West End High School - Zephyr Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1942 volume:

1 -A-'N I f PUB BYT W HIC N A T E I fx 4-- L - ',..,,,-3 .4 - Q '-5 , qs. , '4 N L: -11, Q 1 , .F r 1 x 'I 9 ' , 1. 3 ' 41-A 5 - .4 If V, f. ' - f i s - V, A ,- w 3, , A . - rv , vm' A -V vo- A .b K G 1 I , 4: Y--hY.,,A..:.., Y' A Z 7,-fm, 7 7. ,Y 5 2 ,Q -5. f V2 , ,M f , f 6' S4 3 ei . xx , 1 vf , , N ax I l X X N 1 ,, .' f ' VN f' I - x L . - CNW WN f f.. '- is ff, ff fx!! X 1 , 1, N X - ft ,X rw 'Xi ' , -I X ' 5 'ff X I x x . .1 .,.,--, I 9 4 2 VOLUME V PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY THE SENIOR CLASS I W E S T E N D HIGH SCHOOL N A S H V I L L E T E N N E S S E E F 5 an fb I MISS IRIS WHITE We, 'rhe Senior Class of I942, dedicafe our Zephyr 'Io 'II1e memory of Miss Iris Whife. We remember wi+I1 appreciaiion her grand pioneering spiri+ and her energy in behalf of Wes'r and of 'rhe Zephyr in 'rhe early claysg we will never forgei' her assisrance in our sI'ruggIe +o inaugura're sIucIenI' government Miss WI1i're, our efficiem' Ieacher, our sincere and Ioving cri'ric, our paI'ien+ adviser, our 'rrue friend, will Iive forever in our I1earIs. bevfication - - - 5' ' 4 QT fm ,, W. 2 H--Q. if ff ff? li WL X, X T N :I I i- N J --x N .XM N I X 1 f I ,'. k. '-39.-fy v a...f' W K X X WW E 5 i ',,..-- J V1 ' I 'Hi 951 46 ,M M ,W ev j ggWmq1afwff ftio cmnpym WV' mah lwfws 1' ,iff 1 -11 ' X-- - 3' '- '-N.. ,...,,.. fx' ggyff.Q5?iQ?gTim X ' W , nf' r.,-. ,1., r-:Lf , is , - 13 X 'Q .ff 2 5 W W'4Fi + www 'f'-Zn.. -.L-mm I gl, If va..-.. 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HELEN MANeY,A.Lvw QEMPSKY , K L.D.w1e:4sez, BILLYWARNER A JAMES Homssz ,.,,,,.. asm' Kms:-:Nea , ..,.,A. . . , , , X 1. M. BAREMARK Human , . , , , , , mms MQMURR-f awww. asm' JEAN cacweu, YE KIR,B'1', iILSFY'ORf3iE,ANE . K x,., M x.. fXdIw:r?1s3nvg Ms USQQW' x Eusinvsb ix-XQMQWS K N . QM? iciitmxz , ,.. L -, Q , , , , Asa-Man? Mxuw t-21.915 54,4 xp- X, :favs if TAGGARTL WRSENKA LSESSE, . Aislsdani Fvnwm Ediwi L , R Spo1'?iE3iiv!X Agmsgxsagi Spark Eviiferi L , R, Q, T. C, Ediicf cms' sms PE:e?iN41'SPi N X Mgzswni Smfi' Piwwgfspiwfi k N 591155 Rvklfiifi vfvmw swans waz 25141140 waz swseow ssmmnma HAQPEH NR' I ENE 'YXRQGHY ANN CAMPSEM. BETW: L!TT',EFiELD NANCY ENKJVNN LAROLXN BDSM, m LL-XRS XLLE MARJOREE LELTEQ AILEEN H01 1 BETTY JO DANIEL RUTH TPMADWAQ' M NE PUPGYAVX 'Q NYU' M45 fp 'fy ,f-wf' 'W' I if 1 , ff. S w Y VAN - Q9 C G A if 5.55 Q . Q x Q AOS NQP 'X 'Q ' Ex 8' Wi'Qf Q as VI t it 1, - f ,fy .1 I- w? 2 ' 3 5 'WHA w gif N x- .X M. ,Vi v' N 1,1 Y. X 5 zu, X' LH' z wa W0 . NNIMMUT IGH- 1 we , . xf age NSG N 'Q IWQA ,x L f f' - A 5 ' v 201392 YW 1 fm A XL 00017 L 1 Fa 9 C 1555 Q1 .mfg 1, 'Zim v P f 1 x :QW Q f, Yw X K M 'IO 'F Ulf 'T 1' 51411. p 3 fl 701-e oral Trul 'rhese are limes which 'lry men's souls. May each of you Yi be prepared menlally, physically, morally and spirilually +o meel' lhe issues as 'rhey come, and wi'rh +he hope +ha+, from behind lhe clouds, The sun will soon appear more glorious lhan ever before. W. H. YARBROUGH. DR. W. H. YARBROUGH Principal .W W fe ,J .W A v . , cr 'M I, 3: lf, . LV A NGN W N. Q. K 5 N f., is is '43 em 39 cg Q ei 1 ,Wf- S S QS f W .. ..-, . ,V:, , '-- , ,, . ,iw Z' sf , Z , :ff ' fi , . X , zgik J 16 4 J ff? ' X fa QQ, 680 o fe xwyi .f ,f f Wi ,. r' if f ..,f,fw',1 -,,1.f,' , ,1,,ml,,,.V. ,,:,,,..,,V..,.,.,,...,,.,,., . , 'cf no -K? 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B.S., M.A. Social Science MRS. NAN G. CHANDLER, B.S., M.A. Foreign Languialges ELLA HAIMAN, B.A., M.A. English LOUIS A. HANSEN, B.A., B.Mus. Music em-IN' s CHARI Diveff Mas. I Sef COLONI U. 5 F' M. F- M Nafurel PAUL w MRS. I I' HELEN SERGEAN R. FLOREI' MRS. MII MRS. IF F Il' MRS. MI I. WIT KATHRY MRS. LQ E- J. SI VIVIAN - 5 N Q R x 'X A ,ab OQYQQ 1, Fix ' is . ' t ln sf 93 , A R .y hx Q -may 'O A NX N EY AW A X A QL .,f1f. A .U VM .r .1 .Liv , L,,,,,,,,,.,.,,, ...,.L WL. . ,QQ ,Y 'QR Q ,X S Zigi' 12224 22 Eiiii SCHOOL. NA'g3HKflLLE, X QC9 Sine Ya eQ.+ G Qf n E NAL ,QL A.V. 'E .xi 5 N 1 , lp :Fix gl ,M ' f mx: JJ VV , 9 X9 , - E M 'Y',,b . ffif , V ' A . 3 A. - 'L4iff4p '1'. 1v: ' I A E A T VA A Q VAV V ,Z , , , I Q15 QC - 5 ,:f': L R --2:. .g ., K 15:15. K , g, 'X L ' l A ,L ,A f. E v E 1' 7' Dil, Y 'ff 'L -f 9 igfffif Q5-it 'E Y TL K,,, ,L VV ,QV 4 V, A V I fif 'gf LEM ? A 'A --L Q45 'AVV ' AV x V. ' gf TH ' ' 0 1 ' R L A LLL A R W1 L w A ke A ,. 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IT 6, I L ' gf A I LA BETTYE ROSE DRIVER JEAN BASS T 1' , I A, S7 F3 'Lfmm QUWY 11. 0,06 N168 hu- V Q3 .miiim im QQ? A, i'1fw f ED'TOR'AL STAFF . f .L-, 06001 fm R 9 - L GTC V5 LALYLYE, ww L, W-ff Sporis Edifor ...,........ ARCH GILES vxccsm 'S E 13 L-L-Tw, Da bw 4 KH? E V H d . d. Y A FrL'lXCh SU' Lx . , U D0 . ,V 1 , Ym , ea lme E Mor . . . . . . .HMM HUGHES I num DNUW1 1142, 16: 'A' A V A ff: 8 .em Q' th Assisiani Sparks Ediior ..... HARVEL GOODLOE ' 0 11--rbill' C0 Ib Q59 L ff- N Y, Ri Reporfers ........... NADENE WRLGHY, W - -A fl, ' gs CLLEEGRDEANE TAGGART, LAMBETH MAYES, 9 A Gf Q, X B EMILY MORRLS. VLRGLNLA PARKS, BETSY ANNE 0 A A QQJ N Q ROWLETT, VIRGINIA MERSHON, BILLY LAMPE, -T,.ATE,N .Q1 ' , IN' ' ,Ci MARGARET MANGNEY, MARK BRAMLETT, LEIGH- W IN REEER ' RQ' fi QC-if l,G, NLE ARM TON SNHH. '72 MB' Q. ' 5go Q5, m ,f xr S., I W 'Jf,,f'g,EDLbX.-jjSkA-VXQOQQR5 in Sporis Reporfefs . JACK GUTTMAN, HENRY CRAVENS Ov . 5 XX gcvqj 5 A , A ATEXX Q, I--'ix X-, U an IX' evo If .lrf I? 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I S1465 5 A ,Si b A QXQYS woe ' ef' eb 0129 MQ' QNLQLMLZU xN'oS,e610 245' L 1 fx W ON TO VI RY War again has iurned i'rs ugly face 'lo earih, Once more +he human race musl prove i'rs worihg Small lands look on wiih dazed and silenl' gaze, To show We iu+llliY of ihe Wars men rage! , ,'V- I And broughf io us +he vicfory of fomorrow i WILLIAM HENRY Kwce As by 'rhe war iheir happy homes are sei' ablaze. 6 f 1 X ff 7 f ff Conquering hordes from oul' +he mouih of Hell, f Wifh freacherous words of peace 'rhai' all is well, K Beirayed fhe world and slained i+s soil wi'fh blood, sc Bur +hey musi vanish 'nearh fhe rising flood! 5 X s For lo! from our ihe wondrous land far lo 'rhe wesi, ff , G. Shining brighfly on each leaping ocean cres'r, x j A brilliani, blinding ligh+ of hope appears, ' X And vanquished peoples smile, despile 'lheir biHer 'rearsl f I K v 0 u K x W f X Af f Q ' 5 ff f J? I Q x Q iillllll' x ' A I if ln d f l lm f f l U 1 ff 4 I fi I X X I I .- 1' j n Cvmnghizy nahon, baiile flags on hiqh. r . - X X War has noi' always been, nor musr 1+ always be W'ih fam' Gfd' QU' Sifenqih and OUF ally. I Conquered souls mus+ rise again, 'ro be forever free e mlm Hof fad 'V' lusi and f'9l1ie0U5 rage- s ' I When loyal +rus+ in God has healed our sorrow . , I SL n l X' f - be fx - - ' , 2-E: ' g D ...iz E3 . 1 e im - 5, 5 s . s 3 ' . .---,. .?.-. V x f , f --A--- 1 .41 - . - 3--h -,A - V - - .-c Q Lfi' 223 Q,-A 5-4 w V4 , - V 3 K. X iwfy'-f 'i -S--1'- ',..,., ,. - -'J--.... 31 .1 f had f ,e C --, Q A, J -,,..:-.--'af i s-. ' :T ff EWR' 7 i X- 45' ' Q ,yrs Jr f - Q ee -5-fur! 1 so e e 1 1 in Y 7? ,gtg , U? H P1 -1g ...ff . .,,.-ff-N,-...tc A' f'1E2 - Ai- - '- q 2:-:Ef- -'il so -:?iT s 23 2 2- i' a - 1. 'fl' : e L: ,Q Q ji: L' -: .rl .EL-9, :Q ,. i ?-- in-rg: fe 4--:-: -iii?-'T'-e -,,, . ,.-..-- , - - - 1 Ya, ,dwg ,..,,e . , - , .. ,s-,,...:.. 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SCOBEY, B.A. Commerce MRS, IRENE SMITH, B.S., M.A. Physical Educalion INEZ TOLMIE, B.A. English MRS, MINNIE LEE WEAVER, B.A. Modern Languages WITHOUT PICTURES KATHRYN MAT:-iews, B.A., M.A. Science MRS. LOUISE MURRAY, B.S., M.A. Social Science E. J. STRICKLAND, B.S., M.A. Social Science VIVIAN WATKINS, B.S., B.A., M.A Spanish Hi... , f .3 'G' ? 1 Ki? A ' - A K, , :A ' z.- , 1.4.45 'E 4 S, I ' , iff-Xf ,H x EU:-, R N -,wx .ll 'i .N ' X . iff f' -H0 R ' ' 'Q F. A , F C U LTY X 1.1 1i -j ,,.- -T 1 T'1!' . 1 T T - --, Ser'- i .,,--,....... iii HTSTORYC7 ass T, li: ,T 'saniorff-X' u ss f , 5 f - Q s ' gg The hisTory oT The WesT End Class oT '42 is a chronicle oT Tour slowly moving years oT sTudy. Paradoxically, These same years Tlew swiTTly amidsT Tun and TeTe. A . ' A+ Tips-T' our C1655 r9presenTed a mixTure oT numerous gualiTies and ablllTies assembled Trom various iunior high schools, by our senior year These aTTribuTes had been compounded- and Tempered, and our minds had been Trained To Think clearly, so ThaT we had become a well-organized and broad- minded uniT. This meTamorphosis, This TransTormaTion Trom Trivolous Treshmen To responsible, enlighT- ened seniors, is a dramaTic miracle never To be TorgoTTen. The inTeresT oT our principaluand our Teachers in The successTul ouTcome oT These years called Tor broad vision and inTin1Te paTience.on h ' T T our desire Tor knowledge was inTerspersed wiTh laughTer, aThleTics, and abounding T eir par, or . i . . spiriT. IT would be impossible To recapTure in a brieT accounT The speciTic deTails oT These inspiring rs buT we ho e To porTray aT leasT parTially The spiriT reigning wiThin our class. Yea ' p , , . . . As seniors in iunior high--Treshmen in realiTy-we were, wlThin our own liTTle realm, illusTrious h ' T d merel as a and imporTanTg we considered ourselves as eminenT persons. Senior hig we pic ure y curious innovaTion Trom our previous rouTine which we would Take in sTride. When some oT us arrived aT WesT, as sophomores, our supercilious aTTiTude was abrupTly changed ' T T leTe bewildermenT and conTusion We discovered ThaT we were noT so erudiTe as we in o one o comp . had supposed: ThaT we were comparaTively naive and someTimes inane: and ThaT The magniTude oT our new surroundings overawed us. We were deprived oT The assumed superioriTy which we had Tormerly possessed. This ediTice dedicaTed To The educaTion oT youTh, was iTselT hardly ouT oT swaddling cloThes. ln The Two years oT iTs brieT exisTence iT had been painsTakingly developed, and was iusT beginning To assume iTs righTTul posiTon among The similar insTiTuTions oT The ciTy. ln order To mainTain iTs newly-Tound posiTion, The school needed To Train recruiTs Tor The perpeTuaTion oT iTs acTiviTies and ideals. Some oT us were aT TirsT slow To respond To The numerous drives and campaigns conducTed during our sophomore year. Tempered by Those among us who had spenT Their Treshman year aT WesT, however, we soon TelT ourselves a parT oT The school, and we began To Take a genuine inTeresT in iTs aTTairs, We no longer looked upon iT as someThing huge and Toreboding, buT as someThing Tangible, someThing close To our hearTs which we loved and Tor which we were willing To sTrive and sacriTice. This year marked The advenT To WesT's aThleTic power, an evenT which Tended To place our school higher in The public esTeem. ' , Our iunior year was, perhaps, The mosT momenTous oT all The years which we spenT in high school. The class was TurTher uniTed by The rise oT an enThusiasTic school spiriT which grew ouT oT The success oT The TooTball and baskeTball Teams as well as ouT oT our realizaTion ThaT True school spiriT is con- sTrucTive in all iTs maniTesTaTions. A real sTudenT governmenT was insTiTuTed ThaT year wiTh The Tram- ing oT our ConsTiTuTion. Many OT our classmaTes played an inTegral parT in The creaTion oT This governmenT, and some oT Them held responsible oTTices and posiTions in school adminisTraTion. Our Tinal year will be one long remembered by each sTudenT. The aTTack on Pearl l-larbor inTer- rupTed our normal liTeg buT. aT The same Time, iT Tended To sTrengThen and rally us To one cause. The school sponsored paTrioTic campaigns To which every pupil responded, Some Tew oT The boys answered The governmenT's call To arms and all oT us, who remained, conTribuTed To boTh civic and school acTiviTies. NeverTheless, oTher memories shall long remain wiTh usp The boisTerous pep sessions, The monThly gym dances, The conTusion oT Senior Day, The exciTemenT OT graduaTion, These and oThers, which we shall cherish, added To The relucTance which modiTied our anTicipaTion oT graduaTing. AlThough aware ThaT every senior class has similar hopes, we like To believe ThaT, Through deTer- minaTion and perseverance, and The valuable aid oT an undersTanding TaculTy and principal, we have reached The maTuriTy necessary Tor liTe. For we are going TorTh To Tace The mosT chaoTic condiTions which The world may ever experience. IT will require all our inaTe TorTiTude and courage To wiTh- sTand The TuTure years TriumphanTly. We musT prove ThaT our years oT Training have naT been in vain. We musT use The advanTages which have been besTowed so proTusely upon us, To benefif all mankind, IT we are able To do some small biT in alleviaTing The sTaTe oT The world: iT we conTribuTe To The Tinal end oT This sanguinary sTruggle, our years oT Toil will be repaid a ThousandTold, We march Through The porTals oT our beloved Alma lv1aTer wiTh our eyes dim, buT wiTh our chins up and our hearTs sTrong. T-v I' ,,1::'4!::: l'4L' fn TT Girl Res: . Hl6ToRlgg4g , 3'oSF.Pmge.g QNDERSQN , 5 s B L9mgETu mnygs S E my F yorfsiirig Sgt . ' 3 , French' .' H010 ref. Q lyreigsmany C MA Secrefafygfasci ldeniliz' 'Dry' 3: Wil' 4- iv MoniTor, ' F, mu Pl TQ 3 Dram3iICS, 1 4 Choral. gi ' , French 3' Travii Hme Room. Too. T. C--2' Toufnameni. Editor: CWPT uill and SC' iiefi West T PersonaliTY. ' STudenT f JC Honor Socie' serves, 3, Ci 4, SecreTary, STaTe, 3, l Home Roorn 3, 41 Cam' STa' Home Roof MosT Valu Home Roor Glee Club, Girl Reservi Girl Reser Roundpu 4 Sidiil l Choral' 3 Home RO il 1 Home Rc Campus I T Spanish' ri T T Homer 5 gi Hom Fepliyr' T Trench r rea ' gl gxffaiijs ' 4: i l T i Home A 'i i i ' 'wwf .gk Z ,. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS NANCY BADER ..... .... S ecrefary M455 ANN DEMBSKY , . . ..... Sponsor JACK DIEHL ......, .,... P residenf VBRGINIA MERSHON . . .... Treasurer ED HUNTER ........ . . . Vice-Presidenf MRS. MARY O. BLAZER . .... Sponsor ,QV , 4-1 - .1- ., Q, xA.: , 4. 5 ! f , 5' O 4 5' v N 2' A 2? g--, fs- -4 149 MX 5 Xe 0 J is Q ,T -ffl is A s 454 w ' . x 8 i f 'XSS N , 9 . s X X X45 - , ,,,. ,5,,v .4,.,-,::.,.1- .Q s - - X sb X , X XQ 33 'XXX 9 XX B E' Xwxxv P SEX Xe IM A X 'Q X. Q- 4 -'4-4,,, ,fa f Xi , if , X, , X Q N X EQ N b as X 5403 Q 31,211 X, be x X A X XX,,., X N N V Es, 4 'N X 4 X xxx as fx c, Q X N , wb Q X X X X X 9 . 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X... , 1,141 O 9 0 l- EDYTHE BAUMGARTNER Home Room, Sergeanf-af-Arms, 4, Office Sfaff, 2, Girls' Champion Baskefball Team, 2, 4, Rifle, 2, Choral Club, 3, ELIZABETH PLIMPTON BEARDSLEE Honor Sociefy, 4, Choral, 2, 3, Kniffing, 4, Red Cross, 4, ELOISE BETHSHARES Home Room, Presidenf, 2, Secrefary, 2, 4, Monifor 4- Campus, 4, French, 3, 4, Girl Reserves, 2, Travel, 3', 4: GEORGE BLACK MARY JEAN BOLLINGER Winning Car, Homecoming Parade, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Honor Sociefy, 4, Zephyr, 4, Co-Edifor, Wesf Wind, 4' Home Room Reporfer, Third, French Tournamenf, 3, Liferary, 3, 4, Wesl' Wind Club, 3, Rifle, 4, Campus, 4, Corresponding Secrefary. WALTER M. BOYCE Dramafics, 2, Library Sfaff, 2, Sfamp, 2, Campus, 3, 4, Sergeanf-af-Arms, 3, TraEf:el,b3, Personalify, 3, 4, Spanish u , 4. J'OHN CARL BOYLIN Honor Sociefy, 3, Sfamp, 3, Spanish, 4, Personalify, 4. VANCE GRAYSON BRADLEY Home Room, Secrefary-Treasurer, 4, Middle Tennessee Band Confesf, 3, 4, Forum, 4. MARK L. BRAMLETT Quill and Scroll, 3, 4, Sergeanf-af-Arms, 4, Honor So- ciefy, 3, 4, Wesf Wind Sfaff, 3, 4, Spanish, 4, Campus, 4, Zephyr, 4, Phofographer. GEORGE ROBERT BRATTON Choral, 2, I-li-Y, 2, 3, Monogram, 2, 3, 4, Office Sfaff, 3, Campus, 4, Monifor, 3, 4, Soffball, 2, 3, 4, Capfain, 3, Foofball, 4, Manager, 3, Baskefball, 4, Manager, 2. ROBERTA CHRISTINE BRINKLEY Honor Sociefy, 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Monifor, 4, Zephyr, 4, Assisfanf Club Edifor, Home Room, Treasurer, 3, Travel, 2, 3, Rifle, 2, 3, 4, Cam- pus, 4, Riding, 4, Dramafics, 2, 3, Liferary, 4. PHIL BRODNAX R. O. T. C. Lieufenanf, 4, Rifle Team, 2, Foofball, 4, Band, 3, 4, Treasurer,.4, Sfafe Fesfival, 3, H,oIme2Rc3oH, Presidenf, 2, Vice-Presidenf, 3, Treasurer, 4, Rif e, , , Choral, 2, 3, Personalify, 3, 4, Officers Club, 4. JUNE MCMURRY BROWN '-lonor Sociefy, 4' Monifor, 4, Dramafic, 2, 4, Liferafz. 3, 4, Campus, 4,'Gurl Reserves, 2, firf, 4, Secrefafy. . Treasurer, 4, Zephyr, 4, Asslsfanf Arflsl. WILLIAM STOKES BUCHANAN, JR. Home Room, Presidenf, 4, Personalify, 3, 4, llnfrarnural Baskefball, 4, 320 College' Avenue, '51, Growing ' ' ' er, -. Pains, 3, Dramaflcs, 2, 3, 4, Business GHGQ GLORIA FRANCES BUCKINGHAM Hobby, 2, Secrefary, Personalify, 3, Choral, 3. 43 Travel, 4. CAROLYN BURCH Home Room, Secrefary, 4, Arf, 2, Secrefary,CHobb3g, 3. - - . - u, : Presidenf, Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 4, Travel, 2, 3. GVTIP - - . 4 Gen- Spamsh, 4, Baskefball, 3, Monlfor, 4, Zephyr, . , eral Sfaff. MITZI BURGESON Wiffiesf, 41 Zephyr. 4. Assisfanf Feafure Edifofi Ze sonalify, 2, Girl Reserves, 2, Travel, 3, 4, CGVTIPUSI GWENDOLYN BURTON Home Room, Vice-Presidenf, 3, Library 6 . - ' - 4- Person Monifor 4' Campus 4' Girl Reserves 2, 3. .tm 3 alify, 2,' 3,i Rifle, 2,'Riding, 2, Travel,' 3, 41 Knif' 9' 5+ ff 3 4' RS El I MARE if ce.,- ,I . 25 - RGGK. , Home . ra! 'lf 2 'i vlaylihl ff none nf ' 3 I f u llofl H 'l- j Dramiilfs- L' 1 llorne Hof? A Camp' I ri' M0nC'2 f I SOCI5-s Honor We AI Campus- 3- ii El Third, lalin Ii sonalily, 31 ll Presidonl, 505 Council, 3, A Campus, 3, 4 Home Roof Council, 3, I: Horne Room 4, I-li-Y., 2, Wind, 4, S: lvlonifor, 4, Car Ouill and S- Sidli, The Co-Edifor, 3 HOME Roms Council, 33 Sergeanl-51. lx Lllerary, Home R Q Council, gi 2, 3, 4 T Tfeasufgf, Q Hou- Soi l'l0fTjecoml Presiden, Reserves ' Ifavell j Zepl-, 4 . Y, 3 Edllorlg 4. Dlamafice Home n Usni Qc, Sun MSSSIQQU. P . All.Q,Sll 2. 3, I. dUClio,,' llilaqf z H - cn, im SENIORSl ' I 0 0 0 -- '.:..' WILLIAM B. AKERS Home Room, Presidenf, 2, 4, Represenfalive, 3, Rifle, 2, 3, Senior Scouf, 3, 4, Vice-Presidenl, 3, Presidenf, 4, French, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Non-Com, 3, 4, Campus, 4, Treasurer, Honor Sociefy, 3, 4, Monifor, 4, Wesf Wind, 4 Assisfanf Circulafion Manager, Zephyr, 4, Assisfanf , , I Fcafure Edilor. MARGARET ELIZABETH ALDER Secrefary-Treasurer, Sfudenf Body, 4, Home Room, Pres idenf, 2, 3, Secrefary Treasurer, Nafional Forensic League 3, Firsf, Dramatic Confesf, 4, Cheerleader, 2, 3, 4 Monifor, 4, Miss Wesf High, 4, Miss Clean-Up, 3 TraiI of Lonesome Pine, 4, Wesf Wind, 3, Reporfer Dramafics, 2, 3, 4, Producfion Manager, 2, Secrefary, 3 Choral, 2, 4, Vice-Presidenf, 4, Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 4 French 3, Travel, 3, Riding, 3, Spanish, 4, Vice-Presidenl, Red Cross, 4, Vice-presidenf. ERNEST MACK ALLEN Home Room, Vice-Presidenf, 2, Sfudenf Council, 2, R, O. T. C., Capfain, 4, Safefy Pafrol, 4, Second, Lafin Tournamenf, 2, Monifor, 4, Zephyr, 4, Assisfanf Feafure Edifor, Campus, 3, 4, Secrelary, 4, Spanish, 4, Treasurer, Personalify, 3. KATHERINE CLARE ALLEN Ouill and Scroll, 3, 4, Secrefary, 4, Dramafics, 2, Treas- Q, urer, Wesf Wind, 3, Liferary, 2, 3, 4, Campus, 4, H , , Personalify, 4, Vice-Presidenl, Travel, 4, Zephyr, 4, I' l-, General Sfaff. ALBERT ESTES AMBROSE Q Sfudenf Council, 4, Library Sfaff, 2, D. O., 4. X JOSEPHINE SPENCER ANDERSON , '1f, , , Honor Sociefy, 4, Home Room, Secrefary, 4, Girl Re- serves, 3, Campus, 4, French, 4, Secrefary, Liferary, 3, af ,.. ff' 15 5 ,,,,' 4 Secrefary 3, Band, 3, 4, Secrefary, 4, All-Cify, 3, All- ,T4 jf?-, ii A I Sfafe, 3,'Sfafe Solo Confesf, Zephyr, 4, Hisforian. .,., . ' I X . LYTTLETON COOKE ANDERSON V, .- Home Room Secrefary, 2, Treasurer, 3, Honor Sociely, 3, 4, Campus, 4, Treasurer, Non-Com, 3, Rifle, 2, Sfamp, 2, Secrefary, Zephyr, 4, Prophef. ERNEST APPLEBY x. Home Room, Secrefary-Treasurer, 4, Foofball, 2, 3, 4 Mosf VaIuabIe, 4, Monogram, 2, 3, 4, Travel, 4 World Affairs, 3, Monifor, 2. SARAH LOUISE APPLEWHITE Home Room, Vice-Fresidenf, 3, Secrefary, 4, Treasurer, 4 Glee Club, 3, 4, Vice-Presidenf, 4, Arf, 3, 4, Presidenf, 4 Girl Reserves, 3, 4, Kniffing, 4, Treasurer, Riding Club, 3, Q Dramafics, 3. EDMUND KELLY ARMISTEAD HELEN F. BABB lnframurals, 4, Spanish, 4. NANCY CORNELIA BADER Girl Reserves, 2, Wesf Wind, 3, Reporfer, Besf All- ' Round, 4, Monifor, 4, Secrefary, Senior Class, Office Sfaff, 4, Home Room, Presidenf, 3, Sfudenf Council, 4 Choral, 3, 4, Presidenf, 3, Secrefary, 4, Travel, 4, Vice- Presidenf. JOAN BAIRD T Home Room, Sergeanf-af-Arms, 2, Red Cross, 2, Travel, 2, 3, Personalify, 3, 4. WILLIAM ORVILLE BAKER Pan-American, 4, Campus, 4. LESLIE M. BARE Home Room, Vice-Presidenf, 2, Camera, 2, Travel, 3, 4, Campus, 4, Senior Scouf, 4, Zephyr, 4, Phofographer. VIVIAN BARFIELD Girl Reserves, 2, Dramafics, 2, French, 2, Office Sfaff, 3, Spanish, 4, Travel, 4, Personalify, 4, Zephyr Sfaff, 4, Typisf. L F LADY JEAN BARKER Home Room, Treasurer, 2, 3, Vice-Presidenf, 3, Secrefary, 4, Honor Sociefy, 3, 4, Secrefary, 4, Befa Club, 3 Zephyr, 4, Adverfising Manager, Monifor, 2 French, 2, 3, Personalify, 2, Girl Reserve, Treasurer, 4, Riding, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4, World Affairs, 3, Campus, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Neafesf Girl, 3, 4, Pan-American, 3, Treasurer, Sfaff, Ropes, 3, Zephyr, Adverfising Manager, 4. ' DAVID JAMES BARNETT Home Room, Sergeanf-af-Arms, 2, Baskefball, 2, 3, Box- ing Tourney, 2, Band, 3, 4. E131 I 5 1 r--jeff 'vjpvx 1 gr- l I l I l I l 5 l I I I ' ,f z.s2? 3 im? ff 7 M C' Q' eff fa! K 27 ,W , f GSO, X Q 'Y Q I, 1: Rm ' i' Y . Q f f Q5 333' U Q ea' Q9 1, 4:-4 uv, I fif?fii?ss -I fy ,V 4 - 1, , -' ,ggi E151 -I, T14-f ' fu . ., .,. 4. ,',1, s.,,,.. ., 2... , . f S X vs! V . ' . 4 Q5 4- ' 42 'W I Zfiffff- f 4 22- kai, 5 f fffi f f f 41:53 .uk 71.-' I A L., ju, ,7 Q . '. 4 : r. .fm I Us ' I ' nw - z. '--:-'--3,4911-.K N . 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Honor Sociefy, 3, 4, Home Room, Presidenf 2 4- Golf Team, 2, 3, 4, Baskemali, 3, Wea wind, 3,'c5mbuS 4, ROBERT MOORE EMPSON Soffball, 3, Slamp, 2, D. O., 4. IRWIN BERNARD ESKIND Quill and Scroll, 4, Zephyr, 2, 4, Adverlising Manager 4, Home Room, Presidenl, 3, Vice-Presidenl, 2, Wegi Wind Club, 2, Campus, 3, 4, Travel, 3, 4, Slamp, 2, MAE EDITH ESKIND Home Room, Treasurer, 2, 4, Zephyr, 4, Typisf, Monilor 3, Travel, 2, 3, 4, Personalify, 4, Spanish, 4, Crealive Wriling, 2, Vocafional Guide, 3, Currenl Evenls, 2, Treasurer. NELLIE BOB FERGUS Home Room, Presidenl, 2, Treasurer, 2, 3, Sluclenl Coun- cil, 2, Archery, 3, Presidenlg Dramafics, 2, 3, Girl Re- serves, 2, Rif.e, 3. JEAN CHRISTIE FERGUSON Home Room, Chaplain, 3, Vice-Presidenl, 4, Sludenl Council, 4, Dramalics, 2, Treasurer, Girl Reserves, 3, Travel, 3, Spanish, 4, Red Cross, 3, 4, Represenfafive, 3, Vice-Presidenl, 4. BONNIE JEANNE FINGER Home Room, Treasurer, 3, Represenlalive, 3, Presidenl, 4, Secrelary, 4, Choral, 2, 3, Secrelary, 3, Travel, 4, Rifle, 2, 3, Spanish, 4, Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 4, Monilor, 4. EMMA JEAN FLOWERS Arl, 3, 4, Choral, 4, Red Cross Knilling, 4. ANN EVELYN FOREHAND Travel, 3, 4, Dramalics, 3, Riding, 3, Personalily, 4. DUNCAN FORT FELICITY IMOGEN FOWLER French, 4, Campus, 4, Liferary, 4, Travel, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4, Honor Sociely, 4, Monifor, 4, Zephyr, Arllsl, 4. EDWA DEAN FOX Sludenl Council, 2, Home Room, Vice-Presiderll, 32 Hi-Y, 3, Secrelary-Treasurer. ETHEL LOUISE FUQUA Personalily, 4, Travel, 4, Library, 3, 4, Girl Reserves. 23 Honor Sociely, 4. RALPH GATES Honor Sociefy, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presidenl, 3, Parliamenlarian. 3, Presidenl, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4, Monilor, 42 Home Room, Vice-Presidenl, 2, 3, Presidenl, 4, B Baskelball, 3, 4, Golf Team, 3, 4, Sludenf Council, 4, Wesl Wind Slaff, 3, 4, Zephyr, 4, Co-Edifor, Campus, 2. ,3r 4: Presidenl, 4, French, 3, Riding, 3, 4, Sfamp, 3, Presidenl, Wesl Wind Club, 4, Travel, 4, Vice-Presldenh JOSEPH PILMOOR GILBERT Fersonalily, 4. DOROTHY LOIS GILES Girl Reserves, 4, Honor Sociely, 4, PersonalilY. 3- LAIRD PRICE GILLEM Travel, 2, Rifle, 2, Band, 2, 3, 4, All-Cily, 3, All-Slafe, 3. Home, Aff! 3, Tfavel. Home Sociel 4, D 2. Libraf Home Hemi 2, 3, 4, Cl Secor ber, Lilerz lhe 1 Conc Hon Hof den Sen- Off s 'wa lggossii 'Qi o 'vm z S l., .- -, V. I-ni N lp I d-: X94 1 r UW' , 4 A I W n. 5 . ,wr ' P' . .Y ,H i Y' ll' ff 'W' SENIORS 0 0 o -- MARGARET CRANCHE BUTRUM Home Room Represenlalive, 2, Vice-Presidenl, 4, Arl, 2 4 Vice-Presidenl, 2, Riding, 2, Personalily, 2, Knitting, l l 3, Wesl Wind Club, 3, Zephyr, Arfisl, 4. ANN H. CAMPBELL Home Room, Chaplain, 3, Quill and Scroll, 3, 4, Mon- ifor, 3, 4, Wesl Wind, Reporler, 2, 3, 4, Campus, 4, Dramalics, 2, Girl Reserves, 2, Lilerary, 3, 4, Spanish, 4, Zephyr, 4, General Slaff. BAXTER CATO, J R. Home Room, Treasurer, 2, Sludenl Council, 4, Eoolball, 4, Campus, 4, Sergeanl-al-Arms, Dramalics, 2, 3, 4, Monogram, 4, Personalily, 3, 4, Secrelary, 4. MARY MARTHA COATES Honor Sociely, 3, 4, Riding Club, 2, 3, Lilerary, 3, Per- sonalily, 4, Spanish, 4, Travel, 4. ARCHIE WILLIAM CONRAD Campus, 3, 4, D. O., 3, Vice-Presidenl, Personalily, 4. EDWIN SHEFFIELD COOPER Third, Lalin Tournamenl, 2, Honor Sociely, 3, 4, Per- sonalily, 3, Non-Com, 3, 4, Presidenl, 4, Rifle, 4, Presidenl. BRUCE CRABTREE, JR. Presidenl, Sophomore Class, Head Monilor, 4, Sludenl Council, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Home Room, Presidenl, 3, 4, Campus, 3, 4, Presidenl, 3, 4, Rifle, 3, 4, Foolball, 2, Golf Team, 4, WADE MOORE CRAIG Home Room, Treasurer, 2, Vice-President, 4, Sludenl Council, 3, Monilor, 3, Radio, 3, Travel, 4, Baskelball B Team, 2, 3, Tennis, 3, 4. HENRY L. CRAVENS Home Room, Sergeanl-al-Arms, 2, 4, Vice-Presidenl, 3, 4, Hi-Y., 2, 3, Personalily, 3, 4, Monogram, 4, Wesl Wind, 4, Sporls Reporler, Foolball Manager, 3, 4, Baskelball Manager, 3, 4. BETTY JEAN CROWELL Monilor, 4, Personalify, 3, Travel, 3, Spanish, 3, 4, Campus, 4, Zephyr, 4, Assislanl Arfisl. KATHERINE BISHOP DALE Ouill and Scroll, 3, 4, Presidenl, 4, Honor Sociely, 3, 4, Slafl, The Ropes, 3, Wesf Wind, 2, Reporler, Assislanl Co-Edilor, 3, Co-Edilor, 4, Zephyr, 4, Fealure Co-Edilor, Home Rome, Presidenf, 2, 4, Vice-Presidenl, 3, Sludenl Council, 3, Girl Reserves, 2, 3, Vice-Presidenl, 2, Sergeanl-af-Arms, 3, Wes? Wind Club, 3, 4, President, 4, Lilerary, 4, Presidenl, French, 4, Campus, 4, Secrefary. BETTY JO DANIEL Home Room, Secrelary, 3, Vice-Presidenl, 4, Sludenl Council, 3, Campus, 2, 3, 4, Secrelary, 4, Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 2, 3, Presidenl 4, Travel, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, 4, FriendliesI, 4, Zephyr, 4, General Sfalf, Monilor, 4, MARTHA JANE DAVIS Honor Sociely, 4, D. A. R. Medal, 4, , Homecoming Queen, 4, Home Room, Presidenl, 3, Vice- Presidenl, 4, Sludenl Council, 4, Monilor, 3, 4, Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 4, Sergeanl-al-Arms, 2, Vice-Presidenl, 4, Travel, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, dSecreIary, 3, Spanish, 4, Pres- i enl. ALVIN PERRY DEMPSKY Zephyr, 3, 4, Assislanl Adverlising Manager, 3, Sporls Edifor, 4, Band, 3, 4, Slale Feslival, 3, Campus, 3, 4, Dramalics, 2, Library, 2, 3, 4, Spanish, 4, lnlramural Sollball, 4. PARKER J. DIBBLE JACK BAKER DIEHL PreTIiesI 4, Home Room Sergeanl-al-Arms, 2, Presidenl, 4, Slu- denl Council, 4, MosI Popular, 2, 4, Foolball, 2, 3, 4 Caplain, 4, All-Slafe, 4, Monilor, 3, 4, Head Monilor, 4 Presidenf Senior Class, 32O College Avenue, 3, Grow- ing Pains, 4, Trail of Lonesome Pine, 4, Banner All-Cily Foolball, 4, Tennessee All-Cily, 4, Monogram 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 2, 3, Presidenl, 3, Dramalics ducfion Manager, 3, Travel, 4, Campus, 4 Vice-Presidenl KENNETH GIBSON DIEHL Manager, Baskelball, 2, 3, 4, Foofball, 2, 3, 4, Monilor 4, Home Room, Secrelary, 2, Presidenl, 4, Sfudenf Coun cil, 4, Monogram, 2, 3, 4, Secrefary, 4, Personalily, 3, Presidenf 3, Vice-Presidenf, 4. HELEN ELIZABETH DUNCAN Personalify, 3, Travel, 3. 'R' K,,,,f gui -'uv if X ga . 259' 'Nagl- flag, T151 ,, . 6 , 1 3 . I ,il-35542 I -4 ff 41-vi 3. ' Q . 1., ,1ii- if 4 . 'Tis . 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DENVER EUGEN E HOOPER Microscope, 2, SGCFGTBTYQ Personalify, 3, 43 Healfh, 33 Pan-American, 43 Spanish, 43 Band, 2. MARJORIE LOUISE H'OOVEN Home Room, Secrefary, 23 Office Sfaff, 23 Girl Reserves, 2, 33 Red Cross, 4, Represenfafive, 43 Vocafional Guid- ance, 33 Dramafics, 23 Spanish, 43 Baskefball, 2, 3, 4. DORIS AILEEN H-ORNER Firsf, Book Week Confesf, 43 Personalify, 33 Red Cross, 43 Red Cross Kniffing, 4. RALPH DAVID HOUSTON Home Room Vice-Presidenf, 23 Non-Com., -3, 4, Vice Presidenf, 3,l4Q Senior Scouf, 3, 4, Vice-Presidenf, 3, 4, Mosf Bashful, 4. MELBA LILLIAN HOWARD Honor Sociefy, 43 Home Room, Vice-Presidenf, 2, Sec- refary, 23 Sfudenf Council, 23 Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 43 Dramafics, 23 Vocafional Guidance, 33 Spanish, 43 Pan- American, 43 Kniffing, 4. VERA JOSEPHINE HUFFINES Home Room, Secrefary, 43 Girl Reserves, 4. JUANITA HUNTER WILLIAM E. HUNTER Vice-Presidenf, Senior Class3 Home Room, Vice-Presidenf, 23 Foofball, 2, 3, 43 Baskefball, 23 Travel, 4, Vice- Presidenf3 Monogram, 3, 4. BOB INGERSOLL Sfudenl' Council, 23 Home Room, Vice-Presidenf, 23 Monifor, 23 Campus, 2, Presidenf3 Aviafion, 2, Sec- FGIBFY-TFSGSUFETI Camera, 23 Senior Scouf, 3, 43 Dra- mafics, 33 Tennis Team, 2. TED R. IRBY Sfudenf Council, 2, 33 Home Room, Vice-Presidenf, 43 Vice-Presidenf, Sfudenf Body, 43 Treasurer, Junior Class3 I Monifor, 2, 3, 43 Foofball, 2, 3, 43 Baskefball, 2, 3, 4. L Alfernafe Capfain, 43 Monogram, 3, 43 Campus, 4,HPres- idenf3 Travel, 33 Personalify, 43 Besf All-Round, 4. ALBERT ISENHOUR, JR. Home Room, Presidenf, 43 Band, 2, 3, 4, All-Cify, 2, 3 Lafin, 23 Personalify, 43 Campus. 43 Forum, 4. NANCY RUTH JACKSON Personalify, 23 Travel, 3, 4. ELI W. JACOBS Home Room, Recording Secrefary, 4, Vice-Presidenf, 3 Boys' Personalify, 43 Campus, 3, 43 Monifor, 33 Aviafion, Sergeanf-af-Arms, 3. dw ifeilidr Classi oTW MOHOQI Home Vice-Pff 3, 4: B Reserve Pres Home, Chemlf 3 4. T . 4, Home Sociel Came Home I-lono 43 Ze I-lom Scro' Snap Hor Qu H: Cr H 2: R I ss Q, ...- 'Q-s 'Qi N N 5 ef I4 lp'-1 Q .nl fi luv 4' P ,, 'aw sl A if, 5 h ffggg giifi-'ff' gl P' SENIORS Q g Q ...- BETTY JEAN GODBOLD Room Secrelary 2' Honor Sociely, 4, Monilor, 4, Home . . . , , ' Cam us 4' Dramallcs, 3, Girl Reserves, 3, 4, Arr, 3, p , . , Riding, 3, Spanish, 4, Travel, . DEBORA BUCKY GOODMAN Travel, 3, Camera, 3, Vocalional Guidance, 3, Red Cross, 4, Red Cross Knilling, 4. L'OIS GREER INEZ SHIPP GREGORY Home Room, Secrelary, 2, 4, Vice-Presidenl, 3, Honor Sociel , 2, 3, 4, Monilor, 4, Zephyr, 4, Typisl, Campus, ' ' ' ' R'fl Y 4, Dramalics, 2, 3, Film Sludy, 2, Personalily, 2, I e, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, Vice-Presidenl, 4, Riding, 4. EDNA EARLE GRIFFIN Library Slaff, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presidenl, 3, Presidenl, 4, Home Room, Secretary, 4, Personalily, 3, Rifle, 2, 3, Literary, 4. LILLIAN GROSS GAYLE LEWIS GU PTON Home Room, Treasurer, 2, Vice-Presidenl, 3, Dramalics, ' ' W'H' I 2, 3, Bes+ Oraror' 2, 3, 4, Presidenf, 3, 4, i ies, , 4, Cheerleader, 3, 4, Tri-Slale Dramalic Conlesl, Firsl, Second, Third, Nalional Forensic League, Charler Mem- ber, Presidenl, Wesl, Dislricl Senator, lnrerscholasric Lilerary League, Dislricl Cup, Firsl in Slale, Elizabelh 2' Hardy's al Home, 2, She Sloopsfro The Oueen, , Conquer, 3, 32O College Avenue, 3, Growing Pains, 4. ANNE HAGEY E. CLIFF HANCOCK H Room, Presiclenl, 3, Arl, 3, Sergeanleal-Arms, ome Campus, 4, Travel, 3. GEORGE W. HARBISON, JR. 2 4 Presidenl, 3, Slu- I-lome Room, Sergeanl-al-Arms, , , denl Council 2 4' R O T C., Caplain, 4, Campus, 4 3 4 Sergeanf-ar-Armls, iPerisonaliIy, 3, 4, Vice-Presidegl, , , . . - , 3, Officers' Olub, 4, Secrelary, Travel, 2, Non om , Presidenl, Zephyr, 4, Assisfanl' R. O. T. C. Edilor. GINGER MAIE HARGIS R m Secrelary Treasurer, Drum Maiorelle, 4, Home oo , . 3' Nalional Forensic League, 4, 32O College Avenue, 2' ' ' Ch lain, 4 Young April, 3, Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 4, ap Dramalics, 2, 3, 4, Rifle, 3, Red Cross, 4. BRANDON NEVILLE HARPER Zephyr, 4, Typislg Sfale Music Feslival, 2,d3, 4, Campus ' ' T 4. 2, 3, Choral, 2, 3, Arl', 3, 4, Pres: en, CHARLES ARMSTRONG HARRISON Home Room Sergeanl-aT4Arms, 4,, Travel, 2,,3, Campus, 4, Spanish, 4, Arr, 3, Vice-Presidenl, WITTICSI, 4. RICHARD LEE HARWOOD, III. 4 kelball 2 Dramalics, 4, Wesf Wind Club, , Bas ,b, 3 ' ' ' I 2. Sludenl Council, 2, 3, Band, 2, Boys Glee Cu , MARGARET HAYES EUDORA HAYNIE Choral, 3, 4. PAUL COX HERRON Srudenl Council, 2, 4, Home Room, Presidenl, 2, 3, Vice- ' ' 4 M 'i 3 4, Presidenf, 3, Besl School Spiril, , om or, , Foofball, Co-Captain, 4, Soflball, 2, Hi-Y, 2, Monogram, 3, 4, Vice-Presidenf, 4, Travel, 3, 4, Sergeant-af-Arms, 4. ROBERT F. HEWIT Lalin Club, 2, D. O., 4. 4 I 3 fx REQ . Y 15' s Q s. 5 ,,,,,, , H T , -I J!-iv' -nr 'T' J ii E -1 i ef -asbgskxgvx me , . .3 QxS5S?s.Osw . ' T - X, - f -- , . i fgx, M, ,. f if 'TX .g ' Q w ,E 35859 5 RWM -- - , ' axis rj- ,I I 1 1'- 4 fif f 1. L X X . xxx Ng ax XX x S 9 G- X 1 U71 I if ' - ,,,:i,,,' ,g ,,.Q . ' v :ai ffl xfs, X .X N - - . - ,,,, Q A ..,. ,,,,, 4 Q 3 Q 1 s Q ,Nm Q Q38 Q' . ef X ,z 4. .sr .Q ,Yi ak : F- X ' f. .. ss. 3. .ig L g,-.,' 5 ,351 - .f,s.c, E201 SENIORS 0 o o - HELEN ABSTON MANEY Home Room, Secrefary, 2, Vice-Presidenf, 3, Sfudenf Council, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4, Monifor, 3, 4, Wesf Wind, 4, Circulafion Manager, Mosf Afhlefic, 4, Rifle, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presidenf, 3, Secrefary, 4, Choral, 2, Zephyr, 4, Sporfs Edifor, Currenf Evenfs, 3, French, 4, Library, 4, Wesf Wind Club, 4, Secrefary. LAWRENCE LEE MAY Home Room Secrefary, 4, Treasurer, 4, Travel, 4, Campus, 4, Sergeanf-af-Arms. LAM BETH CLAY MAYES Home Room, Treasurer, 2, Sfudenf Council, 2, 3, Wesf Wind, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4, Honor Sociefy, 4, Office Sfaff, 3, 4, Choral, 2, 3, 4, Campus, 3, 4, French, 4, Liferary, 4, Wesf Wind Club, 4, Zephyr, 4, ,His- forian. PEGGY MCCOMAS Befa, 3, Honor Sociefy, 3, 4, Home Room, Presidenf, 2, Firsf, French Tournamenf, 3, 4, Second Place, Clean-Up Essay, 3, Sfaff, The Ropes, 3, Wesf Wind, Reporfer, 2, 3, Co-Ed, 4, Sfaff, Wesf Hi-Ho, 2, Liferary, 2, 3, 4, Presidenf, 3, Treasurer, 3, Vice-Presidenf, 4, French, Vice-Presidenf, 3, 4' Library, 3, Mosf Likely fo Suc- ceed, 4, Red Cross, 4, Secrefary, Wesf Wind Club, 4, Zephyr, 4, Feafure Co-Ed, Sfudenf Council, 2, 3. MARTHA JANE MCLEAN JOHN EDWARD MCNULTY Home Room, Presidenf, 2, 4, Sfudenf Council, 4, Pan- American 3' Campus, 4, Presidenf, Spanish, 4, Presidenf, Mosf Dignifiedf' 4, Zephyr, 4, Business Manager, Monifor, 4. VIRGINIA MERSHON Home Room, Treasurer, 4, Vice-Presidenf, 4, Girl Re- serves, 3, 4, French, 3, 4, Secrefary, 4, Personalify, 3, Secrefary, Kniffing, 4, Presidenf, Red Cross Kniffing, 4, Presidenf, Wesf Wind, 3, Campus, 4, Corresponding Secrefary, Zephyr, 4, Club Edifor, Honor Sociefy, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4, Monifor, 4, Treasurer, Senior Class, Library Sfaff, 3, 4, Library Club, 3, Wesf Wind Sfaff, 3, 4, CAMPBELL GENTRY MILES Campus, 3, Vice-Presidenf, Camera, 3, Senior Scouf, 3, 4, Riding, 4. ERNEST JACOB MOENCH Camera, 2, 3, Choral Club, 3, 4, Personalify, 4. MARY JANE MOORE Campus, 3, 4, Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 4, Travel, 3, 4, Arf, 2, Personalify, 4, Monifor, 3, 4. WILLIAM JOEL MOORE ' Monifor, 2, R. Q. T. C., Lieufenanf, 4, Rifle, 4, Scouf, 4. EMILY LOUISE MORRIS Quill and Scroll, 4, Home Room, Treasurer, 2, 3, Wesf Wind, 2, 3, 4, Travel, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves, 2, Campus, 4, Monifor, 3, 4, Zephyr, 4, Assisfanf Club Edifor, Lif- erary, 4, HOWARD MORTON, JR. Home Room, Treasurer, 2, Campus, 3, 4, Travel, 3, 4, Pan-American, 4. JAMES HERMAN MORTON, JR. Home Room Represenfafive, 2, Presidenf, 4, Non-Com., 3, Monifor, 2, D. O., 3, Hi-Y, 2, 3, Officers' Club, 4, Monogram, 4, Foofball, 4. DELTON RHEA MULLER Home Room, Presidenf, 2, 3, 4, Sfudenf Council, 3, Experf Rifle Medal, 4, Rifle, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presidenf, 3, Presidenf, 4, Dramafics, 2, 3, 4, Sign Arfisf, Non-Com., 2, 3, R. O. T. C., Capfain, 4, Officers' Club. PAUL ALEXANDRA MUSE Home Room, Secrefary-Treasurer, 2, Campus, 2, Sec- refary, D. O., 4. MARGARET JEAN NEAL Home Room, Vice-Presiolenf, 2, Secrefary-Treasurer, 4 Friendliesf, 2, Dramafics, 3, Rifle, 3, Personalify, 4 LEWIS DAVID NICHOLS Home Room, Treasurer, 2, Manager, Foofball Team, 3, 4 Campus, 3, 4, Personaliiryy 3, 4, Senior Scouf, 3, 4 i- , 3. lSI .16 Home. R Council. CampuS. H ' 5 Wind. ' cil, 31 I idenl. For MQNIIO Home 4, Dr PainS,' Chora l'IOm4 ball, 2, 3, Wes Rifle Coa 3, 2 Qu cil, 2. Gi Pri Lil H Li ic C S I I illlf' SENIORS O O O 1- EDWIN HARLEY JESSUP Fresidenl, Sludenl Body, 4, Home Room, Vice-Presidenl, 2, Sfudenl Council, 3, Overall Medal, 3, Presidenl, Junior Class, Mos'r Likely Io Succeed, 4, Foolball, 3, 4, R. O. T. C., 4, Maior, Senior Scoul,-3, 4, Presideinl, 4, Monogra m, 4, Non-Com., 3, 4, Presidenl, 4, Spanish, 4. Home Room, Vice-Presidenl, 2, 3, Sludenl Council, 3, 4, Honor Sociely, 2, 3, 4, Monilor, 2, 3, 4, Head Monilor, 4' Z h r 4 General Slaff, Campus, 2, 3, 4, Fren LEILA MAI JOHNSON S relar 2 Presidenl 3 Treasurer 4, Home Room, ec y, , , , , Vice-Presidenl, 4, Quill and Scroll, 3, Honor Sociery, 2, 3 4, Bela, 2, 3, Cheerleader, 3, 4, Personalily, 2, Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 4, Currenl Evenls, 3, Travel, 4, Vice- Presidenl, Campus, 3, 4, Secrelary, 3, Riding, 3. WILLIAM N. JOHNSON Roo'n Vice Presidenl 2' Honor Sociely, 3, 4, Home - , - , , Chemislry, 2, 3, Vice-Presidenl, 2, Nalure, 2, 3, French, 3 4 T as rer 3, Lilerary, 3, 4, Travel, 3,.Senior Scoul, , re u , 4, Riding, 4, Choral, 4, Zephyr, 4, Will-Maker. IRVING KAUFMAN 3 Wesl Wind 3 4' Honor Home Room, Secrelary, , , , , So' 4' onilor ' ' L I' Tournamenl 2 ciely, 3, , M , 4, Firsl, ann , , ' ' 3' S ' r Scoul, 4. Camera, 3, 4, Secrelary, 4, Radio, , enio BETTY ANN KIRBY . ep Y. . Ch. 3, 4, Pan-Hellenic, 3, Vice-Presidenl. BERTON MERLE KIRSHNER Home Room, Treasurer, 2, Vice-Presidenl, 4, Quill and 5 5 Scroll, 4, Honor Sociely, 4, Monilor, 4, Zephyr, 4, Snapshor Edilor, Camera, 2, 3, Campus, 4, Travel, 3, 4, Nealesl, 4. EDWARD KLEIN WILLIAM HENRY KLYCE , 2, 3, 4, Radio, 2, Travel, Honor Sociely, 2, 4, Camera 3, 4, Class Poel, 4. WILLIAM HAYNES KNIGHT Quill and Scroll, 4, Home Room, Sergeanl-al-Arms, 3, Personalily, 4, Campus, 4, Monilor, 3. RUBY ELAINE KOKENOS H me Room Secrelary, 2, Treasurer, 3,.Choral, 4, Red o Cross, 4, Girl Reserves, 4, Honor Sociely, 4, Debale Team, 3. BETTY CATHERINE KOONCE Home Room, Sergeanl-al-Arms, 3, Treasurer, 4, Travel, 2, Arl, 2, 3, Girl Reserves, 2, 3, Band, 3, Moniror, 3, 4, Middle Tennessee Band Conlesl, 3. MARIAN HAZEL LEDFORD Riding, 3, 4, Choral, 3, Personality, 3, Pan-American, 3. VERNON LEE Choral, 4. MARJORI E EVELYN LESTER Sludenl' Council 3, Honor Sociely, 4, Dramalics, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves, I2, 4, Library Slaff, 2, Travel, 4, Per sonalily, 4, Monilor, 4, Zephyr, 4, General Slaff. ROBERT F. LI PSCOMB BETTYE HARRIS LITTLEFIELD Monilor, 4, Home Room, Secrelary, 4, Zephyr, 4, General Slaff, ,Girl Reserves, 3, French, 3, 4, Wesl Wind, 3, Knilling, 3, 4, Campus, 4, Recording Secrelary. VIRGINIA ELIZABETH LUEBBE Home Room Treasurer, 4, Honor Sociely, 4, Vice-Pres- A 'lanl Fealure idenl, Campus, 4, Treasurer, Zephyr, 4, ssis Edilor, Arl, 2, Travel, 3, 4, Choral, 3, 4, Campus, 4, Treasurer, Monilor, 4. MARGARET ELERBE MAHONEY Monilor 4, Honor Sociely, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4 3 4 Travel 3 4' French yes? gllfind Slaff,v4!, Lilwary, , Z h, X , T t pf , 4, arnpus, 4, es? ind u , 4, ep yr, , S515 an gi W Fealure Edilor. I s T191 R if , Q WRX K X . X ,E A 2 X Q . R X S C . N Q A s 'RX X Sm ss S Sc Q -s- 5- . X' T kiwi 0 A' 1If,fk:15.Xz,.gg5T'i fgifgi,-,:,-, 5-,',.r'-'ig-EQ 3 5 . . :Af A 6 4 9 TE , ,Q M v 6' A 7 3 gf' . , f , i I1i,2'5f:i i '1' l:1E 5':z'E':'Ef ,3g.EzI Cixi 3:1-:js- ' .N l- 2:1251 . 6 vf ' . X 9 . P 4 ' 4. 1 . , sf' Y 'X' ,S X M N3 .Q 2 E 4 X Y 6 I Q ,. .. we C M... ,.kV X 1... ..1.. .4 .1 f 6 39 ., . . ' -L ' - - -- i'125g ..2g Q . ,L,L,L,L , ,,L,L. f.. as :ff fe1Zsf'f ., 5-.ly .3 , E221 SENIORS 0 o o -- JOHN HENRY sAMuELs Senior Scouf, 3, 4, Rifle, 2, Band, 2, 3, 4, All-Cify, 2, 3, All-Sfafe, 3, Drum Maior, 3, 4. PO LLY SAVAG E MAI LOUISE SAWYER Home Room, Secrefary, 3, Vice-Presidenf, 4, Honor So- ' ' 3 4- Travel 2 3 4 Secrefary 3' ciefy, 4, Monifor, , , , , , , ' , , French, 3, 4, Personalify, 3, Campus, 4, Vice-Presidenf, Kniffing, 4, Zephyr, 4, General Sfaff. NORMA HYDE SCARB-OROUGH Monifor, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4, Wesf Wind, 4, Reporfer, Home Room, Presidenf, 2, Treasurer, 3, Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 4, Sergeanf-af-Arms, 2, Campus, 3, 4, Secrefary, 4, French, 3, Riding Club, 4, Travel, 3, 4. FRANCES AN N SCOBEY Baskefball, 2, 4, Capfain, 4, Choral, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross, 4, Forum, 4. MARY SUE SCRUGGS Home Room, Secrefary, 2, 3, Choral Club, 2, 3, 4, Secrefary, 2, Treasurer, 3, Red Cross, 2, 3, 4, Vice- Presidenf, 2, Honor Sociefy, 4, Girl Reserves, 2. ANNIE SCURLOCK ' Choral, 4. ALFRED SHEPARD ' Home Room, Vice-Presidenf, 2, 3, Sfudenf Council, Treasurer '4- Dramafics 2 3, Monogram, 3, 4, Ser- oeanf-af-lfxrn'is, 3' Persdnalify, 4, Treasurer, Travel, 4, Campus, 4, Friendliesf, 4, Foofball, 3, 4, Baskefball, 3, Monifor, 3, 4. HAROLD DAVID SLAYDEN Home Room, 2, Sergeanf-af-Arms, Dramafics, 2, 3, 4, Wesf Wind Sfaff, 4. LEIGHTON HOLLIS SMITH Home Room, Vice-Presidenf, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4, Honor Sociefy, 4, R. O. T. C., Capfain, 4, Wesf Wind, 4, Reporfer, Personalify, 3, 4, Sergeanf-af-Arms, 4, Non-Com., 4, Secrefary, Travel, 4, Treasurer, Choral, 4, Presidenf, Officers' Club, 4, Vice-Presidenf. MONROE RUSSELL SMITH Home Room, Presidenf, 2, 3, French, 2, Presidenf, Travel, 3, Sergeanf-af-Arms, B Baskefball, 3, Assisfanf Coach of Junior High lnframural, 4. WILLIAM L-OYD SMITH Home Room Presidenf, 3, 4, Honor Sociefy, 3,.4, Spanish, 3, Sergeanf-af-Arms, 4, Campus, 4, Vice- Presidenf, Besf Looking, 4. WALTER SORRELLS Home Room, Presidenf, 3, Rifle, 2, 3, 4, Sergeanf-af- Arms, 4, Travel, 2, 3, 4, R. O. T. C., Maior, 4, Honor Sociefy, 4. ANN WEST SPARKMAN Spanish, 4, Campus, 4, Trail of Lonesome Pine, Growing Pains, 4. CLI FFORDEANE CLAIRE TAGGART Home Room, Vice-Presidenf, 2, Secrefary, 4, Girl Re- ves 2 3 4 Secrefary, 4, Travel, 3, Library Sfaff, 3 ser , , , , , Campus, 4, Secrefary, Spanish, 4, Vice-Presidenf, Choral, 3, Zephyr, 4, Assisfanf Feafure Edifor, Quill and Scroll, 4, Cheerleader, 4, Mosf Popular, 4, Feafure Wrifer, Wesf Windchell, 4. ALLIE ELIZABETH TAYLOR Rifle, 2, Travel, 4, Red Cross, 4. FLORENCE THIESEN Home Room, Vice-Presidenf, 2, Secrefary-Treasurer, 3, 4, Chaplain, 4, Monifor, 3, 4, Wesf Wind, 3, 4, Reporfer, 3, Circulhafion Sfaff, 4, Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 4, Arf, 2, 3 Vice-Presudenf 2, Travel, 3, 4, Dramafics, 2, Rifle, 2 Riding Club, 3, Campus, 4, Spanish, 4. ELLIS DILLARD THOMPSON, JR. Home Room, Puresidenf, 2, 3, Vice-Presidenf, 4, Honor Soclefy, 4, Senior Scouf, 3, Secrefary, 3, 4, Band, 3, 4, All-c.+y, 3. , u 4, l B Hd- 2: Third BC Home I PreS1de'l 3: FreHC Home Basllluli Reserve Tri Home ifor, ' Non-Q Spamf Secre room Club I-Iorr Bef. ulai 4. Hc Pre Ch l-li H lx . bc Fw ff J A - .I N A 5 . lf I-' ' 4 . ,wr 4 ug A- 'Kr f 4- ' 1 . ' 2 W' A. iff: 4, 1. 4' W4 45 ,, dau..- -zu S E N I O R S ,:,, , ' ' ' ' NANCY KATHRYN NONN ,,b,,, , ,,,, ,., Kniffing Club, 4, Secrefary, Riding Club, 3, 4, French, 3 4- Liferary, 3, 4, Library Sfaff, 3, Campus, 4, Monifor, ,,,!, I I 4: Zephyr, 4, General Sfaff, - .V..1 1 ii ' rhr lru LAURA KATHREEN OSMENT Home Room, Vice-Presidenf, 2, Secrefary, 3, Sfudenf Council, 2, 4, Girl Reserves, 2, 3, Arf, 2, Vice-Presidenf, Campus, 2, 3, Riding Club, 3, Personalify, 4, Secrefary, Arf Club, 4, Vice-Presidenf. EDNA SUE OWEN MARION VIRGINIA PARKS Honor Sociefy, 4, Ouill and Scroll, 4, Monifor, 4, Mosf Dignified, 4, Zephyr, 4, Assisfanf Club Edifor, Wesf Wind, 4, Home Room, Secrefary, 2, 3, 4, Sfudenf Coun- cil, 3, Girl Reserves, 2, Dramafics, 2, French, 3, 4, Pres- 3 Secrefary 3' Liferary 3, 4, Secrefary, 4, idenf, , , . , Forum, 4, Presidenf, Wesf Wind, 4, Campus, 4. WILMA MADALENE PAYTON 2 3 4 Arf 2 3' Girl Reserves, 2, Travel, 2, Monifor, , , 1 , , , Personalify, 3, Rifle, 3. JAMES R. PEARIGEN, JR. Home Room, Presidenf, 2, Treasurer, 4, Sfudenf Council, 4, Dramafics, 3, 4, Publicify Manager, 4, Growing ' f L nesome Pine, 4, Nafure, 2, Pains, 3, Trail o o Choral, 3, Office Sfaff, 4, Band, 3, 4, Presidenf, 3, All-Cify, 3, All-Sfafe, 3. WILLIAM WADE PEARSON HERSCHEL PERRY Home Room, Presidenf, 4, Mosf Afhlefic, 4, Foof- 3 4' Baskefball 2 3 4 Capfain, 3, 4, Soffball, ball, , , , , , , 2 3 4' Monogram 2 3 4 Treasurer, 4, Travel, 4, I I I I Moniforl, 3. PHIL PICARDAT J. T. PIGUE Wesf Wind, 3, Business Manager, Annual, 2, Paper, 2, Rifle Team, 2, 3, 4, R. O. T. C., Lieufenanf, 4, Sfuclenf Coach, Golf, 2, Hi-Y, 2, Non-Com., 3, Secrefary, Rifle, f' 3 4, Properfy Manager, 3, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Drama ics, , Sfage Manager, 4. ANNE PURYEAR Quill and Scroll, 4, Honor Sociefy, 3, 4, Sfudenf Coun- . . T cil, 4, Corresponding Secrefary, Home Room, Secre ary, 2,.3, Vice-Presidenf, 3, Presidenf, 4, Travel, 2, 3, 4, Girl Peserves, 2, 3, 4, Personalify, 3, French, 3, 4, Presidenf 4' Campus 4 Vice-Presidenf, Kniffing, 4, L'ferar '4' Wesf Wind, 4, Feafure Wrifer, Monifor, 4, I Y. . Zephyr, 4, General Sfaff. FRANCES ELLA RAGAN I-Ionor Sociefy, 3, 4, Zephyr, 4, Assisfanf Feafure Edifor Library Sfaff, 4, Monifor, 3, 4, Home Room, Vice-Pres ' ' I R ves 2, Riding Club, 3 idenf, 2, 3, Secrefary, 3, Gir eser , Campus, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, French, 3, Secrefary Travel, 4. RYMAN LEACH RALLS Sfudenf Council 4' Foofball, 3, 4, Personalify, 3, 4' N C m., 4' Monogram, 3, 4, RJ O. T. C., Capfain, 4, on- o Monifor, 4, Officers' Club, 4. ANN WINN RAWLINGS Campus, 4, Travel, 4. WILLIAM POWELL REGEN, III. 'd f 2 Pe sonalify 3 4 Treas- Home Room, Vice-Presi en, , r , , , urer, 3, Travel, 2, Inframural Baskefball, 4. WILLIAM H. RICE, JR. H Room, Presidenf, D. O., 2, 3, 4, Presidenf, 2, 3, ome 2, Vice-Presidenf, 2, Treasurer, 3. BETSY ANNE ROWLETT ind Liferary, 2, 3, 4,'Presidenf, 3, .Secrefary, 4, Wesmq Vg! Sfaff, 4, Wesf Wind Club, 4, Library, 3, 4, Frenc , 3, ji Vice-Presidenf, 4, Ouill and Scroll, 4, Honor Sociefy, , Zephyr, Prophef, 4. GERTRUDE MARGARET RUCKER I Girl Reserves, 2, 3, Personalify, 3. 4, Red Cross, 4, Rifle, 3. Ok W Wm fziffii ' . V. ,- x, X X 'B + Xi.. K 1 ,Q .,.,. ., F L , :si Qifrgi. ' ff S K 5 x X rs . S R I .Sin k 5...-. E ' ' S Slay . , SS La wn . , . I. .4 ,.,--, A g QT -i'QI'f . K .c.- kg- 2 I ' 2511 'X -fe: .- Na- -I , . .S if his ' 1' . L- fir E211 s 5 an 33' -1 l 6 S. X . ,.,5 5,Q . ., 4-X: . fxw vi -SEN: sag ,X ,EX X fs ,. . Q1 X 'Q' Ai.. -X - A ' rw' -Qi - iz! D xl' T el SENIORS o 0 0 -- HENRY NELSON ekoss Travel, 3, 4, Campus, 4. L. D. WIENER Home Room, Vice-Presidenl, 3, Honor Sociely, 3, 4, Spanish, 4, Monilor, 4, Zephyr, 4, Assislanl Sporls Ed- ilor, lnlramural Soflball, 4. ROSANNE WILSON Home Room, Represenlalive, 2, 4, Treasurer, 3, Secrelary, 4, Personalily, 2, Travel, 3, 4, Vice-President, 3, Secre- lary, 4, Spanish, 4, Tennis, 2, 3, 4, Baskelball, 2, Monilor, 2, 3, 4. EDWARD LOWRY WINN, JR. Home Room, Presidenl, 3, Treasurer, 4, Golf Team, 3, 4, Honor Sociely, 3, 4, Parliamenlarian, 4, Slamp, 2, Treasurer, Campus, 4, BesI All-Round, 2. JEAN MAU RICE WISE Honor Sociely, 3, 4, Riding, 2, 3, Ari, 2, 3, Spanish, 3, Personalily, 4. NADENE ELIZABETH WRIGHT Sludenl Council, 2, Home Room, Treasurer, 4,4 Prgidenf, . ' I 4, Cheerleader, 4, Tennis Team, 4, Zephyr, , enera Slaff, Besl School Spiril, 4, Fealure Wriler, Wes? . . . - . 1, Winchell, 4, Wesl Wind Club, 4, Vice Presiden , Knilling, 4, Vice-Presidenl, Monilor, 4, Personality, 3, Sergeanl-al-Arms, Travel, 3, Campus, 4. SARA MARIE WRIGHT Clay, 3, 4, 'BaSke+ball, 4, Library, 2, 3, spanish, 3, 4 Personalily, 3, Archery, 4. MIRIAM YAMPOL Music Feslival, 4, Choral Club, 2, 3, Personalily, 4 Knillinq, 3, Opera, 2, Pan-American, 4, Red Cross, 4. SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES PAUL CLAY KENNETH CRIM THOMAS EHRHART RUTH HARVEY l Glee Club, 3, 4, Superior, Vocal, Middle Tennessee Music Eeslival. WILLIAM RUSSELL MONEYPENNY JOSEPH THOMAS FREDA WATTS 0 IN MEMORIAM l BETTY -CATHERINE KOONCE Who passed away May I8, l942. I1241 Home Room Secrelary, 2, 3, Presidenl, 4, Honor So- G- n ,gil .1 -1 -,,, ,fr ,1 a Home Room Vice-Presidenf , SENIORS JEFFERSON TOMPKINS, JR. 3 4, All-Cf, 2, 3,, Sfafe Fesfival, 2, 3, 4, garifone Soloisf,y3, Office Sfaff, 3, Campus, 4, Travel, 4. BENJAMIN JAMES RIES TRATHEN R , P idenf, 4, Honor Sociefy, 4, D. O., 4, l,3l,C3E2?ge,,+?OglhOr,gI3S3, 4, Band, 3, 4, All-Cify, 3, All-Sfafe, 3, French' Horn Solo, Excellenf, 3, 4, Boys' Ouarfef, 3, 4. RUTH ELIZABETH TREADWAY RD , P 'd f, 2, Sfudenf Council, Z, lvIosf lglailI:fTJl 04? Lib?SiyenSfaff, 2, Treasurer, Arf, 3, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Girl Scouf, 2, Spanish, 4, Zephyr, 4, ' General Sfaff. ANN TREBING French 2, 4, Travel, 4, Rifle, 4. RICHARD HENRY TUGGLE Travel, 3, 4, Traclc, 3, Hobby, 2, Personalify, 4. JOSEPH C. WADDLE Home Room, Presidenf, 3, 4, Honor Sociefy, 3, 4, Mon- ifor, 4, Office Sfaff, 4, Personalify, 3, 4, Secrefary, 4, Non-Com., 3, 4, Secrefary, 4, Sfamp, 3, Travel, 4, Spanish, 4, Liferary, 4, R, O. T. C., 4, Lieufenanf, Officers' Club, 4. JEAN MARIE WALLACE Secrefary, Junior Class, Sfudenf Council, 2, 3, CI-Iome ' ' ' 4' h I room, Presidenf, 4, lvlonifor, 4, Honor Soclefy, , ora Club, 3, 4, Secrefary, 3, Red Cross, 3, 4, Presidenf, 4, Dramafics, 3, 4, Library, 2. RAYMOND WILLIS WALLER Home Room, Sergeanf-af1Arms, 2, Hi-Y, 2, 3, Person- alify, 4. LESLIE ELIZABETH WARD SARAH WARD BILLY WARNER Befa, 2, 3, Treasurer, 3, Honor Sociefy, 4, Ivlosf Pop- ular, 2, Sfudenf Council, 2, 3, Golf Team, 3, 4, Campus, 4, Serqeanf-af-Arms, Zephyr, 4, Assisfanf Sporfs Edifor. FLORENCE JUANITA WASH Home Room, Presidenf, 3, Secrefary-Treasurer, 4, Vice- Presidenf, 3, Honor Sociefy, 3, 4, Girl Reserves, 2, Choral Club, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Personalify, 4, Red Cross, 4, DAVID MITCHELL WEATHERLY , , 4' Hi-Y, 3, Spanish, 4, Sergeanf-af-Arms, Personalify, 4, Band, 2, 3, 4. MARIEN WEIL l'IOf1Or Sociefy, 3, 4, Archery, 4, Secrefary, Library, 2, French, 3, Personalify, 4. NANCY ELYDA WELLER Monifor 3' Home Room, Vice-Presidenf, 2, Riding, 2, 'TT I I French, 3, Travel, 4, Hobby, 3. THURMAN MORRIS WHITE , -lf' 3 F , I V34 P gm ?io2a'1 I. LF f: 47, ,- D. O., 4, Presidenf, Foofball, 2, . MARGARET ANN WHITE lglvome Room, Secrefary, 3, Dramafic, 2, Lilerary, 3, ,GSI Wind Club, 3, Travel, 4, Campus, 4, Personalify, 4- QUIII and Scroll, 3, 4, Corresponding Secrefary, 4, Honor Sociefy, 3, 4, Monifor, 4, Office Sfaff, 4, Zephyr, 4, Club Co-Edifor. MILDRED ANN WHITE Quill and Scroll, 4, Honor Sociefy, 3, 4, Dramafics, 2 'brew 3 4- Wm wand Club 3' spanish, 4, navel, 4 Campug, 4, Office Sfaff, 4, Zephyi, 4, Business Manager. 1 .4 '44 l , ,. . ,M M 'K . 35, . , ,,..,. ,. 2 , 5 if QR' . 'gms f 4 P Y J' 4 5. f f Ty , as' 21 5. ': 6 3: 'i-, 'i,-.,lsf2'fi A Ei 3- f if if .K ,. ri , . J 14293 I .1 yffwf ?3ifz2'fQ Wei-f-I -H429 ,:..,w:w..o'sA??5, ,, '-'11 . f- . .. . i V 4 4 flfzm ziff-1 . 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CLAUDINE PROWELL JEAN REYNOLDS DOROTHY RICHARDSON ANNETTE ROSE O 0 0 -- ELIZABETH SCHOEFIELD SARA RACHEL SCHONBERGER HENRY SENDER INGE SENDER I my I SOPHOMORES A DOROTHY ANNE ALDRED MANY NINA ANGELOS BETTY APPLEWHITE RAYMOND BATEMAN B ,..-Q, X I BETTY BAXTER U A - HELEN BLOCK ' ' ., .. JOHN BOYD RUSSELL BRADLEY I I 3 O O o -- up THOMAS CHARLTON A LEROY CRICK JAMES DAVIS 1-' JEAN DAYAN 0 O o -- 2 1 C!'Jf'a.- A ELIZABETH DIES Y WILEY DINKINS A W I MARY BYRD DOUGLAS y SARAH FEW gi Q Q Q ....- 1 1 I wr BOBBY FLIPPO H ANNE FOSTER A HUGH FRY MARY FRANCES GAMMEL 4' ' FYLMA GRAY BROOKSY GREEN MARIE HADLEY - BOBBIE ANN HAGAN I ?. I CHARLOTTE HALL A wILMA HARTUPEE J. T. HARVEY 71 I BOB HICKERSON A I I 'I H . ., , -J X B I Ax ' I' L ,IQ if ,Q 14' 'G -.2 Ji-'ln ' E 'ff xx XF '40 'K X A: 35 T' Q -17 I 3 .C-' .1 Q' wa J I wr Q ., 'V 'tr' wjwi' EM X E. 7, H' I -fr , g a ',1Y ff Yr V Q. ff' avi I 'U ASO if l3ll affo- 'D' '57 K FRESHMEN PAT ARENDT ,awffff- , ' ,, . V, 1 , , X, 5 , , ,ff 1 1 Q f M 7, I f I 1 , 3 ' I , NELLE BAIRD 'f ', . 1 , A W ey Q35 Z CARLEEN BATSON BOB BOLLI NGER RALPH BOLLINGER JOANNE BOWERS MAI HAMET BUBIS AUBREY COURTNER SAUL DAYAN SONYA DRESNER CLARA BRUCE ENGLERT EMILY ESKIND l-1 PATRICIA FISHER , cf ., - ' - ,' 111, 'u v pgs ' 2 X x ' L X YT E X X x N D X X Nxwy xx , SSC W K if f- ' L34I MARY PORTER FLEMING BILLY GEORGE JOHN GILBERT Q Q Q -.1 SAM HARDISON BETTY JENKINS BETTY LATHAM CLARA MAY MONTGOMERY Q Q Q .1- MELBA MURDOCK LUAS OLSHINE VIRGINIA RIPPEY PHYLLIS ROSENBLUM O O O --- NANCY SAVAGE HELEN SUE SCHWARTZ SUZANNE SHEPHERD ANSON TRAVIS QQQ., IRENE VALESKE DONALD WEBB FRANCES WORRALL DORIS ZAGER ,....- B I I r 5. I I I I I I I I I I . I n .-I, I HV Ir ' ix SOPHOMORES JOYCE SESSOMS BOBBY SHEPHARD li? W BETTY ANNE SMITH Q,QQ..1 FRANCES SMITH FRANCES ANN SMITH 'A .JS 6,5 -1 ,AJ JAMES SMITH Q .Q Q ..-. SYLVIA STILLMAN JEAN THOMAS RO Q Q Q .1- ELEANOR TRACY JEAN TRAVIS Rv, ,xx . 'W - u Wil RE, 5 BERT LEE THOMAS -v-R Ax -rf? wad' -Q--E ANNE TYLER PQ QQ- 'VCA Q Q Q ...-. od J.-.f Q , JN 3 l' Q- f '7 43' I R . 4.1- ' .2 64 E.-3' if -44' - . 4 QI! -Q A., for .9 ir-: l' , v I 0 NELLE LACY WAITE Nu' I 4 RUTH WALKER ,,,,,,,f HELEN WHITE ' V E 'I' ' EQ' V , I rf ,ie o 0 o -- 9 .G+ 6- , M Q GLADYS WILLIAMS 1 f I f Q MARTHA ANN WILSON CARTER WITT O O O -- MARY ANN WOODROOF FRANCES WRIGHT if A HAROLD WRIGHT A E331 'La M ,Jer it 1 39 -J,..f' ' 1 I , , Dj V ' -31 -,,,s N-4 Y 3' ,. fa. 1 Sw,-ff J!! 6 Q AJ, .4 Y, Kg 'WN Q' 14' ,,.1 Tw 1-M' if FACULTY FLASHES o Everybody's buddies Q Trapped! o Healfh leads +0 wealfh and happi- ness O Music ha+h charm . Planning vicfory for U. S. A. . From Chaucer +o Sfeinbeck U All fhis and Han- sen +oo 0 How is fhe foreign si+ua'rion? r-v T 11 'cl mx was ' . I3 J 1 's -4 P13 VI!! Jw JFS O av lf -fr di! 5 1 VI' -9 3 Mn' Q 4-fungi' 'I' EIGHTH GRADE CLASS F1121 FH.-J, fw,,1 HV 1 Q V.11'Z,'J1,11'1'Cl JI 1. .'1 ff 1 ' S1-1 M1111 F-' -,w F, ' 111 T1 3 F c,11,1l,'1,1.1111'! N1' , K 1' S 1 ' TWIN! R1 N. '1!1'1, lm 1 11 1:.,1 1 v 1 Q, L Frx111kM,1r2AJ11k R.f.c'1 11.11 1.1 FOUFM1 PM-.': E1.1,1:1 P.1.1N N 1' , . 5 , . 1 M152 ALISE 111 SEVENTH GRADE CLASS F1151 Row: M.11111.1 11,111 f'X..S 1 ' L' 1, I -1 T' ' V ' , WL1bL1, C.1r'vr1 B111 Vox, M111 J1' . V 1- 1' 1 lwg , 311501111 Rvxsj ,,l.1QX D1x1v1'V, C1,1.1, 1. ff -1 1' 5.11 I E Carol Z1CC4fy1'I Bvxfvly DrUS 1 , SN' K ' ' 1 YJ, 1' I! C WJs11111511.j1nN P11111 F'111x1-Ar, J1L 1 M I TNFQ1 Roni Wwillp EXMM11' IS, Duns 5 ' :L , ' it . L 1 Shidds, HOOOCV' M.1T1i1v11S, CQAR1 1 N14 '1' E' 1 ' V'-' '11 E1 -' f' Eourfh Row: Mr, Go:11.10N Jwxgii E ESQ T - 1 ' ' ' E zz. M1 VN L1Om3r1. DQUQNS W'1'1J111, Qcnv Feiss' SW 'V fn PM 1 'f Mrs. Murvm. ,-Q CS X QS' CL Y f- V-Formalion: Gales, Luebbe, Lunn, Mershon, Giles, Barker, Winn. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Nafional l-lonor Sociely, wilrlw Miss Florence Ryan, Miss Kallwerine Mallliews, and Mrs. Nan Chandler. as sponsors, awarded a bronze plaque lo llwe liome room leading in sclwolarslwipg super- vises llwe Losl and Found De-parlrnenlg and sponsors 'rlwe lunch-lwour sale of season Jriclcels for allwlelic evenis. l'rs molio is Hlfnler lo learn-go lorllw lo serve-.H OFFICERS RALPH GATES . . ..... . . . Presidenl VlRGlNlA LUEBBE . . . . Vice-Presideni LADY JEAN BARKFR . . . . Secrelary VlRGlNlA MERSHQN . .... Treasurer ED WlNN ...,.... ....... .... P a rliamenlarian MARY EUZABETH LUNN . . . Chairman, Losl and Found Deparlmenl T381 S II m FirsT Row: Hickerson, Maney, Dempsky. Second Row: WrighT, Mershon, RowleTT, Thomas, LighTman, Kirshner, GoldsTein, GriTfin, Wallace, Lee, Miss Bickley. Third Row: Ragan, FinkelsTein, RoTh, WesTTield, Cady, Allen, Dayan, Fisher, WaiTe, Grossman, Block, I-larper, Frazier, Klayman. This club, sponsored by Miss Virginia Bickley and composed oT members oT The library sTaTT, has Tor iTs maior obiecTive The improvemenT oT library service. Special proiecTs launched This year were a Book Week ConTesT and The collecTion- oT over 400 books during The VicTory Book Campaign. The ouTsTanding social was a picnic in The spring. OFFICERS EDNA EARLE GRIFFIN ........... PresidenT HAROLD GOLDSTEIN . . . . .Vice-PresidenT JOAN WALLACE .... .... S ecreTary-Treasurer O O O OFFICERS KATHERINE DALE , . ........ PresidenT BETSY ANNE ROWLETT ...., Recording SecreTary PEGGY McCOMAS . . ....., Vice-PresidenT VIRGINIA PARKS ...... Corresponding SecreTary EMILY MORRIS . . . ....,... Treasurer LITERARY CLUB The purpose oT The LiTerary Club is To en- courage creaTive wriT- ing, Miss Ausban and Mrs. DurreTT, co-spon- sors, led The club in a very successTul year, during which several speakers highlighTed The programs, and or- iginal works oT The members we re dis- cussed. FirsT Row: Wacldle, Waddle, Mahoney, WesTTield. Second Row: Fisher, Shephard, Moore, Brown, Campbell Third Row: Driver, Bass, Sloan, Bollinger, WhiTe. FourTh Row: Klayman, Coker, Allen, Mrs, DurreTT, McComas Dale, Parks, Miss Ausban. FiTTh Row: Graves, CharlTon, Mayes, Norris, Brinkley, I-ludson, Morris, RowleTT, Lampe Q , .4,. P JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY Elm Row: I3r.mnIIl-II, Srnifn I-I 1 'X I I I r XA. I man, JoIwn:,on, Mayes, KIIIQ, II ru I NN Second Row: Lnubbu, BI-.mm DLBVIS, VVVIQINI, OIIQ5, Enl'Iy. Third ROW: BQVIQQV, Scmqxmrb Sawyer, Puryear, Kilby. I3ourIIw Row: Mrs. Cnandk Anderson, Miss Ryan, I-IQII. DY N' Q FIISI Rowf' Dir' I. V '- -f :,. 5 - - 5 V . H ,- WvI'3I.T Bari' I frlr' - I bali,-sl Cfwrw II lvl 1' ,' ' I ' . Bfifhfff. IJ ,ff , -. fs . , E.- . K . . N Fall KATHERINE DALE NADENE WRIGHT HELEN MANEY BARBARA COKER is Row I ox Thiesen, Gullnian L Norris riqh Coker, Third Row: Eourlh ow S ssornsx Larppel Hmm, I Q Spring IhI'xI I 'LI IAN bf.,-.L WILIN I.', 4NIN I-fgf1LA,CiI KlL WEST WIND STAFF The Wes? Wind Sfall Club, under Ihe leadership of Miss Ella I-Iairnan, is made up of s'ruden+s inferesled in iournalisrn. Erorn Mme Io Iirne during Ihe Ierrn 'rhe club has had ques+ spealcers from The leading newspapers of The cily. Members conlribuled 'ro fhe programs by explaining diflerenf phases of Their school work. Several social functions were held in Ihe spring, FirsT Row: l-lunTer, Breedlove, LesTer, Ragan, Morris, Raby, Burgeson, Luebbe, Yampol, Herndon. Second Row: Klrshner, Glaus, WesTTield, AcuTf, Moore, Baldridge, Scarborough, CarTwrighT, Holder, Buckingham, Weller, Fore- hand, Taylor, Miss CaverT, Third Row: Richardson, Graves, GaTes, Daniels, Waddle. FourTh Row: Ward, Tompkins, Tuggle, Allinder, Forehand, Craig. TRAVEL CLUBS Sponsored by Miss Corinne CaverT, The Travel Clubs are among The mosT popular in The school. The colorTul descripTions oT Toreign lands, which The year's speakers presenTed, 'made These counTries more vivid To The members Than They had ever been beTore. ln order To help The Red Cross in a small way, The clubs gave parT oT Their dues To ThaT organizaTion. Fall OFFICERS Spring HARRY GOODMAN, JOE WADDLE . . . . PresidenT . , . . HARRY GOODMAN, JOE WADDLE ED HUNTER, LELIA MAI JOHNSON .... . . Vice-Presidenf . . ...,.. NANCY BADER, RALPH GATES ROSANNE WILSON, TOM CARTWRIGHT . . . . SecreTary . . . . ROSANNE WILSON, TOM CARTWRIGHT JANE DAVIS, BETTY JO DANIEL .... . .Treasurer . ..,. JANE DAVIS, BETTY JO DANIEL Firsf Row: Bryan, Bryan, Godbold, Davis, Wilson, Goodman, Bader, Herron, Balls, Miles, Waddle, Speed. Second Row: EhrharT, Crowell, Miss CaverT, l-lamilTon, Lyle, Brown, Dillon, Giles, Bachman, Sawyer, l-ludson, Puryear, Edwards. Third Row: J. Diehl, Barfield, Savage, Thieson, Kirshner, BeThshares, Anderson, Gilliam, Bare, MorTon, TipTon. ln car: Kirby, Lawrence, BenTly, Shouse, Williams. S ' 1 1 L is 1 Q . rf, A 'fn n Firsf Row: Bramleff, Savage, Courfner, Bubis, Bowers. Second Row: Pear, Keifh, J. Killebrew, Dresner, Johnson, Miss Ryan, Monfgomery, Fisher, Glassman, Lafham. Third Row: Zager, Arendf, Murdock, Sudberry, Miller, Lea, Wolfe Yampol, Williams, Fisher, Brock, Rosenblum. Fourfh Row: Schwarfz, lsenhour, Dennison. Fiffh Row: ' Bradley, Warrall, W. Killebrew. , Organized by Miss Florence Ryan fhis year, fhe Forum offers younger sfudenfs as well as upper classmen fhe opporfunify for self-expression. A prepared panel of four spealcers is followed by an open discussion of fhe Forum. Timely fopics, of bofh nafional and local inferesf, have been dis- cussed. The moffo of fhe club is: I hearfily disapprove of whaf you say, buf I will fighf fo fhe deafh your righf fo say if. Fall OFFICERS Spring VIRGINIA PARKS . . . Presidenf . . ..... LAURA LEA KATHERINE KEITH . . . Vice-Presidenf . ..... NATHAN MILLER RALPH SUDBERRY . . . . Secrefary . . , . . SARA JANE JOHNSON WALTER LOVELL . . . . . Treasurer . . CLARA MAI MONTGOMERY ARTHUR WILT . . . Parliamenfarian . . ...... IRVING WOLFE O 'I O The purpose of fhe Pan-American Clubs is fo encourage lnfer-American cooperafion and friend- ship. Among fhe guesfs who spolce fo fhe clubs This ferm were Mr, Jorge Campelo and Miss Wanda Galvoa from Sao Paulo, Brazil, and Miss Virginia Reyes of Monferey, Mexico. Miss Eleanor Graham sponsors fhis club. Fall OFFICERS Spring JAMES FERGUSON, JIMMY HOLDER . . . Presidenf . . . . JAMES HIBBETT, RUTH WIGGS JAMES HIBBETT, BETTYE KIRBY. . . . . . Vice-Presidenf . . . . . CHARLES MINTON, BILL RUSSELL WILMA HARTUPEE, INGE SENDER . . . . . . . Secrefary . . .... MARGARET EARLY, FRANCES SMITH CHARLES MINTON, LEIGHTON SMITH . . . . . Treasurer .... JOHN BOYD, MARY FRANCES GAMMEL Firsf Row: Hibbeff, Wiggs. Second Row: Gammel, Bomar, Hagan, Heinzman, Miss Graham, Whife, Ouinn, Richardson, Scoggin, Paffon. Third Row: Sfaley, Hall, Woodruff, Cannon, Angelos, Wilson, Schoenberger, Reynolds, Sender, Dies, Smifh, Few. -Fourfh Row: Whife, Shannon, Early, Cady, Prowell, Fagenbaum, Smifh, Sfrong, Primm, Covingfon, Smifh. Fiffh Row: Aldred, Daniels, Vesfer, Hadley, Wiff, Tyler, Schofield, McConnell, Fosfer, Bufler. Sixfh Row: Pear, Fry, Holf, Harvey, Boyd, Holmes, Baker, Barnes, Minfon, Tyner. T' O Q 41- I .-sv' Firs+ Row: Luebbe, Harbison, Da'e, Barb-r iffm-2 S 'vzf 1' Q l- b , -v G .X I, 5- if Lechleiler, Jokes, Scolf, Burqescn, Russ:-l, T' fi Rgf. Fw,-f if ,if ,yi '.Q lg . brew, Wilson, Pearson, Mahoney, Miss D1fi:l,sk,, VR Q , li .T f N if ig if pw, Ferl, Tenickfrg H wi r Q, ,- The enlrance ol The Uniled Sfdle-, info v' T 1 1 ' . '- .l ii wi, high SChOOl Sludenli Shall we plan lm , 'A Ji- Qlf-Rf'-iw T-1' ', 'i ,l .-.V l.- nrxilulp Q., complele our courses? The Campus Cluln-, in iw ,A ' M -- A lv' li-i. .pn.iUi+l-ii discussions upon lhis per-linen? Topic. Tlii-, .zpff ' wc vw: rw.1i.wi-. in which oulslandinq speakers from Univ-wil, We if' iz iv 1, A if ,iw ' Ai'-ibm T- l n, .wil .1 banquel and danCe, held in honor' clk cu' C 1 lii 'i li 'x T T' 1 1' l'.wi 7 1 ii- liw lixlliilili ol The social aclivilies of The club. Fall OFFICERS Spring BRUCE CRABTREE, TED IRBY V E- ' Lf- lil .-,MTV .4 l1NMlNUlli ANNE PURYEAR, JACK DIEHL N ' .lf 'li SMITH MAJ SAVVYTR LEILA MAI JOHNSON, VIRGINIA MERSHLTN Li f' f: l3Nl'i '.,l'Nl MARY' JTAN Bf!llINf'fR BETTY JO DANIEL, CLIFFORDEANE TAC-QART R' '- K il lllKE l'All HlllY'l llllllllillb LYT ANDERSON, VIRGlNIA LUEBBE ln- l 'I ' Jlf+.N BAK-1KlR,Blll AKTRS BAXTER CATO, GEGRC-E HARBISON 9 ' 1' ' 5 lli' H'-Al-NLR lAlNl-'lNLE MAf Firsl Row: Lilflelield, Anderson, Nichus, Tqmv' l'r. Ei---. ' l-' N 7 1' Q' Avvf l-Jlfvsiw Bu' il'lvr MBV, Thiesen. Second Row: Miss Dcnibslx Bi -K v. lx ' R '1. L' -' F- ,f. 1' B' 'il 1 Civ M I' Is'-nhirir Bachman, Allen, Holi, whim, Bare, H3-ww so 1 ie N P'-r ' 11 P A B Bfi- Sow lvlerlon, Codbald, Dwvpsl. BR'-in BNWT ' - '. L 1: A' Bum, 38 THE BAND Mr. Louis A. Hansen, new insTrucTor and direcTor, led The band in a very suc- cessTul year. The band played and marched during The halT aT each TooTball game. ln The spring, ensemloles, soloisTs, and The enTire organizaTion of sixTy pieces, received Tavorable raTings in The STaTe ConTesT. The band received sec- ond division in marching and concerT. FirsT division honors wenT To Josephine Anderson, TluTe solo: Jimmy TraThen, French horny The lo-TlaT clarineT guarTeT, and The TrumpeT Trio. Those receiving second were Charles Turner, alTo saxo- phone: Marlc BramleTT, Tenor saxophone: and The mixed clarineT quarTeT. Eva Jean EsTes won recogniTion as superior Twirler. OFFICERS JIMMY TRATHEN .... . . . PresidenT TOMMY RIVERS . . . . Vice-PresidenT JIMMY PEARIGEN . . . Secre-Tary-Treasurer JQHN SAMUELS ....... Drum Maior JEANNE CRAIN, EVA JEAN ESTES, GINGER HARGIS . . ........ MaioreTTes I MEMBERS FirsT Row: Samuels, Hargis, Myers, Sender, Lucas, Wiggins, Phillips, Eubank, Hardison, EsTes, Crain. Second Row: ApplewhiTe, Wolfe, Anderson, Hiers Woods, YaTes, TraThen, LinTon, Herron, Leaver, Rivers, SenTer, WrighT. Third Row: Bradley, BranTley, Hiers, Turner, Biar, Thompson, Cooper, lsenhour, Grossman, Wood, STefT Hardison, Fisher, Brock. FourTh Row: Bradley, Griswald, Tidwell, Tompkins BramleTT, Pearigen, Mann, Crossfield, Hamblen Dinkins, Sink, Thomas, Cohen, Brodnax, Mr. A. Hansen. I 0 ra, is 1 x,S5.'., '- .J First Row: Mothis, Row' , Trrgqw' fl,-1 ' ' Brarnlffif, Krriqhtx VV1-'MLP :N H ww: E5-' Miss BAHII3 Lrg frrrfrc lfwrgf., Fourfh Row: Hrnrfiirmrgy Lvfvrfwg rf B, fu The program of Those dub, fjmjfggq lil 1 'f comducfed as 'ro improvo dicgrorm mu L L of w ' Spanish-speaking countries. Cm pc-fc-'51 gon 1 Q 1 noriowf from Mexico and Brazif. 0 U Fall CFFICERS Spring JANE DAVIS, MARK RUSSELL N ' E A. WN M WULLY PEGGY ALDER, BARBARA PUNK N' V ' PM T,f-1'- -PM JEANNE MATHIS, ANN SCOTT 'V : '.r L iff' -Y' PU! in CLAUDE JAKES, ERNEST ALLLN t. A A ' .ALJ -' 'J LUV- r.1,f-'VN Firsf Row! Lccrwlvlfor, VJLAullU', Jxxlcs, N fwi i Moore, Dcnimm. Wilsvrw. Twrd Rr-.L rx'.nv L -A xx Coodloc, Finqor, Fourfb Row: H7'rs rx 'v' L-LAAIVLPSXNUQ RLXXX: DMU -,XMAS K! '75 : 1 V. -I 12' ' I ,' ' .. : ' Q. 0 Firsf Row: Sheperd, Applewhile, Calvani, Bennyworlh, Brown, Bass, l-larlupee, Dodson, Second Row: Rippy, Bryan, Raby, Vesler, Harper, While, Bulrum, Miss Adams, Bradley, l-licks, Osmenf. This year, Nalional Defense and Pan-American unilv provided inspiralion for lhe Arl Clubs. Under The guidance of Miss Florence P. Adams, lhe clubs slrove lo do lheir parl by making poslers wilh lhese sub- iecls as lhemes and by promoling school aclivilies. Fall OFFICERS Spring BRANDON HARPER, MARTHA ANN WILSON .... Presidenl . . . BETTY APPLEWHITE, BRANDON HARPER SUE BASS, BlLLY LAMPE .............. Vice-Presidenl . . . . . BlLLY LAMPE, KATHERlNE OSMENT MARY KNIGHT, FRANCES EARLY ......., Secrelary-Treasurer' . . .... JUNE BROWN, VIRGINIA RlPPY MARTHA RABY, EVA McCONNELL . . . . Sergeanl'-al-Arms . . . . RUSSELL BRADLEY, GENE ROGERS O O 0 Under 'rhe leadership of Miss Anne Ballle, The French Club enioyed a successful year ol: inleresling programs held aller school al lhe homes of various members. lls purpose is lo provide sludenls wilh an underslanding of The cusloms, cullure, and heroes of France. The social highlighlr of lhe year was a Progressive Dinner held in March. ' Fall OFFICERS Spring ANN PURYEAR ..... . . Presidenl' . . . ..... ANN PURYEAR BETSY ANNE ROWLETT . . . Vice-Presidenl . . .... PEGGY McCOMAS VIRGINIA MERSHON . .. Secrelary .. . JOSEPHlNE ANDERSON BILL AKERS ..... . . Treasurer . ...... BILL AKERS Firsl Row: McComas, Rowlell, Mershon, Puryear, Akers, Anderson. Second Row: Parks, Mayes, Mahoney, Johnson, Sawyer. Third Row: Savage, Lilllefield, Early, Dale, Miss Ballle, Belhshares, Nonn, Maney. If ii 1 I rf ,Q ff I f i i l 3' V . l 3' if 'bY'1a J 1 4 K2 'r 1 l ,, flv' W.. 4. I4 A if 25 .41 , at-:la . 9' 1 'F' f 1 ag My 5. f'q .L ,, ,Mg Fifs? RUN: Bmskln, Jff-5 N1 , ' '1 P 1. ' H ' V ' ': F1 .1 R1 S1 P345 F121 KNIT-WIT CLUB TLIYS Uuwly C1Ilnf'1L. geY 'lub Ld, J. I' VP .- -- - -' . ,-nn 1 r'Rl'1lC'1 If is Compound 1fn1ir1glyf1fmghf 1' 1 11, nl' 1' 1 Q, ,L '-1 L, N ,F-,v AX.,-L OFFICERS DONNA LEE RAHS Prvsff' PATSY JONES 1.1 PrrS',:al ELYSE WEIL 211' 1 BOBBYE JEAN W1Ll IAMS TYKJ 0 O Q INFORMATIGN, PLEASE This Club i5 compowcd wwf Nw YK,wLIL.' rm 1 ' 1' 11 , U L' 1 1 ' 1 J vmivd 5ubiCCfS, which plovcd To Liv min V1 'Max .1 1 M , 1 11311 Mu .1,1 fVfiYT'Lf,V1 H111 group, Fall OFFICERS Spring JACQUELYN MARTIN DICK JONES PATSY JONES . BETTY MFLLER EVELYN COKER , CARQL ZEIGLER JEAN ORR , . . 1 VARTNA JEAN AUSMUS Firsf Row: Goodman, Ausnus JQHQS :Sli ef S ' 1 F? .-. T1-,rf 5: Sf 'ix' H : rf M 'ff F' 11' 1' Bf1,f1ff, LPC, Qi!bQrT, Pear, C-olaccrq. TVR! R31-si Th 'f- W Y. 1', ' gi' fx 5' I ' Sw Klfi r' ff ' '.'J35'1'g, ... 1. .L V, ,,4. XJ,,,,. ,,,,,. MN . FOLJVNT ROHI NVE. M.. 3. D3 V1 . . L ,, Jw J V , Firsl Row: Irby, Puryear, Jessup, Alder, Crablree. Second Row: Jones, Wilson, Ralls, Davis, Diehl, McNuIly, I-larbison, Herron, Bader, Gales, Osmenl, Pearigen, Calo, Pearson. Third Row: Kresl, Hudson, Rose, Tenison, Bachman, Kirshner, Fry, Lea, I-louslon, Williams, Brown, Russell, Coker, Smilh, Shepard, Brueck, I-liers. Fourlh Row: Mrs. Blazer, Mr. Goodge, Miss Dembsky, Dr. Yarbrough, Miss Caverl. STUDENT CGUNCIL OFFICERS EDWIN JESSUP . ...... . . Presidenl TED IRBY . . . . . . Vice-Presidenl PEGGY ALDER . . . . . . . . . Secrelary ANN PURYEAR . . Corresponding Secrelary FACULTY ADVISERS Dr. W. I-I. Yarbrough Miss Corinne Caverl Miss Ann Dembsky Mrs, Mary O. Blazer Mr. B. D. Goodge Firsl Row: Gales, Eskind, Kaufman, Ralls, Crablree, Waddle, Pearigen, Irby, May, Gilberl, Wiener, Tacker, Miles, Kirshner, Alder. Second Row: Nonn, Burch, Morris, Brown, Thiesen, Godbold, Kirby, Ferguson, Puryear, Maney, Mer- shon, Sawyer, Barker, Crowell, Luebbe, Brinkley, Wilson, Finger, Paylon, Savage, Lilllelield. Third Row: Talley, Camp- bell, Hodgins, Applewhile, Lesler, I-loll, Parks, Fowler, McNully, Mahoney, Gregory, I-Iayes, While, Davis, Diehl, Bader, Wrighl, Ragan, Eden. Fourlh Row: I-lamillon, Ehrharl, Lee, Mason, Shepard, Goodloe, Knighl, Sullivan, Vogo, Sumners, While, Klayman, Rell, I-ludson, Wallace, Coker, Brown, Anderson, Belhshares, Rawlings. Fillh Row: Leaver, Few, Ganlzeo, Malhis, I-loll, Dillon, Sorrels, Lechleiler, Smilh, Slurdivanl, I-larding, Benlley, Moore, Eubanks, Wilson, Norris, Russell, Baldridge, Swinl. Sixlh Row: Lovelace, Scoll, Bass, Graves, Waddle, Bachman, Miles, Richardson, Jackson, Williams, Coombs, Killebrew, Gross, Tompkins. Sevenlh Row: I-larman, I-lolmes, Rallerman, Shouse, Vaughn, Russell, McConnell, Miller, Pearson, Lunn. ' rm :rn :ff Bare . A . . . .':' -1 -N rrs Row Houston Akers Thompson S C I Refs Moya T.r:ne' Ixgn-'sg Swv:-'s tx',:'e X'-'ne J S S Das T J R F 'A N' s S Q 5, lggr SENIOR SCOUT CLUB This year the Scout Club equipped a First Aid room :or the benetit of HL wtire schooI. The tends I this prolect were derived Ionn a paper' drive ter defense. As e servize 'e Bm Sgcot or.z.1rwi:.1tion as a whoIe t e members of the cIub established few Sceet Cubs in verr sf thrsudhout the city a OFFICERS Spring BILL AKERS E D THOMPSON , Seiretar,-Treasxer' RAYMOND CASE . ScfQr,'Li'T-3 A 'S RED CROSS CLUB RALPH HOUSTON E. D. TIICMITSON RAY MONO CASE The Junior Red Cross CIub under Ihr- IrmfIr-1-,IAP Ivfii Mfr, CI.vr'- Bin-r-n, work, in coII.abomIion wi the NatronaI Red Cross Among its rriti,i?ir'-, .ve rt...:rwfrw'r-d by thi- Home Economics Dc- par ment brndrnq ot booklenqth novel Irorrr rrr.r.r.i.-iw.-1 .wma ar' rirwtu r-I rmrrrc-rctus drives. The qiris a so oIIer their services to the Red C oss Ctrdptur' I-Imrav. a OFFICERS Spring JEAN WALLACE . Prrrghtv'-' MARTHA ANN FOX RUTH HARVEY , Vice Pri-elif-f . JEAN FERGUSON JUANITA STUART . Srcrrfary PEGGY MQCOMAS , , Treasurer MARY PORTER FLEMING First Row Fleming McCornas Fox Seeond Row: Rippv Zaqcr, Schwartz, Shephard. Third Row: Miss Breen, Waite Diamond Beardslee Lapidus Enqlut urth Row: Tvlcr Winds Wcfraft, Harqis, Schofield, Kokcnos, Goodman r Row I-Iooven Porter AppIewhrte Horner Terr-or, Rr-vuotds, S'iI'nan RosenbIurn, Da-yan, Leaver. Sixth Row aske OIshrne, VoqIia::o, Eskind, Seve- F Row: Ferguson, 5: . X4 STanding: Buck, Dunn, Tacker, Alder, Thalman, Shoclcley, Woodruf, SlaughTer, Hodgin, Rufhledge, Diehl, Pearigan FirsT Row: Brandon, Bowers, Maxey, Brown, PaTTen. Second Row: WesTTield, LaTham, BaTson, Shepherd, Allinder, Denham Killebrew, Bachman, Norris, Scogin, Few. Third Row: BramleTT CorTner MonTgomery Zager Laskey Turney Lech leiTer, Graves, BaxTer, Primm. FourTh Row: Savage, Wilkerson, CenTry, TTavis McBurneTT Flipoo Eden' MiTchui'n Ses- soms, ScoTT, Sumner, KnighT, Yampol, Herndon, Richardscn, Rosenblum, Williams, Moore, CaTe,lLea, Cresner, Tidwell Sfevens, Bass, Goodloe. Back Row: Gayenbaum, Lesfer, Shaver, Pigue, HoIT, Diehl, Pearson, Savage, Vaughn, Hargis Edwards, Mann, Charlfon. DRAMATIC CLUB The DramaTic Club sponsored Growing Pains, Why The Chimes Rang, and The Trail oT The Lone- some Pine, direcTed by Mrs, lnez B. Alder, and panTomimes furnished enTerTainmenT aT audiTorium periods. QT The members who parTicipaTed in The lnTerscholasTic LiTerary League, one won The sTaTe Tinals and was also elecTed STaTe SenaTor by The N. E, L. To parTicipaTe in The NaTionals. AnoTher ranlced highesT Tor WesT in The NaTional Forensic TournamenT. BUSINESS STAFF BILLY BUCHANAN . ........ .... ..... B u siness Manager FRANCES SUMNER . JIMMY PEARIGEN . . PubliciTy and AssisTanT STage Manager MARK KNlGl-lT . J. T. PIG-UE . . . . . . . . AssisTanT Business Manager . . . . . . AssisTanT Business Manager . . . . . STage Manager JIMMY SENTER ................... . MasTer ElecTrician JIMMY PEARIGEN, FRANK TACKER, BILLY BUCHANAN . ......... Technicians BETTY JO PATTON, CECELIA SCOGIN ......... ...... P roperTy Managers LAURA LEA ............ . TiclceT Chairman and PromoTer BARBARA BACHMAN . ...... Social SecreTary GLADYS MANN . . . . House Manager STage seTTing from Growing Pains. gy Q, ,,A,s,,,, ,231 ,Q 22,3 Li s f ' ,, 1 4, Q ff:- iii ? pgs ,, 74 ,,,,,.,,,W..s . I Z f Firsf Row: Nenn, Mr,-rshenx Fiafrirrs I3 1,1 S- 'f H - .. 5 -I '.' 5 E- ., K -. , . - . - Third Row: LiIYIeIi::IrI, Sulnijifix N151 The Red Cross Kniifinq C.Iubs, under Ife is A' ss NAA Yxmk ns and Miss Mary Clare Breen, were orqanfzed Io engg 1 I z A :us gm I-.as I'-cd aI Chrisfmas, and a picnic was planned Ter We ,cfm 5, Fall VIRGINIA MERSI-IONI E, LECI-ILEITER . BETTYE LITTLEFIELD, BETTY STURDIVANT FRANCES SMITH, ELIZABETH BENTLEY FRANCES SMITI-I, NELLE LACY WAITE . Firsf Row: Wriqhf, Aldred, Lever, ScurIcckN AIJQ' Sus Connell, Baxfer, YampoI, Lunn, Horner. Tnird REA Moore, VoqIiazzo, Howard, Lapidus, Rose, M . OFFICERS spring I UI'I'II' IIVII4 1 i I' Iv,vI'IC-5II.T f- 'JI ',Tf.II CI-'IIY T'tTf2- V NKLIEJIIT 15. Sfii' f E1-'zz 'f' If-. Snssss 'QC A 'I 1' Twfi 'ze' Xff.v'v'i'f Rise: -H She C',1'1 i:' Us: E'ff' 9 I.: gf ,f at fr T ,lg ,,,,, Sv ii x NW xibgx 'V' FirsT Row: GoIdsTein, Goodloe, Wakefield, Allen, Jackson, MaThis, Driver, Baird, TriTschler, Wallace. Sccond Row Thalman, Bryan, Galvani, Moore, Dillon, Forehand, Third Row: Owen, Herndon, Yampol, Sumner, O'Kane, Coombs, Miss Gilliam, Abramson, Fagenbaum, Wash, Hayes, Davis, Ouinn, Richardson. FourTh Row: HunTer, Bass, Harris, SmiTh, McCord, Rucker, Sfronq, Vogliazzo, Whife, Raby, Laskey, Holf, Wise, Dunn, Leaver. GlRL'S PERSONALITY CLUB Miss Gilliam is The sponsor oT The GirI's PersonaIiTy Club, which is composed of Seniors and Juniors InTeresTing discussions are conducTed by experTs on such subiecTs as care of The hair, proper dieT, and dress sTyIes. Fall oFF:cERs spring JEANNE MATHIS ...,. .... P residenT . . . . . .ANN JACKSON BETTY ROSE DRIVER ...,. . .Vice-PresidenT . . ..... CLARE ALLEN MARY FOWLER SULLIVAN . . . .Secrefary . . . . KATHREEN OSMENT BETTY STURDIVANT ..... .... T reasurer . . . . . KATHREEN OSMENT BABETTE GREENSPAN . . . . . SergeanT-aT-Arms . . MARGIE ALLINDER O I O BOY'S PERSONALITY CLUB The purpose of This club, sponsored by Mrs. Minnie Lee Weaver, is To aid iTs members in developing a well-rounded personaIiTy. Several prominenT men spoke To The club on The ouTsTanding qualiTies which are included in The molding oT characTer. I Fall OFFICERS Spring KENNETH DIEHL . , . . . . PresidenT . . . . . BOBBY LAWRENCE GEORGE HARBISON . . . . Vice-PresidenT . . . . KENNETH DIEHL JOE WADDLE .... . .Secrefary . , . . . BAXTER CATO JOE WADDLE . . . .... Treasurer . . . . . . OSCAR GLAUS TOMMY HUDSON . . . SergeanT-aT-Arms . . . LEIGHTON SMITH FirsT Row: Glaus, Smifh, Lawrence, Diehl, CaTo. Second Row: SmiTh, Sfiles, Hailey, Forehand, Browning, SmiTh, Moench, T k . . . . ac er, Mrs. Weaver, Vandiver, Rafferman, Goodloe, Taylor, Brown, Wilkerson, LiTTIe, Sudberry. Third Row: Wrighf, Tuggle, Regen, Reqen, GilberT, Boylin, Waller, Weil, ArmsTead, KnighT, Buchanan, Hooper, Simon, Cowan, Ward, Buchanan. , :Q ,I K.-'Z 44 7 0 1 f Q, .A- 11 ...vw S I 'F NNN . V 'Q -' AJS, I I D .I LIJ -.I LL Z 0 D FirsT Row: Shannon, MaThis, Lee, McDonald, Killebrew, Goodqe, TraThen, Bader, Bowers, I-Iolleman, Walker, Chamberlain, TriTschler. Second Row: Scurlock, BaxTer, I-Iaynie, Buckingham, BelTon, Flowers, O'Connor, Kokenos H . , . I . arvey, Wallace, Tracey, Miss OCalIaghan. Third Row. Thompson, Moench, Eubank, Johnson, Ayers, Baird, Edwards, Zophi, Bryan, McDonald. The purpose oT The Choral Club is To sTimulaTe inTeresT in music. Under The sponsorship oT Miss O'Callaghan, The club enioyed group singing and programs in which all members parTicipaTed. The spring Term was highlighTed by an ouTing. OFFICERS JIMMY KILLEBREW ..... .,..... .... P r esidenl SARAH ANN GOODGE . . . . Vice-PresidenT NANCY BADER .... , .... Secrefary JIMMY TRATHEN .. . . . , . .T reasurer I-IYMAN BOWERS . . .SergeanT-aT-Arms O O O The NaTional Junior Club was organized To Teach marksmanship, saTe use oT a riTIe, and sporTs- manship. An ouTing in The Tall and a dinner-dance in The spring were The ouTsTanding social enTer- TainmenTs. The sponsors are Mrs. Irene SmiTh and Mr. Joe Culley, OFFI-CERS DELTON MULLER . . .... Presldenl' . . . . EDWIN COOPER INEZ GREGORY . . . . Vice-PreSider1T . . . INEZ GREGORY HELEN MANEY . . . . . Secreitary . . , . LOUISE SORRELS J. T. PIGUE .... . . Treasurer . . . .s.... J. T. PIGUE J. T. PIGUE ..... , . Range Treasurer . . . , JIMMY PORTERFIELD WALTER SORRELLS . . . . , . . . . Sergear1T-aT-Arms . . . . WALTER SORRELLS FirsT Row: Maney, Pigue, Gregory, Cooper, Sorrells, Muller, PorTerfield. Second Row: Bollinger, Turney, Maxey, Trebing, Dickerson, McConnell, Wallace, Clay Binder, STewarT, O'Conner Brinkley Third Row' Mr Culley, BenneTT, Fry, Komisar, Mann, Wood, Higgins, Anglea, Mrs. SmiTh. FourTh Row: MelTon, Moore, Brodnaxi, Moran I-Iodgins, I-Iolder, Seligman, I-IolT, BaTey, Moore. BBW iskwk , ,. 4' . iz 3' my I I ' S 'KK 1 f f 4 , , . - . Q ,Z ii ,, , , ,JW 4 M - I W W' fi OI? zaiqw , I f I I , , I 42 1, ,44 :QQ ' uf mf' ' Q W l . K 4 CO gr-i Firsr Row: Taggarl, Davis, Daniels, Baiknr, l'Iairr,c:,, 5,43 RJ, Ly-5 A ,I L if - X borough, Baxter, Applewhile, McBurneH, Lyle, Bgrri Hes, Ti fi R,,, L , .. Dillon, Godbold, Finger, Ehrharf, Thiesen, Marc, S:,.,,g' A533-.v gi ff' pg' Ji- s ,i 1 .. I kd, Wiggs, Schofield, Few, Savage, Smith, Primm, McCc'i'- F, ., VK.,-Lf' L- vs loan' Mum. Filfh Row: Mrs. Blazer, Puryear, Wilson, Murdock, Harrucif-ig Rss., 1. pf., Qzggsg ,Z 5,,,,. ,.. i,-, ,,., lyk, Dresner, Vaughn, Brown, Lea, May, King, Williams, R'ch,i'1sc' if-V, A ig,-f Ep' r,',, ,g I-i..s - I Galvani, Baxler, Tyler, Loggins, Driver, Tre.iJw.i,, Re,'.,Qi5 Mi' w,,f1,f N55 Qin, ,,,,,,' The Girl Reserves spenl a very successful year undef ire at e 'Ladeisiiie iii Mis, Mlm. Eau' and Mi I-Ielen O'Callaghan, Iacully sponsors, and Miss Brown 're Y, Vvf C, A, Ti.. 1. I Qi- iii-fi-i .id iri- in The s rin and Ihe olher in The fall Term A mi'k fund vi 'iii-iq-3 ,ill mf, ',.j i , ,s,.,.d, family. lnler-club Council meelings were held nionfhiy. OFFICERS BETTY JO DANIEL . .. liifk ' JANE DAVIS .,....... V , Iris 1 CLIFFORDEANE TAGGART . . 'Timi- SFIIRLEY HARMON . . Si viii .iw .p A RIDING CLUB The Riding Club, under The co-sponsorship oi Ms, Mm. B .ini Mm liiw- Siiiilli, had many en- IOYGLDIG rides in Ihe pleasani' surroundings ol Ferris VV'a'nor Fri, Mm' f' il-ii ici 'ii 1' v.--ii, ici 'I-if igli-ai ure of horseback riding and for lhe apprecialicn or rafuw Q L- 1..',. Af' fulirfi v.ii: I-rfld in rliff gpfinq, OFFICERS LADYE JEAN BARKER , . . . Ifrftiui PEGGY ALDER ........ VD' P :sif1ff'if SEORGIANA MCCONNELL . . . Sucriffa Firsl Row: Mrs. Marv Blazer, Johnson, Sumner, Gales, Mawev, Dun' TI'3I 'f: Neff-. Sf'i i Rr.-. T. f-f Tu fAi Taclcer, Miles, Brinlclev. Gregory, Aldred, Baird. Third Boy: Be Piece W das :pf Av' Buffer h'iCf. f,l Graves, Reynolds, Gilliam' L.i-3: Mrs, S LADYE JEAN BARKER .,,. lii.i1..ii ,gifs I be Flrsr Row: While, Mayes, Mrs. Rulh Hessey, Roy. Second Row' Waducs Bas., 1, The Monogram Club, under lhe quidance ol Mr, Srriclfland, is cornposed J we recelved a leller Through parliclloalion in The major school sporls. The Ff'Ullf7:c' 1 sponsor Jrhe various alrhle-Tic acfiviries and To promofe school spiril. OFFICERS HARRY GOODMAN . . PAUL HERRON ,. KENNETH DIEHL . . HERSCHEL PERRY , . CHUCK PEARSON . . Flrsl Row: Ralis, K, Diehl, Perry, Goodman, Heron, Pearson, Shou Lawrence, Mason, Case, Brighrwell, Third Row: Mason, CalO. SGA S,,..-, p,,,,. K,ll' 14, l Q -,snr-s 'rr' Ehrhar' S J. E , F l' E Coach Strickland, Rcgen, Howes Jcsssc AI or . 99' -3-1 'W X' Q 45 .-., 'ti McNULTY BURGESON HARRISON PARKS SUDIQI2 Little boy blue, come blow your horng Uphold their dignity, drown out thcir corn. BARKER KIRSIHNER SI-IEPARD DANIEL One of a neat pair sits on a chairg the other stands behindg Along come two others who love rnen as brothers, and greet everybody they find. ,nfwfl WRIGHT Wamw Ba, ba. you Then, you' fear I-IERRON BADER IRBY black shezp, have .exmy fpxril? th: be!! all-round II be, do not ever it rrle fziil' 5 a QQ. ' w 9 5 ,U ', , if 1 Q6 ln 1 bn , P' J if . A 1 f l 4 4 ali, i I' Wwu, 1 QMH f 7474 ' 017, pf gym ' fdki Wfjfyflkf 'cf ,Wff , mf -ff , W af f fi QQ? f f 4 4 A ,...,, 4 '2J,fIf Q ,, Tgix im L: 'X f K-N iff? The infellecfual wizard, ShorTy Cravens, edifor of The Daily Scooped, saf dozing behind his desk. His head nodded, and a large Cuban cigar fell from his mouTh and rolled nonchalanfly info his vesT pockef. Soon The silence from The ediTor's office was broken by a frighfful scream, which was heard over The claffer of The Typewrifers in The cify room. We, The Two sfar reporfers of The paper, Flash Anderson and Scoop Rowleff, dashed info The room, To find Mr. Cravens wrifhing on The floor, smoke pouring from his vesf pockef. Ouick as a wink, we empfied The wafer cooler on The smoldering edifor. Spluffering wiTh rage, The boss handed us an urgenf cablegram from his friend, The nofed radio commenfafor, Walfer Boyce. informed me ThaT Professor affendanfs, Irving Kaufman, Mary Jean Bollinger, and The 'nTh' degree a Television My good friend Walfer has Archie Conrad, assisfed by his L. D, Wiener, Edwin Cooper, Vance Bradley, has perfecfed To machine. If you Two droops don'T geT a good wriTe-up on This invenfion and scoop The ofher newspapers in Town, you're fired, undersTand? Yes, sir, yes, sir, we undersfand fully The infricafe sifuae Tion which confronfs us. l'm glad you undersfand somefhing, now geT ouT of my sighf before I Throw you ouT. Well, Scoop, leT's hail a Taxi and geT sTarTed. O, K., Flash. Professor Conrad's lab, and sfep on iT, driver. O. K., Bub. Well, well, look who our driver isl lT's Wade Craig who used To go To school wiTh us back in '42, I ThoughT They locked him up years ago for hoarding Tires. So did I. Youse hoochies Told rne To go fasf, now There's a cop on my Tail LeT me handle This, driver, I can Talk my way ouT of any TickeT. O. K., hoochie, Talk away, 'cause The cop is none ofher Than our old pal and school chum, Ted lrby. lf he is as good a cop as he was a monifor af school, you won'T walk away from This TickeT. See here, Officer, you may have This big S2 bill if you will leT us be on our way. Two bucks! Say, chum, I received beTTer bribes Than ThaT from old Mayor 'Pinch-a-Penny' Gafes. JusT for ThaT insulT l'm going To Take you down To see Judge Bill Akers aT The Traffic courT. BuT we have To . . . , No bufs, follow me and make iT snappy. Well, here we are aT The police sfafion. Come on, you Two. We're going in To see The iudge. WaiT. There's a young woman selling newspapers, I wanT To buy one. If if isn'T Kafherine Dalel Whaf are you doing selling newspapers? IT's a funny Thing, soon affer I married Gayle Gupfon, he confracfed a severe case of laryngifis, and couldn'T adverfise his paTenT medicine any more, and I iusf had To do somefhing To supporf us. Wifh my newspaper experience, I easily obfained This lob. The policeman is mofioning To us. I guess we'd beTTer go inTo The courfhouse. The Bailiff, Baxfer Cafo, is an old friend of mine. He'll see ThaT our case is broughT up immediaTely. Hello, Bailiff, will you Tell The iudge ThaT we wanf To see him righT away? L64T PHE C L- Q ? 1. Sl, l 2 T Til QM, 5591, 9 ' l'm sorry, buf you'll have To waiT a liTTle while. lf you'll iusf sfep info The courT and Take a seaf, he'll be wiTh you soon. There are some soldiers ahead of you charged wiTh disorderly conducf. They were arresfed lasf nighf for being A. W. O. L., and for disfurbing The peace. Oh, look! The soldiers are Privafes Edwin Jessup, Leighfon Smifh, Jimmy Holder, Delfon Muller, and Cor- porals Walfer Sorrels, and Ryman Ralls. I never ThoughT I'd live To see This day! Here comes General Eli Jacobs and Colonel Kennefh Crim To bail Them ouT. The bailif'f's coming This way again. The iudge is scheduled for an imporfanf meefino wiTh a group of local minisfers and Their wives. I expecf you remember Two of Them, The Mosf Reverends, Edwin Lowry Winn and James William Warner and Their wives, Mary Marfha CoaTes and Ann Sparkman, who are co-chairwomen of The Women's Chrisfian Missionary Sociefy. lf you will leave your Ten dollars fine wiTh me, l'll see ThaT your case is dismissed. On The way our, we noTiced Pilmoor Gilberf, Bill Klyce, and Genfry Miles being broughT in for habifual drunkenness. Say, Flash, leT's walk over To The lab, iT's noT far away. SuiTs me, Scoop. As we ambled down The sTreeT, we saw Those confirmed rabble rousers, Edmund ArmisTead, Ralph Housfon, Joe Waddle, and Bob Ingersoll making soap-box speeches in behalf of The CommunisT revolufion. We lefT This disgusfing scene and made our way Toward The McNulTy-Gillem Hospifal where The Professor's laborafories were locafed. As we walked by The Russell E. Moneypenny HoTel, we noTiced a large crowd gazing up aT one of The windows. We looked up and beheld Shirley Hewiff Threafening To iump from The fourfeenfh sfory because her Two rival boy friends, Lambefh Mayes and John Boylin, had quarreled, and were forcing her To choose beTween Them. ln The excifed crowd we observed ThaT oil Tycoon, Mifchell Weafherley, wiTh a group of ballerinas aT The Brandon Harper Dine and Dance -Hall, ouT for a walk beTween mafinees. Among The girls we could see our old buddies, Edifh Baumgarfner, BeTTy Koonce, Mirian Yampol, Helen Babb, and The premiere danseuse of The Troop, Margaref Mahoney. WaTching The disfressed girl breafhlessly were Helen Duncan, Caroline Burch and Florence Thiesen, world renowned heavy-weighf wresflers, and Those popular successors To Amos and Andy, Berf l-loney Boy Kirshner and Mike Sugar FooT Shepard. ln plain view of everyone was ErnesT Hook Allen, well-known king of The pick-pockefs, slyly perfecfing his profession as he removed The wallefs from The pockefs off Those fearless deTecTives, ErnesT Appleby, Roberf Hodgin, and Richard Harwood. AT This momenT, The fire engine from The local hall screeched To a sfop and six worfhy firemen, Billy Baker, Paul Clay, P. J. Dibble, Roberf Empson, Edwa Dean Fox, and Joe Moore, piled ouT. The fire chief, Joe Thomas, direcfed The six men wiTh a safefy nef under The window. Seeing ThaT The disillusioned girl would probably be saved, we confinued on our way To geT our sTory. We had To defour around The block, as a group of W. P. A. workers, under The direcfion of Their foremen, Tommy Tearing up The sTreeT. 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Having his rosy og Ts mario-rea was Jack Diehl, and wearing The mosf ovoe spade of poish, PomegranaTe Purple, was Phil 5'oao'ax. Those five plumpies Eloise Befhshares, Faye Hi Be -Te Linfefield, Marian Weil, and Nadene Wrighf, were seen faking oTf som e of Their excess weighf. New door To The salon was The professor's office. We asked 'ne desk clerk, MarTha McLean, on whaT floor The maorioe was. She direcTed us over To The elevafor where e operafor Ai een Holf, carried us To The Third floor. Here we were oorTrorTed by The scienTisT's Three secrefaries, Ropena Brrkle, Joan Baird, and Gloria Buckingham, who were 'ara af work cornbing Their hair. They informed us 'ra' 're professor DSG been expecfing us for The lasf four ':,'s. No' wishing To keep Them waiTing any longer, we r-r e:1 ii We were led info a dark proiecTion room -'-'e we 'cser-yea on The screen many famous personalifies of 're za. B-fo o o- 're Na :'a Cree' perwe erore our asfonished eyes we saw played off oo o ,en Tnose Two famous golfers Hole- :'e Crapnee ard 'Dapf' Dercpsky, assisTed by Their 'ri :an es TN' lam Earfhrcan and Nelson Gross. 's e'e a 're as woa-d like To see? we were asked. T41-N 321. -4 TN.-.-,ef.',.:, -J .. - T .- f .5 ' Fow or. lf: 7 were appeared on The screen whaf seemed J o Yarree Sfagiam. lNe heard someone crying, 'rr 'r'Ja'fs rigr' dis way, ladies and chenfs. A V :iff , T T ' L f- ' 4 o, - are eyery pack. AT This momenf, FeliciTy 'rr ' yew a'T rec' in mire coaf and cap. Shocked and - ,J we pegged The professor To Take This dreadful Z' BNET, 'ee Peggy McCo asj safely she's one person Thaf fre: 2 ' ' ,l-yJ , . f,,:,,,, S ,lfe refers UKJ' A -..,--4 N35 sys. :H fe M if .J,!.y , , y, 7 .,:, ,wr Z', 192 NE o .-D,j . rp, ,,,f , 1 , A J . ' Z'C f, Lf ,,, Q Jr' 'J L fpecfedl' ar- aparTrrienT. Vile could see ThaT d The open window, The pinnacle - ir-yer grearred in The disfance. On The book 'raw volumes by Peggy, herseff. ar'y going on, for among The as- fyas passing ouT food and drinks, etc, ters 're grea' ard Tarrious of many counTries3 and arrzrg 'rerr Arrericas ow' Peggy Alder, The oomph g 2' T yrfe' Laxa lfrrlrreer Os'nenT, The noTed edu- ia' r' lirgria Merzrzr and Beffy Jo Daniel, leaders of 're :rec ser- Jea' Eary pops ar srmcessor To Bonnie Baker, f9f:','ge Eder ' , ',.1 Tarrirrariy polihcian, and L, M, Bare ,: ' 1' ard udnrr of The greaT epic, Porno yinz, J Peaztxerz f' 'soc 'C czrhrue fyilh our visufii globe- G 3 FC Jes of Thr 'Nr,rrien's NaTional Swim, 'r rg Vee' ff fr' Tlashnri or The screen. Among Thorn were 're Terre, 1r:Jedi,ekir:':, Errrrria Jean Flofycrs, Lois fades fre! Creguy ard 'fer rm Lee, Margarfd and Mil grers Nr 'e were trzfyrrlry wifri T gT Tonofs, A 'wit' of 'rr' 'Ja r,r','.'gT' ir Bill YnTgTT, depping ouT of r 9 rf, yer' ne NTT Tis Torrrrr wifes The Follies Queens, Jean N se Sara Nrgh' Lrffirf Hard Frames Scohrly, and KJ9 'Nj'? Faire' NH' we ff'rf'Cif-ri The naliorial fonyeri xi for We Happy Housefyiyrfs' lf-agiie, Among Thr- loliish 'rg Lrrif-2 were TTA Trnrrrr Erlfa 'Sim Ufyfrri Jean Wallf'ir,P, Aff Fflvr-rgrfj Jrqr- llrygl Tlirlyilfrir- Piiylmrn Sur Qcrllfgqgl and Ar' e 2' irlurk Thr' rrlfiir ',r,fyikf-r fil Tff- fyfffisiori was WE fliifffgu-CT l fryifrupfylilf Virrjiriiii T'f1rk', Tllr ryrr-qirjrryif T651 of The worfhy organizafion, The former Nancy Bader, was rapping for aTTenTion as we flicked The dial. One of The mosT inTeresTing scenes ThaT we saw on This machine was a play aT The James Pearigen Theafre. Among The nofed acfors were Mifzi Burgeson as Lady Macbefh, and AlberT Ambrose as The unforTunaTe Macbefh. The ill-fafed Duncan was played by ThaT veferan ham, Charlie Harrison. The role of Lady Macduff was enacfed by The greaf Trage- dienne, Polly Savage. Ofhers in The casT were The nofed Shakespearean Thespians, Mariorie Hooven, Gwendolyn Bur- Ton, Marjorie Lesfer, Roberf Hewiff, BeTTy Jean Godbold, William Rice, and BeTTy Taylor. NoT warming up To Shakespeare, we decided To wifness some more inTellecTual field. This Time we were Taken To The circus, B. Thompkins and J. Trafhen Wonder Show. Passing Through The side show, we observed The celebraTed female knife Throwers, Ladye Jean Barker and Marian Led- ford, who were hurling Their cuflery aT The India Rubber Men, Billy Regen and Paul Muse and Irving Eskind, who were busily swallowing swords. Ensconced in her own over- sized Tenf was Rufh Treadway, The 500-pound darling of The show. Jane Davis, Mary Jane Moore and Bonnie Jean Finger were behind The coTTon-candy counfer, and The biggesf crowd aT The whole circus was around Thaf booTh. Jean Ferguson and Virginia Luebbe, The nofed beauTies, were wafching The nimble-wiTTed clowns, Paul Herron and Lewis Nichols. Heard over The roar of The crowd was The familiar cigareffe slogan, Call for Emily TvTorrrrrriiiiiissssr. WiTh a blare of The TrumpeTs, The bare-back riders galloped info The ring, among Them The brillianf equesfrians, Norma Scarborough, Mai Sawyer, Frances Ragen, and Kennefh Diehl. Helen Maney was sfaggering under The Three-ounce bell- bars and sfraining every muscle, while over The Third ring The Tighf-rope walkers, Josephine Huffines, Edna Earle Griffin, and Leila Mai Johnson, performed wiTh agilify, Taming The lions were These Three bravies, BeTTy Two Gun Kirby, Clif- fordeane One Whip Taggarf, and Anne Blonde Tigress Puryear. The gorgeous phofographers' models, Ginger Hargis and Ann Rawiings, were Trying To look uninferesfed while The news cameramen, among Them Ernesf Moench, snapped picfures feverishly. ln The cenfer ring now, were Nancy Rufh Jackson, Ruby Kokonos, and Nancy Weller, puTTing The Trained seals Through Their paces. Dressed in a heavenly cosfume was Russell SmiTh, who was passing ouT sTicks of chewing gum. Those famous Trapeze arfisfs, Nancy Nonn, Anne Trebing, and Doris Horner, were hanging from The ceiling while below Them William Buchanan, Duncan Forf, Lawrence May and Cliff Hancock were sfaggering away from The roof-beer counTer. Those Two human cannon- balls, RoberT Lipscomb and Nellie Fergus, were sTreaking Through The air when we bade adieu To The circus. Thanking The professor for his kind demonsfrafion, we said boodbye and sTarTed downsfairs, realizing ThaT our iobs were saved. EdiTor's Nofez If anyone wishes To locafe The aufhors, he may find Them aT a cerfain refreaf on The Murfreesboro Road. f-7,1 ff' TN 1 Q ,- F- A Af , ' x1 I 'ft 1 'TS ki ,Bs KK 6 .Q K QT 6,460 fx, K 4 'xy tb, X-'T .195 eve. Thx 'L-, wr asv' so I H U, . ..,3 Lg K I su .f spf' I A T WesT wins InTerschoIasTic FooTbaII Championship!!! Under The excelIen+ TuTelage oT Jimmy Farrell and his able assisTanT, Granville Waggoner, WesT emerged a vic- Torious Team. Opening The '4I season, The Blue Jays avenged a previous upseT by EasT, swamping The Gray Eagles. Fresh Trom The EasT win, The Blues Trounced The CenTraI Tornadoes inTo submission. ConTinuing iTs winning ways, WesT slaughTered Cohn, wiTh The subs sTarring. In Their nexT encounTer, The WesTerners Traveled To Old Hickory To edge ouT a TighTing DuPonT Team. The Blues were given a TerriTic blow when Herron IosT his appendix. A revised lineup subdued Howard by The highesT score in WesT's hisTory. WesT overcame cerTain deTeaT aT The hands oT NorTh in The lasT nineTy seconds OT play when Perry recovered LaRue's Tumble behind The goal, Tor The deciding score. The Blue Jays made Their annual Trip To Clarksville, only To be scared beTore winning by one poinT. Even wiTh Hill's vaIianT playing, T. I, S. was unable To geT sTarTed againsT WesT. Following a gala Homecoming parade, in which The demure Jane Davis reigned as queen, WesT conquered a highly-TouTed Ryan Team. The Blues, going inTo The GallaTin game over- conTidenT, were deTeaTed by a small, buT speedy Green Team. Thus ended a very successTul season. Four WesT players were named All CiTy -Appleby, J, Diehl, Law- rence, and Pearson: Diehl was named All STaTe. Herron and J. Diehl were elecTed Co-CapTains, and Appleby was voTed The mosT valuable player. WiTh only Three losses, one oT which was an upseT, To mar iTs record, WesT wenT Through a highly successTul baskeTbaII season. The Blues were given a high pre- season raTing, having IosT only one sTarTer Trom lasT year's Team. The Blue Jays sTarTed Their season by Traveling To EasT, To edge ouT The Eagles by one poinT. WesT wenT To Cohn Tor a game which laTer proved To be a pracTice game. The TirsT home game saw The Blues deTeaT The green boys Trom Hillsboro. Perry and Lawrence were The big guns oT The home Team. James Mason led WesT To iTs nexT vicTory over a TighTing T. I. S, Team. The game was closer Than The score would indicaTe. In Lipscomb's small gym, WesT came close To iTs TirsT de- TeaT, winning by only Two poinTs. The subs again had a Tield as Cohn visiTed The WesT gym, and were once more Trounced by a big margin. LiTTon made a useless Trip To The Blues' courT as Perry and Lawrence muzzled The Lions. AlThough The Blue Jays won The Tollowing game, They IosT The services oT one oT Their sTar players, Ted Irby, who injured his knee in The CenTral game and was ouT mosT oT The season. Then came our TirsT loss. A big crowd jammed The gym To waTch The Blues bow To a TighTing Ryan Team by only Three poinTs. WesT Then Traveled To T. I, S. To deTeaT The black and gold by a very comTorTabIe score. NorTh was The nexT vicTim as Perry and Lawrence lThey geT around, don'T Theyl Tied The Yank's Tail in a knoT. The Blues welcomed EasT and senT Them home crediTed wiTh anoTher deTeaT. The game was close and Shouse was The hero as he sunk Two in The overTime. Again WesT played Ryan and again we IosT: This Time by one poinT. Perry was besT Tor The Blues. NexT came The CenTral game and The Blue Jays, downhearTed over Their recenT loss To Ryan, were noT poinTs. ATTer and deTeaTed was The nexT close margin. in The mood To play and, Thus, IosT by Two These losses, WesT goT on The righT TooT Lipscomb and LiTTon wiTh ease. NorTh opponenT, and They were beaTen by a For The lasT game The Blues wenT To The counTry, To play Hillsboro. This game Turned ouT To be a reasonable Tacsimile oT a pracTice game, The TournamenT was nexT and, alThough WesT was noT The TavoriTe, They were picked as The Team To beaT. In HLETICS E681 Their TirsT game againsT T. I. S., The Blues won by The highesT score compiled in The TournamenT. Then came The Howard game and The end oT The baskeTball season, as Tar as WesT was concerned. Howard deTeaTed Them by Tive poinTs, as The game wasn'T close. Only one WesT player made The All CiTy Team, Bobby Lawrence. Herschel Perry was elecTed CapTain Tor The baskeTball season. JUST HAPPENED TO THINK ' Winning The Homecoming game wiTh Ryan . . . WEST is besT by Tea TesT . . . Chuck knocked cuckoo .df . InTerscholasTic Champs . . . GallaTin game , , . Woe is us . . . Big Ed knocked cuckoo . . . Pres. Jessup sTars . . . Revised line-up swamps Howard . . . Shouse aT Tail . . . Fields aT wing . . . Perry aIerT in NorTh game . . . Thanks, LaRue . . , Subs sTar in Cohn game . . . WesT beaTs Hill ouT oT T. I. S. lClaudel . . . All-STaTe Diehl . . . All-CiTy Diehl, Lawrence, Pearson, Appleby , . . Herron loses appendix and scoring lead . . . B Team undeTeaTed, unTied, unscored on . . . King and WoITe sTar in LiTTon game . . , Semifinals . . . Howard a deTi- niTe iinx in baskeTball . . . Pro Mason Tlashes in T. I. S, game . , , Shouse Iucks Two To beaT EasT . . . Bobby hoT in lasT Tive games . . . All-CiTy Lawrence . . . Hills- boro greens geT IosT in The rush . . . Ray sTops Law- rence, as Alumni halT WesT . . . TournamenT . . . FirsT round-Bye: Second round-T. I. S.: Third round- Good- Bye , , , Irby Iimps Through lasT games . . . Oh, ThaT CenTraI game . . . FirsT Ryan game . . . WesT sTops Reece, Berry geTs hoT . . . Second Ryan game , , , WesT sToos Berry, Reece geTs hoT . . . WesT breezes Through T. I. S.-'T.i.s. The TruTh . . . Coach Farrell Ieaves-every- body downhearTed . . . STrickland arrives To coach Blue Jays . . . Principal Farrell now . , , April IST . . . WGST beaTs VanderbilT . . . April Tool. FOOTBALL RESULTS WesT. . .... 35: EasT . . WesT . . 26: CenTraI . WesT . . 46: Cohn . . WesT . . 20: DuPonT . WesT . . 47: Howard . WesT . . I3: NorTh . WesT . . 7: Clarksville WesT . .4O: T. I. S, . WesT . . I2: Ryan . . WesT . . 20: GallaTin BASKETBALL WesT . . 22: EasT . . WesT . . I8: Cohn . . WesT . . 39: Hillsboro WesT . .27: T, I. S. . WesT . . I9: Lipscomb WesT . . 32: Cohn . WesT . . 24: LiTTon . WesT . . 36: CenTraI . WesT . . 26: Ryan . . WesT . . 40: NorTh . WesT . . 48: EasT . WesT . . 25: Ryan . WesT . . 22: CenTraI . WesT . . 35: Lipscomb WesT . . 32: LiTTon . WesT . .4I: T. I. S, . WesT . .283 NorTh . WesT . . 34: Hillsboro 0 s I 0 i . 3 A vs. . 1 ' no Y 1.1 . .JK v ,-. 5,1 4. -'Q ip' 41 I 'Q' Qfjfifff' QMS 7 4 X417 H, X n I X ,VL, , X W Mag f ,W 1 7 VI f f ,J 'IP finer-if xv, L ww Rin w H J 1 SECOND ROW Assisianf Coach Wagner, Case J. Diehl, Rawis, Appleby. Fields, Shouse, Holmes, Jessup, Keiley, Perry, Hunier, Pearson. Brighi- wefi, Coach Farreii. uv rw-Q new 9 4 fn A 1 ' xp. M ' 3 Q 5 av 45553:- . M ' . 1 fx 4 IF' c ef- 'vm SQUAD I V . ,J Q - ff: 'I 4 lv' f -6 'A i .3-rv, K :gf . W, , W I , ,W YQ ff, e ,, ,, 2 W Q x if Z 1 W .,-, wk ww , , 6,5 We .K 3 1 u 15-13,6 We we vu Q96 S 5' ,, v 4'-K A , f , f , W!! Q , ff o - , ,AA,,,,.,, ' We iffy ,Q f ZW Civ' VV fm , HEPPON J. M. FARRELL DIEHL PERRY Cfirne f Foofbali Coach Co-Capfain, Football Capfain, Basketball 14th le tim f 1 CrabTree, GaTes, EarThman, Winn, Warner. if 1 C l l E E R L E A D E This good loolcing ocTeT, wiTh Tervor aglow, Gave us The spiriT To down every Toe. FirsT Row: Brown, OverTon, Craig. Second Row: lvlaney, KnighT, Coach Culley, WrighT, Wilson, Wallace. TENNIS TEAM The girls' Tennis Team, aT press Time, had noT played any lnTerscho- lasTic maTches. The '4l Team made a crediTable showing in The ciTy Tour- namenT, wiTh l-lenrieTTa PeTrone emerging ciTy TiTlisT, and l-lelen lvlaney, runner-up. The boys' Team played maTches wiTh EasT, Riverside, McCallie, and oTher prominenT schools, This spring, making excellenT records Tor Them- selves. Bruce OverTon and EmmeTT Brown were The ouTsTanding players. Since boTh are iuniors, The '43 Team should be even sTronger Than The presenT one. GOLF TEAM AT The Time ThaT The Zephyr wenT To press, WesT was in a Three-way Tie Tor TirsT place in The lnTerscho- lasTic League race. The Blues losT The '4l race To EasT, Tinishing second wiTh only one loss To Ten vicTories. Billy EarThman, who won The individ- ual Trophy Tor WesT, capTained This year's squad. Billy Warner, who played Third posiTion in '4l, moved up a noTch To The number Two sloT, and number Three was Tilled capably by Ralph GaTes. AT The Time oT The annual's prinTing, The number Tour spoT was uncerTain. l-lowever, Ed Winn was Tavored To win over LyT Anderson and Bruce CrabTree. WesT, along wiTh CasTle l-leighTs and EasT, was given a good chance oT winning The TiTle. RS Johnson, TaggarT, Denham, EhrharT, WrighT, RaTTerman, Alder, Sparlcman. W X 5 X: 5 , . www' :, , ff 'E 1 x 'W g bm , Q Q uf 3 ff! cw! Y QM, 3, , QF? 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Gr? ,.. . - , 4 N, Y' Jsefyiz-M. 3 , V. 4- ..,,,.,,,.,,,.4. W.. . .4 ,. .3554 t . .. .lx . My W i iii V , f '--- -- -f' - ' - - -- - -.M-W., -V . P we '5.w 'T rf. A 'Y . 0 , f FJ .1 We, The Senior Class oT WesT End High School, oT Nashville, STaTe oT Tennessee, being oT Teeble mind and unsound memory, do maine, publish, and declare This, our lasT will and TesTamenT, in manner and Torm. as Tollows: FirsT: We. The Seniors, besTow our TiTle oT senioriTy and all honors and consequences ThereunTo aTTached upon The Junior class To have and To hold Tor such Time as may be required Tor The members oT The aTore-menTioned class To aTTain our presenT posiTion: This TiTle To be besTowed in Turn upon The members oT The class immediaTely Tollowing. Second: We do bequeaTh To cerTain persons The Tollowing: LieuTenanTs Joel Moore and James MorTon, leave Company l To Franlc Taclcer in The hope ThaT he can manuTacTure Trom such maTerial as may be supplied a well-drilled 'and well-disciplined company. LieuTen- anT Phil Brodnax and CapTain LeiqhTon SmiTh besTow Company K upon Joe BeTTy and Jaclc PeTTy wiTh sim- ilar iniuncTion. CapTains FrnesT Allen and RoberT Hodqin bequeaTh G. H. Q. To Fred Edwards and VicTor Johanson. CapTain Holder leaves The drum and bugle corps in The hands oT Alvin Tidwell wiTh The hope ThaT he will Tinallv succeed in malfing oT iT a proper elemenT oT The WesT End High School R. O. T. C. And Tinally, CadeT Maior Edwin Jessup besTows The widespread duTies, The greaT honor, and The awe- inspiring digniTy oT his exalTed posiTion upon CapTain Harpo Harbison. KaTie OsmenT, Sarah Louise ApplewhiTe, and Ann Sparlcman give The male populaTion oT VanderbilT back To The Vandy coeds. Jean Ferguson and Jean Wallace leave The Red Cross To Mary PorTer Fleming and MarTha Ann Fox. BeTTy Jo Daniel and Polly Savage leave The deaThly silence which reigns aTTer Their deparTure To The TaculTy To be enioyed as well iT may be. KaTherine Dale and Peggy McComas bequeaTh The WesT Wind To Jean Bass and BeTTy Rose Driver wiTh a box oT aspirin TableTs. Irving KauTman and Nancy RuTh Jaclcson give The laboraTory baclc To Mr. Goodge, leaving Buck Buch- anan To carry on. Ann Puryear, BeTsy Anne RowleTT, Virginia Parlcs, Nancy Nonn, and Jean Early leave The French class regreTTully, wiTh The hope ThaT aTTer Their deparTure The language will noT die ouT enTirely, Bill Klyce leaves The Algebra class To Mrs. Blazer, wondering how she will ever manage iT wiThouT him. Melba Howard, Ruby Kolcenos, Vivian BarTield, Sue Scruggs, Leslie Ward, Sarah Ward, and Sara Marie T801 ' -- ----k --e' -- ,,..'...s1az:.:2vf :J v i- -- r -- -73.5. . ., si .--. . , , WrighT reTuse To dedicaTe Their respecTive abiliTies aT shorThand To anyone buT Themselves, wiTh The Tond hope ThaT They may Tind a handsome and eligible boss. The combined Trig grades oT Bill Alcers, Clare Allen, Marien Weil, and Bill Johnson are donaTed To any Talcer in nexT year's class who needs a passing average. Josephine Anderson, AlberT lsenhour, E. D. Thomp- son, John Samuels, Mark BramleTT, Vance Bradley, Ben Thomplcins, and Jimmy Pearigen leave Their respecTive 'places in The band To any one wiTh enough abiliTy To Till said places. Ginger Hargis leaves The maioreTTe's baTon To Jeanne Crain. Nelson Gross bequeaThs his happy disposiTion To dear old WesT Tor any gloomy days. Those Three ouTspolcen members oT The Senior Class, RuTh Treadway, Ralph HousTon, and Vernon Lee, presenT Their recipe Tor how To shove ahead in liTe To Jimmy Denham who sorely needs iT. Those inveTeraTe Travelers, Gloria Buckingham, Aileen HolT, Buclcy Goodman, Mary Jane Moore, and Nancy Weller, leave To Tour The naTion wiTh hopes ThaT They may reTurn some day as guesT speakers, FeliciTy Fowler and Whislcey, her consTanT com- panion, leave TogeTher in high spiriTs. ShorTy Cravens and Lewis Nichols besTow The head- aches oT managing The TooTball Team upon anyone willino To puT up wiTh iT. Edi+h BaumgarTner, Helen Babb, Mariorie Hooven, and Frances Scobey leave The gym classes To JuaniTa McCord and Virginia O'Connor wiTh The hope ThaT nexT year will produce more oT such ouTsTanding sTars as The Bloomer Girls. DelTon Muller bequeaThs his sTring oT medals To PresidenT RoosevelT, To maTch Those worn by Hermann Goering. Mildred RoclceTeller WhiTe, John MorgenThau McNulTy, and lrwin Carnegie Eslcind leave Their money bags To Miss Dembslcy, in The hope ThaT nexT year's Zephyr sTaTT may malce use oT Them. Pilmoor GilberT leaves his sweeT siesTas during Al- gebra class To Arnold Haber. Milce Shepard, Ryman Ralls, George BraTTon, BaxTer CaTo, Paul Herron, ErnesT Appleby, and Ed HunTer presenT Their good wishes To Coach STriclcland, To be used in The manuTacTure oT nexT year's Team. Archie Conrad leaves Physics ThanlcTullyl The equesTrian slrill oT Ann Forehand, Marian Led- Tord, Mary MarTha CoaTes, Jean Wise, BeTTy Taylor, and Raymond Waller is besTowed upon Georgiana McConnell ancl MarTha Graves. Josephine HuTTines leaves her TeTching dimples To Mary Jane EhrharT. Norma Scarborough leaves on The ChaTTanooga Choo-choo. CliTT TaggarT and Jaclc Diehl give Their Tormula Tor populariTy To all The Junior lads and lassies, Howard MorTon leaves all The girls in Tears aT his deparTure. BeTTy Kirby, Bruce CrabTree, and Ted Irby pass on Tor TuTure generaTions The exisTing sysTem oT law enTorcemenT. Sis Mershon besTows her sTring oT oTTices upon anyone who mighT Till The posiTions as well. .. .-,,.v442:':- :ffm-: . . ..:f. . . .w .,.. T ,. A . . .. . .. ...sf7f:2.--mf-.-a..:.f15...' , 5,s,::gg.H ,- A 3 '-,,:..q,x 2,-,f -5.35 ego 'sd ---,..k.qv- A, 115, ' - -:-gr r i T i 1 i l l 43 if X' an -fs MN F...-'W--nn: if .,,' Y is OFFICERS' CLUB A e' H' der Snnlrn Harblson. Second Row: e y, P H Morron, Beffy, Moore. Third ' -1:3 ' . . , , Raw: Brodnax, Case, Edwards, Johanson. O O O NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS ,e. e 'ed, R.ssell, Walderman, Cooper, Tacker, Moran, Lovell. Second Row: Brock, :':,f I-'gas Pawennan, Snnlfh, Rutledge, Sisk, Wilt, Wilkerson, Swinf, Benneff. Third Row: Bell, -ffz vevn A we' Sxibefry Jennings, Diehl, Wealherford, Fox, Baiey, Smifh, Brown, Vick. Fourfh Barnes Campbell, Samuels. rf ,My N'-Ne, Siwerrnan, Slrnpson, Russell, Moore, Slevens, , l Af- .vjww .QQ- ,..4 'qw- ,....-- P459 i or 55 ,A f O 1 4 Q X X -N XS' v fm X. ,2r , IQ ' X xx x 1xx Wx 15011 QW ff, W W jf I I X ff Q! 4 4 J, ,lun 1, A I , kv I ffg N' , X Q CQ If 7' ' Ni' 1 xx S , Sl N O ,, ,, 132. ,f fy! gf., 4 w 7 3 f ww, 4 Q 0 5 ff! N X x x e CX fx wx SN Q. al F L2lrr,-- Lilllr-lifrlfl lireylrrvvs her chewing gum upon lull Blrlllr-', wfrnlr- bfi-,lfel where il inevilably comes lo 'r l lrlr,v'.r,, l ' ' CH' i' If, Waller Sorrells, Roberla Brinlcley, Ann l 'l'if i ,li rrr Nllfrl, and Nellie Fergus pass lhe Rifle 'Urli 'ill rw Gladys Mann and Rulh Sorrells, hoping ir ..rl ln- riff bulls eyes lell in lhe larqels. lui lr ill lvlf1,w'. and L, M, Bare, lhe qreal poelical ' f rl ffl Wffsl High, deparl lo broadcasl lheir in rrl lulure rqeneralions. Srirrlerr Ann l-lewill and John Mole Boylin leave rqii lf rrrrula lor an undying romance lo anyone who 'l rl --71' . . Bl Ccloper, Virginia Luebbe, and Milzi Burqeson rw-rf Mr. Carell's Firsl Aid Class, looking lor a ili . Mai Johnson leave lheir ariirgr slippers lo Cecelia Scogin and Peppy Ham- 'CVT 'Karim Burch and Leila Erri, Morris beslows her lamous coolcinq upon all fee brows who miqhl besl appreciale il. Ma'3arel Mahoney, Margarel Ann While, and Caw Allen leave lhal sociely ol lhe inlelligenlsia, Pfi.f.n as lhe Lilerary Club, in lhe hands ol Billy La ce ard Dol Waddle. Tcrn Ehrharl bequealhs his slunning coillure lo L':'f, Cllfl. Mifiavw Yampol and Billy Balcer deparl as repre- ss-rfarives ol lhe Pan-American Club, lo spread good .. i fhrouqhoul lhe Weslern l-lernisphere. Madelene Paylon deparls in a shower ol orange ifczicms. Eddie Klein leaves his Broolclyn accenl lo lhe fffdfleri. Bc-Hy Koonce, Lois Giles, Mariorie Lesler ,and lsanila Wash leave lhe Girl Reserves' lradilion ol .-.fc-ll dances lo Mildred Walcelield and Barbara Cclc-r. .Joe Thomas, Kennelh Crim, and P. J. Dibble leave elrnally. Terry Thieson leaves her abilily lo gel her man lo all lhe women who need il. Waller Boyce, Frances Raqan, and Ann Winn Raw- lgmfy, bylaw lond memories ol Miss Dembslry's Campus Clubs upon Claude Jalces and Ellielyn Lechleiler. Third: The enlire Senior Class leaves Wesl regrel- lully. Thr, above documenl, subscribed lo and alleslecl by the Senior Class ol Wesl End l-liqh School in lhe presence ol wilnesses, is declared lo be ils l6Sl will and leslamenl, and our names are hereunlo ascribed an allezlinq wilnesses. X X 47' T r Tsazvl fi EARLY Y ,win-rem 7 QL X309-M3806 f! ,--gf' f ,-f- xXx NN ' ,,f-- '.. Te- -5 iggf Sfifwiykfg ADS See II in Solid Comwcorjr aI Ihe BeauIiIuI New BELLE MEADE THEATRE The SouIh's Finest JCBS FOR GRADUATES Recent weeks have brought a record-breakxng emand for-our graduates, inditzgting 3,000 d opemngs this year through our eight South wide Placement Departments. bet catalog M. QQWMM-1 BUSINESS COLLEGE ,, ,, ,,,,,A,, ,,,,,4. I28 8Ih Ave. N. S-6579 HAVE A VISION SAFETY TEST FOR COMPLETE EYE COMFORT 2706 West End 7-2747 MIRROR BEAUTY SALON VERA DUDLEY RADEBAUGH-LANE Pffjpfiefm OPTOMETRISTS ' 38 Arcade Open Thursday and Friday Eveningg bf Appointment GOOD MILK PASTEURIZED is GOOD TO DRINK AND is GOOD FOOD JERSEY FARM MILK SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS WEST GRADUATES it LOEW'S at LEADS IN NASHVILLE fl '1 f ,f 'i 11... gn... R Y THANKS TO OUR ADVER- TISERS, WITHOUT WHOSE COOPERATION THIS ZEPHYR WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN POSSIBLE. FRIENDS AND STUDENTS, SHOW YOUR APPRECIATION BY PATRONIZING THEM. BEST BOOKS OF ALL PUBLISHERS 3426 WesT End 8-9 I 36 AT For Good Food Come To THE METHODIST PUBLISHING HQUSE WEST END DINER MRS. GERTRUDE CAYCE M qer NInTI'T and Broad 6-264I COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS JOHNSON DRY CLEANERS OF Y N 29TIw aTr?AWCjsI Enlj Ave. d our earesT o ern quippe anT STORES ONE DAY SERVICE COMPLIMENTS TABLE TEST GF EGGSJOULTRY PARAMOUNT THEATRE Home of PARAMOUNT AND So ZOTIT CENTURY FOX PICTURES COMPANY , EXCLUSIVE LADIES' HAT LEWDON'S HAT SHOP I802 215+ Avenue, S. NASHVILLE, TENN. 52.29 AII Une Price NASHVILLE TENNESSEE Ph 71564 Gp E f psf . ON L L 55 I I I I I I I 1- .1-.-i -111- NS ES ILL STUDENTS' PARADISE BELLE MEADE M O O N D R U G C O. PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS Phone B-446i BOWLING CENTER NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE CHARLES KINNARD 8 MODERNISTIC ALLEYS RICHARD KELLY B II M Theafre Bldg, Harding Road Harding Road Qpen Year RQU CI I MRS. CLIEE HANCOCK Telephone 7-2I6I CARMEN OF BEAUTY SALON WEST END BEAUTY Su Aparencia es su Foriunag no Ia Descuide! 3OI9 Wesf End Avenue NasI1vIIIe, Tenn. THIS BOOK ENGRAVED BY CAPITOL ENGRAVINC-5 COMPANY I34 FOURTH AVENUE. NORTH , I, VQEQQ I -'- 'T!A1' ' , Q7AmA,! TO THE FACULTY, STAFF, AND STUDENTS WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR THANKS FOR THEIR WHOLEHEARTED COOPERATION WITH THE PHOTOREFLEX STUDIO OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS OF THE WEST END ZEPHYR LOVEMAN'S COIVIPLI MENTS OF Q 0 6 Cfeam 0f0H'1 ' Seal Tesl ICE CREAM I 41 +1 E I ONE VISIT . . . CONVINCES This is Ihe school Ior nne, is The Ireguenl cornrnenl oi alerl young people who visil our school. Come vourseII1 see and conn- pare The spiriiecl Iennpo oi our Training, our eguiprnenl, ancl Ihe cornpleleness oi our school ancl courses. Appealing Io Those Who Wanl' Ihe BesI'. G NASHVILLE BUSINESS COLLEGE Y.M.C.A. Bldg. 6-5637 Nashville, Tenn. COMPLIMENTS OF WARNER DRUG COMPANY COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF NATIONAL LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO Naiional Buiicling I I I iiiiii I fi 1 PM R I I I 9 I 9,2 TENNESSEE DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. NASHVILLE Our Training Assures Beauiy Cullure Profession POSITIONS WAITING NASHVILLE, TENN. RUTH MCCAIN Owner and Supervisor 206 Jackson Bldq. Tel- 5' Nashville, Tenn SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE You Success in Ihe 9I54 5 L Q' an I' I7 ll Q Q rn n- 2' U' i 5-1 5' Q I1 O O l-I l-I O IB 0 'Y slenu Q I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 Z I I I I I I I J I f CANDY'S 507 Church SIFSGI FOUNTAIN-BAKERY CAN DY COM PLIMENTS OF WEST HIGH LUNCH ROOM The CaIeIe-ria Known for ExceIIen'r Food GREEN HILLS MARKET soon THINGS TO EAT FREE DELIVERY COMPLIMENTS OF HETTIE RAY'S DINNER CLUB THE ZEPHYR MISS ANN DEMBSKY STAFF AND THE GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDOES THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE MANY FRIENDS OF THE SCHOOL ZEPHYR STAFF gra+eIuIIy acIcnowIecIge Ihe splendid cooperahon of Ihe Fac:uI+y and SIucIen+ Body IIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIllIIllllllllllllllll1'!g Q14 utograpbs 4.:,LL.Qf?f 0 Q v ,ff L - - gwwfffw 5 S wi? Q ?w9dJ!2Mx Q M . fi Mfwwff X NP Q Qflutograpbs x N? XX XK '- 'x T 1 ,Q 5 Qflutograplvs A- H M X X V A 1.1 f FQW 1 x 'V-,H . 1 s . f I x B5 Q, X . 31. n. - A-Q ,r -+ 274 '24 1 722' H fp. 1 ,.,,.,4,,4.f.'rf . - I -mf A -' fix .-, x X. 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