Tubman High School - Maids and a Man Yearbook (Augusta, GA)

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i I CIN Q V1 IT Igglgw Q R .....gQmgQog53c3Q3o... VVINIFRED HALLMAN ll e Jlmlernxn With her naughty smile and early black hair, Winnie is a true type of what people call ' Vl'e Modems. XVinnie is also rather fast when she drives her Ford down Broad Street. C'A'l'llERINE HARDMAN Tnu'm'll flue Goal After five years of hard work, Uatherine has reached her goal-Athe coveted diploma. YVe hope she'll have the saline success in reaching any other goals she may try to attain. MARY VVILL HARVIN The Jlyxtvry of Mary. The mystery is how can a girl look so angelic, and be-well, just like the rest of us. 'Tis said she's won many hearts-perhaps by the eharming way she tickles at like, VIULETTE HEATH Laz'fluler mul 0111 Lure With her long hair and denmre ways, Violette brings thoughts of an old fashioned garden, a girl in hoop skirts. But whoever saw a girl of the sixties driving a Ford the way she does? ARVIS ADALENE HOLLEY TwinlrIiny Tum NVQ- ean wish nothing better for Arvis than that she may trip through life as blithely as she did through the measures of the Wild Red Rose -and win as many hearts in so doing! MARION I,ANGIlOliNl'1 HOVVARD The llzwlling Plnee of Light Langhorne is unusually luvky, for her brilliance is not confined merely to her gleaming loc-ks, but extends to mathematics, history, and-well, just about everything' else.

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, rwmioswrlkjgrgwo mom FRANCES FULLER A'The uv0llllQ'l',, It has always been a wonder to us how Frances can excel in so many branches of athletics. We're wishing her the best of luck in all lines! MILDRED GARRl'l'l l' Thr Golden Snurrff These dashing blondes! VVe wonder if Mildred's blonde hair will always cause as much discussion and disturbance as it does now. f - ERLINE GILCHRIST n The Light in the Clmrirzlrf' Out where Erline lives, it is said that she is like a light, drawing many--er-- people to her. We'd like to say that they aren't the only ones who've been attracted, both by her grace, looks and friendly nature. , MYRTLE GREEN Who CarrxL ' ' A fitting name for one who has gone her very happy and carefree way through five years of toil. Her greatest ambition is to get thin. - I MARGARET LOVELACE GUNN The lVhiIe S'i.9'fer ' We envy Margaret because of the tender solieitude she arouses in the hearts of the faculty by her lovely cheeks, unprofaned by rouge. IDA MAE HAGOOD His Secretary Ida Mae excels in athletics but that is not her only field of activities. Her efficiency and talent in commercial subjects show that lucky will be be who has ber as His Secretary. I

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,.g. . VIQIDSNQIJQND mow OI.A JANETTE HUTCHICSON Little Jliss Ez'eryI1mIy Ola's popularity is attested hy the fact that she held the high oflice of class president for two years. Her hright nature has endeared her to many outside of 'I'uhman's gates as well. FLORIDH CANTEY JOHNSON The Shield of Silence Still waters run deep, and, though Flo never has much to say, when she does speak she knows what she's talking ahnut, especially in lzistory class. ELIZABETH BENTON JONES The Broken Halo It didn't take Elizabeth very long to hreak the halo that surrounded her when she first came to Tuhman. Then she was a saint: now she's a clmm to he admired, a friend to be loved. CATHERINE JOPLIN One Im-reasiliy Purpose Catherine has One Increasing Purpose, which she says is her only interest in life and that is to succeed in her art work. But if you will notice. she seems mighty interested in all Richmond sports also. I,lI,I.IAN t'I,AIltE Kl'1l,l,Y Tn flu' Lax! Jian Like Caesar of old, Lillian comes, sees and conquers-hearts. Her only cause of worry is what she considers her excess avoirdupois, and that is rapidly disappearing. LOIS CLAHE KELLY Thr .loyous Trouble JIllk!'l'H Lois may he slow4witness her late arrival to classes-hut when she gets there there's certainly something doing. When she flashes those charming dimples of hers-well, there's trouble, that'S fill!