Senior class elected capable officers for 1934
The senior class elected officers Glenn as president Wood as vice president Anna Lee Graham as secretary and treasurer Robertson as reporter Miss Mildred Hulsey and Billy Jarvis as sponsors and mothers Mrs L Cone Mrs E L Winn and Mrs E W Alley. Outings formed a busy year with a well planned September picnic a Halloween party at the Methodist church and the presentation of rings. The senior play Fashions in Love coached by Mrs Decker drew wide praise and a George Washington themed party at Mrs Lee Fortenberry's home followed. Caps and gowns measurements sparked excitement before the Junior Senior Banquet and class night featured the will prophecy and poem. A May 3 Junior Senior picnic at the Country Club and a May 12 baccalaureate service preceded graduation on May 16. The class expresses gratitude to sponsors mothers faculty and town for a memorable year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
One. Glenn
Wood
Anna Lee Graham
A, Robertson
Mildred Hulsey
Billy Jarvis
L. 2. Cone
E. L. Winn
E. W.alley
Methodist Church
W. F. Decker
Country Club
Prophecy For Senior Class Of 1935 By Obrietta Brown
A retrospective prophecies list of 1935 graduates and spouses, noting careers in industry, government, education, law, arts, and business across regions including Paris, New York, San Antonio, Quebec, and Wellington. It highlights prominent roles, such as nurses in Paris, bank presidents, authors, engineers, teachers, and governors, with many achieving notable public or professional status by the late 1930s and 1940s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow iCook
Willie Johnson
Eugene Hudson
Wellington
Mooney
London
Grant Wooldridge
Europe
Margaret Wood
Virginia Weber
Margaret
Lee Moore
Texas
E. B. Peeples
Senate
Freshmen Class Organizes and Socializes in 1934
The Freshman class organized September 20 1934 naming officers sponsors and mothers. Haynes Baumvaridner became president K M Horn vice president Jack Woods treasurer Glenn Goodrow secretary Woodrow Harn reporter. First social was a Halloween party October 29 at Billie Smith home followed by a December 21 Christmas party at First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Bratton
Ples Masten
Haynes Baumvaridner
K. M. Horn
Jack Woods
Glenn Goodrow
Woodrow Harn
Billie Smith
First Methodist Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Owings
Mauryen Hunt
Obrietta Brown
Ova Mae White
Dortha O’rear
Paris
America
Ruby Vandiver
San Antonio
Woodrow Wood
Mr. Green
Chester
Clifton Morris
New York
Miss Hulsey
Virginia Lee
Fortenberry
United States
Mildred Slough
Wellsley College
Oscar
Juanita Tucker
Dorothy Harrison
Rocky Mountains
Winona Holland
Spain
Toupene Glenn
Quebec
Helen Hudson
Mississippi
Maurine Hunt
Wayne Cudding
Clifford Dickerson
Wellington Bank
Lorena Alexander
Washington, D. C
Jewel Frances Somerville
Africa
State Federation of Womens’ Clubs
Loyd Kelly
Maine
James Hiland
Italy
C. C. Williams
Paige Wilson
Aina Robertson
Wellington High School
Lonella
Trimble
New, York
J. A
G. W. Poteet
Webster Longino
Mary Peters
Viola Moody
Little Rock
Arkansas
John Roy Noles
Joe Alley
Cambridge
Kathleen Leggitt
Charlotte [Cone
Charlotte
Boston
Kathleen
Floyd Dickey
Dodson Jones
Clarence Black
Leon Roberts
Bill Towns
Thula Damron
Evelyn Tyler
Racheel Rainer
Alene Parell
Louise
Nell Terry
Edith Cook
Sue Box
San
England
George VI Shirley Stafford
New York City
Ophelia
Hamlet
Dona MacKeen
San Francisco
Dona Mae
Ina Mae Yarbrough
Inez Smith
Edna Earle Willoughby
Tucker
Florence
Edna Earle
Wayne Cudd
Kimonas
Duckworth's
del Monte
Tor
Macker AL
Prunes
Free Loe Rwose
Zoe
Bacon Wilson