The Ellaville Sun Friday, May 20, 1938 No. 44 PERSONALITY SKETCHES (The Class of 1938) Editor's Note--The following personality sketches of members of the graduating class of Schley County High School were prepared for The Sun by Miss Louise Clark, English instructor at the school. FINIS ALLMON--Jolly, friendly, Finis, the class' chosen favorite. Sometimes mischievous, teasing, Finis can always be heard wherever he goes. He must be quite popular, for he can be heard often. Finis was a member of the basketball team. ULDRIC BATTLE--Lazy, care-free Uldric, with the mind of the "upper third", but he won't use it unless he takes a good notion to. He can succeed in anything he wishes hard enough to do. Someone please inspire him to wish to! WOODROW DANIEL--Witty, mischievous, well-like Cedric, as he is called. Count on Woodrow to make the brightest remark on any occasion. He's quickly grown in five years to a six footer. QUINTON GREENE--Better known as Quint. A person who is good in his studies. He is generally seen in the company of John D. and Edwin. Fun-loving and witty, as well as industrious. DIXON HOGG--Handsome, poised, popular, neat, an essential person in the Senior class. Dick took an active part in athletics and other school activities. He is a good all round boy. It has been said he'll break many a little girl's heart. JASON HURST--Jason is an original boy. He fusses a lots, but all in fun--for he is good natured, friendly boy. He has won many friends. REDMON JERNIGAN--Redmon is an army man. Students humorously nickname him "Sarj". His ambition is to be a civil engineer. He aims high and will probably reach his goal, for he is a hard worker, and one who will never give up, no matter how many difficulties stand in his way. MELVILLE JOHNSON--Vice president of the Senior class, Forward on the basketball team. Intellectual, and a person who wins friends easily. Melville ought to get that good job he wants. JUNIOR MCNEAL--President of the Senior Class, Junior also seems to be a "ladies man"---and how he does love to dance. But he is popular with all his classmates. A quiet, polite, friendly boy, six feet tall. EDWARDS MURRAY--Better known as "Eddie." He used to be quite timid and shy, but he is a changed boy now. He's becoming quite a ladies man. Seriously though, Edwards is a studious boy with a pleasing disposition. He has many friends. He is quite musically inclined. CHARLIE PILCHER--Believes "Variety is the spice of life." Charlie has many friends. He does love to sleep--but he manages somehow to keep an eye open long enough to get good marks. BOB RAWLS--Versatile Bob! He always knows something nobody else knows about. He spends most of his time thinking up queer and unusual things to ask the teacher and classmates about, but he always comes up with the right answer. Bob is a friendly boy, capable of success in life. WILSON RABON--Red-headed Wilson, pal of John D. and Edwin. Wilson has grown up to be a fine looking Senior. He is rather good in his work too. Wilson proved himself to be a fine athlete. BOBBY RIGSBY--A most likable fellow, especially popular with feminine members of the Senior class. He won his athletic reputation as forward on the basketball team. EDWIN WALL--Quiet, studious Edwin--and dependable too. One hardly knows he is around. He should succeed in whatever he chooses to do. JOHN D. WALL--Treasurer of the Senior class. A hardworking boy is John D., one who can always be counted on. Rather quiet and modest in his ways. MOZELLE ALLEN--One who possesses and congenial disposition and who is willing to forgive faults that everyone has. Mozelle didn't start with the class, but she was quickly accepted when she entered later, and now is one of the class favorites. CLARA BIVINS--Clara is like a machine that never runs down. She loves to talk, and she can converse on almost any subject mentioned. She is always in a group of happy, care-free Seniors. MARY BIVINS--Mary is a dignified reserved girl. Her ideals are high and her ambitions worthy. She is Marjorie's pal--has been for four years. Much success to Mary. FRANCES BELL--Class beauty. A brunette, perfect in size, graceful, friendly. Everyone wonders how Frances can be so perfectly groomed, so attractive, so intelligent, all at the same time. She has been declared the most poised of all high school students. We shall be hearing about great things from Frances. PAULINE COOK--possesses a sweet personality. She has had so many hardships to overcome, one wonders how she managed so well to keep up with her work and win friends. Our hats are off to Pauline for her determination and perseverance. DORIS CRIPPS--Attractive but not vain, capable and lovable is Doris. She seems to have the gift of making friends and keeping them. She makes excellent grades also. LOUISE DEVANE--Is one of the most popular students in school. She has friends "galore." We'll always remember her by that personality which attracts people like magic. Fun-loving, happy, friendly Louise! MIRIAM DUPREE--Meek and quiet, yet studious and capable. She is neat in dress and her school work.. She is unassuming in her manner, yet, always a likeable Senior. CALLIE FLETCHER--Large brown eyes, that move with a flash, dainty and attractive in appearance. Is quite good in her studies. She is always the perfect young lady. WINIFRED GREENE--Second honor graduate. Winifred doesn't want anything but the best in life. She wants to be a lawyer and aspires to have a political career. She'll get there too--unless some young man comes along and steals her heart--as he should--for, she is a fine, lovable girl. Whether Winfred has her political career of not, everyone in her class knows that she will always strive for the highest in life--and if anybody in the class can reach the highest, it will be Winifred. SARA ALMA HILL--Sarah is known as a faithful student and dependable worker. She is admired for her diligence and perseverance, qualities which so many young people lack. LILLIE MAUDE HOLLOWAY--Small of stature is Lillie Maude, yet she makes up in quality what she lacks in quantity. Clever, friendly, she will win her way wherever she goes. MILDRED HOLLOWAY--voted the cutest girl in the class, and the class favorite but what would Mildred do without Frances? Her talent for acting on the stage has just been discovered. She plays a leading role in the senior play---and she will probably play a leading role in life. CHARLOTTE JONES--Everywhere you see Charlotte, you see Doris. Charlotte has proved to be a capable girl and has (been) given many responsibilities in school. Charlotte can always be counted on! LORENA JORDAN--Lorena wants to be a director of plays. She should be a success at whatever she does. She is an industrious capable girl. The class was glad to see her when she came back to Ellaville. MOZELLE KELLY--Pretty, a contagious smile for everyone, dark brown eyes, flawless complexion, chosen the best dancer of the class. Mozelle is a friend of every boy and girl in the class. AGNES MURPHY--Agnes is a typical school girl--friendly and full of pep. She believes "All work and no Play makes Agnes a dull girl." So she mixes up her work with plenty of fun. Yet she gets her work up, too. WILMA PHELTS--Sincere and sweet. She is quiet and unassuming in her manner, yet the possessor of a personality that is attractive to everyone. Wilma and Elna are always together. MARJORIE SELLARS--Loved by those who know her best, liked by those who know her less, but admired by all. Marjorie has a happy disposition. She tries always to do the right thing. JEANETTE STRANGE--First honor graduate of the class. Jeanette knew from the first day in the eight grade she'd be valedictorian, for she already possessed a good mind. To that she added for willingness to work and a high grade. She won, too, as she will in all other things in life. But Jeanette is no "book worm." She likes a good time and she has it. She is well liked by every member of her class. A fine, capable, popular girl. The class wishes for its valedictorian all the success and happiness life has to give. ELNA WATERS--Quiet, intelligent, Elna, a pal of Wilma. Elna always strives to be the best in all she undertakes. Anyone can depend on her to do the right thing. She is a friend to all. CLARA BIVENS NEVER ABSENT NOR TARDY Good Health and an Ambition to Achieve Mark Credited as Reasons for Perfect Attendance Record. When Clara Bivens answers "present" to 11th grade roll call at Schley county high school this morning, she will have achieved an ambition to complete her career without being absent or tardy. The blonde, blue-eyed girl, second in the county school system to finish high school with a perfect attendance record, attributes her achievement to good health and an early resolve to strive for the accomplishment. "I have always liked to go to school," she explains, adding, "I could hardly wait to start--and I started on my sixth birthday." She went through grammar school at Glen Holly and high school here. Asked if sickness had ever threatened to break her record, she replied, "I've never been sick a day in my life." She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.C. Bivens of Glen Holly. Only other student to make a perfect attendance record here was Miss Mary Barnes, now a teacher in Preston school. Miss Barnes, also completed a four year college course with an unbroken attendance mark. SUPERLATIVE CONTEST IS CONDUCTED Dixon Hogg, Winifred Greene Top Classmates in Who's Who Vote Dixon Hogg with six places and Winifred Greene with four topped their classmates in the superlative voting of seniors of Schley county high school. Three students, Mildred Holloway, Jeanette Strange and Clara Bivens won three awards each. Dark haired, brown-eyed Frances Bell was chosen the most beautiful girl in the class and also the neatest girl. Of the leaders, Dixon Hogg was named the best all-round, neatest dancing, most popular, most handsome and the boy with most poise; Winifred Greene was selected the best all around, most versatile, most useful and most dignified. Jeanette Strange was reckoned the most likely to succeed. Complete line-up of superlatives follows: Most beautiful girl--Frances Bell Most athletic girl--Jeanette Strange Most athletic boy--Bobby Rigsby Cutest girl--Mildred Holloway Best all around girl--Winifred Greene Best all around boy--Dixon Hogg Most handsome boy--Dixon Hogg Most intelligent--Jeanette Strange Most popular girl--Mildred Holloway Most popular boy--Dixon Hogg Most likely to succeed-- Jeanette Strange Most bashful--Edwards Murray Biggest baby--Woodrow Daniel Most punctual--Elna Walters Best dancing boy--Dixon Hogg Best dancing girl--Mozelle Kelly Most versatile--Winifred Greene Wittiest boy--Woodrow Daniel Laziest--Uldric Battle Quietest--Elna Walters Most dignified--Winifred Greene Noisiest--Finis Allmon Most useful--Winifred Greene Neatest girl--Frances Bell Neatest boy--Dixon Hogg Sweetest--Callie Fletcher Jolliest--Finis Allmon Most studious--Jeanette Strange Silliest--Clara Bivins Biggest fusser--Clara Bivins Most sarcastic--Clara Bivins Most romantic--Edwards Murray Most poise--Dixon Hogg