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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1942 volume:

1 , 1 . f -nv , t, M, J x , , Y -. - w w' ff., 1 I K ' gf' ' 'fi' J ! ! , . 1 x .3 -2 if X Q- 1 ik H 1 I KV ! T7 If 1 v X Qs.: . . 1 4 . A ll V nf 4 L vs WEFUHIA ,Venrbook I O TH EM E Since progress is the most noticeable trait of VVest Fulton, we, the annual staff of 1942, select as its theme this topic-growth and progress in building, student organizations, faculty, activities, student government, school spirit, and student body. f0f194z Published By THE SISNIOVR CLASS Of I XVICSTFULTON HIGH SCHOOL ATLANTA, GEORGIA VOLUMIB III K IIEIIIUATIIV In honor and prestige she is hountifully Supplied, With humor and loyalty she is always at our side, In sports and activities she is superb And stands up for VVest Fulton to the very last word. To our own hlrs. Claude C. Wills, VVho rises ahove others like VVest Fulton Hill, This third volume of the VVCfLIlllZlIl.NVC dedicate And may we to some extent her character emulate. 1, i 'i 1 1,1 .,, 1 J FIIIIEWUIIII ln this volume of the VVCl:L1lll2lI1, we of the stall wish to show the complete scheme of progress which our school has made. Like a child developing from infancy, NVest Fulton has grown from a small school to a fully equipped. modern high school. VVC will attempt to show in this edition the many features of this progress in the respective fields of cluhs, classes, activities, military, and sports. XVe have tried to catch and bring to you a reminder of the happy days of 10-ll-42. It is our earnest hope that progress begun at VVest Fulton may continue after school days here are over. 5 L riff ,ff Qi: i sf' ANNUAL S'l'AFF U T E T 1 AsHFoRn STALNAKIER . .... Editor VIRGINIA Coxx . . . Hin-if 11'. i 's H11 1z1r 1 yer FACULTY RAY NV1il'l'if . . . . . Plmtogrfiplz liflitor CLASSICS XV.-xI.Ti2R CR.xWFoRn, ,l. s'.i' ixmizl Plmfog f'11 phiv Editor AC'l'lVl'l'IICS Gmnvs Lizwls . .... . Typist ATHI.Ii'l'lCS RUTH l7l,lfNKE'l l' . . . . Typist MILITARY Nllss KLXRY BI. Bi5.xR1J . . l'ilIl'Ilifj' diff-iser FEATURES Miss FRANCES SvRAT1.INcz . . Fzlirizity1111-zfiser ADVTCRTISICMENTS , , DALE lllll September- 15. School opens with great anticipations for the year. 19. First football game. 30. Girl Reserve initiation furnishes plenty of laughter. October- 3. Fair holiday brings excitement. 9. French children enjoy a day of return to their lost childhood. 10. Remember Russell. November- 11. School observes Armistice Day with pro- gram in the stadium. 12-14. Examinations. 19. New Beta members dress as babies for initiation. 21-22. National English Teachers' Conven- tion. 28. Thanksgiving rolls by with turkey and all the trimmings. 29. Dedication of auditorium-Gala opening after many days of postponement. December- 5. P.-T. A. Birthday Party. 7. Remember Pearl Harbor. 8. Speechless, everyone listens to l'1'esident's VVar Address. 10. People rush to the opening sale of De- fense Stamps. 29. Teachers and students eagerly return from Christmas holidays. 30. How senior rings circulate over the holi- davsl January- 6. Klr. Stanley does his part for defense and joins the army. 21-24. Exams roll around again. February- 18. Beta Babies arc the style again. 20. Girls' basketball fame between uniors- 1 a 1 . 1 ET. Seniors-Seniors win. Marcli- 2. 3.7 inches snow. 3. Snowbound-away from school. 4-7. N. G. l. C. Basketball Tournament- West Fiulton. 13. There are stunts and laughter at the Spring Carnival. 25-27. Exams. April- 17. The Senior play, THE RED SPlDER,', holds the audience spellbound. May- 1. The event all the Juniors and Seniors have waited for finally rolls around. Yes, itis the junior-Senior Dance. 20-22. A sigh of relief! VVe pass our last exams. 24. School has Baccalaureate Sermon. 29. The Seniors leave behind their memories of VVest Fulton at the graduation exercises. ' JERE A. XVELLS SIlf76I'ilIfl'l1Ifl'71l' The Senior Class is grateful to our excellent leader, lllr. Jere YVells, for his foresight in building this school, for his ever-ready help and for his vision in giving us the best. VVe are grateful to the pa- trons who, by passing the bond issue, made our sehool possible. VVe are grateful to our principal, hlr. lf. P. lhlellwain, for his un- tiring efforts in the supervision of the building of VVest Fulton. His ambition to have the biggest and best high sehool in Fulton County is fast becoming a reality. A toast to our leader, hlr. W'ellsg To patrons who helped the bonds to sellg VVe thank them for their eo-opera- tion And help in every situation. Hearty appreciation to the head of our school VVho makes us believe in the Golden Ruleg His ellorts to help from morning ,till night Have made VVest Fulton a de- sirable site. BIR. F. P. BICIIAY,-XIX, P1-inrifml ,. ' I ' f 1 f . ,., -ff 1 kwfg ' A . -- ,, Q 1 I g . fix: Q54 , - 'f, 'U is si .Wlf I J ,'.. V Z. g 4 a Gm. MR. F. P. VVAIN, P1'im'ifval B, S., Presbyterian College: M. A., Emory University sen-:xn'E Miss lX'l.XRY l-. Bxooias, Asszlviant l'1'infz'pul A. B., Georgia State College for XVOIHQIII M. A., Columbia University HOME laeoxoxucs Miss FAITH lXiiXXVVELl., Smflvlzzry Miss IWAIQY M. BEARD A. B., University of Kentucky t'oxlMliRc:1AL MR. J. Binxiqa Cixsn ll. S., Emory University SCIENCE MR. O. R. COOPER A. B., Mercer University, M, A., University of Georgia LIATHICMATICS Miss S.xk.xu D.-wls B. S., Mercer University: B. in I.. S., Pealmocly College LIBRARIAN' Miss lXIn.mei:rm Emory A. B., Bessie Tift College ' ENu1.lsH A CL ,L fvffk QLQ. Miss DlJlitl'l'llY li,IfTZI',X'l'Rll'K R. S. in Home lfconomics, Georgia State College for lloinen Hom-3 icmxoxiics Miss ELlZ.Xlil-ITII FLOIJING A. B., Agnes Scott College FRENCH MR. ROBERT GIBELINLQ R. Georgia Scliool of Technology SHOPS Mlss Hi..-wen Hamm' B. S. in Home liconomics, Georgia State College for XX omen, M. A. in Home liconomics lid., Teacl1er's Col- lege, Columbia University HOME ECONOMICS MR. Vic HANSARD .-X. li., L'niversity of Georgia: M. A., University of Georgia soc1.x1. scIENcEs MR. HENRY C. HOIJKZIQS A. ll.. Mercer University: Th. G., Southern Baptist Tlieologieal Semi- nary ENGLTSH MR. HENRY L, KEM1' ll, S., Presbyterian College sc'1ENeR FACULTY A. A A. .'X'JJ' A 15 no 0,5 Cf MR. AI.IfR1-:D REINHOLD S., The Stout Institute SHOPS B. MISS SUE ROBERTS B., Georgia State College for VVomen COMMERCIAL MISS RoSE SANDERS B. Ed., University of Georgia MATHEMATICS MISS VIRGINIA FIELD SMITH B., LaGrange College, M. A., University of Georgia ENGLISH MISS FRANCES SPRATLING A. B., Agnes Scott College ENGLISH B. B. A, X . MR, CECIL STANLEY, JR. S., Georgia Teachers' College SCIENCE MR. EARL P. STORY B. S., University of Georgia VOCATIONAL SERGEANT C. E. VVIIITWORTH MILITARY MR. jixixnss XV. NVIGGINS S., Georgia Teachers' College HISTORY MRS. CLIWDE C. XVILLS, JR. B., Ranclolph-Macon VVoman's College LATIN FAU LTY A A A MR. EMORY S. LUNSFORD . B., Oglethorpe University, M A Mercer University IyI.xT1IExI.vI'1t'S MRS. H. G. LYNCH - A. B. Ed., Oglethorpe Unnersity IQNCLISII MR. XVALTER L. NIORRTS . B., Oglethorpe University: Nl ni versity of Georgia Socmxl. SCII-:NCES MR. G. E. PIT'l'MAlN . B., Mississippi College: IS. S in C versity of Georgia Evening College VOMVIERCIAI at Qian Clie. IIR. CLYDE CoT'roN PRICE . B., M. A., lfmory University B S 111 University ot' Georgia: LL.B., Atlanta Law School: LLM.-XV. NV. C of iw Stltil .XL Still-INCES Miss LUCILI-: REEVES . B., Bessie Tift College: M, A Oglethorpe University C0 M MERCIAL 3515 use Wu! I M 'M Q M, Nwgggiww W A , 4 x. A, l may . , Em- K L 'sw V ,AQ f , r QW , . 1 3414 57 Vwffz M .M .4g?5ffff: X A+ 333' Q A Aff MT, , ,Q we ' V Wigs :1 ' K., W 1 Lx, M 5 X 'E 'Maw f u, Rf K - A ,ij jim ' A K .5 1. 'LMQHW 1 .f ..,, W , 'FW WG? QW, 1. 'Q wp 1 -vim N- f,,., ML .ff 1 ff UIIIIIIL HI TIIIIY Dear Arabella, You have been missed at VVest Fulton this year! It was too bad that you had to move away just before you were ready to embark upon your Senior year. I'lI try to tell you the highlights of the year without making you too homesick. On September 15, about eight hundred stu- dents ascended the hill to 'begin a year of study and activity. As we viewed the building, we were astounded to see how large it had grown. You remember that two new wings were begun just before school closed last year. Through the fa- miliar door we passed, and gazed on a beautiful new bulletin board. The corridors looked so long that we contemplated purchasing skates to get from one end to the other. You canit imagine the thrill of inspecting the new additions-an audi- torium, a gymnasium, a larger cafeteria, shops, and new class rooms. Our days of building air castles were over, for we now have a modern, well-equipped building-the realization of our dreams. Our faculty was increased by six new mem- bers: lyfiss Hamby, Ilffiss Fitzpatrick, Miss El- rod, Mr. Lunsford, Mr. Reinhold, and Mr. Gibeling. The first few weeks found new clubs and or- ganizations springing up. These included the junto Club, the W. F. Club, the Freshman Girls' Club, and a vast intramural athletic pro- gram, sponsored by the Atlanta Constitution. New members of the Girl Reserve Club, the Hi-Y, and the Beta Club were initiated. Then, Arabella, came September 19. That date doesnlt mean much to you, but to us it meant the opening football game against North Fulton. They beat us, but we scared them almost to death, as we led at the half, 6-0. Even though we didn't win all the games of the season, we had a good team and Iots of fun cheering. We did get a break, when the National Coun- cil of English Teachers decided to meet in At- lanta. As a result, we got a two-day holiday, November 20 and 21. On November 27 we celebrated Thanksgiving. l On November 29, the new auditorium was dedicated. Mr. VVells, members of the Board of Education, County Commissioners, civic leaders of the community, and representatives of school organizations made up the distinguished group of people at the dedication. This dedication was an event that will live in the heart of every West Fultoner. After gathering in the auditorium on lVIonday. December 8, we heard President Roosevelt's speech to Congress, asking for war on Japan. VVe immediately began to assume our obligation by purchasing Defense Stamps. The boys joined the Junior Defense Unit, while the girls began the study of nutrition and home nursing. Later those students who were fifteen years old regis- tered for Civilian Defense. On the 19th of December, we got out of school for a week to celebrate Christmas. Returning on the 28th, we spent New Year's Day, of all places, in school. Arabella, you should have seen all the sleepy heads and heard the various complaints. On january 2, the new gym was officially op- ened when the basketball team played Richard- son High. The last week in February brought the N. G. I. C. Basketball Tournament to our own gym. A heated battle ensued between some of the best teams in the state. The first week of llffarch saw 50-odd candi- dates for the baseball team begin practice under Coach Hansard. The N. G. I. C. trophy had to be won to be added to the two of the previous years. You would have had loads of fun at our spring festival. The Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and Senior classes each put on the most original stunt you can imagine. Of course, the King and Queen election was exciting, and rivalry this year be- tween classes was keener than ever. Following the coronation we had a royal dance in the gym with the King and Queen, and members of the court, leading the grand march. The Juniors outdid themselves at the Junior- Senior Dance. The gym was so beautifully deco- rated and the music swell! Such glamour! Dramatic talent? Well, we know some of the members of the cast will be called to Hollywood after their performance in the Senior Play- i'The Red Spider. In the latter part of April, the annual Govern- ment Inspection of our military unit was held. The boys drilled well and made their usual high rating. Of course, we think the sponsors were prettier than ever. Graduation is almost here, and we are already experiencing the thrills that go with it. We are getting our invitations, planning programs, and the girls are talking about long white dresses and flowers, but I wouldn't say that the boys arenyt just as interested in the clothes proposition, too. It doesnlt seem right that you won't be here to receive your Hsheepskinl' with us, but we do wish you happiness as you receive yours. l'm glad to hear that you have enjoyed the copies of the f'Owl. Sincerely, Willa Mena. l V V V SENIIHI CLASS UFFICERS + JMZOA 'Q X V W WM VVLS1 1 w RLCIXLR Pzfszdent BEATRILI Baooks I nr I'zfszdfn1 NI XRTH x ANN BAIXLR Sznffarj Tlemurel 10 . -j,L 'v' . K s A 1 ,101 fl' ASTON ABERN.-X'1'l lY GL'7lFl'1II C.-XRDlCSTlfl. ,XDAKI S Geneml Trrumsfcrrecl in '-10: IJ. ff, 'I'., '41, DORIS LOUISE .-Xl.l-l2N General Girl Rosa-rve, '40, '-11. '42, lllcv f'lulu. '40, Scrgeumnt- Aruis, '40, '42, BONNIE KATE AS11lj Home Emzzmlzihv '1'l'2ll1Sf0l'l'Cl1 from Frzuikliu, N. C., '-10g Softball, '39, M.-X RTI li-X ANN BAKER Ifvmwrll llwme licmiuinic-4, 110: R4-11 Crwss RCll1'k'Hl'l1fZl.1lVC. '39, Scr- gcuut-at-.Xi'u1s, '40, Girl Reseiwu, '-12: Sucretnry of Scuim Vluss, '-ll. if JICNVICL li,-XYF B.-XRNIQTT CIUxxfl'z1l Perfect .xlfL'l1f1Z1lICi', '40, 1 1'E1lCll Cluls, '41, '-L21 Girl Ream-me '41 '4' AUBREY CONR All BA RRlf'1'T I 0L'GfI'0llI1I liieutcnzml in Military, '39, '40, Ollicers' Club, '39, '40 Class Oflicer, '39, Captain in Military, '40. MARILYN ,XNNETTE BARTLETT C0111771CI'l'fl11'SfL'll0gI'A1f'iII'Z' Girl Reservu, '39, '40, '41, l'.ibi'zu'y Staff, '41, '42, ICTHFI. JUNE BlSHOP Gcufml l l ICRBICRT LEE HLOUNT GCIlU?'L1I lfmitball Team, '39. '40, C'0-fziptaiu lfuotlmll Tezxm, '41 111113111 in Militruu, '39, '40, '-llg Ollioers' Club, '39, '40 1 5 '-113 lli-Y Clulm, '40, '413 Secretary :uid 'l'rez1Su1'er Ili-X 1 4. flub, '4-: Riflv 'l'ez1m, '31, '40, '-11: Nlzmnger linsuball Team '-10g Sergeant-at-.XrinS, '-123 XY, lf. Club, '42, lluwketlmall, '42 I ,ffl f fin! ,Y 16.5 J l J X .xg . J I f , ,f A- M M. ALLEN BOSTVVICK Gcl1f'7'lII COIll'JC Bascball, '40, '41, '42, llnsketball, '41, '42, Football. '40 41, Lieutenzlnt in Military, '41, XV. lf. Club, '42. GL' Y MOORE BOXYLES Commcrriul-'Bookkcvling Perfect Attemlzince, '39, '40g Foutlmll, '41, llnseball, '38 YV. lf. Club, '-12. adj! MARTHA IQSTELLE BRITT Commez-rin!-Stmzograplzig Bli,'X'I'RlCli M,-XXINIE BROOKS General Com-.vc Sergeant-at-Arms, '40, Softball, '40, Cheer Lernler, '40, '41, '42, Vice-Prcsislont of C-4, '41, Sponsor of C Conlpany, '41I Secretary of ll-2, '42, Yicc-Presimlcnt of Senior Class, '42, Girl Reserve, '40, '41, '4l. NVILLIAM BROWN l 0L'lIfI'07ltll First Sergeant, '41. HDXVARD BUCKNFR 5'L'1'CIlf!'f,l1T Course Library Staff, '39, Baseball. '42, Officers' Club, '42, Rifle 'll-rim, '42, Shufllcbonrd, '42, Cl'l.'XRLFS LOYD llL'RCvlfSS ffClICl'HI Class President. '39, '40, Student Council, '40, Yicc-l'rcsi- clt-nt nf X'-1, '41, lli-Y Club, '40, '41, Cluiinnzm of lixccu- tive Committee, '41, 1'rL-sidcnt uf 11, C. 'l'. Class, '4.2. BILLY BUSBY Gufzvral Conr.rc' y lfuollmll, '40, '41, N, C. O. Club, '41, lli'Y Club, '42' liaskctball, '42, U BETTY ANN CL.-XRK Clt1S.S'fCl1l Real Cross Representative, '40: Library Stall, '41, Girl Re- svrre, '41, '42, French Club, '41, '42, llzlskctbzlll, '42, CAROLYN LUCIA CLAY C0771lHL'l'l l'llIfSft'lIt7gV4If7lI1l' Glcc Club, '39, Library Staff, '39, Honor Roll, '39, '40 '41, '42, Sponsor Rifle 'l'L'Zl11l, '40, Perfect .Xltenclanctg '40, Beta Club, '41, '42, Scrrcmry of Executive Committee, '42' Red Cross Representmivc, '42, Sergeant-at-Arn1s, '4l. s y Girl Rcserve, '39, '40, '41, '42, Perfect .Xttunclz1nce, '39, '40 '41 Ffytfgff . ., 4 Wy Lf, 1 D 1 ,jf1N1A, f MAJ 1 LIXNY YlRCilNlA CONN AARON Z. DIXOX C011171lL'VL'l'l1l-BUUL'1CCCf1'l7g Sficnmic ' '- ' ' 1: ' '2' , - 1' . ,. . , , . , v . . K '?ql1lJELl42imOln::g Ssecciiizliivotlll-.l,1L -ifg 4Aiq.ilgi '5tEgO i:g-'LS Rifle lcnm. 40, 41, 425 Class Oflicer, 42, X011-C 011111115- ' ' siouerl Officers' Vlub, '4ll: Cillllfllll in Military, '41, Major in Military, '42, Ollicers' Club, '42. MARY FRANCES COUEY C0171ll!L l'L'ff1l'-.9fC'1!0g1'!lf7lliC HARRY EDVVIN DODD Girl Reserve, '41, '42Z Sergeant-at-Ar111s, '41, Secrctarv of Home Class, '41, ' GEMM' West Fultuu Club, '41, Footlmll, '41, I3:1skctl1z1l1, '41, '42g Baseball, '41, '42. EDXVARD LEE COXVEN Gm '1 R,x1.PH BELL DRlSKELL L'0l'Ufl'!1l1L1l XVALTER ERNEST CRAXYFORD 51'z'c1z!1'6c , , , Al2lllZl.gCI' Fmvtlmll, '39, Football, '40, '41, N. fi. I. C. All- JOHN HAROLD 'ADI4'b Star, '41: Al21l12lj.f'l'v Paskctlxall, '4ll: Rzxfelszlll, '40, '41, '42g if HH ' lli-Y, '41: l'resimlc'11tJIli-Y, '42: Presiilciit Ollicersf Vlub, Commuikml limmufmig V '4l: Oflicc-rs' Cluls, '421 l.1CLlf.E1l1l!lI i11 Military, '41, Cinptain 1412155 Olliccr, '4ll: First I.1eutcu:mt in Nlilitary, '4llg liillltlilll in Military, '42g NV. Ji. Club, '42: Sports Eclitur of Owl, in Military, '41g l.1LI11lC1lH.llt COlL!ll'l in Military, '42, '42g filmirmaii Executive Ccniuuittee, '42, V i K Y T Q RUTH MARIE FIELDS M,x1xrH,x 119111111 11145515 G,,,,,,,, G4 'L 'f'l llirl Reserve, '39: Cafeteria Stall, '39, '40, '41, '42, Softball, liirl Reserve, '40, '41, '42, '40, '41, Rell Cross Rclrrescntzilive, '40g Ilorscslluc, '42, 13 ...-ni if TIIEOIDORE HAMILTON FIELDS 5l'fL'llfl'fiC Rifle Tulum, '41, '42, Sergeant in Military, '41g Sccmmd 1: 4 Licutcuzuit, '42, IIIQRBIQRT XV. GARY General Courxc llzisvhall, '42, Track, '42. DAISY GIBSON Gcnrrrll C1111 far: '1'1'Lll1SfCl'1'OIl in '40, French Club, '41: Xv1CQ-1'l'ES1L1S1lf nt' Ifrcncli Club, '42, Girl Rcscrve, '4Jg Cafeterlzi Stall, '4Zg 7 Ilaskctball, '4-, MARY CAROL GOFI7 xx C0171IIICl'A'illI-BOUL'L'CL'fl'lIg llirl Reserve, '40, '41, '42, Lilmrnry Stall, '41. NORMAN CR.-XY Gczwml C011 1-xr N. C. O. Club, '40, Rifle 'l'Pzlm, '41, '4lg Owl Staff, '421 Military Oflicer, '41, '42, Orliccrs' Vlulm, '41, '43, Sergeant- 2ll.'.Xl'l1lS, 41. IQLEANOR MILDRIZIJ GREENE CmuH1cwi11lf.S'!crmgmf-llic Home licmuuuics Club, '39: fiirl RCF-CYVE, '39, '40, '41, 'JUS I Annual Staff, '-12. BEVERLY GRIGGS C0ll1llICl'L'l'I7I Courxc Home Ecmmmics Clulr, '41. IDA GERTRUDE IIA MLIYTT llama 1500110111115 lfrencli Club, '41, Girl Rc'si'rvc, '42: 'l'ri-Hi-Y, '42, Cafeteria Staff, '42. ROY THOMAS HARTSFIELD General C0111-xv First Scrgcant, '40: llaseball, '40. '41, '42g First Lieutcmmt, '-41: Fuutlmll, '41, YV. F. flulm, '42, Basketball, '42, Offlccrs' - I Club, '42. Commcl 61411-B001 1. cwfving p! NONA NAOMA HASTY MM Iff'Jfff' GUY IYILLI.-XM HQXYNIIC Scic11lz'lIu Iiauul, '59, '40, '41g First Licutenzmt in Iizmnl, '41, GRIXCIIER C1-XIXIII,I.IE HOLSOMISACK . I t General Us 'I'ransfcrrenI in '41, Ileta Club, 313. JOIIN HJXSKIN JENKINS II0I'HfI'!UIIIl D L' T '41 '47 , . . ., , ... VIRGINIA IX'I:XRGARE'1' JOIINS' General I'rzulsferrcrI from llrmznlcs High School, '41g 'l'ri-III-Y, '42, 7 Owl Staff, '4lg Ilusketlmll, '44 IQOBICRT I R.'XNKI-IN JONIQS Srfczliffir Owl Staff, '-Iflg Secretary and Treasurer uf Rifle' 'I'e-am, '41 Rifle Team. '4lg Sa-cuml l.It'LltCl1I1II1 in Military, '41g liiptaiix in Military, '42. ,Gly .PRS I , ZIJILJJQJ I IOR.-XCE LITE KIQNNICDY Gclzcrfzl BICNJ.-XM I N KNIGHT I'1m1t1'01ml Sergeant in Military. '40, IJIZIIIIHIH in Military, '41g Scrgeant-at-1Xrms, '41, MIXRTIIA I.OL'1SI2 L.-XNDIQRS CumH1er4'iI1li.S'fzH1ngrafvlzif Perfect .XltcmIzu1ce, 'SUZ Girl Rcscrrc, '40, '41. JAMES I.IlDI3 IQTTICR Gclzeral SCTHCLKIII in Military, '-IO: Ilzxselmll, '42g liuuteuzxut in Mili- , tary, 42. CII..-XIJYS IIICIXTRICIZ LICXVIS CuH1InCrrflllf-Sfvnlngrz1f'l11'c Secrcturv of .X-fy, KW: Softball, '4U: illec Vlulm, '41, Ilzmml '41, V425 Rc-II Urms Rcprcscntatixw-, '41: Prcsiflmxt of Red Cross, '42: 'I'ri-III-Y, '41: Treasurer of Tri-III-Y, 242: Ifcr- fcct .X1tvnrI:u1rc. '39, '40. '41, '42, Girl Rcservc, 39, 40 '41, '42g Ammal Slilfl-, '-IJ: Ileta Club, '-12. I 1 VIRGINIA DARE LOGAN Comnzr'rr1'r1l-Stanogrnplzic Girl Reserve, '39, '40: Secretary of Girl Rcscrve, '41: Iloimr Roll, '40, Tri-Ili-Y, '41, Secretary of C-2, '41: Staff Spun' sor, '41, Annual Staff, '41, Executive Committee, '41g Ser- geant-at-Arms, '42, , 1 DAVI D CROCKETT LONER Camnwrrial-Bookkeeping Rerl Cross Representative, '41, Rifle Team, '41, Otlicers' Club, '41, Second I.IClllCl11ll'lt, '413 Captain in Military, '-ll: Cheer Leader, '42g Iixecutivc Committee, '42, MIM JOHN FIELIX MAYES Gcxmrul Caizrxz' Football, '39, '40, '41. SARA ISABFI, MAYO C0111HICITIKII-51011UAZVUPIIif Girl Rescrvv, '39, '40, '41, '42 VIRGINIA McARTHIfR iTl'IlllSfC1'fEl.l in '4Og Softball Team, '41g D, C. T. Pro- gram, '42. Voratioazqrl Q: G UY MCCURLEY GL'1lf'l'f1l Con rare . if ,iw JAMES THOMAS MCGRIFF General Course i-Y, '39, '40, '41, '42, Football, '4O: Baseball, '41: Presi- dent of Sophomore Class, '40g I,l'CS1llC11t of CZ, '41g Ser- geant-at-Arms, '4Z. MARTHA ELIZABETH NASH General Course I.ibr:1ry Stall, '39: Girl Reserve, '39, '40, '41, Softball, ' 5 Cafeteria Staff, '42g Red Cross Representative, ' 4... ISIQTH ANN NICHOLAS C0711111L'l't l.Gl+.gfCl!0gl'Gf1Iliff Perfect Attendance, '39g Girl Reserve, '39g Beta Club '41' Vice-President Beta Club, '4Z. Y v MARY ELIZABETII PELFREY Gv11f1'r1l Course Library Stall, '41, Cafeteria Staff, '41, '42g Glee Club, '42. 41 , 2 , Jr' ffyf if Q ' f' ly ' 4, M tid!!! . 1' ' .lg FORREST PlTT.'XRl7 General Football, '41, Basketball, '41, '42, Baseball, '42, Track, '42 MlCLVlN ,1USliPll PLUNKETT Gclzcml Lieutenant in Military, '4 , N '41, '42, Rota Club, '41, '42, Captain in Military, '42. RUTH IQLIZABIQTH PLUNKETT Comuzw-fin!-,S'Icnagra1'Izic Owl Staff, '41, Beta Club, '42, .Xnnnal Staff, '42. P.-XCLINIC PRESNELL Conzmervial Girl Rescrvc, '41, '42. GliR.Xl.DlNE RAYNER General Girl Reserve, '41, '42, 1' Rifle Team, '41, Officers' Club, liiti iw M' ELLIS RICEVES K General MARTLYN FRANCES RlTCHlE Vofatiunml Honor Rull, '39, '40, '41, '42, Girl Reserve, '39, '40, '41, Softball, 40, 'fri-lli-Y, '41, Library Assistant, '41, Band, '41, Beta Club, '42, Class Oflicer, '42. GLYN N RIVERS Vowtional Co-Captain Rifle Team, '41, President Non-Commissioned Of- licers' Club, '41. RACHEL BLANC H lf RODDY Gcucml Vice-President of C-1. '40, Secretary and Treasurer of Junior Class, '41, Yicc'-Presiclent of D-1, '42, French Club, '42. JAKE ROSE Scientific Football, '39, '40, Co-Captain, '41, Ili-Y, '39, '40, '41, Viec-Prcwinlent '42, Captain in Military, '41, '42, Rifle Team, '41, Captain of Rifle Team, '42, Yicc-Prcsiclcnt of Student Government, '42, Vice-Presiilent of VV. F. Club, '42. 17 l x 4 X ji XVESL lfY R UCK IQR Com1nm'f1'nI-Bunl:L'1'f'f'fi:g lfmmtlmll, '40, '41, liziucl, '40, '41, '42: Urcliestrzi, '41 Military Ufliccr. '41, '42, Ili-Y, '42, llctzi l'lub, '42. Ill,-XR'l'll.-X J.-XNIQ Rl'SSlfLl. ,fx QA 1 p i1AT11,n,x Sll.XMl3LIili ,L i C 01uri1m'r1u1i,S'I0i1ogr11f'l11'1' O. 'z etcria Stuff, '42. BICTTY LOU SIMPKINS I 'm'aft1'wu1l Girl Rvservc, '40, '41, Softball 'l'c1m1, '40, 11. C. 'l'., '47 ji lN'lAR'l'll.'Xl.lfEN FRANCES SIMS l llumr ffrurzmzzitw ,' ll' llumc licmmiuirs Club, '39, '40, '41. '42, lfreucli flub, '41 -:K tlirl Reserva, '41, '42, llnskctlmll Team, '42, I , X -IJUVIES RAY SlX'llTll I'm'at1'm1c1l Yicc-l'rcsiclcut of Stuclem C'uuucil, '59, Sccoml Licutenzui in Military, '42, ROGER SMITH Gmivml First Sergeant iu Military, '40, First Licutcuaut, '41, Foot ball 'l'c:un, '41, Rillc 'l'cam, '41, '42, XYest lfultuu i'lub, '42. Q MARY l7l-ORliNCE SQSICBEIC Cuminvrritll-,S'lclzogwlfll117 Girl Reserva, '40, Owl Stall, '41, Cilfcterin Stall, '41, Class Officer, '41, ll, C, T, Prugrmu, '42, l3lT'l l'Y ICUGENIA SPFCHT C'ltlS.YI'CtlI ' cl f'russ Rcpiwsciitzltive, '40: Qwl Staff, '41, VVuu Essay Xleclal, '41, Girl Refi-rxe, '4l: Yicc-l'rcsirlcut Girl Rescrvv. -'42, l 1'Cl1Cll Club, '41, l'rvsiflt:ut uf lfrcucb Club, '42, Hem Club, '42. ,XSHFURIJ XY.-X'1'SON S'l'.'Xl.N.'XKlfR, lll Cllzsxfrul lli-Y, '39, '40, '41, '42, lluuor Rull, '39, '40, Owl Stall, '40, '41, ,Xunuzil Stull, '40, '42, lk-rfcct Attcurlancc, '40, '4l3 lfrcucli Club, '41, Sccrctary zuifl 'l'rm-:isurer of French Club, '42, Lieutenant iu Military, '42, Officers' Club, '42, llcta Club, '42. Gwzumzl l xr we - 1' , 14 ' 1 Q 4-J,wP5l4ff ,A uf Dru-L FRED STANFORD ALICE IERNESTINIC TRIPTJCTT Gr'f1z'n1I Cmrrzvr ffmzcml Cozrrxc .XNDRICXV XY.-XSH lNCiTUN SVLLIV.-KN Vofalfollrll Track. '40, Secretary 11mlTrL'usur1:r of Suplmxuore Flaws, '41g Rest llrillecl N011-Cou1lniSsicmSrl Olllcer, '4l: Letterman Girl Reserve, '39, I.ihr:Lry Slnff, '40g f'ZlfCtl'l'lZl Stuff, '41. in Football. '41, '42: Seemul lieutenant in R. U. T. C., '42, Cafeteria Slut? l.EN.'X RUTH THOMAS C0771171Ul'l'l-1llT,S4l'l'llOgfllffl fr H1 Perfect .Xt!E3l1l1Il1lCC, '40g Girl Reserve, '39, '40, '41, Secre- tary, '42, Cafeteria Siaff, '40, Softball Team, '40, Tri- Hl-Y, 1-11, '42. GRACE YCLIZABICTH TILLIZRY JU.-XNITA TYNIZR Home ITUUIZZJUII-A'.Y '4l: Girl Reserve. '42: Triflli- Staff, '42g llasketlmll, '42. CTT Y JEAN NF VVALKER Gmlerul Comxvc M .XRJURI li VV.-Xl.KliR CfL'HC1'L7l Cmrrzrc Cmrznzcn-1'f1l-Stwzog:-ufhir Home 1QC0m,,,m.L ' Girl Rescrve. '40, '42g llumc liconmuies Vlulm, '41, '42, Cafeteria Stallf ,41, '42, Rerl Cross Relwresenizltive, '42. W XYILLIE LOVE TOLBICRT Home EL'DlltlllZ1'l'.Y Girl Rvscru, IW: 1:l'CIlC11 Club, '4l: Tri-lli-Y, '41, l riAl 111, 403 L S Klub, '39: Recl Cross Rcpres tiirl Reserve, '41, '42. li ETTY lV'Al.l.AC IQ C-0771H1l'l'1'il1I',S-ffl!17Q7'4If ,Il'K' Y, '42g Owl entativc, '41: ilmrzxry Staff, H393 Girl Reserve, '59, '40 '41, Drum Majorcttc, '4l. 's N fl l2lLLY VV.-Xl.R.-XVICN Comzurrr1'aI-I1'1mM'm'fing Fnmtball, '39, '41, Baseball, '39, '40, '41, '42, Basketball, '7 7 '4-, VV. lf. Club, '42, GRAIJY Llili VVIIITE Genvrul Cll,-XRLICS R.-XY lYHlTlf .S'ricll!1'fiU l7uulball, '39, '40, '41, Officers' Club, '39, '40, '41, '42, Ili-Y, '39, '40, '41, '42, Rifle Teaui, '39, '40, '41, '42, .Xuuual Staff, '41, '42, lleta Club, '40, '41, '42, Senior 1'lay, '41. JOSEPH lfD1VlN XVILEY Voraiinrzal llascball Tram, '30, Track Team, '40, Presifleut of Home Class, '41, Football Team, '40, '41, Rillc Team, '41, Officer in Military, '41, Ufliccrs' l'lub, '41. lil7lVARl3 VVILLIAMS l'0m?fm1r11 Maxtcr Sergeant, '41, l'n-rsouncl Amljutaut, '41, lixecutivc f'UI11111ll1l'C, '41, ll. C. 'l'. Prograni, '42. MARION lEUNlCE NVTLLIAMS Home Ef0110m1'r.v Girl Reserve, '38, '39, '40, '41, President, '42, Softball, '40, '41, 'l'ri-lli-Y, '41, Sergeant-at-.Xrms, '41, Library Stall, '41, Rod Cross lKCl!1'CSCI1l1l.l1VC, '42, Cafeteria Stall, '42, LFANION VVILSON cilllllIIIt'l'A'IAlIlfI?Ul7lfkffflfllg Sergeant in Military '40, First Sergeant, '41, Captain in Military, '42, XV. lf. Club, '41, lfoothall, '41, Baseball, '42, Perfect ,x11L'l1tl2111CC, '39, '40, '41, Basketball, '42, Otllcers' Club, '41, '42, ESSI li lNIiZ XVl LLIAMSON Gcnfrnl Softball, '40, Yicc-l'rcsirlcut of llume ROUII1, '40, Home lic- cmnmics Club, '42. FLOYD BR.-XXTON WOOTEN Clmmxirlll llmmr Roll, '39, '40, '41, '42, Beta Club, '41, Treasurer of llcta Club, '42, Ifrcnclt Club, '41, '42, President Junior Class, '41, Hi-Y, '42, Prcsiflcut Student Body, '42, Red fross Representative, '41. 'l'UM R. XVOOTTlfN ff6'HU7'fll Yicv-l'resirlcut llmuc Rmnu, '33, Rifle 'l'cam, '38 ,39, '40, '41, Sergeant in Military, 39-: Lieutenant in Military, '40, Cap- tain in Military, '41, Svrgeant-at-.Xrms, '40, '41, Manager Baskctball, '41, Ili-Y, '41, '42, Football, '40, Officers' Club '40, '41. XVALT ICR NVRIGHT General Pvrfcct Attendance, '40, Football, '40,' 41, Manager of Basketball, '42, Prcsidexxt of VV. F. flub, '42, WWW! UNDERULAS UFFICER JAMES IJRISKELI. 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At our meetings we invite French people to talk. XVe sing French songs, play French games. present plays sometimes using pantomime, shadowgraphs and marionettes, learn of French customs, and eat French foods. Some of the highlights of this year were the initiation of the new members at a picnic at North Fulton Park, the entertainment of over a hundred students interested in hearing about bicycling in the French Canadian province of Quebec, and a bicycle trip to a Youth llostel near Atlanta. NVe feel that our contact with the French people has made us more appreciative not only of their great contributions to our civilization, but also more appreciative of other peoples, since we have become more aware of nations other than our own. BETTY SPECHT, President, DAISY GIBSON, Vice-President, ASHFORD STALNAKER, Secretary-'l'reasurer. i 36 L Ill- Lj J' ..,.,...muv,am. OIFIFICERS YY.x1.'r CR.XXX'FUKl? , . l'1'u.w'11'e11z' .TAKE Rosle . . 1'i1'C-l'1'Us1'zfc'1zi Luau Hl.Ol'NT . . 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C. Reese, Bill Springlielcl, lflmer Smith, Lamar Ticlwell. NIANAGICRS-llaviil Hartsfield, Ray Gary. 4-L SKETBAL Rm' IIxR'1'sF1Fl rw Ifnrzvurfl li1l.l,Y XYM.lc.v.'1'.x l'm'1c'11nl lI.xRl:s' Imam l m'fiw11wl I.1A.,xMmx XYILSMN C'z'AzlU1' .XI.l.1cN I!us'1xxu'xx ffllfzfwf lllcmzrzlc Srwrl' Clmlrfl Illl.r.Y llvwm' Cmzfuf' XYli1.1mx Rl-:mm Gmini lfulalu-1s'l' l'1r1'.x1:xv Cllmrfl I.:-.s'r143u N.xs11 l m'1w1r'fl XY.xl.'l'1-311 XYlcln.11'r .Ufllzflgur I Mvlxv I l.x1z1'slflEI.n ,lfullngur Rllc, IC. S. l,l'xsxful C17rI1'1I NIH, 41, li. Pxxrxlx Cmrrlz I E l 0 ll ll ll Ii 'l r VVcst Fulton High School has heen ahle to adopt for the l9-ll-42 school year, a l comprehensive athletic program, through the generosity of The Atlanta Constitution. This program provided physical training for a number of students. The following intramural sports were enjoyed: softhall, volleyhall, tug-of-war, haclminton, tennis, ping pong relay. shuffleboard and horseshoes. i l SHUFFLEBOARD lin lhfclaxlina VVALTER VVRIGHT BILLY XY.xI.u.wEN Froim Sni:1.Nt?T'r NOliNI.X GREEN Slum Sulc1.N1'TT HORSESHOE lJ.xx'nn l'l.XR'I'SFIEl.l7 ,XLFRICD lli'l'l'IlIE BILLY xY.XI.R.XX'EX Rvm' Sroiw l..xxi:1.1.H Ei.1.1oTT lfMlI.Y :XNN CARTER TUG-OP'-WAR A-X1u.14:1c Plcrrx' RALPH SUSEIHCIZ IlARRv Donn J. T. G.xuRm'r .-XL's'r1N fiIGNll.LIAT 'r I -IOHN lXl.XYES MR. O, ll. Coomik, Condi 'Nita IRL ' BA KETBAL A TEAMS A I.II'Ia S.xI:.xII 'IL . JEAN II-. 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Al xxwis Klmmxx Vxlzx, ll-vm-1 .X1.x'nlc Ywrx-,V ,N'jwfz.vm' ssmiw' fu M, ' At WIL XYe, Georgia, L A TE TAME T tl1e departing class of 1942, at NVest Fulton High School in the Commonwealth of having a mind dented and frayed at the edges and a memory weak and worn out, do l1ereby execute this, our Last NVill and Testament. C15 XVe, the mighty Seniors, leave our cherished building and the privileges contained therein to tl1ose wl1o follow in our footsteps-tho' less n11ghty. C25 Norman Gray gladly leaves his battered but ever-faithful camera to anyone who can operate the darned old thing. C35 Lee CLongfellow5 Blount dequeaths l1is poetic attempts to Baird Hudgins. C45 John Mayes, Herbert Gary, and lidwin XVi1ey will their excessive height to Lee Daniel, C55 Martha Ann Baker wills her ability to pull the wool over Mr. Priee's eyes to Jeanette Payne. C65 Blizaheth Nash wills l1er streamlined Hgure to Alice liaikins. C75 Aaron Dixon leaves his many medals to Jack llodgen. C85 Rachel Roddy bestows upon Eloise Penn her tlirtatious ways. C95 Jewel Barnett, Daisy Gibson, Elllfl Betty Specht will their half-learned French to Miss Floding to teach to some other poor dopes. CIO5 Juanita Tyner wills her iIlil'iCZliC coitture to Janet Green. C115 Marilyn Bartlett and Marjorie yValker will their daintiness to Nelcie Bowling a11d Nora Ivy. C125 'Fthel Bishop, lsabel Mayo a11d Martha Russell leave their shorthand to Doris Wiilliams. C135 Marion Williams bequeaths her loyalty to the Girl Reserves to Roberta Cochran. C145 Mary Gott wills the sparkle from l1er engagement ring to Helen Story. C155 Braxton XVooten leaves to Alfred Ritchie his lofty intelligence and low statue. C165 Virginia Logan wills her typing errors to Dorothy Harrell. C175 Jake Rose leaves his t'Peachy technique to 'Lester Bennett. C185 Betty Wztlket' wills her tremendous height to Frances Ann Jennings and Wittola Ilawkins. C195 Guy Haynie and NYC-sley Rucker will the sweet memory of tl1eir music to Mr. Wiggi11s. C205 Virginia Conn and Carolyn Clay will their dependability to Virginia Thomason a11cl Betty Moore. C215 Lena Ruth Thomas wills her love for red things to Miriam Barnett. C225 Beatrice Brooks leaves to June Smith her perky hair ribbons. C235 Ashford Stalnaker and Marilyn Ritchie will their Beta Club pins to Lovic Allen Zlllil lilizabeth Fstes. C245 Melvin Plunkett and Bill Brown will tl1eir hatred for women to George Scott. C255 Betty Lou Simpkins wills her twice-told jokes to Betty Ann Gilman. C265 Frances Coney and Marie Dennis leave tl1eir knack for borrowing mirrors to Anita Kirkpatrick, Helen Sweat and Helen l.andrum. C275 Matilda Shamblee wills her giggles to Bette Jane Sanford. C285 lid Cowan leaves his satirical remarks to Harold Tubbs and limory Crowder. C295 David Loner wills his megaphone to XVylie Mitchell and Patil Baker. C305 Beverly Griggs and Martha Britt will tl1eir lfnglish 11otes to Frances Melton, Grace Smith and Laura Lee Thomas. C315 Fred Stanford wills his tireless energy and endless talking to .-Xngelia Jordan. C325 Mary Sosebee and Fd Buckner leave their jolly manner to VV. B. Barrett. C335 Charles Burgess. Bill XValraven and Ray VVhite leave their good looks and accompanying ways witl1 the opposite sex to Robert Baker and Tot Ashendorf. C345 A. VV. Sullivan leaves all his corny jokes to Lyman Pelot. C355 Roger Smith, Ted Fields and Bettiamin Knight will their n1ilitary career to Curvin Pitts. 52 LA 'l' WILL A.ll IISTAME C365 Aston Abernathy and Marthaleen Sims will their applied science knowledge ??? to C. M. Herndon and Katherine Massey. C375 Ellis Reeves, Ralph Driskell and I-laskin Jenkins leave their over-worked brains to anyone who would care to have them. C385 Betty Ann Clark and Martlia Landers will their golden locks to Dorothy Booker, Rachel Lawson and Harriet Thornton. C395 Beth Nicholas leaves her position as Vice-President of the Beta Clnb to Arlee Petty. C405 Glynn Rivers leaves his wavy locks to Billy Fields. C415 Allen Postwiek and Elizabeth Tillery will their red hair to Edwin Rodgers and Margaret Kilpatrick. C425 Guy Bowles, Lcamon NVilson and john Eades will their bookkeeping knowledge, thanks to Mr. Pittman, to Harlon Kitchens and VVilbur Newman, I C435 Guy McCurley wills his ability to sleep in class to anyone who wants to Waste time next year. Q C445 XValt Crawford, Harry Dodd and LValter XVright leave their battered and muddy jerseys to any Junior who thinks that he can clean them. C455 Ruth Fields and Virginia johns leave their worn-out tennis shoes to Betty McEver, Teenie Chambers and Virginia Statham. R C465 Pauline Presnell, Gladys Lewis and Camille Holsomback will their seniorly dig- nity to Louise Ledbetter, Mary Truscott and Sarah Enloe. C475 Alice Triplett and Geraldine Rayner will their come-hither smile to Olive Hara rington and Jean Blackmon. C485 Betty Wfallace wills her majorette boots to Catherine Bell. C495 Mildred Greene and Doris Allen will their gum-popping traits to Miss Beard. C505 Billy Busby wills his friendliness to Carlton Parker. C515 Roy Hartsheld and Forrest Pittard will their baseball bat Cthe one which always seemed to have a hole in it5 to Marvin VVilkes, I. T, Garrett and Thomas Pirkle. C525 Kate Ashe wills her Home Ee cooking to anyone who can digest it. C535 Nona Hasty and Ruth Plunkett will their ceaseless chattering in English class to jane Holbrook and Evelyn Bailey. C545 Edward VVilliams leaves to H. G. Gay his slow motions. C555 Tom McGriFf wills his ability to start the teachers on another subject to Jeanie King, Betty Howell and Dorothy Richardson. C565 Cardestel Adams and Mary Pelfrey will their ignorance on some subjects to Roselle Carroll and I. C. Reese. C575 Horace Kennedy and James Ledbetter will their ability to get by without studying to Paul Ellison. C585 Grady W'hite and NVillie Love Tolbert will their ability to miss school without being caught to any sticker who wants to risk it. C595 Ray Smith returns his long list of denierits, with many thanks, to the teachers who sent them to him. C605 Ida Hamlett leaves her hard trials with Home Ee to Sarah Stephens. C6I5 Inez NVilliamson bestows upon Mildred Seay her long fingernails. C625 Virginia McArthur wills her passion for primping in class to Charlotte Childs. C635 Aubrey Barrett just leaves. C645 Robert Jones leaves his locker, messy with old papers, notebooks, etc., for someone to clean out. C655 Tom XVootten bestows upon Charles Kinsey his ability to Hslioot the bull. IN VVITNESS XVHEREOF, we, the undersigned. do attix our seal on this thirty-first day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty-two. THE SENIOR CLASS, '42. VVitnesses: Gladys Lewis, Betty Ann Clark. 53 E lllll CLASS Pll0PllllY Having just returned from a business trip to New York on the Eastern Air Lines, I landed at Candler Field. Billy Busby, the pilot, had steered the ship safely home: while Doris Allen, the stewardess, made the trip most enjoyable. They were interested in hearing about some of our former classmates of VVest Fulton whom I had run into while in the metropolitan city. I had seen Martha Britt, one of America's famous actresses, play on Broadway in the season's hit written by the new playwright, Lee Blount. Betty Ann Clark sang at a night club operated by Guy McCurley and Aubrey Barrett. I had noticed in the SunI' that Carolyn Clay and Virginia McArthur were managing a research bureau. Just before I left, I had rushed into Woolworth's for some souvenirs, and whom do you think I saw behind the counter? None other than Geraldine Rayner. I learned from the stewardess that Jake Rose, an N. B. C. announcer, was married to Beatrice Brooks, the star of the Eureka Soap program: and that Allen Bostwick and Edward Buckner were lion tamers for the world's largest circus, owned by Cardestel Adams and Edward Cowan. Can you imagine how surprised I was to find Gladys Lewis also a passenger on the same plane. She had recently been presented the Pulitzer prize for her latest novel. She told me that Melvin Plunkett had been instrumental in getting several of her books published. VVhen I landed at Candler Field I ran into Betty Specht and Jewel Barnett, the famous radio interviewers. From them I learned that John Mayes, a retired business executive, had just left for Florida for his health. He was accompanied by his doctor, Harry Dodd, and a nurse, Ruth Fields. At the newsstand I bought an evening paper from Forrest Pit- tard, and hailed a taxi for the city. I tried desperately to read my paper, but Ellis Reeves, the taxi driver, turned on the radio full blast. Horace Kennedy. I learned, was giving the news for the local station. The last votes had been counted and Ted Fields was elected governor by a landslide. As I unfolded my paper I saw his picture-the governor-elect being congratulated by his campaign managers, Tom NVOotten and Vlfalter Wright. As I rode past the Grove Park Theater I saw in bright lights Saturday's attraction-John Eades' C'1'0s.v1'0ad Follies. To be featured on the show were Aaron Dixon, pianist: Marilyn Bartlett and Camille Holsomback, hillbilly singers: and Fred Stanford and Leamon Wilson, come- dians. From Ellis I learned that Elizabeth Nash was now manager of the Grove. I decided that I must take in the Governor's reception. Roy Hartsfield, the butler, an- nounced my arrival, Dr. Ashford Stalnaker, president of Georgia Tech, was first to greet me. He told me that at Tech he had the leading football coach, Billy Walraven. I glanced around to see if I could recognize any of my other former classmates. I had no trouble recognizing Norman Gray, the cameraman for the largest paper, taking pictures of the elab- orate celebration. Mary Florence Sosebee, the society editor, and Marilyn Ritchie, a feature columnist, were also on hand. Standing in a corner chattering were Robert Jones, winner of the Nobel prize for science: Betty Lou Simpkins, best dressed woman of the year: and Martha Russell, president of the State Garden Club. I had to ask the name of the dignified, solemn person who approached 1ne. VVhy of course, it was Braxton VVooten, the leading mortician of Bolton. To the receiving line I made my way, extending my congratulations to the governor. He showed me a cablegram from Charles Burgess and David Loner, the consul and the attache of the American Legation to London. Glynn Rivers, a leading actor of Hollywood, had tele- 54 llllt CLASS PRUPIIEUY graphed congratulations. Roger Smith, a tobacco farmer of South Georgia, had sent a tel- gram expressing his delight and asking the governor for new legislation for the farmers. Ralph Driskell, a Wall Street broker, had telephoned to express his congratulations, so the governor-elect told me. As I made my way down the receiving line I chatted with Alice Triplett, state librarian, Walt Crawford, United States Senator, Ray White, State School Superintendentg James Ledbetter and Daisy Gibson, state legislators, and Guy Bowles, Com- missioner of the Department of Public Safety. The distinguished Solicitor General, Ray Smith, was also present. After the ordeal of the receiving line, I turned my attention to the music of the orchestra which was under the direction of Wesley Rucker. I learned that the selection being played was Guy Haynie's latest song hit, and that on less formal occasions, Martha Ann Baker and Marie Dennis appeared with the orchestra as vocalists. Still listening to the soft sweet strains, I made my way to a beautifully appointed table for a cup of punch to quench my thirst. Mary Goff, a well-known cateress, and her assistant, Isabel Mayo, had been called in for the occasion. As I was enjoying my punch, Beth Nicholas walked up. I learned that she had been teaching at our old Alma Mater, West Fulton, for some time. Since I new that she could tell me about many of our former classmates, I enticed her away to a quiet corner for a long chat. She boasted of a very active P.-T. A. under the presidency of our former classmate, Lena Ruth Thomas, and of a splendid cafeteria under the supervision of another former classmate, Marion Williams. Edwin Wiley, I learned, was president of the Civic League, and his young son now attending West Fulton was causing the teachers plenty of worry. She told me that Virginia Conn, Inez Williamson, Pauline Presnell, Marjorie Walker, Nona Hasty and Beverly Griggs were married and happily settled in the community. She asked me if I knew that Juanita Tyner was a missionary to China and that Ethel Bishop was serving as her secretary. I was surprised to learn that Aston Abernathy, Thomas McGritT, and Edward Williams were managers of the neighborhood chai11 grocery store. Mary Pelfrey, Matilda Shamblee, and Betty Wallace, I learned, were operating the most elite beauty shop of the community. According to best sources of information, Frances Couey, Mildred Greene, Virginia Johns, Ida Hamlett, Kate Ashe, and Marthaleen Sims had married and moved away. Beth said that if I should have any car trouble that she would highly recommend A. VV. Sullivan as a mechanic. He operated an up-to-date garage, and had as assistants Billy Brown, Benjamin Knight, and Haskin Jenkins. Herbert Gary, she said, was operating a model dairy. Exclusive fashion magazines, my former classmate told me, were carrying advertisements of clothes designed by Virginia Logan and Rachel Roddy. I found out that Martha Landers, Ruth Plunkett, Elizabeth Tillery, VVillie Love Tolbert, and Betty VValker were prominent in the Business and Professional Woman's Club. Of Grady VVhite there was no news. How disgraceful to stay so long at a reception! I told the school mistress how much I enjoyed seeing her and hearing about all the former classmates. She invited me back to West Fulton, but I was afraid the memories would be too much for me, for the things I had just learned occupied my thoughts for many days to come as I went about my work. 55 ,Q AR Q X T ' . IL v' IL li' Ilmll N1cl1uL.xs Hes! Girl Sflldfllf I31e,xx'mN XVQOTI-:N lfusf lin-V .S'lIltl'FIIlL ff? ., Ala ,f,, Tx FP gm f 2 fl W ' N K, s N 5 4 'N X sue 5, 1 wuom wuo M C.xum.x'N mx' H651 .HI Round Gil? fsuzx' RUCMQR If'0.s'f All lfrmmi Huy f , X 'N -0 3.2! ,. , 4--, . 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The SSBFTXQ grim .t C15 flfffigi fs qlwn fans iZ?'25S ww? ,fa fam any fbltkczr Egicgk aciwzvfsi minus - -3 ww Q! - -M rN ....,f.g,Zf' gg. 'Wan ,M f ,Mft 4-Wg xy s S President Vice-President Mrs. A. B. Keith Mrs. L. W. Pelot Po ' To Ao THE PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION of WEST FULTON HIGH SCHOOL Extends Its Greetings to the CLASS OF 1942 Secretary Treasurer Mrs. R. W. Baker Mr. G. E. Pittman fl 1 i Congratulations to the Graduates of West Fulton High School ADAMS-CATES COMPANY Realtors Walnut 5477 Second Floor Hurt Building THE DRAUGHON SCHOOL OF COMMERCE In Quest of Qualityv Character References and High School Graduation Required More Than 40 Positions a Month Filled on an Average Peachtree at Baker Street Atlanta, Georgia J. P. STEPHENS ENGRAVING COMPANY Atlanta Welllling, Reception, Visiting Cards Artistic Creations with Fine Material Samples and Prices Upon Request 110 PEACHTREE STREET Established 1374 Compliments 0 f D-1 MRS. C. C. WILLS, JR. Teacher W. A. JONES, President PAUL T. LOGAN, Sec.-Treas. Jones-Logan Company, Inc. Real Estate, Insurance-All Lines Citizens and Southern National Bank Phone Walnut 2820 Atlanta, Georgia Compliments Of Lena H. Cox School Compliments Friend Compliments 0 f Dr. C. R. Adams When you think of Drugsn think of Childs' Pharmacy 1658 Bankhead Ave.-at West Lake Faithfully Serving Your Community for Twelve Yearsi' Compliments Of D-3 MARY M. BEARD Teacher Clay 8z West Crowe Fulton Service Cafeteria C o m p l i m 0 nts Station 0 f 1435 Bankhead Serves the Highway Faculty Texaco student Body West Fulton - and , , , Gas and on visitors Alumni ASSOCl3tl0H Belmont 9164 L. C. CLAY, Proprietor Delicious, Nour- ishing, Appetiz- ing Meals Eyes Examined Mayo Q Grove Park Compliments Broken Lenses 'h S - Duplicated ep CHS eI'V.lCC of Sviemifivally Weldlng Co. Statlon DF' Welders Wow-Pep Grove Park H. Weinberg Electric' Gas-Oils-Creasinff Eyesight Specialist Acetylene D Established 29 Years Battery Orulist M' MAY0 Service B kh I A I . a , H Pff'SffiPfi0'1S '1 ? 1990 Bankhead n eat we Filled 454 Marietta St. Avenue N, W, 131 Whitehall si. Jackson 4083 Main 6112 zvighf Phan., Phone Allania, Ca. Belmont 1636 Belmont 9144 Belmont 1413 Fifth Street you, Service 8z Friend Storage CO. Compliments Compliments 4 AUTO STORAGE of of Lawrence ORP Stop C Service Chattahoochee Chattahoochee 0 Corner W. Peach- Furniture tree and Fifth St. Hemlock 1403 PHT. A. Faculty Pianos H. G. liynch, Radios Proprietor - - Bankhead Cltlzens Dry Compliments Compliments L0311 81 Cleaners of of C0 Odorleilisl Cleaners - Dry eaning 514 C sl S Bid Altering, Dyeing Buart Sales Dr. - - g- CARL cLoUD, , Manager C0 0' B' 1986 B nkhe' d 3551100 Aveime A Automotive One Day Service . 816 Hollywood to Alignment 35 000 00 Caggffcind Equipment Road 7 ' Belmont 9142 C V C lu . 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