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Boo! for four monfhs addang Pnl: and copy paper af regular mfervals Serves 400 3 .:' 2.132 5' F' .X :H LE! . I ...ig 9 I. Edits GRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS s.-SSS' DEDICATION We as members of fhe asnual sfaff of nine+een hundred 'foriy-nine wish fo dedicaie fhis ZEPHYR fo Miss Lucille Hines. During her years af Wes'r she has done much +o develop +he in+eres+ of science in her s+uden+s. Noi only 'For being an undersfanding feacher buf also for being an invaluable council io fhe school and +o fhe senior class, we wish +o show our appreciafion and gra+i+ude lo Miss Hines. 14 F R 0 MY MESSAGE TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF I949 Lei' me live in my house by fhe side of 'I'he road, I+'s here fhe race of men go by- They are good, lhey are bad, 1'hey are weak, +hey are sirong, Wise, foolish-so am I. Then why should lsif in fhe scorner's sealy Or hurl +he cynic's ban? Lei' me live in my house by +he side of 'rhe road And be a friend fo man ..... Sam Wal+er Foss. 15 . 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Ambifion: To become a foofh yanker: Presidenl Junior class, 3: Member Key Club, 3,4: Lf. governor of 67h division of Kenfuclry-Tennessee disfricl, 3,4: Presi- denf Senior Class, 4: Monifor, 4: Superlalive, 3, 4: Social Service Club, 3: High School Regisfer Who's Who , 4: Foolball loam, 4: Baseball feam, 4: Senior Play- lmgainary lnvalid , 4: Senior Campus Club, 4: Play-Communify play House- Camille , 4. O CHARLENE BEATRICE APPLETON, Applebulfer . To live in Humboldf. Monifor, 3,4: lnframurals, 3: Y-Teens, 2,3. O ARNOLD EUGENE ARKOVITZ. Hey Boy . Ambifion: To be a Big Business Man : Senior Spanish 3: Senior Campus Club 4: ROTC Officer 4: Monifor 2. I DONALD ARKOVITZ. Don . Ambifion: To be successful in the fufure ROTC, 2,3,4: Monifor, 4: Camera Club, 2: Spanish Club, 2,3: Senior Campus Club, 4: Wesl Wind Phofographer, 4: Annual Sfaff, 4: lmaginary lnvalid crew, 4: Oul of fha Frying Pan crew, 2: ROTC Phofographer, 4. Wal-V O ANN HARRIET BARTON. Ambifion: To marry Tony . Junior Spanish Club, 2. O JOHN OWEN BARROW, Pallbarrow . Ambifion: To be a millionaire. Spanish Club, 2,3, Secrefary, 3: ROTC, 2,3: Band, l,2: Campus Club, 4: Home Room Officer, 2: Inframural Baskelball, 3,4: lnframural Foofball, 3: Choir, 4. I SARA ANN BATT, SaIly . Ambifion: To be a commercial Arlisf. Mixed Chorus, l,2: Girls Glee Club, 3: Monitor, 2,3.. . O AVA JANE BAXTER, A, J. . Ambifion: To write music: Home- room officer, 2,4: ROTC sponsor, Maior, 3,4: Cheerleader, 3,4: Dramafic Club, 2,3,4: Superlalive, 2,3,4: Candidafe for Secrefary of Sfudenf Body, 3: Affendanl fo Foofball Queen, 4: Choir, 4: ZEPHYR Sfaff, 4: Elmer , 4: lmaginary lnvalid , 4: Judy , 4: Miss Wesf High, 4. SENIURS O RlTA JEAN ARKOVITZ. Honey-Chile . Ambilion: To be e housewife. NFL, 4: TBI, 4: Monifor, 2.3: Dramafic Club, 2.. 0 JOHNNIE MAE ARMSTRONG, Johnnie . Ambilion: To beaf Barfo's feam in baskelball. Glee Club, 3: Capfain of baslxefball foam, 2,3,4: Superlafive: Capfain of fennis leam: Presidenf of Homeroom, 3,4: Monifor, 2: Y-Teens, 4. O JAMES ROBERT AUSTIN, Ausfin . Ambifion: To become a successful arfisf and acquire the real happiness in life: ROTC, I,2,3: officer, 3: Dramafic Club, 3,4: N.F.L., 3,4: Debale Team, 4: N.F.L. disfricf finals, 3: N.F.L. firsf place in finals of Oralorical Declamafion, 4: Homeroom vice-presidenf, 3: Homeroom presi- denf, 4: Boys' Oclef, 3: Boys' Quarfef, 3,4: Choir, 3,4: Merry Wives of Windsor , 3: Tiger House , 4: lmaginary Invalid , 4. 0 STELLA ANN BABB, Bulch , Ambifion: To find college nof foo hard. Monifor, 4: Homeroom represenfalive, 4: Girl's lnlramural Baskefball, 2,3,4: Homeroom Officer, 4. ff? THE 1949 I DIXIE LINDA BRUMLEY, Dixie. Ambifion: To be a good L 8: C 'Ean3 Vice-Presidenf of fhe T 8- I Club3 T lr I Club Re- porler, 3,43 Reporter fo School Paper, 3,43 Spanish Club, l,2.. I ANNETTE BUBIS, Nef. Ambifion: To be a success. Jr. Spanish Club, 23 Sr. Spanish Club, 33 Campus Club, 33 Monifor, 3, 43 ZEPHYR Sfaff, 3,4. O ELLEN BUTTERFIELD, Red, Ambition: To be HaPPY-'Al- WGYSI Homeroom Secrefary, 23 Junior Class Treasurer, 33 Super- lalive, 2,33 Junior Campus Club, Treasurer, 33 Honor Sociefy, 3, 43 Quill and Scroll, 3, 4, Corresponding Secrefary, 43 Treasurer of Sfudenf Body, 43 Wes? Wind Reporfer, 3, 43 ZEPHYR Sfaff, 43 Will Maker, 43 Office Slaff, 43 ROTC Sponsor, Lf., 43 Senior Campus Club, Secrefary, 4, Monifor, 43 Social Service, 3,43 Y-Teens, 2. O IRVINE CHERRY, Busler. Ambrllon: To qraduafe from Van- derbilf3 Key Club, 43 Campus Club, 43 Dramafic Club, l,2,43 ROTC, 2,3,43 Caplain ROTC, 43 ROTC Rifle leam, 2,3,43 Varsity foolball, 3,43 B-feam basliefball, 2,33 Junior Miss , I3 lmaginary lnvalid , 43 Homeroom Officer, l,2,3,43 Class Officer, l,23 Super- lafive, l,23 Anfhology of High School Poefry, 43 Monifor, 43 ZEPHYR Staff, 43 Monogram Club, 3,4. O MARY LOU BELLAMY, LiflIe Lu-Lu . Ambifion: To really live lhe resl of my life. Dramafic Club, 2,3,43 Y-Teens, 3,4, Treasurer, 43 Jr. Campus Club, 33 Sr. Campus Club, 43 ZEPHYR Sfaff, 3,43 Office, 43 Monifor, 3,43 Wesf Wind Sfaff, 3,4.. O JOHN THOMAS BENTON, JR., Pudgy . Ambifion: I don'l have any: Firsf Ll. ROTC, 43 Monilor, 43 lnframural Baslrelball, 3,43 Campus Club, 43 lnframural Foafball, 3. O IDA JUNE BROWN, Ida Mae and June Bug . Ambifion: To have six boys3 Y-Teens, 23 Girls Glee Club, 23 Sfudenf Coun- cil Represenfalive, 33 Homeroom Officer, 43 Senior Campus Club, 43 Honor Sociefy, 3,43 officer, 43 Social Service Club, 3,43 Girls lnframural Baskefball, 2,3,43 Monifor, 33 Ideal Junior Nose, 33 Candidafe for Misforfune ol l948 . O DOROTHY JEAN BRYANT, DoHy . Ambifion: To be a nurseg T 8: I Club. -I '1-I 462' -1' O MARY JEAN CLYMER, ConcI1ifa. Ambifion: To be able fo fly a plane and fo be Frank's co-pilof. Monifor, 23 Campus Club, 43 Mixed Choir, 23 Glee Club, 2. O JAMES IRVING COHEN, Jamie. Ambifion: To be successful3 Honor Society, 43 Spanish Club, 2,33 Science Club, 43 Monifor, 43 Senior Campus Club, 43 lnframural Baskefball, 2,3,43 lnframural Foolball, 2,33 ROTC noncom, 2,3. O JOHN WILSON COLES, Cungy. Ambifion: To make a milliong Key Club, 43 Senior Campus Club, 43 Homeroom Officer, 3,43 Superlafive, 33 Honor Sociefy, 43 Monifor, 43 Inframural Baskefball, 4. I MARY LEE COWAN, Squeeze. Ambifion: To graduate from Vanderbilt Y-Teens, 2,4f Senior Campus Club, 43 Nafional Honor Sociely, 43 Wesf Wind Sfaff, 4. O JAMES YOUNG CRAWFORD, J. Y. Ambifion: To be a Unifed Sfafes Army Officer: ROTC, 2,3,4: Officer, 3,4: Baffalion Commander, 4: Oufsfanding firsf year cadef, 2: Superlafive, 2,3,4: Key Club, 4: Social Service Club, 3: Varsify foofball, 4.. O BOBBIE NELL DANIEL, Booby. Ambifion: To be a secrofary: Y-Teens, 2,3,4: Senior Spanish Club, 4: Glee Club, 2,3: Senior Campus Club, 4: lnframurals, 2,3. O DORENA DAVIS O WILLIAM MELVILLE DOAK, Bill. Ambifion: To become a newspaperman: Dramafic Club, 4: Senior Campus Club, 4: Kay Club, 4: NFL, 4: Wesf Wind, 4: ZEPHYR sfaff, 4. O CRAWFORD DUNCAN EVERETT, Duncan. Ambifion: To be an archifecf: Rifle Team, 4: Bowling Team, 3,4: Senior Campus Club, 4: Home Room Officer, 2: B Foofball, 2,3: ROTC, 2,3,4: lnframural Baskefball, 3,43 Mixed Chorus, l,2,3. O JOHN FANT, Bufch. Class officer, 4: Sfudenf Council Rep- resenfafive, l,3,4: Key Club, 2,3,4, Officer, 4: High School Regisfer, 4: Dramafic Club, 4: Spanish Club, 2,3: Nafional Honor Sociefy, 4: Golf feam, 4: Foofball, 3: Candidafe for Sfudenf Body Officer, 4: Represenfafive fo Volunfeer Boy's Sfafe of l94B: Senior Campus Club, 4: Monogram Club, 4: Superlafive, I,3. .... . O BARBARA FARRAR, Liffle Farrar. Ambifion: To graduate: Mixed Chorus, 2: lnframural Team, 2,3: Y-Teens, 2. O BETTY LOUISE FAUST, Yam-Dankee. Ambifion: To be a yankee fill I die! TGI, 3,4: Dramafic Club, l,2. SENIURS O RAYMOND CROSSFIELD O DONALD J. EDWARDS, Don. Ambifion: To be a success af somefhing: Home Room Officer, l: Spanish Club, 2,33 Camera Club, 2: ROTC, 2,3: Non Commissioned Officer, 3: ZEPHYR Sfaff, 3: Campus Club, 4. O BILLY EGGLESTON O JOHN NORMAN ENGEL. Ambifion: To be a sporfs announcer: Monifor: Rifle feam, 2: Nafional Honor Sociefy,4. THE 1949 O BETTY JEAN GENTRY, Messie Bessie. Ambilion: To gef l20 words in a minufe in Typing: Monifor, 2,3,43 Y-Teens, 2,33 Mixed Choir, 2,3,43 Girls Glee Club, 2,3,43 Girls Sexfeffe, 43 Home Room Officer, 3. I GRACE INEZ GIVENS, Slim, Ambifion: To be happy. O MARY VANCE GRAF, Mary. Ambifion: To go info Chemical research3 Home Room officer, 2,3,43 Quill and Scroll, 3,4, Treas- urer, 43 Wesf Wind Slaff, 2,3,43 ZEPHYR Sfaff, 2,3,4, Co-Edifor, 43 Choir, 2,33 Campus Club, 3,43 Y-Teens, 23 High School Regisfer -Who's Who, 43 Office Sfaff, 43 Monilor, 3,43 Superlafive, 33 Social Service Club, 43 lnframural Baskefball, 2,3. 0 FRED PATTERSON GRAHAM, Ferd, Ambifion: To fulfill all of my ambifions3 Presidenf of fhe Sfudenf Body, 43 Vice-Presidenf of fhe Junior Class, 33 Sfudenf Council Represenfafive, 2,33 Key Club, 2,3,4, Secrefary, 3, Vice-Presidenf, 43 Social Service Club, 3,4, Presidenf, 33 Wesf Wind Slaff, 2,3,4, Assisfanf Edifor, 3, Sporfs Edifor, 43 Annual Sfaff, Business Manager, 43 Nafional Forensic League, 43 Nafional Honor Sociefy, 3,43 Quill and Scroll, 3,4, Vice-Presidenf, 43 Foolball feam, 3,43 Hume Award Candidafe, 43 Superlafive, 2,3,43 8oy's Sfafe, 33 ROTC, 2,33 Monogram Club, 3,43 Home Room Officer, 23 Civifan Medal Candidafe, 43 Infra- murals, 2,3,4. O HENRY THOMAS FINLEY, Figbar. Ambifion: To fravel around fhe world3 Key Club, 2,3,4, Treasurer 43 Campus Club, 4, Presidenl 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Monifor, 43 Home Room Rep- resenfafive, 43 Home Room Presidenf, 23 Home Room Chaplain, 33 ROTC, 2,3,43 B-Team basliefball, 23 lnframural baskefball, 2,43 Boy's Sfafe, 33 Superlafive, l. O KATIE LOUISE FOYER. Ambifion: To be a gym feacher3 NFL: Dramafic Club3 Social Service Club, 3: Monifor. O VIOLET LEE FREEMAN, Pee Wee. Ambition: To live in Jackson, Mississippi3 Monifor, 3,43 lnframurals, 33 Girls Glee Club, 3,43 Mass Chorus, 2,3. O JACK GRADY . 3 V O DONALD GREGORY, Greg. Ambifion: To go fo fhe Univer- sify of Missouri and become a successful radio announcer3 ROTC, 2,33 Senior Campus Club, 43 Spanish Club, 33 Home Room Of- ficer, 2,33 Monifor, 2,3,43 Dramafic Club, 2,3,43 Presidenf of Dramafic Club, 43 Wesf Wind Sfaff, 2,3,43 Business Manager of Wesf Wind, 43 Nafional Forensic League, 2,3,43wQuill and Scroll, 43 ZEPHYR Sfaff, 2,3,43 Merry Wives of indsor , Tiger House , The Imaginary Invalid , Assisfanf Direcfor of Ouf of fhe Frying Pan , Sfage Manager for Young April 3 Superlafive, 2,3,43 Winner of All-Cify Humorous Declamafion, 4. O ROLAND GUFF, Snuffy. Ambifion: To go fo Peabody Col- lege, fo be a successful businessman and fo have plenfy of money. lnframural Champions, 33 ROTC, 2,3. I BETTY JEAN GUNN, Muggsey. Ambifion: To be a successful Teacher3 Superlafive, l,33 Y-Teen, 2,43 Annual Sfaff, 43 Girl's lnframural Runners Up, 3,43 Monifor, 43 Tennis Team, 4. O GEORGE STERLING GUY, JR., Gooey. Ambifion: To go fo Wes? Poinff Nafional Honor Sociefy, 43 Key Club, 43 Quill and Scroll, 43 Senior Campus Club, 4: Science Club, 43 Superlafive, 33 ROTC, 2,3,4, Officer, 43 Home Room Represenfafive 43 Monifor, 43 Wesf Wind Sfaff, 43 Junior Miss , I3 Inframural Baskefball, 4. O CHARLES F. HAGAN, C. P. Ambifion: Professional Whisfler3 Capfain ROTC3 Rifle feam, Choir. O BETTY SUE HAGAN, Sue. Ambilion: To finish fwo years of college and gel' married3 Y-Teens, 23 Choir, 23 Superlafive, 2,43 Girls Glee Club, 23 Home Room Officer, 3,43 Affendanf lo Valenfine King and Queen, 33 ROTC Sponsor, 3,43 Ideal Figure, 33 Home Coming Queen, 43 Monifor, 4. O BETTY ANN HALLIBURTON. Ambition: To be a nurseg TSI Club, 43 Nafional Honor Sociefy, 4. O MARY CONSTANCE HARDIN, Connie. Ambifion: To be a newspaper reporferg Monilor, 2,33 Girl Reserves, I. O DOROTHY MARIE HITE, Booga. Ambifion: To never grow oldg Mixed Choir, 2,3,43 Girls Glee Club, 2,3,43 Girls lnframural Baskefball, 2,3,43 Senior Campus Club, 43 Tri Sigs, 2,3,4f Allied Youfh, 23 Camera Club, 23 Y-Teens, 2,43 Dramafic Club, Z. O HORACE HOLLEY, Horse. Ambifion: To relire with a lrillion when l'm fwenfy-five. ROTC, 2,33 lnframurals, 4. O BOBBY JEAN HUDDLESTON, Bob. Ambifion: To be a nurse af Vanderbilf3 Band, 3,43 Girls Glee Club, 33 Y-Teens, 3,4. O RICHARD EUGENE HUNTER, Dicli. Ambifion: To be a loco- molive engineer on fhe N.C. and Sl. L. Railroad. SENIURS O JO ANN HAWKINS, Co Co. Ambifion: To live in California wifh Forrest Honor Sociefy, 3,43 Quill and Scroll, 43 Library Sfaff, Vice-Presidenf, 43 Junior Campus Club, 33 Senior Campus Club, Treasurer, 43 Y-Teens, 43 Wesf Wind Sfaff, Exchange Edifor, 43 ZEPHYR Sfaff, Typisf, 43 Home Room officer, 4. O SARA ANN HERMANN, Sally. Ambifion: To live in California wifh Dan3 Office Staff, 43 Dramafic Club, 2,3,43 Y-Teens, 2,3,43 Monifor, 2,43 Wes? Wind Sfaff, 2,3,43 ZEPHYR Slaff, 43 Girls Glee Club, I3 Junior Campus Club, 33 Senior Campus Club, 43 Home Room represenfafive, 43 Quill and Scroll, 4. O EUGENE HIBBITT, Barney Poole. Ambifion: To be ambifious llifoughouf life: Monifor, 3,43 NFL, 43 Monogram Club, 3,43 Key Club, 3,4, Presidenf, 43 ROTC, 2,3,4, Sgf. 2, Capfain, 3, Lf. Col., 43 Home Room Represenfafive, 3,43 Foofball, 3,43 Baskefball, 43 Baseball, 3,43 Sophomore class officer3 Imaginary Invalid , 43 Home Room Presidenl. O LOUIS H. HIBBITTS, Louis. Ambifion: To refire on my wife's money3 Home Room Represenfafive, 23 Key Club, 2,3,43 Class Officer, lj Superlafive, l,43 Dramafic Club, l3 NFL, l,23 Honor Sociefy, 43 Home Room Officer, l,3,43 ROTC, 2,3,43 Non. Com- missioned Officer, 3,43 ZEPHYR Slaff, 43 Junior Miss , l. f if THE 1949 O MILDRED ANN KENNEDY, Pete. Ambition: To be the President's secretary: Monitor, 2: Choir, 25 Girls Glee Club, 2,3: Guidance Club, 35 Y-Teens, 4. O JOHN MONROE KILE, JR., Buckshot Ambition: To be a banker: President of Freshman Class: Class Secretary and Treasurer, 2: Home Room Officer, 2,35 Choir, 3,4: ROTC Officer, 4. O BEVERLY ANN KINSER, Bev. Ambition: To be a singer: Girl's Glee Club, 25 Mixed Chorus, 2,35 Choir, 3,45 Spanish Club, 3: Dramatic Club, 45 Library Club, 2,3,4. O JERRY SEYMOUR KLEIN, Fitz. Ambition: To become a suc- cessful doctor5 Honor Society, 3,4-Vice-President, 45 Key Club, 45 Campus Club, 3,45 Quill and Scroll, 4: Winner of 2nd place in State Poetry Contest, 35 Winner of Civitan Award, 4: Superlative, 3,45 High School Register Who's Who , 4: Varsity Basketball, 3,4-Alternate Captain, 45 Varsity Football, 45 Second String All- Nashville Basketball, 4: Honorable Mention All-Nashville Football, 45 French Club, 3,45 Science Club, 4: ZEPHYR Staff, 45 Senior Play- lmaginary Invalid , 45 Monogram Club, 45 Tennis Team, 35 Intramural football, 35 Poem in High School Anthology, 4. O BETTE JANE HUTCHESON, Bette. Ambition: To be a land- scape and portrait artist5 Y-Teens, 35 Honor Society, 3,4: Quill and Scroll, 3,4, Parliamentarian, 45 National Forensic League, 3,45 Dramatic Club, 3,4: West Wind Staff, 3,45 ZEPHYR Staff, 45 Junior Spanish Club, President, 35 Monitor, 45 Junior Campus Club, 35 Senior Campus Club, 4: Second place in City-Wide Poetry Contest, 35 Poem in High School Anthology, 45 Intramural Basketball, 3. O KEENER HARRISON JACKSON, JR. Ambition: To do research in biophysics5 Spanish Club, 45 Quill and Scroll, 45 National Forensic League, 45 National Honor Society, 45 Student Council, 4: Superlative, 4: Officer in ROTC. I BARTON JONES, JR., Rebel. Ambition: To marry a rich girl: ROTC, 2,35 Junior Spanish Club, 3: Dramatic Club, 45 Monitor, 45 Imaginary lnvalid , 4. O ROBERT GALE JONES, Bob. Ambition: To be an Engineer5 ROTC Rifle Team, 2,35 B Team Football, 2,3: Dr. Yarbrough's Committee, 45 Stage Hand-Senior Play, 4: Class Officer, I. 2, rf: O JOHN GILL KNOX, III, Mobise. Ambition: To be a famous actor: Home Room Officer, 45 Football, B Team, 2: Varsity Foot- ball, 3,45 Co-Captain, 45 All City, 45 The Imaginary lnvalid , 45 Superlative, 45 ROTC, 2,3,4: Monitor, 4. I BETTY JANE KORNMAN, Betts. Ambition: To graduate from college: Honor Society, 3,45 Quill and Scroll, 45 Junior Campus Club, 35 Senior Campus Club, 45 Junior Spanish Club, Vice-President, 35 Senior Spanish Club, 4: West Wind Staff, 45 ZEPHYR Staff, 3,45 Office Staff, 45 High School Register-Who's Who, 4: Social Service Club, 3,4. O REID LEATH, Hot Lips. Ambition: To have my own radio show: French Club, 3,45 Camera Club, 2: Home Room Treasurer, 25 Dramatic Club, 2,35 Senior Campus Club, 45 Band, 2,3,4: ROTC, 2,35 Out of the Frying Pan fCrewl, 25 Imaginary lnvaIid , 4. I HENRY PAUL LEEPER, Greasy, Ambition: To graduate from college5 ROTC, Lt., 4: Honor Society, 45 Senior Campus Club, 45 Monitor, 3,45 Intramural Basketball, 4. O RUBY JANE LEWIS, R. J. Ambifion: To be a privafe secre- fary5 Home Room Officer, 45 Monifor, 45 Y-Teens, 3,45 Superlafive, 45 Quill and Scroll, 45 Nafional Honor Sociely, 3,45 Wesf Wind Sfaff, 45 ZEPHYR, 4. O BELLE MARIE LILLARD, Little Rie. Ambifion: To be an arfisf5 Y-Teens, 45 Senior Campus Club, 45 Superlafive, l,25 Treas- urer of Freshman Class, Nafional Honor Sociefy 3,45 Senior Spanish Club. 45 Home Room Represenfafive, 4. O LOUIS WILLIAM LIPSHUTZ, Luuy. Ambifion: To live a Iifefime5 Junior Spanish Club, 25 Senior Spanish Club, 35 ROTC, 2,35 Non-Commissioned officer, 35 lnframural Baslrefball, 2,3,45 lnframural foofball, 35 B-feam baskefball, 2,3,45 Senior Campus Club, 45 Tennis, 4. 0 RONNIE LOCKENBACK I JANE ALICE MASON, LiHle Janie. Ambifion: To be happy. Girls Glee Club, 2,35 Mixed Chorus, 25 Choir, 3, 45 Y-Teens, 25 Alfernafe Cheerleader, 35 Cheerleader, 45 Superlafive, 3,45 Home Room Officer, 45 Monifor, 2,3,45 ROTC Sponsor, 3,45 Nafional Honor Sociefy, 45 Girls lnframural Baslcefball, 2,3,4. O BETTY ANN MCGUIRE, Rockie, Ambifion: To have fwelve children5 Choir, 45 Glee Club, 25 Home Room Officer, 35 Y-Teens, 45 Home Room Represenfafive, 4. O CATHERINE MCLAUGHIN, Kaki. Ambifion: To live happy, die young, and have a good looking corpse5 Home Room Rep- resenfafive, 25 Monifor, 35 Girl's Glee Club, 2,35 Mixed Chorus, 2,3,45 Homecoming Affendanf, 45 Girls Inframural Baskefball, 2,3,45 Y-Teens, 45 Allied Youfh, 25 Camera Club, Z. O TRlNl TERESSA MICKEL, Tressey. Ambifion: To wrife a book5 Superlafive, l,3,45 Edifor of Wesl Wind, 45 Monifor, 41 Quill and Scroll, 45 Y-Teens, 45 Honor Sociefy, 45 High School Regisfer, 45 Senior Campus Club, 35 GirI's Glee Club, l,3. SENIDRS O SEFTON BROWN LUCAS, Sac. Ambifion: To be an archifec- fural Engineer5 ROTC, 2,3,4, Non-Commissioned Officer, 3,45 Senior Campus Club, 45 Intramural Basketball, 3,4. Ouill and Scroll, 3,4, Presidenf, 45 Honor Sociely, 3,45 Dramafi: Club, 2,3,4- Secrefary, 45 Y-Teens, 2,3,45 Campus Club, 3,45 NFL, 3,45 Wesf Wind Sfaff, 3,4, Assisfanf Edifor, 3, Co-Edifor, 4, ZEPHYR Sfaff, 35 Merry Wives of Windsor , 35 Tiger House , 45 Imaginary lnvalid , 45 High School Regisfer Who's Who, 45 Gay Ninefies Skif, 35 Home Room officer, 25 Monifor, 45 Superlaa five, 3,45 Cify Humorous Readinq Confesl, firsf place, 4: Sfafe Humorous Reading Confesf, fhird place, 4. O BETTY CLAIR MAHON O BARBARA MARTIN 4805+ O REBECCA SUE LYDDY, Susie. Ambifion: To nof gef married5 'EEE' THE 1949 O MARY PAULINE ODUM, Polly. Ambifion: To be happy and make ofhers happy: Home Room Officer, 2,3,4: Trio, 3: Sexfef, 4: Girls Glee Club, 2,3: Mixed Chorus, 3. O KAY ADELAIDE OGILVIE, Sweef Kay. Ambifion: To be a success: Home Room Secrefary, 2,3: Home Room Represenfafiye, 3: Glee Club, 2: Mixed Chorus, 2: Quill and Scroll, 3: Recording Secrefary, 4: Honor Sociefy, 3,4: Junior Campus Club, 3: Senior Campus Club, 4: Senior Class Secrefary, 43 ROTC Sponsor, lLf.l, 4: Office Sfaff, 4: D.A.R. Medalisf, 4: Wesf Wind Sfaff, 3,4: ZEPHYR Sfafi, 4: Superlafive, 4: Monifor, 4: High School Regisler -Who's Who, 4: Social Service Club, 3,4: Candidafe for Miss Vlesf High, 4. O EANA ELIZABETH ORR, Belfy. Ambifion: To gef my MRS. degree: Girls Baskefball lnframurals. O JAMES THOMAS PATTERSON, JR., Paf. Ambifion: To be successful: Home Room Presidenf, 2: Home Room Represenfafive, 3: Dramafic Club, 3,4: Debafe Team, 3,4: Senior Campus Club, 4: Monifor, 4: Key Club, 4: NFL, 3,4: Vice-Presidenf Sfudenf Body, 4: Foofball, 2: Baskefball Varsify, 4: Baseball, l,2,3,4: Busi- ness Manager Annual, 4: Candidafe Civifan Medal, ll. O PATSY LYNN MOORE, BIueboy. Ambifion: Always fo sfay happy: Junior Glee Club, I: Sfudenl Council, l,4: Dramatic Club, 2: Monilor, 2,4: Spanish Club, 2: Y-Teens, 3,4: Officer, 4: Home Room Officer, 3: Office Sfaff, 4: Nafional Honor Sociefy, 3,4: Quill and Scroll, 4: Wesf Wind Sfaff, 3,4: Junior Campus Club, 3: ZEPHYR Sfaff, 4. O LOUISE EVA MORRIS, Funnyface. Ambilion: To be happy always: Campus Club, 3: Spanish Club, 2,3: Monifor, 2,4: lnfra- murals, 3,4. O HELEN AUGUSTA MYERS. Ambifion: Go fo Bible School: T8rl Club. O GEORGE CHARLES NEWCOMER, Cha1z. Ambifion: To be- come an elecfrical engineer: Spanish Club, 3,4: Senior Campus Club, 4: Home Room Presidenf, 4: ZEPHYR Sfaff, 4: ROTC, 2,3,4: ROTC officer, 4: Superlafive, 2. O PHILLIP LEE PARSONS, Phil. Ambifion: To have a successful career in fhe Army Air Force: Key Club, 2,3,4: Superlafive, 3: ROTC, 2,3: Choir, 4: Home Room Represenfafive, 4: Home Room Officer, 4: Monifor, 2,4: Cheerleader, 4. O MARY KATHERINE PEARL, Ma1ie. Ambition: To slay young and happy: Y-Teen Club, 3,4: lnframural Baslrefball Team, 3: Dramatic Club, 2,3,4: Monilor, 4: Home Room Officer, 3,4: Office Sfaff, 4: Quill and Scroll, 4: Honor Sociefy, 4: Wesl Wind Sfaff, 3,4: ZEPHYR Sfaff, 4: Superlafive, 2,4, O WILLIAM FRANKLIN PETTY, Willie. Ambifion: To live a long successful life: Spanish Club, 2,3, Vice-Presidenf, 2: Sfudenf Coun- cil Represenfafive, 3: ROTC, 2,3,4, Non-Commissioned Officer, 3,4: Superlafive, 2: Senior Campus Club, 4. O SYD WATERS PlGUE, JR. Ambifion: To be a docfor: Home Room Officer, 2,3: Superlafive, 2,3,4: Junior Spanish Club, 3: Social Service Club, 3: ROTC, 2,3. O MARILYN FRANCES PILSK, Gee. Ambifion: To graduale from College, Home Room officer, 2, 3, 4, Social Service Club, Treasurer, 3, Presidenl, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4, Jr. Campus Club, 3, Sr. Campus Club, 4, Wesf Wind Reporfer, 3, 4, Sophomore Superla- live, 2, ZEPHYR Sfaff, 3, co-edilor, 4, Office Slaff, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 3, 4, High School Rer1isfer Who's Who, 4. O JOSEPH CHRISTIAN POTTS, Joe. Ambifion: To be a success, Home Room Presidenf, 4, Glee Club, 4, Vice-Presidenl, 4, Key Club, 4, Band, 4, Key Club Quarlef, 4, Sr, Campus Club, 4, lnframural Baskefball, 4, Male Ouarfef, 4. O HELEN JEAN PURYEAR, Pruneface. Ambifion: To gel mar- ried, Campus Club, 4, Y-Teens, 4, Honor Sociefy, 4, Home Room Officer, 4, lnframurals, 3, Enfered from Hillsboro in Junior year. O EDWARD E. RANDOLPH, Eddie Moe. Ambifion: To be a success, Home Room Presidenf, 2, 3, Home Room Represenfafive, 4, lnlramural Baskefball, 4, lnframural Foofball, 2, Monogram Club, 2, 3, 4, Non-Commissioned Officer of ROTC, 3, Bowling Team, 3, 4, Baseball Team, 2, 3, 4, Superlafive, 2. , .effffff ,,,. . ,. ,,,i iii? exif E 4 if iftsfif ji? Q is , , ,Sf . O ESTHER JANET ROSENBERG, Jean. .Ambilionz To graduale from Cornell, Dramafic Club, 3, Junior Campus Club, 3, Senior Campus Club, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4, Honor Sociely, 3, 4, National Forensic League, 4, Wesl Wind Sfaff, 4, Social Service Club, 3, Inframural Baslrefball, 2, 3, 4. O CAROL EVELYN RUTHERFORD, Baby, Ambilion: To de- sfroy Bob's pen and pencil sef, TGI, 3, 4, Dramafic Club, I, 2. O MARTHA CARLTON RUTLEDGE, Twin, .Ambilion: To finish college. ,Senior Plav, Dramafic Club. O MARY POPLIN RUTLEDGE, Twin, , Arnbilion: To finish col- lege. Senior Play, Dramalic Club. SENIURS O DONALD RAY REED, Don. Ambilion: To make a million dollars, Spanish Club, 2, 3, Treasurer, 3, Monogram Club, 2, 3, 4, Science Club, 4, Senior Campus Club, 4, Golf Team, 2, 3, 4, Bowling Team, 3, 4, Rifle Team, 2, 3,4, lnlramural Baslxefball, I, .2, ,3, ,4, ,ZEPHYR Sfaif, 4, . Junior Miss, , I, ,ROTC Capfain, 4, Superlafive, 4, Home Room Officer, 2, 3, 4. O HEDY REINHEIMER, Lillie One. Ambilion: To be a Com- mercial Arfisf, Dramafic Club, I, 2, NFL, 3, Junior Campus Club, 3. O MARIELLEN REPLOGLE, P. G. Y-Teens, 2, 3, Home Room Officer, 2, 3, Sfudenf Council, 4, Monifor, 2, 3,4, Social Service Club, 4, ROTC sponsor, 4, Cheerleader, 4, Mixer Chorus, 3, 4, Girls Glee Club, 3, 4, Superlafive, 2, 3, 4, Senior Campus Club, 4, Ideal Lips, 3, Wesf Wind Slaff, 4, ZEPHYR Sfaff, 4, Allied Youlh Club, 2, Camera Club, 2, Inframural Baskefball, 2, 3, 4, Secrelary Girls' Glee Club, 3. O ROBERT ANDREW ROGAN, Cheslnuf. ,Ambifion: To be an Army Officer, Safely Patrol Capfain, 2, Home Room Vice-Presi- denl, 3, ROTC Officer, 3. THE 1949 O BARBARA SHIPPEY, Shippey. Ambifion, fo always have a good lime. Senior Campus Club, 4. O BARBARA YVONNE SHIRK, ShorIy. Ambifionz To move up fo Ohio, my old home fown. Choir, 2, 3,43 Girls Glee Club, 33 Spanish Club, 3. O NORA JEAN SIMS. Ambifion: To work hard Io make fhe besf possible success of my life. Spanish Club, 23 Home Room Officer, 23 Mixed Chorus, 2, 33 Girl's Glee Club, 2,33 Dramalic Club, 33 Junior Campus Club, 3: ROTC Sponsor, 3, 43 Honor So- ciefy, 3, 43 Quill and Scroll, 43 Wesf Wind, 43 ZEPHYR, 4. O COURTN EY SMITH f 43 O SHIRLEY ANNE SCHWARTZ, Cookie. .To always be happy. Dramafic Club, 2, 3, 43 Junior Campus Club, 33 Senior Campus Club, 4. O LA NITA CELESTE SELLE, Dimples. Ambifion: To be an airline hosfess. Y-Teens, I, 43 Spanish Club, 3: Girls' Inframurals, I, 33 Senior Campus Club, 43 Superlafive, I. O JOSEPH LESLIE SELLERS, Joe. Ambifion: To be a successg ROTC, 2,33 Varsify Foofball, 3, 43 Monogram Club, 3,43 Infra- mural Soflball, 33 Home Room Officer, 33 Senior Superlafive, 4. O CAROL LEE SHAINBERC-5, CaroI. Ambifion: Ge? a MRS. de- gree3 Honor Sociefy, 3,43 Spanish Club, 2, 33 Junior Campus, 3. si I . f u I WILL ALLEN SMITH, Munsey. Ambifion: To make a for- fune overnighf. Presidenl of Junior High3 Presidenf of Sophomore Class, 23 Presidenf of Home Room, 3, 43 Foofball, I, 2, 3, 4: Baskef- ball, 2,3,43 Co-Capfain of Foofball, 43 ROTC, 2, 3,43 Maior in ROTC, 43 Monogram Club, I, 2, 3, 43 SuperlaIive, I, 2, 3, 4. O WILLIAM DAVID SOLOMON, BiII. Varsily Foofball, 23 B Team Foofball, 3, 43 Varsify Baskefball, I, 23 B Team Baskefball, 33 ROTC, 33 Honor Society, 4. O LIBBY JOAN SPITZ, Binny. Ambifion: To be a dress de- signer. Honor Sociefy, 43 Quill and Scroll, 4: Monilor, 43 Arf Edifor of Ihe Wesl Wind, 43 Social Service Club, 33 Jr. Campus Club, 33 Sr. Campus Club, 43 Cify Poefry Confesf, fhird place, 43 Cify Poefry Confesf, second place, 4. O REBECCA ANNE STACKS, Sleepy. Ambifionz To be an in- ferior decorafor or commercial arfisf. Home Room Officer, 4. O JAMES CARLIN SWACK, JR., Jimmy. Ambition: To be a lawyer. Freshman Class Officer: Dramatic Club, I, 3, 4: NFL, 2, 3, 4: Key Club, 3, 4: ROTC, 2, 3: Intramural Basketball, 2: The Imaginary lnvalid, 4: B Team Football, l,2: Senior Campus Club, 4. O PAUL ALLEN TANKSLEY, TanIr. Ambition: To be an Aero- nautical Engineer. Junior Campus Club, 3: Science Club, 4: ROTC, I, 2, 3, lst Lt.: Honor Society, 4: B Team Football, 3, 4. O ROSEMARY MERSHON TAYLOR, Rosie. Ambition: Psychia- trist. Mixed chorus, 2, 4: Glee Club, 3: ROTC Sponsor, 3, 4: ROTC Queen, 3: Superlative, l,2, 3, 4: Cheerleader, I, 2,3,4: Girls State, 3: Miss Fortune, 4: Football Attendant, 4: Science Club, 4: Guidance Club, 4: Y-Teens, 3: Junior High Treasurer, I: Student Council, 2, 3, 4: Imaginary Invalid, 4: Intramural Basketball, 3: Prom Attendant, I, 3: Class Officer, 2: Ideal Legs, 3: Monitor, 2, 3: Home Room Officer, 3: ZEPHYR, 3, 4: West Wind, 4: Candi- date for Miss West High, 4. O WILLIAM GOODE THOMAS, Shark. Ambition: To play baseball. Monitor, 4: National Forensic League, 4: Senior Campus Club, 4: Intramural Basketball, 4. w . - x V ,fag O BOB VEACH O DOROTHY WALDEN O MARJORIE COOPER WEBER, Webby. Ambition: To get through college. National Forensic League, 3,4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 3, 4: Junior Campus Club, 3: Senior Campus Club, 4: West Wind Staff, 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff, 3, 4: Library Staff, 3, 4: Office Staff, 4: Social Service Club, 3, 4: Quill and Scroll, 4: Honor Society, 3, 4: Vice President of Home Room, 2. I MORRIS WEINER, Buddy. Dramatic Club, 3, 4: West Wind, 2: Intramurals, 2, 3, 4: B Team Bootball, 2, 3. SENIURS O NANCY LEE TOWNES, Nan, Ambition: To be a success. Girl's Glee Club, 2: Home Room President, 2. O KAY TOWNLEY. To always be happy. Alternate cheerleader, 4: ROTC Sponsor, 4: Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Choir, 2, 3, 4: Ofticer 3, 4: Girls Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Officer, 3: Home Room Officer, 2, 3,4: Girls Intramural Basketball, 3, 4: Senior Campus Club, 4: Dramatic Club, 2, 3: Monitor, 2: ZEPHYR Staff, 4: Tri Sigs, 2, 3, 4: Superlative, 2, 3: Camera Club, 2: Allied Youth, 2: Candidate for Miss West High, 4. O SARA JEAN TURNER, Sa. Ambition: To grow tall enough to look down on people. Superlative, I: Y-Teens, 2: Monitor, 3, 4: Home Room Officer, 2, 3, O DOROTHY JEANNE VAN DRESSER, Dot, Ambition: To be a winner in the Pyramid Club, Treasurer of NFL, 4: Mixed Choir, 4: Sextet, 4: Dramatic Club, 4, as SQ WP' J . 'J THE 1949 I RUTH NVEINGART, Rulhie. To be happy in life. Dramafc Club, 2, 3, 4, Honor Sociely, 35 Campus Club, 3,4: Wesl Wind Slalf, 2, 3: ZEPHYR Slalf, 4. O JOY ANN WEST, Annie, Ambilion: To live an unsellish lile. Cand'dale for 'Miss Forlune Sludenl Body Officer 4 Jun'or Class Officer 3 ROTC sponsor 4 Superlalive 3 4 Allendanl lo Homecoming Queen 4 ampus Club 3 4 Quill and Scroll 3 4 Nalronal Honor Soclely 3 4 Mixed Chorus Z 3 4 Girl s GI Club 2 3 4 Girls Sexlelle 2 4 Home Room Ollicer 3 4 Home Room Represenlahve 3 4 Monilor 4 Junior Campus Club Ol ficer 3 Sergeanl al Arms Quill and Scroll 4 Candidale for Girl s Slale 2 O MARY ALICE WESTPHAL Aloe Amblluon To gel back lo Calilorn a Wesl Wind Slall 4 ZEPHYR Slaff 4 Senior Campus C ub 4 O RUDf CARL WILLIAMS Fal Boy Ambrllon To be an Archilecl Sludenl Council Member 2 B Team Foolball 2 Junior Spanish Club 2 ROTC 2 Vice Presidenl ol Home Room 3 O ROSEMARY NJILLIAMSON Hook Ambllion To gel oul of high school Al ernale Cheerleader 4 ROTC Sponsor 4 Candi dale for Miss Fortune 4 Home Room Officer 3 4 Girls lnl a mural Baslrelball 3 4 Spanish Club 3 Mixed Choir 2 3 4 Girls Glee Club 2 Senior Campus Club 4 YTeens 3 Monilor 2 3 4 Wesl Wind Slalf 4 ZEPHYR Slaff 4 Dramalic Club 2 3 Camera C ub 2 3 O ROBERT WILSON Go Boy To gel rich and lravel ROTC Mon lo 4 Inlramural I PEGGY JOYCE ZAGER Peg Ambiluon To graduale from college Honor Sociely 3 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Junior Campus Club Recording Secrelary 3 Senior Campus Club Recording Secrelary 4 Junior Spanish Club 3 Senor Spanish Club 4 Club 3 4 lnlramural Baskelball 3 4 Herman Ambrose Roberl Lynn Babb James Thomas Bolles Howard W Bryan Henry Earl Carlisle Foolball 3 ROTC 3 ,f-ua. IWX xr CAMERA SHY SENIORS Roberl Garber Kennelh S Haclierman Billy Jones Waller W Malone Travis Jarrell Pepper 'hs . I I 'H ' I ' Q, I I -- - . . . . 6 V I . .I h . . . . 4' . in ' . : - ' . . 1 ' r - I , , . -. r. I , J. V W M y . I I .. l.. . . I . Magna ,V , , - - , , 1 A , , ,,,,, In ZEPHYR Slafl, 3,41 Office Sfalf, 41 Monilor, 45 Social Service J x, ., 32 John Monroe Temple Marlin Zeillln Gerald Henderson Ted Preslon Vaughn Belly Ann Geer Joyce Marie Goldslein Eleanor Louise Harrison Jeanne Elizabelh Thompson Jean Bowman Fox LAST WILL AND TESTAMEIIT We the members of the Senaor Class of nlneteen hundred and forty nrne beang of confused nfand and tand body resultang from our mad pursuat of knowledge do hereby testment Flrst as a class we leave West radataon than at was leat us darnage Second as andavaduals we leave Jam Akers leave my ha home room to Mass Dembsky a mat thas to be our last wall a d Hagh to the Junaors an a var worse the hope that they can repaar the the lollowang to the underclassmera UI memoraes of Mass Dembsky s Arnold Donald and kata Arkovatz leave West wathout any Arkovatzes I Charlene Appleton leave for Humboldt Ida June Brown fagures she needs everythang she has Therefore e takes at a wath r I Irvane Cherry leave my many nacknames to whoever as entatled to them We Annette Bubas ano Carol Shaanberg leave our gossapplng ln Hlsrory Class to any lucky enough o have Mrs Murray Jlmmy Cohen leaves has ab laty to charm Mass Dembsky to Bobby Youngerman Betty Faust leaves her Yankee accent to Wallaam McDonald I J Y Crawford leave my posaton an ROTC to anyone who can w rk 7 w y up to v gleston leaves l ally l Katae Foyer leave my d avang skrll to Coach Greer s Draver Traan ang Class We Tom Benton Donald Gregory Bally Petty and Barton Jores leave Jammy Drak to Hel en Anderson Mary Graf fetuses to leave anyth ng and an the meantame takes wath r all o ass Hanes penca s Ann West leaves her abalaty to charm 7l all of her teachers to Jo Ann Scott We Paul Tankslev and John Pant leave our new Physacs theorles to Mass Hanes a ms ve m a e an sho natura o Wayne Snoddv Dorothy Walden Dorean Davas and Bobble Huddleston leave our love tor West behand us James Austan reluctantly leaves Ann Wolfe durang fafth peraod lunch e John Coles and Paul LeeDer eave our never gave up technague to Allan Edmundson and Bobby Davas Jane Mason leaves her energetac cheerleadang to Davad Wolfe We Labby Spatz and Bette Hutcheson leave our art talent to Mass Adams I Horace Holley leave my ch ldash ways to Henry Paper Howard Bryan eaves has photographac studao to Ball Dawson I Alace Westphal leave tor Calatornaa I wonder why7 Gerald Henderson wakes up long enough to graduate M ralyn Palsk leaves her swangano ways to Sharley cott I Vlolet Freeman depart for Jackson Massasslppa I Duncan Everette beoueath my natural bowlang talent to next years Bowllng Team Tommy Fanley oeparts tor Petes Pool Parlo an great haste I Betty Gentry leave roy monator post at the lunch lane to anyone who can faght oaf the boys who try to slap an lane G e Gavens waa m abalatyt play basketba Hrckerson Otasane I Roland Gulf leave my susceptabalaty to beang framed ln Mr Mortamer s room to anyone who lakes to run through the belt lane I Connae Hardan leave my love for a Ryan boy to Dot Campbel George Guy wall my aba aty for gettang an trouble to my a e brother Budd, I Jack Knox do hereby bequeath my massave frame to Bobby Bowers Jo Ann Hawkans leaves for the woods or should I say Forrest? C P Hagan leaves has romantac voace to Bally Barnes I Maldred Kennedy leave my seat an the Sunset Club to Helen Lard Beverly Kan er leaves her labrary work to anyone who thanks they nht want at Keener Jackson leaves has above average mand to Braanless II Payne I Bob Jones leave my abalaty to argue wath Mass Bowen to anyone who can stand the srraan We Betty Ko nman and Ma torae Weber and Peggy Zaoer w Il our knattano needles to Amelaa Whate and Nancy De bradqe an hopes that they wall fanash as many sweaters an class as we dld We Henry Carlasle and Johnny Kale leave our many notes gavang us aserlrrassaon to leave school tor a smoke to Phl Rosentleld and E H ar er I Read Leath leave my gardle to Mass Battle I Sue Lyddv leave my g eat talent for dramat cs to Phyllas Schwartz Betty Claar Mahon lett too soon to leave anythang We Sefton Lucas and Louas Lapschutz leave our football and Easketball bookang establashment to Freddae Gross and Norman Gold e Q Praal Parson and Betty McGuare wll thear bottles of peroxade to Barbara Nc Paer We Barbara Ma tan Vantrease and Paulane Odum Graggs leave to take ca e of our homes and famalles B LIIRonnae Lockenbach am at last able to leave my Spanash to Mass a e a Trana Mackel gladly leave the West Wand I Jammy Patterson beoueath my bow legs to Wesley Kanser We p5lSY MOOre ano Jean Purvea leave Helen Anderson an peace a ras Eddae Randolph leave I-aas bay wandow to Sgt Claffe knowlng hell look good wath two I Ball Solomon leave Edna Mae Stout wath an empty coke bottle to blow on at the games next year We Kay Ogalvae and Kay Townley leave Morras Wlllaams and Bob Vearh wath hands oft sagns around thear necks We Jean Sams and Louas Habbatts leave our seats an the labrary be for school to Jean Eckhardt and her latest John Engel leaves has monator post to anyone who thanks they can make peopae stop runnarag I Ruby Lewas leave my dagnataed manner and blushlnq countenance to Joan McEwen Robert Babb leaves Dot Mason hopang she wall be true Rachard Hunter leaves has musac talents to Jerry Downang Ann Stacks leaves very wallangly I I We Maraellen Replogle Dot Hate Kaka McLaughIan and Dot Van Dresser leave our noasey get togethers an the audatoraum at lunch peraod to Sara Austan June Tucker and Peggy Malton SJohn Barrow leaves has seat an Mass Hanes Physacs class to Allen late Jack Grady leaves has abllaty to run the movae proyector at the lunch peraods to John Lank I Mary Katherane Pearl leave a y Barnes but wal return ou e frequently to keep a watchful eye on ham I Mary Thornton George leave my roamang up and down the hall durang classes to my lattle saster Betty Eugene Habbett leaves has warm seat on the bench at the basketball games to Carl Jenkans Vaughn leaves to future Physacs students sympathy I I I Alvas Davas leave my work backstage to anyone who lakes to keep late hours Joe Sellers leaves has tall dark and handsome appearance to George House We Ava Jane Baxter and Don Reed Ellen Butterfaeld and Charlae Newcomer leave our seats an the audatoraum at fourth peraod to any up and comang young lovers who maght want them Courtney Smarn and Bobby Rogan leave thear dark curly har to Wallaam McDonald and Bobby Caldwell We Mary and Martha Rutledge leave our resemblance to each other to Maxane and Carlene Collaer Here s hopang they can tool as many people Sharlev Schwartz Ruth Weangart and Hedy Reanheamer leave a fond farewell to the corradors they ve strolled so often I Fred Graham leave my knack for gettang my own way to next year s Presadent of the Student Body CIDonald Edwards leaves has charmang personalaty to the entare Junlor a s Rosemary Wallaamson leaves her manuscrapt How to Fllrt and Not Be Obvaous to Joan Feldman Y onne Shark a d Marae Lallard leave thear lack of altatude t Barbara Ellas and Mary McNulty l Herman Ambrose leave I hope' We LaNata Selle and Betty Orr leave Shakespeare and Macbetn to Mass Bowen Jerry Klean leaves a aock of has haar to all has temanane admarers bl Joe Potts leave my ammense heaght to Norman Shorty Gold erg Louase Morras regretfully leaves Bert Sandler We Ba bara Farrar and Bobbae Nell Danael leave hopang to follow former Westerners to TPI Betty Gunn leaves her bass voace to Betty Joe Bell We Sara Barts and Mary Lee Cowan leave our quaetness to Gay Hancock and Betty Sams I Ann Barton leave to be wath Tony Ball Doak leaves has leather racket to Mass Bowen We Sara Turner and Sue Hagan leave our pretty as a plcture appearances to gust anyone IIJean Rosenberg leaves her many questaons to anyone who can answer t em Helen Myers and Carol Rutherford leave the D O Class wathout and Mr Mortamer crying over the loss of two praze pupals Johnny Mae Armstrong leaves her athletac abalaty to Joan Hamllton I Ann Babb leave takang my strakang resemblance to Mass Bowen wa me That as at he doesnt mand We Ann Allen Barbara Shappey and Nancy Townes leave the D velopment Ot Amerlcan Hastory to any Junaors who stall th nk t would be so wonderful to be a Senaor Mary Lou Bellamy leaves West wathout her traendly presence I Sally Hermann leave my farst peraod otlace 'ob to anyone who lakes to come an late We Daxle Brumley Dorothy Bryant and Mary Jean Clymer leave the halls ot West wathout a backward lance Wall Allen Smath leaves has tootba I abalaty to Alfred Greenfaeld I Rosemary aaylor wall my tackle nature to Sharley Foley Monroe Ternpae leaves washang Bob Shockley was gorng wath h rn Bally Thomas wall my poase whale an the presence of the faarer to Ball Tur r I Syd Pague leave my brallaant answers an Mass Bowen s Englash class to anyone who takes rry place an her class next year lntrusted and attested to by four annocent bystanders ELLEN BUTTERFIELD CHARLES NEWCOMER JEAN SIMS LOUIS HIBBITTS , I d . . . 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I . . . ,' R I A I SCXII I. ne ' . , . . , . - 1 'I sv, II 34 PRUPIIEGY ln the annals of hustory we have become famuluar wuth the great gold rush of I8-19 un whuch much speculatuon and aspuratuon were seen un the eyes of our puoneer ancestors but not to be outdone our pres ent generatuon also has some revolutuonary udeas of uts own whuch shal come about un the year l9b9 Maunly responsuble tor thus braun fever are two gurls or should we speak of them as beung two dugnufued old malds who have seen the necessuty of world progress lt was one fune sunny day when Rosemary Taylor and Maruellen Replogle put theur heads together and devused a scheme whuch would beluttle all scuentufuc achuevements up untul that tume by promotung the furst passenger llught un a rocket srup Theur furst problem was to secure the means the passengers and most umportant of all present to the board of scuentusts theur braun storm Luttle hope dud they have at furst of obtaunung help from these stone hearted men but funally ut was Keener Jackson head physucust emerrtus who persuaded hus loyal board to accept the plan Stll there was great doubt un the munds of hus assustants Jummy Patterson Bobby Rogan Irvune Cherry Jum Akers and Bob Jones but they funally saw the lught and succumbed to the valuent pleas of these sweet old hags By thus tume word had leaked out as to the purpose of the plans and unstantly response was heard throughout the natuon Such unterest was stumulated that a woman s socual organuzatuon headed by Marulyn Pulsk Betty Kornman Peggy Zager and Maruorue Weber undertook the responsubuluty of funancung thus expedutuon unto space as theur pet prouect lmmeduately the development of the plans were put unto operatuon One of the most outstandung enguneers wuth hus crew of mechanucs was chosen to construct the modern rocket shup John Fant was thus man buut not only he was responsuble for thus huge task for hus grease monkeys Henry Carlusle Ed Blackford Rudy Wulluams and Robert Babb added theur two buts worth when thungs became complucated lCan you umagune that7l The day has funally arruved Gur trusty pulots lworkung on day and nught shuftsl have mounted unto the cockput wautung for the anxuous passengers to board the shup Look at that fearless valuant courage ous terror strucken bunch of people No better group could be qualu fued for the strenuous excursuon than Herman Ambrose Mary Lou Bellamy Sefton Lucas Betty Halluburton James Swack Lubby Sputz Bull Solomon Bully Thomas and Shurley Schwartz who realuze the danger and rusk of leavung theur luves un the hands of Mary Graf Sally Herman Betty McGuure and Betty Orr theur capable pulots As the stewards Eugene Hubbett Jack Knox Monroe Temple and Ronnue Lockenback fastened our safety belts for the take off Beverly Kunser and Joe Ports sang us off wuth Racung to the Moon and our long awauted trup had begun After speedung through space at the rate of 5000 mules a munute we arruved at the heart shaped gates of Venus Heaven of Matrumony where ut was no great surpruse to see Don Reed Ava Jane Baxter Charles Newcomer Ellen Butterfueld Louus Hubbetts and Jean Sums who were beung advused by Barbara Martun Vantrease Paulune Odum Grugg and Jean Bowman Fox sunce they BCQUIVCG an early start back at West un l949 Sunce the Haven was rapudly becomung full we saw Kay Ogulvue Ann Barton Louuse Morrus Jo Ann Hawkuns Rosue Wulluamson and Sara Turner makung applucatuon for the wautung lust Sunce we had to hurry on to the Bug Dupper un tume for the maun show of the Celestual Coney Island we left after wushung the gurls the best of luck Who should be there to welcome us but John Coles the barker for the Donald Arnold and Arkovutz Freak Show He unsusted on guvung us free passes unto the maun tent and so sunce nothung at West was ever free we accepted um rrueduately As we made the rounds we saw Ann Stacks the Snake Charmer the Rutledge Suamese twuns Kaku Fat Woman McLaugh lun Katue Foyer the Bearded Lady and Fred Muscles Graham the 5000 lb weughr lufter After eatung our full of cotton candy uellued apples popcorn and peanuts we decuded that bucarbonate and tne drug store would be our next stop CRASH' What hut us? lf you can walk get out and see Why uts a shup from Mars' What are you doung here7 Thought we left you back on earth un I949 Charlene Appleton told us that she Aluce Westpha' Barton Jones and Duncan Everett had trued to get away from the untrucate Complucatuons of mankund by fundung happy seclu son un the sky Here bearung down on our left us the fabulous Mars Patrol led by Bully Sherlock Petty and hus assustant John Dr Wat son Engel followed by Hedy Reunheumer and Patsy Moore gurl de tecvuves and Walter Malone General Nuusance Beung that we were un such a batteued condutuon they suggested that we fly over to the hosputal where that erruunent surgeon Dr Jerry S Kleun would treat s fo upset stomachs and unuurues obtauned un the collusuon After beung bandaged and burped we took a look un the clunuc where we saw Joe Sellars and Bully Eggleston fugutuves from Alcoholucs Anony mous Jane Mason and Johnny Kyle beung treated for heart trouble and Raymond Crossfueld receuvung meducal attentuon as a result of unuurues obtauned fron' a wreck on hus space cycle As we turned to depart Donald Gregory stopped entertaunung the patuents long enough to guve us hus regards Now on to the Moon' Look' People ahead' Why uts Betty Gunn Johnnue Mae Armstrong and Wull Allen Smuth provung the statement that they had rather swung on a star than be monkeys carryung moon beams home un a uar besudes ut s good muscle exercuse As we waved good by the stewards entered wuth our lunch At last we reach the moon sungung Full Moon and Empty Arms fWell uf you havent done any good by now l7 Before proceed ung to the hotel we must drop un at the famous Moon Bar where we see Phul Parsons busy Ut at work brewung hus unfamous moonshune Well uf ut usnt Harvey Freeman Dot Van Dresser Buddy Weuner Gerald Sleepy Henderson and Jean Puryear hangung furmly to the raul Potent stuff Phl lt s best we leave whule we re able Watch ut folks don t trup over that crater' Ahl There s lust the bus that wull take us rught to the door of our hotel After arruvung sungung Love on a Greyhound Bus ldont ask us whyl' who should we see runnung to meet us but Jack Grady manager of the most elaborate and exclusuve hotel un the unuverse Look at those darlung bell boys comung to carry our bags Ut They look famuluar yes they re C P Hagan and Courtney Smuth but my good ness look at the elevator boy lt s none other than George Sterlung Guy better known un the old days as Gooey What more could we ask than to have as our chambermauds Bobby Nell Danuels Mary Jean Clymer Mary Lee Cowan and Barbara Farrar? After a flyung day a good nughts rest certaunly sounds wonderful Let s take ut After wakung early the next mornung by the brughtness of the earth shune we proceed on a sught seeung trup As our guudes we have Eddue Moe Randolph and Tommy Funley who furst show us the studuos of Mars Productuons Inc owned produced and operated by James Orsen Austun who could scarcely manage wuthout hus most capable head photographer Bull Doak and hus assustants Martun Zeutlun and Howard Byran along wuth the studuo artusts Marue Lullard and Betty Hutcheson Lunda Brumley Paul Tanksley Yvonne Shurk and Ann Babb the stage crew can certaunly share all the glory for luttle could be done wuthout theur effucuent servuces What a thrull to see such great movue stars as Dorena Davus Betty Faust Vuolet Free man Grace Guvens Roland Gable Guff John Barrow Thomas Ben ton Ruth Weungart Ted Vaughn lMonroel and hus Moon Mauds Dot Hute Betty Ge1try Carol Shaunberg Nancy Townes and Annette Bubus' We hate to leave but tame flues and we must be on our way We ve come uust un the nuck of tume-our shup us almost demolushed See what the trouble us It mught have been expected uts General J Y Crawford wuth hus newly formed Junuor Burd Men of the Moon on an expedutuon trup Comung toward us we see among thus selected group Donald Edwards Ken Hackerman Horace Holley Ruchard Hunter Robert Wulson and belueve ut or not stull un exustance wuth hus horn us Re d Hot Lups Leath offucual bugle boy Well our destunatuon has funally been reached and beung that all good thungs must come to an end we must head back for home to see what our fellow earth crutters are doung All aboard folks tughten your belts for a quuck trup back through space on our heavenly flught Sunce we re so close to Whats that'7 No ut cant be' There s Kay Townley and Ann West collectung entrance fee at the gates of the Mulky Way Well have to stop and see what cooks' Get your money out folks we are now goung to be among the turst lthey always tell youl to become memoers of the Mulky Way Club lbeffef WOW to u as tne get ruch Pyramud Club back un the good old days of our youthl Whats all that nouse uh musuc for? Wheres ut comung from? Of course ut s an all gurl orchestra welcomrng us to the Mulky Way T make thungs worse we fund Louus Lupshutz and Paul Leeper durectung t Ah' Lusten to that heavenly musuc' No wonder look who s un the orchestra Whule Sarah Batts us sungung luke a burd the remaunder of the orchestra us supplyung a gloruous melody What could be sweeter than the strungs of the fuddles played by Ida June Brown and Dorothy Bryant Seldom do Trunu Muckel and Sue Lyddy have a chance to add the clamor of theur drums and cymbals but they are lust as essentual as Sue Hagan s golden trumpet Muldred Kenedy s clarunet and Con nue Hardun s trombone Look' How could we have mussed thus' lts Ruby Jane Lewus the tuba player and the Last Puano uartet whuch uncludes Mary Katherune Pearl Helen Myers Carol Rutherford and Dot Walden Wuth such a receptuon as well as a send off we cant help but be lueve that nothung could be more heavenly except heaven utself Y . . . . , I ' ' ' . 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HOMECOMING QUEEN SUE HAGAN I anemia .Ze THE HOMECOMINC-5 COURT: ROSEMARY TAYLOR, ANN WEST, QUEEN SUE MISS FORTUNE ROSEMARY TAYLO RECEIVES FLOWERS FROM A R JOHNSON 'mf 55 lime CANDIDATES FOR MISS FORTUNE: IDA JUNE BROWN, ANN WEST, SI-IIRLE EOLEY, AND ROSEMARY WILLIAMSON DIGNIFIED foam lvl1661ttA Tflhl IIl1cPr1' 591' -I- .gk r ' .462 E bon feed fue Hagan '8 5 'C ,f nnmq 14120-A lllal-:ellen eeplcgle .ffdw 3? 'N gzud QXKNVLJ- 3 gf' df 9 ,b If ,.f ' x,gqxViXE'5 6 H4 4 1 i WAY. W CN! N M 7 6 JM 4, gnaflf QW. H .. V X ? . .., ,.- , .f .V , 4 W, 4 K . A mx A . - J, Mk A gggv-M-573, gggfy . M H . A -1 0 ,Z 6fcr6-1' 6 ,M fed 's.. Km T PUPULAH ,alan 'QM P . ,x, M 7a'yf,,, BESL Ali, ROUND lem fdnn Wm! Ab-nl ':..... iq., fu xN 2 G C0 is-I bv! 3 Q: KS Ar- Z2 55 2-I i 0ST ATHLETIC Wrll Allen Spud: Jolunme ,4rmAt1-eng Wm' X MOST UKELY T0 SUCCEED Keener aclewn ffm, Oylltlf 'v 3 3 MOST B F Ul. Zeww 7 f 1 I' ' Sgr- fr Y, , N xi :x L' VA . Q yy Q x S . L f X X - , 'ah'- V ' jf I , W .43 ,f , X , F ' X ' A Q' ,i ,Q ' -N ' I g Y 4' X , xx N, , , . 3 N, , ij , k -1Q. ' V ! ' Y ' A nf X ' N52 b t l I 4 V 1?- ' fvwifm X, , ' lv 3.25 -:S Q.. 2 xt 1' ll- V X ' he V 3 'A IX fwix' ' y . . ,sg -ww, Kg X 7 J .n . A , 5' 'X 1 A if-' H ' 1 9 I X' , ' ..,: ' ,V 'fm 'Ni W vt' K W I . ' - 1 . :f f . ' J' - N .1 if Q' . r...-- , A A 7 . 3 1 ...N - 5 . X -1 5 'UBL , A K sy A 'v A I 4Vrqf14Wx fa ----Awwl , . -,.-4 J J k ' . ,. 7 'ik'-'J A' 7 ,' ,JM 'vQ:f,,z'1. K. v Q wg- A ?? b'2?.Li2Zg?5:5,ff f ,M fi ' ., 15:55. X' a .!q9ik-i'- V CONQUER AND PREVAIL .. UNDERG RADUATES BILLY BARNES BOBBY DAVIS CATHERINE CARSON MR PAUL MORTIMER MR BAINE OFFICERS 44 Presldenf Vlce Presldenf Treasurer Sponsor Sponsor PATSY HESSEY . ....,............................ Secrefary ANN ALLEN EVELYN ALLEN SARA AUSTIN JOYCE BAILEY BOBBY BARGATZE -.H K LLY BARNES JANET BARTO CHARLES BELT MARIE BLUM OBBY BOWERS MARGARET BOYCE JOHN BRITTAIN LAURA BROWN BETTY BURGE MARTHA ANN BYRN ERINE CARSON BETTY CASTLEMAN DERYL CASTLEMAN DOROTHY CAMPBELL AARON COHEN Qi CARLENE COLLIER MAXINE COLLIER VANEL CRAIG KENDALL CRAM ANN CROUCH BILL CROUCH FRANCES CUMMINS MARY DAVAULT NANCY DELBRIDGE -vga ED CUNNINGHAM ALVIS DAVIS BOBBY DAVIS al' Sn-we i504 KYLENE DEPRIEST HENRY DERTHICK RICHARD DIXON TOMMY DOSSETT JERRY DOWNING JIMMY DRAKE BOB DUF F NANCY DURRETT MARY E EDGAR BARBARA ELLIS 'au DOROTHY FINNEY PEGGY FRITH BERNARD ELLIS JEAN EVANS FRED FELDMAN JOAN FERGUSON MARCIA GINSBERG FREDDY GLUSMAN 'I I 4: - , ,.,- , Y y I qg' K M 1 4 4. -M I,-MSI! . 'R x . .3 't ' .E f , aa? 3 tif I 5-5? '.. 3 I '13 , ,,.- -'Q A I ,I,, 1 f 'I a w ,Oli .0 BARRY GOAD wi! an-0 .q NUS ERNESTINE HACKNEY JOAN HAMILTON ,P 'unix HALE HOOPER PETE HO SAM JORDAN BARBARA JOHNSON NORMAN GOLDBERG BARBARA GRAVES CARAWAY GRIFFITH RIC HARVEY ARY JO HENRY wi FRED GROSS nf PATSY HESSEY GENE JACKSON HELEN JARRATT DOUGLAS JENKINS SUZANNE JONAS I I GEORGE JONES GLENN ANN KEITH Af if: .1 GLORIA KENDRICK WESLEY KINSER BUDDY KORNMAN PHILENA LEE SHIRLEY LYON WU! 'QM ROBERT MADRY JEAN MALONE BETTY JO MCCORD MARTHA MCCRACKEN 32 ALANSON MANLEY JANET MARSH JANE MARTIN if 'ILE WILLIAM MCDONALD JOAN McEWEN NI' MARY McNULTY -fm -GW BOBBY MEDAUGH MARY MILES PEGGY MILTON GLORIA MITTWEDE JACK NANCE ROZAN PAINTER DAN PAYNE HENRY PIPER NORMA PLUMLEE A ROCHELLE POLLACK 03' 13- :MQ BILLY POPE AARON POWERS MARCIA PRITCHARD DOROTHY PYBURN MAX RAINES BURTON SANDLER PHYLLIS SCHWARTZ BERYL SHAINBERG -mr ESQ., 40 CHARLOTTE SHEPPARD GRACE SNELL MARY SPEAR JOHN SURBER A C THOMPSON M-L If 'I r' U C x Z vw O O II M.-uv -nv- HARRIET SHOFNER REX STEELMAN lu JUNE TUCKER BOB VEACH JEAN YICK REGINA VINCINT 49 I 43' ,- Sf,,f-,M -sv'-fx SHIRLEY SCOTT BILL SEXTON 'Q' JOHN SKELLY BILL SLAGLE ,h-.aw '00 EDNA MAE STOUT JO ANN SUITER BOB TURNER BILL TURNER RICHARD WALDKIRCH LOIS WILLIS 1 '4 , . ' ' . f , ,, .5 T.,,. ' .5 I' 0 .. In H H A' I In 7 I 'T' Q - .ax-, 53,9- '-Q , '53 ' I Y N GQ' - Mi ' ,L , ' 1 ' ma H ' -- LQ-If ..... . ,,.. ., s x I ' ,. ' , I i I T. 1- Qgyw Ifglfimfg If I J ,i , Q 2- ,. -1 7 A fx U Q V' 1- I -sfv ..., I ,. W f'3':Z - . , ,Mfr 'E ,: . I V 4,3 ,.,'.4,,fX,.f-.,..f.. , ' ' 'N iv 7711.1'A'i'ffF 7 ' 2 '- Z '-'ffzf1i'.i . 'T 1 3 A 1- M -,-:, 3. - I ' , 5 Q I I I x V Us 2 'b I WALTER WRIGHT JOHN YOUNG BOBBY YOUNGERMAN FRANCES ZEITLIN PAGE 50 Helen Berrlsh Marulyn Carllon Marilyn Cohen Belly Dlclson Charlene Goldman Helen Holladay Belly Kung Belly Mayberry Imogene Rogers Delores Sanderson Bonnie wllkIflS0fl CAMERA SHY JUNIORS Bobby Bargafze Jerry Bennelf Tommy Brown Bull Caldwell Jaclrson Craig Ray Damel Allen Edmunson Merrlll Gwosdof George Le Bon Ben Loeb Ronme Mclnfosh Bully Marhn 50 Johnny Marhn Phnl Mllseps Herberf Nloslrovnh E H Parker Barion Pepper Ray Shofwell Allan SlaH Wayne Snoddy Richard Sollnger Sam Tlnnon Reeves Turney Janelle Corfner Neil Clarlr David Parlee SUPHDMDRES J. W. CLARK ..... LEIGHTON McCUTCHEN NANCY REED . GERRY NORRIS . . BILL BOWKER . . . SCARVIA ANDERSON . OFFICERS . . Presidenf . Vice-Presidenf . . Secrefary . . Treasurer Sergeanf-af-Arms . . Sponsor 'svoci 0PHO DRE FIRST ROW Barbara Applefon Carlene Bass Dell Ann Avanfaggio Paul Barneif Jaclr Bafson Lucille Beck Josh Billings SECOND ROW Carolyn Blanlrenhorn Mildred Bloclr Belly Boswell Bill Bowler Billy Boyd Freddie Boylin Billie Browner Ts-uno now Mama Brown Mary Jo Buchanan Bobby Caldwell William cone, Dnnnnne caner Virginia coins FOURTH ROW Jean Crowder Herberl Croclrelf Nick Daniel Malcolm Danoff Peggy Davis Dolores De Priesf Jimmy Davis Dicllle Dolson . Ag 5 lf A xr MM Q11 4 . L., ' f 'vanlf t Q. , : ir- 'A : Q E FIRST ROW Jean Dozier Beffy Earls Barbara Edison Jo Ann Edgar Peggy Ellis Buddy Erwin Belsy Ferguson 4 13'-if Y, Q H0 URES SECOND ROW Joyce Ferrell army Fisher Charles Freeman Charles Frilh Pauline Gilberf Doris Glassman Charlene Goldman THIRD ROW Frankie Gooch Dorolhy Gregory Sheldon Gross Charles Guy Kennelh Ha nnawaull' Carlene Hawlzins Befsy Haynes FOURTH ROW Olisine Hiclrerson Carlos Hidalgo Bobbie Hirshberg Charles Hirshberg Anna Hooper Eva Huddleslon Mar+ha Jaclrson Waller Jarman SUP FIRST ROW Carl Jenkins Charles Johnson Palsy Johnson Sonia Kanior Diclrie Keele Marilyn Kiblay Pafsy Kleeman H0 URES SECOND ROW Mary Lane Sherrill Lockenbach Nancy Lee Magid Kay Marlar Cl arence Marshall Billy Malheny Leigh+on McCu+cheon 54 THIRD ROW Barbara McDaniel Greia McKnighf Macye Mosley William Morrissey Janice Murff Jewell Myers Barbara Na Pier FOURTH ROW John Dixon Gerry Norris Paul O'Brien Grace Parrish Reb ecca Pearson Nancy Reed Caiherine Riley Mimi Riggle il A- in ,i T . rx iii? if ii 'K ' FIRST ROW William Howan Jane Roy Barbara Salyor Lavan Sanford Connie Schwarlz Juanifa Scurloclr Gloria Shavin SECOND ROW THIRD ROW Eliza beth Singlelon Charlolle Sloan Dorolhy Smilh Grela Smilh Reba Spear Debbie Slern Gilberl Swifl' Pal Tiesler Sam Tynon Carolyn Tucker John Vanns Joe Vanlrease Beverly Wafson Amilia While FOURTH ROW Ann While Brigifla Wilclmiller Barbara Wifhan Ann Wolfe Brownie Wriglrf Dol Ann Wriglrl' Corley Young Jack Zager OFFICERS Joe PURYEAR Presuden+ BARBARA HAWKINS vrre Prer.aerr+ SALLY PAYNE Secretary Treasurer 58 Firsf Row, Leif +o Righlz Shirley Averbuch, Be++y Block, Joel Berlin, Beverly Brueck, Elinor Doochin, Charloffe Davis, Charlene Fleicher, Joan Feldman, Shirley Foley, Eddie Gillespie. Second Row: Carolyn Greenspan, Barbara Hanawali, Gay Hancock, Mary E. Harbin, George Harsh, Barbara Haw- lcins, Mariorie Hines, Don Jacobs, Paul Jones, Julia Joscelyn. Third Row: Pa? Koch, Meryl Lewis, Angela Logan, Wil- liam Lee, Edilh Leflrovirz, Cynihia Loflis, Nella Loffis, Lois Lyon, Don Morre, Tom Nichol. Fourfh Row: Doris Nix, Sally Payne, Peggy Phillips, David Pollack, Joe Puryear, Toby Quinn, June Ragsdale, Joan Rogers, Jerome Rosenblum, Judy Sandler. Fiffh Row: Bernard Schklar, JueHa Shofner, Berry Ann Sims, Carole Sims, Richard Small, Diane Smifh, Karherine Spalding, Rosalyn Sfillman, Marfha Sfevens, Brock Sfolres, Kiffie Temple, Berry Thornlon, Marilyn Wein- berger, Bernice Weingarr, Bernard Weinsfein, Suzanne Willis, David Winer. ' f I 3, J , I Q 3 gc 7 - was ' H ,uv ,. Es- ., .,g... I 0, . . .,,.., 1, M , gi. '3' 3 QS- ..i' Q 'ee' , Vi iidusshn X 0' ff 'T' - , .,,, L X ?' .. ss JUNIDR HIGH SCHOUL OFFICERS PETIE HOOPER . . . . Presiclenf ALLEN KIRSHNER . . . Vice-PresicIen+ JUDY PAYNE . . . . . Secre+ary LARRY WOODS . . . . . . . Treasurer 60 .1 I ' - A-f 3 P X -in ' 1 f,3-..-21. ,Q n if lif- 'M GPN 11 wr? MAN e .- , v -, . . w 13 -yp4s.f,i,, 3 A .1 A as 4 VFW, . x, , . , . .., x M fa.. ' . 'W . .. S 'S sf V :iw 0 ft' ti Ls e 4 rw , '- , , t, of f ' 5 . I 5 - 533' +45 N . . 2 .- 7 .4 ..-- ,j Y V Y A 4 I 0- 0 -0- , 'L JJ-V Q 4 432 ' S Q r 73 J Q Q ST END HIGH. ALL HAIL! . . DTMIVITIES STUDENT BUDY UFFIGERS FRED GRAHAM JIMMY PATTERSON ANN WEST ELLEN BUTTERFIELD PAUL MORTlMER 6' Pre den? Pres den? Secrefary Treasurer Sponsor In Jrhe sprmq of each year The sfudenr body elecrs a Presndenf Vnce Presudenr Secrerary and Treasurer for rhe coming year These ofhcers are In charge of rhe srudenr councnl which ns composed of oufsrandmq srudenrs elecfed from each homeroom Wr+h +he and of a faculfy advisor and fhe prmclpal The srudenf council a'r+emp+s fo solve 'rhe problems whlch arrse and fo ser forrh The prmcuples of a Democraflc governmenf 64 The Sludenl Council ol Wesl lnliqh School is composed of a presidenl, vice- presidenl, secrelary, and a freasorer. Also servinq on llne council are represenla- lives chosen lrom each home room. The dulies ol lhe council are rnany and varied. All of lhe slndenls' problems are conlronled lo lhe council and selllinq lhese problems and spcnscrinq corn' pwlsory iiinclions ol lhe school comprise some cl lheir obliqalions, We-sl End High School has been governed by a Smdenl Council since lhe school has been in exisrance. ,gmmgszieqg A 'A vm 1 se f amor aa., DH ee 1. f 2 .ds 12:1 .sexy-r ..,-,.s The rnonilor slaii is made up ol volunleers and sponsored by Mr. Paul lvlorlirner. Their duiies consisl ol enforcing The rules ol ihe School and keeping general order. 65 Firsl Row: Graham, Presidenlg Wesl, Secre- lary, Bullerfield, Treasurer, Pallerson, Vice- Presidenl. Second Row: Schofner, , Eckhardf, Crowder, Plumlee, Finney, Mr. Morti- mer, Sponsor. Third Row: Moore, Wheeler, Payne, Buchanan, Norris, Crouch, Barfo, Her- mann. Fourlh Row: P. Schwarlz, Babb, Taylor, Replogle, Jackson, McCufchen, Danoff. Fiflh Row: Lillard, McGuire, Guy, Ellis, Finley, Fanf, Davis, Puryear. STUDENT GUUNGIL MDNITORS Firsf Row: Graham, Bullerfield, Wesf, Paffer- son. Second Row: Rogers, Shofner, Crowder, Leeper, Ellis, Williams. Third Row: Moore, Norris, Danoff, Finney, Guy. Fourlh Row: Babb McNulty, Gregory, Boyce, Crouch, Brown, Parsons, Fiflh Row: Taylor, Replogle, Spear, Feldman, Bubis, Benlon, Zager. Sixlh Row: Mr. Paul Mortimer, Grossman, Puryear, Knox, Lefl Side: Younqerman, Fanl, Finley, Klein Righl Side: Henderson, Graff, Sims, Hermann, Adams. THE 1949 ZEPHYR me CO-EDITORS Mary Graf, Marilyn Pilsk STAFF EDIIORS--MarIIyn Pifglr, Mary Graf. BUSINESS MANAGERS-Fred Gralnarn, Jimmy Paifer- son. WILL-EIIen B-'IerI'ieId, CIvarIie IXIewCcr'ner. Jean Sims, Lens Hibbiifs. PROPI-IECYfJerry KIefr. Fred Graram, Ann Wesl, Kay Tc.vnIey. SNAPSHOTS-Ava Jane Baxfer, Don Reed, Peggy Zager, Snirley Sccll, Caliierine Carson, WiIIie McDonaId. SPORTS-Dan Payne, Jerry KIeIn, Jimmy Alera. ART-James Aaarin, David WoIIe, Belle I-Iulciweson. PI-IQTO6RAPHERS4B'I Dcalc, Dcnald Arkcviize. ROTC-Iryfrc Clwerry, FEATURE-Rcsy TayIcr, Ann Wesl, Kay 'I'ownIy. TYPISTSVJ: Ann I'-Iawlcins, Belly Gunn, Jolnnrfe Mae Armvrcnq. CLUB PICTURES-Pa'sy Moore, Mary L. BeIamy, Mary K. Pear, CLUB WRITE-UPS-Kay Qgilyie, SaIIy I-Ierman. JR. I-IIGH EDITORS-Barbara I'IawIrins, W. C. BIIIS, WRITE-UPS ON SENIORS-Jcnn Fanl. ADDS-Annefle Babis, Ann Crouch, Frances Zeiflin, Barbara Wfrrram, J'nnmy Pa+'erscr', Fred Graham, EDITORIAL STAFF First Row, Leff fo Righl: Graham, Business Manager: Pilslr, Co-Edilorg Graf, Co-Edirorf Pafferson. Business Manaqer. Second Row: Carson, Scoff, McEwen, Evans, Moore, Bellamy, Adams, Wolf, Raines. Third Row: Klein, Taylor, Townley, Williamson, Wesl, Ogilvie, Weslphal, Pearl, Fcurlh Row: Arkovifz, Newcomer, Bufferfield, Baxler, Reed, Gr:-qory, Webber. Fiffh Row: Younqerman, Herman, Hawkins, McDonald, Hibbeffs, Sims, Gunn, Payne, Fanf, Cherry, Doak, Thornlon, Ginsberg, Kornman, Zager. Jonas. ,- e-Y BUSINESS MANAGERS Fred Graham, Jimmy PaHerson Can if really be lrue? ls lhe Zephyr acrually in The possession ol lhe sludenls? When we slarled compiling 'rhis book, we never lhoughl we would be able lo wade lhrough l+iI 'rhe finish. If only we had known a year ago, or even lasl Seplember lhal 'rhere was so much work 'lo do. Wouldn'l il be wonderful if The edilors were appoinled in lheir Junior year, like lhe Wesl Wind ? Then we could all work loqelher for a bigger and bel- ler annual. Even wilh all lhe headaches-flale copy, absence ol piclures, and financial difficul- lies-Hfs been lun. We hope you like ill JO ANN HAWKINS. TYPiSf BILL DOAK Phofographer Frsf Row Leif lo Rqhf Mlckl Co Edrfor Spulz Hawk ns Moore Barlo Parfee Graham Adams Delbrrdge Gegory Drake Lydd Co Edrfo Second R G asdof Arko Ill Pearl Doak Bellamy Guy Gnnsberq Jonas Th rd Ro Loeb Graf Wes? Fergeson Pls Fourfh Row Webber Hackney Herman Slouf L Brown Crouch Surfer Thornton Jackson Wesfphal Oqll le Bullerfeld Kornman Zager Youngerman The sludenl' publncallon lhe Wesl Wand s ussued every lhree weeks The slalf conslsls of Sue Lyddy and Trln Mlckel Edllors an Chuel David Parlee and Janel Barlo Asslslanl Edllors Donald Gregory Buss ness Manager Fred Graham Sporls Edulor Jo Ann l-lawkuns Exchange Edllor John Adams Nancy Delbrldge l-leadlune Ednlors Palsy Moore Clrculahon Manager Blll Doak Donald Arkovllz Pholographers Mary Lou Bellamy Mary K Pearl Marlorne Weber Typusls The de-parlmenlal reporlers are Merrlll Gwos dol N F L Sally Payne Junror l-lugh Erneshne Hackney Dramahc Deparlmenl Jimmy Drake and Donald Cregory Splnal Column Linda Brumley D O News Allce Weslphal Columnlsl Olher reporlers were Palsy Moore Mary Lou Bellamy Gene Jackson George Guy and Rose Co Ed fors Sue Lyddy Tm Mrckle T I Business Manager Donald Gregory m5VY GY OV 68 y T I . ly U I I S X A . .: . , ' IT: ' G . .I ll. . , I I. . T H E W E S T W I N Firsi Row: Wesf, Sgf. ar Arms, Burferfield, Corresponding Secreiaryg Ogilvie, Recording Secreiaryp Graham, Vice-Presldenr Lyddy Pres: denfg Graf, Treasurer: Hufcheson, Parlimenforian. Second Row: Scofr, Mickel, Jackson, Ginsberg, Kornman, Jonas Moore Lewis Third Row: Brown, Pilsk, Carson, Chouch, Youngarman, Weber, Za ger, Hawkins. Fourrh Row: Miss Dembsk, Lobe Pearl Gregory Suifor, Hermann, Barfo, Hackney, Lims, Delbridge, Jackson. Fifih Row: Rosenberg, Adams, Guy, Finley, Farfee Payne The James G. Slahlman Chapler ol The inlernalional honorary sociely lor high school iournalisls, Quill and Scroll, is under lhe sponsorship of Miss Ann Dernbslay. Each Spring, inviralions are issued lo sludenls who are inleresled in newspaper wriling and have mainlained an average ol 85. A formal inilialion is held before 'rhe sludenl body. QUILL AND SCR Top fo bolfom, lefl: Cherry, Swack, Edmon- son, Crawford, Guy, Doak, Barnes, Klein, Fin- ley, Graham. Top fo bolflom, righl: Palferson, Davis, Crouch, L. Hibbills, Bowers, Raines, Akers, Payne, Coles, Parlee, Harvey, Madry, Fanl, Hibbell, Presidenl. 0 -TEENS F-irsl' Row: Sally Hermann, Vice-Presidenlg Palsy Moore, Presidenfg Mary Lou Bellamy, Secrelaryf Barlo, Treasurer. Second Row: Tucker, Hile, Williamson, Feldman, Scoll, Shofner, Willis, Hessey, Hamillon, Jarrell, Kennedy, Lillard. Third Row: Selle, Foley. Thornfon, Johnson, McLaughlin, Townley, Har- bin, Hooper, Pearl, Huddlesfon, Hawkins, Graf. Fourth Row: Black, Ragsdale, McGuire, Hancock, Roy, Brueck, Gunn, Durreil, Brown Lyddy, Lewis. Fifth Row: Cowan, Danie', Flefcher, Scolf, Wilson, Corfner, Puryear, Sal- yer, Parrish, Scurlock, McNulfy, Ellis. Sixth Row: McCracken, Jackson, Griffith, Keilh, Byrn, Sloan, Gooch, Wrighl, Buchanan, Henry. The Key Club is a school service organizalion which is sponsored by Kiwanis lnlernalional. ll is composed of boys who are considered 'ro be leaders ol 'rheir various classes. A high scholaslic record is also a requirement Under lhe capable leadership of Presidenl Eugene l-libbell lhis club has had a very successful year. The Y-Teens al Wesl lhis year is more aclive lhan il has been in The pasl years. All Y-Teens are junior members of lhe Y.W.C.A. and are eligible lo parlicipale in all 'rhe aclivilies sponsored by lhem. Their purpose is lo promole beller welfare among lhe girls oi all nalions. 70 The Nalional l-lonor Sociely, sponsored by Miss Francis Bowen, is malce up ol sludenls whose scholaslic average is above 85. The lour principles upon which lhe Honor Sociely is based are Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Characler. Each member is awarded a cerlilicale, and upon lhis is placed a gold seal ol meril. l Through lhe pasl year lhe band has enlarged lhe scope ol ils aclivilies considerably. lls appearance al lhe loolball games and pep meelings added a welcome nole ol spiril' and qayely. ln lhe lall, lhe band loolc pari among olher lhinqs, in lhe Roberlson Counly Fair and lhe annual llChrislmas Parade. During lhe spring, lhe main emphasis was laid on lhe Slale Band Conlesl, where a splendid showing was made. We should all be proud ol our up and coming band. 7l Firsl Row: Ida June Brown, Presidenfg Jerry Klein, Vice-President Marilyn Pilsk, Secrefary. Second Row: Piper, Hermann, Suifer, Carson, Derlhick, Payne, Harvey, Fanl, Tanksley Graham. Third Row: Pollock, Leeper, Coles, Guy, Cohen, Cowan, Zager, Kornman, Weber. Fourlh Row: Pearl, Moore, Cummins, Fergu- son, McCracken, Puryear, Ogilvie, Wesf, Buf- lerfield, Hawkins, Lyddy. Fiflh Row: Rosen- berg, Spill, Bowers, Shainberg, Lyon, Blum, Jonas, Johnson. Sixlh Row: Griffilh, Kendrick, Prilchefl, Cram, Lewis, Mickel, Schwarlz, Ginsberg, Williams, Vincent, Spear. H 0 N 0 R SDCIETY A N Firs? Row: Sloan, Jackson, Bailey. Second Row Payne, Polls, Spears, Spaulding, Gillespy Schulman. Third Row: McCufchen, Barrish Rogers, Allen, Bowker, Puryear. Fourih Row: Bell, Balson, Small, Doochin, N. Loflis, C Lollis. Fiffh Row: Willis, Drake, Thomas, Dan- off, Weiner. Sixlh Row: Sands, Zeillin, Hoop- er, Griffilh, Billings. Sevenlh Row: Jarrall Mr. Bain ldirecforl, Barnell, Goad, Dawson Cram, Blum, Byrn, Miss Bafile, Wesf, Bowers, Dixon, Klein, Edmundson. FRENCII CLUB SPANISH CLUB First Row: Lillard, Durrefi, Boyce, P. Schwartz, Blum, Jonas, Ginsberg, Pilsk, Williams, Shep- pard, Sanderson. Second Row: Scofi, Suifer, Barfo, Brown, Carson, Ferguson, Parrish, Korn- man. Third Row: Davis. Cowan, McCracken, Mafheney, Bass, Cohen, Caplan. Fourfh Row: Dozier, McDaniel, Edison, Blankenhorn, Buc- hanan, Weber, Zaqer, Danoff. Fifth Row: Miss BaHle, Glusman, Enqlef, Youngerman, Feldman, Kornman, Rowan. Sponsored by Miss Ann Baiiie. siudenis who fake French and are inieresied in This foreign iongue, compose ihis club. 5 This club, sponsored by Miss Ann Baiile, is made up of ihose siudenis who iaice Spanish and are inieresied in obiaining addiiionai inforrnafion concerning ii. 72 The Senior Campus Club which is under lhe capable sponsorship of Miss Ann Dembsky, is one lhal is composed of Seniors who are in- leresled in allending college. Prominenl speakers aid lhe members in oblaining necessary inlormalion concerning various colleges. The Monogram Club is composed of boys who have achieved lhe honor of receiving a school leller. Mr. Charles Greer sponsors This aclive group of alhleles. 73 Firsl Row: Buflerfield, Corresponding Secre- laryg Hawkins, Treasurer: Leeper, Vice-Presi- denfg Miss Dembsky, Sponsor, Finley, Presi- denfg Zager, Recording Secrelary: Cherry, Sergeanl at Arms. Second Row: Bryan, Barrow, Puryear, Wesf, Coles, Wilson, Graham, Ever- ehe, Swack, Thomas, Ogilvie, Pilsk. Third Row: Hile, Replogle, Cohen, Adams. Fourfh Row: Taylor, Williamson, Kornman, Graf, Hender- son, Edwards, Gregory, Pelly. Fiflh Row: Hulcheson, Townley, Tucker, Cowan, Shippey, Temple, Lipschulz, Klein, Pafferson, Pope, Fanl. Sixfh Row: Daniel, Schwarfz, Clymer, Weber, Newcomer, Hagan, Payne. Sevenfh Row: Lillard, A. Arkovifz, Lucas, D. Arkovirx, Guy, Benron, Akers, Ports, Doak, Brown. IIAMNPIIS IILIIB MONUGRAM CLUB Lef? lo Righl: Akers, Cherry, Crawford, E. Smilh, Harvey, Nance, Bubis, Boles, Reed, Graham, Knox, Madry, Ewrin, Derlhick, Hib- befl, Klein, Paiferson, Clark, Edmondson, Youngerman, Simpkins, Randolph, D. Jenkins, Williams, Ellis, W. A. Smifh, Hooper, Babb, Sellers, K. Smifh, Johnson, C. Jenkins, Slagle, Tompson, Davis, Barnes, Kinser. F AI.L MNIXED CHURUS Firs? Row, Leff fo Righl: Kinser, Ma son, Shirk, Genlry, Reploqle, Van Dres ser, Hire, Riggle, Johnson, Jarrefl. Sec- ond Row: Ausfin, McGuire, Townley McLaughlin, Williamson, Kendrick, Roy: Marsh, Prilchard, Tucker, Third Row Cunningham, Murdock, L. Millsaps Kile, Bolles, Parsons, Polls, Frilh, Sand ler. Fourlh Row: P. Millsaps, Jordan Simpkins, Wolie, Payne, Marlin, Mrs. Davis. SPRING IWIXED CHDRUS First Row, Lefl lo Riqhl: Kinser, Mason, Shirk, Genlry, Reploqle, Van Dresser, Hire, Riqgle, Johnson, Baxfer, Tuck- er. Second Row: Auslin, McGuire, Townley, Odom, Taylor, Kendrick, Roy, Marsh, Prichard, Salyer. Third Row: Suiler, L. Milsaps, Kile, Pope, Boles, Parsons, Ports, Frifh, Wesl. Fourfh Row: Powers, P. Milsaps, Ausfin, Sirnpkins, Payne, Marlin, Mrs. Davis. Firsl Row, Lefl' lo Righf: Goldfine, S. Wolfe, Jewell, F, Turner, Boyd, Bills, Jenkins, Spear, S. Zeiflin, Plumlee, Mc- Lendon, R. Zeiflin. Second Row, Lefl io Righf: Gordon, Cope, Gulridge, Balls, Neese, Yarbrough, Henderson, Eckhardl, Tanksley, Muhr, Payne, Walk- er, Forehand, Pond. Third Row, Lefl fo Riqhl: Slern, S. Cohen, Marchanf, Wrighf, Young, Springer, Jacobs, Ep- slein, Sexlon, Pique, Hibbeifs, K. Smilh. Fourlh Row, Leif fo Righl: Mrs. David, Jenkins, Rubenslein, Lindsay, Mon?- gomery, Pallerson, Finley, Joscelyn, Kincaid, Mosley. V4 Q I Q w 1x w we .H ., ,if if 3 D - ' if 2353 - A Q . X A V if R I 4 PQ! ' v I 2 5 , W n . 5 X M 5 Z 3? ,. f ' ,' -3. 1.15 i vu! gl Q awk!!-M Q 42: Barlo, Milchell, Weber, Miss Srnifh, Pearl Zager, Pilslr, Dr. Yarbrough, Bellamy, Moore Herman, Bufferlield, Ogilvie, Kornman, Graf F LIBRARY Lefl' to Rlghl Sara Yancey Beffye Jo Bell Joan Hawluns Frances Cumrnms John Fergu son Mary Layne Peggy Davls Mrs Allen Marlorle Weber Barbara Johnson Belly Caslleman Harrle1lShofner Gaylla Parrish Be erly Klnser The Olllce Slall is composed of sludenls who have vacanl periods and are willlnq lo help Miss Smirh wilh lhe olhce worlr. They run errands, Carry noles around, answer lhe lelephone and do mosl any- lhlnq Miss Smilh aslcs ol Them. They are a greal help, bolh lo her and lo lhe enlire school. The Llbrary Slall IS composed ol ludenls who are lnleresled n books and people They asslsl wllh lhe clrculahon and processing of boolcs durunq all perlods ol lhe day 76 0F ICE ST'AF F S1'AF F This group is composed of lhose srudenrs. under fhe sponsorship of Mr. Max lvlorrimer, who arrend school unlil I2 o'clock and work rhe resl of lhe day of jobs obfained for rhern by Mr. lvlorrimer. The Guudence Club IS a helpful and rnlereshnq club sponsored by Mrss l-lalhe Jenkins Hs rnarn rnleresl' IS on occuparaons for lhe lurure Vocahonal resrs were avanlable Speakers are on 'rhe program every olher Wednesday The Guidance Club as open +0 all 77 Furs? Row Leff fo Rughf Carney Parferson Tom Lavender Treasurer Carol Rufherford Secrefary Mr Morhrner Lynda Brumley Vice Presldenf Herman Ambrose Presldenf Charlue Parrish Second Row Doroihy Jean Bryan? Joan Carmack Bob Sfowers D Moore A drews Beffy Fausf Carl Fuqua J W Clark Clifford Parrish Third Row Vanell Craig AI len Davndson Bob Bryson Helen Myers Paul Wyaff Marhe Hallburfon Fourfh Row Ever eff Smlfh Beffy HdIIbUffOH Bull Daugherfy Rlfa AfkOVl,1 0 LUB GUIDANCE CLUB Furs? Row Loffus Reporrer Wedel Treasurer an Vice Presrdenf Second Row Young Sprung Nnx Sfevens Monfgomery Henderson Zager Kurshner Lefkovrfs Cope Gufhruge Thrrd Row Hanawalf Lyon Weinberger Shoff ner Shllman Plgue Hlbbeffs Tanksley Fourfh Row Logan Joscelyn Weunqarf Levunson Zerflln Muhr Wrrghf Finley Sexfon Fnffh Row Greenspan Gordon Mass Jenluns Soon sor Jacobs Lefkovds Payne Loffls Payne I - - . 3 ' . : . X q 1 A . I . . A n' l - I I I c Pa? Koch, Secrefaryg Willis, Presidenfg Dooch- ef, I . r . GUMPANY Firsf Row: Murdock, Williamson, Colley. Second Row: Rogan, Bufferiield, Carlisle, Sims. Third Row: Marlin, Wald- lrirch, Hannawal+, Jones, Smi+h, Keele, Harvey, Snoddy, Zager, Seeley, Sorrells, Pepper, Sco++. Fourlh Row: Sex- fon, Sfringer, Hirshberg, Gross, Le Bon, Powers, Young, Karr, Loeb, Young, Wolfe. Fiflh Row: Webb, Davis, Tynon, Harbin, Derihiclr, Kinser, Vanfrease, Juslice, Jenlrins, Hibbifis. SixfhRow:Blacl1ford, Slagle. f. fm'f318k W5wvgf' 3 1 410 rf'- I ,- - ' .,, ahigf, 'fvfix' 4 'wg 2, 1 Firsf Row: Cherry, Replogle, Second Row: Kile, Mason. Third Row: Scoll. Fourfh Row: Caldwell, Hessey. Fiffh Row: Poin+er, Bri++en, Caldwell, Freeman, Ru+ledge, Millsaps, Hooper, Crouch, Cunningham, Bowlin, Singer, Ward, Wolfe, Daniel. Six+h Row: Jarman, Gilliam, Russell, Evines, Hidalgo, McDonald, Dofson, Frilh, Parfee, O'Brien, Smifh. Sevenlh Row: Duff, Lifflefield, Pendergrasf, Jarrell, Underhill, Cohen, Cohen, Croclceff, Primm, Swiff, Guy, Pale, Wrighf, Finley, Leeper, Davis. COMPANY COMPANY Firsf Row: Don Reed, Townley. Second Row: Guy, Ogilvie. Third Row: Boyd, Parker, Hagan. Fourlh Row: Wolfe. Walfers, Manley, Williams, Thomas, Harris, Piper, Surber, Benneff, Turney, Eller, Hooper, Cohen, Meclaugh, Turner, Horde, Mclnfosh, Englerf, Craig, Dillon. Fiflh Row: Bowers, Caldwell, Turner, Burlr, Moskcvifz, Edmundson, Glus- man, Reinheimer, Lucas, Duncan, Madry. STAFF AND BAND Firs+ Row: Crawford, Taylor, Hibbefl. Second Row: Firsi Row: Thompson, McCord, Schulman, Payne, Williams, Baxfer, Raines, Wesl. Third Row: Newcomer, Hooper, Danoff, Sandle, Drake. Second Row: Puryear, Benfon, Hessey, Ellis, Linlr. Fourfh Row: Turner, Bar- BarneHe, McCu+chen, Hosse, Baison, Rowan, Jarreff gahe, Dosse++, Johnson, Arkovih, D. Arkovih, Green- Third Row: Sands, Goad, Dawson. field. mae.-vu.o1 ST IS A CHEST OF DYNAMITE! ' wwf' 'H . ' . Y 'F Tm, S ' w K My QT in THLETICS CHARLIE GREER AT The end oT The TooTball season oS Coach STrucklar1d leTT our new coach ar rlved Trom Howard Since Then Charlie Greer has proved himself noT only as an able baslceTball and baseball coach bui also as an all round swell Tellow During sprung pracTlce has new smngle wnng TacTx s and defense manuevers made a deep nm pressuon on The TooTball boys When nexf Tall rolls around we can expecT To see some Tricky ball handlang whoch Coach Gre r expecTs To emphasnze on The gruduron WnTh The splendad maTerlal leTT Trom lasT year cage Team Coach Greer unTends To bunld a Top noTch squad and There s always Tnc sTaTe TournamenT To look Torward To We, The sTudenTs oT WesT Hugh gnve a hearTy welcome To Coach Charlie Greer EMMET STRICKLAND AT The end oT TooTball season The sT denTs oT WesT were saddened To learn Thai Thenr beloved coach EmmeT STr1ckland would have To leave Them To accepT The posuTuon as principal oT Waverly BelmonT Coach s T ams many oT whnch wall prob ably never oe equaled he was well known as a greaT Tellow and a True sporTsman The sTudenTs oT WesT saluTe hum and wnsh hum good luck school. lnIaddiTion To The records of l. - ' T if I Ffgcli , ff K ,. 2 3128 , ,Y 1 , W . ' 82 ,mais is , .. ,. 5 1 HW if Q at , 3, vw -ff' K, :fr , X-ff. QV Q V A 21 - H . , lg A J '4 1.1 Q . 1 N 1 3'hf,FSgli- x ,g qgxww' V W E. 'T 49: . 3 ' Qi 'T g Y S r N5 5 .f .. . , sz LW ., H ,. ii, A T12 'ii' A g 4 ' R 1- S' 0' 5' A' 1 - ia -1 Q, M R g ,, .5 e 'IS ff 3353 -nf f 8 A S vu iflfliw A ? 27V 'NJ 'ff'-4 'Mi ?L Mb if vw 4 si?Q Line: Douglas Jenkins, lrvin Cherry, Rudy Williams, Fred Graham, Joe Sellars, Jack Knox, and Jim Akers. Backs: Will Allen Smilh, Jerry Klein, Walfer Wriqhi, and A. C. Thompson. The l948 ediTion oT The Wesl' l-liqh Blue Jays began Their season aqainsT T.l.S. wiTh a TerriTic pace. by ouTlasTinq Them I2-7. AlThouqh having To overcome inexperience and 'qreennessf' The Team perhaps reached iTs peak when iT compleTe- ly overpowered The Tormer ciTy champions, Cohn l-ligh, who was heavily Tavored. by a 25-7 vicTory. Absorbed wiTh The vicTories oT The TirsT Two games, WesT was soundly bOaTen by boTh lvl.B.A. and SpringTield by an idenTiCal score ol 28-O. Following These deTeaTs. The Team regained spiriT by drubbing NorTh 32-6: Then Tallinq To EasT, Hillsboro, and Ryan, winning only The nexT To The laST game oT The season by barely edging l-lume- Foqo Tech l4-I3. The mosT ouTsTandiifg highliqhTs oT The year were The ieT-propelled power-driven running OT second-sTring, AllfCiTy Tullbaclc, WalTer WrighT urn ng L Hermen, Line: Irvin Cherry, Jack Knox, Rudy Williams, e Graham, Joe Sellers, and Eugene Hibbell. Backs: Waller Wrighf, Bernard Ellis, A. C. Thompson. Alfernafe Capfain Will Allen Smifh, Coach Sirickland, and Caprain Jack Knox. is W R - 1 i . ,. . ' r L 1 Tackles Irvin Cherry and Jack Knox and The Terocious line-play oT big, All-CiTy Jack T Popl' Knox. livery year has iTs comical momenTs. buT This year's Tops Them all. TT seems as iT Tail- back Jerry Klein was racing Tor a Touchdown aTTer caTching a pass in The Cohn game. Being ThaT iT was his TirsT iourney inTo pay counTry, he Threw The ball To one oT The reTerees, Thinking ThaT he had crossed The goal-line, buT liTTle did he know aT The Time, ThaT ThaT goal-line was only The Tive- yard sTripe. To This day many people sTill wonder whaT happened To him. The smallesT man on our Team. diminuTive Fred Graham, cenTer, played one oT his greaTesT games againsT Cohn, when he was knocked 'lsillym in The second halT. l-le Turned in such a greaT perTormance ThaT he was selecTed Cohn Game AcTion Cenfer Fred Graham on ThaT weeks AllANashville. AnoTher boy was knocked ouT, buT was noT so TorTunaTe as To Tinish The game, was Billy Booger Barnes, who was sTruck so heavily in The EasT game ThaT he spenT The resT oT The year on The sidelines. A TacT which weakened The Team considerably was The limiTed service oT Will Allen Nlxflunsey' SmiTh, who nursed his iniuries during mosT oT The season. l-le was never able To go Tull speed, which dee prived him oT displaying his abiliTy. The boys gave The game all They had, buT didn'T seem To play consisTenTly. We were sad- dened To lose Coach STrickland, buT are looking Torward To a bigger and beTTer year under The guidance oT Coach Charlie Greer. BASKE Alfhough fhe V949 Blue Jay Squad lacked exe perience. fhey won fheir share of fhe games. l-lardly ever favored fo win a ball game. Wesf frounced over several feams and upsef a few more. The big fhrills came when fhe Blues oefeafed hiohly favored lvl.B.A. 33-3l, fhe fighfing lrish, 36-32, and Easf, 32-30, in an overfime. And fhen foo, fhere were fimes when Wesf losf games by one and fwo poinf margins. The Blues losf fheir firsf game in fournamenf Capt Clark in Acfion Tiger sfeals one from Easi TBALL olay fo Easf, 34-30, fhereby eliminafing fhem from furfher progress. Qur school had fhe deep felf sorrow of giving up Coach Sfriclcland fo Waverly Belmonf as fheir principal before fhe baslcefball season sfarfed. lf also had The privilege of welcoming in Charlie Greer, from l-loward, as fhe new Coach. We should feel proud of our l949 feam. Al- fhough fhe odds were againsf fhem all fhe way, fhey never falfered buf carried fhe sporfsman- 'lee fradifion of Wesf info every confesf. Firsf Row: Klein, Sirnpkins, Davis, Clark, Smifh. Second Row U. 'K ' X W 35' A - 1. Q H ,Y Wg Q E f W A Wg x ' ' 5 fi P f if '? :::.f ..,f . K 2 fk K ng R if K N Nh I Q , ..:, Q E 5 ' N 6 '9 - 1f wif ix. f if x W , K ,NEW W AM , 1' A Z Xilifmi www 'D 'M1ifLfGf' W, xi V -wa Fwimlsn b f I fig 3 w ae. . ', L J' as 'H' !L..L,4flAfg, ' ? A K ' 5 'r' D' , 'fix ' ar' a 1 0 v bg? A Q 8 W' MT iff g.f, nw This year under ihe new Infer- Schoiasfic Tennis League Wesiis fennis Team has proven +o be given up fhere wi+h fhe beef of 'rhern if wae an excepiionaily surprising sea- son for Wear finishing in second plaie ho+ on fhe frail oi MBJK. Leiqhion Mccurcheson, Biii Turner, Jerry Klein, Aivin Bubis and Loais Lipsbhufz Combined 'rheir Taieni- +o sci fhe pace. Isi' Bubis, Turner, Mccufcheson 2nd Lipschuiz, Kiein Kneeling: Dunn, Foyer, Wiiham. Sfanding: Rosenburg, Armsironq, Scuricck, Coles. Kneeling: Bubis, Turner, McCufcheson. Sfanding: Lipsclfull, Klein. The feam sfands wiih a .333 record wifh Hs oniy win over Easi, 4-I. if hai suriered deieafs by Du Poni and Pea' body. Juaniia Scuriock and Dody Irion remain undefeaied. SINGLES No. I Johnnie Mai Armsfrong No. 2 Jean Rosenburg No. 3 Beffy Gunn DOUBLES No. I Juaniia Scurloclc, Dody Irion No, 2 Barbara Wi+ham, Karie Foyer 'Wy Q 5, T4 Fronf Row: Simpkins, Crockeff, Solinger, Ervin, Jenkins, Randolph, Thomas, Hooper. Back Row: Pafferson, Akers, Walkirch, Knighf, Vaugn, Hibbeff, Henderson, Jarman, Coach Greer. The Blue Jays had one oT The besT nines in The lnTerscholasTic League. The Team ended The sea- son wiTh a very good 8 and I rec- ord. The only loss was a Three To Two deTeaT by NorTh. This deTeaT cosT our boys The championship. BASEBALL AND GULF This quarTeT of goliers have pa- raded Through eighT sTraighT Toes con- Trary To pre-season predicTions To The TirsT CiTy GolT Championship in The l'iisTory oT The school. All Tour linlcs- rnen in The TirsT IO among The in- dividual leaders oT The ciTy. Chubby Ronnie Lochenbach Tinished second in The individual scoring, Reed wenT Through The season wiTh eighT sTraighT individual vicTories. Tonnmy Finley John FanT Ronnie Lochenbaclq Don Reed 89 Fanf. Lochenback, Reed, Finley. A F Mxix -'N J. J ADVERTISERS I0 f FRED HARVEY 60171 6l'l'LQI'lf:5 0 HOORAY! SHE MADE ABE PILSK Complimenls of DRAUGHN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE THE B. H. STIEF JEWELRY CO. 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