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Augusta State University, Reese Library collections in the Internet Archive
Title:
Maids and a Man 1942
Creator:
Tubman High School (Augusta, Ga.)
Publisher:
Maids and a Man 1942, 1942, 1942
Date of Original:
1942
Subject:
Tubman High School (Augusta, Ga.)--Students--Yearbooks
Location:
United States, Georgia, Richmond County, Augusta, 33.47097, -81.97484
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school yearbooks
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BETTY JO ALLEN JANE ALLEN SARAH ALLGOOD

LORENE ANDERSON MARION ANDERSON
CLARA BAILEY JEWELL BARNES HELEN BAR-
TON BETTY SUE BLITCHINGTON JEAN BOHLER

MARGARET BOULINEAU GRACE BRINKMAN
LILLIAN BROOKS MARY BROWN BETTY BYRD

GLORIA CADLE EMILY CARSWELL ALICE
CARTER SHANNON CARTER FRANCES CASEY

ETHEL CAUTHEN MARY CLECKLEY JENNIE
SUE CLIATT BETTY CONNELL MARY COOK
JUNE COVAR JEANNE CULPEPPER MARY DAN-
FORTH VIRGINIA DANIEL MARY ANN DANIELS

VIRGINIA DAVIS MARIAN DEAN BETTY
DICKS EVELYN DORN HELEN DRURY LILLIAN
ELSROAD MARIE GAINES MARY GARY
MARGARET GEER FRIEDA GILLMAN BETTY
GIVENS RUTH GOODWIN SARAH GUILLEBEAU

BILLIE HALLMAN ROSEANN HALLMAN
GLORIA HAMILTON MARY MARGARET HAMIL-
TON NANCY HARDY KATHERINE HARLING
GERTRUDE HAYNES ANNE HEINS BETTY HEN-
DERSON EDNA HILDEBRANDT BETTY HOL-
LINGSWORTH NUCIA HURLBUTT LOUISE IVEY

BETTY JACKSON ELIZABETH JENNY ANN
JONES ANNE KELLY ANNE KENDRICK MARY
ALICE KEY CAMILLA KING MARY EVE KITCH-
ENS BERTHA LEE LILLIAN LEMMONS MERLE
LEWIS JEAN LICHTENSTEIN CORA LINCUL
CORINNE LINCUL GLORIA LIVINGSTON DORO-
THEA LONAS DOROTHY LUKE EDDIE LEE LUKE

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ET McI^B BJ H* LOUISE McNEELY MERRILLYN
1ARST< BH8 ELIZABETH MERRITT GRAYCE
lETZG'dHB/ERA MIDDLETON KATHERINE
IITCHEJ^BICAROLYN MOBLEY HELEN MULLI-
AN JUDITH MUNDY MARY LILLIAN ODOM
1ARY OELLERICH DOROTHY PARKER CAROLYN
EEBLES MARJORIE PETERSEN HELEN PHIL-
IPS SARAH PLANE HILDA POPKIN MARY
RICE RUTH READ ESTELLE REESE EDNA
OBERTS RUTH ROBERTSON RUTH JUNE
OSIER GEORLEEN SALE MILDRED SHARPE

MARGARET SHEARER AUDREY SHERWOOD
EORGIA ALICE SHIELDS JANE SILVER DORIS
IMS BARBARA SKINNER LEONA JANE SLUSKY

EMILY SMITH EVELYN SMITH CAROLYN
TALLINGS LENASTAVRO MARY ALICE STRAT-
COS MARY STRINGER DOROTHY STROTIiER

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REESE LIBRARY
Augusta College

Augusta, Georgia

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TUBMAN HIGH SCHOOL

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

NANCY HARDY, Editor-in-Chief
BETTY JACKSON, Business Manager

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The staff of the 1942 Maids and A
Man dedicates this volume in token
of our love for her as a teacher, our
admiration for her as a scholar, and
our devotion to her as a leader.

In constructing this yearbook we have attempted to pic-
ture our activities at Tubman High School during the
school year 1941-1942 and to confine fragments of the elu-
sive Tubman spirit into a book of pleasant memories with
what measure of success the pages following will indicate.

CONTENTS

THE SCHOOL

FACULTY CLASSES

ACTIVITIES

CLUBS ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS

FEATURES

SUPERLATIVES POETASTERS SNAPS

ADVERTISEMENTS

FACULTY CLASSES FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR

SENIOR ENGLISH LATIN FRENCH SPANISH ARITH-
METIC GENERAL MATHEMATICS ALGEBRA PLANE GEOMETRY

INDUSTRIAL GEOGRAPHY GENERAL SCIENCE CHEMISTRY
BIOLOGY COOKING SEWING MUSIC CIVICS ECONOMICS

OCCUPATIONAL rrTTVTr~Jy>fcirT F HISTrv&Y AMERICAN

HISTORY

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CIVICS ECONOMICS

OCCUPATIONAL GUIDANCE "WHS'li I STOR Y AMERICAN
HISTORY BOOKKEEPING STENOGRAPHY TYPEWRITING

BUSINESS PRACTICE HEALTH PHYSICAL EDUCATION
FACULTY CLASSES FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR

SENIOR ENGLISH LATIN FRENCH SPANISH ARITH-
METIC GENERAL MATHEMATICS ALGEBRA PLANE GEOMETRY

INDUSTRIAL GEOGRAPHY GENERAL SCIENCE CHEMISTRY
BIOLOGY COOKING SEWING MUSIC CIVICS ECONOMICS

OCCUPATIONAL GUIDANCE WORLD HISTORY AMERICAN
HISTORY BOOKKEEPING STENOGRAPHY TYPEWRITING

BUSINESS PRACTICE HEALTH PHYSICAL EDUCATION
FACULTY CLASSES FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR

SENIOR ENGLISH LATIN FRENCH SPANISH ARITH-

OCCUPATIONAL GUIDANCE WORLD HISTORY AMERICAN
HISTORY BOOKKEEPING STENOGRAPHY TYPEWRITING
BUSINESS PRACTICE HEALTH PHYSICAL EDUCATION

CLASSES

FRESHMAN

SOPHOMORE

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MR. T. H. GARRETT
Principal

Mr. Garrett, who has been Principal of
Tubman High School for thirty-nine years,
has done outstanding work as principal of
a girls' high school that has held a unique
place among secondary schools. In addi-
tion to his prominence in educational cir-
cles. Mr. Garrett has carried a large share
of the responsibility and deserves much of
the credit for civic improvements that have
come to Augusta during his time. Mr.
Garrett is Chairman of the Board of Dea-
cons of the First Baptist Church, and he i i
a past District Governor of the Rotary Club.
He is well known and highly esteemed
throughout the state.

Math teachers. MISS EUGENIA
HUTTO. B.A. Wesleyan College . . .
MISS SARA FULLBRIGHT. B.A.
Agnes Scott College: M.A. Emory
University . . . MISS AMABEL
LANSDELL, B.A. Bessie Tift Col-
lege . . . MISS SUSIE LANGFORD.
B.A. Vanderbilt University . . . MISS
MARY GILLILAND, B.A. Con
College . . . MISS BERTHA CARS-
WELL. B.A. Shorter College.

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MISS A. DOROTHY HAINS
Assistant Principal

Miss Hains is known as "Miss Dora" to the
hundreds of girls who have been her pupils
and friends during the forty years that she
has been at Tubman, first as a teacher of
Latin and later as Assistant Principal, the
position that she now holds. Miss Hains
ably devotes her time to all civic activities.
She was among the originators of the Girls'
Center. She is President of the Girls'
Center; retiring District Governor of the
Eighth District of the Quota Club; and
Chairman of the Woman's Division of
Civilian Defense for Richmond County.

Science teachers. MISS EMILY
STELLING. B.S. University of Geor-
gia .. . MISS ALICE SUMERAU.
B.S. Georgia State College for Wo-
men . . . MISS MARIE HULBERT.
B.S. University of Georgia: MA
Duke University.

Commercial teachers. MISS MIL-
DRED von KAMP. B.A. Bowling
Green College of Commerce . . .
MISS MARY EVANS, B.S. Wmthrop
College . . . MISS ORALEE KINl',
B.S. Winthrop College . . . MISS
EDNA ROGERS. B.S. University of
Georgia.

MISS LOUISE VERDEL.
Health. A.B.J. University
of Georgia.

MISS MARY G. JONES.
History. B.A. Furman
University.

MRS. MARGARET V. WHITE, Home Eco-
nomics, B.A. University of Georgia . . .
MISS EUGENIA THOMPSON, Home Eco-
nomics, Georgia State College for Women
. . . MISS MARCIA CLARK, Home Eco-
nomics, University Diploma, Mechanics
Institute of Rochester . . . MISS DOROTHY
HALBERT. Music, B.Mus., Syracuse Uni-
versity.

Language teachers, MISS RUTH McAULIFFE,
Latin, B.A. Agnes Scott College; M.A. Univer-
f North Carolina . . . MISS VIRGINIA
VIDETTO. B.A. Georgia State College for Wo-
men: M.A. University of Georgia . . . MISS
ELEANOR BEARDEN, B.A. Georgia State Col-
lar Women . . . MISS MARY MILLER, B.A.
Woman's College of University of North Caro-
lina.

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Reading clockwise around the page: MISS JANE PAQUETTE, Phy-
sical Education, B.S.P.E. University of Georgia . . . MISS ELIZA-
BETH BRISENDINE, Physical Education, B.S.P.E. University of
Georgia . . . MISS EDITH NACHMAN, Industrial Geography, Civics,
Economics, Ph.B. University of Chicago . . . MISS RUTH HILL,
Librarian, B.A. Georgia State College for Women; B.L.S. George
Peabody College for Teachers . . . MISS BELLE WALKER, Civics,
B.A. Agnes Scott College . . . MISS MARY BALK, Secretary . . .
MISS LORA PEARCE, Occupational Guidance, Ph.B. University of
Chicago; M.Ed. Duke University . . . MISS RUTH KIMBROUGH.
B.Mus. Converse College.

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History teachers. MISS GRACE STRAUSS. B.A. Uni-
versity of Georgia: M.A. Columbia University . . .
MISS ELEANOR BOATWRIGHT. B.S. Columbia Uni-
versity; M.A. Duke University . . . MISS MARY
MILES, B.A. University of Georgia.

English teachers. MRS. FLORA C. THOMPSON, B.S.
Georgia State College for Women; M.A. Columbia
University . . . MISS BEULAH MAE FENDER. B.A.
University of Georgia . . . MISS ANN BRADDY. B.A.
Converse College; M.A. University of North Carolina
. . . MISS MABEL BYRD. B.A. Greenville Woman's
College: Ph.B. Denison University . . . MISS BETTY
JONES, B.A. University of North Carolina . . . MISS
SARAH NORRIS, A.B.J. University of Georgia . . .
MISS GERTRUDE COMEY. B.L. Smith College. M.A.
Columbia University . . . MISS JUANITA LUCKEY,
B.A. University of Georgia.

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MISS STELL1NG

BERTHA LEE

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS

BERTHA LEE
ANNE KENDRICK
MARY CLECKLEY
MISS EMILY STELLING

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Sponsor

ANNE KENDRICK

MARY CLECKLEY

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BETTY JO ALLEN
Modern Language Course

JANE ALLEN
Modern Language Course

LORENE ANDERSON
General Course

MARION LEE ANDERSON
Modern Language Course

CLARA BAILEY
Diversified Cooperative Training

FRANCES JEWELL BARNES
Modern Language Course

HELEN BARTON
Diversified Cooperative Training

MARGARET BETHUNE
General Course (June. 1943)

BETTY SUE BLITCHINGTON
Modern Language Course

MARGARET BOULINEAU
Classical Course

LILLIAN KATHRYN BROOKS
Modern Language Course

MARY BROWN
General Course

BETTY BYRD
Modern Language Course

GLORIA CADLE
Diversified Cooperative Training

EMILY CARSWELL
Classical Course

HILDA CARSWELL
Classical Course (June 1943)

ALICE ELIZABETH CARTER
Modern Language Course

SHANNON CARTER
Modern Language Course

FRANCES ELIZABETH CASEY
Commercial Course

ETHEL CAUTHEN
Commercial Course

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MARY CLECKLEY
Classical Course

JENNIE SUE CLIATT
Modern Language Course

BETTY CONNELL
General Course

JUNE CLAIRE COVAR
Modern Language Course

JEANNE SEVELLE CULPEPPER
Modern Language Course

MARY DANFORTH
Commercial Course

VIRGINIA DANIEL
Commercial Course

MARY ANN DANIELS
Diversified Cooperative Training

VIRGINIA DAVIS
Diversified Cooperative Training

MARIAN LEE DEAN
Modern Language Course

ELIZABETH ANN DICKS
Modern Language Course

HELEN ELIZABETH DRURY
Modern Language Course

LILLIAN ELSROAD
Commercial Course

MARY FRANCES GARY
Classical Course

MARGARET GEER
Modern Language Course

FRIEDA GILLMAN
Modern Language Course

BETTY LOUISE GIVENS
Modern Language Course

RUTH ANN GOODWIN
Commercial Course

SARAH GUILLEBEAU
Commercial Course

SELITA ANN GULLEDGE
Modern Language Course (February. 1943)

BILLIE HALLMAN
Classical Course

GLCRIA HAMILTON
Classical Course

MARY MARGARET HAMILTON
Classical Course

NANCY HARDY
Classical Course

KATHERINE REBECCA HARLING
Modern Language Course

GERTRUDE HAYNES
Classical Course

ANNE HEINS
Classical Course

BETTY HENDERSON
Modern Language Course

EDNA HILDEBRANDT
Modern Language Course

MARTHA ELIZABETH HOLLINGSWORTH
Modern Language Course

NUCIA HURLBUTT
Modern Language Course

LOUISE IVEY
Classical Course

BETTY JACKSON
Classical Course

MARIAN JANSEN
Modern Language Course (February. 1943)

BARBARA JEKEL
Modern Language Course (February. 1943)

ELIZABETH JENNY
Modern Language Course

BETTY JOHNSON
Classical Course (February. 1943)

ANN JONES
Modern Language Course

GEORGIA ANNE KELLY
Classical Course

ANNE KENDRICK
Commercial Course

MARY ALICE KEY
Classical Course

ESTHER CAMILLA KING
Classical Course

MARY EVE KITCHENS
Diversified Cooperative Training

CATHERINE LaROCHE
Modern Language Course (February. 1943)

BERTHA LEE
Classical Course

LILLIAN LEMMONS
Diversified Cooperative Training

MERLE JOY LEWIS
Commercial Course

JEAN SHIRLEY LICHTENSTEIN
Modern Language Course

CORA LILLIAN LINCUL
Commercial Course

CORINNE NETA LINCUL
Commercial Course

GLORIA ELIZABETH LIVINGSTCN
Modern Language Course

DOROTHEA LONAS
Classical Course

DOROTHY LUKE
Diversified Cooperative Training

EDDIE LEE LUKE
Classical Course

THOMASINE McCOY
Classical Course

CATHERINE McGOWAN
Classical Course

EVELYN McKIE
Modern Language Course

MARGARET McNAIR
Modern Language Course

LOUISE McNEELY
Commercial Course

MERRILLYN MARSTON
Modern Language Course

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CLIFFORD ELIZABETH MERRITT
Commercial Course

GRAYCE METZGER
Modern Language Course

VERA MIDDLETON
Modern Language Course

KATHERINE RUTH MITCHELL
Modern Language Course

CAROLYN MOBLEY
Classical Course

HELEN ANN MULLIGAN
Modern Language Course

JUDITH MUNDY
Modern Language Course

MARY LILLIAN ODOM
Commercial Course

MARY ELIZABETH OELLERICH
Modern Language Course

DOROTHY PARKER
Classical Course

CAROLYN EUCLID PEEBLES
Commercial Course

MARJORIE PETERSEN
Modern Language Course

HELEN PHILLIPS
Commercial Course

EVELYN PIERCE
General Course (February, 1943)

SARAH PLANE
Classical Course

HILDA RAY POPKIN
Modern Language Course

MARY EVELYN PRICE
Classical Course

RUTH DAWN READ
Modern Language Course

ESTELLE LOUISE REESE
Commercial Course

MARY EDNA ROBERTS
Commercial Course

RUTH ROBERTSON
Classical Course

RUTH JUNE ROSIER
Modern Language Course

GEORLEEN SALE
Modern Language Course

MILDRED SHARPE
Mi idem Language Course

AUDREY SHERWOOD
Commercial Course

GEORGIA ALICE SHIELDS
Classical Course

JANE MARION SILVER
Classical Course

DORIS SIMS
Classical Course

BARBARA SKINNER
Classical Course

ELLEN SLIGH
Modern Language Course (February. 1943)

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LEONA JANE SLUSKY
Classical Course

EMILY GORDON SMITH
Modern Language Course

EVELYN SMITH
Commercial Course

CAROLYN STALLINGS
General Course

MARY ALICE STRATACOS
Classical Course

MARY ELIZABETH STRINGER
Classical Course

DOROTHY CLAIRE STROTHER
Commercial Course

SARAH STULB
Classical Course

ALLENE ELIZABETH SUMNER
Commercial Course

MARY ALICE THOMPSON
Commercial Course

MARGUERITE TOOLE
Classical Course

CLAIRE VAWTER
Commercial Course

VIRGINIA RUTH VERNELSON
Commercial Course

JOAN ELIZABETH von SPRECKEN
Modern Language Course

MARGARET ELIZABETH WALKER
Commercial Course

FRANCES WARREN
Modern Language Course

IRIS WESTBROOK
Modern Language Course

DOROTHY WHITLEY
Classical Course

MARY WILLIAMS
Modern Language Course

RUTH DAPHIN WILSON
Commercial Course

JUANITA WISE
Diversified Cooperative Training

MAMIE WONG
Classical Course

ROSE WOO
Modern Language Course

EMILY SHEFTALL .

1Q42

OFFICERS

President

ROSLYN DANIEL _.___.. Vice-President
NORMA HUDSON Secretary

CLASS ROLL

Mary Ackles

Mary Agee

Ruth Amos

Betty Anchors

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Ann Andrews. Viola Ansley. Edna Anthony. Gwendolyn Ashe. Laura Aycock. Dorothy Baker, Nell
Barber. Eleanor Beeland. Julia Boggus. Mae Claire Bradley. Sue Buchanan, Georgianne Bugg,
Ernestine Bull. Leilou Caldwell, Doris Cartledge. Barbara Cato, Anne Claussen. Bunny Cloud,
Nettielee Cole, Barbara Anne Collier, Freida Cook, Judy Cooper, Betty Creech, Mary Roslyn Daniel,
Shirley Dantzler.

Anna Darling, Mildred Davidson, Virginia Dixon. Florence Dolinsky, Elinor Dozier. Faye Duna-
way, Marylyn Luke Durden, Frances Elliott, Polly Jo Evans, Mary Lay Ewing, Dorothy Fallow.
Marie Louise Flint, Evelyn Foster, Elizabeth Freeman, Kathryne Gardner. Billie Gay, Margie Gibbs.
Dorothy Carolyn Gillman, Leah Rose Glasser. Louise Glover, Gem Goode, Mildred Madelyn Good-
win, Mary Goodwin, Frances Gordon, Margaret Grammer.

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Audrey Green, Margie Hadden. Doris Hardy, Pat Harth, Jean Elizabeth
Harvley, Carmen Haynes, Harriet Hazard, Margaret Ann Heaton. Doris
Hodges, Doris Holland, Doris Holley, Dorothy Holley, Jewelle Irene Howard,
Norma Hudson. Helen Huff, Margaret James, Vera Johnson, Sara Natalie
Jolles, Blanche Jones, Harriette Madeline Kahrs.

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Anne Kelly, Margaret Kelly, Mary Kendrick, Carolyn Kerr, Mary King,
Mae Belle Koger, Mary Carolyn Lange, Kathryn Langley, Anne Lazenby,
Lou Ella Lee, Hazel Logan, Margaret Lynch, Lillian Lynn, Quay McCall,
Donna McCoy, Jean McGahee, Susan McKagen, Meara McKie, Mary Pearl
Meyer, Carolyne O'Neal Morgan.

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Dorothy Morgan. Ruby Murray, Sarah Newsome, Katherine Norvell. Annette O'Neal. Merrie Over-
street. Betty Owens. Dorothy Parr, Joanne Paschal. Frances Piatt, Rachel Poss, Martha Nell Pugh,
Gladys Renew, Evelyn Rhodes. Genevieve Rice, Martha Robins, Joelle Rush. Clara Margaret Rushing,
Katherine Russell, Sara Sanders, Ruth Sawilowsky, Maxine Shapiro, Emily Sheftall, Barbera Shep-
pard. Bobbie Smith.

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Hilda Smith, Ruth Hill Smith, Vera Smith, Dean Sumerau, Marianne Sweat, Mary TeBow. Dorothy
Terry, Christine Thompson. Dorothy Thompson, Elizabeth Thurmond. Miriam Timmons. Grace
Toole, Jean Tucker, Willa Belle Waddey, Suzanne Wade, Mary Walden, Eleanor Watkins, June
Whittenberg. Martha Wienges. Elaine Wiggins, Harriett Wofford, Christina Yates, Carolyn Young,
Marion Young, Mildred Young.

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A True Friend and Loyal Classmate

LOWER
CLASSES

SOPHOMORE CLASS
OFFICERS

PEGGY DAVIDSON-- ...President

BETTY BOARDMAN ......Vice-President

SUZANNE HARDY... Secretary

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FRESHMAN CLASS
OFFICERS

JEANNE SATCHER ..President

CECILE CAVE .Vice-President

EMILY EDWARDS Secretary

SOPHOMORE Al

Sophomore Al. First row. left to right: Alameda
Wilson. Mary Todd. Barbara Buck. Ann Doche,
Marceline Tice. Lillian Stevens. Agatha Spires
Second row: Edith Parrish. Fancheon Kirby. Caro-
lyn Broome. Frances Barnes. Laurie Milligan. An-
tounette Blanchard. Frances Dorn. Gloria Boat-
wright Third row: Ann Heffernan. Edith Chavous,
Annell Bennett, Barbara Redish, Lucille Usry,
Miriam Everett. Mary Louise Jennings. Joyce
Gleason Not in picture: Mildred Bailey. Mary
Ellen Cheeks. La Verne Dyal. Mildred Gaddy.
Blanche Hensley. Madeline Howard. Ann Ingram.
Louise Menger. Edith Miller, Kate Screws. Dolores
Waddey.

fOPKOMORE A2

Sophomore A2. First row. left to right: Margaret
Reeves. Joyce Price, Dorothy Perry. Edna Lanier.
Mildred Wright, Georgia Carter. Margie Ov
Eula Lanier. Beverly Dozier, Peggy Davidson
Second row: Mary Chase von Sprecken, Anne Cave.
Viola Ann Cook, Betty Nance. Betty Boardman.
Avonell Parkerson. Martha Graves, Marilyn Brit-
ton, Shirley Welensky. Lulyanne Seigler Third
row: Miriam Patterson. Margaret Counts. L<
Morgan, Betty Middleton. Marion Hogan, Anne
Rose, Mary Hennies, Mary Ellen Welch. Mary Jane
Hutton. Lillian Wong Not in picture: Frankie
Corley.

SOPHOMORE A3

Sophomore A3. First row, left to right: June Durden, Lea Gold-
berg, Hilda Chambers, Mary Ellis Jones, Anne Philpot, Louise
Gray Second row: Gloria Lackman, Helen Eubanks, Helen Aida
Eubanks, Elizabeth Wong, Mildred Burke, Harriette Connell, Eva
Sue Johnson Third row: Adrienne Tompkins, Helene Collie,
Claudine Allen, Theresa Dowd, Doris Hardin, Juanita Coffield
Fourth row: Peggy Bassing, Georgia Johnson, Martha Rheney,
Betty Washington, Barbara Poole, Anne Farriba Fifth row:
Billie Daniels, Elmo Fields, Dorothy Story, Cornelia Grimaud,
Betty Howell, Mary Adams Not in picture: Gloria Brisbin.

SOPHOMORES

SOPHOMORE B

Sophomore A4. First row, left to right: Beulah Howard, Patricia Mathewson, Helen Carr, Elizabeth Johnson,
Joyce Akins, Alice Tudor Second row: Florence Pearson, Betty Jo Crout, Margie Woodward, Mary Helen
Timmerman, Martha Grobe, Kathleen Hamilton, Betty Faulkner, Dorothy Jackson Third row: Pauline Dixon,
Ruth Beckum, Carolyn Bland, Wilma Radford, Dorris McManus, Mary Rupert, Mary Ellen Bailey Fourth row:
Eloise Hodges, Constance Van Pelt, Joanne Thompson, Eleanor Hall, Elmo Bland, Hazel Blair, Dorothy
Johnson Not in picture: Virginia Etheridge, Kathleen Mobley, Ruth Lever.

Sophomore A5. First row, left to right: Dorothy Smalley, Mary Smaragdis, Adele Farr, DeLys Davenport, Mary
Walker, Betsy Meadows, Kaliope Gavalas Second row: Dorothy Williams. OUie Mae Goddman, Mary Manuel,
Mildred Anderson, Betty Hendrix, Mary Lena Burgess, Zelda Pittman, Louise Canady Third row: Maxine
McCall, Marian Whittle, Josephine Potter, Carolyn Maul din, Barbara Davis, Belly Dunaway, Joyce Williams,
Margaret McKie, Katherine Gordon, Bernice Whaley Not in picture: June Berryman, Virginia Martin, Julia
Parks.

Sophomore B. First row, left to right: Dorothy Morris, Sally Bussey, Ullainee Drawdy, Vivian Hains, Virginia
May, Mary Merritt Second row: Nancy Hull, Mary Barrett, Mary Ama Matheny, Ettie Jane Stanford, Shirley
Koger, Marilyn Guerry Third row: Suzanne Hardy, Martha Boatwright, Anna Maxwell, Delores Broderick,
Bessie Woll'c, Julia Swancy Fourth row: Frances Gunter, Sara Belle Slusky, Agnes Burdashaw, Ann Ballard,
Betty Lauthner, Fay Dora Bradley, Margie Carstarphen Not in picture: Joyce Hale.

SOPHOMORES

SOPHOMORE C1-C2

Sophomore C1-C2. First row, left to right: Ruth Johnso
Greene, Norma Thomas, Dorothy Higginbotham., Jewe
Elizabeth McKellar, Mildred Lum, Betty Smitherman. J
McKeown, Sara Miller, Olivia Hardeman, Gloria Willin
Fay Grammer. Katie Home, Helen Wood, Doris Hagin.
Thompson, Betty Lee Quinn Fourth row: Beverly Bol
Loyce Seott. Katherine Smith. Jewell Pereyra, Margare
lingsworth, Carrie Bell McKellar Not in picture: Mar
tricia Dowling, Margaret Hatcher, Helen Hollins, Bett
Thelma Masters, Betty Odum. Lucille Sills, Gloria Sm
Frances Young, Frances DeLong.

n, Marian Wright. Mary Rhoades, Thelma Griner, Mary
Russi \ s;nes Welch Second row: Ruth Dike,

ean Griffin. Elizabeth Graves, Jewell Eubanks, Dorothy
gham Thud row: Jeanette Lonergan, Myrtis Luguire,
Hazel Barrett. Martina Allen. Juanita Baxter. Elease
es, Elizabeth Willingham. Bcrnice Berman, Phyllis Lang,
t Gregory. Bernice Davis. Andrienna Hartley. Marie Hol-
Byrd. Dorothy Clark. Dorothy Cosnahan. Pa-
y Jones. Ruth Langdon. Jewel Lewis, Margie Martin,
ith, Dorothy Sorrow, Doris Sorrow, Laverne Storey.

Sophomore C4-C5-CS. First row. left to right:
Gloria Mills. Betty Allgood. Betty Patterson,
Anne Scott, Elvira Smith. Peggy Powell. Billic
Lever Second row: Katherine Collier, Cath-
erine Ivey. Ellen Stephens. Dorothy Broome,
Bernice Campbell. Frances Wolfe. Frances
McAllaney. Mildred Lewis, Helen Klaren.
Goldie Keilholtz, Jimmie Norris Third row:
Mary Powell, Vixean Garrison, Betty Rosa-
mond, Andrina Murphy. Zola Eidson. Doris
Greene, Rosalie Pendleton, Nellie Black. Ava-
dine Holton. Mary Anne Price. Edith Utley.
Helen Frierson Fourth row: Mary Renew,
Ann Patterson, Ruth Welch. Inez Anderson,
Elizabeth Beneteau, Dorothy Meads, Elsie
Kitchens. Jewel Quarles, Margaret Hughes.
Doris Lemmon. Belle Fallaw, Martha Stur-
man. Evelyn Sammons Fifth row: Florence
Holmes. Mildred Patrick, Dolly Harp, Doro-
thy Montgomery. Jean Blanos, Mary Home,
La Verne Farris, Evelyn Curry, Thelma Col-
ley, Juanita Sizemore. Jewel Ford. Sara
Morris. Helen Montgomery Not in picture:
Mary Ethel McGahee. Margaret Henderson,
Evelyn Hitt, Vivian Robinson, Mary Baber,
Esther Burrum, Agnes Chumley. Jewel
Crouch, Sarah Haywood, Vivian Hensley,
Margaret Ivey. Louise Little, Juanita Ma-
loney. Robbie Raburn, Dorothy Whaley, Sara
Wright.

SOPHOMORE C4-C5-C6

SOPHOMORE C3

Sophomore C3. First row. left to right: Joyce Walden, Helen John-
son, Dorothy Ashe, Laverne Inglett, Elsie Newsome, Agnes Ogle-
tree Second row: Eunice Ogletree, Dorothy Parks. Lenora Wilson,
Annie Morris, Mildred Cato, Marie Knotts. Helen Hadden. Wanda
Clingempeel Third row: Gaynelle Dennis, Mary Dorothy Wilson,
Belle Wood. Ruth Jordan. Ann Pearre, Margaret Parris Fourth row:
Gloria Rachels, Willie Mae Reynolds, Barbara Denton. Patsy Young.
Carolyn Havird, Dorothy Cartledge Not in picture: Helen Cannady,
Mary McKeown. Imogene Nunn.

SOPHOMORES

FRESHMAN" Al-B

Freshman Al-B. First row, left to right: Para Lee Barber, Barbara Jean Covar, Grace Eubanks,
Mary Ellen Goodwin, Mary Bertlett. Patricia Sample. Marcella Mitchell, Linda Bailey, Betty
Lee Cameron, Carolyn Gardner. June Rhodes, Bebe Wheeler Second row: Lois Foster, Elsie
Palmer, Betty Jean Turner, Virginia Trapnell, Margie Wren, Betty Nelson, Sally Thompson,
Mary Jo Ammons, Maude Ella Purkall, Constance Murphy, Dorothy Myers, Marv Alice Cooper
Third row: Willie Lee Howard, Anne Moore, Frank Mays, Betty Nesbit, Betty Phinizy,
Sarah Jane Farlow, Mary Louise Dunbar, Emily Edwards, Shirley Michael, Anna Olive. Jean
Guill, Ethel Stone. Nancy Louise Williams. Eugenia Toole, Erlyn Devaney, Wilma Pittman
Fourth row: Betty Powell. Edith Rhodes, Mary Nell Pardue, Mary Louise Crouch. Mary Alice
Rhodes, Betty Buchanan. Peggy Duckett. Nancy Ewing, Julia Hildebrandt, Elsie Collins,
Blanche Conselyea, Betty Anderson Fifth row: Joyce King, Betty Thompson, Jean Thrash.
Virginia Peel, Barbara Prather. Mary Frances O'Hara. Hilda Kahrs, Anna Willis Haynie, Bet
ty Burns. Lorena Lewis. Helen Bikas, GeraldineJohnson Not in picture: Mildred Bradley, Liki
Lee Smith.

ADVICE TO FRESHMEN

Don't dress like the Seniors,

They are not so neat.
Their sloppy sweaters
it be beat.

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If teacher's mad
You better fear it.

Perhaps she'll give you
One demerit.

FRESHMAN A2-A3

Freshman A2-A3. First row, left to right: Elizabeth Corley, Betty Woodward, Arline Home,
Delores King, Juanita Weaver, Frances Welch, Betty Snelling, Edna Smith, Margaret Prickett,
Christine Heard, Dorothy McKie, Fay Johnson Second row: Jeanne Brooker, Dorothy Harrison,
Dorothy Lewis, Mary Emma Corley, Anne Kendrick, Marjorie Carpenter, Rose Mary Russell,
Betty Jane Hoyt, Sara Steinberg, Beverly Thrash, Imogene Hammond. Anna Marie La Roche
Third row: Evelyn Woo, Jeannine Brown, Zulene Josey, Thelma Barron, Mary Stallings,
Yvonne Stowell, Priscilla Copland, Martha Tucker, Maytrel Radford. Martha McGowan, Vivian
Cook, Naomi Wall, Melba Utley, Cecile Cave, Dot Almond Fourth row: Marion Whitman, June
Kennedy, Polly Pate, Joyce Escue, Kathryn Fiske. Edith Jones, Betty George. Lillian Bailey,
Lillian Weathersbee, Juanita Simmons. Daphine Snellgrove, Nora Davis. Mary Ann Foster,
Betty Gilliland, Pauline Joe Fifth row: Elizabeth Patterson, Sarah Trimmier, Doris Crosby,
Jane Rubenstein, Phyllis Sleister, Barbara Smith, Annette Bassing. Martha Diane. Viola James.
Betty Poss, Peggy McArthur, Cathryn Tudor. Anne Krewson, Betty McGahee Not in picture:
Toby Daitch, Victorine Johnson.

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FRESHMAN C2-C3

Freshman C2-C3. First row. left to right: Jeanne Satcher. Peggy Heath. Betty Cobb. Edna
Hasty, Montyne Davidson. Hazel Ivey. Sara Key, Frances Harman. Billie Fell. Betty Bell, Mary
Cadden. June Allen. Lois Sims, Elizabeth Jones, Bowdre Dye. Corrinne Durham. Frances Cain
Second row: Martha Goldman. Lois Brawner. Louise Chance. Gladys Taylor, Daisy Phelps,
Fay Hewett, Ethel Jones, Rita Glover, Mary Patterson, Doris McGinty, Ruby James, Olivia
Wolfe, Vera Autrey, Eileen Vance, Josie Mae Tudor Third row: Virginia Newman, Helen
Watkins, Jean Barrett, Mary Bohler. Helen Garnto. Marion Hall, Deryl Templeton. Ann Gra-
ham, Charlotte Smith. Barbara Landrum, Ruby Hartley, Velma Bessinger, Helen Coursey,
Lillie Lee Toole; Fourth row: Marjorie Saxon, Ruth Crosby. Margaret Jones, Eloise Radford.
Mary Goings. Betty Scarborough. Ellender Wilson, Carolyn Lively, Louise Phillips, Ann Parks.
Doris Gaines, Nova Cunningham, Martha Hagin. Vera Gregory Not in picture: Vera Blood-
worth, Margie Bowen, Eileen Cumbee, Ruth Scott, Evelyn Jane Reese.

Try to practice
Self control

Don't ignore
Student patrol.

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Don't eat in the building.
That's good advice.

Don't leave crumbs
For ants and mice.

FRESHMAN Cl-A-i

Freshman C1-A4. First row, left to right: Mon Hong Loo, Dorothy Jue, Jean Williams, Mary
Moore, Constance King, Billie June Long, Ernestine Rowe, Georgia Woodward, Katie Young-
blood, Shellie Garnto, Ruth Holliman, Betty Sue Moore Second row: Helen Acree, Theresa
Christie, Margaret Wylds, Joyce Freeman, Audrey Chambers, Sarah Speering, Ann Tighe, Mar-
jorie Adams, Marie Bryan, Dorothy Bowick, Dorothy Hett, Lucille McClain, Rosemary Ward.
Velma Abney Third row: Clara Kendrick, Mary Ellen Pratt, Louise Griggs, Jewell Kelley.
Jeannette Large, Frances Still, Dorothy Rhoden, Barbara Thodes, Juanita Shepherd, Marianna
Walters, May Mertins, Sara Farmer, Eleanor Scoggins, Sadie Dyches Fourth row: Doris
Brown, Martha Shirley, Mary Eubanks, Dorothy Jeffcoat, Jacquelyn Hammack, Opal Mc-
Necly, Eugenia Powell, Mathie Leah Rosier, Lila Mae Maddox, Frankie Bennett, Annette Pop-
kin, Dotsie Walls Not in picture: Jeannette Duncan, Bcrnice Johnson, Marie Storino.

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Freshman C4-C5. First row, left to right: Melba Watkins, Lily Woo, Eunice Evans, Dorothy
Hughes. Marv Creech, Lena Pearre, Betty Wolfe, Madelyn Mustain, Juanita Lewis Second
row: Peggy Clark. Mary Joiner. Dorothy Hall, Rosa Lee Tucker, Sarah Ivey, Betty Bennett,
Mary Tiller. Martha Hobbs. Dorothy Culpepper. Lorna Gipson. Calax Waddey, Elsie Scott-
Third row: Rheda Jones. Betty Herndon. Martha Bull. Evelyn Sanders, Catherine Griffin.
Frankie Stephens. Beulah Green, Margaret Oates, Roxie Newsome, Annie Laurie Hillman,
Juanita Covington. Rosalyn Phillips Fourth row: Lillie Greene, Carolyn Cosnahan, Claudia
Bannister, Earline Wren. Betty McAlhaney, Ruth Mosley, Frances Carter. Barbara Paul. Vir-
ginia Cadle. Patricia Perkins, Doris Dilegge Fifth row: Catherine Reynolds, Barbara Ray.
Mary Cole, Orena Isdell. Louise Arnett. Betty Whitley. Helen McKinney. Elaine McCormick.
Virginia Stokes, Viola Blackstone. Lorraine Chavous Not in picture: Kathleen Gantt. Joyce
Brassell, May Leona Porter.

Don't hide your pranks

Behind your b
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To mend your looks.

If you want

To study all day.
Xobody cares

If you never play.

FRESHMAN C6-C7-C8

Freshman C6-C7-C8. First row, left to right: Carolyn Wong, Edna Koss. Doris Rhoades. Betty
Carpenter, Rose Byers, Hazel Frierson, Sarah Taylor, Elizabeth Murphy Second row: Dorothy
Redmon, Mildred Woodward, Jimmie Anderson, Ruth Stevens, Alice Steed. Louise Beale.
Frankic Clark, Helen Palmer, Bernice Chavous Third row: Mary Anne Atwell, Helen Tharpe.
Vera Pate. Gloria Pearre, Mary Price, Vallie Doolittle, Carolyn King. Helen Logan. Virginia
Whitley, Elizabeth Fletcher, Lillie May Hamilton Fourth row: Dorothy Weir. Opalee Sellers.
Hazel Pennington. Kathleen McCarthy, Miriam Thompson, Mary McCann, Betty Kennedy, Betty
Agee, Eugenia Arnett, Marjorie Stalling, Margaret Braun, Mary Reynolds Fifth row: Frances
Dreyer, Bernice Tankersley, Joyce Howard, Geneva Cook, Nancy Sorrow. La Verne Cave, Doro-
thy Scully, Erline Grover, Lorine Brannen, Betty Bussell, Joan Carroll, Frances Rollins Sixth
row: Nellie La Grone, Josephine Benson, Willie Mae Davis, Martha Phelps. Mary Sue Tread-
well. Betty McManus, Betty Kelly, Nellie Sue Wills, Ruth Smith, Kathleen Etterlee. Almeda
Diamond, Margaret Higginbotham Not in picture: Ella Mae Anthony. Evelyn Hathaway.
Ellen Powell, Juanita Sanders, Stella Vonadore, Helen Wilson. Betty Johnikin, Betty Redd,
Katherine Buck, Wynona Cave, Carolyn Gay, Evelyn Hobbs, Mary Magdeline Miller. Annie
Mae Smith. Mary Betty Tudor.

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NANCY HARDY

Faculty Adviser
MISS ANN BRADDY

Assistant Faculty Advisers
MISS AMABEL LANSDELL, Business
MISS RUTH HILL, Sale of Annuals
MISS MARY EVANS. Pictures

BETTY JACKSON

NANCY HARDY.... Editor

BERTHA LEE ... Assistant Editor

BETTY JACKSON Business Manager

GLORIA LIVINGSTON.. Asst. Bus. Mgr.
GLORIA HAMILTON Literary Editor

MARGUERITE TOOLE Asst. Literary Editor
RUTH READ Sports Editor

VERA MIDDLETON Class Editor

JEWELL BARNES Asst. Class Editor

GEORGIA ALICE SHIELDS Club Editor
MARY CLECKLEY Asst. Club Editor

ANNE KELLY Sales Editor

ANNE KENDRICK Asst. Sales Editor

SENIOR MEMBERS

Gloria Hamilton. Jewell Barnes. Bertha Lee, Mary Cleckley, Georgia Alice Shields.
Anne Kendrick, Vera Middleton, Ruth Read, Marguerite Toole. Anne Kelly. Gloria
Livingston.

MAM

STAFF

Maids and a Man tells the story of our activities as
a staff better than the editors could tell it. The
trials that attended the construction of even such
a simple book as this one quickly became pleasant
memories as the annual began to take shape. Our
layouts are familiar to you, Tubman girl for whom
this yearbook was made, and we have identified
them sufficiently for you to recognize them many
years from now when your memory will require
a bit of coaxing to recall them. We have not
numbered these pages for we hope that you will
never need that mechanical aid in finding yourself,
your friends, your favorite teachers, and your
special activities as herein pictured.

SOPHOMORE MEMBERS

Ullainee Drawdy, Sally Bussey, Martina
Allen, Mary Barrett, Betty Boardman,
Anna Maxwell.

JUNIOR MEMBERS
Leah Rose Glasser, Leilou Caldwell, Har-
riet Hazard, Norma Hudson, Polly Jo
Evans, Mary Agee.

CLIATT. HILDEBRANDT. STELLING. LEE. HEINS. IVEY.

A GROUP

NUCIA HURLBUTT
JENNIE SUE CLIATT
GLORIA LIVINGSTON
EDNA HILDEBRANDT

B GROUP

MARGUERITE TOOLE
BERTHA LEE
LOUISE IVEY
ANNE HEINS

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

CAMERA
CLUB

MISS EMILY STELLING
Faculty Adviser

TOOLE

This year the Camera Club was divided into
two groups. The members of both groups
have enjoyed movies, hikes, bicycle rides, and
other activities. This year we bought an en-
larger. We develop, print, and enlarge our
snaps in the Chemistry lab.

THE CAMERA CLUB ENJOYS MR. HATCHER S
MOVIES

A BICYCLE PICNIC

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TUEMA

JENNIE SUE CLIATT
Editor

Tubman Times was published monthly for six months during 1941-42. The
staff included members from the Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and Senior
classes. Staff organization gave responsibility for each page to a page editor
and her reporters.

Faculty Advisers

MISS MARY JONES
MISS SARA FULLBRIGHT
MISS GERTRUDE COMEY

LOUISE McNEELY
Business Manager

SARAH STULB
Managing Editor

BUSINESS STAFF

Seated: FRANCES ELLIOTT. Ad
Solicitor. EDNA HILDEBRANDT.
Advertising Manager. MARY JANE
HUTTO. Ad Solicitor. Standing:
HELEN MULLIGAN. Ad Solicitor.
ERNESTINE BULL. Financial Man-
ager. LEONA JANE SLUSKY. Ad-
vertising Manager. Not in picture:
VIVIAN HAINS. Circulating Mana-
ger. GENE GOODE. Advertising
Solicitor. MARY ODOM. Tvpist.
HELEN PHILLIPS. Tvpist.

EDITORIAL STAFF

Seated: DEAN SUMERAU, Rep
ANNE HEINS. Sports Editor.
LOUISE IVEY. Sports Writer. PEG-
GY DAVIDSON'. Reporter, Stand-
in?: JUNE WHITTENBURG, Feat-
u-e Editor. MARGIE CARSTAR-
PHEN. Spoils Writer, HARRIETTE
KAHRS. Feature Editor. EMILY
SHEFTALL. News Editor. MILDRED
SHARPE. Columnist. EMILY CARS-
WF.LL. Columnist. MARY OELLE-
RICH, Editor Editorial Page, KATH-
ERINE RUSSELL, Featuri V.
Not in picture: MF.ARA MeKII
Editor. MARGIE PETERSEN.
umnist, ANNE KELLY, MARTHA
NELL PUGH, SUZANNE HARDY,
MARY LOUISE DUNBAR, EMILY
EDWARDS, Reporters. BETTY LU
4ERON, Typist, GENEVIEVE
RICE. Feature Writer.

GLEE CLUB

MISS DOROTHY HALBERT
Director

First row: Mary Merritt, Martha Grobe, La-
Verne Inglett, Hilda Carswell. Second row:
Elmo Fields. Jeanne McGahee, Margie Gibbs,
Sara Belle Slusky. Third row: Mary Helen
Timmerman. Norma Hudson. Virginia Dixon.
Margaret Boulineau. Fourth row: Mary Sue
Treadwell. Agnes Burdashaw, Leona Jam-
Slusky. Marion Anderson. Fifth row: Mary
Margaret Hamilton. Joanne von Sprecken,
Dorothy Cartledge, Opal McNeely. Sixth
row: Allene Blumke.

LEONA JANE SLUSKY
FREIDA COOK
HILDA CARSWELL
NORMA HUDSON

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

This year the Glee Club became an a capella choir.
During the Christmas season, it sang carols at the
Municipal Auditorium and at Tubman. For its
spring program it sang special numbers at evening
services in several churches in Augusta. At the
end of the year, the Glee Club enjoyed its banquet.

DRAM

MISS ANN BRADDY
Director

LEAH ROSE GLASSER
President

MARY CLECKLEY
Vice-President

HARRIET HAZARD
Treasurer

The Dramatic Club chose for its spring production
THE FRENCH MAID AND THE PHONOGRAPH,
a play well-known to high school audiences. In
the scenes pictured, Mollie Green (Sally Bussey)
is showing Gladys and Pauline (Grace Toole and
Martha Nell Pugh) how well her sister's maid
(Katherine Norvell) speaks French.
In the other scene, Madam Renard (Nancy Hardy)
is selling the phonograph to Flossie (Harriet
Hazard) while Lotta Ayres (Gloria Hamilton) and
Mrs. Green (Mary Lay Ewing) look on.
Just as important as the actors to the success of
our play are the girls who set the stage and gath-
ered the props. They are Bertha Lee, Maguerite
Toole, Jennie Sue Cliatt, Martha Weinges, Mar-
garet Grammer, Emily Sheftall, and Joelle Rush.

STUDEMT

s ESlO* s

The purpose of the Student Council is
to develop an appreciation of honesty,
to foster sentiments of law and order,
to promote the interests of the school,
and to aid in the administration of the
school.

This year the Student Council has vigor-
ously promoted National Defense work
undertaken by the school.

Miss Carswell. Roslyn Daniel, Suzanne
Hardy, and Allene Sumner attended the
Georgia Association of Student Govern-
ment which met in Brunswick in March.
We are putting into effect at Tubman
many of the ideas that they gained at
the convention.

ALLENE SUMNER
President Student Government

BETTY JACKSON
Captain Student Patrol

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GOVERNMENT

MISS BERTHA CARSWELL
Faculty Adviser

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SENIORS: Marjorie Petersen, Marguerite Toole,
Jewell Barnes, Elizabeth Merritt, Evelyn McKie.
JUNIORS: Seated, Roslyn Daniel, Dorothy Thomp-
son, Annette O'Neal. Standing, Janelle Maloney,
Anne Kelly, Judy Cooper, Jean Tucker, Elizabeth
Thurmond, Ernestine Bull.

SOPHOMORES: Seated, Martina Allen, Sally Bussey,
Louise Morgan. Standing, Suzanne Hardy, Margaret
McKie, Barbara Redish, LaVerne Story, Adrienne
Tompkins.

FRESHMEN: Seated, Mary Anne Atwell, Rosalyn Phil-
lips Martha Hagin. Standing, Opal McNeeiy, Lila
Smith, Kathryne Fiske, Annie Laurie Hillman, Cecile
Cave.

CHANGING CLASSES

STUDENT PATROL

First row: Louise Ivey, Mary
Agee, Jennie Sue Cliatt,
Dorothy Strother, Bertha
Lee, Anne Kelly. Second
row: Margaret Geer, Leah
Rose Glasser, Margaret Kel-
ly, Jean McGahee, Betty
Lauthner. Mary Cleckley.
Third row: Vera Middleton,
Mary Kendrick, Elaine Wig-
gins, Blanche Jones, Miriam
Timmons, Jean Harvley,
Maxine Shapiro. Fourth
row: Betty Jackson, Dean
Sumerau, Judy Cooper,
Sarah Stulb, Norma Hudson,
Evelyn McKie. Fifth row:
Katherine Harling, Sue
Wade. Margaret Anne Heat-
en. Fiances Warren. Barbara
Anne Collier. Margaret
Lynch. Emily Sheftall. Sixth
row: Margaret Grammer,
Marv Ackles. Nancy Hardy.
Freida Cook, Marguerite
Toole. Edna Hildebrandt
Dorothy Morgan.

LATIN CLUB

MISS RUTH McAULIFFE
Facutly Adviser

MARGUERITE TOOLE
President

CAMILLA KING
Treasurer

NANCY HARDY
Program Chairman

The Latin Club, composed of all senior Latin
students, meets every other week at the school.
The primary objective of the club is to study in-
formally myths and stories relative to and serving
as a background for Virgil's Aeneid and Ovid*s
Metamorphoses; however, the programs are not
wholly devoted to mythology.

First row: Thomasine McCoy. Margaret Boulineau, Mary Price. Gloria Hamilton. Second row: Bertha Lee, Mary
Cleckley. Sarah Stulb, Marguerite Toole. Third row: Georgia Alice Shields. Louise Ivey, Mary Alice Key. Anne
Kelly. Man,' Alice Stratacos. Camilla King. Fourth row: Dorothea Lonas, Leona Jane Slusky, Emily Carswell,
Nancy Hardy, Anne Heins, Mary Margaret Hamilton.

FRENCH CLUB

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First row: Edna Hildebrandt, Mildred Sharpe.
Second row: Alice Carter, Miss Videtto, Gloria
Livingston.

MISS VIRGINIA VIDETTO
Faculty Adviser

GLORIA LIVINGSTON
President

ALICE CARTER
Vice-President

MILDRED SHARPE
Secretary

EDNA HILDEBRANDT
Treasurer

The French Club is made up of students in
Senior French who maintain an average of
eighty or more. The club meets every three
weeks at the homes of members where they
enjoy French games and songs. The pur-
pose of the club is to give the student more
knowledge of the manners and customs of
the French people so that she will have a
background that will enable her to appreciate
French Literature.

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Sitting: Mary Oellerich, Jean
Lichtenstein, Betty Dicks. Stand-
ing: Joanne von Sprecken, Jennie
Sue Cliatt.

Betty Hollingsworth. Betty Jo
Allen. Emily Smith. Marion An-
derson. Ruth June Rosier, Betty
Givens.

IttCLUB

MISS MARY MILLER
Faculty Adviser

BETTY JACKSON
President

BETTY DICKS
Vice-President

MILDRED SHARPE
Secretary

NUCIA HURLBUTT
Treasurer

P.. ii. Jackson, Mildred Sharpc. Miss
Miller. Betty Dicks. Nucia Hurlbutl.

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First row: Sarah Allgood,
Emilv Smith, Alice Carter.
Standing: Betty Dicks. Ruth
June Rosier, Marion Ander-
son. Betty Hollingsworth.

up.

Jeanne Culpepper. Helen
Mulligan. Betty Jo Allen,
Jennie Sue CHatt, Lillian
Brooks. Gloria Livingston.
Joanne von Spreckcn, Jean
Litchtenstein.

In order to learn more about our
Latin American neighbors, the
Spanish Club has affiliated with the
International Pan-American Organ-
ization. At our business meetings,
we have improved our knowledge
of South America: while at our so-
cial meetings, we have enjoyed
Spanish entertainments which we
found instructive and delightful.

Katherine Harling, Johnnie Mae Hatcher, Ins Wi I k, Frieda Gillman,

Allen, Merrillyn Marston, Margaret Geer, Frances Warren.

HOME ECONOMICS

Faculty Advisers

MISS MARCIA CLARK, MRS. MARGARET WHITE

MISS EUGENIA THOMPSON

ANNETTE BASSING..
PEGGY McARTHUR..
JANE RUBENSTEIN..

President

Vice-President

..Secretary and Treasurer

VIRGINIA ETHERIDGE, PAULINE DIXON, JOANNE THOMPSON
Executive Committee

The aim of the Home Economics Club is to provide opportunities for per-
sonal development of the members, for services to the school and community,
and for active participation in improving home and family living. Our ac-
tivities for this year included National Defense programs and Red Cross
projects, a fashion show, and a tea for our parents. We sent delegates to the
State Home Economics Convention held in Atlanta in March.

First row: Betty Woodward, Edna Smith, Hazel Ivey,
Jean Salcher, Dorothy Weir. Second row: Harriette Con-
nell, Nellie Lagtone, Ethel Jones, Margaret Jones. Third
row: Maytrel Radford, Jcannine Brown, Nova Cunning-
ham, Cathryn Tudor, Fay Grammer, Fourth row: Mar-
jorie Carpenter, Daphne Snellgrove, Juanita Simmons.
Corrine Durham, Edna Hasty. Fifth row: Ruby James.
Lois Sims, June Allen, Mary Ellen Goodwin, Barbara
Landrum. Sixth row: Lillian Weathersbee, Ruby Hart-
ley. Billie Fell, Louise Beale, Eloise Radford, Catherine
Griffin. Seventh row: Alice Collins, Lillian Bailey,
Frances Welch. Margaret Wiley, Annie Laurie Hillman.

First row: Nora Davis. Betty McGahee, Betty Snelhng.
Frances Drever. Second row: Sara Trimmier. Cecile
Cave, Marv Ann Foster, Sara Key, Lorraine Chavous.
Third row': Betty Jean Turner. Shirley Michael. Iris
Whitman. Betty Bennett. Anne Krewson. Fourth row:
Mary McCann.' June Kennedy. Phyllis Sliester, Viola
James. Fifth row: Betty Poss. Edith Chavous, Jane
Rubenstein. Betty Kennedy. Betty Dunaway. Sixth
row: Virginia Etheridge. Betty McManus. Gloria Pearre.
Peggy McArthur . Seventh row: Sara Steinberg. An-
nette Bassing, Anne Cave, Joanne Thompson, Pauline
Dixon.

First row: Jean Tucker. Mary Merritt, Virginia May.
Margy Owens. Helen Eubanks. Second row: Miss
Mary Webb. Adviser, Harriette Conncll, Martha
Grobe, Margaret Henniss, Mildred Wright. Mary-
Chase von Sprecken. Third row: Virginia Dixon.
Mary TeBow. Margaret Boulineau, Judith Mundv.
B. J. Allen, Sarah Wright, Edna Hildebrandt. Rufh
June Rosier.

GIRL
RESERVE

BETTY JO ALLEN President

MARY JANE HUTTO Vice-President
JEAN TUCKER Secretary

EDNA HILDEBRANDT Treasurer

The Girl Reserves, junior members of
the Y. W. C. A., start the year with a
membership tea at which new mem-
bers register. At the weekly meet-
ings, invited speakers bring ideas on
World Affairs, Friendship. Personali-
ty, and Etiquette. The girls study
handicraft, take camping trips, and
enjoy many stimulating activities.

MISS JUANITA LUCKEY
Faculty Adviser

MARTHA NELL PUGH
Chairman

BETTY NANCE
Associate Chairman

BILLY GAY
Secretary-Treasurer

PLEDGE OF MEMBERSHIP

We believe in service for others, in health of
mind and body to fit us for better service, and
in worldwide friendship. For this reason we
have joined the American Junior Red Cross.
We will help to make its work successful in
our school and community, and will work to-
gether with members everywhere in our own
and other lands.

HA^CE

pVJGH

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Sitting: Sara Jane Far low,
Rita Glover, Hazel Ivey, Bet-
ty Lee Quinn. Standing:
Miriam Patterson, Goldie
Keilholtz, Juanita Sizemore,
Kathleen McCarty, Mary
Ann Atwell, Rosalyn Phil-
lips, Willie Mae Reynolds.

Sitting: Mary Barren. Belly Thomp-
son. Mary Louise Jennings. Margaret
Beeland, Gene\ ieve Rice, Jane Allen.
Mar; Cleckley. Standing: Carolyn
Peebles, Margaret Meade, Christina
Yales. Margaret McKie.

1ETY

MR. T. HARRY GARRETT MISS A. DOROTHY HAINS

MISS MABEL BYRD MISS GERTRUDE COMEY

MISS BELLE WALKER

Faculty Advisers

FIRST TERM OFFICERS

EMILY CARSWELL...
JENNIE SUE CLIATT
GLORIA HAMILTON.

President

Vice-President
Secretary
MISS GERTRUDE COMEY Treasurer

SECOND TERM OFFICERS

DOROTHEA LONAS
EMILY SHEFTALL
LEAH ROSE GLASSER
MISS GERTRUDE COMEY

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

HAMILTON

CARSWELL

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

Membership is based on qualities of
leadership, scholarship, character, and
service. Members must maintain a
scholastic average of eighty-five or
above in every subject during each year.
Juniors and Seniors are eligible for ac-
tive membership in the society.
Membership in the National Honor So-
ciety of Secondary Schools is a signal
honor as the society rates for high
schools as Phi Beta Kappa does for col-
leges.

JUNIOR MEMBERS

SENIOR MEMBERS

Senior members: First row. Gloria Hamilton. Allene
Sumner. Bertha Lee. Second row. Mary Cleckley,
Leona Jane Slusky, Margaret Boulineau, Marv Oellerich.
Third row: Dorothea Lonas, Marguerite Toole. Nancy
Hardy. Emily Carswell. Jennie Sue Cliatt. Not in pic-
ture. Marjorie Petersen.

Junior members: First row, Leah Rose Glasser. Martha
Nell Pugh. Harriette Kahrs. Second row, Christina
Yates. Emily Sheftall. Anne Kelly. Natalie Jolles. Third
row. Elinor Dozier. Margaret Grammer, Dean Sumerau,
Polly Jo Evans, Pat Harth, Marie Louise Flint.

ATHLETIC
ASSOCIATION!

MISS ELIZABETH BRISENDINE

MISS JANE PAQUETTE
Faculty Advisers

RUTH READ
ROSLYN DANIEL
MARTHA WEINGES

President
Treasurer
Secretary-

Athletic Council: First row, Nancy Hardy, Margue-
rite Toole, Bertha Lee, Frank Mays. Second row,
Martha Weinges. Ruth Read. Roslyn Daniel. Geor-
gia Alice Shields, Cecile Cave. Third row, Martha
Graves, Betty Howell. Dorothy Thompson. Har-
riette Kahrs, Margie Carstarphen Fourth row,
Joyce Escue, Gene Goode, Anne Cave, Peggy Bas-
sing. Not in picture. Dorothy McKie.

DANIEL SHOOTS A GOAL

JUNIOR VOLLEY BALL

TOOLE AND LEE

AIM FOR BULL'-

SPORTS

MORE JUNIOR VOLLEY BALL

JUNIOR RING TENNIS

TEAM

There was strong competition between the intra-
mural teams this year. The volley ball tourna-
ment was the first event of the season. Although
the seniors(with the vetei-ans Ruth Read and Selita
Gulledge on their team) were favored to win the
tournament, the juniors downed all opponents
with the precision of their team work and walked
off with top honors. The annual Faculty-Senior
volley ball game closed the season. The faculty,
under the leadership of their captain. Miss Edna
Rogers, strove valiently. but they suffered defeat.

LICHTENSTEIN RETURNS READ'S SERVE

MORE

VALLUSIA SNAGS A HIGH ONE JUMP FOR IT GOODE PASSES THE BALL

For the first time in the history of Tubman, the
Athletic Council sponsored a ping-pong tourna-
ment. Sixty-two enthusiastic ping-pongers bat-
tled for the championship which was easily won
by Jean Lichtenstcin. who was seroiusly threat-
ened only by Selita Gulledge. runner-up.

The ring tennis tournament ended with a champ-
ionship game between the seniors and the juniors
with the juniors victorious.

Ground-Sticks ground-sticks--ground-sticks-ball!
became familiar words to the more sturdy Tubman
athletes during the hockey season. There was
interest in this lusty sport which was played at
Tubman for the first time in three years. The
final game, played between the Reds and Blues,
ended in a 1 - 1 tie that was still unbroken even
after an extra period had been given to the attempt
to break the tie.

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HOCKEY LINE UP

Another new sport at Tubman this year was Ar-
chery. It was limited to the members of the
Athletic Council because we lacked equipment,
but we expect to form an archery club next year.

The juniors won the basket ball tournament, an
easy victory since the seniors had to default be-
cause of an insufficient number of players.

As the annual goes to press we are making pre-
parations for soft ball and tennis tournaments.
We have had a successful year and we are looking
forward to an even more successful one next
year.

DAVIDSON MIDDLETON GOODE READ

WAR

WORK...

COUNTERCLOCKWISE ....

On December eighth Tubman hears
President Roosevelt's address to the na-
tion .... Anne, Patricia, and Betty sal-
vage bottle tops, paper, and coat hangers
for defense .... Camilla and Mary Alice
sort old paper .... Junior B's knit be-
fore class begins .... Jimmie Lee knits
while Erline tells her the latest news
.... Leilou works on a muffler ....
Sarah points out her square in the quilt
the Senior B's made for the British War
Relief Society .... Merrie and Annette
sell Defense Stamps.

Jennie Sue in one of her more
pensive moods.

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books as abo ut. we n

SNAPS Of SENIORS

Mary Alice OBrian, Dorothy
McClure. Eva DeWitt. and
Palsy Ingle, who joined the
Senior Class the last term be-
fore graduation.

SUPERLATIVES LEADERSHIP POPULARITY SCHOLARSHIP
DEPENDABILITY ATHLETICS SPORTSMANSHIP STYLE AND
BEAUTY WHILE WE WORK THE POETASTERS WHILE WE PLAY

SUPERLATIVES
DEPENDABILITY

LEADERSHIP
ATHLETICS

POPULARITY SCHOLARSHIP
SPORTSMANSHIP STYLE AND

BEAUTY WHILE WE WORK THE POETASTERS WHILE WE PLAY

SUPERLATIVES
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SUPERLATIVES LEADERSHIP POPULARITY SCHOLARSHIP
DEPENDABILITY ATHLETICS SPORTSMANSHIP STYLE AND
BEAUTY WHILE WE WORK THE POETASTERS WHILE WE PLAY
SUPERLATIVES LEADERSHIP POPULARITY SCHOLARSHIP
DEPENDABILITY ATHLETICS SPORTSMANSHIP STYLE AND
BEAUTY WHILE WE WORK THE POETASTERS WHILE WE PLAY
SUPERLATIVES LEADERSHIP POPULARITY SCHOLARSHIP
DEPENDABILITY ATHLETICS SPORTSMANSHIP STYLE AND
BEAUTY WHILE WE WORK THE POETASTERS WHILE WE PLAY
SUPERLATIVES LEADERSHIP POPULARITY SCHOLARSHIP
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BEAUTY WHILE WE WORK THE POETASTERS WHILE WE PLAY

SUPERLATIVES LEADERSHIP POPULARITY SCHOLARSHIP

To be chosen by popular vote of the Senior
Class as a representative girl is one of the
highest honors that can be won at Tubman.
On the following pages MAIDS AND A
MAN proudly presents the nine girls who
by gualities of leadership, personality,
and ability have been named the Senior
Superlatives.

The Settings (or Senior Superlatives were
graciously furnished by Mrs. Lansing B. Lee.

LEADERSHIP

ATHLETICS

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COUNTERCLOCKWISE ....

The hardest of all ... . EXAMS! .... Latin
huddle with Leona Jane calling signals ....
Just three minutes out for a Fire Drill ....
Speed test in a class in typing ....

WE WORK...

One of the better days in Biology Lab
no frogs! .... And in Chemistry Lab
no smells! .... We learn to cook .... and to
sew .... and we go to the Library when we
have a free period.

POETASTERS . . .

WISTARIA

Through my window

Comes the scent of new wistaria,

Heavy and fragrant in the darkness

The still darkness.

And I know

That on the shining morrow

It will swing

In heavy grape-like clusters,

Jostled by the breeze,

And drop its satin petals

On the spring grass.

Suppose ....

The beggar with his saddened eyes,

The iron politician (and his smile)

The schoolgirl, dreaming.

The men across the sea, behind the guns

Suppose that in a precious moment they would suddenly

Discover new-blooming wistaria,

Hanging like a flowered gown from a tree.

And giving its perfume to the night.

Then would the beggar bear the sight of his own face?

The politician reek with lies?

The schoolgirl lend her spite?

The warrior deal the death-blow?

HARRIETTE KAHRS '43

SENIOR B's

There are seniors in Room 24

Whose spirits continually soar

They think they are bright

(We can't tell it on sight)

But the rest of the seniors, they bore.

ANON.

FADS

They make red paste, tomato shade,

To draw some different lips

And all the girls who don't indulge

Are promptly labeled drips.

A red ring 'round the mouth is fine.

But anyone who'd dare

To draw a red ring 'round the nose

Would be called "Not all there!"

They put on layers of dark red paint

To accent finger nails.

Stork Club, Bravo, or Chilibean

Will make the teachers quail.

And fingernails are ornaments

Instead of things to use.

They grow long and sharp-pointed

So they can scratch and bruise.

A sweet custom, the friendship ring,

We all have them galore.

Girls wear a heavy silver band

Or two or three or four.

True friends exchange their rings one day

Next day they have a fight,

And all the rings in kingdom come

Will never set it right.

The fads that people will adopt

Are usually quite queer:

They seem so clever when they're new

Why are they drab next year?

LEAH ROSE GLASSER '43

SUNSET 1942

SONG

Blood-red against the measureless horizon

Topping purple clouds massed like distant mountains

The sun sets. All grows ominous then dark.

A war plane grim reminder of terror and death

Glides into the deepening dusk;

Shattering the stillness with deep-throated roar.

Long-smoldering hate burns pity from the hearts of men;

Will it close our eyes to the sunset?

And will those who come after us see it again

And seeing it as if for the first time

Will they call it their own discovery

And find it their assurance of continued peace?

BETTY JACKSON '42

THE GODDESS OF WISDOM

Her temples gone, her time of glory past
Here stands Athena, deity of yore,
Majestic, though a crumbling statue, cast
To be a symbol at a high school dooc.

A thousand years ago her shrines were filled
With pilgrims eager for her sacred word;
But now, ignored, her reigning power stilled.
She watches hundreds pass and stands unheard.

Perhaps, when carelessly some student jars
Her pedestal, too lightly speaks her name,
She calls a curse upon that one who mars
By lack of reverence, her ancient fame.

Or, it may be, this wisest one forgives
Reflecting that while yet a school remains.
And while one poet, artist, scholar lives
Though none acknowledge her, Athena reigns.

I have a castle
Rich and old
Where lovely thoughts
I keep.

There's evening about it
Soft and still
Where the sunset
Always sleeps

In sheets of flame,
And wells of blue,
The turrets tower high;

And lonely winds in passing

Through

Forever sigh forever sigh

CAROL COLE '38

BLACK AND GOLD

(As we sing it)

Core Us
Soar with voyages loud end wrong
Tour name will razor son
Far tour hour heart beats long
Wither oven told.
Nowell cheerful Tub mine eye
Mayor spear it snuff a dye
Victor us mayfly
Deer roll blackened old.

DEAN SUMERAU '43

ELISABETH BRYANS '38

WHILE

FADS AT TUBMAN

Is it a hat? Friendship rings Gold initials

on socks plus saddle oxfords .... The same plus bells
on our shoes .... Moccasins minus socks .... knee
length socks plus saddle oxfords .... Novelty jewelry.

WE PLAY...

CLOCKWISE ....

Juniors ask President of the Board of Education, Mr.
Fender, when Juniors will have Senior Privileges ....
This space on the campus is reserved by sophomores
for sophomores .... Carolyn, Ruth, and Virginia getting
their vitamins .... There's plenty of lunch for every-
body, but not enough room.

NAXCY ANNE SARAH

JOAN HILDA

RUTH BETTY

The children spend the afternoon
on Broad Street.

Which is which? Edna "takes
off" Mr. Garrett for Kid Day
Program.

KID DAY

Each Senior Class at Tubman has its Kid Day.
an orgy of dolls, toys, and suckers. The sen-
iors come to school dressed like very small
girls. In the afternoon they go in groups to
Broad Street and to the movies. At the end
of the day, they put away childish things
forever.

Who is in the Mush Pot?
Child prodigies with cameras.

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The staff of Maids and a Man wishes
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Walton Wav at Heard

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"DRIVE BY"

snows

LAUNDERERS CLEANERS
SAVE 15',

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Compliments of

SILVERS

AIR-CONDITIONED 5 & 10c STORE

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Murphy Stationery Co.

SOCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
STATIONERY

718 Broad St.

Dial 2-2122

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Compliments of

Willinghcsm Automobile
Finance Corp.

" A HOME COMPANY FOR HOME
FOLKS"

Broad at Eighth Phone 2-8894

Augusta, Ga.

REAL ESTATE

RENTING - MORTGAGE LOANS

INSURANCE

Compliments of

S. Donald Fortson Co.

MILL SUPPLIES

Phone 2-5536
Ninth and Reynolds Streets

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Lockhart, McAuliffe & Co.

(Incorporated)
ESTABLISHED 1902

REAL ESTATE

FIRE INSURANCE

807 Broad St. Augusta, Ga.

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Compliments of

W. E. RAINES & CO.

BUILDING SPECIALTIES

Phone 2-2176

842 REYNOLDS ST.

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II S. R. KELLY & SON

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MARBLE AND GRANITE
MEMORIALS

Phone 2-4522

Ninth and Fenwick Sts.

I I R. L. Sumerau & Son

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COLUMBIA AND SEMINOLE

BICYCLES
Cash or Easy Terms

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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.

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Compliments of

S. H. KRESS & CO.

834 Broad St.

5c - 10c and 25c STORE

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Compliments of

Blanchard & Calhoun
Realty Co.

Feedright Milling Co.

AUGUSTA. GEORGIA
"Your Friends Forever"

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"Get the facts and you'll get a Ford"

See and Drive the BIG New Ford

Walker-DuRant Motor Co,

Authorized Ford Dealer

Phone 2-5371 Broad at 14th St.

Augusta. Ga.

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Compliments of

Augusta Roofing and
Metal Works

623 Reynolds Street
Phone 2-2318

Compliments of

The Partridge Inn

Open Year-Round

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Compliments of

Augusta Hardwood Co.

AUGUSTA, GA.

TWIGGS OPTICIANS

EXCLUSIVE DISPENSERS TO EYE
PHYSICIANS

422-23 Southern Finance Building
AUGUSTA, GA.

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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

USE

TEXACO

GASOLINE

Boardman Oil Co.

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W. F. BURTON

FOOD MARKET

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.

Compliments of

Bon Air Hotel

"A Tradition in Southern
Hospitality"

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BENSON'S

Broad and 13th Sts.

9th and Ellis Sts.

Complimens of

George C. Baird
& Company

Certified Public Accountants
Augusta, Georgia

The Best in Eats and Sodas will always
be found at

HILL'S

DRIVE IN

SODAS

626 BROAD STREET

"Augusta's Only Curb Service''
Parking Lot For Your Convenience

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Compliments of

J

. C. PENNEY CO.

(Incorporated)

840-844 Broad Street

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It Pays to Shop at Penney's"

SOUTHEASTERN
FUR CO.

STORAGE

SALES AND REPAIRS

911 Greene St. Augusta. Ga.

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J. S. Fox Candy Co.

SWEETEST AND BEST

Phone 2-8104 Augusta, Ga.

SPORTING GOODS

BASKETBALL TENNIS

BADMINTON

Bowen Bros. Hardware
Co.

PHONE 2-8855
905 Broad St. Augusta, Ga.

Augusta Sporting
Goods Company

"EQUIPMENT FOR EVERY
SPORT"

210-212 Eighth Street

PHONE 2-6007

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STARK-EMPIRE

LAUNDRY - CLEANING - DYEING

Plant Druid Park Ave.

PHONE 3-3611

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Wm. Schweigerr Co.

JEWELERS

846 Broad Street

CHINA -GLASS -GIFTS

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HARBINS FLORIST

"Flowers For All Occasions"

Walton Way at Metcalf

PHONE 3-4406 and 3-4407

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Drink
ROYAL CROWN COLA

Tops in Taste

Royal Crown Bottling Co.

No. 1202 East Boundary

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No. 2 Wrightsboro at Old Camp Road j

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724 Broad Street

"Where Smart People Meet Smart
Fashions"

A Complete Line of

Frocks. Coats, Suits. Millinery and

Accessories for the Junior Miss

COMPLIMENTS |

OF 1

Hagler

Truck Co.

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COMPLIMENTS
OF

F. E. Ferris & Co.

CLOTHES OF THE BETTER KIND
FOR THE "BOY FRIEND"

COOKS CLEANERS

"WHERE CLEANING IS AN ART"

536 Broad Phone 2-4204

416 Thirteenth Phone 2-8331

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Paper Napkins, Toilet Paper, Kraft Paper, Drug

Bond, Paper Bags, Butcher Paper, Paper Trays,

Paper Cans. Wax Paper, Twine

Standard Paper Co.

"WHOLESALE PAPER"

628 Seventh Street
Telephone 2-4415 2-4416

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Sanford's Chicken
Coop

FRIED CHICKEN

Pick "Yo" Pieces

1326 Greene Phone 2-8952

The Cullum School
of Lip Reading

510 Greene Street
AUGUSTA. GEORGIA

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BEST WISHES FROM

Clark
Milling Company

AUGUSTA. GEORGIA

Sam Goldberg Co.

960 Broad

YOUNG FASHIONS

Quality Apparel

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Compliments

Fifth Ave. Shoppe

"The Latest First in Smart Apparel"

874 Broad Street

Phone 2-51 14 Augusta, Ga.

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COMPLIMENTS

of

A FRIEND

j. n. ,

Compliments of

JOE'S TAXI

"Positively White Only"

Phone 2-7711

McDONALD'S
"Hill Store"

DIAL 3-4481

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WHEATLEY & MOBLEY

General Contractors

Phone 2-6722

Dial 2-5588

DIXIE CAB SERVICE

"Positively White Only"

724 Ellis St. Augusta, Ga.

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Compliments

of

BUSY BEE CAFE

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Compliments of
MARION THOMPSON

Compliments of
UNION FINANCE CO.

Compliments of
CHESSER AND ALLEN

Compliments of

STANDARD LOAN AND
INVESTMENT CO.

CLYDE DUNAWAY

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

STOTHART'S DRUG STORE

Partridge Inn Augusta, Ga.

Dial 3-5832

Call Us For Service

HURST BUSINESS COLLEGE

S. F. C. Bldg.

Complete Office Training

1

Compliments of

FURST'S BAKE SHOP AND
DELICATESSEN

Compliments of
R. E. ELLIOTT SONS

YOUNGBLOOD'S DRUG STORE

602 Broad Street
Phone: 2-6404 Augusta, Ga.

E. J. ERBELDING AND CO.
Good Plumbing

Good Coal All the Time

Compliments of

SIKES COAL AND WOOD CO.

Wrightsboro Road at Fifteenth Street
Phone 3-3626

Compliments

LOCAL FINANCE CO.

Lobby Masonic Bldg.

Cash Advanced on Your Signature Only i

H. O. Tabb, Mgr. Dial 2-7161

Compliments

of

GEORGIA HARDWOOD LUMBER CO.

HOLLEMAN-MILLER COMPANY

OFFICE SUPPLIES AND

EQUIPMENT

103 Eighth St. Phone 2-8119

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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COMPLIMENTS

ODOM SIGN SERVICE

G. W. ODOM

Compliments of

McELMURRAY-PHILLIPS

FURNITURE CO.

"Furniture That Endures"

923 Broad Telephone 2-4787

Augusta, Ga.

L. W. Cooper F. B. Tyler

COOPER & TYLER

ATTORNEYS AT LAW

317 Herald Building

Phone 2-7238 Augusta, Ga.

PONDER'S

DE LUXE PAINT SHOP

Auto Painting Wrecked Car Repairing

836 Reynolds St. Augusta, Ga.

PHONE 2-6757

Compliments of

BELL BONNET SHOP

827 Greene Street

PERKINS LUMBER CO.

Yellow Pine Hardwoods

Mill Work, Cabinet Work

619 13th Street Tel. 2-2429

JOHN F. BRICKLE AND CO.

BICYCLES AND LAWNMOWERS

226-228 Ninth Street

JERNIGAN HARDWARE CO.

HARDWARE - STOVES - PAINTS

1033-1039 Broad St. Phone 2-6818

Augusta, Ga.

TUBMAN and A. R. C.
Jewelry at

Sfunerljngs

910 Broad St.

MARILYN SLIPPER SHOP

SMART FOOTWEAR!

SHEER HOSIERY!

Compliments of

BELL FINANCE COMPANY

J. C. BLACK, Manager

222-223 S. F. C. Building

Augusta, Georgia

COMPLIMENTS OF

HOME FOLKS
754 BROAD STREET

Compliments of

SHEHW/I\- WILLIAMS

Paint and Wallpaper Headquarters
859 Broad St.

"BRING YOUR DIPLOMAS TO US
FOR FRAMING"

BAILIE FURNITURE CO.

720 Broad St. Phone 2-2951

COMPLIMENTS OF
A. A. A. HIGHWAY EXPRESS

DORIS JEWELERS

913 Broad St.

Noted for Quality and Value
LITTLE STORE BIG REPUTATION

THE GARRETT COMMERCIAL
SCHOOL

Will Fit You For

A WORTH-WHILE POSITION

301 to 308 Herald Building

Compliments of
MONTE SANO BEAUTY SHOP

The Hill

1426 Monte Sano Ave.

Phone 3-7549

Shop at

G. R. KINNEY CO.

SHOES FOR THE FAMILY

872 Broad St.

NEWTON'S SERVICE STATION

1601 Central Avenue Augusta, Ga.

Phone 3-7471

MULHERIN LUMBER CO.

QUALITY and SERVICE

625 13th St. Phones 2-8351 & 2-8352

Compliments of
MEYER & SMITH

Compliments of

PEPSI - COLA

BOTTLING CO. OF AUGUSTA

Shop at

RUBEN'S

Better Merchandise for Less Money

RUBEN'S

Phone 2-6671 916 Broad St.

ROYAL MANUFACTURING CO.

BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLIES

105 8th St.

Augusta, Georgia

SOUTHERN WELDING CO.

Electric and Acetylene Welding

Auto Axles and Wheels Aligned Accurately

623 Ellis Street Augusta, Ga.

J. C. ANDERSON

MEAT MARKET AND GROCERIES

Poultry, Eggs and Vegetables

508 Broad Street Phones 2-7565 2-7566

Compliments of

EMPIRE FURNITURE CO.

1201-03 Broad Street
NEW AND USED FURNITURE

Dial 2-6707

BECKUM & JONES

BETTER JEWELRY

857 Broad Street Augusta, Ga.

Compliments of

DELUXE CLEANERS
315 Eighth Street Dial 2-4325

318 Ninth Street Dial 2-7271

SOUTHERN RADIO COMPANY

If we can't fix it Throw it away

EXPERT RADIO SERVICE

Tubes Parts

W. J. Pooser, Jr. Augusta, Ga.

AUTOGRAPHS

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CLARA BAILEY JEWELL BARNES HELEN BA
TON BETTY SUE BLITCHINGTON JEAN BOHLE;

MARGARET BOULINEAU GRACE BRINKMAN .
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GLORIA CADLE EMILY CARSWELL ALICE
CARTER SHANNON CARTER FRANCES CASEY

ETHEL CAUTHEN MARY CLECKLEY JENNIE
SUE CLIATT BETTY CONNELL MARY COOK
JUNE COVAR JEANNE CULPEPPER MARY DAN-
FORTH VIRGINIA DANIEL MARY ANN DANIELS

VIRGINIA DAVIS MARIAN DEAN BETTY
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ELSROAD MARIE GAINES MARY GARY
MARGARET GEER FRIEDA GILLMAN BETTY
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GLORIA HAMILTON MARY MARGARET HAMIL-
TON NANCY HARDY KATHERINE HARLING
GERTRUDE HAYNES ANNE HEINS BETTY HEN-
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BETTY JACKSON ELIZABETH JENNY ANN
JONES ANNE KELLY ANNE KENDRICK MARY
ALICE KEY CAMILLA KING MARY EVE KITCH-
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STALLINGS LENA STAVRO MARY ALICE STRAT-
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