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

- Class of 1947

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IE WE SHALL ACHIEVE THIS GOAL, WEST FULTON SHALL NOT HAVE EAILED IN ITS PURPOSE. ALL THIS WE PRESENT IN W .70 J. Blake Cash For his sympathetic concern for us and our problems- For his ability to make us see the brighter side of life- For his loyalty and devotion to Wlest Fulton-- We dedicate this our 1947 WEFUHIAN. 10 7lze 1947 mfukian i5 chuiclecl info fkree riecfiond- flue people, flue Organizafionri, anal fke jeafured wid in fhe Jecfion o our 6004 oleuofecl fo penpa- OUR SUPERINTENDENT Q , OUR PRINCIPAL A , OUR SUPERVISORS, OUR COUNTY BOARD MEMBERS WHO HAVE OUR INTEREST AT HEART L55 , ggi , OUR FACULTY , AND OTHER WEST FULTON PERSONNEL. THEN THE CLASSES .... THE DIGNIFIED SENIORS SQA , . . . THE JOLLY JUNIORS fi L THE SOPHISTICATED SOPHOMORES . . . AND THE VERDANT FRESHMEN L W, ,ML now infroduce you fo TI-IE PEOPLE MR. JERE A. WELLS MR. E. P. MCILWAIN MISS FRANCES SPRATLING Superintendent Principal Assistant Principal MR. KNOX WALKER, General Supervisor MR. PAUL WEST, Supervisor COUNTY BOARD MEMBERS GEORGE P. WHITMAN, Chairman ARTHUR WRIGLEY W. E. TALIAFERR0 THOMAS W. MOORE JAMES C. SHELOR 9 ,mv 5 J MRS. MARGARET AMANDOLIA ' Clerk MR. H. C. HoDcEs English A.B., Mercer Universityg Th.G., Southern Baptist MRS. MILDRED PATAT English A.B., Bessie Tift College, University of North Carolma f4,,...Q-Zfw!,fafff-'df 'Webb 5 ZA'5,f.5,iw.032-If MRS. POLLY SM1Tu EVANS English and Glee Club B.M., Piano, LaGrange, A.B., Mercer University Miss LAURA BYERS English A.B., Allegheny College MRS. ROBERTINE CARMICHAEL English-Journalism A.B., Wesleyan College .0 M!! MRS. JOHN A. WALKER , 4 English ffl- 1' HS., University of Georgia Mlss VELMA BOWLES English A.B., University of Georgia MR. C. W. BARNES Mathematics A.B., Education, Mississippi Collegeg M. A., Texas Christian MR. EMORY S. LUNSFORD Mabhematics AB., Oglethorpe University, M.A., Mercer University MR. C. R. BROWN Mathematics ,J A.B., Llncoln Memorial UHIVBISIIY MISS ZOLA MARSHALL Social Science - Mathematics A.B., Ed., University of Ceorgiag IVLA., Social Science, Oglethorpe University MR. WALTER L. MORRIS Social Science MJ. l' WM A.B., Oglethorpe University, iVI.A., University of Georgia MR. VIC HANSARD Social Science and Coach A.B., University of Georgia, MA., University of Georgia MR. CLYDE COTTON PRICE I Social Science N A.B., M.A., Emory Universityg BS. in C., University of Georgia' L.B., Atlanta Law Sehoolg LL.M., Woodrow .ff Mb Wilson College of Law MR. JESSE C. LAND Social Science A.B., Piedmont College MRS. MARGARET M. COWDEN History-English AB., Greensboro College MR. J. BLAKE CASH Science BS., Emory University MR. OPHER R. COOPER Science AB., Mercer Universityg M.A., University of Georgia ' MISS JULIA NEWTON Science A.B., Wesleyan College, MA., Emory University ivy ' . - rx 'JS' MISS MARY M. BEARD 4 ,J . x X ,JY Commercial QW! M' A.B., University of Kentucky , M.A., UnIverSIty of Kentucky MRS. MELROSE LYNCH Commercial A.B., Oglethorpe University MRS. E. PHILLIP LACEY, JR. Commercial B.S., Howard College Mlss SARA SUTTLES Commercial B.S., University of Georgia MRS. LUCILE R. Esrizs Commercial A.B., Bessie Tift Collegeg lVl.A., Oglethorpe University Miss SARAH DAVIS Librarian B.S., Mercer Universityg B.S. in L.S., Peabody College Miss BLANCHE HAMBY Home Economics B.S., Georgia State College for Womeng MA., Teachers College, Columbia University MISS DOROTHY FITZPATRICK Home Economics B.S., Georgia State College for Women Miss PAULA BRETZ Home Economics B.S., Home Economics, Georgia State College for Women MR. ALFRED M. REINHOLD Shops B.S., The Stout Institute MR. R. B. ELLIS Shops B.S., University of Georgia Miss ELIZABETH BOYKIN Physical Education A.B., University of Georgiag lVl.A., New York University Mn. ARNOLD HOLMES Social Science BS., University of Tampa LT. COL. ALBERT N. WARD, JR. Assistant P. M. S. and T. SGT. CLAUDE B. BASS Military Instructor IST SGT. ROBERT E. WILLIAMS Milibary Instructor MRS. NELL I. WILDER Cafeleria Manager I 67250125 .me QV ANNIE JEAN ABERCROMBIE General C-lee Club, '44, '46, '47, Christmas Pageant, '44, '46, '47, Member of Fulton County High School Chorus, '44. BETTY MAE ADAMS General President, Homeroom, '44, Red Cross Club, '44, Y-Teens, '46, '47, Perfect Attendance, '44. ,tufiuqny ,Qiflflf f ' ,f,Hf 'W1LMA EUGENIA ADAMSON ' 1 General Transferred from Forest Park High School, '44, Red Cross Cluh, '44, '45, '46, '47, Secretary, Red Cross Club, '45, Student Helper, '47, BARBARA JEANETTE ALLEN Commercial Stenographie Y-Teens, '44, '45, '46, '47, Sergeant-at-Arms, '45, Beta Club, '46, '47, Secretary, Homeroom, '46, Honor Roll, '45, Perfect Attendance, '44, No Tardies, '44, '45, '46, Faculty Take-OH, '47. LORENE AUSTIN Commercial Bookkeeping Library Staff, '44, Cafeteria Staff, '45, Clee Club, '46, '47, Red Cross Club, '44, '45, '46, '47, Secretary and Treasurer, Red Cross Club, '46, President, Red Cross Club, '47, WEFUHIAN Staff, '47, Sophomore Stunt, '45, Perfect At- tendance, '46, Christmas Pageant, '44, Biology Club, '47, Beta Club, '47, No Tardies, '44, '45, 46. WILMA ELAINE BARDAY General Canteen Corps, '44, Girl Reserves, '44, '45, Home Eco- nomics Club, '46, '47, Glee Club, '44, '45, '46, '47, Christ- mas Pageant, '44. CAROLYN LUCILLE BARKER General Y-Teens, '44, '45, '46, '47, Vice-president, Homeroom, '45, Clee Club, '44, '45, '46, Christmas Pageant, '44, '45, '46, Volleyball Team, '44, '45, '47, Basketball Team, '44, '45, No Tardies, '44-, '45. DOROTHY WYNELL BARKER Commercial Szenographic Cafeteria Staff, '44. BOBBIE ANNE BARNETT Classical Library Staff, '44, Y-Teens, '44, '45, '46, '47, Latin Play, '45, Junior Stunt, '46, No Tardies, '44, '45, Style Show, '44. MARTHA ELLEN BARTLETT Commercial Bookkeeping Secretary, Homeroom, '45, Y-Teens, '44-, '45, '46, Fashion Show, '46, No Tardies, '44, '45, '46, Student Helper, '47, Volleyball Team, '45. RALPH BARTLETT General Football, '4-4, '45, '46, '47, Baseball, '46, '47, lntramural Sports, '45, '46, Sergeant-at-Arms, '44, King and Queen Court, '44-, '46, Who's Who, '4-7. CAROLYN JANELLE BARTON General Girl Reserves, 44, '45, Treasurer, Girl Reserves, '45, Fresh- man Stunt, '44, Red Cross Representative, '44, Secretary, Homeroom, '46, Basketball Team, '46, Volleyball Team, '47, King and Queen Court, '46, Vice-President Student Body, '47, Who's Who, '47, Student Helper, '47, Military Sponsor, '46, '4-7. PEARL MILDRED BATES Commercial Stenographic Red Cross Club, '44, '45, Cafeteria Staff, '44, Perfect At- tendance, '44, N0 Tardies, '44, Home Economics Club, '47. CLIFFORD THOMAS BENNETT General No Tardies, '44, '45, '46, Perfect Attendance, '44, Treas- urer, Homeroom, '45, Sergeant, R.O.T,C., '45, '47, Lieuten- ant, R.O.T.C., '46. WALTER VIRCLE BENNETT General Rifle Team, '46, Lieutenant, R.O.T.C., '45, King and Queen Court. '45, '46, Captain, R.O.T.C., '46, '47, Baseball, '45, '47, President, Homeroom, '47, Hi-Y, 46, Vice-President, '46, Sergeant-at-Arms, '46, Sergeant, R.O.T.C., '45, Olli- cers' Club, '46, '47. DOROTHY BICKERS General Girl Reserves, '44, President, Homeroom, '44, Military Sponsor, '46, Cheerleader, '4-5, '46, '47, Hi-Y Sponsor, '45, Freshman Stunt, '44, Student Helper, '47, Volleyball Team, '47, Basketball Team, '45, Home Economics Club, '45, No Tardies, '44, Red Cross Representative, 44. CARL BONE General GERTRUDE DAISY BOWEN Commercial Stenographic Y-Teens, '45, '46, '47, Home Economics Club, '44, Glee Club, '46, District Winner, Glee Club, '46, Sophomore Stunt, '45, No Tardies, '44. ANNA LEE BRAGG Commercial Szenographic Beta Club, '46, '47, President, Homeroom, '44, '45, '46, Secretary, Homeroom, '47, Secretary, .lunior Class, '46, Secretary, Student Body, '47, Vice-President, Y-Teens, '47, Y-Teens, '44, '46, '47, Glee Club, '46, Honor Roll, '44, '45, '4-6, Whos Who, '47, Military Sponsor, '47. RAY EDWARD BROOK General Red Cross Club, '46, Best Drilled Company, Fulton County, '45. AUBREY WILLIS BROWN Scientifc JUNE BROWN G eneral Girl Reserves, '44, '45, '46, '47, Glee Club, '44, Volleyball Team, '47, Christmas Pageant, '44, No Tardies, '44, '45, '46. WILLIAM ALEXANDER BROWN, JR. General Transferred for Pascagoula High School, '45, Football, '45, '46, '47, W. F. Club, '45, '46, Sergeant-at-Arms, '45, Vice- President, Homeroom, '46. SARA HELEN BUCKNER A Classical President, Homeroom, '44, Reporter, Y-Teens, '44, '45, Y-Teens, '44, '45, '46, '47, Program Chairman, Y-Teens, '46, '47, Honor Roll, '44, Perfect Attendance, '44, Mem- ber of all State Chorus, '44, Member of Fulton County Chorus, '44, Clee Club, '44, Cafeteria Staff, '47, Vice- President, Y-Teens Inter Club Council, '44, Beta Club, '46, '47, President, Beta Club, '47, President, Atlanta District Beta Club, '47, Member of Pan-American Con- ference, '46, Latin Play, '45, Freshman Stunt, '44, Jun- ior Stunt, '46, Beta Club Play, '46, Faculty Take-Off, '47. BETTY RUTH BURDETT General Perfect Attendance, '44, No Tardies, '44, '45, '4-6, Girl Reserves, '44, '45, '47, Freshman Stunt, '44, Student Helper, 47, Honor Athletics, '46, County Winner, '44, '46, '47, Captain, Volleyball Team, '44, '45, Captain, Softball Team, '44, '45, '46, Captain, Basketball Team, '44, '45, '46, Winning Volleyball Team, '44, '45, '46, '47, Winning Basketball Team, '44, '45, '46, Winning Softball Team, '44, '45, '46, Wh0's Who, '47. RALPH HARCROVE BUSHMAN Scientiic Perfect Attendance, '46, Hi-Y, '44, '45, WEFUHIAN Staff, '47, Best Drilled Freshman, '44, Junior Stunt, '46, Ser- geant, R.O.T.C., '45, Officers' Club, '47, Captain R.O.T.C., '47 WALTER ERNEST BUTLER General Sergeant, R.O.T.C., '44, Basketball, '45, '46, Baseball, '46. MARTIN BYERS Scientihc Ili-Y, '44, Volleyball, '45, '46. BILLY POWELL CAMP Scienzifc Sergeant, R.O.T.C., '44, Honor Roll, '44, '45, '46, Junior Stunt, '46, Volleyball, '46, '47, Business Manager, WEFU- HIAN Staff, '47, Riiie Team, '47, Beta Club, '46, '47, Hi-Y, '45, '46, '47, Secretary and Treasurer, Hi-Y, '47, Hi-Y Basketball, '47, Captain, R.O.T.C., '47, 0fIicer's Club, 4-7, Basketball, '47, Red Cross Representative, '45, Sergeant- at-Arms, '45, '46, Secretary, Homeroom, '47, Faculty Take-Off, '47. DORIS JUANITA CAMP General Y-Teens, '44, '45, '46, '47, Basketball Team, '45, '46, Vol- leyball Team, '45, '46, '47, Letter Winner, '45, No Tar- dies, '44, '46, WEFUHIAN Staff, '47, Captain, Volleyball Team, '47, Student Helper, '47. MARY .IANE CARSON General Girl Reserves, '44 '45' Basketball, '44, '45, Volleyba q '45, Softball, '44, Glee Club, 45. if DOROTHY ELIZABETH CASTEEL General Girl Reserves, 44, Vice-President, Girl Reserves, '44, Home Economies Club, '45, '47, Volleyball, '46, Perfect Attend- ance, '44, Freshman Stunt, '44, Glee Club, '44, '46, Library Stall, '44, Sergeant-at-Arms, '45, Christmas Pageant, '46. BETTY BARBARA CHEEK General No Tardies, 44, '45, '46, Red Cross Club, '44, Home Eco- nomics Club, '45, Y-Teen, '46, '47, .IACQUELYNN CLARK Classical Y-Teens, '44, '45, '46, '47, Cafeteria Staff, '47, Freshman Stunt, '44, Junior Stunt, '46, Latin Play, '45, Red Cross Play, '45, No Tardies, '44, Basketball, '44, Volleyball, '44, Beta Club, '47. MARGARET EVELYN COLLIER General Transferred from Jonesboro High School, '47, YvTeens, '47, Sergeant-at-Arms, '47, WEFUHIAN Staff, '47. DOROTHY COURSEY General Volleyball, '46, C-lee Club, '4-7: Sergeant-at-Arms, '44, '45, Y-Teen, '44, '47, SARAH FRANCES DANIEL Commercial Stenographic Transferred from Springfield, Missouri, '45, Secretary, I-lomernom, '45, Glue Club, '45, Red Cross Club, '46, Vice-President, I-lomeroom, '47, Y-Team, '47, Student Helper, '47, MARTHA KATHALEEN DARNELL Comm ercial Stenographic Home Economics Club, '44, '45, '4-6, '47, Honor Roll, '45, Perfect Attendance, '44, '45, '46, No Tardies, '44, '45, '46, Cafeteria Staff, '44, President, Homeroom, '45, Vicea President, Homeroom, '46, President, Home Economics Club, '47, Representative to Nominating Convention, Stu- dent Government, '45, '46, Bela Club, '46, '47, Faculty Take-Off, '47. MILDRED FRANCES DARNELL General BENJAMAN FRANKLIN DAVIS, JR. General Treasurer, Homeroom, '44, Hi-Y, '44, '45, '46, '47, Ser- geant-at-Arms, Hi,Y, '47, Sergeant, R.O.T.C., '45, '46, Captain, R.O.T.C., '47, Glee Club, '46, Red Cross Repre- sentative, '45, Oilicer's Club, '47. BETTY ANN DAVIS Commercial Bookkeeping Y-Teens, '44, '45, '46, '47, Vice-President, Homeroom, '44, Secretary, Y-Teens, '45, Military Sponsor, '45, '47, Secre- tary, Homeroom, 46, Vice-President, Y-Teens, '46, Cleo Club, '46, '47, Executive Committee, '46, No Tartlies, '44. '4-5, '46, Member-at-Large, Y-Teens, '47, Biology Club, '47, Junior Stunt, '46, Photographic Editor, WEFUHIAX. '47, Faculty Take-Off, '47, Atlanta High School Scholastic Press Association, '47, Georgia Scholastic Press Associa- tion, '47. FRANCES ELLEN DEMONIA Home Economics Home Economics Club. '44, Glee Club, '45, Style Show, '45, '46, Perfect Attendance, '44, '45, Nn Tardies. '44, '45, '46: King and Queen Court, 46, Sergeant-at-Arms, 46: Basketball Class Team. '46, Christmas Pageant, '45, Assoa ciate Editor, WEFUHIAN, '47, Treasurer, Homeroom, '47, Cheerleader, '47, Military Sponsor, '46. '47, MARIAN ELIZABETH DENMAN C en eral Transferred from Toccoa Falls Institute, '44, Basketball, '45, Softball, '45, C-lee Club, '45, Girl Reserves, '45, '46, Sophomore Stunt, '45, D.C.T. Plan, '46, Art Editor, Wtzrtu-nav, '47, Basketball, '47, CORDELIA JANE DEVORE Home Eronomics Girl Reserves, '44, '45, '46, Clee Club, '46, '47. MARTHA ELIZABETH DICKSON Scientifc Transferred from Winnsboro, South Carolina, '47, Y-Teens, '47, Cafeteria Stall, '47, Library Staff, '47, HEREALD LATHANIEL DUNAWAY General Transferred from Trion High School, '47, Who's Who, '47. WILLIAM HAROLD DUNTON General Football, '46, Basketball, '44, '45, '46, '47, Baseball, '44, '45, '46, Intramural Sports, '43, '44, '45, '46, Sergeant, R.O,T.C., '45, '46, '47, Champion Basketball Team, '46. HELEN LOUISE ESTES General President, Homeroom, '44, Y-Teens, '44, '4-5, '46, '47, Freshman Stunt, '44, Volleyball Team, '44, '47, Basket- ball, '44, '45, '46, Junior Stunt, '46, Sergeant-at-Arms, '46, Military Sponsor, '46, '47, Student Helper, '4-7, Honor Athletics, '46, Library Staff, '44. LARRY JONES FARR Scientijic Football, '47, Basketball, '46, '47, Ili,Y, '44, '45, NELL ELIZABETH FIELDS General Freshman Stunt, '44, Sophomore Stunt, '45, Girl Re- serves, '47, Cafeteria Staff, '45. LLOYD LINCOLN FRAZIER General Red Cross Club, '44, '45, '46, '47, President, Red Cross Club, '46, Secretary and Treasurer, Atlanta Chapter of Junior Red Cross, '46, President, Atlanta Chapter of .lun- iur Red Cross, '47, Junior Stunt, '46, Library Staff, '45, Glee Club, '47, N0 Tarclies, '44 ,'45, '46, Officers' Club, '47, CLISTA MARIE FREEMAN General Girl Reserves, '44, '45, '46, '47, Vice-President, Homeroom, '44, Sergeant-at-Arms, '44, Glee Club, '46, 47, Basketball Team, 45, Christmas Pageant, 46, Volleyball Team, '47, Treasurer, Homeruom, '47, Student Helper, '47, Who's Who, '47. PAUL LAMAR GARMON General ' Glee Club, '47, Hi-Y, '47, Hi-Y Basketball, '47, Basket- ball, vis. DORIS GENEVA GARNER Commercial Stenographic Perfect Attendance, '44, No Tardies, '44, '45, '46, BESSIE BILL GAULT Commercial Bookkeeping Cirl Reserves, '44, Military Sponsor, '46, Red Cross Rep- resentative, '46, '47, WBFUHIAN Staff, '47. COLLEEN MORTON GIBSON Commercial Stenographic Y-Teens, '44, '45, '47, Vice-President, Homeroom, '44, Sec- retary, Homeroom, '45, Honor Roll, '45, President, Home room, '46, Glee Club, 46, Christmas Pageant, '46, Beta Club, '46, '47, No Tardies, '44, '45, '46, Faculty Take- Off, 47. KATHERINE GOODWIN Home Economics WEFIFHIAN Staff, '47, Library Staff, '46, Cafeteria Staff, '44, '45, '46, No Tafdies, '45, '46. CHARLES GREENE General Sergeant, R.O.T.C., '44, '45, '46, Hi-Y, '44. DOROTHY LENORE GREENWAY General Girl Reserves, 44, '4-5, Volleyball Team, '44. BARBARA RUTH GRIGGS General Girl Reserves, '44, No Tarclies, '44, '45, '46, ROY ALBERT GRISWELL General Football, '45, '46, Intramural Sports, '45, '46, Sergeant-at Arms, '45, '46. THOMAS EMORY GURLEY Scientifc Hi-Y, '44, '45, '46, '47, President, Homeroom, '46, Presi- dent, Hi-Y, '45, Vice-President, Hi-Y, '46, Rifle Team, '46, '47, Captain, Rifle Team, '47, WEFUHIAN Staff, '47, Honor Roll, '44, Lieutenant, R.0,T.C., '46, Captain, R.O.T.C., '47, Oflicers' Club, '46, '47, Library Staff, '44, Sophomore Stunt, '45, Junior Stunt, '46, W. F. Club, '47. LEILA MAE HALES General Perfect Attendance, '44, No Tardies, '44. JESSE D. HAMILTON Scientifc Hi-Y, '45, '46, '47, Officers' Club, '46, '47, Rifle Team, '46, '47, Oflicer, R.O.T.C., '46, '47, Football, '45, '46, '47, RUEL HAWKINS General Hi-Y, 214, '45, PATRICIA ANN HICKS General Y-Teens, '44, '45, '46, '47, Reporter, Y-Teens, '47, King and Queen Court, '44, No Tardies, '44, '45, Junior Stunt, '46, Basketball Team, '44, Style Show, '44, Art Editor, WE- FUHIAN, '46, '47, Literary Editor, WEFUHIAN, '47, Sergeant- at-Arms, '45, Glee Club, '47, Representative to Nominating Convention, Student Government, '45, '46, Who's Who, '47, Homeroom Officer, '44, Military Sponsor, '47. JAMES RALPH HOLLAND General Sergeant, R.O.T.C., '46, Lieutenant, R.O.T.C., '47, Rifle Team, '47, Officers' Club, '47, YVONN E HOLT General No Tardies, '45, '46, Girl Reserves, '44, '45, '46, '47, Junior Stunt, '46, STANLEY SAMUEL HUDGINS, JR. General Transferred from G.M.A., '44, Sergeant, R.O.T.C., '45, Lieutenant, R.O.T.C., '46, '47, Officers' Club, '45, '47, Hi-Y, '46, '47, President, Hi-Y, '47, Glee Club, '47. ROBERT HARRISON HUNNICUTT, JR. General Transferred from Tech High, '43, Football, '45, '46, '47, W. F. Club, '45, '46, '47, Secretary, W. F. Club, '46, Vice-President, Sophomore Class, '45, President, Home- room, '45, Student Organization, '44, King and Queen Court, '45, Junior Stunt, '46, First Lieutenant, R.O.T.C., '45, Who's Who, 47, Officers' Club, '47, ELAINE IVEY Commercial Stenographic Girl Reserves, '44, Honor Roll, '44, Vice-President, Home- room, '45, No Tardies, '44, '45, '46. MARY JOE IVY Commercial Bookkeeping Sergeant-at-Arms, '45, '46, '47, Red Cross Club, '44, Girl Reserves. '45, N0 Tardies, '44, '45, 46, MARY GENEVA .IARMON General Military Sponsor, '44, Perfect Attendance, '44, Girl Re- serves, '44, No Tardies, '44, '45, '46, Freshman Stunt, '44, Style Show, '44, Sophomore Stunt, '45, President, Home- room, 45, Science Club, '47. DONALD LEE JOHNSON General Sergeant, R.O.T.C., '47. GERTRUDE LOUISE JOHNSON General Girl Reserves, '44, '45, Glee Club, '47, Christmas Pageant, '46 BETTY CAROLYN JONES Commercial Stenographic Beta Club, '46, '47, Girl Reserves, '44, '46, King and Queen Court, '46, Treasurer, Homeroom, '44, Vice-President, llnmernom, '45, '46, President, Homeroom, '47, Honor Roll, '46, Faculty Take-Off, '47, GLENDA KATHRYN JONES General Girl Reserves, '45, '46, Glee Club, '46, Secretary, Home- room, '44. LOIS JONES General Library Staff, '44, '45, '46, '47, Cafeteria Stall, '45, '46, '47, Y-Teens, '44, '45, '46, '47, Volleyball Team, '44, '45, '46, '47, Basketball Team, '45. U OMAR LEE JORMAN, JR, General JOHN DANIEL JORDON General Football, '45, '46, W. F. Club, '46, Hi-Y, '44, Glee Club, '43, Officers' Club, '46, Captain, R.O.T.C., '46, Sergeant, R.O.T.C., '45, King and Queen Court, '45, Senior Stunt, '46, Intramural Sports, '44, '45, BOBBY LAWSON KARR General Library Staff, '44, Vice-President, Homeroom, '45, Hi-Y, '44, '45, '46, '47, Vice-President Hi-Y, '47, Beta Club, '46, '47, Executive Committee, '46, Sergeant, R.O.T.C., '46, RVICFUHIAN Staff, '47, First Lieutenant, R.O.T,C., '47, Oilicers' Club, '47, Faculty Take-Off, '47. MARY FRANCES KENNEDY General Sergeant-at-Arms, '4-4, '45, '46, '47, Girl Reserves, '44, '45, '46, '47, Library Staff, '45. AJ z LAMAR KJNG General MILDRED ELIZABETH LANIER General Transferred from Fulton High School, '44, Girl Reserves, '44, '45, '47, Home Economics Club, '46, Officer, Home Economics Club. '46. JAMES RUDOLPH LANKFORD Scientific Hi-Y, '45, Sergeant, R.O.T.C., '45, '46, Rifle Team, '45, '46, '47, Class Volleyball, '45, Perfect Attendance, '45, '4-6. FREDDIE LAWSON General Secretary, Homeroom, '4-4, Sergeant-at-Arms, '46, Honor Roll, '44, '45, '46, Glee Club, '44, '45, '46, '47, Christmas Pageant, '44, '45, '46, No Tardies, '44, '45, '46. INA GLYNNIS LECROY General Y-Teens, '44, '45, '46, '47, Sophomore Stunt, '45, Junior Stunt, '46. THOMAS PATRICK LECROY, JR. General Christmas Pageant, '44, Junior Stunt, '46, Captain, R.O.T.C., '47. SANDY LEWIS General Football, '42, '43, '44, '45, '46, 47, Basketball, '42, '43, '46, Sergeant-at-Arms, '43, W. F. Club, '43, '44, '46, '47, Vice-President, Home-room, '43, Band, '42, EVERETT CLEE LOUDERMILK General Football, '44, '45, '46, '47, Basketball, '44-, '45, '47, Base- ball, '45, '46, '47, Hi4Y, '43, '4-4, '45, W. F. Club, '45, '46, Volleyball, '45, Basketball Manager, '45, '46. JOSEPIIINE MARSHALL General Sergeant-at-Arms, '46, BETTIE ANN MARTIN General Y-Teens, '44, '45, '46, '47, Science Club, '47, No Tardics, '44, '45, '46. MARCUERITE ELEANOR MARTIN Commercial Bookkeeping Y-Teens, 44, '45, '46, '47, Clee Club, '45, '46, '47, Christ- mas Pageant, '45, '46, '47, No Tardies, '44, '45, '46, Sopho- more Stunt, '45, Volleyball, '45, Military Sponsor. '47, STANLEY MASSEY General D.C.T. Plan, '46, JAMES HUGH McCAIN Scientific Football, '46, '47, Basketball, '45, '46, '47, Sergeant, R.0.T,C., '44, '45, Lieutenant, R.O.T.C., '46, Lieutenant Colonel, R.0.T.C., '47, Hi-Y, '44, '45, Perfect Attendance, '46, President, Homeroom, '45, Treasurer, Homeroom, '46, President, Student Body, '47, Who's Who, '47, WEFUHIAN Staff, '47, Officers' Club, '46, '47, President. Junior Class, '46, Volleyball, '46, President, Officers' Cluli, '47, Beta Club, '47. .IOHN LAMAR MILLS, JR. Scienzihc Vice-President, Homeroom, '44, Hi-Y, '44, '45, President, Hi-Y, '45, Intramural Sports, '44, '45, Football. '46, '47, Who's Who, '47, Basketball, '47, WEk'UliIAN Staff, '47, Beta Club, '47, CARVEL MILTON Commercial Bookkeeping Transferred from Tech High, '44, President, Homeroom, '46, D.C.T. Plan, '46, Social Director, D,C.T. Plan, '46. HURBERT DAN MOON Scientific WEFUIIIAN Staff, '47. ELIZABETH MORRIS General Transferred from Douglas County High School, '44. JAMES ROBERT MORRIS I General Football, '46, Baseball, '44, '45, '46, '47, Basketball, '44, '45, '46, '47, Staff Sergeant, R.O.T.C., '44, Intramural Sports, '45, Freshman Stunt, '44, Sophomore Stunt, '45, MARY CLAY MORRIS Commercial Stenographic President, Homeroom. '46, Secretary, Homeroom, '44, Biolov Club '47' Y-Teens '44 '45. '46 '47' Junior Stunt, Y 1 , v Q , - 1 '46, No Tardies, '44, Style show, '45, WILLIAM COLLINS NASH General Sergeant-at-Arms, '44, '45, '46, '47. JOYCE ELAINE NASH Commercial Stenographic Transferred from Girls High, '47, Home Economics Club, '47 AMBROSE AUBREY NEELY Scientijic Secretary, l-lomernom, '44, Hi-Y, '44, '45, Basketball, '45. '46, '47, Football, '45, '46, '47, Sergeant, R.O,T.C., '45, W. F. Club, '45, '46, lntramural Sports, '44, Volelyball, '46, First Lieutenant, R.O.T.C., '46, Best Drilled Private, '46, All City Football Champion. '46, '47, All N.G.l.C. Football Champion, '46, '47, Junior Stunt, '46, Who's Who, '47, Vice-president, Homeroom, '47, Honor Athlete. '47: WEFI,IHIAN Staff, '47, Christmas Pageant, '46, Officers' N Club, '46, '47, Captain, R.O.T.C., '47, President, Senior Class, '47, Atlanta High School Scholastic Press Asso- ciation, '47. PATRICIA ELIZABETH NELSON General Transferred from Mississippi. '47, Y-Teens, '47, Glee Club, '47, Pan American Student, '47. BETTY JACKIE NEWMAN General Student Helper, '47, King and Queen Court, '45, Hi-Y Sponsor, '44, Military Sponsor, '44, '45, '46, '47, Who's Who, '47, Home Economics Club, '46, Girl Reserves, '44, Bas- ketball Team, '44, '45, '46, Volleyball Team, '47. GLENDA JEAN NIMMO Commercial Stenographic Girl Reserves, 44, '45, '4-6, '47, Beta Club, '46, '47, Honor Roll, '44, '45, '46, No Tardies, '44, '45, '46, Secretary, Homeroom, '46, Secretary, Sophomore Class, '45. HAROLD OSCAR NORTON Commercial Bookkeeping President, Homeroom, '47, Perfect Attendance, '44, '45, '46, No Tardies, '44, '45, '46, Junior Stunt, '46. SARAH ANN PADGETT General Girl Reserves, '44, '45, '46, Sophomore Stunt, '45, Soft- ball, '4-4, '45, Basketball, '44, '45, '4-6, Glee Club, '45, Volleyball Team, '45, '46, '47, D.C.T. Plan, '46. JAMES DeFORREST PAYNE General Football Manager, '43, '44, Sergeant, R.0.T.C., '4-3, Cap- tain, R.O.T.C., '44, Adjutant Officer, R.0.T.C., '45, W. F. Club, '44, Sergeant-at-Arms, '45. BOBBIE JEANELLE PETTY Classical Library Staff, '44, Y-Teens, '44, '45, '46, '47, President, Y-Teens, '44, Reporter, Y-Teens, '44, Latin Play, '45, Member-at-Large, Y-Teens, '45, Winner of U.D.C. Essay, '46, No Tardies, '45, '46, Junior Stunt, '46, Style Show, '44, King and Queen Court, '45, Military Sponsor, '47, Beta Club, '47. DOROTHY LENORA PERKINS Commercial Bookkeeping Transferred from Robert E. Lee Hi h School acksonville g , J t Florida, 45, Red Cross Representative. '46, WEFUHIAN Staff, '47, Beta Club, '47, SEMUEL COLUMBUS PEYTON General Sergeantvat-Arms, '44, '45, President. Sophomore Class, '45, Vice-President, ,Iunior Class, '46, Staff Sergeant, R.O.T.C., '45, Captain, R.O.T.C,, '46, W. F. Club, '45, '46, Ollicers' Club, '46, '47, Football, '45, '46, '47, Colonel, R.O.T.C., '47, No Tardies, '44, '45, '46. ' FRANCES LOUISE PHILLIPS General Perfect Attendance, '44, '4-5, '46, No Tardies, '44, '45, '46, Junior Stunt, '46, Cafeteria Staff, 47, Library Staff, '44, '45, '46, Basketball, '44, '45, Volleyball, '44, '45, Wr1FU- n1AN Statl, '47. WILLIAM PLUNKETT General llnnor Roll. '41, President, Freshman Class, '41, Football, '42, '43, '44, Baseball, '42, '43, First Sergeant, R.O,T.C., '43, '4-4, Rifle Team, '43, '44, Hi-Y, '43, W. F. Club, '44, King and Queen Court, '44, President, Homeroom, '47. MARTHA ELIZABETH PORTERFIELD General Y-Teens, 44, '45 ,'46, '47, Cafeteria Staff, '45. LILLIAN RICHARD Cornrnercial Bookkeeping Y-Teens, '47, Softball Team, '46, HAROLD DEWITT RICHARDSON General Football, '47, Basketball, '44, '45, '46, '47, Baseball, '44, '45, 46, '47, W. F. Club, 4-5, '46, President, Homeroom, '46, Sergeant, R.O.T.C., '46, '47, King and Queen Court, '46, Honor Athlete, '46, Intramural Sports, '44, HAROLD CIFFORD RILEY General D.C.T. Plan, '46. MARGARET CLYDE ROWE General Perfect Attendance, '44, No Tardies, '44, '45, '46, Junior Stunt. '46, Red Cross Club, '46, '47, Sergeant-at-Arms, '46, '47, Library Staff, '44, Cafeteria StaH', '45, Military Sponsor, '4-7. ilk' BETTIE .IOSEPHINE SAYLOR Comm ercial Stenographic Perfect Attendance, '44, '45, No Tardies, '44, '45, '46, Girl Reserves, '44, '45, '46, Red Cross Club, '47, Volleyball Team, '44, '45, Basketball Team, '44, '45, Softball Team, '44, Sergeant-at-Arms, '44, Freshman Stunt, '44, Sophomore Stunt, '45, Junior Stunt, '46, Glee Club, '45. MYRTICE CATHRYN SCOTT General Clee Club, 44, Sergeant-at-Arms, '46, Girl Reserves, '46, No Tardies, '44, '45. MIRIAM BROOK SIIADDIX General Girl Reserves, '44, Sophomore Stunt, '45, Glee Club, '45, '46, D.C.T. Plan, '46, Volleyball Team, '47. ANNIE FRANCES SHARPE Home Economics Transferred from McMain High School, New Orleans, Louisiana, '45, No Tardies, '45, '46. ANNIE MILDRED SHIPP Commercial Bookkeeping Red Cross Club, '44, '45, '46, Y-Teens, '47, Sergeant-ab Arms, '47, Secretary, Homeroom, '47, Basketball, '46, Honor Holl, '45, '46, No Tardies, '44, '46. BARBARA LEE SMITH General Y-Teens, '44, '46, '47, No Tardies, '44, Sophomore Stunt, '4-5, Home Economics Club, '46, D.C.T. Plan, '46. BETTY .IO SMITH General Glee Club, 4-4, '46, '47, Georgia State Chorus, '44, EARL LENORD SMITH General Hi-Y, '43, '44, '45, Secretary, Homeroom, '44, King and Queen Court, '46, Intramural Sports, '46, Second Lieuten- ant, R.O.T.C., '46, Football, '43, '45, '46, '47, Baseball, '45, '46, '47, Basketball, '44, '45, '46, '47, Honor Athlete, '46, Lieutenant Colonel, R.O,T.C., '47, Vice-President, Officers' Club, '47. EDNA ANGELIN SMITII Classical Beta Club, '46, '47, Y-Teens, '44-, '45, '46, '47, Cafeteria Staff, '47, Basketball, '45, Executive Committee. '46, Latin Play, '4-5, Beta Club, '46, Faculty Take-Off, '47, Junior Stunt, '46, N0 Tardies, '4-4, '45, '46. HAROLD SMITH Commercial Bookkeeping Perfect Attendance, 44, '45, President, Home-room, '45, Sergeant-at-Arms, '44, Intramural Sports, '44, '45, Inter- scholastic Sports. '45, '46, Oiiicers' Club, '47, Captain, R.0.T.C.. '47, Cheerleader, '47, Advertising Manager, VVEFUIIIAN, '46, Editor, Wizrunmw, '47, Owelet Staff, '46, Executive Committee, '46, Whtv's Wllo, '47, Junior Stunt. '46, Christmas Pageant, '45, King and Queen Court, '46. HUGH SMITH General President, Homeroom, '44, Hi-Y, '44, '45, Treasurer, Hi-Y, '45, Class Basketball Team, '46, Sergeant, R.O.T.C., '44, '45, 46. MARY ELAINE SMITH Commercial Stenographic Girl Reserves, '44, '45, Freshman Sunt, '44, Who's Who, '47, President, Homeroom, '45, No Tardies, '44, Softball Team, '45. PEGGIE .IACQUELINE STANLEY General Y-Teens, '44, '45, '46, '47, No Tardies, '44, '45, '46, Junior Stunt, '46, Style Show, '44, Literary Editor, Wai-'Ui1xAN, '47, Glee Club, '47, Representative to Nominating Con- vention, '44, '45, Executive Committee. '46, Military Spon- sor. '47, Vice-President, Homeroom, '45, Perfect Attend- ance, '44, Honor Roll, '44. LILLIAN SYLVALINE STARNES General Transferred from Commercial High School, '45, Glee Club, '45, '47. .IOSEPH EUGENE SURLES Scientific Basketball, '44, '45, '46, '47, Football, '46, '47, Baseball. '47: Intramural Sports, '44, '45, '46, '47, President, Home- rnun, '44, Hi-Y, '45, '46, Sergeant, R.O.'I'.C., '44. BOBBIE JEAN TARPLEY Classical Y-Teens, '44, '45, '46, '47, Secretary, Y-Teens, '44, Presi- dent, Y-Teens. '45, '47, Program Chairman, Yffeens, '46, King and Queen Court, '44, '46, Vice-President, Beta Club, '47, Bela Club. '46, '47, Treasurer, Atlanta District Beta Club, '47, Sophomore Stunt, '46, Mi'itary Sponsor, '45, '46, '47, Rifle Team Sponsor, '46, Softball, '45, Cafeteria Staff, '47, Who's Who, '47, President, Y-Teen Inter Club Council, 47, Faculty Take-Off, 47, Beta Club Play, '46, Latin Play, '45, No Tardies, '44, '45, '46, RICHARD BENTON TAYLOR General Library Staff, '44, '45, D.C.T'. Plan, '46, First Lieutenant, R.O.T.C., '4-6, Officers' Club, '46, '47. SARAH ELIZABETH TIDWELL General Glee Club, 44, '45, Girl Reserves, '44, Home Economics Club, '45, '46, '47, D.C.T. Plan, '46, MARION ELIZABETH THOMAS General President, Girl Reserves, '44, Program Chairman, Girl Re- serves, '46, Secretary, Y-Teens, '47, Y-Teens, '44, '45, '46, '47, Junior Stunt, '46, President, Homeroom, '46, Military Sponsor, '45, Glee Club, '44, '45, '46, Perfect Attendance, '44, '45. LILLIE MAE TOLBERT General Cafeteria Staff, '45, Glee Club, '45, Y-Teens, '44, '45, '46, '47, No Tardies, '45, '46, 2 1 . .sw 3 r , : 5 at , BURTON WADE General MARLIN KENN WALKER General IONA BESSIE WEESE General Transferred from Douglasville High School. EVA HILDA WHITE Classical Beta Club, '46, '47, Y-Teens, '44, '45, '46, '47, President, Homeroom, '44, Cafeteria Staff, '47, Junior Stunt, '46, Hon- or Roll, '44, '45, Program Chairman, Y-Teens, '44, Latin Play, '45, Beta Club Play, '45, No Tardies, '44, Volleyball, '45, Faculty Take-Off, '47. ELLEN GERALDINE WILDER Classical Perfect Attendance, '44, No Tardies, '44, '45, '46, Cafeteria Staff, '47, Basketball, '44, Y-Teens, '44, '45, '46, '47, Beta Club, '46, '47, Secretary and Treasurer, Beta Club, '47, Treasurer, Y-Teens, '47, Honor Roll, '4-4, '45, '46, Style Show, 44, '45, Secretary, Homeroom, 46, Who's Who, '47, Military Sponsor, '45, Vice'President, Homeroom, '45, Vol- leyball, '44, Latin Play, '45, Junior Stunt, '46, Beta Club Play, '45, Representative to Pan American Conference, '46, Faculty Take-Off, '47. ARTHUR BOYD WILLIAMS General Library Staff, '44, President, Homeroom, '45, Sergeant-atv Arms, '44, '45, King and Queen Court, '45, Beta Club, '46, '47, Intramural Sports, '45, WEFUHIAN Staff, '47, Sergeant, R.0.T.C., '45, Captain, R.O.T.C., '46, Hi-Y, '44, Lieuten- ant Colonel, R.O.T.C., '47, Oflicers' Club, '46, '47, Rifle Team, '47, Faculty Take-Off, '47. ROBERT STANLEY WILLIAMS General Transferred from Anderson Boys High School, '45, Foot- ball, '46, '47, Hi-Y, '45, '46, '47, Sergeant-at-Arms, Hi-Y, '47, Junior Stunt, '46, First Sergeant, R.O.T.C., '4-6. EVA MAE WILSON General 'Transferred from LaGrange High School, WEFUHIAN Staff, '47. BETTY .IEAN WOOD Commercial Bookkeeping Girl Reserves, '44, No Tardies, '44, '45, '46, Cafeteria Staff, '47. ROSALIE YEAGER Commercial Stenographiz: Perfect Attendance, '44, Library Staff, '44, Red Cross Club, '45, Y-Teens, '47, Sergeant'at-Arms, '46, '47. we fb 1'-V XS Qsffg - I I ' 1. , - , if' - 'L... ': SQ .E:, ,I .. -iz , I , sa .Q h is y is-A A ' I 1 I s w' A 'I A VS? ,' VIVL iyl f,: I ., ,V --: Y a . V D as I YY U.. I AA I , I- fx First row: NIARION AUSTIN GENE AUSTIN ELLEN BABB DONALD BARDEX IUANITA BENTON GLORIA BOSTWICK O, L. BUCHANAN DOLORES BURNETT ,XII , I A MR. C. R. BROWN, Teacher Second row: JULIA CHAFIN ANNETTE CHAMBERS LLOYD COURSEY NANNETTE ENLOI-3 TOMMY FRAZIER WYNELI.E CABLE CAROLYN GARRETT ALBERT GORDON Third row: FRANCES HALL NEAL HARRELSON HARRY HEARN, JR. OLIN HENDERSON JIMMY HILBORN JAXTES HIJDCINS ARNOLD HYDE AUBREY LAWSON 5 sei 9 'ff I' .. ,. I-f A LL. x'f Fourth row: MARY MARTIN FRANCES NIITCHE NORMA MOON PAT RABIJN BILLY REDD HLAMAR TILLISON HERMAN WILKINI :F NO! in piclure. Sl. I : A A A .A .I gg. X A N 1? 3 if K , , , I I , I , I L f xv i ' K S 4 4, I4 A Ji! wg E I First row: BILL ADAMS FRANCES AGNEW VIRGIL BEARDEN GENE BOLSIIQS VIRGINIA ANN BROWN DENVII, COMPTON JERRY DIXON BILL FLYNN BOBBY GARY sv , qs A, ,Nad , ,, rg': 'U 1 I Big - ,V 'H Y mb 3 J 1 Az? .QA I . ar 5 A 1-is sf 'g ,Il , ' F ' J f A I f Qi 1 , I ak A kgyf, ,S 'buff' f v A A . ' O' C-2 MR. E. S. LUNSFORD, Teacher Second row: Third row: JACK GILMAN MILTON HARTSFIELD EUGENE HOLLEY WILLIS IRWIN JACK JENKINS NORMA JOHNSTON BOB LAWSON SUE LEDBETTEIR BILL MAULDIN BILL OTWELL CHARLES ROEBUCK REBA SMITH JAMES SPAIN CHARLES TURNER BETTY JANE VITTLII: JAMES WALKER BILL WRIGHT Fourth row: JOHN VVESTERMAN BETTY ANN WILBANKS ANN WITHROWW' RUSSELL WALLACI-I if Not in picture. ,I ., Q, ? 4 It .Sy , F, , gb Ng 'Wt f .-A-. -I I Y C-3 MR. C. C. PRICE, Teacher First row: Second row: 'EDWARD ATKINSON 'CHARLES BEDFORD BOBBY BELL WENDELL BOWEN EDWARD BRADLEY EDDIE BUTLER CORENE 'CAMPBELL LEON ICONLEY THOMAS DONALDSON 9+ EDGAR GARVIN HARRY GOODWIN DON GOWENS DOT HAMLETT RUTH HARRINGTON BOBBY HINES CHARLES JOHNSON RICHARD KIRKMAN JAMES LEDBETTER Third row: BETTIE LEE DAVID LOVETT 'EIOSEPHINE NIARSHALL MATHER MONROE GEORGE MCCRAVY DURANT REESE 'WEUGENE RIVERS Fourth row: CHARLES TREADAWAY HARRY TREADAWAY KATHRYN TURPIN JIMMY WALLACE CLYDE WHORTON DAVID WOOTEN R Not in picture. LEVERNE RUTHERFORD CHARLES STEED 36 W A I AAAA A A E, my 'H 9? . - -E' F L 5- L L A A ,. ,w Y W E in A l i f L C-4 MISS SARAH SUTTLES, Teacher First row: Second row: RUSSELL ALLEN ANN AYCOCK J UNE AYCOCK CHARLES BAXTER NIARCARET BEAVERS CAROLYN BOWEN BEVERLY CARTER EVELYN COOK RUSSELL DAVIS LOUISE DUNCAN GEORGE ELLIOTT LOUISE ETHRIDGE PEGGY FRAZIER NELLIE FOWLER RUTHIE HOLDER HUBERT HITCHCOCK Third row: 'GRACE JORMAN JEAN KILPATRICK BETTY LANDERS LORENE LEE FRANCES MOON BARBARA MORRIS ADELL NOLAN DOROTHY ROGERS CAROLYN RUCKER Fourth row: JACKIE SCALES KARL STORY VIRGINIA TURNIPSEED DONALD WIIGLEY Z: Not in 1lil7llH'i'. ,I As. I ,Mg f 'Z 2, nl. ,, ,f I VJ! r M Y hw 'I ,AM I -w 3 ' I2 V A C - 5 MRS. MELROSE LYNCH, Teacher Iwrst row: Second row: Third row: DOROTHY ARCO CHARLES BI-:AVERS ROBERT BENNETT MAYNARD BENSON BILLY BOWLES BETTY BROWN INIOCENE CANNON VIRGINIA CLAYTON ESTELLE COCHRAN GAYNELI. ICOCIIRAN CAROLYN COLE EDITH COOK FRANCES DEAL MARY NELL EVANS VELTON FOWLER CHARLES HOLLAND ANDREW HUDCINS JIMMY HUNNICUTT BETTY IVIE HORACE JENKINS CAROLYN LEE LEONA LINCEEELT BETTY LOUDERMILK RICHARD PETERSON Fourth row : HAZEL PRICE ANITA ROBERSON MARGARET RUSSELL FAYE SEAGRAVES EVELYN SHELL IACK YEAGER it if! 5, E Y! 2, ,, 1 J, Z , . ? K1 M ' I 'U if , I 1-A I. . I , , I f 4 ,ty nl is 9 I 3' QQ C-6 MRS. PHILIP LACEY, Teacher Fzrst row: Second row: Third row: JACK BARLOW BARBARA ANN BEARD- JUANITA BENSON PATSY BRYANT DOROTHY CARNES JOE ANN DAVIS MARIE DELAY JO ANN DENNIS VIRGINIA EMBREY XVELTON FOWLER ROBERT GAFNEA BONNIE GARNER FRANCES GOOIJE HELEN HALL HELEN HANEY BETTY HUGHES NORMA JONES DAN MARTIN UNA C. MARONA CHARLES MCBRIDE ROBERT MITCHELL LILLIAN MOORE MARY LOU REDD AILENE ROBINSON 1 F1 W .f A A I Fourth row: ELSIE SIITTLES 'CHARLES TARVIN MARTHA WALKER ELIZABETH ANN WHELCHEL JOYCE WILLINGHAM SELAMAR WILEY ROGER SAPPENFIELD Nur in picture, DORIS STOWERS 3 'TA nqnmwu...-,uw Us . an X . -,wee-.M f W, ,, .,,. W ,,,,,.... , W. ..,... ,MW 3 .M . ,, A-Wm,-.f-.,..q....., an fm . , V 2 V' 5 'fs , H H Q N , , :3 if..i:f.J ,Eff ' nc 'I V ,,..::Q55k7: i K x SSW? 'Q '7k k 'k kkkkk eng K wifi: ' CA2.wfo4Qof'QS Z 7 ,i 2 . t f C I N i f I N , 1, 0 K fifmisw S? QV:4 'W 1 3 - f ,f4.ff.ff'W w 'ff 0' ggi 'Z 1 gn? 4 f A 0 bf , Q A n l X A B ,, f?L YV N X 5 4 55 'ie ,A -RNJRVN Q K all 'V 1- ' 'wiibwl-xvmswzv J ,.w,,. . ' ' --fwsun lv 1 I MRS. PATAT Clyde Bishop, Donald Brown, Walter Burdett, Wendell Curtis, Sarah Davis, Katherine Dunn, Peggy Garner, Jerry Griggers, lmogenc Grogan, La Vonne Hames, Juan Harrington, Betty llarris, .lack Hicks, Ralph Howell, Tommie Jackobs, Mike Johnson, Arthur Jones, Lillian Jones, Russell Mohley. Marga- ret Mote, Shirley McCravy, Jewell Me- Gaha, Angie Neighbors, Wilma New, Dorothy Pelfrey, Donald Phillips, Ellen Power, L. O. Quinn, Frances Rumph, I-Olltlffflifl Rump, Aline Sltarpton, Doug- las Smith, Ro-bert Smith, Hilda Town- send, Frank Williamson, Marjorie Wier. B-4 Miss BOYKIN Elizabeth Alsobrook. Norma Arro- wood, Zelma Bearden, Ray Carson, Bet- ly Collins, Ernest Elliott, George Garvin, Evelyn Gilbert, Joyce Hubbard, Cecil Jones, Jack Jones, Bobby Ledhetter, Barbara McWaters, Eddie Massey, Jim- mie Mayo, Vivian Moore, Billie New- man, Pernia Norton, Sara L. Powell, Jeanelle Prewett, Bobby Sewell, Oleta Sheats, Annelle Smith, Jacquelyn Smith, Jean Smith, Juanita Smith, .luanita Spain, Vivian Strictland, Dewey Thom- ason, Florence Townsend, Wayne Twil- ley, La Verne Walker, Christine Wil- banks, Mary Kate Wyatt, Dorothy Yeager. B-6 MR. REINHOLD Lillian Anderson, Leiniel Askea, Betty Ann Bennett, Juanita Barnett, Martha Benton, George Bettis, Richard Bowen, Jewell Brewer, Dolores Black, Louise Carman, Dorothy Clure, Jewel Denman, Cathrine Dawiing, Clara Ed- wards, Betty Green, Rachel Horton, Martha Mayo, Helen Marie Pike, June Price, Bonnell Rakestraw, Ann Sorrells, Martha Helen West, Emma Lee Wood. B-8 MR. HOLMES frdosi, Ray Allen, Herbert Bartlett, Allen Burdett, Carlene Carter. Henson Conn, Walter Coursey, Cecil Donahoo, Maxie Dorsett, Charles Dutton, Jack Ellis, Larry Flippin, Virlyn Henslee, James Jenkins, Bobby Jones, Leroy DeMnoney, Earl Moore, Walter Thomason, Doug- las Nnrthcutt, Henry Shermon, Carl Hurst, ,lack Pennington, Eugene Petty, Gene Williams, Walter Griswell, Ronald Louery, Hugh Reid. Alfred Freeman, Norman .lo Ann White, Holland Post. g.. MR. ELLIS Frances Adams, Thelma Barrett, Hor- tence Byrd, Johnny Cowart, Robert Crowde, David Daniel, Douglas Davis, Carol Dutton, Edward Evans, Harold Gosnell, Bobby Graham, Louann Green, Morris Green, Jr.. Hugh Hayes, Howell Hays, Virginia Huckaba, Billy Jacobs, John jarmon, Wyolene Johnson, Pa- tricia Kelly, Bobby Knox, Betty Ann Ledbetter, Peggy McCutcheon, Sue Mc- Garity, Harry Monroe, Geraldine New- ton, Betty Ruth Norton, ,lack Over- street, .lames Roland, James Rutherford, Emma Lou Skinner, Alfred Smith, Ruth Sudduth, Jerry Taylor, Mayes Walraven. V Q cw 0 'F W WU xg 'C3 X 0 oxflj Q EAXQLI QA f JlifRfn1rD. X 98 . -..,' 'll Ill ,iii :fl ga SE is 5 i , 5 E f E 3, 1 as ! av M Q , si , 5:5 A J l vig- i a N-4 ,O ,f-.464 Q --- 1-Q.. A alan' -:Q-i - 5 A-5 l , Miss BRETZ Clara Austin. Bobby Beasley, Robert ,Bradley, Ernestine Buckner, Betty Coffen, Virlyn Daniel, Delores Darnell, Aubrey Forrester Carol n Forrester Lois Ham . , , y . , , 4 . ,mond. James Hurst, Charles Jones, Betty Litton, Leonard Mathews, Marilyn Maul- din, Billy Maxwell, Berry llcCurley. Walter McGaskey, Billy Mitchell, Hazel Mullinax, Everett Nichols, Bobby Norton, Roger Powell, Barbara Richardson, Walter Sam- ples, Evadine Stewart, Johnny Stoffregen, Joyce Tatum, Elise Wallace, Jack White, Carvis Wilson. Miss BYERS Frances Akins, Aubrey Allen, Robert Allred, Mary Amandolia, Elizabeth Besh ers. Hubert Brooks, Verlon Brown, Beulah Cain, Anne Caviness, Betty Daniel, Kath leen Day, Fred Dodgen, Billy Fincher Eugene Free, Anna Fulgbum, Eleanor Gazaway, Theresa Gleason, Jack Goddard Jane Grady, Ruth Hamby, June Haygood Jo Ann Head. Clifton Jenkins, Mary Kel ley, Harold Lingerfelt, Runelle Logan Bobby Mayes, Wilbur Marable, Walter Miller, Barbara McDonald, Deloris Nel- son, Norman Newton, Billy Powell, Jean Reese, Barbara Reid, Mary Russell, John- ny Seales, Jimmy Searcy, Joyce Simmons, Wyman Treadaway. ...hw , f s., k MR. BARNES Marshall Adams, Barbara Allen, Franka lin Archer, Raymond Bartlett, Joe Bost- wick, Jack Brewer, Betty Brown, Charlotte Brown, Frank Browlee, Chester Conn, Glo- ria Curtis, Bobby Fincher, Alvin Gaynes, Jerry Gowens, James Humphries, Martha Johnston, Alma King, Frances Landers, Hubert McDaniel, Barney Meaders, Peggy Morgan, J. L. Pearson, Grace Pettway, Barbara Quinn, Ernest Quinn, Frances Rainwater, Richard Rice, Louis Rich, Jer- ry Rutberford, Betty June Smith, Douglas Slisher, Roy Townsend, Ada Jo Turner, Nolan Walters. Norma West, Bobby Whit- field, Fay Whitmire, Joyce Wigley, J. L. Williams. Miss JBITZPATRILK Mildred Anghn Juanita Bani ter Bev erly Brimer Barlmara Brownlee Catherine Bryant, Carolyn Burdette Carolyn Burtz Joyce Chessvr Carolyn Clayton Mattie Coleman. Dorothy Cox Marvene Crowe Cathrin Dolrhs, Betty Dowis, Isabel Drake, Evelyn Dyer, Joyce Fincher, Charlotte Fuller, Janet Furney, Shirley Ann Gar- mon, Janet Gaynes, Mary George, Alice Giles, Mary Ann Gray, .lune llall, Charlene Morgan, Peggy Nichols, Barbara Otwell, Joyce Parker. Patricia Phillips, Mary Lee Poss, Peggy Shaver, Betty Jo Sims, Blanche Strange, Carolyn Winhurn. Miss MARSHALI. Annette Alley, Charles Berry, T Boggs, Frankie Bryant, Betty Ann Col Jo Ann Corgin, Betty Daniel, Mary Drummond, Travis Duke, Thad Ft Ellen Garner, Emily Criswell, Nettie Hi Nancy House, Jean Korlohan, Jean L. stnn. Winona Lee, Paul Martin, Li Meek., Martha Mcbinm., Mary G Powers. Juanita Price, Delores Putr Daisy Mae uinn, Jack Rivers, Her Russell. Dean Singleton, Wesley Skel Betty Lou Smith, Howard Smith, Stephens, William Stephens, Catherine rles, Ruth Tillison, Eddie Tow! Vaughn, Alice Wallis, Estie Dorothy Wright. .l Miss BOWLES Byers, Dorothy Causey, T. L. Chad Dorothy Crowe, Otis Evans, Tom Gil Kenneth Greenway, Marion Harris, Harris, Anne Hogue, Billy Hudgens, . las Johnson, Shirley Kato, Vera Kil Charles Largin, Joyce McClellan, McDaniel, Harold Pace, Betty Pa Dorothy Patterson, Horace Roland, ' Smith, Lillian Thomason, Mary Jane U W Cecil Blanton, Margaret Buford, l V 1' lison, Euffene Toney, Eugene Turner Wallace, Dorothy Ward, Jeanette Dean Wilkins, Harold W'illiams, Be Wilson, Ronald Wilson. .740 ia me aecfion Akowing organizationa- IN IT ARE INCLUDED THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT 1' '7 ORGANIZATION, THE Y-TEENS , THE HI-Y'S W X 57, L , LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC CLUBS ugsw ff , AND MANY OTHER ORGANIZATIONS OF THE SCHOOL. I Q, THEN, ON THE CURRICULUM SIDE WE OFFER THE C39 MILITARY DEPARTMENT WITH ITS WELL-DRILLED OOM- PANIES gig AND THE BEAUTIFUL SPONSORS J' f X 4 OF THE OFFICERS' CLUB. I BOYS' SPORTS I INCLUDE FOOTBALL EVENTS X AND OTHER SPORTS ACTIVITIES. THE GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT REALLY PRESENTS A LAY-OUTU OF ACTION, BEAUTY, -I AND CALISTHENICS. I N W DRGAIXI ZATIGIXIS ee., ,Q f EXECVTIVE COMMITTEE Harold Smith. Chairmang Bobby Karr, Peggy Stanley, Belly Davis, Edna Smith STUDE T GOVERNIVIE JIMMY NICCAIN . . . . President JEAY1c1,1,ug BAKTOY .... Viz-e President ANN BRAGG . . . Secretary and Treasurer TOMMY F1xAzn-Ll: , . . . . . Sergeant-at-Arms MR. WAlA'1'ElI NIOKRIS . . . . Faculty Adviser 'Yap BETTY ADAMS BOBBIE ALLEN CAROLYN BARKER BLIBBIE ANN BARNETT GERTRUDE BOWEN JUNE BROVVN SARA BUCKNER BETTY BURDETT DORIS CAMP BETTY CHEI-:K SE IOR Y-TEE BOBBIE JEAN TARPLEY ANN BRAGG . . . BIARIAN THOMAS . JERRY WILDER . BETTY DAvIs . SARA SUTTLES . JACKIE CLARK MARGARET COLLIER DOROTHY COURSEY SARA DANIEL MART'1iA DICKSON HELEN ESTI-ZS NELL FIELDS MARIE FREEMAN COLLEEN GIBSON ANN HIcRs OFFICERS 51 . . President . Vice President . Secretary . . . Treasurer . Member-at-Large . Faculty Adviser YYONNE HOLT LUIS JONES MARY KENNEDY BIILDRED LANIER GLYNIES LECRDY BETTIE MARTIN NIARCARITE LIARTIN DIARY CLAY MORRIS PAT NELSON GLENDA NIMMD JEANEI.I.E PETTY LILLIAN RICHARDS MARTHA PQRTERI-'IELD NIYRTICE SCOTT MILDRED SI-IIPP BARBARA SMITH EDNA SMITH PEGGY STANLEY LILLIE MAE. TOLBERT HILDA WHITE ROSALIE YEACPIR l ,W I , Q W WI! ..:v:Qg , K K x S 'SLN Q i L Q . i 'Q 1, ' 5' 12 , , L -K1- , ' , , t Q ' .LN TI ,n,, M W- ..A.m mm,, , ze.. JU IOR Y-TEEN MRS. MELROSE LYNCH, Faculty Adviser Dorothy Argn, Gloria Bostwick fVice-Presidentl, Carolyn Bowen, Betty Brown, Patsy Bryant, Dolores Burnette, Corine Campbell, Julia Ann Chafin, Annette Chambers, Carolyn Cole, Evelyn Cook, Marie DeL8Y, Joe Ann Dennis, Nannette Enloe, Mary Nell Evans fSecretaryJ, Peggy Frazier, Bonnie Jean Garner, Helen Haney, Betty Ivie fTreasurerJ, Norma Jones, Jean Kilpatrick, Carolyn Lee, Loreen Lee, Mary Martin, Frances Moon, Norma Moon iPresident7, Hazel Price, Mary Lou Redd, Faye Seagraves, Kathryn Turpin, Betty Vittur, Elizabeth Ann Whelchel, Joyce Willingham M OFFICERS SGPHOIVIORE Y-TEE ELIZABETH ALSOBROUK LOUISE ALLEN MIRIANI ADAMS REGINA BUICE BARBARA BARTENFELD ZELMA BEARIJEN HORTENSR BYBII JO ANNE CAMP SARA DAVIS FRANCES EVANS JUANITA GARNI-JR BETTY IIAKRIS .IOvf:E HUBBARD JANE HOWELL EVELYN JENKINS' JUSIE JOHNSON ANNE JORDAN BARBARA KINCAIIJ MARY JANE LONG BIILIJRED LONG BETTY ANN LEIIRETTI-III JINIMIE MAYO MARTHA JHAYU VESTA NIAYO PEGGY MCCIITCIIEN BARBARA BICWATERS WILMA NEW BETTY RUTH NORTON BETTY PARKER JOAN SINCLETON MARY JO SMITII NANCY SIIRLES JERRY TAYLOR MARION THOMPSON :MARY WALDROP NIARY ANN WALKER PoI,I.Y WII.I.IAMS DOT YEAGI-lk FRANCES EVANS . . JANE HOWELL . MILDRED LONG . VESTA NIAYO . . . MARIAN THOMPSON . . BARBARA BARTENEELD . . JUANITA GARNER . . . , BARBARA KINCAID . . . . IIMMIE MAYO .... World MISS ZOLA MARSHALL . . . . . . President . Vice-President . . Secretary . . Treasurer . . . . Reporter . Member-at-Large Worship Chairman . Social Chairman ellowship Chairman . . Faculty Adviser 4 4...-..., FRESHIVIAN Y-TEEN PEGGY NICHOLS JUANITA PRICE . JANET lVlARTIN . ANNE CAWINESS JEAN REESE . . CATHERINE BRYANT . . Miss LAURA BYERS . , OFFICERS . . President . Vice-Presiklent . . Secretary . . Treaxurer . . . Reporter Mem ber-,at-Large Faculty Adviser Annette Alley, Juanita Banister, Ann Bell, Elizabeth Beshers, Beverly Brimer, Catherine Bryant, Frankie Bryant, Ernestine Bucknor, Anne Caviness, Joyce Chesser, Betty Jo Coffen, Betty Daniel, Thelma Davis, Charlotte Fuller, Janet Furney, Shirley Ann Garmon, Ellen Garner, Joan Garner, Eleanor Gazaway, Mary George, Theresa Gleason, Mary Ann Cray, Emily Griswell, Lois Hammon, Anne Hoguc, Jane Holt, Gloria Hughes, Glenda Johnson, Shirly Kato, Gerrell Land. Betty Litton, Janet Martin, Betty Mauldin, Joyce McCellan, Barbara McDonald, Hazel Mullinax, Peggy Nichols, Peggy Jean Oliver, Barbara Otwell, Grace PeltwaY, Juanita Price, Daisy Mae Quinn, Jean Reese, Barbara Richardson, Joyce Simmons, Joyce Tatum, Elsie Wallace, Opal Wallace, Joyce Wigley, Irene Willoughby, Carolyn Winburn, Dorothy Wright 54- JUNIOR and SENIOR HI Bill Adams. Bill Brown. Paul Carmon, Don Gowens, Harry Hearn, Jimmy llilborn, Bill Maultlin, Com: Petty, Billy Betlcl, Bobby Springfield, Charles Steed, Stanley Williams SOPHO ORE HI-Y George Bettis, Richard Bowen, Robert Conn, Waller Coursey, james Crowder, Carlton Daniel, Leroy Delllooney, Bobby Gary, Howell Hays, Joe Ivey, Johnny Ling, Earl Moore, Douglas Northcult, Jack Pennington, Billie Petty, George Poole, Glenn Tyner, Jimmy Walker, Ralph Vaughn I I I I I I l Y S1'ANLm' HUDGINS President Bosnv Klum Vi:-H-Presiflezzt BILL CAMP Prelary and Treusurrr BIQNN Y DAvzs Sergeant-at-Arms Ei.A1N1: Smrrit Sponsor Mn. C. W. BARNES Faculty Adviser ANNE JORDAN Sponsor Miss MARY BEARD Adviser Red Cross Club Fresh ma Hi-Y Enom TOWNSEND, Presif WYUAN Tm-LADAWAY, Vice President Jon Bos'r'w1cH, Sergeanl-al-A rms MR. JESSE C. LAND, Faculty Advisor KATHERI.INE DAY, Sponsor OFFICERS LORENE AUSTIN . . ..... . . . . . President CLYDE Wnomox . . ..... Vice President WILMA ADAMSON . . . . Secretary and Treasurer Mus. THURMAN ESTES . . . . Faculzy Adviser 56 BOB LEE . . RAIFORD KING . . VESTA MAYO . . Mlss NEWTON . LORENE AUSTIN BARBARA BARTENFELD ,IO ANN CAMP J. F. CLAYTON RONALB CONLEY BETTY DAVIS JUANITA GARNER Biology Club OFFICERS . . President . . Vice President . Secretary and Treasurer ROLL OF MEMBERS BOBBY GARY JERRY GRIGGERS CHARLES HOLLAND EUGENE HOLLY JOYCE HUBBARD GENEVA JARMON LAMAR KING MARY JANE LONG 57 . Faculty Adviser BETTIE MARTIN RUSSELL MOBLEY BETTY RUTH NORTON ELLEN POWER MRTIGE SCOTT JOAN SINGLIZTON MAYES WALRAVEN Bonnm ALLEN SARA BUcKNIzIz SAIIAI-I DANIIQI, LUIIENE, AUSTIN BILLY CAMP KATHLIQILN DARNELI. ANN BIIACL: JAcQIiEI.INn CLARK COLLEHN Gmsom The National Beta Club is an organization of high school stu- dents of good mentality and char- acter, creditable achievement, and commendable attitudes. isa N WR! BETTY JONES GLENDA Nuvmo Bonny KAIm JIzANEI.I.E PETTY JIMMIE NICCAIN DIJROTHY PERKINS LAMAR lllILLS EIJNA SMITH BET HAROLD SMITH BQBBIE TARPIIICY HII.nA WliI1'E JERRY WlI.lDPIli st Bovn WII.I.IAllS FRANCES AGNEW GLORIA BOSTWICK 0. L. B1:cIIA1xAN UB I - N I IIXIOGENI-I CANNON K CAROLYN COLE BIARIE DE LAY 59 3 1' 5iARY NELI. EVAAS NOIIMA LIOON BETTY llum-IES MARGARET RIISSELI. BETTY LANDERS Miss FRANCES SPRATIINC The membership therein signi- fies that the student has been designated by the high school au- thorities as worthy of special rec- ognition because of outstanding 5 attainment and promise. Faculty Adviser p 7 xv, 'Q -r47 we fy 5 WH VLH, Y fx I, , AVL VQ X 'M W it X 17 'B' my X A f,, 5 i 1, ZAQ 3 'J' Y f Q ,ff 7 X4 0 if FM E D A Rs. VANS OROTHY R00 aculty Adviser President CLUB A JEAN ABERCROMBIA FRANCES AGXEW ANNATTE ALLEY DOROTHY ARGO LORENE AUSTIN ELLEN BABE JAMES BARNES JUANITA BARNETT BOBBY BENNETT JUANITA BENSON ANN BELL DELORES BLACK WENUELL BOWEN GLORIA BOSTWICK BEVERLY BICIMER CATHERINE BRYANT ANNE CAYINESS CAROLYN COLE SARA CROFT DIARYENE CROVYE VIRLEEN DARNELL SARAH DANIEL BETTY DAVIS FRANCES DEAL JANE DEVORE NANNETTE ENLOE LLOYD FRAZIER NIARIE FREEMAN ELLEN GARNER PAUL GARMON BRUCE GRISWELL JOAN IIARRINGTON ANN HICKS BARBARA HOLCOMB RUTHIE DEAN HOLDER CHARLES HOI.LAND RALPH HOWELL VIRGINIA HUCKABEE STANLEY HIJDGINS GLORIA HUGHES HORACI-I JENKINS NORMA JOHNSON GERTRUDE JOHNSON GRACE JORMAN FREDDIE LAWSON BETTY LEE CAROLYN LEE VESTA MAYO NIARGUERITE MARTIN JANET MARTIN BARBARA BICDONALD BIARTHA NICGINNIS CHARLES MONROE VIVIAN MOORE LILLIAN NIOORE IUARCARET NIOTI-I PAT NELSON CHARLES MONROE PEGGY NICHOLS BETTY PARKER MARY GRACE POWERS JIIANITA PRICE DAISY BIAE QUINN JEAN REESE REEA SMITH BETTY JO SMITH BOB SPRIXGFIELD PEGGY STANLEY BLANCHE STRANGE LILLIAN STARNES JERRY TAYLOR GILES TILLISON RUTII TILLISOX BIARIAN TIIOMPSUN HILDA TOWNSEND BIARY WAI.DROP JAMES WALKER ELIZABETH WHEI.CIlEL CAROLYN WINBURN BETTY ANN WVILBANKS MARCUS WIDIBERLY DOROTHY WRIGllT L ,J ! 1' J J ff A 5 of '-V' af-?'Qj,'X'yIf ' 'WV S5 IPM' ' 4, jff A1 Sergeants-at 'IHORIAS FRAZIER . LLYDE WHORTON . VIRS PATAT. FRANEES AGNIQW FRANCES AIKENS ,IEANNE ALEXANDER RUSSELL ALLEN ELLEN BARR PAUL BARBER BOBBY BELL RICHARD BOWEN BARBARA AN NI BRUWNLI-LE FRANKIE BRYANT RAY CARSON DOROTIIY CAIISEY T. L. CI-IAOWIGK OFFICERS ROLL JOYCE CIII-LSSAR NIARCARI-1'I' COLLIER RONALD CONLEY EVELYN COOK FRANCES CORNET1' WENIIELL CIIRTIS JO ANN DENNIS TRAVIS DUKE ELBEJKT EISI-:NBERG JANE GRADY BOBBY RIORGAN HAZEI. MIYLLINAX PEGGY OLIXI-IK RIIJIIARII PETERSON 62 I'mS .......ClIief . . Secretary and Treasurer . Faculty Adviser GENE PETTY HELEN PIKE RLITII PUCKETT EARNEST QUINN DOROTHY ROGERS MARGARET ROWE XVILSON SCOGINS RIYRTICE SCOTT EMILY ANN SEWELL RIILDKED SI-IIPP JI-:AN SMITH FRANK WALIACE POLLY WILI.IA:IIS Library Staff LOUISE ALLEN JERRY GOWENS HAZEL NIULLINAX ERNESTINE BUCKNER JIMMY HOLCOMB JERRY RUTIIEREORI1 BETTY JOE COEEEN EIIITHY HIILSEY ANITA ROBINSON LEROY DEMOONEY BETTY 1Vl-XY DELORES STARNES MARTIIA DICRSON NORMA JEAN JOHNSON WILLIADI STEPHENS GEORGE GARYIN BETTY LEE LITTON NOLAN WATTERS BII.LY GOOIIWIN BARNEY IVIEADERS CROSBY WINFREY afeteria Staff LOUISE ALLEN CLARA AUSTIN SARA BIICKNER MARGARET BUEORII JACKIE CLARKE DOROTHY CKUVVE ANNIE MAE CIISON BETTY DANIEL BOBBY DANIEL MISS DAVIS, Faculty Adviser MARTIIA Dlxox MARY GREENE ANN HOGUE EVHLYN JENKINS LILLIAN JONES LOIS JONES MARTHA JOHNSON SHIRLEY KATO BOBBY MORGAN NORMAN NEWTON LOUISE PI-IILLIPS BILLY POWELL AILICEN RAINWATER FAYE SEAIQRAYES JIYIMIE SEARCY EDNA SMITII SYBIL SMITII BOBBY TARPLEY JO TIIRNER LOUISE WEPIIlUY'I HILUA WHITE JERRY WIIIDER WILLIAMS ANN wYl'THRlJW NIISS HAMBY, Faculty Aduzser JOI-INNIE MAE S'l'KlJFFREGEN MRS. WILIIER, Admser a h' . 'A1 f Vg, Ra h! 254 Rah. CHEE NEIL HARRELSON, Cmpmin DOT BICKERS BILLIE NEWMAN FRANCES DEMONIA DOT HAMLETT Miss MARY M. BEARD, Faculty Adviser ff' L ADERS DELORES BURNETTE PEGGY FRAZIER FRANCES AGNEW VIRGINIA ANN BROWN F. H. A. CLUB KATHLEEN DARNEL1. . . . President ELLEN BABB . . . Vice-President WYOLENE JOHNSON . .Secretary REBA SMITH . . Treasurer x N MISS FITZPATBICK Miss PAULA Bnmz KATHLEEN DAKNELL Faculty Advlsef Faculty Adviser President 66 .. - 1lAImI.n SIIITII . FIIANCI-35 DI-:MUNIA ...... . Associate ANN HICKS and PEGGY S'rANI.LY . . Literary BETTY DAIIS and Tim GURLICY , . . Photographic AAIBIIIISI: NIQLLEY and LAMAR :HILLS . Boys' Sports Doms CAMP ......... Girls, Sports LUIIILNIQ Al,s'l'IN and DAN MARTIN . . . Snapshot NIAIIIAN DIJNIIAN and ANX IIICKS . . . Art BIQNNIL DAVIS and Bow WII.I,IAMS .... Class Domllx' PI-:IIKINS zxml BHSSYIC BILL GAIIIJI' Organization WEFUHIAN STAFF . Editor-in-Chief Editor Editors Editors Editors Editor Editors Editors Editors Editors EVA YVILSUN and DAN MAIITIA ....... Typists MARGARIQI' CULLIILII and NUIIMA JEAN JOHNSTON Copy Readers Lomss I'IIII.LIIrs and KA'I'IIIexIIxE GooIzwIN . Feature Editors BILL CAMP ........... Business Manager RALPII BUSCIIMAN . . . Assistant Business Manager Bmsm' KAIIII . . . . . Advertising Manager JIMMY MIJCAIN . .... Circulation Manager DAN Mmm . . . . Assistant Circulation Manager MRS, CAIIMICIIAIQI. . ...... Faculty Adviser A w eauh u upon t e In-ollfltalll-5 are f e oofdfepa lla meuengera 0 peace Seruzces honormg heroes o World War II were held November 11 194-6 AL that zvme a memorzal plaque was urwezled A: ffiw '91 .,- w. J' o I . , ,J , 4 I if jf, , wi 41+ it A Q P',3,' w E I 4 R C a E S H Z.. a I If . Qm. N WW mdigwmf .W SECOND BATTALION STAFF LT. COL. Tom GURLEY CAPT. AURREY NEELY CAPT. RALPH BUSCHMAN SGT. BILL MAULDIN FIRST BATTALION STAFF LT. COL. BOYD WILLIAMS CAPT. BILL CRAWFORD CAPT. DURANT RI:I:sE SGT. HARRY GOODWIN THIRD BATTALION STAFF LT. COL. EARL SMITH CAPT. JESSE HAMILTON CAPT. PAT LI-:CROY SGT. GENE BOLSIUS Company A Headquarters C. O. Vmou. BENNETT Co. Ext-xc. Ll.oYo FrcAz1En IST SGT. RAY BROOKS GUIDON BEARER TOMMY BENNETT FIRST PLATOON Headquarters: Stanley Hudgins, Harold Riley, Plat, Sgt., Larry Farr, Guide. First Squad: Hubert Hitchcock, Walt But- ler, Harold Richardson, James Morris, .lack Beavers, R. Lankford, James Spain, Lloyd Coursey, Bill Wrigllt, Jerry Dixon, Bobby Gary, Harold Mclver Second Squad: Bill Brown, Denvil Comp- ton, Aubrey Brown, Dan Jordan, Joe Surles, Milton Hartsfield, Billy Otwell, Eugene Holly, Paul Garmon Third Squad: James Walker, Bobby Mayes, Roy Griswcll, Ralph Bartlett, Walt Thom- ason, Burton Wade, Carvel Milton, John Westerman, Bill Adams, Hoyt West SECOND PLATOON Headquarters: Everett Loudermilk, Mar- lin Walker, Plat. Sgt., Bill Flynn, Guide First Squad: Donald Bearden, Edward Atkinson, Russell Wallace, Jack Jenkins, Leon Conley, Wendell Bowen, Bobby Law- son, Harold Riggs, James Hudgins, Virgil Bearden Second Squad: Jack Richards, Charles Green, Lamar King, Hugh Smith, Olin Henderson, Eddie Butler, Bill Nash, Gene Austin, Bobby Bariield, Donald Humphries, Donald Trollinger Third Squad: Charles Bedford, Harold Mc- Iver, Lewis Rich, Arnold Hyde, Franklin Archer, Eugene Turner, Edgar Garvin, Herman Wilkins, Clyde Wicks, Bill Flynn, Donald Smith Company B Headquarters C. O. HARRY HEARN Co. Exec. BOBBY KARR 1s'r SGT. DAVID LAwsoN Cuinoiv BEARER DAVID WOOTEN FIRST PLATOON Headquarters: Eugene Petty, Dan Moon, Plat. Sgt., Karl Story, Guide First Squad: Donald Wigley, Pat Rabun, Jim Wallace, John Sargent, Billy Ralston, Charles Tarvin, Robert Gafnea, Joe Ivey, David Lovett, Charles Elliott, Donald Med- ley, Johnny Green Second Squad: Bob Hines, Harry Tread- away, Carlton Daniel, Charles Dupree, Cecil Garmon, Robert Brooks, Charles Beavers, George Giles, Roger Sappenfield, Gene Alley Third Squad: Bob Lee, Horace Jenkins, Jim Strange, George McCravy, Robert Mitchell, Lamar Wiley, Terry Williams, Walter McGaskey, Lamar Pike SECOND PLATOON Headquarters: Neal Harrelson, Velton Fow- ler, Plat. Sgt., Gene Rivers, Guide First Squad: Dewitt Parkerson, Leverne Rutherford, Bobby Bennett, Llewellyn Ogle, Gene Conley, James Crowder, Rich- ard Kirkman, Marvin Cochran, G. H. Hen- son, Herbert Daniel, David Wooten, Rus- sell Allen Secorid Squad: Billy Ledbetter, Billy Bowles, Robert Lee Conn, Everett Nich- ols, Byron DeVore, Bueren Tony, Henry Hales, Howard Smith, Howard Anderson, James Ledbetter, Russell Davis, George Giles Third Squad: Charles Holland, Ronald Conley, Russell Hilen, Johnny Ling, Ernest Quinn, Donald Smith, David J, Bryant, Billy Graham, Edward Johnson, Richard Peterson, Eugene Tony Company C Headquarters C. 0. BENNY Drivis Co. Exisc. DoN GOWENS lsr Ser. CLYDE WHORTUN GUmoN BEARER BENNY DUNCAN FIRST PLATOON Headquarters: Harold Dunton, Jimmy Hun- nicutt, Plat. Sgt., Pete Scogins, Guide First Squad: Frank Wallace, Bob Spring- field, George Garvin, Paul Barber, Walt Burdette, Cecil Jones, Ralph Wright, Rich- ard Black, Clinton McClung, Clyde Town- send, Donald Morgan, Eddie Massey Second Squad: Alford Morgan, Carl Dan- iel, Jack Hicks, Ralph Vaughn, Bill Han- sard, Louis Campbell, Bobby Adair, Donald Brown, Dewey Thomason, Tommy Jacobs, Arthur Jones, Jimmy Wallace Third Squad: Lamar Benson, Jack Jones Bobby Pike, Robert Miller, Wilbur Mar- able, Don Barlow, Glynn Tyner, Clyde Bishop, Bobby Daniel SECOND PLATOON Headquarters: Jimmy Hilborn, Jack Bar- low, Plat. Sgt., Bobby Gary, Guide First Squad: Bobby Frazier, Phillip Bur- dette, Buford Smith, James Smith, Wade Hames, Russell Mobley, Monk Petty, Hoyt West, Clyde Bannister, Elbert Jenkins Second Squad: Eugene Clark, Wayne Twil- ley, George Poole, Verlan Bearden, Bobby Ledbetter, C. W. Collins, Earnest Elliott, Eugene Goodwin, Paul Townsend, Ray Carson Third Squad: Jerry Chastain, Bobby Sew- ell, Gilbert Wood, Winfrey Crosby, Mike Johnson, Jimmy Walker, William Carter, Nolan Danger Company D Headquarters C. O. JACK GILMAN Co. EXEC. OMAR LEE JORMAN lsr Ser. EDWARD BRANTLEY G. BEARER WALTER COURSEY FIRST PLATOON Headquarters: Thomas Donaldson, Welton Fowler, P. Sgt., James Jenkins, Guide First Squad: George Bettis, Edward Evans, Alfred Smith, Bobby Knox, Larry Flippin, Eugene Williams, Mayes Walraven, Harry Monroe, Ralph Bowen, David Daniel, Har- old Gosnell, Billy Jacobs Second Squad: Walter Griswell, Earl Moore, Douglas Smith, Morris Greene, John Jarmon, Robert Smith, L. O. Quinn, Ray Carson, Le Roy DeMonney, Henson Conn, Charles Dutton Third Squad: Shirley McCravy, Douglas Davis, Laniel Askea, Bob Graham, James Roland, Johnny Cowart, .lack Overstreet, Robert Crowder SECOND PLATOON Headquarters: Bill Redd, George Elliott, Cecil Donahoo, Guide First Squad: Hugh Hayes, William Carter, Douglas Northcutt, Alfred Freeman, Jack Pennington, Harold Forrester, Walt Cour- sey, Virlyn Henslee, Jack Ellis, Carl Hurst Second Squad: George Rayner, Holland Post, Howell Hayes, Lamar Tillison, Bill Gable, Alvin Gains, Joel Goddard, Earl Daiferon, Bobby Jones, Bobby Morgan Third Squad: Richard Bowen, Allen Bur- dette, Ray Allen, Maxie Dorsett, Ronald Lowery, Edward Campbell, James Ruther- ford, Felton Haleskvlfialter Miller, Hugh ei Company E Headquarters C. O. HAROLD SMITH Co. EXEC. LAMAR MILI.S lsr. SGT. BRUCE BRANTLY GUmoN BEARER CHARLES BEAvERs FIRST PLATOON Headquarters: Stanley Williams, Plat. Ldr.g Frank Williamson, Plat. Sgt., Au- brey Forrester, Guide First Squad: Marshall Gray, Aubrey Al- len, Robert Bradley, Bobby Beasley, Leon Bowling, James Black, Clifton Jenkins, Robert Allred Second Squad: Eugene Free, Billy Good- win, Fred Dodgen, Hubert Brooks, Furman Frazier, ,lack Goddard, Virlyn Daniel, Ber- ry McCurley Third Squad: Gene Harrison, Jimmy Hol- comb, Cleveland Chambers, Charles Jones, Bobby Norton, Charles Brewer, Felton Argo, Dick Kirk SECOND PLATooN Headquarters: Charles Steed, Plat. Ldr.g Fred Grogan, Plat. Sgt., Billy Maxwell, Guide First Squad: John Moore, Walter Roberts, Donald Morgan, Leonard Mathews, Billy Mitchell, Vernon Plunkett, Charles Beck, Robert Ledbetter, J, Q. Ruttlage, Ronald McCravy Second Squad: Jimmy Searcy, Wyman Treadaway, Johnny Scales, Giles Tillison, Howard Ray, Walter Samples, Thomas Prichett, Billy Fincher, Billy Powell Third Squad: James Whitehead, Albert 0'Shields, Don Bennett, Garvis Wilson, Virlyn Wooten, Roger Powell, Norman Newton, Harold Lingerfelt, Jack White Company F Headquarters C. O. MARTIN Bvurcs Co. EXEC. RICHARD TAYLOR lsr. Ser. J. F. CLAYTON PTRST PLATOON Headquarters: Jimmy Holland, Plat. Ldr.g Donald Johnson, Plat Sgt.g .lohn Allen, Guide First Squad: Charles Monroe, Paul Conn, Jimmy Sweeney, Marion Waits, Donald Painter, Ralph Phillips, Donald Hughes, Clarence Chadwick, Donald Crowder, Bud- dy Florence, Laverne Pike, Barney Meaders Second Squad: Frank Long, Douglas Haw- kins, Ted Frazier, Leon Dutton, Robert Cardin, Robert Combs, Robert Lester, Buddy Smith, Harold Hames, Bobby But- ler, Ted Folds Third Squad: George Oliver, Charles Min- cey, E. W. Hughes, Robert Rodey, Dean Singleton, Harold Demon, Charles Monroe, Bill Driskell, Ralph Grady, George Kohn, ,lim Spivey, David Weese, Hubert Mac- Daniel SECOND PLATOON Headquarters: Tommy Frazier, Plat. Lead- er, Raiford King, Plat. Sgt.: Herbert Rus- ' sell, Guide First Squad: J. L. Pearson, StaH Sgt., Paul Martin, Roy Townsend, Harold Wil- liams, Harold Pace, Terry Boggs, Cecil Blanton, Robert Fincher, Travis Duke, Billy McDaniel, James Humphries, Jerry Rutherford Second Squad: Bill Harris, .lack Rivers, James Williams, ,Terry Gowens, Ronald Wilson, Tom Gilman, James Barnes, Bruce Griswell, Westly Shelleton, Horace Rol- land, Billy Hudgens Third Squad: T. L. Chadwick, StaH Sgt, Otis Evans, Marshal Adams, Eddie Town- send, Kenneth Greenway, Richard Rice, Charles Largin, Joe Bostwick, Charles Berry, Lewis Meeks, Dean Wilkins, Chester Conn, Jack Brewer CUL. SEMUEL PEYTUN MISS ELAINE SMITI-I LT. CoI.. JIMMY MCCAIN MISS PECCIE STANLEY LT. COL. Bovn WILLIA Miss ANGIE NEIGIIEUIIS LT. COL. TOM GURLE MISS BUBBIE JEAN TAIIP LT. Col.. EARL SMITH MISS ANN HICKS CAPT, ROBERT HUNNICU MISS BETTY NEWMAN CAPT. CIIARLES RUEIIUE MISS BIARCARET ROWE CAI-IT. BILLY CAMP MISS HELEN ESTES CARI. CI-IAS. TIIEAIIAWA MISS JERRY GRIGGERS CAPT, VIRGLE BENNET' BIISS BETTY DAVIS O!ACeI'5 all CAPT. HARRY HEAKN Miss RIAURICE JONES CAPT. BENNY DAVIS Miss JEAN KURBHAN CART. JACK QJILBIAN Miss JANIQLLE BARTON CAPT. IIAROLIJ SMTTH Miss SARAH DANXICL CAPT. BIAli'I'IN BYERS Miss JACKIE CLARK ST LT. DIIRANT Rmtsn JWISS ELLEN BABE ,-4 CAPT. RALPH BUSCIIMAN Miss FRANCT-:s D1-JMONIA -ww CAP1. PAT LICCROY Miss Puccv FRAzngR CAI-T. AUBRICY Nmcm' Miss JEAYELL1' PFTTY CAPI J D HAHIITON Mlss EMMA LRE Woun Q-44 IST LT. LLOYD FRAZIEII 31155 KA'I'Hl.PIPlN DAY lxr LT. BUBBY KAIIII Miss BOBIIIE BARNETT IST LT. Dom GUWI-INS MISS NIAKY CIIEEN ST LT. ORTAR LEE JAIIM Mus ANNELLI: SMITII lsr LT. LAMAR BIILLS M155 MARGUEIIITE MAIITI5 IST LT. RICHARD TAYI.0 Mlss BARBARA Monms IST LT. O. L. BUCHANAN :MISS DoI.oIzEs BUIINETT IST LT. RALPH HOW'EI.I. MISS FRANCES AGNEW 1ST LT. CIIAS. TIJIINEI MISS GLORIA BUSTWICK Zxn LT. STANLEY HLIIGI. MISS FLIIIIENILI: MUOIIE Oikflelw an I LT. EVliRl5'l l' LAUDEIIAIILK MIss DOROTHY Anno fND LT. EUGENE PETTY MIss PoI.I.Y WII.LIAMS vu LT. NEAL HAIIIIELSQN MIss JANET FUIINEY ZND LT. JAMES HILBOIIN NIISS AIIETHIA HUIIGINS 2Nlm LT. WAI. REIIII MIss LILEIAN :MOORE D LT. STANLEY WllIl.IAN15 A1155 ANN BIIAGG ZNII LT, CHAS. STEEII IWISS BI-2'I I'Y Jo SAILOII ND LT. JIMMY HlJIII,AND NIISS BETTY JONES LT. TQMMY FRAZIER Mlss EVELYN COOK CAPT. WM. CIIAWFOIID LT. HARDLII DUNTON LT. TIIQMAS DUNALDSON LT. WILLIS IRWIN? n picture. ' S- p ffm nn :ny lg!! , 3 A A' f Y af K Q 4 a yr Q ' ii 0 7 'r a ,. Q Wi. a ' 5? fr - i-,,:25ifQ:mm,,, L: vm ad .., '55 5 ,QQ FW 42 . 1 0 X I . 1-xnxx, ,M S 54 'v fi W . uf, xa gf ight! ,fi LH L 'fgsj .. K i , wQxQ 1' .ni I 5 , . 5 ' . F J. ' lr. v h if L1.. Xh. L 5 , TT .ff 1:-1 :V f ,W M,...,L:.-. QE ' -M - 2-:Q f, it was 294' V .............,..u.., .... .. . . 6 31 . S 55' K Q ' ' I 3? 'P I 4 ' as 9' -Q 'K' . , . 7 , , k . - if P -A . . . A . , . 9 7f 5 W ' , ' K K 1 ' Y ' 1 Q .L -gy 1 V, Lg 1 is 'S' - A, A ' 5 'afiv ' 1 ' K A r- , x Z 1 U . Ml. . , i , , , . pq 4 4 'K r K f 1: . 3 Q f Q. 5 Q Y w Q Q . Q , J , V K fr. ' . L m1.1 K'1' ,, ' 'Q History of the Senior Class Dear Reader: Listen closely and 1'll tell you about the experiences we seniors have had during our four years at West Fulton. September 1943 It all started off with a bang! Well, maybe it was just the bell but it introduced us scared Freshmen to a new and exciting experience. November 1943 Of all the many new things, 1 believe football was one of the most exciting. Our boys won the N.G.l.C. too! Maybe the Freshmen brought along some good luck with them! January 1944 Back to school we came after our Christmas holidays. So once again we settled down to study and work, to make this year one of the best. March 1944 Here it was at last! The much talked about Spring Car- nival. lt was very exciting even if the Juniors did take the throne, May 194-4 May contained another treat. 1t's a pity it was only for the Juniors and Seniors. Yes, it was the annual Junior- Senior dance. September 1944 Once again we passed through the doors of West Fulton. This time we were Sophisticated Sophomores! lt wasn't quite as exciting but we liked going again, March 1945 Before we knew it, time came again for our Spring Fes- tival! We worked hard to put our king and queen on top but the Seniors upset our plans. May 1945 Not only did May contain the Junior-Senior dance fyes, we Sophomores were left out againll but it also contained the giving out of annuals. Didnt we feel big giving our signatures to everyone! September 1945 Today we Jolly Juniors started another year at West Fulton. We'd been warned to do some extra studying, and that is exactly what we did! November 1945 Again Thanksgiving rolled around and we got two whole days off! Everyone seemed larger when he returned to school limaginationYJ. Could it have been the dinner we ate? December 1945 We got out of school early this year for Christmas due to the snow. December went all out to give us a wonderful white Christmas! .lanuary 1946 The second day of the New Year saw us going up that hill to West Fulton again. We were all ready to put our energy into studying hard again. April 1946 The Senior Play was the main event in April, and when Act 3, Scene 4, brought down the curtain everyone was fully pleased at such a grand performance. May 1946 At last, we experienced our first Junior-Senior dance! lt was everything we expected loo, in other words, it was wonderful! September 1946 Could it possibly be true that at last we were Dignified Seniors? Yes, we all were proud to admit it to ourselves! November 1946 We were really proud of our senior rings when they came this month. Now everyone could plainly see we were full- Hedged seniors! May 1947 Once more we went lo the .lunior-Senior dance. Every- one had a good time, even if they did know it would be their last one. June 1947 Tonight as the graduation exercises go on, 1 know every- one will he glad and sad, glad to know he has accom- plished something to be proud of during his four years at West Fulton. sad to be leaving his high school days, to go seek a career for himself out in the world. FRANCES DEMONIA Class Historian fs ,' M as ' W ,J f if N- X Zi' Qffkif x ifg,1,f:,Z - W ar. J g W ' 1 .... 1 w X ' 1 s ' V ,f Q x ww, ,ig ,sz ,I ,Ae ,a:J'Q?? W, W fa F E S 1' x -ii 5 3 mfg' 'ff if , i gg' 'X 1 , lh. h Wa 5 ,,' , 7 . W L 5 f f 1 f' Rf . Q 5- 5 1 , 2' 'F 'H --,Weil .- . i ' Ei 15-iff? - Til: 1' ' 1' 1 Q 1,5 gig, 3' w W Eiga' f. f 'f . - f ' ' K Vikif 2 1.35 . L5 gg K ..... :ff ik W i K i , Ei, ' '- 3- Q J f H f Q . V ., - ' W N ' ' ' J' ' - ,ff,1,,.5i1.. K , I 1 ff A , 1 ' . .,.. .. .. .,,,,,, 1 ,. V V x .R ' -2 A , ,..W, , .W .. , , . . ., . A , if i i ff ' ' ' fQ.?iQV:.gg 4.4. 1 A A Z... .. 1 E g. V 365 ,,., V 'hi K ' ML k77f?iG.S--.QR y 'f-im 'Q VIC HANSARD ARNQLD HOLMES J. Bqmz CASH Football Coach Basketball Coach Athletic Dlrerlvr COACHI G STAFF IIOLMES, HANSARD, WRIGHT, SPRINGFIELD, BARR!-lT'l' HARTSFIELD, FRAZIER Coaches and Assistant Graduate Coaches Managers 86 Left to right, first raw: Sonny Conn, Jack Gilman. Hoyt West, Mather Monroe, Jimmy Wallace, Lamar Mills, Aubrey Neely, .lames Jenkins, Jimmy Hunnicut, Everett Loudermilk, Bill Crawford. . . Second row: Harold Richardson, Hubert Hitchcock, Pat Rahurn, Bill Brown, James Walker, Sandy Lewis, Harry Treadway, Semuel Peyton, Durant Reece, Jimmy McCain, Earl Smith, Ralph Bartlett, Donald Wigley. . . Third row: jimmy Morris, Stanley Williams, Roy Griswell, Larry Farr, Harry Goodwin, Bill Mauldin, Bill Wright, Pete Sc-oggins, Boh Springfield, Harold Duntnn, Jim Strange, Jesse Hamilton. . . Coaches: Hansard, Holmes, Assist- ant Coaches: Springfield, Wright, Barrett, Managers: Hartsfield, Frazier. R S I T Y SCHEDULE Y 1946 - 1947 1947 Date 1946 Opponent Opponent There ,,,,,,, Sept. 13,,,,,Here,,, ,,,No. Fulton , 7 There , ,,,,., Sept. 20 , ,,,,Here , ,,, ,,, Hapeville ,, 6 Here ,,, ,,,Sept. 27, ,,, Here,,, ,,,Fult0n ,,,,, 7 There Oct. 4- ,,,,,a ,Here,,,, ,,,Canton ,,,, 6 Here,,, ,,,'Oet. ll ,,,,, ,There ,,,,,,, LaGrange ,, 7 There Oct. l3,,,,,,Here,, ,, ,,, Russell ,,,, 26 Here. Oct. 25 .e.,. ,There Marietta ,,, 6 Here,,, ,,,Nov. 1 ,,,,,, There College Park 6 There Nov. 8 ,,,,,, Here ,,,, ,,, Decatur ,,, 14 Here, Nov. 15 ,,,,, There ,,,,,,, .Newnan ,,, 6 91 87 i N , W Qs ' L., , L.: 4 11 ' ' , 'A .,., Hn, 9, t iv ' as S. , ii ,aaa :g if f 4-2 QE? L .::, ,.:. x , Q. af. K2 . ,, 35. x , ,, . A 1 . f , . x , f- ea If X f K 2 i I ti . , F? I 2 1 DIARCH APRIL APIIIL APRIL APIIIL APRIL APRIL 28 -,-1 44 8 ll 15 l8 Qanton Marietta West Fulton f Qummercial Gainesville College Park Canton f A Gainesvwe Marietta 1 College Commercial H Fulton Park West Fulton College Decatur Commercial Park West Fulton Cgruon College Fulton Decatur Clanton- iv Park Gainesville Fulton West Fulton I - N Y Commercial Decatur Y - Marietta Gainesville Comnlgggil Fliltg - Decatur? College West Fulton Marietta Fulton Park 7 ,,,,, .V ' 4 SL ' LJ w Q J, ,,f fu- ww ' L , . 6' ,, 12 ww:-V :T .,n,,,, . ,, . Lkryyk V V I ' Em , r s 5 - --f-'. ,,.,, ' , x ' ' -I vq::sssz ., 5r S 'V I K ' , ' I NE K - 14 f . IEEE!! , A f . sz ,, .. . Q ,M ' ww 5 A L mK 1' . ' A Y E A V I 1 f' 5 V I . ,A ,, , i .W K ii K ' ' g K ., , kf . f.. , i E? .. Www . U yyyy, ,,.. V ' 1' 2 W f V nf- ,,,, .. ' '-WL W 'G X - ' ' A N '-'- ,,,,LL W'-'- A f ,,,k V4 ,sff ,Kai 4 wif:,Q'Qg, 'f5f::ff 'f 4 Q f2'f, k.., -K Q95 V' in ,. 7 H f .-.- 7 LLL' Q - 1 nf' F-.V f,5::Viw5wf 5, . wwf ,gffjff 5: 'QM 5 I - L.,, ' ,Lyb . - KhmA' if ---- ' - n fiffislfwzg ' 15,1 VVVV A H M f 5, - . g H ,, ,..k,, . 3 .,,, ' ,iyy H , . , kk.. 7 4 .,nF X 4, k , 5 1 PRGPHECY I was walking down Peachtree Street the other day and across the street I happened to cast my eyes on a fortune- teller. I made my way over to him and he bade me enter. I sat down and asked him what he would charge to let me borrow the crystal ball. We finally agrecd on a price, so I took the crystal ball, settled myself in a dark corner, gazed in and saw the year 1967 ahead of me. SCENE I Los Angeles Rams vs. Chicago Bears Aubrey Neely, Durant Reese and Larry Farr have just made a jarring tackle on Fullhack Pat Lecroy, while in the stands cheering are Betty Jones, Betty Jo Saylor, and Margaret Rowe. Bill Camp is the coach. SCENE II New York Department Store Hilda White, who succeeded john P. Powers, is carefully checking the wearing apparel of the White's models, Betty Davis, Dorothy Perkins, and Marguerite Martin. Store Owner, Marlin Walker, has just come in with Lorene Austin on one arm and Eva Wilson on the other arm. SCENE III Largest .Iewelry Store in Chicago Harold Smith has just bought a 3l525,0'00 necklace for his wife, Sara Daniel. Boyd Williams. the owner, reduced the price to 324,999.00 for the special customer. Looking at the 25-cent jewelry are ,limmy Morris, Carl Bone, and Rudolph Lankford. SCENE IV Doc McCain's Drug Store We see Martin Byers, the preacher, trying desperately to pull Tom Curley and Dan Moon away from the pin ball ma- chine. Watching them are Walter Butler, Donald Johnson, and Sandy Lewis. Stanley lludgins is being served a banana split by attractive Betty ,lean Wood. SCENE V Largest Studio in Hollywood Betty Burdette, the producer, and Mary Jane Carson, di- rector, are in the process of making a picture. The main male star, Lathaniel Dunaway, is embracing the leading lady, Elaine Smith, when assistant producer, Tommy Bennett, rushes up and cuts in, saying, 'IThis is how you do it. SCENE VI Ship Sailing for Little America We see Burton W'acle and Bennie Davis on their way to the Antarctic on an expedition. Their personal aides, Lamar King and George McCravy. are swabbing the decks. As guests on the expedition, Betty Cheek, Geneva Garner, and Elaine Ivey are laughing at the antics of Bobbie Allen and Charles Green. SCENE VII An American Broadcasting Company Program Quiz-masters Bobby Karr and Bill Plunkett are going to give a new car to Ann Ilicks and Peggy Stanley if they can hit Glenda Nimmo and Mary Clay Morris in the face with a pie. Watching the show from the wings are columnists Pearl Bates, Lelia Hales, and Wynell Barker. SCENE VIII Washington, D. C. UMW President ,Iohn L. Mills has called a strike for better recreation facilities. President of the United States Roy Gris- well is going to sue him for 35,000 Supreme Court Judge Ray Brooks is presiding over the court. SCENE IX A New York Night Club Vocalist Frances Demonia has been offered a 320,000 con- tract by Producer Louise Phillips to sing with Ralph Bart- lett's orchestra. Drummer Bob Hunnicut has started making passes at her as usual. Others trying hard for the position were Glynnis LeCr0y, Carolyn Barker, and Marie Freeman. SCENE X On a Train Traveling North Actress Doris Camp is on a tour of the United States. Her friend Marian Demman, a ballet dancer, is in the same troupe. Band leader Sam Peyton has just asked both of them to dine with him at Cirois when they get to New York. On the same train are dancers Martha Bartlett, Barbara Smith, Nell Fields, and Katherine Jones. SCENE XI Atlanta, Georgia Ann Padgett, the new owner of J. P. Allen, is trying to sell a negligee to housewife Dorothy Coursey. Trying to jew down salesladies Helen Estes, Miriam Shaddix. and Mary Kennedy on the price of a 25-cent vase is Hugh Smith. SCENE XII Fort Knox, Kentucky We see General Jimmy Holland and Lieutenant General Virgil Bennett reviewing the men there. In the distance we see Richard Taylor looking at the review through bars, and I don't mean Captainis bars. In the canteen are workers Mil- dred Shipp, Rosalie Yeager, Freddie Lawson, and Bessie Gault. SCENE XIII A New York Theater On the stage we Fee Actress ,Icanelle Barton in the role of Sister Kenny. In the orchestra are Stanley Williams, Aubrey Brown, Bill Brown, and DeForrest Payne. In the audience are such celebrities as Margaret Collier, Edna Smith, ,lack Petty, Bobbie Tarpley, Colleen Gibson, .Ierry Wilder, Betty Newman, Ann Bragg, and Katherine Goodwin. SCENE XIV Santa Anita, California Jockey Omar Lee Jorman has just won the first race. Sara Buckner and Janelle Petty won 552,500 each. Bookie Russell Wallace is being chased by Gertrude Bowen for giving her thc wrong tip. Such spectators present are Actresses Geneva Jarmon, ,lean Abercrombie, June Brown, Elizabeth Keener, and Martha Porterfield. Other important people present are Sarah Tidwcll, Jackie Clarke, Lenore Greenway, Lois Jones, Myrtice Scott and Lelia Mae Tolbert. SCENE XV West Fulton High School Principal Bob White has called a meeting of the faculty. The teachers are Dorothy Bickers, Kathleen Darnell, Frances Frazier, Virgil Bearden, Barbara Griggs, Yvonne Holt, Mildred Lanier, Marian Thomas, and Mary Jo Ivy. SCENE XVI New York Times Headline Ralph Buschman has just -lf My own name, but whatis wrong with this crystal ball? Itls fading out. I can't see a thing. Oh! Itls just as well. I have found out what's going to happen to my classmates. By RALPH Busci-:MAN and Toiu Guucizr Q Eifiifw 'gs ui , 1 Ay? imma. gdicaf glclucafion ,lelaarfmenf -s . M 97 PYRAVIIDS First Row: Lelia Hales, Jean Abercrombie, Barbara Smith, Glennis LeCroy, Dorothy Perkins, Bessie Bill Gault, Iona Weese Lillie Mae Tolbert, Lorene Austin, Doris Camp, Helen Estes. . . Second Row: Louise Phillips, Elaine Barday, Lillian Starnes, Bobbie Allen, Geneva larmon, Wynelle Barker, Margrete Rowe, Elaine lvey Bett Jean Wood Gertrude Bowen , y , . . . Tliirrl Row: Marie Freeman, Freddie Lawson, Betty .lo Smith, Gertrude Johnson, Betty .lo Saylor, Joyce Nash, Marguerite Martin, Lillian Richards, Sarah Daniel, Betty Adams. . . Fourth Row: Geneva Garner, Barbara Griggs, Glenda Nimmo, Sarah Buckner, Jerry Wilder, Jacqueline Clark, Bobbie Tarpley, Kathrine Jones, Betty Davis, Mildred Darnell. if K em ww fm Q25 5 ww E , 3. ' 5 5 , , . - . .. - .J . K A K i sz Mm: 5 E, v. 5 n , 5 ' 5 A S Q, fi- .,., JSP: U53 4 gi H ,V , ' ' Sf gil, 1 -:N-f K f s , U 3 is fllig 'W milky mg QW - v if S' is ? tk is ,la mf vga Q U 4 ' v Shia Aecfion of our A004 in zleuofecl fo geafuru-7 IN WHICH WE HONOR THE SENIOR SUPERLATIVES, IN WHOSE NUMBER ARE INCLUDED THE BEST-LOOKING Aff 774 AFI7 i, THE BEST GROOMED, THE MosT POPULAR ,t .Q ,-3 is A , THE MosT ORIGINAL f I , AND THE . , N if FRIENDLIEST. OTHER FEATURES ARE SCATTERED THROUGHOUT K16 THE BOOK. THE MOST STUDIOUS , THE MOST ATHLETIC , THE BEST ORGANIZER, AND SU- PERLATIVES FROM EACH CLASS WHO INTRODUCED , THEIR RESPECTIVE CLASSES HAVE APPEARED : H w HERETOFORE. LAST, BUT NOT LEAST, COME THE NOTICES OF OUR ADVERTISERS I WHO HAVE SO GENEROUSLY 1? GIVEN US SUPPORT. ML Lupe you 6Le our FE T RES RALPH BARTLETT Best Looking ELAINE SMITH Prettiest ANN HICKS Daintiest LATHANIEL DUNAWAY Best Groomed pimms-mv A A QQ fu x Q2 A , is ,,1.1. 5, ,,,,, '3 i 'H Sr L Z LAMAR MILLS and JANELLE BARTON, Most Original - IKE n Last ill and Testament We, the Senior Class of 1947, knowing we are about to leave all our happy experiences at West Fulton High School to face the unknown future, being of extra sound mind, do declare this to be our last will and testament. All others being null and void. Section 1. To our cherished school we leave all of our treasured memories. Section 2. To our faculty and County Board we leave our appreciation and sincere friendship. Section 3. To the entire Junior Class we leave the confi- dence that they will accomplish the goals we have tried so earnestly to reach. Section 4. The undersigned members of the Senior Class do will and bequeath to various members of the Junior Class their possessions, with the hope that these possessions will be of some use to them. Bobby Karr wills his library fines to Harry Goodwin-and hopes that he will pay them, DeForrest Payne wills his ability to get along with teachers to Harry Hearn. Harold Dunton wills his curly hair to Neal Harrelson. Jane DeVore wills her green eyes to any Junior who will promise to use them to as great an advantage as she has. Mildred Darnell wills her seat in Mr. Hodges' English class to Virginia Ann Brown. Kathleen Darnell wills her desk in Mr. Morris' room to Reba Smith. Dorothy Coursey wills her seat in the Grove Theater to Dorothy Hamlet-provided she keeps it as well occupied as Dot C. did. Margaret Collier wills her two pennies in her loafers and her love for tall men to Frances Goode. Lathaniel Dunaway wills his ability to tolerate Mr. Cooper's jokes lo Bill Mauldin and Charles Elliott. Bessie Gault wills her fiery locks to anyone who can stand to be called Red. Betty Burdette wills her love for sports to Norma Jones, Ann Hicks wills her admiration for sun-tanned, handsome, hroad-shouldered life guards with streamlined convertibles to .lune Smith. Peggy Stanley wills her weakness for the peroxide bottle to Adell Nolan. Glynnis LeCroy wills her unfailing effort to get her Short- hand homework in Miss Hamby's Home Economics class to Wynelle Gable and Frances Mitchell. Betty Adams wills her lower locker to Peggie Frazier. Lorf-ne Austin wills her love to David L. Wooten. Bobbie Allen leaves her love for history to Elizabeth Wela chel and Nellie Fowler. Elaine Barday wills her ability to keep her hair curly ? ? '? without rolling it every night to Evelyn Shell. Carolyn Barker wills her love for bookkeeping to Beverly Carter. Bobbie Ann Barnett wills her pink lightning lipstick to Margaret Beavers, since nobody else uses that shade. Everette Laudermilk, Carl Bone, Ralph Bartlett and Roy Griswell will their easy fifth year at West Fulton to Harry Treadwayk Jerry Dixon, and Welton Fowler. Dot Bickers wills her love for dancing at Mosley Park to Betty Loudermilk. Martha Bartlett wills her red loafers fwithout the quarters? to Virginia Turnipseed. Tommy Bennett wills his ability to get along with Miss Spratling to Bill Wright. Walter Butler wills his love for a certain blonde to Loyd Coursey. Ann Bragg wills her shorthand forms to Una Marona and Marie DeLay. Gertrude Bowen leaves her English notes to Betty Vittur, who may be able to use them. June Brown wills her seat in study hall to Betty Landers and Lorene Lee. Betty Cheek wills her seat in bookkeeping class to Barbara Ann Beard and Juanita Benson. Mary Jane Carson wills her ability to write poems to Grace Jorman, hoping that she can keep them from Mr. Morris. Marian Denman wills her place at the Cock-a-doodle Inn to anyone who will get a boy to go with it. Mary Kennedy wills her love for Mr. Holmes to Betty Ann Wilbanks. Mildred Lanier wills her ability to acquire nicknames to Kathryn Turpin and Ann Withrow. Dan Jordan leaves his loud shirts to Bill Flynn and Bobby Gary. Rudolph Lankford wills his rifie to Bobby Hinds. Frances Frazier leaves her place on the street car to Mar- garet Russell and Anita Robinson. Lloyd Frazier wills his uniform to Velton Fowler and Charles Holland. Benny Davis wills his desire to go with beautiful women to Andrew Hudgins and Edward Atkinson. Richard Taylor wills his ability to control himself when he sees a pretty girl to Charles Roebuck and Gene Rivers. Harold Smith wills his love for arguing with Miss Suttles to Richard Kirkman. Charles Johnson, and Charles Treadway. Jimmy Holland wills his seat in D-1 to Russell Wallace if he is fool enough to take it. Carvel Milton wills his seat in Burton Wade's car to Charles Steed and James Ledbetter if they will buy gas. Sara Buckner wills her extra rolls at Camp Highland to Nannette Enloe and Norma Moon. Hilda White leaves her place on the bus to Elsie Suttles and Helen Hall. Freddie Lawson wills her sprung bobbie pins to Betty Hughes if she will bite them back into shape. Pat LeCroy leaves some of his excess weight to John West- erman and Karl Story. Jimmy McCain wills his ability to 'lGoof OH in Military to Donald Wigley and Charles Tarvin. Elizabeth Morris wills her curls to Ann Aycoek, if she will promise to roll them every night. Jimmy Morris leaves his Hsleepytimev eyes to Charles Turner and Gene Bolsius. Betty Martin wills her worn out pocketbook to Mary Nell Evans in hopes that she won't stuff more than 99 items in it at one time. Bill Nash wills his worn out notebook to Donald Bearden and Gene Austin. Joyce Nash wills to O. L. Buchannan her ability to miss Spanish questions. Pat Nelson wills her desire to travel to Nell Fields and Betty Ivie. Betty Newman wills her love for the dark corner of the Cock-a-doodle to Ruthie Holder and Barbara Morris. Glenda Nimmo wills her numerous books to Carolyn Bowen and June Aycock, in hopes that they will put them to better use than she has. Harold Norton wills his name Musclesi' to Tommy Frazier. Janelle Petty wills her weakness for boys with broad shoule ders to Frances Hall and Jacqueline Seals. Semuel Peyton wills his love for the opposite sex to Pat Rabun and Don Gowens. Continued on pugc 110 109 Last ill and Testament Martha Porterfield leaves her new socks to Louise Ether- idge. Lillian Richards leaves her gym clothes to Louise Duncan, providing she will keep them clean. Harold Richardson wills his great desire to reach first base with girls to Thomas Donaldson. Margaret Rowe wills her love for Harry James to Arnold Hyde. Betty Joe Saylor leaves her love for big men to Sarah Lou Powell. Miriam Shaddix wills her ability to get along with Mr. Price to Frances Deal, if she can make good grades with it. Frances Sharpe wills her ability to be slow and get by with it to Ed Bradley. Burton Wade leaves his love for Fords to Charles Bedford and Leon Conally. Jacquelyn Clark wills her love for jokes to Patsy Bryant and Edith Cook. Frances Demonia wills her love for the left-hand corner of the Varsity after football games to Jo Ann Dennis. Wilma Adamson wills her big mouth to Jack Barlow, hoping he doesn't get in trouble. Jean Abercrombie wills her love for sailors to Betty Brown. Bill Plankett wills his height to Olin Henderson and James Hudgiiis. Ralph Buschman wills his low grades in chemistry and his ahility to hit cops to Jimmy Hilborn. Bill Camp wills his position on the annual staff to anyone sucker enough to take it. Stanley Hudgins wills his auto trading and parking space to Horace Jenkins. Iona Weese wills her favorite grill at Boulder Park to Jo Ann Davis. Jeanelle Barton wills the swing on her front porch to Jack Gilman las he seems to like itl. Pearl Bates wills her scholastic qualities to Frances Moon. Sarah Daniel wills her ability to get to school on rainy days to Ailene Robinson. Rosalie Yeager wills her notebook to Mary Sue McGarity providing she will keep it full of paper. Eva Wilson wills her Carnegie Library Card to Faye Sea- graves. Boyd Williams wills his position in the Beta Club to Clyde Whorton. Marion Thomas wills her place at Camp Highland to Jean Johnston. Lillie Mae Tolhert wills her ability to play basketball to Hazel Price. Helen Estes and Doris Camp will their love for each other and sports to Mary Martin and Delores Burnett. Jerry Wilder, being of sound mind, wills her gray suit to Thelma, the colored maid. Joseph Surles wills his ability to get to school on time to Bill Otwell. Elaine Smith leaves to her best friend, Helen Haney, her love for tall, brown-eyed service men. Lillian Starnes wills her ability to get in class one minute before the bell rings to Lillian Moore. Barbara Smith wills her love for gum chewing in front of Miss Beard to Frances Deal. Marie Freeman wills her intelligent ways of acting to Doro- thy Argo, if she can ever figure them out. Geneva Garner leaves her typewriter to Estelle Cochran. Blill Brown wills his high English grades to Hubert Hitch- coc . Clarke Green leaves his job at Monroe's Grocery to Edgar Garvin and Russell Allen. Katherine Goodwin wills her peroxided bangs to Doris Stowers. Colleen Gibson wills her love for dancing to Frances Agnew. Lenore Greenway leaves all of her worn out bobby sox to Carolyn Garrett. Tom Curley leaves his blonde hair to Sue Ledhetter. Roy Griswell leaves his low grades to James Walker. Barbara Griggs wills her ability to go to sleep in Commer- cial Law to Julia Chafiin. Ruel Hawkins wills his safety razor and shaving cream to Larry Flippin, who needs them worse than he does. Betty Davis dumps her love for various types of cars, from Jeeps and A-models to convertibles, on Evelyn Cook. J. D. Hamilton wills his great English talent and love for it to Welton Fowler and Charles Beavers. Leila Hales wills her love for a certain dark-headed boy to Juanita Benson and Annette Chambers. Yvonne Holt leaves her seat in Summer School for the past three summers to Corine Campbell and Wendell Bowen. Mary Joe Ivey wills her height to Robert Gafnea. Bob Hunnicutt wills his love for the Newman girls to his brother Jimmy. Elaine lvey leaves her red sweater to Elsie Suttles and Martha Walker. Gertrude Johnson wills her place on the waiting list for the Honor Holl to Bob Lawson. Donald Lee Johnson wills his place in the bull ring to George Elliott. Geneva Jorman wills her Biology Notebook to Ruth Har- rington and Bonnie Garner. Kathryn Jones wills her love for a certain brown-eyed boy to ,Carolyn Rucker. Omar Lee Jorman wills his love for pretty girls to Eddie Butler and Dan Martin. Lois Jones leaves her Blue-Jeans and Pig-Tails to Adell Nolan and Jean Kilpatrick. Betty Jones wills her love for the moon to Ellen Babb. Mildred Shipp distributes her love for West Fulton evenly among all the future Seniors. Betty Smith wills her seat in Applied Science to Pat Black. Earl Smith wills his love for military fto get out of it, that isl to Virgil Bearden. Bobbie Jean Tarpley wills her Saturday nights at the YR to Gloria Bostwick. Sandy Lewis wills his technique to pull the wool over Mr. Mc's eyes to Bill Adams. Ambrose Neely and Lamar Mills leave their favorite cue sticks to Albert Gordon and Bill Redd. Martin Byers wills his failure in Chemistry to Arthur Rogers and Lamar Tillison. Dan Moon leaves his crazy drawings to Don Smith and Harold Riggs. Dorothy Perkins leaves her luck for getting Mr. Morris as homeroom teacher to Margaret Beavers. Hugh Smith leaves his English IV book to anyone who thinks he could pass it. Paul Garmon leaves. fPeriodJ Class Testator: TOM GURLEY Witnessed by: Boro WILLIAMS MARIAN DENMAN XQQX?,6'7' is Si Qaff-DK M SW ia Q fm! ww M Q QQ G if Q5 5 35 M 2 25 Lpjjiqw 72 ig 'gg X if i :QQ ii VE K ' , 4 if ij IQ I j7C W 4V' QZQW iw x RMU H A X In ix W W Q2 FOR . '. . a p0sz'fi0n 1yFresp0nsz'bz'Zz'gy l'!ldf,.f 'vital to the c0mmzmz'gy's aaszaess ana! social wefare . . . ana' pays ac'c0ra'z'f1gZy. Toyoa a Career in C0mmanz'caiz'0m beckons. TE SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY 1 : I 5 IPF IACORPORATLD gs, 112 7 1 ' .Emu ' A... . West VIEW .. ,, WS 5109 t X Cleaners Chl1dS Pharnlacy ' . 1658 Bankhead Ave. , Shoe Repairing : 1 AM' 3533 Ig 1530 cm-don sf., S. W. na. 12441 ' ff Wim-C Friends fwm ff E. J. Curlee E. L. Cowan, Mgrs. 1' Failhfully Serving You for 17 'Years L xi im b -,,, , Tiff lr N xx il ' XX X 1 , ! , .X I ' X Cock - A - Doodle f ' ff DRIVE . INN f 2 xo 1 HPIT COOKED BAR-B-Q7' 'Hx STEAKS AND CHoPs ' K' FROSTED MALT - ICE CREAM DINNERS Breakfast . . . Served . . . All . . . Day 2005 Bankhead Avenue RA. 9326 u ---- .---A- 113 B3HlC,S, Inc. RADIOS, HGNIE APPLIANCES PHONOCRAPH RECORDS 60 Broad Street, N. W. WA. 5776 AND Sf? Compliments of J. F. Cloud, Sr. ik Bill Austin DEPI-l'NDABI.E l.jSED CARS BOlfGliT AND SOLD 235 Spring Street BRANDT APPLIANCES Southern Vacuum Cleaner Service S i Us Tenth sf., N. E. IE L VACUUM CLEANERS, WASIIERS, IRONS V E ALL MAKES OF APPLIANCES I 5 NlayIag-Zenith-Westinghouse-Thor C Emerson E AT. 5776 AT. 5777 Bankhead Dry Cleaners ODORLESS CLEANERS DRY CLEANING . . ALTERING . . DYEING CARL CLOUD, Manager One Day Service -- Call for and Deliver A1V1heI'st 6411 1896 BANKHEAD AVE. RAymOI1d 9175 -7 r,,,, ,, 1: q I, 2 1' .I QE Hallman Brothers gi General Contractore COMPLIMENTS OF P H57 Peachtree Street, N. E. ' 7 Duffle s Tavern Vmm, 6688 ATLANTA, GEORGIA P 698 W. Peachtree St., N. 'W , 5 Qiofannnifi- P 4 Lf L 1 W :::J Now for a Coke ATLANTA CUBA-EULA AIIITTLINE CII. President V ice-Presiflent Mus. R. A. HILBORN MRS. V. P. ENLOE P. - T. A. The Parent - Teacher Association ...OF... WEST FULTON HIGH SCHOOL EXTENDS ITS GREETING ...TOTHE... CLASS OF 1947 Secretary Treasurer MRS. I. L. SHERMAN MR. E. S. I,UNsFoRn II6 KITCHENS BY DEI,-MAR Del-Mar Cabinet Co., Inc. 2865 GORDON RD, -04-.43 Q --,,,,,,f,,,,, 0 , ,vwfv S K 5 Miss Hamby SUGGESTS DELICIOIIS F OREMOST MILK AND ICE CREAM ON SALE IN YOUR SCHOOL CAFETERIA WA. 6508 125 ELLIS ST. 11 Q fffr:-:-::: -.-:::-y r- ........ - 1, I, AMherst 5421 E1 1 . ,' , Comphments I Brown,s Jewelry '. I of 81 Watch Repair Timed By the Watch Master Rate Machine I Center M6ih0diSt Cl'llll'Ch HARDIE L. BROWN 'I 'I 1' If REV. G. L. HICKMAN, Pastor 1434 Rankhead Ave., N. W. If ATLANTA, GA' ji WILLIAM O. RILEY, S. S. Supt. In :: - -:::::::::: - -3 Lx- ------A-AA------- :xv-:- :,,7 T.- .... - fi I C-3 I Center Hlu Shoe Shop I II EDWARD BRADLEY ..... President I I, ji 1' CHARLES TREADAWAY . . Vice-Preslklenz T. S. RODDY I II jt DORTHY HAMLETT . . . . Secretary 2344 Bankhead Highway :E MATHER MONROE . . . . Treasurer ,I MR. IC. C. PRICE . . . . Teacher I' fl ,xl 1L,:::::::::,,,,:- xx.-: UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF GEORGIA CENTER EVENING COLLEGE .IUNIOR COLLEGE IFou1' Yearj ITWO Yearj Many West Fulton High School Students Continue Their Education at the Center. Visit Us in Our New Million-Dollar Building. 24 IVY STREET, S. E. 118 ,Tr F,,,,, ,, ' l Curlee Dry Cleaners Hoover Motor and Shoe Repair Call for and Delivery Service 52 901 BANKHEAD AVE. HE. 9308 lncorporated ' o o o if o o o Fowler Furniture Co. 299 MARIETTA ST., N. W. 10447 Bankhead Avenue, N. W. We Live and Let Live ATLANTA, GEORGIA ,, 11 Wa. 1801 Bus. Ja. 7930-J li J 4, SECOND AND THIRD GENERATIONS I ARE REGULARLY ON OUR LIST OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS. Gold Shield Laundry-Cleaners -Q - L ....... A 119 Genuine Parts Co. East Side, West Side, All Around the Town . . .H ATLANTA WEST END BUCKHEAD EAST POINT The Largest Parts Wurehounse in the South fv-v-- ---- ---- ---------v 'I 'I 'I 'I I 1' Compliments of -- ll 'I 11 Gordon 81 Livingston fl l If 1325 GORDON RD., S. W. RA. IO73 'I 'I 71 'I L Compliments of -- Grove Park Bowling Center f ,.-,,.... 'I I If ' 1: Wrecker Service 'I 'I 'I Gilbert Daniel 'I QQ ONE STOP SERVICE STATION AND GARAGE QI COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE Q: 2683 Bankhead Highway 12 Be, 2458 Atlanta, Georgia 'I 'I I I I, ........... ---- --- ---: : Compliments of Howell C0011 Coal . . . Coml Weight . . . C0011 Service Corner Bolton Road and Main Streel, liiversicle PHONE BELMONT 9115 120 Grove Park Civic League Unity in the Community , Q9 We Congratulate You FUTURE CITIZENS And Solicit Your Support on the Betterment Of Your Community KX? J. LAMAR MILLS, SR. GEORGE T. JOHNSON President Vice-President C. D. MOBLEY A. B. KEITH Sec.-Treas. Asst. Sec.-Treas. 121 J. P. Stevens Engraving CO. 110 Peachtree Street, Atlanta WEDDING RECEPTION VISITING CARDS FINE STATIONERY ARTISTIC CREATIONS WITH FINE lVlATERIALS SAMPLES AND PRICES UPON REQUEST Established 18741 Richardson Radio and Appliance Reliable Radio Repairing l431L Bankheacl Ave., N. Wi. Atlanta, Ga. AMHERST 5421 -::::,,- ,-,-: :::.-::: 122 v- ---- Mr I I 1, Compliments of - Grove Park Pharmacy AM. 5757 : :::J Stanley S. Hudgins Groceries 901 MATIETTA ST., N. W. V ,,,, -- il? CUMPLIMENTS OF - Southern Dairies Seal Test Products ix' Speedway Service Station Marietta Road at Bolton G. C. Wilson, Owner Texaco Products DAY AND NIGHT Be. 1505 H. F. Buschman GRQCERIES 2012 HOLLYWOOD ROAD BE. 1655 Harold Huey USED CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD Wa. 3786 59 W. Peachtree Place fy F 4 4 4 Have Your Watches and Jewelry Repairecl ll M 'I is 1 lb .. . .. , 3 MALSRY JEWELRY SHOP ff 1980 RANKHEAD AM. 6564 EE EE The Varslty -,,:,,A 3 :ffe:-::::::--:ve-A:::.f-f:-f- we-.NT 4 FRESH FOOD I-Iood's Service Station I 614 HEMPIIILL AVE., N. W. 1 CURB SERVICE VErn0n 7321 4 Waco Pep Tiolene Motor UH ' Yellow Jacket Inn , , Toasted Hott Dogs Drinks 4 4 4 -: -,- 4 4, Af.-:: Edgar C. White, Sr. Walter L. Griswold. .lx White and Griswold Automotive Service PAINTING, REPAIRING, FENDER AND BODY WORK, TRUCK LETTERING 18 West Lake Ave., S. W. 241-Hour Wrecker Service Ra. 7474 Nite Be. 1573-.l ::::+--,-,-,-, J.-.-,-:.-- 12-1 COIVIPLIMENTS OF - J. H. TIDWELL L1-IS l,IbL TIDWL-LLL LAMAR qHARP0p 'rmwm o Tidwell Ice and Coal Company o Try Our Ice Cream and Malted Milk Q REL. 9186 BOLTON, GA Continuous Service for Over Nineteen Years 125 -, -,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,T, V v.,- - - :E 1E KRISPY KREME ' C ll DOUGHNUTS T' I mp mem of ' l Dijerent - Tasty - Satisfying 5 V Lf B' Bowles Grocery I ' Company I Krispy Kreme Doughnut Shop li ' '- RIVERSIDE 451 PONCE DE LEON AVE. VE. 921.1 If I 4 EE :E .- ,J g,.-::, ff , ,,,,7: V.-:- ., , 1 1, Remember, E I' Compliments of - in Atlanta D WS Newberry? 'E jg J. L. Johnston Meat Market J. Newberry Co. I ll MEATS AND POULTRY 9 -99-4 A Q7 gl-hrg TYlE:r:::iALL E ' Bolton and Marietta Rd. I A. A. HUBBLE, Manager .' Be. 9141 Be. 2557-J :::::: :::,,:,,- -,,- ,,,,fS fL:,,,,,,.,.,, :::,:::, ---Lu U, U -A V I S I T Castleberrfs Grill Owned and Operated by Joe and Paul Castleberry 2000 BANKHEAD HIGHWAY 126 ::::::':::: ::::,::: BEST WISHES Lena H. COX P.-T. A. Compliments of W Miller and Miller Label Co. l36VQ MARIETTA STREr:'r r Y-, ,.,, - - ---- - - , Il lr 'I Congratulations 'I ll to the I P SENIORS P from, , 'I'u1a Jou1:NAL1sM Cmss 'n 5, Lf:v :::3 :::-' - ffl- ffff- :-f:f:f:ff:::- ff 'C l Reeves Body Works :L Wrecker Service - W,l76CkCd Cars Rebuilt ' Fender and Paint Work QQ C. E. QJELLYJ Rmsvus I 1572 BANKHEAD HIGHWAY 12 Atlanta, ca. AM. 5415 :E 9:::r- J : A::- :::,.-.-: Grove Theater ' C. C. WELCH, Manager BOX OFFICE OPENS: Sunday, 2:30 P.M. Mon. through Fri., 2:45 P.M. Sat., 11 100 A.M. HlLvlllUl'lClilllIlt?Ill for llze Entire Frunilyw 127 '::: ::::- - :::::::::.-:::::::: .-::,7 A Ctlll1pllIllCIll5 of Center Hill i eliool fx-::.-::e ::: ::::::::- :::::,- A A 4 Congratulations to Tommy Bennett Compliments of - Troy B. Stone 'H9 BOULEVARD, S fIl7llgl?!IlllIll1iUIIS from --- T. W. Bobo, Sr. and ,less Walloll Villa Florist 81 Gift Shop Fln14,'cl'.S For 1fLv1'l'y' Uzrcrzlsifllz, Xumrnw 90 I- I! 120 'llENI'll 91' N If Atlanta, Un. fr: Compliments of Ledbetter Furniture 764 Marietta St., N. W. A'1'l,ANTA, GEORGIA Cornplimenls of . , . W. R. Edwards Shoe Shop GENERAL SHOE REPAHI BEST WISHES ...FIKOM... West Fulton Alunmi Association lVlARY M. BEARD fSponsorI g---- W U N I MEET ME AT THE 4 I I 'I II 'I 'I ..-- '-f. g nf' Mm ' .-.f1 - ' I ff . ' l ii : 'By 11 .4 W E 5 3 'Ql . .i?U7f 4, -.II - .I , emo NY.Pf-nhl. And Weall Have a Good Old-Fashionecl Bar-ll-Cue Oflice Residence Be. l576 Am. 2038 Ra. 2590 Aldredge General Supply Paints, Building zvzammz, Hardware 2620 Bankhead Highway, N. W. Anemia, Georgia Jim Atal-edge Bud A1111-edge 'I II I I 'I II ,W-Y., f-,- , - - - II 'I 1 I VVade Motor Company 399 Spring Sl., N. YV., Atlanta fl, Haj WA. 6720 f' Sales Alllh0I'lZPIl lVlC2llFI4 Svrvim I Cars Ford Trucks +I II 'I ,:,, ,-- -- f' C01n,plin1,enls of - -I I II Sam Adams Servicv Station II I I I: ll0I.'l'0N, GA. :I I 'I :I Service Station lCxlIl1Isivu I 'I II 'I b- - - Compliments of f- Hoyt uToon,' Seagraves SERVICE STATION Pure Oil l'rn1luclx Be. 9141 Bolton, Ga. Mid-Way Dry Cleaning Co. I.A11Nm:v SERVICE M. C. SASSER, Manager fle. l675 Compliments of --W W. H. Paris SECURITY FEEDS, SEEDS. PAINT ,wo HARDVVARE Be. 2365 Bolton, Ca. Compliments of . . Simpson Lumber Company Buillling Supplies AM. 6734- RAYMOND 9214 Thomas A. Barden's Service Station Wasiling-Lubrication-Waxing-lfecnppiug Tires-Tubes-Ba.lleries-Acf-esso1'iw,v IC-50 BANKHEAD AVIS.. N. W. Atlanta, Ca. Bostitch - Atlanta, Inc. Faszens It Better and Faster with Wire All Types of Staples Applied by Machines All Types of Machines for Applying Staples HARRY and Tom HEARN SALES DEPT. 256 Spring St., N. W. MAin 3752 A'fl.ANTA 3, GA. Compliments of . . Chilclis Hardware Electric Appliance Co. l660 Bunklaeaml Avenue, N. W. 6 we :awful fo i-am Ifs mm ff. gl I Lg, L z Z I I we will get ilf, SE IOR PLAY NBOTTOMS UP', April 18, 1947 CAST GEORGE HARPER+A Soda Jerk. 4 .... ..... B illy Camp BILLY DRAKE-President of Beta Chi - - . . Luthaniel Dunaway HBULGEU DooLITTLE----His Friend --'-- - - . Tom Gurley MISS CARTWRIGHTTThC Dean's Secretary . - . . Marian Thomus LINDA HOWARD f--- The Campus Queen ----- ---- A nne Bragg DOTTY WILSON-A 'lDumb Dora --..-. - - Iuequeline Clark CONNIE BIsHoPfEditor of the Scandal Sheet - - - - . Sara Buckner BETTY WAEREN-The Dean's Niece ...... .... M arie Freeman DIXIE LEA-Strictly from Dixie ---4--, - . Bobbie lean Tarpley DEAN PAGE-Dean of Student Affairs - A --.-- Pal Nelson ALGERNON HIcoENs--The Brain - . - . - Harold Smith JULIA EDWARDS-'A Co-ed- - . . Betty Burdetle KATE ADAMS--A Co-ed - . . . . . Edna Smith ALICE LANE ---- A Co-ed - - A --.. . A . . . . - . .----.- Colleen Gibson HECTOR' -A Fresh Freshman -.---'.-- ------ - --------- - Bobby Kun STUDENTS -At the Prom: ---. Belly Davis, Grrlrmlv Bawru, Elaine Smith, lack Yeuger, jimmy Morris PR0Mp-rER5 ....... ................... C urolyn Barker, Helen Estes PROPERTIES AND STAGE . . .... . . . . . . Sum Daniel, Hilda White, Betty Io Snylor SCENERY ,... .... ........... M r . A. N. Reinhold TICKETS AND PUBLICITY' . ................ . .... Mrs. Polly Evans DIRECTOR .......................... ..... M iss Mary M. Beard Produced by special arrangement with The Northwestern Press, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 0' Compliments of BETTY JONES . President SARAH DANIEL . Vice-Presidem MILDRED SHIPP . Secretary MARIE FREEMAN . Treasurer MISS MARY M. BEARD . . Faculty Adviser I31 37 live! f 5 Cl' if C M + C5533 X? 4 M , Qw xy ,iff wwf fifwd T gag My Nnotlner dnnaal T 011 HIGHTOVVER Swmo l 3815 WHITEHALL ST., S.W. 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