Bearden High School - Echo Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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Prophecy By Barbara George |, Madame Carmen, the fortune teller, am looking into my crystal ball. | will tell to you the future of the seniors as | see it. First, | see the independent basketball team of Bearden. The stars are Joe Chad- well, Ed Newell, Paul Helton, and Grover Cain. Kenneth Ford now owns a chain of grocery stores. His wife, the former Sylvia Roberts, is his cashier. His special truck drivers, E. L. Franklin, and James Moore, have helped to make him a success. Curtis Phyllips our local F. B. |. agent is now dictating the reports on his latest case to his secretary, Alma Lowe. If we would peep through the keyhole, as Curtis often does, we would see a pretty receptionist, Bar- bara Smith. We have two prominent doctors in our town, Lawrence Shelby and Tommy Mitchell. Their nursing staff is Nancye Hood, Jean Brewer, Margie Baldwin, and Jeanie Lowe. Hagen Lyle, present owner of the Dixie Land Drive-In, is having the Rebel Room redecorated by the interior decorator Anna Belle Underwood and her assistants Jo Ann Moore, Jo Ogg, and Bobby Hazelwood. Ah! Now | see a daily program on tele- vision. An announcer, Richard McMillan, is introducing the South’s famous Dixieland Band featuring Tony Marcum at the guitar; J. B. Mankin with the clarinet; and Eugene Hocutt with the trumpet. Next is James Moyers, announcer, intro- ducing opera star Lona Nelson. As | look in at the Southland, the floor show is going on. Helping out with the enter- tainment, we see Juanita Epps and Mary Walker in the chorus line and see that all the customers are satisfied, Connie Long acts as hostess. Since we have such good entertainment in Knoxville, you might need some help along the transportation line. To help you out with this is Mack Oglesby, a cab driver. Whoops! Hold your hats, here he comes. As the train pulls out of Knoxville for California, who should be hanging out the end of the caboose but conductor, D. W. Wise. In the engineer’s seat is Robert Cardwell. Also aboard are wealthy land owners Jim Dowell, Ralph Cloud, and Charles Scarbrough. It’s vacation time, again. Wow, Models! And can you think of a better profession for Juanita Maxey, Mary Ruth Conley, and Betty Monroe? Now watch the birdie! | see Pat Christo- pher, taking pictures of Robert Michael Bry- son, the sixth child of Mrs. Larry Bryson, the former Kathleen Oswald. Next 4 see a tray of food and be hind that tray is Wanda Anderson serving lunch to Barbara Green and Betty Harmon, owners of the Glamour Beauty Shop. There is a billboard in the distance. It reads: Mo’s Service Station, Owner, Elmo Anderson. Have you heard about the recent plane crash? Well you soon will for reporters Libby Green and Billie Jo Hansard are gathering facts about it from Stewardess, Donna Ray. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Waller, former Edna Strange, are now helping with the Bob Brown Science Circus. Ride ‘em cowboy! Becky Waggoner and Bobby Wright are acting in Western pictures. Seventeen

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Junior Class Officers Standing: Ronald Simpson Mrs. Aslinger Mrs. Lancaster Mr. Davidson Emily Turner Seated: Asher. Helton Richard Waters Johnny Hayes Martin Henry Sophomore Class Officers Standing: Mr. Stephenson Mrs. Rose Mr. Carroll Seated: r Carl Melton Shirley Bedelle Billy Biddle Nancy Neely Larry May Norma Flannigan Freshman Class Officers Juanita Cox Mrs. Helsley Carrol Keith Larry Bryson Mr. Hendrickson Bobby Armstrong Hester Helton Mrs. Whittaker Nineteen