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SALLY MARTIN, Editor

ELIZABETH HURST, Business Manager

Published By The

Students of Tubman
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FOREWORD

In this book, the staff of Maids and a
Man has recorded the events of 1941
with the hope that in the years to come,
you will glance through these pages and
recall as pleasant memories, the friend-
ships and activities of your high school
days.

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CONTENTS

VIEWS

FACULTY

CLASSES

FEATURES

ORGANIZATIONS

SNAPS

ADVERTISEMENTS

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DEDICATION

The Annual Staff wishes
to dedicate this volume of
Maids and a Man to

MISS ANN WISHART BRADDY

who has always shown
Q sincere and enthusiastic
interest in every phas
of our school life.

I S S ANN B R A D D Y

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MR. GARRETT

TUBMAN HIGH SCHOOL

1940-41 TEACHERS

T. H. Garrett. Principal

A. Dorothy Hains, Assistant Principal

Annie M. Page, French

Gertrude J. Comey, English

Mareia A. Clark, Home Economics

Dorothy Halbert. Music

Eleanor Boatwright, History

Ann Braddy. English

Edith Xachroan. Geography-Civics

Lora M. Pearce. D. O.- Oc. Guild.-English

Mary GiUiland. Mathematics

Belle Walker, Civics

Susie Langford. Mathematics

Mary T. Miller, Spanish-Civics

Mabel Byrd, English

Sara FuUbright, Mathematics

Margaret V. ^^Tiite. Home Economics

Oralee King, Commercial

Edna Rogers. Commercial

Mary E. Strauss. Commercial

Eeulah Mae Fender, English

Grace Strauss. History

Betty Jones. English

Mary Miles, History

Ruth McAuliffe. Latin

Marie J. Hulbert, Science

Bertha CarswelL ilathematics

Mildred vonKamp. Commercial

Eugenia Hutto, Mathematics

Elizabeth Brisendine, Phj-s. Ed-Health

Front Row Miles. Hntto. Fender. Nachman
Back Row Walker. Langford. Lnckey
Norris. White.

Left to Right ComeT. Hains, Gilliland. Halbert. Bearden.
Clark! HilL Page. Byrd. Pearce

Left to Kight C'arswell, Von Kamp
Miller, Stellinjj, King. Lansdell, Lom-
bard, Fullbright, Videtto, Sumerau.

Left to Right Hulbert. Jones, Boatwright, Rogers,
Braddy, Strauss, McAuliffe, Evans.

Flora C. Thompson, English

Amabel Lansdell, Mathematics

Alice Sumerau, Science

Juanita Luckey, English

Sarah Emily Norris, English

Elna Lombard, Phys. Ed.-Health

Emily Stelling, Science

Virginia Videtto, French-Latin

Marguerite Palmer, Health-Civics-History

Eleanor Bearden, English-Health

Ruth Hill, Librarian

Ruth Kimbrough, Pianist

Mary Balk, Secretary

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OFFICERS

President KATHERINE ANNE EDELBLUT

Vice-President MARY BURKE HATCHER

Secretary ...MARY CHRISTIAN

Sponsor MISS EDNA ROGERS

KoKers. Edelblut. Christian, Hatcher

A MESSAGE FROM THE SENIOR PRESIOENT

The Senior Class has reached the final stage in its high school career. We came to
Tubman in 1937, determined to be good students and to leave behind us good records ; we
wanted the Class of 1941 to be remembered as a class that had taken advantage of the
opportunities that Tubman offered. In part, we have succeeded; for certainly we have
worked hard here, and we have the memory of four happy years rich in achievement and
in friendship.

There is always regret when one leaves the known to launch out into the unknown.
Our class has that regret, and we have fear and dread as well ; for we are going out into the

world of upheaval. All of the values that
our forefathers loved, fought for, and be-
queathed to us are being challenged.

There is a personal challenge for each
one of us. We must not look back over the
years that led up to this turmoil except to
seek causes ; we must look forward, and we
must see to it that we do not in turn leave
a troubled world for those who are to come
after us. We must not allow the future to
drag us along; we must reach into the fu-
ture and find there the means of building
a secure world.

Years from now, we will read these words
again. We will not read them with long-
ing for the things that we have not accomp-
lished; we will read them with regret that
we could not know in 1941 all the richness
KATHERiNE ANNE EDELBLUT ^"^ promise that life held for us.

SENIOR GLASS POE

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O'er half the earth Confusion holds her sway

Midst pain and strife, we stand on the threshold

Of a dubious world beyond the sheltered fold

Of carefree youth. Each dreamy, studious day

Has fitted us to take the unknown way,

The untried path. What does this journey hold?

What trials will prove our actual mold?

Will our young hands still Freedom's sweet song play^

From bondage free, we'll ever keep our land,

A citadel of laughter without fears!

Our challenge this, accept it now we must!

In a world of doubt, securely we will stand

Then Peace and Promise for a thousand years

Still is our heritage our golden trust!

MARCIA McCATHERN, '41.

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DOROTHY ETHEL ADAMS
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ELIZABETH AGERTON
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HILDRETH REGNIA ADAMS
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ALICE ARNDT
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LOIS LEE BAILEY

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BOBBY BARRENTINE

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EDYTHE GWENDOLYN BARNES
Modern Language

MARGARET VIRGINIA BARWICK

Modern Language

MARY KATHLEEN BENETEAU
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ELLEM DAVIES BIGGAR
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SHIRLEY RHEA BLUM
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SARAH REBECCA EOYD
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ROBERTA BROADWATER
Modern Language

FRANCES BROWN
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DOROTHY LEE BURKE
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LUCY COOK CAMP
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MARY CARNAVAS
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ANNA BARBARA CHEESBOROUGH
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MARY CHRISTIAN
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ANN STAFFORD CONOLLY
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KATHERINE ANNE EDELBULT
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VIVIAN EDWARDS
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ELIZABETH ALEXANDER COUNCILL
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DOROTHY INEZ DAVIDSON
Modern Language

MARY JOAN DAVIDSON
Modern Language

FLORENCE DENNIS
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FRANCES AILEEN ETHEREDGE
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LOUISE FIELDS
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MARGARET FISKE
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ANN ERWIN FLEMING
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CATHERINE BARKSDALE FORTSON
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JEWEL DORENE FOX
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MAUDE VICTORIA GARY
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BETTY HARDEN
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PHYLLIS GUREN
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DOROTHY GRAY
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LIDWINA ROSA GRAYSON
Modern Language

DOROTHY GREAR
Modern Language

VIVIAN LOUISE GREESON
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MARY HARPER
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MARY BURKE HATCHER
Modern Language

GL0RL4 HOGAN HEARD
Modern Language

LOIS HOOPER
Commercial

NELLIE ESTELLE HORNE
General

BLANCHE EUGENIA HUGHES
General

DORIS LEONA HUNDLEY

Modern Language

DOROTHY EDNA HUNDLEY
Modern Language

NINETEEN

FORTY

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ELIZABETH HURST
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BETTY IVEY

Commercial

MARY JULIA JE^^XINS
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VIRGINIA JAMESON
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MADILYN RUTH JONES
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EMILY ADELE KELLY
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MARY ELIZABETH KEY
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EVELYN CECELIA KING
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FRANKIE DOROTHY KIRKLAND
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SHIRLEY KLION
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LOUISE KNAPP
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LILLIAN CLAUDE KOGER
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CAROLYN LAMBERT
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LILLLA.N ELIZABETH LANDRUM
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FRANKIE LANIER
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BETTY MATHENY
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JACKIE LAVENIA McELVEEN
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MARGARET LYNELL McNAIR
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MYRA AUGUSTA MIDDLETON
Modern Language

EVELYN THERESA MILLER
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MILDRED MILLS
Modern Language

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SUSAN MORRIS
Classical

MARGARET ADELLE MOSS
Modern Language

PAXSY REED NEAL
General

ERMA RUTH MURPHY
Commercial

GLADYS XETHERLAXD
Commercial

DORIS XEW1L\X
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ORA LOU MARGLTRITE O'HARA
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Modern Language

JANE POUND
Modern Language

INA TROTTIE PRESCOTT
Modern Language

LEILA PATRICIA PRICE
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La VICA QUESTELLE
Commercial

HARRIET FUND
Modern Language

MARIE QUESTELLE
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JEAN RAE
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AUDREY REYNOLDS
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RUTH SHARPE
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ELOISE SHEAHAN
General

CYNTHIA SHEFTALL
Classical

DORIS SIMS
Classical

DOROTHY SIMS
Commercial

ANNE SKELTON
Modern Langruagre

BETTY SMITH
General

NINETEEN

FORTY

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LOUISE TORPIN
Modei-n Language

DORIS VANN
General

BETTE JANE THOMAS
Modern Language

CLARA, SMITH
General

CORNELIA SMITH
Commercial

LENA STAVRO
Modern Language

CEIL STULB
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ELISE WEST
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MARGARET WHITE
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ELIZABETH WILLIAMS
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MARY LOU WILSON
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FRANCES WOODDALL
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HELEN YABLON
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Livingston, Braddy, Sumerau, Read

Betty Jo Allen

Sarah Allgood

Marion Anderson

Clara Bailey

Olga Baker

Christine Bevry

Margaret Bethune

Verna Mae Bible

Aline Blumke

Margaret Boulineau
Betty Byrd

Gloria Cadle

Emily Carswell

Hilda Carswell

Alice' Carter

Mary Cleckley

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President ALLENE SUMNER

Vice-President _ GLORIA LIVINGSTON

Secretary ..RUTH READ

Sponsor MISS ANN BRADDY

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Jenny Sue Cliatt

Jewel Coui-sey

June Clair Covar

Jeanne Culpepper

Mary Danforth

Virginia Daniel

Mary Anne Daniels
Marion Dean

Betty Dicks

Lorraine Elsroad
Dorothy Fell

Marthila Floyd

Margaret Geer

Frieda Gillman

Betty Givens

Ruth Goodwin

Mae Grantham

Hamilton Grigg

Sarah Guillebeau

Selita Gulledge

Billie Hallman

Gloria Hamilton

Mary Margaret Hamilton
Nancy Hardy

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Katherine Harling

Gertrude Haynes
Anne Heins

Edna Hildebrandt

Miriam Howell

Nucia Hurlbutt
Louise Ivey

Betty Jackson

Elizabeth Jenny

Betty Johnson
Ann Jones

Bertha Keilholtz

Georgia Anne Kelly

Anne Kendrick

Mary Alice Key

Camilla King

Catherine La Roche
Bertha Lee

Ellen Lee

Jean Lichtenstein

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Gloria Livingston

Dorothea Lonas

Eddie Lee Luke

Janelle Maloney

Merrilyn Marston

Thomasine McCoy

Catherine McGowan

Elease McGowan

Evelyn McKie

Margaret McNair

Louise McNeely

Grace Metzger

Mary Pearl Meyer

Patience Hurd Middleton
Vera Middleton

Mary Frances Mills

Katherine Mitchell

Carolyn Mobley

Anna Mulheinn

Helen Mulligan

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Jewell Odom

Mary Odom

Dorothy Parker

Carolyn Euclid Peebles
Dorothy Peebles

Marjorie Petersen

Sarah Plane

Mary Eveljm Price
Ruth Read

Nell Rivers

Mary Heath Robertson

Ruth Robertson

Ruth June Rosier
Vita Scott

Mildred Sharpe

Georgia Alice Shields
Jane Marion Silver
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Leona Jane Sluskv

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Emily Smith

Evelyn Smith

Doris Snipes

Carolyn Stallings

Katherine Stearns

Mary Alice Stratacos
Sarah Stulb

Allene Elizabeth Sumner

Mildred Teuton

Ethel Butler Timm

Marguerite Toole

Vera Vance

Claire Vawter

Virginia Vernelson

Joanne von Sprecken
Frances Warren

Iris Westbrook

Lucile Whitehead
Dorothy Whitley

Mary Frances Williams

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President EMILY SHEFTALL

Vice-President ANNE CREAMER

Secretary HARRIETT WOFFORD

Sponsor .MISS MARY MILES

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recess. Too posed for any serious study.
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Agree, Mary
Anthony, Edna
Aycock, Laura
Baker, Dorothy
Boggnis, Julia
Bugg, Georgianne
Caldwell, Leilou
Canady, Louise
Claussen, Anne
Cook. Freida
Daniel, Roslyn
Darling, Anna
Dixon, Virginia

Dorn, Frances
Dunaway, Faye
Eckert, Betty
Evans, Polly Jo
Ewing, Mary Lay
Glasser, Leah Rose
Goode, Gene
Goodwin, Madelyn
Goodwin, Mary
Grammer, Margaret
Green, Audrey
Hale, Joyce
Hazard, Harriet

SOPHOMORE B's

Holley, Dorothy

Howard, Jewelle

Jolles, Natalie

Kahrs, Harriet
Kelly, Anne
Kelly, Margaret
Logan, Hazel
Matheny, Mary Ann
McCoy, Donna
Morgan. Carolyn
Norvell, Katherine
Parr, Dorothy
Poss, Rachel

Pugh, Martha Nell
Ragan, Ethel
Rice, Genevieve
Rush, Joelle
Rushing, Clara Mae
Sheftall, Emily
Stanford, Ettie Jane
Sumereau, Dean
Sweat, Marion
Thompson, Dorothy
Toole, Grace
Timmons, Miriam
Wade, Sue
Wienges, Martha

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Andrews, Ann
Ansley, Viola
Baber, Mary-
Bailey, Mildred
BarbeT, Nell
Beckum, Margaret
Beeland, Eleanor
Bell, Beverly
Bennett, Jewell
Boatwright, Gloria

Bums, Gloria

Carroll, Mae
Cato, Barbara
Creamer, Anne

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SOPHOMORE Al, A2

Dantzler, Shirley
Davidson, Mildred
Dolinsky, Florence
Durdeli, Marylsm
Everett, Miriam
Flint, Marie Louise
Gardner, Katherine
Gatewood, Jean
Gillman, Dorothy
Grissom, Jessie
Gunter, Leah
Hardy, Doris
Hatcher, Johnnie
Haynes, Carmen

Hudson, Norma
Humphries, Annie Lee
Ingram, Anne
Johnson, Dolores
King, Mary
Langley, Kathryn
Lee, Lou Ella
McAlhany, Lillian
McGahee, Jean
McKie, Meara
Morgan, Dorothy
Murray, Ruby
Odom, Betty Ruth
O'Neal, Annette

Overstreet, Merrie
Owens, Betty Ruth
Parrish, Edith
Piatt, Frances
Robins, Martha
Sawilowsky, Ruth
Sizemore, Mary
Smith, Hilda
TeBow, Mary
Watkins, Eleanor
Watson, Mary Alice
White, Doris
Wilson, Sarah
Wofford, Harriet

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COURSE

SOPHOMORE

A3, A4

Anchors, Bettie

Dyal, La Verne

Kerr, Carolyn

Sizemore, Doris

Barnes, Fiances

Ellenberg, Nellie Mae

Kirby, Francheon

Sizemore, Juanita

Beasley, Mary Elma

Elliott, Frances

Lee, Edna

Smalley, Hulet

Bennett, Annell

Everett, Betty

McCall, Quay

Smith, Ruth Hill

Blanchard, Antoinete

Fallow, Louise

McKagen, Su?an

Smith, Vera

Bradley, Mae Claire

Gaddy, Mildred

Miller, Edith

Spradley, Camille

Broome, Carolyn

Gleason, Joyce

Montgomery, Dorothy

Stames, Dolly

Buck, Barbara

Hamby, Jane

Moragne, Carolyn

Stevens, Lillian

Eurgess, Mary Lena

Harnley, Jean

Newsome, Sarah

Tice, Marceline

Carlton, Peggy

Heaton. Margaret Ann

Paschal, Joanne

Todd, Mary

Cheeks, Mary Ellen

Heffernan, Ann

Powell, Bernice

Usry, Lucille

Clark, Dorothy

Holliman, Cecelia

Redish, Barbara

Van Horn, Mary Ella

Cooper, Judy

Howard, Madeline

Screws, Kate

Vass, Ella Juanita

Doche, Judy

James, Margaret

Shapiro, Maxine

Williams, Joyce

Doche, Ann

Jennings, Mary Louise

Sheppard, Barbara

Young, Carolyn

Dorn, Frances

Jones, Blanche

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Anderson, Jane

Ford, Jewel

Johnson, Vera

Radford, Ruth

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Foster, Evelyn

Jones, Irene

Radford, Virginia

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Frierson, Helen

Judy, Betty

Rhodes, Evelyn

Bivins, Marilyn

Gantt, Florie

Kendrick, Mary

Russell, Katherine

Bragg, Helen
Brantley, Hazel
Burrum, Esther

Gay, Billie

Key, Laura

Sanders, Sara

Gunter, Margie

Koger, Mae Belle

Sorrow, Dorothy

Busch, Hazel

Hadden, Margaret

Lamar, Mary

Sorrow, Dorris

Cartleclge, Doris

Hamilton, Mary

Lane, Alma

Stanton, Mattie

Cheyney, Estelle

Harmon, Luvernia

Langdon, Anne

Steerman, Katherine

Chumley, Agnes

Harwell, Charlotte

Langdon, Ruth

Sturman, Martha

Cloud, Bunny

Hatcher, Margaret

Lever, Doris

Terry, Dorothy

Cole, Nettie Lee

Havird, Helen

Lynch, Margaret

Thompson, Christine

Creech, Betty

Herndon, Mable

Lynn, Lillian

Trussell, Ena Mae

Danforth, Virginia

Hodges, Doris

Maddox, Mary

Tucker, Jean

Davis, Rita

Holland, Doris

Miller, Sara

Waddy, Willa

Deas, Lois

Holley, Doris

Newman, Myrtis

Ward, Nell

Dowling, Patricia

Hooper, Eleanor

Norris, Evelyn

Wenner, Emily

Dyson, Odessa

Huff, Helen

Pardue, Earline

Willingham, Gloria

Edwards, Hazel

Hunt, Elsie

Pui-vis, Helen

Wright, Sara

Faulkner, Ruby

Ivey, Margaret

Raburn, Robbie

Young, Mildred

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SOPHOMORE C3, C4, C5

Amos, Ruth
Barden, Harriette
Cadden, Mary Olive
Cannady, Helen
Cloud, Marjorie
Coleman, Mildred
Cosnahan, Dorothy
Crenshaw, Marjraret
Crouch, Jewel
Etterlee, Minnie Lee
Faglie, Bessie
Fallow, Belle
Ford, Mildred
Goodson, Margie
Greer, Glenoris
Griffith, Iris
Hadwin, Otelia
Haywood, Saiah

Hendefson, Leila
Hendrix, Sue
Hensley, Vivian
Holmes, Florence
Ivey, Catheiine
Jones, Bertha
Jordan, Doris
Keilholtz, Goldie
Kelly, Lor..ne
Kitchens, Elsie
Knotts, Marie
Lange Carolyn
Lazenby, Anne
Lewis, Jewel
Little Louise
Long, Rachel
Maloney, Juanita
Masters, Thelma

McCann, Evelyn
McCox, Louise
McKeoun, May
Mixon, Mahelline
Montgomery Dorothy
Moody Mildred
Odum, Dorothy
Palmer, Louise
Perry, Inez
Powell, Margaret
Price, Cherry
Price, Mary Anne
Price, Ollie Thelma
Quarles, Jewel
Quinn, Hilda
Reese, Mary
Reeves, Sarah
Renew, Gladys

Rowe, Vivian
Sammons, Evelyn
Sills, Lucille"
Sizemore, Dorothy
Smith, Gloria
Strickland, Betty
Ulm, Evelyn
Utley, Edith
Vignati, Carmolina
Walker, Virginia
Whaley, Dorothy
Wiggins, Elaine
Wood, Belle
Young, Wrances
Young, Marion
Youngblood, Betty
Zeller, Lena

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OFFICERS

President MARY JANE HUTTO

Vice-President SUZANNE HARDY

Secretary CALIOPE GAVALAS

Sponsor MISS ELNA LOMBARD

Gavalas, Hardy. Hutto, Lombard

The future homemakers take lessons from Mrs. White.
Freshman C's listen attentively to Miss Fender's explanation.

Waiting for a ride home.

"Line up. girls, for your picture!"

Freshman B's talk things over at reces.s.

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Abney, Veliti?.
Adams, Mary
Allen, Claudine
Allen, Mai-tina
AUgood. Betty
Anderson, Inez
Ashe, Dorothy
Bailey, Mary E.
Ballard. Anne
Barrett, Hazel
Barrett, Mary
Bassing, Peggy
Baxter, Juanita
Beal, Louise
Beck, Gloria
Beckum, Ruth
Beneteau. Elizabeth
Bennett, Frankie

Berman, Bernice
Bikas, Helen
Blackstone, Gladys
Blackstone, Grace
Blair, Hazel
Bland. Carolyn
Bland, Elmo
Blanos, Jean
Boardman, Betty
Boatwright, Mai-tha
Boles, Beverly
Bowman, Audrey
Bradley, Fay Dora
Bradley, Doris
Erannen, Lorine
Britton, Marilyn
Broome, Dorothy
Brown, Doris

Buck, Josie Mae
Buck, Kathrine
Burdashaw, Agnes
Burke, Mildred
B'lrns. Betty
Bush. Kathryn
Bussell, Betty
Bussey, Salley
Butler, Betty
Byrd, Mary Anne
Campbell, Beatrice
Carpenter, Betty
Carstai-phen, Marjorie
Carter, Georgia
Cartledge, Dorothy
Carter, Georgia
Cartledge, Dorothy
Cartledge, Dorothy

Carr, Helen
Cason, Leona
Cato, Mildred
Cave, Anne
Cave, La Verne
Cave, Wynons
Chambers, Hilda
Chavous, Bernice
Chavous, Edith
Clingenpeel. Wanda
Coffield, Juanita
Cole, Enda
Colley, Thelma
Collie, Helene
Collier, Barbara Anne
Collier. Kathrine
Collins, Kathrine
Collins, Mildred

C to H

Cook, Viola Anne
Corley, Frankie
Corley, Octavia
Counts, Margaret
Cox, L-odenia
Crouch, Lodema
Crouch, Mary Louisa
Cumbee, Mildred
Curry, Evelyn
Daniels, Billy
Davenport, Delois
Davidson, Peggy
Davis, Bemice
Davis, Vonetta
DeLoach, Myrtis
DeLong, Frances
Denton, Barbara
DeVaney, Margaret

Dike, Ruth
Dixon, Pauline
Dowd, Theresa
Dozier, Beverly
Drawdy, Ullainee
Driggars, Marcelle
Dunaway, Betty
Duncan, Janet
Durden, June
Dyches, Sadie
Eidson, Zola
Etheredge, Virginia
Eubanks, Helen Ada
Eubanks, Jewel
Eubanks, Mary
Farmer, Sadie
Farr, Adele
Farriba, Anne

Farris, La Varne
Faulkner, Betty
Fields, Elmo
Ford, Dorothy
Foster, Betty
Gardner, Carolyn
Garnto, Shellie
Garrison, Vivian
Gavalas, Caliope
Gay, Carolyn
Glover, Rita
Goldberg, Lea
Goldman, Martha
Goodman, Ollie Mae
Granimer, Fay
Gray, Louise
Graves, Martha
Greene, Doris

Greene, Mary
Gregory, Margaret
Griffith, Elizabeth
Grimaud, Cornelia
Griver, Thelma
Hadden, Helen
Hagin, Doris
Hains, Vivian
Hall, Eleanor
Hall, Kathrine
Hamilton, Lillie Mae
Hardeman, Olivia
Harden, Doris
Hardy, Suzanne
Harp, Dolly
Hartley, Adrienna
Havird, Carolyn
Haynie, Anna Willis

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Henderson, Margaret
Hendrix, Betty
Hennies, Margarita
Hensley, Blanch
Higgenbotham, Dorothy
Hildebrandt, Julia
Hobbs, Evelyn
Hodges, Eloise
Hollins, Helen
Holton, Avondine
Home, Mary
Home, Katie
Howard, Beulah
Howard, Boyce
Howard, Willie Lee
Homell, Betty Jean
Hughes, Margaret
Hutchinson, Carrie

Hutto, Mary Jane
Inglett, Helen
Inglet, Laverne
Ivey, Lillian
Jackson, Dorothy
Jennings, Winifred
Johnson, Bemice
Johnson, Dorothy
Johnson, Elizabeth
Johnson, Eva Sue
Johnson, Georgia
Johnson, Geraldine
Johnson, Helen
Johnson, Ruth
Jones, Betty
Jones, Mary Ellis
Jordan, Ruth
Kahrs, Hilda

Kelley, Jewel
King, Joyce
Kitchens, Lucille
Koger, Shirley
Lackman, Gloria
Landers, Doris
Lanier, Edna
Lanier, Eula
Lona, Phillis
Lemmon, Doris
Lever, Billie
Lever, Ruth
Lewis, Mildred
Lonergan, Jenette
Luni, Mildred
Luquii'e, Myrtis
Maddox, Lila Mae
Manuel Mary

Martin Marjorie
Martin, Virginia
Mathewson, Patricia
Mathis, Doi-a Lee
Mauldin, Carolyn
Maxwell, Anna
May, Virginia
McAlhany, Frances
McCall, Maxine
McCarthy, Kathleen
McElveen, Doris
McKellar, Carrie' Belle
McKellar, Elizabeth
McKeown, Dorothy
McKie, Mararet
McManus, Doris
McNeil. Pauline
Meadows, Betsy

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Meads, Dorothy
Menger, Louise
Merritt. Mary
Mertins, May
Middleton, Betty
Middleton, Sally
Miller, Mary Magdaline
Milligan, Laurie
Mills, Gloria
Mills, Laveme
Mobley, Kathleen
Montgomery, Helen
Morris, Annie Mae
Morris, Dorothy
Morgan, Sarah
Murphey, A-idrena
Murphy, Elizabeth
Myers, Dorothy
Nance, Betty

Neal, Thelma
Newman, Evelyn
Newsome, Elise
Nobles, Monteen
Norris, Jimmie
Ogletree, AgTies
O'Hara, Mary Frances
Owens, Margie
Palmer, Elsie
Paopas, Rosalie
Pardue, Mary N.
Parks, Dorothy
Parks, Julia
Parrish, Margaret
Parkerson. Avonell
Patterson, Anne
Patterson, Betty
Patterson, Miriam
Patrick, Mildred

Payne, Juanita
Pearson, Florence
Peai-re. Anne
Pendleton. Rosa Lee
Pennington, Hazel
Penry, Marye
Pereyra, Jewel
PeTry, Dor .'hy
Philips, Catherine
Philpot, Anne
Peel, Virginia
Pitts, Rubye
Poole. Barbara
Pope. Vema
Potter, Josephine
Powell. Be+ty
Powell, Eugenia
Powell, Mary
Powell, Peggy

Prather, Barbara
Price. Joyce
Quinn, Betty
Rachels, Gloria
Radford, Wilma
Raffield. Doris
Redd, Hilda
Reese, Maggie
Reese, Margarite
Reeves, Margaret
Renew, Mary
Reynolds, Willie Mae
Rheney, Martha
Rhoades, Mary
Rhodes, Edith
Rhodes. Mary Alice
Rickerson, Annie Mae
Robinson, Vivian
Rose, Anne

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Rosier, Mattie Leah
Rosamond, Betty
Ross, Dorothy
Rowe, Ernestine
Rupert, Mary
Russell, Jewell
Rutledge', Dora Mae
Scoggins, Eleanor
Scott, Anne
Scott, Loyce
Seigler, Lulvanne
Sillers, Opalee
Shepherd, Juanita
Shirley, Martha
Sims, Nell
Slusky, Sara Belle
Smalley, Dorothy
Smaragdis, Mary
Smith, Annie May
Smith, Elviria

Smith, Katherine
Smith, Lila Lee
Smith, Ruth
Smitherman, Betty
Spyres, Agatha
Stewart, Margie
Storey, Laverne
Storey, Myrtle
Storino, Marie
Storey, Dorothy
Taylor, Sarah
Thomas, Elsie
Thomas, Norma
Thompson, Betty
Thompson, Elease
Thompson, Joanne
Thurmond, Dolores
Timmerman, Lillian
Timmerman, Mary Helen
Thrash, Jean

Tomkins, Adrienne
Tootle, Gladys
Trapnell. Virginia
Tudor, Alice
Tudor, Mary Elizabeth
Turner, Elsie
Van Pelt, Constance
Von Sprecken, Mary Chase
Waddy, Dolores
Walden, Joyce
Walker, Mary
Waller, Barbara
Walters, Marianna
Ward, Rose Mai-y
Welch, Mary Ellen
Welch, Mary Agnes
Whaley, Bernice
Whitehead, Frances
Whitt, Elizabeth

Whittle, Marion
Wiggins, Laura
Wilensky, Shirley
Williams, Dorothy
Willingham Elizabeth
Wilson, Almeda
Wilson, Letiora
Wilson, Mary Dorothy
Wolf, Frances
Wolf, Frances
Wolf, Verna
Wong, Elizabeth
Wong, Lillian
Wood, Helen
Woodward, Marjorie
Wright, Marion
Wright, Mildred
Young, Patsy
Youngblood, Marjorie

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as Voted by the
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Gowns and Settings

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Carolyn has eaten her way
through four annuals Frances is
catching on while Sydney has other
interests.

Candid shot of Erin, our candid
shot enthusiast.

Cynthia and Catherine in a quiet
moment on Student Patrol.

Louise resting in the library.

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IL 1941 MAIDS

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF SALLY MARTIN

BUSINESS MANAGER ... ELIZABETH HURST

Martin, McAuliffe.

FACULTY ADVISER
Miss Ruth McAuliffe

ASSISTANT FACULTY ADVISERS

Miss Ann Braddy, Literary
Miss Betty Jones, Pictures
Miss Edna Rogers, Sale of Annuals
Miss Belle Walker, Business

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AND A MAN STAFF

LITERARY EDITORS

Marcia McCathern Margaret Moss

Katherine Anne Edelblut Frances Wooddall

ART EDITORS
Louise Torpin Myra Middleton

BUSINESS STAFF
Betty Smith Ceil Stulb

Roberta Broadwater Joan Davidson

JUNIOR MEMBERS
Nancy Hardy Bertha Lee

Anne Heins Jane Silver

Nucia Hurlbutt Allene Sumner

SOPHOMORE MEMBERS
Anne Creamer Anne Kelly

Gene Goode Margaret Lynch

MAIDS AND A MAJV got under way when Mr.
Garrett appointed as our faculty adviser, Miss
Ruth McAuliffe, who, in turn, chose her faculty
assistants. The faculty advisers selected the
staff. The sale of annuals was launched with a
chapel program at which skits from former Maids
and a Man were read. Long months were spent
in getting ads, pictures, snaps, literary contribu-
tions, and sketches. Now that the annual is com-
pleted, we have decided to enter it in the nation-
wide contest for rating annuals.

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standing Silver, Heins, Hurlbutt, Sumner.
Seated Lee, Hardy, Middleton.

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OFFICERS

President MAC CHRISTIAN

Vice-President ALLENE SUMNER

Secretary EMILY SHEFTALL

Student Patrol Captain MARY HARPER

,. A^ ^ MISS GRACE STRAUSS

Faculty Advisers. | ^^^^ gj^j^^.^^^ CARSWELL

Harper, Sheftall, Strauss, Carswell, Sumner, Christian.

Our Student Council Association is
composed of officers, and the entire
student body. The governing body of
the Association is made up of officers
elected by the student body and of a
representative from each home room.

This year we presented a chapel pro-
gram on The History of the Flag. We
instituted a Students' Day on April
first. All classes were taught by girls;
and Mac Christian filled Mr. Garrett's
place, while Mary Harper was Miss
Dora and Allene Sumner was Miss Balk.

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COUNCIL

MEMBERS

Anchors, Betty
Barnes, Gwendolyn
Berman, Bernice
Blackstone, Grace
Burrum, Esther
Chaney, Viola
Daniel, Roslyn
Doche. Ann

Edelblut, Katherine Anne
Eubanks, Helen

Gulledge, Selita
Hadden, Helen
Hardy, Suzanne
Hatcher, Mary Burke
Hendrix, Betty
Hensley, Blanche
Hodges, Doris
Hudson, Norma
Hurst, Elizabeth
Jackson, Betty
Johnson, Dolores

Kelly, Anne
Kendrick, Anne
Kitchens, Elsie
Knapp, Louise
Lum, Mildred
Martin, Sally
Matthewson, Patricia
Merritt, Elizabeth
Michel, Carolyn
Mulcay, Doris
Newman, Doris

Parkerson, Avonell
Rachels, Gloria
Renew, Gladys
Saxon, Minnie Lee
Sheftall, Cynthia
Smith, Katherine
Thompson, Dorothy
Timmerman, Mary Helen
Von Sprecken, Joanne
White, Margaret
Wooddall, Frances

One of the bi-monthly meet-
ings of Student Council.

ATHLETIC

President ilAEGAPwET ^"HITE

Vice-President JIARGL'ERITE TOOLE

Treasurer ROSYLX DANIEL

Secretary CLAYTON DANIEL

FACULTY ADMSERS:
iliss Elizabeth Brisendine
iliss Elna Lombard

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Standing Lombard. White. Brisendine.

MEMBERS

SENIORS:
Christain, Mary
Daniel. Clayton
Daniel, Harriet
Davidson, Joan
Hurst, Elizabeth
Skelton, Anne
Wtite, Margaret

JUNIORS:
Hardy, Nancy
Lee. Bertha
Mobley. Carolyn
Read. Ruth
Shields, Georgia Alice
Toole, Marguerite

SOPHOMORES:

Creamer, Anne
Daniel, Rosyln
Goode. (iene
Kahrs, Harriet
Thompson. Dorothy
Wienges, Martha

Freshman VolleTball Team

ASSOCIATION

The purpose of the Tubman Athletic As-
sociation is to promote intramural activities
and to instill a spirit of fair play in the
minds of the girls.

Each year points are given for scholar-
ship, athletic ability, and participation in
school activities, and emblems and awards
are given by the Athletic Association to the
girls qualifying for them. There is also a
medal for the winner of the tennis tourna-
ment in the spring. Probably the most cov-
eted distinction of all is the cup given to the
senior who, in her four years at Tubman,
has proved herself to be a well rounded
student.

This year the juniors played the seniors
for the volleyball championship. The juniors
won but the seniors had already challenged
the faculty to an exhibition game. Contrary
to custom, an admission of five cents was
charged and the proceeds of the game

Top row Davidson, Head, Creamer, Hardy, Goode, Hurst
Middle row Christian, Wienges, Lee, Shields, Thompson.
Bottom row Kahrs, H. Daniel, White, C. Daniel, R. Daniel.

The Juniors are receiving instructions on the fine points of baskethall.

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The Juniors are well pleased with
the outcome of the basketball tour-
nament.

went to the annual staff. To the surprise of all, the faculty team though they lost the
first won the last two games to become the winners for the first time in history. No doubt
it was largely due to the fact that Miss Ann Braddy made them practice more than other
faculty teams had done in the past.

The seniors lacked quantity if not quality on their basketball team. Against the fresh-
man six, the seniors had four players, two guards and two forwards. It was only with an
extra two minutes to break the tie that the seniors could win. However, the juniors were
two too much for this sort of team so they easily won the tournament.

The juniors won the ring tennis tournament by winning all three games that they played.

For the first time in three years the Athletic Association put on a gym exhibition. Much
time, effort, and cooperation was manifested by the girls.

The ring tennis championship went to the Sophomore team.

Volleyball also went to the Juniors.

Dance Club

OFFICERS

President BOBBY BARREINTINE

Vice-President BERTHA LEE

Sec'y.-Treas ANNE CREAMER

Director MISS ELNA LOMBARD

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The Dance club, under the able direction
of Miss Elna Lombard, enjoyed a very ac-
tive year. Miss Lombard concentrated on
ballet of two extreme types "Temple
Bells", an oriental dance, and "Tales from
the Vienna Woods", both of which were
originated by Ted Shawn.

EMBERS

Sarah Allgood
Edna Anthony
Ellen Bigger
Julia Boggus
Roslyn Daniel
Ann Doche
Frances Elliott
Nancy Hardy
Jean Harvley
Harriet Hazard

Ann Heins
Cecelia Holliman
Natalie Howard
Mary Frances Mills
Jane Silver
Lillian Gay Stevens
Grace Toole
Marguerite Toole
Martha Wienges
Harriett Wofford

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Nov. 26th-27th Tubman Assembly

1. Hymn of Thanksgiving.

2. Dutch Hymn.

Dec. 15th Christmas Carol Programme at the Municipal Audi-
torium

1. Ye Watchers and Ye Holy Ones.

2. March of the Kings.

3. We wish you a Merry Christmas.

Dec. 20th Tubman Assembly
Christmas Carols.

April 11th All State Chorus at the Municipal Auditorium

Knapp, Halbert.

1. Popule Meus.

2. Lo, a Voice.

3. Fairies Dance

4. Willie, Take Your Tiny
Drum.

May 1st Tubman Demonstration-
Latin American Interlude.

1. Rosa, Let Us Be Dancing.

2. In Mexico.

3. Carmela.

4. La Violetera Leona Jane
Slusky.

May 9th Glee Club Banquet.

5. Conchita.

6. Home.

7. Dark Water.

La Paloma Jane
and Alice Adams.
Carmencita.

Pound

7. Conchita.

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OFFICERS

President VIOLA CHANEY

Vice-President JANE POUND

Secretary MARY CHRISTIAN

Treasurer MARY BURKE HATCHER

Pianist LOUISE KNAPP

Director MISS DOROTHY HALBERT

MEMBERS

Front row Hatcher,
Back row Goodwin,

Pound, Chaney, Christian.
Hutto, Farlow.

Alice Adams, Jane Allen, Aline Blumke, Margaret Boulineau, Barbara
Buck, Agnes Burdashaw, Margie Carstarphen, Hilda Carswell, Emily Cars-
well, Annie Carver, Viola Chaney, Mac Christian, Mary Christian, Jennie
Sue Cliatt, Barbara Ann Collier, Freid'a Cook, Judy Cooper, Virginia Davis,
Virginia Dixon, Florence Dolinsky, Helen Eubanks, Mary Erving, Dorothy
Farlow, Adele Farr, Ann Fleming, Marie Louise Flint, Catherine Foi-tson,
Betty Givens, Margie Goodson, Mary Goodwin, Margaret Grammer, Sara Guillebeau, Phyllis Guren, Vivian Mains, Mary Hamil-
ton, Mary Burke Hatcher, Edna Hildebrandt, Norma Hudson, Mary Jane Hutto, Vera Johnson, Hilda Kahrs, Mary King, Frankie
Kirkland, Louise Knapp, Jean Lichenstein, Thomasine McCoy, Jean McGahee, Meara McKie, Evelyn McKie, Louise McNeely,
Louise Menger, Mary Merritt, Gloria Mills, Carolyn Mobley, Carolyn Morgan, Ruby Murry, Annette O'Neal, Dorothy Parr,
Marjorie Petersen, Sara Plane, Hilda Popkin, Jane Pound, Betty Lee Quinn, Mary Rhoades, Martha Roesel, Ruth Rosier,
Lulyanne Seigle, Maxine Shapiro, Mildred Sharpe, Anne Skelton, Leona Jane Slusky, Sara Belle Slusky, Emily Smith, Hilda
Smith, Agatha Spires, Dean Sumerau, Marian Sweat, Alice Teudor, Christine Teudor, Mary Timmerman, Helen Wood.

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before the singing of
Christmas carols.

The Glee Club practices
"Rosa" for their part
in the Gym Exhibition.

LytcLmcLtLc CLUB

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OFFICERS

President FRANCES WOODDALL

Vice-President .._ CAROLYN MICHEL

Secretary-Treasurer NANCY HARDY

Director MISS ANN BRADDY

Barrentine

McCathern

Hurst

Morris

Michel

White

Smalley

F'lane

Popkin

Grigg

Cliatt

Toole

Mills

Elliott

Sheftall

Paschal

Wienges

Toole

Rush

Braddy, Wooddall, Hardy, Michel.

MEMBERS

Mary Ellen Bailey, Bobby Barrentine, Marjorie
Carstarphen, Anne Claussen, Mary Cleckley, Jen-
nie Sue Cliatt, Jeanne Culpepper, Florence Do-
linsky, Katherine Anne Edelblut, Frances Elliott,
Mary Lay Ewing, Dorothy Farlow, Adele Farr,
Leah Rose Glasser, Margaret Grammer, Hamilton
Grigg, Nancy Hardy, Maiy Burke Hatcher, Har-
riet Hazard, Edna Hildebrandt, Elizabeth Hurst,
Hariette Kahrs, Phyllis Lang, Bertha Lee, Sally
Martin, Marcia McCathern, Carolyn Michel,
Patience Middleton, Mary Frances Mills, Susan
Morris, Katherine Norvell, Joanne Paschal, Hilda
Popkin, Elizabeth Rose, Joel Rush, Sydney San-
ders, Cynthia Sheftall, Emily Sheftall, Leona
Jane Slusky, Elizabeth Smalley, Grace Toole,
Margaret White, Martha Wienges, Shirley Wilen-
sky, Frances Wooddall.

Farr, Wllensky,

Carstarphen.

Bailey.

Kahrs

Dolinsky

Hazard

Ewing

Claussen

Norvell

Farlow

Ton may inform
the young ladies
that I have ar-
rived.

Make yourselves at home, girls.

The Dramatic Club chose JESSICA'S
JOURNEY, a farce-comedy by Edwin
Scribner, for its production this year. Six
school girls (Frances Wooddall, Sydney
Sanders, Mary Burke Hatcher, Nancy
Hardy, Bertha Lee, and Mary Cleckley)
board the train for Washington (see cut) ;
however, they end by playing maid to the
Foster Sisters (Katherine Anne Edelblut
and Sally Martin) who live in a magnifi-
cent old home which they are about to
lose. It all happened because Miss Dor-
cas (Margaret Grammer) who is in
charge of the girls is an old friend of the
Fosters. Aunt Charity Foster (Patience
Middleton) arrives from Florida just in
time to save the girls from selling their
home to Mrs. Eggleston (Cynthia Shef-
tall) who wants it in time for her daugh-
ter's (Leah Rose Glasser) birthday party.

Kind of put if
over on you, didn't
they. Mama..

Could you would
you put us up for
one night?

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OFFICERS

CAROLYN MICHEL
President

KATHERINE ANNE EDELBLUT
Prog:i-am Chairman

MISS RUTH McAULIFFE
Faculty Adviser

Edelblut, McAuIiffe, MicheL

Back row
Martin. Gary,
Meese.

F'ront row

Wooddall. Michel.

The Latin Club, compoged of all senior
Latin students, nke^ts (^v^ry/^t^^^^^at
the homes of the members. The prograitw^x
at these meetings have supplemented -y*^^^
course in the Aeneid and Met^moi^hoses
-study of the Greek and Roman
e Club has also enjoye^
ing Latin crosi
Lati

MEMBERS

Katherine Anne Edelblut Marcia McCathern

Ann Fleming Nell Meese

Maude Gary Carolyn Michel

Elizabeth Hurst Susan Morris

Sally Martin Frances Wooddall

Fleming, Edelblut, McCathern, Morris, Hurst.
Gathered for one of the meetings.

IL TUBMAN OBSERVER

STAFF

LOUISE KNAPP

Editor-in-chief

MISS MABEL BYRD, MISS RUTH

HILL, MISS GERTRUDE COMEY

Faculty Advisers

VIRGINIA JAMESON

Business Manager

MARY HARPER Assistant Business Manager

CAROLYN MICHEL Literary Editor

GEORGIA ALICE SHIELDS Asst. Literary Editor

MARGARET FISKE Circulating Editor

EMILY SHEFTALLL Asst. Circulating Editor

MARGUERITE TOOLE Social Editor

MARY FRANCES MILLS Asst. Social Editor

MARGARET WHITE Sports Editor

REPORTERS:

Ann Fleming, Martha Roesel, Mary Cleckley, Jennie Sue
Cliatt, Grace Toole, Margie Carstarphen, Suzanne Hardy,
Margaret Ann Heaton, Anne Kelly, Vivian Hains.

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Assistant Editors Back row: Shields, Harper. Sheftall.

Front row: Fiske, Michel, White,

Toole.

Reporters Back row: Fleming, Cliatt, Hardy. Kelly,

Cleckley.

Front row G. Toole, Hains, Carstarphen.

Jameson, Hill

The Tubman Observer draws its staff
from all the classes of Tubman.

In December of this year, Louise Knapp
and Virginia Jameson organized our
staff. Then we sponsored a contest in
order to get a name for the paper. This
was won by Barbara Ann Collier, a sopho-
more. During this year we have pub-
lished four issues, and in these we have
endeavored to present all phases of Tub-
man activities to the girls. Of all the in-
teresting articles our journal contained,
perhaps the two most popular were the
social column and the fashion notes.

It is the aim of the Tubman Observer
to stimulate an interest in all types of
journalism.

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OFFICERS

President ELIZABETH HURST

Vice-President ..ERIN CANNON

Secretary-Treasurer MARGARET WHITE

Faculty Adviser MISS EMILY STELLING

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MEMBERS

Virginia Anderson, Lois Bailey, Bobby Barrentine, Roberta
Broadwater, Erin Cannon, Annie Lee Chambers, Clayton
Daniel, Vivian Edwards, Dorothy Gray, Vivian Greeson,
Hamilton Grigg, Betty Grinei, Betty Harden, EKzabeth
Hurst, Margaret Jones, Frankie Kirkland, Sally ?vlartin,
Carolyn Michel, Susan Morris, Margaret Moss, Sydney
Sanders. Margaret White, Fiances Wooddall.

Top White. Stelling, Hurst. Cannon.

The screen is to the left, girls Carolvn
blocks Sally.

The Camera Club is one of the newest
clubs at Tubman, having been organized in
the fall of 1940 for the purpose of giving the
gills who are interested in photography a
chance to learn more about it. There are
facilities for developing and printing pic-
tures in the chemistry lab. During the year,
the members of the club have gone on
several expeditions to get outdoor shots,
and they have enjoyed seeing some colored
movies.

Don't listen to any directions from your left. Frances-
Return engagement: Sally blocks Carolyn.

The girls enjoy having their pictures taken
as much as they enjoy taking pictures.

GIRL RESERVES

Grayson, Hundley, Wilson, Broadwater.

The Girl Reserves start the
year with a membership tea.
TTie enthusiasm is high as three
clubs are organized a freshman
group, a West End group, and a
group for upper classmen.

At the weekly meetings, in-
vited speakers bring ideas on
world affairs, Friendship, Per-
sonality, Etiquette, or the mem-
bers engage in general discus-
sion. The girls take time for
handicraft, camping trips, and
many stimulating and enjoyable
activities.

Practicing etiquette

OFFICERS

President... DOROTHY HUNDLEY

Vice-President LIDWINA GRAYSON

Secretary MARY LOU WILSON

Treasurer ROBERTA BROADWATER

Adviser MRS. GREGG PARKER

MEMBERS

SENIORS R. Broadwater, H. Brown, Erin Cannon, Dot Gray, L.

Grayson, Dot Hundley, D. Hundley, M. Moss, E. Mulcay, C. Smith,

M. L. Wilson.
JUNIORS B. J. Allen, V. .\nchors, M. Boulineau, J. Coursey, J. Cul-
pepper, V. Davis, Margaret Geer, K. Harling, E. Hildebrandt, K.

Mitchell, C. McGowan, E. McGowan, L. McNeely, Dot Peebles, B.

Templeton, Frances Warren, S. Wright.
SOPHOMORES G. Bugg, Eleanor Beeland, J. Gleason, J. Hai-vley,

G. Haynes, A. Lane, D. Montgomery, L. McCoy, B. Sheppard, M.

TeBow, J. Tucker.
FRESHMAN J. Coffield, K. Collins, B. Cook, M. Count, P. Davidson,

T. Dowd. V. Etheridge, M. Kennies, M. J. Hutto, R. Johnson,

G. Lackman, V. May, M. Merritt, B. Middleton, L. Morgan, M. J.

Owens, A. M. Pennv, R. M. Roberts, H. Wood, M. C. von Sprecken,

M. Wright, M. E. Bailey.

Dramatic class.

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The president meets informally with the group.

FRENCH CLUB

OFFICERS

resident MARGARET MOSS

Vice-President MAC CHRISTIAN

Secretary ROBERTA BROADWATER

Treasurer JANE POUND

,...,, . MISS ANNIE M. PAGE

^^''"^ I MISS VIRGINIA VIDETTO

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Back row : Pound, Christian, Broadwater.
Front row: Page, Moss, Videtto.

The French Club was organized at the
beginning of this school year. Junior mem-
bers were taken into the club at the begin-
ning of the second term. Each girl must
maintain an average of eighty in French to
become a member. Meetings are held twice
a month. At these meetings, the members
study France, French authors and their
works, and they play French games. Offi-
cers for the new year are elected during the
last meeting in April.

Top Back row: Cliatt, Oellerich, Petersen,
Adams.
Front row: Bailey, Roesel. Gray. Moss.

Bottom Back row: Hurlbutt, Livingston.
Rosier.

Front row: Guren. Pound, Mac
Christian, Ruth Sharpe, Smith.

MEMBERS

SENIORS: .\liee .\dam;, Viigrinia .\ndei-son.
Lois Bailey, Roberta Broadwater, Mac Chris-
tian, Mary Christian, Betty Council', Joan
Davidson, Dorothy Gray. Phyllis Guren. Betty
Harden, Shirley Klion, Margaret Moss, Jane
Pound, Martha Roesel, Ruth Sharpe.

JUNIORS: Betty Jo .\llen, .A.lice Carter, Jennie
Sue Cliatt, Betty Dicks, Frieda Gillnian, Betty
Givens, Edna Hildebrandt. Bettv Hollings-
worth, Nucia Hurlbutt, Jean Lichtenstein.
Gloria Livingston, Helen Mulligan, Marv Oel-
levich, Marjorie Petersen. Mildred Sharpe,
Emily Smith, Joanne von Spi-ecken.

AT SCHOOL

Back row:Guren. Davidson, Mildred Sharpe, Mary Christian,
.\nderson, Griner.

Front row: Harden. Dicks, Givens, Carter.

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OFFICJ

President

PRESCOTT

Broadwater. Miller, rrej-iott. Elliott.

The Spanish Club is composed of girls tak-
ing their second year of high school Spanish.
They meet usually once a month at the
homes of the members. The faculty ad-
viser, Miss Mary Miller, teaches them songs
she brought back from Mexico.

The high light of the year is the banquet
with its Mexican theme, colorful decora-
tions, and gay senoritas in bright costumes.
Guests for the occasion are juniors who
have averaged ninety in Spanish for the
year.

The Spanish Club, under the leadership
of Miss Miller for the past ten years, has
done some very interesting work.

PAT ELLIOTT

RTA BROADWATER

MISS MILLER

MEMBERS

Sarah Allgood, Jewel Barnes, Roberta Broad-
water, Erin Cannon, Shannon Carter, Evelyn
Dorn, Pat Elliott, Eugenia Hughes, Christine
Miller, Jane Pound, Ina Prescott, Elizabeth
Rose, Louise Smedley, Lena Stavro.

A few members on the
steps at Tubman.

Spanish Club, featuring Sarah in
Mexican Attire.

Back row: Barnes. Rose, Pound, Stavro.

Hughes.
Front row: Dorn, Carter, Allgood, Winn.

Nationa

OFFICERS

First Term:

Pi-esident MARCIA McCATHERX

Vice-President....KATHERIXE AXXE EDELBLUT

Secretary SUSAX MORRIS

Treasurer MISS MABEL BYRD

Second Term :

Pi-esident SALLY MARTIX

Vice-Pi-esident FRANCES WOODDALL

Secretary BERTHA LEE

Treasurer MISS MABEL BYRD

FACULTY ADVISERS
Mr. T. Harry Garrett Miss Dora Hains

Miss Mabel Byrd
Miss Gertrude Comey
Miss Belle Walker

SENIOR MEMBERS

Roberta Broad\yater. Katlierine Anne Edelblut,
Margaret Fiske, Virginia Jameson, Sally Mar-
tin, Marcia McCathern, Xell Meese, Susan
MoiTis, Doris Xewman, Patricia Price, Betty
Smith, Cecelia Stulb, Frances Wooddall.

jilNior members

Margaret Boulineau. Emily Carswell, Mary
Cleckley, Jennie Sue Cliatt. Xancy Hardy,
Gloria Hamilton, Bertha Lee. Dorothea Lonas,
Mary Oelleiich, Marjorie Petersen, Ruth Rob-
ertson, Leona Jane Slusky, Allene Sumner,
Marguerite Toole.

Honor Society

Top Stulb. Meese. Jameson. Broadwater, Smith. Fiske, Newman, Price.

Bottom Boulineau. Petersen. Oellerich, Clecklev. Sumner, Hardv, Robert-
son. Lonas, Cliatt, CarswelL

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Top Edelblut. Hains, McCathern. Byrd,
Morris.

Bottom Walker. Wooddall, Martin. Lee.
Comev.

The Tubman Chapter of the
National Honor Society was
organized in the spring of 1940.

Membership is based on
qualities of leadership, schol-
arship, character, and ser\'ice.
Members must obtain a scho-
lastic average of eighty-five in
every subject during each
year. Only Juniors and Sen-
iors are eligible for active
membership.

Membership in the National
Honor Society of Secondary
Schools is a signal honor as ii
rates for high schools as Phi
Beta Kappa does,ft>r college.

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BOOK II, 250-259

Dark night steals from o'er the deep
Overcoming all with soothing sleep.
Did I say all? Ah, yet, harken!
The clouds descend ; the heavens darken.
Sinon, well versed in Grecian wiles.
Signals the Greeks on yonder isles ;
Then they set out for the opposite shore.
'Neath a silent moon and with muffled oar.
All Troy sleeps after mirth and wine !
They make for the shore in unbroken line;
They make for the shore and disembark
Within the walls and in the dark.
Sinon opens the horse of pine ;
The Greeks file forth; they form a line;
They slay the guards and unbar the gates
As was predestined by the Fates.
Then those without and those within
Ravage the city with unearthly din.
Of what befell Troy on that fateful day
You may read in Vergil's immortal lay.

Nell Meese '41.

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AENEID

BOOK II, 105-119

The ardent crowd was eager then to hear

Searching answers, they anxiously drew near

Awaiting reasons, silent every man. ;

Aeneas, thus, from his high couch began:

"Then truly did we explanations seek,

Still ignorant of the double dealing Greek.

Sinon trembled as he told this story,

'The Greeks have often wished to flee from Troy

Wearied with war, they long have yearned to part,"

But bitter storms as oft delayed their start.

South winds kept them in terror of the sea

For the maple horse was where it ought to be.

Dark clouds thundered, the sun refused to shine.

In haste we sent Eurypylus to Phoebus' shrine.

From Phoebus' shrine this oracle he brought :

(Our messenger gave utterance to our thought)

When first in Troy you fled the angry flood

You did appease the winds with a maiden's blood

Again by blood, if to embark you reck,

You can allay the waves. It must be by the blood of a Greek!'

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Susan Morris '41.

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At Work and Play
All Over the Campus

That must be an acceptable excuse.

Ijjjs an.

Be careful of the formula, girls.
There's a building at stake!

better"

A Swallow Flying

I saw a swallow flying
Against the autumn Sky,
And, oh. what joy there is to see
A swallow winging by.

It spread its wings into the wind
So swift my eye soon lost its trace.
And. oh. what joy there was to watch
It vanishing in space!

I wish my heart w ere Hke that bird
That it might go a-winging
Alone into a w orld of mine
And there be ever singing!

Harriette Kahrs '43.

Snow Flakes

Now white against the blue-gray sky

Now silver on the gray-green grass

Snow flakes twirling

Ceaselessly whirling

Pearl the earth with glittering dye.

Sparkling w hite mist with a feathery sound

Like a shower of stars from a hidden fountain

Ever descending

Endlessly blending

Hides the earth w ith a silvery mound.

Ann Fleming '41.

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The Ballad of The Faculty-Sejuor Game

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A stranj^er chanced to pass one daj;/
By the gates of Tubman High C^

When there arose within those walls
A mighty hue and cry.

The very walls did seem to shake

And tremble in his sight.
The stranger then drew night a bit

To see what caused this plight.

He saw the roof begin to rise

From such an awful din.
The stranger then drew nearer still

To learn whit was within.

Now in there rtished two lusty teams

Of bounding lassies gay?"
The stranger asked a girl near-by

"Why such a gala day?"

"Why dont you KViow, you poor dumb thing !

To-day they play the game
Faculty versus Senior Class

To do or die their aim.

"Miss Braddy there, the tiny one,

Is captain of our teachers."
And when he saw the one described

A smile broke o'er his features.

Seniors led by Skyscraper Hurst

Advance into their places.
The teachers yUw their stalwart foes

That sight tlfeir smiles erases.

"What makes me welkin now to ring

With echoes loud and shrill ."
"Those shorts on Remington Rogers

Just gave the\gi^is a thrill."

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That shadow^with such potent strength

Is Julius Caesar's ghost
That's why McAuliffe meets so well

The charging senior host.

At lenth the teachers make a point
While Boatwright leads the yelling!

Three cheers for Rookie Bearden!
Hurrah for Oxygen Stelling!

"What makes the rafters so resound

With such an awful roar."
"That's only Loudspeaker \q^ K^mp

She's piling up the score." ^^^

Chick Evans follows Catclr&lswell
They both have manful swings.

And Jumper Jones bounds ajl^'^about
As if controlled by string^

And now the game is near the end\\
You bet the seniors shine! .^-^

But see who's coming up to serve;
It's Backstop Brisendine!

"What makes the building so to quake
And tremble more and more?"

"Why, that's only Tiptoe Lombard
As she trips across the floor."

The time has come to end the fight
Up comes Bunker Hill Strauss;

She scores a point for f ayilty
When she swats the balj^ross.

Believe it or not for Ripley' *

The faculty won the ^ame.
And now their heads are^in the clouds;

They'll never be the same!

ncy Hardy '42.
ertha Lee '42.

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OFFICERS OF THE HOME
ECONOMICS CLUB

VIRGINIA ETHEREDGE
President

BETTY BOARDMAN

Vice-President

EMILY SHEFTALL
Secretary-Treasurer

An exit well known to Tubman girls.

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-Tk. LAST WILL

DATED MAY 29, 1941

We. the Senior Class of Tubman High School, being of
sound and disposing mind; and, yet, being feeble in body
and realizing that our days are numbered, do make, declare,
and publish this oui' last will and testament in manner and
form following:

Item, We \\'ill bequeath our seats in chapel, our Kid Day
di-esses, and our fondest ambitions to the Senior Class of 1942.

Item. We do -^ill and bequeath to the Faculty a placard
with the inscription: Marriage Rules Unfaii' to Faculty. We hope that the Faculty
wiU form relays and march up and down the halls picketing the married seniors.

Item, We will and bequeath to Miss McAuliffe and to Miss Jones one camera that
will take clear shots and one senior who can operate it.

Item, We will and bequeath to Miss Halbert one Senior Chorus composed of the
proper number of sopranos and altos.

Item, We will and bequeath to Miss Boatwright, Mildred Mills' northern accent and
to Miss Comey, Maude Gary's southern di'awl. We hope that between them they will
evolve a universal accent.

Item. We do will and bequeath Frankie Kirkland's place as assistant in Chemistry
Lab to Mary Ann Daniels, hoping that Mar}' Ann will not mind having her hands dis-
colored with silver nitrate.

Item, We will to Betty Dicks, Joan Da^^dson's friendly smile.

Item. We will and bequeath Mac Christian's abilitj'' to organize to .Jeanne Culpepper.

Item, We do will and bequeath the seats in the lunch room now in possession of
Roseann Hallman, Shii-ley Blum, and Jewel Fox to Billie Hallman, Sally Plane, and
Hilda Popkin.

Item. We wiU and bequeath Katherine Anne Edelblut's speed in translating Latin
to Patience Middleton. hoping that Patience ill use it as effectively as Katherine
Anne did.

Item. We do will and bequeath Carohm MicheFs own way of sajdng "Hello" to the
Freshman B's.

Item, We will and bequeath to Mildred Teuton. Bobbie Barrentine's ability to trim
Snickers to the last peanut.

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WITNESSED HEREBY AT AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

Item, We will and bequeath Elizabeth Hurst's only compact to Anne Kelly, hoping
that Anne will find more use for it than Elizabeth did.

Item, We will and bequeath Louise Torpin's gentle manner to Marguerite Toole,
hoping that Marg-uerite will use it in class.

Item, We will and bequeath Sally Martin's ability to get ads from hardened busi-
ness men to Bertha Lee.

Item, We will and bequeath Susan Morris' friendly nature to her little sister Dafoe.

Item, We will and bequeath Dorothy Gray's ability to make herself heard to her
little sister Louise.

Item, We will and bequeath to Nancy Hardy the task of leading her class to victory
against the Faculty in volley ball.

Item, We will and bequeath to Mary Cl'ckley, Cynthia Sheftall's column in the
newspaper, hoping that Mary will make it as interesting as Cynthia has.

Item, We will and bequeath Roberta Broadwater's love of study to Joanne von
Sprecken.

Item, We will and bequeath Marcia McCathern's front desk in Vergil class to
Gloria Hamilton, hoping that Gloria will not be distracted by the cars outside the win-
dow.

Item, We do will and bequeath to Miss Rogers one play suit, hoping that it will re
mind her of Kid Day.

Item, We do request that our report cards be buried with us.

We do appoint the Faculty to be our executors, and do revoke
all former wills, and publish this to be our last will and testament.
In witness whereof, we hereunto put our hands on the day and the
year above written.

THE CLASS OF '41,

Margaret Moss '41.

Francess Wooddall '41.

"For to her our hearts belong"

The Staff of Maids and a Man wishes to express its gratitude
to Mrs. Lombard Brinson for her cooperation in costuming the
girls in the Feature Section, and to Robert Wilkinson for many
of the snaps that are used throughout this volume of the year-
book.

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RADIOS, FRIGIDAIRES,
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Phone 2-5526

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Rudolph P. Mayo, Chairman
Edwin C. Mertins
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PHONE 2-7337
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For any graduation year can
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We also have

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CLINT W. LEE CO.

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J. L. BARTLEY^
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Station"

BROAD AT 12TH ST.

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COMPLETE OFFICE TRAINING

"Flowers For All Occasions"

Walton Way at Metcalf

PHONE 3-4406 and 3-4407

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Compliments of

Keel's Service Station

1924 WALTON WAY

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THE GEORGIA-CAROLINA BRICK
AND TILE CO.

Manufacturevs
HIGH GRADE CLAY PRODUCTS

Hollow Building Tile, Common Building.
Augusta Smooth Face.

Augusta Rough Face Brick

Offices: 748 Reynolds St.
AUGUSTA, GA.

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COMPLIMENTS OF

Home Folks

754 BROAD STREET

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Optical Departments in All Stores
Phone 2-6861

Friedmans Jewelers

826 Broad St. Augusta, Ga.

South's Oldest Credit Jewelers

DIAMONDS, WATCHES,

SILVERWARE, RADIOS

The Best in Eats and Sodas will always
be found at

HILL'S

DRIVE IN

SODAS

626 BROAD ST.

"Augusta's Only Curb Service"

Parking- Lot For Your Convenience

Georgia Trucic & Equipment Co.

DISTRIBUTORS

Trailers, Diesels, Tractors, Power Brakes
and Commercial Equipment

CADILLAC-LaSALLE AUTOMOBILES
GENERAL MOTORS TRUCKS

Ninth Street Telephone 2-6876

Augusta, Ga.

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J. S. Fox Candy Company | |

SWEETEST AND BEST

Phone 2-8104 Augusta. Ga.

Compliments of

S. Donald Fortson Co.

mLL SUPPLIES

Phone 2-5536

Ninth and Re^'nold3 Strests

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F. E. Ferris

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Company

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Central Garden Florist

Augusta's Flowers Since 1869

Cordially invites you to visit
our new shop

MR. AND MRS. N. C. ANDERSON
Mrs. James Gardiner
Miss .\nne Anderson

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The Store of Quality and Originality

^ Alex G. Edelblut Furniture Co,

1 Modern Furniture :: Reproductions
Antique^ :: Fabrics :: Rugs
Imported Brassware
Augusta, Ga.

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Feedright Milling Co.

AUGUSTA. GEORGIA
"Your Friends Forever"

The Cullum School
of Lip Reading

510 Greene Street
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

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Compliments of

J. C. Penney Co.

(Incorporated)
840-844 Broad Street

"It Pays to Shop at Penney's"

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Compliments of

Hotel Richmond

Drink
ROYAL CROWN COLA

Tops in Taste

Royal Crown Bottling Co.

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For
BETTER PHOTOGRAPHS

BREAULT

Saxon-Gullum Studio

Compliments of

Phoenix Oil Co.

Heating and Air Conditioning Div.

Air Conditioning, Heating,

Oil Burners, Stokers, Oil Burning

Circulating Heaters and Water

Heaters

700 Twiggs St. Phone 2-5321

AUGUSTA. GA.

Compliments of

W. E. RAINES & CO.

BUILDING SPECIALTIES

Phone 2-2176

842 REYNOLDS ST.
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Wm. Schweigert Co.

JEWELERS

846 Broad St.

CHINA - GLASS - GIFTS

Compliments and Best Wishes

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Pontiac Master Auto Service

Ellis at 10th Street

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S. R. Kellq & Son

MARBLE AND GRANITE
MEMORIALS

Phone 2-4522
Ninth and Fenwick Sts.

Compliments of

The Partridge Inn

Open Year-Round

MEREDITH'S

OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS

740 Broad Street
Augusta, Ga.

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Compliments of

Local Finance Co.

H. 0. TABB. Manager
Lobby of Masonic Building

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Leape, Duvall & Powell

REALTORS
Herald Bldg.

INSURANCE

Augusta. Ga.

Lockliart, McAuliite & Co.

(Incorporated)
ESTABLISHED 1902

REAL ESTATE
FIRE INSURANCE

807 Broad St. Augusta, Ga.

Engraving, Books, Fine Stationery,

Kodaks, Photographic Supplies

Office Equipment

Murphy Stationery Co.

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Augusta, Ga.

Phone 2-2122

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Wm. F. Law, Jr., Agent

GENERAL INSURANCE
Fire. Liability. Bonds. Insurance

Lobby Masonic Bldg. - Phone 2-4228
Augusta, Ga.

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BUY

TEXACO GAS

Boardman Oil Go.

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SPORTING GOODS

BASKETBALL TENNIS

BADMINTON

BfJiiien iirri.s. Hardiiiare (.'o.

PHONE 2-8855

905 Broad St. Augusta, Ga.

Compliments of

Blanchard & Calhoun
Realty Co.

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BEST WISHES FROM

Clark
Milling Company

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

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W. F. BURTON

STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES

421 Crawford Ave. Dial 3-4429

If we please you, tell others
If not tell us.

BUTLER'S

BEAUTIFUL SHOES

922 Broad Street
Phone 2-5534 Augusta, Ga.

BYRD'S

USED CARS
Tires, Tubies, Batteries and Radios

1294 Broad St.
Phone 2-7558 Augusta, Ga.

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TWI6GS OPTICIANS

EXCLUSIVE DISPENSERS TO EYE
PHYSICIANS

423 Southern Finance Building

AUGUSTA. GA.

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STAM-mPlM

LAUNDRY - CLEANING - DYEING

Plant Druid Park Ave.
PHONE 3-3611

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Standard Finance and
Loan Company

of Augusta

Ground Floor Southern Finance Bldg.

Augusta. Georgia

H. H. MOSS, Secretary-Treasurer

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COMPLIMENTS OF

SILVERS 5 X- Ilk
STORE

Southeastern
Fur Co.

STORAGE

SALES AND REPAIRS

911 Greene St. Augusta, Ga.

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YOU ARE ALWAYS \^T;LC0:\IE
AT

WALGREEN DRUG STORES

BROAD AT NINTH

R. L Sumerau & Son

COLUMBIA AND SEMINOLE
BICYCLES

Cash or Easy Terms

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"Get the facts and you'll get a Ford"
See and Drive the BIG New Ford

Walker-DuRant Motor Co.

1 Authorized Ford Dealer

Phone 2-5371 Broad at 14th St.
Augusta, Ga.

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Compliments of

McElmurray's Bakery and

Sandwich Shop

It Pleases Us to Please You
North Augusta, S. C.

PERKINS LUMBER CO.

Yellow Pine Hardwoods

Mill Work, Cabinet Work
619 13th Street Tel. 2-2429

MERCHANTS BAKING CO.

AUNT BETTY'S ROLLS,
BREAD AND CAKES

ROZELLA BEAUTY SALON

217 Ninth Street, Dial 2-8461

REALISTIC PERMANENT WAVING

Special Attention Given to Cutting

Women's and Children's Hair
Shampoo and Wave 50c - Manicure 50c

Compliments of
F. W. WOOLWORTH CO.

Shop at

RUBEN'S

Better Merchandise for Less Money

RUBEN'S

Phone 2-6671 916 Broad St.

Compliments of
MEYER & SMITH

SOUTHERN WELDING CO.

Electric and Acetylene Welding

Auto Axles and Wheels

Aligned Accurately

623 Ellis Street, Augusta, Ga.

Compliments of
MONTE SANO BEAUTY SHOP

The Hill

1426 Monte Sano Ave.

Phone 3-7549

Compliments of
WHITE PRODUCTS CO.

MULHERIN LUMBER CO.

LUMBER MILL WORK

CABINET WORK

Phone 2-4996

625 13th St. Augusta, Ga.

SANFORD'S CHICKEN COOP

QUALITY FRYERS

Pick "Yo" Pieces

1326 Greene Phone 2-8952

NEWTON'S SERVICE
STATION

1601 Central Avenue Augusta, Ga.

Phone 3-7471

PERMANENT WAVES

For Women Who Care

WALDORF BEAUTY SHOPPE

926 Broad St.

PAT'S GROCERY & MARKET

Fresh Vegetables Fresh Meats

School Supplies

1728 Walton Way Phone 3-5175

Augusta, Ga.

Compliments of
SWEET SHOPPE

For Those WTio Want the Best

DANIELS SHOE REPAIR

909 Broad Street

Dial 2-7545

JERNIGAN HARDWARE CO.

HARDW.ARE - STOVES - PAINTS

1033-1089 Broad St. - Phone 2-6818

Augusta, Ga.

W. R. DAWSON & CO.

INSURANCE
118 Eighth St. Augusta. Ga.

Compliments of

KINGS WAY PHAR.AIACY

2113 Kings Way Phone 3-4456

MADEBACH and BLANCHARD

Registered Pharmacists

Compliments of
DYES SUPER MARKET

2102 Oglethorpe Avenue

KING'S DRUG STORE

Service That Satisfies

PHON-E 2-6414

1531 Walton Way Augusta, Ga.

EDMUNDS DRUG COMPANY

"In Business For Your Health"
PRESCRIPTION SPECLA.LIST
Phone 2-6855 502 Broad St.

Compliments of
S. H. KRESS & CO.

834 Broad St.
5c - 10c and 25c Store

Compliments of
EMPIRE FURNITURE CO.

1201-03 Broad Street
NEW AND USED FURNITURE

Compliments of

LAMAR SODA FOUNT

Weeks and Clary, Props.

Phone 2-2076

Compliments of
"HY" FARRIS CASH STORE

1-388 Walton Way

MARILYN SLIPPER SHOP

SMART footwear:
SHEER hosiery:

Grealish-Poteet & Walker

FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Ambulance Service

Phone 2-7744 529 Greene St.

Augusta, Ga.

For Handkerchiefs and Linens

Come to

MARKS LINEN SHOP

943 Ellis Street

Holleman-Miller Company

OFFICE SUPPLIES AND
EQUIP:kIENT

103 Eighth St. Phone 2-8119
Augusta, Ga.

Compliments of

"DOMINO SUGARS"

SA3I L. McCREARY,

Merchandise Broker

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STULB'S NURSERY

FLORIST
Founded 1891

BETTER BUILDING MATERIALS

AUGUSTA BUILDING
SUPPLY CO.

1559 Broad Street

AUGUSTA CLEANERS

1531 Walton Way
Dial 2-4196 Delivery

Compliments of

THE AUGUSTA GARAGE

740 Reynolds St.

BECKUM & JONES

JEWELERS

222 Ninth Street

Walk A Few Steps and Save

Phone 2-6707 For Correct Time

Compliments of
BELL BONNET SHOP

827 Greene Street

Compliments of the
BELMONT CAFE

The Best in Town

Compliments of

E. R. ROBINSON

Big Star Store

Congratulations from
BUSH'S FLORIST

North Augusta, S. C.

THOMAS H. BRITTINGHAM

Plumbing and Heating Contractor

919 12th Street
Phone 2-7815 Augusta, Ga.

Compliments of
CHESSER AND ALLEN

Compliments of

CLAUSSEN-LAWRENCE
CONSTRUCTION CO.

PONDER'S
DE LUXE PAINT SHOP

Auto Painting

Wrecked Car Repairing

S36 Reynolds St. Augusta, Ga.

PHONE 2-6757

CLYDE DUNAWAY

LaSalle BICYCLES Majestic
215 12th St. Phone 2-4208

L. W. Cooper F. B. Tvler

COOPER & TYLER

Attorneys at Law

406-408 Herald Building
Phone 2-7238 Augusta, Ga.

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Culpepper- Walker-Grear
Furniture Co., Inc.

Complete Home Furnishings

1204-6 Broad St. Phone 2-4142

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