-Y 50. 5i: Mos'r Talen+ed Boy June '5l Class: Band Fund Com- miHee 50: Dancing Club: June '5l Class. RALPH MORGAN Blue and Whi+e Band. SHIRLEY ANN MORROW Office Sfaff 50. 5!: Dancing Club 50: V. Pres. Homeroom 5I: June '5l Class. DEWEY MOSHER TOMMY MORRISON Freshman. Foofball 48, 49: Pres. Homeroom. JOHN BEVERIDGE PARKERSON . '3 Pres. June '5l Oass; Hi-Y 49-5l: Pres. 50. SI: Chairman June '5! Class Sfeering CommiHee: Freshman Hi-Y 49; Blueiacke+ 50; Pres. Home- room 50: Befa Club 49-50: Oufsfanding Senior: Jazz Club 49: Observer 6+h Annual Ga. Hi-Y- Tri HLY: Youfh Assembly: Blue Book Com- miHee 50: General Chairman Air Force Band Concer'r 50. WARREN PAUL ALBERT PEARSON MARY KEENAN PERRY Harvesf Dance Sponsor 50; Blue and Whife 49. 50; Glee Club 49. 50: Red Cross Trees. 49. 50: June '5l Class. ROY MULLINS BETTY MURPHY June '5l Class Sec. Homeroom. RICHARD ANDREWS NORSWORTHY. JR. Hi-Y 48-5l; Trees. 49. 50: Edifor Hi-Yer 50. 5!: Manager Freshman Foo'rball 48: Blue and Whife: June '5l Class. ANNA WOLF OHSIEK Treasurer June '5l Class: Blueiackef 49: Cin culafion Manager 50. SI: Oufsfanding Senior: Homeroom Officer 49. 50: Variefy Show 50; Harvesf Dance Sponsor 49. 50; Red Cross Rep. 49: Blue Book CommiHee; Air Force Band Concerf CommiHee 50: Mosf Popular Girl June '5l Class: School Sfore Clerk 49. 50: Sfeering CommiHee June '5l Class. HAYNES THOMAS PERRY Hi-Y 50-5I; Baskefball 50-5l; Presiden+ of Homeroom 49. SHIRLEY MAE PIKE - 27 Vice Presiden+ of Spanish Club 49: Befa Club 50-5I; June '5I Class. BARBARA M ERLE PILLATT Nueiackef 49: Blue and Whife 49: Glee Club 49-50: Soffball 49-5l: Sponsor for Harvesf Dance 49: Befa Club: June '5I Class: Home- room Officer 49-50. JAMES PORTER Foofball Team: Hi-Y: Sfudenf Council. NEIL PORTER WILLIAM EARL PULLIN Presiden'r of Homeroom 49-5I: Officer's Club 49-50: Cross Counfry Team 49: June '5l Class. JOAN PU RCELL Radio Club: Dancing Club: Spanish Club; June '5! Class. ' CORNELL REGINALD RAHN JAMES CLAYTON ELROD Drama'ric Club 48-5i; Rifle Team 48-50: Sfu- denf Council 49-5l; Red Cross 49-5l: Jusfice 50-5l. MARY ANN ETCHISON Sfudenf Council 48-50: Red Cross 48-49; Har- vesf Dance Sponsor 48: June '5! Class: Home- room Officer 48-50: Blueiacke+ 49-50. MARILYN ETHEREDGE MARVIN EWING ALLEENE ELAM Dramafic Club 49; Sponsor for Homeroom Harvesf Dance 50; June '5I Class. JAKE ELLIs Ill Rifle Team 49-5I. MARVIN EARL ELLIS - a2 Charfer Member o1c Befa Club: Pres. 50: Blue and Whi're Sporfs Edi'ror 49-5l: BlueiackeuL 49- SI; Asst Bus. Manager 50: Bus. Manager 5l: June '5! Class: Blue Book SI: Ou+s+anding Senior; Hi-Y 50-5l: S+uden+ Council 49: Home room Pres. 48; A63. Lt, '30:; F.0-WC. Lireunuu. Lorwuf'rli. roan. '5! ODY JAMES ELLISON Foofball 50; June '5I Class: S Club 5!. RICHARD REGISTER June '5l Ciass: S Club FAYE RINER GLORIA MARLENE REMION Homeroom Pres. 50; Red Cross 49: Sfudenf Council 49. Needle Craff Club 49-50; Befa Club 50: June '5l Class; Spring Swing Sponsor 49: Swimming Team 48-49. MARILYN RUNNELs HAZEL MARIE RIDGDILL Sprinq Swing Sponsor 50: Sec. out Homeroom 49: Dramafic Club 49: June '5l Class; A63. BOBBY RIMES 1' June 'SI Class: Blueiackef 49-50: RedNCrossJ 50: S+uden+ Council 5I: Voice Class 49. SHIRLEY ROBBINS Ff??? CYNTHIA ROBERTSON .7 June '5l Class; Co-Chairman Proiecf Com.: Nea+es+ Girl; Homeroom Vice Pres. 50; Pres. 5!: Spring Swing Sponsor 49; Varie+y Show 50: Glee Club 50: Blueiackef 50; Befa Club 50-5l. 4ALmLL4... .3---, . . BARBARA ANN THOMPSON Sec. June '5l Class: Oufsfanding Senior: Befa 50-51; Sec.-Treas. Homeroom 49-5l: Girls' Soffball 49; Office Sfaff 49-5l: Y-Teens 49-50: Red Cross 48-49. BARBARA ANN TRAINOR Sfudenf Council 50-5I: Red Cross 49; Lafin Club 49-50: June '5l Class: Hi-Y Sponsor Har- vesf Ball 50; Spring Swing Sponsor 50. MARY HELEN TUTEN Glee Club: Radio Club; Jheco Club: June '5l Class. JOHN TUTEN June '5l Class: Hi-Y. MAUDINE HAYES STEVENS June '5! Class: Glee Club 49-50: Red Cross 49. PAUL HIGGINS STEWART Boxing Team: Cross Counfry Team. HENRY ALLEN STRICKLAND. JR. June '5l Class: Hi-Y 50-5l: Be'ra Club 50-5l; Freshman Foofball 49: ROTC Bowling League 49: S+uden+ Council 49-5l: Homeroom Pres. 50-51. EDWARD SWAIN , KATHERINE ROBERTSON S+uden+ Council; Needle Craff; Fu+ure Nurse's: Dancing Club: Glee Club: June '5l Class. SARA LEE ROBINSON Glee Club 48-50: A63: Dancing Club 50: June '5l Class. JAQUE ROSEN JANE ROWAN ROBERT EUGENE ROWAN Pres. of Homeroom 49: Blue and Whife 50: S+uden+ Council 49: Red Cross 49: Freshman Foofball 49: June '5! Class. KEVIN MAURICE RUSSOM June '5l Class: Freshman Foofball 49: sH'y Foofba 50: S Club 5!. SHIRLEY ANN SALTER S+uden+ Council 48. SI: Homeroom Treasurer 49: Drama+ic Club 48: Blue Book 5l: Blue and Whife 49-5l: Asst Business Manager 49; Bus. Manager 50: Edifor 5i; Blueiackef 49: June '5! Class. JOHN SANDERS Elecfrical Repairs Club 49; Radio Club 49-50: June '5! Class. JAMES HAROLD SHOPTAW June '5I Ciqss: Freshman Hi-Y 47; Senior Hi-Y 49-5l; Secrefary SI: Sena'ror fo Six Hi-Y and TrLY Youfh Assembly of Georgia. MARTHA ANN SILLs Swimming Team. Dramafic Club; Homeroom Sec.: Blue and Whi+e: Asst Business Manager 50: Blue Book 5l; Variefy Show 50; Blue Jack- ef 49: Radio Club 5l: June '5I Class. CEARLOTTE SIMMONS ,HARRf AUGUSTUS SLEDGE. JR. JuneKiSJ'Class: Blue and Whi're Band. ELIZABETH SANDERS Lours SCHARFF. Ill - 2 5 June '5l Class; Red Cross 48-49; Blue and Whife 50: Edifor of Blue and Whife 50; ROTC Officers Club 5!: Sfudenf Council 49-5l: Trea- surer 50-5l: Science Club 49; Dancing Club 49-50. WINIFRED SECKINGER Needle CraH 49-50; Jheco Club: Blue and Whife: DE Club. CAROLINE SHINGLER BOBBY SMITH June '51 Class: Red Cross: Arf Club. FRANK SMITH GENE LINTON SMITH Proiecfion Squad: Camera Club; S+uden+ Coun- cil 48-5l; Officers Club 50-5I; Crack Drill Team. MARY LILLIAN SMITH Jheco Club; Fufure Nurses 50: Glee Club Sfudenf Council. POLLY SUE SMITH Pres. Jheco Club 49-5I; SfudemL Council 49: Needle Craff Club 49; Fu+ure Nurses 49: Befa Club 50-5l; June '5I Class. FRANKLIN PALMER SOWELL Baskefball Te-am ETHEL ERICHSEN SPONSELLER June '5! Class: Sfudenf Council 50: Blue Jack- e+ 50: Blue and Whife 49-50: Spring Swing Sponsor 50: Variefy Sl'fow 50: Red Cross 49: Voice Class 49. LLOYD STANHOPE ANN ELDRUM ULMER WVELLQ Blueiackef 49; Sponsor Harvesf Dance: Radio Club: Trees. of Homeroom: Cheerleaders SO- 5!. BARBARA CLAIRE UNGLESBEE Red Cross 49-5l; Glee Club 49. 50; A63: Dancing Club 50: Blueiackef 50: June '5l Class. MELLIE LUCILLE WADE- HE Spanish Club 48: SpoaH Team 48-5l: Baskef- ball 50: Blue and Whife 50; Blueiackef 50; Dancing Club 49; Befa Club 50: June '5l Class: Sfudenf Council 48-5l. JUDY L. WALKER Blueiackef 48-50: Fufure Teachers 49; Dancing Club 49; Spring Swing Sponsor 49: June '5I Class. FRANCES J EANETTE WALLACE Glee Club 48-50; Jheco Club 50: June '5I Class. JOSEPH LARRY WATERS Blue and Whife Band 49-5l: A63; June '5I Class. WILLIAM HUDSON WALKER Band; Hi-Y. EDSON SHAMHART WEEKS Baskefball SI; Baseball 5!: S Club 5l: Befa Club 5i; Hi-Y 49-5l; June '5I Class. QUINNIE REID WILLIAMS Arf Club 50: Crack Drill. THOMAS WADE WILLIAMS AnL Club 48: Be'ra Club 50: Dramafic Cluo 48-5I; Glee Club: Radio Club; Spanish Club: Sfuclenf Council. N X $33!?th WILLIAM MYERS WILSON Befa Club; A63; Camera Club: Associafe Edi- +or of Blue and Whife 50-5I: Blueiackef; June '5l Class. BARBARA ANN WITHERINGTON June '5l Class: Homeroom Pres. 50: Baskefball Team 48-5I; Swimming Team: Soffball Team; Blueiacke+ 50: Mosf Afhlefic '5l Class: Sfu- den'r Council. VIRGINIA FLO WEIL Glee Club 49; Jazz Club 49-50: June '5l Class. RUTH CHILDRESS WESSELS Glee Club 48: Lafin Club 49: Spoall 50: Baskefball Team 48: Talenf Show 48: June '5l Class. JOAN WILLIAMS Blueiacke+ 49: Camera Club 49: A63: June '5! Class. MARY IRENE WILLIAMS June '5l Class. ARLENE LEAH WOLSON Red Cross: June '5l Class; Fufure Nurses. CAROLYN AUGUSTA Wooo - 2, O 49-5l Blueiackef Edifor SI: Blue and Whife Sfaff 50: Char+er Member of Befa Club: Lafin Club 50: Radio Club 50: June '5! Class: Ouf- sfanding Senior; Variefy Show 50. HELEN YOUNGBLOOD Dancing Club: A63: Blueiackef: June '5l Class. CURTIS EUGENE YEOMANS Baskefball 5l. RICHARD HOLM es INMAN Hi-Y; Edifor Hi-Yer 49; Sfudenf Council 49- 53!: June '5! Class; Prophecy CommiHee: Var- iefy Show 50. JAMES ABRAHAMS BETTY WESTBURY BETTY JANE SMITH X, 7$4 1 , , 2 x? ,, Z Zwy , 4;, , $7741 ,, i? g '3 4am: ygww'i W mewkifmm ow? S+u $tbu$ 9 ' -.. m I $54qu . 4 Jam; WrXaamM glam mmkwqm WWW Cakgma gag Qak mm .57 g. 31 kaL mafia! kaQw 4Q gmctwd mad iHaaame ??$Wi$$? Ame??? QmwQ-wm Wmmm Na ame WWW me ' --$Es?ag;w CYN'Whm ?beWR'SQN , ' ' V A I Md 2944? 46WL. Wecv?a$ W4 ngggigz darn, mcmmu Tuuko. Ohskek Ma 5'? songu cm- 93' Q SUE CUNNINGHAM WADE WILLIAMS 7 $ :7 3 X1: 4? gig; k '9' 1 fa ??? . . 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Second row, left to right: Betty Burke, Anne McArthur, Non Pierce, Shirley Leech, Bar- boro Robhcm, Louise Freeman, Barbara lhley. The Machine Shop courses offered here +rain H13 sfudenfs in safefy. machine operaHon. welding. hand heaf freafing. They insHH in him an understanding and an appreciafive aHHude Jroward our compli- ca+ed indusfrial socie+y of +oday. Though basically an explorafory course, a parf of +he indusfria'l arfs area +0 broaden Hwe general edu- cafion of +he s+udenf. H' is very imporfanf in Jrerms of a vocaHonal or avocafional fraining background +ha+ will. in many ins+ances. pay off in enioymenJr of leisurely spenf hours on a winfery nigh+ in +he home work shop. or as a means of a life's work. Mr. Lewis v I .ivrc s; JZEM W3 ! W M... an . iu m . mu J1g i$f1 ii: k V w. 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Stayt 5 row xx 19,71 3, HEM .luawm 1, $$ng wwwx . . 7... . , . . ..,. .. .93 JANUARY I95I CLASS PROPHECY Today is a special day for members of the Jan. 51 Class of Savannah High School, for it was exactly ten years ago today that this group of talented students left the old Alma Mater, the day it burned down. Some people say the tire was started by CHARLIE HOLM, while others be- lieve it was an inside iobJ Members of this great class have been invited by Mrs. Plen T. Moolah, formerly the show girl, JANE LOOMIS, to a party at Savannah's swankiest night club, Our House. This club has made rapid progress since BILLY LEE has taken over its ownership. The interior decorator, RED MCKENZIE, has gained world fame for this outstand- ing iob. Just as the saying goes, behind every great man there is always a great woman, so it is with RED . . . Yes, his wife the former ANN TEW, works side by side with him. Also affiliated with MCKENZIE Decorating Agency, is his old friend, LANDY NEW. The fine dance music is pro- vided by a nationally famous band under the direction of JACK ELKINS. Romantic soft music is brought to each table by the famous violinist, DAVID SHOOB. To add to the lush setting, superb entertainment had been planned by our hostess. As the curtain rose for the first show of the evening, a shocked hush hovered over the room; even the smoke stood stilI-for there, before our very eyes stood the platinum blonde torch singer, JEAN EPPS, better known now as Fifi La Rue. As she finished a gorgeous rendition of I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles, the chorus line, led by ETHEL COHEN, made their grand entrance. JOAN SUR- RENCY, EVELYN TURNER, PEGGY RHODEN, SHIRLEY WOMBLE, and COLLEEN UBELE were the chorus line cuties. The costumes adorning these ladies were made of fish net, designed by JOSEPH SHARPE, famous for his waterfront creations. After many encores, the girls went to ioin their friends. The spotlight was then turned to that great master of ceremonies, BOB BERGMAN. Bob, who is married to you- know-who, left his eight children with the popular baby- sitter, BETTY HERALD. For the past nine years Betty has been seen frequently with her associate, JOHN PECK, and people are beginning to wonder if this is it. Bob continued around the luxurious room until he spot- ted a gay group of people. It seems that JACKIE TAYLOR was telling of her experiences as a teacher at S.H.S. Principal now is our class advisor, MRS. JETER, and the school is run democratically. Why,.the students are forced to eat Consumers Ice Cream in every class. A nine year old boy has iust been admitted to the tenth grade. This genius is the child of the former MIRIAM BERGRIN. Acting as personal consultant for the child is the well known psychiatrist, DR. SUZANNE SMITH. There was some confusion, and as we turned to see what it was, there was the club bouncer, EDWARD FOUR- GEAN, trying to persuade WESLEY ARNOLD to stpo danc- ing on the tables. After that interlude, the second show of the evening was about to begin, when DENNSON FOSS was seen swinging from the chandelier. We thought it was part of the show until we realized DENNSON was being chased by his wife, the former MARY ELLEN KRUEZ- KAMP. She was chasing him because DENNSON'S ex- wife, MARTA BENDER, was making eyes at him. Bob then turned the program over to the famous dra- matic players who, with DEBY CLARK as star, have toured the country. Their cast was composed of IRENE ANDRIS, MITZIE MEARS, MANUEL TISSURA, and GEORGE POW- ERS. These great performers are guests of the CHARLES STEWART HOTEL, while in town. They wanted to stay at Charlie's hotel because the dining room serves the best food in town, prepared by the well-known chef, BILLY ADAMS. After this tense dramatic presentation, a large truck pulled up at the entrance and to everyone's amazement, there were the winners in the World Basketball Tournament. The team is composed of OSCAR COVINGTON, GRACE SPIVEY, RONALD KOLMAN, EUNICE HARRELSON, LAW- - RENCE FREEMAN and BETTY ROLLINSON. This unique team is coached by JANINE JOHNSON. After making themselves at home, the spotlight was turned upon a smallitable where MARILYN STEADWELL was sitting. Marilyn told us she had been quite busy with duties as wife of our city's mayor. As ever, Marilyn was anxious to give us the latest news. She told us that CAROL WOODS would not be with us because as a leading Georgia history archaeolo- gist, she is kept quite busy. To every statement Marilyn made, her husband, Mayor DWIGHT BARRON, calmly expressed himself, Yes dear. Upon asking Mayor Barron about city affairs, he said he recently appointed the former RUTH CHAPMAN as head of the newly established chiropractic school. Stu- dents include former classmates, EDWARD COLSON; BOBBY JEAN HOOKS, JULIAN HEYMAN, and SARA JANE CLARK. Mayor Barron also told us of his fine alder- matic board composed of WALTER EAST, FRANK BUCHEIT, DAVID GROOVER, and WILLIAM HALL. Later in the evening the head waiter, FLOYD HIGH- SMITH, read a telegram expressing good wishes from JOAN REINER, who is in Hollywood starring in the film version of BILLY STEGINS newest novel entitled Mr. Brunner's Administration as United States President. Also working with them are FRANK LOVELL, in charge of cos- tuming, DAN TATUM and MICHAEL MURRIN, production managers, and' BOB WATERS as stage hand. Background music for this movie is provided by PHILLIP RECTOR and his magic accordian. They all send regrets that they can not be with us. Just as everyone began to leave, LOUISE LAKE and BILLY TAYLOR started a red hot Charleston and everyone ioined in. After this work out JACK DAD WEILAND generously handed out cups of the liquid taken from his own private fountain of youth. Surely by then it was time to bid -farewell after a pleas- ant evening of renewing old acquaintances and once more we all ioined in for our Alma Mater. lThis reunion has been covered by Morning News Edi- tor, LEE MOVSOVITZ, assisted by, Ruth Chapman, Louise Lake, Carol Woodsl JANUARY CLASS WILLS l, Billy Adams, being of small frame, buT excellenT form will my abiliTy To play sporTs aT The dear old alma maTer To Gene LiTTle HuTch HuTchinson who would like To very much. I, Irene Andris, of sound body and feeble mind do hereby will my name Irene To some sweeT goodnighT scene. l,Wesley Arnold, being of feeble body and wiThouT a mind will The abiliTy To sTay in This insTiTuTion as long as l have To anyone wiThouT a brain. I, DwighT Barron, will my abiliTy To pass a minimum of aT- Tendance To anyone who is lucky enough To have Mrs. Glenn for a homeroom Teacher. l, Bob Bergman, will To Mr. Brunner The abiliTy To find a girl as sweeT as mine. l,Miriam Bergrin, being of plump body and very liTTle mind do hereby will To anyone The abiliTy To lose your boyfriend's ring in one Town and find iT in your sock in anoTher. I,Charles Brady, being of sound body and a weak mind do hereby will my desk in Mr. DeMars room To any poor soul who will keep The drawer clean. I, RuTh Chapman, being of unsound body and feeble mind, do hereby will my abiliTy To cram 160 crediTs in five semesTers by Taking seven subiecTs my senior semesTeT To my broTher, RoberT, hoping he won'T do The same. I, Deborah Clark, being of overgrown body and small mind will my abiliTy To pass LaTin To my sisTer, and To Grace Mecklem I will my skinny bones. I,EThel Cohen, of dilapidaTed mind and some body do hereby will my abiliTy To caTch a bunch of muscles To any girl who is brave enough To Try. I,Oscar CovingTon, will my abiliTy To Take five crediT subiecTs in my lasT semesTer and play fooTball oT The same Time To Freddy HarT. Do iT Fred. I,Jack Elkins, being of sound mind and very large body, hereby leave my righT To yell aT The band boys, To The boy who follows me, he will need iT very much. I, Jean Epps, being of sound body and mind do hereby will my knowledge of how To sTay ouT of Trouble To some in- nocenT freshman who may need iT. I,Denson von-BreTon Foss, being of peculiar mind and sligthy anemic body, do hereby will my abiliTy To have nobiliTy in my middle name To Henry T. La Roche who, wiTh The name ThaT he has, needs some redeeming feaTure abouT iT. l,EdWard Fourgurean, being of sound mind and weak body, will my sixTeen exTra crediTs To Marion Leroy Tidwell who cerTainly could use Them. I,Lawrence Freeman, exhausTed afTer four long years of high school, will my only hope for my linle sisTer, Louise, To graduaTe as a young girl. I,David Groover, of long body and shorT mind hereby will Lloyd Groover some of The hard Times I've had, such as TesTs, girls and Teachers. l,BeTTy Herold, being of scheming mind and gorgeous body do hereby will my abiliTy To win a beauTy conTesT To PaTTy Delph. I also will my eighT semesTers in Mrs. JeTer's Homeroom To Joan Anderson and hope she enioys iT as much as I did. I,-Julian Heyman, sound of mind and body? do will my overabundance of muscle power To Wilbur McEl- heney, who needs iT. I, Floyd HighsmiTh, in sound mind and worked down body do will Lloyd PorTwood The abiliTy To geT ouT The lasT period in his sixTh semesTer. I,Charlie Holm, being of unsound mind and narrow body do hereby will my abiliTy To geT along wiTh mosT of The Teachers in SHS To Larry SmiTh and Bruce Ford. I also will my privaTe seaT in sTudy hall To Neil PorTer as I am sure he will make good use of iT. l,Bobby Jean Hooks, being a nervous wreck, afTer fin- ishing school will my abiliTy To geT along wiTh my Teachers iincluding Mr. Langfordl To my sisTer Tommie. I,Janine Johnson, being of sound mind do hereby will To Sue Ozburn my abiliTy To always Talk my way ouT of any siTuaTion ThaT may arise. lT Took me, Ronald Kolman a long Time To geT where I am So! if I can'T Take iT wiTh me, I'm noT going. l,Mary Ellen Kreuzkamp, do hereby will To Tommy Wells my luck ThaT I've had all The way Through school in geT- i Ting some of The besT Teachers. i l, Louise Lake, being of sound body and feeble mind; do' hereby will To The unlucky soul of homeroom 307, The privilege of Taking The sheeT off The Roman casTle for Mrs. Glenn. l, Billy Lee, being of ? ? mind and large frame do here- by will my posiTion on The marble Team To Jim Richards. I,Jane Loomis, being of unsound body and feeble minds do hereby will Sally Collins my exTra one and one- half crediT. Maybe she'll need iT. l, Frank Lovell, being of mind and body, will my seat in Mr. Langford's government class to anyone who can pass it. I,Mitzi Mears, being of small mind and body, hereby will Me to Marvin Thomas. l,Lee Movsovitz, being of more body than mind, would hereby will to Margie Cooper, Sally Levy and Sandy Cohen anything I have but there ain't nothing left. l,John Peck, being of sound mind and body, will Saber l6, to the lucky fellow who gets it. I, Philip Rector, being 113's youngest retired business man will my ability to play m a squeeze box to any other poor boy that can't find a girl to Squeeze. l, Joan Reiner, being of unsound mind and collapsible body, do hereby will my ability to get around the school as fast as I do and never be late, to class to Cleo Hughes who really needs it as molasses isn't any slower. I,Peggy Rhoden, having completed my sentence in three years, will be glad to get my parole. Altho the warden and guards have been extremely nice to me through- out my entire sentence. l,Joseph J. Sharpe, being of surplus grey matter and a shiek physique do hereby will to my better one-fourth, Ruthie, the ability to admire female teachers and get out of math 4, without serving over two years. I,David Shoob, being of no mind and body will all my great talents to Mr. Brunner. I, Suzanne Smith, will my ability to get along with one girl all through high school to Happy Smith who is next in line. I,Grace Spivey, hereby will to anyone who needs it my ability to get out of Miss Milano's homeroom with their mind in one piece. I, Marilyn Steadwell, being of too little mind and too much body do hereby will to Sally Collins my ability to get out of school on time. l,Billy Stegin, of weak mind and a weaker body after twelve years of school do will all my hard work, bad teachers, and good times to Freddie, my brother, who has a hard time with teachers and hates hard work. I,Charles Stewart, will my seat in music to Bruce Ford. l,Joan Surrency, being of unsound mind and body, iat presentl will to Billy Gill the ability to put wings on that ship and come flying home. l,Billy Taylor, will my ability to make people mad to any fool who wants it. l,Jackie Taylor, will to Cynthia Robertson my pink three- tor-a-nickle shoes. Why she wants them is beyond me! l,Ann Tew, being of feeble mind and unsound body, do hereby will to all the girls'l anything I have, which isn't much, and to Gail Bennett to know everything be- fore it happens so that in the future she'll have some- thing to talk about. I,Colleen Ubele, being of little mind and not too much body, will to Shirley Womble my ability to chew gum in class without being caught. l,Bob Waters, will all my talent and two of my 160 credits to Ken Griffin-he needs 'em badly! I, Dad Weiland, being of feeble body, will my old age to Rumhead Richards. I,Shirley Womble, will my ability whatever it may be to Billy Price and Linton Gay. I,Carol Woods, being of no mind and much body will my three-for-a-nickel yellow shoes to Charlie Brieten- bach and Jim Dotson. THE BULL Prophecy SESSION CLASS OF '5l HOLDS FlRST REUNION AT SHS NO ONE ATTENDED PARTY SCHEDULED TO BE HELD IN HIGH SCHOOL'S NEWLY CONSTRUCTED CAFETERIA LAST NIGHT. U.S. SECRETARY of TREASURY RESIGNS FROM CABINET SUE CUNNINGHAM, President of the United States, asked for the resignation of LCSUIS SCHARFF from the office of Secretary of Treasury, because the country was getting poorer while Scharff was getting richer. The following people made statements against him,- TED ALLEN, his butler; TURNER BAKER, hls chauffeur; REBA BAKER, his fiancee; STETSON FLEMING, president of Fleming Fra- grant Fluid Fertilizer Factory,- Bouncing BETTY BURRISS, bubble dancer,- WAINE KIDD, alias Billy The, stuck by him through thick and thin. MARCIA McTEER, illiterary critic, was quoted as saying, It was great fun, but iust one of those things. WADE WILLIAMS owner of the Flamingo Follies, starring BARBARA GOLD, also stood by Mr. Scharff. ROCKET SHIP COMPANY GOES BANKRUPT CLANTON lJERRYl Rocket Ship Company is going out of business because of competition from INMAN'S lDlCKl lnterplanetary Inventions. AMBASSADOR of GOOD WlLL RETURNS FROM HEKINAH DEGUL Mr. and Mrs. JAMES SHOPTAW lJACQUE ROSENl met the minister, BlLL RAWLINGS, on his return from Hekinah Degul. Mr. Rawlings was cordially welcomed to the island by the president, BARBARA UNGLESBEE. He was surprised to find two fellow Americans visiting there, KAY BART and JOAN ALBERINO. WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS WOMAN SWIMMER DROWNS IN TUB GAIL BENNETT Friedman, world's most famous girl swim- mer drowned last night in her bathtub. She was found by her maid, SHIRLEY DYKES. DONALD HAIMOVITZ Fun- eral Home is in charge of all funeral arrangements. NEIL PORTER, JAMES PORTER, JACK HURST and CHARLIE HARTFORD will be pallbearers. Surviving Mrs. Friedman is her husband, ROBERT FRIEDMAN. Mrs. Friedman swam the Strait of Gibralter in June of 1953. Her trainer was JEAN BOLEN ahd she was sponsored by MARY ALICE KEHOE Lingerie Shop. NATIONAL LONELY HEARTS CLUB ELECTS ' NEW OFFICERS The officers of the NLHC were elected last night at the annual convention. Miss CAROLINE ANDERSON was elect- ed president; JIMMY ABRAHAM, vice president; Miss MARY BRIGHAM, secretary and Miss BARBARA PILLATT, treasurer. The new club building was dedicated by the president. The structure was built by WARREN PAUL Construction Company. At the banquet Friday evening EDSON WEEKS, World Renown Juggler, and his two pretty assistants en- tertained. The Misses JOAN PURClLL and BETTY JOHN- SON were his assistants. Also on the program was the Prophecy Quintette composed of RAYMOND JUE, TUNKA OHSIEK, BARBARA THOMPSON, JACK GOLDEN and JOHN PARKERSON, who accompanied them on his golden uklele. Miss ALl-CE DOUGHERTY offered her estate for the convention headquarters next year. FINCH COMPLETES FIRST ROUND TRIP TO MOON l ALBERT FINCH'S name will go down in history after his latest rocket travels. Dr. Finch successfully completed the first round trip to the moon in an lnman lnterplanetary Space ship. A complete report is being prepared and the date of publication will appear in this paper at a later date. WARDEN of WOMEN AT COUNTY JAIL APPOINTED Chief of Police, BRUCE FORD, made it known today that MISS BETTY BURKE, has been appointed Warden of Wo- men's Division of the County Jail. Miss BURKE, who has been a policewoman for six years, will have BARBARA WITHERINGTON YEOMAN'S lMRS. CURTlSl as her as- sistant. WORLD'S FAIR TO BE IN SAVANNAH I Savannah has at last received the honor of having the World's Fair. Senator CHARLES BREITENBACK, of Georgia, informed Mayor MARVIN ELLIS, late last night. The Fair will be set Up in Daffin Park lWaters Ave. to Skidaway Roadl. ED IKE is in charge of making all arrangements with JON JEWETT, who has been selected from all the nations concerned. SHEPPARD ILLER, owner of the Savannah Hotels, said Savannah must prove to indeed be the l'Hos- tess City. We in the hotel business shall go out of our way to accommodate visitors. Already WILLIAM BEEBE, President of Beebe Beds, has promised us one hundred triple decker beds. I SOCIETY'S LARGEST WEDDING HELD LAST NIGHT The Bull Street Baptist Church was the scene of a beautiful weddlng last night when Miss PATTI DELPH became the bride of Mr. RONALD COLEMAN. The church was dec- orated with white carnations. The Reverend Mr. SCOTT EDWARDS performed the ceremony. Miss ROSANNE HOWELL and Mr. WILBERT McELHENY sang O Promise Me and Because before the bride entered the church. The bride, given in marriage by BOB ARMSTRONG, was lovely in d' gown of white lace, designed by Mme. ClCE- LY LABASTE of Paris. The bodice was tight fitting and had a plunging neckline, Victorian collar, and long pointed sleeves. Her bouquet was of white orchids. Miss MARY LYNN was the maid of honor. Her dress was of pale yellow organdy and fashioned after the bride's. The sleeves were capped. She carried green carnations. The bridesmaids were Misses MARIE ANDERSON, AUDREY ANDRIS, JOY ARMFIELD, MOLLY BARNHARDT, ALICE GOETHE, BARBARA GRIFFIN, BETH HELMY, FAYE HENRY and GRACE MECKLAM. Their dresses of green organdy were indentical to Miss LYNN'S. Little Miss Sally Collins Fridge, daughter of Lt. and Mrs. Charlie Fridge lSALLY COLLINSl, was the flower girl. Mr. RONALD COLEMAN had as his best man CHARLES ITZKOVITZ. The groomsmen were BOWEN JONES, ED- WARD JOHNSON, JAMES LANIER, DEWEY MOSHER, LARRY MEADORS, RICHARD NORSWORTHY, HARVEY MCDONALD, ALBERT PEARSON and REGINALD RAHN. After the ceremony a reception was held at the golf club. The Misses SHIRLEY PlKE and GLORIA REMION poured punch and the Misses SHIRLEY SALTER, ARLENE WOLSON, MARY HELEN TUTEN, MARY PERRY, JOSEPHINE DOWDY and JOAN WILLIAMS served. Mrs. Coleman is a graduate of Savannah High School and HUGHES lCLEOl University. Mr. Coleman also received his degrees from Hughes and in 1958 he received his Masters from Columbia. MARLENE DeMOOT Reporter MR. MULLINS FATHER of QUINTS At last the Dionne Quintuplets, born in 1934, have competi- tion in fame. Last night at the IMLAY UERRYl Memorial Hospital, DR. BARBARA TRAINOR delivered five boys to Mr. and Mrs. ROY MULLINS..Mrs. Mullins and the chil- dren are getting along unusually well and although Mr. Mullins is still recovering from shock he is seeing visitors. Mrs. Mullins is the former CAROLE FARR of Savannah. FASHION of THE DAY There's been much going on party-wise and fashion wise this week. Take MARGIE COOPER'S garden party that launched her in dress business. Among the guests were MELBA CRAWFORD and JAMES SLOVER. Melba is pep- pier than in years. LOUISA COLE was there in a pinkish cocoa cocktail length gown. BETTY EASON looked wonder- ful in a bright yellow sheer dress with matching stole. Plaid is coming back and going formal. LOUISE HAMILTON had on a divine suit of mauve plaid, designed for dressed up restaurant dining. NANCY METZGER came back from California loaded with clothes. One outfit is really three dresses in one. The basic is a short strapless evening dress of a sturdy crepe that hangs out its own wrinkles. JOYCE MCKENZIE tossed one of her smaller parties lless than fifty peoplel for. her new husband, BOB ROWAN. The food was divine. MAURICE RUSSON ditched his diet to dive in and so did WINNIE SECKINGER, SANDRA HART, MARTHA HINELY, BOBBY SMITH and MARY LOU HENRY. Sandra who wore almost nothing but green for a year is now going in black. Mary Lou wore a gown of pale de- licate beige lace over a brown slip. The simplicity was highlighted by her diamond iewelry. If I start describing any of her iewelry I'll only turn green with envy so I'll stop. CAROL WOOD, fashion editor AIRPLANE CRASHES IN NORTH GEORGIA Late yesterday afternoon a Delta Airline plane crashed north of Atlanta. Miss JEAN CARTER, hostess, gallantly res- cued the baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. MARVIN EWING from the flaming wreckage. No one was hurt. Captain CLIFTON FULCHER was pilot and co-pilot was W. H. HARRELL. MISS BROWNE SINGS AT HER BEST Savannah was proud to present last night in the All Star Concert Series Miss KITTY BROWNE. Miss Browne gave a most charming program. Her entire program was com- posed of works by ARTHUR BRIDGER. QUENTIN BURK- HALTER and JIMMY ELROD presented the young soprano to her audience. Noted celebrities present at the audi- torium were Miss ALLENE ELAM, Miss PAT HARNISH, and her escort WILLIAM JORDAN, and Mr. GRACEN JOINER. The next on this series of concerts will be the Second Piano Sextette, Messrs. HERBERT KRAPF, RAY LOVE, ED Mc- KENZIE, BILL MOORE, JIMMY MISSROOM, and HUGH LEWIS. GOSSIP SELINA MARCUS had some dates with BILL ROSS after FRANK SMITH left for New York. She has also been seen talking to her ex, RAYMOND MARTIN, who will be here soon for a nightclub engagement. My bet is SARA MOORE and RICHARD REGISTER iRegister Camera Shopl are not cooling no matter how darkly her boss LLOYD STANHOPE iStanhope Photography Storei con- tinues to frown on their romance. ANN ULMER WELLS and BILLY WALKER put on a Charles- ton at the Flamingo last night which won them great applause. PHILIP DONALDSON is managing Harris' now while his father is abroad. The rumor is that Mr. Donaldson will soon retire and Philip will be in charge. FRAN LESSER, very chic in a green cocktail suit, was at the Flamingo with TOM MORRISON. These two keep in- sisting they're just friends, but I have other ideas. FREDDIE HODGES TILTON looked very young last time I saw her. In fact so young that it's hard to realize that she has a quite grown Up daughter and two very hand- some young SONS. Looks as if lawyer RALPH HENDRICKS is winning his suit for LOUISE FREEMAN'S hand. Mrs. Wells and Mr. Walker f? ill at the Flamingo. V LOUIS LAW had to leave wife DOT FINN in Europe while he made a business trip here. SHIRLEY ROBBINS and PALMER SOWELL are getting a divorce after ten years of married life. She claims he was sparing the rod and spoiling the child. LILLIAN SMITH has been seen wearing another of those hats designed by CYNTHIA, The Madhatter, ROBERTSON. It resembled a lamp and a light flicked on and off saying Eat at ALLEN STRICKLANDiS. BETTIE BREWTON is in jail again for driving down the grass plot on Abercorn knocking down all available lamp posts. JOSEPH WATERS was thrown out of VIRGINIA WEIL'S Nightclub for sticking a pin in the balloon of the Balloon dancer, MELLIE WADE. GEORGE WARREN was seen riding around in a 1961 MARY WILLIAMS' Special Deluxe Jet Propelled Car. It knows all, sees all, and does all. REGINA ALLEN, Chit Chat Column BIRTHS '0 Mr. and Mrs. BILLY ALLEN announce the birth of a daughter, GWEN BEAUFOUT, May 30. Mr. and Mrs. TURNER BAKER announce the birth of a boy, Robert Jr., May 30. Mrs. Baker was CAMILLE CAM- MER before her marriage. Dr. and Mrs. ROBERT DENMARK announce the birth of twins, Dora and Doris, May 28. Mrs. Denmark was former- ly DORA ATTAWAY. TENNIS TOURNAMENT HELD EUGENE BARGERON and FRED BEVILLE won the National Tennis Tournament at the Oglethorpe yesterday. The set was close and so the going was rough. PAUL COPPAGE and FRED DONNELLY gallantly defended the title, which they have held for four years. Miss MARY LOUISE DUT- TON, women's singles champ, presented the trophy. DOTSON RESIGNS FROM INDIANS JIMMY DOTSON has been named to succeed JOHNNIE CARTER as manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers. Mr. Dotson has been managing the Savannah Indians for two years. JAKE ELLIS, pitcher for the Indians presented Jim with a gold ,watch. All baseball fans will miss Jim, but wish him the best of luck. PHILLIPS WINS AWARD Day of Your Dreams, Without Leaving Port, Time to Kiss . . . names of three of the many hits CLAUDE PHILLIPS has produced in the last ten years. It was made known yesterday that Mr. Phillips is the winner of the Broadway Hit Producer award of 1961. It was ten years ago today that Mr. Phillips assisted by Miss VIRGIN- IA HUDSON successfully produced a musical for the June '51 Class of SHS. After this he left the faculty of the high school in hopes of higher goals. Miss Hudson is the star of Check The Weather, Mr. Phillips' latest hit. CLIFFORD BLACK and PATTY BRADY who were members of the Class of '51, are head of the wardrobe department Check the Weather is already sold out for three years. Mr. Phillips had very definitely reached the top of the ladder of success. SUMMER BALL HUGE SUCCESS Summer Ball began as a costume party for the benefit of the needy. Now ten years later it is one of the most spectacular yearly parties in town. LEONORE COHEN an airplane, was grounded by BOBBY RIMES' appearance. He came as a mailbag. JEANETTE WALLACE carried a torch, as Miss Liberty for her Uncle Sam, BOBBY TILLMAN. LOST AND FOUND Strayed from home: pet canary Tweetie Bird. If found please return to Miss BARBARA LAWING. Found: The Thing by Mr. RALPH MORGAN. The owner is requested to claim it immediately. Call 2-22222. SAVANNAH DEDICATES NEW SPORTS ARENA The ROWAN lJANEl Construction Company completed Savannah's new sports arena. It was dedicated last night by FAY RINER to Miss CHARLOTTE SIMMONS who has given so much time and help to the high school sports fans in the past years. JOHN TUTEN, LOUISE YOUMANS, and RUTH WESSELS were a few of the many well known sports headliners there. After the dedication the first basketball game was played between the Purple Eagles lcoached by SHIRLEY MORROWl and the Blue Grass Wildcats, lcoached by COY ROGERSl. The Eagles team is composed of very promising players; JUDY WALKER, MARION ULMER, AUDREY McGLOHON, BETTY MURPHY and MARTHA SILLS. The Wildcats are built around six foot, eleven inch TOM PERRY. The other players are MARY MILLIGAN, CAROLINE SHINGLER, BETTY JANE SMITH, and HAZEL RlDGDILL. The Wildcats won by the remark- able score of 200-2. GENE SMITH and PAUL STEWART refereed. The time was kept by DOLLY ROBBINS. SUPPER CLUB CELEBRATES lst BIRTHDAY BILL WILSON'S Supper Club is celebrating its first an- niversary. EDWARD SWAIN'S bond furnished the music and MARILYN RUNNELS was the guest soloist. Also singing were the Singing Waiters; CECILE ANN SMITH, JOHN SANDERS, SARA ROBINSON and POLLY SMITH. ETHEL SPONSELLER and MAUDINE STEVENS checked the hats very efficiently. MOVIES Tonight, the World Premiere of Goodbye to Lovell will be held at the Savannah Theatre. The stars of the new show will be on hand. SANDRA COHEN plays the role of psychopathic Linda Holms, who loses her husband to a girl much younger than she-the vivccious Gay Baxter. CODY ELLISON excellently portrays Mr. Holms and JUDY GUYOT will capture the hearts of thousands as Gay. Coming next week to the Lucas is Brooklyn. It's a tech- nicolor musical . . . there's not much sense to the plot. BILLY GRAVES and MARY ANN ETCHISON are the stars. BELIEVE IT OR NOT-MAURICE AYRER QUINNIE WILLIAMS recited Cicero's orations against Cat- iline lLotinl in three hours at the age of six. BETTY BOEN Dallas, Texas JIMMY WILLIAMS ran from New York to Savannah in ten W1 KATHERINE ROBERTSON skied down Mt. Whitney without falling. It's here . . . the New Deluxe Deluxe On Display at CARTER MOTORS COMPANY Third East Broad lROBBlE CARTERl SaiHo Roman+ic Bongo Bongo Cockerspaniels. Bull Dogs Sailin S+yle Collie Dogs. any kind of Dogs Sail on a CUTlS REYNOLDS LUXURY LINER Books. School Supplies. Cards for all occasions ,7 $4, 1 HELEN YOUNGBLOOD HOUNDS M 1.1.29! i Phone8-9879 IQ 2 - ?Zuw Harry Sledge Book S+ore Popular music .................................. Jazz .................................................. Classical .......................................... OH types Records ............................................ Pianos .............................................. Clarinefs .......................................... Any musical ins+rumen+s DOROTHY CLARK'S MUSIC BOX 12 w. BROUGHTO-N Griffin Sports Shop 3456782 Bull S+ree+ LOLA GORBASI-Manager JUNE '5l I,Jimmy Abraham, being of unsound mind and feeble body, do hereby will my ability to pass Mr. Longford to anyone who needs it. I,Joon Alberino, being her and more too, hereby will the ability of being class treasurer always and having a bigger and better party at the X to Adele Aimor and to anyone who is fortunate enough to manage it, to act as Mrs. Glenn's errand runner iust half as long as I've been it. l,Gino Allen, being of unsound mind and body hereby will my happy days at this prison to Charlie, who really loves it, and my great ability to play basketball on the B team to Corolyn Jones. I,Ted Allen, having a body and mind, do hereby leave I anything which I left in the Rat Room from lost foot- ball season to Willis Teogue ond Kerby Tyler. i, Caroline Anderson, being of questionable mind and body, do will to Lombard Morgan my ability to be hard, 'couse in this cruel world you Gots to be hard. l,Morie Anderson, of strong mind and body, do hereby bequeath my wee, smoll voice to Linton Gay 'couse he needs something to calm him .down. l, Little Audrey, of no mind and feeble body, will do Miss Wore, my wit, because she said she would like to have it. l,Joy Armfield, being of little mind and short body, leave my seat in Mrs. Tuthill's class to my sister, Faye, hoping that she will not have as hard 0 time as l. l l, Bobby Armstrong, being of sound mind do hereby will my pencil with all the teeth marks to Delores Tuttle who may find it useful in high school. I,Turner Boker, being of sound mind and body will graduate in August instead of June. I, Bucky Borgeron, being of no mind and less body, having nothing to will, do hereby bequeath a prodigious nothing to nobody. I, Shirley Barnes, being of little mind and dilapidated body hereby will my ability to chew gum in Mrs. Ellis' class to Jeanette Jones. CLASS WILLS I, Molly Bornhordt, being of, Well, just being, will all the wonderful times I had in S.H.S. to the poor unfortunates who don't believe that these are the best years of their lives. I,Koy Bart, being I guess, do hereby will my ability to have on exclusive seat in homeroom to Clay Ander- son who is next on the Bridger Juvenile Delinquent list. And my king size parking place atbthe X goes to Boots Worrell who I know will need it. l,Gwen Beaufort, being of sound body and fickle mind, do hereby will my ability to skip classes without getting caught to Reba Burkholter. l, Fred Bevill, being of sound mind and body do bequeath to my dearest friend, Phyllis Well, my great fondness for Georgia History and to Sam Tootle my inability to work geometry. I,Joyce Blount, do hereby will my grades to Carolyn Hor- relson who really needs them. l,Jeon Bolen, being of sound mind and body do be- queath to Nancy Cordroy all my Wonderful teachers and breezy subjects and to all future students of geom- etry, Mr. Phillips as a teacher. I, Cecil Brobhom, being of sound mind and body do here- by will my chemistry book to any young student who is crazy enough to take it. l,Chorles Brietenbach, being of sound mind hereby will 'my seat in Mr. Brunner's class to Patsy Backus. l,Bettie Brewton, being small in mind and body will my seat in Mrs. Tuthill's class to anyone who wants it. l,Mory Brigham, will my seat in Literature to anyone who wants it. I, Kitty Browne, being of unsound mind and weakened soul and in front of psycho witnesses, do hereby will my seat in geometry to Janet Epting, if she is stupid enough to take it. l,Betty Burke, do, in sound body and mind, will my geometry book to the next person who gets Mr. Phillips. l, Betty Burriss, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath my pack of books to someone who carries only one book home each afternoon. l,Comille Commer, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will my geometry book to my sister, Morise. l,Johnny Campbell, being of sone mind and sound body, will my ability to ploy in only three football games out of nine and still make All Southern to Will Madison. l,Jeon Corter, being of sound body and no mind, do hereby will my place on the basketball team to Francis Burke, who knows so much about it. l,Johnnie Corter, being of feeble mind and broken body will my seat in Miss Cordroy's physic class to Carolyn Lueders, because if she looks hard enough under the right-hond side of my desk, she might find my cheat sheet. I, Robbie Corter, being of no mind, no body and no sense leave all my female friends to anyone who is crazy enough to want them. l,Jerry Clonton, being of sound body and mind, do here- by will my position on the football team to anybody whose head is hard enough to take the beating. I,Dorothy Clarke, being of doubtful mind and small body, do will my blush to anyone who is fortunate enough not to have one. l,Leonore Cohen, being in sound mind and sound body, will my ability to pass all subiects to Mary Kirby. l, Sondy Cohen, being of small mind and too much body, hereby will to my sister, Harriet, the ability to pass geometry and Advanced Algebra. l,Morgie Cooper, being of doubtful mind and sound body do hereby will my seat in history class to any- body who loves chewing gum. l,Poul Coppoge, being of sound mind and body, will my ability to Julian Bloke Wood to get out of school. l,Melbo Crawford, being of sound mind and body, do will my ability to remain single 'til after I graduate to Joyce Byrd. l,Sue Cunningham, being of exhausted mind and body, do hereby will all my troubles, works and heartaches in the Student Council to Sue Zoucks, in hopes that she will enjoy being 0 member as much as I did. l,Robert Denmark, being of unsound mind and body do hereby will my knowledge of football to Bill Hunter, for he has followed the game with fierce love and devotion. l,Philip Donaldson, being of sound mind and partially sound body do will my ability to get to advanced two and one half minutes before class to any one who wants to have a nervous breakdown and take odvonced. l,Jim Dotson, being of intellectual mind and some body, will twenty pounds of my small frame to Lomor Miller, to use in football next toll. l,Josephine Dowdy, being of sound mind and body do hereby will and decree my poison ivy and ability to scratch it to Dick Bridges. I,Alice Dougherty, being myself and not Einstein, do bequeath my ability to understand anything concern- ing geometry to Boots Worrell, who needs it as badly as I did. l,Mory Louise Dutton, will my ability to get the cor any- time the Gong wants to go somewhere to Mary Corgill, in hopes that she has fewer wrecks than I've had. l,Shirley Dykes, will my knitting needles to Sue Zoucks who seems to like them better than I do. I, Betty Eoson, do bequeath and will my many good times during High School to Joon Bottle. l,Scott Edwards, being of feeble mind and body, will my ability to cultivate a mustache to my friend, long in body and short in mind, John Strickland. I,Alleene Elom, do hereby will all my history notes to Corolyn Cormicheol. l,Joke Ellis, being of sound mind and large body will the second plotoon of A Company to the next poor sucker that gets it. l,Morvin Ellis, being here, will be most fortunate when I graduate. l, Jimmy Elrod, iust borely being ofter knowing Cleo Hughes five years, will to that some young lady, my car. I,Mory Ann Etchison, being of some mind and sound body do hereby leave Sovonnoh High School. I,Carole Forr, being too small mentally to judge the size of my mind and condition of my body, do hereby will my ability lit you can find Hi to take four semesters of Latin and pass it to any poor fool who is crazy enough to try. l,Albert Finch, being of sound body and feeble mind, leave the sweet memory of me to all my teachers; also to Mr. Hook I leave the Pyramids of Egypt and to Josephine my math grodes, she needs them. I, Dorothy Finn, bequeath my talent of playing the piano to Carol Sherman who practices until it hurts. I, Stetson Fleming, will to my ever loving brother, Charles, my ability to pass without studying. l,being of much mind and no body, hereby grant my willingness to pass Mr. PhillipsI geometry tests ony'doy to anyone who is interested. Also to onYone my ability to get caught talking each day in History class. l,Alice Goette, will my ability to get Miss Powers for English 5 and 6 to Virginia Lee. I,Borboro Gold, do hereby will my ability to knit back- wards, upside down or cross-eyed to Nancy Harvey who can only knit straight. l,Jock Golden, being of . . . well, iust being, bequeath fifty pounds to Jean Bolen who obviously needs it. , l,Judy Guyot, being of feeble mind and small body, do will my ability to have a complete course in math to Potty Schirm, in hopes that she will pass moth ll. l,Louise Hamilton, will to Carolyn Jones my seat in Mrs. Barber's room. I, Put Hornish, will my ability to get to school five days 0 week to Jane Pinholster. l,$ondro Hort, being of witty mind, do will to Pills my intriguing eyes and to Virginia Hall a boy friend who doesn't go to C.H.S. I,Chorlie Hartford, being of feeble mind and weak body, will to Mary Williams my ability to ballet. I, Beth Helmly, being ol delinquent mind and a body, do hereby will my soft voice to Mary Cargill, Helena Smith and Nancy Stohl. I, Foye Henry, will my ability to get a bottom locker for four years to anyone who can't reach the hooks 'in the top ones. I, Mary Henry, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will my cop and gown to Marion T. I,Mortho Hinely, being of very weak mind will anything lexcept Chorliet to anybody. I, Freddie Hodges, will my stubbornness to any quiet person. l,Jone Hopkins, will my beautiful green, pink, and blue curlers to Peggy Rhoden, I know she can use them. I,Rosonne Howell, being of hard head and more than enough body bequeath my most priceless possession, my ability to keep on pitch some of the time to Peggy Davis, who tries very hard. I,Cleo Hughes, don't will nuttin' to nobody cause I ain't got nuttin' to will. l,Jock Hurst, will my ability in geometry to Billy Roberson. I, Ed Ike, of feeble mind and sound body, will my ability to sit on the bench at every football game to Little Jumbo Barret. l,$hep Iler, being liquid in mind and wooden in body will my rank in R.O.T.C. to George Sweot who will be fool enough to take 5 and 6. l,Jerry Imloy, being of feeble mind and body, will my notebook and locker to anyone who will take time to clean them out. I,Richord Inmon, will to Walter Porkerson my ability to get through High School with the least amount of work. I,Chorles Itzkovitz, being of sound mind and body will my ability to write illegibly or rather my inability to write legibly to Fred Holperim, who doesn't need it. I,Jonothon Evans Jewett, being of a muscular mind and brilliant body, do hereby will all my earthly possessions; one nickle, one slug, one box containing the Thing and a box of thumb tacks iin hopes that somebody will get the pointi to the first hobo I meet. I, Betty Johnson, being of a sound mind and body will to Ann Foris, my favorite song, l'Solid as A Rock, oc- componied by a cheese sandwich. I,Williom Jordon, being of unsound mind and no body will my'stubbornness to Margie Jeon Martin. I, Raymond Jue, will my rank in ROTC to Linton Gay, the best looking codet in high school, who, I know, will be o fool enough to take it. I,Mory Alyce Ke'hoe, being of unsound body and un- able mind, will all the good times I had on the third floor to all the good girls in the Crew. I,Herbert Kropf, will to Jim Richards my seat on the end of the football bench. I, Cicely Lo Bostie, .will to Mr. Vornedoe my suggestion for converting Sovonnoh High into a sonotorium for des- titute pole cots. I,Jomes Lonier, being of sound mind, some body, will forty pounds of my small 240 pound frame to Fred Davis to use on pulling the ropes backstage. 1, Barbara Lowing, being of photographic mind and worn out body, will my ability to pass history to anyone who needs it. l,Fron Lesser, being sound in mind and body, will my ability to graduate a half a year early to anyone who wants it. I,Solly Levy, being short of mind and long of body, do hereby bequeath my seat in Mrs. Jeter's class to my brother, who likes ootmeol cookies. l,Roy Love, being of sound mind, I hope, do will my chemistry book to Marcia Dixon. I,Mory Lynn, having a mind and body, bequeath my ability to skip first, second and fifth periods to Boots Worrell, bless her little heart, who sweats so hard in class. I, Selina Marcus, being of tired mind and able body, will my ability to withstondlshock and confusion to any lucky girl who can keep up with school and find the MD. OF HER DREAMS. I,Horvey McDonald, being sound in body, but not in mind, hereby leave the iob of manager of the Stage Crew to some fool. I,Wilbert McElheny, being of sound mind and body, here- by leove my ability to sing and dance to Ann Newton. I,Audrey McGlohon, being of sound i?i mind and not enough here and too much there, will absolutely nothing to nobody cause if I can't take it with me, I ain't going. I, Joyce McKenzie, being in some mind and in good health and without the influence of force, do declare this my last will and testament; to my sis Rita, I leave my ability to get as nice teachers in her senior year as l have had all through school. I,Morcio McTeer, will my love and knowledge of geome- try to Mary Corgill and Jane Thompson. l, Lorry Meodors, being of a body and descriptive mind, will to Edwin King my ability to cut open frogs, snakes, and other students in my biology class without getting sick. I,Grace Mecklin, being of Yankee mind and body, leave my fingernails to Jean Bolen and my bottle of peroxide to Jimmy Anderson. I, Nancy Metzger, will to Rosannda Smiley my ability to become a cheerleader, and to Barbara McGrody my ability to get anything I wont, easily. l,Betty Miller, of sound mind and unable body, do will my ability to type ten words a minute to anyone crazy enough to take typing. I,Mory Milligon, hereby will my ability to graduate to anyone who wishes to have it. l,BilI Moore, being of unsound mind and questionable body, will to Mickey Thompson my ability to study a lot of subiects without passing and to pass a few subiects without studying. l, Ralph Morgan, being a member of the bond leave my last broken reed and my music to Ed Johnson. I,Tommy Morrison, iust being, will my X-roy vision to Corinne McGee who is blind in one eye and can't see out of the other. l,Shirley Morrow, of real live body and half dead mind will my ability to miss only one day of school in a year to Jane Pinholster. l, Betty Murphy, being of sound body and forgetful mind, will my ability to get to homeroom iusf before eight thirty to any one who needs it. I,Rick Norwor'rhy, being of sane mind and .sound body do will my suede shoes and pegged pants to VWilliom Biggers, who is trying very hard to be a Cool Cat. I,Tunko Ohsiek, being of very small mind after taking all the Latin possible and much larger body, will my nice long, never-bitten fingernails to anyone who wants them and will promise to take good care of them. l,John Porkerson, will my ability to get along with most anybody to everybody. I,Tom Perry, being so small in mind and big in bodyi will six inches of my height to Dole Shumon for basket- ball next year. I,Mory Perry,, being little of body and even less mind, will my seat in Mr. DeMors homeroom to anyone who is lucky enough to get if. l,Shirley Pike, will my typewriter, my troubles in that class, my sore fingers and Mr. Aikens himself to Joon Levin who thinks she will learn to type next year. l,Borboro Pilloti, being of sound mind and able body will my ability to get to. homeroom late because of the stop-over on the third floor, to Mary Corgill who will be Up there as hostess for the next few years. l,Jomes Porter, of long and skinny body and weakest of minds will six inches of my height to Jim Roe so he will be as long as his Ml Rifle he uses in ROTC. I,Eorl Pullin, being of sound mind and strong body will to Albert Moore my record in ROTC and my ability to be an officer; to Bobby Woods, I leave my secret of sleeping in Miss Hudson's English 5 class and not getting caught for skipping Miss Bridger's moth closs. l,Joon Purcell, being of sound body and not so sound mind, will my old broken down chair in 113 to Betty Williams. ' I, Reginald Rohn, hereby do will all my siogefright lvery muchl to anyone who would like to have it. I,Richord Register, would like to thank the warden for my ten dollars and new suit. I, Gloria Remion, being of unsound mind and feeble body, will my ability to take a crip course in my senior year to my dear friend, Camille Elegren. l, Hozel Ridgdill, will my extraordinary knowledge of plane geometry to Carolyn Cormicheol. I, Shirley Robbins, being l?l', hereby will to my sister Sonic, the ability to pass geometry and also my extra credits to whomever is badly in need of them. I,Cynthio Robertson, being iust here, will my sturdy ankles to Boots Worrell, who claims hers aren't; and my ability to be hard to Janet Epting, who's much too sweet. I, Katherine Robertson, being of much body and no brain, will my ability to keep up to date with homework in Mrs. Tuthill's class to Eleanor Colloni, 'who's trying hard. l,Soro Robinson, will my ability to get an engagement ring and a good guy to Cicely lo Bostie, she says she needs it. l,Jocque Rosen, having been reiected from this institute of learning not because of having completed the prescribed mental gymnastics, but having noturolly md- tured out by due process of time, hereby will, leave, and bequeath all my good intentions and might have beens to Sandra. I, Bob Rowan, being of sound mind and able body, hereby bequeath my physics book to Eldred Flowers. l,Morilyn Runnels, being of sound mind and body do will my brains i??i, good looks l??l, and economics book to Denise James. I,Mourice Russom, being of unsound mind and feeble body after twelve years in school, do will my seat in Mr. Lewis' homeroom to any fool who wants it. l,John Sanders, being of no mind and large body, leave to Elliot Simmons my ability to catch flounder on the wrong tide. l,Shirley Salter, do hereby will my iob as Editor-in-chief of the Blue and White to the lucky person who succeeds me and sincerely hope he does his work successfully. I, Louis Schartf, being of unsound mind and hollow body, will my saber in ROTC to my brother, David, who vows he'll become Lt. Colonel. I,Winifred Seckinger, will Homeroom 3I9 to anyone who will have it. I,Martha Sills, being of worn out mind and thoroughly tired body, after three years of high school have no will left. I,Charlotte Simmons, being of sound mind and strong body, hereby leave to Rosannda Smiley my brilliantness in Spanish and ability to speak it fluently. I, Harry Sledge, being of mind and body, will my ability to argue with Mr. Lewis to Walter Finch. I,Betty Smith, of sound mind and stable body will my love for Christ to Marlene Purcell who has more than I do. I,Frank Smith, being of weak mind and enormous body will my ability to sell muckets to all the younger boys of Bloomingdale. I,Gene Smith, being of sound mind and partial body will my physique to anyone needing a huge body to play football. I,Lillian Smith, will my seat in Mr. Aiken's type class to anyone who wants it. l,Polly Smith, will my home ec. seat to Dell with the hopes that she will enioy it as much as I have. II, Palmer Sowell, being of sound mind and body, will my seat in Mr. LewisI homeroom to anyone who can stand it. I, Ethel Sponseller, being of feeble mind and no body will my extra credits to Gene W. I, Maudine Stevens, beirlg of feeble mind and stupid body will my ability to pass biology to Metro Drake. I, Paul Stewart, being of sound mind and stale body, will my poor excuse for a scientific brain to Allan Jones. I, Allen Strickland, being of sound mind and pnsound body, do bequeath my extensive study of figures Imathi to my brother, who doesn't appreciate it. I, Edward Swain, of . . . mind and able body hereby will my ability to play the saxophone to my second chair man, Johnny New. I, Barbara Thompson, being of weak mind and dilapidated body, ain't got no will to will nobody but what little will I have I will to my best friend, Lille Douberly. I, Barbara Trainor, being of vacant mind and no body, will to Grey Cammack The Thing. I,John Tuten, will my ability to graduate in six semesters to Lindsay Anderson, who needs it badly. I,Mary Helen Tuten, being of sound mind and body will my ability to rush from class to class to anyone who desires this arthritic producing activity. l,Ann Ulmer IWellsi, being of small mind and not as small body, do will my ability to get married before graduation to anyone who has the ability. I,Barbara Unglesbee, being of weak mind and body Icaused from climbing the stairs to the third floor every morningi do will my seat in Mr. Beall's chemistry class to anyone who is smart enough to take it. I,Mellie Wade, being of exhausted body and no mind at all, will my math notebooks to Mr. Phillips. I,Judy Walker, will my history notebook and book to Emma Stokes, who needs them. I,WiIliam Walker, will my ability to get out of homeroom to Edward Cobia, who needs it. I,Jeanette Wallace, do hereby will and bequeath- the little bit of brain left after graduation to Jo Smith, who may need it someday. I,Joe Waters, having little mind and little to will away, pass on my extraordinary knowledge of Latin to any- one who has sixty and needs a sixty-five. I, Edson Weeks, do hereby will and bequeath the follow- ing; my many books and my-Iocker to Mr. Will Mad- ison; all my girl friends to Mr. Joseph Rice; my guidon position of Company A to Mr. Joseph Hester; and last, but not least, my athletic abilities to my brother, Mr. Richard Weeks. I, Virginia Weil, being of unsound mind and enough body, do heregy will all my worries and no studying before a test to either my sister or brother, with the hope that they do not fight over it. I, Ruth Wessels, will to Janet Epting, the knowledge that I have acquired about men in hopes that she will profit by these experiences. I,Mary Williams, will to Charlie Hartford my ability to play football. I, Wade Williams, being of mean intellectual faculties and bombastic oracle, will my dexterity to converse incessant- ly without tiring to Bill Hunter, who isn't blessed with this grace. I,Quinnie Williams, being of sound mind and fair body, do hereby bequeath my ability to keep myself calm To to Miss Angelina Milono. l, Bill Wilson, being of sound mind and body, leave but one thing . . . High School. l,Borbara Witheringfon, being of weak mind and weak body will my ability to skip fourteen out of twenty five periods a week without ever getting caught To Hezzy Hucks and Pennie Ann Body. l,Cookie Wolson, being of no mind and little body, do hereby will my oblity to get Miss Powers for English 5 and 6 to Joanna Eifel, who'll need her to continue mak- ing the honor roll. l,Joon Williams, being of able body and sound mind, do hereby will all of my remaining knowledge to my three sisters. l, Carol Wood, being of little mind l?l and large body l?l do will to Joanna, Janet and Sally Ann my ability To find as wonderful 0 guy lif Possiblel as mine and f0 Joanna, The Blueiocket with the hope that February tweniy-third doesn't haunt her, as it did me. ln +his edifion of +he BLUEJACKET +he Sfall has endeav- ored +o presenf +o you a piclure of your high school clays. We have Jrried l'o make a yearbook +ha+ is represen'rafive of +he school. one +ha+ caplures +he spiri+ +ha+ is here. I hope +ha+ in +he fulure years, whe'rher +hey are heavy and weary or ligh+ and gay. you will look back wilh pleasure of +he happiemL days you ever spemL . . . wi+hin +he walls of Savannah High School. Thanks +o +he Sfaff +ha+ gave so much +ime and worked so hard lo meel our deadline. To Lee and Marvin. wi'rhou'r whose efforfs we would sl'ill be s+ruggling and lo Mrs. Ruff. our Miss Exley. more +han +hanks. Now- l'o all of you who read +his book . . . may +he BLUE JACKET of l95l be an invaluable memory of your high school days. CAROL U 7 , a m; ung , 5A3? GREETINGS TO SAVANNAH HIGH SCHOOL Whose S+uden+s of Today Are Among Savannah's Leading $2? The MAYOR and ALDERMEN of THE CITY OF SAVANNAH THE VOICE 0F TODAY The daily newspaper is the Voice of Today-the Herald of Tomorrow. Regardless of how many books one might read or how much of science, literature or philosophy may be learned from them, the daily newspaper and it only, can supply the current information on Which knowledge may be applied to daily life. To students there can be truthfully said this-the newspaper is and always will be, the light of your future power. gahunnub mufning New SAVANNAH EVENING PRESS SAVANNAH, GEORGIA C amplimems 0f SAVAN NAH TRANSIT COMPANY C 0177 pliments 0f SAVANNAH MACHINE AND FOUNDRY COMPANY , - L. H. DELOACH V4 Qrazt Name in glowing 3 COMPANY Jewelers Since I 922 Wafches. Diamonds and Fine Jewelry Sold On Easy Terms SUITS THE SOUTH IO4 Broughfon Sheet Wesi' Savannah. Ga. Camplimemfs 0f -:SBOUILLIONS J Ageni's for EW8 E LERS Gorham - Towle - ln+erna+ional - Alvin - Luni' Kirk Exclusive Sferling Silver Finer Qualii'y DCS-Y e. MORGAN COMPANY Esi'ablished inn+he year I86M Furni+ure. Carpe+s. Curiains. Draperies and Modern Household Appliances Inferior Decora+ors 9 +0 2l Wesf York Sfreef Opposife +he Pos+ Office BUICK COMq Mon+gomery a+ 45+h S+ree+ Telephone 3-8858 Savannah. Georgia Best Wishes ATLANTIC MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY of Savannah A Savannah Company Doing a Na+ional Business I? Easi' Bay Sf. Phone 2-2 I I4! $56275an MOTORS S+udebaker Cars Trucks Savannah. Ga. 325 Monfgomery S+ree+ Telephones 2-l I73 and 2-l I74 IIUDEBAKER W Where Fashions Make Their Debuf in Savannah Compliments of THyfyzg SHOP I I I Bull s+reeI Savannah. Ga. AROUND THE CLOCK Running con+inuously +wen+y-four hours a day +he massive high-speed machines in +he World's Larges+ ln+egra+ecl KraH Con+ainer Plan+ Iasf year produced more +han 400.000 ions of paper and paperboard. 9 billion paper bags and in excess of 50.000 fons of corrugated shee+s and boxes. The 5.000 employees responsible for +his record breaking pro- duc+ion received +o+al annuai wages of more +han I3 million dollars. UNION BAG fr PAPER CORPORATION Savannah. Georgia is U! Hz of SAVANNAH'S LOWEST FOOD PRICES 3Is+ Easf Wafers Avenue Complimenfs of 4ngng CHEVROLET CO. Where Ogle+horpe Meefs Wesf Broad Savannah. Georgia Phone 5l38 Congraiulaiions Graduafes Call for The Soui'h's Finesf Since I84I Complimen+s of THE STAMP AND STENCIL COMPANY Bay and Moni'gomery Sfreei' SMITH BROTHERS Vegetables and Groceries Choice Meafs Habersham and 4ls+ S+ree+s Phone 4-2204 or 4-2205 Bed of Luck PHOTOCRAFT I 2 Wesf Sfafe Complimen+s of ALLEN HUDSON CO.. Inc 5 Eas+ Perry S+ree1' $36116 Home of Better Values Complimeni's of J. C. PENNEY COMPANY Serving Savannah Since l868 W , Broughi'on 8: Barnard S+ree+ and 23 E. Brough+on S+ree+ Complimeni's of BLOOMINGDALE NURSERIES Arms+rong College ex+ends congrafulafions +0 +he I95I gradua+es of Savannah High School and invii'es your inferesi' in HS program of educafion. Arms+rong. a Savannah-owned ins+i+u+ion. is fully accred- i+ed by +he Soufhern Associa+ion of Colleges and Secondary Schools. ARMSTRONG COLLEGE Savannah. Georgia Chrysler - Plymoufh - Reo Our Service Musf Be Righf JOLLEY MOTORS INC. l22 Easf Broad S+ree+ Phone 3-453l FAIRCLOTH'S PHARMACY PrescripHon Druggisfs ' I425 Bay Sfreef Ex+ension Savannah. Georgia Phone 9875 Complimenfs of ROGERS DRUG COMPANY Complimen+s of JOE PRICEl Inc. Luggage - Leai'her Goods Gifi's 5 Wes+ Congress Street 252 Bull S+ree+ Complimenfs of COASTAL MOTO RS. INC. Savannah's Fines+ Used Cars Complimenfs of JOSEPH'S WOMEN'S APPAREL Complimen+s of RAM'S SUPER MARKET Wafers Avenue and Vic+ory Drive Complimenfs of BILL JONES' SUPER MARKET SAVANNAH HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR RINGS For Any Graduai'ing Year INVITATIONS - CARDS by HER: - JONES COMPANY CAPS AND GOWNS by COLLEGIATE CLAWD amaf GOWN COMPANY H. S. Canfield. Represen+a+ive Complimenfs of TARRATUS OLDSMOBILI; co. 240 Moni'gomery S+ree+ Savannah. Georgia The New Thrill . . . Campliments 0f SAVAN NAH GAS COMPANY J4 Savannah's Oldest Public Servant Compliments 0 f PAY CLANTON Wagaw. Savannah's Lincoln - Mercury Dealer , x 11; EAST VICTORY DRIVE Sales - Service CLEAN WITH gwcvw st LAUNDRY a EANING COM l002 Wa+ers Avenue I39 Bull S+ree+ 804 Moni'gomery I706 Bull Sfreef l2l6 Easf Broad Compliments of chaw Xe Ewe e. HEATING co. INC. Dodge Dodge Plymoui'h Job Rafed Cars Trucks 3! Abercorn Sheef l23 Moni'gomery S+ree+ Phone 3-4746 Phone 3-47l3 JACK W. LAMBERT, lN C. Savannah. Georgia Complimen+s of COOKI E JAR 2428 Abercorn KLUBXS ABERCURN AT 42 N0 ST- gawgi yz-zZmZZZZg Complimen+s of A FRIEND Compliments of THE FAMILY MARKET Famous for home-made Pork Sausages Bes+ Wishes +0 You Graduafes . . . MINGLEDORFF'S. INC. Air CondiHoning - Hea+ing Household Appliances IO Whii'aker 5+. Savannah. Ga. Complimenfs of JOHN WOLFE FLORIST PACKARD won +he moi'ion pic+ure Academy Award for its l95l Beau+y BOWYER MOTOR SALES CO. Complimen+s of VICTORY SODA SHOP KILOWATT YOUR SERVANT TODAY and all +hrough your life! Yessir. +he more you +ravel life's busy highway +he more you'll come +0 depend on ole Reddy KilowaH'! You girls will use his services in a +housand ways around +he home and Hie men will find him ever presen'r in Hie office. +he factory. or on he farm. Jus+ remember +his . . . you're ge++ing +he cheapesi power on earth and he fines+ servan+ +here is! The MORE ELECTRICITY YOU USE +he LESS IT COSTS per uni+ . . . 60 ALL ELECTRIC AND SAVE! C ampliments or SCHULTE UNITED UOl-IN G. BUTU CO. ER Qualify Building Supplies Nearly a Hundred Years Service C ampliments 0f OUR HOUSE JAMES H. MQKENNA Wholesale Plumbing and Hea+ing Supplies 25 Wesf York Sireei .. 1: --.- d 1,. 1; $112 ?fratea, gimme 2H E32151 23mm?! $treet 5ahanmth, GEwrgia FLAHERTY FLORAL SHOP l3 Easi' Park Avenue Savannah. 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