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

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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.

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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 , ,

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' 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,