West End High School - Zephyr Yearbook (Nashville, TN)
- Class of 1944
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They have done it so that schools like our West End High may continue to exist, and so that boys and girls like those on the pages oi this annual may always live in an American democracy. These valiant boys will remain as an inspiration for all oi us to serve to our utmost the cause for which they fought and died. To them, we of West End High School humbly. devotedly, and gratefully dedi- cate our 1944 ZEPHYR. Eugene Bahh Sam Brnwnlnwe Harry H. Denham Charles l1nW1tt J. II. liuudwin Iieurqe Hudsnn Hubert Lipsnnmh Van Lnve Jun Taylnr Ellff Wehh DR. W. H. YARBROUGH fonewonn It is very fitting that we dedicate the Third War Annual to our ten fine boys who have given their all for us. What are we giving to show our appreciation for the supreme sacrifice they have made? May each of us resolve that we are go- ing to do our best. come what may, in the struggle which confronts us all. Can we afford to do less? , Your friend. Dr. W. H. 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B-S- B-AH FLA- Social Science Commerce, Social Science Eflqlish spamsh ANN DEMBSKY B.A. Languages CLAUDE GARRISON PEARL GILLIAM VIRGINIA GRAVES ELLA HAIMAN Diversified Occupations I B.S., M.A. B.A. B.A., M.A. English Secretax-Q English MW- .i 4 TEACHERS WITHOUT PICTURES KATHRYN MATTHEWS B.A., M.A. X I Z ' i J - .-Qsj v S X QS: fx Science MRS. LOUISE MURRAY FLORENCE ADAMS INEZ B. ALDER VIRGINIA BICKLEY B.S., M.A. Columbia University B.1..1. ' B.A. Social Science Art Speech and Dramatics Library NAOMI HARRIS B.S., M.A. Mathematics ff- S A I ' . 359 wi' s 4- A. FRANCES BOWEN B.A. English i Q'6'F -. ---g.-:,,z-uqvfn-r-'va-asus-cc-I:-:r:.vo-u -4 1 -- -rvuazwn-Effwra -.- ., ,MA PAUL MORTIMER LUCILE HINES PAULYNE LAMB B.S., M.A. MRS. ANNE C. NAGY FLORENCE RYAN B.S. B.S. Industrial Arts B.S., M.A. B.S., MJ-X. Mathematics Commerce .. ' Physical Science Home Economics History I MRS. IRENE SMITH SGT. IACK SMITH LEEKIE SMITH INEZ TOLMIE W. H. YARBROUGH B.S., MJ-l. R. O. T. C. B.S., M.A. B.A. ' B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Physical Education Mathematics English Principal TEACHERS WITHOUT PICTURES E.- I. STRICKLAND B.S., M.A. Physical Education CORINNE CAVERT CULLIE GAITHER A M. F. MORTIMER HELEN O'CI-XLLAHAN VIVIAN WATKINS B.S., M.A. B.S., M.A. B.S., M.A. B.S. B.S., B.A.. M.A. Social Science Mathematics Natural and Physical Music Spanish Sciences -,WJ-. ... .. t - 1 1. . . , ,A I M M , W-1 Q V E , f- - el- f-- W , . ,, . ,. r ,----1 -: 'hL'?f-T? -' 'T' ' T'1 0 ' ' M- ' ' ' - - 1 ' ' ' - 1: 1 1.1:-'Er-1: 1x:nE:x:g1zu:a1r.144a1tmqggyqgggm,-zu-,-.' a.,....,......-,.. .E......,,H,n . . P -' ---'-'- - -----f--eww ' '-f----A.. . . E-:ff zzaegzvg :.::e-:I-cz:-5-:tw :p. ::v-1-xm--.----4--V.---.--,X ,- .-N -:-,-. . My .,,, f, ., 1. Double trouble . . . 2. Got your Physics? . . . 3. Manpower shortage . . . 4. Long Iohn . . . 5. Getting paper for the next edition . . . 6. Yo-yo champ . . . 7. Always smilin' . . . 8. Bangs . . . E E . . . 9. Crip Poag . . . 10. Last minute book-larnin' . . . ll. Glamour . . . 12. Scholars two . . . 13. Cover girl . . . 14. Must be love . . . 15. Late tor drill . . . 16. Stag a la Venus . . . 17. Bliss. hiihnreswnn numb. 1 ,ur U V . ...,. , -, wg 5 'lj' fijf, , .'hi1'Tifff'3 ff. ,.. - -,-. -en ,T ., -. g,,,gmg.5,sn.f+'fE+z-,H -1934+ ,-'Q-zszflvzrvzv:--Ffcwfmn-xrw:M5'nffZrc1.F , 1 F:-. -.1-. l wmvwx -A 1 -....-.. 4 'Yu Frances Smith, Peggy McBurneii, Miss Anne Battle, Ollie Smith, Iohn Boyd. sfnuouz cmss IOHN BOYD . President OLLIE SMITH , Vice-President FRANCES SMITH . I Secretary PEGGY MCBURNETT . Treasurer MISS ANNE BATTLE . Sponsor xvyt,-3,..4.. In-.aw-1:41 . jk' A-3 SENIORS DOROTHY ANN ALDRED IID. A.ll Ambition, To be a famous ballet dancer-Home Room Representative, 47 Girl Reserve, 47 President, -Home Room, 47 Dramatic Club, 27 Pan-American Club, 22 Rldlng Club, 2, 47 Knitting Club, Secretary, 27 Tri-Arts, 27 Tulip Time, 2. MARY LUMPKIN ALLEN llrlumpll Ambition, To study land' do well in-art?-Literary Club, 3, 47 Spanish Club, 37 West Wind Staff, 37 Non-Commissioned Officer, WOCC, 4. ZENA ELIZABETH APPLEWHITE llBenYll Ambition, To be a designer-Girl Reserve, 2, 3, 47 Safety Patrol, Secretary, 3, 47 Personality Club, 37 Band, 27 Red Cross Club, 2. FRANCES L. AVANTAGGIO Fran Ambition, To be a nurseefirst Lieutenant, WOCC, 47 Monitor, 4. GEORGE BARE IIGGII Hi-Y Club, 4: President, Home Room, 47 Monitor, 3, 47 Senior Scout Club, 2, 37 Vice-President, Home Room, 47 Ianie, 4. ROBERT BARNES Boston Ambition, To make a million dollars-Lieutenant, ROTC, 47 Science Club, 37 Non-Commissioned Officers' Club, 37 Pan-American Club, 2, 37 Travel Club, 3. ROBERT ELLIOT BATEY llBobll Ambition, To be a chemical engineer+Captain, ROTC, 47 Nashville Youth Council, 47 West Wind Staff, 47 ZEPHYR Staff, 47 Hi-Y, 47 Literary Club, 47 Spanish Club, 27 Camera Club, 17 Rifle Club, 17 Treasurer, Home Room, 1. BETTY PERKINS BAXTER uperkll Ambition, To be a social worker-Home Room Representative, 47 Girl Reserves, 2, 37 Riding Club, 47 Glee Club, 2, 37 Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 47 Red Cross Club, 27 Travel Club, 2, 37 West Wind Club, 27 Pan-American Club, 3. MARION BENDER Brenda Ambition, To learn to play tennis Well enough to be a pro-Monitor, 47 Tennis Team, 47 Rifle Club, 27 Spanish Club, lj Art Club, 27 Archery Club, l. ELIZABETH IANE BENTLEY nLibbYu Ambition, To write a book of poetry-Secretary, Student Body, 47 Home- coming Queen, 47 D. A. R. Medallist, 47 Candidate for Miss West High, 3, 47 Best All Around, 3, 47 Friendliest, 27 National Honor Society, 47 Quill and Scroll, 47 West Wind Staff, Snoopy, 47 ZEPHYR Staff, 47 Girl Reserves, 2, Secretary, 3, Vice-President, 47 Home Room Representative, 2, 37 Monitor, 2, 3, 47 President, Home Room, 37 Ianie, 47 Travel Club, 2, 37 Knitting Club, Secretary 27 Literary Club, 2, 47 Representative in Girl's Week, 27 Office Staff, 3, 47 'Tulip Time, 27 Personality Club, 3, President, Secretary, 47 At- tendant to Homecoming Queen, 3. IERITZA BLANKENHORN lllerryll National Honor Society, 47 Art Club, 3. HELEN RHEA BLOCK llHe1ll Ambition, To be a journalist-National Honor Society, 47 West Wind Staff, 47 Headline Editor, 47 Snapshot Editor, ZEPHYR, Prophecy, 47 Qulll and Scroll, 42 Non-Commissioned Officer, WOCC, 3, 47 Library Staff, 1, 2, 3: SafetY Patrol. 32 Monitor, 4. !'7P 'Y F f fi SENIORS SHIRLEY BOWERS Shorty Ambition, To hook a guy National l'lor1',r f wwf, 4 lff','.l ,: 4 V, tflub, 2, N4JU-CJUIf1fl'llSSlOIlF'd Uftifer, 'NUfL',, ' 4, lJ1:'.','.fi..'f '. ,. Knittin-.1 Club, 7, lrttmrrtural Hfi:,lmrr,'i ',r.fir,g,l',' 4 IOHN BOYD Long Iohn Ambition, To join the Navy to see the . . world '?, l-'res,.de-.fs Lenz: Z. President, lunior Class, Football, 2, 3, 4, Baslce'l',alL, Q, 2, 4 '?ffi,f, Pao, Boy, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 4, Monogram, 3, 4, Bachelor Clip, 3 E'ar.A::.e:.'ar. ', ,r All-City Basketball, 4, All4Regional Basketball, 3, 4, I'-.l.-Sta'-e l3a:gne':,a. R-, 4, Alternate Captain, 4, All-District Basketball, 4 'fame ' 4 RUSSELL EDWARD BRADLEY Russ Ambition, 'To make money -eBand, 2, Dramai 'Q 4 MARGARET IANE BRAMLETT Maggie Ambition, To make good-eDrarnatic Club, 2, 3, 4: Forurr., 'Wes' 1 Club, 2, Quill and Scroll, 4, Monitor, 4, ZEPHYP S'a 4- ' MIZELLA BREEDLOVE MIRIAM BREW 11Mimf1 Ambition, To speak Spanish--Spanish Club, 3, 4, Choral Club, 3' Trave C HUGH BROWN, IR. llughll Ambition, To be a Navy flier with tailor-made summer 'v'.Vl'11lESil'l1-lf: 4' Riigig Club, 4, Swimming Club, 2, Glee Club, 2, 3, Boxing Club Q- S'.4.'1rf:7.'o Team, 2, Track Team, 3, Student Council, Q. IOANNE BROWN nlodyu Ma, - '-up Ambition, To acquire as much knowledge as Miss Dembsky- Crab. ..- 2, 3, Red Cross Club, 2, Girl Reserves, 2, 3. MARION CARMEL BROWN Ambition, To be a success Knitting Club, 2, Choral Club, 2, 3' D, C 4. LUCILLE CADY Ikey Bill Ambition, To be a school teachere-Library Staff, 2, 3, 4' Pan-Ameritan C i Spanish Club, 3. ALAN CAMPBELL usoupn Ambition, To make a million dollars--Captain, R. O. T. C. 4, NoneCornmissi.ined 2, 3, Bachelor Club, 3, Spanish Club, 35 Satety Patrol f MARY LAURA CANNON Fiddler Ambition, To be a mnsiriane latin Club, President f Knitting Club f Spanish Club, President, 3: Most Likely to Succeed 3 Nariona1,Hon.1:' Society, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4 'West Wind Start 4 Tiave. dub : ' l ' ' A P., C . N . Q. -i-'Q-1. C v- .. Y' 1 - , -.-.-.-.--V 4. Jun.-.v.-.r-Q...-43. ..nL.-sg.l,.-,.4hng.,.,y.gpg4q,Lq.,,y.g...q+x.,s....-.- . . ..-, . . , . . . . . , - f-e 01- 17: q ' -4,-A. .,.--. 'zn . Str' f-'---1-,Law-Q. :zsk-tm.g,':4g , '-:-5, . ,- - K. 11,6 '-,u.vl, V, SENIORS PATRICIA WORTH CARNAHAN llpavl Ambition, To be a writer and raise horses-Quill and Scroll, 4, West Wind Staff, 4. TOM SMITH CHARLTON Blondie Ambition, To go to collegefliome Room Representative, 3, 45 Monitor, 2, 35 Dramatic Club, 2. MURRAY COHEN Gopher Ambition, To be in the Air Corps-Band, 2, 37 Non-Commissioned Officer, 45 Biology Club, 2. OTTIS COOPER BETTY COVINGTON ncoveyu Pan-American Club, 27 Music Club, 3. LEROY CRICK EDWARD DANIELS LAWRENCE DAVIDSON R. O. T. C. Non-Commissioned Officer, 2, 35 Spanish Club, 3, Football B Team, 3, Intramurals, 35 Home Room Sergeant, 3. Ambition, To go KELLEY IAMES DAVIS, IR. lllimmyll to Annapolis-Vice-President of student body, 47 Student Council, 47 Monitor, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 45 Quill and Scroll, 3, 47 Hi-Y Club, 4, Eagle Scout, 3, 45 Order of the Arrow, 47 West Wind Staff, Ambition, To be Knitting Club, 27 l, 2, 37 W. O. C. Ambition, To be Ambition, To be 3, 45 ZEPHYR Staff, 4. GENEVIEVE DICKERSON Steppin Fetchet an aviatrix-Rifle Club, l, 27 Girl Reserves, 1, 2, 3, 45 Personality Club, 37 West Wind Staff, lg Dramatic Club, C., 35 Senior Service Scout, lg Sergeant-at-Arms, Home Room, 4, Civil Air Patrol, 4. FRANCES DICKEY Dick an airplane pilot-Latin Club, 2, Riding Club, 2, D. O., 4. ELIZABETH DIES ullibbyu a nurse-Knitting Club, 25 National Honor Society, 4: West Wind Staff, 2, 3, 'Travel Club, 2, 3, Spanish Club, 3, Girl Reserves, 2, 37 Personality Club, 3, ::.,,,...- .,..,., ', . J.-,4 .-. 2' .... .. ..-m-eha.-'--.- ---1 -,,,g.L,,, SE IOR WILEY K. DINKINS Willy Ambition, To qo to college or to the Navy Band, 7, 3, f,ate'y Petro., Safety Council, 4, Secre-tary, Home Roord, 4 MARY BYRD DOUGLAS Birdie Mae Ambition, To be a foreign newspaper correspond-ert' 'f!i tes', 4. Advrszry Council, 4, Head Monitor, 4, Monitor, 3, Literary Ctub, Treasurer, 3 'flee President, 4, Quill and Scroll, 3, 4, West 'Ninctj' 2, 3, Exchange Edxzr. 4. ZEPHYR Staff, 3, 4, Knitting Club, 2, Spanish Club, Secretary, 3 Mrr.s're. Sr.',w, l, Treasurer, Home Room, l, Glee Club, l. SONYA BEATRICE DRESNER Hsunnyu Ambition, To Write a book-Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4, wifes? 'ffirrdj' 3, 4: ZLPHYR, 4, Literary Club, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4, Girl Reserves, IUNE LA VERNE DUNCAN Ienny Rinn Ambition, To Win the Academy award for acting-Girl Reserves, 1: Lrarnggi Club, l, 2, 4, Second Childhood, 4. BETTIE CORINNE DUNLAP Burlap Ambition, To be an accomplished equestrienne- Most Athletic Girl. 4- Cheer- leader, 4, Monitor, 4, ZEPHYR Start, 4, Tulip Time, 2, Choral Club 2 3 Non-Commissioned Officer, W. O. C. C., 3, Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 4- Office Sltafif 3, 4, Campus Club, 3, Riding Club, 4. DIANE LAURE DUPLANTIER Dee Ambition, To be a musician-Quill and Scroll, 4, National Honor Society 4 Girl Reserves, 4, West Wind Staff, 4, ZEPHYR Start, 4, Dramatic wut: 4- Literary Club, 4. FRANCES ANNE EARLY usissyu Ambition, To learn something-Art Club, 2, Pan-American Club, Secretary 2' Vice-President, 3, National Honor Society, 4, Quill and Scroll 3 4' West Wind Staff, 3, 4, ZEPHYR Statt, 4, Non-Commissioned Officer, W. O. C. G. 4, Monitor, 4. MARTHA IEAN ESTES Sprout Ambition, To be a model housewife-Knitting Club, 2, Madrigal Sincjers Archery Club, 2, First Lieutenant, W. O. C. C. 4. MERRILL EVERETT ,,MenY.. Girl Reserves, 4. MILTON H. FANNING Milt Ambition, To be a successful aviator ---- Safety Patrol, 2- D O. 3 4 EDNA BERNICE FERGUSON Bernie Ambition, To be somethinq4Girl Reserves. 2, 3, 4 D O.. -1. SARA H. ELIZABETH FEW Hsauy.. Ambition, To travel around the world--Monitor, 3, 4- Student Council 4 Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 4, Knittinq Club, 2, Girls Personality Club I 3 PanfAmer1- can Club, 2, Campus Club, 3, Vice-President, Home Room 3 ZEPHYR Staff, 3, Dramatic Club, 4, Tulip Time, Q- State Music Contest 3 4' West Wind Club, 2 -An- SENIORS DOROTHY LEE FINKELSTEIN Finkel National Honor Society, 47 Library Staff, 3, 47 Home Room Officer, 47 W. O. C. C. Non-Commissioned Officer, 4. MURIEL EVELYN FISHER Mickey Ambition, To be a doctor-National Honor Society, Secretary, 47 West Wind Headline Editor, 3, 47 Snapshot Editor, ZEPHYR, 47 Prophecy of Senior Class, 47 Quill and Scroll, 3, 47 Monitor, 47 Secretary, Home Room, 47 Literary Club, 2, 47 Library, 2, 3, 47 Campus Club, 37 Travel Club, l, 27 Spanish Club, 27 Debate Team, 47 Quiz Kids, 37 Dramatic Club, 4. BOBBYE ANNETTE FLIPPO IIFHPII Ambition, To be a nurse-Monitor, 27 Travel Club, 27 Riding, 2, 3, 47 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 47 Knitting Club, 27 West Wind Club, 27 Dramatic Club, 2, 37 D. O. Club, 4. ANN FOSTER llMoell Ambition, To be somebody-Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 47 Home Room Secretary, 27 Wittiest, 37 Home Room Treasurer, 37 Pan-American Club, 2, 37 Knitting Club, 37 Personality Club, 2, 3. EUGENE FOSTER uGeneu Ambition, To be a Civil Engineer-Art Club, 27 Travel Club, 27 Spanish Club, 37 Riding Club, 4. HUGH LAURIMAN FRY. IR. Race Horse Ambition, Win a Woman - Best Looking Boy, 47 Cheerleader Captain, 47 Hi-Y Club, Chaplain, 47 Secretary, Home Room, 47 National Forensic League, 47 Dramatic Club, 3, 47 Second Childhood, 47 Student Council, 2, 37 President, Home Room, 37 Senior Scout, Secretary, 37 Non-Commissioned Officers' Club, 37 Safety Patrol, 27 Pan-American Club, 27 Rifle Club, 2. IDA CALHOUN I-'UTCH MARY FRANCES GAMMEL llGamll Ambition, To be somebody -National Honor Society, 47 Home Room Secretary, 3, 47 Monitor, 3, 47 Lieutenant, W. O. C. C., 47 Travel Club, 2, 37 Knitting Club, 37 Treasurer, 27 Spanish Club, Vice-President, 37 Intramural Basketball, 3. IOEL IAY GLASSMAN llloeyll Ambition, To be an N. B. C. announcer-Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 47 Debate Club, 17 Camera Club, 27 National Forensic League 3, 47 Home Room President, 17 Dracula, 3. HAROLD GOLDSTEIN DAVID GRAF Hbippy.. T an aeronautical en ineer National Honor Society Treasurer, Ambition, o be Q - , 47 Home Room Representative, 47 Hi-Y, 47 ZEPHYR Staff, 47 West Wind' Staff, 47 Second Childhood, 47 Home Room Vice-President, 4. BROOKSEY GREENE uBabsYn Ambition, To travel-Home Economics Club, 17 Knitting Club, 27 D. O. Club, 4. -AA.. ' ---..-..., -, f . - .Y ., fn '-f -f'1 .vf1:n.z,u.- 1 SENI RS BILLY GRISWOLD IOE GROSSMAN nnocn Ambition, To graduate fCaptain R. O. T. C., 4, Band, 2, 3, 'lon-Corrtrnisgior Officer, R. O. T. C., 2, 3, Camera Club, 2, 3, Library Daft. Z, '5 IACK GUTTMAN GUM Ambition To run a theater- - West Wind Staff, l, 2, Sports Editor, 3. ZEPHYR Start, Advertising Manager, 3, Business Manager, 4, Student Athletic Board. Chairman, 3, 4, Ouill and Scroll, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms, Home Room, 4 Best School Spirit, 3. ELLEN MARIE HADLEY Haddle Ambition, To fly a planefNon-Commissioned Officer, VV. O. C, C., 4: Ylauonal Honor Society, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4, ZEPHYR Start, 4, West Wind' Staff, 4 Secretary, Home Room, 37 Pan-American Club, 2, Secretary, 3, Choral Club, 2. Latin Club, 2. BOBBY ANNE HAGAN lluaqll Ambition, To go to College-Glee Club, 3, 4: Pan-American Club, 3 IOSEPH RICHARD HAGAN Red Ambition, To be a millionaire fJ'Wittiest Boy, 45 Intramural Champions. 4 CHARLOTTE HALL Char Ambition, To be a Secretaryfrlinitting Club, 2, Pan-American Club, 2' Spanish 2 LILLIAN IOY HALL llllilll Ambition, To be a tennis playerf -Dramatic Club, 'lp Most Athletic Girl, 3 Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Representative, 2, Knitting Club. Sergeant at-Arms, 2, Captain, Tennis Team, 4. IAY HAMILTON , Buddy Ambition, To be a millionaire-f Hi-Y Club, 4: Band, 2, BETTY HARDIN Daisey Ambition, To be a dancerffGirl Reserves, 3, 4: Monitor, 3: Riding Club 4 YVONNE HARGROVE AILEEN HARPER Harpie Ambition, To be a dancer Secretary, Home Room, 4' Treasurer, Home Room 4, ZEPHYR Staff, 3, 4, Personality Club, 37 Girl Reserves, 2, 3: Satety Council 4: Spanish Club, 37 Literary Club, Sergeant-atfArms, 4: Pan-American Club I Choral Club, ly Library Staff, l, gf Riding Club, 4: Monitor 3 f -- ' ....,. . .... ....... A ' bb-L ai ,, -2.-or-mms-1-1+ ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, N , , M3 s. . ...A A A , . ALJ I .,.- , L.,, ,Lf ,. 4 -,, MM. H ',,q,,i,-A . ,,.... . , L .JA ,- V , s--af--. f.n:1 .-len w-rfiiliie f- 'ff : f5Ff'4rf'? ::' 1-LRF?-it-f2'f1stq. 14 SENIORS I. T. HARVEY Slim Ambition, To be an arcl'1itecteNational Honor Society, 4, Monitor, 3, 4, Travel Club, 2, Latin Club, 1, Science Club, l. KNEELAND HIBBETT Hibb Ambition, To be a pilot in Army Air Corps-President, Home Room, 3, Treasurer, Home Room, 4, Hi-Y Club, 4, Non-Commissioned Officer, R. O. T. C., 4, Bachelor Club, 3, Intramural Basketball, 2. ROBERT CLARENCE HICKERSON Bob Ambition, To graduate-Stamp Club, 2, Library Staff, 2, Travel Club, 3, Science Club, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 4. IOHN HIGGINS Iohnny Ambition, To be a Fighter PilotfCaptain, R. O. T. C., 4, Non-Commissioned Officer, R. O. T. C., 3, Bachelor Club, 3, Riding Club, 2, 4, Hi-Y Club, 4, Safety Council, 3, Rifle Club, 2. CAROLYN HODGE Carrie Ambition, To be the sophisticated type-National Honor Society, Parliamentarian, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4, ZEPHYR Staff, 3, Feature Editor, 4, West Wind Staff, 2, 3, 4, Sergeanteat-Arms, Home Room, 3, 4, Knitting Club, 2, Glee Club, 2, Campus Club, 3, Spanish Club, 3, Literary Club, 3, 4, Monitor, 4, Neatest, 4, Co-editor, West Hi-Ho, 4. ANNE HOLDER Phoebe Ambition, To get a maneeMonitor, 4, Homecoming Attendant, 4, Prettiest Girl, 3, Secretary, Home Room, 2, Personality Club, 2, 3, Travel Club, 1, 2, 3. NORMA HOLLEMAN ELMER HOLMES llpetell Ambition, To get in the NavyfAll-Regional, 3, 4, Basketball, 3, 4, Football, 3, 4, Music Club, 4, Riding Club, 4, Hi-Y Club, 4, Bachelor Club, 4, Monogram Club, 4. BRACEY HOLT uloseu Ambition, To be a chemist-ZEPHYR Staff, 4, West Wind Staff, 4, Riding Club, 4, Non-Commissioned Officer, R. O. T. C., 2, 3, Travel Club, 2, Camera Club, 2, Rifle Club, 2, 3, Monitor, 4. IULIAN LEE HOUSTON Stinky Ambition, To be an Ensign, U. S. N. A. C.-National Honor Society, 4, Student Council, 2, 4, President, Youth Council, 4, President, Safety Patrol, 3, Senior Scout Club, 2, President, 2, President, H-Y Club, 4, Friendliest Boy, 3, Most Pleasing Personality, 4, Ianie, 4. FRANCES HUNTER HARLAN HUNTER Brother Ambition, To drive a full-sized car4Band, 1, 2, Travel Club, 2, Choral Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Football, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 4, Glee Club, 3. ZW' ...ak .- .-.. ,,...-.-g-..f.,,,,,k,,..,,,,, , .. 2 15.525, X K SENIORS MARVIN IACOBS ulirnu Ambition, To be a success in life Norx-Commissioned Officer, R U T C, 3, 4, Intramural Football, 4, Basketball Team, 4 IOHN W. IEWELL .,Gem,. Ambition, To be a pilot-President, Home Room, 2, 3, 4, Horne Roorr. Ra-rf resentative, 3, Football, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, National Honor S-OClQ lf, President 4, Monogram, 3, 4, Football Captain, 4, Bachelor Club CHARLES RICHARD IOHANSON. TR. Charley Io Ambition, to make 350,000 a Week-National Honor Society, 4, lflonror, 4 Home Room Representative, 4, President, Home Room, 2, 3, Literary Club, ' Dramatic Club, 4, Spanish Club, 3, Safety Patrol, 3, Camera Club, 4 2 HILDA IOHNSON .,Tubby,. Ambition, To be a department store buyerALiterary Club, 4, GEORGE KELLEY Shipwreck Ambition, To be an Aeronautical Engineer- Most Athletic Boy, 3, 4: Cap'a1r. Basketball, 3, 4, Player of the Year, 4, All-State, 4, All-Nashville, 4: All-Eighth District, 3, 4, All-Regional, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Most Valuable Player, 4, All-Nashville, 4, Football, 2, 3, 4, Lieutenant, R. O. T. C., 4- Home Room President, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club, 2, Vice-President, 3- Hi-Y Club, 4, Bachelor Club, 3, Personality Club, 2, lame, 4. THOMAS N. KING, IR. Nick Ambition, To be a success at somethingfHi-Y Club, 4: Non-Commissioned Cf- iicer, R. O. T. C., 4, Riding Club, Vice-President, 2, Safety Council, 3, 4. ROSLYN KIRSHNER HROSYH Ambition, To go to Goucher College-Library Start, l, 2, 3, 4: Travel Club Q Spanish Club, 3. MILTON ALEXANDER KLEIN A. K. Ambition, To graduate -Captain, R. O. T. C., 4, Non-Commissioned Otticer 2, 3, Art Club, 2. DOROTHY LAMB DOING Ambition, To be a private secretaryf-Knitting Club, 2, Riding Club. 2. BETTY LEE Ambition, To be a doctor -Girl Reserves, 4, Riding Club, 4: Secretary Home Room, 4, Homecoming Attendant, 4, Treasurer, Home Room, 4. WALTER LOVELL Octopus Ambition, To be a research chemist-f-National Honor Society, Vice-Presiden, Home Room President, 4, Hi-Y Club, 4, Riding Club, 4: Captain R. O. T. C 4, Intramural Basketball, 3, Literary Club, 4, Non-Commissioned Onicer, R. O T. C,, 2, 3, Spanish Club, 2, 3, Forum, Club, 2. r 4 . CLARA IEAN LOWE Red Ambition, To be a Cadet Nurse National Honor Society 4 D O 3 4 Knitting Club, 2, Library Club, 2. - -. '- -.J . ,,, - . .,, ... ,... 1, , ,, , . -A.-.--. ,....,-.-:.v.4.l.u.f.g..aiL-vZ,...., - '.,4-f-ya--.,-.V-U.- . .-. ..- ...-. .. . .-.. .. . -1 - 4 ---- ., gm, 3,54-3 SENIORS MARGARET ELIZABETH MCBURNETT llpegqyll Ambition, To be the first woman PresidentfZEPHYR, 35 Co-editor, 45 West Wind Start, Literary Editor, 45 Treasurer, Senior Class, 45 National Honor Society, 45 Quill and Scroll, 3, Corresponding Secretary, 45 Science Club, 45 Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 45 Choral Club, 25 Knitting Club, 25 Campus Club, 35 Student Council, 45 Monitor, 3, 45 Art Club, 25 Non- Commissioned Officer, W. Q. C. C., 45 Home Room Chaplain, 35 Tulip Time, 25 Kiwanis History Contest, 45 Civitan Essay Contest, 45 Literary Club, Secretary, 45 Home Room Representative, 3. EVA LASSIE MCCONNELL Eve Ambition, To be an artist-National Honor Society, 45 Literary Club, 45 Library Club, Secretary-Treasurer, 45 Pan-American Club, 25 Knitting Club, 25 Dramatic Club, 35 Art Club, 2. ANNA ROSE MCDONALD NORMA ANN MITCHUM Mitch Ambition, To Graduate-National Honor Society, 45 Monitor, 45 Dramatic Club, 2, 35 Secretary, Home Room, 35 Knitting Club, 35 Girl Reserves, 25 Art Club, 25 Latin Club, 2. MARY MARGARET MOORES HMOHYU Ambition, To travel- West Wind Club, 25 Knitting Club, 25 Red Cross Club, 25 Riding Club, 2, 3, 45 Quiz Kid, 3. VIRGINIA MORRIS Gin Ambition, To be a modelfKnitting Club, 15 Iunior Red Cross Club, 25 Glee Club, 2, 3, 4. HELEN NASH Mousey Ambition, To be a secretary. ALBERT O. NEAL, IR. Owl Ambition, To be a family man--Monitor, 45 Vice-President, Home Room, 25 Spanish Club, 35 Forum Club, 25 Personality Club, 15 Treasurer, Home Room, 3. EDWIN NOLEN Pancho Ambition, To be a Civil Engineer-Hi-Y Club, 4. FRANCES MARIE OSBORNE Re-Re Ambition, To travelfQuill and Scroll, West Wind Staff, 45 ZEPHYR, Staff, 3, 45 Girl Reserves, 45 Home Room Representative, 35 Riding Club, 45 Spanish Club, 35 Girls' Personality Club, 3. FLORENCE OWEN Flo Library Staff, 3, 45 Girl Reserves, 35 Spanish Club, 3, 45 Personality Club, 3. BETTY IO PATTEN HB. 1.11 Ambition, To go to Stephens College-Treasurer, Student Body, 45 Candidate for Miss West High, 45 Girl with the Most School Spirit, 45 Homecoming Attendant, 45 Cheerleader, 45 Most Popular Girl, 35 ZEPHYR Start, 3, 45 Personality Club, Vice-President, 35 Home Room Treasurer, 25 West Wind Staff, 2, 35 Girl Reserve, 2, 3, 45 Pan-American Club, 25 Dramatic Club, 25 Property Manager, 2, 35 Quill and Scroll, 45 Safety Patrol, 35 Ianie, 45 Tulip Time, 25 Knitting Club, 25 Vice-President, Home Room, 35 Red Cross Club, 25 Literary Club, 35 Monitor, 45 Campus Club, 3. J... . - .. ,-..,..,.,- ,,,,4,.9,,,-,,f.+,, I -. . 1 1 I.. 42. A - SE IORS MARGARET DURR PEARSON LittIe Chuck Ambition, 'l'ft 'jlclfillrilf Hurrtf Ftoftrrt, 'ftff ?'tf',t'lfr , 4 rnatlf' Club, l, Girl Rf-:,fr'ff,, l, 7, 'i, 'lrftff ' BETTY BLACKMEYER PlaCkie Ambition, To travel around ttrtc world 'j,r' I 1 f DOROTHY MARIE PRIMM ,.Dot,. Ambition, To be a sinfer, and then rnarr' I r.ozc f t Q uc Monitor, 4, ZEPHYR Staff, 4, W,st 'Nmdw 4 , Literary Club, 4, Riding Club, 4, President, Home r' f Club, 3, SecretaryfTreasurr, Home Room, 2, Personartty f 2, 3, Secretary, 4, PanfAmericarr Club 2 DOROTHY RICHARDSON Dottie Ambition, To be a Foreign Diplomat to South America 4, ZEPHYR Staff, 4, Literary Club, 4, Office Staff, 4:1 Tr 1 f 'D 2, 3, Personality Club, 2, Girl Reserves, 2, ,, Knittir. Vice-President, 2. , MARGIE IUANITA RICHARDSON ,fMargeff Ambition, To be a surgeon-eZEPHYR Staff, 3, Co-edi Society, 4, Literary Club, Treasurer, 4, Of-tice Staff, Booklandf' 4, Monitor, 2, 3, 4, Ouill and Scroll, 4, Ne sentative, 4, Home Room Treasurer, 3, Home Room Char nessee Academy of Science Award, 4, On Our Way, Corresponding Secretary, 3, Science Club, 4, President tary, 2, Latin Award, 2, National Forensic League 2, Travel Club, 3, Personality Club, 3, Treasurer, 2: ANNETTE LOUISE ROSE Nettie Ambition, To learn to fly National Honor Society, 4 West Wind Start, 4, Ouill and Scroll, 4, Student Co t 2, Vice-President, Home Room, 3, Intramural Basketbal Dramatic Club, 2, 4, H320 College Avenue, fp 'Secon Commissioned Officer, W. O, C. C., HERBERT ROTH Herb Ambition, To bc a pilot Stamp Club, Secretar , Y t Library Statt, 2, Home Room SecretaryfTreasurer, ' President, 3, Declamation Contest, CHARLES M. RUTH. IR. Chic Ambition, To bctgornc a pilot in the Air Corps ZEPHYR S Staff, 4, President, lunior Dtvision National Rule MARTIN SAMUELS Hsam.. Ambition, To bc a success Captain, R. O. T. C, ft' Nrn rr t 2, 3, Rifle Team, 3, 4 SARA RACHEL SCHOENBERGER Boochie Ambition, To study people National Honor Society ft Pan-American Club, 1, .Archery Cl -ty CECELIA SCOGIN Celia Ambition, To 'go to Stephens and tben Head lXlotut.Jtr 4 X x 4, Most Pleasing Personality, 4, Cheerleader, -t Quill Statt, 3, Art Editor, 4, Dramatic Club, Property Manaaer staff, 2, 3, Home Room Secretary-Treasurer, ,T Girl Reserx 4 Club, 3, Knitting Club, 2, Red Cross Club 2 Can' Club, 3, PanfAmerican Club, fx 'Tulip Tune ERNEST SELLERS Au1l,t1tton,Tttlte an Admiral ut tttt, Nam r KL ' W' -.f-SAF:-I tw-4 .1 'f .,:'s'i5 - '.-f Q v ' N llfivcr eff- ': '+H -t 1 .f-. .PN-,.- -wiispar SE IYORS IOYCE SESSOMS ulercen Ambition, To write a bookfNational Honor Society, 4, Friendliest Girl, 3, ZEPHYR Staff, 3, 4, West Wind Staff, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll, 3, Treasurer, 4, Vice-President, Home Room, 4, Secretary, Home Room, 3, Campus Club, 3, Tulip Time, 2, Monitor, 3, 4, Literary Club, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 2, 3, Knitting Club, 2, Travel Club, 2, Girl Reserves, 2, Dramatic Club, 2, 3. DOROTHY SIMMONS IIMMY SISK West Wind Staff, 2, Non-Commissioned Ofiicer, R. O. T. C., 2, 3: D. O., 3, President, 4. CLARK E. SLOAN. IR. Professor Ambition, To discover something new-Co-editor, West Wind, 4, National Honor Society, 4, Ouill and Scroll, 3, President, 4, Hi-Y Vice-President, 4, Most Likely to Succeed, 3, 4, First Lieutenant, R. O. T. C., 4, Second Childhood, 4, Tattercoats and the Black Prince, 4, Best Foot Forward, 3, Non- R T C 3 uiz Kids 3 West Wind Staff Commissioned Officer, . O. . ., , O ' , , , Assistant Co-editor, 3, Spanish Club, 2, Vice-President, 2, Literary Club, 2, 3, 4, ZEPHYR Staff, 4, Band, 2, National Band Contest, First Division, 2, State Band Contest, 2, Pan-American Club, 2, Student Council, 4, Monitor, 4,' Dramatic Club, Publicity Manager, 4. BETTY ANN SMITH nBetsYu Ambition, To graduate-Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 4, Campus Club, 2, Riding Club, Second Childhood, 4, FRANCES SMITH Hstag., Ambition, To be a success at something- Miss West High, 4, Secretary, Senior Class, National Honor Society, 4, Most Popular, 4, Homecoming Attendant, 4, ZEPHYR Staff, 3, 4, President, Home Room, l, 2, Monitor, 3, 4, Student Council, 4, Knitting Club, Secretary-Treasurer, 2, Choral Club, l, Personality Club, Treasurer, 3, Riding Club, 4, Literary Club, 4, Dramatic Club, 3, Spanish Club, 3, Pan-American Club, Secretary-Treasurer, 3, Travel Club, 2, Girl Reserves, 2, 3. IAMES O'DONNELL SMITH Smitty Ambition, To be a Fighter PilotwHorne Room President, 3, Lieutenant, R. O. T. C., 4, Vice-President, Home Room, 4, Intramural Basketball, 4, Hi-Y Club, 4, Bachelor Club, 3, Non-Commissioned Officers' Club, Vice-President, 3, Sergeant- at-Arms, Home Room, 3, Pan-American Club, 2, Football Team, 4. MARY FRANCES SMITH SmiIiy Ambition, To get in Vanderbilt-Student Council, 4, Secretary-Treasurer, Home Room, 4, Spanish Club, 3, Personality Club, 3, Travel Club, 3, Secretary- Treasurer, 2, Knitting Club, Vice-President, 2, Red Cross Club, 2. OLLIE SMITH Smitty Football, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, Senior Class, Student Athletic Board, Bachelor Club, 3, Home Room Officer, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Champions, 4, Friendliest, 4. IANIE STALEY Corporal Ambition, To travelfPan-American Club, 2, Spanish Club, 3. SYLVIA ROSE STILLMAN Syl Rose Ambition, To become a successful private secretaryffRed Cross Club, 2, V3, Non-Commissioned Officer, W. O. C. C., 3, EDNA SWACK Iackie Ambition, To be a dancer---Monitor, 4, Office Staff, 4, Girl Reserves, 4, ZEPHYR Staff, 4, West Wind Staff, 4, Ouill and Scroll, 4, Personality, 3. Q ' ' ' 5,1 s SENIORS Swoomey Ambition, To be an Engineer Business Manager, ZEPHYR, 4, tllortiwr, 4, National Honor SOCl9iY, 4: Quill and Scroll, 4: Advertising Manager, miles' Wind, 4? S13f9lY COL1f1Cil, 45 Safety Patrol, 4, llort-Corr.rrlissi0n-ed Offider W. O. C. C, 35 Spanish Club, 3 LUCIEN TERRELL Ambition, To become an aviator' Safety Patrol IEAN THOMAS unabyu Ambition, To be a laboratory technician-f Most Diqnitied Girl, 4: Cnaprair., Home Room, 45 West Wind Staff, 4: ZEPHYR Staff, 4: Monror, 4, Lverary Club, 3, 4: Campus Club, 35 Dramatic Club, 35 Spanish Club, 3: Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 45 Library Staff, 25 Latin Club, Treasurer, 2. ROBERT LEE THOMAS, IR. Bob Ambition, To go to CollegeiNational Honor Society, 4: Hi-Y Club, 4: 'fre President, Home Room, 35 Treasurer, Home Room, 45 Senior Scout Club, 2 Band, 2. LETA FAY THOMPSON Lieutenant Ambition, To go to college, and then get married-Girl Reserves, 3: 'laniej 4, IOHN HOWARD TIPTON, IR. ...NPN Ambition, Engineering-National Honor Society, 4: Hi-Y, Secretary, 4: Bachelor Club, Vice-President, 35 West Wind, Assistant Sports Editor, 4: ZEPHYR Staff, Sports Editor, 4: Lieutenant, R. O. T. C., 4: Non-Commissioned Cfiicer 3: President, Home Room, 1, 2, 3, 45 Vice-President, Home Root: Q- Secretary, Home Room, 3. WENDELL TIPTON .,Tip,, Ambition, To become a piloteRidinq Club, 4. ELEANOR FRANCES TRACY Dixie Ambition, To be a qood secretaryfVice-President, Home Room, 4- ZEPHYR Stafi, 45 Mixed Chorus, 3, 45 Glee Club, 1, 2: Knitting Club, I, 3. IEAN TRAVIS Hunk Ambition, To take a ride in a P-38 e SeCond Childhoodf 4: Personality Club 3: Knitting Club, 3: Forum Club, 4: Glee Club, 4: Dramatic Club, 3, 4- Sir. Reserves, 3, 4. NELSON TRUETT Skinny Ambition, To qain weiqhteDramatic Club, l, 2, 3 4: Rifle Club l ANNE ELIZABETH TYLER ,,Red., Ambition, Same as all other girls National Honor Society 4 Secretary Home Room, 4: West Wind Staff, 4: Quill and Scroll, 4' Library Stan 3 4 President, 3: Girl Reserves, 2: Riding Club, 2: Red Cross Club I Pane American, 2: Latin Club, 1, IACK TYNER Ambition, To study medicine at Vanderbilt Personality Club. I Travel Club 3 ., . ,W , -. ... 4 .,f M, l x x s 7 'f -.VL-, , ',,11f- f,4r'11f - tv-R14-'A :2vvxa!w'-f f -2+w..+az-e4a-refs,-Uuanoqn+.g.uf-...g5ggg,g,,,,5,,,,,ITlIl. .,g,- ,,,,,,uV NELLE LACY WAITE uuacyu Ambition, To be a Medical Artist-Art Club, 27 Knitting, 27 Library Staff, 37 Red Cross, 4. RUTH WALKER MARION WALDKIRCH Ambition, To travel around the world-Girl Reserves, 37 Pan-American Club, 3. GEORGE WARREN Chicken No. 4 Ambition, To be a pilot-Riding Club, 37 Lieutenant, R. O. T. C., 47 Home Room President, 27 Intramural Basketball, 1. FRED MEINHARD WESTFIELD Ambition, To travel and see the world-National Honor Society, 47 T. 6 I Club, Vice-President, 47 D. O. Club, 3, 47 Travel Club, 2. RUTH WIGGS Wiggles Ambition, To get married after college-Co-editor, West Wind, 47 National Honor Society, 47 Miss Average West High, 47 Most Likely to Succeed, 47 ZEPHYR Staff, 47 Office Staff, 47 Quill and Scroll, Vice-President, 47 Student Council, 47 Monitor, 37 Non-Commissioned Officer, W. O. C. C., 37 West Wind Staff, Assistant Co-editor, 37 Spanish Club, 37 Red Cross Club, 27 Girl Reserves, 27 Riding Club, 27 Pan-American Club, President, 27 Latin Club, 1, 27 Home Room Representative, 1. GLADYS WILLIAMS I-I. B. Ambition, To Marry a doctor-Forum Club, 2, 37 Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 47 Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 47 Riding Club, 3, 4. HARVEL WILLIAMS Willie Ambition, To be a pilot-Riding Club, Secretary, 47 Hi-Y Club, 47 Bachelor Club, 3j Science Club, 2. MARTHA ANN WILSON llAnnll Ambition, To be a commercial artist-Monitor, 47 ZEPHYR Staff, 47 Non- Commissioned Ofiicer, W. O. C. C., 3, 47 Secretary Home Room, 2, 37 Intramural Basketball, 37 Knitting Club, 27 Pan-American Club, 37 Art Club, 2, 3. BETTY WILSON CALHOUN WINTON Winston Ambition, To be an Admiral in the Navy-President, Student Body, 47 Best All Round, 47 Major, R. O. T. C., 47 Sports Editor, West Wind, 47 Wittiest Boy, 37 Hi-Y Club, 47 Bachelor Club, 37 National Honor Society, 47 Literary Club, 47 Latin Club, 27HSpanish Club, 37 Quill and Scroll, il, 47SEaglS Scout, 3, 4, ZEPHYR Staff, 47 Tattercoats and the Black Prince, , econ Childhood, 4. HAROLD L. WRIGHT Shorty Ambition, To be an Aeronautical Engineer-Student Athletic Board, President, 47 West Wind Staff, 3, Sports Editor, 47 Hi-Y Club, 47 Pan-American Club, 37 Personality Club, 37 Band, 2. sun.-ln...-A4 - ,.L,:,'-fyw.-in,-,ew 1 1 xiii. - A f V ' Iohn Donovan, Y. Y. Philips, Eddie Lawrence, Mr. Max Mortimer, Laura Lea, Miss Helen Anderson. L JUNIOR CLASS 3 cerd Y. Y. PHILIPS President EDDIE LAWRENCE Vice-President LAURA LEA Secretary IOHN DONOVAN .,.. . , , Treasurer MISS HELEN ANDERSON. MR. MAX MORTIMER Sponsors l 74 I -,.,. - ., .- -.-.f.'....L,. .- V - 1:..........- V. - , A V- . ww-.28 few' , ,E-Q-ah., FIRST ROW IEAN ACKER ALICE ADAMS CLARK AKERS DOROTHY ALL GEORGE APPLETON PATTIE ARENDT IEWELL ARMSTRONG HENRY ATKEISON SECOND Row JEAN ATKINS CARLEEN BATSON BETTY BELL EVA IEAN BIPFLE HELEN BIRCHER BOB BOLLINGER RALPH BOLLINGER ED BOOTH 'rl-HRD Row IOANNE BOWERS ALDA LEE BOYD BETTY BRODNAX IEWELL BROWN Q EDWARD BRYAN- ANGELYN BURKITT JIM CARNES SAM CARSON - JUNIOR CLASS l25l 'idlmuizng Agana ,vpn J U FIRST ROW WANDA LEE CARTER GEORGE CHRISTOPHER IANE CLARK IRENE COHEN SHIRLEY COHEN STANLEY COHEN MARTHA COLE IANE COOKE SECOND ROW BENSON COOPER AUBREY CORTNER PHILIP DAVIDSON MARGARET DRAKE TOMMY EDEN BARBARA EGGLESTON CLARA BRUCE ENGLERT EMILY ESKIND ' THIRD Row PAUL FARRELL BRUCE FLAKE MARY PORTER FLEMING WALTER FREEMAN IEAN DORIS GOLDMAN BERNARD GOLDSTEIN EVERETT GOURLEY RAY GREGORY NIOR CLASS IZGI THIRD ROW BOBBIE LINDSEY DWIGHT LINTON DORIS LITTLE DAN MALONE IAMES MCBRIDE 'ELISE MCCARROLL DARREL MCCORMICK FEILICIA MCCORMICK JUNIOR CLASS hh!-hlfalism:-:roi - . - . FIRST ROW MARTHA MEDAUGH MARIE MILLER LYNN MOENCH CLARA MONTGOMERY LUAS OLSHINE EMILY PARRISH NELL PARRISH VAN PARRISH SECOND ROW CAROLYN PARTEE VIRGINIA PEARL BETTY PRATT EVELYN PRENZEL GEORGIA PRENZEL PEGGY RAMEY MAR IEAN REED RAYMOND ROLAND THIRD ROW FRANK SANDERS NANCIE SAVAGE BETTY SCHULMAN HELEN SCHWARTZ BOBBY SELPH BOBBY SHEPARD SUZANNE SHEPHERD GORDON SHIPPEY JUNIOR CLASS I23l -ss-? '1'f win-Uffnizef 1--i5a.,xE-1-M45f'Sff-6' 1.51 FIRST ROW ALBERT SKINNER ALFRED SKINNER IOE SMITH ELBA SWACK ED TEFFT ANSON 'TRAVIS GRACE TRIPP SECOND ROW BETTY WALKER BOBBY WIENER PAUL WEINSTEIN BARBARA WI-IITSITT IOE WILLIAMS HAROLD WILT CAROL WOELFLIN JUNIOR CLASS ' '. z ,J -.123-:'m4-Is-9-1aa:': l29l 75111 ' , f 1, 'P' 1 'n I I l fx , Q.-.,--, I .A-1.4 1- . . 1 - l f.. ni. 1?-3' A 41 1,1 1 1 1 1 '1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 . 1 1 1 1 '1 91 1! Fa Y! ,L if 1? vly ., 11 11 Bl H I , lane Lepley, Mildred Whitsitt, Richard Smith, Miss Bowen. Bob Brueck, 1 1 V SOPHOMORECLASS , icerfi RICHARD SMITH Presxdeni BOB BRUECK ' IANE LEPLEY MILDRED WHITSITT 5 MISS FRANCES BOWEN 1 Va: e Presxdem Secretary 1 Treasure Sponsor 1 l U I fwn-pw nifihilb FIRST ROW ALICE ELIZABETH ALLEN DORIS ANDERSON LOIS LOUISE ASHFORD IAMES BALLENTINE BETTY BARBEE BONNIE IEAN BARNES EUGENE BARNETT IIMMY BELLIOS SECOND ROW MILDRED BETHSHARES MARIORIE BIRCHER SYLVIA BLOCK LAWRENCE BLUM BETTY BOONE HENRY O. BOOTH, IR. RICHARD BORING SARA BREWER OPHOMORE I31l THIRD ROW MARTHA BROCK BETTY BROWN BOB BRUECK BARBARA CAIN IERRY CAPLAN NELL CARNEY RALPH COHEN BETTY COKER CLASS FIRST ROW EVELYN COKER ANN CRAIG GERALDINE DAVIS PAUL DINKINS TOMMY DONNER PEGGY DUPREE 'M-9' SECOND ROW IEAN FOX IULE FREDERICK ARLENE GILBERT ANN GILES ALLEN GILLEN BARBARA GOLDBERG THIRD ROW IENNY GRAHAM IOY GREEN KENNETH GROOMS IEAN HAMILTON BILLY HENDERSON LOIS HEWITT T. I. EVANS MADELYN GOLDBERG BILL I-IIERS OLGA PINNEY ELIZABETH GRAF IACK HOBBS l32l snul iv4- X '-wif FIRST ROW ANN HODGE IIMMIE HUTOHISON LILIAN IENNINGS BARBARA IEWELL ANNA MAI JONES BOBBY IONES PATSY JONES TI-IELMA LAPIDUS SECOND ROW IANE LEPLEY IIMMY LEVOY IUSTINA LIGHTMAN ROWENA LIGI-ITMAN GEORGE LINEBAIIGH HAROLD LOVELL AI-IRON LUCAS . CHARLES MA DER THIRD ROW IACKIE MARTIN MARIORIE ANN MAUPIN BETTY MCCONNELL MARY EDNA MCCONNELL CAROLYN MCGUIRE ELEANOR MILLER CARL MILLS ANN MILTON SOPHOMORE CLASS l33l L I pi?il-nhln. 'iriNSd IO' FIRST ROW WAYLAND MITCHUM DORIS MONTGOMERY RICHARD MOORES IVEY IEAN MULLER IOHN MYERS FRANK MYERS BETTY ANN OGILVIE THOMAS PETTY SECOND ROW ELLEN PRATT ROY PRIMM DONNA RALLS CLARENCE REYNOLDS CAROLYN RICHARDSON IANE RIGGINS BILL RITTER IEAN RUSSELL THIRD ROW a MARY LOUISE RUTH IACK SEAWELL JIMMY SHAUB IOAN SMITH RICHARD SMITH TOMMY SMITH CAROLINE STRINGE DOROTHY SULZBACHER SOPHOMORIE CLASS I34l 1-uv'- F . -v.-I-fn Y' ,. , ,, , . . . 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FIRST ROW DOROTHY SUMMERS IOHN SWINDELL IOYCE TATE RACHEL TAYLOR MARTHA TUTWILER IEAN TYNER NAOMI VANCE SECOND ROW VIRGINIA VINSON LILIA WALKER ELSYE WEIL MARY WERNER WILMA WEST MILDRED WI-IITSITT EDGAR WILKERSON THIRD ROW LUCY WILKES 1 ROBERTA WILLIAMS MARY ELIZABETH WILSON DONALD WRIGHT DOROTHY WRIGHT MARGARET WYATT SOPHOMORE CLASS l35l -' 2E3Hd!ilMBdEi?J1iLE:IPEG!H5N9Tf if , if -H-v5gfnf.u.'r..g'x:ifr.' 'rfrnfgqfgpq f ,cw if , 7 Q, M QQ' XX X six f 1 2 Z7 3 P 2 1 g 1 f 4 , ZZQW I , '41 , , 1 Q 794, , , vm.. 'LQ ' v 7 V , , . .f , W f fh li f a Wf Carol Zeiqler, Patty Puryear, Philip Edwards, Mrs. Murray, and Sheryl Kirshner. PHILIP EDWARDS SHERYL KIRSHNER CAROL ZEIGLER PATTY PURYEAH MRS. MURRAY LASS President Vice-Presiden! Secreiary Treasurer Sponsor Y-:.:--'wi-' sf.-1: --:,: g .ul:-:.e-mv-af.1eq.-1:::z..v:-:I-sqm:-Ja-aznuw-:u..pm-n-uwnrsfn-I-v-:uw-:rmv--ur..-ag:-x--1..-F-.1:.r.f..I.g::-: ' mfr:-1 11,-7-31:-,-:'-'.:.-:-1-uzyz-as-wwf:-f-?g,1,1Uqfg-C-If FIRST ROW MARTHA IEAN AUSMUS PATSY BARNETT CARLEEN BRADLEY EDWARD CROUCH BEVERLY DRESN ER FRES ssconn now 'MARY JANE GILBERT LETTY Lou HABER VIRGINIA HOLT DICK JONES IOI-IN MOORE LEE HMAN CLA l37l ll 'ei ...-1::: 'eL:isLay: :rA:4i-fain:-121: THIRD ROW HANNA MAIER PATTIE PURYEAR JIMMY ROBINSON ROY TOMKINS CAROL ZEIGLER SS DICK JONES Iunior High President ir EIGHTH GRADE First Row Lipshutz, Dodds, Costello, Thompson, Haclcerman, So linsky, Leaver, Forehand, Cahn, Fussell, Turloyllll, Second Row Hoque, Richardson, Ritter, McTeer, George, Yew, Todd Simmonds, Hayes, Campbell, Kirshner, Pasternaclfz, Third Row Cleveland, Chandler, Turner, Enqlert, Edwards, Sulll van, Eskind, Block, Paschall, Treadway, Koch. Fourth Bow I-Iirshberq, Allen, Orloff, Hackerman, Crittenden, 'Nhne Harris, Pratt, Burton, Doochin. SEVENTH G ADE First Row Swaclc Morris Evers Baird Bainbridge, Bowling Moore Barton Taylor Zager, Engel Second Row Beed Wilson Eakm Bubis Lee, Iohnson Mickel Norton Milton Curly Zyclien Third Row Brown Bone Tussell Dodds Edwards, Finley Blackard Plant Klien I-libbets Bubis. Fourth Row Wolf Iones Bryan Temple Garbo, Goldberg Guy' Lackenbarlc Estes l39l 1. In the lunchroom--Ruby, Clara, Mary Belle, Willie Mae, 8. In Murfreesboro . . . 9. Rah, rah, rah, Bell! 10. Ierce'. Sernetta, Gladys and Lorena . 0 . 2. In the halls-Henry' . . . ll. Here goes! . . . 12. Looks fine in Navy blue, doesn't Christine Dennis Iames and Lucius 3 ws spring again he? . . . 13. Ride 'em, Cowboy! . . . 14. Double, double, ' ' ' ' ' ' toil and trouble . . . 15. FIGHT! FIGHT! . . . 16. The ' ' ' 4' Doc ' ' ' 5' Leaving 'he deaf Place ' ' ' 6' The equestrienne . . . 17. Two iennis rackets . . . 18. Thai familiar Hard Way . . . 7. Local qlamorpusses ltwo, anyway! . . . Smile. 0.1-vu..-.-1.-.awed-as?Ggi'.. 1, ,, s' ' Q ' -. .,- ' F- ' , - . - tr.. '..:. z'-Tw,Q:w.'x.'1.'L ' 'Av' J-4 .1 21-3:-gg:-A -,,,,:,1-rl'-JL 'gk ' .' i-.g,5,q' ::,'..,, - .-'.f .. ,....,.3 ?-9 . . . ,. ,' ,::-F, ,,', .. , ., , f-.cgiw-r gf -.-.-.wr f ':, -.J -, f 1,5 , , ..,,, y J V.-'i.L ' ' 'Q ' ' ld, ' W ' W ' 'iL:E?iL-1E, V::?i'T35:'-'5 n'5Q'f. ', 'ifZ 5L57!f J-'1-7 'N X .V ' L .. , ..., , ..,,,, ,. ., -..,,-..,...,. ,,.,,., . 1 l -J ,.-.14-ll-px., 1, .Q-..11'v.-4-.,Q..,t,-,--A :.:. :LM - -, . - 4 , ' .1 2' ' -1 '-:nm .xt ,. ' aaa: v '-1-x-:auf 'Lv-'Z--4: . , 1 ' ' ' A1 -Y A fxfl.. 1 . J, g lu 1, 7 1 1 ':,,j X ! ' nf V I Af. 1' 5- ' . : 1 1 , , 1 Va ,- , I' v fir' :nan-n.qnAn-4 'i . agJ-Z-N -. .-A-a I... B,,,,.,. ,, im, sn.. .N x1v.w--vnqv-m.r 2- 1 I I, 2 Si 1: 1 r Fl I i 1 Nz ' ' - - - ' , ' . , n., . ., Q- V .-,,,,,V I . - , , ..,., -- . . .,,,.,, , ,,... M - .. A. ., .f -' . t - - -V.- Y - -.-.-,,..: 4. .. . ..,,,.-Hz:-,. :YALL mgg xi , -Ji ,. A, ,--,. J ,- , ,kf t , . ' . Q ,Y ,, . e i :', dX ii,, Q, if W l ihliv lill i I H i n ' , ' 'I I n - iln rl l A A l N K , ,L V - - THE SQUAD First Row: treading from left to rightl: Pete Holmes, Iohn Iewell, Walter Lever, Iames Smith, George Kelley, Ollie Smith, Dick Regen, Iohn Boyd, Oscar Lucas. Second Row: Iimmy Fite, Y. Y. Phillips, F B'l1 Ph'1l' B bb B ld 'd Third R Ed McWhorter, Wayne Hill, Ward Pogue, Iimmy ox, 1 y 1 ips, o y a n ge. ow: Coach Emmett Strickland, Richard Smith, George Appleton, lack Stiqers, Eddie Lawrence, Bobby Cortner, Iohn Donovan. - - - F00'I'B ll SCHEDULE West ..,. 147 East . , . 6 West . . , 29, North West , . . 67 Springfield . . 13 West . . , 6, Hillsboro West . . , 327 Cohn , . U West . , 19: Litton 5 West ..., 125 DuPont . . 13 West . , 14: Clarksville . U West ,,.. 367 Central 1 , 13 West , . 135 Byan ' ln the opening game of the season, West defeated its arch rival, East. Kelley and Boyd shared the spotlight as co-captains. West held a mighty Springfield eleven to a stand-still until the last half of the game, when Springfield surged ahead to victory. Cohn proved an easy victim for the Blues, with Ed McWhorter as captain. The Du- Pont game, a real thriller, resulted in a one- point victory for the opponent. Chagrined by the loss of this game, the Blues de- molished the Central squad. l 421 Bain and mud presented a gloomy aspeot for the North game. Captain Cf. Smith made a spectacular 76-yard dash to a touchdown in the third quarter. The day of the Hillsboro game proved one of the blaclcest in the annals of 'West football history. lndividual performers were plentiful, but the Blues lacked teamwork in the second half. The homecoming celebration was a huge success, with the Blues whipping a good Litton team. The trip to Clarksville was STARTING LINE-UP-1943 First Row Cleft to rightl: Iohn Iewell, Y. Y. Phillips, Ward Poag, George Kelley, Ollie Smith, Dick Regen, Iohn Boyd. Second Row: Eddie Lawrence, Bobby Shepherd, Gordon Smith, Iohn Donovan. 55 ... the scores have been forgotten, memories enjoyed by everyone, as West Came out The ViQfQf- D of the great team, the great coach, and the A fitting climaic for a successful season fine Spirit Of this year Wm live On. was the West w1n over Ryan. Long after GRADUATING SENIORS Iohnny Iewell George Kelley Iohn Boyd Walter Leaver Ollie Smith Oscar Lucas Iimmy Smith Dick Piegen Pete Holmes af, If A' 4 M Q -.-1-.... za...- ..n-.- v. -. 4, ..-u,.,g.r X , yu-.,...,,.,-,.... ., - X R 5. Q1 Q X Q -033' 5 X ,XR 'x 4 WV fffz'-22: '11,11:,:-m1:,:21f1:- '5:3ff' M fzffffz, , .. ,g. 7' . 'A . M- , :' i, ' , ' 25:52, 0 . . ' 1 ' Q. X L,.,.,, , M .,+ 4 5' 2 , -'51-ff. .. .- ' .'- ' , ' ,Q ,w1 , J 'A . X JA 1 ., - - , , -f X 2-N 5'iz2f1'k1- J, it QSQ ' A f . , . 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The tourna- ment Was held at East High, March l7-l9, The team received five trophies for their fine work during the season and the tournaments that followed. George Kelly and lohn Boyd were placed on the Nashville Banners' Eighth District, All-Nashville, and All-State teams. Making the official Eighth District team were Pete Holmes and Ed Lawrence, All-Unit was Peter Holmes, both both Banner and Qfficial. The whole team made the official Begional team, and Holmes Ll SEAS and Alb. Skinner made Lawrence and Capt. Kelley The Blues opened the s 23 victory over the Burro bowl over all opposition 36-34 in an overtime. The form so rapidly that theg beat in winning the state ln the district Vtfest was tx w where they trampled Cohn Blue lays broke the tournai the semis a fighting East teani xx a the upsetter in last years t t is f that was upset lt was s. i x West drew a snag in t r FALL TERM STARTERS Left to Right: Pete Holmes, George Kelley, Iohn Boyd, Gordon Smith, Iohn Iewell. which they won by defeating Hillsboro in the finals, The tournament schedules follow: 45-27, in Litton whom they defeated 33-3l. Copper- town was finally down, 33-27, in the semis to give the lays trophy No. 3 with Nos. 4 and 5 soon to come. West paraded through the regional, defeating York, Lawrenceburg and the Burros in that order. The Blue lays had to fight to come out on top in the state, and fight they did. The first night Trenton was beaten 39-32. West gained the finals by defeating Friendsville 37-31. ln the final game of the year, the Blues gained their highest peak in sports history by defeating Elizabethton. The game was nip and tuck until the final quarter when three Betsy players were evicted from the fracas. To top it off, Coach Strickland was named the state coach of the year. West West West West West West West West West West West West 73, Cohn . . , . 385 East . . , 36, Ryan . . , 33, Litton . . , 33, Coppertown . . 45, Hillsboro . . . 43, York . . , . 54, Lawrenceburg . . 49, Hillsboro . . . 397 Trenton . . 37, Friendsville . . , 385 Elizabethton . Total 28 victories-2 defeats SPRING TERM STARTERS Left to Right: Iohn Boyd, Pete Holmes, Eddie Lawrence, Albert Skinner, George Kelley. eff 19' ff.--v - -'-ve -- p fl 5 If Tm 54 61 1 ,wiv QQ, JE' lf? g W' If y . Y 1 Q . X X x . ,. X , -K X fa. Q Mx- 5 ASR' 'ingk 'O A .g ' , P' '.- f P5 V I 3 i .. i i s a i . L P I The WOCC Officers: First Row, Shirley Bowers, Marion Bender, Captain Fay Thompson. Nell Parrish. Ethel Brown. Second Row: Dorothy Frank, Laura Lea, Helen Bircher. GIRLS WINNING INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL TEAM BOY'S WINNING INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL TEAM First Row: Ollie Smith, Toe Hagan, George Linebaugh. Second Row: Richard Smith. Ward Poaq. Coach Iohnny Iewell. Left to Right William Ritter Oscar Lucas lack Tyner, Ed McWhorter, Iohn Gilbert. tearns. Top seeded at the beginning of the season were Ed McWhorter, Bill Ritter, lack Tyner, Oscar Lucas and lohn Gilbert. 'TENNIS TEAMS tests were viewed with interest by the groups, hoping to capture trophies to keep up with last year's team. STARTING LINE-UP 1943 First Row Bobble Lindsey Lillian Hall Bettie Baxter Marion Bender, Ann Milton, and Emily Parrish. Second Row Carl Mills Eddie Lawrence Bracey Holt, James Daniels, Jimmy Foxall, and Kenneth Q f I 4 4, I 15 ag! gb fm 3 W? N l. Come up and see us some time . . . 2. She loves Heads. whatchyou got? . . . ll. Blessings on thee. me, she loves me not . . . 3. Cheese cake . . . lime man . . . 12. And so I said, . and he 4. Commando tactics . . . 5. Goldbrickin' lwhy Maiorll - H H . . . 6. Save the pieces . .A . 7. Workin' late per usual said' ' ' ' 13' Beauty and the beasts ' ' ' 14' . . 8. Look out tor the car . . . 9. Reach . . . 10. Boing! . . . 15. Who else but? . . . 16. Pretty boy. l54l 4-V...-ng.,-a un-of-va:-zf. w.-'.-x-.-:-worm 3. -1-:-vrzasa..-rs-yavrrzvxnuafnr-av-mnunnugwnnvnw-vmvrmvww,qn1.,Wqgg444,51I1,7,QM55-I:ig,g.f,.1.gg1.1.7,5.Q , A - :,,,,,,,,:v,,.,:,,5,,.,,,n .. E S N 1 '- '- LA 'N' 1 1 1:1neErdgmrgna-gn:-L-y:n:rA:2iis.mb1-:nazuzccm::::::r:f1:.w-f-frgyifrhif-3.5-: 7?-: :'fz '-'if-2-: 'Uv Best lookinq: Hugh Fry, Wilma Hartupee: Most Popular: Frances Smith, Iohn Boyd. i' SUPERL 'lr Best School Spirit: Betty Io Patten, Gordon Smith: Wittiest: Mary Byrd Douglas, Ioe Hagan. N55 so-we lrvdl min Rm 3 Most Pleasmq Personality: Iulian Houston Cecelxa Scogm Best All- Around Lxbby Bentley Calhoun Winton V i' Friendliest: Ollie Smith, Dorothy Pnmm: M o s t Bashful: Frances Hunter, I0h11ny Iewell. MIISS WIEST HIIGIHI 'k Frances Smith, whose beauty, personality, and popularity were the basis of her choice by the students as their First Lady. A 1 P1'1! Jlf... lffffr- !G 1m-5' ll we-msrsw-. m.ar.-:Msgs saints: :gnu-anfxsns-Himsa-rn- ..... .un ,JW SCR P P PER DRI The school year 1943-44 was characterized by many different school activi- ties, not the least ot which were the paper drives begun to bring in essential papers and magazines called for by the government. The students ot West were offered the opportunity ot receiving a free ZEPHYR-that is, it they each brought in five hundred pounds ot paper. The students below brought in the required amount to receive free copies. 'Ir STUDENTS WHO BROUGHT 500 POUNDS OF PAPER OR MORE First Row: Wilson, Schoenberger, Bowers, Forehand, Bender, Wilson, Waite, Allen, Zager, Sessoms, Cannon, B. Dresner, du Plantier, Dunlap, Hardin, Savage, Iohnson, Bramlett, Dembsky. Second Row: Evers, Weil, Drake, Carnahan, Hadley, Gammel, Stillman, Mitchum, Avantaggio, S. Dresner, Smith, Rose, Hodge, Giles, Karl, Early, Osborne, McBurnett. Third Row: Guy, Caplan, Hirshberg, Barnett, Friedman, Burton, Turner, Chandler, Wolfe, Griswold, lohanson, Edwards, Brown, Tipton, Dodds, Lochenbach, Holleman, Block. Fourth Row: Waldrum, Neal, Raga, Englert, Gross, Iones, Booth, B. Bollinger, R. Bollinger, Mitchum, Wainright, Frazer, Smith, Foxall, Leaver, Engel. Fifth Row: D. Wright, Hiers, Cooper, Babb, Wolberg, Sellers, Wright, Hickerson, Dinkins Norman, Ruth, Thomas, Sloan, Bradley, Iewell, Phillips. Sixth Row: Levoy, Donner, Roth, Gourley, Williams, Hagan, Houston, Poag, Lucas, Charlton, Bare, Holt, White, Selph, Warren, Boyd, Fox. Others were not present for the picture. 1 n I .1 . - .K-,L V, ...wu- - ,Q - ,-: ,..'J,g1 ' :TQ 'Z- 1 A f'4N ,j7A-71:7 r '.-yi -'.'j--3 1-I , f.-ff . - f -i2'?1.E'JC4.fQhp 1 Q -14. , 4 1--f A-'T X343 A., , 1....:',. 'L. .. - .-1 ' ' ' Q O ,tw ,N K Calhoun Winton, Libby Bentley, Betty Io Patten, Jimmy Davis. STUDENT BODY f f' CALHOUN WINTON . . . , President IIMMY DAVIS . . VicePre-sident LIBBY BENTLEY . . . Secretary BETTY IO PATTEN . , Treasurer l63l THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council of West End High School is made up of a president, vice- president or head marshal, secretary, and a treasurer. To Work along with these, a representative of each home-room is chosen. Honorary members are the Editors of the WEST WIND, Editors of the ZEPHYR, Officers of the Senior and Junior Classes, and head monitors. Five faculty advisors are chosen by the representatives and approved by Dr. Yarbrough. The duties of this council are many and varied. Among these are: to select mon- itors, sponsor paper drives, Community Chest drives, Bed Cross drives, and gym dances. All problems of the students are brought before this council and are rem- edied as best possible. x A student council has been in existence since the school was founded. First Row: Marvin Schwartz, Margie Richardson, Ruth Wiggs, Peggy McBurnett, Nelle Lacy Waite, Dottie Aldred, Libby Bentley, Jimmy Davis, Betty Jo Patten, Mary Frances Smith, Nancy Cornelius, Carolyn Hodge, Emily Eskind, Frances Smith, James Swack, Marth Evers, Terry Klein. Second Row: Evelyn Frenzel, Henry Read, Judy Jackson, George Appleton, Teddy Nunes, Pete Holmes, Fredrick Vinson, Lon Tenison, Tom Charlton, Bob Baldrige, Clark Sloan, Richard Smith, Charles Johanson, Dippy Graf, Julian Houston, Bob Bollinger. l69l ng 1-nnhhn .--u.,.1-...-... ., - ... . Y . . , ., , r an QW-..f..-,. ,.... ........... -.---. --- - ' - -. -- .5 4 t,n,l , I t m p, , Ji, First Row: Margie Richardson, Dorothy Primm, Peggy McBurnett, Iimmie Davis, Cecelia Scogin, George Bare, Mary Byrd Douglas, Charles Iohanson, Helen Block, Betty Ann Smith, Betty Io Patten. Second Row: Shirley Bowers, Mary Frances Gammel, Ruth Wiggs, Nelle Lacy Waite, Carolyn Hodge, Do't1c Richardson, Frances Smith, Alice Swomley, Leta Fay Thompson, Betty Baxter, Betty Hardin, Margare' Jane Bramlett. Third Row: Bettie Dunlap, Joyce Sessoms, Libby Bentley, Carleen Batson, Edna Swack, Martha Ann Wilson, Frances Osborne, Iimmy Senter, I. T. Harvey, Tom Charleton, Iulian Houston, Bracey Holt, Clark Sloan, Albert Neal, Frances Early, Ann Tyler, Norma Mitchum, Muriel Fisher, Bobbie Ann Kirby, lean Thomas. IVOI ADVISORY COUNCIL Lett to Right: Miss Ausban, Mary Byrd Douglas, Cecelia Scogin, Dr. Yarbrough. THE ZEPHYR THE STAFF Co-Editors: Peggy McBurnett and Margie Richardson. Assistant Editors: lean Acker and Helen Bircher. Advisory Editors: Clark Sloan and Ruth Wiggs. Business Manager: Alice Swomley. Assistant Business Manager: Stanley Cohen. Will Makers: Carolyn Hodge, Libby Bentley, and Bobby Wiener. Prophets: Annette Rose, Mickey Fisher, and Helen Block. Sports Editors: David Graf, Hugh Fry, Iohn Tipton, Bernard Goldstein. Feature Editors: Sara Few, Shirley Cohen. Art Editors: Betty Io Patten, Cecelia Scogin, Clara Bruce Englert, Martha Ann Wilson, Dorothy Aldred, Margaret Bramlett, Club Editors: lean Thomas, Ioyce Sessoms, Dottie Richardson, Betty Speed, Virginia Pearl, Frances Wright. Snapshot Editors: Frances Osborne, Edna Swack, Frances Smith, Aileen Harper, lean Herndon, Katherine Smith, Eleanor Tracy, Anne Holder, Dorothy Primm, Betty Ann Smith, Bettie Dun- lap, Wilma Hartupee, Iudy Yampol. R. O. T. C. Editors: limmy Davis, Stan Snodgrass, Bob Batey. W. O. C. C. Editors: Mary Byrd Douglas, Marie Hadley, Frances Early, Advertising Manager: Betty Schul- man. Photographers: Bracey Holt, Jimmy Senter, lack Hildebrand, Charles Ruth. QED' PEGGY MCBURNETT AND MARGIE RICHARDSON Co-Editors ALICE SWOMLEY Business Manager First Row: Patten, Smith, Wiggs, Fisher, Bircher, Swornley, Acker, Block, Englert, Hadley. Second Row: Bramlett, Wilson, Aldred, Primm, Pearl, Few, Wright, Bentley, du Plantier, Thomas. Third Row: Sessoms, Swack, Osborne, Richardson, Dresner, Rose, Lea, Douglas, Early, Harper, Hodge. Fourth Row: Cohen, Holt, Goldstein, Burton, Sloan, Graf, Tipton, Batey. 4 3 rf ul' 30 in Co-editors Clark Sloan and Ruth Wiqgs CO-EDITORS The TNEST WHJD, Bifffeeiciy Q' RUTH WIGGS CLARK Sl-OAN ol West High, is unique among p,r,iiCa 1 ll'1 GHTEQ 9dllQTli'ii CQEQGETQI'-fc L ' f , 1 , ' ce ccr , 'i 'ne CARLEEN BATsoN SUZANNE SHEPHERD QQ? 9 mfg Cm not H1935 if , , f e co-editors ior the H45-44 year, ry: tis f EDITORIAL STAFF Clark Sloan, carried out many changes ,iff Harold Wright ,..,..,.. Sports Editor and content ot the paper, with lffgss a cf c'- Mickey Fis er, Helen Block . , Headline Editors ' ' f, eff ff' -- Bobby Wiener .......,. Feature Editor tonal Sponsor' m YQIFJQ ','MtA'l' , A PGQQY MCBHIHQH -.., . . , Literary Editor was enlarged, new maxe-up terms insirged ziiuitcc A, Mary Byrd Douglas .....,. Exchange Editor f -1' Q - 1 LD., ,AW ,.,, Q, Iimmy Senter, Bracey Holt, lack Hildebrand, Photographers use ,O mol? HUSUTUOUT TTT 3 Tx' u4A 9HA'e ,,, Clara Bruce Englert. . , ,... Art Editor 5P9C1f3l 9d1l1OU5 'With extra P55195 V' 'QC L' in y Bernard Goldstein, Iohn Tipton, Tom Wolf, Sports Reporters Christmas and at the and jf the fin 5: Six? BUSINESS STAFF terms. The newspaper, as its share in the .,,, ,,,,, '- Idltanley Coheln .,,. A . .Bgisiness hlijllanager has publicized patriotic drives at erbert Honic ,.... ssistant usiness anager ' ' W F ,mmm .N Margaret Ann Grifiin . . , . Circulation Manager Ccjples of the WEST IND T' in A A'A ' Alice Swomley ..,... Advertising Manager dufmq the Yea?- The publication was awarded an 'U 31 l FACULTY ADVISERS , ing by the National Scholastic Press Asso T122 't' Ella Harman ..,. . . , . Editorial th fu t h. T NM A :NF My P My Florence Ryan ,,... . Business Q Q 5 'erm' an GC IGVQUQGU n9 ' C ' -1-TA Florence Adams , A , Art in the history of the School, ' I 'I THE STAFF 1 First Bow: Clara Bruce Englert, Peggy McBurnett, Mary Byrd Douglas Carleer, Eatsor, Shepard, Helen Block, Muriel Fisher, Margaret Ann Grirfen, Alice Swomley, Second Bow 'ac-c Smith, Virginia Pearl, Frances Osborne, Dorothy Primm, Paul Weinstein, Harold 'Wrigh' :taxa Cohen, Bernard Goldstein, Bobby Wiener, Evelyn Coker, lean Thomas, Margie Richarclsor T135 H1 Row: Elizabeth Dies, Doris Little, Edna Swack, Ann Tyler, Laura Lea, Sonia Dresner Paine lrecd Annette Rose, Wilma West, loyce Sessoms, Diane du Plantier, Carolyn Hodge Aida ,Lee :,,- R. Fourth Row: Timmy Senter, David Graf, Bracey Holt, Bob Batey, Marjorie N'Volf Carolyn Pafee N Frances Early, Libby Bentley, Marie Hadley, lohn Tipton, lack Hildebrand Tom Mblfe 4 - H 'H X ,1 Q 1 6 I E L I t 1 1 I 1 l l x l 1 1 l I VUL VIII. F l 0110501 Il, IH! ' i grogra? to Sgmgr Boys Select 5 f Major Dunn A, -H... 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Parliamentarian First Row: Margie Richardson, Nina Angelos, Diane du Plantier, Frances Smith, Alice Swomley, Marie Hadley, Norma Mitchum, Mary Frances Gammel, Elizabeth Bentley, Helen Block, Shirley Bowers, Margaret Scurlock, Mickey Fisher. Second Row: Iohn Iewell, Peggy McBurnett, Carolyn Hodge, Anne Tyler, Dorothy Richardson, Clara Lowe, Frances Early, Eva Lassie McConnell, Annette Rose, Ioyce Sessoms, Ruth Wiggs, Elizabeth Dies, Ruth Walker, Miss Ryan. Third Row: Dr. Yarbrough, Iohn Tipton, Robert Thomas, lulian Houston, limmy Davis, I. T. Harvey, Fred Westfield, David Graf, Clark Sloan, Walter Lovell, Charles Iohanson, Bob Hickerson. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society, under the capable leadership of Miss Florence Ryan, is made up oi students whose scholastic average is above 90. The tour principles upon which the Honor Society is based are Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character. The Club awards an American flag to the home room which has the most students on the honor roll. lf tor three successive times one room receives this award, it is allowed to keep it. This has happened twice in the history of the school. Each member is awarded a certificate, and upon his graduation from high school, a star indicating membership in the National Honor Society is placed on the program beside his name. lanuary Graduates: Calhoun Winton, Edith Balls, Dorothy Finkelstein, Ierry Blankenhorn, Harold Goldstein. First Row: Carleen Batson, Peggy McBurnett, Mary Byrd Douglas, Clark Sloan, loyne Q-es5of,'.s,, Frarreg 1 f Early, Muriel Fisher, Ruth Wiggs, Miss Ann Dembsky. Second Row fleft o right, Heer. f ' , Libby Bentley, Patricia Arndt, Margaret lane Bramlett, Edna Swack, Anne Tyler, ,ei-en.: azz, Alice Swornley. Third Row Cleft to rightlz Mary Laura Cannon, Stanley Cohen, Diane L,P,er'. Harold Wright, Clara Bruce Englert, Marie Hadley, Sonya Dre-sner, Patricia Carnanan, Serra Goldstein, Frances Osborne, Annette Rose, Carolyn Hodge, lirnrny Senter. Bevy lo Pawef, ozrz' Primm, Doris Zager, Paul Weinstein, Suzanne Shepherd, Bobby Vtfiener, Margie- Richardson OUILL AND SCROLL OFFICERS CLARK SLOAN . . , . , Presrden' RUTH WIGGS ..., ,,... X 'ice-President PEGGY MCBURNETT . . Corresponding Secretary MICKEY FISHER , . Recording Secretary FRANCES EARLY . . Sergeant-at-Arms O The Iarnes G. Stahlrnan Chapter oi the nition in ure Quill and Scroll magazine. international honorary society tor high Each Spring invitations are issued to stu- school journalists, Quill and Scroll, is under dents who are interested in newspaper the sponsorship oi Miss Ann Dembsky. writing, and then a formal initiation is held Various contests are held at the meetings before the student body. and winners are given prizes or recog- l75l DRAMATIC CLUB RALPH BOLLINGER . TOM WOLFE ..... CARLEEN BATSON . The Dramatic Club is an organization made up of Public-Speaking classes, and all other interested students. The Dramatic Club has remained during the War one of the most active clubs of the school. lt presented first, under the direction of Mrs. Inez Alder, the play, Second Childhood, and later the Senior play, Ianie. ln the National Forensic League, it was extremely active. lane Slaughter, Mary Ann Wood- ruff, and Betty Rutledge, all Won their re- spective events entered at Clarksville. Dur- ing the annual meet they were presented trophies which were in turn presented to . . . . Business Manager . Assistant Business Manager . Secretary the school. Iimmie Garner Won the entire division for Humorous Readings in the Ten- nessee District Tournament held at Peabody College, he also presented his banner to the school. The Dramatic Club has a thir- teen-Week radio series on WSIX every Wednesday at 4:30, entitled Adventures in Bookland. This program gave fifteen- minute dramatized selections from books for children. It enabled the Dramatic Club members to have valuable radio experience. The Dramatic Club's purpose is to give pub- lic speaking, stage experience, and radio work to those who desire it. First Row: Bollinger, R., Dresner, Bentley, Iohnson, Bramlett, Cole, Swack, Bell, Walker, Rutledge, Bowers, duPlantier, Montgomery, Gilbert. Second Row: McBurnett, Fisher, Baxter, Boyd, Few, Worrall, l-losale, Diamond, Rose, Levy, Peggy Dupree, Maier, Pear, Coker, Richardson, M. Third Row: Garner, Grooms, Graf, Regen, Lea, Smith, I., Sloan, Bollinger, B., Hunter, Senter, Iohanson, Hester. Fourth Row: Mrs. Alder, Skinner, Alb., Hutchison, Lefkovits, Davidson, Truett, Tefft, Skinner, Alf., Goldstein, Caruthers, Cohen. First How: Swornley, Menon, Applevvhite, How, Ainfrtr, Zfiow Mortimer Reed, Blacl-tard, Caplan, Ackerman, King, t-tefffai ,iow- ulndsey, Kirshner, Friedman, fglaoer. Goldzteir, Amar. -f A ne f SAFETY C OUNCH OFFICERS ALICE SWOMLEY , .,W. . Captain BOBBY MELTON . . . First Lieiitenant WILEY DINKINS , , The Safety Council, under the jurisdiction of the Student Council and Mr. Mortimer, was formed in the spring ot TQ44. As be- ptffftu JICCT-: H. J, ,n,,u,t4..,st. 7-T-uf-..--H x- - --V V-ww-mv xt, . GL. T f APPLE fd,.i,L Sergeant-al-Arnie tore each lnorne ICCT1 liao tives, lout the roorxs or trol posts durgnq the sprite SAFETY PATROL EVERETT GOURLEY . . . . , . Captain ALFRED SKTNNEP. NELSON TRUETT . . ,,.. First Lieutenant BETTY' APPLEWT-lTTE . GEORGE COOPER . . . . . Serqeant-arllirins The Safety Patrol, which functioned dur- These students had charqe inq the tall of 1943, was composed ot two posts and safety in the school representatives from each home room. under the direction ot Mr. P f-1 'f't'v1 EFX 71.3 '1 f-.q- ,Ct Bla K Emu Ty' ' .1716 'W lx TVX' 'T not se X Y First Row: Hartupee, Hester, Williams, Stigers, English, Bentley, Parrish, Reed, Primm, Eggleston, Prenzel, Dunlap. Second Row: Prenzel, Fields, Osborne, Moores, Holt, King, Griggs, Haber, Shepherd, Bell, Hardin, Aldred, Fisher. Third Row: Lovell, Tipton, Shippey, Higgins, McCormick, Fox, Pite, Holmes, Phillips, Foster, Sellers, Mason, Brown. RIDING CLUB OFFICERS WILMA HARTUPEE . . . . . . . President ED HESTER .... . Vice-President HARVEL WILLIAMS . , . . Secretary IACK STIGERS . . Treasurer OSA ENGLISH . . Sponsor MONOGRAM CLUB The Monogram Club was organized in April with the permission of Dr. Yarbrough. It is composed of boys who have received the school letter, and is sponsored by Mr. Strickland. Carnes, Poag, Ie-well, McWhorter, Phillips, Fite, Mr. Strickland, Reqen, Adcock, D. Webb, Appleton, Smith, Holmes, Lucas, Kelly, Albert Skinner, Stigers, O. Smith, Lawrence, Fox, Boyd, Alfred Skinner, Donovan, Cortner, Noel. First Row: Barbara Iewell, lean Thomas, Carolyn Stringe, Ioyce Sessoms, Peggy McBurnet', .Dons Little, Virginia Pearl, Dorothy Primm, Ruth Wiggs, Marty Medaugh, Carol Woe-ltlin, Mickey Fisher Margie Richardson. Second Row: Ioy Green, jean Tyner, Frances Smith, Aileen Harper, Cardyr, Richardson, Alda Lee Boyd, Rose Marie Hamilton, Elizabeth Dies, Rachel Taylor, Hilda folznscr. Carolyn Hodge, Dorothy Richardson, Diane du Plantier, Lumpkin Allen. Third Row: Miss Bower. Suzanne Shepherd, Carolyn Partee, Elizabeth Bentley, Helen Bircher, Peggy Dupree, Marjorie Bucher. Eva Lassie McConnell, Laura Lea, Sonya Dresner, Clarice lten, Alice Post, Mary Byrd Douglas, Elsie Weil. Fourth Row: lack Hobbs, Walter Lovell, lack Russel, Bob Batey, Clark Sloan, Overten Lea Ralph Bollinger, Henry Booth, Bernard Goldstein, Kenneth Grooms, Stanley Cohen, Tommy Caruthe LITERARY Cl OFFICERS OVERTON LEA . . President MARY BYRD DOUGLAS . . Vice'President PEGGY MCBURNETT . . . Secretary MARGIE RICHARDSON . . Treasurer AILEEN HARPER . Sergeant-at-Arms The Literary Club, under the leadership of Miss Bowen, is principally for the purpose of encourag- ing creative Writing. Outside speakers, book re- ports, and original works of the members are some of the features of the programs. Meetings ot the club are held every other Thursday at the homes ot the members, First Row: Cortner, Eggleston, Prenzel, G., Dunlap, Iackson, Bentley, Primm, Pearl, Little, Iones, E. Walker, Boyd, Muller. Second Row: Pearson, Primm, Walker, Smith, Hicks, Hamilton, Scoggins, Smith, I., Flippo, Johnson, Butterfield, Smith, Bell. Third Row: Kirby, Adams, Holesale, Lee, Applewhite, Atchley, Miller, McCarrol, Ruth, Few, Parrish, Fisher, Batson. Fourth Row: Bowers, Savage, Wainwright, Coker, Osborne, Swagk, Mcgurnett, Hardin, Prenzel, E., duPlantier, Thomas, atten, raves. I L ESE ES OFFICERS 'XVILMA HARTUPEE , . . . President DOROTHY PRIMM . . Secretary ELIZABETH BENTLEY . . Vice-President VIRGINIA PEARL . . Treasurer The Girl Reserves is a national organization spon- year they sponsor several dances and to help the sored at West End by Miss Virginia Graves, faculty, war effort, some of the members have enlisted in the and Miss Martha Scott, of 'the Y. W. C. A. Each Nurses Aid, while others roll bandages. OFFICERS JULIAN HOUSTON . ..,... President IOHN TIPTON . . . .Secretary CLARK SLOAN . . .,... Vice-President ED NOLEN ,.... . Treasurer HUGH FRY ........... Chaplain The Hi-Y is a national, Christian organization, spon- a banquet during the spring term for our state cham- sored at West by Mr. Claude Garrison, for boys who pionship basketball team, and a bond drive toward have an interest in civic matters. The club sponsored the purchase of a Flying Fortress. First Row: Tommy Smith, Eddie Lawrence, Wayne Hill, Iohn Tipton, Iulian Houston, Clark Sloan, Ed Nolen, Buddy Bentley, Walter Lovell, Harold Wright. Second Row: Iack Seawell, Hugh Brown, Nick King, Jimmy Davis, Bob Bollinger, Iohn Iewell, Robert Thomas, Kneeland Hibbett, Pete Holmes, Iarnes Smith. Third Row: Bob Batey, Kenneth Grooms, Iohn Higgins, Harvel Williams, IayIHam1lton, George Bare, Darrell McCormick, Tom Wolfe, David Graf, George Warren, Ralph Bollinger. 5- -:Kimi Nil' i 'Ar i,if.,'Cid-5 ' K' 1 Monfgomi 1 px - JO LIB T FF MURIEL FISHER I The purpose of the Liurirx' Miss Virginia Bickiey, is r usage among the sfudenfs 1 The office staff, under The direificn Miss Virginia Graves, is comprised i' assist her in the office work T' Left to Bight, First Row L Miss Graves, Hi-f-ks i F. site ' OFFICEHS . X 'S-. . Nm s Q First Row: Wright, Dies, Flippo, Hargrove, Walker, Brown, Wilson, Lowe, Ferguson, Harding. Second Row: Vantrease, Lavender, Westfield, Baker, Dickey, McBride, Tripp, Sisk, Duncan, Prenzel, Hildebrand, Hollernan, Mr. Garrison. L VIERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS OFFICERS BILLY VANTREASE . . . . President CLARA LOWE .... . . Vice-President YVONNE HARGROVE . . . Secretary-Treasurer l33l --P-axsrivnelmzu'-.-m.nsr 'dv- First Row: Block, Hagan, I. Drye, Brock, Hevf ', Tum, A 3 f Clark, Anqelos. Second How: Craxq, E Er,f.'r. Scurlock, M. Brown, MCCarro11, Slsk, Drake, Geruzj: Dinkens, H. Drye, Reqen, Fite, Homer, Pr.iH1,zs, on the mdro prosqmizm l94I The Glee Club urine' Q'CaHahan, is Compose sinqirmq. The club yearg over 51 hurgdreew Festival irq AWK Tgre MISS HELEN OCALLAHAN Director 'A' ..r.Jr,r, x -nv ' ei, Y r u' A LAURA LEA CHARLES READ L MAI ORS OF IVOCCN QV TC u l85l COMMISSIONED OFFICERS First Row: Major Read, Captain Campbelt, QA:-:Y Sloan, Lieutenant Mill, Lieutenant 1,1111 I I I I The West High R. 0. T. C. Unit, officially designated as the Third Battalion, Nashville, l-ligh Schools, .ac reorganized into three companies during the year. Ur- , ft 'Z ,. der the direction of Major Charles E. Dunn, P. ltr. L 61 T., and Sgt. lack Smith, instructor, a new u Company was added to companies l and ri FALL TERM OFFICERS First Row: Major Winton, Captain Goldstein Seiord F, Captain Batey, Captain Lovell. Third Row Lteuteri Higgins, Lieutenant Klein, Lieutenant Samuels F Row: Lieutenant Snodgrass, Lieutenant Smith, Lied C Barnes ,W K i ,,., ,if wfw w gy: , M ,.,. , 7 F. 'UI' ...ml . 'ci U 5 ,sw -- ' .VW ,, ' W., ,z5y4f'f ,W 1 wif W ,N ,, ,N , ,,,c,,3 f 21 A K-1 .kg .-,a4, N wma-QW Mir M Q W1 M9 Mt Wwvhwf W 1 f fr'! 'f , do I , ,ff fr , K rffmpfwbfyy ff v .. . -v v . -vf f v 1 ' 4r' , w, I-. .1 ,N A v ' 44' , ffl Zn!! fff Y ,ff . , If ,M , ' 'f' wif gm'-f V W ., M2 453 Tfw W M GAR gm, , ,Y 1 W W V' f, Zll37vf4,f '- M 1 Au www , MA ,myff A ,, ,mf 7,...2'W J , ,WV ,-fs wr- rvplrfxfxxv ,, '--4 A F.. ...lui 4. A 4 ,4 -5 f-WM f,,,,w 44596, aw I Y, yr: ' 5,7 ,,,q,v.- ' 4 I pf My me , f ' , H ,L 4 Ji, dx my Q ' 1 1' 'Mn f 3 K Q- ' 2 Af ,, ' 'A' ' '3'ig,'f.J.. yfefn. fr B ' U35 ' ,gov . , V J , . r-,fr - 'iff ...2.'.. A . ,, , di. 'YN 5 -uw ,, rn f' ,, ' J 7' 'i ' 1NL?f,rff, iw, sv? Wi , ,L , Y A A fm. f W In I ,- ,t r-vvs-1' YN' l N 5 ' .., r .nm r - -. . - - 'N ws -- P, I 1 -4 ,H .. Nikk 5+ f I -:.,,im -- - X. X , Q. 'Rf iw, A K mm -A N if :Ig M 4 w-fb Y 35 Gp M ying ft A ,xv , , , ,,,..,...,-.......- ......g, H, , , , , -, , ....uv.f.- -.r... -s.. A -- ' 13 1'---'-f --tr:'Y-f-11--6--'- ': -' - --1 -- z - 1.1-:ang-m,u e9ff. , . 4 :u:'rb.wJ9:xm-:snrhb:i:v:v1:cnm:qiw-gzmf::nzdfvse-fnT.1..-. --2: :Hr-':-:fz-:ma-1--1-:K fr--'-D-1'-'-'-ii I fffff 17 V O9 f COMMISSIONED OFFICERS The W. O. C. C. has progressed nicely since its beginning a year and a half ago. Under the leader- ship of Mrs. Smith and Major Laura Lea, it has grown into an organization truly worthy of praise. At the beginning of the fall term the following com- missioned officers were chosen for their outstanding ability of leadership: Major Laura Lea, Adjutant Cap- tain Mary Byrd Douglas, Captains Betty Bell and Mona Noel, Lieutenants lflary Porter Flerzing -,-ary Frances Garnmel, Martha jean Estes and Frances Ava: taggio. These officers have continued on in the sprzig term with the exception of Lieufenani Garirnel, ups? whose resignation Lieutenant Faye Thompson a chosen to take her place. A number ot new features have recently been added Among these are the Drum Corps and ihe Cclcr Guard NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS Martha VVebb. Firs Bow Cleft te righ'l: Tercihy All Shir ley Bowers, Marfha Ann Vfzlsen Wanda Lee Carter. Betty Butleclcje Ifeggx' lil: Burnett, Nell Parrish, Helen Blesk 'ear Tyner, lane Means Sheryl Kirshner Martha Shouse, Marie Hadley E-:bore Ann Kirby, Doris Zager, laney Staley Patriiza Arendt, Nelle Lacey lztfaite lrene Cohen Angelyn Burkitt Carolyn Richardson Marion Bender, Porothy Stzlzbacher Pat Puryear, Clarice lim Betty ,l??l9WlT1Y9 Vlftlrna WV-est lvey lean Muller lean Adler dw' T9 K 'L I .a.,..1:. e-.1- ., J f - ' -hose. .-H+: :'z-f-I -N .' ' , . A . -. ' .--s .-,T -.- . .c ce7:'sg.-.f-H: g A W .V -rg .... I 'T -1- - ul-f Q. -1':A..'! -:.'.p1,f-e,:., Q , -I L: wp-'l -, Q ,E , 'L ia' Q- .. -M-. . .---.. ff - 1- , 959' JAR 15' gf., , - I Kyiv - 5,-' 'I T 'J L 9 AA, 've Uv rug' , tr . ' :Yr 'ir I ' ' V ' ' ' kk' f' J , v ,. Sl COMPANY A . Captain Bell, Lieutenants Fleming and Thompson, Sergeant Rutledge. A FIRST PLATOON First Row: Means, Burkitt, I. Lightman, I-lackerman, Brewer, S. Block, Webb Second Row: Cohen, .3 Finney, Box, Clark, Iohnson, R. Lightrnan. Third Row: Waite, Watson, Anderson, Wolberg, McGuire, it ' Richardson, Tyner. ' SECOND PLATOON - First Row: Carter, Zager, Bradley, Ziegler, Graf, Brown. Second Row: Shouse, Cunningham, Wilson, Smith, Bender. Third Row: Arendt, Dresner, Tutwiler, Holt, Puryear, N., Parish. ti COMPANY B 3 Captain Noel, Lieutenant Estes, Lieutenant Avantaggio, Sergeant McBurnett. li FIRST PLATOON First Row: Block, Staley, Walker, Summers, Ruth, Bumpas, Muller. Second Row: Nest, O'Donnell, Iones, Atkins, Acker. Third Row: Kirshner, Chamberlain, Barnes, Clark, Goldberg, Bowers. SECOND PLATOON First Row: All, Hadley, Riggins, McWhorter, Swack, Wilson. Second Row: Parrish, Hodge, Bircher, Wyatt. Third Row: Cooke, Ienkins, Vance, Carney, Itin. l I i ? 1911 ' T tl I it 5, 4 11 t l. qg 4.ilhw.4.,..n......a....-----z- 11-Aff.:m4:f-::-a-4-.s--a::'1's-'f- -A-1--1'-::1.ra:f:,1,:1: -gi-aadnmsuuyzneg.-imma-swam. . - 'S '- f f'1'f ' 'K MELTON'S PHARMACY MEADQR AND HEFFERNAN Where Young People Meef PRESCRIPTION A Complefe Drug Service SPECIALIST I7I7 2ls'r Ave., S. 7-l33l 2209 Hillsboro Road Phone 8-0652 Esfablished in l858 HETTIE RAY'S PHILLIPS 81 BUTTCRFF MANUFACTURING CO. Manufacfurers ol I403 Twenly-Firsf Ave. S. ENTERPNSE S+oves, Ranges, and Furnaces Phone 8-I225 For Coal, Wood. and Gas NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE CUMPLIMENTS OF I - I H Famous for Famous Narrze Shoes Salon 6-7145 703 Church St. Otlice 5-6485 -.-.mv-:-1 J ' 1 E-E-4 1.-...nay-lv. -S1-fu---1 E.,-. - A.. , A.. .A . M -Tw-1-fy-.+'-H '-'A' --- N- -RT -frrmzv-sy-Emzvzwauzvw--M.-awww GENY'S 2I2 SIXTIT Ave., NorTI'1 Phone 6-I648 PATRQNIZE OUR ADVERTISERS PAINT SERVICE STORE l406 Broad S+. Duco-Duhux-PainI's-Va rnis Imperial Wall Paper I BACK THE ATTACK BUY MCRE WAR BQNDS AND STAMPS C-ET IN THE SCRAP WRITE TO OUR BGYS IN THE SERVICE Z Z fx A f' jltanlz Mon. Yes, fo The Faculfy, 1'l'1e S+aff and +l1e Sfudenfs, we wish 'I'o express our sincere appreciafion for your wholei1ear+ecl coopera'rion wi1'l'1 our Pho'roReflex Sfudio. PHOTOREFLEX STUDIO, THIRD FLOOR Official Phofographers of Hue llzephyrll LOVEMAN, BERGER 84 TEITLEBAUM 4 quunnafn- 1 :S -1, -,M 1-va-.1wp..af11n.i... ,,,,u. , -.,. 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To Loveman's, Charles Renegar, Mr. Ed Benson, and Capitol En- graving Company, We Wish to express our gratitude for their patience and understandingg to Dr. Yarbrough, and all of the faculty, especially those teachers whose classes we consistently missed in order to work on the annual, and to Miss Graves, go our thanks for their support and consideration: and to Clara Bruce Englert, Charles Ruth, Bracey Holt, lack Hildebrand and all the stait members who contributed so much to the completion of our Work, we are deeply grateful. -vo-.Q,...fg-.uw-..-.f.1., -W.- .,,,.,.,.,..-.5 Q-,. up-..-.u-J-.w - . 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