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

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1946 volume:

f7Le 1946 WEPUHIHN P gf, I X x y ,ff il! N f X , f I! k ,Z I, f Af' f If Z? x f Q W!! G6 Q ,,, Y wif ma,4.,,,4 of WEST FULTUN HIGH SEHUUL ATLANTA,EEUHEIA Fd B R 1 Fd M L A B M g I D d gM H S ff He acio During the past war years the WEFUHIAN has found its expression in appropriate themes which represented a part of World War II. Now, in the Hrst year of peace, we have chosen a triumphant, colorful theme. The WEFUHIAN Staif presents to you its s . .em 12440. cali: ibechcacion For her sympathetic understanding, exceeding friendliness, keen sense of humor, excellent cooperation, and especially for her ever-ready will- X ingness to 'Ltickle the ivoriesu for the students at any occasion, we, the 'Pl' X 4 Q1 5 WEFUHIAN Staff of 1946, do bestow on CONCERT Misrunss POLLY U EVANS, the Prix de Rome. 5 ad Canficlaclezi Ye Maestros Keynote Inspirations Close Harmony March Mililaire Intermezzo G xy' 'Nl-.-,,,f R 3.2. fi rl- S ff- 1uLIl.l 9mLl lu.2I 1.457 MR. IERIL A. XVELLS Supc'1'intcndc'nt L MR. E. P. MCILWAIN Principal lui J i x i A 51. mn if fffog, , E J? f l f : ' . ! ldllllf. 1 E xx IQG Ll Tlll l v 'll La crgzmrg W Miss MARY BROOKS Afsistant Principal MRS. HELEN M. SANSXNG czf,-li 43' ' xvf' Q Ng, 1 1 1 2 3 -A I Tl . fn' W I MAH J gl qi 11551 qi Juli VJ ht L-JJ J- 1 A H q m I - Z E' 'fm fm, 5 5 rlinding by arranger 3-805-2 55 I. MR. H. C. Humans ENGLISH Mercer Universityg Th.G., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary 2. Mtss FRANCES SPnA1't.1Nu ENGLISH-LATIN A.B., Agnes Scott College 3. Mus. Nlwt B. KNu1'soN ENGLISH-IOURNALISM ' Tennessee College for Womeng M.A., Peabody College. 4. Mins. POLLY SMITH EVANS ENGLISH B.M., Piano, LaGrangeg A.B., Mercer University. 5. MRS. MILDRED PA't'A'1' ENGLISH ., Bessie Tift Collegeg University of North Carolina. 6. Miss LAURA E. Bxfrsns ENGLISH A.B., Allegheny College. 7. Mus. ROBERTINE B. CARMICIMEL ENGLISH A.B., Wesleyan College. 8. Miss ERNESTINE MELTON ENGLISH-MATHEMATICS Newberry Collegeg Newberry College Business Diplomag M.A., Columbia University. 9. Mtss Rose SANDERS MATHEMATICS A.B. Ed., University of Georgia, 10. Mn. C. W. BARNES MATHEMATICS .., Mississippi Collegeg M.A., Texas Christian. 8 1. Mu. EBIORY LuNs11o1xD MATHEMATICS AB., Oglethnrpe Universityg M.A., Mercer University. Z. MR. CLYDL Co'r'roN PRICE SOCIAL SCIENCE A.B,, M.A., Emory University: B.S. in C., University o f we. T Georgia: L.L.B., Atlanta Law School: L,L.M., Wooalmw XVil- X ' V son College of Law. 3. Mn. I. BLAKE Cfxsu SCIENCE B.S,. Emory University 4. Mus. Mnuaosiz LYNCH SOCIAL SCIENCE A.B., Eml., Oglethorpe University. 5. Mn. Orin-.R R. Coorfnu SCIENCE A.B., Mercer Universityg M.A., University of Georgia. 6. Miss Zum M.fmsHA1.L SOCIAL SCIENCE A.B., Erl., University of Georgiag M.A., Social Science, Ogle' thorpe University. 7. Mlss IULIA Niiw'ruN SCIENCE AB., Wesleyan Collegeg M.A., Emory University. 8. Mus. los ELTXIO TURN:-n SOCIAL SCIENCE ILS., Mississippi State College for Women. 9. MR. WALTER L. Momus SOCIAL SCIENCE AB., ELI., Oglethorpe Universityg M.A., University of Georgia. 10. MR. Vic HANSARD SOCIAL SCIENCE AB., University of Georgiag M.A., University of Georgia. 9 fe I i I k I l. Miss MARY' M. BEARD COMMERCIAL A.B., University of Kentucky 2. Miss SARA SUTTLES COMMERCIAL BS., University of Georgia. 3. Mas. I'Hu.1.iP LAr:r:Y COMMERCIAL H.S., Howard College 4. MRS, Lu:1Ln R. Es1'Es COMMERCIAL A.B., Bessie Tift Collegeg M. A., Oglethorpe University, 5. MR. ALFRED M. REINHULD SHOPS B.S., The Stout Institute. 6. MRs. T. R. FINLAYSON VOCATIONS B.S.. University of Maryland, 7. MR. I, IJ. Siawuu. VOCATIONS A.B., Mercer University 8. Miss ELIZABETH BOYKIN PHYSICAL EDUCATION AJS., University of Georgiag MA., New York University. 9. Miss SARAH DAVIS LIBRARIAN li.S,, Mercer Universityg l5.S. in L.S., Peabody College. IU. Miss BLANC!-1 HAMBY HOME ECONOMICS B.S., Georgia State College for Womeng M.A., Teachers College, Culumhiu University. 10 4 .-... , , ,, .1 1 1 5. MR. C. R. Bnmvx MATHEMATICS A.B., Linculn Memorial University I. Mxss IDOROTH Fiizmriucx HOMIL ECONOMICS BS., Georgia State College for Wumcn. 2. Mit. IAMILS P. MOCJRE BASKETBALL COACH HS. Ecl., University of Georgia. 3. MR. MARTIN L, KEI.l.Y A.B., Oglethorpe University. 4. SERGEANT CLAUDE B. BASS MILITARY INSTRUCTOR , -- . l i 'T J U .Malory Pay attention, dear Reader, and hear what I say, Here's the history of seniors who're leaving today. It's bad manners to read diaries we often hear, But you can read this one and have no fear. September 14, 1942 Dear Diary, Today I took my first peep on the inside of that building atop West Fulton hill. Boy, that old owl surely cast a wondering :ye on us poor little Freshmen, I couldn't much blame him for giving that gruesome Hoot as he counted 313 strangers passing over his threshold. September 23, 1942 Dear Diary, School has really started now. We were initiated into clubs today. Ohl Will I ever live it down? Thanksgiving Day, 1942 Dear Diary, Well, Thanksgiving Hnally rolled around, and we were given a two-day holiday. If it is a sin to eat too much, I am going to have to pray all day tomorrow. December 7, 1942 Dear Diary, This day, December 7, will live in our memory forever- Dne year ago the Iapanese made a sneak attack on Pearl Harbor. How well we remember this day a year ago when we were called to assemble to hear our President address :he nation-uThe United States is at war with japan. lanuary 1, 1943 Dear Diary, New Year's Day found us, of all places, in school. Father Time and Baby New Year were guests at our house last night, and we were allowed to p1ay until past bedtime. But, I still don't think I deserve those demerits I got for napping in class today. March 20, 1943 Dear Diary, The Spring Carnival was lots of fun. We were proud of our new rulers, even if they did look frightened, September 7, 1943 Dear Diary, This morning the old bell rang again telling us that our second year at West Fulton is just beginning. That old feel- ing came over me again as I saw my old friends, November 30, 1943 Dear Diary, That old owl looks good sitting atop that highest branch. He's up there to attract attention and let the world know that he won the NGIC for football this year. March 30, 1944 Dear Diary, Once again the Spring Carnival has come. Our class worked in team to put our king and queen on top, but when the votes were added up, the Iuniors took the cup. May 12, 1944 Dear Diary, Today all juniors and Seniors were in a trance because tonight they will have their Hrst Iunior-Senior dance. I can hardly wait until next year, but during the meantime, I am going to put in a special request in behalf of all Freshmen and Sophomores. I don't see why we can't have a special dance, too. September 5, 1944 Dear Diary, Today we Iuniors pushed open West Fulton's doors. An- other year of lessons, books, and worries. CBut just between you and me, dear diary,-I-Ia, Hall May 11, 1945 Dear Diary, At last it camefOur First Iunior-Senior dance. Gee, those were our First orchids, and confidentially, dear diary, mine was the prettiest one there. May 31, 1945 Dear Diary, Annual came out today. We were sad and gladisad to think of Seniors' leaving and glad to be remembered in their wills. September 10, 1945 Dear Diary, Don't you think we deserve a cheer? Why? YVe are now dignified Seniors. Well, anyway, we're Seniorsl April 19, 1943 Dear Diary, Act III, Scene 1111 brought down the curtain on our senior play. Maybe it wasn't to Shakespeare's approval, but, anyway, we did our best. October 8, 1946 Dear Diary, Today we received our senior rings. No, the sparkles that kept hurting your eyes weren't falling stars. That was just the flashing of our rings in the sun to get attention. February 6, 1946 Dear Diary, Today we were measured for our caps and gowns. Gosh, until today I didn't really believe Seniors had the big-head, but I guess the tape-measure didn't lie. May 31, 1946 Dear Diary, Well, graduation night is here. There are 129 of us to graduate. Lifel We've been long together Through pleasant and through cloudy weather, 'Tis hard to part when friends are dear, Perhaps 'twill cost a sight, a tear. And if there be 128 other tears falling tonight, there is no :oncealed shame. Instead, we lift our proud heads, For heart and voice would fail me, and foolish tears would flow. RHAPSGDY I BLUE Gotham Classics . Ad t d f St d d H No. 3 ap e or U 10 an me GEORGE GERSHWIZN Paraphrased and arranged . . by HENRY LEVISE Moderately slow, Wlth expresslon I . . . . 2 :' - .f - : f 1 1 , , f E- , 3, - . 171 4 iid t 1 I i H n : . lu : . : 1:5141 I -..Lv iff! B54 .f , Sf . 1' 2 3 T 1 lam: . DIUZINI. tint: ln . , 4, I f., ' 1 ,Q - 93 ' fu A NX ' 2-:LI . 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An m'm1uement or zulu tation 0 this com ositiou , 't o L co s n o n ' ' ' - ' Q3 s- 't- I ,Q ,M ,' Sz - Qi,f 'a1,Qf- 1 Haw ' 1 Egg, 4-Q eniom SAM LEE ADAMS lf I Had My Wfzyi' Scientific Hi-Y, '44, '45, '46. FVELYN VIRGINIA Axms A Kiss Gaodnighf' General nuliirl Reserves, '44g Home Economies Club, '46g Library StaH:, Doius M. ALLEN I Only Wan! ll Buddy, Not 11 SwceIheurt General Glee Club, '43, '44, '45, '46: Home Feonolnies Club. '43, '44: Girl Reserves. '45, '46: Owlet Staff, '46: Wefuhian Staff, '46: Christmas Pageant, '43, '44, '45, '46: Who's VVho, '-46: Vocalist, Orchestra, '45, '46: Honor Roll, '43: Canteen Corps. '43: Presi- dent, Glee Club, '46g Songleadcr, Girl Reserves, '45, '46: Girl Reserve Representative, Inter-Cluh Council, '45, MARY Lou ANGLIN ChopI'n'r Polomzi.tc ' Commercial-Bookkeeping Glee Club. '43, '45: Home Economics Club, '46, Tri-Hi-Y Club, '44: VVinning Basketball Team, '44: Christmas Pageant, '-46: Canteen Corps, '43, Associate Editor, WEFUPllAN, '46: Owlet Staff, '46g Freshman Stunt, '43: Iunior Stune, '45: Cheerleader, '45, '46: Captain, Cheerleader, '46: Beta Club. '46g Who's Who, '-46: Library StaH, '43: Red Cross Representative, '46. MARGARET ELESE HARNETT Till lhc Emi of Time Commercial Glee Club, '43. '45, '46g Girl Reserve Club, '44, '45, '46: Per- fect Attendance, '-43. Vmou. AARON BAIWLETT YozI'll Never Know Commercial President. Homeroom, '43, '44, '46: Baseball, '43, '4-l: Captain, Baseball, '45: Football, '44, '45, '46: President, W. F. Club, '44, Olhcers' Club, '44, '45, '46: Captain, ROTC, '45, '46: Secretary, Iunior Class, '45: Vice-President, Student Body, '45: Honor Ath- lete, '45, Caotain, Football, '45, All NGIC, Football, '45: Cham- pionshin Volleyball Team. '45: Christmas Pageant, '45: Warw- HIAN Staff, '46: Owlet Staff, '-46: Vice-President, W. F. Club, '46: King and Queen Court, '45g President, Senior Class, '46, Ataamvr LAMAR BARTON You Belong To My I-lean General President. Hoomroom, '42, '45, '46: Vice-President, Homcroom. '43: Iunior Hi-Y, '44: Viee-President, Senior Hi-Y, '45: W. F. Club, '-lo: Glee Cluh, '43, '44: Football, '46: Intramural Shorts. '43, '44, '45, '-46: Ofhieers' Club, '45, '46: President, Oiiiicers' Club, '-46: Lieutenant Colonel, ROTC, '45, '46: Who's Who, '46, MAI1sHAI.I. LEE BAXTLR Chiclgary-ChiL ' Commercial-Bookkeeping Best-Drilled Non-Commissioned Officer. '43, '44: Member oF Executive Committee, '45, '46: Colonel, ROTC, '46: Sergeant-ab Arms Club, '45, '46: Best-Drilled Officer, '45. VLRNA LIRADY Bmrturw Turn Your Radio On General BETTV Louise BENNE'l l' Slzz1'1l1I.f1 Home Economies Girl Reserves, '44: Victory Chairman, Girl Reserves, '45, '46g Beta Club, '45, '46g Sergeant-at-Arms, '45, '46: Spanish Program, '45. eniom Prom' Im' l5ENNIi1 I' I PVIM I Knew General Clee Club, '43, '44, '45, '46, Vice-President, Red Cross Club, '-lti: Cafeteria Staff, '44, '45, Library Staff, '43, Who's Who, '46. MATTI E LEE BI,'I I'Is Lirhcst1'u1zm Commercial-Bookkeeping Girl Reserves, '43, '45, '46, Secretary, Homeroom, '45, Ser- geant-at-Arms. '45, '46, Oxvlet Staff, '46 Wefuhian Staff, '46, Winning Volleyball Team, '46, Cafeteria Staff, '45, Spanish Play, '45 ADDIE Btsuov If: Been Ir Long, Long' Time General Library Staff, '43, Girl Reserves, '43, Basketball, '43. KATIILIQINE VIRGINIA BLACK If': Bren rl Lang, Lang Timr ' Commercial-Stenographic Home Economics Club. '43, '44, '45, '46, Canteen Corps, '43, PAULINE BLALOCK I Can? Begin lo Tell Yau General Christmas Play, '42, '44, '45, '46: Glee Club, '45, Vice-Presi-v dent, Tri-Hi-Y, '44, Home Economics Club, '46, Cheerleader, '45, 546: Co'Captain, Cheerleader, '46, Library Staff, '42: Owlet Staff, '46, Wefuhian stuff, '46, Cafeteria StaH, '46, Winning Basketball Team, '44, Stunts, '44, Softball, '42, '45. HAI. L. Blmcc Slard11:1 Scientific Honor Rofl, '43, '44, '45, '46, Sergeant, ROTC, '45, President, Homeroom. '45, Beta Club, '45, '46: Hi-Y Club, '45, '46, Per- fect Attendance, '45, Lieutenant, ROTC, '46, Ollicers' Club, '46. MA'r'I'IIa Lou BItAswEI.I. I1': Only a Paper Moon Commercial-Stenographic Perfect Attendance, '43, '44, '45, Girl Reserves, '43, Sergeant- at'Arn1s, '44. CARROLL LoI.Is Brtooks SII1r'd1r,fI Seientihe Library Staff, '43, Hand, '43, '44, Orchestra, '45, '46, Red Cross, '44, Sergeant, ROTC, '45, Hi-Y. '46: Treasurer, Sergeant- at-Arms, '45, '46, Beta Club, '45, '46, Honor Roll, '45, Intra- mural Sports, '43, '44, Perfect Attendance, '45. Noiuus SLI.uoN liitowx WI1i1ing for Ihr Train to Come In Scientific Sergeant-at-Arms, '44, '45, '46, President, Homerooni. '46, Hi- Y Club, '45: President, Hi-Y, '46, Red Cross Club, '43, Ser- geant, ROTC, '44, Captain, ROTC, '45: Lieutenant Colonel, ROTC, '46, Rifle Team, '45, Officers' Club. '45, '46, Baseball, '45, '46, Perfect Attendance, '43, '45, '46, Secretary and Treas- urer, Homemom, '44, Beta Club, '46, TVTILDRED IIZANI'I'A Bunuess Wl'Ilmr1l rl Song General Glee Club, '43, '44, '45, '46, Cafeteria Staff, '44, Red Cross, '43. 1,42 eniora CARY CABE Its Been a Long, Long Time General HELEN MIRIAM CARRQLV My Hero Classical Perfeet Attendance, '43, '44, '45, Christmas Pageant, '42, '43, '44, Spanish Play, '45, Girl Reserves, '43, '44, '45, Beta Club, '45, '46, Honor Roll, '43, '44, '45, Glee Club, '43, Wefuhian Staff, '45. SARA CAssELL Till the End of Time Home Economics Glee Club, '43, '44, '45, '46, Beta Club, '46, Volleyball, '43, '44, '45, Girl Reserves, '45. DoRis ELLENE CHADWICK Did You Ever Get That Feeling In the Moonlight General Perfect Attendance, '43, Girl Reserves, '43, '44, '45, '46, Vol- leyball Team, '44, Glee Club, '43. CARLOS HARRELL CHAFIN My Hero ScientiFic Band. '43, '44, Vice-President, Homemom, 43, Captain, ROTC, '46, Orchestra, '45, '46, Volleyball, '46, Treasurer, Homeroom, '44, junior Hi-Y, '44, '45, Senior Hi-Y, '45, '46, Christmas Play, '45, Perfect Attendance, '43, '44, Intramural Sports, '44, '45, Officers Club, '46. HERBERT CLIFFORD Cocl-IRAN Hoga11rville Iuilhauxeu General Football, '41, '42, Basketball, '43, '44, Hi-Y, '43, '44, Volley- ball, '42, '43, '44, First Sergeant, '45. BETTY COFIELD Polonui.fe Home Economics Volleyball, '44, Softball, '44, Home Economics Club, '43, '44, '45, Girl Reserves, '45, '46, Library Staff, '45, '46. HENRY GRADY COLE You Came Along General Rifle Team, '45, '46, Hi-Y, '45, Intramural Sports, '43, '44. Louiis FRANCES COLE Ste1rdn,fz Commercial-Stenographic Home Economies, '43, '46, Sergeant-at-Arms, '43, Secretary, Homeroom, '44, VicefPresiClent, Homeroom, '45, Volleyball, '43, Basketball, '44, Glee Club, '43, Softball, '45. Wl1.l.IAlNI MARX'IN COLE Polanai.re Scientific Red Cross Representative, '43, Library Staff, '43, Intramural Sports, '43, Secretary, Homeroom, '44, Iunior Hi-Y, '44, Senior Hi-Y, '46, Beta Club, '45, '46, President, Iunior Class, '45, Vice-President, District Beta Club, '46, President, Student Body, '45, Oflieers' Club, '45, '46! King and Queen Court, '45, Christ- mas Pageant, '45, Perfect Attendance, '45, Band, '43, '45, Captain, ROTC, '46. eniora Louua FI-.llllliLl. Cook My Muff: Come Home General Red Cross, '43: Home Economies Club, '43, '-16: Christmas Pageant, '43: Canteen, '43: Basketball, '43g Softball, '43, '44, Cafeteria StaFf, '43: Perfect Attendance, '43, '45, '-16. l3AlusArtA IRAN Counsuv Yon Belong To My Hair! General Red Cross, '42, '44: Clee Club, '43, '44, '45, '46, French Club, '42g Canteen, '42 W1i.i.mM Fmnnitlclc Cox SIm'11z1.vl Classical Hi-Y, '44, '45, '-lfi: Beta Club, '45, '46g Ollicers' Club, '44, '45, '46, King, Spring liestival, '43. Lu.LmN CRAYEN I'll Buy That Dream Commercial-Stenographic Home Economies Club, '44, '45: Glee Club, '45, '45: Christmas Pageant, '43, '44, '45, '46: Stunts, '43, '44, '45g Cafeteria staff, '44g Sergeant-at-Arms, '46. FRLD Cruwl-only lf: liven .fl Long, Long Time' General Football, '44, '45, NV. F. Club. '45, '46q Sergeant-at-Arms, '42, '45g Treasurer, llomeroom, '46: Volleyball, '46, Hi-Y, '45. XVILIJAM D. CRAWFORD I-lzzfm Hllfuf' General Basketball, '44, '45, '46g Baseball, '44, '45, '46, Football, '43, '44, '45, '46, President, l'lomeroom, '44, '45, NV. F. Club, '45, '46, President, junior Hi-Y, '43: Captain, ROTC '45, Intramural Sports, '43, '44, I,xr:oi:m.i'N Axxerrn Cuowl: Yours General Vice-President, Home Economics Club, '45, '46, Cafeteria Staff, '42. '45. VmG1NiA DAMEL Always General Christmas Pageant, '44, Glee Club, '44, Mmczartryr' ELIZABETH DAVIS My Ia'z'1zl General Glec Club, '43, '44, '45, '46, Perfect Attendance, '43, '44: Girl Reserves, '45, '4G: Honor Roll, '43, '44, '463 Vice-President, Homeroom, '44g Sergeant-at-Arms, '45, Beta Club, '45, '46, Christmas Pageant, '43, '44, '45, '46. SARA ELIzAaE'rn DEAI. II's Been tl Long, Lung Time Commercial-Stenographic Glee Club, '43, '44: Perfect Attendance, '43, Sergeantfat-Arms, '43, '44, Secretary. Homeroom, '44, Basketball, '44, King and Queen Court, '44, eniom Gi.Am's Iosizi-iiwia Ilieixtorvm '1'hz'1'e Mus! Be u Way General Home Economies Club, '43, Canteen Corps, '44, Christmas Pageant, '44, Basketball, '44, '45, Glee Club, '43, '44, Red Cross Representative, '40, Perfect Attendance, '43, '44, Hfuxorn Xh'ILLIAM IRUNTON Il Mighl A: Well Bc Spring General Basketball, '44, '45, '46: Volleyball, '45: Intramural Sports, '45, '46, Sergeant ROTC, '46, Baseball, '44, '45, '4t'v. lmoeiima D1:Pm.E Always General Girl Reserves, '45, '46: Home Economics Club, '44, Red Cross Representative, '43, President, Homerunm, '43, Sergeant-at-Arms, '45, '46, Beta Club, '45: President, Beta Club, '46: Owlet Staff, '46, Business Manager, Wufurmm, '46, Whu's Who, '46, Vice- Presiclent, Iunior Homeroom, '45. EVA Fs1'ieLi.E Dyi-.iz Till the End of Time General Red Cross, '45, '46, Cafeteria Staff, '43, '44, '45, Weirenmx StaHi, '46, Owlet Staff, '46: Home Economics Club, '44. WAi.'rnrt AUs'riN EASON lt'.f Been a Long, Long Time Cnmmercial-Bookkeeping Football, '44, '45, Baseball, '43, '44, '45, '46: Basketball, '46: Intramural Sports, '43, '44, '45: Honor Roll, '43, '44, '45, '46- Perfect Attendance, '43, '44, '45, King and Queen Court, 43: Sergeant-at-Arms, '46, Iunior Hi-Y Club, '44, Oiiicers' Club, '45, '46, VV. F. Club, '45, '46, Hi-Y Club, '45, Beta Club. '45, '46, President, Homeroom, '43, '44, Sergeant-at-Arms of Student Gov- ernment, '45, Boys' Chorus, '45: Christmas Pageant, '44, Iunior Stunt, '45, Lieutenant-Colonel, ROTC, '46, MARY Avis Ei.l.iNc'rux I I Can'l Begin To Tell Yon Classical Perfect Attendance, '43, '44, '45, '46, Girl Reserves, '43, '44, '45, '46, Secretary and Treasurer, Homeruom, '44: Treasurer, Girl Reserves, '44, Christmas Play, '43, '44, Social Chairman, Girl Reserves, '45, '46, Sergeant-at-Arms, '45, '46, Beta Club, '45, '46. BARBARA ANNE lii.LtoT Always Commercial-Stenographic Transferred from Girls High, '44, Home Economies Club, '45, '46, Basketball, '44, '45, '46, Volleyball, '44, '45, '46. IPOROTHY Ei.i.isov , I C1zn't Begin To Tell Yon Commercial-Bookkeeping Y Girl Reserves, '43. Eucswia E1.i.isoN He Threw The Baby 0111 The Window, For Crying 0111 Lund General Senior Hi-Y, '44. '45, '46, Class Secretary, '44: Secretary, Iunioi Hi-Y, '42, '43, Best-Drilled Freshmen ROTC, '42. JANE Rose FAGAN Till The End Of Time Commercial-Stenographic Girl Reserves, '43, '44, '45, '46, Volleyball, '43, Vice-President. Homeroom, '43, Librarv SMH, '43, Secretary, Girl Reserves, '44, '45, '46, Beta Club, '45, Basketball, '45, '46: Secretary. Home- room, '45, Military Sponsor, '45, '46, Sergeant-at-Arms. '45, '46, Secretary and Treasurer, Beta Club, '46: Whrui-HAN Staff, '46, Owlet Staff, '46, Associate Editor, Gleam, '46: Wh0's Who, '46. eniorb DoIurI'I-Iv ANN FI'I'zeIiImI.n Always Home Economics Home lieonmnics Club, '43, '44, '45, '46, Vice-President, Home Economies Club, '43, President, Home Economics Club, '44, Sec- retary, Home lieonmnics Club. '45, '46, Glee Club, '43, '44, Sec- retary, Glee Club, '44, Representative, F.H.A. Camp, '45, Owlet Stal-T, '46, WI-.IJUHIAN Staff, '46. MARI.AN NILLI. FI.okI.NcI1 111zliIIf1 Law' Call Commercial Secretary, Hurnemorn, '42, Girl Reserves, '42, '43, '44, '45: Glee Club, '42, '43: King and Queen Court, '44, VIRCSINIA FllRRl,.5TP.R ,4lufl1y,f Commercial-Stenographic Girl Reserves, '43, '45, '46: Secretary, Humcrnom, '45, '46, Sergeant-at-Arms, '46, Executive Committee Secretary, '45, Wr.rI1IIIAN staff, '46, Home Economics Club, '44, liI,IzAIaIa'I'II Royce FREENIAN Till the End of Time General Transferrecl from Arkansas. '44, Girl Reserves, '46, Basketball team, '45, Volleyball Team, '45, '-46. l5Ii'l'TY lu QQARMOY T1ll the End of Time Cummereial-Stenographic Glec ClIIb, '43: VVIf'I4UIfIIAN stall, '46: Girl Reserves, '43, '44, '45, '46: Christmas Play, '43: Real Cross, '43. NQLAN I.. GARVIN fl I'1'e1ly Girl ls Like Ll Melody General Sergeant-at-Arms, '44, '45, '46, Iunior Hi-Y, '42, '43, Hi-Y, '42, '43, Hi-Y, '43, '44, '45, '46: Rifle Team, '45, '46, GRACE GARY There You Arc General Secretary, Homeroom, '43, Girl Reserves, '43, '44, '45, Military Sponsor, '44, '45: Vice-President, Homeroom, '44, President, I-Iomemum, '45, King and Queen Court, '45, Glee Club, '45, Home Economies Club, '46. Rom-,R'I' Gnobew Cr-ment Mixer General I-li-Y, '42, '43, French Club, '42, '43, Intramural Sports, '43, Recl Cross, '43. CI-I.uII.ILs DAN GOLNELI, H1Llul-H11l11l General MARY Im fhlhl-N Till The End of Time' Home Economics Home Economies Club, '43, Girl Reserves, '44, '45, '46, Christmas Pageant, '43, Glee Club, '44, Beta Club, '46, Softball. '45 eniord Immun SDL HALL SIurd11st Commereial-Stenographic Transferred from Commercial, '45: WEFIZIIIAX Stal-T, '46, flfllicfs VVh0, 46, Captain, Volleyball, '45, Captain, Softball, '45 MORGAN HAYVKINS lf: Bern A Long, Long Time General Officer! Club, '44, '45, '40, Captain, ROTC, '44, '46. Rum. E. HAWKINS Ch1'clqary Chick General Hi-Y, '44, '45. KDVVARD BENsoN HAx's Rcmcn1bf'r Whz'1zf ' Commercial-Bookkeeping Hi-Y, '43, '44, '45, '46, Intramural Sports, '43, '44, '45, Sergeant-at-Arms, '43, '44, '45, '46, Oflicers' Club, '45, '44, '45, '46, Perfect Attendance, '44, Christmas Play, '45, Vice-Presiclenf Oflieers' Club, '45, Iunior Stunt, '45, Sophomore Stunt, '44. IREM. V1X'lAN Hlcus I Won' A lV1l11l7it Home Economies Perfect Attendance, '43, Girl Reserves, '43, Home lieunomicn Club, '44, '45, '46, Glee Club, '44, Christmas Pageant, '44, Sophomore Stunt, '44, President, F.H.A., '46, Uwiet Staif, '46, XVEFUIHAN staff, '46. I.YNR1 rn Hlxes Haney General Glee Club, '43, '44, '45, Girl Reserves, '43, Tri-Hi-Y, '44, Volleyball, '46, WEITUIIIAN Staff, '46, Owlet Staff, '46. ALICE Iosxevnixe HOLLAND Dream Commercial Transferred from Girls High, '45, WEblJPll.NN Stalf, '46, owlcr Staff, '46, Home Economics Club, '46, Military Sponsor, '45, '46, lunior Stunt, '45, Treasurer, Homeroom, '46. MARY FRANCES PIOVVARD lust .-1 Liltlc Fond .4Hc'c'li011 General Page in Spring Festival, '43, '44, '45, Christmas Program, '43, '44: French Club. '43, Home Economics Club, '44, '46, Library staff, '46, Sergeant-at-Arms, '46, SARAH ALMNL HUDLDW Deep Purple Commereial-Stenngraphie Library Staff, '45, '46. RDBLR1' HENRY Huczi-ies At1c1n1zz, GA. General President, Homcroom, '43, Vice-President, Homemom, '44, Sergeant-at-Arms, '43, '44, '45, Captain, ROTC, '46, 'Vi , 4 'iz ,f 12 if I eniord BARBARA ISABELLI: HU'rcmsoN The Wtillz You Suzffd For Me Home Economics Home Economics Club, '43, '46, President, Homeroom, '43, '45, Glee Club, '43, '44, '45, Christmas Pageant, '43, Musical Con- cert, '43, Sergeant-at-Arms, '43, '44, Cafeteria Staff, '43, '44. HARLAN GR11f1f11'H Ivlie If I Loved Yau Scientific Christmas Pageant, '43, Treasurer, Humeroom '45, Senior Hi-Y, '45, '46, First Lieutenant, ROTC, '45, '46, OH'icers' Club, '45, '46. Mm'i'iE Louise IENKINS I'll Buy That Dream General Girl Reserves, '44, Glec Club, '43, '45, Home Economics Club, '43. HLLUN ELIZABETH Ioxns And There You Are General Home Economies Club, '43, '44, '45, Treasurer, Home Economics Club, '43, Library Staff, '43, Glee Club, '43. EDNA In Issues Till The End Of Time Commercial-Stenograpliic Girl Reserves, '43, '44, '45, Christmas Pageant, '43. BE'r'ry JOHNSON 'Do Nothing Till You Hem' From Me Commercial-Stenographie Girl Reserves, '43: Home Economics Club, '44, '46, XVEFIWIIAN Staff, '46, Red Cross Representative, '43, Owlet Staff, '46, Reporter, Home Economies Club, '46, Stunt, '43. form IJANIEL IORDON String Of Pez1rl,r General Football, '45, Captain, ROTC, '45, Hi-Y, '44, Glee Club, '43, Secretary, Olhcers' Club, '45, W. F. Club, '46, Grand March, '45. Ionx LEOYARD KEELING Till Tlze End Of Time Commercial-Bookkeeping Volleyball, '45, Iunior Hi-Y, '43, Lieutenai ROTC, '45, '46, Perfect Attendance, '43, '44, '45. BILLY R. KENNEDY Nol1oa y': Bnxine-rx H112 My Own General French Club, '43, '44, Iunior Hi-Y Club, '43 '44, Senior Hi-Y Club, '44, '45, Library Staff, '44, '45. MARILYN Cmus'rxNE Ku.PA'rrtIcK Il Had To Be You Home Economies Sponsor, '43, '44, Girl Reserves, '43, Home Economics Club, '45, '46, Sergeant-at-Arms, '43, '44, Perfect Attendance, '43, '45. L e wx., f - ..,fr 3- , , ' eniora Raxrorla LEE Let The Rest of The World Go By General French Club, '44, Glec Club, '44, Girl Reserves, '45, Fave L. Lnsrnn There Vue Sara' ll Again General Girl Reserves, '44, Glee Club, '45, Boi-my FRANK Ltxc I Cun'1 Begin To Tell Yan General Hi-Y Club, '44, '45, Beta Club, '45, '46, Captain, ROTC, '46: Executive Committee, '45. CLYDE DOUGLAS Loc.iN Hl1bH'H1'IIIl1 Scientific Hi-Y Club, '44, '45, Sergeant-at-Arms of Hi-Y, '45, Baseball 44, '45, Ofhcers' Club, '45, Lieutenant, ROTC, '45, Beta Club, '46. DELLA lm LQNLR I'll Buy That Dream Classical Girl Reserves, '42, Glee Club, '44, '45, Red Cross Representa- tive, '44: Beta Club, '45, '46. lack SAMUEL Lotto The Ra.vary Commercial-Bookkeeping Master Sergeant, ROTC, '45, '46. EVERETT CLEE LoLvDtaiutlLK Hong-Kong Blues General Football, '44, '45, Basketball. '44, '45, Baseball, '45, '46, Iunior Hi-Y, '43, '44, Senior Hi-Y, '44. '45: W. F. Club, '45, '46, Volleyball, '45, Basketball Manager, '45, '46. Wavwattn MAt:Ait'ri-ttzn Till The End of Time Commereial-Bookkeeping Perfect attendance, '43, '44, '45, '46. Dolto'rnY ANNE M.4'1'1'rn3vvs Paper Moon General Girl Reserves, '45, '46, Recl Cross Club, '44, '45, Library Stafl. '44, '45, '46, Boursrn RUTH MAXWELL I Dream of Yon Classical Honor Roll, '43, '44, '45, '46, Girl Reserves, '43, '44, '45, '46, Sergeant-at-Arms, '43, '44, '45, '46, Queen of Spring Festival, '43, Perfect Attendance, '44, '45, '46, Vice-President and Program Chairman, Sophomore Class, Secretary, Senior Class, '46. eniora RUTH MEL'l'0N I Can't Begin To Tell Yon Scientific Transferred from Marietta '46, IUANITA KATHLELN MCBRAYER Tonight We Love General Spanish Play, '45, Red Cross Representative, '45, '46, Wnarur-nAN StaH, '46, Owlet Staff, '46, Honor Roll, '45, '46. IUANITA GERTRUDE MCEAIJIIIN Poineiam1 Commercial Girl Reserves, '43, '44. FRANKLIN MCPHERSON Candy General MARY DEAN MOON Till The End Of Time Classical Girl Reserves, '42, '43, Honor Roll, '42, '43, Christmas Pageant, '42, '43, Sergeant-at-Arms, '43, '44, '45, '46, Secretary, Home- room, '45, '46, Sponsor, '45, '46, Beta Club, '45, '46, ROBERT LEQNARD MOORE That': For Me General Red Cross, '43, Sergeantfat-Arms, '44, Treasurer Homcruom, '45, Basketball, '45, '46, Football, '45, '46, W. F. Club, '44, '45, '46, Hi-Y Club, '45, Intramural Sports, '43, '44, '45, '46, Lieutenant, '45, '46, OFHcer's Club, '45, '46, Baseball, '45, '46, Perfect Attendance, '43, '44, '45, '46. POLYE MARX'IN Noiuus Im Always Chasing Ruinlrowf' Commercial Football, '44, '45, Baseball, '44, '45, '46, Basketball, '45, Intra- mural Sports, '43, '45, Treasurer, Homeroom, '43, Secretary, Home- room, '45, '46, Captain, '45, '46, Perfect Attendance, '44, '45, Christmas Pageant, '44, '45, Beta Club, '45, Officers' Club, '45, '46. SARAH MARGARET' NORTON I'm Beginning To See The Light General Glee Club, '43, '44, Girl Reserves, '44, Red Cross, '43, Cafeteria Staff, '43, '-44. ALMA FRANCES Onoxt Always Commercial Girl Reserves, '45, '44, '45, '46, Perfect Attendance, '43, '44, '451 Glee Club, '46. Svrnl. MA1tcArtE'r OLDHAM Il Mfghl A: Well Be Spring A General Glee Club, '43, '46, Basketball, '43, '44, '46, Tri-Hi-Y, '44, Sponsor, '45, Girl Reserves, '45, '46. eniom ISARBARA Enwixm PAUSE Il Migfl! A5 Wrll Bc Spring Classical Vice-President, Home Room, '43, '44, Secretary, Glee Club, '43, Honor Roll, '43, '44, '45, '46, Perfect Attendance, '44, '45, Rep- resentative of School in Spelling, '45, Glee Club, '43, '45, Girl Reserves, '44, '45, '46: Beta Club, '45, '46, President, Girl Re- serves, '46, Home Economies Club, '43: Wui1t:HmN Staff, '45, liditor, Gleam, '46, Spanish Play, '45, Christmas Pageant, '45. Cuuu.Es XVILLXARI P1m.i.u's Dixie Commercial Sergeant-atfArms, '43: Volleyball, '43, Horseshoes, '43, Iunior French Club, '43, Red Cross, '44. GEORGIA R. Poouz Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Commercial-Stenographic Perfect Attendance, '43, '44, '45, French Club, '43, Home Economics Club, '43, '45, Glee Club, '43. MARY ANN Pur:KE'r'r I C11n't Begin To Tell You General Girl Reserves, '44, Home Economics Club, '43, '45, Cafeteria StaFf, '43, Glee Club, '43. IACK CHANCE RABVJRN Slzl1'dz15l Commercial Iunior Hi-Y, '43, Red Cross Club, '42, First Sergeant, ROTC, '45. Baiusmm IEAN RAKEs1'RAw I'll Buy That Dream Commercial-Stenographic Glee Club, '43, '44, Volleyball, '45, Sergeant-at-Arms, '43, Girl Reserves, '43, Perfect Attendance, '44, Basketball, '43, '44, Softball, '43, '44. GLYNN Domus Rnnves Dream Commercial-Stenographic Home Economics Club, '43, '44, '45, Vice-President, Home Economics Club, '43, '44: Glee Club, '44, Library Staff, '43, Stunt, '43, Secretary, Homeroom, '43, '44, Christmas Pageant, '43, TOMMYE IEWEL1. Rmavas AIway: Commercial-Bookkeeping Sergeant-at-Arms, '43, '44, '45, Girl Reserves, '43, '44, '45, Volleyball, '45. MARY Gwl3NooLYN RICE Se:-nz: Like Old Times General Secretary-Treasurer, Home-room, '43, Social Chairman, '46, ROTC Sponsor, '45, '46, VVLFU1-HAN Staff, '46, Owlet Staff, Spanish Play, '45, Himorn RicHARnsoN Rum and Com-Cola Basketball, '44, '45, '46, Baseball, '44, '45, '46: President Homemom, '44, '45, W. F. Club, '45, '46, Intramural Sports '43, '44, , : eniora Avis VALEIIIA Roceks Till Ihe Enrl of Time Classical Beta Club, '45, '46, Girl Reserves, '44, '45, '46, Glee Club '43, '44, '45, Christmas Play, '43, '44, '45: Georgia State Chorus '44, Fulton County High School Chorus, '44, Honor Roll, '43, '45 BIA.T1'v MARILYN Romair Clair :lr Lime CommereiIIlfStenogr1Iphic Red Cross, '44, Military Sponsor, '45, Girl Reserves, '43 Beta Club, '45, '46, Editor-in-Chief, WEIIIJIIIAN, '46, President Homeroom, '43, '44, Secretary, Homeroom, '46, Honor Roll, '43 '44-, '45, '46, Secretary, Student Government, '45, Who's VVho '46: King and Quen Court, '43, '44. MAIQTIIA ANN SAIXIMON Always General Military Sponsor, '44, '45, Tri Hi-Y, '44, Girl Reserves, '45, '46, Volleyball, '44, Vice-President, Homeroom, '46, Glee Club, '44, '46, Hovr SMITH Allanla, GA General Perfect Attneclanee, '43, '44, SCYQCZIHI-3I'Afl'l1S, '45, Horseshoes, '43 DUROTEIX' IUNE SMITII Twilight Time General Cafeteria Staff, '43, Glee Club, '43, Girl Reserves, '43, '44, '45 '46, Volleyball, 44. i RAYINIIOND SIVH'l'H Symphony Vocational I-Ii-Y, '45, President, Homeroom, '46, Football, '44, '45, Red Cross, '43. PATRICIA RUTH STALNAKER Rambling Wreck General Honor Roll, '43, '45, '46, Bantl, '43, Red Cross, '43, Girl Reserves, '45, '46, Beta Club, '45, '46, Sergeant-at-Arms, '45, Sponsor, Hi-Y, '46, IosEPH EUGENE SEARLES Il Might A: W'ell Be Spring Scientific President, Homeruom, '43, Sergeant, ROTC, '43, '44, Hi-Y, '44, '45, '46, Basketball, '44, '45, '46. NHTIE Louise 'FHURBIOND There I Said If Again General LAZELMA IRENE TIBBET'l' Always Commercial-Bookkeeping Girl Reserves, ' '45, School Aitl Girl Reserves, '45, liaslcetball, 44, , '44, Volleyball, '44, Softball, '45. I y 15:91 -. Z 'VX N , 5'..1,, fill? 1,-'TH eniom Nomxm RUTH 'I'Rmo.uv.u' S!a1'd11:l Com mercial-Bookkeeping Home Economics Club, '46, Secretary, Homeroom, '41, '42. Hurry IEAN TURNLR Always General Girl Reserves. '45, '45, Red Cross Representulive, '45. EDNA Mfuqliax TURNER It: Been A Long, Lang Time Volleyball, '44, '45, '46: Home Economics Club, '45, '46, Basketball, '45, '46, Softball, '44, '45, Canteen Corps, '42, '43. Hon' Wnsr I-longlqong Blues General Fotball, '45, Baseball, '45, '46: W. F. Club, '45, '46, Captain. ROTC, '45, '46, Rifle Team, '44, '45, '46: Secretary-Treasurer. Homernom '45, '46, Intramural Sports, '44, '45, '46, Sergeant-ab -Xrms, '43, '44, IACQUI'-.LINE Wi-HTEMAN You Always H1111 llw Ons' You Love General Glee Club, '43, '44, '45, '46, Girl Reserves, Tri Hi-Y, '43. ANNE OPAL Wiusaxxs Twiligh1 Time Commercial-Stenographic Military Sponsor, '44, '45, WEFUHIAN Staff, '-56. BERTHA MAE W!LLIAh1S My Gny'.f Come Buck General Glee Club, '43. DOT Wiucr-lr l:n't It Kinda Flllllp' Commercial-Stcnographic Red Cross Club, '45, Home Economics Club, '46, Owlet Staff '46, WEFUHIAN Staff, '46. BETTY WYNN I Can? Begin To Tell Yon General Transferrecl from Commercial, 45, Volleyball, '45. Glee Club, '43, '44, '45, '46: Home Economics Club, '43, '46: Girl Reserves. '44, '45, Iunior Stunt, '45, Owlet Staff, '46- IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Prfxidrfll ...... IIXINIY McCmN Vin'-P1'e:1'drl1I . . . Smluu. PEY'roN Serrclxlry . . . . . . ANN BRALQG FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Prrxidenr , . . . . PQLLY Wu.1.mMs Vice-Prexidcnl . .... DALE BUSH Sevrmzry . . . . . ISARHARA KlNfZ.KID SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Pwsidrzzl . . . . Vmou. BARTLETT Vifz'-Pr:-:idz-nt , . . P. M. Nomus Yfwrlury . . . . . liomsni MAxwL1.L SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Prfxidmf . . Vnaumu ANN BROWN Vice-Prf,r1'n'z'nt . , . . Wuus IRWIN Sec'1'fn1z'y . , . .. . IUNE SMITH . rife 'N Sf: C-1 Mlss Rose SANDERS Bobbie Anne Barnett, Ralph Bartlett, Patricia Black, Thomas Bowling, Aubrey Brown, Sarah Buckner, Ralph Buschman, Martin Byess, Billy' Camp, Jacqueline Clark, Tom Gurlcyf, I. D. Hamilton, Eugene Holly, Stan- ley Hudgins, Rudolph Langford, Iiminy' Mc- Cain, Lamar Mills, Dan Moon, Aubrey' Nealy, Billy Otwell, Ieanelle Petty, Semuel Peyton, Louise Phillips, Durant Reese, Iimmy' Shelnut, Edna Smith, Bobbie Tarplcy, Iimmy' Vlfallaee, Hilda White, jerry' YVilrlcr, Herman Wilkins, Lamar W'iley'. MR IIMORY S LUNSIORD Elaine Bradley Martha Bryant Dorothy Lourscy Mildred Darnell Betty Davis Frances Demonin lane DeVore, Ixatherine Goodwin Mildred Lanier Marie Mathis Elizabeth Morris, Mary Morris, Miriam ihad lix Sarah Tidwell Virgil Bennett 'Iommy Bennett Virgil Blalock Calvin Couch Ben- nie Davis Thomas Donaldson Paul Gorman Andrew Hudgins Iimmy' Holland Charles Iones, Herschel Ienkins, Omar Lee Iorman, Pat LeCroy', George MeCravey, Glenn Olvcy, Roger Sappenfiultl, Hugh Smith, Charles Steed, Richard Taylor, Bob White, lack Yeager. X g C-4 l Miss Slum Strrrtns lean Alieremmlwie, Carolyn Barker, Vfynell Barker, Ruth Beavers, Dorothy Biekers, Ger- trude Bowen, lune Brown, Betty Burdett, Boris Camp, Marian Denman, Helen Estes, Marie Freeman, Geneva Garner, Charles Greene, Bessie Gault, Barbara Griggs, Ann Hicks, Yvonne Holt, Iuanita Hughes, Iilaine lvy, M Lamar King. Robert Kehelcy, Betty Martin, limmy Morris, Glenda Nimmo, Betty New- nan, Martha Porterlield, Myrtiee Seott, Mil- lred Shipp, Barbara Smith, Harold Smith, 'aekie Stephens, Marian Thomas, Lillie Mae Folhert, Marlin Walker, Iona Wcese, Boyd Williams. ary Io Ivy, Lois Iones, Margaret lones, 1er-N-A-- C-3 MR. YVALTER C. Moruus VVilma Adamson, Bobbie Allen, Pearl Bates Maynard Benson, Iohn Bone, Anne Bragg Mary lane Carson, Nell Fields, Roy Griswell Bob Hunnieutt, Betty Iones, Bobbie Karr Mary Kennedy, Glennis LeCroy, Philip Mari tin, Anne Padgett, Dorothy Perkins, Lillian Richard, Frances Sharpe, Betty Io Smith, Elaine Smith, Lillian Staims, Stanley Wil- liams, Eva Wilson. C-5 Mas. H. G. LYNCH Muriel Adair, Betty Mae Adams, Elizabeth Adams, Lorene Austin, Martha Bartlett, Ia- nelle Barton, luanita Benton, Ray Brook, Charlotte Buford, Lois Cash, Dorothy Castell, Betty Cheek, Sara Daniel, Kathaleen Dar- nell, Loretta Folds, Frances Frazier, Lloyd Frazier, Colleen Gibson, Lenore Greenway, Leila Hales, lane Harbuck, Kathrine Harmon, Geneva Iarmon, Gertrude Iohnson, Kathryne Iones, Elizabeth Keener, Margie King, Fred- die Lawson, Iosephine Marshall, Margaret Rowe, Betty Io Sayler, Faye Seagravcs, Peggy Stanley, Dorothy YValters, Betty YVuod, Rosalie Yeager. , 1 , ,f K 1 B-1 Mus. LUc:u.E R. EsTEs Billy Adams, Frances Agnew, Ellen Babb, Gloria Bostwick, Etlwartl Bradley, Virginia Brown, Dolores Burnett, Iulia Chafin, Nan- nettc Enloe, Mary Nell Evans. Alfred Free- man, Carolyn Garrett, Frances Hall, Leonard Ham, Ncal Harrelson, Ruth Harrington, Harry Hearn, Iames Hudgins, Vcrline I olmson, Norma Inhnston, Sue Lctlbcttcr, Ruth Logan, Billy Redd. Iune Smith, Raymond Smith. Frances Mitchell, Norma Moon, Pat Halvun Reba Smith, Clyde Whorton, Ican David Lovett, Mary Martin, Leon Charlotte Thomas. Craton Martin V-1 Mn. lorry D. Snwxam. Virgil Bcartlen, Carvel Milton, Ramond Smith, Allen Lceroy, Betty Wynn, Marvin llurdett, Harold Riley, Stanly Massey, Bill Nash, Larr, Farr, Clarence Hammond, Burton Wade, Tommyc Reeves, Ncttic Thurmond, Norma Trcatlway, Peggy Bennett, Barbara Coursey, Sara Deal, Virginia Forrester. Sara Hutllow, Louise Icnkins, Ramona Lee, Fztys Lester, Iuanita Mclfachcn, Sara Norton. Georgia Poole, Mariann Puckett, lack Rayburn, Bar- bara Rakcstraw, Marion Florcncc. B-3 , Mrzs. Iam-.s E. ,l1llRNLpR i Edward Atkinson, Eddie Butler ern D' ,I I ixon, Larry Flippin, Billy Flynn, George Garvin lack Gilman, Harry Goodwin. Milton Harts- field, Bobby Hines, Charles Holland, Edward Iohnson, Allen Lawrence, Bobby Lawson, ,Billy Lcdhetter, Bill Mauldin, Charles Me- Bride, James Rutherford, Laverne Rutherford, James Spain, Charles Tarvin, Charles Tread- away, Charles Turner, Donald Wigley, Bill Wright, Howard Sanders, Bonnie Garner, Ruth Hammond. Edna Ruth Power, Mildred Reece, Juanita Smith, Edith Wilson. B-2 Miss IVLIA Nriwruv Mary lean Alexander, Marion Austin, Iune Aycoelc, Charles Bedford, Bohlvy Bell, Iuanita Benson, Lamar Benson, Billy Bowles, O. L. Buchanan, Lloyd Coursey, Marie Delay, Edgar Garvin, Olin Henderson, Iimmy Hilhorn, Hubert Hitchcock, Frances Humphries, Iimmy Hunnieutt, Arnold Hyde, Horace Ienkins, Ed- die Massey, Rolvert Mitchell, Frances Moon. Earl Moore, Eugene Peyy, Holland Post, Wal- ter Thomason, Dewey Trollinger, Iames Walker, Iohn Westerrnan, Billy Winburn, An- nette Chambers, Uaynelle Gable, Hazel Allen. Mrss I-l1.1zAina'1'i1 Bovkm Rusesll Allen, Herbert Bartlett, Sue Beal, Imogene Cannon, Beverly Carter, Dorothy Cranes, Io Ann Davis, Francis Deal, Louise Duncan, Virginia Emlwrey, Helen Hall, Ruthie Holder, Dorothy Iohns, Iuwel Iones, N0 lT!'I Iones, Sara Grace lorman, lean Kilpriek, Carolyn Lee, Betty Loudermilk, Una Moeona. Barliara Morris, Adel Nolan, Dorothy Petran, Carolyn Rucker, Margaret Russell, Donall Sewell, Carl Story, Doris Stowers, Virrinia Turnipsede. Kathryn Turpin, Mayes W lla- xen, Anne Withrow. B-6 Mu. A. M. RLrN1io1.u Anne Aycoek, Charles Baxter, Gene Bolsuis, Bill Brown, Leon Conley, Cecil Donahoo, Peggy Frazier, Bolihy Gary, Dot Hamlett, DeForest Payne, Dorothy Pelfrey, Charles Roehuek, Anita Roberson, Russell Wallace, Martha VValker, Mariorie YVier, Patsy Wil- liams. Iiayitl VVooten, Frank Hootl. B-5 Mit. CLYDE Co'r'roN Piuce Dorothy Argo, Carter Bagwell, lack Bar- low, Carolyn Bowen, Patsy Bryant, YVnlter Butler, Dorothy Cain, Louise Catrell, Caro- lyn Cole, Io Ann Dennis. Raymond Fer- guson, Nellie Mae Fowler, Velton Fnw- ler, Thomas Frazier, Rohert Gafnea, Frances Gootle, Don Gowens, Helen Ha- ney, Dorothy Henderson, XVillis Irwin, Betty lvic, Bobbie jones, Patricia Kelly, Richard Kirkman. Bette Lee, Mary Sue McGarity, Daniel Lee Martin, Ailene Roh- inson, Dorothy Rogers, Evelyn Shell, Eliz- abeth Whelehel, lean XVilliams, Patsy Wofford. B-7 Mas. Pmr.t.1D I.Aem' Barbara Ann Beartl, Margaret Beavers, Valen.. Benton, Betty Brown, Evelyn Cook, Lathene Cook, Betty Cowan, Louise Ethrirlge, Betty Hughes, Betty Landers. Lorcne Lee, Lillian Moore, Betty Nelson, Helen Patterson, Hazel Price, Dorothy Strange, Elsie Suttles, Betty Ann Wilhanks, Ioyce Willingham, Bohhy Bennett. YVen4lell Bowen, George Elliott, Fel- ton Fowler, Gary Furr, Lester Hipps, lack jenkins, Donald Iohnson, Klyne MeCaine, Bohhy Sewell, Earl Smith. ii ggi 49,5 A-1 Mus. I'or.Lv SAIITH Fvfxxs liootsic Barker, Tlicllna Barrett, Barbara Hartcnriclzl. Zclma Beartlcn, lo Ann Camp, Frances Cornctt, Catherine Dowling, Frances livam. Cecil Graham, Hctty Io Haynie, Margaret 1-lolloclay, lean Ilolmcs, Evelyn Icnkins, Ann lorclon, Barbara Kin- caid, Ioy Lzulc, Mary' lane Lnngx, Miltlrccl Long, Vesta Mayo, Ioycc Mullcc, Virginia Nolan. Pcrnia Norton. Beitty Parkcr. loan Singleton, Nancy Surles, Marion Thompson, Hymn Us Vorc, Rzlctorcl King, Iohnny Ling, Iohnny Lord. Wilson Scogin. Glenn Tyner, Fmlwin Vsfootl, Alton Mcffracey. A-Z MR. O. R. Cooveit Franklin Archer, Richard Black, Bruce ly, Donald Brown, Dale Bush, Marvin, ran, Earl Cageron, Carlton Daniel, Cary, George Giles, lim Graham, Dupree, liohlxy Frazier, Cecil Garmon, Green, G. H, Henson, Ioe Ivey, Hugh Iones, Robert Lee, Clinton Robert Miller, Russell Mohhey, Frank roe, DeWitt Palkerson, Alfred Smith. Smith. lim Brown Strange, Donald 'I lack Walker, Frank Wallace, Crosby Willie Roddy. A-3 Mas. Mtumzn Euzon l'a'rA'r Richard Bowen, Iohnny Brister, XValler Lee Burdett, Winburn Hurtz, G. W. Collins, Robert Lee Conn, Iohnny Coxvart, David Daniel, Harold Forrester, Felton Hales, Henry Hales, Virlyn Henslec, Clayborne Holbrook, Elbert Ienkins, Shirley MeCravy, lack Pen- nington, Clyde Wix, Hortense Byrd, Fay Clure, Carol Dutton, lane Howell, Virginia Huckeba, YVyolene Iohnsun, Betty Ann Led- hetter, Carolyn Martin, Barbara MeXVaters. Iimmie Mayo, Betty Ruth Norton, Ruth Sud- cleth, Ierry Taylor, Mary lane Tollison, Hazel VVheeler, Dorothy Yeager, Mary Jeanne Kelly, Delores McGregor. Miss LAURA BYERS Louise Allen, Iuanita Barnett, Martha Dolores Black, Sara Davis, Mary Deal Decker, Clara Edwards, Gloria Louann Green, Ierry Griggers, Betty Iewcll MeGaha, Wilma New, Frances linima Skinner, Clyde Barrister. Verlan den, Allan Burdette, Lugene Clark. Conley, Iames Crowder, Bobby Dani nie Duncan, Iames Ienkins, Howard YValtLr MeGaskey, Douglas Northeutt, L. Quinn, Herbert Smith, Iames Smith, i Smith, Tommy Iacobs, Iames Campbell A-6 MR. C. W. BA1tNEs Miriam Adams, Lillian Anderson, Iewel Den- man, Marian Griggs, Peggy Iean MeCuteheon, Geraldine Newton, Helen Pike, Marv Io Smith, Louise Thompson, Mary Ann VValker, Helen West, Emma Lee Wood, Clyde Bishop, David Bryant, Robert Crowder, Herbert Dan- iel, Douglas Davis, Edward Evans. Harold Gosncll, Bobby Graham, Howell Hays, Carl Hurst, Iohn Dee Iarmon, Mike johnson, Arthur Ioe Iones, Bobby Knox, VVilbur Mar- ahle, lack Overstreet, George Pool, Billy Ral- ston, Paul Townsend. Gene Williams, Milton Birdson, Harry Monroe. A-5 Mus. CHRIS KNt1'rsoN Martha Barlield, Carolyn Burtz, Dorothy Cox, Vivian Moore, Oleata Sheats, Annelle Spain, Ioyee Spinks, Vivian Strickland, Smith, Iacqueline Smith, lean Smith, Iuanita Frances Wheeler, Freddie Wright, Mary Kate Wyatt, Laverne XValker, Patsy Faulkner, Sara Lou Powell, Iuanita Smith, Bobby Adair, Ed- ward Andrew, Paul Barber, Ernest Elliott, Billy Gable, Alvin Gaynes, Eugene Goodwin, Bobby Ledbetter, Amos Lowery, Llewellyn Ogle, Ernest Quinn, Henry Sherman, David Stephens, XVilliam Stephens, Ralph Vaughn, Iimmy Walker. A-7 Miss ZOLA MARs1-mu. Hilda Browning, Hazel Cain, Wendell Cur- tis, Peggy Garner, Imogene Grogan, LaVonne Hames, Lillian jones, Aliee Lankford, Marga- ret Mote, Billie Newman, Ellen Power, Bar- bara Quinn, Lougenia Rumph, Aline Sharp- ton, Zonie Skelton, Florence Townsend, Dan Barlow, George Bettis, Louise Campbell, I. F. Clayton, lack Ellis, Boyce Emmons, Vlfade Hames, Billy Hansard, Walter Miller, Bobby Mayes, Billy Petty, Bobby Pike, Hugh Reid, Buford Smith, Buren Toney, Carter Samples. Mlfs likNi1s'i'lNi2 Mi-I,'1'oN VVillie Hales, Corine Campbell, Kathleen Mai'- shall, Barbara Morris, Romona Rai, Betty Yitzurk Betty A, Queen, Ronaltl Barnes, Tru- man Rell, Philip Burtlette, Ray Carson, jerry Chaitain, Henson Conn, Walter Coursey, Carl Daniel, Maxie Dorsett.. Neal Gainous, Ioel Gocltlarcl. YValter Griawell, Fretl Grogan, I. C. Helms, Eugene llogue. Leonard Landers, Ronaltl Lowry, Glenn Morelantl, George Rayner, William Thomoson, liugcne Turner, Cecil VVatts, Frank VVilliams. Ralph VVright. A-8 Miss Ilonorm' FI'l'ZPA'I'RICK Mary Io Atlams, Norma Iean Arrowotlo, Ann Bennett, Iewell Brewer, Louise Mattie Coleman, Betty Crowder, Dohhs, Betty Io Davis, Iuanita Garner, Verne Godwin, Melha Hague, Rachel Betty Iohnson, Clara Lou Landers, Helen Lewis, Runelle Logan, Martha Mayo, Charlene gan, Betty Pannell, Iune Price, Ruth Bonnell Rakeatraw, Betty Lou S Sorrells, Margaret Sterling, Catherine Loree Tanner. lean Wade, Io Ann Estie Williams, Ioyce Williams. A-10 Mus. Roaerwlxi-. CAmiit:imu, Ray Allen. Elizabeth Alsobrook, Howartl :Kn- tlerson, Bobby Bartlett, I. XV. Iienetliet. Vera llrailley, Alfred Brown, Regenia Ann Bruce, Iiugene Chesser, Arthur Couch, Nolan Danger, Le Roy DeMooney. Iohnny Greene, Hugh Hayes, loyee Hubbard, Donaltl Humphreys, Harold Iohnson, Ceeil Innes, Iaek McCollum, Iantha Mellaniel, liverett Nichols, Lamar Pike, Bill Poss. Netl Powers, Betty Puckett, lean Pruitt, Louib Rich, Bob Springneltl, Iiugene Toney, Hiltla Townsend, Ray Turner, VVayne Twilley, Charles Tyner, Bobby Whit- Field. 5 1 '- A - f - - - - S- ' f Q 1fl Tl ffl E1 ' fl E ff- fl I III T I Ei!!-I ig., fi: 7 iii it A 2 2 .,,1-., Qin! Jai all BML! 9 -1 Jiri V X ,2 X 7 I! 7f!f xfff ff f , X 2, ff A lit! :Q A 5 , f J 'X W' ,B , A1 .5 - Q l, fx 1 g4Y4TTiN4 XY- A-V -,,::::- V f' Xfgf' ! 4 f X- ff ' ' f f Y Jf X LK 'X 17111 . tri:-ll1i1 cr:m..r:.1u ga.-1:1 I S12 gl fit. QW- L.If' Bglllglpi 'jfligigil il 99 T' fi : ' : 5 5 555 E5 EE Ending by arranger 805-2 P Hui 1 nn EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Chairman, BOBBII5 MAXWLLLQ MAIISI-IALL LLL BAXTERQ P. M. NORRISQ VIIICINIA FOIIIIIfsTIgIIg BOBBY LING .S?uJeI'lt 0UeI'l'll'l'lel'lt Faculty Adviser President . . . Vice-President . Sfcretwy-T1'm.m1'e1' Sergeant-Al-Arms MII. WALTER MORRIS . . . BILL COLE . VIIIGIL BAIITLLTT . BETTY ROPLII . . ED HAYS Q ,.-I6 I QP! QMPUQJ President .... V766-Pl'U5l.dCHl . Secretary . . Treasurer . . . Program Chairman Faculty Adviser . C1.o'ruhs FOR EURDPL . . BARBARA PAUSE . BETTY DAVIS . . IANE FAGAN . . BOBBY TARPLLY . . . SARA BUCKNIZR . Mxss Rosa SANDERS Los'r AND FOUND 39 Prcsidczzt . . . Vice-P1'r:z'dr11t . . Sc'c1'e111ry-T1'w,f1n'ci Frlfnfly 1-ldvlxcfl' Freshmen Girl Reserves Snphnmnre Girl Reserves . . NANNQTTE ENLOE . . Dm.oluis BURNET1' . . BARBARA MORRIS . . Mus. H. B, LYNCH President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PULLY WILLIAMS Vin'-I,f'z'.fi1ff17l , . . MARY IANE LONG Sr'c'1'c'tu1'y . . . . RUTH P1lr:KLTT Trnzmrrr . . . . FL1zAue'rH ALsouRooK Fm-nity Adviser . Mrss ZOLA MARSHALL 40 - - I - Senior Hi-Y Prexidfnt . . Vice-Prrxirieni . Sn'rc'Iary . . TI't'tlJI1I't'1' . . Fucnliy Adz'i,fz'1' . Sponsor: . . . SELDON BROWN PAT STALNAKER and Pffxidelll . . Viva'-I'1'l'.fi11'z'flt . Snwizlry . . . Sr:'gn1111-ui-Arm: Iiurzzlly Adzfiser . Sponsor: . . . EARL Mooun . BILL WRIGHT . TORIMY FRASLR . . .... PAT RABURN . . . . . . . .MIss MARY M, BEARD LLNARD HAM and BE'I I'Y SUE LEDBETTFR 41 . Ton GURLEY . . BILL CULIL . CARROLL BROOKS MR. C. W. BARNES GWENDOl.YN RICE .Iuninr Hi-Y President . . Vice-Presidenl . . . S'en'etary and Treuxurfr Faculty Adviser . OFFICERS . . IMOGENE DUPREE . . . BILL COLE . . . . . JANE FAGAN Miss FRANCES SPRATLING 42 NATIUNAL BET EL B Members: Bobbie Allen, Mary Lou Anglin, Betty Bennett, Carroll Brooks, Seltlon Brown, Sara Buckner, Miriam Carroll, Sarah Cassells, Bile Cole, Kathleen Darnell. Elizabeth Davis, Imogene Dupree, Austin Eason, Mary Ellington, lane Fagan, Virginia Forrester, Colleen Gibson, Mary Green, Betty Iones, Bobby Ling, Louglas Logan, Della Loner, Bobbie Maxwell, Mary Dean Moon, Glenda Nimmo, P. M. Norris, Barbara Pause, Avis Rogers, Betty Roper, Edna Smith, Bobbie Tarpley, jerry Wiltler, Hilclu White. Na b 5 T1 ,. 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IIIIUGLNII DLIPRLL SLc:uND LIEE'l'ENAN'Ik Bona WILLIAMS . . IDOROTHY Auxsw 'Lu' g, ' L',-..1,LL 1, - IV- 35 ' 3 'I xgn rg, Tg - 'X 5:14 I 1: A - C49 ' Af S A-A 2 ' 'IL :fi-fkif -9475' :Li qi-54'-LF-Z -SCEES:-Q35 '?. .I:.T: F :Lil-15: - '-- . .rq..YL,r:., EIJMPANY IIA!! EvERR'r'r Louuermn K Vnuzn. BA11'ri.ET'1 Canon. Biwous FIRST PLATOON Commanding Officer: Virgil Bartlett. First Lieutenant: Douglas Logan. Platoon Sergeant: Sam Adams. FIRST SQUAD: Harold Richardson, Philip Martin, Stanley Hudgins, Ioe Surles, Gary Furr, Earl Smith, Thomas Bowling, Andrew Hud- gins, Ralph Wright. SECOND SQUAD: Bob White, Eugene Rivers, Charles Phil- ips, Billy Kennedy, Dan Gosnal, Thomas Donaldson, Ruel Hawkins. THIRD SQUAD: Bill Brown, Eugene Ellison, Donald Hogg, Nolan Garvin, Harold Dun- ton, Robert Gooden, Donald Sewell. SECOND PLATOON First Lieutenant: Hal Bragg. Platoon Sergeant: Charles Turner. FIRST SQUAD: Leon Martin, Pat Rauburn, Iimmie Wal- lace, Felton Fowler, Cecil Watts, Lyod Coursey, Bill Wright. SECOND SQUAD: Harry Hearn, Lenord Landers, Velton Fowler, Horace Ienkins, Frank Williams, Glenn Moreland, Dewey Trollinger. THIRD SQUAD: Harry Goodwin, Walter Griswell, Robert Mitchell, Billy Redd, Charles Elliott, Cecil Donahoo. . ,,- ir Qrwiy. .V i EIIMPANY IIB!! IACK RABURN P. M. Nonms IIMMY MOIIRIS FIRST PLATOON Commanding Oflicer: P. M. Norris. First Lieutenant: Virgil Bennett. Platoon Ser- geant: jimmy Morris. FIRST SQUAD: Iimmy Holland, Harold Smith, Walter Butler, Charles Roebuck, Russel Wallace, Paul Garmon, Aubrey Neely, jimmy Mor- ris. SECOND SQUAD: Roy Griswell, Robert Keheley, Herbert Bartlett, Durant Reese, Walter Thomason, Iimmy Haney, Amos Lowery. THIRD SQUAD: Rudolph Langford, George McCravy, Bill Camp, Charles Bedford, Aubrey Brown, Wayward McArthur. SECOND PLATOON First Lieutenant: Robert Moore. Platoon Sergeant: Charles Iones. FIRST SQUAD: Iessie Hamilton, Bennie Davis, Hoyt Smith, Verna Bearden, Dan Moon, Pat LeCroy, Eugene Holly, Charles Baxter. SECOND SQUAD: Ralph Buschman, Billy Otwell, Martin Byers, Don Gowens. THIRD SQUAD: Martin Walker, Bobby Karr, Carl Daniel, Donald Iohrson, Ray Brook, Charles Green, Herman Wilkins. EIIMPANY A I I I IERRY DrxoN BILL Cox.: FIRST PLATOON Commanding Oliicerz Bill Cole. First Lieutenant: Hoyt West. Platoon Sergeant: Neal Harrelson. FIRST SQUAD: Billy Mauldin, John Wcsterman, Lamar Ben- son, I. C. Helms, Stanley Williams, Billy Flynn, Ned Gaynous, Iames Spain, Larry Flippin, George Rayner, Bobby Sewell. SECOND SQUAD: Earl Moore, O. L. Buchanan, Arnald Height, Edward At- kinson, Holland Post, Charles Hollanan, Howard Sanders, Kline McCain, Edward Massey, Clyde Horton, Clyde Barlow, Charles Treadaway. THIRD SQUAD: Wil- lis Irvin, Billy Adams, Ronald Lowery, Iack Ienkins, Eddie Butler, Dewey Thomp- son, Russell Allen, Philip Burdette, Ed- ward Iohnson, Bobby Gary. SECOND PLATOON First Lieutenant: Iimmie McCain. Plat- oon Sergeant: Bobby Bell. FIRST SQUAD: Carl Story, Robert GaFheno, Dan Marrain, Charles Tarvin, Edgar Gunun, Iimmie Rutherford, Lester Hipps, Iames Hudgen, Fred Grogan, Leon Conley, Frank Hood. SECOND SQUAD: Gene Bolsive, Ioel Goodard, Milton Hartsfield, Ierry Chas- tain, Olit Henderson, Richard Peterson, Charles Dution, David Lavell, Iames Tur- ner, Alfred Freeman. THIRD SQUAD: Tommy Frazier, Bobby Bennett, Lavern Rutherford, Billy Bowles, Wendell Bowen, Carter Bogwell, Richard Kirkman, Bobby Lawson, Mayes Walraven, Walter Coursey. IIIJMPAN DAN IORDAN FRANKLIN Anemia FIRST PLATOON Commanding Officer: Dan Iordan. First Lieutenant: Bob Hunnicutt. Platoon Ser- geant: Iames Ienkins. FIRST SQUAD: Iimmy Strange, Ralph Bartlett, Frank W'allace, Elbert Bcarden, Ed Andrews, Bill Pass, XVilber Marble, Robert Miller, Ed Evans, Paul Townsend, Franklin Archer, Donald Trollinger, Author Couch, Iames Icnkins. SECOND SQUAD: Claude Wix, George Bettis, Wilson Scogin, Ernest Quinn, Herbert Daniel, Clinton McClung, Bob Lee, Hugh Reid, lack Ellis, Walter McGaskey, Donald Humphreys, Louis Rich, Carl Hicks. THIRD SQUAD: Bobby Mayes, Hugh Iones, lack McCallum, Iohn lorman, Richard Bowen, Willie Roddy, Herbert Smith, Alpre Smith, Glenn Tyner, Carl Horst, Bilson Milton, Richard Lee. SECOND PLATOON First Lieutenant: Lamar Mills. Platoon Sergeant: Ralph Bartlett. FIRST SQUAD: Carlton Daniel, Elbert Icnkins, Walter Ilurdett, Ionny Green, Ioe Ivey, Paul Bar- ber, Howell Hays, Douglas Davis, I-Iuch Hayes, Cecil Garmcr, Bobby Knox. Ion- ncy Lord, Iames Homes. SECOND SQUAD: Cecil Iones, Billy Ralston, Bruce Brantly, Harry Monroe, Shibbey McCravy, Richard Black, Clyde Bishop, Ionny Ling, Gene Williams, Charles Dupree, Alvin Gains, Ray Allen, Ionny Iacobs. THIRD SQUAD: Lamar Poke, Morris Green, Da- vid Stephen, Iimmy Graham, Boyce En- nens, Maxie Dorset, Eugene Clark, Harold Gasmell, Bobby Daniel, Ionny Brister, George Iiles, Ned Powers. EIIMPANY ll ll Toxiiux' IIENNETI' Roisutvr Htzcsmas FIRST PLATOON Commanding Ofhcerz Robert Hughes. First Lieutenant: Boyd Williams. Platoon Sergeant: Bobby Ledhetter, FIRST SQUAD: Ralph Vaughn, Leroy Demgo- ney, Routlle Conley, Bill Gable, Bobby Pilse, Eugene Goodwin, Louis Cambell, Walter Miller, Douglas Nurtheut, Bob VVhitI'ield. W'inbun Burtz, Bob Brooks. SECOND SQUAD: David Bryant, Billy Iacops, Iames Smith, Dale Bush, William Stephens, Everett Niehols, Bobby Frazer, Claborne Holdbrook, Bobby Ledbetter, Bobby Gary, Eugene Toney, Bennie Dun- can. THIRD SQUAD: Billy Hansard, Buford Smith, Noland Danger, Virlin Bearden, I. W. Benedict, George Pools, Edwin Wood, Bobby Devore, Bobby Grame, Bobby Adair. S ECONI 3 PLATOON First Lieutenant: Leonard Keeling. Plat- oon Sergeant: DeWitt Parkerson. FIRST SQUAD: Ogle Allen, Charles Crowder, XVz1de Haines, Rohert Smith, Iohn Cow- ari, Earnest Elliott, lack Penington, lack Overstreet, Russel Bobbey, Verlyn Hens- lee, G. H. Henson. SECOND SQUAD: Wayne Twilly, Harold Foster, Buck Toney, Felton Hales, Donald Brown, Marvin Coehgan, Mike johnson, L. O. Quinn, Iimmie Walker, Howard Anderson. THIRD SQUAD: Robert Crowder, G. W. Collins, Lawrence Colenson, I. F. Clay- ton, Howard Lester, David Daniel, Crosby Winfrey, Bill Petty, Howard Smith, Earl Dafferan. RIFLE TEAM COLOR GU,-XRD Left to right: Carey Cube, Donald Wiglcy, Bobby Springiclcl, Iimmy Hunnicutt 59 V -Gi k ,ffl f' X K , 'AI beheld or dreamed it in a dream- Well, this is the manner in which it began. It just happened to be one of my sleepless nights, so I pounced upon the idea of counting sheep. One, two, threefu But what in the world was happening? The crazy sheep were not jumping over the fence at all. They were merely taking their own sweet time and crawling under the gate. Remembering that I hadn't siad my prayer, I thought that this might be the reason for the unaccept- able manner of the sheep. So I said my prayers. Now I lay me down to sleep, ' And, God, please make these doggone sheep lump over the fence as they really should Cause if I were a sheep I know l would. Amen. And once more I started counting. But, Lo and behold, I thought my poor eyes were deceiving me after all these years of faithful service, for this was the sight now before me. A Hood of bright lights blinded me for a moment, but when I Finally opened my eyes, I found myself standing in the center of a night club dance Floor. I looked around cautiously and espied Betty johnson, owner of the club, in a corner giving a lecture to her bouncer, Frances Howard. UBuxom Frances had just thrown out that millionaire Fred Crawford, and his business partner, Hubert Cochran, who happened to be one of l-letty's best customers. Betty recognized me immediately and invited me to have din- ner on the house, and also to stay for the main attraction of the evening in which the Opera stars, Barbara Hutchinson and Marjean Turner, sang a duet. With the exception that Marjean sang baritone and Barbara sang soprano, it went off very well. The famous pianist, Mary jim Green, played for them. No sooner had they finished than Hollywood's most noted movie director, Everett Loudermilk, was down on his knees begging them to sign a contract which would present them in his next picture, co- starring Lamar Barton and Charles Phillips. Later, amusing myself with a newspaper that I had found under my table, a few familiar names caught my eye. The headlines read as follows: UVIRGIL BARTLETT, PRESIDENT OF U. S. BY UNANIMOUS VOTE, FAINTS FROM SHOCK. More front-page news was the story of the life-saving act of Ramona Lee. She had landed her plane under diflicult circum- stances in India and had gallantly rescued P. M. Norris, Sheik of Holdemtite. His harem of girls had revolted because they had seen him having lunch with june Smith, who had just stopped over on her travel through Asia. This story had been written by Estelle Dyer, the newspaper reporter who had finally gained a by-line. A little further down I noticed that Barbara Iean Coursey and Elizabeth Davis had been admitted to the Hall of Fame as terpsichoreans. I was glad to see that, too, because the poor things had worked very hard on their dancing. However, if it hadn't been for a few others I know, they probably would not have suc- ceeded. They had a few lessons from Ferrell Cook, the new version of Fred Astaire: Mary Dean Moon, teacher of rumbag Iacqulyn Crowe and Barbara Elliott, bubble dancers in a Bur- lesque Showg Alma Odom, teacher of boogie. had even tried to revise some of thc work of Addie Bishop, famous prize lighter. FOP BC? Glancing over the sports page, I noticed that the Three-Man team had won the championship again this year. Yes, for the third consecutive year Bill Crawford, captain, and Grace Gary and Virginia Akins, tackles, had won the N.G.I.C. for football. Mattie Lou Braswell, lightweight champion boxer, challenged Iosephine Holland, heavyweight champion, to a fight-to-the-finish duel Friday night. And thc same night, Doris Allen will challenge anyone in the audience to stay in the ring with her for Five minutes. Douglas Logan, undertaker, will be on hand in case any accident happens. Before I could finish reading the paper, I was interrupted by a roaring crowd singing For He's a jolly-Good Fellow. They all greeted me with a mile-smile and explained that they were hav- ing a home-coming party. The toast of the party was General Morgan Hawkins, returned veteran, and with him his clinging- vine wife, Barbara Rakestraw. Others included in the party were Dan Gosnel, now an Admiral in the Navyg Private Leonard Keelingg Robert Moore, Seaman First Class in the Merchant Ma- rineg Raymond Smith, famous salesman of Arrow Shirtsg Marion Florence, the radio announcer with the Sleepy-Time Voice: Sara Deal, Navy wife: and Totnmye Reeves, dare-devil driver. Marianne Puckett, who had brought them in her taxi, was also invited to join them. Iust then I was whisked away from the party to meet some famous people. First, I was introduced to the beloved prima donna, Peggy Bennett, Next, I was taken to a table at which were seated several elegantly dressed personages-Iuanita Mcliachen, Americas youngest novelist: Bobbie Maxwell, Miss America of l948g Barbara Pause, outstanding artist, H. G. Cole, an African explorer, and Harold Richardson, developer of Atomic energy. At the next table we talked with New York's most beautiful model, Kathrine Black, and her personal designer, Marilyn Kil- patrick. Their escorts were Robert Hughes, the brilliant historian, and Dan Iordan, post olice clerk. While we were talking with them, some old friends joined us. Pauline Blalock kept remind- ing us of her shiny, polished shoes. Her husband had her polish them every night. The president of the Burgess, just had to tell us the latest news Betty Cofield. Betty had tried a new tactic and it backfired on her. Ellene Chadwick us of a very strange incident that she had Gossip Club, Juanita about the wolf-tamer, on sailor, Cary Cabe, interrupted to inform witnessed one day as she was broiling hamburgers in her little road-side inn. She was serving Harold Dunton, the pool operator, and Virginia Daniel, his bookkeeper, when she was attracted by a farmer, namely, Austin Eason, and the Hermit, Ioseph Surles, indulging in a game of root-the-peg. Ellene also told us that Ed Hayes, the thoughtful little husband, had been by every night to get some hamburgers to take home. She also said that the young bachelor, Wayward McArthur, had visited her quite often at the Road-Side Inn. When a waiter Finally came for the order, it was none other than one of my old classmates, Sam Adams, I took my glass of milk and started wandering around over the floor following the little frilly thing who kept saying, 'tCee-gars, Cigarettes. The voice sounded familiar. lust as I expected, it was Dorothy Fitzgerald. I was asking her about her social life when the music drowned out our voices. I wasn't surprised when I turned and saw the orchestra leaders were Louise jenkins and Iacqueline White- man. Then on the down beat of the music, the little patter of fet brought the chorus girls, Imogene Dupree and Virginia For- rester. The second number on the program was Lillian Craven with her acrobatic troupe. While I was on my own for a while, I decided to do a little in-I specting of Bctty's night club. It was one of those Atomic Age things, so I wasn't the least bit surprised at the articles which I found, For instance, there was a combination barber and beauty shop in a little out-of-the-way corner. As I walked in, I noticed a gruesome grin on Sara Hudlow's face. Known as a satisfying barber, she had many customers. Faye Lester, beauty operator, was giving Betty Wynn. Van Iohnson's secretary, a manicure. Betty Bennett, teacher of Spanish, was waiting for a fingerwave, while Iosephine Demonia, Iim's wife, and Mary Ellington, air hostess, came in to get a steam bath and mud pack. Mach to my surprise, I also saw Harlan Ivie, Treasurer of the United States, patiently waiting his turn to get a hair cut, and after speaking to him, I stumbled over the crowds again and continued with my inspection. There were some gorgeous chandeliers. Betty had told me that she had hired lack Raburn, Verna Bearden, and Bobby Ling, the best electricians in town, to do the job. It wasn't just because they were the only ones in town, either! Seldon Brown, draftsman, had drawn the plans for the night club. Carlos Chalin had done the architecture, and fjust to make him feel betterj it was pretty good, too. I guess being alone wast just too good to be true, because the next thing I remember I was being dragged away again. This time the celebrities were down to my standards of living, so I joined them with joyful enthusiasm. There were Hal Bragg, air- plane designcrg Carroll Crooks, research chemist, who was still trying to discover a new drugg Miriam Carroll, that adorable, mad seientistg Sara Cassell, seamstress, Bill Cole, chemical engineer: and Mattie Lee Shorty Bettis, whose ambition it was to grow up to be a new Empire State Building. There were also Royce Freeman, who had replaced Miss Brooks at West Fultong Ruel Hawkins, stock speculatorg Della Loner, who had had so much trouble trying to Find a secretary that she just decided to be her owng and the life of the partyilrene Hicks, the keeper of the zoo. Irene was showing us how she had to separate some of the rough monkeys when she accidentally twisted too hard on the arm of Billy Kennedy. Billy yelled. About that time several promising nurses came up. They were Sara Norton, Dorothy Matthews, and Lynette Hines-the visiting nurses from Georgia Tech Infirmary. Before poor Billy knew what was happening to him, the nurses had him stretched out on the floor and bound from head to foot. Robert Gooden, psychiatrist, rushed over to see if he could help, and Nolan Garvin, dental technician, exam- ined his remains. Several others came over to see what was causing all the commotion. Eugene Iillison, college professor, and one of his students, Pat Stalnaker, were there, and also Avis Rogers, a teacher. Gwendolyn Rice, the little fire-side Cinderella, was also present with her escort, Hoyt Smith, a salesman, who was her ideal prince charming. Mary Lou Anglin, who had taken Mr. McIlwain's place, and her companion, Hoyt West, sheet metal worker, were there. lust then I heard someone calling my name. I turned to Find Franklin McPherson, department store manager, and his 'lspecialn bookkeeper, Margaret Barnett. They invited me over to their table, and as Margaret was a very special friend of mine, I joined them. W'e had such a lot to talk about that we hardly knew where to start. I asked her about our old friends. She said that she had seen quite a few of them lately. She had been to visit Louise Cole, who had formerly been Mr. Hodges' translator, but was now enrolled in Nettie Thurmon's rest home for old maids, Dorris Reeves was a cook at Georgia Tech Fraternity House. Nor- ma Treadaway had invited her to have dinner with her and her husband. Margaret said it was very good even if it did come out of cans. She said she had been taking dancing lessons from Georgia Poole, president of Arthur Murray's dancing school. She also told me that Iuanita MeBrayer, ambassador, had taken her secretary, Helen jones, and had gone to Mexico. Then she told me that Martha Ann Sammons was a telephone operator, and that Betty Ican Turner, a reducing teacher, and Bertha Williams runs a bachelor's home. I also found that Betty Io Garmon, as man- ager of the Grove Theater, had hired Sybil Oldham as an usherette. And to my surprise, Opal Wilbanks was manager of the Cascade Theater. What a shock to Find that Dot VVright was a parachute maker and I.aZelma Tibbett, a marine's wife. Margaret rattled on with more news of our classmates. Betty Roper is now a famous concert pianist and is at present touring the world, giving benefit shows to war veterans. But to Find that the unexpected bookkeepers, Dorothy Ellison and Iack Lord, and stenographer Io Iones have formed a triple partnership in a pie factory was more than I could take. Margaret was telling me about the new basketball coach, Iimmy Sue Hall, when we were interrupted by a voice from heaven whispering in my ear. I turned to see that glamorous hunk of movie star, Marshall Lee Baxter. When he asked if he could take me home, all I could say was Huba, Hubal As we started out the door, I was so excited that I stumbled over the threshold and fell Hat on my face. When I opened my eyes, all the pretty lights were gone, and in their place was my little old bed lamp. I looked up and saw my mother standing over me laughing. What happened? I solemnly answered, Mother, I had a nightmare. BIBLE B SHETB LL SQUAD Ars! Raw: Barbaia Rakcstraw, Sara Deal. Betty Wynn, Sybil Olrlham, Dot Wright, Icanellc Barton. Jfcond Row: Margaret Burnett, Betty Burdette, Tommie Rcevcb, Helen Estes, I.aZclma Tilvbctt. Third Row: Norma Ioncs, Iimmic Sue Hall, Doris Camp. BIBLE' ULLEYBALL TEAM Sara Deal, Iimmie Sue Hall4Captain, Sybil Oldham, Mattie Lee Bettis, Barham Rakestraw, Betty Burdetr, Tommy Reeves, Doris Reeves, Lanctts Hinnls, Alma Otlorn, Ann Pageant, Marian Denman, Doris Camp, Marjean Turner, Norma Iran Ioncs. J- 25:inv'I?:5, Q1 FUQLR LL Left to Right! Hoyt West, Scmuel Peyton, Everett Loutlcrmilk. Aubrey Ncelcy, Rrmhcrt Moore. Frctl Lrawkorcl, Austin Lawn. Scwrm' Row: Bob Hunnicutt, Hubert Hitchcock, Bill Crawford, Virgil liartlctt. X xx 's :Sita J l Ji 7 ago Sanrio FUUTBALL SQUAD Lcfl to Riglzi, lvrsl Row: Billy Bowles, Semuel Peyton, lamcs jenkins, Jimmy Wallace, Everett Loutlcr- milk, Fred Crawtord, Donald Wiglcy. Sz-cond Raw: Pat Raburn, Lamar Barton, Austin Eason, Virgil Bartlett, Hubert Hitchcock, Ralph Bartlett, Stanley Williams, Earl Smith, Bill Wright. Third Row: Bill Maultlim, jimmy Mcllaim, Durant Reese, Bobby Springfield, Bob Hunnieutt, lack Gilman, Bill Crawtortl, Dan joruan, Aubrey Neeley, Phillip Martin. Fonrzh Rows Iohn Bone, Hoyt Wcat, Bill Brown, jimmy Hunnicutt, Robert Mourc, P. M. Norris, Manager, Leonard Lantlers. TEAM Firfl Row: Hoyt West, Milton Hartsfield, P. M. Norris, Bill Crawford, lack Gilman, Donald Wiglcy, Durant Reese. Second Row: Walter Butler, Lloyd Coursey, Scldon Brown, Samuel Peyton, Mayes Wal- raven, Earl Smlth. Thzrd Kaul: Coach Moore, Virgil Bartlett, Phillip Martin, Harold Richardson, Austin Eason, Bill Mauldin, Manager. BASKETBALL TEAM Fir!! Row: jack Gilman, Larl Smith, Virgil Bartlett, Phillip Martin, Bill Crawford, Aubrey Neeley. Second Raw: Everett Luuucmiilk, Harold Dunton, Iimmy McCain, Austin Eason, VValter Butler, Harold Richardson, Durant Reese. allot 'MA an flafammf iff' .4 ff-A .YL ' , - K T-Lf Q F In this, the Atomic age, we, the most dignified of all dignified Seniors, of West Fulton High School, Commonwealth of Georgia, do tearfully bestow upon the Iuniors the remnants of our past happiness as members of the Class of '46. Virginia Akins wills her seat in Miss Spr:1tling's room to any- one who will have it, Doris Allen wills her over-flowing giggle box to anyone who will keep it well oiled and in good use. Mary Lou Anglin wills her ability to try to keep a million things going at one time to Betty Cheek. Margaret Barnett wills her purple sweater to anyone who will have it. Virgil Bartlett and Fred Crawford will their football jerseys to whoever can sew the holes and still be able to wear them. Lamar Barton wills his ability to go with one girl for a whole year to any girl who is that lucky, Marshall Lee Baxter wills his discarded girl friends and heroic military career to Omar Lee Iorman. Verna Bearden wills his brown hair to Larry Farr. Betty Bennett wills her love for pretty sweaters and diekies to Hilda White. Peggy Bennett wills her muscles to Iimmy Wallace so lic can beat North Fulton next year. ' Mattie Lee Bettis wills a few extra inches of her height to Edna Smith. Addie Bishop wills her love for a special, blue-eyed sailor to Gertrude Iohnson. Katherine Black wills her everlasting love for the Navy to Mildred Lanier. Polly Blalock wills her saddle oxfords to anyone who will keep them as clean as she did. Hal Bragg wills his English notes to Durant Reese. Mattie Lou Braswell wills all her old movie-star looks to Lenora Greenway. Carroll Brooks wills to any junior his ability to listen to Mr. Cooper's jokes in chemistry, Iuanita Burgess leaves her seat in a boys' physics class to Kathryn jones. Miriam Carrol wills her biggest and favorite apple core to any vitamin-deficient junior. Sara Cassell wills her bold attitude to Lois Cash. Ellene Chadwick wills her Applied Science notebook to Lelia Hales. Carlos Chafin wills his luck in getting out of military to the future members of the orchestra. Hubert Cochran wills his zoot suit to Charles Steed. Betty Cofield wills all her love to Charles Iones. Bill Cole wills his ability to forget equations in chemistry class to Virgil Bennett. H. G, Cole wills his ability to flirt with the girls in trig and chemistry without getting caught to Dan Moon. Louise Cole and Georgia Poole will their friendship to Marguerite Martin and Lillian Richard. Ferrell Cook wills her long feet to Frances Demonia. Bill Cox wills his southern drawl to Lamar Mills. Barabara Coursey leaves her ability to throw herself around in outlazidish dancing manners to anyone who is brave enough to fry it. Lillian Craven wills her seat in Miss Beard's class to Martha Bartlett. Bill Crawford wills his battered and torn football jersey No. 75 to anyone who can get it clean. Jacqueline Crowe wills her love for telling jokes to lane DeVore. Elizabeth Davis wills her sqneeky voice to Iuanita Hughes. Virginia Daniel wills her ability not to understand Mr. Hodges Iosephine Demonia passes on the legs that were willed to her last year to Loretta Folds. Sara Deal wills her long, curly hair to any one who will break 66 the monotony and roll it up. Imogene Dupree and Virginia Forrester will their love for each other to Peggy Stanley and Ann Hicks. Harold Dunton wills his red, yellow, and green yo-yo to lack Gilman. Estelle Dyer wills her ability to break her glasses in gym to any junior who wears them. Austin Eason wills his sleeping-beauty career in Mr. Hodges' class to Semuel Peyton. Barbara Anne Elliott wills her love for Bob Hunnicutt to any girl who can do more with it. Dorothy Ellison wills her broken mirror to Betty lean Wood. Eugene Ellison wills his Studebaker to Homer Suddeth. Mary Ellington leaves her slightly pink face in chemistry to Ierry Wilder. Iane Fagan wills her place at Camp Highland to Iacqueline Clark. Dorothy Fitzgerald wills her love for G.M.A. Bellhops to Frances Sharpe. Royce Freeman wills her crushes on the football players to Ann Bragg. Marian Florence leaves her fluttering eyelashes to anyone who can keep them still. Betty Io Garmon wills her seat at the Grove Theater to Miriam Shaddix, provided she will not use it more than five school days a week. Nolan Garvin Wills some of his excess weight to Iimmie McCain. Grace Gary wills her loud red loafers to any color-blind junior who will not ask for the quarters that go in them. Robert Gooden bestows his ability to avoid all necessary school work to Walter Butler, Dan Gosnell wills his seat in Mr. Hodges' homeroom to Thomas Gurley. Mary Green wills her seat in Miss Spratling's room to Iuanita Benton. Iimmie Sue Hall wills her love for sports to Yvonne Holt. Morgan Hawkins wills his love for light brown-headed girls to Bobby Karr. I, Ruel Hawkins, being of sound mind and health, do hereby will my long, wavy hair to Ray Brooks. Edward Hayes wills his love for baby blue eyes and K'little girls to Aubrey Neeley. Irene Hicks wills her great spelling ability to Glenda Nimmo. Lynette Hines leaves her Georgia Tech rat cap to any Iunior who is not afraid he will catch cooties. Iosephine Holland wills her love for the Crawford boys to Marian Thomas if she thinks she can put up with them. Frances Howard wills her page suit to Mary Iune Carson and hopes it will fit her, Sara Hudlow wills her bookkeeping practice set to Freddie Lawson, believing that she can straighten it out. Robert Hughes wills his wavy hair to Walter Thomason. Barbara Hutchison wills her love for Miss Hamby to Betty Io Saylor. Harlan Ivie wills his blond hair to Maynard Benson. Betty johnson wills her ability to fail shorthand tests to Betty Adams. Io Iones wills her extreme height to Colleen Gibson, trusting that she can use it. Helen Iones wills her sleeveless, pink sweater to anyone who has a button that will match it. Iohn Daniel Iordan wills his seat in Miss Ncwton's biology class to anyone who is fool enough to take it. Leonard Kecling wills his overdue library fines to Rudolph Langford, hoping he will pay them. Billy Kennedy wills his curly hair to Ralph Buschman. Marilyn Kilpatrick wills her ability to tease about servicemen to Elizabeth Morris. 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FOREMOST MILK AND ICE CREAM ON SALE IN YOUR SCHOOL CAFETERIA WA. 6508 125 ELLIS ST J.P.STEVENS ENGRAVING CO. 110 PEACHTREE STREET - ATLANTA WEDDING RECEPTION VISITING CARDS FINE STATIONERY ARTISTIC CREATIONS VVITH FINE MATERIALS Samples and Prices Upon Request -Established IS74- T8 GROVE PARK LUNCH ROOM U. S. GRADE HAD STEAKS CHICKEN DINNERS :: REGULAR DINNERS B 1' e a k f a s t U. S. Grade AD Hamburgers No. 1 Skinless Weiners Baked Ham Sandwiches 1622 BANKHEAD HIGHWAY, N. W. -BEIH1011t 2024-- NO BEER SOLD WEST FULTON CLEANERS GARMENT CLEANERS CLEANING :z PRESSING 'KWhere the Charm of Newness Is Hestoredv PICK UP AND DEL1VEH -Plant and Oflice- 1444 BANKHEAD AVENUE GROVE PARK BE. 9163 ..-H......H..-...- y- L L - Lv- ,-w.-...- .-.m-...,-,1..-.,-.,,....,,.,- - !-H-..,,...H-...-H..-X-.. .- - - 79 COMPLIMENTS OF President VIBCIL BARTLETT S ecrctary BETTY ROPE B Doris Allen Mary Lou Anglin Molly Barnett Virgil Bartlett Marshall Lee Baxter Addie Bishop Katherine Black Mattie Braswell Louise Cole Lillian Craven Fred Crawford Imogene Dupree TEACHER D-3 V ice-President FRED CRAYVFORD Treasurer IOSEPHINE HOLLAND MISS MARY M. BEARD Austin Eason Barbara Elliott Dorothy Ellison jane Fagan Betty Garmon ,Iimmie Sue Hall Edward Hayes Iosephine Holland Betty johnson Io jones Dan jordan Leonard Keeling jack Lord VVayward MacArthur Robert Moore P. M. Norris Alma Odom Sybil Oldham Betty Roper Lazelma Tibbett Marjean Turner ,Iackie Whiteman Opal NViIbanks Dot Wright RICHARDSON RADIO SERVICE RELIABLE RADIO REPAIRING 0 1436 BANKHEAD AVE., N. WV. :: ATLANTA, GA. -BElmont 1582- - -W.-H..-,.y-. -I..-.m1.n.-1...-m,-.W-w...........,.-M.-..,,......,...,,....H.--,...- H-. .- R0 -. II.. fs gg 99 ' f HaVeaCoke ,W imma f is TRApfMAnKnfulsrfR,D 37 4 I Mywnlfflyl 7 T - lf J . j .IIE-gg my xi .5 ', EEE T7 xx ' 5 ,r -A is . 2 I Y . . f ,Is -'-Eg 23:55 5 Wi fa E 5,3 3 1 5 32,51 E 5 'T 3? 555 :f,fu21a 5. ai ' 251 -NE 'Q 2k '- 2...- .-.... Z There's friendliness in the simple phrase, Have a Coke . It turns strangers into friends . .Q 0 Coca-Cola stands for the pause that refreshes-has become the high-sign of people of good will. T l E E BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY 5' THE ATLANTA COCA-COLA BOTTLI NG CO 1!l'- - ' - - '--1'- IIIK -vw- IIII ----ww-w- :--- - v-1- -vw-my-m-un-. im- TTTT -.m- llll - .1.- -m- .... - ..1i -my-my-pm--m-Tm--mf-un-Tm-. L , I 3 Q COMPLIMENTS L COMPLIMENTS Q ...oF... ...oF... I T JAMES L. MAYSON CENTER HILL SCHOOL f : P . - T . A . - i ! ...T 1 .- 1 i I l i i T L-.- .... ...... T -.-. ..... .,-..M- i.-...-,u- - -..-.- - -.,-...-. -.- -,.H-....-, 81 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES SUNSHINE DEPARTMENT STORE 795 MARIETTA STREET, N. W. ATLANTA :: GEORGIA COMPLIMENTS OF H . M . H O W E L L 0 GOOD COAL : GOOD VVEIGHT : GOOD SERVICE 0 Corner Bolton Road and Main Street, Riverside - Phone: BEImont 9160 - 82 CONGRATULATIONS TO- THE SENIOR CLASS GROVE THEATER C. C. WELCH, MANAGER Where Your Friends Go, To See Good Showsv ..-.i......s-W... - .i-. - L.,-.ai-.i,...miLa..- .-..-.. Youive learned your lessons and have graduated to another class of learning. For you Seniors it might be college or work- But wherever you go, you are always learning in the big class of life. One important lesson is that of relia- bility. When you pick a person to deal with, you want one that you can depend on- And when you furnish your home, Remember that you can depend on FAMOUS FURNITURE STORE to make your money go further in home furnishings. 769 MARIETTA ST., N. W. WA. 9710 -i,aL......i.....,.- -.W-vi..-,..-...i-..H-ii..-,.,,-.. - .. ...M Compliments of . . . MILLER AND MILLER LABEL CO. 136 112 Marietta Street .-...,- -a.,.....- .-.....- -,..... .-.a.-...-H-......i... .-. -I. -,,,,...ia..,,,,-an-...,,.n-M.-..,..-....-.ia-..i.-....-....-..........-an Marsh Business Uollega and Atlanta School ai Uommerce 7SY Peachtree St. : VE. 9613 Atlanta, Georgia Ten courses from 6 to IS months, including Secre- tarial, Comptometer, Bookkeeping Machines, Account- ing, and Business Administration. Continuous sessions. Free employment service to graduates. Fully accred- ited, Member of Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, Georgia Association of Private Business Schools, American Association of Commercial Colleges an Ni IC nilfliuissshl at una ou c 0 s ne c ou s. MRS. J. F, MARSH, Prexidcn! l--w-m1..v-m-1--W1 1- -lm-un--I 1 1 --lm1uu---nn AM. 1660 AM. 1660 24-HOUR ROAD SERVICE R. S. OSIECK SERVICE STATION 2447 Gordon Rd. Atlanta, Ca. uhm.- -, ..m.....- - -,,-..,.....,-..- -.,..........,4.- -W- 1.-.M-..y.-. - -.W-N..-. ,- .-1 ..-W-,l....H.,-..v VV. MANCHE BARFIELD GIOCGIISS : Meats Produce z Feeds WE DELIVER Bolton Rd. and Main St. Riverside PLEASING YOU IS MY DESIRE u-m............- H- .-.., .....,...u.-m.- ,.-M.-. - - ..w1 -.,,.-.1,-.w-..,..-...,- H- -.,...,,..-...,.. H- .- ....,.... -.. COMPLIMENTS BANKHEAD PHARMACY QD? V 829 Baukhead Ave., N. W. Atlanta Georgia ..-M-,,..-.,,-,,,.- .. - .-.W-..u...,..-. -. -, -.W-H..-A THE VARSITY 0 FRESH FOOD O :CURB sERvl.cE Q..-...-...-. ..-.. -..,-- - -. -.N-. - - -....-.W-un-uu-,,......u-.w-..,.-I..- ..-U.-. ...,,..... -....-....- ,,-...-,.H-....- -.1 COMPLIMENTS OF CHlLD'S HARDWARE 8: ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO. 1660 BANKHEAD AVENUE, N. W. lf we haoerft got it , . . and it's made . . . we will get itv -p .-H..-..-,-. .... -.- -M- ..., .....- -.-...u....-...-..i. I I I I I I VICTORY MOTORS I I N c. Q I I i I D O D G E : PLYINIOUTH I D O D G E T R U C K s I I I The Finest in Service, Parts and Auto Sales I I I 17-25 North Avenue, N. E. Between the Peachtrees ...,.-....-,...-..- - .......-...- - - .......-....-H..-M.-I ul... -1,..-u.-.,..-V..- -M-.,..-.,..-.,..-M - -I. - -....-.n.-.m-.w I I I Q I I I 1 I I I I -if 'I' -Q11---1'-H'----1---f -'H-' - -' ---- - GLENN BUICE USEDCARS ALL MAKES and MODELS Automobiles Bought and Sold 367 Spring Street Atlanta Georgia --un-.-...-........-....-. - - - - L. L - -.,..... H- H- -. - -. LH-...-U..-..,.-...-.....,..-.... .- -,,. WADE MOTOR COMPANY 399 Spring St., N. W. z Atlanta 3, Georgia WA. 6720 SALES SERVICE Authorized Dealer Cars Trucks 85 COMPLIMENTS ... OF . .. CHATTAHOOCHEE FACULTY I.-.I.-...- .- - .......-....-...- .- -..-. ..,..,...I..-In .-..1...- ......Q-..........,.-III-. - -.. -.II....,..,- -..I.......-I Compliments of . . . FULTON FURNITURE CO. 125 WVhitehall Street II-, - - -,..-.......,.-,...- - -.-II..-. ...I-I..-.In .....II.-......W-Im-.II.-m.-., -...-....-. .- -...I-,...-m-Im Have your watches and jewelry repaired ...at... JACK IVIALSBY JEWELRY SHOP 1620 Bankhead BE. 2312 YELLOW JACKET INN Hemphill and North Ave. DRESSED HOT DOGS All Kinds of Sandwiches, Soft Drinks, Etc. ......... -...-.,.....I......I- .- - .. ..,....-.I-...-......N- 4...-......I ...-In-H..-. ..... -,...-I... .... - - .. ..-...-.. .. ,... ...Im B E S T W1 S H E S CHATTAHOOCHEE P.-T. A. u-II-,.,.- .-...-In... ... .- - 1 .. - .-....- ......I-.. ..,,.,.....-. L - - - -, -.. ......-...-....-...,...-.I -.In Compliments of . . . CROWE'S TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE 1435 Bankhead Hwy. BE. 9164 Atlanta : Georgia I-IIIILII.-..n-... -... -...... ..,..........mr-....-...-....-...-W.-.H -.I ...,..-I..-.M-...I..-II..-...I-,...-II.,-..H......,-...- .-I - - -In BE. 9154- REEVES BODY VVORKS Wrecker Service : Wrecked Cars Rebuilt Fender and Paint Work G. E. fjellyj Reeves 1572 Bankhead In-...-...-,...-II.-H..-...,..,...-....-.N-....-....-...-.H-.,..... -.II....II.-,..- .-I. LI-, -. -. - ..........I.....,.I..Im-...-I M I D - W A Y DRY CLEANING CO. LAUNDRY SERVICE 1625 Marietta Road BE. 1676 m......-.H ..-...-,-...-.m- ....-.,..-.- ...M-,.-. - - ......-. BILL AUSTIN DEPENDABLE USED CARS Bought and Sold 285 Spring Street I-.,...-...-.M-....-..-. - .....-..- 1 - -.....-.-...M I'I A R O L D H U E Y USED CARS Bought and Sold VVA. 8786 : WA. 8998 285 spring sf., N. W. ...-...- - - -....-w-.m- .. .. ....-. ,.-,..-....1....- .1-. - -...-I..-u ... l-..,.-....- - .-...,- I-..-. -In IA. 0311 271-73 Marietta St. LAWRENCE COBB FURNITURE u.-....- ..-....- H- -.. 1 L - ... 1 .-...- I-....-M..-. ..-I 1...-M.-. - - .. 1 - - - - - - --.-- BEST WISHES LENA H. COX P.-T. A. -.-...-. - --w,,-n.1-.m-...I-....-....-.. - - .. --..-W... -W I-.o-...,-..u..uu-..w.-...,.-....-U.-.I - .....m-.,..-...,- Compliments of . . . SPEEDWAY GARAGE Bolton : Georgia BE. 9152 CONGRATULATIONS TO , . . S Y B I L O L D H A M WA. 2263 Home: CH. 9091 Cash for Good, Clean Automobiles HALL MOTORS 231 Spring Street, N. W. Chas. M. Hall Atlanta COMPLIMENTS ...OF . .. LENA I I. COX SCHOOL ...1.n- .. .-...........-. .-. .. 1 ...-.- I-....-....-I -.m-.m-I-I-m.-m.......-., .-. - - -. -..-..-..--In -,..-....- ...... - L - - .-...- ..... - - -M-ul ...L....L....L..,.L L L L.. L...L....L....L....L....L..,..-i..L COMPLIMENTS ...OF . .. LEE SODA COMPANY 298 ALEXANDER STREET ....L L L L..L L..L....L....L. L L L L .L ..L.... ..L....L....Lm.L....-.....L...L...L..L..L L..L L L..Lul Compliments of . . . A. R. Anderson Mrs. L. M. McGril'I? Anderson McCriH HARDWARE 8: LUMBER YARD HARDWARE STORE 755 Marietta Street Lumber Yard MA. 2681 920 Marietta St. .IL L L L L L L....L...L...L.L L L L....L.... GILBERT DANIEL GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRINC WRECKER SERVICE 1435 Bankhead Highway Phone: Night Phone: BE. 9164 BE. 1979-I BEST WISHES ....from. .. VVEST FULTON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Iames Aderhold, President ....L...L..L L L.L L L L L L L L....L...L... ....L. GARNER'S CAFE O 1432 Bankhead Highway Plate Lunches and Sandwiches -L.....L....L L L L L.L L L.L L L L L L.. .L.....LM..L.L L....L...L....L....L.L.L L L L L L... GRAY BARBER SHOP 8: SHOWER I 1622 BANKHEAD ..L....L...L L L L..L L L L L L L L L..L. L....-....L....L..L....L....L....L .L L L L L L L L.... Compliments of . . . COWAN'S SERVICE STATION Standard Oil Products Atlas Tires and Accessories Road Service Bankhead Sz Hollywood Rds. BE. 9182 Day-BE. 2188 Night-BE. 1869-W AUTO REPAIRS ROY MORRIS Body and Radiator Works Wrecker Service 1325 Bankhead Hwy. ..L....L....L...L..L..L....L.i..Lt...L....L....L....L....L L .L .L.. u..-....-m.-...-In-m.-...-....-.,..-..,.-...-I...-I..-.In-,... ,.-...-...-..- L ... ... L L .. -..,L .. ..u....n .....m-m.-..-.i.-.,.- L .. .. - -...-...-...-..-... Compliments of . . . C - 4 -AND- MISS SARAH SUTTLES B - 5 President . . . . . Evelyn Shell Vice-President . . . Dorothy Rogers Sec.-Treas. . . . . Dorothy Argo Sgt.-at-Arms ...... Betty Ivie Bobby jones . Dorothy Rogers -Io Ann Dennis Red Cross . ...... Betty Lee Home Room Teacher - C. C. Price ..-I. ---....-.. .- .-...-w-..-..g. CONGRATULATIONS S E NIO R S BOBBY HANNON MARVIN CHADWICK COMPLIMENTS ... OF... A -4 ...-..- 1 L L .. L .. .. -...-I.,-...-......-... .I-. I-.I ,.-.......,....- L ...... ,... L L -. L - .. -nu BEST IVISHES WEST FULTON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION President - Iames Aderhold ,ln-,,,,,. -,... - .... .. -.. - -I.- - .- - -I WEST FULTON POULTRY CO. 1626 Bankhead Hwy. BE. 1803 Broilers : Fryers : Hens Dressed : Drawn : Cut Up Fresh Eggs T. M. Bland, Manager Compliments of . . . A - 7 President ...... I. Q. Clayton Vice-Pres. . . Imogene Grogan Secretary . . . Billie Newman Treasurer ..... Aline Sharpton Sgt.-at-Arms ..... Bobby Mayes Alice Lankford ...,... -..- .. ..w-I......,..-.m-I.I.-.y.- - L .. -.. ........- - -.-...L .. L ,..- -....- .- -. -.-... CONGRATULATIONS BETTY BENN ETT lim- .. .- .....-... ... - 1 .. -..- .. L ..u ... .. L .-,...-.N-...-Im...,.-,..,..,........,-.I.. ,.... -.I -I........-..,....,...-,...-M....-. ... - .. - - .- ...,., 1-H..-Hi.-m.-,,....m.- H- -i..-i. -,.,..-W-,..-M..-H..-m-n Compliments of . . . ALBERT N. KEHELEY jeweler 6 Forsyth Street -and- 66 Pryor Street IAckson 2397 H-...i-4 -.H-, -,...-..11-..i.-..,,-..,..-....-m.- -..,u- ..-im-, .,-.w-..,.-.w-.,,.... H-H-,.,-.. -...-..,.-.H-..,.- -.W-H..-I VVAlnut 0287 311 Spring St. Atlanta Outboard Marine Distributors johnson Motors - Chris Craft Boats LOUIS TROTZIER ATLANTA i.-m.-....- -..H-i.-mi-. -.,.-,,..- -.im-...-m.-....H.-.m- .-.,.....,..-,,......-H..-....-,.v.-w.- -,...-M -m.--H..-,M-...i-A Compliments of . . . RAYMOND CSUBJ GARMON V433 -and- BETTY JO GARMON C3469 West Fulton Graduates COMPLIMENTS OF . . . VV. R. EDWARDS SHOE SHOP lleneral Shoe Repair ,,..m,- -,..,...m- .-Mi...-.N-..,.-1...-.N-.......vu-..,.-1 ...w.- ,-,,..-t ,,-..m- -...,-.- -H.- - -H.- .- ..-,,.,- , ... - Compliments of . . . MONROE GROCERY COMPANY Compliments of. . . L. B. BOWLES GROCERY COMPANY R I V E R SID E GREETINGS FROM. . . ED. S. COOK u..m.-.........1- -.,-....- 1-.,-....-m- .....--..,-. .- .- ,-tm-.,..-..,,- -...-....- -..,.-....- -,.-....-.,,..-...- - COMPLIMENTS OF... A TUCKERS 8: CARMICHAEL INC. ...-N......,.-....-.n.-.m-.w-.u- L L L L L -m..ua COMPLIMENTS OF.. . GROVE PARK PHARMACY BE1mont1413 ..-.W-my-......m-....-m.-ml-. L -. L L L LMLML- COMPLIMENTS OF . . . MILTON BRADLEY CO. ...of . . . G E O R G I A 384 Forrest Ave., N. E. School and Art Supplies lu-M-.H.-.m-m.-.m-....-H.......-.m-,-..Lw.-..u-m -NILWL. N-H..- 1. -...,-...,-, - -.,....m.-M.-..H-1...-.,..-..........-my-, H. F. BUSCHMAN GROCERIES BE. 1655 2012 Hollywood Road w-....-....-..- L .-.H-......1...-....-1 L .L .-..1......-.,..- H-uv.- .-..,.-u..-,..- L .-...,-...,-....-N..-...... .L n..m-. VVALTON'S BARBER SHOP BANKHEAD Sz HOLLYWOOD ROAD Your Pafronagc' Appreciated SHOP HOURS: 8 A. M ......... 8 P. M Friday . ........ 9 P. M Saturday ........ 11 P. M SHOWER BATH ..-,...L...,-. L N-..,...........w-..,.-1...-H.-. L -. -..H-im 1-,...-...,.......1.........r..-I.-..,,..-N... L -...-.......- -W- COMPLIMENTS OF . . . R. H. MITCHELL GROCERIES CO. BElmOnt 1363 1995 BANKHEAD HIGHWAY BANKHEAD DRY CLEANERS ODORLESS CLEANERS Dry Cleaning : Altering : Dyeing CARL CLOUD, Muuugcr One Day Service : Call for and Deliver 1896 BANKHEAD AVE. 1 BE. 9142 .-....-....-,..- -........-...- .-.....-u..-,...- L ,-.......,,.- vim-...-.,......,-....-1..- L ..-ML L .-...W-..,,......-.,..- COMPLIMENTS OF... VVIER 8: STEPHENS COMPLIMENTS OF . . . WEST FULTON LIBRARY I 1 I-u--..- - .. ... ... - .. -......-...-..-,..... -..,.-....- ALM..-.I-..i.-.w... -im- ... Lim- L - I -pr-.M-....-I..-. -.. -....-. .... -...-..... .- ..-,...-...,- Compliments ...0f... LANELL AND GEORGE ELLIOTT B A M E ' S, l N C . RADIOS, AND RADIO SERVICE 60 Broad Street WA. 5776 PHONOCRAPH RECORDS THE DUX-MIXTURE HDWE. CO. T O O L S Paint Supplies - Electrical Supplies Roofing Supplies - Dairy Supplies Plumbing: Supplies - Bicycle Supplies H A R D YV A R E 815 Marietta St. HE. 1450 ... .,,. ..........-..i........ .... - - - -.-.-.... .,,. - ..,. -....-.,..- ,-,...-,.- - - - - .- ........-....-......,,-.- ,.-...,-.4. GUY BUTLER THE BEST IN C-ROCERIES AND MEATS Call Us - We Deliver BE. 9139 -...-.4. 4..-...-. ----- ....-M..-...- -4.....u..-.,,.-..i.-m- .....,....,.....,...-. -I -...,.-.......,...-..i.-.n VE. 6624 VE. 6624 GEORGIA AUTO PARTS CO. NEW AND USED PARTS FOR ALL CARS 1036 Bankhead Highway Sam Soloman and Nathan Ney, Owners Atlanta, Georgia .....m.-.,- - - - ...-....1....-1...-..,.-...-E.,.....n,.n ..,...-...- - 1 .. - - - L - - .- ........,-H-.. BUFORD FURNITURE CO. NEW AND USED FURNITURE Bolton Road I-I.-.. ..,. ... ...........-................,,..-...-....-i...-mi.-,.....u Lili..- - - - L-.- L L- - .....-...I-.. OTIS W. GOSSETT BETTER WAY SHOE REPAIR We specialize in invisible sole, ladies and men. IVe Deliver - All Work Guaranteed Your Patronage Appreciated BE. 2413 BE. 2413 11-M-...-.m-....-..,,-H..-U..-mi-....-....-..,.-.4..-...-...-.,..-I -...i-.,-... L -...- -...v-......-..,.-.v......- L -.u-m Compliments ...0f... SlLVER'S 5-IO-551.00 STORE 117 Whitehall Through to Broad lm- - - - -....-.. Jas! 'MU an flsfammf CContinued from Page 66D Della Loner wills her alto voice to Mary Kennedy so she can get in the Glee Club. Iack Lord wills his desire to sleep in English class to Marlin Walker. Everett Loudermilk wills his athletic physique to Harold Muscles Norton. Dorothy Mathews wills her love for rabbits to some humane junior. Bobbie Maxwell wills her sines and co-sines to Bobbie lean Tarpley in the hope of making better use of them, Wayward MacArthur wills his unsettled thoughts of English to Tommy Bennett. Iuanita MeBrayer wills her uncooperative tresses to Gertrude Iohnson if Gertrude will lend her some curlers. Franklin McPherson wills his seat in the back of Mr. Hodges' room to anyone who can sleep as soundly as he does. Mary Dean Moon wills her knack for worrying about Spanish to Ianelle Petty. Robert Moore wills his pesky red Hannels, which he borrowed from P. M. Norris, to Elane Smith. P. M. Norris wills the satisfaction he gets out of worrying the teachers to Harold Smith. Sarah Norton wills her sickly nature to Iane Harbuck wht seems to enjoy holidays. Alma Odom wills her ability to iitterliug to Ann Padgett if she is willing to risk fracturing a hip. Sybil wills her love for Mercurys to Muriel Adair. Barbara Pause wills her waves to a future sailor. Charles Phillips wills his love for Miss Spratling's English IV class to Aubrey Brown if he thinks he can pass it. Mary Ann Puckett leaves her seat next to Bob Hunnicutt in geometry to Betty Newman. Barbara lean Rakestraiv wills her few minutes every day outside Mr. Reinhold's room to Ianelle Barton. We, Dorris Reeves and Tommie Reeves, will our love for reckless driving with Georgia Tech passengers to Betty Burdett and Dorothy Bickers. Gwendolyn Rice wills her ability to acquire nicknames and her peroxide to Dorothy Coursey. Harold Richardson Wills his big basketball shoes to Philip Martin. Avis Rogers wills her polished vocabulary to Dorothy Casteel. Betty Roper wills her Beard tactics to Bettie Davis. Martha Ann Sammon wills her Applied Science notebook to Betty jones, Dorothy Iune Smith wills her knowledge of biology to Elizabeth Keener. Hoyt Smith wills his new bottle of vitamins to Iimmy Haynie. Raymond Smith wills his shoes to Harold Tyson and Pat Lecroy if they will go in together. Pat Stalnaker wills her soft voice and quiet manner to Patricia Black. Ioseph Surles wills his love for Miss Spratling's third period English class to Martin Byers. Nettie Thurmond wills her love for the left side, third row, second seat, on XVednesday nights at the Grove to Carolyn Barker. Lazelma Tibbett challenges Mary Clay Morris to accept her insane chatter. Betty lean Turner wills the other half of her shoe string to Edna Smith. Marjean Turner wills her Flaming CFFFD red hair to Sara Buckner. Hoyt West wills his pleasing personality to Lamar King. Iacqueline Whiteman wills her peroxide hair to Mildred Ship. Opal VVilbanks wills her love for that certain tall blonde to any iunior girl that thinks she can take him. Bertha Williams wills her love for the corner seat in Mr. Barnes's room to Rosalie Yeager. Dot Wright wills her paratrooper's wings, since the war is over and she won't be needing them, to Marian Denman. Betty XVynn wills her ambition to learn shorthand to Helen Estes and Kathryn jones. lack Raburn just leaves. IN VVITNESS WHEREOF, We have hereto subscribed our names and afhxed our seal this thirty-first day of May, in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty-Six. THE SENIORS fSealj Wi'rNEssEs: Doris Allen Betty lo Garmon. WM AIR I .5