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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1946 volume:

.1 'Q is 3, 55 ,Ex E 'i 5 I4 5 4 fi , t 1 .., , il 5 1 1 4 0, ,H 31 .4 ' 1 he A 5 a WEST END HIGH SCH00l ' NASHVILLE, TENN EDICATIO f 3, h I K the future generations who will be the hope of the world. and who ufill carry on the worlc and traditions in these hallowed halls, we sincerely and reverently dedicate this 1946 Zephyr with the fervent hope that they will be able to succeed in maintaining lasting world peace and brotherhood. Dr. IV. H. Yarbrough L I1 Ajl11l-I- I L'Ql - I iQ l I Q I Q Your immediate and most important tasls as the graduating class of 1946, is to dedicate your intellectual efforts to the understanding and strengthening of all international relationships. in order to establish a firm and lasting peace. If you should fail as mg generation failed. there is little hope for manlaind. Your friend, W. II. YAIlBROUli'lI S S .1 U5 29 5 1 1 I 1 1 S 5 S62 F 9, . . 1 tial Su,lWwf 4 7w . 'inrw 3 an ...M lx-'fu-4-YA WMHWV Q- Y'w ' N C U T A f A A ' Y gl- w. H. YAHBROUGH B.A., M.A.. Ph.D. ' 'V Principal FLORENCE ADAMS INEZ B. ALDER PAUL MORTIMER LUCILLE HINES Columbia University B.I..I. B.S., M.A. B.S. Art. Speech, Dramatics Industrial Arts Natural and Physical Physical Science Sciences FRANCES AUSBAN MARGARET BOYD ANN DEMBSKY PEARL GILLIAM B.S. B.S. B.A. B.S.. M.A. English Library English English X Social Science PAULYNE LAMB NAOMI HARRIS FRANCES BOWEN B.S. B.S., M.A. B.A. Commerce Mathematics English .DC r MRS. ANNE C. NAGY CULLIE GAITHER M, F. MORTIMER HELEN O'CALLAHAN B.S., M.A. B.S., M.A. B.S.. M.A. B.S. Home Economics Mathematics Diversilied Occupations Music CORINNE ANDERSON HELEN ANDERSON MRS. DAN BLAZER ANNE E. BATTLE B.A., M.A. B.S. B.S., M.A. B.A.. M.A. Social Science Commerce Mathematics Spanish Social Science MRS. IRENE SMITH SGT. IACK SMITH LEEKIE SMITH ELLA I-IAIMAN B.S., M.A. ROTC B.S., M.A. B.A.. M.A. Secretary English Physical Education E. I. STRICKLAND INEZ TOLMIE B.S., M.A. B.A. Physical Education English TEACHERS WITHOUT PICTURES KATHRYN MATTHEWS B.A., M.A. Science MRS. LOUISE MURRAY B.S., M.A. Social Science VIVIAN WATKINS B.S.. B.A., M.A. Spanish MR. HANSEN Band You have become a traveler now, brave heart, A single piece of parchment made it so 7 ln amber clouds of dawn it has its start, The road ahead, and you are free to go. Your eyes are golden east, but look aqain Where ragged purple clouds now dim the West, ln that vaque distance lies your journeys end 1 Beneath the purple hills will you find rest. The road that separates the two is long, And on its Way will come Worlds Weariness, But ii, Within your soul, you have a song, There will be for the heart-break, happiness. Brave heart, just sinq this song your youth began, And you will reach the purple hills, a man. BARBARA TEWELL SENIUHS Miss Anderson, Bobby Cortner, Dorothy Ann Wright, George Linebauqh, Miss Harris. 0 F F I C E R S BOBBY CORTNER . . , ,..., President GEORGE LINEBAUGH.. ..... ..,, V ice Presideni DOROTHY ANN WRIGHT ..., .. Secretary MISS ANDERSON .... ,... S ponsor MISS HARRIS . . . , . . Sponsor SI llllilll SS 10 I BILLY IOE ADCOCK O'Neal Ambition, to retire at 25. Home Room Representative, 2, 3, Class Officer, 2, 3, 4, Riding Club, 4, Monogram Club, Z, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Third Team, All-City, 3, All t8thJ District, 3, 4, All-Unit Il, 3, 4, All-Regional, 3, 4, All- State, 3, 4, Outstanding player in Eighth District, 4, All-City, 4, Football, 3, 4, All-Star tBlacksJ, 4, Superlative, 2, 3, 4, ROTC, 2, Safety Patrol, 2, Chaplain, 2, 3, ALICE ELIZABETH ALLEN ,.m,, Ambition, to be a success. Girl Reserves, 3, 4, Safety Council, Secretary- treasurer, 3, Riding Club, 4, Office Staff, 4, West Wind Staff, 4, ZEPHYR Staff, 4, Monitor, 4, Miss Average West High, 4.- BETTY IO ATCHLEY ' HB. L., Ambition, to graduate. Riding Club, 3, 4, Girl Reserves, 2, 4, Vice-President, 4, Home Room Secretary, 4, Superlative, 4, Classical Club, 4, Monitor, 4, IAMES BALLENTINE BONNIE IEAN BARNES uxlueyu Ambition, to graduate from high school. WOCC, 2, Home Room Vice-President, 3, Chaplain, 3, Girl Reserves, 4. SHEILA BARSKIN GEORGE W. BATES. IR. Master Ambition, to go to New Zealand. National Honor Society, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4, ROTC, 2, 3, Home Room Officer, 4, Home Room Representative 4. GRACE HELEN BEAZLEY nseexyn Ambition, to leave West as a graduate. Girl Reserves, 3, Riding Club, 3, D.O. Class, 3, Mixed Chorus, 3, Girls Glee Club, 4. IAMES STANLEY BELLAMY fflimlf Ambition, to be President of AGP Food Stores. Home Room Officer, 2, 4, Literary Club, 2, TGI Club Officer, 4, ROTC, 2, 3. IAMES BELLIOS X MILDRED BETHSHARES Millie Ambition, to graduate. Riding Club, 4, Classical Music Club, Secretary-Treasurer, 4, I-lome'Room Secretary, 2, 3, Dramatic Club, 4, All-Star Football Queen, 4, Homecoming Attendant, 4, Superlative, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves, 4, Cheerleader, 4. EVA IEAN BIFFLE S 0 MARIORIE BIRCHER Bob Ambition, to graduate from college. WOCC, Non-com, 2: Literary Club, 2, 3, West Wind Staff, 47 Quill and Scroll, 4, ZEPHYR Staff, 3, 4: Classical Music Club, 47 West Hi-Ho Staff, 3. BILL BLACKFORD WiIlie Ambition, to own an airline. ZEPHYR Staff, 4, Riding Club, 3, 4, Home Room Officer, 3, ROTC, 2, 3, Non-Com, 3. .ff SYLVIA BLOCK nsyl.. Ambition, to graduate!! WOCC, 27 Library Staff, 3: Spanish Club, 4, Choral Group, 2, 3, 47 Classical Music Club, 4. BETTY BOONE HENRY OVERSTREET BOOTH. IR. mrevikyn Ambition, to go to Vanderbilt. Literary Club, 2, Dramatic Club, 3, 4, The Phantom g Hi-Y Club, Treasurer, 3, President, 45 Superlative, 2, 3, 47 Home Room President, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD BORING L ' HB-vo., Ambition, to be manager oi a big theater. ROTC, Z, 3, T G l Club, 45 D.O., 4. MARY LOU BOX SARA BREWER ulanieu Ambition, to travel. Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 4, West Wind Staff, 45 Office Staff, 4, ZEPHYR Start, 47 Riding Club, 47 WOCC, 2. MARTHA BROCK - BETTY BRODNAX unets., Ambition, to get married. Home room secretary, Z5 Science Club, 3, Girl Reserves, 3, 45 Monitor, 3, 4, Riding Club, 3, Office Staff, 3, 45 lanuary Gradu- ates' Secretary, 4, Personality Club, 2. I BETTYE BROWN Betts Ambition, to be with her man. Girls Glee Club, 4, Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 47 Girl Reserves, 47 Home room representative, 4, Classical,Mus1c Club, 4. IEWELL BROWN SHIRLEY BROWN Q X. Bon nnuscx lf' Blow Ambition, to be a surgeon. Sophomore Class Vice-President, 27 Student Council, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y, 3, 4, Cheerleader Captain, 4, Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 45 President, 4, ZEPHYR Staff, 45 Riding Club, 4, Home Room Representative, 2, Superlative, 27 NFL, 4. BILL BRYAN BETSY BUCHANAN nnuckn Ambition, to be somebody. Girls Glee Club, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 3, 4: Girl Reserves, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball, 3, 47 Music Club, 4. KENNETH BUMPUS MARY IANE BUTTERFIELD V usponu Ambition, to go sailing with the North Star. Girl Reserves, 2, 47 Riding Club, 3, 4, Classical Music Club, 4, Home Room Representative, 4, Monitor, 4. SALLY CARNAHAN If Carney Ambition, to be an artist. West Hi-Ho Staff, 35 West Wind Staff, 3, 47 ZEPHYR Start, Art Editor, 4, Spanish Club, 4, Ouill and Scroll, 4. MILTON SYLVAN CARNEY If Maestro Ambition, to be a success. West Wind Staff, 3, 4: ZEPHYR Staff, 47 Monitor, 4, Dramatic Club, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 41 Band, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll, 45 Classical Music Club, 4. NELL CARNEY N anie Ambition, to be a secretary. WOCC, 2, Home Room President, 2, Girl Reserves, 4, Riding Club, 3, 47 Office Staff, 4. BETTY ANN COKER if Baby Doll Ambition, to be a psychiatrist. Office Staff, 4: Choral Club, 4: Home Room Officer, 3, 4: Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4, Production Manager, 3, Business Manager, 3, Business Manager, 4, Riding Club, 3, 47 Spanish Club, 4, Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 4, Classical Music Club, 4. EVELYN COKER Conker Ambition, to be happy. Student Body treasurer, 4, Cheerleader, 4, West Wind Staff, 2, 3, 47 Superlative, 2, 3, 4g Choral Club, 2, 35 Dramatic Club, 3, 47 Quill and Scroll, 4, Girl Reserves, 4, ZEPHYR Staff, 4, Head Monitor 4. NANCY CORNELIUS f Comy Ambition, to have a ranch in New Mexico. Student Council, 2, 3, Monitor, 4, French Club, 4, Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4, Office Staff, 2, 45 Girl Reserves, 3, 41 Riding Club, 4. ANNE CRAIG ,.Egg,. Ambition, to go around the World. Choral Club, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 2, 3, Art Club, 2, Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 4, Office Staff, 4, West Wind Staff, 4, Library Start, 3, Riding Club, 3, 4. MARY RUTH CREWS Lf' IANE CURRIN IAMES DANIEL X2 GERALDINE DAVIS ..IenY.. Ambition, to be a commercial artist. Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 4, Riding Club, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 4, Intramural Champs, 3, Literary Club, 2, Home Room Secretary, 2. FRANK DILLARD PAUL mnxms lf WILLIAM Domains Bill Ambition, to study medicine at Vanderbilt. TOMMY DONNER Speedy Ambition, To be a chemical engineer. National Honor Society, 3, 4, Literary Club, 2, 3, Ouill and Scroll, 4, Dramatic Club, 4, Radio, Workshop, 4, West Wind Staff, 4, ROTC, 2, 3, Debate Club, 4, Ghost Train, 4, PEGGY DUPREE VW Mpeg.. Ambition, to make the Metropolitan Opera. Literary Club, 2, 3, Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4, Debate Club, 2, 3, NFL, 2, 3, Choral Club, 4, Quill and Scroll, 3, 4, President, 4, Going Our Way Steering Committee, 3, West Wind Staff, 2, 3, 4, Editor 4, ZEPHYR Staff, 4, Ghost Train, 4, Student Council, 4, Office Staff, 3. PAUL EGGERS Brilliant Ambition, to be a surgeon. T. I-. EVANS Blind Boy Ambition, to travel around the World in a tub. Home Room, vice-president, 2, Home Room Treasurer, 3, Home Room President, 4, T G I Club, 3, 4, Repre- sentative to NVGA, 4, Nominee for Mid State Vice-President in D. O. Program, D. O., 3, 4, ROTC, 2. BARBARA FERRELL ..Bm.. Ambition, to be a musician. Dramatic Club, 3, Literary Club, 3, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4, Monitor, 4, Home Room Representative, 4, French Club, 4, President, Chairman of Auditorium Program Committee, 4. OLGA MARIE FINNEY lf Sissy , Ambition, to be an airline hostess, Homecoming Queen, 4, Cheerleader, 4: Dramatic Club, 4, Candidate for Miss West End High, 4, Monitor, 4, ZEPI-IYR Staff, 4, Office Start, 4. DOROTHY FRANK if HARRY FRITH 1, Vitamin Ambition, to go to Vanderbilt. ROTC, 2, 4, Intramurals, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader, 4, H-Y Club, 4, Riding Club, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 4, Home Room Vice-Presi- dent, 2. IEAN FOX if Foxie Ambition, to travel. Girl Reserves, 2, Oitice Staii, 2, 3, 4, D. O., 4, Home Room Vice-President, 2, Home Room Secretary, 3. IOAN FULLERTON K ulodiei. Ambition, to travel around the world. Riding Club, 3, 4, West Wind Staff, 3, 4, Girl Reserves, 4, Monitor, 3, 4, Music Club, 4. IEANETTE FUQUA Neii Ambition, to save Blue Horse covers. Riding Club, 3, 4, Choral Club, 4, Girl Reserves, 4, Girls Glee Club, 4. ARLENE GILBERT if ..Mutt.. Ambition, to get a MRS. degree. Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4, Riding Club, 4, Classical Music Club, 4, Library Start, 3, WOCC, 2. .ANN LANIER GILES Magnolia Ambition to o Tram ' In South Home Room Officer 2- Safet Patrol 2 . Q P - f 1 Y . I Girl Reserves, 3, 4, Library Club, 3, 4, President, 4, Riding Club, 4, ZEPHYR Start, 4, Intramural Basketball, 2, 3. SARA HUDSON GILL 'Lg' Skinny Ambition, to have lots of money. Mixed Chorus, 3, Girl Reserves, 4, Riding Club, 3, 4, Oiiice Staii, 4. MADELINE GOLDBERG ..Madge.. Ambition, to get a MRS. degree. Dramatic Club, 2, 3, Library Club, 3, 4, WOCC, 2, Classical Music Club, 4. IEAN DORIS GOLDMAN HL D... Ambition, to be a success at something. Science Club, 3, Girl Reserves, 3, 4, Monitor, 3, 4, Riding Club, 3, Personality Club, 2, Office Staft, 4, Ianuary Graduates' Secretary, 4. l I ELIZABETH GRAF Hubby.. Ambition, to be a success. Riding Club, 3, 45 Girl Reserves, 3, 4: Office Staff, 4. IENNY GRAHAM ,,Gin., Ambition, to be an explorer. Choral Club, 37 Girl Reserves, 4, Monitor, 4: Classical Music Club, 4. 1 RAY GREGORY Charles Atlas Ambition, to become an industrial engineer. ROTC, Officer, 4, Non-com, 35 ZEPHYR Staff, 4, B-Team Football. BETTY GRIGG DOROTHY GRIGSBY Dottie Ambition, to be 5' 5 . Girl Reserves Officer, 45 Riding Club, 4, Spanish Club, 41 Home Room Treasurer, 45 Monitor, 4. KENNETH Gnoolvts V uHippon Ambition, to be a lawyer. Hi-Y Club, 2, 3: Literary Club, 27 Student Council, 27 ROTC, 21 Golf Team, 3, 4. IEAN MARIE HAMILTON ,.Gin.. Ambition, to pass two years of college. Girl Reserves, 2, 4: Glee Club, 21 Monitor, 47 Classical Music Club, 45 Superlative, 3. MARY WAYNE HAMMOND if Hwayne., Ambition, to be an artist. Riding Club, 3, 45 Girl Reserves, 47 Superlative, 4, Spanish Club, 45 Home Room Treasurer, 2, 4, Classical Music Club, 45 Alternate Cheerleader, 4. HOLLY HASELTON HDOC., Ambition, to be a doctor. BILLY HENDERSON Stringbean Ambition, to put on weight. Riding Club, 37 B Team, Basketball, 37 Safety Patrol, 2, ZEPHYR Staff, 4, ROTC, 2. LOIS HEWITT I WILLIAM G. HIERS ft' mu Ambition, to be a surgeon. Home Room Representative, 1, 2, ROTC, 2, 4, Band, 1. ANN ELIZABETH HODGE Orphelia Ambition, to go to college, Girl Reserves, 3, 4, Monitor, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 4, Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Riding Club, 3, 4, Science Club, 2, 3, WOCC, 2. IACK W. HOBBS f Chips Ambition to be a chemical engineer. Literary Club, 2, 3, ROTC, 2, 3, Ouill and Scroll, 3,1 4, Sergeant-at-Arms, Riding Club, 4, West Hi-Ho Business Manager, 3, ZEPI-IYR Start, Assistant Editor, 3, Editor, 4. RUSSELL HUGHES nRustY,. A b't' n to be an engineer. Monogram Club, 4, Football, 3, 4, Home Room m 110 , Representative, 4, Home Room Oi-ficer, 4, D. O., 3, ROTC, 2, 4, Intramurals, 2, 4. ALBERT IARRATT Hlay.. Ambition, to be an electrical engineer. ROTC, 4. BARBARA lnwr-:LL ,X Bibi Ambition, to be a successful writer. National Honor Society, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4, Ouill and Scroll, 3, 4, Recording Secretary, 4, Superlative, 2, 3, 4, West I-Ii-I-lo, 2, Editor, 3, Spanish Club, Vice-President, 4, ZEPHYR Staft, 4, West Wind Staff, 4, Literary Club, 2, 3, French Club, 4, Home Room Representative, 2, 3, Home Room Officer, 4, Monitor, 2, 4. SHIRLEY IOHNSON upenny.. Ambition, to be a nurse. Glee Club, 4. ANNA MAI IONES IonesY Ambition, to be a singer, Girl Reserves, 2, 4, Mixed Chorus, 3, 4, Office Statt, 4, WOCC, 2. ROBERT IONES Homer Ambition, to be an engineer. National Honor Society, 3, 4, ROTC Rifle Team, 3, 4, ROTC Officer, 4, Overall Memorial Medal, 3, Home Room Officer, 2, ZEPHYR Start, 4. EARLENE IONES MARY ELEANOR IONES Blondie Ambition, to become a secretary. Classical Music Club, 4, Girl Reserves, 4, Office Staff, 4, Dramatic Club, 2, Mixed Chorus, 4. PATRICIA IONES Iceberg Ambition, to do well in college. Freshman Class Secretary, l, Superlative, 2, 3, 4, Choral Club, 1, Cheerleader, 4, West Hi-Ho Staff, 3, West Wind Start, 3, ZEPHYR Start, 4. WILLIAM BURDELL IONES IX!! uw. BJ, Ambition, to get an A in English. ROTC, 4, Honor Society, 4, Band, 3, 4 I ELLA JORDAN Lf Fluffy Ambition, to get somewhere. Library Staff, 27 Home Room Secretary, 27 Superlative, 27 Girl Reserves, 3, 47 Junior Miss, 47 Home Room Chaplain, 47 Dramatic Club, 47 Safety Council, 2. BETTY ANN KENNEDY Bet Ambition, to get out of school, Riding Club, 2, 3, 47 Monitor, 3, 47 Girl Reserves, 3, 47 Glee Club, 3, 47 Mixed Chorus, 3, 4. M SHERYL Kms:-msn ,-Jvdf nxayll ' Ambition to be a radio announcer. WOCC, 17 French Club, 47 National Honor Society, 47 Dramatic Club, 47 Monitor, 47 Quill and Scroll, 47 Iunior Miss, 47 Girl Reserves, 47 Student Council, 1. THELMA LAPIDUS Pete if Ambition, to get out of school. Spanish Club, 47 Literary Club, 2, 37 Music Club, 4. 1oHN LAUFFER ovsnron LEA Shorty Ambition, to graduate. West Wind Staff, 2, 3, Co-editor, 47 Literary Club, President, 2, 37 Quill and Scroll, 3, 4, Vice-President, 47 ROTC, 2, 3, 4, Officer, 47 Home Room Viceeljresident, 37 Student Council, 37 Superlative, 47 West Hi-Ho Business Manager, 27 Hi-Y Club, 3, 4.' IAN E LEPLEY Queenie Ambition, to make a success of my life. Sophomore Class Secretary, 27 Iunior Class Secretary, 37 Student Body Secretary, 47 Home Room Secretary, 27 Superlative, 2, 3, 47 Girl Reserves, 3, 47 Riding Club, 3, 47 French Club, 47 Monitor, 3, Head Monitor, 47 National Honor Society, 47 Cheerleader, 4. 1 FRANK LEAVELL -,X L CF I-'rankie Ambition, to return to ye ould Alma Mater to find the cheerleaders in new uniforms and appreciated by the student body. Monitor, 37 Band, 3, 47 Hi-Y Club, 3, 47 ZEPHYR Business Manager, 3, 47 Superlative, 47 Cheerleader, 4: Quill and Scroll, 47 Mixed Chorus, 4. I , MARCIA LEVINSON J .' ' rmvms 1.EvoY I Smiling Jim Ambition, to be a famous lawyer. Dramatic Club, 3, 47 Monogram Club, 3, 47 Quill and Scroll, 3, 4, Treasurer, 47 National Honor Society, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4: Football, 3, 47 West Wind Staff, 37 All-Star Game, 47 Debate Team, 47 Home Room Representative, l7 Home Room President, l, Vice-President, 2, 4, Treasurer, 37 Superlative, 17 Extemp contest winner, 3. DOROTHY LEVY Dottie Ambition, to be happy. Girl Reserves, 17 Dramatic Club, 17 Library Club Secre- tary, 27 Intramural Champs, 37 Debate Club, 47 Girls Glee Club, 47 Mixed Chorus, 47 Music Club, 4. 1 IUs'r1NA LIGHTMAN yl NIO Io., Ambition, to be the owner of a department store. Library Staff, 3, 47 WOCC, 2. ROWENA LIGHTMAN Ro Ro Ambition, to be a flyer. Library Start, 3, 4, WYOCC, 2. GEORGE LINEBAUGH , Brute Ambition, to be public enemy No. 1. Intramurals, 2, 3, 45 Home lgoomdRepri- sentative, 3, Monogram Club, 3, 4, Football, 3, 4, Senior Class Vice resi en, , Going Our Way Steering Committee, 3, ROTC, 2. ANN LITTLE ' - 4 - 4 1 Uuniorl HAROLD LOVELL M, BOBBY LOWE ,!' ,Y ' CHARLES MADER Charlie Ambition, to be a success in life. Music Club, 4, Intramurals, 3, 45 ROTC, 2: Choral Club, 4. IOHN BELL MASON 'ff HL ol., Ambition, to be an inter-atom fission engineer. Monogram Club, 3, 45 Football, 3 4' Basketball, 3, Captain, 4, All-State fBannerl, 37 Vice-President, Student Body,I 4? William Hume Candidate, 4, All-Star Football, 4, Home Room Representativew 3, Intramural Champs, 3. MARIORIE MAUPIN 'f l Margie Ambition, to be a success in any field I might attempt. National Honor Society, 4, Home Room Representative. HOWARD MAXSON IAMES MCBRIDE BETTY ANN MCCONNELL ilwindyff Ambition, to live in North's Dreamy Yard. Girl Reserves, 4, Library Club, 2, 3, Riding Club, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 4, Girls Intramural Champs, 3. DARREL MCCORMICK Z! Liqhtnin Ambition? He has none Football, 2, 3, 4, I-Ii-Y, 2, 3, 4, Secretary of Hi-Y, 45 Riding Club, 2, 3, 4, Ivlonoqram Club, 3, 45 Home Room Vice-President, 2, 3, Representative, 4. E ,I IAMES MCDONALD CAROLYN MCGUIRE Mickey Ambition, to be a stewardess. D. O., 3, West Wind Staff, 4, Debate Club 4' Girl Reserves, 3, Dramatic Club, 4, Girls Glee Club, 4. I I WALTER MILES Red Ambition, to be a psychiatrist. Literary Club, 2, ROTC Non-com, 2, 3, Home Room Chaplain, 3, 4, Riding Club, 4, Hi-Y Club, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4, ZEPHYR, Q Ambition, to put more into lite than I take out of Quartet, 4, Tennis, 2, 3, 4, B Team Basketball, 3, Ambition, to graduate. Home Room Officer, 3, 4, Girl Chorus, 4, Music Club, 4, Cheerleader, 4, Homecoming Circulation Manager, 4. CARL EDWARD MILLS Monk it. Mixed Chorus, 3, 4, B Team Football, 2, 3, Riding Club, 3, Boys Glee Club, 4. ELEANOR MILLER V' ,.Miuy., Reserves, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Attendant, 4, Superlative, 3, 4, ZEPI-IYR Statt, 4. ANN MILTON 1 Worthless Ambition, to climb the highest mountain. State Vice-President of T 6- I Club, 4,, Tennis Team, 2, 3, Home Room Representative, 3, 4, Intramurals, 3. Ambition, ROTC, 2, Ambition Ambition, President 1 DORIS MONTGOMERY 1,1 Cunninqham to succeed at something. Ofiice Stati, 2, 4, Riding Club, 4', Girl Reserves, 2, 4, Mixed Chorus, 4, Library Club, 4. RICHARD MOORES ' ,.Doc,. Library Club, l, 2, Home Room Orticer, 2, 3, 4, Safety Patrol, 2, 3. IVY IEAN MULLER Poison to travel in Europe. Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 4, Mixed Chorus, 4, Monitor, 4. FRANK NEWTON MYERS Hspankyu to be an inventor. Riding Club, 4, Safety Patrol, 3, Home Room 3, 4, Representative, 2, Travel Club, l, Superlative, 2, 4, Band l. WILLIAM IOSEPH NEAL Ozark Ike Ambition, to be a hairdresser tpreterably men'sJ, ROTC, 2, 3, 4. II-IAN CAROL O'DONNELL ' Hsunny., Ambition, to go north. National Honor Society, 3, Secretary, 4, Quill and Scroll, 3, Parliamentarian, 4, ZEPHYR Assistant Editor, 3, Co-Editor, 4, Intramural Champs, 3, Secretary, Home Room, 3, Vice-President, 3, Monitor, 4, Library Staff, 2, 3, WOCC, 2, Oriice Staff, 3, 4, West Wind Start, 3, Dramatic Club 4'- Debate Club, 4, spanish Club, 4. ' BETTY .ANN OGILVIE . BELL OWEN Shorty Ambition, to travel around the world. Mixed Chorus, 3, 4, Girl Reserves, 3, 4, Home Room Vice-President, 3, Monitor, 3, 4, West Wind Start, 4, Music Club, 4. GENE C. PEABIGEN ,.IeH.. Ambition, to be successful in lite. ROTC, 2, 3, Boys Glee Club, 4, Choral Club, 4, Office Staff, 4, Mixed Chorus, 4, Travel Club, 2, Music Club, 4. nov PRIMM pf- Primmrose Ambition to make a million dollars. Su erlative 2' Ridin Club 3 4' ZEPI-IYR 1 I3 , 1 Q , 1 1 Staff, 4, Monitor, 4, Hi-Y, 4, Choral Club, 4, Home Room President, 2, 3, Sergeant-at-Arms, 4, Safety Council, 3, Dramatic, Club, 4. IAMES B. RAGAN Rogan II Ambition, to be successful in life. Home Room Representative, 2, D. O., 2, 3, T :St I Club, 2, 3, ROTC, 2. DHNNA BALLS If Smoe Ambition, to be successful in something. Superlative, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 4, West Wind Staff, 4, Girl Reserves, 3, 4, Alternate Cheerleader, 4, Home Room Secretary, 2, Treasurer, 3, 4, Monitor, 4, ZEPHYR Staff, 4. HENRY READ Q, ALBERT LEE REGEN unoqann Ambition, to be another Grumpy. B Team, Basketball, 3, 4, Safety Patrol, 2, Intramural, 3, 4. CLARENCE REYNOLDS lf' ---v. 1.--sf, CAROLYN RICHARDSON WILLIAM KASPER RITTER uKid,, Ambition, to defeat Byron Nelson in golf. ROTC, 2, 3, Monogram Club, 3, Dramatic Club, 2, 3, Vice-President, Riding Club, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer, Golf Team, 2, 3, 4, B Team, Basketball, 3, 4, Intramural Champs, Football, l, 2, Intramural Champs, Softball, l, Home Room President I, 2, 3. MARY ELLEN ROBERTSON GERALD ROGERS .fcurlyn Ambition to become a civil engineer. Riding Club, 4, Monogram Club, 4, Football, Basketball. LOIS IEAN ROSSELL ..IoeY,, Ambition, to be a Powers Model. Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 4, Library Club, 2, 3, Home Room Treasurer, 3, Riding Club, 4, Intramural Champs, 3, ZEPHYR Staff, 4. IAMES MORTON SAGER Rusty Ambition, to be a lawyer. Safety Patrol, l, 2, Safety Council, 2, 3, Literary Club, 2, West Hi-Ho, 2, ROTC, 2, 4, Monitor, 4, National Honor Society, 4, Spanish Club, 4, West Wind Start, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4. IOHN GILMAN SHUMAKER Motor Bike Ambition, to be an electrical engineer. Safety Council, l, 2. 'gl IANE sci-rwmtrz ff-J sl-IIRLEY scnwzosn if IAMES LU'roN sci-IAUB Mummy.. Ambition, to be an inter-atom fission engineer. Home Room Representative, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 3, President, 4, ROTC, 2, 3, Rifle Team, 3, Home Room Ofiicer, 2, 3, Superlative, 3, 4. ANN SHAW IOHN SISK IOAN SMITH usissy.. Ambition, to go to college. Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 4, ZEPHYR Staff, 4, Riding Club, 4, Home Room Secretary, 4, Chaplain, 3, Safety Council, 3, Mixed Chorus, 4, Office Staff, 2, 3, 4, Monitor, 4. ALBERT RICHARD SMITH NRI: Ambition, to be an inter-atom fission engineer. Monogram Club, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Sophomore Class President, 2, Junior Class President, 3, Student Body President, 4, Football, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball Champs, 2, William Hume Candidate, 4, Alternate Captain, Football, 4, All-Star, 4, Phamtom, 3, Ghost Train, 4, Iunior Miss, 4, Superlative, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Ho Staff, 3. THOMAS DIEHI. SMITH ,,Tommy,f Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Riding Club, 2, 4, Home Room Officer, 2, 3, Superlative, 4, West Hi-Ho Staff, 3. CAROLYN STRINGE X ' Hcorky.. Ambition to be an authority on something ill Girl Reserves, President, , , 4 treasurer 3, Literary Club, 2, 3, Riding Club, 3, 4, West Wind Start, 2, 3, 4, 4. 3 ZEPHYR'Stai'I, 4, Dramatic Club, 4, Officer, 4, Debate Club, 4, Monitor, , Home Room Secretary, 3, 4, Treasurer, 2, French Club, 4, Superlative, . DOROTHY SULZBACKER usuzyn V -Y' Ambition, to join the Navy. Tulip Time, 1, Superlative, I, Sewing Club, l, Dramatic Club, 4, Glee Club, 2, 3, Riding Club, 4, Girl Reserves, 4, Spanish Club, 4, lunior Miss, 4. RICHARD TENZEL Lf n. A lw IOYCE THOMAS al, Shorty Ambition to be a designer. Home Room President, 3, Intramural- Basketball, 3, Riding Club, 3, Girl Reserves, 4, Intramural Basketball, 4, Office Stati, 4, Monitor, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 3. CAROLYN TIPTON ,,Tip,. Ambition, to get out of West. Girl Reserves, 2, Riding Club, 2, Home Room Chaplain 3, D. O., 3, Mixed Chorus, 2, -4, MARY FRANCES TYSON L Cricket Ambition, to be a Pan-American stewardess. Dramatic Club, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 4, Riding Club, 4, Band, 3, 4, West Wind Staff, 4. MARY NAOMI VANCE L Shorty Ambition, to be a model. Girl Reserve, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Vice4President, 3, Intramural Champs Captain, 3, Office Start, 3, 4, Safety Patrol, 3, WOCC, 2. LEON VARGAS V Pancho Ambition, to make a million dollars. T Gt I Club, 4, Pan American Club, 4. MERCEDES VARGAS 1 -T Mercha Ambition, to be a social Worker. Spanish Club, 4, Debate Club, 4. VIRGINIA VINSON ,, .,Red., Ambition, to be a housewife. Riding Club, 2, 3, Glee Club, 3, Girl Reserves, 2, 3. LILA WALKER Beechie Ambition, to have an ambition. Girl Reserves, 2, 3, Music Club, 4, Riding Club, 2, 3, French Club, 4, Library Club, 2, 3. SHIRLEY WATSON Shir1 Ambition, to graduate from college, Monitor, 3, 4, Riding Club, 3, 4, Girl Reserves, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 4, Girls Glee Club, 4. l ELSYE WEIL ' f1Homo11 Ambition, to go to college. Dramatic Club, l, Spanish Club, 4, West Wind Staff, 4, ZEPHYR Stafi, 3, 4, West Hi-Ho Start, 2, Monitor, 4, Ouill and Scroll, 3, Secretary, 4, National Honor Society, 3, Parliamentarian, 4, Kiwanis Club Con- test, 3, Literary Club, 2, 3. MARY LOUISE WERNER l Louie Ambition, to be a United Air Line Hostess. Library Staff, 3, Riding Club, 3, 4, West Wind Staff, 4, Spanish Club, 4, Dramatic Club, 4, Intramural Champs, 3. WILMA WEST . Willie Ambition, to live to a ripe old age. WOCC, 2, Quill and Scroll, 4, Art Club, 2, Library Club, 2, 3, West Wind, 2, 3, 4, Exchange Editor, 4, ZEPHYR Start, 4. MILDRED WHITSITT Butterfly Ambition, to be a good secretary. Sophomore Class Treasurer, 2, Dramatic Club, 2, Riding Club, 4, ZEPHYR Staff, 4, Girl Reserves, 2, 4, Office Staff, 4, Library Stafi, 4, Mixed Chorus, 4, Homecoming Attendant, 4, Alternate Cheer- leader, 4, Superlative, 2. BEVERLY WILKES EDGAR WILKERSON MARY ELIZABETH WILSON I' Hubby., Ambition, to be somebody. Safety Council, 2, Home Room Treasurer, 2, Girl Reserves, Sergeant-at-Arms, 3, Secretary-Treasurer, 4, Home Room Vice-President, 3, Dramatic Club, 3, 4, Riding Club, 4, Home Room Representative, 4, Monitor, 4. NANCY LOUISE WILSON Boogie Ambition, to be a great scholar. Girl Reserves, 4, Riding Club, -'l. IACQUELIN E WOLBERG I Iackie i Ambition, to become a millionaire. WOCC, 2, Intramural Basketball, 2, 3, French Club, 4. BILLIE DEAN WRIGHT DOROTHY ANN WRIGHT , D. A. Ambition, to travel. Riding Club, 4, Girl Reserves, 3, 4, Monitor, 4, Superla- tive, 4, Safety Council, 2, Senior Class Secretary, 4, Dramatic Club, 3, 4, Miss West High, 4, D.A.R, Medal. DONALD WRIGHT U HD.. Ambition, to retire at 30. Home Room Treasurer, 2, Riding Club, 2, 3, 4, ROTC, 2, Intramural Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Football, 3, T :St I Club, 3, Vice-President, 4, Home Room Vice-President, 4, Debate Club, 4, D, O., 4. JUNIUHS X N F 7' X X L ? 1 X IN K' I ,, Lowe ml MII-NLTLLX U Rfioverw 6 J Q 34. 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S ponsor JU IllRlIlASS 26 First Row VIRGINIA AKRIDGE VIRGINIA AMOS L SHERRILL ARMIIO f ESTELLE ANSLEY ' HAYWOOD BAINS GRACE BALL j PEGGY BARNES Second Row PATSY BARNETT I HOWARD BARRETT JUANITA BARROW DAVID BEAVER BUD BENSON BETTY BORUM SUE ANN BOULDIN Third Row ED BROWN MAUREEN BROWN ELINOR BUMPAS I MARY BYNUM , THOMAS CARTER BILLY CASE 5 BOBBY CASSELL .Ill llllilll SS First Row ANNE CHAMBERLAIN DOTTIE CIJIARKE Q IOSEPRINE COOK PHYLLIS CORLEISSEN MARIE CULLUM REECY DAVIS ,Y .'7.l. EMILY DIES E .75 C. I, r, Second Row BEVERLY DRESNER - 1- .'..,-ff' IEANNE DURRETT , 5. T. C, PHILIP EDINARDS , IANE FINGER , I Q . LORENE FRY MARY IANE GILBERT ,v:..,, IOANR GLOVER 5-7-c . Third Row BEVERLY GRIFFIN Cf -1- LH BARBARA GOLDBURG . , 1. 1 . JI p '- ANITA GRIGG 5 JOAN GRIZZARD , . IENARD GROSS ,, 9. 1. 9. If 2 LETTIE LOU HABER .iv 'I' IANE HARDY Jll'IllII IZIASS 28 First Row HERBERT HONICK MARY HOWARD -2 - I C. ARTHUR INGERSOLL MARY HELEN IACKSON BARBARA IARMEN ' EVELYN IENKINS LUM IENKINS 1 Second Row DICK JONES ' KATHERINE JONES T TO ANN IUSTICE BILLY LAWRENCE A TOHN LEE ' 5. K O. MADELINE LIPSCULTZ HMMY LINEBAUGH Third Row JEAN LOCKE ' JIMMY MCCAUL D1 Slq . ROBERT MCCORMICK DOROTHY MCGONIGAL CLAUDINE MCWHORTER HANAH MAIER ETHEL MICHAELS .Ill IllRElASSI 29 First Row EDGAR MITWEDE IEAN NICHOLSON JANE PADGETT 4' 1,,',.E.. IO ANN PARSONS PEGGY PATE BEVERLY PATTON 6- 73 C. LEROY PERRY BETTY PIRTLE 4 .,8f 77 Second Row PATTIE PURYEAR ' L-54-Th IAMES ROBINSON IULIA RUTLEDGE BILL SMITH MARY ANNE SMITH GEORGE SPRY ROY TOMPKINS ' Third Row MARTHA WEBB x ORO BELL WILHELM LILLIAN WILLIS ELLEN WILSON ,f VDONALD WITT DOUGLAS WITT X. CAROL ZEIGLER JU IURIII SS 30 SUPHUMUHES f 3 W Q' Adqx If V MX N V1 bwNE,L....1W fl W 1 S0 Charlie Daugheriy, Blanche Benneh, Miss H. Anderson, Ioyce Forehand, Floyd Chandler. 0 F F I C E Il S FLOYD CHANDLER .... ..,. P residenl CHARLIE DAUGHERTY. .. ..... Vice President IOYCE I-'OREHAND ,,,., .... S ecretury BLANCHE BENNETT .... 4.,.. T reusurer MISS H. ANDERSON. , . ...,. Sponsor 32 PHIIMIIIH MASS First Row BETTE ADAMS 7 1 BILL ALDER M ROBERT M. BAKER LANE BATES SARA BATTS Q BETTY BENDER L BLANCI-IE BENNETT WALTER BIFFLE Second Row IRVING BLOCK 1. z. 13. IOYCE BROWN MOLLY BROWN VI BILLY BURTON BETSY CAMPBELL ,L loo, 4. SI-IIRLEY CI-IAMBERLAIN BERNICE CH-IN jf I 0 47 . DOROTHY COLSON Third Row LESLIE CRAM IOHN CURRIER NANCY DENNISON WILLIAM DePIERRI LA NELLE DEES DONA SUE DINKINS IERRY DOOCHIN Q, MILDRED EDISON pi - .. I SIIPHIVIIRI l,lA3 33 Q' A4 O 1 First Row BILLY EGGLESTON ,L HARRY ENGLERT f'- .1 1. DICKY ESKIND BETTY ANN FARMER VL SYLVIA FARRELL i CECILLE FALKNER .5 DELYN FLOURNEY 4 BETTY FRIEDMAN f fl .4 Second .Row JACK GRADY ,V TOE GRISWOLD 'MYRA HACKERMA ' , , . n,,nf.,4 a CLARA I-IADLEY MILDRED HARLISO 011-79 IACK HARRIS .lf PHIL HENDERSON JOHN HERMANN ff Ni 6 Third Row SAMUEL HIRSHBERG 1?-Z. 0 . MARILYN HOGUE BETTY HOOVER V1 ANN IVIE ,L E-Fc - ED IAMES A 1' SARA IENNINGS MARY LOUISE IOHNSON ROY IUVIK SIIPHIIIVIIIIH CLASS 34 .ci o First Row BILL KRENR ANN LANCASTER Ig' L,,.fTC. SALLY LEAVER E- Z 6 . RITA LEFFLER 9, IRVIN LEVINSON f BEATRICE LEVY BARBARA LONGCRIER RAY MRCDONALD IIPHUIVIIIH Second Row MARGARET MCKINLE ANN MATLOCK ,fy RUTH MOORES Uuniorl BILL NIXON DORSEY PARKS Y DOUGLASS PARTEE In ED PASCHALL ' EVELYN RAINES H ' 1 f , 4 .R 35. I -li A 7.' If ' ffl' .r I, . ., t ,, I 1 1 Third Row MARGARET RICHARDSON . , .... 'flu 1. of 1 PHYLLIS RITTER J ' DOROTHY ROGERS CAROL RUTHERFORD IOE RUTLAND BILLY RYAN pl MARVIN SCI-YNARTZ ' 'I - L- SX. BARBARA SELIGMAN EHASS If .Q First Row IOHN SIMMONS BOB SMITH CAROL SMITH ' Uuniorb A NATALIE SALINSKY 7? 'L LLL? ALVIN STILLMAN 9-Z n. RUTH STOKEY 1 ' ERIEDA SUGARMAN BOBBY SULLIVAN Second Row IANE SWAIN 4 -B-7T CHARLES THOMAS BETTY THOMPSON MARY LOU THORNTON GERALDINE TROTTER WALLACE TYSON NANCY WALKER IEAN WARD Third Row CHARLES WHITE NANCY WHITE EMILY WILLIAMSON I-IADLY WILLIAMS GLENERE WOLFE 5- 77 CQ . BOBBIE ANN WRIGHT HELEN WRIGHT E' SIIPHIIMIIIII Cl SS 36 FHESHIVIEN X N X xx X X X ,194 4 4 7 13 W, 4, ,V X QOLFQP . X 4 Www u L ' xc' :4 fi D X X Iames Swack, Marie Lillard, Lewis Hibbeils, Mrs. Blazer, Elizabeth Calvin. UFFICERS LEWIS HIBBITS ..,. , . . ..... President IAMES SWACK ..,. .... V ice President ELIZABETH CALVIN ,... ..., S ecreiary MARIE LILLARD ..,. ,..,. T recsurer MRS. BLAZER .,,, .... S ponsor FHESHMA Ill SS 38 I if HIISHMA MASS IOHN BARROW ANN BARTON f - ,.,,' ROBERT BASSINE IRVING CHERRY ANNETTE sums f'0:7 IOHN EDWARDS IOHN FANT TOMMY FINLEY ROBERT GARBER MARVIN GLENN GEORGE GUY SALLY HERMANN LOUIS HIBBITS DOUGLAS IENKINS A BETTY KORNMAN Q' BETTY LEE :v ' PATRICIA MCCABE 5 - - PEGGY MELTON PATSY MOORE LOUISE MORRIS CHARLES NEWCOMER SYD PIGUE - EDITH PLUMLEE CAROL SHAINBERG YOUNG SHIRK 'T ' ' -Q +I LIBBY SPITZ IAMES SWACK ROSEMARY TAYLOR OOTAVIS WILSON PEGGY ZAGER P' ' MARTIN ZEITLIN R Miss Murray, Octavia Wilson, Rosemary Taylor, Irving Cherry. DFFICIERS WILL ALLEN SMITH ..... President U IRVING CHERRY .,.. . . ,Vice President OCTAVIA WILSON. . . . . . . Secretary ROSEMARY TAYLOR .... .... T reasurer MRS. MURRAY . . . . . . Sponsor JII IDR HIISH SCHIIIH 40 First Row: Beck. Caplan. Cohen. Schwartz. Block, Lockenbach, Mcxqid, Kanter, Hirshberq, Kleeman. Glcssman. Reed. Ballentine. Second Row: Blackwood. Windmiller, Iohnson. Diamond. Davidson. Haynes, White. Tipton. Norris, Wilson, Tiesler, Maxson. Murf. Third Row: Littlefield, Davis. Zaqgr. Dawson. Young, Batson, Hirshberq. Chamberlain, Ryschen, Smith. Enqlert. McCan1ess. Iohnson, Guy. Holt. All. EVE HISRAIIE , . J.. , . 11:1 n:'nAn Firs1t Rovg Dcgxiel Crouch, Bowers. McKinney. Coh5n..N?rkce, Fuqua, Thompson. Slate. Second Row: . -0- le-'fl . Lf- ' ' , 'r-nl .nc 1-Ag Ginsberg, Delhndqe. I?9ht Engng, Brown, Boyce, Suiter. Barto, W1lson, Schwartz. Cgauch. Blum. Third Row: Durham. Dufrott. Kiine. MCP.-Igei-son'.EggJ1eman, Iackson, Jackson. Ienkins. C:am. Cggicegn Thgfnasrwilliamsog. Sh afnpe xg. GBX Wm ,ig X fl' xx W .,.. ,ff,gs. -..A. fu .Q- IIEIIIIIATIII ?E3'?fiRJEt With all due respect We dedicate the sports section of our Zephyr to the man with the hoe and the man with the whip. Together they have given our school sports renown, and one of the best lighted fields in the state, to say nothing of Striclcland's victory record. They have given glo- riously of their time and effort. Dr. Yarbrough, Coach Strickland, accept now the thanks of those who have played and are yet to play under the West High uniforms. H COACH STRICKLAND . 99 Q Qt DR. YARBROUGH Q -S .4 'u .5 n 43 THE SQUAD THE Hlllllt l know you, for whom this onnucrl is for, do not need o written occount of ectch gome, but iust GS morny pictures cts possible to bring bcrck memories: Lorwerence through the line, Adcock cmd Atkinson going up for those posses, Moson throwing thot block. l'll be os brief os possible: here ore the highlights: Boyce Smiths Yellow lgckets come down to let us torste the sting of defeot on our dedi- ccrtion. The toughest breok or tecrm could horve turned cr victory to defeott. A ninety-nine ycrrd run by Dumwright of Cohn just os we knocked crt the gotes of victory! Our line won its merit os we bottled MBA to o U-U decrdlock. Goining new determincr- tion from the contest, we were now ripe for victory-Moson joined the frgy, corset ond crll. After being outployed for the first horlf we ll Sl S0 socked borck to d 19-12 win over Centrcrl under our beorutiful floodlights-Lcrwerence leod the tollying. My Gosh, they're big! The Blue ond Grey mochine now reolly begins to roll os we begt the big, ond I don't use the word loosely, North Ydnks. Very much of the credit goes to Cooch for relieving the locker room ten- sion. Still ccrrrying cr grudge orgctinst Hillsboro for the defeot of l943 we smothered the Burros 26-6, which mode us orll feel regl worm inside. Mcrson wcrs injured egrly in the Qgme. How very pretty our Homecoming Queen looked gs we bctrely beott the jinx to send Litton to or 20-13 defeort. A reol good porode terminoting in C1 bonfire upped the spirit of the lorys. A slight prctyer for revenge in the future. Clarksville invited us up, fed us poke chops and then proceeded to beat us 28-O in a swimming meet. Perhaps our best performance of the year was against the powerful Ryan T formation. Alternating between a seven and an eight man line, West held a l3-O advantage until the last half. We'll all remember the sus- pense of those extra points. Ryan sparked in the last half to gain a l3-l3 tie. With Richard Smith taking over as captain we dealt our traditional cross town rivals a severe defeat. With touchdowns by Mason, Adcock, Cortner, we climaxed a spirited sea- son. For the statistics, the schedule follows: CAPTAIN BILL HlIlIIlAll SIIHHIIHE West Og Springfield l3 West 75 Cohn l3 West Og MBA. U West l9p Central 12 West 14 5 North 6 West West West West West FIRST STRING Litton Hillsboro Clarksville Ryan I East H UW THATYIIII M! ll!! Il One, two, three, kick-who ever heard of a line shitting-sweat, dust, more sweat, and lots more dust-Blood! mine Gawcl!-what a crowd! O. K. boys, just three weeks' time so really bear down. First day-Mason can't take it- rnoonlight practices-Mason's in the hospi- tal, oh no. The quiet that overcame us all when we learned of Donald Webb's death. Everybody Wanting to say something to Ronald at the funeral-he didn't have to wrap 'ern so tight -I'm nervous-my toes turning blue- Fox is still in there -warming up under new lights-but they can't win-I'rn going horne- No Drumwright catch en -How in the hell did that happen-Let's don't ever hold our heads up-not around Atkinson's end. Go get em', Bill-in the back field-Tighten M r, ,.,W,J,,M up your corset strings, Iohnny-Well, we held them- Atta boy, Lawrence! Tornado was just a big blow!--Capt. Bill wins a toss- What happened to all the towels-What's that blonde doing on the bus-Atkinson cor- ner-North locker roorn- but it was mine -Cexcept from Coach's joke- l'll just skate oft, thanks l-That's what you get for stick- ing your head out the window- throw it - water, water -not another scrimmage- just a couple of laps- Linebaugh, get back on side -Can't that Mayes go?-you mean that's all we get to eat?-it's still raining- Splosh! cold wet mud in your eye-cold showers-Ain't Ryan going to be surprised- Was it good!! bring your blankets, boy- the way the Alma Mater sounde as we rounded the curve for the last ti -letters- My Q r W'W ,, fmnm ,H ,,r..,:xvz'w.ssGK:.f:m:m'e:r'nwwtw1'avn,xp'nyM1hmwszwaasmms+s!ewmsss'.s'N.rt- - - f - - f - K - ,- ,J Q r fa I 1 4 . L - A . 5' k my 4 'P ifxfff A wg et , my --5 M22 -erm S K Q 5122: - 53 -. 'Ef'j,I,,ZfZ,j2f'ij:,, :3:SEQI1QEQE.:5IiI:Q'IZIIEZ'E:Efl E :gZ1' E ' .K W' ' .-.-.E Q , . . ,.. .,..,.,.,...-,.,,.5:':, '-,:5j:' V X :5.55::E:4.,..5Eg: ,K , ,.,. 5 . I agile, , - - - 2 ji 3 L f A. Ww?5WfaZf ., in EUHR fL,iW..Q,,?f? - U V . ' T Q ZZTTQV 1 wwf mmm I . EJ .: QQIW S Lf A fb M394 ' 4'Sf Q I was vm Hsggbf' aww 2227 wi 5:51 H W ff'if5I:3f1.. A 2 Y lm ' E fr- 252: wr QQ QS: n OOPS! THE SCATER . , ' WHQ GETS THE BALL? ,. In rl 1 1 P UGLY OR BRUTE 1 BLUE BUTCHER CURLEY . . D 1 ' a WHAT A PAIR! MEATBALL 6. MESSIE BESSIE 48 f , Nj A , W C4 E W Sig f K? 'H W WJ, , g gilbh x ,A 4 Wm. 1 Ra: , V I 5, 6 , ww: sf ,.gwg4Q K ' W J .Sibw ,m , ww 5 W' ff M .,.., I A WM 2 2 24? ' . .:.: fd . ', iv' 9 is , A lv 4 Q f , , . . MMI . 31 1 Q 9. A ff .ff J .Ng 5 ' gf um! s LJ fa 5Qf2'13'Af'3? I1 Q Q X, xx 32 BSKHB ll SlIHtlllllt West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West Howard . North . . . Hillsboro Lipscomb East ,,., Ryan . . 4 Cohn . , . M.B.A. .. Howard . East ..,. Lipscomb Ryan . . . M.B.A. ,. Hillsboro North . . . Cohn . , . 50 K' Lv x 5 .... Q? iwwg Q ,,,,.-wa 4 ,ww c 3,-,aw . :WW Q 4 I., as M NQH' if Q 1 4 A , - Q, ':-- v, nvlvv ab :II Mmggaw ,x A Z W lk Au, 6 2 it Q ww CH MPSAIJAI For the second time West has climbed to the pinnacle of basketball success, and climaxed the school's most spectacular year with the state championship. A season highlighted by stellar performers and record smashing team work. As a pre-season favorite, we trav- eled a rough and hotly contested race to capture the lnterscholastic trophy-one more such victory gains the coveted award as permanent property of West End High- West lost only two games through- out the year, to Ryan and to Cohn in the Ryan gym, and then continued through the tournament undefeated. Playing such high caliber basket- ball that most ot the clubs were downed by comfortable margins, West successively won the district, unit, regional and state crowns. Averaging 47 points per tilt in the tournaments, Adcock, Moneypenny and Lawrence were named all-state, but egual honor goes to the two level-headed defensively minded guards, Mason and Mayes. lust a paragraph to Billy l-loe Ad- cock, who is undoubtedly the best all-round high school cager ot the last decade. I-le is a two year all- stater, who will remain among the greatest of West l-ligh's greatest. 53 wwf ,gf Jzfzgsiiiy .g'Sagy5, ily ,4 15 5 1? 2:2fff::.-giTi?5,:: -I-.:.': z- ':j 2:'f:s:-2: :X 'L , in iw wwf. ,J M sf W W vf 5 N W 3 W ' E 3 Sl FEATURES ly' Q4' f 7 4 L! X QWN , Q -..., ut b CK?-3 v K ,I . 1 ' -.Q . 1 y O -SLQ-T51 X gwyi. - K , Q S 1 xg - , 4 g 1. q 1 Q., X 1, b. Y Q ! Z S v 1 K ? ,F X 2 x x ,, - 'i Z A x ? l 5 1 l X 2 . rf CJ E 9 X E N ?:2iQ:E,'J!' Q W ,'.:ff::-:4zL,.x u X X . is-s-'ffif-:fa-11+1:'a-H11 . P 'Q''f'i-H54-1231-siaifeiif R X ' .-... v.. on 'f.' zu 1, n 4.f:l:!Q:!::'1?:5-11. N l ' W - X J L 5 xx ii 1 2 5 , I ' E 3 .1 5, Bobby Cortrier and Eleanor Miller- At every school function you'll see these two: Richard Smith and Dorothy Ann Wright- This couple is tops in all that they do. Overton Lea and lane Lepley- In senior dignity they play leading roles: George Bates and Barbara levvell- This pair seem most likely to reach their goals. Sllllllll Frank Leave-ll and Patsy lones- School Spirit and pep these kids have got: Billy loe Adcock and Dorothy Frank- They boast school fame as an accurate shot. Darrel McCormick and Mil- dred Bethshares- You always hear hubba wherever they pass: Tewky Booth and Evelyn Coker- Their bright personalities shine first in the class. ,u Iimmy Shaub and Donna Lee Rails- There's a friendly smile tor each person they see: Tommy Smith and Betty Io Atchley- Their witty remarks turn sorrow to glee. Luttrell Thomas and Mary Lou Box- T ese two are reserved. and a little bit shy: Frank Myers and Wayne Hammond- The neatness oi this pair catches your eye. W... tlu, Inn W1-iylat MISS WEST HISH K MISS AVERAGE WEST HIGH Alice Allen was chosen to be the typical West Hi Co-ed in a contest held in December. The contest was sponsored by the West Wind, and compiled the descriptions, likes, and dislikes of all the Iunior and Senior girls. Alice was the most suited to the average. Alice is cr brunette. 5' 3 tall and weighs 112 pounds. She likes fried chicken, lemon chiffon pie, Harry Iames, Iune Allyson and Gene Kelley. V ZaAt Will and Tutament We, the class of '46 of West End High School, being of sound mind Cat least before becoming a member of the Zephyr staftl and body, do declare this to be our last will and testament, in such manner as follows: Article I. We, the seniors, bestow all the happiness, trials, and tribulations of being upperclassmen to the unsuspecting juniors of same school. Article II. Certain individuals wish to be- queath the following items to the undergrad- uates: We, BOBBY CORTNER, RICHARD MOORES, and TOMMY SMITH, leave our membership in the Hawk Club to BILLY LAWRENCE and any other person who feels willing to accept the responsibility of a true Hawk, I, MILTON CARNEY, do hereby bequeath my diplomatic abilities Iapple polishingl to NANCY WHITE. We, GEORGE LINEBAUGH and HENRY READ, leave for a prolonged visit with our Uncle . . . Ah! I, BILLY IOE NEAL, do hereby leave my comb and brush to BOBBY AKERS for that smooth, manly, well-groomed look! We, IAMES BALLENTINE, IOHN SISK, BILL RITTER, HARRY FRITH, and EUGENE BARTO, leave our places of honor in the Faq Forum to DEWITT BELTON and BILL SMITH, feeling certain they will keep up its prestige. We, NELL CARNEY and SARA BREWER, leave our swing and sway down the hall to DORSEY PARKS Cshe needs itll. We, DARRYL MCCORMICK and FRANK MYERS, leave in our limosines C?l in hopes they will last until we can invest in a jeep. We, LUTTRELL THOMAS, TOMMY DON- NER, IEAN CAROL O'DONNELL, and MAR- IORIE BIRCHER, bequeath our brains to the biology classes to see if they can determine what makes them tick. We, PINNEY and SMITH, BETHSHARES and BOOTH, GILL and LOVELL, BOONE and BENNETT, MAUPIN and MASON, and LIGHTMAN and LIGHTMAN, positively re- fuse to leave each other, so will leave to- gether. I, ELINOR CPOLLYJ MILLER, leave my man troubles to anyone who has the courage to figure them out. I, NANCY CORNELIUS, leave a book of air mail stamps to anyone else who has a man in Hawaii. We. OVERTON LEA, IODY FULLERTON and PATSY IONES, leave our always wrong' alarm clocks to the repair man. We, BILLY IOE ADCOCK and DONALD WRIGHT, leave our ability to charm Ward Belmont lassies to any guy who will keep the trade secrets. We, D. A. WRIGHT and GERALD ROG- ERS, leave to build a vine-covered cottage and establish a Chicken Farm. CTea for Twoll We, DOROTHY SULZBACKER and ELLA IORDAN, bequeath our giggles and gossip to the Iunior High girls. I, BETTY ANN OGILVIE, leave taking mv humor and jokes with me. IThank goodnessll We, EVELYN COKER and IANE LEPLEY, gladly leave the lunchroom tables in as big a mess as we found them. We, IENNY GRAHAM and BELL OWEN. leave Miss Matthews to future entomalogists. We, BOB BRUECK and FRANK LEAVELL, leave our positions on the cheering squad with a sigh of relief. I, BOBBY IONES, leave my stripes and whistle with hopes that I shall never have to don khaki again! I, EWING FRAZIER, leave my white sad- dle shoes and a bottle of Griffin Iplugll to CARL PINNEY. I, PEGGY DU PRE, leave the West Wind coming out a few days late. I, MARY FRANCES TYSON, leave that certain something to anyone who needs it. We, ANNE SHAW, IEAN ROSSELL, IOAN SMITH, CHARLES MADER and KENNETH BUMPAS, leave our quiet manner to those two angels IIMMY LINEBAUGH and IIM- MY ROBINSON. I, IEAN HAMILTON, depart in my car with smoke and females pouring out the windows. I, IERRY DAVIS, leave my love for identifi- cation bracelets to IANE FINGER. I, ALBERT REGEN, leave my spicy stories to BOB BURGESON in order that next year will not be dull. I, IAMES MCBRIDE, leave my right hook and fancy footwork to EUGENE ALBRIGI-IT. of the C1444 0 1946. .. I, BILLY HENDERSON, leave the problems of the tall lad the found it lonesome all alone up in the stratospherel to FREDDY VINCENT. I, IEANETTE F UOUA, leave a hundred Blue Horse ,Notebook Covers to DICK IONES as a last resort for graduation. We, WALTER MILES, SALLY CARNA- HAN, BARBARA FERRELL, and IANE BUT- TERFIELD, leave our flaming tresses to MISS SOYD, having found them too hot to han- e. I, ALICE ALLEN, leave my typical tastes to the future BOBBY SOXERS of this Sainted Alma Mater. I, GILIVIAN SCHUMAKER, would leave my bicycle but fear it may come in handy. We, GEORGE BATES and IIMMY SHAUB, leave M172 of our mathematical genius to ROY TOMKINS and CANNON MAYES Ctake over, MISS HARRISl. I, KENNETH GROOMS, leave my Scarlet Glow makeup to MARY IANE GILBERT. I, RUSSELL TWINKLE TOES HUGHES, leave in hopes of succeeding ARTHUR MUR- RAY in tripping the light fantastic. I, WAYNE HAMMOND, leave my band box appearance to ANNE LITTLE. We, BETTY BROWN, CARL MILLS, BOB BALDRIDGE and PAUL DINKINS, leave MISS O'CALLAHAN Without a song. I, IIM MEATBALL FOX, leave to join MESSIE BESSIE. We, ELSYE WEIL, MARY LOUISE WER- NER and WILMA WEST, leave our dropped stitches and balls of yarn to BEVERLY GRIF- FIN and REECY DAVIS to keep future classes as noisy as they have been in the past. We, ANN MILTON, CAROLYN TIPTON, GRACE HELEN BEASLEY, JAMES BELLAMY and IIMMY RAGAN, leave the D. O. classes with pockets that Iingle langle Iinglef' I, DAVID BEAVER, leave my dam. I, BETTY COKER, leave the Dramatic Club to TEDDY NUNES and SHAKESPEARE. I, RICHARD TENZEL, bequeath my ability to pester anyone and everyone to BUGS BUNNY. I, DOROTHY GRIGSBY, leave my petite looks and manner to Glenere Wolfe. We, ANN CRAIG, LIBBY GRAF, MILDRED WHITTSETT, CAROLYN RICHARDSON, IACKIE WALBURG and IVEY IEAN MULLER, bequeath our package of Gertie's Golden Glow to the gentlemen who prefer blonds. We, MARY ELLEN ROBINSON and BETTY ANN MCCONNELL, leave our lovely smiles to Ipana. I, CAROLYN STRING, leave my southern drawl to MISS DEMBSKY. I, DONNA RALLS, leave MISS AUSBAN with fond memories and deep regret. We, LIBBY WILSON and DORIS MONT- GOMERY, leave the halls of West without our friendly presence. I, RALPH COHN, leave my sketches of Mickey Mouse on my notebook cover with hopes of helping Petty draw calendars. I, IACK HOBBS, bequeath the Zephyr Cgentle breeze? which has seemed like a Hurricane Cfurious breezel to me! I, BOBBY SHARP, leave my P. C. schedule to anyone who has the brains and who hates to get up in the morning. tTell us, how'd you pull those strings, BOBBY?l I, NAOMI VANCE, leave my height to SONYA KANTER. l, IIMMY LEVOY, leave my box of Wheaties to SUPERMAN. I, ALBERT IARRET, simply leave- I, SHIRLEY IOHNSON, leave English Lit- erature as far behind me as possible. We, SHELIA BARSKIN and TI-IELMA LA- PIDUS, leave our good-looking clothes to the French Relief CMiss Battle please notell I, ANN GILES, leave to become head nurse in a large hospital. I, BILL BLACKFORD, leave hoping to own the Newspaper Printing Corporation, some- day! Article III. We, the Willmakers, bequeath our dulled pencils, brain fragments, and nervous breakdowns to the poor unfortunate persons to follow in our footsteps with sin- cere pity and a box of aspirin. Article IV. We, the seniors, leave-our hearts full of regret-with thanks to Dr. Yar- brough, the faculty and the student body! Witnessed by: Donna Ralls Patsy Iones Evelyn Coker Olga Finney Prophecy of C1444 of 1946 Leave us face it, members of the senior class of 19463 time is time and Time Marches On, so let us sashay into the future and see what the year 1956 has in store for the most outstanding senior class of 1946. It is New Year's Eve, and as we approach the en- trance of Peeping Tom Smith's Hawk Club for a gala evening, our cab door is opened by none other than JACK DORMAN, the doorman, who pushes us inside where those two cute hatcheck girls, BETTY COKER and JOYCE THOMAS, relieve us of our hats and coats. JAMES BELLIOUS, the headwaiter, courteously shoves us to our table. Scarcely have we given our order to the waiter, who we discover to be Flaming Red WAL- TER MILES: when the lights grow dim and we see none other than the M. C. himself, A. RICHARD SMI'TH, who introduces that famous band leader, HENRY OVER- STREET Water Boy BOOTH, Jr. HENRY, accompanied by his charming, hysterical bride, MILDRED Oueenie BETI-IS'HARES, really sends us with his saxophone ren- dition of The White Cliffs of Dover. Suddenly we hear the wild screams of the D. M. F. C. CDARREL MCCORMICK Fan Clubl, and Frankie him- self steps to the mike. On recovering from our swoons we look up to see a row of shapely appendages. It is the chorus line, led by the queen, OLGA FINNEY, who is followed closely by those beauties, ALICE ALLEN, BETTY JO ATCHLEY, MARY JANE BUTTERFIELD, WAYNE HAMMOND, JEAN HAMILTON and JODY FULLERTON. At a ringside table, gazing goggle-eyed at the bevy of beauties, we find DAVID Eager BEAVER, panting Passionate RICHARD MOORES and such suave Casanovas as BILLY JOE ADCOCK, WILLIE RITTER, DONALD WRIGHT, and JIMMY SI-IAUB. The climax of this charming exhibition is a bubble dance by Butter- fly WHITSITT and DORIS MONTGOMERY. No sooner have they reached the center of the stage however, than they dash screaming to the wings, having spied AL- BERT REGEN loping across the floor grasping a hat pin. After pushing our eyes back in their sockets we let our gaze wander to the dance floor, and there we see the grocery store magnet, HAROLD LOVELL, leading the conga line with his wife, SARA GILL. Also prominent in the line of dancers is that world-renowned dancing instructor, RUSSELL Twinkle-toes HUGHES, who has as his partner the ravishing beauty, SHIRLEY BROWNE. At a table which commands a view of the whole floor, we spy GEORGE BATES and OVERTON LEA who are owner and society editor, respectively, of that widely-read New York paper, The Daily Weekly. Mr. Bates and Mr. Lea are being joined by the well-known bachelor trio, MYERS, HIERS, and BRUECK. Frank and Bill are still managing to keep one jump ahead of the female horde, but it is rumored that Dr. Brueck fauthor of the best seller, Four Years Behind the Scalpel J has fallen for a blonde nurse. Wishing to find out the latest dope on high society, we join this distinguished group. Overton has the follow- ing information to disclose: TOMMY DONNER and LUTTRELL THOMAS will meet in Madison Square Garden to decide the heavyweigh. championship of the world. Luttrell is given a slight edge over Tommy because he has been under the strict training of JAMES BALLENTINE and EUGENE BARTO who have just concluded their vigorous campaign to prohibit the manufacture of cigarettes in the U. S. SALLY CARNAHAN, eminent painter, has just fin- ished her masterpiece The Last Rose of Summer. Her model for the picture Was SHIELA BARSKIN. Since Ziegfeld died the owner and manager of the show are JOHNNY MASON and GERALD ROGERS and you can guess who are the stars of the Follies of '56-- MARJORIE MAUPIN and D. A. WRIGHT, naturally. The show also features such beauties as: JEAN CARROL O'DONNELL, JEAN ROSSELL, BETTY ANN OGILVIE, JEAN BARNES, LOIS ASHFORD, and ANN CRAIG. JANE LEPLY has recently taken over the editorship of the fashion magazine. Her staff consists of such liter- ary geniuses as ANN GILES, JENNY GRAHAM, BELL OWEN, CAROLYN RICHARDSON, IACKY WOLBERG. LILA WALKER, EVA JEAN BIFFLE, BETTY BUCHANAN, ANN HODGE, and ANN SHAW. The artist for this fashionable magazine is JAMES DANIELS and he has as models those curvacious cuties, DONNA LEE RALLS, PATSY JONES, and LIBBY GRAF. FRANK DILLARD, PAUL DINKINS, and ALBERT JAR- RAT have risen to first place on the list of Grand Old Opry favorites. Overton tells us that the forthcoming Olympic meet will find BILL BLACKFORD, HARRY FRITH, JIMMY RAGAN, and CLARENCE REYNOLDS competing for the title World's Champion Pool Shark. ROY PRIMM and JIMMY FOX are currently engaged in a heated legal battle to determine which one shall rightfully be called Meatball. Attorneys for Roy are MORTON SAGER, BOBBY SHARP, JOHN SISK and GIL- MAN Sl-IUMAKER. immy is represented by the firm of BORING, BUMPAS, CARNEY and CO1-IEN. Playboy BOBBY 'Woman Killer CORTNER, having worked his way through his first wife's fortune, is now casting about for someone to support him for the next ten years. MARJORIE BIRCI-IER, brilliant psychiatrist, is trying to ease ELSYE WEIL's mental strain caused by her inde- cision as to which college she should attend. Also in Mariorie's appointment book are to be found MARY FRANCES TYSON and VIRGINIA VINSON who are half-crazy over the prospect of being old maids. Mar- jorie is ably assisted by her capable nurses, MARY LOU ARNOLD, JANE SCHWARTZ, CAROLYN TIPTON, JERRY DAVIS, and JEWELL BROWN. BETTY BROWN, CARL MILLS and BOBBY BALDRIDGE are currently starring in the Metropolitan Opera, We hear their interpretation of Carmen is really hot. After thanking Overton for his gab about the old gang we return to our table. The clock is just striking twelve and fond memories of the lunch periods in the good old days at West are brought to our minds as we are en- gulfed in the mad surge of celebration. Cutting Cqperg with the crowd we see such demure individuals as JEAN DORIS GOLDMAN, who is standing on BETTY BRODNAX's shoulders, singing Auld Lang Syne a, the top of her lungs. The excitement of the evening is over now, so we bid a fond farewell to the Hawk Club and its owner and wander out into the cold, bleak streets. On the corner a few blocks down is a newspaper stand, and a lonely bedraggled figure is huddled there in the cold. As we draw closer we realize that it is a woman, who looks faintly familiar. Peering into her face we recognize PEGGY DUPRE, who was editor of the West Wind in her more prosperous days. Peggy tells us that her husband, EDGAR WILKERSON, left her with six children to support, so we flip her a dime fa new one too, with F. D. R. on the frontll and meander down the street to a sign which says Maxson's Mar- velous Midnight Munchies. We stumble in, brace our- selves with a cup of coffee and flip open the paper to glance at the latest news. At the top of the front page, in two inch letters fheadlines in other wordsl we find the startling proclamation HLINEBAUGH' MUST BE STOPPEDV' Upon further examination it is discovered that GEORGE LINEBAUGH, public enemy No. l, has committed another atrocity. It seems that stool pigeon JIM LEVOY falias The Lip j was being held in, the county jail, and squealed on his own gang, whereupon KENNETH GROOMS, BILLY Stzingbean McPole HEN- DERSON, and BOBBY JONES were sent to rub him out. District Attorney JOHN L. MYERS said that the police have surrounded the hideout of this desperate gang of criminals and all women and children are warned to stay indoors. Having exhausted the supply of news about this hideous turn of events, we focus our gaze upon the articles in smaller print-one discloses that BARBARA FERRELL and BARBARA JEWELL are running against each other for election to the Senate. The sports page plays up the big prize fight of the year. Contender for the title is, of course, HERBY HONICK, whom we all knew When. Also in the realm of sports is mentioned ANN MILTON who is the tennis champ in the United States. Ann de- feated ANNA MAI JONES in the finals and we expect that she will go on to even greater heights in this field. In the classified section fdon't you just love the ads?l there is a three-column spread which says, Ladies, Face a Better Future With a Better Face! Come to LIGHTMAN :St LIGHTMAN Beauty Shoppe. This place seems to have possibilities, for on the staff of beauty counselors are found such professionals as JOAN SMITH, CAROLYN STRINGE, DOROTHY GRIGSBY, and MARY ELLEN ROBERTSON. The manicurist is ELLA JORDAN, pedicurist BETTY ANN KENNEDY. ON the back page of the paper is a big ad for the new circus that's wowing the country. Its owners are FRANK LEAVELL, JACK HOBBS, and BILLY JOE NEAL. The success of the circus rests on the shoulders of its many and brilliant entertainers such as NAOMI VANCE and NELL CARNEY, the midgets, SHIRLEY WATSON, the tight-rope walker, CAROLYN MCGUIRE and IVY JEAN MULLER, bareback riders, MARY LOUISE WER- NER and BETTY ANN MCCONNELL, lion tamers, and of course the clowns, EWING FRAZIER, JAMES BELLA- MY and AHRON LUCAS. The poor newspaper is almost in shreds, by now, so we look down the counter to see if anyone of interest has come into the greasy little lunch room. Guess who is sitting there with her suitcase in one hand and bags under her eyes, none other than JEANETTE FUOUAI As you probably know, she has been following Char- ley around from port to port for lol these many years. Knowing that Jeanette has been to all parts of the world, we settle down for a nice long conversation about the members of the old gang that she encountered on her extensive travels. Jeanette tells us that on passing through Reno she saw ELEANOR MILLER on one of her annual visits to this fair city of separation. Last seen, Lizzy was trying to avoid the mad throng of male admirers. At an obscure African port she ran into EVEL.YN COKER and HENRY READ, who went there to educate the Pygmies, having run out of other crazy things to do. They seem to be very happy, and only a little homesick. NANCY CORNELIUS, owner of a Phi Beta Kappa key, is conducting a lecture tour in Europe. Heaven only knows what she's lecturing about. Well, dear friends, the dawn is breaking now, and we must hurry home to make our New Year's Resolu- tions. Before we depart, however, we want to wish for you a bright and happy future, not at all like what we have predicted here. I The Prophets We, The Class of '46 Bill The Class of '47 WEL UMM AIITIVIHES T N MKEKES 51 151 X bob YI 0 Gu . q -X., U 4.f',s.4 y X ,A 'cuff Nw A2 1 - .::ifwe ' W ' '---we , ,li'o's9s' N- 5 0 ,0 ,p.QSN fri f - X 5 9 P eq' 's I -, ' GUI f 02 vp. .. W 'Yxnx X ' 307 X Qyln IQLXI Q Eg' N... Q X . , 04 Q .- f fQL2f ie Z I ' 'VG , X 5. ' ,. Richard Smith, lane Lepley, Evelyn Coker, Iohnny Mason. RICHARD SMITH ...... ,... ...., P r esident IOHNNY MASON ..,., ..... V ice President IANE LEPLEY ...., .... S ecretcxry EVELYN COKER .... .... T recrsurer Sf? SHIIH T BUIIY UHICERS 66 HIIME IHHIM IIEPIHSE lAlI ES STUDENT COUNCIL The West l-liah School Student Council, composed ot a repre- sentative from each home room, meets once a Week to discuss any problems that come before the school. These meetings are presided over by the president, Richard Smith. The vice presi- dent, lohnny Mason, has charge ot the monitor system. lane Lepley, secretary, and Evelyn Coker, treasurer, are the other ot- ticers. To Work along with these, a representative is chosen from each home room. First Row: Brown, Lepley, Coker, Wilson, Maupin, Puryear, Magid. Second Row: B. Cortner, Buchanan Ausban, Sponsor, Milton, Taylor, Moore, Brueck, I. Cortner, Rychen, Bates. Third Row: Bennett, Mason Smith, McCormick, McCaul, White, Vincent, MacDonald, Blazer, Sponsor. First Row: Wilson, Cornelius, Owen, Graham, Iewell, Cook, Iarman, Kennedy, Goldberg, O'Kain, Watson, Thomas. Second Row: Hodge, Puryear, Howard, Patton, Robertson, Grigsby, Weil, Coker, Glover, Locke, Moores. Third Row: Dresner, Wright, Kirshner, Ferrell, Bircher, O'Donnell, Allen, Atchley, Butterfield, Hamilton, I. Smith. Fourth Row: Mason, Cortner, R. Smith, McCaul, Sager, Cortner, Lepley, Stringe, Daugherty, Shaub, Primm, Carney. Monitors, volunteers from the student body, stay at various posts in the halls and lunch room during both lunch periods to see that the rules are kept by the students, The monitor system has worked very effec- tively since student government was inaugurated at West. At the end of the year all monitors receive school service letters. IHE SAFETY Cllll till The Safety Council is organized to promote safety first in our school activities. Under the sponsorship of Dr. Yarbrough, it is composed of students from the seventh and eighth grades. The main task of the repre- sentatives is to keep patrolmen at West End and Bowl- ing Avenues. Honorary members are the Editors of the West Wind, Editors of the ZEPHYR, and the Senior and Iunior Class Officers. Faculty advisors are chosen by the council and approved by Dr. Yarbrough. A student council has been in existence since the school was founded. SAFETY PATROL Dawson, Smith, lohnson, Holt. McCanless, Davis, Richen, THE ZEPHYR Editors ....,...,.,. Assistant Editors .,.,...... Business Manager ......... Assistant Business Manager ..., Will Makers .........,.... Prophet Makers ..... Sports Editors ..,...... Assistant Sports Editor. . . Feature Editors .,4...... Assistant Feature Editor. . . Club Editor ............ Assistant Club Editor. . Art Editor .,.....,., ROTC Editor ........... Advertising Manager. . . . . Iack Hobbs, Editor, Iean O'Donnell, Edtior. Frank Leavell, Business Manager. STAFF . . . . . . . . . . . ,IACK l-IOBBS and JEAN CAROL O'DONNELL . . , . , . . . . . .IIMMY MCCAUL and REECY DAVIS LEAVELL ..........,......BEVERLY PATTON . . . . .OLGA FINNEY, EVELYN COKER, PATSY JONES, DONNA RALLS .ANN GILES, ELEANOR MILLER, BARBARA FERRELL, BOB BRUECK READ, MILTON CARNEY IOI-IN MOORE LEE UMMARIORIE BIRCI-IER, BARBARA IEWELL GRIZZARD . , . .CAROLYN STRINGE . . . . . PATTI PURYEAR . . . .SALLY CARNAHAN . , . .RAY GREGORY .,..ELSYE WEIL Assistant Advertising Manager . . ..,..... ,,... B EVERLY DRESNER Photographers ..,........... Snapshot Editors .... Circulation Manager. . . Advisory Editors .... Typists .......,. , . . .BOBBY IONES, BILLY HENDERSON . . . .ROY PRIMM and BILL BLACKFORD . ...... ........,,...... .... W A LTER MILES ..,.......OVERTON LEA and PEGGY DuPRE . . . IEAN ROSSELL, ALICE ALLEN, SARA BREWER, WILMA WEST First Row: Dresner, Bircher, Carnahan, Giles, Davis, Grizzard, Iewell, Patton, Putyear, Stringe. Segond Row: Miss Bowen, Farrell, Miles, Weil, Alan, Henderson, Brewer, Finney, McCaul, M1ller,.Wh1ts1tt, Montgomery, Brueck, Graf, Primm, Smith, Carney, Miss Ausban. Third Row: Blackford, Craig, Iones, Reed, Coker, Rossell, Halls, jones. Ralph Cohen, Overton Lea, Peggy DuPree. We I Wind STAFF OVERTON LEA .. .... ...,..4.. .,.....,. E d itor in Chief PEGGY DuPRE .,...., RALPH COHEN ..,. ..... The WEST WIND, bi-Weekly student news- paper, is under the capable leadership of Miss Ella Haiman, who is in reality only the remote control of the paper. All the Writing, editing, and make-up of the paper is in the hands of the Co-editors, Overton Lea and Peggy DuPre. Miss Florence Adams is the Art Advisor, and Miss Pauline Lamb is the Business Advisor. ,.........Editor in Chief . . . , . . . Business Manager ln spite of War-time shortages, the WEST WIND has been kept up to par, and gives the students up-to-date news ot school activi- ties. Papers have also been sent to alumni both overseas and in the United States, so as to keep them up-to-date on their old alma mater. First Row: Barskin, Schwartz, Hirshberg, Magid, Tyson, Stringe, Coker, Fullerton. Second Row: Grizzard, Weil, Wilhelm, McGuire, Richardson, Owen, Carnahan, Werner, Davis, Fry. Third Row: Goldberg, Gilbert, Patton, Wilson, Puryear, Bircher, Craig, Allen, Brew. Fourth Row: Haber, Dresner, O'Kain. Fifth Row: Schwartz, Donner, Nunes, Eskind, Gross, Garber, Schwartz, Sager, Lea. A55 2J i'si?Mi,aav:iv-2 1iQ?t W ' ' 'M 'I xEsFW'Q' T'TTvPW , w7iT,..4l1mtz First Row: Davis, Dinkins, Posner, Dees, Hermann. Second Row: Brougher, Smith, Crittenden, Frith, Holi, Barrow, Peiser, Mittwede, Leavell, McCormick. Third Row: Batson, Iarratt, Englert, All, Dawson, lonts, Frank, McCanless, johnson, Guy. The West End High School Band was re- organized this year under the capable leads ership oi Mr. Hansen. They have added much to the pep meetings, and have given The lunior High Knitting Club is composed ot a number of eighth grade girls, who Wish to learn how to knit, or like to meet and knit together. This newly organized club is spon- sored by Miss Inez Tolmie. Also, three ot our us many entertaining programs in the audi- torium. The band consists oi two groups: the advanced and the beginners classes. leading seniors wished to help in the spon- sorship and the leadership of this worthwhile club . . . our hats oft to Bobby Cortner, Henry Booth and Tommy Smith- I I First Row: Cortner, Crouch, Durrett, Suiter, Schwartz. Second Row: Miss Tomie, Cram, Delhridge, Wilson, Brown, Boyce, Williamson, Thomas, Ginsberg, Blum. Third How: Durham, Kline, Dickson, Iackson, Castleman, lackson, Ienkins, Tenzel, Shaneberg, Burns, Keith. Fourth Row: Sponsors: Smith, Cortner, Booth. First Row: Weil. O'Donnel, Jewell. Second Row: Levoy, Shaub. 'ik NATIIINM HIINIIR SIIIZIHY IIHIIIERS 72 First Row: Kirshner, Box, Muller, Ferrell, Weil, O'Donnell, Jewell, Lepley. Second Row: Beaver, Bates, Iones, Levoy, Shaub, Donner, Sager Ausban, Sponsor. llll l H0 llll Slllillll The National Honor Society, under the capable leadership oi Miss Frances, is made up of students whose scholastic averaae is above 90. Each year a formal initiation is held, based upon the tour cardinal principles: Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character. Each mem- ber is awarded a certificate, and upon graduation a star is placed by each name to indicate membership in the Society. Also, a seal is placed upon each diploma. . MN... . .... .i . .. .,.r..,,.,.,,i..,,,.x-.WHMW THtlllllll llSlIlt0ll Sir The Iames G. Stahlman Chapter of the international honorary society for high school journalists, Quill and Scroll, is under the sponsorship oi Miss Ann Dembsky. Various contests are held at meetings and the Winners receive prizes or recognized in the Quill and Scroll magazine. ln the spring, invitations are sent to those students interested in journalism, and Whose scholastic rat- ing is in the upper third of their class. Then, a formal initiation is held before the student body. This year was a most impressive ceremony with a large number being initiated. 74 THE IIRAMATIC Clllll The Dramatic Club under the spon- sorship oi Mrs. lnez B. Alder had one of its rnost outstanding years. Several productions were given during the year, including The Ghost Train, Iunior Miss, and the annual senior play. lts activities also include vari- Wilhelm, Smith, Finney, Stringe, Brueck, Coker, Myers Alder Peiser, Primm, Bolles. ous auditorium programs, several one-act plays, and weekly radio pro- grams conducted over WSIX. Mem- loers of the club have continued its fine record in winning honors in declarnation and externporaneous speaking. First Row: Hirshberg, Black, Magid, C. Schwartz, P. Schwartz, Brown, Cortner, Crouch, Wilson. Second Row: Lawrence, Carney, Wilhelm, Finney, Smith, Breuck. Iarman, Iordon, Smith, Sulzbacher, Kirshner, Coker. Third Row: Long-Crier, Wilson, Goldberg, Smith, Woodruff, Stringe, O'Donnell, Barnette, Gilbert, Barrow, Fourth Row: Hodge, Hogue, Ritter, Leaver, Williams, Wright, GriHen, Davis, Moores, Barnes, McWhorter, Donner, Coker, Read. Fifth Row: Peiser, Swack, Puryear, Ziegler, Jewell, Farrell, Wenner, Tyson, Myers. Sixth Row: Cherry, Hibbitts, Garber, Dresner, Howard, Lee, Adler, Rutland, Graves, Primm. Umar- --'----- -mm-mum ,.W,....,Y .-W...,.,,,.,,,N .... ..... ,, .MN ..... ..,,l-, n.n.. , . ln Front: Bennent, Ritter, Akers, First Row: Coker, Lepley, Grigg, K. Iones, Gunn, Gilbert, Giles McConnell, Grigsby, Cornelius, Atchley, Howard, Chamberlain, Ritter, Campbell, Thompson, Yow, Pirtle Second Row: Clark, Finney, Sulzbacher, Storey, Puryear, Finger, M. Smith, Tyson, Wenner, Bouldin Kennedy, Watson, Thomas, Bumpus, Ball, Webb, Wilson, Crayton. Third Row: Griffin, Grizzard, Parks Forehand, Richardson, Rossell, Montgomery, Jordon, Wilson, Hampton, Davis, Browne, Allen, Carney, Brewer, Hodge, Swain. Fourth Row: Dresner, Smith, Primm, Hobbs, Rogers, Wright, Stringe, Blackford, Boone, Adcock, Daugherty, Fullerton, Hammond, Armijo, Longcrier Farrell, Graf, Barnett, Bennett, Smith, Bates. Fith Row: Frith, Miles, Laurier, Wright, McCormick, Shaub, Lea, Myers, Levoy, Reynolds McBride, Bently, Cortner, Booth, T. Smith. 1 f i The Riding Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Max Mortimer, had a successful year with 86 members enrolled. Several meetings were held to discuss plans and business of the club and groups gathered at various times for the pleasure of horseback riding. The Monogram Club is composed of all those boys who have Won school letters in football, basketball, golf, or tennis. First Row: Lovell, Bennett tManagersl. Second Row: Levoy, McCaul, Mayes, Cortner, Lawrence, Daugherty, McCormick, Third Row: Hughes, B. Smith, Phillips, Mason, R. Smith, Adcock, Moneypenny, Strickland tCoachl, Mills. Fourth Row: Reynolds, MacDonald, Rogers, Read, Linebaugh. EHE Eilltl RESERVES OFFICERS cARoLYN STRTNGE ..E. .....E.. P resident BETTY io ATCHLEY., , ,E,... vice President LIBBY WILSON ,,... . . ,Secretary-Treasurer IEAN HAMILTON ..4.. ,... S ergeant-at-arms getty Icelhihleyg Vice-Prgsideint, Ieinbll'-lamvvtisn, Seggeant-at : ' , ' if ' ' , f DORGTHY GHIGSBY .... ..E. C hflplflin rms mi22'3Sui2Sg?:iOf5EQ i-EliqSii,, chaLf52. ary The Girl Reserves, under the spon- part in various activities ot the lnter- sorship of Miss Helen C'Callahan Club Council and had a breakfast and Miss Martha Scott, is a national for the members of the club. Several organization for high school girls. interesting programs were present- The West End Chapter completed a ed on vocational training and per- very successful year. The girls took sonality aids. First Row: Coker, Campbell, Thompson, Chamberlain, Montgomery, Whitsitt, Moores, Corleisson, Ienkins, Grizzard, McConnell, Giles, Ward, Browne. Second Row: Clark, Ritter, Griften, Padgett, Glover, Durrett, Owen, Graham, Hodge, Shaw, Washington, Leftler, Crayton, Turbyville, Pirtle, Yow, Bennett. Third Row: Brown, Parks, Forehand, Richardson, Leaver, Nicholson, Webb, Davis, Gunn, Rossell, Jones, Thomas, Watson, Allan, Smith, Graf. Fourth Row: Hammond, Fullerton, Buchanan, Rogers, Iohnson, Iones, Vance, K d F'fh R B W' ht I rdan Lon crier Howard lusiice, McGonne1, Carney, Brewer, enne y. 1t ow: oone, rig , o , g , , Finney, Bethshares, Miller, Coker, Lepley, Cornelius, Bouldin, Gill, Ralls, Smith, Ziegler, Kirshner, Sulzbacker. -M -ww-M W ,,-.MM f - V - ., .....,.., .. . .... . ., W Vs-p..s,.N..,,..m emmwmms mmm Wwamsas- W NM5.w,,m,,.,,fm:.::W,,w,, First Row: Goldberg, Boyce, Delbridge, Thomas, Bennett, Giles, Barnette, Whitsitt, McKinney, Second Row: Block, Schwartz, Albright, Durham, Castleman, Michaels, Clark, Jenkins, Corleisson, Miss Boyd, Lettler, Tiesler, Swain. l I The Library Club, sponsored by Miss Boyd, is organized tor the purpose ot learning more about the library and its usage. The club meets once every two weeks to discuss prob- The Office Statt is composed ot students who are interested in helping with the cleri- cal work ot the school. Their work consists ot carrying messages, answering the telephone, l lems ot the library. The members have entire charge ot circulation and help prepare new books tor circulation. typing, and other usetul work. The staff is under the capable supervision ot Miss Leekie Smith. Linebaugh, Montgomery, Whitsitt, Coker, M. lones, A. lones, Vance, O'Donnell, Cornelius, Carney, Miss Smith, Finney, Thomas, Smith, Graf, Craig, Brew, Allen. i First Row: Astord, Grigg, Milton, Harper, Iohnson. Second Row: Wright, Quinn, Gray, Lawffer, Mortimer. Third Row: Barrett, Hagen, Boring, McDonald, Vargas, Hill, Greer, Fourth Row: Turner, Ball. Under the supervision of Mr. Max Morti- mer, the D. C. students are given the oppor- tunity to continue their school Work, While holding worthwhile jobs. Special arrange- The West End chapter of the I-ll-Y Club is composed of young men who are interested in furthering Christian ideals among their fellow students. The Hi-Y is a national or- ganization sponsored by the Y.M.C.A., and ment with their employers allow them to at- tend school part of the day and work certain hours after their early dismissal. Mr. Max Mortimer serves as sponsor of the West End Chapter. Among the Hi-Y activi- ties this year Were a banquet for the basket- ball team and a picnic during the tall term. First Row: D. lones, T. Smith, McCormick, Booth, President. Second Row: Eggleston, Cortner, L. Iones, Lawrence, Leavell, Lea, R. Smith, Shaub, Primm, Firth, Miles. -- ...WR-S... An- First Row: Montgomery, Whitsitt, Owen, Hodge, Raines, Batts, Hogue, Brock, Webb, Bell, Nicholson Brown. Second Row: Oqilvie, I. Smith, Black, Ackridge, M. Smith, Muller, McGuire, Harbison, Baker MacDonald, Kennedy, Fuqua, Watson, Ward, Tipton. Third Row: Buchanan Thornton, Phillips, Chamber lain, Story, O'Kain, Coker, Clark, Sisk, Frazier Carney, O'Callahan tSponsorD. Fourth Row. F i , ' raz er Mayes, Burqeson, Mills, Mader, Pcariqan, Bennett, Matthai, Dimkins, Hermann, Bellios, Primm, Lcavoll Duncan. The Choral Club is under the sponsorship of Miss Helen C'Collc1qhon First Row: Bowons Bas-sine, Slate, McKinney, Guy, Batson, Holt. Second Row: Suiter Kantor C. Schwartz, Black, Cohen, Locenbar, Blum, Tenzel, Boyce, Crouch, Williamson Third Row' Calvin Kline Dickson Iackson, Hirshberg, Diamond, Johnson Windmiller, Barto, Wilson, Durham. Fourth Row? West, Plumlee: McCabe, Moore, Hermann, Wilson, White, Delbridqe, Shaneberqe, P. Schwartz. Filth Row: Burns Blackwood, Keith, Temple, Engle, Cherry, Phant, Murf, Guy, Brown, Finley, Cortner, Chamberlain, Tipton Durrett, Ginsberg, Ballentine. 1 Kirshner, Sergeant-at-Arms, Cornelius, Treasurer, Dies, Vice-President, Ferrell, President, Nunes, Vice- President, Grizzard, Secretary, Stringe, Hostess Chaxrrnan, THE Fltl EH tllllll OFFICERS BARBARA FERRELL , , . ..... , . , ,.,, President TEDDY NUNES .... .... V ice President EMILY DIES ......... ..,. V ice President IOAN GPUZZARD ....... .,.. S ecretary NANCY CORNEUUS ,..,.. Treasurer SHERYL KIRSHNER ...,...., Sergeant-at-arms CAROLYN STHYNGE Ulflostoss Chairman The French Club, sponsored by Miss Anne Battle, was formed in the fall term, from a desire on the part of the French students to learn more about the country of France which has ranked among the most important for its cultural and intellectual standards. The Club, which meets once a month, ordered pins with the French national flower, the fleur-de-lis, as the design. Because of the great need for food and clothes in France, the club has adopted two French girls, both l7 years old, to each ot whom it is sending a box every two weeks. First Row: Strinqe, Patton, Dios, Cook, Ievfell, Robertson, Felknor. Second Row: Padgett, Cornelius, Lirizzarcl, Ferrell, Ienkins, Corleisson, Lepley, Kirshner. Third Row: Myers, Davis, Wolberq, Walker, Nunes, Flournoy, Battle, Sponsor. TESL First Row: Robertson, E. Coker, B. Coker, Michaels, Davis, Fry, McConnell, Tyson, Iewell. Second Row: Padgett, Hammond, Rails, Grigsby, Moores, Patton, ODonnell, Weil, Sulzbacher, Dresner, Smith, Haber. Third Row: Gross, Glover, Griffin, Robinson, Little, Nunes, Carney, Miss Battle, Sager. St llllt SPA ISH lllllli The Senior and Iunior Spanish Clubs, sponsored by Miss Anne Battle, meets twice monthly at the homes of its members. The organizations came into being for the purpose of becoming better acquained with our Latin American neighbors and their language. Many distinguished speakers have been the feature of meetings, and several social affairs were sponsored during the year. .Ill llllt SPA ISH Clllll F' t R : Hackerrnan Williams, Kilgore, Puryear, Parsons, Armijo, Ritter, Thompson, Campbell, Gold- irs ow , berg, Cohn. Second Row: Friedman, Leaver, Bouldin, O'Kain, Edwards, Waldrum, Emmerlmg, Doochin, Turbyville, Yow, Battle. First Row: McWhorter, Vargas, Smith, Strinqe, O'Donne11, Levy. Second Row: Wright, Farmer, Levoy, McGuire, Donner. Third Row: Glenn, Hibbitts, Myers. EHE DEBATE lllllll The Debate Club is composed oi selves in several contests with other members of the Dramatic Club, who schools. An auditorium proqram was are interested in debating. The club presented by the members of the has had a Very successful year and club with four of the members par- the debate teams distinguished them- ticipatinq. l ' Uh-hum Doc! 1 'B OFFICERS AND NON-COMS t 1 re c Lea. Second Row: McCormick, Molton, Cohen, D. Iones Third R Zaqcr Wallace, McCaul. Fourth Row: Billle. During the tall term, the Third Bat- talion, Nashville High Schools, R.O.T.C., was under the command of Cadet Captain Bobby' Tones. The R.O.T.C.'consisted of sixty-six cadets and officers. The training program is directly under the supervision of Captain William E. Robinson, P.M.S. and T., and Sgt. lack Smith, R.O.T.C. instructor. Lieut. Overton Lea. First Row-McCormick. Iones, Glenn. Odom, Hirshberg, Levinson, Schwartz Second Row-Melton, Turner. Baker, Sellers. Third Row-Brown, Iames, Emmerlinq, Harris Gillam, McCuul. FIRSTPl 00 n SEBI! PlATllIl Billy Lawrence. First Row-Morton Sager. Guide Sergecmtg Ryan. W. B. Iones, Griswold. L. Iones. Finney. Belles. Second Row-Neal, Carter, Simpson, Wcxldrum, Kimbro. Third Row-Grady. Austin Alder. Dossett, Iuvik, D. Iones. Mmm.. nwzxaxf, mm sv A 4 .. A A, -we Queer we Captain-Dinkins. First Row-Olschner. Nixon. Babb. Hughes. Second Row-Young, Currier. Tyson Jackson. Posner. First Row-McCaul. McCormick. Second Row-Kilgore. Melton, Lawrence. Third Row-Finney, B. Innes. Fourth Row-D. Iones, Crihendon, Harris. , 51195657 x T5Hv1 ,if 5113.6 L 1'.FS? 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