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CANTRELL, Ned Carlisle CLASS OF 1931 Thanks to Sue Lee Johnson, T-51, for scanning the 1931 yearbook photos and Maureen Thoni White, honorary T-69, for scanning the 1931 yearbook. Thanks Linda Barnes Bugg Wayman T-66 for cropping the photos. Click “T” for shortcut to 1931 Virtual Cemetery ACKERMAN, Francis G., Jr. Born: 18 February 1912 Died: 7 January 1969 ALEXANDER, Irvin Grant Born: 8 August 1912 Died: 26 August 1990 ALEXANDER, Willie Mae nee Anderson Born: 25 May 1913 Died: 2 October 1973 ALLEN, James E. Born: 7 January 1914 Died: 27 September 1970 ALLEN, Madeline Bothilda (Dowell) Born: 6 October 1914 Died: 11 December 2003 South Side Alumni ANDERSON, Andrew Thomas Born: 15 October 1912 Died: 27 March 1984 ANGLIN, George Marshall Born: 14 February 1913 Died: 29 July 1987 (aged 74) APPELBAUM, Sam Born: 3 May 1913 Died: 26 June 1993 (aged 80) APPLING, Roberta Louise (Fredrico/Watts) Born: 8 May 1912 Died: 1980 (aged 67-68) ARNOLD, Richard Harrison, Jr. Born: 28 January 1914 Died: 8 January 1975 BAILEY, Gladys Potter (Free) Born: 22 August 1913 Died: 30 October 2000 BEDSOLE, Juanita (Stoll) Born: 6 March 1914 Died: 27 July 2000 BEST, J. Edward Born: 13 October 1911 Died: 7 February 1997 BLACK, Olive (King) (Testatrix) Born: 27 May 1913 Wife of Joe Wesley King, T-32 Died: 31 March 2002 (aged 88) BLACKWOOD, Elsie (Smith) Born: 1 June 1914 Died: 14 May 2010 BOONE, Martha Elizabeth (Emigh) Born: 19 June 1913 Wife of Herbert S. Emigh, T-31 Mother of Marina Kay Emigh, T-64 Died: 2 March 1981 BOWEN, Robert Edmund, Jr. Born: 22 August 1912 Died: 1 February 2007 (aged 94) BRAUN, Genevieve Cecilia (Abercrombie) Born: 18 December 1912 Died: 3 September 2002 (aged 89) BREAZEALE, Charles Spinning Born: 5 August 1915 Died: 9 June 1972 BRETHERICK, Nancy Claire (Stutts) Born: 16 October 1916 Died: June 1990 BRISTER, Osborne Ebele, Jr. Born: 1 October 1913 Died: 29 December 1964 BROCK, Lois Margaret (Scott) Born: 27 November 1911 Died: 11 July 1957 (aged 45) BROOKS, Alden Clowe, Jr. Born: 23 July 1913 Died: 8 February 1979 BROWN, Sadie Born: 13 May 1912 Died: 4 October 1974 BROWN, William Baynes Born: 6 November 1912 Died: 14 January 1992 (aged 79) BURKLE, Dorothy (York) Born: 14 June 1914 Died: 24 April 1972 BURNS, Charles Nelson Born: 23 November 1912 Died: 30 October 1990 BUSBY, James Lee Born: 22 December 1912 Died: 25 September 2001 CANTRELL, Ned Carlisle Born: 10 October 1913 Husband of Laura Louise Young, T-31 Died: 21 May 1971 (aged 57) CARTER, Madelyn Blanche (Kilpatrick) Born: 8 January 1912 Died: 26 June 2006 CARTIER, Evelyn (Need to find) A. W. Williamson (661 N. Belvedere) Born: 4 July 1914, GA Died: CARTIER, Joan Eleanor (Need to find) A. W. Williamson (661 N. Belvedere) Born: 4 August 1915, GA m. William Edwin Gates Died: CERF, Arthur Born: 30 September 1911 Died: 12 April 1986 CHAMBERS, Ella Madeline (Boaz) Born: 1912 Died: 1995 CHRISTIE, Harold O. Born: 21 December 1906 Died: 1 January 1989 (aged 82) CHURCH, Charles C. Born: 11 March 1912 Died: 25 April 1988 CLARK, Harold Born: 8 May 1913 Died: 8 February 2002 COLE, D. L. O. (Billie) (Poet) Born: 18 September 1911 Died: 13 August 1983 (aged 72) CONDRON, Virgil Born: 3 March 1913 Died: 2 March 1985 COURTNEY, James Allen Born: 12 November 1912 Died: 12 July 1998 CREWS, Julia C. (Need to find) Ormond Crews and Margaret H. Crews (900 N. McLean) Born: 28 March 1912, TN, m. Jack Lockyear Her mom: Margeret Mullins Crews 31 Aug 1880-19 Nov 1952 informant Ormond Crews, 2076 Felix Died: 1940 CRUMP, Charles Augusta Born: 8 November 1910 Died: 12 July 1979 CURL, Stoddard W. Born: 16 January 1913 Died: 22 February 1981 DAVIS, Bessie Bernice (Need to find) Augil Davis and Bertha Davis (2557 Broad) Born: 9 September 1913, TN Died: DAVIS, Callie Lois (DuVall) Born: 1 November 1911 Died: 19 September 1978 DAVIS, Julius Winfree Born: 20 November 1913 Died: 7 December 1983 DAVY, Garnet Warren (Need to find) Born: Died: DAWSON, Opal (Woodward) Born: 1914 Died: 2005 DEAL, Bennett Munger Born: 29 May 1911 Died: July 1970 DIEHL, Walter Born: 8 February 1913 Died: 3 July 1995 DUNN, Maurice Dixon Born: 2 February 1915 Died: 24 July 2006 (aged 91) DYER, Howard Lee Born: 13 January 1913 Died: 17 April 1984 EASTERLING, Newland S. Born: 22 October 1909 Died: 29 May 1989 ELDER, Mary Frances (Mitchell) Born: 7 October 1910 Died: 24 March 2004 (aged 96) ELLIS, Charles Crawford Born: 4 October 1912 Died: 13 March 1930 (aged 17) ELY, David Lee Born: 3 January 1913 Died: 22 November 2000 EMBURY, John H., Jr. “Jack” Born: 7 February 1913 Died: 25 October 1994 EMIGH, Herbert Safford Born: 1912 Husband of Martha Elizabeth Boone, T-31 Father of Marina Kay Emigh, T-64 Died: 2002 EPPES, William Pike, Jr. Born: 25 July 1913 Died: 9 July 2007 FERGUSON, Rosemary (McEwen) Born: 21 September 1913 Died: 22 August 1968 FINCH, William Adrian Born: 11 August 1913 Died: 21 January 1946 FLOYD, Katherine (Price) Born: 5 December 1916 Died: 1 August 1991 (aged 74) FONTAINE, Myrtle Frances (Schmoller) Born: 29 March 1912 Died: 17 May 1962 FORSHAY, David Eugene, Jr. Born: 7 April 1909 Died: Unknown FRANK, Leone Janis (Kline) Born: 17 July 1912 Died: December 2004 FRAZIER, Juanita (Risher) Born: 5 July 1914 Died: 5 December 1971 FRENCH, Howard Francis Born: 11 December 1913 Died: 19 September 2002 GALLOWAY, Joe Dyer (Garner) Born: 6 November 1911 Died: 9 January 2003 GARDNER, Clifford Irene (McLarry) Born: 21 September 1912 Wife of Lionell Smith McLarry, T-31 Died: 30 August 1991 GAUSE, William Russe “Billy” Born: 17 November 1912 Died: 16 June 1994 GODWIN, Thelma Gates (Need to find) Born: Died: GRACE, Virgil Cleburne Born: 29 June 1913 Died: 16 October 2009 GRANNIS, Charles A. Born: 6 June 1912 Died: 12 September 1991 (aged 79) HAMMOND, William Griffin, Jr. Born: 28 July 1912 Died: 18 April 1964 HANCOCK, John Allen (Need to find) Born: Died: HARDY, Olivia Amelia (Rond) Born: 18 July 1912 Died: 10 January 2013 (aged 100) HARRIS, Cecil E. Born: 19 July 1912 Died: 22 March 1971 HARRIS, Katherine Dale (Hamburger) (Vice-President) Born: 15 November 1914 Died: 17 May 1992 HARRIS, Tracy L. Born: 19 July 1912 Died: 10 April 1984 HASKELL, Philip B. Born: 8 October 1913 Died: 21 August 1959 (aged 45) HAVEN, Helen (Clapp) Born: 8 January 1913 Died: 29 December 1996 HEARN, James (Need to find) R. L. Hearn (1472 Faxon) Born: 12 May 1914, AR Died: HENNESSY, Francis Xavier “Frank” Born: 9 July 1913 Died: 29 December 1999 HENRICHSEN, Raymond Vernon Born: 10 July 1913 Died: 29 June 1993 (aged 79) HESSELBEIN, Inez (McDaniel) Born: 3 May 1913 Died: 22 April 1999 HIGHSAW, James Leonard, Jr. (President and Valedictorian) Born: 5 January 1914 Died: 9 July 1992 HILL, Andy Floyd Born: 4 June 1913 Died: 26 January 1989 HOLEMAN, Frank Rapley Born: 27 November 1912 Died: 19 May 1986 HOLLAND, Elwood D. Born: 6 July 1913 Died: 22 February 2004 (aged 90) HOLLOWAY, Doris Jean (Dotson) Born: 21 January 1911 Died: 15 January 1996 HOLMES, Oliver White Born: 14 July 1913 Died: 24 October 2003 HUDSON, Doris (Motley) Born: 21 January 1910 Died: 21 May 2003 HUGHES, Corinne B. (Pyles) Born: 5 September 1911 Died: 22 June 2003 (aged 91) HUMPHREYS, Celeste R. (Freiberger) Born: 22 April 1914 Died: 20 March 2008 (aged 93) HUNTER, John F. Born: 10 January 1914 Died: 28 December 1981 HURST, Ruth Thelma (Palmer/Guthrie) Born: 20 December 1913 Died: 28 July 2007 HYDE, James Benjamin Born: 9 November 1913 Died: 21 March 1974 HYSLOP, Jack W. Born: 29 September 1913 Died: 5 June 1999 IRWIN, Robert Lee, Jr. Born: 29 January 1912 Died: 28 August 1990 JOHNSON, Evelyn Neil Born: 3 September 1913 Died: 9 July 1983 JONES, Aubrey E. Born: 12 June 1913 Died: 15 August 2002 JONES, Carl Ludith Born: 15 March 1905 Died: 26 March 1973 (aged 68) JORDAN, Elizabeth Wright Born: 29 August 1914 Died: 27 May 1982 KAPLAN, Benjamin “Ben” Born: 27 December 1911 Died: 16 August 1990 KAPLAN, Georgia (Blen) Born: 22 February 1913 Died: 6 November 1995 KAPLAN, Solomon “Sol” Born: 23 November 1913 Died: 27 March 2002 KASSELBERG, Lyman Adolph Born: 7 July 1913 Died: 10 June 2006 KAUERZ, Harry Claude Born: 8 August 1912 Died: 9 September 1975 (aged 63) KONZ, Barbara Mary (Pruitt) Born: 5 January 1914 Died: 13 July 1975 LAMB, Thomas Arthur Born: 11 January 1914 Died: 19 December 1977 LANDGREBE, Robert L. Born: 13 December 1912 Died: 5 December 1974 LEE, Dudley Horace “Denton” Born: 24 June 1913 Died: 26 December 1954 (aged 41) LEFKOWITZ, Henrietta (Zeitlin) Born: 3 June 1913 Died: 22 May 2016 (aged 102) LEGGETT, Mary Harriett (Nicholls) Born: 8 October 1912 Died: 6 March 2012 LEHMAN, Dorothy Zaline (Phillips) Born: 25 January 1914 Died: 12 April 1980 (Aged 66) LILES, Mildred (Lewis) Born: 2 September 1913 Died: 21 November 2001 (aged 88) LOHMEYER, Mary L. Born: 24 December 1913 Died: 1 January 1990 LONG, Mary Alice (Treasurer) Born: 8 March 1913 Died: 2 October 1996 LORD, William Frank Born: 12 June 1912 Husband of Catherine Reeves, T-31 Died: 2 January 1997 LOVE, Richard “Dick” Enloe, Jr. Born: 24 July 1914 Died: 20 August 1957 (aged 43) LUTZ, De L. (Need to find) Born: Name may be De Lester Lutz Died: LYLE, Genevieve Mary (McDonald) Born: 8 August 1913 Died: 8 January 1956 (aged 42) MANDELMAN, Polly (Less) Born: 1 February 1915 Died: 20 May 1999 MANDELMAN, Rachel (Riesenberg) Born: 1 April 1913 Died: 25 June 1990 MARTIN, Roy Burkle Born: 10 November 1913 Died: 9 March 2012 MASON, Helen Rosamond (Coleman) Born: 12 January 1914 Died: 6 August 2007 MAYNOR, Edna (Comstock) Born: 25 March 1913 Died: 18 July 2010 McCAGE, Willie Maude (Reddick) Born: 7 January 1912 Died: 1 August 1983 McCAIN, Anna Pearl (Eckhardt) Born: 26 February 1912 Died: 20 July 1984 McCALLA, Laurence Coady Born: 20 August 1913 Died: 24 January 1988 McCULLOUGH, Mary Helen (Turner) Born: 4 May 1913 Died: 8 February 1995 McDAVID, Sharri Elizabeth (Paullus) Born: 26 October 1913 Died: 18 June 2006 (aged 89) McDONALD, Stanley M.
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