West Fulton High School - Wefuhian Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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'EP 'D llEllIlHTIOIls In recognition of her faithful and willing service to all of those with whom she Couzes in Contact, we, the imfzuul stuff of 1941, respectfully dedicate this issue of the WEFUHIAN to our assistant principal MISS MARY L. BROOKS H is ,QE -IQ I' Book One . - ' - Book Two . FACULTY . CLASSES 5 I -' Ti! -'uv-vw' W f .- Q-QI. -T Q' :Trl Q . ,f 0 6 , 9 V' af lip! lr.,-' , A 1 ' L, 'Q Q E I I I 4 -j , ff!! 'f.i?f X X '- -iff' ,. F iiifffy +11 -P I ' ' - - 4' - I nii iffie 3, Q. III -x A .g w Sgr' fao FQIQ' 1 I , 1 I, I' L x - .-5 I. 'lm - - SKI' IE 1 A - 1 - xxx Book Tbree 1 Book Four . Book Five . Book Six Q. A Book Seven . MILITARY . ATHLETICS . ACTIVITIES . . FEATURES ADGQQTISEMENTS -I-. x xx Z fa' 3 i' I 33.1, JI 1' .H 1-- 5 linen UF Bonus iv Z wr ..--. r.. un' 1- Iii If .V Aff' V115 1312- ! we Lug: 'P ' 5 wh' uf' I 1 ' 1' , ln' 11, , I T W-EM ,: f.,f,Iyt..fi1,-,4 '--w.4,g5n2.--N...I:,I IIN -W., 1-I-.I, m. -'3'iwv.wm 1 ' 45: ,K -,,. lg, I 'fs '..- .. '? 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BLAKE CASH . . . . . . . B.S. MR. O. R. COOPER . . . . A.B. MISS SARAH JANE DAVIS . . . B.S.gB.S.i11L.S. MISS ELIZABETH FLOIIINC . .... A.B. MISS DORIS GUILL . . , B.S,H,E, MR. V. B. HANSAIKD . . . A.B. MR. H. C. HOIJGES ....... . A.B.g Tla.G. MR. H. L. KEMP .... . .... . . , B.S. MRS. H. G. LYNCH '7?41f-aaggs-i f' ?0f-4 . , A,B,E,1, MR. JAMES P. MOOR1i ...... , , B,S,E1l, MR. WALTER L. MORRIS ,LLB . es,. . . . . . . A.B.g M.A. MR. G. E. PITTMAN ...... . , ....... A.B.g B.S. in C. MR. CLYDE COTTON PRICE ,Z mc., A.B.g M.A.g B.S. in C., LL.B.g LLM. MISS LUCILLE REIQVES . .............., A.B.g M.A. MISS SUI41 ROBERTS . . . . A.B. MISS ROSE SANDERS . . . A.B.Ed. MISS VIRGINIA SMITH . . A.B.g M.A. MR. J. C, STANLEY . J .- . . '. . . , , B,S, MR. E. P. STORY . 1 FL, . 4.-V' . . . . B.S. MISS FRANCES SPRATLING . xffv. J. . , A,B, SIQRGIEANT C. E. XVHITWORTII u MR. J. W. WIGGINS . . . . , B.S. MRS. C. C. WILLS, JR. . - . A.B. 5 FILHIH IIIHTER Our sfrong haml van mfrr ha hro Af Wfvxf Fulfon Highg Far xnrjlassing fwvalfh zznsjzokvn, Svalml hy frir'mlxhip'x fir. CHORUS Liff fha rhorzzx, spear! if onward, High har hamiars sailg Hail fo fhva, our Alma Maier, Hail, Wfvsf Fzzlfon, Hail! Srhool life hare af has! is passing, Gliding swiftly byg Let 115 pledge our low and honor For Wes! Fulton High. CHORUS Liff fha vhorus, span! if onward, High her banners xailg Hail fo fhcfv, our Alma Maier, Hail, VVCSL Fulfoni, Hail. la 1' IZ THE HISTUHU UF lUESTFULTOI1 HIGH SEHOUI. Rain. Overcast skies. And a band of students over four hundred strong trudging up a muddy hill. These students, on February 21, 1939, embarked upon their voyage on the sea of education at West Fulton High School. At the stern of our boat stood Captain E. P. Mcllwain, the former head of the Science Department at Fulton High School, and the first niatc, Miss Mary I.. Brooks, the former head of the Home Economics Department at North Fulton High. The crew consisted of fifteen loyal teachers. Here, too, promotions had been made. Mr. H. C. Hodges became head of the English Department, and Mr. C. R. Brown head of the Mathematics Department. Four hundred and forty-one passengers, all underclassmen, reported in that first year. Each one was awed by the 515S,000 structure, the first unit of which the county had recently completed. Since there were no seniors, every junior realized the importance of his rank, every junior was determined to uphold the standard set by the commanding officer. Time rolled on in endless waves. And with the tide of 1940 came a yet more de- termined student body, seven hundred and ten in number, including a senior class-the first ever to walk West Fulton,s decks. In this year came an addition of nine to the crew of teachers. With the development of our athletic department-the building of a stadium, and the organization of baseball, football, and basketball teams-our boys won a niche in the ocean of sports. Of the trophies we received, perhaps the one of which we were most proud was the N. G. I. C. Championship Award won by our '40 baseball Ieilffl. After various triumphs and defeats, the hour for the first graduation drew near. Then, on May 31, 1940, seventy-six students left the shelter of our vessel and entered into the tempestuous sea of life. September, 1940. One hundred and eight seniors replaced those who were graduated in the last term. The total enrollment was seven hundred and eighty-eight. A new year rolled in-1941. With it came the construction of more units on our building-the gymnasium, the auditorium, and additional classrooms-a result of the 1940 bond issue. But always the tide pushes us forward, and it is May-and graduation. Our voyage is ended. As we drop anchor, we pass along to those whom we leave behind a desire to keep burning the beam in the lighthouse of education. GLENNA MQRGAN. MARGARET ROPER. 7 LHST LUILL HIID TESTHIHEIIT Be it remembered that we, the departing class of 1941 at West Fulton High School in the Commonwealth of Georgia, having a weak mind and weaker memory, and knowing the uncertainty of this life, do make this our last will and testament. After the payment of our just debts and funeral charges, we bequeath and devise as follows: Q11 Harry Alexander and Leonyx Baker will their marvelous ability to woo the Lazonga way to Braxton Wooten and Roy McGriff. Q21 Alice Campbell bequeaths to Merle Barton her secret of making any poor dope buy a lipstick. Q31 Hoyle Deal and Buster Puckett surrender to Fred Stanford their tireless energy, Q41 Robert Lowry bequeaths to Clarence Townsend's valet his corduroy jacket, from which he has received many years of faithful service. Q51 James Turnipseed and Bernard Sullivan bestow upon Lester Wood their inventions, all of which were patented years ago. 44 C61 Pat Butler and June Hicks bequeath their excessive height and weight to Elizabeth Jolley and Isabel Mayo. C71 Martha Hall, Connie Black, Berenice Hayes, and Margaret Elliott will to Mildred Greene their John Doe Toothpaste' smile-the smile that charms a thousand stag lines. Q81 The Allen triplets, Louise, Edmund, and Frances, leave their distinguished monicker to all the little Allens who follow. Q91 Jack McBride, Colleen Buchanan and Sarah Spivey will to Betty Specht their ability to filibuster through the columns of the newspaper. Q101 Margaret Roper wills the teeth from her comb to anyone who can find them. 1111 Lee Blount wills his gift of pulling the wool over Miss Spratling's eyes to Tom Wootten. U21 Carolyn Queen and Betty Bonds will their unpolished and worn-out boots to Beth Nicholas. C131 Geraldine Oden leaves her frequent toothaches and handsome dentists to Mary Sosebee. C141 Ray Dickey, Jack Hogg, James West, Hoyt Redd, and Ray White leave to Walter Wright and Walter Crawford their knack of kicking the pigskin into a mud puddle. U51 Margie Wigley, Agnes Williams, and Christine Wooten leave their lovely Kress earbobs to Geraldine Raynor and Martha Landers. C161 Bob Robinson fgenerous guy1 wills his curly locks to David Loner. C171 Melvie Yeager, Evelyn Garner, and Evelyn Smith will lease their chewing gum for a period of one year to anyone who can smuggle it past Miss Beard. U81 Leatrice Sarratt leaves her hair net to Hazel Watts. QI91 Jack Ivy and Lloyd Melton will their ability to forge excuses to Carolyn Abernathy. C201 Glenna Morgan leaves her blue socks with the hole in them to Doris Allen if said junior promises to keep said hole under cover. C211 Mildred Davis, Catherine Dodgen, and Thelma Luther bestow their technique of fancy dancing to Betty Walker. Q221 Constance Martin and Elsie Cook, will their eternal knitting to Margie Walker. C231 Dub McDonald bequeaths her intricate top-curls to Juanita Tyner. Q241 Myrtice Wright and Margie Willingham bestow the little dab of shorthand that Miss Beard taught them to Mildred Denman. 1251 Calhoun Long, Virlyn Martin, and Bob Wallace leave to Guy Bowles their jazzy music. 3 C261 Madeleine Rutherford leaves to Sallie Lou Swink her Metropolitan Opera ambitions and also her opera voice. C27j Paul Palmer, Ralph Ireland, and Billy Walraven leave their uniforms to any junior who will get the grease spots off. C28j Mary Helen Keheley wills her posture to Thelma Sosebee. C293 C503 C313 4329 Edna Rowland, Elizabeth Park, and Vivian Cox will their sparkling humor to Betty Lou Simpkins. H. R. Hawkins and Truman Cowart leave their chivalrous ways to dear, dead Lord Chesterfield. Mildred Price, Frances Blalock, and Latrelle Black bestow upon Jesse Rose their deep thinking. Frances Gilman and Margaret Bartenfeld leave their lengthy locks to Miss Beard. C331 Lola LeCroy and Doris Smith leave their Southern accent to Helen Sweat. C343 Robert Cathcart, Gene Ivy, and John McCurley leave their good looks and slaying manner to Lacy Purcell. C353 Doris Lane and Marilyn Hagood leave their irresistable C?j sales appeal to Mr. Pittman, who labored long to make them proficient in said art. C363 Marilyn Ritchie wills an option on her seat at the drug store to Gladys Lewis for the sum of one nut sundae. .5 C373 Dennis Barrett, Horace Sewell, and Cecil Harrelson will their anti-teacher camouflage equipment to Wesley Rucker and Aaron Dixon, in the hope that this inheritance will cause said juniors to escape the teachers, eyes a bit. C383 4399 C403 C413 Mildred Aiken and Bettie Jane Miles bequeath to Charles Griswell their pull with Mr. Hodges. Ed Walker wills his odorous tennis shoes tc. Harry Dodd. Lois Craig leaves her Scotch inclinations to that extravagant playboy, Billy Keene. Charles Burgess, Claude Davis, Bronson Busby, and Charles Soyez leave to Grady White their science experiments-those things which would make J. Blake Cash turn over in his Model A. C423 Kathryn Donaldson and Annie Laurie Cole will their jokes to Martha Ann Baker, hoping that she will get as many laughs out of hers as said seniors got out of theirs. C433 Charlotte Reeves wills to Doris Williams her adoration of Mr. Pittman. C443 Lillian Futrelle and Lorene Wilson will their stick-together qualities to Virginia Logan and Mary Goff. C45j Mary Kate Thomason wills to Carolyn Clay her important position at J. P. Allen's. C465 Marion Crawford bequeaths to Beatrice Brooks her midnight red lipstick. C473 Sara McCutcheon, Inez Ray, and Dorothy Lewis, bequeath to all future cafeteria workers their secret of leaving crumbs on the trays. C433 C493 Ruth Walker leaves her restlessness to Nelle Golden. Jerry McGinnis, Marie Sargent, and Virginia Searcy leave their miniature radio to all the nearby teachers who object to it. C503 Billy Monckton leaves his English air to all junior sympathizers of Hitler. CSU Jackie Wilson leaves her debonair manner to Martha Russell. C523 Charles Coursey and Robert Vaughn leave their fortune to any junior wh'o can find the location of said fortune. C533 Norman Turnipseed and Warren Gignilliat leave their quaint surnames to Grace Smith. In Witness Whereof, we, the undersigned, do afiix our seal on this thirty-first day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty-one. THE SENIOR CLASS, '41. Wfifnesses: MARGARET ROPER. GLENNA MORGAN. 9 SEIIIUR H..HSS PRUPHEEU It is the year 1960. I find myself weary from paying income taxes. Having made my fortune building Robinson's Rocketshipsf' I give Hubert Yeager, my plant foreman, the business and have my chauffeur, Jack McBride, drive me home. On the way I stop to get my hair cut-it is almost an inch long. Bronson Busby, also an old classmate, is the barber and Buster Puckett shines shoes. Arriving home, I decide that being coopcd up in a one hundred room mansion is not the life, so I order my ever faithful valet, Ray White, to shine all my shoes and to pack up for a globe-trotting jaunt. I resolve to find all the members of the class of ,41 from dear old W. F. H. S. and see how life has treated them. Arriving at the airport, Ray White and I board my private rocket-plane after tele- phoning instructions to Calhoun Long and Annie Laurie Cole, my butler and cook, to see that Jack Hogg cuts the grass on schedule. The airport manager, Claude Davis, bids us good-by and I order chief pilot Billy Walraven to take off for points north. Passing the time of day with the stewardesses, Margie Willingham and Inez Ray, I learn that Elsie Cook and Margaret Bartenfeld are playing in the follies in New York. I also am informed that Paul Palmer has flunked Chemistry at Georgia Tech again, but that Marilyn Ritchie, Ph.D., has just received the Nobel Prize for scientific achievement. Landing at Washington, I visit Billy Monckton of the Supreme Court and Evelyn Smith, chief of the Red Cross. I stop at Baltimore long enough to learn that Madeleine Rutherford is giving a concert. Losing no time in leaving, I designate Chicago as the next stop. Learning, however, that the vicious gangsters, Ralph Ireland, Hugh Morgan and-Ray Dickey, have just killed ten people there, I skip Chicago and land in Denver. There I meet Eliza- beth Park, down and out playwright, and see the world famous Shakespearian actor, Lee Blount, in Hamlet. Returning to my rocket-plane, I learn that Hoyt Redd, chief mechanic, has deserted in favor of Leatrice Sarratt who happened ?? to pass by. Selling peanuts at the airport is Charles Burgess, who still professes faith in Lord Chesterfield's conception of women. Flying on to the west coast with John McCurley as substitute mechanic, we pass over the hermit hut of Warren Gignilliat and land in Hollywood. Robert Cathcart has Hnally beaten Robert Taylor in the popularity polls, and Marilyn Hagood and Evelyn Garner are to be seen working as extras. On a street corner I meet Truman Cowart, National Boy Scout Commissioner, and Pat Butler, radio songstress. I visit Margaret Roper and Glenna Morgan, well known co-authors, whose rivalry with Sarah Spivey, also a writer, is nationally known. IO My valet, Ray White, and I decide a little skiiiag is in order. Reaching Yosemite National Park, we are shocked to find Robert Vaughn giving instructions to Hoyle Deal and Charles Coursey. Taking up ice skating instead, we meet those two man hunters, Mary Helen Keheley and Margie Wigley. Our vacation is interrupted by the news that Dr. Jack Ivy has just buried his twentieth patient, Constance Martin. Other victims include Lloyd Melton, Mildred Davis and Frances Allen. At the same hospital we find brother Gene Ivy sweeping the halls and Connie Black nursing. In San Francisco, I find Robert Lowry and Norman Turnipseed working in the post oHice. Charles Soyez, H. R. Hawkins and Bob Wallace are discovered in the San Francisco jail Qfor vagrancyj, and I learn that Harry Alexander and Leonyx Baker have joined the navy. On a hot tip from Agnes Williams, who is still the world's fastest talker, we rake off for the mysterious land of Bungo-Bungo. There we find many West Fultoners. Bernard Sullivan sleeps to his heart's content and the two woman haters, Cecil Harrelson and Dennis Barrett, spend their time prospecting for gold. Those two eminent, if wacky, scientists, Edmund Allen and Horace Sewell, may be seen on any very cloudy day taking pictures of the sun. Working in a patent medicine show, I find Bettie Jane Miles, Virginia McDonald and June Hicks. Out in front selling junk is James Turnipseed. Among those in Bungo-Bungo who are happily married are: Frances Gilman, Betty Bonds, Marion Crawford, Virginia Searcy and Marie Sargent. Among those unhappily married are: Ed Walker and Virlyn Martin. Sara McCutcheon and Melvie Yeager teach Sunday School now. Ruth Walker, Jackie Wilson and Doris Smith are beauty parlor operators. At the high school, James West is a star pupil, and Geraldine McGinnis and Lola Mae LeCroy work in the local ten-cent store. I find Lois Craig and Geraldine Oden working as wait- resses in a cafe. Leaving Bungo-Bungo, we rocket back to Atlanta for a final check-up to find those We missed. Colleen Buchanan is working for a newspaper and still hates all men. Edna Rowland, a famous aviatrix, has just spanned the Atlantic. Dorothy Lewis is teaching French as a private tutor, and Mary Kate Thomason is helping Myrtice Wright and Alice Campbell run a day nursery. After visiting the nursery, I learn that Doris Lane and Margaret Elliott are still demon typists-out after the hearts of their respective bosses. Louise Allen, Kathryn Donaldson and Lorene Wilson are found to be working for Frances Blalock, who runs a candy factory. In a brief visit to Florida, I find Carolyn Queen, Martha Hall and Mildred Price engaging in motor boat racing. They inform me that Charlotte Reeves, Lillian Futrelle and Thelma Luther are in vaudeville, and that a magician nightly saws Catherine Dodgen in half, only to restore her to normal condition. Latrelle Black, Vivian Cox, Christine Wooten and Mildred Aiken, those domestic girls, are now happily married. Nearing the end of my quest, I have no success in running down Berenice Hayes, now a high-stepping society gal-so I pass that job off to you. Bois ROBINSON. 15.- W Treaxn rcr 1 PAUL W'lLl.lANl PALNIFR - - - I.0l1J'j10j1 PrfsiJm'11l SfilliN'l4ll3lC Annual Smif, '-Hg Bom Cllub, '40, '-114 lixcculivc Cmnnuuuc, '-HI, '4lg Olliuurs' Clulw, '4l. MARY KATE THONIASOIXI u----- Kaff ' ViL'r-Pravizferlf VOCATIONAI. Girl Reserve, '39, '-WU: Bum Club, '40, '4lg Sponsor, 3-40. FRANCES lfLlZABliTH BLALOCK - - - Fl'f11lki6 ' Secretary VOCATIONAI. Secretary .lunlnr Claw, '-wg Bcu Club, '40, 341: Sccrctnry of Senior Cl.us, '-H. HERSCHlfL R. PIAXVKINS - ---' NH. R., y G li N li li A L Band, '38, '59, l-305 Rifle Tcun, '39, 'Mig lll-Y, '-HI, '-11. w l Y w l ww' 1 - v-M--.Am If +214 HM- W f 'Sk ,sw S'-1 1!r4ff'f'f+'-+--1'1- 'li frm- W- -wfQ:35f'fw,pwf1y,--wwfpw..f-1--f:g-T-f.'-dwg-he:-,HL af y.-vp :ww -mgm-2.-I Q- -L-ffwmrfeq--'W-M-H ,U -1-1 --, ,, W l I2 WV V A ,4.. . SEI1IORl ELHSS l 0FFlIERSl MILDRED AVANELL AIKEN - VOCATIONAL Vice-Prcaidcni C-3, '40 NVHJLIARI HARRY ALEXANDER VOLZATIONAL Bnscball, '3S. EDMUND AWTRY ALLEN - - COMMERCIAL FRANCES MARIE ALLEN . . LOMMERKIIAL CLARA LOUISE A1.L1cN . . COMMERCIAL LEQNYX 11. BAK1511, nm. . . VOCZATIONAL . 1xf11-kv y ' sfnlnns . . L11l1vy - Bm111'y - Shady - lVc'L'x1 - lVi11ifl'1'J Perfect Alrumlnncc, '38, Red Crosx Rcprcscnurivc, '40, MARGARET FRANCES BARTENFELD . Bool1y GENERAL Milimry Sponsor, '18, '19, '41, Library Staff, '18, '41, Cllzeer Lender, '38, '39, Girl Rcwrvc, ORION DENNIS BARRETT - - GICNIQRAI, CONSTANCE ,IUANITA BLACK COMMERCIAL Trc.nurur uf Girl Rcwi-vc. '40, '4l: Trc '58, Vice-Prcxidcnl of ll-2, '38, '39, Ser '40. LATRELLE BLACK .--- HOME 1-Qcoxomlcis Home Economigs Club, '39, '-40: Lilumry '38, '39. Um-If Suuzzyu - 'rCUlllIil',' .uurcr ui A-H, '17, gczinr-.ir-Anus, '39, - Trcl1e Society, '39, '40, Trench Club, '41, I.ibr.1ry Staff, 41. LEE H. BLOUNT --.- nSlH1kt'5fIl'lll'f ' SCIIQNTIHC louilmll, '39, '40, Riflc Team, '30, '40, '41, C.ipr.iin in Mili- i.i1-y, '59, '40, '41, 111-Y, '40, '41, BETTY BONDS ---- 13ipfwVv GENERAL Tri-lli-Y, '40, '41, Drum Mniuruttu, '40, '41g Bet.: Clulv, '40, '41, Urclicslm, '40, '41 MARTHA COLLEEN BUCHANAN COMMERCIAL . . Burk Onl SMH, '40, '41, Library Stall, '-Hg Bom Clulw, '40, '41, Girl Rcwrvc, '58, '39, '40 CHARLES BURGESS - - - YOCATIONAI. I rfcripn Studcnt Council, '39, '40, lixccurivc Commirtcu, '40, '41: Vice-President of Hi-Y, '40, '41, Hi-Y Rcprcscntnrivc, '40, BOYD BRONSON BUSBY - - VQCATIQNAL , HB-Bn Hi-Y, '40, '41, Sccund l.icuzcnmnz. '59, Hrs: Licutenam, '40, football, '39, '40, r I I 'Y' Wfuizane H, , PATRICIA ANNE BUTLER - - Purley COMMERCIAL Ilrum M,ijux'crrc, '39, '4l: Annual Staff, '41, Iixcculivc Cum- mittuc, '40, '41, Sponsor, '40, '4l. ALICE CAlVII'BFI..L - ' - f - Alfflf VOCATIKINAL Ihxketlnili, LIS: Sufrlnll, '40, Scrgc.uu-.il-Annie, '40, IQOISIIRFI' CALI-I'ICART - - - - ' Ki1fy GIQNIZRAI. lmnlmlll, '39, '40, II.nlu:ll1,lll, '39, '40, II.xwcl1.iIl, '40, '-ll, Ili-Y, '40, '4I. ANNIE LAURIE COLE - - Ann GENERAL Tri-11a.Y, wx, Glue Club, wx, Girl Resenc, tix, ww, 11m1el1 Club, '41, 1-ZLSIIQ BELLE COOK -----. Cookie IIOIVIE ECONOMICS Tri-I-Ii-Y, '41, Girl Rescue, '40, Cheer Leader, '40, '41, Annual Stuff, '4I. CI'IARLIfS P. COURSEY - - - Charley VOCATIONAL Odiuers' Club, '39, '40, Firsr Sergeant, '58, '59, Capmin, '40. H. TRUMAN COWART - - Terrible Truman SCIENTIFIC Band, '37, '41, Treasurer D-I, '41, lfirsv. Sergeant, '40, '41, NORMA VIVIAN COX - - Vid CLASSICAL Girl Rcscrxc. '37, '58, '59, '40, Treasurer Tri-Ili-Y, '40, '41, Basketball, '58, '39, LOIS IRENE CRAIG ------ Shorty COMMERCIAL Girl Reserve, '37, '38, '59, '40, MARION ELIZABETH CRAWFORD - - Bully GENERAL Girl Rescrxc, '40, Annunl Representative, '58, Dancing Club, 37. CLAUDE IJ. DAVIS - - - Clark voCA'1'1oNixL ' Vrexinlunt V-1, '41, Nun-Conimissiunud Ofliccr, '-40. MILDRED LOUISE DAVIS ' Milli GENERAL Girl Reserve, '40, '4l. BEN,IAMIN I-IOYLE DEAL . . - Deal VOCATIONAL Hi'Y, '40, '41, Sergeant in Military, '39, '-40. RAY CLIFFORD DICKEY . - . Dip SCIENTIFIC Baseball, '39, '40, '41: Co-Captain Foorball, '40, Football, '59, '40, All N. G. I. C. Half-back, '40. CATHERINE DODGEN - - Cut COMMERCIAL Glee Club, '41. if fx ' ' 1 I'lETEEIl FU KATIIRYN Z. DONALDSON 4 CLASSIICAL . Ku, ll'cnL'l1 Clulw, '40, '41, ljglnflng Clulv, '38, '39, llumc I'.L'u- mwnxica Cluln, '38, '39, '40, Cnfclcrin Staff, '-10, '41, SARAH MARGARET IQLLIOTT - CUMMERQIAI. M1Il'1lil ' Ii1ar,u'y Sum, '57, 'w, '41, Glue Llulv, ww, '41, 0.1! 51.111 '39, '41, Annu.nl Sutl, '41 LILLIAN BIZATRICE 1fU'1'R1iL1-E . COMMHRCIAI. Gxrl Rcxcrxc, '59, '40, C.xfclcri,1 Staff, ' l1AZ1i1. I'1VELYN GARNER - GI NIlR1XL cm-J Staff, '40, '41, Cafclcrin Staff, '40, Ilcu Club, '-H. IIILRNIAN w'ARRI'lN CQIGNILLIAT VOCATILJNA1. Track, '40, Lnlxurntory Srnlf, '39, '40, ljmfcr, '39, '40. FRANCES GILMAN ----. HUME l41coNoMlc:s - Iilr1mli1 39, 40, -H. SlmL'ki1 Glvu Club, '1-1 . CIl1'll',j Nun-K lummixsinncg . 'uliftlllklf' 1 v 1 1J.xncin'g Club, '37, '38, Home Ecunonucx Club, '17, WK, Glcu Club, '38, '39, '40, '41, Tri-Hi-Y, 'W MARTHA GORDIE HALL . - COMMERCIAL Girl Reserve, '39, '40, '4l: Scrgcanc-.u-.Xrmx recnry uf D-1, '40, '-H. CECIL HARRELSON - Q . VOCATIONAL BIQRENICE HAYES - - - YOCATIONAL Dnunnric Club, '18, '19, Glee Club, '38, '41, Honor Roll, '40, '4l. MARILYN C. HAGOOD - . e , '40, '4l. . Booga , 'a-1, '40, Scu- 'Lifllc Burflyn - BL'!'lZiL ' '39, lieu Club, . Lynn GENERAL Owl Staff, '40, '41, Cafcluria Sr.xB', '39, '-10. NORMA JUNL1 HICKS . . - Tiny COMM1iRC1.'XL LiIxr.u'y Smntf, '38, '40, Drum lwhjurcuu, '41, Girl Rcacrvc, '-30. '-11. ,IACK FRANKLIN HOGG - ' Pig COMMERCIAL Major, '41, Beta Club, '40, '41, luolbnll, '59, '40, Bnulmll, '40, '41, RALPH ADRIAN IRELAND, JR. R0l1L'hc'e SCIENTIFIC Military Offlccr, '39, '40, '41, Hi-Y, '39, ' 40, '41, Tres,- urcr of Beta Club, '40, '41, President Student Government, '41. EUGENE WALKER IVY - - CQOMMERCIIXL Annual Staff, '41. JACK WALTER IVY . - GENERAL Gene BuIIshooter BTU-UIIE 111:11 6136611 ffftlly-0116 r., 7fMg,,l,z,,n SEIIIUR ELHSS 0F MARY HELIQN K13HIiLIiY . - . 11011113 1ac:oNoMICs - T00liu Girl Rcacrvc, WR, '19, '40, '-41: Prcaidcnt of Ttivlll-Y, '-ll: Miliury Sponsor, '41, ISTHIZL DORIS LANE . - - ' c:oMM151u:1fxL U UDOII, Bum c.lu1-, 40, -11: 0111 51.16. 40, '-11, Anmul Sr.1f1, '41, Glue Club, '-ll. I,OI,A MAI-1L1-.CROY - - GENHRAI. B00gir Ilumc l.u1nmicw Club, 'Wa l,1b1.nx 51.16, -11. DOROTHY MAIZ LEWIS V - c:LAss1C,x1. NDOVI Iimmr R1111, Wx, '10, '-10, '41, Bum Club, '-10, '41g I-Zxu-miw Commitxuu, '41, Red Crum Rcprewnpnlxc, CALHOUN A. LONG - - - GENERAL JU, 41. nculu Band, '58, '1-1, '40, '41, Ollicers' Club, '40, '-11, Baseball, '-105 Ilmskcrbnll, '39, 510. WILLIAM ROBIZRT LOWRY . voc1x'1'1oN,xL Butch Rillc Tc.1m, '39, '-10, Non-llnmumxissimucrl Ulllucr, '59, '40, THIZLMA LUTHER ---' - COMMERCIAL Girl Rcscrve, '33, '59, '-10, '41, CONSTANCE MARTIN - - c3oMM1gRc1A1. A 7'l7l'IHItI - Corwin '11, Cnfclcrin St.11l', '19, '40, Hume liconumicm flulw, 31, 41, I'cnm.x115l1ip Club, '38, VIRLYN MARTIN A - - V D1'z11111nc'1'Boy COMMIZRLIAI. Owl Staff, '19, '40, '-11: Band, '39, '40, '-11 '39, '-10, '41: Otbccrs' Klub, 41. HENRY JAXON MLLBRIDIL 4 - GIENISRAL 0111 Stall, '-ll, Band, '40, l'rcncl1 Club, '40 Rillu Asxociuiuux, 'sw JOIIN MQCURLEY - - - 3 Riilu 'I'c11m , . rrlack 11 '41, N.11.ion.1l . I0blIl1fL ' GIQNIQRAL SARA HELIfN AILCUILCHIION - DiIlIpl1'5 Unrl Ruxurvc, '19, '-103 Library Sulf, '40, '41, C.xfctcri.1 Stall, '40, '41, IVIARTHA VIRGINIA MCDONALD Dub GENERAL Glee Club, '37, Girl Reserve, '10, '40, Dancing Club, '37. GIIRALDINE LUCY NICGINNIS - IL'rry GIZNERAL Girl Rcaurvc, '37, Glue Club, '58, Library Staff, '41, Soff- ball, '40, LLOYD TI'IOIN'IAS INKIELTON - - FILM COMMERCIAL HETEEI1 BETTIEJANE MILES - - - GENERAL F0 . . Liz llafuleria Staff, '38, '59, '41, Girl Reserve, '39, '40, HAROLD WILLIAM MONCKTON GENERAL Nun-Commiasinncml Oflicer, fi-Billy, '4l. GLENNA INELL MORGAN - - Longfellow LIONINIERKZIAI, Ulll Stall, '40, '41, lleln Clulw, '40, '41, Hclllnr Roll, '38, '39, '40, '41, Annual Sim, '-xl. HUGH IVI. MORGAN ----- Bl0mlic ' GENERAL Rifle Team, '19, l'irst Lieutenant, '4U. '41: Animal Staff, '41. GERALDINE REBECCA ODEN - - ll'7'1'J ' GENERAL Girl Reverve, '41, Cafeteria Staff, '41, Dancing Club, 'HL DOROTHEA ELIZABETH PARK CLASSICAL Girl Reserve, '19, '40, '41: Honor Roll, . . Lf1,1,,f' '38, '39, '40, '4lL Bela Club, '40, '41, Red Cross Representative, '40. MILDRED PRICE -.-- COMMERCIAL DANIEL GLENN PUCKETT - COMMERCIAL Band, '17, '30, Ollicers' Club, '40, '41, Room, '59, '41. HEDY CAROLYN QUEEN - LZOMMMHQIAL - Millie . . Buster President of Home l rrlciuyu Girl Reserve, '19, '40, '41, Owl Staff, '39, '40, Drum Major- cue, '40, '41, Quccn's Cours, '59, WINIFRED INEZ RAY - - GENERAL Glue Club, '40, '41, Cafeteria Staff, '40, '57, '.ll'l. HOYT EDWIN REDD - - - GENERAL - Nezzie '41, Dancing Club, ff ll R . Srrrgcunl 1 Oiiieers' Club, '41, Truck Team, '40, lioolliall, '40, Ilaselull, '59 CHARLOTTE ALLENE REEVES . . Sanz GENERAL Glee Club, '41, Girl Reserve, '40, '41, Physical Education Club, '3S. MARILYN FRANCES RITCHIE - - SCIENTIFIC Library Staff, '39, Honor Roll, '38, '39, '40, '-51: Girl Rc- scrvc, '39, '40, '41, Band, '41, ROBERT EDWARD ROBINSON SCIENTIFIC Bcra Club, '41, Honor Roll, '38, '39, '40 '4l. MARGARET NAOMI ROPER - COMMERCIAL Owl Staff, '40, '41, Beta Club, '40, '41 . erB0bu , 41, Annual Staff, Pmlrlin' Head' , Honor Roll, '38 '39, '40, '41, Annual Staff, '41. . nLynnn Q N BTU-0llE 141:14 Zidelfl 50'Ci?- Oli 6 rf., 5HAidMl UR CLHSS IQDNA ROWLAND ------ GENERAL lieu Club, '40, '-ll: 'l'rans!'erx'ed in MADELEINE RUTHERFORD - - HOME 11coNoMic:s riimm- Rall, ws, '40, Gite Club, '40, '41, Hn Club, '40, '-61. MARIE SARGENT - - I - - GENERAL out Club, '40, Tri-Hi-Y, '41, Cafeteria Stiff, '41, LEATRICE JOY SARRATT - GENERAL Girl Reserve, '38, '39, '40, '4l. VIRGINIA LORRAINE SEARCY - GENERAL Basketball, '39. . D11l1' '40. ' . Mudge me Economics B1onJiz 'Wg Sponsor, . P1ll' Iefmic HORACE SEWELL ---.- Short Slug? COMMERCIAL l'irxL Sergeant, '38, Corporal, '38, Red Cross Representative '41 DORIS M. SMITH ------ GENERAL Shorty Girl Reserve, '40: Tri-Hi-Y, '39, Clieer Leader, '58, '39, Drum Majorcuc, WX, W9, 540. EVELYN LUCILLE SMITH - - El'ic' COMMERCIAL Girl Reserve, '39, '40, '41, Cheer Leader, '41, Red Crnss Delegate, '-lll, '41, Battalion Sponsor, '4l. CHARLES SOYEZ ---- Chilllz ' GENERAL Baseball, '40, '4lg Military Oflicet, '39, SARAH ELIZABETH SPIVEY . spmy' COMMERCIAL Girl Reaervc, '39, '40, Ozrl Stl-fl, '40, '4I: Beta Club, '40 '4lg Vice-President of Student Urganil BERNARD LAWRENCE SULLIVAN GENERAL ation. - Sully JAMES EDWARD TURNIPSEED - LittleNiP VOCATIONAL NORMA FARRER TURNIPSEED - - NilJ VOCATIONAL ROBERT LEO VAUGI-IN . . . Clcb0' VOCATIONAL Sergeant in Military, '38, '39. CLARENCE ROBERT WALLACE - - Sk6L'I'!'r' VOCATIONAL Band, '40g Olficcrs' Club, '41g Non-Commissioned Oiliccr, '40. n , y IIIETEEIIFURTU-0I1E ROLAND EDWARD WALKER, GENERAL JR. . Ri1bRala Oul Sralf, '40, '41, Basketball, '40, '41, Cheer Leader, '40, '41, I'Ii-Y, '40, '41, RUTH IVEY WALKER - - GENERAL Girl Reserve, '39, '40, Softball, '40, - - Giggles Perfect Attendance 11 Years, Dancing Club, '38. THOMAS WILLIAM WALRAVEN - . Billy COMMERCIAL Football, '39, Baseball, '40, '41, Odicers' Club, '40, '41, Red Cross, '41. JAMES A. WEST -.-. GENERAL . Fuzzy lfootball, '33, '39, '40, Hi-Y, '40, '41, Baseball, '41, Cap- tain of Football, '40, CHARLES RAY WHITE - . SCIENTIFIC frlglean Football, '39, '40, Officers' Club, '39, '40, '41, Beta Club, Y 59 40 41 '40, '41, Hi- , , , ' MARGIE FRANCES WIGLEY , . . - Luckie GENERAL Glee Club, '38, '39, Girl Reserve, '38, '39, '40, '41, Softball, '40. MARY AGNES WILLIAMS ' Agn COMMERCIAL Girl Reserve, '38, '39, '40, Manusc MARGIE NELL WILLINGHAM COMMERCIAL ript Club, 37, 38. . Maggie Sergeant-at-Arms, '59, '40, Girl Reserve, '40, '41, Tri-Hi-Y, '40, '41, Sponsor D Com JACKIE WILSON - - - ' GENERAL pany, '40. - - jackie Reporter for Red Cross, '41, Girl Reserve, '41, Cheer Leader, '41 KATIE LORENE WILSON - COMMERCIAL . - Nicki Girl Reserve, '39, '41, Cafeteria Staff, '39, '40, '41, CHRISTINE WOOTEN - - COMMERCIAL Glce Club, Annual Representative, '3 '38, 39. MYRTICE CLEO WRIGHT . VOCATIONAL Beta Club, '40, '41, Girl Reserve, '40, - - Foamy 8, '39, Secretary B-3, . - . jackie Library Staff, '38, '39, Executive Committee, 40. HUBERT MONROE YEAGER, JR., Nigga Frilz GENERAL Hi-Y, '39, '40, '41, Football, '59, '40, Sergeant-at-Arms, '41 , Manager Iiootball Team, '40, MELVIE ALICE YEAGER - GENERAL Chicken Library Staff, '37, '38, '40, Girl Reserve, '39, '40, '41, Home Economics, '41. nin efeen fazfy- one , .FW OWNJC. Q-2-in-rj 1 unnfnf JUNIOR C BRAXTON Wuo'r11N . RACI-IILI. Romn' . I f0FF'THE UFFICERS4 NIHSSES LASS OFFICERS . . t. . . P1'r'xiz1'c'11l . S0c1'z'fu1'y-T1'eax111'c'r SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS JEAN BLACKMON ....... PI'FSit1!'I1f A. W. SU1.l.lvAN . . Svvrvfzzry-Treaszmfr FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS . . . P1'c'sizfL'l11' XVILLIAM PLU N KIETT HAZEL IDOIXQLN . . Sr'c'1'r'fury-T1'c'ax111'4'1 i C-I Ciardestel Adams, Kale Ashe, ,fewel BLlfl1ClI,'vvLlLlC Booker, W'inncttc Cantrell, Betty Ann Clark, XVAIL Cfriivvford, Aarnn Dixon, hflary Helen lfasom, Ted lfields, Daisy Gibson, linhby Cilnre, Ida lI.lll1ilCll, liuy l-laynie, Elllllblillil llnlley, Robert jones, Vir- ginia McArthur, Mary Ann Nix, Rachel Roddy, lake Rose. Mnrthaleen Sims, Thelma Sosehee, Betty Speehl, Axlifnivtl Slalnaker, 1lUL1I1ll.1 Tyner, Marini Williams, l'n'nxtni1 XY'noten, Tum Wformtteii, C-2 Nunn llasiy, liill Keene, Virginia Keene, lloraee Rennedy, -lanies Ledbetter, Qiladym Lewis, Virginia laigiiii, llayid Lnner, john Mayes, lsahel Mnyn. llinniiis Mefiriff, Ruth Plunkett, Xvesley Rucker, Martha Russell, James Rutherfnrd, Matilda Shani- blee, Betiy Lou Simpkins, Graee Smith, Ray Smith, Mary lilnrenee Snsebee, Fred Stanford, Sally lou Swink, Lena Ruth iIil1UINLl9, l'illY.ll7Clll Tillery, llnzel Watts, C-3 ,I. W. Askca, Martha Ann Baker, Marilyn Bartlett, Ethel, Bishop, Nell Bobo, Guy Bowles, Martha Britt, Carolyn Clay, Vir- ginia Conn, lidwnrd Cowan, Marie Dennis, llnrry Dodd, ,lohn lfiides, Mary Goff, Mil- dred Greene, Beverly Griggs, Roy Hurts- lield, ,lohn Hicks, Martha Landers, Beth Nielinlas, Melvin Plunkett, Geraldine Ray- ner, Glynn Rivers, Roger Smith, Betty XValker, Marjorie Walker, Betty XVallace, lnez XViIlinmson, Leumon W'ilsnn, Wzzlter fright. C-4 1 ston Abernathy, Ciarolyn Ahern All li y, Aubrey llarrett, Allen Bnslwiek, Beatrice Brooks, liilly lluxhy, llranees Cnuey, Mildred 'nnian, Ralph llriskell, Ruth liields, ller- -rt Gary, Nnrnian Gray, Grace Hudgins, askin hlenkins, -I. XV. Little, Guy Me- linrity, lflifaheth Nash, Mary Pelfrey, Arlee Petty, linrrest Pittard, Pauline l'l'esnell, lillis Reeves, Betty lliuinpsnn, ,lne XV1lll.lee, Grady While, ,Iaequeline Xvhile. Mi H, ,,v,,-,swam Z 1 B-I Doris Allen, Evelyn Bailey, Miriam Barnett, Clara Nell Bartlett, jean Blackmon, Sarah Brown, Teenie Chambers, Charlotte Childs, Pauline Clark, Roberta Cochran, Lee Daniell, Mary Dozier, Sarah Enloc, Thomas Estes, Joyce Garrett, Raymond Garmon, Betty Ann Gilman, Frances Harbuck, Alice Harkins, Jane Holbrook, Loretta Hollis, Sylvia Hood, Baird Hudgins, Frances ,len- nings, Dorothy Jones, Louise Ledbetter, Donnie Marcus, Leonard McCall, Betty Mc- Ever, Frances Melton, Gwendolyn Norton, Lyman Pelot, Eloise Penn, Alfred Ritchie, Myrtice Singleton, Glenna Lee Taylor, Vir- ginia Thomason, Alice Triplett, Mary Trus- Cott, Alyce Young, B-2 Harlis Ashendorf, Robert Lee Baker, O. H. Bartlett, jr., Dorothy Booker, Edward Bowen, John Cain, Preston Camp, Emory Crowder, james Driskell, j. B. Elliott, Paul Ellison, Jr., Billy Englett, Billy Fitzgerald, H. G. Gay, jim Griswell, Harry Hall, Harold Herndon, Hubern Hutcheson, Mel- vin Meeks, Bob Munro, Theodore Moore, Gordon Plunkett, Carlton Parker, Lacy Pur- cell, QI. C. Reese, Kathryn Sanders, Everett Scott, Roy Smith, Sarah Stephens, Walter Tarvin, Harold Tubbs, Charlie Vaughn, Edwin Wiley, James Wilson. B-3 Nellie Adair, Lovic Allen, Virginia Also- brook, Cecile Andrews, Paul Baker, Richard Bennett, Nelcie Bowling, Bernice Dameron, Billy Dixon, Jack Dodgen, Ruth Dodgcn, Louise Edwards, Ray Gary, Janet Green, Lewis Gresham, Harold Hudlow, Nora Ivy, Boykin Jenkins, Dorothy Lambert, Helen Landrum, Betty Moore, Dorothy Stewart, Helen Sweat, Constance Tartar, Laura Lee Thomas, Harriet Thornton, Willie Love Tolbert, Clarence Townsend, Evelyn Wiley, Doris Williams, Edward Williams, Lester Wood. SUPH B-4 joel Austin, W. B. Barrett, Catherine Bell, Marione Brace, Billy Brown, Louise Croft, Billy Fields, Mac Garrett, ,lack Gravley, Charles Harris, Benjamin Knight, Rachel Lawson, Marion Miller, Wylie Mitchell, Guy McCurley, Wilbur Newman, Reba Otwell, Patricia Parham, Jeanette Payne, Harold Pittard, Curvin Pitts, Dorothy Richardson, Bette Jane Sanford, Billy Scarbrough, Sara Scott, Eugenia Shepherd, Ralph Sosebee, Mary Ellen Stieher, Roy Sudduth, Betty Sumlin, Vivian Taylor, Lucile Vittur, Bill White, Marvin Wilkes, Frank Williams, Hazel Wood. B-5 J. B. Brown, Thelma Buford, Hazel Coch- ran, Floyd Cowan, Raymond Cowan, Eliza- beth Estes, Calvin Franklin, Mary Frances Griswell, Gladys Hanie, Dorothy Harrell, Olive Harrington, David Hartsfield, Winola Hawkins, Betty Howell, Angelia Jordan, Charles Kinsey, Anita Kirkpatrick, Harlon Kitchens, Ruth Luther, Helen McElhenney, Roy McGriff, Maurine Prather, Edwin Smith, Helen Story, Edwin Thomas, Robert Wheeler, Mattie Mae Whitneld, Kenneth Windham. B-6 Marie Appling, Hoyt Arrington, Billy Barker, Marion Bartlett, Merle Barton, Les- ter Bennett, Dorothy Cabe, Roselle Carroll, Betty Coursey, Frances Cowan, Blanche Davis, Fanita Davis, Nelle Golden, Charles Hamilton, Harold Harmon, C. M. Herndon, Aleen Holland, Edna Huff, Margaret Kil- patrick, Wylie McGarity, Elsie McWilliams, Perry Monroe, Genevieve Rohig, Josephine Rutherford, Patricia Smith, Andrew W. Sullivan, Eugene Winslett. URES A-I Ralph Allen, Edward Barrett, Billy Beavers, Charles Bennett, Doris Bennett, Ralph Bennett, Carl Bone, Milton Bostwick, Delma Bowling, Audrey Brantly, Carl Bridwell, Edward Brock, Ezra Brown, William Bryant, Marjorie Buchanan, Marie Catheart, Don- nie Deal, ,lim Dickey, Imogene Frazier, Dorothy Kilpatriek, Edna Kirkpatrick, Virginia I.ee, Cath- erine Little, Bobbie Mathis, Billie Sue Mayo, jack Peyton, Virginia ,lo Rutherford, Euyal Smith, Ann Sumlin, Martin Sutton, Lorraine Stalnaker, Billy Steeley, Carolyn Tyson, Paul Tolbert, Louise Wal- lace, NY'eydell W'hitworth, Billy W'inslett. A-2 Lamar Barrett, Billie Brown, Archie Burdett, Homer Bryant, jack Cole, ,lack Camp, Emily Anne Carter, Willie Mae Conn, H. xl. Curtis, Edward Daniel, Verlon Swords Davis, Billie Dodgen, Ed- ward Dolan, James Echols, L. W. Feather, Ray For- rester, Edward Futrell, Austin Gignilliat, Robert Harrington, Ernest jones, Lehman Keith, John Lester, Charles Litton, Billy Lueke, julian Marable, Dwayne Moore, Donald Morgan, Donald Morris, Robert Morris, George Pettway, jack Petty, Wel- don Redd, jim Roberts, Jimmie Roberts, Herman Speeht, Donald York. A-3 Irene Aderhold, Thomas Adkisson, Thomas Alex- ander, Clifford Ariail, Charles Barnett, Betty ,Io Bartlett, Edna Bartlett, Dorothy Black, Dorothy Blalock, Mary Bozeman, Sara Brock, Annetta Brown, Donald Bryant, joseph Bryant, june Bur- gess, Mary Dean Butler, Hugh Cantrell, Allen Car- son, Robert Clower, james Cook, Lottie Crowe, Sherbert Daniell, Ernestine Davenport, Leila Mae Davis, Hazel Dodgen, Roy Drake, William Dyer, Jack England, Edward Estes, Billy Gay, Dorothy Hunton, Billy jordan, James Morgan, Lester Nash, Raymond Ireland, Olin Riding, Odell W'in- gate, Margaret W'ood. A-4 Billy Abbott, Henry Driskell, Clyde Dalfron, Frances Daifron, Sara Easom, Thomas Eaton, Mar- garet Fineh, Zelda Frye, Betty George, Margaret Gibson, Wallace Griswell, Mary Green, Norma Greene, Lenette Hammond, Harold Hayes, Mildred Hayes, Bobbie Hollis, Marjorie Hughes, Wanslie Ivey, Lucile Jackson, Carroll Johnson, Sarah Nell Knight, Marian Largin, jeanett Leaptrot, Blanche Lee, Jimmie Livingstone, jimmy Loner, Nellie Ruth Lowery, Ralph Mangum, Hazel McArthur, G. I . Pruitt, Mildred Sailor, Geneva Smith. FRE! A-5 Frances Aycock, Emma Grace Bagwell, Lillian Chafin, Dawn Eason, R. XV. LeCroy, Louise Loner, Dorothy Mock, Mary Ruth Monroe, Mary More- land, Betty Moss, Marie McEaehin, Roy McGill, Roy McWilliams, Betty Nixon, Marvin Nolan. Louise Oliver, Winfred Orrell, Ida Perry, Ruby Pettway, Mary Plaster, William Plunkett, Margaret Raburn, Barbara Rentz, Roy Sams, Shirley Sear- brough, Margie Shaw, Elizabeth Sharpe, Aline Shel- nutt, Sara Shelnult, Sara Shoemake, Illinor Smith, Elmer Smith, Willie Strickland, Helean Swanson, Lynette Talton, Bobby Thompson, Lois Tinney, Clyde Townsend, Ida Mae Singleton. A-6 John Adkisson, Wendel Bagwell, Weston Baxter, Margaret Black, jack Boggs, Ramon Brown, Harvey Brumblow, Rutledge Carter, Wilburn Croft, Virlyn Dixon, Demester Dunaway, Thomas Gary, Harvey Hudlow, -I. T. Lewis, Conrad Lindsey, Sam Presnell, James Riley, Henry Riley, Ed Shelton, Robert Samples, Cornelius Ware, B. H. Whitield, N. H. Wilson, Ralph Wilson, Jimmy Wood, Harold Woods, Peggy Trollinger, Irene Troglin, Faye W'alker, Juanita West. A-7 Robert Berryhill, Emogene Biekers, Eugene Brock, Kenneth Carnes, Dorothy Collins, Billy Craig, Doyle Croft, Alton Denman, Mary Dixon, Harold Dorough, Ted Florence, L. A. Garman, Clyde Gor- don, Clyde Hamby, Billy Ivy, Emory Ivie, Frances Land, .lane Lewis, Martha Luther, Irwin McDonald, Rudolph McLaughlin, P. Merino, LaMotte Miller, Verna Lee Miller, Charles Parmell, Charles Powell, Harry Pratt, Frank Price, Jack Reid, Jimmy Rob- inson, Bobby Sessions, Henry Sorrells, Lamar Tid- well, Edgar West, james Woody. A-8 Vivian Bell, Grace Bishop, Reba Bishop, Frances Boggus, Frances Baswell, Mary Ann Brown, Juanita Burdette, Emily Callahan, Mary Cook, Lucy Cowart, Mildred Darnell, Frances Davis, Margaret Dupree, Sam Harris, Rudis Holland, Betty Anne Keheley, Juanita Lord, Ruth Martin, George Mayes, Thomas McGinnis, Robert Orrell, Louise Payne, Lewis Puckett, Reba Srnith, Wilton Sosebee, Willis Surles, Leon Townsend, james Troglin, Katie Tum- lin, Kathryn Turnipseed, -I. W. Whiteman, Ruby XVilson, ,Ioe Wootten. Ell ww, . A ' nf A .NSF sf' Q- A W -1fLwH5? ' if fi W .AN afgf'Q':, Q . Q ., vi. 'L I 1 - 1 iff ' 1 2 , ' .H f ff f I lv ' . , 3 ' f I . A. .I lf, A I it : J' - ' V. ' . 7' A' I, K 1 I V i IIIILITHRU RALPH IRELAND . . Lieutenant Colonel MARGARET BARTENFELD, Regimental Sponsor FIRST BATTALION JACK HOOO ....... Major NliI.LIE RUTH AIJAIR, First Battalion Sponsor COMPANY A LEE BLOUNT ...... Captain BILLY XVALRAVEN . . l irsfLienff'nal1f EDWIN WI1.EY . . . SeeonJLie1itenan1f MARY HIAQLEN KIEHELEH' . . . Sponsor COMPANY B PAUL PALMER ..... Captain XVALTER CRAWIf'ORD . . First Lieutenant ROY HARTSFIELD . . Second Lieutenant PAT BUTLER . . . . . Sponsor CLAYTON GROOVILR . Company Mascot SECOND BATTALION HOYT REDD . . Major EVELYN SMITH . Sponsor COMPANY C JAKE ROSE . Captain BEATRICIQ BROOKS . . Sponsor COMPANY D AARON DIXON . . Captain DAVID LONER . . . Second Lientrnant MELNflN PLUNKETT . Second Lieutenant BETTY TI-IOIWPSON . . . Sponsor 26 4T, ,,, ,,,, L , L, L, , V L, I A ' 'R QV' 'x 'Ra ali- M 'Wm - VVH '5 r'5 A . , . W ! Q Z K . , 4 . - 5 . 4 aww I 0 ' Q . h 'ir I I . . 1 g QL - A ' ,. W A ' A 1 . :. n . 4 ' 8 ' ' A ' A .... L' ,oy Ivs awigpfgfg-AREA . ,Q K ,L.I,I,:,5g f L sw . A Lyfi, alto- ,W , ,.ia,IICp W p y kmiw Ay .. if MIIIYGWKMV J , . 'vw rin: J A my ,- . I . HT LUEST FULTUII vw. INSTRUCTORS LIEUTENANT COLONEL EVAN K. MEREDITH RA1,I1H IRELAND . -IAGR HOGG - HOYT REIJI1 . RAY WHI'l'li . LEE BLOUNI' PAUL PALMILR . . BENJAMIN KNIGHT AARON DIXON . TOM WOO'l I'liN - NORMAN GRAY - BILLY WALRAVEN . VVALTILR CliAW'l'tOliIJ JARIE ROSE . . . RIFLE TEAM AARON DIXON Captain GLYNN RIVIQRS C0-Caplain LI:1a BLOUNT TI-,Il FIELDS CALVIN FRANKLIN NORMAN GIKAY ROBERT AIONLS IDAVIII LONIYR VlRI.H'N MAli'I'IN M11I.vIN PLUNRIZTT -IARI1 ROSE ROGlili SMITH CHARLIE VAUCSIIN FIIWIN WILI-,Y' TOM XVOOTTILN MARIE SARGIENT Sllomor SERGEANT CHARLES WHITWORTH OFFICERS' CLUB . l.iz'1ztm1anl Colonel - - Major, Firsl Balfalion - Major, Secoml Baitaliofz Rvgilrzental Captain Afljzztani - - - - - Captain - - Cuplain . Captain - Capfain . Capfain - - Cllpftlill - Firx1'I.iI'11lr'r1aui - First l,if'11lc'I1:ml - First Lil'llfL'llL1l1f WEsI.1aY RUGRI R HUGH MORGAN - EDWIN WILEY . ROY PIARTSFIIELD - J. W. ASKEA - A -IOHN EADES - GUY MCGARITY . MLLVIN PLUNKITIHI' DAVID LONER - CALHOUN LONG . X7IRLYN MARTIN . KATliIiYN SANIJILRS VIRGINIA LOGAN CAPTAIN L. if L. DECK . lfirxl Liculrnaul - lfirxl Lil'Illl'lIdIIf - S1'I'0ml Lif'u1I'm111l - Swrnllfl Licuimant . Srroml LiI'1m'mu1I - Sl't'0IIll LiE'Ilfl'I1tll1f ' Swami Liclzlrmuzt . Sccoml LiL'1lfL'I1dIZf Sfcoml Lit'1lfl'lldlll' . Second Lienlezzant . Scroml LfC'Ill'L'lIdIll Offccrs' Club Sponsor - . Staff Sponsor M, f. 3 f ' ,W L- ,I ,, .,,...,..,.....I.., IIJ G..G -W,...,.L Lg Q in K 7 ff? , A - .,,I.. , , A' 'vb . .pa 0 E Typ 'r . I. 'If Q Ji ' -2 fp T ,ffl - U.. - I aw . A v.Qfi,W'i Sl THE FUUTBHLI. SEHSUII The lettermen who returned from the 1939 squad were in doubt about the 1940 season as practice began, since they had a new coach and a limited supply of reserves. Fortunately, Vic Hansard, the new coach from Canton High, quickly dispelled all doubts, as he introduced a new system of play and, with skillful tutelage, moulded a spirited cohesive team in almost no time. The season was surprisingly successful in the face of tough opposition. Those winning letters this year are: Ends Centers JACK HOGG BILL BUSBY HOYT REIJII ALLEN BOSTWICK WALTER WRIGHT EDWIN WILEY Tackles JAMES WEST JOHN MAYISS Halflmcks RAY DICKEY Gmmjs JIM GRISWELL LEE BLOUNT RAY WHITE GUY MCGARITY HARRY Donn QIlllVfl'l'lJtl6'kS WALT CRAWFORIJ JAKE ROsE THE SCHEDULE West Fulton West Fulton West Fulton West Fulton 0- 0.. North Fulton Commercial Dallas . Russell . ..34 West Fulton . . SO XVest Fulton 0 West Fulton . 27 West Fulton 28 F11l1l1at'l2.s ROBERT CATHCART A. W. SULLIVAN Mcmagz'r MILTON BOSTWICK Confb VIC HANSARD Asxisfunf Coach JAMIQS P. NIOORE 12-Marietta . 0 0-Jordan . . 54 7-Richardson . . 0 6-Decatur . . 47 I l K j,F BFISKETBHLL TEHIH West Fulton's basketball team, under a new coach this year, was fast and efhcient having a highly suc cessful season with seventeen wins, The new coach was Mr. jimmy Moore who formerly played at Fulton. With the construction of a gymnasium for next year's team, the prospects for future successes are bright. The lettermen this year are: RAY DICKEY . ROBERT CATHCART . JACK HOGG The Season's Record: West Fulton West Fulton West Fulton West Fulton West Fulton West Fulton Fifth Di West Fulton West Fulton West Fulton strict EVIALRETT SCOTT . 14-North Fulton . 2 5-Richardson . . 22-North Fulton . 3 0-Smyrna . . 2 6-Fulton . . . 24-Fitz Hugh Lee Tournament Scores: . 24-Campbell . 19-Druid Hills . . 14-Clarkston JIM GRISWELL . HARRY DODD ALLEN BOSTWICK . West Fulton West Fulton West Fulton West Fulton West Fulton West Fulton Decatur . Fulton . Druid Hills Clarkston Marietta . Fitz Hugh Lee N. G. I. C. Tournament Scores: West Fulton . . 27-Fulton . West Fulton . . 17--NorthFulton 29 V xg J 't . ON THE DIAMOND WALTER CRAWFORD .... Cafchfr HARRY DODII . . . Firsf Base' RAY DICKEY . . . Srfc011rlBasc' ROY HARTSFIELD . . Sfyorfxfojv CAI HOUN LONG . . Third Baxff JACK HOGG . . . Ozzffivlfl BII LY WALRAVEN . . ROBERT CATHCART .... Ouffivld ALLEN BOSTXVICK . . . . Oufffcld Ozlfffrlff JAMES MOORli . . WALTER WRIGHT . JIM GRISWELL . JOHN MAYES . . CHARLES SOYLQZ . DAVID HARTSEIELIJ . HOMIAQR BRYANT . JIM DICKEY . EVERETT SCOTT . BILLY BROWN . . . C ozlfb Ozfffeld Pifcbcr Pil'L'l76'1' Pifvher Piffbcr Pifflwl' Ufilify Ufilifj' Ufilify CHEER LEADERS BIEATRICIZ BROOKS PAT BUTLER ROBERTA COCHRAN ELSIE COOK FRANCES GILMAN MISS MARY M, BEARD, Famzlfy 30 BETTY MCEYVER EVELYN SMITH BETTY THOMPSON ED NVALKER JACKIE WILSON Azlzfisrw' 4 ,-in A v. .L f A 'yi E, wg? E iff' xx gm 4, A 15, f --N-,, f,LN1EEf'f ,S . V . 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The Diversified Cooperative rani g ' K' . . . years of age and above who feel that they will go to work as soon as they graduate from high schoo ' ' ' ' ' id a course of technical related informa- Not only does the student talie the required high school couists .11 lion, but he also works three hours or more a clay in a shop, oilice, or store, getting practical experience in the occupation he or she expects to follow. Upon completion of the high school course each one will have some experience in an occupation in which he has reasonable ex ectanc f of em lofment. Hi fh P I P I Ev ool credit is allowed for this course, and one may graduate with a regular high school diploma. College sch entrance credits are allowed for this work by state institutions. gl tangiww. 32 Jw 33 A THE WEFUHIAN STAFF OF I94I BOB ROIsINsON MAIiGARliT' ROI1IaR GLIAQNNA MORGAN RALPH IRl'lLf.ND HUGH MORGAN DOIKIS LANE . PAUL PALMER RAY WIIITE . JACK HOGG . EI,sIIa COOK . PAT BUTLER . GIAQNE IYY . MARGARET ELLIOTT . VIRGINIA LOGAN BETTY MCENVER CAROLYN TYSON MISS FRANCES SPRATLING MISS MARY M. BEARII . Ifalifor'-ill-Cllivf . Bzfxillvsx Nflllldgfl' . Blzxifwsx MtIlIdlQl'I' Axwrialr' Iiafilrnz' . Ari Ezfifrnz' . . I 4'a1'1m' Edifor . . . I'f10f0gI'z1jIfJiz' Eclifm' Axxislzmf I'fmf0gI'ajJbiI' Edilol' . . . . Sjmrfx Ezfifor' AlllfFl'ff,Yi71g MdIldgf'l' A111 cfrfising NIIIIHISUI' fTfl'L'IIldfi0I1 Maamgw' . . . . Tyjlisi . . Izrnior l3f'jm'xr'I1fafiz'I' . SUIIZIUIIIOVI' RI'jJI'I's4'l1fuli1'r' . l v!'l'Sl7I71Lll1 I3vj11'r'sr'11fafiz'r' Ftlflllfj' Atll'i.Yl'I' Fllflllfj' Atll'jXt'I' Z1 pgzqbzy 'f--w what me wmfm-ME Egan-fwmfa-IIQssRvsIzeSmf,2: A A' gf iii 1 1 . X569 5 'fm A . V' is fdfgflv 3 tn 5 f -f A -If I I -. 4 3 1' , A I X ig 5 A w 5 S ,I is 4 Ei WS 1 I f +I , 6 - 'W :I I I A 3 '55 2 i , Y, . e V A ,W ' in'-1 . .E 44 'Wa 1 :A :AM 4 YL? , 'kv' Q F .1 5? W'-'T I , ,, I A 'f .2 .Sf gi Q . V SI'fII224's,iYMwf ,esvaezaxss 45:3 I QW '22 I -yu T' '51 A ' ,, 1, Q, I V. ,. SARAH SPIVEY . COLLEEN BUCHANAN LIACK MCBRIIJE . En WALKER . . ASHFORD STALNAKIAQR MARY SOSEBEE . ELIZABETH TILLERY MISS VIRGINIA SMITH wb x UJ L S J. W. ASKEA EVELYN GARNER FRANCES BLALOCK BERENICE HAYES BETTY BONDS JACK HOGG COLLEEN BUCHANAN RALPH IRELAND CAROLYN CLAY ELIZABETH JOLLEY JOHN EADES DOROTHY LEWIS DORIS LANE MEMBERS GLENNA MORGAN BETH NICHOLAS PAUL PALMER ELIZABETH PARK MELVIN PLUNKETT BOB ROBINSON MARGARET ROPER 35 THFF ,5 1. ii 3? 3 if Q5 QQ If 4? i . 'ip i 1 A . , 5 f MI il E 9, EI' E, i , 5 I ' I' K I :' S'- I za . Ezfifor-ill-Clvief Mafzz'-up Editor Maki'-zzp Edifor . . Spar! Editor Adwfrfising Manager Cirrulaiion Managrr . Exchange Editor Fafzzlfy Arfrisrr SARAH SPIVEY EDNA ROWLAND MARY KATE THOMASON BRAXTON WOOTEN RAY WHITE MYRTICE WRIGHT BETH ELUB ELUB TRI HI-U ELUB ---- ff KIAMIZS WEST . CHAIKLIAZS BURGI ss . ED XWALKER . . MARY TRUSCU1 'I' . ALICE HARKINS . . MR. Clean. STANLIQY . MARY HIQLEN KLHELPY Nunxa RUTH AIDAIR . DORIS LANE . . . XIIVIAN Cox . . Miss Suu ROBPQRTS . OFFICERS OFFICERS . . . PI'I'Nil,I'lIlJ Vim'-Pr'z'xiJr'11f S1'r'1'r'fz1ry-Trr'ux111'r'r . . . Sjrmlxor . . . Sjzouxor . lfmfzflfy Aalrixrr . . Pra'sirfc'1zf . Xfilff'-Pl'4'Sjt14'IIf . . Sl'Cl't'fdI'J' . . . Trc'usurcr . Facility Azluisvr 36 EVIALLYN SMITIMI . MI4.l.X lE YIQAGIJI . VIRGINIA LOGAN CONNIE BLACK . . ROBIiliTA COCHRAN MISS ROSE SANIIIQIIS JEANIETTE PAYNI1 . EVIELYN SMITH . ROBITQIRTA COCHRAN . CONSTANQIQ MAIRTIN MRS. PAUL B. ALLEN MELX'IE YEAGER . OFFICERS OFFICERS JACKIE WHITE . . .... . , . 37 GI Rl R ESEI VE EL UB . . Presidcni . Viva'-Prrxidvul . Svcrvfary . . . TVl'll,YIIl'f'l' Program Chairman . F6lCIl1f3f'A1lUi.YFV . . Prcsizlclzf . ViL'U-PTCSiff9l1f . . Svcrrfary , . Trc'axurf'r Faculfy Adviser Program Chairman Program Chairman H0mE ECUHUMIES ILUB LIBRHRU I THFF BHIID LATRELLE BLACK FRANCES BOGGUS MARIONE BRAGE MARTHA BRITT MARIE CATHCART BETTY ANN CLARK MARGARET ELLIOTT MARY GOFF WESLEY RUCKER VIRLYN MAIKTIN . CALHOUN LONG . BETTY BONDS . . MR. J. W. WIGGINS DORIS LANE LOLA LIZCROY SARA MQCUTGHI-:ON JERRY MCGINNIS VERNA LEE MILLER MARY ANN NIX MARGARET RABURN MARlI.YN RITCHIE MISS SARAH DAVIS, Lib1'a1'ir111 OFFICERS ELIZABETH SHARPIT EVIELYN SIWITH SARAPI SPIVEY XVILLIE STRIGKLANII ANN SUMLIN ALICE TRIPLIQTT MAIKION Wll,IIIAMS JOE WOOTTI-:N . Ifirsf Liz'11fc'1m11f Scwnzd Lirzzfezmzzz' Svcoznl Lic'z1fe11a11f . . . Sponsor . Director 38 STUIIEIIT IIRGIIIIIZIITIUII OFFICERS RALPH IRLLANIJ . . . PI't'SitI'l'IIf MARQARRT ROPLR . . . SI'c1'c'l11rj' SARAII SPIVEY . Vfl't'-1J!'t'Sit1l'llf EIIWARIJ WALKIZII . Sl'l'KQl'dl7f-df-ATHIS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE QQIIARI L5 15uRQI.ss IJUROIIIY I,Iixx'1s PAUL PALM kk LITTLE M ISS FORTUNE Mrs. Ada Cooper, I1 11 11,011 . K:1tImrIne Cooper, bfi' 1l1111gf1!r1' . . W'iIIinm Cooper, lm' mn 4... Randolph Blnney, 11 Vivlw J'0lllItLf 1111111 - Augusta Smythe, Ll young sorirfy fffllvfm' Vivian NigIItingLIIe, tl If1'I'.Ix111,1kI'1' . . Jerome Patrick, 11110 1'1111x 11 loyal 111111131 .sf Lily Hcnshaw, KI fan1'i1'I'11-ym'1I1'-0f1l goxxip Mrs. jason Bindley I 1 V, I A t Mrs. Baxter Reeves IMMMII mmlmm ' Calvin Proelor, I1 ItIll'jl'I' r - . - CAST UVI' - Mx'R'I'IcgIe XVRIGIIT PAT BUTLLR . 1-Q1.1L,xIII'I'II PARR . . PAI' BL1'II,I',R . PAUL PALMER - RAY VVHIT11 . . JACKIE VVILSON MAIIELIQINE RUTHLRI-'ORD - - VIRI.X'N MAIKTIN . MARILYN HAGOOD I AGNI.s WILl,IAMs ' I IIVELYN GAliNliR . . HOYT RLDIJ SEIIIUR PLIIU MAR Y M. BEARD DiI't'l'f0I' GLEE ELUB HIID URCHESTRH OFFICERS WESLEY RUCRER . . . . . . Prvsizlcfzf VIRGINIA TIIOMASON . . . Vicv-Prvsidwzl MARGAIKET ELLIOTT . . Szfrrvfary-Trvuxzzrw MR. W. WIGGINS . .... DjI'l't'f!ll' OFFICERS EVELYN SMITH . . . . . . I'1'f'xiflr'11f CARLTON PARKER . . . View-l'1'vxidf'11f BETTY THOMPSON . , Sccrfffary-Trruszzrv1' Miss LUCILLE REEX'ES . . Ifaczzlfy Aa'L'iscr RED ERUSS 40 CAROLYN ABERNATHY WINNETTE CANTRELL LOUISE CROPT MILDRED DENMAN KATHRYN DONALDSON SARA ENLOE RUTH FIELDS LILLIAN FUTRELLE . ELIZABETH PARK . ANNIE LAURIE COLE . KATHRYN DONALIISON Q 0 A Wg BETTY ANNE GILMAN FRANCES HARBUCZK MARGARET K1I.PATliICK DOROTHY LEWIS CATHERINITZ LITTLE SARA MCCUTCHEON BETTY MII.ES GERALDINIS ODEN MARY PELIVREY MISS DORIS GUILL, Manage OFFICERS 4l I' EHFETER STHFF INEZ RAY MARY FLORENCE SOSEBEE THELMA SOSEBEIL SALLIE LOU SWINK ELIZABETH TILLERY MARY TRUSQOTT LORENE WILSON SARA WOOTTEN . P1'L'SidClIf . . Vim'-Presicfcfazi , Svc1'cf:z1'y-T1'r'aszzrcr FRHH menus QHIS , ,U , KIIIG HIIIJ DUEEII UF . . . MEMBERS OF THE COURT MARGARET ELLIOTT LOVIC ALLEN CAROLYN TYSON JIM IJICKEY JAMES MORGAN HAZEI, DODGEN DANIEL PUCKETT BETTY MOORE RALPH IRELAND BETTY BONDS LUCY COWART .IUNE HICKS CAROLYN QUEEN 42 AIOI-IN MQQURLEY King MARIE SARGENT Qllwrl 'fn R ' 'r 'Ar 4 -,, X .8 R s -',. x x 5 g X lg - 'f57'Qx- 'L x Y 0:2-1-El' 'M SQ ly. 6 l U N VE? X 15' a. -. . .N.N . -1- :':- ai: rm.-E - s- -- ra xxx NNN xy X X ESAX XXXAWQ X X Q , x wun S wun SGX 'vis lU. F. H. S. S S ...Sw i- I Q OO v . f s ,' I i 4 ' I , I. Best Boy Student Best Girl Student Best All Round Boy Best All Round Girl Best Looking Boy Most Attractive Girl Best Boy Sport . Best Girl Sport . Best Groomed Boy Daintiest Girl . . BOB ROBINSON MARGARET ROPER . . . JACK HOGG . SARAH SPIVEY CHARLES SOYEZ . MARGARET BARTEN FELD . . RAY DICKEY . . PAT BUTLER . H. R. HAWKINS . JUNE HICKS Friendliest Boy . . Friendliest Girl . . Most Dependable Boy Mosi Dependable Girl Most Dignifiecl Boy . 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ATLANTA, GEQRGIA DAIRY ATLANTA, GEORGIA W. L. MA in Your Doctorn MAYO 81 STEPHENS Compliments Compliments Compliments and WELDING of Bet Wishes to WELDERS RIVERSIDE ICE 8: Electric - Acetylene CQAL of J. M. DIAYO, Prop. ancl 454 Marietta St., N. W. Jfxclcson 4083 Night Phone BE. I686 RIVERSIDE THEATRE BElr'nont I2ll KNOX WALKER J. W. SIMMONS Clerk Superior Court BANKHEAD DRY Fifth Street Service Compliments FLO WERS CLEANERS 8: Storage Co. Odorless Cleaners 2I75 Gordon Rd., S. W. DRY CLEANING AUTO STORAGE RAYm0nd 88I8 ALTERING-DYEING , , . 0779 53017 Sefmcl' Uf I70 I-Iunter St., S. W. CARL CLOUD. Mgr. IQ86 Bankhead Ave. Corner W. Peachtree MA, 9l4l U . V and Fifth Street One Day SCFVICC HE 1403 J. P. RUSSELL Call For and Delivery ' BEImont 9I42 H. C. LYNCH, Prop. A-4 A-8 81 lf l,'omp1i1nr'nts FULTQN GARROWS WEST LINEN SUPPLY CO. CANDY KITCHEN SHEET METAL of I38 Whitehall St., S. W. 370 Jones Ave 256 walter SL, s. W. ' Pl'TOI'16 Phone WEST FULTON HIGH mlm 3687 Atlanta, Georgia F- G. Wm, LIBRARY ATLANTA, GEORGTA J, I.. 'l'RAwlMi-1l.I.. JR. J, II, XVT351- f.'n1up1il11i'l1lx ClllIIlllTlIll'Il1S ClIII1f1lTIIIE'I1fS DOUGHNUT SHOP . h of of of 45l Ponce de Leon Ave W F i ' MCCORDS CAFE CLYDE Phone VE' 924l CERVIWFIED I45O Banlchead Hwy. COTTON PRICE ATLANTA, GEoRGiA DAIRY ATLANTA, GEORGIA SIMPSON STREET LUMBER CO. I449 Simpson Rd., N. W. Phone BE. 2086 ATLANTA, GEORGIA S. J. TWILLI-21. Mgr. B. B. MURPHY Groceries - Western Heats Dry Goods - Notions Shoes and Light Hardware North Ave. at West Lake BE. ll48 Conzplimvnts Forty Years Svriaiu Compliments to Satisfied Customers of The Same Service and Satisfaction Awaits of YOU D-2 At the ABBOTT FURNITURE STORE CENTER HILL 207 Marietta Sf., N. W. xiii, Hompias. 'mailer ATLANTA, GEORGIA SCHOOL F, H, BUSCHMAN Your Friend Complirnents 2OlO Hollywood Road 0f CROCERIES FTiRNlTURE PTANOS . Rixmos A-5 FRESH NIEATS , ,, Compliments Of THE CLASS OF '40 J . M . T U L L METAL a SUPPLY COMPANY, inc. 285 Marietta St., N. W. ATLANTA, GEORGIA USE . . . BLUE HORSE SCHOOL GOODS and MONTAG7S FASIIIONABLE WRITING PAPERS Malle by MONTAG'S BROTHERS, INC. Congratulations TO THE CLASS OF 1941 CHARLIE BROWN Fulton County Commissioner Best Wishes BARRETT FUNERAL HOME BOLTON, GEORGIA Compliments Of Be. 1662 C-I C-2 C-3 C-4 Compliments BUHNED and WRECKED CARS Motor Rebuilders - Starters of Generators lO36 Bankhead Avenue, N. W. West Fulton VE. 3516-7 ATLANTA, q3E0i2q3iA Parent-Teacher Association 'T Compliments Of D- I Teacher-MRS. C. C. WILLS, JR. Corzgrrztzrlatiorzs to . . . MYHTICE WRIGHT And the other graduates ol' Wrist Fulton High School it ADAMS - CATES COMPANY REALTORS WA. 5477 Second EIoor- I-Iurt Building LANIER PIANO COMPANY COWPUWFVUS Baldwin Pianos - Lester Pianos of RIVERSIDE T. C. LANIER, Proprietor 33 Auburn Avenue WA. 0386-7 ATLANTA, GEORGIA SERVICE STATION Bolton Rd. and Main St. BEIrnont 9I6O BARNETT'S TAVERN CHICKEN, STEAK and FISH DINNERS BEIn'1ont 9157 Marietta Road BOLTON, GEORGIA Compliments Of MARSH BUSINESS COLLEGE 249 Peactmtree Street, N. E. WAInut 8808 WH' burr' um' of flu' lurgmi umf brit! rmlzlilvpzwl lH'i1'lIfL' xvfmols in lhc Sulllb. 14010 fx ws W 3 vb W Refresh yourself Pause at the familiar red cooler for ice-cold ,fxfnfyx -:f- J-ff Coca-Cola. Its life, sparkle and delicious taste will give you the real meaning of refreshment. WEST FULTON CAFETERIA o Swziefs llze . . . FACULTY, STUDENT BODY and VISITORS D1f1LIC1oUs, Noumslilwo and APPETIZING MEALS R ICA S0 NA HI .E PR ICES fi? Complimenls of LENA H. COX SCHOOL 50 'i Compliments Of T H E M I R R O R 0 Visit our new . MLl'l'TI.E Mlsslss AND TEEN Snow Featuring DRESSES, COATS, SPORTS WEAR Street Floor Greet ings to the CLASS OF 1941 MARY M. Frmn D-3 I BEARD, Teacher AGNES SCOTT COLLEGE Decatur, Georgia I The college always welcome girls from Fulton and DeKalb Counties. For information, address PRESIDENT J. R. MCCAIN Box W. F. Compliments NIILIIRED AIKEN I-lARRx AIA-IXANIII-Ili l,E0wx BAKER JXUBREY IgARRIG'l l' FRANCES BLALOCK COLLEEN I5UCHA'NA'N CHARLES BITREI-:ss HKONSON BUSBY A LICIC CA M PB ELL CHARLES COL Rsm CLAIIDE DAN'I5 HOLYLE DEAL Of V- I RALPH DRISKELL WARIKEN GICNILLIAT CECIL HARRELs0N BERENICE HAYES HASKIN JENKINS ELIZABETH JULLY HURACE KEN Nl-IDY ROBERT LOWRY JAMES RUTHERFORD RIARY KATE 'I'HoMAsox NORMAN TURxlPs1-:ED RURERT VAIIILHN Nh RTICI-1 WIIIIIHT THE DRAUGHON SCHOOL OF COMMERCE In Qzzvxf of Qluzlifyu CHARACTER RILIVERILNCES AND HIGH SCIIooL GIKADUATION REQUIRED More Than 40 Positions a Month Filled on an Average Peachtree at Baker Street ATLANTA GEORGIA C0lIgVdfZlIHfi0lIS fo like . . . Complimmfs GRADUATES OF 1941 0 of TRUSCOTT, FLORIST- E. L. ALMAND I997 Gordon Road Phone Ra. QOIO FULTON COUNTY COMMISSIONER J. P. STEVENS ENGRAVING COMPANY ATLANTA WEDDING, RECEPTION, VISITING CARDS ARTISTIC CREATIONS WITH FINE MATERIAL SAMPLES AND PRICES UPON REQUEST lIO Peachtree St. Established l874 Cowfzlivmvzlx Cf Ifff pli IIIIAII lx Compu fffffff r Complnm-,ff of of of of B-2 CHATTAHOOCHEE DR- C- R- ADAMS and P.-T. A. County COVTWVTITSSTOVIQZV B-6 52 249 Marietta SL, N. W. Phone Wa. 0882 ATLANTA, GEORGIA MURNINCS G LORY SA NDWICHES Landers Plumbing and Heating Co. Sola' in Your Cafz'lw'ia Fulton Sandwich Company 96 Edgewood Ave., N. E. Wa. O5I6 ATLANTA, GEORGIA C0llllJlillZ6lIfS Cozuplinzmls f:0l!lflIil1IA'Ilf.5 of of JERE A. WELLS PAUL ELLISON B-5 Couzpliimvzts vf TH E CHATTAHOOCH EE FACULTY CRICHTON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE Established 1885 E. KATHERINE REID, President PLAZA WAY AT PRYOR STREET Delailx Szzjnpliezl 011 Request WALNUT 934i ATLANTA, GEORGIA Best Wishe.9 and Cofzgrfzfzzlaiiolzs I0 fha' SENIOR CLASS THE ANNUAL STAFF 53 FN I ILL PORTRAITS IN THIS BOOK MADE BY EIIEPIIII-WAHI x 1- i !1laIlC.-I CHI-32 lf'llf'l'll S'l'lllfli'l'. N. YY. A'l'I,.lN'l'A lilflllllilj OFFICIAL DHOTOGIQAPI-IEIQS FOI? II ml 'lzllfwn fjflfffl II-IMI ALL WEFUFIIAPI negatives are I1eId in our files for several years and poriraiis can be obtained ai any I' IIIIIIIIZW-E JVJFA' 'JI' 1, fu' ww? I-rx? 5 x . I9 OTO-P42 CESSENEHAVIN6 C 5 - 9 P. C Y '!h'if!5F +11 GAF 91 -4G. 4 sg, if-iff' Yr iqwggiiiirmh W W 1f1i - 'Q .1-5 .: 5 .il . ,i Q4 .f K, l 2 A SUCCESSFUL ANNUALS p Require the services of experienced and expert craftsmen, trained in every detail of the processes of creating-planning layout and design -typesetting-printing lithographing and binding . . . Through- out half a century this company has pioneered in the production of the highest type of printing...Uur services include a special college annual sales and service organization . . . Abundant equipnlenbmodern and complete. .. Prices representing maximum in value X FUUTE 8 DAVIES PRINTING ' LlTHUGllAl'HINli 0 ENSllAVlNli A T L A N T A ' 56 I awe? 1 1 P I E F E 4 . ,. I. 1 l 2 ' 174 J .,.,, . ,H D 4,3 v,-4, . , . .i,m.g1.:,7 11,213 -V5 5.31 3 U 7'f fA'-ff' 4 ff., -P.'LgQ .1 1-1w:'A Yi L- avr -wl-z.'.-,- -.51-. , ,v 45: EPT - v: 3- w.,'f . 3,3 .f. ,L A f . , x .-Q, an w:fm,:',!,g,'-.-- 'v-.'-, -. ,..., ,, .,.,-H - ..cf . - . .,. 0. - ,Jr fx . , jtxfv 'nr' ?,?Z'W ' 1- fT7I 5 W fy WWW UM df! f mf Q I 55 ' ,, , Y 7MwWwyMyWLp ,. ' Q0 AL hui-LW Wwfl ffwwfff L . . ' g 27 ., . X fgngns 4 Z! , ' :wmv LW' . ffm . flL,Ifxe Mud LfZ44,w4,4! ,H ' 1 . Q ' 11 H ' ' V 'J yr iff M WW X ' M0 i F 3? 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