Westminster Schools Atlanta - Lynx Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1953 volume:

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' p. .... Mm THE NEW , ,,, ,,, , 4 , , ,,,v,....f- , . ,,. M 'Q ,A L ' V 2 And yet, just as we grow older in years and find we must build new character, we find also that as our school grows in size we must build new class- rooms. It is with warm pride that we have watched the framework go up, but it is not without sorrowg for we know that these are buildings which are no part of our own memories-but they hold a very real place in our dreams. May the future bless these buildings so that they may represent the same quali- ties our old buildings have because of the people who shall pass through their doors. It . -qv--www-sv vt-vw ' I Buildings must be constructed on secure foundations, they must be erected with a principle in mind, and they must possess the qualities of beauty and proportion-even so must lives be built. There are many requisites for build- ing lives, but the most important is the influence of people. Our lives will follow your blueprints, Miss Pharrg and so we have chosen to dedicate our annual, the Napfoniana '53, to you. They go to the forest for palm or pine, the stuff for the humbler homesg The mountain gives up its valued gifts for the stately spires and domes, But whether they work with marble or sod, The builder is hand in hand with God. 6 DEDIICATIION FOREWORD . . . . And so we have chosen Building as our theme this year. We are indeed erecting new buildings, but we should like to think too that we are building in character, in leadership, in ability, and in spiritual developmentg for these qualities have always been a very real part of our school and our lives. We should like to keep before us the ideal upon which Naps was built and on which the new Westminster is founded. MARY LOUISE COFER Editor Why build there cities glorious if man unbuilded goer? In min we build the world unlerr the builder alfa groan. 8 ADNUINIISTRATJIUN amd FACULTY When we mean to build, ' 1 We first survey the plot, rhen draw the model, And when we see the figure of the house, Then 9 we must rare the cost of the erection. DR. VERNON BROYLES, JR. Cbczfrnzml Office Smff DR. MR MR MR BQARD OF TRUSTEES R. MCFERRAN CROWE MR. FRITZ ORR . LAWRENCE KENT .RALPH HUIE . HAL SMITH MIIS. J. C. MAI.CJNE MRS. SPENCER W. BOYD MR. C. T. GREER MR. W. D. ELLIS MR. JACK F. GLENN DR. PAUL F. BROWN MR. MALON COURTS MR. BYRON BROOKS MR. JULIUS SCOTT DR. T. D. M1LLER DR. J. R. MCCAIN MRS. GEORGE HOYT MR. VVELBORN CODY MIRS. JAMES FRASER Mrs, Helen G. Wagner, TveaJ1zfer,' Mrs. S. W. Kenan, Secremfy to the l'zamfer1I Mrs Mary Sullivan, S'erretar1 to Ike Prinrifmf. 10 He bztilded better than be knew, The comciozzr .rtone to beauty grew. DR. WILLIAM PRESSLY Pfrefident ENGLISH A.B., Princeton Universityg A.M., Harvard Universityg Lirt.D., Washington and Lee University. 2 Miss ALICE P. RIVERS Q Principal BIBLE 5 ,g:,. I ,b Es., Winthrop Collegeg M.A., Emory Um. A' N' fq DX U I versityg Graduate Training, School for Chris- XSP !'j tian Workers, New York Cityg Columbia ' g University. ' x I i f1N- X MISS EMMA GREGG MISS ETHEL PHARR MISS EDITH SAYRE MRS. RICHARD R. JUBY Hirzory, Civirr Englirb French and Spafzirly Biology. Science. Chemistry B.A., Goucher Collegeg M.A., B.A., Bessie Tift Collegeg Sum- A.B., Marshall Collegeg M.A., B.S., University of Tampag Columbia Universityg Oxford mer Studyg Emory Universityg Columbia University. Summer Study. University, England. Columbia University. MRS. REBECCA N. MOORE Latin and Mythology Graduate LaGrange Collegeg Summer Study, Columbia University. MRS. DONALD S. DEFORD Miss BELVA MORSE MRS. W. JAY KENNEDY Burinerr Training Bible Mathematic! Crichton's Business College BA., Queen's College. A.B., Erskine Collegeg B.S., Central State College of Okla- homag Summer Study, Pea- body Collegeg University of Georgiag Emory University. MRS. WM. A. BUGG Miss LELIA JERNIGAN Librarian. jnurnalirm Mathemalicr B.A., Wesleyan Collegeg Bach- B.P.H., M.A., Emory Univer- elor Library Science Degree, sityg Summer Study, Peabody, Emory University. Columbia University. MRS. J. M. GODARD English, Dramalicr A.B., Duke Universityg Gradu- ate Work, Dukeg University of North Carolinag Emory University. MISS CONSTANCE MYNATT Director of Ployfical Education B.S., Carson-Newmang M.S., University of Tennessee: Graduate Work, University of Michigan. MISS NANCY LANE EMANUELINA PIZZUTO I-Iirlory 1Mrs. Chappell Whitej Barkelball Coach Head of Music Department A.B., Florida State University. Student of Gaby and Robert Casadesus. CLASSES f I A N, Stl 4 5 Q l 4 . 74.8. , 4 I + l 'AO , 1 6 Q O:,. '..xv,J I- -f iQ 's' 4 1 4 , .if 43 V l'l 0 1 gg lb ,--ff' , 1 gf As the marsh-hen secretly builds on the watery sod, Behold! I will build me a nest on the greatness of God. 14 SJENIORS MARY VONDERLEHR, Prexident Second Semextery SANDRA PAUL, Prexident Fin! Semevter Each if given a bag of toolr, A shupelen man, A book of rulefg And each mm: build, Ere life if flown, A Jtumbling block Or a frepping-none. 'W 22 Roszi N1ARlli N1zw'roN. Tremurw' NORMA PRATER, Secremfy CLAIRE WIEN MARCIA HIATT, Treaszf1'er.' NORMA PRATIER. Vice P7'6,fiff6l1l.' HOBBY MILLS, Secretary, Vice President. ,,..-s 1- ..,...l.J .T I i.,l,. JOANNE BENNETT AMELIA BERRY IMADGE BLACK JOANN E BENNETT A lithe figure full of charm and laughter is our jo. A member of our engaged and lovely set, she keeps us laughing whether in Senior Hall or out to lunch. We had her as a member of our class for only a year, but it was long enough to know and love her well. So long, Jo, we'll never forget you. Slnalent Connell CZJ, Honor Connell CZD, Clan V. Prerlclenzr CZJ, Annnal Reprefentatioe CZD, Glee Clnb CZD. AMELIA BERRY She was our fashion-plate and clown rolled into one. Knowing her was like being with Adrian and Touchstone at the same time. She is a real trouper, whether in a Cecelian performance or taking a trip with the basketball team. We'll be with you, Mo-Mo, wherever you are. Cla. s'.s' Sec. Clj, Clzzu Treat. Clj, Clary Prer. CZJ, Clan Annnal Photographer CZJ, Bihle Club Cl, 29, Mardi Graf Duke Cll, Rahzfn Gap Gzfilcl Cl, 2, 55, Sec.-Treat. C5J, School Real Croft Reprefenlatire C 3 J, Glee Clnh CBJ, Tattler Bnxinen Staff CSD, Cecellanx C4j, V. Premlent CM, Heralcl C4J. MADGE BLACK We'll hear her name and remember her as one who excels in everything. We'll see her on the basket- ball court, sinking goals with the ease of a star. We'll think of her presiding over chapel, giving an- nouncements with clear efficiency, and then we'll re- member her for just herself-in Senior Hall, the gym, or sauntering from class to class, never hurried, never disturbed. But above all, we'll remember her as our friend. We'll be Watching you, Madge, and we know y0u'1l succeed. Varfizy Member Cl, 2, 3, 4 J, Annzml Repreyerztatizfe KID, Rabzzrz Gap Cl, 29, Mardi Graf Duke 125, Bible Club Cl, 2, 39, Tattler Staff CZJ, Clan Prey. 129, Editor Tartler 639, Cecelimzf 63, 41, V. Prey. Atbfezic Afm, 15, 47, Student Body Prey. 14 7, Horzm' COIl1ZCfl 441. 19 -gf-'Y --v -Y, 'f wr- --- .,,. . ALBERTA BREWER ALBERTA BREWER In this petite figure lies boundless energy. Almost everywhere we glance there is a curly head bobbing up and down. Words tumble forth, falling over each other, when she speaks, and her sly, little grin and pixie face are always a welcome sight. Alberta, we love you for all that you've meant to us. Clair V. Pfrer. CZJ, Rabun Gap fl, 2, 35, Spanish Club 145, Bible Club 645, Prerlzlent C4D, Clan Bas- ketball 141. 20 MARY LOUISE COFER GLORIA BRYANT GLORIA BRYANT Long brown curls, dark eyes, and a sort of Southern drawl are but a few of the lovely features of Gloria. She makes us think of a gentle breeze with her sweet and graceful ways, but even as a breeze often becomes suddenly playful, so does she. When mischief is stir- ring, you can usually find her right in the middle of it. Perhaps we'll remember her best as Beth in Little Women, but at any rate we won't forget her. We'll miss you, Glo. May the road ahead bring you happiness and success. Clair Treat. CID, Glee Club Cl D, Rabun Gap Cl, ZD, Clair Barketball Cl,2D, Tattler Stajjf CSD, Cecelianr Cl, 2, 5, 4D, Annual Art Editor C4D. MARY LOUISE COFER Mary Louise's beauty is not just skin deep, for her unselfish service, naturalness, and humility all com- bine to make her the very spirit of Naps. With an ability and willingness to do anything and every- thing, she can always be found working for the bene- fit of her class and her school. In complete modesty she thinks always of others. There'll always be a special corner in our hearts just for you,-Mary Louise, which no one else can ever fill. Student Body Treat. CID, Clan Prer. CID, Rabun Gap CID, D. Partridge Cup ClD, Bible Club Cl, 2, 4D, Sec. Student Body CZD, Cecelianr C2, 3, 4D, Clan V. Prer. C3D, Glee Club C3, 4D, Varrity Cl, 2, 3, 4D, Captain CSD, G. Neal Cup C3D, Frencb Club C4D, Prer. C4D, Pi Sigma Kappa C4D, Quill and Scroll C4D, Editor Annual C4D. CAROLYN DORRIS Beneath a solemn face lies a keen mind and in- terest that likes to pretend it doesn't exist. Some- times is creeps out in spite of itself, and we see Carolyn-always genuinely interested in what you have to say, unaffected and candid-a constant friend. These are the things that have made you so dear to us, Carolyn, and you should know that our thoughts will be with you wherever you may go. Red Croft Clan Reprereulatiue 11, 25, Rubun Gap 11, 25, Glee Club 12, 45, Clam Burbetbull 135, Tat- tler Slug 13, 45, Bible Club 145, Splmlrb Club 145. JEANNINE FRAPART Jeannine is truly a favorite in our class. Though her expression is one of complete confusion, we are sure that she is really capable and a fun-to-be-with person, especially when fraternity house skipping. Her deep, dark eyes reflect the fun that she has shared during her years at Westminster. Her first love is Cecelians, and we will never cease to admire her character portrayals in plays. We'll never worry about your success in life, Nini! You're hard to beat! Clan Treat. 11, 25, B. Team 11, 25, Cupl. 125, Clan Burketbull 11, 2, 35, Cecellum 12, 3, 45, Prey. 145, Tattler Stujj' 12, 35, Rubuu Gap 135, Bible Club 13, 45, Clan Sec. 135, Glee Club 145, Vurfily 13, 45, McKinun Cup 135. PATSY GREEN Hair of gold, eyes of bluef- which brings to mind our lovely Patty Ann. She's loved by all for her charming smile and friendly actions. Although quiet at times, Patsy is recognized for her undying CAROLYN DORRIS JEANNINE FRAPART PATSY GREEN loyalty to the school-and also to Sigma Chi, we might add. Our good wishes go with you, Patsy, wherever the path of life may lead you. We think you're tops! May Day Maia! Clk, Clam Treat, Cl, 25, Bible Club il, 2, 53, Tram. fl, 2J,Rab11n Gap fl, 2, SJ, Rcvf C1'0.f.l' Repr'e,rc1mzIiz'c 439, jlmior fVlm'.rb:1I 137, SHERRY HAMPTON EEDEELOVE HENDERSON SHERRY HAMPTON To have missed knowing Sherry would have been a disaster. Throughout her years at Westminster, she has never ceased to make friends. Her talents are unlimited, and you never know in which fraternity house she'll pop up next. Her laughter rings as clear as a bell, but sometimes she becomes calm and serene, quite befitting her sophisticated qualities. 'Bye now, Sliag we'll keep and really treasure mem- ories of our high school days with you. Clair Treat. 135, Bible Club 155, V. Pref. 135, Ce- celiam 13, 45, Clam Barketball 155, Cheerleader 15, 45, Captain 145, Leading Lady Mardi Graf 155, Athletic Ann. 145. MARCIA HIATT EEDEELOVE HENDERSON As our Senior year approached, a bundle of joy rejoined us. We were glad to have her. Remember her standing in Senior Hall, graceful and willowy, inviting us to warm ourselves by the stove? Gracious and popular, she rewon our hearts, and the year's ab- sence seemed to fade. Yes, we're glad she came back. We wish you exactly what you deserve, Eedee- happiness, friends and, naturally, the best of every- thing. Glee Clab 12, 45, Pfef. 125, Rabzm Gap 125, Sec- retary 125, Tattler Staff 125, B-Team Barkelball 125, Cla. s'.r Barketball 12, 45, Atblelic A. l'.s' 11. 145, Citizembip Committee C4J, Spanirb Club C4j, V. Prey. 145, Cecelianr C41 MARCIA HIATT She came to us quietly and unobtrusively-years ago. We will remember the dark, sparkling eyes and the poised manner which has endeared her to every- one. Hers is a serenity that is contagious. Yet she has an amazing capacity for work, managing all her activities in quiet elliciency. Even though we did have to fight the Civil War with you, Marcia, it was fun. You hold a place in our memories which is one of the brightest. Bible Club Cl, 2, 3, 49, Rabfm Gap Cl, 2, 35, Glee Club CS, 4D, Clair Treat. 63, 42, Spanirb Clzfb Q4j, Rell Crorr Reprerefzlatlve C4J. 70 ROXIE JONES It wasn't until her Junior year that Roxie came to Westminster, but she soon made a place for her- self. From Jasper, Georgia, she moved into the B.D., and life over there has been more fun ever since. We quickly found in her the efliciency and determi- nation which make her such a capable leader, and the sports ability which keeps us cheering for her on the bastketball court. We'll go on cheering for you, too, Roxie, for we know you'll win in whatever you do. Student Council 13, 45, Student Body V. Prer. 155, Honor Council 135, Glee Club 13, 45, V. Prer. 155, Varrlty Manager 135, Clan Barbetball Coach 145, Clair Basketball Capt. 135, Member Varrity 145, Prer, Atbletic Ann. 145, Spanish Club 145. HELENE MEWBORN Who can pierce our blackest moods and make us laugh with her joking and merry manner? Whose blond curls are forever in motion reminding us of a sunbeam dancing on the breeze? None other than Helene, of course, always looking for and finding the silver lining of life. Beneath her cloak of happiness, we find the dependability, the intelligence, and the unsellishness which have made her our leader and our friend. f Go on smiling, Louella, and the world will always smile back. Student Body Treat. 115, Annual Pbotograpber 115, Tattler Staff 115, Student Body Sec. 125, Rabun Gap 11, 25, Annual Reprerentatioe 125, Clair Pres. 155. Roxlla JONES MARY HOBBY MILLS HELENE MEWBORN Ant. Bnrinerr Mgr. 135, Frencb Club 145, Bible Club 145, Glee Club 15, 45, Pi Sigma Kappa 145, Quill and Scroll 145, Cecelianr 145, Varrily 11, 2, 5, 45, Captain 145, Atbletic Affn. 145, Burinery Mgr. 145. MARY HOBBY MILLS Here is a girl with the biggest, bluest eyes you've ever seen. Trust and sincerity shine through their blueness like the glow of a tiny candle. If you look closely, you will also sec dancing there the spark of mischief and gaiety which make her so much fun. We've known you for only a year, Hobbyg but y0u've found 21 place in our hearts which will last forever. Claiir Sec. 145, Bible Club 145, Clan Barketball 145, Captain 145, Leading Lacly Mardi Graf 145. 1 a l MARY MARGARET Moouv Rosa MARIE NEWTON SANDY PAUL MARY MARGARET MOODY You hear a drawled Where y'all goin'? , and without even turning around you know it's Mary Margaret. We've often wondered how someone with her slow speech can have such quick wit. With her eyes sparkling behind those adorable plaid glasses, she keeps us chuckling with her humorous comments and good nature. We're glad you came, Peggy, you added that extra touch that made our class complete. Bible Club C45, Glee Club C45, Publicity Commit- tee C45, Heralcl Manli Graf C45. ROSE MARIE NEWTON With her laughing eyes and her twinkling smile, Rose Marie has been the very spirit of the class. Noted for her dress designing and making, she pos- sesses that rare quality of craftsmanship that all of us admire. Her traits do not stop with those, how- ever, as she is an accomplished pianist. Cheerleading adds a touch of gaiety to Rose Marie, and she yells with all her noted vivacious spirit. Herels to you, R. M., and don't eat too much corn-on-the-cob. Glee Clab 12, 3, 45, Sec. C35, Clan Basketball C35, Cbeerleadei' CS, 45, Captain C45, Atbletic Arm. C45, Raban Gap CZ, 55, Clary Treat. C45, Spanirb Clab 645, Sec, 145. 28 SANDRA PAUL Who can help being happy when Sandys around? Always full of fun and laughs, she makes everything around her shine. The memory of her hilarious com- ments will be with us long after our high school days are over. But all is not play with this pretty senior. With dependability, poise, and rare leadership, she has guided our class safely through many a crisis. We'll never forget you, Sandy, and we'll remember the wonderful friend you've been. See you in the firelight. Tattler Suzy 619, Glcc Club 6l9, Club i'.s' Tfcur. 6 19, Clu. n'.1' Pwr. 6l9, Claus Burleellfull 61, 2, 3, 49, Cc'- cclium 6l, 2, 3, 49, Treur, 629, Sec. 639, V. Prw. 649, Annual Af! Eclilw' 639, Clu.r.r V. Prey. 639, Clurr Sec. 639, Muwli Graf Duke 639, Muy Court 639, Rulaun Gap 61, 2, 39, V. Pref. 639, Mun!! Gmv M, C. 649, Social Council 649, Amzual Lilwfury Bali! tm' 649, Frefzfb Club 649, Bible Club 61, 49, Clam' Prey. 649, Honor Council 649. NORMA PRATER Could we ever really say enough about Norma? Has anyone ever had quite so ideal an interpretation of life? Few people have been as complete as is our Norma in every way, whether it is to answer a French question or just to give encouragement. You have endeared yourself to us, Sweet, with all your radiant qualities, and we know the best of things in life-friendships, honors, and love-will be yours, because you deserve the best. Raban Gap 113, B. Team 11, 23, Clayy V. Prey. 11, 2, 43, Bible Club 12, 5, 43, French Medal 133, Hiy- lory Medal 133, Clary Bayhetball 11, 2, 5, 43, Var- yity 143, Ceceliany 143, Clayy Sec. 143, French Clab 143, V. Prey. 143, Pi Sigma Kappa 143, Prey, 143, Honor Council 143, Ayyt. Literary Editor 143. ROSALYN RENFROE The girl of our dreams is the sweetest girl of all the girls we know. The only fault we find with her is that she didn't come to us sooner. With laughing eyes and vivacious manner, she is always ready to add enjoyment for all. You'll always be in our thoughts, Roz. Be good, stay sweet, and never forget us. We'll be thinking of you in the years ahead. Entered from Grady High School 52. MARY ANNE ROUNTREE When people look at pretty, dark-haired Mary Anne, they don't stop with one glance, her special sweet charm has captured the hearts of everyone. In addition to her beauty, she might well be called mischievous as she keeps things popping constantly, never having to be prodded with a rod. We will remember you to the Sigs-if you promise to stay exactly as you are now. We love you, M. A., and may life bestow much happiness upon you. NORMA PRATER ROSALYN RENFROE MARY ANNE ROUNTREE Leading Lady Mardi Graf UD, May Coart GD, Raban Gap CSD, Tatrler Staff CED, Red Cron Council GJ, Glee Club 142. 31 MARGARET SCHILLING ANNETTE SMITH MARY VONDERLEHR MARGARET SCI-IILLING Margaret didn'r join our class until this year, but it wasn't long before we knew we had gained a true friend. She quickly endeared herself to all of us with her sincerity and enthusiasm for our school life. Per- haps that enthusiasm showed most when Margaret wore the green and white of our cheerleaders and encouraged the team to victory. Always be your own natural self, Margaret, and friendships will follow you wherever you go. Cheerleader C4J. Entered from Grady High School '52. ANNETTE SMITH As we glance over the Seniors, one in particular we notice because of her radiant eyes and sparkling l 32 smile-Annette Smith, a girl who can make you feel your troubles are light and not to be worried about. Always ready to go out to lunch -and fun to go with-she has embedded herself and her charming ways into the hearts of all. Remember the Cecelians, Ann, and you know we'll always remember you. Rahun Gap CSD, Ceceliam C3, 45, French Cluh 145, Glee Clrrh 141, Clan Bdrhethdll C4D. MARY VONDERLEHR Bouncing blond curls and soft brown eyes could be descriptive only of Mary. Whether in blue jeans working frantically on Mardi Gras, or in a suit for a tea, she always gives the impression of cool fresh- ness and beauty. Sometimes she is like a little girl, vivacious and full of fun, and yet we see her conduct- ing class meetings in sophisticated efficiency. Such is our Mary. May you find success and happiness, Marry, in all you do. May Cozm CU, Leading Lady Mardi Graf CID, Clan Baiketball C 1, 25, Raban Gap Cl, 2, 35, Tatrler Stag 155, Glee Club C5, 4D, Spanifla Club C4D, Clan Prey. 445. CLAIRE WIEN GAIL WOOD JEAN WRIGHT CLAIRE WIEN Here is a little Dresden China Doll who can walk, talk, and even dance very gracefully. She smiles quite charmingly-the carefree smile of a little girl. Some- times she studies very hard and speaks most seriously, but most of the time she is carefree-off to a party in a flurry of skirts. To us, Claire, you are what every doll is-some- thing to cherish and love. French Cluh C25, Sec. KZ5, Glee Club Q2, 3, 45, Clay: V. Pref. C45, Pi Sigma Kappa 145, Honor Council C45, Cecelianr C3, 45, Prer. C45. GAIL WOOD We can always depend on Gail to get everything accomplished in her own sweet way. Her willingness to help makes her our first thought for any task. Cheerfully she moves among us like a ray of sunshine, her gaiety and Southern charm casting a warm spell on all who know her. We'll always remember the pleasure you brought us, Gail, and we hope the world will bring just as much to you. Glee Cluh C453 Entered from Loganville High School '52, JEAN WRIGHT We've heard that good things come in small pack- ages, and we believe it. Our lovely, petite Jean is all the proof we could possibly need, for her small stature does not prevent her from taking a big part in things. 34 Witli her blond hair shining and a sparkle in her eye, she automatically draws people to her. Her daintiness and perpetual happiness charm all who know her. May the sunshine which you have brought to us, jean, light the pathway of your life. Clair Treuf. CU, Bible Club Ill, Clary Sec, UDP, Rabmz Gap Cl, 2, 35, Tattler Staj OD, Student Body V. Prey. 147, Spanirb Club f4D, Pref. 443, Cbeerleader 142. Therefore, when we build, let us think that we build forever Sf' 37 T.. u A ' Q i ', iu -Ta' K . QLQQEWWLE , 95,51 'L QL. ,W BETH TURK. V. Prey: JANE WHITEHEAD, Sec.,' MAXINE MORRIS, Treaf. J MARY SUE THOMPSON. Ser.: CAROLE BROCKEY. V. Prex.: NANCY BREWER Treax. 38 :I m f 1 Q Sm A T MARY ANN ANDERSON CAROL BOWERS NANCY BREWER CAROL BROCKEY GAYLE BROOKS ANNE BROWN DOROTHY BROWN W I X ' L' l 5 JEANNE COLLINS DIANE DAILY 39 MAIKTY DAVENPORT PATSY FELLOWS ix BETH HOLDER ANNE IVY BOBBY LOU JARRETT MIRIAM JON ES DEBBY KNOX SHIRLEY LINCH SHEILA MANNING GAY MII.I.ER MAXINE MORRIS MURROW MORRIS JEAN MACDONALD Q I 5 I BETTY ROUTSOS 41 BARBARA THOMPSON MARY SUE THOMPSON JEAN VAUGHAN JANE WHITEHEAD 42 NICKETTI TILLERY BETH TURK DELI. WILLIAMS GAIL YOUNGBLOOD SOPHUMORES XVisd0m has built her houscg Sho has set up her seven pillars ' l 1553 R 4 'Q ' Y: LOUISE ESTES. Pre5in'ent Firxt 5'e111e.rter,' JANE ALFORD, Prexizlcwl Sermlrf Se112e.rIer'. 43 DIANE POPE. Treafurer: JENNY COEER. Sefrezm-yy ANNE THOMPSON. Vine Pffexirfenf. A 5J Y- DIANE POPE. 7're,1,r1m1v.- BETSY SOJOURNER. Vive4l're.rideu1,- POLLY ORR, Serrelary 44 JANE ALFORD HELEN BALTZELL HELEN BROOKS SALLY BEATTIE GAEA BOWERS L 'Q .L Q JEAN CARTER RENATE BRUECKMANN BUNNIE CHAMBERS JENNY COFER WILLIE DANIEL LINDA DODD LIBBY GAY SONIA GOOGE BOOTSIE GRIFFIN CHRISTIE GASKINS MARTHA HARDEMAN ANN FULLER NINA HOPKINS LOUISE ESTES JOAN LOFTIS JANE MARCHMAN NANCY MASON DEENIE MLKEEVER ALICIA MCNAIR LYNN MEREDITH PEGGY MILLER GAIL MINNICH SALLIE MURPHEY MARY LEE NUNNALLY 47 POLLY ORR ELLEN PENISTON MARTHA POER DIANE POPE BETSY SOJOURNER ANN THOMPSON rv- max- MARY ELIZABETH WATSON 5 f f f X 2 4 ' '4Wa,w I W FN Fx STILES YOUNG 48 MARGARET POWELL FRANCES WILLIS PRESHMEN ANNE LESTER. Prerident Fin! Semerterg SARAH ALLEN, Pre.ria1'e11t Second Semerter. Q I WQ 4 Heaven is not reached by a single boundg But we must build the ladder by which we rise From the lowly earth to the vaulted skies, And we mount to its summit round by round. 49 ANN PITMAN, Ser-remry: ALICE PATTERSON. 7'renmrw-.- JOAN GARDNER. Vive I'fexi1lw1t. ALICE PATTERSON. T1-ea,r1ner.' CAROL BRHMAN. Vice Presiflem- ANN PITMAN SeL'r'eta1Q1'. 50 SARAH ALLEN JANE ANDERSON KAY BILLINGSLEY LANE BRADBURY CAROL BREMAN LE? LYN BROWN LILA FAY DoBBs NANCY DURLAND GINNY GAINES JOAN GARDNER 52 DOTTIE HARDEMAN MARGARET HENDERSON FRANCES JACKSON ANN LESTER ALICE PATTERSON 53 ANN PITMAN CAROLYN ROSENBAUM ii' A IIN-L11-L' QQ: L A Lf Qi 1- fi 'S f O 'X ft 'ip' QQ f 0 ' 1 .Ln 1 , , A YA ' fil l 1 'l',- -',,.,4. 54 JILL STALLINGS TONY WIEN MARY NEEL WHITMAN SUBAFRESHIMIEN Light, God's eldest daughter, Is the principal beauty in building HELEN HALLUM, l're.riden1. 55 1 D!ANli ISON, TlAEd.YllfE7',' PAM PATTERSON. Sez're1mjJ'.' MARSHA HILL, Vife Preiizferzl. .-...- .lx DIANE ISON. Vife-l'rwiflw11.' CAROL RAYMUN. .Yvw-e1my,- NANCY BROOKS. TI'8d.fIl fe r. BARci1.AY ADAMS JOISE ANDERSON MAR JORIE ARWOOD NAN GRAY ATKINS JANE BAXLEY NANCY BEERS BENA BROYLES NANCY BROOKS RENA CHAMBERS MARITA CHILTON JO-BETTY CLARK WYNN CONARD MARY ADAIR DORSEY CAROL HERRMAN 57 MAIISHA HILI. FRANCES HOLIDAY HELEN HALLLIM MARY HOPKINS CAROL GREGORY NANCY HLIEF NCJRMA IVEY DIANE ISON ROSALYN KEMPTON DONNA KICHLINE NANCY LAIRD LIBBY LASSETTER LOUISE LOOMIS 5 . I DCJIICIAS MCIDONAl.D AIOSHPHINIQ MIl.I.Eli PATSY ANN MOORE MARY FENTON OTTLIEY PAM PATTERSON ANNE PEARCE MARION PHILLIPS NANIZY PIIZKERING L CAROL RAYMOND ELLEN SHUTZE MARGARET POER SUSANNAH RANKIN CLAIBORNE SMITH LAURA SMITH MARGARET STOREY WINIFRED STOREY PENNY REINSIIH MAXINE WELLBORN SUSAN WHITE GRACE WOODS CAROL YOUNG ELEANOR WARREN 60 THE EOARDTNCG DEEARTMEN T Mary Margaret Moody, Roxy jones, Jean Vaughn, Barbara Thompson. Gail Wooil, Mary l-lobby Mills, and Sherry Hampton, . T l S .lane Alford, Martha l-lzlrdcman, xlill Stallings, Niclietti Tillcry, Anne lvy, Dottie l-lartleman, Libby Lassettcr, Dorothy Brown. Alcan McDonald. Jeanne Collins, Renate Brueckmann, Christie Gaskins I not picturetll G1 5 -z Al f. ': b I WESTMINSTER SCHOOL POR BOYS '-T'L?'-' i POREWORD Three things are to be looked for in a building: that it stand on the rightispotg that it be securely foundedg and that it successfully executed. The boys' editorial board feels this quotation applies to our school lifeg ,therefore it has been chosen for our theme. , Westminster rightly puts first things first. Belief in basic Christianity keeps the stu- dent on the right place spiritually because Christian life at Westminsterhis thorough. Daily devotional in classes, Bible courses in each grade, a religious emphasis week-all 'these show Westminster is built on the right spot. A secure foundation is realized through careful instruction and thorough study habits. The faculty feels that adequate college preparation isgbased on day by day application to the tasks of scholarship at hand. In mastering each new demand the student will also develop a sense of responsibility necessary to a good foundation. - In order to execute successfully the development of the student's character, three main phases are followed. First, the student has the ability to think for himself. Next, West- minster has activities that encourage responsible relaxation. Thirdz Westminster's athletic program encourages both team spirit and individual accomplishment in the realm of sports. A 5 ' Our theme for the Westminster Boys' School successfully summarizes the program followed for the development of the student's character. 64 , v-+1-v--rv 1--------- -- v- -- if --f-vw, ,J Y .Y , , T Yi A ' -rw -ff kv THE WESTMINSTER SCHOOL FOR BOYS FACULTY MR. DONN GAEBBLEIN MR. JAMES PATION English Science V v I i 1 MR. CHARLES WHITWORTH MR. SUMMER WILLIAMS-,V Matbemalicx Matbemalzcf MR. LEE WILSON Bible 3' W i MR. L. P. WILSON Latin ,md Bible MR. EMMETT WRIGHT 65 Hiftory CLASSES SOPHUMORES Seated. left to right: Ramsey, Sams, Thompson, Ison, Hurt, Furlow, Conklin .... Slazzdiflgf Worley Bugg, Turpin, Bates, Hay, Owens, Broyles. QLAOI I f FRESHMEN For better teaching and a freer class atmosphere, the ninth grade is divided into two sections. Seated, left to right: Fonville, McCormack, Shepherd, McCart, Matthews, Pearce, Hall, Collins .... Standing: Rooker, Roberts, Rains, Ford, Fisch, Player, McCallie, Warren, Stephenson, Rainey. Sealed, left to right: Thompson, Austin, Neely, Maier, Wardlaw, McCullough, Tuller, Roberts. Standing: Alston, Cooledge, Howell, Davis, Henderson, Lowance, Allen. 67 TI-IIE EIGII-ITI-I GRADE AS THE FRESHMAN CLASS IS DIVIDED, SO IS THE EIGHTH GRADE. Seated, left to right: Brewster, Shepherd, Sibley, Robinson, Stevens, Matthews, Whitner, Davis .... Shmzz'1ng.' Maddox, Grant, Dorris, Sparks, Carter, Hull, Healey, Padgett, Calvert. 41. 4. ..- Sealed, lefl 10 right: Kennedy, McCorkle, Cathcart, Duncan, Wilson, Ballance, McGaughy, Olsen. . . . Standing: Ridley, Byrd, Dolvin, Lanier, Hopkins, Prewett, Carr, Beveridge. Absent from pic- ture: Frank Robinson. 68. mg- 1-g-nqgr - -,mrqgqqrrrpq--n'.r --- -- -' -iq A C T ll V all T ll ll-3 S THE HONOR COUNCTJL .1 A great deal of pride is associated with the Honor Council at The Westminster School for Boys for two main reasons. First, the Council, though in effect less than a year, has achieved that position that allows the students to take examinations and quizzes without proctoring. The second reason is the fact that the Council is an organization made up completely of students who are chosen by the student body. There is at least one member of the faculty present at each business meeting and hearing, but they serve only in an advisory capacity. This advisor is either Mr. S. M. Williams or Dr. W. L. Pressly. The above use of the word hearing is not in the strictest sense. The purpose of the Council is not primarily to inflict punishment on a student for a misstep, but to let him see and understand his mistake. When the meeting is over the Coun- cil has a prayer with the boy and, in the future, tries to help him to be a better student. The full success of the Honor System depends not only on the members of the Council, but on every single student in the school. The system has no value without the full co- operation of everyone. But students have realized the privilege of having an Honor System, and this tradition will continue to be one of the things of which Westminster is most proud. 69 THE SCHOOL PAPER AND THE ANNUAL DURING THE YEAR THE BOYS MADE THE TWO MIDDLE PAGES OF THE WESTMINSTER TATTLER Seated, left lo right: Duncan, Allen, Davis, Bugg, Matthews .... Staf1ding.' Lanier, Lowance, Henderson, Hurt, Howell, Edimfial Smff F wwe Wf Annual Stuff 70 ATHLETTCS Co-captains Broyles and Bates with Coach Patton. Backs, front: McCullough, Ison. Second row: Mcflalley, Bates, Broyles. Center: Rookerg Ends: Warren, Hurt, Briggs. FOOTBALL Westminster 15 Ga. Baptist Westminster 2 Baylor Westminster 6 Darlington Westminster 7 Baylor. Westminster 14 Darlington Westminster O McCallie . Westminster 20 G. M. A. Westminsters first football season was 1 real suc cess when the newness of the underttking is con sidered. The record of three wins and four defeats represents much hard work by Head Coach jim Pat- ton and his assistant, jim Marlowe, while each mem- ber of the team showed marked improvement as the Fall progressed. Vernon Broyles and Tommy Bates led the offensive and defensive backs. Dave Ison developed as a break- away runner and led the scoring. Leading the linemen in all around play were Bing Owens, Ray Turpin, Rooker, and Bill Bugg. Linemen: Front: Rainey, Ford, Sams. Second row: Henderson, Rains, Davis. BASKETBALL XXfestminster had a very successful season in its first year of competition, The record, a losing one, cannot sl1ow the improvement made by each member of tl1e team during the season. Coach Wrigl1t brought the team along very well by heavily stressing the fundamentals of tl1e game. Victories over McCallie and Darlington showed that West- minister will be a factor to be reckoned with in the Mid-South in a few years. Tommy Bates was outstanding in his excellent play, particularly in rebounding and scoring. His point total of 240 for the season was the teams highest. Those following the games will remember well tl1e set shooting and ball handling of Charlie Hunt and Harry Thompson, Alfred Thompson, Charles Fuller, Ivan Allen, and Stevie Stephenson all developed rapidly, And not to be forgotten was the spot help given by McCullough, McCalley, Strickler, and Bugg. Cuarh llvrighl Cizw Poilllcfrf 72 TOMMY BATES HARRY THOMPSON IVAN ALLEN ALFRED THOMPSON West Fulton West Fulton North Fulton Smith B' . Marist B . G. M. A. J.v BH B, UB, u u G. M. A. J.V. McCallie J.v. Baylor J.V. O'Keefe B G,M.A. j.V. McCallie. . Baylor Darlington B Darlington B 28 25 59 46 27 31 45 26 72 56 48 59 54 33 41 CHARLIE HURT STEVE STIZPH IZNSON CHARLES Tlll.l.l2li SOCCER Seated: Maier, Rainey, Alston, Robertson, Austin .... Semnd row: Rains, Hopkins, Warren, Stevens, Grant, Mitchell .... Third row: Ramsey, Lowence, Howell, Wardlaw, Sams .... Fourth rouu' Furlow, Owens, Henderson, Coach Williams. ing ability. make the '53-'54 team a winning one EKHHTEVGRAIMES JRTS This fall the eighth grade football team had a fairly successful season. Victories were registered over Darlington although Wesminster dropped close ones to McCallie, Baylor, and Georgia Baptist. Coach Wright molded a T-formation built around the running and passing of quarter- 1' back Richard Hffll. The offensive load was shared by backs McGaughy, Sibley, and Davis. In the line Hopkins, Healey, and Prewitt were outstanding on both offense and defense. Kneeling: Shepherd, J. Hull, Prewitt, McGaughy, Davis .... Standing: Dolvin, Coach Patton, Sparks, Kennedy, Brewster. BASKETBALL This year was a formative one for the eighth grade basketball players. Those out for the team had first to be drilled in the fundamentals by Coach Patton before they could start working together as a unit. The losing record bears this out, but it cannot measure the progress made by each indi- vidual player. ,,, ..4..... . This year Westminster added to its ath letic program, the increasingly popular sport of Soccer. Under the direction of Coach Sum ner Williams, the team had a successful season in view of the progress made in play The only game this season was with Mc Callie which the latter won, but we feel that more practice and added experience will vwnqzqfwn r-'ry-v-w-ff-pr-r--3-ww-f'vj-rg- ' F'- Fvwv 1'v5QWl'm1'!'f.1 W '!'F? '- Nil ' ' ' F 3 Y' 1 Sept. 9 Sept. 18 Sept. 22 Oct. 1 Oct. 5 Oct. 6 Oct. 11 Oct. 13-14 Oct. 17 Oct. 24 Oct. 31 Nov. 5 Nov 8 Nov. 11 Nov. 17 Nov. 27 Dec. 3 Dec. 10 Dec. 17 Dec. 18 Dec. 19 Jan. 5 jan. 9 Jan. 20-22 jan. 30 Feb. 3 Feb. 13 Feb. 16 Feb. 17 Feb. 22 Feb. 26 Feb. 27 Mar. 6 Mar.I0 Mar. 11 Mar. 17 ' Mar. 201 , DAILY GRIN D ISchool Opens in North Avenue Church Building. Dr. Broyles speaks in Assembly. School almost collapses as hugh brick climbs North Avenue. Football team wins opener with Georgia Baptist, 13-12. Paul McGaughey loses something on football field-his trousers. Baylor beats Varsity, 21-2. Lowance encounters eraser and result is a white head. Boys get first taste of 6-Week Exam. policy. Ison scores twice as Varsity drops Darlington, 14-Z. Baylor edges Varsity in hard-fought game, 13-7, in Chattanooga. Halloween! Teachers all smile as election returns show it's Ike. 8th Grade girls give boys school a dance-how convenient! Boy practically exterminated during murder ball scuffle in gym. G. M. A. beats Varsity in final. Thanksgiving holiday starts after second Six Weeks Exams. Basketball season opens as Varsity bows to West Fulton. Varsity wins first from West Fulton in return game, 40-28. Marist falls, 39-32. Faculty song leaders prove unequal to task of preparing student body for Christmas program. Holidays begin and formal dance held. Lady gets in way of Mr. Williams at Myrtle Street and North Avenue crossing. First game played in crackerbox-G. M. A. wins. Semester Exams. Enough said. Coach Patton really racks during Chattanooga trip. Henry Ramsey sets new speed record leaving carry-all only five minutes. McCallie beaten again. Sam Worley crowned at Mardi Gras. Bates hits for 35 as Varsity racks Darlington, 72-36. Many frightened faces as doctor with square needle takes chest X-rays. Ish comes home from Darlington with a broken arm. The big Fisch chokes on a throat disc. Concerned student wonders if Eli Whitney invented the Boll Weevil. Basketball banquet held at the Allens. Bates voted most valuable and Hunt most improved. Large boys speculates aloud in history about the naval power of England threatening Great Britain. All glad to see spring athletic program underway. Barbecue on new property enjoyed by all-even Steve. To press, finally! 75 i. . 1. 1- YA, ' f L , 1' - S' . , . i .. ' .52 ngcgg- ' , ' ,1-+,,,'- 'Z if iQ,v iQ,g1 uf ' -:WP if syn . ,gf :ik M? f 4 L f!'?f'Q 1 Effjf A ' '- 4, 0 Q I -441, 4.11. L ig .,' J, QQ. ,Qu uma' f'r1y - Y' -' , Un-f . 1. , 5 24 .lmxr wi- , , X A 5 'c1 .'1- -.iq ' ' ' v- :..,,.f ff'. 1' ' 1-1: -if M 1' T rv 1 ' .Qu Ll. If YY Fl ' W ' w - 1 mf -I. 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QL. r 44 .H i ' ,YM ' .ff -fx, - .'.. -- - .- x 'my 1,-.All J . f G r f'N .Sf r- .L SW , ' 4 I A f , 3 , - ' I. P: 1. r - 1 .IG ,gf-4., 5 X - f i .f , ' 3.... 1 J I ,T 1 .. ' s S , tv gay, .,,:? u. ,4- vii A1 1' . -w Yon .1 x Would you have your songs endure? Build them on the human hlsart 77 STUDENT COUNCEL Organization makes a school what it is, and this is one of the main purposes of our Student Council, It works to keep the Christian standards of Westminster high and to promote good citizenship. We are proud of these girls, our student leaders, and of the work they have accomplished. MADGE BLACK President ETRST SEMESTER hs 95' 5 aw JEAN VAUGHAN JANE ALFORD TONI WIEN BENA BROYLES V. Prexident Recording See, Corretponding Sec. Treaxurer SECOND SEMESTET JEAN VAUGHAN JEAN CARTER LYN BRQWN BENA BROYLES V. President Recording Sec. Corresponding See. Treaxurer 78 Albert Brewer, Bible Club: Nicketti Tillery, Rea' Crorr: Claire Wien, Ce:'elian.v.' Ann Thompson, V. P. Sophu' Mary Louise Cofer, French Club: Roxy Jones. Athlelir A.mz.,' Norma Prater, Pi Sigma Kappa: Murrow Morris, Tatllerx joan Garder, Frerbmafz V, P.: Betty Routsos Taltler: Helene Mewlworn, Amlizalf Marsha Hill, V. P. 8117 Grazlef ,lean Wright, Spazlirly Club: Beth Turk, V. P. jr.: Miss Rivers, Adrimr. Back Roux' Betty Routsos, Taltler: Mary Louise Cofer, Frevfh Club: Nice-tti Tillery, Roll C,.l'U,l',l'.' Murrow Morris, Tatller: Claire Wien, .Sn V. P.. Cereliafzff Helene Mewhorn, Arznnal .... Frou! Row: Norma Prater, Pi Sigma Kappa: Betsy Sojourner, Snph.. V. P..' Carol Breman, Fr.. V. P.: Miss Rivers, Adzfisorf Diane Ison, Eighth Grade V. P,,' Carol Brocl-icy, fr. V. P. iNor Pictured: Roxie Jones, Allolelic Board: jean Wright. Sparzixly Clzzlff Alberta Brewer, Bible' Club! T0 R 7 it ar A MARY LOUISE COFER Ezlilor NAPSUNIANA We are adding to our school each day, not only in build- ings and numbers, but we are also adding new customs. The basic ideals will always be the same-they are unsurpassable, but we are fully aware of the fact that we are growing and changing. This year, we have added a boy's sectiong next year this addition will probably assume an even more prominent place. Perhaps, in coming years, the name of the annual will be changed to a more suitable one for the new schools. At any rate, we hope this book will help to recall to you the last happy year in the old buildings and the hint of an- ticipation with which you will enter the new buildings. MISS GREGG SANDRA PAUL Advixor Literary Edilor GLORIA BRYANT Art Editor NORMA PRATER Auirmnt Literary Editor 80 Y 1 'gr mr f-rw V- X 1 -f un--urn ff fag!-A ... '-' a n nw -: if BETH TURK Auistant Buxinexx Manager L.. ANNUAL REPRESENTATIVES Susanna Rankin, Eighth Gradeg Ginny Gaines, Frexhmang Jean Carter, Sophomore. 81 HELENE MEWBORN Buxinen Manager Tl-lllE WESTMTNSTER 'Y . r T a . lfiggsfg, W1 x MURROW MORRIS BETTY RoUTsos Edzlor Burizleir llldfldglif The Tattler staff this year deserves all the thanks we can give them. With the boys' section adding a unique spark to the already outstanding journalism of the girls, the staff has raced to meet deadlines every six weeks. They have suc- ceeded in giving us one of the best papers we can re- member - and we are proud of it and of them. PAGE EDITORS Barbara Thompson, Christie Gaskins, jean Vaughan, Gay Miller. S2 TATTJLJER STAFF W REPORTERS Carolyn Dorris, Debby Knox, Carole Brockey, Sheila Manning. Susannah Rankin, Patsv Fellows Marsha Hill, Nancy Mason, Gaea Bowers. ll? HT! THE CIECCEJLJIAN MAIJGE BLACK MARY LOUISE COFER JEANNINE FRAPART GLORIA BRYANT CAROL BOWERS MARTY DAVENPORT Www i ,f A A E 'iiisiifg' I AMELIA BERRY X X X J h K ' 1 X x V x ' ' JEAN CARTER PATSY FELLOWS SHERRY HAMPTON -Ax -1 A 1 l l DRAMATIC CLUB CLAIRE WIEN Prexidevzt MARY LEE NUNNALLY HELENE MEWBORN SHIRLEY LINCH EEDEELOVE HENDERSON MRS. PRESSLY NORMA PRATER SANDRA PAUL FRANCIS WILLIS ANNETTE SMITH GAIL YOUNGBLOOD What's more fun than giving a play? In spite of all the work and difficulties, the Cecelians, under Mrs. Goddards capable hand, have come thiough again with flying colors and a storm of applause. Their major productions this year, Liltlc Wfomwz and Cinderella, aptly prove how much they mean to the School. S5 Pl SliGlVllA KAPPA Ability is one of the corner- stones of our school, and we are proud to congratulate those girls who have shown their ability to maintain an A-average through their Sophomore, junior, and Senior years. We honor that blue ribbon earned at the end of your junior year as a well deserved reward for your work. MRS. MOORE' A P dtiiwff NORMA ' f I. pfeszdefl RATER- 86 I-IELENE MEWBORN, CLAIRE WIEN MARY LOUISE COFER. owe i no 4? V K X 0 N 1 '1' .- Quill, AND SCROLL A very special congratulation goes to these girls who have gained the highest literary honor in high school. Membership in the Margaret Mitchell Chapter of the National Society of Quill and Scroll is not easy to obtain, and we are proud of these who have reached this coveted goal. MURROW MORRIS JEAN VAUGHAN JANE WHITEHEAD MARY LOUISE COFER HELENE MEWBORN NORMA PRATER SHEILA MANNING BARBARA THOMPSON 87 BllBLB CLUB Alberta Brewer, Preridentf Miss Morse, Advisor Bark r0u'.' Louise Loomis, Mary F. Ottley, Marcia Hiatt, Carol Bowers, Patsy Fellows, Marty Dav- enport, Sandra Paul, Hobby Mills .... Middle row: Patsy Moore, Jane Alford, Carolyn Dorris, Norma Prater, Helene Mewborn, Peggy Moody, Jo-Betty Clark, Marita Chilton, Mary L. Cofer. . . . First roux' jean Carter, Bunny Chambers, Christie Gaskins, Betsy Sojourner, Nancy Brewer jane Whiteheatl, Anne Brown, Dell Williams M r ' . , u row Morris, Helen Brooks, jo Anderson. SS LANGUAGE CLUBS B k Alcia McNaire Amelia Berry Gloria Bryant, lean Barb row: Helene Mewborn, Dot an er, 1 , , . Collins .... Thin! ruzzz' Marcia Hiatt, Sandy Paul, Mary Vontlerlehr, Mary A, Anderson, Eetleelove ' 1' N ' Prater, Sherry Hampton, Annette Smith, Roxy jones, Mzulge Henderson .,.. Scmzm' ron orma Black .... Fizirl rnzzr Carolyn Dorris, Rose Marie Newton, Alberta Brewer. Mary Louise Cofer, Prariffefzt French Club, Miss Sayre, AJ1'i.i'or.'.Iean Wright, l,l'L',l'f1lEl1f. SfJn11i.rl1 Cflzll. RED CROSS COUNCIL Miss Carolyn Rouse, A1l1'i.mr,' Niglietti Tillery, .Slrbrwf Repl'e.ref1tutiz'e. E. 3 nl? Marcia Hiatt, Senior Repre.fw1m!iz'c.' Gay Miller, jllIli!H'.' Carolyn Rosenlmum, FrL.ul9111au.' .loan Lultis, S11pbrm1m'e.' Rosalyn Kcmptnn, Ifighlb Cfru:fe. C1lLlElE, ClLlUlB Dir'el'l0r.' MR. LARRY WALZ UU MIUSIICC APPRECCJIATIIUN CLUB fi i Fl 51 Ill,YfI'lH'fU7'.' MRS. EVANS HALL. VIR. , My - - fl: wmw -ww. ,... . A Q-6-QR Qin l11.fl7'llU0l'.' IWRS. CHARLES F. GRISHAM 'Z 5. llwizflliffg Hou! 4 S!Jf7l7UI1lU7'l'.l' - Nnrlh Pole lmmlifzg 1.11115 Polly Orrg l'nlfcr.f.' Louise Estes, Linda Ilmld. MARDI GRAS Q if l:7'L'.l'blIl!lll Float lfiulvlh Cfmzfe Ffoal Cfenrgiu u'7L'.l'f1IIfll.Yl07' Abbey gzffiazg 1.41111 Lune Bmdlmry Illfiu' Vernon Broyles, ,Ill l'11ller,r.' Margurct and Winitvrekl Sroreyg Imzrfillg Luffy: Maxine XXfcIllmrn U2 Come to the Mardi Gras! Balloons and floats and loads of joy are ours each year when we create in our fancy a miniature New Orleans. With 1 zlNl0fl.l' 1'lacc,r as our l955 theme, inspirations were on a rampage, and Westininster saw one of its most beau- tiful celebrations come to life. King Sam Wturley and Queen Polly Orr made an ele- gant pair to reign over our Court with -Iester, Deenie Mclieever, to spice the fun. jllllflll' lffrml fl ltlllllfllid Cfunlwn I'nllw'.r,' Gay Miller, Patsy liellows Lmzilizlg Ldzfif Gail Young blootl Duke: Stevie Stevens Senior Float - The Floating Garclenj Leadiultg l,.1a',1: Hobby Millsg l'11ller.r.' Rosalyn Renfroe, Claire Wien: Duke: Ben Sparks 93 s R S s r ww 1 M' s 19 E 5 Q I AQ? if , .9 'SAW 4.35, E W 1' N W ,ig if , fin. E45 55 A x 3 -2, 3 Q su. Y W ' .M E N'-ou---...nf , l M . fQf.iimf?QiQf Q A irish as vp 3 M s A A Q f g M V 'ww 1,2f:g.m,g QQ53w fe , rw 55 W 5,i,wg,J.3?Q3'x5 5 ' 1256 Q. - H ' xi. 'W' 2 ' X ff' 5. Q' 'U f 6 . se ,if 3 ,- f WM: - Hag 5 '74 ww 'K v vga V' QL if QQ. we Tbc Wifzflem' THE ACULTYJR in The R efereex 96 Al VJ, G'0zfz1'uI'cf.9 VULLIEYBALL GAME Th e Clweerlerzrlerx 7721- .S 97 .Dl'1't4f,, U. . .,f W 're lI iz1nif1q wi' ATHLETICS 98 if! 100 E if w -' 3,5 , . 'Y 1 4 K, S Tll-lllLlETllCC ASSOGllATllON Miss MYNATT, Adz'i.mr.' Roxln joNEs. l'f-e.ria'enz, Intramurals have been a new and success- ful addition to our School athletic program. Throughout the year, in all seasons, almost every sport is offered not only for experi- enced girls but also for beginners as well. They have certainly added to our school life something which rewards not only in ath- letics but also in a more co-operative school spirit, These girls who have helped Miss Mynatt and Miss l.ane in organizing the athletic program, deserve a great deal of credit for their careful planning and leader- ship in carrying out a successful sports sea- son. W -H H L: - aww, cw R ,, 1 --. Sammi W-r.,.rf' Sherry Hampton, Rose Marie Newton, Cheerleader C0-Capfaizlrx Eedeelove Henderson, Senior Rep- V't3.fl'Ilfdfil'8.' Patsy Fellows, flllliflfi' Christie Gusliins, Sr1fJlf10121m'e,' Lyn Brown, Fre.i'l9n1a21,' Bena Broyles, Eigbllv Gnnfe ..... S 'eatezlx jean Vaughan, Sefr'e!a1j1,' Madge Black, V. l're.ride11!,' Helene Mewhorn, Varrili Capfafn Knot picturedl. 101 JENNY COFER JEANNINE FRAPART LYN BROWN PATSY FELLOWS ROXIE JONES MADGE BLACK JEANNE COLLINS BOBBY I-OU JARRETT MARGARET POWELL PEGGY MILLER M,,,,,,ger 102 THE MARY LOUISE COFER VARSITY HELENE MEWBORN Captain f EEE! I Q: YN l i '29 Q Q 1 u l ...Q Here is the basketball team, the very center of our athletic program. Not an undefeated season our Varsity can claim, yet there was many an exhibition of skill and team-work which we may well look back on with pride. And we may come to say that this season was really a success in the fun and spirit which grew from it. JILL STALLINGS MURROW MORRIS NORMA PRATER BETH TURK JEAN VAUGHAN 103 SUPIERLATWJES AND WHOYS WHO xy, Nw le 5 'UN' 5 i' LYN BROWN M011 R tff7I'6J,1'L'77f4Iffl'6' I7re,rlm1a11 JEAN VAUGHAN Mari R9P7'6.l'e?7Zf:lf.il'E' jzmior JEAN CARTER M011 Repmrefzlafizfe Snpbnmmfcf BENA BROYLES M012 Repre.remut1'1fe Eighth Grader AMELIA BERRY ffiwfy racioownedd CLAIRE WIEN E sf W, ,, is A, ,Q Q Q h W P ,e if if an 'M PW? lk sv Q. f They build too low who build beneath the stars In noble thoughts we rise above the clouds, To walk within the misty spheres in simple shrouds. 114 Magik? MARY LOUISE COFER ild on thc beauty of the light of day, d fill it with the strength and form of play WW MADGE BLACK 1952 CLASS DAY Class cup-Presented by Betty Roberts, Student President, to the junior Class Cecelian Cup-Presented by Mary Francis Stubbs, Winner 1951, to Phyllis Frapart Intra-Mural Athletic Trophy--Presented by Miss Betty Carthron to the Senior Class Athletic Cups-The C. E. Harrison Basketball Cup, to Sally Wattersg The McKinnon Cup, to Jeannine Frapart Essay Medals- Atlanta Chapter, D.A.R., by Mrs. joseph R. Gilmore, Regent, to Norma Prater joseph Habersham Chapter, D.A.R., by Mrs. Milton F. Hall, Regent, to Claire Wien Gen john Floyd Chapter, Daughters of 1812, by Mrs. Wyman P. Sloan, Pres., to Sally Watters Atlanta Chapter, U.D.C., by Miss Kathleen Mitchell, Pres., to Anita Flint Good Citizenship Medal-by Mrs. Ransom Burts, Regent, Cherokee Chapter, D.A.R., to Doris Williams French Medal-Presented to Norma Prater Latin Medal-Presented to Betty Roberts Dorothy Partridge Memorial Cup-by jean Vaughan, Wfinner 1951, to Mary Elizabeth Watson Gladys Neal Memorial Cup-by Shelton Brooke, Winner 1951, to Mary Louise Cofer NAPSONIANA-by Patsy Green, Junior Marshall-SALLY WATTERS JUNIOR MARSHALL-Patsy Green MAIDS FLOWER GIRLS Sandra Paul, Mary Ann Rountree, '55 Elee Findley Gail Brooks, Patsy Fellows, '54 Stephanie Frapart jane Alford, Gaea Bowers, '55 Build thee more stately mansions, O my soul, As the swift seasons rollg Leave thy low-vaunted past, Let each new temple, nobler than the last, Shut thee from heaven with a dome more vast, Till thou at length are free, Leaving thine outgrown shell by Life's unresting sea. ,EVA ,mae 23? ffl! Q12 .--1- 5 in-is--1-l ,,,....i.., g'?., x 'im 1 C:-gal 'P 4, 'NT TO OUR ADVERTISERS The Annual Staff of THE 1953 NAPSQNIEHA Wishes to express its sincere and wholehearted appreciation to you- It is through your generosity that this publication is made possible. Thank You I THE DISTINGUISHED Nfw nn Sorof f ok .53 B14lv4NC'fD we fm ww DE SOT0 rm: nom: Pkfffp flflD Now ffvffwff MM DE S0'l'0 Powfnmsmz HY-DRIVE 6 N0-5' IFTD IU! 6 H Also R N Boll: f4va17ab!e w17l1 FWZ POWfR .S'7ffRlN6' I I m I I I I ...A EJ qfuafwa fo WESTMINSTER SCHOOL BIULTMORJE HUTEL for HEALTH for ENERGY for DELICIOUS TASTE EN JOY K QUALITY Miss N DAIRY 'W11IN GEORGIA PRODUCTS 22 Convenient Stores in Greater Atlanta Home Delivery Route: Throughout the Cily just phone CY. 0411 and a courteous route man will deliver your needs right to your door. ICE CREAM - SPINNING WHEELS - SUNDAES A Flavor to Suit Your Terre GEORGIA MILK PRODUCERS CONFEDERATION, INC 661 Whitehall Street, S. W. ATLANTA GEORGIA AUTO RADIATOR CO. 645 SPRING ST., N. W. ELgin 0766 WE COOL 'EM OFF BEFORE. . . .AFTER wI f44 , J - , CLEANING A , FQ Q XIIIXX B Q bf' gi 5' J? O an I In REPA ING 1 7 'RACER :T f 44.291, ,I IR VY.-.XII L- J, H X . x 2 RECORING yff lmxx xxs AUTO RADIATOR SERVICE Z I PEACHTREE. I STREET E -I I I 2 wEsT M PEACHTREE 4 STREET Q E. 2 645 2 SPRING STREET DISTRIBUTOR G 8: O RADIATORS JACK J. GREEN CHARLIE BOWEN T. M. PATE lilulllllllnlllllllll Compliments of BEERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Engineers - Contractors 70 Ellis Street, N. E. ATLANTA 3, GEORGIA Compliments of the HENRY GRADY HOTEL and the PARADISE ROOM L. O. Mosnusv FRED W. CoLL11-:R Vice Presidenl and Manager Vice President and Treasurer Compliments Of KELLY ALFORD Heating Atlanta Homes for More Than 55 Years GAS FURNACES - COAL FURNACES - OIL FURNACES MONCRIEF FURNACE COMPANY 676 Hemphill Ave., N. W. ELgin 3611 Compliments Of J. SWANTON IVY, INC. Congratulations to the Senior Class COFER BROTHERS Compliments of THE BANK OF TUCKER TUCKER, GEORGIA Display Fabric in Grey and Finished All Year Round Weight Wool CURTAIN AND SLIP COVER FABRICS FINISHED PEBBLE CLOTH BATH TOWELS OSNABURGS CORDUROYS ROADTEX SCOTTDALE MILLS SALESROOM Located at Plant .... E. Ponce de Leon Ave. Telephone EV. 1721 SCOTTDALE, GEORGIA Exo:-rr lN'IlLl-IS FRoM ATLANTA CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Since 1924 HARRY SOMMERS, INC. Spring at Hunnicut ATLANTA, GEORGIA CYpress 4611 Be Sure To Try Chryslefs Full Time Power Steering SOMMERS SERVICE IS BETTER - COSTS NO MORE BALES AND WOMACK, INC. El6CfTI'!'Ill Contractors 3175 Roswell Rd., N. VV. ere's to good times and good friends , . . . may you always have an abundance of both semen UNDER Aumomrv or me cocA-coLA coMPANY av THE ATLANTA COCA- COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Graduate - - - to gl'C2IlCl' savings all your FRIENDLY C O I. O N I A L STORES Compliments Of DUTCH OVEN BAKERY Compliments Of J. B. MCCRARY ENGINEERING CORP 22 Marietta Sr., Bldg. ALAN FORD AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE fGERVIS G. AIORRISON, Assnciatej 410 Glenn Bldg. ALpine 0776 ACME UNITED A LIFE INSURANCE co. 1112 Peachtree St., N. E. Atlanta, Georgia PEACHTREE ROAD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Cbmyzliments Of HIGHLAND BAKERY Bakers For the Home Compliments Of CALHOUN THREAD CO. 'ls The 147,620 Georgians in the trucking industry warmly congratulate the 1953 Graduating Class of the WESTMINSTER SCHOOL FOR GIRLS and THE NAPSONIANA . . . with warm, warm wishes for happiness through all the years. And, if we may, a plea that you be extra careful in crossing our busy streetsg that later, when you start driving an automobile, you keep in mind that our crowded highways de- mand the utmost care and caution of every driver. As a pedestrian now-and when you become a driver-please obey the traffic rules. You are too precious to lose. GEORGIA MOTOR TRUCKING ASS'N., INC. PIPE FITTINGS - VALVES Walworth Company-Cast Steel Valves, Scwd. and Flclg, Steel Fittings, Steel Flanges, C mpI'me t5 Hlelcling Nefks. Also full line C. I., Mall and Bronze Fittings, Relief Valves, Gauges, of Traps, Many ocltl and unlisted sizes in stock. 'I I - ' Werner Texh e Consu funfs can Us First - save Tune and ixtoney ATLANTA NEW YoRK Pratt Thompson Co. 124 South Calvert St. BALTIMORE 2, INIARYLAND Phone: SAratoga 6826-6827-6828 THE VARSITY FRESH FOODS CURB SERVICE ATLANTA GEORGIA Com fnlimen ts of DIXIE DRIVE-IT- YOURSELF SYSTEM 67 Pryor St. Puri: and Shop ATLANTA fIEORGIA Thompson-Boland-Lee shoes Compliments Of Atlanta .... 201 Peachtree St., N. E. INC. Decatur . 109 W. Ponce de Leon Ave. West End .... 878 Gordon St., S. W. Buckhead . . . . . 3173 Peachtree Rd. Congmtulations to the GRADUATING CLASS from the Freshman Class Compliments of WELLINGTON FUND Founded 1928 PHILADELPHIA, PENNA. A balanced Mutual Investment Fund See Your Local Investment Dealer for Prospectus Sc Further Information Crnzgmtulations RUSTY'S DRIVE-IN TOM MITCHELL fbr BUICK, INC. BAR-B-Q SANDWICHES BEVERAGES Your Friendly rthside Buick De Quick Service 2225 Peachtree Road AT BUCKHEAD Compliments Compliments . . . of . . . THE JUNIOR CLASS ...0f... J. P. STEVENS ENGRAVING CO. l 10 Peachtree Street :XTLANTA GEORGIA wxi 'Q Cmn2bI1'mer1ts of Compliments Sinclair Refining Company a r? 0 4' w 1 MILNER U o M. V. BRANDT Sales Pwnnotion Manager VE. 6611 In road building , or defense work, You can count on big yellow tractors by CaterpiIIur. Crllnplifrzenfs of CHARLIE BROWN ' '- as qQllVu?1I'dk e 7x? W , , 'I - - X I: 7-ff' rx, r- 4 , Aft-E, . . . V ,,,, 1 YANCEY BROS. C0 1540 Northside Dr., N. W. a ATLANTA 1781 Fifteenth St. o AUGUSTA Compliments Of J. 81 l. POLL-PARROT SHOE STORE 3074 Roswell Rd. CH. 3764 ART SUPPLIES SCHOOL SU PPLIES Milton Bradley Co., Ga., Inc. 384 Forrest Ave., N.E. Atlanta, Ga Games for Adults and Children BEST YVISHES Every city has an outstanding shop, to the in Atlanta, it's . . . S E N I O R S from the I .lrorvl-TolxS'm as-ar rncwrau C ll7ll '5 l-S Compliments of of James P. Clay 81 R. L. Dodd A Friend of Westminster Compliments of Compliments Estes Surgical Supply Co. of Drugs, Surgical Instruments, Hospital Supplies, Laboratory Equipment and Chemicals 56 Auburn Ave. Atlanta, Ga. Equipment Sales Co. 649 Ashby st., N. W. for en-TIRE satisfaction SAM E. LEVY TIRE CO. Station No. l, Courtland Sc Ellis Sts. Station No. 2, Ponce de Leon 8: Argonne Tires - Gasoline - Complete Semice For Cashmere Sweaters Saddle Shoes Moccasins LooK HERE FIRST JOHN JARRELL, INC. Broad at Peachtree BEST WISHES from BREMAN STEEL CO. 329 Decatur St., S.E. ALpine 8551 Compliments Of Turner W. Patterson GENERAL CONTRACTOR 281 North Ave., N. E. DE. 4838 ATLANTA, GEORGIA C 0 nz plim ents Of T W E I. V E O A K S Compliments Of illlirz. Emma 1JlIirQEm1gl1rg Junior and Children's Specialty Shop 1073 PEAUHTRTQT1 ST., ATLANTA 5, GA. AT. 3423 Compliments Of WEINSTOCK'S FLOWER SHOPS 4090 Roswell Road, N. VV. ATLANTA, GEORGIA Compliments Cmnplimenis of of I o sHlEl.ns Buick, lNc. COKESBURY Direct Dealer BQQK STQRE 125 West Ponce de Leon 72 Broad Street- N- W- Dliurborn 3371 Decatur, Ga. Athlmfl Georgia WA- 8935 S'NC', 905 Compliments .. 'nu n f-56? ATLANTA 'T , sm, - nm... Wood's Service Station Industrial Sites Chain Store Leasing . Property Management 1539 Pl6LlIl10l1ll Ave., N. E. South-wide Services Ada.mS-C3165 cb. EL, 2931 Hum aunomc REA LTOR S DIXIE WHOLESALE CO. Catering to Schools, Hotels, Clubs and Institutions HAWK'S Drnggisls to the Northside Operating Two of AtIanta's Finest Prescription Stores COMPLETE DRUG STORE SERVICE 980 Marietta St. ELgin 1002 Quality . Safely Personal Attention Motorcycle Delivery Th WI I. l F G' ' 6 'f'0jf1,j,ajjQ'ljY 'WS HAWK'S DRUG stone W. Peachtree at 14th St. - ELgin 0255 Peachtree Rd. at Peachtree Ave. - CH. 2101 Compliments of BEST WISHES CRESTVIEW HEREFORDS to the Fine,Registe1'ed, Hornless Herefords S E N I 0 R S ALPHARETTA, GA. Compliments The Best in Sporting Goods of 'fig MR. PEANUT Reeder 81 McGaughey PLANTER'S 5 PEANUTS 5 Spec,-alists in Sports Sold Exterywhere X Ill L B, . 3 ' 'PE Broad and Walton WA. 8757 5C 'igs Vacuum Tms 5931. 382 Piedmont Ave. Atlanta, Ga. . Compliments Compliments of of lovable Brussiere Co. A FRIEND 845 Spring St., N. W. FRANK CARSON DAN GARSUN ARTIIUR Gmxsox: BERNARIJ Howmm INVESTMENT Complimenlf SECURITIES Of Byron Brooke 81 Co. A FRIEND C. 8: S. Bank Bldg. Phone WA. 3040 Compliments han of Southeastern Meat Co. 914 Howell Mill Rd., N. W. SPORTSWEAR HEADQUARTERS FOR THE NORTHSIDE AT. 9766 281 E. Paces Ferry Rd. CH. 7612 C 0 mplimentf Compliments of of NEWSOME'S SHOES 117 Clairmont Ave. DEKALB MOTOR CO. Sale: and Service CHYRSLER---PLYMOUTH EV' 1411 DECATUR Ponce de Leon Place at Atlanta Ave. Slooef For All :be Family DECATUR, GA. CR. 3816-17 Lighting Fixture: for Every Type Home AND GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Compliment! CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS of Haley-Stewart Electrical Co., Inc. Corner Luckie and Cone Streets ATLANTA 3, GEORGIA Phone WA. 8861 SMITH-EAST CO., INC. Wholesale Produce Phones . . . AMherst 3531-2-3-4-5 BEST WISHES l.. D. ADAMS 8: SONS General Merchandise from 125-129 East Court Square DE. 0426 the T A T T L E R S T A F F f Compliments of O NORTH DECATUR PHARMACY 1 9 5 3 2488 North Decatur Rd. DE. 2537-8 DECATUR, GEORGIA Compliments of Compliments A FRIEND 01' A Compliments of JANE WHITEHEAD .lOHNSON'S MARKET CONGRATULATIONS Fresh Fruits and Vegetables S E S Idg R S Fancy Western Meals from Fresh Sea Foods VE. 2806 1407 N. Highland Ave. A Sophomore Father Delivery Service DE. 9192 H E N R Y N A S H Qualily Dry Cleaning Meet Your Friends at Morse 81 Mcilveen, Druggists 810 N. Highland Ave., N.E. Since 1931 1647 McLendon Ave., N. E. EL. 8836 GROSS REALTY CQ. C li my 312 Ponce de Leon Ave. 3 amp me AT. 6326 of J. C. GROSS W. B. CORRELL A FRIEND M. B. HICKS JOSEPH M. SEWELL Compliments of A SMALL INVESTMENT Reynolds Plumbing 81 Heating 1092 Sanders St., N. E. AL. 3612 toa GREAT SCHOOL D. E. PINKARD GARMENT CLEANERS C leaning, Prerring, Repairing, Dyeing Where the Charm of Newness is Restored PLANT AND OFFICE CBuckheadJ 3112 Peachtree Rd. Phone CH. 2187 BEERMAN'S GROCERY 307 6th St., N. E. VErnon 8881 Everything in Fine Food CARRIER FREEZERS CHOICE FROZEN Foons CLAY FOODS, INC. A RICH PLAN FRANCHISE Phone EMerson 5306 Largest National Organized Food-Freezer Plan 237 Ponce de Leon Ave., N. E. ATLANTA, GEORGIA C omplimentf of HENRY SMITH SERVICE SINCLAIR OIL 8c GASOLINE Henry Smith 81 Son Goodyear Tires and Batteries Complete Auto and Road Service Peachtree at 14th VE. 4575 Forrest Ave. at Courtland CY. 0677 COX AND BAUCOM, Lid. Reliable Druggim' G. W. BAUCOM G. 1. FLEEMAN 772 N. Highland Ave. Phone EL. 1566 Call Ur . . . Get a Load Off Your Mind Southeastern Motor Truck Lines, Inc. VE. 5891 ATLANTA, GA. Compliments of STAR PHOTO FINISHING CO. 300 Ponce de Leon Ave. If You Want to be Beautiful MAC'S BEAUTY SHOP CH. 6716 2931 P'tree Rd., N. E. C0 1f',fj f 'f c. E. uno, Jeweler BROWN SERVICE STATION 436 Moreland Ave., N. E. North Ave. 8: Courtland St. Phone: VE. 9268 ATLANTA, GA. LA- 5996 ATLANTA' GA' Compliments Compliments of Of MACRIS PHARMACY A FRIEND 2265 Peachtree Rd. C0'7ll'l? f'm5 Compliments 0 I-loFFMAN's PHARMACY of 490 Ponce de Leon Ave. ?hones: VE. 6641 - EM. 5641 710 Peachtree St., N. E. YORK RESTAURANT 2945 Peachtree Rd. FRED C. BLAIR FLORIST Simms-Dobbs Company, Realtors Florist Real Estate and Insurzmre XYE' 3595-6 1580 Piedmont Ave., N' E. LV. S. SIMMS ........ CLYDI DOBBS ATLANTA 5, GEORGIA 1542 Boulevard, N. E. AT. 51' 1 C0 7l1'H 'e 15 Compliments of f. . . PARKER ATJD COMPANY Real Property 304 Ponce de Leon Ave., N. Brookwood Service Station 1820 Peachtree Road I . Phone EL. 1580 Atlanta Homes For Better Lllllllgn SMART STUDENTS Conzplinlents DRINK I o IRVINDALE .MILK and eat STACY JONES MINNIE QUARTS ICE CREAM DRUGS Compliments C0,,,p1i,,,ems of the o NANCY-ANN sHoPP: f 5364 Peachtree Rd. Chamblee, Ca. A FRIEND Childreniv Clothes Greetings Complinzents from Uf PIEDMONT HOSPITAL THE ARWOOD C0-I INC Phone Phone cn. 0717 cH. 9252 BRUUKWUUD 5 31 '10 Marvin Martin Service Station 3188 Peachtree Rd., N. E. 1931 Peachtree Rd., N. E. The Complete Variety Store ERNEST L. MILLER CO. Real Estate - Insurance 814 C. Rc S. Nal'1. Bk. Bldg. ATLANTA, GA. Congratulations to THE SENIORS DRUID HILLS JEWELER Watch ana' jewelry Repair H. T. MOULDER 1875 N. Decatur Rd., N.E. EV. 5835 STANTON-DRAKE, INC. General lmurance 306 Ponce de Leon Ave., N.E. AT. 6395 ATLANTA, GA. JlMMYE'S BEAUTY SALON Noled for Dixlirzriiwe Complimentr of COSTA Gnd JONES Hairrtyling PHARMACY EL. 6361 TUCKER, GA. Phone 3-6076 Complimentx Cvmffimfffff 0 of sums SERVICE STATION A FRIEND North Decatur and Oxford Roads Complimemj of Congralulaiionl' BRIARCLIFF HATTERS to ,he Dry Cleaning - Shoe Repairing - Hat Cleaning 1051 Ponce de Leon Ave. VE. 7098 GRADUATING CLASS T 4 1 4'c.:.5,5g 'fr-. 5: .'-,.ff,,,..: XQ i viirur 5 IEEE. : '::,,: ff I c- Compliment: vf CI.OUDT'S FOOD STORE 1953 Peachtree Rd. WENDER AND ROBERTS Buckhead'J Leading Drug Store Phone CH. 1122-1123 - Buckhead Peachtree Road ATLANTA, GEORGIA w:YMAN .COMPANY Real Esmgcagdjnsugance NEWSOME BROS. Comgfjznnents 308 W' ff5Q0nG'ZQjkGIACR' 3183 an-R-wAY CLEANERS 3 8: LAUNDRY Local Tire and Battery Dealer - Texaco Products 2 53 Ponce de Leon Ave., N.E., Atlanta, Ga. Complimentr BEST WISHES of to Maior Appliance Co. The Westminster Schools huemefwmogubamhwp WE HAVE SPECIALIZED A IN THE PRODUCTION OF OUTSTANDING COLLEGE AND HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOKS OF Fly 699 e Q E 5 4 x O . , Now W' FQGTE sl DAVIES, INC ATLANTA PR E5 l'0El 7 x 1 rr V E LSEC N-:IIE X l NR GI LS ADMIN N i C in-.--v --N...--.. xg,--NJN.: L Q .fi 9,..- A- Q f J ' ,I 'li' ,, tg, ,Y is X ,ff 1, . -11 .'e.a..:u.-2.1 Wt, ,. .f,,...4.a:- ' Q, -65.3, ,,:,.....p ,,.. L1 -- ,- . 1, 1:1 House ' . K x 'G ' R cams PLAYING new A PA R 'Y' N G . bows I A D I Gvraumwm , - lfv A i . ' 1 NM' Q If , QQ x.1 XJ, , X ' -CLmscz o15. awe' XX Y A BOYS DORMWQP-'GS K , W ? I x ' NSCCUXR1 5, 'Q v NTC!! Q Lgfi . .5 q' 1 dm PRACTICE FIELD . X ff . f 1 X ,V I , LL6-QRACK' ppNAdTlLE Fl L95 x- NFO , ,, X Y X ,I-f - LL -1' :-, ,L Y 'Q CR ELELE. W N M--W , , .W I W VV -A-N m--: ,M-V V -in NX ,,.,...,......-: -..... -.. - . . ,-:V '